More Needed by Red Cross Volunteers in San Antonio
National defense drive sees Mathers and San Antonio trainees prepare surgical dressings. American Red Cross workshop on Wolff Street reports over 100000 dressings completed for U.S. use. Daily shifts from 9 am to 12:30 pm and 2 pm to 5 pm, except Saturday. 276 women worked last week. 500 needed to meet quotas. No set hours or experience required. volunteers may bring or buy supplies. White caps and aprons issued. rewards for hours logged.
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Mathers
San Antonio
G Army
American Red Cross
Wolffé 28Nd Mare Company
United States
Ernest Brown Sr
Brown
Renedy Pastor Elected Alto Fria Encampment President
The Rev Don Coyington pastor of First Baptist church Kenerly was elected president of the Alto Fria encampment grounds 49 miles north of Uvalde The encampment runs July 21 23 with other officers Ira n Garrison Bib le teacher J B Mcdwell and FR Cawxer among speakers The camp now has electric lighting funded by the Rural Electrification administration Ads remain until late Saturday for the Big Banner day light event F-12394.
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First .Baptist Church
Kenerly
Alto Fria
Uvalde
Iran
Garrison
Baptist Duceit
Hono
J. B. Mdwell
Cawxer
Corps Christ
Troyal
Men's Brotherhood
Local college news and society updates in Bexar Facts
Jimmy Wolf elected vice president of the U of T chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha. Maudte Ledoon named homecoming queen at Mary Hardin Baylor College. The Canopus club spring picnic moved from May 24 to June 6 in Seguin. Henry Hayants on a motor trip to visit daughter Tack Browning at Fort Bragg. Douglas King family returned from a two week trip. Conventions manager Pat Patterson busy placing city bids for two 1942 conventions.
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Sy Oena
Jimmy Wolf
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Sd Phoenix
U. of T
Pi Kappa Alpha
Maudte Ledoon
W. H. Leddon
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Bellon
Patterson
8. A. Chamber of Commercs
Canopus Club
Seguin
Max Starcke
Henry Hayant
North Carolina
MHS
Tack Browning
Fort Bragg
Douglas King
Deathless Fourth of July drive boosts mothers group
Mothers of America in Balety begin a deathless Fourth of July campaign. Members plan a Washington trip for federal aid and child welfare support. The report mentions new Texas members, court cases, and local civic notes including Fort Sam Houston items and a talking cat mascot.
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Mothers of América
Washington, D. C
Mra
Vidlet
Greenhill
Shiet
State Division of ‘Child Welfare
San Antonio
Wietenes
Civil
Don
Balety
Copperhead bites girl on right ankle in Berghelm incident
Vinnie Woods, 16, of Berghelm, was treated at Green Hospital after a copperhead bite on her right ankle while returning home from a. physicians say she will recover.
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Vinnie Woods
Berghelm
Green Hospital
Becuhelm Ag
Achoal
Army lists seven men killed in twin crash near Wilmington
Dayton Ohio report details seven Army airmen killed in two crashes during a fierce thunderstorm. Names include Ware Captain Sonheffeld, Lieutenants Wiandt Griswell Brown, Sergeant Davis of Garksdale La, Captains Join C Stanley and F A von Deran of Bolling Field. One plane, a Douglas twin motor bomber, crashed near Carhon Hill. The bombing plane struck a hard surface hill road after a high speed impact.
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Dayton
Ohio
Army
Carhon Hill
Ware
Sonheffeld
Wiandt
Griswell
Brown
Davis
Garksdale
C. Stanley
F. A. von Deran
Bollingfield
Wash
Dreath
Wilmington
Hen on car horn blamed, egg found inside
On May 17 a club meeting suspected a child caused a horn to honk from a parked car. An investigator traced the sound to a stray hen perched on the horn, and the hen had laid an egg.
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Empire
Bilton
Property Hiding Charge Filed
A complaint filed Saturday in County Court at Law No.2 charges Joe Smith of 1000 Wooding Street Houston with concealment of mortgaged property. Investigator H A Woodn cites a mortgage given to secure a note, with alleged failure to notify the mortgagee of the debtor’s whereabouts.
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Joe Smith
Wooding’ Street
Houston
Smith
Gurinsky
McCulloch Jury Reconvenes. Indicts Include Garner for Murder
The McCulloch county grand jury reconvened on Wednesday for the spring term and returned four indictments. One charges Mrs Stelle Mae Garner of Mazon with intent to murder Opal Thompson, Brady waitress, on May 1. Thompson is recovering from gunshot wounds to both wings. Other indictments cover forgery and passing, and drunk driving.
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McCulloch
Brady
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