Incomplete but Shared Roles in Future Inventions
A reflective note on collective effort and daily tasks contributing to future inventions and peace. Mentions Mrs Dorothy P and community figures. Observes housewives at the sink shaping the future with small acts, alongside soldiers like Mr Hunnicutt in the Air Force. Local visits span Del Rio Kerrville Fredericksburg San Antonio and Uvalde with family mentions and upcoming medical surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy P
Mike Hunnicutt
Baby
Allen Bridges
Burton
Kerrville
Alfred Lehne
Alfred Kramer
Hunnicutt
California
Air Force
Otto Wienecke
J V Greeson
Lake Buchanan
Hugo Klein
Orval Harvey
Steve Harvey
Fredericksburg
Jerome Gold
Uvalde Mesdames
Glen Hopf
Robert Dittmar
V A Hopf
San Antonio
Harper's First State Bank Shows Increase in Assets
The First State Bank of Harper reported assets 1 080 407 32 up 38 184 21 deposits 881 948 23 up 33 836 82 and loans 404 653 51 up 78 132 68 for period ending December 31 1970. Undivided profits were 128 459 09. savings accounts pay 4 2 percent regular and 5 percent time deposits. safety boxes available. Watkins Tarr named president January 14. directors include Emil Wahrmund Belton Tatsch Chas Rogers Aubrey Harper. capital stock 35000 and surplus 35000. Bank weathered Depression era and remains FDIC insured. Baethge Gerdes marriage performed in Corpus Christi January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank of
Harper
Gillespie County
State Banking Commissioner
First State Bank
Watkins Tarr
Fred Whitewood
Fred Piecemales R
Ae Feller
Mre
Helen D. Peril
Emil T. Wahrmund
Belton Tatsch
Chas. H. Rogers
Aubrey Harper
Bride Linda Baethge Weds James Gerdes in Corpus Christi
Linda Lynette Baethge of Bishop married James Richard Gerdes of Bishop in a candlelight ceremony Jan 8 at Primitive Baptist Church Corpus Christi. The couple will reside in Bishop with Gerdes a Texas A&I student and Baethge employed at Wallace Volkswagen in Kingsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Lynette Baethge
Bishop
James Richard Gerdes
Corpus Christi
Alfred Jack Baethge
Harper
Alfred Baethge
Doss
W. S. Blackshear
Austin
Oliver Gerdes
Linda Gerdes
Jerri Blackshear
San Antonio
Bride
Kina Elain Baethze
Paul Wayne Baethge
Richard Wision
Groom
Robstown
Tommy Mueck
Howard Fels
al Baethge
Lorin Baethge
Ronny Baethge
DeAnn Dawbarn
Texas A&i University
Wallace Volkswagen Inc
Kingsville
Gladewater wedding for Judith Jones and Matthew Jung
Judith Ellen Jones and Matthew Daniel Jung wed at First United Methodist Church Gladewater on January 16. Officiants were Father Robert Chagnon and Rev James Branne with music by Mrs. W E Tims and readings by Louise Van Wormer and Ken Bennet. The Jones and Jung families hosted a reception. couple to live in Gladewater after a wedding trip to Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Ellen Jones
Matthew Daniel Jung
Alois L. Jung
Harper
First United Methodist Church
Gladwater
Robert Chagnon
James Branne
W. E. Tims
Louise van Wormer
Ken Bennet
Ruth
H. Weimar Jones
Gladewater
Gladewater High School
Kilgore College
University of Texas
Frank Taggart
Dan Little
CPA
Longview
England
Faye Pruitt
Juliet
Rosalee Verner
Nancy Nunnally
Fort Worth
Mary Rutledge
Jackson
Elizabeth Jung
Hardin Rahe
Rosenberg
Larry Jung
Groom
Kenneth Reeder
Austin
Gene Rahe
Brian Jones
Bride
Wayland Jones
Paul Butter
Jones
Jung
Clara Fritz
Fredericksburg
Linda Jung
Sara George
Eloise Stratton
Arkansas
Elizabeth
Donnie
Larry
Buddy Evers
T. C. Stenson
Kemmerer, Wyo
Waldo
Annual Pointed by Dimes Program Committees Named
The annual talent and amateur show to be held Saturday night January 30 has committees named. John Honig chairs. Hubert Rade secretary. other members include Jun Mac Mahon for Master of Ceremonies and Floy Bode for publicity. Proceeds fund the National Foundation for infantile paralysis arthritis and birth defects research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Honig
Hubert Rade
Joe Esquell
Floy Bode
Jun Mac Mahon
Ball Hull
Enema
Carlos Paror
Georgia Batley
Jo Beth Peril
Gene Harper
Levi
Kensing
Roy Nessmann
Rudi Staudt
Walter Wynn Parker, Jr
Kenneth Maner
Opal Harper
Elmerlee Lange
Jim Mac Mahon
Donnie Bode
Felix Bernhard
Milton Kramer
Clifford Wienecke
Christmas Lighting Contest Winners Announced
Mrs. Max Lange won first place for best decorated home in the Harper Young Homemakers of Texas contest. Second place went to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tatsch for best decorated business in the Catholic Church division. Prizes included gift certificates and a rotating plaque with a $5 donation from W R Loveless Butane Co. Judges were Mrs. Duderstadt, Howard Hamilton, and Pete Crenwelge. The King Homemakers met January 12 for a crewel embroidery talk and a McMahon home tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Lange
Harper Young Homemakers of Texas
Gene Tatsch
Tootie
Catholic Church
Rahe
Irene
W. R. Loveless Butane Co
Young Homemakers
Harper
Freddie Duderstadt
Howard Hamilton
Pete Crenwelge
King Homemakers
Jim McMahon
Earl Wahrmund
McMahon
Laurice Rogers
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del Rio
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Emily
Harvey Stevens
G. C. Stevens
Harper’s
Eileen Hopf
Dean Hopf
Eileen
Thomas R. Mareth
W. J. Mareth
San Marcos
Harper High School
Schreiner Institute
Southwest Texas State University
Texas City
San Marcos High School
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
Theta Kappa Psi Fraternity
Logan
Fredonia
Karen
Buster Whitworth
Rocksprings
Pete Whitworth
Jammie Powell
James Tar
Harper Business
the Bank
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lynette Baethge
Judith Jones
Matthew Jung
Hubert Rahe
Shirleen
Diane
Jean
Robert Maurer
Terry Kiehne
Tracy
Beaumont
Amy Eiler
Tracy Kiehne
Friendly Sewing Circle
Graham
Presbyterian Church
Ralph Graham
Trinity University
Mesdames
C. H. Bierschwale
Lydia Bierschwale
Johnnie Bierschwales
Bandera
Jan Bierschwale
Pontiac
Elbert Schmidt
US 290
Fredericksburg Hospital & Clinic
Harper Volunteer Fire Department
Wol McGinley
Harper Herald
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Farm Bureau Week
Victor Sagebiel
Gillespie County Farm Bureau
Marvin Grona
Roland Behrends