Peavey Bride to Be Wed in May Ceremony
Mrs. Arthur J. Peavey Jr. will marry Sen Waylann Brooke in ceremonies May 8. Mrs. Peavey is the daughter of the late Sen John Thomas of Waho. Due to Senator Thomas’s death only immediate family will attend.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1946
Page
14
Mrs. Arthur J. Peavey Jr. will marry Sen Waylann Brooke in ceremonies May 8. Mrs. Peavey is the daughter of the late Sen John Thomas of Waho. Due to Senator Thomas’s death only immediate family will attend.
A Slick Airways petition circulated among employees to urge the federal government to release Alamo airport to the city immediately. About 80 percent of workers are veterans and the city cannot finalize a contract due to government hold on the field. The drive mirrors a prior effort to take Stinson field, led by J. T. Cannon, who cited about 200 veterans dependent on city control. Both fields were leased to the government during the war.
I J Carter of 1523 G Street was sentenced to 60 days in jail after pleading guilty to driving a car without the owner's permission. The owner and witness in County Court at Law No 1 was Theodore Thomas of 1734 West Laurel Street.
Mrs. Carolina Hass 71 died Sunday at 216 Rehman Street and was buried Tuesday in Roselawn Park after services at Riebe funeral home led by Rev. A L Wolff.
J J Parker president of the San Antonio Restaurant association announced that from now on diners in San Antonio must request additional bread or rolls when eating in local restaurants. He said restaurant men support the Emergency Famine committee program through the department of agriculture and that bakery and flour supplies have been cut by twenty five percent.
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