Society Calendar Officers entertain in formal at Camp Travis
In Society pages events are listed with a 9 oclock dance at Camp Travis Avenue Fort Tenth Street and a luncheon at 1 oclock on Friday April 22 at the St Anthony Hotel. Mrs G G Wright Jr hosts at her home with Mrs Ha Dela Wright and Miss Alice Nichol of Dallas. T G Mazes will entertain with supper at their quarters. Texas Historian and Landmarks Assoc will host a reception and dance Friday afternoon on Street Elizabet, with Mrs Cornelius ONeill and Mrs Mattie Ditimar in charge of refreshments. A large social week follows with various entertainments across the area including convalescent visits and charity teas.
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Teeltth Stree
Wajesty
St Anthony Matel
G. G. Wright Jr
Ha-Dela Wright
Alice Nichol Ren
Dall
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Fort Sam Houston
Fase
Herbert Staydee Glarkeau
Marshall i Tala
West Crain
Gueets
Thomas School
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Sicseus
Martin Stet
Mise Mande Skisner
Woodsie
Tiss
Tiss Returned To Her Hom
Amithie Grayex
Tawrence Mead
Fiesta time police plan traffic control and patrols
Chief Muzeoy announced Fiesta preparations with Lt Milter supervising traffic rules. Officers will work twelve hour shifts, patrolling downtown to manage crowds, parades, and vehicle flow. Police expect dense downtown crowds and street closures at night to ensure orderly processions.
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Milter
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Bailey Speeches Plan Multiple Texas Campaign Stops
Former Senator Joseph We Bailey will tour eight Southwest Texas towns over four days to support Lee's principal advice. Speakers include Tailge Don A Bliss in Pearl Saturday at 2 p.m. West at Unido Streeting, Bel p. ww, and Yaneer Saturday night. Ed Re Kone in Navdera Saturday at 2 p.m.. Comfort Monday at 8 p.m.. Center Moine Tuesday at 1 p.m.. and Renedy Thursday. Bailey campaign offices in rural counties east of the Colorado River and west of the Rio Grande coordinate events from San Antonio headquarters.
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Lee’ Princip Advicavas
Joseph We Bailey
Texas
Reilor
San Antonio
Supckers
Tailge Don A. Bliss
Peareall
Unido Streeting
Bel P
Yaneer
S$ Ocuck
Ed Re Kone
Navdera
San Antonia
BANK CLOSES DOORS IN CITY AFTER SHOCK BANK FAILURE
The American National Bank of this city, with deposits around $1.71 million, closed yesterday. Its assets and liabilities were taken over by the Exchange National Bank, which may face insolvency liabilities. Unofficial word blamed laxity in working with assets for the bank’s shaky condition. The American National was operated years ago by J. W. McNeal and Associates and had previously absorbed Citizens State Bank of the city.
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American National Bank
Yesterda
Exchange National Bank
J. W. McNeak
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Citizens State Bank
Bishop Capers Tells Rotary About Father
Bishop Capers addressed Rotary members and guests on ethics and the prodigal son parable. He urged practical self improvement, highlighted community value, and emphasized royal standards of living while noting health and sanitation rules for camp vendors. New members Walter Schnellle and others joined the club. James C. Tinwie spoke on rail connections and sanitary requirements for fruit sellers across the camp area.
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Rotary
Bis
Neagean
Nidney EB. Cornelius
Chamber of Commerce
Stout
Hedoyen
A. S. Akerori
Qehes
Don Yates
E. J. Porch
Willian Winerich
James C. Tinwie
San Venito
Téa Grane
San Antonio
Valles Pointy
Brleflr
Plu A Bae
Steen seeks appeal on death sentence in Albérl Cips murder case
Steen, convicted of murder in the killing of Albérl T. Cips and sentenced to death, had his motion for rehearing denied by the judge on Friday noon. Notice of appeal to the court of edition and appeals was filed. A new trial was not argued but briefed and submitted. Steen was brought to court at 1180 hotel work and after an hour's presentation was returned to jail.
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Doha
Albérl ‘T. 'Cips
Wudee Audese
Ediuhitel Ane
Stean
Otelork
Gail
Blue Bloods and Red Bloods in Pepto Mangan Ad Claims
A nostalgic ad promotes Pepto Mangan as a cure for anemia and low blood vitality. It touts blue bloods versus red bloods, claims the product restores red vitality, and urges buyers to insist on the brand name Gude's on the package for authenticity.
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