Watershed plans advance in Gillespie County meeting
About twenty five attendees and Gillespie County Officials gathered to review watershed work plans. The projected project costs about 415000 dollars with dam considerations above the Albert community store. Final approval expected after state and federal reviews within two months.
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Exports Cheer Texas Cattlemen Amid Italy Dream
The Houston Post notes a shipment of 1000 Texas cattle to Italy boosts hopes for expanded exports. A Houston firm plans a demonstration expositi on in Italy in March as markets shift with higher living standards and potential demand in Europe and the Far East.
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About Your Social Security and Local News Snippets
January shows farm workers must file if paid 150 dollars or more in 1964 cash wages or worked 20 or more days in 1964 for cash. James B. Marley notes tax rates of seven and a half percent deducted from wages. employers must report names and wages to the district director in Austin. Also: local social notes about floods, storms, and regional weather impacts with damage estimates and reports from Lakeview and Paisley areas.
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Harper Family Welcomes Son and Local Notes
Harper locals report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs J C Bierschwale on January 23 weighing seven pounds four hundred ninety seven ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Bierschwale. Mr and Mrs Paul Jones returned Friday from a visit with Mr and Mrs Clarence Breazeal in Bertram. Miss Twinkles Lennon begins work at Kerrville First National Bank after leaving First State Bank Harper. Mr and Mrs Josh Clawson and daughter of Kerrville visited H L Stevens. Mr and Mrs Erato Hopf and Miss Gilda Teague of San Antonio visited Oliver Hoop over the weekend.
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H. L. Stevens
Erato Hopf
Gilda Teague
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Church Announcements Invite All to Sunday Services
Tarper's Churches extend a cordial welcome with mass times on Sunday January 31 at 8 and 9 30 am. School of Religion for children and youth. Next week Friday First Friday mass at 7 30 am and 7 30 pm. Parish Committee Council of Men and St Anthony's Society meeting after night Mass. Saturday Masses and meditation at 8 am. Rainbow Girls installation noted. Kathryn Stevens participated. Subscribe to the Herald.
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First Baptist Church Service Times and Invitation
20¢ 20 no Sunday, January 31: Worship Service at 9:00 a.m. Sunday School at 10:15 a.m. Bible Class for adults. Rev. Tommy O'Bryant pastor. I am The Way The Truth and The Life. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening 7:00 p.m. Brotherhood meetings first and third Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. Cordial invitation to worship. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bateman and children of Luling visited relatives.
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Dean Hopf
Harper United Presbyterian Church Services and S.S. Times
Rev David J Gallaher pastor and Van C Brown Sunday School superintendent announce Sunday School at 9 45 Worship at 10 45 Womens Assn meets third Thursday 2 30 Session meets third Wednesday 8 00 Church Services 9 am Sunday School 10 am cordial invitation to worship at any service
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van C. Brown
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Curtis Cameron Elected President of Gillespie County Fair
Curtis Cameron of Fredericksburg was elected president of the Gillespie County Fair Association at a Monday night meeting in the J ie House auditorium. He succeeds Rudy Olfers, while Victor G. Sagebied became vice president. New directors include Dr Curtis Eecshardt and Gilbert Eckhardt among others, with Mrs Emma Petmecky reelected secretary. Plans for 1965 events and delegations to fairs are noted, and maintenance by Henry Kuenemann is announced. Mr and Mrs Fred Gammenthaier visited their new grandchild in Fredericksburg.
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Kenneth Maner
Victor Meter
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Edgar Stroeher
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Rudy Olfers
South Texas Fairs and
Henry Kuenemann
Thanking Friends After Hospital Stay at Fredericksburg
Expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards visits and flowers during hospitalization. Special thanks go to Dr. Feller and all doctors and nurses at Fredericksburg Hospital and Clinic along with Rev. Durkop Rev. Weber and Rev. Schneider.
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Fur buyer seeks new customers in Harper Texas
Notice states a buyer will purchase furs this season in place of Clayton Massey who formerly handled fur purchases. The proposer asks for business and directs interested parties to see Charlie Taylor at The Bode station in Harper Texas.
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Sunday Services Announced for Jan 24
Sunday School at 10:00 a m worship at 11:00 a m evangelistic service at 7:00 p m Everyone is welcome to attend.
Methodist Church Schedule and Meetings
Rev. Clifford Edge, pastor presides over Sunday worship at 8 45 a m and worship hour in the sanctuary at 9 45 a m An informal fellowship period follows in the educational building Official Board meets the first Tuesday evening monthly at 7 00 p m Harpett Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at 2 30 p m each month
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