Mrs Pearman Visits Fort Bliss and Lake Charles
Mrs Pearman of Fort Worth visits her mother Mrs G Triesen in Fort Bliss San Antonio trip with Mrs Dick accompanying. Captain Dilek recovering at Fort Bliss hospital. Mrs Fearman plans Lake Charles visit next week before maneuvers in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prize Pearman
Fort 2Tiis
G. Triesen
Stanley Passif
Dilek
Aity
Ue Hospital
Fort Bliss
Fearmoan
Peaman
Lake Charles
Lanisiana
Guarding Skin Care In Sunlit Seasons
A period piece advises readers to protect and care for facial skin as sun exposure rises. It details cleansing, lubrication, toning, and regular treatments from age five to a hundred, warning that neglect leads to rough, splotchy skin. Home routines include compresses, bleaching, massaging, and cold ice to reduce scales and aid healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siseed
Friends ask about bridal shower etiquette advice
A reader asks if hosting a bridal shower before her cousin's Oct wedding is proper and whether she should also give a wedding gift. A columnist urges restraint, suggesting the shower be enough and proposing a personal wedding-present instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Beeckman
Beeckman
Alka
Wien
Catherine
Mrs Bird Shankle Return From Flying Trip
Mrs Arthur Bird and Mrs Shankle returned last week from a flying trip to Mexico City. They were guests for a week in the city. Sunday Mrs Bird and Louise and Betty Ann went to Dallas for several days and will return home. Also Miss May Anji Thornton is spending a week in Galveston as a guest of Miss Jani Evans and will return home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Shmankle
Arthur Bird
Louise
Betty Ann
Mexicol City
Miss May Anji Thornton
Galvestan
Jani Evans
Visits From Islands and Honored Mrs Hailey
A slice of city social life APs shows Mrs Perrin Hailey of Rock Island being hosted by San Antonio hosts. Luncheon and tea events honor Hailey with guests including Mrs Ward and Mrs Watson aiding, about 30 attendees. Also a Ladies Auxiliary to Railroad Trainmen marks its 43rd anniversary with a chicken fry at Koahler Park at 6 pm on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Ward
Brothers ‘Hood of Railroad
Koahler Park
Meers
Mary Dittmar Honored With Limcheon
Mrs. Marthy Dittmanne hosts a luncheon in honor of sister-in-law Mary Frances Dittmar with 14 guests in the Anacadia room. Decorations feature blue and white, pink accents, and vases. Other gatherings include luncheons by Mrs. Howard Val Auken and Mrs. C. W. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthy Dittmanne
Tortesa Alm Jovely
Homer
Tor
Mary Frances Dittmar
Anacadia
Anthony Hate
Guy Feiliy Waslomorca
Howard Val Auken
C. W., Miller
Vin Auken
Wee Bily Pitkii
Walversitz
Mexico
Paul Harrison
Mexico City
Wunder
Georgerayn
Blocks Added to Mail Service Expansion
Five blocks of mail service win and re added to the regniatentles beginning August 27. Pastmaster Van Quill apnouncrg Thesday announces a new server includes the 2800 Wise of South overs street and 2500 wlick of South Pine street. Additional blocks on Steves avenue and M00 wind 1000 blocks of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Quill
Thesday
South Overs Street
South Pine Street
Steves Avenue
Miss McGarraugh Hostess At Supper
Miss Mary McGarraugh entertained at a Monday supper at the Sunsilite ranch in favor of Miss Mary Frances Ditter and her fiancé John Martin Dark. Guests enjoyed yellow flowers and lilacs while Jo Ditmar and Mrs Marin Tilney assisted a serving party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McGarraugh
Willy
Te Sunsilite Ranch
Mary Frances Ditter
Jom Mrctin
Tiem Blunhelly
K Jo Ditmar
Marin Tilney
Mrs Hennessey Leaves on Hamilton Field Trip
Mrs Hennessey leaves Priday Washington for Hamilton field trip to visit her son in law and daughter Captain and Mrs 0 I Vincent with Petey and Phyllie Hennessey. They plan to return home in September. Annette Hyun, bride to be, was honored with a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs Ruth Gust and Etta Louise Myers. Refreshments were served with lace and floral centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Hyun
Misrah Gusta
Etta Louise Myers
Moe
Luncheon Honors Recent Bride Mrs Hearn
Min Bob Hearn hosted a luncheon in honor of bride Mrs Henry Jey o renefit, with pink gladioli and asters as decorations. Guests included Mrs Marshal O Bett and Miss Ruth Niblick, with several travelers visiting family in New York and Long Island. En route home, several guests plan trips to Corpus, Spring field, and Charleston, as Graham Rah, an ensign in the navy, is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Bob Hearn
Wire Howacdt
Henry Jey O
Renefit
Bristol
Marshal O. Bett
New York
John Nesbit
Long Island
Charles 2. Hecker
Springfield
Corpus
Howard
Bob Henri
Ruth Niblick
Det
G. Edwarda
Sty Edwards
Sly
Graham Raht
Charlie R.allen
Champlain
Washington
Charleston
Graham Rah
Phillips and Hudson Wed In Pasadena Ceremony
Atinel Phillips and E Hudson exchanged vows in Pasadena in a wedding of local interest. The bride, a Texas graduate and member of Delta Delta Delta, is a Pasadena resident. The groom is from Mexis and is connected to local colleges and staff publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Atinel Phillips
E. . Hudson
San Antonans
Lan Euslgay
MaUaned
Ab Pasadena
Julius Fell Dies in G A
Julius Fell dies in G A at age 4 in San Antonio Texas. native of Hachtielm, survived by daughters Mes ames Alex Scherg, Dave Nayak, Lurlene Ber deline, Archie Solitto, and siblings Ison W Fell, Lydia Intgraft. Burial at San Jose Cemetery with grandchildrens and three great grandchildren listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juling Fen
Derlawsve i
Hachtielm
Ji San
Lurlene Berdeline
San Antonio
Archie Solitto
Corpus
Minor offender fined in county court for liquor law
A man named Emif F. Klinger of 507 North New Gravittels was fined $25 by Judge McColluin in County Court No. 1 for alleged employment to solicit for dispensing liquor on August 5. In a separate case Nick Males of 5 Milam Building was fined $100 on a bookmaking charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Elrg
Vic- Won
Hanor Law
Emif F. Klinger
Usted
North New Gravittels Wvenin
McColluin
Cownt-at-Law
al B. Ziegley
Lquer Roukrol Board
Klinger
Nquor
Pally
Nick Males
Jonny Klovenhacen
Bubbly Pot Incidents Endangers Men In Odd Accident
Sylvester Jackson, 26, of $26 Peres aiveat, was treated at Robert B. Green hospital after a pot bubbled into his face. Gilbert Costello, 6, of Ah47 West Lane, swallowed a slug and required hospital care. Cec Centina, 55, a Sonet'sel Inemer, also sought treatment at Robert B. Green for injuries to his left hand after a mishap with a bayholer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Jackson
Robert B. Green
Liability Suit Tuto U S Court Involving Guadalupe Plores
A liability suit moved from Petty Fifth District to the Federal District Court. Guadalupe Plores seeks 4443.08 dollars claiming December 1940 wrongful work under HB Kilstofer, a contractor, and breach of the indemnity agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalupe Plores
Royal Tndemnity Company of
New York
Petty
Feceryst
Peres
Whitly
Kilstofer
Breight
City cuts sanitation staff and street routes to save budget
The sanitation department sees dismissal of several workers and reduced street cleaning routes to four days a week. Garbage rates drop from 34 to 21 pending budget needs. Citizens urged to cooperate in minimizing street waste. The parks commission also announced many recreation department layoffs after summer programs end on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitation
Henry F. Hein
J. A. le Laurin
Hein
Recreation Department
Parks Commissione
Council Accepts Park Fence Bid For Highland Park Tennis Courts
The city council accepted a bid of 1160 from Ammy Iron Works to place fencing around Highland Park tennis courts. Routine appropriations were approved including 18926 general fund for Witte museum and health payrolls, 15808 for suwer and parks maintenance, 26004 to cover interest on notes, 1500.37 for telephone services, and 464 for paged. The council also opened bidding for fuel for city null until August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Sthe
General Fund
Witte Muse
Health Department
Suwer
WML General Inn
Alyport Fund
Four Burglaries Charged Against Jack Lindsey Names, Places
Four burglary complaints filed against Jack Lindsey allege thefts from residents on South Marys Street and nearby addresses. Accusations include jewelry, clothing, and miscellaneous items valued from $100 to $207. Reports cite dates in July and August with victims Mrs. W Pitayernid, A L Bergshram, and Rev. Marshal W. Dornell.
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Jack Lindsey
Del
T County
Cough-at-Law No
A. J. Lankford
King Williany Street
South Sb. Marys
Clong
A. L. Bergshram
Marshal W. Jdornell
South St. Mary's Fires
Dead Youth Found in Refrigerator
The body of eight year old Billy Krewnan, missing a week, was found today in an old refrigerator near his home in Treading, Missouri. Deputy Covener Michael Austiny said the boy appeared to have been placed in the refrigerator and would be autopsied to determine the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Krewnan
Michael Austiny
Austin
Back Tax Attorney Office Is Moved Back Tax Office
Office of Back Tax Attorney Jack Davis has been moved from the tax office at City Hall to the city attorney's department on Line second. Davis's office was reassigned to the tax department on June 1. He previously opposed Tax Commissioner GC Ray Davis in a political contest, as described in the readable fragments of a Poplar Science article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Davis
Belng
City Hall
City Attorney’s Department
Davis
Ole Tax Department
Ray Davis
Tax reform push favors sales tax to cut income exemptions
A National Association of Manufacturers spokesman urged Congress to lower income tax exemptions and adopt a general sales tax as a major federal revenue source. Irvingston W. Houston, NA M leader, told the Senate Finance Committee supporting the House tax bill while calling for slashing nonessential spending. He cited public opinion polls showing support for a sales tax and for extending tax reach to low income brackets, with proposed rates and exemption changes outlined. Postmaster Dan Quill noted mailing rates and future revenue estimates tied to a possible sales tax plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Irvingston W. Houston
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Houston
Puulie
FDR Pleads for Safety Campaign Urges National Action
President Roosevelt urged all Americans to join a national safety drive to reduce accidents and protect lives and resources. He asked the National Safety Council to intensify the campaign as the country faces a rising accidental death toll this year, with estimates around 109000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
National Safety Council
Aly Isla
Lumber Company Secretary Dies
Richa A. Dawson, 71, of 115 Routt street, died Tuesday in San Antonio after living there five years. secretary of the Alamo Lumber company. Services will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Zlatkeenens Funeral home. Survivors include widow Mrs. Mary Charlotte Dawson, daughters Charlotte and Helen Dawson of San Antonio and Mary Dawson of New York City, brothers Doc Dawson of New York City and Senator Edwin C. Dawson of New Haven. Burial will be in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richa A. Dawson
New Haven
San Antonio
Alamo Lumber Company
Zlatkeenens
Rey FL. Ferney
Mary Charlotte Dawson
Charlotte
Helen Dawson
Mary Dawson
New York City
DILWORTH MAY BE LEGION CHIEF AT STATE CONVENTION
Fort Worth August 1 The American Legion closes its twenty third state convention after voting on officers and resolutions and naming next year’s convention site. Major General Richard Donovan Fort Sam Houston will speak. Leading candidates for department commander were Sam D Forman Jr Andrew Dilworth Charlie Maisel and Bill Cole with Forman and Dilworth receiving strong support. El Paso or Beaumont likely hosts next year’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
American Legion
Richard Donovan
Fort Sam Houston
Eighth Corps
Sam D. Forman Jr
Trowston
Andrew Dilworth
San Antonio
Charlie Maisel
Philips
Sth
Bill Cole
Colias
Foran
Dilbworth
el Paso
Beaumont
Amerianism Committee
Department
Frances B. Perking
Lahor
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Mra
Beeckmany
Lessor
Wyent Rink
Tisatte
Miss den Harcall
Agia Dulce
Charles Hare Yison
Kelly
al Haman
Shankle
Mrs. Hailey
Larry Prichard
Margaret Musgrave
Pettit Barracks
Zamboange
Phiippines
Col
Thomas C. Mus
Prichard
Aslamia
Ottawa
Mary Dittmar
Limcheon
Wid
W. W. Kalteyer
Arcadia Place
Jeff Sunday
Los Angeles
Lip West Coast
Pasadena
Walter Jr
Navy
Yellowstone National Park
Cavishad Enyern
Julius Fell
G. A
Tuto
U.S. Court
Montinger
Walt
Council
Saagame
Shles Taa
Hang
Dan Quill
Fdr
Dilworth
Legion
William Crowrer
China
Toru
Otnotranice
Satan
UAC
MAEL
Wie Co
Casinmerce
Flores St. Hama
T Elretato Mnol CO
Desmelen Ave
PAI
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Kravis
Nugele &O
Alaina
Uustio
Sir Mary's
Vallng Gasol
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Wion
Meding St
Genihat
Levy
Commerce
Trew
Atunto
Asad
Narion Ec
Batavia
Win Vista
Weta
Ant
Priedriow
Gamat
Alan OW
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M Wang
Plest
Caldweld
Omni St
Tere Reynille Y. Jarrett Moe
Dewey Waa
Deason Radin CO
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Marts
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Orca
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