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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1952

Page

4

The Great American Reformation In Two Chapters

A historical essay warns of postwar shifts from 1918 to the Great Depression era. It notes wartime progress in technology and industry, then traces economic decline, the 1930s stock crash, bank runs, and the New Deal reforms and agencies shaping Washington policy and daily life.

Everytown Versailles America New York Washington D. C RFC NRA WPA

PTA Seeks Country Store Donations With Mexican Supper

Mrs. Felix Rischner chairs the PTA country store for the Harper School event on Saturday October 25. Donations of pot plants vegetables fancy work canned goods butter eggs preserves jellies or items suitable for a booth are welcome as a free will offering to benefit Harper School. Details to follow in the Herald.

PTA Felix Rischner Harper School the Herald Harper Pta Edd Bailey H. L. Stevens Victor Wendel Ways & Means

Harper PTA Mexican supper and program October 25

Harper PTA meets October 3 to promote a Mexican supper and 8 pm program The Family Album at the Harper school. Mexican supper served 5 30 pm with enchiladas chili beans salad rice coffee and milk Adult plates 1.00 children 50 cents Admission to the program 50 and 25 cents Cake and coffee after the show Booths include The Country Store fish pond popcorn and candy stands.

Fish Pond

Sageser-Haas American Legion Plans Turkey Shoot

The Sageser-Haas Legion and Auxiliary met Oct 3 to set a turkey shoot for November 15 to precede a football game. Auxiliary will run a sandwich and sweet sale and plans a gift shop party for hospitalized veterans. They seek Korea-bound service member addresses for Christmas outreach.

Sageser-Haas Legion and Auxiliary Legion Hall Harper- St. Mary's Korea

Rainfall in Harper Shows Large Increase Over 1951

LCRA rain report indicates Harper received 7.59 inches in September 1952, over eleven times the 0.65 inches in September 1951. Heaviest rain fell September 9–10 amid nearby floods, while broader Hill Country and Texas droughts persisted with little rainfall in Pecos and Conroe areas. Local gauges tracked substantial totals in nearby communities, with Neffendorf reporting 16.48 inches for September and a year-to-date 36.88 inches.

Harper Otto Rahe LCRA Gillespie County Gillespie Kendall Blanco Llano Kerr San Saba Kimble and Mason Texas Junction Drouth Levi Deike Hye Elroy Schnelle Handy Stop Oswald Eckhardt Rheingold Eckhardt F. B. Riley Crabapple Tom Carr White Oak Neffendorf Fredericksburg

Doss Cyclones Win Farmer Boys League Championship

The Doss Cyclones defeated the Sisterdale Indians 14 to 4 to clinch the 1952 Farmer Boys League title. W. A. Cottle presented the championship trophy as players and staff posed, with Doss having finished 12–9 in the regular season and winning the semi final against Comfort before the final.

Doss Cyclones Farmer Boys League Sisterdale Indians W. A. Cottle Harper Stanley Sauer Presley Arhelger Clinton Ellebracht Wilfred Dittmar Henry Welge Doss Comfort Sisterdale

Boerne Soldier Killed in Korea

Boerne mourns Second Lieut. Gordon Leesch 23 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Leesch and grandson of Gus Wollschlaeger. A&M College 1951 graduate he died in action in Korea after going into combat September 21. He had served in the infantry one year.

Boerne Gordon Leesch A&m College Arthur Leesch Bert Wilkins Leesch Korea Gus Wollschlaeger

Liquor Sale Restrictions on Election Day Noted

The Texas Liquor Control Act prohibits sales of beer liquor and wine between 7:00 a m and 8:00 p m on general primary and general election days. The article also mentions social visits including Arthur Lang family attending a barbecue for Christian Klein in San Antonio and Willie Meier of Killeen visiting with his family over the weekend.

Texas Liquor Control Act

College student visits hometown over weekend

800 Colon Barrett attends Southwest State Teachers College in San Marcos and spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Barrett.

Colon Barrett Southwest State Teachers College San Marcos Charlie Barrett

Kerrville Visitors At Granville Home

Mr and Mrs Edd Fisk of Kerrville visited the C W Granville home Sunday evening in what appears to be a social call.

Edd Fisk Kerrville C. W.granville

Joint Birthday Dinner In Home Of Robt Dittmars

Mr and Mrs Robert Dittmar hosted a birthday dinner at their home honoring their daughter and her grandfather Otto Dittmar. About 50 relatives and friends attended a barbecue meal with all the trimmings.

Robt. Dittmars Robert Dittmar Otto Dittmar

Baptismal Dinner for Walter Henry Molder Held at Home

A baptismal dinner was given Sunday by Mr and Mrs John Molder in honor of their infant son Walter Henry. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Willie Meter and children Mr and Mrs Orvin Behrends and children and Mr and Mrs Milton Alirens.

John Molder Walter Henry Willie Meter Orvin Behrends Milton Alirens

Walker on furlough visits Tucson kin in Arizona

AAC Carroll Walker stationed in Tucson on furlough visits his parents Mr and Mrs Olin Walker and other relatives during the leave in Arizona.

Carroll Walker Tucson Arizona Olin Walker

Rahe Belger Family Spends Sunday in San Antonio

Mr and Mrs Dayton Rahe and Mr and Mrs Dallas Belger spent Sunday in San Antonio with their sister Mrs Wayne Jame Barrett and returned home.

Dayton Rahe Dallas Belger San Antonio Wayne Jame Barrett

Longhorns Defeat Medina Bobcats In District Clash

The Harper Longhorns beat the Medina Bobcats 40 29 in a hard fought district six man game on Medina's home field. Hal Ray Bierschwale and Buddy Friedrich suffered injuries but returned to help Harper with multiple touchdowns and passes including a key interception by Dug Carter.

Harper Longhorns Medina Bobcats Harper Hal Ray Bierschwab Buddy Friedrich Dug Carter Medina Bobcats Hal Ray _ Eilerschwale Hal Ray Bierschwale Dug Canter Bierschwale Buddy Longhorns Friedrich Har

Harper Junior Team Prefaces Big District Clash With Center Point

The Harper Shorthorns junior football team hosts Center Point junior team at Harper community park on Tuesday night at 7 30. Admission is 20 cents for pupils and 40 cents for adults. This is Harper's junior team first game of the year. The senior teams duel Center Point on Saturday November 1 as the main district clash.

Harper Center Point Jr Harper High School Harper Shorthorns Center Point High School Harper Community Park Edd Bailey Harpers Harper Longhorns Center Point Pirates

Sisterdale Indians Take Runner Up in 1952 Farmer Boys League

The Sisterdale Indians finished second in the 1952 Farmer Boys League final after losing to the Doss Cyclones while winning the regular season. Team members include Lavern Langbein Al Givigliano Virgel Habenicht Marvin Kaderl and Kenna Marnai with Speedy Wallendorf Raymond Marquardt Willie Kas ten Otto Kasten Marvin Kohis and Eugene Ebell. Speedy Wallendorf had the season high batting average at .449 followed by Virgil Habenschg at .435.

Sisterdale Indians Farmer Boys League Doss Cyclones Lavern Langbein al Givigliano Virgel Habenicht Marvin Kaderl Kenna Marnai Speedy” Wallendorf Raymond Marquardt Willie Kasten Otto Kasten Marvin Kohis Eugene Ebell Jeffrey Seldensticker Chester Hohmann Marcie Hauffler Buddy Jung Kenneth Kordzik Speedy Wallendest Virgil Habenschg Sisterdale San Antonalo

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