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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1975
Page
2
First Baptist Church lists Sunday services at 10, 11, and 1:30 with Sunday School. Harper United Methodist shows 8:30 on first Sunday and 10:30 otherwise. United Presbyterian fields 11:00 worship with third Thursday Women’s meeting. First Pentecostal notes 7:00 evangelistic service and Bible study. A classifieds line invites organ loan with contact numbers.
Sunday Masses at 8 and 9 30 with no school of religion today Turkey dinner by St Ann's Society in public school cafetorium Wednesday 12 7 30 pm Mass and Religious Education class Sunday 16 hunting season Masses at 5 and 9 30 am All welcome walk in any time attend any service
Avon Connecticut seeks demonstrators to work through December for Toys and Gifts. No experience needed. Free sample kit provided. Call or write Santa's Parties Avon CT 06001 or phone 203 673 3455. Booking parties available.
Unfurnished two bedroom mobile home with central heat in Harper Road Estates. Contact Perry Wanner at 864 4480 for information and arrangements.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ludwig Crenwelge 93 nee Meta McDonald were held Oct 30 at Beckmann Funeral Chapel with Rev. Carlos Parker officiating. She died Oct 28 at Hill Country Memorial Hospital. Interment was in Greenwood cemetery. Her survivors include three sons and four daughters, twenty grandchildren, forty great grandchildren, four great great grandchildren, and a sister. Pallbearers and attendance noted. Special thanks to Harper Fire Department and Farm Bureau Insurance.
Mr and Mrs G C Stevens and Mr and Mrs Jim Bob Stevens express appreciation for the Harper Volunteer Fire Department for their prompt action in extinguishing a grass fire in the Stevens pasture.
Sealed bids for a roof are due November 17 1975 at 7 PM local time in Harper Texas. Opened and read aloud by Superintendent Elbert Schmidt. Specifications available at Harper ISD office and Stein Lumber Fredericksburg. The owner may accept or reject any proposal. Also includes a Golden Wedding Anniversary invitation and government land notice.
First Federal Savings of Austin has approval to open a Fredericksburg branch at 310 312 E. Main with a drive up window. The 1934 thrift, with assets over 170 million dollars, will begin operations in 1976 after renovations.
Mrs Naydean Comer of Buchanan Dam conducts interviews in Gillespie County and Fredericksburg for the 1975 National Fertility Study. The Office of Population Research at Princeton directs, with data collected by Temple University interviewers in Philadelphia. The project, funded by HEW's NICHD, follows the 1970 study to track child bearing and related social factors.
Gillespie County Independent Cattlemen Association calls all members and interested persons to attend a meeting on Tuesday November 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the Gillespie Livestock Sales Arena. Officers for the coming year will be elected. The group marks one year in Gillespie County.
A historical note records that the man who constructed France’s Bastille became its inaugural inmate, marking the beginnings of the infamous fortress’s long association with confinement.
The annual County Farm Bureau Convention at the American Legion Hall on October 16 praised by outgoing president Marvin Prochnow for strong speakers and productive business. Nine resolutions passed, two new directors elected, and highlights included legislative wins, a big membership rise, and strong service sales in fire, battery, and insurance programs. Wissemann reports on state and federal regulatory trends and urges public participation in county government.
Two House subcommittees failed to resolve the fate of 12 000 rural mail facilities the GAO urged to shut down. USPS favors broad closures for budget savings while opponents warn rural service would decline. Assistant Postmaster General Dorsey signals case by case closures with no wholesale plan. GAO says closures could save $100 million yearly but Congress restricts rapid shutdowns.
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