Local Gossip and Entertainment Notes From San Antonio
Readable snippets highlight social greetings and names like Miss Ruth Parish, Katherine Ann Porter, Staley Wilker, and B. C. Nevin. The piece mentions Cardiff Giant showman, a beauty shop ad, Windsor nail polish, Harry McMahan and a new venue The Flare Room at Hot Wells, with Texas connections and local writers in Mildred Seydell’s column.
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H. H. Hepler
Shiner
Texas
Wfys
Amonz
Katherine Ann Porter
San Antonio
Stahley Wilker
Mrs. Astor
Fel Horse
Austin
Burglaries Reported Across City Tuesday
Loot varied in five break ins. At Charles Ladd’s home on West Rosewood Avenue a flashlight and clothing were taken. Smith-Young Tower reported a camera. Walter Godart on East Woodlawn Avenue lost jewelry. Mrs. Tont Jones on Broadway had a purse with $23.50. Ellis Stewart on Canton Street found a pistol taken from a parked auto.
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Charles Ladd
Rosewood Avenue
Smith-Young
Walter Godart
Woodlawn Avenue
Tont Jones
Broadway
Ellis Stewart
Canton Street
Inheritor of $20,000 Songs for Spain
Mrs Meemie Ferrer of 126 Lyons Street learned she inherited $20 from the estate of her husband Paul G Ferrer a broker and exporter who died over a year and a half ago in Atapulco Guerrero Mexico. She has worked as a nurse in San Alberto.
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Barcelona
Spain
Meemie Ferrer
Lyons Street
Monty
Paul G. Ferrér
Atapulco Guerrero
Mexico
Bank veteran to be farmer ends long bank service
Eurrelic Walthall, four years at Grops National Bank, tells Tuesday of his plan to move with his wife and young son to a farm near Mission Texas. He started as messenger and collector after high school and never worked for another firm. Franz Groos, bank president, says Walthall will be greatly missed by friends and officers, but no successor has been chosen. Address of new contact given as 415 Maverick Street.
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Eurrelic Walthall
Grops National Bank
Mission
Texas
Walthall
Tashier
Franz Groos
Groos Bank
Iim
AnRives
Maverick Street
Prisoner Recalls Lost Tobacco At San Antonio Visit
Clyde Snoddy assistant agent at the Indiana State Reformatory Bloomington recounts a San Antonio visit with two prisoners. He prepared to move a prisoner to the Tail Way station when she handcuffed one, revealing forgotten valuables at the desk. The item proved to be tobacco wrapped in a living twist, recovered for Snoddy.
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Clyde Snoddy
Indiana State Reformatory
Bloomington
Ind
San Antonio
Snoddy
Deste Snoddy
Night School Offers New Office Practice Course
San Antonio Public Night school announces a new office practice course. Principal C. Eb. Trout said classes meet Monday Tuesday and Thursday with Mrs. Bess H. Stratton serving as instructor.
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San Antonio
C. EB. Trout
Bess H. Stratton
Baering Down on the News by Bugs Baer
Articled satire by Bugs Baer mocks sit-down strikes with croaked jeremiads on workers and scabs. It notes French workers as partially lazy and contrasts old and new strike tactics with inside tricks and risky consequences for workers and apprentices.
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Arthor
Bugs Baer
Ganit
Ker
Journalists win three contests at Northwestern meet
Members of the Quilt club at Thomas Jette High School won three phases among five in the South General states contest conducted by Northwestern University. Patricia Lam won first in current events, Seuty Stéele Murray second in editing, and Dorothy Hot Whipple placed fourth in editorial writing.
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Jeff
Thomas Jettean High School
South General States
Northwestern University
Patrici Lam
Seuty Stéele Murray
Toby
Dorothy Hot Whipple
Police Mascot Queenie Struggles With Duties At HQ
Police department mascot Queenie faces challenges in adapting to duties at headquarters. Local crews worked Monday on refurbishing the sergeant’s loffies, while Queenie struggled to leave the shellac van for best air.
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Queenie
Police Department
Loffies
New York Sneak Thief Nabbed After Theater Heist
A five year old appears in the text, but the incident describes a sneak thief in Majestic theater Monday night. Deputy J J Klevenhagen and his wife tracked the culprit who used a folding seat to lift purses, recovered $4, and fled the theater after a sequence of thefts. He held pawn tickets from San Antonio Dallas and New York shops and used a tiny flashlight on a watch chair for guidance. The deputy arrested him and noted his plan to return Tuesday.
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New York
Tursday
Majestic Theater
J. J. Kievenhagen
Wievenhagen
Klevenhagen
San Ann Haxto
Dallas
Klevernhagen
Optimists to hear Omaha man discuss youth press views
W. R. Watson, former business manager of the Omaha World Herald, will speak on The Press Versions of Building Youth at a San Antonio Optimists meeting at the Gunter hotel on Wednesday. Patt Renton will perform, and Dean Moore will entertain.
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W. R. Watson
Omaha World
Braid
Building Youth
San Antonio
Former Kelly Flier Killed in Rantoul Plane Crash
Capt R R Gillespie a former Kelly Field flier and Randolph field graduate died in a plane crash over the Rantoul residential area. The accident also claimed passenger Clarence Suddeth. Both men had recent training milestones at Kelly, Randolph, and Chanute fields.
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Kelly Flier
R. R. Gillespie
Rantoul
Vlying
Kelly
Chanute Field
Kelly Field
Randolph Field
Barbar Dment
Dinners for Tourists Plan in San Antonio
San Antonio Totel executives voted to co operate promoting three all state winter dinners to be held within the next three months. Hotel managers and Mrs H R Riegler tourist club manager urged efforts for success of the three dinners at the Plaza hotel January 16 the Gyn ler February 18 and the St Anthony March 11.
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San Antonio
Chamber of commerce membership drive set to begin
The chamber of commerce annual Membership campaign starts Monday and runs one week. George Geyer will lead with KJ Falk Craig Adams and Walter Goodwin directing four divisions. A closing banquet Friday night at the Gunter Hotel marks the end.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wwmbalister
George Geyer
Falk
Graig Adams
Walter Goodwin
Clerical Body Backs Move on Hospital Management
The clerical body supported transferring management of Robert B. Green Hospital to joint city and county health authorities. The group urged further health condition studies and creation of agencies to improve death conditions free of political interference. Rev. Stanley Haver was named legislative committee chair with Reverends Tanner Mayfield and Bilis among members.
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Robert, B. Green Hospital
San Astonio
Sseneration Glen
Stanley Haver
Thomas J. Tanner
Guy Mayfield
Neal Bilis
Thieves Steal Rooster Oscar’s Harem at Home
A roughened rooster named Oscar loses most of his hens after thieves struck the barnyard at 601 South Hackberry Street. Police report Oscar now guards only three hens as of Tuesday morning, leaving the once royal yard quiet and disconsolate.
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Oscar
Ed Jar
Mon
South
Hackberry Street
Patron of the Nite Spot officer treated for hand injury
Special officer J. J. Moreno, 38, was treated at Robert Green hospital Tuesday after cutting his hand while creating a patron at 1021 West Houston street. Rex White, 30, of 7143 Carroll Avenue, was treated for a hand injury after cutting it on a glass door at home.
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West
Houston
J. J. Moreno
Robert, RB
Green Hospital
Rex White
Carroll Avenue
Fireman Injured in His Own Trash Fire
A city firefighter suffered injuries from a trash fire at his home at 937 West Reserve Ward Arena on Monday. Firefighters from company No. 11 responded and provided first aid. The incident occurred during routine duties at the residence of veteran fireman W. W. Scalt who has served about 15 years.
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Agany Hremyus
W. W. Scalt
Bubif
West
Meters Collector Hoards Coins and Odd Items
A.J. Voigt a police department collector swore to show a large display of items seized from meters including safety pins haw pins tooth picks mitches and numerous nickels dimes and other coins. The report notes his extraordinary assortment from parked meters drew attention.
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A.J
Stack) Voigt
Police Department
Voigt
Founder of Unity to Give Lectures Here
Guarns Guimore, founder of Unity, from Kansas City Missouri, is in San Antonio this week to deliver lectures to members and friends. One lecture has been given, with two more scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at Maverick Building Auditorium. The talk is titled The Application of Christianity to Modern Prosperity.
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Guarns Guimore
Kansas City
Unity
San Antonio
Maverick Building
December immigration investigations in San Antonio district
A U S immigration service report shows 142 investigations conducted in December in the San Antonio district. The release by Walter W. Knopp, local chief inspector, notes 2y aliens deported and 11 others leaving voluntarily during the period. Seventeen foreigners were repatriated.
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San Antonio
U.S. Immigration Service
Walter W. Knopp
Latton New Board Chief Elected at Hospital Board Meeting
Latton elected chairman of the new hospital board at the meeting held Tuesday night for Robert B. Greens Hospital. Mrs Gear Laven was chosen secretary with Russell B. Wine treasurer and Dr UW Wynexen and Dr WT Fuster as vice presidents. County Judge Egbert Schwepps attended as the board planned to meet at the hospital next Monday. The selection of a successor to retiring superintendent Dr J B Copeland was not discussed at the first meeting, as Dr Douglas Largen had been mentioned as a potential replacement, with Copeland resigning February 1.
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Slaton
Eirectora
Robert B. Greens
J. B. Copeland
Douglas Largen
Copelard
Memorial Service for Max Heindel Founder of Rosicrucian Fellowship
A memorial service for Max Heindel founder of the Rosicrucian fellowship will be held at the San Antonis center on South Alamo. The service led by Alpheus M. Lynn president will outline the fellowship's purpose and principles.
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Max Reindel
Rosicrucian Fellowship
San Antonis Center
South Alamo
Alpheus M. Lynn
Cufogtra Reindel
San Antonio Co-Op to Meet at YWCA
A 4% meeting of the San Antonio Co operative will be held at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the YWCA. J Britten reports the gathering for the coop aiming to discuss plans and updates with members.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Co-operative
Yw.c. A
J. Britten
Highlights From the Want Ads
Several rental and sale listings appear including new brick homes on McPantry Avenue for sale open for inspection classification 19 three room furnished apt at 314 Mission Street for rent 30 dollars a month classification 27 A studio downstairs at 210 West Magnpiie Avenue for 15 dollars a month classification 28 a studio suitable for teaching dramatics at 507 Builders Exchange Building for rent classification 37 a 1934 Ford coupe for sale at 235 dollars classification 23 four piece walnut bed room suite for 335.50 classification 111 reconditioned gas ranges for sale 9 dollars and up consult Catton 112.
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Mission Street
Magnpiie Avenue
Mostaway Dramatics
Builders Exchange
Toom
Ste
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