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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1930
Page
13
Aunt Et enters with tea and worries over the feverish baby and doctor’s presence. Lovejoy and Tom comfort Brie as Norrie reports the baby’s fever breaking, while discussions turn to care and trust in Avotto’s care and the future.
Shaded lines on a city map indicate a small street extension to provide a direct link from the business district to the West Point of the Air at Randolph field. The plan aims to ease traffic and improve access for visitors and residents alike.
Daily Lent observances will start Ash Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the Bau Mertanio cathedral with the holy sacrifice of the mass. The text also touts Squibb's Dental Cream with 60 percent Milk of Magnesia as an effective antacid for teeth and gums, claiming it neutralizes acids without grit or irritants and is sold at reliable drug stores.
Albert A. Baker, holder of a world record for coffee cups, aims to beat his own hour record of 51 cups in a Wednesday afternoon window display at Weaselhold Furniture on Commerce Street. Baker, who set the Milwaukee record January 6, has consumed 126 cups this year and over 18,000 cups in 1920, asserting coffee is not harmful. He prepares with a hot bath, cold bath, running, jumping, and two bowls of ale before each bout.
W P Givens suggests a shorter direct path to Randolph field via Thirteenth Street to Crosby Street, forming a direct line to the field. The plan would simplify navigation for visitors, reducing detours from Mousin Street to New Braunfels and Iowa to Crosby Street and under the bridge to the Seguin road, cutting five streets to two.
Debutantes spark envy as shopgirl Ardeth navigates love and rivalries in a glamor filled town. Jeannette Rous schemes with Cecile to trap men while Ardeth dreams of a chance at the exclusive Little Smokeri e club. A suspenseful tale of youth, romance, and secrets unfolding.
A jumbled recipe section shows cottage cheese and blue ribbon mayonnaise with garden greens and a molded salad into a pan, garnished with Tellmann’s Blue Ribbon. The rest shifts to a troubling advice column about relationships, urging a man to end a problematic affair and pursue work, with moralizing questions and unrelated personal guidance.
The Y completes plans for an $85,000 FM.G.A. fundraising drive by forming a 108-strong business group and a 30-member pre campaign committee. Carl Newton explains needs. Norman MacLeod introduces four Torq Hi-E presidents. Employees of the T contribute $885 as the kickoff.
Aniceta Guerrero seeks dissolution from Beatriz Guarria. Anna Wilt sues James M Tibbs. Corrine Chandler Phillips requests divorce from Ash W Phillips. Anna Mae Alien petitions against EF B Altea. Court records indicate filings and hearings scheduled for these divorce actions.
Raymond Starr of Lockhart remains cheerful amid recovery from a neck injury suffered in an automobile crash on the Castroville road three weeks ago. Doctors say his grim determination to get well has pulled him through the crisis and he insists he will be happy again.
A fragment notes optimism amid hardship. It suggests that life remains tolerable for someone whose condition includes numerous friends and a supportive network. The quote reflects resilience and social ties as sources of happiness despite adversity.
Ticket sales for the grand operas set for March 44 and 15 at the Municipal Auditorium have risen sharply, according to Jean Wildenstein, the auditorium manager. Anticipating heavy demand, patrons are urged to secure their tickets now as a rapid box office rush is expected next week.
W Ay Latter longtime Kerrville Mountain Sun publisher and South Texas Press Association member died at home after more than a month of illness. Funeral services set for 2:20 p.m. Wednesday in Kerrville. Latter fell ill while attending a convention in San Antonio a month ago.
N E White, formerly stationed in Mawaii, reported for duty Tuesday at Eighth Corps area headquarters as aide to Brig. Gen. Robert McCleave, chief at staff.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a journey to Texas with a first ascent in a growing town of about MH people. Residents in distant districts used oxen for riding due to muddy country, a rare sight in the narrator's experience and the only time such animals were used for riding purposes.
Mootley superintendent of schools will speak before the Parente Teacher association at the William T Harris school Van Ness and Calhoun Friday on What School Means to Commit. A task by Mrs Marr Joyner head of the public health nurses will precede Mr Hartley s talk. The event honors include recognition for Ingles Disanny with Mesdames Tesnolda Woltand and Vircinia Whippie.
Sheriff Alfoona Newton Jr. restrains a sheriff s sale of property tied to a forfeited court bond in the Fifth District Court. Applicants A F Gortari and Domingo Acosta, boatsmen, posted 1500 for Schneider who failed to appear and is alleged dead. Bonds were posted in San Antonio but returnable in Austin.
Mra. Della Licking, 58, was found dead at 610 East Commerce Street. Justice of the Peace John F. Onien announced a complete inquest verdict that the death resulted from natural causes after autopsy by Dr. T. N. Grodson and Hermann A. Nestor found no signs of poisoning. A man arrested last week for her killing was discharged with no charges filed.
Raymond Starr recounts a Castroville road crash three weeks prior that broke his neck and left him in a San Antonio hospital. He expresses faith, gratitude to doctors and family, and hope for recovery despite grim initial prognosis. Starr credits his wife and parents, notes supportive friends, and looks forward to reuniting at home in Ladbhark after healing.
May W. H. A. Morris, formerly assistant chief of material at Highth Corps area, has been detailed as an instructor in the Army War College. Major Morris was transferred to Washington as a student at the war college and is now completing the course. he will teach next.
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