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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
8
Mire Word, a Kalamazoo Michigan public schools veteran and former PE director, assumes duties as physical fitness instructor for the T. W. A. She recently completed advanced life-saving courses and plans to take over duties after retirement from the Red Cross chapter in Kererville.
San Francisco July 25 Travelers Aid Society general national director Billward Huis spoke at a national conference of workers about why girls run away. Ewing noted 40 percent unhappy with home conditions and 26 percent seek entertainment or stage life, while many leave seeking adventure and a few pursue small investments for a better start.
Alamo Area council Boy Scouts held its Monthly court of honor Tuesday night. John M. Newton Jr Devo Muins Frederic and Charles Ufnr were awarded Eagle Scout badges. Leaders announced future Eagle badges and presented many second and first class awards. The ceremony included veteran pins and special bronze and silver commendations, with motion pictures shown by the scout promoter. Carl A. Bryan announced Camp Carat would open for the summer July 31.
Miss Paulie Martine, 17, of 04 Lynnwood Court, was knocked down at Houston and Navarca streets Tuesday morning. She was taken to Hubert Fr. Green Hospital for minor injuries after the crash.
Mrs Wilson denies purchasing a colonial homestead in Lia Fre county and states she has no connection to the property. The report from Danville references rumors and clarifies her lack of involvement in the stated sale or residence.
Mr. Pesote a Central American honey bear at San Diego bit Albert Smithson a navy radio man on finger and toe nearly off. Friendship is ruined.
Hollywood gossip reports Broadway producers seek Ann Herding and Harey Bannister for Pathe projects in a tale of star romances and muttered equity laws. Evelyn Brett and other stars are teased for future roles while John Loiter’s male lead adds a twist. Snapshots from Mollywood flash across the hotel scene and Agua Caliente set buzz continues.
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes signals he will not dine Minor at the ambassador’s residence in Prince’s, sparking lively debate in diplomatic circles and among the American colony in London. The embassy staff debate a dry policy as part of the ambassador’s personal stance.
County plans a remodel of the Bexar courtroom including completion and partial remerbling. The project will be undertaken by the Rieses Sarah and Leo company under the quality board of committees. Work begins with the courtroom area under reconstruction.
In a Sunday incident at a residence, a man sustained knife wounds to the head and abdomen and was treated at a hospital. The assailant fled, and no further details were available as police investigate the fight at the home location.
Plans for a Texas short course in agriculture will be held July 1 and 19 at the Medina Harbor ranch, 17 miles from the Castravilly road. Fred W. Molly, county agent, announces a program with 14 specialists from A and M College led by WoW Parsons, district agent, to conduct the event.
New York June 21 Police believe the killing of Frank Marlow a longtime ring manager and former night chump was linked to a beer theft scheme. Marlow found beside two motorcycles in bushes near a Long Island cemetery died moments later in a police booth after an apparent abduction. He had just returned from Boston where he promoted boxing. The case points to a possible gangster ride. |
June 25 from Santa Monica reports a muddled discussion on enforcing prohibition amid bleary claims about roflleanakes and razorback hogs. The piece mocks Mr Hoover and Gov Verghila with satirical snippets about enforcement and bootlegging in a chaotic local scene.
Vatican City June 25 Pope Pius receives for the first time an ambassador from United Italy. Count Derec chi Di Val Cismon presents credentials as an envoy amid ceremonial exchanges marking recognition within Vatican territory under the accords. The envoy’s reception signals a new era in Vatican Italian relations.
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