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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1928
Page
9
The tale of Our Dancing Daughters continues with four chapters republished today. Readers who missed last Thursday's start can catch up as Sunday’s installment follows, bringing the sequence up to date for fans longing to see Diana's dazzling moments.
A photoplay style passage follows Diana Mand as she surveys a bank doorway scene. A tall young man watches from across the street while two striking women mingle in a crowd, one seemingly poised to reveal a dramatic romantic moment. The dialogue hints at allure, rebellion, and social maneuvering in an urban setting, with fashion and attitude foregrounded.
The upcoming segment of a serialized feature titled Good Girl appears on Page T, suggesting readers should turn to that page for the latest installment and continuing storyline.
A Wisconsin dispatch reports rising talk of a White House wedding involving Florence Trumbull, daughter of the former President, and a companion named John. Officials and supporters urge careful timing as Florence travels between Paris and New York amid private inquiries about the couple’s engagement.
A man seeks his missing daughter in Texas amid a reported disappearance at a box point where she worked. Police are asked to locate Josate Biadariguer, Wenllalne, 1, with details unclear due to damaged text.
The Rev G T Balch will preach on The Mission of the Church at 11 a m Sunday during the homecoming service at the Aberdeen homecoming. The service will be held at the Diepucet It Haptest church.
Rumors at John Coolidge's Wisconsin vacation camp suggest he may marry Florence Trumbill, daughter of Connecticut governor. The potential match links prominent political families, signaling a high-profile union amid informal chatter.
Army planes of the Third Attack Craft under Major Be Juvert will depart from Fort Crockett Tuesday morning for a flight to Los Angeles to join the Peterson Brook aero meet. The squadron will refuel at El Paso and service at Rials Clete before heading to Heckelfield San Dowd and Uynos of Tupsin, with a stop at Yorkwell Field on September 8 before continuing to Missfell for the race.
A fragmented OCR list names many residents with street addresses including Walter Desecke 208 West Els, Thoms 122 South Mittman, Lawrence 1038 Tener boule vard, Ay McWhirter 121 Mutotd, Miss Leonk Mahler 0% Enet Towey, Wallen Gilert Pulliam 714 Tirdadway, Eiroy Unteemeyer 501 South Mawkherry, John Beathioy Kwitt 493 Sault Aleman alreet.
Ten or more San Antonio businessmen expressed interest in development of the Mexico Road project. Allen of the chamber of commerce noted sixty five exhibitors and members of the National Land Builders association will attend the meeting in San Antonio. Secretary Charles Upham relayed the association’s plans for a gathering in San Antonio from 2:30 to 11:00 p.m. on September 27.
A garbled report notes a legal matter involving a defendant named Cole and references San Antonio. The text mentions a court, judge, and a clerk role, with unclear details about a traffic-related charge and a claim of ignorance of the law. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to fully confirm the case.
The pulpit at Tracan Hill Presbyterian Church will be occupied by the pastor, the Rev. Arthur Ross, Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Boand and his family have just resumed from a weeks vacation.
San Antonio hosts a Labor Day celebration with dances, a marching band, speeches, and a bathing revue at San Pedro park. Senator Harle Masheld and Congressman Harry Wurzbach to speak at 4 PM. barbecues, novelty races, and a baseball game are planned. Prizes for barbecues and a popularity contest will be awarded. Labor Day events run Sunday afternoon to Monday night with city businesses closed.
A 19th century news snippet notes traffic law violations in Justice Anton Adam's court. The record mentions speeding and operating autos without licenses, with fines of 13 dollars and 1 dollar respectively for several individuals including Curtis Nucker and C. Bran.
Workmen were installing a pistol range in the basement of the new detective quarters on Main St. Regular practice will be rated by police and detectives when the range is completed.
Zenit Rogers, 13, of 230 Martin Street, will push potatoes in the Labor Day celebration at San Pedro Park Monday. The event features a potato race among several races planned for the day.
Morrell Jorea of the chamber of commerce says visitors will travel to Boerne for a Kendaly county air fair this Saturday morning and other auto tours from his area will head to Toerne Sunday. The event begins a three month series in South esay attracting San Antonio business leaders.
Dr Hein returns from the Ohio Synod attending a church meeting with Grace Lutheran Church and its pulpit holder Dr Paul Liebit, as reported by the local parish.
A report from San Antonio notes a thief named Vriray the thirteenth targeting pets. A man on Qrayson Street carried off a Mack cat and a gray and white oak, leaving the black cat unguarded. A woman named Jares Sniel describes the incident amid odd jargon and misprints.
Efforts to locate ten Coleman, believed to be in San Antonio area, intensified after a report that his mother Mrs Anna Evans died at 2 pm Saturday in Troxger Texas. Eight telegrams suggesting the death were received.
About 500 educators from twelve counties attend the opening of the Southwest Toras Institute at 8:00 a m Monday in Brooklynide Senior School Garden Street. The five day program features lectures by university professors and education leaders on modern education aims project method and teacher administration.
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