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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1955

Page

2

Stonewall Opens Farmer Boys Finals with 4 3 Win

Stonewall defeats Harper 4 3 in the first game of a best of three series behind Kenny Eckert s 5 hit win. Schumann homered for Stonewall as Harper troubles in the third produce all their runs and Eckert pitches nine innings at Harper Community Park. Next Sunday Sept 18 Harper hosts the decisive game if needed at Pat s Ball Park Fredericksburg.

Stonewall Kenny Eckert Harper Farmer Boys League Pat’s Ball Park Fredericksburg Harper Community Park Eckert Kenny Casper Schumann Oren Cottle Tooter Parker Dr. Cottle Roeder VE. Sciences Benner Casper P Parker Roeder Stonewall Abrhpore Schumann If Boehrends Thurman Eckertsscf Nebgen Weinheimer Cf Eberless Eckert P Grobe Deike Staudt Cress Nehgen Feller H. Rahe K. Eckert Casper Cosper E. Klaerner Lee Moldenhauer W. A. Cottle

Pontotoc Couple Visits Cottles on Sunday

Mr and Mrs Orville Lurber of Pontotoc visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Cottle on Sunday in a local social gathering reflecting community ties and weekend family time.

Orville Lurber Pontotoc Raymond Cottle

Fredericksburg Sets September 22 General Meeting

The notice announces a general membership meeting to be held on September 22 in Fredericksburg with further details to be provided by organizers.

Fredericksburg

CTEC Opens New Headquarters During Membership Meeting

Central Texas Electric Co operative invites members to an open house at its new brick and concrete headquarters on the San Antonio highway with tours at 9 30 a m and 11 00 a m A barbecue for members and families follows at Gillespie County Fair Grounds The annual meeting features a keynote by C A DeVaney Texas Farm Bureau vice president and a board election Nominees include Dittmar Barnam Meier Foster Smith Schmidt Whitt Willmann Draper and others Current directors listed with president Whitt and vice president Willmann.

Central Texas Electric Cooperative San Antonio W. C. McWilliams Temple Lumber Company E. L. Nixon and Son Fredericksburg Implement Company Duecker Electric Fredericksburg Eugene Jung Page, Sutherland and Page of Austin Gillespie County Fair Gillespie County Farm Bureau C. H. DeVaney Texas Farm Bureau Coahoma Icksburg Troy Foster Willow City Ray Smith Llano Carl Schmidt Mason A. Lee Whitt Roy Willmann Comfort Baze Draper Robert O. Dittmar W. A. Burnam R. B. Rothmann Fitzhugh Lee

Swine Clinic Planned by Gillespie County Breeders

The Gillespie County Register ed Breeders Association will sponsor a swine clinic on Thursday September 22 at 8 p m in the District Court Room of the Gillespie County Court House Fredericksburg Texas. E M Regenbrecht swine husbandman Extension Service will conduct the clinic with a discussion on breeds cross breeds and grading of hogs. A cordial invitation extends to all interested in attending. Further information from C A Stone Gillespie County Agent Fredericksburg Texas.

Gillespie County Registered Breeders Association Gillespie County Court House Fredericksburg Texas E. M. Regenbrecht C. A. Stone Gillespie County

Low temperature broiling improves tenderness in beef roasts

The text notes low temperature broiling reduces shrinkage and yields tender meat. It cites the Texas Beef Council stating boned roasts need about 10 minutes more per pound than bone in. It also contains unrelated sentences about birth gender and Gandhi’s marriage.

The Texas Beef Council

Vacationers Return From Trip To Colorado and Western States

Mr and Mrs Charles Barrett and family from Harper with Olive Parker and Elgin Ellebracht plus Bernice and Levi of Fredericksburg completed a two week Western tour through Texas New Mexico Colorado Utah Wyoming Idaho Nevada California and Arizona. They visited Royal Gorge Bridge Canon City Pike s Peak Berthoud Pass and Mormon Square Salt Lake City among others and saw Grand Teton National Park Yellowstone Carson City Reno Lake Tahoe Las Vegas Hoover Dam and the desert in Arizona. Colan Barrett of Farmington New Mexico joined for part of the trip and Mr Roberts of Wellington Nevada shared stories of the West as they noted unusually warm weather with sleet on Pike s Peak and a cold rain in Jackson Wyoming.

Charles Barrett Polly Ann Harper Olive Parker Elgin Ellebracht Bernice Levi Fredericksburg Texas New Mexico Colorado Utah Wyoming Idaho Nevada California Arizona Royal Gorge Arkansas River Skyline Drive Canon City Pike's Peak Denver Berthoud Pass Rabbit Ear Pass Tabernacle Mormon Square Salt Lake City Jackson Grand Teton National Park Teton Mountains Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone Sierra Nevada Mountains Museum Carson City Reno Lake Tahoe Las Vegas Hoover Boulder) Dam Flagstaff Painted Desert E. C. Roberts Wellington Roberts West Colan Barrett Standard Oil Company Farmington Colan

Ingram Family Visit From Local Homes for Sunday

Mr and Mrs Willie Meier and daughters of Ingram visited their daughter Mrs Orville Behrens and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Lehne and small daughter of San Antonio were here Sunday visiting relatives and attending the St Anthony s Catholic Church bazaar and dinner.

Willie Meier Ingram Visted Orville Behrens Robert Lehne San Antonio St. Anthony’s Catholic Church

Del Rio Visit By McDonald and Bode Couples

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Bode traveled to Del Rio to visit Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bode for a few days.

Oscar McDonald Elgin Bode del Rio Mrs Forest Bode

Flower Show School Set In Austin For Oct. 11-13

The Violet Crown Garden Club in Austin plans a series of flower show schools. The first course runs October 11-12 with exam October 13 at Calcasieu auditorium. Instruction starts 9 a.m. daily. registration at 8 a.m. Each class open to the public. Teachers are Mrs. Oscar McCary and Mrs. George Boyle.

Violet Crown Garden Club Austin Cecil Cabaniss Calcasieu Auditorium National Council of State Garden Clubs Oscar McCary Kilgore George Boyle Rio Grande City Garland Barcus

Hill Country Livestock Protective Assn Calls Meeting

Gilbert Kaderli president and Gus Basse secretary announced an important Hill Country Livestock Protective Association meeting at 6 30 p m Friday in the Gillespie County Court House county courtroom All members are urged to attend as the group will decide if it will function for the coming year.

Hill Country Livestock Ass’n Gilbert Kaderli Gus Basse Hill Country Livestock Protective Association Gillespie County Court House Kaderli

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