Obituary for Margaretha Frerichs
Margaretha Frerichs aged 74 died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Henry Reichenbach at 1727 East Commerce Street. A Texas native, she lived in the city eight years. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Margaretha Heinsohn Mrs. Louisa Fetsch of Frelsburg Tex and Mrs. Henry Reichenbach of San Antonio, three sons Gerhardt Frerichs of Huffsmith Tex William Frerichs of Frelsburg Tex and Otto Frerichs of San Antonio, one sister Mrs. Elise Munster of Luling and two...
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Frerichs
Margaretha Frerichs
Henry Reichenbach
East
Commerce Street
Texas
Margaretha Heinsohn
Louisa Fetsch
Frelsburg
Tex
San Antonio
Gerhardt Frerichs
Hufsmith
William Frerichs
Frelsburg, Tex
Otto Frerichs
Elise Munster
Luling
Cottolene Promises Light Cakes and Healthier Baking
Copy touts Cottolene as last word in pastry making producing light airy cakes. Claims Cottolene is a vegetable fat superior to lard and butter, using one third less, cheaper, and non greasy. Describes packaging in air tight tins and consistent quality.
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Cuero and area
The notices report deaths and funeral arrangements for several residents. Mrs. Stoeltje of Cuero and Mrs. Stoeltje of Shiner are named with services at St John’s Lutheran. Malcolm Michael, infant son of Mr and Mrs Philip Michael, died at 118 Claudia Street with funeral at Mission burial park. Charles Harrison found dead on East Commerce Street to be buried at City Cemetery No. 3. Alfred Gmehlin of the Carpenters Union will have a funeral in the city under union auspices.
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Carl Stoeltje
Cuero
William Stoeltje
Michael
Malcolm Michael
Philip Michael
Claudia Street
Mission Burial Park
Greeley
Carpenters’ Union
Miss Ella Nora Stenzel Dies at 19 in San Antonio
Miss Ella Nora Stenzel aged 19 died yesterday at her parents home 410 North Olive street. She was born and raised in San Antonio. Funeral at 9 AM Wednesday from the residence with burial in Old St Joseph's Cemetery. Survived by parents Edward George and Arthur and sisters Clara and Kate.
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Stenzel
Ella Nora Stenzel
A. Stenzel
North Olive Street
San Antonio
St. Joseph's
Edward
George
Arthur Stenzel
Clara
Kate Stenzel
Death Notices: Charles J Stahl 56 San Antonio native
Charles J Stahl aged 56 died at 11 last night at 714 Montana Street. A native of New Braunfels Texas he lived in San Antonio 21 years. He leaves a widow six sons Joseph Theodore Edward Albert Charles Jr Adolph and two daughters Mrs Louise McKaughan and Mrs Martha Trabucco. Funeral 3 30 pm tomorrow from family residence with interment in New St Josephs Cemetery Rev Father Fuhrwerk officiating.
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Stahl
Charles J. Stahl
Montana Street
New Braunfels
Texas
San Antonio
Joseph
Theodore
Edward
Albert
Charles Jr
Adolph
Louise McKaughan
Martha Trabucco
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Father Fuhrwerk
William Rux Dies at 28 inSan Antonio Home
William Rux aged 28 died at 5 am at his residence 110 Kansas Street San Antonio. He arrived in the city a year ago from Guadalupe County Texas. Survived by his widow mother five sisters and two brothers including Annie Rux Martha Tierdella Meta Schaffer Lena Friday Ella Sanger Rienboldt and Otto.
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Rux
William Rux
Kansas Street
San Antonio
Guadalupe County
Texas
Annie Rux
Martha Tierdella Jr
Meta Schaffer
Lena Friday
Ella Sanger
Rienboldt
Otto
Le Stourgeon Child Rites Set At City and Masonic Cemeteries
Milton Ernest Le Stourgeon aged 7 died at his parents home 618 Morales street. Funeral from the residence at 5 PM with Reverend E G Johnston officiating. Interment in Masonic cemetery. Earlier, a funeral from the residence at 9 AM with burial in City cemetery No 3.
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LE Stourgeon
Milton Ernest le Stourgeon
KE. IE. le Stourgeon
Morales Street
Masonic
Local Clubs Hold Meetings Across San Antonio
The Parish Aid of Christchurch holds a regular meeting at 10 o clock tomorrow at 114 East Craig Ave. The Self Culture club meets at 2 with Miss Lucille Price leading a study of Omar Khayyam and discussing Destiny in Ancient Literature and related topics. The San Antonio Choral club convenes at 10:30 at the Chamber of Commerce for a weekly rehearsal.
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Parish Aid of
Christchurch
Laurel Heights
Lee Guy McFarland
East Craig Ace
R. R. Russell
Quincey Street
Omar Khayyam
Lucille Price
R. G. Callahan
A. T. Mills
San Antonio
Nordica Bispham Concert Draws San Antonio Crowd
The San Antonio Musical club hosts a large theater party at Beethoven hall to hear the Nordica Bispham concert. Mrs William Leah Martin hosts a box party at home. Mrs Alexander Fraser toasts Miss Yadie Clamp with a 1 o'clock luncheon.
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San Antonio
William Leah Martin
Alexander Fraser
Yadie Clamp
Red Cross Stamp Sales At Post Office Noted
The post office stamp sale drew large proceeds with volunteers led by Mrs. Harry Leo pold and a list of assistants including Mrs. W. R. King Mrs. Foard Townsend and many others. In Fort Worth Mrs. Arthur Claude Hamilton attends the Daughters of the Confederacy convention and will sing on the program.
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Red Cross
Harry Leopold
W. R. King
Foard Townsend
I. Fribourg
Fanita McMillan
Eda Levy
Nina Phillips
Claunia Smith
Anna Kaufman
Chrystie Carroll
Herbert Linscott
Mesdames
G. Harvey Lewis
M. B. Smith
Lee Rollins
Sam Slack
Josephine Dickinson
Kate Shaw
Linscott
Niobean Literary Club
Arthur Claude Hamilton
Fort Worth
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Spring Maid Cotillion Glitters With Fashionable Gowns
Ladies in white satin and chiffon attend a formal cotillion night featuring sixteen dances and four cotillions. Miss Vance leads the first with Robinson N. Hodge. Miss Carr and Walter McAllister head the second with pin cushions for the girls and picture frames for the men. Eleanor Herff and Tobin Rote lead the third with bead chains and silver pencils. The Carnival cotillion closes with T D Dobbs Jr leading, favors caps bells and carnival novelties.
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Mrs. Vance
Miss Vance
Miss Carr
Miss Herff
Miss Eckhart
Robinson N. Hodge
Josephine Carr
Walter McAllister
Eleanor Herff
Tobin Rote
T. D. Dobbs Jr
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Recipe for Cough Relief
A home remedy claims to make a pint of cough syrup cheaper and more effective than store bought. Mix sugar and warm water, add Pinex, and take a teaspoonful every one to three hours for relief from coughs, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis, and lung troubles.
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United States
Canada
Pinex Co
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Rail line bonds sought for Texas system expansion
A. R. Ponder of San Antonio, general manager of the San Antonio Uvalde Gulf railway, discusses with the railroad commission plans to file for authority to issue bonds for about 200 miles of completed track from San Antonio to Pleasanton and beyond to Jourdanton Fowlerton and Crystal City. The company aims to extend from Carrizo Springs toward Live Oak county and grading is in progress with the goal of reaching the gulf.
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Austin
Tex
A. R. Ponder
San Antonio
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railway
Railroad Commission
Pleasanton
Jourdanton
Fowlerton
Crystal City
Carrizo Springs
Live Oak County
Gulf
Masonic Grand Lodge Session Opens in Waco
In Waco Texas the seventy seventh annual meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas begins with Grand Master Sam P Cochran of Dallas presiding in the Masonic temple. About a thousand attendees are recorded.
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Waco, Tex
Masonic Gtand Lodge of
Texas
Masonic Temple
Sam P. Cochran
Dallas
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Restores Natural Color
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promises quick restoration of natural hair color and relief from dandruff itching scalp and thinning hair. Advertising copy notes grandmothers used sage tea, and urges readers to buy a fifty cent bottle from their druggist with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
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Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
Wyeth
Grand Lodge Session Opens With Address From Grand Master
Grand Master Cochran led the morning as grand lodge officers held their stations. He welcomed visiting grand representatives while former Attorney General J. P. Lightfoot replied. N. M. Washer of San Antonio proposed a resolution inviting all Masons in good standing to attend the sessions, which was adopted unanimously. An unrelated advertisement promotes Elmer & Amend's 2851 rheumatism remedy.
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Ficers
Grand Lodge
Cochran
J. P. Lightfoot
N. M. Washer
San Antonio
No Plans Made Said Lovett
After a conference of the executive committee of the Union Pacific, Judge R S Lovett, the chairman, said that no rental plan of separation from the Southern Pacific Railroad had been evolved. He added that no definite action would be taken for several weeks. Shower for Bride Miss Calanthe Hesse, a bride, will be given a linen shower Tuesday afternoon December 3 or 4 to 6 o'clock by Miss Ruth Be ing, 643 Soledad Street.
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Calanthe Hesse
Ruth Being
Soledad Street
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Reliable
Alamo Plaza
West Commerce Street
E. G. Johnston
City Cemetery No. 3
William Luke
San Antonio Dramatic Club
George Robbins
Anthony Hope
Ursula
Luke
Miss Luke
Edith Goldstein
Business Woman Club
Palmetto
Avenue C
Mothers’ Council
Malone Duggan
Main Avenue
Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent Society
Temple Beth-El
Woman's Club
Hortense Ward
Houston
T. O. Foster
S. P. Skinner
Harry Hyman
J. L. Brown
T. J. Nye
M. B. Hutchins
C. 8. Austin
George Hagelstein
W. A. Morris
H. Duane Elliott
P. Cunningham
Beacon Hill School
Milton J. Bliem
Beacon Hill
Government Hill
Lim Society
Beulah
Patterson
John Fletcher Booth
Baton Rouge, la
G. W. Booth
East Cypress Street
Booth
W. D. Brinker
Affleck Apartments
Ed C. Lasater
Falfurias
Gunter
O’mealy
Oliver Franklin Billingsley
Marfa
N. Dobbins
Ardmore
Okla
Bessie Miller
Judith Givens
Nell McCormick
William Will
George C. Vaughan
Marjorie McGown
Zelime Vance
A. B. Spencer
Beethoven Hall
Mrs. Spencer
J. M. Vance
Dorothy Eckhart of
Taylor
T. Felix Gouraud
Sys
L. A. Sayre
Europe
Berd T. Hopkins
Great Jones Street
RED Swan Coffee
IS Better Reinhard & CO
Ponder
Waco
Washer Bros. Co
Elmer & Amend
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