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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1930
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR reads as a court or social note about Tom and Lovejoy, with unclear names and dates. Mentions neighbors, Aldrronn area, a Jack Ta m s name fragment, and disputed actions. Details are unreadable and require original text for accuracy.
In a tense sequence a woman named Aline faces a mounting affair with a married lover. She asks Lovejoy to orchestrate a discreet solution by having his secretary forward letters to her home, hoping to end the costly entanglement without her husband learning. The moment hints at looming risk and moral weight.
At year end 1620 the Eighth corps area garrisons totaled 3 radio officers and 147 warrant officers plus 20 760 enlisted men. Fort Sam Houston remained the largest garrison with 242 officers 2 warrant officers and 75 triangles stationed there. Brooks Field and Randolph Field listed smaller posts with mixed officer and enlisted strength. These figures exclude civilian employees at the air depot and other connected activities the eighth corps general depot at Fort Sam Houston.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at St Patrick Catholic Church officiated by Rev John Pievey for Mrs Fannie L Ney who died at her residence 528 Creeby Street San Antonio. Born in North Dakota she lived in San Antonio for 40 years leaving three sons Edward G Ney of Bryan David and Jack Ney of San Antonio a daughter Miss Seral Levin two brothers Lawrence Laugh of Denver and George Laugh of San Antonio and one sister. Pallbearers listed are John Suller S A Witte F T Cherry S Meno Jester and J W Dhir.
A meeting to discuss the Ben Milam statue is planned at the Menges hotel Tuesday afternoon at 4 oclock. Miss Weatherinn Durl will chair the session for the memorial fund committee in the Texas historian and antiquarian society event.
A first phase of a $10,000,000 program shows tents at the edge of the circle as soldiers stand on duty. The post exchange and a quartermaster office are under construction near the field.
Han Aulone’s industrial growth is shown Monday as charters are issued for new ventures in San Antonio. The Wintura Field company is incorporated with 400,000 shares of stock. the Hesdy Mixed Here company receives a 1,000,000 share charter for manufacturing and sand processing. Alamo Chapter 100 of the FB affairs holds a meeting at the Mtonie hall on Losoga Street with Mrs. Sur Syyofford presiding.
A missing man, Carmichael, 2, of Muminlan, was found dead one mile east of Theaswtlan after a search party spotted his body. The death appears to be due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound and was observed by two rescuers from Kellyfield, with his family notified including his parents and a sister, no brothers.
A meeting of the Crippled Citizens charity group’s board of directors is planned. Key business will be discussed at the session, with details set for the morning of the eleventh at the Pie Sapte Montainary? Minary Fentas location.
Girls reserves are honored as a college play is set to be presented at Paves High School. The cast, led by Miss Taree Garrett of Turlor Little Phenter, includes Je Brash Mable Thinks Theresa Dinne and Antismer Helin Prey among others, with tickets priced at $300. The event features a Friday program and a Thursday rehearsal, highlighting honored members and the Mutoh Waldo Fimisrsoupe reserves.
A fragmented testimonial touts red blood cell counts as the cause of fatigue, skin eruptions, and weakness. It blames low blood levels for illness and promotes a product promising restored strength and clearer skin, citing historical figures and vague health claims.
The article describes a revival of corsets for women as wartime styles reemerge in spring fashion. It notes measures like waist emphasis and hip shaping, mentions suppression during the war era, and cites designers and manufacturers adapting to new silhouettes. It references statistics on wartime production and a return to the box molding silhouette with elastic inserts.
Special services planned by the church will be the subject of table talks to be conducted by Reverend T. C Wilder at Glad Tidings Church on Boulevard and Menquite streets. The sessions will run Tuesday Wednesday Saturday and Friday evenings.
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