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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1929
Page
5
Former President Calvin Coolidge will decline the Republican nomination for the Massachusetts senate. Reports from Washington say he told several people he does not choose to run, and the word circulated today.
The church schedules a midnight service with Rev. Rolfe Crom preaching on God With Us. The senior choir performs Gounod’s Messe Solennelle and Mrs Paul Roch sings Credo as offertory. organ by Walter Dunam.
An inquest led by Justice of the Peace John F. Onion returned a verdict of accidental death by carbon monoxide in the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fanl at 24 Stanford Drive. The home showed a closed dampered condition with windows and a fireplace, and a neighbor forced entry after a missing response from the couple. Surviving relatives include Clifton Tard and the Dowdells.
The San Antonio Whalker Chamber of Commerce will count votes Friday to elect five new directors for the board. Porter A Whaley, general manager, announced the election for officers for the coming year will occur on December 31. E H W Kifer will not seek reappointment in 1930. A nominating committee will be named after Friday’s election of five new directors from a 15 member board with five elected each year.
Saranac Lake report notes the season’s heaviest snowfall with under a foot buried by today. Workers keep highways and rail lines clear despite blizzard conditions as crews run near schedule.
A Fort Worth area obituary notes the death of a longtime cattleman aged in his seventies. The deceased was well known in ranching circles and resided locally, with funeral arrangements pending at the time of reporting.
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