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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1972
Page
7
The page lists service times and leaders for St. Anthony Roman Catholic St James Lutheran First Baptist First Pentecostal Harper United Methodist churches. It includes Sunday worship times Sunday School and youth groups plus weekly activities and a Dallas visitors’ note. Mr and Mrs W L McGinley of Dallas spent several days at their ranch.
Miss Dina Rattanshaw Ghadiali spoke to Beta Zeta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma at Mrs Leela Mathisen’s home on January 8. She discussed Women of India in a Changing World and quoted from Hindu texts, noting women’s rights and India’s active female leaders.
Former Odessa resident Rubin Ellebracht age 50 died January 8 in Bexar County Hospital San Antonio after surgery. He lived last year in Spring Creek Gillespie County where he ran a ranching farming operation and was born September 17 1921 in Gillespie County. He married Irene Usener on November 2 1940 at Holy Ghost Lutheran Church Fredericksburg. Surviving are his wife three children Dalton Ellebracht Deloris Brethher and Robert Ellebracht seven grandchildren and siblings Lydia Schnerr Louise Warner Cora Colbath Margaret Stodgehll Ella Moseley Evelyn Jewell. Funeral services were January 10 at Holy Ghost Lutheran Church with Rev Leroy Deans officiating. Interment in City cemetery.
A columnist outlines a parents series on drugs addressing how youths use mind altering substances such as marijuana LSD and heroin. The piece calls for informed discussion and cites national prescription trends and the need for parental awareness to counter drug experimentation among teens.
Esther Lily Brakeman, 73, died January 10 in Grand Rapids. She was born Easter 1902 in Kalamazoo and leaves four children, eleven grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and three sisters. Chapel services January 13 at Michigan Veterans Facilities with graveside rites at Riverside Cemetery Kalamazoo.
The Herbert Feller residence hosted guests from several Texas towns and beyond. Attendees included Kerrville natives IGot Kerrville, ear Dies weige e, Roger ber and family, Terry Wahl and family, Anita Crenwelge. Fredericksburg residents Crenwelge and Steitle. Dallas visitors C. O. Feller. Charles Klaehn. plus Walter Feller of Nebraska, Robert Johnson of McAllen, Lester Gerloff of San Antonio, Belton Feller, Arlin Alexander of Garland, Bob Newman of Louisiana, Charles Gerloff of Ferris, E B Eckerle, Fay Dikeman, Philip Crenwelge, and Pete Crenwelge.
A Washington Star writer tested food stamp eligibility, and a New York lawyer’s dog, Mason Lustig, was approved for Medicaid and cash benefits. UNESCO funding for Cuba was noted, with $1.5 million yearly. local society items mention family visits and college honors.
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