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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1933

Page

7

San Jose mission granary tour by Dr Castaneda

Dr. Carlos E. Castaneda told San Antonio Conservation Society members that the San Jose mission site near San Antonio, restored at 600 cost, served as a granary and cloth-weaving center. He described mission life, Indians educated, livestock, agriculture, and records unearthed by a private collector in Mexico.

Misalon San Jose San Antonio Conservation Society Central Relief Committee Presidios Southwest Carlos E. Castaneda Garcia Lbrary University of Texas Castaneda Henry Drought North J. Mary's Street Ufe Dover Queen of the Missions Cartaneda Mexico Osataneds Malasion

Retired Army Man Dies at Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston

Master George Ent. Frank Cornwall, 49, of 1134 Covina Street, died at Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston on Thursday. Military funeral services were held at Wilbert Hallavan chapel Friday afternoon with burial in National Cemetery. He enlisted October 28, 1902 and retired March 19, 1928 at Fort Crook Nebraska after 26 years in the Seventeenth Infantry. Survived by his widow Nellie Cornwall.

Gergeent Frank Cornwall Covina Street Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston Wilbert-Hallavan National Cemetery Fort Crook Neb Seventeenth Infantry Nellie Carnwall

Salvaged Materials Sought for Alamo Park Upgrade

San Antonio chamber of commerce board endorsed using salvaged materials from downtown buildings to improve Alamo park. Civic affairs chair H. H. Ocha proposed public fundraising, while officers noted no Reconstruction Finance funds may be used. Mayor Chamberlin doubts city can raise the money.

Alamo Park Dow San Antonio Reconstruction Finance Corporation Oscar Powell C.M. Chambera

Women Plan Omaha Visit for Woodmen Dedication

Four San Antonio Woodmen circle groves plan a trip to Omaha Nebraska for the dedication of the national headquarters building on June 6. Myrtle grove No 1 organized an Omaha club and lists many participants including Mes Games Edna Zitselman Katie Bell Uts Alta Lee Duryea Marion McMahon Annie Bellberg Lois Gilmore Hilda Nichols and others along with state and district officers.

San Antonio Woodmen Circle Omaha Neb Myrtle Grove No. 1 Edna Zitselman Katie Bell Uts Alta Lee Duryea Marion McMahon Annie Bellberg Lois Gilmore Viola Hicks Ernestelle Love-lace Tris Roche Hilda Nichols Martha McKay Wille May

Bar to honor Perry J. Lewis in memorial service

A bar will hold memorial services at 10 a m Monday in the Thirty seventh District courtroom honoring Perry J. Lewis. All district judges will attend the meeting. A resolutions committee will report with members R J Bayle R L Bell and Clinton G Brown listed.

San Antonio

Kiwanis Forum on Sales Tax Set for Friday Luncheon

An open forum on the sales tax question is planned for the Kiwanis weekly luncheon at 12 15 p m Friday in the Gunter hotel ballroom KTSA announcement to be broadcast if needed. Dis Tannin 1231 for edwriter.

Kiwanis Club Gunter Hotel KTSA

Edge Says Farewell Paris Farewell Luncheon for Heriot

Ambassador Walter E. Ridge hosted a farewell luncheon at the American embassy in Paris for Edouard Heriot former premier. One guest from the American colony attended.

Edge Paris France Walter E. Ridge Edouard Heriot

Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Report for February

Treasury receipts for February 21 totaled 5,281,635.05 dollars with expenditures of 13,381,621.69 dollars and a balance of 288,710,66.84 dollars. Customs duties for 21 days of February amounted to 12,489,648.47 dollars.

Treasury Receifts Washington, D. C Treasury

Music leader Watt dies in Chicago at age 61

Cannies Watt founder of the Chicago Piano College and editor of Music News was found dead in a taxi early today. Local reports say a heart attack is the suspected cause of death. Watt, a longtime figure in Chicago music circles, led the college and editorial work for Music News.

Chicago Cannies Watt The Chicago Piano College Music News Staxi

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