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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1949

Page

3

Read This Contributed Opinion on Communist Exposure

A contributed column denounces censorship and urges active pursuit of communist exposure via the Un American Activities Committee. The piece critiques secrecy and calls for accountability, citing the Hiss-Chambers trial and alleged State Department espionage contacts.

Congress House UN- American Affairs Committee Washington Reorganized—Or American Activities Committee John S. Wood Georgia Pearl Harbor Kremlin Canada State Department San Freneieco United Nations

Vacation Church School Starts Monday At Presbyterian Church

Vacation Church School begins Monday July 11 at the Presbyterian Church in Harper. Jointly sponsored by Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist Churches, program runs 8 to 11 a m each day through next week with Bible lessons singing crafts and recreation for all community children.

Presbyterian Church Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist Churches of Harper

Sidney Heinemann Honors First Holy Communion

Mr and Mrs Joe Heinemann hosted a barbecue dinner to celebrate Sidney Heinemann's first Holy Communion Guests included sponsors Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heinemann and Mr and Mrs Joseph Mrosek and their families Cake ice cream and lemonade were served in the afternoon

Joe Heinemann Sidney Heinemann Lawrence Heinemann Joseph Mrosek

Mrs. Dale Cook Hosts Barbecue Dinner in Harper

Mrs. Dale Cook hosted a barbecue dinner at her father Arthur Lange's home Sunday celebrating her husband’s birthday anniversary and her brother Clark’s first communion. Attendees included Oliver Lange and others from Fredericksburg San Antonio and Houston. barbecued with all trim mings.

Dale Cook Arthur Lange Clark Oliver Lange Houston Charlie Lange Fredericksburg J. B. Birt San Antonio Howard Bowers Monroe Lange

Texas to gain lion’s share of PRA express routes

Texas will receive the largest PRA express highway share amid an 11.27 billion program affecting 2764 miles statewide. D C Greer said the plan targets four laning and urban expressways linking Houston Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio El Paso and Beaumont with routes such as US 80 290 77 66 75 81 90 and 67. Rural mileage totals 2573 miles costing 286.9 million while urban roads total 191.8 miles costing 149.1 million.

Austin Texas Public Roads Administration D. C. Greer Greer Houston Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio el Paso Beaumont Shreveport Oklahoma New Mexico Amarillo Galveston Mexico Hillsboro Louisiana Texarkana PRA Washington

Prochnows Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary in San Antonio

Mr and Mrs Henry Prochnow celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on a Saturday June 25 at their home 731 N Palmetto St San Antonio A turkey supper was served to children relatives and friends The couple’s two daughters Trene Metzger and Myrtle Feller plus one grandchild Peggy Lynn Feller helped dispense hospitality Many relatives and friends attended including Albert Prochnow Victor Prochnow and Victor Jr Henry Jenschke Edgar Klein Clara Peter Johnny Klein Gene Brown O A Prochnow Loreen Bill Peters Cecil Carter and Doris Mae Boerner

Henry Prochnow N. Palmetto St San Antonio Trene Eli Metzger Dallas Myrtle Elbert Feller Harper Peggy Lynn Feller Albert Prochnow Victor Prochnow Victor Jr Henry Jenschke Edgar Klein Clara Peter Johnny Klein Fredericksburg Gene Brown O. A. Prochnow Loreen Bill Peters Cecil Carter Edg. Boerner Doris Mae

Gillespie County Farm Bureau Meeting Set for July 15

The Gillespie County Farm Bureau Federation schedules its next meeting for July 15, 1948. Rubin Moeler, secretary, invites agriculture students and others to attend. Speakers J. O. Teaner on fruit business and cooperative association, Alfred Petsch on benefits of the organization. Committees report aims and assignments. School committee members Lawrence Schuch Elmer Elebrecht. Roads committee Charlie Boerner Chester Koenncke G. R. Oshier. Membership committee Teadere Artisti Otto Schumann Jue Taylui.

Gillespie County Farm Bureau Federation Sie District Saurtrasm Rubin Moeler J. O. Teaner Alfred Petsch Farm Bureau Lawrence Schuch Elmer Elebrecht Charlie Boerner Chester Koennecke G. R. Oshier Teadere Artisti Otto Schumann Jue Taylui

Harper Community Park Assn. elects president and weekend games

Victor Wendel is elected president of Harper Community Park Association. In Hill Country League results last Sunday Comfort defeated Boerne 7 to 2, Harper trailed, Camp Stanley 11, Sisterdale 6, Stonewall 7, and a non league 12 inning Kerrville win for the Giants over Fredericksburg. Next Sunday matchups include Boerne at Camp Stanley and Stonewall at Comfort with Harper visiting Fredericksburg.

Victor Wendel Harper Community Park Assn Camp Stanley Comfort Comfort Boerne Harper Camp Stanley Sisterdale Stonewall Giants Kerrville Fredericksburg Listerdale

Fund Raising Committee Named For Mohair Producers

Sayers Farmer announces twenty four committee members to raise ten thousand dollars for Mohair producers as part of a thirty thousand dollar cooperative mohair market research project between the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association and the U S Department of Agriculture. Funds already exceed quota in Uvalde Real counties and will support a Washington signed agreement dated July 1.

San Angelo Texas Sayers Farmer Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association United States Department of Agriculture Washington Comal Hays Erwin L. Woerne Gillespie Blanco D. McMillan Mason Liano Ray Wyatt Bandera Medina Vester Hughes Irion Beall Barbee Crockett J. T. Davis Sterling Tom Green Fred Barwood Sutton Schleicher John Chassen Bexar Association Farmer

Ten Dallas County districts face tax hikes under Gilmer-Aiken law

Dallas County supt Dr Joe P Hardis says ten common districts must vote a 50 percent tax increase to qualify for state funds under Gilmer Aiken. Failure to raise funds risks loss of accreditation. a meeting of trustees is set for Friday. Coppell and Lawson already approved 500 tax hikes. Mountain Creek may rely on reserves.

Dallas Morning News Dallas County Gilmer, Aiken Joe P. Hardis State Department of Public Education Commissioners’ Court Barris’ Figues Dallas W. T. White Institute of North Texas Independent School District Highland Park School White Gilmer-Aiken Harris Mountain Creek Shady Grove Rose Hill Scyene Rylie Kleberg Wheatland Union Bower Sowers Florence Hill Garland Gread Prairie Irving Pleasant Grove

Opening of Peterson Memorial Hospital Attended by Three Thousand Visitors

About 3 000 Hill Country residents toured the Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital in Kerrville at its formal opening. The non profit hospital funded by Hall and Charlie Peterson will operate on a 55 bed basis with rental income from a service station and other spaces to cover costs. Ed Martin, hospital administrator, introduced the staff and medical board while Dr Sam E Thompson and Rev William M Logan delivered principal talks. Visitors noted air conditioned wards bright rooms large windows and modern equipment underscoring the hospital spirit of service to the Hill Country.

Hill Country Sid Peterson W. A. Fawcett Peterson Hal Peterson Chariie

Texas 51st Legislature Passes Record 75 Fish and Game Laws

The 51st Texas Legislature wrapped up a record session with 72 new fish and game laws placed on the statute books. Key measures include universal freshwater fishing licenses, a big game license, and license reforms affecting licenses for fish, hunting, and Lake Texoma. The changes take effect in September, with licenses varying in price and scope and cross-border licenses aligning with Oklahoma.

Texas A. W. Mourland Johnson City Artificia Lake Texoma Texas-Oklahoma Oklahoma State Game Commission

Harper Leads County In Rainfall For June

Harper community tops Gillespie County with 4.95 inches of rain in June according to LUC.R.A. reporters. The month’s total exceeds last year’s 4.62 inches at the Big Rain gauge, with other area reports from Fredericksburg and Crabapple noted in the county rainfall dossier.

Harper Gillespie County Luc.r.a Otto Rahe Fredericksburg

Gilmer Aiken bills drive school consolidations in Gillespie

Ince County merges under G A bill as nine schools join larger districts. Fredericksburg absorbs Liveoak Henry Creek and Klein Frankreich Pedernaleg joins Wrede Tosca links to Willow City Grapetown Cain City to Rocky Hill Hayden Wolf Creek to Morris Ranch. Tax elections planned before the new school year. Board members Felix Jenschke chair Email Dietrich Raymond Spaeth Willie J Berg Enos Rode.

Gilmer Wrede Tosca Willow City Grapetown Cain City Rocky Hill Hayden Wolf Creek Morris Ranch Actions Board Felix Jenschke Email Dietrich Raymond Spaeth Willie J. Berg Enos Rode

Alligator Gar Spotlight Anchors Historic Waterfront Tale

A fragment hints at a feature on the alligator gar, described as an all anchor of a storied riverine habitat. The piece evokes the gar’s size, resilience, and role in regional lore, suggesting a deeper dive into its longstanding presence in local waters.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lars America Hiss-Chambers New York Chambers Hiss Stalin Un-American Affairs Committee Sidney Heimann Mrs. Dale Cook W. O. Brown Pete Whitworth Barbara Dana Beth Maurine Bell A. C. Wendel Ted Kiser Chester Brown Clarence Ruskey Alvin Robert Kensing Harper Sunday S. M. Cottle Elgin Joe S. Cottle Antonette Parker Tony Walter Parker Noxville George Duderstadt Douglas Duderstadt Billing Henry Prochnows Gillespie County Farm Bureau Veterans of Agriculture Mai California Hill Country Baseball League Jim Custer John Rogers Mattie Charlie Rogers Clarence McDougall Neal B. Fox and Son Gilbert San Marcos Rex Fox A&m College Harper Community Park Association Rollie Peril Paul Jones Edmund Riecher T. P. Harlan Chas. Barrett Victor Marschall Wm. Strackbein Joe S. Petsch Harper Community Park New Rock Highway 290 Woodmen World of Harper Jack Lee John S. Morris Kelton Lange Miss Maxine Lange Mautine Bell Donna Dena Beth Barbara Whitworth Harper Independent Lee Goff Gilbert Anderegg Milton Dyer Peterson Memorial Hospital Ince County
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