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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1948
Page
3
Mrs Carlos Parker spent several days visiting her sick friend Mrs Henry Gottwaldt in San Antonio last week.
Mr and Mrs J C Mangold visited their daughter Mrs Floyd Bierschwale and family at Se govia last week. Mrs Mangold remained for a longer visit. Mr Mangold returned home.
The article notes 30 percent of Texas dairy cows suffer mastitis with up to 25 percent milk loss. It lists prevention steps such as eliminating mud, checking udders, treating infected cows, and culling beyond repair. Williamson County farmers expand a winter legume program, planning to plant legumes on a third of cultivated acreage and apply 200 pounds of phosphate per acre.
Ten members and three visitors attended the Friendly Sewing Circle gathering last Wednesday at Mrs Floyd Boatrights home. The next meeting is set for Oct 20 at Mrs Hans Wachhals residence with cake ice cream and cool aid served.
Mrs Teresea Tobin returned from Rocksprings after a visit with her son and wife Mr and Mrs Hardin Tobin. Mr and Mrs Robert Lehne visited relatives in Harper last Friday. Mr and Mrs Oliver Hopf of Austin spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs Zelma Hopf and Joe Cherry spent the weekend in Edinburg with Mr and Mrs D E Hopf and children. Mr and Mrs A J Kinsey and Miss Joe Ann were business visitors in Junction Friday. Elmer Lee Russel, a Huntsville college student, visited his parents Mr and Mrs V C Russel Sr.
National Guard enlisted men may win commissions from home via 10-series extension courses. Applicants aged 21 to 32, or 28 after July 15 1949, must complete the courses, have at least one year in service, and be recommended by an examining board. Temporary waivers mark the trial program. Local social notes accompany the Army update.
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