City-Central Finalizes Signatures Drive for New Bank
Final negotiations for a 1,450,000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to form a new bank to relieve depositors of the closed City-Central bank were completed. Directors approved a resolution outlining loan requirements and deposit contracts needed from three fourths of the bank’s depositors to secure a 40 percent dividend. Signature collection neared completion with 4,600 contracts filed by Saturday. total claimants reach 17,000. State banking authorities endorsed the plan, predicting profits for depositors once the new bank opens.
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Finance Corporation
Central Securifies Company
Ainal
Central Securities Company
Songweed
South Texas
Bank and Trust Company
Caronel White
Flencaitora
Senta
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Securities Company
Ward
James Shaw
Austin
State Banking
Chapter to Install Officers by San Antonio Royal Arch Masons
The San Antonio chapter No. 381 Royal Arch Masons will install officers Wednesday in the chapter room at 217 Camden Street. Newly elected officers include Howard J. Templeton as most excellent high priest and Walter A. Ostendorf as excel lent king with other appointed posts listed. Retiring high priest Richard H. Hambrook will receive the past high priest jewel during installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Royal Arch Masons
Camden Street
Howard J. Templeton
Walter A. Ostendorf
W. I. Lighthouse
W. &. Pyne
Walter Davenport
W. H. Wallace
George T. Botsfard
W. Verguson Toyal
Gene Mergele
Grover Morris
Joe J. Brown
Richard H. Hambrook
Clinton B. Reed
Otto F. Dictert
James A. Wright
Identity of Train Victim Unknown
Police sought to identify a young Mexican man killed when he was struck by a Missouri Pacific freight train at 5 p m Friday while attempting to board. The sole witness, Roy Newbrand of Pittsburgh, said the man briefly lost his footing before being struck.
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Missouri Pacific
Roy Newbrand
Pittsburgh
Lewellyn Rites Held Saturday for Charler Roden Lewellyn
Funeral services were held Saturday at the Porter Loring chapel for Charler Roden Lewellyn 41 of 1130 Rayton Avenue who died Friday. The Highland Park Presbyterian officiant was Rev Baxter D Greer. The body will be sent by rail to Kansas City Saturday night for burial.
Parson Tomey to Receive Final Army Pay and Farewell
On June 2 a special gathering at the United States arsenal will honor Rev William Tomey a 29 year veteran soldier and civil service employee as he receives his last active duty pay envelope. Tomey a former Civil War era figure will continue his mission work as a self supporting parson and his long service includes pastorates in Los Angeles Heights Harlanale and McKinley Avenue Methodist churches. He plans to donate wedding ceremonies and will draw his final active service check on June 30 amid friends wishing him well for his new road.
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United States Arsenal
Willam
Tomey
Willam Tomey
Arsenal
Philip Sheridan
Third Cavalry
Sheridan
San Carlos
Arizona
Indias
Toney
San Antonio
Los Angeles Heights Methodist
Harlanale
McKinley Avenue
Laurel Heights
Household Furniture Company
Tiis
Doctor Reveley Demurrer May Dismiss Indictment in Narcotic Case
An effort to dismiss a federal indictment against Dr. Reveley and seven other San Antonio physicians charged with narcotic violations was revealed. Attorney W C Williams argues the indictment is flawed for missing druggist liability and amounts dispensed, potentially causing all eight cases to be dropped if the demurrer is sustained. A hearing was postponed to next motion day as Judge McMillan is out of the city.
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8. L. Heveley
San Antonito
W. C. Willians
Reveley
Saturdey
Buth
R. J. McMillan
Keveley
Gibbs
Efforts to Save L A Farm Station Meet Budget Hurdle
Farm officials learned in Corpus Christi that the San Antonio experimental station may survive into the year despite an abolished 13000 budget. Washington cooperative agencies seek to donate funds to keep the station operating, but final support depends on agencies’ budgets.
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L.A
Capital
San Antonio
Corpus
Christ Road
Washington
Me Ik
Excursion Rates Offered by Mopac to Hot Springs Arkansas
A special round trip fare of four dollars to Hot Springs Arkansas is announced by F L Orr of the Missouri Pacific railroad. The special train departs San Antonio at 8 50 p m Saturday July 2 with a return to Hot Springs by 8 21 p m July 5. A five dollar round trip rate applies from San Antonio and Austin to Hollister and Branson Missouri on the same dates.
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Mopac
Hot Springs
Ark
F. L. Orr
Missouri Paaifle Railroad
San Antonio
Austin
Hollister
Branson
Two Youths Fight On Brackenridge Park Links
A San Antonio man and a Dallas youth fought for nearly an hour on the Brackenridge Park golf course at 2 a.m. Both were badly beaten and later reported in satisfactory condition. Local authorities investigated but details remain sketchy.
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Antonis
San Antonio
Dallas
Mutamaoblis
Brackenridge Park
Hoya
Wee
Tennis Court Reservation Fee To Be Levied
City will implement a 10 cent per person service charge for tennis court reservations effective Tuesday. Commissioner Rubiola says the fee funds reservations and helps sustain the system, with about 600 reservations weekly. All bookings must be made at city hall, no phone requests.
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Petk
Jacob Rubbola
Rubiola
City Hall
Robbola
Toless Park Confession
Park Department
Three Injured in Local Pools Sent to Hospital
Three people were hospitalized after injuries at Covington Park and San Pedro pool areas. R J Hester of the Gunter hotel cut forearms, Joe Mendola sustained a head injury diving, and Mrs G Cervantes cut her foot at Covington Park. Rudolph Peres slipped and hit his foot on a show case at his home. Doctors await Austin word on a dog bite incident tied to rabies checks.
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Robert B. Greco
R. 1
Hester
Gunter
Bankruptcy Plea of Unique Form Granted in West Case
Federal Judge DuVal West granted a voluntary bankruptcy petition filed by Charles St. Guilhem who styled himself manager of a produce business. The petition lists no figures or assets aside from insurance pos sibles and a notation of 82123 in secured claims. Guilhem provides no maturities or value for real estate and notes his homestead as exempt with value unknown.
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DuVal West
Charles St. Guilhem
Cination
Matuematica
Guillem
Notte
Hls
Rotarians to Install Geyer as President
Gus Geyer will become president of the San Antonio Rotary Club at the upcoming meeting, succeeding Carleton Adams. William H. Furlong of the chamber of commerce highway department spoke on Mexican highways, praising progress while urging caution on travel until completion.
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Gus Geyer
San Antonio
Sapsco to Pay TNO Dividend
Sapsco declares the second quarterly dividend for 1932 on preferred stock of the San Antonio Public Service Company to be paid Thursday. Col W B Tuttle says economies are needed to continue earnings and dividends as street railway business shrinks. Three months ending March 31 gross $625,393.95. net income $357,439.29.
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Tne
San Antonio Public Service Company
W. B. Tuttle
Tuttle
Dance closes after affray. four held in county jail
Alexander Torrasas 39 of Lasova was treated for cuts at Robert B. Green hospital after a disturbance at a Pridey Dight dance hall. Four other people were jailed following the incident, with deputies George Mangold and Raymond Griffith making the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Torrasas
Lasova
Robert BR. Green
Srresta
George Mangold
Raymond Griffith
Torresas
Schleicher Campaign Opens in San Antonio
Friends of George J. Schleicher of Guero and former county attorney have begun Schleicher’s campaign for congressman at large Place No 1 in San Antonio. County Judge Stanley Kuwalik Dewitt District Judge J P Pool and others in DeWitt County back Schleicher.
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George J. Schletcher
Guero
Ds. Inlet
Cuera
Schleicher
San Antonio
Stanley Kuwalik
Dewitt County
J. P. Pool
Howard P. Green
Travis Church Hosted Guest Day by Missionary Society
The Women’s Missionary Society of Trails Park Methodist Church invites all women to a guest day at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the main church auditorium. Attendees are urged to bring friends.
First Phonograph Recording Demonstrated in Texas
A reminiscence recalls 1879 when Rolla Ryan gave a phono graph demonstration at Goliad College in Goliad Texas. Emil Mathis sang on the recording as Ryan toured with the record afterward.
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Texan
Goliad College
Goliad
Teray
Rolla Ryan
Emil Mathis
Ryan
GA Pastor to Be Ordained at St. Mark's Church
The Rev. Charles W. C. Leel, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. C. Leel of East Mulberry, will be ordained at 11 a.m. Sunday at St. Mark's Episcopal Church after earning a B A from St. Stephen's College and graduating from Virginia Theological Seminary. Bishop Capers will assist along with several clergy.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Charles Wc, Leel
C. Lesl
East Mulberry Avenue
Ray
Mr. Leel
Liverpool
England
St. Mark's Church
Adoals
St. Stephen’s College
Columbia University
8. Mark's Church
William T. Capers
Diocess
West Texas
Virginia Theological Seminary
Capers
Arthur R. McKinsky
E. M. Pennell Jr
St. John's Church
Abe
E. H. Perry
Bt &T
Mark's Church
Marshal White Returns to San Antonio After Absence
United States Marshal O White of the district resumes duties in San Antonio after a stay in Austin assisting Judge R Z McMilen. A two week federal court term begins with civil cases to be tried in Austin the coming week.
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Beatt. O. White
United States
San Antonio
Pair Charged In Multiple Burglaries In San Antonio
A statement to District Attorney investigator Goets cleared up numerous San Antonio thefts over two years and led to six burglary and theft complaints. George Montgomery and Raymond Lowell face charges for burglaries at Lone Star Toll company garage on February 3, 1932, an ice station theft of $21.85 on October 40, 1991, and eight cartons of cigarettes from another ice station in January of this year.
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J Goets
Walter Tynan
San Antonio
George Montgomery
Dallas Street
Montgomery
Raymond Lowell
Crosby Street
Court of Justice of the Peace
John Shook
Lone Star Toc Company
Lone Star
Goetz
Young Men’s Business Club Heads to Monterrey Trip
Seventy five members of the Young Men’s Business club of New Orleans travel through Houston and Brownsville to enter Mexico by Monterrey on a July 5 trip, as announced by H L Orr assistant general passenger agent of Missouri Pacific railroad.
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Young Men's Business Club of New Grieans
Rental listings and rates in a cluttered classified page
A dense OCR fragment lists rental prices and addresses such as 52944 San Pedro and 414.00 month, with numerous incomplete names and garbled phrases. The notice appears to advertise Mary Lon and a rental directory service offering various monthly rates and locations, amid fragmented words and unclear entries.
Dangers in Park Cuts Cited by Child Welfare Group
A city recreation tax abolition faced criticism for reducing supervised play for youths. advocates led by Walbert Tynan and Lucy Smithers argue playgrounds cost less than prisons and prevent delinquency, stressing supervision to avoid gang rule and promote initiative.
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Walbert Tynan
Lucy Smithers
Child Protective and Humane Society
R. €. Hugman
Social Welfare Bureau
George TH. Crazy
Bexar County Public Wealth Association
D. F P. Davia
T. TI. Ochs
Chamber of Commerce
George L. Johnson
Playground and Recreation Council
Ralph Gibbs
Row Over Hotel Bankruptcy Case Settled
Federal Judge DuVal West settled a dispute in a hotel bankruptcy matter involving Tyrrell and the Robert E hotel firm. An involuntary petition by creditors and a voluntary petition by the hotel company were resolved, with later motions to dismiss involuntary petitions merged to avoid delaying claims and avoid creditor preference.
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West
Crpinory
Referee
Tyrrell
Als
Robert E. Hotel
DuVal West
Southwestern Boew [Dairy Company
G. A. Stoweers Furniture Company
Henry Hirshberg
Attorners
Tha Tefureéts da
Boy Scout Swim to Be Held July 4 at Camp Comal
Boy Scout swimming meet moved to July 4 at Camp Comal New Braunfels announced by scout executive Carl A. Bryan Visitors invited to 2 p m and to stay for the camp evening court of power Seventy one scouts participated in the second week of Camp Comal five from Monterrey Mexico participated in the opening week
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Camp Comal
New Braunfels
San Antonio
Carl A. Bryan
Monterrey
Mexico
Shaver for State Superintendent Club Formed
San Antonio educators organized a Shaver-for-Superintendent club to back Charles N. Shaver in his bid for re election as state superintendent. Heeman Hirsch was elected president and W N Montgomery secretary. Adolph Uhr was named to head a support committee. Shaver served four years as a legislator.
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San Antonio
Charles N. Shaver
Sluca
Heeman Hirsch
W. N. Montgomery
Adolph Uhr
Shaver
War Mothers to Place Marker at Evans Grave
The Antonia chapter of American War Mothers will dedicate a memorial marker for Mrs. Certia Oberte Evans. The ceremony is set for Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Anchor Lodge cemetery at the corner of East Commerce and Palmetto. Royater, president, will lead the event.
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Finn Antonia
Certia Oberte Evans
Anchor Lodge
Cometary
Comer
East Commerce
Palmetto
Neon
Mra
MM. Royater
Presien
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Padifia Depot
Otto Nentwig
Wi Employe
Taft Ranch
Grigory
Mr. Nentwig Cage
Mio
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Rubtola
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Geyer
W. A. Bevan
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Bevan
Duck Specht
Snake Authority
Canada
Michigan University
Sapsco
TNO
Ford DIX
Marshal White
Reninada
Mary Lon
Heru
Avantients
San Pedro
Perror
Thompa
Russ
Hehroous
Greeley
Clee
Talant
Clanton
Mary Lalifae
Tynan
Adolph Uhy
A. Shaver Club
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