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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1929
Page
13
A chaotic deranged sconIelike scene unfolds at Warry's party with Eddie Kerns cast from the theater into a taxi, amid tangled remarks and theatrical flurries. Queens and others swirl in a melodramatic tableau as voices accuse, romance flickers, and a shouting crowd moves toward the door as the narrative lurches toward a sensational curtain line.
A garbled reminiscence by Adolf Grasso touches on the San Antonio Medal and early telephone operations. The piece riffs on city streets, an Arter Theater, and the shift to credit information and operator use, noting high call volumes and system demands.
The Los Hidalgo Club of Mescaline High announces sixteen new inductees to its hall of fame. Among those honored are notable figures such as Cooncitla Sarda, Bib Wird Chil, Auveriin Treves, Maa Cavaaod, Maeli Boe dea and others, recognizing diverse contributions to the community and school history.
Funeral services for John Phillips, a retired engineer, were held yesterday at Hobie House. The ceremony honored his career and life, with family, friends, and colleagues attending to pay their respects.
An entry details a robbery at Pilling Station where the bandit pockets deposits totaling 11.42. The report notes the station manager and staff actions during the incident and the attempted concealment of the funds. The narrative mentions a witness and a pursuing officer as part of the investigation.
A judge recounts his school days as he frees a youth accused of speeding. He recalls guidance from teachers and cautions the boy to mend behavior, underscoring a plea for restraint rather than punishment.
Somerset fruit growers report a damaging hailstorm late Sunday striking orchards and vineyards. Officials estimate losses are concentrated around the county, with early assessments awaiting a state disaster review. Local agent Free Mary coordinates aid as farmers assess shattered crops and weather ruined yields.
Brackenridge High School swept the regional tourney with a standout one act performance directed by the drama staff. Cast members and the faculty praised the production for its staging, acting, and cohesive storytelling amid a field of strong regional rivals.
Funeral services are announced for Otto Friedrich. The ceremony honors the deceased, his father Wallter (Friedrich) and sister Mey Privdpieh, with details remaining unclear due to damaged text.
Bids are invited for the payment and paving project on two city streets. The notice names project scope, funding, and required submission details, with involved officials and local contractors identified in the plan.
A rooster and two hens were stolen from the poultry yard of Mrs. Tilie at her farm. The incident, valued at $48, was reported near the Pollarsville area, with no suspects named. Local authorities are investigating the theft.
The obituary fragment honors Mick, guardian of Robert and Kathe, loved as a faithful friend in West Park Avenue. Narratives of his steadfast loyalty, a memorial service planned for Sunday, and the community memories paint a portrait of a dependable, gentle figure who cherished animals and neighbors alike.
Two riders, one on a motorcycle and the other pedaling a bicycle, collided in a Minneapolis block near Haber Memorial. both sustained injuries. Aubrey Mark, Myerett Rowteijues, and Trent Uel were named in the report. The incident occurred in 1937 and involved local residents.
In a German language event at the university, seniors Douglas Rogland of Main Arne and J DetShong of Larckenrige received honors. The Long Worms, UT staff group, organized the dance to allow prospective students to meet current members and learn about campus life.
Lela Mae Patton to be May Queen of the annual Rose Day fete by the City Club of Prackenring at the school and home of the Taewity. entertainment featured with program in charge of Tendie Wibhard, Pairr Hineard and Tris Phin.
War veterans of foreign birth gain privilege to obtain citizenship papers through service in the World War. The veteran must file formal applications, usually five years’ U S residence required, and is exempt from certain fees. Applications should be made to the county clerk or district director of naturalization.
Brackenridge battalion of Re OT with escort held a two day camp at Law Warnecke Gateitary. Contests of conoring awhiming and dancing formed the main diversions under chaperons Mrs J Fi Crewe Miss Katherine Crews Miss Edith Fox Miss Nimena Wotane Mad and B Neils.
Col. W. B. Welsh directs a major fort upgrade at Fort Sam Houston with new barracks and construction. Hedge lines and shrubbery along Salado Creek are being planted as part of beautification and camouflage work. New concrete roads are laid to improve access, while Ninth Infantry barracks and Second Division headquarters near the post are under completion.
Three children were struck by cars in San Antonio Monday night and taken to Green Memorial Hospital. Jack Wall, 14, was hit at Fairplay and Pesa streets, Hazel Smith, 7, crossed at Commerce and St Mary's with her mother, and Carastite Zepeda, 10, was struck at Camron and Elmira streets.
Mrs Mae Gilbert aged 45 of 400 Taeksee street sustained a fractured jaw and other injuries when the automobile she rode in overturned three times on the Wayne pond road. Driver Jacksford remained at the scene awaiting police. Five other occupants also received injuries. all names withheld. Mrs Gilbert was transported to Robert B Green Hospital for treatment.
Winter visitors from the region are invited to the campus for a tourists' dance. The event is scheduled for the campus hall with entertainment and refreshments.
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