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ACTION TO CONSTRUE WILL OF. W. B. SANFORD : -
: Ouit to construe the will of the Jate W. B. Banford, Involving the distribution of $65,000 in special legacies, besides a large amount of other property, was fled in circuit court Saturday. .. . 11
The action involves 85 shares of stock in the Banford Loan and Realty company, which the elder Banford owned but which be is al- leged to have transferred to his son, Grady M. Sanford, not long before his death.
Grady M. denford and Frank M. McDavid, executors of the Banford will, brought the action. The de- fendanta, who . were to have re- ceived the following amounts from the proceeds from the stock, were: Mrs. Kate R. Rogers, Bearcy. Ark .. $15,000; Mrs. Minnie W. Shipp. Springfield, $20,000; Mrs.'Lillian Ely Brown, Shreveport, La., $15,000: Frank L. Sanford of California, a brother, $10,000; Mrs. A. 8. Dabney of Chicago, cousin of the late Mra. W. B. Banford, $8,000. .
In the petition, Annie Bue Rogari Gregory, Bertha Rogers Ford and R. 8. Rogers, beira of Mrs. Kate Rogers, are listed as defendants as well, as Elizabeth Bebree, widow of George M. Bebree, an attorney, and W. D. Tatlow, ' another attorney. both of whom had assisted in clear- ing up the estate.
MISCONDUCT, INDIGNITIES - CHARGED - TO HUSBANDS
Mrs. Hazel Crain charges her hus- bar.d. Frank Crain, with misconduct and non-support in a petition for di- vores filed Saturday in chem' court. | The couple married In Springfield in ' October. 1822. and separated In Att- guat of this year. Mrs. Crain seeks . the custody of their 6-year-old child. Anna Frances
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- Goodson of "general Indizinitles". In ' her sult for divorce. Their married , Ilfe. 'which had begun In Greene county In May, 1915, terminated three months ago.
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MARRIED ELOPERS HELD BY OFFICERS IN OKLAHOMA CITY
Nixa Man Running Away With Springfield Mother Is Picked Up on Mortgaged Automo- bile Charge
W. FLOOD. Nixa carpenter, and Mrs. Dee H. Wright of Spring- field, who allegedly left Springfield together August 30. taking with them Mrs. Wright's 9-year-old daughter. Geraldine, were arrested ; Saturday evening in Oklahoma City. ' according in word received here last night by Sheriff Marcell Hendrix.
. Word of the arrest of the pair followed by a few hours the filing in circuit court'here of a divorce quit : against the Wright woman by her husband, who is employed ax janitor ! in a dry Rooda store.
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A felony warrant for the arrest of Flood was aworn out hy hia wife : soon after his disappearance . The charge was that his hand luke .. . mortgaged automobile with him Mrs. Flood at that time offered a ; reward of $25 for her husband's ap- prehension.
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Wright, in his divorce petition. (Wed Saturday, said that he and Mra. Alice Jane Wright were mar., ried In Paragould. Ark., in August. 1914 She spent money freety, he allears, Karpac Man die .. .. debt. She constantly complained of him and said that she did not care for him. the information states.
On one occasion ofreading in the jallegation. after she had been away from home all night with a man companion. Mrs. Wright. returned in such a condition that she had to be put to bed.
Wright alleges that his wife had been keeping" company with Flood for about a year, during part of which time they had lived In the same neighborhood on East Brower street. She once made the state- ment that she would run off with another man whom she would be ifree to leave for someone else when ! she grew tired of him, and threaten- lcd his life with a .38 caliber revol- .ver. the petition concludes. . At the sheriff's offter last night. Wright refused to comment upon
the arrest of his wife and Find He indicated that he might go to Okia - homa City with Sheriff Hendrix in' order to bring back the girls Geral- dine, one of three whose custody he is seeking in the divorce action. The other two children. Willard. 8. and ' Worland. 14, were left at home alone carly on the morning of August 30 when Mrs. Wright climbed into the Flood car and disappeared.
Sheriff Hendrix Intended to leave for Oklahoma earl; this morning. despite the painful head Injury he sustained Saturday morning when assaulted in the courthouse corridor . by a prisoner whom he was escort- ing to the jail. 1
WED LEBANON COUPLE IN PRETTY CEREMONY
LEBANON, Mo., Nov. 16. - A pretty wedding ceremony at the ` home of 'Mr. and Mrs. James Belby here tonight united Miss . Hazel Sweatt and Orval Smart.
The ring ceremony was used. The Reverend Roy Blaylock of the! Lebanon Christian church officiated. Mrs. A. J. Beaning played the wedding march and during the service ahe ! played "The Love Song." Miss Abble Selby was bridesmaid and Vernice : Kinkade bref man.
After the ceremony 16 guests had supper at the Selby home. Mr. And ; Mrs. Smart will go to Jefferson City Sunday on a short wedding trip and then return to Lebanon, where both ; are employed in the Rice-Stix factory. '
Mr. and Mrs. Frances of Richland were out-of-town guests. Mrs. Frances Is a sister of Mrs. Smart.
DEATHS
WILLIAM WESLEY CASE
Funeral services for William Wesley 4-Case,- 66, - retired ' muaic teacher : who died ; Saturday morning at his home on rural
1 route 10. will be held today at 2 o clock ! at the Schofteid chapel, followed by inter- ment there in charge of J. W. Klingner. Two sisters and two brothers survive. :
MIRS. B. H. L.A.MP
" Funeral services for Mrs. B. H. Lamp. ! 3». who died in Tucaon. Ariz., wlil be held at In o'clock this morning at the J. W. ; Klingner chapel, followed by interment in firmen Lawn cemetery. She is survived br her husband, who lives in Chicago, and by three brothers and five sisters.
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MRE. JACor. LEUTHOLD
The body of Mrs. Jacob Leuthold of 92. West' Morro: 't.r .!. who died Frider nicht. will be sent to Princeton. Ind .. for funeral services and burial. The husband :mrt:ve: The Abra Lohmeyer funeral home had charge of a short funeral seri- ice here at 4 30 Saturday afternoon.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES Claude Hodges. 41,- and -Mins: May Taft, 43. both of Springfield.
Jack B. Campbell. 27. Doniphan,. Mo., And Miss Frances Cotham. 23. Monticello, Ark.
Elmer Calton. 21. Springfield, and Miss Mildred Staley. High Point, N. C. John C. Shank. 21. and MIAR EVA L. Collina, 21. both of Springfield. Paul Terrell. 23. Everton, and Miss Cathryne Collier, 21. Arcola.
B. Carroll, 18, and Mian Maude H. Highfill. 18. both of Springfield.
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Orville Hosey. 21. and Miss Blanche Vineyard. 21. both of Strafford.
Henry Brotherton. 38, and Miss Ethel Crouch. 3.3. both of Spring- field.
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Wade Melion, 23. St. Louis, and Mina Effle Gregg. 23. Nixa. Mo. Fred E. Billyeu. 21. Springfield. and : Miss Verna Hammo.
2-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends and relatives for their kindness and sympathy. also for the braut :::: fin:a: offering. dur- ing the death of our beloved husband and father. MRS LEE PATTERSON AND DAUGHTER. MARGARET.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Nathan Roe was killed .**
Page 10: E. M. Hobbs died November 7 in Phelps [near Miller]. He was a Spanish- American war veteran. He is survived by his wife. He was buried in the Goss cemetery.
Page 12: Sheridan Phillip Foster died .** Benjamin Lee Shields died .** Henry Rosenthal died .**
Sunday Night Fight Results In Murder Of. Negro Youth Struck in the right side of the face at rinse range by a charge of shot from_a shotgun. Nathan Rop. 24. negen, was instantly killed at . . so n'clock last night at the home of Naomi Hanley. negen waren -ir
@il Washington avenue Early this morning rity police were et' ! sunt. Ing Dale Pray. S. a.r. negro. M ...
the slayer
The Hanley woman and Hobart Herron, who har made his home in the same house were held by police : La material wit meses. Edith Small, said in have wor Ries fiancee. had been at the place but was not detained.
None of three ayarplanen is it
Ihren much ight 01. 1. 11:71. stanres of the killing They said Roe hrid a further knife .r. h. . hand when he was shot but he?
The Small woman and Ree :. : anyone with it
was said, had spent a mne nerable. part of the afternoon !!!!! day quarteine in the backward of the Hanley womanin horse
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DEATHS
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ASHERIDAN PHILLIP FOSTER . - Sheridan Phillip Foster. 60, died at 10 o'clock'vesterday morning at his home. Ine miles north of Springfield He 1.s survived by four daughters. Mre. Eva Mae Gideon. Mra. Mary Ann Bussard. . Mra. Lulu Gertrude Payne and Mra. Ella Etta Mallard: one son. Jessie Sheridan : Foster; two brothera. Samuel : Foster and Lewin Foster; and seven grandchildren Funeral services will be held' st 3 o'clock this afternoon in the Belleview church. followed by interment In Belleview ceme- tery under direction of the Klingner fu- ne:al home. . -
RENIAMIN L .. SHIELDS
Renamin Ire Shields. 49. employe of 'lu Frisco railroad al Marshfield. died : In & Springfield hospital at & o'clock last i night following a short illness. He 1.º sur- tt:ed hy his wife three cons. Grp'et Tre. Bobby June and Virgil Lawrence on. daughter. Otola Belle Shields: his mother. Mra. Belle Shields: four sisters. Mrs Margaret Rice. Mr. J. M. Ridenour. Mrs D D Davis and Miss Marie Shields, and one brother. Jack Shields. Funeral ar- rangements are incomplete but the body is Wying prepared for burial at the Klingher funeral home.
HENRY ROSENTHAL
Henry Rosenthal. 38. died carte sester- das at his home. 619 West Mount Vernon street. following a year's Illness. He had been a resident of Springfield for the past 18 Years Mr Rosenthal and his fatherin.lam. Louis Freedman. were part- nere in ownership of the Blue Front clothing store on Sauth Campbell ave- nue. He is survived only by his parents. Inlaw. with whom' he made his home. Fu- neral servicea will be held at 2:30 o'clock . this afternoon at the Jewish Congress- tion church In the Masonle temple. with Rabbi Repen nf Joplin officiating in- ferment will be in the Jewish cemetery Pallbearers will he Dave ilobersten. A NapHelman I Lation Nathan Arteloman. Jarna Kranzberg and Edward A. Carla
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MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 4: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 6: There is a photo of and an article about Charles Sansone and his son Bunch Sansone who manage the Colonial hotel.
Page 14: Miss Katherine F. Joslyn and Mr. Robert L. Connor were married .**
Page 15: Miss Frances Elizabeth Cotham and Mr. Jack P. Campbell were married .* Page 16: Henry Rosenthal died .**
Sheridan Phillip Foster died .* Benjamin Lee Shields died .** Mrs. Paul Wilson died .* Opal May Kimble died .** N. T. Hansen died .** [The undertaker's record says Hansen.]
A daughter Ona Lee McKee was born October 19 to Mr. and Mrs. C. S. McKee, 1910 North Newton avenue.
Miss Joslyn "Becomes Bride Of Mr. Conner
A MARRIAGE of interest to & num- ber of Springfield people wm celebrated in Lebanon yesterday when Mina Katherine F. Joslyn be- came the bride of Mr. Robert L. Con- nor The hride la the daughter of Mr Carl W. Joslyn of Lebanon and the bride-groom is the son of Mre. Laurs Conner of Lebanon.
The ceremony was celebrated at the home of the bride's father with Dr. James Huntop officialing. Mrs. Hualop played Wagner's wedding march as the bride entered the room of the arm of het falliet. She wore a frock of wood brown crepe.
The vowe were exchanged beneath " bower of yellow and white chrysan- themums
Only close . relatives of the two familles were present. A buffet sup- per was served following the mar- I rince .
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The hi'de Attended selfie at ; in. , denwond college. St Charice where the completed a secretaria! course Mr. Connor attended Drury college and has a number of friends in Springfield
Air and Mra. Contiet will make their home In Lebanon.
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Joseph Dixon: 27 Spring !!!! and Muss Icha Maddox. 35 Ca :*:. ville. Mo.
- Rument Evans. 2 and Mist Ms ?- 1
guerite Dillard. 19. both of Sp: .:... ·
John J O'Brien 38 3 !!!-.:: k- Wus, and Mim Margaret Roberusci Ryan. 27. Sprintfarti
Jem. Duren. 30. and Mim Lola - Hicks, 27, both of AYR. No.
Miss Cotham, Mr. Campbell Are Married
- A PRETTY home wedding was celebrated yesterday "'afternoon". when Ming Frances Elizabeth Cotham. daughter of Mr. and. Mm. ' N. D. ' Cotham of Monticello. Ark., and Mr.' 'Jack P. Campbell of Doniphan, Mo .. . : were married st the home of Mr. and : Atrs. J H. Morgan. 803 Beach street .. this city.
The ring ceremony mes rend by the Revetena Dr. Eduard L. Peterson. district superintendent of the Metho- dist church.
Only the immediate relatives of the bride and groom were present.
Following the ceremony a wedding luncheon was served in the Erul room at Meineil's Onits.
The bride is a graduate of the Monticello High school and attended ! State Teachers college at Conway. Arkansas.
. .. i Mfr. Campbell le a graduate of the . Dealphan High school and the Mis -. surf school of mines of the class of 1924. He is a member of the Kappa Sirma and the Theta Tau engibeer- Ing Irten ... y.
Since his graduation be has done : : engineering work in Meris, Texas. I Fort Pierce, Fla, and Monticello Ark. He ta now weoclated with the United States engineer office with headquarters In Kansas City
X. T. HANSEN . The body of N T. Hanson :4. who ( .... Menday in St. Lou'. .... ...... .. . T day for funeral arri.c.s Wednesday after - | 1 Velect, followed by Interment to Green Lawn cemetery. The Gate of Tople Jdse, A F. and A. M., will of- Ako &. W. Kilocder has charge of ar. Dette. Three sons survive. Georgel and Xelion, of Springfield, and Gilbert, of Nomeod. Ind., and two daughters, Mra .! Tue. DOWry. of Kansas City, and Mise ! Howera .f &. Loule. -
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DEATHS
REKRY RORENTHAI.
Henry Rosenthal. 38, died Sondar at :. l. home . At 0H West Mount Vernon atreel. .... '" Illness. "- Funeral services .ore held thle afternoon at the Jewish ; constocation chape; in the vacante temple wita Rabbi Repen of Joplin officiating. Interment took place in the Jewish come. tory in charge of the Hermen R. Lohmeyer fwwwwi bope. Mr. Rosenthal had been a Maldon af Springfield for 18 vears. )le and Louts Freeman, his fatherinlaw, were partners ta the clothing business et 324 Keith Campbell avenue. Mr. Rosenthal is surhed only bj tuus patentainia". - whom be lived. Pallbearera for the fu- neral vero Dave Lieberstein. A Needleman. : 1. Lotven, Nathan Arbeitman, Jacob, Kranzbert. and Edward 8. Lurie.
SHERIDAN PHILLIP FONTER
Funeral services for Sheridan Phillip Poster. 60. who died Ruinday at his home five miles north of Springfield. will be hek Tuesds: afternoon at 2 n'clock at the Belleview church, followed by interment to the Belleview cemetery in charge of J. W. Klingner. One von. Jensle Sheridan Poster, wrvi"es, with the following daugh- ters; Mra. Eva Mar Gideon, Mrs. Mart Arr Bussa -- M .. ! ult Gertrude Pevr. And Mr. E.la Fila Mauerd Ian brothers. Samuel and Lewis Poster, also sursite. 1
BENJAMIN L SHIELDS Mesjamio Lee Oblelds, 49. employe of the tallway at Marshfield, died in a wankel here Bunder night after a short Moes. He is surv ;: ed by hle alfr. so ... Osorge, Bobby Juna and Vire !! I.AKre ... and sas daughter. Otola Belle Shields. EFRA.MOUW. Mrs. Belle Shields. . Jackand four sisters, Mes. Mar- ·Nice, 'Hr. J. M. DI Ridenour, Mrs D. D. Davis, and Miss Marle Shielda Fi - morsi arrangements are in charge of J Hnener'
MAS. PATI. WILSON
funeral services for Mrs. Paul Wilson. who died Sunday night in her home at Troy. Kan. will be held at 1 o'clock -Twww attwason al KlingDer's funeral base, followed by Interment in Prosperi cemetery five miles angel of Pain Will Wilson was formerly Mias Tula Hanks of Reparsville and had worked in Sprice- ! mold several years She is sur!ved hr bet Mesod. tofent tein daughters, and and sister. Mr. File ......
. OPAL MAY KIMALK
Funeral services for Oral Ma: K ... nie 3-months-+14 daughter of Mr a. : \;t. Lenie P. Kimble. of 2:35 North Rubber. con avenue. will be held Tuesday after - DOOG at 2 O'clock at the home nf Mr. and : Mrs. W. S. K'mble, grandparents, on route 4. Darlal will take place in Green Lewn, Ray. The chud died today at the 1 the of the grandparents Mrs. Trestle: Ryan. another pescarathe. .. .
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TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 4: Divorce suits filed .**
Page 5: Louis Skidmore was killed .** Page 7: Marriage licenses issued. ** Page 14: Sheridan Phillips Foster died .** Benjamin L. Shields died .** Mrs. Paul Wilson died .** Opal May Kimble died .* T. N. Hansen died .**
DEATHS
SHERIDAN PHILLIPS FOSTER Funeral services for Sheridan Phillips Foster, co. who died Sunday at his home five miles north of Springfield. will be held i at 3 o'clock this afternoon at Bellview charch, followed by burial in the come- tery . there, In charge of J. W. Klingner. One con, five daughters and two brothers survive.
BENJAMIN 1 .. SHIELDS Funeral services for Benjamin L Shield .. 49. employe of the trisco railway Marshfield, who died Sunday at his home i - after a brief illness, will be held Wed. nesday afternoon at the Baptist chur. ' In Marshfield with burial there under d .. rection of J. W. Klingner. His wife, one daughter and four sona survive.
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MES. PAUL WILSON Funeral - services for Mra. Paul Wilson. . , who died Sunday night at her home IB . Tray. Xem., will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Klingner fun. tal chapel. Burial. will be held in Prospect cemetery. Ave miles south of Ouart. Mra. "Wilson .was formerly Miss Fujs Hanks of Regerarille mod worked In Springfield. Bhe Is survived . by her husband, lotsot twin daughters and one aister, Mra. Elils Humble of Springfield.
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OPAL MAY KIMBLE services for Opal May Kimble. ! J-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I that LIEFNorth . Robberyon avenue, Từ 17finoon at 2 o'clock at Ton erMi. and Mrs. W. B. Kim- grandparents, on route 4. Burial w/11 "place In Orten Lawn cemetery, Be- akke the parents a sister. Mildred. sur- .
T. N. HANSEN The body of T. N. Hansen. 76. who Aied Sunday In Al Louis. will o"rive here index for funera, servicea Wednesday al- ternoon at 2 orinek. followe, by loter- ment in Green lawn cemetery. under the direction of J & Klinger. The Gate of the Temri. ! naze A P. ins A. M. FIII officiate. Three sons any two daughters
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MARRIAGE' LICENSES
Joseph Dixon, 27, of Springfield and Miss Lella Haddox. 25. of ! Centerville, Mo .; John. J. O'Brien. ! 38. of Milwaukee, Wis., and Mrs Margaret Robertson Ryan. 27. of Springfield: Jess Duren. 30. and Miss Lola Hicks, 23, both of Ava: - and Russell Evans, 20. and Miss Margurite Dillard, 19. both of Springfield.
Failure To Provide Is Laid To Husbands- In Two Suits Here
Fallure to provide for their fami- lles was charged to two husbands in audts for divorce filed in circuit court yesterday by their wives.
Laura B. Dodd asks thas abe be . given legal separation from" William . Doddr -who, she claims, failed :and refused to work to make a living for her and their two minor children. She asks the court to give her care and cus- tody ,of the children. . The couple was married in Arkansas on Octo- ber. 20, 1895, and separated in June. 1929.
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Similiar charges were made by Hazel Crain in her suit against Frank Crain. She also asks for care and custody of their minor child. The couple was married in October, 1922, and separated in August, 1929. . : r
Both suits will be docketed for the January term (: the circuit court
BAR WAGON-CRASH KILLS OZARKIAN
Another Also Critically Injured In:Accident East of West Plains
Louis Skidmore. 25 of Quilu. was ; killed and Fred Wagster. 29. a -
neighbor, was critically ijured when &n automobile driven by Ben Reeves, 25, of Thomasville crashed into a wagon on highway 53. near
Quilin, east of West Plaira, Ok more died last night
- The wagon carried ho cording to Coroner Grover, Greet ... who Investigated the case. Skidroce aud Wagster had been coon banting. And were returning to their home.
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TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 1: Change of name sought .**
Page 3: Benjamin L. Shields died .** Nels P. Hansen died .* Doran L. Snyder died." Opal May Kimble died. Mrs. Paul Wilson died .* L. Fremont Boyer died .**
Page 18: Miss Anne Tucker and Mr. Buford Johnson were married in Philadelphia. She formerly lived in Springfield.
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GLASER TELLS CLUB OF HIS NATIVE LAND
Ignace .Glaser was the principal speaker before the Rotary club at the regular weekly luncheon at the Colonial hotel today. Mr. Olaser, who is a native of Osecho-Slovakis, chose that country as his subject and gave a brief account of the na- tion's history. development and characteristics.
"Czecho-Slovakia, which is com- posed of a group of· five bations, is a new land 'of promise since the World war," Mr. Glaser declared. and has taken a new lease on life Coach A. W. Briggs' of Butte Teachers college invited the ciu! men to be his guests at the Teachers college football game Thursday, and the Reverend C. O. Fox, chairman of the Red Cross roll call committee, urged the club to greater efforts in the membership drive.
PETITION IS GRANTED FOR CHANGE OF NAME
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Petition of Mr. and Mrs. Ross : McCloskey and Ross ' McCloskey. Jr., of 542 Went Poplar street ., to change their name to Blanton was granted by Judge Warren L. White in circuit court this morning.
The McCloskeys stated that alnet : he was three years old Ross Mc- Closkey. Br., has borne the name ' of his stepfather, by which he has | always been, known and in' which ; he owns property.
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In order to preserve the young father's real name. however, the couple and their small son sought to have the court restore the orig- i inal name of Blanton to them.
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DEATHS
BENJAMIN 'L. . SHIELDS
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Funeral services for Benjaının I. Shields, 4. employe of the Frisco at Marshfield who died Sunday, will be Held In the Bap- tiat church there Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, followed by interment in the Marshfield cemetery.' The wife, four sone. and one daughter Handler J W Klingner Is In charge of funeral arrangement".
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Funeral servicra for N P. Hansen. 76. who died Sunday in 8 :. Louis .. . !! he held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock at lbe ! J. W. Klinguer chapel, followed by inter- ment in Green Lawn cemetery. The Gale of the Temple lodge of the Massnie order. to which Mr. Hannen belonged, will have change of the oustal sites. There sons and two daughters su .. ...
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DORAY L SVEDER
Daran L. Snider. 3-year-old and of Mr and Mrs. Ennia . Z. Bnyder of 717 Della street, who died early. today at the home his parents of diphtheria. Besides the parents, two brothers, Desmond and Der- Ak. arrive, With a. C. anyder and Me. and Mrs. W. C. Montgomery of Buffalo. grandparents : S. W. Xlingner is in charge
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Funeral services for Opal May Kumble. 3.months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Ladie Kimble of 2135 North Robberson avenue. were heid this afternoon at 3 n clock at the home of the granddaugh- tera. Mr. and Mr .. W 6 Kimble, of rural Pourwal foot place in Green Lawn
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W. Klingtr. sides the parents, a sister. MiTered quist
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Page 9: N. P. Hansen died .** Doral L. Snyder died .** Benjamin L. Shields died .** Mrs. Ada M. Chandler died .*
DEATHS
N. F. HANSEN Funeral services for N. P. Hansen. 76. who died Bunday In St. Louis, will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the J. W. Klingner tuurtat home, followed by interment in Greenlawn cemetery. Three sons and two daughters survive.
DOJAN L. SVIDER
Private fundal errores will be held to- day for Dora Buyder. 3-year-old son of Mr. and
Ennis E. Bnyder of 717 Della street. died early Tuesday at
the home of parents. Besides the parents. two Thers survive. J. W. Klingner is In Lige of arrangements.
BENJAMIN L SHIELDS
Funeral scr: : re: or B. in:nin I .. Sshields. 49. amploye of the PTInd &t Catstic :: who died Bunday. wu be held ift the Baptist church the 0 today followed by interment in Ma:sh thld cemetery. The I wife, four sor. and , pe daughter survive. J. W. Klingter is In charge of arrange- ments.
MRS. ADA M. CHA OLER
Mrs. Ada M. Obandier, o'clock yesterday evening home. 3237 Molton avenue. Funeral arrange-
ments are incomplets but internet be under direction of the Klingner LaDere! bume. Mrs Chandler is survived voy her husband. George W. Chandler; three Ons. Leo Chandler, Earl Chandler ard Yunter Chandler, alf of Springfield; and daughters, MIL. W. E. Blevina and Gaude Fancer, also of this city.
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MRS. PAUL WILSON
Funeral services for. Mra. Paul Wilson. 26. who died Sunday night at her home la Trey. Kan .. were held this afternoon at I n'elnek at the J. W. Klingner chapel. Inllowed by interment in Profit uoit- tery. five miles south of Ozark. . Mrs.(Wil- ann was formerly Mian Eula Hanka of Rog- eraville and worked in Springfield. She is Aurtired br her husband and Infant twin daughters. and m stater, Mrs Fli Humb ;. of Springfield.
L. FREMONT BOYER
WEST PLAINS, MA. Nov. , 19-Funeral servirea for L. Fremont Royer, member of the West Mains Telephone company. who died at the home of his brother. J W' Royer, were held Sunday in the All Paints' Episcopal church and the body was - forwarded to Freeport. Ill. for burial
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