Photo Prize Winners Named Here
Winners for the first week are listed: Class A Frank Andrews San Antonio. Class B Phyllis Ares San Antonio. Class C Laraazen San Antonio. Class D Helen Barbers San Antonio. Enter by sending prints with name and address on the back. weekly prize entries advance to national competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Andrews
Hammonds Avenue
San Antonio
Phyllis Ares
McDonald Street
Laraazen
Mom In
Helen Barbers
J. Lorenzen
Enemies of Troubadours in Damp Plaza Dilemma
San Antonio troubadours face disrupted guitar work as damp weather damages strings. The group led by Joe, Wimpy, and Pete Rocha practice daily at 406 North Sanka Rosa Street, crafting new tunes and styles to keep ahead in their street performance trade. Joe, 29, is the veteran. Wimpy has played for ten years. Pete Rocha is the new dean of the Hay-market troubadours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay- Tuarket Plaza
San Antone
Sae Foe
Ins
Galy
Lua
Cakeltera
Wimpy
Rome
Pete Rocha
Avengements
Atyls
Joe
Pleythet
Tic Plaza
Petera
Pete
Hay
Jarket
Genman
Reaserq Mignone
Ben
Ird Radio Intergence Company
Furr Sam
San Antonio Meorew
Johnnie 5
Parker
Lic Headaiayters
thield aetil+ tery
Lac
Trouble on the plaza as troublemakers loom
Street scene headlines warn of unrest as Thurlsts and offers push to lure crowds near a car on the plaza. Regulars and steady workers fear trouble at night with men gathering and blocking paths, raising concerns about safety and order near the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Snapshot Contest Seeks Entries From Public At Large
The program invites amateur photographers to submit up to two pictures per entrant after May 12 1941. Prints must be unmounted and negatives provided on request. Winners receive cash prizes and may have their images used for advertising while adhering to contest rules and judging finality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micou
Mey
Ala
Canada
Winneta la
Lim Leony
Miitton
United States
Cadida
James
Euca Bergeon
Nelzos
Fey
Meiners
Bnelutinig
Doen
Trae
Hopper
Enimwale
Sraida
Cale Schilies
Poatcie
Woman Collects Ghost Stories From New Orleans to Texas
Mrs. Max Gaydec of New Orleans, known as the collector of ghost stories, travels seeking haunt tales and stamps. She shares how she began collecting them in Dal-Tay, buying rare stamps and visiting haunted spots like the Menger Hotel where she failed to find a ghost on her honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Gaydec
New Orleans
Ole Menger
San Angelo
Snyder
Dal- Tay
Bas Jder
Bayner
Kew
Orleans
Nik
Barder
San Antonio
Vince
Menger
Reading and anniversaries mark Bexar Facts page mix
Bexar Facts notes reading at NIK hospital and a downtown book event by June 20 led by Mayor Charles E. Hopt for the Alamo Height community. The column lists multiple birthdays anniversaries and visitors including Mary and Dorothy Vernon COL and Mrs. Bringram, plus graduation notices for Eugene Ingram at Texas A&M and local commendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max B
Maury Maverick
Nik Hospital
Alama
Birthiday Anliversary
Charles E. Hopt
Ab Olmos Qurk
Sneldrntalis
Alamo
Mary
Dorothy Vernon
Col
BR Ingram
Dauetter
Lew
G. R. Ingram
Fort Jackson
Eugene Ingiam
Texas
ML College
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. A. Troubadors
Rowmera
Joe Low
Tete Rocha
Woman
Bexar
Fer Mwothers
Bristol
Fats
W. Lenord Snydet
Ami
Pare
Wyo
S.A
C. Houghton
Uitle
Judy Wean
Kifer
Wiley Seale
Mantatlen
Yorkville
Skelton
Gainesville
David Thript
Arthuis Maysaw
Uvalde
Ban Anbonte
California
Charlie Loring Hee
Texan
Bhimor
Guriric
Fort Benelig
John
Willmanh Wan
Lola al
Ganip Harlte
Staan
Ncook Book
Telel Belo
Dutch Oven
Erick
Deep Fryte
Tevet Cock Reak
Suddie
Jorrie
Hamilton Ross
Ronson
Hong
Royal Rose
Aleam
Ted Gader
Jorrif
San Pedro Ave
Cook
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