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MR& LAURAH SNIDER
Funeral services for . Mrs. Laurah Snider, 21 years old, of 2815 How- ard avenue, who died in a local bospital Thursday afternoon, will be held at & o'clock Sunday morning at the residence with burial in the Marlin cemetery naer Conway, Mo., under direction of the Klingner Fu- beral home.
REVEREND C. M. DEAVER Funeral services for the Rev- erand C. M. Deaver, of Clever, Mo. former associate. judge of the Christian county court, who died Thursday afternoon at his home following a Ungering illness, wm bo held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Baptist church in Cleyer with buriaf La Boas convitery. ' He "se
ter. Mra. Puff SoLATE C.By field, and one som, Wiliam Deaver, of Clever, Mo. three brothers and two sisters.
KNAPP INFANT
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knapp. 1508 South King's Highway. died at 4 o'clock yester- day afternoon. -. Themather and 'inother are the only Survivors. Fu- · neral services will be at 2:30 o'clock at the Starne funeral chapel, with burial In Hazelwood cemetery.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 1: David Rhule died .**
Page 8: Card of thanks from A. J. Tate and others .** Card of thanks from S. E. Pearce and others .**
There is an item in memory of "our mother Annie K. Buck who died October 1, 1926," signed by William Buck Dudley and Hugh Earle Buck.
Page 12: Marriage licenses issued .**
Nancy Dye died .** Robert Dye, Jr., died .** Miss Alice Cornog died .* Mrs. Laurah Snider died .* I. H. Leverton dicd .* Wallace Lane died. Tuttle, Luther L. died .* Rev. C. M. Deaver died .**
Knapp infant died .** Richard N. Jones died .* Mrs. Alice E. Cornog died .** Birth reported .**
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Recorder of Deeds Jack W. McKee today Sesued the following marriage Borooss; Atom Kal Love. 11. and Kith- Sigma . Clean, il' both of Springhold. Clande a. Ferry. M. and Luctada . Oumper. 17, both of Springfield.
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IN MEMORIAM
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n devoted memory of our
dear beloved mother. Anulo K Duck, who passed away October 1, 1020
LILLIAN BUCK DUDLEY. RUOH TARLE BUCK
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TO BURY VICTIM
OF STORM HERE
David Rhule, Formerly of Springfield, Was Killed in 4
Granite City.
One of the victims of the devast- ing storm which Thursday struck St. Louis and Illinois tri-city suburbs, David Rhule. 44. formerly of Spring- theid, is to be buried bere tomorrow.
Rhuje, according to meager word received bere. met bis death while at work in an Iron works at Granite Oty. Ill. Reports of the storm told of the fatal burning of three men In Granite City when the force of the gale upset a crucible of molten metal at the plant of the St. Louis Coke and Iron company, but it la -- not definitely known here whether Rhule was one of that unfortunate . trio.
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He was formerly employed by the United Iron Works bere, and leaves his wife. two sons, a daughter, and his mother of Fordiand Mo.
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The body is expected at the Kling- ner Funeral home tomorrow morning and the funeral service will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with burial in Hazelwood cemetery.
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BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Douglas of Bt Inuls announce the birth of baby girl this morning. Mre. Doug- les formerly wen Misa Betty Johnson of this city. Mr. Douglas la city edi- inE of the St. Inun Globe Democrat -
FRANCE-We wish to thank our friends. Mighters and relatives who so kindly ss- alsted us during the aleknews. death end burial of our deer mother, also for the beautiful floral offerings. We especially thank Brother Alva M. Ragsdale for the encouraging words spoken. also those who readered the beautiful songs. the ones the furnished cara,, pallbearers and Klingner service.'
MR. AND MRS. a. I. PEARCE. MR. 'AND MRA R. B. HOFFMAN AND HER GRANDCHILDREN.
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DEATHS
DOUBLE SERVICES HELD.
Double funeral services were held at 2 p. m. today at the Herman H. Loh- meyer Funeral home for Nancy Dye. 8, who died at 5 p. m. yesterday, and Robert, Jr., ber two-year-old brother who died Thursday afternoon of tu- Dercular meningitis Bervices for Robert, Jr. were to have been held yesterday but due to the serious ill- ness of his water,who underwent an : operation for appendicitis in a local ! hospital. they wrtr pretponed
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A blood transfusion yesterday morn ing was administered by attend:tt physicians as a last resort to save the little girl's life. The father, Robert Dye of Nichola, offered the blood for the transfusion The disease which snuffed out the lives of the two chil- : - , dren, developed after each had auf- į fered attacks of whooping cough.
Rev. George O. Van Noy. pastor of ! the Robberson Avenue Baptist church. [ officiated at the service. The bodies ! will be forwarded tonight to Indian- apolls, Mr. Dye's former home. for burial. Mr. Dye formerly lived in. Springfield, being employed at the' Martin Music atore, and several years Ago he played In Keet's orchestra nt : the Electric theater.
MIRS ALICE CORNOG.
1 Funeral services for Miss Alice Cor- ! nog, who died at 4:30 o'clock yester- day afternoon at her home in Rogers- ville. Mo. following a lingering 111. · neme. will be held at the residen :: 'e n! ill a. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in ; Paimetto cemetery
MRS. ALICE E. CORNOO.
Mra. Alice E. Cornog -died at .420 "-lock Friday afternoon at her home '5 Rogersville after a Eneering I11- Funeral services will be held a 11 a. m., Sunday, at the family home. with interment in Palmetto conietery. The deceased is survived by three sisters, Miss Emma Cornog and Mr .. Frank Kirk, both of the home address, and Mrs. E. Rathbun of Marshfield.
.- CARDS . OF THANKS.
DAVIS- We wish to express our apprecia - tion for the kindness and sympathy shown dertig live brief Illness and death of our mother, sister and grandmother. We wish to thank our neighbors and friends, Southwest Doll Telephone Co .. Woods- Everts & Co., Summerfield Florist Co. Rer D. C. Bechler and Klingner Un- dertaking Oo. for thetr kladness. MR. AND MRS A. J. TATE AND FAMILY. OAX A. DAVIS.
MRA. STELLA MORELOCK. * MR AND MRS W. A. DAVIS. MAS. BELL DALY. MR. AND MRS. 8. Y. HELMB. MR. AND MRS. J. W. NAULES.
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LUTHER L. TUTTLE. --
Funeral services for Luther L. Tut- tle, 27, who died Tuesday at La Junta, Coto. were held at 2 p m. today at the Klingner Funeral home. Burial . was in Greenlawn cemetery. He le survived by his wife. a daughter. his! Inother. Mra. W. O LaRue, and a brother, Howard Tuttie, all of Spring- i field.
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REV. C. M. DEAVER.
Funeral services for Rev. C. M Deaver. of Clever, Mo. former 1550- clate judge of the Christian county . court, who died Thursday afternoon ! at his home following . lingering 111- news, were held at 2 p. m. today at the Baptist church In Clever, with burial In Boaz cemetery. He is sur- ! vived by his wife. a daughter, Mrs. Pearl Sullivan, of Springfield. a son. William Deaver, of Clever, and three brothers and two elsters.
KNAPP INFANT.
Funeral services were held at 9:30 p. m. today at the Starne mortuary for the Infant ton of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knapp. 1800 South Kings avenue, who died at 4 p. m. Jestes- day. Burial .was in Hamelwood cem- etery. The infant is survived by the parents
MRS. LAI HAR SMIDEIL.
Funeral services" for Mrs." Launch --- Onider. 11. of 2318 Howard avenue. who died in a local hospital Thursday afternoon, will be held at 8 a. m. Sunday at the residence. with burial In the Marlin cemetery near Conway. under the direction of the Klingner Funeral home.
I. H. LEVERTON.
The body of I. H. Leverton, 82. Civil war veteran, who was fatally in- Jured Wednesday when struck by a street car on Boonville avenue near the post office, will be forwarded this afternoon by the Klingner Funeral home to Oldwein, Ia., for burial.
WALLACE LANE.
Funeral services for Wallace Lane. of 870 West Lynn street, who died yesterday morning. were beld yester- .. ........
: burial in Mount Pleasant cemetery . near Ath Orove. Mo. under the direc. tion of the Klingner Funeral home. -
RICHARD K. JONES.
The body of Richard .N. Jones, M. 1836 West Les street. who died Thursday in Jefferson Barracks hoe- igital, St. Louis, arrived here today. Funeral arrangements are incompleto but burial will be ::: the National cemetery under direction of the Klingner Funeral home." He is our- rived"by his wife, two daughters. . sister, and his mother .- Mrt ' George Ryan of Willard: his father. J. L. Jones of Welser, Idaho; four broth- ers, Harold Jones and Billie Jones of Bingham Canyon, Utah; Clifford Jones of Pasadena, Calif; and Emory Jones of Chebalis, Wash .; by two als- ters, Mrs. Vernetta Hughes and Mrs. Vera Amith of Springfield.
SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: May Detherow divorced Claude E. Detherow .**
Page 2A: Richard N. Jones died .** Mrs. Emma Albert died .** Mrs. Laura Snider died .* Riggins infant died .**
Lester G. Whitlock of Birch Tree and Ruth S. Gravitt of Monett were married yesterday in Springfield.
Page 3A: James Karl Love and Katherine Glenn, both of Springfield, were married yesterday in Springfield.
Page 4A: Henry L. Lynch of Lebanon died Monday.
Mrs. J. E. Fulkerson of Lebanon died Tuesday.
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Mrs. J. H. Campbell, 80, of Lebanon died Saturday, September 24, at the home of her daughter Mrs. E. E. Barr of near Oakland.
Mrs. Ira Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Prince, all of Pittsburg, Kansas, came to Lebanon for the funeral of their grandfather John Addison.
Hans Olsen, a pioneer of Wright county, died last week. He was 99 years, 5 months, and 3 days old.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roemer and son Ernest of Newburg were called to Pacific, Mo., by the death of Mrs. Roemer's mother who was 84 years old.
Son born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. William Hess of Newburg.
Efton Henson and Miss Eden Vanzandt of Cassville were married September 22 at Columbus, Kansas. They will live in Monett.
A daughter Jewell Louise Brown was born September 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Viles of Monett died .**
Henrietta Bass of Monett and Joel Falls of Kansas City were married September 26 at Joplin.
Son born September 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Chumbley of Monett.
Miss Ruth Wilhelm of Monett and Robert Crighton were married .**
Page 1B: Marriage licenses issued .**
Thomas H. Phillips and Oma Arthur, both of Springfield, were married yesterday in Springfield.
Page 2B: Cyrus E. Wyman and Gladys Fleming, both of Aurora, were married yesterday in Springfield.
H. M. Gordon divorced Jennie Gordon.
Page 3B: O. C. Mitchell died .**
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Mise Ruth Wilhelm became the bride of Robert Crighton of Spring- fleld. the ceremony took place at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at 2:30. September 25. Rev. Lenox Crockett uniting the couple by the ring ceremony. There were only relatives and intimate! friends in attendance. An informal reception was held at home of the brides parenta Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilhelm 925 Fifth street. Mr. and Mre. Crighton are at home at 613 Cherry street Springfield.
Judge John H. Fairman in probate court yesterday appointed Fred Ringemburg administrator of the estate of the late M. J. Ringenburg.
Lester Q. Whitlesk of Birch Tree, and Ruth B. Gravitt of Monett, were married at the court house yesterday. The ceremony was said by J. WATwwiln, presiding judge of the county court.
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Prion Henson and Miss Eden Vanzandt of Caesvilla were married at Columbus, Kas. September 23. They have returned and are at home to their friends at HI Fourth street. "-"Mr. abd' Mra: Victor Brown"an- bounce the birth of a daughter Monday. the 26, pamed Jewon Louise
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Thomas H. Phillipe and .Oma Arthur, both of Springfield, were married at the court house yester- day by J. W. Tippin, presiding Judge of the county court.
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. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roemer and son Ernest were called to Pacific. Mo .. because of the serious illness and death of Mra. Roemera mother. 8hs was 84 years old.
- Mr. and. Mira. Vernon Chumbley are parents of a son, born at Dr. Weet hospital, September 24.
New Short Order Divorce Record In Circuit Court
SHORT ORDER divorce roc- ords were broken in division No. 1 of the circuit court yester- day when May Detherow was granted a default divorce from CInude F. Detherow. proprietor of a cleaning and pressing -- tablishment.
The suit was filed in the of- five of Guy C. Gibba, clerk. to- gether with an entry of appear- ance signed by the husband and while the ink was drying on the first entry; in the clerk's records. Judge Guy . D. Kirby heard the evidence of the plaintiff and her character witnesses and granted :he decree.
The wife charged her husband with abandonment and failure to upport her.
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PIONEER POSTAL WORKER IS DEAD; SERVED-30 YEARS
0. C. Mitchell, Postmaster During Wilson Administra- tion, Also Worked as Po- liceman in Early Days
O. C. MITCHELL, 69, for 40 years a resident of Springfield and postmaster 8 years during the Wil- administration, died at . o'clock yesterday afternoon follow- ing a lingering illness at his home at 1927 North Benton avenue.
Mr. Mitchell, who was the son of the Reverend and Mrs. Greenberry Mitchell, natives of Tennessee, was born in Dallas county, Missouri, October 20, 1858. He was married on October 2. 1878, to Elizabeth Donnell, who was born, reared and educated in Greene county. To this union, ono son, John E, was born.
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Mr. Mitchell received his educa- tion in the schools of this county and also spent one year at Morrie- ville college in Polk county, after which he engaged In farming until March 9, 1887. when he moved to Springfield and secured employ- ment with the Frisco railroad. For two years he held this position. then was appointed to the police force by Mayor Walker. holding this position for two years, after which he spent a year in the gro- cory business. He was appointed mail carrier in 1898 and held this position for 21 years. In February. 1914, he was named postmaster and served in that position for eight yesrs, when he resigned. He re- turned, however, to the post office work and served as clerk for one year in order to complete the 33 years service record which entitled him to a pension.
He then retired on this pension and engaged in no other business thereafter.
Funeral Services Today
He is survived by the widow. by hit con, John E. Mitchell, of 8t. Louis; ono brother. Street Mitchell, of route 6, Springfield; and one sis- ter. Mra. Rebekah Cooksey, of Falr Grove.
Funeral services will be held at 8:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Klingner Funeral home, with thy
Reverend Earl W. French, pastor of Kast Avenue Baptist church, offi- ciating. Burial will be In Green- lawn cemetery with the Gate of the Temple lodge. A. F. and A. M. in charge of services at the grave Mr. Mitchell was a member of the East Avenue Baptist church: the Gate of the Temple. lodge. A F. and A. M., Knights of Pythias. Whilesa. of theWorld, and the Natiobd Añoditta a Letter Car- riers, of which be bad served as president for 10 years. .
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Frank Rali. 30. and Alma Ander- : son. 24. both of Brighton: Thomas 11 H. Phillips. 20. and Oma Arthur. 17. both of Springfield; Lester G. Whitlock. 21. Birch Tree, and Ruth S. Gravitt. 21. Monett: Cyrus E. Wyman. 25. and Alta Gladys Flem- ing. 22. hoth of Aurora: Elmer Actroskey. 20. Springfield, and Lawrence Raumberger. 20. Brook- . line: Jamies Karl Love. 21. and Katherine Glenn, 19. both of Spring- i field. Claude C. Perry, 27. and Lucinda E. Cumper. 17. both of Springfield
DEATHS
RICHARD N. JONES --- Funeral services for Bien Jonen, 36 years old, of "1836" West Los street, who died Thursday 'in Jefferson Barracks hospital. 'in 8t. Louis, will be held at & b'olook- to- morrow afternoon at the Klingner Funeral home, with burial in the National cemetery. " He is survived by the widow. by two daughters. oDe mister, his mother, 'Mrs. George Ryan, of Willard, Mo .; his father. J. L. Jones, of Welser, Idaho; four brothers: Harold and William, of Bingham Canyon, Utah; Clifford, of Pasadena, Calif,, and Emory Jones, of Chehalis, Wash,; and by two ais- tera, Mrs. Vernetta Hughes, and Mrs. Vera Smith, of Springfiala.
MRS. EMMA ALBERT
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Albert, 77 years old, who died Wednesday night at her home on route' 11, Springfield, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home with burial in Brick Church cemetery.
MRS. LAURA SNIDER
Funeral services for Mr. Laura Bnider. 21 years old, of 1115 Howard avenue, who died Thursday, will be held at & o'clock this morning at the residence with burial in the Marlin cemetery near Conway, Mo .. under direction of the Klingner Funeral home. .
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RIGGINS INFANT
Funeral services for the .infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James N. Rig- gins, of Celt, Mo., who died at 6:30 o'clock yesterday evening in a local hospital, will be held tomorrow at the Starne mortuary with burial in Hazelwood cemetery. The child is survived by the parents.
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- - Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Viles, of Quapaw Okia, died in the Frisco station Wednesday night. Mrs. Viles was on her way to Warsaw, N. Y .. to home of her parents. Death ws# caused by acute gastro enteritis. The body was prepared for burial and chipped to Quapaw for burial.
Henrietta Bane of Monett and Joel - Falls of Kansas City were married at Joplin, Monday the 26. They, - will make their home in Kansas ¡City.
SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 1: Obadiah Clark Mitchell died .**
Page 4: Twin daughters were born last Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Hiram G. Letterman of Niangua. This is their second pair of twins. The first pair were boys.
Page 20: Miss Catherine Marie Quinn and Mr. Louis H. Gummersbach will be married today .**
Page 22: Miss Zedith Charlton and Mr. Hugh O. LeBlanc are engaged to marry .** Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Musgrave celebrated their golden wedding anniversary .** Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 29: Helen Stuart divorced Harry E. Stuart.
H. M. Gordon divorced Jennie Gordon.
Page 31: Births reported .**
Mrs. Emma Albert died. Richard N. Jones died .*
Luther L. Tuttle died .** Rev. C. M. Deaver died.
Knapp infant died .*
Nancy Dye died .**
Robert Dye, Jr., died .**
Miss Alice Cornog died .**
Mrs. Laurah Snider died .**
I. H. Leverton died .**
Riggins infant died. Card of thanks from Mrsd. Laura Thomas and others.' Card of thanks from Charles Kiefer and others. ** Another card of thanks. **
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Celebrate Golden Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Musgrave, 736 South Pickwick arenue, entertained members of their family at dinner Friday in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary. Two of thete three oblidren, Mr. E. A. Walker of Oklahoma, with her husband, sand city were present. The members of the Pickwick club, of Which Mra. Mus- grave is a member, called in a body and extended their congratulations and presented a bouquet of flowers. | Mr. and Mrs. Hungrave were married in Texas September 30. 1877. They re- turued to Cedar county and have re- sided there and in Greene county eince. They moved to Springfield in 1000 and have resided at 796 Pick-
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Mr. and Mrs. June Lee, of 600 West Brower street, announce the birth of daughter, Helen June. September 20. Mra. Los formerly was Min May Warner.
Mr. and Mrs. - Clarence Ward, 2006 : Ramsey avenue, announce the birth n: a ton. Francis Ro. ptember 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fowler. of 844 South Wearer avenue, announce the birth of a baby daughter, Beptem- ber 28.
- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Chaplin an- , nounce the birth of a son, Lloyd Franklin, Beptember 29.
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DEATH CLAIMS O. C. MITCHELL, EX-POSTMASTER
Died Yesterday After Ling- ering Illness-Funeral to Be Held This Afternoon- Postmaster in Wilson Ad- ministration.
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Obediab Clark Mitchell. 60 years old. termer Springfield portmester diei a: 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon of his home, 1977 Denton avenue, fol- Leider. an Liness extending over & pertes of erveral months.
Mr. Mitobell suffered a stroke' of
yesterday. Mr. Mitchell had been In d heaith for the past eight months. . Mr. Mitchell was better known to LL. .. Uzaas r! Springfield & post- masest: during President . Woodrow Wilson's administration. He' served In that capacity for eight years, bar- ! ing been appointed in 1914.
Born In Dallas County.
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Mr. Mitchell was born in Dallas county. October 20, 1858. His parents wore Rev. and Mrs. Orcanberry Mit- chell, who went to Dalle county in 1850 from Tennessee. HisEsther was a pioneer minister of southwest Mis-
The deceased scented a common school education and one year at Morrisville college, Polk county. He i engaged != farming until 1887 when . he came to Springfield and obtained employment. with the Frisco. Two ; Trans ister he was appointed to the Springfield police force by Mayor Ralph Walker. He served as A po- lice officer for two years and realgo- ed and established & grocery bual- bess.
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In 1893 he was appointed a mall carrier and served in that capacity until 1914 when his appointment as postmaster was made.
Never Active In Politics.
Mr. Mitchell was a member of the East Avenue Baptist church. Masonic Jodge, Knights of Pythisa, Royal Ar- canum 'and 'Woodmen of the :Warid. For more than 10 years be was print dent of Ozark Mountain Branch No. . 203. National Association of Letter Carriers. Although a Democrat. Mr. Mitchell never took an active part in politics.
Funeral services will be held at 3:30 p. m. today at the J. W. Kung- ner Funeral hon.r. with Re: E W
'Ist church, officiating. Burial will be In Greenlawn cemetery with the | Gate of the Temple Lodge, A. P. & A. M., In charge.
Mr. Mitchell is survived by his wife. a son. Jobn E. Mitchell, of St. Louis: a brother, Robert G. Mitchell of Route 6. Springfield, and a sister. Mrs. Rebecca Cooksey. Route 10, Springfield.
MARRIAGE LICENSEO.
Recorder of Deeds Jaok W. Mckee yesterday imrued the following mar-
Box MoOroskey. 20, Springfield, and Lorene Baumberger. 20, Brook- una, Mo.
Cyrus I Wyman, 27, and Alta Gladys Fleming, 22. both of Aurora. Lester O. Whitlook, 31. Btroh Tree, Mo. and Ruth 8. Oravitt, 21. Monett. Thomas H. Phillips, 20. and Oma Arthur, 17. both of Springfield.
CAROS OF THANKS.
THOMAS inh to thank our many friands for their kindness chowa ma dur- Ing the sickness ami death of our dear husband and father. Want to thank Bro. Mason for the comfortlag words that wirt spoken and we feel so grateful to the singers for the beautiful song service, also want, to praise little Remons Black for the kidd and good things she did to make things pleasant for him.
Mrs. Laura Thomas and Children.
KIRFER- We wish . to express our sincero thanks to our friends and neighbors for their kindness and beautiful flower. at the death of cur darling daughter, grand- daughter and niece.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kiefer and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Obas, Klefer, &r. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morgan. AM Mra. C. & Dean.
1 Mr. And Mr. H. A. ALLT .
Mr. And Mrs. Haary Kitter tetally. Mr. Franklin J. Foster.
IN MEMORIAM.
DEMORE-We wish to-thank our many friends and neighbors for thetr kind- ness and sympathy . shown us during the sickness and death of our darling daughter,: alster and granddaughter. Alsofor the beautiful floral offerings. . MR. and MRS. CLAUDE DEMORA IONA DEMORE.
MR. and MRS. JOHN R. ORAVEL
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Quinn, 600 South National Boulevard, will be married at · o'clock Saturday morning, October 23, to Mr. Louis H.
Gummersbach of St. Louis. The Rev. Father L. Ourtis Tiernan will perform the ceremony, using the ring service, at St. Agnes church. Min Quinn wii be given in marriage by her father. and Mrs. John Quinn will attend her as matron of honor. 'with Miss Agnes Meyer, cousin of the bride- groom. as maid of honor. Mr. Oum- mersbach will be attended by John Hawke of 8t. Louis as best man, and John Quinn, brother of the bride-to- be. as groomsman. Master
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John Quinn. Jr., nephew of the bride-elect. will be ring-bearer and Mr. Ed Hig- tina of Bt. Louis and Mr. John Meyer will be ushers. After the ceremony. the couple will leave for a trip to New York City, Washington, D. C., and places In Canada. They will be at home In St. Louis after December 1 at 6057 Waterman avenue. Miss Quinn is being honored at a number of parties, among which is a luncheon to be given by Miss Helen Louise Graves at her borne, 1400 East Walnut street, Wednesday and a party by Mise Leola and Miss Agnos Meye: to be given at their home. 915 East Elm street within the next two weeks.
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DEATHS®
MRS. EMMA ALBERT.
Funeral services for Mr. Albert TT, Who alld Wide's
- Route 11. Springfield, Will be held 2 p. m. today at the Aline Lot Funeral home. Burta! - vt- Brick Church commetery.
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LUTHER L. TUTTLF.
Funeral services for Luther L. Tut- tle, 27, who died Tuesday st Junta, Colo., were held at 2 p. m. yesterday at the Klingner Funeral home. Burial was in Greenlawn cemetery. He is survived by his wife. ·- daughter. his mother, Mu. W. O. LaRue, and a brother, Howard Tut- tle, all of Springfield.
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REV. C. M. DEAVER.
Funeral services for Rev. O. M. Draver, of Clever, Mo, former sociate judge of the Christian county court. who died Thursday afternoon at his home following a lingering ill- news, were held at 2 p. m. yesterday at the Baptist church in Clever, with burial in Boas cemetery. He is sur- Vired by hie wife, a daughter. Mro. Pearl Sullivan, of Springfield, a son. William Deaver. of Clever, and three brothers and two sisters.
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