Bridge Party for sorority members hosted by Louise Basenberg
Louise Bazenberg entertained Beta Gamma Sigma sorority members with a bridge party at her home on Monday afternoon. Guests included Katherine McFarland Edith Wright Corrine Stallings Gladys Stallings and many others. A meal followed the games and a business meeting was held with Alyce Em residing.
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Louise Bazenberg
Beta Gamme Sigma Sorority
Ketherine McRarland
Louis
Bevtzela Edith Wright
Alyve
aEm
Corrine
Stallings
Giadys Stallings
Edith Wright
Mellonna Harinex
Katherine McParland
Kathryn Stapleton
Lele Marburger
Pansy Forsythe
Elizabeth Carr
Club Calendar and Women’s Mission Union Meeting
Calendar items note a Thursday church social at Alamo Court with a dance hosted by Mrs Busenbers mother. The Women’s Mission Union of Baptist Temple holds an all day quilting and business meeting after 2 pm with officers elected, including Aether Andersen Davis Petersan Cameron and others. Additional events include Friedens Evangelical church social on Thursday and a dance at Alam Country Church hosted by Miss Marie Ginechese.
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Ott ‘the
Ladies of the Women's Mission
Nnp Union of the Baptist Temple
Hell
Ing. Tyrning
Aes L
Aether
Mir
Andersen
C. Alvord Vos M. M
Davis
A. H. Petersan
Cameron
Emehessa D' Aosta Cah
Alam Country
Marie Ginechese
Humane Society Tag Day Planned by San Antonio Chapter
A tag day to raise funds for the San Antonio Child Life Creative and Humane Society will be held September 3. A. H. Ochs, president, announced the event after the mayor granted permission to work downtown. Contributions ranging from a cent to a dollar will be received, with a $1 donor receiving society membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Humane Society
San Antonio Child Life Creative and Humane Society
A. H. Ochs
Lohin
Lucy G. Smithers
Livermore Resumes Trading. Big Wall Street Moves Reported
Universal Service New York reports Livermore resumed operation on Saturday and sparked large stock moves. Traders circulated rumors of massive positions in United States Steel and others, predicting profits near two million dollars as White Motors Chrysler and related shares surged.
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Universal Service
New York
Livermore
Wall Street
Uecker
United States Steel
Hock Sheer
White Motors
Chrysler
Motors
Cherrish
Maxwell Stock
Carysler
Jess
Palm Beach
Fla
Heariah
Look Out Papa Getting Mad At The Auto Ride
Chief Deputy Alphonse Newton and Deputy Garoni report a troubled case involving a young woman nicknamed mamma, jailed after allegations she faced coerced automobile rides from a man who promised pay. The man claimed a broke state led to a quarrel with the coat left as security for a loan.
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Alphonse Newton
Garoni
Newton
Tin Man
Tate
CMLT C Students Gain In Weight At Camp
Chicago dispatch reports the first group of CMLT C students in a four week camp showing weight gains from four to ten pounds per man with one exception. Regular meals exercise and sleep contributed to their good physical condition as they progress through processing before discharge.
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Wall
Sam Hodston
Lucsla
Universal Servier
Amodks Tield
Chicago
Plang Haps
Mid West
Wae
Standard Oi Company
Fadiznn
Vinelair Il
Jesus Company
Wichita
Midwest
Janolita Ia
Tro Qwilece
Wille
Colliety
Peentor
Crady Oil
Bigatt
Gasoline Prices Hit Year Low as Demand Weighs In
United States motorists enjoy the lowest gasoline prices of the year, with averages in representative cities down about 6 cents per gallon from mid July peaks. Industry sources cite overproduction and slow refinery adjustments as factors, while Pacific Coast shipments ease and export demand remains weak.
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Associated Press
New York
Tisigree
Oil and Gas Journal
Ertan Eins Petroleum
Cogstal
Temary Lo
Avis Confers On Coal in Washington Meeting
Secretary Davis of the Tabor Department, returning from six weeks, conferred with Hugh J. Kerwin, the department’s director, to acquaint him with the present status of the anthracite controversy. The talks occurred in Washington, D.C., as the administration weighs its options in the coal dispute.
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AVIS
Washington, D.C
Davis
Tabor
Worthington
Brand
Imme Widtey
A Gentle Reminder on Appetite and Vitality Patent Remedy
The passage emphasizes a good appetite as a sign of pure mood and healthy blood, promising a clear complexion, strength, cheerfulness, and energy. It extols hearty eaters as red blooded and urges restoring strength before illness, touting a product described as a great blood purifier made from herbs and bark to rejuvenate blood cells and vitality.
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Nature
Snodgrass Delights Lions Club With Evening at Gunter Hotel
Snodgrass entertained members of the Lions Club at the Gunter Hotel on a Wednesday line-up with a Salt board program aided by J M Witten. Miss Mary Stuart Edwards sang several songs with Alias Ada Eve accompanying, and the gathering totaled about 800 members and their wives.
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Lions Club Ab
Gunter Hotel
Wenday
J. M. Witten
Mise
Mary Stuart Edwards
Adu Eve
Trust Deed Filed in Bexar Carries $750 Tax Stamps
A trust deed filed in Bexar County references $750 tax stamps and lists Beank Adair of Atlanta, Georgia, as beneficiary. The document concerns financing for new buildings under construction at Avenue Kowand Hint Street, with connection to hotel operations and unspecified parties.
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Bexar
Beank Adair
Atlanta
Avene Koand Hint Street
Actress Compelled to Pay Her Bills New York
Aug 26 Judge Lever in municipal court ruled against Mary Newcomb, confirming husbands are not responsible for wives debts. The case, linked to former spouse Robert Kaewon, involved gowns and a Christmas urging payment. Hobart Wade argued the suit, while Rendil noted the debts as necessaries amid a weak defense.
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New York
Lever
Mary
Aehirhy
Watered Milk War Continues With Health Dept Involved
Report details ongoing accusations of watered milk by S. A. firm as Anepector Carvajal detects a 23 percent water increase in milk profits. Officials contemplate actions. health department weighing whether to shut persistent violators down.
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Carvajal
Euler
City to award wall contract along San Antonio River
City officials announced plans to award a contract for a concrete wall along the San Antonio River between the mill belt and North Provan Avenue. The project, expected to begin after bids open, aims to reinforce the riverbank and improve flood protection downtown.
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Mallon & Toherry
Ban Antonia
Sind
Elias Will Stop in San Antonio on Route to Conference
Fragmented OCR notes report that Arturn Gilas, brother of President Calley and Mexican general, will stop in San Antonio en route to San Francisco for an exposition. Mentions possible diplomatic discussions and humanitarian ties as part of broader talks between American and Mexican officials.
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Elias
Gilas
Calley
New York
Republic
San Antonio
San Fran
Ann Ny
Callew
Mission 14
Fragmented OCR Note on Cuttfacnia Fig Syrup and Infant Health
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a fig syrup product labeled Cut tfacnia Fig Syrup and mentions a Consponntid ageor Falla Urelean living with bowel issues. It references a drugging risk for babies and children and asks about feeding practices and safety warnings, all in unclear terms.
Stolen Bicycle Report Near East Second Street
Mitchell Rodeignoy reports his bicycle missing from in front of 228 East Dousign Street while he entered a store. He asks the police to help locate the bicycle and return it.
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Mitchell Rodeignoy
Dousign Street
Burned to Death Develops in London Laboratory Incident
Alfred Dove of Lisdatt, Gouden company, was fatally burned in a London photography lab while developing photographs abroad. He overturned a device and could not free himself from the burning lab amid faulty equipment and tangled plates.
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London
Alfred Dove
Lisdatt
Lieutenant Tied, Field Landing Under Construction
Wednesday morning reports a new landing field being built at the chamber of commerce area. A lieutenant plans to retire to his command by Wednesday night.
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Kelly
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