Fete Planned for Masonic Supreme Body in San Antonio
Seventy five men forming the Mother of Supreme Council will visit San Antonio for a two day session with Statlich Hice bodies. They travel from Dallas by MT T rail arriving Saturday 11:30 pm and depart Sunday for Galveston. An evening program includes a reception, a visit to Travis County Knights of Kalosy, and a presentation of the twentieth degree. Luncheon at the Menger Hotel features Robert Ball as toastmaster. A farewell dinner follows at the Scottish Rite temple with Judge Fly presiding. All Masons and wives urged to reserve Sunday dinner.
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Mother of Supreme Council
Statlich Hice
San Antonio
Sumles
Dallas
Exes
MTT
St. Anthony
Alamo
Oielock
Menger
Robert Ly Ball
John HK. Blackstone
W. 8
Fly
A. G McDesioi
J. B. Combs
The
Supreme Council
Railroa
Konjola Triumphs Over Stubborn Ills Reported
An advertorial story touts Konjola as a cure for stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles plus rheumatic and neural issues. It quotes a customer, Marcus Eustace, praising rapid relief after using two bottles and promises further benefits from its eight ingredients. The piece promotes Konjula at local drug stores with “free bells” offers.
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Marcus Eustace
Fedro
Ranjula
Seo Anuiaio
West
Uhe
Ranjola
Etomeck
Wwe
Bridge tutors press for teacher tests in game
National Bridge Association now requires testing for teachers as bridge grows in popularity. Mrs William Ul yan of San Antonio, a bridge judge, notes the rise of instructors and urges standards. She cites her role with the American Bridge League and winter radio games directed by Milton G Work.
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National Bridge Association
Wiliam Ulyan
San Antoni
Judige
The
Light
Mra. Ian
American Bridge Srague
Milton G. Work
Work
BV. Shepard
Sirs
Hip Culbere
Death of Texas Farmer in West Ordered Probed
A Texas farmer’s death in the western district prompted a formal probe by authorities. The victim, James T. Black, a retired Hig Bins resident, was found near his sister’s home after alleged foul play. Initial reports describe a rifle wound and injuries to the body, with investigators examining the crime scene for motive and suspects.
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Texas
West
Lang
James T. Black
Hig Bins
Tilack
Texas Navy Reserve Plans Under Capt Co AL Biakels
The naval reserve unit described under Capt Co AL Biakels will coordinate Navy Reserve activities in Texas during the summer. The Navy Department forward units and training efforts are to be organized locally in support of reserve forces.
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Texas
New Vicar Assigned to d.A. Edifice Parish
The Rev W A Pearman of Tedford Van arrives this week to serve as vicar at St Vaults F icepmlybured church. He will be introduced to the congregation by Bishop William T Caners of the West Texas diocese. The ceremony and sermons feature visiting clergy from San Antonio and Virginia.
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W. A. Pearman
Tedford
Van
William T. Caners
Diccese
West Texas
Italy
Jon
Tolamom
Jel Jr
San Antonia
Raskob's Son to Wed City Secretary Miss Minervaing Adransen
John J. Harkoh Jr., heir to the Raskob fortune and chairman of a major concern, to wed Minervaing Adransen a young city secretary. The couple’s engagement was announced in the local notes, highlighting a union of wealth and public service in this distinctive society report.
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Raskob
Eisal Meio
Mary Sef
Minervaing Adransen
Brill
Werner
John J. Ffarkoh Jr
Derweer
Palionn
Printing Telephone to Be New Gift of Science
ARRLIN September report describes a telephone linked printer that could receive and send messages, acting as a combined telephone and typewriter. The device promises to reduce miscommunication by automatically printing calls and allowing users to schedule meetings via printed notes.
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Arrlin
Post and Telegraph Board
Mae Sundays Wedding Delayed By Paper Errors
Universal reports the wedding of Mrs. Mae Sundes, former spouse of Filly Sunday Jr, and Wallace Davis postponed due to defects in the final marriage papers. The ceremony remains on hold while court papers are corrected, delaying the publicized nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal
Los Angeles
Mar Sundes
Filly Sunday Jr
Wallace Davis
Coupte
San Saba Paving Projects Slated
San Saba leaders from the chamber of commerce traveled to Austin to discuss highway paving aid. The state highway department will pave 20 feet for every 60 feet paved by the city, extending the east west road and paving additional blocks where city officials deem fit.
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San Gaba
Texas
Mrears
St. W. Burleson
H. O. Timming
Gro
Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Austin
Wek
State Highway Department
Hotel sues over noise from all night filling station
William, proprietor of the Eastmont hotel, sues J A Whalen and John Orborn in Whitti seventh District Court alleging that a surrounding 401 Toll Commuter street filling station creates disruptive noise from late hours. The suit seeks $5000 damages and an injunction to abate the noise, with a hearing set for next Tuesday.
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Gulf
Whittiseventh Distriet Court
Wiliam Prietor
Eaitmont Hotel
Commerce
Glrech
Toit
J. A. Whalen
Oyner
John Orborn
Atelliite
Tooat
Bowie Street
Tle
Anhnny Breck
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