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Page 14: A son Thomas Perry Anderson, Jr., was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Anderson, 1725 South Kimbrough avenue. J. Kelse Powell died .**
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BOY SHOT AT FUNERAL
Four-Year Old Is Wounded by Playmate While Burial Rites Are Conducted For His Infant Brother
While funeral services were belrig[pocket of the car'idbor and began heid for his' baby brother, Charles playing with It, when it was acciden- tally discharged. The bullet entered the body of the Pace child below the left shoulder blade, bit the bone and glanced out under the arm pit. Wayne Pace. 4-yrer old son . of Mr. and . Mrs. C. W. Pooi, 1814 West Florl- da street, was shot and severely wounded by a playmate yesterday aft. ernoon. ...
The child was" playing in the. car of a relative, John Gibbs, who was attending the funeral. With him was Woodrow King, a companion. The. King boy found & revolver in that lowing day.
.At that time funeral services - were .being held for Bobby Gerald Pace. A young brother of Charles, and a twin of Bohby, died last week. Chris- tine & 7-year-old alster, suffered a broken arm In an nocident the fol-
DEATHS
J. KELSE POWKLUS Funeral services for J. Kond Pi who died at his home in Wert Pf. Friday night, were held Sunday non at the First Methodist chifc West Plaine. The services irort ducted by the Reverend J. P. E BA and the Free Masons and Xnig Templar had charge of the ritos the burial .in Oak Lawn cemet Pallbearers were B. F. Wood, Wood .~ Oliver Wood. Tom Rhost Everett Luna And Orr Reed.
EDITOR DIPS HIS HEAD INTO RIVER AND DIES
H. Watters postmaster at Marshfield and editor of The" Marsh- ffed Mail, died suddenly Bunday aft- etnoon while on an outing with his fully on the Gasconado river.
Mr. Watters had gotten Into a boat and members of the party, who were taking pictures, saw him lean over the aide, dipping his head into the water. They belleved him to be playing & prank until he failed to lift himself again. He had not been ill and had never suffered an attack before, hle family said.
Mr. Watters had lived in Marshfield since he was seven years old and had been editor of the Marshfield Mali for twenty years. Ha had been post- master for atx years. .
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 2: Russell Lemuel Tuttle died .**
Page 5: There is a photo and a brief sketch of Ewing Savage.
Page 11: Card of thanks .** Memorial notice .**
DEATHS
RUSSELL L. TUTTLE Russell Lemuel Tuttle. Jr .. 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Tuttle. 1346 North Florence avenue, died at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Besides his parents he is survided by a sister. Betty Jean. Funeral services will be conducted at 3:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon from the Klingner funeral home. Burlal will be In Greenlawn I cemeteri.
2- CARDS OF THANKS.
WT Fish to thank our many friends and Delghbers for the kindness and aympathy " It in us during the Ilness and death of our beloved wile, mother, daughter and aster. TOM BUTCHER AND CHILDREN. MR. AND MRS. R. F. ALFORD AND FAMILY.
IN MEMORIAM.
IN loving memory of our dear wife and mother who died one year ago today. August 7. Sadly missed by husband and oblidren.
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Page 8: Russell Lemuel Tuttle died .** Mrs. Mary Jane Foust died .** Betty Lou Aldridge died .** Page 11: Card of thanks .**
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CARDS OF THANKS.
WE wish to thank our many friends and neighborswor the kindness and sympathy Low ur during the illness and death ot our beloved wils, mother, daughter and
TOY BUTCHER AND CHILDREN. . MR. AND MRS & T. ALFORD AND FAMILY.
IN MEMORIAM.
ÎN loving memory of our dear wife and Inother who died ona year ago today Auquel 7. Badly miused by husband and children.
DEATHS
RUSSELL L. TUTTLE Russell Lemuel Tuttle, Jr., 13. son @? Mr, and Mra. R. L. Tuttle, 1346 North Florence avenue. died at 4:30 Flock Monday afternoon. Besides his parents he le survived by a alster. Betty Jean. Funeral services will te conducted at 2:30 o'clock Thursday Fternoon from the Klingner funeral ome. Burial will be in Greenlewn meiery.
MRS. MARY FOUST
Mrs. Mary Jane Foust, 62. wife of Tilliem Price Foust. 461 Market Treet. died at 11:30 o'clock last night the home following a brief Illness. the li survived by the husband, one daughter, Mrs. L. H. Roper of Spring- field, one son, Earl Foust, of Spring- deld. the mother. Mra. Martha Kirby G{ Mt. Vernon, and one grandson. L. Houst Hoper - of -- Greenfield: 8be 1s Kino survived by five slaters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements are sincomplete but will be held under direction of the Alma Lohmeyer fu- Heral bome.
BETTY LOU ALDRIDGE.
Betty Lou Aldridge, 25 -year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Al- idridge, 325 Summit avenue, died at the family home at 4 o'clock this morning following a brief illness. She is survived by the parents, and one brother. Francle. Funeral services will probably be held Wednesday aft- ernoon. Burial will be in Maple Park cemetery under direction of the Her- man H. Lobmeyer funeral home.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 4: Ruben Nobel died .**
Page 5: Thomas A. Williams died .** L. D. Sumner died .** Betty Lou Aldridge died .** Russell L. Tuttle died .** William I. Headrick died .** Reece infant died .**
Page 10: Card of thanks .*
he annual Logan reunion will be ¿Sunday at Baptist Hill, four and . half miles west of Mount Vernon.
2- CARDS OF THANKS.
WE AOAIN want to thank our kind neigh- borz and friends for their help and sym- pathy in the sad hour of the death of our other twin baby Bobby Gerald, who went to be with little Clyde Harold, who precer led him just 3 days. We also wish to thank Bro. Roper for the sweet messare of hope: the floral offering for each was so sweet. We pray God's bless- ing on every one. MR. and MRS. CHAS. W. PACE, And BABIES.
FORMER LACLEDE JUDGE SUCCUMBS AT LEBANON
Special Dlepatch to The News LEBANON. Mo .. Aug. 8 .- Ruben Nobel, former judge of the Laclede county court and a resident of the county for 45 years, died at his home here Tuesday.
Funeral services were held this aft- ernoon with Interment in McBride cemetery. Several hundred persons attended the services. Mr. Nobel. who was 64 years old, was prominent in county affairs for many years. He was operated upon for appendicitis two months ago and never recovered.
DEATHS
THOMAS A. WILLIAMS
Thomas A. Williams, 59, , died Wednesday. morning # his home. 516 Bella street. Funeral services will be conducted at 4:30 o'clock this Afternoon at Klingner Funeral chapel. Burial will be in Greenlawn ceme- tery.
L. D. BUMNER
L. D. Sumner. 70. died Wednesday at his home at Brookline, Funeral services 'will be conducted at 2:30
o'clock Friday at Brook!the Baptist church, Burial will be in Brookline cemetery under direction of R. E. Thurman funeral home ::. Mr. Bumner is survived' by his wife and aix chil- dren.
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BETTY LOU ALT RIDGE Funeral services for Betty Lou Aldridge, 214-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Aldridge. 325 Summit avenue, will be conducted at the home at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The child died Wednesday morning following a brief illness. Burial will bo in Maple Park cemetery under di-
rection of Herman Lohmeyer funeral bome. :
RUSSELL' L. TUTTLE Funeral, services. for Russell L Tuttle, Jr., 13, will be conducted at 2:30 "o'clock .. today at Klingner funeral home, Burial .. will, be .. in. Greenlawn cemetery.
WILLIAM I. HEADRICK
William I. Headrick, 68, of Pitts- burgh, Pa., died at a Springfield hospital yesterday after an illness of several weeks. He had been visiting his brother. John Headrick, at Sey-
mour, Mo. He is survived, besides his brother, by two sons, E. B. Headrick and B. R. Hendrick, both of Pitts- burgh. Pa,, and one daughter, Mrs. L. H. Fisher," of Denver, Colo. The body will be sent by W. L. Starne to Canton, Ill., where Mr. Headrick formerly lived, for burial beside his w :: e. *
REECE INFANT
The Infant daughter of Mrs. Hor- Ieuse Reece, 533 West Pine street. died at the home yesterday and will be buried in the Hazelwood ceme- terv this afternoon under the direc- tion of W. L. Starne.
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Thomas J. Bradley committed suicide .*
Page 2: M. E. Bedell sues to divorce R. J. Bedell. They were married December 27, 1922.
Page 8: James W. Howe sue to divorce Alice Howe. They were married in November 1925. Page 9: Card of thanks .*
Page 11: Miss Sadie Comer and Mr. John E. Moore were married .*
Page 12: Donald Eugene Jones died .** Mrs. Olla A. Ward died .** Thomas A. Williams died .*
L. D. Sumner died .** Reece infant died .* William L. Headrick died .**
The will of Cordelia Hunt left her property to four children. I. Faye Hunt, a daughter, is executrix.
France Spittler was appointed executor of the will of Ernst Spittler. Florence A. Rozell was appointed executrix of the will of Martha Elizabeth
Ellison.
J. H. Williams and A. W. Thompson were appointed to administer the estate of A. A. Renshaw.
DEATHS
DOSALD EUGENE JONES Donald Eugene Jonen, " two-weeks- ' old son of . Mr.' and 'Mre, 'Raymond Jones, died this morning at the fam- lly residence, 340 West High street. Funeral services were conducted thie afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with burisi in the Greenlawn cemetery under di- rection of the Klingner Undertaking company.
THOMAS & WILLIAMS Puberal .:::... for Thomas A. Williams. 50. who died Wednesday morning at the home, 519 della street, were conducted at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon at Klingner Funeral chapel. Burial was in Oreenlawn cemetery. 1
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.... MRS. OLLA A. WARD
Mra. Olio A. Ward, wife of R. 8. Ward. 2181 Travis avenue, died carly this morning following a brief Illness. She is survived. by the husband, two sons, Cisrence und Bont:le; one broth- er. J. L Beelew, of BL Louis, and . Nowi. Hr. Arch Burgess of Spring- field. Punerii servirey will be held from the East Avenue Bapttet church. Burial will be in the Uteenlawn cem- etery under direction of the Klingn . Uncertoning cour.panv
L. D. SUMNER Puberil services were conducted at 1.30 o'clock this afternoon for L. . D. Bumper. 70, who died Wednesday at his boms In Brookline. Burtai wus in Brookline cemetery under direction of R. E Thurman funeral home. Mr. Sumner Le survived by his wife and atx children
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SUICIDE WOUND KILLS INVALID AT HOME HERE
Springfield Man Fatally Shoots Self After Many Years of Illness
SHOT HEARD, IGNORED
Two Hours Later Wife Takes Breakfast to Him and Discovers Tragedy
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Despondent over ill health. Thomas J. Bredley, 2425 North Main avenue, early this morning committed suicide by shooting himself in the right tem4 ple with a small revolver. He was 53 years old.
Bradley, who had been an invalid for eight years, was found lying be- alde his bed at 7:30 o'clock this morn4 ing by his wife who entered the room with his breakfast. A small revolves was in hle band. .
Mfra. Bradley and her three daugh4 tera by a former marriage sald they! heard & notso that sounded like a thot about 5 o'clock, but did not in- vesligate. -
Jewell Windle, coroner, after inves4 tigating the caso, reported It suicide, Bradley is survived by his wife, one. son. Harry Bradley, of New York City: and three grown stepdaughters, Ethel, Theima and Wilma Howell.
Moore-Comer Vows Are Read
Mrs. Mary M. Comer of Claremore. Okla., has announced the marriage of her daughter. Badle, to Mr. John E. Moore of Ponca City, Okla. The mar- Tiago was celebrated August 5 at the home of the groom'n alster. Mra. Lane Willson of Tulsa, Okla.
The bride attended the Oklahoma A. and M. univerally and is & mem- ber of the Chi Omega sorority. Mr Moore attended Oklahoma A. and M. and the University of Oklahoma. He 15 a member of Keppe Alpha frater- nity. He la at present associated with the Malland Oil company.
Mrs. Moore le a niece of Mra. Sem Wear of this city and has vialted here many times.
The young couple are spending their honeymoon In Colorado after which they will make their home in Fonce City. -
Mrs. Bam Wear and Miss Mildred Lines of this city attended the wed- ding.
2- CARDS OF THANKS.
WK AGAIN want to thank our kind neigh- bore and friends for their help and wym- pathy in the sad hour of the death of our other twin baby Bobby Gerald, who want to be with little Clyde Harold, who precaeded him Just 3 days. Wa alan with to thank Bro Roper for the awert mesinge of hope, the floral offering lot each was so ewert. We pray God a bless- ing on every one MR. And MRS. CHAB, W. PACE, and DABLEA.
REECE INFANT
Funeral services were conducted this afternoon for the infant daugh- 'ter of Mrs. Hortense Reece. 633 West Pipe street. Burial was in Hazelwood cemetery under direction of W. L. StarDe.
WILLIAM L HEADRICK
William L. Headrick, 68. of Pitts- burgh. P& . died at e Springfield bos- pital Wednesday following an illness o. wverzi weeks. He had been riait- ing his brother. John Headrick, at dermopar, Ma. He is survived, bealdes hle brother, by two sons. B. J. head - Juk sod A. R. Headrick, both of Pitts- burg, Ta. And one daughter. Mrs. L. B'YMber. of Danww. Col The body
EL how He. Keaddick formerly
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: There is an article about the history of Webster county .** Thomas J. Bradley died .** Marriage licenses issued .* Page 2: Mrs. W. P. Foust died .* L. D. Sumner died .** Mrs. Olla A. Ward died. Gerald Ed Grandstaff died .**
Page 4: Thomas Fuzzell sues to divorce Margaret Adams Fuzzell. Ther were married in . April 1928.
Page 8: The descendants of Thomas Carney will hold a reunion .*
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BSTER COUNTY MONEER HISTORY TOLD AT BANQUET
Memories of Earlier Days Re- called by Speakers in Park Pavilion; More Than 500 Gather for Event
TRIMBLE TELLS STORY OF COUNTY'S HISTORY
Former Congressman Shelton Sees Springfield As Hub of Entire Ozarks and Paints Bright Future
By CELIA BAY
AY memories of pioneer days, happy greetings of old time friends and tributes of a younger generation to its forefathers were mins ¿al' the second annusi no- unlor .
1 : Jotmer Webster county rest -: dents . ( Phelps Grove park last Điệnt.
Aboud $00 persons, Including many present feildents of the county, at- tended ine reunion. A táble extend- ing thei full length¡of the park partii lon was heaped high with food for the pienie dinner which was followed by addresses.
LINDEL DIRECTS BAND
:"The, Mirtiniela band, directed .by EL"C. Tion, pre . sopony through the ditintr Maar ?. W. H. THommes pro- added, and introduced Mrs. Hattie Mo- Mabes of Beymour who led in ting-
"When I look around at this group. ts weems to me if there hadn't been any 'Webster county there wouldn't have been any Springfield." laugh- ingly remarked Sam A. Shelton, of Marshfield, former congressman.
"Springfield is the hub of this sec- Uon, the center about which It all revolved. I believe the Ozark region Is destined to be one of the most prosperous we bare in the · entire country."
Martha Ellen Prescott. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Prescott of Spring- field Introduced by Mr. Thomas As
C . "granddaughter of Dan Roberts," D'sugare a reading.
TRIMBLE PRAISES SHELTON
: : 8am K. Trimble, cashier of the Union National bank. paid tribute to Mrs Shelton;as a man? who hasmade for himself: and family a high place In the world. He pointed out that Mr. Shelton'a con holde one of the most Important positions in the United States Chamber of Commerce and that his daughter is the wife of a congressman from Michican
"I am proud that my grandfather helped to settle Webeter county." sald Mr. Trimble. "He arrived in that county in 1837 and was the first Judge in the county, serving consecu- tively 16 years.
"Hazelwood was the first county wat This town was started about 1840 and was the home of Governor ,NcClung of Missouri. It nis was the home of one of the Itrat Nasonic lodges and of one of the first im- portant educational institutions in Southwest Missouri. the Mountain Date academ Ic Harwood town- ship wu one of the first sicam mills fever operated in Missou !!
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·ORGANIZED IN 1853
+ 15 . county was organized in 1855 and named for Daniel Webster. Later the county seat was moved to Marsh- field. which was named for Webster's home.
"Seymour was named by its first postmaster. T P."Croft. Helchose that's name because he originally was from Seymour. Ind. The court .. .... by people from Virginia. Kentucky. North Carolina. Tennessee. Northern ¡ Alabama and Northern Georgia - They -! were attracted by springs and water | murses and most of them came in 1837 to 1845. Those who came from Kentucky and Tennessee were chil. - dren of people who had moved there from North Carolina and Virginia. They had come to Virginia from Ire- land and to Ireland from Scotland They were pute Anglo-Saxon
"I think these settlers, facing the hardships they did. deserve as much credit as any heroea in the annals of history What I am asking now 18- are we as construcure. are we doing our part in the upbullding of our country as our forefathers did?"
Mr Trimble pointed out also that 16 practicing physicians in Spring- Geld came bere from Webster county. ... At the dow of Mr. Trimble's ad- draus . Mrs. McMsban added that her husband's father. Colonel John F. Moltaban while a member of the Mimouri legtaisture named the coun- "ty and that a taan named Cox chose the name fo: Marshfield.
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JOHNSON PIONEERED
U. G. Johnson, Springfield attor -. pey. told of his grandfather migrating to this country;in an ox-cart, pass- Ing up the lere land about Spring- Cheid for a Tilley and a spring in Webster county and casting his lot Ath the pioneers there.
":"Wester county can claim that !! Is. carthe trist of the"Ozarks," sald Xtr Johnson, "Bir or seren streams touch the county and all of these of any sitt bare their source there. And eren As.these waters flow down Into all. sections .of the country. en- riching the -billa, so bare our Web- ster county sons and daughters Down to all corners of the earth." Mr. Johnson also spoke of the old Henderson. academy and of the prominent persons that were gradu- ated from the institution. He paid particular tribute to Mr. Thomas, Who. was head of the academy ser- eral years, and to the memory of Will Foster, a teacher in the school. for their inspiration to him.
Mrs. L. N. Smith of Springfield was Introduced by Mr. Thomas as "one of the first primary teachers of this ; section: a plobeer teacher who real- bred that teaching little children in attferrat from teeching older ones!" wz. Butth . formerly taught st Marshfield, and spoke briefly con- corning ber .pleasant years in that town.
understand the, first girl . born In Beytoour le bere," sald Mr. Thomas abd be asked that the stand. The crowd apparently expecting to see an aged woman, showed its surprise When youthful Mrs. O. F. Moore of Springfield was introduced. it was arlatoed. however, that Seymour Wie not established until about 1882. "toany years after the county was or-
M. I. Dari, . teacher in the Borte field High school and former superintendent of schools at Marsh- Dhold," epoke briefly. Dr. Joseph W. Tom westund much applause with bh:sceltathe of "the first speech" at an exhibition in Monetato Dalo acedemy.
ABDDe faul manager of the Long-King Furniture company. med the notion that a permanent organization .be formed. This was adopted and Mr. Thomas appointed a committee of seven who will ar- range for next year's re.inion and recommend the sort of o. ganization thought best at that mec:ing. The committee includes: Mr. King, Mr. Trimble. Dr. Edwin P. Jan es. Dr. W. R. Beatle, Mr. Johnson. , E. Ban- ning and Dr. W. L. Turn. r.
Members of the band who gave the concert were: 61m Ric .. Louis B. Danision, Ellsworth Hayme ., Richard Petitbun. Billy Highfill, F.lis Deck- ! ard, Wallace Young. Clarer .e Heeten.
Clauda King, Jimmie 8n .h, Ralph ! Todd. George Kahy. I n Clark .. Wallace McFaddin, Dr. 8. . Melton. Ivan Brown. Donald Johns 1, Wayne Johnson. John William MI: . ell, Tom Wells and Karl King.
HOLD FUNERAL SERVICE TODAY FOR T. J. BRADLEY
Funeral services - for Thomas J Bradley. 63, of 2435 North Main are-, -- Que. who killed himself early jeater- ¿ day morning. will be conducted at. 2:30 o'clock today at Starne mortu- ary. Burial will be In Greenlawn cemetery. The Knights of Pyth!as will be in charge of burial services Bradley was found dead in his room at 7.30 o'clock Thursdaymorning. by Mra. Bradley. who bad brought his ! breakfast to his room. In his hand was clutched a amall revolver.
Despondency over Illness which had confined him to his room for almost a year. Is attributed by members of bis family for bis sulcide.
Jewell Windle, coroner, said that an inquest was not necessary aa it was a plain case of suicide.
DEATHS
MRS. W .. P. FOUST
Funeral services for Mrs. W. P. Foust, who died Tuesday night at her home. 451 South Market avenue, will be conducted at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon et the family.'residence. Burial will be in Maple Park cemetery under direction of tthe"; Klingner Funeral home. . .1
L. D. SUMNER .
Funeral services for L. D. Sumner will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock today at the home 'at -Brookline. Burial will be in Brookline cemetery under direction of the R. E. Thur- man Undertaking company. Through error It was announced that the services were conducted yesterday ¡ afternoon.
MRS. OLLA A. WARD
Funeral aervices for Mrs. Olla A. Ward, wife of R. B. Ward, 2131 Travis avenue. will be conducted at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at East Avenue Baptist church. Burial will be In Greenlawn cemetery under direction of Klingner Funeral home. She Is I survived hy her husband. two sons. Clarence and Bonnie. a sister. Mrs. Arch Burgess. of Springfield, and a brother. J. L. Beelew. of St. Louis.
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GERALD ED GRANDSTAFF Funeral services for Gerald Ed Grandstaff. 21/2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Grandstaff, will be conducted at 2 o'clock today at the home. 2801 North' Grant avenue. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery under direction of Klingner Funeral home. The child died seaterday after a short illness. He is survived by the parents and two sisters.
MARRIAGE LICENSES .
Bert Starks, 21. and Jewell Huff. 17. both of Fair Grore; Frank Grat- ner. 22, and Irma Brisendine. 21. both of Springfield.
ITHE fifth annual reunion of the descendants of Thomas Carney is expected to draw a crowd of 3000 persons to thegold "Carney home- stead,"" fourteen . miles south of Crane. August. ~ 19. The pioneer traveled from Illinois to his new home in Southwest Missouri with an ox team, arriving there June 2. 1842.
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Three members of a Cabool family have died .** Page 10: Freda McMackin sues to divorce Marion McMackin. They were married May 7,1920.
Page 12: Mrs. W. P. Foust died. Mrs. Olla A. Ward died .** Gerald Ed Grandstaff died .** Thomas J. Bradley died .** Mrs. Mattie Chamberlin died .** Mrs. Winifred B. Owen died, ** Mrs. Linda Herndon died .** Mrs. Lizzie Watson died .**
DEATHS
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MRS. W. P. FOUST Funeral services for Mra. W. P. Foust, - who died Tuesday night at ber home. 451 South Market avenue. will be conducted at 2 o'clock Jun- day afternoon at the family real- dence Burial will Je In Maple Park cemetery under direction of the Klingner Funeral home.
MRS. OLLA A WAARD Funeral services for Mrs. Olla A. Werd. wie of R. S Ward. 2131 Travia avenus, will be conducted at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at East Avenue Baptist church. Burial will be In Greenlawn cemetery under di- rection of Klingner Funeral home.
GERALD ED GRANDSTAFF Funeral servicea for Gerald Ed Orandalaft, 2'2-year-old aon of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Grandataff, were con- ducted at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the home, 2801 North Orant avenue. Burlai waa in Oreenlawn cemetery under direction of Klingner Funeral home. The child died Thursday morning after a short illness. He Is survived by the parents and two alefera.
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T. J. BRAADIŁY
Funeral services for Thomas J. Bradley. 63, of 2425 North Main ave- nuo who died Thursday afternoon wera conducted at 2 36 o'clock thia 'afternoon at the Starne Mortuary. Burial was In Oreenlawn cemetery.
1 MRS. MATTIE CHAMBERI.IN M:s. Mattle Chamberlin, aged 70. Hled last night at the home of her : CAN'T MA HO Fraum. 1931 io: a ( ampsfu 4:i've :olowin a Sneering illness. She is survived by : three daughters. Mis. Franklin and Mr .. N. G. Thompson of Springfield. i and Mrs John DistHano. of Los An- cei-a. California. The body will be shipped overland by the Klingner Undertaking enmpany for burial in Bartlesville. Okla.
MR .. LIZZIE WATSON. 1 morning at the home of her daughter Mra. Jim King of Ash Grove. She 18 survived by her husband, Otto Wa !- son: tao caughtera, Mrs. John King. : I Ash Grove: Mrs Clarence Moore, Cin- cinna !;. Ohi), two sisters. Mrs. P. M. Julian. Springfield. and Mrs. Mary Stratighn. Webash. Ind. She is also survived hy five grandchildren Fu- rezal services will be held Saturday At 2 30 ; cir.k m' the home of Mrs.
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YRS. WINJERED R. OWEN Mrs. Winifred B One !.. aile of : Wade P. Owen of Titsa, died August
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7 at the residence in Tulsa following a three weeks' Illness. She formerly lived In Springfield and was a alster - [Inlaw of Mrs C. II. Dalrymple of this I city. Funeral services will be held in Tulsa Monday.
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