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MRS. ROSAÍ SHOWERS 1 Funeral services for Mrs. . Ross Showers, 65, who died yesterday morning at her home, 945 North Douglas avenue, after a long illness. will be held at 9:o'clock -this-morning at St. Joseph Catholic church. Burial will be held in St. Mary's cemetery under direction of the Herman H. Lohmeyer funeral home. Mrs. Show- ers is survived by four daughters. Mrs. D. F. Thomas, Kansas City, Mo .; Mrs. H. Harvey, St. Louis; Mrs. W. A. Eggers, Springfield; Mrs. V. B. Pear- son, Springfield; one son, O. E. Show- ers, Springfield, and three sisters. -
COLLYER INFANS
Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock this morning for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennfs F. Coll- yer. 1407 North Broadway avenue, who died in a hospital here yesterday morning. Burial will be in Green- lawn cemetery, under direction of the Klingner funeral home.
JAMES H. BAKER
Funeral services for "James H. Baker, 70, who died yesterday morn- ing at his home, 607 West Chestnut street .- will.be heldet 2:30-o'clock Sunday afternoon at Campbell Ave- nue Methodist church. The Reverend H. A. Wood will officiate and burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery under direction of the Klingner funeral home and I. O. O. F. lodge. . Mr. Baker is survived by his wife and two sons .. He had been an employe at the Southside Frisco shops for 26 years.
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 5: Mazel M. Merrill was killed .*
Page 16: George W. Hamilton died .** Mrs. Rosa Showers died .**
Page 19: Miss Doris Louise Scott and Mr. Cecil R. Richardson were married .**
Page 20: Marriage license in Mt. Vernon: John S. Robertson and Minnie F. White of Springfield.
Mrs. Myrtle Everett sues to divorce Clyde Everett. They were married January 3,
1928.
A marriage floenso was issued to John 8. Robertson and Minnie P. White of Springfield In Mount Ver- pon this week.
Claiming that her husband not only failed to support her but struck and otherwise abused her. Myrtle Everett has flled mult for divorce from Clyde Everett. They were married January 3. 1928, and separated last Monday.
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MISS SCOTT IS MARRIED
Mr and Mrs W. M Scott, 1376 North . Robberson avenue, announce the miar- ringe of their daughter. Doria Louise. to Mr. Cecil R. Richardson of Lin- coin. In. The ceremony was perform- ed Wednesday at Ozark.
azel Merrill,-Killed -While Flying Lindbergh Plane, Formerly Taught There
Mazel M. Merrill, who with Z. M. Ronne was killed when & plane in Which they were flying from Buffalo. N. Y., to Curtiss Field, New York. Crashed. le a former Monett resident. . He was d"pilot in-the Monett Air ettice and many Monett citizens took . their first airplane rides with him. Merrill wel born of Mormon parents in Salt Lake City and war ordained .. . Mormon preacher. He learned to fly in Texas during the world war. commissioned & lieutenant and asigned as Instructor to student - amy pilota. · shortly after the war he went to Monett where he engaged In commer- Bia. aviation. He Is survived by his Widow and a young son.
DEATHS
GEORGE W. HAMILTON Y
.George W. Hamilton,.63, widely knowd Polk county farmer, died sud- denly : at hti home' mear Morrisville Wednesday. He had been in falling bealth for several menthe and he fell dead while waiting from bis house to the bara on the bomestend . where. ho } bad lived for 76 years. Funeral serv .; 100 Will be Dela Saturday morning .t 01 o'clock at the Oaktille church. The Reverend J. F. Sherman wyi officiate Abd burlar will be to the Oakville cemetery under direction of the Brim Undertaking corapany of Walnut | Grove. Mr. Hamilton is survived by his wife, one daughter. Mrs. Ruby Wood, Morrisville, and alz cons, Wal- tar. v. Marwell. Tean .; Charlee L+ Morrisville: James L.,, St. Louis; Ben- Jainin W. Omaha, Neb .; Leonard, Morriaville, and Liano, Morrisville.
MRS. ROSA SHOWERS Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa Showers, 65. who died Thursday morning at her horne. 945 North Douglas avenue. after a long Iliness. was held at 9 o'clock this morning at i St. Joseph Catholic churchi Burial wan in Bt. Mary's cemetery under di- ; rection of the Herman H. Lohmeyer funeral home. Mrs. Showers is sur- I vived by four daughters, Mrs. B. P. Thomas, Kansas City. Mo .; Mrs. IL. Harvey. St. Louis: Mrs. W. A. Eggers. Springfield; Mrs. V. B. P'earsou. : Springfield; one son, E. O. Showers. Springfield. and three sletera.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Louis Lovett was killed .**
Page 2: E. T. Fritchette sues to divorce Frances M. Fritchette. They were married February 3, 1907. They have children.
Page 4: Lucy P. Horn was appointed administratrix for the estate of Thomas B. Horn. Miss Mary Turner and Cleo R. Gatley were married .**
Mrs. A. J. Berry, 1829 Kimbrough avenue, went to San Francisco, Calif., where her mother died.
Miss Doris Louise Scott and Mr. Cecil R. Richardson were married .**
Page 10: Mrs. John F. Maloney died .** Mrs. Bertha Close died .** Mrs. G. C. Cardwell died .* William R. Shirley died .*
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Henry C. Beverage died .** Chatham Kimball died .** Charles T. Anderson died .** Page 12: Charles A. Rodman died .*
& BROTHER, IS ORDERED O PRISON SCHOOL
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Quarrel Over Chores Abou: Home at Noel End in Fatal Shooting of Man By Boy of Fifteen -
PAROLE AT REFORMATORY IS CANCELLED BY JUDGE
His Comrade Refusing to Obey Mother's Order, Lad Ob- atins Shotgun and Lies in Wait For Him
Special Despatch to The News PINEVILLE, MO. Aug. 81 - Charged with abooting and fatally wound- ing his brother. a 18-year-old boy of Mod. today was sentenced to the state rfona scbool at Boonville by Judge Castles L. Hron . in drouit court -- Dare Lovett, Is ahot and killed LM brother. Lowe Lovett, 24. folgy- L & quem Wednesday at their
QUARREL OVER WORK !!
'. The, youth, who was under, froot a sentence for robbing Ct Nost Just winter, was tobeduled tex
Judes Henson what bearing wie : Metteway to connection with the case, revoked the parole and ordered young:Lovett taken" tosboonville. : He must remain there until 21 years old.
The argument which culminated the killing of Loale Lovett is said to have been the result of some work ordered done by the mother of the youths.
SHOOTS FROM HOUSE
According to a waty told after the
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Nicotine the boys' mother. a widow. | walked the two to dis some potatoes. The elder ons refund, mying be was tinie, atd went out in.the boot,yard. Theo be returned young Lovett bad Cotatoed a shotgun and, standing on cot, bo bin se be entered the troot door. the moof prostreting bis «boulder.
TDe Eder brother parped, I'm dobe for." and fed. A poydcian wus called. bu! could the Do ud
DEPUTY ASSESSOR DIES AT HIS HOME
Charles $. Rodman, Pioneer Citizen, Drops Dead Near Wa. . ut Grove, Mo.
Charles A. Rodman. 70. deputy .as- sessor at Walnut Grove, dropped dead on the Howard Brown farm between Phoenix and Walnut Grove. Mo., while making round of assessment visita. .
He had ! i at Walnut Grove for -merly a wheat
buyer. Ho survived by five daugh-
tera, Mrs. _nk Longerler, Walnut
John Noland. Wichita.
Kan .: M. : Vannatta, Springfield;
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Mr. (. . rry, Walnut Grove, and Mrs. Roscoe Hindman, Kansas City. Kan .; and . ^ sons, Dean Rodman, of
adnan,
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plate, but the surfer; vice. will
it aburch at Walnut Grovesite Li Reverend J A. Jared, pastor, omniaating. prob- ably Bunday, and: bortal min. bo in the Walnut Grove cemetery.
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Richardson-Scott Marriage
The marriage of Miss Doris Louise
.. 15ha Worth Dahhereon org- nue, to Mr. Cecil R. Richardson of Lincoln, Ill .. took place Wednesday at
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Miss. Turner Marries Mr. Gatley IVSI.
The' marriage of Miss Mary Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. Tummer of Aurora, and Óleo R. Gatley. son of Mrs., Pearl Gatley of Loule- burg. Kan. will take place at .po o'clock this morning at the home . of the officiating' minister, Dr. J. T. Haron. The ceremony will be wil- nessed only by members of the un- mediate family. .
Mit. Gatley, who has been : rest- dent of Springfield for the past year. la a graduate of the University of Ahe fa a member of the | Alpha ##Phil - sorority ~and ".severek; acholastio societies.
Mr. Oatley was formerly a student ' University of Kansas and fa I presente of the University of a. court I Hada member of Delta Upsllop and LipNA Kappa Kappa fratern !!!.. Lamediately following the cero- I mody. Mr. and Mrs. Oatley will leave !: - St. Louis, where Mr. Oatley will enter Washington University Medi- in school.
Smith With Frisco Line for 41 Years Keeps on Working
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W. 'a SMITH, Frisco 1 freight 1 · agent, today will celebrate his ."ist year withithe 'Frisco 'by I Just working"as he does any other any.
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w. smith went to work for the Trinco . at Paris; TH. first oushier -- and then as freight agent. came to Springfield fire year later . and has been here cibce that time. During his 36 years here, Mr. Smith Is watched Springfield grow from · virtually a "burg" to ¿ thriving city with u pupuistiuus - of more than 60.000.
CHATHAM KIMBALL Funeral services for Chatham Kim-
lavenue. who died Thursday in Seid hospital. probably ... ve
- at the Starne mortuary. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery. He is survived by his wife. son and daughter.
DEATHS
MRS. JOHN F. MALONEY
Mrs. John F. Maloney, formerly of Springfield, died at her home in Watertown, N. Y., yesterday, accord- Ing to word received here. Mrs. Ma- loney formerly was Miss Grace Gott. The body will be forwarded to Spring- field for burial, probably Wednesday.
MRS. BERTHA CLOSE
Mrs. Bertha Close, 29, wife of W. R. Close of Lebanon, died at 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon in a hospital bere. Funeral services will be con- ducted Sunday afternoon at Lebanon. with burial in Blackfoot cemetery. The body was forwarded to Lebanon last night by the Herman Lohmeyer funeral home. She is survived by her husband, & daughter, Dorothy. and by three brothers and three sis-
MRS. G. C. CARDWELL
Fyrera! arrangements are Incom- plete for Mrs. G. C. Cardwell, 42, of Nixa, Mo., who died yesterday morn- ing in a hospital here, following a brief illness. The body was forward- ed to Nixa yesterday by the Herman Lohmeyer funeral home. Mra. Card- Aved by her husband.
WILLIAM R SHIRLEY
William R. Shirley, 83, died yester- day a' ils home, route 6, Springfield. following a brief Illness. The body was forwarded to Topeka, Kan., by the Klingner it serat home. Mr. Shirley was a Civil war veteran and member of the G. A. R.
HENRY C. BEVERAGE
Funeral services will be conducted at 10 o'clock Sunday morning at the Alingner funeral chapel for henry C. Beverage. bo, employe of the Frisco thopa, who died yesterday afternoon at @ hospital here. He is survived by his wife and & daughter. Mrs. Harry B. Fawcett, both of Springfield Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery.
CHARLES T. ANDERSON
Charles T. Anderson, 60, watch- maker, died at 1:30 o clock yesterday afternoon at his home, 726 Lincoln street, following a brief Miness. He la survived by his wife, two daugh- ters, Mra. W. V. Cawifield of Katisas City, and Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Tulsa. Okla .; by two sons, Ernest Anderson .10 werth Johnson avenue. :-
Eugene Anderson of 609 South MIS- avuli avenue, and by two brothers. Funeral services will be conducted ,at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Starne mortuary, with the Reverend i Oscar Lee Black officiating. Burial " !!! hin Capie Park cemetery.
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SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .** Page 6: James H. Baker died .** Charles A. Rodman died .** J. B. Lahar died .** Births reported .**
Page 9: Miss Mary Turner and Mr. Cleo R. Gatley were married .**
Mrs. A. J. Berry of 1829 Kimbrough avenue went to San Francisco, Calif., where her mother died.
MARRIAGE LICENSEA. Leon P. Smuth'tft, and Opel Pletce. 17. both of Optid feld: Bay King. 20. and Marle Harjit:17, both of Rogers- Fille: Charles Edwards, 21, and Fran- ces Dillard, 21, both of Springfield; Arland: B. Ouitth, 22, and: Ida ,Mae Delo. both & · Springfield: · Burton 8tapp. 11, and Stella Shaw, 18, both or ' Springdale
Gatley-Turner Vows Are Read
The marriage of Miss Mary Turner of Aurora, Mo., to Mr. Cieo R. Gatley of Louisburg, Kan., took place thia morning at 8:30 o'clock at the home of Dr. J. T. Bacon, who read the cere- mony. Only members of the immedi- ste familles were present.
Mrs. Oatley is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Charles 6. Turner. She has been a resident of Springfield for the past year. She is a graduate of the University of Missouri and a member of Alpha Phi sorority and several scholastic sororities.
Mr. Oatley is the son of Mra. Pearl Gntley. He was formerly a student at the University of Kansas and le a graduate of the University of Mis- souri. He is a member of Delta Upel- lon and Alpha Kappa Kappe fra- ternitles.
M :. and Mrs. Gatley left for Bt. Touts Immeditaely after the ceremony. Mr. Oatley will enter Washington University Medical school.
BIRTHS
· Mrs. Clarence King. LữJ South Newton arenue, announce the birth of a son. William Robert, on ARust 23
A son was born on August 20 at St. John's hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Predrick. of 932 West State s :: re: !! c has been named Jack Ken- Deth. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Taylor. 143d North Douglas avenu. eannounce the birth of a son. Charles Harold, on Au- rust 26.
DEATHS
JAMES H. BAKER
Funeral services for James HI Baker, 70, who died yesterday morn- ing at his home. 607 West Chestnut street, will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Campbell Ave- Due Methodist church. The Reverend H. A. Wood will officiate and burial Will be in Greenlawn cemetery under direction of the Klingner funeral bome and I. O. O. F lodge. Mr. Baker is survived by his wife and two sons. He had been an employe at the south alde Frisco shops for 26 years.
CHARLES A. RODMAN rids .A. Rodman; 70. deputy us- wwwor st Walnut Grove, dropped dead .00 the Howard Brown farm pear Wal- nut Grove Friday afternoon. He was a ploneer resident of Walnut Grove. baring lived there for 50 years. Fu- Looral cervione are tocomplete, but Sattel will probably be Bula qunday afternoon in the Walnut Grove ceme- NO. He la navived by five daugh- tons, Mrs. Frank Longerier. Walnut Grove: Mrs. John Noland, Wichita, -Kan .:· Mrs. Lee Vanatta, Springfield: Mrs C D. Perry. Walnut Grove, and un Roscoe Hindman. Kansas City. Kan .: and two sons. Dean Rodman, 91 Eureka, Kan, and Earnest Rodman of TIL, Cul.
J. n. LAHAR
J B. Lahar. ES. died suddenly today volle do a business trip in Louisiana. ! itbe ,body will be brought here oun. Jag .; Funeral services will be beld a: 10 "o'todt Monday morning 'from the this Lohmeyer funeral chapel. Inter- be" will be in Grownlawn cemetery. .Ils is survived by two soni. E. L and both of Springfield sod one! TANSL .R. F. Georg For Belle- !
SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1928 -- NEWS and LEADER Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
The Lovett and Best families will hold a reunion .**
Page 2A: Aaron Herron died .**
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Page 12A: There is a photo of and an article about the log cabin home of E. E. Millsap of Lebanon. It was built before the Civil war.
J. P. Allcock, 72, of Monett died Wednesday and was buried in the Calton
cemetery. He was a retired Frisco employe.
Mrs. Albion Erickson, 33, of Monett died Wednesday and was buried in the Bethel cemetery. She is survived by her husband, a son aged 13, and her mother Mrs. Dollie Thomas.
Mrs. Ira Jackson who lived south of Lebanon died Tuesdy in Springfield.
Page 1B: There will be a reunion of the Klann family .**
Page 2B: James H. Baker died .**
Henry C. Beverage died .* Charles T. Anderson died .** Mrs. John F. Maloney died. * *
Page 6B: A son David DeFriese was born August 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Herman DeFriese of 810 State street.
Mr. Wallace B. Arnold, son of Mrs. Bertha Arnold of 2050 North Broadway, and Miss Helen Thobern of Kansas City were married August 24 in Kansas City.
Page 7B: Miss Maxine Olivia Cooley and Ens. S. F. Gray were married .**
Miss Ida Mae Delo and Mr. Orland B. Smith were married .**
Page 9B: There is a huge picture of those attending the Logan family reunion.
There is a list of those attending the Logan family reunion .**
RECALLS CIVIL WAR DAYS
Speefal Dispatch to The News and Leader EBANON. Mo., Sept 1 -The home c' E E. Millsap, one mile northeast of L Lebanon is one of the oldest occupied houses in the Ozarks region. It was erected before the c""""" "ar by Co: A S. Cherry and was used by both armies as headquarters during the war. The house la constructed of heavy Cs, weatherboarded and plastered. There are sewen large rooms and the house has been remodeled very little. It has large fire places upstairs and downstairs,
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THI infusi reunion of the Los. Han, Mount Vernon, with abou and their friends present." Those abort.'Officers for the- coming ye. tor fieunion to be told on elected as follows:' L. A. Logan,
family was held th.
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0 descendants of V attendance are ab(
. 1 Logan, bel 1 the photo who will have chars rrangements decond Sunday in August of 1929, werd friday, Mo. president; O. E. Logan, Spring deld; Mo.,'vice president; J. B. 1 .su, Springfield, Mo. secretary and tread- urer. A basket dinner was ser :< at noon in the large dining hall of the Baptist Hill resort follored by the assembly at Memorial hall. At 11 o'clock a short address was delivered by the Reverend B. P. Logan, Austin, Texas. Thom attending the reunion from Springfield were: Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Logan and family; Mr. Ind Mra. O. E. Logan and family; Mr. and Mrs.'O. K. Chairman and family: Mi. and Mrs. J. H. Butler, and family; Mrs. O. D. An- derson and family: Join Logan. Those from other states: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Logan, Fort Worth. Twee Me and I'm. Robert common weal, Shreveport, La .: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Logan, Dallas, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Logan. Paris. Texas: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Logan, Fort Worth, Texas; "- and Mra. N. N. Logan, Tulsi," Okla :; "Reverend B. F. Logan, Austin, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Strafford, Mr. and Mrs. Logan Strafford, Miss Cora Tanning. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson, all of Green Forest, A.M .; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. White, Baxter Springs, Kan .; Mrs. J. B. Milliken, Russelville, Ark .; Mrs. Dilll. Roberson, Harrison, Ark. Southwest Missouri was represented by the following: R. Logan, Carthage; Mr. and Mrs. Troy Carney, Joplin; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Logan, Aurira: Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Logan and family. Hurley; Mr. abd Le. W. E. L.g ..
F&S; M. and M:" Chat"- ""' 'rr, T-gan: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith and family. Aurora; Mra. Edyth Gray and family. Webb City: Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Woodford, Marionville: Mrs. A R Means. Marion- ville: Mrs. Allce J. Login, Logan; Mrs. M. C. White, Webb City; Mr and Mra. W. A. Agan and family. Aurora; Mrs. Kale Lugau aud suus, Aurora; Daisy Mae Rhea, Webb bity; Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Higdon, C. Junge, Mrs. Lucy Carney, Carthage: Rufire Bloes, Aurora: Mr. and Mrs. B. Logan, Marionville; Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Kirty and family, Carthage: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hayes and son, Carthage; Glenn Crowley. Carthage: Edlina Richardson. Carthage: Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Logan, Marionville. -Photo by H. L. Pettito
J. P. Allcock of 310 Pearl street died at his home Wednesday after a lingering Miness of bright's disease. He was a retired Frisco employe and was 72 years old. Interment was in Calton cemetery.' Friday.
Mrs. Ira Jackson, who lived ."; nine miles south of Lebanon ou .. . n- way No. 5. dled Tuesday in a Bp :. . 18- . field hranital where the ha" en taken a short time ago for
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Mrs. Albion Erickson, age 33, died Wednesday afternoon. Funeral serv. ices were held at Bethel church Thursday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Calvin ' Henderson. Inter. ment was in Bethel cemetery. 8h la survived by her man, a ove age :S. and her mother Mma, Dollli Thomas.
AARON HERRON
Aaron Herron, 79, died at his home. 4 East Mill, street. at 11:30 s .. m. yesterday, following a lingering wi- ness. Funeral arrangements are In- -
| complete but burial wil be in the Ash Grove cemetery under the di- porunn of the Campbell Undertaking winpany.
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Miss Cooley's Marriage Announced
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Cooley. 1804 Bouth .Fremont avenue, announce the · patriage of their daughter, Miss Max- ine: Olivia Cooley to Enalgo B. F. Gray of U. 8. 8. Manning, son of Mr. and .Mrs. W. 8. Gray of Baltimore. Nu., June is ai Forayine, Hu.
Mrs. Gray attnded Drury colleg and Southwest Missouri State Teach- ··· college. Bhe will leave September 10 for Norfolk, Va., Where she and Mr. Gray will make their home.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ralph Mooneyham. 19. Billings, and Merle Batson, 20, Republic: Truman Justice. 21. Neodosba, Kan .. and Madge' Carr. 21. Fredonia, Kan .; Fred Chambers, 20. Springfield, and Maggie Henderson. 21. Springfield; James lambeth, 21. Springfield, and Flor- tice Ackers, 16, Dadeville
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IS Married T.( Mr. Smith
The marriage of Miss Ida Mas Delo to Mr .: Ofland B. Smith of Joplin took place this morning at 8 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Delo, 764 North Boule- vard.
Dr. J. T. Bacon read the double ring ceremony before an improvised altair which was banked with garden flowers, ferns, cut flowers and clematis.
The bride wore a town of tan crepe and transparent ' velvet, and carried & bouquet of yellow roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Marjorie Brady. wore a grown of blue crepe. Bhe car- riea a bouquet of pink roses and baby breath. Mr. Richard Buckner of Ash Grove. Mo .. acted as best man.
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- Following the ceremony a break- fast was served at the home of the bride's parents to 25 questa.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for a short wedding trip to Kansas City and other near points. They will be at home after September 10 in Joplin, MO.
Mrs. Smith la a graduate of Spring- High school. For the past four jebis bue uns been associated with the Robertauu Wholesale Grocery company.
Mr. 8m !!! is the son of Mrs. G. H. White of Joplin. Ha attended high school in Kansas City and was grad- usted from the Kansas City College ! of Pharmacy in 1926 and has lived in this city for the past year. He is now connected with the Loveland Pharmacy in Joplin.
LOVETT, BEST REUNION WILL BE HELD TODAY
A reunion of the Best and Lovett families of thia city will be held tu- day at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Quinn. Many relatives from Kansas City and other Missouri towna will be present at the reunion which is being neid mainly In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Best. 1101 Weat High street. *
Among those who will be present .are .the following: .. Mr. . and Mrs. J. A. Conley and son, Gwyn of Kan- saa City: Mrs. Della Needham and daughter. Marte. of Kansas City, Mt. and Mrs. Ed Lovett and daughter of Morrisville: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lovett and son, Vaughan also of Morrisville: and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lovett of Springfield.
Christian County Friends to Honor Klann With Reunion
A family reunion will be held next Sunday at Riverdale. lu Ct.ristian. - . county in honor of the visit of C F Kiann. who moved to Oregon 26 years ago This is his first visit home and | scores of relatives and friends are ex- ! . portent in father for the event
The dinner will oe seried at the old Riverdale church and will be
pioneered in dry wheat farming and has been successful. .
DEATHS !
JAMES H. BAKER
Funeral services for James H. Baker. 70, who died Friday morning at his bomc. 007 West Chestnut street, will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock this aft- ernon at Campbell Avenue Inthe ".
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:1) .be in Greenlawn
cem y undr direction of the
Klin. r Furt ; home.
HENBY C. BEVERAGE
Fu al services will be conducted at 1( o'clock this morning' at the Kling .f Funeral home for Henry C. Bever .... e. 65. who died Friday after- boon . @ hospital here. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery.
CHARIFS T ANDERSON
Funeral services for Charles T. An- derson, who died Friday afternoon at his home. 726 Lincoln atreet, will be -' ... at the Starne mortuary. Burial will be in Maple Park cemetery.
MRS. JOHN F. MALONEY
Mrs. John P. Maloney, formerly of Springfield, died suddenly home 10 Watertown .. " Y .. yesterday our is survived by Der Husband, two children. Jack, 16, and Jane. 13. two usters. Mrs. A. J. Burman. 619 East | Lynn street, Springfield, and Mra. L P. Bollman, 532 Fax. Elm street. Springfield; and two brothers. H. P. Gott. Winfield. Kan., and Arch F Gott of Chlongo. Before her mar- rape Mrs. Maloney was Miss Grace Gott The was reared and educated
Introdutations bene She had !!!! ""! the city frequently during the li Joar tam she left. Her body !. be brought to Springfield for bur !! arriving Tuesday evening Fl: ": uTingementa are as jri ficomp ..
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MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 3: Mrs. Mary E. Winton died .** C. Florence Melton died .** Herbert Mckinney died .** J. H. Lahar died .**
Page 4: Miss Catherine Platte and Mr. John H. Dameron were married .**
Page 8: Mr. Lacy Brookshire and Miss Delphia Cross of Beulah were married Saturday in Rolla.
The 13 month old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Chandler of Bowers Mill died and was buried at Red Oak.
The Spencer family held a reunion near Bowers Mill.
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