Local Notes and Visits Across San Antonio and Nearby
A jumble of social news reports highlights visits and events in San Antonio and surrounding areas. Helen D. Young plans a rotation event with Mrs Karen Willar and others on Wy BA Fridays. Mary Tillen Hansen retuсess from Comfort after a Girl Scout gathering. Prof. M. Sleifeld from San Antonio College of Music notes his sister’s son Charles H. Brown will represent Connecticut in a contest. From Fort Worth, local guests attend a Ligus club dinner. David Griffin from San Antonio heads to Austin for a glee club concert. C G K Barrason, cattleman, visits San Antonio. George V. Craze and family motor to Washington. John T. Durhay and family return to Dunville Kentucky. Weather planning talk by J. T. Jarber of San Antonio at Kiwanis noon meeting. Local notices include constable appointment changes, life saving exams, and visits of various residents to cities like Austin, Mexico City, and Detroit.
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World War Pigeon Hero of War Dies in Jersey
Army reports the death at Fort Monmouth New Jersey of "President Wilson" a carrier pigeon recognized as a hero in World War I. Bred in France the bird served with the Tank Corps and Meuse Argonne offensive delivering a critical message despite injuries on November 5 1918. The bird will be stuffed for display at Fort Monmouth.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
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Plane crash at Rodgers Field kills pilot and mechanic
At about two thousand feet the army plane went into a tailspin near Rodgers Field Pittsburgh. Capt. William J. Snyder, 34, the pilot, and First Class Prigate Harry LaFrents, 28, mechanic, were killed. The cause remained undetermined as field attendants reported LaFrents attempted to deploy his parachute but did not jump.
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Electric Waffle Iron Delights at Table Cookery
A vivid ad style piece extols the electric waffle iron as a butter scented, conveniently table cooked breakfast solution. It promises even golden browns without standing over a stove and suggests delivery by an Electric League member to convert readers into enthusiasts.
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