Old Timers Form Pensioners Club For Railway Men
Retired railroad workers from the Kerrville to Corsicana line reunite after years apart. The G A and A D Pensioners Club, founded by Tod Miser of 914 Mission Street, gathers about 25 members, with 20 living in San Antonio. Members include former engineers, conductors, and brakemen from the 803 and DOs era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the & Plaza Davig
Aimere
Seo Antonio
Avansas Paay
Mac
Shorty
Kerrville Cin
Reg
Corsicana
Garh
G. A
A.D. Pensioners Whipn
Tod Miser
Mission Street
Milier
An Antonio
The
Local Notes and Social Roundup At Wilkes Avenue
A lively social roundup describes community members, events, and neighbors in a Texas town. The piece mentions visits to 421 Wilkes Avenue to honor engineer F. W. Bmnith on his seventy-first birthday, casual conversations about bridges, and humorous boasts from local figures. It highlights a concession stand on Rogbevell Avenue, mayoral banter, and a variety of entertainment happenings at the Majestic and other venues. Notable names and details include Roger Stokes, M. Chanjuers, Mayor Walker, Elviry, and photographer Richard Delloy, with references to local performances, a singing trio The Three Cods, and artworks by Lilla Lettger.
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A. P
Unes
Rank
Wilkes Avenue
F. W. Bmnith
Nid
Red
Corpus
Woman robbed of rings. suspect named by victim
Mrs DO A Hardeen of 100 Mag Shonla drive told police her rings were stolen Wednesday. She named a suspect, Prank b of 507 Tust Magnolia mecus, as officers search. A prowler was seen near 21 Tyst Josephine strobe. further details and locations tied to the incident were reported.
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DO. A. Hardeen
Mag- Shonla Drive
Chuek
Ilewt
Duff
Himhirst
Mays
B. O. Winfield
Tyst
Josephine Strobe
Prowler
Will W. Jackson to Address University Assembly
Will W Jackson, a resident of Westmonorlind college, is slated to speak at the University assembly on Wednesday. The event marks the opening of the Whynerenthyrac at the school with President King Vitlan in attendance.
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Will W. Jackson
University
WIIW
Dnektén
Westmonorlind College
Paid worker testifies in Kleberg campaign money trail
William C. Coleman testified at a local inquiry that he was paid $90 in four installments by Roy Miller, Kleberg campaign manager, to boost Richard M. Kleberg in July Democratic primaries. Coleman described distributing Kleberg literature at polls and receiving word Miller funded the Citizens League, with possible totals around $3500. A woman named Mrs Rosco sought $26 promised for Kleberg work, and Coleman said he would oppose Kleberg if not paid.
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Riichard M. Kleberg
William C. Coleman
Avant Street
Justice of the Peace
H. Talbert
Haciundats
Colemah
Mney
Roy Miller
Fort Heberg
Kleberg
Highland
Lterature Aad
Rts
Miller
Citizens League
Henry Hirechberg
MM. L. Roark
Ckinens
Teague
Coleman
James Harley
Klebers
Harley
Mrs. Roscos
Ribberg
Guncer
Kleverg
Ros
Trainer Injured as He Jumps From Runaway Horse
A trainer, A. W. Bursts, 38, of 317 Ormada Street, was seriously injured Tuesday morning when his horse bolted. He suffered a broken collarbone, a broken leg, and other injuries before being taken to Rabe Rock B. Green Keepits. Grace Thermer, 4, of 213 Sycamore Street, was treated after being struck by a car. Several others received minor injuries and medical care.
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A. W. Bursts
Ormada Street
Rusell
B. Green
Grace Thermer
Sycamore Street
Ceiver
J. G Mergele
Harrison
Olio Biesenbach
A. Cobb
Navarra
Roy Allen
Galondrina Avenue
S A Stock and Bond Owners Warned to Avoid Trades
District Attorney Walter Tynan warned stock and bond owners in San Antonio to avoid discreet trading with strangers. He said many cases involve shady dealings and could be punishable by law. Several upcoming cases will be presented to the grand jury.
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S.A
Walter Tynan
B& Teputaive
Tynan
San Antonio
Moat
Board Extends Texas Pharmacy Board Meeting Invitation
An invitation extended the Texas board of pharmacy to hold its next examination meeting in San Antonio. Howell Jones, secretary of the statewide chamber of commerce, sent the invitation to the Fort Worth board where the present examination meeting is to be held. The next meeting will be in February at an unspecified time.
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Texas” Board of Pharmacy
San Antonio
Howel Jones
Crade
Itn Chamber of
School Building Erected at Espada Mission Plans Soon
Plans to rebuild Espada Mission School soon were announced. Sisters of Holy Infant Word have taught about 10 children from the community in the old school. The new building will reuse the same stones with large windows for light, and will be designed by Glenn C. Wilson and Richard J. Swermer, with GC M. Webb as engineer.
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Espada
Miastha
Mites
Aleston
Pureishowers
Wills Mirald
St Minica's Guild
Police Detain Woman on Charge of Wounding Man
Police detained a woman and arrested suspects Tuesday night in connection with a shooting that left Harvey L. Trenderson wounded in the left hip and thigh. Investigators recovered a pistol. Trenderson was hospitalized at Robert B. Green.
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Iarvey L. Trenderson
West Mulberry Avenue
Blom Street
Demetives
Vogler
Fred Llulepage
L. VW
Jackosn
Stone
Tendersson
Robert B. Green Hospital
Will Auction Seized Automobile Western District Texas
One of nine automobiles seized by the customs office in the Western District of Texas will be sold at public auction. The seized vehicle will be offered at the customs house on the second floor at 10 a m on September 29 according to a public notice posted Wednesday.
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Wee Jcent Sustoms
New York Stock Exchange Price Drop Marks Quiet Trading
New York stock exchange saw lighter activity as seat prices slipped to about $76000 for a block sale, $1000 below the prior transaction. Traders reported drift and cautious sentiment amid the afternoon session.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Still Seizures Show Large Whiskey Mash Finds in San Antonio
Federal prohibition agents seized multiple stills overnight in San Antonio with large quantities of uncooked whiskey mash. Reports cite 75 gallon, 100 gallon, and 1500 block operations yielding mash and whiskey, with several arrests including Joe Flores and Rafael Morfiles. Temple still seizure noted with 190 gallons of mash recovered.
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San Antonio
Prohibition Department
United States
Coromts Flower
Paul A. Lockhart
Ban Indis Street
Je» Botts
Juan Hernandez
Ase Rico
North Calaveras
Joe Flores
Ling
Adolpha
Reynosa
Flores
Caleveras Girpet Howe
Floresas
Temple
Adkias-Eimendart Road
TMI Students Select Officers for Coming Year
Texas Military Institute class leaders named across senior junior and sophomore groups. Senior officers include Jarvis Jones as president and James Robinson as treasurer with L. T. Cummins and Harden Plowman among club members. Junior and sophomore offices listed with multiple names and cotillion club selections noted.
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T.M.I
Texas Military Institute
Geers
Cotillion Cluk
Jarvis Jones
Legere Bethes
Ben Auderson
James Robinson
Galilion Club
L. T. Cummins
Harden Plowman
John Mathis
Charles Adams
Ernest Dimaline
Joh Freet
Frank Gillespie
Leo Goodman
Colidilan
Edger Basse
John Frost
Walter Steves
Jack Powers
Kemper Diehl
Jack Major
William Slevins
John Coller
Cotillion Club
Randall Jolley
Jac Hunter
Philips Harré
George Ball
Fall Through Window Leaves Hart with Severe Hand Cut
Sam Meldt twenty five of 115 Pear street required county hospital care Wednesday for a deep cut to his hand after falling through a window. Manuel Fedrazzo eight of 1119 South Frip street was admitted for a broken leg suffered while nibing.
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Fan Hart
Sam Meldt
Pear Street
Manuel Fedrazzo
South Frip Street
Evangelist Davis Extends Invitation to Fatth Tabernacle
Evangelist Touls Soloman Davis issues a call to all denominations to attend services at Fatth Tabernacle, 2227 Blanco Road. He will conduct nightly services at 7:46 o clock, inviting members from diverse churches to join in devotion.
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Fatth Tabernacle
Blanco Road
Touls Soloman Davis
Dew
Te Ta
Hitch-Hiker Robs Autoist on Tucson to Los Angeles Ride
An unnamed hitchhiker traveled from Tucson to Los Angeles and robbed a motorist after the two stopped at a tourist camp. The victim, Albert B Kendall of Yuma, Ariz., was awakened to find his wallet missing and his guest had vanished. Kendall had met the hitchhiker and provided food and transport to San Antonio before the theft occurred.
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Ticson
San Antonio
Kendall
New Orleans
Tulant Medical School
Powell Named President of San Antonio Public Service
W B Tuttle announced on Wednesday the selection of D A Powell as president and general manager of the San Antonio Public Service company. Powell, arriving Tuesday, brings years in utilities including Muskegon Gas and Muskegon Lighting, succeeding F H Kifer who resigned to lead Muskegon Gas.
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D. A
Powell-ag
Beaumonts New U S Building Plans Ready
William Archer, manager of the San Antonio Builders' Exchange, said completed plans for Beaumonts new post office worth $500,000 have been received. The contract is due for let on October 10, with local contractors urged to bid, and a resolution sent to Congress urging cooperation with James A. Wetmore on the local architecture opportunity.
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San Antonio
William Archer
San Antonio Builders' Exchange
Beaumont
Archer
Focal Exchange
Yvesolulion
Richard Kieberg
Jocal_arthiteute
Ald James A. Wetmore
Washington
Tocal
Stoner Valuation Contract Dropped by County Commission
Bexar county commissioners voted to cancel the $60,000 Stoner property valuation survey contract held by J B Stoner. The meeting late Tuesday resulted in refusing to pay the remaining $12,000 after paying $48,000, contending that an aerial map was not delivered as required.
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Stoner
Bexar County
J. B. Stoner
Tuossey
Patrolman 3 Hand Broken After Suspect Scuffle
Patrolman E. B. Beery sustained a broken left hand during an incident in the 1700 block of Broadway when a drunk man became unruly and kicked him as the officer tried to assist a nun. The suspect was jailed and Beery received first aid at Robert BR. Green Hospital.
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Patrolinkn
Maverick Named Head of Foreign Vets Post at Court House
Maury Mayensn heads the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post after a Tuesday night meeting at the courthouse elected officers including Max Walz as senior vice commander and Robert Villarrese as sergeant at arms. The group plans a yearlong program aiming for a cash bonus and repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Maury Mayensn
Bim Heuslon
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Max G. Walz
Senor
FB. E. Mooty
Jublor Yles
Robert Villarrese
Suppor
Joseph W. Harrison
Chap
Chap Tathy GC. W. Andrreon, Judes ‘Advocate; Harry C. Purrell
Charles Praser
Pat Jefferson
Andrew J. Moore
Frank McKeown
C. J. Smith
Extension classes opened at San Antonio school for teachers
Registration for extension courses of Southwest Texas Teachers College at San Marcos opens Friday at 5 30 p m at San Antonio Vocational and Technical School Main Avenue announced by Dr L A McGee in charge of enrollment. Dr McGee teaches American History Professor C B Chamberlain teaches penmanship principles and teaching methods and Professor L N M Wright teaches English.
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Teachers’ College
Southwest Texas
Teachers’ College At
San Marcos
San Antonio Vocational and
Highway 66 Tract Award Appealed
Mrs. Mary Smith, owner of land along Highway 66, appealed an award for condemnation by the board of appraisal. She received $299.80 for the land and $57 in damages. the survey showed a 3.66 acre right of way. She sought a higher amount and appealed to the probate court after refusal.
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Mary Smith
By & Board of
Morales to Address Mexican Discussion Club Evening
Andrew Morales will address the Mexican Discussion Men's Association at 8 p.m. Wednesday at El Fenixcade. The topic is bringing more tourists and buyers from Mexico to the city, with entertainment by the Castillo Twine and Anmes Triolla Re. as the lower matter.
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Mexico
Andrew Morales
el Fenixcade
Anmes Triolla Re
Castillo Twine
Maurer to Speak at Pennsylvania Federation Event
James H. Maurer will address the State Federation of Labor in Pennsylvania. He is listed as running for president on the ticket with Henriette Norman Thomas. The speech is set for Monday at the main avenue high school.
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James H. Maurer
James HM. Maurer
Sockaliateat- Mdale
State Federation of Labor
Fennsylvana
Main Avenue
Henriette Norman ‘Thomas
Can
Death Denies Her Last Wish in San Antonio
Angelita Andreda twenty of Gonzales Texas died in San Antonio after a failed effort to see her father before death. Alleged to have been brought by Rev Peter Golfubnel she hoped to reunite with her father but authorities could not locate him or relatives. The incident occurred on Hidslea street near dusk and an inquest was planned.
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Angelita
Andreda
Gonzales
Texas
San Antonio
Peter Golfubnel
Hidslea Street
Onion
Black Motorist Accused of Driving at Officer on Market Plaza
An incident on Market Plaza left Patrolman A Valdez in danger as a Black motorist allegedly swerved toward him during a parking dispute. Valdez drew his public safety item and the motorist was arrested and taken to police headquarters.
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A. Valdez
Market Plaza
Valdez
Valdes
Political Frustration Echoes in Beverly Hills Rant
A Beverly Hills broadcast rant reveals confusion and disillusion with party dynamics. The speaker claims isolation among Democrats, accuses Republicans of misinformation, and criticizes campaign rhetoric as overrun with empty orators.
Deputy Constable Street faces four felony theft counts
Four felony complaints charging Deputy Constable A C Street of Precinct 4 with theft of four slot machines, each valued at 70 dollars, were filed after a court of inquiry into slot machine seizures. The action names George Huntress Jr as investigator and cites additional charges of official misconduct for failing to prosecute. Witnesses described extensive slot machine operations and attempts to fix deals involving several individuals.
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A. C. Street
Precinct No
George Huntress Jr
County Alluriny
Justice of the Penreff
P. Onion
Gwainst Stree
George Glawe
W. F. Reinsch
Steves Avenue
South Flores Street
George Fennell
Pat Newman
Joe Espinosa
George Stowe
George Gillis
Restsen
Fred Viela
Nini
Reusch
Ma Wilson
George Mangold
Viola
Gast
Guy Viola
Hus
San Antonio
Ed Wilson
Rensch
Geren Stowe
Stowe
Fria City Road
Bob Thornberry
Devine
B. W. Miller
Rensch Saliha
Dawson
Reneh
Street
Henry Fisk
North Flores Street
Ouling Mier
Skreet
L. Stevens
Broadway
W. HL. Miller
East Commerce Street
A. Torres
Commerce Street
W. H. Goodyear
Sooth Alamo Street
A. Cappelli
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Board of Education
Rogbevell Avenue
Corceauloyirles
M. Chanjuers
Walker
Elviry
Crothers
Geo Pup
Detroit
Edwin Lely
Mf Saure
Louisiana
Renwicker
Cory
Xatele Smith
Jesnator
Mary Ihuy Mahan
Hugo Zacehin
Lilla Lettger
Itty de
Harry Hertzberg
Frank
Anstello
Anna Costello
North Fine
Louis Leeman
Camp Bullis
Espada Mission
Tabernacle
Tucson
L.A
Albert
Klndell
Yume
Arl
Ita
Ind
Sam Antonio
W. R. Hill
Panama Avenue
Powell
Aifer
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Highway 66
Negro
Beverly Hills
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Rouers
Court of Inquiry
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