Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Harper Herald in Harper, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1941

Page

3

Lindig Sultemeier Wedding At Edison Street Church

Miss Addie Sultemeier and Felix Lindig wed at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Edison Street Methodist Church with Rev. O. F. Kattner officiating. The bride’s gown was white satin with pearl trim and a pearl flower coronet. Paired with blue taffeta bridesmaids, the ceremony united the Sultemeier and Lindig families near Johnson City and Fredricksburg.

Addie Sultemeier Felix Lindig Edison Street Methodist Church O. F. Kattner A. D. Sultemeier Gandy Viola Sultemeier Tekla Weirich Fredericksburg Mia Maxine Sultemeier Post Oak Clifton Lindig Wesley Sulte

William McDougall Dies at 83 in 1941 Age

William McDougall died February 23 1941 aged 83 years 10 months 8 days born April 15 1857 in Wichita Falls son of Alex and Johanne Ruahe McDougall came to Gill espie county as a child married September 29 1881 to Frieda Lorenz who died August 8 1927 they moved to Fredericksburg in 1921 survivors include children Alfred Benno Gilbert Lee Ella Nellie Thekla 24 grandchildren seven great grandchildren one brother Alex McDougall two sisters and other relatives

William McDougall Ile Wichita Falls Alex Johanne Ruahe McDougall Gillespie County Frieda Lorenz Fredericksburg Alfred Benno Gilbert Lee McDougall San Antonio Ella Albert Rusche Nellie Co. W. Benold Georgetown Thekla Emil Lambrecht Seguin Alex McDougall Hye Eugene Zesch Mason Chas. Jordan Liano

Lindig Sultemeier Wedding Ends In Family Reception

The wedding between Mr. Lindig and Miss Sultemeier featured Emma Sue Sultemeier as bridesmaid. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple plans a trip to Carlsbad Caverns and Mexico before settling near Johnson.

Sixth Annual Boys Fat Stock Show shines in San Antonio

The Hill Country notes the Sixth Annual Boys Fat Stock Show in San Antonio February 17 to 22 with record attendance and strong county participation. New Alamo Stadium location praised for easy parking and improved facilities. Crenwelge's Gillespie Pride calf placed second in under 850 pounds milk-fed class and led to earlier Houston championship. Hilmar Hartmann 17, Johnson City 4-H, won goat division with Angora champion and led best group entry. Other top single goat placers included Kordzik Fredericksburg, Henke Fredericksburg, Hines Medina City, Wei rich Hye, Fee Medina City, Flach Comfort. Pen of three goats also yielded Henke, Crider Hunt, Hines, and others.

San Antonio Alamo Stadium Wesley Crenwelge Gillespie Pride Houston Gillespie County Crenwelge Hilmar Hartmann Johnson City Robert Kordzik Fredericksburg James Henke Adrian Hines Medina City Reginald Weirich Hye Charles A. Fee Clifford Flach Comfort Dale Crider Hunt

Funeral Rites Held For City Resident

Funeral services were held Tuesday at Beckmann's funeral home and the First Methodist Church, conducted by Rev. Ivan C. Donaldson with several pastors assisting. The choir participated and burial followed in the city cemetery.

World's Record Price Paid For Blanco Goat

At the sixth annual South-West Texas boys' stock show in San Antonio on Saturday a world record price and near records were set for livestock. The 65 pound lamb sold for $1 per pound to Porter Loring against J H Rogers. Hilmar Hartmann's Angora goat weighed 180 pounds and sold for $1 per pound to Ad Stieler, setting a world record for a prize goat. The champion sheep, owned by Clinton Longford, fetched $2.55 per pound. the 105 pound animal sold to Jimmy Fisher. The grand champion steer calf weighed 1 040 pounds and sold for $1.85 per pound to Edward Roeder. The reserve champion calf weighed 805 pounds and sold to a hotel for 80 cents per pound. The champion barrow pig owned by Samuel P Galm fetched $2 per pound at 215 pounds, sold to a packing company for $430.

San Antonio Porter Loring J. H. Rogers Sam Walk, Jr del Rio Angora Hilmar Hartmann Johnson City Ad. Stieler Clinton Longford Bandera Jimmy Fisher Wuelder Rancher Edward Roeder Yorktown Oliver Grote Magon Barrow Samuel P. Galm Bexar County

Injured In Auto Crash Near Fredericksburg

Three occupants Mrs Ad Usener Mrs Louise Klein and Edwin Petsch sustained injuries in a collision southwest of Fredericksburg when their car left Kerrville highway and overturned at a recreation park turn. Klein had a broken left ankle while Usener and Petsch suffered cuts and bruises. All were treated in a local hospital with Petsch released Tuesday.

Ad. Usener Louise Klein Edwin Petsch Kerrville Highway Fredericksburg Petsch State Highway Department

Photographic Training for Flying Cadets Offered

The War Department offers a non flying course to qualify men as Air Corps photographic officers. The program starts with a three month technical course at Lowry Field Denver followed by field duty with Air Corps units. Civilian applicants need a college degree preferably in chemistry or geology and photographic experience. Eligibility requires US citizenship ages 20 to 26 unmarried good health and OFCRO standards. Apply to the Chief of the Air Corps Washington with three letters of recommendation a college transcript and birth certificate.

War Department Air Corps Lowry Field Denver Colorado United States Officers Reserve Corps Army Washington, D. C

Lifting The 7,000 Pound Track Load Limit

Lynn Bishow of the Texas Motor Transportation Association urged passage of a scientific truck load bill as the Texas House backed it. He argued current restrictions hinder farmers who rely on trucks to reach American markets, calling load limits a barrier to Texas commerce and competitiveness.

Austin Lynn‘ BiShiw Texas Motor Transportation Association Texas House of Representatives Texas Shaw

Music Festival Set for San Marcos April 18

Plans near completion for the Region IV Texas Music Educators Association festival in San Marcos on April 18 features a 500 voice chorus performing Love Divine a new cantata by Dallas musician Fred E Eggert. High school choirs and Southwest Texas Teachers College chorus lead the event with participation from numerous Texas schools.

San Marcos Texas Music Educators Association Fred E. Eggert Dallas Choral Club of Southwest Texas San Antonio Harlandate Brackenridge Vocational and Tech St. Mary’s Parochial Pleasanton Devine Cotulla Uvalde Rock Springs Kerrville Bertram Liberty Hill Temple Taylor Austin University of Texas Junior High School Luling Yoakum Cuero Yorktown Karnes Ei San Marcos New Braun

Quiver Couple Hosts Visitors Amid Quiet De Rede

Mr and Mrs Quiver welcome visitors in a quiet De Rede town setting as social exchanges occur. Names and places remain singular, with no further details on events or dates provided.

Mr. and Mrs Quiver x Baninses Visitors de Rede de

Mr and Mrs H L Stevens Married Saturday Evening

Mr and Mrs H L Stevens were married Saturday evening in a simple ceremony. The couple received friends at a reception later, celebrating the nuptials with family and neighbors.

H. L. Stevens

Ex-Servicemen invited to voluntary register with American Legion

Ex servicemen and Legionnaires may obtain registration questionnaires from Post Adjutant Harry Land. Registration is voluntary and help is available Sunday March 2 from 3 to 6 pm at the Legion Hall Old Court House District Courtroom for those without typewriters. The form asks about age citizenship marital status education occupation fitness and language ability to assess availability for potential military service. Commander Alfred Neffendorf says no active call is anticipated but qualified men could assist in home defense duties.

American Legion Harry Land Legion Hall Old Court House Alfred Neffendorf

Texas farm families boost home garden output in 1940

Texas Extension Service and 1940 agricultural conservation efforts produced 600 million pounds of vegetables on 127 360 farms in 161 counties valued at 7 518 150 to feed about 600 000 families. Fruit output reached 12 028 127 million pounds with significant increases in frame gardens and new gardeners.

College Station Texas Extension Service J. F. Rosborough Jennie Camp

Enlistment of Kenneth L. Honmann in U S Army Air Corps

Kenneth L. Honmann of Willow City enlisted for service in the U S Army Air Corps with the Air Corps Detachment West Coast School at Kelly Field Texas. The report was issued this week by Sgt Theodor von Essen in charge of Kerrville Recruiting Station. Local social notes include Dr Birt family motor trip to Ben Wheeler to assist ill mother and multiple visits in Harper Kerrville Fredricksburg San Antonio and Rocksprings by neighbors and relatives.

Kenneth L. Honmann Willow City U. S. Army Air Corps Air Corps Kelly Field Texas Theodor von Essen Kerrville Dr. Birt Ben Wheeler

Navy relaxes aviation cadet education requirements

The Navy Recruiting Service lowers the educational threshold for Aviation Cadet candidates in the Naval Reserve. Applicants with at least one quarter of college credits and at least three years in a responsible civil job may enroll. Recruitment stations across Texas list Houston Austin Beaumont Corpus Christi El Paso Harlingen and San Antonio.

Navy Recruiting Service U. S. Naval Reserve Navy Naval Air Station Pensacola Florida Flight Selection Board Naval Reserve Aviation Naval Flight Center Naval Reserve Houston Austin Beaumont Corpus Christi el Paso Harlingen San Antonio

Henry Esquell and Family Visit Harper Tuesday

Henry Esquell and his relatives were visitors in Harper on Tuesday evening. The group toured local sites and shared hospitality with residents during their stay.

Henry Esquell Harper Tuseday Even

Calves From College Herd Set for Nicaragua Shipment

Texas A&M College dairy head Prof. C N Shepardson announces 26 calves from the college herd will be shipped to the Nicaraguan government early next month. The 13 Jersey and 13 Holstein calves, aged one to six months, are being inoculated against fever and will travel by rail to New Orleans then by boat through the Panama Canal to Corinto and on to Managua. The trip will take about two weeks and continues the college dairy department’s cooperation with Nicaraguan breeders to improve dairy cattle stocks.

Nicaragua Managua College Dairy Husbandry Department

Mrs J L Bierschwabe Ill But Improves

Mrs J L Bierschwabe has been ill several days but at this writing is much improved.

J. L. Bierschwabe

Apple B Y Ford Visits Wedekinds Before Abilene Trip

Known in Harper as Apple B Y Ford he stayed with Mr and Mrs red Wedekind during highway work. He and his bride dined with the Wedekinds Tuesday night before continuing to Abilene.

Harper Apple B. Y. Ford Mra Red Wedekind Mrs. Wedekind Abilene

Local snippets include Maggard visit and injuries at Fredericksburg

Harry Maggard of San Antonio visited Marper on Wednesday evening and is connected with the San Antonio Coffee Co. Arthur Bierschwabe fractured his leg after a fall with a horse last week and was taken for medical aid in Fredericksburg. Delton Thornton of Goose Creek is visiting Gordon Harper and family for several days.

Ven Misa Fay Parker San Antonio Harry Maggard Mr. Maggard San Antonio Coffee Co Arthur Bierschwabe Fredericksburg Delton Thornton Goose Creek Gordon Harper

White Bluff Family Shopping in Harper Wednesday

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Duderstadt and their young son from the White Bluff Community were seen shopping in Harper Wednesday evening, adding a note of local family activity to the town scene.

Mrs Fred Whitewood Harper Mrs. Hoot Phillips Little Son Pat Rogers Small Son Douglas Duderstadt White Bluff

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lindig — Sultemeier E. E. Saenger Lumber Company Kerrville, Tex Ex Schreiner Wool & Mohair Schneser Fredericksburg, Texas Lockie Storage & Como Nets Tho Carl Oehler Forreat Bdoe Earl Slyvester Misa Wilma Barnett Miss Grace Davidson Christian Birck Round Mountain Bircks Ida Kneese U. S. Air Corps Bill Lennon H. M. Jones Worth Howe Mrs. Howe Florrida Ida Smith Jack Mrs. Smith John S. Whitewood O. Stevens and Son Homer Lee Allen Gibson Elberta Martin Doss Club Otto Spaeth John Dittmar Otto Dittmar Silas Welch Robison Place Llano Palace Theatre Valice Theatre Palace Theatre Theatre Bruce Bennett In Rocky Mt. Rangers Mickey Mouse Dimenite Jean Hersholt Philadelphia Story Katherine Hepburn James Stewart Palace Palace Theatre Palace Theatre
Search Courier

Search the Harper Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Harper Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication