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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1956

Page

4

Senior Class to Sponsor Round-Up This Semester

The Senior Class will sponsor the Round-Up this semester. On Thursday, September 20, the seniors met with Mrs Hopf to elect officers. Officers elected include Editor Doris Oehler, Assistant Editor Jerome Lange, Sports Editor James Tarr, Typist Janice Parker, Miscellaneous Kermit Strack, Lois Lange, and Douglas Tatsch.

Hopf Doris Oehler Jerome Lange James Tarr Janice Parker Kermit Strackbein

Through the Harper High exes round up

The Round-Up recounts Harper High School graduates from last year now spread across Texas and beyond. It lists where they work or study and notes name changes, with a hint of future 1955 graduate stories and a taste of school life including song dedications and a football score of 83 to 19.

Cyrus Schmidt Bobbie Gibson Durango Colorado Corus Cyrus Green Door Mister Clifford Wienerke Elva D Gene B Janice Park St. Joseph

Weekday Menus and a Correction in Round-Up Staff

The Round-Up lists school meals for October 8 to 12 with daily main dishes and sides including meatballs spaghetti steak and gravy wieners in sauce chicken and dressing fish and catsup. A correction notes James Tarr was mislisted as sports editor. he is social editor while Eugene Bode is sports editor.

James Tarr James Eugene Bode

Round Up Gossip and Homey Details Mix in Town

Local chatter centers on Doris and Janice’s shorthand rush at band practice and Gingie’s stop at 4 Humble station in Fredericksburg. Edith E Corine S and Tootsie F prepare cake punch for Homemaking Tuesday while questions swirl about class rings and a Kerrville trip. James T plans a formal portrait.

Doris Janice Gingie Humble Station Fredericksburg Make Edith E Corine S Tootsie F Kermit Kerrville Brown Elaine James T

Conservation Plans and Soil Practices Across Upper Llanos District

Luke Hagwood and Fordtram Johnsonton work with the Upper Llanos Soil Conservation District to implement basic soil water and plant conservation plans. Bill Oliver leads root plowing of about 20 acres infested with mesquite, funded by federal cost sharing. R. D. Kothmann’s 12 acres on the South Llano River will be plowed in level rows with 40 inch spacing to improve moisture distribution and reseeded after skips. contour furrows will aid even water distribution while terraces are not feasible due to external water. 5 S. C. S. technicians assist in laying out level contour lines and discussing grass reseeding strategies.

Luke Hagwood Fordtram Johnsonton Upper Llanos Bill Oliver Board of Supervisors Oliver Kimble County ACP

Kerrville Family Visit Details Gammenthalers

Charles Gammenthaler and his children Sammie and Bob visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gammenthaler in Kerrville, sharing a family moment during a local gathering.

Charles Gammenthaler Sammie Bob Kerrville Fred Gammenthaler

Noxtville News Social Notes From Mrs Milam

Mr and Mrs Willie Collins visited his sister Mrs Dillard Stapp Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Jess F Parker injured her knee and will use crutches for a while. Doyle Parker plants grain for J H Parker and Hood Phillips. Community notes mention visits from Kerrville Junction and San Antonio, church services, and dry dusty conditions through Noxville.

Willie Collins Dillard Stapp Jess F. Parker Bailey Kerrville Doyle Parker J. H. Parker Hood Phillips James Phillips Bronte Noxville Earl Baker Jess. F. Parker Fred Whetstone Marshall Brown Junction J. A. Milam Harold Cooper Ingram San Antonio Harper

4-H Club Meeting Dates and Members Honored

Gillespie 4H members Neal Pahl and John Henry Holland competed in the District Sears Roebuck Swine Show in San Antonio on Sept 25. Holland placed 4th in boat and Pahl 4th in gilt with Neal earning first in duroc jersey gilt.

Neal Pahl John Henry Holland Gillespie Sears Roebuck San Antonio Neal

Stehling Bros promotes fall garment care offer

As soon as fall weather arrives, send summer suits trousers shirts and dresses to Stehling's for dry cleaning. The service costs little and will preserve garments. Stehling Bros. Phone 290.

Stehling’s Stehling Bros

Mrs J J Dent Visits Harper From Kerrville

Mrs J J Dent of Kerrville was in Harper Saturday visiting friends and renewing acquaintances in the county town.

J. J. Dent Kerrville Harper

Shipping Overnight Cuts Down Shrinkage in Steers

County Agent C A Stone explains that loading steers in the late afternoon and shipping overnight to market the next morning minimizes shrinkage. Data from Texas A M Beeville Station shows 3.83 percent pre market shrinkage for 5:00 p.m. loads, with 360 steers losing 5.4 percent in transit over 1947 1953.

Texas A & M Beeville

Football Scoreboard from Fredericksburg and Nearby Teams

Scores show Fredericksburg 60 Junction 12 and St Marys 52 Prairie Lea 0 with multiple Texas high school games listed including Kyle 85 Harper 19 and Kerrville 6 Travis 0 plus San Marcos 32 Lockhart 6 and Bandera 19 Boerne 13 among others.

Fredericksburg Junction St. Mary's Prairie Lea Kyle Harper McCallum Lanier Crystal City Fort Worth Tech New Braunfels Kerrville Travis San Marcos Lockahrt Hamilton San Saba Lampasas la Vega Mason Burnet Brady Coleman Devine Carrizo Springs Gonzales Floresville Bastrop Luling Goldthwaite Granbury Menard Eden Bandera Boerne Blanco Johnson City

Inference Echoes About Spouse In Quiet Exchange

A terse line exchanges imply a rumor about a wife being outspoken. The reply requests attribution by asking who said it.

Texas Climate To Be Studied For Long Range Drought Relief

University of Texas meteorologists will lead a one year study of Texas climate to explore drought relief prospects. The UT Board of Regents allocated 10 800 for the year and will seek foundations support. Dr Vance E Moyer will direct the project with faculty and graduate students examining weather elements and past records to gauge feasibility of weather modification.

Texas Austin University of Texas University Board of Regents Texas Foundations Vance E. Moyer

Texas Democrats Campaign For Ike in Texas

Weldon Hart of Austin announced a statewide Texas Eisenhower campaign with regional and county offices to bolster Ike in 1956. He cited Texas support, land returns, repatriation of troops, and integrity restored, urging Texans to back Eisenhower over Stevenson. Hart becomes acting director and a leading Democrat committee will guide the effort.

Austin Tex Texas Eisenhower Weldon Hart Hart Bolm 15Th Street Ike Korea Washington White House Stevenson

Family guests visit area relatives this week

Mrs. Wilber Dickey of Center visited her mother Mrs. Carrie Calentine and will travel to New Braunfels for a stay. Mrs. Mitch Thomas and her son Jimmie from Jourdanton spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Duderstadt. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bode of Kerrville were among other visitors on Sunday.

Wilber Dickey Center Carrie Calentine New Braunfell Mitch Thomas Jimmie Jourdanton George Duderstadt Fred Bode Kerrville

1956 State Fair of Texas Opens October 6 to 21

The State Fair promises entertainment, fashion shows, football games, livestock exhibits, and special events across 16 days. Headliners include Elvis Presley, Louis Armstrong, Victor Borge, and many others with rides, international exhibits, and free concerts at the fair’s Million Dollar Midway and International Center.

Texas Joie Chitwood Texas A&m Texas Tech Oklahoma Elvis Presley Louis Armstrong the Sportsmen Roger Williams Victor Borge Fiesta Mexicana PAN International Center Planetar Hereford Essir

Harper Herald- Page Three Highlights and Notices

Page three of the Harper Herald for Friday October 5 1956 presents local briefs, notices, and community items from Harper Texas. It includes short items on residents, events, and public notices typical of a small town paper.

THE Harper Herald Harper Texas

Ike Better Democrat Than Adlai, Says Supporter

A Texas town discussion shows a Democrat voter declaring Ike Eisenhower a better Democrat than Adlai Stevenson. He cites promises kept on tidelands, Korea, and a trustworthy Washington government, arguing Texans should back Ike to avoid future war and honor past support.

Ike Adlai Texas Eisenhower Tidelands Mr. Truman Korea Washington Brother Stevenson Kefauver Mink Coats Washi Adlai Stevenson Dwight D. Eisenehower

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Lois Lange Douglas Tatsch Exes Harper High School Alfred Edwards Warren McDougall Darline Mrosek Darline Frank Lange Coca- Cola Bottling Co Wilmar Klaehn Temple Lumber Co J. W. Bietschwale Hay Muleshoe Alfr Donnie Phillips A. C. Ernst Joe Parker Bobby Benner Joe Bobby Amarillo Donnie Wichita Falls A. C Lackland Wyoming Ralph Harris Ola Mae Itz Nixon Clay Business College Ola Mae Lonnie Mayhugh Eugene Parker Corpus Christi Schreiner Institute Jennifea Wienecke Jerome Gold Janice P June Braccaligam Howard W Kelly P Willimac K Carolyn Lennon Leslie Harpers Conoco Autée D. A. Milam Dem. Council Grand Jury Room Pilot Knob H.D.C Alfons Lange Crabapple Town & Country H.D.C Alfred Hennig St. Mary’s C. A. Stone Chicago Ed Marschall August Ahrens Eddie Jordan Ernest Zenner Otto Usener Theo Oechler American Red Cross Democrats Tate Fatee x AS Aml Ike Eisenhower Pol Rieenhower Weldon Hatt Rocky Inn Mrs Herbert Feller Quality Grocery Gene Harper Harper, Texas Sinclair Power-X Sinclair Corry
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