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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1951

Page

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MacArthur Breaks With Washington On War Strategy

Joseph Harsch reports that General MacArthur released a detailed view of his stance on the Far East war and grand strategy. He rejects Moscow as a single controlling center and hints Russia might welcome a weaker China. He critiques only one point of policy pushing for a limited war against China.

Douglas MacArthur Washington Congressional Senate General MacArthur America Herbert Hoover Robert Taft Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff Moscow Owen Lattimore Peiping MacArthur Far East China Truman JCS Russia Sea

Miss Mary Virginia Stevens Weds Geo Holekamp in Harper

The candlelight ceremony at the Presbyterian Church in Harper united Miss Mary Virginia Stevens daughter of Mrs. Lewis A. Stevens and the late Mr. Stevens with George Allen Holekamp son of Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Holekamp. Rev. B. E. Breihan and Rev. A. L. Spellman officiated. The couple will reside near Kerrville after a wedding trip.

Mary Virginia Stevens Geo. Holekamp Harper Mary Virginia Svens Lewis A. Stevens Mr. Stevens George Allen Holekamp Moritz Holekamp Presbyterian Church B. E. Breihan A. L. Spellman Sara Hanover Bryn Worth Howe Jr Love You Carrie Jacobs Bond G. C. Hefferman Killen Skipper Miller Muskogee Oklahoma W. H. Stevens

Wool and Mohair Show Set for Saturday at School Gym

The Harper Wool and Mohair fleece show announced a Saturday event at the school gym with awards for finished wool products. In other news a huge steel tower toppled on a Junction highway oil drill site six miles west of Harper injuring one worker, Ben Adams of Kerrville, who was treated and released after a 9 a.m. accident attributed to loosening guide wires and a stuck drill stem.

Allan Gibson Harper Junction Ben Adams Kerrville Adams O. W. Gillam Corpus Christi Texas Alonco Reed Hy. C. Meurer Fredericksburg Clint Brown Harper Lions Club Mr. Meurer

May Fete Barbecue Supper and Dance At Harper Park

A May Fete at Harper Community Park in the fighter field on Tuesday May 15 starts at 6 p.m. with Harper School students under teachers. The Senior Class, led by Colan Barrett, sponsors the event with a 5 p.m. barbecue for adults 1.00 and children 0.50. Howard Schultz directs the barbecue. a dance follows on the open air pavilion with music. The Boys' Basketball team backs the event which features a fish pond and snacks. Admission to the grounds is 50 cents and includes program access starting at 8 p.m. The notice also mentions visit by Mr and Mrs Richard Gammenthaler of Pawnee, Texas.

Harper Community Park Tueday Harper School Colan Barrett Howard Schultz

Family Reunion Highlights Tatsch Home visit

Mr and Mrs Edmund Tatsch hosted a family reunion at their home with Pvt Edmund Tatsch Jr home from Indiana and Anita Tatsch of San Antonio visiting. Also present were Mrs LeRoy Rode of Cherry Springs and Elgin Tatsch and family of Albert. A church song service in Fredericksburg drew attendees including Roy Roberts Tobin Minter Parker and others.

Edmund Tatsch Pvt Edmund Tatsch, Jr Indiana Anita Tatsch San Antonio LeRoy Rode Cherry Springs Elgin Tatsch Albert Roy Roberts Tracy Tobin Jack Minter Carios Parker Gospel Emmanuel Church Fredericksburg

Announcement of Wool Ceiling Prices Brings Grin to Texas Sheepmen

Wool price ceilings set at 3.35 per pound bring optimism to Texas sheepmen as profit margins improve and beef prices fall. The ceiling affects spring clip sales already largely committed, with some high bids reported for higher grades. Local figures note regional gains but warn remaining unsold stock may wait for the ceiling, while others say better prices have occurred this year in certain markets.

Texas San Antonio Evening News Frank Roddie Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association Brady Joe B. Blakeney San An Gelo Co. E. Long del Rio Boston

Nu Way Beauty Parlor Change of Ownership in Harper

Mrs Vera Parker sells Nu Way Beauty Parlor to Mrs Martie Taylor in Harper. Taylor will host an open house Monday May 1 from 2 to 5 pm with free coffee and doughnuts for area ladies. Parlor hours remain 8 am to 5 pm weekdays except Mondays closed.

Harper Herald Vera Parker Martie Taylor Taylor Harper Parker Fredericksburg Jolley Beauty College of San Angelo

Heavy Rain Floods Harper Area with 2.32 Inches

Sunday night brought heavy rainfall across Harper and surrounding areas totaling 2.32 inches locally, with residents on the Reservation reporting up to 3.20 inches. The Pedernales rose for the year, marking the first substantial rise in eight months. Additional showers followed midweek, with 0.18 inches on Wednesday night and 0.09 inches on Thursday night, including heavier rainfall toward Junction and hail near Harper. Mr and Mrs H Hopf and Mildred Wright of Kerrville visited Harper Sunday.

Otto Itlahe LCRA Harper Pedernales Ruhe Junction

87 Drive-In hosts 100 percent benefit for crippled children

The Gillespie County Society for Crippled Children stages a two night benefit at the 87 Drive-In Theatre May 15 and 16. Bob Hope film Fancy Pants to raise all proceeds for local handicapped children as Rotary Club volunteers back the event and promote school involvement.

Gillespie County Society For Crippled Children Bob Hope Gillespie Society For Crippled Children Rotary Chub M. L. Bogisch Rotary Club Mr. Durst

Harper PTA Elects New Officers At Installations

Harper PTA installed new officers last Thursday with Mrs. George Allan Gipson as president and other members taking roles such as first vice president program chair, second vice president ways and means chair, and secretary. The ceremony included vocal selections by Mrs. David Hargis and remarks by Mrs. Wm. Petmecky of Fredericksburg, plus refreshments and gifts for honored guests.

Harper Parent-Teacher Association Wm. Petmecky Fredericksburg David Hargis Jerome Kern Noel Coward Hargis Lewis Stevens Harper George Allan Gipson Dean Hopf Llomer Lee Stevens Ways and Means Creighton Stevens Carl Ochler J. R. Peril Peril Worth Howe Warren McDougall Clinton Brown Petmecky Hurgls

Park Site Inspection by County and City Officials

County and city commissioners along with Fredericksburg civic leaders inspect a tract at Gillespie County Airport to discuss turning it into a public park. The plan envisions existing land cleanup, picnic areas, barbecue pits, playgrounds, Scouts’ camp sites, dams, and ponds for swimming, with church groups and smaller gatherings possible alongside larger picnics.

Gillespie County County Commissioners’ Court Fredericksburg Civic Organicions Ecgic Boy Scout

Also Mentioned on This Page

State OF the Joseph Harsch MacDonald Stevens Ranch Alex Holekamp L. B. Whitten Caroline Henke Dallas Norma Shoupe Doyle Hanbury Austin Barbara Felsing Mary Hart Hamlett Mesd J. O. Stevens J. P. Fleming Gideon Rothmann C. C Harper Show Mir Richard Gammenthaler Pawnee Fred Gammenthaler Herald Fred Earwood Sonora Floy Bode FFA Junction Warehouse Full Country Wool & Mohair Rancher's Wool & Mohair Ingram Woerner Lochte Storage & Commission Co Frederickshoro Eiveryone Fred Whitewood W. A. Brown Elvert Feller Carl Oehler Lee Schmidt Alfred Spaeth E. B. Eckerle Nu-Way Beauty Parlor Mrs. Taylor Co O.wv H. Hopf Mildred Wright Harper Sunday Fredericksburg Rotary Club Herbert Durst Cecil Loudon Eddie Land Fred Dietel Harper Pta Henry J. Schmidt Chamber of Commerce Voti, Spiya Frenec Tchsburg Lions Club
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