Vacationists Return as Students Head to Colleges
The town welcomes travelers and students returning for the new term. Families like Mrs. Charles Sherman and daughter Mary visit from Denver while Miss Shermen gears up for the University of Texas. Ruth Ann Lowry and Miss Wolford plan UT enrollment, with other locals heading to Randolph Macon and National Farm College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Shermen
Mary
Denver
Cale
San Antonio
Fred W. Shield
Shermen
Austin
University of Texas
W. E. Lowry
Ruth Ann
Fulton
Bess Marie Wolford
Lowry
Marjorie Maugham
Bun Freeman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harme
Missra Mary
Rowena Green
Bisterdale
A. A. Wilke
San Francisa
Los Angeles
Kagyne Beach
Tilette
Annette Wilke
Don Forker
Tele
Marathon
del Morte
Goll
Jack
Caito
Chi! Aten
Frank Marks Rites Set Sunday at Bride's Home
Frank Marks of Brist tol Virginia announces the engagement of their daughter Ber Tilee Lobise to Leonard A. Prank of Aunty. The wedding will be at the bride home Sunday at 4 30 p m. in Austin. Neighbors and relatives expect a small ceremony. The couple will reside at San Jacinto street after September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Marks
Brist
Tol
Leonard A. Prank
Frank
San Jacko
L. F. Peck
San Antonio
Texas University
Harvard
Advanced School of Business
Beston
Peck Ace
McAllen
Simplicity Marks Gumm-Borden Rites
Miss Mary Rhodes Borden wed Onarlea Clayton Gummi Jy at sunset ceremony in Christ Church with Rev. Capers officiating. Bridesmaids wore pertwinkte blue fallle, carried calla lilies, and the couple left for a wedding trip from 1222 Aganier after a Cascade Terrace reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clayton Gummie
P.m
Christ Episcopal Church
Gumm
Mary Rhodes Borden
St. Anthony Hotel
Alm
Fueres Phulo
Guy Borden
Onarlea Clayton Gummi Jy
My. c
Oharlea Clayton Summ
Sante Orr
Christ] Church
Edward Harker
Goweed
Otchid
Stephanolia
Ims
T. Noa Smith
Sallie Duncan
Kilgore
Guy
Build Up Important Protector of Women Health Claims
A damaged OCR item touts CARDUT as a protective aid for women, claiming it treats menstrual pain and related symptoms. The text asserts benefits for headaches nervousness digestion energy and physical resistance, urging use for periodic distress and noting a promotion for those over forty.
Tea Crystal Shower Given for Miss Busby
Miss Jerry Busby was honored with a crystal shower Sunday hosted by Mrs Musgrove W Briscos and her daughter in the Tapestry room of the St Anthony hotel. About 40 guests attended as Misses Margie Tucker Nancy Plaendler Myrtle Busby and Virginia Busby helped serve. Mrs Z G Johnson and her daughters Barbara and Patria visited from Los Angeles and other cities during a busy holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busby
Jerry Busby
Mins
Musgrove W. Briscos
Phyllis
St. Anthony Hotel
Margie Tucker
Nancy Plaendler
Myrtle Busby
Virginia Busby
Z. G. Johnson
Barbara
Prtrinia
Los Angeles
la Grae Nada
New Wexioo
Ore
Angeles
UDC installs officers at session in San Antonio
Albert Sidory Johnston chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy met Friday in the Texas room at the Gunter hotel. Mrs. J. Alder presided as new officers were installed by Mrs. Van Teel, Sixth District chairman, with Mrs. J. M. Elder as president and others named. The convention will be at the Adolphus hotel in Dallas October 22 to 24 with Veterans of the War Between the States as guests. A Confederate history book was placed in the San Antonio public school libraries. The Hot Wells School PTA will sponsor weekly motion pictures starting Tuesday at 5 p.m. showing Tom Tyler in Tas Ranch among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sidory Johnston
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Prigay
Texas
Gunter Hotel
Alder
Grayer
United States
van ‘I. Teel
J. M. Elder
John
John Saltding
van T. Teel
Simler
San Antonio
Hot Wells
Treacher Association
Tom Tyler
Tas Ranch
Blag Crosby
Club Federation Board Talks Activities and Plans
The City Federation of Women's Clubs executive board met at Mrs. B. Alexander's home to review department outlines and elects support for voting machines. Reports included Ted Cross cooperation, youth friendship plans, Christmas party prep, and property matters. Guests attended. a tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
B. Alexander
West Magnolia
Evan Moon
George H. Mueller
C. &. Fowler
Uist
Sal
Ds Fartary
John F. Camp
Federation
Miri Ralph Jackson
Yruth Friendship Committee
H. G. Hinds
Bexar County
Mms. J
Peter
House Committee
City Federation
Moon
H. E. Hinds
Miriam Wireman to Teach as Winter Substitute
Miriam Billy Wireman, who earned her degree in June, will move from pupil to substitute instructor this winter. Doctor Russell, Joan Winter and their wives enjoyed a vacation along the western Colorado slope near the Utah border, switching from driving to riding and camping in mountains while trout fishing. Macelon Hall praises the Toujours Mol group for years, Tatoy Chandler shared San Antonio style at Ardmore Oklahoma, hosting a hotel cocktail party with Mexican themed decor and beans prepared in a creamy fashion for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
Billy" Wireman
Das Russell
Joan Winter
Colorado
Utah
Metor
Macelon Hall
Tatoy Chandler
Ardmore
Gkla
San Antonio
Carlo
Miss Ellen Dilworth to Visit from Gonalts
Miss Ellen Dilworth and her mother Mrs. Robert Dilworth arrive midweek from Gonalts to visit at Mr. and Mrs. Pa Sweeney while Mr. and Mrs. Boutetty travel to Moussel Tor. Charlene McGehie hosted a seated break as Patricia Bratt, bride elect, toured with guests including Mrs. Frank Bert, Misses Mary Pao and Betty Steele Murray. The Kappa Sigma Delta sorority planned a meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Miss Berle Jayne Nulb’s home. The Muldoons were surprised by minimal red tape crossing into Canada for a Montreal trip and noted wartime activity.
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Artive
Ble Dilworth
Robert Levit Dilworth
Gonalts
Pa Sweeney
Bwoetty
Moussel Tor
Charlene McGehie
Patricia Bratt
Frank
Bertt
Mary Pao
Betty Steele Murray
Celste Marrison
Virginia Hall
Feanette Warsen
Brybare Benton
Sarah Penningtan
Kappa Signa Delta
W. E. Muldoon
Will
Berle Jayne Nulb
Canada
Camden
John dv
Jean Border
Montreal
Quebec
Miss Mary Crane Guest in Brother's Home in San Antonio
Miss Mary Victory Crane and her parents from New Orleans are guests of Jack Crane in San Antonio for the ninth of September. They visited her brother there last spring and are hosted by friends in the city. Also noted are visits by Jimmy Greggs and family and other relatives staying in Fallon Mer and Pullen, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Victory Crane
Aund
Warren J. Crane
New Orleans
Jack Crane
Crane
San Antonio
Jimmy Greggs
Jeffers
Fallon Mer
Leroy Jeffers
Pullen
Texas
Simmy Gregg
Jimmy Sue
Aransas Pass
Nes
Mrs Bud Baker Visits Los Angeles Kin
Mrs Bud Baker of Corpus Christi visits kin in Los Angeles. The brief item notes travel and family ties with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Bud Baker
Corpus
L.A. Kin
Corpus Christie Yielting Olives
San Antonio
Accused Forger Returned to .A. Proby Jr. Held on Forgery Charge
Robert Green Proby Jr. was arrested in Detroit on a forged government check totaling $37.50. He was brought back to local officers Monday by deputies Leon Budeith and Jmershal from Detroit, with Detective Set Prank Egan of Nepton assisting. The case was previously before U. S. Commissioner P. A. Lockhart. The report also notes theater counts in Soviet Thicn towns and nearby villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Green Proby Jr
Detroit
San Antonio
Leon Budeith
Deputi A
Los Angeles Club Calendar Highlights Weekly Events
A fragmented roster lists Monday through Tuesday gatherings across churches and clubs in Los Angeles. Events include St. Mark's Church and Travia Park Methodist activities, Fidelis and Alamo missions chapters, and Women and Delphian groups with varied times and locations.
Mrs Gordon Cusack Returns From Month East Visit
Mrs Gordon K Cusack has returned from a month's visit in the East. She was hosted by her son and daughter Lieut and Mrs Gordon Cusack at West Point. She also visited her son Bill Cusack in Sloubenville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon K. Cusack
East
Lieut
Gordon Cusack
West Point
Jill
Bill Cusack
Sloubenville
Ohio
Visit to Mother Noted for Newton Cox
Newton Cox plans a 10 day visit with his mother Mrs. G. M. Cox with relatives in Park Aransas and nearby siblings, before returning to point of origin. The brief confirms a family trip and indicates the household context with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Cox
St. Lewis
Antonin Ruconly
G. M. Cox
Park Aransas
Mia
Téwrence
Arid Thare
Local Movie Prices Rise as Oil Boom Drama Rolls Through Town
Bexar theaters hike admission for the epic BOOM TOWN. The scene shifts to social rounds with Hart sisters, Hart and Pitzsimonn, as college plans loom for Hart kin. Notables like Lorraine Meeks and Gen. Guy Carleton pepper the society buzz amid cinema outings and weekend errands.
Property Man Keeps Cadet Show on Air Field Ground
Randolph and Kelly fields host a wartime stage production with Eye for detail. Property man Camp wrestles with authentic gear including wings uniforms and insignia while dodging parachute safety concerns and last minute prop issues. He hunts through air corps castoffs for weather taps goggles earphones and diplomas to stage a convincing unit feel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Kelly Fields
Momlay
Randolph Field
Wir
Air Corps
Ann
Lriek
Kelly
Maverick to Speak in Chicago at City Program
Maverick and Miss Thompson are slated to appear in Chicago September 14 as part of a program sponsored by the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies. The event will be at the Chicago Coliseum, with the mayor traveling from Chicago to New York for a mayoral conference. Posters are circulating nationwide naming Maverick and Miss Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maliy Maverick
Doro Athy "Thompson
Chicago
Amer- Tca
Maverick
Chilcago Coliseum
New York
United States
Miss Thompson
Wallace decries GOP appeasers in Nebraska speech
In WEEPING WATER Nebraska Henry A Wallace condemned GOP leaders as appeasers amid campaign remarks about Roosevelt and Hitler. He argued the Republican candidate is not a Hitler foe while noting some Republicans are appeasers and Nazi supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heniy A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Hitler
Mncmaines
Director May Get Dumbell Medal
Kelly Field cadets on Monday considered awarding Arthur Jacobson the Dumbbell Medal for the year’s biggest bonehead play. Paramount assistant director Jacobson, addressing cast and bystanders, urged cadets and technicians to find the barn over Wert as the crowd laughed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Field
Arthur Jacobson
Paramount
Jacobson
Wert
Kelly Fielay
Three Burglaries Charged to Man
Three charges of Welts were filed in Corrigan's court against Marshall v. Beachant at 457320 North Mesquite Street. The charges allege Beachant burglarized Life Saver crim on m4 East Commueceu Street on three occasions, taking a total of $37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peane Ral. Corrigan
Arkansas Deputy Seizes Prisoner in Ban Ahotip
J A Burgeas deputy sheriff from El Dorado Arkansas arrived Monday to take custody of a man wanted in Arkansas on three arson charges. The suspect identified as Marshal Datirot was arrested at 1809 West Commerce street in Ban Ahotip and is being transferred for extradition or further processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Burgeas
el Dorado
Ark
Ban Ahotip
Arkansas
Marshal Datirot
West Commerce Street
Oklahoma Oil Quota Unchanged by Commission
Oklahoma City report indicates the state oil quota remains at 50,000 barrels for the period, unchanged from August. The commission notes production at 10,900 barrels under forecast, with markets estimating higher demand and noting a 700 barrel shortfall relative to earlier estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Ausist
ACE DIRECTOR A TOMEC PGTURE
Picture on Page 5 Al Filming of Paramaunts si ple. Wanted Wings went forward Monday under a new director J Mitchell Leisen who arrived in San Antonio by plane. Theodore Reed who directed the production through three weeks of filming at Randolph and Kelly Fields was to regain in Hollywood as adviser to Arthur Hornblow Jr producer of the film. Reed left San Antonio Saturday evening on Braniff Airlines. Leisen was accompanied to San Antonio by Briar Lay Jr author of the original story and T Keith Glennon Paramount studio manager. Gleases will searve Mondays Hihaing and plans to return to Hollywood Monday night or Tuesday morning.
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J. Mitchell Leisen
San Antonio
Pline
Sunny Day
Theodore Reed
Randolph
Kelly Nields
Reogain
Hollywood
Arthur Hornblow Jr
Bornblow
California
Reed
Braniff Alrijnes
Hornbirw
Leisen
Briar Lay Jr
T. Keith Glennon
Paramount Studio
Gleases
Moaldays Hihaing
Glenman
Kelly Fields
Lrisen
Lesbert
Sun Sessil
the Eagle
Chrugelle Colbert
Ray Sind
Burkeround
Modern Warthan Aviation
General Held for Mrs. Stein Comer
Funeral services for Mrs Stein Comer of 12 Sixth Street were held Monday morning. She was active in San Antonio charity work and known as She Lille Mother. A Missourian native and San Antonio resident for 23 years, she is survived by husband Tr. 5. Cowen and daughters Mrs Havel Lee Yond and Mrs I. B. Brown. Services were at St. Josephs church with burial in San Jose Burial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein
Sixth Street
Gomer
San Antonio
Cowen
Dughters
Havel Lee Yond
Brown
St. Joseph's Church
San Jose Burial Park
International Club Red Cross 10 Meet Announcement
Members of the International Club Red Cross present details for an event at 15 North Peews Street on Tuesday evening from 3 pm to 7 40 pm. Attendees Mira Katherite Foto Mytys are listed as presiding officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Club
Red Cross
Lined Cross
Sloot
North
Katherite Foto Mytys
Mena
Garden Club Meeting At Wille Museum
The Laurel Meighté Garden club will meet Wednesday from 9 30 a m to noon at the Wille museum with Mrs Nat Kinney as chairman A J Smith will demonstrate the melting and planting of seed boxes at 10 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Meighté Garden Club
Wille Museum
Nat Kinney
A J. Smith
Untitled Tonic Claim Promises Health And Strength
An advertisement-like fragment touts an $85 Tonic as boosting appetite energy and digestion. It hints at weight gain stronger vitality and better skin while promising health benefits for weak digestion and blood. The text is garbled but emphasizes personal gain and commercial sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Largne
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Bride
Catholic Daughters of America
Court of St. Anthony No. 2
Ray Belcher
Jit
Han Loustenau
Marguerite
Navy Mother's Club
Navy
D. Baker
Waldorf- Astoria
Jean
San Anionio
Gumm-Borden Rites
U. D.C
Club Federation
Zia Zeta Tau ‘Sorority
Anne Sheridan
Elizabeth
Lane Star
Milam
Marie Carter
J.T. Richardson
B. G. Kreedorn
Lvice
Lalicence
Hugh Ashford
Michigan
J. T. Jackson
England
Edna Thlenberg
L. F. Bays
Mes
James R. B. Evans
J. M. Jackson
J. Gleason
S. Webster
G. V. Burt
BE. T. Green
P. J.alvis Wall
Highland Park
Pt.a
Lake McQueeney
Thomas B.O' Blue
Plang
Laursdayte
Augustus Jones
United States Daughters of 1612
W. P. Coleman Jr
Alto Fria
Ius
H. R. Wolford
J. B. Wright
Kerrville
Freeman
Mike Fay Lowrey
First Baptist
Perry Webb
Ben Shaw
W. Gwinn
Harry Max
J. P. McDaniel
Frank Mredox
Clay McCoy Wes
Huisache
Pilon
Uurtad McGary
Ellen Dilworth
Straten
Marianna
Port Lewis
Wash
WT. Farrell
Strallon
Mis
Maribelle Strattan
Cheymobth
Houston
Corpus Christi
DB. Edwards Jr
Gorpus
Thicn
L.A
St. Mark's Church
Parist House
Kathleen O'Doherty
Thomas Nelson
Alamo Mission Chapter
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Alamo Hall
Aom
Gen
Stanley
Grand Army of the Republic
Fidelis Matrons
Baptist Church
Huthman Bathes
Quentin
the Women of
St. Mark's
St. Mark
Mrs. Cusack
Bexar
Jessie Hart
Dolores Pitzsimonn
Jean Hart
Our Lady of the Lake
Barbara Furlong
Q. L. Li
Mary Pool
Howard
T. U
Bert B. Thompson JR
Jack Norman
Gunter Roof
Focal Belley
Charlene
McGeehee
John Wood, JR
Lorraine Stutsman
Alan
Parkinson
Conn Delevan
T. UV
Jane Phelps
J. H. Prowlich
Kenneth Etheridge
W. B. Etheridges
Medina Aske Sundhy
R. Palm
University of” ‘Texas
O Temple
Ternity
Lorraine Meeks
The
Kit Kat
Guy Carleton
G.O.P
Wallace
Dumbell
ACE
Mrs. Stein Comer
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