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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1930

Page

7

Questions and Answers From The Light Psychic Column

The Light hosts a mystic room where San Antonians send out of town questions to Professor Ali-Din. Readers in cities like San Marcos Seguin Edinburg and Laredo receive brief fortunes on marriage relocation careers and business prospects based on anonymous inquiries and predicted outcomes.

Ali-Din San ‘Aotonians Mystic Jdske Ali Dinis Conti F. C Mouston San Antonia San Marcos Aus Sutherlands R. HV Seguin Fou Bon Ormy Edinburg Gsoguin Three Rivera Camerons N. A Port Davia Sper City I. Fv Guero Soppaun Schertz Marcy Laling M. Bf Ploresville Alora L.A. D Sinton New Braunfels

Traffic Trial of Many Surprises Brings Fine to 1

In corporation court Judge Dave Watson heard Leo Rodriguez 25 of 20a St Coluis street and Henry Trevino 21 of 8 Leigh street charged with negligent collision. Rodriguez admitted passing Trevino and claimed his machine did not touch the other car while Trevino testified his car struck a railing and a manhole. Rodriguez was fined 10 and Trevino acquitted. both had been arrested by Officer J G Mergele.

Thure Corporation Court Leo Young Dave Watson Joby Rodriguez St. Coluis Street Henry Trevino Leigh Street Rodriguez San Marcos West Commerce Trevino Hodriguez Treving J. G. Mergele

Former Converse Man to Be Buried Saturday

Albert Ftarthold, 59, who died this week in Martinez, will be buried in Converse after services at the Converse Evangelical Church. Surviving kin include Augusta Tarthold of Ploregeiley tor rons, William and Elwin of Cone saree, Hanno of Lavernin, Orcar of Floresville, and daughters Mrs. Mérie tha Tuchner of Converse, Mrs. Anna Howell of San Antonio, Tina and Tedna Barthard of Floceyville, with other relatives.

Converse Albert Ftarthold Martinez Converse Mgelical Ehurch Carl Knickers Bartholl Germany Vonverke Qhann Augusta Tarthold Ploregeiley Torrons William and Elwin Conesaree Hanno Lavernin Orcar Floresville Tour

Covey Exits Race for State Post Support Tied

E L Covey withdraws from the state post race and backs A J King of Throckmorton. Covey, editor of the Goren Advocate, is a former legislator.

E. L. Covey Vesar Covertetay A. J. King Throckmorlan Covey Goren Advocate Wasen

Sinclair Buys Out Pierce Oil Assets In Stock Swap

The Sinclair Consolidated Oil Company announces it will acquire the assets and business of Pierce Petroleum Corporation of St. Louis. Shareholders meet June 12 to vote on ratification. Sinclair plans to take over only the Pierce assets, with no stock exchange for the merger.

New York Sinclair Cobrclilated Oil Corporation Arsete Pierce Petroteuns Corporation St. Louis Sinclair Corporation Digree Elockholders Sinclair Lvierce

Annual Texas Yankers convention closes in San Angelo

The forty sixth annual Texas Yankers Association convention ended in San Angelo after voting to keep the $5000 dead bandit reward. John G. McAdams of Winters was named president with Irvin Met jenes of Gatesville as treasurer and Wal pillow Smith of Jasper as state vice president. A. D. Simpson of Houston and W. M. Massie of Fort Worth joined the executive committee.

Fort Worth Texas Yankers Association San Angelo John G. McAdams Winters Irvin Met‘Jenes Gatesville Walifri Smith Jasper aAmerican Banking Associaion A. D. Simpson Houston W. OM. Massie B. A Bea

Conference gathers for Methodist women's mission event in Texas

The national conference of the Navox doches district of the Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met yesterday in Lufkin Texas. Attendees included representatives from Nacogdoches Simpson Center Livingston Kelly Huntington Livingston Caledonia Center was named to host the next meeting with towns like Bronson Nacogdoches and Chico participating.

Lufkin Texas Women's Missionnt

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