Playgrounds Director 3 Denied Raise in City Budget
The recreation board discussed pay raises for park staff, with Miss Mary Wilson earning 150 a month. Board members favored increases for both bars and staff, but park officials delayed action, aiming to seek higher funds next June as part of the upcoming fiscal year's budget. Leaders cited progress under current administration and praised mothers' groups for playground support.
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da Ty
Bob Dues
Taine
Recreation Board
Mary Wilson
Jacob Rabiels
Mitling Beli
C. W. Satterfield
Poxte
Roger Stotes
Rilokes
Mothers’ Conneila
Plosgrounds
Ru- Divla
San Amtarnio Parks
Stouston
Hass
Miss Wilson
Rouisls
Recreation Hall at Highland Park Will Be Opened
The new 15000 recreation building at Highland Park, first of five park structures, will open February 6 with a two program event. Officials expect the second project at Tockwood Park to cost 10000 and finish late February, with all five buildings ready by end of March. Daily operation runs around 3000 monthly through June due to staffing limits.
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Highland Park
Bob Bees
Tor
Tockwood Park
Prisbls
Hoex
Commissioners May Rites Brought Out Be Furnished Cars
County officials consider using road funds to furnish automobiles for the commissioners to inspect road work. County Attorney Davis has ruled. The question to be taken up with the county auditor. Springlike weather boosts outdoor activities as recreation officials note early kite contests and preparations.
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UF. Davis
Davia
Bill Stewart
Recreation Department
Bastrop High School Graduation Sets Record Class Size
Bastrop Texas January 24 The 1031 senior class of Bastrop high school totals 67 members the largest in the school's history. Seventy five dollars raised. Gonzales Texas January 24 Total of 173 has been subscribed to the relief fund of 300 now being raised by the Gonzales county chapter American Red Cross.
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Bastrop
Texas
Bastrop’ High School
Gonzales
Ante Nu Totel
Breuth Relief
Gonzales County
American Rit Cross
Military School Students Debate Victory at San Antonio Assembly
Military school students debated at San Antonio affiliate academy on the resolution That Hus a es Are Better for Transportation Trains with Jesse Oppenheimer and Francis A Meyer supporting the negative side. They defeated opponents Jack Buffin and James Branzel. Other attractions included a reading by Van Irby jokes by Harold Pay kett and current events discussion by Ralph Parker.
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Jesse Oppenheimer
Francis A. Meyer
San Antonio
Cause of Deaths of Deer Sought in Mason County
January 24 report from San Angelo states deer are dying in large numbers in Mason County from an unknown malady. Dr. Ja Lewis of the state livestock sanitary commission travels there at the request of Game Warden Keller to investigate, while Mason County is noted for deer hooting and generally free of livestock diseases. The cause remains unknown as Dr. Lewis departs.
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San Angelo
Mason County
Ja Lewis
State Ivestock Ranitary Commission
Keller
Texas
Lewis
Smith to Preach at Training School at Edinburg
The Rev Mobert M Bumich pastor of Prospect Hill Methodist church will open the Methodist Training school at Edinburg Sunday and continue through January 30. At Prospect Hill church the Rev He Mc Rothil executive secretary of the West Texas conference at Austin will speak Sunday morning and the Rev J K Deery of the VXA will speak Sunday night.
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