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Me ta surviral by the widow. four daughter: Mra. Morria, Mr. A. T. Newton, Holden. No : Mra. D. Pickel, MU South Campbell avenue, and Mrs. Frank Beach St Loule, by one alster and meterel bruthera -
MRS. EVA OTTO.
Mrs Era J. Otto. 30 years old. wife of Paul Otto. died Friday at the family home in Winfield. La .. after a brief illness of pneumonia She is survived by the husband; twoi daughters, Minera Er. Pauline and
ern. Sark and Carnet Otw, all of the home; and by two sisters, Mra. | Ben Hatten of Strafford. Mo., and.
Funeral servire were held at 2:30
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Lewis St Ferie. istor of Fire' Bap-
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MEN. MARY LARI.EN
Mie. Mary P. Largeu, 47 years old. wife of James A. Largen, died this! morning at the home. 1001 East Con - inscrital altoet Hle is survived by the Husband and one daughter; Nien Mad- eline Largen, of the home address. ! Funeral arrangements. ale Incomplete but the body will be taken overland .. by the Rlinguer Undertaking company ' Sparta tomonuw morning. Inter- went will be made in Wright cometery.
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İi: . A. O. KIMNETT.
Adam O. Kimmett, 61 years old. died a1 2:30 oclock this morning at ale bame. 734 douth Orant avenue. following a lingering illness.
Mr. Kimmett had reelded in this city for a number of years. Ile was · tallor by profesion, having work - Md for several Springfield lafloriug shop at different times
The devraient ts ausfeed by the widow, Que wou. Narulu Kinunett of ¡ the home address: one daughter. Hre. Maurice Herbert of Chicago, III: oula brother, Joe Kimimett if Ht Joseph. bio .; by one diater, Mrs. Mory Paukau of St. Joseph, Mo.
. Funeral arrangementa are incom- . plate pending word from relatives. but will be In charge of the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home,
MAN. ATELLA C'LIMER. .
Mrs. Otalla Wagner Climer, 28 years old. died at 3:50 o'clock Bunday morning at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mra Mike Wagner. 2400
will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at &t. Joseph Catholic church. Interment will be made in Bt Mary's cemetery under the direc- tion of the Herman H." Lohmeyer ! Funeral home Mrs. Climner 14 sul - sived by her parents.
Murrwgr Aunonured.
Miss Ante cos of Staranfield, who has
au Hier of the MeMint barber shop ! bric. 1. ... been made. The young . couple weer married by Kev. M. A. I -
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TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 4: There is an article about W. E. Freeman .**
Page 16: George S. Burney died .**
Folks You Know Informal Glimpesor and Sidelighta on Prominant Springfieldiane.
HE can hook the "willest bass. bring down the crookedest fly- Ing quall-and deliver an address of welcome that meets with the ap- proval of the hard-bolled political reportere of metropolitan newapa- pera.
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Ladles and Gen- tlemen, mert the
חבוחי ילן
The mayor es- tablithed his Tep. utation at the best of all in de- filvering an ad- drept of welcome when he spoke la? the delegates · of The state demu- cratic convention held here .1. * Freeman
years ago.
"Folks." wald The mayor. "I'm glad you're here and I hope you have a good time. Thank you "
Pleased the , Reporters
That was the greatest address of Whothe ever delivered under auml- ar circumstances ' Sach was the
Loula and Kahsai " City - newspaper men here to "covers the gathering But it's in noating down" some honest-to-goodness ' fishing. stream or following the dogs in the field that the mayor: thingss) And he bas a real sclance & his own' 19-the
fishing game. "His one rule le -~ 3 "If the other fellow's having bet- ter luck. see just what he's doing and try it yourself."
Nothing, says the mayor. Is too amall to be overlooked. Y Even the velght of a winker may mean the! difference between a fine day's catch und marely a nibble or two. I
Served As Sheriff
The mayor also qualifies when it comes to pulltics. He was a mem- ber of the city council under the old form of government, served four Years us sheriff, and now la In his serund term as mayor.
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Just now. however. the mayor's attention is considerably engrossed In city affairs. He is said to b. Inclined to the belief that the tut. . 4 of Springfield should be allowed to ballot on several bon ) Issues in wu - der to find out definitely what pub- le sentiment is with reference to proposed sewage disposal plant ex- pansion, Waduets and subways.
Mayor Freeman, by the way, is!
I ). iblind Avenue. 'have ote daughter, Mildred, now Mrs. Herschel N.rtter
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DEATH TOBERN FRISCO VETERAN
Worked for Road Since 1882, When He Rode First Train on Southern Branch
George S. Burney, 18 years old, one of the first telegraph operatora employed on the Springfield-Mem- phis division of the Frisco lines dropped dead. on the Frisco depot platformi at Mansfield, according to word received in Springfield last night.
Physicians who were called said heart trouble caused death. Mr Burney had run around a long freight train to reach a passenger train on which he wanted to mail a post card. He fell unconscious as he reached the mall car.
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and: rode out of Springt
[first train that ever was operated Dpa the jteouthern( branch of' the Trecon then thối Kansas City, Ftet Scott and Memphis line. "This ; trip was made in July, 1882.
He rode'on the train to Mansfield where he was to be one of the first operators .on -the division. He has since been employed continuously with the company, having held positiona in Mountain Grove, Cedar Gap and other towns along the route. . .
Only a few days ago the Frisco dlacontinued the service of the telegraph operator at Manafield and Mr. Burney was transferred to C'edur Gap but had not yet gone to that place to luke his new position
. Funeral Services Here
Funeral services for Mr. Burney wil ibe held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the home of his daugh- ter. Mra. O. D. Morris, 1315 North Grant avenue. Interment will be made in Hazelwood cemetery under direction of the Paxson funeral home.
Mr. Burney is survived by the widow, four. daughters; Mrs. Morris. Mrs. A. T. Newton, Holden, Mo .: Mrs. D. Plckel, 640 South Campbell avenue, and Mrs. Frank Beach, St. Loula; by one sister und several brothers.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 3: Card of thanks from Bruno Glaubitz and others .** Page 12: Mr. and Mrs. John Hancock of Mount Vernon announce the birth of a son Virgil Hancock.
George W. Putnam of Kansas City and Ruth M. Young of Springfield obtained a marriage license in Kansas City.
Mrs. Stella Wagner Climer died .** Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Davis died .** Mrs. C. W. King died .** George S. Burney died .* John A. Ferguson died .**
H. D. Higby died .** Adam G. Kimmett died .**
Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Murray of 747 Pickwick avenue announce the birth of a son this morning.
DEATHS
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MRA. ATKIJA CLIMEK. Funeral services for Mra. Utella ' Wagner Clinier, 28 years old, who died Sunday morning, ut the home of. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wagurr. 3408 North Broadway ave. que, were held at 9 o'clock this mora- : Ing at St. Joseph Catholic church. ! Interment wne made in St. Mary's cemetery under the direction of the ! Hernian 11. Lohmeyer Funeral home. !
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MAN. NARAN DAVIS. 1
Mrs Barah Elizabeth Davin. 77 years old. dird this morning nt he: home 1748 North Boulevard The devesent I :" the wife of the late J. A. Dais She Is survived by two daughters. ; Mrs. Idella Rumeril end Mias Nina i Russell. both of Springfield: by two Mins. Pred Holloway. of Maiden. III. wid J. W. Davis. of Oklahoma City: by one slater. Mary P Knox of !'ul- uenville, Okla; and by one, brother. P. J. White of Springfield. Funeral Iservices will be held at 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the KILLInter Funeral chapel The body will then he taken overland Thursday to Dixon, Mu. for burial. Services will be in : charge of the Rov A. B. Humphrey. : pastor of the Central Christian I church.
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GEORGE A. BURNET.
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Funeral services for Ocorgo 8 Burney, On years old. who died and- denly Baturday morning. were held At 10 o'clock this morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. O. D. Mortla. 1815 . North Orant avenue. Interment was made in Hazelwood cemetery under the direction of the Paxson Funeral home.
JOHN A. FERGUSON.
Prineral services for John A. Per- guion. 82 years old, who died at 9 o'clock Bundav night at his home. 1430 East Thomman Attert, will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Woodland Heights Presbyterian church. Intermeut will be made in Maple Park cemetery under the di- rection of the Klingner Funeral home
1. D. HIGHY. H D Higby, veteran Frisco en- gturer. died at his home in Okla- honin City Pridar, according to word received here Nr. and Mra Hlyby had lived in Monett for several years before moving to Oklahoma City.
A. O. KIMME.TT.
- Funeral services will be held at Di , o'clock tomorrow morning at Bt. Ag- nes Catholic church for Adwun O. Kimmelt, 61 years old, who died early yesterday morning at his home, 734 Bouth Grant avenue. Interment will be made in St Mary's cemetery un- der the direction of the Herman H. Lohmeyer funeral home.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Ray K. Murray, 747 Pickwick avenue, announce the birth of a con this morning,
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MRS. C. W. KING.
Mrs. C. W. King, 00 years old, for- . merly of this city. died at the home : of her daughter In Denver. Colo .. ; Monday at 4:30 p. m.
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Mrn. King had recently visited her daughter. Mra. F. J. Mayabb, . 415 Kast Pacific street. Springfield, and had returned to Denver only a few days before her death. Mrs .. King was a pioneer resident of this city. haring Itved here 50 years before go- · Ing to Denver where she has spent the past six years. Her husband diod ! about one year ago.
! King is survived by three daughtern. M.P. Mayahb of this city. ' And Mis B C. Killingsworth and Mra Bertie Reese of Denver, and tuo ; mona. O C. King and Mitchel King of Denver.
Funeral services are in be held in Der:ver
Mr. and Mrs. Jaba HaDoook of Mount Vernon announce the birth of s son, Virgil, at the Burge hospit- a
CARD OF THANK ..
We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness and sympathy chown wie in the death of our son and brother, also for the beautiful floral offeringa.
NHL AND MRS. BRUNO OLAURITZ AND FAMI !. Y. . .
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Osorme W. Putnam of Kansas City and Both M. Young of Springfield Cotatped a marriage license in Kan- aus City yesterday. Fogell Beauty Shoppe. 206 Last Walnut, phone 3263-W .- Adv. -
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 2: There is an article about T. O. Doss .**
Page 4: There is an article about John P. Ramsey .**
Page 7: Mrs. Emma Burney, 68, burned to death at the home of her son one mile east of Wishart. She is survived by three sons and a daughter. Her funeral services were held at Morrisville .**
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Folks You Know
. Informal Glimpess and Sidelight en Prominent" Springfieldians.
WHAT do you think of a man who already · receives a good many complaints yet has the temerity to invite more? ?? "
That's John Jamsey, city commissioner of streetn.
. "Cooperation" is the text on missioner ready to preach sermon almost
treet work. moring rapidly: As ? possi. blend the Ramsey thoroughfares' in an good a condition as we can," the commissioner- reinarked. "But it isn't possible for our :ilmited force to keep in touch with all the atreele and avenues all the time -- especially since the limits were extended."
When Cocperation Lacking
And here is where Interested residents get a chance to cooper- ale with real assistance and with complaint.
"Take the matter of keeping the paved streets clean when the leaves have fallen," said Commissioner Ramsey. "We try. to clean the paving then. and residents can help by having their leaves in the street before the cleaning If they expect the city to remove them.
"Biti there hasn'tofbeva cooperation wwwheits como a rock haves waited; . until thepay cleaned'and; the from their yards Into the areas Theni came a suggestion ritto registering : complaint, that helps The department with Its work. What He Wants to Know "Some folka." maid the commla Aloner .: "are thoughtless and inslet' on throwing liroken glass and other rubbish into the street with the idea that the tur can get rid of 11. . It the presence of such tranh on the street is reported to us.' the stuff can la' removed.
... "And we like to know of places where work is especially needed. Of course we tan't. do everything that is desired, Init If bad condi- tions are reported to the depart- ment. "we are ready to do the best
Commissioner Ramsey does not confine all his thoughts to atreets. however. He has time to be an! active worker in Benton Avenue Methodist Eplacogal church and , also to be chancellor commander. and n trustee of Orient lodge No. 86. Knights of Pythlas.
The commissioner und Mrs. Ram- sey reside nt 1902 North Main nvo- nue. They have four children. all of whom are married.
Car Policeman
Another Yof a" Sorten fredusing the 'Members! co. Springfield's Bluecoate F
FORTY-THREE Years of Life have "been spent by Sergt. T. O. Doss on' farma'in Greene and' Ogark counties
The sergeant was born on a farm near Thornfield, In Ozark county. and lived there until he was 20 years . old. He received his edu- cation In. the schools of the vicinity.
At the age of 20 he moved to & farm in Greene county, and when he wan 23 years old he was mar- ried to Miss Allce T. O. Doss 20 additional
Burkehend. For years he lived on a farm Fix miles southwest of Springfield.
: Sergeant Doss was then appoint- ed gau deputy sherif by:' Sheriff George : Spencer. He moved? to Springfield 'and held the office for four years. Upon completion of this term he operated his farm for two years, although he maintained his residence in Springfield.
Four years ago he was appointed to the Springfield police force as mntrolman, holding that position for .. one year. For almost three years he served. as reserve officer und last November was promoted to the position of desk sergeant. which he holds at the present tline. Sergeant Doss is a member of the First Presbyterian church and of the Modern Woodmen of America ..
Tho sergeant has three sons and one daughter. These are: William M. Doss, employed by the Spring- feld Grocer company: O. D. DORS nf Tulsn, Okla .; H. A. Doss, cin- Hoyed at the Springfrid Grocer company, and Mrs. Jessle Ine DI- lard, who lives with her father at 911 New avenue.
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BURNS ARE FATAL FOR MRS. BURNEY
Funeral Services Held. Yester- day for Polk County Wo- man; No Inquest Held
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Funeral, services were held yes- terday afternoon at Morrisville for Mrs. Emma Burney, 68, who WAR burned to death at the home of her sun, one mile east of Wishert. Mra. Burney's son and daughter went to the barn Sunday afternoon to attend lo some stock and were
beard soreims for help .);4 Find Mother In Flames
Rushing into the house, thẻy found Mrs. Burtrey in flames. Her clothing was burned from her body and she died a few minutes after- wards. The coroner of Polk county was called and decided that an in- quest was unnecessary. Mrs. Bur- ney was belleved to have tried to fix the fire when the flames ignited her clothing. The body was badly charred. .
Mrs. Burney is survived by three sons and a daughter. . Funeral services were hold yesterday at Morrisville under the direction of the Hulcheson-Blue Undertaking company of Bollvar.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 2: There is an article about the naming of Rolla, Mo .**
Page 7: John A. Ferguson died .**
Mrs. Clara Dane died .** Mrs. Emma Burney died .*
Mrs. Sarah Davis died .*
Mrs. W. H. Martin died .** Henry B. Smithmier died .* Adam G. Kimmett died .** James'Milton Davis died .** Mrs. Ella Weaver died .**
Page 8: Card of thanks from Mrs. Delia R. Gisler and others .*
Page 11: Miss Bernene Waggoner and Mr. Victor Clements di *** were married Chloris Louise Griffeth and Paul Edgar Pearson were married .** Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dunsmore celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary .**
Niatleth Anniversary.
Mr and Mrs. Albert Ininamore rel- ebrated their sixtieth wedding auni- veresta last Friday at their home Itt Thayer Several children. grandchil.'
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dren and great grandchildren enjoyed With them the dinner of · oysters. baked chicken and various other del-
New York state and Mrs. Dunamore In Michigan where they were mar- ried . Sir Ihmamore served as a Union
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YARD OF THANKA .. We wish to thank our many . frwnde and neighbors for their kind- ' lima sympathy and beautiful floral offerings, during the sickness and
- death of our beloved ann and brother. MRS. DELIA K OIBLER. AND BONS
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Clements-Waggoner.
Alles Derene Waggoner of 816 West Walnut street bacatne the bride of Mr Victor Clemente of Mountain View on last Monday, the ceremony taking place at Wrat Plalum.
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Namon-Griffeth.
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On Sunday, January 16. At o'clock high noon, Chlorla Lattine Griffith and Paul Edgar Pearson were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H +O. Oriffeth, 1419 . West Phelps street Rev. F B Reines, partor of the College street Baptist church. performed the ceremony. After the ceremony an elaborate dinner was 1
arried by the bride's mother. the centerent the table was a large wedding cake, baked and beautifully, decorated by the britte's father, H. O. Oriffeth. Dinner was laid for the following guests. Mr and Mra. F M Pearson, parents of the growth: l'alt- line and Marguerite Pearson. sisters of the groom. Hes Y U Rainer. N.I. and Mrs. 'T. J. Prarson and daughter. . Alle. Air and Mis Harry Heine und children. Hillte. Maxthe and Marjorie. Miss Viola Craly, the host med himatras. Mr and Afro 11 O Oufffeth, und chil. hru. Everett. Noul and Jean
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ROLLA WAS NOT NAMED IN HONOR OF DOG BUT SIR WALTER RALEIGH
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Clerk Didn't Know How to Spoll Namo and Wrote it Phonetically.
J D 'Quetin la of the opinion that Rolla was not named for a dog. Mrs. | J .. P. Montgomery, of Portland, Ore. daughter of Governor John B. Phelps, facebuy. par. a version of the 'nam- Ing of Rolls. She'had been Informed that a man who objected to naming the county Phelps, succeeded In nain- ing the county best after his dog In revet.ge. 2 :. Custa believe this le -
an error.
- Named for Kir Walter
"Following the . early settlement of Holla." said Mr Chusatin. "the Tubeb- Ilante destret the retablishment of a postoffice. The masses fall under dia -
designated is draw up a petition to be more to the postoffice depart.
- were wie wir lind come from North Caroltus, she unit of respect to their whom it was decided to walk the line parteacht to lianie the "new"'office! "Haleigh ' The Arriveder, not belux . !familiar with the North Carolina cap -. Ital for the names of the horole' rig- und of the Elisabetbau period,, wrote is: phourtically 'Rolla,. and post- office department adopted the sugges- Gọn .an written In the petition.
"I heard this question discussed by '
.. ·such prominent Heures in Rolle his- tury as the late lien F. Y. Mitchell. ~ Julge C. C .Bland. Walbridge J. Pow- : ell, and others, and I am quite altro 1: mn correct. I Have been pretty well i acquainted with itial part of the state I'll livello ho years and I never heard of all other versions of the Hating of Hulla"
DEATHS
JOHN A. FERGUSON.
that this afternoon al Woodland Heighto Presbyterian church for John a. Porqueon Is years old the ated Sunday night at ba bqme, 1490 xest Thomas street. Interniant was made in Maple Fark cemetery under the direction of the Klingner Funeral home
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NILS. CLARA DANE.
Funeral wrrices for Mrs. Clara DaDe. 17 years old. of T3! Boonville aranus, who died st her home yes- terday morning after a brief tilDes will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow Vternvan at the Alms Lohmeyer Funeral home Buriai will be made In Last Lawn cemetery.
Mrs. Dane is survived by the bus- band. Quy Dane: the mother, Mr. Mary Henderson: two alsters. Mrs. 'Leaua Crown, Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mra. Ids Stapel, Marshfield: three 'b.others. E. D., Floyd and Walter Henderson, all of Springfield.
MILS. EMMA BURNEY.
Funeral servicee for Mrs. Emma Burney. 68 years old, who was burn- ed to death at the home of her son. one mile rast of Wishart. were bold Jesieruby afternoon at Morrisville.
Sunday afternoon Mre Burney's , son and daughter went to the barn to attend to some stock. They heard "Un Humey cry for help. They rush- :ed to the house and found the wom- !an's clothes on fire. She died a few minu:ca Ja:cz .
Dr. Burney is survived by three sons and a daughter. Funeral ser- Vices "were beid under the direction of the Hutchenon-Blue Undertaking
A. O. KININETT.
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Funeral service for Adam G. Kim weil Il years old, who died Monday
Grant arenun will be held at . o'clock Thursday morning at Agnes Catholic church. Interment will be made in 81. Mary's cemetery under the direction of the Herman . H. Lohmeyer Funeral home.
Mr. Kimmets was boru lu Oblo. He was formerly a druggiet at St. Joseph. He to survived by his wid- · ow, a daughter, Mrs. Maurice Her- bark of Chicago, and a sou. Martin Kimmett, of the home.
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JAMES M. DAVIA.
Word has been received here of the death of Janies Milton Davis, 70 years old, of the home of his daugh- | for In Charleston, Ill. Mr. Davis for 38 years was a resident of Spring -. ' field, Iraring this city about two ' years ago to realde with hits daugh- ter in Illinote
During a large part of bile real- denre here. Mr. Davis was an employe of The Leader. being a solicitor in the rural districts of this motion. He retired several years before loav. ing Bpringfield
MI Dass was a mall of deep re- litmus convictions and WAS well known throughout this city and
Southwest Missouri. He is survived ' by one daughter in Charleston. III .. another daughter in London. Eng-
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NKA. ELLA WEAVER.
Mra. Xlia Weaver of 1845 West , Olive street rrvired word this morn- · Ing from Poplar Mutt, Mo., of the ! death of her brother, John Garrett, 05 yuars old, who died last night at hie horne. The decedent leaves five children and four sisters. The ale- tero are: Mirs. Ella Wearer of this city: Mr. Mary Goodrich, and Mrs. | Barajı Inman, both of Mountain Orore. Mo., and Mrs. Lilly Hillle of Poplar Bluff. Mo. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Poplar .
IL M UNITIINIEL.
Henry B. Amithmer. 70 years uld. veteran retired Frisco passenger en- gineer. died at 10 otlook this morn- Ing at the fanuly home. 1094 North Campbell avenue, after a brief lu- nes. Mr. Saithmaler rittred trom - service five years ago after serving 38 i years with the Prisco. He had realded in Springfield 88 years.
The deceased is survived by four wina, W. H Hmithmier. of Kansas ('If). J & Mmithinter, of Chicago: H. 1. funitistaler, of Los Angeles, and H. & Smithmler, of Detroit; and by two daughter Hra. Joseph Millet and 14les LAHA Binithinler, both of the huine adttreas. Funeral arrangements am Humplete, but will be held under direction of the Herman H. Lohmeyer funeral home
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 4: There is an article about James E. Cox .**
Page 10: Henry B. Smithmier died .**
Mrs. W. H. Martin died .** Mrs. Clara Dane died .* A. G. Kimmett died .** James M. Davis died .** John Garrett died .* John Rupple died .**
MRS. W. H. MARTIN
Mrs. W. H. Martin, 84, of Bostid, N. C., died at 6:30 o'clock Wednes- ; day morning, according to word re- celved here yesterday. Mrs. Martin was the mother of C. G. and G. P. Martin, owners of the Martin Broth- ers Piano company. C. G. Martin returned to Springfield yesterday. his mother having shown conalder- oble Improvement. for a few days before his departure. G. P. Martin remained at the bedside. C. G. Mar- Un returned yesterday evening to attend funeral services.
MRS. CLARA DANE
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Dane, 37, who died Tuesday at her bome. 731 Boonville avenue,; Wtub held at 2 o'clock this afternoon af the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home .. Burial will follow in East Lawn cemetery.
JOHN GARRETT
John Garrett. G5, dled Tuesday night at his home In Poplar Blut ?. according to information received postarday by big sister, Mrs. Ela Weaver, of Ju ofw tout'TE Foral services will be held"at Popier Bluff today. . Mr.'-Garsstt, ;lo3 vived by five children and > ters ". The sisters . aro, Mn'Eu" Weaver of 'this city: Mra " Mary .. Goodrich and Mra: Sarah / Loman. both of Mountain ; Grove,Me .. Mrs." Lilly Hillis, of . Poplar'Butt. Ma. . .
JOHN' RUPPLEY
John Rupple, a former realdent of Springfield, died at bla home in Seattle, Wash., on December 11, according to word received yester- day from Mrs. Rupple by Mrs. A. J. Scott, 430 Kimbrough avenue.
Mr. Rupple, who lived in Spring- feld more than 10 years, went to Seattle four years ago, where he lived until the dato of his death lle is survived by his wife and one bon, Harry Rupple.
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MRS. W. H. MARTIN.
Word was received here this mom- Ing froai Bostic. North Carolina, of the death of Mrs. W. H. Martin, 84 years old, mother of C. O mad G. P. Martin, owners of the Martin Broth- ers Piano company.
Mrs. Martin had been Ill for come Ume. C. O. Martin returned rester- day from his mothery bedside. u. P. Startin rus al the budalde of ils mother plus death aume. O. d. Jur un left this afternoon to return to ume for the funeral.
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