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When the Civil war called men from the Ozarks, Mr. Kirk was one of the first. to enlist with Company K. Second regiment of the Missouri light nrufflery. Hle fought all over the statc.
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Mr Kirk is survived by his widow. two daughters. Mrs. Anna Cardwell. 022 North Missourl avenue, and Mrs. Charles Nelson of Independence, Mo .; A son. William Kirk of Osceola, Mo .: two sisters, Mrs. Nauervia Harris of Okemah. Okin .. and Mrs. Marger West (! Pawhusin. Okla .. and a brother.
JURY DECIDES YOUTH WAS KILLED BY TRAIN
Bryan Monday, 31-real-die BUTHi mall carrier of Marshfield. "came to i his death when struck by a train" wElle mturning from an errand of mercy. a coronor's Jury derided in , municipal court yesterday afternoon at an inquest presided over he ( .. oner M. L. Stone. Munday died All hour after his car was struck be a Friwo train near Marshfield. He had taken two rabbits to the home of an and i'll friend, the mother of Dr. Cluy Oalloway of Springfield. who lives Dear Marshfield. Mri. Calloway had told Monday that she would like to ba:e some rabbit soup.
Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home town. the body overland to Marshfield where funeral services were conducted toda :. Munday is survived by his widow and. 'athe :. R. 1 .. Munday of Kansas City. The counter Munde moved from Kansas City five years ago in the hope .hat te Of'ky would improve Mun- day . healtt-
JUSTICE C.
Judge Win W. Chinn, 88 years old. for many years a justice of the peace in Springfield, died at 6:50 o'clock this morning at his home at 607 West Harrison' atroet.
Mr. Chinn had been confined to his home by illness since last June. He was elected justice in South Campbell township in 1922 and had beld the of- fice since that time. During his Ill- ness, a daughter. Miss Frances Chinn. had been conducting the affairs of his office on St. Louis street.
Before his election as justice. Mr. Chinn served as clerk in Judge R. ! I. Trevathen's court for several years.
He is survived by his wife. his daughter, Frances; one brother, James P. Chinn. of Higginsville, Mo .; and two sisters, Mrs. Beaty Brockman of May- view. Mo., and Mrs. Pheris Buchanan of Warrensburg, Mo.
Arrangements for the funeral serv- ices will not be completed until after other relatives arrive, but the services will be held from the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home.
NISU MAHEL RHODES WEDS'NR. POLLARD
A pretty home wedding was solem- nimed Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Rhodes, on Schweitzer road. when thelr daugh- ter, MIM Mabel Rhodes, became the bride of Mr. Quy 8. Pollard.
The Drida wore a charming fruck of brown eorgette with harmonizing ao- oessories and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Her sister, . Miss Hazel Rhodes, was maid of honor and wore & frock of red georgette and carried red roses. Mr. Frank Mills was best man.
The ceremony was read by the Rev- erend W. F. Goodnight before and improvised altar of palms and ferns.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Cath- "ribe Rhodes sang. "All For You." ao- companied by Miss Lillian Ithodes who also played the wedding march. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was given at which about 40 guests were entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Pollard left for a short wedding trip after which they will be at home at 631 Deimar street.
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 3: The public administrator will administer the estate of John A. Murphy.
Page 6: Geneva Ray sues to divorce Lewis A. Ray. They were married February 23, 1928. She is under age and sues in the name of next friend Pearl Hailey.
Marietta Mckinney, daughter of J. W. Tippin, sues to divorce Eustace McKinney of Mckinney, Texas. They were married March 7, 1928, at Carthage. She sues through Mrs. J. McDill, a best friend.
Bessie Azill sues to have her marriage to Guy Azbill annulled. They were married October 2, 1927, in Arkansas representing themselves to be 21 when they were only 17. Her maiden name was Bessie Gatewood and she sues through Maggie Gatewood, a next friend.
Elijah W. Gallemore died in Fairland, Okla. He was the brother-in-law of Mrs. Emma E. Koehler of 1234 North Broadway, Springfield. Mrs. Koehler's brother J. F. Sparlin of St. Louis has gone to the funeral.
Page 9: Mrs. Frank Emery died .* Harry B. Carr, Sr., died .** Judge Will W. Chinn died .*
The will of Mrs. Martha A. MeDorman was filed for probate.
SERVICES TODAY FOR JUSTICE CHINN
Democratic Leader Identified With Lower Courts for - : Many Years
Funeral services for Judge Will W. Chinn, 58, for many years a justice of the peace In Springfield, will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock this after- poon at Herman H. Lohmeyer Funer- al home. The Reverend Miller will officiate.
One of the best known justices In Springfield, Mr. Chinn was active In his work in the lower courts. He first was elected in 1922 as justice of South Campbell township. He held the office continually since that time.
Ill Stace June
He became ill in June and since that time his daughter. Mies Frances Chinn had been conducting the ef- Calrs of his office.
Before Mr. Chinn's election as Jua- tice he served as clerk In Judge R. H. Trevathan's court for years.
Several Survivors
He is survived by his wife. his daughter. Frances; & brother. James P. Chino, of Higginsville; and two sisters, Mrs. Beaty Brockman. of Mayview, and Mra. Pheris Buchanen. of Warrensburg.
Burtal will be in Mapie Park came- tery under the direction of Herman H. Loymeyer Funeral home.
$100,000 Estate Will Be , Divided Among Many Heirs
Disposition of an estate which la expected to exceed $100,000 is pro- vided for in the will of Mrs. Martha A. McDorman of Halltown, which was flled yesterday in Lawrence county probate court at Mount Vernon.
Conversion of all her property in- to money is directed In order that there might be a prompt settlement and division of her estate. Half of the estate is willed to relatives of her deceased husband, and the other half to her own relatives, membere of the Nicholson family.
Charles P. Cantrell of Halltown and William L. Wilson of Ash Grove are named as administrators of the estate.
INFECTION IN PIMPLE CAUSES MAN'S DEATH
Mrs. Emma E. Koehler, 1234 Nort!i Broadway avenue, received word yes- 'erdsy of the death In Fairland. Okla. of her brother-in-law. Elijah W. Gullemore.
The man's death came after a long light against blood poisoning which started from a tiny pimple on one of his fingere. First the finger was amputated, But the poisoning bad spread os to his arm. Amputation of the arm failed to check the In- flammation.
J. P. Spariin of St. Louis. a brother of Mrs. Koehler. passed through Springfield yesterday morning to at- `end the funeral.
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DEATHS
MRS. FRANK EMERY
Mrs. Frank Emery of St. Louis dled nt 10 o'clock yesterday morning. She is survived by her husband and five children The body will be sent to Springfield for burial. Funeral ar- tangements are Incomplete.
HARRY B. CARR, SR.
ANTry B. CANT. Br .. father of Harry B. Ourr of the Car Coal company. died yesterday at his home in Handicy. Texas Mr. Carr. Jr .. was at lila , father's bedalde when death caine.
YOUTHFUL BRIDES SUE FOR DIVORCE
Young Wives, All Under 21, Recite in Petitions How Husbands Failed Them
It was youth and youth only that brought its troubles into court yee- terday and asked to be relieved of marital ties. Three young wives, au under 21, flled suits for divorce and their cases will be heard at the January term of court.
Charging that he abandoned ber and refuses to provide 'for her and their infant child. Gener Ray asks separation from Lewis A. Ray. Being under 21, the sues in the name of a next friend. Pearl Halley.
They were married February 23. 1928, and separated in May.
Judge's Daughter Sues
Mariella Mckinney, daughter of J. W. Tippin, presiding judge of the county court. flled suit for divorce from Eustace Mckinney. of McKin- ney, Texas. She charges that he failed to support her, was jealous, abusive und caused her great humiliation.
They were married at Carthage March 7, 1928, and separated June 7. She sues through Mrs. J. McDill, & best friend. Mrs. Mckinney WM stenographer in the office of the county farm agent before her mar- ringe.
Fibbed' Abont Age
The third youthful bride seeking freedom asks that her marriage to Guy Azbill be annulled. She explains that their marriage, which was per- formed in Arkansas, was unlawfully contracted. Both. she says, repre- sented their ages to be 21 when In fact both were but 17 years of age. They were married October 2, 1927 and never lived together. She sucs In the name of Maggie Gatewood, a next friend, and asks that ber maiden name of Beesle Gatewood be restored.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Mrs. N. G. Rensch died .**
Page 11: The will of Mrs. Martha A. McDorman was filed for probate .*
Page 15: John Ball died.
Page 18: Mariella Mckinney sues to divorce Eustace Mckinney. They were married March 7, 1928, at Carthage. Mrs. McKinney, a minor, is the daughter of J. W. Tippin, presiding judge of the county court.
Mrs. Bessie Azbill asked an annullment from Guy Azbill. They were married October 2, 1927, stating they were over 21 when actually they were only 17. Her maiden name was Bessie Gatewood. She sues in the name of Maggie Gatewood.
Page 20: A son Weldon Douglas Sapp was born December 2 to Mr. and Mrs. James Sapp, 951 College street. Mrs. Sapp was formerly Miss Jessie Dodd.
Mrs. Frank Emery died .** Harry B. Carr died .** Will W. Chinn died .** Elijah W. Gallemore died .* Divorces granted .**
ELIJAH W. GALLEMORE
Word has been received by Mrs. Emma E. Koehler. 1234 North Broad- way avenue of the death In Falrland. Okla., of her brotherinlaw. Elijah W. Gallemore. His death came after a long fight against blood poisoning which started from a tiny pimple ou one finger. Amputation of the finger. and later the arm falled to check the inflammation.
HARRY B. CĂRK
Harry B. Carr Br .. father of Harry B. Carr of the Carr Coal company here, died Thursday at his home in Handley, Texas. Mr. Carr Jr .. was at his father's bedelde when death came.
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GRIST OF DIVORCE CAS ARE SUBMITTED IN GOL
Husbands came off second best in divorce court today, three wives nak- Ing for degrees on grounds of cruelty and one geting » divorce, but one husband upheld the male sex in his poultion against his wife.
Winnie P. Robinson. an 18-year-ol: girl, charges that Leon Robinson, whom she married in Troy. Kas., AU- rust 1. 1927. and from whom she separated March 16, 1928, quit work six weeks after the marriage and has lived elther with his parents or her mother ever since, without making an effort to work. She charges that be abandoned ber while she was in a hospital and stayed away three months. The girl asks return of her maiden name. Hawkins.
Cruel treatment was charged against George W. Williams by Bertha A. Williams. 8he said he treated her barbarously, assaulting and striking her, threatening to kill her, encour- aging his two daughters by a former marriage to strike and fight her and going out nights to return and boast that he had been with another wom-
child, Lienna, 8. and Williams works in the and makes .$200.a month "Kathryn Hay sued for divorce, charging that ted her to many indigniti ous and now is living in Tex. They were married 28. 1924, and weparatod 3, 1928.
Mary E. Troutt won a dec George D. Troutt on the gro desertion. They were married finols June 31, 1936, and pepar October, 1927.
Irene Jaquith Whitehead fi vorce proceedings through ber friend. Mrs. Carrie Jaquith, ag Allen G. Whitehead on the grot that he quarreled with her and of pouted for days, finally leaving She said horrefused to work and not support her properly. They We married August 22. 1927, and sepa rated October 1, 1938.
Floyd Dupree was the only man tof flle an action against his wife. Ho declared that Magnolia O. Dupree left an and accuse her of going with inen. | him more than a year ago and now is
They were married June 2. 1919. and separated in September. 1928. Mrs. Williams asked custody of their rated In March, 1936.
living in Hot Springs, Ark. They were married In September, 1916, and sepa-
RICH HALLTOWN WOMAN LEAVES $100,000 ESTATE
Conversion of her $100,000 estate Into money so that it may be quickly divided among ber' beneficiaries is ettpulated in the will of Mr. Mar- thes A. McDorman, of Halltown, fied yesterday in the Lawrence county probate court at Mount Vernon. Charles P. Cantrell, of Halltown' and wwwam L. Wilson, of Ash Grove are Damed &\ adtdinistrators. Half of the proparty will go to relatives of her dead husband and the remainder to her own relatives, members of the Nicholson family.
WILL W. CHINN
Funeral services for Will W. Chinn. 58, Justice of the peace In Springfield for six years, were conducted at the Herman H. Lohmeyer funeral home this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with the Reverend Miller officiating. Mr. Chinn was one of the best-known Justices in Springfield. He was elected first in 1922 as justice of South Campbell township and held the office since. Before his election to that office he was for several years clerk In Judge R. H. Trevathan'a court. Mr. Chinn la survived by bia wife and daughter. Frances: a brother. James P. Chinn of Higginsville, and two sisters, Mrs. Beaty Brockman of Mayview and Mrs. Pheris Buchanan of Warrensburg. Burial was in Ma- ple Park cemetery.
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AUTO ACCIDENT INJURIES FATAL TO WOMAN HERE
Injured While on Way to Thanksgiving Party: Loses Ten-day- Fight for Life; Condition at First Not Thought Critical
Death' at 10 o'clock this morning ended a 10-day fight to save the life of Mra. N. O. Renach, 39, of TED Bant Loren street, injured in an automo- bile amashup carly Thanksgiving morning on Highway 66, aix miles wot of here.
Mrs. Rensch never recovered con- sclousness after an operation for a fractured skull in a hospital here Tuesday afternoon. Until Monday night It wu not Known definitely that she had suffered & fracture of the skull and she was: silowed to re- main at home until then, being con- scious a part of the time.
On Holiday Krearsion
With her husband, who is a me.
kn ber
tomobile, " Willye-knight touring Was wrecked aix Ifles west of bere. Mr. Ransch told afterward that be ww driving slowly along the highway When the lights of another machine, driven by Mra. Thomas A. Hatfield of Lowry City. blinded him and forced him to keep far over to the right side of the pavement.
Blinded by Lights
Mrs. Hatfield, wbo until recently Ilved at Billings, also was blinded by the lights of the Rench machine. - and her car crashed Into the side of the other automobile, spinning it Around and throwing Mrs. Rensch and : her 11-year-old son. Junior, through the side curtains and to the pave- 1 ment. The boy escaped unhurt, but i
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Mrs Renach was knocked unconscious ¡ and was hurried to a hospital here by a pasting motorist.
Her condition at first was not con- ; sidered critical, and she was taken ! from the hospital to her home, only in be hurried back to the hospital Monday night for an operation.
Children Not Injured
Mra Hatfield and two children .. with her in her car were not Injured - the accident. Both motor cars weit damneru badi;
Dr. Murray C Stone. Greene county - coroner, was making an Investigation i of Mrs. Rensch's death today and summoned witnesses for an Inquesti which probably will be conducted to- morrow.
her Mrs. Reusch is survived by husband, two children. Cleo, 17, and Junior. 11: three brothers. C. O. White of Mumford; Earl White of Springfield, and Raymond H. White, o! Douglas. Wro., and a sister. Mrs. : : Hal Ingram of Route 9. Springfield .:
Funeral arrangements have not been completed, but services will be ' under direction of the Alma Loh- meyer mineral home.
Marshfield Man Near Death Here After Auto Crash
As the result of an accident at the intersection of Benton avenue and East Division street shortly before 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. H. C. Can- trell, widely known stock dealer and shipper of Marshfield, is near death today In A Springfield hospital
Cantrell was driving eust on Divia- lon at the time and his motor car collided with one driven by Gus Wick- -
man, bookkeeper of the Merchants Ice and Fuel company.
Cantrell's car overturned and he was thrown to the pavement. The other car was only slightly damaged and Wickman was uninjured.
The injured man was taken to a hospital in a Herman H. Lohmeyer ambulance and Dr. Wilbur Smith operated Immediately. Cantrell suf- fered a fractured akull and cuts and bruleea.
Wickman was driving an aut- be- longing to J. C. Christian, manager of the Merchants Ice and Fuel company. He was on his way to bank the day's receipts.
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DEATHS
MRS. FRANK EMERY
Mrs. Frank Emery, of St. Louis, died Thursday morning. She is survived by her husband and flvo children. The body Is being shipped here for burial. Funeral arrangements are a8 yet incomplete.
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YOUTH EXPIRES OF SHOT WOUND
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Fail to Clear Up Mystery of Hurts Sustained While Hunting . .
Special Dispatch to The Leader WEST PLAINS, Mo., Dec. 7 .- Albert Bull. 15, son of Jolin Ball of Brands- ville, died yesterday morning at his;
home from gunshot wounda.
Before lapsing into unconsciousness the boy said the wounds were received . when a quall hunter shot at him at close range The boy's brother, Oscar, !!. however. 'ald the wounds were re- celled when Albert tried to frighten & rabbit from a brush pile and the | hammer of his cun caught on the ! brush. discharging it.
The two boys had been forbidden by their father to hunt with a gun. and it la belleved Albert tried for that :ewon to conceal the real fac's of the tragedy.
The two Ball boys went hunting Monday morning on a farm near Brandsville. Neighbors noticed when the boys returned at room that Al- beit was in distress. The boys huve uo mother and the neighbors aent for the father who immediately sum moned & physician :.
When questioned, Albert said he had been shot by a quall hunter who fired on him while he was stooping over & hollow log and who left imme- | diately. This was doubted. however. because the wounds indicated the boy had been shot at very close range .! He, however, lapsed into unconscious- ness and was never able to give fur- ther information on the tragedy.
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8, 1928 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Floyd Dupree sues to divorce Magnolia G. Dupree. They were married in September 1926.
Page 2: Bertha A. Williams sues to divorce George W. Williams. They were married June 2, 1919, and have an 8 year old child.
Page 3: Mrs. N. G. Rensch died .** Will W. Chinn died .** Mrs. Frank Emery died. Harry B. Carr died .** Mrs. Alice McMillan Petrie died .**
Howard Buckner, 20, of Springfield and Gertrude Sims, 16, of Springfield apply for a marriage license. Mr. Buckner secured consent of his mother Mrs. Susie A. Abbott of Marionville. Miss Sims is the daughter of Mrs. M. L. Sims.
Page 8: Winnie P. Robinson, 18, sues to divorce Leon Robinson. They were married August 1, 1927, in Troy, Kansas. Albert Ball died.
2- CARDS OF THANKS N13
WE wish to extend to friends and · nelgli- bors our sincere thanks and apprecia- tion for thelr sympathy and kindness about us during our recent bereavement in the loss of our deut wife and mother. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. And especially we wish to thank Mr Burde for the kindness shown us. L. S. STOKES. MR. and MRS. HARLEY STOKES, SR
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SUL FOR DIVORCE
Declaring that he refused to work and falled to support ber properly and that be quarreled With ber and often pouted for days, trene Jaquith Whitehead dled divorce proceedings against Allen O. Whitebeed yesterday. They were married August 22, 1927. and separated October 1. 1928.
INJURIES FATAL FOR MRS. RENSCH
Wife of Frisco Official Dies Friday; Skull Fractured In Crash
Mr. N. G. Rensch, 39, of 749 East Loren street, who was injured in an automobile crash Thanksgiving day, died yesterday morning at her home. Mrs. Renach was Injured while on & holiday trip with her husband, who is an employe of the Frisco railroad. 8kull Fractured
She was taken to & hospital after the accident, but it was not thought ber condition was serious. Monday she grew worse and was rushed to the operating table, where it was found she suffered a fractured skull.
Funeral arrangements are incom- plete. They are under the direction of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. Beveral Survivors
Mrs. Rensch Is survived by her husband, two children, Cleo, 17, and Junior. 11; three brothers. C. O. White of Mumford; Earl White of Springfield, and Raymond H. White. of Douglas, Wyo., and a alater, Mrs. Hal Ingram of Ruote 9, Springfield.
WILL W. CHINN Funeral services for Will W. Chinn, veteran Springfield Justice of the Peace, were conducted yesterday af- ternoon at Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral chapel. Burial was in Mapie Park cemetery.
MRS. FRANK EMERY
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Emery, of St. Louis, will be conduct- ed at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon at Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral chapel. Burial will be in Maple Park cemetery. Mrs. Emery died at her home in St. Louis Thursday. 8he Ls survived by her husband and five
MR8. ALICE PETRIE
Mrs. Alice McMillan Petrle, 79. died at 9 o'clock last night at her home et 055 South Market avenue after a Hngering illness. She is survived by two sons. Roy Petrie, of Oklahoma City, Okla .; and Don Petrie of Springfield: one daughter. Mrs. Daisy June Weaver. of Springfield and eleven grandchildren. She had re- sided in Greene county for 30 years. Funeral arrangements are Incomplete. Burial will be made In Maple Lawn cemetery under direc- tion Hermann Lohmeyer Funeral hame.
HARRY B. CARR
Harry B. Carr. Br., father of Harry B. Carr of the Carr Coal company here, died Thursday at his home in Handley, Texas. His son was at his bedside.
CAR CRASH VICTIM LIES NEAR DEATH .
Marshfield Man Has Small Chance For Life After Skull Fracture
Hovering between life and death- physicians and attendants at a Springfield hospital last night ex- pressed little hope for the recovery of H. C. Cantrell, wealthy stock dealer and cattlemen of Marshfield. who was Injured in an automobile accident here Tiraraday afternoon.
Operation Performed
Cantrell was operated upon imme- diately after he was rushed to the hospital following the acoldent. An ugly skull fracture, it is feared, will cause his death.
Hurled From Anto
Cantrell was driving a motor car east on Division street when his car and one driven by Gus Wickman, bookkeeper at an ice plant here, who was driving north on Benton avenue, collided at the streets' intersection. Cantrell's car was wrecked and he was thrown to the pavement. N14
Brandsville Youth Expires of Wounds Received in Woods
WEST PLAINS, Mo., Dec. 7 .- Al- bert Ball, 15-year-old son of John Ball of Brandsville, died yesterday morning at his home of gunshot wounds mysteriously received while hunting last Monday.
The youth, before lapsing into un- consciousness, declared the wounds were received when a quail hunter shot at him at close range. The boy's brother, age 11, however, said the wounds were inflicted when the hammer of his gun caught on a bush and discharged.
As the two boys had been forbid- den by their father to hunt with a gun, It is believed Albert tried to conceal the real facts of the tragedy.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE
Charley Pencher. 23. Brighton, and Marte Armstrong. 21. Morrisvilla: Jimmie J. Fuba. 27. Philadelphia. Penn., and Allce Bradley. 28. Jones- boro. Ark .: Bural Adama. 21, and Henretta E. Toy. 16. both of Spring- field: and Howard Buckner. 20, and Gertrude Sims, 16. both of Spring- feld ¥:
Minor Is Forced To Prove Mother Gave Her Consent
LACK of a notary's seal on nec- essary papers to obtain a mar- riage license Thursday night made It necessary for Howard Buckner, 20, Springfield, to return to bis mother's home at Marionville to rectify the ommission. Howard. who hurried to Springfield for the license last night. needed the papers to prove that hla mother consented to his marriage with Gertrude 81ms. 16, of Springfield. daughter of Mr .. M. L. Bims. The boy's mother in Mra. Busia A. Ab- bott of Marlonville.
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1928 -- LEADER
Page 1: Hez C. Cantrell died .* Lawton Gray died .**
Page 6: Inquest held into death of Mrs. N. G. Rensch. Mrs. N. G. Rensch died .*
Will W. Chinn died .** Mrs. Frank Emery died .** Mrs. Alice McMillan Petrie died .* Richard Lane died .** Beasley infant died.
Page 7: Card of thanks .**
DEATHS
MRS. N. G. RENSCH
Mrs. N. G. Renach, 39, of 749 East Loren street, Med yesterday morning : at her home from Injuries received In AD Automobile accident while on a Thanksgiving holiday trip with her husband. Funeral arrangements are - As jet Incomplete. "They are under direction of the Alma Lohmeyer Fu- i neral home here. Mrs. Rensch In allt - I vived by her husband, two children. Cleo. 17, and Junior. 11. three broth- era. C. C. White of Mumford; Earl White of Springfield, and Raymond H. White, of Douglas, Wyo, and a Alater, Mrs. Hal Ingram of Route 9. Springfield.
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