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To Return Dody.
The body of George Edward Gar- rell, wbo died'aboard a U. B. DeTy hospital ship last night as a result of hurma received yesterday in a gasoline explosion on the Whitney. a destroy- or tender, will be returned to Orark. Christian county, for burlal. Definite i funeral arrangementa bare not been ! completed. since relativen at Grark! have not been informed as to the date when' the body will arrive.
Mr. Garrett enlisted in the navy : about ten years ago, through the Springfield recruiting office. He wak! sell liked and popular among the j · ounger people of Orart.
He is survived by his mother, Nr. Nell Garrett, of Orark, and Two ala- .n. Mm Vir'or Harper of Ozark and
Mr Care', wa horn and reared near Ozark and attended High school at that plere. Pirel Information of Do weident was revelles by rela- *** es at Otart .murday morning and ' Tema of hit death re- · to members AT the family last night
MRS. RETTA PETERS.
Word was received of the death of Mrs. Retta Goodman Peters, . 38, of San Vernardino, Calif., formerly of Springfield. She died yesterday. The body will be forwarded to Everton, Mo., for funeral services and burial. She is survived by her husband. Otto Peters; her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Goodman of Everton; two brothers, T. O. Goodman of Everton and L. E. Goodman of Springfield; by fire ala- ters. Mrs. G. E. Rees of Everton; Are E. T. Nichola and Mrs. Albert Meek of Springfield: Mrs. C. H. Dahlman of Aurora, and Mrs. Will Davis of Corn- ing, Ark.
G. G. RHODES.
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Rev. Anna Shaw, of 021 West Chase street. today received a message an- nouncing the death of her brother. G. G. Rhodes of Dahlgren. Il1. Mr. Rhodes, until recently, was editor of a paper at Dahlgren.
HANDLES ESTATE.
J. M. French was yesterday ap- painted administrator of the estate · of J. W. French.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: George E. Garrett died .**
Page 2: Sidney Lorenzo Anderson died. Leonard C. McCrory died .** Horace Straw died .** Miss Edith Reichtmyer died .**
Page 9: Rev. H. A. Wood went to Kansas City for the funeral of his brother-in-law B. B. Davis who died Wednesday.
Page 5: Miss El Louise Williams and Mr. Walter G. Reynolds were married .**
Page 7: Lulu Marie Rabenau sues to divorce Lewis Henry Rabenau. They were married October 28, 1924.
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DREAM PREPARED WOMAN FOR NEWS OF DEATH TO SON
Sailor Fatally Injured on Ship As Intuition Had Told Her; Body To Be Returned to Home At Ozark
A MOTHER'S intuition warned Mira. Nell Garrett of Ozark of the catastrophe which had befallen her son, George E. Garrett, 19-year- old sailor. several hours before a cablegram telling of his death reached her.
Garrett died Wednesday evening nboard a U. S. hospital ship fol- lowing Injuries received in an cx- plosion a few hours previous aboard the destroyer tender Whitney, at Quantnamo, Cuba. He was doing navy serytet aboard the tender.
· TOLD OF PREMONITION
LA was recalled by relatives at Ozark that about the time the ex- plosion occurred Mra. Garrett told them - ahe had a premonition that disaster had overtaken her son. She told them that she had been uneasy about him for several days.
"George always wanted to go to sea." Mra. Victor Harper. The dead boy's alster, said last night. "He ai- waya liked adventure and would talk of the time when he could vielt foreign countries and travel.
TO SEND BODY HOME
"Two years ago. when he waa 17. he went to Springfield and en- Hated." she said. "Mother corrled about him a great deal at first and frared for his safety."
Mra. Garrett was Informed by the war department last night that the body would be sent to Ozark on the next bost for the states. Funeral I services will be held At Ozark, and , burn! will be at the Hopedale cent- etery.
REYNOLDS-WILLIAMS
Mas Hallle Boze, 863 Enst Normal street, wishes to announce the marriage of her neice, Miss El Louise Williams, to Mr. Walter G. Reynolds, son of Mrs. Sophie Reynolds, of Forsyth. Mo. The Redding occured November 28. 1927 with the Reverend John Crockett officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds will make their home at Akron. Ohio.
DEATHS
SIDNEY LORENZO ANDERSON Sloty Lervase Andersen, son of the Inte L. K. Anderson, of Springfield, died Tweeday at ble home at Oakland, Cel. efter an etesde illness. Mr. Ankreon was born In Springfield and attended Central High school and Drury college .. and later the Rolla School of Mines. Ha was a member of the Kappa Alpha and :Le Ps! Lamiles Epallen frateraitles. He served In the world war, and einre has been in the employe of the York-Cell. fornia Construction company. He se sur- vired by ble wife, a daughter, seven sistera, end one brother. Funeral arrange- mer.ts are incomplete but services prob- ebly will be held here Sunday.
LEONARD C. M'CRORY
Leonard C. MeCrory. 81, long-time Springfield realdent, died last night at him bome. 71 North Jefferson, after several ; weeks' illness. Funeral arrangements are being made by the Klingner Undertaking company. Mr. McCroy is survived by his . wie two sons, Earl Boringfield, and Leonard, O., Jr., of St. Louis, and . daughter. Mise Ada MeCrory, of Spring-
HORACE STRAW
Feveral services for Horses Strav. who died yesterday morning at his home on Route 11. will be held at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at the KMlagner Under- taking company chapel Burial will be at Maple Park cemetery. Mr. Straw, who was 79 years old, had been an employe of the Frisco until his retirement. He l sur- vived by a brother, Nod Straw, Beaver. head. New Mexico. Another brother, George, died bare last week.
EDITH . REICHTMYER
Miss Edith Reichtmyer. 28, . rural school teacher Hving near Buffalo died here yesterday at St. John's hospital following a brief. illness. The only was taken to Buffalo yesterday afternoon by the Herman Lohmeyer Funeral bute. Fu- neral arrangements are incomplete. His Reichtmayer is survived by her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reichtmyer. and two sisters.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: The will of Sarah A. Bentle was filed for probate .** Page 7: Mrs. Edith Mckinney died of burns. **
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Page 13: George Edward Garrett was killed .**
Page 16: Leonard C. McCrory died .**
Miss Edith Reichtmyer died .** Mary Elizabeth Ott died .** Sidney Anderson died .** Horace Straw died .** Mrs. Elizabeth Bieesawitz died .** Birth announced .**
Page 18: B. B. Davis died Wednesday in Kansas City. He was the brother-in-law of Rev. H. A. Wood of Springfield.
Page 20: Card of thanks for kindness at time of death of "our husband and father," signed by Mrs. G. G. Dolby and family.
Page 23: Miss Helen Chappel and Dexter Mason were married .*
FIVE TOMBSTONES ARE PROVIDED FOR IN WILL
Five tombetones were provided for In the will of Barah A. Bentle, which was filed "for probate this morning. Describing in detalla how each should be marked, she stated that inarkers should be placed over the grave of herself. her deceased husband, her sinter. Mary Oamble, and G. W. and Arthur Gamble. all of whom are buried In the Golden City cemetery. Her estate Is divided among her brother, Rufus Ciamble. five nephews and the four churches at Golden City.
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BODY OF OZARK SAILOR TO BE RETURNED HOME
At:a Ne.l Garrett of Ozark mother . of (leorge Edward Oarrett. 19-year-old pallor who met death as a result of
an explosion on board the destroyer tender Whitney Wednesday, was in .. formed by the ward department last night that the body would be sent to Ozark on the next boa' for the states.
Funeral services 'will be held at - Ozark and burial will be made at the Hopedale cemetery.
Mra. Gerrett, relatives recalled yes- terday, at the time of the explosion told them that she felt disaster had overtaken her son.
Lost Hler Life.
Mrs Edith Mckinney. a native of Dade county who went to Canada with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace O. Carmack, some 18 year ago, was fatally burned In saving her three amell children from their burning home near Maple Creek. I Saskatchewan, Canada. recently.
Mrs. Mckinney's father, who wu a son of the late Gaines Carmack. pioneer settler of Dade county. wu Bored to death by a bull some years aRO. Her mother, Mra. Malinda Car- InAck, who now makes her home at Maple Hill. 18 a alster of County Tremaurer John W. Etlla of Green- field.
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MASON CHAPPEL : WEDDING IS ANNOUNCED.
.: Announcement has been .mide of 1.the marriage of Miss Helen Chappel and- Dszter: Myon-on March 8-at Bapulpa, Okla. . Mr. Mason formerly lived here and is now. associated with the' Oklahoma . Natural Gas Cò. in Tulsa. He also plays ini the June Carter orchestra in Tulsa. Mr. and Mra. Mason will be at home after the first of April at 1619 East Admiral stroet, Tulss.
CARDS OF THANKS.
WE Anh to eaires, thanks for all the kindness stown during the racent sick- ness and death of our dear husband and father, Also for the beautiful floral offerings and the opcelal podle
DEATHS
LEONARD G, MCCRORY.
Funeral arrangemente are incom- plete for Leonard O. MicCrory, 11. for many years a resident of Springfield, who died last night at bis bome, 711 North Jefferson avenue, efter overat weeks' illness. The "services are 10 charge of the Klingner Funeral bome. I Mr. Mccrory is surrived by his wife. ! two sons, Karl, of Springfield, and Leonard C. MeCrory, Jr., of St. Louis, and a daughter, Mise Ada McCrory, of Springfield.
MISS EDITH REICHTMYRR.
The body of Miss Edith Reichtmyer. 23. & rural school teacher living near Buffeio. Mo., who died festerdsy in a hospital hore following a brief lll- nese, was taken overland to Buffalo for funeral services and burial by the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home. Miss Reichtmyer is survived by her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reicht- myer, and two sisters ..
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MARY ELIZABETH OTT.
Mary Elizabeth Ott. 79. died at ! A . m .ndar er her home 1033 Boonville avenue, following & brief , Illness. Bhe le survived by two sons, ; Al J. Ott of Springfield, and Tony Ott; and by a daughter, Mra. George Greiger. Waterloo. IL. Funeral ar- rangements are incomplete, pending word from relatives, but they are in charge of the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home.
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SIDNEY ANDERSON. . . 5 * ; The body of Sidney Anderson, who died at bis home in Oakland, Callf .. Tuesday night, WW "arrivo. here at p. m. Saturday. His wife and ilt- tle daughter, and a diater, Mrs. Gorge M. Forrester are accompanying the remains.
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The deceased was born, reared and educated in Springfield, having at -. tended Springfield High school and Drury Academy. He was also a atu- dent of the Missouri School of Minee. . For the past az yaura Mr. Ander- son had lived in Callfornia where he was associated with the York-Call- fornia Construction company.
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wife and daughter are the sisters. Mrs. J. P. Ferguson, Mrs. Ocorge M. Forrester. Mrs. Harry Griffith, Mrs. L. D. Tally and Miss Minnie Ander. : son. all of this city, Mies Irena An- derson of Tulsa, and Mrs. W. S. Wadt, of Helena. Montana, and a brother. Dr. Ralph Anderson of this city.
Tentative plana are for services to be held Sunday afternoon a: 2:30 r "lock from the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. Dr. John W. Pearson will be in charge of the services.
The Intinsing boyhood filenda will :: ' wy pall- beare:\; Ed Barbour. Ray At .: rar, Charles Dandu. James
. Turner. Charles Weaver and Ross Johnvin.
Interment will be in Maple Park Cemetery.
RAW TÜKEN
Funeral services for Horace Straw, 79, who died yesterday morning at hie home on Route 11, will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday at the Xlingner Funeral home. Burial will be in Maple Park cemetery.
MR", ELIZABETH BIEESAWITZ.
Mra. Elizabeth Bierenwitz. 60, Jf 1333 North: Johnson avenue. died at a local 'hospital early this morning l after a brief illness: 8ho is survived by a daughter .- Mrs .- John T. Phillips r: This Okla, tour sons. Harry Bieesawita of Springfield. Albert Bleesawitz of Huntington, W. Va. Louis Bleesawitz of Enid, Okis. and Oustare Bleesawitz of Red Fort, ! Okla., and one brother. Louis Bow- man of Brockton. Cal. Funeral serv- Ices will be held tomorrow afternoon .: 2:30 at the Starne Mortuary. : Burial will be made in the Hazel- · wood cemetery.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Alexander, of 1128 East Brower atroet, announce i | the birth of a daughter. March 22. .
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 24, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 6: Sidney Anderson died .**
Cooper infant died .**
Leonard C. McCrory died .*
Mrs. Elizabeth Bieesawitz died .** [Tombstone seems to say Breesawitz.]
Mrs. Elizabeth Beaver died .** Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Ott died .* Horace Straw died .**
Daughter born March 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Alexander of 1125 East Brower
street.
Page 12: A son Ronald Vincent was born March 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Grebbs of 2134 Ramsey. Mrs. Grebbs was formerly Miss Ismay Powell.
MARY. ELIZABETH OTT
Becartile svease, yesterday motalas. Wio be conducted at 8 o'clock funday after wood from St. Joseph's church. Rarial will be at St. Mary's cemetery under di- rection of the Herman Lohmeyer Funeral home. Mrs. Ott is survived by two cona, A. J. Ott and Tony Ott. both cf Spring. field: and a daughter, Mrs. George Oreiger, Waterloo, Iowa, Mrs. Ott was 79 years old.
HORACE STRAW
At 10 o'clock this morning funeral serr. kees for Horace Straw, 79, will te con- ducted in the chapel at the Klinguer Fu- neral bome. Mr. Straw was a veteran Frisco employe. He died Thursday morn. Ing at bis home on Route 11. Hurlal will be at Mapke Park cemetery.
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COOPER INFANT
Funeral services for the infant von of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cooper, who died Thursday afternoon at Spring- field Baptist hospital. will be held at 10 o'clock this morning at the Starne mortu- ary. Burial will be at Maplewood centery.
LEONARD C. M'CRORY
Funeral services for Leonard C. Me- Crory, who died Thursday night at his home. 711 North Jefferson avenve, will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon $1 the residence. Burial will be at Mapy Park cemetery under the direction of the Klager Funeral home.
MR8. ELIZABETH BIEESAWITZ Funeral services for Mrs. Elinbeth 8wmuawiu who died at Springfield Baptist hospital early yesterday, will be La , Haakwood" cometery. vind & by one" daughter" Kru" John ]In Philips " Take,"Okla'"four" tone Harry Blowswita, Springfield: Albert . Blocos with, Huntington, W. Va .? Louis Blesk witt. Kald, Okla .. 'and 'Oustare Pirem- witz, Red Fork, Okla., and one brother, Louis Bowren, Stockton, Cal.
MRS. ELIZABETH BEAVER Funeral services for Mma. Wissbeth Beaver. 1204 Wabash street, will be beld at 1 o'clock this afternoon at Mansfield, Mo. The body will be taken overland by the Herman Lohmeyer Funeral home thle morning. Burial will be at Hansfle'd.
ANDERSON'RITES HELD ON SUNDAY
Boyhood Friends Will Be Pall- bearers at Services. for Former Springfieldian
Funeral services for Sidney Anderson, 32, a tormer resident of Springfield who died Tuesday night at his home in Oakland, Cal., prob-
ably will be conducted at 2: 30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home, with the Reverend John W. Pearson officiating.
Pallbearers will include the fol- lowing boyhood friends of Mr. Anderson: E. A. Barbour. Ray Mur- ray. Charles Dando, James Turner. Charles Weaver and Rosa Johnson. Burial will be in Maple Park ceme- tery. The body of Mr. Anderson will arrive here this afternoon, ac- companied by his wife, a small daughter and n sister. Mrs. George M. Forrester. Born and reared In Springfield, Mr. Anderson had lived in California for the past six years, being associated with the York- California Construction company. Surviving rolatives Include sevon nisters, Mra. J. P. Ferguson, Mrv. George M. Forrester. Mre. Harry Griffith, Mra. L. D. Tully and Miss Minnie Anderson, all of Springfield Miau Jrene Anderson of Tuina and Mra. W. S. Wade of Helena, Mont- and a brother. Dr. Ralph Anderson of Springfield.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 3: Mrs. Martha Samuel died .** Betty Jo Franklin died .* J. R. Moseley died .*
Page 8: Cards of thanks .*
DEATHS
MRA. MARTHA SAMUEL.
Mrs. Martha Bamuel, 63. died at D o'clock Saturday morning ot her home on route 1. Galloway, Mo Funeral seiVicey will he held et 2 30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the residence ; rith burial In Dodson cemetery uuder direction of the Herman I., Lohmeyer Funeral home. She Is survived by one i daughter. Mies Clara Samuel; by two granddaughtera. Loulee and Lucille Charal, hy threr brothers San Ke;l. 1 of Rogersville. John Kelly. Spring- Ileld, and W. R. Kelly. of Oakland. . Calle. and by one alster. Mas Mary. Hilderbrand. of Rogersvite -
.. BETTY JO FRANKILS ..
Private funeral reiviers for Bet's Jo, the five-year-old dangaste; it Atis Al Franklin. 905 West Cuti'nin street. who died erris terles of surles faire. will be held at 2 p. in Sundny at the Klinguer Funeral home The chlid's Tatlier. a city deterine. uns Bild about two jeare ago during a police battle with (indien Holling. we !!! Rh" ran amiyet; I hh honic here Hollingsworth Jete vas eret la tir atate eslum for the criminall; 1 ;.
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JJ H. MOSELEY. .
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Penses M. Krameris of Sp: :
niece, Mix Harry Hacer. bis only our. viving relative, The body will be for-} warded here arriving at 7 a mi 10- morrow. Puneral service. Mr'l be bekl 11 4 p m Sunday et the A. . [+]- meyer Funeral home Burtal will he In Greenlawn cemetery Mr Moseley, resided !: Springfield until :20 10hrs AÑO.
CARDS OF THANKS.
We wish to express our sincere apprreja. tion to our neighbors and friends for their every act of kindness and sympathy during the mickaens sod death of our mother.
O. C. BRADLEY. L. T. AWADLEY. M. 8. 8WADLEY. ETHEL. 8WADLEY.
WE wish to sapress thanks for all the kindness chown during the recent slet- ness and death of our deer husband and father. Also for the beautiful floral offerings and the speciel muele rendered. MRO Q. C DOLBY AND FAMILY.
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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 25, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 2A: Harvey Church left his estate to his widow Maude C. Church as well as $100 to a daughter Mary Jane Church.
Page 3A: Son born March 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dando of the Abigail apartments. Page 9A: Memorial services were held by the Greene County Bar association honoring Judge A. W. Lincoln, George M. Sebree, and Albert S. Cowden.
Page 12A: Mrs. Sarah Burns celebrated her 93rd birthday .**
Page 7B: Sidney Anderson died .*
William I. Tabor died .**
Page 8B: A daughter Wilda Lee Edison was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edison of Newburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chambers celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary .** Mrs. A. T. Browns died .**
Page 10B: Card of thanks .*
Page 12B: Mrs. Anna Attling died .**
Page 2C: Miss Frances Skidmore and Mr. D. Brantly Stephens were married.
Page 9C: Rev. Duncan Chambers Milner died .**
Rev. J. F. Scherer died .**
Mrs. Hal Kirk and Mrs. Fred Williame attended the funeral of Mira. A. T. Browna mother. Mra. M. Porter at Conway Wednesday. ..
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Sportal Dispatch to The News
COMPETITION, Mo., March 24. -More than 100 relatives and frienda gathered at the home of Mr. and Hra. Robert Chambers on March 18 to join them In observing their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Chambers live alone on ons of the most spacious farma of Wright county. The farm is lo- cated on the Gasconsde river about one mile south of Competition.
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Here they have lived for 17 years. They have reared a family of eight children, three sons and five daugh- tera. All the children have married and established homes for them- selves. Two of the sons with their families live on the farm near their father and mother.
Mr. and Mra. Chambers have 25 grandchildren anđ eight great grandchildren.
The day was spent in visiting with friends and loved ones. At noon the bountiful dinner was rerved and enjoyed by all.
Miss Frances Skidmore W.eds Mr. Stephens
Dr. and Mrs. Willard Slidmiare. . 27 Weat Central street. With tu Announce the marriage of their daughter. Francea. 10 Mr. D. Brantly Stephens of this city. The wedding took place March 20 al Opark, Mo.
"Mr. Stephens is connected with the Hill Grocery company here. The couple will make their home at 587 West Central street.
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Pioneer Ozarks Pastor Is Dead
THE Reverend . Duncan Cham- bera Milner, of Chicago, who held charges in "the: Ozarks region many years ago and ret- oran of the civil war, died at Mout Dora, Fa, after a linger- ing Ulness.
The Reverend Chambers, who was 87 years old,.was a pioneer in "Presbyterian work ind' . noted advocate of prohibition.
Death was caused by acute asthma.
Mr. Milner had been actively connected with the Presbyterian ministry 59 years and' at his death was pastor of the Armour mission, Chicago, and president of the Provident hospital and training school here. Hle work in behalf of prohibition and bet- ter morals carried him on speak- ing tours of the country. He was author of several short religious articles and of the books. "Lincoln and Liquor."
In the civil war he was a ser- ceant major and was wounded at Chickamauga.
CARDS OF THANKS.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere appre Hatien to the neighbors and friends for that every act of kindness and sympathy - the who and teath of our
O. C. SWADI.EY M. S. BWADLEY L. T. SWADIEY ETHEL SWADLEY
Mrs. Sarah Burno
FRIENDS showered good wishes and congratulations uvon Mis. Sarah Burns, 130 Kimbrough nve- ave. with the celebration of her "rd birthday yesterday.
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Ively and in good health, Mrs. Burne thoroughly enjoyed the duy. Old friends in Nashville, Ift., her former home. gave her a posta! Icard shower and more than 60
- cards received. Throughout the afternoon Springfield frtende called upon her. Mrs. Burna has been in Springfield almost two years and. makee her homo with her two daughters. Mra. A. J. Scott and Mrs. May Mitchell. Mrs. Burns en- joys reading and church attendance. She belongs to
the Methodist church.
DEATHS
SIDNEY ANDERSON
Funeral services for Siday Anderson. 82. . former Springfield resident and a Wieran of. the work war, who died Tuce- day night at hle home in Oakland, Cal .. win be comforted at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral Nowa, with the Reverend John W. Fear- non officiating. Burial will be in Maple Park centery. -
WILLIAM I. TABOR
William 1. Tabor, it years old, who died Wednesday at the home of his daughter. Mr. C. P. Barahouse of Bolivar. wer buried yesterday afternoon in Creen. buried yesterday afternoon in the Green. Lawa ermetery berv, in charge of Hatchin- con and Blue Undertaking company of Bolivar.
FORMER WILLOW SPRINGS PASTOR DIES IN OREGON .
Special Dispatch to The NAvs
WILLOW SPRINGS, Mo., March 14 .- Rev. J. F. Scherer, a former pastor of the Presbyterian church of Willow Springs, died at Tilla- mook, Oregon, after a short Doess. Rev. Scherer resided for a number of years at Willow Springs and was a power In his church. For a num- ber of years he was engaged in the - newwraper . business at Willow Springs, but disposed of his inter- este there when he went west.
LEBANON WOMAN DIES WHILE VISITING FRIEND
Sportal Dispatch to The N'est LEBANON. Mo. March 24 .- Mra. Anna Attling, about 65 years old. dropped dead tonight while visiting a fick friend near her home. Mrs. Attling had reached the huuse only a few momenta before and was seated near a bed when she pitched forward. She was dead when phy- siciana arrived.
8be is the widow of The late Miles Attling, former county assessor. Abe is survived by four children. Funeral arrangementa have not been completed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Herbert L. Box, 21, Eudora, and Jenn ?îmith. 11. Ash Grove. ' Frank IL. Craig. 45. Springfield, and Zorn Withlte. 33. Springfield. Rubin Roma, 4 .. Sparta, and Elizabeth HIIL 44, Springfield.
SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 25, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: George Straw died. **
Horace Straw died .**
Memorial services held by Bar association .**
Page 6: There is an article about the Foster family.
Page 15: William 1. Tabor died .** Betty Jo Franklin died .* J. R. Moseley died .* Sidney Anderson died .* Births reported .**
Page 21: Mrs. J. E. Marshall has an old railroad pass .**
Page 22: Miss Frances Skidmore and Mr. D. Bratley Stephens were married .**
Page 23: Miss Helen Gould and John Farriman were married .** Miss Pauline France and Eugene King were married March 5 at Ozark.
Page 24: The will of Harvey Church was filed for probate .** Marriage license issued .**
Page 29: Mrs. M. Porter died at Conway. She was the mother of Mrs. A. T. Brown of Monett.
Dr. C. N. Hahn died Monday at Humansville.
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Mrs. William Sinnell died Sunday near Humansville. Mrs. Martha Poindexter died March 16 near Mission Home [near Niangua]. A daughter Mary Lee Day was born March 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Laurence 1. Day of
Niangua.
Daughter born March 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Allen of Wright county. Page 35: Card of thanks .**
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GREENE COUNTY BAR MEMBERS PAY TRIBUTE TO THEIR DEAD
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Attorneys Eulogize Albert S. Cowden. A. W. Lincoln and George M. Sebree at Impressive Memorial Service; Deeds Are Recalled. -
: The high character. moral worth i and Irgal ability of three members of ; the Greene County Ber association ; who have died within the last six imonths were praised at a memorial . meeting leld at the court house by the association last night. ·
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