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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1956

Page

4

Noxville News Notes Family Visits and Rain Desires

Mrs J A Milam reports Milton Ragsdale and children of San Angelo visiting Garland and Milam on the 4th. J H Lewis of Winters and Jess F Parker family are mentioned. Old Noxville received one inch of rain Monday evening but the community remains dry and dusty and hopes for more rain.

Milton Ragsdale San Angelo J. A. Milam Garland Noxville S. S. Stewart Mattie Arnold Harper

Austin District Tax Receipts Reflects Gain

The 111 counties in the Austin District report tax receipts rising to 1.27 billion in 1956 from 1.19 billion in 1955, an all time high. District Director R. L. Phinney notes the general income group led gains with withholding, individual and corporate taxes contributing about 45 million more than 1955.

Austin R. L. Phinney Phinney

Parker Brothers Visit Kerrville Trip

Mr. and Mrs. Jess F Parker and his brother James Parker of Junction traveled to Kerrville on Tuesday for a brief visit.

Jess F. Parker James Parker Junction Kerrville

Pasture Deferment Drives Grass Recovery Across Farms

Telling examples from White Oak Harper and Cherry Mountain farmers show deferment and brush thinning boost pasture forage. Tactics include rotating defers on rangeland, thinning dense brush to allow light, and building terraces and waterways to outlet fields. Soil Conservation Service crews checked and staked terraces and ponds for several farms during the past week.

Alvin Solbrig Harper Mr. Solbrig Elgin Bauer Cherry Mountain Bauer Gillespie Soil Conservation District Soil Conservation Service Roland Behrends Old Burnet Rd Edgar Behrends Sagebiel Brothers Cherry Springs Phil Petmecky San Antonio

Wheat Growers To Vote In Quota Referendum

Gillespie County wheat growers will vote Friday July 20 1956 to decide whether the national marketing quota program continues for 1957. Two thirds approval required for quotas to take effect. eligibility includes farms with more than 15 acres of wheat. Voting places open 8 am to 7 pm at Fredericksburg Agricultural Building and Stonewall Weinheimer & Son Store.

Gillespie County Thomas Jung County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Fredericksburg Weinheimer & Son Stonewall

Weeklong Visits Highlight Kinsey Family Ties in Amarillo

Local social notes show Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Kinsey of Amarillo visiting his parents and relatives over the weekend while Mrs. Walton Whitworth called on Mrs. J A Milam in town. Other guests include Lang and Friedrich families from Kerrville and Port Arthur, plus visitors from Brownwood and Austin. Albert Kaiser ill after a heart attack. wishes for recovery flow from community.

Scotty Kinsey Amarillo Dillard Stapp A. J. Kinsey John Hayes Dorothy Ann Austin Edwin Lang Lang Ed. Klein Son Werner Tivydale

Farmers Home loans totaling 242000 aid six counties

Farmers in Blanco Gillespie Kimble Llano Mason and Menard counties obtained loans totaling 242000 through the Farmers Home Administration in the year ending June 30 1956. Milton F Wilfong said repayments on loans outstanding were noted and funds supported feed seed fertilizer equipment livestock and other farm items. The local committee must approve each loan and certify farm values and eligibility before funds are advanced.

Blanco Gillespie Kimble Llano Mason Menard Farmers Home Administration Milton F. Wilfong Farmers Home Administration Committee Schroeder Fredericksburg Texas Johnson City Junction Mason and

Lions Elect International President John L Stickley

Lions International elects John L Stickley of Charlotte North Carolina as International President at the 39th annual convention in Miami Florida. The organization reports 542 828 members 12 334 clubs in 75 countries making it the world s largest service club group.

John L. Stickley Charlotte North Carolina Lions International Miami Florida

Johnson keynote at KENS dedication marks 72 years of South Texas journalism

Senator Lyndon Johnson spoke at the dedication of KENS studio facilities in San Antonio, praising unity and free exchange of ideas. The event honored Frank G. Huntress Sr., longtime publisher, with tributes from local officials and media executives. The ceremony included a 30 minute simulcast and a time vault opening from 1956 to be reopened in 1981.

KENS South Texas Frank G. Huntress Jr The Express Publishing Co Frank G. Huntres San Antonio Avenue E 4Th Street San Antonio Express San Antonio News Lyndon Johnson Johnson Texas Sen. Johnson Huntress Ed Ray Express and News Albert D. Johnson Kens Radio and TV Edwin Kuykendall Ben Ramsey John Ben Shepperd Edward P. Surrick Eric Salline CBS New York South

Antique Exhibits to Highlight Bess Centennial Aug 11

The Dess Centennial committee invites local collectors to exhibit antiques for the August 11 centennial event. Organizers Theo Moellendorf Lee Feuge Elgin Dittmar and Alt Baethge ask participants to contact the couples for display arrangements.

Bess Mesd Theo Mocellendorf Lee Feuge Elgin Dittmar Alt. Baethge Doss June Braeutigam Elaine Kuhlmann Rose Maertz Emma Jean Duecker Billie Munch Sidney Hall Nolan Dittmar Lutheran Church A. E. Flathmann Cherry Spring Doss 4-H Club George Garretson Paul Sauer Garretson Chicago Illinois

Univ Texas Prepares 2 New Maps

The University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology prepared two new maps illustrating geologic formations in the Fall Prong Quadrangle covering Kimble Gillespie and Mason Counties and the Threadgill Creek Quadrangle in Gillespie and Mason Counties. Copies are 75 cents each from the Bureau at Austin.

Austin Texas University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology Fall Prong Kimble, Gillespie Mason Counties Threadgill Creek Gillespie and University of Texas, Austin

Chevrolet Wins In Pikes Peak Climb

Chevrolet Division cars swept the Pikes Peak Hill Climb with a one two finish led by Jerry Unser Jr. in 16 08. Eis time 16 21.6. Bob Kort claimed second in 16 21.6 while Zora Arkus-Duntov had set the former record of 17 24. Fourteen stock cars started the 14110 foot ascent as Chevrolet also placed fifth sixth and tenth.

Detriot Cheveolets Pikes Peak Chevrolet United States Auto Club Jerry Unser, Jr Unser Bob Kort Eis Zora Arkus-Duntov Colorado Mountain

Casper Couple Back in New Mexico After Visit

Mr and Mrs Simon Casper returned to New Mexico last week following a visit with Mr and Mrs Kramer in what appears to be a local society notice.

Simon Casper New Mexico Mrs. Kramer

Local visitors from Sanderson and Kerrville visit Kerrville and Kerr families

Mrs Roy Deaton and her son and Mrs Bill Lea of Sanderson visit with their parents Mr and Mrs J J Rogers and Phil. 6000 Mr and Mrs Vene Cottle and grandchildren Michael and Donna Sue visit Mrs Vera Parker in Kerrville Tuesday night.

Roy Deaton Bill Lea Sanderson J. J. Rogers Phil Vene Cottle Michael Donna Sue Vera Parker Kerrville

Farmer Boys League Standings Update

The Farmer Boys League shows Sisterdale leading with 7 wins and 3 losses followed by Stonewall 7-4 and Texas teams Texas 6-6 Kerrville 4-7 Harper 3-7. Last Wednesday Texans beat Kerrville 21 to 7 in a non league game. Sunday results had Sisterdale 13 Texans 10 and Kerrville 8 Harper 6. Stonewall is idle. Next, Kerrville visits Stonewall and Sisterdale hosts Harper with Texans off.

W. L. Pet Sisterdale Stonewall Texans Kerrville Stialdlisedves Harper

Visit Notes and Births From Local Families

Mrs Elia Lee of Quemado visits her sister Mrs Herbert Jones. A daughter Carolyn Sue born July 4 in a Fredericksburg hospital to Mr and Mrs R F Peril. The family includes three sisters. Visitors at Mrs J C Cosper home include William and Hoover Cosper and Levi Miller. Mrs J C Cosper visits Lavernia with her son William. Mr and Mrs W L McGinley of Dallas spent days at their ranch.

Jerald Segner Fredericksburg Bernhard Crenwelges Cpl Delano Nixon Topeka Kansas Ruben Nixon Crabapple Bernhard Crenwelge Henry Baethge Elia Lee Quemado Herbert Jones Ooo R. FE. Peril Carolyn Sue J. C. Cosper William Cosper Lavernia Hoover Cosper New Iberia Levi Miller Slater William W. L. McGinley Dallas

Corpus Christi Guests Visit Relatives in City

Mr and Mrs Albert Schaefer and children of Corpus Christ are here for a visit with relatives Miss Kathryn Wolfmuceller of San Antonio visited her grandmother Mrs C W Granville on Monday

Albert Schaefer Corpus Christ Kathryn Wolfmuceller San Antonio C. W. Granville

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Noxville News Leon Becker San Saba Texaco Elbert Feller Mgr Crosley and Bendix Magnolia Auto Accessories Floy Bode CO Aera BOL Adv Earl Rudder Hera Pol T. O. Midkiff White Oak Joe Maurer Mr. Maurer Walton Whitworth Edwin Lang Jr Darrell Bernhard Carl Mazinke Edwin Klein Henry “Milton Wienecke Albert Kaiser Doris and Lonette Freidrich Mrs Charles Friedrich Port Arthur Pete Nay Brownwood J. M. Stevens Dale Scott Kinsey Small Son Dillard Tanging Herald Adverticore Lions Elect International President Kens Television Kens Radio A. News Janes Baethge Korea August Baethges Japan Messr Fred Itz Henry Welge Erwin Friedrich Edwin Baethge Welge Henry Cosper and Sgt Kent Bode Lackland Air Base John C. White Mark A. Thompson Austin Street Hollis Blackwell Warehouse Schreiner Wool & Mohair Schreiner Warehouse Kerrville, Texas Joe Marsh Mac” Johnson Mac Jung Unsieg Stores Brewers Foundation
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