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Funeral services for Stephen A. Anthis. 70. who died Wednesday at his home. 761 College avenue, were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the J. W. Klingner chapel, followed by Interment la Greenlawn ceiurtery. Mr. Anttua was a grocer at 743 College avenue, having been in that business in Springfield for 25 years. He was . member of the I. O. O. P. lodge for woamber of Knights and Ladies of Security for # longed to the Central Chris Besides the wife, a brother. Mart Antbis, and three sisters, Mra. Frams Potter and ·Mrs. Ida Redd of . Opriarteld and'aos Anna Ferguson of Bestthe, Wash, sarytre, Pallbearers were 13 nephews of Mr. Atale. They are R. L. Fotter, City commissioner; O.O. Potter, Paul O. Petter, Lavreoce Polter. . Ouri Potter. L. A. Potter, sun Potter, Cyrus Potter. Ralph Potter, Max Potter and Bud Potter.
MRS. MARY HOUSEN
Funeral services for Mra. Mary K. Housen. 62, wife of Charles Housen of POR East Elm street, will be held Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at starne's mortuary. Followed by burial In Orer ;. - lawn cemetery. Mra. Houten died Wednes- day. She is survived by her husband And three brothers.
MRS. MARY K SNIDER
Fimneral services for Mr. Mary B Anider. 46. of 1406 North Arondeny ave nue. who died Wednesday, will be held at $ 30 o'clock this afternoon in the (Hatit Wcarne baptist . hurch'. interment sill he in Greenland cemetery to three of ' J. W. Klingner. M:# Snider la survived 1 by her husband. B I. Onider, five sons, Ryron. Kermit. Dale, Cart and Wallace. al of Springfield: and by two sisters, Mra. Cami May and Mrs Haftle Milan. -
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WEB. NANCY WINGO
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Funeral services for Mra. Nancy Wingo, aj, who died at the Mary E. Wilson home. were held thu afternoon in Fair Grove, followed by Interment lo the Pleasant Bildge cemetery nottheast of there. In charge of J. W. Xlingner. ...
MRR. J. F. POSTER
- - M !. J P Foster of Denver, Cu! . formerly ul Marshfield. died Wednesday in Denver following . critical operation The body will be brought to Marshfield for burial, but funeral arrangements are . incomplete. She Is survived by her hus- band. (su ..... !i'-r and rtasein, and tun cheters. N:\ Will Shipp of Marshfield.
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SAMIFL. REAKAURY WOODS
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Molimat church, and the Reverend Co -; ronerH. Sticas officiating come in Garingtheld in 1801 and was sen- tireird with the Keet-Rountree ney (loods !"- m tine. before associating
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to Lawrence county, where they lived at Mount Vernon for seven years before com- for to Springfield. . He is survived by his wife. Mrs. . Anne .B. Woods, one son, & & Woods, of Springfield; one daughter; MTt, L. L. While of Independence, Kan .; one brother. D. O Woods of Blount Vernon, ; and one grandchild. Elwyn Weldon Woods.
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MRS. SARAH C. BURSA Mre. Barsh C. Barna, 430 Kimbrough a'*n .:~. died this morning at 11.59 o'clock.
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Funeral services for Walter Bryant, Ano gled at Oalloway, November 30, .MitL. held Bunday afirrnoon at 2 30 from the Tiltalt Baptist church under the M.
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 2: Mrs. J. F. Foster died .** Samuel Blackburn Woods died .** Mrs. Sarah C. Burns died .** Walter Bryant died .* Mrs. Elmyra Baughman died .** Mrs. Mary Housen died .** Joel Riee died .** Mrs. Martha E. Treon died .* Charles E. Reynolds died .** S. R. Rader died .**
Page 5: Roy Nelson died .**
RADER FUNERAL SERVICE AT MARSHFIELD TODAY
The funeral of 8. R. Rader, state auto license inspector, killed in an automobile accident near Kansas City Tuesday evening, will be at- tended at Marshfield today by A. 8. Zellweger and Perry H. 8mlth, of the Springfield branch office of the auto licence bureau.
Mr. Rader, who was well known in the Ozarks region, was connect- ed with the license office here dur- ing the rush season last spring. The funeral services will be held at the Marshfield M. E. church 1:30 o'clock. this afternoon.
JOEL RICE
Funeral services for Joel Rice. 74, who died at his home. 1337 Washington ave- www. warly yesterday will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon in the Klingner funeral chape! Interment will be int Maple Park remeters Members of the . . ..... ) ..... ..... ....... .. . .. went Mr. Rice was a Commercial street ! merchant for many years bur Lad been retired for some time. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary F. Rice.
MES. MARTHA L. TEEON
A short funeral service will be held In Lbe Klingner funeral chapel at 13:30 o'clock this afternoon for Mra. . Martha [. Tron, H. who died at her home. 741 West Turner street, last Tuesday. The main services will be conducted at 2 dansk ta the Methodist church at Fair Orre. Bartel will be in Volon Grove
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~ Marabfield, died Wednesday In Denver, following an operallon. The body will be brought to Marshfield fur burni, but funeral arrangements are locomplete. She is survived by her husband and two
SAMUEL BLACKBURN WOODS Funeral services for Samuel Blackburn Woods, who died Wednesday at his home,
tpoon al 2:39 o'clock at the Alms Lebeyer funeral home. Mr. Woodg came to Springfield to 1889 and was connected with the Keet-Rountres dry goods firm for some time. before associating himself with the Lavy-Wolf store. where he re- mained for "7 years. Because of ill bealth he moved to his farm, four miles east of Mount Vernon, seven year ago. but came to Springfield early last spring. As boy he lived in Mount Vernon with his parents for saren years before coming to Springfield. He was born In Alabama. He La survied by his wife, one son and one daughter.
MRS. SARAH C. BURNS
The body of Mrs. Barsh C. Burns, who died at her home at 430 South Kimbrough avenue lale yesterday morning. will be sent to Nashville, Ill .. Saturday afternoon for burial there. She is survived by a son and two daughters and two sisters. The Alme Lohmeyer funeral home has charge of the body.
WALTER BRYANT
Funeral service for Walter Bryant, who died near Galloway. November 30. #111 'be held Sunday afternoon st Galloway Baptist church under the direction of the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home. His father, WuHam J. Bryant, arrived here yesterday from Callfornia. He is also survived by three brothers.
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MRS. ELMYRA DAL'GAMAN
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CANNING LEADER, ROY NELSON, DIES IN HOSPITAL HERE
Ozarks Region Loses Man Most. Instrumental in De- veloping Great Industry Throughout District -
WITH the death . of Roy Nelson. 46. of Marshfield In the Burge hospital here yesterday morning Inllowing an tilness of heart disease. the canning industry of this region lost the man most instrumental in developing it from a losing propo- aition Into one of the major inter- ests of Ozarks agriculture.
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'Mr."Nelson entered the canning business nearly a quarter of a cen- tury ago. after he had finished a fall term at Drury college here. From school he returned to his home town of Marshfield and bought an interest in a canning factory that had just been started. ---
EXPANSION RAPID
Although the factory had been - operating several years with disap- pointing results. consistent progress became apparent after Mr. Nelson took charge of its affairs." Con- tinued expansion has been the record of the business until now 'the Nelson canneries may be found almost any place in the Ozarks.
His success is credited largely by his frienda to the fair and generous manner in which he conducted. his. business and the big-hearted way he treated the growers from whom he obtained tomatoes. During good . years for the canneries. he would nnt hold to the contract prices agreed to by the growers at the time of pinto but would allow them to. benefit from the high prices along with his interests.
HERE TWO WEEKS
Although Mr. Nelson had been in
falling health for several years he ,had been in the hospital- here for only about two and a half weeks. - He had never spent much time out -.: aide of the Ozarks. In recent years he had been sent by his physicians to California and Florida, but each time he found it almost impossible .: to stay more than two weeks. "
His fortune is estimated at half million dollars. He left no will.
Mr. Nelson is survived by his wife. Mrs. Lola Gilbert Nelson. also native of Marshfield: his mother. . Mra. J. W. Nelson. now of Crane: : and five sisters. Mrs. B. Frank Julian of Marshfield, Mrs. J. L. Jenkins and Miss Myrtle Nelson. both of Crane. ¡ Mrs. Mary Vinacke of Hamilton. Montana, and Mrs. J. | ". Robertson of Santa Ana. Calif. I
CILALLES L. REYNOLDS
Tameral services for Obarles E. Reynolds. 01. Who died et 10:30 o'clock yesterday morning at the home of fus ouughtel. Mra. J. B Ma !! 'n. 420 W ... Kerwnog atrest, will be held at 3 o'clock this after- poes to the Thieme funeral chapel. 1017 Becurile avenue, with the Reverend J. R. Koow officiating. The body will be scot to Lodianapolis, Ind., for burial. Besides Mra. Martin, Mr. Reynolds la sorvived by two other daughters, Hra. H. E. Muffen. @ matadonary to Shanghai, China, and . Mr & & Flowers of Scranton, Pa.
- MRS. ELNTRA BAUGHMAX
Paperal services for Mrs. Elmyre Bauch- De Weyals being sent bere from KCasos Offy. An be held this morning from the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home IM yrle win we in Maph Fark cometer The ts carvived by one daughter. Mra. H. P. Rkke.
ASIAN MES. MARY HOUSEX
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Housen. . 41. wife of Charles Housen of 908 East. Elm street. a !!! be held this afternoon | at 3:3 o'clock at Starne's mortuary. foi- low by burial in Greenlawn cemetery. MM. . Housen died Wednesday. She 1 rur- tived by her husband and three brothers.
MARRIAGE LICENSE John D. Tinsley: 19. and Vera V. Williama. 18. both of Springfield: | Herbert L. Matthews. 21. of Archie .! and Wanda I Res. 18. of Spring- field; Jack Witty. 21. of Springfield. and Miss Bertha 'Johnson. "16. Df Crom Roada. 1
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 8: Mrs. J. N. Hosey celebrated her 80th birthday .**
Page 14: Roy Nelson died .**
Page 15: There is a photo of and an article about Richard Liepman and his son Paul C. Liepman .**
Page 16: Charles E. Reynolds died .** Walter Bryant died .** Mrs. J. F. Foster died .** Mrs. Sarah C. Burns died .**
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Mrs. Elmyra Baughman died .* Mrs. Martha E. Treon died .** Joel Rice died .** Page 28: Mrs. Sarah C. Burns died .*
Richard Liepman and Paul C. Liepman
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RICHARD LIEPMAN A !!!! !!. SON.
Paul C. Miopnian, have in charge the oldest ready-to-wear shop for women in Springfield. The, Bixie was founded 26 years ..
ago In the same block on Campbell avenue where It stands today. There had been a few other shops selling ¡ nothing but women & ready-to-year , In Springfield before that time, but those earlier stores later went out of CAIstence, and The Style ! 11.6 oldest store of that type in Spring- field.
Mr Llopman. Sr. recalls that I when he started In business .in the ; little shop. Campbell-street was un- paved. The store was across the street from the famous old "city lot" and frequently the street was very muddy. Mr. Liepman had come to this country from Germany at the of 10 and went to work for his
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field and worked for Jake Roths- child at the old Boston store and ..
"women's"reads"to-wear to "that time consisted intgely of skirts. blouses and coath. ' Dresses were little sold. Mr. Liepman said. Wom- en did not buy as much clothing as they do now, and the rarlety of ready made garments was some- what limited.
As the business grew. the build- Ing was enlarged. The concern has : modeled and enlarged Its quar- ter's four. times, finally moving into, the new building at the present site. -
Paul I.lepman has been with his father in the business several years He went to Kemper Military school and also attended Drury college. He . always planned to enter the bust 1 nest, and took commercial work in! preparation for that career. He is! now In charge of the downstairs store of the concern.
Mr. Liepman is a meniber of the Ilans ciwh and also of Masonic bodies, including the Abou Ben Adbem temple .of. the Shrine, and of the Springfield Chamber of Com- merce.
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Rites for Nelson Likely to Be Held Monday Afternoon
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Funeral ser ;; . for Roy Nelson. 46. outstanding leweer in the devel- opment of the canning industry of the Ofarts region, who died in Burge hospital here Thursday mom- Ing of heart disease. probably will ...
Marshfield.
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not been completed today, but i! ! was determined that burial would : I be at Marshfield, Mr. Nelson's home. ' E'nder direction of the McMahan Undertaking comna: The serv-
ernoon. when they probably will be conducted in the Marshfield Meth- od:st Episcopa! !!. .....
1 Mr. Nelson had been a leading figure in the canning industry of the Ozarks for nearly a quarter of a century. since the ume he finished a fall term at Drury college here. went home and bought an interest Itt a new canning factory at Marsh- !!! At the time of his death Nelson canneries were" scattered widely over the Ozarks. and! !!
ments will await final word from relatives ining in devant cities.
DEATHS
CHARLES E. REYNOLDS
Funeral services for Charles E. Ray- nolds, $1, who died Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. B. Mardin, 420 Wast Kenwood street, were held at J o'clock . this afternoon in the Thieme funeral chapel. 1617 Boonville avenue, with the Reverend J ! El.tt f. ;!: body will be sent to Indianapolis. ind, for burial Besides Mrs. Martin, two other daughters survive, Mrs. H. E. Muffen, a ilsmonary in Bhang! al. China, and Mrs .1 K. Flowers of Scranton, fa.
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WOMAN, 94, DIES HERE; FUNERAL AT OLD HOME
Widow of Mexican War Vet- eran, Resident in One-House for 70 Years, Expires at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Sarah C. Burns, 94, who died at the home of her daughters here Thursday, will be buried. Sun- day .. afternoon from the village church at Nashville, Ill., of which she was the oldest and last char- . member .....
For the past three years, Mrs. | Burns has lived here in Springfield · With her daughters. Mrs. Laura E. Scott and M. M & M .... 430 Kimbrough avenue.
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70 Years in One Home
.. But for 70 years before that, she - had lived in the same home in Nashville -- the one prepared for her as a bride, when she was married to John C. Burns on January 10, 1855. He was a veteran of the Mexican war. They celebrated their golden wedding in the house, and had lived there ... together for 55 years when Mr.Burns died. 'Afterward, Mrs. Burns stayed on in the same home with her son, William H. Burns, until three years ago.
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Mrs. Burns was born in Tennes- see, March 24, 1835; and moved with - her family to Illinois in childhood. She was one of 12 children. Even before coming to Springfield, she was the oldest resident of Nashville, and had been one of the organizers of the Methodist Episcopal church, South, there. The Burns family had been identified /with the his- tory of Nashville and Washington county, Illinois, for five genera- tions.
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Mrs. Burns is survived by her two daughters here, and by a son. James H. Burns, of Paris, Tenn .. by two sisters, Mrs. S. B. Hoops of Sumner. L.L. and Mrs. Mary Pat- erson, of Roseburg, Ore., and by nine grandchildren and five great- grandchildren.
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Mrs. Sarah Burns
PARTY. HONORS WOMAN ONHER 90TH BIRTHDAY
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The nhitieth birthday J. N. Hosey was the occasion of a family dinner and celebration today at her home near Bronkitne when nearly 50 of her relatives and friends, many of them from Spring- field, spent the day with her.
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- Among those who attended the dinner from Springfield were: three daughters, Mrs. C. H. Anderson. 1260-Summit avenue; Mra. L. N. Bennett.' 1122 Summit, and Mrs. An-1 nic Carter- 1358 Summll: turo grand. daughters; Ma Vodi Bimas# las North Jefferson avenue, and Mrs Guy Lloyd. 1229 North Jefferson - avenue. and family : and one grand- so0; Hugh Hosey. 503 South War- ren avenue. and his family.
Mrs. Hosey is the widow of J. N. Hoser, vba was judge of the county court here for many years "She"t making her home at present with her daughter. Mra. Matilda Reed and .- her ison, "Jobn .: Hosey. . Dear, Brookline, but has lived in Greene county for 65 ypara -
WALTER .BRYANT
Funeral servicea for Walter Bryant, 40. bo died near Galloway November 30. suflixto- held Sunday afternoon at the .... Ostloway Baptist church In charge of the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home. Burial will be in Hopedale cemetery. Besides hia ' Willam: J.a Bryant, who arrived it from California: be is survived
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MRS. SARAH C. BURNS
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The body of Mrs. Barsh C. Burna. of 430 Bouth Kimbrough avenue, who died Thursday, will be sent to Nashville, Ill .. Saturday afternoon for burial. A son. two daughters and two sisters survive. The Alma Lohmeyer funeral home has charge of arrangements.
TEL. J. V. POSTER Mra. J. P. Foster. formerly of Marsh- find Aird Wednesday in Denver. Colo .. according to word received here. Sht is curtfred by ber husband and two cons. The body will be brought to Marshfield tor burial.
MR .. E.I.MTRA BAALGUMAS Funeral services for Mrs. Finiyra Baugi .. man. whove body was sent here from Kansas City, were held at the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home this morning. fol- lowed by interment in Maple Park ceme- .. TY. One daughter, Mrs. H. P. Rlete. AUTVIves.
MRS. MARTHA C. TREON
Funeral services for Mra Morthe E Treon, 54. of 747 West Turner street, Kere held at Fair Grove this afternoon st ? n'rlock, followed by burial in I'nion Grove cemetery A 'r:t ** t .... *** : . ;- . .. J. W. Klingner chapel here at 12 Ju o'clock.
JOEL RICP. Faneral servicen for Joel Rice. 74. of !!!! Washington avenue. were held at J o'clock this Afternoon at the J. W KI:fx. ner chapel Inllowed by Interment in Ma- Lle Part ": The wife M. MArt F. Rice, sur ... . -
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 10: Roy Nelson died .** Mrs. Sarah C. Burns died .** Mrs. J. F. Foster died .** Walter Bryant died .** Mrs. J. F. Foster died .* Page 16: Mrs. J. N. Hosey celebrated her 90th birthday .**
Page 7: A son Allan J. Moore, Jr., was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Moore, 734 South Kickapoo avenue.
INE.SON FUNERAL WILL BL MONDAY
Tomato King of Ozarks Re- gioni Will Be Buried at Marshfield
Frontal service for Roy Nelson, 46. domid in Your in the canning' in- dustry of the Omarks, who died In Burgo hospital here . Thursday fol- lowing an illness of heart disease. will be . held. at 2:30-o'clock Monday afternoon in the Marshfield Metho- dist Episcopal church, with the Rev- ereud R. 8. Kendell, pastor, official- ing. Interment will be in the Marsh- feld cemetery under direction of the McMehan Undertaking company.
Mr. Nelson was the largest con- tributor to the fund for building the Marshfield Methodist church. AL his death his fortune was estimated at About balt a million dollars, built Eidings & policy of fair dealings and generous treatment of those with whom he did business.
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MRS. SARAH C. BURNS
The body of Mrs. Sarah C. Burns. 94. who died at the home of her daughters here Thursday. will be buried Sunday af- Leruoon from the village church at NAslı- Alle. Ill., of which she was the oldest and laat charter member. For the past three years she had lived In Springfield with her daughters, 'Mrs. Laura> E." Scott and Mrs .. May E. Mitchell at. 430 Kim- brough avenue. For seventy years before that the lived in the same home In Nash- ville. On January 10. 1855. she married John C. Burns, and they lived together until he died 55 years later.''Late thia morning . the Alma Lohmeyer funeral et- tahlishment will send the body away.
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MRS. J. F. FOSTER Mr& J. F. Foster, formerly of Marsh- field died Wednesday In Denver, Colo. Bhe is survived by her husband and two sons The body will arrive In Marshfield for burial.
WALTER BRYANT.
. Funeral services for Walter .Bryant. 40. who : died "near" Galloway November. 30. will be held Sunday afternoon Al 2:30 i o'clock in the Galloway ' Baptist church In charge of the Alma Lohmeyer f .ners. hnme. Rurial will he in Galloway ceme- terv He Is survived by his father and three brothers.
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90th Anniversary Observed By Woman Near Brookline, Mo.
A family reunion and dinner was held yesterday near Brookline when 50 relatives gathered to celebrate with Mra. J. N. Hosey. widow of a former Greene county judge. her ninetieth birthday anniversary. She Ilves at present with her daughter. Mrs. Matilda Reed, and her son. John Hosey, near Brookline; and has been A Giterne ' county 'resident 55 years.
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Bummit, avenue; Mra. J. N. Bennett, 1122 Summit. and Mrs. Annie Carter. 1258 Summit; two granddaughters. Mre. John Sumner. 1125 North Jeffer- son avenue. and Mrs. Guy Lloyd. 1229 | North Jefferson avenue, and family: | and one grandson. Hugh Hoses. 5031 South Warren avenue, nad 1118 1 family
MRS. J. F. FOSTER
Funeral services for Mrs J. F. Poster. who died los Monter u'ndapeder Alone will be held at 2 o'clock Sui:day afternoon In the Methodist church at Marshfield. with the Reverend Joseph Day officiating. Interment will be In the Marshfield ceme- tery.
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 10: Marion Upham, formerly of Springfield, and Capt. Charles Harrison Brammell are engaged to marry. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Upham and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Brammell.
Page 12: Harry H. Cox died .** Mrs. Ina Hinshaw died .** Mrs. Sarah C. Burns died .* Mrs. J. F. Foster died .** Walter Bryant died .*
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HARRY IL. COX
Harry IL Cox, 38, of Cassville died ties morning In & Springfield hospital Mr. Cox is survived by four brothers, Roscoe, Ous, Frank, and Georgy of Quevilly. The Hortne Funeral home of Caseville will take the body overland from the Alma Lohaesas Typeral bome thie afternout to Cartvill --
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gotta Bbd is arrived by ber mutaba; EU) ;: Hlasbaw :. .. daughter, Vouna Mat Himbaw: " sister, NrL & B. Mack: 100 brothers, George Cook and Glarenrs Cork, both of Louisburg, Mo., aDo her parents. Mr. And Mrs. J. C. Cook, also of Louis- burg. Funeral arrangements which under the direction of the Kuingues In. Deral home, are incomple.e.
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The News and Leader for Sunday, December 8, 1929, is missing.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: James O. Hartley, 38, of Mountain Grove, Mo., and Vera Douglas, 25, of Springfield.
Victor Richesin died .**
Page 10: Mr. Dewey Hooper and Miss Ruby Thomas of Lebanon were married Wednesday.
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MRS. SARAH C. BL RIS
M.s. Sarah C. Burns, 94. who died here Thursday, will be buried Busday afternoon at Nashville, Il1 .. after funeral services" In the church there of which and was the oldest and last charter member She had Lived in Springfield three years Bbe La survived by her daughters, Mr. Laura E. Scott and Mrs. May E. Mitchell of ! 430. Kimbrough avenue. The Almas Lobs meyer funeral home had charge of ar- rangements 'here.
MRS. J. F. FOSTER
Enperal services for Mrs. J. B. Forget 45. who died In Denver. Cold. mff be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Methodistchurch-al Majthitekt, with: the Reverend Joseph "My offkiating. . Inter- ment will be in the Marshfield co. r:et.
WALTER BRYANT
Funeral services for Walter Bryant, 40. : will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:3v o'clock in the Galloway ' Baptist church ! followed by Interment in the Hopedale cemetery in charge of the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cris Effinger went to Indiana for the funeral of Mr. Effinger's
brother.
Page 11: Elmer Madewell, 22, formerly of Monett, was killed December 8 in a mine accident at Butte, Montana. He was buried in the Liberty church cemetery at Monett. He was the brother of Mrs. John Mulkey of Monett and Leslie Madewell.
Page 12: Dr. J. S. Tillery died .** Page 6: George A. Klaus died .** Alonzo Carlton Long died .* *
Mrs. Ina Hinshaw died .* James A. Evans died .* Moses Jabez died .** John Monaghan died .*
PIONEER DOCTOR. DR. TILLERY, DEAD
Had Practiced Medicine: in ~ ... Springfield for Past 30 .... Years
Dr. J. 8. Tillery, 65, of 1362 Benton avenue practicing physician in Springfield for 30 years, died at the Springfield Baptist hospital yester- day afternoon following a major op- eration.
Dr. Tillery was born and reared at Liberty, Mo. After obtaining his medical training he came to Spring- field. Until 13 years ago he operated A drug store on Commercial street' Since that time be has been engaged solely in practice of his profession.
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