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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1931
Page
14
A fragmented report describes Jenny facing fears surrounding an operation. The account mentions marital strain, a request for explanation from a husband, and a separation at the Balperlow home involving Hughes. The piece touches on family tensions and a possible move toward divorce as details remain unclear.
A tense scene unfolds as Jenny endures the shock of sudden danger and a brutal emotional reckoning. Ramon’s actions trigger horror and grief, while Jenny battles fatigue and fear, haunted by memory and isolation. Marick and Tenny share a fragile, late night awakening amid unsettling events.
The Catholic Knights of Anglea opened their twenty fourth annual state convention at Be Albert's hall with an address by Dr. Feliz Gaudin of New Orleans. About 100 delegates attended the opening and a solemn high mass followed at St Michael's church. Mayor A M Chambers gave a welcome and M E Shay delivered a response. Reports by officers and a banquet at the Plaza hotel were planned. The final day includes a requiem mass, committee reports, and an officers election. Notable attendees include state and supreme officers from Galveston Houston and San Antonio.
A garbled report details Mazi losing faith and his watch after a trip to Santa Barbara. The account mentions a person named Guin de bund and a promise by a man in a uniform who fled on a jet. The next day he checked the hotel, only to find his employer had checked out.
A social workers association in San Antonio plans a picnic with Mira Monta Flunter in charge of the program and Mira Waonn ezers overseeing arrangements for the Technic Social Service federation. The text notes a Thurady date and local scheduling details.
A Walther League meeting coverage details a paper read by G Nentyup and a demonstration by Sam Antonio Jeague leaders, with second day events at Walther Waguex. Officers elected at noon, and messages from Otto Kretzmann and the education committee. An oratory contest at Lage junior school auditorium names W S Nietorhigus as winner on Stewardship theme, with several finalists. Mrs J B King welcomes visitors in San Antonio. convention slated to close Tuesday afternoon.
Optimist Club will hear optometrist Tir Ernest SS of Faribault at 1 246 p.m. June 24. Dre Voity Salitieb of Hulfala is president and secretary for several senre, with Dr Nelson Greeman as chairman.
A radio controlled plane demonstration attracted a large crowd at Alneto airport. Automoiles were moved over the tielt by Ihe Aame Aerice with water turned into ice by Nob rect HE. Avirex showcased the raille controlled sleplang on tour at the pontry.
Visitors at San Antonio recreation centers totaled 16 388 across 11 venues with 9 008 glassers leading. Highland Park logged 20 074 visitors and Bell Delgnede center 11 105. Other centers like Roosevelt and Mintman reported counts, based on registrations from May 1030 to Max 1031, noting 14 455 seasons and 629 singing lessons.
Three commissioners appointed by the Federal court to appraise the government bombing range near Leon Creek will be sworn in Wednesday morning at 11 o clock. The named commissioners are C. G. Fenstermoler, W. O. Watson, and A. H. Jackson. Government condemnation actions seek the land's value for the project.
In response to numerous requests, publication will be suspended after this week until the schools are defined. The action follows ongoing discussions and pending determinations from officials.
Police report two holdups by youthful bandits near Central Avenue and Broadway Street. The first robbery occurred on the Southern Pacific tracks where a man was tied and forced to surrender $14. The second victim, Salons Johaves, was robbed on Brozey Street near South Tnredd Street of a small amount. Suspects described as two youths fled toward the mile-long tracks area.
F. J. Vollmer reports a broken display window at his store located at 143 North Street. An automobile is believed to have struck the front of the building, causing the glass to shatter and the display to be wrecked before the incident was discovered on arrival.
Serapio Espinoza, 024 Sali Fria steel, was treated at Tiihert D Green hoepiint Monday. He felt beneath a freight train at the Northern Pacific crossing on Crockett Street early Sunday, and his left foot was severed at the ankle.
Police investigate a Week-ond series of burglaries as groceries, jewelry, paint and cash vanish from homes and businesses. Items include 24 bushels of aluma, $250 jewelry, a $75 watch, $25 zine, and $1.50 in cash, with several sacks of potatoes recovered. No arrests reported. Names and addresses of victims listed.
Surgeons at the hospital treated Wynneah Olga Martinez, aged nine, after a tetanus infection from a nail. A blood transfusion was used to save her life. Angel Torres, sixteen, and Olea Devetated are mentioned in the damaged report with unclear addresses.
J O W Devines, 28, received treatment at Robert G B Green hospital Soundsy for burns to neck and face. Incident occurred when hot breathered oil sprayed as he worked at the Blin Bonnet arate Chip company.
Corrine De Hosn, age 3, of 1610 Cameron Street, was treated for a glass ingestion at Reynolds Hospital Sunday afternoon after accidentally swallowing pieces of glass.
Five youths were hospitalized after a series of attacks on Sunday night. Victims refused to discuss details. one man, Tuan Martinez, was found with a knife wound at San Jacinto and Laredo streets. Other victims include Frank Onreis, Guadalupe Andereon, Was Asiradd, and Albert Da. Leon, with varying injuries. Police investigated as physicians removed razor blades from one victim.
A letter from Beverly Wills of Beverly Calif rails at diplo mas surplus in college graduation classes. The writer urges secrecy on personal matters and criticizes tardy fame while forecasting a harsh winter for students and calling out what he views as overproduction of diplomas.
Forter A. Whiley, manager of the chamber of commerce, urges federal job programs to ease Depression era unemployment. He supports Hearst’s proposal for five billion dollars in federal construction funds to create jobs and stimulate stalled economies amid widespread layoffs and depleted savings.
A complaint charges Ontn N Wells with using the mails to defraud. Wells, arrested Sunday by a postal inspector on a fugitive warrant, sought time to declare an attorney before U S Commissioner Paul Tockhart. A related charge filed before Commissioner Luis Nestam concerns an April 10 letter and alleged postal fraud involving Adrian Nielnis and a San Antonio route.
A vacancy survey is nearly finished with plans to mail results to the Real Estate board. The effort will identify guarant houses and apartments for turnover, with completion expected this week.
Twenty five post office supervisors will hold a luncheon at noon this Thursday at the Milam cafeteria. Postmaster TG Lures announced the gatherings occur each month to discuss work.
Police and local agents gather Monday to locate Mexican parrots linked to a case involving Mockhill resident H B Cooke and Mrs Claude Martin. Readily named entities include San Astorian fronler and Ike Saver at 26 Tovtin, with investigation spanning eight years and a focus on the parrots' welfare and potential custody.
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