A Quiet Village Church and Social Notes From 1906
Sunday bells recall a village church and old friends in a nostalgic look at shady lanes, lilac scent, and marble graves. The San Antonio content details a Thursday Bridge club party with prizes, the San Antonio History Club year book, and a lively San Pedro Park dance night. The column admires gossip as social energy, ponders June weddings and the vow of love, and closes with best wishes to June brides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio History Club
Mesdames
C. P. Stafford
J. Townsend Woodhull
G. B. Johnson
Edith McKellar
Cardinal Woolsey
America
Texas Southland
Sacred Heart Academy seventh annual commencement
Sacred Heart Academy held its seventh commencement in St Ursulas hall on Prospect Hill. Miss Marguerite Sumpf led as first graduate. program featured piano solos, instrumental ensembles, recitations, mandolins and violins, cantata Voices of Nature, and a valedictory by Sumpf. Rev A Heuchemer gave the address. prizes and diplomas were distributed. graduates sang a farewell chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Academy
St. Ursulais
Prospect Hill
Marguerite Sumpf
Margurite Sumpf
Kolling
Virginia G
George Grascel
Harry Wegel
Maria Lopez
Gertrude Buckley
Frances McElroy
Aleen Tuffley
Tennyson
George Graschel
Wagner
Liszt
Voices of Nature
Buttercup
Teresa Morin
Violet
Sunflower
Shirley
McElroy
Daisy
Viola Hoover
Stella Gallagher
Theresa Morin
Bessie Gallagher
Mary Gready
Mary Woods
Li J’etais Rio
Harmon
Emma Marbach
Sarah Flory
Louise Ledoux
George Wegel
Partlett
Picnic Honors Niece At Berg's Mill
Mrs. Richard Kuehn hosted a pleasant picnic at Berg's mill last Sunday for her niece Miss Julia Cohen of Cameron who is visiting for the month at 1022 North Flores Street. Guests fished and enjoyed a bountiful repast, with all participants reporting an enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kuehn
Berg’s Mill
Julia Cohen
Cameron
North Flores Street
Charity hospital dance at San Pedro Springs Pavilion
A dressy social event for the Charity hospital fund unfolds at San Pedro Springs Pavilion on Thursday evening June 1 with Artzt’s Orchestra providing music. Dancing starts at 8 30 refreshments will be served and a host of ladies serve as patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Hospital Fund
San Pedro Springs Pavilion
Artzt
Eli Hertzburg
H. M. Donoho
L. L .Marks
L. B. Clegg
M. A. Brien
Albert Deutsch
A. G McDaniel
W. B. Camiere
Herbert Reed
R.A. Holland
W. C. Burns
Russell Caffery
J. Yeargin
T. T. Jackson
Lee B. Miller
Benno Kayton
S. B. Price
Irene Mitchel
Gertrude Kinnin
Free Kindergarten Association annual report highlights year's success
The Free Kindergarten Association credits the year's success to devoted teachers, supportive committees, and generous community backing. Economic conditions enabled broader outreach, with improved enrollment and enhanced facilities contributing to early education access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Kindergarten Association
People with Gatarrh of Kidneys Reported
A brief health notice notes individuals described as having gatarrh of kidneys. The report lists affected persons and indicates ongoing discussion with medical officials about diagnosis and treatment options. Further details on locations and dates are not provided in the readable text.
Peruna Credited With Health Benefit by Des Moines Man
Mr. J Blyler of 1505 Ohio Street Des Moines Iowa praises Peruna for curing frequent bladder troubles after doctors failed to help He reports four to five years without an attack and urges others to try the remedy noting his overall health remains excellent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Blyler
Ohio Street
Des Moines
Peruna
Leopold Brandl
Bleecker Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peruna touted as cure for kidney catarrh and related diseases
An advertisement extols Peruna as a remedy for kidney catarrh and its complications. It claims kidneys fail from congestion, causing poisons to build up and sometimes fatal convulsions. The text includes testimonials to Peruna’s success, urges readers to seek free advice from Dr Hartman, and notes confidential correspondence.
Bal Poudre Self Culture Club Patrons Listed
A long list of names associated with the Bal Poudre Self Culture club and its patrons is presented in this readable fragment. The roster includes Mrs Townsend Woodhull, T C Frost Jr, G W Johnson, J S Lockwood, William Cassin, Dr Josephine Kingsley, Dr R E Moss, Otto Koehler,breen and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
T. Townsend Woodhull
T. C. Frost
T. ©. Frost, Jr
G. W. Johnson
J. S. Lockwood
William Cassin
G. C. Vaughan
A.S. Gage
Misses Lamb
Rait, Steele, Morton
M. J. Bliem
Josephine Kingsley
R. E. Moss Messers
A. A. Gray
Otto Koehler
Breen
Knox
P. A. Pitcher
H. P. Drought
Eli Hertzberg
H. Kaufman
J. T. Burnett
Frank Grice
White
John Darragh
C. A. Wilson
Sharpe
L. B. Alford
P. H. Swearingen
J. P. Barclay
Alexander Joske
William Negley
J. H. Clark
Amos Graves, Sr
Amos Graves, Jr
J. J. Stevens
Murphy
Thomas Franklin
Summer visits and charity dance announced in San Pedro park
Misses Emily and Sarah Frost Maverick left for a week in Rockport. Mrs O J Rossy and daughter Clara visit Minneapolis relatives for the summer. Dr and Mrs Witte and children tour the coast. Mrs Margaret Olive Jordan visits Cotulla. Miss Marjory Peters visits Sabinal. Charity hospital patronesses arrange a dance and garden fete at San Pedro park on Thursday evening June 21 for the hospital benefit, with Artzts orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro Park
John H. James
J. M. Carr
Jack Rollins
Sterling D. Price
Flora Hines
Emily Chapman
Arline Mayer
Helen Bollows
Helen James
Katherine Lukin
Ethel Holmgreen
Mildred Morris
Josephine Carr
Violet Oldham
Hilda Simons
Mabel Lowe
Mary Maverick
Nellie Price
Pearl Wilkenson
Luck Carr
Dorothy Guenther
Marie Shafer
James Maverick
Herbert Mills
Pearson Garrett
Harold Kayton
Harold Mayer
Dick Barnitz
Lewis Maverick
Martin Giesecke
Allen Barnes
Will Rote
Malcolm Simon
Eddie Pirooks
Mack Houston
Aibert Ward
Silva Lang
Richard
Patrick Henry Swearingen
Emily
Sarah Frost Maverick
Rockport
O. J. Rossy
Clara
Minneapolis
Minn
Maharajah Gaekwar ends Washington visit
Special to The Light reports Maharajah Gaekwar of Daroda India left Washington after a two week stay and began touring other U.S. cities. The prince showed marked interest in historic sites around Washington and greatly admired them during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Maharajah Gaekwar
Prince
Daroda
India
Washington
Prince’s Washington visit sparks tales of cherry tree myths
A royal guest tours the Washington estate in Virginia and the congressional library, debunking the cherry tree legend and quizzing librarians. He jokes about jewels, notes his fleet of fourteen cars, and shows interest in broom industry issues amid rising costs and freight rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbar
Washington Estate
Virginia
Washington
Maharapah
Congressional Library
Putnam
Osler
Price Rise at Chicago Meeting of Broom Makers
A specially called session of the Broom Manufacturers' Association of the United States and Canada opened in Chicago on June 16 to discuss significant price adjustments and related business actions affecting broom production. Leaders from major broom firms attended to decide on potential rate increases and market strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Music Hall Planned on Forty second Street in New York
A syndicate led by Edward B. Kinsia of London has bought a site on the north side of Forty second street between Sixth Avenue and Broadway for a music hall to rival European venues. The project, with an investment around 1 250 000, includes a theater, large restaurant, extensive ante rooms, and a roof garden. Seats will be armchairs with ample spacing and a 40 to 50 piece orchestra. Construction to start after leases end about Oct 1, with opening targeted for spring or summer next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward B. Kinsia
London
Forty-second Street
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
Europe
Robert H. McGusty
McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company
Texas Holiness Camp Opens July Seven Near Waco
The Texas State Holiness Camp meeting, the chief Holiness gathering in the state, begins July 7 on grounds three miles east of Waco. The ten day event will be led by Revs HB Mommson of Louisville and J Brasher of Alabama. Ground is at Camp Appell on the Cotton Belt road, with trains stopped at the grounds. The Holiness denomination seeks complete mastery of self and submission to Christ, aiming to eliminate sin from life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Texas
C. Mommson
Louisville
J. Brasher
Alabama
Thousan
Camp Appell
Cotton Belt Road
Christ
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Florian
Charles Henry Florian
Bridge Club
Bessie Yoakum
Louise Barclay
Mattie Terry
Miss Hobbs
Anna Davenport
Elizabeth
Cas
June Brides
Soledad
Houston
As Ad
Gest
West End
Gatarrh
L. Brand
C. B. Fizer
Sterling
Dr. Hartman
B. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Margaret Olive Jordan
Cotulla
Marjory Peters
Sabinal
Alamo City
Charity Hospital
New Music Hall
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