Peace at Moscow or a Soviet dictated settlement
Secretary Marshall and Dulles warned that any peace agreement would be dictated by Soviet Russia, risking Austrian subjugation and a shell Austrian state while Germany would become a Soviet controlled workshop. They argued a just durable peace was impossible under Moscow terms and would require accepting injustice and further Soviet dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Fot Feter Dulles
Europe
Russia
Moscow
Marshal
M. Dulles
Kremia
Austria
Germany
United States
Dulles
Soviet Union
America
Mr. Dulles
Berlin
Soviet Zone
Great Britain
France
Harper Parent Teachers Install Officers May 2
The Comfort Volunteer Fire Department led by Rudolf Haufler visited Texas City after the blast and collected details of the disaster. Nine Texas City firefighters are missing including the chief, and a truck was toppled onto a chemical plant. Twenty five school children were killed with many injured. Comfort P T A members voted to send $50 to assist the Texas City Fire Department and installations were conducted at 2 30 pm May 2 with reports on activities and lunchroom operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort News
Rudolf Hausler
Comfort Volunteer Fire Department
Texas City
Fred Dowdy
Haufler
Grand Camp
Department
Monsanto Chemical
Hausler
Texas City Fire Department
Lutheran Missionary Societies Hold Annual Federation Meeting at Castell May 7
Fredericksburg group of the Women's Missionary Societies of the American Lutheran Church held its annual Federation meeting at Castell on Wednesday May 7. Delegates and visitors totaled 18 and 61 respectively with 5 pastors and 2 guest speakers. Officers for two years were elected including President Mrs Burkhart Kerrville and Vice President Mrs Robinson Comfort. The program featured music, devotions, a sermon on deaconess work by Miss Sophie Langner, and reports from affiliated societies. The group planned future meetings in alphabetical order and observed the tenth anniversary of the Fredericksburg chapter with a review of a decade of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Women’s Missionary Societies of the American Lutheran Church
Federation
Castell
Jesus
Sophie Langner
Walter Bauer
E. C. Ottens
Chester Itz
Harper
The
Comfort Society
H. C. Ziehe
Church Workers Institute
Seguin
Dannhaus
Boerne
M. C Heerman
Raymond Spaeth
Kerrville Society
Bethany Society of Fredericksburg
Knippa
Milwaukee
Benarden
Llano
G. A. Poehlmann
Schwarz
Lange
Mason
Schorlhemmer
Liano
Baethge
Kerrville
M. C. Hoerman
V. A. Hopf
Max Lange
Milton Wendel
Robert Dittmar
Mesdames V. A. Hopf
Glen Hopf
Lee Schmidt
M. C. Heerman
Clifford Bode
Alf. Spaeth
Sam Honig
Romilda Peterman
Edmund Tatsch
21St Legion District
Harry A. Tubbs
R. W. Klingelhoefer
Louis Jordan Post No. 244 & Auxiliary
R. E. Bernhard
21St
State Department
Legion & Auxiliary
Berram E
Bert) Giesecke
Austin
American Legion
Department of Texas
Berry
Lubbock
Sth
Divsion
W A. Cole
Dallas
Nusthary
A. R. Scott
Legion Fun and Honor Organization
Roy Bean
Main Street
Voiture
San Angelo
Fan Park
Harrison
Texans
Annual Election Of Two Directors For Harper Community Park
Herbert Jones longtime Greer Ranch foreman died May 8 after a heart failure at home. Funeral held at Harper Presbyterian Church with Rev. Charles Wokman officiating. Survived by widow May Watkins family includes three children and six grandchildren, plus brothers and sisters. Interment in Harper city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Jones
Greer Ranch
Harper Presbyterian Church
Charles Wokman
Liberty Hill
Paul Jones
Harper
Frank Jones
Fort Worth
Raymond Jones
Wickenburg
Arizona
Virginia
E. H. Plummer
Houston
Laura Bell Schabel
Burnett
Jack Jones
Watkins Tarr
Fred Jones
Hugh Jones Plummer
Bob Frazier
John Giles
Harper City Cemetery
Bandera Beats Sisterdale 4 to 2 In Weather Affected Game
Bandera defeats Sisterdale 4 to 2 despite rain as Bandera scores all runs in the fourth on two walks a fielder’s choice and a hit. Each side makes four hits two double plays. Schroeder allows four hits for Bandera while Boos P Jung pitch well for Sisterdale. Marquardt collects two of Bandera’s three hits. Next Sunday Harper visits Sisterdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterdale
Bandera
Schroeder
Boos
P. Jung
Marquardt
Harper
Ministers to Attend General Assembly in Grand Rapids
Rev. C Workman of Harper and Arthur Carter of Cheapside will represent the Presbytery of Austin at the Presbyterian Church U S A General Assembly in Grand Rapids Michigan. Workman regrets missing Harper High School graduation. Harper Community Park directors prepare June 16 election seeking donor support. donations total 1089.07 with major gifts from Harper Band Mothers and Woodmen of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. C
Workman
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Presbytery of
Austin
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Arthur Carter
Cheapside
Charles Workman
Harper and Fentess
General Assembly
United States
Church
Judicial Commission
Assembly
John Witherspoon
Harper Community Park
W. A. Cottle
Tommie Harlan Jr
Floy Bode
E. Dean Hopf
R. E. Peril
Frank Staudt
Clint Brown
Harper Park
Community Park
Harper Band Mothers
Harper Woodmen of the World
W.O.W
Jack Brown
Flog Bode
F. E. Staudt
W. A. Brown
A. L. Bierschwale
Victor Wendel
P. F. Jones
Fred Whitewood
Omer Cottle
Dean Hopf
L. H. Harper
Mrs. J. L. Faris
Jno
Plans Completed For Harper Wool And Fleece Show
Harper Lions Club schedules the 2nd annual Wool and Mohair Fleece Judging Show at Flow Bode's Warehouse on Saturday May 17. Jim Gray of Texas A M College will judge fleeces with FFA teams from five towns expected to enter. Proceeds fund local civic work with a big barbecue and a night dance hosted by the Harper community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Lions Club
Flow Bode
Jim Gray
Texas A. M. College
Harper
Johnson City
Kerrville
Fredericksburg
Comfort
Wallace Brown
Floy Bode J
Citizens Auto Garage
Clint Brown
Floy Bode
Watk
Tarr
Allen Gibson
Dean Hart
J. R. Peril
R. BE
Clarence St. Clair
Chester Brown
S Whitewood
Omer Cottle
Frank Staudt
Chas. Barrett
Roy Roberts
A. I. Bierschwab
Carl Oehrler
Surprise Party Honors Mr. and Mrs. Billy Brown
A group of local friends held a surprise party Friday night at the Browns home near Harper. Attendees included Aubrey and Ray Carter Joe Ann and Scotty Kinsey Donnie Lennon Haroldene Porter and Fred Whitewood Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Brown
Harper
Aubrey
Ray Carter
Joe Ann
Scotty Kinsey
Donnie Lennon
Haroldene Porter
Fred Whitewood Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
PRD
Wn Sons
David Schmidt
Parent Teachers Association
Tommy Harlan
Fletcher
Cora Coplen
William Moulton Marston
Spaeth
D. Schmidt
Neil B. Fox
Ways and Means
Gibson
Park
P.T.A
Lutheran Missionary Societies
Fredericks
D. H. Jones
Harper W.O.W. Lodge
Stewart Grounds
Cecil and
Bill Bode
Camp Verde
Lottle Jean Porter
San Antonio
H. A. Porter
Harper Wool & Fleece
Folby
V. Copple
Ted Watkins
Harpe
Aber Seed Anand UM
Reuben Thiele
Brady
Henry Thiele
Fred Giles
John
Abilene
Harper Satur
Wean
Trwman
Erato Hopf
Oliver Hopf
L. Spencer
Liam
W. Copple
Maj Uuay
Marvin Hermann
Joe Fiedler
J. R. Wright
Ingram
Mrs
Marshall Stevens
Victoria
E. Stevens
J. M. Stevens
Mary Frances Fletcher
Georgetown
W. E. Fletcher
Haske! Dunn
Middleton
Walter Parker
Wm. Keen
Lemuel Jones
Junction
Olive Parker
Holland Walker
Texas A. & M. College
Bertram E. Geesecke
P. B. Hill
Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Schmidt
Blue Mountains
Gilbert Anderegg
Phillips
C. W. McCarroll
Aft Junction
Ernest Lochte
Guiding Star
Otto Schneider
Ben Dechert
Harper High School
Aft
el Rancho Theatre
Tannhaeuser
Wagner
Lewis A. Stevens
Ray Bierschwab
Lawrence Wendel
Neal B. Fox
Ann Ruskey
Rey
A. A. Gitter
Stevens
Chester Granville
Lewis Stevens
Foreat Bode
Felix Lange
B. Dean Hopf
Dorothy Mae Parker
Eee
M. R. Duderstadt
J. Philip
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