Action 10 to be taken in proposed suit against City Treasurer
Assistant Attorney General Walthall said he expects action today or tomorrow in a proposed suit against San Antonio City Treasurer F W Church over the alleged failure to file with the comptroller an itemized account of bond funds. Church denied knowledge of any suit and said the original report remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Walthall
F. W. Church
Church
Attorney General's Department
Not Guilty Plea From 16 Year Old Burglary Suspect
Ed McKinney, a 16 year old African American youth, pleads not guilty to burglary before Special Judge Davies. He says detectives forced a confession, lacking legal representation, and requests court appointment. Trial set for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McKinney
Davies
Thirtyseventh District Court
McKinney
Catarrh Cure and Beef Gas Prices Reported
A historical ad notes catarrh as excessive nasal secretions with chronic mucous inflammation and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by acting through the blood. It also lists Swift & Company's fresh beef gas prices in San Antonio for the week ending January 6 at 7.35 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
San Antonio
Theo Artzt's Orchestra and Taxi Phone Messages
The fragment references Theo Artzt's Orchestra, two phone numbers for taxi calls, and a directive to pay poll tax. It presents unclear context but indicates a sequence of contact actions and civic payment instruction.
Community notices and social gatherings announced
Katherine M. Joseph announces social events including a Miss Fanita McMillin buffet at San Pedro avenue for Miss Evelyn Wilkinson. Harmony club entertainment at Harmony hall. Woman's Auxiliary of the YMCA meeting at Gibbon's Literary club. B Natural Musical club afternoon at Belknap Place with Harmony club women performing a minstrel show and dance. detailed program lists and participants. Laurel Heights Tobin Hill Aid circle meets 3 pm Tuesday at 838 Erie avenue with Mrs. Sallee present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Chib-Rooms
Dave Gottlieb
Sam Harris
Ethel Pfeiffer
Camille Lang
Pauletta Marks
Carrie Josie Pauline Washer
Reva Berman
Max Steifel
Emil Frank
Carrie Josie
Helen Kahn
Birdie Marks
Gertrude Baum
Cecilia Picard
Mabel Lyons
Tessie Meyer
Alexander
the Roses
Janet Sterne
Hermine Sulzbacher
Pauline Washer
Jessie Oppenheimer
Carolina Ray
L. L. Marks
Laurel Heights
Tobin Hill
Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
J. R. Walker
Erie Avenue
Sallee
China
Local Social Notes From January Weekend
Mrs J N Keeran and Mrs Claude A Keeran invite at home Thursday afternoon January 25 from 4 to 6 at 315 Magnolia avenue west. Clarence Reed of Oklahoma City and Miss Lillian Vann wed at the bride’s aunt Mrs Harry Vann’s Convent street home with a reception and farewell for the newlyweds to Oklahoma. The bridal party included Mrs Harry Vann matron of honor Miss Day Fort Worth maid of honor and bridesmaids Lucile Fannie Rowe Mary Williams Jewel Bessie Bruce. The groomsmen were Rollie Reed William Gather Andy Brooks Allen Thorpe J B Foster Ben Davis. Bonnie Farrington surprise party on King avenue Alamo Heights with games and refreshments. Mrs John Cornelius Shea visiting Day ton Ohio with brother W L Bingaman. Miss Lou Sproul returns to Floresville from visit with Miss Clara Webb. Miss Fanita McMillan to entertain Lowndes Wilkinson wedding party at buffet at her San Pedro avenue home. Miss Atlee Born returns to Corpus Christi after visit with Mrs Atlee Ayres Belknap Place. City Mission board to meet at Travis Park church 10 tomorrow. Mrs Joseph Cusack to entertain Lower Post Card club next Monday. Mrs Joseph Deisman and Arlington daughters who visited Mistletoe avenue have moved to Nixon. An entertainment has been planned.
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Clarence Reed
Oklahoma City
Lillian Vann
Harry Vann
Convent Street
Miss Day of
Fort Worth
Lucile
Fannie Rowe
Mary Williams
Jewel
Bessie Bruce
Woman's remedy Cardui praised by Tennessee reader
Ridgeley resident Mrs. Jennie Estes reports severe illness from February to October and weak confidence in doctors. After trying Cardui she recovered enough to work, gained weight, and credits the medicine with saving her life. The ad cites thousands of similar testimonials and invites readers to request an informational booklet.
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Ridgeley
Tenn
Jennie Estes
Cardus
Married life the second year in quiet turmoil
Helen and Warren clash over Christmas tensions and a dinner with Carrie. Helen feels sidelined as Warren discusses her with his family, wondering what he will say and if she can ever again feel united with him. The scene traces a fragile, growing rift in their marriage.
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Mabel Herbert Urner
Warren
Carrie
Winifred
Roy
Hardy
Helen
New Year Auto Top Promotion by Staacke Bros
Stationery ad notes Fletcher's Castoria for children and promotes a vehicle top service. Staacke Bros and W. G. Sinclair advertise from the 206 Moore Building with land trading references. The piece blends medicinal product mention with automotive upgrade and local business promotions.
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Staacke Bros
W. G. Sinclair
Moore Building
Gun Toters Fined In County Court
Manuel Vidinales a Mexican and Aaron Holden a Black man pleaded guilty to carrying pistols in county court. Vidinales was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to thirty days in jail. Holden was fined 100 dollars and given no jail time after testifying he was taking the pistol to a repair shop.
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Manuel Vidinales
Aaron Holden
Holden
Twelfth Night revels and club gatherings noted in city
Shakespeare club celebrated Twelfth Night at the Misses Baskin home with costumes and a cake cutting ritual. Jewish Women Council meets at the club house with a program on child welfare and training. City Mission board meets at Travis Park church. San Antonio Kindergarten Association directors meet with Elizabeth Harrison attending. Pen Women plan to meet at Mrs. William Like’s home on Brooklyn Avenue.
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Shakespeare Club
Li Freed
Charles Livingston
J. Grumberts
Sam Dalkowitz
The
San Antonio Kindergarten Association
Elizabeth Harrison
Pen
William Like
Brooklyn Avenue
Mission and Aid Society Program At Calvary Baptist Church
The Mission and Aid Society of Calvary Baptist Church on ine and Hays streets presents a 3 PM program titled A Million Women with topics on organization consecration and service. Led by Mrs. R F Stokes and other speakers include Mrs W W I tiood Mrs L Houston and Mrs W P Calloway. All women are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission and Aid Society of the
Calvary Baptist
Ine
Hays Streets
R. F. Stokes
Www
I’. Tiood
Hannah
L. Houston
Miriam
Oman
W. P. Calloway
Organization of
Southern Baptist Women
Harvey Williams
I. H. Thorpe
T. Farnsworth
Dan Pilbeam
Cc. H. Arnold
F. F. Andree
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Campbell’s
India
Akos
Theo Artzt
Washer Bros.Co
Katherine M. Joseph
Fanita McMillin
San Pedro Avenue
Evelyn Wilkinson
Harmony Hall
Woman's Auxiliary
Young Men's Christian Association
Gibbon
Knights of Columbus Hall
Mrs. Atlee B. Ayres
B Natural Musical Club
Belknap Place
J. N. Keeran
Claude A. Keeran
Magnolia Avenue
West
Bonnie Farrington
King Avenue
Alamo Heights
Pauline
Freda Rudolph
Marvel Rineholt
Melva
Frances Wilson
Amy Shipley
Marie Hauek
Floyd Rineholt
Charlie Winterborn
James Converse
David Porter
Raymond Farrington
Mr. Tatum
John Cornelius Shea
Dayton
Ohio
W. L. Bingaman and
Trenton Avenue
Lou Sproul
Floresville
Clara Webb
Fanita McMillan
Lowndes-Wilkinson
Miss Atlee Born
Corpus Christi
Mrs. Atlee Ayres
City Mission Board
Travis Park Church
Joseph Cusack
Lower Post Card Club
Joseph Deisman
Arlington
Mistletoe Avenue
Nixon
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Doaul Woltson
Fletcher
M. B. Donoho
O. P
N. P
Travis Park Methodists Church
Maxwell House Blend Coffee
Cheek-Neal Coffee CO
Nashville, Tenn
Jacksonville, Fla
Mouston, Tex
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