Socially Speaking Coming and Going To New Home in Victoria
Mrs Herschel Munroe and alt Gaugster Joan have returned from a two month trip to Georgia and Florida. They are joined by Mrs W S Munroe of Quincy and Mrs Carl Fryer and daughter Virginia of Blakely. Elizabeth Haxsebauer departs for Los Angeles then sails June 21 on Taiyo Maru for a summer Orient tour via Honolulu and Shanghai to Yokohama before returning in September. Mr and Mrs S Brickman Ain of Chicago visit their brother and sister in Sah Allonto. Mr and Mrs Db Demar of Chicago join for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel
Munroe Alt Gaugster
Joan
Georgia
Florida
W. 5. Munroe
Quincy, Fit
Carl Fryer
Virginia
Blakely
Elizabeth Haxsebauer
Los Angeles
Orient
Honolary
Shanghei
Hong Kong
Picning
Matchuris
Kojo
Chosen
Miyonashiia
Japan
Toko
Yokohans
Vancouver
Brickman
Roughies
Ain
Chicega
Lin Sues
Slater
Briskman
Sah Allonto
Db. Demar
Chicapo
Miss Jeanne Richey West Point Booster
Miss Jeanne Richey, noted West Point booster, delays return home to continue supporting Webby Point’s Lane week. The enthusiastic attendee plans to sail aboard a Mallory line ship to Galveston next week, instead of this week as previously planned, staying at a New York hotel in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webby Point
Misa Joanne Richey
Noe
West Point
Miss Richey
Weldorf-Astarty
New York
Galveston
Pinnard
Fragmented OCR shows wedding hints and fashion notes
The text references pink lingerie with black trim, a double wedding rumor, names like Mrs Pow Menders and Mrs Sem Ronnen, and travel details near Guadalupe. It reads as a garbled society notes fragment with scattered personal names and event cues but lacks coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atethony Brill
Marla Koehler
Ted
Pow Menders
Sem Ronnen
Mitchellfold
B. 1
DW Young
Theuston
Wenders
Miss Cansias Wee Brown Bridal Tea Party Highlight
Miss Cansias Wee Brown was honored Saturday afternoon with a seated tea at the Brick Stock Tea Room. Hostesses Mrs. M. E. Brown and Miss Beatrice McCaughan greeted guests while Mary Maude managed gift distribution and Mrs. Snooks Liew Closet provided the favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Brow
Iiten Shayer
Misa Beatrice McCaughan
Ihe
Ang Ise
M. E. Brown
Mavis Chisnim
Jorene Binceli
Ghorisie Willingham
John G. Storla Jr
Sau Htatore
Dirigible Disaster Reunites Relatives
Durant Oklahoma June 19 survivors of the Hindenburg disaster reunite as Mrs Bast B Truby travels from Plaitz Germany under the name Marie Klerman inquiring about Red Kin, claiming connection to Miss Kleeman and Mrs Truby as her daughter in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
Okla
Sceane
Hindenburg
Bast B. Treby
Marie Klerman
Plaitz
Germany
Tire
Treby
Klerman
New York
Red
Miss Kleeman
Truby
Social Calendar for S A San Antonio
Social calendar lists multiple events in Alamo Heights Fort Houston and Port San Rien Miguel. Includes Miss Katherine Wrolen and Robert Orth wedding at Grandview Place, reception, a Tucker tribute supper, Spencer bridal party, and various dinner and dancing parties at officers’ quarters and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solusiay
Katherine Wrolen
Robert CO. Orth
Air Reserve
Grandview Place
Alamo Heights
Weir LiBatt
Tucker
Spencer
L. Gell
Fort St Houston
Minsston Brown
James Nelson Maler
Hettian Kelmelder
Richard Schule
Alfred. Beliutettel
Ruby Steffler
Port Sain Rienielgo
War on Crickets Roils Northwestern Colony Lands
A new warfare campaign targets huge grasshopper like crickets invading northwestern Cola ndo. Poison gas is used widely as the government fights the pests. Estimated impact reaches 2,900 acres with the United States funding $22,000 for the cricket war and counties expected to match 25 percent of total expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatg
Galo
Jane
Colando
Seder
United States
California Avian Weds Sugarland Girl in Riverside
Mrs Wils Guenther of Sugarland announces the marriage of Dorothy Grer Wirz Patten and Marvin Frederick Stalder of Riverside California. The ceremony occurred at Chifat Episcopal Church at 1 oclock Saturday morning with Miss Hele Wal Ungtat as the sole attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Avian
Sugarland
Wils Guenther
Dorothy Grer
Wirz Patten
Marvitt Prederick Stalder
Riverside
Calif
Vly Gorps
Kelly Dink
Pines
Chifat
Episcopal Church
Hele Wal- Ungtat
Feagin to Arrive from Panama Canal Area
Lieut John A Feagin will arrive Monday by plane from the Panama Canal Zone where he is stationed. He will stay several days here visiting his mother in law Mrs Dick Torzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Feagin
Panama
Joh A. Feagin
Dick &. Torzell
Hart Family Sails South for Carolina Visit With Colonel
Colonel Hart and family plan a trip to South Carolina to visit Hart's relatives and wartime service connections. The W. G. A. concert remains set for June 23 at Miss Patton's garden on Elizabeth Road with new attendees listed, including Mr. and Mrs. Giller and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Oakley
A. Walker
Min. T. M. Wao
Sarah Schmidt
Felix Ullrich
Monte Hunter
Ruth Hawkins
Gertrude Keech
George Hichltz
Logan Campbell
Quiet session stirs over old age pensions in Texas
Austin reports a tense special session with a push to investigate a rumored order to cut 36 000 pensioners from the rolls. Governor Alfreds says no new controversial issues will be pressed though changes to hunting laws may be urged to match federal rules. Gambling bills advance with house amendments. racing and other issues await resolution as the session winds down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Wallace
Board of Control
James V. Alfred Brs
Jherse
Bathday Night Dinner Dance at Gunter Roof
The Tip Topper club hosts a dinner dance on the Gunter roof and the W M U of Prospect Hill Baptist hold their monthly meeting all day Tuesday. Movart Junior Musical club plans a swing party at Mrs Lana Heye's home with piano pupils entertained and a poolside luncheon following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip Topper Club
Gunter Roof
Prospect Hill
Movart
Lana Heye
Smith
Avenuue
Plente
Nora Skelton
Low ‘Ola Heye
Evelyn Heye
Mecy Jane Duke
Olea Willoughby
Gloria Moffitt
Merrion Moffitt
Elmer Mats
Pred Willams
Victor Wilams. Jr
Ghores Smith
Gane Smith
Alice Sovich
Wnh
Spinners Increase Operations in May
Washington reports census data showing the cotton spinning industry operated at 105.2 percent of capacity in May and 137.7 percent overall this year. May 31 spindles in use totaled 25,986,197 with 24,059,255 spinning at some point, compared with April figures of 24,226,466 spindles in use and 24,991,030 in total work during the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureal
Demoralized Draft of Error in Federal Mine Reports
Fragmented OCR notes describe error by a former mine employee and federal investigators in a Denver gold mine case. Mentions affidavits, a $1800 value, Atlas nine, and a government witness. Also notes DeMolay councilor appointment in Texas during a Wichita Falls meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bureiu
U. S
J. Poster Syrocs
Charles Fossen
Uniny Mine and Mill Company
Tollutide
Colo
Aas Nine
Atlas Nine
Coiep
Waco
Dime
Alleric Haley
Wichita Falls
Water Councilor
Texas
Houston Lagor Unrest Grows Amid Labor Strikes
In Houston unrest continues as 200 electricians threaten to sign a contact calling for higher wages while workers at Rice and Lamp hotels seek a collective bargaining election. A one day strike potential looms for 15 000 auto dealers workers amid a tense labor climate. In Fort Worth six strikers desert a 23 day picket at Lone Star Gas seeking reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouston
Hotston
Santrado’s
Bor Kennard
Mectricians
Aperdhy Electricinits
Austin
Port Authin
of & Direct
Jesse H. Jones
RFG
Rice and Lamp
Rices
Houston Automobile
The
Houston Labor and Trades Council
Fort Worth
Lone Star Gas Company
Col and Mrs Stone Prepare Move to New Station
Col and Mrs L T Stone of Randolph field plan departure for their new post in Selfridge, Mold, Michigan after six weeks in Wisconsin. Misses Mary Terrell and Annie Terrell recently returned from Dallas, visiting their sister Mrs Felix McNight. Mrs Lee Swickhelntz of Goliad arrives to visit Mrs J Mitchell Davis. Local ad notes reference Big Sunday Light and the Dial P-12s for ad writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol
L. T Stone
Randolph Field
Teaqva
Aesday
Self
Ridge Mold
Mich
Lake Reigns
Northerm Wikconsin
Golv
Mary Terrell
Annie
Terrell
Prigay
Dallas
Bis
Felix Mc
Lee Swickhelntz
Goliad
Armved
J. Mitchell Davis
Burneys Return From Son's Wedding in Texas
Mr and Mrs Henry Burney Tod Burney and Miss Margaret Terrell returned Friday from Longview where they attended the wedding of Miss Fioreld Francis and Henry Burey Jr Miss Terrell served as bridesmaid Following a trip to Mexico City the Burneys plan to return here and then occupy a home on Patterson Avenue Alamo Heights W E Prasser came back Saturday from Baltimore where he selected an apartment for his wife after she and Colonel Proc etc left Fork Sus Houston for that stewart station or Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Burey
Tod’ Burney
Margaret “Verrell
Longview
Fioreld
Francis
Henry
Burety Jr
Terrell
Pollow
Mexico
Gily
Burnoyer
Nia Patterson Avenue
Aun
Alamo Heights
W. E. Prasser
Baltimore
Maryland
Colonel Proceer
Houston
Million Dollar Daily Payout Reported by AAA Keeps Pace
A cryptic 1900s style note claims AAA disburses one million dollars daily through a conservation program. It cites ongoing payouts and mentions a government department pointer toward a May event, with advertisers cited as beneficiaries of the alleged scheme. The text is fragmentary and uses unusual spellings and phrases.
Life in U6 Shocks India as Angels Beat India
Lt Col M 8 Trial recalls Indian army medical officer remarks on marriage rates, divorce, and beliefs in India. He notes Americans misperceive Indians as mystics and fakirs, cites a Parsee with a 10000 population, and adds only a small fraction speak English. The speech critiques fairytale views and highlights language, literacy, and social norms in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Americen
Gang Kailays
Skyce
Koom
Chinese Province Suffers Famine and Drought Grips Region
A foggy OCR fragment describes famine across western Chinese provinces with Aly area suffering threefold impacts. It notes 104 of the JAR districts affected, widespread hunger among hundreds of thousands, and a drought since August 46. The text references Harvest Institute and a severe food crisis in Chisin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghal
Srachwns
Aly
Giana
Centnis
Chisin
Youthful Fisherman Eats His Evidence In Idaho
A twelve year old boy in Coeur d Alene claims he swallowed his fishing evidence after catching a trout about 15 inches long at the local water. He described the incident humorously and said the fish was eaten, leaving authorities to note the unusual tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'Alene
Idaho
Green Ordered to Active Duty in World War II Italy
Lieut Louie B Green of the U S Army reserve stationed near San Antonio has been ordered to active duty in Italy for six months. The assignment directs him from the Wexar district CO of command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imeut
Green
Louie B. Green
Uilis Jery
Giuner
Italy
Nut Wexar
COC
San Atlanto
Strikers Seek Federal Intervention Amid Maritime Dispute
A widening clash among maritime workers prompts appeals for federal action to avoid disrupting upcoming collective bargaining. The Maritime Association of the Port of New York addressed Labor Secretary Frances Perkins and Maritime Commission Chairman Joseph Kennedy, amid tensions with national unions and ship diversions in New York harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kstween Maritime Untoys
Mari-time Association
Franes Per~ King
Josep ¥. Kennedy
Maritime Commission
Maric Inlet
Ailata
Ineetnationel Seamen's Lintan
Avenue 45
Unusual Mail Ban Sparks Post Office Inquiry
June 1g-1- Senator ges (Republican, N H) displayed a letter showing postal officials refusing delivery of unusual mail like clothing and food to a Republic Steel mill due to picket lines. Bridges urged a Senate post office committee inquiry, citing contradictions with administration witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ges
Republican
New Hampshire
Youngstown
Ohio
Republic
Bridges
Sen
W. W Howes
Hridges
Robert N. Carson
Davenport
Gail Armstrong
W. Reichle
Mills of the Republic Coropany
The
Republic Steel Corporation
Mi Mil
Republic Fleet
City News Al Brite Dance at Fest Hall
Dance listings advertisement notes numerous events at Fest Hall Highland Social Club Sulphur Springs Bol and surrounding venues. Includes bands Orch Far engagements, Joe Harkman prize dances, Old-time Dance at St Hedwig Hall, and dancing every night with Johnie Figlder & Als Orel. Located five miles north of Holotes on Bantery road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willett
Sulphur Springs
W. W. White Rd
Bol
Joe Harkman
Alven
Twin Mt
Inn
Johnie Figlder & Als Orel
Holotes
Bantery Road
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Victoria
David Walker Light Jr
Christ Episcopal Church
Helen Upschulte
Albertint Upschulte
Jeanne Richey
Pilon
Bruce Broehe
Guadalupe
Tyler de Luxe
Morneivus
Chaythlay
Asa Antonia
Miss Cansias
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
Perry F. Webb
A. M
Chrift
I A. M
Spotter
Father's Night Service
Goo Music
S.A
San
Antano
Dial
Miss Welen Watlington, Alfendant
Werte
Colonel Hart
South
ANGUE
Tony MillKay
Braniff Airways
Stinson Field
iMishpound
Douglas
Col
Mrs. Stone
W. Bloor
Anthony Hales
Catone “Bloor
Camp Bullis
A HM. Stapleton
Fidgefield
Ventaurand
Oo Seonee
Burneys
Son
AAA
Waselon
Pgvicuaint
Sciuser Juenh
Ives
adwrWer
Stalin
Irena
Sebiova
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Red Army
Chelo
Tos Angeles
Jone
Aterlamr
Wil & Shock
Issdia
City News
Adin
St. Hedwie Hall
County Line
Hell
Glendere
Eengle
Her Lowe
Adys
San Antonio
Broadway
Fifth St
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