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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1952
Page
6
Obituary notes Helmuth Grandpa Lange aged 98 of Mason Wisconsin died Thursday. Funeral arrangements were announced with services at local church. Survived by 7 daughters and 9 grandchildren, his long life included farming, garden work, and family ties across several states.
A 60 year old replica of the Great Seal of Texas, displayed in John Ben Shepperd’s secretary of state office, recalls a Washington origin during a 1949 edifice renovation. The piece features a central gold star on blue, olive branch, oak leaves, and bluebonnet, framed in cast iron. The article also critiques remarks on higher education spending, noting calls to raise state funding while warning salary and staffing pressures across state departments. Local social notes cover visits by Mr and Mrs Moore and others to Fredericksburg events.
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Herman Moses, longtime resident of Kerrville and former active businessman, died of a heart attack Tuesday at his home. He was 64 years old. Survived by his widow, two sons Robert of Kerrville and Felina of Comfort, a daughter Mrs Hulda Guest of Kerrville, two sisters Mrs Sophie Lehne and Mrs M. Lehne of Fredericksburg, and brother P. S. Mosel of San Antonio. He had been active in German singing societies and local civic groups in Gillespie and Kerr counties.
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