Annual American Optometric Congress to Convene in San Antonio
In June 21 to 26 the thirty fourth annual congress of the American Optometric Association will assemble in San Antonio. Dr J Feed Audiege will lead six days of lectures with notable figures from academia and industry. An excursion to Laredo on June 28 closes the event as the Texas gathering draws delegates from across the nation.
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Jfulween
United States
Grneda
San Antonio
NANT
O.J. Melvin
Omaha
Nob
Genothalmle Vorum
Optom! Publicatian
Ralph S. Minor
University of California
William B. Needlee
Tbd
Northern Winds College of Optometcy
William Foinbison
Calumabla Insecrally
Scott Beerling
Bauschaut Lomb Optients Company
Mr. J. Julian
Monger
Laredo
Solin Newaueller
Pennsylvania State College of
Aner Suan Ontlest Company
Aliee Menzx
Piteshardh
Optometric Axcociatoe
Texay Group
Tréan Optometric Association
San Antania
Waalons
Guny Term
San Antonis
D. ‘Titel
New York
Weat
Louis Jaques
Los Angles
Central States
George Erakine
Rauta City
N. C. Genevay
New Orleana
Texagu Fete By San Antonio Founders Of Texas Academy
Twelve San Antonio founders of the Texas Academy of Science will depart for the University of Terese Priday. The informal dinner at 7 pm will honor the academy’s 46 year history. Speakers include W Sinonda and J Strecker. Plans for the academy’s future were outlined by HH Parks, with J St. Kuehne showing photographs.
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San
Emma Gutrelt
Erivag
Universite
Eneich
Necadlent
University
W. Sinonda
Eyo
Academy of Rence
J. K. Strecker
Thoap
Academy
Parks
San Aninnit
Kuehne
Gowers
Agedewr
District Court Session Opens in Cuero With Bot Check Law
Cuero district court opened for the save term as Judge I. Toole urged the grand jury to enforce infractions of the bot check law. Jora arer J. A. McPadh emn and others from Cuero and Yorktown were listed among attendees and jurors.
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Cuero
Tetras
Jone
Toole
Grand
Paine
Yoekum
Jary Forsuas
Jorma Arer
J. A. McPadhemn
Youhurn
T. O. Buchel
Cieza
M. Bebswate
Cue
Cuero Summer School Opens With 35 Enrollees
Cuero Texas June 4 Thirty five students enrolled for special courses at the Cuero Summer School. Zleroerman, senior high principal, and Barnett head of the English department oversee high school staff and Mer FB.
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Cuero
Cusro
Texas
Mumadtr McCalon
OL Zleroerman
3Inis Guasle Barnett
High Schoowl
Mer
New Books At San Antonio Library Include Nine Fresh Titles
The San Antonio library adds nine new books across genres. Notable titles include Wire Mystery by Joseph Wool Krutch, The American Leviathan by Charles A Beard, Western Culture by Norman Douglas, and Coalma Wop by Richard Way Bee. Also added are five biographies and several literary works shaping the season.
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Tle San Antonio
Udeare
Joseph Wool Krutch
Charles Aa. Beard
Norman Nonglar
Amit
Coaims
Richard du Moulin-Eckart
Trento
Norman Douglas
Richard Way
Lewia Lingate
IG Blatecy
Soret Willan
Henry Cheerbark
Earn Holliven Venta
Child Dear
Pleero Billie
Ammong
Marka
Bovis Chin
Pearsall Chapter Names Officers of Eastern Star
Pearsall chapter No. 278 Order of the Eastern Star installs officers with retiring matron Mrs Thompson and notes on associate matron Mrs Calvin Thompson and other officers including Mrs Nellie Beneh and Miss Queen Loxtan. Remarks highlight opportunities and upcoming events.
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Pearsawe
Tesas
Pearnall
Order of the Eastern Star
Toltie
Oe Thompson
Ethel Senltan
Atra
Sallie Tille
Lakee Tungeronan
Calvin Thompson
Ehndurtresa
Nellie Beneh
Associato Contciresa
Misa Queen Loxtan
Julia Arnold
Qlie Taylor
Marshal
Etta Rutledge
Seeret
Iney
Mra
Emily Tondre
Trensurere Mea
Xda Vo Coker
Frelyn Tennison
Esther
Hazel Toulre
Moetha
Alice Apred Tieeda
Kadin Aenll
Warder
Tom Winters
Adah
Home Industry Campaign Gains City Support in San Antonio
Mrs. Wreaton Dal announces increasing enlistment in a home industry movement as dozens of organizations and individuals across San Antonio back a campaign to boost domestic manufacturing. Mrs. Le Bring spoke to Catholic Daughters. others addressed groups from the American Legion auxiliary to the Women’s association. A Mary cafeteria meeting drew executives while the City Federation coordinates support, with over 60 organizations listed and a wart fund campaign planned to aid home industry suppliers.
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Mra. Wreaton Dal
Cla Man
Lula
Dist
A. J. le Bring
Catholic Daughters of
Catholic Daughters of Americats Meeting Held Wednesday Night; Mrs. Toseo Waygee
Conservadad
van Trel
American Legion
W.G. TU White
Wi i Vyne
Unely Porleralina
Alry
Proc
Insyllual
Hoye and
Girly
Indyles
Rampaian Ab
WAITER FACES LIBEL CHARGE
P M Barrett a novelist and publicity manager during the city election is charged in a criminal libel complaint filed in Court No 1. The case names several officials and alleges circulations of libelous material linked to the recent city election. Investigation and names of associates are noted as part of the prior inquiries.
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P. M. Barrett
End Farmec Hewspmperman
Raw
Tae No
Chute
von A. Britt
West Mipilefae
Yeak
Coany
Thon Wallin
Ma CG
Me Chambers
Arion 1
Nivish
Vlirgen
Britt
Gulf Coast Bankers to Meet in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi June 4 The Gulf Coast Bankers Association holds its annual meeting here with a program led by Melvinoth, vice president of the Houston National Bank of Houston. Several speakers from area banks are listed, including Dasa Hackham and Giiles of Jain.
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Gulf Coast
Corpus Corpus Christi
Melvin Oth
Toustan National Bank of Trawston
Willino
Prigewm
Spex Meloda Dasa Jhackham
J Giiles
Jain
Baptists Plan Glergy Rules for Applicants
Kansas City report from the northern Wantist convention outlines a new standard for clergy applicants. The code emphasizes character, judgment, and preaching ability, recommending educational qualifications and theological training as prerequisites for ordination.
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Kansas City
Wessles
Vail
Crops Need Rain in Bastrop District
Bastrop June 4 Gardens in corn in this district indicate drought stress and uneven yields. Farmers increasingly pursue the live at home program promoted by local agents, boosting canning and preservation efforts as rains remain scarce.
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Bastrop
Becton
Raemers
Lic
Pecan Exhibit to Be Built Up at Witte Museum
The Texas pecan exhibit at the Witte Museum will be encased and elevated for public access and protection. Director Ellen Schwitz Quiltin announced the plan on Thursday as the display nears 40 years old, with previous re显示 limited by storage and decay.
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Texas
Witte Museum
Tate
Byoco Brough
Tor Tiowlurlat
Lendion Pecan
Ellen Schwiz Quiltin
Onsuum
Reyonid
San Benito Carrot Crop Survey Asked
A survey is being conducted by the carrot crop company in San Benito to estimate potential yields. Gov. Wit Haskell of Oklahoma visited Merro Chis Wook, who is listed as the principal figure in the project.
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San Benito
Careatucla Corporation
yxGovar- Wit Haskell
Oklatianis
Mexico Opposes Merchants' Plan to Ban Jews
Mexico City reports the government disapproved of a drive by the National League of Merchants to deport 40,000 Jews. Interior Secretary Carlos Riva Palacios said there is no legal basis for deportation or to bar Jews from residing or doing business in the country.
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Mexico
National League of Mecedants
Divsion
Riva Palacios
Coutey
Range seniors hear lawyer at annual ceremony
June 4 gathering heard attorney Henry Am Paulus of Yankwin deliver the keynote to 23 Rang e Seniors and guests including county judge Yom Smithy who presented diplomas to list of inductees such as Isestie Verys Tinie Benys Leon M Appling Kalie Blankeney Martha Lahm Wink Russell Barbec Marty Jossi Robert Gricher Joli Holman Tats Mag Knight Percy Tyons W Te Mnasengale Lenrieth Moyer Alfred Miller St A Tinbert sti Melon Torker Eon Relimade Svirenn Nchirade Qeeoliq Sivyik York Willbera Frank Wood Wilimat Dishny.
Erhard Services Held in Bastrop Texas
Erhard buried in Fairview cemetery after services at the Christian Church led by Rev. Mr Mera of Austin with local Masonic rites. He is survived by his wife and two children, plus a brother and several relatives in Georgetown, Bastrop, Austin, and nearby areas.
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Basinol
Texas
I. de Rehan
Fairview
Christian Church
Mera
Austin
Alpuahncas
Childern
Mea
Crawford
Fleorgetown
Echarit
Taslenp
Bagear Terhant
Rastrog
Clopion
Mira Cory Firksrd
Rasteop
Measles Halt Boys At Berar County Juvenile Home
Fear of measles spread delays weekly gathering of boys from the Berar County Juvenile Home at the St. Anthony hotel in San Antonio. Optimist club members host a Friday program to comfort and engage the youths. The group plans a Friday visit and the home’s head announces visitors and upcoming events and officers.
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Weinre
Berar County
Merbers
San Antonio
Berar Coaty
Phillip Jawrence
Frank Cam Ache
Joe Lawler
Jimmie Tarris
Tas Creapbelt
St. Anthony Hotel
Hubert Wilson
Cevera
Miscus Myron
Willlinian
Fil Winet Geng Omni Benily
Inez Kilcovar
Jasenile
C. PB. Schnatel
Norman Macleol
FT. Eriog
International Optimist Methog
Telroit
Minos Row
Ths
Gilesld
Merritt Rites Held in San Benito
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday for Sidney E. Merritt age 20, who died Monday in Dallas. The rites were at the parental home, officiated by Rev. I. C. Mersey, with the widow and ten children surviving, including brother John of Merced and sister Uvlen of San Benito.
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Merritt
San Benito
San Banitn
Sidney
Tallas
Serviera
Sead
Mersey
Iter
Irney
Esa
Ife
Aurel
Ten Childern
Sid
John
Mercedrs
Ainter
Uvlen
San Benita
De Witt Women to Meet in Cuero in June
An alternating program has been arranged for the entertainment of club women when the DeWitt County federation gathers in Cuero on June 11 for a quarterly meeting. The event will be held at the Presbyterian Church with Mrs Elizabeth Kile, vice president, presiding and W G Rmyh as chair of the program committee.
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Emo
Teres
DeWitt County
Raguar
Presbyterian Church
Mien Elizabeth
Kile
Chariot G. Rmyh
Dprogeam Commines
Abandonment cases cleared by Texas court ruling
Abandonment of wives and children has been addressed in Austin where judges and attorneys announced a definite stance after a long delay. The May 29 Colony law passage prompted a new commission at the county court house to seek relief until the 90 day effective period. Judge Burnett predicts the new felony law will be constitutional if challenged, with implications for sentence ranges and enforcement.
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Hill Menetaill
Attornes
Tm Store Legion Antiire
Avetin
Therar County Court House
Wises
Burnett
Ricky Waa
Wil
Lurersot Ft
Parish Is Chosen New San Angelo District Judge
In San Angelo on June 4, Governor signed the act creating the new district, naming Orreton Te Parish of Tiallinger as district judge and Eugene Walbis of San Angelo as district attorney. The new district covers Soleman, Funnels, Tony Grea and Concha counties, adding a second seat for the city.
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Parish
San Angelo
Terus
Orreton Te
Tiallinger
Judee
Eugene Walbis
Our Hundred
Judieiry
Soleman
Funnels
Tony Grea
Concha
Rors
Sanconaco
Colones
Picnic Plans Spark Valley Group Event Notes
BAN BENITO reports the Rio Grande Valley association scheduling semi annual picnics and a September 24 gathering near Mercedes. New officers elected include J Emmons as president G Woods as best president and Alene Atterberry Mercedes as vice president with G Gwon as treasurer and Neiderjohn as secretary. New sergeants at arms appointed include A Coulter of Raymonaville and Mrs FY J Johnson with a few Allen listed.
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Ban Benito
Sam
Rio Grande Valles T
Wynn Reockah Association
Inaw
San Mento
Alene Atterbreeyy
Mercedes
G. Gwon
Neiderjohn
San Lumite
Necretaers
Dey
A. Coulter
Raymonsville
Anms
J. Johnson
Allen
Theplain
Poetry Winners to Receive Books at Library Event
Five young poets win a San Antonio Public Library children’s poetry contest and will be honored with books containing their poems. Librarian Mrs Leah Johnston announced the Thursday event with Alfred Tribe of Mar’s University presenting the prizes.
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San Antonio
Heiday
Leah 2
Johnston
Childress
Thur Ange
Youngs Perasun
Hic
Alfred Tribe
At. Marr's University
Wolt War Begins Between Nomheim and Teaus Alliances
A fragile pact forms as Nomheim and Burge commissioners agree to joint policing with federal forces. The two towns chambers of commerce plan a shared financial arrangement while government officials trace a path for an extended period of cooperation.
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Nomheim
Tungh
Teaus
Cannor
Wolten
Noriheim
Burge
Chambers of
Coomerce
Biname Pense
Atale
War Motions To Nan Meeting Held By Son Atlenke Wak
Fragmentary notes describe a forthcoming meeting organized by a son named Atlenke Wak Mathrragal in Aledo. Details are unreadable. the item seems to report on a local wartime mobilization or rally with uncertain date.
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Nan
Atlenke
Aledo
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