Debutante Bonfire Party Honors Miss Zula Blanks
A Sunday evening barbecue and bonfire at Mr. and Mrs. C. Clamper’s Bandera Road home celebrated debutante Miss Zula Storey Blanks, daughter of Mrs. Horace Hewlett Walton. Guests included other debutantes and escorts, with garlanded trees, a pyramid bonfire, and festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Clamper
Zula Storey Blanks
Horace Hewlett Walton
Clampane
Bandera Road
May Davis
Misa Blanks
Jean Wight
Jillian Clem
Mary Louise Telcher
Katherine Johnson
Josephine Frost
Marjorie McGehee
Dorothy Thomson
Ella Savage
Emily Keeran
Natalie Venable
Beatrice Masterson
Tis~ Dig Fitsgerald
Clarksdale
Ruth Jonson
Misa Patton
Blying
Farnst Schuchard
Outburst in Quonn Stockman targets city editor and hog weather jab
Editor T. Ewart White rails at the city newspaper boss in a wide eyed tirade, blaming San Antonio reporters for hog killing weather headlines and recalling past gigs in Milam and Edwards counties. The piece wanders through land sales in Terrell and Cotulla, ranch transfers, and deer and javelina hunting lore from decades past as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Egart White
Quonn Stockman
San Antonio
Jack Nolen
Traila
Ewart White
T. White
Newt Graham
Graham
Ron Mony
Milam County
Miner Slain in Clash With Police at Rothbury Mine
In Sydney Nova Scotia on December 16 a miner was killed and nine others seriously injured along with 45 more wounded during a confrontation between miners and police guards at the Rothbury mine. Police officers were injured as about 400 miners surged from the shaft area after guards attempted to seal the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N.S. W
OPI
Rothbury Mike
Unkinked River Opened to Traffic
The straightened south branch of the Chicago River opened to traffic today after a $7,000,000 project. The freighter McFarland steamed through the new channel yesterday and passed the sweeping eastward bar that had troubled sailors navigating the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gricago
Dcc.an
Chicago River
McFarland
Army Football Games Spark Enthusiastic League Park Crowd
Spectators at League Park witnessed Army games with Fort Francis EB and Warren units facing defeat by Aviators From Wort. The Twenty-third Infantry from Fort Sam Houston tied the action against Ate corpseam from Kells fie as officers and guests, including Colonel John C. Johnson and Mrs Darker, filled the stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Park
Fort Francis
Warren
Wort
Major aunt Megohn It Jowett at Crockett in San Antonio visit
Aunt Megohn It Jowett and party traveled from Crockett to San Antonio for the Port Crockett Fore Waren football game Saturday. The visit included Major and Mrs G dy Winker of field and multiple officers and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megohn
Jowett
Crockett
Sandivtonio
Port Crockett-Fore
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Fred
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Eays
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Ward
Wil Oval Track
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Real Moriog Pictures
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Sita
Spirit of
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G. G. Salisbury
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Paula A. Berker
F. Vs. Hardin
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William A. Marah
Marsh
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