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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1929
Page
3
Clara C. Pancoast hosted a Menican luncheon at her Nal- Sanday home honoring Miss Johnson and Miss Bennett among debutantes. Guests included Lillian Otr, Joseph King Frost, Zula Storey Bisnks, Mary Lee Elder, Marjorie McGehee, Dorothy Thomson, Ella Surape, and others.
Returns from Hollywood then plans to travel to Seguin with sister after Christmas. A long list of social events at San Antonio Country Club and the Plaza Hotel features autumnal table decorations, fruit centerpieces, and guest lists including Miss Dorothy Jogsson and Miss Lula Stures. Also noted are club meetings, charitable society gatherings, and a choral group, with many local names and upcoming events in late November.
Thomas G. Jamen an 88 year old international sportsman and former president of the National Fox Hunters association died yesterday at his residence in Shankry Mississippi from heart trouble. Faithful negro servants and farm hands will hear to the grate his funeral rites.
North Jersey report details masked bandits in a car raid at the Schulz Management Bus company garage on Track Horse Pike near West Callingswood. They escaped with 3560 dollars amid a sequence described as a bold early morning robbery. Public notices advertise Granter bargains and Tusiser opportunity columns in Light Classified pages.
Walter Liggett, a slayer of Taney Cunningham, was granted a change of venue today by Judge Chester K. Hart of the criminal court to Hamilton county. The third trial will be held in Chattanooga after two mistrials in Nashville.
The Yale campus fence segment disappeared from Pach club last Saturday and surfaced at War yard Lemposa dinner in Cambridge Friday night. It was delivered today to 60 studio by express, prepaids of 295 were paid by consignor Brie Gustafson.
MUSKOGE Okla Nov 2 A. U. congress must provide a $100000 emergency appropriation when the regular session convenes December 2. Indian students at five schools for the Five Civilized Tribes will go hungry unless funds are approved. Superintendent Calhoun cited a 30 percent enrollment rise and higher costs as the reason.
A long court record lists numerous individuals fined for traffic violations with amounts ranging from two to five dollars, and a separate category shows fines for drunkenness including Felix Morales and many others. The entries reflect a broad municipal enforcement snapshot with multiple names and modest penalties.
New York banker oita Kabu denounces talkies as a fad though he concedes they may become understandable and help films charge higher admission. The piece lists various minor legal cases and dismissals including affray, misleading milk sales, and traffic violations with names such as Moynes, Frenk Tarinterg, Gustave Grossmann, and J. Saunders.
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