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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1968

Page

3

Global debate over Hanoi peace talks and backers of small towns

The piece cites diplomats and citizens doubting Hanoi's willingness to halt hostilities for talks. It argues peace requires stopping all fighting, while urging skepticism of Communist propaganda. It then profiles Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson promoting small towns as solutions to urban ills, praising clean air, space, and family foundations.

Tower of Babel Hanoi Vietnam Washington Ho Chi Minh & Co San Antonio

Harper Drug Store Ad Promotes Mattress Refurbish

An old Harper Drug Store ad touts Grace and Leslie offering new life for old mattresses with inner spring specialists. The copy mentions Mayfield Map, Nerrville Texas, and incomplete product phrasing.

Mayfield Nerrville Texas

Raymond Cottle Dies in Harper at 79

Raymond O. Cottle, born April 30, 1889 in Bastrop County, Texas, died January 22, 1968 in Fredericksburg Hospital. Survived by wife, two daughters Audrey Calentine and Dell Lumpkins, a brother VA Cottle, four sisters, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral held at Harper Baptist Church with interment in Harper Cemetery.

Raymond O. Cottle John T. Cottle Bastrop County Texas Harper Miranda Casper Audrey E. M. Calentine Carrizozo New Mexico Dell Elmo Lumpkins Cot Mountain Home Frank — E. Staudt Marc Vaslor

School Census Notice for 1968-69 Enrollment

January census seeks children who will be 6 before September 1. If your child has not been counted for the 1968-69 census, contact Mrs Ed Batley at UN4-2670.

Ed Batley

J. J. Cosper Dies at 67 in Harper Home

J. J. Cosper, 67, died suddenly at his Harper home on Sunday January 7 at 2 p.m. Born June 19, 1900 in Harper, he was married to Rosa Bierschwabe in Kerrville on November 11, 1925. Survived by wife, son Perry L. Cosper of Vietnam, daughter in law, two grandchildren, five sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held January 11 at Beckmann Funeral Chapel and Harper Baptist Church with Interment in Harper City Cemetery.

J. J. Cosper Mr. Cosper Harper Jacob T Sarah McDeild Kerrville Rosa Bierschwabe Perry L. Cosper Vietnam San Antonio Josie Roy Cottle Miranda Raymond Cottle Vene Cottle Julis J. A. Lennon Alvie Ceper Califormia Nettie Michael Harris Marion Cosper William Floyd Cosper Beckmann Harper Baptist Church Clark Bierschwale Howard Cottle Oren Cattle Omar Cottle Ed SH Casper Bla Bumhin Harper City Cemetery

Harper P T A Meeting Slated Next Thursday

The Harper P T A schedules a meeting for Thursday February 1 with a 2:30 pm start. The program focuses on pressures and anxieties facing today’s children and youth.

Harper P. T. A

Uniform of late Legion commander to be presented in Beemer

William Eugene Galbraith 41 of Beemer Nebraska National Commander of the American Legion will present the uniform of the late Lieutenant Louis Jordan Post Tuesday January 30. A WWI veteran, Galbraith has held multiple Legion posts and state and national leadership roles and is active in civic groups and farming ventures.

William Eugene Galbraith Beemer Nebraska American Legion Louis Jordan Gailbraith Boys State Board of Directors Portland Oregon Boston Galbraith Nebraska Centennial Commission Governor‘ Conferences On Education Nebraska Youth Council Masons

Voting Duty Reminder Prompts Registration Before January Thirty‑First

An urging notice emphasizes citizen duty to vote and tells residents to register before January 31 in this important election year. It stresses the deadline and civic participation.

Louis Jordan Memorial Event At Nimitz Museum

Public invited to honor Lt Louis Jordan and all armed forces at the Nimitz Naval Museum on Tuesday January 30 at 10 a m. National Commander William Galbraith will present Jordan uniform. Lt Gen Lawrence Lincoln and Dr Clyde Littlefield to speak. Jerry Zimmermann MC. luncheon tickets available from local banks and associations.

Louis Jordan Armed Forces American Legion Hall Fredericksburg National Bank Security State Bank and Trust Community Savings and Loan Association Jerry Zimmerman Kens-Tv Nimitz Museum Zimmermann American Meteoro

Harper March of Dimes Program Saturday Night Features Local Talent

The annual local talent show for the March of Dimes benefit fund will be held Saturday night at Harper Iceal core form. Committees prepared for an evening of fun and entertainment with various acts and refreshments. no charge for the program, donations accepted as in prior years.

Cecil Ellis Parker Rites Set For Friday

Cecil Ellis Parker 49 of af Mfarper died Wednesday January 24. Funeral services will be held Friday January 26 at 2 p m in Schaetter Funeral Chapel with interment in Old Knoxville Cemetery. Proceeds from refreshments sales and a cake auction go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Maze of Dimes fund for birth defects. Everyone is urged to attend.

Cecil Ellis Parker Cecils Parker Af Mfarper Schaetter Old Knoxville Naional Foundation

Harper locals visit kin and guests in area

Local residents from Harper and nearby Kerrville Fredericksburg and San Antonio visited relatives this week. Guests included Meta Spaeth Hulda Sagebiel Wanda Schirn er Othe Parker Patsy Pabin Albert Lang August Rirehoff Roscoe Parker and Kelly Brown plus Raymond LeMeileur and Er Brown. Rain blessed the Hill Country with up to six inches and families attended a funeral for Mrs Fred Oestreich.

Meta Spaeth Mesdames Hulda Sagebiel Wanda Schirner Fredericksburg Otto Rahe Max Lange Albert Lang San Antonio August Rirehoff Keidel Memorial Hospital Kelly Brown Raymond le Meileur Kerrville Mroo ER Brown Fred Nabers Harper Oly

Heavy Rains Sink Graves in Local Cemetery

Heavy rains cause several graves to sink at the local cemetery. The committee urges relatives to arrange filling and cover the costs, noting the work requires time, money, and extra dirt.

Presbyterian Women Met January 18

The Presbyterian Women met Thursday afternoon at 2 30 p.m. in the manse with nine members present. The president called the meeting to order. Mrs. J. Roberil read A Recipe for a Happy New Year. Mrs Fred Whitewood reviewed the prayer for the year and handed out Dials. The guest speaker was ill, so Bible study began in bed when possible. Mrs Paul Jones gave the devotional on Friendship. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Fred Whitewood.

Janes J. Roberil Fred Whitewood Paul Jones Fred White

Walker Couple Established Home in Kerrville

Mr and Mrs Howard Walker settled in Kerrville after their marriage on Friday January first. She is Madlyn Shamak e formerly of Devine Texas and she was employed at Mooneys for the past year. Howard is the son of Mr and Mrs Olin Walker.

Howard Walkere Kerrville Madlyn Shamake Devine Texas Mooneys Howard Olin Walker

Staudt touts six cent stamp as bargain in postal history

Postmaster Frank B. Staudt argues that postage remains affordable, tracing rates from 1816 to today. He compares historical charges for letters, notes shifts in pricing, and the impact on taxpayers and workers, citing a six cent stamp as a returning rate from colonial times.

Pasmaster Frank B. Staudt Staudt Stdudt United States York New Amsterdam

Young Homemakers of Te as Harper Chapter Meet

The Young Homemakers of Te as Harper Chapter met on January 11 at 3 pm in the Harz Heh School homemaking room. Thirteen members plus advisor Erlene Dunn and guest Doris Tietz attended. Tietz spoke on Home Nursing and a question and answer session followed. Members planned a fundraiser for the Stock Ss Fund and a field trip to Stonewall factory with stops at EF erickKsburg sites.

Young Homemakers of Teas Harper Harz Erlene Dunn Doris Tietz Stan Evelyn Barrett Alice Schupell Joyce Bode Tak Tund Stonewall Eferickksburg Joyce Lange Erlene P Janu Tin Austin Nila McMahon Darlene McDougall Dour P Latte Cathy Tatse Nancy Bode Jim Lange It McMhon Diana Raho Shlene Sullemeter Elvana

Modern Market Radio Service Notice in Harper

Notice warns about radio repair and service available at Modern Market Harper for makes and models including new radios, transformers and IV sets. Contact phone U4-2 for details and service options.

Harper

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