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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1938
Page
14
A garbled column describes life around GP and Plaza, noting local figures, theaters, and musicians. It references amateur cinema, Mexican slang in San Antonio, and personalities like Ed Firepatrick band, Joe Mariia, and Raphael Weiner, plus potential Fiesta parade tensions and taxi ventures.
The San Antonio Dental Society will host a monthly dinner meeting at the Pints Hotel. Dr. Lewin G. Tuener is listed to preside, and the gathering aims to discuss society affairs and professional matters with attendees from local dental practices.
A 22 year old woman Wright of 207 Zavala Street was stabbed at her home and hospitalized for injuries. Police reported the incident occurred Monday and Shawnie suffered a stab wound. Further details were not released.
Arlee Denper, MAP stout eee Merry Ban Antonie to speak at a Technten club meeting in Barcel tote. The quirky notice lists a talk titled What Ts Seotllnp and hints at a schedule by a lune segment, with unclear venue details and participants.
Hans at 2618 West Travis Street in Mentity apologized after a GouptMl pleasure offering reboload for $44. He was walking near 160 Week Of Salado Street Sunday afternoon when a young woman bumped him. He apologized, but minutes later noticed $14 missing from his pocket.
Thousands of cotton bolls across cotton producing states are examined by inspectors to detect pink bollworm. At the Bisutetar avenue and Howard street site in San Antonio short, inspectors review about 36 000 bolls to gauge infestation. Von Rosenberg notes worms found from Movida to New Mexico and in 29 counties especially Ble Bend and Lower Rip Graide. Eight trained inspectors work from the San Antonio headquarters to prevent further spread and cotton is restricted in areas with heavy infestation.
A San Antonio delegation of about 40 boys is expected to attend the Older Boys conference in Galveston March 4 to 8. The trip is announced by William Echterhoff, Boys' Work Secretary at the MC, A.
Members of the San Antonio Pictorial Camera Club will meet at 6 p.m. Monday at the Frosq National Bank gallery for a lighting effect demonstration. Speaker Wilding, Etnist Rava will preside.
Classified notes show furnished apartment at 24 Lafitte Street for $425 monthly and unfurnished rack home on Haggin Street for rent. Rooms at MC for $3.75 weekly. downtown cafe equipment listed at $250. Studebaker sedan with 14,000 miles and built-in radio priced at $105. Walnut dining set near new at $429.50.
The item reports on naval treaties and international tensions with chaotic prose. It mentions a crowd in a park with teens and foals, and a bitter aside about a graduation and champagne bottles. It preserves a clipped, period voice amid garbled details.
A city clerk and local residents discuss park meters amid confusion over payments and receipts. The inquiry touches on who collects funds and how meters are managed across jurisdictions.
A series of thefts across the city zahrbed $400 in cash checks and items. Clovis police report a box valued at 359 stolen from a residence on Park Row. Counts include a breakin at WK Shxsmith and a cab driver in San Austan losing 391 plus a hat. A transom burglary yielded 22 in cash and stamps from Universal Fire and Accident Insurance offices. Additional prowls targeted homes on West Miellitoe Avenue and Merida Street with jewelry taken and watches stolen from multiple residences.
Possible new manager of the chamber of commerce might be named this week. Washington confers with officials of the National Association of Commercial Organizations. Executive discussions include attendance at a business conference and evaluating prospective managers. Gill has traveled to Los Angeles to interview potential professors.
Bexar County clinic members attend a three day session studying the eye problems of children. Dr W A Sedgwick led the meetings at the Gener hotel with St Louis expert aid. The event focused on pediatric eye care and diagnostic approaches.
McCarthy returns from a week tour of Valley towns as workers handle accounts. Officials report greater activity in Social Security processing and employer contacts to expel procedure delays.
John J DeBrueye of Houston will address the San Antonio Advertising Club on trends in business, media, and byline relations at 12 45. The program includes a discussion on national and local advertising developments and their impact on agencies and clients.
Fragmentary text with garbled phrases describes scouts, blacksmithing, seating, and judging aspects. It mentions awards, qualification, riding, and a year of study but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
A four year old child and the mother were injured in a car collision on Nowak Place Street. Witnesses describe a sudden stop and a birthday celebration nearby. Gladys Biss, 20, of TL Lombsans Street, and Plead Bart Alls, Epil Buss’s husband, provided details to police.
Fragmented report shows a Sunday school collection organized by a local class at a presbyterian church. Mentions Ian’s cafe, Adlanto, Ute Alpha, Atwlisey Sandee, Hick meeting, and a $100 aidine class Vecora book. Names listed include Mrs. Ro Gy Rhea and classencher Tepmited Witcheft.
New Binigfrls High School Monday received the San Antonio chamber of commerce trophy for a musical radio offering. C H Bradley, director of high schools, accepted the prize from Lee Moffett, junior chamber chairman. The event supported by the Junior Chamber as sponsor of a radio series. Fightuch schools participated. This was the first prize in years.
Reserves to hear Colonel Musin and officers of the Second Regiment in a meeting at the Gait Aristonia capter. The event, announced for 2:45 pm Wednesday at the Guster hotel, outlines the day’s exercises and the division’s planned actions with Wedlat troops in the Pprogmead area. Officers are to be recognized for service as plans for extended campaigns next summer are discussed.
Both sides announced readiness for trial in the third district court regarding alleged misappropriation of county funds. George W. Brintress and Edgar G. Garvey face claims tied to the county auditor duties and book entries. The case involves the National Surety Company of New York and a 15,054.08 dollar figure from the county clerk’s office with dates spanning 1904 to January 11, 1988. May plead Friday. previous related convictions and appeals noted.
A garbled report mentions a sanitation survey in San Antonio and an attempted effort before April. Park Compliant officer Jer deol Rublols announced preparations at his post with reports indicating full compliance with earlier projections.
Dissatisfaction with Major Quin's approval of work in Kingston surfaces as cab drivers push weeklong protest. Lonnie Beare notes a witness account of traffic enforcement and parking changes. Mayor Rain weighs forthcoming actions and statements to calm tensions amid disputed oversight.
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