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Judge Lincoln was closcly Identi-
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fled with church work In Spring- ¡fteld. Ho taught a Sunday school ! cin's for many years and wnn & mem- i ber of the board of his church. He wan a close Bible student.
--- He is survived by his wife, and two sons, Harold T. Lincoln, and Will A. Lincoln, who operates the Lincoln Abstract company herc.
Judge Lincoln was married to Jen- nte Margaret Adams April 1. 1885 at Ext. Ollead.
FRISCO HEAD IS WED TO EMPLOYE
· Marriage of Fred H. Shaffer to Miss Carrie Melton Is Confirmed Here.
Aucuncement of the marriage of - Fred H Shaffer. Springfield' general manager of the Prisco Lines, to Miss CarTlo J. Melton of St. Louis, was made today by B. F. Melton. 217 East Oalhoun street, fathar of the bride.
Mr. Shaffer and Miss Melton were ' married last Thursday In St. Louis, It was said.
Tha local man has realded here for the last eight years. He has been ! general manager for the Frisco for | the past two years. Preceding that time he was superintendent of the eastern division with headquarters in, Springfield.
Mrs. Shaffer formerly lived In ) Springfield, where she was employed in the Frisco offices Sie l:ss been employed in the office of the auditor. ' of the Prisco In St. Louis for the '
MISA AMY! SPRAKEA WEDS CENE OEILDENG.
Miss Amy iBpcake,daughter of Atr; and Mrs. IL A. Speake. 835 West Web- ater street. and Gene P, Ochiberg, con of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Oehlberg of Beaver Dam, .Wis.,"were married Sat- urday evening at 8 o'clock 'In the .study . of . the -officiating - clergyman, the Reverend THE' Wiles, Miss Louise Carnagy, cousmr of the bride, waa maid of honor und Felix Dupro acted aa best man. Mr. and Mrs. Oehlberg left Bunday for a tour of the southern atatea,' After which they will. be at' home at 6016 Lakewood avenue. Chl- cago, where Mr. Ochilberg la district! ' supervisor of the Continental Con- mulig machine company.
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DEATHS
WILLIAM OLIVER. Funeral services for William Oliver. ; 51. who died Monday at hin home 'in Seymour. Mo., were held at 11 a. m today at Orcenlawn cemetery unde: direction of the K. K. Kelly Under- taking company of Seymour.
INFANT HUNT. Charles Hunt. 18-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. K Hunt. 1042 Ben- ton avenue, died this morning follow- fing an atuick of phenmonix Funeral services were held at 2:30 p. m. to. day at the home, with Rer. H. A. Wood, pastor of the Campbell Avenue M. E. church, officiating. Burial was, in East lawn cemetery under direction of the Klingner Funeral home. The ":" 1 is survived by his parents and a alster. 1
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Wiley Jones, 33, of Springfield and Joy Lane, 21, of Ava. Wiley Jones of Springfield and Joy Lane of Ava were married yesterday in Springfield.
Page 3: A. W. Lincoln died. Charles Hunt died .** James Williams died .**
Page 5: Miss Elizabeth Mengerhausen and Mr. James Earl Head were married .** Miss Amy Irene Speake and Mr. Gene P. Oehlberg were married .**
LUDGE DIES AT 76
A. W. Lincoln, for 40"Years' A Member of Bar Here, Dies at His Home
FUNERAL services for A. W. lincoln. : 5 years old. veterin attorney with do years experience in . legal work in Greene county, who dird rarly yraterday morning fol- lowing a lingering illness et his home n: 190: North Douglas avr- nur. will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the residence with the Hererend Dewey Short, of Winfield. Kan_ officiating. Burial will be In Maple Park cemetery under direc- tion of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home with Masonic bodies of the city officiating. Mr. Lincoln, who was major partner in the law firm of Lincoln, Lincola and Schwab, is I serviwd by ble widow and by two CODE, Attorney Harold T. Lincoln and Will A. Lincoln, who operates . the lincoln Abstract company here. Was School Teacher
Str. Lincoln, who was born in Wis consin, receiving his education ia public school there and In Oblo Res- Jeyan university, came to Spring- Tiell In 1553 after haring spent laeveral years In teaching school, land umned a law office here with licores W. Hanines, later forming "a partnership with A. C. I.ydy, local
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attorney and present president ofl
Inte court from IKKE until 1994. Mr. Liamin, who was a fourth cousin In thenham Lincoln, had engneed in the procter of law altice the ex. piration of his term as judge of the circuit court, maintaining an of. fire on (' inercial street while he Ison. Harold T. Iancoin, former pros- eruling attorney of this county, atal, his partner, Irving Schwab, operated the south alde office situated in the Holland bulking.
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Was Prominent Mason
Mr. Lincoln, who was married In to Jeonle Margaret Adalus , was a member of the Benton Ave- Due Episcopal church, the Mlasonic order and the lia Theta P'hi fra- Seraity, the Water imembership hav- Ing.bren asrutued while he attended Jble Wrokyan university.
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DEATHS
HUNT SERVICES
- Funeral services for Charles Hunt. 15-months-old son of Nr. and Mra C. K. Hunt. 1942 Benton avenue, who died yesterday morn- Ing after an attack of pneumonia. were held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the residence with the Reverend HI. A. Wood, pastor of Campbell Avenue Methodist church. offhlatlng Burial was in East! lawn cemetery under, direction of mul! home"". The Infant to cervived by the parents and one slater. " ".
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Miss Mengerhausen Weds Mr. Earl Head
A very pretty wedding was sol- ematsed Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, when Mise Elizabeth Meng- erbausen, only daughter of Mrs. Louise Mengerbausen was united in marriage to Mr. James Earl Head. of this city. The ceremony took pisce at the home of the brides mother. 1240 North Sherman ave- Due, with the Reverend E. C. Bech- lor, pastor of the Central Christian church - officiating. "Preceding . the, ceremony Miss Emma Geister sang "Oh Premise Me" accompanied by Mra. Lee Rowton. To the strains of Lobengrine wedding march, played by Mre. Rowton, the pastor. the groom and the best man. Vr. George Humphreys took their place before an Improvised altar of ferns and roses. Mrs. George Humphreys, matron of honor preceded the bride. "Loves Old Sweet Song" (Molloy) was played during the ceremony. Immediately following the ceremony Afim Geister manx "O Perfect Love" (Barnby). The brides dress was of mauve taupe lare, and she wore a delicate blue hat, she carried a shower houquel of roses. sweet DeAR and baby breath. Mr. and Mrs. Head left Immediately for Kannas City and wift he home at 188 Went Webster street after January ..
JAMES WILLIAMS
The body . of James Williams, 83 years. old, of Norwood, Mo. whe .Ised yesterday afternoon in a local boopital, will be forwarded this morning by the Alps Lohmeyer Funeral home to Norwood for burial He is survived by his widow : four sons, "James and Frank. of Proria. IL. H. T. of Scott's Bluff. Sob, and S. R. Williams of Nur- wood: and by two daughters, Mrs Lizzie : Lawson of Norwood. and Mra. Mabel .West. of Stansberry. Neb.
SPEAKE-OEHLBERG WEDDING The welding of Mine Amy Irene
.FSprake. of this ' elty to Mr. Gone T: Oehlbers, son of Mir. and Mra. G. P. Ochlberg, of Reaver Dam. WIR man quietly solemnized Sat- urday evening by the Reverend T.
:11. Wiler, In the study of the Grant Ironne Baptist church. Miss Inulne i Carnagy, cousin of the bible actoil 1 no mall of honor. and Mr. Felle · Dupre, Was frommaman, Alisa Sprake | . Was secretary for the Great South- jern loan Investment Co. here for, Porrefine Me Dehlberg Is connected with the Continental Canning Ma- ·that's. of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs i ·afilare departed Sunday for a try. through the south and will be at home after January 15 at 6916 Tothewood avenue, Chlenco. III. i
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Miss Virginia Bayers died .** Sayers
There is an article about David Washington Woodruff, 96.
Page 7: Clark Hall died .**
Page 10: Fred H. Shaffer and Miss Carrie Melton were married. *
A. T. Phillips left his estate to his widow .** The estate of John W. Suttle is in probate. **
Page 12: James Williams died .** Son born to Mr. and Mrs. E. France .**
Page 16: Charles H. McHaffie sues to divorce Gabriella McHaffie.
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W. H. Cc, eland. 48. Bloux City. Ia .. and Della Andrews, 40, Springfield. were granted a marriage license this mor ing at the office of Jack W. Mc- Fre, recorder of deeds.
A licence was issued senterday to Wiley Jot.es. 33. 6pr !!!! Id. und Joy Lans, 21. Ava The couple was mar - ried at the cour house.
HANDLES FATHER'S ESTATE .. Lettera of administration in the estate of the late John W. Suttle, who died December 20, were granted to his' daughter, Edna O. Suttla, yeater- day In probata court. The estimated value of the personal property of the deceased is $4.000. 5
Beskries the daughter the heirs In- citin the widow, another daughter -
and Your soul.
WIDOW GETS ESTATE.
The ontire estate of the late A. f. Phillips goes to his widow. Bucan C. Phillips, and At her death to the chli- dren and grandchildren, under the terms of his will which was flled ses- terday for probate.
At the death of Mrs. Phillips the estate is to go one-fourth each to two sons. D. T Phillips and Colum- bus Phillips; one-fourth to . daugb- ! ter. Bamma Glbson and the remain- Ing fourth equally to two grandchil- dren. Vai and "culah Phillipa.
Val Mason, Springfield attorney, I -- named In the Instrumnant as executor. The will was drawn February 14, 1020. ..
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Frisco Head's Wedding Creates Furor Here
Eligible Bachelor Is Married at St. Louis _to Miss Carrie Melton, Who Joined Frisco System as Telephone Operator In 1910.
Fred If. Shaffer, general manager of the Prisco istiway. and his bride, formerly Miss Carrie Melton, who- is the daughter of B. F. Melton of 217 East .Calhoun street, arrived In Springfield early this morning from Bt. Louts, where they were married last Thursday.
Their romance had Its beginning in The general offices of the Frisco here and culminated in St. Louis Decem- ber 29, when they were united In murTiago.
Creates Furor. .
Announcement of the event made yesterday, after Miss Melton re- signed her position with the Frisco In St. Louis and announced she would maxe her home in Bpringfield, which Is Mr. Shaffer's headquarters.
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The wedding of the general mana- ger has created i furor In Frisco circles aInce Mr. Shaffer" had remained a bachelor despite his decided popular- Ity on bis ralfroad. He is 45 years old.
Mrs. Shaffer went to St. Louis June 1, 1923, where she was employed The groom has had a remarkable rise in raliway circles since he began as a telegraph operator on the "Big tire city. when a boy just out of high achrxH. In, the accounting, department until i just a few days before her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer were married Four" route it Mattoon. Ill., his na- ; by Rev .. M. Ashley Jones, pastor of the Second Baptist church In St. Louis.
DEATHS
The tody of James Williams, C3, of :. 05.054. Mo. who died yesterday
;urint He is sur. AtJ by h.s wife. ; [. 0; sans. James aun Break of Pcorla. ''1. 1 T of S -; fshluft. Neb., and S il. Willlamm of Borwood, and by
BIRTHS
A son was born to Mr and Mrs E France. 2015 North Missouri avenue, Inst nicht in the Springfield Baptist hospital.
WOMAN, 85, DIES IN - .
HOME SHE WAS BORN
Mins Virginia Bayers. 85. ploneer resident of Greene county, died at 7:30 | L. m. today. at the family home, six millee northwest of Rogersville, after a brief Illness.
Miss Bayers spent her entire life at the family homestead. Bhe was born Feb. 14, 1842.
Although funeral arrangements had not been completed today. Interment alil be made in the Bayers home- stead cemetery.
The deceased-la survived by one brother. A. V. Bayers, and three alstera. Miss Suannah Bayers, Mra. Margaret Alexander and Mrs. Sidney Caldwell, all of the family home.
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After several years with" too Big Four, Santa Fe, and. Denver and Fort Worth :railways, he joined; the Frico in ' 1918 as & transportation clerk! with headquarters in St. Louis.
Then in. rapid succession came hfa promotions to transportation Inspec- |tor. superintendent of the eastern di- vision of the Frisco, and on February 1. 1926. he was made assistant gen- eral manager.
His promotion to general manager of the large rail property was made on February 18, 1926. exactly one year and 18 days later.
Began An Operator. ..
Mra. Bhaffer has been in the employ of the Frisco Lince since November 15. 1910, when she began u a tele- phone operator In the Frisco general offices here. She worked In the gen- eral store 'room as a file clerk, and later an & comptometer operator. She later was in the accounting offices of the Frisco here.
DEATH CALL'S A THAYER BANKER
West Plains Methodists to Erect Fine Church-Sev-' erai Explosions.
Clark Hall, 77, founder and pred- dent of the Bank of Thayer since Its organization at Thayer in 1889 - and who began his career as a newsboy on' the old Iron Mountain, died at bis bome in Thayer following a lingering
Born In Columbus, Ohio, in 1850. Mr. Hall came to southern Missouri when 14 years old and went to work for a news agency, running between St. Louis and southeast Missouri, He continued railroading. finally being named conductor of the route he lind estved as newsboy. -
He wes named a conductor on the ald Kansas City. Fort Boott & Mem- phis line, running to Memphis.
In 1890 he moved to Thayer and. organized the Bank of Thayer and continued in the capacity of president of the institution until 1918 when he retired on account of advanced age. In 1912 he erected the Thayer Ice & Cold Storage plant and operated the concern until 1928 when he sold It to the citizens of Thayer us a municipal project.
The Daily News for Friday, January 6, 1928, is missing.
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FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Dr. Elmo LeCompte of Brookline has an old Bible which belonged to his grandfather C. M. LeCompte. It was given to Dr. LeCompte by his mother Mrs. Joella LeCompte.
Dr. Charles H. McHaffie sues to divorce Gabriella McHaffie. *
Page 14: There is an item about W. L. Emily, a Civil war veteran .**
Page 18: Mrs. Minnie J. McKee died .**
Lafayette Hurst died .** Edwin Allen Nixon died .**
A. W. Lincoln died .** Elizabeth Scott died .*
Page 21: Two cards of thanks .**
There is a poem in memory of Mrs. Mary A. Salley .**
- Civil War Veteran. .
West Plains will soon lose one of Its most Interesting citizens, who was there In 1862 as a Union" soldier. and 60 years later cama back to be- come a resident of Howell county. W. L. Emily. for the past five years a citizen there. and Mrs. Emily will leave shortly for Wiggins, Colo., to make their home with & son.
When a lad of 16 years, Mr. Emily Joined the Eleventh Wisconsin Infan- try and marched off to war. The winter of 1863 found him in West Plaina, . where General Davidson camped around the town spring with 10,000 troope. He had marched here from Pilot Knob to clear the country of bushwhackers, of which he found very few.
The march from Pilot Knob was full of Incidents, especially when : Cieneral Davidson was forced on sev- cral occasions to the ropes in his can- - nona and 100 men would pull theo : over the hills and mountains, where six Porsca falledi.
LAFAYETTE HURST.
Brief funeral services will be held J: 12:30 p. m Saturday s: the hcnie for lafayette Hurst. 83. retired farmer of Ash' Grove. who died at 7:30 p. m. last night. "The body will be taken to
Turkey Creek cemetery, two miles ) north of Walnut Grove, wher: d tec-1 ond service will be held and burial made. Mr. Hurst formerly resided In Walnut Grove. He Is survived by three sors, James A., Ray' B. and Walter L. Hurst, and a daughter, Mrs. John Daniels, all of Ath Grove.
EDWIN ALLEN NIXON.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow al Orant Avenue Bap- itlat church for Edwin Allen Nixon. 77. 1 ! who died yesterday afternoon et Ute home of his daughter, Mrs. W. T. Carnagey of 900- West State street: [after a long illness. Burial will be In Greenlawn cemetery under direction of the Klingner funeral hums.
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WAR ROMANCE IN DIVORCE COURT
Physician Sues Wife He Re- - turned to France- to Wed.
i Charging that his wife. - French war hride. was extremely. jeulows, Dr : Charles If Melleffie. Ash Orove phy- alcinr: yesterday flled sult for divorce - from Gabriella ' McHaffle.
The romance which culminated In . . the marriage of the couple had Ita Inception during the World war while Dr .McHoffle uns attached ic the medical department of the U S. army. | fle returned to this country follow - : ing tl:c war Later he returned to . France and was married May 15. 1920. ; Last June the bride returned to her native land
The French bride made a host of friends at Ath Grove. A party war given for he: before her departure
DEATHS
.SIRS. MINNIE MCKEE.
Mrs. Minnie J. McKee, 05 years old. wife of John P. . McKee. 1522 Lee street, dled the morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. David Robinson, 22: Weat Scott street. following a i brief illness of pneumonia Funerel . arrangements are Incomplete pending - Ford from relativee. but services will ; ! be In charge of Hermen H. Lohmeyer : Funeral home. Mrs. McKee 15 elT. Wwed by her husband, two sons. Jack W. Mckee. Greene county recorder of ¡ deeds, and Bryar J. McKee, both of ! Springfield; by five daughters, Mre. B. O. Williams route 6. Springfield. Mrs. Fred Balmer. 2017 Ramsey ave- nue: M.s. Roy Kelao, 417 South Main Avenue: Mrs. James W Hall. 1258 West Division street, and . Mrs. Davis. by thece brothers. B. G. Latham, of . . Laverne, Okla .: Alfred and Robert Lathem of Yakima, Wash . and hy two ;
issisters. Mrs Dan Sloan of Cm.a.cl). Wash , and MIR MAGAre' Tegelpos Springfield Mrs McKre was born
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ELIZABETH SCOTT.
Funeral services for Elizabeth Scott, 88, who died Wednesday night al her home on Route 1, Stafford, following a brief Illness, were held at 2:30 p. m. today at the home. Burial was in Shiloh cemetery, 12 miles east of herc. under direction of W. L. Starne. un- dertaker. Mrs. Scott le survived by two daughters and & ton.
ISCARDS OF, THANKS.
CARTER-Wat wish to . thankYourifrleride .and i neighbors . for the norat 'offerings and their kindness and ... consideration + during the' Illness and death of: our. be- loved son, brother and father, 'J. ' W. Carter.
MRS. ROWENA CARTER,
. NR8, JOHN NIX & PALIIL
. MIRA. CHARLIE CAMPBELL & FAMILY KIRa. L. T. MELTON & FAMILY,. NR. T. D. CARTER & FAMILY, PAUL R. CARTER & FAMILY.
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PATTERSON-Wa with to thenk our maoy friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us during the eick- ness and death of our derling little baby; - Charlene .. Also for. the benallful-flow- erR. We thenk Rev. Bechler for his kind and comforting words. Badly missed by perants, relativee et.] friende.
MR AND MRS. CHAB. R. PATTERSON, MRB. FOX AND CHILDREN.
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IN MEMORY OF MRS. MART A. RALLEY. One yeer ero laday .our daif one de .- parted. but her memory .lingers and grows trester day by day
"Daje and nighte have departed, But by lima Ale just a year Bince you left this world forever And the ones thet loved you deer. But in heaven you were wanted. In this world you stood the tests. Happy limes we'll have together, When we meet among the blessed."
Badly missed by ' buuband and children Walter Balley and family, Mr and Mrs E Baller, tacher r.r.d mother: Mr. and Mrs Desn Peck, alater. . snd brothers. Mr and Mrt Em.et, Bolles, Mr and Mre. Lawrence 1 Hollea. Mr and Mrs. Albert Bollee
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 2: George Washington Deckard died .**
Thomas Palmer died .**
Page 3: Harold L. Lucas of Little Rock, Ark., and Lillian White of Joplin were married yesterday in Springfield.
Page 7: Lafayette Hurst died.' Edwin Allen Nixon died .* Mrs. Minnie McKee died .*
Page 12: Marriage license: Harold L. Lucas, 23, of Little Rock, Ark., and Lillian White, 25, of Joplin.
The will of Johann Frederick Graf was filed for probate.
The will of W. H. Huckaby was filed for probate .**
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Funeral rervlees for A. W. Lincoln. 76. veteren attorney end former cl :. . ' 'cult Judge here, who died Wednesday. . were held at 2 p. m. today jat the residence. 1002 North Douglas avenue. Rev. Dewc" Short. of Winfield. Kan .. ; ... officiated. Duriel wee In Maple Park i cemetery under direction of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. Pallbearers were O. T. Hamlin. E. D. Merritt. O. -Z. Gorman, John Schmook. Jobn T. |
- Sturgis end W. R. Self.' .
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES NEAR LEBANON
Sportal to The News LEBANON, Mo., Jan. 6 .- George Washington Deckard, 67, Laclede county's oldest civil war veterans '[died it his' home at Peiso.Militda day following & short Illness. Mr. Deckerd fought with /the union forces during the war and was one of the pioneers of the county.
FATHER OF SPRINGFIELD MEN DIES NEAR LEBANON
Bormal to The News LEBANON, Mo., Jan. 6 .- Thomas Palmer. "), prosperous farmer liv- Ing near Morgan, died at his home today following a lingering Illness. Funeral services will be held Satur- Jny afternoon.
He lu survived by two sons and three daughters, Jeys and Mart Palmer of Springfield; Mrs. Harold Chamber, nº Springfield: Myrtle Douglas of Nebraska and Mrs. Suale Massey of Oklahoma.
MARRIAGE LICENSE Herold L. Lucas, 23, Little Rock, Ark . and Lillian White, 25, Joplin.
The property of the late Johann Frederick Graf to to be divided among the two daughters. Johanna and Julla Fredericka. and a son, Theophilla, according to the terms of the will filed yesterday in pro- i 1.1% court. The will also specifies " .: Julia Fredericka Gira! : 10! · + tle executor. -
Tom Huckaby, a brother, is to Inherit the property of the late W. A Iluckaby and to terve as pro -rutor of the will according to the terme rif
the grundle tout yesterday. .
DEATHS
LAFAYETTE HURST
Lafayette Hurst retired farmer of .sh time, No., died at his home there in Thursday, Short funeral service will be held at his real- ilence today at 10:30 o'clock. after which the body will be taken to Turkey \'Trek cemetery for burial ! under direction of the Galbraith t'u- dertaking company. He is survived by three sona, J. A. Hurst, Roy 1. Hurst, and Walter Hurst, and one daughter, Mrs. John Daniel, all of Ach fille.
EDWIN ALLEN NIXON
late afternoon ut hle home. You Westi
O'clock this afternoon ut the tirant Avenue 'Baptist church with the Reverend T. It. When officiating. Hurrial . will be In Greenlawn reme- tery under direction of the Klingner l'uneral home.
MRS. MINNIE McKEE
Funeral arrangementen aTe Jet In- complete for Sira. Minnie Mekre. is years old, Wife of John I. Mckee. 13:2 Lee street, who died yesterday morning at the home of a daughter Mrr. David Robinson, ""1 West Beatt ·trert, but will be held under di- ·ertton of the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home. She is survived boy her husband, two sons. Jack W. Me- Kire, county recorder of derite, and Arvan J. Maker, both of Spring- Told: he five daughters, Mir. It. () Williams, route 6. Springfield, Mrs. Fred Halmer. 2": Hacer avenue. Mrs. Roy Kelso. 41: South Main wvenue. Mrp James W. Hall, 1258 West Division street. and Mrs. Bob- .neon; by three brothers. I. G. Latham, of Laverne. Okla .. Alfred and Hobert Intham. of Takımın. Wash. and by two sister. Mrs. D.in Finn, of Connell. Wash. and Mrs.
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Page 4: The will of Johanna Frederick Graf left her estate to her daughters Johanna and Julia Fredericka and to a son Theophillis.
The will of W. H. Huckaby left his estate to his brother Tom Huckaby.
Page 11: Miss Opal Lee Brown and Robert Kay were married .**
Page 12: Lafayette Hurst died .** Mrs. Ellen Grider died .** Mrs. W. P. Russell died .* Edwin Allen Nixon died .** Mrs. Minnie J. McKee died .** Paul Sanford died .** Thelma Louise Turner died .**
Mrs. Ethel Carmin died .** Harold L. Lucas and Lillian White were married .**
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- 'KAY-BROWN. WEDDING.
- Mr. And Mrs. H. D. Bau22 of :47 West Turner street announce the marriage of their daughter. Opni Lec. ---- to Robert Kay of New York City. De- cember ?'. Mr and Mrs. Ka' are -
now' Fiafting Mr. Ksy'a parents in New York City.
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DEATHS
HURST SERVICES."
Brief funeral services for Lafeyette Hurst: 'retired farmer "of' Aah " Grove, Mo., who died at hila home Thursday night, were held at 12:30 o'clock to- day at the residence. Following these services, the body was taken to Tur- key'Creek cemetery for a second serv- Ice and burial.
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Mrs. Ellen Grider. 71 years old. of 1545 East Commercial street, died at noon today In 'a.local hospital follow- Ingpilot illness. @Funeral services will he held at 1'p. m. Bundafint the Church of Chrlat. Burial will be In Miantey ceinetery. 10 miles south of : Springfield. under direction_of_the ¡ Klingner Funeral home.
MRS. W. P. RUSSELL ..
„Mis .. WS __ P_ Russell .- 40-Jaars-old; ol- . Seligman. Mo . died this morning itt a leca: hospital following & brief 111- Des. The body was forwarded this Afternoon by the Herman 11. Lohmey- er' Funeral home to Seligman for bur- Funeral arrangements are In- rumplete.
SINON SERVICES.
Funeral services were held at 2.30 p. m. icday at the Grant Avenue Bap- tist church for Edwin Allen Nixon. 77. who died Thursday afternoon at his home. 900 West Btate street. Burial was in Greenlawn cemetery under di- erection of the Klingner Funeral home.
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