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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1962

Page

2

Top Sale at Hill Country Billy Sale Draws Attention

Fredericksburg residents Karen Betty and June Harvey join Ruby Mae Klein and Charlotte Greeson of Buchanan Dam spending the week with grandparents Otto and Mrs. Wienecke. Lydia Bierschwaber returns to Harper after a visit in Austin as Goat inspection time looms with a major sale set for August 10 and 11. The Hill Country Billy Sale promises outstanding bulls, with heavy cuts anticipated. A regulatory authority meeting for Kimble County is set for June 25 at 10 am in the courthouse and all operators are urged to attend. Theo Oehler hosts a large barbecue gathering at his home featuring multiple families from Jacksonville Pittsburgh Greenville Austin Comfort and others.

Karen Betty June Harvey Ruby Mae Klein Fredericksburg Charlotte Greeson Buchannan Dam Otto Wienecke Kimble County B. D. Hood Barbara Kelton Janice Don Jacksonville Edward Rothmann Pittsburgh Bobby Hepburn Charles David Greenville Herbie Oehler Delbert Kenneth Austin Herman Oehler Marie Pamela McCowan R. W. Rothmanns Lester Lands T. J. Oehlers

Kimble County Fleece Wins and 4-H Teams Shine

Kimble County reports a champion fleece at the Sonora Wool Show owned by Van C. Brown 11 and a single champ at another show. Kenneth Bannowsky placed seventh with a registered fleece, Jan Brown won first in Harper, and several fleeces may have placed. The Kimble 4-H Wool Judging Team placed fifth in both junior and senior divisions at the National 4-H Wool Judging Contest. Roosevelt Goat sale drew 458 meals served by the 4-H club. Web worms in trees prompt use of DDT or Malathion with label guidance. Peacan tree spraying questions arise. Malathion remains fastest killer, DDT long-lasting.

Co. W. Henderson Kimble Sonora van C. Brown Kenneth Bannawsky Jan Brown Harper San Anton Kimble County Scott Ferguson Herby Jones Kenneth Bannowsky Jimmy Jones Hoy Smith Sherry McNutt Larry Vickey Kessie Kody Kothmann

Grandchildren visit grandmother and relatives spend week

Dianna Doris Barbara Jo Beth and Carolyn Peril and Eileen Hopf spent Monday with their grandmother Mrs Ola Peril. Mrs Francis Floyd is spending this week in Brownwood.

Dianna Doris Barbara Jo Beth Carolyn Peril Eileen Hopf Mrs Ola Peril Francis Floyd Brownwood

Champion Command's Pin Wins Gillespie County Fair Show

A four year old gelding named Command's Pin won the champion trophy at the Gillespie County Fair Quarter Horse Show. Owned by C. F. Harris of New Waverly, the horse led by taking first in junior reining, second in halter, and third in junior roping. Other winners included Junius Hijo in barrel racing and Dee Gee Wee in senior reining as the two day event closed.

Pete Pat Gabe Swope Jr Bloomington Gillespie County Fair Gayle Dittmar Coates Ranen Chapel Hill Radio Post Fredericksburg W. S. Kilroy Wallis Curtis Cameron Hazelle Calcotte Harper Joe Holohoop Coates Ranch Thunder Miss Vee Carl Vickers Corpus Christi King Koy Queen Jess Koy Eldorado Shankle Ranch Boerne Lady Pressley McDaniels & Johnson Coleman Cowboy Cindy Joe Fuchs Blanco Sue Flipper McDaniel & Johnson Poco LeLeux Mike Rutherford Buda Poco Margaret Walls Tiny Lou Albert Burkhalger Houston W. R. Knight Gonzales M. T. Petcox San Antonio Flynt's Troubles Marion Flynt Midland Cash Noche King’s Stripe Wales Easy Casa Darrell Nickerson Baytown Peppy Little Royal King Rocky Walter Maguire Richmond Gene Locke Kerrville Hy Diamond Dandy Michael Stoner Uvalde Super King Royal Stoner Charro Brown R. L. Chance Command’s Pin Gillespie County Fair Quarter New Waverly Central Texas Junius Hijo Bill Fisher Utopia Dee Gee Wee Chuckle Frost Ranch Sugarland Vandal Louis Brooks Sweetwater Orphan Bob R. H

Two New Directors Elected At Park Meeting

Harper Community Park Board elected C. H. Bierschwale and John Honig to replace Otis Landis and W. A. Hogan at the annual park meet ing held Saturday night. Plans to raise funds for the platform building at the park were set with volunteers sought. Roach donated a two year old heifer to sell chances on. Dunn proposed a donkey baseball game in the arena for late July.

Harper Community Park C. H. Bierschwale John Honig Otis Landis W. A. (Shorty) Hogan Elpert Feller

Klein Family Birthday Dinner at Oak Crest Park

Mr and Mrs Edwin Klein and children hosted a birthday dinner at Oak Crest Park in Fredericksburg honoring Mrs Ernest Klein on her birthday anniversary. About 50 guests attended with five grandchildren absent. A barbecue dinner with trimmings was served.

Edwin Klein Oak Crest Park Fredericksburg Ernest Klein

Local visitors attend Seguin families over weekend

Mr and Mrs Hilmar Klaehn and their children from Seguin visited over the weekend to see the Lorenz Wendels and Carl Klaehns. Carter of San Saba won the junior cutting. Fashion Mac owned by Paul Huffman of Weatherford won the western pleasure honors and Hollys Land shown by Ted Moffett of Blanco captured the pole bending event.

Hilmar Klaehn Seguin Lorenz Wendels Carl Klaehns

Farewell supper for Walker couple noted in Rieger home

Mr and Mrs Dellas Rieger hosted a farewell supper for Mr and Mrs Carrol Walker on Saturday. Attendees included Dayton Rahe Olin Walker Wayne Barrett and families Joyce Parker Howard Walker Weldon Walker and others from San Antonio.

Dellas Rieger Carrol Walker Dayton Rahe Olin Walker Wayne Barrett San Antonio Joyce Parker Howard Walker Weldon Walker

Visitors in the Felix Kensing Home Last Week

Local guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Rade Mrs. Arthur Baumann Rev. Constance Wold Mrs. Ray Bierschwale Mr. and Mrs. Theo Oehler Mrs. Hubert Rahe Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Manske Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Stehling their children and Mrs. Gene Fisher of Fredericksburg.

Felix Kensing W. E. Fletcher Ruben Rade Arthur Baumann Constance Wold Ray Bierschwale Theo Oehler Hubert Rahe R. F. Manske Isadore Stehling Gene Fisher Fredericksburg

Max Lange ill in V A Hospital at Legion

Friends report Max Lange is ill and receiving care at the V A Hospital in Legion. The notice notes his hospitalization and asks well wishers to refrain from visiting outside designated times.

Max Lange V.A Legion

Local visits and county singing convention noted

Fameund and Albert Moellendorff visited Stephensville Sunday meeting Edmund Tatsch Jr. and family and Otto Wienecke Jr and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bierschwale and Mrs. Bessie McDougall attended the Menard and Kimble County Singing Convention at Lorxi Sunday afternoon.

Fameund Albert Moellendorf Stephensville Edmund Tatsch Jr Otto Wienecke Jr Ray Bierschwale Bessie McDougall W. M. Keen Menard and Kimble County Lorxi

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Lydia Bierschwaber Theo Ofhlers Roosevelt 4-11 Club Warald Harper Lions Club Mary Defreese Munday Junction Louis McDonald A. B. Barker Nadine Johnny Bierschwale Lydia _ Bierschwale Charlie Rogers Jeanette Joe Mack Scarborough Eastman Clarence McDougall Mary Ann Mason J. R. Bierschwale Hubert Frederick R. G. Bierschwale Edwin Lang Joe Seattle, Washington Pat’s Pavilion Kens Radio Neal Mernitt K. Shirey Patranella Wr. Forster Federal Land Bank The Max O. Reinbach Delton W. Behrens Ass‘t Mgr Main Street Kerrville, Texas Herald Fredericksburg Savings and Loan Community Savings and Loan Association Hill Country Community Savings and Loan Fred Mathisen Unit Savings & Ommy Loan Assn Fredericksburg, Texas Marble Falls Burnet Hill Country Savings Center
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