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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
9
Postmaster B G Tacas said San Antonio industries will host a study tour for postal employees after a Wednesday afternoon visit to Pioneer four mile Wednesday. Departments and eligible staff will be taken to industrial plants or sites of interest to an education campaign for the local office.
An advertisement touts a beauty lotion from Orchard White for removing blackheads and pores, smoothing skin and reducing shine. It promises deep cleansing, fewer wrinkles, and a youthful look with an easy mix recipe, claiming summer wind and sun harm protection.
General rains eased the drought across the central states, reviving crops and livestock. Rainfall spread from Missouri to the Rocky Mountain region, bringing relief to farms in Illinois and nearby towns. Early showers suggested potential grain yields, while Michigan faced forest fires threatening timber. President Hoover planned a drought relief conference with governors to craft federal and state aid and calm public anxiety.
Mrs QO and family return from Wharton while Myt Lidien O'Neil visits Galveston. Mr and Mrs Daniel Meyer wed in a seaside buffet with 30 guests. Lt and Mrs Connell plan a weekend in Laredo while their relatives tour Mexico City. A spring party at the Srdile club honors Miss Mary Alice White with Mrs Nat Washer hosting a Katherine event.
Funeral services for Mrs E Pfeil were held Thursday afternoon with Rev A L Wolf officiating. The Schulenburg native lived in San Antonio the past six years and was a Lutheran. She survived by her husband August Pfeil of San Antonio two daughters a son and several grandchildren.
Albert Edward McKinney, 47, died Wednesday and was shipped to Grand Junction Colorado for burial Thursday after a funeral at the Porter Loring mortuary. He served in the army 20 years and was stationed in San Antonio 14 years. He is survived by widow Mildred McKinney of this city, his mother Emma McKinney of Grand Junction Connecticut, a sister, Mrs. Adam Urban of Grand Junction, and brother Frank McKinney of Los Angeles.
London news reports socialite and Prince of Wales associate will wed Marshall Field UH grandson of a Chicago merchant prince. The announcement states the wedding will occur in the coming work week, with details showing high society interest in the union.
Rio de Janeiro August 14 A Almonen Lopez former minister of cerleniture was acquitted today of the murder of Deputy Sousa Filho whom Lopez shot after a political meeting on the steps of the chamber of deputies during the last legislature.
The old ice-box is replaced by 1930 Ice Refrigerators in white and silver or colors to match kitchens. They are economical to buy and operate, keep foods fresh with proper moisture, air circulation, and prevent flavor loss. Modern models save time and enhance year round convenience.
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