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The funeral services for Mr. Fred 1 Huderne were held at the Hudgens
Str. 11.41! rons preeed away at the St. John
1920, at The age of 3 years Het survived by his willow and four chil- + dren -- M:s. Luhut Sinnler. Charice. Te. : 1in, and James Hudgens, nit of St. Louis, Mo. and many other relatives and ftletal ..
2-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Inna Dewein and family and brother Charles, wish to express their appreciation to friends and neighhars for Her actionce and for the beautiful during the lines and Heath of beloved sister. Amenda Strax- burger, who died Monday evening. They wish esprc.ally to thank Dr. Hale and wile of the First Baptist church.
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WE WISH TO THANK our many friends and neighbors for their kindnesa and sympathy shown us-during the illness and death of James B. Holloway, our beloved husband. and father. Also for the beau- titul floral offering.
MRS. JAMES HOLLOWAY AND FAMILY
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.. DEATHS
. WILLIAM E. RULLENS
Funeral services for the Reverend Wil- . HuDens, 45, who died in Kirkwood. Mo., Friday morning, will be held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon in the Camp- bell avenue Methodist church, Soutli, of which he was pastor for four years prior to leaving Springfield in 1912. Mra. Zay Bullens, the wife. n son, William E. Jr .. and a daughter. Eleanor, survive, together with the following brothers and sisters: The It yrrend Charies E. Sullens of Daugherty. . Mo : R. Lee and the Reverend Walter Sullene of Springfield for of Marine !. Leonard II of Par. ons, Kan : Mrs. E. N. Findry and Mrs. W. 11. Flamtutan of Springfield, and Mrs. E. E. Trammel of Oklalınma City. Mr. Bullens' father, The Reverend James L. Sulicne, had been pastor of the Campbell Avenue church Irre before hls set: William P Sami held pastorntes In Windsor, Harrisonville. and University City before going to Kirk- wood. During the world war he served . as chaplain in the 35th division overseas. Interment will be in Green Lawn ceme. : lors The Reverend HI. A. Wood will officlate.
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MRS. OTILLIE DAHL.WAV
Funeral services for Mrs. Onthe Du- man, 70, who died suddenly Friday after- noon at her home at 627 Chicago street. will be held at 11 telnek today ne !!! Dan Nickle residence at 2180 North Frat.k- Jin avenue. Interment will take plater at Billings In charge of F ( Thien:s. The ' following sons and daughters ....... John Dahlmian of the Chicago street ad- dress: Arthur of Halltown; Albert nf 1 Carthage: Charles of Aurora: Mrs. Dan Nickle of the Franklin mienne address: : | Mrs. William Appleby of 2012 Renton a:". nur: Mrs. F. C. Tlurise of 1360 I-0:07 Avenue: and Mrs. Fra: k Wh.infer of !943 Benton avenue. One brother. Ausc'est Lehn of Clever. Mo. and one sister. Mrs .. AltInne Dieck of Australia alen suite. There are also 24 grandchildren. -
MRS. ALICE. JOHNSTON
Burial services for Mrs. Allce Johnston, 83. who died Friday In Philadelphia, Pa., will be held at 11 o'rlock Tuesday morn- Ing In charge of the Alma Lohmeyer funer- al home, followed by Interment at Maple Park remetery. Mrs. JJohnston was the wid- I ow of Calvin P. Johnston. She Is survived Ance Courtney of Philadelphia, and two sons. Phil and Calvin Johnston of New York CILY.
MRS. FLORENCE EARNEST
Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Earnest, 17. who died Monday at her home at 9.57 Fast Madison street, will be held at the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home at 2.30 o'clock this afternoon. Interment will follow in East Lawn cemetery. .
MRS. ED Y. BLACK
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Funeral services for Mrs. Ed V. Black. 5%. who died Thursday at her home in Joplin after a short illnees, will be held Monday morning at ? o'clock at Sacred , Heart church here Interment will take place In St. Mary's cemetery In chang 0: J W Khicher Mr. Black. A former i resident of Springfield. Is wirstved be het husband and two sons, Francis Dunlarey of Enid. Okla., and Joe Dunlavey of Cial- veston, Texas Her mother. Mrs. Sara F Malone, lives in Blackwell. Okla. Two si :- Pers also survive. Mr. Mary Parne And M!'s Cları Malone, both of Blackwell. Hla! four brothers. Dan ( Malone of Denver. Coln. Jim and Fit Malone of San Bernar- dien. Cal. and Themme Malone of 1437 M:"our avenue. Spt.article. -
MRS. MOLLIE WILKERSON
The body of Mre. Mollle Wilkerson. 57. who died 'n Banning. Cal . will be brought In Springfield, her former home, for hur- 1al. She is survived hy a son. Arch. of Rockford, Il! : a daughter. Flotse, at home .! and by three brothers. Stertdan and Les : Poster of Springfield, and Sam Foster of Sparta, Mo.
HENRY ANDREW'S
The body of Henry Andrew, 82, who died Saturday at his home at Crane, Mo., has been brought in Springfield for in- i ferment In Greeninwn cemetery J
W. Klingner is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Andrew Is survived by his wife. hy one son. Jolin, and by two daughters. Mrs. R 1. Richards of Springfield. and Mrs. | Walter McBride of St. Louis, Funeral aer-
tl.is afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.
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MORRIS EUGENE ·SHELTON
Funeral services for More Fugeor Shel- ton. If-mon'scold con of Mr. and Mrs. 1. M. Shelton of 8:1 North Procter :. le. will be for at 2 30 o'clock Sunday afterman at the Central Christian church .. Burial will follow in Fastlawn cemetery in i charge of the Alma Loinneyer funeral honie. I
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Mrs. M. C. Palmer was killed .**
Page 2: Henry Mitchell died .** Rev. William E. Sullens died .* Mrs. Alice Johnston died .** Mrs. Ed V. Black died .** Page 9: Cards of thanks.'
CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM 10 cents a line.
CARD OP THANKS Mrs. Tona Dewein and family and rother Charles, wish to express their ppreciation to friends and neighbors for hetr assistance and for the beautiful foral offerings during the illness and Death of beloved sister. Amenda Stras- burger. who died Monday evening. They hh wspecially to thank Dr. Hale and wife the First Baptist church.
VE WIBH TO THANK our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us during the illness and death of James 8. Holloway. our beloved husband and father. Also for the beau- iful Goral offering. MRS. JAMES HOLLOWAY AND FAMILY
HENRY MITCHEL
Funeral services for Henry Mitchell, whose body arrived here Saturday from KANSAS City, Kan., will be held this afternoon at 2:30 in the Camp- bell funeral home. Interment will be in Bouth Hazelwood cemetery. He la survived by a sister. Mrs. Busan Leachman.
DEATHS
WILLIAM E. SULLENG
Funeral -services for the Reverend Wil- liam &. Bullens, {5, who died In Kirk- wood, Mo., Friday morning, will be held this afternoon in the Camp-
Theality church, South, of which" "pistor for nearly four years. prior to leaving Springfield In 1912. The Reverend H. A. Wood, prasent pastor, will officiate. Interment will be in Green- lawn cemetery.
.XLS. ALICE JOHNSTON
Faberal services will be held at 1 o'clock Tuesday morning in the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home for Mrs. Alice Johnston, 83, who died Friday in Phila- delphia, Pann. Interment will be . In Maple Park cemetery. Mra. Johnston was the widow of Calvin P. Johnston. She is survived by ona daughter, Mrs. Alice Courtney of Philadelphia, and two sons, Phil and Calvin Johnston of New York City.
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AUTO OVERTURN IN LOOSE GRAVEL ON NICHOLS ROAD. CAUSING TRAGEDY
Son Escapes Injury As Ma- chine Is Wrecked Four Milet West . of Springfield Late Sunday Afternoon
SUSTAINS BROKEN NECK CAUSING INSTANT DEATH
Coroner Decides Inquest Un- necessary: Machine Pur -. chased Saturday Taken for . First Sunday Outing
MRS. M. C. PALMER,
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stantiy" killed when su cuk driven by her son. Louis E. Onlie, and In which ahe was riding, overturde
on the Nichols it of Sprintrel yesterday afternoon.
road, four miles
A faulty accelerator and loose gravet were given an the cause of the tragedy. Neither Ollie or George W. Cotes. 2433 Howard street, who was. also rid- Ing in the car, received serious injury. Ollie was driving toward Spring- field In a Nash touring which bo had purchased Saturday. when the so- celerator caught. Before he could fix it the car swerved in loose gravel and bounded Into a 6-foot ditch landing top down.
Mra. Palmer sustained broken
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Dr. Murny C. Đường , Gây coup ty coroner, was called to the scatto After questioning vicieuses be deatde ed that the accident was unavoidable No inquest will be held. .
Mrs. Palmer je survived by a daugh- ter. Buelah Palmer, two sons, James H. Palmer and Louis E. Offe. an of the home address, a brother. W. T. Sullivan of Carthage, and a alster, Mrs. H. [. "Hall, Golden City .
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Funeral services for Mrs. Ed V. Black, 58. who died Thursday at her home in Joplin after a short illness, will be neid this morning at 9 o'clock in Sacred Heart church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery under direction of the Klingner Undertaking company. She is a former resident of Springfield. A son, Thomas Malone, Ilves at 1437 Miasouri avenue.
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MONDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 4: Miss Ada Hilbert and Mr. William White were married .*
Page 12: William E. Sullens died .** Mrs. Alice Johnston died .* Mrs. Ed V. Black died .** A daughter Marjorie Coffelt was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Coffelt of Detroit, Mich. Cards of thanks .**
Page 14: There is an article about the Joplin Globe.
Miss Hilbert Weds Mr. White
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Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hilbert, an- nounce the marriage of their daugh- ter. Ada. to Mr. William White of Kansas City. Kan. The marriage took place yesterday at the home of the bride's parenta, 441 South Orant ava- nue, with the Reverend Mr. C. Emer- son Miller officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Whita will be'at home at, 461 South Grant avenue, for a short time.
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2-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM. .
CARD OP THANKS
Mra iona Devein sud family and brother Obartes, wish to express thett appreciation to friends and neighbor. for Their assistance aud for the beayutul floral offerings . during the tham dod: death of beloved ' Lister. Atomods Giras- burger. . who died Monday evening. They Wish especially to thank Dr. Hale and wife of the First Hat. : church
WE WISH TO THANK our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown ua during the illness and death of James & Holloway. our beloved husband and father. '' also for the bean- tiful finral offering.
MRS. JAMES HOLLOWAY AND FAMILY
DEATHS
WILLIAM E. SULLA.NS Funeral services for the Reverend Wil- fiam E Bullens, 45. who died Friday In Kirkwood. Mo., were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the Campbell avenue Metho- dist church with the Reverend H: A. Wood, pastor, officiating. Mr Pullens was a former pastor of the church nete. In- terment took place in Green Lawa cems- tery.
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MRS. ALICE JOHNSTON
- Burial services for Mra. Alice Johnston. 1), who died in Philadelphia, Pa., Will : be held ot Maple Park cemetery Tuesday morning at il o clock in charge of the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home. Mrs. Johas- - ton, who was the widow of Calvin P. . Johnston, is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Alice Johnston Courtney ni Philadelphia. and two sons, Phil and Calvin Joboston of New York Olty.
MRS. Fn V. BLACK
Funeral services for Mrs. Ed V Black. 88. who died in Joplin, were held inte morning at 9 o'clock in Beered Heart Calnone church nere bvrist took place In St. Mary's comelers in charge of J. W. Klingner. Mra Block "As . former resident of Springfield.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES Arthur Toynton, 18. Billings, and Pauline Easterday, 15, Billings. Frank A. Weed. 22. Springfield. and Lucille .Jones. 21. Springfield. married by Municipal Sadet C . $ Hubbard. Flmer Dicken 23. Springhe'd and Eunice Joncs. : 6, Springfield. 1
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued. Page 2: Mrs. M. D. Palmer died .** Mrs. Alice Johnson died .** Benjamin L. Mayfield died .** Page 4: Mrs. Florence Mclaughlin is visiting her sister Mrs. John D. Pipkin.'
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MRS. M. D. PALMER Funeral arrangements have not been completed for Mrs. M. D. Palmer. who was killed Sunday afternoon when the automobile in which she was riding over- turned west of the city but interment will he In charge of the Herman Lohmever fu- neral home. Mrs. Palmer is suntted by a daughter, Miss Beulah Palmer, two sons. James H. Palmer and Louis F. OUlle. all at home, and by a brother. W. T. Sullivan of Carthage, and a sister, Mrs. H L. Hall of Golden CHy.
BENJAMIN L. MAYFIELD The body of Benjamin L. Mayfield. 38. rallroad special agent, who was killed Sun- day night when he was run over b: a train nt Kansas City. Mo , will arrive here -- this afternoon. Funeral services will be held Wednesday In Rock Prairie church, 1 25 miles north of Springfield. followed ht uut.a. in the crimetery there under Gired - tion of the Kilngner Undertaking com- pany Mr. Mayfield is survived by Mrs. B. E Mayfield of Spring !: old. Ihren brothers J. H. of Springfield. O. J. o! Kansas City, and Floyd of Gate. Okla .: six sisters, the Misses Eula, Effie and Velma. all of Kansas City. Mrs. Della Barrick of Springfield and Mrs. Ve'a Milmot Mrs. Eva Guffy. both of Gate. Okla. --
MRS. ALICE JOHNSON
Burial services for Mrs. Alire Johnson. i 83. who died in Philadelphia, Pa. will be held in Maple Park cemetery this morn- Ing at 11 o'clock in charge of the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home. Mra. Johnson. who Mthe widow of Calvin P Johnson. i Is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Alice Johnson Courtney of Philadelphia, and Two sons, Phil and Calvin Johnson o. New York City.
MARRIAGE LICENSEO
Quincy J. Jones. 41. or fulla, O and Mary 8. Williams, of Springfield; Elmer Dickens, 23, and Eunice Jones 16, both of Springfield; Arthur Toyn- ton, 18, and Pauline Easterday, 18 both of .Billings; and Frank .A. Wood, 22. and Lucille Joner 21 both of Springfield.
Mrs. Florence H. Mclaughlin and her daughter, Mis. Frederick Wood- ruff Strang and daughters, Emily Elizabeth and Virginia Florence, of Ft. Worth, Texas, are the guests of Mrs. McLaughlin's sister. Mrs. John D. Pipkin, 610 East Walnut street.
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TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 9, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 8: Mrs. Alta Fletcher sues to divorce James William Fletcher. They were married in 1910.
Mrs. Charles Wahlquist, 18, sues to divorce Charles Wahlquist, 19. They were married March 2,1927, at Salem, Ark. Her maiden name was Billingsley.
Page 14: Mrs. M. D. Palmer died .** Benjamin L. Mayfield died .**
Page 16: There is an article about the Johnston family .**
The Wastebasket
Into which are often tossed things . well worth while.
Mrs. Allce Johnston, who died in Philadelphia the other day, was of a pioneer Springfield family that has passed out of the life of: : this city, although prominent here 30 years ago. Her husband, Calvin
Springfield and and in earlier days was located in Virginia City, Nevada, a town which he laid out. Hht brother,Milton. M. Joborton, was an early marshal of the city. The marchal was what is now
chief of police .and he was elected by the people. boot were quite prominent in the early affairs of the city. Calvin Johnston, a short-story writer. who has made the Saturday Evening Post. started as a railroad man and was at one time southwest- ern passenger agent of the Frisco with headquar- ters at Dallas. He served under Bryan Bnyder. Iraffe passenger manager. and when Snyder re- tired Johnston did also. Another son, Darwin John- ston, was a letter carrier and popular with the
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a .Cleveland ected to
master, as was Col. Thomas C. Love .. started a petition and it was generally signed.
He planned to make his father postmaster and he "quoctedid, Ha organised a democratic club, com- posed'of about a dosen friends with himself as president. It was called the Moccasin club. Then he arranged a big banquet at the Metropolitan hotel and among the guests were W. J. Stone. Congressman Charles H. Morgan, Congressman John T. Heard, who represented this district, and others of quel prominence.
At the banquet there were many prominent Springfield politicians' with club badges on, but they were not members of the club. The younger Love did not want them in just then. He wished winplate control of the club Trading democrats of the state gave their endorsement to Colonel Lova for postmaster. Congressmar: Hcard was espe- cially impressed with the Lic demonstration. The letters of the big guns were followed up by ringing endorsements of the club, which never had more thati a dozen members and met no more after the state leaders had been lined up. Congressman Heard'went to work for Colonel Love, but struck -
& anag in Postmaster General Blive !!. The post- master general was impressed with the tremen- dous petition from the rank and file for John- ston and mid plainly be wanted to appoint John -. aton. The congressman argued and finally Bissell said he would appoint Colonel : Love, but that Johnaton must be named assistant postmaster. The congressman agreed to this and Colonel Love was named. Johnston served as assistant through- out the Cleveland administration and gave war to George Hendrickson when Mckinley came in. Dar ! Johnston retired from the government service then and died a short "Mind titel Y respected citizen.
Springfield railroad officials who have office cars, or, as the public calls them, private cars, must be careful how the cars are used. The commerce com- mission does not overlook anything these days and has its eyes on the cars of officials. That the inter- nominalecion chartier will order rall-
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DEATHS
MES. M. D. PALLATER
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North Warten Grense, who was tostar killed Sunday afternoon when the touring car in which abe was riding everturned Into a ditch on the Nichols street road. was taken to Aurora this morning ter fu- neral strviews and bartal there tols after- noon. Mrs. Palmer ta survived by a daugh- ter. Miss Beulah Palmer, and by two sons. Jamta Palmer and Loula R. Ollte. all of Springthid :. A brother. N. of. CartHago, und & #heter, Mr. IL. L. Han of Golden City, also survive. The Herman H. Lchmeyer funeral home was la charge of arrangementa here.
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BENJAMIN I. MAYFIELD
Funeral services will be bold Wednes- day in Rook Prairie church. 1 miles north of Springfield, for Benjamin L Mar- : field, 38, railroad special agent who was killed Sunday night at Kansas City when he was run over by & trala. Interment will take place in Rock Prairte cemetery 10 charge of J. W. KHogner. Mr. Mayfield u survived by his mother. Mro. B. R. May- field of Springfield: three brothers. J. At of Oprjagfield: O, J. of Kansas City, and Playa of date. Otka .. and by str sisters, ----- the Mises Enla, Effe ind Vihna of Kas- saa City: Mrs. Della Barrick of Spring- field. and Mrs. Vela Wilmot and Mra. Eva Ouff of Oste. Otts.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Mrs. Maria V. Hoag, 82, wife of David C. Hoag, died July 9 in Joplin. Marriage licenses issued. ** Page 7: Benjamin L. Mayfield died .**
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Icon 8 W Hiatt. over 21. and Ef- fte Stutzman, over 21. both of Springfield: and Claude E. Clark. 25. of Mclice. Mo., and Naomi Smith, 18. of Rogersville.
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PIONEER WOMAN DIES
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1 JOPI.IN. Mo. July 9. -- IAPI-Mrv. Maria V. Hoag. 82. wife of Darld C. Hoag, widely known In public utility circles, died at her home here laici today. Burial will be at Kansas City Thursday.
DEATHS
BENJAMIN L. MAYFIELD
Funeral services for Benjamin L. Mav- field. 38-year-old railroad special agent who was killed in Kansas City last Sull- da. night when for war. run off ha
= will be held this afternoon in Rock Prairie church, followed by inter- a Rock Praise cemetery. und !! Premium of J W Ringner HP . sur ged by his mother. Mr. & F. MA - af Sill. Historia there perlapre. .1
F ni Anringfold: O .J. of Kansas City, and ....... .
and Willa . ~... ·fr. noll. n- Prick
.11 .mot and Mr. Eia Guffi of Gate. Okia.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 1: Marriage license: Van Bell, 25, and Eva Garrison, 15, both of Springfield.
Page 10: Mrs. J. L. Long died .* Jason Buffenbarger died .** William Oliver Hall died .*
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MRS. J. L. LONG Afrt J L. Long. M. mother of J P lotr n; 940 South PletenY. Springfield, died this soothing at the hanie nl her daughter. Mrl. A M. Zoath of Joplin, following a long Illness. 8he 14 survived by her husband, ind by four .014 and two daughters Funeral services will be held in Joplin Friday morning. fol- Inwed by interment m Virgil, Mo Mra Long had been a realdant of Jericho Springa for many years. J. P. Long in connected with the Long-King Furniture company here.
JARON BUFFEVRARGER
Jaann Auftenharger. 37. died at his home , on rural route 4. Apringfield, thie morn- Ing after a long ilineq. He la survived hv I:1. wife and hy two sons and one daugh - ter Ten brothera. Robert of Springfield and Judean of Independence. Kan, and a sister. Mr. R. C. Amith nº Bedford Orin Burial @''1 he in Ras .: 1.1. 1, miles northeast of Spring- niek, in charge of J. W. Klingner.
WILIAM OLIVER HAI.I. The hands of William O'sser Hall & The n . p.iar ne :. Tuesday night. will be taken in Bellefonte Art for borla! F ... nes the parente. Mr. And Mra L O Hall of Seminole. Okla. Iwn matera also aurvive. Anna and Barth. The Alme Loh- miever funeral hon .. fo In charge of ar- rangemente. -
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 11, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Van Pell, 25, and Eva Garrison, 18, both of Springfield.
Page 4: Miss Shirley Marie Stewart and Mr. Neal M. Light were married .**
Page 12: Card of thanks. **
Page 14: Mrs. J. L. Long died .** Jason Buffenbarger died .* Mrs. Elizabeth J. Combs died.
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Shirley M. Stewart Weds Mr. Light
Mrs. Mamie Stewart, 442 West !.. Dinkel-street, announces- the mar- riage of her daughter, Shirley Mar ;-. to Mr. Neal M. Light, The mar: ... was solemnized Sunday in A .... querque, New Mexico. Mr. and M !... Light will be at home after .! ! y the eighteenth at Madrid . ... Mexico.
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CARDS, OF THANKS. IN ME IORI'M
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CARD OF THANKS h -to thank all the friends who "Co kind to us during the alekness and death of our husband, father and brother; for the many beautiful floral offerings; and especially are so grateful In Brother Archler for hus words of com- fort. MRA JENNIE NORBURY. MR. JOE B NORRURY. MRA. RURAELI, MAY. MR I F NORDERY. ASTA. JOE MCCRACKEN MR8. JOHN BERGLUND.
DEATHS
MRS. J. L. LONG
Mrs. J. L." Long. 83. mother of J. P. Long of 940 South Picknic. a. chur. died yesterday morning In Joplin at the home of her daughter. Mrs. A. M. Zoash, fol- : lowing a long illness. She is su: lord by her husband, four sons and two daughters. Funeral servers !!!! he bel Friend more -! ang in Joplin Showed bi inte met 1. Virgil, Mo. J. P. Long is onuerted with ' the Ins-King Furniture company here
JASON BIFFENBARGER
Funeral services for Jase : Bultenbarger. 1 35. who died yesterday morning following . a long !liness, will be held in Bassville church, 15 miles northeast of Springfield. I At 10 o'clock Friday morr ng followed by i , interment in Bassville con -tery under di- rection of J. W. Klingner He is survived by his wife, two sons. one daughter. 100 brothers. Robert of Springfield and -F son of Independence. Ka :. . and a sister. Mrs. R. C. Smith of Bedford. Ohio.
ELIZABETH J. COMBS Tibeth 3."""Combs .-- 76. diedent 7.30 o'clock last night in the home of her daughter. Mr .. Fred Will:n'na, 1349 North Grant avenue. She is survived by this daughter. one son. W. C. Rar of Castana. Iowa: one alater. : Mrs. Malisa Parrott. Omaha, Neb .: and fun ernr d'ons. Charles N. Thompson . of " Springfield and Fred Thompson of' For! "Wayne: Ind. Ł.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 11, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 2: Ray Getchell and Mrs. Hallie Kittel were married .** Page 12: Mrs. Elizabeth J. Combs died .** Jason Buffenbarger died .** Mrs. J. L. Long died .** Card of thanks.
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MRS ELIZABETH J. COMBS Mrs. Elizabeth J Combs. 76, died Wed- nesday night at The home of her daugh- 101. Mrs Fred Williams of 1349 North Orant avenue. She is survived by Mra. Williama and by a son, W. C. Rue of Cas- tann. Is one sinter. Mrs Melissa Parrott of Omsha Neb. and two grandsona. Charles N Thompson of Springfield ind Fred Thompson of Fort Wayne. Ind Funeral arrangements sre in charge of J Klingoer
JASON BUFFENBARGER
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Funeral services for Jason Buffenbarger. 17. who died Wednesday it his home on rural route i near Springfield, will be held In Baseville church. IS miles northeast of Springfield, at in a'clock Friday morning. Interment will take place in the Bass- ville cemetery in charge of J W Klingner. Mr Buffenbasser :: survived by his wife. two sons and a daughter and two brothers . and a sister
MR.S. J L. LONG.
Funeral services for Mrs J L Long. 03. mother of J P. Long of Springfield. w !!! be held in Joplin Friday morning. followed by burial in Virgil. Mo She is surv ;. by her husband and by four sons and two daughters
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. .... We wish to thank all the friends who were mo kind to us dering the sterneus and death of our husband, father and brother, for the many beautiful floral
in Brother Bechler for life words of com- fort. MRA JENNIE NORAURY, MR. JOE B. NORBURY. MRB. RUSSELL MAY. MR B E. NORBURY. MR& JOE MCCRACKEN MIA. JOHN BERCILUND.
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