Bank expansion planned in Hondo. adjoining building acquired
HONDO May 11 Work will begin soon to enlarge and redecorate the First National bank. Directors have purchased the adjoining building now coupled by the Guarantee store from the Schuehle estate. The enlarged building will be Box100 it, compared to the present 360x100. Plans call for larger vault space, safe deposit vaults, and more office space.
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Hondo
First National Bank
J. J. Burgin
Schuehle
Education chief calls for broader iDuties in Texas Tech era
Lubbock May 11. Dr Dossie M Wiggins, the college's fifth president, urged elevating education for youth and adults to better grasp the nature and operation of modern social institutions in his inaugural address. Texans Bankers meet Fort Worth May 17-25 features Evans Woollen Sr president of the American Bankers Assn as a keynote.
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Lubbock
T ‘Tifth
Texas Tech College
Dossie M. Wiggins
Izet Night
Texas Bankers
FT. Worth
Texas State Bankers Assn
Evans Woollen Sr
American Bankers Assr
Crystal City Exercises Set features baccalaureate sermon
Crystal City May 10. Pastor B W Mantooth will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Crystal City High School auditorium Sunday at 3 p m. Commencement exercises are set for Thursday evening. James Millan is valedictorian and Marie Mortenson is salutatorian. Graduates include Oscar Avila Mike Acosta Annie Lee Powell Marie Mortenson James Millan Richard White Jeannette Stone Minnie Atchley Charles Serch Joe Cagle Constancio Bocanegra Gloria Castillo Frank Castillo Sydney Parkinson Joe Puente Betty Payne Anastacio Medellin Joel Pullen Juan Rivera Wayne Porter William Crawford Glen Ingram Stella Garza and Maurice McGir. Oscar Avila and Annie Powell will relate the class history.
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Tae
Joe Cagle
Constancio Bocanegra
Gloria Castillo
Frank Castillo
Sydney ‘Parkinson
Joe Puente
Betty Payne
Anastacio Medellin
Joel Pullen
Juan Rivera
Wayne Porter
William Crawford
Glen Ingram
Stella “Garza
Maurice McGir
Oscar Avila
Annie Powell
Brooke Dietetic Field Day Welcomes Texas Instructors
Home economics students majoring in dietetics from seven Texas colleges visited Brooke General Hospital for a field day. Attendees included UT, Trinity University, Southwest Texas State Teachers, Texas Lutheran, Incarnate Word, Our Lady of the Lake, and San Antonio Junior colleges. They toured mess halls, ward diet kitchens, a pastry shop, and a meat-cutting plant before lunch at the Red Cross building and a program on dietetics as a profession led by Brooke interns.
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Texas
Brooke General Hospital
University of Texas
Trinity University
Southwest
Texas State
Texas Lutheran
Incarniate Word
Our Lady of the Lake
San Antonio
Ward
Red Cross
Brooke
Detective Halts Fleeing Burglars
Det. Sgt Jack Hutton chased two burglary suspects, Tomas Sanchez Mata, 20, and Juan Mata Agul, from the back of a home on Clandora Street through brush to a bucket with rings and watches, and recovered a radio, shoes, belt, and a rifle hidden at the rear. The suspects were captured in the 100 block of Loma Street and booked.
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Jack Hutton
van Marcos St
Tomas Sanchez Mata
Lois St
James E. McGee
Clandora St
Hutton
Loma
Karnes City Court Opens Special to The Light
Karnes City District Court opened this week with Judge H D Barrow presiding. Thirty two jurors named include D B Scott N L R Douglas R B Fairly Alvin Krause E L Booe R M Korth A F Grimsinger Jr Frank Davenport C D Winerich Fred Johnson L K Sczepanik and Erwin Schencel. An advertisement note mentions a product called BLUE STARTMENT and a repeat-use instruction.
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Karnes City
District Court
H.,d. Barrow
D. B. Scott
NLR
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Tiondo
Bank
Adam Straw
Dick Haymes
Adam
Gesvine Pahamas
Hats Words
E. Houston
Texas Theatre
Hollywood
ST Commerce
Everay
Garfield
Dreile Cooker Treat
Ylay
Drede Cooker
Chloe
the Watch
Diamond Store
Missi Beurelty
Mission Jewelry CO
Chacke Cookers
Bill Main
Hame
Crystal City
Judge Puffle
SACLE
Karnes City Court
L Hartley
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