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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1927
Page
6
The article extols Knox Gelatine as a pure, artificial-coloring free additive ideal for family meals. It highlights ease of digestion, better nourishment for children, and versatility in dishes from salads to desserts. Mrs Chitwood of The Light’s Cooking School demonstrates its use in basement lessons.
A Gondo High School civic class traveled to San Antonio on Wednesday to tour a public service company. Albert Bendrineipa accompanied the group on the visit.
New York April reports state the floating university will bar girls from its second world cruise. The Holland America Line’s Ryndam, chartered by Phelps Brothers and University Travel, will depart Sept. 20 for an eight month voyage, while sponsors explain the ship’s adaptation for classrooms and athletics.
Ambor Storms has been re-elected head of the San Antonio Hay and Grain Exchange. Walter Jenull serves as secretary and treasurer. Officers include R. M. Garrett and W. A. Marahens Raw orth. The grain exchange, organized in 1938, operates under the department of agriculture.
Thirty third degree Masons visit San Antonio for the Scottish Rite reunion led by HH. W. Hedge venck of Kansas D. Bethen of and W. M. Graves of Houe lon, joining other Scottish Rite attendees during the event.
Members of the American Association of University Women San Antonio branch host a seniors program on April 20 at San Antonio Junior College. Attendees include students and principals from Alamo Heights, Bonavoglia College, and St. Mary’s Hall. The program features songs acts a short play and speeches led by Mrs J E S Nelson with Miss Emma Gut geit as branch president.
The Incarnate Word college presents The Upper Room, a play, Thursday night in the auditorium at Corpus Christi High School. The production has been staged several times previously by college members.
The Passion Play, produced by students of the Incarnate Word, will be staged at Corpus Christi's Palace Theater on Thursday night and resume Monday and Wednesday mornings in San Antonio. Cast includes Mary, Margaret Chul, Kathleen O'Rourke, Helen Keough, Vera Towell, and others portraying biblical figures such as Peter, Mary Magdalene, Longinus, and Ismel.
Orange Crush Bottling Co sells bottles at regular price of 5 cents during The Light's annual exposition booth event. Proceeds from the sale are donated to the Communist Chest. Jim Coleman, company manager, reports strong early interest from local housewives and a very large sum raised.
The Museum Society plans to elect officers at a forthcoming gathering. Members will meet at the X I Ostitety with discussions likely to focus on organizational matters and future programs.
The University of Chicago faculty say Theenix will cease publication due to humor deemed inappropriate and sensational. A replacement magazine is announced by Professor O Hara with aims of a different editorial direction.
A transcontinental tramp cat rode on the trucks of a Union Pacific train, reportedly reaching Chicago after leaving Ogden Utah. The animal remained perched atop the moving cars for more than forty eight hours and was fed by grateful passengers who photographed the unusual journey.
Principal Mrs Johnson declares a Bale holiday for Brackenridge High students on Wednesday in honor of the annual field Miss Org Johnson.
A fragmented report recalls a call about an out of order line connected to a Community Chest. A parent warns of potential consequences if workers left, implying risks to business operations and hospital board involvement, with unclear details and dated events.
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