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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1941

Page

4

Stehling Reed Marriage At St Anthony’s Harper

Rev Gitter officiated a Wednesday morning ceremony uniting Miss Dorothy Reed and Francis V Stehling at St Anthony’s church Harper. Groomsman Harry Stehling bridesmaid Mrs Stehling and other attendants included Alton Stehling Alwin Rech Xavier Staudt Catherine Stehling with Marjorie Rech as ring bearer. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Joe Stehling Jr of Frederiksburg and the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Rech of Big Creek. Best wishes are extended to the newlyweds.

St. Anthony's Church Harper Gitter Dorothy Reed Francis V. Stehling Harry Stehling Alton Stehling Alwin Rech Xavier Staudt Catherine Stehling Marjorie Rech Joe Stehling Frederiksburg Alfred Rech

God Save America Poem Calls for Peace and Patriotism

A 1941-era poem urges Americans to wake to the dangers of war and propaganda, defending freedom within the nation and warning against joining Europe’s tide. The piece includes a dedication to Mr Hearst and a note about antiwar sentiment before World War II. It is followed by local notes and social items from San Antonio Light readers.

America Prince of Peace Alorfg San Antonio Mr. Hearst

Stevens Home Attracts Harper Area On Fredericksburg Road

A rock veneer residence near Harper is the newly finished home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Stevens. The property was purchased by J. T. Stevens from former owner George Rhodes, marking a local real estate transaction.

Mrs Roy L. Stevens Harper Fredericksburg Road J. T. Stevens George Rhodes

FBI Conference at Llano Brings Local and Federal Officers Together

The FBI held a National Defense oriented meeting in Llano at Hotel Llano with acting SAC W. M. Acers presiding. Local officials Kerr, Gillespie, Bandera, and San Saba counties joined county attorneys, sheriffs, and city marshals in a closed briefing, film on arrest procedures, and a barbecue at the high school stadium.

Llano Maurice W. Acers San Antonio Federal Bureau of Investigation Hill Country Peace Officers Association Conference On National Defense Hotel Llano J. C. Jones Carlos C. Ashley Bill S. Watkins Roy Ellason Llano County Joe Backnes FBI Emmitt Haddon Fish and Oyster Commission South America Kerr County Porter Askew Jeff Duncan Chas, Miller Stock Raisers Association W. H. Moss

Obedience to God Key to Happiness Says Church Column

Catholic Information argues selfishness drives social ills from unemployment to wars. It likens selfish engine drivers to disobedient humanity, urging return to God's commandments for harmony and eternal happiness. For information write to DISCUSSION CLUB Anthony's Church Harper Texas.

God Earth

Adele Scarborough to Attend Stick Club Meeting

Miss Adele Scarborough of Harper will attend the next Stick Club of Company I, 141st Infantry meeting at Brenham on Armistice Day. She received an honorary can and attendance trophy at the 86th Division Reunion in Fort Worth. Harper members J. M. Scarborough Jr and Fred Bierschwale attend. W. E. Fletcher is honorary. Gillespie county members invited.

Adele Scarborough Harper 141St Infantry Fort Worth Brenham J. M. Scarborough, Jr Fred Bierschwale W. E. Fletcher Gillespie County

Home Demonstration Club Meets With Mrs Fletcher

The Home Demonstration club will meet next Thursday at 2 o clock with Mrs W E Fletcher. Miss Julia Estill of Fredericksburg will review The Practical Parents. Kitchen Achievement Day is celebrated and all members are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs George Rhodes of Hamilton visited locals and Old Mexico trip noted.

Home Demonstration Club W. E. Fletcher Julia Estill Fredericksburg Fletcher George Rhodes Hamilton Charlie Peril Bart Whaley Bob Rogers Uvalde Rhodes Old Mexico L. H. Harper

Church Mass Schedule and Club Meetings

The notice lists Mass times on Sundays at 10:00 a.m. with an 8:30 a.m. Mass on the third Sunday and major feasts. Weekday bells toll at 7:30 a.m. followed by Mass. Parish Societies and Sunday School meet after the 10:00 Mass, while the Discussion Club gathers on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 1:30 or 2:00. Visitors welcome to services and meetings.

First Baptist Church Schedule T H Alcorn Pastor

Sunday school at 10 a m led by H H Fairchild superintendent Morning service at 11 o clock Evening service at 7 16 p m W M A meets Mondays at 3 p m Prayer meeting and teachers meeting Wednesdays at 7 15 p m G A s and RA s Fridays at 7 15 p m

First Baptist Church the Friendly Church Rev T. H. Alcorn

Lutheran Chucha Services and Schedule

Walter C Probst pastor leads a Lutheran church with English and German services on specific Sundays. Sunday School on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 9 30 a m English service 1st and 5th Sundays 11 00 a m German service 2nd Sunday 4 00 p m Luther League 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m Women s Missionary Society 3rd Wednesday 2 00 p m All are welcome.

Luther League Women's Missionary Society

Methodist Church Services and Sunday School

Rev. I. H. Meredith leads services at 11 a m with Sunday School at 10 a m. All are welcome at the Methodist Church.

Manchester ministers denounce Nazi plan on religion

In an open letter to the White House, 10 Protestant ministers in Manchester condemn Roosevelt's Navy day expose as a move to minimize religious persecution in Russia. The letter asserts Nazi fanatics may seek a Nazi church and describes church closures and executions in Russia as not merely secret documents but real experiences.

Manchester N. H White House Roosevelt Russia Rusia

Debate on Russia Aid and Freedom in Wartime Policy

The Saturday Evening Post critiques U S policy toward Soviet Russia, noting Churchill's wartime stance and the push to aid Stalin while balancing freedom of religion. It argues that aiding a totalitarian power risks undermining democracy and warns against framing Bolshevism as a necessary ally. It questions future outcomes if Stalin strengthens Europe.

Hitler Russia Great Britain Soviet Russia Stalin Finland Poland London Marx Lenin Atlantic White House Germany Jesse Jones Satlin Doctor Conant Harvard New York Congressional Record Senator Hill Alabama Europe Secretary Knox Justice Jackson America Saturday Evening Post

Second Defense Course To Begin

The Harper Independent School District starts a second course for out-of-school youths in auto mechanics. Funds approved by a government agency cover tools equipment and teacher salaries. The class is held at Citizens Auto Co. Garage at night under Clarence Harper and has overflow from the first class with a waiting list for a third.

Harper Independent School Harper School Board Soo Citizens Auto Co Clarence Harper

Census Takers Thank Parishioners For Courteous Visits

St Anthony's parish census takers report almost 300 completed calls last week with only homes unoccupied left out. The visitors found broad Catholic and non Catholic interest and about half of non Catholics asked for more information on the church to be mailed when available.

St. Anthony’s

Driver License Examiners Set New Texas Schedules

Texas announces a statewide reorganization of Driver's License Examiners effective November 1 under the new law. The expansion adds 62 examiners from training school and lists the Fredericksburg Kerrville Mason Llano schedule details plus a note on Delton Shorton of Austin visiting Harper over the weekend.

Austin Homer Garrison

P.T.A. Carnival Nets $209 At Beings' Hall

Harper P T A reports a successful Halloween Carnival Friday at Beings Hall drawing a large crowd. Proceeds totaled 209 dollars from hot dogs pie coffee candy and a sheep auction. Donors included John S Whitewood David Schmidt Jim Peril and Alf Ellebracht.

Harper P.T.A Beings’ Hall John S. Whitewood David Schmidt Jim Peril Alf. Ellebracht

Victor Sagebiel ReMoved Home After Accident

Victor Sagebiel, injured in a hunting accident near Llano last week, has been released from Llano hospital and returned to his Fredericksburg home. He is recovering swiftly and hopes to return to his office soon.

Victor Sagebiel Llano Fredericksburg

Chili Supper and Dance Sponsored by Harper Volunteer Fire Dept

The Harper Volunteer Fire Department sponsors a chili supper and dance on Saturday, November 15 at Being Hall. The Musical Rangers provide the music for the event. Attendees can enjoy a chili supper and an evening of dancing pleasure.

Harper Volunteer Fire Department Being Hall

Timely Warning on Firearm Safety During Hunting Season

In Texas Doctor Geo W Cox, State Health Officer, warns hunters to handle firearms safely after noting 179 firearm accident deaths in 1940. He emphasizes a loaded gun not carried safely endangers the shooter and others within range and urges precautions to cut fatalities by about 75 percent.

Austin Geo. W. Cox Texas Doctor Cox

Conoco Service Station Changes Ownership

The Conoco Station formerly run by Carl Ochler has new owner Arthur Bierschwabe who assumed duties on November 1. Ochler previously worked for J. J. Rogers and ran the station for the last two years.

Conoco Carl Ochler Young Harper Arthur Bierschwabe Mr. Ochler J. J. Rogers

Local rider thrown from horse causes injuries

Walter Parker of the Noxville region was thrown from a horse on Wednesday morning. He sustained no broken bones but suffered significant bruising and possible concussion.

Walter Parker Noxville

Belton Tatschs Travel to Fredericksburg on Tuesday

Mr and Mrs Belton Tatsch made a business trip to Fredericksburg Tuesday. The couple stopped at local firms, meeting executives and discussing potential contracts during their stay.

Mra Belton Tatsch Fredericksburg

Junction Hosts First Club Achievement Day Exhibits

Junction held its first club achievement day at the Gan building from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eight educational exhibits and a general display were shown. Attendees from the White Bluff club included Mia, Fred Whitewood, Mrs. Milton Dyer, Mrs. Douglas Duderstadt, Miss Bill Brown, Miss Helen Doris Brown, and Mrs. Sam Honig.

Junction Gan White Bluff Club Mia Fred Whitewood Milton Dyer Douglas Duderstadt Bill Helen Doris Brown Sam Honig

Work On Harper School Building Progressing Rapidly

The east wing nears completion and will be ready for use soon. Middle and west sections advance quickly though furnishing will take time. Harper Defense School plans drawn and a display with floor plan is at First State Bank of Harper. public invited to view.

Harper Defense First State Bank of Harper

Reverend J H Meredith Named Harper Methodist Pastor

Rev J H Meredith has been appointed the Methodist Church in Harper and will conduct services and Sunday school this Sunday. He expects moving to be completed by Sunday and will reside at the parsonage adjoining the church.

J. H. Meredith Harper Meredith

Defense Savings Bonds Boost Family Support for Servicemen

Question and answer outline how to aid a son entering military service by purchasing Defense Savings Bonds. It notes clothing, feeding, and equipment needs and highlights labor unions and major groups endorsing the Treasury Defensive Savings Program.

Treasury A. S. of L Railroad Brotherhoods

Slain By Ingram Girl

A Western yellow haired porcupine was killed last Saturday night by Miss Jean Leinweber at her home in Ingram. Attracted by the barking of the family dog she used a flashlight and a .22 rifle to look for a possum but found the porcupine crawling up a yard post. The animal weighed 11 1 4 pounds and porcupines are rare in the Hill Country. Miss Leinweber, secretary to County Attorney Jim Weatherby, hopes she did not kill a pet. Ira Morris of Heart of the Hills Taxidermy Studio will mount the specimen. San Antonio visitors Whitewood and Mrs. L. H. Harper and daughter Dana Whitworth were in Kerrville Tuesday.

Jean Leinweber Ingram Leinweber Jim Weatherby Ira Morris Heart of the Hills Taxidermy Kerrville Times

Mrs. Percy Faires Visit Noted in Harper

Mrs. Percy Faires and her son from Ingram visited Harper on Wednesday, sharing time with locals and touring regional sites.

Percy Faires and Son Ingram Harper Wednesday

Local Belt Shop Installs Gates Valco Belts Line

W. A. Kaiser Services Belts announces a complete line of Gates Valco Belts and a jam belt for any car. Also offers belts for washing machines and refrigeration equipment.

W. A. Kaiser

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stehling Miss Scarborough Sweetheart of Stick Club God Save America Syy Freedom Free Frank Collyer Hallowe Women of Christian Service S. S. Stevens Stewart Samuel The P.T. A Reuben Bode Erato Hopf Fort Sam Houston Ellis Granville Randolph Field W. H. Rawlings Johnson City J. F. Wedekind Marrietta Red Cross Ow. E. Fletcher Henry Kettner Mason San Angelo Herbert Teddlie Dr. G. Teddlie Nettie Baldin Kerrville Ida Smith Sam Ezell Royce Buster Walter Tarr Watkins Tarr Robert Cbryant J. Weatherby Frank A. Moore R. L. Batts, Jr Hill Country Livestock Protective Association W. Bruns Walter Foerster Adolph Heep Charles Hoffman Lanier Pittman Herman Kaiser William Kaiser Byron K. Bowden D. C Charles Peters Jimmie Revard M. W. Acres Ralph A. Winton Robert A. Anderson Bandera Herbert Faubion Game Department Emmett Haddon Fred J. Hickman Department of Public Safety Fred C. Olsen Brady Pamplin Hunt—Haskell Merritt Buchanan Dam Claude Shipp Lower Colorado River Authority Marble Falls John Taylor Boerne S. F. Edge Lee Spain Burnet Wallace Riddell Doran Cornelius San Saba W. B. Bennett A. A. Dean T. B. Dildine H. Boecking J. E. Sublett John C. Graham R. E. McKay Joe Backues Andy P. Box E. V. Casper Marion Clymer W. R. Ellason Lewis Foster Rev. J. C. Jones R. P. McWilliams H. G. Osbourn Irving Saltzman S. S. Smith Vance Kirby Tom Warren Liquor Control Board Silas Welch Catholic Information the League of God Anthony's Church Harper, Texas Chucha Walter C. Probst Driver’s Delton Shorton Gordon Harper J. M. Scarborough, Sr Conoco Service J. 8. Whitewood Dana Whitworth
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