Title Men to Tend On Twenty Third Convention in San Antonio
More than 600 American Title Association members arrive for the twenty third annual convention in San Antonio. Activities begin with registration and a pre convention meeting at 10 a m. The program includes luncheons, theater outings, a banquet, three business sessions, a golf tournament, a three hour night excursion, and a Mexican dinner and dance on Friday. Hosting is by San Antonio abstract and title men with guests from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Chambers
EB. Paul Hardley
Wichita Falls
American Title Association
Abstract
Men of
San Anatonio
Plaza Hotel
Richard B. Hall
Kana City
William Treet
Loneheon
Plaza’ Gardens
Burijemsion
Koehler Park
Majestic
Aztec
Teresa
Empire
San Antonio Country Club
Eisittora
San Antonio
Fort Ham Houston
Brackenridge Park
Olmos Dam
San Pedro Springs Park
The
Missions
Kelly and Brooks Fields
Hay Market Plaza
Fidwards
Antonie
United States
Edwards
C. M. Chamera
Mrs McCrory to Speak at Negro Conference
Mrs W W McCrory former president of the San Antonio Federation of Women's clubs and wife of the district court judge will be principal speaker at a max opera forum meeting at the Negro recreation center on Fast Crockett Street at 4 80 p m Sunday Open forum meetings are held Sundays at the recreation center under the supervision of the osgro division of the city recreation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. McCrory
San Anntonio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Max Opra
Negro Recreation Center
Fast Crockett Street
Recreation Center
Osgro Division
City Recreation Department
Old-time and dance listings from Machner and area
Dance advertisements show old-time and modern dances across venues such as Webb's ballroom Castroville Fest ball and St Hedwig hall. Orchestras include Theo Artzt and Royal Texans with events on Sunday Wednesday Saturday and holiday weekends. Listings mention costumes, venues on West Commerce and Fredericksburg road and contact notes for organizers and services.
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Theo
Castroville
Munic
Steitle
Hee
Labor Temple Roof
Fredericksburg
Alamo
West Gypreas
Cnh
Artzt Orchestra
Council Tells Duty By Dean At Junior College Meeting
Representatives from 18 student organizations attended the first Students' council meeting at San Antonio junior college. Dean Hertram Hocry stressed the council is advisory and listed attendees including Gwendolyn Strieber Elizabeth Grother Beverly Clark Elf Lipner Bertie Jacobs Charlea Engleking Jim Havng Anan Dell Hanes Kathleen Bailey Neal Graig Jack Ririe Bill Everitt Wilma Wells and Bobbie Jean Hobison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Junior College
Students’ Council
Hertram Hocry
Gwendolyn Strieber
Adda Dabba Pouda
Elizabeth Grother
Annual
Beverly Clark
Ghendyce Cheese
Elf Lipner
Senate
Bertie Jacobs
Nelson Debating Club
Blue Bonnet Annex Plan Nearing Final Ordinance
Mayor C M Chambers announced Saturday that the city will have an annexation ordinance ready within two weeks at the latest. City attorney Cobbs Jr was instructed to prepare it immediately after resignations delayed drafting. New assistant city attorney O K Qim to start Monday and all city legal staff to be on band. The city has heard nothing from Alamo Heights about litigation to press the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet Billy
C. M. Chambers
TD. T) Cobbs Jr
Jon Hyan
O. K. Qim
Manttora
Chambera
Alamo Heights
Blue Bonnet Hills
Oklahoma Girls Form Club at Lady of Lake College
Oklahoma women at Our Lady of the Lake college organize a Miss Frances Reinhart as president and Miss Jean Croniff as secretary treasurer. Members include Mary Catherine Schmita Melon McLaughlin Atdery Cambell Maieline Margie Duck Ghrorvitte Thornton Mae xeon Montgomery Mary Tate Vinita Margaret Planagan Tulsa Ethel Carlin Wasker Wlatse Mexander Donen City Virginia Davider Contant Doris Rages Dorothy Pakotney Tas jan Louise To Barre Hand.
Revival Ends Sunday at Highland Park Baptist Church
Three weeks of revival meetings conclude this Sunday at Highland Park Baptist Church. Dr. Gid Higginbottom of Oakland leads with sermons including The Greatest Ever Told at 11 a.m. Chasing the Devil Out of America at 3 p.m. and From Poker Table to Pulpit at 8 p.m. Pastor L. Riemer invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park Baptist Church
Gid Higginbottom
Oakland
Calif
Higginbottom
America
Riemer
Woman Uses Wrong Pedal in Collision Trial
Mrs. Lelen Atkinson, 19, of 524 Schley Avenue, was tried on negro rent collision charges in corporation court. She testified she intended to brake but stepped on the accelerator while turning near South Presa and Schley. The cars collided. Judge Dave Watson fined Atkinson $3 and acquitted Jessie Cook of Caldwell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelen Atkinson
Schley Avenue
Corporation Court
South Presa Street
Atkinson
Jessie Cook
Caldwell Street
Victoria to Seek Legal Action Over Former Kaiser's Sister
October 19 in Ton n Germany reporter notes Princess Victoria Schaumberg-Ligine plans to press divorce proceedings against her husband Alex Zoubkaitl after a recent auction of royal treasures. Friends say she will pursue legal action once funds are available.
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Universal Service
Tonn
Germany
Victotia Schaumberg-Ligine
Youdhtal Hushanl
Alex ‘Zoubkatl
Fran Zouhkolé
Rossin Omisre
Tod
Baby Falls Three Stories Unhurt in Pawtucket Accident
In Pawtucket an 18 month old, Margaret Mulligan, fell from a third story window while playing, landing on grass near a sidewalk. She was picked up almost presumed dead but suffered only minor injuries. Amby Mar anet Nad was leaning against a screen when the accident occurred, causing the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
H. 1
Marggaret Mulligan
Amby Maranet Nad
Minnesota Banks Looted of $40,000
In TAGE Minnesota on October 19 a bank robbery linked to a series of thefts has yielded over $40,000 so far this year. Officials report ongoing investigations into the bank robberies affecting local financial institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
SY. Tage
Minn
Bank
Mal Niissetigrr Robb
Shor
Plebiscite speech by von Hindenburg condemns Young Plan
Berlin, Get. 10. President Paul von Hindenburg released a statement on the national plebiscite repudiating the Young Plan and related obligations. He denounced the referendum’s fourth paragraph threatening to imprison ministers as traitorous and personally political, and he criticized the attack while directing Chancellor von Papen to act.
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Berlin
Get
Paul von Alindenburg
Young Plan
von Lindenburg
Vermann
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American Association
M’crory
Machner
Beck
Adri
Webb
Majestic Jewelry Co
Albert J. Chicon
Af Maselecting
Toras
Agr
Breva Gardner
Crescent Bend
Cibolo
Trawaller Hall
Hedwig Hall
Geen Royal Texans Orchestra
Ady
Bualnessen
C. Wryckoff
E. P. Hasding
Blue Bonnet Annex
Oklahoma
Lady of Lake
Connecticut
New Taven
INS
Victoria
Rindenburg
Blue Bonnet
China
Fousefarnfabinse
Toske'e
Btress
Floor
Joskey
Porto Rico
Sreand
Joske
Fports
Red
Joske’s
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