Clubs honor retiring president at luncheon in city
A series of local events centers on the retirement of St. Pauls Dutheran and Woman's Club president Stauffer. A Wednesday luncheon at Schony Hotel will honor her with speakers and musical entries. Other associations meet or reschedule as part of the busy week.
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Mire Ffl
Stauffer
Woman's Club
Schony Hotel
Women’s Club
Ered J. Maurer
el Hertzberg
Leroy Bates
A. Wey A ¥Orden
Mary Stuart Edwards
Bits
Maurer
Society calendar features and farewells this week
Tuesday events include Major and Mrs William G McKay hosting a bridge party at Grayson Street for Lt and Mrs Frank Steiner prior to their orders to the Philippine Islands. Brackenridge Park box supper supports New Church Fund with Brackenridge Park prizes for best decorated boxes. The Lyric Ensemble leads the Nurses Association program at the Gunter Hotel on May 26. Mary Jordash receives a farewell dance on June 4 at the San Antonio Country Club hosted by the San Antonio Musical Club.
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Walthes League of
St. Paul's Dutheran Church
Brackenridge Park
Steuffer
Wom
eClub
SE Anthony Hotel
Westacor
Jang College Alumni Association
Buenn al
Vista Street
William G. McKay
Grayson ‘Street
Frank Steiner
Philippine Islands
Wilmar M.simpson
Woman’s Club
Camden ‘Street
Marjorie Bernadine
Doris Martin
Brackenridge High
Hathérine + Rockefellow
Main + a Avenue
Lyric Ensembl
Nurses’ Association
Gunter Hotel
Mary Jordsh
Iancheon
San Antonio Country Club
San Antonio
Ruth West
Benrietta Steele
Miriam Milburn
Sanadian Clubbers Plan Jubilee Picnic in Keebler Park
Canadian residents of San Antonio plan the first annual Ca nadian Club Jubilee Monday May 25 at Keebler Park to observe Queen Victoria’s birthday. B D Skinner will head the barbecue pit and women members arrange refreshments. Victoria’s birthday is May 24 but observed Monday due to Sunday date.
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Keebler Park
Canadian Club of
San Antonio
Queen Victoria
I. Newton
Nb. B
Four Face Court on Day Charges
Four persons arraigned before US Commissioner R Edwards on liquor violation charges Tuesday. One case dismissed while the others are held in default of bonds. Harry Graham held on second offense with $750 bond. W J F Schultz held on third offense with $1000 bail. Walter A Apelt pleaded guilty and held in default of $750 bond.
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United States
R. Edwards
Harry Graham
W. J. F. Schultz
Walter A. Apelt
Apelt
San Antonio Society Notes Highlight Graduations and Weddings
Wednesday brings a day of garden teas and luncheon hosts in West Mistletoe Avenue and Elizabeth Road as Miss Fenwick Booth and Miss Ella Savage are honored. A Beaumont Buck Jr and Miss Alma Mapes nuptial is announced at St. Mark's Church with a San Antonio honeymoon to follow. Also noted are society visits, travel plans for the Goodrich family, and multiple upcoming teas for June brides among the local social set.
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Eva Florence Beach
Beecher Franklin Stout
Stout
West Mistletoe Avenue
R. Mo Middlebrook
Elizabeth Road
Ella Savage
Main Avenue
Aulisis
Rogers
Martha Louise Maggard
San Antonio
Beaumont B
Bucks
Beaumont B. Buck Jr
Alexime “Mapes
Plac
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Beaumont
Boys Steal Girl Clothing and a Nine Dollar Handbag
Miss Billie M. Cozart reported that two young men she met in Austin took her two grips containing $240 worth of clothing and her pocketbook with $9 after leaving for San Antonio. She said she would forgive if they returned the clothing.
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Billie M. Cozart
Cozart
Austin
San Antonio
New Braunfels
Miss Clozart
Avenue A
Rt i
Army radio stations move into Fort Leavenworth building
The Army installs four radio transmitter sets in a single Fort Leavenworth building to handle 800 to 4000 messages daily. A 30 kilowatt meteorological station and a five kilowatt unit expand weather, flying conditions, air mail and long distance broadcasts. Remote control will operate all sets from one room for weather and communications.
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Associated Press
Orb
Kansas City
Fort Riléy
Onala
Air Service
Fort. Leavenworth
Woman Loses Gems as Car Is Seized in Liquor Charge
Mrs Horace Dodge and her sister flew from Syracuse to New York after police seized jewelry valued at 150000 dollars and gowns when their chauffeur was arrested for carrying liquor in the car. The cars were held in Batavia while they planned to go to Europe and recover the items.
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New York
Horace Dodge
Syracuse
Walkers
D. Dodge
Europe
Red Cross Donates 600 to Camp LafA-Lot
The Red Cross voted unanimously to support Camp LafA-Lot in Bexar County with 600 dollars for maintenance and outings. W K Erwin notes continued cross and public welfare committee backing in San Antonio. The camp will provide outings for underprivileged children aged 4 to 13, with at least 150 eligible participants.
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Direttors
Bexar County
Cter
Almeridin
Red C
Cording
W. K.erwin
Simi Atiourit
Avhich
Red Crosad
Ivéliare Committee
San Antonio
Wife seeks missing salesman husband in city search
Mrs G Boening asks police to locate her husband Boening a traveling salesman for the Kahn-Ol company who left home Saturday on a sales trip and has not communicated since. She reported the disappearance Tuesday and fears for his safety at 128 Pasos Hondo Street.
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S. A
G. By Boening
Pasos Hondo Street
Boening
Kahn - Oi .Company
San Antonio Sees Lower Freight Rates Expansion
San Antonio will gain reduced freight rates up to 42 percent on most commodities between the Rio Grande and the valley. The new one line pricing will lower local costs, shift traffic from Houston, and increase San Antonio’s merchandise flow through the Alamo City.
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San Antonio
Coumerce
Houston
Cally
Alamo City
Béex
Fragmentary OCR Tale From a Scranton Notice
A damaged text fragment from Scranton Pennsylvania features garbled quotes about a mother figure and a doctor's visit. It mentions a Mrs C J Warhna and mothers and grandmothers, with unclear dialogue about illness duration and treatment. The piece lacks a coherent event or Date.
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Ren
Larvex Promises Mothproof Cloth for Home Use
An advertisement proclaims Larvex as a mothproofing spray that integrates into wool fibers, making textiles resistant to moth damage. It claims odorless, nonflammable formula, usage guidance, and availability at department and furniture stores with a price of $1.00 per bottle after initial purchase. The copy underscores adoption by leading U.S. textile makers.
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America
oLarves
Doraith
Larvex
Larvex Corporation
Brooklyn
N.Y
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F. F. Stauffer
Wroe
City League Union
J. W. Hull
Hill Methodist
Ladies’ Aid Society
Highland Park Evangelical Lutheran Church
Westmoorland College Alumni Association
Blanche Barbee
George L. Porter
St. Michael's Church
St. Sasha Hall
South Street
E. D. Frederick Epee
C. A
Teachers’ Association
Ralph Waldo Emerson Junior School
Ida Butler
Margaret Wendel
O. J. Starr
Fouth
Robert E. Lee
Elroy McBride
Hays Street
The
Welther League of
St. Seals
Society
Sanadian Clubbers
T. Eldridge
W. T. Eldridge
Sugarland
Colonel C
Thomas
Fort Ringgold
8. Griffin
Galveston
Bobbed Hall
Tod
Harry Aubrey
John Gaddis
Minerva’ Josés
Afigs Tegsita Matthews
J.W. Gaines
Brian
C. Norton
St.Mark’s Church
Willam T. Capers
California
St. Louis
Mix Gaines
Gunston, Ball
Washington
Edwin Pattien
Myla Baker
Hincheon
Menger Hotel
Dorothy Ann Stauffer
Dresden
Iere
Cole Y. Batley
Boethe
Perry Ebeling
Betty Jane
Dallas
Benjamin H. Carroll
Toledo
Carroll
Louise Lucas
W. 5. Chambers
C. E. Hammond
Alamo Country Club
Miss Stauffer
J. W. Gaines
Mineral Wells
Richard Gaines
Marion Gaines
St. Louis Dispatch
San
ARMY
Ailo Radio
Ie Wol & Marx Co
Millinery Dept
RED Cross
Mra
C.J. Warhna
Farhnan
Scranton
Aye
Bere
Matoes
Heinz
Gebhardt
Piggly Wiggly San Antonio CO
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