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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1963

Page

4

Red Cross Founding Vision Shaped by Dunant in Solferino Era

Hundred years ago at Geneva a Swiss banker named Henri Dunant sparked a humanitarian movement after witnessing Solferino’s aftermath. The Geneva Conference formed the Red Cross and the emblem arose from Switzerland. Dunant later endured poverty and exile before receiving belated recognition and a Nobel Prize.

Red Cross Geneva Switzerland Lincoln Berlin Bismark Europe Henri Dunant Dunant Solferino N64 Louis Appin Rede Cross UN Ant Wds Mane Hans Tuptes Tleidess Hetden Unt

Miss Kathryn Stevens Heads Junction Assembly 286 Rainbow Girls

Kathryn Ann Stevens was installed as Worthy Advisor of Junction Assembly 286, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, at the Junction Masonic Hall on September 21 1963. The ceremony featured lavender themes with officers named, biblical readings, and a reception for about 300 guests.

Kathryn Ann Stevens Junction Assembly Order of the Rainbow Girls H. L. Stevens Order of the Rainbow Junction Masonic Hall Barbara Creech Mary Ruth Blackburn Char

Presbyterian Women Association Meeting Notes

The Presbyterian Women met on Thursday morning with 13 members present. They were invited to an Ingram meeting on Sept 23 and a district meeting on Oct 16. The next regular meeting was moved to Oct 24 at 7:30 PM. Mrs Fred Whitewood and Mrs R E Peril led the program "Social Power for The Future" amid discussion on southern job prospects and required education.

Ingram Fred Whitewood R. E. Peril South

4-H Models All Set For National Fashion Show

4 H club fashion contestants from all states and Puerto Rico prepare for the 42nd National IH Club Congress in Chicago during the first week of December. The 1963 state winner of the air dress revue will receive all expenses to Chicago and a national award. Garment scoring covers finished garment 2 points construction 25 points suitability and value for money 50 points. Mr and Mrs Otto Dittmar of Doss visited their son Robert and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Whitewood spent Sunday with their son Jed and family at Pettus.

Chicago Oz Guilds Puerto Rico Conrad Cicken Aleady Otto Dittmar of Doss Robert Dittmar

4-H Clubs Combine Fun and Leadership

Recreation in 4-H develops leadership and hobbies through group games and songs. Projects include benefit shows safety campaigns and community facilities. The top 4-H recreational member earns a trip to the 1963 National 4-H Club Congress and eligibility for one of six $500 scholarships.

Chicago

Social notes from Kerrville area weddings and funerals

Mrs Ola Peril attended the funeral of B M Hexson in Kerrville last Wednesday while Mrs Cora Nabers of Fredericksburg visited Mr and Mrs Alfonso Hopf Friday. Numerous locals and visitors joined ceremonies and installations in Junction as Kathryn was named Worthy Advisor of the Rainbow Girls. Jerome Lange of Dallas visited his parents, and Carl Ernst of California moved to the Bernhard residence with Tommy Harlan family.

Ola Peril Kerrville B. M. Hexson Cora Nabers Fredericksburg Alfonso Hopf Jerome Lange Dallas Mrs Joe Lange Carl Ernst California Tommy Harlan Bernhard

Llano Visitors Spend Sunday with Mrs Massey

Mr and Mrs Harbert Otto and his little niece Maxam Otto of Llano visited her mother Mrs W R Massey Sunday afternoon.

Tax collections begin October 1 for 1963 period

State and County Tax collections start Tuesday October 1 with discounts allowed. The 1963 tax collection runs through January 31 1964. No overall tax increases. minor levy adjustments only in Gillespie County Water Central and Improvement District. Discounts for prompt payment range 3 percent in October 26 percent in November 1 percent in December with full payment due in January.

Auttomurst Gillespie County Water Central and Improvement District Lara Harper and Fredericksburg Luckenbach Stonewall Rocky Hill Culledoy Durst

Gillespie County Religious Census Set for Sunday

The Gillespie County Religious Census will be held Sunday September 29 from 1 to 5 p m. Hundreds of callers from every church will survey congregations with assigned areas. If unfinished, follow days Monday or Tuesday. Rev Henry Prewtow chairs planning and publicity for Bethany Lutheran Fredericksburg.

Gillespie County Gillespie County Ministerial Association Miniinterial Association Henry Preptow Bethany Lutheran Church Fredericksburg

Prominent Fredericksburg Citizen dies at 75

Ben H Kneese longtime Fredericksburg leader and former school board secretary died suddenly Monday night at 11 45 p m from a heart attack He was 75 years 9 months old Kneese served in church and civic roles including First Methodist Official Board Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce He is survived by wife two sons Raymond and Harold two grandchildren and a sister Funeral services were held at Beckmann Funeral Home and First Methodist Church Interment followed at City Cemetery Pallbearers named.

Ben H. Kneese Fredericksburg Ele Mr. Kneese Gillespie County First Methodist Church Kneese Federal Land Bank of Kerrville Secetary Gillespie County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co Rotary Club Palo Alto Marble Falls Blinn Memorial College Brenham University of Texas Kernville Chas. Schreiner Bank Schreiner Adela Schmidt Fritz Schmidt San Antonio Stein Lumber Co State Livestock Sanitary Commission Llano Highway Ile Raymond Kneese Harold Kneese U. S Ottilie R. J. Koenig San

Dittmar J F Cook and Moses Attend Doss Church Service

Mesdames Edwin Dittmar J F Cook and Chester Moses attended church services at the Primitive Baptist Church at Doss on Sunday.

Mesdames Edwin Dittmar J. F., Cook and Chester Moses Primitive Baptist Church Doss Sunday

Local family visit referenced in brief note

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cottle hosted visits with Mrs. Nethe Thuem and Mrs. J. C. Cosper who visited Miro and Mrs. Roy Cottle the past week.

Raymond Cottle Nethe Thuem J. C. Cosper Miro Roy Cottle

Visitors from SWSTC Stay With Local Parents

Miss Jeanette Rogers Jimmie Peril and Jack Phillips attend SWSTC in San Marcos and spend the weekend visiting their parents.

Jeanette Rogers Jimmie Peril Jack Phillips SWSTC San Marcos

Upper Llanos Election for Supervisor at Henry East Ranch

The Upper Llanos Soil Conservation District holds a supervisor election on Tuesday October 1 at 3:30 PM at the Henry East Ranch, 17 miles northeast of Rock Springs on the Junction highway. A field trip and discussion on deer trends and forage plants accompanies the event.

Upper Llanos East Ranch Edwards County Llanos Edwards Kimble County Henry East Hardi Tobin

Harper 4-H Club Sponsors Rabies Vaccination

The Harper 4-H Club plans a rabies vaccination program for cats and dogs. Contact Darlene Mrosek Cathy Tatsch Eileen Hopf Jerome Esquell or any Harper 4-H member for details. Date will be set soon.

Harper 4-H Club Darlene Mrosek Cathy Tatsch Eileen Hopf Jerome Esquell Harper 4-H

Otto Itz Celebrates 85th Birthday

Otto Itz celebrated his 85th birthday with a Sunday gathering at Mrs. Clifford Bode’s home. A barbecue dinner was served to guests including Archie Wienecke of San Antonio and the Bode and Bernhard families from Kerrville and local neighbors.

Otto Ity Clifford Bode Husband Archie Wienecke San Antonio Douglas Bode Kerrville Cheste Itz and Lamar Chester Bernhard Deen Mic Victor Wendel

Band Booster Club Meets At School House At 2 30 Pm

The Band Booster Club will hold its regular meeting at 2 30 p m at the school house on Tuesday October 1. All members are urged to attend.

ZIP code revolution begins in mail handling nationwide

Postmaster General J Ed ward Day promotes ZIP as the first step toward a modern automated postal system. Five digit codes tie to city and state. San Antonio uses 782 as center. ZIP aims to cut personnel costs and speed sorting with optical scanners planned in two years. Public adoption expected to rise mail volume and stave rate increases. S. A. Light

U.S Zip Post Office Department J. Edward Day San Antonio Day Post Office Deysert Sear S. A. Light

Local family visit features Whitworths and Thomases

Mrs. RoW. South and children from Odessa visited the Ben Thomases. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Whitworth and Terry spent Monday night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pele Whitworth.

Mis Agid Row. South Odessa Ben ‘Thomases V. Co Whitworth Terry Pele Whitworth

Reed and Lang Wedding in Harper Church

Julia Ann Reed and Charles Edward Lang were married September 21 at St. Anthony’s Church Harper. Officiant Rev A A Gitter led a traditional ceremony with organist Elgin Lange and St Anthony’s Choir. Guests from multiple Texas towns attended as couple plans home at 207 W San Antonio St.

Julia Reed Charles Lang Harper Church Julia Ann Reed Charles Edward Lang St. Anthony's Catholic Church Harper A. A. Gitter Elgin Lange St. Anthony's Choir Dennis Fritz Bernard Fritz Stephen Maurer Kerrville Keith Henke Edmund Reed Fredericksburg High School Western Union Radio Post St. Mary's High School Annie Lang Mooney Aircraft Wanda Lois Crenwelge James Lang Alton Reed Bride Clinton Schlueter Harvey Klein Larry Reed Mira Reed Lang Henry Maurer Edward Fritz H. Lang Dayton Kramer Dayton Solbrig Harvey Tret Betty Wendel Stephen Huey Ann Runnels San Antonio Judy Henke Rosalee Sagehill Joyce Fritz Mary Fritz Robert Fritz Rosalee Sagebiel Texas Show Boys San Antonio St San Angelo Mason Llano Doss Harper, Comfort Marfa Washington, D. C Reed-Lang Ben Henke

Smiths Visit Odessa Kin over Weekend

Mr and Mrs R W Smith, children of Odessa, spent the weekend with her parents Ve and Mrs Bea Thomas. Mr and Mrs Marvin Tosa of San Antonio visited a few days at their Harper home, former home of Mrs Tray To hin hus mother.

Mrs. Worth Duderstadt Daughters Austin Douglas Duderstadts Orin Parkers AL O John Hughes Dorothy Ann Edwin Lang R. W. Smith Odessa Bea Thomas Marvin Tosa San Antonio Tfarper Od Tray To Hin Hus

Young Farmer Week Proclaimed in Texas by Governor Connally

Governor John Connally designates September 22 to 28 as Young Farmer Week in Texas. The proclamation marks the tenth anniversary of the Young Farmer organization and highlights 164 chapters in schools and counties. It notes educational programs, civic projects, and leadership efforts to boost agriculture, economy, and national welfare.

Young Farmer Texas John Connally Young Farmer Organization Young Farmer Work Yoag Department Connally Ain Horne Leachers Eddice Joe Furtenberry Locksley Mig Ann Lane Commanche County

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RED Cross Centenary Atiate Olla Widenecke Stevensonville Otto Wien Edwin Wklein Frederiksburg Brotherhood Holy Ghost Church Ity Marilyn Powell - Hope Darla Anderege Karla Anderege Ann Coleman Barbara May Mary Beth Rucker Hopf Fidelity Dolores Dudes Lata Pay Meador Edith Powell Kathryn Anderege Wanda Parrott Janet Fields Martha Stevens Carol Hopf Immer Presbyterian Women Association Meeting Jed Ji Pettus Howard Walden Corpus Christi Kathryn Rainbow Girls Junction A. C. Wendel W. C. Russell Harvey Stevens Lewis Stevens George Holekamp Turtle Creek Watkins Tarr John Mary Nell David Schmidt Gilbert Anderego Darla Karla Dean Hopf and Leon Victor Marsehall L. H. Harper Ben Frenzel Emma Kunkel Moellenkopf Miles Richard Manske Aoo Stanley Schmidt Randolph Leifeste Roy Kxothmann Gilbert Leifeste Monroe Schmidt Wilburn Rossmann Ben Henry Kneese Conservati Ram Otto Itz Postal MR. Zip Steve Forest Jasper Massey Clayton Massey Here W. R. Massey MR. and Photlo By Kelier Gove Sz Connally
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