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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1928
Page
11
The tale titled Our Danting Daughters resumes in today’s publication after a pause. Readers who missed last Thursday’s start can now read the first four chapters along with Sunday’s installment in one consolidated republication.
Wilting rumors swirl around President Coolidge and Brandeau Plarence Coumbull as a New England heiress in line for marriage. The White House set for a gala in her honor with speculation on a future official role and a possible trousseau in Paris. John Coolidge, a son, may seek a career while the couple reportedly plans a quiet path.
John Coolidge son of the President and Florence Trumbull daughter of the Connecticut governor are reportedly considering marriage in the near future. Observers at Mr. Coolidge's vacation camp in Wisconsin noted corners suggesting an impending betrothal as families evaluate the match.
A vivid scene unfolds as Diana Rand gazes through a bank window, her gray eyes bright with mischief while a young jeweler across the street fixes his attention on her. The narrative captures lingering longing, social tension, and the lure of glamour in a wartime city, hinting at a tale of flirtation and consequence.
The next installment of the Good Girl comic will appear on page seven of this section today, guiding readers to a new chapter.
Ray Blanes of Bishop Texas appeals for help locating his daughter Wenillatne, 11, who disappeared in San during the night. A nurse at a local hospital at the time, authorities say. Det. Standlee noted the child’s disappearance and urged tips from the public.
The Ter, Charlie T, Thiel will preach on The Mission of the Church at about 11 o clock Sunday in the Baguet church. The sermon will be delivered during a morning service and is expected to address church aims and duties.
Third Armack unit led by Grong and Winker departs Fort Crockett early Tuesday en route to Los Angeles for the Tastick Trophy race. After servicing at Kielveld they head to Al Para then to Horkwelfehl San Diez by ferry, staying until Sow 8 before moving to Minesfield to compete. Only Fuet Tursult Group planes from Selfritige field join any races.
A fragmentary OCR segment lists multiple names and addresses including Walter Gleseske 206 Wel Els mere glare, A. Thine 232 Sanisgi iman etreel AM, Tavece 095 Denver bonta yard, Eleny Untermeyer 501 South Mathterey street, and John Neakley Swill tod South Alamo street, among others, in THOAY SEET. The passage preserves scattered street listings and person identifiers without clear context or narrative.
San Antonio business leaders push road development as the Mexico road meet moves to Mexico City starting Oct VB. William Feluig of the chamber of commerce says state exhibitors and the executive committee of the National Road Thylia association will attend. The committee is due in San Antonio from 3:30 to 11:00 p.m. on Saturday night, September 27.
A man fined $20 in Corporation court for improper traffic behavior after protests, judged by Judge John F. Onion. The record notes the clerk’s reminder about compliance with traffic laws and the reminder of the day’s events.
The Rev. Arthur Roand will occupy the pulpit of the Deaonn Hil Presbyterian church after returning from a four weeks residence near Hunt. The pastor, the Ter. Roand, will lead services and assume duties at the church following his restoration from time away.
Labor Day program at San Pedro includes a Tintin revue dances music and entertainment. Senator Murle May and Congressman Harry AL Wurzbach will speak. A municipal concert features sacred music. a bathing revue and cash prizes for pageant winners are planned. A barbecue barbecue and races plus a Labor Day dance close the day.
Fines assessed in justice courts across precinct No Ls include Henry Weiss for speeding four dollars and Alfred Hysell for needing, plus Curtis Rucker for operating a crane on the roadside and others for operating without licenses. The report lists Anton Adata’s and J C Evans as involved officials with associated fees and penalties.
Police and detectives begin basement pistol range setup at the new Malet Nine headquarters. Regular practice begins once the range is completed and approved for use.
Zenith Rogers aged 18 of 230 Martin Street will lead the potato race as part of San Antonio Labor Day events at San Pedro Park on Monday. Numerous races are planned with participants from the community.
A San Antonio delegation heads to Boca on Saturday morning for Loreneta and Kendall County celebrations. The trip is organized by the chamber of commerce travel extension department to promote business bonds. This marks the first in a three month series of tours with other San Antonio business leaders attending.
Dr Hein arrives back from a stay in Ohio where he attended the Synod gathering. Paul PLet, pastor of the Grace Lutheran Church, spoke at the pulpit during the service and outlined church matters.
A sneak thief described as Gan Antonia took six light remedies and other effects from Mrs. St. Tarrs at 714 Gragson Street. He fled with a black cat and a gray and white cabinet, according to Mrs. Jares.
Authorities pursue Gen Coleman believed alive in Sanavatonia after a telegram from Saturday reports his mother Anna Evans of Holger Texas died at noon Saturday. The message details remain unclear as investigators search for the missing son.
About 500 educators from twelve states arrive in San Antonio for the Southwest Texas Institute opener at 6 30 a m Monday. The five day program features lectures by Tom Guy Fowlkes Frank Deslie Clapy James R McGaughy and others on education topics and teaching methods.
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