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Miss Wilma Crow Weds Walter Bryan L wedding of interest to, a large; number of Springfield people took. place Wednesday night in Humans- ville. Ma., when Miss Wilma-Crow, .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A .. Crow became the bride of Mr. Walt- er Bryson, prominent attorney of Greenville, 8. C. The marriage was solemnized at & o'clock at the Grace .Methodist Episcopal church. Rey- erend Lynch of that church offic !- ated.
The bride was attended by Miss Joe Crow. her mald of honor. who wore a pale green georgette frock. -- Miss Frances Hamblen of Green- ville. S. C., es brides maid, who - .. wore pale yellow taffeta, and by Mrs. Ernest Krocher of Jefferson 'City and Mrs Firth Reynolds, ma - trong of honor, who were canned In dresses of orchild georgette and rose georgette. Each of the attend- ants carried shower bouquets of 'pink roses. Little Miss Marjorie Bodine, dressed In white georgette acted aa flower girl and Master David Lichtfoot of this city, wore. white satin and carried the ring on. a white lily ..
. Preceeding the ceremony, Miss Anna Katherine Blanchard Sang. !"O Promise Me." and Mr. W. E. Ro- : dine sang. "Because" The bride :entered the church on the arm of her father. to the strains of Lohen - grins Wedding march played by Mias Pearl Jackson. The ceremony was performed before a altar of green ferns and white clymatis with rowe of candelabras fornilng the lighting effect. The brides gown WAS of white headed georgette and she wore a well with an orange ;blossom bandeau. Her bouquet was of white roses and baby breath Mr. Bryson Was attended by Mir. Frank ! Hamblen as best man, of Green. YHe. S. C. and Mr. Ernest Krocker ,of Jefferson City, and Mrs Mirth Reynolds, as groon: su? ?
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A reception was held at the home of the bride. following the ceremony. About 250 guests attordrd T !:. bride's going away ensemble was of brown crepe with accessories to match. Mr. and Mrs. Bryson left for a motor trip to St Louis, Ct:1- caro. Washington, D C., and the : Shenandoah Valley, and upon their return will be at home in Green- vtile. S. C.
CARTER C. ALEXANDER
Funeral services for Carter C. Alexander. . 76 years old, who died Wednesday afternoon at his home, 2124 North Jefferson avenue, will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday after- noon at the residence with burial In Greenlawn cemetery under direc- tion of the Klingner Funeral home.
Miss Georgia Utley Weds Sidney M. Aton The marriage of Miss Georgia Utley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Utley, 31 East Grand street, u Mr. Sidney M. Aton, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Aton, took place at the home of the bride's parents, Wednesday morning at 6:30 o'clock, - with only close relatives in at- tendance. The ceremony room ¡ Was profusely decorated with early l autumn .flowers and ferns. The Reverend E. F. Leake, paator of the South Avenue Christian church. read the service. The bride and groom are both former atudents at State Teachers college. Immediate- ly after the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served to the bridal couple and relativea, and the new- lyweda then left for Long Beach. callfornia :c naks their hecie.
Miss Hazel Eal And Marvin Ward Wed
The marriage of Mis Ramt . Rogers Ealy to Mr. Marvin Ward took place last evening at the house of the Reverend F. F. Leake, pas-i tor of the South Avenue.Christian church, who read the servke. ' The couple was attended . br Misa! Francis Brown and Mr. .. Howard Freemap.
Following the ceremony the bridal couple war! teo the home
"is raren !!. and Mrs. G. D Ward. 644 South avenue. where an informal recep- tion was he! !.
Mr. War is connected with
Here's store The couple
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MRS. RACHEL BLEVINS DIES AT HER HOME HERE
Mrs. Rachael Blevins, 75, born and reared in Greene county, died at her bome near here last night following lingering iliness. She was a daughter of Jess Hall, one of the partient settlers in the Ozark region who came here from Alabama long before the Civil war.
She is survived by three daugh- tom and three sons, Mrs. Maggie Hill, Mrs. Della White and Mrs. Lolia Ryan, all of Springfield; W. F. Blevins of Springfield and J. A. and Elmer Blevins of -Oklahoma. Bho' also is survived by 10 "grand- childers and. 11 greatgrandchildren.
·Damoral services will be held at 11: o'clock Sunday morning ut Rob- berson prairie church under the di- roction of the Klingner Undertaking company.
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DEATHS
J. A. CRAFT
J. A. Craft, 64, retired farmer of Richland, Mo., died at 4:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Long, 631 West Webster street. The body will be sent this morning to Richland by the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home, and burial will be at 1 o'clock this afternoon at the Glaize City cema- tery. Mr. Craft Is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Long; & brother, E. E. Craft of Richland; a sister, Mrs. Jane Hammer of Stoutland, Mo .. and a grandson, Bennie H. Craftof Springfield.
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AUGUST ENGELKING, 8R.
August Engleking. Sr. 75 years old, for 44 years a resident of Greene county, died at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home at 1347 North Florence avenue follow- ing a brief Illness. He was at one time connected with the Engelking and Grubel Cigar Manufacturing company and was a member of the Cigar Manufacturers' association, the Modern Woodmen of America, No. 4975, the Court of Honor and the German Brotherhood. Funeral services will be held Sunday after- noon at the residence with the Reverend H. Specht, pastor of St. John's Evangelical church, officiat- Ing. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery under direction of W. L. Starne, undertaker. Mr. Engelking is survived by the widow and one daughter, Mias Christine Engelking, of the home address; by five som, August H., 1248 North Jefferson avenue, Charlie, of the home ad- dress, Henry H., 1210 North Clay avenue, Frank, of the home address, and Herman G. of 341 North Flor- ence avenue, and by one brother, Herman Engelking, of Conway, Mo.
DANIEL M. EVANS
Funeral services for Daniel M Evans, 86 years old, pioneer resi- dent of this county, who died at 11 o'clock yesterday morning follow- ing a lingering illness `at the home of his niece, Mrs. Elmer G. Wadlow, of the South Campbell avenue road, will be held at 2.80 o'clock this aft- ernoon at the Robberson Prairie cemetery with burial "there ' under direction of the Klingner Funeral home. Services at the grave will be under direction of the Masonic lodge of Willard. Mr. Evans, who was a charter member of the Rising Star lodge, A. F. and A. M., of Ebenezer, Mo., and who was born near Gildewell, Mo., had lived all his life in Greene county. lle was the last of a family of 10 children. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Emma Evang Prater, of Wil- lard, his niece and several grand- children.
MRS. W. D. BRESHEARS
Funeral services for Mro. W. D. Breshears, 47 years old, who died in Kansas City following a linger- ing illness, were held Saturday aft- ernoon at the Forester Funeral home there with burial in Forest Hill cemetery. She is survived by the husband, one son. Roy Bre- shears, two sisters, Mrs. Lucy B. Patton, of Springfield, and Mrs. G. D. Rambo, of Los Angeles, Cal., and one brother, A. D. Hammond, of St. Louis.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 2: Capt. Daniel Dwyer died .**
Page 6: Dr. A. L. McQuary died .*
Page 7: Marriage licenses issued .*
Page 13: Mrs. Rachael Blevins died .* J. A. Craft died .** August H. Engelking died .**
Daniel M. Evans died .** Carter C. Alexander died .** Birth reported .**
Page 18: Card of thanks for kindness at time of death of "our husband and father," signed by Mrs. H. I. De Vore, Marie De Vore.
Card of thanks for kindness at time of death of Mr. Leonard M. Lisenby, signed by Mrs. Leonard Lisenby, Mrs. Arthur Litle, Lloyd and Perry Lisenby.
Page 21: Miss Hazel Rogers Ealy and Mr. Marvin Ward were married .*
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Where that Captain Dwyer first on- magad in the industry in which he wram prominent When IS years old. he entered the service of IL Hotwroll Mining company and · aner a carico of promotions Innstarted to Juntos county. Now the company there
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After 1:00 years of service in Now 1 Jersey. Captain Duyer MNa transferred this time to Joplin as "wtern manager for the New Jersey ?in - company and later the Empire .
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Als company. Captala Deyer pur- lesand the old Joplin wine works and
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.... minist company for a than 10 Team. during which ,lime be the Inactive for a few years due to je troub :. Although it 4 . · Inı- pire Zisz company to retire at the - jean. Captain Dwyer no- satand active will be was TO years -
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ly. daughter of M. and Mra. William Rogers of Kan- City. and Mr. Marvin Ward, con of Mr. u Mr. O. D. Ward, M South . . Now, men married last night at the home of Rev. I. P. Leske, pastor
1 of the South street Christian church who performed the ceremony. The bridal coupe was attended by Him Pronon Brown art Mr. Roward Free- man both of this city. An Informal meption at the Wurd home followed the aprire Mr Word graduated from why high school in 1923 and taler Honderd State Teachers college H. wat considerable prominence in high who and rullar athletice. The Thin le connected with the Hear! Mr and Mrs. Ward si !! inate their hotne temporarily et -
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PROMINENT CITIZEN OF STONE COUNTY IS DEAD
Dr. A. L Moquery. one of county's com proteineni oftimene. today morning. He bad bea auf- furtar fruta heart trouble for some ------- - return from, the state fair.
After reaching mature ase Dr. Me- - prended by frhod to coter the mainwetry. and erred the Christian ahirah de a state orange lol for several years Ile min occu- pulptes in corvrai towne in tale section He continued preaching un- Wi the time of his death, alliwuch be retired from active pastoral work cer-
Recorder Jack W. Molte today - sued marriage license to the follow
Cypert. M. both of Martorthek . Austin Rall. M, and Edith LAw. ronco. 3. both of Ara, Mo.
DEATHS
NEMA. RACHAEL BLEVINA
Mineral carries will be bald at 11 w'rlork Sunday morning at Robberton Fratrie church for Mrs. Rachael Nev- 104 78, who died at ber bamse near ' her last night, following . lingering Ilthe Burial will be in 'Robberson Prairie cemetery under direction of : the K !!!: gher funeral home. Bhe wea -
a daughter of Jeas Hall, one of the ar !! es: ₩ttin In the Omart region. who came here Inan Alabama before Civil war she is survived by three daugliters and three some, Mra Marcin MII. Mrs Dalla White and. Mrs leile Ryan, ul of Springfield; W A Rerin of Oklahoma, J. A. of I: Heno. Okia, and Kimer She also Is survived by 10 grandchildren and 11 gmt-mandchildren.
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AUGUST A. KNOBLKINO.
. Funeral services will be bold Bun- day afternoon at the residence for
who died at & p. m. yesterday at bis
tatar. Mr. Engelking wat ond
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red by his wife and a daughter.
home address: five cone. Augwet X .. : 1810 North Clay avenue: Frank. of the home address, and Herman O. W 1MI North Flores avenue. Charly and Koury K. and by . brother. Herman Engelking of Con. 1
J. A. CRAFT.
The body of J. A. Omatt. 04. N- tired farmer of Wohland. Mo., Who died at 4:16 o'clock yesterday after- boon at the home of his daughter. .. . . Mrs. Myrtle Long. 581 West Webeter 1 street, was forwarded to Riobland today by the Alms Lohmeyer Funeral home. Burial was in Olase Olty encurtary this afternoon. Mr. Craft . I survived by his daughter. Mrs. icar . brother. I K. Craft of Rich- and a winter. Mrs Jane Hammer of halland, Mo. and . grandson, Beanie H. Craft of Springfield.
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DANIEL M. RVANA.
Funeral services for Daniel M. Fran &. Tham old, planter resident of this county. who died at 11 oslook Peterday morning following . Linger- Ing limit the books of his niess. Mrs. Eimer O. Wadlow, of the South 1:30 p. m. today at Robberson Prairie osmetery. With burial there under the Strestica of the Klingner Funeral -
hace Barvines at the Erste were under direction of the Masonto Lodge of Wird Mr. Frans had lived In Greene county all ble life. How . charter member of the illay Bier lodge. A. P. and A. M. of Ebeneser. M, He wu born near gildewell. Mr.
10 children Re is survived by a · daughter. In Edna Frans Prates of Willard. His tre and several grand .
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CARTER C. ALEXANDER Funeral services for Carter C Alex- ' ander. N. who died Wednesday after- nood at bie home. 1136 North Jeffer- ,8 1. will be held at ) p. m. Sunday at the riddance with burtal in Orvenlawn cemetery. under the direction of the Klingner hm.
BIRTHS
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Mr And Mrs. V. P. Barker of Aab !
-. Grove announce the birth of a son. Dannie Oano, Sept. S. Mrs. Barker formerly was Hin Karparis Dean's of this etty.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Siegel E. Williams and Nellie Cypert, both of Springfield, were married Thursday in Springfield.
Elva Renner sues to divorce Eldis Renner. They were married October 15, 1921. Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 2: Carl Brown and Bessie Messinger, both of Clever, were married yesterday in Springfield.
Page 5: Miss Elizabeth Marsden and Mr. Forrest Hunt are engaged to marry .**
Page 9: A daughter Emogene Louise Whitaker was born September 4 to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Whitaker of 2156 North Campbell avenue.
Page 16: August H. Engelking died .** Carter C. Alexander died .**
Mrs. Rachel Blevins died .** Austin Hall and Edith Lawrence, both of Ava, were married Thursday in Springfield.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
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i Carl Brown. 33. and Posale Mers - Inger, 26. both of Clever: Virgil O. Lane. 21, and Nina Drumwright, 20. both of Springfield.
Miss Elizabeth Marsden Announces Engagement
Mrs. Harry Gruberof the Camp Manor apartments, left last night for St. Louis, where she will visit her mother. Mrs. G. c. Maraden. for about ten days. Mrs. Marsden Iwill entertain with a party this af- ternoon nt her home in St. Louis. a: which she will announce the en. .Kagement .of her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Marsden to Mr Forrest Hant of that city, Miss Marsden 18 well known to a number of the younger crowd in Springfield.
DEATHS
AUGUST H. ENGELKING
Funeral services for August Il. Engelking, Sr., 76 years old, who died Thursday afternoon at him home, 1347 North Florence avenue. will be held at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon at the me with the Reverend H. Specht, pastor of St. John's Evangelleal church, officiat- Ing. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery under direction of W. L. Starne, undertaker.
CARTER C. ALEXANDER
Funeral services for Carter C. Alexander, 76 years old, who died at his home 2124 North Jefferson avenue, Wednesday afternoon. will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow after- noon at the residence with burial In Grenlawn cemetery under direc- ition of the Klingner Funeral home. 'Services at the grave will be under the direction of the local organiza- tion of Odd Fellows.
MRS. RACHEL BLEVINS
Funeral services for Mre. Rachael Blevins, 75 years old, who died Thursday night after a lingering ' Iliness at her home near Spring- ¿ field, will be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning at Robberson Prairie church with burial in the . icemetery there under direction of the Klingner Funeral home. Mirs. Blevins, who was a daughter of Jess Hall, one of the early settlers In the Ozarks, is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Maggle Hill, Mrs. 1 Della White and Mrs. Lella Ryan, all of Springfield; three sone, W. S. Blevins, of Oklahoma, J. A. Blevins, : of El Reno, Oklahoma, and Elmer. of Springfield, and by 10 grand- children und 11 great-grandchildren
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1927 -- LEADER
Page 8: Card of thanks for kindness at time of death of "our wife and mother," signed by Jacob Wirth, Mrs. Rosa Webb, Mrs. O. J. Grobe, Mrs. Hugo Ollmann.
Page 11: Family picnic held .**
Miss Nina Drumright and Mr. Virgil Lane were married .*
Page 12: August H. Engelking, Sr., died .** Carter C. Alexander died .** Mrs. Rachael Blevins died .**
Walter C. Langley, Jr., died.' W. E. Burroughs died .* Birth reported .**
Elva Renner sues to divorce Eldis Renner. They were married in October 1921. Marriage licenses issued .**
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Recorder of Derds Jack W. Mckee today Imued marriage license to the following :
Lex D. Moore, 23, Harrison, Ark .. and Bertha M. Burney. 22, Spring- field
Henry A Nelson, 24, and Louise L. ; Lawson, 20, both of Springfield. Come Clarx. 35. Bolivar, and Thel- ma Bycroft, 24. Bedford, Iowa.
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Have Family Picnic.
A group of relatives formed a pic- nic party last night and motored to Bequiota park for supper. Those at- tending were: Mr and Mrs E N. Ferguson and Miss Margaret Belle Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ferguson and son, Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ferguson, Jr., and daughters, Mar- tha Jane and Betty, and son," John R. Ill. and Mr. John R. Ferguson, Br.
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DEATHS
AUGUST H. ENGELKING. FR.
Funeral services for August A. Engelking. Br .. 76 years old, died Thursday afternoon at his home, 1347 .. North Florence avenue, will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the residence. with Rev. H. Specht. pas- for of St. Johns Evangelical church ' officiating. Burial will be in Oreen- ' lawn cemetery under direction of W. L Btarne, undertaker.
CARTER C. ALEXANDER.
Funeral services for Carter C. Alex- a .. der. 76, who died at his home, 2124 North Jefferson avenue, Wednesday afternoon, will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday at the residence, with burial In the exclusive Odd Fellow section in Memorial Park cemetery under di- rection of the Klingner Funeral home.
MRS. RACHAEL BLEVINS.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rachael Blerina. 75. who died Thursday nigh: after a lingering illness at her home Dear Springfield, will be held at 11 · m Sunday at Robberson Pralric ' church, with burial in the cemetery there under direction of the Klingner Funeral home ..
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W. E. Burrougha, 23 years old, for- meriy of Springfield. died this morn- Ing at hie home In Fort Smith. Ark .. according to word received bere. The body will be forwarded to Springfield. arriving Sunday. . Funeral. arrange- ments are Incomplete but will be un- der direction of the Klingner Funeral home. Mr. Burrougha la survived by his mother, Mrs. M. L. Whittaker. and a sister, Bue, of Fort Smith, and an uncle. C. O. Mosier, 1212 North Robberson avenue. He waa a member of the Oate of Temple lodge, A. F. 1 and A M.
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Walter O. Langley, Jr., Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Langley. 1918 North Nettleton avenue, died . early this morning at the home. . Funeral services were held at the Klingner Funeral home this afternoon. Burial was In Mast Lawn cemetery.
BIRTHS
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Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Whitakar of 2156 North Campbell avenue An- nounce the birth of a daughter, Emo- - gene Louise. or. September 1.
Jane-Drumright.
An Interesting wedding was solem- - mized last night at 6:30 when Miss Mina Drumright became the bride of Mr. Virgil fase at a ceremony per- formed by :::: W. E. Hill At the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Drumright. 1030 North Rogers avenue. The bride is a talent- ed young woman with a large dirale of friends. "The groom is the only son of Mirs. N. O. Line and has been connected with the grocery business here for some time. The couplew attended by a brother of the bride.
Harry Drumright. and Mm. Drumright, who also were married recently. the ceremony having taken place In Tuin a week ago. This bride pant to let forrige was Miss Jeale Butler of Tulan. Airs. Lane, a charm-i 1 :: @ brunette. was ntimactively attired in a gown of brown charmeuse crepe with accessories to match. Mm. Drumright wore a lovely dress of yel- low georgette. Following the wed- ding ceremony. a supper was served to those present who were only members of the Immediate familice of the bride and groom. After spending a honey- moon of a week here. Mr. and Mrs. Drumright, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lane. left Saturday morning for an extended western trip and will lat- er locate in Dallas. Tex., where they wif: riake ther rome
SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1927 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Grant R. Fuller and Pearl Johnson, both of Tulsa, Okla., were married yesterday in Springfield.
Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 2: There is a large photo of those attending the Fielden family reunion. There is also a list of those attending -- but the names do not correspond with the photo. This item was not indexed.
Son born September 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Gibbard of 826 Garfield avenue.
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Page 6A: Son born September 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Earl P. Brickley of route 6 Springfield.
James Faucett, Jr., died .**
August H. Engelking, Sr., died .**
W. E. Burroughs died .**
Carter C. Alexander died .** Mrs. Rachael Blevins died .**
Walter C. Langley, Jr., died.' August Engelking died .**
Page 7A: John M. Stevens died .**
Page 9A: A. G. Webb died .*
Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin of Miller. Mrs. Baldwin is at the home of her sister Mrs. Noe Patten at La Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Denton of Mountain Grove went to Ritchie where his mother died Tuesday morning.
D. Wilkerson of Monett celebrated his 91st birthday September 8.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Peterson of Monett died September 4 and was buried at the Spring River cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson of Newburg went to Belle, Mo., for the funeral of Mr. Johnson's aunt Mrs. Warford who died at age 88.
A daughter Rosa Lee Whittenberg was born September 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Eber Whittenberg of Miller.
Miss Thelma Abbott and Mr. Harold Mosier were married .**
Daughter born August 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tartar of Miller.
Daughter born August 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tartar at their home east of Phelps.
Page 9B: L. T. Chrisman was honored at a reunion held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hindman. There is a large photo of those attending. There is also a list of those attending. These names were not indexed.
Son born September 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Gulick of 209 Park street. Rome Clark of Bolivar and Thelma Bycroft of Bedford, Iowa, were married yesterday in Springfield.
Page 10B: There is a notice in memory of Hugh F. Brittain.
Page 12B: Olin D. McConnell sues to divorce Adah E. McConnell. They were married in May 1925.
Page 3C: Miss lla Marie Elsey and Mr. Herbert Wall were married .**
Miss Nina Drumwright and Mr. Virgil Lane were married .*
Ir A. G. Webb of Buhl, Ihadn, an oid} time citizen of Laclede county . andh often in Lehanon- win" killed by rar hitting him and the party who . run him down left the scene of the serident and has never been appre- hunded up to the present time Mr Webb was well known here in Lb- nnen and had many friends here who will regret to hear the news.
" The wedding of Miss Thelma Ab- bott daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abbott to Harold Mosier of New York was solemnized at the Methodist church in Miller Wednes- I day morning at 7 o'clock. The Rev- erend W. R. Dalton read the ring servier. A large gathering of rela- tives and friends were in attend- anr. who wished them a long and happy voyage through life Born to Mr. and Mra. Harry Tar- tar a fine baby girl August 24.
D. Wilkerson (Uncle Drew) col .brated. his ninety-first birthday the eighth. H. is active for one or fi years, attends the morning services of Baptist churh, of Whih .bo bas been a member for 60 years. Mr. Mason has been a Mason for 63 years, and Is also a member of the : Order cf Eastern Star No. 190.
The Infant daughter of Mr. and! ' Mrs. T. R. Peterson, of 20€ Myrtle1 street. died September fourth. She - was buried at the Spring River ¡ cemetery on Monday.
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tto'Mr. and Mrs." Eber Wait werg Saturday Beptember "s. & fine baby girl.' She has been named
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Miss Elsey Weds Mr. Herbert Wall
Frage of Miss Ila Marie Eley, daughter of Mr. J. H. Elsey, [22 : East+ Harrison street, to, Mr. Herbert Wall, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wall, was solemnized Thurs- day morning at 1 o'clock at the home of the bride. The ring. cere- money was read by the Reverend ....
A. B. Eley of Carthage, an uncle of the bride, before an Improvised altar of ferns and yellow dahlias. The house was lavishly decorated In yellow and white. The bride wore a frock of Venetian blue crepe Elizabeth with accessories to harm- onize and she carried a shower bou- quet of pink roses. Her only at- ' tendant was her cousin. Miss Mar- 'vel Mae Elsey, who wore silver grey satin with a corsage of pink rose- buds. Mr. Wall was attended by Mr. Melvin Wright as best man. Im- mediately after the ceremony re- ¡freshments were served to the im- mediate family and a few close friends The young couple !!! !!
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a motor trip through the south. They will be at home to their friends September 15 at 1050 South Jefferson avenue.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
William . M. Hammond, 21. and Frances Nalbors, $1. both of Spring- field: Lawrence Wrightsman, of ist. and Vivian Grove, over SI: . both of Springfield: tiuy Powers. Es. and [della Mae Williams, 22. both of Springfield: Jesse Smith, 24. and Tuba Roberts, IT. both of Spring- deld; Jeme L. Alexander," 31. Car- ferville, and VIJ: F. Castor. 32. Carthage: Henry A. Nelson, 24, and Louis F. Lawson. 20. both of Spring- field: Rome Chrk 35. Etofivar, and Theima Bycroft. 24. Bedford, la .; ! Lex D. Moore. 23. Harrison. Ark .. and Bertha M. Hturney. !!. Spring- field: Grant R. Fuller. 3". an.1 Pearl Johnson, 27, both of Tulsa, Ukla.
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