Jenschke Metzger Wedding Becomes San Antonio Nuptials
Miss Marie Metzger and Lawrence Jenschke wed at St Marys Church in San Antonio on Wednesday morning June 12 officiated by Rev Sullivan. The bride wore white satin and carried gladioli, with Fr. Sullivan and attendants named. The couple reside at 2014 Edison Drive, San Antonio, and are praised by friends for a long and happy life ahead.
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Marie Metzger
Lawrence Jenschke
St. Mary’s Church
San Antonio
Sullivan
Frances Sullvan
Edwin Stray
Rachael Mangold
Lacoste
Mildred Mangold
Alois Jenschke
Wesley Hutzler
Dun- Jay
Ivan Mangold
la Coste
Arthur Metzger
Joe F. Metzger
Ed. Friedrich
Jenschke
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Edison Drive
Primitive Amerindian Brewery Found in Big Bend Cavern
Smithsonian excavation in West Texas uncovers a hollowed boulder, cooking stones, and nine feet of ash showing ancient desert plant fermentation. The find indicates prehistoric inhabitants used a crude brewing kettle to create alcoholic drinks centuries before Columbus. University of Texas co-eds report June graduates' plans: 85 percent work next year, 10 percent marry, 5 percent return home.
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West
Texas
Big Bend Country
Smithsonian Institution
University of Texas
Dean of Women’s Office
UT Land Could Lose Farm Use as Oil Development Expands
In Andrews County a 294000 acre University of Texas tract near an oil discovery threatens agricultural production. The UT endowment spans 2000000 acres, with activity increasing on this block. The Texas Collection at the Lamar Library holds 27000 volumes on Texas and Texans.
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University of Texas
Andrews County
Texas
University of Texas’ Lamar
Bethany Lutheran wedding unites Ava Ratliff and Otto Schneider Jr
An ornate candle light ceremony at Bethany Lutheran Church united Ava Ratliff and Otto Schneider Jr with a double ring rite conducted by Rev. T M Haag. Attendants included Mrs Jess Johnson and Mrs Perry Jung as bridesmaids, Perry Jung best man, and groomsmen Edgar Klett Alois Baumann Max Molberg. The reception followed at Hotel Ostrow.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
T. M. Haag
Ava Ratliff
Otto Schneider
J. J. Moritz
W. C. Hoffman
Ross Pittmann
Wagner
Moritz
Jess Johnson
Liano
Perry Jung
Clifford Sherwod
Brady
Max Wahl
Edgar Klett
Alois Baumann
Max Molberg
Lilly
Mrs. Moritz
Variable visibility fashion lenses aid eye comfort on sunny days
Miss Mary Ellen Gould of Cambridge models variable day fashion sunglasses with adjustable ultra violet absorbing polaroid lenses and side shields to reduce glare. The piece notes a rubber bottle neck in America's defense program and a New York preview for Col. David Goodrich and John L. Collyer. Mrs. Knute Rockne provides makeup comparison for a film in progress about Knute Rockne with her technical guidance.
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Mary Ellen Gould
Cambridge
Ulick
Sueser
America
B. F. Goodrich Company
Ameripol
W. L. Lemon
New York
Col
David Goodrich
Eft
John L. Collyer
Washington battleship slides down ways at Philadelphia yard
After 19 years the United States launches the 35 000 ton battleship U S S Washington at Philadelphia Navy Yard. Built at a cost of 80 000 000 dollars the 750 foot vessel represents the latest in naval power with features kept secret. It is the sixth American ship to bear the name Washington.
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America
U. S. S. Washington
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Washington
Red Cross to Buy Surplus Food for War Refugees
The United States Department of Agriculture announced plans to supply American surplus foods to France at about half market price. The shipment for war refugees will include 5,881,000 pounds of wheat flour 1,250,000 pounds of corn meal 760,000 pounds of lard 800,000 drums of prunes and 800,000 pounds of raisins.
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Red Cross
United States Department of Agriculture
France
Tips for a well rounded vacation photo record
This piece urges complete vacation coverage with close ups and group shots in holiday dress. It advises packing a full kit including bulbs reflectors a tripod and adequate film, plus capturing variety such as scenics unusual spots and signs to spice the album.
Wild house cat reaches alarming size in Pennsylvania incident
A Pennsylvania report details a domestic cat of 26 pounds that killed a full-grown rabbit and drew alarm for its unusually large size. The finding underscores unusual wildlife behavior linked to stray or feral felines in the region.
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Pennsylvania
Fire crews drop into forests using new radio gear
Forestry Service says lightweight radio sets are now used by parachuting fire fighters to coordinate with pilots in National Forests. Tests last year showed dropping crews from planes can combat small fires in hard to reach areas. Radiophones keep the smoke jumpers in touch with their pilots.
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Forestry Service
Goose Guessing Contest In Kerrville At Staffel's Feed Store
Four groups of merchandise awarded for the four nearest correct guesses in a Goose Guessing Contest. Inquire at Staffel's Feed Store Kerrville. Determine how many grains of corn the goose will eat in thirty days. The nearest correct guess wins merchandise valued over $100.00. For particulars, inquire.
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Staffel’s
Kerrville
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Atlantic Commission Comany
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