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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
13
S A pastors discuss a new divorce rule as delegates from the Junior Chamber of Commerce arrive in San Antonio for a 1929 jr c c meet. The event features visitors and Mexican society girls volunteering to greet delegates and help entertain during the convention week.
Fragmented dialogue follows Gay and Jane discussing past travels and love. Tension rises as Jane presses about love for Terry and Jerry, with hints of misread signals and unresolved feelings during a trip and a social whirl. The scene ends with lingering questions about affection.
A quirky classified style offer invites readers to find exactly what they want from cars to houses and jobs. The terse message implies many listings are open and ready for responses, urging readers to read and act on available opportunities.
A fragmented notice describes a barrel tied event with soliciting visitors, gifts, and prizes for a youth group in Warsaw Poland. It mentions Miss Worley and a plan involving barrels and a weeklong sequence, plus recovery of a public figure. The text is garbled but references a registration time and a council to arrange items and duties at a local hall.
A disjointed OCR fragment lists multiple names and street addresses such as 1822 West Ashin and 1563 San Trissient, with various odd spellings and garbled phrases. It mentions places like Wyanting Street and Avenue B, along with unparseable segments and stray initials. The text resembles a damaged directory or notice abbreviations without a coherent event or action.
Mrs Payne longtime Texan died at her residence 210 Upsan Street. Funeral services held here. She survived by husband and seven sisters and brothers including Mrs D Mhaninean of Teakey and Pagan of Bon Antonio. Several nieces and nephews listed among survivors.
A man vandalized Mrs. Ts. Bergsan’s wardrobe at her Vonahison home, stealing and damaging clothing valued in the thousands. Detectives tracked the suspect, who allegedly acted in revenge, and after questioning, was released amid conflicting statements and a claim of personal grievance. The incident ties to a broader property loss and conflict within the household.
Delegates from Piul and Brooklyn compete for influence as the ninth annual National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention opens at the Gunter Hotel. Flint, St. Louis, and East St. Louis sit among key locales in a crowded program featuring speakers and committees shaping the JO29 meeting while local plans and incentives unfold.
Photo shows left to right Dick Douglas David Putnam host son of the publisher David Martin and Douglas Oliver as they sailed on the Tre de France for exploring expedition.
The fragment recounts joining a group in San Antonio in 1995 and October, mentions names like Quilarié Olkenther and Heth Ries, references a squad with WC, and notes a wartime training block. It includes an April election between factions Moin and THuirnehes and a directive from Governor Trekiil to move Geo San Antonio workers to report to a sheet. It ends with Laredo stationing at a court and a later request for service warfare experience.
Mrs Henry Drowght, general chairman, calls a meeting at her North Street home to urge all committees to present their biennial reports. The gathering aims to include committee accomplishments but will omit any financial statements of the work.
An elderly janitor, Anderson Jones, characterized as a champion worker, speaks of retirement plans and lifelong dedication. The article portrays his pride in honest labor, his view that work comes naturally, and his reluctance to quit despite aging. Local figures reference his long service and modest daily routines.
A mother asks police to locate her sonSebastian who vanished near 54 West Teavis Street. Detectives followed leads from Melos at 440 Drexel Street to narrow the search on a Wednesday. Police say the boy went missing early Thursday before dawn.
A man attempted to save a coat tail and lost a finger during a mishap described in a chaotic English fragment. The brief text references Monel Reyer and a 1910 event near Howth, with unclear names and locations, mentioning a hospital and a strained account of the incident.
A discussion across Methodist Episcopal and other churches unfolds on remarriage after divorce. Clergy cite scripture and long-standing policy shifts toward allowing remarriage on grounds beyond infidelity, with varying positions among Methodist, Lutheran, Baptist, Presbyterian, and United Church groups.
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