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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1929
Page
19
Charles NM Trimble an educator will speak on The Problem of Modern Youth at 8519 p.m. Monday in the auditorium of the Chamber of Commerce Auer Building. An open discussion will follow the lecture. The public is invited.
Joseph Maddock, 40, of Burleson street, died Sunday after a brief illness. He was a chemical engineer, formerly of St Louis and resident of San Antonio for five years. Survived by widow Lydia A. Maddock, daughter Marcella of San Antonio, and brothers Edward William and James of St Louis. Funeral and burial to be held in St Louis on Tuesday.
Mrs Maria Ellison dies at home on Sunday in San Antonio after 32 years residence. Funeral Monday afternoon at 2 with Rev Jaren MM officiating. She was a native of Tennessee and is survived by her brother Thomas Malo of Wahokas a cafifee in-law and four grandchildren.
A driver was jailed after a street collision involving another vehicle operated by MG. Abhnel, with charges filed before Justice of the Lemes Th Volta Monday against Luton Wen. 218 Arden Grove. The arrest occurred Saturday night at North St. Marys and Marlin Streets by Officers Be Trarry and J Untileven following the crash.
Butter Krust rolls are sold at Richter's Bakery booth in the Light's Cooking school. An official notes over 200,000 packs weekly sold in San Antonio. Rolls use standard Butter Krust ingredients, packed 12 per bag, waxed paper wrap, prepared in modern kitchen and baked fresh daily.
A garbled notice extols Wigley Wiggl or Pigely Wiggly as a sanitation leader. It claims all employees are healthy and the store provides prime food handling, with local authorities praising its practices and a proposed ordinance for food sellers deemed unnecessary.
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