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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1928
Page
12
Fragments depict Eunice nursing a colicky baby while arguing with Bill about chores and bills. Characters navigate work pressures and family tensions as dishes are washed and meals prepared amid a busy, noisy household.
A nighttime disturbance on Carson Street drew police to 221 Carson Street where Duncan, 12, was found wandering home without his watch after a chase. Detectives questioned nearby residents as city officers escorted the boy home and filed incident notes.
The fragment reports a traffic related complaint against a woman named Mire. It notes a filing after her day and place, with a court session at Corporation Court where testimony tried to assist the charge.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls childhood walks to a now vanished man hattar cafe on College Street. The writer laments changes, noting the street’s history and the absence of the familiar horses and locales that once defined the area.
Naval Editor Lieutenant Conmowler Crayge 8 Vorje, Army and Navy Courier, will attend aDevelopment Society meeting of the San ibn tonia Scientific section on Crt 16. At the first meeting of the season the Social Club heard Herbert Whitay Jinge advocate of the Eight Coins Area discuss Criminal Responsibility. Totund White referenced the Loch teen kidnapping and murder of Debby Franks.
Mrs Meredith aged 67 died at her Broadwar home on Monday. Funeral rites were set, with services at Carter Loring mortuary. She was a native of Atlanta and had lived in the city for the past two years. Survived by husband and children.
A garbled court scene shows Sherwood and others in a Corporate court bidding over fines. The text includes disrupted names and phrases with little clear action or outcome beyond a mentioned $25 fine.
In San Antonio a Cherry Chest contest offers prizes up to 2000 dollars with multiple cash awards and a 40 entry field. The program claims no strings or gates and invites residents to study questions printed on contest materials while promoting civic pride and local industry.
Several thousand automobile road maps will be distributed for free at the regional convention in San Antonio. The effort is organized by W. A. Keene, publishers, to promote the Lewin ta ficial convention and is part of a broader outreach by the Blue Bonne bate.
Readers are informed of the upcoming New Y Members Dinner, listing invited guests and schedule details for the Kentomber month. The notice outlines attendance, remarks by W. A. His roll, and the role of secretaries in organizing the event.
Five babies seek adoptive families as social groups search for couples to provide care and love. The children squirm with hope for a day when someone will adopt them and offer a real family life in San Antonio.
A children’s writing contest offers prizes of hooks and books. Winners chosen from essays that tell why the author is outstanding, with three top entries selected by judges from The Twead daily pages and local sponsors. Deadline details and judging panel listed.
Postcards by Miss Mary Hoover, an artist from San Malunio, depict new city buildings and local historical scenes. The works, aimed at fostering artistic interest, are being advertised in school basements as mutual wood-enthusiast exhibitions. Visitors include Mr Hichter of Dearpall and others from Antonia Monilio. Mr Hichter is a editor of the Pearsn! Leader.
Local officials from New Bragufels and Seystin Mondas join chamber representatives in Dallas to support Navy Day events on October 27. Delegations visit multiple cities during the week and plan outreach to about twenty communities in Iowa and nearby areas.
Sister medical students from the Army Medical College of the Meslenu government are reported in San Antonio this week. They toured city health facilities and met with Dr WW Ay King, head of the city health department.
The weekly meeting of the Women's Hoover Club’s odura tional department has moved from Wednesday to Thursday at 2330 in the tapestry room of St. Anthony Hall. Mrs. Co Salterfield is the speaker.
Jor te Wo Purler, pirstur of tee Central Chistian church, spoke to inmates at Me cauity jail nesting afternoon. Atheregilar rownty jail service featured singing by Mrs. J. If. Brown.
A list of names and addresses appears in a local missing persons notice from October. Entries include Francis Gain at 3am San Luis street and Joymoml Stheltz at 618 San Simon Scholtz, with several others across San Luis and West French areas.
A local court led by Judge John Onion issued fines for drinking and other offenses. Several individuals were fined five dollars for drunkenness, with additional fines ranging from two to five dollars for related charges. Some gaming and minor violations were also noted as dismissed or reduced.
Henry Zellerbach 66, born in Germany, longtime resident of San Antonio, lay in state at Belh cemetery. He was a jeweler active in the KK and left widow Mrs. Worn Zellerbash, a son Myron, and two sisters Mrsma and Hostellerbich.
Judge John Onana of the corporation court dismissed the charge of violating traffic ordinances against Carolyn Franbel in a San Antonio case this Thursday. The decision ends the prosecution, with no further action noted.
Five homeless babies in the care of the Texas Children's Home Finding Society in San Antonio face uncertain futures as demand for suitable homes grows. Superintendent Miss Jennin Furlan says welfare workers now seek homes for nearly every case, with several infants awaiting placement and some would be foster parents rejected for not meeting criteria. A letter campaign seeks funds to sustain the effort.
About 600 Texas grid fans will ride four special trains from Dollan Junction to follow SMU to a game in the East. The trip departs Wednesday afternoon for the Southern Methodist University event at West Point on October 6, per Missouri-Kansas-Texas division passenger agent Griffin.
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