The Round-Up Staff and Reporters
The Round-Up staff lists editors Beng ee Joyce Solbrig Frances Rischner and assistant editors with Janice Spaeth as business manager. Sports reporters include J. R. Mayhugh and Bobbie Gibson. Typists are Marlene Kaiser Barbara Lennon and Frances Dittmar. Individual class reporters will report regularly to the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Rischner
Janice Spaeth
J. R. Mayhugh
Bobbie Gibson
Marlene Kaiser
Barbara Lennon
Frances Dittmar
Otto Schneider, Jr
F H A Club News From District I F F A Meeting
The district I F F A meeting was held in Brady on Saturday October 23 with the theme Living is fun in the home. Harper F H A girls including Frances Rischner Carolyn Parker Val Blerschwale Marlene Kaiser Frances Dittmar Barbara Lennon Shirley Ernest Ola Mae Itz Doris Oehler Janice Parker Evelyn Rischner Cecilia Fiedler Elva Dittmar Edith Ellebracht attended with club mothers sponsors and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District I F.F.A
Brady
Harper F. H. A
Frances Rischner
Carolyn Parker
Val Blerschwale
Marlene Kaiser
Frances Dittmar
Barbara Lennon
Shirley Ernest
Ola Mae Itz
Doris Oehler
Janice Parker
Evelyn Rischner
Cecilia Fiedler
Elva Dittmar
Edith Ellebracht
Match Box Burning Brightly At Round-Up Herald
Firelight flares as patrons of the Round-Up Herald fill the scene with bright sparks. Alvin and Val join Carolyn and Kenneth in a lively display while Ola Mae and Ralph watch Delphine and James near the bar. Bettye Lou and Junior share a moment as Willie Mae and Bobby Gene glow nearby. Bode and Bernice observe GONE OUT Boyd and Janice Spatch Cyrus and Cecilia TRYING TO STRIKE Janice Parker and J. W. seek a fresh start with the round-up advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
Val Carolyn
Kenneth Ola Mae
Ralph Delphine
James Bettye Lou
Junior
Willie Mae
Bobby Gene Bode
Bernice
Boyd
Janice Spacth Cyrus
Cecilia
Janice Parker
J. W
The Gift of Laughter and the Faith It Fosters
A Powell Davies sermon reflects on laughter as a central humane force in a world of pain and fear. Laughter signifies confidence in God and the human spirit, challenging darkness and signaling a hopeful morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
A. Powell Davies
D. D
Envious classmates and curious chatter at school
Students gossip about Marlene Friday's perceived secrets and Mrs. Schneider's wishes while Darlene brings a chiffon cake to influence boys. The typing I students debate Mister's recent spree and wonder about long distance calls from Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene
Longhorn Pep Squad Welcomes Two Cheerful Mascots
Vicky Honig and Kathy Tatsch perform with the Harper Longhorn pep squad this season. Vicky is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Honig, and Kathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Belton Tatsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Longhorn
Vicky Honig
John Honig
Kathy ‘Latsch
Belton Tatsch
Longhorn Tales from the Center Point Harper Game
A humorous local column recounts campus happenings around the Center Point Harper football game. It mentions a senior girl with bouquets, Darlene Morsek toting items, unusual lunchroom dishes, and a bonfire plan at the Harper Center Point game. It notes FFA activities, park escapades, and pep squad intrigue with light gossip tone.
Evening musings and schoolhouse chatter in Round-Ups
Middleton receives so frequently. Val smiles over six weeks physics grade. Who does Mis ter visit for those after dinner coffee trips to town. Cotton Frances and Ola Mae say Fredericksburg trip was to take pictures only. Freshmen girls enjoy Monday mornings after a Friday football game. Elva Mae Corrine brag about dates with Tooter Joe. Delphine adored James' crepe paper bow tie Friday night. Virginia got a Remington typewriter from aunt and uncle. Janice Spaeth stood out in typing class last week. The Round-Ups
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
Val
Mister
Cotton
Frances
Ola Mae
Fredericksburg
Elva Mae
Corrine
Tooter
Joe
Delphine
James
Virginia
Remington
Janice Spaeth
Santa Claus Day Planned for Fredericksburg Parade
Fredericksburg prepares for Santa Claus Day on the last Saturday in November with an afternoon parade at 1 30 and the grand arrival of Santa. The event features the high school band and St Marys Pep Squad, gift bags at courthouse square, and illuminated Main Street lights through the holiday season. Local officials and volunteers from the trades extension committee organize the festivities.
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Fredericksburg
Chamber of Commerce Trades Extension Committee
Santa Claus
Santa
Main Street
St. Mary’s
Courthouse Square
Courthouse Park
Hotel Nimitz
Kraus Bottling Works
Trades Extension Committee
C. J. Dooley
Tyrus Cox
Alfred
Shorty" Crenwelge
Max Metzger
Norman J. Dietel
C. C
Wm. Schroeder
Eric Juenke
Milton Zenner
Felix Siehling
Tybor
Fred Thompson
Calvin Blerachwale
Tony Knopp
Arthur Kowert
Victor Dittmar
Local election slate widens as Precinct 3 and 4 nominees named
Three candidates announce for Precinct 3 commissioner with Felix Pfiester seeking re election along with Victor Doebhbler and Arthur Jung. Precinct 4 sees two candidates August Land and Felix Herber. Incumbent E L Schmidt faces Walter Knoche for district clerk while Jarvis Wieser challenges William Schneider Jr. for county attorney and Pat Dooley faces Henry Hirsch for justice of the peace. Several incumbents run unopposed on the independent ticket and twelve constitutional amendments appear on the ballot with an election returns party planned at the Fair Grounds featuring Lions Club and Band Boosters concessions. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Pfiester
Victor ‘Pete’ Doebhbler
Arthur ‘Pat’ Jung
August Land
Felix Herber
E. L. Schmidt
Walter Knoche
Jarvis Wieser
Justice of the Peace
William Schneider, Jr
Schneider
Pat Dooley
Henry Hirsch
Wieser
Dooley
Hirsch
Victor H. Sagebiel
Milton Durst
Reinhold Tatsch
Felix Scherer
Hugo Klaerner
Emil Dietrich
B. L. Enderle
O. C. Fisher
San Angelo
U. S
Harold G. Kennedy
Marble Falls
Jack B. Miller
San Saba
State of Texas
Radio
Lions Club
Fredericksburg Public School Band
Fair Grounds
Joe Stein
Felix Wilke
Arthur Schaetter
Fred Mathisen
Bill Petmecky
Elgin Heimann
Jack Petermann
Alfred Cameron
B. H. Helinen
Alex Frantzen
Lorence Feller
Harper locals attend Oak Hill Study Club in Harper
Mrs Marshall Brown and Mrs Gus Mahler of Junction visited Harper Saturday for the Oak Hill Study Club. Mrs Hilda Sageser of Eldorado spent the weekend visiting relatives and attended funerals for Louis Bierschwabe and James Jung Jr. in Fredericksburg. Paul Lange and Leona Wahl attended a Catholic Youth meeting in Fredericksburg Sunday. Supt Ed Bailey and family visited Johnstown City. Mrs Nell Gibson of San Antonio and Mrs Minnie Webb of Eldorado cared for Louis Bierschwale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Brown
Gus Mahler
Junction
Harper
Oak Hill
Hilda Sageser
Eldorado
Louis Bierschwabe
James Jung, Jr
Fredericksburg
James Jung
Paul Lange
Leona Wah
Supt
Ed Bailey
Johnson City
John Thurman
Nell Gibson
San Antonio
Minnie Webb
Louis Bierschwale
Mrs. D. Duderstadt Hosts Harper History Club Meet
Mrs. Douglas Duderstadt hosted the Oak Hill Study Club on Saturday at 2:30 PM at Harper's Youth Center. Fourteen members attended with guests from San Antonio Kerrville Mountain Home Sanderson and Kerrville. The program on the History of Harper was led by Mrs. Watkins Tarr with assistance from several members and included period decorations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Duderstadt
Oak Hill
Harper's Historical Landmark
Youth Center
Harper
Watkins Tarr
S. S. Stewart
Clarence Leineweber
Clara Wendel
C. C. Burris
San Antonio
Edith Harper
Audrey Harper
Mountain Home
Herman Harper
Kerrville
Frank Harper
Tobin
Joe Rogers
Roy Deaton
Sanderson
Louis Lee
Artmire Hately
W. M. Harris
a_ Booster Herald
Warren Hunter
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Bengee
Joyce Solbrig
F. H. A. Club News
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Harper, Texas
the First State Bank OF
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Republic of Panes
First State Bank
Gillespie County
Chas, Barrett - Cashiers
B. Echeste Harper
Longhorn Tales
Darlene Morsek
F.F.A
Birdie
Bobbit G
Marcell
Ft.McKavitt
Mars
Outer Space
Shirley
Leroy Rabke
Willow City
Central Motor Co
East Main St
Kenneth Parker
Mra
Ruben Bode
Mr. Bode
The
Legion Hospital
Harper Locals
Gillespians
Gillespie Co
Milton Richard Ahrens
Ernest Walter Kott
Roscoe Albert Basse Andrew Adolph Rode
Paul Marquardt
Oliver Clifford Welgehausen
David Henry Beyer Donald Edgar Eckhardt William Peter Metzger
Martin B. Mohr
David Crenwelge
Kerr Co
Bobby Gene Taylor Dale Wayne Evertson Amador H. Pruenda
Charles W. Kelly George John Berg
Fron Kendall
Elgin E. Marquart
Llano Co
Jimmy B. Box
Blanco Co
James W. Wadsworth
Herbert Henry Grote Roland Chester Hohmann
Milton Gustav Crenweige
Roland F. W. Crenwelge
Froan Kendall Co
Harvey Ey Ay Noah
Bianco Co
Vernon Gail Culwell
Mrs. D. Duderstadt
Eddy
Dugosh
Pat
J. J. Patranella
Klein's Hall
Klein’s Hall
Pete
Texas Valley Boys
Motoramic
Chevrolet
VOGUE
House of Fashion
Kerrville, Texas
Bopas Palm Gate
Heln Chevrolet
East Main Street
Fredericksburg, Texas
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