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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1955

Page

3

Faith Of Our Fathers In Free World Ideals

A World War II era editorial echoes the Declaration of Independence praising freedom over totalitarianism and capitalism versus communism. It contrasts American liberty with Soviet oppression and lauds Founding Fathers, Franklin, and the Creator. The piece shifts to a sighting of Enchanted Rock as a potential National Park site with National Parks Service officials touring the area.

England Lexington George Washington Valley Forge Benjamin Franklin Franklin Facts Forum Enchanted Rock National Parks Service L. Wirth

Raymond Klaehn At Lackland AFB

Raymond Klaehn age 19, son of Mr and Mrs Adoph Klaehn of Fredericksburg Texas, is completing Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base near San Antonio. The program evaluates aptitude for a career field and prepares him for technical training or duty assignment. Lackland hosts basic training along with several USAF units.

Lackland Air Force Base Tex Raymond Klaehn Adoph Klaehn Harper Rt Fredericksburg Texas Air Force Lackland San Antonio USAF USFA

Presbyterian Women's Society Meets at Manse

The Presbyterian Woman's Society met Thursday at the Manse with Mrs. Clayton Kneese and Mrs. Warren McDougall hosting. Mrs. K R E Peril led the lesson and 112 members enjoyed refreshments. Mrs. Watkins Tarr, Mrs. R E Perth and Mrs. Dennis Parker were named as December hostesses for the upcoming year’s offices to be announced by Mrs. Hanels of In am. Allen Fowler of San Antonio traveled Monday to Wednesday to the Gammenthaler home, causing a hunt. Mrs. Gammenthaler escorted him home for several days with her family and Jamiy.

The Presbyterian Women’s Society Clayton Kneese Warren McDougall KR. E. Peril Watkins Tarr R. E. Perth Dennis Parker Hanels In Am Allen Fowler San Antonio Te Gammenthaler

Wirth Urges Outdoor Recreation To Curb Indoor Deterioration

During a venison barbecue at Enchanted Rock, National Parks Board chairman Conrad L. Wirth urged using leisure time for wholesome outdoor recreation. He cited longer work weeks and rising leisure as opportunities for communities to develop outdoor facilities and possibly a national park at Enchanted Rock.

Charles Moss Frank D. Quinn Texas State Parks Board Albert Faltin Lincoln Borglum Beeville Gutzon Borglum Conrad L. Wirth Wm. Schroe Conrad Wirth National Parks Board Char Nat. Parks Chm Wirth Enchanted Rock America Austin Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce Parks Committee Liano Chamber of Commerce Lyndon Johnson Chamber of Commerce Parks Raily Mind Furs Quinn Mount Rushmore National Monument South Dakota Big Bend National Park

Scout District Meeting Plans Banquet in 1956

Victor Marschall of Harper Albert Sieckmann of Doss and Bruce Kowert of Fredericksburg attended a Hill Country District Scout meeting in Llano. Officials announced a district banquet for all interested adults on January 30 1956 to be held in Fredericksburg.

Victor Marschall Harper Albert Sieckmann Doss Bruce Kowert Arthur Kowert Fredericksburg Llano Irredericksburg

Whitworth Family Visits Kinsey Household During Thanksgiving

Mrs. V C Whitworth and her children Cynthia and David of Doole spent Wednesday through Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Kinsey.

V. C. Whitworth Cynthia and David of Doole A. J. Kinsey

Kerrville Ford Agency Becomes Phillips Schreiner Firm

In Kerrville the Ford agency and garage changes hands with George McKinney confirming a final Wednesday transaction. The Phillips Schreiner Ford Center will stay at the same Kerrville location. Schreiner and Phillips join with Lamb retained as office manager.

Ford Kerrville George McKinney J. F. Phillips Charles Schreiner Phillips-Schreiner Ford Center Wal McKinney Schreiner Walter Schreiner University of Oleans Charles IV Walter II Phillips Downtown Motors San Antonio Linda Preston George Lamb

Poner Drive Scouts Raise funds with large paper drive

Dennis Parker and Victor Marschall hauled nearly 7000 pounds of paper to San Antonio for a Boy Scout fundraiser. The load earned 50 cents per 100 pounds totaling 34.85 dollars. Scouts thank contributors especially rural residents who brought paper to Rev Brown's garage for easier pickup.

Dennis Parker Victor Marschall San Antonio Rev. Brown

Methodist Church Plans To Build Educational Building

The Kerrville District Rev L A Spellman led Harper's special quarterly conference on Tuesday afternoon November 22. The vote was unanimous to finalize plans for an educational building. The eleven member Official Board becomes the Building Committee to seek plans. The pastor will be in San Antonio November 25 to confer with Rev Horace King who may design the building.

L. A. Spellman Kerrville Harper Methodist Church Harper Methodist Church San Antonio Horace King Brother King

Lavon Parker Weds Joyce Saffer in Boerne Church

Lavon Parker and Joyce Saffer were married Saturday evening November 5 in Boerne at the Lutheran Church. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Oren Parker of Harper, their daughter Cherry, and son Kelly with Kelly as best man. The couple reside in Boerne.

Joyce Saffer Boerne Lavon Parker Oren Parker Harper Parker Miss Cherry Kelly

Fredericksburg Visitors and Family News Summary

Mr and Mrs Roy Steitle and their sons of Fredericksburg visited her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Markworth on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Orval Harvey and children also from Fredericksburg spent the weekend here with the hunter enjoying a hunting trip. Mrs J D Greeson and daughter of San Antonio spent two weeks visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Otto Wienecke.

Roy Steitle Orval Harvey Fredericksburg J. D. Greeson

Army graduate from Fort Sam Houston honored in Kansas City

Pvt. Robert W. Kensing of Harper Texas receives his diploma from Lt. Col. Clyde B. Kennington at the Medical Field Service School Fort Sam Houston Texas after completing the mental assistant course. Kensing a Harper High School graduate entered the Army in May 1955 his wife Doris resides in San Antonio.

Army Home Town News Center Kansas City Medical Field Service School Fort Sam Houston Texas Robert WH. Kensing Harper U. S. Army Clyde B. Kennington Kensing E. N. Kensing Harper High School Doris San Antonio

Teachers Hear Jein H Lovelady At Gillespie County Meet

About 75 members and guests of the Gillespie County unit of the Texas State Teachers Association attended a turkey dinner and meeting at the Country Diner on Monday night November 14. John F H Lovelady spoke on teacher retirement and SB2g0 highlights, with officers and past presidents recognized.

Gillespie County Texas State Teachers Association Gus Sager Viola May Schmidt Elizabeth Walter Miss Schmidt W. C. Westerfeldt Herbert Haas Ella Gold R. K. Williams Dixie Stafford Harper

Ingram Warehouse Sells Mohair For 911

Jim Priour of the Ranchmen's Wool and Mohair Commission House in Ingram reports selling 20,000 pounds of adult mohair at 21.4 cents per pound to Clyde Young for Winslow and Company Boston, buying for an English mill. He notes this was Texas's highest price in two years and that 70,000 pounds of kid hair and 500,000 pounds of 12 months wool remain. Priour's sons J. W. and Dale are involved in the business.

Jim Priour Ingram Clyde Young Winslow and Company Boston Young Priour Texas J. W Dale

Mrs J C Cosper Buys Nabers Home on Main Street

Mrs J C Cosper purchased the Nabers residence on Main Street now occupied by Mr and Mrs W R Massey. The Masseys moved to Mrs Cosper s hilltop house near the school on Monday with repairs planned at the new home.

J. C. Cosper W. R.massey Nabers Main St Mrs. Massey Masseys

Brown Family Weekend Visit In Junction

Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Brown of Junction spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Brown, enhancing family ties during a short visit.

Marshal Brown Junction Mrs E.R. Brown

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