Harper Texas Weekly 12 Sep 2014 www.HarperTexasWeekly.com Covering the area from Junction to Kerrville to Fredericksburg
Harper Library Business meetings are the 3rd Monday of every month, 5:00 PM Senior (Over 55) Game Day every Tuesday, 10:00 'til 1:00.
The Resale Shop continues to receive many compliments from our customers! It is a delightful place to discover "just the thing" you need with new items and treasures put out on the floor every day.
Wish List: Furniture donaPre-K Story Time every 3rd Wednestions, great donated items, and day and Thursday, 10:00am during more volunteers! the school year . Summer Reading Club every Thursday in July, 10:00 AM - 12:00 Noon.
Harper Library Resale Shop We’re open and have new treasures out for you daily. Days and Hours: WED: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. THU: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 P.M. FRI: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. SAT: 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Phone (830) 864-5870.
If you have some time to volunteer at The Resale Shop please call 8645870 or stop by the Harper Library Resale Shop during days they are open.
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The Resale Shop offers clothing for everyone in the family with a special boutique area for the ladies. There are also many choices for gifts, linens, home furnishings, household goods, toys, and more. Some of the donations are new and never used. Delightful selection of gently used books, magazines, movies, and more can be found in the book room. Special sales are advertised in the store each week.
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ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE??? VOTER REGISTRATION AVAILABLE THURSDAYS AT HARPER LIBRARY SEPTEMBER 4, 2014 THROUGH OCTOBER 2, 2014 4:00 PM UNTIL 7:30 PM ** Deputy Registrar will be here. ** NON PARTISAN
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Food for Thought by Bob Hall
fender of the Muslims against the Americans and such discredited allies. Of course, one would think
Buy something American made. Try
the U.S. Congress itself should
it and see if you don’t feel better
be holding weighty debates on
when you’re part of the solution.
this thorny subject. . . .
If we were making things, we wouldn’t need to make trouble. Wall Street
I scoured the Beijing press for some challenge to BHO’s:
and Washington know this, but
“This is a core principle of my
they’ve painted themselves into a
presidency: If you threaten Amer-
corner.
ica, you will find no safe haven.”
War cannot replace manufacturing.
Nothing yet.
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Our President’s speech last night was www.facebook.com/BobHall2016 another symptom of deindustrialization to suppress other symptoms of deindustrialization. Anyhow, what’s so “exceptional” about a country that’s so selfdestructive it won’t even buy its own
Email: DollarToTheGiant@Gmail.com for Fear-Fallen Children: “Dollar to the Giant” Chronicles & Comments June 2008 [#1] to Date [#1146] notably resisting America’s Shift from Wealth Creation to Wealth Transfer and Surrender
goods? Wouldn’t it be nice if Americans bought American-made goods and then Middle Easterners could buy American-made goods, too? From today’s turbulence: “Obama, ISIS and Al Qaeda: Deadly Dynamics” www.barrymlando.com/https/barrylandosquarespacecom/2014/9/11/ obama-isis-and-al-qaeda-deadlydynamics
There is nothing ISIS wants more than to be seen as the great de-
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Obituaries Sadie Oleane Walker Barrett of Harper, Texas, passed away on September 10, 2014, at River Hills Health and Rehab in Kerrville, Texas. She was born on the Walker Ranch, Kerr County, Texas, in the Reservation Community on August 6, 1927 to Olin and Reseda Walker. Oleane attended Reservation Primary School and graduated from Harper High School. She was awarded a full scholarship for Journalism at Mary Hardin Baylor University but she chose to stay home and be close to family. She married Milton Wayne Barrett on April 10, 1947 in San Antonio, Texas. They met in Kerrville and fell in love. Together, they built a successful business, Wayne Barrett Electric Company in San Antonio and ranched in Harper. Their union produced four children; a son, Olin, and three daughters, Karen, Anna and Elizabeth.
ter, Bonnie Lea Walker Rahe.
care of our mother. River Hills Health and Rehab staff in Kerrville, with parOleane is survived by her children: ticular thanks to Administrator, Paul son, Olin Wayne Barrett and wife, Chaisson, Nurses: Tiffany, John, Joan; daughters, Karen Barrett Craig, Kelly, Joyce; Aides: Jennifer, Mary Anna Barrett Gallagher and husband Ann and Frances. They were not just Fredrick, Elizabeth Barrett Cover and her caregivers; she looked upon them husband Robert, Trish Dietrich Lowe as her extended family and became and Jamie Wallace who she loved her friends. She loved them. and became additional daughters,. Grandchildren: Lisa Barrett, Jason ---------Barrett and wife, Shavawn, Ryan Craig, Alex Craig, Sean Craig, Retired Capt. Walter Mazzone, a decMichelle Gray and husband, Collin, orated World War II submariner who Allison Bueche’ and husband, Abram, Caitlin Cover, Bryan Cover and Shan- later became legend as a pioneering non Cover. Great Grandchildren: No- medical officer in deep dive experiah Safstrom, Amber Barrett, Case Barrett, Cash Barrett, Aiden Johnson. ments that captured the nation’s atGreat-great Grandchild: Layne Scar- tention, died Aug. 7 in San Diego. He berry. Brothers: Dr. James Carroll was 96. Walker and wife, Margie and Howard Wayne Walker and wife, Mary. Sister: Mazzone was best known for his Josephine Walker Rieger. She is also survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends who love her.
Visitation will be Friday, September 12, 2014, 5:00 – 7:00 PM, at Grimes Oleane loved to travel, especially with Funeral Chapel, Kerrville. her family. One of her last long trips Funeral services will be held at 10:00 was with her brothers and sister to AM, Saturday, September 13, 2014, the New Hampshire area. She cher- at Grimes Funeral Chapel with the ished this special time that they Rev. Bob Allen of First United Methshared together. She was also an odist Church officiating. Burial will avid Genealogist. Oleane spent follow at Harper Community Cemehours researching information and tery in Harper, Texas. traveling to various states to docuPallbearers will be her grandsons: ment family history. What Oleane loved the most was having her family Jason Barrett, Ryan Craig, Alex Craig, Bryan Cover, Collin Gray and around her. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and Abram Bueche’. Honorary Pallbeardaughter. There are no words to de- ers are her grandson, Sean Craig scribe what our life will be like without and her nephews, J.B. Rieger, Neal her here with us or how much she will Rieger, Robbie Walker and Rick Walker. be missed. She is preceded in death by her exhusband, Wayne Barrett, with whom she remained close friends with; her parents, Olin Bryan Walker and Reseda Anna Bode Walker, and her sis-
Memorials may be given to Harper Volunteer Fire Department. The family would like to thank Dr. Parks, Neuro PICU at St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital in San Antonio for his
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work with the Sealab program, three experiments in the 1960s that validated saturation diving — a technique that reduces the risk of decompression sickness and greatly advanced deep sea diving and rescue. The project, often called “the underwater Right Stuff,” centered on aquanauts who spent weeks in underwater chambers. This experiment offered insights into psychological and physiological strains humans can experience and endure living in extended isolation. Mazzone, who conducted many of the experiments on himself, was awarded two Legions of Merit for this work, and many deep water diving protocols he established remain.