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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1942

Page

2

Salt Branch Road widened and cattle guard project approved

Gillespie County Commissioners Court in regular session approved widening Salt Branch road to 40 feet with land donations from Adolph Evers and Walter Itz. The county will improve the Walter Wez property to the Mason County line and Hilmar Boos received permission to build a cattle guard on his east property line along Grape Creek. The court ordered a scrip for 351.49 to the State Treasurer to cover balance on Road Bonds Series B due July 8 1942.

Gillespie County Commissioners Court Salt Waranch Salt Branch Adolph Evers Walter Itz Walter ‘Wez Mason County Hilmar Boos Grape Creek Board of County and District Austin

Open Credit Accounts Under Fredericksburg Credit Bureau Rules

A local Fredericksburg Credit Bureau notice explains open credit accounts rules. Regulations take effect May 6 with first payment due July 10. A charge account not fully paid by July 10 becomes default. Cure options include paying in full, signing a good faith installment plan, or filing a statement of necessity.

Fredericksburg Meith

Rogers Visit Ties Family to Sul Ross College

Mr and Mrs J J Rogers and Miss Patricia Allen accompanied Ted Rogers to Alpine for the summer term at Sul Ross College. Charge account privileges can be resumed after a default has been cured.

J. J. Rogers Patricia Allen Ted Rogers Alpine Sul Ross College

Local visitors stop in Harper and Flat Rock communities

Gulley Consort of Junction was a business visitor in Harper on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frantzen and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Filter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wendel of the Flat Rock community last Sunday.

Gulley Consort of Junction Harper Henry Frantzen Willie Filter Milton Wendel Flat Rock

San Antonio and Kerrville visitors at J S Whitewood home

Mrs L H Harper of San Antonio, Mrs James Hart and Mrs Burton Brown and three sons of Kerrville were visitors in the J S Whitewood home here Friday evening.

L. H. Harper San Antonio James Hart Burton Brown Kerrville J. S. Whitewood

Hail Strikes Spring Creek Area Along Harper Road

A hail storm lasting about 15 minutes damaged the Spring Creek section along Harper road on Wednesday around 5 PM. Hail stones the size of chicken eggs covered ground areas, with hail reportedly drifting toward Wolf Creek community and between Kerville road and Harper highway. Farther regions noted little rain this week, Fredericksburg reports minimal precipitation, while over two inches fell last weekend. Harper territory shows virtually no precipitation recorded.

Spring Creek Harper Road Wolf Creek Kerville Road Harper Highway Fredericksburg Harper

Court Sets June 24 Meeting for County Equalization

Gillespie County Commissioners Court designated Wednesday June 24 1942 as the Board of Equalization to review 1942 assessment lists and tax books. They will inspect correct and equalize the lists and approve them. The county clerk is to publish notice of the meeting on another Radio Post page.

Gillespie County Commissioners Court Board of Equalization Radio Post

Waco Visitor Spends Weekend with Bierschwales and Mosel

Jerry Bierschwale of Waco visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bierschwale and his grandmother Mrs. W M Mosel over the weekend.

Jerry Bierschwale Waco Fred Bierschwale W. M. Mosel

Five Gillespie County Boys Reported Lost In Java Battle

Five Gillespie County boys serving with the U S Armed Forces are reported lost or unaccounted for in the Battle of Java and other Far Eastern theaters. Names include James Schandun Reuben Althaus Raymond Wuest Alvin Moldenhauer and William Johanson. Details trace draft years ages and family ties as relatives await confirmation from Japan via Geneva lists.

Gillespie County U. S Java War Department Washington Texas Fighting James Schandun Reuben Althaus Raymond Wuest Alvin Moldenhauer Gillespie William Johanson Mirs Everett Alexander Willow City

Local Social Notes From Fredericksburg Area

Mr and Mrs Hubert Rahe visited Fredericksburg Wednesday Edwin Klein works on the Alfred Kramer home Farmers busy with the annual grain crop Ernst Kramer and two sons Harvey and Marvin fished at Llano last week Harvey Stevens and Son Junior visited Fredericksburg Friday Mrs Elgin Wahrmund visited her mother last weekend A large number of Klein Branch youths attended a dance in Fredericksburg Saturday Mr and Mrs Paul Staudt visited Mrs Willie Staudt and son Otto at White Oak Mrs Hubert Rahe visited her parents Mr and Mrs August Kirchhoff Saturday Mr and Mrs Alfred Kramer and Mrs Paul Staudt and son were present

Hubert Rahe Fredericksburg Edwin Klein Alfred Kramer Ernst Kramer Harvey Marvin Llano Harvey Stevens Elgin Wahrmund Klein Branch Paul Staudt Willie Staudt Otto White Oak August Kirchhoff

Weekend visitors and church calls in local area

Jimmie Monteleone and Wallace Cataldo of Randolf Field visited in the Leslie Phillips home during the weekend. Mr and Mrs J R Peril were business visitors in Harper on Wednesday. Mrs Corinth Finnamon and her son Joe from San Antonio spent the weekend with her mother and aunt Mrs Hugo Hopf. Joe stayed for the summer. Rev Charles E Workman and Mr Sleeter of Austin called on Presbyterian Church members Wednesday.

Jimmie Monteleone Wallace Cataldo Randolf Field Leslie Phillips J. R. Peril Harper Corinth Finnamon Joe San Antonio Hugo Hopf Charles E. Workman Mr. Sleeter Austin The Presbyterian Church

Local visitors stop in San Antonio and Fredericksburg

Rudy and Alfonso Maurer of San Antonio visit Fredericksburg with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maurer. Mr. and Mrs. Guenther Filter spent last week visiting Luckenbach.

Fredericksburg Visit Noted By Local Travelers

Mr and Mrs Walter Tarr were business visitors in Fredericksburg on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs CJ Whitewood and Mrs Ida Smith made a trip to Fredericksburg on Wednesday.

Walter Tarr Fredericksburg C. J. Whitewood Ida.Smith

Kerrville Residents Visit Kin and Return Home

Mrs John Colbath of Kerrville visited their daughter Mrs Jim Peril this week. Mrs F M Floyd, who had been in Baytown and Galveston, returned home Saturday. Her grandson John Seiders of Austin accompanied her for a visit.

John Colbath Kerrville Jim Peril F. M. Floyd Baytown Galveston John Seiders Austin

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