Bennett Will Bequests Include 10000 To Presbytery
The will of Elizabeth Soueau Noble Dennett, San Antonio, died December 1, probated in Bexar County, leaves 10000 to the Presbytery of Western Texas and 10000 to First Presbyterian Church of San Antonio for use as deemed best. The estate totals about 358000 with most to son John M. Bennett Jr. of San Antonio. other relatives receive land, cash, and jewelry. The testator’s husband and son are executors.
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Elizabeth Soueau Noble Dennett
San Antonio
Presbytery
Western
Texas
Southern Presbyterian Church
John M. Bennett Sr
John M. Bennett Jr
Micaby
Good Potatoes Vine Celorado Potatoes Price Tag
Consumers Supply Co located at 4185 Navarro Street advertises Vine Celorado potatoes at 2.90 dollars per 100 pounds. The item appears as a local commodity listing with price and supplier details.
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de Consumers Supply Co
Navarro St
Adj
Twenty Deaths Reported for Two Hospitals in Camp Travis Fort Sam
The base hospitals at Camp Travis and Fort Sam Houston report twenty influenza related deaths between Monday and Tuesday morning. Admissions and discharges balance at Fort Sam Houston with 224 admitted and 200 discharged on Monday, while Camp Travis sees rising influenza admissions. Local authorities note improving general conditions though deaths continue at the base hospitals.
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Camp Travis
Fort Sam Houston
Travis
Wedien
Art Sam Houston
Milington Mield
Houston
Camp Normogile
Kelly Wield
San Antonio
Maj
R. Migdalski
Nuirses
Kort Sam Houston
Field Hospital No
Algo
Kejum
Young Mens Christian Association
Southern Department
el Paso
Avizouz
Big Bend
Fort Clarke
del Rio
Fort McIntosh
Callip Mabry
College Station
Prarie Viejo
Norman
Okla
Messilla Park
Camp Stanley
Brownsville
Freeport
United States Guards
Beauwout
Tucson
Arizona
Fort Bliss
Rice Institute
Post Hospital
Fort. Sam Houston
Porter Motherhead
Motor Transport Corps
McFall
F. Mothersead
Edward A. Foote
Motor ‘Transport Corps
Grandledge
Mich
James Ei. Foote
Howard $. Rausch
Wagoner
Third Infantry
Toledo
Ohio
J. Vo
Oklo
Will W. Love
Palestine
Texas
Thomas C. Davis
Company 1
Sth Infantry
I’. F. Davis
Athens
Edmund ¥. Weiss
Sbth Infantry
F. Weiss
Schulenburg
Willian €. Cobb
15Th Depot Brigade
William ©. Cobb
Pilot Point
Willie IE Duhon
11Th Bun 15Th Venot Brigade
Sag
Vilton
Elumont
William Calhoun
Calhoun
Aaybash
Suntan Nacos
Holland
46Th Co
de Holland
Brashy Creek
Waller Tanst
19Th Infantry
Wis
Musa Faust
Blackwell
William J. Downer
Sarah Stocking
Clarendon
Bedford Weaver
Livelock
John C. Luther
G. I. Luther
Fenis
No Increase in City Mortality Despite Influenza Cases
Daily influenza reports show 188 cases for Sunday and Monday with 92 on Sunday and 91 on Monday. Mortality records have markedly risen in recent days, but Dr. W A King, city health officer, says the overall situation remains favorable. He notes many early part of last week patients have recovered and expects improvement this week due to good weather.
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City Health Department
W. A. King
Obituary for Lole Ingram 16 year old San Antonio native
Lole Ingram aged 16 died at 6 am Tuesday at 145 West Fall Avenue. A Arizona native, he lived in San Antonio eleven years. Survived by father UT J Ingram two brothers Carl I and Bernard with Bernard in France with the AEF and one sister Mrs Burke. Funeral from Riebe Undertaking chapel. Interment Mission Burial Park.
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Lole Ingram
Loie Ingram
West Fall Avenue
Arkansas
San Antonio
UT. J. Ingram
Carl I
Bernard
France
Burke
Riebe Undertaking Company
Mission Burial Park
Arthur Bristow
Fort. Bliss
Fort Bliss
Lucy Bristow
Zapata Street
Edgar Bristow
Francee
George WL. Bristow
Ben Saline Moorman
Opie Bristow
Albert Strang
Waco
Allen Kunkel
Cadwallader Street
Lebanon
Ohio
Red Men
B.C
Bellville
Porter _ Loring
I. B. Dean
Nancy Stoe
Nancy Roe
Alabama
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
San Antonio Notice of Local Obituaries and Undertaking Plans
A long San Antonio obituary column notes deaths of Mrs. Mary Avant at 44 of 33 Helena Street and Mrs. J S Frazar at 106 Stace Avenue with funeral plans by Shelley Loring. other deaths include William H Fisher at 111 Broad Avenue and sergeants Bristow and Kunkel. interments at Mission Burial Park and Hermann Sons Cemetery. mourners listed and funeral directors named.
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Mary, Avant
Mary Avant
Helena Street
San Antonio
W. ™. Avant
Sommerset
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
J.S. Frazar
Prazar
George
Aoe N
Ernest E
Lddie
Bryan
Dollie R. Ridgeway
Grace Frazar Bowman
St. Henry’s Church
Porter Loring
The Big Grockery Store Christmas Shopping Push
A local retailer urges shoppers to start their Christmas buying at The Big Grockery Store highlighting china glassware cut glass silverware stoves and kitchen supplies to simplify purchases and save money.
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Kondons
Kondon
Kondon’s
Kondon's
Minneapolis
Minn
Bennett
Alamo Plaza
Teltery and
Willys. Hoikht
Ute
Grockett
SAN Antonio Loan & Trust Company
West Commerce Street
Evry
Post
U.S
GuapAntee
Dr. King
Treaty Benson
Lab Lovelock
Lavaca County
Hae
Porter Street
Jose J. Kenson
Ed Maulding
J. UL
Sand “Robert
Ottine
Tex
White and Fiee
Gonzales
Hugh: Stevenson
Beeville
Vex
Siebe Undertaking Company
William H. Fisher
Broad Avenue
Helen Layer Visher
Lawrence Fisher
Minie
Eunice
Miste
Laura
Hertha
Rudolph
St. Mary’s
Hermann, Sons
Anna Lyons
Robert 3. Lyons
Christian Ruempel
Christin Ruempel
Carolina Ruempel
Frank
Charley
Anton
Mary Ruempel
Keo Wegel
Walterslum
Theo Creinyelge
Helios
Helogts
Alexander Green Hastings
Landora
Fandora
Walter Oylde Hastings
Jacob Milley
Jaco Miller
Misa Martha Frey
Misa
Martha. Prey
Mary .J. Drexel
America
Vulcan Gas Ranges
Barler
Vulcan
Newton, Weller & Wagner Co
Mary Prey
Philadelphia
Jefferson St
Adv
Hagg & McCollum, Undertakers
Ambulance
Lung Motor Service
Oonteney
de Navarre
Rome
Alfonso de Navarre
American Catholic War Council
Pope Benedict
Mr. de Navarre
Lacide Tex
Glen A. Gray
United States Geological Survey
Madisox
Edison
Sonal
Alenriat
SLOW_ Commerce
St. A
T. Beyer
Noa Spears Co
Losorn
Potchernick-Haak Typewriter Co
ST. Mary’s Street
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