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The shooting is believed to have resulted from a factional feud of long standing in Thayer, and it to known that there had been ill feel- ing between Gaw and the constable for several months.
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EARLIER GUNPLAY
On Thursday night, it was re- ported to the constable's office that there was considerable drinking in Thayer. McCourtney and W. A. Penne, city marshal, attempted to discourage it. Peane Invaded the White Kitchen, where there neemed a disturbance of some kind. As MrCourtney followed him In, Gaw Is said to have drawn a gun, point- ed it at him and ordered him out. Pease whipped out a revolver, cov- ered Gaw and forced him to put up the pistol.
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ney drove to the business district and parked his automobile near the White Kitchen. Gew strode across the street to meet him.
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"TO SETTLE IT"
McCourtney declares Gaw patted the handle of a pistol aticking in the front of his shirt as he walked toward him, and announced he had come "to settle it." Gaw. McCourt- ney maya, had been drinking, and he ordered him back to the cate.
Gaw responded by slapping the constable in/ the face. Both men drew revolvere and started firing. McCourtney sprang in one side of his car, and most of the bulleta ' were burled in his aedan. The men fired until both their guns were ' empty. Gaw turned and walked back to the cafe. He had been hit In the left breast. and another bul- let had struck hin wrist. McCourt - ney was unhurt. The cafe owner died five hours later in an Impro- : vised hospital room in hla cafe.
Funeral services for Gaw were conducted at Thayer yesterday, at - tended by relatives who have ar- rived from Chicago. The relatives are mald to pian employment of special counsel to aid Prosecutor Meek.
DEATHS
JAMES W. MELTON
The funeral of James W. Melton, 72, pioneer resident of Greene county, who died at his home near Strafford Saturday afternoon, was postponed yesterday, and will take ; place at the Shiloh church, 18 miles east of Springfield on the Division atreet road. at 3 o'clock this nfter - noon. Iturial will be In the Shiloh cemetery, under the direction of the Klingner funeral home. In addi- · tion to his five children. Mr. Melton In aurvived by three sisters, Mrs. W. R. Holloway of Marshfield, Mo .. Mrs. T. E. Rowland, Elklund. Mo ..
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. and Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan, Mus- kogee, Okla.
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A CROWDER-PASLEY
A' very pretty. hemse wedding took placo Wednesday+ - Forening at $ o'clock when Miss Ada Belle Crowd- er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O. Crowder of 128 Couth Grant ar- enno. became the bride of Mr. Clyde M. Pasley, at the home of the bride's paranta. The ceremony was held in the living room before an improvised altar of ferns and ficw- ers. Rev. Ward Webb read the Im- pressive ceremony. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Edith Crowder as maid of honor and Mr. Sargent McGuire of Thayer, Mis- souri, was honor man for the bride - groom. The bride's town was beautiful in its simplicity of white crepe satin and Spanish fringe trimmed in rhinestones. The ma!d of honor's dress was an imported !rock of orchid chiffon trimmed In
silver. Immediately following the vereniony refreshments were served Ito the following relatives and i questa: Mr. and Mrs. Murray ' Crowder. of Watseka. Ill .: Miss !! uth McGuire of Memphis. Tenn .: Lisses Frances Whittaker. Jane Temple, Olive Galloway, and Ruby Pasley. Mra. Emry S. Dilday. Rev and Mrs. Ward Webb. Sargent Jic- Gulre of Thayer. Mo .: Mr. and - Mrs. L. O. Crowder and Lewis and Edward Crowder. The bride (s a ropular student of State Teachers college and is a graduate of Spring- field High school. She has been the ! ' honoree of a number of parties 'And showers. Mr. and Mrs. Pasiry . !!: for a short trip :h. .. : : thern part of the
which they w! he at home ! Be coe. Missouri, where Mr. Pastry is engaged in business.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 10: James W. Melton died .** Calvin Carroll Dean died .** Mrs. M. S. Wheaton died. * *
Edwin J. Kent died .*
Mrs. Margaret Jane Ringenberg died .** Mrs. Louise Henderson died .**
Page 11: Miss Vivian Grove and Mr. Lawrence S. Wrightsman are engaged to marry .** Miss Ada B. Crowder and Mr. Clyde M. Pasley were married .**
Miss Ruth McGuire and Mr. Carl Mattingly will be married Wednesday in
Memphis. Miss McGuire is a graduate of Drury college.
Card of thanks from O. W. Bruton and others .*
CARD OF THANKS.
"To the many friends and neighbors who so kindly thought of our hour of sorrow in the death of our father. Dr. J. T. Bruton, we wish to express.our appreciation for kind words and desde and beautiful expressions of wympe- thy, especially do we thank our File. co friends' for the beautiful floral offering, which so fittingly expressed our mutual friendship.
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: MR. AND MRS. O W BRUTON AND BRETON FAMILY.
Engagement Announced
mangement of" Ma ville Tai North Grant'swebper Lawina 8. Wrightaman, too.of odmin. J. D., Wrightemen. cath Hampton avenue, bas been an! ounced : by. the parents of the bride. The date.of the wedding will be set for sometime this fall.
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DEATHS
JAMES W. MELTON.
Funeral services for : James W. Md- ton, 72, pioneer president of Greene county. who died at his bome Beer Strafford 'Saturday afternoon."wir. beld at & p. m. today." Burtal was to Shiloh cemetery. 18 mlles, most of Springfield on the Division street road, under direction of the Klingner funeral home.
CALVIN CARROLL DEAN."
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Funeral services for Calvin Carroll Dean, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Ben Dean, 708 West Grand armque, who died yesterday afternoon, were held this morning. Burial was in Greenlawn cemetery under direction of the Klingner funeral home.
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EDWIN J. KENT.
Edwin J. Kent. 24, died this morn- . ing at 1886 North Grant avenue, fol- lowing & lingering illness. The body will be forwarded to Kansas City by the Klingner Funeral home for burial.
MARGARET JANE RINGENBERO.
Mrs. Margaret Jane Ringenberg. 73 years old, died last night at her home at Strafford following a brief Illness. . Bhe is survived by three sons, W. 8. and 8. O. Ringenberg of Straf- ford. and C. P. Ringenberg. of Spring- field: three . daughters, Mre. Lula Hesse and Mrs. C. F. Mcclellan, of Strafford, and Mrs. Ella Asbell, of Everton, Mo., and a slater. Mre. Kelly Ringenberg of Tulsa. Okla. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. Tues- day at the Baptist church of Straf- ford. Burial will be In Danforth cemetery under direction of the Klingner Funeral home.
MRS. LOUISE HENDERSON.
Mrs. Louise Henderson, 50 years old, died at 10 a.m. today at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ed A. Smith, 637 Bouth Fort avenue. She is sur- vived by two daughters, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. J. E. Andrews of Bokchita, Okla .; three sisters, Mrs. Anna Wilkie. Mrs. Lizzie Holmes . and Mrs. G. M. Wilkie, all of Ocmulgee. Okla., and two brothers, Nell Wilkie of Canton, Ga., and Alma Wilkie of Westville, Okis. Mrs. Henderson was born April 10. 1877. in Canton, OR., but hed re- sided in Greene county for the past 15 years. Funeral services will be held st 2:80 p. m. Wednesday at the Starne Mortuary, with Rev. J. M. Pearson officiating. Interment will be in Hazelwood cametery under direc- tion, of W. L. Stane, undertaker;
A very pretty home wedding
of Mr. and Mrs. L. 6. Bouth Grant avenue, became the bride of Mr. Clyde M. of the bride's partiti" was held in the living room befory an Improvised altar of farns and flowers. Rev. Ward read the impressive service. The bride was attended by her mistet. Miss Edith Crowder, as maid of hon- or. Mr. Bargent MeGuire of Thiyer wis the best man for the bridegroom. The bride's town was beautiful in its simplicity of white crepe satin trim- med in rhinestones. The maid of hon- i wore an imported frock of orchid chiffon, Bliver trimmed. Immediately following the ceremony. refreshments were served to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Murry Crowder of Wat- weka. Il1 .: Miss Ruth McGuire of Memphis. Tenn ; Misses Frances Whit- taker. Jane Temple, Olive Galloway. Ruby Pasley. Mra. Emry 8. Dilady. Rev. and Mrs. Ward Webb, Bargent McGuire of Thayer: Mr. and Mrs. Lawis O. Crowder and Lewis and Ed- ward Crowder. The bride was a .pop- ular student of Btnte Teachera college and is a graduate of Springfield High School. She has been honoree at & number of parties and showers. Nr. and Mrs. Pasley left for a short trip through the northern part of the mate, after which they will be at home in Roscoe. Mo., where Mr. Pus- Jey is engaged in bueineas.
MRS. M. 8. WHEATON .. .
Mrs. M. 8. Wheaton, 94 years old. who died August 9 at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Alice Wormer, of Brookline, was buried in Brookline cemetery. under direction of the R. E. Thurman Undertaking company of Republic. The deceased is survived by three children. O. E. Wheaton, of Bt. John, North Dakota: W. W. Wheaton, Lewistown, Montans, and Mrs. Alice Wormer. Brookline. seven grandchildren, eix .great grandchil- dren and four great great grandchil- dren. She was born in Essex county, New Jersey.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Acie Lovette and Lucy Farris were married .**
Jewell Stough sues to divorce Catherine Stough. They were married December 22, 1908.
Page 5: Mrs Charles J. Dalman died at Fort Wayne, Indiana. She was the sister of Mrs. F. B. Williams of 1349 North Grant avenue and the daughter of Mrs. L. J. Combs.
Miss Ruth McGuire and Mr. Carl Mattingly will be married Wednesday in
Memphis, Tenn. Miss McGuire is a graduate of Drury college.
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Page 6: Mrs. Harriett L. Stockstill died .** Edwin J. Kent died .**
Mrs. Margaret Jane Ringenberg died .** Mrs. M. S. Wheaton died .*
Mrs. Louise Henderson died .** Mrs. Charles J. Dalman died .* Mrs. Fred J. Marshall died .**
Page 11: Card of thanks from O. W. Bruton and others .*
MARRIAGE LICENSES
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1 Clarence Ennla. 21. and Hildred clark 19. both of Springfield: Acte Lovette, 21, and Lucy Farris. 20. both of Billings: Lester Scrivener. 23. Buffalo, and Pansy Smith, 21. Springfield. Paul Geetch, 30, and Lena Van Zandt. 26, both of Sa- · polpa. okla : William F Myers, 31. and Lena Hogue, 21. both of Spring- field.
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Acto Lovette and Lucy Farris. both of Billings, were married yes- Herday by the Reverend I. D. Har- ris. pastor of tirace M. E. church.
DEATHS
EDWIN J. KENT
The body of Edwin J. Kent, 24 years old, who died yesterday morning at 1886 North Grant ave- nue, will be forwarded this morning by the Klingner Funeral home to Kansas City for l·ur'al.
MARGARET RINGENBERG
Funeral services for Mrs. Mar- garet Jane Ringenberg, 78 years old. who died Sunday night at her home at Strafford, Mo., following a brief Illness. will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Baptist church in Strafford, with burlal In Danforth cemetery under direction of the Klingner Funeral home. She is survived by three sons. C. P. of Springfield. W. S. and B. C. Ring- enberg of Strafford; by three 'daughters. Mra. Lula Hesse and : Mrs. C. F. Mcclellan of Strafford. 1 and Mrs. Ella Ashell of Everton. Mo., and one slater. Mra. Kelly Ringenberg of Tulsa, Okla.
STOCKSTILL SERVICES
-Funeral services for 'Mra. Har- riett L. Btoctretill. 66 years old. who died Saturday at her home on route 10. 10 miles south of Spring- field, will be held at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at the residence with burial in Greenlawn cemetery under direction of the Klingner Funeral home.
CARD OF THANKS
To the many friends and neighbors who so kindly thought of our hour of sorrow 1 . the death of our father, Dr. J. T. Bruton, we wish to express our appreciation for kind words and deeds and beautiful expres- sions of sympathy. Especially do we thank our Frisco friends for the beautiful flora' offering which so fittingly expressed our mutual friendship.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Brutot and Bruton Family. 1
MRS. CHARLES J. DALMAN Funeral services for Mire. Charles J. Dalman, formerly of Springfield and who died following a brief til- Iness at her home In Fort Wayne. ¡ Ind., were held Monday, August S. af that city. Twilight services were conducted at the home on the prev !- nus evening by the Order of the East- e:'n Star, of which she wns a mem- her. She is survived by the hus. fund. two sons, Fred V. of Fort Wayne, and Charles N. Thompson. of Springfield, by her mother. Mrs. I .. J. Comba, and a alster. Mrs. Fred It. Williams, both of Spring- feld. and one brother, W. C. Rue. of t'astana. lowa.
MR& FRED J. MARSHALL
Mra. Fred J. Marshall, 56. mem- ber of an old and well known Greene county family. succumtat d it her home on the Mount Vernon street road at 12:45 o'clock thir morning after an Illness of many months. She had been bedfast since early In February, 1927. Mrs. Mar- shall Is survived by her husband: two sons. John and Murray Mar- shall of the home address, and ithree daughters. Mias Edith Mar- [shall, a teacher nt the Wayne. Neb .. teachers' college; Mrs. Freda Fiedler of Springfield. and Mrs. George Myers of Kansas City. All het children were at the hedside at tl:e time of her death. Mrs. Mar- shall, a native of Missouri, had lived In Greene county for many years. She was an active memoer of South Avenue Christian church. - Funeral arrangements are Incom- plete. hut burial will be In Green- lawn cemetery.
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MRS. LOUISE HENDERSON
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Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Henderson, 50 years old, resident of Greene county for the past 15 years, who died at 10 o'clock yes- terday morning at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ed A. Smith, of 537 South Fort avenue, will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Starne mortuary, with the Reverend J. W. Pearson, pastor of ' St. Paul church, officiating. Burial will . be In Hazlewood cemetery. She le survived by two daughters. Mra. J. E. Andrews, of Bochita. Okla., and Mrs. Smith: by three sisters, Mrs. Anna Wilkle, Mrs. Lizzle Holmes and Mrs. G. M. WIl- : kle, all of Okmulgee. Okia .. and by two brothers, Nell Wilkie, of Can- ton. Ga., and A. Wilkle, of West- ville, Okla.
MRS. IM. & WHEATON Mra. M. 8. Wheaton, 14 years of !! who died at the home of her daugh- ter. 'Mrs. Alice Wormer, of Brook- Une, Mo., on August ,, was buried In the cemetery at Brookline under direction of the Thurman Under- taking company. She is survived by three children, O. E. Wheaton. of St. John. North Dakota; W. W. Wheaton of Lewistown. Mont., and Mrs. Alice Wormer of Brookline. and by seven grandchildren, six greatgrandchildren and four great- great-grandchildren.
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 1: Lester Loveall, about 34, was killed Sunday when he picked up a live wire at Dixon, Mo. He is survived by his mother who has been helpless since she broke both wrists in an accident three years ago.
Page 2: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 15: Mrs. F. B. Williams of Springfield and her mother Mrs. L. J. Combs went to Fort Wayne, Indiana, for the funeral of Mrs. C. J. Dalman, a sister of Mrs. Williams.
Jewell Stough sues to divorce Catherine Stough. They were married in December 1908.
Page 16: The Logan family held a reunion .** There is a group photo. Jacob H. Huber died .** Mrs. Louise Henderson died .* Mrs. Fred J. Marshall died .**
MAN IS KILLED WHEN HE GRABS LIVE WIRE
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DIXON. Mo. Aug. 16 .- (Special ) -- ; Funeral services were held here yes- terday afternoon for Loster "Happy" .. I Loveall, who was killed Instantly Sunday evening when he picked up a live wire. The serviced were conduct. : ed by Rev. D. E. Pirida at Grace M. . E church.
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Lovcali was called to the home of Charles Snilth Sunday evening after Mr. Snifth had cut tro electric light wires leading to hla home when bu . wife auffered a shock. Loveall was went to the Smith bome id makt re- - palro and he took hold or .the wire where the Insulation had burned AWAY. His hand was, burned off by the shock.
Loveeli, who was 34 years old. 1E survived by his mother, ube has been helpicss since an accident three years Ago when she fell and . broke both W1'1615.
Mrs. F. B. Williams, 1849 North Orant avenue, who was called from Bellingham, Wash., to Fort Wayne. Ind. on account of the death of her Flater. Mrs C. J. Dalman, has returned home. She was accompanied home : by her mother. Mrs. L. J. Combs, who has been spending the summer in lowa Mrs. Combs also went to Fort Wayne to attend the funeral.
MARRIAGE LICENSEA.
Marriage licenses were sequed to the following yesterday by Recorder Jack W. McKee.
Lotter Barivener, 15. Buffalo,, and Pansy Smith, 21. Springfield. . . Paul Orethel, 30. and Lena Ven- zandt, 26, both of Bapulpa, Okla. William Mye:# 33. and Lena Hogue, 21. both of Springfield
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LOGAN
DESCENDANTS
About 130 descendants of William Logan. Br . and their friends attended the annual Logan family reunion Sunday at Baptist Hill, three and one-half miles west of Mount Ver- non, despite heavy raine which kept many members away because of Im- passable highways. Ten states be- rides Missouri were represented at the reunion. Including four persons who traveled more than 2.000 mlles to be present. They were from Call- fornia.
Officer of the Logan family aseo- : ciation were eloved for next year who will have charge of arrangements for the 1926 reunion to be held Auguat 12 of next year at the same place L A Logan of Hurley. No. le president: B L. Woodford of Ma- rionville, vice president, and J. B. Logan of Springfield, secretary-treas- urer.
Basket Dinner Rerved. .
A basket dinger was served at noon
in the large dining hall of the Baptist Hill resort. followed by the samembly
with a prayer led by Ber C. C. Con! lot. pastor c! the Metropolitan Ave- nur Methods: Epuscopei church of Kansas City. Kan
Rev Ben F Logac. pastor of the Presbyterian church of Austin. Tex., delivered the address of the'after-
Special musica: suntem were giren in connection with the iafter -. ' noon program. Mrs. Mary O. White of Webb City, who is 70 years old. JAG6 "Far Away " Miss Rufina Bloes of Aurora gave several piano selec- i.tions, and Charles Logan, 9-year-old planist, presented several plano num ... bera and played the accompaniment for his 5-year-old sister, Betty Bue. who sang The child musicians ne children of Mr. and Mrm. 3. 1. Logan of Paris, Texas ..
Orchestra Furnishen Music.
An orchestra composed of Beulah
Logan, plano: Ida Bess Logan, violin and Harold Logan, clarinet. 5.v. several selections. Only direct de- ecendants of the Lawrence county pioneer took part. In the program
The logan family tree, beginning with Willlam Logun. 8. . .... :::.. to settle in southwest Missouri. where Logan. Mo .. Is now located And !! thirteen children. was posted at the all members of the family could ex- amine it and make corrections or ad- ditiona. The family tree Is being per- fected by Miss Mabel Oorman. davar .-
LET of Attorney O. B. Gorman. of Springfield. Only 30 addition made to the 403 descendants atready, located by Mim Oortcan Coptes of the corrected document .will be pe ! pared and went to !! members of the l family
Nevera From Springheld.
Three silencing !: x. Springfield and their families were M: and . Mrs. ; A. F. Logan, Mr. and Mrs J. B. Lo- i gan, Mr. and Mrs. C E Logan, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gorman, Mr and Mra ..
P. L. Heyes, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. But- ler, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Kastan- delok. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hayes. Ralph Forbes and John Logan.
Those from other states who came for the reunion were: Mr. and Mrs. Ha:old Kellogg. Los Angeles. Callf . Mrs. Ella Scott. Anaheim. Callf . Mir Minnie Clark, San Bernardino. Callf .: Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Eaker. Ortonville. Minn .: Leon H. Logan. Shreveport. La .; Mrs. J. F. Edwards, Baton Rouge. A: Mr. Jack Cronin. Baton Rouge: Mr. Arch Stafford, Omaha, Nebr .:
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Max Agar .. D.E. :. T., Rer B. P. Logan, Aus !!:.. Trx Mrs J. X; Vak- ontine. Ft .Worth. Trx . Mr. and .MAL. J. I. Logan, Poria. Tex . Mr. and Mrs. John R Grelegan. Payere. MImp .:: Mr and Mrs W O Turrent'ne. Miami Fin : M: A! .. Y.cr. - .
W ........ Indianapolis Ind Ne. And Mrs. John . Riafford Green Fires Ark:" Mr."and" Mrs & C. West, In ?? ' : Ark .: Mr.
r : Harrison; . imxia Mr. and Mrs. ('1;te Locar .. . -r.4. Worth. Tex.
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JACOB H. HUBER.
Jacob; B. Huber, 11 years old. of Billings, Mo", died at his home Mog- day morning following a brief illness. Mr. Huber was born in Zurich. Switzerland, in 1848 and came to this country'in 1883. 'He is survived by bjs wife. Mrs. Henriette Huber: by erai daughters, Mr. Jums Quinand. Mrs. L. N. Wlesbaum and Mrs. J. L. Hunter of Springfield, Mrs. Ben Bor- man and Mrs. Adolph Lehman of Billings; Mrs. William Thompson of St. Louis, and Mrs. Anna Colline of Denver. Colo .; and by a son, Henry Huber of Billings; 14 grandobildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Peter's church in Billings under direction of A. S. Wallace Undertaking company.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Henderson, 50, resident of Groene county for the past 16 years, who died at 10 o'clock yesterday morning at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ed A Smith, of 887 South Fort avenue. will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Starne mortuary. with Rov. J W. Pearson, pastor of St. Paul church. afflotating. Burial will be In Hazel. brood cemetery.
MRS. FRED J. MARSHALI.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred J. Marshall, 66, Who died at her home on the Mount Vernon street road at 12:45 o'clock this morning after an Wilnoes of many months. will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the home. with Rev. I. F. Leake officiating. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery. the is survived by her husband: two cons. John and Murray Marshall of the home address, and three daugh- tare, Miss Edith Marshall, a teacher at the Wayne. Nob., teachers college; Mrs. Freda Fielder of Springfield, and Mrs. George Myer of Kansas City. All ber children were at the bedside when death camo. :
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Nona Z. Patterson sues to divorce Edward F. Patterson. They were married ecember 30, 1925.
Marriage license: Ray Ecton, 32, of Brookline and Gladys Barnett, 16, of Republic.
Page 2: Son born August 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Compton of 2056 North Fremont venue.
Page 3: Jacob H. Huber died .** Mrs. Louise Henderson died .** Mrs. Fred J. Marshall died .*
George R. Mc Williams sues to divorce Edith Lee Mc Williams. They were harried December 29, 1923.
Page 10: Card of thanks from Mrs. Elizabeth Muri and others .**
Page 12: Mrs. Mary Hartmiller died .**
Minnie Adams sues to divorce Oscar Adams. They were married July 1, 1914.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and righbors for the kindness and sympathy hown during the recent illness and death ( nur husband and father. John N. Murl : Im for the many beautiful floral offer-
MRS. F.I.IZARETH MURI. MR. and MRS. VIRGIL F. ANDERSON
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