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' Mellon and C. F Melton. administrators; ist semi-annual settlement.
Montfort, Mary B., docsased, -; Alfred. Montfort, - administrator; · ist seral-inanal. settlement
Martin, . Josste Eunice: Leale; Elwood Lee; Fay; Olyde; Richard D., and Theima Lorene, minore, James A. Nelms, public guardian and curator; 2nd annual settle- ment.
Martin, MUY"Alexander, minor. Laura L Irwin, guardian - and curatrix; 13th 40+ Dual witlement.
McCluer. Addie, deceased, John Sch- mook, administrator with the will an- Dexed de bonis non; final settlement.
FRIDAY, ELEVENTH DAY. MAY 230, 28.
Mclemore. John Paul, drcensed, John 8. Mclemore, administrator; final settle- cent.
MeOutre, Esther Bands. minor, Charles A. P. Beiferd, guardian and curator; final ! settlement.
Mclellan, Mary Margaret, minor. A. A. Mcclellan, guardian and curator: 15th an- Qual settlement.
Neill, Thomas A., deceased, Letha Z. Nelll. executrix; ist semi-annual settle- Le ....
Norman, Laura: Albert, Bertha, Clara, Alta, minora, Orace Keltner, guardian and curatrix; Jat annoal settlement.
Owen, Barah R., - deceased. Fells. G. Ove :.: Lot; Oreo SeCammor .. and Mor; A Bryan, executors; Sud annual settle- menst. .
Owen. Clarence O., Insane. O. J, Owen, guardian and curator; Jnd annual settle- Dient.
O'Brien, . T.dith Pauline. minor, J. 6. Waddill, ruardian and curator; Ilb an- qual settlement.
Fickel, A. R. deceased, Walter R. Erana, azecutor: final settlement.
Furrymin, O. W., droomsed, Nora Ang- lum and John H. Perryman, executors; Unal settlement.
SATURDAY, TWELFTH DAT.
Pipkin, Robert Istoyette, deceased, AD- De . P. Pipkin, executriz; final settlement.
Purcell, Narriica E. deceased, W. T. Jennings, administrator; Jat semi-anr.ual Attlement
Pace. Aura O .. daceased, Marvin K. Pace, administrator; ist semi-annual set- tlement.
Richardson, Josphine: Elizabeth; Doro- thy and Bert E., Jr., minora. Plena Rich- ardson, guardian and curator; 8th annual settlement.
Robertson, Mary M., Anthony W., Hen- rlette F., and nuswth, minors. Anna C. Robertson, guardian and curatriz: 4ti. au- nual settlement.
Ransin, Harve J., deceased, Jamr . A. Nelms, public administrator; final # :fc- ment.
Robertson. Thomat L., deceased, John W. Robertson, executor; flual settlement. Renshaw, William C., deceased. Candace A. Renshar, administratrix; final artile- ment.
- Reed, Woody, deceased, James A. Ne!me, public administrator; final settlement Roberts, Peter W., deceased, J. ¡ Hoberts, administrator; final settlemen !.
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MONDAY. THIRTEENTH DAY, MAY 20th, 1926.
Ringenburg, M. J .. deceased. Fred Ring- enburk. administrator; Jst cemi-ar :. 10) settlement. Ray, Carl L., Inaane, E. R. Ray, stard. Jan and curator; Ist annual setileDiei
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Rauchenbauch, Mary Orsborn and Ort- born. Alleen, minora. W. E. Orsborn, guardian and curefor; ist annual utile- ment.
Banford, William B., deceased. Orady Holland Banford and Frank M. MeDavid, executors; 2nd annual settlement.
Sanders, Benjamin Clarence, insane. Alfred a. E. Banders, ruardlau and cura- tor: 7th annual settlement.
Btewert, Homer L., Insque. Martin L. . Howard, ex-publio guardian and curator: 6th annual settlement.
Sharp. Lottie. deceased. William L. Me- Curdy. ex-public administrator: le: an- nual settlement.
Bitterman, Hazel and Elmer, minora, El- t la Sifferman, guardian and curatrix: 5th Annual settlement
Seifert. Loret!a Mar".
Beifert, guardian and curator. 2nd al .- tual settlement.
Bnlder. Opal, mingr. L. C Halkin.s. guardian and curator. Ist annual settle- ment.
TUESDAY FOURTEENTH DAY. 1
MAY 29th. 1924.
Bariton, Alzada P. deceased. W. M. . Mooneyham, Admla!atrator; final settle- . ment.
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Bmith. Fred D .. decensed. Jeagir B. Bintth, administratrix; final settlement.
Ochweltser. Jacob O., deceased, Fred C. Behweiter' and John H.' Ochvattser, exe- colore; final rattlemeat .;
Schnabel, John, deceased. John C. Beh- sok .. executor; ; Int' semi-annual ment.
Stuea, Herbert, minor,' Sarah J. Stiles, guardian and curatrix: - 1st annual settle- ment.
"Öttles,""Wilbur, Insane. Sarah J. Alles. : guardian and curetrix: ist annual settle -. ment.
Smith, Arthur Dale, minor. Roy. R Smith, guardian and ourator; 1st annual settlement.
Schmook. Alto Louise. minor. Flute Trenary Achinook, quercia and curatrix. lst annual settlement.
Turner, Geo. E .. deceased. Eva M. Turner, executrix: 3rd semi-annual settle- ment.
Tweed, Homer I., loane, Dona Feezell. guardian and curatris: 6th annual settle- mient.
THURSDAY, FIFTEENTH DAY. MAY SInt. 1028.
Tunnell. George Witte, deceased. James A .. Nelms, public administrator with the will annexed, de bonis non, let semi-an- Qual settlement.
Thomas. William Charles, minor. Buste .. L'. Thomas, guardian and curatrix: 1st annual settlemen !.
tinderwood, Jennie, dec'nmed. Evelyn Hendrickson, administratrix; final settle- ment
Vickers. James R. deceased. J. W. VIcz- , era. administrator; 1st retni-annual settle- went.
Willis. Jeasle. tninor. Josepli Willis. guardien and curator. 8th annual settle- inant.
Wennerman, Fannie Gier:rude. minor. William L. MrCurdy. Ex-public guardian . and curator: 6th annual settlement.
Willls, B. G., dereasea. W. B. Willis, ex- erutor: final settlement,
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Williams, John w . deceased, Robert P. Willlama, administrator: final settlement. Withania. Juliet R. deceased. Robert F Williams. administrator. final settlement.
Well. Jultum W., miner. Carl H. Well, guardian and curator. 1st annual settle - Inent
. BEALI Altest: JENNIE U. JOLLEY.
Clerk of Probate Court. Published April 21. 28. May 5. and 12. 1928:
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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 22, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 5A: Leona Waddell sues to divorce Paul G. Waddell. They were married August 6,1919.
Page 12A: Howard A. Patterson sues to divorce Ruth L. Patterson. They were married November 22, 1924.
Page 1B: Marriage license: Clyde Lawson, 21, of Fair Grove and Elsie Tindle, 21, of Pleasant Hope.
Marriage license: Delmar Fulton, 22, of Ritter and Flossie Watts, 21, of Bruner. Marriage license: Clifford M. Brown, 18, of Republic and Lucille M. Geroud, 17,
of Clever.
Marriage license: James P. Guthrie, 24, and Leah Helen Logan, 21, both of
Springfield.
Marriage license: William Young, 26, of Tulsa, Okla., and Dessa Latimer, 25, of Springfield.
Page 5B: Mrs. Martha Ann Twigger died.
Mrs. Cecil E. Blackburn died .** Mrs. Huldah M. Harris died .* Calvin Hilgedick died .**
Page 2C: Miss Eunice Underwood and Mr. Clair M. Welch were married.
Page 10C: Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evans.
Sandy Campbell died .**
Effie I. Bridges sues to divorce Charles B. Bridges. They were married November 9,1900. Martin J. Carey died .* B. W. Hensley died .** Rev. Henry Mckenzie and Miss Dorothy Burke were married. * Mrs. Sarah A. Mayes died .**
DEATHS
MRS. MARTHA ANNETWIGGER Funeral services for Mra. Martha Ann Twigger, who died Thursday at her home. 2+83.Washington'a wabe!".win cos7held at' S. o'clock today at Kllagner, Funeral home. Iturial will be at Greenlawn cemetery.
MRS. CECIL E. BLACKBURN Funeral services : for Mra. . Cecil E. Blackbarn, who died Friday at her home. $$2 Delmar atrest. will be reld at 4 o'clock today. Burial will be at Maple -Park cemetery - under direction -cf. W. - L .. Starne, undertaker.
MRS. HULDAH M. HARRIS Funeral wevices for Mro. Huldab M Harris, who died Wednesday at Red Wing. Minn., will be held at 2 o'clock today at Starne mortuary. Rurial will be in Pat- terson cemetery, nine miles southwest of Springfield. -
CALVIN HILGEDICK
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Funeral services for Calvia Hilge- dick. 19. of Lincoln. Ind .. were conducted there Thursday. Mr. Hilgedick was the grandson of Mrs. Mary Kemm, 1310 North Clay street, Hle died at Shelborgan. His, where he was studying for the min. Je:ry. Mm. F. W. Ranch and A. C. Kimm of Springfield returned yesterday from i Inton.
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Announcement has been made of the marriage of Rev. Henry Mc- Kenzie, former Presbyterian minis- tor of Monett and Miss Dorothy Burke, of Monett. The wedding look place at El Paso, Texas, March 27. Mr. Mckenzie has a church at Miami, Arizona.
Mrs. Sarah A. Mayes, 75 years of age died at her home 407 Seventh street Sunday, April 15. After A : long illness. Funeral services were ! held at the Presbyterian " church Monday afternoon conducted by Rev. Lenoz Crockett. Interment in ! Odd Fellowa cemetery.
Miss Eunice Underwood Weds Clair Welch
' The Reverend and Mrs. Oscar W. Underwood,; wish ' to announce the marriage of their daughter, Eunice . to Mr. Clair M. Welch on April 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Mitchell, with the Reverend H. A. : Wood officiating. Mr. Welch is the ;con of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weloh, C59 South Nettleton avenue. The couple will make their' home In Springfield,
AIrE. JOO 'Amber, and . daughter Mra. C. E. Roderick returned from .Tulsa, Okim, Monday, where they were called by death of Mrs. Am- ber's father. B. W. Hensley.
Funeral serviced were held at St. Lawrence ! Catholic church at . o'clock Tuesday morning for: Mar- tin . J. "Cardy." Risegrand Father B. R. MeNamed Resisted by . the Rev- erend E. T. O'Neill conducted serv- ices. Burial was made in Mt. Cal- vary cemetery . -
Born to , Mr. andMrs. Howard Evnna, a daughter. Not .. . Sandy Cunipbell"dled at the Ne- vuda hospital. . The, body brought to Mount Vernon und Was buried at Salem cemetery by the side of his mother.
SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 22, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 4: Howard A. Patterson sues to divorce Ruth L. Patterson. They were married November 22, 1924.
Page 20: Miss Eunice Underwood and Clarence Welch were married .**
Page 22: Miss Clara Boyle and Martin Ramsey were married .**
Page 24: W. E. Mayes and daughter of Enid, Okla., came for the funeral of Mr. Mayes' mother Mrs. J. A. Mayes of Monett.
Miss Fannie Talbert and Mr. James Doane were married.
Henry Baker was found dead .*
Otis Fenton Wells died .**
Daughter born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Box of Thayer. The funeral of little Anne Kleiner was held at Lebanon.
Page 20: Mrs. Huldah M. Harris died. Mrs. Cecil E. Blackburn died .** Mrs. Martha Ann Twigger died.
Page 31: Cards of thanks .**
FINDS BODY OF SON, HELD IN DALLAS, TEX .; SINCE NOVEMBER
Father Identifies Former Billings Man, Who Died in Hos- pital Following Attack of Pneumonia-Ad- dress Was Unknown.
BILLINGS. Mn. April 21 .- (Spe- | celring vault at Dallas until last clal1 -Funeral servicen were held here | Sunday when Identification was ef- ferted by the Inther.
I Thursday afternoon for Ofta Fenton Wells. 37. son of Mr. and Mra. J M. Wells of Neosho, who died In & hove - pital In Dallas, Texas, November 4
Mr. Wells found trace nf hla son through the atate bureau . f Identi- Ification at Oklahoma City. Otia Wells had been employed on a book-
1 W'elle was unconscious from at at-
. tack of pneumonia when taken to ' keeper for several years by a con- the hospital and attending physicians . tiacting firm at Seminole. Okla. After had no opportunity to learn the ad-much Investigation the body was dress of this relatives prior to his ; found in Dallas and returned here death The body was held In a re- ¡ for burial.
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MIRA KUNICE UNDERIFOOD AND CLARENCE WELCH MARRY.
The Rev. and Mrs. Oscar W. Under- wood announce the marriage of their daughter. Misa Eunice Underwood. 10 ~Olurenge 1 .. Wrich. son,of .Dr. sand Birs. Ice Welch. 656 South Nettleton. The Rev. H. A. Wood performed the ceremony, which took place Apill 15
'Min Fannie Tulbert, eldest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mra. James Talbert, pioneer residents of Cassville, was married in Washington, D. C., on April 13 to Mr. Jamee Donne of thet city.
. .. Marts and daughter of Entd. -- me to attend the fu. meral of Mr. Mayes' mother, Mrs. S., A. Mayer, will return to their bome soon. Henry Baker. 71, who came to Rarry county during the rirne. terry pick- ling season last year, was found dead ! in sn autbuliding near Butterfield. Local officers have been unable to lo- - ' cate relativen of the dend man.
- Mr. and Mra. A. M. Box are the parents of a baby girl, born Tuesday.
"ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE OF MISS BOYLE AND MR. RAMSEY.
Announcement of ola marilor Miss Clara Boyle, daughter of T 1
Boydie of Hamurond and Martin Ra'n- wy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rain- wy. also of Hammond, was made Monday night at a party given at the home of Mi Cor D !- ker. 1200 No:'h Clay sweune. The announcement rame as a surprise to the guests. what had been invited to attend a shower ' in honor of Miss Botle The core- meny. which took pince Mere!i 12. 8 14 performed by the Ri- . f. Mir a' the home of Mr. 'D'rkes. .
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DEATHS
MRS. NULDAH M. HARRIS. Funeral services for Mrs. Huldeh . Margaret Harris, who died Wednes- CAY Rt Red Wing. Minn . will be held ; at 2 p. m. today at the Starne mortu- ary. The Rev. Lewle M. Hale will of- flclale. Burial will be In Patterson rrmelery
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MRS. CECIL E. BLACKAIRN. Funeral services for Mrs. Cecil E Blackburn, who- died Friday at her . home, 552 Delmar affect, Inliving a brief Ilinees. will be held at 4 p. m to- duy. Burial will he in Maple Park reinrtery under direction of W. L Starne. undertaker.
MRS. MARTHA ANS TWIGGER.
Funeral services for AJra Martha Att Twigger. 72. who died Thursday night at Irer home. 2033 Washington arenur. will be held at 2 p m. today ' At the Klingner Fur erat home. The Rev. J. A Roper. pastor of Han:iln Memorial Baptist church, will offici- Burisi will be In Orrenlawn; cemetery.
CAROS OF THANKS.
HAYDEN-I wish to thank all friends and Dale Street church for thetr kindness and sympathy during my bereavement. MRO. BESSIE HAYDEN.
ONLY when shut out from earth do wa enter the "Ostre of Paradise." Memories of kindness of our friends la an hour of distrase lingers on in appreciation through life. MR. CHARLES SNOW MR. AND MRS 8 O MELCHER. MR AND MRS FREDRICK LEAK.
IN MEMORIAM.
In memory of Mrs. Ellen Folk.
Just ons year ago today you left us, At the setting of the sun.
Jemus sald. "Come, O ye blessed." All your work on rarth Is done.
Sweetly sleep today. dear Mother, In a rold and mitent hed.
Lonely here we are without you. Many are the tears ne shed.
You shall not be forgotten. Mother. Ne:er from our memory fade. And our hearts will always linger Around "the grave where you were lald.
We all loved you, too, dear Mother. But we know God loves you beat, And he has sweetly called you To that mansion home to rest.
Farewell. Motheri Oh, how we miss you. No more on earth your face we sce | Till we meet you up in heaven, There. reunited. it shall be.
Badly missed by children.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 23, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS Page 10: William Owens, Jr., died .**
DEATHS
WILLIAM OWENS, JR. William Owens. Jr, the four and a half months old son of Mr. and Mra. William H. Owens, 724 South Kansas avenue, died of pneumonia at the family home yes- lerday morning. The baby is sur- vived by bis parenta, one brother. and one sister. Funeral services were conducted at the home yester- day afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, and burial was in Greenlawn cemetery. under the direction of W. L. Starne.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Triplets born .* *
Page 2: William Smith died .*
Page 10: Births reported .** Frank Henderson died .** William Owens died .* William Otho Beiderlinden died .**
George H. Showalter died .** Sarah J. Arnold sues to divorce William H. Arnold. They were married June
15,1918.
Page 12: Orville L. Penter sues to divorce Lena Penter. They were married September 30, 1906.
Card of thanks .**
Page 15: Miss Leah Helen Logan and James Peacher Guthrie were married.
Page 16: M. A. Lapham died .**
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TRIPLETS BORN INTO POVERTY NOW CRADLED IN WEALTHY HOME
Tiny Fists of Three Infants Deserted by Father and Given Away by Mother Grip Hearts of Rich Bull: ?: ? Lonely Couple.
Born to a mother who didn't want! seestoin to thein and disappeared into them, and with a father who deserted | the world, or that she has never been! the home before they were born. heard of since. Peter. James and John. triplets, made their appearance in this world in the Woman's Welfare Home February 6. 1926
The three Infants were went to Missouri Children's Home society In Bt. Louis and they were recently tak - en from there by a well-to-do but; --
And :. oa, like the miracles in the ! childless couple, who hod come sort- fairy tales of old. the three little ing twins Seeing the tripleta they thu-year-olds ara rolling on silkeo | decided that was our belter, and cushions the pampered favorites of a ; promptly adopted them.
wealthy couple in St. louis.
Now there Is before the bahler. i born into a world of bleak poterly.
Peter. James and John don't know als: 1''s all about They can't un- jand heartbreak. the prospect of a derstand the bleakness of life to comfortable and cultured home, edu- girls they were born, the heart- catton, Insury, travel, wealth. every- can Put on of a mother, de- thing that they may desire;
orte'' or 'e; t'asbald whin she said Some day. looking back upon their nuance into the world, they alli ·o care for them. . know that the misted & agter that truth is stranger then fic-
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OFFERS E HIS SON
A pettikw mag sprong® Sproces stalin to build portion the bo ward the support and edumstien of
April 10, 1910 und ssparated on July 30. 1987, the petitie state.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Ladie Kennon. 1490 Korth Jefferson avenue. announce the birth of a son, Lealle Gene, at the Springfield Baptist hospital on Aprd 23.
Mr. And Mrs. David Imbett, n- Food, Mo. Announce the Hirth of a
Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Grant. 7211 Marth Rogen aTrue. announce the Hirth of a datighter on April 19.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P Payne, of route !
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FOUND DEAD.
Frank Henderson, 10 years old. waa found dead in his bed at 32515 South Campbell avenue shortly after o'clock today.
The man, of which little ja known. I bellaved to have died from a hem- ortbage, according to Coronar Jewell I. Włodla. An effort is being made by Coronar Windle to locate a brother and sister of the man who are be- lleved to realde in Springfield.
M. A. LAPHAM, FOUNDER OF LOAN BODY, DIES
M A. Lapham. 87, founder of the : Home Building and Loan Association There, died at 8 a. m. today at the hor.e of his daughter. Mro. W. J. Wad. 821 East Elm street, following ; & lingering iliness.
... Isphan came to Springfield 42 ..... ago and a few. years later ea- ; tat ..: shed the Joan association. He sold bis Interests in the Institution several ; years ago and retired.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p 5. Tuesday at the Alma Lohmevet Funeral home. Burial will be in Ils- pivood cemetery.
Mr. Lapham Ja survived by his daughter, Mr. Wood, at whose home. 1:e trad resided: a mon. L W. Lapham. of Los Angeles, a brother. A. M. Lap- , ¡ ham of St. Louis, and right grand- ! Ichildren and three great grandchill- d:en -
A Stranger Dirs.
A stranger, about 38 years old, The name it sopposed to be Wil. Ham Smith, died at Monitt, With him 'was abother"stranger who had been tramping through the country. the two inen baring bemn traveling to- pether for. a couple of weeks.
The' man became dick while of Potrce City and was given medical treatment in the jail et Monett. Re came to Monett Friday evening and became very ack.
The man who was with him said he more hia name as William 8mlth · of Shreveport. La., and said he had ¡ = slater in Omaha. An effort is being made to find bis rieatives.
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XIAS LOOAX AND,
The marriage of Mim Lách Helen Logan, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. O. x. Logett, 1000 ;Rast' Elm street; and . James . Pascher Outhrie, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Campbell. 530 West Mt. Vernon street, took place at 10 o'clock this morning at 8h Paul Methodist Episcopal church. The Rev. J. W. Pearsoni officiated using the single ring ceremony. The bride eras attended by Miss Pauline Crane an maid of honor.
The church was beautifully decora. ted for the occasion. Pink roses. uittee of the valley and ferns banked the altar. White satin ribbons and ha.kets of flowers marked the stale for the wedding procession.
The bride was lovely. in poudre blue georgette and cream lace. The wide girdle of the dress was fastened with a :ewelled ornament, while a match- ing ornament decorated one shoulder. She wore het and allppers of blege -olor, the bat trimmed in pastel shades. She carried a bouquet of pink roses and lilles of the valley. Mine Crane wore pale yellow georgette A1.1 . close fitting hat to match. Her butquet was of aweet pras
Preceding the ceremony Miss Doro- thy Rathbone sang "I Love You "Truly." with Miss Beulah Logan plastic a piano accompaniment and At :·· Hin Bess Ungan a violin ubiiga- 10 The Musea Logan played Lohen- Erin's wedding march by Wagner for the processional. "At Dawning" dur- ing the ceremony, and Mendelssohn's reading march as the recessional.
Munediately following the cere- many Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie Jeft for Iso week's wedding trip. during whith" they will visit San Antonio and other Texas cities. They will be at home in the Eng: nook apartments, 550 *East Walnut. Mey 8.
Among the 63 guests present at the vediling were the following from out . of town: Are. P. E. Poiter nf Anthony. ; han. Mr. and Mrs. T. · Langston nf . Kansas City, and Mr. And Mrs. B. Loşan of Logan.
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DEATHS
WILLIAM OWENS. JR. Funeral services for Willlam Owens Jr .. the four-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William. H. Owens. 724 South Kansas' avenue, who died of pneumonia at the family home Sun- das. Inomniagi were held yesterday aft- ernoon. Burlei was In Greenlawn cemetery under direction of W. L.'1 Starne. undertaker.
WILLIAM O. BEIDERLINDEN. William Otho Beiderfinden. 02. died at 10 a. m. today at him home. 1162 Weat &t. Vernou street, following a lingering Iliresa. Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m. Tues- tay at the home. Buril w !!! be In Hazelwood cemetery under direction of the Atmin Lohmeyer Fu- ! geral home. Mr. Beiderfinden was a retired mall carrier. -- Pallbearers wilt ! be composed of former associates Ile In survived by his wife, IS:A Ella May Beiderlinden: s daughter. Mrs. D. S i : Libbey: s son. Lieut. Wittham A. Bel- I derlinden. Washington: by' two ais- tera. Mrs. Minnie B. Quinn, and Miss Alice Belderlinden. of Springfield: by , A grandson. Donald Libbey. Mr. Bel- derlinden won a member of South ' Avenue Christian church and the United Lodge No. 5 of the Masonic :::
GEORGE 1. 8100 1L.T .... George H Showalter, 75, died Sun- dar night at him home. 1700 Went Chestnut st:ret. following . linger-
tag illness. Funeral arrangement are Incomplete, but they are in charge of Klingner funeral home. Mr. Showalter who had been 's resident of this coun- ty for many years, is survived byibla wife.
CARDS OF THANKS.
WE THANK nur mam friends and rape. cially the Express employees and members of the Wrath tapterp lodge. No 2000 fue their beautiful floral offerings In the rad pereasement and town of our father and meandfather and the kind words of Rev. (.teen of Greenitald. Mo Mr and Mrs (1 B Eneryer and tom- Mr and Mrs Cerit Hillhouse
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 24, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Son born to Leslie Kennon .**
Page 3: Crannell Sprong sues to divorce Weidman Sprong. They were married April 12, 1910.
Page 4: Miss Leah Helen Logan and Mr. James Peacher Guthrie were married .**
Page 5: Orville L. Penter sues to divorce Lena Penter. They were married September 30, 1906.
Sarah J. Arnold sues to divorce William H. Arnold. They were married June 15, 1918.
Page 6: M. A. Lapham died .** William Campbell Gibson died .*
George H. Showalter died .* William O. Beiderlinden died .* Alexander Van Rankin died .*
Page 8: Mrs. Addie M. Eddins has had four sets of twins !**
Joe Tillitson celebrated his ninetieth birthday .**
Page 12: Frank Henderson was found dead .**
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Leah Helen Logan Weds James P. Guthrie Here
Popular Springfield Society Maid Married Yester- day At St. Paul Church; Couple to Texas for Honeymoon Trip of Two Weeks -...
.PRESENTED in one of the -most attractive weddinga .- witnessed this year by Springfield society, Mies Leah Helen Logan, daughter of Mr. and Mra. C. E. Logan, 1030 East Elm street, yesterday became the bride of Mr. James Peacher Guthrie, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Camp- ball, 620 Welt Mt. Vernon street.
The ceremonies took place in the St. Paul Methodist church. yester. day mordlai, the Reverend John W. Pearson officiating with the slagto frygter Spring powers and ferns, uniquely placed about the altar of the Apes' and rade even more beautiful by the presence of the full watte latin ribbons which marked the trail to the altar.
Dressed in a wedding gown of poudre blue georgette and cream lace, the bride, ' accompanied by her maid of honor, Mies Pauline Crane, marched down the aisle to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march, played by the Misses Beulah and 1da Bess Logan. Miss Logan carried a bouquet of pink roses and lillles of the valley, while Miss Crane's bouquet was composed of sweet peas.
During the ceremony the Misses Logan played "At Dawning" and for the recessional played Mendelssohn's wedding march. Following the wedding the couple left for a two weeka' tour of San Antonio and other Texas citles.
Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie are well known In Springfield social circles. Mra. Guthrie being a member of the Alpha Tau Phi sorority and Mr. Guthrle a member of the Phi Lambda Epsilon fraternity here. Both are prominent members of the younger set und have taken an active part in all social activities here for the past several years.
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