Delaine Fine Wool Wins Harper Show Honors
Delaine fine wool dominated Harper's sixth annual Wool and Mohair Fleece Show held at Harper High School. Carl Oohler won the adult division championship with Delaine fleece, while C L Brown took top bags of wool. Youth winners included Donnie Bodle and Steve Oehler with champion fleeces and mohair. The event, sponsored by the Harper Lions Club, featured displays by local clubs and judged ladies exhibits.
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Delaine Fine Wool
Harper
Delaine
Carl Oohler
Delaine Fine
C. L. Brown
Donnie Bodle
R. EF. Borle
Steve Oehler
Carl Oehler
Harper Lions Club
Harper High School
Harpe
Oak Hill Study Club
Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce
Lutheran Missionary Society
Lions Club Jaries
American Legion
Friendly Sewing Club
Future Home-makers of America
Helping Hand Club
Presbyterian Women's Society
Ross Snodgrass
R. L. Sabins
Kerrville
Hill Country
Womens Auxiliary
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association
J. R. Peril
Flay Bode
Dean Hopf
Mig Clint Brown
Oscar Neunhoeffer
Dale Priour
Erna Schmidt
Fred Eri Wool
Sonora
Neece
Sear
Ram Lami
Bob Brown
Calvin Schumann
Lee Schmidt
Gillespie County
Harper Ffa
Kerrville Ffa
Edward Walker
Stanley Sauer
Lorin Baethge
Leon Spaeth
Kerrville to Host State Wool and Mohair Festival
The Make It Yourself with Wool and Mohair contest gathers Texas girls in Kerrville for the State Wool and Mohair Festival on October 5. The winner becomes Wool and Mohair Shepherdess of Texas and advances to the national finals in Portland Oregon. Housing and transport details are promised by early October.
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Texas
Kerrville
Texas Sheep and Goat Ratsers’ Association
Portland
Oregon
Kerrville Lion's Club
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Stag
Sterling A Reese Buried Tuesday At Knoxville
Sterling Andrew Reese died May 10, 1951 in Santa Ana California aged 48 years 8 months 9 days. He was born Sept 1 1902 in London Texas and lived most of his life at Harper. He is survived by wife Margaret Reese two daughters Marie Whiteley and May DeLoryo his mother Mary Reese five grandchildren five sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements were by Calf Smith Funeral Home Kernville Rev Lewis Pearl conducted services at the London Methodist Church and burial followed at Knoxville Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Sterling Andrew Reese
Santa Ana
Califf
London
Texas
Harper
Margaret Reese
Santa Ana Calif
Marie Whiteley
Brownwood
May DeLoryo
Victoria
Mary Reese
Mas Texas
Buela Davenport
Hominy
Okla
Lee Kendrick
Prescott, Ariz
Margaret Buchanan
Oklo
Georgia Lancaster
May
Martha Hanes
Girand Prairie
Jim Reese
Hondo
Sam Reese
Los Angeles
Calf Smith Funeral Home
Kernville
Lewis Pearl
London Methodist Church
Bruital
Knoxville
Cemeteor
Vers
Mark Word
Vean Catt
Roy Reber Bil
Kaiser Fred Bierschwie
Alfred Lehne
Public Notice in Gillespie County Civil Case No 2992
Legal notice of citation by publication to O A Gaines plaintiff versus Wade Washington and wife Alice Washington and unknown heirs and representatives in Gillespie County Texas. Trespass to try title involving 17 8 acres along the Pedernales River. Court date set for 42 days after May 18 1951 with appearance on Monday before 9 am in Fredericksburg. Case file dated May 16 1951.
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Tenas
Warshonpeton
Heeneahte District Court
Giblespye County
Fleericksbury
Texas
O. A. Gaines
Wade Washington
Alice Washington
Pedernales River
Nathaniel Townsend
Fredericksburg
E. L. Schunvaidt
Gillespie
Grand Champion Wool Judging Team at Harper Show
The Harper Wool and Mohur Show crowned the Grand Champion Wool Judging Team from Galliespie Counts 4-H Club with Stante Sauer, Tae in Bae, Sophy, Leon Spaeth, Charles Stone, and Emil Sauer in attendance. Richard L. Senuh, 17, was killed near Mountain Home in a stray gun incident involving W. C. Klein during a camping trip. The coroner ruled accidental death. Schuh’s funeral was held at the Schuh ranch with burial in Glen Rest Cemetery.
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Harper Fleece
Dass
Satuday
Mohur
Stante Sauer
Tae
Bae ‘Ee Holding
Sophy
Leon Spaeth
Charles Stone
Ite Speeth
Emil Sauer
Doss
Spomseers
Richard L. Senuh
Mountain Home
Schuh
W. C. Klein
Fred Schuh
Peterson's Hospital
Klein
Peterson Hospital
Virgil Storms
Becker
Johnson Viewed as Democratic Vice Presidency Choice
The Saturation Post notes Senator Johnson as a potential Democratic vice presidential candidate in 1952. He is praised for work capacity, leadership as Democratic Whip, and chairmanship of the Armed Services Committee during wartime mobilization efforts.
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Sen. Johnson
Den
Ater Tordon Baines Johnson
Wash Neon
den. Mrt
Anartsee
Currenl
Freening Post
Asys
Camtol Hill
Kenneth Wherry
Tohpseen
West Texas
Johnson
Lone Star
Senate
Interstate Commerce and Armed Services
Ser
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Harper’s
John V. Lau
Will Country Chapter
Women's Auxiliary
Sterling A Reese
Willam Henry Harrison Hele
Teromo
Wilk
Mass Watera
Bill Stevan
J. M. Scarborough
Mason, Texas
Ted A. Rogers
Uvalde
J. J. Rogers
Wayne Beetle
San Antonio
Pentecostal
Sue el Roberts of
Austin
Mrs
Roy Roberts
John L. Weaver
Junction
Harper Tuesday
Sterling Reese
Iral Bailey
Bill Stevenson
Indiana
Carlos Parker
Harold Byrd Schmidt
Air Corps
San Angelo
Myr
David Sehnidt
Howard Schulz
Alfred Edebracht
Peta Whitworth
Inks “Dam
of Harper High School
Arizona
Spaeth
Sauer
A. BR. Wagner
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Wagner
H. Huehschman
Concordia Academy
Glen Rest
Margaret Schuh
Mountain
B. R
Pete Kramer
Morris Delarey
Delarey
Disabled Veterans
Nu-Way Beauty Shop
Vera Parker
Trade Area
Nu-Way
Marie Taylor
Cunes
Wwe
United States Department of Agriculture
Revell
Aeul
Floy Bode Harper
America
Chas. Barrett
First State Bank
D. W. Wandley
Earl Garrett Street
Kerrville, Texas
Spring Creek Hall
Harper-Frig
Music By
Black Buck Ranch
Arthur Reed
Dr. LeGear
Dr LeGear
Onc
Riboflavin
Oitto
Eas
Charles Barrett
E. B. Ecker
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Harper, Texas
Swan Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Harper Drug Store
Stehlings
Hickok
TexTan
Bill Folds
Esquire
Arrow
Tru Val
Berman
Jarman
Wembley
Hubbard
Stehling
Stehling Bros. “the Style Store For Men and Boys
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