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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1968

Page

5

Eastland County Honor Award Report Prompts Local History Notes

Fragmentary OCR recalls a 1968 Texan piece mentioning Ketel Florent Agenital Preser’eac Fodlgvica and an award ceremony in Starfer Texas. It references Albert Keidel and Victor Keide as figures, a 2000 edition date, sales of property to Vincent Wahl, Heinrich Wilke, and Drexler, plus a hospital site and a residence project. The text is garbled with many misreads and remains unclear on firm events.

Societe Itv Syed M. Raan Rey Meron Albert Keidel Victor Keide Stein

Texas July draft call sets 695 for Army

The July draft call for Texas is set at 695 for the Army under Colonel Morte S Schwartz state Selective Service director. June had 961 and May 2223, with 5300 men to undergo pre induction physical mental exams in July to fill future quotas.

Austin Texas Army Morte. S. Schwartz Selective Service Marine Corps

Grassland Rest Boosts Stock Rotation On Gillespie Ranch

Waldemar Kroll in northern Harper rests pastures to use rest-rotation grazing for cattle goats and sheep aided by four fenced pastures and traps. Lee Schmidt at Harper thinning live oak with chainsaw and goats to produce brush control and extra goat feed while preserving deer habitat and brush for goats.

Waldemar Kroll Harper Kroll King Ranch Lee Schmidt Schmidt

Rogers Attends National Business Education Conference

J Philip Rogers Fredericksburg high school business education teacher attended a tenure conference for business teachers at Colorado State University Fort Collins during June 24 to 28. Over 300 teachers from across the United States and territories joined in five days of sessions on data processing, accounting, typing, shorthand and other business subjects. The event is sponsored by CSU College of Business and McGraw Hill Gregg Division.

J. Philip Rogers Fredericksburg Lich School Colorado State University Fort Collins United States Muska Hawaii Puerto Rico Virgin Islands College of Business CSU Gregg Division McGraw-Hill Book Company New York City

Local residents visit friends and family across Texas

Mesdames Ruskey Harris Arnold and Wendel visited the Menard retirement home last Thursday afternoon. An Alvin resident and a Pittsburg resident spent a week at the Ruskey residence visiting old friends in Dallas. The Purse family visited at the ranch while Erato Hopf and family from San Antonio spent the weekend with his parents. Edd Bailey and family plan to settle in Kerrville as a new home. A note mentions WS bart WiedHoin and a ship fleet, and a speedy recovery is hoped for.

Annie Ruskey Temple Herts Ida Smith Clara Wendel Mattie Arnold Menard Lust AnnieRuskey Alvin Temple Harris Pittsburg Ruskey Erato Hopf San Antonio Mrs Oliver Hopf

Contested Supreme Court picks cloud Fortas Thornberry agenda

Washington observers say cronyism in the Fortas and Thornberry appointments risks the Warren era on the high court. The Wall Street Journal notes a political aura while conservatives may mount Senate opposition. The piece links LBJ favors to liberal court leanings and masks broader partisan impact.

Abe Fortas Homer Thornberry Supreme Court Wall Street Journal Warren High Tribunal Texas House LBJ Thornberry Fortas Senate Washington

Texas Showings in Palo Duro Canyon Park

The action packed saga of pioneer days in the Panhandle opened at Palo Duro Canyon State Park, 12 miles east of Canyon, running June 29 to Sept 2. Paul Green wrote the musical drama with a cast of 50, staged before a 600 foot rock backdrop, depicting brave settlers and drawing praise from major publications.

Amarillo Texas Panhandle Palo Duro Canyon Canyon Randall Armstrong Paul Green Stephen Foster New York Times Oakland Calif Tribune Redbook Johnny Buck

Preacher lineup at Canyon Pioneer Amphitheater

The Rev. Chester L Tolson of Trinity University San Antonio assisted the president in preaching at the Presbyterian Church. The Rev Willard Moser of Trinity will preach every Sunday in July starting July 7. Shows begin at 855 p m nightly except Tuesdays with tickets available at the new booth or by writing to Pioneer Amphitheater Canyon Texas 79015.

Chester L. Tolson Trinity University of San Antonio Presbyterian Church Willard Moser Trinity Pioneer Amphitheather P. O Canyon Texas

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