Cathie Carries to Wealth and Hidden Secrets
Cathie Carries marries her elderly employer Alfred Farnsworth and moves into his grand house Watched by servants and the wary wife Marguerite Chester fears the maid holds dark family secrets Gordon Stora is coming as a guest. Cathie hesitates to confess to her mother as royal restraint looms over the union.
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Faraworth
Chester
Fatt
Cable
Marguerite
Gordon Sfcora
Farnsworths
Unuersinni
Airedale Gypsie Aids Cottage of Dodsons on Drexel
Gypsie the airedale owned by Mr and Mrs Volney Bradley supports the Dodsons at 429 Drexel Avenue as their cottage gains a boost from the family dog.
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Volney Bradley
Drexel Avenue
Gwendolyn
Joel Dodson
Drexel
Dinner Party Hopes and Quiet Tensions at Moore Arrival
Cathie frets over a planned dinner the night Moore arrives, fearing discomfort with Chester Farnsworth and his bride. Mr Farnsworth reassures, while Cathie worries about Mrs Willoughby and who Moore will like. The scene mixes nerves, social strategy, and a cautious hope for normalcy as the dinner nears.
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Moore
Cathie
Chester Farnsworth
Vaughate
Farnscurth
Vaughamw
Willoughby
Farnsworth
Man Darrow
Mr. Farnsworth
Catherius
Rica
Jeo
Gracioia
Catherins
Catherine
Scummel 4
Farnaworth
Cheong
Cate
Army wives call for reform in military life
Fragmentary transcript reveals a wife’s letter to the Army and Navy Register detailing life as a captain’s wife. She describes hardship, travel, debt, and unmet needs, urging a policy to curb bachelor officers divorcing married ones and to allow wives to work to support children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy
Khalil
Army
Famous Flier Assigned to Brooks Pirst Lieut
Oakley G. Kelly holder of the Distinguished Flying Cross was assigned to Brooks Field. He is reported at the Air Corps training center Monday. John A. Mavkrinly accompanied Kelly on the cross country night flight from New York to San Diego in a Fokker transport.
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Brooks
Oakley G. Kelly
Hight
Air Corp Training Center
Mily
Brooksfield
John A. Mavkrinly
Kelly
Newe York
San Digs
Fokker
Atelli
MNTF
Remembering Earl the San Antonio sports announcer
A fragment recalls Earl a Black man who announced baseball and other events in San Antonio about 15 years ago. He rode a pony through town, officiated Negro baseball games, and served as an umpire in linen duster. He would call safe or out while sprawled on the ground.
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Earl
Alverls
San Antonio
Dudus
Basex
Zmout
Safe disappears from Los Angeles theater
Police puzzled after a 200 pound safe containing $217 vanished from the Uptown theater on Frederickburg Road early Sunday. Investigators found no signs of entry or exit and suspect manager Jack Edwards is linked to the case, with an arrest expected.
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Uptown
Prederickeburg Road
Kes
Jack Edwards Hair
New Police Patrol Car Arrives For City Use
Anvit SchefMer head ragchsme for the police department travels from Detroit to San Antonio with a new patrol car. Police Chief Owen Kildas parts with a Monday departure as the vehicle is driven here. The auto is the same type as the police emergency car and will be put into service after a break in period.
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Anvit SchefMer
Afonday
Detroit
San Anitanio
Owen Kildas Wan
Pallee
Hart McGormick Leaves Hospital After Illness
Hart McGormick, district clerk, recovered from typhoid fever and was moved from Santa Rosa Infirmary to his home. He faced two relapses in the prior weeks but is now said to be out of danger by physicians.
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Hart McGormick
Santa Rosa
Big Home
Practice at Kelly Opens Hour Earlier
Starting Monday morning students at Kelly field begin daily flying practice at 1 p.m. and ground school from 6:30 to 7:30, with the earlier schedule totaling 132 hours last week.
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Kelly
Kelly Field
Man Charged With Assault to Murder
Abraham Calderon of 405 Constalipe Street faces charge of assault to murder relating to an incident against Heanond Urbing of 309 North Bin Maha Street. The case was filed Monday morning before Justice of the Peace Jat F. Opinn with a bond set at 400 dollars.
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Abraham Calderon
Constalipe Street
Vsemilt
Heanond
Urbing
North bin Maha Xtreet
Justice of the Peace
F. Opinn
Trotal
Bandit Shootout Tangles Van Ness Drug Store
Harry T. Denson proprietor of the Van Ness drugstore was treated in Manila for a bullet wound after resisting three youths who robbed his shop on Sunday night. The trio also held up a soft drink stand at Broadway, while police traced a possible second suspect connected to the spree. An arrest is expected as investigators link a borrowed gun to the case.
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Harry T. Denson
van Ness
Penson
Boldup
Iria
Robert Com
Af Corporation Enuzt
Sean Mark
Lenet
Jones
Senex Avenue
Bresdway
Thesp
Tricity
Roudeay
Elation
Clifflimchissen
Serger
Sts Austin Street
Bquists
Itis Guip
Ther
von Nese Deus
Haid
Broadway
St Weere
Gyo
Brick Foremen Club Outing Returns After River Barbecue
Five members of the Fraser Trick company Foremen's club, along with local officials and government officials, returned to San Antonio after a barbecue Sunday afternoon on the Guadaloupe river near McQueeney. J Gan, district manager, oversaw the outing.
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Fraser Trick Company
Superintendent Extends Welcome to San Antonio Students
San Antonio public schools begin enrollment for about 41 000 pupils with a hearty greeting from Superintendent B W Hartley. The message welcomes first year students and notes a promising year for those returning from vacations and transfers to San Antonio Junior College and the night school opening Monday September 15.
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B. W W. Hartley
Lic Schools
San Antonio
Lips bid wins for San Antonio Main Library sidewalk project
The city accepted James J. Lips bid to construct sidewalk and curbs at the San Antonio Main Library. An appropriation of 8735 was allocated to cover the project. Street Commissioner Paul Bieffler issued the bid call last Monday and awards followed Wednesday for curb and gutter work on Fest Antinas Street between San Pedro Avenue and North Laredo Street.
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James J. Lips
San Antonio
Paul Bieffler
Antinas Street
San Pedro Avenue
North Laredo Street
Mrs Justice Buried Tuesday in Texas Funeral
Mrs Marguereth Justice died at home on 686 Santa Monica Street after long illness. A Kansas City native who died in San Antonio, she will be buried at Denison Texas after a 4 o clock funeral from the residence. Survived by husband G D Justice, her parents Mr and Mrs Charles R Sutton, and one daughter Willa Mae Sutton.
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Justice
Marguereth
Santa Monica Street
Kansas City
San Antonis
Denison
Texas
G. D. Justice
Mfr
Charles R. Sutton
Hinter
Mass Willa Mae Sutton
Fire alarm operator Charles H. Muth dies on duty
Charles H. Muth 42 a fire alarm operator at Centro station for 14 years died on duty early Monday after reporting illness to fellow operator Pablo Hinojosa and receiving water. Federal services set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at South Mackersy erect Werte with W. D. Norhner officiating. Survived by widow M Carrie Muth son Ereney Muth brother George Muth and three daughters Kate Auth A. J. Dirmaline and Ickerson noted.
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Charles H. Muth
Town Street
Centro
Muth
Pablo Hinojosa
Hinojosa
Bia
Collis Boze
Mulb
Santa Rosa
Fitchies
Wniter
Sam Bell
South Maekkersy Erect Werte
W. DL. Norhner
Anton Weezil
Herman Sona
M. Carrie Muth
Ereney Muth
George Muth
A. J. Dirmaline
Ated Ickerson
Mirs Kate Auth
Red Davis Quits Tree Top In Final School Stunt
Red Davis, last of the Newland Davis team, descended from a tree top in San Antonio on Monday ending the endurance contest. Bobbs Ion-Inuit came down after 1008 hours and Med after 1074 hours. The two best climbed down on the afternoon of July 24.
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San Antonio
Red Davis
Newland Davis
South New Braunfels
Fire damages store owned by J Watkins in Houston area
Early Monday a blaze of undetermined origin caused about 500 dollars damage to the combination grocery store and market owned by J Watkins at 1348 Kase House Street. The fire was observed near dawn and the building suffered smoke and water damage as firefighters battled the flames. Local authorities were investigating the cause and insurance was notified.
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J. &. Watkins
Ear Scrubbing Bouts Start As School Opens In San Antonio
San Antonio prepares for the new school year as families swap summer attire for school wear. Parents, teachers, and students anticipate the routine shift from outdoor freedom to classrooms, with a sense of relief as the “good ol summertime” fades.
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San Antonio
Azores
Mondey
Horn
Tose
Lions Field Season Ends With Community Night
Summer activities at Lions Field wind up Monday night with a community night featuring plants games and dancing for children and adults. Miss Helen Hamrick leads the event with the parents council directing.
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Lions Field
Eben
Counel
Feld
Misa Helen Hamelek
Miss Hamrick
Real estate buyers urge seasoned crowd to invest now
Word spreads among experienced buyers that market conditions favor purchasing property today. Brokers report rising demand from retirees and professionals who have waited for a better moment. Analysts caution to assess location, price, and financing carefully before committing.
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Alfred Farnsporth
Sie Cher
Hee
Cashie
Batneworth
Marguery Jin
Skippy
Economics
Percy L. Crosby
Jacketey
Hrgor Au
Howell Jones
Safe
L.A
Hospital
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Anya
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