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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1975
Page
3
Officials advise three main steps after a venomous bite: constrict above the wound, keep the victim calm, and identify the snake. Move the band upward as swelling grows, monitor for up to four hours, then seek hospital care within 15 to 20 minutes if poisoning is suspected. Do not pack with ice or use cut and suction without expertise.
The text declares a bold self-definition as liberty personified, celebrating consciousness, activity, adventure, and progress. It proclaims liberty as the essence of thought, speech, and achievement, claiming a universal, almost divine authority guiding human vigor and national pride.
The Harper Chapter of the Young Homemakers of Texas sponsors swimming lessons for children three and older at the Dunns pool in Harper from June 30 to July 11. A parent grants permission and waives liability for accidents during the 1975 program. Chela Gamel signs as guardian.
Multiple items cover summer swimming sessions led by Yvonne Rech, a 5 fee per child, and registration by June 28. a large wedding at St Anthony Harper with Lt Richard Benbow and Miss Chela Gamel. school revival services. Frank Staudt retires as Harper postmaster after 33 years. and the 10th Anderegg reunion in Mason with family histories and officers elected.
Stonewall hosts its 14th Peach Jamboree with a two night rodeo event at the arena starting Friday evening. The Saturday parade begins at 3 p.m. with Harvey Eckert and Hilmar Nebgen as chairmen. Events include peach show judging, auction, and a barbecue, with music by Neil Nebgen and The Drifters.
Mrs. Louie Heinemann with Mary and Linda left Sunday June 8 for a trip to Kansas and Oklahoma. They visited Dodge City and Abilene museums, met residents in Kinsley, Salina, Paola, and Oklahoma City, and toured the Cowboy Hall of Fame.
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