Terrell New Official Sees San Antonio Chamber Leadership
Dick O Térrell, a prominent attorney, was elected president of the San Antonio chamber of commerce for 1439, succeeding TIT. Ochs was elected first vice president, Tack White second vice president, and L B Clegg treasurer at a meeting held at the Oriental role of the Guntér hotel. Five new directors were installed and Merry Martyn moved from Le city to fill an unexpired term.
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Dick O' Térrell
Priday
San Antonio
Kifer
Tha
Lecily
Poe Students to Present Minstrel Show at School
Poe junior high schedules a minstrel show directed by Jimmie Dugeer with about 100 students performing in two shows January 13 in the school auditorium. The event was postponed from December 1, with matinee and evening performances.
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Edgar Allan Por
Jimmie Dugeer
Ome
Mrs. Walter Walthall elected YWCA president in January meeting
Mrs. Walter Walthall was elected president of the Young Women's Christian Association during the January meeting of the board of directors, succeeding Mrs. E. V. DeFew. Miss Rebecca Patton becomes first vice president and heads the associate officers. New campaign leaders announced for the 1933 drive include Mrs. Corrington, Mrs. Kobernot, and others to direct funds, hospitality, luncheon chair, and church cooperation.
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Walter Walthall
Young Women's Christian Association
Ie Board of Directors
E. V. DeFew
Walthall
International Institute
Rebecca Patton
Prorence Corrngton
San Antonio
Corrington
H. J. Kobernot
Wiliam M. Meinlogh
Motor Corps
Wallace Carnahan
Frank V. Palcoast
Rosa C. Burns
Anthony’ van ‘Tuy
Lytle Gosling
Mesdaines D. J, Fant
James W. Fraukis
Gabe Carell
Inclde
George L. Houston
Secut
B. B. McGimecy
Vite
Roger Mevil Bastiard
A. Hornaday
Albert Steves Jr
Frank V. Panccnet
Woman Arraigned on Liquor Charge in Local Raids
One defendant arraigned and another held by federal authorities in a series of liquor seizures. Katie Sosa pleaded not guilty after police seized a 36 gallon still, 75 gallons of mash and 13 gallons of whiskey in the 100 block of Mooker Street with bond set at $400. A second raid yielded a 1 gallon still, six gallons and one pint of whiskey and 200 gallons of mash in the 100 block of San Ignacio Street. one man was arrested. Pip e It is need of financial agsistance. See Light Classified "Money-to- Than" Ads.
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Thorsfing
Prohibition
Katie Sosa
Mooker Street
San Ignacio Street
Rural Police Fight Planned in Harlandale Standoff
Harlandale faces a push for rural deputy constables as Justine of the Peace B H Taibert urges action to compel the Bexar County Commissioners Court to permit rural policing. The court recently voted against adding more rural deputies, sparking protest and organized action.
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Harlandale
United States
Justine of
Eugene Nolte Buried After Long Republican Leadership
Eugene Nolte of Seguin longtime Glade Republican executive leader died at his daughter’s home late Thursday. Survived by widow Claudie, son Eugene Nolte Jr, two daughters Mrs Goode and Mrs Tancred, and brother Edgar. Funeral Saturday at Nolte home Seguin with Rev Hasell and Dr Huil officiating. Active and honorary pallbearers listed. Nolte had led banking and power firms in Seguin and San Antonio and served as U.S. marshal under President Hoover.
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Eugene Nolle
Beguin
WAM
Glale Republican Executive Committee
J. W. Goole
Tast Ruxewood Avenue
Lo Seguin
Parker Goring
Nolte
J. W. Hassell
Seguin
PB. Hui
San Antonio
Roger Moore
Joe Burgess
Robert Combs
Edwin Bergfeld
T. ER. Holloman
Lem Holly
Albertinit
Moore
Wiine
United States
Theodore Hoosewelt
Dallas
R. B. Creager
Brownsville
J. P. Lee
Houston
Joe Gibbs
Nathan Adams
John Philip
Washington
D. C
F. L. Thomason
J. D. Dodson
Eggleston
Bablle Creek
Mich
Pil KE Baer
Paris
Orville Bull
Walter Nalper
John Hartman
Sloan Simpson
Gol BR. Webb
C. A. Holland
Robert McMillan
Charles M. Smith
James Hatley
Franz Groog
John Bell
Exum
Amarillo
F. A. Blankenbeckler
Orien
Galvesina
Heber Page
A A. Vordenbaum
Campbell
Laredo
Scott White
el Paso
Frederick Terrell
Col
Diehl
Charles Zilker
Robert. Thornton
W. S. West
C. O. Harris
San Angelo
Weinert
Henry Donegan
Henry Dragger
W. J. Blanks
T. B. Miller
Oscar Rosenbush
J. DB. Dibrell
Fred Kouteh
Willig McTnlosh
Julius Seligman
Hanyanda
Bai Antonio
Max Starcke
Eugene Nalle
Commit Re
J. W. Gaore
Dog washing as a path to college at University of Washington
A California student asked the University of Washington employment bureau if he could work his way through college by washing dogs. The bureau secretary did not reply in time, leaving the inquiry unresolved.
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Noble Ambliton
Seattle
University of Washington Employment Bureau
Califoran
Pu Teau
Surr Yeb
Major Host to Veterinary Relegates at Fort Sam Houston
Delegates to the State Veterinary Medical Association visited Fort Sam Houston for a two day program of demonstrations in X ray animal judging feed classification and latest army veterinary methods. Major W H Houston and assistants led sessions noting new serums for canine distemper and other veterinary advances. Drs T A Booth S Watson and F P Matthews spoke as De Braibh Waco was named president at the Plaza hotel along with officers elected for the group. About 100 attendees participated across both groups.
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State Veterinary Medical Association
W. H. Houston
Army Veterinary Corps Ab
Fort Sant Houston
Major Houston
Army
Une Pisa
Hole
T. A. Booth
Ot S. Watson
T. O. Scott
Waco
Frank FP
Matthews
Alpine
Scott
de Braih
Plaza Hotel
Fe. L. Rhea
San Antonio
Severn
Seguin
J. Plorea
Leonbid
Tremsurer
Organigation
Widows of Presidents Live Highlight Public Eye
In Washington D C six presidential widows remain in the public eye. They include the widows of Harrison Cleveland Roosevelt Wilson and Coolidge. Mrs Wilson and Mrs Roosevelt are especially prominent figures in public life today.
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Wasilingtoon
D. C
Calvin Coolidge
Harrison
Cleveland Roosevelt
Tall
Wilson
Coolidge
Ofern Wll
Roosevelt
Baptist Pastors to Host Southwestern Regional Conference
San Marcos Texas hosts the Southwestern regional conference of Baptist ministers from January 30 to February 3. The event gathers regional pastors to discuss church leadership and regional religious developments.
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San Marcob
Texas
San Marcos Wi
Southwestern Regional Conference of Baptist Winnesters
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