Hoover Thanksgiving Observance At Capital Clarifies Proclamation
Washington November 25 The Hoover family followed the president's proclamation by marking Thanksgiving with church services an automobile ride and a White House dinner. Officials nationwide observed the holiday amid cabinet departures and mourning for Secretary Good. The Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal church service united city congregations led by Bishop McDavid. Admirers sent turkeys including a wild specimen for the White House feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Traggrilly
Hoover
Itn
Hooter
Shergeon
Macoy Washington
Congress
James W. Good
Tadtor
Bud Mcn
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
William F. McDavell
White House
Mud and Hair Fly in Back Alley Fight Between Women
In the 200 Block of aang attest a back-alley incident led to a mud fight and hair pulling between Mrs. Timian Martinez and Maria Cassiano. A wash tub punch and mud hand grab escalated to a nose bite and scratches. Charges were reduced to disturbing the peace and the pair were acquitted after testimony.
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Timians Martinez
Maria Cassiano
Aang
Wnessay
Corporation Court
Tadze Dave Watson
Mire
Marez
Dave Watson
Tutt's Pills Rejuvenate Energy and Health
A promotional note asserts Tutt's Pills purify the liver and intestines, removing poisons and waste to restore vitality and overall health. It emphasizes refreshed energy and improved well being.
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de Tutt
Social round of Fredericksburg residents and guests
Clara C. Pancoast notes entertainments at the home of Freuericksburg locals. piano artist Miccayulun-Aluaz to perform Friday at the Texas Music Teachers’ convention. Regulars and visiting families attend dances, dinners, football trips to College Station, and Thanksgiving visits with mentions of guests from Schofield Barracks, Kelly Field, and University of Texas students.
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Clara C. Pancoast
Mise Olgy Seiser
Freuericksburg
Cua
Miccayulun — Aluaz
Yexas Music Teachers
Avysonathon
Alunz
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Ronald
Pride
Schofield Barrauke
Unwan
Trig
Mabel Brockhausgn
O. A. Thompsod
Hebbrouvalle
Exaw
H. N. Vowell
Thomypson
Sc Thympson
Burl BE. Henson
Nathan BE. McCleer
College Station
Texas-A
Holiday Visits Shape Fort Sam Social Scene
Miss Lillian Maverick travels to Santa Anna Texas to spend Thanksgiving weekend with Westmoorland college friend Velma Seeley. Fort Sam Houston social calendar features numerous dinner parties and teas hosted by local residents and visiting guests ahead of Christmas, with engagements and weddings in planning stages.
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Lillian Maverick
Velma Seeley
Westmoorland College
Santa Anna
Tex
Misa
Texas
Miss Maverick
Miss Seeley
Westmountain College
Vital Statistics ManuaI Licenses Entered and Burial Report
Fragmented notice lists names of individuals with licenses issued and burials recorded. Includes dates in November, locations and addresses, with multiple personal names and scattered descriptors. The legible items reference court notes, deaths, and burial details across several streets and wards.
Pioneer of Zueh Dies at Age 79
Mrs. Wihelming Taep, 70, died Thursday morning at her home. The funeral will be at 2 oclock Friday afternoon at Evangelical church. Burial will be in Invermere cemetery. Survived by brother Arlo and Leis Lom of Bucol, brother Gertieh Voge of Vou Ormy, and one grandchild.
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Ladies’ Quartette Club
David Griffin
Mimses Peggs
Kathleen Hennessy
Beta Tau
Neternoon
Hollywood Avenue
Richmond, Ve
Kelly Field
Mire
Harry Landa
Bushnell
Misees Zula Bforgan
Elta Savage
Jean Herff
Azel Adams
Tyre
Charles Roos Jr
Misa Marjory Werlé
Actian
Debotantes
Fort Sam Hougton
Glenn D. Hufford
Wihelming
Iorith
Bnicker
Evangelical
Etie Haffitarine
Invermere
Zuehl
Rieke
Ectanany
Seine FF
Gertieh
Ormy
Fireman J. J. Vidal Featured in Know Your Fireman Series
The Know Your Fireman feature presents J. J. Vidal, a chauffeur assigned to Station 12 at 1102 South Flores Street. Vidal joined the fire department in May 1916, based on the profile details provided.
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J. J.vidal
South New Braussels
Ayonur
South Flores Street
Hié
May A
Pursuit Flier Heads to Virginia for Conference
Capt. John K. Cannon, at Kelly Field, took off Thursday to Tangley Field, Virginia, for an aviation pursuit conference. Attendees will discuss pursuit aviation advances and tactics.
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Virginia
John K. Cannon
Kelly Field
Tangley Field
Bond Salesman for Cemetery Firm Freed of Vagrancy
Bond salesman for a cemetery association tested by Cor poration court on vagrancy charges after appearing at a bootleg establishment in the 400 block of Soledad street. Detective Littlepage and Mura testified spotting him there. the judge noted bootleg venues as sales sites but found Reynolds not guilty, citing his earnings and good performance.
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Reynolds
Watson
Rites for L. C. Akers Held at Poteet
Funeral services for L. C. Akers 60 died at his residence 2002 South Biarra street Thursday were conducted in Poteet. Rev R T Deel officiated. Akers longtime Texas resident and San Antonio resident for 12 years is survived by a widow two sons four daughters five brothers and five sisters.
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L. C. Akers
South
Biarra Street
R. T. Deel
Akers
Texas
San Antonio
Mandy Akers
Lewis’ Akers
Leming
Ervell Akers
Railway Line Fight Denied in Texas Hearings
G O Bateman of the T and P railway department denied claims that the Abltene and Southern line blocked the Gulf and West Texas railroad bid to build from Fredericksburg to Brack, as interstate hearings continued. Bateman noted the T and P also seeks a Ballinger to San Angelo extension, with an intervening petition before the commission.
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Dallas
G. 0. Bateclan
Department of the Texan and Pacific Railroad
Abltene and Southern
T. and P
Sai “Oppes
Gulf and West Toaxis Railroad
Fredericksburg
Bracr
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hateman
Ballinger
San Angelo
Iendtca
Mass School Bands Concert at St Anthony Hotel
Combined bands from Brackenridge and Main avenues high schools will appear at the St Anthony hotel on November 4 for a patriotic program benefiting American defense efforts. The event features student performances and a community gathering to support national goals.
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Mass School
Brackenridge
Main Avenue
America
St. Anthony Hotel
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