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Page 11: Miss Mary Elizabeth Hampson and Mr. Elton Osman Smith were married .** Williams family reunion .**
Page 12: F. M. DeArmond was killed .*
POLICE GUARD BIER OF HERO
Thousands Expected to View :Body of Slain Cop Today; Delays_Seeing Mate
DBtricken with grief, Mrs. F. M. De Armond . this morning was taken to the W. L. Starne funeral parlors to select a casket for her husband, vio- tim of' Newell "Dobb" Adams; who rao amuck Monday. fatally wounding two and sarlously Injuring two others. Mrs. DeArmond did not view ber husband's body. She will wait until late In the afternoon.
Burlal at Everton
Funeral services for Mr. DeArmond hn. been set for 10 o'clock Thursday at the Starne mortusry. Tha body will be taken to Grove chapel, near Everton, where services will be held at 2:30 o'clock. Burial will be In the cemetery there.
Police in full uniform will form a guard at the funeral of thair brother officer. Chief Pika announced.
Black crepe was hung over the door of the police atation Tuesday.
2000 Vlew Body
DeArmond's body will lia In state from 2 o'clock. this afternoon until the funeral tommorrow. -
Two officers will stand by tha casket us honorary guarde as friends file by the bler. More than 2000 persons al- ready have viewed the body, Mr. Starne aald.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Sarah Whalin, who died yesterday from gunshot wounds .inflicted-by. Adams, are Incomplete.
l'uneral Probably Friday
Servicey probably will be held Fri- day afternoon at the family residence. 11701 West Webster street. Burial will be under direction of Mr. Starne.
Mrs. Whalin Is survived by her hus- band. five daughters and three sons The daughters are Miss Bessie Wha- !!!. 7 MITNe Petileton. Mrs Edith MeC:ury and Mis Newel! Adams, of Springfield, and Mrs Lor.s Mccrary of Kansas City The sona are James : W !.... 1 of Springf.ch :. Roy and John Whalın of Shippey. Ark.
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IMÁRKLAGE LICENSES
James M. Williame, 26, and Lucille J. . Wampler, 18 .. both"of Clever,"Mo .. Efton O. Smith, .24,; and, Mary. Eliza- beth Hampeon. 21. both of Spring; field; Paul .J.Brown, 29, and: Gladys Burrows, - 27, - both 'of ' .Marionville: Henry Woods, 27. Jenkins, Mo. . and :Velma Oline, 18,,Springfield,
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. ,Burrell, 1030 West : Walnut "street. Vanounce the birth of a con. Donald. Eugene, June "Mr. "und "Mrs. Earl Napier of Re- publie announced the birth of daughter. Helen Grace, June 17. Mrs. Napier formerly_war_Miss. Morelia Jackson of Springfield. ;
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"Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Rob- F:tron. 400 South Weller Avenue, a daughter. Margaret. June 14.
Mr and Mrs. S. M. Bray. 1438 Fas! Mill street, announce the birth of a con. Maloy Eugene. June 14. .
MISS'MARY E. HAMPSON BECOMES BRIDE
Mriland Mm F.W .. Phillips. 980; Klit Elm street: announce, the marri: i age of their niece, Mise Mary Eliza -. beth Hampson, to Mr. Elton Osman Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Smith. The ceremony was read this morning at 10 o'clock at the Christ Episcopal church by the Reverend C: G. Fox.
Mrs. Smith is a graduate of Drury college and a member of Lambda Al- ¡ pha and Delta Delta Delta sororities. Mr. Smith is also a graduate of Drury college and le & member of Delta Gamma Chi fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for a short wedding trip after which they will be at home st 549 East Harrison street.
FAMILY REUNION AT MARIONVILLE
A family reunion was held Bundsy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Williams near Marlonville. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hale. Str. and Mra. Loren Williama of Springfield and daughter. Betty of Noel, Mo .. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pat- tterson of Beverly Hills. Cal., and Miss Idah Williams
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DEATHS
THOMAS J. OLYNN
Puneral services for Thomas ! Glynn. 61, prominent Springfield business man, president and manager of the Welch Packing company Agnes Citholle church. Burley wLes St. Mary's cometer,"ider dirtotta of the Herman ,H., Lohmeyer Pubers!' home. . Mr .. Glynn dled Tuesday morning at S .. John's hospital following' brief illness. He has been active In. com- r.ercial circles of . the city : for many y ars, and was a member of the Ro- Inry. Chamber of Commerce and the Commercial e !!!
"He bbsurvived by his wife, twosans. Dr. Robert Glynn and Thomas H. Glyun, and a daughter, M .. s Mary ! Glynn, all of Springfield.
JULIAN C. WILL
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Funeral arrangements are Incom- plete for Julian C. Hill, who died yea- terday at a hospitil at Independence. Mo. The body arri ed here this nuon for services and b :: rial by the Alına Lohmeyer Funeral home. Mr .. l'i11 for several years was a resident uf Springfield. He la survived by his wtfc. three sons and two daughters- N:" .. A. O. I. F.ert and Mrs. Loula Me- ! (ice o. Springfield, and Rissle L' Hur Irv W., and George H. Hill. all of Sprungfield. He also t: survived by his inother, Mrs. Emlly Hill. of Fair : Grove. Burial will be In Unlon Mound cemetery. 12 miles north of in !! Grove. 1
MRS. MARY HELEN HAYNES
Mrs. Mary Helen Haynes, 31. wife of T. O. Haynes o." Deepwater. Mo., dled this morning In a hospital here, fol- lowing an operation. The body r."I be forwarded . Brownington, Mo., by the Alma Lohr. e ur Funeral home for burial. Funeral services will be held At 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon. S'.e Is survived by her parents, her husband, three slaters. Mra. L. E. Het- field. Springfield; Mr. Clifford [ Ibel, Oklahoma City, and Mra. u. O. . it."th of Kansas City. ar.d by two brothers.
JOE STOCKSTILL
Funeral services for Joe Stockstill, 37. who died Tuesday at hla home. Route 10. Springfield, will to held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the Klingner Funeral chapel. Burial will be In Greenlawn cemetery.
HARDY HACKNEY
Funeral services fr - Hardy Hackney. who died at his home In Chicago, will be held at 10 o'clock Thursday men- ing at the hom, of a sinter, Mrs. Ches- 1 Schofield. 937 East Pacific street.
Burial will be under direction o. the F'ingner Funeral "Home." He "la auf"- v - by wife, his father, 11. Ht. Hacky ney, and two .; tert Mrs. Schotleld and 'Mra Can, Tied, of Springfield,
SIRN. ISADORA GOODMAN Mineral services will be held at o'clock Thursday morning at the fam- 11 aldence. ''44 North Lyon avenue' [pr Mra. Isadora = Ooodmah. "76.win died Tuesday. Durtal will be to fit ...- rat Ridge cemetery under direction of the Klingner . uneral home.
1 .. 131 .. 4\A Mra. Mary E Blank. 02. dled l'ues+- day night @ her home. 2236 North F. t c'enue. Sh In burvived b: two sons, Clarence D. Blank of Springfield a. H. L Blank of Waterloo, Je .; two 'daughters. Mrs. L. S. Cornett and Mrs. M. A Montfort, Springfield; end by A : slater r- · four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday at the Klingner chapel. Du:' : will be in Greenlawn c :. nelery.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Paul J. Brown and Gladys Burrow, both of Marionville, were married yesterday in Springfield.
Marriage licenses issued .**
Mamie Nearguard was appointed guardian for Gwenith and Olivia Nearguard,
minors.
Page 2: A daughter Helen Grace Napier was born Jun 17 at Republic to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Napier. Mrs. Napier was formerly Miss Monetta Jackson of Springfield.
Page 3: Francis DeArmond was killed .**
G. W. Yoakum committed suicide .**
Page 4: Miss Mary Elizabeth Hampson and Mr. Elton Smith were married .** Mr. Paul Lohmeyer and Mrs. Ethel Hesengill were married .**
Miss Mary Catherine Cook and Mr. John T. Robinette, Jr., were married .**
Page 12: Robert B. Howard, 30, of Wichita, Kansas, and Delta Jean Glasscock, 25, of Miller were married yesterday in Springfield. Julian C. Hill died .* Mrs. Mary Ellen Haynes died .** Hardy Hackney died .** - Joe Stockstill died .* Mrs. Isadore H. Goodman died .** Mrs. Mary E. Blank died .**
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Hold'Services Today i For Officer Killed Monday In Battle
Springfield today will pay honor to the memory of Francis DeArmond, police detective.
Funeral services for the officer, who was killed in a gun battle Monday night by Newell. "Dobb" Adams, wu "be held at 10 o'clock this morning at Starne mortuary.
· Uniformed police will act, as . pall bearers and guards of honor. Fol- lowing the services at the mortuary , the body will be taken to Grove chapel, near Ererton, where .services will be held at 2:30 o'clock. Burial will be there.
Officers Oliver, J. Teaff. Dodd. Brookshire. Does and Gooch will be active pall bearers. Motorcycle police Johnson and Brookshire will act u escort for the funeral procession to Everton.
Mr. DeArmond was a member of the Macabises lodge and of the Woodmen of the World.
Funeral services for the second vic- tim of Adama on his wild rampage over the city. Mrs. Sarah Whalin, will be beid at 2:30 o'clock Friday at the home 1701 West Webster street. Mrs. Whalin's body will lie in state at Starne mortuary from 12 o'clock until 15 o'clock today. It then will be re- moved to the home
MAN HANGS SELF AS HEALTH FAILS
Body, of 80; Year-Old Farmer Found By Daughters At Home Near Monett .
Spoelal Dispatch to The News, MONETT. Mo., June - 20 .- G. W. Yoakum, 80, farmer living eight miles west of Monett on .... Highway 16, banged himself early this morning. Falling health was given as the cause of his act.
Found By Daughters The aged man was found by his two daughters, Mary and Frances. with whom he made his home, when they went to the barn to milk early this morning.
Survived By Five
Mr. Yoakum's wife died eight years ago. He is survived by five children, Misses Mary and Frances Youkum. Mrs. Susan Boyne, Tom Yoakum and D. W. Yoakum.
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Robinette-Cook Wedding Here
A very pretty home wedding took place Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mra. M. 8. Cook, 712 Hampton street, when their daughter, Miss Mary Catherine Cook became the bride of Mr. John T. Robinette, Jr.
Reverend M. T. Cowden read the wedding service, and the double ring ceremony was used. The bridal party stood before a background of green, decorated with pink and white roses. and baskets of lilies and hydranges. The house was decorated with wreaths, bowls, and vases of flowers. Preceding the ceremony, Miss Myra K. Cook, uster .of the bride, sang "Be- cause" accompanied by . Miss Martha Crendall. Lohengrin's wedding march was played during the ceremony.
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. ' The bride wore a frock of white taffeta, mady bouffant. She wore & long vell held in place with a head piece of pearls. She carried & wed- ding bouquet of roses and sweet peas. Her attendant was her sister, Miss Myra Cook. They were joined at the altar by the groom and his brother. Mr. J. H. Robinette, who acted as best man.
Only relatives and close friends at- tended the wedding. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Crandall and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Crandall of Mt. Vernon, Mo., Mrs. J. A. Robinette, and Mrs. Paul Robinette of Hartville, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bryant and family of Miller, Mo., and Mr. and Mrs. Hudde of Golden City. Mo.
After a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Robinette plan to reside in Springfield.
Hampson-Smith Wedding Takes Place
: + The wedding of Mies Mary Eliza- , bath Hampson, the neice of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Phillips, and Mr. Elton Ghaith, son of . Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Bootth was solemnized yesterday working at 10 o'clock at the Christ xptocopal church .. The service was read by the Reverend C. G. Fox and only members of the two families attended the wedding.
Mrs. Smith is a graduate of Drury college and a member of Lambda Nipba Lambde and Delta Delta Delta Sororities. "Mr. Both is also a pred- .tto Drwy college, and a member Detta Gamma Chi fraternity. After Milbort wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. ruth 'will reside at sig Last Har-
Con & Howard, 30, WIchita. Kan,, and Delta Jean Glasscock. 25. Miller, wor married at the court house yesterday. The ceremony was mid by the Reverend E. C. Sechler. -
MARRIAGE LICENSES
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Robert B. Howard. 56. Wichita. Kan., and Deita Jean Glascock. 25. Muller: James M. Williams. 25. and Lucille J. Wampler. 18. both of Clever: Eiton O. Smith. 24. and Mary Elizabeth Hampson. 21. both of Springfield; Paul J Brown. 29, and Gladys Burrow. 27. both of Marion- villa; Henry Woods, 27. Jenkins, and Velma Cline. 15. Springfield.
Mrs. Paul Lohmeyer Weds In St. Louis
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The wedding of Mr. Paul Lohmeyer to Miss Ethel Hesengill will take place today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ekberg, in St. Louis, Mo. Mr. Lohmeyer. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Loh- meyer, and Mrs. Ruby Edison left last night for St. Louis, to attend the wedding
DEATHS
JULIAN C. HILL
Funeral : ervices for Julian C. HIn. former Springfield man, will be con- ducted at 10:30 o'clock' today at?Alma Lohmeyer funeral chapel .. Following the services here . the body will be taken to Union Mound cemetery where services will be conducted and. burial made. Mr. Hill died Tuesday at & hospital in Independence. :
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MRS. MARY E. BLANK
Funeral services for Mrs Mary E. Blank. '2. will be held at 2 o'clock today at the Klingner Funeral chapel on Commercial ::: er. Mr Blank died Tuesday evening following a ... : ness, at her home. 2236
Greenlawn cemetery,
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Funeral services were held for Francis M. DeArmond. [This is a long article.] Page 2: A son Ralph Fisher, Jr., was born June 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fisher.
Page 16: G. W. Yoakum committed suicide .**
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FIND FATHER'S BODY HANGING. TO RAFTER
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MONETT. No. June 21 .- 0. W. Trattit. Co-year-old farmer living jeight miles weet of bere. committed sukide Wednesday by banging him-
The body was found banging to . . rafter in the barn by the man's tvo --- Caughters, Mary and France. Mr Yoskum La survived by five . t .::..... Miss Mary Yostum, Mise !
; Tom Toskum Lod D. W. Yoakum. Hla | wife died right years ago.
MRS. MARY ELLEN HAYNES
The body of. Mrs. Mary Ellen Haynes. 31. of Deepwater. Mo., who died at a local hospital yesterday, has been sent by the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home to Brownington, Mo .. for burlal. Burial services will be at 2:30 o'clock today. She le aurvived by her husband. T. G. Haynes, and her parents, three sisters, and two brothers.
HARDY HACKNEY
· Funeral services for Hardy Hackney. who died Monday at his home in Chi- cago, will be held at 10 o'clock Thurs- day morning at the home of a sister. Mrs!"Chester Schofield. 037 Pacific street: "Burial will be made in Maple Park cemetery under direction of Klingner Funeral home.
JOE STOCKSTILL
Funeral services for Joe Stockstill. 37. will be held at 10 o'clock Friday morning .at the: Klingner- Funeral chapel. Burial. will be in Greenlawn cemetery.
' MRS. ISADORE H. GOODMAN
Funeral services for Mrs. Isadore H. Goodman will be held . at 9 o'clock this morning at the home. 2244 North Lyon avenue. Burial will be in Hazel- wood cemetery under direction of ' Klingner ,Funeral home. Mrs. Good- man is survived by four daughters. Mrs. Eva .agerman and Mrs. Nellie Pearson of Springfield, Mrs. Mamie Hamilton. Walnut Grove. and Mrs. Etta Humbley, of Monett, and a son, : Charles Goodman. Cuba City. Cal.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
The public administrator was appointed to administer the estate of Normand Standard.
Page 4: Miss Erma Frank and Mr. C. A. Fullmer were married .**
Miss Juanita Emack and Mr. Walter Thompson were married .** Page 5: Francis M. DeArmond was killed .**
Page 6: The Union National bank was appointed to administer the estate of E. Ophelia Seaman.
Page 14: Norman Standard died .*
LAST HONOR PAID SLAIN DETECTIVE AT SERVICE HERE
Many Floral Tributes Cover Grave of Francis DeArmond, Shot Down Monday By Newell Adams
FLOWERS given in loving tribute by friends and relatives banked bigh the grave of Francis M. De- Armond, police detective ahot by Newell "Dobb" Adama and buried carly yesterday afternoon on the gently hinside of the Grove cemetery ut Everton.
Hundreds of persona gathered at the Starne mortuary where funeral services were conducted yesterday morning and again at the
little church at the Grove cemetery.
CHAPEL CROWDED
The chapel of the Starne mortuary was completely filled and hundreds of others gathered in the street.
The Reverend W. R. Russell, pastor of .the First Presbyterian church at Everton who has known Mr. and Mrs. DeArmond many years, con- ducted the funeral services.
Uniformed officers of the police force, city and county . officials as well as hundreds of neighbors and friends of the DeArmond . family at- lended the service. Immediately after . The brief service here the crowd filed by the casket in a last tribute to the vain hero and the procession started for Everton.
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Motorcycle policemen . Virgil John- son and S. N Brookshire acted as the escort. Chief of Police G. C. Pike, Mayor T. H Gideon, and as- distant chief of police. H L. Teaff
were among the many persons going from Springfield to the cemetery. About 50 cars were in the funeral procession.
HUNDREDS. AT CEMETERY
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:,At the Grove cemetery i hundreds of other persons, many of them who had .known Mr. and Mrs. DeArmond . when they lived it Everton.". had gathered. The church was fllled to overflowing and many stood outside. Brief services were held there .
Members of the police detective de- „partment acted as pallbearers,, .lames - - Estes and Ed Hick acted as honor guarda. Active pall bearers nero Officers Tony Oliver, J. Traff. Allen Doda. J. 'M. Brookshire. G. O. Doss and W. A. Gooch.
Through all the trying ordeal Mrs. DeArmond bore up bravely. Since the tragedy Monday the has been postrate with grief but, although the wept uncontrollably and plainly was torn by the terrific strain of the or- deal, she was able to make the trip to Everton. Elsle DeArmond. 16-year- old adopted daughter. remained close ! at her side, as she has since disaster ; overtook the latte household Monday.
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Thompson-Emack Wedding Announced
Mr. and Mrs. George Emack of Cabool, Mo., announce the wedding of their daughter. Juanita Emack, to Mr. Walter. Thompson, "son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thompson, 1045 Weat Mt. Vernon street. The mar- riage took place In St. Louis, Mo .. Wednesday morning at the home of Reverend C. E. Todd, Methodist pas- tor.
Mrs. Thompson had just returned from Ann Arbor, Mich., where she had received her degree. Mr. Thompson graduated from Drury college the past year, and is member of Kappa Alpa fraternity. After a short wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson plan to make their home in Boston for the coming year, where Mr. Thompson plans to attend Harvard Law school.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Arthus B. Smith. 32. Springfield. and Lena E. Berry. 25. Anderson: Mearl B Neil. 26. and Lucille Reynolds. 21. both of Springfield: Paul Mazzochini. 31. and Grace Sharp, 21. both of Springfield: Othle J. Crowe. 29. Tulsa. Okla., and Minnie M. Jones, 24. Springfield
NORMAN STANDARD
· Funeral service for Noman'sstand+ and will be conducted at 1:30 o'clock. this afternoon at the Campbell funeral" chapel, with the Reverend M. 8. 8mith officiating. Interment will be in- South Hazelwood cemetery under the direction of the. Campbell Undertax- ing: establishment.
Frank-Fullmer Wedding Announced
Mr. and Mrs. A. Frank of 338 East ! Commercial street announce the mar- rlage of their daughter, Miss Erma Frank to Mrs. C. A. Fullmer, of Kan- sas City. Mo. The wedding took place Sunday, June 10, in Kansas City, Mo.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 5: John Strom, formerly of Joplin, died Wednesday at Toledo. He was active in many construction projects.
Page 14: Births reported .** Charles Taylor Brown died .* Mrs. Sarah Whalin died .**
Page 17: Miss Mary Catherine Cook and Mr. John Robinette were married .* Miss Erma Franck and Mr. C. A. Follmer were married .**
Miss Juanita Emack and Mr. Walter Thompson were married .* Miss Helen Louise Terry and Mr. Joseph Coy were married .**
Miss Betty Stanley of Carthage, Mo., and Mr. Bruce Vaughan were married Tuesday in Carthage, Mo. Mrs. Vaughan was formerly a student at Stevens college.
MRS. JOSEPH COY, who, before her marriage Tuesday, was Misa Helen Loulse Terry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben S. Terry, East Grand street. Miss Terry was entertained at a number of partire preceding her marriage. She will make her future home In Tulsa, Okla.
DEATHS
CHARLES .T. BROWN
Charles Taylor Brown. 90 years old. pioneer resident of Bakerafleid. died In Christa Hogan hospital at West Plains Wednesday night of senility. His death is thought to have been hastened by the tornado at Bakers- field last week which]perily destroyed his home and shocked him. He will be buried at Bakersfield today. ' He is survived byzhla ; widow : and several grown children.' .
FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR SECOND VICTIM
"Funeral services- for Mrs. Bárdh" Whaltn. who died Tuesday from run- shot wounds Inflicted by Newell "Dobb" Adama. were held at 2 30 o'clock this afternoon at the family home. 1701 West Webster street.
Burial was in Eastlawn cemetery under direction of W. L. Starne, un- dertaker.
Mrs. Whalin was fatally wounded In her home by Adams when she re- [used to reveal to him the where- abouta of her daughter. Adams' wife.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Everts of 1118 Weat Nichols atreet announce the birth of a son. Andrew J., on June 15. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Napler of Repub- llc, announce the birth of a daughter. Helen Orace, Sunday, June 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crain, of Dixon. Announce the birth of a daughter. Myona Louise, June 20.
JIS IRMA FRANCK MARRIED IN KANSAS CITY
Announcement has been made of be marriage in Kansas City of Miss mais Trinck, daughter of Mr. "and Mbs. A. Franck, 838 Zast Commercial trust, to Mr. O. A. Follmer of Kan- u City. The ceremony was cele- rated June 10 at the Methodist durch. Mr. Follmer's parents were rent at the ceremony.
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binette-Cook Are Read
Mary Catherine Cook, daugh- UMr. and Mrs. M. 8. Cook, 712 Men avenue, and Mr. Jobn Robi- A. were married Tuesday after- J o'clock in the home of the parento.
band baskets of garden flow- i ated the house and an im- "Waltar was formed of ferme and IM white roses. Baskets of Lilles T rangees were placed ca either the Reverend H. T. Couden
bride's dress was of white tas- Athloned bouffant style. She I a long well which was held to Lead with a cap of pearls. Her Mang bouquet was of white roses sweet peas. Mine Myra Cook, als- of the bride, was matd. of honor. 27 were met at the altar by the dde-groom and bia best man, Mr. J. Robinette.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Myra Cook mang "Because " She was ac- companied by Mie Martha C:endall. The wedding march from Lohengrin na played as the bridal party ap- reached the altar.
Only relatives and close friends were present at the wedding. Out of town
peste present were:
Mr. and Mra. A. J. Crandall and Mr. od Mrs. J. G. Crandall of Mt. Ver- bon, Mo .: Mra. J. A. Robinette and Mr. : sul Robinette of Hartville, Mo .; It, and Mra. C. C. Bryant and fam- fy of Miller. Mo., and Mr. and Mrs. Budde of Golden City, Mo.
After a short wedding trip Mr. and Kr. Robirette will make their home m this city.
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Miss Emack Weds Mr. W. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. George Emack of Ca- bol. Mo., announce the wedding of Deir 'daughter, Juanita Emack co Mr. Filter Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. xan W. Thompson, 1045 West Mount Vernon street. The wedding took place In St. Louis, Mo., at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning In the home of Mv. C. E. Todd, Methodist pastor.
Mra. Thompson had Just returned itrom Ann Arbor, Mich., where she bad received ber degree from the Univer- ity of Michigan. She is also & for- mer atudent of Drury college. Mr. Thompson la a graduate of Drury col- lege and a member of the Acorn club And Kappa Alpha fraternity. After their wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson plan to realde In Boston, haas., where Mr. Thompson will at- :end the Harvard law school.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Mrs. Jesse A. Tollerton was appointed to administer the estate of Mrs. Cordie B. Delaney.
There is an article about W. A. Chalfant, formerly head of the conservatory of music at Drury college.
Page 3: Jewell Cook divorced W. H. Cook. Her maiden name was Kerns.
Page 4: Miss Betty Stanley and Mr. Bruce Vaughan were married .** Miss Carlotta Lane and Mr. Charles W. Riley were married .**
Miss Ruth Laura Ollmann and Mr. Richard C. Thompson were married .* Page 8: Mrs. Mary A. Weber died .**
Page 11: Card of thanks .**
Page 12: Jesse J. Smith and Mildred Roten, both of Joplin, were married yesterday in Springfield.
Thompson-Ollmann Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Olimann of 2009. North Delaware . avenue, - an- nounce the marriage of their daugh-1 ter. Ruth _Laura' to Mr .: Richard C. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard #Thompson of 828 "West Thoman street, which occurred at the home of the bride's parents „at. 8 o'clock Wednesday evening, 'Rev. Jas." M. Becker, pastor of the St. Lukes M. E. church officiating.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mra. Thompson left on & short trip, and will be at home at 911 North Boulevard after July 1st.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
' Jease J. Smith. "38, and Mudred "Roten. 26. ; both of Joplin; Frank J. l'Bneed. 22, and Marie Hill, 22 both of Willard. -
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