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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1930
Page
6
A San Antonio flight worker reported theft of $276 and a pilot license from a hotel room at the Menger in San Antonio. He said the loss would affect his ability to resume a commercial pilot job en route to Mexico City.
Funeral services are set for Tuesday morning for Mrs. Hildegard Gleitz who died Sunday at a San Antonio hospital. She is survived by her husband White Gleitz of San Antonio, her parents Otto and Selina Fey of Selma, three sisters Olelis Hulda and Fimnelle Fey, and two brothers Edgar and Arnold Fey, all of Selma.
North Texas lodges of the Ancient Order of Odd Fellows will celebrate the 111th anniversary with a parade and public reception in Fort Worth on Wednesday. Invitations have been sent to 110 lodges and their auxiliary the Rebekahs, announced by committee chair Ob. A. Stancliff.
Funeral services for Mrs. Calpur nin Ligon Tredus, 81, who died at her residence Friday night, were conducted Monday morning by Rev. J Ges. The body was sent to Devine for burial. A Mississippi native, she had lived in San Antonio for the past 20 years and is survived by three sons William, Raseoc1 Antonio, and Saran lus of Wilcox Arizona.
Funeral services for James A. Hesskew, 81, who died in Avalle, were held in San Antonio and the body sent to Leming for burial. The Rev. O. B. Waskin officiated. Hesskew, a Gonzales native, was survived by three brothers and three sisters from Floresville, Flores, and San Antonio areas.
AMARILLO TEX Jan 13 The crash of a cabin monoplane killed nine aboard including pilot Emmett Myers 27 and U L Wheeler 84. The aircraft dropped from a height after a ROX foot fall and plowed into a yield area. Details are incomplete due to damaged copy but recovery teams reported nine fatalities.
George C. Leach Jr of the Army Medical Corps was named the Army Distinguished Service Medal recipient for his service during the influenza pandemic of 1918 at Camp Greene North Carolina. He is a native of Kansas and currently stationed in Washington.
A Turkish Democratic group urges parliament to outlaw the word palace from public usage arguing it has no place in a democratic language. The notice hints at a broader push to replace royal terms with neutral phrasing as part of a reformist agenda.
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