Visiting notables from local society in Alabama
Mr and Mrs J Wedekind H B Roberts Ed Coggeshall and Misses Marjorie Parker and Mar Coggeshall are visiting in the Alabama city this week.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1939
Page
1
Mr and Mrs J Wedekind H B Roberts Ed Coggeshall and Misses Marjorie Parker and Mar Coggeshall are visiting in the Alabama city this week.
Leo Blanchard attended the ordination and first solemn mass of Father Ifubert Baumann last Thursday. J. L. Faris and son B. L. and Rueben Nixon met with the Mason chamber of commerce Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lennon and children were shopping in town Wednesday.
The Morris Ranch Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Otto Grona’s home on March 24. Members discussed beautifying the rural home and planning future meetings. Easter egg hunt and rural electrification event noted, with various visits by locals to relatives and towns including Fredericksburg and Kerrville.
Governor W Lee O Danie l proclaims April 2 to 9 as State Clean-Up and Fire Prevention Week to promote public health safety and reduce fire losses. Dr Geo W Cox notes statewide and local programs include street cleaning draining garb age disposal and sanitation measures to curb disease and improve water milk sewer and plumbing standards.
Mr and Mrs J T Thurman and Charlie Coffey of White Bluff were in town Monday. Mrs J S Whitewood returned home from San Antonio where she had stayed several weeks. Mr and Mrs Max Staudt and family of Fredericksburg visited Harper last Thursday.
The county home demonstration council met on Saturday March 25 in the agent's office to accept expansion and exhibit committee reports. Women’s clubs will assist 40 girls and each member aims to help five or more people. club exhibits include native plant scrapbooks yard plans cut flowers and a miniature model farm yard. Rally Day is set for June 7 with nine clubs represented. no judges for achievement days and the vanilla proposition is discarded. The next meeting is April 22 at 2 p.m. in the home demonstration agent's office.
AUSTIN March 28 27 E Avery manager of the Austin office of the Social Security Board urged employers to collect full names and social security account numbers for all employees. He said accurate payroll records are essential for quarterly tax returns and future monthly benefit calculations. Employees should provide their full name and SSN when starting work and can obtain or replace SSN cards via local post offices or the Austin Social Security Office at 104 Old Federal Building.
The Klein Branch Home Demonstration Club met March 22 at 2 PM at Mrs. G W Duderstadt s home with Mrs. Douglas Duderstadt as hostess. Members discussed chicken sales and approved vanilla sales. A member shared insect control for gardens and a poem was read. Conservation and landscaping talk followed. Refreshments were served to numerous members and visitors from San Antonio Kerrville and other towns. News items note several local visits births and a sheriff's appearance in town.
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Little Rock reports February lending by Texas insured savings and loan associations rose to 2,041,843 in 1,009 loans. About half funded new homes, 604,000 financed existing dwellings, and 402,000 refinanced debt. Savings totals reached 1,215,000, with investment funds flowing into associations as growth expectations rise for spring and summer.
Mrs. Louis Biergehwale and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Badige were seen shopping in Kerrville. Paul DeLorey and Mrs. Clarence McDougall with baby Charles John visited Harper relatives. Noble Jobes of Segovia and Karl Kroll Sr. were noted visitors and traders in town midweek.
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