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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1970
Page
1
Page notes old friends discuss immunization and lists multiple church services in Harper Texas. St James Lutheran and other congregations invite the public to Sunday worship and weekly meetings with schedules for Sunday School, Worship, Luther groups, and women's associations.
Mr. Lon Gee of the State Health Department now helps with diphtheria and rubella mass immunization in Kerr County after 28 years in the Air Force. He previously served with Edward M. Bailey, Ing ram ISD principal, since 1942. Also notes Jim McMahon injured a hip while chasing a goat, walking with a crutch. Services at St. Anthony's listed for Sunday and midweek Masses and CYO meetings.
The Harper Herald published weekly in Harper Texas for October 16 1970 lists Norman J Dietel Harper Texas as publisher editor and business manager and owner. It states no bondholders or security holders of 1 percent or more. The 12 month average circulation is 461 copies.
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Bierschwale and children from Bandera and Sheala Manor spent Saturday night with C H Bierschwale family. Sunday dinner guests included more Bierschwales Barker and McDougalls along with Mrs Lydia Bierschwale. Afternoon visitors included Mrs Cecil Tatsch and Walter McDougall of Fredericksburg and the Hopfs in the Kinsey home.
Superintendent Hopf from our district has been elected to a state level UIL legislative council representing Region IV Conference B. The honor highlights our school community and reflects recognition of local leadership and educational service.
The Harper Independent School District calls for bids to remodel a classroom in Harper High School. Bids are due in the superintendent's office on Friday October 30, 1970, with the board reserving the right to reject all bids.
Final plans for the Boy Scout Troop fish fry to be held Sunday November 8 were made at the meeting held Saturday night. A new scout James Brandenberger of Fredericksburg was presented his pin by Assistant Scoutmaster Marion Baethge. Supper will be served at 5 30 with mothers bringing salad cake or pie. Eagle rank candidates Daniel Reed and Steven Baethge to meet District Board soon. Nearby social notes and school sports roundup included.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Paul Eggers pressed for conference committee reforms to curb wasteful state spending. Speaking in San Angelo he criticized Preston Smith for defending the system and vowed to require公开 meetings and line item vetoes. He urged a one year budget to prevent extra taxes and noted Texans face a projected 1.3 billion budget and 300 million in tax hikes without reform.
The Shorthorns rout Medina 26 0 to open their season. Lloyd Schumpelt scored on a 20 yard run on the first play, Lynn Hartmann added two more touchdowns, and Hartmann again scored in the third and final quarter as Harper Shorthorns claim victory.
The design for the new athletic jackets was selected by the senior boys and girls with samples provided by Louis Kauffman. Measurements were taken and the arrival is awaited. The Longhorns host the Knippa Rockcrushers this Friday night in Knippa.
A collage of student antics and a safety essay fills this page. Tales of freshmen riders, hair mishaps, church duties, and Hobo Day antics sit beside a driving safety guide stressing courtesy, yielding, lane discipline, and spectator-friendly parking.
A list of facial and physical traits for numerous individuals appears as a catalog style roster. Each entry names a person followed by a trait such as hair color eye color or facial feature, forming a humorous or affectionate inventory.
Statement declaring nonacceptance of any charges incurred without the individual's signed handwriting and correct name, asserting lack of responsibility for payments.
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