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The court was called ou time and again thila morning to remind the a- torneys representing partles suing for divorce, to obtain witnesses who had known ine party atking for divorce for at least five years In many of - the cases character withchsea were put on the stand who testified that the had been acquainted with the plaintiff for as thort a time as alx months. Judge Kirby warned the at - tornaye that from this time on di- vorcra will be refused unleex the char- acter witnesses can preperly qualify. Decrocs were granted to persons ranging in age from 18 years to 65. and during the entire morning only. one woman appeared on the stand without bobbed halr. Judge Kirby was not long ju granting that party & divorce.
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Defanit Decrece.
The following default decrees were granted: Lisa Fox ve. Jesse B. Fox. decree for plaintiff, custody of two children and 425 per month for their support: John M. Clark v. Mary Clark, decree for plaintiff; Elle Louise Howell vs. J. D. Howell. decree for plaintiff and melden name restored; Roes Attaway vs. Thomas Allaway. decree for platutiff and custody of one child: Floyd Alexander vs. Mandy Alexander, decree for plaintiff: Alonzo Bybee va. Clar Bybee. decree for plaintiff: Jewel Buckinghami vs. Earl for || Buckinghamus. decree for plaintiff. cus- tody of child and $15 per month for support of child: August Baker vo. - Stella Baker, decree for plaintiff; Minnie Barnes ve. Jesse Barnes, de- cree for plaintiff. custody of three children. $60 per month for support of children and $25 attorney fee: F. W. Cantrell v6. Elizabeth Cantrell. decree for plaint !!!: Bertha Chandler va. Robert Chandler, decree for plain - tiff and maiden name restored: Lou Ella Crothers vs. William D Crothers. decree for plaintiff: William M Crouch ve. Priscilla Crouch. decree for plaintiff: Clemeuth Droecemiller Fred Drocemiller. decree for plaintiff . And maiden name restored: Chaptes Ellington va. Opal Ellingion. decree . for plaintiff: R. B. Hough Vs. Dorothy Hough, decree for plaintiff and cue- tody of two chlamydia
ra Blewart Haak dearer to restoration of maiden name attorney's foe; Leola' Hardman Paul K. Hardman, degree. . and' restoration . oft ware Ruth HuttmanTin
man, degree for plelauft 2dd" tion of maiden name: Florenos Jones VI. O. T. Jones. decres for · plaintiff and custody of minor child; . Jewell Ketchum va. Fred M. Ketchum, de- cree for plaintiff and restoration of malden naune: LaVerne Kemper W. George M. Kemper. decree for plain- tiff and custody of child: Anna Law Mur:my va. H. H. Murray. deoree for plaintiff-and- 436 attorney's too, ottvet Malone ve. B. J. Malone, decree grant- ed for plaintiff and maiden name re- Istored; Agnes M. Parks ve. Clifford W. Parks, decree for plaintiff and mald- eu name restored: Lena Richarde ve. Ennia Richarda, decree for plaintiff, custody of three children. $25 . per month for support of children and $"s . attorney's fee: William Schoen-
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field ra. Sophie Bchoenfield, decree for 'platutiff: Grover C. Tucker va. Jeesle M. Tucker, decree for plaintiff; No:a Ellen Turner , Frank D. Turn- 'er. destee for plaintiff: Amanda E. ,The ve Clarence 1. Thies, decree for pia !!! if. custody of two children. and $40 je: na for support of child- ren: Myrtle M. Williams vb. Ed Will- lamis. derree for plaintiff and maiden name restored: L. H. Watson va. Then- : dora T. Watson. decree for plaintiff; Homer Wainman vs. Itrice Wainman. decree for plaintiff: J F. Ball va. Emma Ball, decree for plaintiff: Opal Mary Stringer vs James E. Stringer. decree for plaintiff. custody of three children and restoration of maiden , name; Elhet May McGlancy va. Ben , F. McOlancy, decree for plaintiff and restoration of maiden name: Ruth M Griswold va. Cecil Griswold, deerçe for ¡plaintiff and restoration of malden name.
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The following cases were continued: . Clara Rhodes vr. Truman Rhodes: Buelsh Tindall va. Henry Tindall; P. C. Gruver vi. Mabel Gruver: James D. Layer ve. Ethel B. Layer; Ids Haw- ley va. Horace B. . Hawley; Laura Branstetter ra. Charles Branstetter: Hurley Bibbs vs. Maggie B!bbe; LAvon Cline vs. W. J. Cline: Lils Huffman va. 1 Jolin Huffman: Warren Munday va. Athena Munday: Florence Mittrucker \'s. J. G. Mittrucker; Flara Bweringer :13. William Bweringer: Alma Appleby ve. Saun Appleby: Rosalie Bodine va. Charles Bodine: 8am Curry ro. Cora Curry: Eugene Cook vs. Albina Cook; Lucille Dycua va. Bailey Dycus; Lora May Ellis va. Bherman Ellla; H. M. Gordon vs. Jennie Oordon; R. H. Horner vn. Verna Horner: W. A. Kind- er vs. Hattie Kinder: Vera May Mill- sap vs. Glenn Millsap: Effie Mccauley vr. Grover McCauley: W. P. A. Bmith vs. Dollle Smith; Gertrude Stone ra. Harry Stone: Bertha Saas va. Prod Sans: Clara Pumy vs. Edwin O. Pusey.
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The following cases were dismissed: Georgin Halstead vR. Edwin Halstead: Leua Lake va. Harold Lake: Henrietta Williama vs. Alvin Williams; Willlam Holmes vs Bylvia Holmes: John E. Mccullough vs. Carrie Mccullough; Coleman Brower is. Alta Brower; R. N. Boyices vo. Barab Bayless.
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. CARD OF THANKN. We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of our husband. father and brother. J. T. Wilson. Sigr.ed --- Wife. Children. Brother and Sloter.
WOLF, UNGE RESIDENT HERE FALLS TO DEATH
Publisher of Columbus News- papers Sewing Machine Man in Springfield.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan 14. P 1 - Robert F. Wolfe, our of the :noul picturesque figures in the bus !!: "s. and political the of Ohio, died today in a fall from the Fourth floor of the Columbus Dispatch bridie 198
' As publisher of the Dispatch and the Columbus Simte Journal, baux- er, manufacturer and politician. Wolfe occupied a unique position in ' Ohio. Rated a millionaire. he had climbed from newspaper boy on the streets of New York. to a position of recognized power in the affairs of this state. He was GG tous old
His death
when he lost his. balance and fell while opening a window of his ' of- lice A moment before he had com-' plained of feeling !!! winle in the adjoining office of Will:am A. Ire- land. cartoonist of the Dispatil.
Mr Wolfe many years ngo was h resident of Springfieid He was !11 the sewing machine business hieru. Springfield people who went to Columbus, often visited Mr. Wolfe and talked over old times.
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· CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to extend our thanke and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for their kindnees during the Illness and death of our husband. father and brother. J. T. Wilson. Algred --- Wife. Children, Brother and ; Slater.
CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement lu the loss of our be- loved huaband and father and brother. Also for the many beauti- ful floral offerings. MRS. M. CALVEY AND FAMILY. LUKE F. CAL.VEY. Brother.
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is Tro Thattons Buried."
Lo a singh csaket in a single grave In . country cemetery two miles from
stord, the obarray; bodies of Mra. Rex, Ambler and ber two small cons, Tom. , and Jack, 2 years old, wire buried this afternoon.
In a bleak setting of snow and cold, brief and simple funeral services were held at the grave, with a shiver- ing group of neighbors and friends lu attendance.
The three perished in a fire that destroyed the Ambler home. Four other members of the family. the father and three children, were in- Jured in the tragedy. They are in a! hospital at Lamar, but all will re -. corer. Only one member of the fam- ily of eight escaped Injury. She is a daughter. Ardena. 17 years old. and declared atsolaKTAOIN.
Coroner Carl Kopante of Barton county, cold po inquest would be conducted into the deaths. He made and investigation and declared the tragedy to have been "a sad acci- Ident." He belleres the mother and two children. who were in bed when in alove exploded, causing the fire were ruffoosted before they were able to escape.
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The fire occurred wheu the father dashed gasoline into the store to start a fire, believing coste in the Istors of the night before were dead. : An explosion resulted and the dwell- :Ing soon was a mass of flames. Amb- ler o clothes were ignited, and he wus severely burned before he amothered the flames with a blanket.
He shouted to bis wife to take the two small children and leave the house ny A window. He thought she bad done this, until it was too late to go to her rescue Ambler ran up- stair where four other children were from the upstairs window. They lesped, but three were injured. one recell'ing a broken ankle. Besires Ardena. the children are Cecit, 13 years old: John. 10 and Opal. 7
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church Had RY. T. H. WIL to Assistance and kindness during the Iliness and death of our dear bis- band and father and for the besuti- ful floral offerings.
Our hearts argi et Wo mim our"atbat
But when the chado
nown.
To meet him we will go. .
( We fain would have him with" wal here.
But Jesus knoweth best.
And then & thought that brings us cheer.
Our precious one's at rett. XPS SARAH BURCP.
BOY IS KILLED BY A FALLING TREE, BACK BEING BROKEN
8 esteen , Year ; Old Youth Instantly Killed in Woods in Stone County.
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of Mr. A Mrs. Overge Moore, Who live in the Dry Hollow community south of Crane, was instantly killed when a falling tree caught him and broke his neck.
The boy in company with - bia' brother wee working in the timber at. cross tie making. They had prepared! to fall their tree uphill from .where.' they were working and had finished the swing, when leom alepped back, a few paces, down the bill from the tree. while his brother finished the chopping. As the tree started to fall . It twisted and swung to fall down hill ta the spot where the boy WM Istanding, according to reporta reach- ! ing here. He made an attempt to. get away but did not have time to got clear of the branches of the tree and one of them caught him across the chest, breaking his neck an' he .. . .
The body of the young man .wad Imprisoned beneath the tree top and his father was called to chop away the branches that held him to the ground.
Dies at Age of 102.
arndpe Bandera, who receptiy peseed him 102nd birthday. died at the home of his son. at Hurley. Monday. his death coming suddenly. Up until the last year Mr. Banders han attend- ed Sunday school regularly each Bun- day. He was well known in the com- munity and in the north end !, of, Stone county, having Itved in that section for several years. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday and burtal made in the Short cemetery.
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CARD OF THANKS.
I destre to thank my many friends and neighbors, Pythian Sisters, and men of the West shops for their kind- neas shown in the recent illness and death of my dear wie, Low Hattie High tower.
THOMAS HIGHTOWER, Husband.
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CARD OY THANKN.
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DEATHS
Nİ. LYDIA LYLA. Funeral services for Mina. Lordla 4 years old, who died Wednesday night at the home at 326 North Oum- this afternoon .... Boryscon . www. bald at the Klinger funeral chapel, with Interment In East, Lawn cemetery.
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WILLIAM RICKETTS.
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Funeral services were held at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the home. 2021 North Summit avenue, for Wu- liam Ricketts, 08 years old. wbo died Wednesday, Rev. O. B. Drake offi- ciated and interment was made in Maple Park cemetery under the di- rection of the Klingner funeral home.
ROBERT FENNIMORE.
Robert Fennimore, Jr., the 10-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fen- nimore, of 662 North Franklin avenue, died this morning at 1 o'clock at the home. Funeral services will be held fat 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the home. Interment will be made in Danforth cemetery under the direc- tion of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. The deceased is survived by the parents, two brothers, Boyd and - Leonard, and one mieter. Marie.
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 15, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS Page 1: Robert Fennimore died .**
Page 6: There is an item about W. W. Thomas .**
Folks You Know
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Superintendent, Springfield pub- lic schools, 1912-24.
He now is president of Spring- feld Business college ..
Doctor Thomas also; is serving on the board of trustees of Morris- ville and Cottey colleges., He'la n member of the state education commission for Missouri for the Southern Methodist church. -
Doctor Thomas served as pre -; Riding officer at the national con- ference on character building, held in July, 1916, at Monte Ne, Ark. Ile is a Kiwanlan and member of ! the Chamber of Commerce and han always been prominent In civic nffaire of Springfeld. i
Mr. Thomas is a member of St. Paul M. E. church. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas reside at 722 Cherry street. They have two sons. Ed- eur. a field representative for the business college, and Cari, man- nger of the Kentwood Arms hotel here.
ROBERT FENNIMORE
Funeral services for Robert Fenni- more Jr., 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert " Fennimore,. @ North Franklin avanbe, who died at 1 o'clock yesterday morning at the home, will be held at 10 o'clock this morning at the residence. Interment will be in Danforth cemetery under direction of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. The bey' issurvived by the barents, two brothers
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A brief sketch of Doctor Thomas' educational career follows:
Graduate. Henderson academy. Graduate, Delaware Business . lege, Delaware, Ohio. Graduate and postgraduate. Mix- sour1 university ..
Postgraduate, New York univer- sily. President, Southwest Mismo: Teachers' association. President. Missouri State Teach. ers' association. -
Director.'s national conform character building: 1916, -** President, Morrisville colles Morrisville, Moti
"E" Head, departmenthof,/ education. Springfield Stato . Teachers' college. 1907-12.
Informal Glimpses and Sidelights on ' Prominent Springfieldians.
W. W. THOMAS, president (? " the Springfield Business to. - lege. "had confidence in the futu: ... of Springfield an an educational center when 'he rame hero from Michigan to at - tend, Henderson academy, 16 milles east of here. ...
He was a mere soy then. 1: . Today Springs Geld Id,rocog nised asthe Athens of mouth- western atate. and the buy wiio - Thomas. vame here to;attend, a little arad- emy, now but of existence. is une of the noted educutors of the state. Doctor Thomas served 12 yrors as superintendent of schools, his term extending from 1912 to 1224.
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SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 1: George Kellogg was killed in Florida .**
Page 5: C. M. O'Bryant was appointed to administer the estate of Edmund D. Miller who died December 29, 1926.
Page 9: Mr. Efton Hardin of Springfield and Miss Cleta Massey of Mountain Grove were married December 24, 1926 .**
Page 10: Rose P. Taylor sues to divorce George S. Taylor. They were married in May 1924.
Boyd Dickey and Alice Dickens, both of Springfield, obtained a marriage license at Bolivar.
George Kellow of Springfield, Mo., died January 14 in West Palm Beach, Florida, of bullet wounds received during an argument with Walter Hoffman, also of Springfield, Mo.
Marriage license: Clyde Melvin Beaver and Olive McArthur, both of
Springfield .**
Robert Fennimore died .** Births reported .**
There is an item in memory of Rev. K. L. Kemm.
William Renfrow of West Plains is critically ill .**
RENFROW, 96 YEARS OLD, CRITICALLY ILL'
Willtam Renfrow. 96 years old, the oldest citizen of West Plains and probably the oldest in Howell county., Ip critically ill with pneumonie at bl. home two miles southwest of West Plains. He has been ill for the lass three days, and no hope whatorer ie entertained for hils recovery.
Mr Renfrow has been a resident of Howell county 55 years. having come here from: Kentucky, where he lived nesr Boling Oreen. His wife also has bren ill with pneumonia but is con- valenting, Several of their children alan! the aged man's bedside.
charles Renflow of Springfield, & studen of the aged man, is in West l'inins rt his bedaide, as also are . number of other grandchildren.
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LICENSED TO WED. Orde Melvin Beaver and Ollie Mc. Arthur were lesued a marriage license this morning by Recorder Jack W. McKee. Both parties rewide in Spring- field. -
DEATHS
ROBERT FENNIMORE.
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Funeral sertions were held at 10 o'clock this morning at the home of Iltobert Franimore. Jr., the 10-year- old son of Mr. and Mra. Robert Fen- nlmore. of 652 North Franklin avenue. who died yesterday morning. Inter- ment was made in Danforth cenie- tery under the direction of the Klingner Funeral home. The de- cranest Is survived by the parents, two brothers, Boyd and Leonard, and one aister. Marle.
DISPUTE FATAL TO MISSOURIAN
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Jan. 18.
One man la dead and another auf- frflug from serious Injuries here to- duy following an argument over the Mexican altuation.
George Kellogg of Springfield. Mo .. died today from the effects of three bullet wounds and W. H. Hoffman., alau of Springfield, lies in a hospital ; with a bullet wound in bis hip while five other inen are sought by the po-
The men were chance acquaintances rating dinner together In a Palm Beach cute when they entered into an argument on the Mexican situation. police said. which led to blows and then shots.
The five men sought. escaped from the cafo while & walter was summon- ing polloe.
As far as can be learned here George Kellogg and W. H. Hoffman are not residenta of Springfield.
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In Memoriam
In loving memory of our dear hun- band and father. Rev. K. L. Kemm. who died 10 years ago today. January 15. 1917.
Blessed are the dead who die In the Lord. From henceforth, yea saith - the Spirit. that they rest from their lahours, and their works do follow i them
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BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Effie Dishman, of Strafford. announce the birth of a ! daughter. Bulah Martha, on Noveni- ber 20.
Mr and Mrs. Clyde & Vandiver of Btrafford, announce Che birth of a son. Louis C. on November 12. . -
Mr. And Mrs William Franklin Dushman, of Strafford, announce the birth of 2 dwightor, Marian Wilma.
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Mr. Efton Hardin of Springfield and Miss Cleta Massey of Mountain Grote were married at the residence of Justice Hilsabeck. December : 24, 1926.
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The Daily News for Sunday, January 16, 1927, is missing.
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SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 3: There is a poem in memory of the Stokes baby .** Card of thanks from J. W. Bishop and others .** Card of thanks from Fawcett family .**
Page 5: Card of thanks from B. S. Edmonds and others .** Page 6: W. R. Crigger sues to divorce Clara Crigger. They were married in March 1920.
There is a notice in memory of Rev. E. L. Kemm .** Page 13: There is a poem in memory of William J. Wunderlich .** Page 24: Mrs. Margaret Harris died .** John E. Bertram died .** Robert Fennimore died .** Mildred Maralyn Martin born. Divorces granted .**
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our thanks to the many friends and neighbora for their kindness and sympathy shown um diiring the illness and death of our dear inother. Mrs. Susan Jane Fawcet :. and for the beautiful flow- ors Also thank the Frank B. Smith Laundry Co. and the Frisco coach shop for the beautiful flowers they or : :.
The childies and grandchildren.
In Memoriam
Tu loving memory of our dear hus- band and . father. Rev. K. L. Kemm. who died 10 years ago today. January 18. 1917. .
Blessed are the dead who died in the Lord From henceforth, yea saltb ;the Spirit, that they rest from their labours, and their worke do follow them.
HRS K. L. KEMM AND FAMILY. ;
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In Memoriam
o Dear baby, you hava left us. On: long year you have been among Angela.
Belored thou hast been by al!
1 We think of you in allence. No one can see is weep. . For off our pillows are wet with tears While others are asleep.
Warewell our precious baby The tinie will not be long
In Jesus' rannomed throng
Sadly mlased by MR AND MRS. HARLEY STOKES, JR. MRS. (. W. WILLIAMS AND FAM- ILY, MR AND MRS. HARLEY STOKES. BR
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DEATHS
ANIS MARGARET HARRIS. "Mra. Margaret Harris. 76 year old. ! widow of the late J. William Harrie. of near Elwood, Mo., died yesterday morning & her home following a Ungering illness.
Mrs. HarTis was a pioneer resident of Greene county, having resided Deer Elwood for more than 80 years. She .wu bom in Tennessee and came to this county when a young woman.
The decedent is survived by three cons, John and James Harris, of Il. wood, and Sam Harris, of Fair Grove: by seven daughters. Mise Jennie and Mis Martha Harria, of Kiwood, Mro. Vennie Squibb of Republic: Mra. Vidie Crum. of Elwood: Mrs. Vergle Btracke. of Elwood; Mrs. Mary Barrett, of Springfield; and Mrs. Julla ' Ramsey. of Elwood.
. Funeral services will be held at 2 i o'clock Monday afternoon at the M. E. church of Republic. Interroent will be made in Evergreen cemetery at Republic under the direction of the R. I. Thurman Undertaking com- pany.
JOHN F. HERTRAM.
John E. Bertram. 53 years old. died at & o'clock yesterday afternoon at his bome. 526 New street. The decedent le survived by the parents. Mr. and Mrs. W !... am H. Bertram. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Klingner Funeral chapel. Interment will be made in Brick church cemetery. lo- cated 5 miles northwest of Spring- filed.
1 ROBERT FENNIMORE.
Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at the fam- lly home for Robert Fennimore, Jr .. the 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fennimore. of 052 North Franklin avonı:c. Intarment
made in Danforth cemetery under the direction of the Alma Lohmeyer Fu- paral home. The· deceased le murvir- ed by the parents .two brothers. Boyd and Leonard, and one sister. Marie.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our. friode end; neighbors for their kindness and ym- pathy during the linees and death of our beloved grandson and nephew. Charles Grove. We also thank sscb one for the beautiful floral offerings. We are deeply grateful to the M. W. A. UD Mr. R. A. Young. the Be.' Van Hoy and the choir. .
8. 8. EDMONDE and Family. CHAB. EDMONDS and Family, CLAUD EDMONDS and Family. FRANK KDMONDO and Family.
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In loving memory of our dear hus- .band, daddy, uncle and - grandfather. Mr: Wm. J. Wunderlich, who passed away one year ago, Jan. 15, 1920.
- No one knows the allent heartaches. Only those who have lost can tell Of the grief that is borne in dience. For our dear one. we loved so well.
More and more each day we miss you. Friends may think the wound is heel- ed. But they little know the sorrow That lies within our hearts con- cesled.
We miss your dear, smiling face.
But you left us a memory that None on earth can take your place.
Peaceful be your sleep. Dear Daddy. God took you home. It was His will To be with the angels in that heat- enly home.
Where no pain or sorrow ever comes again. Badly miescd by Mrt. Lena 8. Wunderlich. Dr. and Mrs. Ray C. Wunderlich Mr. and Mrs Harold Nelson. William J Wunderlich. Dr. Urania L. Reminert. Marjorie Ruth Wunderlich. 1
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KIRBY GRANTS DIVORCES Judge Quy D. Kirby yesterday pre- aided in both divisions of the circuit court. due to Judge Warren White's absence. Several motions were heard in cach division, also several default decrees of divorce were granted. V. : , :
In divialon one Judge Kirby'granted Ella M. Moore a divorce from Will H. ! Moore and allowed the plaintiff $25 for attorney fees. In division two ho granted Samuel O. Curry a divorce from Cora Curry, and Hapel Hill Hoops a decree of divorce from Claude Hoops. In the latter case the court ciso granted the plaintiff the custody 101 a minor child. In the divorce action of Susle Nance Against Jesso Nance, the court ordered an alice summons imued to Jackson county.
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A CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our' many friends and neighbors for their loving help and sympathy during the illness and death of our father and brother. and for the many beautiful floral offerings. We also wish to. thank Rev. L. G. Adams for conducting the funeral service, and all those who took part in the singing, and every one who had any part in the funeral program.
MR. AND MRS. J. W. BISHOP. . MR. AND MRS. W. L. BISHOP. MR. AND MRS: C. 5. BISHOP. MRS. L. J. KINDER AND FAMILY 1
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BIRTHS
1 Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Martin of 628 West Central street announce the birth of a daughter. Mildred Maralyn, on January 11.
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Will Williams was found dead .**
Page 2: Marshall Clark, 72, died at the county farm. He was formerly a farmer near Bowers' Mill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wooten of Bowers' Mill celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. They were married January 1, 1876, near where they now live. THey have three living children: George L. Wooten of Carthage, Mo .; Frank Wooten of Red Oak and J. C. Wooten of Bowers Mill. One daughter died a few years ago. There are 19 grandchildren and one great grandchild. The latter is John Myron Cathers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cathers of Carthage.
Mrs. A. Allen, living two miles east of Miller, died Tuesday and was buried in Sycamore cemetery. She is survived by three sons and one daughter.
Fred Reinsmith of Monett and Miss Edith Fleetwood of Wentworth were married January 6.
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