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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1932

Page

8

Special Food Show at Fiesta Throne in San Antonio

The Light hosts a free food show on Tuesday afternoon April 16 at the St Anthony hotel root garden for homemakers. Free samples and exhibits include Del Monte coffee Lux soap Imperial sugar and Kellogg products. Organist Earl Abel features novelty numbers with his daughter Jane Torgeine. Kellogg home economist Ms Winefred Loggans and Mrs W B Shelton demonstrate recipes and food ideas. Free Orange Crush Supreme Salad wafers and Del Monte coffee to attendees. Cash prize contests by the newspaper planned for the near future. Starts 2 PM, hall opens 11 AM, early arrivals entertained with free recipe programs.

Mildred Kitchen Festa RKO Majestic Theater Abel Jane Torgeine Winefred B Loggans Kellogg Company W B Shelton Us Sgain del Monte Best Foods Dairyland Kellogg del Monte Foods Galinet Medina Foods Richelieu Foods Underwood Sunshine Plimentos Luxorp National Gamers’ Association Errotkin Furniture Store Copeland Winerich Motor Company Phileas Hauser Coral Srew

Negro Prize Play to Close San Antonio Season

The Negro Prize Play In Abraham's Bosom by Paul Greet, winner of the 1927 Pulitzer, closes the current San Antonio Negro Wire season on March 16 at the municipal auditorium. A 44-member cast with eight voices in chorus will perform interspersed with Negro spirituals, directed by J. W. Hemmingy who will portray Adraham.

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Elephant Leaves Farm for Circus

The elephant Rubber, known as Rubbeo, leaves the farm to join a circus tour. After spending winter in the Southwest, the animal will pull a wagon and promote San Antonio. The show dates begin after the harvest, with Rubber returning once the season ends.

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Screen Comedian Files for Divorce

A screen comedian filed for divorce from a former actress who had previously disappeared. The couple’s dispute centers on unresolved claims and custody questions as they move through the court system.

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Goldman Re elected as president in Washington meeting

Farin Frinko Goldman of York was unanimously reelected president of the American ill Rasersaliin in Washington. The event occurred on April 15 with strong backing from attendees, reinforcing leadership continuity and organizational support for its programs and goals.

Goldman Washington, D.C Farin Frinko Goldman York

Sweetheart contest at American Legion slated for Corpus Christi

Miss Louise Leonard leads post 2候 in a 15-candidate Sweetheart contest tied to a membership drive. Finalists include Miss Betty Justilian, Marion Presnale, and Dorothy Man. Corpus Christi winner to travel to Portland for national American Legion event where the title may be awarded. Awards cover attire and chaperone costs while regalia is furnished.

Betty Justillan Louise Leonard Army Post Alamo Post No. 2 American Legion Betty Justilian American Legion Post Sweetheard” Conteel Louise. Leonard Retty Justilian Marion Presnale Disabled War Veterans of América Dorothy Man Miles Leonard Miss Justilan State Department Corpus Christi National American Legion Portland Ore Sweetheart of the Legion Mist Verxas Inelides Jack R. Burke Dixon W. DB. Gill Oscar Florey Joan L. Fitzgibbons Pam Curis Frank H. Bushick Jr H. P. Beastly Maj J. Cohee Tomita ‘Tompkins John H

Retail furniture men gather for Texas association convention

About three hundred furniture dealers from across Texas convene at the Gunter hotel in San Antonio for the Retail Furniture Association of Texas meeting. The event features speeches by state officials, sales program discussions with utilities, and industry displays plus a Monday dinner and Tuesday president’s dinner on the hotel roof.

Bah Amoulo Retail Furniture Association of Texas Gunter Hotel A. E. Dill San Antonio Ilion T. Jones Madison Square Presbyterian Church A. M. Chayahers J. H .King James FR. Davis Roscoe Rau National Retail Furniture Association Julius Rosenfeld Ot Carnett Bluffs National Association Gunter Surniture Wenty M.P. Etrickland G. A. Stowers Furniture Company A. J. Walser N. H. King Jake Karotkin M. P. Strickland L. P. Peck Roy James Howard Johnson LA. Walker N. ‘Ls Praner

Identity of Arrested Woman in Jewel Robbery Mystery

New York news reports an arraignment tied to a $300,000 jewel theft from H. Glemby’s home. Detectives suspect the attractive young woman known as Polly is posing under a false name and may be the wife of a wealthy New Yorker, with her identity not disclosed.

New York Helen Smith H. ©. Glemby Beautician Polly

Larvae in Water Blamed for Illness in Ventura

Ventura April 146 US Larvae of the Midas fly blamed for illness affecting nearly 1000 residents of Santa Pane. Health officer Dr J A King said tests found larvae in water samples from hydrants sourced directly from Santa Paula creek as victims improve.

Ventura Calif Midas Dis Consort Santa Pane J. A. King Venturez County Santa Paula Creek

Idaho Engineer Dies of Illness

Twin Falls Idaho April 16 USi Paul 8 A Bickel a designer of Twin Falls North and Switch Irrigation projects died after a long illness. He also designed Milner Dam in southern Idaho and helped plan the Shoshone Gooding irrigation system. The report notes his long career and influential works in regional water projects.

Twin Falls Idaho Usi Paul A. Bickel Bickel Milner Devel Nped Czechoslovakia Sith Mia Ranal

Daughters of Union Vets Convene in Texas Plaza Hotel

Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War plan their third Texas convention session at the Plaza Hotel. The event includes a Monday credentialing meeting, luncheons, a 2 PM business session, an army band reception, and a Tuesday election and officer installation led by Mrs. Ida M. Pippel with aides Mrs. Blones Delano and Planzgan.

Daughters of Union Veterans of the Tenpartment of Texas Plaza Hotel Department Sarah E. Fox Luncreons Pliga Ong O. J. Cohee Girl Scouts of St. Mark's Episcopel Church Pannie'dirrot Touston Daughters of Union Veterans Department of Ida M. Marfi Grand Army of the Republic Ths John Shearer Shearer Vivian Palmer Celia P. Edwards Women's Relief Corps Nenes Robitsch D. & Stap- Jeyelele Eden

Metropolitan Sells Opera Seats With Price Cuts

The Metropolitan Opera announced price reductions for the 1892 season to sustain performances amid financial strains. Subscribers and the box office will see cheaper rates on orchestra and box seats, with a proportional decrease for other seating, as officials seek to secure continuation of opera.

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Masters Blubbers Convention Heads to San Antonio

More than 100 members of the Texas Master Blubbers Contractors association head to San Antonio for a two day state convention. R G Thorn national director and convention chairman says the group meets at the Bluebonnet hotel Monday morning. Wives attend a Plaza hotel function then join for a barbecue at Southern Company plant.

Texas Contractors’ Association San Antonio R. G. Thorn Therganization Bluebonnet Hotel W. H. Warren Batata J. M. Voga GC. M. Chambers Joseph Netzer Laredo Harry Wharton Southern Bompany Plaza Hotel R.L. Edwards Pittsburg Woll's Inn Fredericksburg A. J Monitrix

Veteran to return retired pay amid congressional testimony

Washington April 16. William Wall Smith general counsel for the Veterans Administration, earning 0000 a year, promised to stop drawing 187.50 monthly compensation as a retired World War emergency officer. Smith, who served 13 days in the army in Washington, plans to return 5860 already received as retirement pay, citing spending. He appeared before the House Military Manners Committee chaired by Rep Binford of Texas to discuss delaying retirement pay for federal job holders drawing gold salaries. The emergency officers retirement act, passed over Coolidge, classed some government officials as disabled and entitled them to retired pay.

Wey Washington, D. C INS William Wall Smith Veterans’ Administration House Military Siinirs Smith Washington Veterans Bureau Treasury Bil Representative Binnton Texas Federsl President Coolidge Congress Tle

Japanese German fliers reach New York

Japanese aviator Hoshiwara and Captain Friedrich Christiansen of the DO X arrived in New York aboard the Hamburg-Amerika liner Albert Ballin. They plan a solo flight from San Francisco to Tokyo and were welcomed on April 16.

New -York Sell Hoshiwara San Francisco Tokyo Friedrich Christiansen Albert: Ballin

Bishop Cannon Questions Prohibition Vote in Byrd Plan Debate

In Richmond Bishop James Cannon Jr of the M. Z. Church South challenged the Byrd proposal to give voters a popular vote on prohibition. He argued the amendment should not single out prohibition and urged parties not to tie platform planks to such issues, fearing it could bind senators and representatives to a nonpartisan question.

Cannon Richmond Byrd Congress James Cannon Jr M. Z. Church South

Officer Dead in ADU Shooting in St Louis

One policeman was killed and two other officers were wounded in St Louis after a suspect was shot and captured. Patrolman George W. Schrameyer died, sergeant Walter Archibald and Patrolman Gu ... Carter were wounded. The suspect, Tucker, was pursued and shot six times after an attempt to arrest him for firing a revolver.

St, Louis George W. Schrameyer Walter Archibald Guybert Carter Cears Tucker

Four Prisoners Injured in Inmate Fight at Dallas Jail

Four prisoners were injured in a midnight knife attack inside Dallas city jail. Victims Ry Archer AM James and Alcott Davie were stabbed by former convict FC Smith after a quarrel with others. All injured were treated at emergency hospital and later placed in solitary confinement.

Ry Archer AM. James Alcutt Davie FC Smith Sflec Otter Sith Con Pena

Mine Wage Scale Parley Ends Without Agreement

Apr 16. The wage scale conference between mine operators and the miners unions failed here this afternoon. The conference adjourned sine die without reaching any agreement. This means the work stoppage begun when the old wage scale expired March 31 will continue indefinitely.

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Obituary notices for Frant Elmerick and others

Obituary items announce the deaths of Frant Elmerick of SIT Aransas Avenue aged 83, and several other residents including Annie Zork and Flora C. Dial. Services listed at St Joseph's Church and Beth Et'l, with survivors named across San Antonio, Indianapolis, Denver, and Globe Arizona. Burial details note Fernando cemetery and Uvalde service, with multiple surviving children and siblings.

Elmerick Sit Aransas Avenue Onlin St. Joseph's Catholic Church Fathes Pla Schoetzer Ban Fernando Cemetery Sur Vivors Hos Elmerick San Antonio Joe Rupert Elmerick Indianapolis Flora C. Dial Delaware Street Gastroville D. Maxwell Greeley Colo OR. OB. Israel Godfrey Dial Denison Grover Dial Globe, Ariz Burt Disi San Antonia Misa Annie Zork San Pedro Avenue Juin Jovph Ralph Zork Heabbi Ephraim Frisch Beth Et' Cunetesy

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