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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1925

Page

9

Vaccination Charges Filed Against Sam P Lemly

New charges for violation of the city vaccination ordinance will be filed against Sam P Lemly Thursday or Friday. Dr W A King announced. Lemly was found guilty and fined in the first charge in Corporation Court last week. Separate charges for other unvaccinated children may follow after a board of health meeting.

Sam P. Lemly W. A. King Sionday Stella Irene Temly W. A. Bing Erna ‘Behr Otte Behr Behr Dre Siso Miss . Ponder Posey Moowers Leota Mowers Cincinnati Avenue Aubree Guy West Kings Jeremiah Rhodes Avi Bare Ring Lemis

Perfect Union Lodge Banquet Set For Wednesday Night

The fifth annual banquet and fellowship event of Perfect Union Lodge will be held at 7:40 p.m. Wednesday at the Monger Hotel. William M. McIntosh, business manager of The Light, will lead as chief broadcaster with various musical groups and members performing in a program including songs and quartets.

Tnion Lodge Jr. A FE A Jedd Welock Lloyd Whitsey Charles Blevi Fred Jones Soprza Charlee Stone Zulemempson Warren Hull Walter Wunham Cube Qian

Woman Killed When Electric Hits Auto In Fort Worth

A Fort Worth woman died after an electrical incident struck an auto five miles east of the city. Mrs. Wiew. Garrison of Fort Worth was killed. another occupant, Mise Alle Lancaster, was reported in critical condition, and Mrs. Gartisum, driver, survived.

Fort Worth Jon Amo Barr Bey Imiraculo Fort Worth Daves Inverurban

Church Seeks 100000 Fund For Centenary Pledges

West Texas Conference board of missions met at Travis Park Methodist Church to outline a two month Pay Up period from January 15 to March 15 1924. Dr J B Crawford and Dr J Curry spoke in favor of the plan to reduce a 12000000 balance on centenary pledges and have each church hold special services during the drive.

Board .of. Missions of the West ‘Texas Travis Park Methodist Church J. B. Crawford West Texas

Former Alderman Resumes Public Life as County Treasurer

Former Bexar County political figure Uhr, once an insurgent against San Antonio leadership, returns to politics as county treasurer. Elected last November, he began duties January 1, overseeing more than 3 million dollars in monthly county expenditures. Uhr, longtime contractor, first entered politics in 1922 as Sixth Ward alderman under Bryan Callaghan and later served on the city commission. He says he quits active leadership but will serve diligently as treasurer.

Uhr Callaghan Bexar County Bob Sind Bryan Callaghan San Antonio Uhre Counsil Thr Albert Steves

Attorneys Make Perfect Records In Burglary Conviction

A court under the new regime secured a conviction for burglary in the second Lamar district. The defendant Leandra PSC was found guilty and received a two year penitentiary sentence. A related case matched the severity with a similar charge and punishment.

Tohlestigzer Lamar Bodlisnel Leandra

Ifexas University Passes 5000 Mark at Fort Worth Session

The Texas Jersey Cat Club held a two day convention in Fort Worth with about two hundred members in attendance. The event marked the main rally at the session as Ifexas University reportedly passes the 5000 mark during the proceedings.

Ifexas University Fort Worth Jan. T Cation Texas Jersey

The South's Progress Outlined In Book

A large volume titled The South's Development summarizes fifty years of southern industry. W R Scott of Southern Pacific Lines distributes the work published by Manufacturers Record of Baltimore. It notes cement first made in San Antonio and Brackenridge Park and includes Texas resources valued at about 200 million dollars.

W. R. Scott Southern Pacific Lines Record of Baltimore South San Antonio Brackenridge Park Pac M. Neff Texas Wait . Ears

German protest note from Paris on allied actions

Paris reports the German note in reply to the allied commission over the occupation of the Ruhr area. It calls the allied action a reprisal and says the French authorities offer no response beyond protest. A joint reply from Berlin and the Western powers is expected after a note to Berlin.

Paris Berlin Military Control Commission Germany Jay Hand Minis Stresemann

Judgment Affirmed In Railroad Crossing Death Case

A Texas appellate court affirmed a $20,000 judgment for Josie Smith and three children in the death of Robert Van Suit at a railroad crossing near Buda in January. The award against the Texas & Northern Railroad Company and interpleaded parties stood at $20,000, while the court did not rule on railroad employee liability due to no appeal filed.

Laver Josie Smith Robert van Suit Buda T.I. N. Railroad Company Railroad Company E. D. Wortey

Burglars Loot Rosillo and Montezuma Grocery

Burglary at Alonzo Extrada's grocery on Rosillo and Montezuma streets yields a large haul. Thieves pried the front door and carried off scales used for large orders, 100 pounds of sugar, 50 pounds of lard, flour sacks, sugar, cigars, and other items.

Alonzo Extrada Rosillo Montezuma

Conference funds praised as church finances in strong shape

The conference reports show the church finances in excellent condition with nine presiding elders present. The centenary movement has $25,000,000 subscribed and most paid, and districts anticipate self support from the board of missions within a year. Transfers of mission funds between churches were discussed to aid those needing more support.

Arthur Moore Travis Park

Local Advertisements and Court Notes Mixed in Turbulent Page

Classified items list law firm references Bertaberg Herebearee Thompson 605 Bracy Bldg and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney remarks on criminal cases for liquor or narcotics violations. Ads note Hoover vacuum washers Kirkwood Wharton Cr 641 and Hermann Sons Hall prize mask ball at Schuetzes Muen. Jewelry store 306 Shain promotes sales with several events and an upcoming tax-related notice.

Sehwenpe United States District Hoover Vacuum Cleanass Doe Marcinoes Kirkwood & Wharton

Finance Ministers of Allies Gather for Reparations Talks

Allied finance ministers gathered to discuss German reparations payments and related projects. The opening day featured formal addresses and an American diplomatic delegation, welcomed by French Minister of Finance Etienne Clementel. Prime figures Winston Churchill and the British chancellor also spoke.

Canfarenens Financn Sim ¢Alledl Etienne Clementel Finance Winston Chirchill Cxebeqagn

Echoes Cost State 7500 At Denton

A state project in Denton spent $7500 on decontamination of wells and ceilings. An eastern firm was hired to treat the matuarties with canvass and paint to remove the chhore. The work followed the completion of the new ocoiditerium.

Austen

Obituary notices in San Antonio region

Obituary items list John B. Calhoun 61 from Missouri died at 925 East Quincy street. Survived by widow Minnie Galboyn, son Cecil, daughter Stella Warner, sister Anna Crump. burial in Shreveport. Also:Burnett Miller Hubbard 65. James Bailie 67 burial plans. Toe Foster, Confederate veteran. Mrs Katherine Anifenburg. Mrs Elizabeth Assman. Mrs Augusta Georg. multiple other notices and funeral arrangements from Hagg McCollum and Porter Loring.

John B. Calhoun MissSouri Bis East Quincy Sab Antonio Minnie Galboyn Cecil Calhoun Stella Warner Anna JE. Crump Shamrock Tex Shreveport Taursday Hagg & McCollim Caloun Masonic Lodge Paris Methodist Church Burnnett Millee Hubbard Burnett Miller Hubbard Porter Loring Mission Burial Park L. WW Spier‘eo W. W. Pean E. Schimack C. W. Cannon B.C. Wheat de. LE. Gates James Bailie Pioneer Bailie Electric Bakeries Lotta Bailie James Jesse Beitel City M.morridge John Caldwell California Bailie Ohio Isss Herm Richter FF. W._ Pflughaupt Adam Frichling Paul Steiffer Val Vollmer W. W. Wolff C. ¥. Guenther W. L. Richter Berndon F. B. Winfield Fred ©. Pfeiffer George W. Price Toe Foster Poteet W. D. Bills Hagr & McCollum Foster Thes Jim Tom Jourdanton Evis San Antonio Mal Brite Comstees X. . Pareet New Mexico

Disputed Rooster Battle Ends With Police Mediation

Two Mexican women dispute ownership of a rooster tied to a back yard. Each claims she bought or was given the bird, with one noting the rooster disappeared two months earlier. Police intervened before a court battle or duel could begin, urging both women to file formal claims.

Brown Sélomon Goliad

Creager and Nolte Confer With San Antonio Republicans

Following the Republican state committee, Creager ville and Bugere Nolte of Sesuin held conferences with San Antonio Republicans at the Anthony Hotel in Fort Worth on Wednesday. Creager said prospects are bright and detailed plans for an intensive campaign were decided. He spoke with Dr. R. J. Thompson, state treasurer, during his one day stay, and praised President Coolidge's administration as showing a firm hand.

Republican State Committee Fort. Worth Creagville Bugere Nolte R. J. Thompson Republican Party AIF Coolidge

Plans Underway for 1935 Fiesta and Battle of Flowers

Secretary manager Jack Raybould reports strong subscriptions as the Fiesta and Battle of Flowers prepare plans for an elaborate program in April. Members of the Fiesta Association and the Battle of Flowers group meet January 1 to set dates and duration, with estimates suggesting 30 000 to 40 000 visitors previously and a larger crowd anticipated this year.

The Chamber's of Commerce Rentis Algo Javinto Association Gunter Hotel Oat 2 Jack Raybould Fiesta Association Jathers Ity Rarbould Alamo City

Ye ggs Blow Texas Postoffice and Safe in Beaumont

The Lemonville Orange County postoffice safe was blown Tuesday night. Postoffice Inspector D. T. McKinley reports the postmaster George Helm says the safe contained about 100 dollars in cash plus stamps and valuables.

Beaumont Tan Lemonville Orange County Postoffice D. T. McKinley George Helm

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Perfect Union Lodge Robert F. Uhr Known As B ‘Ob Church Shaw-Walker Stavers Streseman Fly Bertaberg Herebearee & Thompson Jawyers Bracy Bldg Shain Dren Hermaann Feu Hermann Sons Schuetzes K. Ui. Mayess de Travis Bldg Paene Cr Kirkwood & Whattan Tahay Temple Atv Denton Eugene Mount Bain Ingenesount Bain H. H. Bain Mary Street D. DB. Hewk Florence Merle Bain Carl Joe Foster Katherine Acffenburg Katherine Anifentnrz Izik Chuypel O'Slack Sacred Heart O'Cork Joseph Jacnbi San Fernando Cemetery No Elizabeth Assman Elizabeth Aasman Grove Avenue New Ulm Ed TS R C. Witte Yoakum Re Wangeman Margarete Beekman Annie Tafel New Olm Anil Louis Ti Augusta Georg Bulverde Fuesday Furia Sticks Unfertaxing . Company Georg Bulverd Lauves Adolpa Georg Otto New Braunfels Bruno Boerne Erwin Withert & Pelphrey Broadway Tlagry & McCollum, Wadertakers Quik Ambulance Service Cr 104 All Hows Eee Ludwig Undertaking Co Zazik Undertaking Co Lons Housten San Antonio Tex Andrew Morales Travis Milton Orr Tiebee Undertaking CO North St Creager and Kranz White Funny Boys Gorgeous Novelty Keno 1 Diamsni Green Brennan Cornnell Rome Koschod Emacix Shirley Mason Doc Baker Cal Sean the Demi Virgin Yeggs Etting Heart Don’ Felice Palace Unrivaled ROYAL Theatre Aioe Ireland Soledad Elinor ‘Glyn Aileen Pringle John Cilbert Lloyd . Hamilton Glenn ‘Law—Teasr Don Philippini Symphony In Princess the Grgan Anton Theodore Roberts KE Logers Beaty Compson Paramount Picture Lloyd Hal Patsy Ruth Miller Matt Moore Casey” Greer His Stepping Mickey Riley ST. Anthony A Baker Hotel
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