San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-24

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices I
CACERES-Mrs. Manuela Caceres aged
40 years, died at her residence, sos
Cameron street. Tuesday evening. Sep
was shipped to Corpus Christi Wednes-
day night at 10 y. m, under direction
OF Andrew Morales.
LARA-Antonio Lara, aged S2 years.
died at his residence. 1909 South Comal
street, Wednesday night, September 20,
1895. at II p. m. Funeral services will
be held Friday morning, September rs.
1925, at 10 a. m, With religious serv-
Ices from the Immaculate Heart OF
Mary Church. Interment in San Fernan-
do No. 2, under direction Of Andrew
Morales.
DUNCAN-Mrs Elizabeth Duncan died
at a local hospital Thursday at 2:50
a. m, in her fifty-eighth year. She is
survived by her husband. n. w. Dun
can: seven daughters, Mrs. ]. b. Krider
Of Indianapolis, Mrs. A. d. Tomlin and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Tomlin of ,Deyine. Tex.
Mrs. /. T Dubose. Mrs. N. II. Cox.
Hartman Of San Antonio. The remains
will he takdn overland to Devine by
Wilbert & Pelphrey. udertakers. Flu
neral services will be held at 1880 p. m.
Thursday, Rev. T. w. Phillip and Rev.
J. 8. Newman officiating.
KARsCH-Charles ]. Karsch died We'd
nesday night at 1850 at a local hospital
in his seyenty-ninth year. He had lived
in San Antonio for the past seven years
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by his widow, Mrs Aroma Karsch; three
SOS, George Karsch of Lake Charles,
La: il. p. and w. A. Karsch of San
Antonio; one daughter. Mrs, c. f. Crow
OF San Antonio. Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend funeral services
Friday 1890 a. M, from Wilbert &
Pelphrey Undertaking Parlors. Interment
In Masonic plot. Mission Burial Park,
under the direction of Wilbert G. Pei
phrey. undertakors,
SMITH-Roy Edward Smith died al To-
cal hospital Monday night He was a
native Of Center Point. He is survived
by his widow, Mrs. Alma Smith of San
Smith of Los Angeles. Cal; two sisters,
Maud and Beatrice Smith, and two
brothers. Charles and Homer Smith. all
OF Los Angeles. The pallbearers will be
L. @. Brown, Z. Reddrick, r. NJ. Ar
mold. G. r. Flacl. L. Smith and c.
Smith. Funeral services to be held FRI
day morning at 10 o'clock from the
Porter Loring Undertaking Parlors, in
terment in the Roselawn cemetery, Rev.
d. B. South officis ting.
MORoNEY-Died on September %, 1925.
Bernard Moroney, beloved husband Of
Mrs. Eleanor Moroney, in his 63rd year.
Besides his wife he is survived by one
brother. Charles Moroney of New Orleans.
and one niece, Mrs. j. II. Studdert of
Houston, Texas Funeral arrangements
will he announced later by Shelley I'm
dertakins Company.
THERRELL-Died on wednesday, Sep
TENDER g. 1925, Thomas A. Therrell, be-
loved husband Of Mrs Bessie Therrell,
in his 30th year. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend funeral services on
Thursday September "a Besides his
wife he is survived by. four sisters. Mrs.
Josie Carter Of San Antonio. Mrs. Alb
Rose, Mrs. Charlie Kelly, Mrs. Billie
Tate and Mrs. Jim Burts of Del Rio.
Texas. The remains will be shipped over
the Southern Pacific for burial in family
plot, by Shelley Undertaking Company.
PHILIP S. sTEYENs-Aged 80 years,
died at a local hospital this morning,
Thursday. September 20. 1925. at $3.50
a. IN. from the results OF burns received
in an automobile accident of about a
week ago. Stevens was native of
Syria. He was a member Of the Eagles
and Woodmen OF the World. Funeral
services to be held from the residence a
coo Lakeview avenue, Sunday. September
%, at 3 p. m. Services from the San
Fernando Cathedral with interment in
San Fernando No. ?, under direction of
Henry A. Guerra.
MRS. ALICE wHITTLE-Aged 40 years,
died at local hospital Thursday morn
ing, September "a, 1925. at 7:i5 a. m.
The remains are being held at the parlors
of Henry A. Guerra pending definite