San Antonio Social Notes Timber Summer Visits
Local society pages recount summer arrivals and departures around San Antonio. Notables include Mrs. Carrash and daughter Mary Louise touring from Rereville, Mrs. McDaniel and Miss Shultz hosting guests at the Alenger hotel, Miss J. H. Burnett visiting from Greenville, and many friends planning travels to Monterey, Mexico City, and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cate
San Marcos
W. W. Martringate
West Summit Place
N. L. Lytle
Kew
Mexico City
Lythe
Josephine Wilson
Nise Mars Lovise
Tipa
John Matthews
Jack
Virginie Matthews
Mary Rolly
Mathis
Outlier
Cole
Matthews
University of Calaredo
Joseph Ff Leling
Arroll M. Pearce
Blute Morse
Katherine
Agrmony
San Antonio County Club
Danny Marquis Brigge
William Robert Briggs
Delibita
San Vedra Avenue
Gindioll
Shasta Daisies
Lorely
Etudio
Mre Bridge
Puext
Ant iv
EL King
Mise Louise
Statham
Mise
Marjorie Barnette
Charles Profis
Wes
Burglars raid shops and homes in local area
Burglars struck multiple sites Sunday night in the Har rel Cleanery and Dyers area and at several homes. Items stolen include suits, a watch, fifty dollars, a vanity and purse, two shirts, groceries, cigars, and jewelry including two expel rings and a sapphire. Local residents report the burglaries to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zarramora Street
Grace Sthat
Saunders Avenue
Weteh
A. W. Billidon
Crane
Esas
South St. Mary's Street
Ube Hue
Ell Garza
San Marcos Street
Glen Lemagter
National’ Bank of Commerce
Buelness
Col
J. J. Ryan
Brahne Boulevard
Black Alipphire
Borglum Family Plans Tours to East and West
Clara C Pancoast and Mrs Gutzon Dorghim with their son Lincoln Borglum and daughter Mare Ele Borglum and Miss Grace McGown tour midweek in Stanford Conn and Lyme. They describe a British colony display and a Wood’s barn event then head toward the Black Hills of Dakota for a monumental memorial project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara C. Pancoast
Gutzon Dorghim
Liccoln
Mare Ele Borglum
Grace McGown
Somorer
Stanford
Conn
Lyme
Stohin Wood
Lipireac
Social notes and nuptials fill long Omaha afternoon
A lively social column lists guests at tea parties and weddings with emphasis on Mrs James T Hailey, Miss Ruth McGloin, and many others hosting or attending events. It notes a large Fort Bill to Fort Sam move, a military dinner party at St Marys Hall, and a quiet wedding at St Pauls Episcopal church for Jessie Kneedler Cummings and Paul D Peery followed by a reception at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Hailey
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Jessie Kneedler Cummings
Cummings
Paul D. Peery
United States Army
Hamel Capers
Thia
Liewtenaal
Mex Peery
California
Montha
Colonado
Steger William J. Kreedler
Non-Sink Suit Afloat in 24 Hours Trial
An odd nautical experiment aims to prove a non sinking vessel remains afloat for 24 hours. Details are murky but the plan involves a floating craft anchored in Manhasset Bay to showcase its buoyancy under sustained test conditions.
Deputies Nearby Official Robbed in Courthouse Office
Officials in Joseph, Missouri report a daytime robbery at the county courthouse where James Wella confronted the thief after the assailant fired a weapon. Wella pursued the suspect through corridors as deputies secured the area and launched a search. The incident disrupted operations with a gunfire exchange and ongoing manhunt efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Corrifce
James Wella
Courthouve
Wella
CMTC Youth Dives for Drowning Boy and Awards at Camp
Rennie Moor of Mexia, student at Fort Sam Houston, was hailed after he jumped into Bracken Ridge Park Pool to rescue a drowning child and then sought dry clothes at the CMTC camp. The CMTC student publication nickname The Sharpshooter was chosen, with theater tickets awarded to Capt. M. B. W. Clerter who donated them to a student. About 400 camp members attended church services, while others stayed in barracks. A Hygiene Trophy is being prepared to reward the neatest kitchen and barracks area. A GO MTC dance is planned for Tuesday evening at the open air pavilion, with Mrs T. F. Dosle coordinating, assisted by several matrons. BX Company presented a Saturday yearling with the Win ERich trophy for best alternance and formations based on a score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie Moor
Fort
Sam Honston
Mexia
Monlay
Brackenridge Park
Gunilay
Moore
C. M. YT. CG
Tindler
MB. W. Clerter
Met
CM. OT. C
San Antonio
Sixte-street
Brackenridge Avenue
H.W. Chester
Mes. T. F- Dosle
Mesdames Waller Noble
W.W. Pinto
Raymond Town
M. Fylie Martha Barnell
H. B. Rive
Company BX
Winerich
Quactyrs
Southwest Texas Life Insurance Organizes Campaign
The Southwest Texas Life Insurance association plans a campaign to enlist every licensed full time life agent in San Antonio. Leader Jobo B. Mitchell oversees the effort with team captains Ralph Byayo, Willits, Lee Mekerson, Lane, H. V. Weise, A. S. Janazess, J. de Lawrence and David O. John. A Monday luncheon marked the kickoff as officers Rehnabel president RB Balmer secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerag
Veritern' Association
Jobo B. Mitchell
Rtalph Byayo
Keser Willits
Lee iMekerson
Oy Lane
H. V. Weise
A. S. Janazess
J. de Lawrence
David
Johunh
A. Monfay
Nabelation
Rehnabel
Balmer
Sgcrenry Treasurez
Dawes Says Embassy Will Be Bone Dry in London
London June 24 Under Gen Charles Gates Dawes the new American ambassador to the court of His Majesty Dawes declared the United States embassy here will be bone dry. He was questioned whether he would take steps to completely dry up the embassy now that he has assumed control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charien Gates Dawes
Ambarkador
Jamen
United States
Ambarkador Dawes
Stena
Smith Ex Hotel Man 66 Buried After Funeral
Edward Stith 68 retired hotel man dies, funeral held Monday afternoon with Teer T E Gates of the Riverside Hospital officiating. Widow and several relatives survive including A J Cartwright of San Antonio and W F Smith of Waco. Burial at San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stith
Teer
T. E. Gates
Rirkt
Smith
San Antonio
BureiFe
Second Attempt to Reach Rome in Plane Scheduled
Willliama and Jeanie Yancey plan a second flight attempt from New Atlantis today weather permitting. They hope to fly the Pathfinder to Orchard Beach, Me, where the Rome mission will be attempted. The Pathfinder was rebuilt with a Wright Whirlwind motor after previously being named North Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Hasurouck Heights
N. J. Sune
Roger Q ‘Williasna
Jeanie Yancey
North Star
Mee
Thnes A. Stillmen
New Rural Mail Route to Start
A new rural mail route will begin July 1 named Route No 2. It will improve service by delivering mail to residents who previously had to drive to the post office. The route starts on the Freiberickster road and proceeds north to include areas west of the city and surrounding territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiberickster Aroa
Austin Boy 17 Faces Murder Charge in Death Trial
A 17 year old, Vernon Smith, is called bound to face murder charges as a venire of 70 men is summoned. The case stems from an incident described as the death in St. Melchel area, with 1028 Reichel noted among involved details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Boy
Avistin
Virall Smith
Bnday
St. Melchel
Reichel Wan
Line Gets Permit to Lease Texas Texas-RR Line
Washington June 24 The Texan and New Orleans railroads have been authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission to lease the Texas State railroad for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas-R.r
Washington
Interstate Commerce ,Commission
Texte State Railroad
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Europe
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Edward C. Carrash
Mary Louise
Rereville
Carrullo
Louis Schreiner
Josephine Browne Witton
John Trickett
New York City
Anent
Benjamin Eshelman
Z. H. Sirus
Minnie McDaniel
Meanie Claussep
Simpean
Linus
T. A. Coleman
Mike Marguerite Coleman
Alenger Hotel
Winter Garden
J. H. Burnett
Greenville
Ash
W. Ms West
Hussell Place
Salt Lake City
Lelluweione Park
Denver
Otter Points
Ingereat
Iww. E. Sehooley
Airs
C. V. Cooke
Gibbs Street
Louise Bonin
Verna
Betty Carnal
Rockport
Henry Carr
Corus Christi
Hower Pulliam
Carr
Gene
Phyllis
Beth
Chaves
Vina Roper
Kiity van Riper
Pei- Das
Colorado
W.D. Gariner
Jittle
Bill
Hame
Vinil Atharpia Crickets
Terns Star Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Bunco Pris
Redman Hell
Cordigity Inebee
A.B. Salting
Travis Park Church
Baloofelock
Salling
Euclid and
San Petro
Eleanor Alsbury
Houston
Edward Alstury
Sisey
Paris
Tee
Tintex Group
Jace
We Park & Tilford Ee
Eugene
Ffr
Crockett Amt
Keverre
Gladys Whitehead
Galveston
Elizabeth Richardson
Mire Roth Coit
St. Mary's Hall
Wil
Roo
Henry Hart
Nop, Lewie
Gursis
Sunset Hotel
Helle Viste
Ozarks
Afr
John Hays
Src
Bareet Wtinebarger
Gammer Howe
Bela Viste
Claude F. Riley
Canton
Tesas
A. B. Neiles
Harlan Avenue
Stree
Hinoree
Nater Messaines
N.i. Sanhburn
B. H. Thorns
Tan Teaser
Fe PL Walker
Merbert Oliver
A. J Roller
Chiago
Howless
Ane
Die
C. Cor
Menger Br
Carla
Misa Minjeet Johnean
New York
Mies
Johnean
Tieuténant
Mrs. Foss
Army Signal School
Monmouth, N. J
Edward Greene
Misa Katherine Yester
Atlanta, Ga
B. L. Wilson
The
Alamo Country Club
Misa Blanche Bel
Theodosia Jones
Hiide-Dred’ of
Suly
Mt. and
Marit
Fred Hohnell
Suneday
Pari
France
Hungary
Interil
the Daintiest
Bunee
PT Ta Refining A
Trent
Ruud van Glausson-Kaey
Abintur
Denmark
New Jorg
Wan
Botedons Air
Graista
Manhasset Bay
CMTC
Bennie Moore
L.A. Park
Southwest Texas Life Insurance Will
Charles G. Dawes
A. R. Huegela
Sasistant
Tippy Department
East Crockett Street
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Boyieeir
Paria Concaco
EREB
Boyer
Chicago Dye Works
Main Ave
Woodlawn
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