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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1942
Page
3
The article reflects Admiral Nimitz’s speech praising U S victories off Australia and urging ongoing vigilance. It notes heavy Japanese losses and includes MacArthur’s corrective remarks. It highlights plans for future operations from Alaska to Australia and Nimitz’s patient, strategic leadership.
The document highlights enacted laws aiding home ownership for tenants, soil conservation, parity prices for farm products, truth-in-fabric labeling, and improved wages for farmers and low income workers. It notes these measures have raised living standards and that the South has consistently urged further reforms.
The Boy Scout Charter dated April 30, 192, names the Harper organization as Boy Scout Troop No 139, part of the national movement chartered by Congress in 1916, with 17 members and a committee led by Rev. Meredith and Rev. Alcorn. Also notes individuals and local visits including T. J. Davison of Houston and others.
Gillespie County commissioners canvassed results of a special election in Palo Alto common school district. Voters approved raising school tax from 15 to 50 cents per $100 valuation with 15 for and 5 against. County funds balances and May bank statements were reviewed and approved. Local residents visiting from Sanderson and Junction reported.
The statement highlights progress against unjust freight rate differentials harming Texas and other agricultural states. The congressman says he will not abandon his Washington duties for a broad campaign but may visit the district later to discuss the issues honestly. He appeals for continued confidence and backing.
Father Heidel, mute for 12 years then a whispered speaker, travels as a sign language missionary to schools for the deaf across the South and beyond. He roams from New Orleans to Austin, visits the Tucson State School thrice yearly, and rides about 30 000 miles annually, aiming to serve about 25 000 deaf Catholics in the United States. Discussion Club St Anthony's Church Harper Texas.
A wild turkey in Maverick County bound for food and cover was killed 20 miles into Mexico. The band was sent to the Texas Game Department in Austin. The event illustrates wildlife will leave areas lacking food and cover.
A playful exchange in ward 408 shows the doctor asking about a temperature while the nurse jokes about being warm herself. The banter hints at ongoing patient care dynamics and staff rapport.
In court the first attorney calls the other a cheat while the opposing lawyer retorts with liar. The judge notes the parties have identified each other and orders the case to move forward.
Saccharin is a white crystalline derivative of coal tar and is 300 times as sweet as sugar. It is not a carbohydrate and has no food value. Most state laws prohibit its use in food products because it is considered unsafe for general use.
Church notices announce Mass Sunday at 10 o clock with additional services on the third Sunday and others at 8 30. Weekday bells at 7 30 and Mass at 7 45. Parish groups meet after the 10 o clock Mass. Sunday School follows. Vacation School opens June 15 for ages six to ten. Father’s Day program on June 21. Morning service 11, evening 7 15. W M A Mondays 3 pm. Prayer and teachers meeting Wednesdays 7 15 pm. G A s and R A s Fridays 7 15 pm.
J H Meredith pastor invites attendance for Mother's Day on Sunday May 10 with services at 11 30 a m and 8 30 p m Sunday School at 10 30 a m and weekly preaching. Woman's Society of Christian Service meets on the third Sunday at 2 p m with an all day gathering and church dinner.
Rev Walter Jost leads weekly Friday night services at Harper Gospel Tabernacle at 8 00 p m This Friday May 8 Evangelist Harry Seymour will preach a message Everyone is invited to attend the services at the church listing in the notice
Sugar for preserving will be available all of next week except Saturday. Volunteers from local ladies assist at the rationing board office in the basement of the new court house to help citizens complete forms. The effort ensures everyone who needs sugar gets a share under government regulations.
Luther Church schedule lists Sunday School on 1st 3rd and 5th Sundays at 9 30 a.m. Divine Worship on 1st and 5th Sundays at 11:00 a.m. 2nd Sunday services at 8:00 p.m. German language service on the 3rd Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Luther League meets 2nd Sunday at 9:00 p.m. Women’s Missionary Society meets 3rd Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. All are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Whitworth and children of Blue Mountain shopped in Harper Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. T L Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. E L Hamilton of Abilene spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oehler and Mrs. C W Howard. Mr. and Mrs. J F Wedekind and daughter Marietta visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Casper on Sunday. Have you paid your subscription to the Herald.
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