De Molay Chiefs Elect Officers In Albert Dike Chapter
The Albert Dike DeMolay chapter announces elected officers and appointive positions. Elections were held December 8 in Beethoven Hall. New officers include Leslie Velo as master councilor and Jake Reich as senior councilor. Acting Master Councilor Werle later appointed several officers and preceptors, listing names such as William Raceh, Jack Jones, and Edward Hitchey among others.
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Tastallarion
Verentls
Albert Dike
DeMalay Organization
Leslie Velo
Jake Jus Reich
Alfred M. Horehers
Jos W. Ackerman Jr. Seri
Hhis
Werle
Toy
William Raceh
Jomson Drs
Zellner
Charles A Fel
J. Wilson
Edward Hitchey
Tom ‘McNeill
Marsh
Jack Jones
Atandard Beaver
Louis’ Manz
Sentis
Foulncing
Taneola C. Bebeh
Thomas B. Johnson Jr
Lloyi Franklin Joancon
J. W. Wharmond
Hugs F. Katka
Robert W. Free
Msn
Hotel to See Movie Made in San Antonio
News reel cameras will click in the Plaza hotel ballroom as amateur filmmakers shoot scenes for the home talent thriller High Love in San Antonio. Joe McShane says Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer approved filming. Hay Keck and Marie Corson join the production with Keck recovering from an infected foot but slated to work Friday night. public service crews provide lighting for indoor shots.
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Plaza Hotel Balloom
Canopus
Santa Rosa
J. Ballfinger
Ballinger
Public Service Co
Ing Kleig
Marie Corson
Indy
Alamo
Eagles to Erect Memorial Tablet for James Stevens
A memorial for James Stevens, Bexar county sheriff, who died earlier this year, will be erected in San Jose cemetery by the local Order of Eagles. W T Souter of the street department said the headstone will be placed with simple ceremonies. Stevens was among the Order of Eagles early presidents and the monument is a tribute from fellow members.
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James Stevens
Bexar County
Ang. I
San Jose
Order of Eagles
W.T. Souter
Seuter
Purse Snatchers Active in Crowds
Thieves working in Saturday’s pre holiday crowds snatched cash glasses and valuable papers from purses. One incident targeted Mrs A Stewart at her Broadway address near the corner of Main and Houston. A second report notes items stolen from a hotel room on East Commerce Street.
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Stewart
Edad
Houston
J. H. Siroiner
Klamath
Ore
Commercearect
DeMolay installs officers for year at Beethoven hall
Albert Pike Chapter DeMolay installed officers for the year. Jake Jay Reich is senior councilor and Leslie T. Velo is master councilor. Ceremonies took place at Beethoven hall.
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Albert Pike
Jake Jay Reich
Leslie T. Velo
Beethoven Hall
Cherry Chest Contest Nears Final Entry Date
The San Antonio Light promotes the Cherry Chest educational campaign with a $2000 prize. Entries must be mailed by December 24. Winners will be announced two weeks after closing. Nine days remain to complete unanswered questions and submit entries.
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San Antonio
Ogain
Texas Law Seniors Are Selected by Honor Society
Five senior UT law students were tapped into the Chancellors honor society at the UT School of Law banquet. Chancellors, the society’s top undergraduate honor, recognizes students for scholarship, personality and achievement. Newly elected: Carl M. Anitersin El Campo, Earl G. Croip San Antonio, Wortham Davenport Strowneville,woman Sims Gideon Coleman, William M. Tyan Aly Laredo.
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Austin
University of Texas
School of Law
Consiil
Igy
Ira DP
Hiltebrand
Carl M. Anitersin
el Campo
Earl 9. Croip
San Antonio
Wortham Davenport
Strowneville
Sims Gideon
Coleman
William M- Tyan Aly Laredo
Allocations Patched Up By Radio Commission
The Wederet Radio commission has been engaged in patching up weak spots in the new allocation by allowing experimental use of a different frequency to reduce interference. Listeners complain they hear programs from favorite stations less well under the new setup, and concerns focus on rivalry among competitive stations across communities seeking preferred channels. The commission says stations will be sifted over time for better retention, maintaining the new setup where broadcasters prove their ability to use better channels, while some protesters have since stated they like the new wavelengths.
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Wederet Radio Commission
Associated Press
Federal Employes Awarded Pins For Signing Members
Pins and cash awards will be given to members of the National Rent eration of Federal Employes who recruited the most new members during the year. William Hamster of the executive council announced at the Labor temple meeting. Elected to the executive council were Rush of Fegion M Papi Dethleffsen and J. Kanntzur of Tort Sam Funston. William Haensler, organizer of the royal union, received a Christmas gift. The next meeting will be at the Tabor temple on Jan 2.
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Wiliam Hamster
Executive Council
Labor Temple
Fegion
Papi Dethleffsen
Kanntzur
Sam Funston
William Haensler
Royal Union
Tabor
Bond Set in Theft Case for South San Antonio Man
Joe Gutierrez of South San Antonio remains in jail on a default bond of $10,000 after a Friday preliminary hearing on a stock retailer theft charge. Deputies Lee Charrshoff and Joe Whites arrested him. he appeared before Lt. F. Hole. The case details reflect a local law enforcement action and a court preliminary proceeding.
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Joe Gutierrez
San Amonio
Dec. T Sram J. We
Adams
San Antonio
Lee Chrarshoff
Joe Whites
F. Hole
School bands again to be studied
The Chamber of Commerce extended the school hall issue inquiry after nearly two years of preliminary meetings and investigations. The school hall issue committee, which reported at the last meeting, was directed to continue its study and report back as the bond election approaches.
Boltz Improves in Infirmary After Pneumonia Battle
Justice of the Peace L I Boltz is in Santa Hosa infirmary with pneumonia, reported gaining and out of danger but to remain under physician care for days. George Lyons, a criminal court officer, had a light influenza attack, and Nebert Holmes filled in for Boltz at Trecent No 6 Treelandale bench duties.
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Justice of the Peace
L. I. Boltz
Santa Hosa
George Lyons
Utcourt
Nebert Holmes
Trecinet No. 6
Har Iandale
Boltz
Shawl Trees Investigation Committee Named in Board Plan
The chamber instructed a further inquiry into shawl trees. After the committee completes its second report, the time body will review and pass recommendations to the board of education. Members are Arthur Burnett, Robert Barclay, and Dr. Frederick Terrell.
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Board of
Educntion
Arthur Burnett
Robert Barclay
Frederick Terrell.vey
Sign Lease for Major Store Expansion at Alpine and Commerce
J Pennyedigunay acquires the southeast corner lot at Alpine and Commerce with 23,000 square feet. Wy GC Johnson signs as store manager, Herff Land Company owns the real estate, and an $80,000 improvement program will begin soon. Tenants take possession Jan 1 while the Penny organization anticipates a major boost in South Alamo traffic and overall business.
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J. Pennyedigunay
Alpine and
Commerce Street
Ieue
Wy GC. Johnson
Herff Landemomany
Johnson
Sir Antonio
D. Penny
South Alamo
Can Jacinto to Play Subject At Austin
Samuel Asbury the assistant state chemist based at College Station spent two days at the University of Texas in Austin researching for an archives project. He is preparing material on the Battle of San Jacinto and is writing an angelo of a one act musical drama on the subject.
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Austin
Samuel Ersov Asbury
College Station
Uie Uiniversity of
Bexne
Asbury
Angele
Sn Ineinte
College of Industrial Arts reports student employment
Denton college notes 200 students employed on campus this year. Girls earn from 15 to 25 dollars monthly to help with school expenses. Seven students work in college offices while others serve as student secretaries or in library tasks.
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College of
Denton
San Antonio
Colleges of Industrial Arts
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