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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1927
Page
4
The annual fete for Meyfet of Tohn- Ben elementary school No 7 on rovth Tazedo street will be held at the school May 25. A doll pageant will be presented by pupils. Mrs Wolffen Henderson Miss Violet Pheit and Johnnie Dolan will supervise. A May pols dence will be given by the children with Delfino Casenera as queen.
An article urges mothers to prefer genuine orange products for children noting higher energy calories in real oranges and highlighting the dangers of imitation flavors. It praises orange juice for its natural taste and healthful qualities while cautioning parents to insist on authentic orange drinks.
The Blues retreat to a camouflaged division headquarters after the first day of activities, concealing plans from an advancing Red army in a tense strategic move.
Tudge W. C. Douglas is svemding everal days at Bagis Pass in a remote area. Local reports note difficult conditions and ongoing efforts to locate him. Authorities request patience as search teams coordinate with field units.
Word from Sergt. Charles W. Smith, San Antonio Marine recruiting officer, notes more Texas marines serving abroad now than at any time since World War I. Among San Antonio recruits listed are Theodora L. Geissler of 1225 Lakewood Avenue and Homped G. Lodgers of 3909 West Travis Street with the Fourth Regiment in Shangkary, plus Bernard F. Calloway of Toate C, with the Fifth Regiment in Nicaragua.
Porter Whaley, general manager, announced plans for a civic maintenance fund funded by taxation to support the Chamber of Commerce. The San Antonio chamber operates on a budget around 20,000, with a projected 40,000 debt to be addressed in the near term.
A garbled OCR warning notes truck drivers facing license issues and mentions accidents. It emphasizes caution for drivers regarding licenses and potential crash risks, urging adherence to regulations and safe operation.
Army orders detail extensive movements of soldiers and officers to training camps and duty stations. Names include Bracke, Townsend, Eobherer and Feather, with transfers to Fort Huebury Fort Kam Howson and levels of seniority such as First and Second Lieutenants in various departments and garrisons.
Reported operations describe the Second Division from Fort Sam Houston to Nine Mile Hill with dense shrubbery and brush concealing leaders. The march encounters redbugs and a hidden headquarters marked by crude signs near Fredericksburg raid sites. Journalists and photographers briefly witness the concealed camp and improvised communications amid forest cover.
Widely urged by business leaders and educators Quaker Oats promotes breakfasts that stay balanced through the morning. The ad touts Quaker Oats as ideal for productivity, noting its protein minerals vitamins and bulk and promising quick cook options for busy mornings. Grocers offer Quick Quaker and Regular Quaker Oats.
A. H. Sargeant, a New Orleans Presbyterian evangelist, will address the Bible class at the WO. W. Memorial hospital Wednesday evening. The event was denounced by Julio K. E. Beery, religious director of the Fay Clay mission.
Willem C. Allison of Englewood, banker, left a 3 million fund to preserve the Palisades of the Hudson River. The will states the money is to please Almighty God and benefit fellow men. Relatives contested the gift as non charitable. the New Jersey State Court of Appeals has not issued its ruling.
Andorra, May 17. The Fyreners republic contemplates an income tax to fund its ties with France and Urgel, Spain. A longstanding annual tribute to the president of France is cited, while Pauline, a famed figure, is noted as paying Uncle Sam more than 36 before returning from pugilistic honors.
Mes Veln Mae Amatrong was chosen worthy matron of Alamo Chapter No 665, Order of Bantery Sar, after the election of new officers announced Tuesday. Other officers include Mrs. Margaret Boyd separate matron Stanley W. Fitch worthy patron Mrs. Sue Swaf ford conductress and Myra Mildred Grissom associate conductress.
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