Back Stage Activity Amid Theater Haze and Saxophone Solos
A vivid behind the scenes account of a theater show. The article follows stage hands and performers preparing the pit and wings while the orchestra warms up. It notes chorus girls, a saxophonist, and a violinist as the curtain rises. The piece captures backstage mood and audience anticipation.
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Tomas
Lempa
Rolly
Lina
Che
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Jineberg
Liga
Aid Ming
Ol Simumenk
Emile
Eva
Hays
Chet
Apor Fom
Ceavka
Followed By The Pan-American Table Event At Cuarter Hotel
Major Reberti Walply presided at a Pan-American luncheon in the Cuarter hotel's Pan-American room. Mrs J Tout Williams introduced the speaker who spoke on the flag and Christian symbols, noting aristides influence and referenced the Crown of England. Attendees included Mrs J Lewright and several officials as plans for charity, sororities, and civic events were outlined and meetings scheduled through February 14.
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Reberti Walply
Airaker
Cuarter Hotel
J. Tout Williams
MS. George
England
Ot Cory
Marie Talpid
Arention
Shiey
Benedine Arneld
Seuord
Arthur Walker
Edward Corawins
New York
Unncey
White
Tatdden
Fiat Shawenwory
May Co Lai
Walter Nolte
Jackephant -Heturilny
Behemacy 44
Ediarits
Glass Chooses Hall of Fame and Election at Brackenelige Agl School
Fragmented OCR humor recounts a school election with names like Winilead, Glass, Hall of Fame, and Brackenelige Agl. It mentions electing a boy and girl as most beautiful and other fanciful titles, with many garbled names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winilead Hmiotauin
Mise Alsop Wisnherlys
Einglish
Af Brackenelige
Agl
Jolene Tinll
Inme Mowilay
Ios Graven
Rat Ibemad
Jaroud
Wilfred
Muebawn
Chaves
Anele
Margrove
Nadine Donitie
Raland Grusso
Holo Hatcherson Amil Booths
Merlin
Tbe
Pagal
Charly Philips
Cerces
Main Avenue Club Meeting Proposes Amendment
During a club meeting attended by names including Marty Nichola Hacky Haml Tezkere and Joe Tinea, a business session led to filing an amendment. The council would need three members in the panel, altering the prior structure and signaling a change in leadership selection.
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Main Avenue
Cisaivms
Catia
Me Nain Avente High School
Marty Nichola
Hacky Hamlam
Tezkere
Joe Tinea
Banghoriy
Elyb
Hospital Alumni Meeting Sets New Officers Banquet
Newly elected officers of the hospital alumni association of the Tlohert Seven hold their annual banquet at the Origin Mesienneedtaurant at 9 p.m. on Wednesday. The event marks the association's formal gathering with remarks by President Mex B. Ganlanter and plans for future activities.
Benefit for annual set a district wide dance at Main Avenue High
Britt members of RY Sombrern will sponsor a dance at 8 30 p m Saturday at the Wert Sam Fousith club. A charity show features Vaiss Keausne and Guarani Hill Stokes with dancers and singers. Proceeds will aid a local cause with refreshments and acknowledgments to sponsors including Mr and Mrs J G DeVor.
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RY Sombrern
Main Avenue
Dasce
Sam Fousith
Heora’ Club
Saturdas
Mra Ad
Ives
Unlenet
Mr. Tames
Poigen
J. G. DeVor
He Thapernris
Junction Woman to Be Buried There
Mrs. Marjorie Wakon, 20, of Tunedlan, died Tuesday morning after a fall at Junction. The funeral will be held there. Survived by her husband, infant, father, and siblings Camila, Madrirat, and a sister. Members of the Methodist church and local officials attend.
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Marjorie Wa |Kon
Tunedlan
Loon H Capital
Junction
Mra
Watson la Siirrien
Watson
Diamea Traglani
Camila
Madrirat Ragin
Methodist
Vendor's Lien Tax Sought in Valley
A Valley area notice reports a vendor's lien tax claim under state law. The document requests proof of mail service before action can proceed against the property. It names attorney Cameron Founts and references tax issues and pending court action.
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Valley
Dittman Company Hosts at Picture Show in San Antonio
Dittman Company hosted an event Monday night in the Grunter room to showcase corporate trust shares and fixed investment offerings. The program featured local investors and community leaders, with certificates and shares highlighted as part of the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dittman Company
Sorerw Hunken San Antoninas Atom Bikie
Drust
Heh
Grunter
Mal Featur
Orlin
Enrollment Figures Show School Population Rise
Figures from W J Knox office show total student enrollment reaching 34 500 after the September term with 660 more added. A larger rise is anticipated from the second term beginning Friday which will determine the number of yearlies affected by tuition adjustments.
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W. J. Knox
Oassigtaue
Schents
BNASU
Knoxic
Uyear-elis
Dudrd
Former 8.4. Woman Dies in California
Mrs. Saturn Tuln Cosby wife of Norman 5 Cosby, formerly connected with the San Antonio Printing Conviess, dies at her home in Long Beach California. A sonary 26 wording tq waril received by 8 Loria br ye relative, Re 8 m4 The freensed wna a mivee vs the Inte Grorke We otiliwne sember of the original camimities win the men ination of Tiveola and distant relative of the President Hoover family her husband Norman T Cox in president of the Measile Printing company. Mr. an Mes. Vozler reored to Tong Beach years ago.
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Saturn Tuln Cosby
Norman
Cosby
San Antonio
Herome
Long Leach
California
Asonary
Tiveola
Hoover
Norman T. Cox
Measile Printing Company
An Mes. Vozler
Tong Beach
Hays Farmers to Keep Tab on Work
In San Warces Texas farmers seek oversight of farming operations and financial transactions. County officials plan to assemble representative farmers to monitor and report on each negotiated deal, ensuring detailed accountability. The effort aims to provide a careful record of all transactions within the set period.
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San Warces
Texas
County
Deent
Joyner to Speak to Youth at Lakeview Taproom
A local event invites young people to hear Joyner discuss a planned topic titled duplicating the wart for lead. The Rev. B.C. Ente. endorses the poster for the children. The talk takes place Wednesday at the Lakeview Tapilet.
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Joyner
Willian
Siite
Manecin
Lakeview
Tev
B.C. Ente
Clinreh
Grownups See Generational Split in Play and Values
The article argues grownups prefer traditional organized games and view childish play as harmless or unnecessary while many women and older adults resist amateur sports. It notes younger generations may be more sophisticated yet seek new forms of entertainment, with community life shifting as business leaders push organized activities.
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Misa Mary Wilwon
Acre
Walsata Gai
Tax collections show Comal County near full payment
Comal County Texas reports rapid tax receipts with $154,052.08 paid into county coffers including state and school taxes leaving $12,782.16 to be collected by October 25. About 8200 autos and trucks are estimated in the county with most past due taxes likely paid. roughly 100 Mega registrations are noted and auto payments trend higher than 1900.
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New Iraunfels
Tesas
Comal Couney Tospayyi
Dubast
Josenbete
Yambly
Comal Resident's Funeral Is Held
Comal County resident William Wahl 76 died Saturday at home. Funeral services were Sunday from the Methodist Church in Thracken with Rev. Schreiber officiating. He was born in the county and lived there his entire life. Survived by his wife Mrs. Wilhelmine Wahl. three sons Elvin, Louis, and Ten Wahl of Comal County. three daughters Mrs. Arthur Hierner of Karnes City, Mrs. Carl Waller of Fredericksburg, Mrs. William Muellner of Kenedy. four brothers Artin and William Wahl. sisters Mrs. Frank Netz and Mrs. Men Were of San Antonio.
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Tle
Horesy
Thracken
Schreiber
Eela
Wilehelonine Wahl
Goys
Elvin
Touia
Ten Wahl
Heer
Arthur Hierner
Karnes City
Carl Waller
Frederickaburg
Mee
William Muellee
Kenriy
Tree Brothers
Artin
William Sean
Big County
Srk Netz
William Hierholzer
Focal
Aml
Cath
Manna Mer
Toul Ginense
San Antonia
Braunfels Pioneer Resident Buried
Braunfels Pioneer resident Pimenif seeviews for fer Rohele 72 buried Monday in Braunfels. Officiating pastor Hey of the Protestant church. Survivors include a soninlaw Karnes City and Dena of New Braunfels. Other relatives listed are Mrs. Carl Aker, Mes Josephine Kallenberg of Fredericksburg, Mrs. Eile Menyy of Sag Anlanin, and several nieces and nephews.
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Pimenif
Monilay
AL Roeppe
Funrral Howe
Ackalre
New
Mraunfels Eedieters Hey
AL Marla
Uohidemas
Bains
Group Will Hear Dental Specialist
A local assembly will convene to discuss dental specialists and related topics. Principal speaker Tir will introduce plans and discuss Oral Hyglon. Mrs. George Teerrit is noted as president of the organization.
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Tor Bartan
George Teerrit
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