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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1941
Page
7
Albert Steves elected Wednesday as the new president of the Alamo Area council of the Boy Scouts of America by the board of directors at a Sir Anthony hotel meeting to succeed the late J. Roderick McAlpin. Red Meyer Ur. elevated to vice president as the council mourns McAlpin’s death and lauds his leadership and service to scouting.
The three units of the Boys' Club will join a national essay contest sponsored by the Elks national defense commission. Dr. Hugh Warren, board member, says entrants must write 209 to 509 words on What There Sam Means to Me. Participants must be under 19 and must submit by April 15.
Leroy Jeffers was to speak on What can I Do before the Lions club on a Wednesday. Patsy and Gloria Dean with Bruce Billinessey were to provide entertainment.
Mrs Bettie Law and Miss Paulue B are named as soloists for the Lenten program to be held at St Mark’s with direction by Walter Dunham. Other performers include local participants as announced by the church.
A list of names and roles outlines new coaching staff for the San Angelo school and the class of prospective students, with March 22 as a referenced date. The fragment references various individuals and positions across purported departments and selections, indicating a reorganized staff appointment and class offer period.
Four generations of a family gather at 1025 San Pedro Avenue as Mrs. Gabriel Garber and Mrs. Toy Rosenthal host with the 8 year old Elaine, visiting from Minneapolis. The grandmother and other relatives join in a shared visit that nurtures the family ties across generations.
Three Chinese truck farmers apologized to the Internal Revenue Service for not earning enough to pay income tax through 1940. They sent three $5 money orders with a letter to Cal Jector, asking they be accepted for national defense. Colorado readers note about 250 similar offerings joined income tax returns this month.
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