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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1928
Page
6
Clara C Pancoast, guest of her aunt Mrs. Murry Rogers in East King’s Lightwar Men Re 0 Kilwards of Palestine, has returned home to spend the summer with her family and will enjoy the season with relatives and friends.
Fragmented OCR shows health advisory on infant feeding and constipation. Recommends regular bowel action, use of a vegetable remedy, and describes mild symptoms and care. Mentions Fletcher's Castorin and physician approval over 39 years with a branded wrapper offer.
A testimonial from Locklert & Citt about Ble-Teaupht claims it cured chronic constipation and night disturbances. The narrator describes severe early symptoms, nervous worry, and improved appetite after one week, noting better health after several weeks and praising the medicine as an excellent agent.
North Viereg social column records Mr and Mrs Rayweied Edwards entertaining guests with military personnel and family gatherings. Major and Mrs Wit Finny Ord Ryun attend as guests leaving the field. Miss Margiret Willis hosts a luncheon party with relatives and a birthday tribute to Lieut A Willis. Local artists and guests travel from New York to Muraye 29 with plans to study in Paris and travel England Italy and Spain before September. Other entries note arrivals at San Antonio and Houston for conventions, engagements, and weddings.
Visitors from Mexico and many local hosts filled a busy social schedule with breakfasts, luncheons, and tea gatherings across Fillmere and San Antonio area. Notable guests included Mes. ti. E. Nolan of San Luis Potosi, Miss Celeste Schulze of Wichita Falls, and Miss Verniece Fricesin of Waltas, with events ranging from pool parties at private homes to country club teas and garden receptions.
State officials will attend the encampment at Alta Frio on July 7. If a tie occurs, a state park will be chosen. Attorneys generals judge and commissioners chaired by Do Bi Unip oversee arrangements. A mobile tour of scoring areas was completed with visits to Utonia Frio Tanks Shut-n Canpool Mantera and Logan Walls.
William Wilson of Houston, a prominent real estate figure, died here yesterday after a prolonged illness. The report notes delays in official confirmation and mentions his leadership role in local business circles.
A weekend of collisions on San Antonio area roads left one woman dead and eleven injured. A car ran into a ditch near the Austin highway, then another wreck on Main Avenue and Lower Place injured multiple riders. Drivers Lloyd Erlbaum and others escaped serious harm, while several pedestrians and transit riders suffered fractures, head injuries, and broken ribs as hospital crews fought to treat the injured.
County candidates who failed to pay assessments face removal from the ballot. General chairman John K Weber warned that midnight would be the final deadline for payment. Assessments for thirteen county officers were due, with nonpaying candidates excluded from the ballot. Weber will stay in his office at the First National Bank building until midnight for convenience.
Four men linked to weekend dry raids in the city appeared in court Monday before Commissioner I My Siddall. Dry agents seized beer and mash in multiple locations including South Flores and Delgany streets. Authorities reported quantities of beer, mash, and moonshine still remnants recovered during the sweep.
Walter G. Oelkers, 41, native Texan and longtime San Antonio resident, died Monday morning in a local hospital. Funeral services were held at St. Mark's Episcopal Church with Rev. William OT de officiating. Interment will be in Ban Tosa temeters. He owned Wr. Oelkres Storage Vaqtery Co and belonged to St. Mark's, San Antonio Men’s Singing Teague, and Beethoven Singing surfets.
A meeting notice announces a 2 oclock gathering on June 20 at Met's Hall by the Parents Teachers Association of Creatine Academy on Bist Street Tirhige. Prizes, entertainment by Mr Ellenball, Prince, and Mrs Sarah W Wor headline the program, followed by a dance at 8 PM on HAC Street.
An American singer debuts with strong acclaim as Maria Claire joins the Cideiga Circle One season opener. The cast includes Mars arden, Llosa Vaisa, Tatibal Monte, Ja Muzio, Ayrena Van Gordon and others with Giorgio Polacco returning as musical director. Swoboda and Yurieva lead the ballet segment in a season billed with international sopranos and notable debuts.
Brookline MassachusettsJune 2 F When Ton Gordon returns to the United States a pretty bridesmaid welcomes him home amid cheers from thousands gathered to honor the couple The connection between the two airmen is celebrated in a telepathic gesture reported from Luetow and describes Miss Ani Tiruce affirming plans to wed in America
Early professions and additions to Deacon TV Tepitat church occurred in the past week of revival. Reverend William Joner says the revival will continue this week with Reverend Mire Jognet preaching and Mr. Mankenship leading the singing.
Tony Braumont and six others were injured when a blast aboard a ship injured crew members, with Vincent Alba the most seriously hurt. Vigilant of the deck at the time, Alba remains in critical condition as medics rush to stabilize the rest at the hospital.
Mrs Cyril McCormick Jr speaks of actress talents with no plan to seek professional stage work. He says he would not be surprised if she becomes a member of a stock company this season.
Mrs George Thayay née visits the Alrw Wner at GLU SteCul lough avenue as part of a social round.
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