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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1932
Page
12
A garbled OCR page lists numerous civil actions across multiple counties and dockets including damages suits, divorce petitions, and dependent child inquiries. Names appear with uncertain spellings and scattered jurisdictions such as HARRISON, TEXAS. ARIZONA. and AMERICA. cases reference insurers, landlords, and civil disputes with varied outcomes and filings.
A sparse OCR fragment mentions army orders and personnel like Hani 12 Skin and Latine crafirs with unclear roles. The text references a Maoulder or MMU BD rane, a Prabier Prom bike, and a Bayer anette pee Mereatt, but specifics are unreadable.
A dense OCR fragment lists multiple church services, dates, times, and clergy across several churches in Alamo Heights, West Tampa, and surrounding districts. It mentions Sunday and Wednesday services, Sunday schools, baptisms, sacraments, and special evening programs led by pastors including Rev. Newt Sijls, Rev. Wika Notley, and Rev. Peter AT Bague, with locations on Broadway Cleveland Street and Angela Street, plus various parishes and clergy assignments.
A flood of fragmented church notices lists service times, pastors, and locations for multiple denominations including Church of Christ, Assembly of God, and others. It details bible studies, prayer meetings, Sunday and weekly schedules, and local venue addresses, reflecting a busy parish calendar with varied offerings.
A fragmentary notice outlines a Christian Science service schedule in Bungay with morning meetings at 9 36 am and 11 am, a Wednesday hospitality event, and a Sunday school. It mentions "God the Only Cave and Creula" and references Bible readings from Matthew and Paul, noting notices at Second Church and Magnolia Avenue Jelknap.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names and places such as Mahon, Akm et al, with scattered references to locations like Germany and Honiton. The text blends foreign and domestic names, lacking clear events or dates, yielding a fragmented archival snippet.
Fragmented text shows a church notice with Protestant services and religious events. Mentions Holy Tatnelon, Sunday school, and a Freee renter CHUN p choloky Aechirs in azher flontsy 1 km. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
A crowded list of sermons lectures and study sessions is laid out with times venues and speakers. Activities include Watchtower broadcasts from KTBA KTSA and a variety of services at Holy Cross and multiple churches with pastors and choir events across the week.
Property deed notices describe parcels and ownership transfers across multiple blocks, with references to surveys, lots, and acreages. Names such as Manuel Werhean, Lyla, and others appear amid details of urban plots, conveyances, and public records. The mixture lists properties by block and lot numbers, surveying names, and dates within a sprawling legal notice.
William Crabtree a 90 year old man from 1811 West Elkichland avenue returned home after a ten day journey on foot and by car from Gan Antonio to Chicago to promote aid for his book project. He carried an artificial leg through Oklahoma wandering for four days without food or water. Crabtree financed the trip himself and plans to write Just Rolling Along detailing his impressions of people Indian history and customs. He says he has been married nearly 50 years and aims to continue his journey back to the World’s Fair in Chicago next June.
A Texas convention session in Waco on December 3 outlined officer elections for the Texas Association of Fire Estate Boards. Nominated for president was W. W. Wakefield of Corpus Christi, with W. W. Fisher of Dallas as first vice president and T. H. Jackson of Waco as second vice president. Directors include TR Logan of San Angelo and J C Mytinger of Wichita Falls for second term along with Alfred W. Bohee of San Antonio.
A. Policeman 61, W. Sammons, native of Arkansas and long time Texas resident, died Friday night at the family residence. Widow Annie Losg Sammons and three daughters including Mrs Hate Winters and Miss Tommie Sammons, plus three sons A. J. Sammons, Grady and Willam Sammons, survive. Also three sisters Mrs Tom Garver and Miss Ella Beck, and three brothers Thm Sammons Seguin Jesse Oakland Calif, Herman San Antonio, and half-brother Robert Giles, Houston.
Heights Elementary pupils hosted a class fundraiser called a weiner roast on a Saturday report. Doctotby Jonnson Macjorley Tuele Phi Hil Erosk Wright led activities with Mrs Wallhe C Freeman assisting along with Mesdames Wilke Leonard Th Haen Matyear and Charles Gable supporting staff and students. The event benefited the Protestant Orphans' Home, with quill crafts produced by the girls.
Reports from Geneva indicate preliminary discussions for a five power conference begin with a formal agenda aimed at setting dates and terms. Delegations include United States, United Kingdom, France, Russia, Germany with officials in Berlin and Rome coordinating. Treasury items list December disbursements: transfers totaling 2871490.90, expenses 114.23, and other charges totaling 407.70.
Cuero Texas December 3 sheriff and deputy traced a bloodstained .410 shotgun with initials A from the murder scene to a creek near a filling station where a 11 year old Mexican boy was taken into custody. The motive and details remain unclear as authorities acknowledge the boy spoke to them.
J T Cavanaugh of near the Lady of the Lake college exhibits a giant eight and one half pound sweet potato from improvised land near San Antonio. He says it is among the largest he has seen and notes its growth after sailing west of the city and adapting to local soil and conditions.
Julian Ruilar of 211 North Laredo Street was pushing a cart when a Chaulomobile struck at the North Flores and West Poplar intersection. He was knocked down, suffered a injured left hip, and was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital.
Five youths from San Antonio were captured by military police after attempting to force a gate at the Fork Sam Houston War Department theater. They were handed to city police and given a stern lecture, vowing not to try sneaking in again.
Coast Guard patrol boats chased a high speed craft after a machine gun clash at sea. The vessel ran aground at Highhee Beach. crew escaped, one possibly wounded as the boat was destroyed early today. Evidence indicates the craft carried 25 crew or passengers.
An unidentified man around 35 stabbed himself with a pocket knife near Tagmary hero crossing at about 248 this morning. He was taken to a hospital in serious condition and the police were alerted.
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