Delegates End AMA Parley After Four Day Convention
Nearly 600 men and women delegates from the Stairway Mail association left the Gunter hotel Friday night bound for home after a four day convention. About 100 visitors joined a post convention trip to Monterey before returning home. Mrs. John A. Gager of Orden was elected president of the Women’s Auxiliary. Key officers named include Mrs. Burke of Boston and Schaitt of San Antonio as vice presidents, Mrs. B.C. Babody of Cleveland as secretary and treasurer. Resolutions condemned wage cuts for postal workers and opposed employing novices in railway postal work. Three congressmen, Kelly of Pennsylvania, Meade of New York, and Kendall of Wisconsin, attended the convention, with future committee leadership anticipated if Democrats gain the House.
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Det Bates
Stairway Mail Association
Gunter Hotel
Oro Mosico
Monterey
Republic
Women's Auxiliary
Airs
John A. Gager
Orden
Ulut
Ofbees
Ars. Burke
Boston
Schaitt
San Antonio
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Birs
B.C. Babody
Giovelani
VAX
Alin Schick
Olbec
Bordner
Warrisburg
Macomber
Seattle
Iunly
TR. al A
Post Office Department
Jurisdic
Raidway Postal Department
M. Clyre Kelly
Pennsylvania
Janey J. Meat
New York
Samuel Kendall
Wisconsin
House
Benefit Theater Party Is Planned By Brickenridge High
A benefit theater party planned by Brickenridge High School will feature the film Ambassador Wi starring Will Stogers at the Empire Theater. The event is sponsored by Lanrly Mids Jol Butler with proceeds aiding employment relief for eligible participants.
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Brickenridge High Schap
Lanrly
Mids Jol Butler
Ling Annouend
Ambassador Wi
Will Stogers
Empire Theater
Dickela
Inient
Tauline Gray
Vincent Stucke
Gladys Ileid
George Barrnet
Inez Hanna
Wazel Fowler
Nan Coburn
Ernest Thennel
Lee
Eilen Wwarold
Wallace Hutier
Hewitt Kelso
Marry Hubwright
Constant de Waal
Friday the thirteenth passes for San Antonio couples
San Antonio couples faced Friday the thirteenth with no issues as Rt. Oliphant deputy county clerk reports on license proceedings. Saturday saw 13 couples proceed with marriage license filings, indicating smooth local public records.
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San Antonio
Rt. Oliphant
Jicensea Briday
Revival at Alamo Church Takes center stage Sunday
The city wide young people's revival at South Alamo Methodist Church continues with a Sunday service at 7315 p m led by Rev Tollon Usour of Tunetion preaching The week features 7 45 p m services with Geary Maker of Travis Park Methodist directing songs and funds Weekly themes include College Night Eight School Night and Consideration Night noting Rev Str Boone son of L L Boone formerly executive secretary of young people's work in the West Texas conference
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South Alamo Methodist Church
Tollon
Geary
Travis Park
Boone
Lly, Boone
McKinley Wrenne
Young People's Work
Purple Masquers to Present Two Plays Wednesday
The Purple Masquers of Track on Ridge high school announce two one act plays this Wednesday with the drama club and sponsor Mrs. Wee sie Tate Moselle. Cast includes Richard Riestenberg Hirareth Garbrane George Theriot Anna Sehelper Eliza beth Brouer Margaret Waller Robert Johnson and Clarry Loessberg. Initiation of new members listed including Elizabeth Cochrane Amin Sehelper Richard Riestenberg and many others.
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Purple Masquers
Trrackonridge High Sehanl Sophomece
Elisa Dramatics Club
Weesie Tate
Amin Sehelper
Richard Riestenberg
Constance Velarde
Elizabeth Brown
Katherine Hill
George Theriot
Maria Jaques
Bertha Marie Wrasier
Robert Johnson
Ima Tramell
Penet Greenburg
Georgia Tindall
Towel Nash
Margaret Waller
Joe Kernton
Elon Vierhellar
Edith ,Valger
Paul Colemas
Evelyn Caw I
Josephine Tinnerall
Neta Kelley
Cramer
Jarry Loesshere
Alexander
Agnes Bosse
Baptists Return Home After General Convention Closes
WACO Nov 14 Baptists left for home after final sessions of the general convention The three day gathering closed with an imperial service honoring Dr W E Salles and Dr Forest Smith and reports on foreign and home missions A resolution protested the US Supreme Court decision denying citizenship to Duglas Clyde MacIntosh a Baptist minister and Yale university professor It urged reversal of the ruling Abilene was chosen as the 1922 convention host city for November 9 and 10.
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Waco
Teans Baptists
W. E. Salles
Forest Smith
United States Supreme Court
Duglas Clyde MacIntosh
Yalo University
MacIntosh
J. DB. Dawe
Baylor
Baptista
Abilene
Odd Fellows Read Lecture By Wash Young In Louisville
A city wide Odd Fellows meeting at the Grockett hotel at 4 p m will hear Wash Young of New York City deliver A fortune to snare a lecture. Mrs Ida Sherman will read portions and Mrs Tred Jones will sing with Florence Busch at the piano.
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Wash Young
New York City
United Clubs
Louisville
Kentucky
Odd Fellows
Grockett Hotel
Ida $. Sherinman
Vaal Young
Underwriters Assurance Company
Peacock Roll of Honor Announced at Peacock Military Academy
Announcement lists second month honor roll at Peacock Military Academy with students including Tomes Indy Prentiss Thrkett Paul da Wey Jerome sleyer Sag antonio Angel Coussoulis Laredo Charles Neville Minatitlan Mexico Hugh Stohlman Big Sprig Marvin Warner Tort Worth Harold Doty Garden City Senagne and Olegarid Losoyn Tel.
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Sas Mince
Makes Radio Static Diminish Acsample Amazing Devier Jo
An advertised device offered by W. 8. Bill Suite 240 619 Bt Street Des Moines Iowa claims to reduce radio static. It allegedly increases volume and distances distant stations, improves selectivity, and can be attached without charge. A no-cost amplifier is promised to interested buyers.
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Bt Street
Des Moines
Iowa
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