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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1952

Page

3

Loyalty and Trumanism in a party loyalty critique

An editorial argues against blind party loyalty and warns that Trumanism risks dictatorship. It condemns Roosevelt era policies, the one party trend, and wage and debt issues while criticizing the White House for dictatorial powers and perceived corruption.

J. C. Phillips Borger News- Herald Borger Harry S. Truman Booker T. Washington Soviet Russia Roosevelt Herbert Hoover Hoover White House Truman Key West

Harper Soldier Pfc Ray Carter Among 200th Infantry at White Rock Lake

Pfc Ray Carter of Harper along with Pfc Ervin White of Reserve Mont and Pfc Edward Sembera of Wharton in the 200th Infantry Regiment of the 31st Dixie Division spent a bivouac night at White Rock Lake Dallas while en route to Camp Atterbury Ind The group formed part of a 700 strong contingent with others stopping at bivouac areas across Texas Memphis Camp Campbell Fort Knox and Camp Atterbury Estimated 3 500 troops would pass through White Rock before Sunday’s move out The article notes Lt Col Wilbur Coonce and various officers and cooks keeping troops fed and vehicles in serviceable condition

Pfc Ray Carter Harper Harper High School Dallas Morning News White Rock Lake Dallas Dallas News Larry Grove Harper Herald Charles Workman Harper Presbyterian Church Mesquite Texas Ervin White Reserve Mont Edward Sembera Wharton 200Th Infantry 31St Dixie) Division White Rock Camp Atterbury Ind Indiana Dixie Texarkana Wilbur E. Coonce Tex Memphis Tenn Camp Campbell Fort Knox Ken William Greenway Milwaukee Wish Ed. Kitchens Jackson Miss 106Th Engineers Ardis Davis Kitchens

Welcome Week Plans At Humble Service Stations

Final plans for Welcome Week at Humble stations in the area May 23 to May 30 are discussed by Jerry Blansett division sales promotion manager W L Kindle district manager and Charlie Wyatt district representative.

Jerry Blan Sett W. L. Kindle Charlie Wyatt

Be Proud to Wear a Poppy for Those Who Never Came Back

A short tribute urges wearing a poppy to honor soldiers who did not return. The message emphasizes remembrance and respect for fallen servicemembers.

Commencement Program At Harper School Friday Night

The Harper school held its Friday night commencement program with a processional by Mrs. Lewis A Stevens an invocation by Rev J C Curtis a Grade School Days Are Over performance by the Eighth Grade Girls an address by Rev J D Farmer diplomas by Dean Hopf a blessing by the girls and a benediction by Rev W J Goerner and a recessional by Mrs L A Stevens

Harper School Lewis A Stevens J. C. Curtis J. D. Farmer Dean Hopf Good Lord W. J. Goerner L. A. Stevens

Senator Ashley Poet Laureate of Texas From Llano Ranch

Practicing lawyer from Llano and rancher in San Saba County. Born May 15 1904 in Cherokee Texas son of W A Ashley and Mattie Gray Ashley. Elected to State Senate in 1948 and named Poet Laureate 1949.

Llano San Saba County Cherokee Texas San Saba Co W. A Alf.) Ashley Mattie Gray Ashley Rube Gray Texas Ranger San Saba High School Lebanon Tenn Brady San Saba Burnet Bianco Gillespie Mason Menard State Board of Control Texas Christian Univ Texas Hills Ashley

Poppy Pledge Drive Aims to Honor War Dead

Veterans’ groups urge support for disabled veterans by buying red paper poppies from the American Legion Auxiliary on Saturday May 24. Donors are asked to wear the poppy to honor the dead and aid the living.

American Legion Auxiliary

Farm Safety Drive Amid Returning Rains Urges Caution

State Farm and Ranch Safety Committee members urge rural residents to practice safety as farm and ranch work ramps up with the long awaited rains arriving across the state.

State Farm and Ranch Safety Committee

Presbyterian Women’s Assn Met May 15

The Presbyterian Women’s Association met Thursday May 15 at the home of Mrs Jim Peril with Mrs R E Peril as co host. Mrs P J Jones gave the Bible lesson. Hostesses served refreshments to 14 members and one visitor. Next meeting will be with Mrs Lewis A Stevens and Mrs Milton Dyer as hostess and Mrs David Schmidt as leader.

Presbyterian Women's Association Jim Peril R. E. Peril P. J. Jones Lewis A. Stevens Milton Dyer David Schmidt

Mrs. Walker celebrated 84th birthday in San Antonio

Mrs. John Walker of Harper was honored on her 84th birthday with a family gathering at her daughter’s home in San Antonio. All nine living children attended along with many relatives. Kerrville guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Raiford, Miss Peggy Parks, and Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Stewart.

John Walker Harper H. B. McGohy San Antonio Natal Walker Kerrville Lloyd Raiford Peggy Parks T. R. Stewart O. B. Walker

Weather lifts outlook for crops and grazing

Rain across the section brightened the crop outlook with drying soil benefiting grain and grasses. Farmers expect a fair crop barring hail or other adverse conditions.

Nimitz Addresses Fredericksburg Legion Convention

Admiral Chester W. Nimitz spoke at the 21st district American Legion and Auxiliary spring convention in Seipp's Hall Fredericksburg. He warned communism threats and praised thorough understanding as a weapon, during his only Texas appearance while visiting relatives and touring childhood sites. He was hosted by family in Kerrville and honored with a barbecue and reception before continuing to Norfolk, Virginia.

Chester W. Nimitz U. S. Navy 21St District American Legion & Auxiliary Seipp's Nimitz Texas Otto Nimitz Kerrville Dora Reagan August Henke Fredericksburg Nimitz Hotel Norfolk, Va

Hill Country Girls Softball League Opens With Eight Teams

Eight teams will start the 1952 Hill Country Softball League on June 3. Teams include Harper Melina Bandera Kerrville Jets Kerrville Yellow Jackets Center Point Hunt and Fredericksburg. Harper hosts Fredericksburg on June 5 and plays most of the season at home and away through July 29.

Hill Country Harper Melina Bandera Kerrville Jets Kerrville Yellowjackets Center Point Hunt Fredericksburg Fred Bierschwabe Harper Community Park

Electric Fair Trades Show and Corriedale Sale at Fredericksburg

A combined exposition at Fredericksburg Fair Grounds July 18 19 features an Electric Fair and a Trades Show plus the Texas Corridale Sheep Show and Sale. Central Texas Electric Cooperative sponsors the Electric Fair with prizes and a 1:30 p.m. stockholders meeting. the Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce and Gillespie County Fair Assn. back the Trades Show. the Corriedale Sheep Breed Association runs the morning show and afternoon sale on July 19. Local organizer Crockett W. Riley chairs plans with Ralph A. Swanson named manager. committee outreach targets 58 firms for exhibit space.

Fredericksburg Fair Grounds Fredericksburg Central Texas Electric Cooperative Texas Power Reserve Electric Cooperative, Inc Austin Texas Corriedale Sheep Breeder's Association Fair Park Crockett W. Riley Lower Colorado River Authority Central Texas Pedernales Electric Cooperative Gillespie Mason Liano Kerr Kendall McCullough Kimbje Menard San Saba

Oakcrest Park set for opening with barbecue and program

Oakcrest Park in Gillespie County will hold a formal opening on Sunday June 1 with a noon barbecue, games, lake activities, and a 4 PM concert by the Fredericksburg Hermann Sons Band. Proceeds aid park improvements. donations include 15 head of muttons and cash from local supporters.

Gillespie County Oakcrest Park Fredericksburg Hermann Sons Guenther Otters Victor Pressler Edgar Klett Edgar Burrer Melton Keller Felix Fuhrmann Walter Bilerschwabe Crockett Riley Wlorenz Bading Werner Henke Felix Mater Bruno Hartmann Bill Petmecky Norman J. Dietel Max QO Reinbach Werner Moehr Charles Moss Ernst Wertheim Kermit Striegler Fredericksburg

Legionnaires Host 21st District Convention in Fredericksburg

Kerrville and San Angelo members of La Societe Des Hommes et Chevaux joined the Hill Country Voiture 434 for the 21st district convention in Fredericksburg. The event featured a lighthearted fun scene with 40 & 8 members placing “violators” into a portable cage as an auto tram tour paraded through town. Notables included former District Commander Happy Lane, Ben Adams, Jimmy Staudt, and city marshal Albert Mauldin In cote supervising activities.

la Societe Des Hommes Et & Chevaux Kerrville San Angelo Fredericksburg Happy” Lane Brownwood Ben Adams Jimmy Staudt Albert Mauldin Incote

Poppy Day Planned in Harper May 24

The American Legion Sageser-Haas Post will observe Poppy Day in Harper on Saturday May 24. A display is set up at the Legion Hall to honor veterans and invite the public to purchase red paper poppies from the American Legion Auxiliary and wear them in tribute to the dead and in support of the living.

Harper American Legion Sageser-Haas Legion Hall American Legion Auxiliary

To Keep the Faith Poem by Molina Michael

A poem reflecting on Flanders Fields and the dead of war. It speaks of keeping faith with fallen soldiers and honoring their sacrifice with the torch and the poppy symbol.

Molina Michael Flanders

Wear a badge of honor on Poppy Day

A local appeals for support for veterans as Poppy Day drives poppy sales. Community members are urged to buy a poppy to honor service members and raise funds for veterans' programs.

Infant of Waldemar Kroll Dies at Two Days

Werner Martin Kroll two day old infant of Waldemar and Josephine Weigand Kroll died May 16 1952. Survived by grandparents Frank Kroll Harper and John Weigand Monterey Mexico. Rev J G Goerner conducted funeral services Saturday afternoon at Beckmann Funeral Home. Burial in Harper Cemetery.

Werner Martin Kroll Waldemar Josephine Weigand Kroll Frank Kroll Harper John Weigand Monterey Mexico J. G. Goerner Beckmann Funeral Home Harper Cemetery

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