Students Will Save Their Pennies at Ban An To Via
Ban An To Via public school students will continue to deposit pennies dimes and dollars into the school savings account each Tuesday as the board of education moves to boost savings. Board members Adolph Beckmann and Leo Brewer criticized parental objections noting the aim is to keep a 100 percent record. The plan includes teachers adding a penny to start accounts as students add to them. Superintendent B D Dartley said provincial and teachers will encourage saving until a 50 percent level is reached, then grow naturally. Students not willing to open accounts will not be urged. The San Antonio Building and Loan Association reported 175 807 53 dollars deposited by students as of December 31 1930, with an average per student of 2 30 and some accounts as high as 800. Five percent dividends are paid on accounts of 100 or less, while larger accounts receive 7 percent dividends.
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Ban. Antovia
Aguaue
Board of Education
Adolph Beckhann
Leo Brewer
Bord
Brewer Aald
BD. W. Dartley
San Antonio Building and Loan Association
Carey Towel
Torvet
Seek Sanction Of Main Plan On Avenue Extension
At city hall on Wednesday WV B Titile of the Main avenue extension committee plans to visit Washington en route home to press war department to reconsider its stance on extending Main Avenue through Arsenal grounds. Street Commissioner Stel fer says no confirmation that Tuttle will press to reopen the issue. The project would extend Niin avenue and impact traffic for the South Side.
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City Hall
WV. B. Titile
Main Avenue
New York
Washington
War Department
Ita
Arsenal Grounds
Paul &. Stelfer
Wemessley
Tuttle
Thal
Niin Avenue
Brockhausen Heads Local Ad Club in Annual Meet
Brockhausen elected president of the Antonio Ad Club at a meeting at the Plan hotel. New officers include Robert Coulter as vice president and Susie Schuler as secretary treasurer. Members will join the Totarg club Friday for a joint meeting with Edgar Johnk of McGraw-Hill to address advertising federation representatives.
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Tinurel
Willinay Brockhausen
Plan Hotel
Brockhausen
Aml
Madsday Tobert Gi. Coulter
Vier Press
Susie Schuler
Monty J. Mengers Willan
Mocfgen
I. Hadoveky
Li. McDonald
L. L. Schwartskont
A. Jonfras
KE. G. Warwick
Direetash
Ad Club
Edgar Johnk
McGraw-Uillablishing Compens
New York
Ametica
Stanley Whitavre
Wilhiam Marold Winn
Wilzabeth Maesing
Mary Maude Holcombe
Paul Wagner
W. FL. Stareke
W. FL. Stareke, Press Reeporter
WiNigny
Musilla
Chirman
Progryur Commnister
Mish
Mary -Tahnstoyi
Plas
Hedlar Ibsen
Iby
Stucy Rami
Trithelsin
Murr Ma Holcomb
Benes
Miss Dickes
Wiliam Dickey
J.D. Uren Shaw
Phyllis Wegner
Vireginia Brewster
Vireginia Brewster, Aml
Wools
Stigary O'Keefe
Hipla Priou
B. O'Keefe
B.C. Barksdale
Mehinmesi Arnesen
Daisy Manputs
J.D. Crowshay
Herbert Olivei
TD. Staecke
Worth
Open Forum Box Placed in Local Library Lobby
The library installs an open forum box in the lobby to collect suggestions and dislikes. The effort, led by Frances TH. Wumphrey and the reading committee, aims to improve library services and gather community input for future additions and renovations.
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Henn
Dan Antonio
Ibnt Atepoan
Mbrarr
Dra
Frances TH. Wumphrey
Anti Newapiiner Oomr
Lemphrey Natit Weelnow
Mrs C W Light Service Set At Pilot Point
Funeral services for Mrs D C Light will be held at her home 106 West Mistletoe Tuesday night with burial at the family plot in Pilot Point. She was daughter of Major and Mrs A H Montgomery of Pilot Point and a Kidd-Key College graduate. Survived by her husband L Light and three sons.
George W. Anderson Rites at Rochelle
George W. Auteccon, 74, died at home of a daughter in Rochelle. He is survived by daughter Mrs. L A Dotats, sister Mrs. J T Templeton, Mrs. Hose Smmerlson, Mrs. J E of Vlavid, sisters Mrs M G Ibwlee and Mrs LE Dunsmore, and brother Antonito of Poppers.
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George W. Auteccon
Mes. T
Sao Tose
Rochelle
Queatier
L.A. Dotats
Iirial
John J. Anerson
Wchelle
J. T. Templeton
San Bahn
Hose Smmrelson
Wendy
Fails to Dance But Pays Piper at Court
Ti. Ramirez of Porter street faced derision in Corporation court for a dancing dispute described as dimtching the pear while paying a fine. A New Year party at Saul de la Fuente’s home on Ski Clark avenue sparked a confrontation with Vainirox red at the entrance. The report notes Ramiri and others involved, with one individual jailed after a disturbance and alleged killings context.
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Ramirez
Porter Street
Lo Lentimany
Corporation Court
Io Piogreas
Saul de la * Fuente
Ski Clark Avenue
Vainirox
Lutven
Tutes A
Mate Leek Gnael Ramiri
He Fondant
Capt A B M Danial Back to Capital
Capt A B M Danial returns to the capital area after visiting Washington to renew ties with the United States Army. The report notes his travel by national air mail Tuesday afternoon and mentions accompanying details, including a lieutenant and a captain connected to Washington institutions.
Tobacco Exports Show Good Gain in 1629 Period
Report from WASEMINGTON DC shows tobacco export gains with figures quoted as 814000 units in the same period of 1629. Variation across towns is noted with values around 128.570400 and 101M. The source text includes garbled phrases and misprints but preserves a basic export growth claim and numeric hints.
Traws Tern for Liquor Offense Highlights Kowlege Case
Alfred Wollkehleiger of Kendall County pleads guilty to force charRey and possession of equipment for liquor manufacture. He is sentenced to one year and a day in Leavenworth. Prohibition agents report a large operation with stills and hundreds of gallons of whiskey mash found last August.
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Alfred Wollkehleiger
Kendall County
Leavenworth
charRey
Promerty
Prohibition
Virgil Smith
Smith and dAgenty Hatey and Veloe
Los Amigos Club Chooses Officers
Arilene Pugh led the group in selecting officers for the club. Melvin Urrier was elected vice president and Raymond Hine became secretary and treasurer. Members will be notified by phone regarding upcoming meetings.
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Los Amigos Club
Arilene Pugh
Bron Elyeluk
Union of the Tas Amigos Eigh
Melvin \urrier
Raymond Hine
Aeerettey
Treusncer
Norant Mughead
Bebsuney
Donnines
Fort Worth Man Is Given Fraud Term
Fort Worth, June 7. Chester Mh. Munkre was found guilty of mail fraud in an indict ment. He received a prison sentence of forty years.
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Ft. Worth
Fort Went
Chester Mh
Munkre
Vasteulas
C. &. Tistriel
Freight Loadings for 1980 Revealed
A terse report from the Railway association announces completed freight loadings figures for 1980 and notes shifts in revenue and tonnage. The release mentions previous years and upcoming analyses, with emphasis on career impacts and industry-wide trends.
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Vatteras Lersters
Coach Model DNA Play Set Exhibition Tour Declared
The San Antonio Light reports a rare 1920s era model coach display featuring Napoleonic design, tied to the Fisher Body Craftsman grill contest. The complete parts display will tour San Marcos Austin Luling and Gonzales with dates and stops listed for each Chevrolet company site.
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Lulingy
Gongale
Datainry T—Scratchio Chevrolet Company
San Marcos
Lo Bon mi
Airey Diiuore
Cinilel
Austin
Spa
Dinades
Tading
Bo & Pens
Suididay
Dalliark LR
Cabana
Gunes
Fiesta Plans Outlined at Association Meeting
Fiesta de San dacinta plans for 1937 will be outlined at the first meeting of the Kiantz-aasociation on March 12 in the Camber of Connanzee. Jing Hou, secretary-manager, will sell Wednesday. T. Wollzer, resident, will appoint committee clinician. Other officers include Tom Ytheriige Ing de BE, Fite and Ftos Silvey, presidents, and BB, ITN ie, treasurer.
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Fiesta de
Knights of the Round Table Meet Thursday in Oriental Room
Antonia Knights of the Round Table will host the first meeting Thursday in the Oriental room of Guinier. Fens will be principal guest and Merroant and Stes. Be Smith will sing in a featured program at a piano tal.
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Round Table
Antonia Knights
Thurstay Nounit
Oriental Room
Ybr
Guinier
Theiversth Fens
Euesier
Merroant
Stes
Smith
Pitcie Tal Te
Texas Game Law Violators Pay Off
A terse Austin report notes law violators pay fines amid a fiscal debate. The brief mentions penalties for illegal fishing and animal handling. No individuals or organizations are named beyond general references to authorities and violations.
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Texas
Kerr oil well averages 300 barrels daily in Kerr County
Kerrville Texas January 71 The Jett Save No 1 oil well drilled by Beans and Gant et al reports production averaging 300 barrels per day since spudding. The well lies west of the Edwards plateau about 45 miles northwest of Kerrville in western Kerr County near the section line. Other operators, including Jeff Love No 1 and Derrick Woe, are drilling nearby with several wells spudded or completed in the same week as the field develops amid holiday delays.
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Kerrvillge
Tesas
Kerr County
Beans & Gant Et al
Edwards Idateau
Kerrville
G.leniway
Uuniler
Wien
Jeff Luo
Ig Lanke
Steagan
Guadialipe
Edwards Ph Leitit
Aletivk
Brand Gant Et al
Jeff Tove
Derrick
Evang & Gutthat
Sicker & Mears
No. L Jef Love
Plane tour boosts prosperity drive across border regions
A government sponsored plane tour aims to promote prosperity in a cross border initiative. A designated official from Desuse State will lead the mission, delivering speeches in Canada and six Mexican towns while highlighting investment and commercial opportunities. The spokesperson will also address regional groups to bolster international cooperation.
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Fanta
Mexico
Kuehel
Eecutive
Prevaent
Desuse State
Mruinlecturers
Ses R
Antonio Girl
Snokesman
Astelas
Lexus
Efyec
Bn Uiateinl Organiza
Clight
Chey Lelile
A.C. Mocha
Flo Lruid
St. Holl
Sea Antonis
Nol
E.G. Chingeaieel
Laredo
New Membership Rules Adopted by San Antonio Insurance Men
The San Antonio Insurance Exchange approved two new rules to limit membership to agencies that mainly represent local or frequent agencies. The changes restrict representation from out of state firms and prohibit agencies connected to nonmembers from driving nonmember agencies, with W. T. Stiles as president and Rudolph Teudolph as secretary-treasurer.
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San Antonio Insurance Exchange
Erate
San Antonih Oschange Eligibiles
Secon
Chis
Neuerompanien
San Antonia
W. TL. Stiles
Seniors to Hold Dance for Class Seniors
Senior class plans a dance on January 36 under district leadership with Leonord as president. Committee chairs are Paulice Rose and Tehmad Kimbriel, guiding preparations with Elizabeth Caruthers, Mark Revler, Winifrerd Tlenbeum, Jordevine, Maurice Crooks and Raymond Ludwig.
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Treracheudlee Michechdol
Eitas Wall
Sim Rad
Jiese Villaveral
Paulice Rose
Tehmad Kimbriel
Leonord
Elizabeth
Caruthers
Mark Revler
Winifrerd Tlenbeum
Jordevine
Maurice Crooks
Advertising Club Forms Chess Club
Advertising men and women proficient at chess are invited to join the Advertisers' Chess Club, a new organization meeting on Mondays at the Service Organization company's premises. The club has eight charter members with Ian Al Keletober as president and Henatree Conway as secretary. Craig won the prize for the best game of the evening last meeting.
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Chess Club
Kograrlnz Companys
Jgnt
Kobret Lasne Ig
Ian al Keletober
Henatree Conway Craig
Boy Is Injured in Seguin Collision
Seguin reports a serious injury after a Tuesday automobile collision involving Teran Jan SAGUIN, son of Alex Forahare, with details incomplete.
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Seguin
Saguin
Teran Jan
Alex Forahare
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