Titan Tower Ghosts and Linda's Moment of Surprises
Linda returns to Titan Tower after a week at Mr Avon's cabin to confront a haunting scene and confronts a benevolent specter, while her personal life unfolds with Steve Hubbard's proposal and a plan to marry. Mr Avon’s involvement evolves into a revelation of power plays, family tensions, and a dramatic surprise. Linda learns Mickey's safety, faces unclear affections, and discovers Blaine family intrigue surrounding Rennquist. The drama culminates in a startling reunion at Avon's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaptel Lita
Titan Tower
Mr. Avon
Jamie
Linda
Ewardinnship
Yerbert
Cynthia
Lins
Cyne Oia
Titan
Mr. Avote
Avan's Acres
Linde
Mr. Avan
Binds
Mortons
Mickey
Blaine
Avon
Linds
Muufit
Alse
Steve Hubbard
Mi. Avan
Steve
Hun Alte
Tinda
Mei
Ayan Ald
Dr. Blaine
Tas
Tancan
Ren
Ste Tilda
Fymquist
Tad
Burda
Niton Tower
Leonard Renquist
Reomust
Lina
Bas Blaine
Wham
Ban
Bis
Bill Blaine
Steve Bubband
Rents
Pop Blaine
Hhey
al Lawson
Dr. Renquist
iRennie
Rennie
al Lanear
Revie Redquist
Facifigevenue
Federal
Tron
Listist
Theo
Turevett Hough
Avon’ Ulde
Bey
Mr. Avant Sali
Laren
Amy Fanily
Chu
Indie
Bill Tain
Table Talks on Diets and Simple Healthy Recipes
Mildred Kitchen argues against fad diets and urges sensible eating. She recommends drinking water before meals, choosing fruits and salads, and smaller portions. Recipes include baked beets with orange and a citrus fruit salad with vegetables, tailored for healthy, slightly overweight readers.
Pronunciation Quizzed by Cornelius Beeckman on Daily Words
A quirky column by Cornelius Beeckman challenges readers to pronounce common words correctly. It addresses everyday terms like Tuesday and studio, warns against mispronunciations, and invites readers to reflect on personal pronunciation habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs
Cornelius Beeckman Bince
Avevuo
Institute
Mob 'Os Tooll
Castonm
Ny Kink Ees
Bend. Hy
Social Calendar for S.A. Thu Evening Romance
Thursday evening wedding of Miss Bara Dangings and Dr. John Takin Matthews at Roliglas dining hall followed by a reception. Bridge events and social gatherings listed with names and venues for the day at Mrs. Vilday’s home and related functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara Dangings
John Takin Matthews
Roliglas Dinme
Vilday
Nothing Sweeter By Prunella Wood
Fragmentary text appears to describe a fashion item or garment. It mentions fabric thinness and a belt, a length around 27 inches, and features like weather control, button or zipper, with garbled surrounding phrases. No clear event or person action emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prunella Wood
Angela
Dear Miss Fairfax Advises Lovelorn Youth on Patience
A 17 year old asks about marriage pressure from a boy she dates who calls her pet names and resents other invitations. The adviser cautions that many such couples rush marriage, warns against impulsive elation, and urges the girl to wait and reflect before committing, noting age and readiness concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Falrfas
Ramona
Beauty Brevities on posture and exercises for figure shaping
A fragmentary beauty piece urges daily exercises and breathing routines to slim the figure. It stresses posture, stretches, and simple movements to reduce fat and improve appearance, recommending short routines and breathing techniques as guidance.
Group to Attend New Braunfels Event in Honor Luncheon
A group plans a trip to New Braunfels for a luncheon honoring Mrs. Milton E Wagenfuehr and her daughter Mrs. Shelley Burt. Attendees include Mrs. Walter McAllister Miss Jurtale Dick Ansley Mrs. J Jeanette and others as they gather with Mrs. Edward Austin and Miss Virginia Clul. Also noted is a musical program at the Crystal ballroom of the Alcorn hotel featuring Harold Herndon with Jenel Carey, part of a training series. The fifth concert is set for April 14 with Josephine Falte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels
Robert Wagenfuehr
Shelley Burt
Milton E. Wagenfuehr
Wal Fer
McAllister
Jurtale
Dick Ansley
Jeanette
John J. Gil
F.M
Freeman Jy
Edward Auystin
Virginia Clul
Lee Ray
Chatdler
Virginia Seaman
Harold Herndon
Jenel Carey
Crystal Ballroom
Alcorn Hotel
Josephine Falte
Florida golfers arrive for St Augustine event
Betty Jameson and Carolyn Brows from Texas arrive at the Helol Ponce de Leon in St Augustine Florida to join the Florida East Coast women's golf championship at St Augustine links this week Mr and Mrs William R Kenan of Lockport New York host a dinner for the visiting players Cocktails in the Kenan suite precede the dinner De Mie Prestyne Hocker a spring bride elect is honored with a kitchen shower by Mrs Jack Fonske and upcoming showers are scheduled by Mrs Charles Cox and Mrs Charles Reed for March 18 and March 1 awaiting additional events
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Betty Jameson Arcong
Florida
Betty Jameson
Carolyn W. Brows
Bon Antonio
Helol Ponce de Leon
St. Augustine
Pla
St. Augustine Links
William R Kenan SY
Lockport
N. Y
Mie
Prestyne Hocker
Jack Fonske
Agyeite
Masdames Charles, Cox
Chares Reed
Kerry
Miss Hocker
Martha Jane Coopwood
Struggling OCR: Former Seligman Family Visitors Here
Mrs Lea W Strauss and Jon Lee J Strauss of Chicago visit Mrs Seligman and parents Mr Jan Seligman at their home in Oskmont. Mrs Strauss will be remembered by many in Wis as the former Enid Seligman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Seligmann
Lea W. Strauss
Jon
Lee J. Strauss
Chteago
Strauss
Jan
Dilvis Seligman
Trate Hone On
Oskmont
Enid‘ Seligman
J. M. Churchill
San Antonio
James Mt. Churchil
San Houston Arms
Claurehi
Matchester
Sony
Pelt Glassiford Jr
Maxwell Tide
Ala
Hokey
Armour executive touts better business for packing houses
Armour vice president L Lalumice said in San Antonio that packing houses show strength and expect improved sales as April 1 approaches. He stressed optimism about the future, calling automaniic sales a key driver, while party guests Overlook and Blerens joined in the trip for recreation and golf amid pleasant weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lalumice
Armour and Company
Chicago
Armour
L. Anthony
D. J. Overlook
Bunkey
A. B. Blerens
Ghidga
la Tuinter
San Anfanta J
San Anfeftin
Galanier
State A P A Officials Gather for Safety and Operations Plan
Officials from the Works Progress Administration Texas joined state and local safety and operations leaders at the Plaza Hotel for a three day meeting. They discussed flexible operation, a statewide warehouse for unit pol and safety materials, and standard procedures for job units across districts with invited supervisors and safety representatives from multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catimo
Atnte Wea
Plaza Hotel
Trog- Yeas
Texas
Wuttten IX
Wooduilt
Marshall
A. Orth Sr
Ballons
Dallag
Matthys Ur
Houston
J. G Douglins
Fort Worth
Wyat. Beazley
Waco
FL Minter
Austin
Thompson
San Antonio
C. O. Garton
Laredo
Car trouble and old taxi tales charm San Antonio memories
A vivid reminiscence recalls early automobile woes in San Antonio. The piece centers on a driver named Staacke and his Locomobile mishaps, the tire patch era, and cobbled streets that spurred children to chase a horseless carriage. It notes regional habits and a quirky scene of bystanders and repairs.
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San Antonio
A. E.J
Club Calendar For L A Day Schedule Of Local Clubs
Thursday evening events include Young People League Bethany church at 611 East Myrtle. Blue Bonnet Brove drill teams at W O W hall. Ladies auxiliary Jorn Walon International. Electrical Workers Labor temple gathering. Rey Aleph club at Miss Josephine Snda Priday home. PEL O Chapter X at Mrs Glenn Smith home. Woodlawn PTA at school auditorium. Mark's branch Women’s auxiliary at cloister. City Federation of Women’s Clubs directors meet at Mrs W D McCarty’s home. San Antonio Council of Parents and Teachers at Municipal auditorium east wing. FE Co Chapter X at Mrs Glen Smith 110 Argon street. Travix School at school. Rexar County Medical Society Book Review Club at medical library. Daughters of Veterans at Security Benefit Association hall. San Antonio Delphinn council at Fine public library auditorium Herff Bet. TLA 3210. Agnes Colton PTA at school center. Highland Park PTA at school.
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Young People's League of Bethany Church
Myrtle Street
Blue Bonnet Brove
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Jorn
Imu
Glenn Smith
Nacogdyches
Woodlawn
Auditarion
SE Mark
Women's Auxiliary
St the Clouire
City Federation of Women's Clubs
W. D. McCarty
East Park
San_Antonio
Council of Parents
Feachers
Municipal Auditorium
Glen Smilth
Travix School
Book Review Club
Woman's Auxiliary
Rexar County Medical Society
Mediaal Library
Louise ‘Tell Tant
Daughters of Maven
Security Benefit Association
San Antonio Delphinn Counsel
Fine Public Litheory
Herff Bet
Agnes Colton Pata
Entelcris
Highland Park
Park Assembly Hall Work Begins at Alamo State Park
Work starts on reconstructing the abandoned Alamo state park fire station into an assembly hall for patriotic organizations. The $15,814 WPA project will be the last at Alamo park, which also includes the chapel, a $75,000 museum, and landscaped grounds. Columbus, March 2.—Ohio senate considers a bill requiring fishermen to hear license numbers. passed the house yesterday 27 to 30.
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Park Assembly Hall
Alamo State Park
Alamo Atate Park
Alamo Museum
Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
San Antonio visitors host Bridgestone era events notices
Mrs Chester Terrell from Los Angeles arrives in San Antonio to be hosted by Quest Coaches with an informal tea on March 8 for her old friends. Several other social items note engagements, bridal parties, and upcoming weddings in Texas, including Miss Lucilla Rossy of Corpus Christi and Miss Prestyne Hecker's wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Terrell
Los Angcles
Quest
A.G. McNeill
Coachei
Terrel
Mixs
Lucilla Rossy
Corpus Chrine
Missas Jean Me
Donwid
Martha Jane Coopwood
Ardyre Pfanstiel
Mary Ab Dujaty
Elste Ales
Kay Masnn
Uvalde
Flower
Carol Lavell Wilcox
Miss Hocker
Herman ‘Vetter
Vin Vetter
Kerrville
Robert
Marvel
Fred Hauck Jr
John Fluth
Cilfort Zickel
Oliver
Alvin Vetter
Down’s Lutheran Church
Paper Selling Rule Angered In Printing Industry Brief
Washington March 2 An injunctive brief by Attorney Elishin Han Son for the American Newspaper Publishers Association and others argues the child labor provisions of the act give the Children's Bureau power to regulate newspaper sale and delivery by minors. The filing contends newspapers on street corners and routes are distribution, not production, thus outside production act scope.
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Washington
INS
Department of Inbor
Finnes
Elishin Han Son
Amivican Newspaper Publishers' Association
Haneon
Children's Bureau
Linn Publishers
Wiis Milter
Agus
Nower
Sertlan
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Blaiar
Snow Man
Ma Blaine
Binda Wan
St. Joseph
Mildred Kitchen
Ant
Tom
Harry
Jet
Jose W
S.A
Beatrice
Genoa Rae
Lin
Miss Fairfax
Lam
Centar
Lyon
Tury
Ine
Missouri
Joh McDavitt
Mya. Co
B. Emmett
Wiliam Warfold Winn
Athlehe
Mesdanica Winn
Luctin L. Morrison
Marry ‘Rogers
A. Relnarg
H., Linden
Jack White
Randolph Field
APA
O.f
Pilon
Martha Shook Calhoun
Jack Locke
Monsieur
Chambray
Nik Hase
Hisborary
L.A
Tick Henry
J. E. Rothwell
East Palestine
Ohio
Mya
Kate Roy
St. Loui
Batanor
Antonio
Will Franks
Balentday
Berkshire
Prestyne
Hecker
Kernan Walter
Fae
Migs Blamnee — Kutsetlativénter
Erna Hoeulg
Adlermmizerdom
Bethany Kvanchal Church
Adel Eulschenreuter
Mild
Jionar
Sicilio Kulschenremer
Lucille Pizzini
Kellagg
Battle Crock
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