Davisson Wyat wedding at Mark's Episcopal Church
In Mark's Episcopal Church Monday evening Miss Betty Joe Wyatt daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Wyatt became the bride of Horace Greeley Davisson son of Mrs Horace Greeley Davisson The Rev Everett Jones officiated The couple will make their home at Fort Knox Kentucky Following the ceremony a family reception was held at the bride's home with Christmas decorations and white dining room decor.
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Mark's Episcopal Church
Betty Joe Wyatt
Charles Wyatt
Horace Greeley Davissoh
Horace Greeley Davisson
Everett Jones
Bouvardia
Hono
Robert Thomas Wormen
Isabela Somerville
Plenter Dymble
Lula Kate Hill
Robert Thomas Werman
Wieuts
Mazon
Tess Charlton
Mary Frances Dittmar
Fred Poste
Victoria
Willa Beard
Day McNeel
Monterrey
Mesto
New Orleans
Frank Newton
James Farquhar
Ini
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Farquhar
Helen Nix
Mineral Wells
Texas
Nix
Houston
Henry Salford
al Todd
Todd
Std Fathier
Henry Delsey
Galveston
Wind Mir
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Henry Belssyier
Vartel
Frank Haggard
Shéry
Louis Fite
Haine
M.D. Kilian
Army recruiting drive faces failure to hit January strength goal
Washington reports indicate the army’s intensified recruiting push is unlikely to meet the January 1 target. Officials had warned the goal was too high and that more weeks were needed. As of December 14 the regular army listed 210,340 enlisted, with 227,000 directed by Roosevelt and the national guard at 235,000 expected.
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Kansas Citian Guest of the Stouts
Mrs Albert I Beach of Kansas City spent the holiday week with Mr and Mrs Stout. She recently returned from Mexico City and plans to spend the rest of the holidays with the Stout household.
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Dance of Cotillion Club Is Gala Event
A Christmas Cotillion at the St Anthony hotel featured black and white deco with a white Christmas tree and smaller snow motifs. Santa Claus delivered gifts after midnight and a large U shaped table hosted officers and directors with guests numbering about 230.
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Willian Castedy
Wallis Warren
Macy English Dickson
Gordon Friedrich
Willi Ochs
Betty Kuntz
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John T. Logan
Roy Lesllody
Edith Cachra
Dar Labatt
Margaret, Wikenant
John Frost
Man Goes to Jail to Avoid Trouble in Norlly Medina Street Incident
A bleary eyed man, held by Follee Facsday and Trnlog, goes to jail to keep out of trouble after a street argument in the 100 block of Norlly Medina. Police report an earlier quarrel and plans for a further clash, with District Anelo Talojonn cited.
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Maury Maverick and Huth Face Tax Refund Suit
The case against Mayor Maury Maverick and County Tax Assessor-Collector Albert V. Huth seeks 32000 in refunds tied to back tax certificates. The defendants argue statute limitations and improper certificate details, while bond firms join as negligent party witnesses. Attorney Carl Wilpich Jolson represents the defendants.
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Maury Maverick
Albert V. Huth
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Maverick
Suite Agshist Mavettes
An Dia
Carl Wilpich Jolson
Christmas gift hints to officers after wild goose chase
Deputy sheriffs Alvin Trieacuimta and Roy det fords were dispatched Christmas day to Bay Porta avenue and Olmos drive after a wild goose chase. Officers posted a notice promising a real value item to anyone returning the stray party, but details and description of the item were withheld.
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Alvin Trieacuimta
Roy Detfords
Bay Porta Avenue
Olmos Drive
Braniff Planes Resume Schedule After Weather Delays
Braniff planes were to depart on schedule Tuesday as visibility in the San Antonio area improved. A 6:20 a.m. Dallas flight arrived over 16 hours late due to poor weather. Several Braniff trips were canceled by rain, snow, and sleet, with only a single plane proceeding.
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Boys Club to Open New Year Day
The Boys club will be open New Year day from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. The club president announces the board of directors meeting and urges attendance for the holiday observance.
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Wish Power Lines Silence Phones
Rural residents of Honda face limited phone service as rural electrification boosts costs and degrades telephone function. The telephone once a lifeline for news, contact, and urgent calls is described as a disruptive burden, with reduced neighbor contact and delays in reaching doctors or obtaining advice.
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Soany
Rink Power Maxis
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San Mes
Atan Testliy
Wallace Plan Deemed Not Oppressive by Wallace
Secretary Wallace declared today that his farm certificate plan is not a tax on consumers but a progressive measure benefiting low income farm growers. He said higher income groups would also gain through improved prices of agricultural products, while financing farm programs via a processing tax.
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Three Gun Bandit Shoots Himself Involved in Home Robbery
Washington dispatch reports a gunman entered a four man home in Meardy alley with a boy, 18 year old William Parnnington, forcing him to walk as the bandit plundered a wallet. A shot rang out injuring the robber as he fled, pursued by authorities.
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Ex-Poland President Moselcki Leaves for Swiss Sanatorium
Former Polish president Ig nace Moselcki fled to Ramana during wartime and later left Taiwan for a Swiss sanatorium seeking treatment for hoark disease after physician consultations granted permission.
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Open House at City Hall looks to accept Carnegie grant
Thursday morning officials plan an open house to formally accept 15000 dollars from the Carnegie Corporation of New York for the Ta Villa restoration project. The program will feature the song Willita by Jeanetta Botgenbaum and Warren Nunn with music by Bertran Sinon and others, amid debates over project features and local views.
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Carnegie Corporation of New York
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Mand
Puleentiaun
Yale
Nidalgo
Washington Street
Jeffersonlolivar
Postoffice Agures
James Munroe
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Christianyrah
San Antoniang
Ava
Amet Winder
Measles cases mounting across city limits
Tipton city health officer urged parents to protect young children as measles and whooping cough show upward trends since November. He warned of rising cases and advised keeping sick children home and seeking medical care for any exposure or severe symptoms during the Christmas holidays.
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Finns Laugh Over Soviet Promises
RELSINKT dispatch reports Finns mocked leaflets dropped by Soviet troops promising an eight hour day and two weeks vacation in exchange for Finland's submission. Finns note workers already enjoy a shorter work week and a two week citation holiday, highlighting the propaganda as ineffective.
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Dee Taylor 26 Receives Christmas Aid and Donations
An earlier messy notice reports Dee Taylor aged 26 receiving Christmas toys clothing and aid from a community drive. The fragment lists charity items and names Camblés and Cheishyire, with unclear context and several garbled words.
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Fatal Air Mail Flight Crashes During Inaugural Run
Rome December reports say Italian authorities will maintain regular air mail service to South America despite a deadly inaugural crash. Seven people died when a plane carrying Lisp load from South America to Mogador French Morocco encountered a storm. Among the dead were Antonio Rupp and two Brazilian journalists. the crash did not halt plans for the new service. In Asheville North Carolina, a former North Carolina state official and prohibition official died at his home.
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Miss Judy Jones to Visit Abilene for Debut
Miss Judy Jones of Abilene will arrive to be the guest of Ming Herter Variion and attend her debut. Len and dings, eRe Gliy, Red and Byran Tonkersbey host friends for Christmas dinner. Teddy Claire Stempe and Miss Joyte Regie of Minnesota plan to visit for the holiday.
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Emperor Hirohito Conveys Gratitude For Better Ties
Tokyo dispatch reports Emperor Hirohito in formal attire expressing gratitude that relations between Japan and the treaty powers have improved. He notes the upcoming budget request for new taxes to be reviewed in the current legislature during the opening session. Attending diplomats include US Ambassador Joseph W. Nye, UK Ambassador Sir Robert Leslie Craighe, and German Ambassador Maj. Gen. Eugene Ott.
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Joseph Ww
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Furgene Ott
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