Postal notice header from Harper Texas 1926
Entry filed as second class matter at the Harper Texas post office dated February 25 1926 under the act of March 3 1876.
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Harper
Texas
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1941
Page
1
Mutiny in the Arctic leads the Palace program
The climax of Mutiny in the Arctic features three men a girl and a dog adrift on an iceberg amid crushing Arctic currents. Starring Richard Arlen and Andy Devine, it headlines a double feature on May 16 17 with Trial of the Silver Spur and Crash. The Range Busters close the bill with frontier action and gunplay.
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Arctic
Richard Ar Jen
Andy Devine
Henry Welling
Ray Corrigan
Dusty” King
Terhune
Colorado
W. E. Fletcher
Cheers For Miss Bishop screens Sunday and Monday contrast
The feature highlights romance and drama set at a mid west university town. Martha Scott stars as Elia Bishop with William Gargan joined by Sidney Blackmer and Donald Douglas. A second story on Washington Melodrama follows a millionaire philanthropist entangled in blackmail and a murder mystery. The Sea Wolf tale with Edward Rob inson Ida Lupino and John Garfield closes the lineup.
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Miss Bishop
Martha Scott
William Gargan
Elia Bishop
Miss Scott
William Gaiden
Sidney Blackmer
Donald Douglas
Ella
Frank Staudt
Washington
National
Frank Morgan
Ann Rutherford
Andy Hardy
Taylor
Walter Marquardt
Edward Robinson
Ida Lupino
John Garfield
Wolf Larsen
Memorial to Highway Patrolmen Honored in Texas
A memorial to Texas Highway Patrolmen killed in the line of duty was placed in the Department of Public Safety headquarters after a Public Safety Commission resolution. It honors eight officers, including two shot in 1934 by Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, and six who died in vehicle accidents, with photos and service dates.
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Austin
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Public Safety Commission
H. D. Murphy
E. B. Wheeler
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Arthur Fisher
A. L. Moore
J. N. Avery
M. D. Tarrant
G. A. Freese
D. A. McGonagill
Mrs Mary E Meyer 1864 1941 Dies at 76 in Fredericksburg
Mrs Mary E Meyer born in Germany November 29 1864 daughter of Dietrich and Mrs Hopmann died May 6 1941 at her daughter Mrs Arnold Sagebiel's home in Fredericksburg age 76 years 5 months 7 days She married Rev D H Meyer on May 13 1890 He died January 30 1936 Surviving daughters Lena Sagebiel Margaret Sickjost son John H Meyer sister Mrs Dorothea Bergstadt six grandchildren and other relatives Funeral services were conducted by Rev W C Poehlmann at Beckmann's funeral home aids by Cave Creek Lutheran church choir body moved to Austin then Smithfield Nebraska for interment.
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August Schaefer
Fredericksburg
Mathias Schaefer
Pauline Rausch
Hugo G. C. Schaefer
Charles
Ferdinand Schaefer
O. Lindenberg
Mary E. Meyer
Germany
Dietrich Hopmann
Arnold Sagebiel
D. H. Meyer
Lena
Margaret
Albert Sickjost
Eustis
Neb
John H. Meyer
Smithfield
Dorothea Bergstadt
W. C. Poehlmann
Beckmann
Cave Creek Lutheran Church
Austin
French Baker Wedding in San Antonio
Miss Nora Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Baker of Morris Ranch married Al ton French son of Mr and Mrs R J French of Dallas in a May 3 ceremony at St Marys rectory San Antonio. Attendants were Leona Baker maid of honor and Joe Rabitam best man. A family reception followed and the couple will reside in San Antonio.
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Nora Baker
Frank Baker
Morris Ranch
Alton French
R. J. French
Dallas
St. Mary's Church
San Antonio
Collins
Leona Baker
Joe Rabitam
C. &. Mater
Miss Clara Oehler and Oscar Albert Wed Quietly
Miss Clara Oehler daughter of Mr and Mrs Theo Oehler of Harper and Oscar Albert son of Mr and Mrs Edmund Albert of Alice were quietly married at the bride s home May 12 1941 The ceremony was performed by Rev H Ellis Thomas The couple will reside in Alice The reception followed with a small group of relatives present
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Clara Oehler
Theo. Oehler
Harper
Oscar Albert
Edmund Albert
Alice
H. Ellis Thomas
Dorothy Ochler
Carl Ochler
Minerva
Lenora Albert
Albert
Wedding of Nora Boos and Martin Marquardt at Holy Ghost Church
Miss Nora Boos daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Boos wed Martin Marquardt son of Mrs Lena Marquardt at Holy Ghost church Saturday afternoon. Rev Lindenberg officiated with Hugo Heimann singing I Love You Truly and Mrs Lindenberg on organ. Reception followed at the bride's mother home in Listerdale.
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Holy Ghost Church
Nora Boos
Atractive
Alfred Boos
Martin Marquardt
Lena Marquardt
Dr. Lindenberg
Hugo Heimann
Austin
Forrence Marquanit
Roland V. Pfeiffer
Norma Boos
Gus, Marquardt
Roland Pfeiffer
Hugo Boos
Herbert Treiber
Gus Marquardt
Harvey Boos
Warren Petsch
Listerdale
Gardening hints and pest control tips for tomatoes and pecans
Garden column covers tomato disease in wet weather with calcium arsenate and basic copper sprays, pecan nut case bearer control using lead arsenate and lime under high pressure, and lawn care for rhizoctonia and red bugs with sulfur dust and nitrate dressing. A humor exchange closes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
P. A. Young
St. Augustine
Newlywed Couple Celebrates Wedding in Sisterdale Hall
Friends and relatives gathered at Sisterdale hall as a wedding celebration featured dancing and refreshments. The couple left for a trip to East Texas and will reside in Sisterdale upon return, with well wishers joining in the congratulations.
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Sisterdale Hall
East Texas
Sisterdale
Lindbergh Claims U S Citizens Denied Information in Wartime Speech
In Minneapolis Lindbergh argued Americans lack voting rights and access to government plans while criticizing current U S policy toward England and warning against entering an undeclared war. He reiterated his anti Nazi stance, urged negotiation for peace, and questioned national unity and preparedness.
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Minneapolis
Charles A. Lindbergh
England
America
Herbert Hoover
New York
Lindbergh
Germany
Europe
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