Ardeth Leaves Aunt Stel's House
Ardeth, a shopgirl, rebels against her ugly environment and clashes with Aunt Stel and Cousin Bella. She admires Ken and Cecile Burke while Jeanette schemes with Ben to advance her, and a scandal sheet exposes Ardeth, Ken, and Cecile. A quarrel ends with Aunt Stel's sharp critique sparking tension.
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Ardeth
Stel
Bella
Aleady
Glewson
Arome
Cecile Burke
Jeanella Walker
Cecile
Jeanette
Aredth
Ken
Parner
Danita
Neil
Story continues in Chapter XXI with Ardeth’s tense plan
Ardeth confronts anger and jealousy as Nell and Alea clash with Aunt Stel. Ardeth, seeking independence, plans a discreet hotel stay and marriage to Ken while anxious eyes follow her moves. Morning brings cold silence at home and Ardeth’s departure as she prepares for a new life away from the family.
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Ste
Nell
Alea
Ansha
Jim
Bet
Hut Arde
Bern
Ken
Jeanette
Ebon
Stel'a
Miamrunn
Paw
Stel
Ardeth
Theremin Debuts In San Antonio Attracts Crowd Of Curious
A new instrument the Theremin is demonstrated in San Antonio drawing hundreds. Invented by Leon Theremin, the device uses two antennae and a movable tone bar to produce music without physical contact. Visitors learn that touch is not required to create melodies, with pitch and volume controlled by hand proximity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Asiyone
Goggan
Thie
Lron Theremin
Victor Tca Company
Camden
N. I
Woman and Rabbi to Share Temple Pulpit
Mrs Estelle Sternberger representative secretary of the National Council of Jewish Women will share the pulpit with Rabbi Ephraim Fried at Temple Deth F with regular services at 3 p m Friday. Both will speak on Great Blessings Across the Sea. Sternberger recently visited the continent and will speak on personal experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Sternberger
Temale Deth
Ephraim Fried
Qtr
And I Remember When by Frank Baugh
Frank Baugh recalls a late 19th century railroad race between Texas and Pacific and Southern Pacific. He notes construction toward Sierra Maines and El Paso, with Jay Gould and cowboys hired to lay ties and rails. Southern Pacific wins by a narrow margin, allowing their rival limited operation into El Paso.
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Frank Baught
Vale Avenue
Texas and Facile Railroad
Southern Pacific Werm
Texas
Sierra Maines
el Piego
West Coast
Mies
Jay Gould
Udder
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Exchangites Hold Birthday Dinner in San Antonio
John W. Antrer of Dallas, vice president of National Exchange clubs, spoke at the thirty fourth anniversary dinner of the local Exchangite club held at the St. Anthony hotel. P. D. Mathis, president of the San Antonio Exchange club and district governor, served as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Antrer
Dallas
National Exchanse Clubs
St. Anthony Hotel
Aguesta
P. D. Mathis
San Antonio
Exchange Cluba
Selma School Winners Highlight County Meet Victory
Ninth grade aid program leader Louis Haig is pictured behind the rock crusher as students at Selma High School build projects for the county meet. The event showcased student teamwork and local achievement in a tight county competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Haig
Selma
Alded
Orcha rd evolution of spring in a misty lyric fragment
Fragmentary poem depicts spring imagery with sunlit orchards and birds. It blends sensory notes of warmth, breeze, and music with nostalgic longing and wistful lines about youth, parting, and springtime joy. The piece shows dreamlike scenes of nature and renewing life.
Selma School Cup Won Again At County Exhibit
Selma school children showcased language arithmetic and history notebooks along with a miniature rock cracker and medieval castle of payment boxes. Instructors Mrs. R. L. Harvey and Miss Nowatny supervised. The school cup becomes permanent and will be displayed prominently at Selma school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Wolgeswool School
Mnaryix Nowatny
R. DL. Harvey
Selo School
Trolley Transfer Sparks Court Case Over Abusive Language
John Williams of 405 West French Place challenged a trolley transfer, claiming it would save money, but the transfer was deemed late. The conductor testified the transfer was shown about an hour and a half late, Williams disputed that, and an argument followed leading to a $5 fine for abusive language by Judge Dave Wotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
West
French Place
Hiateral Fritay i Corporation Court
D. B. Bryant
Willams
Williams
Dawg
Moore
Dave Wotton
Adding Machine Theft Reported At Local Estate Office
A thief entered the T. 1, Eiser, 910 Real Estate building Thursday night and stole an adding machine. The robbery was reported to police and is under investigation. Names and exact locations appear jumbled in the OCR text but reference to the office and theft are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 1
Eiser
Fine Arts Program Planned by League at Center
A fine arts program will be held at the Jewish Community Center Torsdas at S14 om. It is sponsored by the femme teague dualor organize vion of Toruply Ueth TEL Nathan Neffech is in charge of arrangements.
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League
Jewish Community Center
Torsdas
S14
Trageim
Femme Teague
Dualor
Toruply Ueth- Tel
Nathan Neffech
Petition For Street Light Installation At Busy Intersection
A petition was filed with the city commission on Friday by nearby residents calling for street light installation at the intersection of Bimentere and Cru brano streets to address dark and dangerous conditions. The document reflects local concerns and requests action to improve safety and visibility for pedestrians and drivers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimentere
Crubrano
Sity Commission
Records of Early Texas Life by Max Kreuger
Autobiography recounts pioneer days in Texas with anecdotes from Max Kreuger a businessman and philanthropist. It covers early ranch life and stage travel highlighting frontier experiences and regional history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Max Kreuger
3rd Attack Group Flies Hop to Coast Field
The Third Attack Group departed from Reilly Field Thursday morning bound for El Paso and then Mather Field California en route to Tucson Arizona. Reports from Marfa warned of neoratic flying weather and dangerous conditions over the mountains may force a delay. The unit, consisting of 88 attack planes and transport, faced possible path adjustments due to cloud cover and flight hazards.
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Reilly Field
Marfa
el Paso
Matherfield
California
Partivifole
Marta
Tucson
Ariz
Vridas
Plones
M Borg
Art Exhibit Slated for Milam School
An art exhibit of 250 reproductions of great paintings will be held at Milam School, Remailom elementary area, Aussit and Casa Blanes streets, starting Monday and running through Friday. Proceeds support the school. many pieces will be sold at modest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rem Ailom
Errivol
Aussit
Casa Blanes Atreets
Heekioning
Air Officials to Visit March Field
Air officials to visit March Field Cape California to inspect operations and meet local officials. The delegation includes senior officers from Brockefield and First Tient Arthur Thomas, secretary of Aryanved Flying. The visit is scheduled for March 2 with a briefing planned for the contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March Field
Trade Meet Plans Wade Trade Meet Plans Wade
Preparations to doodle thousands of exporters who will attend the Southwest Foreign Trade Conference on Trouston April 14 15 are underway, according to Ernest L Tutt secretary of the convention. Texas exports declined in 1929 with figures tied to 1925. Goods valued at 305 240 453 were exported first nine months 192? while 485 956 834 in merchandise shipped during 1928. Manufactured cotton gas oil and seed meal led exports of 1920 per Caldwell. AIS delegates wishing to attend should contact the Houston convention office for reserve cards and railroad rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trouston
Ernest L. Tutt
T. J. Coldwell
Texas
Caldwell
AIS
Houston
Confab
Hoover Regrets Inability to Attend Inauguration
President Hoover regrets he cannot attend the dedication at Randolph Field Swig due to presidential duties. In a telegram to Porter Whales of the Chamber of Commerce, Hoover says he hopes to visit in the future but expects to be unable to attend the ceremony in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Fintere Reesely
Hla
Raniolph Field
Swig
Herbert Hoover
Porter Whales
Sammerce
Perday
Waover
Jui
Firemen Respond Twice to Separate Blazes in City
Firemen were called twice Thursday night to fight minor blazes. A small fire caused slight damage at the home of K. Sp. Johnson, 825 Maniotay Street, with unknown origin. A car parked on Navarra Alpert near Travis Park also caught fire, but damage was limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Sp. Johnson
Maniotay Street
Travis Park
Navarra Alpert
San Antonio Earns High Fire Rating in National Contest
San Antonio placed sixth in two national fire waste contests conducted by the United States Chamber of Commerce. Fire Chief J. G. Sartas, chair of the test contest committee, announced the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
United States Chamber of Commerce
J. G. Sartas
Teen Chamber
Poitedeigbia Wae
Pioneer Life in Texas Told Book By Bess Carroll
A review of Max Krueger’s autobiographical Pioneer Life in Texas recounts his immigrant journey from a penniless German lad in 1868 to a prominent business figure and patron of the arts. Krueger narrates frontier life, ranch and cowhand experiences, and postwar Texas, highlighting community values, neighborly aid, and the indomitable courage needed to endure adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Carroll
Beyoad
Texas
Seax Keneger
Mat Eancier
Me. Krueger
Inege
Patienteipal
Max Kroeger
Tera
Indianola
Jeralion
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Perty T. Crimby
Thraat
Britain
Kine
Features Syndicate
Tee
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Selma Obhool
M Cup
Eastern 3 Tar
Edgewood
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Yeal Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Will Holly School
Briday
Army Masonic Hall
Geayxon Elevet
Beulah Mantiage
Johnson City
Parta
Odd Fellows Hall
Crackett Hotel
Bterenon
Bora V. Cochrane
San Aulship Rhapters
Menger Hotel
Rawlings
Incine
Tanirl O'Connell
Leora B. Bart
Alfred G. McDaniel
Mabel Lee Eldridge
Stella C. Vodtie
Don Ladlow
N. M. Barney
Bessie
A. H. Darnell
Berthe SL Cla
Mendenhal
Adel Spicer
G. A. Davis
Leona C. Spencer
W. E. Bennings
Sue B. Swofford
Thomas Booth
Josephine White
OF. Crin
Ang H. Petry
E.R. Houta
Carrie E. Cook
We We
Holemena
Eula Markusich
Hay
Garner Rome
Lew Happe
Finneo
Coast Field
Por Milam School
Oughly Blencosby
Hein
Tyre Eever
Max Kringer
Meging Kelle
Bruener
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Texan
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