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By Renz Katigbak Posted on 27 Mar 202019 Jan 2022

Columnas Volantes de la Federación Malaya: Lipa’s contribution to Philippine journalism

After Lipa’s liberation from the Spanish forces on June 18, 1898, the town underwent a cultural revival. It was in this atmosphere, in the ardor of the revolution, that brought … Continue reading Columnas Volantes de la Federación Malaya: Lipa’s contribution to Philippine journalism

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The charm of a Bahay na Bato. The 1881 Luz-Librea-Bautista Ancestral House in Lipa City.

There was really a Fidel Reyes who existed in Philippine history. The Lipeño Don Fidel Reyes y Malabanan (1878-1967) was a giant of the Philippine Press during the early 20th century, having authored the feisty and controversial editorial "Aves de Rapiña" (Birds of Prey) in the newspaper "El Renacimiento", which exposed the corruption of the American colonial government. Called to public service, Fidel became a member of the Philippine Legislature, representing the Third District of Batangas in 1912, and in 1918 was appointed the First Filipino Director of the Bureau of Commerce and Industry. As a philanthropist, he donated land to the first SOS Children's Village in the Philippines.

Filipino showmanship, culture, and fashion were elevated at the 1931 Paris Colonial Exposition. An illustrious son of Lipa, Arsenio Katigbak Luz, led the Philippine delegation to this international expo.

While the Lipeños celebrated their town fiesta on January 20, 1937, they also mourned the loss of their former town leader, Don Valerio Kalaw. The Lipa Municipal Council's resolution, dated January 21, 1937, highlights the precious legacy that Sr. Kalaw left.

Maligayang Kapistahan ni San Sebastián, patron ng makasaysayang lungsod ng Lipa!

80 years ago on January 16, 1943, Doña Segunda Katigbak y Solís Vda. de Luz, the matriarch of the Katigbak and Luz clans of Lipa and Rizal's first love interest, passed away due to heart failure. The Tribune published her obituary in its January 17, 1943 issue.

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