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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1930

Page

4

Moody May Lead Texas Mortgage Bankers Meeting

Governor Moody expected to speak at the Texas Mortgage Bankers Association session at 9140 a.m. in the Plaza. Creager of Sherman chairs. Snyder of Mercantile Commerce and Yount of Commerce Trust also speak. Meeting ends Wednesday with a sightseeing tour. dates and details reveal a statewide gathering of 60 member companies.

van Moody Texas Mortgage Bankers Association Mort Creager Sherman Dolnz Ren Yount Commerce Trust Company Kazens Oits Leo Bremer Vegas Texas Tomes Ite Ircal Martindale

Citizens of Mexico Return to Country Via Laredo

In September, 38 Mexican citizens returned from the United States through Laredo. Many had lived in the U S for years and raised families there while retaining Mexican citizenship. They are now returning to engage in farming and other industries in Mexico, bringing cars, wagons, trucks, and farming implements. These goods are admitted free of duty.

United States Laredo Sears Mexico

McAdoo Sets 17 Hours for Flying U S in Comfort

New York October 1 K NS. William G McAdoo former Secretary of the Treasury demonstrated a cross country flight in 17 hours and 22 minutes to show how quickly the journey can be made. He traveled by plane from Los Angeles with assistants carrying a typewriter and papers aboard.

New York William G. McAdoo

Rites Sunday for Mary Maxson at Pine Street Home

Rites Sunday for Mary Maxson will be held at her residence 504 North Pine Street officiated by Rev. T C Long of Emmanuel Baptist Church. A Houston native who lived here 14 months, she is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs W E Maxon.

Mary Maxson Stary Louise Maxson Focal Hose Pital North Pine Street T. C. Long Emmanuel Baptist Church Houston Pee Reets Mra W FE. Maxon

Prominent Bank Directors Named in Mortgage Firm

The text identifies Martintinle Mortgage Company as having a vice president and notes Mer Dittmar, president of Bittmar and Company, as a director. Also named is Expand G. Chamberlain, vice president of Edwin Chamberlain and Company, who serves as a director of the association.

Martintinle Mortgage Companys Mer Dittmar Bittmar and Company Eapand_G. Chamberlain Edwin Charbherlain and Company Association

Slate Little Theater to stage The Bad Mex in San Perro

The slate for the current season opens at the San Perro Playhouse with The Bad Mex by Porter Emerson Browne. Directed by Carl Glick, Sidney Cornelius leads as Pancho Lopez, supported by Joe B. McShane Edgin Seiter J H Tulle Mrs Leo Tyrone and others. Minor Texas Ranger and Mexican roles go to a large local cast.

Porter Emerson Browne San Perro Playhouse Carl Glick Sidney Cornelius Pancho Lopez Joe B. McShane Edgin Seiter J. H. Tulle Leo Tynon D. Arnold Michaelis

Additional Tracks for Harlingen Planned by Road

Harlingen plans require Missouri Pacific line approval to build extra trackage creating a new industrial district. The railroad seeks permission to tap its Voller branch on the city edge and run along an alley to Harrison Avenue, extending one block. Few residences are in the affected area.

Harlingen Artssouri Pacific Ilnegia Voller Jackson van Buren Runen Harrison Avenue

Oil Men to Meet in Laredo October 20

Members of the Independent Petroleum Association of Texas will meet in Laredo October 20. More than 100 members are expected to attend, with C. W. Killament and George Mareball in charge of arrangements. Frank Kellaweh of San Antonio expects Attorney General Robert Lee Bobbitt to attend for discussions. The association is affiliated with the National Petroleum Association.

Laredo Oet Independent Petroleum Association of Texas C. W. Killament George Mareball Ate Frank Kellaweh San Antonio Robert Lee Bobbitt Independent Petroleum Asccsion National Petroleum Association

Explosion Victim Buried in Florida

CORPLS CHRISTI fet 18 The lady of Teigh Park 22 son of Mr and Mrs J H Park of Corps Chris t who died Thursday night from home received in an explosion at the Humble Oil refinery at Ingleside was sent to Orlando Fla Friday ngbt. The body was accompanied by a representative of the Hamble company. Mr and Mrs Park have been inse iting with another gon in Florida and were notified there of their con's death.

Florida Corpls Christi Fet Lady of

University Buys Old Italian Books

In Austin on October 14, six sixteenth century Italian works including poems plays and novels were added to the University of Texas library's Atark collection. Miss Fannie Ratchford, librarian, purchased the editions after authorization from Grange’s Mr Mariam Blark. the books were brought from Italy this summer.

Austin Atark University of Texas Wheaty Italy Fannie Ratchford University Triesa and Blark Collectioi Mariam Blark Grange Theo

Hardin Appointed Attorney for Mission School District

Mission Texas Oct. 18 The Mission Independent School District names Bid Hardin as attorney. Hardin has led local schools for 14 years and previously served as business manager, reducing district indebtedness by more than 10 000 in one year. He accepts the post for the district in Fernation.

Hardin Mission School Mission Texas Board of Education Mission Independent Scbenl Meade Fernation

College Boys Die in Motor Crash Near Duke University

Duke University students Fred Ingum of High Point North Carolina and Jewes Zemeen of New Jersey were killed when their car collided with a van about 14 miles from Fpredewukpelig Virginia while en route to Annapolis to see a Navy game. Three others were injured in the early crash.

School Enrollment at San Angelo Rises in October

San Angelo reports scholastic population at the close of the first month of the term totaling 4299, an increase of 281 over the 1920-40 term. Superintendent Feliz E. Smith notes gains across nine of eleven schools, indicating broader enrollment growth amid data gaps in two schools.

San Angelo Ban Angeia Tule Feliz E. Smith Gafon

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