Musical Club To Present Curtis String Quartet
The Tuesday Musical Club presents the Curtis String Quartet in concert at 3:30 p.m. at San Pedro Playhouse, the final season concert. Members include Charles Jaffe, Jaxoha Brodsky, Max Aronoff, and Grannda Cole with reception to follow.
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Curtis String Quartet
San, Pedro Playhouse
Charles Jaffe
Jaxoha Brodsky
Max Aronoff
Grannda Cole
Norm Hancock
Clu
H. L. Bridgman
Max Heller
Bertram Simon
Apdstlng
Mesdaines
D. J. Farrell
Roy White
Fran Stumpf
Willy Tate
Lous Moyer
Charley Moore
W. d. Lackey
Fronely Sullivan
Randall Piper
Mary Terrell
Assissibhg
Mesdames
B. B. McGimsey
E. #. McMahon
Dainey Calvert
Pind Rochs
Herbert Powell
Rufus South
Garrett Tucker
Robert Newman
van Petty
H. Py Hensman
Edward Steve Ril Hitchine
Uelen Saunders
P. J. Hennessey
Kowls Koonrek
Re Letler
Tonaco Lucana
R. Krbsch
Wow, MacDonald
B.C. Hebtart
Arthur Diard
Dr Becher
Missis Frances Krom
Katelle Jones
Socialites Busy With Weddings and Visitors
Town hums with weddings and guests as Dr Ralph Letteer and Margarety Walker wed Saturday, followed by Miss Margy Anne Hall nuptials. Visitors include Mrs Percy J Ebbott of New York and families ike Kemp Manns. plans for Roxana Helland and other brides-to-be unfold amid spring social season.
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Ralph Letteer
Margarety Walker
Margy Anne Hall
Benjamin Whites
Clarence Harker
Frank Lewis
Eshleman
Community Notes From San Antonio Headlines Sirens and Societies
Fragmented local column mentions transfer of Schlatters family to Washington D C and a social slate in Beta Sigma Phi at 626 East Evergreen Street. Beta chapter meeting led by Miss Alene Johnson with poetry program. Also notes council, Red Cross, PTA, officer elections, and a police discuss Mobility for Safety at St Anthony hotel. Birth announced Lawrie Joan on March 4.
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Beta Lambie
Beta Signa Phi Sorority
Alene Johnson
Moz
Aleda Boiven
Fast Evergreen Street
The
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Chip. Johnsons
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Hy Piehl
Frank McCord
J. P. McKensie
Aprik
H.W. Bulsong
W. BP. Mahatffey
Max Gareta
San Antonio
Philadelphia visitor believed to be Mrs. Joseph Choate King
A note from Mrs. David D. Hogan 120 Albany Street suggests a Philadelphia visitor may be Mrs. Joseph Choate King for about ten days. The article also lists PTA and school events across several rooms and dates, including meetings, programs, and guest speakers at Thomas Nelson Page Junior School and local clubs.
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Thomas Nelson Page Junior School
PT. A
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de Rosette Thome
Riverside PT A Officers Elected for 1942 43
Riverside PT A met Friday with Mrs Walter sicker presiding Officers elected included Mrs R A Finch President Mrs Walter Hickey first vice president Mrs J Cameron treasurer Mrs PLM Woodfall recording secretary Mrs J F Fyson corresponding secretary Mrs B K Halbert parliamentarian and Mrs Al Ted Becersdart membership chairmen The association now has 241 members Miss Frances Countess 48 class presented a patriotic program W W Vaughn spoke an Oration Versus Fear Refreshments were served by the 4 B homeroom mothers assisted by Mrs Hubert Welf Officers for next year were announced and the next meeting set for April 1 at 1 30 p m.
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Riverside Park
PT. A
Walter Sicker
R.A. Finch
Walter Hickey
Aldeta
J. #. Cameron
Ceasurer
Woodfall
J. F. Fyson
B. K. Halbert
al- Ted Becersdart
Frances Countess
W. W. Vaughn
William Mitchell
Daniel Durst
Hubert Welf
de Rosette Thomas
Fireworks restrictions issued during wartime
The Bureau of Mines bans sale and manufacture of firecrackers and fireworks for the duration under wartime restrictions. No person may sell fireworks except for certain items with a federal license. Patriotic groups may obtain permits to buy rockets and similar displays for pyrotechnic shows.
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Bureau of Mines
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Fenlot
Fie Bureau
Althoub
Mrs. Anna Mania Funeral Slated
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Mania, who died Sunday at 609 Milton Avenue, are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Riebe funeral home with Rev. A. K. Wolff officiating. Interment will be in Rosewood Burial Park. A German native, she lived in the United States 32 years and in San Antonio 31 years. Survived by her husband Nicat Mania of San Antonio, and daughters Mrs. Anna Doel of New York, Mrs. Moorthy F Miner of Los Angeles, Mrs. Gertie D Mueller of Yorktown, and Mrs. Elsie Mune Bchvert of San Antonio, with five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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A. K. Wolff
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United States
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Sumeots
Nicat i Minila
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Danelters
Anna Doel
New York
Moorthy F
Miner
Los Angeles
Mye
Gertie D
Mueller
Yorktown
Elsie Mune Bchvert
San Antonia
Tough Guys in Office Rally Cited in Radio Speech
Kansas City report notes Landon urging voters to elect steady leaders who will win the war, insisting the nation must decide how long the conflict lasts. He stresses the war's duration hinges on public resolve and the removal of distractions during wartime.
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AICM
Bandon
Din
Judge Keeling administers oath to new citizens
Mudge W. A. Kowling recently appointed judge of the Federal court urged 113 applicants to have no mental reservations about allegiance to the government before taking the oath. He warned any who doubted their loyalty to not take the oath and warned they should not return to the band they came from. The oath was to be given again to another group of 110 citizens Monday afternoon.
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Federal Court
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Fia
Rewards Offered To GM Employes
General Motors announces a plan to reward workers with defense bonds and saving stamps for practical suggestions to boost war production. President Wilson says some plants will operate on employee suggestions, with a 20 year plan. Bonuses range from 150 dollars in stamps to a 760 dollar bond maturing at 3900 dollars. Herbert Anderson, former Warner Bros. actor now in the army, is reported in New Jersey.
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General Motors
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Ieformation
Wool shortage spurs burlap bag alternatives in Texas
Texas Trails Conservation appeals reported burlap bag shortages for wool storage. Proposals include using paper bags, paper cartons, and reusing bags after wool is stored, with potential 25 percent space savings in shipping. Suggestions address replacing burlap and improving handling to prevent rot and waste.
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Office of Emergency Fil and Garment
Accident Fatal To C E Bowles
Automobic accident in nataretic injures Balieday. C E Bowles dies Sunday night in local hospital. Funeral arrangements by Rieber not complete. Surviving relatives include Linda Bowles, daughters Virginia and Dorothy Bowles of San Antonio, and mother Ruth Latrlante of Anchorage, Washington Bowles.
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Balieday
Rieber
Linda Bolles
Virginia
Dorothy Bowles
San Antonio
Mel
Ruth LaTlante
Anareartes, Washichories
Bowles
Bexar Youth Wins Wings in Air Corps School
Owen Redman son of Mer. M. JH. Redman of Randolph Field has graduated from the air corps advanced flying school at Lukefield Phoenix Ariz. He enlisted as a male recruit after attending the University of Texas.
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Mer. M. JH. Redman
Randolph Field
The
Air
Lukefield
Phoenix
Ariz
University of Texas
Frank Owen Redman
Divorcees Must Pay on Annuities
Supreme Court rules six to one that four divorced women who receive annuities from former husbands must pay tax on them. The ruling centers on the case of Josephina Pearer, a divorced wife from Wynter Pearce, New York, who later moved to Texas.
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Waontycton
March
Lins
Supreme Court
Ison
Josephina
Pearer
Wynter
Pearce
New York
Texas
Rev Ellis Urges Anti Vice Drive In San Antonio Sermon
In a Sunday night sermon at Crivary Baptist Church Rev Neal Ellis urged San Antonio authorities to intensify anti vice efforts. He condemned lawlessness and drunkenness and called on law enforcement to act, stressing the need to restore order and moral discipline among soldiers stationed in the area.
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Neal Ellis
Crivary Baptist Church
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