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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1936

Page

15

Youth Held on Charges Freed in San Antonio Case

Anthony Rehwinkel a 30 year old Chicago youth was arrested in San Antonio on a fugitive from justice charge for taking 2800 from his father and buying a car. He was released after his father chose not to prosecute and a habeas corpus hearing noted the pistol charge could not be enforced since the pistols were in his car and travelers may carry them.

Anthony Rehwinkel Chicago San Antonio Justice Young Rehwinke Fugitive From Justice Justice of the Peace Bat Corrigan BaeCrory Ith L. J. Gittinger Éker Rehwinkel

Caldwell County women canned over thirteen thousand items

Caldwell County women and girls in 15 clubs and 10 4-H groups, with families and the home demonstration agent, canned 14835 containers valued at 2833.89 dollars. Five pounds of vegetables were produced for home use. Demonstrations covered wardrobe, home industry and wardrobe with wardrobe work valued at 623 dollars.

Lockhart Caldwell County Elahz Gena ‘Thames

New Designs Pioneer by Cars of 1936 in Detroit

Detroit report notes a shift in auto design for 1936 toward artistry and simplicity. Helen Dryden reshapes interiors at Studebaker. Cord debuts a low, safe exterior look. freed upholstery returns. designers like Harley Earl and Kay Dietrich lead major firms as hundreds shape factory concepts.

Detroit Mich Jan Studebaker Helen Dryden New York Miss Dryden Gordon Buhrig Auburn Louvres Harley Earl General Motors Kay Dietrich Chrysler Corporation

Hays County Studies Fee and Salary System Change

Hays County may abandon its fee system for officials and switch to salaries. Judge W. I. Burnett says a decision will come by January 13, the deadline set by a new law. The law is optional for counties under 20,000 population.

Hays County Ban Marcos WI Burnett Heys County

Madison Square Communion Service Scheduled at 1 A M

The first quarterly communion of Madison Square Presbyterian Church is set for Sunday at 1 a m with Warren Hull as musical director and Ray Nobles as organist guiding the new church choir The Rev Max Morrison will deliver the evening sermon titled Life Story of Brave Boy I Knew.

Madison Square Madison Square Presbyterian Church Warren Hull Ray Nobles New Church Max BM. Morrison Brave Boy

Horse-Drawn Wagon Driver Charged With Intoxication

A 9 year old Mexican boy driving a horse hitched to a wagon on Dallas Street was charged with intoxication after police intervened. Officers detained the youth while dog catchers retrieved the horse and wagon.

Po- Wee Baturday Dallas Street

Bicyclists Complete Four Month 500 Mile Soviet Trek

Three Red Army men arrived in Moscow after a four month bicycle journey starting in Tiel and crossing Pamir foothills, Kare Kum Desert, Hunger Steppe and Volga wheat fields. They carried bikes when the Pamir mountains forced them to walk 500 miles with cycles on their backs.

Moscow Red Army Divine Geo Uyie Pamir Kare-Kum Volga Wheat Fields Pamir

Tap Dancing Classes Return to Local Recreation Centers

Reopening next week at Highland Park and Woodland Lake centers and San Antonio Vocational and Technical School offers free enrollment for women. Classes paused during holidays and will resume in gym and tap dance programs.

Highland Park Woodland ‘Lake San Antonio Vocational and

Dilard Coy Trial Set for Monday in County Court

The trial of Dilard Coy, former deputy county clerk, on charges of theft and theft by deceit over alleged diversion of beer license fees is scheduled for Monday in Criminal District Court. If Coy is continued, 25 others are set for trial during the week.

Dilard Coy Pailee

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