Mary in Conflict Over Steve And Calvert’s Alleged Return
In Chapter XXXVII Mary walks beside Calvert amid inner turmoil. Bill Kent presses honor code and vows to fight for her happiness without exposing Steve. Mary weighs truth against loyalty as family tensions flare and she plans difficult choices in a tense, conflicted scene.
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Roli
Steve
Orcifes
Erdtre
Landers
Mary
Sotenea
Mars
Bleve
Alara
Bolizen Calvert
Nice
Caplain
Calvert
Likalle
Abe
Sid
Misa
Kennedy
Foster
Earthronic
Eilera
Lim
Bill Cutrere
Jon
Hilton
Slater
Vileen
Lee
Eileen
Bill Valvert
Turn Off Your Tempers and Keep Cool
A fragmented advisory piece discusses temper control and personal conduct with quips from a Dr. King figure. It warns against overreaction during hot days, suggests avoiding rash actions like prying into others notes, and hints at social pitfalls of misdirected anger. The tone mimics a periodical health column.
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Klog
Bren Ie Ogee
Eve
Orca
Dean Fantaglic
Dr. King
Tn Shore
Saga Dr. King
Algory Wall
Arlille
Obeli
Power Man Addresses Guadelupe River Barbecue
About 750 people gathered at a sixth annual barbecue along the Guadalupe River near Comfort on Sunday. E W Franke of Central Power and Light urged residents to support poultry farming and cutting costs. Hiram Franke Company and Kuettner of Comfort Antchery contributed as organizers.
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Guatelupe
Comfort
San Antoniana
E.W. Franke
Central Power
TMNT
Hiram Prenke
Romfork
Aloo
Kuettner
Romfirt
WRG One Gem ‘Ven
Barbecos
Lantern Parade Friday Night To Feature City Play
The annual Lantern Parade, sponsored by the recreation department, will be Friday night in the city. Miss Macy Wilson announces a grandchild recital for the event with children from city parks participating. Lanterns themed as boats, flowers, birth, and moonlight scenes will be entered in contests with prizes for most abundant lanterns, best technique, and most attractive designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Department
Macy Wilson
Furlong Asked to Exhibit Pictures on Mexico Highway
William Furlong, chair of the Vishay department of the chamber of rommatrie, was invited in Washington to exhibit photos from his trip along the new Mexico City to border highway. The request came from BW Tamer of the US Bureau of Public Roan highway division, who arranged the trip and set September 1 as exhibit day.
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William Furlong
Vishay Department
Chamber of Rommatrie
Washington, D. C
Metinn Ani
Mexico City
BW Tamer
Division of
Charge Filed in Car Wagon Crash Near Culebra Road
A county charge filed Monday names Walleoo Potter as the driver in a car wagon crash on the Culebra road nine miles from the city. The complaint says he drove his automobile with passengers and pulled the wagon, causing the wagon to break and the contents to scatter. no injuries were reported. John Taughan of 1112 Capital Avenue is cited in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walleoo
Improvements at Camp Completed at Gani Tullis Camp
Improvements at the Gani Tullis training camp have been completed at an estimated cost of 17,000. Additions include a Wilicmury building, dance pavilion and hostess house, headquarters building, three compounds, tent doors and frames, reinforced roof, sewer lines, and roads. Work began in August 1990 and finished this year by the G.S07. G.
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Gani Tullis
Wilicmury
Army contracts feed supply from Mueller-Hirber Grain
U S Army contracts totaling 30000 dollars for feed with Captain George H Harrell QM directing purchases at Fort Sam Houston. Mueller-Hirber Grain Co receives 1737 tons of mixed feed for camps in the Eighth Corps area. Allocations include 4000 pounds of bisque product, 22200 pounds of Wan ant RS2S0KT, 2000 pounds of Museed meal, 200800 pounds of nuts and five tons of wlfnifa buy.
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George H. Harrell
Fort Sam Wouston
Mueller-Hirber Grain Company
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Wonston
Wan Ant
Port Crockett
Guard Objects to Playfulness Life Award
Tenry Meyers of 224 Taine Street testifies in Corporation Court on Monday about Seco Simon of 410 Berk al tre Avenue charged with disturbing the peace. The lifeguard allegedly pushed by Simon was involved at Bracken Ridge Park. Judge A L Matlock dismissed the case as faulty.
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Tenry Meyers
Taine Street
Meyers
Corporation Court
Seco Simon
Lberkalttre Avenue
Brackenridge Park
St Cecilia Parish Festival Planned at South Iris Street
A parish festival at St. Cecilia’s church located at 2121 South Iris Street is set for Tuesday from 3 to 11 pm under the auspices of the parish’s various church groups. Local organizers urge parishioners and neighbors to attend and participate in the event.
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St. Cecilia Parish
St. Cecilia's Parioh
Iresa Street
Bus Measure Advances as Commission Delays Final Decision
The city commission again postponed action on a bus ordinance. San Antonio Public Service proposes changes to routing of 18 lines and freight service permits. A study by City Attorney OC fr. Qrin aims to determine public benefit before approving altered schedules. The company seeks to extend trip times to 60 minutes from the current 20.
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AL Ita
Mondas
San Antonio Public Service Company
Public Service Company
Assmanud
Qrin
City Council Votes to Purchase Bonds and Appropriations
The city commission approved appropriations totaling 850,000 for bond purchases and five bonds of improvement. Additional allocations include 2208.05 from the sewer department, 2000.01 from the city pension funds, 65.40 from recreation, 5930 from police pension, and several interest payments from various funds. The commission also accepted the imitation granite rail on the Worthiet steel and recommended by engineers.
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Wiheh
Wna Cote
City Commission
Sewer Department
Pastoria
Recreation
Fite and Police Pension Fund
General
General Fund
Gement Fund
Merchants Bille
Woititex Steel
T the
Pool Guard Rescues Child At Local Park Splash
Pool guard at Concept Park saves a six year old girl named Donna Hell from drowning. He noticed an object on the bottom while patrolling and pulled the boy’s mother from the pool area to assist. The guard said he was only keeping watch when he saw the incident and retrieved the child, who was revived.
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Tom Flughes
Conception Park
Donna Hell
Pacific Avenue
Bughes
Pac
Donald
Burglary spree hits several downtown stores
Burglars ransacked the W C Turns Drug Store and nearby cleaners, cutting skylights and walls to enter. Loot listed as jewelry and valuables remains undetermined with 12 units from the cleaners noted. two prowlers arrested over the weekend as police investigate multiple thefts across Fort Sam area.
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Burklira
W. C
Tronilwas
G. Thomas
Net Jeweler
Whirns
Planning a Church Wedding Invitations Teeth of Form
A reader seeks guidance on sending formal church wedding invitations and whether to invite distant siblings and friends. The letter suggests using engraved announcements after the ceremony or to inform invitees through a sister about the sister’s request and hoped attendance.
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Sistrics Priends
Petr
Sinc
Untitled OCR Collision Injury Report
Ms Treated Troar hurts after collision near North Street. Gutierrez, 4, from G17 1-2 North atreet, was taken to Houston army hospital after being knocked down. others received treatment for cuts and burns. Fire incident at ear injures local resident.
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G17
North
Atreet
Monspeg
Abile
Brackenciige Gark
EajFekt Sat Mouston
Qwigenilal
Gueveeen
NS Hasw
Sip Tut
Anora Arkel
Navatea Elsorts
Lyrffroms
Baylor Reebier Deine Injarind
Colaya
Lin
Jobas
Perex
Four Hoy Babies Hope to Find Parents
An appeal highlights four Texas infants from a foster group seeking adoptive homes. A nurse or social worker notes strong demand for girls, but two families may already be ready to adopt two baby boys. Descriptions include eye color, hair, and ethnic hints as authorities seek loving homes for the youngsters.
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Tennie Furtow
Texas Ghidren
Tome Flnding Society
Tirlow
Nilopin
Bluu-Ryri
X Firni
Misa Furlow
Texaa
Evis
Sin
Dyve Tranths
Amit
Ten S. A. Students to Receive Degrees
Ten San Antonio students will receive degrees from the San Marcos State Teachers College tonight. Recipients include Doris Lorraine Durkett, Weill, Hadith Burket, Bernice otemen, Kate G. Higgins, Ruth Peterson, Nora Olivia Ringham, Margaret EF. Fonener, and others. Dr. FH Evans, college president, will present the degrees and deliver an address.
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S. A
San Antonio
Teachers’ College At
San Marcos
Tye Ting
Doris Lorraine Durkett
Weill
Hadith Burket
Bernice Otemen
Mow
Kate G. Higgins
KR. M. Tohnsom
Content McKnight
Ruth Peterson
Lora Lydia Tiesepeeker
Nora Olivia Ringham
Margaret EF. Fonener
FH. Evans
The
Collees
Dozresy Miltake
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