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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1943
Page
1
A weekly paper remains an irreplaceable source for local news and developments. It provides timely coverage and a public record of events shaping the community’s daily life and history.
The Catholic Church reports 22,945,247 adherents across the United States Alaska and Hawaii with 36,970 priests serving 18,976 churches. There are 193 seminaries with 16,838 students and 31 men’s colleges plus 638 girls colleges and academies. The total Catholic student body reaches 472,472, with 7,647 elementary schools serving 2,048,723 children and 316 orphanages caring for 38,456. Converts rise to 86,905 for 1942 43, with 4,818 more converts than the prior year. Twenty archbishops and 97 bishops lead the church. Also notes: Mr and Mrs Dude Lenmore welcome a baby boy born May 17 at Fredericksburg hospital. Miss Meta Spaeth and Miss Anell Haley of Doss attended church at the Lutheran church.
Air Corps Pvt James W Danz aged 20 son of Mr and Mrs Willie Danz was drafted in February 1943. He was first stationed in Mississippi then transferred to Michigan where he serves at Romulus Air Base. Sergeant and Mrs Norcross of Brooks Field visited the Cot tle home in Romulus Michigan.
Army chaplains in New Caledonia praise mission work and Christian unity among diverse troops. Leaders including J Edgar Hoover and Joseph Clark Grew stress home life and church influence against Nazi destruction. Civilian Public Service camps test grasses to aid postwar farming and rebuilding.
Five Buffalo area churches and one each in Hamburg Castile Reading Center and North Reading Center NY vote to affiliate with the Western New York Association of Congregational Christian Churches. The body cites historic traditions and liberal theology as reasons for joining.
Jones is approached by two men asking for a penny and hands one over after inquiry. A bride walks to the altar, trips a potted lily, and remarks that the church step is no place for a lily, addressing the solemn minister with surprising bluntness.
Pvt Bruno W Wunderlich age 25 son of Mr and Mrs Otto Wunderlich was drafted June 22 1942. He trained at Fort Sam Houston then Sheppard Field Salt Lake City and Topeka Kansas. He moved to Fairmont Nebraska for training and was recently returned to Topeka for further Guard Squadron training at the Army Air Base.
President Roosevelt told the United Nations food conference that no hindrance in trade transport or distribution should stop nations from obtaining the food needed for health. He linked goals to the Atlantic Charter and Rio de Janeiro talks and urged world cooperation to raise production and ensure minimum nutrition for all.
In Avon Park Florida Pvt Elgin T Kirchner 36 son of Mr and Mrs Franz Kirchner recently visited home on a furlough from his army station in Avon Park He has been in service about six months since last fall and is stationed at the Avon Park Bombing Range in Avon Park Florida.
Beginning August 9 a curfew on sales and consumption of alcoholic beverages will go into effect in Texas. It bans liquor sales on Sundays and during weekday nights while allowing on premise consumption past midnight on Sundays and extending weekday hours with limits on election days. The measure SB 117 rewrites the liquor control act to clarify licensing and nuisance abatement and regulate marketing practices.
Old Farmer Tightmoney falls into a cistern and thrashes, his wife calls the dinner bell to summon help. He refuses to wait for the men to rescue him, insisting they work until dinner time. He continues swimming, unsure when the rescue will arrive.
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