Requiem Mass Held For Mrs Dwyer
A requiem mass was conducted Tuesday morning at Saint Francis Church for the late Mrs Dwyer. The service acknowledged the family and friends in attendance and paid tribute to her life and memory.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1927
Page
6
A requiem mass was conducted Tuesday morning at Saint Francis Church for the late Mrs Dwyer. The service acknowledged the family and friends in attendance and paid tribute to her life and memory.
A 15 year old boy withdraws plans to wed a 27 year old widow, delaying the marriage for twelve months. The prospective groom explains he wishes to help support his family and avoid public scrutiny. Parents debate the engagement amid social and legal questions.
Four civilians and three other individuals were executed today after charges of treason and desertion in a federal case. The executions, reported in MERICG CITY, follow a political upheaval era.
A fragmented report notes a meeting at First Presbyterian Church in San Antonio where Miss Murray and Miss Belle Dasials led a discussion on Texas independence and women’s roles. The event featured teachers from local schools and a ceremonial address about national educational unity.
A court denied a bride’s wishes for separation, prompting the groom to seek his wife directly. The fragmented item records a troubled marriage case with references to Washington, a wedding, and custody style notes, showing personal conflict and court involvement.
The 1929 San Antonio pageant selects twenty local girls to compete with a plan for a trip to New York if crowned. Tickets for the event are being sold by the organizing committee, led by an executive committee. The winner is expected to attend the show on March 19.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mysterious downtown case involving suspects tied to a fraudulent parse. Text appears garbled, with names and actions obscured, detailing a December incident and a surprising police response.
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