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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1956

Page

6

Youth crime and parental duty in postwar America

An editorial discusses rising juvenile delinquency blamed on inadequate adult guidance and parental neglect. It cites FBI Director J Edgar Hoover on a youth-centered crime surge, outlines penalties for delinquent parents, and notes Michigan's 1953 Parental Responsibility Act as a model for forcing parental accountability.

America Mary United States J. Edgar Hoover FBI Mr. Hoover Hoover Michigan Harold M. Ryan

Nice trophy buck from Spring Creek on display

Clemens Red of Spring Creek poses with a mounted trophy deer killed about five years ago on their property. The deer had a large 3 point antler set with a 23 inch spread and dressed 143 pounds, noted as one of the heaviest in the county.

Clemens Red Spring Creek Clemens Radio Post

Post Office to Aid Survey of Texas Livestock

Nearly 40 000 survey cards will be left in rural Texas mailboxes this week to count livestock on farms and ranches. V C Childs of the Agricultural Marketing Service praises the Post Office and rural carriers for cooperation in this annual census. Farmers urged to answer accurately and return promptly as results form state and national inventories of cattle calves milk cows and poultry.

V. C. Childs Texas Statistician Agricultural Marketing Service Texas Childs

Survey data on livestock herd including hogs and poultry

The survey lists hogs goats horses mules chickens and turkeys and provides the basic data for estimates of pigs and sows farrowed during the June December period and intentions to breed for January June farrowings in 1957.

Band Boosters Meet Monday Night December 3

The Harper Band Boosters will gather at the school building Monday night December 3. All members are urged to attend.

Harper Band Boosters

Family support boosts offspring activity, Michigan study finds

Encouraging parents to take a stronger interest in their children's activities can strengthen family cohesion. The Michigan results suggest families gain cohesion and refinement when parents engage more actively, according to Facts Forum.

Michigan Facts Forum

Boy Hunters Big 13-Point Buck Near Lost Creek

A boy named Klaerner, son of Mr and Mrs Klaerner, was seen with a 13 point buck he bagged Thursday afternoon near Lost Creek. The dressed deer yielded a handle of about 100 pounds.

Ane Kiserner Alfons Klaerner Seen Hee

Christmas Gift Boxes For Kerrville State Home

Harper merchants placed gift boxes for Kerrville State Home patients. 1,450 gifts needed. boxes collected after December 18 then taken to Kerrville for wrapping before delivery. Local chairs include Mrs A C Wendel in Harper and others in Center Point Medina Junction Comfort Fredericksburg and Kerrville. Mrs Edwin Klein visited Fredericksburg.

Harper Kerrville State Home A. C. Wendel Rosaline Wright Kerville State Home Kerrville Lucy Leigh Center Point Vivian Reese Medina Pierce Hoggett Junction Charles Ingenhuett Comfort Wm. Rossmann Fredericksburg

Texas Farmers Get Billions Of Grain For Herds

Texas farmers and ranchers eligible under emergency feed grain and roughage programs received 1 443 867 646 pounds of grain and 1 374 170 tons of roughage through October 31 1956. Walter T McKay State Director in Dallas announced 91 787 grain assistance and 37 405 roughage applications were processed. The programs subsidize feed costs to maintain basic cattle sheep and goat herds in 233 Texas counties with subsidies of 1 50 per hundredweight for grain and 7 50 per ton for roughage. Applications may be filed through December 3 1956 to cover feed through December 31 1956.

Texas Walter T. McKay Farmes Home Administration Dallas McKay Farmers Home Administration FHA

Farm to Market Road Project Set For Tivydale Area

The Texas Highway Commission approves a two year Farm to Market program using federal and state funds. A 14.1 mile Ranch to Market road from 2.5 miles east of Tivydale toward Harper is planned at an estimated cost of 160000 dollars. Work to begin after planning and right of way are secured with Jack Staples of Fredericksburg in charge.

Texas Highway Commission Texas E. H. Thornton, Jr The Highway Commission Ed Bluestein Texas Highway Department Austin Tivydale Harper Jack Staples Fredericksburg

C J Whitewood Celebrates 89th Birthday in Donna Texas

C J Whitewood a former Harper resident celebrated his 89th birthday at his Donna Texas home on November 11 He moved from Harper about ten years ago and lives near his daughter and family Mr and Mrs Maurice Bell His wife Claudia is 83 and a sister of the late Joe Rogers The note enclosing a poem says age has slowed his vigor but wishes for many more years of companionship and health

C. J. Whitewood Harper Donna Texas Whitewood Harper First State Bank Maurice Bell Claudia Rogers Joe Rogers A. C. Wendel England

Mrs Head Speaks On Japan To Baptist Women At Kerrville

Mrs E D Head wife of Dr Head President Emeritus Southwestern Baptist Seminary spoke to a large Baptist women’s group at First Baptist Kerrville on November 27. She led a mission study on Japan with personal experiences and displayed Japanese articles and foods including wafers sent to a San Antonio family. Attendees from First Baptist Harper included Mrs Edward Bailey Mrs Denver J Bennett Mrs Elmo Lumpkins and Mrs B J Mayhugh. The Schwabs of Houston visiting their parents also attended.

E. D. Head Head Southwestern Baptist Seminary Baptist Women Medina River Association First Baptist Church Kerrville Japan San Antonio Harper Edward Bailey Denver J. Bennett Elmo Lumpkins B. J. Mayhugh

Longhorns Fall Bi District to Nueces Canyon 46 to 9

The Harper Longhorns failed to click offensively and lost the bi district clash to Nueces Canyon 46 to 9 in Camp Wood. Key scorer Johnny Cottle was sidelined by a practice injury, crippling the attack as the Canyon sextet dominated and Harper quit at the end of the third period. Nueces Canyon advances to face Hutto Hippos for the regional title this week.

Harper Longhorns Camp Wood Nueces Canyon Canyon Longhorns Harper Johnny Cottle Hutto Hippos

Gillespie Voters Approve Water District In County Election

In Gillespie County the water and sewer improvement district vote passed by nearly three to one with 563 in favor and 201 opposed from 767 ballots. A $10,000 preliminary bond issue failed in several boxes. city hall and many rural precincts supported the district while Cave Creek Willow City and Cherry Springs showed mixed results. A January election will choose a new board of directors per County Judge Victor Sagebel.

Gillespie County Water and Seil Improvement District Water District Cave Creek Willow City Cherry Springs Luckenbach Nebgen Albert Schumann-Houston Motor Co Peter's Hall Doss Harper Meusebach Creek Crabapple Stoneall Tivydale Cherry Mountain Pedernales Pilit Knob Longhorn Theatre Stonewall Filet Knob

Big 9 Pointer Tops Harper Area Outdoors Contest

Chas Kladin shot a 114 pound 17 inch beam wide buck five miles northeast of Harper on the Doss FM road Thursday afternoon. He led the Bull o the Woods Club with this entry at the Harper Locker. Antlers measured 17 inches in beam width 20 inches widest. Nearby he saw another buck of similar size shortly after.

Chas. Kladin Harper Radio Post

Santa Claus Parade Arrives in Fredericksburg Saturday

Santa arrives in Fredericksburg Saturday at 10 a.m. for a Main Street parade from Kraus Bottling Weeks corner to Nimitz Hotel. The Fredericksburg High School Band and Pep Squad join with several area schools, then Santa visits Court House Square to hand out candy bags before greeting shoppers downtown.

Nick Wireéome Fredericksburg Santa Vonner Blizen Santa Claus Enjo Larmer Chamber of Commerce Main Street Kraus Nimitz Fredericksburg High School St. Mary’s High School Harper High School Jolly Gentleman Court House Square

Mrs Fritz and Children Visit Gammler Family Sunday

Mrs Bob Fritz and her children visited Mr and Mrs Fred Gammler thaler Sunday afternoon in a social gathering at their home.

Bob Fritz Fred Gammerthaler

Twenty Five Gillespie Girls Model In Style Show

Twenty five Fredericksburg and Gillespie County girls will model woolen garments they made in the Style Show of the Hill Country Chapter of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association. The event, featuring 535 Hill Country girls, is Saturday December 1 at 7:00 p.m. in the Ivy School Auditorium Kerrville. Prizes from Hill Country wool and mohair warehouses accompany the competition. Several named contestants from Fredericksburg and nearby towns are listed. The program is free to the public.

Fredericksburg Gillespie County Hill Country Texas Sheep and Goat Raiser’s Association Ivy School Kerrville

Clothing Foreverson Shipment Drive At St James Lutheran

The Womens Missionary Society of St James Lutheran Church met November 21 at 2 pm in the parish house. Fifteen members and one visitor attended with Pastor Guerner leading a Bible study from I Corinthians. Officers elected are President Ford Tatsch, Vice President Robert Dittmar, Secretary Victor Wendel, Treasurer Henry Wienecke. Members urged to bring clothes for overseas drive. next meeting will reveal sunshine sisters.

Womens Missionary Society of Ferdinand Tatsch San Antonio Denver Colorado Pesident Ford Tatsch Robert Dittmar Victor Wendel Henry Wienecke Sunshine Sisters

Harper PTA To Meet December 15 At School

The Regular Harper Parent-Teachers Association meeting will be held Thursday at the school building. Invocation by Dr J W Goerner. Harper School band directed by Joseph Paulsen will play and elementary pupils will present a program. Members urged to attend guests invited.

Harper Parent-Teachers Association J. W. Goerner Harper Joseph Paulsen

Sgt Harold Birt Visits Parents in San Antonio

Sgt Harold Birt of San Antonio spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J Birt. He is stationed nearby and is home on a short leave.

Harold B. Birt San Antonio Dy.ard J. B, Birt

Hazel Gulett Visits Uncle Lon Parker in Mousten

Mrs. Hazel Gulett of Mousten visits her uncle Lon Parker and returns with a tailors tale of travel and family. The fragment notes she was accompanied by her clothes and mentions a brief stop during the visit.

Hazel Gulett Mousten Lon Parker Aspen Olle

Revised Freight Reduction Authorized in Designated Counties

Walter T. McKay, State Director of Farmers Home Administration, cites updated procedures for emergency freight rate certificates under ICC Drought Orders. Governors in drought states may designate eligible persons. since November 15, 1956 Texas county judges in designated counties may issue certificates extending reduced freight rates to all stockmen in those counties.

Walter T. McKay Farmers Home Administration Secretary of Agriculture Texas Interstate Commerce Commission United States Department of Agriculture Department Shivers Farmers Homey Administration McKay

Mrs J F Cook and kin visit Kerrville Monday

Mrs J F Cook and her son J visited Kerrville on Monday along with Mr and Mrs Otto Rahe and Mr and Mrs Hulda Sagebiel. The group spent time with local residents and toured the town.

J. F. Cook J. and Meadames Otto Rahe Hulda Sagebiel Kerrville

Liveraton family and guests spend weekend in Coreb Cana

Mrs C A Liveraton of Coreb Cana spend the weekend visiting her sister Mrs Reasie 8 wary Mr and Mrs Dale Cook and two children of San Antonio were guest of the J F Cook family.

C. A. Liveraton Coreb Cana Vietdng Mae Reasie Dale Cook San Antonio L. Cook J. F. Cook

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USDA Edwin Klein B. L. Cook Harper FM William W. Pratt Mrs. Head Paul Joe Schwab Houston P J. Schwab Nueces Can Vorney Roberts del Rio Mrs Roy Roberts Gillespie Leon Tiny High Colleen Lawts Jacqueline Ulbricht Martha Virden Emmie Lou Itz Elberta Jane Schuch Mary Jane Sbehrend Justia Mazinke Lennah Jo Badhge Claire Elaine Cromwdge Elizabeth Steckmann Sylvia Crenwelge Janette Gold Joanna Scherer Lorene Brodbeck Evelyn Riba Cherry Spring Harriet Ahrens Virginia Crenwelge Eben Maenius LaVerne Ottmers Annie Lou Mayer Carolyn Ann Jerschke Janice Virginia Parker Doris L. Oehler Mary Duderstadt Carolyn Lennon Toin Inlet Missionary Sea Harper Pta Dacember
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