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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
9
The regular weekly program at Temple Beth El will feature discussions on humanism led by Dr. Frisch and others. A Friday sermon at 6 PM and a Saturday service at 8:30 AM will address ethics and modern thought, with an open forum lecture during the week.
Washington November 2 internal revenue bureau figures show a 66 million dollar drop in tax collections since July 1. Individual taxes fell by 42 million, corporate taxes by 14 million, with cigarette tobacco and gaming taxes down slightly and admissions tax plunging from 1.774 million to 282 thousand.
Dr W W Teckson president of Wealmoorland Methodist college for girls will address parents and teachers at Washington Irving junior school 7115 ppm Friday Mrs B J Heath president of the parent teacher association will preside The Crowning of Peace a peace pageant presented by 8 A students includes Elizabeth Tayliberty Albert Barker Hughes Stiehard Mezzatli David Cohen Lugilla Schark and a chorus led by Jon Tanier Manuel Munoz Dosle Albrigh Pete Granato Ignacio Flores Joe Alencer Aline White Laura Mee Vickers Stuth Grenato Retty Myers Lole Cluck Violet Wood Carmelina Tierano The student orchestra under Mrs J E B Majowski will play Harpis Vogt violin and a piano solo by Kenya Lifechutz Seventh and eighth grade music classes will sing under Miss Tip Thomason Romulo Mungla will speak in Spanish.
Word of the death of Fred Isnon, 74, of Ben Francisco, Calif. and a former resident of San Antonio, haa been received by friends here. Blinn died recently, apparently of heart failure, two weeks after he and Mrs. am celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. He was retired Southern Pacific engineer, and had lived in this city until 1911, when he maved to San Francisco. Surviving Jim are his widow, Mrs. Anne Blinn, two daughters, Mrs. August Elinesoh of Oakland and formerly of San Antonio, and Mrs. Edward Wolk of San Francisco, and two wir, Robert and Paul F. Ryinn, both of San Francisco.
Bexar county deputy sheriffs planned to depart Thursday or Friday to fetch two men facing charges. Norberto Saenz, charged in Justice Court, will be brought back from Nueva Orleans for disposing of mortgaged property. John F. Onion, charged in Justice Court, will be brought from McAllen for swindling by check over $50.
A Federal Biological Survey report led by G. B. Landed shows October predatory animal deaths near a hundred more than prior month. Coyotes dominate killings with 580 reported, followed by other species totaling 812 slain statewide in that period.
About 350 guests attended the fifteenth annual Made-in-San Antonio luncheon at the Plaza Hotel. Arthur Storme, past president of the San Antonio Manufacturers Association, delivered the annual address on behalf of the association to the City Federation of Women’s Clubs, sponsors of the banquet.
A survey of unemployment in 40 cities is to be made for President Hoover's emergency commission of employment by the Metropolitan Life Insurance company. At the request of Chairman Woodward of the commission 1000 agents of the company will question 2,500,000 of their policyholders.
Berry authorities said cashier Phelan Shepherd reported the Bank of Berry was robbed last night of about 100000 in negotiable bonds and 815. The amount and details are under investigation by local law enforcement.
Ingalls and secretary of the navy were forced to land at Lordsburg New Mexico yesterday while en route from Los Angeles to Washington. They planned to continue by plane to El Paso today pending better weather.
Teevo was the subject of an open forum discussion at the Thursday breakfast meeting of the Exchange club held at the St Anthony hotel. Dr D L Decker spoke in the absence of president W Roland Kaye, with P G Taitas presiding as vice president.
Edwin B. George of the Commerce Department told wholesale and retail credit men that U S consumers handle about 20 billion dollars in total credit merchandising yearly with about one percent loss. He cited a recent national survey indicating the trend.
New Fork November reports illness pauses Lia de Putti stage debut in Made In France. The production opened ten days ago and closed yesterday due to her indisposition.
Amarillo Texas reports a minimum temperature of 20 degrees as sunny skies and a cool north breeze dominated the day.
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