San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29
Announcements
Funeral Notices

HAACk-Dled al G local nospilal Sa1-
urday morning at 4:55, November IS
1925. Herman Hack In his esth year
He was q native OF Leipsig. Germany
residing in San Antonio for the past 81
years He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Augusta Hack, three sons, Herman
G. Hack Jr.. Otto B. Hack and Ernest
". Hack, seven daughters, Miss Helen
Hack, Mrs. Paula Fourier, Mrs. Au-
gust Hartmann, Mrs J. Speier, Mrs X.
T. wendrpck. all OF this city. Mrs. y.
J. Reilly Of Buffalo, y. Y. and Mrs W.
A. sinnott of Chicago, Ill. One brother,
Otto Hack OF Billings. Montana; three
sisters. IN Germany; q grand children
He was . member OF the Alamo Lodge
No. 1853 OF the Hermann Sons, charter
member Of the San Antonio Mutual Aid
and Benevolent Society and the BeethOv-
en- Society. The active pallbearers viii
be L Haby. n. Fourier. W. Janert'
". Buckries, Charles Janert and ID.
GILLESPIE. The honorary pallbearers will
be Ray Lambert. Mayor John Tobin, G.
Etter. E. Staffel. c. Schultze, Herbert
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend funeral services on Sunday after
noon. November 20, 1925, at O'Clock
from the residence 1916 Austin street.
Rev. r. A Neumeister OF the Highland
Park Lutheran church officiating. In
terment Will be In tia Hermann Sons
Cemetery under the direction OF the Riebe
Undertaking Company
CHRIsTILLEs-Died at her home. lis
Sweet St, on Friday. November 81. 1925.
Mrs. Teresa Christilles beloved mother
OF Frank Christilles of Fort Worth. Tex;
Joseph christilles of Waco, Tex: Leo
ChrIstilles Of Dallas Tex; Adoiph A.
christiiles. r.. C. christilles, Z. f. Chris
titles. all OF San Antonio. Tex; Mrs. J.
Grace OF Fort Worth. Tex; Mrs. Pete
Haverkorn OF Fort Worth, Tex; Miss
Clara Christilles. Mrs r. ]. Ryan. Miss
Hattie Christilles. all Of San Antonio.
Tex, in her 10th year. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend the fun
eral. Sunday. November 20. 1928, at resi-
dence, lis Sweet St, at 10 o'clock a. m.
whence the funeral cortege Will 20 10
cestroville, Tex. followed by services
held. from the residence Of deeeased's
brother, r. X. Schmitt at Castroville
Tex. with services held at 3:l5 O'clock
y. m, from st. Louis Catholic church
1nterment in the st. Louis Catholic ceme-
terry. under the direction Of the Ludwig
Undertaking Co.
ARTHUR f. LUTHER. aged &c years.
a native OF Terre Haute. Ind, died in
Los Angeles. Cal. Tuesday, November "a,
1925. He is survived by his father, DR..
A. A Luther Of San Antonio and two
brothers. Glenn OF China and Everett
Of Deyine, Tex Member OF the Preston
lodge, A., F. & A. II. Of Dodge City,
Kan. Also a member Of the Seventh Day
Adventist church. Funeral services viii
be held Sunday afternoon from the par
lors Of Porter Loring with Clifford II
Luther Of Beeville, Tex. officiating. In
fcrment in Mission Burial Park.
MRS. MARTHA HELEN MAXWELL,
aged 81 years, a native Of Indiana. died
at Q local hospital at s:45 a. n. satur-
day morning. November %, 1925. She is
survived by her son, F. U. Maxwell OF
Columbus. Tex: three daughters, Mrs.
Dora Kennedy OF Columbus. Mrs. Amanda
Townsend and Mrs. Nora Brown. both Of
Houston. The body will be sent 10
Lagrange, Tex, Sunday morning at
O'clock by Porter Loring. accompanied by
the son.
MRS. TRENT RITCH, a native Of Webb
county. Georgia died at her residence,
s21 Broadway. at $3.50 p. m. Saturday
survived by her husband Carl J. Ritch
Of San Antonio; one daughter, Mrs. Won
Dixon OF Redwood. La; Miss AVIS Ritch
OF Georgia The body Is being held al
the parlors OF Porter Loring pending
definite funeral arrangements.
wIsEMAN-Died at a local hospital
Tuesday, w. NJ. Wiseman. aged % years:
a native Texan. Funeral Services viii
be held at the Rector Chapel. Lavernis.
Tex. at 10 O'Clock Sunday morning. In
terment in the Lavernia cemetery, IN
der the direction Of Porter Loring.
MRS. ADALINE FITZPATRICK died a.
her daughters residence. B21 Kaytcn ave.
at 9 ,. m, y years old. She had been IN
San Antonio weeks: IS survived By hus-
band rs. J. fitzpatrick; one son. a. Il.
Fitzpatrick OF Los Angeles. Cal; four
daughters. Mrs. 9. r. Nash and Mrs
Eugene Wilson Of this city: Mrs. G. y.
Bushon and Mrs. h. D. Metealf. both Of
Dallas Mrs. fitzpatrick was a member
Of the Order OF Eastern Star and Metho-
dist church. The remains Will be sent TO
Tyler Tex, for interment. by Hagy g.
McCoilum, undertskers.