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tth. Mildred, born 1777 the mar- red & Mr. Hammond of Virginia.
Uwmuch Washington. Jud son of Charles Washington. served in the American army as captain, lived, in Fredericksburg. Va. and moved to the Kanawha Valley inow Wout Vir- dicial about 1765. imarried Dorothea Quarries Hind Insur.
Samuel T Washington. Ist son of tanul washington was born in 1800. Married Wilhelmina Hudson who was borr. July 7- 1811. and died July 27. 1855 He died in Oslaboma in 1800.
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Willer Impressed DI Venire. In Having the family histories Ils -West Plains and Howell county the -to: Que discovered that many of the old pioneer familles
out of the Virgintas. the l'arvlinas. Haut's Kentucky and Tennessee Inta
ple whose family names are promili- enily Identified with the early history of the older states and in many Iam-
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Lbet W. P. Bchilling. president of the Twin Clue Wilk Products Co. of Minnespoils and B :. Paul, who ale is . newspaper man and writer of co ... .
Plains. Not only in there wow !!! the families of the Dmarks the actual of early alleates, and ballilary no- row, but in the Washington family.
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of the family of no low a personas that George washington himself, and the really biletory is not musely matter of tradition, but a matter of ruourd.
Conwquenuly It la not surprising to www . popular daily expresson. that the northern willer an a recent l'lett tu West Platos gut a great "Kick" out of meeting Muss Martha Washing- too, an employw in the office of whit ilocal Farmers Exchange and to learti
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- accident, but that she could hand him proof of her claim to kinship to the family of the Illustrious cherry tree | chopper.
The writer, who is W " Schilling. Is president of the Twin Cities Milk Producers Co., of Hinowpolla und at Youl Ho vwild West FlLin ou 4 lecture tour and was lavind to speak Der buson the local marmitta which- allon, 'He had been visiting various wetlook of the Ozarks alld wwe Very
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Switzerland of Att.ch. and coprecisi . >> with its people in fact low
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much impressed that when he return- ed he wrote a lengthy article on the Omarty for the Northfield Newe. of Northfield, Minn, of which be la a contributing editor West Plalius got waru than a lion's share of the Ozark publicity in the article, but Miss Mar- What Washington ran away with Inost c! the West Plains cohim The fol- lumiar la an excerpt from Mr. Schil- Ung's arische in the Minnesota nows- papur :
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it appears that in the settlement of pour country will seemed to head time " " :!!! )n. of Hors . Greeley to gn
itu when the Ocarica were settled many Years Ago it was people from the Vir- aille. at the Carolinas that trekked . through Kentucky und Tonneau and over the Wheelpul sives luto would i'm Wwwourt and Arkansas. Their Iliu In the wooded bills and the mountains of the w Diede the natural tobaby- raphy in the west Mally of the saine
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Ist, William W. Washington. born January 19. 1831.
2nd. Jose D Washington. born ! March 26. : #33. and died !!. 1000, mar -
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area woulde at West Falen Idacourt
Bra. Banal Edward 'Washington. but Naruh &. Just; aled bany s. sand. ith. Martha Mary, bora Jaly a. lus. Worried Andrew Jackson Bam - merville.
dth. Nobert J. Washington, bern rubruary 1d. 1640. Hobart J. Wish- Ington died unmanied from wounds received in the battle of Gettysburg. Usb, Jealth W. Wwhartow, barn
7th, Champ Wallingwww. bom 1067,. Www .ou the Kanawha river. Futbolin county. Weet Virginle, at Framder's Dostom. Married and has four chil- dren. all viris.
Jiswu D. Wwhington. won of dum- uel 'T Washington, born Munch 1. lavs. diert In 1800. Had Lyque:
I.t. Cistle. Kulala. Dollar. Hobart, Orange and Daniel
Dentul 8 Washington. youngest Won ur Jasse D Washington. born June 13. luw. in Caldwell county, Moun. This is my father. Harried Scharlotte Matilda Hooper of West Plains, Miwouri. Hud wwue:
Ist. Jouw D. bon Aug. 12. 1001. Ind. William D. bom April.9. 1004. 3rd, Charles It. born July 0, 1800. ith. Oeo. B., born Jan. 1800. 5th, Duy H. bom June 9, 1101. oth. Ovs M. bom Oct. 11. 1903. 7th. Martha O., boru April 13. 1007. This lu ine. All children born at Wret Plains, Wiewourt.
WILJON CKIKK YETKILN.
JOPLIN. Jan. 11 .- Mra. J. D. James yesterday received Information of the death of her brother. Captain Ed duward. which occurred . yesterday morning at . Little Rock. Ark:, .hos- pital. The body will arrive at Alma. Ark .. this afternoon for fuueral werv. Ices and burial, the im wald. .
Mr. Steward wu & years old and curved as captain in the Confederate amy during the Civil war. Ho per- ticiputed in the battles of Wilson -Crook, near Opringfield; Por Ridge. Prairie Orove and others. He was . rutired contractor and had visited in JopUn on numerous occasions.
THREE BURN TO DEATH İN HOME NEAR LAMAR
LAMAR. Mo., Jan. 12 .- (A. P.)-) Lire. Hex Ambler. 35 years of age, and ¡ber two wwwlirat children were burn - ! ed to death this morning in a fire that destroyed their home, 11 miles , worth of here.
Max Ambler. the father, was" badly burned und three or four other chil- dreu who leaped from an upstairs window, were injured, one of whom Is In a hospital here with the father, suffering from a brokru ankie and ! other injuries.
DEATHS
NEL. HAKAN MITCHELL Funeral survioma will be held at a obkok Thursday afternoon at Run- nela Chapel, near Buffalo, for Mra. Barth A. Mitchell. 70 years old, who died yesterday morning at the home Tto Weet Olive struct. Barrios will
MIS. MAWIA STRICKLAND.
runeni wrvlow for Mra. Marie Avuline Strickland, daughter of Oap- talu William Jones and Mrs. Eliza Jones, who died Monday at her home In Walnut Grove, were held at 10 o'clock this morning at the home. Interment was made in Harelwood cemetery. Mrs. Strickland la sur- vived by her children: Mre. B. A. Moore, Walnut Grove: T. B. Btrick- land, Oulena. Kan .: Mrm. J. A. Downum. Fort Lowvenworth. Kan .; Mrs. Homer (* Looney, Springfield, and Mlm Agnes Strickland, Walnut Orove.
JOHN BISHOP.
John Bishop, bo years, a reterau of the Civil War, died this morning. at the home of a son, J. W. Bishop, 1177 Harth Boyun areaus. Funeral serv. low will iso hold . at 8:30 ableak . Thursday afternoon at Mount Carmel church. Luterusent will be made . in Wuustwuod ouunHary under the direc- tus uf we ICtagow Funeral chapel. Ltr. Watep wa . planver resident of this county. Na is survived by three sons. J. W. Bushop of this city. W. I Whatsapp, of Vanderfrist. the: and Q. a. Hunhop, of Fort thott, Kan: by Iw de Irs. W. J. Kinder. of Aldrich, Hu .; Nru Eil Cooper, of ot. Loule: aud by one brother. James Webop ud. Huntingtou. W. Ve.
MUS. DERNICE FORD. . .
Lire. Bernice Ford, formerly of Springfield, died Baturdey st her home in Wallingford. Vermont, &c- cording to word received hore. J. A daughter of Mrs. Ford. Mrs. R. Burprenant, formerly rwided at 1716 West Chestnut street. Springfield.
The deosdent is survived by three vona, Amas Vaughn. Warren Vaughn. and bylvestur . Ford; and by : two daughters, Mrs. R. J. Buprenant and Mro. George W. Allen, all of Walling -. ford. Vormant.
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MAN. MATTIE HIGHTOWER. Funeral services for Mrs Mattie Hightower. 70 years old. of 1605 North Lyon avenue, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon the Klingner Funeral chapel Internient was ninde In: Creenlawn cemetery Mrs High. tower died Monday morning.
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Funeral services were held at 1 o'clock this afternoon at the home. 1308 East Comercial street. for Oren Burch. 64 years old, who died Tues- day morning. following a Hugering illness The body was taken overland to Marshfield by the Klingner Funeral bonie where interment was made. The decendent Is survived by the widow; seven sou. Edward, Rancy, John and Charles Burch, all of Springfield: and Ernest. Gardner and Henry Burch. of St louis, and by one daughter. Mix Will Loy. of Fort Smith. Ark .. and one brother and one sleter, both of Pull-
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 13, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Mrs. Sarah Mitchell died .**
Page 2: There is an item about C. C. Keller, Greene county farm agent. He was born in Jonesboro, Ark., 31 years ago. He has been married two years.
Marriage licenses issued .** Inventory of the Everett Beazley estate was filed .*
Page 3: There is an item about John Ferguson .**
Page 12: Mr. and Mrs. Alex Calhoun observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary .** The will of William S. Carter was filed in probate. The widow Mrs. Franees Carter and a son William Carter are to be joint executors.
48 Years Leace Justide And Still Going Strong
JUDGE FERGUSON
FORTY-EIGHT Zur9 .00.008 electoral office.".
Dispensing justice alx days of the week at the age of 18 years This double record is held'by Judge John Ferguson, of Iberia, Mo., who was elected as & Te- publican justice of the peace fu that township in 1878. and has held that office without Interruption ever since.
He is now entering upon his forty-ninth . consecutive . J'ear as Justice of the 'peace in Iberia. That probably const !- tutee a world's record.
In spite of his advanced age, the judge takes un active part In civio nffairs of his commu- nity and in administering the duties o fhis office. lle 14 senior vice - commander the Department of Missouri. G. A. R.
Judgo Ferguson was born in Dumfries, Scotland, on Christ - Inas day. 1838.
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AS FIRE DESTROY HOUSE AT LAMAR
Mother and Two Children Per- Ish While Husband and Three Other Youngsters Leap to Safety
LAMAR. Mo., Jan. 12 .- (A)-Mrs. Rex Ambler. 35 years of age, and her two smalleat children were Mirned to death this morning in a fre that destroyed their home. 11 iniles northeast of here.
Rex Ambler, the futher. Was badly burned and three or four cther children, who leaped from an upstairs window, were Injured. One is in a hospital hero with the father, suffering from a broken ankle and other Injurles ..
Poura Gas On Coals. The fire started when Amblor poured gasoline upon smouldering coals In n heating stove in the bedroom downstairs, where he and hly' wife and two smallest children i
His clothing affre, Ambler smoth-
Ambler discovered that ht# and two children had not left the bedroom The house was a. mass of Dames and tsoui was tmapoe- ulble .
An investigation1 by Carl .Ko- nantz, coroner, led to- the belief that the wife and children were smothered by the flames before they could escape! 7. Only the bones of the three were found when the fre had burned out.
Alden la a coal miner.
Wed Fifty Years, Springfield Couple Hold Celebration
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Mr. and Mrs. Alex Calhoun, & Delaware avenue, yesterday ob- W .their fiftieth wedding. aoni- wwwry with & family dinner at 12 o'clock. Thirty-und guemin, all rela- Hva or Intimate friends, were present.
A reception was held frum 4 o'clock Yelerday afternoon to , o clock Just right and scores of friends called :0 pay their respects to the couple.
Mr. Calhoun je 76 years old and Mrs. Calhoun 1s 2. They were married at Independence. Du., January 1, 15. and came to Springfield in 1884
Mr. Calhoun organized the d'alloun Buggy and Implement conwany hery and served as president of the con- corn for many years.
·' Seven children. all of whom attend- od the unulversary dinner yesterday. are now prominent in various sections of the country. They are: Mirs. George Crighton, David Calhoun. Mary Calhoun, all of Springfield; Guy HI. Calhoun, Walter. 1. M. Calhoun, Burger, Texas. Mra. Harry Nelson, Walker, Mo . and Mrs P. 11. Magnus, Pittsburgh, I' ..
Flowers and other Kifte Wele re- orived from many states.
Marriaga Licenses: Paul Edgar J'arann. 18. and Chloris Louise Carmichael, 17. both of Springfield: Oliver Edgar Hendrickson. ? ", Fa- rifle and Clara Olive Neill, 24, Buffalo.
MRS SARAH MITCHELL Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Mitchell. 70, who died Tuesday. morning at her home at 760 West Olive street, will. be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Runnels chapel near Buffalo. 'Interment will follow under direction .. of Starne.
$35,400 BEAZLEY ESTATE
An Inventory of the rstate of the Inte Everett Beazley was filed In probate court yesterday. The os- take was appraised at $35.400. The administrators are Mrs. Lowe H. Benzley, the widow, and W. W. Mantz.
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 3: There is a poem in memory of Mattie A. Hightower .**
There is a notice in memory of Everett Wommack .*
Page 5: Mrs. Maggie Gillespie died .**
Page 8: John Bishop died .** Mrs. Susan J. Orsborn died. Mrs. Sarah A. Mitchell died.
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Mrs. Lydia Lyle died .** William Ricketts died .** Births reported .** Divorces granted .**
A. A. Douglas was appointed to administer the estate of Lucinda G. Douglas who died December 25, 1926.
Marriage license: Paul Edgar Pearson and Chloris Louise Carmichael, both of Springfield.
Page 9: Adah E. McConnell was appointed guardian for Frank Eugene Cooper and Ruth E. Cooper, minors.
Page 14: Card of thanks from Mrs. H. N. Freyer and others.
In Memoriam
. In memory of Mattis A, Hightower.
Dear friend you have Gone and. Jeft, ..
Bus God must para tus way. · ..
You have gone to a beautiful man- dón. In a land ao, bright, so fair: -
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We are happy to know. M We must let you go.
You are safe in that home there."
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You have a circle of friends.
They will miss you;
Long will your memory be Cherished in the hearts of your loved ones Aunt Mattie, we all miss theo. Written by request by AFPA ROBINOON.
IN MEMORY OF EVERETT WOMMACK
Another good man gone. bastched away by the retention hand of Douth in the height of his strougth and usefulness, and when the oun of life had but barely passed the meridian. Everett Wommack is no more.
Strang, temporate in all things. energodia, he seemed butit for a bun- dred yours. Ten hours before his go- 10g. Amreal, the death angel, would have pawved him by, believing he had nilstaken the door and that there was no call from him there.
The end came suddenly, without warning, leaving his friends and lov- ed once bewildered and stunned. He was too young to die.
As county and stato official hiu record In without blot or etaln.
As husband, father, brother, friend. he was beloved.
Beside his all too early grave I mingle my tears with the tours of hla loved once. .
mourn for him . He was my friend. J. O. W.
DEATHS
JOHN BISHOP.
Funeral services were held at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon at Mount Car- wasl church for John Bishop. 05 .years old, who died Wednesday morn. Ing at the home of a won. J. W. Wishop. 1177 North Rogers avenue. In- torment was made in Huselwood oum- tery under the direction of the Klingner Funeral chapel. Mr. Mlshop www a return of the Civil war and a planeer sualdent of this county.
WICA. AL'MAN OUSNOKN.
Funeral services for Mrs. Buaan J. Orsborn, w years old. who died Wed- nesday at her home three mikes north of wtrafford. were held at 11 o'clock this morning at the Methodist Epis- ropal church at Strafford Interment was made In Cedar Brook cemetery. four miles west of Falr Orore. under the direction of the Klingner Funeral chapel. Mrs. Oraborn is survived by lone son. Willlem Orsborn, and by one daughter. Mix Belle Wells, both of 'Burafford.
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MRS. FARAH MITCHELL.
Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Runnela Chapel, near Buffalo, for Mre. Sarah A. Mitchell, 70 years old, who died Tuesday morning at the home, 760 West Olive street. Bervicos were held under the direction of W. L. Starne. undertaker.
MRA. LYDIA LYLE.
Funeral arrangements are as yet in- complete for Mrs. Lydia I.ylo. 43 yeare old, wife of William Lyle of 326 North Summit avenue. who died at 17:30 o'clock last night at the home. she Is survived by the husband, five sons, William, Hardin, Clifford, Jack and Marion, and two daughters, Ruth and
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FORTY-FIVE DEFAULT DECREES OF DIVORCE GRANTED BY KIRBY
Forty - five divorce decren granted this morning in division one of the circuit court by Judge Quy D. Kirby. The court continued and reset 40 cases and five were dlamissed. The divorce docket Included 100 actions. 10 of which will sb heard this after- noon. All decrees granted today went by default.
The court room of division one www co emwded when court opened this morning that Judge Kirby decided to hold the hearings in the criminal court room, which Is much larger. Aside from parties to the various casse and their witnesste, many spec- tatore pushed and crowded to main a favorable position to hear the test !- mony. .
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The following docrews were grant- d: Gertrude Bricker ve. P. Bricker. decree for divorce and custody of two minor children with allowance of $50 per month for their support: Orace Bernard r. C. L. Bernard. decree granted and former name restored; Mary T. Carpenter va. Harry C. Our- ipenter. decree granted Including care and custody of minor children and $15 per month for their support: Martha Cook va Ocorge Cook. decroo granted and care and custody of minor children given plaintiff: Vir -! ginis Pearl Boles vs. Alfred F. Boles. decree for plaintiff: Boasto May Cloud vs Harrison E Cloud, decree for piaintif ?. Harry O Griffith va. May Griffith. decree for plaintiff; Anna Mille ve Herschel Billis, docree for the ' plaintiff. I.ula Arrowood va. HAITy, Arrowood. decree granted plaintiff and maiden name restored: Panos Arres ro Murray W. Ayres, decree for plaintiff and care and custody of minor child: Anna Calton ve. George ' - - Calton. decree for plaintiff: Bylvia Dixon \'s allbert W. Dixon, decroo for plaintiff and custody of two mi- nor children: Clifford Edmondson ve. Ads Edmondson, decret for plaintiff: Lula Evans rs. D Erano. decras for plaintiff and maiden name restored: · Mfable Fir.n va W M Finn, decree for plaintiff and care and custody of two , minor children with' 60 pur month for their support; Katherine Omy va. Harry X. Oray, decree for plaintiff and maiden name of Kuth- erine Gardner restored: Estella Good- con va. Frank MI. Goodson. decres for plaintiff, former name restored and court allowed 434 for attorneys' 100; Henrifette Chiles re. W. P. Cbtkes. decree for plaintiff and maiden name of Henrietta Maher restored; Ilus- beth Hill ra. Robert H. Hull, decree for plaintiff; Ruth Horton vs. Oscar Horton, deorve for platntid: Violet Hobey ra. Lawrence Mobsy, deores for plaintiff; May Hardtman ns. William Hardtman. ducreo for plaintiff andi
former name restored: Clarice John- son va. Floyd Johnson, . decre for plaintiff and her former Dame N- stared: Marparut Kuykendall va Lon Kuykendall, decree for plaintiff; Myrtle Knight va. Lester Knight, de- aree for plaintiff and custody of two minor children; J. W. Brookins va. Olga Brookina, degree for plaintiff; Ida May Lynn vo. Paul Lyna, decroo for plaintiff and maiden name of Ida May Miller restored; John B. Mideift vs. Vera Midciff, decree for plaintiff: Ellen M.Moore vs. Will H. Moore. de- creo for plaintiff: Jennie Nichols va. John Henry Nichols, decreo for plain- tiff: Jeannette Popp va. Clayton Popp, decree for plaintiff and maiden name of Jeanette Phillips restored :! Mao Bharp ve. Rao Sharp, decree for plaintiff end former name restored; Claud Thorp vu. Nellie Thorp. decree for plaintiff. custody of minor chil- dren and #16 per month for their support. Edna Phillips ve. E. 8 Phil- ilpe. decree for plaintiff: Mable Tour- tellotte ve. Raymond Tourtellatte. de- cree for plaintiff. custody of minor children. $50 per month allowed for their support; Audle Pratt vs. Em- matt Pratt, decroo for plaintiff; Jos Feareón va. Jennie Pearson, decree for plaintiff: Nollle Presnell vs. Harley Prosnell, docree for plaintiff; Mina W'lleon va. James Wilson. decree for
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ten, degree for plaintiff; John M. Rhes Và M. Aliou then decres for Yung. deort for':plattttf.
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The following osses were continued OF: THOSE : for February. 11: Minale Baldwin va. William H. Baldwin; O. M. Beaver va. Minnie Desver; Zalla Olds v. K. P .- Olds; Charles H. Surge Pa. Lila Burgo: Altos F. Ball Ta. Olar- once Bell: Litebuth. Y. Forrester m. Herbert Forrester; John W. Davis Ta Havel Moors Davis; Al O. Jackson Va. Dora Jackson; Gladys James va. Im- matt A. Jamsa; Wichard M. Monnas w. Edith May Murman; How Swear- ingin w. Luther Omvarworin; Ethd Allen vs. Otis Allen; J. Howard An- derson Ye. Emma Andervon; Thule Brown w. John W. Brown; Anjay Baldwin vs. George B. Baldwin; Har- old A. Oox vu. Truls O. Com; 'Martha Oburch va. Maron Church; Panay Forshes vs. Coin B. Porabee; Pearl R. Engle vs. Eugene W. Engle; Bertha V.| Pord va. James Y. Ford: Helen Geer ! vs. John Oour: Ruth Griswold Cecil Griswold: Opal Huddleston wa.
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[ Osoar Huddleston; Buana Hartwick : rs. John H. Hartwick; R. M. Pritch- jard va. Ruby Pritchard; Axel G. Lindstrom va. Callie Lindstrom: Lil -! ille Miller vs. Clyde Miller; Vesta Mc- Cay vs. Dave MoCoy: B. T. Nicholson va. F. L. Nicholson; Rupert L. McNiel vs. Ella McNell; Alma Neoce ve. Kern Neoce; Ilsle Orendorf ve. Thomas Orendorf: R. B. Stowe vs. Minnie Btowe: Blanche Taylor va. John E. Taylor; Laura J. Peters vs. Albert Po- tere; Rachael Wooldridge va. H. O.
-- Wooldridge: Emily B. Wolfe va. We ' ter Wolfe: R. M. Whittenburg Y. Bertha Whittenburg; Vioin Redifer va. Thomas Redifer, and Leona Cunning- ham ve. H. B .. Cunningham.
- The following casse were diamissed : . Irva Adkins va. Quy C. Adkine; Jen- nie Davidson vs. Leo F. Davidson; Marie Philpe"vs. Everett Philpe; Irene. O'Bannon va. Webster D. O'Bannon. and W. C. Van Arsdale va. Nell P. Van Aredale.
WILLIAM KICKETS.
Willuma Xloket'in, W .years old, died this morning at his home 2023 North Summit areabe. following a lingering Winees. He Is survived by the widown one daughter. Mrs. O. M. Haster, and one grandson. Billy Hasler .. all . of Springfield.' Funeral services U .M. hold at « o'clock Friday at the home. rt Amle ww offietste and intermant Will be made in Maple
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GILLESPIE FUNERAL.
Funeral services for Mrs. Maggie Gillespie, who died at her home at 13P5 East Commercial street, Monday. will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow Jafternoon. Services will be conduct. jed it Praton avenue X. X. church.
CARD OF THANKS. wish to thank our many "friends and relatives for their kind- uras and sympathy in the recent !11- one n'ont death of our dear husband bad fither
MRS. 11. N. FREYER. R 1 .. FRYER. MRS. M. M. ROBERTS
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. John X. Pearson, of Beacon Hill addition, announce the birth of a daughter. Millis Low on January is at the Springfield Bap-
. tist hospital. Mr. Pearson is Sports : Editor of the Leader and Mrs. Pear- .son was formerly Miss Rachel Elcher.
- Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ferbache an- nounce the birth, of a daughter Jeanne Carolyn, January 2, at Burgo hospital.
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: There were 47 divorces granted but this is a "human interest" story and does not list names. It mentions:
Mrs. Virginia Pearl Boles suing to divorce her husband. Anna Martin Mills suing to divorce Herschel Mills.
Page 3: Mrs. Lydia Bell Lyle died .** Page 12: Gordon L. Springfield was killed .**
LYDIA BELLE LYL
Xrs. Lydla Bell Lyle, William Lyle. IM Morta nos, died at 11:10 o'clockt . the home. Funeral areas Incomplete but will ty . Il direction of the Flagser bome.
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Mra. Relt is survived by" Sand. fi- cons. . William, Hardie Clifford, Jack and Marion, mot daughters, Ruth and Tenet.
MAN KILLED IN IDAHO HAS RELATIVES HERE
Gordon L. Springfield, belleved 10 have relatives here, has been killed In Blackfoot. Idaho. This information, meager ng In detall. was received by wire las. night by A. C. Boehm, chief of Im- lice, from the coroner at Blackfont. i
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 1: Robert F. Wolf died .**
Page 6: Card of thanks from Thomas Hightower .**
Page 14: Isom Moore was killed .** Grandpa Sanders died .** Five die in a fire near Lamar .** Card of thanks from family of J. T. Wilson. *
Page 15: Divorces granted .** A marriage license was issued at Bolivar to Boyd Dickey and Alice Dickens, both of Springfield. Mrs. Lydia Lyle died .**
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William Ricketts died.'
Robert Fennimore died .**
Marriage license: Arles R. Housden and Mary Hartley, both of Springfield. Page 19: Card of thanks from Mrs. Sarah Burch .**
Page 20: Card of thanks from Mrs. M. Calvey and others .**
THIRTY EIGHT DECREESON DIVORCE GRANTED BY KIRBY
Thirty-sight detiult divorce decries were granted this morning in division two of the circuit court. Judge Quy D. Kirby provided at the bearings, as Judge Warren L. White was unable to call the divorce docket in his division due to Illness. Judge Kirby granted 17 default decrees yesterday to di- vision one, making a total of 85 de- creoa granted by him in two days. which, according to court attacbes, ! surpasses the records of all other, Greene county circuit judges.
The courtroom wu amain crowded to capacity when court convened at 9 o'clock. although the docket this morning's call was lighter than rasterday's docket. . . They were -- 72 cases on the division two divorce docket, all of which were called th's morning, and Judge Kirby also heard ! three divorce actions that were left! over yesterday from division one. ' There were twenty-nine cases con -: tinued this morning and eight ac- ! tions were dismissed. . Judge Kirby did not designate any re-setting dates, leaving this to the discretion of Judge White. when he returns to the bench. -
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