Mrs Leezy Weds Ann Marie's Father Chapter XXXVI
Ann Marie faces Neal in a tense scene as he orders her to leave with him and she flees to join him. She notes his jealousy and clings to hope he loves her, while Janet stares in disbelief. The cab rides into a night city as the couple heads out together.
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Leezy
Ann Marie
Marie
Neal
Janet
Mavie
de Gondwing
Per
Ant
Jane
Neolhea
Jonet
Zim
Jim
Ann
Arkansas Melon Bride Marion Betterton Impresses with Knife
Miss Marion Betterton showcases melon carving skill as a 100-pound Arkansas grown watermelon is sent to Dr. W. E. Graves of San Antonio by friends there. The playful article highlights precision and artistry in fruit carving.
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Marion Betterton
Arkansas
W. E. Graves
San Antonio
Remembering When Motor Trails Shaped Texas Highways
Jack Edgecombe recalls early Texas motor routes from San Antonio to Austin. He notes 1947 48 paving to the Boxar line and Comal County progress, Guadalupe County late completing the highway in 1934. Drivers wore caps gloves goggles and duster on pre war trips.
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Jack Edgecombe
Secratary B
Aautomabus League
Jaidack
San Antonio
Austin
Fratt
Boxar
Comal County
Guadalupe County
Burglary Scare After Window Crash at Dawn Store
A breaking window at a Dawn store on Long Wash Street drew attention of Dorothy Seritzer as she drove by early Monday. Mrs. Switzer alerted others before investigators found a slow-welding process had bent a window frame and cracked a large pane.
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Long Wash
Menchoca
Zarramorta
Dorothy Seritzer
Atore
Boy 15 Injured on Bandera Road
A 15 year old boy was Bruised in an incident on Bandera Road Sunday afternoon. He left a car to retrieve a scratch dropped by his mother and was struck by another vehicle. The accident occurred near Walker Street. Authorities reported minor injuries and to the scene.
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Boy
Bandera Road
Edgar Minit
Walker Street
Banners Road
Remarkable 170 Pound Watermelon Gift Tradition
In Hope Arkansas a 120 pound melon grown by Dr W E Graves of San Antonio was sent on a train, weighing near 100 pounds when it arrived. Hope hosts a watermelon show with traditions including sending large specimens to the U S president. Calvin Coolidge once received a 170 pound gift melon. The exhibitor showcased the fruit near Summers Drug Store on Houston and North Alamo streets.
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South Texas
Arkmans
W. E. Graves
San Antonio
A. Graves
Hope
Ark
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Dr. Graven
Stara
Houston
North Alamo
Westmoorland Offers Four New Courses This Term
Westmoorland College will add four new courses to its regular curriculum this term. Public school art, public period music, physical education and storytelling are on the slate. The courses open Wednesday, per Dr. F.B. Stanford, president.
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Westmoorland College
Man Seeks Four Children in San Antonio Light Appeal
Frederic W. Frosch, living near Washington Navy Yard, asks readers to locate his four children Emma Anna, Rosie Insie, John Frederik, and Marla Emiile Frooseh. He has had no contact since 1901 and believes they may still be in San Antonio.
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Wol
Frederic W. Frosch
Washlington
Dh. c
San Antonio
Frosch
Tonio
Emma Anna
Rosie Insie
John Frederik
Marla Emiile Froeeh
Five autoists escape in AA wreck near New Brandels
On Sunday evening near New Brandels a sedan carrying George I D Wilke 47 grocer his wife Anna Walkt 30 their two sons George 13 and Himer 6 and mother in law Katherine Borches 64 was hit by a train as Wilke stalled on the Austin road near Coma. The Texay Special from St Louis barely avoided striking the car. Wreckage extended about 100 yards. Wilke broke a thumb while all occupants escaped with fright.
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New Brandels
George ID. Wilke
Anna Walkt
George
Himer
Wilke
Katherine Borches
Matagorda Aireet
Medan
Coma
St Louis
George Storer
Brooks Bows to Weather for First Time Since May
San Antonio leads the nation with best weather for flying as Brooks Field cancels training due to bad weather. May 27 marks the first time since May that training was halted, with several sessions postponed in June and July due to wet ground and rain.
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Brooks
San Antonio Continus
Kelly
Brooksfield
Carroll College Registration Begins Tuesday
Registration for Carroll Junior College’s fourth session on the Brackenridge site opens Tuesday officials say. A local fund club formed last summer to support the college includes members J. I. Pridgee Corpus Christi I. B. Baker Col T Pryor Porter Loring Roy Campbell W. B. Tuttle E. B. Carruth and F B. Coleman of Corpus Christi.
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Carroll Junior College
Brackenridge
Texac
J. I. Pridgee
Corpus Christi
I. B. Baker
the T. Pryor
Porter Loring
Roy Campbell
W. B. Tuttle
E. B. Carruth
Spanish War Vets to Hold Smoker at Crockers Roof Garden
Retired men and members of Eugene J. Hernanded camp No. 1 United Spanish Veterans will attend a smoker on the Crockers hotel roof garden on Thursday morning. The Knutan and Wurzbach bills for pensioner maintenance by U S W V are to be discussed.
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Eugene J. Hernanded
United Spanish Verona
Crockers Hotel
Knutaon and
Wurzbach
Toy Tooting Tots Lead Bonham Elementary Orchestra
Bonham elementary on Garden street features San Antonio's youngest orchestra in a first grade Toy Symphony led by Lloyd Riedner. Connie Jean Burtis and Marion Barker play horns, Lois Wolston cymbals. they go over big.
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Bonham Elementary School
Garden Street
San Antonio
Toy Symphony
Ership
Lloyd Riedner
Connie Jean Burtis
Marion Barker
Lois Wolston
Youngest orchestra formed by Reoham Elementary School
Reoham Elementary School in Gar densteest has formed a Toy Symphony under Jayd Tiedner. First grade members have performed before parent teacher clubs and civic varieties of the city with Misa Josephine Weeden directing the class orchestra.
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San Antonio
Reoham
Jayd Tiedner
Misa Joseuphine Weeden
Charke
Woman Fined for Drinking and Molesting Children
Testimony that Alice Curry, a woman described as a negro, tried to sell beer to school children and molest them led Judge Dave Watson to sentence her in Corporation court. She faced drunkenness charges at El Paso and San Marcos streets and after a hearing was fined 23 dollars.
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Alice Curry
Dave Watson Dows
Corporation Court
el Paco
San Marcos
Judes Warson
War on the Bottle Toss Interrupted by Police
A playful bottle tossing game on a street corner ended when police interrupted. Two opposing groups used empty beer bottles as ammunition as motorists and pedestrians dodged flying shards and debris.
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Santa Rosa Avague
Houston Street
Mrs Milta Hall Wins Grace Harriman Medal for Campfire Work
Sherman resident Mrs Milta Hall receives the Grace Harriman medal for outstanding campfire work in the United States. She is pictured with Miss Florence Hughes of San Francisco, newly elected resident.
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Milta Hall
Sherman
Grace Harriman
United States
Florence Hughes
San Francisco
Gulf West Texas Session Held Here Tuesday
J L Cord director of the port of Corpus Coristi and R Ts Mcfennow manager of the traffic department of the chamber of commerce will attend a conference of Gulf and West Texas Railroad officers here Tuesday. R W Morrison president and Gerald B E Melliot chairman will arrange testimony for a hearing before an Interstate Commerce Commission examiner on September 30 for a permit to construct the line.
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J. L. Cord
Corpus Coristi
R. Ts. Mcfennow
Department of the Chamber of Commerce
Gulf and West Texas Railroad Company
R. W Morrison
Gerald BE. Melliot
Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bids Referred on Sewer System and City Purchases
Bids for the construction of a unitary sewer system in Missing Grove and Concepcion road development were referred to Street Commissioner Paul E. Steffler and City purchasing Agent James Simpson. Bids on the clerical supply were sent to Simpson, Tax Commissioners Frank Brehick and Simpson.
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Missing Grove
Concepcion
Paul E. Steffler
James’ Simpson
Cilfa Pasolice
Simpson
Frank Brehick
Simpson Wee
Dida Oo
Man Hurt After Texas Dancehall Fight
Cresencio Retendez was stabbed in a San Antonio dancehall brawl in Haspanco Texas Sunday night and treated for knife wounds to the back and chest at Robert B. Greco hospital. His assailant had not been arrested.
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Cresencio Retendez
Hbaspanco
Texas
Robert B. Greco Hospital
San Antonio
Riverside Park golf course delayed by drainage bids and bids
South Ride residents face postponement as bids for drainage reach 3000 while the park commission delays work until drainage is solved. Street department to install a sanitary sewer main, with funding 6000 for water system held up by permit issues. Bids received since March show only one bid on September 9, and officials say the project will move only after drainage is addressed.
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Sohn Bredémus
Wolf
South Ride
Riverside Park
Bredemus
Jacob Rubinola
Arta
Paul EB. Steffer
Rubbla
Walter Tatech
I 1
Murray Brooks
Brackens Ridge Park
John Bredemus
Xtl
Knows Golf Course
Department
the &O-acre
Jacob Rubiole
Thattle
Tredemus
Brooks
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