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He is survived by the widow, one : con, W. B. Baty, a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Nelson of Sparta; three brothers, W. M. and George Baty of Springfield and John Baty of Sparta and four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock With Interment In Sparta cemetery under direction of the Klepper L'n- dertaking company of Ozark.
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LEHAR·HULSE
The marriage of Miss Minnie Lee- har. daughter of Mr. and Mra. R. J. Lehar, to Mr. Paul Hulee took place at St. Joseph church Wednesday morning. the Reverend Father Maurua reading the service. The bride wore an attractive frock of 'navy blue with a large picture hat and accessories to match and she · carried a shower bouquet of bride's rosen. The bridesmaid. Miss Mar- garet Lehar, sister of the bride. also wore navy blue. Mr. Huise wan at - . tended by Mr. . William Lehar, a ` brother of the bride. Following the i ceremony a dinner was served to a large group of frienda and rela- tives. The out of town guests were: Mrs. Edward Nelson and son of Kansas City: Mira. Valentine Fitz- ner and daughter. Margle, and Mrs. Dill Bashaw of Aurora, Mrs. Ernest Knydar and family of Exeter: Miss Catherine Knotwell of West Plains. Mr and Mrs. Hulse will be at home to their many friends after Octo- bør I on rural route number 10.
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CLARKS INFANT
The Infant daughter of Mr .. and Extra. Robert Clark, "nu ! Concord sraabe, died . at .a. Springfield hos- Bital yesterday morning. ' Funeral services will be 'conducted in the Starne : chapel { a}: 10; 0'block " "this morning and bartel-will be in East Lawn cemetery. 1:1:
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HANCOCK INFANT
The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. D. Hancock, Greene county hotel, died yesterday afternoon at a Springfield hospital. The funer- al will take place In the Starne chapel at 10 o'clock this morning. and burial will be in East Lawn cemetery.
CHARLES STAMPS
Funeral services for Charles Ftamps, who died Friday at Wilson Creek , were conducted yesterday at the Manley cemetery, six miles from Repubilc on the James river. Buried was under direction of R. E. Thurman of Republic.
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FUNERAL SERVICES HELD AT OZARK FOR GARRISON
Funeral services were held yes- terday at Ozark for John B. Gar- rison. pioneer of Christian county. who died at his home following # lingering illness. Services wer- conducted by the Reverend J. J. Porten. The Modern Woodmen of America conducted services at the Krave. An unusually large crowd of friends and relatives attended.
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MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 1: Mrs. Lillie Kelgore died in an auto accident .**
Page 2: Hans Olson, 99, one of the pioneer residents of Wright county, died last week at the county farm. He was buried in the Swedish cemetery at Mountain Grove. He was 99 years, 5 months and 3 days old.
Page 3: Judge A. L. Baty died. John B. Garrison died .**
Clark infant died .**
Hancock infant died .**
Charles Stamps died .**
George W. Tunnell died .** John D. Cooper died .**
A son Ralph N. Van Winkle, jr., was born September 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Van Winkle of 1315 West Florida street.
Page 9: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 13: Miss Grace McCormack and Mr. Charles Berry were married .*
Dr. Herman E. Manuel McCollum of Wyoming drowned yesterday while duck hunting at a lake near Laramie, Wyo. He is survived by his wife, four sisters and two brothers: Mrs. Minnie McCollum of Browning, Mo., Mrs. Nellie Wilson of Everett, Wash., Mrs. Nancy Gunter of Springfield, Mrs. Rachel Nevins of Browning, Mo., Curtis B. McCollum of Des Moines, Iowa, and Dr. Beverly B. McCollum of Los Angeles.
Page 14: Mrs. Anne Scudder Kirkpatrick became 99 years old.'
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Van Winkle. 1818 West Florida street, announce the birth of a son, Ralph N., Jr., dop- tember 25.
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OLDEST CITIZEN OF MONETT REACHED 99
MONETT, HO. HePt X- pacial -Mra. Anno Boudder Kippatrick, Monett's oldest inhabitants, observed. ber ninety-ninth birthday anniver- mary Saturday. She was born top- tomber 3, 1836, in Ohio and comes of a long lived family. her mother reaching 90 years before death. Mm .. Kirkpatrick led an active life until nine years ago, when she fell and broke a hip. She has been unable to walk for the last six years.
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WOMAN IS DEAD FROM INJURIES IN AUTO CRASH
Mrs. Lillie Kelgore of Dexter, Mo., Suffered Fatal Inju- ries When Car Was Upset Near Springfield Yesterday Afternoon.
Injuries suffered at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon when an auto- mobile in which she was returning from Tulsa to her bome in Dexter. Mo., collided with another mach
Mr. Kaltors diet at - at-4 the home of H. 'T. Homn beek; Boutb National avenue, where the was taken after receiving treatment at the office of Dr. D. H. Bulaby.
Mra. Kelgore and her daughter. Mrs. Minnie Bardon of Tulsa, with whom she had been vilsting. and MA Rardon's daughter, Miss Glad;s Bardon, were en route to Dexter. ! Mrs. Bardon and her daughter were taking Mrs. Kelgore home.
When their automobile, a Hudson sedan, entered the center of the mad Intersection. it was struck by a Ford touring car. the driver of which & unknown. The Hudson car rotted over once and into a ditch at the side of the road.
Women Helped From Car.
Residenta in the vicinity and oo- cupante of the Ford lifted the three women from the machine after s large bole bad been broke in the top. A Starne ambulance was rushed to the scene of the accident and the women were taken to Dr. Busby's of- fico.
It was first belleved that Mra. Kel- gore was not injured seriously only a few minor cuta were inflicted. Bhe was taken to the Hornbeak home. Her condition grew worse last night and she died early this morning. Mrs. Bardon and her daughter were
not seriously injured. Body to Dexter. Mo.
The body of Mra. Kelgore will be forwarded to Dexter at 12 o'clock to. night by the Starne Undertaking company. Funeral services probably will be held Wednesday afternoon.
Besides her daughter and grand- daughter, Mrs. Kelgore is survived by two sons. Tecumseh Kelgore of Dex- ter, and Lawrence Kelgore of Tucson, Ariz .; a brother. Jesse Goodpasture of Greenville, O.
The driver of the Ford failed to make a report of the accident either to the police here or the sheriff. An Investigation is being made. Ac- cording to Mrs. Bardon, the driver of the Ford stated that his foot slipped off the brake.
Miss Grace McCormack Weds.
Miss Grace McCormack of Pittsburg. Kan., daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Wli- liam R. McCormack, formerly of this alty, was married to Mr. Charles Barry of Fort Worth, Texas, at a ceremony Saturday afternoon at 4:30 at the church of which Rev. Mccormack is pastor. The single ring service wu : read by the bride's father assisted by | Rev. Galthere of Fort Scott. Mrs Gertrude Seaman of Wichita, Kan. sleter of the bride, was matron-of- honor. Following the ceremony a ro- ception was held at the home of the bride's parents. A number of Spring- field people attended the wedding of this former 'resident, who Urod here with her parents until last February. : when Rev. Mccormack left bla posl- } tion at Graco Methodist Episcopal church to accept the post at Pitta- burg. Mr. and Mrs. Berry will resido In Fort Worth.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Recorder Jack W. McKee today is- sued the following marriage licenses: Homer A. Button, 50, Marshfield, and Barah Cook, 45, Elkland. Jack T. Jernigan. 24. Aurora, and Melva Swearengin, 16, Springfield.
CLARK INFANT.
Funeral services were held at 10 a. m. today at the Starne mortuary for the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark. 848 Concord sve- nue, who died in a local hospital yes- terday morning. Burial was in East Lawn cemetery.
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DEATHS
JUDGE A. L. BATY.
Funeral services for Judge A. L. Baty. 66. of Sparta, prominent in business at Sparta and a member of the Christian county court for the past two years, who died at 4 a. m. yeterday at the home of his son. W. B. Baty. 894 Normal, following a sbort Winees, were held at 2:30 p. m. today at Oparta, Burial was in the aparta cemetery, under direction of the Klepper Undertaking company of
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, www and politics of Christian county for almost 80 years. He angered in business at Sparta when a young man. He is survived by his wife. . con, W. B. Baty, a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Nelson of Sparta; three brothers, W. W. and George Baty of Springfield. and John Baty of Sparta, and four grandchildren.
JOHN D. GARRISON.
Funeral services were held yesterday at Orark for John B. Garrison, pioneer of Christian county, who died at bis home following a lingering illness. Bervices were conducted by Rev. J. J. Porten. The Modern Woodmen of America were in charge of the services at the grave.
HANCOCK INFANT.
Funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Han- cock, who died yesterday afternoon at & Springfield hospital, were held at 10 a. m. today at the Starne mor- tuary. Burial was in East Lawn com- OLETT.
CHARLES STAMPS.
Funeral Services . for Charles Stampa, who died Friday at Wilson Creek, were held yesterday at the Manley cemetery, aix miles. from Re- public. Burial was under direction of the R. I. Thurman Undertaking company of Republio.
GEORGE W. TONNELL'
The body of George W. Tunnell. 92. ~[ 1968 Howard avenue, who died sud- denly at his home yesterday after- noon of a heart attack, will be for- warded to Emporia. Kana .. tonight by the Klingner Funeral home. Mr. Tunnell was . Union soldier during the Civil war, and later engaged in cattle raising for many years. He was one of the oldeat Masons in Mis- souri. He Is survived by his wife and one mon. Joe Tunnell, of Mountain View. Mo.
JOHN D. COOPER.
John D. Cooper. 84 years old. Civil war veteran, died at his hume at 784 West Mount Vernon street, at 8 a. m. today. Mr. Cooper was a retired mer- chant. He had resided in Springfield all his life. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. Burial will be In Hazelwood cemetery. He la survived by his wife, a son, Ray. of Oakland. Callf., a sister. Mrs. Allie Newbill of Kansas City, and a grand- daughter, Mr. Nella Barnett of Den- ver. Colo.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 2: The will of Daniel M. Evans was filed for probate.
Page 5: Miss Grace McCormack and Mr. Charles Berry were married .**
Page 6: Homer A. Sutton of Marshfield and Sarah Cook of Elkland were married yesterday in Springfield.
Daniel Grant Johnson died.
Page 12: Mrs. Susan Davis died .* John B. Garrison died .** George W. Tunnell died .* John D. Cooper died .** Mrs. Lillie Kelgore died .*
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CAR CRASH HURTS FATAL TO WOMAN
Body of Dexter Victim Return- ed to Home After Collision Near Springfield
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The body of Mra. Lillle Kelgore, "4 years old, who died early yes- terday morning as a result of in- Juries sustained in an automoblie wreck Sunday afternoon, was for- warded last night by W. L. Starne. undertaker, to Dexter, Mo. her home, for burial.
Mra. Keigore was fatally Injured shortly before 3 o'clock when the Hudson automobile In which she! Iwas riding was struck by a Ford f . touring car at the intersection of Ilighway 66 and Nichols street road. ! · the larger car being overturned by the force of the collision.
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Mrs. R. V. Bardon, daughter of Mira. Kelgore, and Miss Gladys --- laugh. her granddaughter, both of Tulsa, Okla., and who also occupied . the wrecked' car. were uninjured. : Mrs. Bardon was driving. -
A Starne ambulance was called ! land the three persons were taken
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In addition to her daughter and granddaughter, Mrs. Kelgore in eur- vived by two sons, Tecumseh Kel- gore, of Dexter, and Lawrence Kel -. core, of Tucson, Aris., and one brother. Jesse Goodpasture, of Greenville, Ohlo.
The driver of the Ford is said to have stopped his car and to have rendered all possible assistance to the Injured women. in the general excitement, however, he falled to leave his name and he.had not re- rorted the accident either to police headquartera or to the sheriff Jate last night. No efforts had been made by officers last night to find the man.
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Daniel ' Grant Johnson.' - ated at 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home. route 7, Springfield. He is survived by two daughters, Beulah Johnson of California and Hai Johnson of Kansas City, and two sons. Harry and Thomas John- son of the home address. Funeral arrangements are Incomplete. pending the arrival of relatives, but burial will be under direcion of the Campbell funeral home.
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Miss McCormack Weds Charles Berry
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A largo number of Springfield- fans are Interested in the marriage of Miss Grace McCormack, daugh- ter of the Reverend Willam R. Mc- Cormack, formerly pastor of Grace I'N. E. church here, and Mrs. Mc- Cormack. of Pittsburgh, Kan, to : Nr. Charles Berry' of Fort Worth. Texas, which took place Saturday tufternoon at Pittsburg. 'The ser- Vice was read by the bride's fathar. with the Reverend M. R. Galthers of Fort Scott, Kan., asalsting. the · ceremony taking place at the Meth - list Episcopal church
. tion at the home of the bride's par - . enta followed. Mr. and Mrs. Berry will make their home Fort I Worth.
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DEATHS
MRS. SUSAN DAVIS
Funeral services for Mra. Susan Davie, who died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Nurs. A. J. - Pate, of 1119 Eaat Divlalon street. will be held at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the real- dence with the Reverend E. C. Bechler, pastor of Central Chris- Ulan church. officiating. Burlal will be In Greenlawn cemetery un- der direction of the Klingner Fun- oral home.
GARRISON SERVICES
Funeral services for John B. Gar- rison, pioneer resident of Christian county, who died recently at his home in Ozark, were held Sunday afternoon at his home with the Reverend J. J. Parten officiating. Services at the grave were con- ducted by the Modern Woodmen of America.
GEORGE W. TUNNELL
The body of George W. Tunnell. 92 years old, veteran Mason, who died Sunday afternoon following a heart attack at his home, 1958 Howard avenue, was forwarded laat night by the Kilngner Funeral home to Emporla, Kan., for burial. Mr. Tunnell was a veteran of the Civil War, a Union soldier. and Is survived by hia widow and one son. Joe Tunnell, of Mountain View, Mo.
DANIEL JOHNSON
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MARRIAGE LICENSES J. T. Jernigan. 24, Aurora, and Velva Swearengin,' 16. Springfield: Fra P. Kreider. 23. Springfield, and Helen T Busket. : 1. Joplin: Boyd Hwyes :1. and Eva McClare. 19 . faith of Republic: Homer A. Sutton. 5) Marshfield, and Sarah Cook. 45. · Ł .. laod.
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JOHN D. COOPER
Funeral services for John D. Cooper. 84-year-old veteran of the Civil War, who died at 8 o'clock yesterday morning at his home. 784 Weat Mount Vernon street, will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomor- row afternoon at the Aima Loh- meyer Funeral home with burial in Hazelwood cemetery. He Is sur- vived by the widow, one son, Ray. of Oakland, Cal., one sister, Mrs. Alle Newbill. of Kansas City and. une grand-daughter, Mrs. Nella Barnett. of Denver, Colo.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 3: E. B. Carlton of Vernon county committed suicide. He was unmarried, owned a good farm and had no financial problems.
Page 10: Teresa M. Friot sues to divorce Lewis J. Friot. They were married in October 1919.
John D. Cooper died .**
Mrs. Susan Davis died .* * Eugene F. Sayles died .*
Mrs. Sarah Scovil died .** J. E. Bowman died .**
Birth reported .** Daniel Grant Johnson died .**
Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 15: Miss Ruby Vaughan and Mr. Paul F. Nisson were married .**
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Vaughan, 785 East Harrison street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Ruby, to Mr. Paul F. Kiessen, son of Mr. No4 Mra. A. Nicsson of 016 Wert Com- mercial street. The wedding was performed Saturday ia Akron, O. i) Rev. O. M. Fotter. Both are produ- ates of Drury college. Mr. Nicesen
ternity. He le compested with the chemical development division of the Good Year Tire & Rubber company. Mr. and Mrs. Hichem spent their beprymoon on Lake arte and wit be at home in Akron, O .. October 1. The bride's mother, Mrs. Vaughan was present at the wedding and has just returned from Akron.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Recorder of Deeds Jack W McKee today issued marriage license to the following:
Rex P. Krleder, 23, Springfield, and- Helen Buckett. 21. Joplin.
Boyd Hayes, 21. and Eva MoClure. 19, both of Republic.
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me " West Mount l'era sier wi be held at 2:30 p. m. imurros at the Alma Los- Burial will be He 19 sur -
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M: and Mrs. George Bean of route 6. Springfield, announce the birth of a daughter. Mary Lou, Beptember 24. In the Springfield Baptist hospital.
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MRA. BARAIL ACOVIL.
Mra Sarah Scorli. 88 years oid. died this morning at the home of s daugh - ter. Mrs. May Petron 611 Della street. following' n lingering Illness. She la survived by three daughtera. Mrs Allee Johnson of Oregon House. Callf . Mrs. Elta Hoffman of Clifton Forge. Va., and Mrs. Peirce. and 14 grandchildren and 16 great grand- children. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Bev- enth Day Adventlet church, Main and Lynn atreets. Burial will be In Bell- view cemetery under the direction of the Klingner Funeral home.
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J. r .. NOWMAN.
J E. Bowman. 50 years old. of Springfield. dird this morning in local hospital following a lingering
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Illness. He Is survived two daughters. Mrs. Margaret Looney and Mrs. Mary Cookmey. and two cons. Harry and Paul Bowman. all of Springfield. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. Burial will be In Greenlawn cemetery.
Suman Dr who and Saturday at the S.c! & het Caught :. Mrs. A. J. 7: ~ : 119 East Division street r' b he !! a. 2:30 p m. Wednesday the Me with Rer E C. Sech- PSN Of Central Christian ' church. offictatlug Burial will be in Ortenlawn cemetery under direc- Hoa of Klingner Funeral home.
DANIEL ORANT JOHNSON.
Funeral services for Daniel Grant Johnson. 60 years old. who died yee- terday afternoon at his home on - Route 7. Springfield, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at the rest- dence, with Rer. L. R. Grant, pastor of Pitte Chapel M. I. church. of- ! ficiating. Burial will be in South Hazelwood cemetery under direction ; of. the Campbell Undertaking com. pany. Mr. Johnson is survived by two daughters. Mine Beulah Johnson: of Callfornia. and Mise Hal Johnson : of Kansas City, and two sons, Harry and Thomas Johnson of Springfield
EIGENi. F. SAYLER.
Eugene F Sayles. 60 years old. prominent hardware and furniture dealer of Vinita. Okia .. died here this morning at the home of a son, N. E. Bayley. 948 West Division street. He is survived by his wife, two sons, G. M. Bayles of Joplin and N. E. Sayles of this city: a alster. Mrs. Retta Sweet of Denver, Colo., and five , grand- children" Funeral'arrange Incomplete . but. ,burial will be. in Mount Oak cemetery at Joplin. under direction of the Klingner Funeral home.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 9: Luther Tuttle died .*
Page 10: Marriage licenses issued .** John D. Cooper died .** Mary Jane Kiefer died .** J. E. Bowman died .**
Mrs. Susan Davis died .*
Eugene F. Sayles died .* Mrs. Sarah Scovil died .* Dorothy Lee Demore died .*
Birth reported. **
Fern Taylor sues to divorce C. A. Taylor. They were married in October 1924.
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< JOHN D. COOPER
Funeral services for Juba D. Coop- er. W. Who died Monday at his bowe, 748 West Mount Vernon street, were held at 2:30 p. m. today at the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. Burial was In Hazelwood cemetery. .
MARY JANE KIEFER.
Funeral services for Mary Jane Kiefer. five-year-old daughter of Mr. .. and Mrs. Charles Kitter, of SOI South Nettleton avenue, who died at 2 30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at her home after a brir: iflucas. Kit br held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home Burial will be in Beliview cemetery . Bbe is survived by the parenta. two brothers, Frank and Dean, and four - grandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kiefer. Br., and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morgan. all of Springfield ..
J. E. DOWMAN.
Funeral services for J. E. Bowman. - 50, who died yesterday morning in a local hospital following & lingering j illness were held at 10:30 a. m. today at the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. Burial was in Oreenlawn cemetery.
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Funeral services for Mra. Busan [ Davis, who died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Pate, 1119 East Division street, were held at the residence at 2:30 today. with Rev. E. C. Bechler, pastor of Central Christian church. oficiating. Burlal was in1 Oreenlawn cemetery under direction of the Klingner Funeral home.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses were loqued today by Recorder Jack W. Makes to the following:
Walter Harp, 23, sod Kathleen Ger- rison. IT. both of MeCracken, Mo.
... Earl .O. Davidson, 25. Wichita Falls, "TH.' and "Hmarietta I. Truman," 21." Springfield.
Jack Hodson, 21. Walnut Grove. " aladyı Keen. 16. Pheniz. Mo
Claud D. Kepley, 21. Falr Grove. and Mary Josephine Jump. 18. Buaf- ford.
.. EUGENE F. BAYLES.
The body of Eugene F. Sayles. 00. for many years a hardware and fur. niture dealer of Vinita. Okla. who died yesterday morning at the hon.c of hia son. N. E Bayles. 948 Went Division street, will be sent overland tomorrow morning to Joplin by the Klingner Funeral home for burial. 1
MRS. SARAN SCOVIL ..
Funeral services for Mra. Baralı 8cov11, 88. who died yesterday morn- jing at the home of her daughter. Mrs. May Peirce, 811 Della street. following & lingering iliness, were held at 2 p. m. today at the Seventh | Day Adventiat church. Burial was in Bellview cemetery under direction of! the Klingner Fui.eral home.
DOROTHY LEE DEMORE.
Dorothy Les Demore, the four- months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Demore of 2300 North Orant avenue, died at 1:15 a. m. to- day at the home. The child is sur- vived by the parents and 's sister. Funeral services bold 3:30 p. m. today at Yeakley Chapel. 12 miles west of bere, with Rev. J. A. Young officiating. Burial was in Yeakley Chapel cemetery under di- rection of W. L. Starne, undertaker.
LUTHER TUTTLE.
" The body of Luther Tuttle, 26 year old, who died Tuesday at La Junta, Colo., wil be forwarded bere for burial, arriving Thursday morning. ¡ Mr. Tuttle was a former Springfield ' resident. He is survived by his wife and a small daughter and his mother. Mrs. W. O. LaRue of this city. ; Funeral arrangements are Incomplete, but they will be held under the direc- i tion of the Kingter Funeral home.
BUKA FOR DIVORCE.
Alleging that her husband was ex- tremely Jealous and that he had been convicted of a felony before thetr marriage and had served a term in the penitentiary at Little Rock. Ark., without her knowledge, Fern Taylor-this morning fled suit in the atreuit court against C. A. Taylor. They were married in October. 1924, and Ilved together until September, 1927.
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BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wherler, of 604 West Harrison street, announce the birth of a son, Wilbur Burene, Sep-
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: I. H. Leverton was killed .**
E. B. Carlton committed suicide .**
Walter Harp and Kathleen Garrison, both of McCracken, were married yesterday in Springfield.
Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 2: Claud D. Kepley of Fair Grove and Mary Josephine Jump of Strafford were married Tuesday in Springfield.
Eugene F. Sayles died .** Dorothy Lee Demore died .** Mary Jane Kiefer died .** Mrs. Emma Albert died .**
Page 5: Miss Catherine Marie Quinn and Mr. Louis H. Gummersbach will be married October 22 .**
Walter Harp and Kathleen Gar- ron. both of Mccracken. were married at the court house yester- day by the Reverend George O. V'an Noy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Walter Hurp. 22, and Kathicen Garrison, 21, both of Mccracken; Fart G. Davidson, 25. Wichita Falls. Tex. and Henrletta E. Tru- - man. : 1, Springfield.
VERNON COUNTY FARMER ENDS LIFE WITH POISON
F. B. Carlton, Vernon county farmer, who lived two nilles south - east of Schell City. committed R !!! - clde by drinking polson. Melancholy and poor health were assigned Nx reasons for the act.
DEATHS
EUGENE F. SAYLES
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The body of Eugene F. Sayles. 60 years old. hardware and furnl- ture dealer of V'Inlta, Okla., who died Tuesday at the home of his son. N. E. Bayles, of 948 West Division street, will be forwarded this morning by the Klingner Fun- eral home to Joplin. where funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon with burial In Mount Hope cemetery there.
DOROTHY LEE DEMORE
Funeral services for Dorothy Lee Demore, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Demore, of 2309 North Grant avenue, who died ! at 1:15 o'clock yesterday morning. i were held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday ! afternoon at Yoakley chapel, 12 mlles west of Springfield, with | burlal In the cemetery there under direction of W. L. Starne, under- tuker. The child la survived by the parents and one slyter.
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