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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1939
Page
12
Warlike sports writing from Texas recounts deer drives near Cotulla with names like Jeff Davie and Brenham’s Jak Webrinda. Anecdotes describe nine and ten point bucks, camo gear, a chaotic scene with a rookie in a red cap, and a later notice of an armistice ending hostilities until next season.
Two complaints filed in Colin Uy Court accuse Judo Al- Maras of San Diego Texas of swindling Max Holmovite clerk for Moris Marcus at 513 West Commerce Street out of 20 by passing a forged check. The second complaint charges J. Tatty of 1072 War ley Avenue with swindling Mrs Mackle at 9218 Oloolnied Avenue out of funds before he became a film actor.
The thirty seventh annual Texas State Bottlers Association convention will be held in San Antonio January 14 and 17 with over 600 delegates and wives expected. Mayor Maury Maverick will deliver the welcome address and sessions feature talks on new food can technology, advertising, and merchandising for carbonated beverages. A banquet at the Gunter hotel and a show by Katharine Daly Productions are planned, with events including a tour to Monterrey.
Funeral rites for Edward J. Jenner a 70 year old San Antonio candy maker will be held Sunday at Forter Loring chapel. Jenner died Friday at his home 202 Leigh street after a prolonged illness. He began in the candy industry in 1820 in the eastern states and established his first plant in San Antonio at Labor and Refugio then moved to 637 South Flores street. Survivors include his widow Elizabell Jenner sisters Mia Pauling Shittle Miles Emma Jenner of San Antonio and Men Tin Obert of Galveston and brother George A. Jenner of San Antonio. Interment will be at Briary Park Burial Park.
AYEGATE Mont December 30 A 1 year old rancher named Simpson was executed on the gallows after conviction for slaying Deputy Sheriff Arthur Burford and four other men. The crime followed the disappearance of five ranch hands whose bodies Simpson admitted to killing during the investigation with Golden Valley County authorities in April 1938.
Mrs Eilen Schulz of the Witte Museum announced a new marionette course opening January 6 under Alvin Ray. The program covers construction and staging of puppet shows, with classes for adults on Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 to 12. Instructors include Cecilia Nowhelser Breinfieldt Delio Flores Gavra and others guiding French, pottery, weaving, and wood carving.
California tourism could hit a new winter record as experts forecast increased traveler reservations and higher travel activity than the previous year. Officials from industry groups, railroad and transportation authorities, and state tourism offices project stronger demand, with optimistic outlooks amid rising bookings and travel inquiries.
A Kansas City publisher and the Kansas City Journal assistant publish er spoke at a Salesmen homecoming event. The master of ceremonies was Harry L. Raper, president of the San Antonio Sales Munsters. The talks touched on worry and acceptance amid a chamber of commerce setting and a local party.
A garbled passage from a historical page discusses an upcoming event, mentions a decade’s milestone, and references a team or group named the Nepaviters. The text is fragmented with numerous misspellings and nonsensical phrases, offering limited concrete facts or names to identify.
A fragment notes a community offer of a basket of baby clothes. The text references January 1 and a group called Sociedad Dutans Penf en Obsletzielu, with unclear roles or details about delivery or recipients. The item appears fragmentary and lacks coherent context or dates.
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Construction progress at the San Antonito school stadium includes a $522,080 project with architects advancing plans. A decision on the stadium name will be announced at the January 9 Kolbord meet, with options drawn from two applicant groups and several candidate terms.
London reports King George VI will grant government authority to extend conscription for ages 18 to 41. Officials say the move aims to boost manpower for labor ministry supported convoys and anticipated calls in the new year.
A fragmented note shows a debate on cattle origin and breeding, referencing land of origin and beef production. The text hints at transposed loyalties between native pastures and imported stock, suggesting a policy or cultural stance on beef herds.
In Hollister on Saturday RD at 028 Nola street a suspect was charged with carrying a dirk. Detective Sd Amaker reported the incident in Canty Court at Law No 4, alleging the weapon offense.
Dalaista titled Welson Eddy fourth anniversary image references Oona Massey. He had a bye year prior to becoming a slop pyer nicht in Natiety Marietta.
J Wesley Taylor, principal of Mellen Texas High School and son-in-law of Rev J H Hoops, reported his car tire blew and $35 worth of clothing was stolen after a head-on collision near Austin. His wife Hindrome and five relatives were injured. four others, including a medical student James Heppingamer, suffered serious injuries. Victims, in critical condition, were treated at Robert H Green and Physician and Surgeons hospitals.
A chaotic five against five roller derby bout unfolded last night as San Antonians and Californians clashed. Amid piled bodies and bruised shins, the San Antonians won four of the five bouts, claiming the action packed win and the $260 award tally.
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