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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1973

Page

5

Schreiner Institute Grants 70 Work Scholarships

Hattie Mold er of Harper is among Schreiner Institute’s record 70 work scholarship students for 1973 74. The college expands aid via the college work study program paying 80 percent of earnings for 39 students and locally funded scholarships totaling 31. Positions include teacher’s aides dorm supervisors library assistants cafeteria helpers typists and custodians.

Kerrville - Hattie Schreiner

Gold Star 4-H Boy Ernie Eckert Recieves Honor

Ernie Eckert named Gold Star 4-H Boy at the annual awards banquet on October 23. He is a Doss 4-H Club member and junior leader, serves as 4-H Public Relations Director, and has attended four district camps. He helps organize County Camp projects including swine livestock judging leadership and rifle work. He is a Boy Scout with Troop 132-139 and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Eckert. Presented by Fredersicksburg Publishing Co.

Ernie Eckert Larry Ernie

From Crime to Christ shown at Milam Hall in Fredericksburg

The Ambassa dor film From Crime to Christ will be shown at Milam Hall Fredericksburg on Wednesday Nov 7 at 7 30 p m admission free endorsed by the Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce and Gillespie County law enforcers J C Sullivan Bonnie Parker Joe Carter John Dillinger Clyde Barrow are portrayed Geoffrey Scott Diane Gardner Don Featherley E Stanley Williamson Bud Reneau produced for No Way Foundation a cordial welcome extended to all adults and youths

J. C. Sullivan Milam McDermott Fredericksburg No-Way Foundation Geoffrey Scott Diane Gardner Don Featherley E. Stanley Williamson Bud Reneau

Cattle Rustling Suspected Near Albert Area

Albert residents report a four month Jersey calf found dead near the old Henry Wilke property, shot and clubbed three weeks ago. A week later two Hereford cows disappeared from Alvin Maenius Jr. land, with KNAF broadcasting the case. Authorities remain vigilant for culprits.

Albert Hugo E. Klein Henry Wilke Alvin Maenius Jr Maenius KNAF

Hospital Admissions List and Historical Note On Babylonia Loans

Admitted to Hill Country Memorial Hospital this week are Joe C Dominguez Enrique Dominguez Mason Mrs Edwin Donop Mason Miss Donna Wehmeyer Miss Barbara Jander Marvin Jander Mrs Alfred Kordzk Mrs Leo Whitaker Blanco Mrs Charles Zieh Comfort Also James Smith Albert M Everett Mrs August Stahl Frank F Frisch Louis Pfeiffer followers Clay tablets dating from about 2000 B C show Babylonia valuables deposited for a service charge of one sixteenth of their worth Interest on loans ran as high as 33 1 3 percent.

Hill Country Memorial Hospital Joe C. Dominguez Enrique Dominguez Mason Edwin Donop Donna Wehmeyer Barbara Jander Marvin Jander Alfred Kordzk Leo Whitaker Blanco Charles Zieh Comfort James Smith Albert M. Everett August Stahl Frank F. Frisch Louis Pfeiffer Babylonia

Mrs Chester Moses Returns Home From Hospital Stay

Harper locals report Mrs Chester Moses has returned home after several days in Fredericksburg hospital. Weekend visitors included Scotty Kinsey of Lubbock and James Dale Kinsey of Austin, plus V C Whitworth and children Terry and Stephanie of Doole. Zelma Hopf left Harper for winter with her daughter in Dundee Illinois.

Chester Moses Fredericksburg A. J. Kinsey Scotty Kinsey Lubbock James Dale Kinsey Austin V. C. Whitworth Terry and Stephanie Doole Zelma Hopf Harper Walter Eggert Dundee Illinois

Power of the electric eel highlighted in early study

The article notes the electric eel Elec trophorus electricus as the most powerful electric fish. It records an average discharge around 1400 volts at one ampere while mentioning measurements up to 650 volts in other specimens.

4-H youth mold careers in agriculture with IH sponsorship

Young people gain practical farming experience as 4-H members, sponsored by International Harvester, explore careers in farming agri business and related fields under Cooperative Extension Service supervision. National awards include medals, a Chicago trip, and six $1,000 scholarships with winners Tim Ahearn and David Palmer cited.

America International Harvester Company Cooperative Extension Service Chicago Ahearn David Palmer Clyde N.C Bus Family

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