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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1916

Page

2

McCarthy and Flannery Reunite in Magazine Features

Former Yank editors Joe McCarthy and Tom Flannery appear in Cosmopolitan February issue. McCarthy writes on defects in the military system while Flannery uses cartoons to depict a GI’s attempt to obtain civilian clothing. Flannery still wears OD outfit due to lack of civvies.

Joe McCarthy Tom Flannery Yank Cosmopolitan Magazine McCarthy Flannery P.S

Harper area visitors and local notes from Kerr to Fredericksburg

Local arrivals and visits reported from Harper Elgin Kerrville Fredericksburg and Smithville. Notables include Edmund Tatsch and sons Theo Ochler Lee Goff and families Mrs Ed Kensing and Robert, Mister and Mrs W A Hopf, Alfred Kott and family, Mrs E O Noah visiting Hatley ranch, and I N Harless funeral in Kerrville. Grand Jury discusses Cherry Springs tavern closure electrical sabotage and telephone service with county officials. Alfred Lehne Elgin Heimann Theo Knopp Erato Hopf also in Austin for business.

Edmund Tatsch Elgin Junior Harper Theo. Ochler Kerrville Lee Goff Fredericksburg John Walker Homer Walker Frances Martha Woodard O. B. Walker Clarence St. Clair Ed. Kensing Andes Robert Chester Bernhard Bonnie Dennis Cherry Springs Gillespie County C. B. Renick Walter Kordzik Simon J. Burg Kurt Kramer Louis Stehling G. F. Henke Emil Lochte Victor A. Wendel Andrew Brandon Paul Mann Frank Basse Bruno Doebbler Alfred Lehne Austin Tie Elgin Heimann Theo, Knopp

Tivydale Kinfolk Gatherings and Far Reaches Birthday News

Tivydale locals report weekend visits among the Klein and Roeder families including Ed and Werner Klein and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Roeder. Pfc. Leroy Wahrmund returns to Lowery Field after a furlough, as Francis Klein comes home from the Marines for leave.

Annual Meeting of Farm Security Adm. Farm Ownership Families

The Annual Meeting of FSA Farm Ownership Families of Gillespie County was held in the Coathouse February 28. The meeting discussed past year accomplishments and goals for 1946 with large charts displaying group income sources such as crops, livestock, and poultry and expenses including farm and family operating and capital goods. A scale illustrated savings on a 40 year loan with options to pay off in 10 20 or 30 years.

FSA Gillespie County Coathouse

Family Visits Werner and Klein Families Sunday

A White Oak family visited the Werner and Edward Klein families on Sunday, sharing time and conversation with relatives in a casual social gathering.

White Oak Werner Edward Klein

Local Visitors and Travel Notes from Fredericksburg

Mr and Mrs W E Fletcher and Misses Bonnie and Pauline Lierschwale met Miss Mary Francis Fletcher at the Lady of the Lace College in San Antonio. Mrs J B Reiger and Mrs Wm Cosper visited their aunt Mrs Wm Moses Sunday. Mrs Fred Gammenthaler and daughter Elizabeth visited Fredericksburg Tuesday. Kenneth Parker returned from Illinois after three years three months and twelve days service and has been discharged. Bonnie Bierschwale visited Pauline Bierschwale Sunday. Roscoe Parker of Round Mountain visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Junior Delevan and baby and Mamie Dell Stevens and Y J Delevan of San Antonio visited Mr and Mrs J M Stevens.

W. E. Fletcher Bonnie and Pauline Lierschwale Fredericsburg Mary Francis Fletcher Fried Lady of the Lace College San Antonio J. B. Reiger Wm Cosper Wm. Moses Fred Gammenthaler Elizabeth Fredericksburg Kenneth Parker Illinois Bonnie Bierschwale Pauline Bierschwale Roscoe Parker Round Mountain Junior Delevan Mamie Dell Stevens Y. J. Delevan J. M. Stevens

From where I sit Joe Marsh

Jess Turner runs his harness shop alone for four years until his Navy returned nephew Delbert comes back with new ideas. They discuss pay hours and workload over beer and seal a deal hoping for mutual tolerance and better cooperation despite ongoing labor tensions.

Jess Turner Navy Delbert Jess

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrse Vleane Walker W. A. Hopf Glen Hopf Robert Dittmar Alfred Kott Kott E. O. Noah B. F. Hatley J. B. Reiger Ranch Pat Rogers I. M. Floyd Smith Kerr.ville I. N. Harless Center Point Harless Grand Jury Erato Hopf Paul Wurst Harper, Texas the Vogue Texas Hill Country Vogue Beauty Salon Tivydale Johnny Klein Jake Roeder Werner Klein Edgar Klein Arthur Klein Leon Springs Henry Stuart W. J. Peter Jr Peter Alton Klein Bruno Fritz J. Klein Willie Klein Alfons Feller Esther Alfons Stehling Alfons Klein Joe Roeder Rueben Roeder Pfc Leroy Wahrmund Ernst Wahrmund Lowery Field Colorado Harry Klein Chester Klein Morris Ranch Bruno Feller Otto Klein Raymond Klein Carey Adam Stehling Gilbert Klein Aline Wendel Norbert Fritz Emil Fritz Francis Klein Marines Alfred Klein Slater Fleming Willie Collins Jamee River Srs J. O. Stovall Evelyn Stovall Clive Stovall Willow City Sgt Paul Stovall Ft. Sam Houston Oren Parker and Son Paul RED & White Carl's Grocery Rarper Bill Bill Kaiser John Deere Fairbanks Morse Krrauskopf Bros Texas OsHwiee Joe P. Kaiser Mgr Skillet Likkers Harper HI Margaret Buchanan Joe Marsh United States Brewers Foundation Sinclair Gas & Oils Edericksburg Roduce TTO General S$ Handley Wool & Mohair Bode Station & Warehouse Mobiloil Mobilgas Edwin Tatsch Texas Bottle Beer T-Bones Gulf Station Richard Roeder Kerr County Motor CO Ile, Texas
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