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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
7
Work on the Shrine of Ube Litt Flower, a replica of the Tomb chapel at Litcieux France, will begin in two weeks. The contract for $354 050 was awarded to the lowest bid by Nev Raymond Gomez of the Carmelite Fathers and Shinsors of the shrine.
National Music Week events include Rabbi Iphriem Priseh delivering an address on Jewish contributions to music at Temple Beth-El Friday evening. The temple choir will perform Haleyi’s Min Ha mefzar as part of the program. Saturday features monthly children’s services with student readings and a sermon by Ervin Pollack.
TOERIO May 1 Aaron dispatch to Rengo News Agency reports Yeh Hui president of the Cl ose Eastern railway and China's chief derogate to the long deferred fimo Russian conference to settle fuuestions arising out of their crebin of the railway info Har hin Loday for Moscow where the meet ing im Co. Perished and unfurnished apartments listed by prices in classifications 107 and 108 light classified.
New York May 1. Papers filed in a 100000 breach of promise suit against Charles W Paddock Olympic star by counsel for Miss Madeline Lubetty a 28 year old actress. Lubetty says their engagement was announced by Paddock in Cleveland and Angus and they were to be married last October. She alleges Paddock broke the engagement after a visit to his parents home in Pasadena California.
Josre Ia Cruz, 21, of 302 Upson Street, thwarted two women after a collision between their car and his milk truck at Houston and Laredo streets. The assailants drew pistols, but Cruz defended himself, disarming them and delivering a few punches before police jailed them on drunken power charges.
Police today sought Peterick Tsurke, 16, and August H Winkler, 42, in connection with a spate of recent Southern California robberies. The pair, alleged gang members, were traced to Chicago for partaking in the 1920 Valencia street massacre.
John Lynch Davis, secretary treasurer of the San Diego Army and Navy academy, died Wednesday in San Diego at age 78. He was a long time educator and veteran affiliated with the academy.
Memorial services were held at the grave of Rev J S Johnston bishop of the Enieconel diocese in West Texas at Mission Burial Park. Representatives of St Phillips Junior College attended including Bishop William Capers and alumni who laid a wreath in the ceremony.
Jesse W. Nicholson of Chevy Chase Maryland, a prohibition leader, announces plans to oppose Albert C. Ritchie for the Democratic nomination at the September primary as the governor nears the close of his third term.
Funeral services for John Revers Robertson 37 who died in a San Antonio hospital were held Thursday afternoon. The Rev Jesse L Xelvington of the Baptist temple officiated. Robertson lived in San Antonio all his life and is survived by four siblings and two brothers. He left behind family members in San Antonio and Stockdale.
Mrs. Oloea Rawle Magruder 69 of 431 Glenwood Court died Wednesday afternoon. Funeral Friday conducted by the Rev.3 dL Sea. sinus. She was born in Georgia and lived in Ran Ac damy 40 years a Methodist church member. Survived by daughter Miss Annie Rawls of San Antonio and Tephesry ealwin Tamplon of New York City. Pallbearers listed.
Lavernia resident C. Scull, 27, native of Guadalupe County, died in San Antonio after his son. He lived most of his life in Lavernia and belonged to the Lavernia Methodist Church. Survived by two daughters Mrs. R. O. Martin and Miss Tana Scull of Lavernia, two sons Fred H. Nicholson of San Antonio and Walter and Robert Scull of Ta ncrate, and a brother W. D. Scull of . K. Treaty. Real estate listings and notices follow in Light Classified.
An Austin art contest organized Saturday under Samuel Gideon of the Wolsereily of Tesar featured San Antonio students Ruth Neidner Bekcke and Gustavo Otero among participants from several area high and junior schools. The event, announced by San Antonio Public Schools art director Allee Rather, showcased work in tin die color, cone and modeling techniques.
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