Harlando to discuss incorporation at west duff meeting
A mass meeting on Thursday night at West Duff Avenue High School will debate Harlandale's incorporation. Voters in Harlandale district will decide by election whether to form a town. Paul G. Îlaret, city marshal of Alum Heights, is the principal speaker. residents may speak for or against. Circulated notices list organizers James Hughes Ay Dupree and Gus Brown.
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Harrabdale
West Duff Avenue
WIC
Hachdale
Paul G
Herlandale
James Hughes
Ay Dupree
Gus Brown
Trial of three Americans delayed to April due to propaganda case
Brousa Luckey March 8 trial of three American would be charged with disseminating religious propaganda under education ministry rules moved to April 2. Court delay signals cautious enforcement as Anatolia’s Muslim community and the historic conflict draw attention. Plaintiffs include Edith Sancardon Lucille Day and Donnie Dilmun.
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Brousha
Luckey
Ministry of Education
Anatolia
Broussa
Police Base Wife's Mind Reveals Hubby's Location
A distraught wife telephoned police saying her husband was in a downtown hotel where they were stopping. Detectives Vogler and Litepace arrested the man on a drunkenness charge Wednesday afternoon and attempted to take him to jail as he resisted dressing.
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Laddigay
Carta
Vogler
Litepace
Roman
Ulo
Belle of Nineties Plans Gay Salon
Belle of Nineties aims to found a salon with wit and culture for 100 members at 200 dollars a year. She leased a 50-year-old airy residence once the center of fashion and planned an ambitious cultural endeavor in the stage scene.
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Belle of Nineties
Newspin
Balle Livingstone
Dronway
Tea dance at Argonne Heights honors Brigadier General Malone
An afternoon tea event at Argonne Heights in Geers club featured a white and green color scheme with Moxaniny and amilax decor. General and Mrs Malone hosted and were joined by field artillery leaders Colonel and Mrs Beall and Colonel and Mrs P A Coldorman, as the brigade prepares for a new station.
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Wwell
Wilteenth Weld
Argonne Heights
Geers
Malone
Social Busybody Notes From San Antonio Events
Mrs. Yoyer Gonzalez left Thursday for Galveston then Fiesta in San Antonio before heading east. Mrs Sealy Hutchins of Galveston visits her parents while Mr and Mrs A T Wright stay on McCullough Avenue. Mrs Leonard Reynolds of Yonkers and Mrs Julia Hoey visit Mrs Margaret Layleu in East Teocast Street Mer. John MaReynolds, president of the Woman's Auxiliary to the State Medical Society, travels home after a San Antonio stop. Mr and Mrs W Norcross split time between Miami and other stops. Agnes Cottonadigal PTA plans a March meeting at 3:35. Mrs Barent McNair and daughter from Houston were guests at opera season events hosted by Mrs G A Smith and Mrs H A Afooa. Mrs Weather, soon to be married in October, honored with multiple social events by local hosts. Mr and Mrs Frank Winerleh host a chic dinner with Mexican motifs at the San Antonio Country Club, featuring an adobe house centerpiece and Latin-American decor. guests include Newsomes, Street, and other officials. Dancing followed the dinner. Mr and Mrs Gene Newsome and other guests attend. Mrs Prank Worcester hosts a bridge tea at the Bright Shawl, with a lively tropical setting. Mrs Arnold Mouravid presides at the bridge. The Bright Shawl hosted a luncheon by Mrs O Ve Rheuley and Mrs Kilhort with prominent guests from Texas and New York. The eventting decor echoes Mexican influence with orange and yellow tones. Mrs Whitney Robie of Dorlam hosts guests prior to a trip to Europe. Mr and Mrs Avery Rogers entertain. A later reception honors the Newson and guests at the Unig! Nal hors day event.
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Teonard Reynolds
Bhierwood Park
Yonkers
N. X
Julia Hoey
Grant
Margaret Layleu
East Teocast Street
Mer. John
MaReynolds
State Medical Society
San Antonio
Aas
Arnvix Mouravid
George Thompson
Tranard Reynolds
Sherewood Park
N.Y
Margaret Layton
Ervatul
Dorlam
Obama
Bin
Tees Rogeras
Avior Acker
Miss Parton
New York
Aoker
Mijraltarning
Pee
Faith Fellowship Joiners Face Punitive Measures
Faith Fellowship Joiners face punitive steps for disobeying the presbytery of Philadelphia ban on affiliation with the fellowship of Faiths movement. Rev. Dr. William P. Fulton, stated clerk, cites relations with other religions as motivation, while the nature of punishment remains unspecified. The page also includes an advertisement for Emulsion cough remedy.
Trade Season Sugess 1b Verdict Trade Season
The spring trade season conducted by the chamber of commerce trade extension department in San Antonio shows strong activity. Wholesale houses from Dallas display merchandise in hotel rooms as attendees register for new lines and style shares, with final totals to be settled by March 15.
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Chambay
Romacree
Southwest Texas
Fawell
Ride
Mide
Seaso Mare
Bat Antonin
Jones
Ran Antonio
Dallas
Tomals
Chivaga
Hove
Han Antonio
San Antonio
Denver Woman Wins Divorce After Forty Year Trial
Denver March 8 A 96 year old woman, Mrs. Lusi Vitello Parady, has obtained a divorce from her husband of forty years. The court admonished her about flirting as part of the proceedings. The divorce ends a long chapter in a lengthy marital dispute.
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Denver
Apheaga of Oz
Lusi Vitello Parady
Luebanty
Averyel
German English Old Grads to Meet at Village Camp
A faded notice describes a gathering of alumni from German and English studies. It mentions graduates from distant years and a camp setting with attendees and delegations ready to engage in discussions and ceremonial events.
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Studeus
Heerin
Engl Geligol
Jimlor Cullesn
Ishn Mil 1867Z
Vongvegulengwin
Campad Ata Penegromulet
Stielents
Tyeamerlock Hatuvlay
Recall Notice Involving Motrin-Motorsin-Lan Incident
Local authorities investigate a gas-filled emergency that led to the deaths of two daughters, Amin 17 and Mautie 19, at a property in Cie Tigady. The incident prompted a recall sign and ongoing probe by the police into the cause.
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My Tlernationnid News Arti
Emvzamith
Noo
Mitel S— Mee
Tolan
Amin
Mautie
Volice
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