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MRS. ROBERT WAGSTAFF.
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Funeral services for Mra. Robert Wagatat. al.o died at her home in : Ban Pedro. Calif .. April 22. were held at the home Wednesday, April 25. Bhe! la survived by three sons. P. C. Weg. staff of San Pedro: Richard Wagstaff. of Salt Lake City, and R. H. Wagstaff of Springfield. Mrs. Wagstaff was well known bere having lived In this cl'y 20 years previously going to Call- fornis nine years ago.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 10: W. E. Freeman was appointed executor of the will of J. L. Craig of Springfield. Page 16: Mrs. Louise Massey Holland died .**
Mrs. Mary H. Marr died .* W. T. Zink died .** Mrs. Tena H. Robinson died .** D. E. Dinger died .** Ira Rosback died .* Mrs. Mollie R. Campbell died .** Vanlaningham infant died .**
MRS. C .- HOLLAND 44
DIES IN HER HOME
Prominent Springfield Women Had Been Seriously !!! Several Weeks
of 758 East Walnut street, pror:1. nent Springfield woman and mein- her of one of the city's most dis- tingulshed familles, died at her home last night after an Illness of several weeks.
Mirs. Jlolland was born In Spring- fleld on April 25, 1879, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Massey. She was reared In Springfield, and marrled Charles llolland In 1900. She was a member of the Christ Episcopal church.
8heis survived by her husband her mother and four sons, Colly B. Holland, Charles Holland, Jr., R. Massey Holland and Richard Hol- land, all living at home.
Funeral arrangements, in charge of Herman Lohmeyer. are Incom. plete. Burial will be In liazlewood cemetery.
VANLANINGHAM INFANT
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mra. John Vanlaninghem, 2445 Fast avenue. will be held at 2 o'clock at the home. Burial will he in Cedar Bluff cemetery under direction of Klingner Fu- peral bome.
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MRS. HARRY H. MARR
Funeral services for Mra. . Mary n. Marr, .. 71. who. died yesterday, at her home, 1604 College street, will be held at 2 o'clock today at the home." The Rever. end " C. C. Agee will officiate. Burial will · be in Fastlawn cemetery funder di- rection of Klingner Funeral huone.
W. T. ZINK
Funeral services for W. T. Zink. who died Wednesday night ut h. home on College Street road. will be held et 2 o'clock today et Alme Lohmeyer Funeral home. Burial will be in Maple Park ceme- tery under direction of Masonic Lodge. No. 5.
MRS. TENA H. ROBINSON
Funeral services for Mra. Tena H. Rob. Inson will be held at 2:30 o'clock thia afternoon at the home of her ainter. Mira. Frances Overturf. : 16 East Monroe afreet. Burial will be In Maple Park cemetery under direction of Alma 1.ohmeyer Fu- neral home.
D .- E. DINGER
Funeral ; ; services fnr D. . E. Dinger. former atelion agent at Turner. will be held at 11 o'clock today et Alma Loli- meyer Funeral chapel. Burial will be In Maple Park cemetery.
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The body of Ira Rusback. G2. who died yesterday at the home of his brother, Frank. 737 South Jefferson avenue, wi'l be shipped today to Elmhurst, III .. for burlal. Aima Lohmeyer Funeral home is in charge.
MRS. MOLLIE R. CAMPBELL Funeral services for Mra. Mollie Campbell, will be held at 3 o'clock 1odsy at her home. 2095 Robberson avenne. Bur. inl will be In Maple Park cemetery under direction of Klingner Funeral home.
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FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Fred Lile was killed .*
Page 4: Benjamin Glander died .**
Page 7: Mrs. Louise Massey Holland died .**
Page 14: W. E. Freeman was appointed executor of the will of J. L. Craig of Springfield. Page 21: T. L. Willis was appointed to administer the estate of B. G. Willis to fill out the term of W. B. Willis who died recently. Mrs. Mary H. Marr died .**
W. T. Zink died .**
Mrs. Tena H. Robinson died .*
D. E. Dinger died .** Ira Rosback died. Mrs. Mollie R. Campbell died .** Vanlaningham infant died .**
Page 27: Ben T. Waters died .**
SERVICES TOMORROW FOR MRS. HOLLAND
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Funeral servion for ' Mrs. Louise Massey Holland. 49. will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at her home, 788 East Walnut street. - The Rev. C. O. Fox, pastor , of the Christ Episcopal church' will' officiate and burial will be in the Hazelwood cemetery under direction of the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral Home.' .
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Mrs .. Holland. a member of one of Springfield's most prominent fam- illes, died at 10:25 o'clock last night at her home. She had been In ui health for some time. She had been "seriously ill for the past sevan weeks. Mrs. Holland was born in Spring- field February 10, 1879. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Massey. She was reared in Springfield. and married Charles Holland In 1900.
Mre. Ilolland t' :: a meniber of the Christ Episcopal church.
- She Is eurvired by her husband, her mother and four sons, Colly B. Holland. Charlen Holland. Jr .. R. : Massey Holland and Richard Holland, all living at home.
PIONEER DIES WEEK AFTER WIFE'S DEATH
Benjamin Olandor. A citizen of "Dixon ving "the" past: 25 years. , And buried there Wednesday. His death occurred just one week after thet of hi's wife. ' Judge Veanman conducted lxcth ninetil actrices and burial vas ' In the Dixon remetery. Mr. and Mrs. Glandor are survived hy one man. A resident of California, Bin was fir: - ent at the death of both parer ...
MRS. MOLLIE R CAMPBELL. Funeral services for Mrs. Molise R. Campbell, were held at 3 p. m. to- iday et her home. 2095 Robberson
cemetery under dire n of Klingner Funeral home.
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VANTAMINGHAM INFANT Funeral services for the liv'ent son of Mr. and Mrs. John inlaningham, . 2445 Fast avenue. 're held at " p. m. today at the home. Burial was In Cedar Bluff erinetery under direction of the Kliuener Funeral home.
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0 Mrs. George Troutt. 1025 Cherry street, Miss Ruth Whitacre and Mrs. Margaret Cawthorn of Bachelors Inn. returned Tuesday from Savannah, Mo., where they attended the fun- eral of Ben T. Watare. Mc. Waters died in Indianapolis April 27 follow- i Ing an operation for appendicitis Mrs. Watera was formerly Miss Ida Ellen Kuhns, supervisor of art in Springfield schools, and both she and Mr. Waters had many friends here. They were married about two years ago. Mra. Watero will make her home in Indianapolis with her aster for the present.
DEATHS
MRS. MARY T. MAAR ?. Funeral services for Mra. Mary H. Marr. 71. who died yesterday at her home. 1604 College street, were held at 2 p. m. today at the home. Burial was in Eastlawn cr.netery under al- rection of the Klingner Funeral home
W. T. ZINK Funeral services for W. T. Zink. who died Wednesday night at his ! home on the College nireet road, were 1 held et 2 p. in. today at the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral hor .. e. Burial was In Maple Park cemetery, under di- rection of the Mas --! c Lodge, No. 6. . of which he was a member.
MRS. TENA H. ROBINSON
Funeral services for Mro Tena H. Robinson, were held at 2:30 p. m. today at the home o. her sister, Mrs. Frances Overturf, 716 East Monroe ntreet. Burial wan in Maple Park 1 cemetery under direction of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home.
D. E. DINGER
Funeral services for D. E. Dinger. former station agent at Turner. Mo .. were held .at 11 a. m. today it tha Alma Lotimeyer Funeral home. Burtal was in Maple Park cemetery.
IRA ROBBACTS The body of. Im Roback, Ch'the died / yesterday at the home of bis brother. Frank Rosback, 737 Sound Jefferson avenue, was forwarded to- day tc Elmhurst, Ill., for burial. The body was prepared for mbpiment by |' the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home."""
FATHER KILLED AND SON HURT IN CAR MISHAP
Fred Lile, of Brandsville, Who Was Injured in-Torna- do in 1926. Loses Life When Car Overturns-Two Brothers Crash Victims.
V. A.S: PLAINS. Mo. May 4 Pred Lite. 35 of Brandavfile, was inatar ly killed and three were seriously in- jured when their car turned over at 7.30 o'clock last night on the state highway between Brandarte and Koshkonong.
The Injured" are: Walter Lile. 37. and Archle Lile. 22. brothers of the dead man, and. Harry , Lile. : 15, XM
son. Walter Lije te in a critical con .. dition. muttwing- prom
ternal' injuries.
the known residents of Brandsville. Tho had been to Kosbkoriong where Wal- ... "ho ru taken ill venterdar sad consulted a physician, and were N- turning to Brandsville when the &c- cident occurred. - 1
Archie, who was driving the car, says he does not know what hep- pened, but believe the steering wheel locked. The car left the road and overturned. All but the driver were thrown from the car and Fred Lila's head was caught under the fender. ' It was crushed like an egg shell and death was Instantaneous.
Daughter Killed In Tornado.
The Injured were rushed to the Chrisla Hogan hospital here for medical attention. Harry was taken ! to his home this morning. whlie Archile was able to leave the hospital. Fied Ille's home was in the path .. f the tornado which suppe thrown Brandeville on Thanksgiving day.i 1926. The house was demolished and his 14-year-old daughter was killed. He suffered severe injuries.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 5, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Harold G. Gradfield sues to divorce Nettie Bradgfeld. They were married November 6, 1925. [The name is spelled both ways.] Marriage licenses issued.'
Page 4: William R. Click of Seminole, Okla., and Hazel Fesperman of Rogersville were married yesterday in Springfield.
Paul Richmond of Bradford, Pa., and Lena Meazell of Athens, Texas, were granted a marriage license. They are members of a stock company playing in Rolla this week.
A son George Ralph Dennis was born May 2 to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dennis, 1551 Irving. Mrs. Dennis was formerly Miss Helen Bernet.
Page 6: Ira Rosback died .**
DEATHS
IRA ROSBACK
Ira Rosback. 62, candy manufac- turer of Chicago who formerly llved In Springfield,. qled .at , the, home `of his mother. Mra. John -Rosback, 737 South Jefferson avenue, Thure- day night. Mr. Rosback came to Springfield a week ago to visit his mother, who has been ill.' He took a cold and developed pneumonia. Mr. Rosback learned the candy field with Bourquenot and Maurice company and for 42 years has been engaged In that business in Chi- cago. He made his home in Elm- hurst, 111., a suburb of Chicago. Mr. Rosback was a member of the A. F. and A. M. of Aurora, Ill., and of the Medinah temple of the Shrine In Chicago. He is survived by his mother, two brothers. Oscar Rosback. of Tulsa, and F. F. Ros- hack. of Elmhurst, fl1. Funeral services will be held in Elmhurst Tuesday under the direc.lon of the - Maronle lodge.
MARRIAGE LICENSE-
Witam R. Click. 24. Seminole, Chl.t. And Hazel Fesperman, 17. Hogereville: Paul Richmond. 13 Bradf. : d. Pi .. an.l Lona Measell. 25.
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SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 6: Virgil Berry, who fell under a train, is near death .**
A. C. Dillon died .** Elijah M. Carden died.' Mrs. Jane E. Hawkins died .**
Page 11: Marriage license: William R. Click, 24, of Seminole, Okla., and Hazel Fesperman, 17, of Rogersville.
Marriage license: Paul Richmond, 33, of Bradford, Pa., and Lena Meazell, 25, of Athens, Texas.
DEATHS
A. C. DILLON,- Funeral services for A. C. Dulion .. 89, who died last night at -the home of his daughter. Mrs. Buck Smith;120-+ West: Florida svet, wur be Beldraud day afternoon at. 3:30 o'clock from : the Starne mort .. ary. Mr. Dillon has been one .of prominent men in Greene county.Hab lived in the county for 40 years. The Rev. Irwin M. Hele of the First Baptist church will conduct the sen - Lices. - Durtal will be In the Green- lawn cemetery. .. v-LA/ 1 Mr. Dillon is survived by three daughters, Mix. Buck Butth, Mrs. L. L. Pinkerton, of Kaimes City. and Mrs. A. D. Origby, of #S Ostalph avenue, Thị chy.
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avenue. following & lingering altner" Me ta survived by a ma and three" daughtera. Puneret itices "wtif del held at 2 p. in. Sunday at the Kins- rer Funeral home. . Burtel will be In · Wreley Chapel -cemetery -- nest -- Wl- lord. .
MRS. JAANE E. HAWKINS.
Mrs. Jane E. Hawkins, 82. d.ci th's inorning at her home on route 2. Stratford, following a Ungering I- nere. 'The bounty will be forwarded in Fulton, Mo. by the Kilogher Paperal bome for burtal. ..
VICTIM NEAR DEATH.
Virgil Berry. 24. of Lebanon; lies In the Springfield Baptist hospital In a ertucal condition. He fell from a Frisco freight tratti at 10 o'clock last night near Marshfield. His legs were amputated by Springfield physicians. Berry boarded a train at Lebanon to go to a carnival at Marshfield. H fell from the train and beneath the wheels. His legs were badly mangled. He was brought to Springfield lu a Btarba ambulance. It was necessary for physicians to amputate both legs Just below the Inces. His condition was low today.
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 3B: A. C. Dillon died .**
Mrs. Jane E. Hawkins died .* Elijah M. Carden died .* Mrs. Hattie Thomas died .**
Page 3C: Mrs. Mary Roper of Los Angeles, Calif., formerly of this city, announces the marriage of her daughter Virginia Helen to Mr. Harry A. McCall, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McCall of Los Angeles. The couple will live in Los Angeles.
Page 10C: Ray Fortner, 16, was killed Monday at Washington when he was run over by an automobile as he was riding his bicycle. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fortner formerly of Miller.
Donald Redman and Miss Marie Nelson were married Saturday at Pierce City. Tavner Hailey died .**
Mrs. Jane Forbes died .**
Tavner Hailey died .**
Son born April 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Claire Roach of Newburg. Smith G. Bouldin, 66, died May 2 in Monett.
Daughter born May 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swift of Monett.
Miss Anna Moody and Joseph Ryan were married .**
Daughter born April 30 to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ezell of Monett.
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MRS. JANE.FORBES, 81. IS DEAD AT FORDLAND
FORDLAND, Mo., Mny 6 .- Mra. Jane . vrbus, bi jours vid, died at her hume at Fordland after a brief Illness .: ".Shentexves the following children: Mrs. J. F.Wright, Crane," Mo .; Mrs."W. H.' Balley, Severy, Kan .: Mr. I. A Forbes, Great Bend, Kan .; Mrs. J. R. Forbes, Fordland; Mrs. 1 .. Forbes, Tular, Okla .: one sister, . Mrs. Ann Medley of Springfield: 36 grandchildren and 29 rent - grandchildren. Funeral wes will be held at 11 o'clock utday morning at the Baptist =
PIONEER OF WEBSTER COUNTY IS DEAD AT 76
Special In The News
SEYMOUR, Mo., May 5 .- Tavner Hailey died at his home south of Seymour at the age of 16 years. Mr Halley was truly n ploneer. lle wag horn on a farm a few miles notpast of Seymour July 24. 1551. and had spent most of his life near here. lle had lived on the pince where he died for the last 41 years and was widely known as one of the best citizens of the community.
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Tavner Halley died' at his home near Cedar Gap Saturday, April 22. He was burled in the Day ceme- - tery. Several from Ava attended the funeral., Mir. . Halley . was a brother of Mraw.M. C. Reynolds of this city.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. G. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wilson, Mrs. C. M. Reynolds and Floyd Curnutt attended the funeral of Tavner Hadley near Cedar Gap last Sun -; day.
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Ray. the 16-year-old son of Mr .. and Mrs. Charlie Fortner, was in- 1 atantly -- xinan-Monday near -his' home In Washington by being run over by a-car winir riding if bicycle. They-formerly reelded in this vielns and: have many friends and
ROPERAMICALE WEDDING
Sire Mary Roper. of The Allei. lea, Col., formerly of this city. w !! es to announce the ir.irite of her daughter. Virginia Helen. to Mr. Harry & Vocally anny of Mr. and Mrs. 11. A." McCall. "of 1.ne Angeles. The couple will make their home In Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ezell an. nounce birth of a daughter April 30;
Nelson&were marriedSaturday at Pierce City.
The marriage of.,, Miss . Anna Moody to Joseph Ryan took place at St. Lawrence Catholic church nt fso'clock wednesday morning May C. Father B. R. MoNamee; official - ing. - During. mass Missos -- Marle Campbell and 'lertrude Ruscha sang -Miss Louise Hugun acting brides- mald. I. R. var was best ninn. A wedding break! st way served by the brides aunt Miss Grace Stubbs. After a short wedding trip the Young couple . will be at home at Maple Terrace . v. 6 on Bond street between Second and Third streets.
DEATHS
FAC. DILLON i uneral services for A. C. Dillon. ›3, will be held at 3:30 o'clock to- day at Starne mortuary. Burial will be In Greenlaw :. cemetery. Mr. Dulon died Friday night at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Buck Smith. 928 West Florids street. He had long been active in cirio work
. MRS. JANE E. HAWKINS
.. The body of Mra. Jane E. Hawk- Ins has been forwarded to Fulton. Mo .;- for burial. Mra Hawkins, who was 82 years old. died yesterday morning at her home near Strat- ford. The Klingner. Funeral home in charge.
ELIJAH M. CARDEN Funeral services for . Elijah M. Carden. 76. will be held at 2 o'clock today at Klingner. Funeral chapel. Burial will be In Wesley chape! ! cemetery near Willard .~~~ Mr. Carden dled yesterday morning at his home. 2221 Johnson avenue, following n lingering illness.1 %
MRS. HATTIE THOMAS Mes Hattle Thomas, 73, died las night at her home, 416 East Atian- . msi services will de held at 3 o'clock today at Mink ; cemetery, two miles south of Bat- thefield Ste is survived by her husband. Eliot, and two sons, Carl of Springfield, and Fred of Spa !! 's She as ; vived by a daughter. Mrs. Ar :... s.amons. Springtient.
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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: The will of Mary H. Marr was filed for probate .**
Page 5: Ray Portner was killed .**
Page 14: J. R. Biggs recalls the golden wedding celebration of his parents .*
Page 15: There is an article about and a photo of Samuel R. Fisher.
Page 17: Miss Virginia Helen Roper and Harry A. McCall were married .**
Page 23: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 24: Card of thanks .**
Page 27: There is an article about the Spanish-American war as it affected Springfield. The article lists Springfield soldiers who were in it.
A. C. Dillon died .** Elijah M. Carden died .**
Mrs. Jane E. Hawkins died .*
Mrs. Hattie Thomas died .**
Births reported .*
FARMER 77, RECALLS GOLDEN. WEDDING FEAST SERVED HERE, AT HIS PARENTS' CELEBRATION
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An old-fashioned wedding, typical of those In "the early 'history of : Greene county, was recalled by J. R. · Bigge, 77, retired farmer, of 822 West Poplar street, yesterday.
. Mr. Bigge relates the story of the fiftieth anniversary - of the wedding of his father and mother on October . . en II: Path. Allen G Biggs was one of the old settiers of the ٠٠٠٫٠
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The story printed in Ths Leader about this anniversary at that time its cheriabed by him. It telia of the affair and gives an Insight Into the life of Mr. Bigza.
"It is an old American colonial fam- ) "y of Scotch-Irish dercent The grandfather of Mr Biggs ichting fre-
land at a period long anti-dating the war of our revolution, settling in Vir- ginia and subsequently removing to
Son of a Carriage Makes.
"David Biggs, his son, and ths lath-
of Robertson county, and a well to do man. Many years he was a mem- ber of the Baptist church and respec :- TC CTI Tto knew him. - Alien G.
Biges In a native .of Robertson coun" ty. Tenn,, and there received bis edu- · cation and became' a farmer.
.: "The wedding took place in a dou-
from the present residence of the aged couple on what is kpown as the W. B. Farmer place, one mile west of the present limite of Springfield. The whole countryalde came to witness the happy event ind to fossion the old- time 'delicacies of the table. which 1 were spread in beautiful_profusion. .Married by Joël Haydon .. . The marriage ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Joel Haydon of the
Christian church.
"Mr. and Mrs. Biggs have passed all their wedded-life in the Immedi- ate vicinity of their present realdeuce and all their sons and daughters have settled and established homes near !! ich:, and the declining years of the revered parents are strengthened snd inade restful by the neas presence of . their loved onee. -
"As our pioneer history is rapidly ---- beroming forgotten. but here are a tes this on this subject An Ichard ' the Biggs family.
Hore "llones!" Homespon.
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The story reads:
"Today marke the gathering of one · of our most respected ploneer families to celebrate the fifületh anniversary of the marriage of Allen C. Bigga and Nancy. daughter of the late John Robertson, an old .ettler.
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"Our memory must reach back the full span of a half century to see the Malware"pioneer. sons and daughters of Greene county, dressed In sults of bonsil bochespain and gathered under 1 the hospitable sort of MY Finnection
"In 1836 he came to Greene county, settling three miles west of Spring- field. By industry and. thrift he became prosperous' and at one time owned 500 arres of land.
"Honorable and upright in every | walk of life. he Is one of the coun- try's best citizens. In political opin- lons he is an ardent supporter of the Democratio principles. He was & strong Union man during the war and served as-s soldler in the Home Guarda Missouri State Muitia.
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ROY INSTANTLY KILLED MILLER, Mo .. May 5 .- Word haa been received by relatives here of. the Instant death of Ray Fortner. 16- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fortne :. at their home In Washington. The youth was run over. by @ car while riding a bicycle to a pasture for COWI.
car otTest Appreciation for: thees who for the death of our sister. Mise' Addic wod w theok." the Imerund I D.
M. B. Marstta End Mr. Herman H. Lob-
OTOROT TOLAND Ic FAMILY. MRS. LULA PATE and FAMILY MRS. MAUD. KING and FAMILY. MRS. ORAOT FIOLEL and FARRY.
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Marriage Mecnaes were lasued to Freeman Cox. 22, and Helen Wicker- imhanı. 21. both of Springfield, and , Rebe: 1 M. Brown. 23. of Fayetteville ! Ark., and Ethiel Edwards, 21. of Springfield, And Harry W. Lockridge. 31. of Kansas City. and Wilma Brum- ' ley. 18. of Springfield. by Jack W. McKee. recorder of deeda, yesterday.
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McCALL .- ROPER
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VOWS ARE READ.
"Mra. Mary Roper, of Los Angeles. Cal., formerly of Springfield, an- Houncee the marriage of her dough . ter. Virgin' Helen, to Harry A. M .:- ! C'all. son of Mir and Mre. H A. Mc- Call. Los Angeles. Mr. ard Mrs. Mc C'all will in Se their home it Les Angeles.
GRATITUDE FOR HER DAUGHTER IS TOLD IA MOTHER'S WILL
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Dociaring that she was indebt- 1 : ed to her daughter. Minnie Marr. more than elle vold rver. repay. Blary II Marr bequeathed the bilk of her estate to the daugh- ter. mccording.to .the terms of her will filed in probate court yos- terday
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To her son. W N Marr, sud daughters, Lula E Edgmont and ! Ienorm M. Pierson, abe gave 025 : each. A part of the household . furniture was directed to be giv- rn to Luila E Edgmont. €
DEATHS
Funeral services for A. C. ...... . home of his daugder, Wirf. Buck Amtth, Was West Florida - street. witt be held at 3:30 p. m. today at the Stampe mortnery,, The Rey; Lewis M. ! Male-of the" First baptist church will"; offlelate. Burial will be/in Green -.. lawn cemetery.
ELIJAH M. CARDEN. Funeral services will be held el 2 p. m. today at the Klingner Funeral | home for Elijah M. Carden, 76, who dled Saturday morning et hin home. 2221 .Johnson 5 ***!!!!. By:' ' be in Wesley chapel cemetery 1 ..... Willard.
The body of Mix Jane E Havl !: + 82. who died yesterday morning a: her home on route 2. Strafford. was forwarded to Fulton. Mo .. by ... Klingner Funeral home for hurtal.
Alts Hathe Thomas, 73 Vente ... 416 East Atlantic street, died at : : 'o'clock last night at her home. ¿ .. Is survived by her husband. I. F. Thomas. two sons. Carl Thomin, .: Springfield, and Fred Thomas of Se- nille. Wish, and a daughter. Mrs. A. . . Simmons. of Springfield ..
Mineral services will be held at 3 .. pri. this afternoon at Manley : ematery, tuo inlles south of Battle- i : . . ... with hurdal ur.cet lit fritt .. uh · Klingner company
BIRTHS
Mr. hindl Mr. R C. Dennla, 1651 Irve: . . uret. bu.wounce the birth of a son. Licorge . . If' :. May 2. Mrs. Dennis formerly Jan Miss Helen Ber-
Mr . . d Mre Taipl. Wills of Pacific. Mo. announce the birth of # 801. James R .. Iph. April 25. Mr. and Mrs. Wills were formeily of Springfield.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: The will of Mrs. Louise M. Holland was filed for probate .** Page 3: Mrs. Sarah Massey celebrated her 95th birthday .** Miss Ruby Bingham and Mr. George L. Painter were married .* Page 5: George Corles Mullings died .** Douglas Morris died .** Mrs. Mary Jane Adams died .*
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Births reported .** Marriage licenses issued .** Page 13: Mrs. Jennie Mitchell and G. L. Parker were married.
Marriage licenses were Issued todny to William C. Haden, 44, of Stockto. . and Angia Jenninga, 34. of Sprint. feild, and Clarence I,. Krumhoin. . Springfield, and Lillie Gregory, 26. . Reeds Spring, by Jaok W. Mckee
XII. THE MITCHELL . WEDS G. L. PARKEN. 1
the marriage of Mrs. JenEle Mitchel of Fayetteville, Ark, and O. L. Fart- I es of this city.The ceremony File! performed in rejetteville last week with the Rer :. p. O. Finney."pastor | of Central Presbyterian church, otti- c'ating.
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MRS. HOLLAND LEAVES $1,000 TO HER COOK
"-, Louke M. Holland. who died last week. left @1.000 to ber Negro COOL. Sarah Huddleston. In "re- ward for long ard faithful sert- Ices." and divided her- estate -be- tween har husband. Charles H. Holland and her sona.
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