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The family surprised him with a birthday party. A large number of the family were present, Including some great grandchildren. The old- est of the children in a son, Daniel F. Quick. 53 years old, and Lexle M. Quick is the younger of the first set. The youngest child Is a 4-year-old daughter.
SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: George M. Sebree died .**
Page 5: George Yerton was killed.
Page 7: Marriage licenses issued, **
Page 18: E. T. Lewis died .**
Page 31: Births reported .** Elijah Newton Peugh died .** Card of thanks .**
There is a poem in memory of Merica Alexander .**
Page 36: Richard Williams and Gladys Wright of Niangua were married Sunday. A son Sidney Warren Stokes was born February 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stokes of
Niangua. Son born March 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haymes of Niangua. Charles Meise of Seymour died. He was the brother-in-law of Mrs. Dawn Gaskill of Wichita, Kansas.
Killed By Train. A switch crew In the Monett yards found the lifelees body of George Yerton lying beside the stockyard track, where he had evidently been thrown when struck by a train.
DEATHS
PEUGH FUNERAL. Funeral services foc Eujab Newton Pough, 81. veteran of the Civil war. who died Friday evening et hin home. 844 North Campbell avenue, will be held at 11 a. m. today at Brown Springe. Buriai will be there under direction of the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home.
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Marriage licenses were issued yes- terday to 'Robert B. Toler. 25. WII- ; Jard, and Lucille Mang. 22. Spring- ! feld: Clyde ¿A. Loveland. 21. and Irene E. Evana,' 20. both of Rogers- ville: and Ira H. Almond. 19, Falr Grove, and Edith Marle Brake, 18. Springfield.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bernet. 1538 Irv Ing street, announce the birth of son. Robert Ray, on March 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Gert Newhart. @2 Ensi Monroe street. announce th birth of a son, Maurice Edwin, of Thursday.
PAID ATTORNEY
Hundredspor. Friendstak G. M. Sebree Attend Funeral· Services.'
9 Hundreds of friends of George M. Sobres, wrieran Springfield attorney. who died Wednesday, sembled Je- tarday afternoon et the st. Paul Methodist church to pay final trib- uta to him.
The services were beld under the direction of the Rev. Jobn Pearson. pastor, and the Rev. C. H. Briggs, both friends of Mr. Bebree, who de- Uvered glowing eulogies upon the life and deeda of the vateran attorney.
Following the services, burlel was ninde In Mapin Park cemetery under direction of the Herman H. Lohmeyer Punreal boma. Mr. Bebree, who was 60 years old, died suddenly after a baart attack which culminated sev- eral days' tliness.
In speaking upon the Ille of Mr. Behree, Rev. Briggs wald. "I had known Mr. Bebree since babyhood. I was well acquainted with his parents. I cannot speak befittingly of the part our friend played in Spring- field's history," he said. "He loved the city and ita Inhabitants and aa a consequence be In like meliner was Javed by those who knew htm."
"The death of Mr. Bebree was . painful sbook to ma." Dr. Pearson said. "Only a few days ago I was talking with Mr. Bebree." :
CARDS OF THANKS. . 1
WE wish to express our MA Martien thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the steknews and death of our husband, father and brother. Especially the floral offering, fingeri end Brother Blown. Mrs. Owar WIDoughby end children, Mrs. Jeank Okean, Mrs. Martha Kitehan, Mro. Otara Anderson. Walter and Bob Willoughby, Lake, Clere and Fine Comstock.
WAM.Lewis Relates Account of Brother's Death on Return Here.
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W. M. Lewis, $10 South Florence awlue. bas returned from Birming- hem. Ala., where he attended the fu- neral of his brother. E. T. Lewis, 25. motorscout on the Birmingham po- lico department.
E. T. Lewis was shot and mortally wounded by one of two Negroes In & motor car. Lewia attempted to halt the pair to queation them as to why they did not bare & license plate on the car.
Lewie was shot from his motorcycle but struggled to his feet lo fire at his assallanta. A. J. Dunn. 25, another motorscout, engaged in a running pleto! duel with the pair through traffic. He was wounded in the left leg.
A bullet fmm the officer's gun struck a tire and resulting in a wheri of the car being amashed In strux- ; gling over the officer's pub, which the . killer attempted to wrest, the Negro was wounded in the cherk lyy a bul- ¡ let.
Hitting the Negro In the head with a brick, the motorscout recovered hia gun, subdued hia prisoner. manacled him, and then held off a crowd of citizena who threatened to lynch the man. W. M. Lewia related.
E. B. Lewis. 32. a hmother of the
IN MEMORIAM.
IN MEMORIAM of our dear mother, Merica Alexander, who passed away end year ago. March 10, 1921:
Her soul Ja now anchored in the haren of rest.
Our dear derling mother, the one to loved best lter life work Is ended. we'll me ber no more.
She is willing to greet us on the heaven- ly shore.
No one knows the ullent heartache. Only those who heve lost can tell Of The grief that Is borne in ellence For the daar mother wa love so well. When 1 close my eyes st night A dream there comes to me, i sperr to look into your eyes. Your dear sweet face I see But when the morning dawns I wake to recreate my Jons. I don again my crown of thorns And take up my weary cross. Days that pass so eadly by At night me bid adieu. For we know. our blessed mother. We are one day nearer you. Preach on ot woe, the time has been I'll not refute as once I did. You'll find the eye that beamed so glad Will hidr a teur benrath Its Ud. Preach of woe, the time has been I'd praise the world with shadeless brow, The dream Is broken. 1 have ento A mother dir. I'm silent now. Ah, the dead do not coma back, for hed It been possibla there has not been night [ should not have seen my mo- ther. Badly missed by her children and grand- children.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 12, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 2: Mrs. Alma Jenkins died .**
Wilma Frances Tindle died .*
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DEATHS
.. MRS ALNA JENKINS Kra Alma Jenkins, So,"of Sparta, Ma, Uled in a Springfield hospital Sunday morning. She la survived by. her husband. Fate Jenkins, real estate and Uvestock dealer of Sparta: two daughters, Ilderine, 5. and Bobby Oleta, 2; four brothers. Emery Hanks and Clyde Hanks of Omark; Loyal Hanks of Belmore, and Floyd Hanks of Bolivar; one sinter. Lois -Palne of Ozark and ber step- mother. Mrs. Sarah Hanks of Ozark. The funeral will be at Sparta at two o'clock Monday afternoon, and Dertal will be at Sparta under the direction of the Ozark Undertaking company.
WILMA FRANCES TINDLE Wilma Frances Tindle, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tindle, 2123 North Boulevard, died at ber parents' bome Sunday morn- ing. 6be is survived by her par- enta, a sister. Lena Marie, and a brother. Floyd Edward. Funeral porrites and burial will be at Pleas- ant Hope, Mo. Monday under the direction of Alma Lohmeyer.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: A dead baby was found. Page 10: Mrs. Alma Jenkins died .* Wilma Frances Tindle died.' Mrs. Frances Soulsen died .* Births reported .** Page 16: Charley Evans sues to divorce Anna Evans. John E. Rook and Virginia June Hollingsworth were married .**
A petitious for divorce was filed this morati?'by Charley Evans against Ann's Etabl .. . .. .
Dr. Fiala Anderson, eye, car, none. throat. Offices 214' Holland Bldg. and 723 Boonville. i Phones 200 and 744 .- Adv. Y . Arif
John E. Rook - of Springfield and Virginia June Hollingsworth of Bat- Llafield. Mo., were married -at S. p.m. Bust aight-by Judge Carrier &. Hub- bard at, his home, 1223 St. Louis street. The couple; will make their home in this city.4
BIRTHS
North Nain frente. birth of a son, Doran Bugy
"Mr. and Mrs. Omer French of Bule falo, Mo,"announce the birth of a toa, Jack Eugene, March S. A. St. John's
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MORA .. ALMA JENKINS.
: Funeral services were beld at 2 .p. m. today at Sparta for Mrs. Alma Jenkins, 36, of Sparta, who died In a hospital har yesterday morning. Burial was in the Sports cemetery Seat Aberation of the Dark Under- want with. WH Jenkins : 1. survived' by her husband. Fate Jen- ¡kins, real estate and livestock dealar of Sparta: two daughters, Elderine. 3. Bobby Oleta. 2: four brothers. Emery Henks and Clyde Hanka of Ozark, Loyal Hanke of Belmore, and Floyd Hanks of Bolivar; and one ; .: n'er. Lola Paine of Ozark, and her . stepmother. Mra Barnh lebka of
TINDLE TONERM. Funeral servicen were held Inday ' I'rasant Hour, Mo .. for Win: Frances Tindle, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tindle, 2123 North National avenur, who died Sunday thorning at the home. Burini was at | Pleasant Hope under direction of the Alma Lohtneyer Funeral home.
Mrs. Fiat . en Sollten, 68 .. 01 7:0 Bouth Pickwick avenue, died at !! a. m. today. She is survived by a alster. Mrs Core Cresson, of the Mary F Ươm hem Nath Man al. ... at 2 30 p m. : (nr.roux at the Aina LAhmeyer Funeral home. Bts Soul. . PP !! KAL horn' at Addison, N. Y.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 2: A son Bruce Ritchie McGarvey was born March 10 in Springfield to Mr. and Mrs. Phil McGarvey of Joplin.
Page 7: Samuel C. Chumley died.' Mrs. Ellen McGinnis died .* Mrs. Frances Lyman died.' Mrs. Margaret Gleason Mooney died .** Birth reported .**
Page 12: Mrs. Alma C. O'Neal sues to divorce Lester B. O'Neal. *
Mr. and Mrs. Phil MeGarvey of Joplin. Mo. announce the birth of a son, Bruco Ritchie, March 10, at St. Johns hospital. .
A petition for a decree of divorce and the return of her maiden name was filed in circuit court here yes- terday by Mre. Alma C. O'Neal againat Lester B. O'Neal. O'Neal Is accused of being extravagant and unnecessarily jealous. Mrs. O'Neal before her marriage May 9. 1928, waa Mina Alma Joplin.
DEATHS
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SAMUEL C. CHUMLEY. Funeral services for Samuel C. Chumley. former Republic real- dent. will be held Wednesday-after- noon the Republic Baptiat church. Mr. Chumley died March, & at his home in Pasadena, Cal., following a short Illness. The body will be brought to Republic at 4:30 this afternoon. Mr. Chumley had been living with a son in Pam- dena since leaving Republic mev- eral months ago. The R. E. Thur- man Undertaking company. Re- Lublic. is in charge of the funeral arrangements.
MRS. ELLEN MCGINNIS
Mrs. Ellen McGianis, 70. died yesterday DosD at the house of her son. Frank Mc- Ginais, ZIOA Broad street, following tv- eral weeks' Wnere. She is survived by two soDs. Frank and James McGinnis, bott. of Springfield. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock Wednesday mourning at the Sacred Heart" Catholic church. Burial will be at St. Mary's cemetery under di Portion of the J. W. Klingner Funeral home.
MR8. FRANCES LYMAN
Mro. Frances Lyman, former resident of Springfield and Bolivar, died yesterday at the home of her daughter. MrL. A. M. Fourt. at Vandalia, Mo. Her husband, who died several years ago. was obre editor of the Bolivar Herald. Mro. lyman survived by her daughter, and coe con. George F. Lyman, EdwardavDle. IIL. Fa. neral arrangements are inenmniete, but the services probable will be held berg Thursday under the direction of the Alma Lohmeyer l'uneral home.
MRS. MARGARET G. MOONEY Mra. Margaret Giesson Mooney. 20. died yesterday afternoon at her bome. ... North Main avenue. Mra. MooDey was born in County Mayo, Ireland, but came to the I'nited States with her paren !! aben che was tour years old. She aperit her early life in Charleston, South Care ne and married Mr. Moon'r. then a Confederate soldier. at the clone of the
Springfield for' more than 8 years. She lo sarviwed by five daughters, Hra. Ralph Doling, Tulsa: Miss Mary Mooney, Miss Nelle A. Moosry, Kies .Costle B. Mooney and Mrs. Aubrey HO, all of Springfield. Funeral arrangements are not complet. but the funeral probably will be bell Wednesday morning at the Immaculate Conception church; "Pike and Campbell urenbe. The Hermen Lekmeyer Fanara; home will be in charge of the bar'al.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 2: Wilmer Laverne Inmon was killed .**
Page 8: Samuel C. Chumley died .** Mrs. Myria Eiffert died .** Mrs. Margaret Gleason Mooney died .** Mrs. Ellen McGinnis died .** Mrs. Frances Lyman died .** John R. Clay died .* John Baumgartner died .**
Page 16: There is an item about William Lumbley .**
Page 17: Miss Mary Virginia Yancey and John F. Newton were married .**
Page 18: The will of Virginia Sayers was filed for probatae. She left her property to her brother Augustus B. Sayers and to her sister Susannah Sayers.
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John Cecil, editor of the Mount Vernon Chieftain bas the following history of the life and death of the only revolutionary soldier buried in Lawrence county.
"The Aurora Legion has started a movement to remove ' the body of William Lumbley, the only soldier of the American Revolution buried in Lawrence county. to Aurore, and for the erection of & sultable monument In his memory.
"Bince 1676. the centennial year. when the Fourth of July celebration was held near bis grave and the funds "collected at the time used to erect a crude monument from the stonea from his old mill. several at- tempte have been made to organize a campaign to collect muufficiint . funds to erect a monument, but none of them ever got beyond that stage. And It is quite probable the Aurora attempts will share the same fate.
"As the bodies of Mr. Lumbley's wife. son and daughter-in-law are buried near his and compose all the graves in the little cemetery. it has never before occurred to anyone to separate them. Sentimentally it would be wrong to do so. really it would make no difference.
"William Lumbley wu born in North Carolina in 1760. Eighteen years later we find him In the Rer- olutionary army. After the war he became a miller, and as was gener- ally the case in those days. learned . to build hia own rude mills. When this was still a part of Barry Coun. . ty he entered land and built a sma !! will end of Seinem on Turnback. 'Ils late Jol.n A. B:val at. : Jat :. ^ J. Cherry told the writer they offer: went to the mall: with a grise of vorn. About 1820 nearig 40 Tears after the close of the war. he was granted a pension of "88 a month which was sellt l.m quarterly from , the agency at Lit'in Rock. He Clad shout 85 "CA:6 Ago
NEWTON-YANCEY. NOW'S ARE READ.
Miss Mary Virginia Yancey. daugh- jer of the Reverend Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Yancey, of Kansas City, and John P. Newton, of Kansas City, were married Saturday In the home of the bride'd parents. The Reverend Mr. Yancey. father of the bride, read the double ring ceremony before an Improvised Alter of woon-wardla fernu clid spring flowers. Preceding the ceremony Miss Lauradell Shipley sung "Because" and "At Dawning." accompanied by Miss Charlene Holloway, who also played the i wedding marchi. The bride wore A bouffant gown of bride's satin fesh- ;oned with a deep yoke of tulle em- broidered In aced pearls. ,The cir- cular shirt was finuured with tulle ·warle ble carried a shower bouquet Y bride's mus and th!fry lillie. Mra
Instrun of honor She wore a period 'rock of aheft pink crepe satin and ! . arried an arm bouquet of Ophelia new and sweet peas. Kathleen Woite. i Inwer girl. wore a frek of light blue : ·atleta sr.d . nitted a 'basket of roseyi and sweet jane. David Hornaday. Ang bearer. carried the rings on a " white satin pilna Hubert Hanley arted an beat man for Mr. Nexton. Al sorption was held immediately fct-'
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AUTO BREAKS NECK OF A MA
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Wilmer Leverbe Inmon, if SULY .old. : was Anstantiy · killed when , the roadster, which bo war driving. turnit ed orer Into a ditob near Monett. His pompanion, Earl Nistera, wu slightly injured. .
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They were driving up Cuendet hill : when; their our wu swen to topple over into #' 10-400t ditch, pinning thom beneath the car. i ..
Karl Nickies and Rolla Wilson, who were passing soon after. cut the top of the car sufficient to' get them out. Inmon's neck was broken end his companion unconscious.
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Funeral aervicen for Samuel (*
Chumley. former Republic resident, will be' beld Wedrideday afternoon at the Republic Baptist church. Mr. Chumisy died March @'at his home in Pasadena, Cal., following a short Winesd".The body wie taked : to Re- public at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon. He had been Uring with & too in Pasadena alnce learing ;: bis " home place several months ago. The R. E. Thurman Undertaking company is in charge, of the funeral arrangments.
-MES. MYRIA EIFFERT.
The body of Mra. Myris Elffert. 30, of Iberia, who died yesterday in - hospital here following 'a"lingering Illness, was forwarded to Crocker. Mo. today by W. L. Starna, undertaker. Funeral arrricen will be held at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Union church, with burial In the cemetery there, 8he lu survived by her huu- band, William Elffert; two daughters. Is son, four etstere and five brothers.
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MRS. MARGARET MOONEY.
Funeral services Inr Mrs. Margaret Oleseno Mooney. 80, who died yes- terday afternoon at her home. 976 North Main avenue. will be held at 9 s. In. tomorrow at Immaculate Con- ception church. Burial will be in Bt. Mary's cemetery under direction of Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home. Mra, Mooney was born In County Mayo, Ireland, and came to the United States with her parents Twhen the was four years old. She apent her early life in Charleston, South Carolina. She married Mr. l Mooticy. a Confederate soldier, at the close of the war. Mrs. Mooney had lived in Springfield 80 years. She is survived by five daughtert, Mr. Robert Doling of Tules: Mim Mary Mooney. Miss Nelle A. Mooney. Miss Cecile B. Mooney and Mra. Aubrey Hill, all of Springfield.
MRS. ELLEN M'OINNIU.
Funeral services will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow at the Sacred Heart Catholic church for Mrs. Lilien Me- Ginnis, 70, who died yesterday noon at the home of her son, Frank Mc. Ginnie. 2108 Broad street. Burial will be In St. Mary's cemetery under direction of the J. W. Klingner Funeral home. She Is survived by two sona. Frank and James McGinnia. both of Springfield.
Funeral services will be held Thurs. day afternoon at the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home, for Mrs. Frances Lyman, former resident of Springfield 1 and Bolivar, who died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mr. A. M. Fourt, at Vandalia, Mo. Her husband. who died several years ago, was at one time editor of the Bollvar Herald. 1.Lrs. Lyman is survived by her daugh- ter, and i con; George E. Lyman. Edwardaville, 111.
JOHN R CLAY.
John R. Clay. 57. of Harrison, Ark .. . and formerly of Lealle, Ark., And Marshfield, Mo., died early today in a hospital here following « lingering Illness. Mr. Clay operated a drux store at Herrinon. He also formerly operated a drug store at Leslle. Mr Clay was born and reared at Marsh - i field. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Klingner Funeral home. The body then will be taken to the Marshfield cemeter" where brief services will be held at 4 p. m. He is survived by his wife and three sisters, Mrs. G. W. Btull. of Dahl Green, Ill .: Mrs. O. J. Corbett. of Nevada, and Mrs. J. J. Orten of Marshfield.
JOHN BAUMGARTNI.R.
John Baumgartner. 01. died last night at his home, three mile- west the ' Fair Grove. Mo., following a brief til- neam. He is survivedt hy his wife Fun- ! eral services will be held Thursday afternoon at the Klingner Funeral chapel. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 6: The will of Virginia Sayers was filed for probate. Her estate is to be equally divided between a sister Virginia Sayers and a brother Augustus B. Sayers. Dr. J. S. Sayers was named as executor.
Page 7: John Bumgartner died .* Leroy Morisset died .**
Page 12: Mrs. Levine Cannefax died .**
DEATHS
JOHN BAUMGARTNER John Baumgartner. IL of Fair Grove, 'died at his home Monday night following a short Iliness. Fu- neral survices will be held at 2:30 o'clock, Thursday afternoon at the J. W. Klingner Funeral home. The Reverend H. Specht will officiate. Burlal will be at Green Lawn ceme- terr.
MR8. CANNÉFAX DIES Hra. Loving Cannefax, 47; died at 11:30 o'clock last night at her home, 145 McAllater avenue, following . short Illness. She is survived . by her' father. Matt Goodrum; two daughters, Roxie and Meanor; two sons and two brothers, Funeral arrangements have not been com- pieted but services probably will be held Friday at Pitts Chapel with Interment In South Hazelwood cemetery. The W. L. Btarne Under- taking commpany is in charge of arrangemento.
LEROY MORISSET
Leroy Morlaset. early-day settler of Douglas county and veteran of the Civil war. died March 3 at tho home of his daughter. Mra. James HInli, Merritt. Mo. He was 84 years old. Burial took place March 6 at The Hall cemetery. He la survived hy nix children: Mrs. R. Smith. Alameda. Cal., Mrs. Hall, Mrs. D. Adams, Garrison, R. Il. Morisset. San Pedro. Cal., T. 1 .. Morisset. Bradleyville, Mo., and H. F. Moris- set. Ozark. He also Is survived by three sisters and two brothers, Mre J. E. Wenver and Mrs. Pat Roberts. Springfield, and Mrs. Wade Weaver. Strafford. Jake Morisset. Oldfield. and James Morlaset. Fulton.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 2: Leroy Morisset died .** John Baumgartner died .** George F. Cobb died .** Births reported .** Mrs. Levine Cannefax died .**
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Page 11: Martha D. Donahue sues to divorce Dan W. Donahue. They were married January 10, 1923.
Marguerite Denny sues to divorce Paul G. Denny. They were married November 14, 1923.
DEATHS
LEROY MORISSET.
Leroy Morisset, early " settler of --- Douglas county and veteran, of the Civil war, died March & at the home of bis daughter, Mra. James Hall. Mer- fitt, Mo." He was 84 years old. Burial was at Hall. cemetery March 5. He la survived by aix children, Mrs. B. Smith. Alameda, Cal : Mrs. Hall, Mrs. D. Adams. Garrison. Mo .; R. R. Morla- sel. San Pedro, Cal .; T. L. Morisset, ; Bradleyville. Mo., and H. F. Morisset. Om:k. He also is survived br twoi brothers Jame Morteset, Oldfield, nad . James Norisart. Fulton, and by .... T F Weaver at.d'
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MRS CANNEFAX DIES AT 47.
Funeral services probably will be held at 2:30 p. m. Friday at Pitis Chapel for Mrs. Levine Cannefax, 47. ! who died at 11:30 o'clock last night at her home, 345 McAlater avenue, fol- lowing a short illness. Burial will be in South Hazelwood cemetery under direction of W. L. Btarne, undertaker. Bhe la survived by her father, Matt Goodrum; two daughters.' Roxie and Eleanur, two sons arid two brothers.
BAUMGARTNER FUNERAL.
Funeral services for John Baum- gartner, 61, of Fair Grove, who died at hia home Monday night following a short Illness, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Klingner funeral home. The Rev. H. Specht will officiate and burial wul be in Greenlawn cemetery.
GEORGE F. COBB.
Grige F. Cobb. 15, of Red Top. Mo. dted early today in & local hus- pital, following a brief illness. Fu- meral services will be held at 11 a. m. Thursday at Rock Prairie cematery. 90 miles northeast of Springfield. :: 5 Lutin! there tinde: direction of t1:c Klingner Funeral home. He is Fu :::: ed by his mother: a brother. Iou !! two sisters. Hazel and Aitna : @ home address, and by blx .. ₺: 1 (:,l' Quinty,
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. "Barclay."1625 Kingshighway, announce the birth of a daughter, Evelyn Coreen, on Febru- ary.37. -
" Mr. And Mrs. Wille Epstein, of 321 Fast' Walnut.street, announce the birth of a daughter Monday in the Springfield Baptist hospital.
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license issued .**
Estate of Sarah L. Stepp is in probate. **
Page 2: Martha D. Donahue sues to divorce Dan W. Donahue. They were married January 10, 1923.
Page 6: G. M. Sebree left $1 to the three children and the rest of his estate was left to his widow Mrs. Elizabeth Sebree.
Page 7: Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Haswell celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary .** George F. Cobb died .**
MARRIAGE LICENSE Robert J. Bauer. 59. Springfiel 1. and Mabel Crawfort. 42. Battle- field.
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Judge John H. Fairman in pro- bale court yesterday appointed A. R. Humble administrator of the es- tale of the late Sarah L Stepp.
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Ill only a few days, George F. Cobb. 15, of Red Top. Mo. died resterday at a local hospital. Fr In survived by his mother. Mrs. C. A Cohh: a brother. Louis and two sisters. Hazel and Alma, all of Red Tin. Funeral services will be held at It o'clock Thursday morning at the Rock Prarie cemetery. 20 miles northeast of Springfield. Burial will he under the direction of the Kling- ner Funeral home.
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MR. AND MRS. HASWELL OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Sportal Dispatch to The Sirve
MANSFIELD, MO. March 14 .- Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Haswell cele- brated their Eith wedding anhiver- mary on their farm, "Tip Top," near ManckiA Banday.
·Mr. Haswell la widely known as A writer and authority on Ozark history. Mra Haswell ... the daughter of William Butler, a pl-
oneer lumber man of Springfield. Hundreds of houses still standing in that city were built with lumber from the Butler mills in Douglas county. The two were married on North Main street In Springfield in a residence which still is standing. by the Reverend C. H. Dunlap, then pastor of Calvary Presbyterian church. Two of the four children of Mr. and Mrs. Haswell and three grandsons were present for the an- niversary celebration. One son in Los Angeles and a son in San An- lonio, Texas, could not attend.
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