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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1942

Page

3

Remembering the Alamo and Valor in Battle

An account recalls March 6 1836 at the Alamo where 183 Texans faced 5000 Mexicans as heroes like Bowie Crockett and Travis held out The piece links that stand with General MacArthur and the American Creed urging steadfast fight and national loyalty. Irene Hopf’s wedding to Robert Dittmar is noted along with their post marriage plans and service in the U S Army Doris Coggeshall Laura Ochler and Charlyne Barrett are also mentioned with local honors and class activities at county schools.

Alamo Santa Anna James Bowie David Crockett William Travis General MacArthur Pearl Harbor Janus Harper Harper's Honor Irene Hopf Robert Dittmar University of Texas Petersburg Tivydale Road Irene San Diego California Dittmar United States Army Miss Hawkins Lora Charlyne Ira Bell Max Wayne Hopf Dennis Parker Charles Coggeshall Robey Dean Goff Harvey D. Goff Harold Rahe Viola Marschall Juanita Bierschwale

Harper High School Brief Update

A compact note from Harper High School references ongoing activities and upcoming events. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate continued school operations and community notices.

Agriculture Ready By War Time Program Backed by AAA

As war arrived the United States already had a war time conversion plan in place. Since 1933 the National Farm Program and AAA framework guided farmers to adjust production, keep prices fair, and supply food for allies and home front. A 1940s survey coordinated by Wickard and the AAA tracked crops and pledges, with county committeemen administering changes to boost wartime output while protecting farmers’ rights.

United States Claude R. Wickard U. S. Department of Agriculture Defense Farmers of America Henry A. Wallace Washington AAA Europe England Wickard

Tests This Week At High School Spark Detention Rule

Students brace for the four tests in the fourth six weeks with Mr Larkin enforcing detention for poor averages. The high school exams are set for Thursday and Friday March fifth and sixth as Robey Dean Goff reports. Dorothy May Present born 1923 in Wilburton is a Harper High senior planning nursing after graduation.

Bonnie W Larkin Robey Dean Goff Dorothy Wilburton Llouston Pleasant V Ulley Marble Falls Harper Viola Marschall

Harper Hi Students In First Aid Course

Adele Scarborough and Janus Harper completed the First Aid Class of Harper on Thursday February 5. They studied care for snake bites cuts fractures and other wounds and say the course was very worthwhile.

Adele Scarborough Janus Harper Harper

P.T.A. Meeting Focuses on Safety Civic Responsibility

The P.T.A. plans a Friday meeting on March 6 at 3:00 p.m. with the State Highway Department discussing Mobilizing for Safety. Miss Hawkins will report on Acceptance of Civic Responsibility. By Doris Whitworth.

P.T.A State Highway Department Miss Hawkins Doris Whitworth

Speech Project And Contest At School

The speech class will finish its project on declamations with a two group contest for boys and girls. An elimination round in class will select winners to compete later. Outside judges will decide the winners and prizes may be awarded. © Camille Stevens.

Camille Stevens

Clean-Up Campaign Urged

A school notice urges keeping books off the floor to avoid damage and fines. Mr Hopf will collect books found on the floor and return them only after fines are paid. Written by Oleane Walker.

Hopf Oleane Walker

Library Set to Reopen and Resume Book Reports

Beginning this week the library will reopen and students may check out books again. A point system assigns values to books for reports, with ten more points required for the year. Students may also report on home books by bringing them to school for value checks.

Robert Kensing

Peter Jack Rabbit Poem By Bonnie Mae Bierschwale

Student Bonnie Mae Bierschwale of fifth grade writes a playful poem about a rabbit named Peter Jack Rabbit kept in a pen and freed to roam the plains. Teachers commend the effort and talent shown in this original verse.

Peter Jack Rabbit Bonnie Mae Bierschwale

New Student Enrolls at Local School

Welcome Robert Vancil a former Tivy High Kerrville student now in eleventh grade at our school He lives in the Knoxville community and is enrolled in English geometry vocational agriculture and related subjects.

Robert Vancil Tivy High Kerrville Noxville

Reward notice for Jany ears sought

Reward of five cents offered to anyone who can identify Jany’s ears. Collect by seeing Mr. Rogers.

Jany Mr. Rogers

Course ofove-making Wayne Hopf and student notes

Short writing about a course fee and various student snippets. Evelyn mentions kissing, Juanita P. failed a course, Robey Dean is popular at school, Kathryn overused makeup, and Robert Billy jokes about scars and a cigarette. Gene remarks a girl's asset is a man's imagination. Also notes for sale: poems about black hair and blue eyes by Minda Faye Mose.

Wayne Hopf Evelyn Juanita P Minda Faye Mose

Uncertain quotes and banter from unknown speakers

Fragmented lines reference Lora Madge and Patricia with nervousness around J B plus a line about Inez and a remark from Madge. The excerpt shifts to a directive to lie down and try something, leaving unclear context or event.

Lora Madge Patricia J. B Inez

Students and social tips stir at school notices

A jumble of classroom quips and tips circulates as students are urged to become more noticed. The column includes girl etiquette lines, dating advice, and cheeky remarks about classmates like Maxine Mary and Andrew. A $50 offer promises graduation assistance for Calvin K. in 1956, and Patricia Allen is asked to respond.

Pear Maxine Hobson Mary Francis Ginger Rogers Andrew Charles Patricia Allen Miss Goodman Calvin K Miss Davidson

Social Snippets Riddle Private Gossip Revealed

A jumble of casual questions hints at friendships crushes and rumors. Names Nobson Virgil Andre Mae Lois Jimmy Robert Dori Madge Dennis surface in a lighthearted, fragmentary exchange.

Nobson Virgil Andre Mae Tom Theerper Lois Jimmy Robert K Dori Madge Dennis

Freshman Test by Minda Faye Mosel

A reflective piece by Minda Faye Mosel questions judgment and honesty among students. The author ponders personal integrity and the idea of living openly versus acting prudently within a school setting.

Junk Tire and Scrap Rubber Wanted in Fredericksburg

Local notices advertise junk tires and various old metals for sale or trade. Listings show multiple sellers including Behrend Wreking Yard, Dolezal Motor Co, Alfred Rahe Garage, Boening Motor Sales, Felix W Maier, and City Radio Electric Co offering used tires, cars, tractors, a Jersey cow, a 1936 Dodge pickup, and appliances with modest prices and urgency.

Fredercksburg Txas Boening Motor Sales Fredericksburg Texas

Extra Daredevil Lennon Claims Wheel Riding Feats

Daredevil Lennon the motorcycle performer asserts the ability to ride any wheeled vehicle. He promises stunts and challenges that showcase his skill across diverse machines.

Lennon

Victory Demonstration Boosts Gillespie County War Effort

Gillespie County Home Demonstration and Girls 4-H clubs join Texas counties in forming Victory farm demonstrations to strengthen homemaking and agriculture. Mrs. Tommy Harlan chairs the effort urging production for home and war needs, thrift, defense stamp purchases, scrap drives, air raid readiness, and public safety tasks.

Gillespie County Texas Victory U.S.D.A Tommy Harlan Gillespie County Home Demonstration Co Re- Stee Odes Doonmans Cansorte

National Farm Program marks ninth anniversary on March 8

March 8 marks the ninth anniversary of the National Farm Program with a nationwide radio broadcast planned for March 9 from 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. Central War Time. The President, Vice President, and Secretary of Agriculture will participate. The message emphasizes war effort and American farmers aiding victory.

National Farm Program

Victory Demonstrators urged to strengthen war effort at home

Adjustments rural families must make to wartime stress build lasting local and national life. Any farm or ranch family member may become a victory demonstrator if they wish. Interested individuals should contact a Home Demonstration Club woman or 4-H Club girl or Elberta Martin. Co. Home Demonstration Agent. Working together will strengthen our war efforts. join in and pull together.

Elberta Martin. Co

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Harper Hi-Lights Seaford Oneness Nio Doris Ruth Coggeshall Laura Ochler Charlyne Barrett George Slaughter Agricultural Adjustment Administration Armando Markwordt Werrville B. Markwordt Alf. Lehne Willie Dittmar Coke R. Stevenson Sons of Herman A. E. Kneese Plymouth Dolteral Motor Co Dorothy Anderson Harper Hi P.T.A. Program Grammar School News Petep By Robey Dean Goff Robey Dean Kathryn Robert Billy Gene Minda Faye Mosel Mobilgas Proouet Mobiloil Joe A. Weidenfeller, Magnolia Dolezal Motor Co Frederick Burz Delux Ford Alfred Rahe Main Street Dboening Motor Sales Ford Fredericks- Ag Felix W. Maier PFOR Eoening Motor Sales City Radio & Electric Co Alfred Duecker Tl Country Implement Co Fredereksburg Briggs- Stratton Motor Felix W. Mayer Harper Herald Authorland Congress D. C Kelflow Arthur Keller Keller’s Real Estate Court House S. Adams Street Kpd Ford ‘Tisdue Frederickesburg Boening Motor Seaium Frederickssurg Pew Boening Motor Sates Jones Scott Fuchs Miss Hazel Vals
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