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Love You Truly" (Carrie di dining the service. The gownert in orchid georgette d sweetheart rosse. Mr. Long Hof Mr. and Mra J. P. Long. Ath Picknick avenue, and 1s in ' in Joplin. where the couple ,ke thet home For her going. . · wore mail geor.
ith . 1. . Bild Accessories. The Blatts Antr Alt and Mre. L. 1 13, Mr ul Nis. W. C. Davis, AM . pm Mr And Mrs Atterrirs. M. and Mrs R E. Lee. ! d M! !! W laindsford, Mrs. Elektr, Mas Mabel Follis and Feli'm. Aleberry.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Son born to Mrs. G. C. Freeman of Mansfield.
Son born to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Roach.
Marriage license: James L. Henson, 21, of Springfield, and Helen B. Inman, 21, of Kansas City.
Charles Irwin Lloyd committed suicide .**
Page 3: Eloise Bath divorced Rolla Bath. They have a minor child.
Page 8: Dewey Gilmore sues for alienation of his wife's affections .**
The public administrator was named to administer the estate of Sarah M. Jones. Page 12: Mrs. Eliza Anna Bear died .** Lester Hales died .**
LURED HIS WIFE AWAY FARMER ASKS +$30,000
Charges that his wife's parents zandsister; and brotheriniawiicon. spired' to "affect a separation that ble wife might be free to marry the "other man." Dewey Gilmore yes- terday . tiled'suit in the circuit court against William Overturf, Eugene and Charla Davis and E. M. 'and Nellie Lahe for $30.000 damages. Allenation of affection is the alles- ation.
. The Davises, according to fillmore are his wife's parents, and Mrs. Lane is her sister. They, together with Overturf, are accused of bring- ing about the estrangement , from his wife' in the hope that a divorce "could be obtained so that she would be free to marry (werturt. .
: All the'litigantes reside on farms north of Willard.
BIRTHS
Two boys were bory at St. Johns hospital yesterday. A son was born. to Mrs. ti. C. Freeman, Mansfield Unnker & -: Mr. and- Mm. L. A., Roach also announce the arrival of a' son ati the hospital.
MARRIAGE LICENSE James deHinton. 41. 8min nnit 'Holen B. Inman "LL" Kan
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DEATHS
HAS ELIZA ANNAU
Mrs. Elisa'Anna Berries. dhd 11510 o'clock last night at the home of herdaughter.Mra "Albert;Gifdi mon. 622 South, Pickwick" avenue following a lingeringillness ?- 8he is survived by : the' "husband. " four daughters, une son, a brother and Bister. They are: Mra. Albert Gam- mon,' Mra. Lafayette Wilhite, 1600 West Olive street; Mrs. Charles Helvey. 520 New avenue: Mrs. Wal- ter Stevens, Bogar," Okla .; J. . E. Bear of the home address.". Mra. Aaron Colman, Terryhill, Pa., and John Fetter. Terryhill, Pa. Funeral arrangements have not been com- pleted but services probably will be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gammon on Pickwick ave- nue under the direction of the W. L. Starne Undertaking company, .fol- lowed by Interment in East Lawn cemetery.
LESTER HALES
Funeral services for Lester Hales. 24. West Plains, who died in a hoa- pital here Monday night, will be conducted this afternoon at West Plains. Burlal will be In Oak Lawn cemetery. there. The body Was sent in West Plains Monday night by the Alma Lohmeyer fu- neral home.
HAUNTED !" TAR OF LOSING BRIDE LLOYD KILLS SELF
Charles Irwin Lloyd, 34, Dies Under 'Mysterious Circum- stances' After Wife. Seeks Divorce
CORONER IS 'SATISFIED' PHYSICIAN SAYS NOTHING
Death Certificate, However, Read 'Suicide by Poisoning'; Young. Man, .III, Had Recent- ly Returned From Hospital
DREAD of a permanent separation : from the wife he married - 18 months ago la belleved to have caused Charles Irwin Lloyd. 34. to take his own life hy poisoning late Monday night at his home. 786 East Elin street.
Relatives denied emphatically last night that Lloyd committed suicide. but examination of Greene county vital statistics revealed a. death cers tificate. signed by the family physt- cian, which gave the cause of death as "suicide by polmoning."
. Coroner Jewell E. Windle. after . brief investigation.">announced that he was "satisfied" and' that there would be no Inquest. but he would say nothing further regard- 'ing the death.
DRANK POISONED : SPRAY
Lloyd is believed to hav
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lowed a large amount - of potson i vegetable spray after he discovered Monday afternoon that his wife from Whom he-bad. bemn estranged for some time. had filed suit for @ divorce
R. W. Lloyd .. the father. could not be reached last night; but young Lloyd's mother declared that. through her son died under strange circumstances, death apparently : was due to indigestion.
He was disturbed greatly by news of his wife's suit. she said, and sp- peared worried and preoccupied ~: dinner Monday night, eating n great number of radishes hurriedly and retiring abruptly to his room.
CANDY MADE HIM ILL
Several hours later. ahe said. he called to her from his room and asked for some candy, and she took several. pleces of chocolate to him. He ate them rapidly. A short time later he began vomiting. and death occurred before Dr. J. 11. Fulbright. | the family physician, could reach } the Lloyd home.
Doctor Fulbright would make no Istatement regarding the death when questioned 'last night.'
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Relatives sald Lloyd had been subject to fits of rage for many years. A stroke of paralysis forced him to quit work. scrording to his mother. Though Ilving at the home ; of his parents, she said. he visited : hla wife frequently.
1 Three weeks ago Lloyd returned to Springfield from a hospital st Nevada, where he had recelyxl treatment for several weeks.
Funeral services will be conduct - ed at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the Paxson funeral chapel. Burtal twill be . in Hazelwood cemetery. I.loyd is survived by his mother and father and his wife.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 10: Dorris May Fields sues to divorce William Fields.
Charles Irwin Lloyd died .**
Lester Hales died .** Mrs. Eliza Anna Bear died .*
Charles Wesley Cole died .** Frank A. Winters divorced Anna Winters.
Page 14: Card of thanks for kindness at time of death of "our mother," signed by J. A. Cook and family and Oscar B. Cook and family.
Marriage license: Harvey J. Jefferies and Mildred Pinkston, both of Springfield. Page 15: Mr. William J. Hedley and Miss Katherine Henby of University City were
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married in St. Louis. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hedley of Springfield who attended the wedding accompanied by their son J. Henry Hedley.
Marriage license: James L. Henson of Springfield and Helen B. Inman of Kansas City.
DEATHS
CHARLES L LLOYD. .1 Funeral services for Charles Irwin Lioyd. H, who committed suicide Monday night a: 10:80 o'clock by tak- ing poison af his home. 700 Best Eim Istreet, were held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Parson funeral home. Buriel was in Harelwood cemetery. Coroner Jewell B. Windle stated that no inquest would be held
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LESTER HALKA .. ..
-- Funeral services for Letter Hales .: . 24. of West Plains, who died in a hospital here Monday night were con- Unued this afternoon at West Platze. ! The body was sent there Monday night by the Alma Lohmeyer funeral . home.
DIVORCE IS ORANTEL Judes. Warren L. Water awarded Frank A. Winters & detauf dearse for divorce from AnLa Fine Attorneys ' for " the !; detetdes! morning diemissed a crossbilt pavtri the way for the granting of the. tault dearse to the pintutti,
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 19, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Miss Virginia Ryker and Fred Walker were married .**
Page 5: William J. Hedley and Miss Katherine Henly of St. Louis were married in St. Louis. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hedley of 921 Mt. Vernon street in Springfield. Henry Hedley is his brother.
Page 8: Andrew O. Cossar died .** Charles Lloyd died .** Charles W. Cole died .** Mrs. Eliza Anna Bear died .**
J. A. Trantham died .* Philip D. Prater died .** L. C. Moore died .**
Page 10: Marriage license: Glen C. Harkins, 20, and Helen Kathryn Kirkpatrick, 18, both of Springfield.
Page 12: Doris May Fields sues to divorce William Fields. They were married June 15, 1924.
$ CHARLES LLOYD
Funeral services for Changes Ir - win Lloyd, 34. who died ut huis home. 786 East Elm street Monday night were : conducted fast Foolook! day: fafternoon (fixthe.s.P neral, homeas Burley, wood ofmeteryi
CHARLES W. COLE Funeral & services &#for charte Wesley Cola $7 who died Tuesday night In-@ hospital.therewill be conducted at "10 oclock this morn- Ing at the Starne mortuary. Hurlal will be In Hazelwood"cemetery. Mr. Cole is survived by his wife, mother. two sons. a sister and four broth - er&
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ELIZA ANNA BEAB.
Funeral services for' Mrs. Klima An- Da Bear, 05, who died at 11:20 o'clock last night at the home of her daugh- : ter. Afra. Albert Gammon. 622 Boutn . Pickwick avenue, following . linger- ! ing illness, probably will be held Fri- day afternoon at the home of Mre. · Gammon, under the direction of W. L. Btarne, funchal director. with in- terment in East Lawn cemetery. She Is survived "by the husband, four daughtera. Mis. Gammon. Mrs. La- ' fayette Wilhite. 1600 West Olive ' street: Mrs. Charles Helvey. 520 New avenue and Mrs. Walter Stevens( Borar. Okla ; one son. J. E. Bear, of . the home address: one alater. Mra ' Aaron Colman .. Terryhill, Pa .: and one brother, John Fetter. Terryhill, Pa.
CHARLES W. COLE.
Charles Wesley Cole, 87 years old, died last night at 11:45 o'clock in . local hospital, following a brief til- news . He is survived by the wife . . mother, two sons, one eleter and four , brothore. Funeral servicee will be conducted from the Starne mortuary . tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, with interment in Hazelwodo cemetery. .
MARRIAGE LICENSES. . Recorder of . Deeds Jack W. McKee today issued a marriage license to James L. Henson of Springfield and Helen B. Inman of - Kansas City.
Reveals She's Wed
Virginia Ryker, Queen el AG Annual, Married to Fred Walker at' Ozark.
MIBR: VIRGINIA RYKER claimed the most beautiful sir! in Renlor High school and beauty queen of the school's an- nual, "The Resame." ;"surprised her friends yesterday when the announced her marriage to Free Walker, a former Senior High erhoul student.
Last Wednesday they drove to Ozark, where they obtained a-11- cener, and were quietly married hr a minister there, she revealed.
Mr. Wulker is a member of the Sketch club, Ciler club, Drum rorpa. Pep club. Pepettes, Hin- Han t'ampfre, and High Literary society of Senior High school. She was elected en attendant to the high school resles queen last year and this year selected by Ralph that of St. Louis an the beautiful girl. Mra Walker is an accomplished pianist.
According to Mr. Walker, they will atoy at his mother's home. si's South Campbell street. for a short time and later they will probably go on a trip to Texas and old Mester
PHILIP D. PRATER
Philip D. Prater. 75. died at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home. I'll East Florida street. He Is survived by his wife. Mrs. Lany Prater: tive sons, Emerson. Theu- dure. Lambert, Gentra und Lon Prater; one daughter, Nettie; three sisters, Mrs. J. W. Bams. Misa Sadie Prater and Mrs. G W. Huncock. and one brother, E. W. Pruter. Funeral services will be conducted at il o'clock Friday morning at Newhope church. 12 miles north of Springfield, and burial will be in the cemetery there, under direction. of the Klingner funeral home.
L. C. MOORE
L. C. Moore. 06. 476 East Elm street. died In a hospital here yes- torday afternoon, following a brief Illness. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Francis Moore; a son, Leslie C. Moore of Joplin, and two sis- tors, Mrb. May Morety of St. bouty and Mrs. Laura Hunter of St. Louis. The body will be shipped to Moberly, Mo., under the direction of the Alma Lohmeyer : funeral home. Funeral arrangements are Incomplete. -
DEATHS
ANDREW O. COSSAR
Andrew:"O. Comsar, formett Springfield, >where he realded for. nearly:25 years, died last Wednesday in . Ann Arbor. Mich., according to word received by friends in Spring. field. Mr. Cossar, who conducted an upholstery business while here. left in 1928 to make his home with his son, 4 Aubrey Cousar, at Loufs- ville, Ky. At the time of his death. due to an intestinal aliment, Mr. l'osant had been visiting his other son, Griffith S. "'oasnr. a merchant In Ann Arbor. He was In hin sev- enty-ninth year and before coming tu Missouri in 1899 had been a Congregationallat minister, holding several chargen in Southern Michi- man . Burial was in the family lot ni Imlay City, Mich. where his first " Ifr and two infant children are buried. Mr. Comsar, u native of Selkirk. Scotland, wus twice mar. ried while a realdent here, his last ulfe, who was Miss Blanch Nes- mith. dying just after the war. Besides his two sons who are : . membered ax having been grad- uated from the Springfeld High School In 1902. he is survived hy one daughter. Mrs. Arthur Wilde. of New York, and several brothers and sisters In Canada, Scotland and England.
MR8. ELIZA ANNA BEAR
Funeral services for Mra. Eliza Anna Bear. 65. who died Tuesday night ut the home of her daugh- ter. Mrs. Albert Gammon, 622 South Pickwick avenue, will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Gammon home. Interment will be In East Lawn cemetery. Mrt Bear is survived by her husband. four daughters, Mra. Gammon. Mira Lafayette Withite. 1600 West Olive street, Mra. Charles Helvey, 520 New avenue, and Mra. Walter Stev- ens of Borger. Tex .; one son, J. E. Bear of the home address: a alster. Mrs. Aaron Colman. Terryhill, Pa .; and a brother, John Fetter, Terry- hill.
A. TRANTHAM
"J. A. Trintham, 67 years old."died yesterday morning at the Odd Fel- lows home, Liberty. Mo., following an illness ' of ' two weeks. ! Mr. Tranthem's home was at 1536 Texas avenue, Springfield. He was a mem- ber of I. O. O. F., Springfield lodge No. 218. Funeral arrangemente are incomplete but services will be un- der the direction of Klingner Un- dertaking Co.
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THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 12: Andrew O. Cossar died .**
Charles W. Cole died.
Eliza Anna Bear died.
PhilipD. Prater died .**
Mrs. Georgia Lewis died .*
J. L. Dannenburg died .**
M. B. Stone died .**
J. A. Trantham died .**
L. C. Moore died .*
Births reported .**
Amanda Chaney was appointed guardian for Leota Mae High.
Page 13: The will of Frances M. Headen was filed for probate.
DEATHS
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#Funeral, services for Charles Wesley Cafe 87, who died Tuesday night in i - local : hospital, were conducted at 10 o'clock, this morning at the Starne mortuary." Burial was in Hazelwood,
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Services for Mis Fliza Anna who died. Tuesday night at the house, ut her daughter. Nr: 'Nl- bert ' Clammon. . 622. South Phkwick be. souducica
Interment : Will be In. East undes . the, ducction
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I. C. MOORE.
Turieral services for L. C. Moore, 56. ! 475. East Elm street, who died in a local hospital yesterday alte. 1001 fol- lowing a brief times, were held at . o'clock. this afternoon at the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home .. The body . but then Nupped to Moberly, Mo. for burta! . fr : ::::: ed by hr wife. : son, Lealle C. Moore. Joplin. Mo. and sisters. Mrs. May. Moraly and Mra Hunter, both of St. Louis,
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ty afternoon at the Klingner funer- a home, with burial In Greenlawn comwetery. Mr. Trantham well knowu .in Springfield. having lived hire tor M yuan. He was justice of". the peace for several years and had worked for the Prisco railroad for 15 years. He was a member of I O. O. F. Springfield . lodge No. 218. His home I tu at 1536 Texas arenus.
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He I survived by his wife, five sons, Harrey and Zonro Trautham. of j St. Louis: Charles Trantham. Spring- ; field: James Wesley Trantham. Brandarilic. Mo .; and Alvan Tranthain ( pow in the U. 8 navy: one daughter. Mrs. Etna Ball, Springfield: four als- tert, one brother and ten grand chil- - dren.
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BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilhite. of 1021 Kearney street. are the parents of a baby girl, Wanda Katherine, born May 15.
Born, May 18; to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duenler, of Route 1. a baby girl. The WWWe-Que- bas- bosu-pamed-D Frances.
Mir And Mrs William Turner, 1912 North Prospect avenue, announce the birth .of. a daughter, Elle Lorgne. . on May 10.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duemler .**
Page 4: Mrs. Lizzie Bryant of Solo, 75 years old, and J. J. Ice of Tyrone, 83 years old, were married at Houston, Missouri. They will live on Mr. Ice's farm near Tyrone.
Page 12: Theodore Bell and Miss Margaret Swofford, both of Springfield, were married yesterday in Springfield.
Page 6: Philip D. Prater died .* Eliza Anna Bear died.
M. B. Stone died .*
J. A. Trahtham died .**
J. L. Dannenberg died .**
Mrs. Georgia Lewis died .**
Page 8: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rhodes of 2301 Travis avenue announce the birth of a son on Thursday, May 19.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lane of 1921 North Summit avenue announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday, May 19.
L. Clinton Ford and Ada Burgett were married .**
Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Englebrecht .**
DEATHS
PHILIP D. PRATER
Funeral services for Philip D). Prater. ; 3. of 1411 East Florida nticet, who died at his home Wed- newday afternoon, will be held at 11 "think this morning at Newhope church. 12 miles north of Spring- fleid. Burtal will be In the cemetery there under direction of the Kling- ner Funeral home.
· ELIZA ANNA BEAR
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Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza Anna Bear, 65, who died Tuesday night at the home of her daughter. Mrs Albert Gammon, 622 South . Pkkwick. will be held at 2:30 ' o'clock this afternoon at the real- Idence. Burial will be In East Lawn cemetery under direction of W. L Starne, undertaker.
J. A. TRANTHAM
Funeral services for J. A. Tran- tham, 67. of 1636 Texas avenue, who died Tuesday In the Odd Fellowe home at Liberty, Mo., will be held Sunday afternoon at the Klingner Funeral home, with burial in Green- lawn cemetery. He had lived in Springfield for the past 23 years, had served as justice of the peace and also had been employed by the Friaco. He la survived by the .widow, five sons, Harvey and Zonro, Trantham of St. Louis; Charles Trantham, Springfield; James Wes- ley Trantham, Brandsville, Mo .; and Alvan Trantham, now In the i U. S. navy; one daughter, Mra. Etna Ball, Springfield; four alatere, one brother and 10 grandchildren ..
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J. L. DANNENBERG
J. L. Dannenberg. 65 years old, formerly of Springfield, died at hie home at Flat River, Mo., on May 8.
He who Floor employs hindifor many years Holle survived by the widow. Fone @ Low Henry,"and one daughter, Hlida, all of the home ad- dress. Funeral services wereheld -- in Flat : River "on May 10," "accord- Ing to word 'received by friends of Mr. Dannenberg here,
MRS. GEORGIA LEWIS
. Mrs. Georgia 'Lewis, formerly of Springfield, died suddenly at her home In La Cygne, Kan., according to information received by friends here.
M. B. STONE
Funeral services for M. B. Stone, formerly of Springfield, who died ! yesterday at his home in Oklahoma
City, will be held: there at 's"o'clock this afternoon. & Mrs. M. C., Butcher of "lill North Missouri . avenue, sister, loft yesterday to"attend the' services. -
MRS. GEORGIA LEWIS Mre. Georgia Lewis, formerly ot Springfield, died suddenly; at *her home in La Cygne, Kan." according to Information received by) frienda bere
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(e)MintonFord of Meriony! Ads,Durant of # Berimont Throwromuny was performed at the courthor
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Engle. (brecht of 1117 East Brower street, unbounce: the birth of a"son on Wednesday, May 18.
MRA LIZZIE BRYANT of Bolo. 78 years fold, and J. J."Ice. of Tyrone, 83' years old, werd' married at Houston' a few days ago. They will live on Mr. Ice's farm nenr TyroneA-Cabool Enterprise-Press.
MARRIAGE : LICENSES T'il Billingsley, 10, and ; Leota Mae High. 13. both of Springfield: L. Clinton Ford: 15 ... Marionville, and Ada Burgett, Berimont
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 22: Ida A. Hawley sues to divorce Horace G. Hawley.
Mrs. Pauline Birkenback died .** Philip D. Prater died .* Eliza Anna Bear died .* M. B. Stone died .** J. A. Trantham died .**
J. L. Dannenberg died .* Mrs. Grace Jones died .**
Page 10: Card of thanks from Mrs. Lawrence Burgess and others .* * *
CARD OF THANKS.
" We wish to thankyoud. tricods and relatives for the' ktodoses, and sympathy shown us during the. Ulinees and death of our husband and Daddy, also for the beautiful floral offerings. We wish also to thanh Mr. Klingner, Dr. Rinehart and Brother Roper for their service. .MRS. LAWRENCE BURGESS AND BONS, LEROY AND ROBERT.
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J. L' DANNENBERG.
Funeral- services for J. L .: Dannen- berg. 63. formerly _ Frisco ''employe In Springfield for many; years.who died at his home at Flat, River, Mo ... on May &, were held 'at Flat',River on' May 10. ' He 'is survived iby/his 'wife. one son and one ; daughter. all of Flat River. .. .
MRS. GRACE JONES, Mrs. Grace Jones, 20, ": route " 3. Strafford. died last nighti at her home. Funeral services were : held this afternoon at 3 o'clock: from the Strafford Methodist church, with. Rev. Byron Drake officiating. . Burial was In Strafford cemetery. under the .di- rection of - the""""Alma" 7 Lohmeyer
NRS. PAULINE BIRKENBACK.
Mrs. Pauline Birkenback, 60 years old. of 1027 West"Walnut street. died
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mais prais a merchant thijot 141 Springfield. She lina resided her for It years, coming from Germany, when. she was 17 years of Age." She was a member of the Royal Neighbors of America, the Lutheran : Evangelical church at Scott street. and Main ave- nue, and belongrd to the old German Bick Benefit society."She Is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Josephine Morris. Fort Sinith. A:k. und Mrs. Harold Lloyd. Springfield, off soll. Melon W Bukenback. Springfield; and one sister, Mrs. Ernestine Cirant. Springfield Funeral- services will be .. : conducted from the home Sunday fafternoon' at. Wo'clock Burial will --- be under the direction of the Herman Lohmeyer funeral home.
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Funeral services for M. B. BIO fermer .resident of Springfield,Md died yesterday morning at his home In Oklahoma . City, were held there at 3 o'clock This afternoon. : Mrs. M. B. Butcher. 1411 North Mimourtiave; inue. " left yesterday to "attend" the services. .
J. A. TRANTHAM.
Furere! service :. for J. A. Trantham, 57. of 1536 Texas avenue. who died Tuesday at .the Odd Fellows home . at Liberty. Mo .: will be conducted Sun- day afternoon at the Klingner. funeral home. with burial in : Greenlawn cemetery. Mir Trantham had lived in Springfield for the past .23 years, had served as ''justice of the'"peace, and also had been employed ,by: the Frisco railroad for 15 years.
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Funeral servires for Mars Ellza Anna B-a: 65. who died Tuesday night At
the home of her daughter. Mra. Al- bert Gammon. 622 Bouth Pickwick. were held at 2:30 o'clock . this after - noon at the residence. "'Burial . was In Bas; Lawn cemetery, under the directidh of W. L. Starne, funeral di- rector.
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PHILIP D. PRATI.I. Funeral services for Phillip D Prater. 75. of 1411 East Florida strest.
n ::: , north of Springfield Burial was in the cemetery there. under the direction of the Kingner funeral ' h. n.f
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The Daily News for Saturday, May 21, 1927, is missing.
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SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 1: The woman who committed suicide was buried .** Page 10: J. A. Trantham died .** Mrs. Pauline Birkenback died .** The will of Lucy J. Brown was filed for probate.
DEATHS
TRANTHAM FUNERAL.
Funeral services for J. A. Trantham, 87. of 1536 Texas avenue, who died Tuesday morning in the Odd Fellows home at Liberty. Mo. will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Kungner funeral chapel, with burial ; in Greenlawn cemetery.
BIRKENBACK FUNERAL.
Funeral services for Mrs. Pauline ! Birkenback, OU, who died yesterday morning in a local hospital after a brief illreas, will be held at the real- denre, 1027 Wee: Walnut street, at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, under di- } section of the Herman Lohmeyer Tu- neral home.
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