Fraternal and Secret Societies Convene at World Head Camp
State Manager R E Miller and District Manager CG ffe Sr oversee Sau Houston Campy Nab as Woodmen of the World aims to bolster its jurisdiction. Membership applications numbered 14 at Thursday night meeting. Initiation form given with one transfer. Scheibel presided in absent O S. Sick committee named Bonnemaison Scheibel and Stephens. Walletz Schwalm Novak led entertainment. delegates and visitors to World Head Camp convention at the Gunter Hotel for three days.
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R. E. Miller
ffe.Sr
Woodmen
Theorld
Sau Houston
Urte
Fehlbert
Schbel
Gunter Hotel
Spanish War Veterans attend meeting and notices
A San Antonio section reports Spanish War Veterans gathering notes readings of Senate letters and a list of attendees. The San Antonio Review No. 2 notes a Woodmen of the World Hall meeting March 2 with Beatrice Callabin memory act and Loyalty Pioneer certificates. A Latin school puzzle boom is reported in Goldfield High School with a cross word method.
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Goldfield
Goldfield High School
Aliss Ursula Dunham
Pythian Sisters to Meet at Friedship Temple Saturday
The Pythian Sisters plan a regular monthly meeting at Friedship Temple this Saturday evening March 1. Officers and members recently awarded Mrs. Alice Smith a seamen pin. Maude Bowers, president of the Blue Bennett Art Club, organized a party at her home for Friendship Temple members, with a well decorated setting, games prizes, and a luncheon course.
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Friedship Temple
Temple
Sre
Alice Smith
Maude Bowers
Blue Bennett Art Club
Friendship Templt
Ie Hame Enur
American Yeomen Host Meeting in Woodmen Hall
American Yeomen Womestead No. 3048 will lead its visitorial meeting Monday evening March 2 in Woodmen of the World Hall Woodmen of the World. Full attendance requested as several matters of importance are to come up before the meeting.
Woodmen Circle Groves Plan February Events and Contests
Members of Blue Bonnet Grove No. 1972 Woodmen Circle were entertained February 20 at Guardian Telora Deans home. Prizes were awarded in the cake eating and string contests won by Kate Seideman and Lena Montez respectively. Velora Dean elected convention general chairwoman. F M Benkendorfer chairs programs. Seideman leads reception. Montez chairs parades. A Pleasanton class was initiated February 27. Plans for convention entertainment were finalized February 25 by joint grove committees.
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Blue Bonnet Grove
Woodmen Circle
Guardian
Telora Dean
Kate Seideman
Lena Montez
F. M. Benkendorfer
Velora Dean
Padces
cJlarte Cless
Pleasanton
Texas
Grove
Woekly
Woodmen
Woodmen Hall
Valentine Party by San Antonio Post Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to the San Antonio Post held a Valentine party on Saturday evening February 14 at 139 Leopold Avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs Oto. Prizes in bunco were awarded by Mrs Theodore Krause Mrs Wilton Adams Mr William Rebultz and Paul Tyson. About 30 attended with refreshments served. Next meeting is planned for Thursday March at the home of Mrs GEL Palje Street with Mrs Robert assisting. All members are invited.
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San Anetonia Postaffien
Oto
Leopold Avenue
Theodore Krause
Wilton Adams
William Rebultz
Paul EB. ‘Tyson
R. Idaho Street
Gel Palje
Robert
Goats
Lreges
Cave of Winds to be explored as national monument
Cub Feb 28 report from Colorado outlines a newly found underground cave with about 40 rooms to be further explored. The cavern features a largest chamber about 100 feet long, 30 feet high, and 15 feet wide, with stalactites and stalagmites and a clearly defined serpent figure.
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Dexver
Colorado
Rubanks
Park County
Shane
Campus windows fall in snow fight at New Haven
A snowy campus scene in New Haven escalates into a window smashing skirmish as students clash on the quadrangle. Officials report dozens of windows broken while security intervenes and students calm down after the incident.
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New Haven
Predicts Extinction of Japanese Indians by Doctor Batchelor
Dr Batchelor, a Church of England archdeacon and expert on the Ainu people of Hokkaido, forecasts their extinction citing population under 16,000 and health and assimilation pressures from Japanese society.
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Wagan
John
Batchelor
Church “of England
Hokkaido
Fifth Theftires Caps Capitol Merchant Fear of Robbery
Merchants on the Washington block protest to police after a third theft in months. A store has been robbed and four watches and jewelry were taken as fear of robberies rises.
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Washington
Jad
Fishermen Declared Lost At Sea After Trawler Fleet Search
A trawler fleet returned to port after a long hunt for seven fishermen missing since a gale. The search yielded no survivors, and the missing crew members from the Leiful and Wight Marshall were officially given up as lost.
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Reykave
Wight
Roberts
Galt
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Woodmen of the World Hall
Beatrice Callabin
Alamo Review
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San Antonio
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Rocker
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