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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1964

Page

9

Postage stamps announce 1966 issues include cancer and fitness

Postmaster General Gronouski at the National Philatelic Exhibition in Washington announced five new stamps planned for 1956 and 1966, urging support for public welfare icons such as cancer awareness and physical fitness, plus Civil War and historic figures. He noted a surge in demand for the Register and Vote stamp and cited the role of stamp programs in promoting health and civic duties.

Gronouski Washington D. C America New Orleans Robert Fulton Appomattox Gainess Mennet Johnsons Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee

Deer and Turkey Hunting Season Opens Early in Hill Country

Harper area hunters will find the deer turkey season starting Saturday November 14, two days earlier than usual to allow an extra weekend of hunting. The season runs to December 31 with free storage and processing for the first deer and first turkey brought to Harper Lockers. Regulatory Districts include Gillespie, Bandera, and adjoining counties in Edwards Plateau.

Harper Texas Texas Game Commission Harper Lockers Mrr Karl Klaehn Gillespie State Parks & Wildlife Department Edwards Plateau Bandera Blan

Deer and turkey hunting rules in Edwards Plateau district

The Edwards Plateau district sets deer limits of three in total two bucks and one doe or one buck and two does with no more than two bucks. Turkey limits are two gobblers or bearded hens. Laws prohibit deer calls, require tagging, and restrict antlerless deer kills without landowner permits. Some counties ban .22 ammo for deer and hunting with dogs is limited to specific counties.

Burnet Comal Crockett Edwards Gillespie, Hays, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble Llano Mason Moe- Culloch Menard Real Schleicher Sutton Val Verde Dee Edwards Plateau State Game Commission Parks & Wildlife Department Hardin Jasper Matagounda Nacogdoches Newton Orange Panola Polk San Jacinto Sabine Trinity Tyler Mortis Marion Lamar Texas Nin Ore Sidetmee Ciizens

Census Plan Set for Gillespie County Farms

Plans announce a 1930 census in Gillespie County to count farms and ranches. The Agriculture Census will survey farm size crops livestock equipment and facilities with seven enumerators to contact rural households beginning November 23.

Wyddabert Hewly Cos. Department of Commerce Cher Res Ords Falb Oda Extch Farm Baivers Tarmmekss

Square Dancers Entertain At Hill Top Village

The Harper Square Dance Club entertained Hill Top Village residents with lively calls by Marschall Ropers Hopan Green Lange and other dancers. After the show Marschall, Dikeman, and a guest joined at a home for refreshments.

Hill Top Village Harper Square Hil Pop Village Boliday Messrs Malcolm Marschall Chas Ropers Wo A Hopan J. O. Green Kimery Lange Harold B Sehnudt Elton Spencer Tommy Misthatlan Spencer Wd Walker Mars Kaye Dikeman

Longhorn Diner Opens In Harper On Highway 290

Mr and Mrs Doyle Parker open the Longhorn Diner in the former Carl Oehler building on U S Highway 290 Harper between the First State Bank and Citizens Auto. The Rock Inn will stay open for hunters during hunting season ending December 31. Grand opening to be announced after back work completion.

Doyle Parker Harper Longhorn Diner Carl Oehler Quality Grocery U. S. Highway 290 Main Street First State Bank Citizens Auto Company Parker Hill Country Longhorn Parkers Rock Inn

Fredericksburg and Harper FFA Teams Win District Contests

Fredericksburg High School FFA Land Judging team won first place at the Hill Country District Land Judging contest held at the Rev. Christian Lehne farm on Saturday November 7. Harper High School FFA Range Judging team won first in range judging. Team members named include David Ketron James Rode George Walker Ben Ellebracht and alternates Edward Meier Phil Wiemers Clayton Girona Anthony Moritz. Harper team members were Jim Latsch Dudley Parker Bernard Fritz Ros Heinemann.

Harper Ffa Rev. Christian Lehne FFA Land & Soils Vocational Agriculture Department Frederiksburg High School Rev. Christian Dudley Parkerl Bernard Fritz Ros Heinemann Junction Fra Harper Kerrville Dh Center Point Ltd David Ketron

Day of Recollection and contests at area churches and schools

Father Berlin Ball preached the Day of Recollection at St. Anthony's Church for married and marriageable couples. Attendees included parishioners and the south at the first conference. Land and soil judging tasks tested texture permeability and erosion with Rev Lehne's farm near Cross Mountain. Range judging saw Rocksprings take 2nd Kerrville 3rd Dripping Springs Ltd 6th. Area 7 contest to be held Dec 5 at Southwest Texas State College.

Berlin Ball OFLA Christian Mothers Pittsburgh Pennsylvania St. Anthony's Church James Rode Geo. Walker Phil Wiemers Rev. Lehne Cross Mountain Rocksprings Kerrville Dripping Springs Ltd Johnson City Southwest Texas State College San Marcos

Harper Students Enrolled in SWT This Fall

San Marcos reports 4460 students at Southwest Texas State this semester, a 15 percent rise from last fall’s 3850. Registrar Aleto Brieger attributes the growth to SWT’s Johnson presidency publicity and stricter entrance standards. Brieger projects 5000 students next year if trends continue.

San Marcos Len Jen Harpe Southwest Texas State San Marcos Colege Aletoln Brieger SWT Lyndon B Johnson Brieger Harper Southwest Texas Kathy Sue Fritze James E. Peru Jack Philips Lawrence Metzger Jeanette Rogers Joyce Parker David D. Hupf Eileen J. Bernhard John W McDougall Ronnie Lumpkins

Young Farmers Plan Monday Meeting and Final Year Actions

Harper Chapter Young Farmers officers met November 11 to plan the rest of the final year. A varied program includes wildlife, sheep, cattle, range management and crop improvement topics with an ad specialist and committee. The meeting is set for Monday November 16 as the exe meeting date. The Roping Club will sponsor a Hunters Dance November 22 at Community Hall with a donated gun as prize and proceeds to repair the chamber. Alvin Cosper of Long Beach California is visiting his mother and sister for several days.

Harper Chapter Tls Harper Angas Welles Eldred Erect Dla Uvelsonye Alvin Cosper Long Beach California Fis Mis. J . & Cosper Mia Tiv Phuem

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