School Account System Changed in San Antonio District
Auditors condemned internal accounting in San Antonio public schools last year but reported a corrective action taken Wednesday. The cooperative system for club receipts and borrowing from the general fund was curtailed to reduce misuse while the district allowed continued use as a convenience, with a new plan to replace faulty home-borrowed checks and receipts gaining school visitors’ approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Board of Education
Charles George
Stil J
George
J. &. Stutsman
Stutsma
Local Plaza Gossip and Weekly Names in Fort Del Rio
A collage of idle observations from Around the Plaza recounts crowd chatter and notable locals. It mentions Elizabeth Fowler, Mrs Fi 8 B Del Rio readers, Omar Khayyam private printing sales, Sam Pulliam and Louise Mayes, Otto Behelper, a mother with a paddling scheme, Luis Alveres Acosta, Martin Trejo, Mary Louike Greco, Miriam Ruth Beck, Frank Dove, and Joseph Tacci enjoying events, homes, and social rounds in the area.
Highlights From the Want Ads in Alamo Heights
Classified notices list various rental and sale items including a 4 room duplex at A412 Hightaul for rent $335 monthly, a furnished 4 room frame at 125 Kennelly Avenue for sale $550, and a 2 room unfurnished garage apartment at 126 East Summit. Other entries include 146 Wealrice Street listing and a 20 dollar two month payment option.
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Kennelly Avenue
Alamo Meighly
Hightaul
Agmet
East Summit
Wealrice Street
Cansult
Pupil Safety Patrol Film Ads at Briscoe Elementary
Local classified ad highlights a 1998 Chevrolet review vehicle and details a short film featuring Briscoe Elementary pupil safety patrol members photographed by teacher Lena Crandall. The motion picture illustrates patrol officers at Briscoe students across streets, screened in classrooms before parent events.
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Briscoe Elementary Andool Mow
Lena Crandall
Otha
Fire damages rooming house on East Myrtle Street
A blaze of undetermined origin caused $1200 in damage to a rooming house at 219 East Myrtle Street. Mrs Edna Mat Forrest operator summoned firemen at 9 48 p m when smoke was smelled on the upper floor. Firemen administered first aid to L Bartlntt 31 104 Pershing Avenue a visitor who suffered a hand cut while opening a window.
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Myrtle Street
Edna Mat Forrest
L. Bartlntt
Pershing Avenge
Thole
Golden Jubilee For Priest
Impressive jubilee marks the many clergymen honoring Monsignor Moczygemba padre of St Michael's Jere. He was the first native Texan ordained for the San Antonio archdiocese in 1839 at Victoria. A solemn high mass and a banquet followed with 225 guests, as parishioners plan a reception Sunday night. He served Victoria Panna Maria Yorktown and San Antonio before joining St Michael's in 1912 and aiding the 1922 church building project.
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Mager. Thome
Moczygentha
St. Michiels Church
Jere
Motsygemys
San Antoonio
John Neves
Victoria
Diovesan Semin Dary
Panna Maria
Yorktown
San Antonio
St. Michael's
Subarby district names three water officials
Three water department officials H Osborn B W Deehee and RS Olear were named directors of Water Improvement District No 3 Los Angeles Heights but failed to appear at the election. other named figures include J H Arnold and R B Ketchum. A separate note recalls a Yorktown incident and a cautious physician, Bedwell of 406 Wharton Street.
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H. Osborn
B. W. Deehee
Olear
Los Angeles
Wwights
Rehying
J. H. Arnold
R. B. Ketchum
Editor to Speak in January at Good Business Forum
Francis J. Gavie editor of Good Business will speak January 12 at the United Center of San Antonio under the auspices of the United School of Christianity Field department. Kunis Clee Mo will address the Civic Club at 8 p.m. and January 2 at their municipal auditorium on The Word of God and Spiritual Service.
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Francis J. Gavie
Good Business
Uhti Center
San Antonio
Gable
Unite School of Christianity
Kunis Clee Mo
Cusiuu Club
Ab & P. Oh
Dauitity
the Word of God
Ann
Sniniual Servite
Sawtelle Named by Technical Club of San Antonio
Sawtelle was named president of the Technical club of San Antonio for 1940. Other officers include E Wy Braph as vice president and Als Iren G Albert as secretary. H. B. Voster, Gray McParland, Rollin and Charing E Temt were named directors.
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Sawtelle
Tech+ Nical club of
San Antonio
E Wy Braph
Als
Iren G.alvert
H. 8. Voster
Gray McParland
Rollin
Druggists Elect New San Antonio Officers
RL Brusinhant was named president of the San Antonio Retail Druggists Association. Other officers elected include Floyd Billingsley as vice president Henry Grane as secretary B W Schmidt Minky as treasurer and Max Sacear as chairman of the executive committee.
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RL. Brusinhant Werneslay
San Antonio
Associaton
Floyd Billingsley
Vicw
Henry Grane
B. W. Schmidt Minky
Trencher
Max Sacear
Comribtee
Hotel men of 3 A elect 1 officer at Gunter hotel
Jack De Forrest presided over the San Antonio hotel men of 3 A election held Tuesday at the Gunter hotel. New officers include M. Thompson first vice president S. O Stewart second vice president Mrs Frances Towns secretary treasurer and W. F. Csarrin sergeant at arms. Directors named are Roland Burge William Nagel Mrs Edle Longacre Paul McEween GL Anthony Jack White and A. M. Comptah. Gunter Luncheon preceded the vote. Rubber sugar and coffee were the main U.S. agricultural imports in 93R.
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Jack de Forrest
Joanager
Lanier Kole
San Antonio
Nes Schutlatt
Gunter Hotel
M. Thompson
Trevelecs
S. 0. Stewart
Robert E. Lee
Dis
Roland Burge
Blue Bon
William Nagel
Grockett
Fldel Longacre
Menger
Paul £. McEween
GL. Anthony
Jack White
Plaza
A. M. Comptah
Gunter
Oriente Room
Wool Jacket Taken by Three Assailants
A man reported a robbery at Pecos and Salinas streets claiming three boys assaulted him. He said his wool jacket and a silver item were taken and filed a police complaint Wednesday.
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Pecos
Salinas
Morales
Kendricks
Widow to Seek Treasure on Ranch in Arizona
Mrs Elly Schmitz of Flores Street discovers a homemade wooden box with a dipping needle and a map in a relative’s ranch home. The needle device uses a 82 inch wire and leads to a treasure hidden near the spring, promising excitement for widows and men alike as a eerie pursuit unfolds.
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Elly Schmitz
Flores
New Zoo Monkeys Stay Indoors as Heat Drops
The San Antonio zoo introduces cotton ear marmosets from a New York center. When temperatures fall to 85 degrees and below, the thick-headed hippo and other animals seek shelter indoors. Three new arrivals join the collection, but most monkeys, chinpenzees, and birds retreat inside as cold snaps arrive.
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San Antonio
South America
New York
Tobin Hill GOP Club Meeting Planned
The Tobin Hill GOP Club will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the Dairyland auditorium. Chairwoman Mrs. E. L. Conlors reported the gathering details.
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Tobin Hill G.op
Tobln
Dairyland
E. L. Conlors
Bacring Down On the News Badly Misheard on the Constitution
Artima "Bugs" Babi comments on constitutional limits in a fragmented, nonsensical broadcast. He muses about IL Neeplig with shoes and sugar rooted notions while avoiding direct policy changes. The piece lacks a clear event but hints at Democratic victory chatter and distorted auditory impressions.
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Artima
Bugs" Babi
Neeplig
Flower Names Misleading In Japanese Garden Exhibit
Visitors question a plant labeled with a strange name at the Japanese tea garden. Miss Ray Jingu explains the name is unrelated to the flower, which is American. The city gardener, Lewis Schulz, and helper Kimcheu Drotably describe caring for pansies, larkspurs, valendulas, tor...
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Louis Schultz
Shakespeare
Ray Jingu
Klower
Jack Garner
Mat
Soy Salle
Miss Jingu
Kimcheu
Sardener
Lewis Schulz
Plang Pansiés
Goppen
Newton Foreman Predecessor Summoned in District Court Inquiry
Newton former foreman of the grand jury appeared before the district court panel investigating county tax issues. He faced questions about his role while alibis and refusals were reported. Police Chief Ray Ashworth State Representative Lo Anderson and district supervisor Gus Brown were also sanctioned. Rumors circulated that the jury sought access to police records and funding. Deputies complained about fee examinations and sheriff concerns.
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Crimii District Court
Grand Jury
Jesse Newtoh
Newton
Albury Vi Huth
Ray Ashworth
Lo Anderson
Gus FB. Brown
Slite Tignor Control Board
Epity Sheriffs
Polly
Themco
Bardwell Tells of City Services
Bardwell discusses a four dollar appropriation described as payment for services tendered. He explains the funds cover work done for Maury and related investigations, including a settlement linked to a strike, detailing connections to Willita and other items.
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Bardwell
Matthins Bardwell
Willita
Darwell
de Mayersck Byeling
20 30 Club 10 Holds Inaugural Dance
The 20 30 club 10 plans a semiannual dance on Saturday at the terrace MUA Yoon of Mie Gunter hotel. William McIntosh serves as president with The Light Publishing company as guest speaker. Officers listed include William Arlitt Jr as president Lerane Brockman as vice president and Dural Edwards as secretary with Tom Tee as treasurer.
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San Antonio
Mua Yoon
Mie Gunter Hotel
William McIntosh
The
Light Publishing Company
William Arlitt Jr
Lerane Brockman
Last View
Brwford
Sécoriquet
Dural Edwards
Blaney Seunidt
Tom Tee
Serpent-At-Arms
Twelve Students Selected for Forensic Tourney at Allinia High
Twelve Sonny school declaimers were chosen as preliminary tryouts for county forensic tournament, with seniors Reba Rice Lillie Reed Sunshine Read Eugenia Purl Francis Wright Ella Davis Louise Burris Erlene Lang among the girls and Calvin Bierum Billy Beingman William Wheeler Kenneth Rutledge John Powell among the boys. Sponsors listed as R J Myers and J W Hobson.
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Sonny
Allinia High School
Reba Rice
Lillie Reed
Sunshine Read
Eugenia Purl
Tn Francis Wright
Ella Davis
Louise Burris
Erlene Lang
Calvin Bierum
Billy Beingman
William Wheeler
Kenneth Rutledge
John Powell
R. J. Myers
J. W. Hobson
Woman Sentenced on Liquor Charge in County Court
Mrs Folly Betton of 1911 Center Street was found guilty by a County Court-at-Law No 1 jury of possessing unstamped liquor last May 24. She was sentenced to 10 days in jail.
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Folly Betton
Center Street
Vine Julian
Goat Nuisance Complaints Lead to Police Action
Mrs. M. Mayer of 101 King William street reports neighbors stake their goat in her yard and front area. Patrolman Howell instructs owner to confine the goat to its own yard as other complaints surface about barking dogs and disturbed peace from cats and other animals nearby.
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WN. Coleman
West Gramercy Place
R. Church
Roy Atchison Jr
Dusen
Riko
Swain
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Thomas Moczygemba
Golden Sacerdotal Julilee
Ain Piany
Central Business Office
Jeff Davis
Falfurrias
Red
Contuehs
Chii
Jon
Bang
Raow
Elizabeth Fowler
del Rio
London
Olle Ransleben
Hreily Foresters
Sam Pulliam
Nall
Louise Mayes
Otto Behelper
Devons
Doc Gol
Esster
Din x
Huy
Luis Alveres Acosta
Martin Trejo
Mary Louike Greco
Elks Club
Miriam Ruth Beck
Bob
West Agarita
Frank Dove
Reliance
Joseph Tacci
Perry Court
Newatel
Chosen Water
Subarby
Fdna
Riverside
Inez
Ervice
Highway 68
Bonth
Bedwell
Wharton Street
G. F. Norris
J Sawtelle
R. L. Brusinhant
United States
Widstream
Ginter St
Billa Schmitz
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