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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1933
Page
5
A dense church directory lists many congregations across San Andreas area. It cites pastors, Sunday schools, and service times including morning and evening worship, with several locations such as Prospect Mill, 2004 Bueno Vista Street, and Calvary. Multiple denominations are referenced including Presbyterian and Baptist with various street addresses and minister names.
Distant church listings show Rev. B El Seliges and Rev Pent Riker with multiple services, Sunday schools, and masses at various streets. The garbled text cites parish activity, hymnals, and devotional schedules across centers including Preston pros, Cleveland Circle, and St Marys, with scattered monetary amounts and dates embedded in the mix.
Highland Park Church of God announces Sunday morning services at 9:4 and 12:63 pm with 7 pm evening service at 730 Kenwood Adilton 2H Walland Street. Includes Sunday school at 10 Maton, Wednesday activities, Spanish services, and various youth and outreach events led by Joy Auwele, Kay aw, and other leaders.
Sunday school at 9 45 am preaching 7 45 pm Christ’s Ambassadors in march Christ’s Ambassadors meeting six pm at various locations including Lancaster Toston Street and Gospel temples. Tuesday and Thursday prayer meetings listed with times. Multiple names and places appear in fragmented notes from services and schedules.
Fragmentary OCR shows a catalog listing for machinery and tools including brand names and locations. It mentions suppliers such as Caterpillar and brands tied to agriculture and grain. The legible items include addresses and trade terms, with scattered vendor names and regional references.
The London gathering clarified U S aims for home market emphasis and a no-debt approach to recovery. Soviet trade gains noted. gold mining and price earnings ratios discussed as measures of investment worth amid a shifting global economy.
In Austin on July 1 speculation swirled about Senator Connally and the 18th Amendment, with talk of opposition to him from Frost Woodhull and others. Bailey and Marrow were noted as likely governor contenders, while Allred ponders running. Alfred Wentworth Mexico trip described as quiet reflection on political future.
The Bay Town market notes steep price rises for tomatoes and other produce as shipments arrive. Prices jump across multiple lines, with onions, peppers, and cantaloupes showing notable gains while bananas, apples, and lemons command strong value. Local growers and market brokers led by A A Snyder report broader uplifts expected next week.
A garbled OCR style list mentions birth, affidavits, hospital notes, and names such as Vanesa, Francisca, Martinez, Green Memorial Hospital, and Rosa. The text references street addresses, a hospital in Santa Rosa, and individuals including Adolph Conrad Wiedlivel and Bert Bazan, with dates and patient notes scattered through a dense, unreadable block.
Fragmentary OCR records outline army orders and unit movements with names such as C. Fale Bh, A. Kirkham, and J. Mam, referencing duties, locations, and designations. The garbled text mentions engines, ranks, and various stations, implying reorganizations and assignments across units and regions.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention deeds filed, a Tein card, and various legal and public safety items. Names, dates, and places are largely unreadable, but references to notices, the public realm, and a court or official action surface amid garbled text and scattered proper nouns.
A chaotic court record lists many defendants and penalties including Pete Razbasitinsh Hubert Kibbe and A Kiehn with varied fines. The document cites numerous individuals with amounts ranging from one to several dollars, mentioning public notices, violations, and a long roster of names and charges.
Obituary notice for Herbert G Brynl of 1622 West Craig Place Gl England born survivor Mrs Margaret Blyah. Services Saturday afterconsy at Dailey Brinker 171 Bun Pelyo Avenue. Heit of BN Antonio widow of Ww Brinker hotel man here and in Colorado. Services Saturday conducted by Rev Sim Caypwrs cadurt np.
A confused report describes a case where a diviner and locals search a river area for a missing person. The narrative mentions specific names, a priest, and uneasy movements toward a body found along the water. The account is garbled with stray words and unclear sequence.
An 18 year old died during a Houdini style escape act as crowds watched. Details are unclear. authorities investigate the incident and determine the circumstances surrounding the fatal accident.
In a chaotic game Philadelphia tops Boston 10 to 8 as Schulmerich drives in three runs and Moore, Whitney, and Todd contribute key hits. Racing pitchers struggle with multiple errors and errors in the field, while Brandt and Jackson work for Boston.
At a joint meeting of Aintty Inige Neall and Seguin Hebeluh lodge No. 28 in Seguin on July 26 officers were installed. Names include Jodge O'Dell Doug lass as master, Pimner Springs as grand warder, Max Rank grand master, George Dit as chaplain, and several other officers. Mrs Bfle dtm ahong and others served as wardens and conductors in a lengthy roster.
A crowded page lists various city happenings and names including Danes Macrung hall Sal Pele Mrewer and Dane Batwell Brnens Hall Alhert Porng and Las Borlimios. It mentions times such as 230 and 12 30 and events at Wells Goth Adit Bae Rev girl time at Fairfield Prince ANH and Woyiles Welare Rel. The fragmentary lines reference concerts, fairs, sports prizes, and an assortment of people and venues with little coherent context.
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