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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 4: Miss Goldie Adkins and Mr. Howard Walker were married .*
Page 5: Sallie W. Hudson divorced Jolin J. Hudson.
G. H. Palmer divorced Cordelia Palmer. Page 7: John F. Van Wagn died .** LeRoy Inmon died .**
Page 9: Divorces granted .**
Page 12: There is an article about Sam Trimble who comes from Seymour, Mo., where his grandfather settled .**
DEATHS:
JOHN F. VANKAGN.
Mineral services for John F Van-, Wagt. 88. retired farmer of Route : wino thed Wednesday Afternoon at hle home. will be conducted at 10 o'clock this morning at the St. Agnes Catholic church. Burial will be In. St.Mary's cemetery under direction . of the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral ! home
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Funeral services for LeRoy Inmon. two months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Genre Inmon. of near Nixa. Mo .. . who died at 6 o'clock yesterday alter- ! will be conducted this after- -ro a. M-Court .. compey. NA: NixP. Burial will he under direr. * **. 1, S'arne undertaker.
Walker-Adkins Marriage
The marriage of Mias Goldie. Adkins to Mr. Howard Walker took place September 11 at 3 o'clock In the afternoon at the court house. The ceremony was read by the Reverend C. H. Briggs.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Call R Brown. 22. Springfield. and
Geneva Hagzett. 24. Grove Spring. Thomas Jacobsen, 63, and Lizzie May Hall, 50. both of Springfield.
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MY HOME TOWN'
Backward Glimpses By Spring- fleidians to Places They've Loved and Still Cherish
; By CELLA KAY
SAM TRIMBLE, vice president and cashier of the Union National thank goes back in his old home town about twice a month for it is only 40 miles from Springfield. That lown is Seymour and Mr. Trimble has never lost in- terest in its pro- gress. There are several old timers lic always visits if he has time on itis trine there and he knows virtually Trimble everyone who has Ilived In Webster county many years. Mr. Trimble's grandfather was one of the earliest sett ... 's of Web- stcr county, coming there from Ken- tucky. : Mr. Trimble was graduated from the Seymour High school and was in the banking business there tuinc years. He still owns a farm near there and also an-interest in 'he S. C. Trimble and Company General Merchandise store. estab- " hed by his grandfather and father 1) 1883.
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1: 1 worship any herocs at all it is the old -setdefs of the' Ozarks." says Mr. Trimble. "There are no better people on carth and when I go back.to Seymour I always hunt up the oldest people there if I have any time. It is a sad thing to me that I don't see many of the old timers there any more for they are ;one."
Mr. Trimble frequently stops to talk with a distant cousin. "Uncle John" Freeman. who is in his 96th "rar and Ilves at Seymour He also miways inquires about "Uncle Billy" (jeorge who is more than 80 years
his experiences in the battle of Wil- son Creek. Then there is "Uncle Tom" Cardwell and Dave Good and many other old settlers he is pleased, to call his good friends
Mr Trimble is an ardent booster of the Ozarks and he also cherishes, 'the traditions of the section He belleves that homecomings. reunions And other gatherings of Ozarkers, which give the people pride in their heritage from a "talwart race of pioneers should be encouraged.
The farming which Mr. Trimble
chiet hobbies He Insists that he really is a farmer and absolutely is Det an 'agriculturist "
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25 DIVORCE DECREES ARE GRANTED BY KIRBY
Twentyfive divorce decrees were fanted yesterday by Judge Guy D. Kirby in the circuit court. Divorces
Lela Reed from J. Raymond Reed: May Rowland from Roy N. Rowland: Bertha Nan Pharris from Walter Pharris, Wiley F. Murrell from Jo- wphine 8. Murrell. Lizzie M. Hall from Hainan Hall, Doris Nell Evans from C. H. Evans, Plina Elizabeth Bateman from John B. Bateman. Ruby Lovell Rodelander from E. Dean Rodelander, Edna Welsh from Arn- old J Welsh, Mary Ines Ward from Clarence O. Ward. ! lle Button from Cecil Button. Net. . J. Faucett from Jimmie Faucett, Margaret Adame Fuzzell from Theman Fuzzell, Collate May Coonis from Farl R. Coonis, Ruth Colson from Fred Colson, Bertha Faris from Burchard Faris, Vola Faucett from John P. Faucett, Anna R. Farm- er from John P. Farmer, Opal Green- wade from John Greenwade, Grace A. Dennett.
Jack Johnson from Clara M. Johnson. lovey Porter from Thomas Porter. Ida Almergard from Richard Almergard.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Ray L. Getchell, 22, sues to divorce Gertrude M. Getchell. They were married August 30, 1928, in Denver.
More divorces were granted. Mary Robinson divorced Howard Robinson. Eileen Steele's divorce case was dismissed. Mary G. Roscoe was granted a divorce and her maiden name Braman. Edward D. Rhoades and his wife were divorced; they have a 13 month old child. Francis Rodgers, 20, divorced Leslie Rodgers. Other divorces were granted .** Page 3: Mrs. Alice E. Suttle died .**
Benjamin S. Edmondson died.
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Page 8: Clare Cory was killed .*
Page 14: Thomas Jackson and Lizzie May Hall, both of Springfield, were married today in Springfield. They will live on a farm near Halltown in Lawrence county.
John H. Baldridge and Hazel Pritchard, both of Springfield, obtained a marriage license in Marshfield.
A son Charles Curtis Hurley was born September 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtis Hurley of 732 North Grant avenue.
Page 17: Miss Loretta Barrett and Mr. Arthur Crane were married.
Black Friday Brings Sad End To Gay Romance
(Continued from Page One)
Jessa R. Cochran brought ault for divorce Irom Melvio Cochran. nov confined at the atee hospital for the Insane at Nevada. She charged lbst she had just cause for divorce prior 10 thia time the man was declared inaune A "next friend" was appointed to rep- resent the man, and tha cane reset.
Another woman asked divorce from a man who is a patient at the Greene , county sanitarium, returned from the Mount Vernon sanitarium sa Incur- able. The case was continued. With Baby In Hèr Arma
A smiling baby ast In the arnis of a . thin little girl-mother, who told the jud e in a clear, unfaltering volce a sto:" of desertion and faithlessness 0 !! ' the part uf her husband. He left her before the baby was born and had not been back. she mald fle had never supported her or the baby. She wanted the chance lo do It herself. Treed (! all legal ties to"him. The wu grant- ed the divorce.
Lift of Deerees Granted
Thirty divorces were granted this morning. fight of which went to men and 22 to women. They are u fol- Jow#:
Anoe Nevals from J. E. Nevais, Ines ¡from Henry M. Marry, Etta McKeeban from Charles McKeehan. Iloward A. from Ruth L. Patterson, Willie Lee from ` Willie If Ray.
Mary from Harry W Robertson. Mary from Howard Robinson, Iols Mae from. Carl Chittim, Joseph L. from Laurs J. Johnson, Robert C. 'Imm Pennellipa Weaver. Grace B. from: Thomas A. Kinaer, Joe. Jr. from Ruth E. Warren. Miante Marie from James Wayne Stewart
Ma. v O. from Itaymond H Roscoe, Franten from lesite Rodgers. Elma K. from Edward D Rhoades, Julle [rom | Georgia Lee, Claire' from Paul King, Bolon H. From Geneva Kelso, Stelle from Harry Holbert, W. M. from Gladya Hutchinson, Nell U. Ironi Samuel L. Howard.
Meud from William Gray. Myrtle Iva from Jeare E. Endicott, Josephine V. from J. R. Clemmona. Alice May from Rufun F. Bell, Inez from Edward F. Smith. M. E. from R. J. Bedell. Clinton Ironi Roxle Reed.
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EASTERN WEDDING For INTERET HERE
Word has been received here of the marriage of Mlas Loretta Barrelt. daughter .of Mrs. Richard Barrett, Washington, D. C., and Mr. Arthur Crane, also of that city, on August 22 ... Warrington Md The cere- .ony wsi read by Father Curran of Att. Washington. The couple kept the wedding a secret until they returned from their honeymoon. They will make their home In Washington, D. C., where Mr. Crane is an employe of the federal trade commission.
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Mrs. Crane formerly lived in Spring- field and attended Elfindale academy. che and her mother have lived lo Washington the j.ist four years.
FORMER GALENA YOUTH KILLED BY LIGHTNING
GALENA, Mo., Sept. 14 .- Clare Cory. 19-year-old con of Mr. and Mrs. David Cory of 8t. Maries, Idaho, and for- mer resident of this olty, was killed by lightning Monday during a storm.
He was on duty as a member of the fire patrol of the Coeur d'Alene Tim- ber Protective ssociation when he was struck and Instantly killed.
DEATHS
MRS. ALICE & HUTTLE.
Mt. Alice E. But'le. 67. died at her bote on route 9. East Cherry street road. this morning of a lingering il)- Burtal will be in Hazelwood cemetery, but other funeral arrange- menta, under direction of the Kling- ner Undertaking company, are incom. plete. M: Suttle was the aldow of She is survived by two daniel."ors Enum E And Della G. both ; (? Springtaid, and four sons, Harry Sortie. a teacher mt Senior High +5:001. 4: E I Sattle. both, of the Home address, and E E. Suttle of THEM as. T ( Suite of Dallas L
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Be .....: " S. Edmondson, formerly of Sp:1 :. gfield. dled Thursday at his home.Jn Kansas City,' according to ; word received by [riends here: Funera; [ services will be I:rid at 10 o'clock Sat- : urday morning at the Kallas (! ) home Hle J' suivived by four sistera. Mr J. B Harrison and Miss Laura Edmondson. Springfield: Mre. E. E Church, St. Louis, and Mra. J. T., RAT. er Kunens City, And also by two Fr .. .... W F Edmondoon, LOR An- CAMAArd P 11 Edmondson. Kansas :
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 2: Dr. Isaac N. Lunsford died .**
Joseph H. Cuebon died .* [Curbow?]
Billy V. Smith died .*
Mrs. Frances Challota Rhodes died .* Lee Roy Inmon died .** Mrs. Alice E. Suttle died .*
Page 3: Charles A. Turpin died .*
Albert Cox died .** Charles Mills died .*
Page 4: Miss Loretta Barrett and Mr. Arthur Crane were married .**
Divorces granted .*
Page 8: There is an article about John W. Byng whose home town is Paducah, Kentucky .**
Page 10: Card of thanks .**
Page 12: Rev. Eugene R. Clarkson, 52, died September 14 in West Plains where he was pastor of the First Presbyterian church.
2- . CARDS OF THANKS. .
WE WISH to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindnesses, also for the beautiful Doral offeringh, during the recent Miness and death of our dear mother and grandmother. Mary F. Coff- man. FAMILY.
30 Given Freedom From-Marital Ties
Without Contests
. Thirty default divorces were grant- ediby Judge , Warren L. White in division No. 2 of the circuit court yesterday. Divorces were granted to: Anna Nevais from J. E. Nevala, Inez | from Henry M. Marra, Etta McKeeban from Obaries McKeehan, Howard A. from Ruth L. Patterson, Willie Lee from Willle H. Ray.
1 .. . Mary . from Harry. W. .. Robertson, I Mary. from. Howard Robinson, Jols Mue from Carl Chittim, Joseph , . fuuu Laura J. Johnson, Robert .C. tram Pernattma. Weaver, Grano ! from Thomas' A. Kinser, Jog. Jr .. froin Ruth .R. Warren, Minnie Marie from James Wayne Stewart.
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Mary G. from Raymond H. Roscoe, Frances from Leslie Rodgers, Julia from Georgia Lee, Claire. from Paul King. Bolon H. from Geneva : Kelso, oleila from Harry Holbert, W. M. from .. Gladys Hutchinson, - Nell U. from Samuel L. Howard.
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Maud from William Gray, Myrtle .. a from Jesse E. Endicott, Josephine T. from J. R. Clemmons. Allce May 'rom Rufus F. Bell, Inez from Ed- ward F. 8mith, M. E. from R. J. Bedell. Clinton from Roxie Reed.
CHILD SWALLOWS EIGHT PILLS, DIES
Two and a Half Year Old Baby Found in Stupor Near *Box of Tablets
After eating eight laxative tablets, with a sugar coating, Charles A. Tur- prin, 2 12 year old son of Mr. and Mra. F. J. Turpin, Living seven miles south of Republic, went into convul- sions and died last night.
The child was playing about the Turpin home about 8 oclock last night. His parents misked him a short time later, but thought he had gone to sicep' in another room.
Box Near Still Form -
They found him lying on the floor as if under the influence of. "dope." Near his side was a box of the tab- lets with eight missing. A physician was called from Willard, but the child dled before he arrived.
"Jewell .Windle, Greene county coro- ner, was called and pronounced that the child had died from eating an ex- Choice number of the tablets. No Inquest will be held.
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Funeral Sunday
Funeral services will be held at the home Sunday under the direction of the Thurman Undertaking com- pany at Republic.
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PIONEER MILLER DIES IN HOSPITAL
Operation Proves Fatal For Al- bert Cox, 70, Brother of Dr. Lee Cox
Albert Cox, 70, for many years a n.illing merchant here, but later of Denver, Colo., died yesterday after- noon at St. John's hospital .following an operation.
Mr. Cok is a brother of Dr. Lee Cox. and has a number of relatives in Springfield. He came to Springfield a fortnight ago for medical treatment following general breakdown of health.
1. Funeral Sunday i .
Funeral services probably will be conducted jat 3 o'clock Bunday .at- Starne mortuary. Burial will be in Mapia Park cemetery under direction Solomon lodge A. F. and A. M., . of which Mr. Cox is a member.
Mr. Cox, during his residence in Springfield, was active_ in fraternal circles. was a member pf Bolomon lodge. A. F. and A. M., and all other masonic organizations in the city including Abou Ben Aben shrine. He also was a member of the Wood-
List of Survivors
He & survived by five daughters and two sons. The daughters are: Mrs. Hos Reed, Jr., Coffeyville, Kan .; Mrs. Mitchell A. Creamer, Oklahoma City; Mrs. George A. Buchanan, Oklahoma City; Mra. Edward Kra- backer, Denver: and Mrs. Paul Hyde. of Springfield. ' The sons are Clar- ence A. Cox, of Tulsa and Earl C. Cox. of Oklahoma City. He also is sur- vived by three brothers, Dr. Cox, of Springfield. C. C. Cox. 942 North Pebberson and W. L. Cox, Poteet, Texas.
LEE ROY INMON
Funeral services for Lee Roy Inmon, four-months-old son of Mir. and Mrs. George inmon, vi Nixa, who died yes- terday morning at a local hospital. were conducted at Mt. Carmol ceme- tery, near Niza yesterday afternoon. pdf ...! services wire under direction of W. L. Starne.
DO MOR LUNSFORD EXPIRES AT HOME
More Than Year's Illness From 1 Anemia Fatal to Spring- field Physicianı
. More than a year's nent. against, the ravages of anemia caded yesterday afternoon in the death of Doctor isaac N. Lunsford, 79, at his residence, 743 Bouth Jefferson avenue.
"A "practicing physician : in . Spring- field since 1912, Doctor Lunsford abandoned his practice a year ago last July because of Ill beallb. He had been bedfast since last July.
Practiced Among Indians
Doctor Lunsford came to Spring- field from the Indian reservation in Oklahoma, where for many years he had practiced medicine among the Izdian tribes.
He was a member of the Woodmen of the World, the Masonic lodge, South Avenue Christian church, There he wes active in the Men's L.bis class, the Greene County Medi- cal society and the Missouri Medical society.
Services Sunday
. He is murrined pr his wife, twet sons, W. Errett Lunsford at the bom ?! address and Robert B. Lunsford. of ! Willard; two daughters, Miss Lena M. Lunsford at the home address and !! Mrs. Oscar Kelly at Louisville, Ky." and by three sisters and two brothers."
Funeral services will be conducted at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon from- Bouth Avenue Christian church, with. the Reverends J. H. Jones and Ben-" jamin "Smith officiating. Burial will be, in' Mapla Park cemetery. The United Lodge, A. F. and A. M., Will be In charge of rites at the grave.
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Joseph H. Cuebon, 89. Civil war veteran, died Wednesday afternoon at "home'35 mnes south of Spring- fleid, following a lingering illness, He is survived by his wife, 11 children, 17 grandchildren and 9 great grand- chlidren. Mr. Cuebon came to the Ozarks in 1843 from Illinois and sets. tled in Taney county. He was a menfe ber of the Birth Missouri cavalry duku: .g the Civil war. After the war he married and moved to Stone county where he had lived since that time.
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'MY HOME TOWN' Backward Glimpses Bj Spring- fleidians to Places They've Loved and Still Cherish
By CELIA RAY
PADUCAH, Ky, is the home town of John W. Byng, head of the Springfield Credit Exchange. Pa- ducah already has + been made famous as a home town by Irvin 8: Cobb and It happens that Mr. Ryng knew the dis- tinguished writer In the days when they were learning the multiplication Byng tables.
"Cobb was in the class ahead of me." sald Mr. Byng, "but the schools were crowded and several grades in the same room and we were really - school mates. He was a bright stu- dent, but his ability was not rec- lognized in school. He was popular among the boys but did not seem at all unusual to them."
Mr. Byng recalls that one day his anovi icacher asked the ciass ii Bicy knew where there was one-
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story house with a two-story porch mentioned by Charles Dickens in one of his books as being located in a city at the confluence of two rivers. She gave them the recess period to find out about the house. That wasn't long enough and school was dismissed for the day. The next day the pupils were told to look .... in nimi, and there was the one story house with the two-story with it had attracted the atten- ton of Charles Dickens on his visit to America. und Paducah was the 'town at the confluence of two rivers -the Chin and the Tennessee
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'Byne has been back to his old home ¡town . fils relatives haye moved away and many of his boyhood
BILLY V. SMITH Billy V. Smith, two-months-old son
Virg !! Smith, died
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Thursday at the home here in Spring- field. Burial will be at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Buffalo under "Irection of the Alma Lohmeyer Fu- neral home.
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Former Springfield Girl Weds In Washington
The marriage of Miss Loretta Bar- ett, daughter of Mrs. Richard Barrett ¿ Washington, D. C., to Mr. Arthur Crane, also of that city. took place tugust 22 in Mt. Washington, Md. The Reverend Father Curran of Mt. Wash- ingrow send the ceremony.
Mr. Lod Mri. Crane will make their Home In Washington, D. C., where Mr. Crane is an empir; of the federal hs commission.
Mra. Crane formerly lived in Spring- Cele and attended Fr de Chantal academy. bLe AL .... ........ .. ured in Washington for the past four
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ISpringfield Worker. Is Fatally Injured In Texas Accident
i Injuries which he received while working with a steel construction
early yesterday Olney. Texas. proved fatal a few hours later for Charles Mills, 49, of i 1942 North Robberson avenue, Spring-
Details of the accident were not contained in a message received by Mrs. Mills here. Mr. Mills was in the employe of the Kansas City Steel Construction company and was work- .i.g on a job at Olney.
The body will be forwarded here :or funral services and burial under unecuou of the Herman ii. Lohmeyer i Funeral home.
Mr Mills is survived by his wife AI.d a daughter. .
MRS. FRANCIS RHODES
Mrs. Francis Challota Rhodes, 58, died last night at her home, 630 Page street. She was the wife of' o. L. Rhodes, of the Rhodes Produce coch- pany, mod is widely-known in Springs field. Funeral arrangetuchts are in. cumplete, , but services will be con- ducted at: the home by the Reverend' Innis Harris, pastor of Grace M. E. church. .- Burial .will. be in Hazelwood cemetery under direction of W. L. Starne. Mrs. Rhodes is survived by her husband, one -daughter. M.s. James O. Henderson, Los Angeles, Callf., and four sons W. 8., J. A., J. W., and Ernest, all of Cpringfield. She also is survived by one sister. M.s. Laura . Woods, Oklahoma, and four : brothers, ravte and. Sherman Little, both of Cleve :. William Little. of Crane, and M. 1. Little, of Spring- fleld.
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MRS. ALICE E. SUTTLE
Mrs. Allce E. Suttle, 67 dled at her home on route 9, East Cherry street road yesterday morning of a lingering 111 :.- sa. Burial will be In Hazelwood cemetery, but other funeral arrange- men's under direction of the Kilng- ner Undertaking company, are in- complete. Mrs. Suttle was the widow 1 W Suttle. She Is survived by . . are Bana F And Dalla Of both of Springfield, and four sons. | Harry Suttle, a teacher at Senior High school, and E. H. Suttle, both of the home address, and E. E. Suttle of Tulsa and T. C. Suttle of Dallas. 'Texas.
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SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 2: Charles A. Turpin, 2 1/2 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Turpin who reside seven miles south of Republic, died last night after eating sugar coated tablets.
Page 6: Lee Roy Inmon died .**
Billy V. Smith died .**
Mrs. Frances Challota Rhodes died .**
Dr. Isaac Lunsford died. Joseph H. Cuebon died .** Rev. Eugene R. Clarkson died .* Albert Cox died .**
Card of thanks.'
Page 9: Miss Hazel Irene Pritchard and John H. Baldridge were married.
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DEATHS
LEE ROY INNON 1 Funeral savions trare conducted yesterday for Leo hay Inmon, four mos the-oh sam & Mr. and Mrs. George Inmen of Niza. at the Mount Carmel cemetery' dear Niaa yesterday afternoon Burtal services were un. der direction of W. L. Starno.
NELLY . V. SMITH
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith. had not been completed today Burtal wil be al 2 oblock Sunday afternoon al Ruffalo undee direction of the Alma Lahmeyer Funeral home.
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MRS. FR.ANTES RHODI - Mr. France Chellou Rhodes, 68. died last night at her home, 630 Page.
the Rhodes Produce company here. Funeral arrangemente are Incomplete. but services will be conducted at the home by the Reverend innie Harris, paster of Orce M. R church. Burtal milf be In Hazelwood cemetery under direcuon of W L. Starne. Mrt. Rhodes le aurvived by her husband. we daughter M ?. Jamen O. Hender- son Los Angeles. Cal. and four some. W S. J. A. J. W. and Ernest, all of ; ngfield. She also'td survived by one alster. Mrs. Laura Woode, Okla- homa, and four brothers, Payte And She man Little, both of Clever: Wil- finn. Little of Crane and M. A. Little ": Springfield.
DR. ISAAC LUNSFORD
A veteran physician and one who had practiced medicine among the Indian tribes of Oklahoma for . num- bet of years, Dr. Lmao Lunsford, 79. ' died Friday afternoon following a year's fight against the ravages of anemia. Dr. Lunsford came to Springfield in 1912. He had been practicing medicine here until he be- came bedfast in July. He died at his ' home. 74 Bouth Jefferson .. He wan 'a member of the Woodmen of the World, the Masonic lodge. South Ave- Que Christian church, the Greene County Medical society and the Mic- sourl Medical association. He le eur- vived by hta alle, two sons. W. Errett Lunsford at the home address and Robert B. Lunsford of Willard: two doughters, Miss Lena M. Lunsford at the home address and Mrs. Oscar "Kelly at Louisville. Ky., and by three alsters and two brothere. Funeral services will be conducted at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon from South Avenue Christian church, with the Rever- ends J H. Jones and Benjamin 8mith officiating. Burial will be In Maple Park cemetery. The United lodge. A. F and A. M .. will be In charge of :Ites at the grave.
2- . CARDS OF THANKS.
WE WISH to thank Que many friends and neighbors for their kindnesses,; ale for the beantiful floral afferinge, during the recent inneme and death of par dear mother and grandmother. Mary P. Coff- min. -THE . FAMILY.
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REV. EUGENE CLARKSON WEST PLAINS. Mo, Sept. 16 .- The Reverend Kugene R. Clarkson. 82 years old. for three years pastor of. the First Presbyterian church here. died yesterday. following' a sudden Illnem at h's home. The Reverend Mr. Clarkson had suffered from heart disease for several months.
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Albert Cox, 70. brother of Dr. Lee Cox and formerly & milling merchant ... Sprli.glield. died Friday afternoon at St. John's hospital following an operation. He came to this city
. fortnight ago from Denver, Colo .. where he has realded for a number : yeara. Mr. Cox during his real- "hice t: Springfield was active in Internal circles. He was a member of Solomon lodge A. P. and A. M. and all other masonic organizations in the Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 o'clock from the Starne mortuary Burial will be in Maple Park cemetery under direction of Solomon lodge He is survived by five daughters and two sons. The daugh- era are. Mrs. Hoz Reed, Jr., Coffey- : 11le. Kan : Mca Mitchell A. Creamer. Okishome City: Mrs. George A. Bu- rhanan. Oklahoma City: Mrs. Edward Krabacker, Denver. and Mrs. Paul Hyde of Springfield. The sons are Clarence A Cox of Tulsa, and B&Fl C. (>.x. of Oklahoma City. He also ts .. r.lved by three brothers. Dr Cox of Springileld: C. C. Cox. 042 North Robberson avenue, and W. L. Coz. Poteet. Texas.
I. H. CUEBON
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Joseph H. Cuebon, pioneer Ozarklan and Civil War veteran. died Wednes- : day afternoon at his home. 26 miles south of Springfield. following a lin- gering Liness. He is survived by bis wife. 11 children. 47 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Mr. Cuebon was a native of Illinois. com- ing from there to settle in Taney county in 1843. He was a member of the" Birth Missouri cavalry during therCivil War and s member of the Christian church. At the clone of the Civil War be married and moved to Stobe county, where be bed. lived since that time.
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