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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1956
Page
2
The passage outlines a deteriorating spiral from drug use to traffic danger, slow crawling motion to lethal outcomes. It describes escalating hallucinations and physical collapse, ending in death or punishment, underscoring the deadly consequences of addiction.
County Judge Victor Sagebiel announced transfers are being accepted in the county school superintendent's office, with Mrs. Robert Klett, through June 1. The note also recalls the first nonstop flight around the world beginning and ending in Fort Worth, Texas.
Johnson of Austin and Blanco County Judge A W Mourland noted as friends of the Senator while Wayne Barrett and children from San Antonio spent the weekend with her parents. Olin Walker and Lee Roy Kramer visited family, with ties to the Federal Reserve Bank in San Antonio. Albert Lange and family from San Antonio joined relatives in Fredericksburg and Bryan guests. Norman Sullivan and family from San Antonio spent weekend there. Rice Institute students Barbara Whitworth Carolyn Satterwhite and Joan Whitten stayed with Barbara Whitworth’s parents. A ditch built by mission priests over 200 years ago in San Antonio remains in use for irrigation.
In Johnson City last Saturday Precinct 5 leaders met at the Blanco County Court House with about 40 attendees. Herman Knox introduced a resolution backing Senator Lyndon Johnson as head of the Texas delegation to the Chicago Democratic National Convention and as a presidential candidate, which was adopted unanimously along with another motion. Lyndon Johnson served as precinct chairman of Precinct 5 and sat among the leaders.
Sisterdale defeated Harper 17 to 5 in a windy Sunday matchup. Roeder and Parker led Harper with several hits while Langbein earned the win for Sisterdale amid a ragged field and tired play.
Gillespie County Fair invites crocheters from across the nation to enter the 1956 Nationwide Crochet Contest. Over 3000 in prizes, with a Grand National Champion earning 500 dollars and a New York trip. Teens and men compete in 16 classifications, with local fairs serving as entry gates.
Adolf Hitler consolidates power as Germany’s supreme leader on August 2 1934 establishing his absolute dictatorship across the nation amid political upheaval and rapid reorganization of the state apparatus.
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