Minormen to Observe St Patrick's Day Parade
A. O. H. committee plans a morning parade from St Marys School through downtown San Antonio ending at St Marys Church with an 11 oclock mass. James Stevens is grand marshal. An evening program at St Marys School Hall features songs readings a Kathleen Mavourneen pantomime lectures and tributes to the Irish by Rev. Father Quinn and others.
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St. Patrick’s Day
San Antonio
Order of Hibernians
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Houston Street
Military Plaza
City Hall
Courthouse
Commerce Street
Alamo
St. Mary's Church
James Stevens
Florence Gillespie
H. McCurdy
Ethel Gillett
Louise Kaecker
Kathleen Mavourneeen
Tom Martin
Marie LaCoste
Jerry Dance
Walter Fegan
Louise Haecker
Peter B. Donnelly
O. M
Oblate Missionary Band of Ireland
Ben Newman
Augustus McCloskey
T. L. Conroy
Peter O’brien
M. A. Ryan
Texas
J. H. Quinn
Order
Harbor City Terminal promises banana boom for investors
A. D. Powers promotes Harbor City Terminal Corporation saying bananas from South American steamer routes will unload at Port of Aransas and ship by rail to northern cities. He claims quick car switching from Harbor City to the ship’s side will generate profits for stockholders and offers land investments and a call to discuss at 388 Alamo Plaza.
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Central America
Mississippi
New Orleans
Galveston
Aransas
Harbor City
United States
Harbor City Terminal Corporation
Harr City
Ingleside
Alamo Plaza
A. D. Powers
Obituary notices from San Antonio area
Obituaries report Milton Hopkins death in New York at St Luke's Hospital with survivors including wife Sue West and four children. Ellen Halloway dies at 63 in a local sanitarium after moving from Forest Texas to San Antonio. Edith F Strickland, 20, dies at home on Austin and Tenth streets. service led by Rev. Dickey with burial in City Cemetery No. 3. Mrs Sarah M Martin, 75, funeral held at her son's residence with burial in City Cemetery No. 3.
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Hopkins
New York
Milton Hopkins
St. Luke's Hospital
Mr. Hopkins
Sue West
W. M. West
San Antonio
Edwin A. Hopkins
Society of Friends
New York City
Halloway
Ellen Halloway
Alabama
Forest
Tex
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Westminster Presbyterian Church
City Cemetery No. 3
Made-in-San Antonio Exposition To Close Exhibit
The general committee voted to close the Made-in-San Antonio Exposition exhibit tomorrow night after considering whether to run it through next week. Large crowds have visited daily. Prominent San Antonio society women are steady patrons of the Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths.
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San Antonio
Harlandale
South Flores Street
Paris
Orient
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