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Dual Controls Hooked
Three theorles regarding the cause of the crash were advance !! today. but the explanation that Bartell. the pilot, and Allen both had been drinking ran through the other pos -. sibilities. It was discovered after the crash that the plane's dual con{ troms were hooked up at the time, and it is possible that Allen sought to get control of the ship from Bartell.
A suggestion that fulles of the biplane were to blame canie frem Gradon Ballard, a licensed puot of !. Willow Springs, who onty lour aço Tell from a low altitude In Los
Fand. Charles Alsup, lus passenger. both escaped unhurt in the first fall. Ballard salu he believed one wing of the plane was henvy, and that the rudder ant not work properly.
Live Several Hours
Both auffering crushed skulls and 1 ::!.... al tr Arries, Bartell and' Affent Iwil for sukerat hours after their aler skimming the house- !
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Carmer "refdine near Cabool, who! #bought trugship on the installment
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Attempts of the flers to obtain LensolineatrbmwRefilling statiou .. at. . Cabool for the plane were, in vain, the hllive nation compter refusing breausr they appeared to have been .
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Mayor IJ E Mckinney of Cabool aa. wird b; cfrons that Bartell ' I sad that he planned ! ! ! te hn pi engerr. Mator Me- hương rent to the fish; Le hl att
s mano the mantold before taking off. and then he and Allen started for Mountain Grove, 'the latter's! home, with the limited supply of
. The plane flew over Cabool only ; so as to feet above the housetops and crashed just within The- western anni of the town. It narrowly missed the home of I. Etchardson. hear U. S. highway 60. dived sud -: denly and piled up on its nose.
The propeller was snapped and. the engine hurled two feet in the ermmmudl. Allen. who was riding in . both were found in the badly shot- tired forlage, which had fallen backand to the ground after reel- ming .kvward.
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1 Witnesses of the crash dragged ! the men from
ford-Elliott DE Boxx Allen ' to Springfield Baptist hospital, while i a C. R. Murus 'ubulance from Wil- ! wow Springs removed Bartell soon ; afterward to the West Plains hose :
Alten's body was sent today by . the Klingner funeral home to! · Mountain Grove for burial. Bartell's : frit wer taken back in Willer , Spraigs, but difficulty was encount-1 "wrd in finding . any relauves to,'
Young Allen is survived by his father. Andrew Alen. Wrigh! com-
A line. Jersa Allen.
was Wirwed by Dr. Murray Slune. Circene county coroner, before it was taken by the Klingner funeral home and sent today to Mountain!
Cirave for burial
Bartell had been imable to obtain a pilot's license from the commerce. depar'ment's aviation division al- though he had been Agine for many Pytars. He was considered overcon- fident and sometimes careless In making aloft a plane which had not been properly warmed up." Several "crackups m . which he escaped re- nings Injury were blamed to this Batter Bank.
Staged Exhibitions
1 He was employed as a pilot about ¡four years ago by' Carl McCluer manager of the Springfield muntele . pal airport. when he came here lom Oklahoma City. He did not hold his juh long. but afterwards piloted planes for several other Springfield citizens.
Sitter Last stimmer. Bartell had . staged a number of flying exhibl. tions over Ozarks towns with Mrs. Maude Davis, who now lives with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hopkins, 455 South Missouri avenue. Springfield. hat these mother Mrs I. J. Dale. lives just north of Impo. Mo. Mx in!les from Mountain Grove.
"I'm not surprised." Mrs. Davis sind simply when news of the fatal crush came to her She remembered That she and Bartell crashed before a scheduled parachute jump at Mampain Grove October 28 Shr has not been in a plane since I'm. 1
›me Wedding
1' Informal home wedding took . yesterday morning when Miss :flats-Eugenia Prescott, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Piove Sherman avenue, became the of Mr. Vintil Westland. son of. 1 Mm. Victor nd.
" prevence of tutimate friends relatives of the two familles Lucille M. Brille was maldi ul r and Mr. Flord Brazcalwas man. The mai. Jake service was before an Improvised after. with ofted, polpettine sid other Christ -
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page I: George Ganaway, 18, was accidentally killed Wednesday near Dunnegan, Mo. He is survived by his mother and stepfather Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hammons, a sister Mildred, and three brothers Travis, Ed and Burrel.
Page 2: Charles Closs died .**
Rev. J. J. Keller died .** Cline Robertson died .** G. L. Sargent died .**
Joseph R. Nugent died .** Emma Lee Hodge died .**
Page 3: Mrs. Daniel Dillon died .*
Page 9: Card of thanks .**
Page 10: Phillis Barbee sues to divorce Joe Barbee. They were married in June 1922 and have a child.
Robert B. Allen and Sam Bartell were killed .**
Ed Waddle and Miss Jewell O'Kelley were married .**
BOLIVAR COLLEGE STAR VICTIM' OF INFECTION .
Blood poisoning. resulting from an Infected tonsil. resulted hc. night in the death of Cane Roveri- son. 21 years old. star football and basketball player of Bolsar Bap !!. college.
. Robertson, son of Mr. and Mrs George L. Robertson of Bolivar. was · forced to bed a week ago when ti. infection first was noticed. He died at his home here. He was a star ; athlete while a student at Bollvar ! | High school. and had completed two ; seasons of football and as many of! basketball.
POLICE SERGEANT. WEDS GIRL AT MOUNT VERNON
Marriage of Ed Waddle, police sergeant who will succeed G. C. Pike as chief of police nexi. Wednesday, to Mias Jewell O'Kelley, 25, of Everton, Mo., Monday night, was learned yesterday.
". The ceremony was performed at Mount Vernon by Justice R. C. Mc- Corkhiil at the latter's home. S. N. Brookshire, police officer, and! members of the McCorkhill family were the only witnesses.
CHARLES CLOSS
Charles Clos, 63, died at his home. 310 East Pine street, at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Funeral ar- angemente bave not been completed out interment will be under the di- , rection of the Campbell Undertaking company. He is survived by one als- ter. Mre. Anna Smith of rural route 1.
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Funeral Services For Minister Held Near Marshfield
Funeral services for the Reverend J. J. Keller, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, South, of Marsh- feld, who died at his home at 6 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. were! held yesterday afternoon in the church of his pastorate.
The funeral sermon was preached by Dr. C. H. Briggs, veteran Spring- feld. pastor,' and six Methodist ministers served as pallbearers. In- terment was In the Marshfield cemetery under direction of the White and Gold Undertaking com- pany.
Mr. Keller is survived by his wife - and . two married sons, Oswald Keller and O. P. Keller, the latter Uving in Chicago.
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SERVICES TODAY FOR ONE VICTIM OF PLANE CRASH
FUNERAL services for Robert B. Allen. 24, who died in a hospital here Wednesday night from injuries : suffered several hours before when the airplane in which he was riding with Sam Bartell. 35, who also was fatally injured, crashed to earth at Cabool, will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Allen home in I Mountain Grove, with the Reverend F. M. Hunt, pastor of the Methodist church there. In charge. Interment will be In the Hillcrest cemetery un- i der direction of the Barton funcra! home.
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Besides his parents. Mr. and Mrs.j Andrew Allen, the youth Is survived iby his wife and one brother. Jesse Allen. ~ all residents ' of Mountain Grove. The elder Allen is a Wright county deputy sheriff.
TO OKLAHOMA
, The body of Bartell, who died in
7 the Christa Hogan hospital at West Plains, was prepared for burial by C. R. Burns, undertaker.at Willow Springs, and probably will be sent to Okikahoma City for funeral serv- ices and interment. .
Bartell, who lived in "Springfield about four years before going to Mountain Grove several months ago, Is survived by his father, 8. E. [ Bartell of Oklahoma City; two sisters, Mrs. Matt Muller of Okla- home City and Mrs. B. Hinegen of Los Angeles, Cal .; and one daughter. Evelyn. Bartell died at 11 o'clock Wednesday night at West Plains.
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Apparently convinced that Christ- mas drinking was the cause of the' fatal crash, Dr. L. M. Edens of Cabool. coroner of Texas county.' said yesterday that no Inquest wi !! be held unless requested .by relatives of either of the victims.
THREATENED SUICIDE
Often Bartell had threatened to get drunk, then go up and kill him- self. Mrs. Gene King, 1000 East Chestnut street, former wife of the fller, declared yesterday. She was divorced from him about two years ago.
"Sam was a good flier." she said . "but he had more than his share of accidents because he couldn't stay away from liquor. Besides that, he was of a reckless nature." .
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DEATHS
G. L. SARGENT
Funeral services for G. L. Bargent. 68, of 642 " Delaware street, - who died at 8:30 o'clock yesterday morning in a hospital bere,will- be beld- at - 10:30' o'clock .. this morning in the Alma Lohmeyer tuneral home. The body then will be taken over- land to Purcell, Mo., seven mlles west of Carthage. for buriaf.
~ JOSEPH R. NUGENT. .
Funeral services for Joseph R. Nugent. 64. of 2239 Boonville avenue, who died Tuesday, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the J. W. Klingner funeral chapel, followed by burial in the Belle View cemetery.
EMMA LEE HODGE
Emma Lee Hodte, four - month -old daughter of Mr. And Mrs. R. C. Hodge. 342 Minota Lane, died early yesterday morning at the bome from an illness of heart trouble. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home, with the Reverend O. L Black, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. officiating. Inter- ment will be in East Lawn cemetery. Be- sides the parents. the child is survived by a brother. Loren.
2-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM 10 centa a line
THANKING MY MANY FRIENDS for the beautiful cards sent me, I take this means of showing my appreciation as I was unable to send cards. J. A. MARX.
PIONEER ROLLA WOMAN VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA :
Mrs. Daniel Dillon, widow of, Judge Daniel Dillon, died at the hor- of her daughter, Helen, wife ! of E. J. Campbell, in Rolla yester- day from pneumonia.
.. Mrs. Dillon was 85 years old. She was born In St. Louis, and was married there to Judge Dillon, who later became a circuit judge in St. ! Louis. For the last 15 years she had made her home with her. daughter a' Rolla. She Is survived by five children. John Dillon of , Cheyenne. Wyo., Pat Dillon of Bos- ton. Mass .. Daniel Dillon of Wash- Ington. D. C., Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Reuben Campbell of Kansas City.
Funeral services will be held at the new cathedral in St. Louis at 9 a. m. Saturday.
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FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 3: Family reunion at the home of Mrs. Ruth Parrot Homan .**
Page 10: G. L. Sargent died .**
Emma Lee Hodge died .** Rev. J. J. Keller died. ** Mrs. Daniel Dillon died .* Suzanne Brown died .**
Page 11: Timothy Sherrill sues to divorce Sarah S. Sherrill.
George H. Hill sues to divorce Georgia Hill. They were married June 15, 1914. They have two children, both minors.
Carl Davis sues to divorce Lenora Davis. They have a ten year old daughter. Page 17: Card of thanks .**
Page 18: Miss Leona Delores Faber and Mr. William L. James, son of Mrs. Georgia James, formerly of Springfield, will be married tomorrow in Tulsa. [Dim]
Miss Wilma Dawson and Mr. Claude Horton were married yesterday in Ozark. [Faint and uncertain] Lawson
MANY GATHER TO CHEER HER ON 82ND BIRTHDAY
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Sons and daughters. grandchil- dren and greatgrandchildren, gath- fered at the "homeplace" seven miles of Springheld Thursday night .for a reunion dinner celebrating the eighty-second birthday of Mrs. Ruth Parrot Homan. A huge cake bear- other Iving children are John E. I Ing .23 gleaming candles completed, Heman of Fort Worth, Texas, and : the table decorations. ' George B. Homan of Cape Girar -; Mrs. Homan was the grandaugh. denu. Mo. both of whom sent spe -. ter of William Leftwich, who came cial birthday letters for the event .. from Virginia and settled near Se- and Jesse Homan of Okland, Cal .. ! .dalla in the 40s. Lstir Ruth was and Mrs. Ruth Birch. of Denver. hora"there- already orphaned. Her Col. Mrs. Homan has 17 grand- -
Mrs. Homau bout the deldern. of whom seven are still living and three were at the birthday dinner- Roy Homan, with whom she lives; Mrs. 'C. R. Hutchison, of, 1407 Del- mar street. and L. Homan. The
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father had died before her birth, children And hine greatgrandehn- - and her mother died three weeks ; dren.
: later. so that she was rrared by her c!"Tidparen!"
The compie !! !! st of guests at the dinner included, besides Mr. and . Mas Rey Homan and their four she moved with her grandparents children. Mr Hatclucon. M: and to Spaingiaid, and has lived here Mrs. I .. Homan, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. . . or since. She was married on her Hutchison and their two children Barnenth birthday; but has been a (greatgrandchildren of Mrs. Homan' Han 30 Crats She Mas Frank Jepre, Mr and Mrs. S ' r' .... .. Los Angeics, and Charies
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This birthda; dinner is an an- aral affair in the Roman family.
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POherat"bervioss for O. : L. Bargent, 64 ef #42 Delaware avenue, who died Thurs- day. were held "this morning at 10:30 W'rinrk at it .- Alma Lohmever fgre:ni 1 ....... Mo, soreu Il .; le, west of Carinage. Por kuriat.
or NS Lande Plane werd hold 2.10 o'clock this interning at the Alma Ichgates funeral homes followed by - the -Lerineut in East Lanh umrt.fy, Reslilet parents, o brother, Loren, Rufvie ... The heverand Onear . Lee Black of the! First P'irsbriezion church 'officialed +1 the funeral;
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.... XIV. J. J. KRLLER Deren Methodist ministero uf feathers! Missouri attended the funeral Thursday afternoon of the Reverendt & J Keller of Marshfield, a supersausted minister of the Mrt !. adial I'piwopal church .. Bouth. who died at his home Tuesday afternoon. Dr. C. Il. Britt. veteran Springfield pastor, preached 'the vermunt for the Reverend Keller, whom he had known for years, the latle: havire merved .40 years. The eurv. la were held in the South Methodlet cherch In Marthfield and Interment made In Marshfield cemetery under direction the White wild field Undertrains company TI Remind Keller "Ti survived Bfh Him and two sons, Oswald Keller and Of P. Keller, both of Chicago. .
MRS. DANIEL. DILLON
I stolu! arevises to Mie Daniel Dilling. - Widow of Judge Daniel tillon, nhu di. at the home of her daughter. Mrs. I. J. Campbell, In Kolla vectorday; will be held Al Pam Saturday in the new cathedral i home in Tula. et Ht. Louis Mrs. Thillon, she an- born ! 3 in BL. Louis in 1044. was married lucir tu Judge Dilion, who fatet. hecame a circalt lunge. For the last is years she has Holla. She is stillund by five children. LMus. Campbell, John Dillon, o! Listy ...... Wro . Fal Dillots of Boston, Masa, Dani. Dillon of Washington, D. ; O .. and Mrs. Reuben Campbell of Kansas City.
Tulsa Wedding
A wedding of 'rtcrest fra 4; of Springfield per, in # :1 10 role - brated in Tulsa, Cit. Acmotor I morning Mike Baum nekih PATENT : darsher .: M., Miry 'a'wr of Cn !- cago will be married lo Air Villiam . L. James. . Mr. James 14 Inn .son of
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Mr. and M: William LansQu, contents ? the ii's : n Mr. Ciande Horror well sinn: ried in Ozark ; meterday were ' ' accompaniedne
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SUZANNE BROWN
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": Suzanne Brown. 7-month old daughter off Mr. and Mrs. O. Russell Brown, TOT Kingshighway. died this morning at & o'clock at her home after a lingering in- ness. The body will be taken overland.+ I'Medison, Mo., where funeral service will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:10 o'clock. The child is survived by its parents and i. ne brother
2-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM 10 centa a line. THANKING MY MANY FRIENDS FOR LI hraullsal idids sent me. I ikce this intil .. ol showing my appreciation sn 1 .es unable to send carda. J. A. MARX ..
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: C. L. Barnette, 25, and Vena Hooper, 30, both of Springfield. Page 2: Charles Closs died .**
Page 4: Miss Leona Delores Faber and Mr. William L. James are engaged to marry .** Miss Wilma Lawson and Mr. Claude Horton were married .**
' Page 11: Card of thanks .**
Page 12: Mrs. Sarah S. Waddill died .** Mrs. Daniel Dillon died .** Suzanne Brown died .** Mrs. Notie Fulton died .* Mrs. Ruth Parrot Homan celebrated her 82nd birthday .**
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CHARLES CLOSS Charles. Class, 63. died at his home. 310 Fast Pine street. He Is survived by a sister. M+* Anna Smth, moral route 1. The Campbell Undertaking company is
charge of funeral arrangements.
. CHARLES CLOSS Funeral services for Charles Closs, 63, who died at his home at 10 East Pine street Wednesday, will be held at the Campbell Funeral home at 2:30 o'clock Saturday aft- ernoon with the Reverend M. S. Smith officiating. Burial will be made in Lincoln Memorial ceme- tery.
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WOUNDS PROVE FATAL JOPLIN. Mo .. Dec. 27 .- (AP)- Wayne H. Bradley, 22. assistant : bank cashier. died in a hospital here tonight as the result of sunshot round-glas -. ceived Christmas da:
accidentally the 4.1 while, hunting.
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TANFIRMAYAMANY FRIENDS for the beautiful care's sent me. I take Lius rueans of showlug my appreciation as I was uuable to mond cards. MRS. JAKE MARX
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Miss Faber to Wed Mr. James
Miss Leona Delores Faber, daugh- ter of Mrs. Mary Faber of Chicago, Ill., and Mr. William L. James. son of Mra. Georgia Jamea and formerly of this city, are to be married . this morning in The informal ceremony will . take place" at 9:30 o'clock in the Christ King church. "Miss June Reynolds will be maid of honor. The young couple are to make their future'home in Tulsa. WEDDING ANNOUNCED Mias Wilma Lawson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson, east of the city, and Mr. Claude Horton were married Thursday afternoon in Ozark. Mo. They were accompanied by Miss Ruth Homan and Mr. Dean Thompson. N.5 SECOND EFFORT TO MAKE MARRIAGE SUCCESS FAILS A"second' attempt to make their : marriage a success turned out to be . another failure, Walter B. Young - declared in his petition for divorce ¡ against Ave Lee Young. 1. Young secured a divorce from his wife last June and they were re- married - November 24, when. they. agreed to make another "try" at it. They separated Thursday, however. and he filed suit yesterday for his second divorce from her. --- --- Young charges that his wife Yalled and refused to show an af- fection toward him and that she even refused to talk to him. DEATHS -- MRS. DANIEL DILLON Funeral services for Mrs. Daniel Dillon. widow of Judge Dillon, who died Thurs- dey in Rolle at the home of her daugh- ter. Mra. E. J. Campbell. will be held at 9 o'clock this morning in the new cathe- dral at St. Louis. . Mrs. Dillon, who was born in St. Louis in 1044, was married there to Daniel Dillon,' who later became a circuit Judge. ; For the past 15 years she has lived. with Mra, Campbell Mrs. Dillon Is survived by five children, Mra. Campbell. John Dillon of Cheyenne, Wyo .. Pat Dillon of Boston. Mass .. Daniel Dilion of Washington, D. C .. and Mrs Reuben Campbell of Kansas City. 901 GREENE COUNTY PIONEER IS DEAD AT MIAMI, OKLA. Mrs. Sarah S. Waddill, 70, a pio- neer citizen of Greene county, died at 10:30 o'clock yesterday morning 1 at her home in Miami, Oklka. She was the wife of George W. Waddill, also an carly day resident of this vicinity. Besides her husband. Mrs. Wad- FIXTuryved by three sons, W. D. ' Miami. C. E. of Springfield C. A. of San Francisco. Cal : one brother. Dr. L. E: McCluer of Wal- nut Grove, Mo., and one sister, Mrs. P. B. Pyeatte of Buffalo, Mo. Funeral services will be held in . 'hr Presbyterian church at Walnu' Grove at 2:30 o'clock this after- noon with the Reverend Curtis, pas- tor of the Presbyterian church at Miami, officiating. Interment will be in Greenlawn cometery at Wal- nut Grove under direction of the Brim and Sons funeral home. MRS. HOMAN OBSERVES BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY large attendonoe marken 1 reunion dinner celebrating the Eighty-second birthday" anniversary of Mrs. Ruth Parrot Homan at the - "homeplace," seven miles cast of Springfield. A large cake bearing 82 candles was cut a's the climax of the affair. Seven of Mrs. Homan's nine chil- dren are still living and three were at the birthday dinner-Roy Ho- man. with whom she lives; Mrs. C. R. Hutchison, 1407 Delmar., street. and L. Homan. The others a: John E. Homan of Fort Worth. Texas, and George B. Homan of Cape Girardeau, Mo., both of whom sent special birthday letters; Jesse Homan of Oakland, Cal., and Mrs. Ruth Birch of Denver, Col. Mrs. Homan also has 17 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. - . ; -- SUZANNE BROWN Suzanne Brown. 7-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mis. G. Russe !! Brown, 1631 Kingshighway. died yesterday morning at 5 o'clock at the home following & Unger- ing illness. " The body was taken over- land from the, Herman H. Lohmeyer fu- neral home yesterday afternoon to Madi- son. Mo .. " where funeral- services will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. The child is aurvived by the parents and one heather. ---- - MRS. NOTIE FULTON Fulton services for Mrs. Notle Fulton. 58, wife of John H. Fulton, 1001 East Chestnut street, who died Wednesday ! night at her home following a brief ill- nesa. will be held at 2 o'clock this after- noon in the Harmony church. 15 miles southeast of Springfield on U. 8. highway 60. Interment will be In the Fulton cemetery under direction of the Klepper funeral home of Ozark. Besides the hus- band. Mrs. Fulton la survived by five daughtera and one son. SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1929 -- LEADER Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .** Page 4: George H. Hill of Springfield divorced Georgia Hill of Kansas City. Elizabeth E. Loveday sues to divorce J. H. Loveday. Agnes Lucile Sands, a minor, sues to divorce Virgil J. Sands. They were married May 14, 1929. Her maiden name was Agnes Lucile Griffith. Mrs. Noth Fulton died .** Mrs. Sarah S. Waddill died .** William R. Rice died .** John Boone Hosman died .** Page 9: Card of thanks .** Page 10: Miss Clarice Ruth Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Watson of Houston, Mo., and Mr. Robert O. Young of Des Moines, lowa, are to be married today. They will live in Detroit, Michigan .** Miss Loy Pollan and Mr. Julian W. Stranstetter were married. * Miss Maxine Player and Mr. Charles Wasson were married. Page 12: Three former residents of Howell county died in a fire .** Informal Wedding An Informal wedding was solemn- a Loy Pol- lan hecame the Pride of Mr Julian W. Stransteuer The informal cere- bride's parenta. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Pollan, nour Grover ONest Mica Vinda Brannletter. slater of the bridegroom, was made of honor. A. Mr. Lloyd Polian,brother of the bride was best man The rooms were dero- rated with bowls and are baskets of bridesmaid's rosen-and ferns." sy mon. efter. whiner the TownEt couple planned to liaje immediately for Detroit, Mich. to make their fu- LON nome. The helde la wit ni tinden - hend rer and of Northwestern Mr. and Mrs. Branstetter are both former- students- ofi tolate - Teachers: college bere , and are teaching in the public schools In Oklahoma. Immediately following the cere- mony an Informal dinuer was served for the bridal party and a few full -! graduate of Northwestern' university. He Is a.member of viglia Ch: Fps :- lon. fraternity. MARRIAGE LICENSES . G I. RArnell, 25. And Vina Hoop- er. 30. both of Springfield Max 8 Linster. 24. and Helen i Marie Johns. 21. both of Spring - i fır Idi. Min 2-CARDS OF THANKS, IN. MEMORIUM ... ...... 1 - TE MAH ٠.٠٠ . :milieu. Miss Sada Biana'etter alle Home Wedding the parrot dir. and Mrs Charles ! La. Watson when she's daughter: 902 THREE DIE IN FIRE THAT DESTROYS HOME Brief messages yesterday told of the death"of three former residents of Howell county, who perished in a fire al'a ranch home in Briggs- att. Col. The three -wore. Mrs. Claude Mc. Kat and two of her children mintha, las and an infant biff That . The Mikeed were well m in"Howell county for a num." They moved to Colorado Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.