Barr Family Visit at Brown Household
Mr and Mrs Paul Barr and their son of San Marcos visited her parents Mr and Mrs E R Brown over the weekend.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1948
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Paul Barr and their son of San Marcos visited her parents Mr and Mrs E R Brown over the weekend.
A Gillespie County record lists rural community school teachers for 1948 49 compiled by Albert Petermann assistant to Judge Henry Hirsch. Entries include Tosca none Live Oak Edgar Beyer Luckenbach Valeska Weber Cave Creek Mildred Lamb Rocky Hill E W Moses Pilot Knob E C Fiedler and Mrs J Poynor Squaw Creek Edna Crenwelge Crabapple Eugene Petsch Meusebach Creek Mrs Dickey Pedernales none Grapetown none Cherry Spring Mrs Oscar Schneider Miss Margaret Tatsch Honey Creek none Stonewall Myrtle Westerfeldt and Mrs Kurt Weinheimer Stone.
List of school trustees for Gillespie County common districts for 1948 49 with names for each district including Hayden Lower South Grape Creek Rheingold Doss Tivydale Wolf Creek Cherry Mountain Pecan Creek Nebo Bear Creek Klein Branch Nebgen Klein Frankreich White Oak Williams Creek Petersburg Morris Ranch Cain City Willow City and notes on local obituaries and community updates.
Walter C. Long and his wife, Philadelphia lawyer and spouse, refuse to pay 34.6 percent of their 1947 income tax, saying the funds were donated to the American Friends Service to aid Navajo Indians and other causes. In a letter they argue that true patriotism requires protest when a country adopts a course leading to wrongdoing, citing the Nuremberg trials. Also notes social visits and weekend gatherings in Texas.
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