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Carlson, John A., deceased, Mrs. Alpa Chaudet, administratrix; Ist semi- annual settlement.
Chinn. William W. deceased Mar 1. Chinn, administratrix; ist semi-annual settlement.
Carter. Benella, deceased, Howard Car- tor. administrator; 1st semi-annual set- tlement.
Crane, Ivy Benton, deceased, Dan C. Crane, executor; 1st semi-annual settle- ment'
Osuble, William H., deceased. C. B. Cau- ble. administrator: 1et semi-annual set- Gement.
Corbin. Jacob P. deceased. Carl Fortell Corbin. administrator. final meltlement
Cairns, Jamea, deceased. James A. Neims. ; ex-public administrator with the wni au- Dexed: final settlement.
· Coles, Jennie, deceased. Henry S. Coles. executor: final settlement
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Conrady. Emilie, deceased. E. J Ruscha. executor: final settlement.
. Wednesday. Third Day. August 11. 1979 Campbell, Dean, Lovena and Boyd. min- ors. Nelile Campbell. guardian and cur- atrix: Jrd annual settlement
Cooper, Oscar D .. deceased. Earl O. Cooper, executor: 7th annual settlement. Cone. Hazel, minor. Daisy Cone. guardi- an and čuratrix: 13th annual arttlement.
Cummins. Clark Bronson minor. Karl Cummins, guardian and curator : Bih an- nual settlement.
Cheffin, Thomas Morris, minor. Joseph A. Tluman. guardian and curator: 8th an- Doal . settlement.
Calvey, Paul. minor, Elizabeth Calver. guardian and curatrix; 2nd annual set- therent. .
Cochran. Raymond Keith, minor. Re- berta V. Cochran, guardian and curatrix: 2nd annual settlement .
Coba, Herman, insane. Emanuel Marx. guardian and curator: 2nd annual a-tile-
Dieter, Charles J., deceased. B. J. Diemer, executor; Ist semi-annual settle-
Dutton. Mary Esther Aron. deceased. James A. Neima, ex-public administrator, Faith the- will annexed; let semi-annual -
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Haynie. O. W .. deceased. Eather E. Hay- | ole, executrix; final settlement.
Runt. Cordella. deceased. L. Fay. Hunt. executrix: final settlement.
Hartmann, Roken Elizabeth.
Jennie Port, guardian and curatrix. 1st annual settlement.
Hodge. Maxine. minor. J. I Hunt. guardian and curator: 6th annual settle - ment.
Hayward. Edgar M. A., minor. A. C. Hayward. guardian and curator: 13th an- qual settlement.
Johnson. Joseph R .. deceased, James A. Reims, ex-public administrator; final set- Llement.
Johnson. Alexander 8 .. deceased. Cyntha E. Johnson, administratrix: final settle- ment
.Jones- Barab Kida and Velma Irene. minors. B F .. Jones, guardian and curat- or: 3rd annual settlement.
Johnson, Lucretia. Insane, William L. M.Curdy ex-public guardian and curator : 24th annual settlement.
Kirk, Newton M .. deceased. James A. Nelms. ez-public administrator; 1st semi- annual settlement.
Kinsey, Jacob P., deceased, Clayton. P. Kinsey, executor: Ist semi-annual settle- ment.
Kirk. Missouri. deceased. C. W. Payne. administrator: 1st semi-annual settle- ment.
Kern, Dorothy. minor. T. K. Gardner. bralos, and annual settlement.
Monday, Seventh Day. August 19. 1930 Kinaer. Rex and Max. minors. Cora Horner, guardian and curatrix; 4th an- nual settlement.
Kernick. Emma Louise, minor. Anna Vernick Meler. guardian and curatrix; 10th annual settlement.
Kennedy. Lee C. deceased. William T K mady. Parcului. Sin annual settlement Leeper. Homer. J., deceased. Edith Leep- *T. administratrix; lot semi-annual set- ·Irmert
Lines, George W., deceased, Doris Dir- Finis Libre' administratriz;" 'final . astusz ment.
Littleton, B. Priscilla, minor, James A. Nelms, ex-publie guardian and curator; ist annual settlement.
Liggett, Louisa, deceased, Little W. Kel- sey, administratrix; 4th annual settlement, Lake. Hugo W .. minor. dersh M Lake. guardian and curatrix; Jrd annual settle- ment.
Lowe, Morace Arch. Jr .. and James Kils- worth, minors, H. A. Lowe, curator; 4th, annual settlement.
Lay. Grace Viola; Clara Bernice and W. H., Jr., mino:3. W. B. Lay, guardias and curator; 5th annual settlement
Murphey, John A., deceased, James A. Nelms, -x-public administrator: Ist semi- annual settlement.
Marx, Jake, deceased. Frances Marx, executrix; 1st semi-annual settlement. Tuesday, Rightk Day, August 20. 1999 Miller. Charles F .. deceased. SophroDia 0 Miller, administratrix. 1st semi-an- nual settlement
Marx. Hannah, deceased. Qua Marx, executor; ist senil-annual settlement.
Dutten, Mary Esther Aron. deceased. James A, Nelma, ex-public administrator. cadth the- will anosxed; lat semi-annual
- Dieterman. Joseph, deceased. Marie Diet - EInD. CXOCULTIX, JUNI BEAUTIFUL.
Delaney, Cordi Boyd. deceased, Pearl 8. Tolerton, administratrix; final settlement Durham, Sidney C., deceased, Bessie Durham, administratrix: final settlement.
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Thursday, Fourth Day. August 13, 1929 Daughter isa deceased F R Daugh- trey. executor; final settlement.
Day. Melvin, Jr., minor, James A. Nelme, ex-publie guardian and curator; 4th an- rual settlement.
Drussa. Mildred and Katheryn, mino:s. florence Nietron, quardtin Thé turitrix: 4th annual settlement.
Dickerson, Leon E. Insane, Eva Durst. guardian and curatrix; 8th annual set- tlement.
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Edwards Louisa F. deceased. Robert R. Bearden, executor; final settlement.
Etheridge, C. K., deceased, J. P. Etbe- ridge. administrator; final settlement.
Ellison, Martha Kuzabeth. deceased. Florence A. Rozell. executrix: final set - clement.
Foust. Catherine J. deceased. William A. Richardson, executor, lat annual set- Clement.
Fulton, B F., deceased. E: D Woodward. executor: Ist semi-annual settlement.
Freeman. Arthur B., deceased. Warren Typape ademiniatpoint de hielo with final settlement
Fallın. H. L., deceased. Carri. D. Fallin. adminletratrix; final settlement.
Farnsworth. Anna M .. deceased, Lee Ull- man, executor: final settlement
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Otbbens. Della J., deceased. Mra. Pearl Finochi, executrix: Ist semi-annual sel- Uement.
Friday, ruth Day. Angust 16, 1939 Gower, Tom, deceased. Tom Watkins. administrator: lat semi-annual settle- ment
Greathouse. Celia, deceased, Walter A. Walton. administrator: 1st semi-annual settlement.
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Gower, Dan, deceased. Ruth J. Gower. administratrix: 1st semi-annual settle - ment.
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Olst, Wilma Belle and Gerald H., minors. Mfvs. Ella Olat, guardian and curatrix: 1st annual settlement.
Gott. Amanda. deceased. James A. Nelma. es-public administrator. final settlement
Gifford, Martha Fraree. minor. Pearl Gifford. guardian and curatrix: 5th an- nual settlement.
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Hine, Jake L .. deceased. James H. BII- lings, administrator; Ist semi-annual set- Clement.
Hiatt, Blanche, deceased. B. F. Ferguson. administrator. Ist semi-annual settlement Hendrickson, John P., deceased. George W. Hendrickson, executor; final vettle- ment.
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istoa. William W., deceased. Josephine rtop, recatriz; final settlement.
Hartmann, Mra. Minnie Alice. deceased. Mrs. Jengle Fort, administratrix, with the will' annexed: final settlement.
Howmr. Ralph. deceased. E. Combs, ad- ministrator: final settlement.
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Oarbet (Gerber) Fred, Insane. Hartr D Duret. qua.dian and curato :. 2nd annual settlement.
Morris, William K. deceased. Howard Turner and Geo. Roberts, executors; ist semi-annual settlement.
Morsa, Ollie, deceased; Dan M. Nee, ad- ministrator; final settlement.
Massey, Ballie. insane. Arch McGregor. guardian and curator; ist annual settle- ment.
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Rens. Mary Elizabeth. minor. Dell Dun- phy Reps. guardian and curatrix: 5th an- nual settlement.
Rawson, Verda. minor. Jennie Rawson, wuardian and curatrix: 3rd annual set- clement
Reynolds. Thelma Jesn. minor R W' ... settlement.
Smith. Ambrosia, deceased. ~ E. Smith. executor: Ist semi-annual settlement
Speelman. Maurice. deceased. W. R. Linney. administrator, with the will an- neved: Ist semi-annual settlement
Smith. Robi W. J. deceased. Mettle F. Smith, executrix, ist semi-annual settle- ment
Scott. George W. deceased. A T Brad. Les. administrator; ist seit anmust rettir- E
ment
Scott. Henter. deceased. Marele Ewing. executrix: Ist semi-annual settlement.
Bima. Henry C .. deconced. Martin .. L. Howard. administrator: final ettlement
Rwpener. Luther. deceased. James A. Nelms. ex-public administrator: final set- tlement.
Boittier. Ernat. deons .= d. Prances Spit- ller executar: final settlement
ors. Bertha Mae Aterone guardian and curafrix 1st annual settlement.
"Whatterice. Ror .J. , minor John O Bat- terre. Guardian and curator: 3rd annual settlement. .
-- :Shinall novia n' and Arnold minore. neo a Hall, nobile guardian and current: Is' Annual settlement.
Snider. George W., deceased Alexander La Anider. executar: final amplement Toombs. Robe L. derensed. Robert L Toombs. J .: ' administrator, with the will annexed: final settlement :
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Thaentor Charles. minor. Minnie Thornton Regime. Guardian and curatrix; 4th annual -alllament.
Saturday Twelfth Day. August :1 19 Walter H A. Ford deceased William Edward Wolter. executor. Ist semi-annual settlement.
Wisener. Winfield B .. deerased. Loulettlo Wiener. administratrix :. lat semi-annual settlement
Were Mra D A darpaced Elbert Wade. administrator: 100 sams- annos! settlement. Waddell Mare T. Aeronaed. Era M Har.
- llement.
Word Tashell darented A I polmller. admin: craint. Ist semi-annual settlement. Wilenn. Vantura .
Willla. W. B .. deceased. Charles Le WII- 11: administrator: final settlement
Whinnie Marquerlla F minor. Marie J. Whipnie Whitlock. Guardian and curatrix: 5th annual settlement
Wickler. nhóm: Wilbur France and Herbert E .. minorr. Melvin N Wirkiver. ruardian apd· curator: 6th annual settle-
---- Watson, Daria I ... miner. Genrete V. Restor. cuardian. and curatrix: 2nd an- nuot settlement.
Well. Minnie. decented. C. R .. Well. ad- ministrator: final settlement.
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Murphey, Samuel T. Insane, Jesse U. "Murphey, guardian and curator; 2nd en- nusi settlement.
Moomaw. Alma: Lois; and Homer M minors. Morda Moomaw, guardian and curatrix: 10th annual settlement.
Mills, Lorene and Delbert. minora. VI- ola L Milla, guardian and curatrix. 11tb annual settlement.
Martin. Homer Eugen- and Virgil min. ora, Dora Mart .... ....... . Sth annual settledırı;t
McCullah. Lewis .Bruce, Insane. Myrtle McCullah, guardian and curatrix: 3rd and nunl settlement
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Noblette, Flared Lenn, minor. Elle E. Noblette. guardian and curatrix Jr:d nual settlement
Wednesday, Ninth Dar. August 21. 1919
Newkirk, Ernest. minor. Levi Newkirk, guardian and curator: 7th annual settle- ment
Nelll. Benjamin G. Insane. David B. Neill, guardian and curator. 26th annual
Newbill Paul M Inanne. Addie Y Nex- bi.l. guardian and curatrix; 5th annual settl-menu
Oliver. 'Benton, deceased. Paul Oliver. executor: final settlement.
Patterson. John A. deceased. Howard A. Patterson. administrator: ist semi-annual settlement
Phillips, Martha E. deceased. Martin L. Howard adm١٢٠٠١٠٠١٠
settlement
Perkins. Einmaline. decraved. ( W. Nichols, administrator. with the will an- neved: final settlement
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Parnell. Herbert Hadley. deceased. J W. Parnell, administrator; final . settlement Parker, William I .. deceased, James A. Nelms. ex-public administrator, with the will annexed: final settlement.
Perkitis. James. Insane R F Kinırk. guardian and curator 1 .. .... ..... ment.
Thursday. Tenth Day. Auruet ?!. 1989 Pate. Beryl Geraldine. nutper Cirde A. Pate. guardian end curator; 6th annual settlement
Rogers William ( decreased Mary A. Rogers, ·xecutrix: Ist semi-annual set- tlement.
Ray. T G. deceased. Claud F. McCrow- kef. administrator, with the will annexed; Ist semi-annual settlement
Robberson. P. B. deceased. E. L Rob- berson. administrator. Ist semi-annual settlement.
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Roberto. W. A .. deceased. The Union Ka- tional Bank of Springfield an: A ?! final elllement
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Renshaw. A. A .. deceased. J H William's and A W' Thompson. administrators. final | settlement.
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Sumner. Elizabeth, deceased. D W. Beckner. administrator: final settlement
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Moore, Sallie A .. Insane. N. L. Murray. - guardian and curator; ist annual settle- ment.
Youne. Dar F .. derented. Frank O ..
Vann administrator: lat semi-annual set- lament
Affect : TENNIP : IOLI VY
IRRAT.) Clerk of Probate Court.
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1929 -- NEWS and LEADER
NOTE: This issued comes AFTER that of Monday, July 22.
Page 1: Bert E. Woolsey has purchased The Monitor, weekly newspaper at Republic, Mo .**
John S. Fogarty sues Gene Tunney for alienation of his wife's affections. John Fogarty is the nephew of Thomas Fogarty, owner of Sanitary Plumbing and Heating company in Springfield.
Elbert Hurt was killed .**
Page 2A: Charles Schroeder was killed. Mrs. Sarah Matlock died .**
Mrs. Gertrude Herschfield died .** Mrs. Mary L. Nearing died .*
Page 11A: A son Jerry Lee Wallace was born July 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Fay W. Wallace, 2009 North Douglas avenue.
Page 12A: G. E. Bird of 801 South Pickwick avenue went to Camden, Ark., for the funeral of his father.
Page 1B: Dr. William O. Allen died .**
Page 2B: Son born July 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Eussley Merrick of Stockton.
Mrs. Lizzie Isbell died July 7 in Miller and was buried in Stahl cemetery.
The infant grandchild of Mrs. Minnie Husky of East St. Louis died and was buried at Newburg.
Page 5B: Miss Margaret Parks of Columbia and Mr. Samuel Houston Paul of Springfield are engaged to marry.
Page 12B: Card of thanks .**
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Woolsey Purchases Weekly Newspaper At Republic, Mo.
180 Moaltor.
'at Republic, Mo., has been pur- chased by Bert E. Woolsey ... of Springfield. formerly mayor and editor of the paper at Ash Grove. ! --
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Mo., it was announced yesterday by Mrs. Rolland Williams, one of the Monitor editors.
The Republic paper was owned by O. B. Davis of Mansfield and Frank J. Davis of Seymour with Mr. and - Mrs. Williams in charge.
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! Mr. Woolsey will take charge July
- 29. He has sold the machinery of his printing shop at 213 West Olive street here to Davis. A year ago 1 he sold' the Ash Grove Common- wealth after having published it for 12 years. Mr. and Mrs. Woolsey will make their home in Republic.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Williams will spend several weeks vacationing at Bir- mincham Al and other southern ,and eastern citics and expect to purchase another paper in this dis- trift in the fall.
Dr. William Allen, Former Drury Man, Expires in Maine
Friends. in Springfield Saturday learned of the death in Portland. Maine, a week ago, of Dr. William O. Allen, 56. professor of philosophy and education at Lafayette college. Easton, Pa.
Doctor Allen was a member of the faculty at Drury college here during the years 1909-14. He is sur- vived by his wife and three chil- dren. Last August he went to France with his family to spend his sabbatical half year in study, and this summer he had recently gone to his summer home. at Ocean Park. near Portland. He died in a Port- land hospital.
His · oldest son. Addison. R'As graduated from Haverford college Pa . in 1928, and his daughter Eliza- ' heth from Oberlin college. Ohio, the same year. A younger son, Richard. 2, Is at home.
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MURDERER SILENT ON CAUSE OF DEED: HEARING JULY 30
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Peirce City Truck Gardener Slays His Neighbor in Pas- ture With Shotgun; Gives Himse! Up
JOHN SEARS, 55. Peirce City truck gardener. who is being held : :a connection with the killing of i Charles Schroeder. 50, his neighbor. there Saturday morning, was taken to Mount Vernon Saturday after- : noon and placed in the Lawrence county jail. A preliminary hearing has been . set for July 30. in the foot of Justice Z. T. Martin but stad a change of renue.
The motive : for the ' action of Sears. against whom Prosecuting i Attorney Charles Landrum filed A ·· · ··· dreier murder Sat-
uzday afternoon. is uncertain! Hej seemed unconcerned Saturday about what he had done.
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GIVES SELF UP
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Immediately after the shooting. which took place in Schroeder's !
5:30 to get some cows. Scars we !!! to the home of City Marshal Zack Harper, about two blocks away, and .
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Seats tog the marshal that hel had gone into his parden, which ad- 1 Baned Schwerde: pero chon; some rabbits which he thought were eating his muskmelons. -
Schroeder noticed his neighbor had a gun when he passed by on his way after the cows, according to the story told by Sears, and acked ! What are you doing with the' gun?“
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Sears said he told Schroeder tha: :
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he was after some rabbits, to which the siain man is said to have re- plied, "Well. I've got the rabbits you want. I guess.' At thus, ac- cording to the story Sears is said ito : bave told the officer, he raised his gun, s .12 gauge shotgun, and fired at Schroeder at close range. The load of shot struck Schroeder the left check, but did not kill him Instamiy Bueinarks in the grass indicated that he.walked about 150 paces before falling to the ground at the spot where his body was later found by Marshal Harper and Deputy Coroner William Wes- sell.
Parce City residents, whose sym- pathy was said to be predominantly for Schroeder's widow and four small children. ranging in age from 2 :0 11 years could not account for ·the killing. Both men were highly regarded citizens, it was said, and . were not known to have had any serious trouble. They had lived on adjoining farms. at the south edge : of town for several years.
ORDERED FROM PASTURE
It was reported. however, that Schroeder had recently ordered Bears out .of his pasture when the 'Jaster had failed to repair the fence after hauling some wood through the fle! This difference had been . patched up. it was thought.
Coroner E. L. Patton of Aurora "Investigated the case, together with Prosecutor Landrum, but did not conduct a formal inquest. in view ( ' Sears' statement to Marshal Har-
were no eyewitnesses, it is believed. The point where Schroeder's body was found was more than 200 yards no one has been found who heard | the shot fired.
The death certificate. signed by Coroner Patton. stated that Schroeder "came to his death by a gunshot wound fired by John Sears and which caused instant death."
Bater and Medlin, attorneys of Aurora, are preparing Sears' de- j iense. It is not believed ne will waive preliminary hearing Follow- ing the granting of a change of venue at the hearing Saturday afternoon. Justice Martin of Peirce City refused to allow Sears to make bond, so he was taken to the county
jaul at Mount Vernon by Sheriff A. :. Hensley.
No funeral arrangements have yet been made for Schroeder, but it is expected burial will take place Mon- day near Peirce City.
John Sears is a brother of Fay W Spare of 2206 Pierre avril in 11:0 city. The Springfield man wen. to ! Peirce City immediately after he ! learned of his brother's arrest Sal- urday, but he would make no con- ment last night about the killing.
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FEAR TWO OTHERS TO DIE OF HURTS AS CARS COLLIDE ON WAY TO PICNIC
Humansville Boy Almost In- stantly Killed. With Another Boy and 80-Year-Old Wom- . 'an Badly Injured
FIVE OTHERS SUFFER LESS SERIOUS WOUNDS
Autos Meet Headon At Dun- negan, Northwest of Here. While Party on Way to Evening's Outing
Two automobiles crashed headon early last night on inchway 13 al Dunnegan. Mo. northwest, of here instantly killing a 16-year-old boy and injuring seven othere, ao probably fatally.
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His skull crushed. Elbert Hurt. 16. of Humansville. died in the collision. Mra. Mary Simmons. 80 years old. and lee Lindsay. young man of Humansville, suffered dangerous Internal Injuries. and physicians held little hope that they would 1:ve
through the night
THE OTHERS INJURED
Lee Bishop. 16, Humansville, both arms broken.
Johnny Lock, Humansville, bruises. 4
Delbert Hurt, Humansvle, Serek er nf Elbert Hurt."
Ralph Hammonds, 18, Fair Play. cuts and bruises.
Johnny Engleman, 18. Dunnegan, minor bruises.
Accompanied by Mra. Simmons, the five Humansville youths had started out early in the evening --- in a Ford touring car for the annual community picnic at Cave Springs. Hammonds. driving a Hudson sedan. was taking his friend Engleman to his home in Dunnegan after a visit I at Fair Play. The two cars came together at the top of a low hill near the southern edge of Dunne- gan
TOO CLOSE TO CENTER
+ Both machines. according to S. D Hutcheson. Polk county coroner. apparently were crowded too close In the center of the highway as they came over the brow of the Neither driver saw the other cat until too late in swing Both cars arre demolished. 'he on- gine of the lighter machire be:nz ʻ .
the Ford were thrown clear of ::: c wreckage.
v1 of the injured Tore aker in !
. a J. A. Joseph ambulance to HI- mansville. where hotel rooms be- came hurriedly improvised hospital a ards. The boc; of ;cung H .:: also was taken to 'he Joseph funeral home a' H .r.a. .....
Mr Huurcheson, who was sum- monca ::::: " :. for a: Bol:ar :0
'Figedy, announced tha "duct a coroner's
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2-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank cur ran: friend. a: De:cahors for the kindness and Simpathy during the trees and death of our below- ed wife and mother Bertha MeDa :: 'el. also for The beau':tu! floral offerings.
FRED H. MCDANIEL AND FAMILY
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DEATHS
MRS. SARAH MATLOCK
Mrs. Sarah Matlock, 74, of Mansfield, Mo., died yesterday at the home of her son. L. H. Matlock, on rural route 6. She Is survived by three sons, B. F. Matlock. of Springfield; T. H. of Mansfield. and L. H. of Springfield. Burial will be at Mansfield Sunday afternoon under direc- tion of the Klingner funeral home.
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MRS. GERTRUDE HERSCHFIELD
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Heischfield. 47. who died Friday in Ches- ter, Pa., will be held Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the Herman Lohmever funeral home here. The body will art: ~ Monday morning. Mrs. Herschfield is Gene Herschfield and Charles and William Oliver. Mrs. Pete Martin of Monelt is a survived by her husband and three sons. sister. MMrs. Herschfield was a daughter of the late W. T. Dally of Monett.
MRS. MARY L. NEARING
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Nearing. 77. who died at her home here Saturday morning. will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home. followed by in- terment In Maple Park cemetery. One son. Fred C. Nearing. of Springfield. and two . brothers and three sisters, as follows. sur- live: Thomas and William Stevenson of
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MONDAY MORNING, JULY 22, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Mrs. Mary Vanwormer died. ** Elbert Hurt was killed .** Page 9: Cards of thanks .** Page 14: J. P. Brandon drowned .** Mrs. Davis Henry died .**
Woman, 93, Oldest Resident of Rolla, Died There Sunday
Me. Mary Vanwormer. 93. anid to be the oldest resident of Rolla, died home of her alater. Mra. G. 8. Per yesterday. Two sons, Sher- Warren of Rolla, and George . one hrather. Gentse Seattle. former l' a. sena-
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DEATHS
MRS. DAVIS HENRY
Funeral .... For Mr. Davis Her ::.
8.30 brinck Thursday morning. will be held at 10 o'clock this morning 'in Palmetto chapel, followed by ! burial in Palmetto . rmctery She is sur- wed by one daughter and three sons Tan brothers and two wheel. and white. -
Funeral Services For River's Victim To Be Held Sunday
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Funeral services for J. P. Brandon. timekeeper for the Robertson Con- struction company, who was drowned Thursday when he fell from a .pan of the bridge being built Across the ORED river at. Carenla. will he held at Oscenla Sunday morning
Although he fell from the bridge Thursday, his hodr was not found Whill about 2 o'clock vesterday after- noon. It had stilted down the orcam
Reanden is arrived he he didnt a son. John. 16. his mother. Mra. F.Ix Brandon, a sister, Mra. O. F. Hu!l. all n! Derenla and a brother. Paul Bran- con. of Springfield.
Burial will b made in Maple park cemetery here Sunday afternoon.
2-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM 10 conta a line.
WE WISH TO THANK our friends and reighbors for the kindness and beautiful floral offerings during the death of our war ' wife and daughter. NR CHARLES DUKE AND NANIE MYERS AND - FAMILY.
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NO BLAME PLACED IN CAR COLLISION FATAL FOR YOUTH
Two Others Have Only Fight- ing Chance to Recover From Injuries Sustained in Acci- dent Near Dunnegan
RIDING on the running 'board of an automobile cost the life of Elbert Hurt. 16. Humanaville. who was almost Instantly killed early Bat -. urday night in a collision on state highway 13 at Dunnegan, Mo., ac- cording . to the testimony presented to a coroner's jury at Humanaville yesterday morning. Hurt's skull was crushed.
Mrs. Mary Simmons, 80 years old. also of Humanaville. was not expec- ted to live last night because of in- ternal Injurles, and Lee Lindaav. an- other young man in the party. Was given only » fighting chance of re- covers Both were receiving treat- ment In hotel rooms at Humans- ville, where they were taken follow- ing the accident.
THREE OTHER'S INIURED
Both arms of Lee Bishop, 16. were i hroken. but hla condition war pro- won. aast night Johnny Lock and Albert Hurt, brother of Elbert, auffered severe bruises.
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The five Hitmanavilla boya and Mrs. Simmons set out early Satur- day evening in a Ford touring car In ""!r !!!! !!: r non !!! community plc .; nic Al Cave Spring. Because of the crowded condition of the car Elbert Hurt was riding on the running board.
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