Mrs Chester Rohde Hosts Morning Coffee Event
Mrs Chester Rohde entertained guests at a Tuesday morning coffee in her home honoring bride-to-be Mrs Anne Laurie Beckmann. The living room featured white gladioli and fruit arrangements. several friends and relatives assisted with service, including Mrs L A Norden and Mrs A C Sien. Edward M Golson and family arrived home from Shreveport Monday evening after a trip visiting daughters and relatives in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Rohde
Anne Laurie Beckmann
L. A. Norden
A. C. Sien
Virginia Stephens
Margaret Bosshardt
Mary Jortey
Fills van Wie
Barbara Furlong
Hester Harrison
Amanda Hurst
Paulie Carrington
Florence Dyers
Margaret Walker
Alfred Beckmann
Janes W. Biggs Jr
David Burchinal
Adolph Beckmann
Committee Named for British Benefit Dance Assist Edith Cochran
A committee is named to organize a British war relief benefit dance to be held August 14 at the home of Mrs Adlai Harman. The event honors Edith Cochran with Mrs Helen Ballard as chairwoman and lists committee members Misses Hery Buskity Amanda Hurst Bela Wright Marie Ann Hall Josephine Houston Jean Champion and Graham Milburn. Mrs Ballard plans a later trip with her two children Grace and Rollin Ballard to Corpus Christi in August. Ann Campbell Back recently returned from Austin Waco and Fort Worth and will depart later for Dallas Houston and Beaumont. Betty Mitchell Hollenbeck and Willis Andrew Springer announce their engagement. Springer is of San Antonio with residence in Puerto Barrios Guatemala. Mrs Ballie Mitchell Chancellor of Meridian Mississippi makes the engagement public. Guest in Wilson Home Mrs L R K Hathaway and her daughter Betty arrived from Vicksburg and are staying with Mr and Mrs Virgil Wilson. Hathaway and family have many San Antonio friends from prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cochran
Adlai Harman
British War Relief Fund
Jire
Camiani
Jake
Ballie Mitchell Chancellor
Meridian
Miss
Betty Mitchell Hollenbeck
Willis Andrew Springer
Frank Springer
San Antonio
Springer
Puerto Borrios
Guatemala
Wilson Home
Georgia Visitor Honored At Luncheon
Mrs. Robert Lee Nowell Jr. of Georgia was the guest of honor at a luncheon hosted Tuesday by her sister Mrs. James Forsythe Thompson Jr. at Randolph Field quarters. The event featured table decorations and place settings for 12 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Nowell Jr
Georgia
James Forsythe Thompson Jr
Randolph Field
Gladlolt
Govers
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules for Kidney Relief
An ad touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney and bladder discomfort. It claims to reduce nighttime trips, relieve pain, and improve overall urinary symptoms with minimal side effects, urging readers to obtain the original product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Escort Party Plans by Elysian Club at Garden Meeting
Mrs. Albert Qurvadat presided at the Elysian club meeting in Mrs. Louis Quintanilla's garden. Vera Reus reported on courtesies to members on the tack list. Mrs. Quintanilla named to chair the membership investigation committee with Mesdames Basse and Lewis assisting. Attendance prize went to Mrs. Grubbs. The escort party is set for September. Paul Wilson to lead arrangements with Grubbs Windmeyer and others assisting. Mrs. Lohman to California for visit before joining Colonel Lohman in Chicago with her son Sandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Qurvadat
Elysian Club
Louis Z. Quintanilla
Vera Reus
Louis Guitanilla
Roland Basse
Fred Lewis
Howard Grubbs
Paul ‘Wilson
Wil
Mesdames
William Windmeyer
Paul Curl
Mississippi Visitors Return Home by Plane
Mrs. M. W. Briggs and her daughter Mrs. Harold Weston of Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, flew home Monday afternoon after spending the weekend with Mrs. Briggs' son and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Briggs in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Briggs
Harold Weston
Bay
Ella Mae Starcke Honored Guest At Coffee
Mrs. W. L. Dugger hosted Tuesday morning coffee honoring Miss Ella Mae Starcke a bride-to-be. A low bowl held pale pink blossoms on the coffee table while 40 guests, including Mrs. Juanita Starcke and Mrs. B. L. Kholle, assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Dugger
Ella Mae Stareds
Juanita Starcke
B. L. Kholle
Seguin
Miss Starcke
R. 8. Tate
Del Rio Couple Visiting San Antonio Stops At St. Anthony Hotel
Albert Cauthorn of Del Rio and his wife are staying several days in San Antonio at the St. Anthony hotel. Mrs. Cauthorn, formerly Miss Jerry Loughborough, is noted in connection with her recent marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cauthorns
del Rio
Engagement of Miss Gowen Announced
Mr and Mrs James Frank TOWN announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Kathryn Gowen to U LD Shaw son of Mr and Mrs Chattey Shaw of this city. The couple will be married early her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frank Town
Mary Kathryn Gowen
U. LD
Mayo Doctor Guest Barbecue At Home Garden
Dr. LC Skinner of the Mayo clinic was honored at a Wednesday garden barbecue hosted by Dr. and Mrs. UH Ogilvie. Attendees included several doctors and spouses, with Skinner departing Friday for Mayo. Nekodah Temple Sewing Circle met Tuesday at the Scottish Rite cathedral with Mrs. Huth Ward as chair and Mrs. Hattie Hattos as vice chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo Doctor
Home Garden
UH. Ogilvie
Lc, Skinner
Mayo Clinic
Mus
Eres
A. Maxwell
Dr. Acul
J. E. Partait
Weather
Robert Gossett
Skinner
Mayo's
Ee Nekodah Templ
Scottish Tite Cathedral
Huth Ward
Hattie Hattos
New Kelly Grads Ordered to Duty at Several Fields
Eighty seven air corps reserve lieutenants from Kelly field, graduates ten days ago, were sent to Randolph field while forty nine more were ordered to Moffett Field California and other bases including McChord Langley and Mc Dill to staff a new bombardment school. Additional orders announced to Kelly field, Hawaii, and nine others listed with names for Randolph, Moffett, Langley, and McChord assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Field
Randolph Field
Moffett Field
Calif
West Coast Training Center
McChord Field
Wash
Langley Field
McDil Field
Fla
Hawaii
Randolh Field
Warren Bears Baker Jr
Marion Jay Baugh
Howard Johny ‘Bechtel
Fon Stevens Bither
Arthar Biuert Blum Jr
Harry Robinette Bolster
Cawrenes Reed Steller
Charles Norton Breeding
Allison Cochran Brooks
James McKinney “Brooks
Preston Brown
Charlies Brute Burgess
Charles Vintory Burns
William
Louis Robinson
Dwain Alin Roble
Walter Scott Rutherford Roter
Allen Sedmwleh
Arnold Warem
Shamblin
van Shaparder
Wizard Alaplee ‘Enerey
Charles Everett Stearns
Robert Wood Stewart
Gail Lewis
Unks
James Rain Sincrin Toney
Sidney ‘Ayior
Charles W. Phaton
Kyran Buvellalyrent
Entwara MpVariney Jr
Man Cut on Hand in Atto Collision
W F Bohmen aged 24 of 2222 Nevada Street was treated for a severe cut to his left hand after a collision at Commerce and New Brautels Avenue. Bohmen was in a car driven by Jack Phoonly of 639 Axisleet when struck by a fire and run mule late Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F Bohmen
Nevada Street
Tebert B. Green Hospital
Commerce and
New Brautels Avenue
Bohmen
Jack Phoonly
Mrs Whitson And Son Visitors In Bogota
Mrs Wallace Whitson arrived from Hogata Colombia to visit her sister Mrs Hal Winters in Bogota with her son Billie. They plan to travel to Sewanee Tennessee for Rilke to enter the Tennessee Military Academy. Major Whitson is stationed in Bo sota. Capt and Mrs Fritz Glantaberg and May Glantaberg also reside in Bogota, formerly Claire Jackson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Whitson
Hal Winters
Hogata
Colombia
Billie
Sewanee, Tenn
Rilke
Tennessee Military Academy
States
Whitson
Fanaina
Major Whitson
Bosota
Wenness
Accidents Send Seven to Hospital
Guadalupe Gonzales, 24, treated at Robert B. Green hospital for first degree burns after attempting to fix a carburetor with gasoline. Three children Lily Coutu 12 Abel Jr 3 Louise 14 were treated for acute food poisoning. Dick Heet 17 reported with grass burr in throat. Florence MacGléthion 21 treated for shoulder burns from hot coffee. Richard De Leon 646 Torreon street caused a finger jaw meat grinder injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalupe Gonzales
Matamoras Street
Robert B. Green
Lily Coutu
Abel Jr
Louise
Tampico Street
Dack Heet
Omaha Street
Florence MacGléthion
Guilheau Street
Richard de Leon
Torreon Street
Boys' Club Will Install Leaders
A special program will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. for installation of new officers of the Boys' Club. James Roark will be chairman, with C. P. Schnabel delivering a work report and being installed as president. Other officers include Roy L. Pope as secretary, W. Evans Fitch as treasurer, and vice presidents Danny Dreeben Cruz Loziino James B. Roark and David P. Steves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roark
C. P. Schnabel
Roy L. Pope
W. Evans Fitch
Danny Dreeben
Cruz Loziino
James B. Roark
David P. Steves
County vote machine dispute threatens August run-off
Hexar county faces delay as 300 voting machines held under injunction in a Roy Halley Taxpayer suit. Attorneys clash over use for the August 24 run-off while election logistics and voter education race to align with a potential court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hexar County
Roy Halley
Commissioners’ Court
Altoyney
Robert Ogden
Dull
Automatic Veling Machinge Corporation
Wisin
Everett F. Johnson
Fifty-Seventh District Court
Olmos ‘Terrace
Withtorneys
A. Morriss Jr
Bexar County
Democratic Executive Committee
Commissioners Court
W. B
Jack” Ball
Allowny
Bailey
Woman Dies Of Snakebite In Converse Woman Dies Of Snakebite In Converse
Woman Juanita Hidalgo, 65, of Converse, died Tuesday morning at Robert BR. Green hospital after being bitten on the right leg by a rattlesnake. Col MT Crimmins, snake expert, reported county rattlesnakes at a peak in 15 years. Others treated for bites in the hospital Tuesday were Mike Rivas and Richard Ramos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Hidalgo
Converse
Robert BR. Green
Col. MT. Crimmins
Bexor County
Mike Rivas
Jean Street
Richard Ramos
Police Save Life With First Aid
Police Tuesday credited with saving the life of Miss Marie Barnhill, 26, of 2106 Lensivert, after she accidentally drank disinfectant. Officers Ramos and Wolf administered first aid after she was found unconscious in the bathroom of her home. Attendants at Robert A. Green hospital rushed her at 4:20 a.m. following the first aid treatment, and the officers had saved Miss Barnhill's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Barnhill
LM. Ramos
HG. Wolf
Miss Barnhill
Robert A. Green Hospital
Miss Bernhill
New Law Allows More UPS Permits at Local Office
The Immigration and Naturalization Service local office issued 105 permits in July under a new rule allowing U S residents to travel briefly to Canada and Mexico. Inspector Knopp reported three months earlier with 72 residency applications and several deportation and voluntary departure actions under multiyear investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration Mil Naturalization Service
W. W. Rnopp
Knopp
United States
Canada
Mexico
Fae Tuly
Alee
S. A. Expansion Needs Liat
National executive committee of housing authorities in Washington cites a severe housing shortage in key U S cities due to the defense program. San Antonio, with six airports, is named as a production and distribution center seeking a 1.5 million dollar loan to buy 375 low rent homes for defense workers. Also listed are Galveston, Brownsville and Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Antony
National Executive Committee of Housing Authorities
Washington
D. C
National Defense
Army
Navy OT Aviation
San Antonio
Orion
Eline
Cuilveston
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
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Mrs. Chester Rohde
Edward M. Golsons
Bhp
Shreveport
Edward M. Golwn
Gordon
Helen Ballard
Grace
Rollin Ballard
Tee
Anne Campbell
Année Campbell
Austin
Waco
Fors, Worth
Dallas
Houston
Beaumont
Son of
SA. Coupe
Lr Ri Hathaway II
KTLA
Giaring
Suid
RTI Tm
Fifth Street
Anne
Clarita Hartwell
Arthur Hartwell
8. C
Timpson
Lleht Stall
Elysians
Mississippi
Ella Mae Starcke
Miss Gowen
Kelly Grads
Marshall Judson Anderson
William Alexander Anderson
Frederick Matlin Armetrong
Theodore Lawrence Barbera
Elmer Ellsworth Booth
Wiliam Hoagland Booth
Eugene Autry Bowes
Ben Skring Brown
Eugene Nerbert
Carpenter
William Dmitry Chalet
Harold’ Frederick Cocanaugher
Herbert Whitney Davis
James Joseph Donegan Jr
James Klemp_Dowling
Cheeles White Dunming
Robert Whitam Finnall
Eldon Raymond Fisher
Tom Lockwood Frost
Toseph Poller McLaughlin
Hugh Weis- Man
Marble Jr
John William Mitchail
Robert Peargon Montgomery
Gilbert
Thomas Ullins
John Byrd
Minohy
Frank Victor Weir
Frederik (Haries Roberts Jr
M. C
Rowan Jr
William Crittenden Sherpsteen
Dorwood Cecil Stephens
Johnn Thomas Thorpeon
Edward Henckel Tolan
Henry Edward Warden
Dennis Hawkins Woodrutt
Lynn Ross Moore
Jean Willard Spencer
Wil Wun Grant Tennillen
Mrs. Whitson and Son
ELTI
Mcalpin CreakSauts
Wales
Rennert Travel Service
MxSraita Bix
Rag Wo
Gome
Broadway
Guarantee Shoe Company
D. M. Watson
G. D
Style Shop OF
South
Bo Pinal
S.A
Mr Zowarke
Strie Shop
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