Soon-to-Weds Busy With Myriad Parties
The article tracks upcoming weddings and busy social calendars of brides to be, detailing entertaining events for Miss Genevieve Gray and others. It notes rehearsals, breakfasts, teas, luncheons, and gatherings leading up to ceremonies, with mentions of guests, hosts, and venues across Dallas and nearby towns.
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Dave
Genevieve Gray
Jack Allen Grant
Pegey Gray
Jean McCrorey
Wichits Falls
W. P. Kenton
Boone Walker
Gray
West Summit Avenue
Barbara Benton
Mary Morden
Pat Scott
Franklin Moore Reptember
Cherlene McGehee
Quentin
Estelle Harb
Miss Scott
Alice Bealdey
Helen Patton
Frances Helland
Robert Graham Walls
Brs
Robin Hildebrand
Martha
Rio Vista
Double Wedding in Scherrer Garden in August
A double wedding occurred in the Scherrer garden on August 23. Lorraine Scherrer and James Cheetham wed, alongside Evyda Etheridge and Walter Garrison. Officiant was Dr. D. H. Truhbte. Bridesmaids included Maurine Wright and Mil fred Epps. Best man was Robert Mauermann. The families and guests reside in this city.
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Doyle
Lorraine Scherrer
James Cheetham
Evyda Etheridge
Walter Garrison
Miss Scherer
E. Scherrer
Gheethont
J. H. Cheetham
Miss Etheridge
Henry Etheridge
Gerrison
Scherrer
Maurine Wright
Miss Scherrer
Milfred Epps
Brownwood
Misa Etheridge
Milfred May's
Hazel Zipp
Made Lillian Strange
Mary Jen Welton
Regina Kroll
Lillian Smith
Edna Earle Etheridge
Belly Pie
Batsy Ruth Scherrer
Barbara Jean Cosgrove
Clinton B. Scherrer
Miss Atheridge
Weston
Robert Mauermann
Gurrissy
Melvin Whiters
Wan
Cheetham
W. C. Daviy
Henry Mangrum
Orgin
George Weehler
George Henderson
Cosgrove
Clint Scherrer
Elaine Etheridge
First Baptist Church
W. D. McFadden
West Wooldlawn
Holiday Toll High as Labor Day Fatalities Rise
A three day Labor Day period records 514 deaths nationwide with 325 vehicle fatalities. The toll includes 25 deaths from a Virginia airliner crash and numerous drownings and shootings across states including New York California Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Funds Ought For Fae Food Funds Ought For Fae
San Antonio 2006 underfed school children would receive school meals through surplus funds and a sponsor found with Mayor Maverick and officials. Meals would cost about 4 cents per child per day, totaling roughly $15,000 annually. A sponsoring agency was to be provided as required by federal law. Community chest consideration followed PTA constitution issues and welfare organization staffing constraints.
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Comemod~ Ges Corporation
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SCO Ins
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Annexed Areas Demand Old Service Restored
Residents of four districts including Los Angeles Heights and Terrace petitioned County Gemilasi officials about poor city services after annexation. They claim streets are overgrown and unreachable, numbering about 60 signatories led by Donnell, seeking action and a formal agreement to improve road maintenance and access.
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Gemilasi
Fla Dandell
Los Angeles Heights
Terrace
Kingston Heights
Greenlawn Estates
Donnell
Cash Stolen From Milk Truck and Prowler Incidents
A series of thefts and prowler reports were logged, including $47 stolen from a milk truck, 97 in coins taken, and a car fire linked to vandalism. Antonio Loyez reported coin theft from 708 Camaron Street, while Mire Frances and A. Asie noted other break ins and shop damages on Broadway and nearby streets. Authorities documented repeated incidents over several weeks, with damages varying from minor to notable.
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Camaron Street
Lopes
Pollor
Frances
Juye Ay Ie A
H. Asie
Broadway
J. G. Gullege
Fred
Ericksburg
Senator King Faces Two Challengers in Utah Primary
Salt Lake City Sept 3 11 A double challenge to Senator Wil King’s bid for a consecutive U.S. Senate term. Democratic challenger Abe Murdo of Beaver and Delbert M Draper of Salt Lake City oppose King. Observers expect a close contest as Republicans name Oscar Carlson Philo Farnsworth Jr John A Webster all from Salt Lake City and George W Worthen of Provo in a four way race.
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Salt Lake City
Wil- Hawt
King
United States
Wels
Abe Murdo
Beaver
Delbert
M. Draper
Sate Lake City
Oscar W. Carlson
Philo T. Farnsworth Jr
John A. Webster
Siltlaike City
George W. Worthen
Prva
Woman saves children in San Antonio street attack
A letter recounts Jinny Anderson shielding children from an attack near Soledad Street and Commerce Avenue. She refused pay during her time of service and stood firm against a man threatening to harm the youngsters as 65 Comanche Indians reportedly waited in the courthouse area under Col. M. L. Crimmins’s oversight.
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Tndfany
Soledad Street
Jinny Anderson
Jinny
Anderson
Commerce
Solehead
Col
M. L. Crimmins
U.S. A
Autopsy Slated in Carl J. Bell Death
An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death of Carl Joseph Bell, 40, of 425 Peeston Avenue, who died Sunday from injuries after an affray in front of a tavern on the 4300 block of Ben Pedro Avenue. Ernest Marx, 9, of 214 Lotis Street, reported the incident. Bell allegedly fell and struck his head on a curb during the confrontation.
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Dettermine
Carl Joseph Bell
Peeston Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Ottis West
Ben Pedro Avenue
Ernest Marx
Lotis Aireet
Bell
Youth Council Meeting To Hear Juvenile Delinquency Reports
Reports from committees appointed to investigate youth mission charges and juvenile delinquency will be heard at the monthly meeting of the Coordinating Council for Youth at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the YMCA conference room. Mrs. E Fisher, president, said the committee on juvenile delinquency had a report on an article in a place magazine holding delinquency to be deplorable.
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Gavnet3
G. A
E Fisher
Pace
Mexico City Fallout as Almazan Blasts Cardenas Regime
In New York Abmazan accuses President Cardenas of ruling by force and labels his government as corrupt. He alleges a legal congress to install Avila Camacho, cites armed peasants in Mexico City, and fault lines in civil liberty, health, and governance. Leading exports cited from Windward Islands include bay rum and nutmeg.
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Mexico
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Gamacho
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Tenyoach
Police Sergeant Demoted After Prolonged Absence
Police Sergeant P R Halleton was demoted by Chief Ray Ashworth and reassigned as a statement clerk under Captain C D Murrel. His salary dropped from 175 to 150 dollars. The move followed Halleton taking an extended leave of absence that left departments across several states seeking him. He reported to Pensacola Florida amid questions over his status.
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P. R. Halleton
Ray Ashworth
Halleton
Winder
C.D. Murrel
Halleron
Pensacola
Flawud
Schools Open in Los Angeles Heights and South San Antonio
Two suburbs inaugurate new school systems. In Los Angeles Heights Mrs. H. D. Smith heads the Los Angeles Heights schools with principals at Woodlawn Edison and Hidalgo entities under superintendent J. N. Kadortl. In South San Antonio Superintendent S. G. Boynteh leads, with M. S. Jennings at high school, R. F. Rogers at elementary, and Mrs. Edna Porter Riley at primary.
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Scneals
Los Angeles Heights
South San Antonio
Tyewley
H. D. Smith
Woodlawn
Sylvester
Edison
G. B. Meeks
Franklin Solelg
Ollie Walker
Woodlow Wileun
Sadie Powell
Hidalgo School
J. N. Kadortl
San Antonio
S. G. Boynteh
M. 5. Jennings
R. FE. Rogers
Edna Porter Riley
Shots Fired at Dallas Man in Lakeland Terrace Fight
Two shots were fired through a realty window in Dallas late last night, targeting attorney T. K. Irwin Dalton during talks on Lakeland Terrace incorporation into White Rock City. A 32 caliber pistol was found on the driveway as assailants fled. tensions rise between opposing factions over the Me Miacorporation movement.
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Reid House
T.K. Irwin Dalton
Twin
BF. Payee
Lakeland Terrace
White Rock City
Offic
Hylton
Lakecrest
Ami Shamrock Shores
Opposime Me Miacorporation Anovement
Garden clubs to offer soil tests in San Antonio
Garden clubs plan free soil testing at the weekly Garten center led by Mrs. Albert Steves with Mrs. Allen Snyder and Mrs. Arthur Muir assisting. Center hours are 3 30 to 4 00 pm as they discuss soil testing for February gardening and future plans.
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San Antonio
Alamh Heights
Lerell Huis Garden Clubs
Cinderella Out After Midnight A San Antonio Incident
A Dallas or San Antonio scene reports a woman seen in an evening dress and bare feet downtown leading to a drunkenness charge. Lucille Dutt, 98, of Big Spring, was booked on drunkenness after being notified by the YMCA and the Bluebonnet Hotel.
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Lucille Dutt
Big Spring
Windows of Two Stores Smashed in Vandalism Spree
Playful stone throwers damaged two storefronts on Theo street Tuesday. Theo eretme at 211 West Theo and I. JS. Guerra at 1 West Theo reported rocks shattered plate glass at their businesses. Glen Wilson, a car dealer at Ninth and Broadway, reported six hubcaps stolen from cars on Tol.
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A. Ploves
Theo
I. JS. Guerra
West
Glen Wilson
Ninth and Broadway
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