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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1954

Page

4

Read This International Spy Rings Exposed

Veteran journalist Henry J. Taylor recounts August 2 disclosures on the French Secret Service and the international Communist conspiracy. He links arrests in Europe and the Peterson case to a broader Red pipeline to the Kremlin, warning of ubiquitous espionage and the need for CIA reforms led by Allan Dulles and General Mark W. Clark.

Henry J. Taylor France Secret Service Mr. Taylor Taylor Joseph Sidney Peterson, Jr National Security Agency FBI Peterson Europe Kremlin Petersen Soviet Union Netherlands Moscow Allan Dulles Central Intelligence Agency Mark W. Clark Clark

Harper Lions hear reports on FFA trip to Kansas City

Harper Lions Club members meet at the school with FFA youths who attended the National FFA Convention in October. Boys Bobbie Benner Lonnie Mayhugh Carlton Wendel Jerome Lange Cyrus Schmidt and their fathers describe stops at state capitols Truman home Eisenhower birthplace and the six million dollar municipal auditorium.

Harper Lions FFA Kansas City Harper Lions Club Bobbie Benner Lonnie Mayhugh Carlton Wendel Jerome Lange Cyrus Schmidt Earl Benner B. J. Mayhugh Victor Wendel Joe Lange Lee Schmidt Lions Club Lome Mayhugh Oklahoma Kansas Will Rogers Truman Independence Missouri Pres Eisenhower Dennison Texas University of Arkansas Municipal Auditorium Wendel

Harper Area Deer Fat Heaviest 138 Lbs

Local hunters report a deer from the Harper area weighed in at 138 pounds, claimed as the heaviest in the season. The find accompanies a broader reflection on Thanksgiving values and national unity.

Harper Area

Deer Harvest Near Fredricksburg Shows Mixed Bags

Deer in storage at Hopf Locker Plant numbered 165 Friday morning with 30 turkeys, fewer than last year. Two large bucks entering the contest were shot by out of town hunters, one 138 pounds and one 125. Local winners include J O Savage of Austin and Reinhard Behrends of Fredericksburg. Two Fort Hood soldiers were fined for trespassing while hunting without a permit. A Galveston hunter was caught with a spike and faces penalties.

Hopf J. O. Savage Austin Fred Whitewood Kimble Cunty Fredericksburg Reinhard Behrends Blumenthal Werner Lindenberg Behrends Alex Schmidt Harper Area Frank Staudt Elbert Feller Fort Hood William Henry Cpl Donal O. Henson Herman Mund Mund Justice Court Galveston William Vanecek Adolph Heep Roy Lange

Harper HDC Plans Christmas Party

The Youth Center regular meeting discusses a Christmas party set for Friday December 10 at Mrs. Fred Gummenthaler’s home. Members bring a guest and a gift, plus a pie. Mrs. Belton Tatsch leads the entertainment committee. Mrs. Harlan demonstrates cereals and spoon bread. hostesses are Mrs. J G Mezger and Mrs. Gordon Harper. Guests include Mrs. Richard Harlan and Larry of New Braunfels.

Fred Gummenthaler Belton Tatsch Harlan J.G. Mezger Gordon Harper Richard Harlan Larry New Braunfels Tatsch

Voss Home Demonstration Club Plans Christmas Party

The Voss Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. William Neffendorf's home with 13 members present. President Mrs. Richard Kasper led the meeting. a Christmas party was planned for December 15 with a three member arrangements committee. A Bible quiz and game were held. food demonstrator Mrs. Bobby Kurdaik demonstrated delspoon bread and cereal buying tips.

Voss Home William Neffendorf Richard Kasper Edgar Geistweldt Otto Dittmar Bobby Kurdaik

Oak Hills Study Club Pledges Help In School Savings Program

The Oak Hills Study Club of Harper pledges support for the US Treasury School Savings Program for 1954-55. The club will work with the County Savings Bonds Committee and local schools while national women’s groups back the effort across the country.

Oak Hills Oak Hills Study Club Harper US Treasury Department E. T. Wahrmund County Savings Bonds Committee American Legion Auxiliary Daughters of the American Revolution General Federation of Women’s Clubs National Congress of Parents & Teachers Texas Women's Savings Bonds Texas Jack Hopkins Galveston Lexas Gilbert Kaderli Fredericksburg US Savings Bonds Division Commerce Street Dallas

W. M. Harris Addresses PTA Event Highlights

Harper PTA met in Study Hall with W M Harris speaking on Future Farming. The program featured the Fireman's Quartet, guest reports from Future Farmers attendees, and notes on FIA donor sums. Budget talk covered tennis courts and sound system debt, with room voting won by the 10th grade.

Harper Pta Chester Itz W. M. Harris P-1a Future Farmers Kansas City Missouri Bobby Benner Jerome Lang Cyrus Schmidt Carlton Wendel Kraft Firestone FIA Harels United States Porto Rico Hawaii Harris Elton Spencer Chaiman Bailey P-Ta Floy Bode Raymond Spaeth

County 4-H Awards Presented at Banquet at Fair Grounds

About 400 people attended the County 4-H Club Banquet at the Fair Grounds exhibition Hall where Willow City was named outstanding club and received the Radio Post trophy. Darlene Mroseck of Harper was Gold Star Club Girl. Reinhold Sagebiel of Cherry Club was outstanding 4-H Club boy. Alfred Crenwelge received outstanding business man plaque. Numerous individuals earned project awards in leadership, dress, records, and production.

Gillespie County Fair Grounds Exhibition Hall Willow City Club Radio Post Darlene Mrosch Harper Reinhold Sagebiel Cherry Club Fredericksburg Alfred Shorty) Crenwelge Cisenwelges Food Market 4. L. Woerner Clarence Cienwelge Cherry Springs Massimo Fritz Marialyce Smith Kathryn Smith Darlene Mcosek Marilyn Juenke Leola Crenwelge Darrene Fritz Sandra Schaefer Carol Beth Kraus Clara Ann Crenwelge Carolyn Pfeiffer Justin Lois Barrier Rosie Lee Lindig Girls’ Records Darlene Mroseck Jewel Welgehausen Virginia Faye Crenwelge Bernice Duderstadt Marilyn Sdatuenke Jeannette Ann Itz Charles Stone Annette Gold Douglas Bode Rommy Penick Stanley Crenwelge Richard Suffel K. ‘Ty R. Penick Jimmy A. Griffin John H. Holland August

Parker Family Visitor Notes Local Ties

Mr and Mrs Walter Parker Jr and their young son from New Braunfels spent a few days this week visiting relatives. The Parker family, widely known in the area, toured local sites and enjoyed time with friends in the community.

Mra Walter Parker, Jr Emall New Braun Fela Walters Kasnus

Longhorns Meet St. Mary's in Gillespie County Six-Man Final

Harper Longhorns clash with St. Marys Indians for the Gillespie County six-man title and Chamber of Commerce trophy at Community Park Harper. Both squads expect full strength after minor injuries, with the Indians holding a series edge in recent years and the 1947 1952 pattern noted in pregame history.

Longhorns St. Mary's Harper Longhorns St. Mary’s Indians Snurles Harper Medina Pflugerville Lohn la Pryor Mullin Hutto Jarrell Buda St. Joseph's Abilene Kyle Comfort Center Point

Santa Claus Day Parade Arrives in Fredericksburg

Old Saint Nick comes to Fredericksburg for the first time on November 27 with a parade and fanfare marking Santa Claus Day. The feature draws holiday crowds and signals the official start of festive events in town.

Sanage Santa Claus Bill Petmecky Chamber of Commerce Fredericksburg High School St. Mary's Mamma Poppa Saint Nick Fredericksburg

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