San Antonio to open stock subscriptions for Federal Home Loan Bank
The Federal Home Loan bank board will open subscription books in San Antonio for stock on or before September 15. Franklin W. Fort, chairman, told Porter Whaley, manager of the chamber of commerce. The chamber is designated headquarters with Howell W. Jones to receive subscriptions. Walter McAllister plans talks in Dallas on territory for the San Antonio office. Subscriptions may be made by building and loan associations, homestead associations, savings banks, and insurers. The Texas senate has passed a law allowing loan associations and savings banks to subscribe, with support expected in the house from Harold Bayton and P. J. Adderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
San Antonio
Pranklin W. Fort
Porter Whales
Chamber of Commerce
Port
Whaley
Howell W. Jones
Home Loan Bank
Waler McAllister
Dales
Nathan Adams
Building and Loan
Texas Senate
Harold Bayton
P. J. Adderson
Japan Manchukuo Treaty Signings Planned in Changchun
A ceremony to sign a basic treaty recognizing Manchukuo is scheduled for September 15 in Changchun with Ambassador Muto for Japan and Premier Cheng Siah-Hsu for Manchukuo. A light classified ad and free announcement over ETSA appear in the same issue.
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Japan
Changchon
Muto
Cheng Siah-Hsu
ETSA
Fannin
Napay Wife Keeps Youth Brashes Away Gray Heir
A garbled ad style piece promotes a hair coloring procedure promising to remove gray and restore natural color. It claims safety, no warning of harm, and money back guarantees, targeting older readers with claims of lasting results.
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Andy Apps
Bridal party honors and social scenes in San Antonio
A bustling society note details bridal event preparations and entertaining at the San Antonio Country Club. Guests include Miss Margaret Copeland, Miss Jane Cohee, Miss Dorothy Guenther, and others with dining and bridge games, travel plans, and upcoming nuptials. The piece notes home decors, flower colors, and social itineraries across households in San Antonio.
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Frank G. Huntress Jr
D Duleh
Wiss Margaret Copeland
T. M. West
Infebeon
Mian
Margaret Carlter
Social calendar notes lavish events at local hotels
Clara G. Pancoast chronicles a busy week of social luncheons and bridge teas. Highlights include Miss Frances Fitch and Miss Margaret Cartier gatherings, Mrs. May Jones Spears and Mrs. Douglas Semmes at the St. Anthony, and multiple events at the Saddle Club and San Antonio Country Club. Guests mark engagements, travel plans, and forthcoming weddings with hostess duties by Elva Voss, Marie Louise Guenther, and others. attendees include Miss Dolores Urrutia, Lieut. Joan F. Greco, and many named families and hosts in Randolph Field, Bevecalitison, and San Antonio society circles.
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Frances ' Fitch
Margaret Cartier
May Jones Spears
Douglas Semmes
St. Anthony
Sue Cunninghem
William Talbot
Darathy Guenther
Saddle Club
Dorothy Guenther
Marie Louise Guenther
San Antonio Country Club
Threats Against Robins by Midwest Gangs Disclosed
Chicago reports Midwest underworld figures may be linked to the disappearance of Col. Rigmond Fobing described as a political ally and friend of President Hoover. Dr. Daniel A. Poling, head of allied prohibition forces, says there are new leads and a series of threats against Cal Robins by Western underworld characters.
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Chicago
Col
Rig
Smond
Hoover
Daniel A. Poling
Prohibition
Poling
Teissing
Cal Robins
Crash kills Europe Air Derby winner near Clerksky
Warsaw dispatch says Franciaza Skirko, winner of the European Air Derby, and engineer Branig lang Vigura were killed when their plane crashed near Clerksky Czechoslovakia. They were en route to Prague to take part in an air meet.
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Warsaw
Franciaza Skirko
Braniglang Vigura
Clerksky
Czechoslovakia
Prague
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Ellen Hayes
Eloise Richey
Mary Jane Konis
Joan Gahill
Easie
Josephine "Houston
New York City
Reagan Houston
J. W. Lozano
Juphron
Margaret Copeland
Oliver Franklin Billingsly
Oliver Franklin ,Jr
Marathon
Texas
Reagan Houston Jr
City of
Mexico
Ernest Hinds
St. Anthony Hotel
Imogene Shannon
Chester Young
W. H. Hearne
Margaret Osrtler
Ree
Jeyell Kimbro
Gladys English
Elsie Frischmuth
Martha Peters
Lorene Kinsey
Ann Maverick
Charles Doffin
Eva Earnest
Elsinera
Ellen Bookman
Navasota
Bookman
Maud Powell Freeman
Rochester
N. Y
Fastmen School of Music
William Tupner
Randolph Meld Officers’ Club
Jack Wick
Ivan. Vick
Houston
Rice Institute
Gordon Catts
Gordon Raves
Catts
Fort Sam Houston
Georgia School of Technology
A. J. McKenzie
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Bryan
Saul Barclay
Leland Blauford University
Thursday Bridge Club
Miseéa Guenther
Mary Spindle
Anne Maverick
Virginie Matthews
Helen Watlington
Thomas B. Hogg
Loraine Jones
Spoonts
Corpus Christi
Clarence.m. Hacker
Florence Velma Boyd
Arthur P. Veltman Hay
Elizabeth Boyd
Clara G. Pancoast
Nadine Damm
Menzer Hotel
Alberta Huffaker
Ivan L. Proctor
Randolph Field
New Station
Gabe Cazell
Gabe Jr
Margaret Nan
Cavell
Nannie Rohde
Beve
B. B. Warriver
Clifford P. Bradley
M. H. Warren
E. J. Rogers Jr
Len ‘Wan
Beenaby
Heather
Er. Schmidt
Ing Oscar Huot Judking
Ballinger
Gaille Allen Giffin
Elva Voss
Edward A. Walsh
Oakland
Calif
W. W. Teery
JC. ”Otaweld
Louie Melay
Tormen
Griswold
West French Place
Dolores Urrutia
Joan F. Greco
Port Sam Houston
Rex Underwood
Ruth Lewright
Heela Urrutia
Glyce P. Kinsey
Lester McBride Neve
Battery
W.E Balter
Dallas
Mra
Houston Munoon
Mitch
West King’s Highway
Miata
Robins
Europe
Sulesman
Tau
Yave Hambley
Hetuey
Toxoya Street
BAYER
Texas Steam Laundry
Losoya Street
Tuesay
al Stratton’s
Thompson
California
Hard Heads
Durkees
Salan
Hottle
Crisco
Wonder Brand
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