Woodmen Convention Highlights in San Antonio
The Woodmen of the World held sessions in San Antonio with officers elected and delegates chosen. Highlights included memorial addresses by high officials, plans for a new hospital annex, and awards to top drill teams with cash prizes and cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove No
San Antonio
Memorial
Sovereign Fraser
Resolutions Committee
Ky Strecker
Waco
Lin W. Finger
Austin
Cox
Mineral Wells
Hi “Bragg
Waxahackle
Adtlamea
McKinney
R. M. West
Navasota
W. Treson
Beaumont
C. _Fadkins
Earley Heasonover
Deni- Rod
J. Flood
Barney Secor Big ‘Springss
J. Ververt
Sen
Antonio
HT. White
HE. BH. McDib
BE. Miller
Son ‘Antonio
H.W
Wiseman
Cleburne
Earl Z
Crowdys
Dalles
Soc. Findler
Comanche
BE. Gould
Tacha
W. A. Tidswell
Ector
E.R. Coffer
Houston
Sohn J. Wabl
P. Marshell
Ducher
United States
Morris Sheps Yard
W. A. O' Fraser
Marmer
W. O. W. Memorial Hospital
H. Phil Hill
George Jenkins
Salina
C. L. Mather
Omaha
Woodmen
Mary BE. la
Reeca
Supreme Guardian
Dora A. Taller
Supreme Clete
Mary Taylor
Supreme Managers
iMre
H. A. Thomas
Fort Worth
Maggie Hyde
Dallas
Supreme Attendant
Etta Denidson
Mansey ageNc
H. A- Turner
Texas
OH. A. Thomas
Wort Worth
A Maid of Twenty in Vitality Grandmother in Reality
A fragment list shows numerous individuals tied to Comanche and San Antonio with affiliations to press, printing, charities, memorials, and Woodmen circles. The long roster includes E M Chote, J Wahl, O Finger, C Kindler, H McDill, J Perez, and many others across Texas towns like San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, and El Paso. The item reads as a miscellany of names and roles rather than a cohesive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
E. M. Chote
Austin
J. M. Denton
Sherman
John J. Wahl
San Antonio
Olu W. Finger
G. M. Lidforg
Amarillo
We €. Cox
Mineral Wells
E. D. Henry
J. EB. Gold
Gauze
Paul Revere
Wooden Tidwell
Eetor
Eugene Worden
Rmersville
C. A. Wal+cott
D. C. Weaver
Roxton
C. A. Witkins
Waxahachie
Juan Perez
Wag Matthews
Denton
John E. Stephen
Wichita Falls
Ed Denton
Southland
FL. BR. Winnifred
W. R
Flood
Waco
Miscensinous
Barney Big Spring
Sam Barton
Stem Pendleton
Far Head
Cusp Ellington
Nacson
Gilrer
J. M. Simms
Lee Glenn
Sealey
Critoria Rank
J. W. Tregon
Beaumont
H. Taylor
Amarilo
FE. Maney
Stanford
R. Board
Ges Ches W
Ges Ches W. C. Lord, Lewishire, Mtonsmint ‘ Ville
J.B. Otara i
S. Saylor
Koy
R. Warham
Deport
J. ‘Falls
A. I. Campbell
Gipan
Good of the Order
T. A. Plodsne
Abilene
S. W. Robinson
Teague
John B. McKinney
McKinnes
JS Jumex
ST. E. Barber
Berkville
Woodman Cirelo
J. PL
KL Hanna
Kalvert
J. Wiggens
Templesworth
Brandon
Thage
Max Tu
Manion
T. FB. Newton
Thifford
Robert
J. Cobb, CO
Adams
Karl Baird
Roger Pere
Grace and Poise Promoted by Marie La Salle Booth in San Antonio
Marie La Salle Booth, aged 35 but appearing 20, lectured at the Plaza Theater in San Antonio on grace, physique, and personal charm. She urged developing grace through walking, standing, and sitting, advocated physical harmonics and music, and claimed the body renews every 11 months, allowing self remake within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie la Salle Booth
San Antonio
Plaza Theater
Booth
Jissens
Resignation Demand Shakes San Antonio School Board
The San Antonio school board faces a push to dismiss Dr. Rhodes as the district struggles with ranking shifts. Browne refused to comment, while Mrs Eastburn and Mrs Satterfield oppose the move. The board plans to vote at the next meeting after a secret Tuesday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne
Eastborn
Rhodes
C.W. Satterfield
Rhodes’ Minster
Hel Brown
C. W. Satterfield
Board of Education
Wedley
Cauvas
Aote
Byron _Eastburn
San Antonio
Baptists Open San Antonio Meeting With Reports
The San Antonio Baptist convention session lists program items and officers including chairmen and secretaries. Readings cover reports from Training School Baylor College and others, with committees on nominating, education, publicity, missions, methods and finance, and enrollment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoriem
W. GC. Brown
Honda
Eafoeeme
Devo
Tional
J. T. Salmon
Pearsall
Qur ‘Training School
J. W. Byars
Seabnary Hill
Baylor College
Mildred Gates
University
George P. Isbell
Carroll College
Helen Carroll
McAllen
Valeter Ty Davis
J. L. Ford
P. G. Simpson
W. R. Williams
San Marcos
Jay Day
Knippa
A Ingram
B. Jackson
W. B. Walker
Luling
B. Lowerr
White Cross
Jon Clutter
C. HL. Richerson
Kerrville
J. M. Bradford
Hearst Plans Four Super Power Broadcast Stations
Hearst outlines construction of four super power stations to link the nation. An estimated expenditure of at least $500000 will be required. Construction to start once locations and equipment are secured in four nominated broadcasting centers.
White Slater Ring Thought Dared a Yearn
A San Antonio police and Justice Department probe centers on a white slave ring that trafficked young women from Wagoner and Ada Oklahoma through Kansas and Missouri to Texas. Victims report coercion, money loss, and threats of arrest and disgrace as men allegedly controlled their movements and lives. Arrests near Oklahoma and San Antonio are expected to uncover further ring activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagoner
Ficher
Ada
Okie
Kansas
Kansas City
Joplin
Missouri
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Oklahomas
Sam Antonio
Department of Justice
Svhom
Okahoma
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Ollie Moore
De__ port
Supreme
San Antonio Grove
West Texas
Maggie Ryde
Northeast Texas
Cas
Magnolia
Boyston
Southeast
Bluebonnet
South Texas
Baird
Flossie Bradt
Seale
Tomday Moraine
Crecentials
E. P. Marshall
Nace Rochess
Bugo Menge
Frankston
W. SB. Brooks
Waelder
S. T. Taller
Forley Reasonover
Denieon
Wart Crowds
Orpen Baer
Homen
C. C. Scalise
Nac
Peer
John K. Strecker
Wares
eDi
C. Findley
Eh Marie la Salle Booth
Betty Baker
Ilaughter
Expert
S.A
M’crary Produce CO
Crockett 1664
Televy Pratoly
General Oil
General OH Distributor
Texas, Inc
Brady
Wivie Awake Srouresslye
Sali Hubir
Nawes
B. Webb
Mareen
Tietze
Saunders
Johnson
Edgewood
Baptists
Hearst
Link Nation
White Slater
Aer
Kuppenheimer
Wesson
Wesson Oil
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