Fiesta San Jacinto division plans new board and festival
A Fiesta San Jacinto division meeting of the Chamber of Commerce is set for Wednesday night to elect a new board of directors for the coming year and discuss spring festival plans. Officers will be chosen from the new board. Current officers and directors are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Landi
Chamber of Amerce
All Chamber of Commerce
The
Fiesta San Jacinto Association
Atlee B. Ayres
Charles Graebner
Jesse D. Oppenheimer
Emil Frank
Johnb. Carrington
Williams C. Rigsby
John F. Fentiman
William M. Morgan
Harry L. Miller
Gus Heye
O. O. Woodman
Albert V. Huth
Albert Arstein
William Basse
Fred Hummert
Roy W. Hearne
Alfred Duerler
J. R. Sprague
T. L. Brown
F. A. Chapa
Lloyd Spencer
D. J. Straus
L. B. Clegg
J. H. Savage
R. T. Pruitt
Wheeler Named Physical Director at Y M C A San Antonio
George Wheeler arrives with his wife to assume duties as physical director of the Y M C A in San Antonio succeeding N. Tanenbaum. He brings experience from Milwaukee Janesville New York and Miles City and will work to arouse more interest with updated class work ideas.
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George Wheeler
Young Men’s Christian Association
N. Tanenbaum
San Antonio
Miles City
Mont
Wheeler
Milwaukee
Janesville
Wis
New York
Daughters of the King Elect Neblett as President
King’s Daughters elect Mrs. L. M. Neblett of Fort Worth as president and name Corsicana as next meeting site. Officers chosen for the year include Vice-president Miss Lillie Gohmert of San Antonio, recording secretary Miss Harriet Brown of San Antonio, treasurer Mrs. Hiram McCurry of Texarkana, and corresponding secretary Mrs. S. R. Lindley of Corsicana. Next gathering is set for October with date to be chosen by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Neblett
Fort Worth
Corsicana
Daughters of the King
St. Mark’s Church
Lillie Gohmert
San Antonio
Harriet Brown
Hiram McCurry
Texarkana
S. R. Lindley
Baraca Class Meets at Government Hill Church
The James Lewis Baraca class gathered yesterday at Government Hill Methodist Church for a Sunday school lesson on Wanderings in Decapolis led by J. W. Lowther. Committee chairmen assigned assistants and plan active department work beginning November 1.
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James Lewis Baraca
Government Hill Methodist Church
J. W. Lowther
Decapolis
Epworth League
Electoral count may drop to nineteen for Texas
C W Taylor resigns as Eleventh district elector and Joe Hidson certified but not printable on ballots. Statewide scramble to print 19 electoral votes for Woodrow Wilson while E P Baker or M W Reisinger may fill the remaining roll in Tuesday’s election. Preparations continue as county clerks ship out supplies and ballots remain unchanged.
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C. W. Taylor
C. C. McDonald
Texas
Woodrow Wilson
E. P. Baker
M. W. Reisinger
Bexart
Frank R. Newton
Bexar County
City Hall
Bexar
Jack Elgin
Ees R. Davis
Alamo Plaza
W. H. Atwell
United States
Dallas
C. W. Johnson
Capt
Arthur M. Gray
El Paso Man Praises Plant Juice Cure
Russel P. Miller a government ore sampler at El Paso Smelting Co. says Plant Juice relieved liver pain and congestion after one bottle and endorses it for debility nervousness dyspepsia and catarrhal ailments. Fischer sells it.
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Russel P. Miller
el Paso Smelting Co
Montana Street
el Paso
Fischer
Track Gangs Close In On San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf Route
Track crews for the San Antonio Uvalde Gulf railroad are ten miles apart as they rush to complete a seventy seven mile stretch between the city and Fowlerton. Vice president A R Ponder reports the home stretch on the Fowlerton extension and predicts finish within a week. Charlotte welcomed the road with a celebration including whistles bonfires and flag ceremonies. President J F Franklin of the line is due November 1 to winter here and has leased a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad
Fowlerton
A. R. Ponder
Railroad Company
Charlotte
Lone Star
J. ©. Franklin
St. Louis
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad Company
Funeral Arrangements Made for Arthur Hotel Death Boy
John Rix, stepfather of 15 year old Jack Rus sell, arrived in San Antonio and arranged the funeral for the boy who was found dead in a tub at the Arthur hotel. The body prepared by Riebe Undertaking Co was sent to Willis Point for burial. Russell had been employed at the Arthur hotel and planned to return home to Fort Worth. Justice Umscheid held an inquest and ruled natural causes with heart trouble cited by several doctors.
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John Rix
Jack Russell
Arthur Hotel
San Antonio
Riebe Undertaking Company
Willis Point
Tex
Young Russell
Fort Worth
Justice Umscheid
Boy Scouts Organize in Sweetwater Texas
A company of fifty Boy Scouts of America was organized here today in Sweetwater Texas as part of local youth program efforts.
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Boy Scouts
Sweetwater
Tex
Boy Scouts of America
Society aeroplane school to open at Col lege Park Md
A society aeroplane school will open at the aviation park in College Park Maryland where social set women from Washington will fly and learn to operate aircraft. Prominent enrollees include Miss Laura Merriam Miss Gladys Hinckley Miss Dorothy Williams and Miss Marguerite Draper with instructor Miss Bernetta Miller who will stay in San Antonio for several months. Road extension work continues with grading gangs near Live Oak county about forty miles fromPleasanton and surveyors south of Fowlerton for a road to the lower Rio Grande valley.
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Aviation Park
College Park
National Capital
Laura Merriam
Gladys Hinckley
Washington
Dorothy Williams
Marguerite Draper
Bernetta Miller
San Antonio
Live Oak County
Pleasanton
Fowlerton
Rio Grande Valley
Obituary notices for Hicks Wilke Aldrich and ALRICH
Three obituaries note Hicks of this city aged 76 dying at 7 15 yesterday at 205 Seventh Street two sons Jim and P M Hicks and daughter Kate Hicks with burial planned in Austin. George Wilke 27 died at Santa Rosa hospital son of Ludwig Wilke two brothers and sister Lena McCullough survive. A L Aldrich 79 died at daughter Mrs William A Ross home in Texa s native of New York long resident of Michigan. Burial to Michigan by Shelley Loring with accompanying relatives.
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Wilke
George Wilke
Santa Rosa Hospital
McDona
Tex
Ludwig Wilke
Henry
William
Lena McCullough
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Alrich
A. L. Aldrich
William A. Ross
Augusta Street
New York
Michigan
University of Michigan
Omicron
Delta Kappa Epsilon
University of Texas
Texas
Fred A
Ralph L. Aldrich
William A. Boss
Shelley- Loring Undertaking Company
William Boss
Legal Battle Expected Over Independent Ballot Access
In Edinburg Hidalgo county today District Judge W B Hopkins will hear arguments for permanent injunctions sought by Democratic and independent parties of Cameron county. Democrats say independents held no primary and a temporary restraining order blocks listing independent candidates. Independents counter by halting distribution of election supplies to precincts as court action unfolds.
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Brownsville
Tex
Edinburg
Hidalgo County
W. B. Hopkins
Cameron County
J M Ball Heads to Dallas for State Fair Freight
J M Ball district freight agent of the International and Great Northern travels to Dallas to handle special shipments tied to the closing of the state fair.
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J. M. Ball
The
International & Great Northern
Dallas
Mayor Jones Inspects Prospect Hill for Gravel Streets
Mayor A H Jones and city council members visited Prospect Hill with the Improvement Club to review streets slated for graveling and other improvements. Residents say rain makes travel nearly impossible and fire wagons cannot respond in mud. Gravel from nearby pits near Prospect Hill may be used for Houston Commerce Buena Vista and Monterey streets.
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A. H. Jones
Prospect Hill
Houston
Commerce
Buena Vista
Monterey
Writs Handed Down In Grand Jury Indictments
Noon report shows about two dozen indictments issued by the grand jury with several cases unpublicized due to no arrests. Named defendants include J. P. Wayland for theft over fifty dollars and multiple forgery and passing of forged instruments charges against F. S. Parks Dan Webb and others. The grand jury will resume work tomorrow and adjourn at term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Wayland
F. S. Parks
Andrew Bacon
I. T. Hewitt
H. A. James
Dan Webb
Victor Medina
Maximo Aragua
Cruz Flores
Joe Grimes
Grand Jury
Mackey Named Secretary of State Realty Association
Ray M. Mackey secretary of the real estate division of the Chamber of Commerce was elected secretary of the State Realty Association to fill the vacancy from Wycliffe A. Hill of Houston who resigned. Dallas directors named him after Hill’s resignation last Friday. Mackey previously headed the Real Estate Exchange and has helped strengthen the real estate sector in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wycliffe A. Hill
State Realty Association
Ray M. Mackey
Chamber of Commerce
Wycliffe A Hill
Houston
Hill
Dallas
Mackey
Real Estate Exchange
Dealers’ Association
Texas
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HESTA
San Jacinto
Ake
Ford Sales Company
East Houston Street
Wheeler IN Charge
D. M. Neblett of
W. G. Jameson
Palestine
International & Great Northern Railway
Tast
Roosevelt
Wilson
Franklin Road
Chicago, Ill
France
Belle
Redfern
Saul Woltson
Mayor Jones
Tae Pel
Scott
Cs Reng
Texas State Real
San Anto
Coast
Malaris
Gibbs Bldg
G. A. Maurer
L. P. Nielsen
Optician
Notica
Union Painless Dentists
West Commerce Street
Vale Dentists
W. Commerce Street
Lils T Commerce Street
DR. Wynne
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