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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1972

Page

7

Election Night Echoes From American Presidents

The piece recalls how leaders like Jefferson, Washington, Lincoln, Grant, Cleveland, Jackson, Roosevelt, and Wilson learned of victory. It contrasts formal, quiet gratitude with garish celebrations, noting varied reactions and the human side of historic election night moments. It also reports local social notes about Mrs. Alfred Kramer’s 80th birthday and visits among area residents.

George Washington Washington Mount Vernon Abe Lincoln Springfield Lnois Mrs Lincoln Mary

Gillespie County Prepares for 1972 General Election

Voters face a record turnout on Tuesday November 7 1972 with polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. CST as Gillespie County weighs races for Sheriff and Commissioner and contenders from the Independent ticket. About 5900 registered voters. past results show notable Democratic and Republican shifts and incumbents facing challengers.

Harold Jung Gillespie County Jung

Del Rio residents visit family and attend local events

Brown Whitewood of Del Rio visited his parents the Whitewoods. Kerrville’s Elgin Bode joined W O W supper guests. Dr. Douglas Brackenridge of San Antonio preached at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Bob Brown of San Angelo spent a week with the Browns while Bob was in Houston. Lonnie Friedrich returned home after hospitalization in Fredericksburg. Multiple relatives from Port Orchard, Austin, and Ingram visited Chester Moses and other kin. Sheryl Wahl’s bridal shower was held at Salt Gap Community Center hosted by Pete Whitworth and A J Kinsey. Scott Wing and children of Dewsille and Lemuel Jones of San Angelo visited family. Olive Parker and others visited Lonnie Friedrich’s family. Bill Glass of Austin spent a night with H Stevens’s relatives.

Bob Brown San Angelo Clint Brown Bob Houston Pete Whitworth A. J Kinsey Salt Gap Community Center Sheryl Wahl Michael Whitworth VC Whitworth Doyle Scott Wing Dewsille Lemuel Jones Olive Parker

Local residents share visits across Texas and Louisiana

Sunday afternoon visitors include Albert and Mary Lang and James Powell from San Antonio to see Miss Helen Kirchoff and Max Lange. Others include Levi Kensing and daughter Linda at Malin, E. K. Brown family in Junction, Rahe family in Fort Worth, Elam of Fredericksburg, Rogers family in San Antonio, Frances Floyd in Harper, and G. R. Parker from New Orleans en route to Hawaii.

Helen Kirchoff Albert Lang James Powell San Antonio Max Lange Mr. Fletcher G. R. Parker New Orleans Louisiana W. E. Fletcher Hawaii Mr. Parker Hawai

Tenth Annual Ranch Management Conference at Junction

The Tenth Annual Ranch Management Conference was held at Texas Tech Center in Junction with 180 ranchers scientists students and educators attending. Kimble County Judge Wilbur Dunk welcomed attendees as the program featured six papers on wildlife and range habitat management prepared by leading authorities.

Texas Tech Department of Range and Wildlife Management Joe B. Norris Soil Conservation Service Abilene ACC Tech Junction Texas Section Society For Range Management Texas A&m University US Soil Conservation Service Upper Llanos

Mrs Andrew Jackson Suffers Low Mood After Victory

Fragment from a historical piece notes Mrs Andrew Jackson in a subdued mood following her husband Old Hickory’s triumph at the Battle of New Orleans. The passage underscores personal strain amid national success.

Andrew Jackson Old Hickory New Or

Prominent Kerrville Rancher Noble Jobes Dies at 60

Noble Jobes 60 of Kerrville died Saturday at Sid Peterson Hospital in Kerrville after a long ranching career in Gillespie and Kimble counties. Born May 21, 1912 in Kimble County, he married Blanche E Duderstadt on April 2, 1937 in Kerrville. Surviving are his wife two sons one grandson three brothers and four sisters. Funeral services were held October 30 at Hodges Fife Chapel Junction with interment in Junction cemetery.

Noble Jobes Ford St Kerrville Fredericksburg Sid Peterson Harper Area Jobes Kimble County Blanche E Duderstadt Blanche E. Jobes Harry Dewayne Jobes Buda Hodges Fife Chapel Junction Junction Cemetery

Bull of the Woods Contest Opens for Harper Readers

Harper invites readers to join the annual Bull of the Woods contest with six cash prizes. Deadline for sign up is Friday at midnight November 17. legal game opens November 18. Membership available from Floy Bode’s Warehouse and several locals.

Harper's Turkey Bull of the Wood Floy Bode E. T. “Smil" Wahrmund R. E Rollie’ Peril Louis Friedrich Frank E Staudt

Harper Community Park to Elect Two New Directors

Harper Community Park Association will elect two new directors at a meeting on Monday November 6 at 7 30 p m at the park. Outgoing directors are Alfred Spaeth and C L Brown A report on the Labor Day Rodeo Table Fund and similar items will be heard. New ideas and park improvement suggestions are welcome.

Harper Community Park Harper Community Park Association Alfred Spaeth C. L. Brown Table Fund

Lt Col Norman E Sullivan Assigned To The Pentagon

Lt Col Norman E Sullivan was assigned to the Pentagon Washington D C for a four year tour. The Sullivan family has moved from San Antonio to 7410 Hogarth Springfield Virginia where Carolyn and David attend W T Woodson High School in Fairfax. Mrs Sullivan is the daughter of Edwin Lang and the late Mrs Lang.

Alois Jung Buddy Eilers San Antonio Jung Col. N. E. Sullivan Pentagon Norman E. Sullivan Washington D. C Mrs. Sullivan Randall Carolyn David Hogarth Springfield W. T. Woodson High School Fairfax Sullivan Edwin Lang Milton Kramer Cynthia

Funeral attendees for Noble Jobes in Junc tion

mourners listed include Chester Itz, Chester Bernhard, Ted Keyser, Carl Oehler, L Stapp, Ed Walker, Warren McDougall, John W McDougall, Victor Marschall, Walter Parker, Pat Rogers. Also Mrs Donnie Bode, Bennie Cobb, Mrs Lena Rothmann, Jack Stapp, Floy Bode, Douglas Duderstadt, Jan and Winn Parker, Mrs Walter Parker Jr. Lonnie Friedrich home from hospital and improving.

Noble Jobes Junction Messrs Mesd Chester Itz Chester Bernhard Ted Keyser Carl Oehler L. Stapp Ed Walker Warren McDougall John W. McDougall Victor Marschall Walter Parker Pat Rogers Donnie Bode Bennie Cobb Lena Rothmann Jack Stapp Floy Bode Douglas Duderstadt Jan Winn Parker Walter Parker Jr

Monthly Rifle Club Meetings Schedule Noted

The club announces monthly meetings at 1 p.m. with a business session on November 4. Remaining dates are December 16, January 20, February 17, March 24, and April 21 at the Rifle Range on Mrs. Ed Kensing’s property. Mrs. Alfred Kramer visited her sisters Mary Moellendorf and Gertrude Bierschwale.

Rifle Club Rifle Range Ed Kensing Alfred Kramer Mary Moellendorf Gertrude Bierschwale

Housewarming surprise for Reginald McDougalls

The Reginald McDougalls welcomed relatives and friends to a housewarming on October 21 at their new home. About 75 to 100 guests attended and refreshments were served. His sisters Mrs. Jack Groff and Mrs. Milton Crenwelge, along with daughter Mrs. Ronnie Lumpkins and others, helped in hosting.

Ulysses S Grant Grover Cleveland James G Blaine Cleveland Blaine Franklin Pierce Boston Concord New Hampshire Mrs Pierce Reginald McDougall Jack Groff Kerrville Milton Crenwelge Fredericksburg Ronnie Lumpkins Boyce Linn Marilyn

Rieger Family Dines With Walkers After Church

Mrs J B Rieger Miss Gina Rieger and J B joined Mr and Mrs Olin Walker for Sunday dinner following church services in a social note recording a family gathering after worship.

J. B. Rieger Gina Rieger J. B Olin Walker

Harper First State Bank Assets and Deposits Rise Again

The First State Bank of Harper, Gillespie County’s oldest bank, reports October 10 assets at 1,689,838.10 and deposits at 1,412,529.06, rising from June 30 levels. Regular deposits total 1,072,913.64, and time and savings accounts reach 339,615.42. The firm notes favorable livestock prices and rains boosting regional prospects, with officers and directors led by F. Bierschwale Jr. and Watkins Tarr.

First State Bank of Harper Gillespie County Fred Bierschwale Jr Harper Bank Bierschwale Watkins Tarr Elbert Feller Howard D. Sigells Belton Tatsch Charles H. Rogers E. T. Wahrmund Aubrey Harper Hill Country

Efficient Christmas Mailing Tips From Postmaster Staudt

Postmaster Frank E. Staudt lists six tips to speed and economize Christmas mailings. Highlights include SAM Christmas parcels to overseas servicemen, PAL air lift for larger items, sturdy wrapping, realistic insurance, buying stamps on first visit, and using Zip Codes to prevent errors. Also notes local social visits from the Mareth, Kramer, and Jenschke families.

Frank E. Staudt Staudt

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