Harper Legionnaire Jack A M Jones Passes in Review
The 38th Harper Legionnaire to pass in review is Jack AM Jones. Inducted at Fort Sam Houston July 4 1945, he trained at Sheppard AFB Wichita Falls and served at Mather Field Fort Totten and Fort Devens. He received honorable discharge at Fort Dix and returned to his family.
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Harper
Genes C
Fort Totten
Cook
Fort Dix
Pehogs
Slavpe
Esher Wendel
Childrern
Roy
Raymond
Ain Jennifer
Old Spinning Wheel Featured At Harper Centennial
The Harper Centennial June 8-9 will showcase an antique spinning wheel once owned by Mrs Ward. The wheel, hand spun by Ward’s husband in Civil War era, will be demonstrated by Mrs Ward to illustrate traditional spinning and mohair work. The display aims to honor history and inspire younger visitors.
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Wileam Warde
Ward
Amis
Dune
Ward Wall
Gs. Vas
Cadets Enter Navigator Training At James Connally Base
Cadets Metzger and Langford from Harper and Harper High School join United States Air Force navigator training at James Connally AFB Texas. They will study radar and celestial navigation and earn the Wings of Navigation after completing the course. Metzger is son of Mia and Mr L A Metzger of Herpen.
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James Connally Afb
Tex
Clet Langford
Metzger
Harper
United States Air Force
Mia
L. A. Metzger
Herpen
Harper High School
Garfield Kiel Set to Speak at Doss and Cherry Springs
Garfield Kiel director of development at Texas Lutheran College Seguin will guest speak at Christ Lutheran Church and Cherry Spring on Sunday May. He will present a message on Christian higher education and Texas Lutheran College during the 8 and 11 am worship services and speak at Sunday school. The events mark a church anniversary observance led by Rev. Wohllham Daceo.
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Garfield Kiel
Ato
Texas Luthi Wt College
Seguin
Spear
Ssr Peter Lutheran Churn
Christ Lutheran Cheat
Cherry Spring
Kiel
Christhin Higher Bay
Caion
Texas Luther, College
Wall
OO Aniversary
Sega Uhin Veut
Tiuns
Woillham
Hill Country League Stawungs Report
Fragmented OCR text describes Hill Country League matchups and team mentions. Names such as Pat and Boerne appear with scattered affiliations and unclear results. Overall, event references are incomplete and require source clarification.
Scrambled OCR Notes on Students and Honor Roll
Fragmented text shows students at Schremer In Sofude with differing criteria for honors. It mentions Apendl 29 and Matsenall placed on the None henor rol while Mass enes ad Tare received college he orate mention.
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Martha
Atin Stevens
Sei Agthi
Bone
Schremer
Matsenall
Dan We Wen
Massenes Ad Tare
Harper’s first jail on Main Street under construction
A brief item notes a jail of iron bars being built on Main Street as part of Centennial preparations. It warns men to be vigilant and keep up good work and facial hair. Local authorities urge orderly conduct in the buildup to the celebration.
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Harper's First
Main Street
Arts Foundation at Ingram Opens Summer Season June 3
The Kerrville Arts Foundation in Ingram unveils a full summer schedule starting June 3 with painting water color weaving and pottery classes. Projects include a 70 by 55 foot canopy and new dormitory and studios funded by local donors and the Kerrville Junior Chamber of Commerce worker volunteers.
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Arts Foundation At
Ingram
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Country Arts Poun
Adit Dan Bk
Lolen
Ptr
Ieas O
Kerrville
Jascee “Park
Louis Hayes Park
Ker Valle
Community Developmient
U.S
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Oines
Bill Reily
San Antonio
Oif
Margaeret Pace
Henry Gadbois
Robot Jay
Pues
Michael Fravy
O. G. Squires
Ruth Laird
Houston
Gertrude Meyer
Ronald Cruickshank
Snead Elected President of Texas Electric Cooperatives Accountants
Hal B Snead was elected president of the Texas Electric Cooperatives Accountants Association at its annual meeting in April 2026 in Corpus Christi Texas. He has served as treasurer for two years and previously as bookkeeper for Kimble Cooperatives. The association includes employees from seventy nine electric cooperatives in Texas.
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Hal BB
Community Guests Share Social Week Activities
Mrs J J Rogers returned Sunday from a two week virus with her daughter and Mrs Roy Deaton and family at Sanderson and Mrs Bob Miklroy in Alpine. Mr and Mrs Charlie Barrett and Polly and Mars Ollie Parker were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clint Brown. L Ho Harper and sister Mrs Ve Russelt dined together. Mrs Carl Klachn has returned home after hospital surgery. Mr and Mrs Hut of Miedenebsbturog and Mrs Lloyd Tutt of Abilene spent Sunday together with May and Mare, Areline Alen.
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J.J. Rogers
Ho ‘Ut
Miedenebsbturog
Lloyd Tutt
Abilene
Suedbaey Ment
May
Areline Alen
UT Alpha Xi Delta Members Attend New Orleans Convention
Miss Karen Dittmar and eight Alpha Nu Delta Sorority Sisters from the University of Texas joined the Alpha Xi Delta Kappa Omega Province Convention in New Orleans last weekend. They traveled from Houston to visit the Leasure home before touring the Halton Inn venue and meeting delegates from Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Florida and Texas. Karen Dittmar, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Dittmar of Platter, was elected Rush Captain for the UT Alpha Nu Delta Chapter.
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Karen Dittmar
Alpha Ni Delta
University of Texas
Alpha Xi Delta
New Orleans
Guls
Houston
Miskel C. Leasure
Patty
Halton Inn
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Texas
Tulane University
Karen
Robert O. Ditumar
Platter
Rush
Alpha Nt Delta
Mr and Mrs Manske Visit Relatives for Turkey Dinner
Mr and Mrs R F E Manske visited relatives on Saturday and were fed with a turkey dinner.
Hogan Couple Visit Father and Brother in Stephenville
Mr and Mrs W A Hogan visited their father in Stephenville on Friday and Saturday and his brother from Pennsylvania, who was also visiting there.
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W. A. Hogan
Stephenville
Pennsylvania
Student Bob Brown Honored by A and V College
Bob Brown of College Station attended by his parents Ma and Mrs Clint Brown spent a week with family and was noted for his activities at A and V College.
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Bob Brown
A& V. College Station
Clint Brown
Kerr Damage Suit Settled Out of Court in Kerrville
In Kerrville the civil damage suit Moellendorf et al v Hill Country Telephone Exchange Co op settled out of court for 25000. The Moellendorf family sought more than 175000 after four members were killed in an April 20 1982 auto crash involving a Moellendorf car and a Hill Country pickup. The settlement occurred as trial neared day six in Judge Marvin Blackburns Second 38th District Court with counsel from San Antonio Kerrville and Austin.
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Kerrville
Lydia Moellendorf
Hill Country Telephone Exchange Co-op
Moellendorf
Moelendorf
Hill Country Telephone Coop
Marvin Blackburn
38Th District Court
A. P. Sohn
Maynard Robinson
San Antonio
Lavern Harris
Donald Thomas
Joan Coates
Austin
Joe Burkett
San Antonio Express
Authorization for Kimble County river authority dam election
Gov. Connally signed HB S78 approving a ballot to authorize a dam project in Junc tion city. The city would back bonds rather than the entire district. Other bills passed include HB 292 on optional college lab charges and SB 335 extending boiler inspection intervals.
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Austin
Kimble County River Authority
Junction
John Connally
Jim Nugent
Kellville
Connahy
Lindsey Rodriguez
Hidalgo
Bruce Reagan
Corpus Christi
San Antonio Express
Annual Fire Men’s Dance is Grand Success
The annual firemen’s dance at the new Community Hall on April 20 drew over 300 attendees. Music thrilled the crowd and the crowning of “Miss Flame” capped the evening, with thanks extended to all who aided the event.
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Flame
Entertain Seniors by Rogers Family After Play
Mr and Mrs Charlie Rogers hosted the 1963 senior group after Friday night play. Their daughter Jeanette a senior helped with the event along with sponsors Mr and Mrs Dean Hopf. A barbecued turkey supper followed by dancing.
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Charlie Rogers
Jeanette
Dean Hopf
Kimble ASCS worker receives Certificate of Merit and $100 award
Mrs. Burrier, Kimble ASCS Office, was presented a Certificate of Merit and a $100 Incentive Award by Howard Stewart at the District 14 meeting in the Green Room on April 30, 1963. The prize honors her form design adopted for use in the Unshoron Laib Progen, reflecting two decades of service.
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Lena HH. Burrier
Ferk
Kimble
ASCS
Howard Stewart
District 14
Farmer Fieldman
Diadae
Green Room
Burtier
Butater
Kimble Ascs Comiicee
State Incentive Awards Committee
Hamer
Ter
Niidred Snead
Klaehn Family Visit Spends Weekend in Hilmar then Seguin
Mrs. Hilmac Klaehn and her child Aeon oof Segakn visited relatives over the weekend in Hilmar. They had spent the week with the Klaehne family and returned to Seguin on Sunday.
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Harlan
Mel
Ralph Leangis
Kerrville
McAllen
Richard
Harper High School
Corpus Christy
Mexico
Hilmac Klaehn
Aeon
Segakn
Hilmar
Klaehn Cemaiied
Mir Klaehne
Mrs McDougall Visits Sister in Brownwood
Mrs Bessie McDougall and her son Johnnie travel to Brownwood on Sunday to visit Clara Mes Masters now in a rest home, ailing but improving.
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Bessie McDougall
Johnnie
Brownwood
Clarao Mes
Will Masters
Nuptials Fill Doss Church for Bracatgam Oehler wedding
Miss Jane Evan Braeutigam and Delbert Dean Oehler wed at St. Peter Lutheran Church in Doss on Saturday evening April 27. The ceremony featured yellow arrangements and candlelight officiated by Rev. William F. Lange Jr. Guests included local families and out of town relatives from Fredericksburg, Seguin, Seguin, Houston, and Austin. The couple will reside at 2001 Sabine in Austin after a short wedding trip.
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St. Peter Lutheran Church
Jane Evan Bracatgam
Delbert Dean Oehler
William F. Lange Jr
Edwin W. Braeutigam
Doss
Nixon Clay Commercial College
Southwest Teaas State College
Herbie Oehler
Harper
Texas Lutheran College
Texas University
Harper High School
Shirley Kasper
Raynette Braeutigam
Bride
Sidney Ellebracht
Fredericksburg
Peggy Brucutigam
Seguin
Secade
Kenneth Oehler
Austin
Doug Ts Bode
Walter Crenwelge
Steve Oehler
Killeen
Elbert Schnudt
Don Braeutigam
Oriue
Michael Roiect
Oehler
Alma Selter
Sam Honig
Dheo Oehler
Henry Braeuengam
Janice Rode
W. L. Crenwelle
Karen Geistweldt
Gerald Wendel
Virginia Crenwelge
Elaine Bude
Candra Spaeth
Kathy Duder
Vicki Honig
Connie Hung
Glenda Carter
Marie Oehler
Mesd
Alfred Edwards
Douglas Bude
Bobby Ray
Johns Smyth
Ray Edwards
Lorna Rahe Honored on Fifth Birthday
Lorna Rahe was celebrated on her fifth birthday with a Thursday afternoon party from 3 30 to 5 00 p m hosted by her parents. Attendees included relatives friends and her Sun day School teacher Mrs Lee Schmidt. The party featured sandwiches potato chips French fries ice cream cake and a Kuoulad. Favors were balloons and whistles. Lorna received many pretty gifts. Later her aunt and grandparents visited.
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Lorna Rahe
Lee Schmidt
Robert Dittmar
Bob
Jerry Dittmar
Shirley Ahrens
Lester
Bonnie Behrens
Craig
Brenda Lange
Kevin
Mike McMahon
Daniel
Laurie
Herbert Feller
Kathleen Grobe
Tamra
Mitchel Harper
Teresa Tatseh
Lorna
Pitts
Mrs Rahe Honors Hub Raheo With Sunday Turkey Dinner
Mrs. Fred Rahe hosted a turkey dinner for her son Hubert Raheo on Sunday April 2 with guests Rev W E Doert and family August Kirchhoff and Helen Mr and Mrs J R Hart and Bill of Bernville visited in the Harper home on Sunday Also Mrs Carolyn Maddox of Austin visited relatives here Saturday
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Fred Rahe
Hubert Raheo
W. E. Doert
August Kirchhoff
Helen
Mire
J. R. Hart
Bill of
Bernville
Thut Harper
Carolyn Maddox
Austin
Lets Clean Up Harper Community Drive
A call invites residents to join a cleanup effort in Harper led by local groups Cemtecstab and Nerst June. Volunteers are urged to meet at a central location to collect litter, remove debris, and improve the town’s appearance and safety.
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Waco Ueal
Old Mattresses Made New Innersprings Specialists
Mayfields Mattress Company Kerrville offers mattress refurbishing with guaranteed work. Leave orders at Harper Locker Plant for pickup on completion.
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Harper Locker Plant
Mayfields Matetress Company
Kerrville
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Harper Legionnaires Passing In Review
Jack M. Jones
Langford C. Meteger
Doss and
Cherry Springs
Hill Country League
Stawungs
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Pat's
Sonley
Boerne
All Stars
Hdedotes
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Bte
Tarthise
Chaat Dues Sastens
Mies
Clara Marsters
Kerrvile
Harper Cubs
Kats
Atias
Jone
Hiew
Moris Daves
Leedy
Daves Navang
Moris
Cubs
Allen Bowers
Vibo
Howard Walden
Christie
Ell
Stevens
Pall Crest Stingers
Attena
Mis Con. Taylor
Scotty Lee
Abies
Manis Bud
Neo Tee Crest
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Raymond Cottle
Frederichs
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Daves
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Keller
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IG Natns
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Granville
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WATS
Morrish
Fuiner SA
J Ingram
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Touchbout
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Teves Harsernes Hamed
Fitner
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Pharper
Barry
Mike Cottle
Wayne Whit Worth
Dobumy Mulder
Glenn Sacclebbe
Matthew Deurags
Othe Maeper
Cumlack
Harper Chapter
Clayton Massey
Harper and Duas
Hal B. Snead
Acceuctant Association
Harper Locals
Aisha Xi Beta Kanya Omega
R. FE. Manske
Kerr
Duastica Bam Pal Gagead
Byrou
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Ars. Lena
Burrier
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Doss Church
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Post
Bitlis Evs
Ab Ag
Bredericksburg
Ota Quen
June Braeutigam
Mrs. Frei Rahe
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