Burials Recorded for Six Individuals in City
Burial permits list Teon Tonowsky aged 31 who died October 12 at 615 South Pinto street. Max Arlington Payne one year died October 13 at 201 Sandoval street. Maria Marquardt 59 died October 11 at 909 North Hackberry street. Cruz Gonzales five months died October 12 at South Laredo street. Lasaro Gusman ten months died October 12 at 109 San Francisco alley. Juan Riojas 59 died October 10 at City Hospital.
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Teon Tonowsky
South Pinto Street
Max Arlington Payne
Sandoval Street
Maria Marquardt
North Hackberry Street
Cruz Gonzales
South Laredo
Lasaro Gusman
San Francisco Alley
Juan Riojas
City Hospital
Sunday School Delegates Arrive for City Convention
Delegates for the great state district interdenominational Sunday school convention arrive today in San Antonio for sessions at Travis Park Methodist Church beginning 7:30 pm. About 750 delegates from Austin to Corpus Christi and Del Rio attend with national Sunday school workers. Speakers include John C. Carman and Prof. Frederick Eby. Three daily meetings scheduled with sessions and problem conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Park Methodist Church
Austin
Corpus Christi
del Rio
John C. Carman
Colorado
General Secretaries’ Council
Frederick Eby
The
State University
Hugh W. Hoon
Taylor
Tex
State
W. E. Hawkins
Fort Worth
W. N. Wiggins
Dallas
V. A. Godbey
Conference morning to evening meetings span two days
The conference runs sessions from 9 a m to 5 p m with a 90 minute noon recess and evening services at 7 30 p m. Rev V A Godbey gives the welcome address to delegates this evening followed by greetings songs and program items led by John C Carman Miss Mildred Dixon Prof Frederick Eby and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Godbey
John C. Carman
Mildred Dixon
Frederick Eby
State University
Colorado
International
Notable Visitors Arrive at San Antonio Hotels
A parade of guests checks in across the city hotels including Louis Jacoby of Dallas at the Menger and Dr. M. L. Williams with S. T. Lee of Crystal City. Others include J. A. Wolters of Shiner at the Bexar and J. M. Daugherty of Austin visiting for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jacoby
Dallas
Menger
M. L. Williams
T. Lee
Crystal City
San Antonio
Crockett
Thomas Hurley
New York
J. W. Hunt
Gregory
Texas
St. Anthony
Harry Archer
Corpus Christi
Dan Nance
San Marcos
Savoy
J. A. Wolters
Shiner
Bexar
R. Dannery
New Orleans
The
P. C. Sloan
San Saba
Eo Schlochan
Austin
Bowie
William J. Jennings
el Paso
W. H. Windrow
Hondo
Gunter
A. R. Whitfield
Saltillo
Mex
Fritz Fredricks
M. W. Young
Kingsville
Tex
J. R. Perry
el Dorado
Frank G. Merrill
Bowle
G. L. Noble
Houston
G. R. Brookshirt
Edward R. Cochran
Mico
P. J. Flynn
Lockhart
City
E. A. Anderson
Waco
F. McKay
J. Fleming
A. M. Mitchell
Avon, NL
T. A. Austin
Laredo
J. H. Thompson
Victoria
Dc. R. Schmidt
LaGrange
J. M. Daugherty
J. F. Shanklin
Luling
Made at Home Meat Offers Attractive Prices
Union Meat Company invites customers to call 292 for favorable pricing on hams bacon lard and compound. The ad stresses high quality and asserts no valid reason to avoid the offer, promoting its home made goods as up to the best standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Meat Company
Eat At Home Instead Of Meals From Distant Cities
The notice advocates home dining over meals delivered from Chicago Kansas City or Omaha by Union Meat Company. It mentions roast turkey with cranberry sauce and a river restaurant option for baked duck or sides.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Union Meat Company
Rive
Clergy Endorse Prospect Hill Car Route Change
Baptist and Methodist pastors endorse rerouting the I and G N streetcar to give Prospect Hill residents a direct path to town avoiding the tenderloin area. Resolutions from both unions urge city council to approve the change, noting 1300 Sunday school patrons support the shift and a public hearing is set for Thursday. Traction officials reportedly favor the plan as the heavy I and G N line serves more passengers than any other in town. The Texas General Passenger Agents Association will meet in San Antonio on November 7 with potential Southwestern Passenger Agents meeting alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hill
Tenderloin
Baptist Pastors
Methodist Pastors’ Union
Baptist Pastors’ Union
Public Utilities Committee
Traction Company
Texas General Passenger Agents’ Association
San Antonio
S. Daggett
G. J. Lupton
San Antonio & Araucas Pass
Daggett
St. Louis
Texas Association
Southwestern Passenger Agents’ Association
Salaries Raised For Carriers At Washington Headquar ters
Notice from post office headquarters in Washington lists named carriers receiving a salary raise for faithful service including Hardie J. Howard Charles Kuhlman Robert B. Neutze George D. Newton Leonidas Pittman and Frank D. Sutton. The column also notes local events and notices such as dances exams theater and a bankruptcy petition.
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Post Office
Washington
Hardie J. Howard
Charles Kuhlman
Robert 8. Neutze
George D. Newton
Leonidas Pittman
Frank D. Sutton
Revival and court notes fill busy city paper page
A local revival at Prospect Hill Baptist Church led by Dr F C McConnell runs ten days with daily sermons at 10:30 am and 8 pm and evening hymns at 7:30 pm. Police court cases include Louis Wenderen charged with receiving and concealing stolen property and a shoplifting incident involving gold rings.
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Louis Wenderen
Justice of the Peace Fish
Cas
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
F. C. McConnell
First Baptist Church
Waco
McConnell
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Atlanta
Patelman Gok
Exciting Sleigh Race Star Today Baraca Class Meeting
A Baraca class gathering at the Government Hill Methodist church yesterday morning featured C. W. Casey leading a lesson on Clean and Unclean. The article notes an annual reception and election following the session.
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Star Today
James, Lewis Baraca
Government Hil Methodist Church
C. W. Casey
To Mr and Mrs D Rey South Laredo Street
Fragmentary notice appears to address Mr and Mrs D Rey at South Laredo Street. The text is incomplete and offers no clear action, date, or jurisdiction.
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Mrs. D. Rey
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. Stowers Furniture Company
W. Commerge ST
Grand Opera House
Elsie ST. Leon
St. Leon
Polly of
Circus
Mort H. Singer
Starland
Olive Vail
Big Beauty Chorus
Jack McGreevy
Paulham
Arthur Lavine
O. Campbell
Lester Bros
LA Feydia
Matinee Home Products
G. A. Duerler Mfg. Co
Legnogs
Sruprers
Patises
Pat
Rue Orpheum
Sarah Bernhardt
Sardou
Sghoul
San Antonio Loan & Trust
West Commerce St
L. G. Denman
Edwin Chamberlain
Wm. L. Herff
Sec’y-Treas
MR. Retailer
Louis Arnouts
Herman Sons
Hermann Sons Hall
Star Four Quartette, Wigwam
United States Civil Service Commission
Federal
Indian Service
Kohr
Turner Hall
Diaz Sisters Orchestra
Dr. Fielding
Hicks
Star Theater
Charlton Temple
Grove Sikes
Pandora
W. A. Wilson Sign and Decorating Company
Hello
Manuel Esteva
Ernesto Martinez
I. C. Baker
Esteva
Dixie Social Club
Dixie Club Hall
South Flores
Ster Theater Today
Dr. H. E. Johnson
Alamo Plaza
Clarence Warfield
Hicks Bldg
W. F. Schwartz
H. Jasce
Grace Luther League
Grace Lutheran Church
Orphans’ Home
Mars
Grace Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Church
Herman H. Ochs
League
Franklin
Star
Horace H. Shelton
Gunter Bldg
Tattrell
Conroy Bid
Dr. Shropshire
Moore Building
Bond's
Friedman
San Antonio Humane Society
George T. Botsford
Fred Davison
Baraca
Wam
Collins
Humane
Bexar County
Humane Office
Mackay Buiding
Drs. Garring & Hatcher
Gunter Building
Sidehe
Groesbeeck
Main Avenue
Schrader
Fin Buckley
Archer
Ellis
Diaz Siste
A. Colimun
Peut
Food Choppers
Newton, Weller & Wagne
Delive
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