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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1922

Page

7

Society notes reveal varied gatherings and social club events

Liegutewact and Mav. Robert B Carely hosts, dignitaries attend, and prizes are won at a dance party while benefit events for the San Antonio Symphony Society continue. Irish and worldly topics are discussed at gatherings, with a St Patrick's motif decor and plan for Easter Star initiation. Public figures and families attend suppers, receptions, and church events across many venues including the Meuger Hotel and St. Patrick themed rooms. Additional notes mention travel, guests from Oklahoma City, and upcoming dances at the Travia Park Methodist Church and Camp Normoste Officers Club.

Starcke death in New Braunfels noted in York Creek area

Mrs. Max Starcke Sr., 77, longtime York Creek resident and Guadalupe County pioneer, died Monday night in New Braunfels. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Comal Town Cemetery with Rev. G. Mornhinwer officiating. Survived by Hugo Starcke of Seguin, Richard Starcke of San Antonio, and two daughters Tillie Macason of New Braunfels and Mrs. Henry Wrage of Midland.

Ence Longacre H. R. Stellan BL. Lawrenre Begulm Tex Max Starck Sry York Creek New Braunfels Ale Hol Guadalupe Courty Pact Cally Pigea Comaltown G. Mornhinwer Hugo Starcke Segui Harry Starekiepe Braunfels Charles Sta York Cronk Richard Starcke Han Antonio Tillie Macason Ney Braunfels Henry Wrage Midland

San Antonio Retail Grocers Meet Over Camp Seavis Trade

An executive committee of the San Antonio Retail Grocers and Butchers Association met to address complaints about a store at Camp Seavis on government land and in a government building it is alleged to undercut city grocers. The committee, chaired by Adolph Grasso, included Ben Ader, J Klaus, EB Welly Anchor, John Half, and A. Salling.

Execut San Antonio Butchers’ Association Nebt Imy Groverd Camp Seavis Ura Adolph Grasso Ben Ader J. Klaus Welly John Half A. ©. Salling

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