Eastons Honored by Two Couples at San Antonio Club
Two couples will host an informal dinner party Saturday at the San Antonio Country Club in honor of Lieut and Mrs Robert Louis Easton who plan to move to Maxwell Field. Mrs Gabriel Requa Mead will entertain at luncheon Monday at the same club in honor of Misses Mary Bromley and Mildred Warner visiting Philadelphia. Bliss Blues Middleton arrives Wednesday to visit Mrs J H Moore at 131 West Sumitpyenue. Miss Mids Hinton has been assisting at All Saints Junior College in Vicksburg Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie L. Levitt
Leavitt Canning
San Antonio Country Club
Robert
Louis Easton
Maxwell Field
Gabriel Requa Mead
Mary Bromley
Mildred Warner
Philadelphia
Willard Bevolin
Bliss Blues Middleton
St. Macy's Hall
J. H. Moore
West Sumit
Mia Vernal Perry
Randolph Field
M. D. Shyrile
Russell Place
Geralding
Mary Frances Walker
Vir Ginig
Fitegerald
Margaret Blackaller
Bigiebannet
Dorothy Lee Krueger
Chace Newton
Elizabeth Genz
Dorothy Matthiessen
Heverly Brown
Lirat
John Kimball Brown
Officers’ Club
Fort Sam
Elizabeth Tains
Krause-Schulzer
Henry M. Lulz
Martha Elizabeth Lulz
Doris Heuschkel Hosts Tea For 125 Guests At Grandmother Home
Doris Heuschkel hosted a tea from 4 to 6 PM Sunday at her grandmother Mrs J P Eyrhartz 927 West Hillsade Avenue honoring Misses Bersice Wagner Helen Foote Jackie Hynes Marolline Graf and Mary Metzer. Yellow stock and daisies brightened the crystal bowl as yellow tapers glowed in crystal holders with helpers Tonise White Barbara Aten and Marty Skelton assisting. One hundred twenty five guests called during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Heuschkel
J. P. Eyrhartz
West Hillsade Avenue
Bersice Wagner
Helen Foote
Jackie Hynes
Marolline Graf
Mary Metzer
Tonise White
Barbara Jean Aten
Marty Skelton
Wee
Bright Shawl fashion show stirs town chatter at social event
Report notes young matrons modeling welding sawn attire and wedding gown talk amid Bright Shawl style shows. Grace Wells and Irene attend Scenic Loop gatherings while Dorothy Sandlin draws attention on Gunter cops floaty chiffon prints. Madame and Lord Dithinerell provide gossip as readers follow fashion and mystery amid summer chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitch
Loy
Séelnz
Dorothy Sandlin
Gunter
Social Calendar Events in Los Angeles Weekend Mix
Social calendar lists numerous gatherings in Los Angeles and surrounding areas. Highlights include garden parties at Russell Place hosted by family of M D Shyrile and Juneteenth graduates honored at the Walker residence. Other events feature open houses, teas, and a spend-the-ring party at Aleswanu near Comfort.
Two Garcia Sisters Honored At Tea Ward Party
Miss Jesse Garcia and her sister Connie represented their family at a tea hosted by Mrs. Wibulane Walcoma in East Commerce Street home once called The French villa. Attendees included Mrs. Hale combs, Mrs. Mallia, Mrs. George J. F. Schmitt, Mrs. Willian Mark, Miss Kate Cassiano, and several Campbell and Newton family members among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Garcia
Connie
Wibulane Walcoma
auLy Tae Janders Thuretay
Is Ssr
Than Leal
Garcias
Jose Maria Leay de Garcia
Zuleroa Garcia Olsen
East
Commerce Street
Mary O'Brien
Kate Cassiano
Ernestine Edmunds
M. M. Campbell
Evelyn Campbell
Eleanor Maroney
Margaret Newton
Grace Newton
Fannie Gillespie
Jefferson High Graduate Missy Weeie Honored at Morning Coffee
Morning coffee honors Jefferson High School graduate Missy Lorraine Weeie with a program from LD o zloe. June 2 celebrates Miss Marion Dillyn as the 1930s prize. Decorations in pire and white colors feature wrist corsages and gifts. Local hosts include Miss Willie Sue Hopkins, Mrs. L. R. Dillon, Wade, and Anna Wade. Guests stay at Barbi Plaza in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson High
Missy Lorraine Weeie
Marion Dillyn
Jefferson High School
Tre
Willie Sue Hopkins
L. R. Dillon
Wade
Anna Wade
A.C. Schreiner
EK Om, Harison
Miss Hi Harrison
Barbi Plaza Hotel
New York City
Nancy and Betty Nance Honor Miss Wagner
Nancy and Betty Nance hosted a luncheon at the Old Booth cafe at 1 o'clock Saturday in honor of Miss Bernice Wagner Line graduate. Attendees named include Loretta Lowery Florence Miler Jerry Dean Rives Dorothy Bell Werer Margaret Hawley Jackie Hines Patricia Scott Jane Carvington Dorothy Long Semmanz Gladys Batthy McNamara Frances Barkin Marian Leng Jean Fitzgerald Vivian Hinsge and Mrs. Fred Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Betty Nance
Old Booth
Bernice Warker
Cavers
Rove
Loretta Lowery
Florence Miler
Jerry Dean Rives
Baorothy Bell Werer
Margaret Hawley
Jackie Hines
Patricia Scntt
Jane Carvington
Dorothy Long Semmanz
Gladys Batth McNamara
Frantes Barkin
Marian Leng
Jean Fitzgerald
Vivian Hinsge
Fred. Wagner
Randolph Field Girl Observes Birthday Party
Christollow Louise Bolche celebrated her fifth birthday with a Thursday party at Randolph Field. Pink and green decorations and a centerpiece of baby pink roses set a festive tone. Guests included Mar puerite Pope and others, with Wes Pope and Mrs. Peter Farshase assisting at tea for the First Baptist church Women’s Missionary society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christollr
Louise Bolche
Randolph Field
Rele
Marpuerite Pope
Anne Tarvey
Helen McGraf
Betty Sage
Joy Goggin
Joranne Tormey
Ned Harvey
Ruth Pone
Mar
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Ala. Mendis
Per
Ty Webb
Chureh
J. Elnett Smyth
Old Time and Village Band Dances Across City Listings
A fragmented notice page lists multiple dances and bands across various venues. Events include Old Time Dance with New Braynfels Village Band, Kath and May 20 performances, Fritz and his German Band, and Joe Hartmann later in May. Riverside and neighborhood halls advertise music, hours, and admission details amid scattered venue names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle
New Braynfels
Herr Louie
Doe Hartmat
Fritz
K. Frony
Obituary for Evalime Lay 68 at 2443 Porés Street
Mrs Evalime Lay aged 68 of 2443 Porés Street died. Services Sunday at Hagg and McCollum chapel with Rev Grover Lee officiating. Interment in San Dose Burial Park. Survivors include daughter Rentay of Colorado and sons Wilfred Harry Lay of Colorado and Clarence Lay of Chicago. Sister Nellie Rick Un of San Antonio and brother Willard Robinson of Kentucky. EMNZ ASSOCIATION WINS PITTSBURGH May 29 The Hod Heitia company announced it had recognized the Home Employes association as bargaining agent for 2800 employees at its strike closed north side plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evalime Lay
Porés Street
Hagg and McCollum
Grover Lee
San Dose Burial Park
Rentay
Colorado
Wilfred and
Harry Lay
Clarence Lay
Chicago
Nellie Rick~ UN
San Antonio
Willard Robinson
Kentucky
Emnz Association
Pittsburgh
Hod
Heitia Company
Home Employes Association
Oil Empire Founded by John D Rockefeller in Standard Oil History
In this chapter Rockefeller chronicles the rise of Standard Oil into a dominant global enterprise. He details direct-to-consumer sales, expansion from cities to small towns, and the company’s efforts to build capacity and market reach while maintaining loyalty among partners and employees. He notes the challenges of capital, the strategy of rapid growth, and the careful handling of competition to expand profits and influence worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Jaroiwth
Brargest
Oil and Water Won’t Mix in Ws is Octopus Strategy
Statement on Ws is octopus tactics notes oil water friction claims. It argues the company crushed competitors only through sound management and vigor, aided by U S State Department and ambassadors, with emphasis on global markets and adoptions to local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wsis
Peobw
Usis Chumby
State Department
Washington
Lin
Doubleday Baron & Company
Rockefellre
Lin Plea For Wage Bill In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on May 2 the American Federation of Labor executive urged amendment of the administration wage and hour bill to set federal standards for minimum wages and maximum hours in interstate industries. The federation seeks board approval of wage and hour schedules fixed by collective bargaining to become the industry standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
York
American Federation of Labors Executive
Presbyterians Begin Executive Session in Ohio Assembly
In Columbus on May 29 the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA began considering about 32 overtures from presbyteries. The board of pensions announced spending $2,099,671 on pensions annuities and relief grants in the year ending March 31, the largest total ever, covering more than 60 beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Supremé Court of the Presbyterian Church
U. S.A
Wir Board’ of Pensions
Customs Service Holds Up 12 Cars
Washington May 29 The United States customs service considers admitting Chinese cars to the country for plastic surgery experiments. Officials doubt approval due to legal restrictions on admission and concerns over the sponsor Indianapolis pharmaceutical house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Customs Service
Washington
United States Customs Service
Indianapolis Pharmaceutical House
Lhrir
Chiveaus
Uiey
Shattered School Diploma Day Amid Local Tragedy
New London May 23 12 The shattered New London High School expansion tragedy eroded hundreds as 60 surviving seniors received diplomas. Rev C E Peeples president of Len Morris College urged a determined attitude toward future growth and echoed calls for economic vigilance. Diplomas were awarded to bereaved families who lost 24 sons and daughters in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
New Lenton High School
Sears Leth
Mureh Ns K
C. E. Peeples
Len Morris College
Texas Oil Center
Dynamite Blamed for Fatal Tunnel Blast
Weehawken N J May 3. A power drill to a stuck drill and an expanded stick of dynamite caused a fatal blast in a Lincoln tunnel construction site between New Jersey and midtown Manhattan. Several workers were killed or injured as rock shards showered the area. Edward Gordon of the underpinning and foundation firm said investigators are examining the detonation sequence. One injured man was struck by rock and a packet containing a misfired dynamite stick was found on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weehawken
N. 4
Wattat
Warkman
Innes
New Lincoln Tunnel
New Jersey
New York
Edward Gordon
Hudson River
Elliott Sellus
Ford to implement 30 hour week in June
Ford Motor Company will operate on a reduced schedule to offset a seasonal dip in automobile sales. Harry Bennett, personnel director, announced the plan for June, addressing ongoing speculation that a 30 hour week might be adopted to spread employment during the slack period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Harry Bennett
Orsonnel
Ford
New Mexico Floods Wreak Havoc Across State
May 23 Albuquerque New Mexico faces heavy rains and floods that have killed six in 48 hours and damaged land. Bridges along northern routes have washed away. The Hook Island railroad rerouted trains after a trestle failure at Newkirk. Roswell braces as four rivers flood its center with the Pecos and Hondo not yet at crest. Adobe structures crumble and only two outlets remain passable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Hook Island Railroad
Newkirk
Santa Fe
el Paso
Roswell
Hard Working Job Wanted by Athlete
Bozeman Montana May 29. Ernest D Davis of Madison Wisconsin asks Bozeman chamber of commerce to find a cat ranch or sheep ranch for a 20 year old athlete who will work hard. He seeks a six foot one youth who does not smoke swear or drink and will return home in top physical condition after outdoor work. He will pay board room and laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
Gallatin County
Ernest D. Davis
Madison
Wis
Bozeman Chamber of Commerce
Longshore Shooting Probe Promised by District Attorney
SAN PRARO May 2980 District Attorney Buon Fitts promised to open a county grand jury investigation next Thursday into the fatal shooting of a longshoreman named W. Grege by Police Officer Wil Van H. Redding. The International Longshoremen association hired two lawyers to pursue an indictment and fullest prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robe
San Praro
Cali
Buon Fitts
W. Grege
Wil van H. Redding
Fitts
International Longsharemans Association
Redding
Blonde Jume Lang to Wed Film Agent
Hollywood reports May 29 1944 that blonde actress Jume Lang will wed Victor Oxsardy a film agents’ representative in a traditional ceremony at Westwadrome Community Church. Rodolph Friml composed a wedding march for the couple and will perform it. a German Metropolitan Opera soprano will sing Ab duyn ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Weddine Hiarch
Jume Lang
Ilu Blonde
Victor Oxsardy
Westwadrome Munity
Rodolph Friml
Coprano
Unions Win Fight With Shell Oil Co
Five oil industry labor unions gain recognition as collective bargaining agents with Shell Oil Company of California. The National Labor Relations Board official, Th. Tower Nylander, reported the board sustained charges against the company and rejected its coercive stance, confirming union representation for employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Shell Oil Company of California
Th. Tower Nylander
Fitional Labor Relations Board
Nac
Allred to Attend Family Burial at Cherry Mound
Governor Janes will accompany Allred to Cherry Mound near Denison for a burial service and to meet relatives traveling from across the state. The gathering honors several earlier Allred family members and marks a family reunion at the burial site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allred
Cherry Mound
Austen
Janes To Allred
Denison
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Honor Eastons
Laura Tiovize Phelps
Saturdiy
Elmer John Gibson
Lieutenant Gibson
Hawaii
Lea
Plato
Charlene Kusener
Old South Cafe
Dorothy Fresenius
Marion Dillon
Carol Comstock
Jane’ Deussen
Adele Schlierer
Marie Geyer
Willa Sue Hopkins
Billie Jean Trockhart
Velma Kabelmacher
Reba Alpert
Thomas Jefferson High School
Eieanor Arbetter
Janet Frost
Ruth Budow
Sara Maryn Liederman
Thel Rapoport
Helen Levenson
Hlaihe Lachman
Joyce Smith
Thibby Lande
Petal Borschow
Zlata Rose Prywitch
Ruth Kalish
Marist Braunstein
Dorothy Kalliff
Sarah Guttman
Idabetle Serift
Shirley Shanker
Carolyn Alpert
Ooes
Gloria Wilmoth
Opaline Marijovin Puckett
Dorothy Chaney
Berbice Shapiro
Tate Junior School
H.W. ‘Lovins' Howe
Rockwood Court
Dorothy Lee Kueger
Dorothy Lée Krueger
Edward James Collins
Shine
Thersvandinubher
Max Krueger
West Mistletoe Avenue
Dorothy Boehme
Alr. Byrd
Tucson
Ariz
Burford Weller
H.W. Schunemanin
F. R Talimarende
Dallas
Mrederis
Baylor College of Medicine
Lahanreade
Robert B. Green Hospital
Walie Mueum
Ralph &. Gray
Coast General
Vida Jones
Ab] Jenche
St. Anthay Hotel
Mildred Ashinoré
Dune Gradiste
Pilon
Sib Schuchard
Sib
Shir
Grace Wells
Jean Sombrero
Grace
Irene
Monsieur Chambray
Madame Vel
L.A
Garcia Siste
Joste Garcia
Canary Islanders
Miss Wagner
Andolph Field
City News
Madern
Dalies Macdona
Willels Grech
Cadv
Woodlawn
St Medwig
Joe Hartmann
Highland Social Club
Sulphur Springs
W. White Rd
Russel
Hermes
Danice
County Line Hall
Hiway
P. A. Syste
Moonlight Travelers
Ady
Lindbergh Park
Sat
Ngisic
Gus Borneman
Rockefeller
Standard
John 1. Rockefeller
Was
Amon
Cad
Fhelder
Iran
Jsblaven
Xan
Tor Mamy
Iebor
Tam
Anade
MF. Lin
Presbyterians
Shattered School
Light
Aa Weiter
Foes Ceneral Agmissio
Eee
Steves
Shell Oil Co
KTLA
Broadway
Fifth Street
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