Plaza DoS Roundup Of Local Theater and Media Figures
A chaotic list of Chicago and San Antonio figures linked to theater and broadcasting appears, naming Earl bet, JHET DAVE, Mr. B. J. Horner, Ralph, radio announcer Joe Luther, Charles Fear of Fehr Baking, Neal Barrett, KPJY, KTSA techs, Stephen St John Malven, Col Tompkins, W C Dickman, Ly 14 Digkmats, Jack McGuire family, Majestic Quilt power, Empire News, and Percy Barbat, with mentions of television prep and studio directing ambitions amid travels and engagements.
Former Bexar Jail Employee Sentenced for Hold-Up
John Carpenter a former Bexar county jail employee faces up to 20 years after a Nine ty-fourth District court jury found him guilty in a January hold-up at Pig Gland on Fredericksburg Road. Clarence Lite, a Pearsall youth, admitted involvement and testified Carpenter supplied the gun. The state showed Carpenter tried to recruit two soldiers to testify but they refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar
John Carpenter
Bexar County
Carpenter
Fredericksburg Road
Clarence Lite
Pearsall
P. m
Atl & P. m
Highways Reopened Out of San Antonio After Floods
All highways out of San Antonio reopen to traffic after rain and flood washouts. State highway No 4 The Border Highway and No 7 The Ok Span ish Teal are clear to Enso. The Monterey route from Lavero was closed briefly Tuesday by floodwaters but quickly fixed. Dispatch from the highway department confirms restoration of routes previously shut by severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonin
Lavero
Flaode
Lath
Lie
San Antonio Club Heads Montomira Chapter in 1911
Tillie Bello Montgomery of Ban Anlouin named chief president of the Mon Tronomira chapter this year. Officials include Whiler Peat Redined of Asin Dalen Morales Vier Wensidteit Mary Lilac Regermiéy of Presidio Mexico, with various appointments and duties outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Bello Montgomery
Ban
Anlouin
Hag
Mon Tronomira Chil Ab Weatinonilas
Ohee
Peat Redined
Asin Dalen
Morales
Mary Lilac
Man Found Dead by Poison in Lamar Street Home
Roter L Howell forty nine of 820 Lamar Street was found dead in bed Thursday morning. Detectives found a bottle marked poison and a glass with crystals near the bed. Mrs Howell said she visited a sister and returned to find him dead. Coroner to be notified. He formerly worked as a truck driver and civil service worker and is survived by his widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roter
L. Howell
Lamar Street
C. W. Lee
J. F. Willis
Howell
Civil Service
Sam Houston
Nob
Substation Office Questioned for Holiday Post Mail
Postmaster Lucan doubts use of municipal auditorium basement as downtown post office substation this year. He will shop for another location to handle general Christmas package mailing due to potential high rental costs and city controversy over auditorium space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muicipal Audiorum
PF. G. Lucan
Ulin
Licas
Postmonster
Yeas
Assault charge against Asherton man with prohibited weapon
L W Knisley eight of Asherton Texas was charged with assault with a prohibited weapon in Tasc o f the Peace John Union court Thursday Policeman F B Hadl dox listed as complaining witness Knisley allegedly fired shots from a pistol in the Lanier hotel He barricaded himself in a room and was driven out only after officers used tear gas bombs Habeas corpus proceedings followed and Knisley was released on his own recognizance with a five hundred dollar bond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Knisley
Asherton
Texas
Tas
co of the Peace John_ Union
F. B. Hadldox
Kiisley
Lanier
Ninetyefourth District Court
Kinsley
Pivto
Area Soldiers to Get Their Ham and Breakfasts
Federal building posted bids for jam bacon butter and other items. The top bid item was 300 pounds of cheddar cheese. Kelly Field led quantities with 7900 pounds iron 12000 pounds butter 10000 pounds ham and 14000 pounds lard. Bids open at Fort Sam Houston on October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manary
Eleath Corns
Kelly Field
Fort Sam Houston
Suspended Terms for Two Indiana Youths in Store Robbery
Horace Kinsernd Mor ds Arnett of Indiana received three year suspended sentences for their roles in a June robbery at the L. Racusla store. The youths, held on the date of arrest, faced trial in Ninety-fourth District Court after possessing a pistol and 38 caliber shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Kinsernd
Mords Arnett
Indiana
Saurl Thuesay Merhing
L. Racusla
Ukalr
Shelly
America Som Meet Friday
The Order of the Gand of Aner ila holds an event at Hidalgo Unt Honmekt of wee a mite slenl wean. Wil be tenbiwoed by Janes Ta folly. Sry juesident and riUlation at ashW Inéniberd. Hormonen on nenouid of the ae Ainaigen.
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Order of the Gand
Anerila
Hidalgo
Janes Tafolly
Ae Ainaigen
Cafeteria Open Hours Clarified After Notice Served
Milam cafeteria serving hours set to return to regular times after a notice of calt of the officials was served by deputy marshal. The notice was delivered after closing hours of 2:30 p m and the cafeteria reopening for evening service at 5 p m. W A Harrison and Harrigan note the action concerns rent collection, not business closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antenio
Milam
George Botsford
United States
Tam
W. A. Harrison
Wee Rens
Mila
Harrigan
New Grains Tested Here Recommended for Bexar County
Two new grain varieties Mindun wheat and Vaughn barley, tested with the U S experimental farm on the old Corpus Christi road, are recommended for Bexar county. County farm agent W Mally and George Redcliffe note planting season near and anticipate yields above average. Mindun wheat averaged 45.1 bushels per acre and Vaughn barley 36.9 last year. fields look good for winter pasturage, though pasturage quality not fully tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Experimental Farm
Corpus Christi Road
Bexar County
Farn Agel
W. Mally
George Redcliffe
Farn
Mindun
Vaughn Barley
Mally
Raltcliffe
Draughons Elect Officers of Accounting Society
Accountants at Draughon's Elect Officers of Draughon's Accounting society have been elected. Amno Mach is named president with Emory Cox vice president Henley Wench secretary John Fullmichel treasurer Clarence Cowart reporter Omer Stormant sergeant at arms Clarence Dietert parliamentarian. The group aims to unite students with business leaders to improve employment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draughon
Accounting Society
Cashlog Star
Amno Mach
Emory Cox
Henley Wench
John Fullmichel
Treaswer
Clarence Cowart
Omer Stormant
Clarence Dietert
G W. Pavigh
Draughon's
Business College
A. N. Beasley
Campaign to Open James B H Childress Sermons in San Antonio
Church of Christ plans a 10 day gospel campaign at Grove Avenue Church of Christ 119 Grove Avenue in San Antonio. James B H Childress will preach twice daily starting Sunday with morning services at 10 and evening services at 7. The campaign is under the auspices of minister Jesse F Sewell who recently led a similar drive at the Central Church of Christ in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
James BH. Childress
Churches of Chirist
San
Houston
Science Club Elects Officers at College
The Science Club at College elects Ri ene Smith as president Elizabeth Ferris as vice president and Margareth Presley as secretary treasurer All members are San Antonio students and will organize the club under the Westmorland catalog after officer posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotonrrchin
Westmorland Catloge
Uno
Riene Smith
Elizabeth Ferris
Margareth Presley
Sorvetiuty-Treasuirer
Sq Antonio
Marble board makers seek injunction in patent case
In a federal hearing in Bay Antonio, Automatic Industries seeks a temporary injunction against local firms operating Walffre marble game machines claiming patent infringement from 1828. Judge DuVal West delayed ruling, noting bond concerns and receivership issues, as thousands stay blocked from using the devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Antonio
Olo Menuefacturing
Con Intercels Iust
Federal District Court
DuVal West
Lie Company
J. Franklin Spears
Dave Watson
Ohio
Thes Simmang
Automatic Industries Company
Geveral
Ohta
Spears
de Manns
West
Ernest Fellblum
Fellbaum
Automatic Industries
Inia
Nnton
Consul General to Be Honor Guest Banquet at Cayta Timyen
Mex igutt consul general Pemiando c2. Pesqueire, newly appointed to San Antonio, will attend a banquet honoring him at Cayta Timyen restaurant at 6:16 p.m. Friday. Jose Zerluche, president of the chamber, says other guests include Ismael Magang, M. Tomas Morlet, Henry A. Guerra, and Dr. J. Gonzales as chief speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemiando
Pesqueire
Mexigutt
San Antonio
Kiwanis Club to Name Nominating Group
Kiwanis plans to elect a nominating committee at 3:05 p.m. Friday in the Garber Hotel ballroom. Gilbert business matters also will be discussed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Pinue
Kiwaniis
Priday
Garier Hotel
Gilver
Riemeeling
Cupid Takes Punch on Jaw In Bexar Divorce Courts
Report from Bexar County divorce courts notes rising filings with 16 divorces on Tuesday and 14 on Monday as juries convene. County clerk records show ongoing cases and the tally midweek reaching around four dozen across divisions. Judges and staff address scheduling while cases progress amid routine hearings and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Bexar
PTA Drives Membership With Early Bird Chart
A large yellow worm on a paper tree marks each of 13 school rooms as the Parent Teacher Association conducts its membership drive at Wie Parent Teacher Association school on Magnolia Avenue. Each new member lowers a bird on the chart, with the worm winner earning a prize for their room. Mothers are urged to join through their children, and W B Thrasher, whose wife is a member, designed the chart. Each city school conducts its drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waedlawo School
Zarsumora Sleec
Magnolia Avenue
W.B. Thrasher
Advertising Club backs Civic Music plan at weekly meeting
The Advertising Club endorsed the Civic Music plan at its regular meeting or via letter to Herbert W. Cost, who leads the campaign for members. San Antonio joins the National Civic Music association with 250 cities using this plan for community concerts. A check-up meeting for workers is set tonight from 7 to 8 40 p.m. at the Gunter Hotel headquarters for final instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Cost
San Antonio
National Civic Music Association
Gunter Hotel
College fete to honor freshmen at Texas Chiropractic College
A carnival and dance will be held Saturday night at the Texas Chiropractic College to honor the freshman class. Attractions include the Mexico City Troubadours an expert cowboy Toper and an Apache dance act. The affair begins at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Chiropractic College Ym
Mexico City
Contest of Negro Choirs to Be Held at Col ored Auditorium
A contest featuring 15 negro church choirs and 6 culolats will take place at the Colored Slavery auditorium at 815 p m Tuesday. The public is invited to attend and support the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Slavery Auditorium
Man Missing Seal OS leads to family concern
A missing man from Cook on South Flores Street is feared missing for several days. Neighbors report no contact with Fram hone and Bierk Mbpit Hausser’s omen Thuradey. Investigation by F Wahermanti, brother-in-law of Ma. Cook notes the man is years old, about height and build as described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Flores Street
Bierk
Hausser
F. Wahermanti
Henilassite Ma
Cook War
Daseribad
Pioneer Remedy for Snake Bite Stuns Rural Hospital
Cecilia Musa, 52, of 1834 Per ste, was bitten on the leg by a rattlesnake while in a field near Behertz. The snake was killed and its gall bladder, bound by the skin, was applied to the wound with the patient later walking into the Raber B. Green hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Musa
Perste
B. Green Hoaplinl
Mesa
Behertz
Tio
B. Vasquez
Vasquez
Wie Hospital
Mess
Srealang
South Texas counties seek federal aid to relieve destitution
Three South Texas counties have filed reports asking for federal relief through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Ray Leeman of the South Texas Chamber of Commerce said 55 counties must submit by October 15. Reports list Live Oak requesting 3900, Maverick 27424, and Victoria County noting LivOak’s flood losses as reasons for large asks. Leeman noted some counties may not need outside help and will not apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Texas
Ray Leeman
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Leeman
R. 8
Sterting
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Am Bee
Qak Coun
Maverick
Victoria
Les
Federal Agents Struggle In Hunt For Stila
Federal agents pressed a long running hunt for a person or target named Stila with no arrests yet. The report notes ongoing field work by San Antonio based officials and mentions delays and inadequate progress in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inéal Federal Prohibition Office
San Antonio Reinis
Stila
Ochs to Speak on Community Spirit
HL Ochs, president of the San Antonio chamber of commerce, will address a Centre of the Ayexely Hinehooy on campus. The event occurs Wednesday at 1:15 pm at the Plaza hake. Entertainment by Eaton Bruce Acta and to Joly Grildis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. Ochs
San Antonio
Banking and Farming Talks by Groos Officials
A session centered on banking and farming was held with Adolph Gras and local banker Brontigenh Jocal, focusing on federal reserve policy and regional economic issues. The meeting occurred at the Bin Antonio Exhibition Thhiersing, outlining the needs of the farming sector and financial support measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnay
Jos Whdér
Fedoral Reserve PLC
Adolph Gras
Brontigenh Jocal
Reine Breakfask Mieping
Columbus Day Festival Delayed By Sy Antonio Colony
The Columbus Day celebration organized by the TNTian colony of San Antonio, backed by the Christopher Columbus Society, was postponed from Oct 12 to the weekend. Events include an 8:30 p.m. Saturday device at Columbus Hall and a Sunday night concert and drama with speakers Dr. Bocellate and Prof. Ferrante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Antonio
Christopher Columbus Society
Dombnile Yuse
Cotiety
Yuse
Sil
Christopher Columbus All
Morales Street
Alexander Roses
Ttaly
Josephine Filbo
Bocellate
Willem V. Ferrante
Sam Pankige
Shaltman
Safety Honors Go to Power Company
The Central Power and Light Company, based in San Angonio, received a National Safety Council award in Washington, D. C., for outstanding safety achievements. Nefswanger, president, and L. C. Piongt, safety director, announced the honor. The firm previously won the Li. E. Myers award for progress in electric service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Power and Light Company
San Angonio
KB. Nefswanger
Washington, D. C
National Safety Council
L. C
Empire Theater Show Opens Saturday in El Paso
The notice previews Down on Earth at the Empire theater beginning most Saturday. It mentions local figures and community concerns about jobs and residents, and hints at a forthcoming plot involving Mr Mosyer and a planned burial of a hatchet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down On Earth
Alaen
Empire Theater
Court Inquiry Probes Daily Lottery Profits and Operations
Testimony in a court of inquiry into the lottery business outlines alleged daily profits of about 900 dollars and details on pool operation. Witnesses describe agents, locations, and a 700 dollar holdup of the day’s prizes, with several named individuals implicated or identified in connections to the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sev Antonio
Court of Justice of Peace Jobin Onion
Herb Johmson
Gibbs Street
Value Bellinger
Charles Bellinger
Bellingera
Harold Mann
Dooky
Vallae
Humbone
East Commerce Street
Guy McParland
M. Dickson
McFarland
Wl Atvinathy
Nebraske Street
Minn
Barnes St
Nebraska Street
Hin
Lee Ab
Six SS Austin County boys held after warehouse robbery
Six South San Antonio area boys aged 10 to 16 were taken into custody by county officers after suspected thefts from Easley Brothers warehouse and depot property. Officers said they stole mirrors and small articles including a radio to furnish a club. Recovered items included the stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South San Antonio
County
Reiex
Ile
Depuy Sherritfs Willow Neunhofter
J. D. Mus
Guive
Frank Matthews
Easy Lady
Easley Brothers
Southern Pacific
Missouri-Pacific
Local injuries at factory and bakery incidents
Mattresses Employe Loses Que Finger Joe Vasqiex, 24, of Glvena Mattes, treated Thursday after a finger severed by a sit. Txvacio Galopes, 1908 Chi hiahua street, cut the Sell while trimming a knife handle and was hospitalized. Howard Alten, 8, of 135 Southolme street, cut his hand baking bread, Mrs Martie Bowers, 5, of 627 Ull Undo street, fell and hit. Eggs theft report notes 19 eggs taken from Nie trick parked at 0 Boleind street, police report. Alzhery of Cortege ton pwr mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattress
Joe Vasqiex
Glvena Mattes
Counly Hospital
Txvacio Galopes
Chihiahua Street
Apiche Packing Company
Howard
Alten
Southolme Street
Sind Mra
Martie Bowers
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Dave
Earl Bet
Chicago
The
Oriental Theater
B. J. Horner
Ralph Ana
Joe
Lucky
Luther
Charles Fear
Fehr Baking Company
Neal ‘Barrett
Etsa 39
KPJY
Columbia
Bill Egerton
KTSA
Oklahoma City
Insiwlahon
Stephen St. John Malven
Eighth Corps
West Pelt
Tommy ‘Thompkins
Pink-Whiskers
Jecow
W. C. Dickman
Thomas C. McGuire
Jack McGuire
Witke Memorial Museum
Fropire
Roland Douglas
Majestic
Turkey Klempke
Empire News
Wi Hogers
South America
Percy Barbat
Anita Hesvdrieks
Bill Wolfson
Dallas
San Antonio Git
P.O
America
San Antonio Fox
Jew Farma
Wiley Weta
Leroy
Ronel
Early Bird
Woodlawn School
W. BE. Thrasher
Parent- Teacher Association
Ghark
Goa
PTA
Iteaag Rok Aid
Federal
Ochs
Groos
B.A. Ftaliang Plan Festival
Power Company
EL Paso
Dr. T Moovee
Jon
Franklin
Hi. Hogers
Pool
Nietrick
Ren. Alzhery
Pwr
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