Ardeth and Ken in a Tarnished Fashion Tale
Ardeth resents changes at home as Neil and Aunt Steadd clash over her future. Ken Giles arrives, admired by Cecile Durke and Parker, and Ardeth falls for him while Cecile’s sister watches. A tacit engagement, parental pressure, scandal sheets, and a hotel confrontation drive a tense love triangle toward a fateful choice.
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Argeth
Steadd Courin Betts
Plemisor
Ardeth
Neil Burratty
Kem Giles Am
Abe
Cecile Durke
Ao Eledy Piri
Deaurtie Parker
Cecile
Deanette
Aredih
Ken
Lott
Desnete
Hen
Neil
Stela
Acta
Arteth
How
Ope
Ella Ber
Cycile
Story continues as Ken confronts Ardeth and Cecile
In chapter XXXVI Ken and Ardeth confront a changed Cecile in the Smokerie shop. Ardeth reveals Cecile’s role in bringing Ken home, while Ardeth struggles to steady his mind and hold back his feelings as Cecile’s artificial glitter fades before the stark truth.
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Ken
Sundar
Tom
Cecile
And I Remember When- Farrier to San Antonio
The memoir recalls a youth working as a carrier to the post office in San Antonio. The author, Tom Watzlavzick, describes early jobs on Soledad Street, delivering mail from a wire-rig and tobacco store, and a daily routine that made him feel important as business people awaited him. He notes a 4 system of teller carriers later installed.
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Tom Watzlavzick
San Antonio
Postoffice
Pinza Theater
Stanida
Sim Hart
Hive wWire-rigar
Soledad Street
National Bank of Commerce
San Antoniona
Hart
Guele Sant
Five Chosen for Umpire Duty at Fort Sam May 5
Five officers and non commissioned personnel are assigned to Fort Sam Houston May 5 for temporary umpire duty in the Eighth Communications area. Col. Ernest E. B. Haskell arrives from Clalaing City to lead the group. Maj. William Tomakina from Bitters draws Fort Mclntosh Laredo. Mas. John B. Couthier from Fort Bijes joins, Maj. Jamra St. Tinles from Houston, and Maj. Say C. Rutherturl from Abilene round out the contingent.
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Pice Uthicere
Fort Sam Honsdon
Ernest EB. Haskell
Clalaing City
Willian ¥. Tomakina
Rim Houston
Aml
Say C. Rutherturl
Abilene
Four Main Avenue High Students Win Essay Prizes
Four Main Avenue High School students won top and second prizes in a statewide essay contest by the American Chemical Society. J. A. Nash and Edward Syers earned first prizes of 20 gold pieces to represent Texas in New York City. Alive North and Jeannette Cheswr received second prizes, with merit certificates and chemistry books.
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Atepve High School
Lye
Elosar
American Chemical Societ
J. A. Nash
Edward Syers
Texas
New York City
Alive North
Jeannette Cheswr
Nash'a Vesny
Syera
Holuligu
National Defense
North
Mira Chesser
Matvig Thia
Main Avenue
Harry Fe Weiser
Mice Institute
American Chemical Society
Alice North
Jeanette Chesser
J. D. Nash
New York
Brackenridge High Selects Five Girls for School Float
Five Brackenridge high school girls were chosen to ride the school float on April 55. Selected by a student vote, the contestants are Dorothy Rogers Martha Shelby Anna Tex Warren Dina Upswoot and Dean Mar.
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Brackenridge High School
Dorothy Rogers
Martha Shelby
Anna Tex Warren
Dina Upswoot
Dean Mar
San Antonio Junior Chamber Backs Bond Issue
Directors of the San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce endorsed a bond issue Monday night to fund a sports program and a planned municipal stadium for annexed suburbs. Only two directors dissented as officials argued the measure serves public welfare and city growth without raising taxes.
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San Antonio
Yilanned
Auturis
Ilireetors
Southwell
Houston
Dallas
New Summer Styles Show Detachable Skirt Tennis Outfit
Two new summer fashions shown: a tennis costume featuring a detachable skirt over shorts and a Mowered frock in carton crepe with a crimson and green floral motif.
San Antonians Hurt in Dual Minor Collisions
Two San Antonians sustained light injuries after a cup riding incident on Mex Norma Reuter 1017 Mente boulevard. The crash at Cherry and Delaware streets involved F W Kesler and another rider. no other occupants suffered injuries. A second minor collision at Viela and Calovurns streets left Trdro Thorra of 218 Elsha street injured returning a weapon.
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Norma Reuter
Mente! Boulevard
F. W
Kesler
Cherry
Delaware
Trdro Thorra
Elsha Street
Viela
Calovurns
Staff Chosen to Edit First Student Book
Finglish high school announces the first student book editorial team led by Miry Ole Strate ton, with Jack McDellon and Lillian Stedly as editors. The 1980 annual staff lists Fila Watts, Melya Kaplan, Phrilis Wegner, Thomas Johnson, Berne Weininger, Leonard Frank, Ann Marfied, Elizabeth Campbell, Gothelabn, and Helen Brasael among editors.
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Brackenridge High School
Finglish
Miry Ole Strateton
English Huot Society
Jack McDellon
the Times
LAS
Appninind
Lillian Stedly
Triami
Fila Watts
Melya Kaplan
Phrilis Wegner
Thomas Johnson
Bermine Weininger
Toe Fotine
Leonard Frank
Ann Marfied Flizabrih Camithera
Gthelabn
Helen Brasael
Letter Takes Longest Route to Helotes Home
A letter traveling a remarkable, world long route arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rot, Helotes, Texas. It was mailed March 30 from San Vanto, Brazil, with a carelessly tracked route via Bras. The airsong is titled NYRBA apren.
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Mik
Rot Uarhum
Helotes
Vexas
Marely
San Vanto
Brazil
Bras
Nine Mexicans Deported in Besar County Case
Nine Mexicans were held in Besar county jail after pleading guilty to immigration violations. Each received 50 days in jail and fines. Targets included Emiliano Macias, Sibion Torres, Teronards, Francisco Callipos, Jesus Ramirez, Remulfo Carrizatez, Fidel Ramirez, Nicanor Ramirez, and Migninte Mantupane.
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Besar
Judes
Dial West
United States Couri
ATI
Anlar
Suse Ne Foeir
Eenevices
Epi
Emiliano Macias
Sibion ‘Torres
Teronards
Francisco Callipos
Jesus Remirez
Remulfo Carrizatez
Fituiu Aml Nicaner Ramirez
Migninte Mantupane
Literary Society Welcomes Fourteen New Members
Fourteen new members were cited into the Athasnte Literary Society at Main Avenue High School. Names include Ruth Hobbs Helen Keaton Evelin Glasbergene Avtar MIT Teatler Catherine Richey Yvonne Young Marjorie Kane Retin Masterson Tele Cowiq Sharmitte Tiatgennins Elelen Rose Campton Carherior Zoeller.
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Ree Cite
Athasnte
Age City of
Main Avenue
Tusaday
Alive North
Ruth Hobbs
Helen Keaton
Evelin
Glasbergene
Avtar
MIT
New Army Maneuvers Explore Tear Gas and Air Support
The Eighth Corps announces joint maneuvers southwest of San Antonio from May 7 to 17 to test new methods from world war experience. Tear gas and smoke candles will be used with plans for air and ground communications, observation and attack planes, and a 1500 mile radius radio set mounted on a track.
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Nucera River
San Antonio
Eighth Corps
Gal
Alvin C. Voris
Presbyterians Prepare Beeville Meeting
San Antonio presbytery ministers and elders depart for Beeville to attend the spring meeting beginning Tuesday and continuing through Thursday. Attending San Antonio pastors include Reverends T. E. B. Selfrigid, P. B. Hill, Herter Greer, Francis Davis, Paul G. Van Dyke, Bal, Arthie V. Read, H. P. Bates and A. M. Perkins editor of the San Antonio Church World.
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San. Antonio
Sonny Lasmen
Beevilla
Thursills
San Antonio
T. EB. Selfridge
P. B. Hill
Herter Greer
Francis Davis
Paul G. van Dyke
Bal
Arthie V. Read
H. P. Bates
A. M. Perkins
The
San Anthoio
Classifieds Excerpt Anonymously Explores Listings
Fragmentary OCR reads like a classified notes section with partial phrases and references to listings. It mentions selling and reading classifications with scattered terms and names, but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
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Neil Resents
VOL
Cecily
Shea
Skippy
Percy L. Crosby
Percy I Crosby
King Peapurer
Bistain Zighia
Dee
Fort Sam
Junior C. Ofc
Favorg Bond
Dave
S. A
Inter
Beret
Literary Society
Herder Poste
Beeville
Ernigg
Business Ouroma
Wien
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