Multiple Obituaries Reported in Local San Antonio Notices
The notice highlights several deaths in San Antonio and nearby areas including Albert Mansell 60, Lena Gararoli 38, A M Routt, Frances Elmendorf, Mrs Ernest Voges 84, Martin Huppmann 70, Mrs W W Rushmore 57, and Frederick Arthur Preeman 21. Details cover death places, next of kin, funeral arrangements, and interment venues such as Cleveland Memphis Douglas and San Antonio, with undertakers Pearce Robinson G W Hagy Daly Shelley Loring involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances 1. Elmendorf
Woo
San Antonio
L. G. Moller
Dallas
Antoa
Aid “Albert Haller
Travisle
Mary Thailler
Ernestine Voge
Ernestine Voges
New Braunfels
Ernest Voges
Nil Hianiesen
Local Undertaking and Cemetery Ads Offer Services
Shelby Loring Undertaking Co and Pearce Robinson advertise auto equipment and private ambulances with phone numbers. Roselawn Cemetery proclaims beautiful burial in San Antonio with easy terms at a State Bank Building office. Roberts Cement Burial Vaults advertise water proof air tight vaults on Travis 1520.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co
Soledad St
Roselawn
San Antonio
State Bank
Crockett
Roberts
Travis
Seeeemed
Bullet wound fatality of Sergeant Wilbur Lane at Camp Dodge
Sergeant Wilbur Lane of the 349th Field Hospital died from a bullet wound suffered while returning to Camp Dodge from Des Moines. Des Moines officer J W Tadley was suspended after saying he fired into the air during the incident. Lane, from Alamo Freights, had enlisted last May from Kansas A and M College. funeral arrangements are pending with body to be brought to San Antonio. Officers at the Ninetieth Division student officers' school are being relieved as April 19 approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Lane
J. Lane
Hondondo Street
Alamo
Cyip Dodge
Des Moines
Line
349Th Field Hospital
Camp Dodge
Cantonment
J. W. Tadley
Lane
San Antonio
Ninetieth Division
Third Field Artillery
Port San Touston
Schooel
San Antonio group forms to pursue Rio Grande water treaty
An organization to secure a US Mexico treaty for full Rio Grande irrigation gathers in San Antonio. Officials from border chambers meet as Judge Lucius LM of El Paso outlines barriers and steps to enable water use pending treaty, with later talks on dams and joint control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande
San Antonio
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Hand
Lucius LM
el Paso
International Boundary Commission
Hill
Texas Adopts Wheatless Schedule April Fifteenth To June First
Texas will voluntarily enter a wheatless schedule from April 15 to June 1. J A Peden food administrator announces dealers must conform. Hoover approves after a broad canvass and directs flour preservation for babies and children. Victory bread with 25 percent substitutes will be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
J. A. Peden
Herbert A. Hoover
Mr. Peden
Peden
Murope
Hoover
Personal mentions at Gunter and Menger hotels mixed locales
A jumble of traveler notes lists guests and stops at several San Antonio hotels including the Gunter Menger and Lanier from cities such as Texarkana Corpus Christi St Anthony McAllen Athens Henderson Cuero and New York. Names include W J Thompson Porter G Ph Watkins Murchison Maywand Abercrombie and Benton among others with varied origins and stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Case
Texarkana
Gunter, Ya
New York
W. F. Benton
Terral
Ohio
Lanier
J . A. W. Batley
Chicago
Five Camp Travis Soldiers Die In Hospital Releases
Five Camp Travis soldiers were reported to have died Sunday. Private Andrew Hair of Company 7 Second Battalion Depot Brigade died at 6:50 p m on April 14 from pneumonia with uncle Sol Haty of Abilene Texas as nearest relative. Private Matthew J Wince Quartermaster Company detached died at 1 p m on April 14 from appendicitis with cousin Katherine Conners of Springfield Missouri as nearest relative. Private George Reed Twenty seventh Machine Battalion Medical Department died at 12 30 p m on April 14 from septicemia with mother Mrs Mary Read of Evansville Indiana as nearest relative. Private Jesse Bullard Company 7 stated as another casualty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Travis
Andrew Hair
Depot Brigade
Penumonia
Sol Haty
Abilene
Texas
Matthew J. Wince
Katherine Conners
Carew Street
Springfield
Soldiers to escort remains of two Camp Travis soldiers
The text notes two Camp Travis soldiers who died at the base hospital will be sent home with a soldier in attendance. One body is Private Hoy O Dodson of Company 26 Seventh Battalion Depot Brigade with nearest relative Ada Watson of Mort Worth Texas. The other is Private Wie Gennett, with remains to be sent to Caldwell Texas with private Gennett in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Bullard
Caldwell
Texas
Hoy O. Dodson
Seventh Battalion
Depot Brigade
Ada Watson
Allen Avenue
Mort, Worth
Camp Travisoldiers
Camp Base Hospital
Tate
Jesse Bullard
Tex
Wie Gennett
Buy 0
Soldiers to Fort Worth for mussel shell dredge test
Dodson's 26th company of the Seventh battalion and Private Walter B. Poe will move to Fort Worth Texas to gather mussel shells from the river. A dredge with front wheels, patented, will be used to clear obstructions for the operation.
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Magnolia Provision Company
Houston, Texas
Albert Mansell
Albert Manse
Ravhi Samuel Marks
Rieheinderieking Company
Cleveland
Lena Gararoli
Togo Weleek
Italy
Memphis
Tenn
Hoay
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Company
AL M. Routt
A. M Routt
West
Cincinnati Avenue
Hell
G W. Hagy Undertaking Company
Richmond
Martin Huppmann
Ben
Marin
Clara Abrus
Los Angeles
Joe Huppmanick
Squatiic
Wash
G. W. Tlagg Undertaking Company
W. W. Rushmore
W. W. Btushmore
Warwick Boulevard
Kentucky
Fred Wyood
Bridgeport
Conn
G. W. Daly Undertaking Company
Cherryvale
Khan
Frederick Arthur Preemian
Frederick Arthur Preeman
Maghind
Mes
Plos
Preemin
Sidney
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Shelby-Loring Undertaking
E. Houston St
Safety Deposit Boxes
San Antonio Loan & Trust Co
West Commerce Street
The
Burns
New Drug Store
Houston Street
Navarra
Lown
Ma Xanem Act Motors
Lucius Hill
Joske’s Beauty
Ring
Biege Tan
Onio, Tex
Jos
Japanese Restauran
Solenar St
Moore
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