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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1928
Page
13
A clipped line from a historical page notes Jerry tilting his head as an FE ate At. The fragment suggests a moment of quiet attention amid terse action, but the surrounding context is missing to confirm who or where.
Fragmented dialogue recalls a girl’s confession about kissing and pretending in a dance hall scene. A struggling romance unfolds with references to a dancer named Jerzy returning and a man who wonders if she can help him cope with the social pressures of intimate moments.
Report details hazardous air conditions near the SS Endt route with balloon detours and diversions around San Antonio and nearby towns. Investigators note varying wind patterns and temperatures affecting flyers and travel, with impacts near Farmer Smith’s field and Metqrity area as officials study potential hazards.
Fragmented reading describes an improvement project east of S Av and a proposed right of way along an 80 mile loop. The plan mentions County officials Covington and Vesdling negotiating a six to eight foot right of way over unspecified property owners for integration with local roads toward Corpus Christi Highway.
Funeral services were held for Henry Clay King age 78 with details of the service and attendees unclear due to fragmented text. The obituary fragment mentions family names and possible references to Sherry, Miss Mit Roy and others, but the core facts remain incomplete.
Fragmented OCR notes recount early Texas league days with names like Hart McCormick and Harry Alles. References to 1908 seasons, Bears presidency, Bronchos under Mike Conn, and San Antonio team lore appear in garbled phrases and partial details.
San Antonio youth Hobert Scott Tarael, a 78 Engt Novile sizert, is set to graduate from West Point. After graduation he will report for officer training and then join duties in the United States Army. He entered West Point at age 16 and trained at Schroeferick Herricks Naval Institute.
Hotel men will gather at a convention in San Antonio on June 17. Members of the Hotel Keepers' association will be honored at the Vine's hotel with a reception and entertainment arranged by the convention committee.
A garbled radiorogram from San Diego California references a convention boost by the Legion and mentions individuals with unclear roles. It lists names such as Rosche and Dobin and hints at former leaders, with dated night references and scattered military terms.
A fragmented 1940s style discussion questions what someone would do with ten thousand dollars and a year to live. The dialogue references mass global travel, spending on study and books, visiting places and people, and hypothetical plans by a mix of unnamed individuals and a Houston area character.
A Los Angeles couple, Mr. and Mrs. Fay R. McCary, exchanged vows live over KGRC radio with Judge Louis F. Boltz presiding. Thousands of listeners heard the ceremony and local merchants donated gifts to the newlyweds.
The piece notes workers gearing up for a holiday shopping period with stores opening and sales planned. It mentions furniture and department stores preparing uniforms, stock, and hours, with a focus on Saturday operations and increased activity around the season.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen gathered today in Houston Ohio for their convention. Delegates voted to hold the next meeting at Cleveland 41 and 467. The event marks a key gathering of railroad unions with discussions on routine agenda items.
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple names and addresses in a cluttered format. No clear event or outcome. readable fragments include individuals and streets such as Aubrey Wline and West Kings, with several unclear place names and numbers.
Charles F. Tucker, districtist of naturalization, will be in San Aes Denton on Wednesday and Saturday for hearings on applications for naturalization. The abstract clerk’s office handling has been maintained.
A morning incident involved a saturated cloth catching fire and causing minor burns to a man named Kusene Bepkerd, who was near a tank. The event occurred while he was working, with a slight burn reported and no other injuries noted.
The San Anfonio Lisft completes coverage plans for the Republican convention at Kansas City next week. The Light pledges the most complete and reliable reports with exclusive daily articles by Senator Fest and Senator Nye. Bogs Baer will describe White actions, and Universal Service and other services share star reporters.
Miss Josephine McCarey and Mr. Bay Ud McCarey of San Antonio wed at a home ceremony conducted by Justice Louis Fi Toux shortly after 10 oclock Tuesday night. Guests included local merchants and several vendors who supplied wedding wreaths and gifts. The couple plans to establish a new home as they begin married life with support from regional businesses and family.
A double funeral is set for Mra OB Philip 44 and her mother Mes Alma Ranzon 69 at the Phillip residence on Glance Road seven miles from town. Mra Philip died Monday in Alora Hospital. Alma collapsed and died after her daughter's bier. The pair, long residents of Boerne, are survived by husband Taltis Ranzau and several children including Ales Hames Otto Minnishyp V Nichols, Charles Bissenonn, Adolph, and Lux Ranzau.
A San Antonio unit of the American War Mothers seeks permission to plant a magnolia memorial tree with a bronze tablet in the city auditorium grounds to honor soldiers who died in the war. Officials initially refused due to landscape plans, but state officials later allowed the project, with a dedication targeted near Armistice Day.
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