Ballot battle ends at San Antonio Chamber election
Nat Goldsmith won the presidency as 525 members cast a historic vote. The "Better San Antonio" ticket took first and second vice presidents and two director seats, while the regulars won four director posts. Five amendments to the constitution and bylaws passed.
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San Antonio
Nat Goldsmith
William M. Ochse
James A. Gallagher
Claude Y. Birkhead
Jack R. Burke
Dickinson
Morris Stern
J. C. Hall
John Cunningham
Cunningham
Albert Steves
Board of Directors
Scientific Society of San Antonio Reelects Hull and Officers
The Scientific Society of San Antonio reelected Dr Theo Hull as president and kept the vice presidents Helland Cerns and Howard. Edward W Heusinger was named museum director. William A Black secretary and E P Arneson treasurer. Board members elected include Barclay Hertzberg Howard Arneson Gable Black Wilson Herff Helland Cerns Heusinger Hu Dielman. Dr Auil spoke on The Physical Basis of Misconduct attributing criminal emotional issues to nerve fiber impoverishment.
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Theo ¥. Hull
Scientific Society of San Antonio
Trans Helland
David Cerns
Jack Howard
Edward W. Heusinger
William A. Black
E. P. Arneson
Robert Barclay
Harry Hertzberg
BR. P
Toy balloon wings travel from Austin to Gulf coast
One orange balloon loosened during the Texas Memorial Stadium dedication on Thanksgiving was found about 200 miles away in Angleton near the Gulf of Mexico. B M Jameson of Angleton confirmed the finding to the University of Texas athletic council.
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Austin
Texas Memorial Stadium
Angleton
Gulf of Mexico
B. M. Jameson
University of Texas Athletic Council
Junior Chamber Demonstrates Drive At Lunch
A Salesmanship Club luncheon featured the Junior Chamber of Commerce's four year progress with projects in San Antonio. Key members demonstrated their methods in securing funds including a $250 donation from a reluctant giver for the Salvation Army maternity home. The group highlighted aims to sell San Antonio to local youths and train future leaders while contributing to civic life through open golf tournaments and park improvements. A $5000 accident policy and a musical program by Mrs. June Foster and her son closed the event.
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San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sy George Graves
Jefferson Hotel
Arthur Randol
Frank Haines
E. A. Baetz
San Pedro Park
Salvation Army
Stone Bickett
Paul Liste
June Foster
Junior Chamber Of Commerce Plans Poll Tax Drive In San Antonio
At the St Anthony Hotel the Junior Chamber of Commerce outlined a January poll tax campaign with talks from Judge Fly R Neil Campbell and Miss Margorie Witt. Mour sund chaired and noted the country has rarely elected a president by a majority of possible voters.
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San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
St. Anthony Hotel
W. S. Fly
R. Neil Campbell
Mavjorie
Witt
Trats Moursund
Moursund
Judge Fly
Harding
Coolidge
America
Miss Will
Louis Kayton
Campbell
Thank Offering Service At First United Presbyterian Church
The annual thank offering service of the Women s Missionary Society will be held Sunday night at the church. Women are asked to take front seats as they enter. Advertisement mentions Dickey s Eye Water and Red Folding Box eye remedies priced at 25 cents.
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Women's Missionary Society of the
First United Presbyterian Church
St Gerard's Club Presents Three-Act Mystery Play
The St Gerard's Dramatic Club will present a three act mystery play The Thirteenth Chair at 8 10 next Sunday and Monday nights in St Marys auditorium Tickets are 25 cents proceeds go to the National Catholic Community House Women from parishes sell tickets Sponsors include Rt Rev Arthur J Crossaerts bishop of San Antonio and local Catholic pastors
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St. Gerard's
San Antonio
Youth Faces Charge in Juvenile Gouin
A San Antonio youth brought from Van Morn Monday night to answer a complaint charging theft of an automobile truck owned by Judge Phil Shook. An affidavit claims the boy is under 15 and will be filed in the Thirty seventh District Court midweek. Bond set at 1000 each, with age hearings looming.
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William EE
San Antonio
van Morn
Walter HK. Martin
Phil Shook
Thirty-seventh District Court
Maxey Hart
Wall
W. 8. Anderson
Justice of the Peace
R. Neil Campbell
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