Local Musical Club Activities Highlight Community Programs
Friedens Ev Church adult class stages The Minister's Wife New Bonnet at 8 p m in YWCA Auditorium. Miss Keriger handles tickets. St Gerard's parish women plan church ser vice entertainment. Tuesday Musical Club juvenile dept met with Elise Richey presiding. program included Lohengrin Vorspiel and multiple piano solos and vocal numbers. Dr Walter S. Ghiawa urged opposition to expropriation of music funds. many participants listed with solo and ensemble pieces.
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Friedens’ Evangelical + Church
Ciation
Keriger
St Gerard's Prish
Harding
W. D. Downey Jr
Eli Herzberg
Elise Richey
3. Fischer
Walter ‘Sgiawa
University of Texas
Charles Holaday
Woodlawn
Virgil
Ellen Pittman
Evening Prayer 1, “Sanspice Mt Ely Es Facteleabin Oa «. Streabbay Billie Mowers
The
Goblin
Gaynor the Coquette
Gaynor
Holmgreen
Dich Jr
Fiano
Diabelli
Alice
Calvin Mere
Fianc
Grieg
Annes Dories
Alm
Fischer
Social whirl fills week with dinners and teas
A busy schedule of society events includes Dr. I L Me Glasson hosting a juvenile dinner for children under ten at the Gunter Hotel. Mrs Dur swell plans a 50 guest bridge luncheon at the Country Club and Mrs Breen and Mrs Jen Rings host a 24 luncheon at Mrs F EL Hillyer home honoring debutante Miss Mary Uenise Price.
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Dr. I. L. Me
Glasson
Gunter Ho
H. F. Dur ¢Swell
G. Breen
J. B. Wagoner
Helen Lewis
Sfiss
Grater Hotel
C. E. Hammond
W. €. Silliman
Los Angeles
Trerd
B. L. Naylor
DL. J. Hart
Myla Baker
Homer Hammond
Burt Calvin
Artilierr Wil
John Kerr
Robert Ingram
Kerr
I. L. Vincent
Tampico
J. W. Hilde
Brand
Gonzales
E Edgar
Troy
Ohio
Roy Campbell
Hile
Iowa
French Flier Dies in African Plane Crash
The second French air mission plane crashed on takeoff near Niamey. Sergeant Vandaele, the pilot, was killed. Colonel Willemin, Captain Degneux, and Sergeant Knecht were aboard. The report also notes social notices and society events in the region.
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Associated Press
Niamey
Africa
Lake Tchad
Vandaele
Willemin
Degneux
Knecht
William E Cureton Dead Father of Chief Justice
William E Cureton, 76, father of Chief Justice William M Cureton, died suddenly at his son's home in this city. A Texas resident for many years, he was born in Arkansas in 1848 and came to Texas with his father during the cattle trail era. He spent winters in Austin with Judge Cureton and was a retired ranchman with wide West Texas connections.
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William” E. Cureton
Associated Press
Stin
William
Cureton
Supreme Court
Mr. Cureton
Meridian
Texas
Judge Cureton
Austin
West
Arkansas
Captain Jack Cureton
California
U S Oil Output Drops 1924 Report Shows Decline
A Geological Survey preliminary report states US petroleum production in 1924 was about 724 million barrels, down 3 percent from 1923. World production would fall below 1023 levels, with declines in the United States not offset by gains elsewhere, while imports reached 78 million and exports 8 million barrels. Domestic deliveries rose over 1923 by more than 745 million barrels, with inventories also increasing.
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Washington
United States
Geological Survey
TMOG
Russa
Persia
Rumania
Venezuela
Alexico
Mid continent oil output declines with state varied changes
Detailed daily oil production figures show the mid continent field totaling 1,109,053 barrels, down 15,484, while the national total slides to 1,914,428, down 13,5. Oklahoma drops to 478.1 with declines across Tonkawa Burbank and Osage fields. California and Texas also show mixed gains and losses across various fields.
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DALSA
Mid-Continent
United States
OU.and_. Gas, Journal
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
California
Kansas
North Louisiana
Tonkawa
Burbank
Osage
Cushing
Shamrock
Bristow
Cromwell
Papoose
el Dorado
Calion
Smackover
Stephens
Nevada
Powell
Mexia
Currie
Richland
Santa Fe Springs
Lone Beach
Huntington Beach
Torrence
Dominguez
State
Southwest Texas
Gulf Coast
Feastern
Rocky Mountain Area
Drug Law Violator Draws Three Years
Marcos Cisneros was sentenced by Judge Du Val West to three years in Leavenworth for possessing three grains of cocaine. Charles McGill, guilty of violating the national prohibition act, received 18 months in federal prison and a $500 fine for possessing and transporting 27 gallons of liquor. Jack L. Wilkey was fined $450 or jailed 2.5 months after a liquor conviction.
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Marcos Cisneros
du Val West
Leavenworth
Kan
Charles McGill
McGill
Jack L. Wilkey
Taxation plans up for members vote in commerce body
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce will vote on three federal tax measures tied to a national referendum. Proposals seek to bar or repeal estate and inheritance taxes and to coordinate state and federal tax systems with representation across levels.
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Commerce
San Antonio
Tap With Wrench Ends Threat At Trevelers Garage
A younger worker struck a boss with a wrench in Trevelers garage at 217 North Alamo after a dispute over a task. The assailant, fearing the man’s gun, tapped him on the head to subdue him. Both men were booked on affray charges.
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Trevelers
North Alamo
Atret
Officer Recovers Cash From Drunk Ride
An officer finds eighty dollars in the patrol wagon after a drunken ride and24 turns it in to the sergeant on duty. The event prompts discussion on whether the officer is mentally balanced or deserves a medal for honesty.
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Snttcs EA
B. B
Black
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