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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1960
Page
2
Reverend Walter Sattler officiated at his daughter's marriage in Kerrville Texas as reported by Feipay on July 15 1960. The ceremony took place in Harper Texas with family members in attendance.
Eunice Faye Sattler and Charles David Gerloff wed at Emmanuel Gospel Church Kerrville with Rev Walter Sattler officiating on July 2. The ceremony featured music by Gerry Giese and soloist Mrs Phil Shelton. The couple plan to live in Oakland California after a reception on the bride's parents lawn.
Gillespie County Commissioners heard a Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce proposal for the city to lease and operate Oakcrest Park, with development responsibility to follow. No action taken as more study occurs. The court also addressed Farm-to-Market road access and two county road possibilities, plus the annual tax report.
Official notices of farm allotments for the 1961 wheat crop are mailed to farmers. Baldwin P Davenport, chairman of the Texas ASC Committee, says most allotments differ little from 1960 as the national acreage remains at 550 million acres. Growers with wheat over 14 acres will vote in a July 21 referendum on marketing quotas.
Profits rise for dairy farmers enrolled in improvement groups. Joel Hinshen, agent in farm management at the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, says they know their cows by production records.
Senator Ralph Yarborough argues for Eisenhower to gain discretionary power to adjust the Cuban sugar quota amid Castro’s alignment with Russia and anti American rhetoric. He notes U S policy limits on domestic sugar while Cuba and allied nations retain larger shares, urging careful response to protect Texas farmers.
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