Brides Brighten S.A. Social Spotlight With Upcoming Weddings
Brides hold the social spotlight in San Antonio as Miss Elizabeth Burnett plans to wed Lieut Chesley Swanner at Central Christian church on October 18. Matron of honor duties will be fulfilled by Mrs. O. R. Burney and Miss Grace Carroll. A tea and shower for Miss Burnett’s honor is planned, date to be announced. The San Antonio Federation of Music Clubs schedules its season opener with a luncheon on September 20 and introduces newly elected officers.
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Huth
Elizabeth Burnett
Robert Lee Burnett
Chesley Tases Swanner
Randolph Field
Central Christian Church
Miss Burnett
O. R. Burney
Maxwwei
Ee B
San Antonio Federation of Music Clubs
Munwal
J. T. Boyd
Pauline Trieber Muale Club
Shirley Sehweiteer
Berthoven Music Club
Jocelyn Hoelling
B Natural Club
Robert Kuefoth
Jagel Musical Club
Allen Francis Frizzell
Mary Adele Car Soin
Elizabeth Frincel
Officuws
Retheine Jagei
Bon Antonie
Doris Lockhart
la Counseloy
Married in a Stratford area ceremony marks Lewis family bonds
Mrs Borothy Rice and Mark Leopold wed Saturday evening with Rev F P Buchanan in attendance. Sister Mary Siml served as attendant while Dr Henry N Tedpoeld was best man. The couple, now at 1610 West Pingwwlin Avenue, plan a home in Nekodah Temple area. Second son born to William Cochran Jr. in Houston. Mrs Bell Carushers hosted a luncheon and bridge for Toys for the club. Fenwick Parent-Teacher Association held first exec meeting with new principal Miss Toby West. Business and Professional Women set to meet at the Anthony hotel.
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Davahty Wendel Rice
Mark Leopold
FP. B. Buchanan
Mary Siml
Henry N. Tedpoeld
Leopold
West Pingwwlin Avenue
Ave
William
Eac
Tre Marin
Fenwick
Cascelation
Eran Woltta
Toby West
Ryle Holeman
Knox
Miss Martin and Roy Ledger Wed At Church
Miss Martin and Roy Ledger wed in a church ceremony with Dr. Perry F. Webb officiating. Bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alte of Owling and Roy Ledger is son of Mrs. Hazel Graite of Rayton, Texas. The couple will reside at 614 West Reed in Sewonn. The Child North club will meet at 1301 Santa Anna Avenue with Mrs. Raymond Williams co host. Program led by Mrs. J F Hootes on The Young Child Needs Companionship.
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Cinivele
de. Perry PF. Webb
Mfr
Robert Alte
Owling
Edger
Hazel Graite
Raytot
Tesas
Mebelis
Datsetts
Siy Minke
Pete Vaine
B. Arnold
Santa Anna Avenue
Raymond Willians
J. F. ‘Hootes
Visiting pair and local society notes at Fulton
The article records visitors at Fulton including Mr and Mrs Ganalt and family at the John Fries college, extended travels of Mrs Charles B Pearce in New York, and activities of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars with new members. It mentions J W Fisher returning from Arkansas and social updates from Memorial event schedules and hospitality.
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Sam Houston Post
Ike ‘Club
Mya
Eurel Crate
Mesraines Meleis Zigher
Eayin A
Allen Micet Ah & Ie Om
Eeelub
Relreshssenis
Guatemala Pair In Visiting Mother In Our Town
Mr and Mrs Wills Andrew Springer arrive from Guatemala to visit Mrs Frank Springer in Meridian Mississippi. After a brief stop in San Antonio they plan to go to Carlsbad Caverns before continuing to visit Mrs Springer’s parents in Meridian.
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Our Town
Wills Andrew Springer
Guatemala
Mr. Springer
Frank Springer
San Antonio
Carlsbad Caverns
Jeter
Outdoor fitness craze stirs campus gossip and mishaps
A fragmented account from a campus column describes female athleticism, gym mishaps, and social reactions. A notable scene features a student testing grip strength that ends with a toppled machine and a cheeky wager. The piece mentions Eleanor Burnett and a rebuilding project led by Monsieur Charmbray affecting town construction.
Lillian Perry Will Study in San Marcos
Miss Lillian Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs Perry plans to study at Southwest State Teachers College in San Marcos after graduating Brack Alridge High School and attending the University of San Antonio. The article notes a meeting of the Woodlawn PTA and outlines programs for the year centered on child defense and youth, with various officers listed and a fashion show at Frost's lace shop.
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Lillian Perry
San Marcos
Southwest State Teachers College
San Mares
Perry
Brackalridge High School
University of San Antonio
Woodiawn Pol. A
Oae
Pont
BT. A
Nelson F. Wimterly
W. ST. Young
Dinwid Johnson
Brusxenna
Jack Fragiee
Masoum Winsberry
Frost
Anacada Ram
Marlon Pennstes Crain
Barbara Cullen
Alice Matic Catersan
Mary Gl McGown
Mary Ann Miller
Will Smith
Mias Mc-Cat
Rosenfeld
Weeber Heilbron nuptials and related society notices
Mrs. Charles Alert Weeber announces the engagement of her daughter Carobeth Weeber to Attest. Ed Heilbron, son of Mrs. Albert Heilbron and the late Tr. Heilbron. The wedding is planned for October 40. Also noted are Daughters of Union Veterans events, a Springdale Day observance, and preparations for the Daughters national convention in Columbus. Other San Antonians attendances and a private gathering at Miss Neylneh’s home are listed.
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Charles Alert Weeber
Edwerd Heilbron
Ale
Bert Edward Heilbron
Tr. Heilbron
Weener
Charles Albert Weeber
Tor
Em Louise Tel Ewing
Daughters of Union Veterans
Wily
Suzanne Crump
Mes
Ela Flanigan
Josepufie J. Bickham
Columbus
Ohio
Auto Production Faces Huge Slash
The OPM announced December auto output would drop to 804 98 passenger cars per day, far below December 1940’s 306 823. Leon Henderson said the move aims to conserve essential materials for defense, with industry advisory input to guide manufacturing limits.
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Washington, Sone
OPM
Leon Henderson
Bia Automotive Defense Industry Advisory Committee
Mine Workers Keep Shafts in Hazleton Strike Action Continues
In Hazleton district, over 10 000 Pennsylvanian coal miners refuse to work as United Mine Workers leaders ordered a stoppage. Attempts to reopen two mines failed as insurgent miners blocked access and a log barricade spread across a highway. Police reported no injuries. BarticaDe barricades were erected and a motorcade event drew the crowds. Brown, district 7 president, broadcast orders for 1000 miners to return to their jobs, but the strike persists with 140 collieries closed in the region since the walkout began last Tuesday.
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Uazleton
GC. 1. O. United Mine Workers
Le~high
Valley Coal Company
Havleton
Elsn
Kall
Ofmskirts
Hivletim
Spinal Owder
Dre Clare
Brown
le Wddes
Fem
Seamen Plan Strike Spreads Across Major Vessels
John Hawk secretary of the Seamen's International Union announced a wave of strike actions over wartime demands. Pickets halted operations aboard Alcoa Steamship boats Range One Trader Banner Scout New York Caitler Rambler Mobile Alabama and New Orleans tied up. Several cargo ships were headed to bolster bases in the western theatre.
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New York
Spi
John Hawk
Stufarae’ International Union
Saya
Aleady
Gulf Coast
Hawk
Alcoa Steamship Company
Rrange- One
Trader
Banner and
Scout
Fir New York
Fir New York, Fre Caitler and Rambler
Mobile
Ala
Transport
New Orleans
Calmar Steunship Company
Beauresearch
Cotton consumption declines in July total
Washington reports census data showing cotton consumed in July at 874,113 bales of Upland and 214,314 bales of Lint, down from 928,943 bales and 134,006 bales the previous July. In midsummer, consumption by other categories is also noted, reflecting a broad drop from last year.
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Washington
Buyeau
Selcetees at Normoyle Let Out After Quartermaster Death
Unclear OCR text reports 15 selcetees at Normoyle and forty five senators aged 2a yenry or older discharged from the Normoyle Quartermaster death Monday near a wallaled reserve. Evvett La.
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Normoyle
Chapels at Post Open as Scheduled Amid Construction
Six regimental chapels at Fol Sam Housley, built despite delays, were to be turned over Monday afternoon to Mal. G. Te Hazelsine for Rex D. Kitellens. The chapels cost about 144000 each, with one at Dade field and others in the 2nd division. Also delivered were all of Silvers' quarter snack shop, Vincant and Anthony Palva buildings at a 14643 cut, and more structures slated for transfer within 15 days.
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Sam Housley
Mal. G. Te. Hazelsine
Rex D. Kitellens
Choe
Dade Field
Buildi Uy
Vincant
Anthony Palva
W. J. Aldrich
Laat
Chaxty
Baskett
Font Barracks
An Te Flemary
Daymont
Boeing
Ouiliding
Dodd Fieod Recretion Crater
Miners Call Nationwide Strike Over Union Shop Policy
Pittsburgh dispatch reports that about 37 000 coal miners across several states were ordered to strike by district I O U M leaders. The action targets captive mines tied to seven large steel producers including United States Steel, Bethlehem, and Republic, plus Western Pennsylvania and nearby districts. The union seeks a nationwide union shop provision as a condition of employment, with broad participation across states and mines.
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Pittsaurgh
I. O
Unite Mine Workers
Ster
United States Steel Bathleheny
Republic
Weitton, Wheeting
Crucible
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennesse
Patrick
Pittchurch
Itrles UM. W
Salt Soo
Thera de
Fasgan
Rae
Wishin Ale Suite Ab
Fagan Sein
Hanes
Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughilia Steel Corporation
Rouniott
Crolive
Ithe Paroan Corporatori
Ten inju red in assault attacks on San Antonians
A damaged OCR report details multiple stabbings and injuries across San Antonio streets. Victims include Stella Namires 13 Vargas Street Ben Rizzo 646 South Second Street and others treated at Green Hospital following incidents on Milwaukie and West Commerce streets.
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San Antonians
Smt
Ion
Einablo Fayelin
Golocnde Alley
Green Hospital
Itler
Porlivio Rips
Robert
A. Green Hose Phint
Milwat Sare
Stella Namires
Vargas Street
Ben Rizzo
Meerscheidt
Itwulday
William Sanders
West Ashby Plage
West Poplar
Newt Zarzanida
Melis Reyes
San Guts Streee
Wis
Gasoline Curfew in Utah Planned
Salt Lake City Sept 15 gasoline dealers in Utah plan a curfew to daylight hours. Most service station operators have agreed to close between dusk and dawn. The Utah Association of Petroleum Dealers suggested hours, with several stations reportedly opposing the plan and considering emergency openings.
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My la
Utah Association of Petroleum Dealer's
Hundred Vets Meet at Columbus National Encampment
Fewer than a hundred Grand Army of the Republic members gathered in Columbus Ohio for the seventy fifth national encampment. Department commanders met to plan Wednesday parade along with committee sessions and official greetings from Governor Bricker and Mayor Floyd Greely.
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Columbus
Oto
Grand Army of the Republic
Oly W. Bricker Q
Floyd Greely
Retrial Set for Rancher in Shooting Case
In Comb in District Court a retrial date for rancher Raymand Howards is set after a prior conviction for a fatal shooting was reversed by the state Court of Criminal Appeals. The case, stemming from the January slaying, was ordered for a new trial weeks later.
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Rutrla
Binjr
Per
Va Rau Richer
Raymand Howards
Randaljtet Sokike
Cotminad
Moyenshey 3
Dudes
McCrory
Aitare
Lgt
Rey
Wilkwaids Stage Revue Captivates South Texas
Wilkwaids to stage revue in La Grange and Payette County sale set for October 17 to 19 draws attention across South and Central Texas. Intentions include selecting top girls from several counties, with a Miss Payette reign to be named in Fayette County. Queen’s coronation themed Old South features a luncheon for the queen’s court on October 19. opening day includes a male herb and jamborees event.
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LA Grange
Beth Als
South Texas
Sud Nifikmald Vevie
Jarnbores Weivone
Pearsall Fair Opens With Queen and Court
Fair County lists its fair events with the Pearsall pageant beginning October 2 at Gurdon fair grounds. Crowned queen is Miss Antelio Martin of Colulla with princess Miss Katherine Lee Keithley of Catulin and duchesses Miss Virginia Lee Daniels, Miss Nora Greer, and other Pearsall school faculty members.
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Pearsall
Howard
Stag Pearsall
Frio Cownty
Riteter Gurdon Fair
Antelio Martin
Dughter
Mr. and
Mes
We Martin
Colulla
Vik
Witt
Katherine Lee Keithley
Catulin
Hisses
Virginia Lee Daniels
Nora
Bea Hot
Collis
Anna Chilre Greer
Ho, Greer
San Antonio
Nasal
Pearsall School
Petrgall
Gieny Gray
Lois Bell
Muchesses
Pearsalk
Funeral Held for Sinton Pioneer
SINTON, Sept. 1 Funeral was held in Sir Paul canninity sunday for Bly Lisey Meadenhall 46 one of its earliest setulwiy of tiny com munity Survivors its widow daughter Mrs. William Weadcnff of San Antonio Sons George B. Murievihall of the army and Joseph and francis Mendenhall of St. Paul brotine ers J Ls RH and A Menden hall of Gove Kanated George Mendenheall of Bellville Kan etree sisters Nts 7 G Rhine of Sh Paul 3 George Tushin ald Mys Re H Thompsan a Gove
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Sinton
Funewal
Bly Lisey Meadenhall
William Weadcnff
San Antonio
George B. Murievihall
Army
Joseph and
Francis Mendenhall
St. Paul
J. Ls
A. ©. Mendenhall
Gove
George
Parley Called on Subversive Blocks
More than 100 officers from Fay, Cole, and surrounding counties converge for a parley on subversive blocks. The session, arranged by the FT, aims to discuss a crackdown on subversive elements and is led by Ray J and other Bureau of Public Law agents who will disclose topics during the closed meeting.
Harvest Festival 37 Cancelled by Church
Weimar reports St. Machiners church cancels the annual harvest festival planned for September. Parishioners were to gather at the hall for a communal meal and program. Details were to include a bake sale and local entertainment but were not finalized.
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Weimar
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Tagorid Guerdruni
Belton
Mary Hardin- Baylor College
Miss Guerdram
George WW. Guerdram
Tr. Dune
Alimo Neights Migh Sehoal
Mrs. Borothy Rice
Nekodah Temple
Scottish Rib Cathedral
Shrine Hospitals
Iameheon
Sally Gude
Daisy McDermott
Liedie Snyder
Eva Louise Brice
Ethel Taylor
Gertrude Welch
Betty Carlyle
Wemen
Wil -Nak
8 Anthony Hotel
Bilal
Martin Ane Roy Ledger
Omby
Marth
Rey Lefer
Deamont
Piose
Roy Ledger Weils
Itor
Fulton
May
L. Ganalt
Fyltyrt
John Fries
Harry Harrison
Bill
Major
Ganabl
Charles G, Pearan
Charles B. Pearce
New York City
Little Kock
Hwan Voilet
Wi Fisher
Arkansas
J. W. Fisher
Arkansrs
Ava
Shepherd
VFS
Avamg ST
Pilon
Mantha
Calnoun
Alph Neels
Daskel
Byslandjes
Eleanor Rurnett
Geteagl
Wes
Monsieur Charmbray
Childern
Lillian, Perry
DB. Perry
Missy Cullen
Portugal
Miss Caterson
Misa Crat
Taleian Pere
Carobeth Weeber
A.E. Heilbron
Olwsby
Uin Enitartadninnyt Yeomrn Lec
MIS& Cargreth Weeber
A. E. Heilbron
Utah
Parsons
Wilkwaids
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