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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1927
Page
3
Contemporary ad touts PARTOLA as a cure for toxemia boosting energy appetite and ambition. It describes Bill’s rapid work pace and social admiration, claiming the remedy revitalizes strength and health, urging men to start with regular or double-size boxes.
The Chautauqua group explored British rule in India outlining geography and conditions. Speakers noted liberal English policy and cooperation with natives, as well as shifts from Dalhousie to Wellesley and the evolving stance toward Afghan friction and Suez route considerations.
Fragmentary text notes tentative steps toward self governance for indigenous provinces. Mentions an impending meeting on Tuesday February 1 and a women’s society event at the First Congregational church annex. Also references a parent teacher day, a luncheon by the Texas Historical and Landmark association, and various community group activities in San Antonio.
Parish notices list events at St Joseph and St Anthony areas including a meeting at 2 o clock, open MB to the hall, altar services, and parish house gatherings. References mention rooms at the parish house and hotel settings for various church activities. The notes include names like Mr. Fype and V. C. and discuss arrangements for service times and open meetings in the neighborhood.
On Monday afternoon at the St. Anthony hotel Dr Herbert Peckum read a miscellaneous program praised by attendees. The Chow fraternity plans a meeting at 730 Tuesday evening at Fred Parker’s home 226 Bushnell avenue and Miss Robbie Leone Arns continues her expression work Friday at Rose Bloom tea room 100 West Mulberry avenue. Officers elected at the Rose Bloom event include President Miss Tune Ryan Secretary Miss Bernice Beyer Readers Mrs Ruth Felder Usteile Kuhatsehek Dorothy Craig Dorothy Wood. The next Rose Bloom meeting will be at the same tea room Thursday. The Duchessa U Aosta club will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o clock in the YWCA auditorium. Plans for a Valentine dance were discussed.
Tomogy of San Antonio will host Freid Bonfils publisher of the Denver Cast and Col. Fred Lindsey noted motion pietiee star and big game hunter on February 10. Hogey plans hunting near five miles to bring visitors to Antonio.
Universal Service Detroit reports Mrs Drawe is held on murder charges after Everett nine, and siblings six eight five, allege she brutally beat, then used a pan and laundry soap, keeping him under a house and later returning him with hands tied. Father works at Scotten Barton Tobacco, separated. Vernon pioneer J Youngbland dies at seventy.
Two prisoners charged with murder aided by sawing bars in two jail windows at Oampe lg ee Oklahoma. The breakout occurred on January 31 as inmates fled from the county jail in Oam p eel ge. Local authorities pursued the escapees and investigated the jailbreak.
Pablo Morales, 48, of the Shiner ranch southwest of San Antonio, died at Robert B. Green hospital from back wounds after being found on Pleasanton road. B Y Miers, 40, of 012 Durango Street, was shot in the left shoulder near Buena Vista and Pecos streets and is in critical condition. seven men are being questioned by deputies.
Evangelist Sid Williams of the Baptist Mission Board will serve as supplying pastor at a revival beginning February 18 at Highland Park Baptist Church. He recently assisted sick men at San Antonio army posts and has taught Bible lessons to 500 soldiers.
The city commission approved purchasing a 40 acre gravel pit on the Castroville road near San Antonio for the street program. A first payment of 32000 was made with 8000 due on June 43. Only twenty acres will be retained by the city per Street Commissioner Steffler.
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