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Items of Genealogical Interest (Births, Deaths, Marriages, Divorces, etc.)
in the
SPRINGFIELD, GREENE COUNTY, MISSOURI, NEWSPAPERS
THE SPRINGFIELD LEADER and THE SPRINGFIELD DAILY NEWS
WITH INDEX
for
1929
Part 2 Pages 601 -- 928 (September 3 -- December 31) and Index
Wm. K. Hall 33 Westmoreland Place St. Louis, MO 63108-1227 March 11, 1999
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The body of Clifton Clerk Martin, 14- rest-old aon of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Martin' of Iberia, Mo., who died in & Springfield hospital yesterday morning following an operation. will be taken overland this morning to Iberia by the Alma Lohmeyer I moral home. The boy is carried to this tarente and one brother. Earl Martin.
WALTER R. CHAPMAN
Funeral services for Walter R. Chapman. 11. who died early yesterday morning at lus home on rural route 11 after a long Iliness. . will he at 9 o'clock Thursday morning in St. Joseph Catholic church. interment will be in St. Mary's reineters under direction of the llerman H. Loh- never funeral home Mr. Chapman is survived by his wife and one son. Walter. at home, and thred' daughters, Mrs. Dora Halibheer and Mrs. Anna Peters, who live In Montana, and Mrs. Ida Peiffer of Springfield. One brother and one . sister also survive.
THOMAS J. FOX
Funeral services for Thomas 1 Fax. 04. 1 of 3409 Aumnuit avenue. will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Baptnt church . at Webb City followed by Inter- ment In Mount Hope cemetery at .Inplin under direction of J. W. Klinger. : Mr. Fax is survived by his wife, two sons and Ihre@ daughters. -
MISS LOIS KEESLING
Miss Lois Keealing. 17-year-old daughter " Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Keesling. died at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home if the parents, 1389 West Lorus. follow- ing a lingering Illness. She is surrired by the parents, and four brothers Rov. Plede Whel and Willam. all ~ *~~ home addres* The body probably will be sert In Conway Thursday hy W. L. Starne. Fu- rend services are expected in he Friday In tne Deter remeterr near Conway.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 3: A daughter Eugenia Warner was born September 1 to Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Warner of 221 East Dale street.
Page 5: Charles W. Page died .** The Clifton family held a reunion. Page 12: Walter R. Chapman died .* Miss Lois Keesling died .**
CLIFTON FAMILY HOLDS REUNION
Fifty Descendants of Web- ster County Pioneer Gather
Fifty descendants of Thomas Nalban Clifton. pioneer Webater meinty settler. with nearly 100 of their friends, gathered at the Did Clifton bomestead seven miles south of Marshfield, for a three day family runlon. last week end. The place of meeting was settled by Thomas Clit- ton and his famlly when they moved from Tennessee In the early days In Missouri.
Program las Fruturen.
Basket dinners, Informal programs and general informal meetings fes- !!!! ed the reunion program
The following members of the Cllf. ton family attended:
Mr and Mrs. D. D Clifton and daugh- ler, Margaret; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lane and son. Clay. Mr. and Mrs. U. 8. Neece and son. Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Reece and daughter. Helle. MIRA Mary ¡ Clifton. Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Damerson and
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ant Hobbie Huerne Mr And Mrs. Harry Clifton, Mr. and Mre Elbert Andrews and children. Harold, Huraton, Basit, and Thelma.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Necce, Mr. and Mra. W. H. Muse and daughter. Minnie. Miss Lucille Clifton, Mias Fresda Clifton. Mr. and At: Rotet: Andreas. Mr :. Etfie Hurst and children. Meble, Martha Jane and Zumi Jean, Mrs. Ira Clifton and daughter. Margaret and Mary Louise, Mrs. Herman Tranthem and daughter. Betty Jane. Mr Robert Lindenstruth, Mr. N. M. Clifton' and children, Eugene and Matfray. Mr. and Mr .. Prench Kesterson and baby. Mr.' and Mra. J. O. Hobson and daugh- ter. Mary Leons, Mr. Jim Ciliton and daughter. Grave. Orell OUifton. Dorothy Peltz, Mes Sallie Brixie, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Clifton. Mr. and Mra, Elmer Reece and children. Jean. Howard, and nem'a Mit and Mix W R Inman and
children. Clifton, Bille. Bonne'y'
Garnet Friends attending. The following are friends tended :
Mrs. Calltu Fire, Mr. and Mrs Renner and mon. Clarence. Mr Mre Dave Bigger. Mr. and Mrs. Barbey B Mr. and Mra. Las Lacy, Mr. and Chistopher Brooks and son, Mr. sad Fred Lombang. Mrs. Byron Corbett children. Francis, Harlin, and DarHa, Mra. Cinda Allen, Mrs. 8. B. Foster. Mr. And Mrs. N J. Fire. Mrs. W. T. KHterson Mr and Mrs. C. B Bateman.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bateman and daughter. Betty. Mr. and MTL. JAMM Bridwell and son, Clarence. Mr. and Lt%. Charley King and daughter, Mipale May .- Oral Wallace, Mr. and Mrs .. Los With and daughter, Ethel, Mr. O. J. Tottet. Mian Mary Ooka, Mr. B. M. Milla. Consdor: 8mlth, Mr. 8. A. Shelton. Mr. Ed AIn Mr .. and Mra. Oscar Reploglex and children, Willis. Haacl. Bobble, Gladys. Okan, and
Mra. Prank Renner and children, Ora and Charley. Blanche Austin, Brixene Austin. Earline Austin, Mr. Karl Morris, Mrs Hlester Datrymple and children. Motte and Clarence. Mrv. Stella Bathe, and Mr. W. B George.
PEACE JUSTICE DIES SUDDENLY
Charles W. Page Expires at Home After Stroke of Paralysis
Justice of peace and former police Judge, died suddenly this morning at his home. 2113 North Boulevard. Mr. Page had complained of feel- Ing badly for several days. Yester- day he was at his office as usual And later in the day he went to see
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bome has been in the 2100 block on North Boulevard. He served as ; police jucse about 20 years ago. Re-, cently he was appointed Justice of . the peace to fill the wiexpired terin . 1 B 1. Martin, who died a few months ago. Mr Page is survived by his wife. one GauKEDY. ... ON Page : S. LAW. OL Son. T. W. Page, of l'altorida rid one brother. Ed ' Page, of Springfield. Funeral arrangements are in- : complete but are In charge of the ! Klingner Undertaking company. -
DEATHS
WALTER R. CHAPMAN Funeral services for Walter R. Chap- msn. 81. who died Tuesday morning his home on rural route 11, will be held ot 9 o'clock Thursday morning at Bt. Joseph Catholic church, followed by in- , terment In A! Mary's cemetery The Hertoan Lohmeyer funeral home 1 14 charge of arrangements. Mr. Chapman is survived by his wife, a ton Walter home and by three daughters, Including Mra. Ida Peiffer of Springfield.
MIXS LOMA KEESLING
MIM Lois Keesling. 17. daughter Mr. and Mra. Bamuel Keesling of 1300 West Locnet street, died Tuesday after - noon at har home after a long innews. Che la survived by her parents and by four brothers. Roy, Clyde, Whal, and Wil- liam, alt at home The body will be taken lo Conway for funeral services and burle! in the Rader cemetery there, probably Priday Starne's mortuary la In charge i of arrangements
a phvalcian. His death was thought to have been the result of a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Page had lived in Springfield 44 years. During all that time his ! bome has been in the 2100 block :
ILDON -- The body of leonard Jackson. whn wan drowned last week
- In the Change river at Zebra, Mo. #39 found caught in some driftwood yes- terday. A coroner's fury returned .
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 2: Charles W. Page died .** Mexican youth killed by automobile .**
Page 4: Miss Leone Rawlings and Mr. Delmas McCracken were married .**
Page 5: Miss Donna Reising, 15, and Ralph Swanson, 18, both of Omaha, were married September 4 in Joplin. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Sadie L. Riley of Omaha. [This is a long article.]
Two unidentified young men were crushed to death Monday in a freight car at
Monett.
Page 12: Miss Lois Keesling died .* * Walter R. Chapman died .** The estate of Mason G. Brown was settled.
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RECOVER 890.000 BY COURT RULING
W. D .- Tatlow, Attorney.Herey Wins Judgment for Spring- field Woman and Others in Sedalia Trial
MRS. LOUISE STANFORTH of Springfield and seven other heirs of Mason O. Brown, Sweet Springs, Mo., banker, who died In 1917."will recover approximately $00.000 of "the estawhich was alleged to bare been concealedadli "the result of a decision handed down by Judge Dimmitt Hoff- man of the Pettis county circuit court at Sedalla. It was announced here yesterday by Irving Schwab of the law firm, Tatlow and Schwab.
The heirs, who also Included Mary B.BrownPor»Fulton." Mot"and"Nelle Smith of Hollywood. Cal .. have been represented through the history of the case by W. D. Tathow. senior member of the Springfield firm.
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DIED WITHOUT WILL
Mr. Brown, for many years a prom- Ment and Influential realdent " of Ammas. Springs, left no will providing for disposal of his patate now Fall. mated to have been worth more than half a million dollara.
It was not learned until 1917, with the death of. Mr. Brown's widow who debesD- named - administratriz of ToA considerable . part or the property had hot Been aub- mitted to probate. She had taken the half of what had been probated In accordance with Inw. it wna brought out. consenting the remain- der. Other heira were given their! sharm of the portion probated.
Overcome tilmodsafter . her 'Fidpath ;; married J. P. Elaner, me into possession of her property after her death. It was to obtain what they believed rightfully their shares that heira to the Brown estate Illed auit through Mr. Tatlow against. Elaner.
ATTORNEY HERE WINS .-
The Springfield attorney won a ver- dict when the case war firat. tried at Balinescounty,circuit
court. However. the defendant won a new trial through the ples that new evidenon" had been "' discovered? which would help his chse and a change of venue to Pettle county was taken.
The second trial of the came wia conducted about a month ago and hsd since been -kept under considera- .tion "by Judge: Hoffman. . . His - final .. decision was to award the plaintiffs an additional $20,000 over their judg. ment in the original trial.
There la every reason to believe. Mr. Schwab mald, that the case will not be appealed.
DEATHS
MISK LOIN KLESLING
w! Mu .. Lol. Kersting. 17. rear.old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Samuel Krelling. 1389 West Locust street. who died Tuesday afternoon at her home, will be well! this morning to Conway. Mn. I for funeral services and burial. Inter- ment made In Rader cemetery
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Funeral services for Walter R Chen- - men. al. who died Tuesday morning a! his have on rural route 11. will be held - at ) aclock this morning in St. Joseph Patho'r church followed the burial in
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Miss Rawlins Weds Mr. McCracken
An 'informal wedding was tolem- nized Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock nt Berryville. Ark .. when Miss Leone Rawilna became the bride of Mr. .Delmas Mccracken, son of Mrs. Dora McCracken of Springfield. Only the warumaie janniy were wu nicudanne, at the ceremony.
--- - Miss Rawlins In a former atudent of Drury college and Is a member of ; Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. . Mr. Me. Cracken also attended Drury and Is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity.
: The young couple are/spending i their honeymon Q the western Atatea And will make their home in - . Wenatchee. Wash., where Mr. Me- : Cracken will resume managership of ! ja mercantile store.
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Judge Charles-Page, Veteran Official, Expires Suddenly
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.Stricken suddenly by an attack of apoplexy. Charles W. Page. 70, jus- lice of the peace in North Camphe !! township and former municipal judge! Springfield, died shortly after „lockeryesterday morning at his rome. 2143 North National avenue. Mr. Page was named to the office of Justice on laat March 11 follow- Ing the death of Justice B. L .. Mar- tin, who also was a victim of apo- plexy. Previously he had worked for 25 years as operator of a turn- table at the north side roundhouse He was retired in 1922.
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He Is nurvived by hla wife.'one son. ! IT. W. Page. San Bernadino. Cal .: one daughter. Mrs. Otis Payne. St. 1.ou15. and one brother. Ed Page, city police- man.
. Funeral arrangements. In charge of J. W. Klinger. ara Incomplete pend- . lang word from the son In California. Born In Grant county. Kentucky. July.8.1859 .. Mr. Page came to Mis- Pourl at the age of 8 years when his parenta settled on a farm right miles mother's of Boller in Polk county. .. Ha. later moved to Springfield. where he had lived for more than ' 40 years. He held the office of police Judge for a period of four years.
ARRANGE TO BURY TWO TRAIN KILLED
Funeral services for the two une! identified young men found crushed in death in a felulel car founded with - Monday, will be held at 10 nelok this morning In the Calalway tu. geral home at Manell Heveral mi !!!....
Interment will follow In the I V O F .. remetery.
Since the general appearance !! the tan men indicated that the; were not ordinary, trampa, the per- ple of Monett and Harry county. Through Coroner Floyd Callaway have Arranged to provide appropriate Ina: : ritea.
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No Indication as in the Ident !!: - of either had been received late. inight hy Mr. Callaway. although many persona had vielled the ill- neral home in look at the hiring are! "le he called him by long dia- 'anna telephone.
IJovens of persons. up ir.'11 la .. night, had called at the, offices of -
The News and Leader seeking to Inarn If either of the dead were relatives.
Mexican' az -Billed By Hit-Run Driver Near Halltown, Mo.
The Mexican youth about 22 years of age who died yesterday morning after being found injured on the pavement eight miles west of Hall- town on highway 66 waa atul un- Identified last night.
The youth was found by James Todd. Pickwick stagen driver of Tulsa, Okla., about 3 o'clock yester- idny morning and died on the way to Springfield In an Alma Lohmeyer ambulance, called to Halltown by Todd.
Examination of the how's sinthing and sutrase failed to reveal and means of identification. He was dressed In blue trousers. white shirt without necklle, black low shoes and black felt hat.
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It was thought that the youth might have been struck down by a motorist. Examination of the body { by Dr. Murray Stone. coroner. re- "caled deep scalp rounds, bad body heutees and possible internal In- jurlea. Efrain Martinez
SUICIDE ATTEMPT RESULTS IN UNION OF YOUNG COUPLE
15-Year-Old Girl Married in Hospital at Joplin After Leaping From High Platform : When Lover Jailed
JOPLIN. Mo., Sept. 4 .- Al elope- ment which nearly ended in tragedy culminated in a wedding ' here today when Misa Donna Reis- I Ing. 15. of Omaha, was married In Ralph Swanson. 18. also of Omaha
The ceremony was performed In a hospital with Mis Itching propped up In bed, suffering from two frac. tured vertebrae austained 2hrn .h.' Jumped from a 40-foot coal Inadin ; tramway at Lanagan, Mo.
I TAKES AMBULANCE TO TRAIN
Following the wedding the bride was taken In an ambulance in the depot, where the couple boarded a train for Omaha. Mis4 Re :: 11 jumped from the loading dock !Join- any morning ."+ -- --- "ad spent the night In a de 604 igan In rom-
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 2: The two men riding in a freight car who were killed when some iron pipe shifted and crushed them remain unidentified. They were buried in Monett.
Page 3: Miss Clara E. Howard died .**
Page 4: Efraenne Martinez was killed. Charles W. Page died .** Births reported .**
Page 8: There is an article about Elijah Gates .**
Page 12: Miss Leone Rawlins and Mr. Delmas McCracken, son of Mr. Dora McCracken of Springfield, were married Tuesday at Berryville, Ark. They will live in Wenatchee, Wash.
THE WASTEBASKET Into which are often tossed things well worth while.
The name of Elijah Gates is per- petuated in the Ozarks.
Vacationista, visiting Lake Taney- come in the Mimourl . Ozarks, .in making a trip by bos! from Bran- con to the dam have noticed on the right side, about two miles out of Branson, a pretty bungalow in a setting of trees and lawn. the grounds entered through an arch on which appear the words "Richmond Gates."
This is the home of Dr. and Mrs W. Spier Richmond, formerly of St. Joseph, but who have lived in the Branson neighborhood lone mnouch to be classed as oid selllers. The significance of the words "Rich- mond Gales" is fully appreciated when It is learned that Mrs. Rich- mond's maiden name was Gates.
Elijah Gates, and a sister of Joel E. Oates. city license inspector of St. Joseph.
Doctor Richmond was coroner of Buchanan county from 1896 to 1900. Shortly thereafter he moved to Kansas City and from Kansas City to Branson on account of failing health. He soon regained his health
and now has an extensive practice in Branson and vicinity.
LaUjah Gates is gradually passing from the memory of this gener- ation. He has been dead many years but in his time he was a not- ed character in Missouri. He was a ·t federate. servico
- and lost an arm in one of the battles of the civil war. He was treasurer of the state and was for years prominent in public affairs. He was the first man to cry in Springheld: "O, JCL. O TEL. The banorable United States district court of the southern division of the western district of Missouri is now in session." He opened the first term of federal court here in the old court house which was pro- vided by the county until quarters were obtained. Before the federal building was erected it was requir- ed that the Greene county court provide a home for federal court. Col. Gates was marshal of the dis- triet and he came here with other federal officials to conduct court.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs." Noel Perkin, - 1912 North Franklin avenue, announce the birth of a daughter. Marjorie Ruth, septemii i. Dr. and Mrs. P. T. HDoubler. 900 - South Weller avenue, announce the birth of a son, on September a.
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DEATHS
CHARLES W. PAGE
Futeral arrangemerits are atill Incom- piete for Charles W. Page, 70. justice of the peace in Harth Campbell township 104 former Springfield municipal judge. wbo died at his home, 2134 North Na tional 'avenue, early Wednesday morning following a stroke of apopleny. Reiatives here are swelling word from a son, T. W. Pere, In San Bernadino, Cal .. befoto going shead with funeral plans. Bortal fa 10 be in the Greenlawn cemetery. The aged Justtoo ts. zarvived by hle wife, son and one daughter. Mra. Otls Payne. of 81. Louta. One brother. Ed Page. 1s a Springfield policeman. Justice Page Was born In Grant, county, Kentucky. He moved to Missouri at the age of @ and came lo Springfield fenm a farm in Polk county a little over 40 Jentx AKO.
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PAIR IS BURIED; IDENTITY VEILED
Youths Killed In Freight Car M Final Rites; Still Unknown
The two unidentified young men killed by pipe in a freight car at Mo.' bett were buried today in the Odd i Pillows cemetery following . funeral' services at the Callaway Undertaking company chapel. Three Monell min. teten participated In the final riten. . While the bodie were in the merque searty . thousand people Fløted there. thinking they could Identify the men Trin by the thought that the two might have. been their sons or they brothers who had been mimint for short and tong i
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While some declared one of the other of the two men bore . megme; don'tla athle to' completely' Henthry: the two mifficient to cause a delsy in the funeral.
However finger prints were taken by Floyd Callaway. Barry county cor -. oner, and there will be forwarded to officials at various cities to · K: they can trace the relatives of the two men.
The two were riding in the end of a freight car loaded with iron pipe when the car was jerked in coupling and the pipe sent \crashlite Into their bodies. They both died instantly.
REED; TEACHER EXPIRES HERE
Miss Clara Howard, Instruct- or Since 1911, Dles Aft- er Illness
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Miss Clara E. Howard, of the Kings- barde apartments. teacher of social science In Reed Junior High school. died this morning at : o clock at BL. Johna hospital.
Klas Howard. who has been aMo- elated with the Springfield public school system eince 1911, had taught at Reed for the past two years, and before that had been at Rogers wod McGregor schoola.
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In Poor Health
Ithough she had been in poor, health for some time. Mise Howard at- ; tended summer school at Southwest toate Teachers' college and received i her B. 8. degree at the close of the summer term last month. At the con- clusion of the term. however, the! was forced to go to the hospital, and: was granted & leave of absence by the school board at its last meeting. t.lat of Survivors
She Is survived by her father. D. D. Howard, two sisters, Mrs. Fred Holt, of Anthony. Kan. and Mrs. Bertha Batten. of Fort Boott, Kan _! and nne brother. Lester Howard. of Minneapolis, Minn. Funeral services, will be hold at 9 o'clock Friday after- 1 noon at the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral : Home and the body will be sent to Marionville for burial.
Secure Identity of Mexican Youth Found On No. 66
Kraeune Martinez of San Antonio. Temas, was believed today to have been the Mexican youth found lying ...: .... the movement 01. U. 8. highway 66 west of Halltown Fh:ly Wednesday morning by Jamea
The Identity of the young man. who died on the way to Springfield In en Alma Lohmeyer ambulance. WAR en- tabilshed through information from Rodolfo Naverieti, a companion of Martiner nt the time both are believ .. ed to have beet. run down by a I.it - and-run automobile tilve!
Navarreti was found by members of ! A family named Kal-er, when they , were aruused by the Partie of their dog at daybreak Wrdarminy. The Mexican was lying In the Kniser ynitt t.rer their automobile. He was in a dased condition. but was able to.nak Mr. Kalser "Where's friend man?"
A physician was called front Mount Vernon to treat Navarreit's Injuries and the Lawrence county ,hit !!!: w .. ······ ·· ·· · · for the I- Jured jutttti's compatitul ..
Todd, a Pickwick stages driver from Tulas to Springfield, called an ambul- ance from this city when he trached Halltown and Martinez was brought here. He died on the way to Spring- field without regaining consciousnew.
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 3: Charles W. Page died .** Page 7: Mrs. Alfreta Miller was killed .* Page 14: Miss Clara Howard died .**
Two unidentified men were killed at Monett.'
Funeral Services Are Held for Two Who Died in Train
1 .. .. : p'es were held at the Callaway funeral home in Monett yesterday : morning for two unidentified young : men who were crushed in death by pipe in a freight car In the Frieco i yards of that city Monday afternoon. There Monett ministern conducted the Services.
Although nearly one thousand per- anna, residents of five atatea, visited i the morgite in attempts to Identify ; one of the other. no definite elten to The identity of either was obtained by Floyd Callawny. Barry county : coroner.
Fingerprints of the tuo men were .we by the corner who said that iopies would be forwarded to vari- ona cities in a further attempt, tol find relatives.
DEATHS
CHARLES W. PAGE.
Funeral services for Charles W. Page. ;0. North Campbell ' township Justice of 'he peace and former municipal fudge Jete. who died at him home. 2134 North National avenue, early Wednesday morn- ':t probably will be held Sunday. Final iriluion on funeral arrangements, how- eier. la being held up pending word from @ ann. T W.' Page. In Gan Bernar- Interment will be in Green- lawn cemetery under direction of J. W. Klitener
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Gustaven Lutz, 21. of Treece, Kan. and Etta Woollvar. 18, of Springfield; . Joseph Leiva, 33. and Idonna Nor- man. 83. both of Tehachapi, Cal, and Stephen Pitti, 22, and Anna - Mm Fitzgerald, 23, both of St. Louis.
2-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM in cents a line. ONE YEAR AGO TODAY the Bavinr called Father to rest Such sorrow had never entered the home. but surely God knew best. ' Badly missed by Mary VanWago and family. N12
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Funeral Services To Be Held Today For Teacher Here
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Funeral services for Mina Clara Howard, teacher in the Springfield public school system ainre 1911, who died early yesterday morning in a hopital heir, will be conducted at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the Alma . Lohmeyer funeral home. Following ' the rites the body will be sent to · Manonville for huril.
. Mina Howard had been teacher of , -axial Arictice in Reed Junior High " fred for the past two years And he- | fore that she mught At the Rogers And McGregor schools. Although the had been in latling health for some time, she attended the summer term at Southwest Teachers college and re- ceived her B. S. degree last month.
Surviving Miss Howard are her .Houard ח חיזוי,'
, Mrs. Fred Holt of Anthony. Kan., and . Mrs. Bertha Batten of Fort. Scott. Kan : and one brother, Leater Howard of Minneapolis, Minn.
Aged Woman Dies, Three . Badly Hurt " As Car Overturns
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ODEARA. Mo .. Sept .. 5 .- Mrs. Al- freta Miller. 76. Austin. Mo., 1M killed and three young women were dangerously Injured late today when the motor car in which they with riding turned over " !! ich miles west of here at. L' S highway NO. 40
-.. The car skidded on the wet pare- mant and turned over, crushing Mrs. Miller. MIAn Allce Emmons. 30. who · w94 driving. mustained severe cuts. Mr. Miller's deizhver. Miss Ruth Mar 20. And Mise Corinne Jahran. 25. mis zere injured.
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