Brides-to-Be and Blue Garter Craze Fashionable Weddings
Brides and brides-to-be fill pages with wedding plans and entertainments. Lieut Campbell Henderson Gould will wed Mary Catherine Armstrong before a Puero Rico posting as friends host coffee and a brunch at Fort Sam Houston. Miss Stancle Whitner and Miss Judy Joyce are among upcoming brides with parties planned at Houston and Fort Sam venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Herderson Gould
Mary Catherine Armstrong
Puero Ricn
Catherine
George Bic- Lemnan
Charles Freeman
Fort Sam Houston
Miss Armstrong
Stancle Whitner
Mas
Arthur Whitner
Mary
Catherine Pool
Lient
B.C. Harrison
Missy Whitner
Hee Slance
Josteph Claude Reddech Jr
Reddech
Reddech- Whitner Wedding Will Be Joan Pulmam, Ish Kay Curtin, Lorraine Stutsman
Recemary Scott
Houston
Kathryn Boatwright
Marion
Judy Joyce
Joln Edward Keppler
Fred Strang
Byran Eckert
Mason
Frank
Joyer
Tess Holloway
Austin
Patricia Green
Yent
Jake B. Coleman
Randolph Held
Fort Sal Houston
Fort Sal Houston Mhone). A Reception Will Fallow At the Officers’ Co
Virginia Richmond
Miss Gréen
Mery Booton
May Lorraine Sherrard
Dorothy Campbell
Betty Brown
Miss Barbar Browne
Miss Green
Maen
Hetty Tan
Mary Walkh
Miss Greeney
Wyatts to Return From New York and Chicago Trip
Mer and Mrs Bill Wyatt are due home Wednesday after a two week trip to New York and Chicago. Dr Wyatt reports a visit with Mr and Mrs John Carrington of New York. Fidelis Matrous of Travis Park Methodist Church will host the annual garden party at 6 p.m. on McKinlevy Avenue with hostesses from groups Nos 4 5 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Bil Wyatt
New York
Chicago
Drs. Wyatt
John Carrington
Fidelis Matrous
Travis Park
Snavely Family Visit Ties To Military Duty
Mrs EH Snavely of Kansas City Mo will spend nine months with her mother Mrs Willan Menger while Lieutenant Snavely serves on maneuvers. Anta Yau Meacen, now Mrs Snavely, arrived Saturday. Florence Nelson hosted a dinner Friday for Miss Jane Wiegel and Lieutenant C B Burgess with guests Mr and Mrs St G Nelson Mr and Mrs J L Beagle and Miss Dorothy Smith. The Parent Teacher Association planning committee will tour the Longhem Portland Cement company at 102 am Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. Snavely
Drs. E. J. Snavely
Kartsas City
Willan Menger
Snavely
Manneuvvers
Anta Yau Meacen
Saturdus
Plorence Nelson
Jane Wiegel
C. B Burgess
St. G. Nelson
J. L. Beagle
Dorothy Smith
Ban Ane Joing Council
Parent-Teacher Association
Longhem Portland Cement Company
San Antonio Man Marries in Washington at Holy Comforter
Joseph Barns Rohsannan of San Antonio married Miss Jenne Elizabeth Weed in Washington. Father Edwin Luckett officiated at Holy Comforter church with plans to reside in Washington. Rohsannan studies law at Georgetown and will take the FBI exam. they will live in Washington. The piece also notes local club elections and events involving Amazon club and Zeta Tau sorority, with plans for picnics and a Plaza hotel appearance by soprano Blache Nissenbaum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonians Ys
Joseph Barns Rohsannan
Jenne Elizabeth Weed
Gertrude EB. Weed
George Weed
Washington, D.C
Washington
Holy Comforter Church
Edwin Luckett
Wayne Bobennan
San Antonio
Georgetown University
Bureau of Investigation
Br. Ud
Bohannast
Blache Nissenbaum
One Plaza Hotel
Mies Nissenbaum
California
J. Nissenbaum
Miles Nissenbawn
Engling
Hollywood
Reno
New
Nevada
Nissenbawm
Poe
Edge High
Miss Magnon Garden Party Honoree for Fiesta Queenship
Miss Magnon, candidate for the Columbus de Fiesta de la Raza queenship, was host of a garden party at the Gonzalez home. The event featured the Elidenas dance group directed by Mrs Rosa Cardenas and songs by Miss Tresita Garcia. The popularity vote funds go to Beneficencia Mexicana for charitable work in the Latin American community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupita “Mignon
M. C.gonzalez
Keller
Elidenas
Rosa Cardenas
Tresita
Garcia
Miss Magnon
Beneficencia Mexicaya
Mexicas Benevolent Society
Tech High School
Antonia
Magnan
Election Weekend Notes From Salute Shooting and Visitors
A collage of travelers and locals from San Antonio and Texas colleges and firms visits California and New York. Figures include LT. DAVID PARKER, Earnest Sharp, TOM JACKSON, WILLIAM PATTERSON, J. W. McDade, ERNEST MADERO, PRIVATE PETE, Violet Justice, Morbewoman, Byron Dilton, Malcolm, Waco to New York bicycle troupe, Evelyn Masters, Maude Masters, Phillip Brown, Cecille Miller, Nancy White, and Reber White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Yoles
David Parker
Jeffersion High
West Point
WS Post
California
Earnest Sharp
University of Texas Journalism
Tom Jackson
FHS
Houston
William Patterson
New York
Violet Justice
Medini
Howard Payne College
Byron Dilton
Bummy
Malcolm
At & A
Waco
Ee York
Charlie McCarthy
Peters
W. A. Masters
Evelyn
Maude Masters
Phillip Brown
Bunde
Cecille Miller
Ballet Russe
Honolulu
San Antonio
Man Hurt in Fall From Scaffold
A worker suffered injuries after falling from a scaffold Monday near the W West area. Bill Jones, 4, of the W. Ww., received treatment at Robert B. Green hospital. William Moore, No. 47 Rulz Alley, was treated there for bruises after an assault. Ray Taylor, North New Braunfels Avenue, treated for a stab wound to the left side. Attendant and assailant identities remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jones
W. Ww
Read
Robert B. Green Hospital
William Moore
Rulz Alley
Ray Taylor
New Braunfels Avenue
Hefre
One Act Play Festival Shows Fetal Themed Works
Seven one act plays from city recreation centers are set for Friday at the San Pedro Playhouse in San Antonio. The city recreation department sponsors the event and will award a bronze plaque to the best group. centers include Lions Field Highland Park Palov Heights Woodlawn Lake Denver Heights Lockwood Park and Lindbergh Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Centers
San Pedro
San Antonio
City Recreation Department
Lionsfield
Highland Park
Palov Heights
Woodlawn Lake
Denver Heights
Lockwood Park
Lindbergh Park
Rose Bernard
Fele
Lucile McGee
Dorothy Bars
Margaret Wilson
Polly Clark
Mendez Marks
Bernard Rolland
Cotton Brannam
Air Officers to Denver School Training Order
Three air corps officers on duty with the Gulf Training center are ordered to Lowry field Denver for a six month course in bombardment aviation and warning of bombardiers. Capt Joby F B Kenty and First Lieut doh W White will depart Randolph field and First Lieut W M Garland from Telly. After training they will be assigned to bombardier schools at Barkscale and Eltingvan Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
Gulf Training Center
Lowry Field
Denver
Joby
FB. Kenty
Doh W. White
Randolph Field
W. M. Garland
Telly
Barkscale
Eltingvan Fields
13th Grandchild Report for Sam Anderson Emerges
A fragmented item notes Sam Anderson celebrating his thirteenth grandchild alongside election victors. Mentions include Durward Aude AO oof Ralifiria and a Monday event, but many names and details are garbled. The readable core references a family milestone amid political results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Comply
Sam Anderson
Ander
Anderson
Durward Aude
Pups and valuables stolen in weekend city crimes
A jumble of theft reports include puppies, cash, clothing, watches, locks, and jewelry taken from residences and lockers around the city. Names such as Leo Cammat and Mary Munoz appear with addresses on West Houston and South Colorado streets. A parked car lost items including a fountain pen and pencil, while a small boy snatched a dollar from a hand in Me 101 brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cammat
Houston Street
R. R. Booth
Gross Boulevard
Seven Hurt In Weekend Auto Week Total
Seven people were injured in weekend traffic crashes. Victims include Frank Castlil0 and Navided Fez at Santa Bon avenue and Houston street intersections. Another collision on West Commerce street injured Pete Sanchez and J A Perry, with the driver identified as G L Kuelk. All injured were taken to Robert B Green hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Bonavenue
Houston Street
Victor Fay
Wild Rower Avenue
Hoy Warner
South Dakota
Frank Castlil0
Jod Clyde
Tom Deleon
Kart
Pete de~ Jean
Fez
Wild Rose Avenue
Olivia Hux
Robert B. Green Hospital
Pete Sanchez
San Augustine Street
West Commerce Street
J.a. Perry
Linares Street
Eleanor and
New Braiuntels Avenues
Perry
J.T. Norcross
Fort Sam Houston
Ngs
G. L. Kuelk
West Lullwood Hvenue
Army Contracts Totals 17 Million in War Department Awards
Washington July 38. Letting of 17,086,222 in army contracts announced by the War Department. Of the total 10,450,803 was for ordnance including 2,915,255 for radial air cooled Diesel engines to be built by Gutherson Diesel Engine Company of Dallas. Other awards included 36,329.41 for the Quartermaster Corps with 1,452,850 for construction at the Savannah Ordnance Depot in Mimets. Also included in Quartermaster Camps awards was 2,045,501 forCosstorey and equipage. Awards for the Corps of Engineers Wilder 8316 iva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Ordnance
Gutherson Diesel Engine Company
Dallas
Inckaded
Quartermaster Corps
Whiten
Savana Ormassee
Mimets
Cossloy
Wilder
Iva
Woodlawn Boat Pier Petition Reaches City Hall
Woodlawn Lake residents and members of the Woodlawn Sailing club petitioned Mayor Manny Maverick for a boat pier at the fore. Leonard Adelman presented the petition after noting the club’s failed pier efforts were washed away when the lake filled recently. Maverick sent the request to Parks Commissioner Henry Hein, who assigned City Forester Stewart King to lead the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Lake
Woodlawn Sailing Club
Manny Maverick
Leonard Adelman
Maverick
Henry Heln
Stewart King
2A Sect Members Called Into Court
LAS CRUCES New Mexico July 39 Pi Twenty four members of Jehovah's Witnesses were summoned to court Inday for bearing on charges of violating a handbill ordinance in distributing literature. They were arrested Saturday all except one held in jail in lieu of $25 bond. One member from El Paso posted bond. The handbills were political religious in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. M
Giehowah
Texas
el Paso
Guards to Use Police Radios in Louisiana Maneuver
Mayor Maury Maverick announced three two way police radios will be used for guard maneuvers. One radio is installed in Dr. Claude V. Birkhead’s automobile and a city car driven by the mayor will be used by Maverick and Capt. Don McShane. A third radio will be used by Kirk Jones and a police department electrician will assist in repairs and teaching radio work to enlisted men for the Signal Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Maverick
Twoeway Police Department
Tadios
Louisiana
Claude V. Birkhead
Maverick
Don McShane
Kirk Jones
Yafko
Wien
Soldier Joseph McCall Dies After Auto Crash
Joseph McCall, 47, of 1825 Rogers Avenue, a member of the Twer lvethird Infantry, died Sunday night at Fort Sam Houston hospital from injuries after an automobile crash May 6. He served 18 years in the Army and is survived by daughter Margaret and son Joseph. Interment will be in Fort Sam Houston cemetery. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McCall
Twerlvethird Infantry
Sam Houston
Hospita
McCall
McWall
Rogera Avenue
Iyurvived
Margaret
Joseph
Fort Sein Houston
Fortne
Army
98 Men to Bake Troops Bread for Army Maneuvers
Charged with baking 73,000 pounds of bread daily for the Third Army maneuvers, the Port Sam Houston Bakers and Cooke School under Dal W. M. Pickels prepare to entrain Monday night for the station in Alabama. A 58-man field bakery team will produce four-pound loaves to feed all participating organizations, with Company A of the Ninety-seventh Quartermaster Battalion assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
i Lanls+iann
Port Sam Houston Bakers and Cooke School
Dal. W. M. Pickels
Piatiuet Ala
Ett
Picktts
San Antonio
Cardenas Warns Mexico Oil Labor
Mexican President Cardenas issues a blunt warning to oil labor groups and rivals as he pushes for financial fixes in the government oil sector and national industries. He demands collaboration while accusing others of obstructing deficit balancing efforts and expropriation policies from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Cardenas
Onderken
Power Strike in Mexico Threatens Nationwide Labor Action
Mexico City July 29 The National Federation of Electrical Workers warned of a strike in the outer parts of Constisla Zocatenas Puotla Vera Cruz Sinaloa and Tamale Gulf states on August 10 unless the labor contract is signed. The federal department of Labor has been negotiating for weeks and recently canceled one call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
City
National Federation of Electrical Workers
Contsila
Zocatenas
Puotla
Vera Cruz
Sinaloa
Tamale
Federal Department of
Inbor
Venus to Move in Next Door to Moon
A daytime celestial event will place Venus near the Moon on August 21 with Venus visible near 9:23 a.m. The sight is noted by Gus A. Duerler, a San Antonio amateur astronomer, as observers watch the Moon from a nearby location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Moon
Gus A. Duerler
San Antonio
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Miss Mary Virgin
Briggs
H.W. Brigwa
Ding
Jefferson High
Bill Wyatts
N. Y
U.S. Capital
Amazon Club
Agnes Nunn
Matearelle Symnds
Getreliry
Genelda Nunn
Margirelle Symonds
Evans Avenue
New Braunfels
Landa Park
Winifred Ken~dail
Margarete Symonds
George FE
Zeta Zeta Tau Sorority
Patsy Johnson
Hot Wells
T. A
Pred Palmers
Manny
Packigen
Rene Powage
Grienal Channel
B. H. Meyer
Jeff Sunday
St. Louis
Wei
Louisville
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Annapolis
Francis A. Meyer
Naval Academy
Garyl Culp
Dirga
Vielsr Schnielle
Bexar
J. W. McDade
Ute Current Esquire
Ernest Madero
Pete
122 Club
Gulf Coastal
Nancy White
Imirlig
Reber White
Johnny Meyers
Rio Grande Valley
Sally
Hal
Bol
Auercuams
D.U
B.C
Agai
Bethes
Woodlawn Boat Pier
Ralph Griggs
Los Angeles
Gladys Lang
Gladys Lang Taboves
Cgrigg
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