Formation meeting of San Antonio musicians group
A meeting of San Antonio musicians has been called for Wednesday at the St Anthony ... attendees from local tenor, choir, and organist circles expected to form a new organization.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1915
Page
3
A meeting of San Antonio musicians has been called for Wednesday at the St Anthony ... attendees from local tenor, choir, and organist circles expected to form a new organization.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a proposed teachers group in the city with plans to affiliate later and work for student needs. Mentions Meo state argumentation and formation patterns after existing lines. The passage is garbled with incomplete terms and difficult to extract concrete facts or entities.
A community gathering featured Mrs Matone Puplim and Mrs Fe A Dauiet of Austin among speakers for a charitable tea fundraiser. Mabel Kus and Bessie Stantell presented renditions while Butler Knight performed a vocal number as guests enjoyed refreshments. Proceeds support the Young Women’s Christian Association activities and related charity efforts. The event, with remarks by Mes K Ralid ams tre and Robert Stewed Teward, aimed to raise funds for the association’s mission. The program also included a card party and a sermonette, with invitations extended to members of The Woman’s Austriany and local clubs for attendance. A notable donation tally reached about $215, with further notices for upcoming related events on March 20.
A traveling Prohibition group known as the Flying Squadron brings speakers to town Tuesday. Dr Clits M Sheldon and Mr Poling will discuss liquor’s impact on family and economy at Gravis Metropolitan Church. The second group arrives Tuesday night and the third on Thursday with former governors and legislators among the speakers and a program of songs to accompany talks.
Blakeney, Chicago golf rep, displays a length measuring device in room 610 at the St. Anthony Hotel. He invites San Antonio golfers to inspect the How ard Golf Developer, a machine registering drive force in garde, claimed to boost a golfer's power. Blakeney tours southern cities with golf gear and says San Antonio lacks a public course, urging growth of local facilities.
Fifth District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs outlines plans for the San Antonio convention on April 12 and 13. District president Mrs. Grown and past state president Mrs. El Herteberg are on the honor roll of the state endowment fund. A large donations list supports entertainment and arrangements by committee chairs and many local clubs.
A letter from a reader describes severe weakness and nervousness in womanhood, crediting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and harmony at home after overexertion. The note praises the product and invites further inquiries to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co for guidance.
The Barley offers unusual week attractions headlined by a celebrated character star in a five part feature. David Tintum and cast present a warm town tale with a bank employee romance, counterfeiters plot, and a satisfying resolution. Fritz Kreisler appears at the Empire. Kreisler recalls trenches and supply hardships in World War I. Mrs. Irwin arrives on screen in Mrs. Tinker's Back, a four part Paramount production by George W. Hobarth, showcasing top comedy talent and a wide cast.
The article previews Cleo Madison leading in a Peti theatre feature and mentions other film plans. It covers the stage version, an aerial serial in The Light, Wagnerian symphony program at Beethoven Hall, and concert by Arthur Claassen. Also notes Fanning, Turpin, and social gathering details with refreshments and attendees.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, San Antonio announces a free lecture on Christian Science to be given by William R. Rathvon on March 23, 1915 at 8 o'clock p m. Lectureship from The Mother Church, Boston. Public invited and doors open at seven thirty. Also notes a girls basketball team and social event at Tueren Verein.
Fragmented OCR obituary notes list several deaths with ages and dates, including Raying and Fon Beenie 62, Berg'sirl Lawrence Bh ? died March 18, Mart Ann Freeman 60 May ?, Walter Malin 99, and others. A stray paragraph about commerce and railroad construction appears, unclear and jumbled.
An article from Lanost-Stinte cites Dr James Be of New York City advocating minimal salicylate use and early bowel evacuation with Actoids or citrate of magnesia. For high fever and headaches an Anti-Kamoie Tablet every four hours provides relief and is recommended for headaches neuralgia and other pains.
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