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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1927
Page
10
Diana Ross promises her dying father to safeguard her mother and brother. At eighteen she meets Michael Scott who declares his love and asks her to wait five years. A cousin’s gossip and a missed call lead to a reunion as Michael explains the delay and they pledge eternal love.
Fe real agent of the Chila Protective au Humene society reports a prelicamest similar to the old world shoe. He notes daily visits at various homes and lists animals including one needle Ange Jean Alvedals, two bulldogs, two collies, and plain dogs. Inquiries may be made at the society's office in the city.
Colonel Reeves is assigned to relieve Cal. Eo D. Beckt as director general for the Highth Corny Avenue. He will reach Bore Sam Houston Wednesday after brief delay to enter upon new duties. Scott Wuesiay reported at Second Division HQ and will be placed in command of the Fifteenth Field Artillery.
The July meeting of the industrial committee at the chamber of commerce was postponed due to the absence of a majority of members including Nat Goldsmith and others from the city.
A reader’s fragment shows Diana counting tight bills and pangs of desire for outfits for Jack and Peter, while Dearie and others speak of economy, gifts, and dreams of escaping poverty as the grocer’s hill looms and prices press.
A group of airmen will fly two training planes from Savannah to Chicago as part of early preparations for a larger air force project. First Lieut VY Bout it ro Brooks has been assigned to pilot the aircraft. Work on a new plaza hotel addition began Wednesday, with completion expected by year end.
San Antonio files suit against the San Antonio Treigatlon company seeking a receiver and injunction over alleged inadequate sewerage disposal in Mitchell Lake. Hearing delayed as city attorney requests time to review lengthy documents. case filed July 18 in Thirty-seventh District Court.
A reader details Mrs. A. W. Deyo of 414 McKipley Avenue adopting a hair choker or turban as a fashion substitute for a fur collar. The piece notes Delores de Tie’s “morilind” trend and quotes reactions from society women on wearing long hair as a decorative wrap while balancing tradition and modern styles.
Maj. A. TL. Suberneting, commander at Kelly Field, receives order transferring from Kelly to Rockwell Field for permanent station after a temporary duty at Grisay Field, Cal. Major Sneed moves to El Paso to oversee activities of sentient filers with the First Galyalty Division.
Infantry post hosts a concert directed by Otto Majewski with the Dremy Tulantey band, inviting the public to attend at a stated evening hour. Cal C. Clark orders the event as part of a military program, with mat Shy listed among those invited.
Epworth League delegates traveling from California passed through San Antonio on the Mitsubishi Pacific route this Wednesday. The Epworth gathering advances as delegates continue toward their convention site in Memphis.
A fragmentary note records a visit by Mrs Esgill Cardwell and Mins Wigabeth Bouileené to the settlement or event titled Mes Mary Chalyunon. The wording is garbled but indicates a social or ceremonial call involving named individuals at a specific location or occasion.
Mrs H E Deyo comments on a new hair fashion that involves wrapping long hair around the throat as a choker. She notes winter practicality and humor about summer impact, highlighting a stylish, novel look sparked by her discovery.
Residents report a coyote on Hoefgen Avenue early in the morning. An officer responded and confirmed the animal was not captured.
Police report a prowler rifled a residence on Whikmsday, taking four silk dresses and other clothing. Investigators describe the suspect as a male wearing a hat, with no further details available. no injuries reported.
In a brief update from New Braunfels, weather crews delayed the broadcast as snow flurries began to affect the area near the Menger Hotel. Forecasters cited light accumulations and brief disruptions anticipated through the evening.
Mrs Eula Hatcher funeral Thursday with services for Mrs Bata Blaicher 69 of 616 Pers Street. Details unclear due to damaged text but notes a husband W Mateher, daughters and sons and two sisters. Also mentions NASD HURT and a postmaster incident with lands theft claim.
In Hayes city, manager Roland Burge at the Gunter Hotel endorses a policy to regulate dance floor crowds and escort assignments. He argues that placing extra young men at the same tables as ladies improves decorum and avoids disruptions. The plan assigns responsibility to table hosts, aiming for orderly social dancing and respectful conduct. Continued on Page 8, Col 8.
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