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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1954

Page

3

Third Annual Youth Rodeo Set for Harper Park

The 3rd Annual Youth Rodeo opens Saturday night at Harper Community Park with 44 entries and a 7 45 pm start. The event honors W L McGinley Dallas who has supported local youth programs. Admission 1 for adults and 50 cents for students, with a postrodeo dance by Hill Country Boys under the pavilion.

Harper Community Park FFA C. A. Stone W. L. McGinley Dallas Carl] Kroll Doss Harper McGinley Walter Ottmers Victor Sagebiel Victor Wendel Otto Schumann Sylvester Crenwelge Victor Sagehiel Albert Maner A. K. Falkenburg Clinton Gold Rudy Hohmann Francis Kott George Weber Norbert Roeder Oliver Welgehausen Roland Gold Carl Oehler Elton Spencer Jack Lawrence Ottmar Schnerr Clint Hardin Fred Grote M. R. Duderstadt W. R. Massey Victor Stahl Emil Sauer Hill Country Boys

Boy Scout Troop Sees Growth in Membership and Support

The Boy Scout troop expands steadily as the charter goes to National Headquarters. Roy W. Rutherford, District Scout Executive, visited and praised the troop meetings. Open to boys ages 11 to 16, the group meets Tuesdays at the Legion Hut.

Roy W. Rutherford Legion Hut

Scarboroughs Visit Austin for New Grandson Birth

Mr and Mrs Mac Scarborough travel to Austin to greet Rex Fox and wife on the birth of their grandson born Monday June 14. A sister welcomes the little brother as well.

Mac Scarborough Austin Rex Fox

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Lions Club to Install Officers and Hold Family Night

Hollan Walker presided at a Lions Club meeting in Pres. Ed Salley’s absence. The group plans a July 7 family night at the community park with a pot luck supper and installation of new officers. Arnold Markworth has returned home from two months in the Legion hospital and is reported to be improving.

Lions Club Hollan- Walker Pres Ed Salley San Marcos Chester Tatsch Harper Tatsch County Commissioners Clark Blerschwale R. K. Williams Lion Chas. Barrett Lion Hollan Walker Arnold Markworth le Gion

Road Easement Case Tried In District Court

Several cases were tried this week in District Court with Judge Thomas Ferguson presiding. Levi Ersch et al vs Henry Bruns et al concerned an easement granted for road purposes. a jury sat from Monday to Wednesday and had not reached a verdict by 3 p.m. Sunset Motor Lines v D O Cox for damages was settled. D O Cox v Sunset Motor Lines was dismissed. Norma Fritz vs Marcus Fritz for divorce and child custody was granted. she received custody of four children and the household furniture.

Thomas Ferguson Levi Ersch Henry Bruns Louis Lee Bruns Milton Pehl Frank Jenschke Conrad Ernst Roman Maurer Felix Rischner Andrew Nielsen Walter Rusenberger Egon Brodbeck Benno Kordzik

Vacation Bible School At Harper Baptist Church

Vacation Bible School students and teachers at Harper Baptist Church are pictured with many named participants across front, second and third rows and standing figures including Benny Barker, M R Duderstadt Jr, Jim Bob Stevens, Chester Granville, Joe Dean Spencer, John Warren McDougall, Wayne Lennon, Lucy Mains, Logan Stevens, Rich Suffel, Gregory Parker, Ronnie Lumpkins, Jimmie Strackbein, Reta Klein, Betty Jane Bailey, Nadene Parker, Bennie Friedrich, Sally Spencer, Sharon Gibson, Beverly Roberts, Patsy Bailey, Kay Spencer and others in a group photo setup.

Harper Baptist Church Front Row Benny Barker M. R. Duderstadt, Jr Jim Bob Stevens Chester Granville Joe Dean Spencer John Warren McDougall Wayne Lennon Lucy Mains Logan Stevens Rich Suffel Gregory Parker Ronnie Lumpkins Jimmie Strackbein Reta Klein Betty Jane Bailley Nadene Parker Bennie Friedrich Sally Spencer Sharon Gibson Beverly Roberts Patsy Bailey Kay Spencer Bellerew Brown Shay Friedrich Kay Friedrich Janette Rogers

Baptist WMS Met June 1 in Harper Church

The Woman’s Missionary Society of Harper Baptist Church met Friday night with Mrs. Darwin Brown as vice president presiding. They planned a Thursday church cleanup and collecting used clothing for migrants in the valley per a Baptist Standard request.

WMS Harper Baptist Church Darwin Brown The Baptist Standard J. A. Lennon Isaiah Mesd R. G Bierschwab V. C. Russell Elmo Lumpkins G. D. Lennon R. B. Goff D. W. Brown WMS and Brotherhood

4 H Club Encampment Plans Set For July At Wolf Creek

Gillespie County 4 H Club committees met in County Agent C A Stones office to finalize the Encampment dates July 13 through 15 at Werner Henke Ranch Wolf Creek. The Encampment Committee listed members and noted departure from the Gillespie County Courthouse at 9 am July 13 with to-be-bring lists for attendees. The Fair Committee proposed an educational exhibit at the Gillespie County Fair with members named.

Fair Committee Gillespie County 4-H Club C. A. Stone Perrie Jo Bode Rosie Lee Lindig Bernice Duderstadt Kitty Smith Richard Suffel Reinhold Sagebiel Marlene Fritz Jenel Welgehausen Sidney Ellebracht Werner Henke Wolf Creek M. R. Dudertsadt Bruno Fritz Lawrence Heinemann Gullespie Alton Meyer Jeannette Ann Itz Henry J. Burg Steve Oehler Annette Gold Patsy Cox Alberta Dittmar

Texans urged to nominate for Hall of Remembrance

The Texas Heritage Foundation led by Karl Hoblitzelle seeks names of deceased Texans who contributed to education for a 1964 Hall of Remembrance. Nominations must be mailed by July 1, 1954, with up to 100 names inscribed. no fee. Anyone may nominate via the Foundation in Austin.

Texas Heritage Foundation Hall of Remembrance Harper Texas Karl Hoblitzelle Dallas Harper Herald Texas Heritage Foun Dation Capital National Bank Austin

Family gathers for Mrs Brown memorial at New Braunfels

Members of the family of Mrs. W. O. Brown attended a family reunion at New Braunfels Saturday. The event brought relatives together with friends and relatives traveling from nearby towns to mark the gathering.

W. O. Brown

St James Lutheran Church Staff and Class Photo Headcount

Front row lists Kindergarten class teacher Miss Olu Maertz and assistants Perry Warner Linda Warner Karen Ann Muellendorf Viekthon Bobby Harper Shirlene Rahe Mrs. Hubert Rahe Second row names Primary class Johnny Molder Louise Moellendorf Marg ie Jo Moellendorf Peggy Feller Hardin Rahe Jim Tatsch Lyle Dean Spaeth Mrs Belton Tatsch Third row Juniors teacher Mrs. Elmer Lange Diana Rahe Eileen Kernhart Rachel Mulder Ola Mae Moadorf Mary Jane Molder Gail Reddick Lawrence Metzger Fourth row Intermediate teacher Mrs. Raymond Spaeth Hugo staffers Alice Molder Sandra Spaeth Karen Ann Dittmar Langford Metzger John Wayne Reddick Charles Warner Bobby Wienecke Firth Confirmation class Frank Metzger Douglas Bode James Wienecke Lamar Itz Del bert Oehter Dr W J Goereney

ST. James - Lutheran Church Vacation Bible School Olu Maertz Perry Warner Linda Warner Karen Ann Muellendorf Viekthon Bobby Harper Shirlene Rahe Hubert Rahe Johnny Molder Louise Moellendorf Gie Jo Moellendorf Peggy Feller Hardin Rahe Jim Tatsch Lyle Dean Spaeth Belton Tatsch Elmer Lange Diana Rahe Eileen Kernhart Rachel Mulder Ola Mae Moadorf Mary Jane Molder Gail Reddick Lawrence Metzger Raymond Spaeth Hugo

New Hall Additions At Anthony’s Catholic Church Harper

Anthony’s Catholic Church Hall in Harper completed adding 1700 square feet for education and recreation. Pastor Glitter says the 30 by 30 addition plus the moved 20 by 40 former hall expands space for Sunday school rooms parish meetings and youth activities. Building supervisor Tommy Harlan and parish men contributed to the project estimated at about 4000 dollars with plans for a future larger church building to replace the current small structure. The parish has about 17000 dollars on hand toward the new church but no fixed construction date yet according to Reverend Glitter.

Thony's Catholic Harper Ly. A Tommy Harlan S Ume Jaboy Rey, Gitter

Baptist Vacation Bible School Closes

The First Baptist Church summer program ended Sunday night June 13 under Rev. D. W. Brown. Enrollment reached fifty with forty-four average attendance and forty-one pupils enrolled. Work featured crafts including pictures and painted wooden items. Nearby Methodist Presbyterian and St. Anthony's schools plan to start soon. Rainfall of .25 to .35 inches was reported in Harper Tuesday morning.

Tacaceeton Baeble School Etreta 1 D. W. Brown Wiehung Methodist and Presbyterian St. Anthony's Catholic Church Harper

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