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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1971

Page

4

Longhorns edge Knippa in season opener 10 to 8

Harper School's Longhorns beat the Knippa Rockcrushers 10 8 at Knippa in a defensive game. Key plays include a safety by Harper and a late second quarter TD by Brandenberger, with Knippa scoring on a Contreras run and Rodriguez extra points.

Longhorns Knippa Rockcrushers Knippa Corky Bierschwale Kuhlmann Brandenberger Harper Crushers Bierschwale Johnny Contreras T.D David Rodriguez T.D. Bierschwale Longhorn Ditonar Feller Schumpelt Dittmar Bierschwab

Harper Social Roundup Sees San Antonio Visitors

Mrs A B Barker Sr of San Antonio visited Mrs J M Scarborough Thursday night. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Harold Coggeshall from San Antonio. Kerrville guests E B Eckerle and Fay Dikeman visited Harper friends. The Segners and two children from San Antonio stayed with Mrs Edwin Klein. Birthday supper for Nancy Beth Jenkins held in Kerrville with Rufus and Mrs. Jenkins. Further Kerrville visitors included Inez Cottle and Frankie Kirby.

A. B. Barker Sr San Antonio J. M. Scarborough Harold Coggeshall E. B. Eckerle Fay Dikeman Kerrville Harper Raymond Segner Edwin Klein Rubin Milton Ahrens Orvin Behrens Willie Meier Nancy Beth Jenkins Rufus Jenkins Vean Cottle Omer Inez Cottle Frankie Kirby G. C. Stevens J. M. Stevens Pete Ney Brownwood Johnnie Walker Faye Walker

Special Sale at Union Stock Yards Sept 23 in San Antonio

The next Special Stocker Feeder Show and Sale will be held at Union Stock Yards San Antonio on Thursday September 23. Hereford Angus and Brahman cross cattle will be judged in lots of 10 20 and 40 with prizes. Sale opens 7:30 a.m. judging then 9 a.m. auction and 11 a.m. prize cattle sale. Open to the public.

Union Stock Yards San Antonio

Kerrville Bank Hosts Prize Day With New President

The CHAS SCHREINER BANK in Kerrville invites the public to meet new bank president Raymond Barker on Saturday September 18 from 9 a m to noon. Prizes totaling hundreds of dollars including $100 bills will be awarded.

Raymond Barker Chas. Schreiner Bank Kerrville

Harper PTA Halloween Carnival slated for Oct 23

The Harper School hosts its annual PTA Fall Carnival on Saturday October 23 in the cafetorium with girls selling doll chances and boys selling baseball glove chances. The Sept 9 PTA meeting introduced new staff including Herbert Cresswell Ronnie Lumpkins and Mrs Bonne Parker. The next meeting is October 14 at 2 30 pm in the cafetorium with Farm Bureau and 4H Club urged to attend.

Harper Parent- Teacher Association Harper School PTA Gene Bode Kev Bull Hill Dean Hopf Herbert Cresswell Ronnie Lumpkins Bonne Parker Larry Crenwelge Farm Bureau 4H Club

75th Anniversary Gathers Harper Area Names

Friends and relatives note the 75th anniversary of Deas Lutheran Church at Fairfield. Attendees from Harper include Mrs. Max Lange, Mrs. Bertha Geistweidt, Miss Diane Rahe, Raymond Spaeths, Lee Schmidts, Victor Marchalls, Robert Dittmar family, Otto Dittmar, Mrs. Glen Hopf, Mrs. Alfred Kott, Bill Culpepper of Little Rock, Homer Molder of Fort Worth, and Eddie Lange household.

Harper Deas Lutheran Max Lange Bertha Geistweidt Diane Rahe Raymond Spaeths Lee Schmidts Victor Marschalls Robert Dittmars Otto Dittmar Glen Hopf Alfred Kott Bill Culpepper Little Rock Arkansas Homer Molder Fort Worth Eddie Lange

Locals Visit Mulder Family as Culpepper Baby Comes Home

Kennig and his daughter from Austin visited Mr. and Mrs. John Mulder. The Culpepper baby who had been here for weeks joined her parents after Sunset Adult Ladies Day School class at Mrs. Olin Walker’s home. Seventeen ladies Mr. Walker and Pastor Rev. Deverly visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Bierschwale for a brief service and singing.

Kennig Little Daugmer Austin John Mulder Culpepper Baby Sunset Olin Walker

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