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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
6
Funeral rites for J. G. Lentz were conducted Thursday at St Mary’s Church with Rev. officiating. Active pallbearers Gallagher, Gosling, Johnson, Stiliina, Latlis, Linden and others attended. Lentz a native of Germany had immigrated to San Antonio as an early pioneer.
Washington report states President Hoover will issue a order to place the Swingd Johnson Boulder dam net in full effect. The Tritoring company director, Mr. Lenty, died after four operations. Surviving are his widow and son JT. Gi Lentz of Hank Antonio and John Lente of Blue Jeland. Lewis was a member of the Wk lodge and Kiwanis.
A mysterious gas cloud sickens 17 people and kills two Mexican children near Aguarate, five miles east of El Tasos. Officials inspect refineries from Pesalex Petroleum and Texas compas stating no leakage found. Hydrogen sulfide detected by Vasotex manager. Local animals die and livestock flee as authorities patrol the area.
Universal Service announces a board to examine applicants for MGUs at Fort Sam Houston. The list names numerous lieutenants colonels, majors, and captains assigned to posts in Arlington, Carlisle, Knoxville, Santa Fe, and other sites. It covers hospital transfers, resignations, and retirements with destinations such as Fort Sill, Walter Reed, Carlisle Barracks, and Maxwell Field.
A suit filed in Las Vegas Nevada seeks a divorce for Kip Rhinelander from his wife Alice Ta Rhinelander. The petition cites mental cruelty and alleges the pair have been separated since January. The complainant travels under the name Low Russell, a 26 year old heir from a wealthy New York family.
Members of the Musintess anil lg ama Wameneelib attended an evening meeting with guests of G and C Mages company. The event featured a memorial shower for the Merletta Joske Memorial Home, supervised by Elizabeth Forest.
Postmen will store bags and take fishing rods during July and August per FP Gd Treas postmaster. JC plans to sue superintendents to save clerks and varied on leave amid driver changes. Ridgeway WW Genlann Doeb bler Otto Luts Wynne oversee money order and courier duties while substitutes work, public asked to be patient for normal service.
OMAMA Neb June 20— District Judge Herbeel Rhoades of the court of domestic relations urged today that talking pictures of weddings be used to ease domestic strife. Two online couples announced plans for motion pictures of their weddings. Frank G Lovith of the First Congregational urged that seeing and hearing vows could reinforce marriage commitments. The town discusses the idea amid local interest and a cluttered classified section.
A motor caravan of ten to twelve vehicles will depart from the manivigal at 3 o clock Sunday for Mlores Lexica to attend a wall celebration and dedication of the Tsieda-Afontovey section of the new Mestean highways into Moesico City. The event includes a midnight reception and a post-ceremony gathering at Mon yorry, AM miles south of Bin Ending.
An advertisement claims a real stimulant for torpid liver and bowels. It promises a natural, vigorous action without constant dosing and offers a free bottle by writing Sterling Lrod urks, Wheeling, West Virginia.
WALBEBORO June 20 A banker and ranchman James W. Knox of Jacksboro, long the oldest continuous member of the Lexus Hereford Association, reportedly retires from active management of his registered Hereford herd. His decision marks a new chapter after decades of leadership in cattle holdings.
A British ceremony will honor Mrs. Edward Gant with the presidenn trustees in attendance. High social rank figures and diplomats will be seated to the right of the host Sir Kenneth as a reveal of status unfolds.
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