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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1937
Page
12
Readable items include Miss Olive Henderson known as Baby Henderson in San Antonio social circles, Betsy Ross and Edale Bperring among Antonians who drive wagons, and various vignettes about local residents, Hollywood ties, home life, and a playful luncheon box promotion with applesauce and gingerbread mixes. The piece blends trivia, names, and small anecdotes from neighbors and entertainment figures.
Sunday closing to be observed in San Antonio where the entire car firm including used car, parts, service, and sales offices will halt operations. The action, announced Saturday, aims to standardize Sunday closure across all departments and is part of a statewide trend.
Disjointed notes list various places and people, including singers, a duchess, and local figures. It mentions a gas embargo, a Mexico trip, a 9 dead singer, a wedding, school memories, police ranks, and hotel riots, all rendered in unclear OCR with numerous misspellings.
Summer classes for high school students begin next week at Narlandate and Alaina Holghits Fish schools. Special arrangements allow SLUMS of Gall Antonia's public high schools to register as ANG Heights on Jim Fektny weekend and Saturday. Rehearsal at Horlandale High begins Friday with six days per week for four weeks.
A British duchess and duke toured Schloss Wasernlemnburg in Austria amid a hush of royal romance. They inspected the famed haunted rooms as 32 unemployed workers cleared grounds nearby, while local guides described the fortress’s storied history and alpine scenery.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention summer clauses and a college schedule including courses and departments. References to Salt and Salt Lake area schools, a plan for autumn terms, and science and music offerings appear amid unclear phrases and misread names.
Fragmentary OCR text references a sports or meeting scene with names such as ARTHUR CRUGE and BARR White Moise and mentions a huddle. The readable fragment hints at a discussion or action around a preparation or practice, with unclear participants and outcomes. The garbled lines obscure a clear event, making precise details infeasible.
Thirty murals displayed by students of the college were shown by the assembly to celebrate Lady of the Faire evilego. The works, over feet tall, will be moved to the Grantor Texas aye Pry American exposition for summer display.
City officials vow strict enforcement of refuse disposal rules. Residents must use waterproof cans two feet high with tight lids, kept in good condition and placed out for weekly collection. Receptacles must be sterilized, wrapped refuse tied, and limbs and bulky items bundled. Carts stay accessible, and noncompliant households face penalties.
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