Plaza readers hear letters and anniversaries in a mixed column
Community notes include Mrs William Butter’s playful goodbye to a prior diet with fried chicken memories, Walter Gizley’s call for a Swiss independence anniversary observance on August 1, and a profile of Kiplinger editor Clarence Wright. Also mentions Ernest Ogden and family planning a Queen Mary voyage, Canterbury roots, and Alice Mumme’s Yale degree and Texas health work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gizley
Switzerland
Gigley
Kiplinger
Clarence Wright
City Hall
Wright
Associated Press
Washington
Wrights
Ladie Alice Mumme
W. Mislleioeave
Thasters
Yale University
School of Medicine
Department of Public Health
Texas State Health Department
Market Prices Read Like A Local Produce List
A scanned market page lists numerous farm goods with prices from cabbage to cantaloupe, onions to oranges, with crates and sacks noted. Prices appear in cents per unit or per sack, including celery, lettuce, radishes, peppers, beans, apples, Grapefruit and melons. A brief closing line advertises a magazine feature about baseball star Ruben Waddell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta
Calif
Pareley Sue
Texas
Nordhaus Named San Antonio 20-30 Club Leader
Alex Nordhaus Saturday was named to head the San Antonio 20-30 club with Lonnie Stockton and Wally Crain named as vice presidents and O. C. Tindel as sergeant-at-arms to be installed July 1. Directors named are Jimmie Marlin, Bob Byrnes, Charles Duffin and George Patton. Light Want Ads offer quick buyer, tenant, seller, or renter connections via Dial F234.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Nordhaus
San Antonio
Lonnie Stockton
Wally Crain
O. C. Tindel
Jimmie Marlin
Bob Byrnes
Charles Dut Fin
George Patton
Light
Sunday Daily Horoscope by Frances Dinake
A garbled dated horoscope for Sunday June 20 194 with sun signs Aries through Aquarius offers broad guidance. It urges careful listening, restrained speech, and balanced effort across signs, noting churchgoing, health, travel, and temperance as themes for personal growth. The text references various zodiac periods and urges calm, faith, and prudent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Dinake
Ai Iatt
Wil
Mae
Aries
Burglar Takes Jewelry Valued at 295 From Home
Jewelry valued at 295 was stolen from a residence at 420 Arbor Place. Julio Garcia reported the burglary Saturday, with watches and rings among the items taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbor Pl
Julio Garcia
Filibuster on Draft Breaks After Nine Day Talkathon
The filibuster blocked a key 3- member senate-house conference committee on manpower legislation, hindering an-off telal appointment and delaying drafting. Conferees reportedly planned a compromise providing 21 month terms, with the senate favoring two years and the house one year. They reportedly adopted a 90 day delay after enactment for inductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House-Senate
House
Short
Ghost Driver Sought after collision near Water Street
Traffic Investigator George Martin examined a late night crash in the 200 block of Water Street. A car struck a 212 ton truck parked on a lawn, propelling it 35 feet toward Harry Walker’s home at 213 Water Street. The truck owner, Pelo Morales of Natalia, watched from across the street. The driver fled. Walker and Morales did not see him leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin
Water ‘St
Harry Walker
Water St
Pelo Morales
Natalia
Walker
Morales
Morates
Dance with Al Schnabel at Oak Grove Hall Saturday
Dance listings and adv notices describe Al Schnabel and other bands playing at Oak Grove Hall and nearby venues on June 19 to 29. Advertisements urge private parties, hall locations in Kentucky and Texas, and meals, with weather notes and calendar dates for summer events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Rogers & Robbers
S. Helotes
Banda
Pat Metuboch
Circle G Ranch
Rigsby
Sulfur Springs
Muele
Alex
al Schnabel
Oak Grove Hall
Fish Catches Boy In Brave Pond Rescue
In Boston on June 15 a fish reportedly latched onto 12 year old Albert Fleming as he removed it from a pond. The hornpout clung to his Unger and followed him to city hospital where doctors pried the fish free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albert Fleming
City Hospital
Albert
Doutors
Local Business Ads and Obituaries Highlight 1912 Logans in Texas
A fragmented OCR page features ad copy for 123 Farm Equipment and Supply lines, Logan Metal Lathes, and various farm tools from Flores to Gales, plus references to PHILLIPETOR OBRECN CO and Gurinsky Implement Co. It also lists dairy equipment, electric water heaters, De Laval milker gear, and a gas stove. Obituary notices note the deaths of Pearce, Sophie Shenkro, and Rabbi Abraham L. Robenblum with brief survivor lists and funeral details in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flores
Phillipetor
Roe-Gales
Sombine
Jerome Horenek
Tshulenbure
Tex
EL Berane
Commerce
Gurinsky Implement Co
Laredo
Speenway Food
Teetters de Laval Milkers
Cseam Separators Dairy Equiemeng CO
Mores St. Ai
Felrce Itis Mery E.eieay
Pearce
Tocal Hospital
J. A. Rogers
Berriga Dee Fenres
Akers Hunerh
Rey Akard
Shapiro—Mte
Sophie “Shenkro
Casino Nail
Meyer Shapiro
Song
Davi
Morris
Alex
Louie Shapiro
San Antono
Harry _ Shapiro
Brackinridge
Texas
Sarah Cohen
Corpus Christi
Abraham L. Robenblum
Letaling
Kodfel Hojon
Roy
Hoof Disease Held South of Line
COLLEGE STATION June 19 The chief of the U S bureau of animal industry says foot and mouth disease is being held south of the quarantine line in Mexico The disease is no closer to United States herds now than it was a year ago Dr T S Simms told the Texas conference for veterinarians here yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
U. S
Bottle Fight Jails 7 Youths
Seven youths were jailed after a late Friday bottle fight at Terrell Wells swimming pool. Bottles were thrown into the pool as arrests were made by Constable Ed Schaette. Sheriff Jack Young booked them in the county jail and they were released to their parents with $50 bonds each, to appear in court Saturday morning. Names and addresses of those involved are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell Wells
Ed Schaette
Jack Young
E. HI Paint Court
Flaming Fury Fire Incident Damages Blue Rug Co
Firefighters responded to a blaze at 1610 N Hackberry Street near Friday night caused by unknown origin. The incident, tied to a gasoline tank, caused about $500 in damages to the Blue Rug Company and $75 elsewhere along Fredericksburg Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder A
Was
Blue Rug Company
N. Hackyberry St
J. P. Schule
Santa, Anne
Predericksburrd
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William
Main Ave
Ted
Gnandor
Bel! Telephone Co
England
Ernest
Barbara
New York
Canterbury
Ovenden
Commission Market
Geelee
Santorio
Ruben Waddell
Myrtle
Bath
Lady Luck
Srooper
Lady
Dudley “Y Fisher
Toots and
Casper
Sophie
Mountains
Jimmy Murphy
TLU
Echo Mountain Resort
Elivery Mureau
Barney Gingle
Snoffy Smith
Donald Duck
Granny
Fred Lasswell
Walt Disney
AJAX
Nordhaus
B. Smolin Deb, Jd. Dogers
Texas State Optical
E. Houston
Zune
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Malone
City News
Howard Bros
Their
Texas Nighthawks
St. Hedwig Sun
Ag Hotner & Boys
iAdv
Luxefio
Luxelio
Muale
Pioneer Band
Helotes Inn
Elmo
Reno
Josephine
Hodges
Orch
Eagles Hall
Beethoven Home Garden
Lowe
Capitol
Taylor
Yior
Hermann Sons
St Mary's
Ghost Driver
William 2. Milar
Toe Enteer
Adolph Hotner
Bexar County
Hermang Hall
Austin Ky
Randolph Field Rd
Elgin Zamzow
Lone Star
Short’s Corner
Nacogdoches
Broadway
Nacogdoches Rd
Cross Military Hwy
Short's Corner
Freddy Zipp
Velmer Baker
American Legion Post
St. Hedwig
Louie & His Old
Sun June
Adolph Hotter
The
Boys
Glover
Aramnane
Bunilay
le Filga
Rownevilin
Chevenne
Ris
Logan Metal
Tia C. Earney
Cass St
Dan Belto
Eddie Flores
Thelica
Anthony Cantu
Bobbie Dowell
Si Flores
Ane
Leroy Webster
George E. Stewart Jr
First Baptist Church
San Marcos
KONO
Epie-Eester
Bible School
Ceciee
Beacon Hill Church of Christ
the Friendly Church
West Macnolia
Gladys Hansen
San Antonio Gospel Tabernacle
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