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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1964

Page

3

Bead Man's Kin Sought in Llano Melee Fatal Shooting

Llano man Anselmo Hernandez Guellar, 34, shot himself after a bar melee near Diamond Courts in Llano shortly after midnight Monday. Patrolman Bill Shipp aided as police restrained him with tear gas. Guellar died at Slane Memorial Hospital Monday afternoon. relatives had not been found by Tuesday night. Guellar had lived in Austin and worked for Dezendorf Marble Co. in Llano.

San Angelo Anselmo Hernandez Guellar Guellar Leonard Turbiville Shipp Slane Memorial Hospital Sheriff's Department Austin Liano Dezendorf Marble Co

Rains Benefit Gillespie County and Surrounding Areas

A fine rain moved across Gillespie County early Saturday, with Fredericksburg seeing rain from 3 a.m. to noon. Rainfall totals from RNAF reports include numerous local stations and farms, aiding crops and fruit orchards in the region.

Fredericksburg N. J. Dicetel RNAF Emil Stahl Cave Creek Milton Wendel Loyal Valley Mr. Beyer Felix Hahn Jr Squaw Creek Calvin Rita Lve Kirschberg Alex Knopp Springs Creek George von Netzer Luckenbach Henry Frantzen Edwin Schaefer Llano Road Enchanted Rock Johnny Dittmar Nebgen Rev. Sager Stonewall

Mooney Hits A Million For Second Consecutive Month

Kerrville, Texas Mooney Aircraft Inc reports April sales of 1,050,900 surpassing March 1,001,700 and continuing the company’s run above one million dollars. First half fiscal 1964 sales total 4,408,600, up 42 percent from 1963. Full-time staff at the Keyrville plant is 568.

Kerrville Tex Mooney Aircraft, Inc Mooney Keyrville

Army Reserve Center Fredericksburg to Host Open House

Fredericksburg Army Reserve Center on the Austin Highway will hold an open house Sunday May 17 from 1 to 5 p.m. to observe Armed Forces Day May 16. Co B 871st Engineer Bn will show equipment and discuss reserve training and summer Ft Polk camp plans.

Army Reserve Center Fredericksburg Austin Highway Alton R. Oehler Co. B 871St Engineer Bn Armed Forces Army Reserve Program Ft. Polk

Cut Worm and Pecan Casebearer Controls for Cotton and Nuts

County Agent C A Stone outlines chemical spray programs for cotton cut worms using a Toxaphene DDY or StrabaneDDT mixture and for pecan nut casebearer with Sevin Malathion or both, detailing rates, timing, and residuals. He notes screw worm reports across counties, urges sample submissions to the Screw Worm Eradication Division, and stresses range management and forage-based stocking.

Swigg and Whirl Club to dance at Community Park

The Swigg and Whirl Square Dance Club will host a dance at Community Park on Friday evening May 15 at 8 00 p m. Everyone is invited to attend for an evening of fun.

Swigg and Whirl Square Dance Club Community Park

Polly Ann Barrett Declared National Piano Winner

Polly Ann Barrett 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Barrett, won a National title at the National Piano Guild Auditions in Fredericksburg. She performed ten memorized pieces plus musicianship and received a Superior rating and the Wolfgang Amandus Mozart pin for five years of National and International Guild wins. Her teacher is Miss Frances Ernst of Fredericksburg.

Polly Ann Barrett Charles Barrett National Piano Guild Fredericksburg Polly Wolfgang Amandus Mozart Frances Ernst

Ozona Friday Bridge Club Outing Highlights

Mrs. Roach hosted the Friday Bridge Club of Ozona last week touring the Roach ranch and the Pedernales River drive. Lunch followed at Villa Camille in Hunt. In bridge, Mrs. W. T. Bradbury led with high score, Mrs. O. D. West was low, with Mrs. Early Bagett and Mrs. W. H. Bunger earning other prizes. Prizes went to Mesd. Hillery Phillips, J. W. Henderson, Joe Davidson, V. J. Pierce and D. Hasler of Plano.

Eldred Roach Ozona Roach Ranch Pedernales River Villa Camille Hunt W. T. Bradbury O. D. West Low Early Bagett W. H. Bunger Mesd Hillery Phillips J. W. Henderson Joe Davidson V. J. Pierce D. Hasler Plano

Birthday Party for Johnna Lyn Bierschwale

Mrs. Johanie Bierschwale hosted a Wednesday birthday party at her home for her daughter Johnna Lyn on her fourth birthday. Guests included Tammie McDougall Marilyn Gail McDougall Melanie McDougall Buzz and Scott Bierschwale and Richie and Jim Barker.

Johanie Bierschwale Johnna Lyn Lydia Bierschwale Tammie McDougall Marilyn Gail McDougall Melany McDougall Buzz Scott Bierschwale Richie Jimmie Barker

First Ripe Peaches Picked Last Friday

Victor Nixon of Enderle and Nixon Orchards reports the first ripe peaches picked last Friday. An early May variety, the fruit is firm and nicer than last year’s first pick. The orchard now has a new grading and washing machine on Burnet Road and expects more peaches this week. The machine, used mainly for peaches and possibly apples, is the first of its kind in Texas. If weather holds, a bumper crop is anticipated for the season.

Victor Nixon Enderle & Nixon Orchards Nixon Burnet Road Texas

Rural Carriers To Distribute Survey Cards

Postmaster Frank E. Staudt urges Harper area patrons to watch for June Livestock Survey cards. Mail carriers will place cards in sample boxes next week to provide USDA with a representative sample of local livestock and poultry. Cards go to Cary D. Palmer in Austin for analysis guiding producers on milk, calf, pig, lamb, and hen productions.

Frank E. Staudt Harper USDA Mr. Staudt Roy L. Roberts Richard J. Roeder London Erwin Welch Doss Fredericksburg Albert Hagg Kerrville Cary D. Palmer Austin

Harper Local Notices and Social Gatherings Summary

Harper residents report weekend visits among Midland Austin and Mountain Home guests. Mother's Day hosts include the Bier schwale and Baker families with extended relatives. A music class recital occurred May 7 in the school cafetorium. Additional visits to Rev Gammenthaler at Hill Top Village and a Senior Class event led by Mr and Mrs Clayton.

Lydia Bieschwale C. H. Bierschwale Johnnie Bierschwale A. B. Baker Anna Markwortt H. M. Hamilton Clarence Levi Weber Mountain Home Harper Meadames Robert Fritz Henry Maurer Fred Gammenthaler Richard Gammenthau Thursy

Kathy Duderstadt and Vern Fritze Jr Plan Kerrville Wedding

Kathy Sue Duderstadt, daughter of Douglas Duderstadt, will wed Vernon Van Fritze Jr., son of Vernon and Mrs. Fritze of San Antonio, on Saturday June 13 at First Methodist Church Kerrville. Duderstadt is a Southwest Texas State College senior and former Harper High School drum major. Fritze is a senior at Texas A and M University and a member of several clubs and honor societies.

Kathy Duderstadt Vern Fritze Jr Kerrville Douglas Duderstadt Kathy Sue Vernon van Fritze Jr Vernon Fritze San Antonio Miss Duderstadt Harper High School San Angelo College Ram Band Lambda Tau Sorority Southwest Texas State College Fritze Thomas Jefferson High School Senate Club

County Agent Urges Help in Screwworm Eradication Program

County Agent C A Stone warns many producers have let screwworm wounds go untreated as the eradication effort shows value. A single untreated case can trigger a pest surge. producers should submit samples to Mission Texas or the county agent and use preventives like EQ335 Smear 62 or Co-Ral Korlan after working livestock.

Gillespie County Mission Texas Stone C A. Stone Sion

Family and Friends Share Weekend Visits in Kerrville and Fredericksburg

The report lists numerous weekend visits across Kerrville Fredericksburg and surrounding areas. Families including the McDougalls Groffs and Cobrs gather for Mother's Day and birthdays. Attendees travel from Houston Llano and Fredericksburg to visit relatives and attend local events.

Harper Postoffice Saturday Lobby Hours Reduced to 1 PM

Postmaster Frank E. Staudt announced Saturday hours at the Harper Postoffice Lobby will end at 1:00 p m instead of 3:00 p m. Services including money orders inquiries box rent and general-delivery mail will remain available until 1:00 p m with money order applications accepted but issued Monday morning as trust funds. The change aligns with President Johnson's program tied to the federal income tax cut.

Frank E. Staudt Harper Postoffice Harper Star Route Staudt Johnson

Mother's Day Gatherings Across Texas

Ju0 reports Mr and Mrs Vielon Pigg of San Antonio and Mr and Mrs Jack Smith along with Mrs Patricia Salvers of Seguin visiting Mrs Ira Smith for Mother's Day. Mrs J J Rogers hosted children for the weekend with Mrs Bob McElroy of Alpine and Roy Dedton and son Roy Jr of Sanderson also present.

W. R. Massey al Mueller Herbert Otto Llano Steve Forest Kerrville Jasper Massey Vielon Pigg San Antonio Jack Smith Patricia Salvers Seguin Ira Smith J. J. Rogers Bob McElroy Alpine Roy Dedton Roy, Jr Sanderson Ted Rogers Leslie Uvalde Pat Rogers Bobby Rogers Carl Hellum Bill Lea

Kenneth Oehler to Receive PhD at Texas Commencement

Kenneth Oehler son of Mr and Mrs Herbie Oehler of Harper will receive the Doctor of Philosophy degree from The University of Texas at the May commencement exercises. He earned a bachelor’s in electrical engineering from UT in 19 and joined Tau Beta Pi Eta Kappa Nu and Scabbard and Blade. After teaching in UTs Electrical Engineering department he worked as an electrical engineer at Textan and Tractor Inc Austin. He will then serve two years with the U S Army Electronics Proving Ground Fort Mauchuca Arizona. Mrs Oehler formerly Margie Wienecke of Freedonia has taught in Austin schools and plans to accompany him.

Kenneth Oehler Herbie Oehler Harper University of Texas Tau Beta Pi Texas Textan and Tractor, Inc Austin Oehler U. S. Army Electronics Proving Ground Fort Mauchuca Arizona Margie Wienecke Bennie Wienecke Fredonia

Mrs. R. E. Peril Named Harper PTA President

Mrs. R. E. Peril was installed president of the Harper PTA at a May 7 meeting in the school cafetorium. Officers installed by Mrs. Chester Bernhard included Mesd. Douglas Duderstad, 1st vice president. Roman Stehling, 2nd vice president. Robert Fritz, 3rd vice president. Raymond Spaeth, secretary. and Alois Jung, treasurer. A tea followed with performances by a flute quartet and piano, a poem reading, and a report on the Spring Conference in New Braunfels. Mothers of the senior class were recognized.

R. E. Peril Harper Pta Chester Bernhard Mesd Douglas Duderstad Roman Stehling Robert Fritz Raymond Spaeth Alois Jung Elmo Lumpkins Herman Oehler

DKG Founders Day Observance Held in Menard

Delta Kappa Gamma members from Menard and surrounding counties hosted a luncheon at the Navaho Inn Menard featuring Mrs. Robert J Desmuke as guest speaker on Our heritage She outlined DKG aims and discussed its role in education A candlelighting ceremony honored the original 12 founders and charter Beta Zeta members were recognized Officers for 1964 66 were installed and 31 members attended with two guests invited for May 21 retirement program for Esther Mueller

Delta Kappa Gamma Society of Women Teachers Navaha Inn Menard Bela Zeta Mason Kimble Gillespie Robert J. Desmuke Ira Ogden San Antonio DKG DAKG K. M. Eckert Clara Anderegg Beta Zeta Flora Wertheim Austin Durst Mesch W. H. Schaefer E. Dean Hopf Grote Tyrus Cox Cors Henry Jordan Wiseman Mesd A. T. Dewey B. K. Neel Mason, Junction Harper Fredericksburg A. E. Nauwald M's. Schaefer Adolph Bernhard Troy Foster

Harper party honors Carla Anderegg and classmates

Community notes report a swim and barby for Carla Anderegg and classmates Kathy Tatsch Barbara Peril Mary Nell Tarr Vickie Honig at the Anderegg home on Saturday May 9 from 5 to 7 PM. Ann Coleman of Junction joined as an honored guest along with other classmates and families.

Gilbert Anderegg Carla Kathy Tatsch Barbara Peril Mary Nell Tarr Vickie Honig Anderegg Ann Coleman Junction Sam Coleman

Trinity University 1964 Journalism Institute Announcement

Trinity University launches its 1964 Journalism Institute for high school students from June 14 to 19 on the Skyline Campus. Directed by Paul R. Busch, the program awards trophies for outstanding newspaper and yearbook writing and editing. Students stay in air conditioned dorms, dine in the Skyline Drilling Room, with total cost 45 dollars and applications due by June 1.

Trinity University Journalism Skyline University Department of Journalism Paul R. Busch Trimts

Range Forestry Club Hosts Mother's Day Campus Event

The Range Forestry Club held its annual Mother's Day ceremony on the campus and enjoyed a military review with Eugene participating. Nearby, Lt. and Mrs. Bob Labaus of San Antonio visited Mrs. J F Cook over the weekend.

Von Joe Hememann Emma Jane Mary Linda A&m University Range and Forestry Club Eugene Bob Labaus San Antonio J F Cook

County Demo Convention Endorses Johnson for President

Delegates to Gillespie County Democratic Convention met in the Commissioners' Courtroom on Saturday morning and unanimously adopted a resolution to endorse Lyndon B. Johnson as the presidential nominee for the State Democratic Convention in Houston on June 16. Arthur Stehling and Adolph Kioeese were chosen as delegates to the State Convention with alternates Raymond Riecese Mrs Betty Weinheimer Arthur Kowert Norman J Diatel Duval le Fiochet and Norbert Faats. Arthur Stehling was named permanent chairman and Francis Wal eved as permanent secretary.

Gillespie County Lyndon B. Johnson Klouston Arthur Stehling Adolph Kioeese Alstetndtes Raymond Riecese Betty Weinheimer Arthur Kowert Norman J. Diatel Duvalle. Fiochet Norbert Faats Gillespie County Demacade Arthur Stehliig Saved Francis Wale Eved

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Fredericksburg High School Army Reserve America C. A. Stone Charles A. Stone Mrs. Roach Harper Locals Ralph Gillespie Midland Lee Schmidt Jack McCowan Daughters of Spons's Mrs. Clayton Massey Walter McDougall Freddie Groff Starkey Elementary Reginal McDougall Milton Crenwelge Jack Groff Joe Parker Gordon Stuart Corsicana David Butler David Wayne Charlie Rogers Jeanette Floyd Boutright Gao Calvin Groff Houston R.B. Groff Adeline Jones Sanis Janice Kadwin Langer Edwin Lange Fred Bierschwale Fred Bierschwale, Jr Jean Bee Raehiwake J. O. Stovall G. C. Pearson Stovall Oveu Gene Jones Herbert Arthur Bierschwale Herbert Jones Bor Karen Dittmar John Tarr Texas University In Robert Dittmar Watkins ‘Tarr Harper's Postal Service U. of Texas Jessie Allen Baby Gene Bode Bill Mueller St. Louis Missouri Gene John W Luainmore Aubrey Parker D. H. Parker Trinity University States Journalism Institute County Demo Convention
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