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MAN. GOLDIE BRAKE ..
Funeral serviera tor Mrs Goldie, Brake. 36, of 4581, South Campbell. Avenue, who died Sunday in & hos- pital here, were held at 2 30 o'clock this afternoon at Union cemetery at , Rogeraville, Mo., with burial there un- ; der direction of W L Starne, under- takcr.
MARTHA' F. YATEN.
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha P. Yates, 66. of 1515 East Plorida street. who died at 5:30 yesterday afternoon, -- will be held at 2:20 this afternoon !! the Klingner' Fungral chapet, .with burial in Greenlawn cemetery. ' She Is survived by three daughters. Mra. Hattle Sawyer, Mrs. Frances Vader and - Mrs. Rellle Lightwine, and by five some. Jeff. James, Sherman, Tom and | Oscar. all of Springfield.
TRAN INFANT.
! . Funeral services were held at 2:30 . p. in. today at the Klingner Funeral - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Traw of 1502 College street, who died In a ! local hospital. yesterday. Burial was In Greenlawn cemetery.
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MIRS. NORA DECKER.
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Fui:eral services for Mrs Nora I Direktr. 59. who died Monday morn- Ing af her home at 1130 Rogers ave- nue, were held at 2 p. m. today at the residence with burial in Hazel- hond cemetery. under direction of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Elbert Slatten, 21, and Ruby Lewis, 18, both of Ash Grove.
There is an article about Mrs. Harold D. Bowen .**
Jeff Strange, Jr., committed suicide .**
John Rountree may have inherited a fortune .**
Page 3: Daughter born June 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Loren Steel, 2221 Melton avenue. Son born June 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Robertson, 1815 Washinton avenue.
Page 5: Family reunion held at the home of Mr. J. R. G. Mckenzie .**
Page 8: Earl H. Burger died .**
Luke F. Calvey died .*
Mrs. Mildred Jane McNabb died.
Mrs. Beatrice Wooldridge died .* Mrs. Stella Caffey died .**
J. W. Crow died .*
Mrs. Alma Evelyn Blades died .*
ON WAY TO HOSPITAL. COLLEGIAN KILLS SELF
JOPLIN. June !!.- im-Jet! Strapre. Jr .. 19, a senior in the I'ni- versity of Oklahoma nt Norman. committed suicide by shooting him- self here Inte tonight.
No mothe. other than Ill health. was advanced for the act. In com- pany with his parents. Mr. and Mrs I A Strange, of Clinton, and two sisters, the youth was on his way to Rochester, Minn .. to undergo a medical examination. . The party. which came here by motor car. had Istopped at the home of relatives to spend the night.
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FAMILY REUNION
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day at the home of Mr. J. R. Mckenzie at his home north of the city. Lunch was woon to 25 members of the family. They were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Aremore and children. Edna. Eu- . gene. Pearl. Walter and Clyde of Springfield: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mckenzie, Mr. and Mrs. F. Audie- man and son. Robert. Mr. and Mr. M. L. Lambeth and daughters. Christha and Angelina. ot Spring- field: Mr. Lee Mickenrie of Okia- homa: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Me. Kenzie of Joplin: Mrs. Stanley : Hays and son. Donald, of Fort Smith, Ark .: Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Mckenzie of Springfield. .
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Elbert Slatten. 21. and Ruby Lewis, IS, both of Ash Grove.
DOUBLE FUNERAL TODAY FOR MOTHER AND CHILD
A double funeral service will be held at 1 o'clock today at Republic for Mrs. Alma Evelyn Blades, and her son. Gideon Warren Blades.
""Following the death of her ' in- fant - mon . yesterday morning, Mra. Blades expired at 10:20 o'clock last night. She wan 25 years of age. and is survived by her husband. tillle Blades of 621 South Fort street, and parents, Mfr. and Mrs. Warren Hunt of Reeda Spring. Mo .. niso n daughter. Mildred Louise Ilades, and a son, James Leo l'at- rick Blades. Mrs. Blades had two sisters. Mas Clista Hun :. 621 South Fort street, and Miss Gr.nudie isunt of Reeds Spring, and four brothers. : Jeff. Carl. Martin and C'alvin Blades. all of Rerds Spring.
The services will be held at Wade chapel northwest of Republle. In- arnt will be In Britain ceme- tery.
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Irs. Harold D. Bowne's Father.
A large flag which flew. . In Springfield during the Civil" war has won for Mrs. Hareld 1). Howen, formerly of Springfield and now of Harboursville. W. 1 ... a prize offered by the Hunting- tom Evening Herald to the person possessing "the oldest and most historie flag" in that section.
Mrx. Bowen In the daughter of Prof. E. 11. Kelley, who formerly who well known here us a music teacher, and a daughterinlaw of Mrs. Etta Bowen, 801 Hogern Avenue.
The Fisg's History
The flag which she won as a prize le four-und-one-half by six feet. The old one with which who ·won it Is now faded und torn. Its history is set forth in the follow- Ing letter. which Mrs. Bowen sub- mitted in the contest:
?We have a flag in our family.4
not "very old.
Very dear. It is four feet by two feet, is handmade' of'rawiailk and has it stara. . mit Dropped in Sorrow
"It belonged to a small boy in a southwest Missouri village during .; the Civil war. The old church near the home of the boy was used for A garrison by first one urmy and then another, filling the boy with a desire to play? soldier .. When he did not carry his flag It was placed on the post in front of the church.
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"During the famous, or ; 'in- famous Zagoni rald, through, the town, it hung on the post and was the means of' saving the little fel- low's father, as the raiders dashed through the streets firing at any- one they chanced to see.
"When the armies of Goo Lyon marched .pastito their, deout at Wilson Creek they cheered it to the echo: and white drooped, in Barrow when the defeated'armies were hurled back in defeat. It waved unafraid during the bom- hardment of the old church and mashap laughed .when Alarma- duke wus frightened away by the ruse of a twelve-year-old child. The Vilisge? Springfield
"Yellow and shell-torn. "It is still keeping our family true to its colors."
The "little boy" of whom Mrs. Rowen speaks was her uncle. Charles Henry Kelley, a lad of 8 at the time. . He died during. the war. of diphtherla which he con- 1 tracted from Union soldiers. what carried him somethiney' on their 1. saddles.
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church stod and the
razed only a few years ago. 14. Saved; Father's, Life Mra. " Bown's afther. now violin Instructor: ja ' a*Darboure- rilke / college" adds" to "her story that "We primed it because It saved the life of our father. who was running .bome to protect bls family from 'the town garrison in one of the four forts. The boy. hearing the firing. run out to the front gate and placed it just as father passed through. This raid of Zagoni, who was a northerner. was a great blunder as he thought all who lived south of the Mason and Dixon line were southerners. They killed several Union men that .day."
EARL" H. BURGER
Asudden attack of.boa
proved fatal . last " evening ? to Earl H. Burger, 40 years old, a = barber
- of Forsyth, Mo., who died at 8:30 o'clock at the home of his brother .. N. E. Burger, of 425' East Madison street.
Mr. Burger had made the trip here yesterday by bus and had been first stricken en route. By the time of his arrival at the hono of his brother, he had become crit- Ically Ill. Dr. C. A. Tucker was called to administer treatment.
Funeral arrangements are Inconi- plete but will be held under :rec- tion of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home.
Mr. Burger la survived by his mother, Mrs. Mary Burger,. of Solo- mon, Kan., by five brothere. N. E. Burger of Springfield; J. G. Burger. of 8wan, Mo .; C. C. Burger, it Uti- ca,' N. Y .; O. W. Burger,, of Dan- ville, III .; H. H. Burger, of Great Falls, Mont., and by five alstera. Mrs. Jolin Schwart. Marshall. Ill .; Mrs. W. Licklider, of Swan, , Mo .; Miss Emma Burger, of Springfield: Mrs. J. C. Shipley, of Tuttle, Okla., and Mrs. C. L. Don- meyer, of Solomon, Kan.
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SO THEY TELL ME. MAN-KEEPS GAEM!
John Rountree, Prominent af Ash Grove, Reported Heir With Sister to Fortune That Uncle Leaves
HEARS TALK OF LEGACY BUT NOT INVESTIGATING
California Courts Will Do Their Duty If There's Really a Fortune, He Said; Sister Also May Share It
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AN ESTATE valued at several million dollars and founded by a Polk county man who went west during the gold rush of forty-nine. will be probated soon at San Fran- cisco. Cal., and two heirs living near Springfield will receive most of the money, according to dis- patches from San Francisco yes- :erday.
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The Ozarkian who left his home near Fair Play in 1849't.C fortune on the west coast was Rob- ert Hopkins, who died three months ago at the age of 96. and the two persona named as probable heirs of most of the . estate are . John Rountree. 66. retired business man of Anh Grove. and Mrs. Mary J. ' Easley, of Marlonville. Mira. Eas- ley in a sister of the dead coast capitalist. while. Rountree . ts & nephew.
WON GREAT WEALTH
Hopkins was 18 years old when he decided to join the gold rush. His folks tried to talk him out of making the foolish trip west but be "caught the fever" and departed. Ha bit it lucky and made one of the richwet strikes ripartea .quring the forty-nine . rusa.
- tloued to how! - -- garded as one of the"i of the Pacific coast.
He was married but his wife and son are both dead. according to San
Francisco attorneys.
WON'T GET EXCITED
Little is known here of Hopkin's activities on the coast since he atruck It rich in the gold fields.
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Hin nephew. John Rountree. who
was head of a mercantile house at Ash Grove. never saw his uncle. Mr. Rountree was unconcerned over reports from San Francisco that he probably would be heir to millions and he admitted that he would not become excited should the courts award him the money. "My mother told me many times of her brother and of the trip west but that's all I know about him." ( Mr. Rountree said. "My uncle ! died about three months ago and I knew he was wrathy but I have not bothered about hiring a lawyer .; 1 If the money is there and We are entitled to it. the probate court will ; do its duty."
LUKE F. CALVEY
Luke F. Calvey. 48. 620 Cleve- land ; avenue, an employe of the Frisco railway here for 30 . Years, died at 3 o'clock yesterday after- noon in a Springfield hospital after - 'a brief illness. Severhi years ago ; Mr. Calvey suffered Injuries in a railway accident which forced him to give up his position as an cngi- neer, and until his recent illness he acted as crossing watchman at
.... the corner of Mill street and Main avenue. He is survived by thicel nieces. Catherine, Mildred and Marie Calvey, and one nephew. Paul Calvey, all of Springfield. Fu- .. neral arrangements are incomplete. but burial will be under direction uf the Herman Lohmeyer Funeral home.
MRS. MILDRED JANE MCNABB
Mry. Mildred Jane McNabb. 77 years old, died at her home yester- day morning at :: 30 o'clock. She resided at $07 North Warren street. She is survived by her husband, . Virgil E. McNabb, three daughtery und four sons. The daughters are: Mrs. C. Sand of 934 North Missouri avenue, Miss Bertha MeNabb of Denver, Mrs. Claude Dickerson, 807 North Warren street: the sons are: fra McNabb. Fair Oaks, Cal .; N. W. McNabb, Elkins, Mo .; H. C. Me- '
Vabb, Springfield, and A. E. Mc. Nabb, Minneapolis. Mrs. McNabb had * 197 grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. Funeral ar .- ¡ rangements are Incomplete.
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J. W. CROW
J. W. Crow. 6] years old, retired farm- 1 er and former owner of Percy's cave north of Springfield, died at 3 o'clock Wednes. · day morning after a brief . illness at hin home rt 2018 North Fort avenue. He was ' born aod reared near Fair Play; Mo .. and had lived for several years in Fair Grove Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the M. E. church in Fai! · Play with the Reverend Denten officlatina. Purial will be in the cemetery there" un- der direction of the Fair Play Under. ----- taking company. . Mr. Crow is survived by the widow and eight children : Elise and Jne. of the home address : Mrs. Guy Rush, of 1153 West Florida street : Mrs. R. F. Thompson, of Winfield, Kte .. Mrs. Johr
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Connelly, of Fair Play. D. A. Fair Play. W. W. Crow and G. G. Crow. both of Springfield ; and by two ofiter Mrs. Walter Thomas and Mrs. Evs Kerk r.on, of mirar Fair Play, and by two broth - Ira. J. A Crow and W. W. Crow, also of near Fair Play.
MRS. BEATRICE WOOLDRIDGE Funeral services'for Mrs. Beatrice Woc)- dridge: 66. who died Tuesday morning at her home. 61; Fast Walnut street, will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the residence. with burlal in Maple Park come . tery under direction of the Klingner Fu- nera: honke.
MRS. STELLA CAFFEY
Funeral services for Mrs. Stella Caffey. 39 years old, who died at 11:16 o'clock. Tuesday night in a local hospital follow- ing a Miet illness, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Klingner Funeral chapel. with burial in Greenlawn cenie- tory. Mrs t'affey, who lived at 1415 Ben- lon avenue, is survived by her husband. 1. 1 .. Caffey, foreman of the West Frisco coach .nops : one son, Charles, two daugh- ters. Holen and Louise, and by her mother, Mro .- J. L. McGinnis. She also is surviv. ed by two brothers. J. I .. McGinnis, su. Lerinter.dect of the United Iron Works. and Frank E. McGinnis, secretary-treas. urer of the Williams Lumber company.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 2: Robert Hopkins left a fortune .**
Page 12: The will of Mary J. Massey who died May 29 was filed for probate.
Page 13: Mrs. Beatrice Wooldridge died .** Mrs. Stella Caffey died .**
J. W. Crow died .**
Mrs. Alma Evelyn Blades died .*
Gideon Warren Blades died .**
Earl H. Burger died .**
Luke F. Calvey died .*
Mrs. Mildred Jane McNabb died .** Births reported .**
Page 16: Rev. Dr. Mark Hopkins died .**
Page 17: Miss Josephine Agee and Mr. Cecil Alexander were married .**
Miss Irene Pirkle and Mr. Charles H. Butrick were married .**
BIRTHS
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Mr. and Mrs: L. 8. Campbell, Lincoln, announce the birth of a san Bobby Gene, June 13.
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. M: and Mrs. W 8 Wood. of 2221 North MimoLEI areate, ecsounce the birth of a daughter. Mary Joanna, Jur .. 15
Alexander - tree. .
;; Mr. and Mrs C C Agee. 2400 North Johnson avenue. announce the mar. riage of their daughter. . Josephine, in Mr. Cecil Alexander of Marshfield The ceremony was performed by Elder J. W. Ford of Louisburg. Mo. at the home of the bride's parents Baturdey at 7 p. m., Miss Minnie Bello Agee. ' sister of the bride, was her bride's : mald and the groomsman was Mr Carl Bobzien. After the wedding the : bride and groom were honored with a dinner which the following friends and relatives were present Messra. and Mesdames J. W. Ford. C. L. Warden. C. B. Agee, Claude Agee .! Pat Emery and Miss Ada Emery. -
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"The Kanman City Times this published this from' ita "files" -
years ago In June, 1887: . ..
". "The Rev. Dr. Mark Hopkins: other of the Rev. Dr. Henry Hopkins. pastor of the First Congregational . church of this city. died Saturday at tto Now Hrdinaat home Ite was distinguished president of Williams ' college many years, and was" widely known as a ripe scholar, an able theologian. a thorough educator and a profound exposstates of moral phil-
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trustes of Drury college and often visited Springfield In early daysthe went to the front during the pioneer days of " the " college when success" --
It won malt of . his father one. that a umireratty might be desarl a4 . log with Mark Hopkins on ong ind and a student on the othe
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MAY INHERIT FORTUNE OF WEALTHY RELATIVE
Allowing The death three months agn of Robert. Hopkine. San Francisco millionaire, who became rich In the rold-rush days of' '49 when he left Fair Play. Mo. each of his two Hiring relatives. John Rountree of Ach Orore, and Mra. Mary J. Easley, of Marlonville, probably will inherit A fortune. One is a nephew of Mr Hopkins while the other is a sister.
The wealthy gold-miner was An Jearn ald at his death ille wife and
can he learned the Ath Grote nmm:1
only living reintives
Hopkins went west when he was 19 Jeara old Ite måde one of the luckiest strikes of the day and Invented hin money carefully. He soon became one of the capitalleta of Callfornia
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MILDRED JANE MCNABB. ...... Funeral arrangements aro as yet Incomplete for Mra. Mildred Jane McNabb. 77. who died at her home yesterday morning at 7:30 o'clock. She resided at 807 North Warren avenue. Servicen wlil he under d !- rection of W. L. Starue, undertaker.
Mr. and Mr. W. O. Firkl. 1910 Trauktio srque, announce 'the marriage of their daughter. Irene, to Mr. charles H. Butrick, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Butrick. 868 Normal street. Monday at 2 80 p. m. at the residence of Rev M F Cowden, who officiated. using the ring ceremony The couple will make their home In this city.
DEATHS
MRS. BEATRICE WOOLDRIDGE. Funeral" ogrvices for .. Mra. Beatrice! Wooldridge. 58, who died Tuesday morning at her home. 617 East Wal- -
nut street, were held at 8.30 p today at the residence, with burial in Maple Park cemetery under direction of the Klingner funeral hofr.e
MRA. STELLA CAFFE).
Funeral ser: Ices for Mra. Stelle Caf - fey. 39. who died at 11.15 Tuesday night in a local hospital, were held at 2 p. m. today at the Klingner funeral home, with burlal in Oreen - lawn cemetery
at 1415 Bentor. avenue
J. W. CROW. .
Funeral required for W Fino A:
taner of Perry's (Air. Han 1 Springfield, wh. die- Wednesday mort.ing after a brief 1 ::.
avenuc, were held at 2 p. m. today at the M. E. church In Fair Play. Rev. Denten officiated and burial was in a cemetery at that place under direr . ton of the Fair Play Undertaking company.
1.I KF. F. CML.VEY.
Funera! services for Luke F I's vey. 48. of 620 Cleveland avenue. an chi- ploye of the Frisco railway here for 30 years, who died at 3 p. m. yester- day in a hospital, will be held at ? s. m. tomorrow at the Immaculate Conception Catholic church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery unde direction of the Herman H. Lonnieyer Funeral home.
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Funeral services for Ları H. Hiper. 140. a barber of Forsyth. No. uhr. died at 8:30 o'clock last night at the home of his brother. N. E. Burger. 425 East Madison street. following a heart at- Tack suffered yesterday afternoon while on his way here. !!!! he !!!! int 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Alma . Lohmeyer Funeral home. Burini x ! · be at Bparta. Mo. 1
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DOUBLE FUNERAL SERVICES.
Double funeral services for Mrs. Alma Evelyn Binde : : : Gideon Warren Blades, were held at 1 p. m. today at Republic. The serv- Ices were held at Wade chapel, nortitel west of Republic and burial was to the Britain cemetery.
Following the dead of. her . infant son yesterday morning, Mra. Blades Lied in a few hours. 8he was 25 years old and is survived by the hus- !band. Ollle Blades of 621 South Fort avenue, and her parents. Mr. and Mre Warten Hunt of Reeda Aprile. Mo .: by a daughter. Mildred Louise Blades, and a son, Jaines Len Patrick ; Dlades. ---
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license issued .**
Henry Proserpi, despite his name, prefers to speak English and German. He is Swiss and came to America 46 years ago.
Page 9: A son Bobbie Gene Campbell was born June 13 to Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Campbell of 803 Lincoln street.
Page 5: Miss Josephine Agee and Mr. Cecil Alexander were married .** Miss Irene Pirkle and Mr. Charles H. Butrick were married .**
Miss Dorothy Skinner and Mr. Hughfred A. Giesel were married .** Page 6: Mrs. Alma Evelyn Blades died .**
Mrs. Mildred Jane McNabb died .** Luke F. Calvey died. Earl H. Burger died .** J. R. Hoyal died .*
Page 7: William M. Woods of Ozark and Rose Smalley of Springfield were married yesterday in Springfield.
AGEE-ALEXANDER
Mr. and ' Mra. C. T. Agce,2100 North "Johnson avenue.ª announce the marriage of their daughter. Josephine, to Mr Ccell Alexander of Marshfield. at : o'clock Saturday evening at the home of the bride's parents The service was read by Sure. The couple was attended . bis; Mr. Carl Hobzien and Mise Helle Agre. the bride's sister. The cere- mony was followed by dinner which WAS RerVed to the bridal couple. their attendants. the Reverend and Mrs .I W. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. C. I, Warden. Mr. and Mrs. Pat F.mery. Miss Ada Emery. Mr. Claude Acre and Mr. C. R. Ager.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE Whitam M. Woods' 81, Ozark, and Rose Bmalley. 30, Springfield.
Miss Dorothy Skinner Weds H. A. Giesel
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Skinner 13:1 Beaton avenue, yesterday an- nounced the marriage of their daughter. Dorothy. to Mr. Hughfred A. Gilesel. which took place Wednes- day evening at $ o'clock In Saxi- naw. Mich. The couple will reside In Saginaw.
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PIRKLE-BUTRICK
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pirkle. 1916 North Franklin , avenue, have an- nounced the . , marriage of their ; daughter. Irene .- to Mr. Charles H. Butrick. Jr., son' 'of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rutrick. 868 Normal street. ! Monday evening at the home of the ! Reverend M. F. Cowden, who read the ring ceremony. ; The couple will realde here .. .
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BLADES SERVICES
Double funeral services for Mrs. Alma Evelyn Bladen, 25 years old. and her infant son, who died R'ednesday morning. hoth within a few hours time, were held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at · Wade chapel, northwest of Repub- lic. with Interment in Britain ceme- 'tery under direction of W. L. I Starne. undertaker.
MRS. MILDRED JANE M'NABB
Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred Jane McNabb. it years old, who - Idied Wednesday morning at her home. SO; North Warren avenue, will be held at 2: 30 o'clock this afl - Ternoon at the residence, with Inter- ment In Harelwood cemetery under direction of W. I .. Starne, under- , taker.
CALVEY SERVICES
Funeral servicce for Luke F. Calvey. 45 years old. veteran em- iploye of the Frisco, who died at 3 via Wednesday afternoon after a brief illness at hio home at 620 Cleveland avenue, will be held at. , o'clock " this morning at the 'Immaculate Conception Catbollo church, with the Rev. Father .O'Driscoll officiating. Interment will be In St. Mary's cemetery under direction of the Herman H. Loh- meyer Funeral home.
EARL H. BURGER
Funeral services for Earl H. Burger. 40. of Forsyth. Mo .. who Het at $ 30 o'clock Wednesday evening at the home of his brother, IN. ES Burger. 425 Fant Madison street. following a sudden heart at- "tank, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Alma Lohmeyer 'Funeral home with Interment in the cemetery at Sparta, Mo.
J. R. HOYAL
Funeral services were held yes- terdas al Bois IY'Are for J. R. Hoyal. 62, who died at his home following a long Illness. Servicea were conducted by the Reverend 1. M Becker. pastor of St. Luke i M. E. church. The servicea were held in Bots D'Arc Methodist church with Interment In Yakley i (+metcry. He la survived by two : children. Helen and Robert, both of ! 'M ::. K.gov. Okla .. and two half Niethers. W. D. Owens and L. A. | Owens.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 23: Miss Dorothy Skinner and Mr. Hughferd,A. Giesel were married .**
Page 24: There is a poem in memory of Edward H. McFarland .**
Page 8: J. B. Hoyal died .**
Mrs. Mildred Jane McNabb died .*
Luke F. Calvey died .** Earl H. Burger died .** Mrs. Mary Heagwood died .* Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 12: There is a poem in memory of Quintilla Jackson Taylor .** There is a poem in memory of Fred I. Teed .**
Mimo Dorothy Skinner Woda. "'sa. ind . Mrs. William B.' Skinner. 1371 Denton avenue, announce the marriage of their daughter. Dorothy. to.Mr. Hughferd A. Giesel Wednesday As Paginaw, Mich. Mra. Olevel is a graduate of Kansas Agriculture! col- lege, Manhattan, Hans., and has been at the home of her parents for the part few years. . Mr. Glesel is in bual- as 'ta Beginaw where the young couple will make their home.
MARRIAGE LICENSES:
Recorder of Deeds Jack W. Mckee today issued marriage licenses to the following:
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Earl McGill, 21. and Mildred Hobbs, 17. both of Walnut Grove.
William M. Words. 31. of Ozark. and Rose Smalley. 30. of Springfield.
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J. R. HOYAL.
Funeral services were held yester- day at Bois D'Arc for J. R. Hoyal. 62. who died at his home following a long Illness. The services were held at the Bols D'Arc Methodist church. with burial in Yeakley chapel ceme- tery. He is survived by two children. Helen and Robert, both of Muskogee. ! Okla. and two half brothers, W. D. Owens and L. A. Owens.
MILDRED JANE MCNABR.
Funeral services for Mra. Mildred Jane McNabb. T., who died Wednes- day morning at her home. 807 North Warren avenue, were held at 2:30 p m. today at the residence. with burial in Hazelwood cemetery under direction of W L S'arne. undertaker
LUKE I'. CALVEY. .
Funeral services were held t s. m. today at the Immaculate Con- ception Catholic church for Luke P. Calway, .48. veteran Prisco employe. who died Wednesday afternoon - bis home. 620 Cleveland aver. ue. Burial was In St. Mary's cerietery under direction of the Herman HI. Lahmeyer Funeral home.
EARI. H. BIRGER.
Funeral services for Earl H. Burger. : 40, of Forsyth. No., who died at 8.30 p m Wednesday at the home of his brother. N. E. Burger. 125 East Madi- con street, following a sudden heart attack. were held at 2 p. m. today al the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home Burial was In the cemetery at Sparta.
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