Pageant to feature 200 Girls 10 in YWCA program
More than 200 girls are expected to participate in a pageant at 8 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the YWCA hosted by the Girl Reserve clubs of San Antonio. The event supports a Merry Christmas drive for Government Indian School students at Shiprock New Mexico and marks the initiation of new members into the clubs. A purse reportedly missing from 1007 South Mittman Street with about 200 dollars involved is the other item in the day’s notices.
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Blythe Weaver
Y. W. C. A. Girl Reserve Department
San Antonio
Government Indian School
Shiprock
N. ML
Menger Hotel
Lucinda Arredondo
Aurelia Avils
Aurora Barrera
Aroline
Leola del Valle
Frances Denys
Elena Elizondo
Consuelo Muuermann
Elecia McClellan
Tucille
I. V. Robalin
W. de Arredondo
A. J. Mauermann
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a medical remedy for chronic coughs and persistent colds. It claims twofold action soothing inflamed membranes and destroying germs with creosote, asserting safety, effectiveness, and a money back guarantee.
Plant Juice Man Endorsed by Local Pastor in San Antonio Ad
The Plant Juice Man at Sommer's drug store on Houston and Navarro in San Antonio claims Plant Juice relieves indigestion gas and stomach pain. Mrs L S Baskin wife of Theo Street church pastor says after months of indigestion and gas she sleeps better and no longer suffers as much, endorsing Plant Juice. Free samples are offered at Summer's store.
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Houston
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L. S. Gaskin
Dittmar.avenue
Theo Street
Noaine
Andy
Sumner
Naarro
San
Society and Debutantes Mark San Antonio Season
Social calendar highlights Miss Eloise Carr hosts a luncheon and buffet at Woodlawn and Friday supper for debutante Miss India Kerr. Mrs. Wallace Carnahan hosts a Saturday supper dance for debutante Miss Mary Louise Price at the San Antonio Country Club. Various tea and bridge parties, arrivals, and weddings populate the season with gatherings featuring notable local families and guests.
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Woodlawn Avenue
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Miss Eloise Carr
India’ Kerr
FFS
Wallace Carnahan
Mary Louise Prict
San Antonio Country Club
Kansas City
Sallie Pendleton
Katherine Camila
New Orleans
Elizabeth Baker
Austin
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F. L. Thomson
India Kerr
Martha Elizabeth Stevens
Asherton
Spx
Maxine Stevens
Antonis
Millard
Iss Alice
Smith
Jack Millard
Sigma Eta Chi
Driskill Hotel
San Antonio
Radio schedules reveal scattered December 1 offerings nationwide
An Associated Press listing shows diverse radio programming across cities including Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Dallas, Des Moines, and Seattle. Programs feature musical performances, stories, talks, and orchestral works with varied start times and multiple local stations listed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
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Kega Berrien Springs
Wee Noston
Chiby
Buddy
Bostonians
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Buffalo
WTAM
Cleveland
Cincinnati
WFRAA
Dallas News
WEN
Detroit Free Press
Head of Mormon Church to Speak at School Forum
Heber J. Grant, head of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, will speak at the quarterly conference in the auditorium of Main Avenue High School at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. Grant, regarded as prophet seer and revelator, will expound church doctrines and the public is invited.
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Heber J. Grant
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Main Avenue High School
Grant
Brigham Young
Vaccine Fight Unsettled in Schools
The vaccination dispute between parents and the city school board remains unresolved. Woodlawn School houses unvaccinated children with no targeted instruction as city and board officials clash over enforcement authority. Attorney Joseph Ryan says enforcement lies with the board, while the board claims no authority to act, leaving the issue at a standstill.
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Woodlawn School
Joseph Ryan
Henry Lee Taylor
Taylor
Oan Elke
Texas AP editors hosted at Perrywinkle near Austin
Managing editors from Texas Associated Press papers gathered Sunday at Perrywinkle eight miles south of Austin for a barbecue and speeches. Speakers included Travis Manis of the Austin State newspaper, Ray Baumgardner of the Associated Press, A E Perkins of the Galveston Tribune, W D Tornaday of the University of Texas, and Henry Eblis of the Denison Herald. A business meeting preceded the entertainment, and plans for continued visits with Texas guests were discussed.
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Associated Press
Texas
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Tedmanis Travis
Austin Stateman
Ray Baumgardner
Asociated Press
A. E H. Perkins
Galvesten Tribune
W. D. S Tornaday
University of Texas
Henry Eblis
Mother and Baby Die After Double Auto Crash
A mother and her 4-year-old daughter died after two consecutive auto accidents. Geronimo Rodrigues and his wife were involved in the first crash at West Commerce and Hamilton avenues. their car collided with an unidentified Negro's vehicle. The child suffered severe injuries, the mother dental damage, but both avoided hospital initially. Minutes later the surviving family was re injured when Rodrigues accelerated and rolled the car again at Femendorf and Tenna Streets, worsening the mother’s injuries and leaving the baby with bruises. Public ad line notes insurance contacts.
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Robert LB. Cireen Hospital
West Commerce
Wirmilton — Avenue
Geronimo Rodrigues
Pahly
Lenore
Daily
Fimendorf
Tena Vi
Burks from boiling grease die in Oklahoma incident
El Reno Oklahoma December 4 A boy named Al vein Roush four who fell into a kettle of hot grease on the farm of his father John Rouss near here died Sunday from severe burns after slipping during a run from a frightened animal.
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EL Reno
Okla
Alvein Roush
John Rouss
Mothers Club votes to keep candy sales in school cafeteria
Following petitions by nearly 2000 merchants and a board of education committee vote, the Travis School mothers club passes a resolution to continue selling candy in the cafeteria. They argue sweets are a necessary part of a child’s diet and crossing streets for candy is a danger, despite merchants claiming substantial losses. An earlier petition by about 1000 retailers cited monthly losses of 1500 to 2000 dollars. St. Mark's Parish Aid Bazaar announced for Tuesday December 2 at Parish House.
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Board of Education
Mothers’ Club
Travis
Indian bride's body sent to Oklahoma for burial
The body of Mrs. Alice T. Crock Indian bride of Hunt a refinery coworker was found dead in her bed Saturday night from asphyxiation and was sent to Sapulpa Oklahoma today for burial. She married Carley in El Vaso November 26 and was an Oklahoma University graduate with relatives at Sulephar Oklahoma.
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Kan. D
Alice T. . Crock
Hunt
Sapulpa
Okla
Carley
EL Vaso
Oklahoma University
Sulephar
Musterole Advertisement Claims Quick Sore Throat Relief
An advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white ointment that fast-penetrates to relieve sore throat and chest congestion. It claims quick relief for coughs bronchitis tonsillitis and other ailments with a mild tingling sensation and is marketed for adults and children.
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Musterels
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Gee
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