Local society notes feature theatre event and weddings
A Frid night at the Conairy Club with a Pied Piper play at the Little Center and garden party scenes, followed by a flurry of notices on weddings, receptions, and civic club activities. Cast includes Miss Lucille Gurwood and Mrs May Davin ogre, with Mrs Moore’s Eston praised. various town groups plan socials and fundraisers.
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Hamelin
Oakland Street
Lexington Avenue
Sau Qtesse
Bawejin
Othe Eilingers
Herbert F. Per
Princeton University
Amairy Toerie
Lee Hubert
Asichael
Sword Hunter
Lucille Gurwood
Ax Arhern
Davin Ogre
Piso
Atine
Moore
F. A. Cloonan
Burgemeister
George Cloozyn
Walt
Flora Lea Appleby
Mi Sree Edwards
Ae “Horiequin
Hans Keel
Hans
Ayvegon
Sheng
Sapter LeArmand
Ax “Vater
Charles
Shobert Hebert
Axel
Umith
Cwedlinur
Loter
OM Claus
Dorothy Smith
Ax “Jeu
Charactur
Ele
Enlina Fox Ax
Han
Ies Kimmel
Kathine
Cride
Marjorie Tolsere
IC Jork Doyle
John Dryle
Elroy Breylun
Alamo Hosts Arrow Exhibit and Local Election News
A collection of 120 arrow specimens from Marathon Texas was presented at the Alamo Thursday for display. The rods vary from three quarters of an inch to two inches, crafted in colors including black pink red white lavender yellow and brown. A Libernian exhibit joins the Alamo display as part of a regional gathering. Separate items report that Edward McClanahan announces election candidates led by W Roy Jones for a vacant mayoral seat with other contenders listed. Also noted is Coke County jail security upgrade and existing inmate count.
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Marathon
Drewster County
Texas
Alamo
Raultheee
Gongall
Meshola Damenperg
Albert
Rehabilitation progress reported for coast property transfer
The article notes ongoing rehabilitation at the coast with plans to hand the property to Southern Pacific lines within the next days. It mentions Brooks Field appropriation and quotes Governor Daviduns and a board chairman, but the text is garbled and yields few clear details beyond anticipated transfer timing and officials involved.
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Daviduns
Inaudgurs
Lexag State Railroad
Southern Pacific
Hangar Expansion Plan for Brooks Field Disapproved
Records in Washington show that the Brooks Field hangar enlargement proposal was disapproved by Secretary of War Weeks on June 22 along with two other air service projects. The plan would have cost about 340,000 dollars to remove the hangar and extend it to shelter the airship Rema. Local chamber officials criticized the decision and considered appealing, while some believed Weeks might revive the matter if a mistake caused the disapproval.
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Army
Washington
Brooks Field
Weeks
W. B. Torre
San Antonio
Secretary of War
Wurzbach
Tuttle
Air Service
LinHan
Rema
Éom Itoly
Langley Field
Siti Affairs
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Ty At
Pink boll worm bill eyed by Texas leaders in Austin
Lieutenant Governor Tynch Ogvileon of Houston previewed the Texas National Gary at Camp Melory and outlined a bill to compensate farmers whose land bans cotton, setting the value at $50 per acre. The measure authorizes the governor to enforce related regulations and cooperation for enforcement.
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Austin
Tex
Tynch Ogvileon
Houston
Gary
Melory
Poisoned 10 year old Charley Tettiph dies in hospital
Charley Tettiph a discharged soldier aged 10 died hours after being found on a sidewalk in Houston Street Alam Park. Hospital physicians say poisoning caused death after initially reviving him then slipping unconscious. Police and undertaker hold the body while relatives are sought.
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Charley Tettiph
Robert B. Groep
Rettich
Weel Houston Street
Alam Park
Gosplta
Hieber Tindertaking Company
Iseute
Sanninasain
Melons Moving Fast on Ban Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf R R
Ban Antonio, Uvalde and Gulf Railway moved 21 carloads of watermelons on a Tuesday, reporting the largest daily total yet. Since June 1 the line has hauled 111 cars, city offices said, with most consignments to Kansas City Omaha Denver and other western cities.
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Ban Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railway
Fytres
Roa
Kansas City
Oiaha
Denver
Gastera
Northyern
Stogie King Marsh Dies At 72 In Atlantic City
Atlantic City New Jersey June 24 William M Marsh of Wisconsin, known as the Stogie King and head of the Marsh Cigar Company, died at his summer home after a two month illness. He was 72. Also from Philadelphia June 24 two new women’s shoe factories to open in eastern Pennsylvania in August as demand remains steady and plants grow full time.
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Namoil
Chile
Washing
D. C
William Miller Collier
George Washington City
Hardings Os
Ee Hante
Atlantic City
M.marsh
Wiiceling
Marsh Cigar Company
Lind
Iig
Philadelphia
Poonsilyrinia Io
Governors Not Going On Alaska Excursion Rally
The Wis secretary of the governor reports that none of the governors have agreed to join the excursion to Alaska. A telegram released today confirms no governor will participate, despite earlier mentions of a trip coordinated by state officials.
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Fridsy Rivening
Sue Kappa Theta Fralenigy & I
Mos
Dirk Drassod
Sao
Johnson
Jock Hardie
Una Newmen
Pias
Paris
Tittle Theater
Mes
B. A. Wilson
Katherine Dingldiie
Mies Ferrsige Bertrand
Dinwiddie
Henry Schumacher
A. Bell
Slanche
Josephine
Ingleside
Helena
Senntworth
Hoerne
Claude Ales
Gladys Roberta Avant
Alrs. RE. Avant
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Arthur Huston
Hopperts
Auguelus Pleasant
Argne
Dorothy
Joseph Wheeler Sterkey
S. Ay
Welock
Sixth Street
J. WW. Cummings
Maybelle
Heights
Ausale
Guorpati
Hauk
Woman's Christian Temperaure Union
Pershing Loge No
Bertaan Rons
Mermann Sos
Workers
St. John'e
Oman
Caner Street
Mary Weber
Janie Wirkwond
Marguerite Strawks
Seymonte Wright
Misse Edwards
Lucile Planners
Yee Laus
la Phe Kappa Alpha
Clarence Seaweers
Saunders Avenue
the Tadies
Ancient
Order of Hibecaians
Catholic Wemm Association
McNally
G.H. Jackson Music CO
Commerce St
Fron Marathon Wik
National Educators’ Association
Order of Habernians
Edward McClanahan
Educators
Des Moines
Iowa
Jay
Detroit
Mich
Tuiprove
Coke County
Robert Lee
Gene
Robert Luu
Commissioners Court
Brooks
Blum
Haven
Buehler Bros
Weolworth’s
Alamo Plaza
Wisconsin
Alamo Placa
Piast Center
Eyrene ‘Union
Marienbad
Bohemia
Betwen
Eduard Bonny
Czechoslovakia
Central Europe
Bruck
Austria
St March
Yesterach
Eald
Bathing Cape
Rio Grande Valley Bakery
Rey
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