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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
19
A dramatic Evanston Illinois scene centers on Mrs. T C Keller whose house faces demolition to shield her taxes amid worsening economic conditions. The piece notes the home’s status and the homeowner’s reaction as finances drive drastic action.
Ad claims Blue Star Ointment can cure itch ringworm eczema and related conditions by soothing and absorbing medicines that melt into the skin. Money back if it fails.
Vienna reports a brighter social scene despite a low mood. The Vienna Registrate shows 32,443 balls and other festivities registered with the tax office in 1932, up from 29,223 in 1931, indicating sustained amusements amid tougher times.
Mrs Joseph Durst 68 of 17 East Fyron Avenue died at Santa Rosa infirmary Friday morning from injuries after a collision between two autos late Sunday at Hot Wells boulevard and South Presa Street. Her skull was fractured according to attendants.
In Chicago March 26 Miss Evelyn Cushing, 1932 Illinois beauty queen, moved from the Superior court annulling her marriage to Hallet Schultz to obtain a license and wed at Buena Presbyterian Church with accompanyer Harry Densmore, electrical engineer.
In Council Bluffs Theodore Bachelor an 80 year old hermit who has worn a beard for 11 years shaved it off when the cold spell arrived fulfilling a pledge made after predicting that spring was here to stay. He had vowed to penitence by shaving if wrong.
B Jones a Black former rally porter announces candidacy for mayor on the Republican ticket in Pocatello Idaho subject to the city convention He says he seeks to run as part of the grand old party that gave my race their freedom and will withdraw if another candidate enters the field he believes he cannot beat
New York reports three youths handed out “speak easles” price lists and ads. Judge Robert A. Inch received one circular and turned it to the prohibition department. Three advertising men got 80 day sentences. Everett, Massachusetts notes a domestic quarrel and alarm pull during a fire incident. A recruitment note urges to place ads in The Light before April 1.
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