San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices


BELL-Jim Bell. aged 80 years, died
Wednesday. September 2s, 1925, in Las
Vegas, Mexico. He was a native OF san
Antonio. He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Mildred Bell; mother. Mrs. ]. f.
Bell. and brother of San Antonio. Mr.
Bell was a World war veteran. The flu
neral services will be he'd from the par
Tors of wilbert & Pelphrey Monday,
September rs. 1925. at p. m, with in
terment in the National cemetery.
TURNER-Mrs. stacie Touchstone Turn
or. aged "a years, died at local hos
1925, at o a. m. She was resident of
Brownsville, Tex, but has been In San
Antonio for the last six days for medical
treatment. She is survived by her hus-
band. 8. L. Turner OF Brownsville, three
brothers. DR.. A. G. Tombstone OF Meri-
dian. Miss; DR.. r. B. Touchstone OF
Lytle Tex, and +. n. Touchstone OF
Brookesville, Miss; two sisters, MIS-. N
NJ. owen of Jackson, Miss, and Miss
Sadie Touchstone. Mrs. Turner was a
member Of the Eastern Star and Wood
men Circle. The remains will he sent
overland to Lyle. Tex, by Wiibert &
Pelphrey. The time of the funeral VIII
be announced later.
BENsON-Mrs. Mary Jane Benson, aged
so, native of Ireland, but for the last
ten years native of San Antonio. died
at local hospital at a. m. Monday
September 2s, 1925. She is survived by
her son-In-law, r. G. Harrell OF $40 Peck
Ave. and two grandchildren. Miss Eliza
beth Harrell and George Harrell Of the
same address. Rev. s. p. Robertson OF
the St. Marks Episcopal Church will
read the funeral service at Porter Lor-
ing parlors at IL a. m. Tuesday, Septem-
her 20, 1928, with interment in the Mis-
sion Burial Park.
BIGLAY-DIed, on Saturday afternoon.
September 26, 1895. at o'clock. Jesse
n. - Mrd
John Z. BlgIay. in his forty-fifth year.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services on Monday after
noon at o'clock from Porter Loring
parlors, Rev. ]. E. Gates officiating.
Full military services. Pallbearers In
clude Walter Conner. Sam Vucetich. Al
J. Goolsby, Z. l.. Harrison. p. c. Her
nandez and Frank Lopez. Interment In
Mission Burial Park.
MOLLER-Mrs. Mary Moiler. aged So
years. died at her residence, $40 Leai
St. at midnight Sunday, September 81.
1925. She Is survived by four sons.
Frank. George, Henry and Fred; six
daughters. Mrs. Mary Marnoch. Mrs
Rose Grun, Mrs. Gertrude Fosg, Mrs.
Carey Laurder, Mrs. Josephine Marnoch;
three brothers. Charles. Joe and Tom
Cadena; two sisters. Mrs. Antonio Tala-
nantes, Mrs. Cola Rosas. Funeral serv-
ices TO be held from the residence at
$3.50 a. M. Tuesday morning. September
| 20, 1925, with religious services from the
Sacred Heart Church, Rev. Joseph Jacob
Officiating. Interment in San Fernando
No. 2. under direction Of Henry A.
Guerra.
BRYsON-Died on Monday September
IS, 1925. James Holmes Bryson. beloved
father OF Ed v. Bryson, 1880 West Kings
Highway. in his nth year. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend funeral
services on Monday. September 2sth.
1928, at Zlzik Undertaking Company
chapel at 6 p. m. Rev. Hugh Nc
Lellan officiating. Remains will be sent
TO Marshall, Texas over I.-G. ". railroad
at s:45 p. m. for interment in family
cemetery at Furrh, Texas.
sELECTAND MARTINEZ-AEed 20 years
died at his residence. 9l2 w. Houston
street, at 6 a. m. Monday morning, Sep
TENDER rs. 1928. Martinez was native
of Mexico but in his late years resi-
dent OF San Antonio. He is survived by
one son, Jesus Martinez. Funeral services
to be held from the residence at n m
Tuesday. September 2sth., religious ser
vices from the San Fernando Cathedral
with Rev. A. Valve officiating. inter
ment in San Fernando No. 2. Under de
rection of Henry A. Guerra.