Writs Aimed at Medina Irrigation Dam Faces Court Ruling
Six injunction requests seek to force open flood gates and halt dam work to prevent overflowed lands. Trial court denied the writ, citing federal jurisdiction per the Reitzer case. Appeal notice filed. San Antonio likely venue for the civil appeals court. Plaintiffs include Sebastian Tschirhardt Stettle firm Mrs J S Stettle and Habeys Haeglin. Only one case may proceed on appeal as a test before handling others. Attorneys for Medina Irrigation Co are Aubrey Cresson DeMontel Fly and West. Company officials Palfrey and Creson attended the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Irrigation Company
Federal
Reitzer
Court of Civil Appeals
San Antonio
Sebastian Tschirhardt
Stettle and Sharp
a_ firm
J. S. Stettle
L. Habey
T. A. Habey
Joseph Haeglin
William Aubrey
C. C. Cresson
DeMontel and
Fly
Hondo
Duval West
Thomas B. Palfrey
Entertain Embroiderers Club Hosts Meeting
The Olive Embroidery club enjoyed a delightful afternoon hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Leonard. About twelve members attended with chrysanthemums and ferns decorating the dining room. The next meeting is planned for December 9 at Mrs. V. G. Eckelkamp’s home on Drexel avenue. Miss Gossip notes a joking remark about a no account husband and his cash payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Embroidery Club
Lawrence Leonard
V. G. Eckelkamp
Drexel Avenue
Beauty Remedies and Hair Care Tips From An Old Column
The page lists home beauty remedies including plain pyroxin to darken thin eyebrows and lashes, maya tone with witch hazel as a daylong facial lotion, and Mother’s Salve for sore throats and bronchitis. It also covers removing superfious facial hair with delatone, dry shampooing, and therox root powder to energize hair roots for wavy, lustrous hair.
Debut dance and cotillion events at St Anthony hotel
Mr and Mrs J C Marley hosted a debut for their daughter Miss Terry Marley with twelve dances and a five course supper in the tapestry room. Guests included many notable locals and the Girls Cotillion club was reorganized with Belle Robards as president and several officers elected. A missionary tea and a citizens auxiliary meeting were announced for Utica Presbyterian church members and Ward 7 precinct 44 residents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
J. C. Marley
Terry Marley
M. Terry Logan
Los Angeles
Cal
Edwin McCormick
Rose Gunther
H. Morris
Jack Rowe
Earnest Lee Brown
D. E. Potter
Samuel Alexander Barclay
Joseph Lanier Nix
Juanita Hopkins
Roxana
Wilhelmine Schmitt
Josephine Woodhull
Annie Ray Townsend
Carrie Jones
Annette Schmitt
Eda Nacke
Florida Booth
Washington, D. C
Ruth Kelso
Mary Maverick
Annie Lee Kerr
Inez Foster
Emilee Chapman
Milby
Beatrice Giles
Ethel
Belle Robards
Zulime Herff
Janie Polk
Regina Beckmann
Ruth Muir
Christchurch women’s auxiliary to meet at 10 tomorrow
The Christchurch branch of the women’s auxiliary will meet at 10 o clock tomorrow morning with phre. G. W. Johnson at 222 West Craig Place. The Hebrew Ladies’ Relief Society will hold an important meeting at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Woman's Auxiliary
Phre
G. W. Johnson
West Craig Lace
The
Hebrew Ladies’ Relief Society
San Antonio
M. K. Alterman
Goliad Street
Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Relief for Sick Children
A vintage health ad touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle, thorough bowel cleanser for children showing signs of illness such as constipation, poor appetite, or listlessness. It claims the product, made from figs, senna, and aromatics, is safe, delicious, and effective for all ages, with directions on the package and urging readers to refuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Eckman
Eckman Alterative Promoted As A Tuberculosis Remedy
An advertisement touts Eckman's Alterative for consumption and lung ailments. A sworn testimonial from JO8.1. Troeschner credits the remedy with his recovery after years of illness. The notice claims no poisons or habit forming drugs and invites readers to request a recovery booklet from Eckman Laboratory. Local events include a Travis club gathering and a rural themed farmers dance at the chamber of commerce venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Ave
Ascot Place
Queen's Court
L. 1
Catskills
Jersey City
Eckman
Troescher
A. M. Fischer
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Riverside Park Baptist queen hosts towel shower for Buckner Home
Mrs. Laura Houston entertained Riverside Park Baptist Church women with a towel shower benefiting Buckner Orphan Home. Guests enjoyed games and two-course refreshments with help from numerous friends. Also noted: Estelle Grandjean and Lillian Robin headed to Devine for welding event. Country club plans Thanksgiving dinner with a 5 30 PM to 9 PM menu and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Houston
Riverside Park Baptist Church
Buckner Orphan Home
George Lupe
John Harvey
Youngblood
T. M. Mount
McVade
J. Spencer
W. C. Williams
W. A. Baily
J. O. Bell
J. A. Hammond
A. Perner
W. H. Butler
Misses Agnes Akin
Mary Melliff
Ruth Spencer
Estelle Grandjean
Lillian Robin
Devine
Country Club
Provincetown
Bradford
New England
Roquefort
Park plans deer and elk transfer by Kerrville
G A Stowers petitions the city to buy Brackenridge park deer and elk for his Kerrville park thirty miles away. He offers five dollars per doe, seven fifty for does with lawns, fifty dollars per elk, and twenty five for two bull elk. A city ordinance requires consent of twelve women from as many groups for under eighteen girls to perform publicly, replacing mayoral consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Stowers
Kerrville
Brackenridge Park
Mr. Stowers
Minneapolis
Notable Travelers Lodging at San Antonio Hotels
A long list of visitors and arrivals includes Harry Knight of Dallas at the Gunter, Walter Cobb of Uvalde at the Savoy, Forrest Richardson of Asherton at the St. Antony, and H. M. Telever of Mexico City at the Menger. Others from Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, and surrounding towns are registered or stopping at the Crockett, Bowie, Bexar, Savoy, St. Anthony, or Menger during visits for business, shopping, and travel over the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Knight
Dallas
Gunter
Walter Cobb
Uvalde
Savoy
Forrest Richardson
Asherton
St. Antony
H. M. Telever
Mexico City
Menger
Leon Lehmann
Houston
Crockett
F. J. Henford
Burnet
Tex
Bowie
An Wright
Bexa Hotel
R. W. Wells
Edna
E. Volk
Fort Wath
B. H. Mitchell
H. H. Schiebach
Crockett Hotel
M. C. Templeton
Lone Grove
W. L. Davidson
Glenblork
F. B. Ware
Stockdale
Savoy Hotel
W. F. York
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
St. Anthony Hotel
Alfred Levi
C. H. Cole
del Rio
H. M. Battis
Hy Kneck
R. H. Ward
Yancy
Bexar Hotel
J. H. Campbell
A. F. Fisher
Waelder
Fort Worth
Jz Callan
Gunter Hotel
West Texas
C. W. Coleman
H. Bencini
Alamo Oi! Company
J. E. English
Louisville
Thanksgiving Bowls Held by Vineta Bowling Club
The Vineta Bowling Club held a Thanksgiving noon event. First prize went to Mrs Albert Bartholomew, runner up was Mrs Charles Thiel, and booby prize was awarded to Mrs C O Dannis. Repeats are planned now until Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineta Bowling Club
Albert Bartholomew
Charles Thiel
C. O. Dannis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Iri
Im Society
Beulah B. Patterson
Edgar Dean Walker
West Park Avenue
Mrs. L. J. Hart
the Grand
Eli Hertzberg
West
Macon Street
Miss Janin
the St. Anthony
Miss Fairfax Janirt
Union Meat Company
Beef and Pork Packers
Union Stock Yards
San Antonio, Texas
Miss Gossip
Philadelphia Bulletin
Mme, D'Mille
Arnold Electric
Arnold
NOA Spears CO
Losoya St
Ida B. Shiner
Grand
Violet Oldham
Roberta Spencer
B. H. Nuckols
West Cypress Street
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Utica
J. W. Spillman
Ward 7
Precinct 44
George Reeder
Warwick Boulevard
Board of Health
Carter
Larters
Travis Club
Byron McMillan
New York City
Amanda Loomis
Mary Peters
Dixie
Betty Krueger
Lucille Price
Mary Nance
San Marcos
Lucille Ruckerman
Chicago
Adlle Loring
Mason
Messrs
Frank Morrison
Dewitt McGinnis
Bob Cayne
B. A. Peters
Hans Helland
Berlin
Germany
Erik Kunkel
Arthur Marek
Karl Peterson
Alamo Mission
Chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Washer Brothers Company
N. K. Fairbank Company
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