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Mr. Hutchison is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hutchison, 1200 Soul . Premont avenue. of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison left im- i .. , 10. bu. Champlain where they will spend se . - tral weeks. They will be at home ou | their return in Plainfield.
Announcement Made Of Marriage
Mra. Norma Peoples of Padtop, Mo., announces the marriage of her daugh- ter, Mint / Wilms Peoples, to Mr. 'J. Wallace Welker, of this aty. The marriage took place July 6 at Ozark, Mo.
KARIK TRIKLETT, Seminale, Okla.
LEUTHER BRITTAIN, GRADE BRITTAIN, ANNA PECK, BESSIE BRITTAIN. JOHN BRITTAIN Springfield, Mo.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Marriage lieenses issued .*
Page 10: Ray Madden died .**
Mrs. Libby Montgomery died .** Billy Lowe died .** Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bishop, their two children, and Mrs. Bishop's brother Dewey Mayhew went to West Plains for a family reunion at the home of Mrs. Henry Davidson, mother of Mrs. Bishop and Mr. Mayhew.
Page 11: Memorial notice.
Page 13: Miss Ena Wilhoit and Mr. Rudolph J. Walstrand were married .**
Miss Wilma Peoples, daughter of Mrs. Norma Peoples of Redtop, Mo., and Mr. J. Wallace Welker of Springfield were married July 6 at Ozark, Mo.
MARRIAGE LICENSEA Rollen P. Robinson, 35. And'.Myrtle Hawking, 21. both of Lobchod; - Daniel : Magli, 21, of Lebanon, and Generiere : Grell, 20. of Hillpotat
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WALSTRAND, WILHOIT VOWS AND READ
A charming carty fall wedding was celebrated Sunday afternoon at Bt. Johns Evangelical church when Miss Ena Wilholt, daughter of Mrs. Quy Wilbolt became the bride of Mr. Ru- dolph J. Waustrand. The Reverend B. Frank West read the single ring cere- mony.
. The eburab was beautifully decorat- ed with fall flowers and trailing vince with yellow and white-color Dote pro- domina uDE.
Mim Roeschen Reichman sang. "Lore Came Calling." accompanied by Miss Bess Bloomer at the piano, The bridal party entered the church to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march and the wedding march from . Men- dieseohn was played as they left the church. Miss Bloomer played "Song of Love" from "Bloom Time" and "Deep in My Heart," fror: "The Btu- dent. Prince" softly during the core
foe bride entered she church na tha arm of Mr. Cam A. Moore, who gave ber in marriage. Bhe wore & white chiffon dress made bouffant style, Her embroidered lace zell was held In place by a head piece of pearls. Her only ornament was a hand carved bar pin, the gift of the groom. 8he carried & shower bouquet of white asters and roses.
The procesalon was lead by the uab- rr .. Mr Arthur Wood and Mr. Herman Weistrand. They were followed by the bridesmaids. Miss Florence Wood and Aliss Mabel Mallory of New Iberia. La. Mra. Quy Kunkler of Carthage. Mo., matron of honor and aister ! the bride, came next and ah : was fol- lowed by little Marjorie Wilholt, flow- er girl and also alater uf the bride.
Miss Wood woce a bluc celanese fock and a largo picture hat. Her corsage vas of roses and asters. Miss Mallory was gowned in green georgette. She ware a picture hat and carried corsage of asters and roses. Mra. Kunkler wore pink celanese with large hat and carried pink asters and I!xses. The Hower girl wore white cel- ancec over orchid.
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The bridal party was met al the al- tar by the bridegroom and his best
men. Mr. Russell Palmer. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held in the home ul the bride's mother.
Miss isyrtic Kinkler ol Carthage. Mo .. And Miss Ousale Boussard of : Lafayette, La., presider at the punch bow.i.
Both Mr. and Mra. Walstrand at. tended Drury college where Mr. Wal- strand was a member of Delta Gamma Chi fraternity.
They ale at home in tins city
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DEATHS
RAY MADDEN
Funeral services for Ray Madden. were held the afternoon at the W. L. Starne Funeral parlors at 2 30 o'clock. Buriel was in East Lawn cemetery. -
MRS. LIBBY MONTGOMERY
Funeral services for Mrs. Libby Montgomery. who died at her home. 2230 East Walnut street Sunday night. will be held at 2 30 o'clock this Afternoon at the East Avenue Baptist church Burial in Beliview : cemetery. under direction of Klingner ; Undertaking company.
LOW INFANT
Funeral services for Billy Low, in- fant son of Mr. and Mr. R. C. Low. 1417 St Louis street. were held at 3 o'clock ihla afternoon in the family residence. Burial was in Greenlawn cemetery under direction of Klingner tbdertaking company. .. .
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IN MEMORIAM.
Ja memary of our desr son and brother who left us five years ago today Bept. 1. Tu sad but true. I wander why; The best are siways the first to die. JOSEPH W. BRITTAIN, Desota, Mo ..
MARIE TRIKLETT, Beminsie, Okla. I.EUTHER BRITTAIN. GRADE BRITTAIN. ANNA PFCK. BESSIE BRITTAIN. JOHN BRITTAIN. Springfield, Mo.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .*
Page 3: Mrs. Nancy Ann Allen died .* Miss Thelma Schofield died .**
Mrs. Barbara Stupzman died .** [The funeral home record says Stutzman.]
Page 4: Miss Ena Wilhoit and Mr. Rudolph J. Walstrand were married .**
Page 8: There is a photo of and an article about John T. Woodruff who came from Steelville, Missouri .**
MARRIAGE LICENSES" **
Rollen P. Robinson. 25, and Myrtle Hawkins, 21. both of Lebanon: Daniel ' A.g11. 21. of Lebanon, and Gene- .. e.e Grell. 20. of Hillpoint, Wis .. 'and Jonathon J. Nicholson. 24, Grays "umit. Mo., and Kathleen Elson. 21. Walnut Grove. .
DEATHS
MRS. NANCY ANN. ALLEN Mit. Nancy Ann Allen, 80. died last night at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Tom Medley, 1062 North Pros- pect avenue, following & lingering illness. Funeral arrangementa are incomplete. Burial will be at Patter- son cemetery, in Douglas county. under direction of Klingner Funeral home.
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MY HOME TOWN'
Backward Glimpses By Spring- fieldlians to Places They've Loved and Still Cherish 1
STEELVILLE, Mo., is the home town of John T. Woodruff, Springfield | attorney and builder, and it was there he started his career In the legal professions. Mr. Woodrum born in, Franklin county but when he was a small boy his father imoved to Draw- ford county nº winch Steelville is county seat There Mr. Woodruff at- tended the 016
Woodruff
the office of Ferdinand M. Jami-
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In 1896 Mr. Woodruff left the old Home town to become attorney for the Frisco railroad. For a time he. returned frequently for visits, then 20 years elapsed before he was there again. That was last June when the former students of the old Steelville academy had a big reunion and gathered from many towns and states.
There were many distinguished members of the reunion. Twelve lawyers were present, Including Circuit Judge Willlam E. Barton of Houston: Cireuft . Judge R. A. Breuer of Gasconade county; Fed- eral Judge Albert L. Reeves of Kan- PAS Citv and Judge J. N. Springer of the supreme court of Oklahoma. Dr. John Zarhoskey of St. Louis, reputed to be a millionaire and the builder of the resort hotel, Idlewild, ,at Sicelville, was another prominent vid stud of the academy.
"The thing that Impressed me most on my return was the enorm- ous height the trees in the court hot. awn load reacied. sand Mr Wordruft "As & young man I the two-story brick court house was a building of fair height But those trees about it had grown so tall they lowered above It and the building looked positively flat." "Steelville Is a pretty and pic- ,
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stream that alnds through the val- les The town itself is nestled among the hifis "
ST PAUL -A local organization ont sed to the employment of mar.
Miss Wilhon Weds Mr. Walstrand
The marriage of Miss Ina Wilbers daughter of Mra Quy Wilbatt,r& to Mr. Rudolph J. Walstrand, took place Sunday afternoon at the ot. Jobn Erangelical church. The Reverend D. Frank West road the 'single .ring
The church was decorated with fall Lowes and trailing vinge. Yellow and +. were the predominating colors. Before the ceremony. Mies. Roq- schem Reichman nos "Lore Camo
with also posted al Lohgengrin's wedding march, When dal party entered the church and the wedding march from Men- -ohn 's they left the church.
The bride, who was given in mui - ringe by Mr. Bam &. Moore, wore & white chiffon dress fashioned bouf- Lant style. Her embroidered lace Telf was held with a head piece of pearle. Her only ornament. was & hand carved bar pin, the gift of the groom. Bhe carried a shower bou- quet of bride's roses and white asters.
Mrs. 'Guy Kunkled of Carthage, Mo .. who attended her sister as matron of honor, wore a gown of pink celanese with'a'large hat and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses and asters.
The bridesmaids were Miss Florence -
wood and Miss MaDel sialiuty of New Iberia, La. Miss Wood wore a blue icitudes Link and a large picture Her corsage was of asters and Miss Mallory was gowned in green georgette and wore a picture het. She also carried a cormage of asters and roses.
Little Marjorie Wilholt, sister of the bride, was flower girl. She wore u hite celanese over orchid.
T. + 6+ === Mr. Arthur Wood and Mr. Herman Walstrand.
Folowing the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's MIAA Myrtle Kunkler of Car-
sfe, Mu., and Miss Gussie Buussaiu presided at The
punch bowl. Mr. and Mrs. Welstrand attended Drug College mine Mr. Wasstrand ''as a member of De'ta Gamma Chi fraternity. 1 They are making their home in I this city.
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MIS. BARBARA STIPZMAN Mrs Barbara Stupzman. 86. died lis' right at her home, 1060 East Blain street, following a ungering ius- ness. Funeral arrangements are in- Anintete Burial will be in Hazel- wood under direction of Klingner Funeral home. Mrs. Stupzman is survived by her husband, Isaac Stupz- man. and three sons and three daugh- ter The sons are: Willlam, of Texas, ( harten of Springfield and Robert. ti Tulsa The daughters are: Mrs. Allce Oage, of Seyour: Mra. Eliza- .... Harrington. gfield; and Mirs. Anna Rhea, o p. Texas. i
MISS THELMA SCHOFIELD
Funchal services for Mina Thelma 5. no:leld. 23. of Salt Lake City, will L. conducted at 2:30 o'clock today at Klingner Funeral chapel. Burial y." he in Eastlawn cemetery. Miss Echofield is survived by her parents, M. and Mrs. Earl Schofield, of Balt. Tet^ City, who accompanied the body .gfield.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Marriage license: Jonathan J. Nicholson, 24, of Grays Summit and Kathaleen Elson, 21, of Walnut Grove.
Page 10: Walter Clemmons died.' Mrs. Nancy Ann Allen died .* Mrs. Barbara Stutzman died .*
Gwendolyn Walker sues to divorce J. H. Walker. They were married 30, 1915
DEATHS
WALTER CLEMMONS
TEST PLAINS. Mo., Sept. 12 .- Wal- Clemons. 69 years, old, fled at alts Church, near here, Bundey. He a prominent livestock dealer h^ d a pioneer resident of this district. was a brother of Mrs. John Groce Springfield.
MRS. NANCY ANN ALLEN
Funeral arrangements had not been , completed today for Mrs. Nancy In Allen. 80. who died Tuesday! Aight at the home of her daughter. 682 North Prospect avenue, follow- ring & lingering Illness. Burial will be 0 Patterson cemetery. In Douglas Bounty under direction of Kitne op! unersl homc.
MRS BARBARA STUTZMAN.
84. died a' her home last night. 1600 East Blain . Streat. following a lingering Illness Funeral arrangement are Incomplete Burial will be la Hase 11-
rection of Klingner Funeral home Mrs. Stupzman la survived by her husband. Inanc Stujzman, and three ' wons and three daughters. The sons birc: William, of Texas; Charles of f pringfield and Robert, of "ulsa. The "*"s Allee Gage. of '
,miour. Mra. Elizabeth Harrington. springfield: and Mrs. Anna Rhes. of Houston, Texas.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Jonathan J. Nicholson, 24, of Gray's Summit and Kathalcen Elson, 21, of Walnut Grove.
Page 3: Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Jones died .**
Page 4: Miss Kathleen Elson and Mr. Jonathan Nicholson were married .*
Page 8: Mrs. Robert O. Williams died .** John F. Van Wagn died .** Mrs. Nancy Ann Allen died .**
Mrs. Barbara Stutzman died .**
Page 10: There is a photo of and an article about Mrs. Nelle G. Burger who came from St. Louis, Missouri .**
Page 12: Card of thanks.
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Pioneer Woman of Oz rks Expires Among Early Scene. of Joy, G
'Aunt Mary' Jones, Who Saw Husband Snot From Ambush By a Civil War Enemy, Is Buried in Hills She Loved
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EVERTON Mo .. Ber :2 .- Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Jones, pioneer resident of the Ozatks, were held at Sinking Creek church, two miles from Everton, with burial in the cemetery there yesterday aft- arnoon, She died at her home near here late Monday night.
Mrs Jones saw much of the history of this section in the making anu shared the adventures of the car!y residents of the Ozarks. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rec- sor, who came to the Ozarks when there were very few settlers and wild Laimais roamed the hills.
WIP PRIVE PROSPERITY
"Aunt Mary" Jones she was called by friends who knew her for mil~s about. She enjoyed good health
followed an Illness of only a few days from pneumonia.
In 1862 she was married to John M. Jones. a school teacher. who later became associated with his father in Ther
CE.DIE & General ELOTE AL C' AF Roads, the loan which later -
moved to the trico raliroad line pamed Everton. . and at Dilday' Mill where they did a romanamill hilliness
1 KILLY' BY 'COWARD'
+ When the Civil War broke out and Southwest Missouri became a hot bed of the conflict, Mr. Jones became convinced it was unsafe to stay at home and attend to his business af- fairs so he went to Dadeville and joined the state militia. He returned home and expected to go to war the next day but one of his close friends wbo aiso bad joined the milltla and expected to return the second day --- line in woll int him so they could go together.
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BL: Mr Jones never returned to the militia for about noon on the next day when he was out in the ---- working his fare. preparing for the noon day meal some "unknown crud" shot him from the brush
LEMI Dy.
SAW HUSBAND KILLED
+ Mr. Jones was coming from the g a.th het hanca fu.i of vestris -
cropped them and lat. ty itt lius- band. caught him by his coat ar he
1 fell on his face. but he never ? - to her as she turned him over
dr.Thui Mri- Jones was left . Widow te tu poetico there wer, sagtd Many times if was necessary for her to get ! qa her horse, and it was'the fashion then for women to ride side saddles, and go 15 miles to Greenfield for ber | mail and groceries.
The war became so notre- da-land
.v itBit ... u vi vING Blu BlIC, Will some women relatives of her husband. took what few belongings the war had left and packed them in an old ox wagon and started for Arkansas.
CAND'S BROTHER
The trip was tiresome and dar.ger-
ous. Once a rain storm overtook them and lightning 'struck a tree in front of the wagon, kn' :!: ':c both nxen down and stunning the occu- a cf ine wagon. After the war
cette years after the death of her | first husband, Mrs. Jones married his brother. W. C. Jones.
Mrs. Jones had tan children by her first marriage, William M. and J. M. Jones and two by her second i marriage, Mrs. Julla Bullington and George A Jones, all of whom live In
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Elson-Nicholson : Mulflüge
The marriage of Miss Kathleen El- son to Mr. Jonathan Nicholson took pia. 'Tuesday evening at the home of the officiating minister, the Rev- erend Lewis M. Hale, 455 South ave- nue.
Mrs. Nicholson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Elson of Walnut firere jer Nichter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nicholson of Ash Grove, Mo.
M- and Mrs. Nicholson wiu wiaat their home at Graya Summit, Mo.
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2 --- CARDS OF THANKS.
NOT because it is customary to thank the good people for their valuable sadist- ance both during the sickness and burtal of Mary E Jones our precious beloved mother and grandmother, therefore we as ber enudren and grandchildren do Irom the very depth of our hearts de uire to extend our ancere heart-felt ( thanks to each and every one that was so kind to us and her at that time. We niso feel very grateful to the ones tuat worked so hard and faithful in digging her grave, and also to Brother Crank of Greenfield, Mo., for the many kind words ol condolence given us during the devo-
1 tional exercises so ably conducted by
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THE FAMILY.
MRS RORFRT WILLIAMS IS DEAD IN LONDON
fre John J Mccloskey of Omal. Neb .. who Is visiting at the ho. of Mrs. W. W. Coffman. 447 South avenue, has been notified .of the death of her cousin. Mre. Robert O. ! Williams, in London, England.
's Winams. the wife of a barber !!: London, formerly was Miss Louise DeliGh She was born in Spiluftde "ie do":"hter of the late Dorsey D Conton and granddaughter of wit Rate : : Deren She lived at 931 East Walnut street when a small gus. Mrs Williams visited ber aunt, the ste Mra. William P. Litteral. here 'w yeeto age. !:: Williams was a Qu'ate from Smith college st Forthatapton, Mass., with the class of I'is she had travers .... nd bed livre abroad
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,a. a diligent prudent.
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DEATHS
JOHN F. VANWAGN
John F. VanWagn, 88, retired pioneer farmer of this county, died at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon at bla home on route 7. Springfield, fol- lowing . lingering illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete, how- ever, they will be in charge of the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home.
Mr. VanWagn was born in Belgium. He came to Greene county 50 years ago and settled on a farm. He is survived by his wife, two daughters. Mrs. R. R. Rose, of Route 7. and Mrs. Frank Rose, of Brookline; and by tun enne, Fred VanWagn, of the home address, and Phil VanWagn of Gal- veston. Texas.
MR8. NANCY. ANN ALLEN Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy Allen, 80, w !!!! be conducted at lock today at the home. 1062 North Prospect avenue. Burial will ... L'atterson cemeter , .. Douglas ; . usuci uifeition of Alingner Funeral home. .
'MY HOME TOWN' Backward Glimpses By Spring- fieldlans to Places They've Loved and Still Cherish
By CELIA RAX
THE big steamboats and the big brewery are the two most vivid impressions Mrs. Nelle G. Burger. -Info president of
the W. C. T. U. has of her old home Louis.
As a small child Mrs. Burger ire- quently rode on the' steamboats that: plied up and down the Missis- sippi · river. for her : grandfather was a steamboat captain. But she never was Inside the brewery which Mrs. Burger she remembers as one of the attrac- tions pointed out to visitors In St. Louis.
. "I remember people talking about the big brewery and asking visitors ' to the city if they had seen It much as people in, Colorado Springs would ask tourists if they had seen Pike's Prak,' said Mra. Burger.
*I didn't even know what a brew- ery was I never was inside of it and so far as I know none of my family ever was. It was. however. the most important thing in the eyes of most people of St. 14uls in that day."
Mrs Burger IIved in St. Lottis un- til she was six years of age and fre- quently returns to the city or vis !!! Har next trin there will he Contem-
- ber 28 when she will speak before ille Federated W. C. T. U. of St Louis.
MRS. BARBARA STUTZMAN Funeral services for Mrs. Barbara Stutzman. 86. will be conducted at Chapel. Burial will be In Hazelwood cemetery under direction Klingner Funeral home. Mrs. Stutzman died Tuesday night at her home. 160 East I.a !:: street.
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THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: John M. Malang of Joplin died this morning in Kansas City. He was a booster of good roads in Missouri. [This is a long article.]
This was divorce day in the court. This is the usual divorce day article all about frightened young mothers holding babies, forlorn looking older women wringing their handkerchiefs, people in the audience waiting for a bit of scandal, the judge trying to hurry things along and finally on the second page the reporter got around to listing the divorces granted .**
Page 2: Mrs. Barbara Stutzman died .**
John F. Van Wagn died .** Mrs. Nancy Ann Allen died .* Mrs. Robert Williams died .**
Page 10: Marriage license in St. Louis: Mrs. Inis Alley of Springfield and Ed Lezzle of Stratford, Wis. [Lessie?]
Marriage license at Marshfield: John H. Baldridge, 22, and Hazel Pritchard, 21, both of Springfield.
A son Willis Irvin Hughs was born September 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Wollard Hughs of Bolivar. Mrs. Hughs was formerly Pearl Opal Sample of Springfield.
Page 11: Card of thanks .**
Page 14: Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Jones died .*
M By Jones, ricer of Ozarks, 'uried At Everton
F .M services for Mrs. Mary Th Jones, pioneer Ozark wom- an. . her known to her acquaint- ADC~ ~ "Aunt Mary." were held yee- terasy afternoon at Binking Creek church, near Everton.
' Mra. Jones, left a widow when her husband was shot down in his door- yard during the Civil war, saw much of the colorful history of the Ozarka. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rector, who settled in ' the Ozarks when the bowl of wild Animals was still famillar to the few scattered residents. 8he married Jobb M. Jones, a school teacher and later a merchant, and they established a store at Crom Roads. The town was later moved to the Frisco rall- road line and nsmed Everton.
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Mr. Jones had joined the militie and had come home for a day before going on to the fighting line. when some unknown person shot him before the eyes of his wife. The war raged so terrifically about this district that \'- Tone. derided to co to Arkan- BLA.
She packed all her belonginga In
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tiresoma trip. A rainstorm overtook
stunned her. After the close of the WAT Mrs Jones returned to Missouri. where. 12 years after the death of ber husband she married his brother. W. C Jones.
Mra. Jones la survived by two chil- CreD by her first marriage. William M and J Md. Jones, and two by her
George A. Jones, aff of whom live in Dade cour : y.
bar a. The cow. aje to plead."
+ ult Cases Granted
Divoit .. granted by default thia morning were as follows: Lela Reed against'! Raymond Reed, divorce and custody of three children: May How- land against Roy N. Rowland, divorce And curtody of baby: Bertha Nan Phartis 'against Waller Pharris. dl. vorce: Wiley F. against Josephine 8. Murrell,divorce: Lizzie M. againat Halman Hall, divorce and custory of . three children.
Doris Nell against C. H. Evans, di- vorce and restoration of maiden name Browning: Pilna Eliza againat John B. Batetoan. divorce and custody of child: Ruby Lovell against E. Dean Rodelander, divorce and custody of child: Edna against Arnold J. Welsh. divorce and custody of three chil- dren; Maty Inez against Clarence O. Ward, divorce and custody of baby.
Ollie against Cecil Button, divorce and restoration of maiden name: 1 Nettia J. against Jimmie Paucett: Margaret Adame against Thomas Fuz- zell, divorce and restoration of meid- en name: Collate Mae against Ear! ! R. Coonle, divorce and support of child: Ruth againat Fred Coison. divorce and custody of child: Bertha >F ***** Burchard Far!«, ricorre ard custody of three children. Vola , against John P. Faucett, divorce and restorillon of maiden name of Blake. 1) Ar.Da P .. against Hertnan Parmer. c.F **** ar.d restoration. of malden Eume of King.
Opal 8. against John Oreenwade; Orace A agains: Clarence M. Bennett. divorce and custody of minor child; Jack against Clara M. Johnson: Lorry against Thomas Porter: ida egalnal Richard Almerenrd
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DEATHS
MRA. BARBARA STUTZMAN. Funeral servioss for Mrs. Barbara Stutsman, 60, were conducted this Afternoon at & o'clock at the Klingner funeral chapel. Burial will be in Hazelwood cemetery under direction of Klingner. Mrs. Stotzman died Tuesday night at her home, 1160, East Blain street
JOHN F. VANWAON
Funeral services for John F. Van- Wagn, 88. retired pioneer farmer of Greene county, who died yesterday stiernoon at his home on Route 7, will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow et the St. Agnes church. Interment In St. Mary's cemetery. A nati 's of Belgium. Mr. VenWagn came to this county in 1878 and set- tled on a farm in this county.' He is survived by his wife, two 'daugh- ters. Mrs. R. R. Rose of Route 7, and Mrs. Frank Rose of Brookline, and by two mone. Fred VanWagn of the home address, and Phil VanWagn of Os !: caton, Texas. Arrangements are In charge of the Herman H. Lohmeyer funeral home.
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CAROS OF THANKS.
Of beosuse it te cuetamary to thank the Good people for thete valuable cadet- Apce both during the elcinews end burtel Maty K Jonre aur precious belaved mother and grandmother, therefore we us her children and grandchildren do fro:n the very depth of our hearta de. dre to ritend ait sincere heart-felt thanke to each and every one that was to kind to us and her et that time, Wo also feel very grateful to the onee bilet Po'ved so hard and faithful In diceing
« condolence given us during the devo- Lionel exercises so ably conducted by htm.
THE FAMILY.
MRS. NANCY ANN ALLEN
Funeral services for Mra. Nancy And Allen, 80, were conducted this morn- Ing et the home, 1062 North Prospect avenue. Burial was in Paiterson com- etery. in Douglas county, under di- rection Klingner Funeral home.
MRS. ROBERT WILLIAMS.
Notification of the death in London of Mrs. Robert Williama, formerly Miss Louise Denton of Springfield. was received here by Mra. John W. McCloskey, a cousin, who is visiting at the home of Mra. W. W. Coffman. 447 South avenue. Mra Williama was ' !. r wife of a London banker. She waa born in Springfield, the daugh- :er of the late Dorsey D. Denton and grand- daughter of the late H. F. Denton. When a small girl. Mrs. Williamne lived at 931 East Walnut . treet Besides her husband. she la survived by a son. Robert, Jr. slx Years old
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