Young Lovers Endure War and Family Strain
Diana and Michael fall in love while Diana cares for her mentor Islena’s family. Michael enlists as World War I escalates. he is presumed dead but later returns. Diana, torn between marriage and love, endures illness and family duties as Michael becomes a geologist prospecting in America. Dearie’s plight adds urgency to their fragile future.
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Michael Grote
Pinos
Seo Frartista
Warry Viennea
James Burton
Dearie
Diana
Michael
Marsagecon
Weario
Tomer
Klted
Actinn
New York
Font América
Dina Miney
Michael Gare
Michael's Death Terrible Blow To Diana
A report on the death of Michael presents a jarring blow to Diana. The article notes shock and grief surrounding the loss and outlines early details and responses from family and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Diana
Lost in the fog a lover recalls a dead beloved
A fragment recounts a pair wandering in fog in a park at night. She clings to memories of Michael, who is revealed as dead. Jackie and Di reflect on missed chances and unfinished duties as the scene shifts to thoughts of Michael in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otler
Jackie
Michael
Brie
New York
Wind torn Old Glory touched by veteran plea
A veteran at Studlen Hospital appeals to honor the broken U S flag that flew over the line, noting the distress of the tattered banner. He says the flag should be displayed properly by day and lowered with care at night as a tribute to national dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydas
William Ay Urban
Studlen Hospital
United States
Wali
Floresville Joins South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Floresville becomes a member of the South Texas Chamber of Commerce, announced by Ray Leeman general manager of the South Texas body. Bam Ware Floresville chamber president endorsed the move at a dinner in Horton Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floresville
Monntmestin
South Texas Chamber
Ray Leeman
South Texago
South Texan
Bam Ware
Floresville Chamber
Hor Ton
Residents Protest Street Widening
Property owners along Runna Vista Street protested a planned roadway widening, claiming the project would harm their property. They filed petitions with city officials Mary AL Parker and Alex Uhl to challenge the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runna Vista
Mary AL
Parker
Alex
Leeman Invited to Speak at Fete in Matamoros
A Thursday invitation to Leeman as guest and speaker at a Matamoros fete was received by Tay Luewina general manager of the South Texas chamber R F Garin president and Dis Bender secretary. The note states Leeman may attend from Mexico City and join a gathering of Mosier chamber members, with possible travel to Matamoros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeman
Matamoros
Mesicn
Ciljenz
Tay ‘Luewina
Aeneral Mifnager
South Texac
R. F. Gariin
Dis Bender
Leon
Mexico City
Matimoros
Mrs Coppard 86 Laid to Rest in Friday Burial
Mrs Coppard aged 86 was laid to rest after dying Wednesday morning at the residence 126 South Street The Rev George Belsey of the Boerne Episcopal officiated Burial took place Thursday afternoon She had lived in San Antonio 15 years and was survived by two daughters and several grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppard
Augusta H. Vopyiil
South Street
George Belsey
Boerne Episcopal Bavely
Sea
Circe
Permit Request to Dig Under Street in Milam Building Project
City commissioners will rule on a request from the Vruyis duvet ment company to dig under Benewth Salinas Street for work related to the Milam building, which is currently under construction. The decision will determine underground excavation permissions and street disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petiot
Vruyis Duvetment Company
Petitssign 10
Benewth Salinas Street
Ron Ueetim
Milam
Musdur
Dance at Woodlawn Lake Pavilion Benefit by WA
The Wales Benefit Association will stage a dance at Woodlawn Lake Pavilion on Thursday evening. Proceeds go to charity. Miss Stella Schellhasene returned to the city after a two week visit with relatives at Cranefort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Wales Benefit Association
Woodlawn Lake
Tinersiay
Stella Sehellhasene
Cnefart
Campaign contest for safety program in San Antonio schools
A poster campaign and safety magazines will be distributed in San Antonio public schools for 1987 85, with eight displays planned for the spring. FRoinh Wurlee secretary of the Devon County safety council says the effort includes posters for each room plus safety magazines and film shows in libraries to highlight hazards fires and traffic dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avonfetr
San Antonio
Froinh § Wurlee
Devon Counityafety Council
Mise Emma Nem
Junior ‘Educaliy
Progean
Durkes
Safety Educubury
Safely News
Attar Doppers Akhroalen
Durken
Light's new contest for children ten and under
A chaotic description of a weekly drawing contest for children up to age ten run by The Light. Readers are invited to color Polly comic strips using various coloring media and submit one strip per week. The piece promotes participation and outlines submission timing and renewal of prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw
Kitty
Erary
Selva
Gavach Suday
11 San Antonians At Realtors Meet
A fragmentary report lists attendees including Jacobs Bb and Miss Tharheth Carroll at a convention described with garbled names and places. The text references Seattle and local attendees and mentions several individuals in a brief, unclear social and professional gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonians
Realtors
Hall Avianians
Aggothitiua
Seattle
Ares
Jacobs
Nmi
Ac Lieaisen
Pon
Gridar
R. W. Dalton
Tharheth Carroll
William Bitter
Vaud i
Vhornren
Fire Chief Reviews 8.4 System at Oxbarn Station
Fragmentary note reports Yoakum Fire Chief studying a 8.4 system at Oxbarn. Mentions Ge Yimknat Fire department, Bax Atanas, and a wall inspection of the Teal ite departent. Chief Osbott and Ye avng here quote about getting hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Ge Yimknat Fire Department
Bax Atanas
Wael
Ile Tealite
Osbott
Yeavng
Public Service to Build $500,000 Gas Line
The Police Service company plans a $500,000 gas line project to supply general and industrial news, with a new high pressure line to follow city streets. W. B. Tuttle, president, says the city assembly will spend about $50,000 this year for related work as the line runs 12 to Wind pipe along city boundaries. The project aims to prepare for future domestic needs and improve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
Expanile
Industral
W. B. Tuttle
Captain Mansfield to Tour Six Cities
Captain Mansfield plans a six city tour including Dallas Oklahoma City Fort Logan and Russell. The trip will advance on a specific mission described as supporting an allied group in a one section route with future transport arrangements.
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Mansfield
Frank
Acing
Fight Corts
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Fort Logan
Oh A
Russell
Port Tiss
Tra J. Lankford Buried in Rogers
The article notes the burial of Tra J. Lankford in Rogers after a service at his residence on Lilires Avenue. He is described as having six daughters and four sons, with the family still in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra J. Lankford
Rogers
Haly
Tra T Tanktoril
Tewy
Regere
Dellyaunty
Whuesday
Iirint
Lenkfori
Lilires Avenue
Lankford
Fritz Secretly Travels to Fredericksburg Amid City Schedule Shakeup
Secretary to Mayor Tela W. Tubin takes a day off as Fritz embarks on a trip to Fredericksburg with Tas. The local government day experiences a brief disruption while officials adjust the timetable and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
Fredericksburg
Tenis J. Felts
Tela W. Tubin
Gail
Want 10 Keep Cool Thy the Weather Lure
A chaotic weather column mocks heat waves and the idea of staying cool. It jokes about men and women complaining about high temperatures while offering odd advice and humorous observations on daily life during the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio
Mack
Ola Sul
Jay
Bom
Scholarships Open at Two Texas Colleges in Texas
Scholarships remain available through the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs for two institutions. The Southern Orthodox University at Dallas and the South Texas Teacher’s College at Mingaville offer these funds. Mrs. Handall urges interested students to apply and contact the local chair for submission details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Federation 6& Women
Teth Kutchell
Fite
District
Souther Orthodist University
Dallas
South Texas Teacher's College
Mingaville
Wilitiens
Pet Coyote Tries to Rob Chicken Coop
City detective Albert Hartman found a pet coyote in the rear yard at 429 Mason, wearing a damp gun and making noise as it attempted to raid a chicken coop. The officer restrained the animal and took control of the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Albert Hartman
Lato
Mason Allcet
Fie
Coyote
Brentn
Hartman
Ower
Mrs Cockrill's Body Sent to Waelder For Burial
The body of Dirs. Sarah Cockrill, a resident of San Antonio for eight years, was sent Thursday to Waelder for burial. She died Wednesday night at 3992 Los Angeles Street and is survived by ten daughters and six sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Cockrill
San Antonin
Waelter
Cockrell
Werdngsluy Wight Hgr
Tos Angeles Street
Winter Garden District Promises San Antonio Prosperity
By J H M Lean the Winter Garden district north of San Antonio is described as a soon to be developed area yielding spinach onions and green gold. The piece praises proximity to power from new generators and highlights the district as a model for regional growth urging San Antonians to learn of its potential and invest in its development.
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Oiles
Sa Antonio
New Beauniess
San Antonio
Winter Garden
Dix Leith
San Antonians
San Aneonio
San “Antootor
Jones
Antonio
San Antonian
Leon
Rio Grande Valley
San Antonio Hill
Oristot Cley
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