Silver Tea and Art Exhibit Friday at School
The Parent-Teacher Choral Club directed by Mrs. Nannie Striegler will sing Brahms Lullaby and Spring is Here. Mrs. Lester Keyser sings Just a Wearyin For You. Exhibit opens at 3:30 p.m. with officers in the receiving line. program at 4 p.m. Misses Beville Bier schwale and Mrs. Henry Lewis head art display. tea hosted by Mrs. A Bartholmae and others. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Striegler
Lester Keyser
Margaret Beville
Faye Bierschwale
Henry Lewis
A. Bartholmae
H. F. Bolding
Gould Davis
Elizabeth Walter
Leon Zwiener
Almon Kirchoff
First Symphony Night Gaff Sparks Quiet Comedy
Mrs Jones attends her first symphony, sits silent through the opening piece, then asks what the conductor is looking at. Her companion explains it is the score of the overture and she asks who is winning, highlighting a humorous moment in a formal concert setting.
Meeting Called For Plumbing And Wiring Contractors In Texas
Notice to wiring and plumbing contractors served by Pedernales Electric Cooperative calls a meeting on Friday March 3 1939 at 7 PM in PEC offices second floor Court House Johnson City Texas. The plan includes financing and group bidding with REA to buy contracts at low interest over five years to reduce wiring costs for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedernales Electric Cooperative, Inc
PEC
Court House
Johnson City
Texas
REA
Lee McWilliams
RBA
World War Spain Crisis and U S Recognition Rise
The week saw Franco on the verge of victory in Spain as Republicans debated surrender terms and Azana resigned. Britain and France moved to recognize Franco’s government while the United States hesitated yet likely would recognize him. Also, the Supreme Court outlawed sit down strikes and James J. Hines faced racketeering verdicts tied to Tammany Hall. A Nazi drive to expel Jews began in Berlin, and Franklin McCall was electrocuted for kidnap of a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco
Manuel Azana
Britain
France
Juan Negrin
Spain
United States
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
U. S
Hughes
Fansteel Metallurgical Corporation
Hines
James J. Hines
Tammany Hall
New York City
Thomas E. Dewey
Dutch Schultz
Germany
Berlin
McCall
Three Days Cough Signals Danger and Creomulsion
An advertisement urges a three days cough as a warning sign and promotes Creomulsion as a potent remedy that targets the chest, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and loosens phlegm. It promises money back if not satisfied and instructs to ask plainly for Creomulsion.
Food Poisoning Kills Cen-Texan in Marble Falls
Marble Falls reports a family incident where Jiles Lamascus, 67, died and six others were seriously ill after eating pork greens. The surviving members include Mr. and Mrs Bud Lewis and four children. Lamascus was Mrs. Lewis's uncle. The physician cites greens as the poisoning source and notes others are recovering. The eldest Lewis son fell ill at a theater. neighbors were unavailable and a physician was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Falls
Jiles Lamascus
Bud Lewis
Mr. Lamascus
Lewis
Lewises
T S G R Directors Meet Program Update
The meeting’s program is set with a banquet for directors and wives, Jimmie Klein and his Orchestra providing music. A dance follows in the Hotel ballroom. The business session occurs Thursday morning in the hotel ballroom with President Wardlaw presiding. A ranch barbecue at Adolph Stieler’s ranch on the Comfort Highway closes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Stieler
Comfort Highway
Mrs. Rokendorf Joins Weatherfords on Del Rio Trip
Mrs. Fred Rokendorf was a guest in the name of her son Jimmy Weatherford. She joined Mr. and Mrs. Weatherford on a pleasure trip to Del Rio Texas and Villa Acuna Mexico during her visit.
Winter Radiator Ice Water Exchange Provokes Banter
A tenant asks a janitor to cool the apartment by running ice water through radiators. The janitor replies it cannot be done, and the exchange turns humorous as the tenant questions what was used last winter.
District Court Recessed. multiple case actions recorded
District Court recessed until Monday in a suit by Christine Noble against Border State Life Insurance for a life policy claim. Jury awarded a judgment. A negligent homicide case against Ward Parks was dismissed as accidental. Other actions include J W Linen swindling guilty with fines and 30 minute jail, Alfred Kappelman swindling guilty with fines, and E H Lay guilty with fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Noble
Border State Life Insurance Company
Ward Parks
Parks
Rode Ranch
Doss
State of Texas
Alfred Kappelman
E. H. Lay
State of Texas v A A Phil lips continuance granted
State of Texas vs A A Phil lips under Texas Security Act. Case set for trial August 28 1939 after a continuance. Also State of Texas vs Jose Canales alias Jose Gonzales for burglary. Trial before Judge Gray with jury waived. Defendant sentenced to two years in state penitentiary. case dismissed on DA motion. To be continued next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
A. A. Phillips
Jose Canales
Jose Gonzales
Gray
State Penitentiary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plumbing and Wiring Contractor
Eddie Holly
Wytoe
Franklin Pierce McCall
Florida
Jimmy Cash
Miami
Aunt Kate
Fredericksburg
Coca Cola Bottling Co., Inc
J. W. Linen
Rity
Beckmann Funeral Home
Secomey
San Antonio
Ruby Grobe
Rollins
Juenke & Schoenewolf
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