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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1966
Page
6
A fragmentary OCR passage presents partial words and stray phrases about ads and items, with unclear names and topics. It reads like a damaged newspaper clipping containing scattered references to health, outdoor themes, and local subjects without coherent context.
Fragmentary song dedications and garbled names appear from a community page. The text lists scattered figures such as Parker, Leslie, and Jake along with phrases about rain, phones, and a wild ride of unclear events. No cohesive event or outcome is identifiable.
A fragmented report mentions Mary and Alvin, football captains, and a ceremony with gifts. It notes a group gathering at basketball parks, parade items, and a raffle or favors. It reports Raven Dittmar and Mrs. Robert O Dittmar and says Dustin Rae is home from Reidel Memorial Hospital recovering.
Vity Elementary girls place first in district hardwood play defeating Center Pout SIS Stonewall 2214 Viechina 26 15. Saturday they travel to Meduda for district finals amid scout lineup for May Ami Kenan Bas bear a Peru Jeanette Butlz Kath Jalsa Namy Feller.
Walter Roberts of Llano says he has a nine year old saddle mare for sale at 2000 dollars. He notes the mare is gentle, safe for children, stands about 14 hands, and has mostly been used for cattle work. Call Llano 247 Beth for details.
Students at Wheh school gathered in the study hall to honor 14 girls and coach Ed Bauer with new jackets. The gold wool jackets feature white leather trim and gold shoulder guards, with each girl’s number and a large gold emblem. Co-Captains Jeanette Rovers Gay Friedrich Daylene Bode and other players receive one to four year letterman jackets including Joyce Fritz Shay Friedrich Geneva Jung Mary Parker Joyce Parkers Eileen Bernhara Marie Ovhler Dolores Daderstadt Peggy Feller Jo Ann Esquell and Fanny Esquell with Ed Bauer as coach.
Jim Tatsch opened the sophomores meeting with minutes read by Pats Gales. Treasurers were to update funds as tickets sold for 50 cents each or three for a dollar. The luggage display at Mlogerin Market and school, Peggy Feller to buy pens to accompany tickets. Class motto Not merely to exist but to amount to something in life. Favorites Lamar Lively and Peggy Feller. A party and show outing were planned with Bruce Parker and Michael Lange to select a show and date. Beat the Eagles.
Mrs Wooden McDougall began schooling at Iilein Branch and completed high school at Fredericksburg and Austin High School class of 1929. She studied at the University of Texas and Sul Ross State Teachers College, taught eight years at Klein Branch, did substitute work at Harper, and now teaches second and third grade Word at Parpe. She also enjoys basic hobbies and community work.
The Kimble County Agent urges readers toDig back and fund the Screwworm program, noting the county has met its quota but must cover shortfalls in other counties. Directors set a 12.50 per section land levy and urge early bank or store payments. The column lists youths attending stock shows in San Antonio and Houston with a weeklong office closure, plus lamb and mohair show plans and fire danger warnings.
Gillespie County notes discuss Otto Schumann maintaining a heavier stocking rate with grasses built by rotational deferment and protein feeding. Jack Wiemers prepares seedbeds for Rhodegrass planting this spring while Simon Honig and N J D prepare lands and cover crops to boost soil fertility and protect fields through winter.
The note reminds parishioners to keep the Sabbath, lists Mass times at 8 and 9 50, and a School of Religion for children. It states the Pastor will be absent on retreat Monday through Friday and morning Mass only on Monday and Saturday. The study club meets Tuesday at 7 30 and all are welcome to attend any service.
A compilation of church announcements lists service times and activities for CHURCH W. EF. DOLERK and other local churches. It includes Sunday School at 9:45 or 9:30 a.m., worship services at 10:45 a.m. or 11:00 a.m., midweek meetings, youth instruction, adult classes, and pastor names. Nearby notices invite all to attend.
The guest list for a Sunday dinner includes WM and Mas. Riettard Giaetociwale along with Sdis. Kloyd Isoatutgatt Mrs Wininte Parker Rev. Tomnys O' Bryant and Nits LCo1041 A Q'Bivat, with MPisa Lihias OF Bisvaait and Antone POR SALE Bipes and single Rares. Packing details hint at surroundings and a sale note.
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