Items of genealogical interest in the Springfield daily news and the Springfield leader of Springfield, Greene County, Missouri for 1927, Part 2, Part 18

Author: Hall, William K. (William Kearney), 1918-
Publication date: 1927 v. 2
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 810

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KIEFER SERVICES

Funeral services for Mary Jane Kiefer. five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kiefer, 801 South Nettleton a nue, who died Tuesdayafternoon, will be held ut 12:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home, with burial in Bellylew reme- tery .

MRS. EMMA ALBERT

Mrs. Einih Albert, 77. died at 7:30 oclock last night following a brief Hiness at her home, route 11. . Springfield. Funeral arrangements are incomplete, pending the arrival of relatives, but Mrs. Albert . prob- , ably will be buried here under the . direction of thes Alma oLhmeyer fu -; non home. She is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Frank Evans of Texas and Mrs. Isadore Dole of Marinade, two sons, Jolet Aller of Itrandon, luwa, and Edwin Davis of Kansas City, and several grand-

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VETERAN, 82, HIT CROSSING STREET INTO POSTOFFICE

Skull Crushed As, Deaf and Partly Blind, He Walks Into Trolley Path and Dies Few Hours Later

PLANNED TO ASK SISTER COME TO LIVE WITH HIM

Eager For Walk Instead of Dropping Letter at Corner Box, Disregarda Warning And Is Knocked Down

With both aight and bearing to- paired by old age and able to walk only with the aid of a heavy cane. I. H. Laverton, 12-year-old veteran uf the Civil war. last eve- ning hobbled directly in front of a street car as he attempted w cross Boonville avenue to ine postoffice, sustaining injuries which proved fatal at 1 o'clock this morning. .

. Stopping his car as quickly as possible, Darid Ferguson, motor -. man, called a Klingner ambulance and the injured man was rushed to the Springfield Baptist hospital where an examination revealed that his injuries Included a badly crush - ed skull An emergency operatios Tas. performed by Dr. Wubet Smith and Ur. Leo Car and a largo price, of the skull, which had besa Lived into the brain w's recorte od

BEGGED SISTER COME

Homeless since the death of bis Wife li years ago. the aged veteran | had written a letter to his sister. Mas Stury laverton, of Reynolds. Mo, in which he urged that the · niste tu Springfield and make a home for him, explaining that he planned to buy a small hume here. . It was to mall this letter and to take ' a little exercise that Mr. Leverton had walked frum present buarding' place at BUS West Walnut street.

Coming to Springfield a few months ago. the veteran had taken a room ut 430 South Market ave- | nuo where he lived for only a few. werks. later moving to the home of; Alford Baker, at Sus West Walnut, street.

Į fitte- was know .: about the As

' man since his Impaired bearing pro- vented his taking any,great part in the i conversation ; at : his boarding places.

DISREGARDED WARNING -

Hle had seemed In excellent spir- : Ita last evening when he left his . room, according to Mrs. Baker. who ' explained that he had entered their 'iliving room and jested with them regarding the payment of hits rent. He arldom even talked with them. she said, remaining in his room much of the time.

When he explained that he wished to walk to the postoffice to mall his letter, Mr. Baker urged him to de- posit the letter in a nearby box rather than to attempt the walk. but the veteran Insisted that he i needed the exercise.

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ES CURDAY. October 's the date selected by Miss Catherine. Mario Quinn, only daughter of Mr. and . Mra.'James M. Quinn,7 600 South National boulevard, for her' mar- riago to Mr. Louis H. Gummersbach of St. Louis. The wedding will take ; place at , o'clock in the morning at St. Agnes church, with the Reverend | Father L. Curtis Tiernan reading the ring service, before a large number of friends of the young couple. '

Miss Quinn will be given in mar- riage by her father and ahe will. be attended by Mrs. John Quinn as matron cf honor and Miss Agnes' Meyer, who in a cousin in the bride- . groom-elect, as mald of honor. Mr.' (Junimersbach will be attended by Mr. John Quinn, brother to Miss Quinn. as honor man, and Mr. John Hawke of St. Louis as groomsman. The unhere will be Mr. Ed Higgins of St. Louis and Mr. John Meyer, of this city, cousin to Mr. Gummers- hach. Master John Quinn, nephew In the bride-elect, will be ring- bearer.

Following the ceremony a break- fast will be served at the home of the bride's parents to the bridal ; party and members of the two fanis'! Ilies. The newlyweds will then leave for a trip to New York City and : pointe In Canada. About December 1 they will go to St. Louis where ' they will be at home at 6037 Water- man avenue.

Many lovely parties are being given for Mias Quinn by her wide circle of friends an the date for her marriage approaches.

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THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1927 -- LEADER

Page 2: C. Emmett Brown died .** Page 6: I. H. Leverton died .** Mary Jane Kiefer died.' Wanetta Hedick died .* Mrs. Emma Albert died .**

Daughter born September 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Logan of 1409 South Fremont

avenue.

Page 13: There is a photo of and article about S. D. Conway, a Springfield grocer.

Page 23: Miss Henrietta Truman and Mr. Earl Davidson were married .**

AGED MAN DIES FROM INJURIES

I. H. Leverton, Civil War Veteran, Run Down by Street Car.

Attempting to cross Boonville ave- nue to the main postoffice inte yes- Serday afternoon. I H. Leverton, 82- year-old Civil war veteran, was run down by a street car and suffered in- Juries which proved fatal at 2 o'clock this morning in the Springfield Bap- that hospital, where he was taken shortly after the accident

Immediately after the man was struck by the street; car. Motorman David Ferguson called n Klingner ambulance and the Injured mian wae rushed to the hospital. An examina- tion by Dr. Wilbur Smith and Dr. Lee Cox revealed that he had suffer- ed a badi; crushed akua A piece of the skull, which had been forced In- to the brain. was removed by the surgeous in an effort to save hia life.

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Homeless elnoe . the death of his wife 15 years ago, the aged veteran ban written a letter to his sister. Miss Mary Leverton, of Reynolds, Mo .. in which he urged that she move to Springfield and make a home for him He was on his way to the poet- office to mall this letter when atruck by the street car.

Mr Leverton had lived at the home . of Alford Baker, 508 West Walnut street. since coming to Springfield irveral months ago

The body is being held in the par-

loin of the Klingner Undertaking. company pending word from rela- ! " !: 26 Information contained among : The. in his room indicated that lin ISLAG une. Garry Leverton, " Ar- ... .-: is and J G Levert: truy- 1:28. Mich. and the malet. Mine Lev- anton, of Reynolds, Mo.

PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN OF AURORA DIES

AURORA, Mo .. Bept. 29 .- (Special) -Word was received here yesterday of the death in Colorado Springs. Colo., of C. Emmett Brown, promin- ont business man of Aurore, who died following an operation. Mr. Brown had been a resident of Aurore for 35 years, leaving here a year ago for the west in an effort to regain hie health. He was president of the school board for several years and had been president of the Aurora Building and Loan association since Ita organization, until the first of the year. He had served as an elder of the Presbyterian church longer than any other man. He was a Ma- son and belonged to the condistory at Joplin and the Abou Ben Adhem Shrine at Springfield.

DEATHS

MARY JANE KIEFER

Funeral services for Mary Jane Kiefer. five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kletur, 801 South Nettleton araque, who died Trudny afternoon, were held at 9:30 p. m. to- day at the Berman H. Lobmerw tu- paral borse. Burial was in Delberte ometery.

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WANETTA MEDICE.

Wanetta Hedick, five months old. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar He- dick of Reeds Spring died at ! oleok this morning et a local hospital. Boatdes the parenta she is aurvered by a aster. Funeral services probably will be bald tomorrow morning at the residence. Buria! «1 :: be in Yooum Pond came- "pry The body is in charge of the W. L. Starne Undertaking company.

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MRS. EMMMA ALBERT.

Funeral arrangements are incom- plete for Mrs. Emina Albert, 77 years old. who died at 7:30 o'clock lust :: ght. following a brief illness at her home, route 11, Springfield. Burial probably will be made here under di- rection of the Alma Lohmeyer funer- al home. She is survived by two daughters, Mra. Frank Evans of Texas and Mrs. Isadore Dole of Colorado; two sons, John Albert of Brandon. I ... and Edwin Davis of Kansas City, and several grandchildren.

Mimo Tramas Wods Mr. Davidson, Mies Henrietta Truman, daughter & Col. R. E. Truman, president of the Thirty-Fifth Division association, and Mr. Truman, 1930 North Broadway, and Mr. Jarl Davidson of Wichita Falls, Toz. were the principals in a pretty wedding ceremony which took hoe at & o'clock last night at Ham- Un Memorial Baptist church. About 75 Lands and relatives were. in. attend- antes. An attractive background for the ceremony was formed by the altar decorated with two baskets of pink bride's rosse and a candelabrum hold- ing five white candles which were Ughted at the bextuning of the serv- Ica. A color motif of green and white with touches of pink T'as used throughout the church. The il- Jumination from large electric i cross fell on the path of the bridal procession. Mis Thelala Fpps rang

"O Pronilse Me" preceding the cere. mony and war accompanied by Miss Vivian Tycker, planist, who played the wedding march fron: Lohengrin (Wagneri for the procession. Rev. . J. A. Roperi officiated. The bride entered the room on the arm of her' father who gave her away. She wore a town of white frost crepe with a full-length vell caught at the head by a wreath of orange blossoms. Her bouquet was formed of rosebuds and baby breath. The bride's attendants included Mrs. Roy Hornbuckle of Kansas City, matron of honor, who wore blue stain, Miss Velma Martin, mald of honor, who wore peach georgette and lace, and the brides- maids, Miness Bessie Wells. Ruth Kel- ley and Elizabeth Gibson, whose taffeta gowns were of apricot. pink aud orwald, respectively. The bouquets carried by the attendants were of. rose !!!!! " and baby Six

abepherdens""attendants, in pink taffeta dresses formed an arch at the steps of the altar by holding their white shepherd's crooks with large plat bows over the procession. These were: Misses Inid Thomas. Mildred White, Ellen Gamblin, Virginla Hart- wul. Lena Solomon and Mary Day. The groom was attended by Mr. Louis Truman, brother of the bride, who acted as best man and the grooms- man, Messrs. Tom Crabb. George Hall, Jr., and Ned White. An informal re- ception at the home of the bride's parents followed immediately after the service. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Davidson of Dallas, Tex. The out-of-town guests were Mra. W. G. Davidson, mother of the groom, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hornbuckle of Kansas City. The young couple left immediately after the reception for Wichita Falls, Tex .. Where they will be at home. Mr. Davidson is an employe in the Wichita Falls post office.

FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS

Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .*

Page 3: James W. Farmer died .**

Page 6: The will of Daniel M. Evans is in probate.

Page 7: Daughter born September 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirby of 1893 Rock Island street.

Daughter born September 27 to Mr. and Mrs. William C. Crutchfield of 1031 West Thoman street.

Page 9: Mrs. J. E. Fulkerson died .* Page 13: Wanetta Hedick died .** Mrs. Emma Albert died .** Roy B. Dye, Jr., died .** Mrs. Anna May Hendrickson died .* 923

Mrs. Laurah Snider died .** I. H. Leverton died .**

Page 15: Martin L. Howard was appointed to administer the estate of the late Henry Hayes of Republic.

The will of Clara S. Iseman was admitted to probate.

HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES - FOR LEBANON PIONEER -

Spected to The Nowa. LEBANON, Mo. Rept. 29 .- Fun- oral services were beld today for Mra. J. E. Falkerson. 72. pioneer of Laciede county and leader in W. C. T. U. work of the Ozark region for

Services were conducted by the Reverend O. S. Frazier pastor of Madison av. . . Methodist church. Malo was provided by the church choir and a quartet. Mra. Fulker- wes was widely known throughout the district as a result of ber lead- ership in church work.

PIONEER OF CHRISTIAN COUNTY DIES AT SPARTA

special to The teve. OZARK. Mo. Sept. 29 .- James W. Farmer. "7. ploneer of Christian county. died Thursday night at his home at Sparta following a linger- ing illness. Ho is . survived by alx ¡ children. Funeral services will be beld at the Farmer home at 2:30 -- otlock this afternoon under the di- rection of the Chatfin Undertaking company.

CLARA ISEMAN WILL

The will of the late Clara S. Iseman, flled yesterday in probate court, leaves the estate to be divid- led equally between the two daugh- ters. Cathalene Iceman and Mrs. ;June V. Talley. The daughters are · to be joint executrizes and to serve without bond.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Sylvius Ramelli, 30, 8t. Louis, and Marguerite O'Connell, 11, But- ler: Elijah C. Mehagan. 19. and Vivian D. D. Bregale, 13. both of Springfield. .

MRS. LAURAH SNIDER

Funeral arrangements are incom- plete for Mrs. Laurah Snider. 21 years old. of 2315 Howard avenue. who died yesterday afternoon in a local hospital, but will be held un- Ider direction of the Klingner Fu- neral home. She la survived by the husband. one eon. one daughter. three sisters and five brothers.

DEATHS

WANETTA HEDICK

The body of Wanetta Hedick, in- fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Del- mar Hedick, of Reeds Spring, Mo., who died . yesterday, morning in a local hospital, was forwarded you- terday by W. L. Starne, undertaker, to the home, where funeral services will be held this morning with burial in Yocum Pond cemetery. The infant Is survived by the par- ents and one sister.

MRS. EMMA ALBERT

Funeral arrangements. for Mrs. Emma Albert, 77 years old, who died. Wednesday night after a brief Ili- nose at her home on Route 11. Springfield, are yet incomplete but will be held under direction of the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home. She Is survived by two daughters, Mrt. Frank Evans, of Texas, and Mrs. Isadore Dole, of Colorado; by two sons, John Albort, of Brandon, Ja., and . Edwin Davis. of Kansas City. and by several. grandchildren:

ROY B. DYE, JR:

Funeral services for Roy B. Dye, Jr., 2 1-3-year-old mon of Mr. and- Mra. Roy B. Dye, of Nichols, Mo., who died yesterday afternoon in a local hospital after a brief illness, will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Herman H. Loh- meyer Funeral home, after which the body probably will be shipped to Indianapolis. 'Ind., ' for"burial: The child is survived by the parents and one sister, Nancy.

MRS. ANNA MAY HENDRICKSON

Funeral services for Mra. Anna May Hendrickson, 49 years old, who died yesterday afternoon at ber home at 2225 North Campbell ave- nue. will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Klingner Funeral home with burial In Greenlawn cemetery. 6he is survived by the husband and several children.

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I .. H. LEVERTON

Funeral arrangements for I. H. Leverton. 82 years old, who died In a local hospital early Thursday morning as a result of injuries sus- tained when he was struck by a street car Wednesday evening while attempting to cross Boonville avenue, are yet Incomplete. . The body is being held at the Klingner- Funeral home pending the arrival of relatives. The aged man is sur - vived by' . one aster. Miss Mary Leverton. of Reynolds. Mo .: and two sons, Garry Leverton, of Oel- wein, Ja. and J. G. Leverton, of Grayling. Mich.

FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1927 -- LEADER

Page 19: There is a poem in memory of Tassie O. Smith who died September 29, 1926, signed by mother and sons Mrs. Julia Smith, Leo and Chester Smith.

Page 8: Mrs. Anna May Hendrickson died .** Hedrick infant died .**

J. W. Farmer died .*

Roy B. Dye, Jr., died .** Mrs. Emma Albert died.

Mrs. Laurah Snider died .* I. H. Leverton died .** Birth reported .** Rev. C. M. Deaver died .* Marriage licenses issued .*

REV. C. M. DEAVER DIES AT HOME IN CLEVER

Bev. C. M. Deaver of. Olever. former associate judge of the Christian county court. died at 8:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his hoine fol- Jowing a lingering Illness.

Rev. Deaver. who was born Octobr: 23. 1871. In Cherokee county. Norili Carolina .was a veteran of the Span- ish-American war. He was converted when 21 years old and +oon began. his ministerial work. preparing him- : self in Morris Hill college, at Morris. III. N C.

H. later located at Bony. Mo, and was married there January 10. 1904. to -- Miss Verda Wampler.' He is survived! by his wife and two children. Mrs Pearl Sullivan of Springfield and Wil- : - lic Deaver. of the home address. as well as three brothers and two sis- ters.

Funeral arrangements are Incom- plete, pending the arrival of the brother, but probably will be held at Boaz tomorrow afternoon. under di- lection of T W. P.epler. Clever un- "aker. The funeral services will be under the auspices of lite Masonic lodge.

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BIRTHS

Sitand Mm. 2. L' Dillard, 1413 Les street, announce the birth of a n. September 29.

-MARRIAGE LICENSES. Recorder+Jack W. Mokat today, Is- swed the following marinage licenses : - Sylvius Ramellt. 30. 81. Louis, and Margaret O'Connell, 21, Butter, 160. - :Elijah C. Mehagan. 19, and Vivian, D. Bressle, 18. both of Springfield.

DEATHS

ANNA MAY HENDRICKSON.

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna May Hendrickson. 49 years old, who died yesterday afternoon at ber bome. 2225 North Campbell avenue, were held at 2 p. m. today at the Klingner Funerel home. Burial was in Greenlawn cemetery. She is survived by her husband and several children. ·

HEDRICK INFANT.

The body of Wanetta Hedrick, In- fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hedrick of Reeds Spring. Mo., who died yesterday morning in . local hospital. was forwarded yesterday by W. I. Btarne. undertaker. to the home, where funeral services were held this morning with burial in Yo- cum Pond cemetery. The Infant is survived by the parents and a sister

J. W. FARMER.

Puber .. l services for J. W. Farmer. | "7 years old, pioneer resident of Christian county, who died Wednes- day night at his home, one-half mile north of Sparta, were neld at 2 o'clock this afternoon, with Rev. J. J. Par- ten of Ozark officiating. Interment was in the family cemetery Sparta. The deceased was Inc lathe: : { L. M. Farmer, former Christian county clerk.

... ROY B. DIE. JR

Funeral services for Roy B. Dye. Jr .. 2 1-2-year-old son of Mr. "and Mrs. Roy B. Dye. of Nichols, Mo., who died yesterday afternoon In a local hospital after a brief Iliness. have ittla propuneri due to the serious Ill- ness of a sister, but the empire! be In charge of the Herman H. Loh- meyer Funeral home. The body prob- ably will be forwarded to Indianapo- lls, Ind_ for burial. The child 18 | survived by his parents and a sister, Nancy

MRS. EMMA ALBERT.

Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Em- ma Albert, 77, who died Wednesday night after a brief illness at her home on Route 11. Springfield. are yet Incomplete, but will be held un- der direction of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home.

MRS. LAURAHI SNIDER.

Funeral services for Mrs. Laurah Snider. 21 years old, of 2315 Iloward avenue, who died yesterday afternoon in & local hospital, will be held nt 11 a. m. tomorrow at Bethel church. 15 miles north pf Marshfield. under direction of the Klingner, Funeral bome. Burial will'be 'in Bethel cem-

LEVERTON.

Funeral arrangements are as FC: Incompleta for I. H. Leverton, 82 Team olditsbo died in'a local _borpitati caris Theterday' mocatng se'a" result

trening . While: attempting to "trees Boonville , avenue to the postoffice. The body is being held at the Kling- ner Funeral home pending the ar- rival of relatives. :

SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS

Page 3: J. W. Farmer died .** Miss Alice Cornog dicd .** Mrs. Laurah Snider died .** I. H. Leverton died .* Wallace Lane died .* Luther L. Tuttle died. Mrs. Emma Albert died .* Rev. C. M. Deaver died .* Knapp infant died .**

Page 11: There is a notice in memory of "our mother Annie K. Buck" who died October 1, 1926, signed by Lillian Buck Dudley and Hugh Earle Buck.

Page 12: Nancy Dye and Robert Dye, Jr., died .** Wency infant died .**

M188 ALICE CORNOG Funeral services for Miss Alice Cornog, who died at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at her home In Rogersville, Mo., following & linger- Ing illness, will be held at the resl- dence at 11 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing. with burial in Palmetto ceme- tery.

IN MEMORIAM Back, In devoted momery of our dearty bored mother. Annie K. Beck, passed away October 1st, 1926. LILLIAN BUCK DUDLEY. HUGH KARLE BUCK.

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TRAGEDY

Famifest Water

Simple BimEl at Ho

HOW . farm family, pour Rog .Ville, shut off trong the world . by flood waters, welcome ! the birth of a baby and then help !! lessly watched the child weaked and die for. lack of medical care revealed yesterday in the monthly report of Coroner Jewell E. Windle.

The tragedy occurred during re- cent high waters which left the farm home of the Wendy family. two miles north of Rogersville. iso- lated for nearly two weeks." Tole- phone lines were down; there was no way of communicating, with friends on neighboring farms or with physicians in Rogersville. No Help Possible The child born without medical care. For three days.it was as well as any babe. Then it sick- ened, and for six days it mw weaker and weaker. The stranded family could do nothing. On the ninth day the child died. There was & simple family service, and the baby was buried on the farm near the home where it was born.

First word of the strange tragedy was received here when Coroner Windje noticed an unsigned death certificate. He went to Rogersville and learned the story.

Boby Starves to Death

Corener. Windle's report for the month of September told, too of an Infant born in a hovel here, dying six weeks later of "nothing kees than starvation." Another child in this family, the report revealed, al- so ls near death from lack of care and proper food.

During the month there was one suicide here and one death of acute alcoholism. Two youths were killed in a railway accident; an aged man dled of Injuries suffered when he was struck by a street car; and two other sudden deaths were blamed to heart disease.

Hold Double Funeral

Services Here Today * *

For 2 Dye Children

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DOUBLE funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Herman Loh- meyer funeral home for Nancy Dye. G, and her 2-year-old brother, Robert, Jr. both of whom died here within a day and night .:

Robert. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nye of Nichols. Mo .. died in a hospital here late Thurs- day afternoon of tubercular men- ingitis.

Funeral services were to have heen conducted for the child yes- terday afternoon. but the 6- year-old sister. in u hospital here ufter an operation for appen- dicitis. became dangerously and the services were postponed. The little giri died at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, despite a blood tranfusion yesterday morning when the father offered hig blood as a last resort to save her life.

Both children recently suffered attacks of whooping cough and were In weakened condition be - fore the fatal Iliness developed. Robert was stricken with tuber- cular meningitis shortly after he recovered from the attack of

whooping cough.

The Reverend George O. Van Noy, pastor of Itobberson Avenue Baptist church, wlil officiate at the funeral services this after- noon. The bodles wlil be for warded tonight to Indianapolis. Mr. Dye's former home, for burlal.

Mr. Dye formerly lived In - Springfield, being employed at the Martin Music store, and several years ago he played In Keet's orchestra at the Electric theater. -

DEATHS

J .. W. FARMER

Funeral serviom for J. W. Farm- 77 years old, a long time maldent of Christian county, who died Wed- honday. night ' at his -home near Sparta, Mo., were beld at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, with the Rev- crend J. J. Parten officiating. Burial was in the family cemetery near Sparta. Mr. Farmer was the father of L. M. Farmer, former Christian county clerk.

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I. H. LEVERTON

The body of I. H. Leverton. 82 years old, who was fatally Injured Wednesday when atruck by a street on Boonville avenue near the post office, will be forwarded today by the KlingDer Funeral home to Oldwein, Iowa, for burial. . WALLACE LANE

Funeral services for Wallace Lane, infant son. of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lane of - 870 West Lynn street, who died yesterday morning. was held yesterday afternoon at the residence with burial in Mount Pleasant cemetery near Ash Grove, Mo., under direction of the Klingner Funeral home.

LUTHER L. TUTTLE

Funeral services for Luther L. Tuttle, 27 years old, who died Tues- day at La Junta, Col., will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Klingner Funeral home, with burial in Greenlawn cemetery. Mr. Tuttie la survived by the widow. one daughter, his mother. Mrs. W. O. LARue, and one brother, Howard Tuttle, all of Springfield.

MRS. EMMA ALBERT Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Emma Albert. 77 years old, who dled Wednesday night at her home on route 11. Springfield. after a brief illness, are vet incomplete but will be held under direction of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home

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Items of genealogical interest in the Springfield daily news and the Springfield leader of Springfield, Greene County, Missouri for 1927, Part 2, Part 18

Author: Hall, William K. (William Kearney), 1918- Publication date: 1927 v. 2 Publisher: Number of Pages: 810

Author: Hall, William K. (William Kearney), 1918-
Publication date: 1927 v. 2
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 810