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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1933
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes cite cotton prices and market terms with scattered figures and illegible words. Mentions American cotton and middling grades, with partial price figures such as 4.73 and 4.8 but many garbled items.
A fragment from Mason exhibit notes limited entries and stock counts, with figures around 2A enive and 59 pips. The text mentions 40 Lami Wop entered and a live display at a Chelre event, with eye-catching items and a hotere display nearby.
Fragmentary text discusses an insect hearing event tied to a college setting. Names and specifics are obscured, with unclear dates and affiliations. The readable parts hint at a university venue and an expert speaker but lack concrete details to identify persons, place, or outcome.
Local clubs announce Tuesday gatherings across multiple venues led by Mrs Hi Hertzvere Mrs M H Lovelady and Mrs Hannah Hirshberg. Events include piano and choir rehearsals at Woodlawn and First Baptist church, plus meetings at Scottish Rite temple and Wesley House with city council and school board participation.
Members announced new officers led by Mrs. O. Wade as president and P. W. Cox as first vice president. Delegates to the San Antonio Council of Parents and Teachers were elected, with meetings planned at the school. A welfare party, vocal solo, and a flag drill highlighted activities as vaccination and diphtheria shots were scheduled for preschoolers.
Trustees for Janie Glogit announce a book award in Miss Williams’s class for perfect attendance. Entrance drives won by A Appleby and C Prowimnat. Kappa Zeta to hold regular meeting at Menger Hotel Monday 3 PM. Tuesday Musical Club junior dept meets Saturday 2 PM at Mrs Bly Herteberg’s home. A charity program chaired by F Arnaud to be staged, Usual business first. Beth F Sibseywlotl’s Temply meeting held at Coramunz center on 23 Monday. Roberts Beau M Parente Teacher association study class Sunday at 10 AM. Miss DeRoséthe Thomas to teach on the American Factor in Petting LARC class at BEC endOWNISh. Blue Bonnet grave No 197% plans a 2 PM Wednesday work session. Florence Bairio at 2910 Muenn Visin RUrGtl with Mrs Gindye Miller assisting. Tinporknit business to be discussed and all members urged to attend. Officers’ meeting Thursday afternoon at President Magne M enkendorfer’s home 328 South Pine st. Members to enter grave Friday evening at We O. Ww. house.
A vocational and technical school opens art classes focused on advertising. About 41 students begin coursework, aiming to learn practical skills in visual design, layout, and media for advertising campaigns.
Autoist injured when car collides with train and with another car injures multiple local residents. Names include WF Mara 47, J B Wrist 215 Beauregard, Essie Judkins 22, J M Rogers 23, J Mendoza 24, John Gen 22. Victims treated after Sunday wrecks near Nayalilos street and Alam Creek. injuries ranged from severe to minor.
Two tornadoes hit North Texas causing extensive damage as structures collapse and utilities blink. A new Merino Grimes county force demolishes a house while Mamalin Petroleum plant pumps halt miles from Tol. Daylight temperatures drop and rainfall accompanies the storm event over the Houston area and surrounding counties.
A brief notes that Taredo main in Laredo area faced overnight fog and rain with minor impact described, no damage reported. Residents reported lingering drizzle and cool temperatures as the system moved through the region with no major incidents.
A bill proposed in the Texas House by Representative George W Whinkagharis of Mexia would order all lobbyists to leave Austin but was stricken from the record. The chamber did not take up the elective Highway commission bill, though it was the first on the suspension calendar. The House approved a Senate measure letting common school districts issue refunding bonds to cover principal and interest.
The Senate rejected a slate of six Roosevelt nominees including former Representative Willie B. Stevenson of South Carolina and Webb of Tennessee, along with several others from New York and Massachusetts. The lengthy confirmation session adjourned after lengthy debate on the nominees and their qualifications.
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