Society Notes Preview A Busy Laurel Heights Week
Society pages detail dinner at infantry post ahead of a dance with decorated table, lists of guests including General and Mrs Brounis, Colonel and Mrs Thomas, Col. Edgar Tadwin, and others. Local events cover church wedding plans, bridge party hosted by Mrs Richard Proict, Alpha Lambda meeting, visits by guests from Gonzales, and community fundraisers at various venues.
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Coiuvel
Mee
Pierce A. Murphy
Brounis
Thomas 4
Edgar Tadwin
Lelovel
William Elliott
Tskworth
Eilen
Gonzales
Ee Y Sasiety
Laurel Heights
Selma
Obituary notices for multiple local figures including Mrs Ora Amanda Brown
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Ora Amanda Brown at age 28 at 244 Pacific avenue with survivors including husband Alfred Brown and children Adelah and Alfred Jr. Other notices note deaths of J W Bucksom, George Casseb, Capt. William Benson, and Mrs W T Matron, with funeral times and locations in Nixon, Decatur, Uvalde, and San Antonio churches and burial in local cemeteries.
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Ora Amanda Brown
Ora Amanda Brain
Pacific Avenue
Texas
San Antonio
Alfred Browns
Adelah Brown
Alfred Brown Jr
San Antoniny
Vere
Charles Roberts
Nixon
W. P. Griffin
Austin
Died at 62 Manchester Man Dies in Park City
Platt, 62, a resident of Manchester, Iowa, spending winter here, died at 10 o'clock Thursday morning in his apartments at 416 Avenue EB. He was a retired farmer. Survived by two sons John Ara Jr and J Frank Motson, husband W T Motson, father I W Colfer, four brothers and sisters in Philadelphia and Mariand Platt. Body to be sent to Manchester by Parler Loring with local undertaker services.
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William Benson
Teres
Uvalde
Mariand
Platt
Warlan
Manchester
Iowa
Avenue
Alfred Jesse Stewart
Denver
Colo
Four Mexican shoplifters punished with half-year jail term
In San Antonio, four Mexican shoplifters were arraigned before Special Judge Will Hogan in Comaly Criminal court. Each received six months in Bexar county jail, described as the heaviest penalty on record. They were arrested during eight weeks and tied to downtown thefts. Goods were seized and returned to owners. The event notes harsh penalties for shoplifting and cites the judges’ remarks.
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Bexar County
Will Hogan
Comaly
Vriday
San Antonio
Hogan
McClain Bail Granted After Four Trials in Local Court
McClain, four times tried before two juries in Bexar County on indictments for criminal assault, was freed at 10:30 Friday morning. Judge Taslo of the Forty fifth district and Judge Anderson of the Thirty seventh district presided. Prosecution sought the death penalty in the first trial. McClain and his wife Bessie have been jailed since last August as indicted accomplices in the alleged crimes.
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CG. B. McClain
Hla Iad
Tasloa
W.8. Anderson
District Cour Court
McGlain
Bessie McGlain
Bexar
Ainge
Ie Latier Eing Weder
Stomach Sufferers Urged to Try New Grape-Extract Remedy
A health column promotes a grape acid remedy to curb excess stomach acid and fermentation. It claims relief from sour belching, heartburn, and gas by using a fizzy solution of grape acid with Thiamin and sodium phosphate before breakfast for a week, asserting broad consumer benefit.
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Beatty
Bail in McClain case set after habeas corpus filing
The husband vows to secure Mrs. McClain’s release. B 35 Simmons, counsel, filed a habeas corpus in the forty fifth District to free McClain. Judge Foylee ruled the record supported bail and Judge Tayloe set bail in the crime.
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Stepa
Mrz. McClain
Simmons
McChain
Foylee
Tudge Tayloe
Seguin Trial Notes and Local Marriage Report
In Seguin Texas, a case before Judge Anderson in the thirty-seventh District court features pending bail set at $1000 per count, totaling $2300 across indictments with juries failing to reach verdicts in later trials. Also reported is the recent marriage of Miss Lois Thorman of Seguin and W. By Woltoucher of New Braunfels at the couple’s home, with plans to reside in New Braunfels.
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Nol
Anderson
Thirty
McClain
Seguin
Wells
Tex
Lois Thorman
A. I. Forman
W. By Woltoucher
New Braunfels
Aud
Presscott
Pyosontt
New Mrqunfiis
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Mareh 24
Pauline Palmers
Robert Kelly
Feil Lava Amd
Earl Meeks
Janis
Wik Viera Gubse
Mulberry Ave- Nue
Ake
W. B. Hitchcock
Berother
W. S. Morris
Augusta
Heiteald
Beton
Bucca
Wurztach
Netzer
Gcesis
Thora Conder
Dallas
Quest
Edgar Jones
Fides Mateons
B. Hi Miller
Friends of
Jarbor
Christian Chaney
Walter's Pharmacy
Angeles Heights
Parent- Touche Association
SA Deestrivk Skule
Evheol Hinking St & Ovlack
Libenrs
Fume
3. W. Bucksom
J. W. Busknom
Decatur
South Olive
Tayne Masonic Lodge
Mission Burial Park
Georga Casseb
George Casseb
Luowa
Gaaseh
Leona Gtrent
Syria
Bfrs
Anair Ty
Tarseb
Rothmen
Castle
San Antonin
Nerricea
San Fernando Cathedral
W. T
Bertram Simeon Vrain Nevitel
Gunter Ballroom
Wales
BORA
Tanlac
McLain
Manried
Ansaul
Eagle Condensed Mild
Milan
The
Blum’s
Waits Valley
Blinses
Harding
C.K. and
Blum
Dorset Department
Adersl Meat Markets
Com. St
St. Mary’s Street
Buehler Bros
Commerce St. Thras
Pigely Wiesly No
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