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MRS, EMMA JANE HARTLEY
pest services for Mra. Coma Jane HintHA,en, who died Friday night at che Downt of bar daughter, Mrs. Charles Yogar. (1). West Webster street, will be asineted at the Methodist chorch in Oscola, Mo., at 2:30 o'clock this after- Roon. Burial will be in the Osceola come- tery.
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ROBERT LAXTON
Funeral arrangementa are incomplete for Robert Laxton, 4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Laxton, 1613 Benton ave- ane, who died Friday at the bome, the burial will be under direction of the klingner Funeral home. He Is survived by the -parents. .
SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 2: Buford Arnn died.
Page 16: Adolph C. Onken died .** Mrs. Mary Evelyn Youngblood died .** Jacob Ritterbush died .** Harman Charles Suckow died. Rolla H. Murphy died .** Robert Junior Laxton died. Mrs. Jennie L. Hardin died .** Roland V. Toops died .** Marriage licenses issued .*
Page 18: Miss Frances Mae Kohler and James W. Carr were married .** Miss Martha Elizabeth Anderson and Loyd E. Grimes were married .**
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Baty celebrated their golden wedding anniversary .** Miss Lucille Headlee and John T. Chrisman will be married today .**
Page 27: Jesse F. Perkins of Springfield and Julia Rousseau of Merritt, Mo., were married yesterday in Springfield.
Page 28: Ralph Dowler was recently married .*
Page 29: Two cards of thanks .**
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WEDDED PAIR GO TO SCHOOL HERE
Two can u., more cheaply than one. declares Ralph Dowler, student At State Teachers college. who re- centiy married and brought his wife to school with him.' Both attended classes last semester.
; Haiph is I senior đ-hia wie"ts a sophomore. Their wedding ouimin- ated a high school courtship,
"Bators. we were married," Dowler sald "I never studied nearly so mich as i do now".
Mr. and Mrs. Dowler do lighthouse keeping in a two-room apartment als blocks from the college .. Dowler is in charge of the janitor force in the education building.
He works about five hours a day at this task and. carries a full ten- pour schedule. Mrs. Dowier also carried a full course. .
Most of the housewock falls to the share .of Mra. . Douker. : 800. ci breakfast in time ic. bes husband to mit to his work. by : drs-thirty ..
Dowier-explained that be-in-no way approved of hasty marriage. "When two potpis decide, to marry they should also . make ' up .thetr minds that it is not a temporary afair of two; er three jeis but that IL will be a lasting union."
"Both of us have our careers plan- hed definitely and' we considered the marriage from a practical stand- point."
The husband will receive his teachy Ing degree at Spring commence+ ment and then Will esch school for
culture. After a short time he plans to study for a graduate degree.
11 His wife is spootalletug in kinder- garten supervision, and elementary art .. Dowler has an older brother who is married and who also attends classes with his wife. : - Mums Bulvia Winter of Stratford and Arthur Belley, named above, were married at 6 o'clock last night at the bomis-of-the-Rev .- George-N."Craig .. 1400 West Florida street. They will reside in Springfield.
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CUPID'S XMAS DARTS STRIKE
Forty-Two Persons Licensed to Wed Here Within Two Days.
Fifteen marriage licenses, presum- ably for Christmas weddinga, were is- sued yesterday afternoon by Jack W. McKee, recorder of deeds. The II- censes brought the total for the past two days to 22, seven licensed baring been issued Friday.
The licenses issued yesterday were as follows: Perry C. Frame. 20. Bols D'Arc. and Pauline Mitchell. 18. Ach Orove: Elza Hultz. 21. Springfield. and Ruth Williams, 22. Republic: Ward Wise. 23. Clever, and Edith Mc- Connell, 18. Upland, Callf .; Arthur Bailey, 21. Springfield, and Bylvia Winter, 22, Strafford; Lari McClease, 24. Hollister, and Lorene Samuel, 16. Halltown; John T. Chrisman, 22, and Lucille Headise, 22. both of Spring- field; Jeme C. Perkins, 81, Springfield, and Julia Rosseau, 3. Merritt, Mo .; Carlos Litty. 24, and Pauline James, 18. both of Springfield; Paul Gel- theimer. 33, and Allce M. Robinson. 24, both of Springfield; Lee A. Dole. 21, and Ollie F. Ramey. 18, both of Springfield: Claude J. West. 22. and Nannie Lynn M. Balley, 21, both of Springfield; Carl Pigg, 22, Luther. Otis., and Opal Compton, 18, Spring- fleld: Charlie De vidson, 24. Rogersville. Mo., and Alice Galyon, 17. Spring- neic. C !!! ford Waiker. 22. Klowa. Kan, and Velds Leach. 17. Fair Drove; Iny Harding, al, and Trans Darla, 21, both of Hiza, Mo.'
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MIAS HEADLEE TO WED JOHN T. CHRISMAN.
The wedding of Mins Lucille Head- lee, daughter of Mrs. Jeannette Head- Les of 801 Bouth Douglas avenue, and John T. Chrisman, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Chrisman of 511 State street, will be celebrated this mort- ing at the First Baptist church. Dr. Lewis M. 'Hale will officiate. Miss Grace Mabrey will be maffi of honor and Mahjon Anderson of Tules will act as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Chris- man will be at home to their friends at 254 South Douglas avenue.
ME. AND MRS. WILLIAM A. BATI' CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDINGKY
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Baty. of 611 West Midton street, celebrita ' their golden wedding anniversary Thursday at the home of .their daughter, Mrs. J. O. Bpivy. 521 Del- mar atrest. . The house decorations were in keeping with the holiday Ma- son and luncheon was served at noon.
many gifts of gold. Those prevent were: W .O. Baty of Kansas City; Mr. -. .. and Mrs. C. E. Baty and daughter, Helen Mae of Joplin; Mr. and Mrs. M B. Baty and daughter, Dorothy and son. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Baty ' and sons. Thetis and Ward: Mr. and : Mrs. V. B. Schmidt and son, Eugene. : and daughter. Valletta: Mr. and Mra. W. A Spivy, and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. 8plvy.
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I'MIAN KOHLER IN BRIDE OF. JAMEN W. CARK.
Miss Frances Mas Kohler · and James W. Carr were married Friday! evening at the home of Jude C. :A. ¿ Hubbard, 1222 81: Louise surst,4 Mr. and Mrs. Carr left Saturday Ine" Savannah, Mo., where they will make their home.
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MISS ANDERSON IS WED TO LOYD K. GRIMES.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Andereon. 617 Dollison avenue, announce the mar- riage of their daughter Martha Eliza- beth to Loyd E. Crimes of Peirce City. The wedding took place Friday - evening at the home of the bride's parenta, and only the Immediate families were present. -
DEATHS
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ONKEN FUNERAL,
Funeral services for Adolph . O. Onken, 55, a printer. who died Fri- day at his honic. 479 East Harrison street, will be held at 3 p. m. today at the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral home. Burisi will be lu Maple Park cemetery.
YOUNGBLOOD FUNERAL.
Funeral services will be held at 2.30 p. m. today for Mrs. Mary Eve- In Youngblood. 77, widow of Char- les M. Youngblood, who died Friday ulgbt at her home on the Campbell avenue rond following a short Iliness. Burial will be 1.1 Eant Lawn cemetery under direction of the Alma Loh- meyer Funeral home.
JACOB RITTERBISH.
The body of Jarob Ritterbush. 83 years old. who died at 6 a. m. yester- day at his home. 620 Cherry street, will be forwarded today to Nelson. Neb .. for burial by the Alina Loh- meyer home. Mr. Rittertush la sur -. vived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Ritter- bush: two sons, Fred and Charles Ritterbush of Nelson: by four laugh- tera, Mrs. R. G. Bush, of Mountain Grove. Mrs. Charles Geary of 8t. Louis, Mr. F. J. Jones Springfield. and Miss Mildred C. Ritterbush of Nelson. Mr. Ritterbush was a mem- ber of the Masonic order and a Shriner.
BUCKOW FUNERAL
Funeral services will be held at 11 a. m. today for Harman Charles Suckow of Bo's D'Arc, who died at 0 a. m. Friday. Burial will be In Clear Creek cemetery under direction of Redicarn & Hoyle Undertaking company.
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ROLLA II. MURPHY.
Funeral services will be held: at 11 a. m. today at Bassvilla church. near 8trafford, for Rolla H. Murphy. 18, who died at 9:30 o'clock Friday night in a local hospital. Burial will be In Bagville cemetery under direction of the Klingner - Funeral home. His home was near Strafford.
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ROBERT LAXTON.
Privato funeral services for Robert Junior Laxton. the four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Laws, wie
- died Friday morning at the home. 1613 Benton avenue, will be held at 2 p. m. today at the . Klingner Panerai chapel.
HARDIN FUNERAL.
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie L. Hardin, 61, who died a. noon Friday at ber home. 778 West Lincoln street, will be held at 2 o'clock this after- noon at the Church of Christ, West Madison street and Broadway ave- nue. Burial will be in Patterson cemetery in charge of the Starne Un- dertaking company. .
ROLAND V. TOOPS. Funeral services . for Roland V. Toops, who died Friday night at his Fome. 633 West McDaniel street, will be held at 2:30 oclock Monday aft- erbook at the Starus Mortuary. Burial will be in Fest Lawn cemetery.
2- CARDS OF THANKS.
RICHARDS-We wish to thank our rela- Uves and friends for their sympathy abown os during the sad bereavement of our mother. Also the Ladies' Ald and -
deacons of the East Avenue Baptist church. Respectfully. ROY 8. RICHARDS AND FAMILY. LEE A. RICHARDS AND FAMILY. ALBERT E. RICHARDS AND FAMILY.
TILLER-We wish to thank our many friends and especially Rev. M. F. Com- den, the choir. Dr. Wilbur Smith, Bprint- field Hospital and Klingner Funeral Home i for their kindness and sympathy during the Illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Also for the beautiful . Doral folerings. MR. P. T . TILLER MR CLAY TILLER MISS NATHALIA TILLER MR. and MRS B. F. TILLER
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 26, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS Page 8: George M. Bralley died .** Mrs. Emma B. Saunders died .** Mrs. Mary E. Lamb died .** Roland V. Toops died .**
DEATHS
GEORGE M. BRALLEY George M. Bralley. .. 71,,otp Boy mour died in a Springfield hospital" "yesterday' morning :- He-is-survived- by two brothers, Guy and Oliver .; of Seymour, and two sisters, Margaret and Louise Bralley. The body was taken to: Seymour yesterday after- noon. Arrangements were in charge of - the'Alma Lohmeyer Funeral ..
MR8. EMMA B. SAUNDERS Funeral services for Mrs. Emma B. Saunders.67. who died at her home. : 330 'Fast " Walnut street, Fri- day, will be held this afternoon at. 2:30 o'clock at the home. Burial will- be In the'Maple Park cemetery. Mrs. Saunders is survived by one daugh- ter. Mrs. Olla B. Orr, of the home address. Funeral arrangementa are In charge of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. .
MRB. MARY.E. LAMB
Mrs. Mary E. Lamb. "4. died at 4:40 o'clock "yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter, ale Edith Lamb, 1306 Eant Mill street. She is ourvivedihy her husband. Isaac P. Lamb:ffftwo daughters, Miss Edith Lambrof the home ad- dress and MM!m. D. TI Smith. 1256 Het Mit tet and a brother, Samuel I. Mark. Mine!". Ind. Funeral services probably will be conducted at" the Methodist Episco- pal church at "Marshfield at 2 o'clock Tuesdays; afternoon, ond burial will be in the Marstf.+M cemetery under direction of the. Starne funeral home.
ROLAND V. TOOPS
Funeral services for 'Roland t' Toope, 43, who died Friday at his home. 633 West MeDanin! street will be conducted at 2:30 n'ylors this afternoon at the Starne mortu- art. Burial will be In East Lawn Combetery.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1927 -- LEADER
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George M. Bralley died .* Frank Yonkee died .** Jesse A. Keys died .* Mrs. Laura Hall died.
A WEST PLAINS MAN IS KILLED
Robert Martin, 24 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Martin of Weat Plains, was killed in an accident in Ban Francisco, Calif., according to a message received by his parents.
Messages state that the young man. who was employed as a civil engineer with the Pacific Gravel Co., of Ban Francisco, WAS struck by a gravei conveyor, and sustained a fracture of the neck.
Martin was born and reared In West Plains und was one of the city's most popular athletes.
Martin Is best known in basketball and baseball circles. He and Frank Ross were the forwards on the West Plains High school Zizzer basket ball crew when they won the South Cen- tral Association championship from Houston lo 1921, which was one of the greatest championship victories aver won by the local school.
ATTENDS FUNERAL.
Norman Freudenberger of 619 Dol- lison street 16 expected to return home Tuesday from the funeral of his brother. Dr. H. C. Freudenberger. Mr. Freudenberger was called to Colorado Springs last Thursday by his brother's death.
DEATHS
MILS. EMMA SAUNDERS.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Emma -- Saunders. 67, who died at her home. 330 East Walnut street, Friday. were held at 2:30 p. m. today at the home., Burtal was in the Maple Park ceme- tery. Mrs. Beunders is survived by & daughter. Mrs. Olla B. Orr of the ! home address.
MRS. MARY E. LAMB.
Funeral services will be held de 2 ; p. m. Tuesday at the Methodist Eple- copal church at Marshfield for Mrs. ¡Mary E. Lamb. 74, who died at 4.40 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the bome of her daughter. Mrs. Edith Lamb, 1308 East Mill street. Burial will be under direction of W. L. Starne, undertaker. She la survived i by her husband. Isaac P. Lamb; two ! daughters. Miss Edith Lamb of the home address and Mrs. D. H. Smith. 1226 East Mill street, and a brother. Samuel L. Clark, Muncle, Ind.
ROLAND V. TOOPS.
Funeral services for Roland V. Toope. 43. who died Friday at his . ! home. 633 West McDaniel street, were : beld at 2:30 p. m. today at the Starne mortuary. Burial was'in East Lawn cemetery.
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GEORGE M. BRALLEY.
Funeral services for George M. Bralley. 71. of Seymour, who died In a Springfield hospital yesterday morn- ing. were held at 2:30 p. m. today at Seymour. 'Burial was under direction of the Alma Lohmeyer Funeral home. He is survived by two brothers, Quy and Ollvar Bralley of Seymour and two sisters, Margaret and Louise Bral- ley.
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FRANK YONKEE.
Frank Yonkee. 46. died at 1 a. m. today at the family home. 545 West Chestnut street, after a brief Illness of pneumonia. He Is survivad by his wife and four children, Misses Dora and Eugene of the home address, and Mrs. Marie Braig and Mrs. Cloe Wil- liams, both of Springfield: and also by the mother and three sisters. Fu- neral arrangements are incomplete, pending the arrival of relatives, but will be in charge of the Herman H. Lohmeyer Funeral Home.
MRS. LAURA HALL
Mrs. Laura ' Hall. 49. died al 7:30 a. m. today at her home on Route 6. Springfield .. . Funeral arrangements are Incomplete but they are in charge of W. L. Btarne, undertaker.
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JEUSE .A. KEYS.
at his home. 1917 North Lyon street. The, body .. will-ba-forwarded to; cung! ton Tuesday by the Kilugner Funeral home for burial. He is survived by his ... wife, his mother. Mrs. Mary., Keys of Montrose' Mo .; , a còn; William Edward and & daughter, Alma Lucille; by two brothers. George Keys of Deepwater .! Mo., and John Keys of Montrose; and, by three sisters. Mra. / Core .Dutro of California: Mrs. Lela Outridge of Kan- } sas City. and Mrs. Norh Van Zandt of Clinton. 1
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 3: Warren B. Wyatt died .**
Page 6: Jesse A. Keys died .** Frank Yonkee died .** Mary E. Lamb died .** Alonzo Turner died .* William B. Booker died .** Mrs.Laura Hall died .**
Page 5: Miss Margaret Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Moore of Fort Scott, Kansas, and Mr. John Baty, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baty, 601 South Fremont avenue, were married at the home of the bride's parents in Fort Scott on Saturday. They will make their home in Fort Scott.
DEATHS
JESSE A. KEYS
The body of" Jesse A. Keys. 15 years old, who died yesterday at hic home, 1917 North-Lyon avenue, will be forwarded this morning by the Klingner Funeral, homer to Deep- water. Mo., for Yuneral services und burial He is'' survived by the widow. his mother. Mrs. Mary Keys, of Montrose. Mo .:: one son. William Edward, and one daughter, Alma Lucille: by two brothers. George Keys, of Deepwater, and John Keys. of Montrose. and' by three sisters. Mra. Cora Dutro, of California, Mrs. Lele Guthridge, of Kansas City, and Mrs. Nora Van Zandt of Clinton.
FRANK YONKEE
Funeral services for Frank Tonkes, 48 years old, who died yes- terday at his home, 545 West Chestnut street, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Her- man H. Lohmeyer Funeral home with burial in Greenlawn cemetery. He is survived by the widow and four children. Misses Dora and Eugene of the home address, Mrs. Eugene of the home address. Mrs. Marie Bralg and Mrs. Clor W'Il- Mams. both of Springfield.
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MARY E. LAMB
Funeral services for Mre. Mary E Lamb, who died Sunday at her home. 1208 East MIII street, will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Methodist Episco- pal church at Marshfield. Burial will be in the Marshfield cemetery tander direction of the W .- L. Starne mortuary.
ALONZO TURNER
(Alonso Turner, 68, formerly post - master of Billings, Mo., died In" hospital here Sunday night at ! o'clock. Mr. Turner was postmaster 'of'Billings during President Taft'e administration. Burial will be In Rose HIII cemetery Wednesday afternoon .at 2 o'clock. Funeral services will be held at the home.
WILLIAM B. BOOKER
William B. Booker. 72. of 136) Frisco avenue. died Sunday night In St. Louis while visiting Mis sur J. B. Booker. The body will arrive in Springfield this morning. He 1s | survived by his wife and two sons, J. B. Booker of St. Louis, and () ] .. Booker of Springfield, and three daughters, Mix. Jamie Cannon of Purdy, Mo. Mrs. Julia E. Callison. « Detroit, Mrs. Minnie L. Fralich. Springfield, and one sister. Mrs. Bpow. also of Springfield al arrangementa are incom- "Burial will be In East Lawn Poppetery under the direction of Rungmer L'ndertaking compan; ..
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MRS. LAURA HALL -Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Hall. 49, who died at 7:35 o'clock Supday. night at her home on route Tuin be conducted at 10 o'clock Este morning at the Starne mortu- Burial will be In Hazelwood .Ybeipetery. Mrs. Hall Is survived her husband. John M HA": 7 Elmer Lloyd Hall of Cor.way. and a brother, Arthur Gann of Okia.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 6: Jesse A. Keys died .**
Frank Yonkee died .** Mrs. Mary E. Lamb died .** Alonzo Turner died .** Mrs. Laura Hall died. * Ira P. Beavers died .* William B. Booker died .* Marriage licenses issued .*
Page 11: Two cards of thanks .*
Page 12: There is an item about Patton alley .**
Page 13: Cooper family reunion .**
Patton alley has become Patton avenue. No one seems to know where Patton alle)' gets Its name. No doubt it was named for some pioneer who owned pr .. along the alley
.nily forgotten. but Pation .ower atreet wan whenever he
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hamed after acer who ran the s'ore al Bruwe. and North Campbell. There is still a grocery store there . nul the property has been so useit . :0. 80 er MO weAre In the early days Hammer owned the store and the : street is named in his honor. Kim- . brough streit was named for a well Bernard planter. but who was Pulton?
CARDS OF, THANKS.
THARP-We wish to thank our friends for their kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement. CHARLES E. MOORE. Kansas City. B. THARP. Amarillo, Tex.
CARDS OF THANKS. (CONTINUED.)
SUCKOW-We wish to exprem our ein- core thanks to our many friends and neighbors and especially to Rev. Young for the kindness and sympathy during the ackness and death of our beloved busband and father. Also for the beau- tilul floral offerings. Mrs. H. O. Buckow. Mrs. K. O. Perrigin and Family, Mrs. J. J. Ramsey and Family. Mra. Gertrude Bummers, Miswee Mary and Charlotte Buckow.
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MARRIED BY WOOD.
Marriage licensea were issued yes- lerday to Troy E. Hart, 24. and Geneva Brown, 21. both of Spring- feld : and John A. Harvey. 50 and Lena M. Newton. 43, both of Spring- field.
The latter couple was married by the Rev. H. A. Wood, pastor of the Campbell Btreet Methodist church. Bouth, at the home of Jack W. Mc- Kee. recorder.
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FAMILY REUNION A. COOPER HOME.
The home of Mr. und Mrs . I. K. Cooper. 2351 East avenue. was the scene of a very happy re- . union on Christmas day when mem- ; bers of the family gathered to cele-| brute the holiday season. After the. 1 :res-course dinner. all gathered around the beautifully decorated : Christmas tree and Santa Claus ap- peared and distributed gifts to each guest and member of the family
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. .. Those present at the reunion were: - Mr. and Mrs. Heury Cooper and . daughters. Thelma and Juanita of : Wichita. Kan .; Mr. and Mra. A. B. Chism of Tulsa, Okla .; Mr. and Mrs Clarence Conn. Mr. and Mrs. I. K Cooper. Miss Letha Cooper and Hu- bert Walker.
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DEATHS
JESSE 'A. KEYS.
The body of Jesse A. Keyt. 35, who died yesterday at his home. 1917 North Lyon avenue, was forwarded to- day by the Klingner funeral home to Deepwater, Mo, for funeral services and burial.
YONKEE FUNERAL .. ..
Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. today at the Herman I. Loh- meyer funeral home for Frank You- kes, så, who died yesterday at bile home. 845 West Chestnut street. Burial was In Greenlawn cemetery. He is survived by his wife and four children, Misses Dora and Eugene of the home address. Mrs. Marle Braig and Mrs. Cloe Williama, both of Springfield.
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WILLIAM B. BOOKER.
Funeral services for William B. Booker. 72. 1361 Frisco avenue, who died Sunday night in St. Louis while Hatting his son, J. D. Booker, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Klingner Funeral chapel. Burial will be in Zast Lawn cemetery. He 1s survived by his wife and two sons, J. B. "boker of St. Louis, and O. P. Booker of Springfield: and three daughters, Mis Mamie Cannon of Purdy. Mo .: Mra. Julia E. Callison of Detroit. Mrs. Minnie L. Fralick of Springfield, and a alster. Mrs. Julla Snow, also or Springfield.
ALONZO TURNER.
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Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the home for Alonso Turner. 66, a former post- master of Billings, Mo., who died in & hospital here Sunday night. Burial W111 be in Rome HUI cemetery. Mr. Turber was postmaster of Billings during President Taft'e administra- Uon. 1
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NR8. LAURA HALL.
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Hall, wo. who died at 7.35 o'clock. yesterday morning at her home ou route 6. were held at 10 a. m. today at the Blarne mortuary. Burial was In Hazelwood cemetery. Mrs. Hall Is survived by her husband. John M. Hall; & son. Elmer Lloyd Hall of Con- way. Mo., and a brother. Arthur dann of Tulsa, Okla.
IRA .P. BEAVERS.
Ira P. Bearers, 17. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Beavers, 2533 North 'Na- tional arenue, died this morning following & lingering Illness. He is survived by the parents. two brothers. Roy Beavers of Joplin, and Floyd of Springfield, and by two als- ters. Etta and Ruby Beavers of the home address. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Klingner Funeral home. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery. Rev. Lester Roper will officiate.
MRS. MARY E LAMB.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E. Lamb, who died Bundny at ber home. 1800 Best Mill street, were beld at 2:30 p. m. today at the Methodist the Martbfield cemetery under di- rectloa of W. L. Starne, undertaker.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Arthur Earl Payne, 22, of Willow Springs and Edna E. Hale, 21, of Winona.
Page 4: Jasper Risenhoover was 100 years old on November 22 .*
Page 7: Ira P. Beavers died .** William B. Booker died .* Alonzo Turner died .**
Page 11: There is a notice in memory of Mrs. Amanda C. Gatt .**
Page 12: A son Billie Joe Thomas was born December 24 to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Thomas of 2126 North Franklin avenue.
A son John Wallis Dickey was born December 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Dickey.
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DEATHS
IRA P. BEAVERS
Funeral services for Ira P. Beav- ers, 17 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Beavers, 2533 North Boulevard, who died yesterday aft- er & lingering illness, will be held at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Klingner Funeral home with burial in Greenlawn.cemetery, the Reverend Lester Roper officiating. H. is survived by the parents; two brothers, Roy, of Joplin, and Floyd of Springfield: and by two sisters. Etta and Ruby Beavers of the home address.
WILLIAM B. BOOKER
Funeral services for William B. Booker. 72 years old. of 1361 Frisco avenue, who died Sunday in St. Louis while visiting his son. J. B. Booker. will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Klingner Funeral chapel with burial In East Lawn cemetery.
ALONZO TURNER
Funeral services for Alonzo Turn- er. 68 years old, former post master of Billings, Mo, who died In a local hospital Sunday night, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the residence In Billings with burlal in Rose Hill cemetery.
"TJNOLE" JASPER RISENHOOV- ER, 100 years old, walked 12 mlles last week to get his annual shave. He lives In Oregon county six miles east of Alton. He walked to town, and then refused a ride back "home, returning by foot." He was 100 years old November 22.
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