Deer roped by Kasper and party in pasture incident
Richard Kasper returned from Sait Branch pasture with Rainey and two boys when they encountered a buck near former Ad Becker ranch now C Heard property. Kasper chased, threw a rock, and the dog tracked the buck until it was bagged, then escaped as his horse balked at the challenge.
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Richard Kasper
Sait
Mr. Rainey
Ad. Becker
C. Heard
Rainey
Kasper
Santa Reappears After 30 Years In Warm Greeting
Friends recall a long awaited visit as Santa meets locals and shares nostalgia. Pat Stehling, injured in a Friday night crash, has been discharged and is recovering at home. Funeral attendants and local visitors are noted, with New Year greetings and well wishes for peace worldwide.
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Santa
Pat Stehling
Phil Weinheimer
Stonewall
James Lange
Fredericksburg
Jay Arbelger
Hunt
Erwin Eckert
Mrs. Klempstine
Names and Place Lore in Doss and SH 10 Kerrville Reach
Harry Wahrmund explains Thread Gill Creek name origin with Mrs. Martin Anderegg noting a Gill resident. Six Mormon families once lived in Doss. a Mormon school was planned but abandoned. Scenic SH 16 view toward old Junction Fork river bridge marks SH 10 work from Kerrville westward. Allen Keller Co starts 6.975 mile Kerrville section with 375 working days to complete near Kerrville.
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Harry Wahrmund
Doss
Martin Anderegg
Lange's Mill
Gill
Mormon Colony
Junction
Kerrville- Harper Road
Junction Fork River Bridge
San Antonio
Keller Road
Kerrville
Edgar Useners
Kurt Solbrigs
Henry Baethges
Alex Knopp
Albert Leyendecker
Doss-Harper
Expansion of RC&D Project Area Main Topic at December Meet
The December 12 1969 RC&D Executive Committee meeting in Fredericksburg focused on expanding the Eastern Hill Country Project from four to six counties Gillespie Blanco Burnet Lampasas Llano and Mason with possible inclusion of Kimble County A merger with the Central Texas Hill Country area was discussed and dam and watershed studies were announced for Town Creek and Live Oak Creek A tribute was paid to Arthur Walz Blanco who died in 1960 and the January meeting was tentatively set for Blanco.
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Exec. Com
Fredericksburg
Gulf
Town Creek
Rc&d
Rc&d Executive Committee
el] Gallo
Texas Hill Country
J. B. McDuff
Burnet
Hill Country Project
Lampassas
Lane
Mason
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hill Country
Gillespie
Blanco
Lampasas
Llano
Kimble
Bob Gordon
Gordon
Live Oak Creek
Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park
Norman Dietel
Arthur Walz
Walz
Hunt Victim in Mason Hunt
Mrs. Jane Grosse aged 3 was killed while hunting alone on a ranch eight miles west of Mason on December 18. Survived by husband Maj. Wm. Richard Grosse two sons mother and two sisters. Funeral at First United Methodist Church December 20 with burial at Gooch. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Ahrens plan to live on the Harvey Lindner ranch near Comfort as of Tuesday.
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Jane Grosse
Mason
Lottie Sell
Ager
Dorman Seff
Giddings
Helen Lee
Betty Chapman
Austin
Edwin C. Ahrens
Harper
Harvey Lindner
Comfort
Ahrens
Lindner Ranch
Christmas Day Visits Reported Across Harper Area
Harper residents share holiday gatherings with relatives and friends on Christmas Day and the days after. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maurer visited Mrs. Alois Kunz family in Harper then Alf Pehl family in Fredericksburg for dinner. Mrs. Max Lange hosted Christmas children including Gene Prestidge of Houston Kelton Lange of Seguin and Elmer Lee Lange. Clark Bierschwale home welcomed Pete Whitworth and Arthur Bierschwale’s mother. A. J. Kinsey hosted daughter Mrs. V. C. Whitworth of Doole and Scott Kinsey family of Lubbock for Christmas dinner.
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Robert Maurer
Alois Kunz
Alf. Pehl
Fredericksburg
Max Lange
Messr
Mesd
Gene Prestidge
Houston
Kelton Lange
Seguin
Elmer Lee Lange
Here
Clark Bierschwale
Pete Whitworth
Arthur Bierschwale
A. J. Kinsey
V. C. Whitworth
Doole
Scott Kinsey
Lubbock
Toros Tackle Buddy Eilers Star of San Antonio Victory
Buddy Eilers offensive tackle for the San Antonio Toros in the Continental Football League helped lead a 21 to 17 win over the Las Vegas Cowboys in San Antonio on December 7. The piece profiles his background from Sacred Heart High School to Texas A&M, Marine service, multiple league tryouts, and his family connections. District Judge David Brown announces a probable candidacy for attorney general against Crawford Martin.
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Buddy Eilers
San Antonio Toros
Ole Toros
Toros
Las Vegas Cowboys
San Antonio
Texarkana
Alamo Stadium
Indianapolis Capitals
Indianapolis
Joe Eilers
Eilers
Barbara Jung
Alois Jung
Harper
Amber
Joe Don
Sacred Heart High School
Hallettsville
Texas A&m University
Aggies
Texas A&m
U.S. Marine Corps
Quantico
David Brown
Sherman
Crawford Martin
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