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SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Mary A. Gott sues to divorce Ray D. Gott. They were married July 7, 1912. Gladys Orr sues to divorce Edward Orr. They were married March 16, 1921. Minnie May Baker sues to divorce Edward E. Baker. They were married November 22, 1926.
Page 3: Joseph N. Van Orman sues to divorce Nannie Van Orman. They were married November 23, 1903.
Page 12: Mrs. Flora Taylor died .** Miss Mildred Burroughs died. * * Albert Franklin Burch died .* Charles W. Goode died .** George Evans died .**
DEATHS
MRS. FLORA TAYLOR Funeral services for. Mrs. Flora Taylor, 79 years old, who died Suns day In Detroit, will be heldintri Sunday afternoon at the Assembly of God church, corner Calhoun and Campbell -with . the Reverend A. In Memorial cemetery.
MISS MILDRED BURROUGHS ·
Funeral services for Miss Mildred Sue Burroughs, 22 years old, a for- mer resident of Springfield who dled_ Wednesday at her home in Fort Smith. Ark., will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Klingner Funeral home, with burlal In Greenlawn cemetery. The body arrived here last night. She Is aur- vived by her mother, Mrs. A. C. Whittaker of Fort Smith, one brother. Walter F. Burroughs, and one sister, Mrs. Ituth Chancey, both of Helena, Ark .. and un uncle, C. 0. Moser. 1212 North Robberson avenue, Springfield.
BURCH INFANT
APvert Franklin Burch, 4-year-old son of Mr. und Mry. Charles Burch, 1322 Fast Bialn strvet, died yester- day afternoon at the home. He Is survived by the parents. Funeral arrangement are incomplete but :: 1 be held under direction of the Klingner Funeral home.
CHARLES GOODE
Charles W. Goode, IS-month-obt son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. -- Goode, 781 West Webster street. Find yesterday morning at his home following a brief illness. ife i. : survived by the parents, two : brothers, Lowell and Raymond, and a sister. Lorene. Funeral services will be conducted nt 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Ilerman Lohmeyer chapel, and burial will be In Green- : lawn cemetery.
GEORGE EVANS
Funeral services for George | Evans, 33 years old, who died at 16:45 o'clock lant evening nt the home of his mother. Mrs. Som Ca- h.H 325 West Walnut street. fol- woking a lingering illness, will lie robi at lo o'clock tomorrow morn- ing at the Starne mortuary, after which the body will be transported 'to the Greenfield cemetery nt Green- field. Mo. for burlal. He is surviv- ! ty the parents, hy one alster. ; Mr. C. r. Roth, of Aurora, Mo .: | non daughter. Mise Margaret Evans, Int Ault. Coln' one brother, WII- ELAm Evang, of Manson, Wash.
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SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 1: There is a long article about Mrs. Katie Kentling.
Page 6: A very old Indian settlement in McDonald county is being excavated. Curio hunters have found many old implements.
Joseph N. Van Oman sues to divorce Nannie Van Oman.
Lena McConnell sues to divorce Leonard McConnell.
Mary A. Gott sues to divorce Roy D. Gott.
Page 12: Minnie May Baker sues to divorce William E. Baker.
Gradys Orr sues to divorce Edward Orr. [Gladys?]
Albert Franklin Burch died .**
Mrs. Flora Taylor died .** Miss Mildred Sue Burroughs died .*
Charles W. Goode died .**
George Evans died .**
The public administrator was named to administer the estate of Mary Tiller who died July 18. She did not leave a will. Surviving are five sons, three daughters, and two children of a deceased daughter.
Marriage license: Fleet C. Halloway, 25, of Springfield and Anna Jo Wherley, 21, of Sedalia.
DEATHS
ALBERT FRANKLIN BURCH.
funeral services for Albert Frank- IIn Burch. 4-year-old son of Mr. und Mrs. Charles Burch. East Blaine . street, who died yesterday afternoon at the home, were held at 3 p. m. to- day at the home. Burial 3 In Greenlawn cemetery under direction 'of the Klinguer Funeral home.
MRS. FLORA TAYLOR.
Funeral services for Mrs. Flora Tayior. 70, who died Sunday in De- trvit. w.ll be held at 1.30 p. in. Bun- day afternoon at the Assembly of ; Ord church. Calhoun street and Campbell avenue. Eltb burial - in Memorial Park cemetery under direc- top of the Klingner Funeral home.
MISS Brunoreins.
Funeral services for Miss Mildred Sue Burroughs. 22. who died' Wed- nesday at her home in Fort Smith. Ark . will be held at 3 p. m. tomor- row. at the Klingner Funeral home -
Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery.
CHARLES W. GOODE.
Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. today at the Herman H. Lohmeyer .Funeral home for Charles W. Goode, 18-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Goode, 781 West Webster street. who died yesterday morning i at his home following a brief Illness. Burial was in Greenlawn cemetery.
GEORGE EVANS.
Funeral services for George Evans. 33. who died at 6:45 o'clock last eve- ning at the home of his mother. Mrs. Sam Cahill. 536 West Walnut street. : following & lingering illness, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow morning at the Btarne mortuary. Burial will be made at Greenfield. He is sur- rtved by his parente, a sister. Mrs. C. F. Reith of Aurora: a daughter. Miss Margaret. Evins. of Ault, Colo .; brother. William Evans.
N.A.MED ADMINISTRATOR.
Judes A. Nelmi, public administra- tor. yesterday was appointed adminis- trator of the estate of the late Mary Tuller, who died July 18. Bhe did not
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SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Raymond Trissel and Jessie Brookshire, both of Springfield, were married yesterday in Springfield.
Page 7A: Son born December 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flannigan of 1632 South Jefferson avenue.
Page 8A: Isaac Kerns of Foster and Edith Wirt of Springfield were married yesterday in Springfield.
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Page 9A: Mrs. Albert Gammon died. ** George M Bear
Mrs. Rena Sawyer died .**
W. H. Huckaby died .** P. N. Buchanan died .** Mrs. Flora Taylor died .** Miss Mildred Burroughs died .* George Evans died .*
Page 12A: Ira J. Swingle sues to divorce Jean Swingle. They were married May 25, 1927.
Page 1B: Edwin C. King was appointed executor of the will of his mother Louise P. King. His brothers are Emery V. and James A. King.
Marriage licenses issued .**
A daughter, Etta Mae Harriet Bridges was born November 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Bridges of 805 South Newton avenue.
DEATHS
Funeral services will be con- ducted at 3:30 o'clock today at the home of Mrs. Albert Gammon, 622 South Pickwick avenue, for George M. Renr. 70, who died at 4 o'clock yesterday morning at his home. $10 South Newton avenue, follow-
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. :na a lingering illness. He ta sur- --- vived by his mother, Mrs. Anna Hear of Reading, Pa .; four daugh- ters. Mra. . Albert Gammon. Mrs.
Fllzateth Wilhito and Mrs. Charlee Hetvy of Springfield and Mrs. Ber- :"a Stephens of Bruner. Okla: one son, Faster Bear of Springfield, and two sisters. Mro. Anna Senceo- . vcf Rending. Fa. and Mra Saralı Utton of Newton, Kan. Burial will be In Eastlawn cemetery un- der direction of the Herman Loh- meyer funeral home.
MRS. RENA SAWYER
. Mrs. Rena Sawyer, 60. of 99% West Calhoun street, died at 1:10 o'clock yesterday afternoon in a |hospital here following & long ill- :ess. She is survived by one daugh- ' ter. Mrs. Robert Smith of Spring- : 'f:Id: two stepsons. F. R. Sawyer of Hermansville. Miss., and James F. Sawyer of Springfield, and two . stepdaughters, Mrs. C. A. Bosley of the home address and Mrs. Mar- paret John. Quavolta, Ore. Funern! 1 services will be conducted at 2:30 " Pork tomorrow afternoon at the ::: : lahmeyer funeral home. with the Reverend Wiles official- 'ne. and burial will be in the Con- Cellerate cemetery here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Brideen $05 South Newton avenue. nounce the birth of a seven and one-fourth pound daughter on No- vember 24 at their home Rho bas been named Etta Mae Harriet.
W. H. HUCKABY
W .. H Huckaby. 64. died at 9 " duck yesterday morning at the home of his brother. Thomas Hackaby, route 2. Springfield. He .x survived by three alsters, Mra. I'M Crabtree of Morgan. Mo., Mrs. Ike Jones of Smittle. Mo., and Miss Hurkaby of Competition.
1 pro Pers. Thomas Huckally of Springfield, John
Huckaby of Omaha, Nebr., and Roy Huckaby of Mountain Home, Ark. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the W. L. Starne mortuary, with the" Reverend Mra. W. S. Bennett of- ficialing. Interment will be in Eastlawn cemetery.
P. N. BUCHANAN
Funeral acrvices for P. N. Buch- anan were conducted Friday after- noon at the family home, 2501 North National avenue, by the Reverend M. P. Cowden. Burial was In Greenlawn cemetery. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Bettie Buchanan; two sons. R. H. Buchanan of Hous- i ton, Tex., and U'riel Buchanan of Chicago: and two daughters, Mrs. H. G. Waller of Amarillo. Tex., and Mrs. K. C. Flyon of Washington. D. C.
MRS. FLORA-TAYLOR
Funeral services for Mrs. Flora Taylor, 19, who died Sunday in De- troit, will be held at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Assembly. of God church at Campbell avenue and Cal- houn street, with burial in Memor- tal Park cemetery under direction of the Klingner Funeral home.
MISS MILDRED BURROUGHS Funeral services for Misa Mildred Sue Burroughs, 22, who died Wed- nesday in Fort Smith, Ark., will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at i the Klingner Funeral home with , burial in Greenlawn cemetery.
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GEORGE EVANS
Funeral services for George Evans. 33. who died Friday eve- ning at the home of his mother. Mrs. Sam Cahill, 535 West Walnut street, will be held nt 10 o'clock this morning at the Starne mortuary with burial In the cemetery Greenfield. Mo. .
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MARRIAGE LICENSEO
Flest C. Holloway, 28, Springfield, and Anna Jo":Wherley. 11. Sedalla! Raymond Triseen. 20, and Jessie Brookshire. 83. hoth of Springfield! Trano Kerns, ."3. and EAlth Wirt 57. both of Springfield: Moon Ran- dall. 24. and Marguerite Cochran. 19. both of Springfield: Merrill a. Finier. 25. Springflekt. and Jeane ARnes Mitchell. 21. Kansas City.
SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 1: There is a long article about the McAfee house at 614 East Harrison street. It was built in 1868.
Page 2: Daughter born November 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hendrix of Niangua. Miss Cleo Summers and Erne Stokes were married last Thursday in Lebanon. Miss Zelma Letterman and John James were married last Saturday.
Miss Fay Shockley and Luke O'Connor were married Wednesday in Conway. Cal Dyche and Mrs. Ann Scott of Hartville were married Monday in Hartville. They will live on their farm near Niangua.
Son born November 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Reese.
A daughter Olive Jo Purdy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Purdy of Niangua.
Elmer McClanahand of Willow Springs and Lillian M. Vantrump of Burnham were married Tuesday in West Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Burns of Humansville celebrated their golden wedding anniversary November 26. Their son and his family came from Los Angeles, Calif.
Mrs. Addie Coleman of St. Louis, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Deavers of Humansville, was killed Thanksgiving Day in an auto accident.
Mrs. M. E. Rector of Humansville attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs. Susan Griffin at Fair Play.
Page 10: Russell Spurlock, 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spurlock of Ava, drowned yesterday when he fell into a creek near Pansy, Mo.
Page 20: This is the Society page. It is so blurred it cannot be read.
Page 22: Miss Zella Hayden and Earl E. Smith will be married. [Blurred] Miss Amy Speake and Gene P. Oehlberg will be married .**
Page 24: Divorce suits filed .** Marriage licenses issued.'
Page 31: A daughter Etta Mae Harriett Bridges was born November 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Bridges of 805 South Newton.
W. H. Huckaby died .** Spencer infant died .** Mrs. Rena Sawyer died .*
George M. Bear died .** Mrs. Flora Taylor died.
Miss Mildred Burroughs died .** George Evans died .*
Page 32: Card of thanks from Alvis J. Riggs and others .**
DIVORCE ACTIONS FILED. Desertion is charged by Ira J. Bwin- cle In a divorce action filed yesterday ' "against Jean Bwingle. The case 1s doketed for the January term of cir- cult court.
Marjorie L Webber flied a divorce suit against Troy A. Webber, alleging
CARDS OF THANKS.'
RIOOS-We wish to Wink our many friends, Dr. Burk. Haty Wood and the Traction: company for their assistance. total offerings and sympathy expressed during the illness and death of our dear wife and mother. Mra. Birdin V. RigTO. ALVIS J. RIGOB: (husbandı ROY RIOOS. BASIL' RIOOS. SUNBEAM RIGOO. SFTR RIGOS. MIKS ROY D) ADAMS
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DEATHS
W. H. HUCKABY ..
Funeral services for W. H. Hucka- by. 04, who died Saturday morning' - . at 9 o'clock at the bome of a brother. Thomas Huckaby. Route 3. Springs fleld. will be held at. 2 p. m. "today at the Starne mortuary. Burial will be in East Lawn cemetery. Rev. W. S. Bennett will officiate. He is sur- vived by three alstere. Mrs. O. Crab- tree of Morgan, Mo .: Miss Mollie Huckaby of the home address, and ! Mrs. Ike Jones: by three brothers. Thomas Huckaby, Route 2: John Huckaby of Omaba. Neb., and Ray Huckaby of Mountain Home, Ark.
INFANT SPENCER.
Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. yesterday for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Spencer of 812 South Fort avenue, who died Batur- ' day noon. Burial was in Maple Park cemetery under direction of the Al- ma Lohmeyer Funeral home.
MRS. RENA SAWYER.
M :: Reun Sawyer. 60 years old. of .836 Went Calhoun street, died at 1:10 p. m. yesterday in a local hospital !!! Ting a ilugering Iliness. She Ja survived by a daughter. Mrs. Robert santh of Springfield; two step-sons. P. R. Sawyer of Hermanville. Miss., and James Bawyer of Springfield; by tao step-daughters. Mr: C. A. Beas- le? of the home and Mrs. Margaict Ich ::. of Oregon. Funeral servicea will be held at 2.30 p m. Monday at the Herthar. H Lohmeyer Funeral Inte with burial in the Confederate
MRS. FLORA TAYLOR.
Funeral services for Mra. Flora Tay- !:. 79. who died Bu. day In Detroit. . ! be held at 1:30 p m. today at the ' Assembly of God' church, Cal- houn street and Campbell with "burit!' in-Motifof'r T tery under direction.of .the. K Funeral home.
MI88 MILDRED BURROUGHS. Funeral services for Miss Mildred Bue Burroughs, 22, who died Wednes- day at her home in Fort Smith, Ark .. will be held at & p. m. today at the K'ingner Funeral home. · Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery.
GEORGE M. BEAR.
Funeral services for George M. Bear. 70 years old, who died Saturday morning at his home. 520 South New street, following a lingering illness. will be held at 3:30 p. m. today at the home of a daughter Mrs. Albert Gammon. 822 Pickwick avenue. Burl- al will be In East Lawr cemetery un- 'der direction of the Herman H. Lob- - meyer Funeral home Mr. Bear laura vived by hle mother. Mrs. Anna Bear of Reading. Pa .; by four daughters.' . MIR. Albert Gammon; "Mrs: Elizabeth Wilhite. Mrs. Charles Helvy. Miss ! Easter Bear, of Springfield, and Mrs. i Be.tha Stevens, Bruner, Okla . br two. sisters. Mrs. Anna Soucerey of Read- 'R. Pa. and Mrs. Sarah Ditton of
GEORGE KVANG.
Funeral services for George Evans, . 33. who died at 6:45 o'clock Friday evening at the home of his mother. Mrs. Sam Cahill. 535 West Walnut street, following a lingering illness, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow morning at the Starne mortuary. Burial will be made at Greenfield.
,LICENSED TO WED.
Marriage licenses were larued yes- triday at the office of Jack W. Mc- Kec. recorder of deeds, as follows: Raymond Trissell. 30. and Jease Brookshire. 32, both of Springfield: Isaac Kerns. 63. Foster. Mo., and. Edith Wirt. 57. Springfield: Merrill 8. Finley. 25. Springfield. and Jcane Agus Mitchell, 21. Kansas City: Glenn Randall. 24. and Marguerite Cochran, 19. both of Springfield.
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The first named couple were mar- ried by Rev. E. C. Bechler, pastor of Central Christian church and the second couple by Rev. Thomas H. Wiles. pastor of the Grant Avenue Baptist church. The ceremonies were performed at the recorder's office.
MIN, AHY APFAKE
< x innen of their daughter. Any Irene, I Giene P. Ochinerg of Chi- , caso. Il1. The wedding will Lake piece in January.
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MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 5: Miss Amy Irene Speak and Mr. Gene P. Oehlberg are engaged to marry.' Page 10: Mrs. Rena Sawyer died .* Patton infant died .* N. M. Bloomer died .* * *
DEATHS'
MRS. RENA SAWYER
Fate:a: servier, will he con- darted at 1.39 weluck this after- noun at ; the Herman Lohmeyer funeral home for, Mrs. Rena Saw- .Der. 40. 08 986 West Calhoun street, u !... !!! od Saturday in a hospital liners . "There will be in the computerate
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PATTON INFANT
The Intant son of Mr. and Mrs. L. : Patton. : 36 College street. died s: 4:30 o'clock yesterday morning ir. & In-pita! here. Funeral erru. Conducted $:30 oclerk this morning at the Starn. " .... buria: probo !: In ... w,ster.".
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N. M. BLOOMER
Funeral servicey will I.
Rogersi ..:- a: : O'clock tris after.
. died Fraddy right at hiv ... p. 622 North Main aten le a !:: : :::*: iliness. He Is survived by his wife, three chlidren, two brothers and two sisters. The Reverend Crocker or Rogersville will officiate, and burini will be under direction of the 'Bg. tsville Undertaking company.
ENGAGEMENT ANNUNCED Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Speak .. 836 West . Webster street, announce the engagement of their daughter Amy Irene. : to Mr. Gene P. Ochiberg. of Chicago. The wedding will take place the first of the year.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 2: Mrs. Rena Sawyer died .** Patton infant died .** N. M. Bloomer died .* Ernest Theodroe Boehme died .**
Page 4: Ples Crafton and Miss Verna Evans were married in Oregon county .** Mrs. Ella Stark died.
ERNEST T. BUENMI ..
Ernest Theodore Boehme, 80 SMAR o.d. retired farmer, died this morning at bla home in Fair Grove. Mo., fol- : lowing a lingering Illness. Funeral-t , services will be held at 2 p. m. Wed- nesday at Fair Grove with burtal in Bassville cemetery hear there under - directon of the Klingner Funeral ! home. He is survived by ble wile. alx sone. Charles Boelsuse of Fair -.. "rove; Jobn und Ed Buelme of Of- forale, Kan .: Henry of Vancouver; i August Boehme of Plu'mont, Kau .; ! Steve Boehme of Tulan. Okla .: and by ' five daughters. Mra. Lucy Rehmeri .. , Ostrich, S. D .; Mro. Lizzie Jump of Conway. Mo .; Mrs. Metilde Trantham ; i & Springfield; Mrs. Auna Lightcap of Offerele. Kan .: Mrs. Yetta Hitt of Tulsa, Oxla sud by 39 grandebil- dren and one great-grandchild ..
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Orman only has only one woman pile of the peace and she has Just wat in her first report of a marriage ceremony performed.
Nis Tanta & Osbourn of Thomas- Illle wu decied for the office at the rw en! riertion and has rone on rec- ('! at the marrying woman Justice. for first as wells'in perform the Many making Ples Crafton and Miss Verna vans man and wie at : 1 - Thomasville. -
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"¡The young couple. Crafton 19 and Mies Evans 18. applied for a license. but they could not be married with- out the regular parental cousent for minors, and this had to be given by the father of Crafton, who had not thought of th. . angle. the bride hav- Ing the consent of her. father. J. N. Evana, when they applied for the 11- ceILse. . ..
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MRS. KENA LAWYER,
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Fineral werviera for Mrs. Rena - danser. 00. of DOS Went Calhoun street, who died Saturday In a hos- pital here following a brief Illness, i Dere heid at 2 30 p mn lxlay at the . Herniatı H. Lahmeyer Funeral home. . Burial was tu the Confederate ceme :. 'err herr
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!' Funeral services for the lufaut sod of Mr. and Mrs. I .. D Patton, 736 Col- lege alleet who died at $.30 willoak yesterday morning in a hospital here. were held at 9:30 a. m. today at the Btarne mortuary. Burial was In East Lawn cemetery ..
V. M. BLOOMER.
Funeral services for & M. Blownnel. 4 .. Who died Friday night at his hune. g22 North Main avenue, after a hier illuces, were held nt. 3 p. m. today' at the Roller cemetery nica: Rogeriville.
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Wrs. Stark Iles.
The body of Mrs. Elle Burk, 98 ... years old. grandmother of Pauline Stark. famous star of the movies, was brought a few days ago from Bants : Ross, Cal. to the aged woman's home Ist Thayer for burial.
Mrs. Stark died at the home of a daughter, Mr. Roy Morgan, in Santa Rom ou Thanksgiving Day.
Mra. Stark was the mother of Mrs. Highfill, wife of W. J. Highfill, cash- ler of the People's State bank at Thayer and also of Mrs. Ollie C. Lind- ley of Alton, superintendent of pub- Lo schools of Oregon county. ...
Although Mrs. Stark lived in the Omarks in Oregon county for & num- ber of years, it was not ;generally known that she was the grandmother of the noted movie actress. She was Virginia woman, having been bom June 22. 1054, of an old Virginia fard- lly, in Alexandria, Va., on the banks of the Potomac and in the shadow of ! the national capitol. Her father was Georgo Langley. an attorney of Alex- andria. She was married in Virginia In 1872 ' to . M. L. Btark of Brook. field, Va.
Mrs. Stark's husband was a direct descendant of General John Stark, sagacious commander of Revolution - ary war fame, which also makes the movie actress a direct' descendaut of that noted commander.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: George Inglish, 38, of Pryor, Okla., and Gertrude Clift, 37, of Springfield.
Page 2: Lawrence E. Hoover and Miss Clyde Johnson were married .*
Page 3: Mrs. Alice Shade died .**
Ernest T. Boehme died .**
Page 7: Joseph L. Cook dues to divorce Lydia Cook. They were married in July 1921.
Page 11: There is a notice in memory of Wealtha Edith Wright who died December 6, 1926, signed by father, mother, brother, sisters nd aunt.
Card of thanks signed by Alvis J. Riggs and others .**
Card of thanks signed by Frank Taylor and others .*
IN MEMORIAM
In ud . . .. .. men ry of our dear daughter, Wra!tha Edith Wright, wha departed this life one year ago today.
From the land of pain ar .. .. . r.s. To the land of parma God has taken our deac one.
No one knows how much we miss ber, No one knows the bitter pala Bingo we lost our dear daughter Llo bes sere bren the same Badly' missed by father. mother brother. cheters and suat
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to expire our thanks to our many friends, Dr. . Burk. Reverend Wood. and the . Springfield Traction company for their assistance, floral offerings sad mapathy expressed during the illness and death of car Jear wife ar.J muther. Mrs. Birdie V. Rien AI. VIS J. Rais (.usland1
NASIL KIGGS BETH KIGGS SUNBEAM RIGGS MRS. RAY D ADAMS
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MRS. ALICE SHADE
Mra. Allce A. Shade, CT. died at Il ' o'clock yesterday morning at her home three miles west of Fair Grore. Rhe To ourvired by" two son .. J. O. Shade of Joplin" and , 11 ska ! ! Fair Grove: one daughter. Miss Miry Shade of Fair Kirove: three sisters. Mrs. E. P. lingera of Akron, Ohio. Mrs. Zona. Lanas of Pleasant Hept' lym Bra . Prater de AND twq. brothers" Jack Hodges of Falt Grove and 'R. C. Hodthe "or" ront Okia, andatt
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: Union Grove church. 20 miles north 'of here. . and burial, will be in the cemetery there. under the direction of the Killinguer funeral home. 4
ERNEST T. BOEHME
Funeral : services for Ernest T. lichme: Suy years" old, retired furter who died, yesterday morn- ing at his home'in"Fair Grove, Mo- -
to hold at &' o'clock tomorrow att- Blown at Fair Grove with burial'in linville cemetery near Fair Grove :det duration of the Klingner Fu- ineral home. He Is survive
.Widow:"by afz-cons, Chat Fair Grove, John and Ed. of Offerle Kau. Henry, of Vancouver. August. uf. Medmont. / Kan,and : Steve Boehme, of Tulsa, Okla,, and by dire "daughters. Mira. " Lucy" Rehmert of "kirIch. S .: D., Mra,"Lizzle Jump, of -l'unnas, Me. Nm. Matilda Trant- .im. of Springfield,“. Mrs. Anna I .. chisp. of Offerle, Kan., and Mra. Yolta H.It, of Tuina, and by 39 a. ids !!! dren and one great grand-
REVEAL SÉCRET WEDDING OF YOUNG COUPLE HERE
. The secret marriage of Lawrence E. Hoover, of Springfield, and Miss ClydeJohnson, of Aurora, -Novem»- ber 19 was . announced yesterday. and came as a surprise even to their parents and familles, an well as well as to their friends.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .'ohnson, of Aurora. and the bridegroom la the son of Mr. and Mra. J. K. Hoover of Monett. He Is employed in the West Side FriRro Coach shops here.
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They were married at the home of Mrs. F. C. Bagby, 637 East Mon- roe street, by the Reverend James E. Becker, pastor of the St. Luke Methodist church, who for the past year had been a roommate of the groom. Mrs. Bagby and Mro. Min. Die Quigley were witnessre.
.The couple will make their home in this city after Christmas. The Iride has been living with her par- ents since the wedding.
CAND OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks to Reve And A. C. Word and many friends for Weir beautiful flural offerings : and
doar wife and mother.
.MR FRANK TAYLOR (Husband)
"MR. AND MRS. W'M. MACURA "
MRS HARRY WALTERA
MR AND MRS R. E. WHELAN
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 1: There is an article about Dr. J. M. Billings .**
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