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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1931
Page
13
Laurel meets a rowdy crowd at a moonlit party where Roger Sartaris, a 20 year old admirer, pursues her. Hints of danger emerge as a car crash, a desert house, and a stranger named Drica Marcey offer coffee while Laurel seeks escape from parental disapproval.
Chapter XI follows Laurel Oaks in a dreamlike ride along Long Island roads after tango lessons. She muses on beauty and memory as birds and nature unfold around her, while thoughts of home and Connie mix with a sense of longing and wistful desire. Continued on page A2.
Burglars tried to crack a Magnosia filing station safe and stole a pay phone containing $1 before being interrupted. Police, led by Acting Sergeant Pred Fret and Officer G J ONeill, failed to open the safe and found a portion of the phone left at the street. The incident was discovered by Bagland, a company employee, Tuesday morning.
The Mexican Chamber of Commerce will host a dinner at the Tineha Nueva Leon venue off South Flores Street Tuesday night. Simian attorney Simian, M L Pizende and Elizolda are set to speak on agricultural development and international silver in the Lion partition program. Park Commissioner Jacob Mubiola, Sheriff Alerk Ausser, Consul General Eduardo Chazara, and Consul Luis Peres Brow will attend as guests.
A biweekly presentation by the Lille Shest guild at Main Avenue high school features Mrs Lotn Clyde Louse directing. The first show will star Hazel Camp with Virginia Morris, Jr. and others. Officers include Loridaugh Whrift as president Lovia Lunting as vice president Virginia Urattun as treasurer and Ann Deuistee as parliamen tary. in the year’s program they plan to perform biweekly through the preve ar selient year with further details forthcoming.
An advertisement outlines a brown suede shoe with brown alligator trim and optional black calf or patent leather, priced around 6.50 to 8.59. It promotes one strap styles as practical for growing girls, noting higher instep, smart appearance, and seasonal appeal.
County Attorney Davis issues an opinion at Commissioner March’s request, declaring a $100 monthly salary raise illegal while also challenging the equity and authority of creating a county employees’ office at a $1000 yearly pay. The note raises concerns about any cardiac-related limits and potential bids if commissioners advertise for bids.
An embellished notice outlines Terrell Bartlett’s recognition by an unnamed university. It cites his consulting roles in a city and his affiliation with a Massachusetts Institute of technology program. The brief mentions his honorary degree and a large number of graduates from the institute.
Court officials discuss a World Series related event at a courthouse setting. unclear names and details described as a play by play with attendance and potential fines mentioned.
A Texas auto theft case involving a defendant from Swe Band, Texas, led to a high bond after a guilty plea. The article notes a bond around $254 thousand and references Perry’s Texas history context despite garbled OCR.
Dixon and partners pursue a legendary San Saba mine treasure. In 1855 Carlota reveals documents on Las YNas and a stockpile of 2000 bars of silver hidden near San Saba mines. The expedition, delayed by war and errors, resumes as they locate a mound beneath stones and a shaft hinting at ancient wealth.
A fragmentary 19th century tone discusses mature passengers and beauty trends. It mentions removing hidden braids, grooming for feign, and aging women recalling Sisterhood days. References to cosmetics, whiteness, and a new toiletry line suggest product promotion within a nostalgic frame.
At the Boy Scouts of Mona headquarters 2510 Browlyay, a night meeting awarded 615 merit badges to Scouts. Three Eagle badges were granted to Darold Sipons, Lyne Welelleit, and Ned Karl George, with ceremony honors by Carl Trey and Jed In pledging allegiance to the flag.
Mrs. Matsy Meyers was treated for a skull fracture after a beating at her home. Police arrested Jack Aten, 28, on related charges after liquor and beer were seized from the residence. The injured woman faced serious head injuries, with authorities citing aggravated assault and related counts.
Officials press a ruling limiting bond signing by attorneys amid appeals and courtroom debate. The piece notes a handful of trials, with only five cases out of 45 tried this year, and cites opposition to alternative courts. The sheriff and police chief are mentioned as potential signatories in the broader stance.
St Marys University student clubs completed officer selections. Galled leaders include Luell Ludwig as president, Gail Liton as vice president, Josey Worms as secretary, Art LeLnron as arts promoter, and Tresita J. Rach as treasurer. Additional officers for the Lente Aris and other groups were named with William Jennings as president and Raymond Cmuoitighen as vice president.
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