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Newspaper
Laredo Daily Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
4
Miss Atherine A. Fichelberger of the UT home economics department resigns after two years and will move to Columbia University New York to continue art studies this fall. The move follows her teaching role at University of Texas.
In Laredo notes, families and friends travel and reunite. Mr. 8. Wo Woods recuperates in Valmar New Mexico while relatives stay in Gascon. Miss Zotla de la Guarana visits Chicago with Dr. Raul de la Garza. Local faulty spelling aside, numerous arrivals and departures include Mary Elizabeth Godard from Monterrey visiting Reginald Hraekenpos undib, and J. A. Rodrigues at a Texas clerks convention in Corpus Christi.
Sacred Heart Convent will conduct commencement exercises for graduates Saturday at 8 30 o clock. Many parents will accompany their daughters to homes in Mexico. The Sacred Heart college was established in 1926 after sisters fled Mexico.
San Antonio reports E C Phillipa of Bir Spring Texas won election to the Texas Pharmaceutical Association presidency at the final session on Thursday indicating a new leadership direction for the state group.
Heavy rains across Webb Duval and Zapata counties halted some drilling but four new producers entered the Laredo district in the past week. Columbia Petroleum No 14 Pulg and St Albans No 8 Lopez yielded oil, while Cole No 45 Tl Benavides and Willam No 2 Bruni produced gas. Additional activity occurred with Columbia No 4 and J Winch No 2 Abustamanta drilling, and Grande Oil & Gas Co No 1 Urbahn resumed work after a long pause.
Mayor Amida Coanzule has ordered that women be barred from bar rooms in Nuevo Laredo. Saloons permitting women inside will be fined 100 pesos, forcing women to drink in cafes or cabarets.
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