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To Hold Inquest
Parker will be buried in Jackson- ville. A coroner's inquest will be bild Thursday and the circuit court ." off"will open-an-tovertication nounced.
James Parker of Aurora, a son. who Is now secretary and treasurer of The 'New Menace, is in Jacksonville to attend the funeral Three other sagt.Tom, Garrin and Karl, live &t borse .to Jacksonville, and another BOD 11900 in El Paso, Texas. A daugh- ter. Mra, Jeanie Parker Johison, sur- viren, with the wife and five sons. R. H. "In-rate forvann
ville'city employe, was arrested and i placed in jail Immediately after the «Tooling Saturday, charged wit !: the murder. Jackson is alleged to have taken offense at references Parker had made to him as "a small petty boss" in the issue of hits p .. per. Il. Blue Shirt, which 1. a appeared carlier lu the dny.
DEATHS
DAVID F. F.CGERS Funeral seevlees for David F Eraect. 76. alwo died Monday morning were held ihts afternoon at the Herman 11 Lohyneyer funeral loome follnard .. tiranlawn cemetery. Mis kupers died at The bome of a kon, Willt. A Exgere. at 1930 North National avetite. vived by bia wile and three other+ sulu. I .. follow!
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fdm Mccollum. . bira in Springhelt . brother. 1. Eggers Hver In Aterieville. Mo Wight giandı hildren and lour krent-grand. Fuldren ale;, Mr. Beat' howe -roule t. bear Willard.
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THOMAS WINFREY
The body of Thomas Winter. ? 1. who died of Injurica received when htx fietglit truck overturned
. Hunday afternoon. was sent to his hogre t: At Low !! Monday Right to: fourrai ... . Ices and burial there his wife and his father and mother.
C. O. BL.REN Funeral services for O. O Buren. m prominent Verous tryideal for more !! st 30 year. were field S'in .... .. ..; hor. there MI Buien
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ZA A Mother nt Adolph Buren. who died In Springfield . about fik Years ago A unter. Mr Z E. Erickson of Verona, and several nephews and nieces survive. Friends and relatives from-Springttetd who attended the funeral were as follows. Mr and Mrs J W Ad- kina, Mr and Mrs F A Su !: P: 4. ...
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Mrs JE Brinnell. Mrs John Custaform. M ... l'arda (jen and Mi Laura Bureal
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BIRTHS
Mr and Mr Orat. H DeWitt. 2009 Beuton avenue, announce.the birth of twin boyu, Eldon Lorym and Itori Warren, on 'September 23. st . their home.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS Page 1: E. M. Wilhoit died. [This is a long article but it gives few facts.]
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 1: Ronald McClinton was appointed administrator of the estate of his mother Mrs. Nellie McClinton who died September 29. He and his brother Victor are the heirs.
Page 2: A son John Glennon Phillips was born September 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Phillips of 1333 North Campbell avenue.
Page 3: Gail Glinn was killed .**
Page 4: Mrs. Ida E. Hargis died .* Mrs. Eliza A. Fowler died .* Mrs. Emma C. Cox died .**
"The first authentic map" of Springfield in 21 years is nearing completion. It is 6 x 7 feet in size. This is a long article.
DEATHS
MRS. IDA E. MARGIS
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Mra. Ida E. Hargis, a2, . dieg in a, notas. bere. at.4 d'rlock this morning while :stop- Np.wasarwu from the home of bar daughter. Mrs. Quy Ward, of Logan, X. M., 10 her formar home as Fordland. Mo. Mr. Ward wat with her mother when she died Mra. Hergia became ill late Tues- Aboilal daughter. Mt. P.r. P :.:. lips. of Lone B-och Cal and imp sons Ray of Fresno. Cal .. and Elmer of Los Angeles, also survive. The body will be leten overland to Fordiend todar by the Alma Lohmevet funeral home for inter- mens and burial. --- -
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TRS. R.LIZA A. POHIER
Wohn # Harvey: 1815 North
Flown. TI .. where they allended the lu- Tietal of Mr. Harvey s mother. Mr. EL'a A. Fowler. Mrs. Fowler is survived by
Mary mary: Middletown. m. Men Mille Lewi. Wanninnund. N. Mer. and Mr. ! Harvey. Bhe also had 10 grendrhildren. : Is theil grandchildren and three ztess. : treat grandabliren 1
MRS. EMMA C. COX
widow of Wiley O Cox. former Kanons Cler newspaper publisher. will be held Thursday afternoon al & a black at the erate in Ateple Park remetert MEL Cox died Aundat at the home n' her daughter Mix. Mart Des Cos. In New York City The Cnt family lived in Springfield about 33 veary wro. when Mr. Cox .5. 444.
ibe hanking business. 4
WEST PLAINS YOUTH ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
WEST PLAINS, Oct. 3-Gall Glinn. 18-year-old soh of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Glion, formerly of West Plains. but now of Kansas City, whose body Is being brought to West Plains to- day for burial, died from a fracture of the skull sustained last Saturday morning. when he was struck In the thead with & golf club by Falaard Plank, 17 years old, a caddy at the Swope Park golf course. where young Glinn miso was caddying.
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 2: A daughter Martha Jean Price was born September 26 to Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Price, 833 West Chase street.
Page 6: Mrs. Emma C. Cox died .* Joe Peltz died .** Richard W. Northrup died .*
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MRS. EMMA C. COX Funeral services for Mrs. Emma O. Cox, widow of Wiley O. Cox, former publisher of the Kansas City Times, will be held this afternoon at the grave in Maple Park cemetery. Mrs. Cox died Sunday at the home of her daughter. Miss Mary DeJ. Cox of New York City. The Cox family lived here about 35 years ago.
JOE PELTZ
The body of Sse Pelts, a former Spring- fi-idian who died a few days ago in Long Beach. Cal .. will arrive here Friday after- noon for burial in Mapie Park cemetery Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, under the direction of J. W. K !! ngper.
RICHARD W. NORTHRUP
Richard W. Northrup. 73, died shortly after midnight this morning at his home al 2400 North Howard avenue. survived by . his widow; a son, O. . Northrup, of Oblesgo: s brother. Northrup. of Stoutland; a sister, Mra. J. M. Smith. of Stoutland: and four ;grand- children. Funeral arrangements are to- complete. Burial will be in Greenlawn under direction J. W. Klingner funeral home.
MARRIAGE LICENSEO
Walter M. Campbell, 27. and Oladri H. Wight, 25. both, of Springtheld; and Amus P. Owen, 30, and Mort. Messe. 17. both of Battlefield, Mo. The ialler couple Ta MerIM the cour house by the Reverend Lacy Porter, yesterday afternoon
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .** W. H. Beard died .** Page 2: Joe Peltz died .** Richard W. Northrup died .** Mrs. Emma C. Cox died .** John Carter died .** Mrs. O. F. Snow died .** Miss Cora Gurley died .*
Page 5: There is a photo of and article about Fred H. Phillips and his father Eugene W. Phillips but it is mostly about their insurance business.
Page 8: There is an article about Wiley O. Cox and J. H. Boxley. There is an article about Walter Crenshaw .**
Page 10: Elmer Howden was killed .**
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DEATHS
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JOE PELTZ. The body of Joe Pelts,' a former Spring- field man who died in Long Beach, Col .. will arrive in Springfield Friday after- ngon for funeral Saturday afternoon at J.J0 o'clock at the Klingner chapel. The Onto of Temple lodge. A. P. and A. M., will conduct its burial ritual at the grave to Maple P'ark cemetery.
RICHARD W. NORTHRUP
Richard W. Northrup. 73, died early this morning at the home al- 2409 North How- Ard avenue. He Is survived by hle widow: . son. O. E. Northrup, of . Chicago. brother. W. M. Northrup, of Stoutland: and by four grandchildren. Funeral ar- rangements are In charge of J. W. Kling- uer.
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MRS. EMMA ( COX Funeral ortstees fn: Mro EmiriC Cox. al. who Gard in New York City" w !!! be conducted at the grave at Maple Park cemetery Thusaday afternon at 4 o'clock in charge of the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home. Mrs. Cox is survived by a dough- ler, with whom she lived In New York; a won in St Joseph: and another son In Kansas City.
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JOHN CARTER . Funeral services for John Carter. 67. Route 3. Willard, were held on Saturday niternoon al Aft Pleasant Baptist church A number of Springfield people attended
MRS. O. F. SNOW
Mrs O P. 8now. 78. wife of the Rever - w"O. P. Soow. pfoncer Obristian mint- ter at Bluff, Mo., died at her home ther. early this morning after an iness of two Mrs. Snow was the mother of Mft I. M. Conk of "1003 -North- Florence avenue, Springfield, and of Mrs. Blanche Davis of Drexel, Ko. Light grandchildren and " three" great-grandchildren also ver- YIVe. " Mra Boow was born in the sart, but - came to Missouri with her husband and settled first in Cass county .. more; than 60 years ago. PIVO ; YCATA ; CO .[b. Snows celebrated their golden wedding an- niversary at their home at Bluff. Funeral services all! be held at the T. B Chal !!! funeral home at Ozark Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, followed by waterment in the Ozark cemetery.
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MINA CORA OURLEY Funeral services for Mier Cana Queles 5. wins and this morning. will be held
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Benlou avenue, where she died. Burial will take place In Mount Comfort comt- ferr. 10 miles northeast of Springfield. In and one stater autvive. "as follows: . A. Curies of St. Louis: 8. H. of Springfield:
Lester of Springlleid ..
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Mrs. Wiley O. Cox was the dauch - ter of J. H. Boxley, one of the ptoncers of Greene county, who owned a Yine manson on the Mel -- ville road, which still stands. He was prominent before the Civil war and owned slaves. He left a large cstale. Wiley O. Cox became quite prominent in Kansas City. not only as the owner of the Kansas City Times but as a banker. After leav- Ing Springfield he located In Kan- i ....
City State bank. He was loyal to l his friends through thick and thin and he was close to Harvey W. Salmon, who owned an importan' bank at Clinton. Salmon was once ' treasurer of the state and a man of sterling character Hr trusted the bank almost entirely to his soninlaw. Tom Casey. Salmon dis- covered the bank had become shaky and he appealed to Cox for and.
cover but his heart overcome ht: Judgment and he made Sainton a large loan. The loan did not savc the Clinton bank and it failed. There was a terrible uproar and Harvey Salmon. his brother. Dr. :
The Salmons were released but Casey : was tried. convicted and forced to serie a form in the parentir While he was In prison a ritil casc Involving the Clinton bank tried in Springfield. Casey
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wanted as a witness and was brought here. He went on the stand and told his story. He looked a picture sol: despetr. .. He was - colorless. shrunken, his eyes set and he re- sembled a corpse. It was supposed he would die In prison. But he did not and when he was released went to California. locating at Hunfins- ton Park. a subuth of Lox Anerir. He is today in the real estate busy- neas and is prosperous. The crash of the Salmon bank carried down the Cox bank and broke Wiley Cox. However, no one,but Cox lost any- He paid dollar for dolat and left an honored name. His body 15 buried here. While in Kansas City he took an active interest in public affairs and was a member of the city council in the days when Bar- ney Corragin was a political pace An old time citizen remarked: "D. Boxley, brother of Mrs. Cox, was an original character of rarly dy . C ::: day a congressional delegation with representatives from a dozen, states on a tour. stopped In Springfield. It
was decided to wine and dine them, especially wine, at the Metropolitan. which was just completed, At the banquet a congressman was intro- · duced to . Boxley who said he was from Rhode Island. . "Why." sald Boxley, "I can spit across Jour state."
Identify Victim Of Freight Car Crash at Monett
MONETT. . Oct. 3 .- One of the two meri killed here September 2 In a cer of pipe on the Frisco railroad hus -- been Identified as Elmer Hnwdeii. Word to this effect has just been :.. reived by Ralph Blewart, special of- ficer for the Frisco. -
Identification made through finger printa taken when the two bodies were found In the cer. crushed by the heavy pipe, that had shifted In switching Mr. Stewart vas able to get clear finger print of The dark haired man, but The blond was in anch condition that clear prints could not be made.
The finger prints were forwarded in the bureau of Investigation of the department of justice at Washington nor In a report from I F Hamur. director of the bureau. he said that ..... prints were those of Filmer Howden
in Wash .. November 11. 1927. on A charge of vagrancy. and in Salinas. ' Callf .. June 27. 1928, on a similar :
Howden and hle companion were bumming a ride on & Frisco freight - train from the east and were hiding iIN a car loaded with heat pipe. When the car being switched In the i rard here the pipe shifted from one end to the other and crushed the two men, who were dead when found. : presumably within half an hour after : the tragedy.
Every effort was made to Identify the two. At the time. It was thought ! i the blond man might have been from ! Springfield. since he wore overalia with a Springfield firm's name nu the label. ...
As the department of Justice evi -: [dently bad no record of Howden s ! home or relatives. it M improbable that his family ran be reached.
MARRIAGE LICENSES !
Walter M. Campbell, 27. And | Gladys H. Wight. 25, both of Spring- field.
Robert A. Cooper. 26. and Nina M. Pitts, 23, both of Chicago.
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Walter Crenshaw of Chicago is 1 another old time Springfieldtan who has just died. He had resided in Chicago for many years and had not -been here for about 4 years. He was married in Chicago long ago and for a decade had been in poor -. health, never leaving his home. He -
. was in his active days connected with the legal department of' the | Santa Fe railroad, having been ap- printed by his old friend. Edward v nenna, vice president of the company. It he said that are ado :- G minne. Chrishas made invest- ments which netted him a fortune. When a, young man Crenshaw was. nominated by the democrats for prosecuting attorney nf Greene county. The county was overwhelm- Ingly republican and he was de- feated by Col S H. Boyd. Col. Boyd was an active republican and held les parts over He had .....
What Lakoin u a.s president Boyd was a member of congress and thought Lincoln was tea cary on the south. He made a speech on the square in which he denounced the soft"policy . of Lin- coin which aroused resentment and resulted in the defeat of Boyd for reelection. He did not become active In politics again until he ran against Crenshaw for prosecuting attorney.
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Walter Crenshaw was the son of L. A. D. Crenshaw. a Greene county pioneer, a hardy man of . the. 70's He was an early day booster and. might have given present day town boomers pointers.on how to make a town. He did not have much to work on with the Springfield of the time. It was a dinky little settle- ment of frame buildings and D. C. Dade had a residence where the Metropolitan hotel now stands. It took a man of vision to see a hotel of the pretentions of the Metro- politan on that site but L. A. D.
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i Crenshaw had it and by organizing a local company carried the hotel which still stands as a good tavern The Colonial was built in much the same manner. Not only that but Crenshaw was a leader in the move- mert to build a rallroad from - Springfield to Memphis and is Kan- Has CHIS. 11 one looks at some of the towns around here of 4000 or
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5000 people he may have some idea of the presumption of Crenshaw and others. But inere were giants in those days and after years of- struggle and disappointments the road was brought through. He was a farmer on a large scale and founded the Crenshaw Hardware company on South street and erected for Its hone the building now occupied by the Keet-Rountree Dry Goods company. The store was bought later by the Rogers & Baldwin company.
N. H. Beard of Galena Suc- cumba to Injury Inflicted by Attacker
special mopnoch in The Frame
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GAI.E.NA. Mo. Ort 3 -W. H Beard. 54. died here at noon today a: the result of a knife wound just wow the heart. inflicted by Virgil nter. 45. In the rear of a store Te Monday morning.
To Change ('harze
A preliminary hearinc.for Painter. who was arrested Monday and. ; charged with felonious awault with : Intent in kill. was ser for inday. hist · will be postponed while the charge will be changed to one of first de- cree murder
Painter. a farmer living near Elsie. Mo., halted Beard at a gen-) leral store here Monday and after' leading him to the back of the building and telling him to "stop talking about me " attacked him . with a knife Since Beard and his wife separated recently. he and Painter had been regarded as bitter -- -- enemies. Mrs. Beard has been liv- Inc on a farm near Painter's since. her separation.
Cinea Statement
- After the fight between the two i men. Beard was taken to the home of Mrs. Jenme Eutsier. across the street from the court house. where he niedi today. Prosecuting Attorney JJ B Norman tonk a statement from the Injured man Monday. Shenft F. S. Knight Arrested Painter a . short time after the knifine inci-
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Robert A. Cooper, 26, and Nina M. Pitts, 23, both of Chicago.
Page 7: Joe Peltz died .* Richard W. Northrup died .** Mrs. Cora Gurley died .* Davis infant died .**
Page 8: W. H. Beard died .** Thomas R. Johnson died .**
HEARING FRIDAY FOR GALENA MAN
Farmer · Expires of Wound Inflicted by Virgil Painter
Knife
Special Dispatch to The News.
OALENA. Mo., Oct. 3 .- Preliminary hearing on charge of first. degree mur- der in connection with the death of W. H. Beard, 54, who died here to- day, probably will be held Friday for Virgil Painter. 45.
Beard died today as a result of a Inte wound just below the heart in- flicted by Painter Monday. A charge : of felonious assault with Intent to kill had been filed against Painter., but it will be replaced by a charge .
of first degree murder, 'J. B. Nor- man. Stone county prosecuting at- torney. said this evening.
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Painter. a farmer living nenr Elsie. Mo., halted Beard at a general store here Monday and after leading him : to the rear of the building and tell- i Ing him to stop talking about him. Attacked him with a knife. The tuo men became enemies following the reparation of Beard And his wife. Mrs. Beard lives on a farm near that of Painter. -
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Painter was arrested following the troubla by Sheriff F. S. Knight. Prosecutor Norman took a statement i from the injured man Monday. Painter may be tried at the October term of the Stone county court
Thomas.R ... Johnson, Pioneer Resident, Dies at Lebanon
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LEBANON. M., Oct. 3-Thomas R. Jobnson, 64, prominent Laciede coun- ty outtle dealer. died at the home of his daughter, Mra. Boss Fletcher, here today. He was born and reared and spent the whole of his life in Laciede county.
.His death was due to infection of a cut on his leg which he sustained about three months ago. ' He spent several weeks in a Springfield hospital where he received treatment.
Ha owned and managed a farm on Cobb's creek, 15 miles southeast of Lebanon. He was a member of the Freewill Baptist church.
He is survived by his widow, a son, Eimer Johnson, of.Lebanon; and six daughters, Mrs. Charles Heard. of Oregon, Mrs. Frank Shadel, of Drew, Mo., Mrs. Esterett Webb, of Oakland, Mo., Mrs. Leonard O'Dell, of Oakland, Mo., Mrs. Boss Fletcher of Lebanon, and Miss Thelma John- son of the home address. Funeral services will be held at the Antioch church at Oakland Friday afternoon. Burial will be in Oakland cemetery.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE
Robert A. Cooper. 26, and Nins .M. Pitta. 23, both of Chicago. The couple were married at the Greene county courthouse by the Reverend Frank! Neff.
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DEATHS
JOK PELTZ if Jon Falta, a former Spring- died in Long Beach. O.l., arrive In Springfield this Carial'in Maple Park come- afternoon under the direc- W. KHarper. The Gate of the
rites at the grave.
RICHARD W. NORTHRUP W. Northrup. Ta, died early
the home at 1400
Howar vinue. Ho is survived by widow: . son, O. K. Northrup, of Chi- COL .. Brotber and
W. M. Northrup. of by four grandchildren. Apartewat for funeral services whleb in bu held under the direction of J. W. EHinger, are incomplete pending the ar- rival of the con
MRS. CORA GURLEY
Funeral services for Mina Cora Ourier. H, who died yesterday morning. will be held at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon at 717 Benton avenue, where she died. Burial will take place in Mount Comfort ceme- tery, 10 miles northeast of Springfield, in charge of J. W. Klingner. Three brothers and one alster survive as follows: A. P. Ourley of St. Loula: 8 H. of Springfield: ADE W. T. of Battlefield: and Mrs. W. C. Lester of Springfield.
DAVIA INFANT
The tofant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Davis, 828 Now avenue. died at 9.30 o'clock last night in the home of the parents. following a brief Illness. Fu- peral services will be held in the home at 10 o'clock this morning. Interment will be io St. Mary's cemetery under di- rection of the Herman H. Lohmeyer fu- Deral home.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 1: Marriage license: Harold M. Lutz, 24, and Miss Betty B. Davidson, 26, both of Springfield.
Page 10: Son born October 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rothermek of North Boulevard.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. . Frayk Rothermer North Boulevard, Route-1, announce the birth of a son, Wednesday. Oc- tober 2 ...
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 3: Richard Northrup died .** Joe Peltz died .** Thomas Bann died .* Frank LeDuc died .*
Page 4: John F. Burks was killed .**
HOLDAFUNERAL SUNDAY, FOR ACCIDENT VICTIM
PapIru servies for Jobn P. Burks, 49, Who was kid by a street car in PorDona, . Cultf. Monday afternoon, will be held Bundy morning at 11 O'clock at West Falay church, four miles cast of Rogerrillo. Mr. Burks tomonety Lived ta. 2 cererile. He is the son of Joseph f Burks of that town. He also is survived by his wife and two children. The body will ar- rive in Bogereville Farly Sunday morning. Funeral. no loes will be conducted by the Reveond John" F. Killian. Arrangements fre under the direction of the Rogerville Under- taking company.
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RICHARD NORTHRUP
Toppersl ' arrangements for Richard Northrup, 13. are incomplete pending the of his som. O. E. Northrup of Chicago. Mr. Northrup died at his home os : 200 Howard arenue. Inte Thursday. Ko & also survived hia wtf. .. ... brother. W. M. Northrup, who lives In Stoutland. Funeral services will be held under the - direction of J .. W. - KlingDer.
JOE PILTZ.
Funeral services for Joe Pelts, who died In Long Beach. Cal. will be hold thie afternoon in the Maple Park comptery. J. W. Klingner will be in charge of ar- rangements The Gate of the Temple lodge. A. P. and A. M., Will conduct burial rites at the grave.
THOMAS BANN
Thomas Bann. 78. a resident of Spring- field for the past 35 years, flod yeater- day at Nevada. Ho. following & linger- ing Iliness Funeral services will be held 61 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in ih. Klingner funeral chapel. with the Rev. Prend William H. Mansfield. pastor of the St. Paul Methodist church, officiating in- terment will be In Maple Park ceme- tery.
FRANK LeDUC Prank LeDuc. 54. former resident Springfield, died Thursday night at his home in Strong. Ark .. following a brief Illness. Funeral services ars to be held probably Sunday at the Delaware Bridge i cemetery Survivors who live In Spring- field are hla mother. Mr. Jane LeDur. ind ' a sister. Mias Effie LeDuc, both of 005. South avenue H. elen .. ........ .. .- other brother John Seller of Calmann and a sister, Mrs Paul Acton, of New Jersey -
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Harold C I.T :. 24. and Rerty B. Davidson. 26. both of Springfield; Warren A Street .22. and Esther Ruth Marshall. 20, both of Spring- field, and F. W. Drury, 29, of Spring- field, and Helen Mitchell, 21, of Win- chester. Ill.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 1: Danny Daniels, ringleader of the murderous mutiny in the Colorado state penitentiary, who committed suicide there Friday, once lived in southwest Missouri where he committed many crimes.
Page 8: Thomas Bann died .*
Richard Northrup died. Joe Peltz died. ** John F. Burks died .** Mrs. Elizabeth Champieux died .** Birth reported .**
Page 10: Miss Madge Mildred Wood and Mr. Harold Baldwin Meador were married .**
DEATHS
THOMAS BANN
Who died Friday at Nesade. M. . after a lingering illness, will be held In 'KHoraer's chapel at 3:59 o'clock Bundav. ondueted by the Reverend William !! Mitshell, pistor of St. Paul's Methodist church. Interment will taka piace In MA - pk Part cemetery. Mr. Renn ... . . y. don't of Springfield for is Jeart.
.. - RICHARD NORTHRUP Punerii corriere for Richard Northrup it of 2400 Howard avenue, who died Thereder, !!! be held at 2 30 nisteat
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Park Cemetery, following funeral ser .; r. hold in Klingner a chapel at = 10 meinil T -. riate n: Temple Masonir lodre ran- ... .. . ''1al at the grave.
JONY r. NIRKS Funeral services for Joln F. Tigrze, 43. the was killed by a street rar in Po- mens, Calif., Monday, will be held Sun- day morning at 11 o'clock at West Finley therch, four miles east of Rogeravi !!. Mr Burks is the son of Joseph A. Burks nf that town. He is survived by his wife and two children. Funeral services will be conducted by the Reverend Jobn P KII- lien Arrangements are under the direr- finn of the Rogersville ('s. dertaking. com. pany
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