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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtice Were Married April 27, 1864-He Declares 27th of the Month Has Been His Lucky Day.
BUFFALO, Mo. April 27 - ,Speciali'nin When he moved to Missourt he - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtice, wbo arrived at hie destination on the 27th were married April 27. 1864, are cele- : of the month.
The war veteran is the author. of
4 brating their sixty-third wedding ali- Missouri poem, "I Want To Go Back ḷniversary here today. The 27th of ! To Old Miszou," and lusnow.at work Ibe month the date of his marriage. . compiling data for a book on his civil . Mr. Curtice . says, has been his lucky . war experiences. day.
Mr. And Mrs. Curtice are the par- He enlisted for service in the civil ents of six children. three of whom war on April 27. 1861. re-enlisted Feb- survive. They are Mrs. Alice Moyer- Wing of St Louis, state industrial in- spector: Mrs. Neve Warren, Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. Cecella Belf, Wilson.
ruary 27. 1864, and was dlacharged from the army November 27. 1865, af- ter engaging in twenty-seven battles Ion a member of the siinch IllInola may.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, of Humansville, Mo., announce the birth of a daughter. Charlene Hood, on April 23.
Born. to Mr. and Mra. D. Il Saite- man. route 6. a son. Alvin David. on : April 26.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Recorder Jack W. McKee today issued a marriage license to Eugene M. Lowe and Thelma Lee Lemons. both of Springfield.
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Funeral urken M 'Hot. Kathryn White. M. who died Sunday Uternoon at her home here on Camp- ball avenue, were conducted at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon at Mammoth Spring. Ark., where the body was taken Monday under the direction of W. L. Btarne, funeral director.
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LITTERAL SERVICES.
Funeral services for Mra. Columbia Denton Litteral, 63. who died of pneu- monia Sunday night at the Gateway .hotel, were conducted at the Paxson funeral home at 2:30 o'clock this af- ternoon. Burial was in Hazelwood cemetery.
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MRS. REBA SPELLMAN.
Funeral services for Mrs. Reba Spell- man. 22. wife of John Spellman, who . died yesterday morning at her home. I 329 West Locust street, were con- - ducted' at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Klingner funeral home. Burial was in Greenlawn cemetery.
FRANCIS J. COINS.
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"Funeral services for Francis J. Coins, 72, 1420 Summit srenue. who died in a hospital here yesterday morning after a long illness, will be conducted at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning In Sacred Heart church with Rev. Thon:as Brady officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. under . the direction of the Herman Lohmey- er funeral home.
BODY TO ARRIVE FRIDAY. The body of Arthur D. Reich. & for- mer resident of Springfield, who died at 9 o'clock yesterday morning at hle home in Washington. D. C., will arrive here Friday for burial. Funeral ar- rangements are incomplete, but the I services will be held at the Paxson funeral home.
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STERLING P. LAMBIRD.
Funeral services for Sterling P. Lambird. 63. who died early Monday morning at his home. 719 College atrect, were conducted at 2:30 o'clock ! this afternoon at the Starne mortuary with Rev. Lewis M. Hale. pastor of the First Baptist church. officiating. Services nl the grave in Harelwood cemetery were in charge of the Springfield chapter of the B. P. O. E., of which Mr. Lambird was a member for many
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Wedding at Marshfield.
Simplicity marked the wedding of Mis Loula Margarette Miller. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Miller of Tulsa, Okla .. to Mr. J. Claude Morton which took place at 7:30 Monday evening at the home of the bride's brother and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Miller of Marshfield. The ceremony RAN performed by Rev. J .. D. Prater of the Methodist Episcopal ٠١: ٢٠ The bride ware ? frock of maize georgette with con- trasting accessories. Her corsage was an old-fashioned nose-gay of yellow tea roses and lilles of the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Morton left on an early train for the South where they will be at home after May 1 at Houston. Texas.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 2: Mrs. Marie Fitzgerald died .** Mrs. C. R. Fitzgerald died .** Francis J. Coins died .* F. S. Barnhart died .** Sterling P. Lambird died .** Mrs. Sarah Jones died .*
Page 4: Oliver J. Bagby was a cousin of Dr. J. H. Bridges .**
Page 12: The will of Arthur Harness was filed for probate. A. J. Smith was appointed executor.
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"HORN that doesn't blow."wed for powder in the days of funt- lock rifles, is in the possession : of Alfred Poynter, who lives neer Buf- falo .??. It has been in the Poynter family, for several generations.
WHEN Dr. J. H. Bridges opened #upthis Saturday Evening Post| this week, "he found' on the "> first page'a" picture of his first :cousin, Oliver, W. Bagby, in a group photo- (graph on the deck on the Aquitania during war times. Bagby. is: stand- Ing by General Liggett's left shoul- der.': He was reared at New Haven, Mo'"and was killed at Washington, D. C.F'two years ago while ' testing high explosive shells .- Boliva:, Free Press."
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Pioneer of Ozarks Dies at Home Here; Won Recent Honors
Suddenly stricken with apoplexy. while visiting a friend next door to her home, Mra. . Sarah . Jones, 82. 439 1-2 Aouth Robberson avenue, picturesque and well known Spring- feld pioneer, died last night before a physician could be summoned.
Mrs .. Jones was best known to Springfield as the aged but merry old lady who several months ago at the annual Pure Food show de- feated all comera In an old-fash- loned hog calling contest.
Leaving her apartment about 9 o'clock last night, she walked down- stairs and next door to the home of Mrs. Bertha Swertfeger, bringing a gift for her friend. Hardly had she become seated In a rocking chair before her -fingers .began twitching. Then, according to Mrs. Swertfer- ger. her whole body began to shake feebly.
"."Call my daughter," Mr. Jones whispered. Mrs. Swertferger ran to du her bluding, returning to find the old lady dying.
"Call a doctor, a doctor -- ," were her lust words.
Mr. Jones is survived hy two daughters, Mra. George Delozler of Adair. Okla., and Mrs. Tom John- son of Clinton, Mo., and one son, Henry Jones of Kansas. Funeral arrangementa have not been com- pleted. but the body will be sent under the direction of W. L. Starne to Adair, Okla., for .. burial ... Mrs. Jones had lived In Springfield for the past 40 years.
STERLING P. LAMBIRD
Virtually the entire membership of the Springfield chapter of the B. P. O. E. gathered In Hazelwood cemetery yesterday afternoon to pay final tribute to Sterling P. Lambird, a member of that organl- zation for many years, who died Monday morning at his home :19 t'ollege street, nt the nge of 63. Funeral services were conducted at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon ut the Starne mortuary, with the Rev- erend Lewls M. Hale, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiating.
DEATHS
MRS. MARIE FITZGERALD
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Mrs. Marie Williams Fitzgerald, daughter of George E. Williams, for many years a prominent businosy -- man here, died Tuesday night in Barnes hospital. St. Louis, follow- 'ing an operation. She Is survived ' by her husband, one son. it broth - er. F're Willlamis of Springfield; three sisters, Mrs. Richard Ander- son of Baldwin, Kun., Mrs. Walter Looseley of Denimon, Texas., nnd ' Mrs. J. F. Stlles of Springfield, The body was forwarded to Springfield ; last night for burial, but funeral arrangements are Incomplete.
MRS. C. R. FITZGERALD The body of Mrs. C. R. Fitzgerald, 49. who died yesterday In St. Louis, will arrive here this morning. l'u- neral arrangements are Incomplete, but will be held under direction of the Puxson funeral home.
. Mra .: Fitzgerald is survived, by the husband, C. 'R. Fitzgerald. one son, three alatere and one brother. The famlly had lived In Springfield until recently when they moved to Florida.
FRANCIS J. COINS
Funeral services for Francis J. Colns. 72, 1420 Summit avenue, who died In a hospital hera Tuesday morning after a lingering Iliness. ! will be conducted at 9 o'clock this morning In Sacred' Heart church. with the Iteverend Thomas Brady
officiating. "Burlar Will be In St. cemetery. under, the, direne Mon of the. Herman Lohmeyer tu-
F. &. BARNHARTS
F. 8. Barnhart, 63. retired farm- er, "died at 10:10 o'clock last night at. . his home. "route: &Springfield, following a brief Illness:" Mr. Barn- hart . formerly was a., prominent farmer of Nixa. Mo .. . retiring to establish his home hore about .three, years" Agu. 'He 'la survived by. a son. Fred Barnhart of Springtield, und a daughter, Mrs. Austa God- dard of t'anada. Funeral urrunge. metits are incomplete, but. burial will be In Payne cemetery. under direction of the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 3: Alonzo Tubbs died .**
Page 12: Francis J. Coins died .** William J. Newberry died .** Saltzman infant died .** Mrs. Sarah Jones died .*
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F. S. Barnhart died .** Mrs. Marie Williams Fitzgerald died .* Arthur D. Reich died .** Mrs. Columbia Denton Litteral died .*
DR. TUBBS, VETERAN AND LEGISLATOR, DIES
BLAND, No. April Sa Albano Tubbs, " tormesort tative and major .fdb died last night at bi houd #FOND rille. He practiced mediataq. ta Ges-' consde and Osage counties for thirty years and was in the general mer- chandise business at Canaan. Mo., for thirteen years, retiring in 1913.
Dr. Tubbs was a member of the house from Osaga county from 1889 to 1899 and from Gasconade county from 1905 to 1907. He was a member of the Missouri constitutional con- vention a few years ago, serving on several committees. He served as chairman of the Republican county committee In both Osage and Gas- conade counties and for four years was mayor of Owensville.
Four children survive. They are Oscar P., of Bt., Louis; Nors E. Morgan of Bland; Cora L. Brenton of Owens- Ville, and Flora L. Shropshire of Parkersburg. W. Va.
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Colpa, 72. 1420 North Summit avenue. who died In a hospital here Tuesday morning, were conducird at 9 o'clock this morning In Sacred Heart church, : with Re :. Thomas Brady officiating. Burini wan in St. Mary's cemetery, un- der thr direrlion of the Herman Loh- : meyer funeral home
WILLIAM J. NEWBERRY .. Wwwam J. Newberry ;. M. You Did. matter of Mra. William H. Gottfried and S P. Newberry, both of Spring- fleld, died Monday at the home of a daughter. Mrs. Lee Spalding, In Hull. Tex. Funeral services were held yes- terday. Mr. Newberry, who lived in Liberty. Tex., was a veteran of the, Confederate army, joining when he was only 15 years old.
SALTZMAN INFANT.
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Airin David. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs D. H. Baltzman, died last. riht At the home. 1736 West Thoman : street. The body was taken overland this morning under the direction of the Klingner funeral home to Rich- Innd. Mo., for burial this afternoon -
MIN. SARAH JONES.
The body of Mr. Sarah Jones. 82. well-known pioneer of Grecur county. who died last night at her home. $3911 Bouth' Robberson avenue. of apoplexy. will be sent to Adalr, Okla . under the direction of W. L Starte for burial. The funeral probably will be held there Saturday. Bhe la sur- rived by two daughters, Mrs. Group Delonler. Adair. Okla .. and Mrs. Toni Johnson. Clinton, Mo., and one son. Henry Jones of Kanans. Mrs Jones hid Ined In Springfield for the past 40 years.
1. 4. BARNHART.
Funeral services fors.F. 6. Barnhart! CB." poured farmer, it he died at 10:10} o'clock last night, at his home: route. 3. Springfield, following a brief Il1; news, will be held' tomorme after- norm at 2.30 o'clock at the Alma'loh meyer funeral home. Burial will- bei In Payne cemetery" Mr. Barnhart In' survived by a son. Fred Barnhart .of. Springfield, and a daughter. Mrs.'f. Austa Goddard of Canada.
MARIE WILLIAMS FITZGERALD.
Funeral services , for Mrs. Maric Williams Fitzgerald, who died Tues- day night in a St. louis hoaplial fol? : lowing an operation. will be helda : 5.30 o'clock tomorrow . afternoon . a the : | Robbrison . Avenue Buptist church. . The services will be con; +dueled by Rev. io. A. sullinge ich Tulsa. Okla., assiated 'by! the pastors Rer. George O. Van Noy. | Burial, wul be"in 'Greenlawn "cemetery. under. . the! 'direction of the durante > home.tt. Mm." Fitzgerald L'survind byllier husband. C. R.Fitzgerald. : one son, and one brother. " Noo; wu- ilamx. ; all' of. Springfield;/; and sisters. Mrs. Richard: \Anderson : Baldwin .. Kan., Mra. |Wars : Loogely;of; Denison. Tex:, ' and '} of: Springfield.
ARTHUR DARCICHE Puncral ; services !' for' / Arthur D Rcich. [' who died : Tuesday" /morning in' Washington, D. C., will b AL .2:30 o'clock saturday .aft at' the Mt: Carmel'M ....
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J.ITTEKAL FUNERAL i' Funeral services itor Columbu Denton": Litteral,"" , Tiwbo pneumonia Sunday night Cinteway hotel, were is conducted' at
the Paxson funeral home at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, B
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Walter C. Mayo, 43, of Tulsa, Okla., died after being struck by a motor car at Granby, Mo.
Page 2: Hugh Rutledge died .**
Page 5: Miss Harriet Keast and Mr. John Douglas Bowen were married .*
Page 8: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keech of 421 West Olive street announce the birth of a son on Tuesday, April 26.
Page 12: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stokes of 1602 Hovey street announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday, April 27.
F. S. Barnhart died .** Francis J. Coins died .**
Mrs. Sarah Jones died .* Arthur D. Reich died .* Alvin Saltzman died .** William J. Newberry died .** Mrs. Marie Fitzgerald died.'
DEATH'S
TERANCIS J. COINS
rundtut servicen for Francis J C'nina, 72. 1420' North Summit av- enue, who died in a hospital here -... Tuesday morning. ; wereconducted at 9 o'clock yesterday. morning in Barred Heart church, with the Rev- - erend Thomas Brady officiating. Hurint was in EX. Mary's cemetery. under direction of the Herman Loh- meyer funeral home.
MR6. SARAH JONES
The body of Mra. Sarah Jones, 112. Greene county ploneer, who died of upoplexy Wednesday night at her home. 439% South Robberson avenue, was sent last night to Adalr. Okla .. under direction of W. 1 .. Starne. Burlal will be at Adair. and funeral services probably will be conducted there Saturday. Mro. Jones had lived In Springfield for 40 years.
ARTHUR D. REICH
Funeral: service for : Arthur's Reich, whu died Tuesday morning in Washington, D. C., will be con- ducted at 2:30 o'clock Saturday aft- ernoon at the " Mt. Carmel Metho- dist Episcopal church. Burial: will be .in Miapie ! Park cemetery, under the direction of the Paxson funeral honie
ALVIN SALTZMAN
Funeral; services for Alvin David : Anitzman :: Infant son of.Mr ... and I'Mrs .. D." H. Saltzman, who died . Wednesday night at the home. 1738 I West Thoman street, were conduct- 'ed at Rtichlund, Jio .. yesterday aft- Ternoon .. The body was taken over- land under direction of the Klinger. funeral . home.
F. 8. BARNHART
Funeral services for P. S. Burn- hart. 63, retired farmer, who died .! Wednesday night at his home. route 3. Hpringfield. will he conducted nt 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Alınn Lohmeyer: funeral home. Bu- ! rial will be in l'ayne remetery. Alr. Barnhart la survived by a son. Fred Barnhart :of · Springfield, . nnd : " .. daughter," Mrs. Austa Goddard of" t'anada.
HUGH RUTLEDGE
Funeral services for Hugh Rut- ledge. 41. who died . Wednesday night at the home of his brother. J. H. Rutledge. SIR Franklin nve- nue, will be conducted today at Greenfield. Mo. Hurlul will be. there under the direction of the ! James Ward funeral home Mr. ! Rutledge in survived by thepe brothers and one sister.
WILLIAM J. NEWBERRY
.Funeral .. ervices were conducted yesterday' for William J. Newberry. 83. Intherey Mrs. William H. Gott- Tried:' and : S. P. '?Newberry'? ot Springfield, I who died" Monday- at. the home of a daughter .. Mrulle Spalding. In Hull, Texas, Mr. Now. berry's home was in Liberty, Texas.
. MRS. MARIE FITZGERALD
Funeral services-for-Mra .- Marie Williams Flizgeruld. whu died Tuesday night In a St. Louis hoa- pitaj following .. an __ operation, will be conducted at 6:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Robberson Avenue Baptist church. The Reverend O. A. Stallinga of Tulea .. "Okla,, as- alsted by the Reverend George O. V'an Noy, pastor. will conduct the services. Burial .will be in Green- lawn cemetery. under the direction of the Paxson funeral .home."
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P&Mrs. George Keast of Marlonville. adpounced. the marriage of "her daughter, Harriet. "" th" Mr." John Douglas Bowen of Lawrence, Kan., ro. Sunday, April 24.atthe First Methodist" Episcopal church " at Rosedale, Kansas. The bride attend. M.Baker university;and tom mem, or of the Zeta Tau"Alpha' fraterni- L'e The"; groom ?" attended Baker Afteralty and . la a: member of the ma Phi Spellon fraternity. They makro their home at Lawrence.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 2: There is a poem in memory of Josephine Irene Traw .**
Page 22: J. W. Brown died .** Mrs. Sarah Jones died.' Arthur D. Reich died .** Mrs. Marie Williams Fitzgerald died .** F. S. Barnhart died .**
Page 27: Miss Zelda Mandel and Mr. Harry Cohen will be married .**
Page 9: Son born April 29 to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Trommell, 1306 West Florida street.
Page 13: Walter J. Dooley of Springfield and Miss Laura Thies of Ozark were married last night in Springfield.
DEATHS
J. W. BROWN.
J W. Brown, prominent real estate dealer of Springfield for the last 15 years, died' yesterday in , Colorado Springs where he went several months ago for his health. Prior to coming In Springfield he was a general mer- chent at Moody, Mo.
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. Funeral. services will be held at 200 d'ockate Alına Lahunyer funeral home
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"Mr. Brown to survived by hle widow, two : cona Paul! of 1; Callfornia .. . and Mal who's'in the U. S. Navy; and a daughter, Mabel.residing in Lou- Laiana. *
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MIRS. BARAN JONES.
The body of Mra." Barth Jones. V. Orsane county resident for.40 years. who died " of tapoplazy Wednesday I night at her home. 4391; South Rob- Um ara. iva : sent last night to Adair." !Okla.""under the direction of w. L. !! 'Starne, funeral director.' Burial will be at Adair and funeral services"; probably will be conducted there Saturday. .
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REICH FUNERAL.
Funeral services for Arthur D. Reich, who died Tuesday morning in Washington. ! D.L.C .. iwill be conducted at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Mt. Carmel Methodist Episcopal church. Burial will be in Maple Pari: cemetery |under the direction of the Paxson funeral home.
FITZGERALD, SERVICES Marie
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Funeral services for F. 8 | Barnhart. 63, retired : farmer, who died Wednes- day night at his home li route"s" Springfield. were conducted! at |2:30 o'clock this afternoon atthe Alma Lohmeyer funeral home. ] Burial was in' Payne cemetery.' !!
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TO MAITY LON"N Lout ·who is : the house guest for! Hi Zalde Handel Off B Krangberg, So| South FloresDos mus,' will be a June bride Mr. Harry Osban of this 'ett Loute in that month,+}Mu has been the bopor functions during.
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-- In Memoriam
in loving memory of !Josephine Irene Traw, who passed away one year ago today. A precious one i from :u (bas: gone. A voice we loved" la stilled;
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A place is vacant'in our home Which never " can be filled !: 5.1316 Resma retainatby now ! our i treasure When our time 'on ' earth ils ended." !! And our days shall be , no more. We will gladly haste to meet ber As the walls on yonder shore." Bedly missed by mother and father and other relatives.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 30, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS Page 1: Mrs. G. W. Puryear died in Jonesboro, Ark. She was well known in Springfield.
Page 2: Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Knapp of 1904 West Walnut street announce the birth of a daughter on Friday, April 29.
Page 3: Walter J. Dealey of Springfield and Miss Laura Thies of Ozark were married Thursday in Springfield.
Page 6: J. W. Brown died .* Mrs. Sarah Jones died,* Arthur D. Reich died .* Edwin J. Woods died .*
ADD DEATHS J. W. BROWN Funeral services for J. W. Brown, for the past 16 years a prominent real estate dealer of Springtield. who died la " Colorado Springs Thursday, will be conducted at 2:30 orlock Sunday afternoon at the Alma Lohmver funeral home. Mr .! Brown left Springfield for Colorado central months ago, suffering ill health. Prior to coming here 18; years ago he was a general mer- chant at Moody. Mo. He is aur- vived by his wife, two sone. Paul ! Brown of California and Neal Brown. an American mallor, and a - - daughter. Mabel. now living in Louisiana. The body will arrive here this afternoon.
MRS. SARAH JONES
Funeral services for Mrs. Barah : Jones. p&2. who died at her home .. :42% 1-2 South Robberson avenue. Wednesday night. probably will be condurien this afternoon al Adalr. . Okla. The body was sent in Adair : under the direction of W. 1. Starne. '
ARTHUR DER CICH Reich, who died Tuesday th Wash. aston. D. C. will be conducted a 2:50 o'clock Saturday afternoon the Mt. Carmel Methodist Episcopal church. .. Burial will be"in Maple i Fark cemetery. under direction ' of ! the Paxson : funeral home. . Mr. ' Reich Se survived by his wife, three! icons. Chester. Percy and Victor. I and stx daughters, Mrs. Ethel Bar. ;stow. Mro. ' Clara Dunning, Mra. t Florence. Southworth, ; Mra. Mary Rabl, Mrs. Nellie White; and Mrs. Grace Naehr.
EDWIN J. WOODS :
Funeral services ' tor Edwin 'T. Woods, 19-year-old son of Mr. and Mra." G."T. Woods of Mt. Vernon. will Ibe conducted at 10-o'clock this , morning. He was a brother of Miss. Mary". Woods, a member of the ! Stata Teachers, college faculty. . 1
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The Leader for Saturday, April 30, 1927, is missing.
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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 1, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Mr. and Mrs. William Ermen, 1426 Robberson avenue, announce the birth of a daughter Katherine Virginia Ermen.
Marriage license: William M. Kilgore, 68, and Jennie D. Shelton, 65. Marriage license: Avery E. Agee, 22, and Blossom Lowry, 16.
Page 2B: There is an article about William H. Lynch and Marvel cave. Page 6B: Mrs. Mary Agnew died .** Mrs. J. A. Chase died .**
J. W. Brown died .** Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 3C: Miss Ruth Elizabeth Hay and Mr. Harold V. Grove will be married .** Miss Mary Dodson and Mr. R. A. Joseph will be married .**
Page 8B: Mrs. Schosea Wallers of Dixon, Mo., and Mr. W. S. Bryant of Newburg were married Sunday in Newburg.
Mrs. Caroline Webb, 82, died Thursday at her home in Marionville. Mrs. William Griffith is her daughter.
O. Barker, 92, died April 25 in Monett.
Logan D. McKee and Marshall McKee of Monett went to Kansas City where their mother died at the home of their sister Mrs. Herbert Wood.
Wilma Finn, daughter of Judge G. W. Finn, and Francis Flamson of Peirce City were married April 26 in Springfield. They will live in Monett.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Balmas of Monett announce the birth of a son on April 24. A son Bull Walter Barnette was born April 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barnette of
Bolivar.
Mrs. Jess Hood of Bolivar died April 22 .**
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Curtice celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary .** Page 7A: Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ca of 1306 West Florida street announce the birth of a son on Friday April 29.
Born to, Mr. and Mrs .: Elmer. Rarnette April 22'a son named : Bull Walter. ..
MrR. Jens Hood died April 23 and - Was buried . April 26 nt Geen Wood cemetery. Rev. G. H. Bouey, pastor or the First Baptist church, con- ¡ducted. the funeral at the homej Monday. 6ho leaves a ]-week-old baby. the widower, five other chil- !dren. mother and several brothers and alaterA.
Miss Hay To Wed Harold V'. Grove
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Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Hay " 1112 Fast Central street. . an- nounce the engagement of their Boughter. Ruth Elizabeth. to Mr. Harold . V. Grove of Neodesha. Kun .. son of Mr. and Mrs. 11. V. Grove of this eff\ The wedding will take place the latter part of his , monti. .
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
W., Daria.38. Gainesville, L' and Gertrude WILL, 30. Bol- Ralph Harper, 28, and Lorene 24 both of Springfield: M. Kilgore, fl. Springfield, i/ Weanie D. Shelton, 65, Rogers- utile; Theodore Wells, 22. Republic. and. Eva Baseore, 21, Springfield: Arthur J. Thomas, 23, and Dorothy Williams, 21. both of Springfield: pasa J. Blair, 23. and Mabel Normali, 16, both of Springfield: Avery G. Agee. 22. and Klossom Lowry. 16. both of Springfield: Coleburn B. Lewis. 26, and Mar- muito L Schute, 16, both of Ming Hold.
Miss Mary Dodson To Wed R. A. Joseph
"Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dudsun, of Poplar street, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Mary, to Mr. Halph A .. Joseph of Humanaville. . Mu. The wedding will take place during the late apring.
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BUFFALO, MO. COUPLE OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
BUFFALO Mo., April 30 .- Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Curtice cele- brated their sixty-third wedding anniversary here Wednesday. They were married April 27, 1864. The twenty-seventh of the month, ac- cording to Curtice, was a luck date for him In those days. He enlisted for service in the Civil war on April 27. 1861. and reenlisted for three years on February 27. 1864. Just- two months before his mar- riage. He was diecharged on Nov- ember 27. 1865, and when, later, he came to Missouri to live, he reach- ed his destination. on the twenty- seventh of the month. He was en- gaged in 27 battles as a member of the Sixth Illinois cavalry.
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