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Prior to the ceremony. Miss Mil- dred Buret, Miss Berths Mae Buret. Miss Harcolla Sweet, and Miss Eve Sweet, of Carthage, Mo., accompanied by Mrs. i May M. * Brewster, sang "Bridal . Chorus" from "Lohengrin." Following the wedding service Mrs. Brewster played "Mendlessohn's Wed- ding March." After the wedding, re- freshments were served in .the dining room, the wedding cake forming . hugo centerpiece for the dining table Mr. and Mrs. Headlee plan to mot - or through Kansas City, Mo., Danver, to Boulder, Colorado, where
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tu Ktur in the fall to Sedalia, .MA an There Mr. Headles to the teacher" State Teachers collegerin itplat, gir -- and Ozark Wesleyan, .college. ; M Headles' "fi ~ graduate" of ' Willi ... Jewel college .-
. .FUty guests attended the wedding Out' of town gueste Included mem : bers of the family of Mr. Headler Mr. and Mrs. James Headles, and fam ily of Carriage. Mo., Mrs. Bert' Berkman ( niden City, Mo., Miss ) Headles of Golden City, Mo., u. Miss Viola Headlee, of Jerico Spring: Mo. Other out of town guests we: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needham ar family. of Joplin. Mo .. Mi."and " Mr Homer Wakefield of Joplin. Mo., Mr | Victor Atkinson, Mra. Allie Sweet ar. Tfamily. Miss Martha Atkinson, -ML. Ruth Atkinson, of Carthage, Mo., ar. Miss Ads Northway of Mounta. Grove, Mo.
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SPRINGFIELD MAN ENJOYS BIRTHDAY
I.Children .. . and .... Grandchildren FonVisit Amos Edwardson 86th Anniversary".
Enjoying & happy day with bis chil- dien and grandchildre who gath- hered at his home, Amor Edwards, 910 Pickwick avenue, celebrated his 86th birthday "Tuesday."
Mr. Edwards has had an interest- ¡ Ing and eventful life and. retains good health and en active-in+ :rest In pres- · ent-day affairs. He was l 'rn In Brown county. Ohlo. and one' ils first vote for Abraham Lincoln. He moved to Lebanon at the close of the war and : spent 40 years there, serving one term "As a member of the county court. He : married Miss Sarah E. Frieze of Leb- anon. He has lived ... Springfield more than 20 years. " >
A long table was apı ad with the birthday dinner and ti - guests in- cluded Mr. Edwards, acven children and six of his grande'illdren with their families. The children. Mrs. Henry Hughes, C. D. Edu ards, Mrs. L. J. Ivey and Misses Cora. Lillle, Nettle a .: d Blanche Edwarda.
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Mir. and Mra. Henry Hughes. Mr. ; ¡ and Mrs. C. D. Edwards, Mr .. and Mrs. i Charles Hughes, Mr nd Mrs. Harry Hughes, and daught r. Dorothy, who la Mr. Edwards' grep granddaughter: - Mr. and Mrs. Erne .. Hughes, Floyd and Eugene Edward, all of Lebanon. Mrs. L. J. Ivey. 81" uth Kimbrough. .... Nellie. B ... and Cola Liuie Edwarda of the hoi. . address; J. O. Cabaniss and Mr. 'd Mra. R. E. Ivey of Springfield.
Thieme- Walker Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Thieme of " Mitbole street road announced the engagement of their daughter. Ge- nera Thieme to Mr. Kermit H. Walk- er, ton of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Walker of this city. The date of the wed- ding has been placed in July.
2- CARDS.OF. THANKS.
STROUP-We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during ,the illness and death of our beloved mother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. German. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Be Vier. Mr. and Mrs. C. Richards.
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DEATHS
WILLIAM M. BLEDSOE
Funeral terceroswilliam - M. Bledsoe, 76,"who died Friday at the home of its son. H. B. Bledsoe, fol- lowing - priet iliness, will be held at 2 p. m. today at Wise Hill cemetery in .Christian-county. Burial will be undertdirection:"of the. Klingner. Funeral home.
MEDHALLEN
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at the family residence for Mrs. J. F. Allen. 61. who died Friday at her home in Hartville. Buriel will be. in the Hartville cemetery.
MRS. MARIE SCHRIEBER Funeral " services for Mrs. Marie & 'srieber. 62. wife of William Schrie- ber. Route No. 5. who died at her home Friday night following a brief Illness, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Monday at the St. Jolin'a Evangelical church. The Rev. Frederick Rave, of Lincoln, Neb.,"will officiate. Burial will be in Eastlawn cemetery under direction of W. L. Starne, undertaker.
: J. Fred Rhoads of Eldorado Springs, Mo., a meinber of State Teachers college board of regenta, „died from heart disease at his hot .. in Eldorado Springs Friday. Mr. Rhoads, an attorney. was active in public affairs at Eldorado Springs and formerly was a member of mo- gress. Funeral services will be heid at Eldorado Springs today.
MRS. MARY BAYLESS
Mrs. Mary M. Bayless, 71, died at the home of her son, Bourke Bayless, in Claremore, Okia., Thursday morn- ing at 3 O'clock after a brief iliness. Funeral services were conducted at the home In Carlemore. Mrs. Bayless was a pioneer citizen of Barry county, having lived there for over 50 years. She Is survived by three sons and one daughter, Bourke Bayless of Clare- more. Wayne Bayless. Guy Bayless and Mrs. George Davis, all of Clare- ; more.
MRS. A.W. DAVIS -.
Funeral services for Mre. A. W. . Davis, who died friday morning at her hon:c. one 1.
Grove, following several months' 111- ness, were held at 1:30 p. m. Batur- day at the home. Burial was in the Ash Grove cemetery under direction of the Galbraith Undertaking com- pany .. : Mrs. Davis had resided, In the Ash Grove vicinity for 50 years. She . is survived by her husband. a farmer. and fire ' children. Carl Davis, Will Davis. R. Davis, Mrs. Blanche Glover ! and Miss Mattie Davis of near Ash Grove.
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The Leader for Sunday, June 10, 1928, is missing
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 11, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 4: Mrs. Ida Dingeldein and Mr. William Andrews were married .**
Page 8: Daniel D. Williamson sues to divorce Emma E. Williamson. They have two children.
Page 10: There is a photo of four generations. Mrs. Marie Schrieber died .** Mrs. Minnie Mount died .** Carl P. Almroth died .** Mrs. Mollie Austin died .* W. E. Lloyd died .**
-Taste 'by - Dunces Stedle
Pour generations are shown m the photo printed abour in the center in atniling little Miss Mary Lou Pick- ering. Her mother, Mrs. Berniece L. Pickering. is on the left and her grandfather. Mr. Leslie Y. Wooldridge, stand- ing behind. On the right to the greatgrandmother. Mrs. Mary F. Woolridge. Mrs. Wooldridge lives at 704 South Deta ware and her son, Lealle F. Wooldridge, at 9:30 North obberson.
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! "Andrews-Dingeldein Wedding Here.
The marriage of Mrs. Ida Dingel- , dein and Mr. William Andrews, both of this city. took place Thursday . ... a: 11: Central Christian church. ,'orner of Washington and Division. -Reverend E. C. Sechier performed the .. ugle ring. service. Immediately fol- .ning the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. "Andrews left for a short trip. " They w ;! 1 make their home In Springfield ..
DEATHS
MRS. MARIE SCHRIEBER Funeral services "for Mrs. Mario Schrieber. 62, will be held at 2:30 o'clock today at St. John's Evangelical church. Burlal wlil be in Eastlawn cemotory, under direction of W. L. Starne. undertaker. .
MRS. MINNIE MOUNT AVAL Mrs. Minnie Mount dicd yesterday at her home in Prosser, Wash. She la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Steury. South Campbell atrcet road. Funeral arrangements aré incomplete. She is survived by a alster. Mrs. J. E. McCormick, and four brothers, Frank and E. C. Steury of Springfield and J. E. Steury, Brookline, and W. R. Steury of Whitefish. Wash.
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CARL P. ALMROTH
Carl P. Almroth, 84, died following a short illness yesterday at the Pyth- ian home. .. He had bene a resident of the home for more than a year, com- ing here from Brookfield, Mo. Fu- neral arrangementa are Incomplete pending word .- from his lodge, Lnn County No. 390, of Brookfield. Mo., of the Knights of Pthylas.
MRS. MOLLIE AUSTIN
Mrs. Mollie Austin. 49. died yester- day at her home. 1732 East Grand street. following & lingering Illness. She is survived by her husband. Claude Austin; her father, Willian Stepp, and two sisters, Mrs. Ellena Nanley,. Corpus Christi, Texas; and Mrs. H. Thomas, Denver. . Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock L'uesday at Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. Burial will be in Hazelwood cemetery.
W. E. LLOYD
W. E. Lloyd, 69. died Saturday night at hla home in Brookline. Mr. Lloyd had lived in this section of the country most . of his life,' having been born In Platte county. Missourl. He is survived by his wife, ten chil- dren. Quy Lloyd, St. Louis; Mrs. Ger- tie Bray, Kansas City; Mrs. George Noblett; Great Bend, Kan .; Fyan Lloyd, Republic; Mrs. R. E. Stanley. Dorrell Lloyd, Sherman Lloyd and Mrs. Hubert Conn, all of Springfield and M. B. ard Ralph Lloyd of the home address: and by two brothers and three sisters. Funeral services probably will be held this afternoon Arrangements are in charge of the R. E. Thurman Undertaking com- pany of Republic.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 2: James Fred Rhodes died .**
Page 3: A daughter Betty Jane Fuchett was born June 5 to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fuchett. Page 12: Mrs. Marie Schrieber died .** Mrs. Mollie Austin died .**
W. E. Lloyd died .** Mrs. Minnie Mount died .** Earl P. Almroth died .** McReynolds infant died .** Leslie Snyder died .**
Logan Edwin Hopper died .**
DEATHS
NICK SIXITE UCHETEBER Funeral services for . Mrs. Marie today at St. John's Evangelical'j church. Burial was in East Lawn i cemetery under direction of W. L. Starne, undertake: -
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MRS. MOLLIE AUSTIN
Funeral services for Mrs. Molite Ausiln. 49, who died Sunday at her home. 1732 East Grand strect, follow. llor à lingering llinres, will be held at 2.30 p. m. Tuesday at the Almin "Lohmeyer funeral home. Burial will : be In Hazelwood cemetery. She Is ou:vived by her husband. Claude Auf- tin: her father. William Stepp, and
MrA El:r:a Manley.
Tex. and Mrs. Il . Thomas, Denver.
COLLEGE TEACHERS GO TO RHODES' FUNERAL
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Pubers: servicea for Jarara Fred her a member of the Southwest! Microlist State Teachers Indtage board al melo for Is there and platieri aller1 of Eidorado Aprings. spre ---
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Frijom, at the Eidorado Springs Ar CHCIFry. where Mr. Rhodes was bur- ind were conducted by the Masonic lodge, of which he had been a mem- ber.
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.He is survived by his wife and flere : Anhs. Attorney J. F. Rhodee. Kannas City: George Rhodes of Lees Summitt. and Willany Rioden's of Eldorado Sprites
Mr. Rhodes was born in Leeds, Eng. land. and received his education in the University of Illinois. lle had been practicing law in Eldorado Sprit:ga for more than 35 years .. .
% Aring the present members of the , board of regents, past members and faculty of State Teachers college who attended the funeral were Mrs. W. B. Linney. W 8 Candiey. ( E. Covert. 1 .! Achneider. Ignace Glaser. J D De.p Roy Ellis. 11 A Wor. Fre Mor- r. W Y Foster and D) T Kizer.
W. E. LLOYD
-- Funeral services were held this eft- jernoon for W. E Lloyd. 69. who died Saturday night at his home In Brook. line. Burtal was under direction of the R. J. Thurman Undertaking company of Republic. Mr. Lloyd had lived in this section most of his life .. having been born in Platte county. Missouri. He is survived by his wife. : - 10 children, Quy Lloyd, 8t. Louts; Mrs. Gertie Bray. Kanona City: Mra. George Noblett. Great Bend, Kas : | Fran Lloyd. Republic: MrA R E Stanley. Dorrell Lloyd. Sherman Lloyd and Mia Hubert Conn. all of Springfield, and M. B and Ralph Lloyd of the home address and by two brothers and three Meters
MRS. MINNIE MOI NI ·
preve tor Mit Maimie Moule. whin dieC Surday &' he; han. if Prosser. Wark The rode will be forwarded
- here': { Haylal. . She la survived by A : Noter. MA ?. J E. McCormick, and four fthitlerk. Frank and E. C. Strury o! Springfield. and J E Sieury of BrookHascand W. R Steuty of White-' fish. Wash .. and her parents. Mr. and i Mre R Steury of the South Campbell ' · street road.
FARI. P.'AI.MR0)11 .?
The body of Carl P Almroth. 84 who r :r1 Sindey n' tl: Ps:1 ... . Home following a short ilfuess, will . he forwarded tonight to Brookfield. Mo hy W 1. Siarne, undertaker. for bursa! Services will be held hv the Broekleidt Inden No 300, Krachts of
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INFANT: DAUGHTER, metal services were held'at 2:30 - today et the Btarne mortuary for tt - infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T / MeReynolds, of 641 South Grant atrue, who died early this morning. Burtsi was in Eastlawn cemetery. Mr. McReynolds was a member of the : Springfield police department until ! the new administration. i
lirto this morning for funtrich serv- ices und bursa! Mf Snider oid Sat - saintlay In a veteran's hospital nt . Mus- Logre 'T'hr body was accompanied here by his wife. Funeral services. were held at 3 p m today and burial Fora m Greenlawn cemetery under the direction of the Klingner Funeral home Bolomon Lodge No. 271. A. F:' And A M., was In cherge of services ut : the grave. Mr. Snyder served In the World war. He formerly worked In: t'se Friaco general offices here and at ! Sapulpa. Okla
LOGAN EDWIN HOPPER.
Funeral serviceo were held at 3 p : m Sunday at Protem, Mo, for Logan Edwin Hopper. 77. who died Saturday afternoon al the home of a son. Her- i bert . H."Hopper. 757 Weit Walnut! street. Buclal was at Protem He Ia survived by hle wife, four sons. B. I .. . Hopper of Stratford. Mo .: William J.' Hopper of Denver: James L. Hopper of . Brookline, Mo. and Herbert Hopper. ; at whose home he died, and by = daughier. Mrs. Bonnte Timberheart of . Loulaville, Ky. The body was pre- pared. for burial by W. L. Starne, un- dertaker.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Leo Scott, 26, and Tinsey Skelton, 20, both of Springfield. Page 9: Card of thanks .**
Page 10: Mrs. Carrie Mae Vickers died .** Logan Edwin Hooper died .** Mrs. Mollie Austin died .** Carl P. Almroth died .** Mrs. R. W. Mount died .*
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DEATHS
MRS. CARRIE NAE VICKERS Mrs. Carple Map Vickers, 56, died I day afternoon" following an ntst John's hospital gnet Leczse RouterNg. t. a short distance CenterSaiRIEF KBharis survived. bym 4748 Blanche / Wilkersony Route No. 4; her mother, Mrs. Eliza- beth Rhodes. Springfield: dister. "Mrs.Grace .Millard. of Picher, ... Okla ... and;a brother, Harry Prosser, Spring- Fileld :· Funeral -arrangementa-are .In- complete. Burial will be at Eastlawn cemetery under direction of Klingner Funeral home.
LOGAN EDWIN HOOPER
Funeral services for Logan Edwin Hooper, 77, who died Saturday at his home. 737 West Walnut street, were held Sunday, afternoon at Pro Tem. Mo. Burial was under direction of W. L. Starne. undertaker.
MRS. MOLLIE AUSTIN Funeral services for Mrs. Mollie Auatin, 49. will be held at 2:30 o'clock today at Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. Burlal will be in Hazelwood cemetery. Mrs. Austin died Sunday at her home. 1732 East Grand street, following & lingering illness.
CARI. P.+ ALMROTH!
The body of Carl P. Almrothm. 84. who died Sunday at"Pythian Home following a chort Illness, was sent last night to Brookfield, Mo., where. burial will be made under direction of Brookfield Lodge -No: 390; Knights of Pythias.
MRS. R .. W. MOUNT .
The body of Mrs. R. W. Mount. youngest daughter of Mr. and Mra. R. W. Steury, Route 3. Campbell Street road. who died at her home .r. Pros- ser. Wash., Saturday, will arrive In Springfield for burial. Friday. Funeral services probably will be conducted from her parents' home Saturday aft- ercoon at 2:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Hazelwood cemetery under the direction of W. L. Starne.
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We wish to thank our friends and neigh- bora for their help, also for the floral of- "jerings during the illness and death of our father. R. C. BLEDSOE H. B. BLEDSOE W. F. BLEDSOE
MRS. J. A. KOHLER MRS. GEO. WITTEN. 2
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Marriage license: Clyde R. Anderson, 24, and Myrtle W. Calloway, 18, both of Stafford.
Page 6: Mrs. R. W. Mount died .* Mrs. J. A. Harris died .** Mrs. Carrie Mae Vickers died .** A daughter Freda Pauline Barclay was born June 11 to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Barclay, 357 West Chase street.
Page 11: Card of thanks .**
Page 13: Miss Louise Elizabeth Vrooman and Mr. C. Mitchell Bilt were married .** Miss Mary McClernon and Mr. Paul Larkin were married .**
Mrs. Esther Owens of Denver, Colo., and Mr. T. E. Hutchings of Springfield were married in Springfield. They will live at 533 West Calhoun street.
DEATHS
ARA-AMOUNT:" The body of Mrl. R. W. Mount. youngest daughter; of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Steury, route 3. Campbell are- Due .road, who died at her home In Procter. Wash .. Saturday. will arrive In Springfield Friday for burla! Funeral services probably will be held at 2:30 p. m. Saturday at ber parents* home. Burial will be In Hazelwood cemetery under direction of W. L .- siarne. undertaker. -
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MRS. I. A. HARRIS '"Funeral services werd beid June 4 at Latham, Kan., for Mrs. J. A. Hatria. abd Monatt,- Who died June s'at her home . In Latham. Burial was In Grand Prairie cemetery. Mra. Harris is Tarvived by-100 living descendante, toeluding her' four children. sixty great grandchildren, eight great great grandchildren. « olster. Mra. Celina ' Tre: and a brother. Berlinand Worm- ington. of reer Monett.
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WR -. CARRIF. MAE VICKERS Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Afae- T:+Le :* 56 who died Monday after- nonr. follow:ar an operation at St. : John # homptal. will be held at 2 p. 1 m. Wednesday at the Klingner Fu- : Deral bome. The Rev. W. E. Moody. pastor of the Penteconal church. will afliste and buriai will be in East- Lawn cemetery. Mia Vickers ited on route 4. a short distance from the city. Ber la survived by a daughter. Xr Blanche Wilkerson. Doute No. 4. ber motber. Met. Elizabeth Rhodes, :
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HILT.VRODMAN T" . WEDDING ANNOUNCED
Mrs. W. L. Vrooman of Kansas City. Mo., and formerly of Springfield, an- nounces the marriage of her daugh- ter. Louise Elizabeth Vrooman, to Mr. OF MitchelifHüt of. Kansas: City on | Saturday, June 9, at 2:30 p. m. The ceremony was performed at Liberty. Mo .. the Rev. H. H. Luetzow offi- ciating. Mrs. Hilt is the daughter of the late Mr. Wliliom L. Vrooman of Springfield. Mr. Hilt 1s the auper- tendent of construction for the Midwest General Electric company at Kansas City. Following the wedding ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Hiit left for A three weeks' tour of the west. They plen to reside In Kansas City.
LARKIN-McCLERNON WEDDING TODAY
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: A very attractive wedding took place this morning at 6 o'clock in the 81. Agnes church when Miss Mary ' McClernon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Henry McClerno 1. 009 Bouth Jeffer- i son avenue, became the bride of Mr. I Paul Larkin; son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Larkin of this city.
The bride wore a peach crepe ro- maine dress, trimmed with rhine- stones, and carried a wedding bouquet - of white rosea and aweet peas.i Miss Mary Murphy acted na her brides- ! n'wid, and wore a dress of poudre blue crepe. She carried a bouquet of ; pink rosebude. Mr. Henry Mtellou acted as best man for Mr. Larkin.
Preceding ine ceremony. Miss Lura Heckenlively played Lohengrin's wed-| diug march. Following the wedding. a breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parenta. Only the two Immediate ramilles and close friends ! were present.
M. and Mrs larkin left !mmed !- ately after the reception for St. Louis. Mo. and other points east. After a two weeks' trip they plan to make :hn :: home in Springfield
2- CARDS OF THANKS.
WE with to thank our friends and neigh- bota for their help; also for the floral offertage during the fitness and death of ør uthy. R. O. Bledsoe. H. 8. Birdsce, W. P. Siedaos, MIA. J. A. Kohler, Mis. George WHun
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .*
Page 2: Mrs. Lucy M. Rice died .*
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Mrs. Julia D. Hull died .** Mrs. Carrie Mae Vickers died .** C. L. Gillispie died .**
Page 4: Miss Mary McClernon and Mr. Paul Larkin were married .**
Miss Louise Elizabeth Vrooman and Mr. C. Mitchell Hilt were married .** Page 5: Amos Edwards celebrated his 86th birthday .**
Amos Edwarda, 910 Pickwick ave- nue. 'former judge .. of Laclede county. celebrated his 86th birthday at his .. 0 June 5. Mr. Edwards has seven children and all were present at the birthday celebration. He was born In Brown county. Ohio and moved to Lebanon at the close of the Civil RAT. He has lived in Springfield more than 20 years. Mr. Edwards cast his first vote for Abraham Lincoln.
MARRIAGE, LICENSES
Raymond J. Welters, 31. and Helen E. Johnson, 24, both of Springfield: John Jones, 55. Springfield. and Sarah Hall. 40. Mountain Grove; John W. Corbin, 66. Strafford, and Clara. L Birlaley, 50, WWlow Aprior
Hilt-Vrooman Marriage -.
Mrs. W. L. Vrooman of Kansas City. Mo .. announces the marriage of her daughter. Miss Louise Elizabeth Vrooman to Mr. C. Mitchell Hilt of Kansas City. The wedding took place Saturday, June 9 at Liberty, Mo. Reverend H. H. Luetzow performed the ceremony. Mrs. Hilt is the daugh- ter of the late Mr. .. William L. Vroo- man of Springfield. Mr. Hilt la the superintendent of construction for the Midwest General Electric com- pany, at Kansas City. Following the wedding ceremony. the couple left for a three weeks tour of the west. Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs. Hilt will reside in Kansas City.
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DEATHS
LUCY M. RICE .
Mra. Lucy M. Rice, 59, died yester- day afternoon at 4 o'clock at her home. 1524 North Missouri avenue. She is survived by her husband, A. M. Rice, one brother. Stewart Payne and three alsters, Mrs. Missouri .Kirk, Mra. Mary Ballard and Mrs. Emme Bamone. Funeral arrangements are pending with Klingner Undertaking company.
MRS. JULIA D. HU'LL
Mrs. Julie F. Hull, 64, uled yester- ndaynat her home. 716 South, Pick- wick. She le survived by her nusband. J. E. Hull, and six daughters; Mra. Claude . Burdett. Springfield; -. Mrs. Ella Riveburg. Topeka, Kan .; Mre. Florence Morton, Tulsa; Mrs. Willa Bigtimber, Mont., and Mrs. Belt Tal- art, Egly, Mont., and Mrs. Belt Tal- bot, Chicago.'
C. O. GILLISPIE
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The body of C. L. Gillispie. 45, who died yesterday in Kansas City, will be brought to Springfield today for bur- 1al. Funeral arrangements are under direction of Klingner Funeral home, and are incomplete." Mr.' Gillisple 18 survived 'by hle wife; two sisters, Miss Vivian Gillispie, Springfield ;; Mrs. R. E. Roberts, Albuquerque, N. M., and four brothers. J. A. J. H. and P. E. Gillisple. Strafford, and F. V. Gil- lisple, of Hobart, Okla.
MRS. CARRIE MAE VICKERS
Funeral Arvices, for ; Mra. Carrie Herryckas, 66, will be held ;"> 2 o'clock today at Klingper Funeral home. Burial will be in Eastlawn cemetery. Mra. Vickers died Mon- day following an operation at &t. John's hospital.
Larkin-McClernon Wedding Yesterday
.... The marriage of Miss Mary Mc- Clernon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry McClernon of 600 South Jef- ferson avenue to Mr. Paul Larkin, son of Mr and Mrs. 8. J. Larkin, 1317 North 'Broadway avenue, took place : at the St. Agnes church at aix o'clock ¡yesterday morning. The bride wore , a pink crepe romaine dress, and car- ried a bouquet of white and roses and I sweet peas. Miss Mary Murphy, who! acted as her bridesmaid. . wore a pou- dre blue crepe, and carried pink rose buds. Mr. Henry Mellon acted as best man. for Mr. Larkin. . Preceding and during the ceremony, Miss Lure Herk - erilively played Lohengrin's Wedding March. Following the ceremony. a wedding breakfast waa served at the home of the bride's-parents. Mr. and ::- Larkin left Immediatediv after- wards for a short trip. to St. Louis. Mo .. and eastern points. In two weeks they will return to Springfield. .- where they will make . their home. Only the immediate families of the couple, and a few close friends at- | tended the wedding.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 5: Crannel Sprong divorced Laura Wridman Sprong. They have a minor child. Marriage licenses issued .** Page 10: Mrs. Lucy M. Rice died .** Mrs. Julia E. Hull died .** Charles O. Gillispie died .** G. H. Appleby died .**
Page 13: Miss Helen Johnson and Mr. Raymond J. Welters were married .** Mr. Richard . Mason and Miss Janet Gaydon were married .**
Mrs. Mrs. Cora J. Shepherd and Mr. John Hemmen were married .**
Page 14: Mrs. Alma Butterly went to Cavere, Okla, for the funeral of her niece Mrs. Nyles Butterly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Butterly, formerly of Springfield.
There is an article about William F. Layton.
MR. RICHARD A. MAMON - ¡JIARHIED IN CALIFORNIA
Announcement had been made of' the marriage of Mr: Richard A Mason ! and + Mins Janet Gaydon in Long ; Beach. Cal. The ceremony was rend , at 9 o'clock in the morning on June 2 at St. Luke's Episcopal church. Mr. Mason ta a graduate of Springfield i High school and miso attended Drury ; college. Mrs Mason is from Deron- ahtre, South England. They will make their home in Long Beach.
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MARRIAGE LICENSEDE
Raymond L. Welters, 31. and Helen E. Johnson, 24, both of Springfield: John Jones. 56, Springfield, and Ba- rah Hall. 49, Mountain Grove; John W. Corbin. 66. Strafford, and Clara J. Brisely. 50, Willow Springs.
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MER, SOHA A. SHEPHERD MARILIED IS AT. LOL'IS
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