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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1931
Page
13
The烟 Love Trap installment notes chapter XXXVI was omitted from Tuce day edition of The Light. Chapter XXXVII and the following Monday installment are promised, with Mary referenced awaiting Steve and Calvert tied plans for a dramatic reveal.
In a tense street scene in New York Mary confronts the ache of Steve’s fading love and Calvert’s stern offer. She pities herself yet clings to dignity, while Calvert reveals concern and Mary weighs the brink of heartbreak amid the city’s shadows.
Ten year old Jack Rosburn of Dunning Avenue was released after being charged with murder in the accidental shooting of his playmate Roger Dent. Detectives say the rifle discharge occurred while playing with a 22 caliber gun at the Rosburn home. Roger Dent died the next morning at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. Roger’s burial will be in Waco.
The Optimist Club met Wednesday noon at St Auibous Files to hear Mayor discuss What the City Recreation Department is Doing for Children. The gathering, marked Administration Day, featured Dob Bass and Macy Wilson from the recreation department supervising.
Dates for the twenty sixth annual convention of the Teans Heel association in Corpus Christi will be set next week when Ly Bondure of San Antonio signs the convention citizen to round out plans for the meeting. Emphasis will be on the outlook of winter tourist tracts when the convention meets, Sanders said.
Fragmentary OCR text from a California item mentions Dwight Morehin and a presidential leadership theme with ambassadorships and unrest. The garbled passage references Mexico, ambassadors, mobs, and signs, hinting at political tension around an election. No clear names or events emerge to confirm details.
Dr C Waren of Alorta presided as a youth faced auto theft charges in the Ninety fourth district court. He pleaded guilty Monday and sought a suspended sentence, but the state planned to contest. A key verbal statement to Officer Johnson City was ruled inadmissible by Judge Anthony, leading to a change to not guilty and an acquittal for the defendant. Separately, Judge Blanton granted a motion to dismiss a charge against W Weld of St. Tanin. Indictments centered on the theft of a car from Ryfi Anterior of the Lee Prince Moloreninpniur locale.
The noted singer Insel Rosenblatt will sing at Azadna Achimesma nogue in a concert arranged by Hey. David Kanter. Rosenblatt recently filled a concert engagement at the monieipn aiditarium, highlighting a continuing series of performances.
Merendgil, pastor at the Church of the Nazarene in Waco, will preach Wednesday at the First Church of the Nazarene of Bani Antor. The event invites local parishioners to attend the midweek sermon at the named church.
In a statement to the board of education president Mrs. TF. Kins said Main Avenue High will remain at its current site for one more term. The new Jefferson High and Spanish Avenue classes will not be ready until February 2, 18a, delaying conversion into a vocational school. Portwood and Fos favored delaying the new high school opening.
Parishioners will host a reception for Westey Z. I. Kennels newly appointed rector of St Marys Catholic church at a specified time. The program includes welcome remarks and musical numbers arranged by Bronk G. Go Giitinger Nett on Tiple Martin Bram John Williams George Kearns Walter Tynan and Jean Walthall.
The A M Body of San Antonio mourns a member as the meeting Wednesday in sorrow honors the late Secretary Mrs Ta Schnek and notes the death touched the club. Committee members including Mrs C E Hart led the session with brief remembrances of James W L Deeley Billie Brits and others.
Khob knockers smashed a safe at Kl irbs general store eight miles out on Seguin, taking $200 and merelionise. The break in occurred Tuesday night through a front door. Detectives suspect San Antonio burglars active locally recently, fingerprints pending. Deputy Sheriff Musgeare, George Hammond of the identification bureau, and others investigated the scene.
Alfredo Salmonges, director of the Metropolitan Opera in New York, will address Moexican Business Mew association members at 8 p.m. Wednesday, announced Andrew Morales, president. A portion of the company will appear at the SM Municipal Auditorium August 1 on its way back to New York City from Mexico. The association’s fiesta program on Sunday at Quinta Nuevo Leon will be outlined by Morales, Tafolla, Tafolla Sr., and Dr. F. Tel Rio.
A vigilante group in San Antonio plans a meeting at the Deze hotel at 12 16 p m Thursday. T J Turner listed as secretary and organizer is mentioned in fragmented notes.
The Witte Museum hosts a large exhibit from August 12 to September featuring Moevienn and Mexican works collected under Count Rene W Tnenonountanit Senaing Tight W. Morrow. Pieces include silversmithing patterns, basket weaving, carved gourds, and caricatures by Miguel Cavarrubins with contributions from major museums private collectors and the Carnole foundation.
A disputed move ends with janitors to be paid 120 per month until September 1 before reverting to MPO per month. The board plans a $25,000 note to cover costs next year while Edgar Parry faces pleas from members about furnace repairs and building expenses.
Public school credits for music instruction by private teachers are requested from the state department. The Texas State Music Association proposes credit reforms with Vice President Lord leading a committee including Tash, Clyde Waldeck, Fort Worth, Bramr Moyer, dean at Southwest Trans, Mrs Dora Spell of Austin, visiting S. O. Marrs on Wednesday.
Dame Weather reports a cooler than normal summer in San Antonio with daytime highs around 16 degrees at times and nights near normal. Forecaster Jarboe notes a long cool spell but cautions it may be an odd summer artifact and heat will likely return to August.
Renee Te arourond of Mexico City, representative of the Carnegie foundation, spoke to the Lions club about sponsoring a Mexico art exhibit at the Titte museum from August 12 to September 8. Also featured were Mise Thama Koch, Miss Terike Sedjever, and pianist WG Higging reporting on the international event.
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