Thursday Music Week Brings Local Artists To St Anthony Club
The Floresville Afuciea Club and San Antonio Musical Club celebrate with a Thursday music program at St Anthony. Reservations to Mrs Charles Ade or Mrs Walter Gigfiate. Timely Topics Club luncheon at 12 30 at the Menger Hotel with chairwoman Eleanor Herff Johnson and speaker Miss Ellen J Schultz on Texas Wildflowers.
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Floresville
San. Antonio
Charles Ade
Woodlawn
Walter Gigfiate
Pringles
Menger
Mars
Eleanor Herff Johnson
Ellen J. Schultz
Texas Wildflowers
Reger
Women’s clubs hear talks on missionary work and home missions
A late 1920s women’s club meeting at the Methodist or Presbyterian circle featured Mrs. E Jenner, Mrs. A Wenkler, and Mrs. Eugene Holmgreen. Speakers described the International Institute’s work, Congregational Home Missions, and local church outreach. Charles Avila sang, with Mexican guest artists and a vocal solo.
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City Street
Turner
E. Jenner
Woman's Club
van Fiter
Presbyterian Cburch
Mongay
Guyy
Internationel Institute
Brie Welegie
A. Wenkler
Hugene. Holmgreen
Walls
Officers to Hold Medina Lake Camp by Opagers
About 75 officers from all Texan parts of the 357th Infantry, 50th Division, will attend a contact camp at Porter Loring’s forge on Medina Lake in San Antonio Saturday and Sunday. Reservations number 57. The program features military lectures, pistol shooting, swimming, fishing, and entertainment by Walter Dunham. Commanders and officers lead the event to stay current with modern warfare and strengthen regimental ties. similar camps are planned nationwide.
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Texan
357Th Infantry
San Antonio
Porter Loring
Walter Dunham
F.crecelius
John Is. Weber
Toxeh
Vo A
Forty and Eight president to visit San Antonio tour
R D Turner national president of the Forty and Eight arrives in San Antonio from Indianapolis for a weekend tour. He will tour local units Friday and be hosted by the Three Hundred and Twenty seventh Infantry contact camp at Meding Lake. Major Johnny Weber presides over The Worthy and Right, an independent American Legion group.
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R.D. Turner
San’ Antonlo
Turner
Indianapolis
Lurner
Ninetieth
Meding Lake
American Legion
Sto
Johnny Weber
Denver Brings Down Vice Rings in Coordinated Raids
Mayor Stapleton led a citizen driven crackdown on vice, coordinating raids by 14 police, 3 sergeants, FBI agents, and American Legion members. Seventy five locations were raided at 6:30 pm after a Good Friday call to restore order. Over 200 people were detained, with about 100 held for transport to jail.
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James. R. Nourse
Stapleton
Seventeenth Avenue
American Legion Tien
Federal Prohibition
Election of Wetal Trades Delegates to Elect Officers
Delegates gathered for the Wetal Trades assemble at Owillamar to elect officers. The program featured talks on safety in business, general industry, and ship policy. Notables included C. We Miller, George B. Cocker, and W. B. Dani who praised Coolidge and criticized Senate rules. Mayor Tobin welcomed attendees as U S Parkett spoke on San Antonio freight advantages.
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Owillamar Atithe
Addré
Birmingham
W. B. Dani
Atlanta
Coolridge
Senate
Tobin
B. ¥. Billington
Meridian
Miss
San Antonio
U.s.pawkett
Hugh McLellan
Central Christian Church
State of
Texas
Cuba Pledges Lasting Friendship To United States
President-elect Machado of Cuba pledged enduring friendship to the United States at a dinner hosted by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce. He recalled American help in Cuba’s freedom and noted English is now taught in Cuban public schools.
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Cuba
U. S
New York
United States
Serarda-Macuade
National Automobile ‘Chamber of Compaerce
Machado
Suba
Despondent Man Eats Pins and Razor Blades Incident
Despondent John Wentz, 66, attempted suicide by eating razor blades and a safety pin in Denver on April 29. He was found in critical condition with mouth and throat injured. doctors removed the items and expect recovery.
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Universal Service
Denver
John
Wentz
General Hospital
Car Stripper Takes Tire Rim and Wheel
J B McGoldrich reports a garage entry by pass key at 501 Chupaderas street. The thief stole a tire and wheel, leaving the rim on the ground and taking the entire wheel assembly. The sheriff's office was notified on Wednesday.
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Sheriff's Office
J. B. McGoldrich
Chupaderas Street
Fourteen Sentenced to Huntsville from Bexar Jail
Fourteen men and women, largest offset transfer, left Bexar county jail Wednesday for Huntsville to begin state penitentiary terms. Barrie Kinneybrew, the only woman, receives two years for forgery. Augustus Saunders gets twenty years for killing his wife. Ememensio Machado ten years for attacking a girl. Detachment led by guard Bue Russell.
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Bexar County
Huntsville
Bexar
Barrie Kinneybrew
Ninetyfourth
Augustus Saunders
Geraldine
Ememensio Machado
Belipe Lawrence
Alphonso Semmet Jann
Jack Me'Pague
Jose de le Garan
Jack Fests
Victor Leaneise
Richard Herris
William Carter
Pablo Brectines
Jose Moreno
Antonio Gonzales
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Catholic
Woman's Aspociath
Womrdn’s Club
Dar Pen ‘Fat 12 Et In
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Medina Lake
BSS
Randma
Drugatste
Dickes
Woern
Brunswick Orchestra
the Prince of Wails
Cotton Pickers
Brunswick Records
Tome
Jimtown
Walltz
Heidelberg
Carl Fenton
Joseph Green
Jacksonville Gal
Mishawaka Blues
Beonié Krueger
Oriole Orchestra
Ray Miller
Bis
Monterey
Jimtown Bines
Prince of Wales
Florida
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Houston Street
Bell Jewelry Company
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Southern Pacific
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San Antonio & Aransas Pass
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Newton & Weller
White Mountain
Red Streak Electric Stoves
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