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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1955
Page
2
A listed senior active in school life participates in the Choral Club and sports events. She has been in the girls choir for two years, with physical features noted and preferences in foods colors pets and entertainment. She is undecided on her future plans.
Upper Llanos Soil Conservation News profiles Marlene Kaiser daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Kaiser highlighting her varied high school activities. From drum majorette and pep squad to student council president and FHA treasurer she earned honors in art and voice and star status on basketball teams. The article also covers the Texas Soil Conservation Districts convention in San Antonio with district leaders and future deferment plans for pasture management and range improvement guidance.
D. E. Beach of the local Internal Revenue Office explains filing rules for 1954. Any individual with $600 or more gross income, or $1200 if age 65 or over, must file. Self employment tax of $400 or more also requires a return. Filing a return can secure a refund of taxes withheld. Wages from multiple earners affect joint taxable income under state community property laws. spouses should report combined earnings to optimize tax outcomes.
Think Before You Prune stresses careful pruning to avoid stubs and promote healing with proper cuts and support, noting fertilizer and watering aid spring growth. The article also records visits by Clarence and Barbara McDougall and family to Johnny McDougall, plus Virgil Lennon and relatives in San Antonio and Dripping Springs.
Joseph Lang returned home last Wednesday after 13 months in Korea and two months in Hawaii. He is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lang.
Effective January 10 1955 the bank will close on Saturday afternoons instead of Thursday afternoons with hours from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. except Saturdays closing at noon. The bank remains closed on legal holidays and aims to continue serving Harper and surrounding area citizens.
Sandra Michael and Donna Sue Cottle of San Antonio spent the weekend visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Cottle and their father Oren Cottle. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Ellebracht and Levi and Miss Bernice of Fredericksburg were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bierschwale. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barrett and Mrs. Lilly Ann visited relatives in Midland and San Angelo.
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