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MRS. CORDIE I. WREEI FR Funeral services fer Mrs. Cordie I. Wheeler. 62. who died Thursday, will be held at I orlock this internoon in the Pleasant. View church, followed by inter- ment in the cemetery there .. in charge of J. W Kungher. Fre sons and uz daugh- vera aurine. :
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MRS. LI'CY J. RIEDSOE Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy J. Bled- sne. 10. who died Thursday at her home at 769 Prospect avenue. will be held at I i o'clock this afternoon et the Pythian ave- nue Baptist church. followed by interment i in the Manley cemetery, there miles south ¡ of Battlefield J. W. Klingner is in charge of arrangemerit
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TWO SUITS FOR DIVORCE FILED IN COURT HERE
Suits for divorce were filed in cir- cuit court yesterday afternoon by two wives. one . ' whom charged Don-support and the other incom- patability.
Declaring that he falled to sup- port her and that he had lost all affection for her, Mra. May Rich- ardi asks that she be given legal freedom from Andrew Richards. They were married In 1904.
Mrs. Mary Lou Riley charged that her husband. Albert C. Riley, was of · jealous disposition, possessed an ungovernable temper and that he often struck her. She asks care and custody of their three minor chill- dren. They were married December 23, 1907, and separated March 1, 1929.
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Dorothy May Hood Weds Mr. H'ales
An Informal church wedding took place yesterday morning nt 9 30 o'clock at the Rt John's Episcopal church when Mas Duathy May Hood. daughter of Mr. and Mrs la. fayette A. Abbet. 570 West Cathoun street, became the bride of Mr. Carl : J Wales of St. Joseph.
The angle ring ceremony was rend by the Reverend Dr. Lewis Robert ! Anschutz. In the presence of the fol-' lowing attendants of the young couple: Miss Dorothy Finkenbinder, . Mies Eleanor Hood, sister of the Hat,Miss + Gladys ; Stockstin. Mr. Taula Kump. Mr. Leon White. Mr. 58" Abitbuts and Mr. Paul Prophet. Tramediately following the cere- ·MORY Mr. and Mrs. Wales le !! for a ripvetteowhich they will make their future home in St. Joseph.
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2-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM 10 cente a Hne.
IN LOVING MEMORY of Mildrad A. "Bus" Burroughs who passed away two years ago today ..
Darling Bue your were all a child could be. And Mothar'a aching heart will follow You through all eternity. Sweetly sleeping 'neath tha flowers Your bright apirit has gone home.
Bo sadly missed by Mother, Father and relatives.
STAGE LICENSES.
James H. Bock,' 28, of St. Louis. and . Allena . M. Brandon. 21, of Springfield: Ira A. Dillon, 2, and Fare Bustotal "Al' both of North- view: . Can J. Wales, 27. of St. Joseph, and Dorothy May Hood, 19. of Springfield; and Clarence O. Wheat, 23. of Van Buren. Ark .. And Jewell Ackerman. 21. of Springfield.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 8: William E. McKenna died .** James H. Shivers died .** M. V. Lewis died .** 3
Page 10: Miss Benita Durfee and Mr. Dade Rayfield were married .** Miss Rosalyn Fabro and Mr. William Lehar were married .**
Miss Ruth Helene Williams and Mr. Burness G. Strain are engaged to marry .*
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Benita Durfee Dado Rayfield Are Married
A attractive morning we was celebrated in Wichita, ' Kana. Thursday when Miss' Bentts Durice and Mr. Dade Rayfield were married. in the chapel of our James Episcopal church at 9 o'clock. The ! Reverend Mr. Otis E. Gray. rector; off the church, was the officiant.
- The bride Is the daughter of Mr.t and May Be: Durier of Wirhl'a Mt
Ravf!cid of this city.
The bride wore'n' ffotr & pracy we chiffon with close Mattina bodice Rad skitt of circular flounces. Her . Kre wne of blue ii and she wore nice kid slippers. Her bouquet #1
Guents from Springfield Mrs. George Rayfield. Miss Matilda Dade.
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Betrothal
"Mr. and Mrs. Jake J. Willams. 716| Delmar street, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Ruth Helene, to Mr. Burned G. Btrain. 1 Mr. Strain Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A Benjamin Strain. 718 East . Page OTTAPP.
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The marriage vows . will be- ex- - changed during the Christmas holl- daya at the home of the bride's par- enta. .
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Miss Fabro Weds
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Fabmo. 821 "r . Calhoun Alter'
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jon of Mr. and Mrs. Riddal J Lahar .830 North Grand Avenue
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- end Father Mourtis Eck and the off- ¡ ciating minlater. The bride looked charming in a dress. of barr matin. - made princesa atrip. Her vell was of silk net and lare arranged with h !!!- Plants and oran :- Lincomme She -1.
The maid of honor. Miss Marie . Fahro, wore orchid georgette and car- . And pink roses. Mr Joseph Lehn :. brother of the groom, acted as best ; man.
Immediately after the ceremony 1 the weide! party pan entertained with
Mr. and Mrs' LAHar Will make their home in Springfield.
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2- CARDS OF THANKS; IN MEMORIUM
Burroughs who passed away. typ resra aro today. "
. Darling Que your were El a child could be. And Mother's aching heart will follow You though all eternity Sweetly weeping 'neath the flowers "Your bright spirit bas rone home.
Ro sadly missed by Mother, Father and'
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will be held Bunday aftertion at & o clock ... ". lamaratate Concentlan t'allnite church, followed by interment Mary's remeiere with the Herman H. Loh- . .. . ' ,etal htune in charge Mr Me. Kenne was still in active service on the Pren at the time of his death with Int mit', than a half century ppent Ilm wife, one son and Three daughters surrive. besides thres
brothers and four alstera.
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JAMES H. ABIVERA
The hands of tanica is Aliller at win
. home at I.Inn Creek Friday night for fu- 1 peril ve:viera and hurlel J W. Klinger hed charge of arrangemenu here, Mr. : Fhivers in autevand for his wife and four
Z.b. Wesley, and Richard, and Mrs. Naney J. Byrd.
M. V. L.A.WIX
M. V. lewis, who died in a hospital here Iset week. was buried today in Hasel- ! wand remelere under the direction 01. Starnes amortuary. Only a few distant reisuns la Ash Orere survive
SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1929 -- NEWS and LEADER
Page 2A: The charred body of an unidentified man was found near a camp fire at Joplin. Page 12A: William E. McKenna died .**
Mrs. Phoebe Elizabeth Cates died .** Walter Bryant died .** Buford D. Lock died .**
Page 1B: James Hal Poindexter died .** Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 6B: Miss Pearl Sherrill and Mr. Martin Bergman were married .* Miss Verna Williams and Mr. Clifford Gwynn were married .** Miss Helen Clarke and Mr. James M. Wood were married .**
Miss Ruth Helene Williams and Mr. Burness G. Strain are engaged to marry .*
Page 11B: Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fender are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary .**
Birty years of marital biles is the boast of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fen- der of 2250 North Rogers avenue. and the Incentive for the anniver- sary dinner that is being given in
Mr. Fender is 83 years old and Mrs. Fender 80. They were mar- rled December 5, 1869, Just 60 years ago Tuesday and the above pictures show them as they are today and as they looked in 1868 shortly be- fore they were married. "We might just as well have been married 64 years, Instead of 60", Mr. Fender SATL "We went together for five years and two or three times thought she was going to say some- thing about marrying, but she never did, so'finally I had to suggest it myself." .
Mr. and Mrs. Fender came to Springfield last March to make Their home. They were both born and reared in the Ozarks and have ; their honor today by their two sons. ; lived almost their entire lives In seven grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. . Polk and Greene counties. They have made their home for the past few years at Marshfield. Both are In good health. Mr. Fender worked until last spring when he was fin- ally prevailed upon by his family : to retire. Their descendants, all of whom live In Springfield, are. L. M. Fender and J. W. Fender sons; grandchildren, Mrs. G. W. Brenneke. Mrs. J. O.' Spencer. Mrs. E. M. Bruner, John Wesley Fender. Don Fender. Ella Rea Fender and Mary Frances' Fender. The great grand- children ere Thomas Lee Brenneke. 6. Martha Ellen Spencer, 5, and Gerald Edward Bruner, 4.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ' Maurice H. Hall, 2, and Mdas Fern Bourland, 21, both of Little Rock, Ark.
Amos C. Quinn, 24, and Mas Verna Williams, 23, both of Spring.' field.
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Walter Adolph Vebig, 25, St. Louis; and Miss Nell May Collins, . nad Springfield, married at the court -: house by the Reverend R. W. Tuale bough.
Ruth Helene Williams To Be Married
The engagement of Miss Ruth Helene Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Jake J. Williams, 716 East Del- mar street. to Mr. Burness G. Strain, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Benjamin 8train, 710 East Page street, has been announced.
The wedding vows will be read at the home of the bride's parents dur- ing the Christmas holidays.
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Youth, Hunting Accident Victim, Dies After Leg is Amputated
Following the amputation of his ! dent was standing about in fect right leg in a hospital here Satur- from the gun when it was dis- charged. day afternoon, James Hal Poindex- ter, '17, Elkland high school student Three sisters survive, with . Mrs. Bertha Poindexter. the youth's mother. They are Mrs. B. F. Jones. Kansas City; Mrs. "Carl Jones. Ogdon, Kan., and Miss Martha Lee Poindexter, at home. died at 5.30 o'clock yesterday eve- ning as the result of injuries hei suffered in a Thanksgiving day hunting accident.
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A hammerless shotgun In the hands of J. H. "Red" Devis. Elkland truck driver, as he climbed through A fence, was blamed for Poindex- ter's injury. The high school stu-
Funeral services will be held Sun- day afternoon at 3.30 o'clock at Timber Ridge church, near Elkland, In charge of McMahan, Marshfield undertaker. Interment will follow in the Timber Ridge cemetery.
Miss Verna Williams Weds Mr. Gwynn
An Informal wedding was solemn -: Ired yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock when Mian_ Verna . Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Randolph, Col- Irge street road. hecame the bride of Mr. Clifford Gwynn of this city.
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The singir ting service WAR Tead by the Reverend Dr. Errett C. Bech- 1 Jep at the home of the bildermom's brother, Mr Fred Gw .. n. 1342 Texas avenue, in the presence of a few In- timate friends and relatives of thr . young roupir. The bride wore & gown of black trivrt trimmed in cream point lare and carried a sheaf bou- : quet of roars and lillen of the valley.'
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Iminrdlately following the cere- mony" Mr. and Mrs. Owynn left for! Tulsa, Okla., where they are to. spend the werk. Later they are to be at home at 1342 Texas avenue. -
Wood-Clark Wedding Is Announced
Word has been received by Mrs. Homer E. Walker of 1881 North Jef- ferson avenue, of the marriage of her nephew. Mr, James M. Wood to Miss Heten Clarte of Mt. Clemens. Mich. The ceremony was read last Wednes- day evening at the Methodiet Episco- pal church.
Mr. Wood formerly lived here and graduated from the Springfield Bentor High school. He later attend- ed Knox college at Gainsville, NI. Mr. and Mrs. Wood will make their futuro home at Pontlar, Mich. after Decrm- twer i.
Miss Pearl Sherrill Weds Mr. Bergman
One of the many Thanksgiving wed- dings wan that of Mine Feast Surtill. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sherrill, 1527 South Kimbrough avr- nue. to Mr. Martin Arrgman of this rilv.
The vows were read at high noon In the Trinity Lutheran church with the Reverend Mr. Adolph F. Woker the officiant. The bride entered on the arm of her brother. Mr. Arthur Sher- rill. She was attended by Mrs. Ar- thur Sherrill as matron of honor and Miss Irene Erke was mald of honor. Mr. George Benad attended Mr. Berg- man &s best man.
Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Bergman left for a two-weeks' wedding trip after which they will make their home here.
DEATHS
WILLIAM K. ' MCKENNA
Funeral services for William E Me- Kenna, 69, veteran Frisco passenger . con- ductor who lived at 960 North Campbell avenue, Will be held "this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Immaculate Conception Catholic church, followed by Interment in 6h. Mary's cemetery. , The Herman H. Lohmeyer funeral home is in charge of arrangements. 'Mr. McKenna is survived by his wife, one son and three daughters.
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"MRA. PHOEBE ELIZABETH CATES
Mrs. Phoebe Elisabeth Cates, 65, of 1410 Lee street, died in a hospital here Sat- urday afternoon after a short illness.' She la survived by her husband. C. C. Oates, and by three daughters. Mra. Ethel Harrie and Miss Frede Cates of Springfield, and Mr. Lucy Mckinney of Strafford. Fu- nera! services will be held at Bassville Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, followed by interment la the Bassville cemetery. J. W. Klingner is in charge of arrange- ments.
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WALTER BRYANT
Walter Bryant. 46. a cement worker. died at his lodging howwe near Galloway Saturday evening after a short illness. He la survived by his father. William J. Bryant, who lives in California, and I three brothers. Ottot and Taylor. 1n California, and Herschel in Oklahoma. The body is In charge of the Alme Loh- meyer funeral home. swaiting instruc- tions from the relatives.
BUFORD D. LOCK
Buford D. Lock, 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lock, died Saturday at the home of the parente. 1856 North Jefferson avenue. after an itices of bronchial pneumonia. Besides the par- ents, two brothers and two sisters sur- rive. The body will be sent from Starne's mortuary to Nevada today for funeral services and burial there.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 2: George W. Sunderwirth, 73, a farmer, died December 1 at his home in Prairie City, southeast of Butler. His son W. W. Sunderwirth is prosecuting attorney of Bates county. Page 3: Mrs. Mary Ellen Hamby died .* Roy Foster Napier died .** Mrs. Phoebe Elizabeth Cates died .* *
Fred Loren Gulley died .** Page 4: Miss Dorothy O'Bannon and Mr. John Darling were married .**
Liss O'Bannon Mr. Darling Married
"A"VERY charming Church redding took place Saturday afternoon a 8 O'clock at 'the Grace Methodist ! church in Fyllain, Mo. when His; Dorothy O'Bannon. daughter of Mr. ! "and Mrs.Floyd O'Bannon of Buffalo, became The bride of Mr John Darling of Watches, Muss.
The ceremony was read by the Reverend Dr. W. R Dalton. '10 the presence of a large number of friends and relatives of the young couple. The church wa beautifully decorated with sera and simlas. The altar was! heavily banked with art baskets of yellow and white chrysanthemums. . -
Miss Ororgin Walker of this cily played the pre-puptiel music as the gumta trembled in the church., "Deep in My Heart. Dear." "Sweet Mystery of Life" and "Indian Love, Call." Mine Mary Mnon of Anh Grote, ' Was played " Because" and"Proche! Me" just before the bridal party en -! pored the church.' Mims Moon played friserrin's wedding march as the FENe entered the church and "To a i Wild Rose" waa rendered softly dur. Ing the ceremony. Mendelasonb's re- |colonsi AM played _following the; perrice.
Mums Veda Esther'of Lebanon, Mo .: was maid of honor. Nix Madre Tracy of Buffalo and Mrs. Ralph Crooks of i bride's little cousin. Suranne O'Neat t of this elly was flower girl. Mr. Or- i rack Metcalf of Natchez, MIN., was|
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"best" min. Mr. Francia Geddes of : Natcher, Miss, and Mr. Arthur Dal- ton of Buffalo were ushers.
: The bride entered the church 00 the arm of her father, who also gave. her in marriage, attractivers gowned in. a. bridal drees of old ivory satin made princess style with long sleevea ' Juli skirt. A long net bridal veil. about the brid xuà tâ
Lusten at the sides.The Lie .shower . bouquet' of " mariscoc.the valley ._ Miss The ud of honor,, was lovely ensemble of yellow satin with! matching accessories.
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Lassediesely following the wedding ceremony. an informal reception was eld'at'the home of the bride's per- cata. Later Mr. and Mrs. Darling left Ser o short trip after which they are seritetura home .in Nasa- " Ti. . Me."Darling la & gradu- et Dairy college and a member of Alpha sorority. Mr. Det.
·f. Mit A. M. Darling. Mr, Robert Atsi Franole Geddes and Mr. ersalt, all of Hateben, MlM .: Min Madge Trary, Mr. Herschel Tracy and Mise Esther Tracy, all of St. Louis; Mrs. Thomas W. Nadal. Mro .. "Waffle Lamar Sheridan, Mra. Ralph ; Crooks, Mims Grorgia Walker. MIM Clara Ethel Sangsion and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Anderson of this city: Mr. James Moore and Miss Mary Moore of Ash Grove, Mo .; Mim Louise bourse of Walnut Grove. Mo .: Miss | Veda Father of Lebanon, and Mr. Ind Mrs. Lgan O'Neal of this city .: . + 1
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DEATHS
1. MRS. MARY ELLENN HAMRY
Mrs. Mary Ellen' Hamby. 71; died early Yesterday ninrning following a long Illnenn at her home, 1411 West Lynn Attret. Fu- neral services will be held at 2:30 o clock this afternoon in the J. W. Klingner fu- neral chapel followed: by interment In Hazelwood cemetery. Besides "her rhus band. A. P. Hamby. she is survived by the following relativen: Mr. and"Mra. H. AbyRMerand Mrs. Ed Bristow. Mr. and Mr. "J. A. Hamby. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. | Hamby. Mr. and Mrs. . M. W. Hamby, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hamby. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. JOGgers, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Powe. . Mre Air"iret Kruger. Mre. Miley Stillwell. 12 grandchildren and 10 gırml grandchildren
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-- Fred Loren Gulley. two-month-old un of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph [. Gulley. died At his home at 709 West Nichols atreet at 3 o'clock Sunday morning following a - brief illness. He is survived by hle par- ente. A sister. Margaret, And two brothers. . William end Clifton. Funeral servicex alll . . be held at the home at 3:30 o'clock Turn- day afternoon. . Burial will be in East : . an cemetery under direction W. L. Static Mo .....
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 4: Mrs. Mary Ellen Hamby died .** Roy Foster Napier died .** Mrs. Phoebe Elizabeth Cates died .* Fred Loren Gulley died .** Theodore Rollston died .**
Page 10: Son born November 28 to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bodanske of Rock Castle apartments. Mrs. Bodanske before her marriage was Miss Ella Holt of Kansas City.
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now Power Napier, three-year-old son of Mr and Mrs. Foster I. Napier, died In) lowing an illness of pneumonia yesterday poon at the family home. 1854 North I .; on Avenue .Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock this afternoon at Seymour un- der direction of the J. W. Klingner fu- neral home. Besides The parents. 're child is survived by two brothers and Iun
- MAR. PHOTOF. ELIZABETH CATF.S
funeral services for Mre Phoebe F1.72. beth Cates. 53. of 1410 Lee street, no died in a hospital here Baturday after- noon. will be held At Baasville this after- 0000 *1 2 orlock Burist will be in the Bassuile cemetery under direction of the Kingner funeral home. Mra. Catea Is aur- "tved by her husband. C. C. Cates, and : by three daughtera. Miss Freda Cates and Mrs. Ethel Herria of Springfield and Mrs Lucy Mckinney of Btrafford.
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- very inserir was the chtisch well- AIng of . Miss Dorothy O Bannon. daughter of Mr. and Mrs! Floyd O'Bannon of Buffalo. Mo., In Mr. John Darling of Natcher. Mina .. Beturitey: afternoon at 3'n'clock . the Grace Methodist church in Buf- Inin. $
The ceremony was rere ar !ha Rev. Prend Dr W. R Dalton. in the pres- ence of a large number of friends and relatives of the young couple The church was s'Mactively decorated ' with ferns and'amilax. and' the altar was heavily banked with large art knakets of ! cilna and white chrysan- ilemums.
. Mina Georgia Walker of this city. Placed the pre-nuptial mistr as the curata entered the church. . Derp in My Heart. Dear." "Sweet Mestery of Life" and "Indian Love Call . M:s Mars Moore of Ach Grove plated "Be- rouge" and "O Promar Me me pre- erding the entrance of the bridal ' party. Miss Moore also played ! Lohengrin a wedding march an the i bride entered the church and "To # " Wild Rose" softly during the cere- . n:ony. Mendelssohn's reressional BAS · played following the service.
Miss Veda Esther of Ichanon. M., was maid of honor Miss
, Tracy of Buffalo and Mra. Raiph ; Granka of this rity were bridesmaid. A Hatte cargain of the bride's Sutra .... O Neal of this r .... ti ficarr .. .
1. Mir Arrick Metcalf of Natehet. Mine.' was best man and Mr. Fiabea Cord- . Je of Nitchen, Misa., and Mr. Arthur Dalton, of Buffalo were usher.
The bride entered the church on ; the arm of her father, who also gave. het in marriage: beautifully gowned In a bridal drem nf ofd Ivory maun made princess style with long pineve. | and full akiet. A lone net bridal vell . was held ringe atall' the head 9 :01: A narrow band of orange blossoma. taught in clusters at the aldes. The owner:bouquet of rosea and lillen of the valley MIX Esther, fin wald of honor, wore
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. Immediately ; After the marriage ceremony an Informal reception was held at the home of the bride's par - en's. In'er in the evening M .. and Mra Darling !!! for a short trip ater- which they will make their future -- home at Nashville. Tenn. Mrs. Der- : ling in a Graduate of Drury colleze and a member of the Zeta Tall Alpha ! enportes Mr. Darling aten ... ended Drury college and later Chiengo int- I
seraity. He is a member of the Kappa Alpha fraternity.
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und" Mms Either Tracy. an of St. Louis. Mrs. Thomas W. Nach :. Mra. ; Effle Lamar Sheridan, Mrs. Ralph Crooks. Miss Georgia. Walker., Miss ! Clara Ethel Langston, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Anderson and. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn O'Neal all of this city. Mr Jamen Manre and Miss Marty Monte of Ash . Grove, Mo. and. Miss Veda Esther of Lebanon. Mo.
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TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 2: Fred Loran Gulley died .**
Page 4: Miss Zella Crenshaw and Mr. Carl Zapa are engaged to marry .**
Page 12: Paul Howard Anderson sues to divorce Jessie May Anderson. The husband, a minor, sues through a next friend Thomas J. Anderson. They were married August 19, 1929, at Ozark. He says she has been married and divorced twice before.
DEATHS
FRED LOREN GULLEY ' Funeral ,services for Fred Loren Oulley.
L. Gulley of The wash Alebole Miest. be held this afternoon at the realdence at 2:30 o'clock, followed by burial in Kant Lawn cemetery under the direction of W. L. Blarne Heatdes the parenta, . two ! brothers, Willlam and Clifton, and a als- fer. Mevoici. :: The child died Sunday ..
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Mr. And Mrs Dick W Crenshaw of Ju Holtman street, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Zella Crenshaw, to Mr. Carl Zaps of Oklahoma City, Okla. The mar- rlage la to take pince sometime in the near future.
Mate Kept Secret Other Marriages, Youth Says, Suing
", Deciaring that she had concealed from him until after their marriage the fact that she had been married 1 and "divorced " tivice ' before. Paul Howard Anderson yesterday filed suit fox. divorce from Jessie May Anderson; "'
The husband. being a minor. suea through Thomas J. Anderson, a next friend. .
;" He aleoscharges that she Inslats, toon running around and neglecting 'ber home duties. He further de-' clares in his petition that she had caused . bim great chagrin on sc- court of her drinking. The couple ; "Ax married at Ozark. August 19. m. wod separated Neyember 23. |
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Divorce :. Brews When His Wife Flays Drinking
BECAUSE her husband "had made a drink known as home brew'." while she had gone to her mother's for a visit Three months after they were married, and because he told her she was "too damn nice" when she complained of his actions upon her return, Mra. Jda Head Howell
divorce.
. Otber allegations are that Howell "was critical of his wife's refine- ment and made sport of her when she expressed a desire for a home in a neighborhood where refined and wholesome conditions offered something . beside ... drudgery and penury."
Orrie Gray, sueing his wife for divorce. today charged that she "has for the past several years shown a peculiar fondness for other men." He seeks divorce from Minnie Gray and the custody of their chil- dren. Marjorie, &. . Darline, 5, and Charley Wayne, ."
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Charley Ball, 21, of Baxter Springs, and Thelma Herrelson. 12. qf Galena: Charles Stone. 39. of Cambridge, Mass., and Beulah Mac Long. 36. of Springfield; and John Hamm. 17. and Carric M. Viasak. 20, both of St. Louis, The second' couple was married at the Greenr county court house by Judge J. W. Tippin yesterday.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 4: There is a photo of and an article about George W. Young and his three sons Earnest J. Young, Joe E. Young, and Clifton J. Young .**
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