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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1928
Page
8
A fragment reports a meeting of The Chew Chow fraternity at the home of Wi Tam Jones at Stimin glee Tuesday evening. It notes attendance by Mrs W T Beard and references to recent events and a poem-like line. The text is garbled with OCR errors and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
In Los Angeles on April 24 Judge Ray Schaner heard Neva Urennon claim divorce from Robert Decnyon after nine years of marriage alleging she never attended a theater show. She said he would not allow anyone else to rule her and sought dissolution of the marriage.
Clara C. Pancoast hosts a lively New Orleans house party with guests including Walter Nolte and Mrs. Walter Nolte. Attendees from New York, Philadelphia, and San Antonio attend, with table settings of jewelry and roses. Lieutenant and Mrs. E. Alessier Will depart for New York then Dastal Obie, and others plan visits, teas, and receptions at various homes.
San Antonio girl Dorothy Bell Newton will give a piano recital at 8 o clock Wednesday evening in the Lady of the Lake college auditorium. She is the daughter of C. M. Linney of Victoria and granddaughter of John J. Green, noted Southwest physician.
A 76 year old man was struck by an engine on a streetcar line in Cerellos street Tuesday morning. He was taken to Mobert Green hospital conscious with a possible skull fracture. Garcia said he did not hear the locomotive approaching until the impact.
In New York on April 24, a tenement fire in the Williamsburg area of Brooklyn killed two sisters. Annie Stellani, 22, jumped from a third floor window and was fatally impaled on a fence. Eleanor Stellani, 14, leaped from a rear window and died after hospital arrival.
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