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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1931
Page
13
Jenny regains health after a troubling camp incident. Bartek’s wealth rises amid turmoil as rumors spread of separations and secret nuptials. A series of evasive actions and personal tensions unfold, including a planned departure and reunions. Public chatter centers on marriage secrecy and family strife.
Three weeks after departure from Canada Jenny and her companion travel by motor and on day roads, with two maids and light baggage. Jenny battles with longing and glamour as spring hints appear. Her mother’s indulgent care contrasts with Jenny’s mounting emotions and a tender, complex romance unfolds amid camp memories and music.
A resolution approved to build a bridge on Park 13 over the San Antonio River at Brockenridge with bids opening May 10. The $20,000 project aims to connect eastern and western city districts and improve transit. Bids will be opened and construction set for early dates. Nearby streets opened include Miklebrand, Olmng Dedon, and Josephine.
Sixty Boy Scouts depart for a Roy Scout camp near New Braunfels to join about 210 boys across three periods. Carl A. Bryan and J. Grecona supervise the site, with Aryan and Greenan assisting. Jack Til of Alnino Melghis serves as circuit clerk and will direct activities with a wine and senior staff manning program duties.
A county clerk reports a surge in marriage filings for June with 24 intentions to marry and 12 licenses issued. The note cites a disrupted past record system and a busy period as filings rise, influenced by a weekend holiday. Local authorities caution the processing pace may vary.
A luncheon at the Alamo post American Legion discussed June 14 and 15 as Boys Days in San Antonio. A committee was appointed to plan details for the celebration, chaired by Rob Vaas with members including Gen. IW Th Tek, Menty Lee Taylor, Ta. Vodd, and Talal Dacken Londléss.
A missive from a troubled wife outlines a stalled marriage where the husband refuses family duties and spends time with others. She seeks guidance from Fairfax, describing years of dissatisfaction, lack of support, and a hope for understanding and change.
Army Y organizations plan two entertainments this week. A Tuesday evening picnic will be held at San Pedro Park for soldiers and civilians, with events and music promised. A Thursday afternoon program will include a lawn social and a show at Triangle community league grounds.
Rio San Antonio youths paid restitution after damaging park ground equipment valued at about $30. Digging holes to prepare the site followed discussions with Pack Commissioner Jacob Rubinta. The six youths, led by supervision, worked with picks and shovels to rebuild. supervisor Gilbert Verex of Pack Equipment said the repairs would take about three weeks. The sixth youth was to join the group on Tuesday.
Police blotter lists burglaries and thefts across multiple locations. Entries include a pocket watch lost from OT Hewett in Kellyfield, tools valued at £150 taken from TL Sir Wilburn's garage, a garden ornament stolen from Ay Witkr in Grande curls, and a garden tool missing from A WT Carlee's home on West Ubon Avenues.
St Mark's Players present Tet Bound a comedy drama by Oren Navi at St Mark's Church. Cast includes Mary Jobostin Lithe Theater worker Marie Watkins Patsy Sproul Rossy Meuneh Ging Wenn Orell Macrin Gilewr Nigel in lead and supporting roles.
Graduate veterinarians at A and M collegent Wish Li practice in Meawel will take examinations from Dr Mt Ki Gleason president of the dale veterancy medical examining boat at 1b1Y South Tearclla Street. He led Sunday for College Station for that wurness. While at College Station Dr elen aon wlan will attend the reformars short rourse at the college.
Leaders from the group traveled to confer with Bradburn regarding the proposed release of prisoners. The talks focused on terms and conditions for freeing detainees held by authorities.
Riz She Antonions will lead a Wolverhampton English party to Vienna from June 22 to 20 for Rotary International. Delegates Walter Walthall Harry Hi Miegler G Ac Ferguson and Ernest T Saubrcher, with Mrs Taubscher and Mew Hiegler, sail New York June 14. Mr and Mrs Isubscher depart four days later. The gathering centers on international friendship and Esperanto as a tool for relations, with operatic performances and entertainments planned for Rotarians.
All residents of Mame Hetziraalls rick are invited to the Alamo Meighta Give Itate meeting in the Alamo Evighta school auditorium. The event is set for Tuesday at 8:00 PM, marking the second year of the organization’s existence.
Six week summer school at St. Marys will run from Monday June 5 at 132 College Street. A limited number of subjects will be offered. Registration is now open for UE summer programs at St. Macy's avastersy.
Nekodah Temple No 6f Daughters of the Nile held two sewing circles Tuesday at the Scottish Rite temple hosted by Alis Smiles Ethel Ekstrom Mattia Patton Elizabeth Weber Minnie F Bentiman and Bertha Sibrarom fis.
Star Chapter No 792 of the Order of the Kaster Mine will install Hazel Chinefra Hien as worthy poetress Tuesday night during tantalation ceremonies at Blue Nonadhal South Presa and urkinghans attocts.
Hardware dealers of the ninth district will convene in San Antonio on June A for their annual convention. The Plaza hotel hosts sessions and exhibits as members gather for industry updates and networking.
Magong residents and families attend a Saturday Camp Alcatar program at Boerne Bills featuring games races swimming and dancing. An evening dance runs 8 30 p m to midnight with Eddie Brailford's orchestra. The site includes a playground hill tennis areas and marked turn for drivers friendly for children attendees and volunteers.
A rehearsal for the Sunken Garden theater pageant A Tree i Wonderland is set for June 10 at 4 PM. Director Aliss Falec fomrick urges all Thinnities story clots and Winter dancers to be present at Tiomy field to track progress and ensure readiness.
Fragmentary column cites Texva Guinan and France critique of show of force by mayors and a corporal’s tomb attendance. Mentions hucksterism and pententious rapacity, with implied disapproval of exile for certain figures.
The case on telephone rate increases and possible refunds may reopen a hearing. Judge Dibrell will set a new hearing in June to consider further findings on toll rates, with potential refunds to subscribers since injunctions earlier in 1998. Estimates by district manager de Vi Rucker show various refund amounts for one and two party subscribers and business services if the city prevails.
Milen and Cannoa receive promotion to cycle officer roles replacing Mitchett and Mwift who were relieved from city detective duties.
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