Items of genealogical interest in the Springfield, Greene County, Missouri newspapers, the Springfield leader and the Springfield daily news for 1929, Part 1, Part 73

Author: Hall, William K. (William Kearney), 1918-
Publication date: 1929 v. 1
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 644


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Page 14: Joe Steele died .*


COUSINS DROWN IN WATER HOLE


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One Man Perishes While Vainly Attempting to Save His Companion .


man. 26. and John Birchott, 20. Inat their lives Sunday afternoon when Bischoff . he could not awim stepped Into an 18-tmnt hole in the James niver near Fitzpatrick pork and Chapman madr an tingurree ful at. . *Fn:"' * *** him The ¢ :. her n.rn were cousina.


Chapman's wife, who had accom-' panied the pair on the trip to the - tiver. witnessed the double drowning Bummoned by her screams, persona In another pary up the river robed to the place, WANA, Un 4 Lunder. B. E. Keltner. 440 Booth Lat - "tenue. pithird the body of Chapthen from the river, but it was more then thirty minutes later that the body


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of Bierhoff was recovered


Steps into Deep rout


The accident happened about 3:30 ... Ima in the afternoon shortly after The party of three attmed et the , swimming hole which Is located nrer-, Jy a mlle wert of Flizpalnick park and . more than nine miles southwest of Springfield.


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Quickly getting Into the hathing mult. ; Riachoff aterted wading in the river He stepped out of a leder Inin a hole


at once card for help


The other man stripped and dived . into the river. Whether he mirurk ! something underneath the surfacr. was caught in a strong eddy or per- i hepa became powerless in the midet of & atrong whirlpool has not been determined. When the body #As found It was e conalderable distance , Trom that of Bischoff's


A Herman H. Lohmeyer ambulance was rithed to the river and an tri- holator wan med in an effort in te. :Ne Chapu.a:


Bring itorties tiere


The bodies were taken to the toh. meyer Funeral home hera and pre. pared for burlel. Blachoff. a former' high school student here and a clerk at ibi Davis Grocery company prior In his death nenhar'? '" be buried Tuesday afternoon in the Brookline


cemetery following services in the j


. Lohmeyer funeral home here. He is


survived br his mother. Mrs Leont


brothers. Percy. Emii. Ernest Hardid. all of Springfield. and . zra !. dninthr: M :. S \ 1 **** r:r .:: 0.


Services for Chapman probably will take place Wednesder with burial in Eastlaan remeterr Survivors Include the wife. parente Mr and Mrs Salad Chapman. of Rogerafille. und one Hinter. Mrs Nasmie Patter. also of Rogeravilie.


DEATHS


EVELYN JO STUBBLEFIELD


Funeral services were held at Klingner . chapel at 2 o'clock this afternoon for Evelyn Jo Stubblefield. 3-Year-old dough- fer nf Mr. and Mrs Raymond Stubblefi-"d of 1846 North Rogers avenue. whe died Bunday noon in a hospital here Burial was to be in Rolle.les renintett ile miles north of Springfield. Besides tur i parents. the surviving relatives are A Brother. Mr. and Mrs N. M Murphy. grandparents: Joe Stubblefield. grand- father. and. Mrs Dry L Boszell of Brighton. Mo. and Mrs. Vincen: Grant of Springfield. sunt.


Ralph Luca, ESBL.A.


Mrt Roy Lote. neat!


.he Springfield


Baptist boupital at 7 o'clock this


trial will be : Republo


JOE ATECLE ----


Funeral services for soe Bleeke. who died


h'elock Tuesday afternoon from North Florence ciento The Reverend


g .will officiate. Interment Fiu th Tooth Heselwond cemetery un- 1 day the direction of the Campbell Under-1


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Bussi Randall. To Be Married


Mr. And Mra. Clement I. v. Ran- dall. 760 South Weller avenne. hare


- daughter. Mimo Beste Ranc.oil. In Ml :. Fred tamar of Alton ....


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The marriage is to take place All- rust in at the home of Mr. and Mrs Randall


Kathryn. Kelso Weds in Florida


. Word has been received of the mar- ringe of Miss Kathryn Kelso. daugh- ter of Mrs. Charles ( Kelen A12 Klm- brough avenue, In Mr Clermont C .. W'almon of Grinnell, lows.


The ceremony was rend July 23 at |


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rother. Mr.and Mrs. Watson ! - meti their bonte in Ishpeming. Michigan. : + !" -


TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS


Page 1: Robert E. Holman sues to divorce Vinnie C. Holman. They were married January 6, 1917, at Miami, Okla.


Hattie M. Wall sues to divorce Fred Wall. They have been married 18 years and have seven minor children.


Page 3: John Bischoff drowned .**


Page 4: Miss Bessie Randall and Mr. Fred Lamar are engaged to marry .**


Page 12: William B. Walker died .** Ralph Luce died .**


The will of Mrs. Winfield Scott was filed for probate .*


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Separated 9 Times


¥ ¥ ¥ * Within 12 Years,


* * * * He Asks Divorce


N TINE Arparations lasting from a few days to several months in twelve years Is a good Indication that a marriage has falled. That WAS the charge made hy Robert F. Holman in a stin for divorce from Vinnie C. Holman, filed In circuit court yesterday.


1 He charged that his wife was alwaye fault-finding and abusive And that she had openly avowed that she did not love him. The"


1 were married at Miami, Okla .. Jan- HATT 5. 1917. and separated the last time on July 27. 1929.


An 18-year marriage also found It's way into the divorce court with the fllang of auit for legal wjstion, tror. det -Wall. by Hattie M. Wall yesterday . Bbe


.. widbes he: what a jenlotie Cimittment and that he quar- -


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reted and nagged continualle She maks care and custody of their seven minor children.


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DEATHS


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WILIAM R. WALKFR


William B. Walker, 49, dird suddenly a: 8:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his farm home, four miles south of Morris- ville. Death was reported to have been caused by a heart attack. He is survived by his wife and the following children. Mra, Ray Blakey. Misa Esther Walker. Glenn, Ross, Harold B. and Brise. all of the home address. Also surviving are three dsters, Mrs. Jack' Ruyle, Mra. C. N. Russell and Mra. Ed Trantham, and (Ro brothers. Homer A. Walker and Albert N. Walker. Funeral arrangements are not complete but Interment will be In Hickory i Grove cemetery, near Morrisville. under direction of the J. W. Klingner Undertak. ing company.


RALPH LUCE


Ralph Luce. 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Luce, near Brookline, died at 7 o'clock yesterday morning in a Spring- field hospital. Funeral arrangements have not been completed, but burial will ve In the Republic cemetery under direction of W L Starne. undertaker


- Miss Bessie Randall To Wed Mr. Lamar


Mr. and Mrs. Clement L. V. Ran- dall, of 760 South Weller avenue, have announced The engagement of thelt daughter, Miss Bessie Randall. to Mr. TINA Lamar, of Alton, Mo. The mar- aro will take place August 10 at! the home of Mr. and Mrs. Randall. :


Mr. and Mrs Clark Hall and & ?! Clark, Jr., of 1153 South Delaware are. nur And Mr and M. R.Iwell F Baldwin, of the Elmiar apartments. have returned from Kansas City: { were they spent the weekend.


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Services Today For One Victim In River Tosa the


Funeral services for Jobn Bischoff. 20, of 843 West Madison atreet, who was drowned with his cousin, Jasse E. Chapman, 26, of Rogelaville, In ant 18-foot hole in James river, near Fitzpatrick park, Sunday afternoon, will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Herman H. Lohmeyer funeral home. Interment will be made In the Brookline cemetery.


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Services for Chapman will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the Herman H. Lohmeyer home. 1 1


followed by burial in Zantiawn ceme- tery.


Chapman Is survived by his wife. parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Chap- man of Rogeratille, and one ainter. Mrs. Maymie Patten, also of Rogers- ville. Young Bischoff le survived by hia mother, Mra. Leona Larkin, 843 West Madison street, and four broth- ers as follows: Percy. Emil, Ernest and Harold, all of Springfield.


BOIS D'ARC WOMAN'S ESTATE TO 5 NIECES


The will of Mia -Winfield Sont who died weren'ts at her home . Hola D'Arc. war filed for probate yes- terday. The bulk of the estate. the value of which has not been fixed. goes to five nieces.


Trusters of the Prospect cemetery. near Bols D'Arc. are given $200 10 hold in trust. for the cemetery. the Interest on which is to be used in ald in Its upkeep. . .


The balance of the calate is in be shared equally by Clara Fine West. Narrisa Fine Coble. Marv Dodd. Sarah Mason Harper, and Minnie Harper.


TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1929 -- LEADER


Page 1: Marriage license: Ivan Thomas, 21, and Lula May Tuter, 19, both of Springfield.


Page 3: John Bischoff died .* Jesse E. Chapman died .** William B. Walker died .*


Ralph Luce died .**


Mrs. Bessie Norton Howard died .**


Griet Mae Webster died .**


Page 6: Miss Vanola Hoover and Mr. Roscoe Richards were married .**


Page 7: The Baxter sisters held a reunion .**


DEATHS


"JORN SISONOIT


Wert Madison street, drowned aunday in James river. with hla cousin. Jeune E. Chapman of Rogerevilk were held this afternoon at the Herman Lohmeyer funeral home at 2:30 o'clock. followed by Interment in the Brookline Blecheff is survived by his mother, Mre Leons Larkin of M0) Wear Madison street. and by four brothers Perry. Kmit. Ernest and Hetold. all of .


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12.6 WILLIAM R. WALKER


William A Walter 40 who died end- denly Tuesday afternoon el his home four miles south of Monos Ist hla wife and Inur son. ind ten daughters Glenn, Ross, Herold B ·nđ Brime, and Mrs. Biskey sod Mums Rather Walter, all as home. Three sisters and Mrs. Jack Ruyle, Mre. C. N Rustelf and Mr. Ed Traniham and two brothers, Homer Witkir-and ARTI N. Walker. Funeral Mrvions will be held at 2 0'elock Wednes- day afternoon in the Hickory Greve church neÅr Morristille, and interment will be in the Hickory Orove e-metery, under the di- recitou of J W Klingner.


RALPH LUCE Ralph Lnce, 3-year-old moo of Mr. Ind Mra. Roy Luce of , near Brookline, eiff be buried in the Reauhlie cemetery under the direction of S;sine a motivar! child died Monday morning in @ bosui's: here.


MAS, BESSIE NORTON HOWIAN Mit. Re-sie Norton Howard. f. did $$ # 34 this morning in the home of her granddaughter, Mr. W. L Rater. : 04 Cirele Drive, after a lingering iline .. Funeral perrices will be held at 9 M Wednesday morning at the Alme Lot- meyer funeral home. and the body will he chipped to Weat Piains for burial. Mrs Howard, who has been in Springfield einco 1926, has spent her entire life in Mls- souri, living in Webster City, Bakersfield. and . West Plains. Bbc is survived by her Granddaughter. Mrs. Baker. 000 000. Jnerph Edward Norton nf West Plains. ons grandson, John Martin Baker. a brother. J. W. Smith of Ferment, Mo .. and two sisters, Mrs W. N. Evamus of Wesl Pleins, and Mrs. James Covington of Oakland. Ark.


· ORIET MAR WEBSTER


Orlet Mee Webster. 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A Webster, 2238 North Main avenue. died at her ham. this morning Pomerel arrance- ments are not complete, but they will be In the charge of Klingner Undertaking company.


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THREE SISTERS WILL BE UNITED AFTER 20 YEARS


Old Baxter Homestead an


pared for Tince Whom Ca- reers Have Separated for Many Years


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Three sisters-reparated for 20 years, more or less-are to be re- united here this winter. to live to-


and major, the same cavironment


Oprtogtek


They are Miness Mary and Bone Baxter and Mrs. J. H. Pollard, for- merly Miss Nena Baxter. All bare been connected in the field of public school education. cne being an in- tructor of mathematics under Pro- fessor Carrington, former principal of the high school here


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Another. Muss Rose Baxter, has for the past few years been working in · Portland. Ore., court as the court psychologist-a position she prepared herself for after years of study and experience in teaching.


The third. Miss Mary Baxter. this fall will complete a teaching mince in the Bellingham, Wath. public schools.""


. AL. (JO East Elm street. the ol4 Baxter bome is being .arranged . for the alatere. "It is to be ' redecorated, painted and made as attractive as possible ..


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The Baxter slatera were reared to- gether bere. played together and atudied together. Misa Nena Baxter obtained a position in the high school. the mathematics department, and


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taught for some time in that depart- ment. Later she married J. H. How- and of Hugo, Okis, and moved there


Ataled. their college and university training dividing them early in the !! carcere. They started out west. how- ever. each with a teaching position in view, but even in the west they herame reparated, their calling mak-


gether in the aume city.


Probably the outstanding position of the asters' went to Miss Rose Bar- ter when she was appointed court psychologist Her work there was chiefly in the field of research for the physical and mental causes of v !! me as they are related. : ) . a .


fewved considerable comunende;or. for her work in the court in Port- ; land and throughout the entire state of Oregon.


With the sisters returning here the entire Baxter family. consisting of two brothers in addition to :ne pis- ters. will be in Springfield. The brothers are Kirk Barter. 1005 South National avenue. and George H. Bar- ter. 805 South Fremont avenue


Vanola Hoover -


W Mr. Richard


Miss Vanola Hoover. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hoover. 1523 Weat ! Atlantic atreet, was married Sunday to Mr. ROSCOE Richards:The cere mony wss read at the home of the bride's parents. with the Reverend Edwin Armstrong officiating. . Ociy : friends and relatives of the couple were --- present. Immediately after the cere- mony. Mr. and Mrs. Richards left for Kansas City. Kan., where they will minke their home.


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JE.SE I. CHAPMAN


Funeral services for Jewe E. Chapman W,who was drowned while attempting to held st 2 30 o'elort Wednesday afternoon et the Herman Lohmeyer funeral home followed by intermen' in East Lawn reme. terv høre. He is murrived by his wife. bv hle parents. Mr and Mrs Altas Chso- man, and ane alster. Mrs. Mavme Palten of Rogersville. -


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The Daily News for Wednesday, July 31, 1929, is missing.


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WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1929 -- LEADER


Page 1: Marriage license: Ray L. Willson, 24, and Lenora Glenne Squibb, 26, both of Springfield.


Page 6: Three divorce suits filed .**


Page 14: Mrs. Bessie Norton Howard died .* William B. Walker died .** Oriet May Webster died .**


Page 16: An interesting Civil war incident is related.


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The Wastebaskei ALGto Which are often tossed things


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E. Mont Riley contributes some unwritten his- tory. of the state to a Kanmas Olty newspaper. He gives Stephen Elkins the credit of obtain .... the parole of Cole Younger, the notorious ban- dit. Younger used to come to Springfield In the oays of the vid couni)


vens at Columbia and the two kept in touch with each other during life. Both died long ago. Li says in his article:


"The recent passing of "Jim" Cummins, notable member of the famous Quantrill command of the Civil war, recalls a true story which I feel will Interest all who take.any interest in that remark- able period of our national histo.v. I had the privilege of knowing Intimately several members of "Colonel Quantrill's band." as they were called. I knew them well in Texas, where I was reared.


"On a certain occasion one of these old 'soldiers' was taken to the hospital and he sent for me and asked me to stay with him while the phy- siciana operated. While he recovered from the operation, he died soon afterward. But before his death, while I was visiting him one day. be said: 'I have something to tell you, that I have never toid & soul in the wind. die nyberg secrecy of me, and I have never broken faith him. But, as the years have passed and members af that band have gone on, I de not feel it will be breaking faith to tell the story now. I should be tied to give this man's name, were it not for E& daothrter. ind her children.


"He told me on one of their expeditions the 'command', was caroping in Olay county, Missouri, and, tb their surprise, a young and dashing Union soldier, in full uniform, rode right into their midst, "tafors, he, bad seen them. The soldier in blue · Immediately was arrested, and a conference was called by Quantrill to decide whether this man was to be shot or hanged. After the conference. it was decided, after arguments, that the man In blue must be shot. Two men in camp. the teller of this, atory to me, and one other, de- manded that he be shot, and not be hanged. Quantrill had been insistent that he be hanged. and was very angry when he had been overruled.


"Quantrill, being bitter over the outcome, turned on these two men and ordered them to do the shooting. He commanded, 'You two take this man down the road and perform your duty.'


"The Union soldier was remounted, and the three rode down the road, and around a curve in the lane, w a point where trees shielded them trom the . QuậnD.


"The three men in that little company beld a conference. The man in blue said: 'Would you f. two" boys shoot me, remembering our past clone school?' My old friend spoke up: 'Why Steve Prins, we made all that argument up there be- fore Quantrill to shoot you, believing that your came might be turned into our hands.' Cole Younger. the third of the group, Mald: 'Steve, I never had a teacher I loved like you, and before


I would shoot you, I would shoot my comrade here.'


"80 Stephen B. Elkins was ordered to remount and 'Ride like hell, and we will shoot in the air.' 80 the two reported to Quantrill they had done their duty,' and were thanked by their commander. But Cole Younger had planted golden seed that .many :years. later .bors .. wonderful -- fruit for him. After the war was over he joined the JAmies gang at Northfield Minn In the bank robbery that sent all the Youngers and others to their death or 10 the Stillwater penitentisty in ner. co Ad sent up for the irmainder of ms hle Mx 0,41 friend became a fine citizen after the way was over.


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"After many years in prison for Cole. my friend heard his health wwa broken and perhaps wouldl not live long. He decided to make an effort for his release. He remembered how their old teacher. Stephen B. Elkins, had been chairman of the re- publican national committee for Blaine in 1884. and was then & United States senator of great Influence in his party and with President Mc- Kinky. When the case was taken before Senator Klkins he went many times to see the president to obtain his help in impressing Governor Van Bant of Minnesota to grant the parole. Finally Kikina succeeded in obtaining Cole'a parole from the. governor, July 10. 1901.


Sald the Oldest Inhabitant. Senator Firms is credited with locating the postoffice building here and he did but indirectly. The Cleveland ad- ministration had located the building where the 'Colonial hotel Is but the Harrison administration came in and B. F. Hobart and others started a move to place it on the site it now occupies. R. "C. Kerens, a great friend of Elkins, was enlisted and a delegation went to Washington to change the location. The delegation decided to go direct to. President Harrison, He talked over the matter but took no interest and indicated he would Jet the Cleveland site stand. Then a friend of Elkins suggested the senator be appealed to. Elkins asked about the situation and while he was a atock- holder in the street railway company here It is doubtful if that had any influence with him. He would serve his friends. On learning that Har- rison would not act Elkins went to are Biallie, secretary of Mate. Blaine listened to the appeal and said It could be arranged. He wrote a note at once to Harrison asking that the Brower street location be selected and Harrison mave orders at once that the St. Louis street location be aban- doned. Now if the Youngers had killed Elkins the postotites buliding would not be where it is


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THREE DIVORCE SHIRTS GO ON RECORD HERE


" ungovernable i temper


kun "til his sufffor "arveret from Beatrice 8. Malaun, whom he married in 1923 in Wilkes Barre, Fa. 800 also assaulted him. be said. so4 Left him numerous times. He asks custody of their two children, Jean. &, and Murvington, Jr. 4.


Libby Rucker charged nonsupport In her suit tiled today. for · diverse froth Pred O. Rucker, whom she mar- ried in Tennessee two years ago.


Maude Davis refused to cook ber husband's meals and ran him into debt by large charge accounts at men- canlile ctores, Alvin Devis charged in his muft for divorce. They have been married two years.


DEATHS


MMM. BEASIR NORTON HOWARD


The body of Mix. Bessie Norton Howard 70. who died here Tuesday, was sent to West Plains on the Sunnyland today for burtat . after funeral. *** ** this morning at 9:" o'clock at the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home. She la survived by s granddaughter. Mro. W. L. Baker of


West Plains, and by a grandson .. a brother and two alstera.


WILLIAM B. WALKER


Funeral services for William R Walker. 49. who died suddenly Mondar at his home near Morristown. were held this aft- ernoon at 3 o'clock at Hickory Grove church near here. Interment took place In the Hickory Ornve remeterv in charge nf J. W. Klingner. He lo aurvired by his wite, four sons and three daughtere.


ORIKT MAY WERATER


The body of Orlet Mar Wabater. 5-vear- old daughter of Mr. and Mra. RAY web- tter, who died Tuesday morning at 3238 North Maln avenue, was being taken over- land to . Michigon -- tedey . br the .. partatt. for burial at their former home. The family was driving to Texan a few days os owhen the chud became ill of heart trouble and the parents were advised by a physician to take up temporary resi- dence here. J W. Klingner was in charge of arrangements here.


THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS


Page 1: Marriage license issued .**


Charles L. Stanley was murdered in Oklahoma. Recently he had been a visitor in Springfield.


Page 10: Cards of thanks.


2-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM


CARD OP THANKS


We desire to express our sincere apprect- allon und heirlfeit thanks for the many kindly arte, word' of sympaitv Papressed and the beautiful Toral offerings tives during the iline .. and death cf our be- Jared daughter and .i.er MR And MRS J D DIXON ME And MER INOIS HACKENY


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CARD OF THANKS


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W. want to thank eur friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympo'hy shown in the death of our beloved im and brother: also for their beautiful foret offerings. MRB LEONA LARKINS


MR AND MRS. P R BISCHOFP MR AND MRS E L BISCHOFF MR AND MRS & W. BEACHOPP HAROLD BISCHOFF


MARRIAGE LICENSES Ray L. Williams, 24. and Lenora Glenne Squibb. 26, both of Spring. firin The couple were married at the . arthouse yesterday afternoon by the neverend J. T. Bacon.


THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1929 -- LEADER


Page 1: Charles W. Stanley, 60, retired Frisco railway engineer, was murdered near Tulsa, Okla. His wife was formerly of Springfield and Thayer. They were married ten years ago. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Roberts. She is a sister of Mrs. Gladys Shackleford. He had been married three times and had five children. His first wife died. He then married a very young woman. He was known as "Gunk" Stanley. [This is a long article.]


Page 3: Vernice Leon Delo sues to divorce Charles S. Delo. They were married April 15, 1929.


Alice Biggs sues to divorce Lonnie Biggs. They were married June 9, 1924, and have two children.


Page 10: Marriage license issued in Lawrence county to D. F. Matthews of Webb City and Mary M. Spitzer of Springfield. Mrs. Daisy Adams died .** Cards of thanks .** 509


BRIEFS


Maillage license has been lenient ils Lasience county in D F. Matthew .! of Woby City and Mary M. Spitzer of Springfield. .


DEATHS


MES. DAISY ADAMS


Mra. Daty Adams, H. ded early this malys ut in bete, 911 West Division art, following s brief illness. Che la Currived by her husband, Silas Adama; So4 son and one daughter. sil of the home address; her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs John Smiter of Kisses Mins: two sis- ters. Mra Esther Collins of route 1, Kl- TOOd, and Mr. Grace Orady of Taney- ville, Mo. the alen is survived by five Brothers. John Bnuller and George Amiley Coth of Kuset Mills; Wilitam daslley of Taneyville, Jesse Omlley of Aorps In, Art. and Cheater Smiley of idaho. Pu- neral arrangemente are incomplete, bot services will be held under direction of the Kingher Undertaking company this elfy


2-RAROS OP THANKS, IN MEMORIUN


CARD OP THANKA


We desire to express our Aucere sppreci- Illon and warrick thanks for the many kindly seta, werde of sympathy express and the beautiful forel offerings tives during the Illew and desth vi out loved daughter and staler. MR ind MRA J D DIXON MR. And MRS. ARNOLD JACKSON


CARD OP THANKS We want to thank aut triceds neighbors for thefr Had shown in the wrath of our beloved cor and brother: also for their beautiful floral efterings. : MRO LEONA LARKINA MR. AND MRA. P. B BISCHOFP MR AND MRS. K L BISCHOFP MR AND MRS. E K BISCHIO ?? HAROLD BISCHOFF


FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS


Page I: Marriage licenses issued .**


Page 2: Mrs. Dolly Ethel Stratton died .**


Page 3: Mrs. Madge Z. Steele sues to divorce Willard J. Steele. They were married October 19, 1919, and have a child. Inez Scritchfield sues to divorce Albert Scritchfield. They were married February 12, 1928. Her maiden name was Inez Yates.


Mary A. Stevers sues to divorce Franzo Stevers. They were married May 31, 1934.


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DEATHS


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MRS. DOLLY ETHEL STRATTON Mrs. Dolly Ethel Melion Stratton, 34. died at 12:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the family home. 1517 Collese stree: Ship in survived by her husband. John Z S !! ator one son. William Frank !: n Stra' - :nr. her parents. Mr and Mrs William Melton of the same mac:es. che :ser Mr: Elmer Turner of Kansas C:'t and four brothers. Joseph Melton of 650 North 1 Nettleton avenue, and William. John and Denni- 151; College street Funeral serv- 1 probably. will be held Sunday after- wwwwith the Stars mortuary. followed by burial In East Land cemetery.




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