San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

GARZA-Died on Saturday, 3 a. M, Ra-
mon CARA, beloved husband OF Isabel
II. Cara, in his seth year. Surviving
relatives are his wife: mother. Ramona
Cara, and four brothers, Lucas. Plu-
tarco. Emelio and Arnulfo and two sis
tiers. Petra j. de Lopez and Cipriano r.
de Perron, all of this city. Funeral SER
vices Sunday, y. m. from the resi-
dence. 1920 Buena Vista. He was
member of the local Eagles lodge and
tho Sociedad La Union. Religious SER
vices from San Fernando cathedral, Rev.
Meyer. C.M.F., officiating. Interment In
san Fernando No. ., under the direction
OF Andrew Morales.
FRIEDMAN-Died at the residence Of
her mother, col Burnet street, Saturday.
January 2. 1926. Miss Clara Helen
Friedman, beloved daughter Of Mrs.
Eliza Cook in her Attn year. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend funeral
services on Sunday afternoon, January
,. 1926, at o'clock from the chapel OF
Budlong OF the st. Johns Episcopal
church officiating. The active pallbear-
crs will be Charles Biggs. George Hos
man, Ted Allen. August Proll Adolph
Scholz and Riley Wyatt. Interment will
he in the Mission Burial Park.
wHITNEY-Died at q local hospital,
Friday. January /, at 1880 p. NJ, James
Frank Whitney sr. SO years old. sur
vlvea by one daughter. Mrs. Lillian W.
children as follows: James Frank Whit
ney. J. B.. Lloyd r., Rodney. Arthur c.,
Robert E., Miss Amelia Whitney Miss
Lille, Miss Nancy Lee and Mrs. Lillian
Jones. Mrs. Charles T. mcfarland. all
OF San Antonio, Texas. Mr.. Whitney was
one Of the oldest members OF the /. o.
d. +. lodge, and a retired railroad man
OF the S. A. G A. +. railway. Funeral
services will be held from the chapel of
liagy G. Mccollum. Sunday afternoon.
January ,, at y. M, under the auspices
Of /. o. o. +. lodge, with interment in
Mission Burial Park.
CHARLES n. HYDE, aged 60 years,
native OF Ohio. died at a local hospital
1T 1915 p. IN, Saturday afternoon. jan
nary 2. 1926. He is survived by his wife
Mrs. Jennie Hyde OF the buckingham
Hotels of ST. Louis, Mo. Also two step
sons. The body will be shipped to ST.
Louis Sunday morning by Porter Loring,
accompanied by the wife.
EDWARD RoDERICK. aged So years.
local hospital at p. m. Saturday. jan
uary 2. 1926. Ho Is survived by his
parents Rev. and Mrs. Joe G. Bell OF
lG1 Mebane st. He was a member Of
the Anchsr Masonic Lodge. Tho funeral
services rii be held Monday afternoon,
January I. at p. m, under the aus
pieces Of Usehor Masonic Lodge from the
parlors OF Porter Loring. Interment in
Mission burial park.
THOMAS NATHANIEL RUSSELL, aged
60 years, a native of Williamson County,
H.. died at his ranch home at Thelma,
Texas, at 1915 p. m, Friday night, jan
nary I, 1926. He Is survived by his
wife Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Russell of Thel-
ma, and five sons. NJ. ID. and j. Thomas
Russell of San Antonio. c. p. OF Potect.
Texas, Tyner of Somerset and William
Russell OF Thelma; five daughters Mrs.
j. b. O'Bryan Of San Antonio, Mrs. Lem
O'Bryap OF Utopia. Texas. Mrs. C.. A.. &c.
ernest of Thelma, Mrs. George A.
knight of Somerset, Mrs j. c. Miller OF
Corpus Christi. He was member of
the Baptist Church, and the Masonic
Lodge OF Pleasanton, the w. O. W.
Camp 4O1. Oak Island and tho odd Fell
lows OF StocSdale Funeral services to
he held Sunday afternoon. January 3. at
. p. m. from the Woodland Church. Rev.
~. G. Long Of San Antonio and Rev. a.
u Goodfellow OF Thclma will officlate.
Tho pallbearers are Lem o'Bryan, sr.,
Lem OBryan, Jr., J. II. O'Bryan. G. A.
g. Ernest. George A. knight and j. G.
Miller. Interment in Thelma under
direction of Porter Lorlng.