Items of genealogical interest in the Springfield daily news and the Springfield leader of Springfield, Greene County, Missouri for 1927, Part 2, Part 56

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

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Mrs. Mary Evelyn Youngblood died .**

MARRIAGE: LICENSES George R. Booher, 49."and Ruby E. Ross, 14. hoth "of " Morrisville: Carl Thomas Raker. 21. and Irene Peltz, 17, both of Ash Grove: James W. Carr. 22. Crane, and Frances Mae Kobler. 20, Springfield: Ralph E. Mullen. 26. Springfield, and Caro- line L Coffman. 86. Lebanon: George J. Parson. 24. and Edith Nall, 23, both of Springfield: Lloyd R. Morenn. 22, and Nina Oletta Ray. :2, both of Kissen Milla.

DEATHS

JOHN F. M'MURRY

Funeral servicea for John F. Mc- Murry,. 60 years old, who.dled at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon' at his home, 2333 Ramsey avenue, will be held-at - 3:30~o'clock~this afternoon at the Klingner Funeral chapel with burial in Greenlawn cemetery.

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LORENZY JONES *

Funerul servicca for . Lorenzy Jones, 74 years old,, who died yes-' terday morning at tho home of his brother, T. J. Jones, 771 North Pros- pect avenue. will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Klingner l'u- neral chapel with burial In Green- lawn cemetery.

JOHN. GRAF

Funeral services for the Reverend John Graf, 90 years old, who dled Friday night while visiting friends In St. Louis, will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the First Congregational church with burial In East Lawn cemetery under ditec- tion of .the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home.

MRS. EMMA B. SAUNDERS Funeral services for Mrs. Emma B. Saunders, who dled at 8 o'clock yesterday morning at her home, 830 East Walnut street. and who was the widow of Lewis Lelter Saun- ders, second cousin and namesake wf Levi Z. Leiter of Chicago, whose daughter Mary was Lady Curson, Vicerene of India, will be held at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon at the residence with burial in Maple l'ark cemetery under direction of the Alına Lohmeyer Funeral home Her father was William S. Matthews. Oklahoma City architect, and was born in Herefordshire, England. She is survived by one daughter. Mrs. W. J. Orr. of the home address.

ADOLPH C. ONKEN

Funeral arrangements for Adolph C. Onken, 55 years old, a printer who died yesterday at bla home, 479 East Harrison street, are Incom- plete but will be held under direc- tion of the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home. He is survived by the widow, by one son, Carl H.,and one slater, Mrs. David Lutz. He was a member of the Tpyographical union and of the .Knights of Pythlas

MRS. JENNIE L. HARDIN

Funeral arrangements are incom - rlete pending arrival of relatives for Mis. Jennie L. Hardin, G1 years old, who died yesterday at her home. 7:3 West Lincoln street, after n brief Illness but will be held under direction of W. L. Starns, under- taker, with burlel in Patterson cemetery nine miles southwest of Springfield. She is survived bv two daughters, Mrg. R. B. Mobley. route 4. Springfield, and Miss Anna Hardin, of the home address; and

by five sons; Charles, of Murray, Ky., Layton, of Kansas City. J. G. nt Colorado Springs, Colo., Larry, of 447 East Harrison street, Spring- field, and Paul, of the home address.

PERSONALS-1

y. In , loving memory , of Edward, Ha Hoa Farland, our dear husband, "father. Con grandson and brother, who departed ttle" Ufe one year ago today. Dec. 24th, 1926. It is sad that him we cherished zbogid be tikem from our bomen, but the Joys that do not perish, Lives in foemory alone. For his fo a place, when the beasttio. Full, and the lips are kissed with vence. The eyelids. droop .in .. dreamless. deep and the soul has found release. The hands bare waclasped their work, which angels of time will test, that place is a place of shadowless : day. The. windowlens place

"And when car .time on earth 'is coded;

gladly baste to Him, as He waits on you- der sbore.

Sadly makerd by ! . MRS. K. H. MCFARLAND. DOROTHY JANE MCFARLAND. MR. and MRS. J. K. MCFARLAND. MR. and MRS. J. J. HERNDON. MR. and MRS. E. R. SHIPLEY. Sister-in-law and brother-la-lawa

MRS. EMMA JANE HARTLEY

Mrs. Einma Jane Hartley, 69. died at 9 o'clock last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Yea- ger. 610 West Webster street. after a brief Iliness. She is survived byd four daughters, Mrs. Sarah May Wisner of Osceola, Mo., Miss Frances Hartley of Carthage, Mra. Bess Launer of Council Bluffs, Iowa. Mrs. Charles Yeager of Springfield, and two brothers. Lon Miller of Persia, lowa, and Lige Miller of Icontum, Mo. The body will be taken to Osceola by the Alma Loh- meyer funeral home for burial. Fu- neral services will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church there.

R. V. TOOPS

Roland V. Toops, 43, died at 10 o'clock last night at his home. 633 West MeDaniel street, following a brief illness. He is survived by his wife and three brothers. Funeral arrangements are Incomplete, pend- ing word from relatives. Burial will bo under direction of the W. L. Starne funeral home.

MRS. MARY YOUNGBLOOD

Mrs. Mary Evelyn Youngblood, 77, widow of Charles M. Youngblood, d'lcd at 10:15 o'clock last night at her home on the Campbell street rond following a short Illness. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. 'lice Peake, of the home address and Mrs. E. J. White, of St. Louis. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon fol- lowed by interment in Eastlawn cemetery. The Alma Lohmeyer Fu. neral home is in charge of funeral amangements.

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SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24, 1927 -- LEADER

Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**

Mrs. Thomas Friend loses custody of her granddaughter.' *

Page 8: John F. McMurry died .** Lorenzy Jones died .* Rev. John Graf died .** Mrs. Emma Jane Hartley died .**

Mrs. Mary Evelyn Youngblood died .**

Harmon Charles Suckow died .**

Rolla H. Murphy died .* Robert Junior Laxton died .** Adolph C. Onken died .*

R. V. Toops died .* Mrs. Jennie L. Hardin died .**

E. B. Jacobs died .**

A son Charles Frank Beach was born December 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walter Beach of 1363 North Florence.

There is a notice in memory of Edward H. McFarland .**

Page 12: Jacob Ritterbush died .** Ora Corbin sues to divorce Mario Corbin.

E. B. JACOBS, BANKER OF CARTHAGE, IS DEAD

CARTHAGE. Mo., Dec. 24 .- (A. P.) -I. B. Jacobs. 09, cashier of the First National bank of Carthage and vice- president of the Missouri Bank- ers association, died today of paraly- als. He was strichen last Saturday night. Mrs. Jacobs died unexpected- ly Oct. 16. He le survived by a con. Jay Jacobs, an artist, of Paris, France. now. home for the holidays, and a daughter, Min. Ernestine Cannon, Moctolik Va

IN MEMORIAM.

MCFARLAND-In loving memory of Edward H. McFarland., Our. dear husband, father. son," graadson and brother who departed this life one year ago today. Dec. 14. 1926. It la and. that him .. cherlabed should be taken from our homes but the joys that do not "erisii. lives in memory alone. For this is a place where the heart is sull, and the lips are klaned with peace. The eyelids droop in dreamless sleep, and the soul has found release. The hands 'have un- clasped their work. which angels of Une will. text. That place 'is' a place of shadowneus day. . The windowsless plere of rest. + And when our time on earth is ended, and our day's shall be no more. we will gladly haste to meet him, as the walls on yonder shore.

Badly missed by -- MR8. E. H. MCFARLAND. DOROTHY JANE MCFARLAND. MR. AND MRS J. K. MCFARLAND MR. AND MRS. J. J. HERNDON MR. AND MRS. E. R SHIPLEY SISTER-IN-LAWS AND BROTHER- IN-LAWS.

MRS. JENNIE. HARDIN. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Jeanie L. Hardin. EL gho ded yEL - terday at her home. 773 West Lincoln at 'eet; after a brief illness, are in- complete. : The arrangements are in i

Burial will , be in the .¿ patterson cemetery, nine miles , southwest. of Springfield, She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. R. B. Mobley route 4. - Springfield .- Mus- Auna"Hardin of' the home address; rnd by-five- sons. Charley, of Murray, Ky ... Layton .: of Kansas City: J. G., of Colorado Bprings .. Colo .; Larry, -of -- 447-Kast Harrison street, Springfield, and Paul Hardin of the home"actress.

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MAN. - 83. DIES. Funeral services for Jacob Ritter- bush, 83 years old, who died this morning at his home at 620 Cherry : street. will be held In Nelson. Neb. Mr. Ritterbush was a retired mer- chant of Nelson and has lived in Springfield for the past few months. He is survived by two sons. Fred Rit- terbush and Charles Ritterbush of Nelson, and four daughters. Mrs. R. E Bush of Mountain Grove. Mo .: Mrs Charles Geary of St. Louis; Mrs. F. J. Jones of Springfield, and Miss Mil- dred C. Ritterbush of Nelson. Neb. The body will be shipped to Nelson tomorrow afternoon by the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home.

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Mother Wins Child, 5, Grandmother Reared

Mrs. Thomas Friend Loses Son's Child She Took from Chil drens' Home; Own Parent"Plans to Put Girl in Catholic Home.

A drama" which " tugged , the heart strings of onlookers was ennot- ed outalde Judge Quy D. Kirby's courtroom this morning when 6- year-old Madeline Friend was taken from the custody of her grand- mother. Mrs. Thomas Friend, by ber mother. Mrs. Sterling Friend. to whom she had been awarded a few minutes earlier by the court. The grandmother was the mother of the child's father, who was shot and killed five years ago.

Bobbing and with tears streaming from her big blue eyes, Madeline. who had been in the grandmother's custody since she was a month old. grasped the grandmother's skirts and did not want to leave her. 8he finally was persuaded, however, and was led to another part of the car ridor.

Took Calld from Orphanage.

The .. grandmother .Also Mobbing left the ' buliding declaring that'shd would make every effort to again obtain custody of the child.

The drama started inside the courtroom when Judge Kirby called the case and asked the grandmother If she had .an attorney.

"I have no money with which to bire a lawyer." Mre. Friend- declared: "but I have had this child since she wu a tiny baby and it would not be fair to take her from me now. I have witnesses to prove that I cared for her properly. I took her from the childrens' home, where ber mother left her. when the was so alck she couldn't hold up her little head."

Back to Institution.

The court directed that the trial proceed and Val Mason, attorney for the mother, called Mrs. T. K. Bow- man. Mrs. Bowman testified she thought the mother should have je ;. custody of the child_

Mrs. Harry Gabriel, in whose the mother of the child is od ployed as s domestic, was the next witness. 8he testified that the

mother had been In her employ for 1012 months and was of good char- acter. She pays the mother $6 a week for her services, she said.

Father Was Slain.

The mother testified that it wen her intention to put the child in & Catholic home at Nevada after the Christmas holidays.

Judge Kirby then directed the grandmother to Introduce her wit- nesses. Mr. Mason took the mattor In hand and had a son-in-law, who livea at the home of the grand- mother testify The son-in-law told of the treatment of the child during the past three years he lived at the residence of the grandmother. The grandmother has furnished the child with food, clothing and other neces- alties, he said, and was well cared for. His wife was called and told a similar story. .

Mr. Mason then turned to the grandmother and asked her if she wanted to take the stand. "I have told all I know to say." she said.

Judge Kirby then announced tha he could see no reason why th child should not be awarded to th mother and. granted her the cus tody.

Throughout the trial Madeline large blue eyes wandered about th courtroom. She is a beautiful chi and blond curls protruded from t neath the red stocking-cap she wo She was led from the courtroom the grandmother and the moth took charge of her there.

The chlid's father was alain N Ifears ago by Layton Glenn. a nel,- bor. Glenn was sentenced to fe years in the penitentiary, but 15 taken from that fi.stitution to je for the care of Insane persons ler.

FILE FOR DIVONIE.

A divorce action charging Indni- :les was filed yesterday by Corbin against Mario Corbin.

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XMAS WEDDINGS SEEN IN. RUSH FOR LICENSES

Seven Permits Granted Fri- day at Court House; Ma- jority of Future Grooms Found To Be Youths; One Couple Married by Sechler.

That many persons have picked Christmas eve or Christmas day for their marriage was indicated by a rush Friday for marriage licenses.

* Seven couples were granted licenses to wed at the office of Jack W. Mc- Kee. recorder of deeds.

Wed By Sechler.

Lloyd R. Morgan, 22, and Nina Oletta Ray. 22, both of Kissee Mills, were wed Immediately after taking out their license.

'em. There w

Carl Thomas Baker. 21, and Irene Pelts, 17, both of Att Grove; James I W. CuST, 22, Crane, and Frances Mas Kohler, 20. Springfield; Ralph E. Mullen, 26. Springfield, and Caroline L Coffman, 26, Lebanon: George J. Parson. 24, and Edith Nall. 23, both of Springfield, and George R. Booher. 49. and Ruby E. Ross. 34. both of Springfield.

The latter couple were married by The Rev. E C. Bechler.

ROLL.A H. MURPHY.

* Rolla H. Murphy, :15 years old. of near Stratford .. Ho" died Hiat 10:30 o'clock last night in a local hospital } following a brief illness .. . Funeral services will be held at 11 a. m. Bun- ¿ day at Bassville church, near Straf- ford, with burlai in that cemetery under direction of the Klingner Funeral homes -. ..

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DEATHS

JOHN F. MCMURRY.

Funeral services for John P. Mo- Murry, 60. who died at 1 p. m. yes- terday at his home. 2333 Ramsey ave- rue, were held at 3:30 p. m. today at the Klingner Funeral chapel with I burial In Greenlawn cemeterye

LORENZY JONES.

Funeral services for Lorenzy Jones. 74. who died yesterday morning at the home of his brother. T. J. Jones. 771 North Prospect avenue, were held a:,2 p. m ... today at -the - Klingner Funeral home with burial In Green- lawn cemetery.

REV. JOHN GRAF.

Funeral services for the Rev. John Girl. 00. who died Friday night. while : : stine friends in St. Louis. were held 1: 1 30 p. m. today at the First Con- Crea :: 01.al church with burial In Tas' lawn cemetery under direction "of The Aimn Lohmeyer Funeral home.

MR -. EMMA BARTLEY.

Fut.cral services will be held at the Methodist church at Osceola at 2:30 p m Sunday for Mrs. Emma Jane Hartiey. 69. who died at 9 o'clock last night at the home of her daughter. . Mrs. Charles Yeager. 610 West Webster : street, after a brief Illness. The body . was taken overland by the Alma Loh- meyer Funeral home. She Is survived by four daughters. Mrs. Sarth May Wisner of Osceola. Mo., Miss Frances Hartley of Carthage, Mrs. Bess Launer of Council Bluffs. In .. Mrs. Charles Yeager of Springfield. and two brothers. Lon Miller of Persia, Is. ' and Lige Miller of Iconlum, Mo.

MRS. MARY YOUNGBLOOD.

Funeral services will 'be held at 2:30 p. m. Sunday for Mrs. Mary Evelyn Youngblood, 77. widow of Charles M. Youngblood, who died at 10:15 o'clock last night at her home on the Campbell street road following a short Illness. Burial will be in East- · lawn cemetery under direction of the | Almr.a Lohmeyer Funeral home. She la i survived by two daughters, Mrs. Alice . Peake, of the home address and Mrs. : E. J. White of St. Louis.

ROBERT LAXTON.

Funeral arrangements are Incom- plete for Robert Junior Laxton, the four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs: R. J. Laxton, who died at 1:30 a. m. to- day at the home. 1613 Benton ave- nne. Burial is in charge of the · Klingner Funeral home.

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ADOLPH C. ONKEN.

Funeral services for Adolph C. On- . ken. 55. a printer. who died yester- duy at hts home. 479 East Harrison street, will be held at 3 p. m. tomor- row at the Herman H. Lohmeyer Fu- neral home. Burial will be in Maple Park cemetery. He la aurvived by his wife. a son. Carl H. Onken. em- ploye of The Leadr ., and a stater .: Mrs. David Lutz. He was a member of the Typographical union and of the Knights of Pythias.

HARMAN CHARLES SUCKOW.

Harman Charles Buckow of Bols D'Arc. died at 6 a. m. Friday. He Is survived by his wife. Dona Mckinney. and five daughters. Mrs. E. G. Par- *igou. Mrs. Gertrude Summers of Springfield. Mrs. J. J. Ramsey. Wil- lard, and Mary and Charlotte at l:onie. " Funeral will be held at 1] o'clock Sunday from the church at Bols D'Arc. Rev. Young officiating. with bir:ul at Clear Creek remetery. under direction of Redlearn & Hoyal Undertaking Co

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R. V. TOOPS.

Funeral arrangements are as yet in- complete for Roland V. Toops. 43. who died at 10 o'clock last night at his home. 633 West McDaniel street. following a brief illness He is sur- vired by his wife and three brothers. Burial will be under direction of W. i L. Btarne, undertaker. .

SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS

Page 1: Twins, a boy and a girl, were born December 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Fern Innes of 1975 North Missouri avenue.

Page 2A: Daughter born December 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Perryman of 2246 North Pierce avenue.

James Rittersbush died .*

Mrs. Mary Youngblood died .**

Mrs. Emma Jane Hartley died .* Harran Charles Sucow died .** Robert Laxton died .**

Adolph C. Onken died .**

T. V. Toops died .* Mrs. Jennie Hardin died .** Rolla H. Murphy died .**

Page 4A: The Union National Bank was appointed to administer the estate of Jay Sawyer.

Page 5A: The will of Alice Mooney Bennett divides her estate equally between her husband William P. Bennett and the children.

Page 6A: Son born December 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fain of route 11 Springfield. Page IB: Custody of Madeline Friend, 5, was awarded to her mother Mrs. Mildred Friend who will place her in an orphans' home. The child has been in the care of her grandmother Mrs. Thomas Friend since her father Sterling Friend was shot and killed in October 1922.

Marriage licenses issued .**

William D. Webster sues to divorce Allie Webster. They were married May 21, 1920.

A son Jimmie Jack Rowlett was born December 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Rowlett of 907 South Fort avenue.

Daughter born December 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis of Elizabeth avenue and High street.

Page 5B: The will of the late Ernest Theodor Boehme of Fair Grove made minor bequests to his 12 children but most of his property was left to his widow Henrietta Boehme. J. I. Grant of Fair Grove was named as executor.

Page 9B: Card of thanks from Roy S. Richards and others .**

Page 2C: Mr. and Mrs. William A. Baty celebrate their golden wedding anniversary.

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Page 8C: J. Merritt Hammond and Miss Virginia Mourglia were married .** Son born December 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Russell of Monett. James A. King died .**

Twin sons born December 17 to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Drake of Monett. Miss Bess McNeil died at Marionville. Mrs. F. A. Denton, Jr., died .**

CELEBRATE GOLDING WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Baty. $12 West Madison avenue, celebrat- ed their golden wedding anniversary Thursday Dec. 22 at the home of their daughter Mrs. J. G. Spivy, 621 Delmar avenue. All of the children were present except one daughter. Miss Ida Baty, of New York city, and one daughter in law and two grand. children, Mrs. W. O. Baty. dinghter Dorothy ' Marie - and son, Bernard, of Kansas City. Those who attended . were:"Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Baty and daughter Helen Mao. of Joplin; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Baty and : daughter Dorothy and son zbomts, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Baty ·asdeons, Thetis and Ward, Mr. and Sta' Y. B. Schmidt and son Eugene and daughter Vanette, Mr. and Mrs. W.LEBpivy, and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. serf. The center of the table beld Jarre wedding cake. The remain- at -the bouse was decorated in Amoins with the holiday season. E. and Mrs. Baty . received many bastatiful gifts of gold and also maty congratulations from friends. Mr.' and Mrs. Baty were married Det: 22, 1877, in Christien county by the Reverend George Cowan. They ·have spent most of their time here. Atril Baty was Miss Sarah Mitchell. eindeut of the same place, and is 59 years old. Mr. Baty was born in MApiata, Georgia, and is 75 years old hast of the children are living ex- erot two.

We wish to: thank our relatives and friends " for & their ', sympathy' showd " during the sad bereavement of our: moth. er : also the Ladies', Ald. and deacons of the East ., Avenue Baptist' church. Resp. ROY &. RICHARDS, and Family. LEE- A. RICHARDS, and Family.", ALBERT E. RICHARDS, and Wife.

Claiming that his wife abandoned him more than a year ago. Willt.im D. Webster haa flled sult in the cir- cuit court for divorce from Allle Webster. They were married May 21. 1920.

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James A. King died at the Nevada etate hospital on Dec. 19, of nerv- ous breakdown. His body was brought to the home of his stater, Mra. Carrie : White, funeral services were held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. High masa given at St. Lawrence church, the Reverend B. R. McNamee officiating. Interment at the Catholic cemetery on North Ninth street.

Mr. and Mra. C. H. Drake an- nounce the birth of twin sons, Dec. 17.

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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson at . tended funeral of Misa Bess McNell ,at Marlonville Sunday afternoon

Mrs. F. A. Denton, Jr., of Colo- rado, died in a hospital at Spring- field after a brief Illness. Funeral services were held in Lebanon on Thursday afternoon and burial In City cemetery. Mrs. Denton was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eng- land of Lebanon.

J. Mefritt Hammond of : Spring .. field and Misa Virginia Mourglia of Monett, were married Sunday after -. noon at the home of Reverend C. P. Mills. They will be at home to their friends at 1221 .Kingshighway at.Springfield.

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Fay >Harding. 21. and Frona Davis, 21. both of Nixa; Carlos Litty, 24, and Pauline James, 18. both Springfield; Paul Gel- sheimer. 32, and Allce M. Robinson, both of: Springfield: Lee A. Dole. 21, "and Ollie F. Raney, 18, both "of Springfield: Claud J. West, 22. Nan- nie Lynn M. Balley, 21. both of Springfield: Carl Pigg. 12, Luther. Okla., and Opal Compton, 18 .? both of Springfield: Charley Davidson. 24. Rogersville, and Allce Galyon. 17. Springfield: Clifford Walker. 22. Kiowa. - Kan., and Velda Leach. ,1 ... Fair Grove: Percy C. Frame. 20. Bols D'Arc.' and Pauline Mitcheli. 18, Ash Grove: Elva Hultz, 21. Springfield, and Ruth Willlame, 22. Republic: Ward Wise. . 34. Clever. and Edith McConnell. 18. Upland. Cal .: Arthur Balley. : 1. Springfield. and Sylvia Winter. 22. Strafford: Earl MoClase. 24, Hollister. and Lorene Samuel. 16. Halltown: John P. Chrisman, 22, and Lucile Head- lee. 22. both of Springfield: Jesse T. Perkins. 31. Springfield. anđ Julla Rosseau, 26. Merritt.

DEATHS

JACOB RITTERBUSH

Jacob Ritterbush, 85, retired merchant who moved bera recently .from Nelson. Neb., died at 6 o'clock yesterday morn- ing at his home, 602 Cherry street. He is survived by bis wife, two sons, Fred O .. and Charles E. Ritterbush, hoth of Nelson.' Neb., and four daughters, Mrs. R. G. Bush of Mountain Grove, Mo., Mrs. Charles Geary of St. Louis, Mrs. F. J. Jones of Springfield and Miss Mildred C. Ritterbush of Nelson. . Mr. Ritterbush Was a member of Masonic lodge No. 77 at Nelson, and a Noble of the Shrine temple at Hastings. Neb. The body will ben sent this afternoon'by the Alma Loh- meyer funeral home to Nelson for burial.

MRS. MARY YOUNGBLOOD

Funeral services for Mra. Mary Evelyn Youngblood, who died Friday night at her home on the Campbell street road after s brief illness, will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon et the bome, with the Reverend E. C. Bechier officiating Burial will be in Eastlawn cemetery un. der direction of the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home. .

HARMAN CHARLES SUCOW

Funeral services for Harman Charles Buckow, of Bola D'Ara, Mo., who died Friday, will be held at 11 o'clock this morning at the Methodist church there with the Reverend Young officiating. Burial will be in the Clear Creek ceme- tery under direction of Redfearn and Hoyal Undertaking company. He ts mur- vived by thewidow. Mrs. Dona' MeKin- new Suskow, and five daughterat Mrs. E. G. Parringon and Mra. Gertrude 8um- mers, of Springfield; Mra. J. J. Ramsey. Willard, and Misses Mery and Charlotte Suckow of the home address.

ADOLPH C. ONKEN

Funeral services for Adolph C. Onken. 55 years old, who died Friday et bis home, 479 East Harrison street, will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home with buria) In Maple Park cemetery.

R. V. TOOPS .

Funeral services for R. V. Toopa, 48 years old. who died Friday night at bis home, 633 West MeDaniel street, will be beld at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Starne mortuary with borial in East- lawn cemetery. He is survived by the widow and three brothers.

MRS. JENNIE HARDIN

Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie L. Herdin, 61 years old, who died Friday at her home, 773 West Lincoln street, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Church of Christ, West Madison street and South Broadwey, with burial in Pat- terson cemetery nine miles southwest of the city under direction of W. L. Starne, Ludertaker.

1 ROLLA H. MURPHY

Funeral services for Rolle H. Murphy, 15 years o'd, of near Strafford, Mo., who died Friday night in a local hospital after a brief illness, will be held at 11 o'clock this morning at Baseville church near Strafford with burial in the cemetery there under direction of the Klingner 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 56

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