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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1936
Page
6
Renwick Cary introduces demonstrations on how noises affect people in Columbia Workshop experimental series RTSA G 30. Minnesotawashington foosball game to be aired after hi fir hall end. Stations HSA and WOAI announce schedules with several announcers and times.
Community radio brief reviews Watch Tower broadcasts and scheduling notes. Spanish programing and foreign language segments highlighted. Terms suggest timing and frequency details for the station in a 1960s broadcasting page.
Seventh, Fortieth, and other district courts filed new suits on matters including insurance disputes, foreclosures, and divorces. Notable cases feature American Insurance Company policy disputes, Home Equity Loan foreclosures, and several divorce actions. Also listed are theft, cattle, and drunkenness charges in justice courts and peace court purging districts.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and terms suggesting issued invoices or registrations. The content references several surnames and places but is largely garbled, with scattered tokens like FED and USSTESS. No coherent event or clear entities beyond general reference to statistics and invoices can be established.
A statement from U S Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon accuses President Roosevelt of courting Communist and subversive groups to aid his re election. The letter claims federal funds back Communist aligned efforts and warns that such moves threaten American government and the November vote outcome.
A gaily dressed four woman party in Port Worth recounts a chest injury to Mrs Tats Webo Hanson 25 after a fall in a hotel hallway. She was taken to St Jos hospital in grave condition. Sanger and others involved are named in the report with hotel staff and associates cited.
Jester D. O'Dell of New York City says he sent one dollar to the Treasury as conscience money to help posterity pay the national debt he helped incur by voting for Roosevelt in 1932. He notes his baby daughter will bear the burden and cites hardships faced by farming families under the New Deal.
Alfred Bonn, 44, of Simpson sleet area, died. Services at 3 p m. Survivors include daughters Migs Fiocenes Bonn and Mrs W H Bohart. brothers Edward Fred W and Charlie Bonn. others. Interment in Mission Burial Park. John A. Mecke, 30, Southton, died. Services at 2 pm. Survivors include widow Thelka Mecke. daughter and other relatives. Interment in St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran cemetery near Bulverde.
Local executives who have relocated to Sar Alten during the past year will attend a Chamber of Commerce breakfast at the Gun ter hotel at 9 a.m. The event, arranged by Ward Lewis and others, will welcome the new business leaders including Reagan Houston.
Youths at the Las Angles Presbyterian church plan a Sunday enactment titled God's Tomorrow. The event, including a choreographed performance, is scheduled for 7:39 p.m. with parishioners urged to attend the afternoon rehearsal.
Amended in Los Angeles a reorganization plan for Pacific Mutual Life Insurance, the 16th largest in the nation, was presented to the Superior Court with Judge Henry Wills issuing a show cause order set for October 19. Samuel Carpenter described the plan as fair and workable after extensive conferences with counsel. The plan envisions 10,000 shares of capital stock at $100 par value, to be distributed to old policyholders with mutualization options after 10 years, and preserves noncancelable policies with various departmentalized life and health lines. No time limit for restoration of reserves was set, and a substantial paid-in surplus is noted to back the new company’s business.
Chamber of Commerce directors, including J. Lee Greer of Denison, discussed promoting Texas after the Centennial. Some members remained skeptical about funding, while a committee was formed to continue study on an advertising program.
The St Pauls Lutheran Church will close Sunday services following an animal rally observance. Sunday School attendees include the entire Sea delegation with attendees Bungay and Pastor Rest delivering a sermon titled Despise Mob the Little Quest.
The report documents oil sand drilling activity with depths reaching 5479 feet and offshore notes. Companies mentioned include Royalty, Weld County Colorado operations, and several unnamed entities discussing sand, salt, and gas prospects. A second shaft is planned at a top interval with ongoing prep and evaluation of results.
Fragmented report lists movements and assignments among military units and officers. Mentions plane and field positions, fortifications in the Philippines and San Francisco area, with references to Captain Coriey and other officers. The text is garbled but indicates reorganizations, postings, and orders over a wide theater.
A survey of church schedules lists numerous congregations in Houston and surrounding streets led by pastors such as Rev Alfred Gust, Rev Acinur Haliven, and Rev A Melen. Services occur Sunday mornings and evenings with Sunday schools, Bible classes, youth programs, and weekly midweek gatherings across Calvary Missouri, Trinity Snawien, Christ Lutheran, and other churches.
A dense OCR of church notices lists numerous Catholic and Protestant services across Fort Worth, Houston, and surrounding areas. It names dozens of congregations, addresses, times, pastors, and prayer meetings in a sprawling, imperfect collage.
A fragment lists multiple churches and pastors with service times and topics. Methodists mention Latcaster and Chaclon with morning and evening services. Trinity and government Hill churches note midweek and Sunday programs. Christian Science groups name Magnolia Avenue and Second Church with services and reading room hours.
A garbled church schedule lists pastors including Jeane Uwhr and Rev. Afderhaar with services at various times and locations. Readers are directed to Sunday evening and weekday services across Canton and neighboring towns, including references to the Hont Land of the Sing and local congregations.
A scanned page shows a jumble of church names and street addresses in Rockwood and nearby areas. Services span mornings and evenings across multiple denominations including Latter Day Saints, Universit Church of Paychosophy, Congregational, Adventists, and Assembly groups with varied Sunday school times and midweek study sessions.
New York on December 28 1911 Dr Nicholas Murray Butler Dean at Columbia University condemned minority groups and disorderly conduct citing the Seattle strike and Hearst papers as signs of societal decay He warned the church school and family must fight immorality or civilization will falter amid rising unrest and crime statements drawn from daily newspaper reports.
Charles F P Laird and wife of the defendant face a civil action filed September 4 seeking a divorce and division of property. The lobby altercation outside the Nehoria Bank of Commerce building is cited. Judge Everett F Johnson set hearings for September 1 and 7, with child support and weekly alimony figures noted.
The Nazarene church at 116 North Polaris Avenue lists Rev. Murphy and Pastor Gerschel Murphy with Sunday school, Thursday prayer meeting, and morning preaching sessions. Activities include adult and children classes, with specific times and locations noted in church notices.
A fragmented notice outlines spiritualist church activities and leaders. It mentions The Epirity Selenen church with Rev. diltes Te Yager and Ree litur ak 296 pom ang, noting Sunday Spiritluat Chratian services at 339 Omaha Ay Gureming and midweek events at Trenton Avenue channel 59% Trenton arenes. Also referenced are Ro Camming Ioader, Bir Fettices at 08 p.m., Sunday and Zour Payehle Scloney church at 312 Teller Aircet with Florence Jones, and Firat Spirituailat hall at Reackele hotel with services at 2:20 p.m. on hunt day and Incal mediums.
Fragmented OCR lists church names and meeting times at multiple venues including Assembly of God at 139 Denvey Boulevard and Christin temple services. It mentions weekday and Sunday gatherings with sporadic dates, times, and affiliations but legible specifics are limited.
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