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ITEMS  OF  GENEALOGICAL  INTEREST 

(Deaths,  marriges,  births,  anniversaries,  etc.) 

in  the 

SPRINGFIELD  DAILY  NEWS 

and  the 

SPRINGFIELD  LEADER 

of  Springfield,  Greene  County,  Missouri 


for 


1927 


PART  2 

Pages  793-1581 
August  23,  1927-December31,  1927 

with  an  index  for  the  entire  year 


Wm.  K.  Hall 
33  Westmoreland  Place 
St.  Louis,  MO  63108-1227 
June  6,  1998 


H,  W     HRIfillT 

Fuwral  aervlcea  lor  W..W.  Wright.  J 
♦e.  mho  died  yeetarday  nomine  ati 
kf  now*  on  nuu  4.  Stortngftekl,  w.  j 
feeld  at  a  p.  m  today  at  the  Kllngner, 
fuiwrtl  home.  Mr  U  survived  by  on«| 
•on  and  two  daughter*. 

At  RA  G.  PACE. 

Funeral  tervlee*  (or  Ml"  Aura  O. 
Pace,  S9.  who  died  Sunday  night  at 
her  home.  1980  Roger*  avenue,  follow- 
ing a  lingering  Ulnaaa.  war*  held  at 
9  p.  m.  today  at  tb«  Woodland 
Height*  Pre*bytertan  church,  with 
Bev.  M.  P.  Cowdcn  officiating.  Burial 
w».  in  Oreenlawn  cemetery  under! 
the  direction  of  the  Kllngner  Puneral  J 
riom* 


JOSEPH    CL'LLEN. 

Puneral  service*  for  Joaeph  Cullen.  I 
m.  who  died  Sunday  at  the  home  of 
hli  daughter.  Mr*.  T.  P.  Reynolds,  717 

South  Market  avenue,  were  held  at  B 
a  tr.  '.Oday  ni  !hf  8t  Agnes  Catholic 
ohurch.  Burial  waa  in  St.  -  Mary'* 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the  Her- 
man H    Lohmeyer  &mi0i&mml&&  \ 

'M^iuMMK-  StV  •WASMUAS*. 
•  A'unaval   ernancenwnts    are    Incom* 

V**  for  MaiS  ftftUa  M.  Breabeera,  97. 
who  died  at  11*0  otlock  laat  night 
•t  the  horn*  of  her  efctter.  Sara.  «d 
Oraca.  on  the  Blalna  atrael  road-  Sht 
to  aurrtved  by  her  eiater;  a  brother. 
j  a.  Bresneere,  a  nleoe.  two  nephewe, 
«a>d  her  grandfather.  J.  I.  Chapman,  of 
jtagarcvlllc.  The  *ervlces  are  In  charge 
at  the  atH"gT**r  Puneral  home. 


IN  NEGRCTS  D£ATW 


Vender  Reunion. 
A  reunion  of   the     Pender     family 
waa  held     at     Fender'a     chapel  near 
Brighton    Sunday.      Fender"*    Chapel 
waa  founded  about  1873  by  Christian 
Fendrr.      Only    three    of    the    eight 
children  born  to  Mr.  and  Mr*.  Chris- 
tian Pender  were*  present.  They  were 
Mr.   Mike  Pender,  age  01:    Mrs.  Rena 
Defreese.  age  84.  and  Mr.  A.  C.  Pender, 
age,  71.   of   Tulare.    Calif.      Mr.  II.    M. 
Pender,     aged    74.    n     brother,    whose 
home  la   Council  Hill.  Okie.,  waa  un- 
able to  attend  on  account  of  lllnesa. 
A  couain.  Mr.  John  T.  Fender,  age  81. 
of   MorriM-jlic.    v  k  •    pre&e'it.     A  abort 
j  service  wa»  held  by  Rev.  J.  C.  Thomp- 
son of  Pleasant  Hope.  A  basket  dlu- 
Mr  on  the  lawn,  followed  tfcw  tJSFilM 
and  waa  aarred  to  about  900  relative* 
friende.     Amobg    thoaa    praaant 
Mr.  Mike  Pender,  lira,  Bene  D»- 
_j,Mr.-eV«.  Pender.  Mr.  and  Mr* 
)  J.  ex  Pander,  air.  and  Mrs.  Jnha  Pen-  j 
!  dor.  Mr.  and  Mr*   Oeorge  Pender.  Sir. , 
!  and  Mra,  John  Pender.  Mr.  and  Mr*.  , 
'  Parry    Pender.   Str.  and  Mra.   Luther  j 
'  Pander",  Mr.  and  Mr*  Joe  Pender.  Mr.* 
;  Chart**    Fender,   Mlae   Sarah    Pander, 
i  Mlae  Ural*  Pander.  Mr.  Roge  Pender 
and  children.  Mr.  and  Mra.   Chart** 
Oban  and  children.  Mr.  and  Mra.  H. 
L   Llndqutet  and  children.   Mr.   and 
Mra.  Sterling  Ball  and  children.  Mr. 
and    Mra.   Emmet  t  Cardan   and   eon, 
Mr.   and  Mra.  Malen  Blackburn.  Mr. 
i  and    Mra.    Pony    Prealey    and    family. 
Mr.  and  Mra.  Ik*  Prealey  and  family. 
Mr.  and  Mra.  Burley  Prealey  and  eon, 
Mr.  Mel  Noblett  of  Kanaaa  City;  Mr. 
and.  Mra.  Perry   Griffin   and   family. 
Mr.  and  Mra.  A.  M.  Ramey.  Mr.  and 
Mr*,  O.  W.  Brennek*  and  family,  Mra. 
Lou    Tummoni   and    family.   Mr.    and ', 
Mra.  Avery  Wallace.  Mr.  end  Mra.  Mor- 
ton and  aon.  Mr.  and  Mr*.  J.  W.  Tuck. 
Mr.    and    Mra.   Joe    Tmgler.    Mr.    and  j 
Mra.    Bob    Thompson.     Mra.     Minnie  j 
Scroggtnt    ar.<J    other      re!*'|vra      and 
friend*. 


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Charge*  of  ■elUng  

thU  morning  In  »«^P^°***2 
Prosecuting  Attorney  W.  W  lwmrj 
...mat  Clara  Star**.  offlO  WjJgJ* 
ton  arenua.  and  CatBerLt*  DUMTd. 
both  Negroes 

The  two  were  charged  following  an 
inqu**t  into  the  death  ol  Otne  «n- 
yard.  Negro,  who  died  •uddonly  tun- 
day  nlgbt  at  hi*  home.  Phelpa  ■treat  j 
and    Washington    avenue. 

Enyard'*  death  wa*  caused  from 
cerebral  hemorrhage  and  not  from  , 
drinking  potoon  whisky,  according  to 
the  coroner**  jury  wblcb  met  at  7:30 
o  clock  last  night  at  .  poWea  head- 
quarters. 


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WILLIAM    GEORCiE    COTTER 
William  Oeorge  Cotter.  17  year*  old. 
aon  of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  James  W.  Cotter, 

•f  1900  College  street,  died  thla  mom- 
Ins  in  a  hospital  here.  He  Is  survived 
by  his  parent*,  four  statera.  Mrs.  H. 
J.  Quick,  of  Pawhuska.  Ckla..  and 
Mary.  Mildred  and  Dorothy,  of  the 
home  address:  nine  brothers.  Jen*** 
Henry.  Jeff.  Pred.  Charity,  Robert, 
Arthur.  John  and  Lloyd.  Puneral  ar- 
rangement* are  incomplete  but  burial 
will  be  in  Hsxel  wood  cemetery,  uuder 
direction  of  W.  L.  Sterne,  undertaker 


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•mocm  a*  flaw  "Bethel,  Mb,  for  lira. 
Cintbaa  Bknlion,  t*.  «twdW  yester- 
day at  tna  torn*  sjl  Her  sJaqantsr.  Mm, 
Will  Karrta,  in  «!**>*.  Mft*iJI»i«l- 
aon  to  sunrlTed  by  ihrae  daughters. 
Mrs  Hitrti,  Mm.  Nettle  Bnoddy,  of 
(It  Loui».  and  Mn.  Hwh  Rysn,  of  • 
Ash  Grcvc;  by  four  »oii>,  W.  W.  llaral- 
(on.  of  Springfield.  J.  H.  Haralson  and 
Charlie  Haralson  of  nw  Bolivar,  and 
Waldo  Haralson,  of  Grant,  N.  M. 

WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  AUGUST  24,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  There  is  an  article  about  Dan  M.  Nee.** 

D.  0.  Vandeventer  sues  for  divorce.  They  have  four  children. 
Page  3:  Francis  Cole  was  killed.** 
Page  16:  Miss  Lillian  Lockwood  and  Jesse  Lee  Frazee  were  married.** 

Marriage  license  issued.** 

H.  A.  Brown  sues  for  divorce. 
Page  5:  A  family  reunion  was  held  at  the  home  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.  A.  Moore.** 
Page  8:  Mrs.  Cinthea  Haralson  died.** 

William  George  Cotter  died.** 

Miss  Nellie  M.  Brashears  died.** 

H.  A.  Conrady  sues  for  divorce. 

J.  T.  Hall,  59,  died  at  Pottersville,  Mo.  He  was  born  and  reared  in  Howell  county. 


Ozarks  Feud  Ends 
In  Fanner's  Death 
Near  Pineviile,  Mo. 

Si  'rial   to  TM  Daily   Ktu-t. 

P1NEVILL.B,  Mo.,  Aug.  S3.— Pete 

Marshall  27.  McNatt,"  Mb-,  shot  and 
killed  Francis  Cole,  12.  llv'ng  on  a 
form  near  Wanda  following-  an  ar- 
gument. Marshall  brought  the  body 
to  Pineviile  In  a  buggy  following 
the  murder  and  was  placed  under 
arrest. 

A  coroner's  Jury  probed  the  kill- 
ing yesterday  and  held  Marshall 
responsible.  A  murder  charge  will 
be  filed  by  the  prosecuting  attorney 
of  McDonald  county.  An  old  feud 
was   blnme.l   tor   the   murder. 

.  fi(p 

FAMILY  REUNION 
▲  family  reunion  was  bald  at  tbs 
horns  at  Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.  A.  Maoris, 

west  of  the  city.  Sunday.  Those  who 
attended  were  Mr.  and  Mrs.  M.  V. 
TUakley  and  children.  Richard.  Carol. 
Jean  and  Bobby  of  Monett;  Mrs. 
Frank  Davis  of  Augusta,  Kas.;  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Howard  Palmer.  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Hurley  Hilt  and  children.  Billy 
Clark  and  Martha  Mae:  Henry 
Moore.  Jr..  Mr.  and  Mrs..  M.  F. 
Smith  and  Miss  Ocea  Jeans. 


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!  MISS  LILLIAN  LOCKWOOD 
j    WEDS  JESSE  LEE  FRAZEE 


Miw>  Lillian  Dollene  I^ockwood 
land  Jesse  l^ee  Fraxee  were  married 
I  at  Ozark  Monday. 

The  bridw  Is  the  daughter  of  Mrs. 
Caroline  I»ckwood.  of  West  Mt- 
L Vernon  street  and  Mr.  Frazeo  Is  the 
son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  I.. 
Fraz'.-i-,  of  Weet  Onter  avenue. 
lion.  ur<:  nccorrujlli'liod  musicians. 
The  bride  has  lived  in  Springlwld 
since  Sf-ptember.  Khe.  has  played 
and  Bunp  at  some  of  the  Spring- 
field tiieat'Ts  and  Mr.  Frazee  plays 
with  the  ivihooner  orrhestra.  Mrs. 
Frazee  with  her  mother  has  b*-en 
playing  in  the  Shepherd  of  the  Hills 
pageant  given  each  week-end  dur- 
ing July  and  August  at  Old  Mali's 
cabin  In  tlio  (Shepherd  of  the  Hills 
country. 


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MARRIAGE    LICENSE 

Albert  L   Parker,  20.  Olldul-.  Cal, 
and  Miss  I^ela  Bang*.  23.  of  Spring- 
i  field. 


11M 


MRS.    CINTHEA    HARALSON 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Clnthea 
Haralson.  86  years  old,  who  died 
Monday  at  the  home  of  her  daugh- 
ter. Mr*.  Will  Harris  of  Slagle.  Mo- 
were  held  yesterday  afternoon  at 
New  Bethel,  Mo-  with  burial  In  the 
cemetery  there.  She  is  survived  by 
three  daughters,  Mrs.  Harris,  Mrs. 
Nettle  Snoddy  of  St.  Louis  and  Mrs. 
Hogh  Ryan  of  Ash  Grove  and  by 
four  sons.  W.  W.  Haralson.  Spring- 
field. J.  H.  and  Charles  Haralson  of 
near  Bolivar  and  Waldo  Haralson 
Of  Grant,  N.  M. 

•      '■  -  *■■  ■-    •  '"        -i 

LLIAM    GEORGE    COTTER 

Funeral  services  for  William 
George  Cotter.  17.  eon  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  James  W.  Cotter  of  1900  Col* 
lege  atret,  who  died  In  a  local  hos- 
pital yesterday  afternoon,  will  be 
held  at  2:10  o'clock  this  afternoon 
at  the  8tarne  mortuary  with  burial 
In  Haselwood  cemetery.  He  Is  sur- 
vived by  the  parents,  four  sisters, 
Mrs.  H.  J.  Quick.  Pawhuska,  Okie-. 
and  Mary,  Mildred  and  Dorothy  of 
the  home  address;  and  nine  broth- 
ers. James.  Henry.  Jeff,  Fred, 
Charley,  Robert,  Arthur,  John  and 
Uoyd. 


9MISS  NELLIE  M.  BRASH  EAR* 
"Funeral  services  for  Miss  NeUle 
M.  Brash— rs,  17  years  old.  who 
died  at  11: 10  o'clock  Monday  night 
at  the  home  of  her  slater,  Mrs.  Ed 
Grace  on  the  Blaine  street  road, 
will  be  held  at  2:  SO  o'clock  this 
afternoon  at  the  Gospel'  Taber- 
nacle at  Boonvllle  avenue  and  Lynn 
street,  with  burial  In  Puraely  ceme- 
tery eight  miles  east  of  the  city. 
She  Is  survived  by  her  slater,  one 
brother,  J.  R.  Brashears,  one  niece, 
two  nephews  and  her  grandfather, 
J.  L  Chapman  of  Rogeravllle,  Mo. 

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M.  MS*  eft? 

«'M**B**rday  wns;f  named 
mander  of  the  Missoun  division  of 
the  American  Legion  at  the  annual 
state     convention  at     Nevada,  re- 


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celved  bis  first  military 

■ssswri  university 
»  star  athlete  for  three  y<__ 

During  the  World  war  Nee  wan 

nt  to  the  officers  training  camp 
**  Camp  .Hancock,  Augusta,  Ga. 
where  he  studied  machine  gun  tac- 
tic* but  before  he  was  awarded  his 
commission,  peace  was  flirleisf 
Nee  returned  to  Springfield  to 
eume  the  practice  af  law. 

Nee,  who  Is  a  son  of  Mr 

Mrs.  C.  c.  Nee.  la  a  gxadaan 

Sprtagtteld     High   school.     He 

Drery  eeUege  a 


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at  ' 
nil  and  te  itu 

I  director  of  athleUca  at  Drury  col- 
jlege.      The    football    team    of    l»lt| 
fet  Drury  was  regarded  as  the  great- 
est   In    the    history    of    the    Institu- 
tion 

He  continued  in  this  capacity  un- 
til Uis  when  he  resigned  to  devote 
•Jl  of  his  time  to  the  practice  or 
lew.  He  served  as  assistant  prose- 
cuting attorney  under  Paul  M 
O'Day. 

Nee  also  played  professional 
baseball  shortly  sfter  leaving  the 
university. 

After  returning  to  Springfield  he 
was  married  to  Miss  Grace  Nichol- 
son, daughter  of  Tillman  K.  Nlchol- 
■on.  cashier  of  the  Queen  City 
bank. 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  AUGUST  24,  1927-LEADER 
Page  2:  The  Carney  family  held  a  reunion.**  There  is  a  group  photo. 
Page  5:  William  W.  McClelland  died.** 

Page  8:  Eda  F.  McEvilly  sues  to  divorce  Charles  E.  McEvilly.  They  were  married  in 
June  1912. 

Alberts.  Cowden  died.** 

R.  A.  Brown  sues  to  divorce  Eva  H.  Brown.  They  were  married  July  1924. 

William  George  Cotter  died.** 

Nellie  M.  Brashears  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 

Kathryn  Stinson  sues  to  divorce  Edward  Stinson.  They  were  married  in  October 
1922. 

Page  10:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  Sarah  E.  Campbell,  signed  by 
Mr.  T.  C.  Campbell,  Mr.  Forrest  Davis,  Mr.  T.  M.  Davis  and  wife. 
Page  13:  The  Turk  family  held  a  reunion.** 

Mr.  Sherwood  Shadburne  and  Miss  Martha  Crowe  will  be  married.** 
Page  14:  Ernest  McCann  drowned  in  the  Big  Piney.** 

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UrmNn    of      the     Carney     family 
*»«i    In    <uuu*i    reunion    Sunday    cm  ' 
ea*   «4d    homestead.    U   miles  south  ' 

of  Crenc.  In  honor  of  Thonias 
Carney.  alio  settled  in  Barry  county 
to    1M2.      0«U(    to    the   bad    condi- 


tion   of    the    road*   only    about    3W 

member*   of    th*    family     attended 

ihu   year.     There   ueually   art   1.000 

i     Hum   iUM   were    rapraggptafl,    at 

itb*  reunion,   which   tM  anafl-day 

}  affair.     The   person  from  th*  trea.V 

mi    dutanoe    lived    In    the   atate    of  ' 

'  Washington. 

8Deech*e    ware   made    by   Attorney 
O.  Purd  Baye*  of  Oawrk.  Dr.  William  [ 
Wot   of   Monett   and    others.     Tba j 
program    alao   Included    musk?     and  1 
recitstiona».by    various    members  *  of  I 
the   family.     One  of   the  feature*   of' 
;  the    program    «u    a    recUailOO      bv  ! 
little    Marian    Kathleen    Carney.    six 
years  old.  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
W.    A     Carney   of   CaasYllle. 


PIONEER  RtsfDENT  OF 
HOWELL  COUNTY  OIES 

■   WHT  PLAINS.  Mo .  Aug.  U—  (Bpc- 1 
rial  >  —William     W      McClelland.     79.' 
former  aherlff  srrt  collector  of  Mowell 
courtly    sua  a  n»rr.ih*r   of  one  of  the 
ou-'i     pmnhirut    lamili**-  of    Howell  , 
and  Prefo:t  ewH'tiew    t',:ed  at  l»»*  home 
near  here  >r»tcrday      He  was  stricken 
suddenly  Tuesday      He  was  a  brother  I 
of   Oeorge    fttVC'.eiland   of   Springfield, 
conductor  for  the  Fr.sco  railroad.  • 

At  the  cutfcrrak  of  the  Civil  war  . 
MeCJelland «  ffc'l-.er  *a»  count)  clerk 
of  Oregon  county  and  when  he  learn-  , 
ed  that  soldiers  were  planning  to. 
r-jjr.  !!.e  Oreg»»u  county  cotirt  house 
»ud  destroy  record*,  the  father  and' 
h'»  torn  carried  the  records  to  a  cave; 
where  they  were  securely  hidden  and 
remained  safely  until  after  the  war 
gierlod  hed,p»ased. 

The  family  then  moved  to  Greene 
rountv  and  lived  for  a  short  time,  but 
-turned  to  Oregon  county  after  the 
»»r.  in  1*83  they  moved  to  West 
Plain* 


Vamlty  Reunion  wld. 
The  ninth  mi"""  reunion  of  the 
Turk  family  waa  held  at  the  name 
of  ft.  O.  Turk,  north  of  Mount  Ver- 
nof..  Sunday.  Eighty  members  of  the 
fiunSv  virre  prrwnt  The  entire  day 
wa«  spent  in  meeting  and  visiting  rel- 
atives, some  of  whom  had  not  seen 
each  other  for  a  number  of  years. 
Dii.ner  ui  nerved  at  noon  and  W. 
H  T::4*.  of  Mount  Vernon  asked  the 
bleaatng.  The  family  wtl!  meat  again 
»*xt  yewr  at  the  same  home.  Thoat 
who  attended  the  reunion  wera: 
Measra  and  Meadamea  W.  C.  Rupard. 
C  C  l>unlap  and  son.  John  L.  Fowler 
and  Mrs  M  K.  "Haymea  and  eon*  of 
sjprtu«tield>  W.  »•  Btogeway.  Clyde 
^arramore  and  rhlldren.  R.  ••  Mor- 
««n  and  granttson.  Walter  Campbell 
and  children.  "Berahal  White  and 
daughter  and  Mr.  O.  C.  Campbell  and 
Mr*  Laura  8lark  of  Carthage:  Messrs 
#i,(l  Met  dames  W.  A.^Turfc  and  grand- 
»o.i  t  fc  Turk  and  children:  Ed 
Huifteon  end  children  of  Bapu'.pa; 
Messrs  and  Meedames  W.  H.  Turk. 
J  C.  Turk.  Floyd  Ray.  W.  T.  Catta. 
K  a  Turk  and  children.  Keith  Turk 
.nd  daughter.  Mrs.  Floyd  Ray  and 
Miss  Lorene  Turk  of  Mount  Vernon: 
Mr  and  Mrs  M.  M.  Bruckney  of  St. 
Louis:  Mr*.  Mary  Pcltlway  and  son 
of  Bapulpa,  Okla.;  L.  J.  Turk  of  Homl- 
rv  Okla:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  C.  White 
t  i. j  .*M*r*  of  Ja*pcr;  Mrs.  Mary 
lurk  Mi.  and  Mrs.  W.  P.  Turk  and  j 
children.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  O.  Turk  j 
»nd  children  and  Mr.  Norrls  Turk  of  j 
Miller.      -  ' 


Veteran  of  Wilson 
John   C.  Ross   of   Cameron    tells  of 
the  battle  of  Wilson  Creek,  fought  on 
Aug.  10.  1MI.  •"  years  ago.     .  .e  only  | 
'    tiling    members    of    the     Confederate  , 
command    that    Mr.    Roaa   knows   are  I 
!  Col.   Oeorge   Crump   of   Harrlaon   and  I 
I  Joe  Bailey,  a  former  resident  of  Harrl-  t 
1  woo.  but  now  living  In  Tesas. 

The  details  of  this  engage  man  t  are 
Tlvtd  In  the  mind  of  Mr.  Roa*.  who  , 
had  the  experience  In  this  battle  of 
racing  the  fire  of  Its*  FadwraJts  across 
a  steal!  ravine  from  early  In  the 
morning  until  past  noon. 


•Hfc 


william  *mwB  corns. 

Funeral  eervfcaee  for  William  Oeorge 
cotter.  17.  no  of  Mr.  and  Mn.  Js 


vr.  Cotter  of  ItOO  College  street,  who 


dM  in  o 

worn  held  iti«»  p   m. 

BunM 


I  NIU.IB   N.    UN  *«HrABS. 

)  Funeral  services  for  UIm  Nellie  M 
Bruhtan,  37  years  old.  who  died 
Monday  night  at  tbo  home  of  h«r 
sister.  Mr*.  Kd  Grace,  on  the  Blaine 
street  road,  were  hold  at  3:S0  p.  m. 
today  at  the  Ootpol  tabernacle. 
BoonTiiie  avenue  and  Lynn  street. 
Burial  wu  la  Purosly  cemetery,  tight 
mile*  east  of  the  city. 


BIRTHS  I 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  ft.  A.  Clifton.  I4ll 
North  Jefferson  avenue,  announce  the 
birth  of  a  son.  Ralph  Alvln,  August 
30.  Mrs.  Clifton  formerly  was  Miss 
alien  Crsln. 


of  She  Week*.      ^4' 

«SSO>B»SJBB*SflSBBls*S»1BWBkaW«0» 

».  On  till.  Od  yean  aM.  for 
the  past  00  .yejsso^dlje^BMlisMoV'^is^l 
attorney,  died  at  rfJO  p.  m.'  today 
at  his  borne.  8 is  Mouth  Jefferson  a ve- 
nwe.  after  an  llswoea  of  Oka  •Mta.l 

Mr  Cowden  was  born  In  Folk  couu- 
ty.  lie -graduated  from  the  Unlver- 
slty  of  Missouri  law  school  shortly  be* 
fore  moving  to*- Springfield  40  years 
ago.  Me  had  made  hie  home  hero 
since  that  time. 

The  deceased  Is  survived  by  bis 
wife,  two  daughters,  Mlas  Albert 
Cowden.  of  this  city,  end  Mrs.  Wil- 
liam A.  Dlcklson  of  8t/  Louis,  and  by 
a  brother.  Dr.  W.  H.  Cowden  of  this 
city. 

ruceral  arrangements  ere  Incom- 
plete., but  burial  will  be  In  Hasel- 
wood  cemetery  under  direction  of  the 
KUnir.tr  Undertaking  company. 


la  Bag  ftaey  suver. 
Krnest  McCann.  S3,  drowned  In  Big 
pine-y  River  at  Artlnston.  Mo.  HI* 
body  was  recovered  and  waa  taken  to 
BoUa.  Mr.  McCann  was  the  eon  of 
a  fanner  living  near  Cuba.  Mo.,  and 
Is  survived  by  his  widow. 


fthrrwood  Shadburne  to  Wed. 
Mr.  Sherwood  Shadburoe  of  6t 
Louis.  Who  until  four  years  ago  lived, 
her*,  will  msrry  Ml&s  Martha  Crowe 
Friday  afternoon  at  3  o'clock  at  her 
here,  will  msrry  MUs  Martha  Crowe 
Friday  afternoon  at  3  o'clock  at  her 
home.  Cromc  »  Nest.  Sullivan,  Mo.  Mr. 
ShsdtniTne  sttended  high  school  and 
Drur?  ■sLcje  ht-re  and  wss  a  member 
of  i lie  Phi  Alpha  Sigma  fraternity. 
His  mother.  Mrs.  T.  P.  Shadburnr  of 
Bt  Louit.  who  ha*  been  visiting  her 
a»ug*sW^bs^^r.:ftmlLMi*.^Jo*sO 
Tolerton.  Mrtw^elter  Moore  snd  sons. 
Dick  and  ranker,-* HI  attend  the  wed- 
drrtf.  ■***&■ 

THURSDAY  MORNING,  AUGUST  25, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Kathryn  Stinson  sued  to  divorce  Edward  Stinson.  They  were  married  October 
29,  1922. 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Ed  Smith  was  killed.** 
Page  3:  Albert  S.  Cowden  died.** 

Page  12:  Edna  F.  McEvilly  sues  to  divorce  Charles  E.  McEvilly.  They  were  married 
June  5,  1912. 


i«n 


K  fJ^N  ij  •   k  "   'ill"!* 


SERVICES  FR  DAY 


i «vw 


Pioneer.  Attorney* 
field  One  of  Earliest  Un 
versity  Graduates 


Albert  8.  Cowden.  64.  a  pwctlc- 
lng  attorney  her*  for  40  yean  and 

on*  of  the  flmt  graduates  of  Mls- 
•ourl  University,  died  at  his  home 
here      at      1?:?0    o'clock    yesterday 

'afternoon  followlne-  a  short  lllne»*. 
Mr.    Cowden    was    born    In    Polk 

I  county,    north    of    Springfield    and 

'received  his  earlier  education  In  the 
puhllc  schools  "f  that  county.  After 
completlnc  th«»  High  school  course, 
he  entered  Missouri  University  at 
Columbia  wh<re  he  studied  law. 
After  receiving  his  diploma  he  was 
n^mirt'-il  to  the  hir  40  years  apo 
and  came  to  Springfield  to  practice 
law. 

iWrinc     recent    years     he   served 
as    a\>    examin-'r    of    titles    and    at- 


torney for  the  State,  Barings  JDcOft, 
company. 

He  la  aurrlYed  by  the  widow.  tw4» 
daughters.  "Visa  Alberta  CowdeaV 
ot  the  home  address  and  Mrs.  Wil- 
liam.  A.  Dlctctaon,  of  St.  Louts  and 

l  brother.     Dr.     W.     R.     Cowden  at 

|  Springfield. 

Funeral  services  will  be  held  at 
2    o'clock    Friday   afternoon  at  tha 

JKlingner  funeral  chapel  with  Inter- 
num In   Hazelwood  cometery.    Tha 

I  Reverend   M.   F.   Cowden  win  con- 
duct the  services. 


KICK  PROVES  FATAL 

FOR  FAIR  PLAY  MAN 


HAIR  PLAT.  U»,  Aug.  15.— Ed 
South,  Fair  Play  reeiden^  for  many 
rear*,  was  killed  hara  Monday 
by  bain*  kicked  by  a 
He  la  survived  by  tha 
one  daughter  and  threw  son  a 


MARRIAGE   LICENSES 
.V...-.     i     M<  Intoxh.    .1.    Ave.   and 
I   I  I  .a  urn  Shaw.  IT.  Springfield:   Henry 
I    I  A    M.lntlre.  ;?.  Mountain  View,  and 
M.-lv.i  WVst.  16.  Springfield:  Henry 
Ijtnrenre,    IS.      Roy.    nnd     Blanche 
V  iphooser,   '.".'.    Pprlnitfield. 


THURSDAY  EVENING,  AUGUST  25,  1927 -LEADER 
Page  5:  Albert  S.  Cowden  died.** 
Page  7:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  8:  W.  E.  Lawrence  sues  to  divorce  Verla  Lawrence.  They  were  married  in  June 


Colby  Hayes  died.** 

Albert  S.  Cowden  died.** 

Stephen  C.  Hughes  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 

Ada  Grantham  sues  to  divorce  Isaiah  Grantham.  They  were  married  in  May  1926. 

Page  13:  Family  reunion  held  at  the  home  of  Mrs.  Joe  J.  Pyatt.** 
! 

I 


\ 


trf 


lan  at  Clear  Creek. 

A  reunion  and  homi  oomtnj 
'enjoyed  by  the  children  mod  grand* 
i  children  of  aire.  Joe  J.  Pratt  at  her 
home  at  Clear  Creek  Sunday.    The 
|  many    releUree    enjoyed    dinner    at 
i  uoon  under  the  shade  trees  on  the 
■  lawn.    Those  who  were  -present  at  the 
.day's    'srent    were:      Mx.    and    Mrs, 
*  Oeorfe     W.      memensehneldeT     and 
'.family  of  fltate  Oeoter.  2a.;  Mr.  and 
i  Mr t    Lloyd  Need  and  family  of  Oailo- 
!  way.  Mr.  and  lira  Jock  Lnweon  and 
!amt|T  of  8parta.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ralph 
Stott  Of  Sparta.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joe  Ra- 
tes* *jud  ianHly  ot  C4sar  Creek,  Mr. 
and  Mrs,  Bert    Morrison   of  Rogers- 
TlUe     and     Mr.     ClcU     Marteett     of 
Sparta.      The    total    number    present 
was  31. 


S 


MiMUOI   LICSN8U. 
Recorder  Jack  W.  MeJCee  this  morn- 
lag  Issued  the  following  Llosneee: 

Henry  ILaurence.  if.  Boy.  Mo„  and 
Blanche  Vanhoosen.  23.  Springfield. 
Henry    A.    MclnUre.    22.    Mountain 
View,  aud  Mclra  Weal.  20.  Springfield. 
Mcintosh,  21.    Are, 
17.  SpringGald, 


BIRTHS 


1mm  J. 
(Laura  Shi 


Mr  an«i  Mr-  A  C.  King.  801  Ktn- 
uj  avenue,  announce  tbt  birth  of  a 
daughter.  Bonnie  r«r.  August  72, 


MS 


'*&k 


PALLBEARERS  NAMED 
FOR  COWDEN  FUNERAL 


Anaottae— wtrt 


mad*  tni*  after- 


noon   by   Attorney   Val   Uwoii.  pre*l- 
•  dent  of  tb*  JO— M  Oounty  Bar  aa- 
aorlatKti.  of  the  aeHction  or  Attor- 
neys  B.    D.    Merric  O.  T.  Hamlin.   P. 
M   MeDavid.  Alfred  Pag*.  S.  P.  Mann 
and    Judge   Ouy   D.    Klrby    as     pall- 
bearer*  lor   the    funeral    tomorrow   Of 
Attorney  Albert  B.  Cowden.  who  died 
yesterday.  <  All   nrmbfra   of   the   bar 
association    arc   riptfttd    to    meet    at 
,  the  Kllngner  ruber*  I  chapel  and  at- 
I  tend    tba   service*    In    a    body.     Tha 
'•ervlce*  will  b*  held  at  3  o'clock  with 
Rev     M.    P.   Cowdcn   officiating. 


DEATHS 


I 


I  STEPHEN    t\    HtOHKff. 

Funeral  service*  ware  held  Tuesday 
•  at  tha  noma  for  Stephen  C.  Hughe*. 
;  M  yoar*  old.  of  Drxon.  who  dlad  Mod- 
t  day.  following  a  lingering  lllnaae.  Rav. 
Hmrr  Sparling  of  Springfield,  off tola- 
led 

Mr  Mughea  waa  employed  by  tha 
•'tiaco  a.'  a  machinist  In  the  north 
.aide  ahopa  here  for  ov«r  40  year*.  Ma 
a  a*  retired  on  a  penaton  at  the  age 
»i  TO  vear*  He  was  a  member  of  the 
K*  •Orgatilfed  Church  of  Jeaiu  Christ 
of  Uurr  Day  t»a:nu.  and  aerved  aa 
rieaoon  of   the  Springfield   branch. 

H*  :«  minted  b>  hie  wife  and  chil- 
dren. Ud  Amanda  Harpe.  Mrs.  Mil- 
dred Re^d.  of  Port  Smith.  Ark.;  Mr*. 
Arthur  Hood.  Hugo.  Okla  :  Mra.  Jack 
Haines  of  Trmple.  A.-ir  George  C  . 
'Aal'.er  W.  Joseph  R.  Louu  B.  and 
Richard  B  Hughe*,  and  by  33  grand- 
ch'.ldren  and   19  great  grandchildren. 


COLBY   RATES. 

•ardwy  a4  at*  *****  at  Bo**  IP  An 
aT*ae  a  imgerlng  Hrnaa*.  Ha  U  sur- 
vived t>y  hla  wife,  aeven  aona  and  two 
daughters.  The  aona  arc  Pred  of 
Mount  Vernon  Ky  :  Robert  of  Orange. 
CalJf.;  Dave  of  Wilmington.  Calif.: 
Leroy  of  Vallejo.  Calif.:  Jaapar  of 
Broo* line.  John  of  Bole  D'  Arc.  and 
Sam  of  Walnut  Oro»e.  The  daughters 
are  Mra.  Sual*  Orav**  of  Snrln*TflaW 
and  Mra.  Stella  Dart*  of  Walnut 
drove.  Puntrai  arrangement*  are  In- 
plete. 


'.  ALBERT  H.  COW  DEN. 

|  Funeral  aarrtcae  will  ba  held  at  3 
p    pj    Pnday  at  the  Kllngnar   Funeral 

,  horn*    for    Albert    S.    Cowdan.    04.    a 

'practicing  attorney  for  40  year*,  who 

'dlad  at  his  home  hers  yesterday,  fol- 
lowing a  brief  Ulnae*  Re*  M.  P. 
Cowden   will  officiate  at   tha   service* 

'and    burial   will     be     In      Rare  I  wood 

;  cemetery. 

Mr.  Cowden  wa*  a  graduate  of  tha 

iCnlvexaity    of    Missouri    receiving    his 

jattpaoma   and    being   admitted    to    tba 

fbax   forty   year*   ago. 

BBftJBB  U  survived  by  IBB 
two  daughter*,  Ml*s  Albert* 
.  _  ..  _  of  the  bom*  addraaa.  •Bar 
Mra.  William  A.  Dlcklaon.  Of  8t.  Loufcs 
and  a  brothar.  Dr.  W.  R.  Oowde©  of 
Spring-field 


FRIDAY  MORNING,  AUGUST  26, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Edward  Donnold  Greene  was  killed.** 

The  Freeman  family  will  hold  a  reunion.** 
Page  2:  A.  Y.  Caleb  sues  to  divorce  Jennie  C.  Caleb.  They  were  married  in  1922. 

Walter  Linder  died.** 

Colby  Hayes  died.** 

Albert  S.  Cowden  died.** 

Stephen  C.  Hughes  died.** 
Page  3:  Edwin  Sharp  died.** 


DEATHS 


■FT. 


UNDER  INFANT 
Walter  Under.  Infant  eon  of  Mr. 
and  Mr*.  A.  U  Lindsr.  of  744  Col- 
lac*  etreet.  died  at  2  o'clock  yeeter- 
day  afternoon  at  tha  homo.  Fu- 
neral eervlcea  will  be  held  today 
at  Brick  church  cemetery,  west  of 
the  rlir.  with  burial  there  under  di- 
rection of  W.  L.  Btarne,  undertaker. 


ISI 


^HaWPCOUBYHAYEi'**-  ft 
,  Colby  Haye*.  II  years  old.  dlad 
'Wedneaday  at  hi*  bom*  at  Bola 
trAro,  Mo-,  following  a  llngartaaT 
lllmaa  Ha  la  survived  br  tba 
wtdow,  aarwa  aoaa.  Fred,  of  Mount 
ViwieaV  Ex.  Robert,  of  Orange, 
CmtUU  Dara.  of  Wilmington.  Oallt, 
Laror.  of  Vallejo.  Calif,  Jaapar.  of 
Braokllna.  John,  of  Bola  CAro.  and 
Bam,  of  Walnut  drove;  and  by  two 
le  tighter*.  Mra.  Sua!*  dravea.  of 
Bgatngfleld.  and  Mrs.  Stella  Davis. 
of  Walnut  drove. 


No.  3 


CONTINUED 
PROW  PAQaT  t 


HMtfaJ    BiJt    DJtappear. 
Screams  Attract  Father 


SKULL  FRACTURED 
MACHINE  STRIKES  HIM 


The  boy  la  tmrrir+a  by  the  par- 
ent* and  two  brother*,  Robert.  11. 
and  Kenneth.  2. 

Funeral  arrangement*  ara  Incom- 
plete but  will  be  held  andac  <flU 
rectlon  of  W.  L.  Btarna  undertaker. 

WltMiwa  disagreed  on  the 
of  the  automobile  and  lta 
aome  claiming  that  the  wan  «u 
driving-  a  Cadillac  aedan  at  a'  rets 
of  U  or  40  mile*  an  hoar.  wale* 
others  amid  the  man  was  driving  at 
a  moderate  speed  fa  another  male* 
of  car.  . 

■   y  ,?>■■ 


•t  *  Wo'chx* 
afternoon  when  he 
rV  an  antonobtle.  poor. 
*4  Catai  *oouV*n  boar  later  to  Ed- 
ward Donnol  Oreaw*.  I -rear-old  eon 
of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  Arthur  11.  Greene.' 
of  1TM  CoUeaa  street. 

AltHourn  the  driver  of  the  ante- 
mobU*  stooped  and  took  the  .her 
to  a  hospital,  be  did  not  fir*  he* 
to  anyone  and  noUo*  aaat 
t  ware  eeekteg-  to  Tft*»rHiti  at* 
MeatJty.  their  eoly  eh**  twin*  B- 
>  number  U-tM.  aald  to  have 
at  tached  to  the  ear. 


Edwin  Sharp,  82,  Civil  War 

Veteran.    Dies    Near 

Walnut  Grove 


Kdirln  Sharp.  82.  cWU  war  i 
rwwr  raeldent  of  PoDc  county.  di*d  yee- 
trr<Ur  at  hi*  bona  near  Wataat  0**** 
from  the  Infinnltlea  of  are  Mr  6harr> 
mm*  Kern  in  Ohto  and  following  the  war, 
•ri'.t^d    In    Polk    county. 

He  U  am-rlTed  by  a  daughter  and  near 
n..i.  Mrs.  Callle  Eakew.  Lea  Angela*. 
C.I  ;  Grma  Sharp.  Walnut  Gists :  Joe 
Fharp.  Lee  Angrlce.  C*J.  :  Wlahart.  MVv, 
and     Ch*rt«i    fch.rp.     Clinton.     111. 

F-jnnt!  irrtnc^nrnt*  hav  not  been 
'  r  .r  ;,.*•. rd  I- it  burial  wli!  be  In  Oakrfll* 
-  rmv-tr;  near  Morrlartlle  under  the  dl- 
i  rerllon  of  t-S«  Itrim  Undertaking  cora- 
par.y  of  Walnut  (Jrove.  Serricea  will  be 
j  eondm-'fd  by  lh«»  R^rrrrnd  Wyncoop,  Bap- 
tiat    mlni»tw    of    Walnut    Groee. 


[In*;  tn  the  rear  of 
the    lad's    scream    and   ran    to 

where    ho   eetsed    the    body 
1  ef   his    son    from    the   arm*   of   the 

lautolet.  The  drlrer  then  prevailed 
1  upon  Mr  Greens  te  Uft  the  007  Into 
!  bis    car    sad    then    hurried    to    the 

'■  8pr1nrTVeJd    BapOrt   hospital 


I 


His    **«ll    Freeturwd 

1 

Phrair-tans     found     that     the 
had     austalned     a     fracture     at 

base  at  hia  scull. 


boy 
the 


Sf.C  SO     THREE  OS  PAGE  THREE 


STEPHEN    C.    HUQHE8 
Funeral    aervlce*    for    Stephen    C. 
Hughes,     **     rears    old.    who    died  ' 
M    r.*a>    ut   hla  home  411   Iniun,   Mo..  I 
following    a    lingering-    lllneaa    were  ' 
held  Tuesday   at  the   residence  with  1 
the    Reverend    Henry    Bparllnc,    of 
Springfield,  officiating.  Mr.  Hughe* 
who  was  a  retired  Frisco  employe. 
Is  survived  by  the  widow,  Ave  sons. 
JQeorge   C.   Walters  "W..   Joseph   R-. 
Loral*    B-   and   Richard   II.   Hushes. 
by    four    daughter*,     Mrs.    Amanda 
Harps   and    Mrs.    Mildred    Reed,    of 
Pert  BmJth,  Ark..  Mr*.  Arthur  Hood, 
ec     Hujn.     Okla...     and     Mr*.     Jark 
Heine*,     of    Temple,    Aria.,    by     11 
grandebtldren    and    1>    great    grand 
ehOdren. 


20O 


COWOEN  8ERVICE8 
IteWll  aerrteea  for  Albert  8. 
Cowden.  •  *  years  old.  veteran  at- 
torney who  died  at  Me  home  here 
WeJne»d*y.  will  be  held  at  S  o'clock 
thl*  afternoon  at  the  Kllngner  Fu- 
neral botri".  with  the  Rererend  M. 
F.  Cowd«K-fifflct»Un«\  Burial  will 
be  In  Haaelwood  oemetery. 


WUlUm  Freeman's 
Descendants  Hold 

Reunion  on  Sunday 


te  the 

eejettoi  te  rather  at 

part  8m*>day  for  the 


Grove 


TMa  gathering  of   the 

off   a    Ureeee    county    pto_ 

•oldler  la  the  ReroJwtlooary  war  la 


"WnOam  FYs —nan,  my  great - 
t-grandfather."  Mayor  W.  E. 
remarked  yesterday. 
to  what  la  now  Greene 
coanty  In  II  J*  and  died  here  In 
1OT." 

Not  only  the  mayor's  great -great- 
grandfather but  hie  great-grand- 
father. John  Freeman,  and  hla 
grandfather.  WUUan  Freeman,  are 
burled  In  Ore  one  county.  The  may- 
or's father.  R.  F.  Freeman,  Is  a 
resident   of   the  county. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  AUGUST  26, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  Edward  Greene  was  killed.** 
Page  3:  Four  Hutton  brothers,  long  separated,  meet  again.** 
Page  18:  Eugene  Enyard  died.** 

Goldie  H.  Patterson  sues  to  divorce  Richard  B.  Patterson.  They  were  married  in 
August  1917. 

John  W.White  died.** 

Harry  Miller  died.** 

Colby  Hayes  died.** 

Edwin  Sharp  died.** 

Walter  Linder  died.** 

Albert  S.  Cowden  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 
Page  23:  Miss  Helen  Hackworth  and  Mr.  James  R.  Arney  were  married.** 

Miss  Lucille  Hay  and  Mr.  J.  C.  Berry  were  married.** 

The  Fielden  family  will  hold  a  reunion. 

The  Pearce  family  held  a  reunion.** 

Mr.  Allan  Whitehead  and  Miss  Irean  Jacquith  were  married.** 

Miss  Melva  Cain  and  Mr.  Dolph  Mclntire  were  married.** 


!l 


Mclntlre-Caln. 
Mr    and  Mrs    F.  O.  Ca!n.   1613  West 
Olive    street,   announce    the    marriage  j 
of  their  daughter.  Melva.  u>  Mr.  Dolph 
!  Mclntire.  eon  of  Mr.  Henry   Mclntire  i 
of  Mountain  View.     The  wedding  waa  I 
eolemnlzed      et     Mt       Carmel      M.      E.  j 
rVurrh  Wfdn'iu'nv  M  7  p   m      The  at-  ' 
tendanui  were  Mr*    lte:i:y  tiel6helmer, 
•ute/  of  the.  bride,  and   Mr.  Brerett  j 
Reed.  e'.oee  mends  ^:  the  groom.  Only 
relative*   ar.d    '.remediate    friend*  wit-  j 
neeaad   the  ceremony       Mr.   and   MnN 
]|  MelnUre  will  be  at  home     to     than*  j 
friends  at  *3«  North  Natto***!  avenue. 


$0\ 


Whttetteod-Jacqulth. 
Word    wa*    received    In    Bprlng field 

iThureflay  of  the  marriage  of  Mre.  Al- 
lan Whitehead  and  Ml*e  Irean   Jac- 

•qulth  Au*.  M.  »t  Tulea.     Mr.  White- 
head l*  the  eon  of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  Roea 
Whitehead  of  eVJl   Eaet  Delmar  «tre*t   ( 
The  bride  la  the  daughter  of  Mra.  Car-  > 
rle    Jacquith    of    Mlaaourl    Are       Mra.  J 

I  Whitehead  la  »  graduate  of  Senior  , 
High  orhool.  and  Mr.  Whitehead  of  I 
Oreenwood  The  couple  are  popular; 
among  their  circle  of  friend*  In 
JSprtncfleld.  Mr.  Whitehead  I*  employ-  j 
ed    at   the    DUle   department    store    In  ( 

,  Tula*.    They  are  at  hnme  at  the  Den 


rer  flat*  In  that  city. 


Graene,  %&*$** 

Path  of  Auto  Drivcolar^F 

T.F.Wallace.    ■*■ 


•     Running  arroet  the  .treat 
'-rectly  in  the  path  of  en  epr 
I  Mtomoblle.'fcdwerd  Oreene 
i»M  eon  o*  M*   ""f  Mrs  >.. 
I  Greene,   of    HP*    OdHaf*   «*• 

mi  injur*.  •'  •*•  •S*h:--7.di 

day  eiurnoon  from  which  he  -»«* 
Jeter  The  accident  bTP"''d J* 
most  directly  in  front  of  lb*  Oreeoe 

residence  ■»■*• 

The  car  WM  driven  by  T  r-  w"£ 
UC.  Elding  four  mil-  -J*** 
BprtngfUld  on  the  Campbell  .treat 
Toed  He  immediately  .topped  W- 
IT  and   rushed    th.   WJBJ ^  <*« 

^  father  to  the  8^,e^  %r. 

»Ut   hospital,    where .  Dr.    i.  H-  j"M 
SU-muHl  he  *£  JJIJJJ  •  *"* 

U,g  in  e  v«aut  lot  acro»_th«^U|; 


.u^ted  to  his  h^^""^ 
ly  in  thapeth  of1  the  car  He  was 
struck  by  the  bumper  end  the  car 
psueta  over  him.  Mr.  W-J«»«J«WjJ 
[mmedlately  and  gathered  the  BtU. 
Sy  in  W  arm..  The  lather.  w*» 
£d  bean  working  In  the  rear  of  thj 
nou*..  ruahed  to  the  meet  and  took  H 
Uie  boy.  and  then   went  to  the  ttoa-J 

oitel  In-  Mx.  Wallecea  car.  ■-  % 

S.  be«tbeoM«  UU*  lfc»  -o£ 
^fuM-ot  tf*  accident  and  dederedt 
!St^r    Waiuce  had  done  evening 

SThoaplUl  untllU-«J.  Mr  and| 
L.  Wallace  called  at  the  °r**"* 
Sne  tWa  morning  end  g»  ^ne 
_.lth  the  parents.  Mr.  <Ji""« 
d^irS  W  2  d  not  fee!  Mr.  Waltoot 
^"to  blame,  a.  the  •«««»«- 
£  which  probably  could  not  be*. 

SFEft  -urvued  by  hU  parent. 
J?two  brothers.  Robert      II.     and 

^eral^lce.    will    be    bjjd 
aifJ   o'clock    tomorrow    ■"crnoon    at 

1?   sum.     Wf-SL^SS- 

.  .   ... .  »ti»  rireanlawn  c*m 


_o__  ! 

Pearce  Reunion. 
A  reunion  of  th.  Pwarce  family  we.  I 

held  Sunday  at     Maple     Orore     parte   ! 

Dinner  was  served  on  the  lawn  to  ap-  ! 

proximately  100  member,  of  th.  fern-  | 

Uy.     The  large  number    praeent    In- j 

eluded:  Mrs.  Lou  Bown.  the  guest  of! 

honor:  Mra.  Victor  Newcomb  and  son  I 
lot   Ada.   Okie.;    Mr.   and   Mrs.   Barney  j 

D»vls   and   daughter.   Treaale.   of   Re- 
public: Mr.  and  Mrs.  Lawrence  Logan  | 
•  and  family  of  Republic;  Mr.  and  Mr.. 

F.  C.  Peexee  and  eon.  Merlin,  of  *••> 
public;  Mr.  and  Mre.  D.  P.  Head  and 
daughter.  Verne,  of  Republic;  Mr.  and 
Mr*.  Will  Roger,  and  eon.  of  Clever; 
Mr.  and  Mr*.  C.  C.  .Pearce  and  family 
•of  Clever:   Mr.  and  Mr..  Alvln  BerOia 
'and   family  of  Clever;    Mr.   and   Mrs. 
Robert   Maples   and    family   of   Clever. 
t|4r.  *nd  Mrs.  Leonard  Estes  and  fam- 
ily, of  Clever.  Mre.  R.  O.  Jonee  end 
eon,  Sdwerd.  of  Clever:  Mr..  Herechel 
Conrad  end  children  of   Clever;    Mr. 
end  Mre.  R.  O.  McOulleb,  Mre.  Henry 
Robinson  of  Republlo:   Mr.  end  Mr*. 
Fred  Perk*  of    Marionville;    JuanlU 
Barks    of    Merlonvtll.;    Mr.    and    Mr*. 
W.  P.  Perk,  end  daughter.  Kile:    Mr. 
and  'Mr..   H.   B.   Andereon.   Dr.   Perry 
Wllllamaof  Clever:  Mrs.  Manle  Abb  of 
inxa:  Mr.  and  Mre.  Andy  Pearce  and 
'daughter.    Jewel,    of    Clever;    Mr.    and 
iMrs.    John    Robereon    and    family    of 
; Clever;   Mr.  and  Mr..  Hardle  King  of 
(Clever:  Vance  William,  of  Clever;  Mr. 
and    Mrs.    Kerl    Adman,    end    family; 
(Mr.   Oran   Adman,   end    daughter,   of 
California:     Mr.    end*  Mr..     Clarence 
Hays  and  family  of  Republic:  Mr.  and 
JMrs.    Oeorge  Davis     and     family     of 
Clever:    Mr.  and   Mrs.  L.  P.  Pearce  of  j 
Clever;  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Clyde  Davie.  Mr 
and  Mrs.  Lonnle  Pearce  of  Republic. 


Itrtirlal  in 


the  araenlawn  cemetery. 


I  Ml»»  llarkMorth  IWomn  Bride. 
Us*  Helen   llsrkwo'rttv  daughter  of' 
and  Mrs    Thomas  W.  Hack  worth. 
Mcadowmere    place,    wns    wed    to 
James   It.   Arr.rj    of   Kansas  City. 
of   Mr.    and    Mrs     n     J     Amey    of 
line.    Mo .    BuuCat    afternoon    at    4 , 
llock      «t      the     First      Presbyterian 
jrch  at  Independence.  Mo  ,  by  Rev.  j 
It  ma,   pastor.     The   couple   was  at-  j 
aded    by    Mr    and    Mrs     Hackworth.  I 
^o  entertained  "with  h  dinner  at  the 
.Ident  hotel  in  Kansas  City  follow-  i 
the  ceremony.     Covers   were   laid 
eight    friends    of    Mr.    and    Mrs 
ley.    After  a  few  days  spent  at  the 
esldent.   the   bride    and   groom   will 
at    home    at    the    Harwood    apart- 
rnu  in  Kansas  City.     Mr.  Arney   Is 
aager    of    the      Central      Creamery 
apeny  In  Kansas  City. 
— o — 


8oX 


Four  Brothers  >lrn. 

Four  brothers  three  of  whom 
fought  In  th*  Union  trmy  during  the 
CItiI  war  and  who  have  not  been  to- 
gathar  for  $7  year*,  nlbindM* 
family  reunion  this  week  at  th*  tuxnt 
of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  John  W.  Palmar  at 
Sedaita. 

Tha  veteran*  ara  William  J.  BHHMj 
oC  Oklahoma  City,  egad  •*.  end  f*4 
tber  of  Beta.  Palmar  J.  8.  Wuttoa>  W 

IWMnirrae,  Md.,  aged  tl;  OnhimlW 
J.  Mutton  of  Sedan.  Kan,  agad  70. 
and  A   M.  ^Hutton  of  Weaubleau.  Mo. 

Although  now  of  tha  brothara  have 
been  together  in  racent  year*,  all  four 
have  not  been  with  s*ch  other  ateo* , 
about  13*70.  five  yeara  »ftrr  the  Civil . 
war.  at' which  time  A.  M.  Mutton,  the' 
youngest  ot  the  brotlMr*.  waa  only  j 
one   rear  old. 

W    J    Hutton  *erved  in  Company  H. 
Plftb   Division  of  tha  Ml— ourl  Stat*  . 
Mint u.  and   the  other  two  brother*,  i 
J.   B.   and   Coiumbu*     J..     a* read    tn 
Company    D.    Fifth    regiment,    united 
State*    cavalry. 


-  wire  asks  onromes. 
Alleging   that    during    tha 
part  of  their  marrtasj*  Ilia  b- 
band  becam*  addicted  to  tha 
periodically  drinking  liquor  i 
he  wu  very  quarrelsome  and  oCf< 
alv*  in  the  bom*  and  made  home  Mf* 
unbearable.  OofdJe  H. 


morning  fUad  autt  for  dlmv  a 
Richard    B.    Patterson,      fbay 

!  married  In  August.  l»17  and  Uaad  ta- 

|  gcthtr  untU  AuftMi.  ItST* 


|  BIRTHS  j) 


Mr.  aod  Mil  Praaion  Shupe.  «7 
1  Chicago  avenue,  announce  the  birth 
|  of  *  eon  Auguat  34. 


DEATHS 


JOHN    W.    WMITK. 

John  W.  White,  tl  yaara  old.  who 
reelded  **v*n  mile*  north  of  Rogsrs- 
ruie.  died  at  11:4s  o'cloek  Mat  night 
at  St.  John'e  hospital  attar  a  linger- 
ing illness  He  I*  *urvlv*d  by  a 
daughter.  Mia*  Anna  White,  and  by 
five  eon*.  W.  W..  J.  C.  E.  O..  C.  H.. 
and  O.  W.  White,  all  of  Rogerevllle. 
Funeral  arrangement*  are  Incomplete, 
but  burial  will  be  In  Panther  ceme- 
tery, under  the  direction  of  the  Kelly  - 
Parrell  Undertaking  company  of 
Rogerevllle. 


i    -■  HARRY    MU.I.IR. 

Funeral  services  for  Harry  Miller. 
J6  year*  old.  alio  died  at  9  o'clock 
yesterday  morning  at  Strafford,  were 
held  at  3  o'clock  thla  afternoon  at 
,  the  Roller  cemetery,  seven  miles  south 
;  of  Rogersville.  with  Interment  under 
tr-.e  d:rectlon  of  the  Kelly-Farrell  Un- 
derlying company  of  Rogersvllle. 


COLUV  IIAYKS. 
-Funeral  eervlcae  will  be  held  at 
11  a.  m.  Saturday  at  the  Bote  zrAre 
Baptist  church  for  Colby  Hayaa.  S9 
year*  old.  who  died  at  hi*  horns  at 
BoU  D'Arc.  Wedneaday.  Burial  will 
be  in  Yaaklei  chapel  cemetery  under 
the  direction  of  the  Redfearn  and 
Royal  Undertaking  company.  He  la 
survived  by  hi*  wife,  seven  sons,  two 
daughters.  35  grand  children  and  19 
greatgrandchildren. 


^TTo  Have  Family  —sdaw.  .-  &  «*; 

The  annual  reunion  of  tha  Plaldan 

j  family  wlU  ha  held  at  PbsJps  Ofoaa 

!park  Sunday.    A  basket  dlnnar  wlU 

be  enjoyed  at  1  o'clock. 

B«rry-Hay. 
«„.  w.  o.  H»y-of  ma 

mi*tre«t.  *nnounca  the  en- 

of  their  daughter.  Lucille. 

Bmvn  of  Long   Beach, 

will  taka  placa  in 


803 


EL'OKNB   EXYAKO. 

Punersl  service*  for  sugene  Kn- 
yard.  who  died  Sunday,  will  be  held 
at  3  p  m„  Saturday.  Irom  the  Camp- 
bell Funeral  noma.  Interment  will 
be  In  South  H*xelwood_  cemetery,  un- 
der direction  of  the;  W.  P.  Campbell 
Undertaking   company. 

»:i»win    sharp. 

Funeral  arrangements  nrr  incom- 
plete tor  Edwin  Sharp.  82.  civil  war 
veteran  and  pioneer  resident  of  Polk 
county,  who  died  yesterday  at  hi* 
home  near  Walnut  Orove.  Burial  will 
be  In  Oakvllle  cemetery'  near  Morris- 
ville  under  the  direction  of  the  Brim 
Undertaking  company  of  Walnut 
Drove  Service*  will  be  conducted  by 
Rev  Mr  Wyncoep.  Bspttft  minuter 
Of  A»h  Grove.  Mr.  Sharp  »a6  born  In 
Ohio  and  following  the  war.  settled 
in  Polk  county.  He  I*  survived  by 
a    daughter   and   four   sons. 


WALTER  UMNW.  I 

rMnrral  e*rvlcea  were  held  today  j 
at  Brie*  church.  »esl  of  the  city, 
(or  Walt«r  Under,  "infant  V>n  of  Mr. 
•  nd  Mr».  A.  L.  Under,  of  74«  College 
street,  who  died  at  2  p.  m.  yester- 
day at  the  home.  Burial  »m  In  Brick: 
church  cemetery  under  the  direc- 
tion  of    W.   L.   S^rne.    undertaker. 


Al.RKRT    S.    C'OWI»KN. 
F'-neral  6erviccs   for  Albert  6.  Cow- 
■!f:      «4     veteran    B'.V:rnee.    who    died 
a.',    Ms    hor.'.e    l.trc    Wecir.eMl&y.    were 

held  at  2  p.  m.  today  at  the  Kllng- 
r.er  Kur.eral  home.  «•  >'-ii  Tvc  > .  M.  F. 
Cowdec.  officiating.  Burial  was  In 
Haxelwood   cemetery. 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  AUGUST  27,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Daughter  born  August  25  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  H  Glore  of  1236  North  Main 
avenue. 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  Billie  Joe  Hughes  died.** 
JohnW.  White  died.** 
Colby  Hayes  died.** 
Harry  Miller  died.** 
Edwin  Sharp  died.** 

Daughter  born  August  22  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Samuel  Sutton  of  1942  Howard  avenue. 
Page  5:  Miss  Helen  Hackworth  and  Mr.  James  R.  Amey  were  married.** 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  G.  Hay,  1112  East  Central  street,  announce  the  engagement  of 
their  daughter  Lucile  to  Mr.  J.  C.  Berry  of  Long  Beach,  Calif.  The  wedding  will  be  in 
September. 

Miss  Cathalene  Iseman  and  Mr.  Glenn  L.  Davis  are  engaged  to  marry.** 
Page  12:  Daughter  born  August  23  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Lawrence  Harlin  of  806  West 
Florida  street. 

Son  born  August  24  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Preston  J.  Shute  of  637  Chicago  street. 


M 


1SS 


13888 

Will  Main, 

G.  L  Davis 


MR.    WIXJUAM    P.   I&KMAM 

tarday  sn  not  in  nod  Uw  _ 
aveat  and  aparoacaina;  aaarrtaea  eaf 
hi.  daughter.  Cathai***,  to  Mr, 
Glenn  U  Darta,  ton  of  Mr.  and  MM, 
Paul  R.  IMTla.  1*44  Nortfc  JettarJ 
•on   »T«OM. 

ADDoancemtiit  of  the  eocME*~ 
m«nt  la  of  maafa  alefMt  La  o*** 
i«*e,  mueicaJ  and  ecolal  ehtdae  ee> 
th.  city,  alias  lilldM  axt«od*4 
Drury  collec*  and  them  atadlan 
pUdo  at  th«  Cincinnati  OmearYav- 
\ory  of  mule,  aradnathasT  from  thaj, 
Institution  In  HI*.  Latsr  all*  VMsf 
to  Parte,  Franoe,  to  completo  bar 
•  tudlea  and  In  1(12  wai  a  atudant 
of  Ialdor  Philippe,  For 
rears  aha  haa  bean 
of  piano  In  the  uiism  latnrjf  «>t 
music  at  Drury  oellece.  Mr.  DiTts) 

la  connactad  wlth  th#.rrt,^L.B?^l 

are    popular    la 

frWrada. 

Th*  data  of  the  wodrrrssT 
been  annoaneed. 

.      —    ii  ■         ■  eat  e 


HACKWORTH-  ARNKY 

The     marrlaxe     of      fctlas      Helen 
Hackworth.     daughter     of    Mr.     and 
Mrs    T.   W.    Hackworth.   »16   Mead- 
owmere     place,     to     Mr.     James     11. 
Arney.    eon    of    Mr.    and    Mrs     It.    J. 
11  ark  worth    of    Crane,     took     place 
'tut    Sunday    aftemcon    at    4    o'clock. 
Ht   the  first    Presbyterian   church  at 
Independent-*,   Mo.,   with   the  Rever- 
end Mr.   Keltma  trad  In*-  the  aervlce.  I 
Kollowlnr    the    woddlna;    th«    bridal  ' 
party    was  rnlertaln<»cl    nt    dinner   at  < 
th»    l*re*lrient    hotel    by    the    bride's 
I  arm's      After   i\  few   rlnyi   stay   st 
:hi    I'lrsiih-nt     Mr    n n,|    Ml  h.   Ariit-y 
will    bo    nt    hotne    at    the    Haywood  I 
apartments  In   Kansas  City. 


MARRIAOK  UOsM 
Jacob  j.   HafU&aer.  it. 
Wine,    42.    both    oi  Sael 
nice     K.    Chandler,    It, 
Jvhnaun.     IS.     b»tA    of 
Henry    M.   Prater.  24.  I<aaaaja%  \ 
Viola    Bodenlach.   Kapaal  CM«v 


•via*    ofroto    of 


80M 


DEATHS 


ULUK  JOE  HUOHES 

Joe  HofbK,  ooe-month-old 

Mr*.  J.  Z,  UttfbM, 

died     at     » 

at  the 

trreM«D<au     are 

but  bursal  will  be  under 

of  tbe     KXlnxncr  rimer*] 

The  efalld  la  survived  by  tbe 


HAYES  SERVICES 

for  Colby  Hayea  ! 
who  died  Wednesday  ] 
•  bona  la  Bola  irArc.  will  be 
at  11  o'clock  thla  morning  at  ' 
1MB*  church  In  Bola  D'Arc.  j 
burial  In  Teak  ley  chapel  ceme  ! 
SasaVsr  direction  of  the  Redfern 
Mara!  UadertalUnc  company. 


JOHN   W.   WHITE 
W.  White.    II    year*   eld.   of 
AocarsTlUa,   Mo,   died   after   a 
Thursday   ni*-hl  In 
Funeral  arrange- 
ore  iuoonvplete  but  burial  will 
PuiiHtei    cemetery    under   dl- 
y-FarraU  Under- 
oc  RoararovlUa.     He 
by  one  daughter.     Mlaa 
White,  and  by.  five  sons,     W. 
J.  C  l  O,  C.   H,  and   O.   W. 
all  of  Rogersvllle. 


HARRY  MILLER 

Tie—       for       Harry 

M    Tears    old.    who    d1<  <1    «? 

urd     Thursday  morning,  w-re 

o'clock  yesterday  afternoon 

r  eamatary.     seven      miles 

of   Roarerrrine.      with  burial 

under  direct  loo  of  the  Kelly- 

Undertaklng     company     of 


EDWIN  SHARP 
■  win  Sharp.  12  yeara  old.     Civil 
1  WS—  and  Vonc- tlnv  resident  ! 
r>aRt  county,   died   Thumday      at 
■Walnut    Grove,    ac- 
t«   word   received    here  yen- 
Burlal    will   1*   In   Oakvlll*  j 
_      ir      Mor-r>vtIl»      under  I 
Of  the   Brim   rndertaklnr.  ! 
of   Walnut    Grove.       with 
Wnveoop.      pastor  iof 


church    at    Ash    Grove. 
Mr.    Rharp  Is   survived 
and  four  sona. 


SATURDAY  EVENING,  AUGUST  27,  1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Mrs.  Helen  Schockley  died.** 

Murrell  Harman  committed  suicide.** 
Page  4:  Ed  Smith  was  killed.** 
Page  11:  The  Vineyard  family  held  a  reunion.** 

Page  12:  Mell  Cagle  sues  to  divorce  Nellie  F.  Cagle.  They  were  married  in  October 
1909. 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Leah  Van  Buren  sues  to  divorce  Oswald  Van  Buren. 
October  1907. 

Roy  S.  Prowl  sues  to  divorce  Verna  Prowl.  They  were  married  in  April  1927. 

Mrs.  Emma  Davis  died.** 

Mrs.  C.  E.  Meheir  died.** 

Colby  Hayes  died.** 

Hughes  infant  died.** 

John  W.  White  died.** 

Edna  Lenora  Lawing  died.** 


They  were  married  in 


MELL  CAGLE  FILES  !  SUES  FOR  DIVORCE 

SUIT  FOR  DIVORCE      AFTER  BRIEF  MARRIAGE 


After  17  years  of  married  life.  Mel) 
OagJe  thla  morning  filed  cult  for  tu- 
rn tbe  office  of  tbe  circuit 
against  Nellie  T.  Cagle.  Me  al- 
io hu  petition  -that  bla  wife 
to  perform  ber  beueehoid 
eruttes.  They  were  married  In  Octo- 
ber.  1000.  end   lived   together     until  j 


Alleging  hla  wife  told  blm  that  ahe 
:»d  no  lore  or  affection  for  him  end 
hat  ahe  had  obtained  e  divorce  from 
->er  first  husband  end  could  gat  one 
rom  him.  Roy  S.  Prowl  thla  morning 
lied  eult  for  divorce  in  circuit  court 
-gainst  Verne  Prowl.  They  were  mar- 
led in  April  1037.  and  lived  together 
mUi  Jur->  of  tbe  aame  year. 


305 


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SHERIFFS-HOME 


I 


Murrell  Harman  Used  Pistol 

of  Cassville  Officer  to 

Commit  Suicide. 


CAMVIUl.    Mo.,   Aug.   rt. 


fSpe- 

rUM-  Murrtll      Hirman     of     Kansas 

City  committed   suicide  at    Jo  o'clock 

yesterday  morning  at  the  home  of  his 

broUier-ln-law.    Sherirf    Hugh   Brlxey. 

';  by  shooting  himself  in  the  head.  u»- 

jinft  the  ahertfra  platol.    He  had  bean 

suffering    from    a    nervous   breakdown 

(rom  too  close  application  to  his  work 

,and   had   not    beeu    able   to   work   for 

j  several  months. 

'     Mr.  Harman   came   here     Thursday 
night  and  spent  the     night     at     the 
iBrlxey  home.     Sheriff  BrUey  and  his 
•deputy.  Walter   Bailee,   were   together 
In  the  sitting  room     of     the     Brlxey 
home    yesterday    morning    when    Mr. 
Harman  went  Into  a  bedroom.     Pick- 
ing up  the  sheriff's  pistol,  he  placed 
lit  against  his  left  temple  and  fired, 
'death  being   Instantaneous 
j      Harman    was    born    and    reared    In 
'Uonett.     He   was   37   years     old.      He 
(went   to  Kansas  City  eight   years   ago 
land  held  a  position  with     the     Ford 
(Motor  company.  Ha  formerly  was  em- 
I  ployed    by    the    express    company    at 
Monett. 

He  Is  survived  by  his  wile,  formerly 
Miss  Vlrgle  Thomas  of  this  city,  and 
two  daughter*. 


MABJUAOB   LICENSES. 

Recorder  Jack  V-  McJCea  today  as- 
sued  marriage  licenses  to  the  follow- 
ing: 

Henry  M.  Prater,  36,  Lanagan.  Mo.. 
and  Viola  Bodantaoh.  21.  Kansas  City. 

Jacob  J.  Hafungar.  61.  and  OUla 
Wise,  4*.  both  of  Springfield 

F.  R.  Chandler.  IB.  and  Freda 
Johnston.  16.  both  of  Spring!  leld. 

Kllled  By  lironrho. 
Ed   Bmlth  of   Fair  Piny   we*  allied  ; 
when    one    of    a    team     -t    bronchoe 
which  .be  was  water,: n«  hi*  brother- 
in-law.  Frank    Purr.r.. Ml     drive,   made 
a  dash  and  ran  over  Mr.  Hrrltb.  stria-  ■ 
tng  him  in  the  he**!  with  *  hoof.  Hej 
died   two  Tiout*   tatri    ::>.':>    the      in-;. 
jury. 


j  Vlneyerd  Reunion. 

The    third    Vineyard    reunion 

held    laat    Sunday    at    Phelps    Orove 

park  when  the  birthdays  of  Mr.  and 

;  Mrs.  Oeorge  Blackburn  were  celebrat- 
ed. A  basket  (Tinner  was  held  at 
noon  The  followltiK  guests  attend- 
ed Meant*  and  Meadames  L  E  Mor- 
ri*.  Ororgv  Blackburn.  Tom  Black- 
burn  and  ^daughter  Velma  Mae.  Ouy 
Blackburn   aud    son    Melvin.    Charlie 

;  Atkinson  and  children.  Dutch  Heady. 
Messrs     Vearl    Morris.    Floyd    Llllard. 

1  Jim    Akrldge.    Mra       Jane      Akiidge. 

|  Misses  Hazel  Morris  Verta  Morrla. 
Opal  Akrldge.  Ruth  Heady.  Eva  Black- 
burn   and      Oeorge      Blackburn      of 

'  Springfield:    Mr.   end      Mrs.     Francia 

{Julian  and  daughters  of  Bols  D'Arc. 
Mr.    and   Mrs.   Ary   Tlesley  and    Mrs.  ; 

'  Angelina   Carson  Of  Ave:   Messrs  and  J 

I  Meedame*  John  Hall.  William  Atkin- 
son. Oeorge  Vineyard.  Thurman  Vlne- 
jyard  and  children.  Will  Moore;   Mteeee 
Haael  Waugh.  Oeorgia  Waugh.  Oodlla 
Moore.       Oeorgia     Vineyard.     Blanch 
Vineyard.  Shirley      Atkinson.      Esther1 
Atkinson.  Messrs.  Ira  Hall.  Alvtn  Hall. 
I  Martin   Vineyard.   Ouy     Moore.      Hey 
j  Moore,  Louis  Atkinson  of  Marshfleld, 
Mrs.  Addle  Tyson  and  eon.  Mrs.  Lot- 
j  tie  Davis,  and  Mr.  Matt  Vineyard   of 
!  Falrview,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Oamxnon 
j  and  children  of  Tulsa.  Okie.;   Messrs. 
and    Maadamee    ollie    Rlchereon    and 
children,    Odl    Hook     and      children. 
Austin   Hook  and   children   and   Mr*. 
John    Hook    of    Bollvan,    Mrs.      Pearl 
Mechen   of   Webb  City.  Mr.   and   Mrs. 
Orvll    Eagleburger    and    daughter    of 
Hickory  Barrens  and  Mr  Wayne  Nokes 
of  Mlnner. 

HKillKS    INFANT. 

Funeral     services     for     Blllle     Joe 

WlOe*.  one-nuxatb-am  so*  of  Mr. cod 

Mrs     J.    Z     Hugh**,    of    Mi   mama 

i  street,  who  died  at  6  p.  m.  yesterday 

|  a:  the  home,  wer*  held  at  3  p.  m.  to- 

dsy    at    the    home.     Burial     was     In 


I 


.Oreenlawn   cemetery   under  direction 
!  of  the  Klingner  Funeral  home 
P»  ■  


JOHN   W.   WHITE. 

Funeral  errangemenU  are  incom- 
plete for  John  W  White.  81,  of  near 
RogerrvlHt.  who  died  after  a  linger- 
ing Illness  Thursday  night  1n  «  local 
hospital.  *unal  will  be  in  Panther 
cemetery,  under  direction  of  the 
Retly-Farreil  Undertaking  company  or 
Rogersville.  He  Is  survived  by  a 
daughter.  MUs  Anna  White,  and  five 
son*.  W.  W.J.  C  .  E  O  .  C.  R  .  and 
O.   W.   White,    all    of    Rogersvlllr. 


Sob 


DEATHS 


MRU.  EMMA  DAVIS. 

Funeral  arrangements  are  in  coot  • 
i  pitta  for  Mrs.  Emm*  Davis,  63.  wile  of 
1  Henry  Davis,  a  prominent  fanner  of 
,  near  Republic,  who  swallowed  * 
I  quantity   of    carbolic   acid   Thursday 

morning   aiiuilll    hfti-l   0  i»"rl!""*ti   «*   h*f 
1  home,   dying   three  hours  later. 
I      Mr*.   Da  via  left   a  note   which   read! 
!  "Do  not   blame   nnyunr.     I'm  in  poor 
J  health.'*  -•"  -■:-■- 

|  The  deceased  ir  -.umved  by  her 
'nuaband.  two  sons.  Harold  Dav|*.  a»- 
siiLr.nt  cashier  of  the  State  Bank  of 
nepubllc;  Clyde  Da\i*.  a  farmer,  and 
,  a  dauchter.  Mrs  Harold  Phlllipi  of 
i  California. 

Funeral    arrangement*    are    lncom- 
!  plete.    pending     th«    arrival     of    the 
daughter,  but  they  will  be  under  di- 
rection of  the  R    T.  Thurrr.an  Under* 
taking  company  of  Republic. 

mus.  v.  k.  meiikik. 

Word  was  received  Thursday  of  the 
death  of  Mrs  C  E  Mrhr'r  a?  her 
iiome  in  Enid.  Ok  In  Mrs.  Mehelr 
has  often  visited  here  rk  the  c  last 
of  Mr*  II  E  Lamkl.i.  of  «rn  Pick- 
wick avenue,  ana  made  many  friends 
while  here. 

f'OLHV    HAVES. 

Funeral  services  lor  Colby  Hayes. 
T3.  who  died  WfdtiMdiiv  at  hi» 
home  in  Bols  D'Arc  were  held 
at  it  a.  m.  today  at  the  Baptist 
church  In  Bols  D'Arc.  Burial  was  In 
Teakley  chapel  cemetery  under  di- 
rection of  the  Redfcrn  and  Royal 
Undertaking   company. 


I  BONA    I.F.NORA    I,A\M\<. 

Edna  Lenora  l.aulnp.  a  •yrnr-old 
daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Marvin 
j  Lawlng.  of  1334  North  Main  avenue, 
,  died  this  morning.  She  Is  survived 
by  three  brothers.  David.  Clayton  mid. 
Hubert,  and  four  sisters.  Dora.  Go'dlc, 
Mildred  and  Ella.  Funeral  service* 
will  be  i-.r;o  at  2  o  clock  Sunday  aft- 
ernoon at  the  Church  of  Christ, 
Johnson  and  Dale  streets,  with  me 
Kllngner  Funeral   Home   in   charge. 


». 


OVERDOSE  OF  YERNOL 

Mrs  Hsiao  Rbacksay.  38.  arreated 
Inn  two  weeks  afo ,  when  officers 
rounded  up  an  allsfed  dope  ring. 
f»a  who  was  sent  to  Kansas  City  for 
treatment  '  In  hopes  she  might  be 
eared  of  the  bsblt.  died  yesterday 
morning  In  a  Kanaaa  City  hospital. 
where  ahe  was  taken  Tuesday  after- 
noon sfter  being  found  unconscious 
b  -  police,  according  to  word  received 

here. 

The  woman  was  placed  on  a  train 
here  the  night  of  August  22.  She 
was  found  In  front  of  a  residence  at 
1011  lyhe  street  In  Kansas  City  tbe 
next  morning  and  carried  I  not  the 
house.  She  istrr  -was  removed  to  a 
hospital  where  phyaiclans  discovered 
that  ac  hart   taken   30  pralns  of  ver- 

nol. 

The  body  will  be  returned  to 
C..rlngfield  for  burial  In  Hardwood 
cemetery  under  direction  of  me 
Kllngner  Funeral  home  Funeral  ar- 
rangements  arc   Incomplete 


1919. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  AUGUST  28, 1927  -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  I:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2A:  Gordon  Wooten  sues  to  divorce  Fern  Wooten.  They  were  married  May  17, 


Daughter  born  August  26  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  D.  A.  Barnett  of  2024  North  Weller 


avenue. 


1926. 


Page  7A:  Ada  Grantham  sues  to  divorce  Isaiah  Grantham.  They  were  married  May  26, 

Page  IB:  Divorce  suits  filed.** 

There  is  a  large  photo  of  those  attending  the  Headlee  family  reunion. 

Mrs.  Elizabeth  McQuigg  celebrated  her  92nd  birthday.** 

Ira  Long  and  Tom  Baker  died.** 
Page  2B:  Mrs.  Henry  Davis  committed  suicide.** 


8d 


Page  3B:  William  J.  Campbell  and  Lula  M.  Gallagher,  both  of  Strafford,  were  married 
yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Page  4B:  Goldie  H.  Patterson  sues  to  divorce  Richard  B.  Patterson.  They  were  married 
August  4,  1917. 

Page  5B:  O.  D.  Thurman  sues  to  divorce  Edna  Thurman.  They  were  married  February 
7,  1920. 

Page  6B:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  F.  D.  Willard  and  daughter  Mary,  Dr.  and  Mrs.  T.  H.  Casey  and 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  I.  J.  Knight  and  son  Tony-all  of  Lebanon-went  to  Springfield  to  attend  the 
Headlee  reunion.  Mrs.  Willard  and  Mrs.  Casey  are  granddaughters  of  James  Headlee,  brother 
of  Capt.  Sam  Headlee. 

Claude  Hammers  of  Monett  died.** 

Mrs.  Aleen  Drake  Williams  died  in  Joplin.  She  was  the  sister  of  Wid  Irwin  of 
Bowers  Mill. 

There  was  a  reunion  at  the  home  of  Tom  Barker  of  Bowers  Mill.  Item  lists  those 
attending. 

Ernest  MacCan  of  Arlington  drowned  in  Piney  river  last  Monday. 
The  father  of  George  Hughes  died  at  Dixon  where  he  lived. 
William  Arbaugh  committed  suicide.** 
Mrs.  Nancy  Casteel  died  in  Miller.** 

Son  born  August  26  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  L.  Adams  of  1 800  Newton  avenue. 
Page  9B:  Steve  Hughes  died.** 

Page  10B:  Card  of  thanks  from  J.  V.  Hughes  and  others.** 
Card  of  thanks  from  G.  P.  Cunningham  and  others.** 
Page  12B:  Edna  Lenora  Lawing  died.** 
Colby  Hayes  died.** 
Mrs.  C.  E.  Meheir  died.** 
Miss  Rose  Perrin  died.** 
George  Henry  Carroll  died.** 
Page  2C:  Miss  Irene  Jacquith  and  Mr.  Allen  Whitehead  were  married.** 


CAJtO  OF  THAKXS 
W»  wwA  to  taaak  oar  mv  Mm*  **4 
nadsabor*    for  tbafr  rrmpathy   aad   many 
baaatifal    fkml    offartnca    la 
nd  daata  of  oar  ■  iIitij  M  *M 
3.  T.  HUGHS* 
BEBTHA  HUCHM. 
FATJLTNE  HUUELU. 
.  DAVID  HUGHE*.  1 


CARD  OF  THAXES 

Wo  wiaa  to  axproaa  ear  siorore  aaprew 
Hatton  for  th*  Mndnona  and  mrmvmUkr 
ahoVo  mm  by  Mr  nettkbora  and  frWrxto 
dorta*  ta*  raoont  Olnoaa  and  daata  of  oar 
botoood  wtfa.  daorbtor  and  atatar.  Ateo 
for  tko  Wautffol  floral  offorin«a. 
MX.  Q.  P.  CUNNINGHAM. 
MB3.  LOUISE  MKNGERRAUSKJf 
and  family-.  1 

oaVCQUITH  -  WH  ITEM  EAO 

atframg*     of     Mlaa     Irm 
daughter   of  Mrs.    Carrie' 
•t     MlasoQrl    tvtnur,     to 
Allen    Whitehead.    0011    of    Mr 
1  WhUobaad.  Ill  Ea«t  1 
atroet.  took  pl»w  at  Tulna.  i 
AnfUat     XI.    The    hrlde    Is    h 
f    th*    8prina-fl«ld    Hlch' 
th*    brtdaaroom    la    a ; 
__  0ro*awood  Ht«h  school. 
rnaita  their  homr  In  Tuliu.  ' 
1  Mr-  Whitehead  la  em-. 
at    to*     DU1*    department 


VITWAMDIXON  MAN  DIES 

Bp+eimi  99  TaW  C^fl|>  Jf wc 

DDCON.  Ma,  Anc  .  JT,— 8U*« 
Hughe*.  IK  yaara  old  and  for  the 
paot  two  roars  a  roaldant  of  DUon. 
la  doad  at  hla  homo.  Ha  wu  In 
twain***  for  soraraJ  yoara  la  ▼mr- 
loua  towoa  along-  the  Frtaco  be- 
ta-saa  ■!■  tagOaM  aad  BC  Louis,  but 
rotlrod  a  Caw  raara  a#o- 


I      Thoae  present  at  th*  Tom  Barker  | 
1  home  at   Mt.  Vernon   at   the  family  ', 
reunion     were:      Grandma     Barker. 
I  Miller,  Mo..  Joe  Parka  and  family  of  \ 
,  Jefferson   City,  Mo.;    Clayton  Bark-; 
'r-r   and     family,   of   Maple     Grova; 
Homer  Barker  and  family.  Mt.  Ver-  ' 
|non.   Mo;    Arrh  Barker   and   family 
of  Okli  :  Walt«*r  Barker  and  family  j 
of  I/nckwood.  Mo.;  John  Barker  and 
famllv   »f    Bowpra    Mill.    Mo.;    Tru-  ! 
mnn  Moore  ami  wife.  .Tefferaon  City.  \ 
m.,      yrf    m    A    On-pii,  Mr.  and  Mrs. 

tv «  r.f  rv.Men   City.   Mo.;   Bnlph 

P,.,r'Kii 


■«M 


WW 


Mr.  aad  Mra,  B.  t- 
Bewtoo 
of  a 


B*v.f.--— 

of  1*00 


808 


FOR 'A 


Many  Mombwr.  of  Family  Will  PftrtJdpct.  In  Party  Otopring 
H*i  *2n<  m&M^*t»mw)*mM***f  Aft* 


>  i  •  •  «  t 

A*  WKkOOM  Itttto  old  lady,  dsll- 
oa«e  of  baud  aad  foaturo,  with 
hair,  interested  blue 
a  isuj  naii«  a*td  ma*  fcnos 
v.  wtB  bs  the  MMM  |Wt 
of  honor  at  a  family  reunion  sad 
birthday  party  hare  today, 
la  Mra.  CUaabath 

to  a  «rM»  circle  of 

aa  "Aunt  Betty",  who  will  celebrate 
b«r  atooty  aaoond     birthday 
rouaded  by  all  tho  Itvtaf 
of  bar  family. 

Mra.  MeQolgg's  father.  John  Bob. 
ortooa.  wu  oaa  of  tbo  earliest  pio- 
neers u  southwest  Missouri,  and 
llttU  B-r.y  waa  born  on  August  t«. 
l*lt.  In  Lh«  farmhomo  down  on  the 
Gasconade  rtvor,  fa  .Wright  county. 
WhDs  aba  w*o  still  a  very  omaO 
girl,  tbo  family  moved  to  Spring - 
(Uld.  aad  Betty  aodat  bor  girlhood 
hi  tbo  old  ftsbartouu  boose  which 
Id  now  too  Con  ton  nary  homo. 

♦ 


! 


VIVID  WAB  MCMORIES* 


i 


alippod  on 
aoas.  Hm  brother  waa  mortally 
wounded  In  tbo  battla  of  WUaon 
Crook,  and  Mrs.  MeQutgg  remem- 
bers th*  battle  rory  well,  and  hear- 
ln<  the  aolae  of  the  guns  from  her 
homo, 

Mr.  McQulgg  has  boon  dead  for  44 
years. 

Bra.  MoQulg*  llvos  boro  wttb^her 
daughter.  Mra.  Eugene  Jones,  at 
ill  West  Walnut  elreeL  Leat  win- 
ter, while  staying  with  another 
daughter.  Mra.  J.  F.  Robinson, 
about  l*  mlloa  oat  to  tbo  ooaatry 
oa  the  West  H lgfa  street  road,  a  dog- 


She  .mauled  young,  aa  waa  tbe 
custom,  aad  waea  bar  husband. 
Joba  MoQaJgg.  Jotood  tbo  homo 
guard  to  tho  '•as.  she  bad  two  baby 
girls.  Of  an  bar  memories,  tboso  of 
^Cirtl  war  days  are  most  vivid,  aad 
sbo  relates  wttb  lively  humor  how 
eoldlers  occupied  her,  homo,  and 
insisted  on  fiddling  and  dancing. 

'1  never  had  seen  a  dsace-step 
before  tho  war."  she.  says  laugh  - 
lngly.  -aad  whoa  tbo.  soldiers  be- 
gma  getting  out  their  fiddles.  I  was 
afraid  my  hashaad  wouldn't  like  It. 
I  told  them  bo  might  make  them 
stop  when  ho  cum  back.'  and  they 
just  said.  «WoH.  If  ho  tries  It  were 
two  to  one.'  So  whoa  I  saw  him 
coming  about  sundown  I  alippod 
out  and  told  him  not  to  aay  a  word 
about  It.  and  ha  didn't  all  e renin*. 

at  midnight,  ho  said.     -Now. 
rooss   botoags   to 


vary  alesly. 


t  oak" 


I 


BROKE  HIP  IN   FAU. 


-♦ 
I 


to  BpslagfWd,  aad  at  oao 

time,  hartng  boon  watting  on  them 

tirelessly  far  saaay  days,  she  says. 

I  while  aa  ai 


The  family  reunion  and  birthday 
oalaaraUaa  today  will  bo  hold  at 
the  Robtnsoh  homo,  and  wttl  bo  at- 
tended by  lira.  McQulg*-.  her  three 
daughter.  Mrs.  Roblnsoa.  Mrs.  Jones 
Mrs.  W.  D.  Miller  and  their 
She  has  eight  grandchil- 
dren aad  four  groatgi  aadchlldroa. 
Dorsey  O.  Joaoa,  for  aU  years 
of  history  aad  ■rnnssilia  at  tho 
senior  high  school  bora,  and  bar 
grandson,  who  has  been  attending 
the  University  of  Iowa  this  sum- 
»or.  srrlred  In  8prtagfleld  Friday 
to  attend  the  reunion  and  make  it 
complete.  He  will  return  to  the 
University  of  Iowa  after  a  fort- 
night's vacation  here  to  complete 
work  for  hla  Ph.  D.  degree. 

Mra  McQuigg  la  exceedingly 
proud  of  her  grandchildren,  several 
1  of  whom  are  teachers,  and  takes  a 
keen  Interest  iD  their  actsyitlee. 
They,  on  the  other  hand,  adore  her. 
and  love  to  listen  to  her  talea  of 
pioneer  life  and  Civil  war  times. 


8oq 


BARTON  COUNTY  FARMER, 
DESPONDENT,  ENDS  LIFE 

j  Social  to  T»i«  Daily  JVm  *.  I 

LAMAR,  Mo..  Aug.  27.— William' 
Arbaugh,  56.  a  resident  of  Union 
township  for  many  years,  com- 
mlted  suicide  st  his  home  by  tak- 
ing strychnine.  Artmuqh  lost  a  leg 
niany  years  ago  und  thla  caused 
him  to  become  despondent  many 
timea.  friends  say.  Ho  Is  survived 
by  the  widow  and  two  sons. 


day  at  the  hem*  of  bar  9011,  Will 
altar  a  two-hourr  Ulnae*.  A  strok* 
I  of  parerrsis  and  high  blood  prea- 
Isure  mw4  Mr  heath.  Burrtrtog 
her  are  one  daughter  and  four 
I  ton*.  Interment  will  bs  In  Psnns- 
Thursday  aftsrnoon. 


J      Claude    Hammer*,   former    Frisco 
'  brakeman  died  at  hU  homo  In  Jop- 
lln  August   22.   of   tuberculoma   Fu- 
neral   service*    » ere   held   at   Bellg- 
rmin   Wednesday  afternoon. 


.v,  vW.~-- 


if   rYwninent   Farmer 
UN  Fdto*1rsQ  Nerv- 
ous Breakdown 


doe   to   eonttnued    '.II  I 
**»   FwUia»J  given  as   tho  I 
+€      the      suicide      Th.in.flnv 
of    Mrs,    Henry    Devi*.    5; 
eld.    wife    o(     Henry     Davis,  j 
»t  tarrneT  living  three  mil-  «  , 
Of  Republic.  Mre  Davis  drank  j 
of  poison  about  (  o'clock  , 
tbs     morning     and     was     found  I 
Stty    afterward    by    her    hueban.l  ' 
•    Immediately    called    Dr.    F.     1. 
A  and   Dr.    U.   O.  Frame  of   He-  I 


Dies    Three    Hours   Later 

In   spite    of   the   effort*    n.sde    J  > 

is     physicians.      Mrr      i)»t.t     u.v. 

three   hour*  after  taking-  the 


A  farewell  note  had  h*en  left  by 
Deris  who  ashed  that  no 
be   placed    upon   her   husband 

E    children    for    Y>ri     t..     .    i.  «    <\ 

lalned    that     she    could    st.ind    liar 
iffartng  no  longer    Mm.   Pavla  had 
Saiffered  a  nervous  breakduw  n  about  i 
^•o   year*  ar.->  anil   h*»   l>een  In  poor  I 
peeith    a1rr«  t'-..-\t   r>-  e 

6he  Is  survived  l>>  the  husband,  1 
*T  l»o  eons.  Harold,  who  is  saslpt- I 
fent  cashier  of  the  Republic  Suite! 
Uak  and  Clyde  a  farmer  of  j 
ybrlstlan  rounty.  and  by  one 
•aughte*.  sirs.  Harold  Phillips,  ot 
fcallfornla 

Was   Church    Worker 
Funeral      nrrmfraenlii      are      In-  | 
eoraplete  pending  the  arrival  of  the 
daughter  but   will  be  held  under  di- 
rection   of    It     r.     Thurman.    under- 
taker ..r  W'  public. 

lira  l«a-.  Is  was  a  member  of  the 
Christian  church  at  Clever.  M», 
and  was  well  known  throughout  the 
Itcry   In  which    she   lived. 


TnoMtemd  Love 
Lot*}  «jf  OWsta) 
Cold  Def  bun 
Ncgfed,  Are  Among 

•-Grounds- 

jyBCUUUKO   that  his   wife   cared 

more    for    other    men    than    (or 

him.  that  she  rewstssd  away  fffo*aJ 

sssai  frequsntrr  at  night  aad  that1 
she  neglected  her  household  duties. 
Mall  Cask*  has  filed  suit  for  41- 
varo*  from  Nellie  F.  Cagle.  Thay 
were  married  Oct.  t.  IrM,  and  sep- 
arated In  June.  1921. 


A  LUX3INO  that  be  seat  bis  wits 

to     the   salubrious    climate    at 

the    Oxarks-    for    bar    health,    aad 

that  she  refused  to  return  to  Kaa- 

saa  with  him  whsn  her  health  had 

I  been    restored.    L.    H.    Aleshlre    has 

1  fl.ed    suit    for   divorce    from    Mabel 

1  Aieaalre.     Tbey  were  married  April 

'  :?.    :?:e.  and  ael^ralod  In  l»j«. 


1  A  88KRTINQ  that  his  wife  told 
him  aha  had  got  a  dlvoroe  from 
her  first  husband  and  oould  set 
oae  from  him.  Hoy  a  Prowl  has 
filed  suit  for  a  divorce  from  Varna 
Prowl.  They  were  married  April 
II     1»I7,  aad   separated  last  June. 


0: 


X  .  the  ground  that  her  husband 
refused  te  support  her  and  that 
she  was  compelled  to  engage  In 
menial  labor  to  support  herself  aad 
tbelr  two  children.  L<aah  Van  Bursa 
has  filed  suit  for  divorce  from  Os- 
wald Van  Bursa  They  were  mar- 
ried Oct.  «i,  1»0T.  aad  ssparatad 
last   week.. 


QHAROINQ^that 

l- V.eJ    her    to    leave    liuuiti 


husband  com- 

nor  e 

than  a  year  ago  and  has  failed  to 
contribute  anything  toward  hor 
support  sine*  that  time.  Dicta  Ver- 
million filed  suit  for  dlvoroe  from 
Jesse  L.  Vermillion.  Tbey  were 
married  November  St.  1901,  and 
separated   June   it,   1»2«. 


rn^AJMINO  that  his  wife  nagged  at 
^  him.  found  fault  with  every  thing 
be  did  and  occaalonally  struck  him. 
Edward  Popejuy  has  filed  suit  (or 
divorce  from  fieUUa  M.  Popejoy. 
Tbey  were  married  In  November, 
ltd*,  and  separated  last  week. 


0; 


N  tho  ground  that  her  husband 
abandoned  bar  more  than  a  year 
ago.  Nellie  U.  Btalasrt  has  tiled  suit 
tor  divorce  from  Thefaea  &  Stam- 
en- Thay  ware  married  Mama  It, 
UK  and  separated  August  10.  lsr*. 


810 


QBTTLNQ      forth 

mond  to  another  apajrtment  In 
Lbs  apartment  bo  us*  they  own.  that 
she  cursed  and  abused  him,  sought 
to  ridicule  him  and  generally  Ig- 
nored htm.  Charles  W.  VMd  haa 
i'.ini  auii  lur  dlvorcs  from  Mslen  B.  ' 
Weed  They  »frf  married  June  12,  ■ 
ls-:3.  and  separated  July  &.  1*27. 


OWte«r*v. 


I-JKK    husband's    alleged    fondness 
for  liquor  and  hla  failure  to  sup- 
port  her   arc   tbe   reaw ons   advanced 

bv  Lillla  Compton  for  asking  a  di- 
vorce from  'W  J  Compton.  They 
were  married  November  I,  HJt.  and 
separated    Last   week. 


■*"**» 


Ozark  Youths  Com* . 

End  in  Experiment  „ 
irfacturintj  Intoxicants 
Blackberries 


DEATHS  COME  SHO. 
AFTER  SAMPLING 


Officer.    Drop 

Lo*ming  Thay  Mad*  _ 
Speculate  on  Nature  of 
Fatal  Poison 


Special  t.  The  DmU,  Sews. 
£)DCON.  Mo,  ia(.  SV-*w* 

ara  dead   and  ana  la 
ill  a*  th«  trade  nAatc 
of    thraa   yonns;   nea   to 
tura  win*. 

Tta  dan*    •*»'] 
old    atm    of    Jo* 


Baker.  Both 


***•    third     ._ 
brother  of  tra. 

the  horn*  of  hit 
hi" i  way  hack  t»  ttfo. 

•> 


•OOM    BKCOetl   1U. 


The   thraa 
o*4*hbora,  ' 

to     ahais! , 

Knowing;    ttttla    e( 
wine   maktac, 
tempt,  and  H 
•go  that  they 
their  product, 
al  too  Lone  k 

CUude  Lone.   It  «u   said,  drank 
■oma   of    the    wtoe   and 
that    It    111    aot 
othara 


the/  drank, 
throe  an  ' 
which  at  Ore* 
keen    doe    to 


I 
♦  - 

While  no  tost  of  the  ] 
by  the  thrao  was  made,  tt  1 
that  death 
poison  formed  ,bw 
of  the  contain  ere 
proceee    of 

fve-en    such    aa   It    should    1 
due    to   IncredJect*   that 
be-en  added  to  hasten  this  : 
tlon. 

Persona  familiar  with  the 
of  wine  said  that  metal 
frequently   ware   eaten 
win*    and    a    poison 
Others  were  of  the  opinion 
much  yeast  or  sugar 
ed.    and   that   tho 
whan    the   right   proportions 
various   Ingredients 


DEATHS 


KDNA  LENORA  LAWINQ 
Fnraorol  services  for  Edna  Lanark  I 
Lowing,  I-year-old  daughter  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  MarvAn  Lawlng,  of  1624 
NoAh  Main  avenue,  who,  died  yes- 
terday morning,  will  be  bald  at  X 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  tho  Church 
of  Christ,  at  Johnson  avenue  and 
Dale  street,  with  burial  In  Green  - 
lawn  cemetery  under  direction  of 
the  Kllngner  Funeral  home.  She  is 
aurvtved  by  the  parent*  and  three 
brothers,  David,  Clayton  and  Hu- 
bert, and  by  four  slaters,  Dora, 
Ooidle,  Mildred  and  Ella. 


HAYES  SERVICES 
Funeral  services  for  Colby  Hayes, 
•S  years  old.  who  died  Wednesday 
at  his  hume  In  Bola  D'Arc,  Mo., 
were  held  ut  11  o'clock  yesterday 
morning  at  the  Baptist  church  In 
that  town  with  burial  In  Yeakley 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the 
Redfern  ajid  rfoyal  Undertaking 
company. 


MRS.  C.  E.  MEHEIR 
Mm  C.  E.  Mehler,  of  Enid,  Okla., 
a  frequent  \inltur  In  Springfield, 
died  Thursday  a.t  her  home  accord- 
ing to  Information  received  ye*ter- 
day  by  a  friend,  Mrs.  H.  K.  Lumkln. 
of  60t  Pickwick  avenue. 


%W 


OEORGE  HENRY  CARROLL 
Oeorge    Henry    Carroll.    »•*«•*■ 

old.  of  1S02  Hovey  street,  died  al 
1*  .dock  yesterday  morning  »■  • 
local  hospital  following  a  brief  U  - 
ness  Funeral  .ervlcea  will  be  held 
!™  ;  3u  o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon 
'at  the  residence  with  burial  In 
,"V.enU«n.e.noter>   under  direction 

'of    \V     L    ytarnc.    undertaker.      Mr. 

,  Carroll,  who  v. as  »~'"^n^aV  and  I 
nuu,  for  the-  Springfield  Gas  and 
KTectric  company.  I-  survived  b> 
Uh.  widow,  two  «•«-*""•  J1'** 
I  i-well  and  Kuth  Genevra  of  the 
.jewen    "■  .        lwo    brothers. 

1  homo  uddress.  nj  i  » 
i  Hiram  IUy.  of  Fair  Grove,  and  fc.1- 
1  len^oy.  S  Hunterville.  Okla.  and 
|K  YathV  Hiram  II.  Carroll  of 
Glidewell.  Mo.  He  w.a  an  ex-solalcr. 
'living  ^rved  during  the  war  M 
chief  mechanic  with  Battery  B  . 
2nd.  ™d  Artlllwy.  at  Camp 
Cu«ter.  Mich. 


MI88  R08E  PERRIN 
Miss    Kon    PttlTln.    36    year*    old. 
•   graduate  bum   who    had    prac- 
ticed   her*    for   the    pact    12    year  a. 
died   at    11    o'clock    last    night    In    a 
local  hospital  after  a  lingering  111  - 
ness.      Funeral    arrangement*    uie 
incomplete    but   will   be    held    ut    tli 
Freewill     chapel     near     Fair     llruvej 
with    burial    there    under    direction , 
of   the    Herman    II.    L.ohnio>«T    Fun- 
eral  home.     She   is   survived    by    Hie 

-.  .  ....  ...        i  .  9       1.-.,  •.. 

drove,  one  brother,  Floyd,  also  i>f  j 
Fair  Orove.  and  one  sister,  Mrs.  . 
J.  K.   Dennett,  of   Kaunas   City. 


llichard  G.  Bateman.  :j.  Mem-  j 
phis.  Tenn..  and  Olive  Rose  Lines,  . 
18.  Springfield:  James  H.  Floyd, 
|  84.  and  Elsie  Murphy.  21  h..lh  of  \ 
!  Springfield;  William  J  Campbell.) 
>?!>.  and  I.ula  M  Gallagher.  2!»,  both 
,  of     Strafford:      Bert     Blrchfleld.     18, 


and    Mallssa    Schneller. 
St.    Louis 


22.   both  of 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  AUGUST  28,  1927--LEADER 
Page  2:  Mrs.  Cintha  Haralson,  83,  died  Monday  at  the  home  of  her  daughter  Mrs.  Will 
Harris  of  Slagle,  Mo.  She  was  buried  at  New  Bethel.  She  is  survived  by  three  daughers  and 

four  sons.** 

Leonard  Crewse,  Fred  Baker  and  Wheeler  Rasor  died.** 
Page  5:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  J.  Marlin  of  Marshfield  observed  their  golden  wedding 
anniversary. 

Page  8:  Colby  Hayes  died.** 

Hughes  infant  died.** 

Edna  Lenora  Lawing  died.** 

George  Henry  Carroll  died.** 

Miss  Elsie  Rose  Perrin  died.** 
Page  14:  Rev  .  William  Karsten  died.** 

John  Wells  killed.** 
Page  15:  Miss  Ila  Mae  Claxton  and  Mr.  Jess  Hilterbrand  were  married.** 

Miss  Flossie  Ethel  Dodds  and  Mr.  Charles  Lewis  Miller  were  married.** 

Miss  Elsie  Murphy  and  Mr.  James  H.  Floyd  were  married.** 

Miss  Cathalene  Iseman  and  Mr.  Glenn  L.  Davis  are  engaged  to  marry.** 

Miss  Billy  Crow  and  Mr.  Walter  Boggs  Bryson  are  to  be  married.** 
Page  16:  Miss  Gus  Bowen  and  Miss  Lucyle  Collier  are  to  be  married.** 
Page  17:  The  Williams  family  held  a  reunion.** 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  H.  Thurman  celebrated  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 

Miss  Olive  Rose  Lines  and  Mr.  Richard  George  Bateman  are  to  be  married.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  22:  Suit  filed  to  break  the  will  of  John  Bertalotto.** 

Page  24:  There  is  a  long  account  of  J.  P.  Stebbins,  born  in  England,  who  went  to 
California  on  horseback  during  the  gold  rush.  He  fought  Indians  and  now  lives  in  Springfield. 


^lt 


Bourn     formrrly 


to  tt»t  •«?     


6t4Jpel    will 


Floyd-MnrphT. 

M1M   El»l»  Murphy    and    Mr.   James 
H.   Floyd   were   married    yesterday 
ternoou     In     the     office     of     R. 
Trevathen.  Jujrtlr.e  of   the   peace; 
performed  the  ceremony. 


ef- 
H. 
ho 


8.1 


Weddls*   M    HubimuvIU*. 
A   wedding    of   interest     to   many 
I  Spring field  residents  will  take  place 
'beptemhor    7    at    Humansvllle .    when 
Mlu    Billy    Crow    becomes    the    bride 
of      Mr       Wal'.i  r      nogga      Bryson     of 
.  Oreeimlie.    3    C.      Mim   Crow    hu    a 
large     i. umber    of     rnmrf"    hern     fcivd 
the  wedding  mill  draw  n(-.^roilmately 
!)i    gUMU    trum    th*B    city,      Th*    «n- 
gnfemeiu  «u  announced  July  3)  a* 
ia  bridge  party  given  at  the  home  of 
|  the   bride-elect   and   came   as   a   rur- 
•  prlae      to    her     friends.      Mtu     Crow 
j  spent    much   of    the    time    this    iuffl> 
i  mer    with    her  (later.    Mrs.    Prank    O. 
'  Hamblen    of    Alta     Vlata.    OreenTtUa. 
:  She    I»    a    graduate   of    Missouri    8t*te 
Teachers    college    at    Warrnsburg   and 
la  a  inmber  of  8'.irmn  Aipha  aororlty. 
i  Mr.  Bryaon  la  a  prominent  young  at- 
torney   In    Oreei\llIe.    and    received 
|  hie    education    bt     Fuman    unlTerelty 
and     the     University    of    South     Car- 
|Ollim.     TMe  wedding  will  be  an  event 
lot  considerable  Inureit   to   the  •octal 
'set     of     Humansvllle     and    also    to    a 
;  lnrpe   number  here. 


lawsaan-Davla   EasTUresnenL 

an-  ! 

...       r^Wf-j 

t  d*ugB*sr.  Oethalene,  »o  Mr.  Glenn  L. 
;  Davis,  ton  or  Mr.   and   Mia.  Paul   R. 

De«s.    1*44    Morth    Jef  i arson    avenus.  . 

m  Drury  eollaaya.    She  attended  Prury 

collate  end  the  On——  Oaaaai  ra-  : 
!  tory  Of  Wudc  Later  aha  studied  j 
!  abroad    awe    wee    a    prpal    of    Isidore 

Philippe.  Mr.  Darts  la  lamissuved  wtta 

i ha  frlsco  railroad  company. 


SUE  TO  BREAK  WILL 

OF  AGED  FARMER 


1  CAS8VILLE.  Mo.  Aug.  27 —(Spe- 
cial.)—A  ault  to  set  aside  the  will  of 

'  the  lata  John  Bertaiotto,  prominent 
Barry  county  fanner,  has  been  filed 

i  In  circuit  court  here.    Alexander,  Ser- 

'  verluo.  Joseph  and  James  Bertaloto 
are  the  plaintiff*  ami  Roman,  John 
ar.d  Trroee  Dcrt.ilotto  nrr  the  «"■.<;- 
fendsnts.  All  are  children  of  the  de- 
ceased and  the  petition  Alleges  tbet 
the  father,  who  was  93  rear*  old  when 
he  made  hie  will,  did  not  have  the 
mental  capacity  to  do  so  The  son, 
Roman,  named  as  executor  of  the  ea- 

j  Uie.  received   the  bulk  of  the  estate. 

;  which  le  said  to  have  erceed»d  »7- 
000.  The  estnte  now  is  in  the  hands 
of  th-  probate  court.  A  large,  amount 
of  the  propertg  was  destroyed  by  fire 

fcreeenUf. 


laaanan  Iterta 

.  WJUUaa.  F. 


'  Tunatml  -  -aaretaaa   tm 

•».  wfco  died  Monday  at 
Of  hervdesajhtar.  Mrs.  WW  Bar- 
na  at  -Jag*:  Me,  wata  bald  Tuewtfay 
at  Mew  Betha*.  with  burial  In  the 
aamlarj  there.  She  la  eurrleed  try 
three  daughters  and  four  aona. 

During  the  asm  sen  day*  the 

of  three  young  man  who 
j  with     accidental     death     at 
)  paeoea  baa  been  returned  -to 
;  county ,.  for    burial — Leonard 
j  from  Oranlte  City,   111 
\  from  Rawlins.     Wyo.      and 

Raeor.  from  6t.  Louis. 


MAB.EIAOB   LICsTNSM. 

Recorder  Jack  W.  McKae  Saturday 
issued  marriage  licensee  to  the  fol- 
lowing- 

James  H.  Floyd.  34  and  Klele  Mur- 
pl«y.  II.  both  of  Springfield. 

Richard  U  Betemen.  23.  Memphis. 
Tenn  .  and  Olive  Rom  Lines,  lg. 
Springfield. 

William  J.  Campbell.  91,  and  Lola 
M.    OaJlagber    ».    both  of   Strafford. 

Bart  Birch  field,     38,    and     M 
Bchneller.  ».  both  of  8t  Louie. 

Wedding  Anniversary, 
Mr.  end  Mm  W.  It  ThunnsJv  of 
«ej*ubifce  celebrated  their  fiftieth 
wedding'  anniversary.  August  IB, 
with  en  unusual  program.  The  event 
wee  in  the  form  of  a  religious  ear- 
wiee  with  prayer  and  song  led  by 
Mr.  James  Thurman.  FV'hiw'.ng  the 
prayer  and  eong  services,  two  dmigh- 
tera-in-law  of  tbe  couple  awrred  Ice 
cream  and  calce  to  the  guests. 
friend*  and  relatives  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Thurman  sent  flowers  and 
gifts,  some  being  sent  from  Califor- 
nia Tboae  prevent  were:  Rev.  and 
Mrs  8wsdley,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Milton 
Miller.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Levi  Belle.  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Kd  81ms  and   children.   Mr. 

William  winter, 
Mr.    Warren 
Woe, ,  Mr,  « 


*M? 


af  s      ^ef.      ViOVI, 

Mr.    Ctrl 

"Qmnssn  and  <amia. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  I.  D.  Thurman  of  tail 
clty. 


DEATHS 


COLBY  HAYES. 
Funeral  eervlees  for  Colby  Bty**. 
83,  who  died  Wednesday  at  his  horn* 
In  Bolt  D'Arc.  were  held  at  11  a.  m, 
Saturday  at  the  Baptist  church  in 
nol»  D'Arc.  Burial  waa  In  Yeaklev 
chapel  cemetery,  under  direction  of 
the  Redfearn  and  Royal  Undertaking 
company. 


GEORGE  HENRY  CARROLL. 

George  Henry  Carroll.  38  yeara  old. 
of  1302  West  Hovey  street,  died  at 
10  a.  m.  Saturday,  at  a  local  hospital 
after  a  brief  Ulnae*.    He  la  survived 

by  the  wife,  by  Ms  f»tner-  HtrMn  "■ 
CarroU.  or  OllneweO.  Moxr  *▼*■"■ 
daughters.  Cled*  JawaU  *od  f^f 
Oearrre  CarroU.  of  " 


HUGHES  INFANT. 
runeral  services  for  Blllla  Jo* 
White,  one-month -old  eon  at  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  J.  Z.  Hughes,  of  1238 
street,  who  died  at  6  pm..  Friday  at 
the  home,  were  held  at  3  p.  m.  yes- 
terday at  the  home.  Burial  was  la 
Oreenlawn  cemetery  under  direction 
of  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home. 


HUterftraaeVCIaxtaa. 

I  Miss  Ha  Mae  Olaaton  of  Hart- 
|viile.  a  State  Teacher*  ooUege  atu- 
'  dent,  and  air.  Jeaa  HJlterbrand.  eoaab 

:  of  athletic*  In  MUler,  were  married 
!  yeeterday  afternoon  at  Osark.  Altar 
spending  Sunday.  Monday  and  Tuea* 
j  day  at  Branson,  Mr.  and  Mra.  Hllter- 
I  brand  will  arrive  In  Miller  In  time 
j  to  prepare  for  the  opening  of  school. 
I  Mrs.  Hllterbrand  also  will  teach  this 
I  year  In   the  Miller  school 


of  Fair  Orof,  »nd  Allan  May  - 

ag  Moctarrfna.  C4xla.   Mr,  Carroll  wj« 

Springfield  *m#l**£*\iWm^  Jjgf 
tM  -the  World  war  h*  was  •  -«»•»; 


o'cVoc*  -^teodey^atte»at»_ 
family      jaawa,  -  With     *?y^^jlti 
Otaenlwwn   ueweiaij'  una**  ilheolsnej 
of  W.  L.  Btarne,  undertaker. 

...    Eusa  mon  fmrin. 

Um  Sri*  nam  JNrrbs,  J*.  *Md  •» 
*   local   hospital   «t   It   o-tfoak    law 

night,  following  *'lta<"W  •""•"' 
She  U  sunrlrad  by  b*r  mottsar.  Mra. 
Belle  Ferrtn.  of  Fair  Orora.  a  brother, 
rioyd  Perrln.  Fair  Orore.  and  a  alater 
Mrs.  J.  K.  Bennett,  of  Kansas  City. 
Funeral  arrangements  are  Incomplete 
but  will  be  held  at  Freewill  chapel, 
near  Fair  drove.  Burial  will  be  In 
Freewill  cemetery,  under  direction  of 
the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
home.  Miss  Pcrrui  has  been  nuraibg 
»n  Springfield  hoepltala  for  the  past 
13  years. 


*f  Mr.  and  Mra,  Al  Williams,  atwth- 

*j*st  off  the  arty,  Tha 
•Jgo  In  observance  of  tha 
afgbth  birthday  «f  tha  oils**,,  +*H 
Mra  Mary  Simmon*.  Tag  ttmw  W*l 
■peat  meeUng  on*  another  and  rhUt- 
tng  torn*  of  the  fatal!?  fee*  »•*• 
awn  each  other  tn  a  number  of 
years  At  noon  a  basks*  dinner  war 
•erred  in  the  walnut  grove  of  tha 
baan*.  About  St  membera  of  the 
( tunny   were  preswnt.   ;     j  '  ■%?t~^s,& 


MUler-Dodda. 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Fred  L.  Dodda  of  VaJ- 
doaUt,  Oa.,  announce  the  marriage  of 
their  daughter,  Floeale  Ethel,  to  Mr. 
Charles  Lewie  Miller  of  Chicago.  HI. 
The  wedding  took  place  in  Effing- 
ham,  III,   Wedneeday.     Mr.  and  Mrs 


BDNA    LENOBA   LAW1NO. 
Funeral    aerrlcat   will    be   held    at 
2    p.    m.    today     at    the    church    of 
Christ.  Johnson  and  Dale  etreets,  for 


who    died    Saturday    **^J£- 
.         rtn  h<  tn  charge  ol  the  Ttnng 
vices  wlU  be  in  cns««  arrived 

ner  Funeral   home.     Bhe  '■  ™£J 
by    three    brothers     Dot WJ CU£ 
and   Hubert.    mA.UW*** 
Ooldle.   Mildred   and  Ella. 


oago.  Mra.  Miliar  wa*  a  * 
Springfield  girt  baring  Urad 
with  her  paranta  until  tbetr 
to  Valdoeta  thraa  yeara  ago. 


Mate  Ottee  Una  t*  Wbi.  >   '" 
Ollra  sVeee  Lv  F   line*   (laugh 

ter  of  Mra.  Oraoe  Mlrea.  Big  Booth 
<  Fort  street,  will  be  marrtad  thU  aft- 
I  ernoon  at  8  o'clock  to  Mr.  Richard 
;  Oeorge  Bataman.  at  a  quiet  ceremony 
:  at  the  home  of  her  mother.  Rev. 
I  Krrln  Leake,  pastor  of  tha  South  Are- 
i  mie    Christian   church    will    read    the 

service. 


214 


mmrr  ftaronaie  1W«  ■»«*  U'*-  j 
The  Bev.  William  Karaton,  pastor 
of  ths  Lutheran  church  a*  Oall- 
mnta.  Mo.,  wbo  onded  his  UN  of  j 
buctzif  hlBMU  la  Um  hare  at  his  •■ 
boms,  formsrty  wm  pastor  of  ths  ! 
Lutheran  church  In  Bareosit  for  si*  ' 
mn  prior  to  MIS.  and  was  __<r*"j 
Sjww* ^  thX  ststHJBW^sfWH 
Man  in  111  health,  this  condition  ho-  I 

'  ing  attributed  so  Um  isasuu  for  ths  j 

{suicide 


I 


J»pltW  Ms*  ap^£$#$i&i 
John  Weils.  formsT  Joplto  minor, 
killed  by  s  frslgbt  train  st  Cubs. 
wh«r»  h*  wm  smployd  at  s 
quarry.  Bs  .waa  a  aaarnasr  off 
too  JopUn  todfs  of  tht  rra*amal 
Order  of  tegles, 

.  eurrlTinf  srs  his  widow  and  two 
children,  residing  In  «t.  Lou*  Ths 
bodr  wm  sent  to  Bt.  Louie  for 
burial. 


MONDAY  MORNING,  AUGUST  29, 1927--DAILY  NEWS 
Page  10:  Miss  Rose  Perrin  died.** 
George  Henry  Carroll  died.** 
Mrs.  Carrie  Likins  Schneider  died.** 
Thomas  J.  Foster  died.** 


Former  Editor  of^rFSrow? 

Magazine  fi  Dead  at 

Washburn 


Thorns*  3.  roster.  M,  member  of 
a  pioneer  Osarks  family,  and  wide- 
lr  know*  la  Journalistic  and  hor- 
ticultural circle*  as  former  editor 
of  tfae  Otark  Fruit  Grower,  died  at 
his  home  near  Washburn,  Mo., 
about  noon  yesterday.  Mr.  Poster 
had  been  In  falling  health  for  sev- 
eral years  and  his  activities  have 
teen  confined  to  running-  his  print- 
ing business,  conducted  at  his  home. 
He  Is  survived  by  his  mother,  Mrs. 
R.  J.  Foster;  his  wife,  and  numer- 
ous kinsfolk  In  southwest  Mis- 
souri and  northwest  Arkansas. 
•.News  of  his  death  was  received  by 
'  his  wife's  sister,  Mrs.  J.  D.  (Justin, 
614  East  Elm  street,  yesterday  aft- 
ernoon. Funeral  arrangements 
have  not  yet  been  announced. 


SIS 


!  -.  ■ 


DEATHS 


]  Mitt  ROM  PI  RUIN 
-  FUneral '  services  for  Miss  Ross 
Perrla.  graduate  auras  wbo  died 
here  Saturday,  will  be  held  at  10 
o  clock  this  uioiiiint  ai  ilia  Freewill 
church,  near  Fair  Grove.  Burial 
will  be  In  ths  Freewill  cemetery,  un- 
der the  direction  of  llfrnun  H.  Loh- 
meyer. 


QEORQE  CARROLL 
Funeral  services  for  George 
Henry  Carroll.  1102  Hovey  street, 
who  died  Saturday,  will  be  conduct- 
ed at  the  home  at  2:30  o'clock  this 
!  afternoon.  Burial  will  be  in  Green- 
lawn  cemetery,  under  the  direction 
of  W.  JU  Starne. 


MRS.  CARRIE  SCHNEIDER 
Mrs.  Carrie  Likins  Schneider.  «3. 
pioneer  resident  of  Springfield,  and  '' 


longtime  member  of  the  First  Pres- 
byterian   church    here,    died    at   her  [I 
home.    614    Nichols    street,    at    3:40  |i 
o'clock    yesterday    morning    after   a " 
lingering    Uln<.-fiH. 

The  funeral  will  take  place  In  the 
home  at  2:30  tomorrow  afternoon, 
and  burial  will  he  in  the  Maple 
Park  cemetery  under  the  direction 
of  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  funeral 
home. 

lira.  Rchnr'der  was  l><irn  «-f  «Jer- 
man  parents  at  Parts,  Canada,  but 
has  lived  In  Springfield  for  a  great 
many  years. 

She  Is  survived  by  her  husband. 
J  W.  Schneider;  two  sons,  Lewis 
Likins  of  Springfield  and  A.  K. 
Likins  of  Hillside.  N.  J.;  two 
daughters.  Mrs.  E.  H.  Routh  and 
Mrs.  A-  B.  Bikes,  both  of  Tulsa; 
throe  brothers,  Fred  and.  Joe  Slier 
of  Springfield  and  P.  "VV.  Slier  of 
■tUm  York:    and     three 


MONDAY  EVENING,  AUGUST  29, 1927--LEADER 
Page  1:  Harry  L.  Worman  divorced  Leona  C.  Worman.** 
Page  9:  The  Spencer  family  held  a  reunion.** 

Mrs.  Carrie  Likins  Schneider  died.** 

Mrs.  Elizabeth  McManus  died.** 

Miss  Rose  Perrin  died.** 

George  Henry  Carroll  died.** 

Mrs.  Helen  Shockley  died.** 

Birth  announced.** 
Page  10:  Notice  in  memory  of  Charles  E.  Higgins,  who  died  August  29,  1926,  signed  by 
wife  and  children  and  grandchildren  and  brothers. 

Page  14:  Marriage  license:  Alvin  L.  Corn,  40,  and  Ella  White,  41,  both  of  Springfield. 


WORMAN  GIVEN 
DIVORCE  DEGREE 


I 


|  Wife,  Represented  by  Attor 
1  ney,  Denies  Allegations  of 
|  Frisco  Official. 

|     Harry  L.  Worman.  superintendent  of 
'motive  power  of   the   Frisco  railroad 
company.  was  granted  a  decree  of  di- 
vorce   this    morning    from    Leona    C. 
Worman.     The    hearing   wee   In   divi- 
sion  one  of   the   circuit  court   before 
Judfce   Guy    D.    Kit  by      and      occupied 
'  only  a  few  minute*. 

Mrs.  Worman  did  not  appear  ai  the 
'hearing  but  we*  represented  by  her 
i  attorney.  Harry  D.  Durat.  The  defend- 
lant  filed  an  answer  thla  morning  rie- 
inylng  every  allegation  In  the  plain- 
tiff's petition  other  than  their  mar- 
I  rtage  and  separation. 

The  plaintiff  alleged  In  his  petition 
;*:&'.  the  deff-tirim-!'.  »ou:«1  allow  her- 
self at  frequent  intcrvul.s  to  beCorm 
!cold.  haughty  and  Indifferent  In-^r 
attitude  toward  blm.  and  to  fly  Into 
*  violent  fit  "f  temper,  and  would 
aoubC  the  plaintiff,  curse  him  and  tiw 
jrude  epithets. 

Attorney   Frank    M.   McDavId    repre 
ser.ted   the   plainliff. 

(MISS    ROM.    ri;Hitis 
•  Funeral  services  for  Miss  nose  Per, 
rta.    graduate   bum*.   enV 
Saturday,  wsm  h«ld  at  10  a. 
at    the    Tim »tn   awwfc.   ■ 
Orovc.     Burial    was    m    l)u 
cemetery,  under  the  direction  of  the 


1 


ANNUAL  REUNION  HELD 
BY  SPENCER  FAMILY 


More  than  100  members  of  the 
8penetr  family  and  a  like  number  of 
friends  attended  a  family  reunion  at 
the  farm  home  of  W.  M  Bpencer  on 
Highway  M.  veM  of  ThelpK.  M0.  yer- 
eerday.  It  was  the  fourth  year  thai 
rhr"*»m11y  has  held  a  reunion. 

A  plrnlr  dinner  and  talks  by  Con- 
grca*man  J.  Joe  Manlove  of  Joplln. 
the  Rev.  air.  Helm*  of  Miller  and  W. 
K.  Spencer  of  Springfield  were  en- 
Joyed  -by  those  present.  Virgil  Bpen-  | 
cer  of  Springfield  who  s<frV/i  a«  as-  ' 
•latent  aecreUry  of  the  association- 
formed  by  the  Spencers  read  an  ac-  ! 
count  of  the  activities  of  the  family .! 
during   the  last  year.      t 

While  most  of  thos«  present  live  In  ■ 
south'*  est  Mlbsourl.  two  of  tbe  guests 
came   from  Illinois,   and  others  came 
some  distance    to  participate.  ( 

Cecil  Spencer  of  Crane  Is  president  j 
.of  the  association.  Mrs.  Ada. Spencer  | 
Wood  of  Bowers  Mill  Is  secretary,  and  i 
Virgil  Spencer  of  Bpringjleld  assistant  j 


•        .  MABSIAOB   UCsWWta 

:.; JMMftriMk  W.  MaKM  today M-  , 

fSSn.  V.  u*  «J»  SWW.  «t  J»-**  I 


L 


BIRTHS  | 


h  r 


■  %lr   and 'lisav  ■«■•*  - 

worth    ltoln    innui.     enounce     the 

August  a». 


S\t> 


DEATHS 


una 

mom  for  Mk  Cams  U- 

a*.a  paw* 

<*  H^ltfKil.  wt»  #tt«d  »♦ 
•14   NldMtU   street 
lag  after  a  IHiffff  tltium  win  to 
bald  At  J30  p    m.  totem ma»  M  ife* 
bam*.    Burui  win  be  In  atopat 
cemetery,  under  direction  of  Utt 
Lohmeyer  fun«n]  home.     Mm  wae  * 
!  mfmhfr   of    the      First      Prw*DTt»risn 
j  church  here  for  many  yaaas.     8b*  u 
I  iun  lv*d  by  her  husband.  J.  W    echnei- 
j  der:     two     mm.     Lew*     Lmuxm     of 
!  Sprlnpfleld   and  A.  K.  Llktna  of  Hill- 
i  »lrtr.   N    J      two  daughters.   Urt     K    H    , 
Reulh  and   Mr.    A.  B.   SUM.   both  of  ' 
Tulu;    three    brother*.    Kred    and    Joe  | 
SUfr  of 'Springfield  *r.rt  P    W    3:Ier  cf  , 
Rochester.    N     Y  .    end    tbie«    Rrvud-  , 
children.  | 


>tfl>      III.I.EN    MIO<  kl.il 
Tl:»    bodv    r.f    Mr»     Helen   Shock  ie)    : 

38.  who  diM  :n  a  Kamtan  C:!7  h;*p:ta_i 
Friday    where   *he    had      beer.      i:n~e 
Tuesuav    afternoon   after    Ukia«     an J 
overdose  of  vernol.  imt»d  here  ye*>^* 
tarday.      Funeral    service*   were    held! 
at    4    p.    m.    tethr   «t    the    niiajnji/j 
funeral   home.      Burial   wma   in    last' 
Lawn   cemetery.      Mrs.   Shockley    had 
been  *e.nt   tp  Kanaaa  City   for   treat- 
ment  for   the   dope   habit      She    wu 
found  .  unoouxlous   by    Km—    City  - 
police-     They   took  her. to  a  hospital  ; 
where  It  waa  discovered  ahe  had  taken  * 
33  grains  of  vernol.  > 


OromiMUMBXaTT.  d 

Funeral  services  for  Oaorjr* 
Carroll.  1303  Hovey  atraet.  who  died 
Saturday,  were  held  at  3  SO  p.  m  to- 
day    at   bit   home.    Banal     waa   In 

Oreer.'.avr.  cc.netery.  i:nder  the  direc- 
tion  of    W     L    Starnr     undertaker 


MBS.   ELIZABETH    McMAM  ». 

Mrs.  Elizabeth  McManus.  M  yean 
old.  Kanaaa  City.  Mo .  died  thU  morn- 
ing In  a  local  hospital  following  a 
short  Ulnees.  Mrs  McManua  became 
111  a  few  days  ago  while  visiting  her 
daughter,  Mrs.  Joe  Smith,  of  Bprlnji- 
field.  She  la  survived  by  the  follow- 
ing daughters  Mrs  Smith.  Mrs.  O.I 
A.  Seaman  and  Mrs.  E.  S.  Proctor,  of 
Los  Angeles  Mr>.  Vr  A.  Fanahler.  Mrs,  ! 
O.  >A..  Dswes  ana;  Miss.  Cecelia  Mc- 
Manua. of  Kansas  City.  The  body 
will  be  sent  to  Kansas  City  tomor- 
row morning  ty  the  Herman  H. 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home  (or  burial. 


street. 


TUESDAY  MORNING,  AUGUST  30,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Son  born  August  27  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  M.  Wofford  of  1205  East  Kearney 

Son  born  August  28  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  Fawcett  of  888  Franklin  avenue. 
Daughter  born  yesterday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  P.  Miles  of  526  South  Jefferson 


avenue. 


Marriage  license:  Alvin  L.  Corn,  40,  and  Ella  White,  41,  both  of  Springfield. 

Marriage  license:  Isaac  C.  Sell,  42,  and  Ethel  Pierce,  35,  both  of  Springfield. 

Marriage  license:  Dale  B.  Carr,  23,  and  Anna  Elam,  21,  both  of  Springfield. 
Page  2:  Fred  C.  Hoffman  sues  to  divorce  Ruby  Hoffman.  They  were  married  September 
10,  1924. 

Page  3:  Helen  Shockley  committed  suicide.** 

Son  born  August  27  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  C.  King  of  1902  West  Atlantic  street. 

John  Landers  estate  settled.** 

Isaac  W.  Sell  and  Ethel  Pierce,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married  yesterday  in 
Springfield. 

Page  11:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  son  and  brother,"  signed 
by  Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  H.  Green  and  family. 

Page  12:  Alvin  L.  Corn,  40,  and  Ella  White,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married  yesterday 
in  Springfield. 

Mrs.  Mary  B.  Eidson  died.** 
Mrs.  Carrie  L.  Schneider  died.** 
Mrs.  Elizabeth  McManus  died.** 
Mrs.  Laura  J.  Beck  died.** 


»I7 


rr 


-SST 


<DOPER*  I 

AS  SHE  HAD 


a.  u.  cum 

AMD  FAltU.T.        %     4  > 


Happy  Only  Whw  AbU  to  Buy  I , 

-Thf  Stuff,'     6ho    Tikt*^ 

Sktpint  Prion    ***  &*••• 
Body  It  Brought  H«ro  for 

Burial 


KQOUKTIIiEB  1  think  1  ahall  hill 
"w*  Ufa,  WBM.li  worth 
Uvtoc  only  whan  I  am  ao*a  to  ob- 
tala  dope  and  them  I  enjoy  only  * 
WW  sorted  of  rnnt»  Ttaien*  and 
hururious  contentment,  ooly  to 
■  to  a  harah  and  horrid  real- 
ity.- declared  Helen  Sbockley. 
hold  recently  at  noM 
a  draft-  addict. 
And  Wt  week  In  Kan—  City  ah* 
kept  nor  rendezvous  with  death- 

It   the**   tO 


Ttkn  to  th*  Oeosrat  hoo- 
waa  learned  that  oho  hod 


*w*Uow*d  It  grains  of  a  aleep-pro- 
djactnt  dmc  evidently  taken  In  U*o 
of  ■aorphln*.  Death  peewlted  oooo 
afterward.  

-Oh,  Ifo  greet,"  tha  young  woman 
had  eoafided  to  a  leportor  at  police 
headquarter*  hera  referring  to  tha 

m  of  narcotic*.  "Did  you  ever  take 
h?"  ehe  aaked  whlmalcallr.  "But 
when  the  effect  weara  off  and  Jtou 
oaat  mako  a  "buy 
tho  stuff 


•  and  row  want 

'.  thoo  UfestttV* 


Blandar  and  auburn  haired,  largo. 

brown  eyee  llo*"«  tpom  *  **e* Un" 
«d  with  suffering,  ehe  »ey  In  *  ©ell 

1  awaiting    removal    to    &    phv*    w 
treatment. 
-I  nope  I  can  "•  cured.     Do  yon 
I  think  It  la  lmpoaalblar-  aho  aakad 
tha  reporter. 

Of  couraa  you  can.-  waa  tha  en- 
couraging reply,  although  tho  wast- 
ed    body   and   glewmlng  eyee  of  tha 
auffarer   clearly    revealed    that   aha 
had  rone  too  far  ever  to  bran*  tha 
•buckles  of  tha  habit. 
I      The  body  waa  rrturned  to  Sprtn*. 
I  field   Sunday   and  at  4  o'clock  yeo- 
Iterday    afternoon,    funaral    eervleee 
were   held   at   the  Kllngnar   Funeral 
[home,    with    burial    In    Kaat    Lawn 
cemetery- 


tate  waa  appraleed  at  MHTllM. 
ad  will  ba  administered  aa  a  trust 
fund  tor  tho  hair*.  Mr.,  Lester  and 
tha  St.  Louie  company  will  admin  - 
tartar  tho  trad. 

Tho  wUl  of  tha  lata  John  Lander*, 
capitalist  now  lumberman,  provide* 
tha  fond  ab*n  ho  hold  In  troat  until 
1MT.  whao)  H  ahoJl  b*  divided  among 
hta  dana^tdrlalaw.  Mr*.  Marl* 
Lander*.  aMoa  oi  D.  J.  Lander*, 
and  hla  grandchildren,  Locila  Mary 
Landara  and  John  Hottlr  Landers. 


DEATHS 


•  ^MARRIABR^ICINBM    ■' 
A*Vln  L.  Corn.  40,  and  Klkt  Watt*. 

41.   both  of  BprlnoOaM:    leaac   Wv 
Bell.  41.  and  Ethel  Pierce,  tt,  both 
of  BbrtacfieM;   DoU  B.  Car*,  tk. 
mad  Anna  Blam,  IL  both  ot  laVjaj 
•aid.  '      •  *•  ■  ■•■  .,    V  .  .■ 

•  ■    i      ■     i  i  fcjfaftj  [ 


MARY  B.  EID80N 
lira.  Mary  B.  Eldson,  W  years  old. 
died  Sunday  nlfht  at  the  home  of 
her  daughter,  Mra  Frank  Compton, 
of  Albuquerque,  N.  M,  following 
ah  operation.  She  had  lived  tor 
many  yean  at  Walnut  Oroya  and 
burial  will  be  la  Oak  Grove  ceme- 
tery Bear  there.  Funaral  arrango- 
meats  are  Ifteomptete  pending  the 
arrrral-of  tho  body. 
. '  She  la  survived  by  five  children, 
Mrs.  Buth  •Campbell.  Teague,  Tax..' 
Mrs.  DeJola  Compton  of  Albuquer- 
ejee.  Mow  Mexico.  Alma  Eldson  of 
Tales,  Oklahoma.  W.  W.  BVdsoa, 
thlsa,  Ofcla,  and  B.  Homer  BMsoa 
of  Ml  B.  Monroe  street,  Spring- 
field. 

MR8.   ELIZABETH   M'MANUS 
Mrs  Elisabeth  McManus,  U  year* 
old.  of  Kansas  City,  Mo,  died  yes- 
terday morning  In  a  local  hospital 
after   a   brief   Illness,  contracted   a 
few    days    ago   while    visiting   her 
daughter.     Mra.     Joe     Smith,       or 
Springfield.     The  body  will  be  for- 
warded   thla   morning     to     Kansas 
City   bv   the   Herman   H.  Lohmeyer 
Funeral    homo    for    burial.     8ne    la 
survived   by"  elx     daughters,     Mra 
Smith.  Mra.  O.  A.  Seaman  and  Mr*. 
B.   S.   Proctor,   of   8prlngfleld.   Mr*. 
W.  A.  Fanehler.  Mr*.  Q.  A.  Daw** 
and  Miss  Cecelia  McManua  of  Kan- 
sas  City. 


818 


MR*.    CARRIE    L.    SCHNEIDER 

Funeral  services  for  Mr*.  Carrt* 
Llkina  Schneider,  61  year*  old.  who 
died  at  her  home.  614  Nichols  strset. 
Sunday  morning,  will  be  held  at 
2:Jt>  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
Park  cemetery  under  direction  of 
the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 
She  Is  survived  by  the  husband,  J. 
W.  Schneider;  two  eons,  Lewis 
Llklns,  of  Springfield,  and  A.  K. 
Llktns.  of  Hillside.  N.  J.,  one  sister, 
Mrs.  A.  B.  Bikes,  of  Tulsa.  Okla., 
and  one  daughter.  Mrs.  E.  H.  Routh. 
of-  Tulsa:     by    three    brothers,    Fred 

I  and  Jo*  Slier,  both  of  Sprint  field. 
and  P.  W.  filler,  of  Rochester.  M 
T,   and    throe    grandchildren. 


MRS.  LAURA  J.  BECK 
Mr*.  Laura  J.  Beck.  71  years  old. 
of  1006  State  street,  died  yesterday 
at  the  home  of  her  daughter,  Mrs. 
J.  \V.  Fenter.  of  Waterloo.  I1L  Fun- 
eral arrangements  are  Incomplete. 
She  Is  survived  by  two  daughters. 
Mrs.  Fenter  and  Mrs.  Wilson,  of 
Fort  Smith,  Ark.,  and  by  three 
sons.  Edgar  Beck  of  Leavenworth, 
Kan.,  J.  M.  Beck,  of  Oklahoma  City, 
Okla..  and  John  R.  Beck  of  Spring- 
field. 


Mr.  and   Mr.  A.  C.  King  *f  190* 
TMt  AUaaUc  afreet,  anaounce  tha 
birth  of  a  son   oa  Saturday,   Aug- 
ust 17. 

1 

TUESDAY  EVENING,  AUGUST  30, 1927-LEADER 
Page  2:  Fred  C.  Hoffman  sues  to  divorce  Ruby  Hoffman.  They  were  married  in 
September  1924. 

Final  settlement  was  made  in  the  John  Landers  estate.  The  heirs  were  Mrs.  Marie 
Landers,  widow  of  the  late  D.  J.  Landers,  Lucille  Mary  Landers  and  John  Huttig  Landers. 

Page  4:  The  fourth  annual  reunion  of  the  Solomon  family  was  held  Sunday.  About  75 
members  of  the  family  were  there.  [Article  does  not  list  any  names.] 
Page  10:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Birth  reported.** 
Mrs.  Laura  J.  Beck  died.** 
Mrs.  Mary  B.  Eidson  died.** 
Mrs.  Carrie  Litems  Schneider  died.** 
Mrs.  Elizabeth  McManus  died.** 
Page  12:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  son  and  brother,"  signed 
by  Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  H.  Green  and  family. 

Page  15:  Miss  Henrietta  Truman  is  to  be  married.** 

Miss  Margaret  Jean  McSparren  and  Mr.  Henry  F.  Bakeman  were  married.** 


MARRIAGE     LICENSE". 

Recorder  Jack  W.  McKe*  today    is- 
sued the  following  marriage  ihr*nacs 

Date  8.  Oarr.  31.  and  Anna  SUm.  31, 
both  c*  Springfield 

Oliver  L.  Corn.  40.  and  YUa>  White., 
41.  both  of  Springfield. 

Isaac  W.  Bell.  4J.  and  SUkel  Pierce. 
*».  both  of  Sprtaff laid. 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  U  Ll*ber>teln.  1112 
South  Fremont  »  inue,  announce  the 
birth  of  •  son.  AusruM  3&v 


glM 


Mr*.  JotuT  Valley 
nounce*  Um 

P, 
of   Mr.   and  Mrs. 

PDrt  Scott,  X»o.,S4 
by  Juattc* 

waa  kept  S  Stent  and  came  a*  a 
prtae  to  many  friends  The  couple 
will  be  at  home  at  Roche—tie  apart- 
ments, apartment  300. 

*  AMMiitiawH  Dlaaer.  '"*-** 
Mia*  Kffle  Ott  entertained  with  a  6 
o'clock  dinner  Saturday  evening  at  her 
home.  1328  Sherman  avenue.  In  honor 
of  Mia*  Henrietta  Truman,  who  1*  no 
be  a  September  bride.  With  place 
card*  bearing  the  announcement  cot- 
tru  ware  laid  for -the  following:  Hen- 
rietta Truman.  Helen  Aldiich.  Stella 
Oomegys.  Oertrude  Crowe,  Maude  Be- 
Vslma  Martin. 


Funeral 

Itlet  ehnrcb 

I  B*ck.    71    yean   cU.   of     100S 
i  stmt  wb©  died   last  nJfbt  at 
|  borne  of    bar.  daughter.  Mrs.  J 
I  renter,  of   Waterloo.   III.,  where 
jbad   been    rlelting.     The    body 

arrive  bare  oarly  < 
I  Iter.  .1*  M.  Mala  rrttl  offfetat*  at 
'  services   and    burial    will 
I  Lawn   oamata.y 
I  let   Alma 
;Mrs.    Beck    aaaaa   to  SprlnfffleM 

jrears  sgo  Yroro  Fort  Boott.  Kan. 

is  survived  by  two  daughters, 
'  renter  and  Mra.  JEd  Wlleon,  Of 
J  Smith.  Ark.;  three  sons.  Edgar  Back. 
'  Leavenworth.  Kan.:  J.  M.  Berk.  Okie- 
'  horra  City,  and  John  Ft  Beck. 
i  Springfield:  and  a  grandson.  Alfred 
!  Edlen.  of  tbls  city. 


She 
Mrs. 


MARY  B.  E  IDS  OS. 
Funeral  arrangements  are  Incom- 
plete for  Mrs.  -Mary  B.  Eldson.  65 
years  old.  who  died  Sunday  night  at 
the  home  of  her  daughter.  Mrs. 
Frank  Compton.  of  Albuquerque.  N 
M  .  following  an  operation.  She  bad 
lived  for  many  years  at  Walnut 
Orove.  The  body  will  be  forwarded 
here  and  burial  will  be  made  In  Oak 
Oro\c  cemetery.  ,Qbe  Is  survived,  by 
rive  children.  Mrs.  rtuth  Campbell. 
Teaguc.   Tex.;     Mrs.   Delcla   Compton. 

I  Albuquerque.    N.    M.:     Alma    Eldson. 

j  Tulsa;    W.  W.   Eldson,  Tulsa,  and   E. 

.Homer      Eldson.      62d     East      Monroe 
street.  Springfield. 


I     ..  CARRIE    LIKING    KCHNBIDER. 
i      Funeral    eei-rlcea    for .  Mia.    Carrie 
I  Llkins  Schneider.  03.  wbo  died  at  bar 
home.     614     Nichols     street.     Sunday 

I  coming,  were  held  st  2:30  p.  m.  to- 
.  day  at  the  home.  Burial  was  In 
: ;  Maple  Pork  cemetery  under  direction 
1 1  of  tbc  Alma  Lobmeyer  Funeral  home 


MRU.  rxiXABarm 

The    bod*-    oi    Mrs. 

Manus.  83.  of  Kansas 

i  -*asterday  morning  In 


McMANL'8. 
Ellsmbetb  Mc> 
City.'  who  died 
s  local  boeplteJ 
after  a  brief  Illness,  waa  forwarded  to 
her  borne  this  morning  by  the  Her- 
man  H.  Lobrreyer  Funeral  home.  She 
had  been  visiting  her  daughter,  Mra. 
.Joe  Smith,  of  Springfield. 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  AUGUST  31, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Son  born  August  20  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  E.  Burch  of  1213  Blain  street 

Marriage  license:  Burris  A.  Thornsburg,  22,  and  Nellie  Jewel  Cannon,  26  both  of 
Republic. 

Marriage  icense:  Fred  Mohling,  46,  of  Macksville,  Kansas,  and  Eula  Pelton  39 
of  Rogersville. 

Page  5:  Margaret  Jean  McSperren  and  Mr.  Henry  P.  Bateman  were  married.** 
Page  11:  Card  of  thanks  from  Erma  Anis  Carroll  and  others.** 
Page  12:  Mary  B.  Eidson  died.** 

Andrew  Noaks  died.** 

Mrs.  Laura  J.  Beck  died.** 

The  Solomon  family  held  a  reunion.** 

Fred  Mohling  of  Macksville,  Kansas,  and  Eula  Pelton  of  Rogersville  were  married 
yesterday  in  Springfield. 


M'SPARREN-BAILEY 
Mra.  John  Bailey  of  Carthag*  an- 
nounces the  marriage  of  her 
daughter.  Margaret  Joan  McSper- 
r*n.  to  Mr.  Henry  P.  Bateman  of 
this  city.  The  marriage  took  plaoe 
at  Osark.  May  la.  end  wee  kept 
eecr«t  until  this  week.  The  couple 
win  be  at  homo  at  Ml  Rock  Caatlo 
apartments 


SOLOMON  FAMILY   REUNION 

The  fourth  annuo!  reunion  of  the 
Solomon  family  waa  held  at  Pbelpa 
Orore  park  Sunday.  About  7t  en- 
joyed a  basket  dinner.  Represents- 
tlvee  were  present  from  Clever. 
Ponce  D*  Leon.  Galena.  NIxa.  Fair 
Orove.  MarlonvlUe.  Sprlnglfeld  and 
Lebanon. 


810 


CAJU>  OF  TEAKU 


Tlt»  wtfo, 

Cai-roB.    fat-Mr.    R.    H     Carroll: 
r.  Mar  Ouril ;  Wo<W.  Ray  OwhB 


MARRIAQC   LICENSEE 
Bonis    A.    Thoraabon*.    It.    an* 
N»Ul»    Jewel    Cannon,   t*.    both    of. 

i  Fro*  Mowtn*.  «. ,  w*c_*- 
un  Kola  Fatton,   ». 


eju  fr9&~ 


u 

day  »l*t-t  In 

wt_l  bo  h*ld  I 

o'clock  «t  the  Oak  Oroto  . 

4  taOw  north  weat  of  Watnnt  Qrofo, 

under  direction  of  the  Brim  Undor- 

taklng  oompvr. 

ANDREW  NOAKS 
Andrew  Noaka  TS  yearn  old, 
pnmlMirt  termor  llrlt*  la  Ntx-u 
died  yesterday  morning  In  Oomrk. 
Funeral  ocrrtora  will  bo  held  at 
1:10  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  tho 
NUa  church  with  burial  In  Porno 
cemetery  now  there,  under  dftreo 
tlon  of  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
home.  Mr.  Noaki  U  eurrlvod  by 
the  widow  end  by  three  daughter*. 
Mr*  Bertha  Carter  and  Mr».  Mabel 
QUdewell,  both  of  NUa,  and,  -Mrs. 
Becky  Brltton  of  Springfield.  • 

_____  .  a 

i     »  •- 

BECK  8ERVICE8         ~„ 

Funeral  oorrlcea  for   MM.  Laura 

J.  Beck.  71  yeare  old.  of  'IK*  State 

j  street,   who   died   Monday  night   at 

'.  the  homo  of  her  daughter,  Mrs.  J. 

W.  Fenter.  of  Waterloo,  IlL.  will  be 

held  at  *:»0.  o'clock  this  afternoon 

at   tho  First   Baptist     church,   with 

the  Rererond  _  M.  Bale  officiating. 

Burial  will  bo  In  East  Lawn  come- 

tery  under- direction    of    tho 

Lohtneyer  Funeral  home. 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  AUGUST  31, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  10:  Mary  B.  Eidson  died.** 

Andrew  Noaks  died.** 

Mrs.  Laura  J.  Beck  died.** 

Katherine  N.  Knapp  died.** 

Mrs.  Harriett  Hughes  died.** 

Miss  Gillie  Mitchell  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  16:  Mrs.  Edith  Swearinger  went  to  St.  Louis  where  her  brother  died. 


MARRIAGE   LICENSE*. 
Recorder     Jock      W.     McXoe     this 
I  warning    Issued    marriage    Uc— m    to 
the  following: 

Bernls  A.  Tbornburg.  32,  and  Nel- 
11*  Jewell  Cannon.  3d,  both  of  Uepiub- 

nio.  • 

Fred   Mohllng.  4«.  Macksrllle    Kan.. 
[tuxO.  KuU  Pel  ton,  89,  KogertrUlev  ***>. 


BIRTHS  I 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  A.  Lohmeyer. 
of-  Flckwlck  avenue,  are  tbe  parents 
of  n  baby  daughter,  born  August  39, 
at  8t.  John's  hospital. 


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DEATHS 


Brim  I 

if 


.      ^    WABY  It  BIDSOM. 

Funeral  aerrirea  for  Mary  B.  E»«1- 
aon.  AS.  who  died  Bunday  night  at 
Albiiquerqi  •.  N.  M .  will  be  Brid  Tri- 
day  at  3  p.  m.  at  Oak  Orove  cetna- 
tery.  four  rr.llea  north  weat  of  Walnut 
Grove,  under  direction  of  the 
Undertaking  company. 

ANDREW  NOABS. 

Funeral  MKTfcM  weft  Bald  ••   *** 

p.  bo.  today  at  NUa  ior  Andrew  Koaka, 

78  yeara  old.  ptomlntnt  MUa  larmer. 

woo  died  yteterday  morning  •»  OaawB. 

Burial  wee  In  Payna  cemttery.  near 

there,  under  direction  of   tha    ABna 

lLohmeyer  Funeral   home.     Mr.  Noaks 

I  |.   aurvlted   by    the  widow   and    three 

daugbfra.    Mra.    Bertna    Carta*    and 

Mra     Mabel   Olldewell.   both    of   wwa. 

and    Mrs     Docky    Brttto.,    of    Sprlng- 

j  Held. 

1.A1  lt\  4..HW  K. 

I      Funeral  ecrvlcea  tor  Mrs.  Laura  J. 

I  Bee*  71.  of  1653  BUte  atreet,  who 
died  Monday  night  at  the  home  of 
her  daughter.  Mra.  J.  W.  Fenter.  of 
Waterloo.  Ill  .  were  held  at  3  p.  m. 
today  at  the  Flr.t  Baptlat cBurci.. 
with  Rev.  L.  M.  Hale  officiating. 
Burial    was    !.»    East    U*n    cemetery 

i  under    direction    of    the    Alma     Ix>h- 

j  meyer  Funeral  home. 


KATHBR1NB  K.  KNAPF. 
K.therlna  H.  Knapp-  eta  Team  old. 
died  thU  morning  at  her  home,  in 
the  1»00  block  South  Port  arenue. 
She  U  aurvlved  by  bar  P*™»*  ■ 
•later  and  four  bxotBer..  *%*» 
funeral  eerrlcea  wUl  be  held  at  10 
a  m.  tomorrow  at  the  BUrno  mor- 
tuary. Burial  will  be  In  Haaelwood 
eemelery. 


ri**!wB*.  ~ui£Ei*r*  an1**!**. 

Mr..  Harriett  Hughea.  tTt  year,  old. 
!of    1S10    Weat    Atlantic  wtreet.    died 
.  yesterdaV  following  a  »Wln«  "£•£ 
i  Mr.    Hughea  moved  to  BprlngTIaW  In 
'  IB63  and  ha*  resided  in  Oreene  county 
|for    15    year..       She    la    •u^d    bJ 
three   aoru..    John    H.   and   Oeorge    H. 
Hughe,  or   Wlllard;    Fred  H.   Hughe, 
or  aprlngtleld;   rour  daughtera.     Mra. 
I  M    J    Corgln.  Mra.  Bar.h  Fortner  and 
Mra    Ste'.ta    Fortner.    or    Wlllard.    and 
Uiu  Martha  H.  Hughea.  or  the  home 
.ddrea.  and   a  Meter.      Mr..      Martha 
Beach,  or  Springfield.     Funeral  aarr- 
!  ,ce3  will  be  held  at  3  p.  m    Thursday 
i„t     the    Clear     Creek     M.     E.     church 
i  Burial    will     be     in    the    Clear    Creek 
cemetery    under      direction      or      the 
loreenwade    Undertaking   company   or 
I  Wlllard. 


MUS  OILUB  MiTCHKaX. 
Mlaa    OllUe   Mitchell.  «.    of    113V 
Boger.  avenue,  died  thla  ntornlng  la _a 

a  nontax  f-^^;,; 

her  perente.  Mr.  BBd  •  M**  H£», 
Mitchell,  oC  MBCluxg,  MV>„  et*  •a**"*» 
Mr..  Lele  Johnaon.  of  ^^m*  *£ 
Mra.  BuaUa  Harrie,  Mra.  Buele  Bngle- 
SSdt.  of  McClurg.  Mra.  Olady. 
Euchtmen.  of  Borne.  Mo..  Mr..  Otto 
Clark,  of  Commerce.  Okla.  and  Mra. 
Uilia  JUma?  of  W*#MX  *£  *S 

Mitchell  *j*rj  Med***1 ',  W&PzT 
rangemenU  are  lncdmpjeta.^ 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  1, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1 :  A  son  Gerald  Lee  Beardon  was  born  August  27  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Clyde  H. 
Beardon  of  424  West  Scott  street. 

Page  2:  Son  born  August  29  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Karl  Foster  of  2144  North  Boulevard. 
Don  Taylor  and  Lavert  Taylor,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married  yesterday  in 
Springfield. 

Page  8:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Louis  Erb  died.** 
Katherine  M.  Knapp  died.** 
Miss  Gillie  Mitchell  died.** 
Mrs.  Harriett  Hughes  died.** 
Andrew  Noaks  died.** 
G.  Seigel  Dugan  died.** 
Page  11:  There  is  a  notice  in  memory  of  Mary  L.  Hayden  who  died  September  1, 

1926.** 

Page  12:  Son  born  August  3 1  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jasper  Farnway  of  1037  Blain  street. 


sxx 


•♦aw^  - 


Louie  Krb,  M  year*  old. 
fruit  man  ef  Went 
4M  at -jUMT" 
local  boapttal  after  »1rW 

wh     hia     eighty -*blrd 
a    rtml  MrHM»  «fll  U 
It'll  o'clock   Friday 

by  tb4  JRUDM»  r«nemi  n<W.    M*. 
Brt>.    Who   tu  born  la   Owminf 
tied  «|ta  Oman*  to  Um  tf  nited  Stat* 
If  jraar»aML  WttMag  la  Taa 
■Mmm  -to*  two 

tor*  Mr*.  A-  B.  Ftttwaa  a 

ft*  *.  *****  beta   «tf 

and  by  toor  eonn,    Fbfl     ftrb     of 


Jsaaa  JCrb  of  MesauBJU*; 

W  Ween  vFntfna  ■  an* ; *1 


wiU  ba  held  at  10  o'clock  this 
raomtag  at  the  Blame  mortuary 
with  burial  la  Hoaelwood  cemetery. 
The  aoi  yiaaa  -win  to  prrrate.%  She 
to  aarVirad  by  the  paranta.  oaa^sso- 
tar   and   (our  brothers. 


MISS  QILLIB   MITCHELL 

Funeral  »rr>ni«raenli  are  lncom- 
plata  for  Mla»  Glllte  Mitchell.  M 
yeara  Old  of  nil  Rogers  avenue, 
who  died/  yeaterday  morning  In  a 
local  hospital,  but  will  be  held  un- 
der direction  of  the  Kltngner  Fu- 
neral home.  She  la  survived  by 
I  bar  narenta.  Mr.  and  Mr*.  R.  D. 
Jfltobeu  J*  MeCter*.  Mo,  by  alx 
Matawp  jpEsVlaaMJabaaoa  of  Taney 
owfe5llo-,ir'lira.'  BoeUa  Harrta, 
Mr*.  JhMde.'.aa»4g*bardt,  both  oi 
McCttorr.  MnV  Mra.  Oladya  Bocbt- 
nMn-of  Rome  Mo,  Mra.  otto  cum 
orCoouneroatOkk,  and  Mra.  UtUO 
IClme  of  Springfield,  and  by  three 
brotboak 


f  m 


:     MRS.  HARRIETT  HUGHES 

'  Funeral   aervloea   for    Mrs.  Har- 
riett  Hnthet.   87  years     old.     who 
I  died    yeaterday    morning-      at      her 
111*   Waat    Atlantic    street. 

Creek  Methodist  church  with 


burial  In  the  oamotary  there  under 
direction  of  tba  Green  wade  Under- 
taking- company  of  Wlllard.  Mra. 
Hugnee,  who  area  born  la  Teaaoe- 
aee  la  ll«P.  marred  to  Oreoao  eatut- 
ty  In  IMS  ana  baa  lived  here  atone 
that  time.  Bbe  to  aurvlred  by  throe 
eons.  John  and  George  of  Wlllard 
and  Fred  of  SpringtWd;  by  four 
daughters,  Mra.  M.  I.  Cofbln.  Mra 
Sarah  Fortnor  and  Mra.  TJeBn  Fort- 
ner  Of  Wlllard  and  Mlaa  Martha 
Hughes  of  the  home  addrooa,  and 
by  one  alatar.  Mra.  Martha.  Bench 
of   Springfield. 

ANDREW  NOAKS 
Funeral  eervioes  -for  Andrew 
Noeka,  78  year*  old,  who,  died  ytm- 
torday  morning  in  Oaark,  war*  held 
at  S:M  yeaterday  afternoon  at 
Ozark,  with  burial  In  Payne  oeme- 
tery  under  direction  of  the  Alma 
Lotuneyar  Funeral  noma.  He  la  aur- 
▼  Wed  by  the  widow  end  by  three 
daughters,  Mra.  Bertha  Carter  and 
Mra.  Mabel  OUdewwlL  both  of  Nlxa, 
and  Mra.  Beanie  Britain  of  Spring  - 
(teld. 


•a.  S.  OUOAN 

a.  Selgel  Duaan.  prominent  at- 
torney and  pioneer  resident  of 
Webster  county,  66  yeara  old.  died 
yeaterday  at  hi*  home,  alx  miles 
north  of  Marsbfleld.  following  a 
lingering  Illness.  He  had  lived  all 
his  life  In  Webster  county  and  had 
practiced  law  there  for  81  yeara.  He 
also  had  served  several  terms  In  the 
state  legislature  aa  a  representative 
of  bis  county. 

Funeral  aervloea  wiU  be  bold  at 
11  o'clock  Friday  morning  at  Mis- 
sion Home  church,  four  mils*  north 
of  Marshtltld.  with  burial  In  the 
cemetery  there  under  direction  of 
the  McMahan  Undertaking  com- 
pany. Mr.  Dugan  la  aunrtved  by 
the  widow,  by  three  eons,  Ben.  Ncy 
and  Quy  Dugan.  all  of  Webster 
County,  and  by  five  daughters,  Mlaa 
Mary  Dugan  of  the  home,  Mrs.  Julie 
McKnabb,  Mra.  George  Burchfield, 
Mrs.  J.  C.  Burchfleld,  Mrs.  I.  F. 
Brown,  all  of  Webater  county. 


MARRIAOE   UCCNSES 

Dob  Taylor.  61.  and  Lnvert  Taylor 

44.   both    of   BprifsgfJeid ;    Blanchard 

Lyons.    24,   and    Irene   Ragad&le.    II, 

both    of    Springfield:     Jxrne.    Olenr. 

ncUJr.  8J.  aad  Opha  M.  Hardest,. 

1*4.  both  of  Wprtngfleld. 

•  Jt' 


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THURSDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  1, 1927-LEADER 

Page  8:  R.  C.  Parks  died.** 
Louis  Erb  died.** 
Katherine  N.  Knapp  died.** 
Mrs.  Harriett  Hughes  died.** 
G.  Seigel  Dugan  died.** 
Miss  Gillie  Mitchell  died.** 
Birth  reported.** 


DEATHS 


H.    C.  PABKS. 

R.     C.     Park*,     former      circulation 

manager  of  The  Leader,  died  at  13:30 

©•clock  last  night  In  Beaumont.  Texaa, 

following  an  lllneaa  or  several   week.*. 

!  Mr.    Parka   had    suffered     a    nerroua 

!  breakdown    following    an    automobile 

'-.  accident    bare    several     months     ago. 

.  Burial  will   be  In  Tyler.  Texas,  where 

i  he  formerly  lived.     He  Is  survlred  by 

his  vlir  and  two  children,  his  father, 

j  R.    C.    Park*,    a    brother.    Sam    Park*. 

i  and    a    sister.    Mrs.    Richard    Heyden, 

all  of  Beaumont. 

L4HIH  EBB. 

Funeral  services  will  be  held  at  10 
_.  m  Friday  at  Memphis  for  Louie 
Erb.  03  years  old.  prominent  fruit 
man  id  Cedar  Oap.  who  diad  at  12 
o'clock  yesterday  In  a  boaprtal  bar* 
after  a  brief  lllneaa.  Yesterday  mi 
hu  eighty-third  birthday.  The  body 
will  be  forwarded  by  tha  Paxaon  fu- 
neral home.  Mr.  Erb  waa  born  In 
Oermany  and  cams  to  tha  United 
States  when  13  years  old.  settling  In 
Tenneeeee.  He  Is  survived  by  two 
daufbtcra.  Mrs.  A.  B.  Plttman  and 
Mrs  Ida  B.  Brown,  both  of  Memphis, 
and  four  aons.  Phil  Erb  of  Springfield: 
John  Erb  of  Memphis;  R.  C.  Erb  of 
West  Plains,  and   A.  L.  Erb  of  Idaho. 


MH\  MAKUII.I  I    III  (.111.-. 

Funeral  service*  for  Mrs  Harriett 
Hughes.  87.  who  died  yesterday  rr.orr.- 
lnor  at  her  home.  1310  Ww!  At  !*;-.»  la 
6treel.  after  a  lingering  illne.i*.  «.era 
held  at  2  o'clock  today  at  dear  Creelc 
Methodist  church.  Burial  wba  in  tha 
Clear  Creek  cemetery  under  the  di- 
rection of  the  Orronwade  Undertak- 
ing company. 

,  ii.  BftlUEL  DIG  AN.  , 

tmt  abtm  mmtbtt  Marahflrtw.  tar  O. 

Seagal  DttfsUh  00. 


«f.  who  Ola*  j  as  fay  a* 
aU  mile*  north  of  Marahflehl.  fcrt- 
•owlikf  a  Unawla« 
lived  all  bis  llf*  in 
and  bad  practiced  tow  Utcre  for  SO 
yaara.  Ha  alao  bad  served  arrerai 
term*  In  ttas  scat*  Mapatatwra  mm  a, 
representative  of  his  county.  Ha  la 
survived  by  hi*  wlfa  threw  eon*.  Ban. 
Ney  and  Ouy  Dugan.  all  of  Webster 
county:  and  five  daughters.  Mlse 
Mar7  Dugan  of  the  home.  Mrs  Julia 
McNabb.  Mrs.  Oeorge  Burchfleid.  Mrs. 
J.  C.  Burchfleid.  Mrs.  I.  F.  Brown,  all 
of  Webster  county.  Burial  will  be  in 
the  Mlaaion  Home  cemetery,  under 
direction  of  the  McMshan  Undertak- 
ing company  -  ' 


KATHRRINC^N.   KNAPP. 
Funeral    eerrtcea    for   Katharine   N. 

Knapp.    six-year-old    daughter  of   Mr. 

and  Mm  I.  t"  K~.n??  -.'  14^7  So. -ft 
'  Fort      avenue,     who     dlrd      yeiierday 

morning  st  her  home,  were  held  at  10 
'o'clock  today  Burial  was  In  HsreU 
'  wood  cemefry   under  direction  ',;  vv. 

I.    fitarn*.    iis.rter'aker 


MISK    t, II. I. IF.    MITf  IIKI.I..  { 

Funrrnl  servicer  for  Mis*  OllMa 
,  Mitchell.  'XI.  of  1 J 1 1  Hogrra  avenue. 
who  died  yesterday  morning  in  a  local 
hospital,  were  held  at  2  p.  m.  today 
at  Bethel  cemetery,  1«  miles  west  of 
Ave.  under  the  direction  of  the  Kllng- 
ner  Funeral  home.  8be  Is  survived  by 
her  parents.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  R  D  Mitch- 
ell of  McClung.  Mo.,  six  slaters  and 
three  brothers. 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Clyde  H.  Beardcn.  424 
West  Scott  street,  announce  the  birth 
c?   s    ««n     Of.lu    1..  c.    Auguitt  37. 


9XH 


FRIDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  2, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Daniel  E.  Jarvis  and  Willard  Wells,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married 
Wednesday  in  Springfield. 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Lester  Brady  and  Arrle  Grantham  were  married.** 
Page  2:  Daughter  born  September  1  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Henry  C.  Hinckle  of  718  Boonville 

Son  born  September  1  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  J.  Doss  of  1331  Frisco  avenue. 
3:  Joe  Robinson  and  Ida  Emery,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married  yesterday  in 

Martin  V.  Bass  and  Velta  I.  Owens,  both  of  Strafford,  were  married  yesterday  in 

8:  May  Doran  sues  to  divorce  Allen  Doran.  They  were  married  April  12,  1924. 
Mrs.  Billie  Snow  was  killed  in  an  auto  accident.** 

Son  born  September  1  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charley  Farmer  of  702  East  Dale  street. 
12:  A  daughter  Heroledda  Jane  Gomer  was  born  August  25  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  G.  II. 
Mrs.  Gomer  was  formerly  Miss  Agnes  Pyle  of  725  North  National  avenue. 
W.  E.  Perry  died.** 
G.  S.  Dugan  died.** 
R.C.  Parks  died.** 


avenue. 

Page 

Springfield. 

Springfield. 
Page 


Page 

Gomer,  Jr. 


MARRIAGE  LICCMBEE 
Willard  D.  BuUar.  «.  BprtnerOa**. 
and  Varna  Leas  ThaiaaMI.  IE,  Cmm- 
wayj  Martin  V.  Bum,  it,  aasd  Yalta 
L  Owai,  M,  bat*  of  StralTora,  l+* 
BkeUey.  ||,  and  The****  Clark,  |i 
both   of    BprtBcflaU;    L* 

It    PhaaU.    aoa    Arras 

II,    Asa    drove)    Jo*    RoMmm*.    It, 

susd  Mi  Kroory,  IT.   both  at  •araBa- 
rUMt  Dankd  B  Janria,  it,  aad  Wti 
lard  WeUa.  IT.  both  at  E»Ha«tWld. 


UUr  9rab>  •*  MmN  mmi  ArrU 
Oraatham  of  Asa  draw*  war*  saar- 
Ha4  at  th*  ooort  houaa  root— flay. 
T*»  eMraaaear  wu  aaM  by  J,  W. 
Ttppla,  araaldlnc  Jade*  of  tho 
oountjr  court 


DEATHS 


Daniel  E.  Jarvls  and  WMara 
Walla,  both  of  SprlncflaM,  war* 
married  Wednesday  night  at  tkt 
bMHOf  Jack  W,  MeKaa.  Taoordar 
of  deads,  by  the  RsVerena  I*.-  D. 
Harris,  paator  of  Qraoa  Methodist 
Episcopal  church. 


W.  a.  PERRY 
W.  HL  Parry,  *•  y#*rs  old,  died 
at  •:•!  o'clock  yesterday  areola* 
at  hit  home,  616  'Wast  CantraJ 
Htreet.  following  a  brief  nines*. 
Funeral  arrangements  are  Incom- 
plete pending  arrival  of  relatlvee 
but  will  ba  held  under  direction  of 
W  I.  Starne.  undertaker.  He  Is 
survived  by  the.  widow,  by  alt 
daughtera,  Pauline.  Jewell.  Haael. 
Bcrnlce,  Maxlne  and  Mildred,  and 
on*  so*.  Napoleon,  all  of  the  home 
ail  ill  ill,  by  «aa  brothar.  John  Par- 
ry, of  Ban  Franclaco;  two  alaters. 
Mrs.  D.  D.  McLorge.  of  El  Dorado. 
Ark,  aad  Mrs.  S.  W.  Jonas,  of  Cali- 
fornia, and  on*  uncle,  E.  N.  Parry, 
of  JopUn. 

Q.  S.  OUQAN 
Funeral  ssnrloes  for  O.  S.  Dugan. 
Webster  county  attorney,  who  died 
at  bis  homo  six  miles  north  of 
Marnhfleld  Thureday,  will  be  b«ld 
at  11  o'clock  this  morning  at  Mis- 
sion Heme  church,  four  miles  north 
of  Marahfleld.  Burial  will  be  In  the 
cemetery  there  under  direction  of 
the  McMahan  Undertaking  com- 
pany. 


Aooonua*  %»  arttaaaaaa,  •*•>****- 
dent  ootmrad  whan  Mr.  •*©-» 
drove  hla  car  onto  the  crossing-  and 
ataBed  the  aortas)  la  attain r*»*«\i*- 
shift  Into  raaerse  after  ha  had 
haard  tha  Interurban'a  warning 
whistle. 


815 


*  R.  C.  PARKS 

«  R.  C.  Parks,  formerly  of'  Spring- 
field, died  Jn  Beaumont.  Texaa 
Wednesday  night,  following  »n  ul" 
um  of  eeveral  months,  reeultlo* 
from  a  nerroua  braMown  eue- 
talaed  after  an  automobile  accident 
bora  several  montha  a*o.  Burial 
will  be  In  Tyler.  Texae,  bis  former 
home.  He  la  eurvlved  by  the  wid- 
ow and  two  children,  hla  father,  R. 
C.  Parka  one  brother.  Bam  Parka, 
and  one  alater.  Mra.  Richard  Har- 
den, all  of  Beaumont. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  2,  1927-LEADER 
Page  18:  W.  E.  Perry  died.** 

Carl  W.Ray  died.** 

G.  S.  Dugan  died.** 

Mathias  Hauber  died.** 

William  Edward  Smith  died.** 

Mrs.  Ruth  Bowerman  Jones  died.** 

L.  D.  Painter  died.** 

Births  reported.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  6:  Louis  Erb  died.** 

Page  7:  Mary  Doran  sues  to  divorce  Allen  Doran.  They  were  married  in  April  1924. 
Page  9:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.  E.  King  celebrate  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 
Marriage  licenses  issued.**    [Joe  Robinson  etc.] 


l 


Burled   at    Mraaptu* 


The  rostral  of  Louie  BTb.  a 
fruit  man  of  the  Ozarke.  wae  bald  in 
Memphis  today. 

Srto  we*  for  many  yean  on*  of  iMm  | 
most  prominent  produce  merehemte 
of  Memphl*.  but  for  the  ;>e*t  M  years 
a  reeldent  of  Cedar  Oep.  wt*r#  fc» 
(nm»<]  In  eatenaiT*  fruit  fennlng- 
He  died  at  Oadar  Oap.  of  ailment*  in* 
cldent  to  ad*.     Be  waa  St. 

Mr.  «rb  waa  the 'father  of  Mr*     .«. 
,B.    PUtman.   wife   of   Judge    P-.f-man 
,  Mrs.    Ida    >.   Brown   and  John    Erb   of 
Memphis      Tns   latter      ft     connected 
|  with  the  fins  of  Man  *  Benadorf . 

The  unusual  success  which  marked 


CELEBRATING' GOLDEN 

WEDDING  ANNIVERSARY 


aREENTCELD.  Mo..  Sept.  a.— (Spe- 
cial.)- Mr.    and    Mra.    H.    T    King    of 

Sac  townehlp  are  celebrating  their 
golden  wedding  today  at  their 
two  miles  northeast  of  Seybert. 
were  married  la  Dtul*  county 
Cane  HID.  and  have  lived  at 
I  present  home  aii.ee  a  few  days  after 
'their  ninrriape  Many  relative*!  and 
lrtendn  mm-  Joining  In   the  celebration. 


home 
They 
near 
tbelr 


IB 
to  tba 
afiiayl 

the  baa*  of  IU  kind  In  this 
the  country. 

Born  in  Clsiieany.  Mr.  Erb 
to  Chicago  when  )• 
remained  there  b*Jt  a 
•  hen  he  moved  to  Memphta  and  en- 
ured bualnaea.  He  took  ad"  active 
part  In  all  ou.  iters  relating  to  Use 
relfare  of  the  city  during  hla  real* 
der.ee   there 


Mr.  and  Mra  T  W.  Lipscomb.  «S0 
South  Plckwtek  avenue,  ansotmoa  the 
birth  of  a  eon.  Jack  Bugene.  Auguat 
30. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  H.  Cartwrlght.  «3* 
South  Boulevard,  announce  the  birth 
of  a  son.  Lewis  Merle.  September  1. 


824 


W    e.  FSBBT. 
<•  Fwaeret    arrangement*  •»• 

ytaw  tor  w.  «.  retry.  »  *•»»  ^T 

who  died  at  f  o'clock  yeeterday  ■■•- 
rung  at  hi*  home.  63ft  West  Central 
Kmi,  folloalng  u  brief  illneee.  Mr. 
Perry  tad  becu  Uaifuug  ud**™*" 
for  tli*  Thompson -Racine  Tire  com- 
pany of  SpfinpfiMd  for  a  number  of 
years.  He  I*  *urrlved  by  hi*  wife.  *U 
daughter*.  Pauline  Jewell.  H*x«n. 
Berate*  end  Mildred.  and  a  son.  Na- 
poleon, all  of  the  home  addreae:  • 
brother.  John  Vrrrf  of  Ban  Di'go. 
Oal";  two  alatera,  Mra.  D-  D  UeUoj  of 


Jbhneon  of  Bakerefltld.  Cal .  and  an 
■sole.  B.  N.  Perry  of  Joplin.  S*r*lca* 
are  In  rharpe  of  W  L.  Sterne,  uoder- 
taKen. 

CAM.   W.   HA V.. 
r«rl  \v.  Hay.  the. 3-year-old  *on  oft 
M      »:,d  Mr*    William  Bay.  «5fl  We  a- ' 
eer  atcnuf.  'lied  M   8  a.  in    today  at 
the    borne       He    te    eurelTed    by    hi* 
parent,,  ai.d  two  alsUr*.    Punexel  ar- 


^^SffS^VjjhS'JS^^SCStSti'' 


•earn*,  unde.-taker. 


I 


MAI  Hits   IIVIDEK. 

MntMru<  iiaiiixr.  82  year*  old.  died 
early  this  morning  at  hi*  home.  878 
eVmib  arer.ur,  following  a  lingering 
lllnca*.  Mi  Haubcr  *■**  born  In  Ger- 
man? In  1845  ai.d  came  to  thl*  coun- 
try when  20  years  old.  *etlllr.g  *t 
Oram  City.  Mu.  Atler  returns,  a*  a 
merchant  30  yearn  *t<>.  he  came  to 
Springfield  m.d  had  lov.drd  her* 
wince.  He  la  nurvived  by  l.i/i  v.'.1t 
and  13  children:  W.  v.  m.d  .»  n 
Hriuber  of  (Irani  City.  Mi>thlaa 
Hsr.iber.  Jr  .  Ki*t  Oram*.  N  -'  W  t. 
Hatiber  of  Canton,  111  B.  II  llnuber. 
Henry.  Ill  :  Carl  Hatiber,  Elmhursl. 
Ill;  if.  A  llauber.  Chicatro;  M  J. 
Hauher,  Independence,  Mo  Mr* 
P.  F  Waller t,  Lincoln.  Neb.;  Mrs. 
Ifrur.o  I  ii'rl.i  .  Ritirir.?,  Fla  :  Mra. 
J.  F,  \!lwoo»l,  ttant.-v  I'alln.  Calif  : 
Mrs.  H.  E.  Anderson.  Springfield. 
The  body  pr"bi»b!y  -v. Ill  he  foraarrted 
to  Grant  City  tomorrow  bv  the  Her- 
man II.  U.I11111  .UT  I:\ilH  in:  I.omc  for 
burial 


«  I  I.I. I  AM  Mitt  Villi  -MITII. 

The  body  o!  William  Euaartl  Smith. 
78    year*    vM     who    died    jeati-rday    at: 
Br      Joseph.     M         nrr:\"'-d    bere    todnr  j 
for    b;ir::il       Fui.era!    »••■:•.. o«»    will    br  | 
held  at  10  a.  m.  Sunday  nt   the  tion:e  I 
of  a  daughter,  Mrs   Burney  Smith.  723 
Mirth  Bouarrerd.     mtorment  will  h* 
made    at   noon    that   day    at   Mount 
Ollr*  cemetery.  28  mAu     north    ** 
Springfield,    under    direction    of    th* 
XUngner  Undertaking  company.  Tb* 
JgpBVMd  I*  *urf  leed  by  •  »n.  Bar.  I. 
A.  •man.  Bldon.  M©J  ajtd  aU  daugh- 
ter*,  Mra   a.    L.    Oullrb.    Morrtarlll*: 
Mr*,  X.  V.  Holman.     Ca-iyon.     Tea ; 
Mr*.  C.  H.    Botanooyrr.    Bunting-ton 
park.  Calif ;   Mr*.  Burney   Smith  and 
Us*.  J.    W.    Clou**,    both    of    Spring- , 
Held,    ami    Mr*     J     W.    Early.   Kanaa* 

city. 

BITH  DOWEBMAN  JONES. 

Mn>.  Ruth  DMffmiii  June*,  wife  of 
Dr.  E.  N.  Jon*e.  of  Waco.  Tex.,  died 
yeatcrday  at  the  home  of  her  parent*. 
Bee.  and  Mr*,  Louie  B.  Bowerman.  tn 
gCaoaaa  City.  Kan.  Tb*  body  will  ar- 
rive here  Sunday  morning  for  burial. 
Interment  will  be  In  Haaelwood  ceme- 
tery under  dlrecUon  of  th*  Kllngner 
Undertaking   company. 

L.  O.  PAINTEB. 

L>  D.  Painter.  83  year*  old.  died  *l 
0  o'clock  In*t  night  at  hi*  bort*  at 
DogTrbod.  Mo.,  following  a  brief  lU- 
tWMt,  Ho  1*  *urrlved  by  hla  wife  and 
mU  eons.  Funeral  arrangement*  are 
•BCHDplete  but  burial  will  be  In  a 
oemetery  near  hla  home  under  the 
tlon    of    the     BUingner  Punaxal 


ISM? 


W*     o.  s.  oroAW. 

fc-"  .PXintral   aervlce*    for    O     S    Dugan.  | 
Webster  rour.'r  atror:iey,  aho  died  at 
hi*    lu'inr   all    mllr*   r.-.ith   of   Marsh- 
He'.d  Th'irviav    w^re  l.<  !d  at    11   a    m 
Icwluv    ••     M.v.-.     .    J!'  im»     i  :.'::    !i.    f  JOT 
mllrs  nnrili  cf  M*rahfir!d    B'.irl*l  waa  . 
In  the  rrm'ir.   t!ir:i    und"*!  direction. 
of    the    M'-Mnbnn    fr.rlrrtaklng    com 
pany. 


827 


'  MAMUAOK    LlCKNSe.    ,f 

R*cordsr  J**  W.  McKee  T"*"*" 
banted  maxriat*  licensee  to  U»  to»- 

lovtnf ! 

Joe  Roblneon.  10.  and  "•  Emory. 
17    both  of  8prtn*ftold. 

L^ter  Brady.  Pbeonla.  Mo,  23..  end 
Arris   Omnthant.   M.   Mh  Orove^ 

Um  Bhelly.  33.  end  Thelma  dark. 
II,  both  of  Bprlngftold. 


I 


~ia*£>'    V.   »-.  «.   «d    Vrtf   t 
Owens,  M.  both  of  Stratford. 

I -^ 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  3, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  A  son  Jack  Eugene  Lipscomb  was  born  August  30  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  F.  W. 
Lipscomb  of  630  South  Pickwick  avenue. 

Marriage  license:  Glenn  L.  Davis,  33,  and  Cathalene  Iseman,  29,  both  of 
Springfield. 

Page  2:  Eunice  L.  Tucker  sues  to  divorce  William  W.  Tucker.  They  were  married 
August  20,  1924. 

Page  3:  Mathias  Hauber  died.** 

William  Edward  Smith  died.** 
L.  D.  Painter  died.** 
Mrs.  Ruth  Bowerman  Jones  died.** 
Carl  W.Ray  died.** 
W.E.Perry  died.** 
W.  H.  Haynesdied.** 
Page  5:  Miss  Vernie  Lois  Thurman  and  Mr.  Willard  Drew  Butler  were  married.** 
Miss  Thelma  Clark  and  Mr.  Lee  Skelley  were  married.** 


CLAKK-SKtLLEY 
j|r,  i,  Clerk  announces  the  mar- 
rtaf*  of  hie  daashter.  Therms,  to 
Mr  Lee  Skelley.  eon  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  •Will  Skelley.  The  marrlaje 
took  place  Thursday,  the  Reverend 
K.  C  8echler  readme;  the  service. 
The  eerapto  will  make  their  home  to 
Bprln«-fleld.  Mr.  Skelley  la  em- 
ployed   by    the   Coca-Cola  company. 


DEATHS 


u 


MATH  I  A.  HAUMR 
Funeral  arrmocmnenfa  forMa-thtoe 
Hauber.  II  years  old.  whodledTtoB- 

terday    morning    at    hla   home,    Its' 
South  avenue,  following  a  Unaerlpg 
Illness,  are  yet  Inoompltta  peadlnc 
arrival   of   relatives,     although     the 
body  prohnhly  will  be  forwarded  to 
OraM    CSty,    Mo.,    by    the    Herman 
H.  •  Lohmeyer     Funeral    home    for 
burial.    He    waa    born    In    Germany 
and  came  to  tbia  country  when  >0 
years   old,    eetillng    la    Grant    City. 
Retiring  from  the  '  mertmntlto  busi- 
ness  20    years    aa;o.    he    moved    to 
SprinsfuM.   H«   1*   aun-Jvo/^   >  ••  ».h« 
widow  and  .12   children.  W.    V.  ana  . 
J.  B.  Hauber  of  Orant  City;   Math- 
las  Haur>er.  Jr  .   of  Kast  Orange,  N. 
J.;    W..-I.     Hauber    of    Canton,    111  .  • 
U.    H.    llaubn     of    Jleiiij.    15 1 
Hauber    of     Elmhurst,    111  ,      11.      A.  | 
Hauber  of  Chicago,   M.  .1    Hi 
Independence,  Mo.,   Mm.  V 
lert  of   Lincoln,   Nebr.;    Mrs.    Brunu 
Lasche  of   Sobring.  Fla.;   Mra    J.  F. 
Allwood    of    Santa    Palla,    Cal.    and 
Mrs.  H.  E.  Anderson  of  Springfield. 


THURMANBUTLER 
The     man-lag*     of     Miss     Vernie  i 
T  ol»  Tliurmnn.  daughter  of  Mr.  and  , 
Mrs.  T.    A.   Thurman  of  Cuiiw.»>".    :- 
M:      T\"Vlr\rd     T>rew    Butler.    of    this ' 
riiy.     lo,,k      [.lace      al      S   30      oVJock 
Thursday   afternoon   at   the   home   of  . 
tho      bridegroom.       The      Reverend 
David      Jones,     of     Ashland.     Kan.1 
uncle    of    the    bridegroom,    read    the 
service     Those    present   at    the  oere-  | 
many  were  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  L.  Rut- 
ler.      Mra.      Leonard      Butler.      Mlaa 
Esther    Butler.     Mrs.     Tony    Leteh. 
M.-o       Tinvld       .Tones.      Ml««      Mabel 

home    at    518    West    Calhoun    alreet.  I 
after  September  10, 


WILLIAM    tOWAKD  »"»«TM 
Funeral  osa-ricea  for  William  Ed- 
ward 8mltX~T«  Tears  old.  who  died 
Thursday   In    BL   Joseph,   Mo.,   wfll 
be   held    at    10     o'clock    tomorrow 
morning  at  the  home  of  hla  daugh- 
ter   Mra.   Burney    Smith.  '-'    ^"* 
Boulevard,    with    burial    at     Mount 
Oltve   oemetary.    W    mllea   north    of 
Springfield,    under   direction   of   the  | 
Klingnar  FVneral  home.  He  to  •tor- 
▼ivod  hy  one  eon.  the  Reverend^ L  JL 
BmHh  of  Eldon,   Mo.;   nod  by  e*t 
daughters.   Mm   O-   I*    Oullcb    H 
Horrtovtlle;   Mra  B.  V.  Bote"  of 
OaayeaX  Tesne;  Mrs-  C  H.  eWber- 
meyer  of  Huntington    Park.    CaX; 
Mrs   Burney  Bmlth  and  Mrs.  J.  W. 
Oouee.   both    of     Bprtaftto]d. 
Mrs-  J.  W.  atorty  of  Kanaaa  City. 


ns 


L.  D.  PAINTKR 
PuneraJ  mufntBti  for  U  D. 
Painter.  U  7M»  OKI.  who  died 
Thursday  rdgbt  at  his  homo  In 
Dogwood.  Ho,  following-  a  brief  111- 
»•**.  are  aa  pat  lnootnnlet*  bat  bu- 
rial will  bo  la  a  camatary  naar  hU 
home  under  diroctlon  of  the  Kllng- 
nor  Punerel  home.  He  is  ■urrlred 
by  the  widow  and  six  eons. 

MR*.  RUTH  BOWKRMAN  JONES 
Funeral  arrange  meat*  for  Mrs, 
Roth  Bowennan  Jones,  wife  of  Dr. 
B.  N.  Jonoo  of  Waoa,  Taftaa,  who 
died  Thursday  at  the  hone  of  her 
parents,  the  Reverend*  and  Mrs, 
Louis  B.  Bowarmaa  of  Kansas  City, 
Kan,  are  still  incomplete  bat  the 
body  -11!  arrtre  here  tomorrow 
moraine  for  burial  In  Haaelwood 
eemetery  under  direction  of  the 
mtnrner  Ptmera)  home. 

CARL  W.  KAY 

Private  fassral  asulosei  for  Cart 

W.    Ray.    1   rear   oed   eon   ot   Mr    aad 

Mra,  wuitera  Ray.  «•  Weaver  a»e- 

noe.  erba  died  at  •  o'clock  yasaarday 

at  the  heme,  win  be  bold 


ej>« 


_^J-<* 


• 


»•    rears   old.    who 


\  West  Cea- 
tral  street  wUl  bo  beat  at  fee* 
oekx*  I— rwr  aftarnooa  at  Re) 
Central  Christian  church,  with  Ve> 
rtal  la  Maple  Park  cemetery  under 
direction   of   W.    L.    Btama,    under - 


W.    H.   HAYNEd 
W     H.    Haynea.    ST    rears    old.    of 
4tl   South  Robbereoa  arenue.  a  re-* 
tired   contractor   and   Interior  de*-"- 
rator.  died  at  1   IS  o'clock  yesterday 
afternoon   at   his    home   following   a 
lingering;  Illness.   He  was  a  member 
of     the     South     aronue     Christian 
church    and    Joined     the    Methodist  I 
church   when    he   was   14   years  old. 
Ho  is  surrlred  by  the  widow,  by  one  I 
dnUKht'-i       Mrw      Anna     KnRlleh     of 
S|trlnvfleld,     and     one      son.      J'        N 
llaynes    of    South    Qreenfleld.      The 
hod)     will    l.e    torwardrd    to    Houth 
(Jre-enfleld    for    burial    by    the    Alma  ! 
Lolimever    Funeral    home      Funeral  ' 

arrangements     nn-     IliCumplrte     tut 
probatily    will    If    held    Suridny    aft- 
i  ernoon 

mm  ttm,,mr 

.data.  ,*i  ■/*• 

ssseWfcssl  —   _a  •  .    •     | 

SATURDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  3,  1927 -LEADER 
Page  3:  Marriage  license:  Max  Norburg,  24,  and  Hazel  Schell,  20,  both  of  Springfield. 
Page  8:  There  is  an  item  in  memory  of  "our  baby  Elizabeth  Jane  Bockhorsl,"  signed  by 
father,  mother,  and  grandparents,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.  O.  Bockhorst  and  Herman,  Jr. 

Page  11:  Miss  Vernia  Thurman  and  Mr.  William  Drew  Butler  were  married.** 
Page  12:  Mrs.  Jacob  Hirth  died.** 

William  Edward  Smith  died.** 

Carl  W.Ray  died.** 

W.  T.  Perry  died.** 

Mathias  Hauber  died.** 

L.  D.  Painter  died.** 

Mrs.  Ruth  Bowerman  Jones  died.** 

W.  H.  Haynes  died.** 


Births  reported.** 


iJBIRTHS~l| 


Mr.  and  Mr*  Walter  Seath.  of  S17 
College  street,  are  the  parent*  of  a 
tab*   eon.   born    August   25. 

Mr.  and  Mra.  1.  I.  8 tone  of  1M1 
North  Lyon  atroet.  announce  tht  birth 
of  n  daughter.  Wltnta  Jean,  on  August 
24. 

Mr  and  Mr;  n  II  Tiller  of  2360 
Travis  fcvrnur.  announce  the  birth  of 
a  son.  wiiin  Eugene,  on  August  3. 


i 


— o-  - 
Thurman-Butler.  ; 

Minn   Vernia   Thurman   of      Conaav 
.Mid    Mr.      Willlarn      Drew      Duller     of 
Springfield  were  married  Thursday  at  • 
the    home   of    tha    bridegroom.      The  I 
Rev.  David  B.  Jones  of  Ashlsnd.  Kan  . 
[uncle,  of    the    bridegroom,    performed 
|  the    ceremonty.         The    brlda    Is    the  > 
i  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  T.-  A.  Thur- 
1  man  of  Conwsy.  and  the  groom  Is  an 
employee    <,i     int     Oa.s    and     Klcctrir 
compuny    litre.      Thoae    who    atendrd  , 
the   rcremony   were:   Mr.    and    Mrs    J. 
:  L.    Buller.   Mrs.    Leonard    ButUr.    M.ss 
1  Esther   Butler.  Mra.   Tom   Leigh.  Mra. ' 
{ David    Jones    and    M'ss    Mable    Thur-  ' 
man.     Mr.  anu  Mrs.  Butler  will  be  at 
horr.c.  518   WcM   CaK.our.   jtreet.   after 
a   brief  visit   will)    the   bride  »   parents 


81<t 


*m 


mi:s.  j .icon  hihtii. 

Mrs.  Jacob  Hlrth.  71  years  old.  of 
route  1.  Rogersvtlle.  died  yesterdsy 
following  a  lingering  lllnees.  She  *m 
born  In  Switzerland.  August  10.  18M. 
and   come   to   this  country     In     1884. 

.  Sl.r  ta  survived  by  her  husband,  three 
daughters.     Mr.v      Itoi»a     Webb  or   the 

.  hcino  uddrrsi:  Mrs.  O  J.  Orobe  ot 
KttiMix  C!iy,  Mrs.  Huso  Allmsn  of 
fc.jjir.ctirlfl.  and  by     tour     grandchll- 

■drttv  Uurlnl  will  be  in  Smith  ceme- 
tery nn\r  ltr*r«r*vllle 

ft    WliUMI  KOWAsm  MflTtl. 

runemi  Mihm  Hi*-  V8W>   *tt» 

ward   Smith.   76  years   old.  who  died 

Thursday  In  St.  Joseph,  will  b«  held 

at  10  a.  m.  tomorrow  at  the  borne  of 

his  daughter.  Mrs.  Durney  Smith.  718 

,  North   Doulevard.     Burial  wUl    be  in 

:  Mount  Ollv*  ceuwlwy.  »  *•»*»■  ****** 

!of  Springfield.  und*r  the  direction  of 

•  the  Kllngner  Funeral  noma. 


I.ARI.  W.  RAY.  • 

Funeral    services    for    Carl   W.    Ray. 
;a-jrar-old  *on„of Mr^andJ^e^W4i-^ 
;iltra  Rny.  060  Weaver    <aT«nue,    wbo^ 
'died  r.t  U  a.  m    yerterday  at  the  home. : 
'«.'.!   he   held  at    1"   »•   m.  Monday   at. 

*ht    Stanse    *'■'>:'  .«'"•'    v-l'It    b".:'.'«!    !" 
;£w*l  L*»*n  c«m*t«}.     H*   I*  -"survived  ■ 

by  bin  parents  and  t,BO  ' '•"■""  ! 


M  I  I'll  IAS    M  W  IIKll. 

The    body    «»f    Mathlas.    Hauber,    BJ. 

.'who   died   yesterday   morning     at    hit 

home.  078  South  avenue,  following  a 

^lingering  lUness.  will     be     forwarded 

I  Monday  morning  to  Orant  City.  Mo, 

■  his  former  home,  by  the  Herman  H. 
Lobmcyer  Funeral   home    for    burial. 

■  Funrrrl  services  will  be  held  at  230 
'p.    m.   Tuesday.     Mr.   Hauber   la  sur- 
vived h>-  his  wife  and  12  children. 


1  a.   D.  PAINTER. 

Funeral  Arrangements  are  locotn- 
p;.-tr  for  I.  D.  Painter.  S3,  who  died 
Thufwfiy  at  his  home  In  Dogwood. 
.\:>.  ioi2-:-J.:::p  a  brief  lllr.e'n  Burial 
will  be  In  a  cemetery  near  Dogwood, 
probably  tomorrow,  under  the  direc- 
tion of  the  Kllnrrr  Funeral  home. 


t  HI  HI  nmVKKMAN  JONES. 

Funeral  arrangements  for  Mrs 
illuth  Boaerman  Jonr*.  wife  of  Dr.  E 
IN      Jonc*.    of    Waco.    Tex.    who    died 

Thursday  at  the  home  of  her  parents. 
1  Rev.  and  Mrs.  Lou:s  8.  Bowermsn  of 
.  K:>hmis  City.  Kan.,  are  still  lncom- 
jplete.  but  the  body  will  arrive  here 
I  tomorrow  morning  .for  burial  In  Haz- 
'clv.-ood    rimetr.ry.    under   direction   of 

the  Kllncoer  Funeral  home. 


^ 


\\    ••:    IMJIHY. 
Fuv.ernl  services  fnr  W.  E    Perry.  50.! 
wn<»    «IkU    Thuiaduy    evening    at    hu 
t  vine.  535  West  Ccntrsl  street,  will  be 
held    at   2:30   p.   m.   tomorrow    at    the  . 
Central  Christian  church,  with  burial  j 
in  Mop.'.?  Park  cemetery  under  dlrec-  j 
Hon  <'f  W    L    8tarne.  undertaker. 


W.  II.  lUVNW. 
$'  Funeral  wenflcee  for  W,  If?  Hajroee. 
<I7.  of  430  South  Robberaon -avenue, 
a  retired  contractor  and  Interior  dee- 
orator,  who  died  at  2  30  o'clock  ye»» 
trrday  afternoon  at  his  home  follow* 
i  ing  a  lingering  Illness,  will  be  held  at 
j  10  a.   m    Sundsy    at   the    Alma   Loh- 
>  mocr  Funeral  chapel.  The  body  then 
!  w:il  be   taker,   overland    to  Oreenfleld 
j  for  burial.     Mr    Haynes  was  a  mem- 
';  ber   of   the    Bouth    Avenus    ChrtsUan 
j  church.     He  Is  survived   by  his  wife. 
(  a    daughter.    Mrs      Anna     English     of 
!  8prlngfleld.  and   a  son.  P.  N.   Haynes 
i  of  Sooth  Greenfield. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  4, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Andrew  Johnson  committed  suicide.**   [This  item  is  difficult  to  read.  Andrew 
Johnson,  a  65  year  old  barber--the  article  describes  him  as  "aged"-living  in  a  hotel  at  617 
College  street,  took  poison.  His  home  was  in  Richland,  Mo.  He  was  recently  divorced.] 
Page  3:  William  Edward  Smith  died.** 
L.  D.  Painter  died.** 
Mrs.  Ruth  Bowerman  Jones  died.** 
Carl  W.Ray  died.** 
W.E.Perry  died.** 
Mathias  Hauber  died.** 
W.H.  Haynes  died.** 


2lO 


Page  2B:  Mr.  Smith,  94,  died  at  Newburg. 

Mrs.  Frank  Harris  of  Newburg  died  in  the  hospital  at  Rolla.  She  was  buried  in  the 
Mill  Creek  cemetery. 

William  Bruenn,  about  27,  son  of  August  Bruenn  of  Monett,  died  August  25  of 
tuberculosis  at  Albuquerque,  New  Mexico.  He  had  studied  for  the  priesthood  but  failing  health 
made  him  give  up  his  studies.  He  will  be  buried  at  Peirce  City. 

Son  born  August  27  to  Dr.  and  Mrs.  R.  F.  Whitlock  of  Monett. 
Son  born  August  30  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Waymond  Pry  or  of  Monett. 
Alvin  Lee,  an  old  citizen  of  Mountain  Grove,  died  Wednesday.  John  R.  Lee  of 
Eldorado  Springs  is  his  son. 

Page  7B:  Card  of  thanks  from  C.  W.  Beard  and  others.** 

Page  2C:  Miss  Winifred  Livingston  and  Mr.  William  J.  Adams  will  be  married.** 

Page  3C:  Miss  Margaret  Kathryn  Davis  and  Rev.  Harvey  L.  Humphrey  were  married.** 

Miss  Maude  Robberson  and  Mr.  Walter  Fisher  were  married.** 
Page  10D:  There  is  a  map  showing  the  boundaries  of  each  school. 


Miss  Kmtkryn  Davis 
Weds  in  Des  Moines 


i 


Announcement*      hav* 
calved  here  of  the  marriage  of  Miss 

Mnrrnret      Kathryn      Davis      to     the 
[  ReverenJ      Harvev      U      Humphrey.  J 
I  Mt.u-fr   ivhik   i>im«   u;    in;    Li.iverail) 

uilfch     1..     I"  r-.-»     ^...ie»,    I  ^  ..  i, 

-  »;»*>',    August    :?.     The    *erv;.  e ' 
was  read   by   the   Reverend   WUlard 
M.     Wlcklser.     The    Reverend,   Mr. 

Humphrey     tu    associate    uid    act- 
ing     p*«tor     of     Central     Christian 
church  In  Springfield  for  two  ye«n 
and    at    present    la    doing    gradual* 
work  In  Drake  university,  and  bold* 
a  full  time  paatorate  at'Cooa   Rap- 
id*.   Iowa.     Those   from    Springfield 
present     at     tit*     ceremony      war* 
Mlasee   Edna  Ellington   and    Esther 
Marshal..     Others    present     Included 
Mr.   and     Mrs      R   B.    Ingraham   of  i 
Cincinnati.     Ohio.      Reverend     and  I 
*tra     Humphrey    will    be     at     home1 
arter    September   18    at    :315    Drake' 
Park  avenue.  De»  Moines  I 
.         -   | 


W«  wis*  u>  Uaank  o«  aaaar 
and  neighbors  aad  waaHily  |fr 
Mr*  I'arkrr  for  their  jiindnrsa  and 
offerings  durinf  th*  death  of 
over    aon    and    relative. 

Mr.    and    Mra.    C.    1 

Mr.   and  Mra.    Dean 

Mr*.    LiUU    PwUtt, 

M'.      Nannie    Nrenv 


aM| 

>oral 
our  i 


I  I 


•  LI  VI NQ8TON  -  ADAMS 

Th*  marriage  of  alls*  Wlnltre<l 
Lavlngstan.  daughter  of  Mr.  and 
Mra  J.  E  Livingston,  1001  West 
Webater  street,  to  Mr.  William  J. 
Adams  'wlU  take  place  at  8:  SO 
o'clock  tbia  morning  at  the  home 
of  the  Reverend  H.  A.  Wood.  pas- 
tor  of  the  Campbell  Avenue  Meth- 
odist church.  The  couple  will  leave 
today  for  a  trip  to  St.  Louis  nnJ 
points   In    Illinois. 


MAfcftlAOsl  UCtMM. 


ROBBERSON-HERRICK 
The  marriage  of  Mlaa  Maude 
Robberaon.  daughter  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  R,  H.  Robberaon.  1018  North 
Main  avenue,  to  Mr  Walter  F1.»h.  r 
■  i  Iliehl>\  i  •  •.<<.  «li  t  ike  plnre  Ir. 
Kansas  City  ibis  atlernoon  at  the 
Muehlebach  hotel.  Mlaa  Robber- 
aon. accompanied  by  her  brother- 
in-law  and  slater.  Mr.  and  Mra. 
Otto  Herrlck.  will  motor  this  morn- 
Ini;  In  Kansas  City  where  they  will 
be  met  by  Mr.  J-'isher.  After  Svp- 
temher  IS  the  nawlyweds  will  be 
at   home   In   l'ueblo.   Col 


I 


>la  Cox,  K 
Ooldfs  Bataon.  84,  stesntMsc: 
Narhwr.  M.  aad  Haaal  BofcaU.  M. 
hath  of  Springfield:  Edaaend  HeJ- 
aaaa  Barton.  8*.  and  Virginia  Car- 
olyn Dak*.  81.  both  •(  BprtastaeM; 
William  J.  Adams  (0.  and  Wini- 
fred Living* on,  IT.  both  of  Spring 
field,  Harry  R  Btotta.  88.  aad  AJkse 
H.  Huiscia.  n.  both  of  BactasjOsH; 
Bart  Allan.  II.  and  Iraaa  Arnold, 
Id,  both  od.Kbaneaar. 


W.  M.  HAYNE8 
Funeral  services  for  W.  H. 
Haynea.  87  year*  old.  of  4S»  South 
Robbenson  avenue,  who  died  Fri- 
day afternoon,  wl),  be  held  at  10 
o'clock  this  morning  at  th*  Alma 
Lohmeyei  1-unerhl  home  ^fter 
which  the  body  will  be  taken  to 
South  Greenfield  for  burial. 


?h\ 


DEATHS  [ 


WILLIAM  EDWARD  SMITH 

"  Funeral  aerrtcee  for  Winiam  Ed- 
ward  Hroltb,  76  years  old.  who  died 
Thursday  Id  Pt.  Joseph,  Mo.,  will  be 
held  at  10  o'cleefc  tola  BMrnlnc  at 
the   horr.e    of   his     aanffcrter,     Mrs. 
Burney  Hmiin.  'ili  .Sunn  ikjuie\a-rd. 
.with    burial   in    Mount   OUve   ceme- 
Ittry,   IS  miles  north  of  Sprlng-fieM. 
Under     direction     of     the     Klingner 
r  mitral  home. 

L.    D.    PAINTER 

Funeral  services  for  1*  D.  Palmer, 
U  years  old,  who  diod  Thursday  at 
hla  noma  In  Dogwood,  Mo.,  will  be 
held  at  11  oVlock  thU  mornln*  at 
Uie  lesldence  with  burial  lo  Swan 
(eroetery  In  Oouclae  COC'tf  under 
d'rfrtlcti  of,  the  KUnfMf  Funeral 
horn*. 


era! 


-  •  tjr-  ■  *  rf 


CARL  W.  RAY 
}  rirete  funeral  service*  for  Carl 
W.  P.ay.  two-year-oh-  eorf  of  Mr. 
and  Mm.  William  Bay.  00*  Wea-ver 
avenoe,  wro  died  Friday  at  tfca 
home,  will  be  held  at  lw  o'clock  to- 
morrow morning  at  the  Btarna  mar- 
tuary  with  burial  la  ■■»*  l«wn 
cemetery. 


W.    E.   PEUBY 

Funeral  services  for  W.  K.  Parry 
SO  years  > '  '  ■    "~A  "WmredaT  at  I 

his  home  at  iJi  Weal  Central 
street,  will  be  held  at  1:M  o'ciock 
this  afternoon  at  the  Central  Chrls- 
tton  church  with  tha  Reverend  E. 
C.  Sechler  officlaun*.  with  burial  In 
Maple  Park  cemetery  under  direc- 
tum,    of   W.    L.    Stame,    undertaker. 


MRS.  RUTH   IOWIBMAN  JONES 

Funeral  arrangements  for  Mrs. 
Ruth  Bowerman  Jonea,  who  died 
Thuiaday  at  the  home  of  her  par- 
ents, the  Rererend  and  Mrs.  Louis 
8.  Bowerman  In  Kansas  City,  K»n.. 
H>-«    «tH!    Inromrtlete      but      probably 

••  o    >-..t,»     .v,i«      *ft*moon       wltn 

burial    ii.    Lii.i..  .      -<■.-■<•■'.•     u.. 

der   direction    of  the    Klingner   Fun- 
eral home. 


MATHIA8  MAtiBER 
The  body  of  Mathlas  Huber,  81 
I  years  old.  who  died  Friday  at  hla 
home,  8"g  South  avenue,  will  be 
forwarded  tomorrow  morning-  by  the 
Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home 
to  Grant  City.  Mo,  for  burial  Tues- 
day. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  4,  1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  Andrew  Johnson  was  found  dead.** 
Page  14:  There  is  a  long  article  about  Gen.  Franz  Sigel. 
Page  16:  Miss  Maud  Robberson  and  Mr.  Walter  Fisher  will  be  married  today.** 

Miss  Marcella  Hamilton  and  Mr.  Ruben  A.  Pierce  were  married.** 
Page  17:  Miss  Elizabeth  Ann  Lewis  and  Mr.  Wayne  Emil  Kentling  were  married.** 

Miss  Margaret  Kathryn  Davis  and  Rev.  Harvey  L.  Humphrey  were  married.** 
Page  21 :  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Page  24:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  "of  our  wife  and  mother,"  signed 
by  J.  W.  Schneider,  Mr.  Lewis  Likins,  Mr.  .  K.  Likins,  Miss  E.  H.  Routh. 
Page  27:  Claude  Berry,  Jr.,  died.** 

Mathias  Hauber  died.** 

W.  H.  Haynes  died.** 

Mrs.  Ruth  Bowerman  Jones  died.** 

L.  D.  Painter  died.** 

William  Edward  Smith  died.** 

Carl  W.Ray  died.** 

W.  E.  Perry  died. 
Birth  reported.** 


BIRTHS 


Mr  and  Mrs.  J.  T.  Males,  of  52« 
South  Jeffernon  avenue  announce 
the  birth  of  a  daughter.  Virginia  Lee. 
<>n  Au^utt  20.  Mrs.  Mtie*  formerly 
was  Miss  Lucy  Treesh. 


w.  k.  rr.HRV. 

Funrrnl  frrvicm  for  W.  K   Perry 
aim   dttci    Thursday   eveulTj   at 
home.    435    West    Central    b'reel. 
be   held    at    2:30   p.    m.    today   at 
Central  Christian  church,  with 


h:« 

Will 

the 
burial 

in  Maple  Park  cemetery  und»i   direc- 
tion of   W.   L,.  Sterne,   undrr.aker. 


*3a 


es 


BARBER  FOUND 
DEAD  IN  BED  AT 
ROOMING  HOUSE 


Andrew    Johnson.   65.   Be- 
lieved to  Have  Been  Vic- 
tim of  Poison.  i 


:arbolic   acid    found 


Left  Shop  at  5  P.  M.  in  Good! 
Spirits  to  Go  to  Room 
for  Supper. 


Kreet  and  Market  avenue.  lor  several 
months,  diapering  of  jt  about  three 
months  ago.  Por  the  past  three  weeks 
be  had    been    working    at    the    L.   A.. 

Montgomery  barter  •hop.  411  OoUagi 
■treat, 

Worked  l*rtUI  S  t.  M. 

Mr.  Montgomery  stated  that  John- 
son baa  worked  until  0  p.  at.  ywUi- 
<i*r  whan  he  remarked  that  he  In- 
tended u>  k>«  u>  hie  roam  mid  cook 
iiia  *m>per.  lie  Apparently  *u  In 
good  tpuil*  when  he  lert. 

Juhnaon  w*s  divorced  by  Mr#.  Cva 
Johnson  oX  Richland  about  a  jraar 
ago.  *Unoe  U«o  ha  tea  Weed  in 
Springfield  mpet  Of  the  tima.  UtU* 
was  knowu  about  hU  relatrlea.  He 
operated  a  barter  stoop  'at  Richland 
for  a  number  ed  years  and  4%  waa  the 
opinion  oc*  cittani  theew  that  he  bad 
children  by  a  lormer  wife.  Their 
whereabouts  are  not  known. 

The  body  '•*  being  held  at  the  Alma 
lx»hmeyer  Puneral  home  pending  fur- 
:ner  investigation  by  Coroner  Wlnd:c. 


With  a  few  drop*  of 
in  a  naif  pint  bottle  lying 
In  hie  room.    Andrew 


yean  «|d,  a  barter  at  Richland 
was  found  dead  In  bad  atartly 
■    o'clock. east    akykU   at   a 
house.    dlT   OaOega 
had    been    staying    far 
months. 

Tt.e  man  apparently  committed  sui- 


cide  by  drinking*  a   quantity  o< 
kmtui   iisaniintvio  Cosjajia*  JrjeU  Jt J 
'Wlndell.   who    made    an    frrW«i|ttl6tr 
j  v!    i.'u    rlea'.r.    :%«:    eight 

Mn  John  O.  Woody,  who.  with  hex  i 
husband,  operates  the  rooming  house.  ' 
atstted  *b*t  aw*,  entered 
room  ahov; "X  1Z  s'crork  to  feewe 
bed  linen  «he  found  the  man  mag  I 
dead  on  hie  bed.  Police  war*  : 
diately    notified 

Belonged  lo  Odd  reliant. 

Kiamlnnuoa  of  tte  men* 
revealed  a  half  dollar  and 
ship  card  In  tte  Odd 
of  Swedeborg.  Mo.  Little 
of  him  about  the  rooming  bouse  other 
than  that  he  worked  at  a  barter  shop 
on   College  street. 

After  an  Investigation  by  officers. 
It  was  learned  that  Johnson  came  to 
Springfield  about  !•  months  ago  from 
Richland.  He  operated  a  barber  ebop 
in    the    Pwiimt    Pool      hall.      College 


$33 


|h-f'.'!:"       KeaUlng.Lererta. 

Mine  Klirabtah  Ann   Lewi*  of  Har- 
rison.  Ark.     and     Mr.     Wayne   Ball 
Kcntling   or   HlghlanrlvlUe.    Mo.    were 
maii.Mi    Thursday    at    high    noon    at; 
Uic  hijftir  of  the  bride's  parenu,    The 
bride  ik  the  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Harvey   Lewi*  of   Harrison       She    waa 
a  Miidmt   at  Park   college.   Park  vine. . 
Mi.,  nr.d   aas  a  member  of   the  Zeta  ' 
Tail   Alpha   aorortty   af    thf   Unlveraltv  I 
oi     Aifcausaa      Mr.     KcntUng     la     the, 
eon   of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Prank   Kentllng 
of    Hichiandville    and    la    a    graduate  j 
of     Dniry    college.      He     han     been     a  i 
mtn.bcr   of   the  Harrlaon    High   school 
faculty    the    past   year     and     will     be  ] 
principal  of   the  hlKh   whool    at    Mnr- 
t1bVi!i<'     thin     year.       The     couple     will 
toakc    their   home   in   Morrlsvllle.  | 

I)a\H-  Humphrey. 
Mif«   Margaret    Kathryn   Devi*   and 
Ibe   Rev.   Harvey   L.   Humphrey  were 
fnained  in  Dee  Moines  August  37  at 
fne     University    Placa    church.      The 
gtrrrnony     was     performed     by  -  Rev 
r pKUtord  Mr  Wlcklzer.   Tfte  .Rev,  Hum- 
■ftirey  *as  for  two  ye*i»  ouwocut*  and 
♦*Ung    pastor    or    Central    Christian 
ttiurch  of  tola  city  and  4»  at  present 
•iking  graduate  work  »t~T>rake  Unl- 
perbity      He  also  holds  a  pastorate  at 
Ooou    Rapid*.    Iowa.     The    Springfield  J 
fcucat*  at  the  wedding  were  Miss  Edna 
BMidMon    and    Ml«    Eethrr    Mnr«hall   ' 
Sti'    Rev    and  Mrs.  Humphrey  will  be 
kt  home   after    September    18   at   3315 
prahe  Par.,  avenue.  Pea  Moines. 


ClAVJM   WKKXt,   MM- 

Claud.    Berry.    Jr.    l»-month     old 

-en   of   Mr.  end   Mr..  C.   W.     Berry 

TZZ   City.    Mo,   ***«££ 

Uternoon   foUowlnt   »   brt*f  *"*?* 

wm  vlalting  it  the  home  of  her  eto- 
JT  MrrbUn  Zerbe  of  Bartleavtlle. 

cemetery  ftlttay 

MATM1AS  HAUBE*-  "■ 
The   body  of   MathU.  »•£%* 
wbo  dtod  rrtd*y  nowinf  •*.  «■ ■■■* 
•T8  South  »*enue.  toUowlnf  •  ttnfer- 

row  mornlof  to  Onni  CUT.  ■■*.  ■» 

£yT  Fun«ral  *<«••.  ^^.£££: 
wuTbe  held  •i'*0*™-™'^. 
Mr.  Raubet  to  eurrlved   by  bl.  wlfo 

»ud  13  children. 

W:  HL  IUYNS8. 

Funeral  MntcM  for  W.  H.  Borneo. 
87   of  438  South  Robbereon  orenue.  • 
retired  contractor  and  Intortor  deco- 
rmtor.   who  died   *t   3:S0   o'clock  Fri- 
day afternoon  at  hU  home  following 
a  lingering  Mneae,  will  be  bold  a*  10 
•    m.   today    at   the   Alma  .Lohmeyer 
Funeral  home   The  body  will  bo  taken 
j  overland  to  Greenfield  for  burial-  Mr. 
Haynea  n*    aurrlred    by    hU    wlfa.    » 
daughter.     Mr..     Anna     Engllah     of 
I.SprlP.Bflel'l    anr!   «   -'■>    T    N     Haynea 
e>(  South  Urce:>f.elfl 


I      UUXIAM  BOWAIU>  SMITH. 

FunoreJ  «ar*tow  tor  WHRMB  M- 
ward  Smith.  *•,  wbo  died  Thuraday 
in  St.  Joaaph.  will  be  bald  at  10  a, 
m.  today  at  tb«  none  of.  bin  deug h» 
tor.  Mra.  Buntey  Smith.  W5  Bui 
Boulevard.  Burlol  wlU  be-  in  MounV 
Olive  cemetery,  a*  mile,  north  of 
Springfield,  under  the  direction  «t 
tbe  Kllngner  Funeral  bom*. 

CAM.  W.  KAY. 
Funeral  aerrlce  for  Carl  W.  Ray.  2- 
year«old  eon  of  air.  ana  Mliw .B»UUem 
Ray.  860  Weaver  avenue.  -  wbo  died 
at  8  a.  m.  yeaterday  at  the  bone,  will 
be  held  at  10  a.  m.  Monday  at  the 
Btarne  mortuary.  Burial  will  be  In 
Seat  Lawn  cemetery.  He  la  aurvlved 
by  his  parenta  and  two  el»ter».  • 


V>  i." 


yJItStoTtoeuwd  tno  foltowlnt  ■" 
rlagw  "••J^T..^  M    ,**  AIM*  B- 

Hudaou  81.  botb  of  J*»g*%^ 

Bart  Allen,  tl  end  !*•»•  *"""* 

1§>  both  of  »»»--• "^    wmhald 

U;1°Tb  JitTS  tnd^nla  D. 


— 

""'* 'RI'TH  BOWKIIMAX  JONS*. 

runeral  eervlcea  for  Mra  Ruth  Bow. 
etmin  .lone*,  wife  of  Dr.  E.  N.  Jonea. 
of  Waco.  Tex  .  who  died  Thuraday  a» 
the  home  ol  her  parenta.  Rer.  and 
Mra.  Loula  8  Bowerman  of  Kanaae 
City.  Kan  .  were  held  yeaterriay  in, 
that  city.  The  body  waa  forwarded  to 
Springfield,  arriving  early  tbla  morn- 
ing BurUl  will  be  In  Harelwood  cem- 
etery at  130  p  m  today,  under  the 
dlrectiou  of  the  Kllngner  runeral 
home. 

I..   I».   PAINTER. 
1       Funeral   berure«>   lor   L'.   D    Painter. 
B?.    »i-.r>  t'.:ft'   T?'.':rv".ny    n*    hi.'    homa 
id     Dc<^uo<.ki     Mo.    lollowing    a    brief 
Ulnrfc*.  will  be  held  at  11  a.  m.  today 
;«t   the  hon.i-.     Burial  will  be  In  Swan 
cemetery.  U'.'.det  the   dirtctlon  ot   the 
Kllngner   Funeral    home. 
Wpsa^;  • — 


Mr    and  Mr..  Fred  BonUUm.  ll»l 

1  North     Jeffe«on     av.nue.  J-f^ 

the  marriage  of  their  «*utht*r.  *£' 

celU.  to  Mr  Ruben  A  Plerc.  of  tbto 
:lly  T>.e  n.*r.-:a«e  UK-  plfM  at  To- 
peka.  Kan  .  March  23  axvd  *>£*~* 
!  aept  a  a*cret  until  th.  ">no"n«^ 
ma^a  today  by  th.  P-"*^,^ 
j  bride.  Mr.  and  Mra  Ftorea  will  arme 
•  JS.r  for  a  vWt  before  «*««»^ 
,o  EacalalC-r  Springs  where  they  will 
realdv. 


Mlae  Robbevaon   to   *«*•  t 

U^  M.ud  Ronnewoav  d*t*btor  of 
Mr  and  Mm  R  «  Rohb*raoo  3Xt 
H~*y  a.en^e.  wUl  b*  nJ*m1l°.Ml 
Walter  Fiaher  of  Fu«*lo,  Colo,  «^ 
afternoon  In  K*nawo  City-  •■"•J 
oeraon  will  drive  to  «a»- J>1*  **£ 
momlns  with  her  ^tcr. Jf  •"». 
jum  end  Mr.  Horry,  ttm  «^ 
will  be  at  home  In  Fueblo  aftar  S*p- 

•.»rr.r-er  10 


?3H 


MONDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  5, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  5:  Miss  Marcella  Hamilton  and  Mr.  Reuben  A.  Pierce  were  married.** 
Page  10:  Andrew  Johnson  died.** 

James  H.  Goddard  died.** 

James  Vickers  died.** 

Carl  W.Ray  died.** 

Mathias  Hauber  died.** 


DEATHS 


JAME8    H.  GODDARD 

Funeral    services    for    James    H. 

Rnddnrtl,   who   died   at   the   home   o( 

jhls   brother.    D.      H.      Goddard.      of 

I  Richards.   Mo.,  will   be  held  at  3:30 

I  o'clock    this    afternoon    at       Payne 

cemetery,    eight      miles      south      of 

Springfield,  under  direction  of  the  j 
Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home, 
v, 1th  the  Reverend  B.  F.  West  of- 
ficiating. Mr.  Goddard  Is  survived 
by  three  brothers.  David  H.,  of 
Rlchurds,  Mo..  Joseph  M..  of  Nlxa.  ' 
Mo.,  and  S.  D.  ol  Springfield;  and 
by  three  sisters,  Mrs.  Mary  Kelt- 
ner.  Mrs.  Rachel  Gibson  and  Mrs. 
Mahala   Wlsncr   of   near   Nlxa. 


HAMILTON-PIERCE 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Fred  Hamilton.) 
1951  North  Jefferson  avenue,  an- 
nounce 111*  marriage  of  their 
daughter.  Marcella.  to  Mr.  Reuben 
A.  Pierce,  son  of  Mr  and  Mrs.  l*t- 
roy  Pierce.  631  South  Douglas  ave- 
nue, at  Topekn.  Kan..  March  2.1. 
The  couple  Will  make  their  bouu 
at  Excelsior  Springs.  Mo.,  after  a 
ahort    visit    In    Springfield. 


FAMILY  TO  CLAIM 

BODY  OF  SUICIDE 


JAMES  VICKERS 

:_....-.  iciuvca  lor  jumes  V  lex- 
ers, 71  years  old,  who  died  last 
night  at  the  home  of  his  sister, 
Mrs.  W.  H.  Craig,  of  964  West 
Chase  street,  will  be  held  at  2:30 
o'clock  this  uftemoon  at  Robber- 
Bon  cemetery.  He  is  survived  by" 
two  brothers,  John,  of  Springfield. 
and  Andrew,  of  Oklahoma,  and 
three  ulsters.  Mrs.  \V.  II.  Craig. 
Mrs.  Ann  Phillips  and  Mrs.  Ylrgle 
Hall,  ull   of   Springfield. 


CARL   W.   RAY 

Private  funeral  services  for  Carl 
W.  Ray.  two-year-old  son  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  William  Ray,  650  North 
Weaver  avenue,  who  died  Friday, 
will  be  held  nt  10  o'clock  this  morn- 
ing ai  the  Starne  mortuary  with 
burial  in  East  Lawn  cemetery. 

MATHIAS  HAUBER 
The  body   of  Mathias   Hauber.  >2 ' 
I  years   old.   mho   died   Friday    at   his  j 
'  home.  Si?  South  avenue,  will  b*  for-  | 
•  \>-ird~d    this   morning   by    the   Her- 
j  man  H.   Lohmeyer  funeral   home  to 
]  Grant.  City.  Mo.   for  burial. 


MONDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  5, 1927  -LEADER 
Page  7:  James  H.  Goddard  died.** 

James  Vickers  died.** 

Andrew  Johnson  died.** 
Page  11:  Miss  Rosa  Ella  Duffey  and  Mr.  John  B.  Brockling  were  married.** 

Miss  Winifred  Livingston  and  Mr.  William  J.  Adams  were  married.** 


An  autoper  will  be  performed  at 
f  o'clock  thla  mornuik.-  on  the  body 
of     Andrew     Johnson.      CO-year-old 

]  barber,  who  committed  suicide  by 
drinking  poison  early  Saturday 
evening  in  his  room  In  a  small  ho- 
tel at  617  College  street,  it  was 
announced    last    night    by    Coroner 

'  Jewell   E.    WlnUle. 

i      Following    the    autopsy,    the    body 

I  will  be  forwarded  by  the  Alma  Loh- 
meyer   Funeral    home    to    Warsaw, 
ilnd..    according    to    the    request    of 

a    former    wife    and     two    children  | 
'  who  live   In   that   city. 

Whether    or    not    an    Inquest    will  ; 

he    held    vvi|l    depend    upon    finding* 
lat    the    autopsy.    It    was    Bold.      «l- ! 
jthough   both   the  coroner  und   police1 

officials  concurred  in  the  belief  that 
;  It  wus  olearly  n  case  of  suicide.  ; 

!      Mr-.      Eva      Johnson,      restaurant 

proprietor    of    Richland,     M<>.    un«lj 
■another    divorced    wife    of    Johnson.- 
| declined    to    accept    the    body.      e\- j 
'plaining    her    action    as    due    to    ill-  j 
'n-ss  and   to   financial   difficulties. 
}     Johnson   bad    lived   In   Springfield! 
-for   the   past    1C    months     and      had  I 
[worked   as   a    burbcr    in    local    shops  | 
'during    that    time.      For      the      past 
■three   weeks   and   until   a    few    Ileitis 
j  before   Ins  death   he  had  worked   in 

the    >'.'p    of    1..    A.    Montgomery    ut 
.-tlj    »  ..li.  n*--    street. 


Wed*    In    California 

An  account  of  *  wedding  of  Intcreat 
e»  many  Sprtmrflftdlans  wan  publish- 
ed in  the  San  Diego  Sun  Ban  Dleg" 
Calif  aa  follow*  Tlic  Church  of  St 
Franc**  IV  Salic  at  HlvrraWlo  wu 
the  selling  of  •  wedding  Saturday 
I— ililiH  Auftut  30.  when  Mlaa  Rose 
da  Duff«"T  of  San  Diego.  daughter  of 
«IM>  late  Mr  and  Mrs  llernard  Duf- 
fey  vt  Springfield,  Mi'  -  l>eo«nie  the 
brtd*  of  John  1)  ftr»vkltng.  Jr.,  of 
WhttOer.  ton  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  B. 
Hctx-kim*  if  l^banott  Mo  Rev 
MartU)  J  Kcetlng  officiated  The 
bride  wore  a  white  crepe  gown  with 
picture  hat  to  ruaWh  n,nd  carried  a 
shower  bouquet  of  white  orrhlda  and 
'..'.'..'*  .,'  ;:.«•  tblif  .  :-i.r  w  *.-•  Mt'.«'n<1cd 
by  her  slater.  M;i«e  Catherine  Dviffey. 
who  wore  a  roe*  crepe  frock  and  car- 
ried rose  buda  and  maiden  hair  fern. 
Vlrgtl  Foley,  coualn  of  the  bride, 
•erred  a*  beat  mail  Following  the 
ier»mony  a  «r<ll::<  brcakfn.«t  w»e 
•e.'Ted    at     Mission     Inn  Mr.       and 

Mrs  Brorklln  left  for  a  motor  trip 
•■-  Y~*»:r.!te  They  •*ill  make  ti.nr 
i.rrr.r  a*.  Whlttler  where  Mr  HrnrkllnK 
la  connected  with  the  Bloody  Mami- 
fe^-.ur.r.g   company  " 


Adams- LI  %  log  at  on. 

marrlag s  of  Mlaa  Winifred  Llr- 
aod    Mr.    William    J.    AdUM 

'took     plar*    at    the    parsonage    of    tb< 

'Campbell  Avenue  Methodist  church 
yesterday  morning  at  8:30  Mlaa  Liv- 
ingston   u    the   daughter   of   Mr*  and 

'Mrs.  J.  B.  Livingston,  iooi  Wast  Web- 
ster street,  and  la  a  prominent  mem- 
ber   of    the    younger    people     of      the 

.Campbell  Avenue  church.  Mr.  Adams 
la  a  musician  of  this  city.  The  cou- 
ple >f.  immediately  after  the  cere- 
mony for  a  trip  to  8t  Louis  and 
point*  in  Illinois. 


DEATHsl 


JtMlC*    II.    (lODUARD. 
Funeral  service*  for  James  H.  Ood- 
dard.   who  died   at  the   home  of   his 
brother.    D     M.   Ooddard   at   Richards. 
M.«.    were    held    at    3  30    o'clock    thU 
..:  ■«  intmii    at    Payne    cvjueleiy.    eight 
a.iles  aouth  of  Springfield,  under  di- 
rection of  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
h.-mc.   with    Rev.   B.    F.    West,  ofllcla- 
j  ung      Mr.    Ooddard    u    survived    by 
three  brothers.  David  H ..  of  Richards: 
Joseph    M.    of    HI**.    end    8.    D..    of 
I  Springfield,  and  by  three  slaters.  Mrs 
1  Mary  Keltner.  Mr*.  Rachel  Olbeon  and 
Mrs    Mahal*  Wlaner  of  near  HUa 


ANDREW  JOHNSON. 

The  body  of  Andrew  Johnson.  60- 
yar-old  barber,  who  committed  sui- 
cide  by  ct.-lnklr.g   pblaon  early  Setur- 

'  day  evening  In  hi*  room  In  a  hotel 
at  017  College  street,  will  be  forward- 

1  ed  to  Warsaw.  Ind..  for  burial.  A  for- 
mer wife  and  two  children  who  live 
.it  that  city  claimed  the  body,  ac- 
cording to  Coroner  Jewtll  X.  Wlndle. 


I 


P        ,  \^DA?  MORNING'  SEPTEMBER  6,  1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  William  Merrill  died.** 

Page  3:  Henry  I.  Devore  died.** 

Elma  Fay  Hart  died.** 

Mrs.  J.  B.  Huttondied.** 

Leroy  Hessinger  died.** 

PagC  ti^'pi  L°T:*R?rk  3nd  Mn  WaiTen  Cherry  were  carried.** 
PaPP  n/0"1    ,'  ^Ckey  3nd  ^  J-  R  Bakeman  w^e  married.** 
-  K^^  -day  «-  a  «p 

outh  Douglas  a^ue"  **«  *"  ^  ""  b"»  ^  t0  Mr"  a"d  Mrs.  H.  D.  Lyle  of  736 
Page  11:  Card  of  thanks  from  Mrs.  W.  H.  Haynes  and  others.** 


JAMA"  VICKERS. 

Funeral  services  for  Jam**  Vlckers. 

(  7.1.  who  died  last  night  at  the  home  of 

j  hi.   atoter.   Mrs.   W.   M    Craig,  of  M4 

1  West    Chase     street,     ware     held        at 

,  ;  JP      p      m       today     at     Robbereoii 

.■emeterv    north  of  Springfield.     He  la 

M-.rvivcd    by    two    brothers,    John,    of 

I  Springfield,  and   Andrew,  of  Oklaho- 

,  ma.  and  three  slaters.  Mr*.  W.  H.  Craig. 

I  Mr*.    Ann    Phillip*    and    Mrs.    Vlrgle 

•  Hall,  all  of  Springfield. 


i?3fc 


IRAPES 
,  BLAMED  IN  DEATH 


raka  Knights  of  Pythias,   lodge   No 
Nellie    Merrill,    he    Is    survived    l.y ; 
two    sons,    George    A  .    of    Last    St 
Louis,   and   AVllllam   C.   of   Chaffee. 
Mo.:     two    daughters.     Mrs.       Hilda 
Mercer  of  St.  Louts,  and   Mrs.  Lor- 
raine   Henaon    of    Last     Si.    Louis 
who  were  with   him   at   the   time   of 
fals  death;  a  slater.  Miss  Addle  Mer- 
rill   of    St.    Louis,    and    a       brother, 
Frank    Merrill    of   Peoria,    III. 

The  body  will  be  cent  to  Kast  St 
Louis  late  today  by  the  Alma  Loh- 
meyer  funeral  home.  , 


'  Dies  in  Agony  Soon  After  Eat- 1 
ing  Fruit  Recently  Sprayed; 
Autopsy  Wil  Be  Performed 
Here  Today 


tcpRAT-rOlSOXKD  grape*,  which' 
I         he   purchased     at     a     vineyard*  * 
near    Seymour    late    last    n:«ht    are, 
•jnied    for    the    death    of    Wi'.iiam  . 
M.tt'.;;.  IZ  year*  o!.!.  F.'1   Pt    Louis 
.i<.ties«  man.  wl.O  «xs  .r-  '.  >..  '•  !-n.y 
i.,t   >v   o'clock   las!   night   at   V:e  Gaits 
i  tourist   ramp    six     miles     east     of 
I  Springfield. 

I      Mr    M.  rrl.l  succumbed  alter  a  few 
r-.'Tvi'-s"    tn*f.;r!ng   •.'•*••  ^4    '"  r-'wr 
j..w«:i   E.   Wjndlf.  after  an  Ir.ieatl- 
I  patio::.      Wai      certain      death      »'->*• 
CiuwhI   eit'-.er    l.y   apopl*»y   «*    pU— 
maine  polsonlnjr.  araohe^amSonwca^f 
an   autopsy    will    he  conducted    this  - 
morning    to    fix    definitely   tba    re-  I 
'  sponnibllltv.  i 

I  ♦ ♦  j 

!  SAFE,    SAID    FARMER 

|* ♦. 

!     With  his  alfe.  two  daughters  and  I 
|  their  husband*.   Mr.   Merrill  was  on1 
Ibis  wav   bn«  \    t      St     Ln'i's  nfrr    t 
jwr  kend   tour  of   the  Ozarki      Neart 
[Seymour  those  who  were  with   him] 
it  Id    Mr.    Wind!*     li«    pur--as.se  1    *, 
M..i^kot    «f    crap-'s  .about    3    o'clock! 
i  yesterday  afternoon.     The  vineyard! 
[owner  told  hint  the  grapes  had  not| 
[been    sj  ray.-.!     f.-.r    t  \       «,.«.«    :ini' 
:!iil   tiny  a.fo      ;•:.'•  -  :.,    v.T-       U; 
'.,:*•    >.  \.:a.    ;i.:..  I..  >    ■•'    Ih-rti       but 
!i.on«-    of    the    others    t.-uched    lhenf.| 
T'Bfto   though    the    autopsy    today  I 
(howi   the  grapM  were   responsible  I 
for  hie  death,  there  Is  little  llkell-  I 
hood    that    criminal    charges    would 
rasjuft  acalnal  the  farmer  who  sold  | 
the    grape*.    Mr     Wlndl*    said.      He  j 
added     that    prosecution    on    other' 
grounds   might  be   made. 


I 


ON   CAMPING   TOUR 


Mr.   Merrill  left  hi."  home  in  Kast  j 
St.  Louis  Saturday,  and  the  tourists  . 
had   been   camping    out    since    then  ' 
They    planned    to    drive    on    to    St 
Louis   today. 

Mr.  Merrill  was  a  metr.b«*r  of  Ku- 
reka  Knights   of  Pythias,   lldae   No. 


DIES  AT  HIS  HOME 

Fruit  Company  Proprietor  Ex- 
pires Mere  After  An  Illness 
Of  Two  Months 


837 


Henry  L  DaVora,  «7  years  old,  for 
.  the    past    40    years    a    res'.dent     of 
|  Springfield   and   owner   of   the    I>e-  ' 
jvora      Fruit     company     on      North 
Main    avenue,    died    at    5   30    o  clock 
■yesterday  afterncta  at  his  home  at  ( 
C3b     North    Main    avenue.     11-     had 
bean  In  1U  health  for  the  past  two  I 
months  but  had  personally  directed  I 
;his   business   thrvueh.   lus   daughter..' 
Miss    Marie   lVY.»re.   secretary   and  j 
treasurer   of  the   company, 
j     Considering   his   age.   Mr.   DeVorc 
'had    been    unusually    active    in    his 
•  work    for    the    past    several    years. 
;  Ltst   year  h.«   personally   supervised 
'the  construction    of   th;>   new    brick 
.and     concrete,     building      near     his 
'home.  houMnc  his  fruit  company  at 
,thls  time.  Much  of  th-  actual  work  j 
iwas  done  by  Mr.  DeVure  himself. 
|      Hs  wu  a  member  of  the  Modern  j 
!  Woodmen    of   America    and    of   the 
Christian    church    in    Seda.Ua.    his 
j  former  home.  -    , , 
r*  Ji»  IS  survived  by  the  widow.  Mrs. 
fLucy     DeVore.     anJ     one     daughter, 
i  Mia*  Marie  DeVorc.  all  of  the  home 
iaddress;    by  a   half-brother.    James 
i-DeVor*.       of       Naxvllle.       Knn  .       a  I 
-brother.    Rollle    DaVora     of  Long- 1 
'm,>w.    Wash.,   and   by   two  sisters.  I 
,Mr*.   J.  Dcbuck.   of    Nawillo.    Kau.  | 
land  Mrs.  &   E.   Burdlck.  of  Lans-  j 
!  Ing. 'Mich,  and  by  two  half  sisters. : 
|  Mrs.  Clara  Barton  of  Dodge  City.  | 
!  Kan,   and    Mrs.    Qraca     Wolf     of  . 
j  Hutchinson.  Kan. 

Funeral  ararngements  are  incom-  I 
I  plete  but  the  Reverend  L  M.  Hole,  j 
i  pastor  of  the  First  Baptist  church. ; 

will  officiate.  Burial  will  be  1" 
.  Memorial  Park  cemetery  ^ith  the 
Modern  Woodmen  of  America  in 
charge  and  under  direction  of  the 
A:rr.a   Lohrr.eyer    Funeral    home. 


■JBBW  m  jpwiww 
PER 

asjM 


EBatelii  r-  -  y 


frfc««n  wW  by  their  kind  word*  and 
•»€  UmUTuJ    fl<«l   ofTarlno  tried 
u>    leeaen    our    aorrow-    durlnr    the    i'|ne.< 
«nd    «t    the    time    of   the   death    of   our    be- 
ared  huthaad   .ltd   father,  W.   H    Hlkn-a 
"rB-    W.    H.    Haynea, 
Mn.    Anna    KnglUh. 


Af  iw  Lorrene  Roark 


LEROY  HE8SINGER 

Funeral   aervicea    for   Leroy   Hr«-  I 
*»ng.»r.  3*  >ears  old.  who  died  at  Ids 

af.T    "!    Jrar,,ha«J*-    ««-    yesterday 
af ter  a  brief  nine.,,.  will  be  held  at 

t"h»  «VC  ton"jr«>w  afternoon  nt 

the  Starne  mortuary  with  burUl  In 
lla.ehvooc.     cemetery.       The     body! 
will  arrive  here  today.     He  Is  sur-  ; 

.vlyed   by  the  widow,  and  one  "on.  i 
Roj.  and  one  brother.  William' Ilea- 

Jenifer,  all  of  Carthage.  ! 


Roark.  daughter  Af  Mr*.  Will  J. 
Roark.  »»0  Cherry  street,  to  Mr.  ' 
Warren  I'herry  of  Hutchinson,  j 
Kan.,  took  place  at  T  o'clock  Sun* 
day  evening  nt  the  home  of  the 
bride  •  mother.  In  the  presence  of  a 
few  close   friend*   aad   relatives. 

Tfct  ceremony   room    was   decor-  > 
ated  with  aummer  flowers  and  car-  I 
rie*    out    n    color    arheme   of   green 
and  white. 

The  bride  wore  an  afternoon 
frock  of  Un  silk  crepe  and  she  waa 
attended  by  Miss  Halite  Warner  of 
Dallas.  Tex.,  as  bridesmaid,  who 
wore  dark  blue  crepe.  Mr.  Cherry 
was  atended  by  Mr.  MtrahaJI  Doo- 
llttle  of  Uutchtnson.  The  ring  serv- 
ice was  read  by  the  Reverend  John 
Crockett. 

Following  the  caremony  refreah- 
meata  were  served  to  the  bridal 
party  and  rueata. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cherry  left  Bun- 
day  night  for  Hotchlaaon.  where 
they  wlU  make  their  home. 


|  ELMA    FAY   HART 

Funeral    services    for    Klma    F.\> 
. Kart.   one-year-ol.l   dauuhu-r  of  Mr. 
and      Mrs.     Claude      Hurt,      of      13:7 
Lafontaine    avenue.    \\  ho    died    yes- I 
terday    afternoon    after   n    brief   ill-  j 
"<".   will   t>e   held   .it    10   .Mock   this' 
morning  at  the  rosMer.ce  with   bur-  ■ 
lal  In  GreenlaVvn  cemetery  unrtr  ill-  ' 
rection    of     the     Klinpner     Funeral  j 
home    The  Infant  Is  survived  hv  the  ! 
parents. 

I 

MRS.  J.  B.  KUTTON 

J..M/,L  J..B-  HuUo".  "  years  old.  j 
«*ea  a\t  her  home  In  Humnnsville  I 
yeeterday  morning  after  a  brief  III-  j 
B*m.  She  la  aurvlvad  by  tbe  bus-  I 
hand,  four  daughters.  Mrs.  C  G 
Morelock.  of  Springfield;   Mra.  Tom 

I  Irl    £    M£    C     P     ^ckett    and 
|  Mra,  DaveDuffctt.  all  of  Humana-  i 

Mansfield,   and   one   brother.     Earl  J 

Rolna.     of     Lufont.     Kan.     Funeral  ! 

--rv,ce.  will  be  held  at  4: 30  oclck  ' 

,  this  afternoon  al  the  residence  with 

•  l  "rial      in    the    llum.insvilt*   ccuu- 

I  tcr>  •  j 


MACKEY-BAKEMAN 
The    mnrrlaKe    of    Mlsn    Flora    B.  | 
Mnckoy.  daughter  of  Mrs.   N.  Allen  i 
of   Veronn.   to   Mr.   J.    I*.    lVikemnn. 
son    of    Mr.    nnd    Mrs.    Fred    Bnke-  j 
man    of   Ft.    Scott.    Kan.,    took    |>lace  ' 
at    8:30    o'clock    Snturdny    nleht    nt  j 
the  horne  of  the  Reverend   Lewis  M. 
Hale,    pustor    of    the    First     Hill'tist 
church.     The  couple  will  make  their, 
homo  nt  tho  l'liira  hotel,   409   North 
Mala    avenue,    o*  which    Mr.    Bake-  j 
«n»n   Is    manager   . 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  6,  1927  -LEADER 
Page  2:  James  A.  Houtz  and  Mrs.  Alta  D.  Mansell  were  married.** 
Page  15:  Miss  Flora  B.  Mackey  and  Mr.  J.  P.  Bakeman  were  married.** 
Miss  Dorrene  Roark  and  Mr.  Warren  Cherry  were  married.** 


8*38 


RHMt—n-Macfcey. 
He*  Flora  B.   Mackey.  daughter  of  , 
.  N..  Alien,  of  Verona,  became  the  i 
e    Of   Mr.    J.    P     Dakeman    of    thl* 
,  son  of  Mr.  and  Mr».  Fred  Bake- 
|«m*X  of  Port  tent,  in.  •*  a  4joss* 
(ceremony  ftaturday   night,  performed 
•  by  Rot.  Lewis  M.  Halt,  pastor  of  the  ' 
jFlret   Baptist   church.     The    wadding 
i  took   place  In  the  personage  at  IJO 

Death   Bed    Wadding. 
Announcement  of  tht  marriage  on 
U*  death  baa  or  nnui  A.  Houts.  4a 
ijsra  old.  of  Webb  City,  to  hia  nurae. 

**.  aju  a  «mhK  *****  m 


I  Mass  Derreae  Roark  Hah. 

A  quiet  ceremony  marked  the  wed- 

Umrs—  e*»sV -wren  -4W  ■  ■■ravw—  CI11A1 
|aWeat,     to     Mr.     Warren     Cherry     •* 

I  Hutchinson.  Kan.  Sunday  evening  at 
7  o'clock  at  the  home  of  the  bride  a 

I  mother.    The  service  was  read  by  Her. 
John   Crockett   and   waa  attended  by 
only    cloae    friend*    and    relatives    of . 
the  bride  and  groom.     The  ceremony  < 
r.x>m    rur.  taaneo    decoration*   of  green  , 
and  white  formed  of  eummer  flowers. 

j  The  bride  wore  a  gown  developed  In ; 
UN  and  rreeu  crepe  tllk  Mlea  HeJlle 
Warner  of  Dallas.  Tea.,  who  attended  ,' 
«•  brtdeemald.  »m  gowned  In  dark  i 
Hue  rrrpe  silk  The  icr<*r<rt:  \vni>  at- 
tendee l>>  Mr  Marshall  Uoollttle  of. 
Hutchlnain.      Refreshment*   also   fee-  ' 

:  turing    the   green   and    white   acheme ' 

1  were   aerred    to   the    gueate   after   the ! 
ceremony.     Mr.   and   Mr*.   Cherry  left] 

.  Sunday    night    for    their      home      In 
Hutchison. 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  7, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Births  reported.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Son  born  September  5  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  Michael  of  21 17  North  Nettleton 
avenue. 

Page  2:  Henry  I.  Devore  died.** 

Lenard  M.  Lisenby  died.** 

W.H.Hughes  died.** 

LeRoy  Hessinger  died.** 

Page  3:  William  Merrill  died.** 

Daughter  born  September  4  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Claude  Davis  of  1946  Boonville 
avenue. 

Page  5:  Miss  Cathalene  Iseman,  daughter  of  Mr.  W.  F.  Iseman,  and  Mr.  Glenn  L.  Davis 
were  married  last  evening.  They  were  attended  by  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  V.  Welhoelter,  brother-in- 
law  and  sister  of  the  bridegroom.  The  bride  was  a  music  student  at  Drury  college  and  later 
studied  in  France.  She  is  a  member  of  the  Drury  college  faculty.  Mr.  Davis  is  connected  with 
the  Frisco.  [This  is  a  long  article.] 

Page  8:  Son  born  September  4  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ralph  Harris  of  1032  West  Thoman 
street. 

Page  11:  There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  Mrs.  O.  D.  Skaggs.** 

Page  12:  Miss  Carolyn  Epperson  and  Mr.  George  Freelove  were  married  yesterday  in 
Springfield. 


I 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 
Oeonre  Freelove.  12.  and  Carolyn 
Lpnereon.   1*.    both    of   Springfield; 
Raymond  Evan*.  51.  and  Mary  Cox. 
51.  both  of  Springfield. 


Mr.  and  Mr*.  Claude  Davis  of  1946 
Boonville  avenue,  announce  the 
folrth   of  a  daughter     on    'Ronfl»r. 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  J.  Arnold  *f  1600 
Went  Thoman  street,  announce  the 
Mrih   of  a-  daughter   on   Saturday., 
September  S.  | 

Mr.  and  Mra.  Charles  Fry  of  1600  ' 
tle«t  Calhoun  atreet.  announce  the! 
birth  of  a  daughter  on  Sunday.  I 
September   4. 


8ZH 


R^Or    WE    DA1M55* 


MOTHER 
lira     O     P     SVaggs 

Who    passed    «wir    1»o    vears    today. 

Two    lone     end     ktnesome     year*     dear 
Mother. 

Tkf  tin*  It  com  to  do*.     So  hard  to  live 
without   you. 

8*   hart   for   yea   to   so. 

AM  though  God  lui  railed  700  hom*. 

Tour    o»H    one*    cannot    see    why. 

You    hadn't    time    fur    •    («rt««ll   kUs 

NVr    to    u-il    lit    each    goodbye. 

You   will   nnrr  to   forgotten. 

Never  Abb   our  hearts   to   healed. 

And  no  on*  know*   the  iorrcw 

That  are  in  onr  heart*   concealed ; 

But  God.   He  loved   you  ton.  dear.  Mother 

And   took    *vu   home  to   dwell.  . 

But  oh.  the   racanrr    left    in   our  home 

Mo   tongue   can    ever    te]|. 

Sedry    missed    bv    children. 

Mr.     Delia    William* 

Mr*.     Oma     Pennington 

Mm.    Neva    Reder. 

Kaihryn  Skagg* 
i  Pudd  Skagrs. 
I  *>a*iaa»a*  a 


DEATHS 


3 


HENRY  t  DEVORE 
_«l  Mrrioca  Cor  Honry  L 
DeYore.  «T  years  old.  president  of 
the  DaVore  Fruit  company,  wbe 
died  Monday  afternoon  at  bis  home 
at  MS  North  Main  a\enue  follow- 
1ns  an  Illness  of  torn*  two  month* 
will  ba  held  at  2:10  o'clock  thU  nft- 
ernoon  at  the  Alma.  Lohtneyer  Ftt- 
ner*l  hom*  with  the  Reverend  L.  M. 
Hale,  paator  cftEtbe  Klr*t  BaptUt 
church.  officiating".  Burial  will  be 
la  Memorial  Park  cemetery  with 
service*  at  the  crave  In  chare*  of 
the  Modern  Woodmen  of  America. 


^^^V^^^IVW'^S^A^WtV 


GRAPES  ARE  EXONErW 
IN  DEATH  OF  TO  OR! 

An  attark  of  .  apoplexy,  rather 
than  ptomaine  poisoning  due  to  the 

j  eating;  of  (rape*  bearing  poison 
spray,  resulted  la  the  aadden  death 

I  here  Monday  night  of  William  Mer- 
rill, buslseas  man  of  Baft  St.  Louis. 

I  III,  according  to  rinding*  of'  aa 
autopsy  conducted  yesterday  by 
Coroner  Jewell  E.  Windle. 

Mr.  Merrill  was  atiicken  at  a 
tourist  camp  six  mile*  eaat  of 
Bptlngfleld  and  died  within  a  few 
minute*.  The  fact  that  he  had  eat* 
en  several  bunches  of  grapes  a  few 
fooura  before  and  the  possibility 
tlu»t  the  grape*  might  have  retained 
a  slight  quantity  of  poison  apray. 
ltd  member*  of  his  family  to  believe 
I.U  death  due  to  poison. 

The  body  was  forwarded  yester- 
day afternoon  by  the  Alma  k°h" 
m6yer  Funeral  home  to  Bast*  St. 
Louis  for  burial. 


LENARD  M.  LISENBY 

Funeral  arrangement*  for  Lsnard 
M.  Usenby,  76  years  old.  a  retired 
farmer  of  Green*  county,  who  died 
yesterday  afternoon  at  his  home, 
1619  West  Kim  street,  following  a 
brief  Illness.,  are  Incomplete  pend- 
ing arrival  of  relatives  but  will  be 
held  under  direction  of  the  Her- 
man H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 
He  la  survived  by  the  widow,  two 
eon.  Lloyd  and  Perry,  all  of  Spring- 
field; one  daughter,  Mrs.  Arthur 
Little  of  Okmulgee,  Ok  la.,  one  sis- 
ter, Mrs.  Nelse  Cavln  of  Spring- 
field, four  brothers,  George.  Rone 
and  Tom,  all  of  8prlngfleld  and 
Jack   Llsenby,   of   Rosalia,   Wash. 

W.  H.  HUGHES 

Funeral  service*  for  W.  H. 
Hughes,  •*  year*  old.  member  of 
the  city  street  department,  who  died 
Monday  night  m  a  local  hospital, 
will  be  held  at  10  o'clock  this  morn- 
ing at  the  Kllngner  Funeral  chapel 
with  burial  In  Greenlawn  cemetery 
under,  direction  of  the  Maspnlc.  or- 
der. He  Is  survived  by  two  broth- 
ers, J.  W..  and  C  P..  of  Minneapolis. 
Minn.;  one  son,  Ralph  of  Louisville, 
Ky.;  three  nieces.  Mra  W.  M. 
Bauer.  Mrs.  L.  C.  Roberts  of  Stew- 
artsvfhe.  snd  Mrs.  J.  W.  Bennett. 
Jr..  of  St.  Joseph.  Mo. 

HE88JNQER  8ERVICE8 
Funeral  services  for  LeRoy  Hes- 
slngsr.  SS  years  old.  who  died  Mon- 
day at  his  home  In  Carthage,  will* 
be  held  at  f.  90  o'clock  this  after- 
noon at  the  Starne  mortuary  with 
burial  In  Haselwood  cemetery. 

WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  7,  1927 -LEADER 

Page  8:  Leroy  Hessinger  died.** 
Page  9:  Henry  I.  Devore  died.** 

W.H.Hughes  died.** 

LeRoy  Hessinger  died.** 

Leonard  M.  Lisenby  died.** 
Page  14:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  "our  bereavement,"  signed  by  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  L.  E.  Knapp  and  family. 

Page  17:  Miss  Cathlene  Iseman  and  Mr.  Glenn  L.  Davis  were  married.** 


SHO 


HENRY   f.   DEVORE.  ' 

Funeral  services  for    Henry    I.    De- 
vore,     67.   president    of    the     Devote 
Fruit  comptny.  -who  died  Monday  aft-  I 
ernoon  at  bis  home.  S3)   North  Main  . 
avenue,    following   an    Illness    of    two 
months,  •were  held  *t  3:30  p.  n».   to- 
day  at    the    Alma  Lohmeyer   runeral  ! 
homr.    Willi    Rev.    I.     M.    Hale,    pastor 
of   the  first   Rapt:*?   n.  ir«  h     offi'.iat- 
Ing.      Burial    was    in    Memorial    p*r« 
cemetery    with    «rrv:"A    s'.    the    rrave 
.:.  rhajT*  '  *  -v"  *•'■•••     'v.'f'rC /r.fr.  "vf 
America 

w.  ii.  in  r. iit:». 

Funeral  srevicee  for  W.  H  Hughes. 
85.  member  of  the  city  street  depart-  : 
ment.  who  died  Monday  nlprht  In  a 
local  hospital,  were  held  at  10  a.  nv 
today  at  the  Kl!nr;ner  Funeral  chapel, 
with  burial  In  (jieenlawti  ctinf.er> 
under  the  direction  of  trie  Muor.:r 
order.  i 


LE   ROY    HES8INOER. 

Funeral  service*  for  LeRoy  Hes- 
elnger,  38.  who  died  Monday  at  his 
home  in  Carthage,  were  held  at 
3:30  p.  m.  today  at  the  Stame  mor- 
tuary, with  burin!  In  Hazelwood  cem- 
i  H«ry. 


DIM   at    Almshouse 
Leroy   Heaelnisr.   about  M  years  of. 
age.  died  at  the  Jasper  county  a^ine-  ' 
bouaa.  where  be  has  been  a  real  dent 
for    eeveral    month*        Mr      Hea*:r,ier 
wm  bom  In  Springfield.    He  baa  tx~n 
HI    eeveral    months       8urviv:rji    are    a 
eon.    Roy    Hsaslnger.    of   fnd:ana     and 
a  brother.  W.  C    Heaslr.gcr 


i  Mlta  Isrman  Wedi   Mr.   Ila«l». 

Mim  Cathlenc  lecmsn.  daughter   of 

•  Xlr.  W.  F.  *»cman  of  rou.  le  a.  became 
•  be   bride  of  Mr    Olrnn   I     Dav.s   las! 
night  at  8.41  at  a  ecu  mo:. \  performed 
i  •    the     residence    of     Rev.   John    W.  | 
Pearson.  paa*->r  of  the  St    Paul  Meth- 
odist Episcopal  church,  who  read   the  j 
ceremony  whim  was  attended  by  only  ! 
relatives   and    rtos.e   friend"       Mr    and  j 
Mr*.  C.   V.   Welhoeltcr.   brother-in-law  t 
mhI    sister    of    the    rrr-om     woe    the 
iiiily  -attendants.     An   !i.f"rn.»l  ircep- 
ilon  for  the  wedding  guests  and  bridal  j 
purty    was   held   at   the    home  of   Mr.  , 
and     Mn.     William     W.    James.     703  , 
South  Fremont  avenue,  following:  the  | 

service.      Tha     bride,    who     as    w«U  j 
known    amor*    musical    etreaea    ben. 
baa  bean  a  mambar  of  the  faculty  of 
Drury  ooilesre  uutiuaai  eatory  of 
for  the  peat  two  years.     8ba 
bcr  mualcsU  education  in  tne  Cincin- 
nati  conservatory   of  music,   graduat- 
ing in  lilt-    Bar  further  treininf  «aa 
taken  under  lsasaOr  PnUllppe  In  Feei- 
talnablaau.    France,   after    which   as* 
returned  to  this  city  and  took  a  posi- 
tion on  the  Drury  faculty.     Mr.  Devjs 
:  wea   a    etudent   of    the   University    of 
!  Missouri    and    »e   now    a    member   of  f 
i  the    mecbaulca;    engtnaerlag    depart - 
'  ment  of  the  Frisco  railroad.    The  cou-  , 
jple   left   Immediately   after    the   cere- 
mony   for    a    lQ-^sy    trip    x;    CT."ei"» 
and     tr.e     O'rst     !-»«"•».     »'•'"■     *    ■'■ 
thrj    »:::  fr.uv    rbr?T  f.nrr*<   i  V 


LEONARD    M.   I.IAENBY. 

Funeral  services  for  Leonard  M 
Llsenby,  76  years  old.  a  retired  Oreene 
county  farmer,  who  died  yesterdsy 
afternoon  at  his  home.  1610  West  Elm 
street,  following  a  brief  illness  will 
be  held  at  10  a.  m.  tomorrow  at  the 
Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home 
with  Rev.  H.  A.  Wood,  pasto--  of  the 
Campbell  Avenue  Methodist  church. 
officiating.  Burial  will  be  In  Mnple 
Park  cemetery.  He  Is  survived  by  his 
wife,  two  sons,  Lloyd  and  Perry,  both 
of  Springfield;  a  dauK^iter.  Mrs.  Ar- 
thur Little  ol  Okmuifctx,  C*:u  .  a  rls 
ter,  Mrs.  Nelse  Cavln  of  Springfield'; 
four  brothers,  Oeorge.  Rone  and  Tom. 
of  Springfield,  and  Jack.  Llsenby  of 
Rosalia,   Wash. 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  8, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Mrs.  Virginia  Robinett  and  Mr.  George  Penter  will  be  married.** 
Page  5:  Miss  Marie  Riggs  nd  Mr.  Hubert  G.  Brooks  were  married.** 

Miss  Essie  Mae  McPhate  and  Mr.  Charles  T.  Watts  were  married.** 
Page  8:  Carter  C.  Alexander  died.** 

9MI 


Page  11:  There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  Mrs.  O.  D.  Skaggs.** 
Leonard  M.  Lisenby  died.** 
Mrs.  Mary  Barras  died.** 


'i^AMftv^^mftri 


FOR  AGED  COUPLE  3 


JT^'T-- 


aaafli 


WnKe-HaJred  Uttle,  Widow, 
Twice  Married  and  Mother 
©f_Ten,  .Telle  Secrete  of 
Matrimonial  Happlneee  on 
Eve  of  Third  Wedding 


*       By  DOCIA  KARELL 

"A  PERSON'S  mvw  too  old  to 
get  married."  aaye  Mrs.  Virginia 
Roblneti  fitoutly — and  nctlnf  on  the 
courage  of  her  conviction,  thia  lit- 
tle greatgrandmother  of  74  today 
will  become  the  bride  of  George 
l*enter.  81.  Civil  War  veteran  and 
several   times   greatgrandfather. 

And  a  very  pretty  bride  abe  will 
be.  with  i  her  white  hair  parted  In 
aoft  wavea  over  a  face  delicate  of 
feature  un-I  complexion.  She  la  a 
straight  and  active  little  woman  who 
doean't  look  her  age  by  10  year*. 
In  spite  of  a  Ufa  nut  strange  to 
hardship. 

The  marriage  ceremony  will  be 
performed  by  the  Keverend  Ed- 
ward T.  Sloan  in  Mra.  Koblnelt  a 
homey  cottage  at  l»H  North  Kre 
mom  -at  1  o'clock  thia  afternoon 
with  her  neighbor*  a» 


; 


WIOPW  »  YEAR* 


J 


The   two-  oM 
frUnda  tor  about  two  yeara, 
Mr.  Faatar**  «tt»< 
•d  la  from 


Kaat   Pacific  alreat. 

About  two  montha  ago.  aaya 
Robtnett,  they  Orat  began  to  think 
of  marriage.  Their  frlenda  fncoar- 
aged  the  Idea,  aho  aaya,  and  as) 
both  have  been  lonely,  they  hare 
agreed  to  live  the  reat  of  their  lives 
together. 

Mra.  RoMnett  haa  been  married 
twire.'and  u  widow  for  the  "past  23 
yeara.  She  lellevra  thul  God 
brought  her  and  Mr.  Penter  Aogetta  - 
vr  that' each  might  have  companion' 
■  hip. 


,-t"1  believe  that  He  haa  brought 
our  hearts  together,  and  that  It  la 
i  itfht   t.'-.at   «(   should    net   married.  1 

I  have  lived  alone  for  ninny  yeara. 
and  now   1  Iwllvve  that  1  am  entitled 

■to.  have  a'tiood  Christian  compan- 
ion   to   in. ike    me    happy,   and    1    be- 

:  lleve   we  w  ill   be  happy    together. 

I  A"Even  then.'    ahe  aaya.     1   would 

[never  think  of  marrying,   unleaa    I 

!  knew  that  I  loved  a  man.  and  that 
our    heart*    were    ieuil>     united    by  j 

|  God*-" 

Oh.  It  la  a  real  romancja,*  thia  un- 

,uaual  bloom  in  the  winter  of  life— 
u  uititei    sheltered  and  comfort. i.  '.<• 

Mr*.  Itoblnett'n  philosophy  of 
marriage  in  a  |«rurtlcul  combination 
of.   the    romantic    and    the    modern 

'  feministic 
+ + 

ON    MARITAL   BLISS  I 

♦  . ♦ 

"Yea."  she  says.  '  I  think  it's  good 
for  a  girl  to  get  man  led.  If  ahe 
marries  a  man  of  her  own  kind;  but 
I  tlili.k  rhe  would  do  better  never 
to  get  married  as  lolls  n>  flie  live*.  , 
|  Ulile."!"  she  marries  it  mail  who  can  I 
•do  a*  in!!  l>  her  as  she  does  by 
herself." 

In     her    own    marriage,     practical 
I  matters"  are    nicely     balanced     with 
her  love  and  r.otd  of  companionship 
She   has   l;<  :    ..nn  home,    where   tin-..  ! 
'will     !l\e.     and     two     collages     which  ' 

jable    Income.      .Mr.    Penter    has    his  J 

'farm,  which  I"  rented    and  :•  pension- 

f  i  fin    the    son  eminent, 
i  .' 

j     When    I    asked    Mr.    Penter    what 

j  he   believed  constitutes  a  successful  I 

i marriage.    .Mrs.    Koblnett    answered] 

! quickly.   "Now.    Ludy.   I've  told   you 

|  as   much   us  any   reasonable  person 

can    sny    on    the    subject — he's    only 

j  been   married  once — "as  If   to  Imply. 

i  "What   Vloes   he    know    about   It?" 


NO    EXPERIENCE 


WE'LL    BE    HAPPY 


I 


l»    "What  God  hath  jointed  together, 
let  no  man  put  asunder."',  she  quotea 


Only  once,  to  be  sure— yet  he  11  v- 
\cil  with  liis  one  wife  for  60  yearB, 
which  might  be  expected  to  give  a 
man  some  insight  Into  the  subject. 
llowevc-r,  he  rather  agrees  with  Mrs. 
'Koblnett  on  his  Ignorance  In  the 
j  matter— -SI  was  married  when  I  was 
;1»,  and  my  wife  was  only  li — just 
|  kids,"  he  laughs,  "and   we  just  got 


8Ma 


! along- the   best   we  could.  We  didn't 

eillitr  of  us  know  very  much  alwut 

lit.   tiut   wo  managed."   he  explains. 

I      Mrs.    HnWnrii    was    born   In    MIs- 

■  snurl.    the    daughter    of    a     pioneer 

|  Presbyterian  minister,  the  Reverend 

I  Joel    H.    Klstner.      She    recalls    that 

I  after   he   was  too   old   and    HI   to  go 

to   the     church,     he     gathered     his 

neighbors  around   his   bed  and  held 

wonderful    evangelistic    meetings. 

In  1871  she  married  J.  M.  Fair. 
nn<!  bore  him  nine  children  before 
his  death,  16  years  later.  In  1893 
she  married  again,  .and  had. one. 
more  daughter.  She  has  been  a 
«K..v.     since    i^04. 


PROUD  OF  FAMILY 


When  her  husband  died,  she  left 
the  Webster  county  farm  and  came 
to  Springfield,  where  she.  has  lived 
ever   since. 

The  early  years  with  nine  orphan- 
ed children   on   her  hands   were   not 
easy— the   fact    that    all    ten    of    her  j 
rliildren,    five    boys   and    five    girls.  | 
are    living,    and    all    are    respected, 
property-owning  citizens,  is  a  great 
source   of   pride   and   satisfaction   to 
h-r.    and    shows    how    successfully 
she  met  her  problem. 
!      Mr.    Penter   was   born    In    Illinois, 
•  but   same  to  the  Ozarks   before   tho 
'  Tivll   war.   and   has  lived   in   Arkan- 
.  fas  urn)   .Missouri  ever  since— on  the 
jDatislon    street     mad     farm     for    34 
,  years.      He    has   eight    children,    all 
'living. 


Mr*.   O.  O.  Skeaga 


' 


Two    lose    e*4 

Hotter. 
Tho  tin**  it  rnn  no  slow.    Bo  hard  to  lir* 
.  witoeot  yon. 

•*«►    WbbVV    W9f    you    %D    fO. 
And  taoos*  God   an*  calM  you  boa** 
Toar  orwi  oat*  caaaot  mo   way, 
Yoa   harfnl   Ubm  for  a  farewell   kio*. 
Mar    V>    too    m    aack   •aookro.     * 
To*  win  mtk.  oo  fora-ottoa. 

Never -en*  -mm 

Aad  so  ow*  k 

That   or*  In  oar   h**rt*  «onr«mJ«d : 

But  God,  Ho  loves  yoa  too.  door  Motaor 

Ane  took  yoa  kooao  to  4w*B. 

But  oh.  too  vacancy  Wft  la  our   boon 

No  toas*wo  eaa  over  toll. 

Sa«ty    ■owed    t>y    rklMron. 

Mr*.    DrOa   William* 

Mr*.    Oma    Pennington 

Mr*     N»»*    IWUr 

katkryn    Skasc* 

Boed  Ska***. 


RIGGSBROOKS 

Mr.   and    Mrs.   W.    S.   Rig**.    K03 

North    Grant   avenue,   announce   the 

marriage  of  their   daughter.    Maria., 

t..   Mr     Hubert   O..    Brooks   of  Alton. 

j  Mo.,  which  to^k  ylace  Julv   ".  J 


p       DEATHS  | 


LEONARD  M.  LI8BNBV 
Funeral  services  tor  Leonard  M. 
Lieenby,  7S.  who  died  Tuesday  aft- 
ernoon at  hla  home,  J  tit  West  Elm 
street,  will  be  held  this  morning  at 
10  oolock  at  the  Hennon  H.  Lc-h- 
meyer  Funeral  home.  The  Rever- 
end H.  A.  Wood,  paator  of  Camp- 
bell Avenue  M.  K.  church,  will  of- 
ficiate. Burial  will  be  In  Maple 
Park  cemetery. 

Mr.  LJnenby  Is  survived  by  his 
wife,  two  sons,  Lloyd  and  Perry,  of 
Springfield,  a  daughter.  Mra.  Ar- 
thur Little  of  Okmulgee.  Okla.,  a 
•later,  Mas.  Nelse  Cavln  of  Spring- 
field, four  brothers,  George,  Rone 
and  Tom  of  Springfield  and  Jack 
Llaenby  of  Rosalia.  Wash. 

MR*  MARY  BARRA8 
Mrs.  Mary  Barrae.  tt.  of  Port 
Arthur.  Texas,  died  at  t  o'clock  yes- 
terday morning  In  a  hospital  here 
following  a  lingering  Illness.  She 
had  been  visiting  friends  here  when 
she  beecam  111  ecveral  weeks  ago. 
She  la  survived  by  two  sons  and  a 
daughter  of  Port  Arthur,  all  ot 
wteS  wereNat  bar  »•«•«•*  «£ 
time  of  her  death.  yTh»  body  was 
e*nt  late  y«t«rd»y  ttt.rn«on  • 
Port  Arthur  by  the  Herman  Lol  - 
mever  funeral  home.  Serv  ces  will 
"a  conducts  Saturday  at  the  Port 
Arthur  home. 


R  M*PHATE.WATT8 

Miss  Reels  Ma*>  MoPnate  of  New 
Oteana.    La,    and    Mr.    Charies   T. 
Watts   of  Kansas   City,  were   mar- 
ried   Saturday    evening    in    Kansas 
City   at   the   home   of   Mr.   and    Mrs. 
Len  Watts.     Mr.  Watts  Is  a  grand- 
son   of    Mra.    Sophie    Pauly    of    76t, 
South  Campbell  avenue,  and  made} 
hla  home   In   this   city   until  a   few  i 
years    ago.      Springfield    guests    at  j 
the    wedding      were      Mrs.'    Sophie 
Pauly.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Fred  W.  Pauly.  j 
Mrs.  Kate  Poland  and  Mrs.  A.  Neu-  i 
tuann. 


CARTER  C  ALEXANDER 
Carter  C.  Alexander.  7t,  died  yes- 
terday afternoon  at  hla  home.  2134 
North  Johnson  avenue.  Funeral 
services  probably  will  be  conducted 
Sunday  afternoon  at  the  KUngner 
chapel,  and  burial  will  be  In  Qreen- 
lawn  cemetery.  Mr.  Alexander  Is 
survived  by  his  wife  and  three  sons. 


8H^ 


THURSDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  8,  1927 -LEADER 
Page  10:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Daniel  M.  Evans  died.** 

Carter  C.  Alexander  died.** 

Leonard  M.  Lisenby  died.** 

Mrs.  Mary  Barras  died.** 

Mrs.  W.  D.  Breshears  died.** 
Page  15:  Miss  Marie  Riggs  and  Mr.  Hubert  G.  Brooks  were  married.** 

Miss  Essie  Mae  McPhate  and  Mr.  Charles  T.  Watt  were  married.** 

Miss  Georgia  Utley  and  Mr.  Sidney  M.  Aton  were  married.** 


Th*  msrrtag*  Of  Uln  OOOtglt  ut- 
ter, daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  W,  a 
vo»y.  at*  Mr.  KiMy  M.  As***.*** 

wf  Mr   and  Mn.  T.  M.  Aton.  WM  •©«- 

esnnlwed    y:«t*rd*T    evening    at    4:90 
eatook  at  the  bona  of  Um  brM** 
aaiauavm  Beet  Orasd  awart.    Baa. 
a.  r.  Ueh*  performed  Um  atrvlcas  to 
*'  eertrooay  room   taetrhly   jabcaatad 
(  with    "ferns    and     hukrn    of     Jersey 
j  Beauty  dibits*      Both   the  bride  and 
|r«w   are    former    studwnt*    of    State 
T*ecber»     rrJlrcr         Mn       Aton      ha* 
!  taught  in  Bj.itHM-if.il.  «'i<«x>i    loi    lour 
,  ?eai»        The      n.^jlf      Jrft      yr*lrrdr.y 
,  momma  lor  Long  Beach.  Cel..  where  ] 
j  they  -will  make  their  home      En  touts  ' 
i  the?    trill    run    in    Salt    Lake    City. 
Only  member*  of  the  Immediate  fam- 
ily   attended     the     ceremony,    which 
followed  by  a  wedding  breakfast. 


Miscitat  uct.vwu 

•4  ftssa*  Jack  W.  McBee 

today  leaved  merrtag  e  licensee  to  the 
following: 

Toons  aw  S.  Brown.  W.  and  Haael 
Taylor,   M.   both  oC  Bolleer. 

Adam  C.  Zilllojt.  M.  and  Mamie 
Te  tenet,   M.   both   of   Joplln. 

C.  Herbert  Wail.  23.  and  Ila  Marie 
Klscy.    90.    both    of   eprloffleld. 

George  Paatar.  tl.  and  Mrs.  Vir- 
ginia BataOMtt,  74.  both  ol  Spring - 
iMld. 

Want   3X   Springfield, 
•sly.  1*.  Kan- 
»  I  Cltjj   M^ 


•■*** 


•'  'Mi 
Biggs,       ■-:-^*^ 

Mr.  and  Mrs  W.  8.  Riggs.  IBM 
itorta  Otbjm  avenue,  announced  UM 
■Munag,  at  their  daughter,  Mart*,  to 
Mr.  Hubert  o  Brook*  tf  Alton,  Mo,, 
TIm  wedding  took  place  July  7. 

Waus-MePhate.        ££%& 

Mlas    hM    Um    McPhate    of    Hew 

j  Orleans,  La.,  and  Mr.  Charles  T.  Watt 

of  Kanaa*  V'.y.  Mo   were  married  Set- 

•  Mi.-:'  y  rrwning   In  Kansas  City  at  the 

!  h    n*  or  Mr.  and  Mr*,  ben  Watts.  Mr. 

;  Vi*tu   I*  a   grandson    of   Mr*.   Bophle 

I  Paury  of  7»o  «.  Campbell  avenue,  and 

mad*  bu  borne  In  this  city  jnttl  a  few 

jraara   ago.    bprlngfield   guest*   ...    the 

wedding  wars  Mrs.  Oophie  Pauly.  Mr. 

and   Mr*,    Pred   W.   Pauly.   Mrs.    Kate 

Polar.  1  and  Mrs.  A.  Neumann. 


Wtttarw,  by  the  niece  and  a»e. 

erat   rrandchlldren. 

Mr  Wvau*  was  born  near  01lde*>*ll.  J 
north  of  SprmgfMld.  and  had  resid- 
ed jn  Orerne  cm::mv  all  hie  life  He 
was  Um  kM*  eWV  Jamrty  o<  16  Autvj 
He  was  a  charter  ■asasasr  at 
A.  9.  **  sV  BJ. 
at  Been  war. 

Punerai    aerrtes*    will    be    held    at 
3  :io   |»    m     Kruirt)    at    the    Robbcrsbi. 
i  l^aiile    csnieistt.    u   mites    north   of 
'  Bprimclleltl     Sr-vice*  at  the  grave  all) 
.  be  under  lite  erection  of  Lb*  WliUrtl 
Masonic  lodce    Interment  win  be  -un- 
|  der  the  direction  of  the  nUiugnar  Un> 
t    dertaklng  company 


.1)   .: 


8HH 


f     .      ..    MEOVIHU  M.  L1MSNDY. 

Punera:     »ervlce«    tor     Leonard    M. 

LiMubf,  75.  who  tiled  lAJeaday  after- 
noon at  hi*  borne.  1MB  WMt  Elm 
street.  «*rre  held  »t  10  a.  m  today  at 
the  lUrmat.  H  Lohme jrrr  funeral 
•  borne.  II*t.  H  A.  Wood,  pastor  of 
<  Campbell  ATenue  M.  B.  church,  offi- 
ciated Bun.l  »<-»  Id  Maple  Park 
cemetery. 


«>.*   -C'ABJ-KK    «.Vj»IJCXAM>CaV.r:~>": 

'  rurrrral  Wv.ra  will   be   held  at  ft 

p.  m   6  Jiu|»\   tor  Carter  C.  AJraander. 

;  •?«.   who  mrd    veatrrday   afternoon  at 

thie     tiame,     21S4      North      Jefferaon 

j  avenue.     Burial  will  be  In  Onrenlatrn 

cemetery  under  jUnrUott  of  the  I    O. 

O   t.  lodce  and  tbe  Kllhfrner  Funeral 

i . 


MK«   M  \HV   H AKKA*. 

The  boC)  -1  W:»  M»r>  Hr.rraa.  CJ. 
^f  Pmi  Ar'.i. _:.  Iii.  vlJ.o  dltd  at  0 
!  o'clock  yea'-erfr**  morning  In  a  hos- 
pital here  following  a  lingering  111- 
naae,  waa  forwarded  to  Port  Arthur 
lata  yaaterday  afternoon  by  the  Ht r- 
mao  H  Lohmeyer  funeral  borne.  Berv- 
laaa  w/m  be  oonducMd  Sunday.  «be 
bad  been  tubing  friends  her*  when 
aba  benama  ill  aavwral  week*  ago  aba 
la  punwwi  fey  tare  aone  and  a  daugh- 
ter at  Port  Arthur,  ail  of  whom  were 
at  tba  badelrle  at  the  time  of  ber 
tto. 


MBA.  w.  d.  bmcaheabs. 
Funeral  eenrteea  were  held  Satur- 
day afternoon  at  tba  Poraetcr  Funeral 
Home,  finaii  City,  for  Mr*.  W.  D. 
fliaanaan.  47.  who  died  after  a  linger- 
ing Minim  Burial  waa  In  Porast  Hill 
orroetery.  She  la  rur?leed  by  her 
I  hueband.  ooe  wo.  Roy  Breaheara,  two 
•latere,  air*.  O.  D  lUinbo  of  Loe  An- 
galea  and  Mra.  Lucy  B.  Batton  of 
Sprlngfleld.  and  one  brother.  A.  D 
Hammond    of   Bt_    Louis. 


tat    I 

laaat 


Page 

Springfield. 


FRIDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  9,  1927-DAILY  NEWS 

Marriage  license:  Siegel  E.  Williams,  27,  and  Nellie  Cypert,  25,  both  of 


Ash  Grove. 

Page 
Hughes. 

Page 


Page 
Page 


Marriage  license:  Austin  Hall,  26,  and  Edith  Lawrence,  26,  both  of  Ava. 
A  son  Dennis  Gene  Barker  was  born  September  5  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  V.  P.  Barker  of 
Mrs.  Barker  was  formerly  Miss  Margaret  Dennis  of  Springfield. 
3:  Howard  F.  Emerson  was  appointed  executor  of  the  will  of  the  late  W.  J. 

5:  Miss  Wilma  Crow  and  Mr.  Walter  Bryson  were  married.** 
Miss  Georgia  Utley  and  Mr.  Sidney  M.  Aton  were  married.** 
Miss  Hazel  Rogers  Ealy  and  Mr.  Marvin  Ward  were  married.** 
Miss  Jenell  Ritter  and  Dr.  Glen  Berry  will  be  married.** 
8:  Mrs.  Rachael  Blevins  died.** 

Son  born  September  6  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  T.  Sexton  of  2121  Spruce  avenue. 
12:  J.  A.  Craft  died.** 
August  Engelking,  Sr.,  died.** 
Daniel  M.  Evans  died.** 
Carter  C.  Alexander  died.** 
Mrs.  W.  D.  Breshears  died.** 
R.  H.  Ward  died.** 


*Ve.   J     C     n.rp,,nuc 

To  Attend  Weddin* 

Mr.  j  r  r>,puq,^  m|  Ro,ni,k(, 

y—  :-    rrr.'.  leave  this  inors!r.«  '„r 
-«r.<A,  r!tv.  whw  „h<1  wU,  MfM|d 

t  .•  weddinr  tomorrow  nir»>t  of 
•  Miss  Jenell  Rater  to  Dr.  Glen  Ber- 
*>T  TV  Berrr  |a  the  son  of  Mr 
*aJ  Mrs  O.  W.  Berry,  formerly  of 
PrrinefieM.  and  is  known  to  manv 
Srr-.r-cf  vidians.  Mrs.  PuBuque 
»..:  r-turn   Sunday   nicM 


845 


OZARKS  PIONEER  LEAVES 
MANY  TO  MOURN  DEATH 


Special  to  Tht  .Daily  Newt. 

MARSHFIELD,  Mo..  Sept  8.— R. 
H.  Ward.  90,  pioneer  of  the  Ozarks 
who  died  at  Jils  home  here  several 
days  rfgo,  1b  survived  by  the  widow, 
Fix  children,  21  grandchildren  and 
24  greatgrandchildren. 


•  . 


•  i 


Wilma  Crjm 
eds  Walter  Brjatr 

^A  wadding  ot  Inter***  ts  »  ttrf • 
number  of  Springfield  people  took 

! place  Wednesday  night  In  H umini- 
[vllle.  Mo.,  when  Miss  Wilma-Crow, 
.daughter    of    Mr.    and    Mrs.    W.    A. 

Crow  became  the  bride  of  Mr  Walt- 
er Bryeon.  prominent  attorney  of 
lOrsenvUle.  a.  C.  The  nirriiii  was 
|  solemnised  at  S  o'clock  at  the  Grace 
i  Methodist  Episcopal  church.  Rey- 
'erend  Lynch   of  that   church   offlcl- 

Iated. 
The  bride  «u  attended   hy   Miss 
Joe  Crow,  her  maid  of  honor,  who 
j  wore  a   pale  green  georgette  frock. 
Miss    Frances    Hamblen    of    Green - 
1  vllle.    S.    C.    aa    brides    maid,    who 
wore    pale    yellow    taffeta,    and    by 
Mrs.  Ernest     Krocher     of  Jefferson 
'City  and  Mrs    P'-th   Reynolds,  ma- 
trons   of    honor.    «l.o    were    gowiud 
In   dresses   of  orchid    georgette   and 
(rose  georgette.    Each  of  the  attend- 
ants   carried    shower      bouquets    of 
pink    roses       Little    Miss     Marjorie 
j  Bodine.    dressed    In    white    georgette 
acted    as   flower     girl    and      Master 
1  David  .Llchtfcot   of   this   city.   wore, 
white  satin  and  carried  the  ring  on 
'  a  white  lily. 

Preceeding     the     ceremony,    Miss 
Anna    Katherlne     RIanchard     sane. 
f-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  IjOhril- 
J  grins    Wedding     march      played    by 
'Miss  Pearl  Jackson.     The  ceremony 
,  was    performed    before    :vi     Rltar    of 
'preen  ferns  and  white  cUnwuis  \\iil\ 
'row*     of   candelabras     forming   the 
lighting    effect.      The    brides      gown 
I  was   of  white  headed   georgette   and 
ehe   wore    a    veil      with    nn      orange 
|  blossom  bandeau.     Her  bouquet  was 
of  white  roses  and  baby  breath    Mr. 
jHryaon   was   attend.'. 1   by    Mr    Prank 
'Hamblen    as    best    man.    of    Green- 
ville. S.  C.  and  Mr.  Kriu-'st  Kroiher 
of    Jefferson    Citv,    tsn.1    Mr--     Plrth 
Reynolds,  as  priwii'.<'t;i  ti 

A  rcccptlou  was  held  lit   ll-.e  home 
|0*f  the  bride,  following  .the  coremonv. 
About       ;*.0    guests      attended        The 
bride's  going  away  ensemble  was  of 
i  brown    crepe      with      accessories    to 
j  match.      Mr.    and    Mrs.    Hryson    left 
'for   a   motor  fr!p  to   St    Louis.   Chi-. 
eago.    Washington.    ]>     C\.    and     the 
Phenandoah   Valley,  and   upon  tlrelr 
return    will    be    at    home    ill    Green- 
ville.  S.  C. 


CARTER  C.  ALEXANDER 
Funeral  service*  for  Carter  C. 
Alexander.  7«  years  old.  who  died 
Wednesday  afternoon  at  his  home. 
2124  North  Jefferson  avenue,  will 
be  held  at  2  o'clock  Sunday  after- 
noon a*  that  residence  with  burial 
In  Greenlawn  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Klingner  Funeral  horns. 


Miss  Georgia  Utley 
Weds  Sidney  M.  Aton 

The    marriage   of      Miaa     Oeorgta 
Utley.  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mm.  W. 
C,  Utley.  Ml  Bast  Grand  street.  U 
Mr.    Sidney    M.    Aton.    son    of    Mr 
and   Mrs.    T.    M.    Aton.    took    place 
at  the  horns  of  the  bride'*  parent*, 
Wednesday  morning  at  S:10  o'clock, 
with    only    close    relatlvea    In      at- ! 
tendance.        The      ceremony      room 
iwu  profusely  decorated  with  early 
'autumn  -flowers     and     ferns.     The 
Reverend  E.  F.  Leake,  pastor  of  the 
Eolith    Avenue      Christian      church, 
read    the   service.      The    bride     and 
groom   are   both  former  students  at 
£tate   Teachers   college.   Immediate- 
ly   after    the    ceremony    a    wedding 
breakfast   was   served  to  the  bridal 
couple  and   relatlvea.  and   the   new- 
lyweds    then    left    for    Long    Beach. 


Miss  Hazel  1 
And  Marvin 

The    marriage     of 
Rogers    Ealy   to   Mr.    Marvin   'Ward, 
took  place  last  rrenlnsr  a*  tfcs  hsaBsj 

of  the  Reverend  E  F.  Leake,  pas- 1 
tor  of  the  South  Avsms  CfcraaUsaj 
church,  who  resd  the  serWe. '  Tfc#f 
ev»up>  wis  attended  .  bv  Miss.1 
Francis  Rrown  and  Mr.  Howard  I 
Freeman. 

Following      the      ceremony      the. 
bridal    covlr>    w«n!    teo    the"  home; 

of   tj.»     hf!  l»cr s    rar»nts       Mr 

and  Mrs.  G.  L>  Ward.  644  South: 
avenue.  where1  an  Informal  recep- , 
tlon   was)  he:  1. 

Mr.     .W.ir-.l    '  ..«      onnerted      with 
lifer's      store         The      couple      will 
make    their     home      at     »*4      South! 
avenue,  for  the  present^.,  ,  j 


MRS.  RACHEL  BLEVINS 
OIES  AT  HER  HOME  HERE 


Mrs.  Rachael  Blevlns.  75,  born  and 
reared  In  Greene  county,  died  at  her 
borne  near  here  last  night  following 
vS  lingering  illness.  She  was  a 
daughter  of  Jess  Hall,  one  of  the 
sstusr*  m  the  Oxark  region 
here  from  Alabama  Ions 
before  the  Civil  war. 

8he  is  survived  by  three  daugh- 
ters and  three  sons,  Mrs.  Maggie 
HUI.  Mrs.  Delia  White  and  Mrs. 
Lslla  Ryan,  all  of  Springfield;  W. 
T.  Blevlns  of  Springfield  and  J.  A. 
Blevlns  of  -Oklahoma, 
is  Survived  by  10  grand- 
Cblldsrs  and.  11  greatgrandchildren. 
Funeral  services  will  be  held  at 
li. o'clock  Sunday  morning  at  Rob- 
bcrson  prairie  church  under  the  di- 
rection of  the  Klingner  Undertaking 
©oenpany. 


84b 


DEATHS 


J.  A.  CRAFT 

J.  A.  Craft.  64.  retired  tanner  of 
Richland,  llo,  died  at  4>U  o'clock. 
yesterday  afternoon  at  the  home  of 
hla  daughter,  Mm.  Myrtle  Long,  611 
Weet  "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  Qlalxe  City  ceme- 
tery. Mr.  Craft  la  survived  by  his 
daughter,  Mrs.  Lone;  a  brother,  E. 
E.  Craft  of  Rich  land;  a  sister,  Mrs. 
Jane  Hammer  of  Stoutland,  Mo., 
and  a  grandson,  Bennle  U.  Craf  tgfcf 
Springfield. 

AUGUST  ENQELKING,  8R. 
August  lOngleklng,  Sr.  76  years 
old,,  for  44  years  a  resident  of 
Greene  county,  died  at  4  o'clock 
yesterday  afternoon  at  hta  home  at 
1347  .North  Florence  avenue  follow- 
ing a  brief  Illness.  He  was  at  one 
time  connected  with  the  Engelklng 
and  Grubel  Cigar  Manufacturing 
company  and  was  a  member  of  the 
Cigar  Manufacturers'  association, 
the  Modern  Woodmen  of  America, 
No.  4876.  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.  I* 
Ktarne,  undertaker.  Mr.  Engelklng 
is  survived  by  the  widow  and  one 
daughter.  Miss  Christine  Engelklng, 
of  the  home  address;  by  five  sonm, 
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  Engelklng.  of  Conway,  Mo. 


L 


DANIEL  M.  EVANS 
Funeral  services  for  Daniel  M. 
Evans,  86  years  old,  pioneer  rest- 
dent  of  this  county,  who  died  at  11 
o'clock  yesterday  morning  follow- 
ing a  lingering  Illness  ^et  the  home 
of  his  niece,  Mrs.  Elmer  O.  Wadlow, 
of  the  South  Campbell  avenue  road, 
will  be  held  at  2.80  o'clock  this  aft- 
ernoon at  the  Bobberson  Prairie 
cemetery  with  burial "  there  under 
direction  of  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
home.  Services  at  the  grave  will 
be  under  direction  of  the  Masonic 
lodge  of  WUlard.  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  Glldewell,  Mo.,  had  lived  all 
his  life  In  Greene  county.  He  was 
the  last  of  a  family  of  10  children. 
He  Is  survived  by  one  daughter. 
Mrs.  Emma  Evans  Prater,  of  'WU- 
lard, his  niece  and  several  grand- 
children. 


MRS? 


W.  D.  BRE8HEAR8 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  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.  O. 
D.  Rambo.  of  Loa  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.  DeVore,  Marie  DeVore. 

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.** 


8H1 


******* 

I*  Joplla 


Pa..  am«tn«  January  at, 
la  Maahau.  Kw  efktap 
etoira.  January  II.  ltd*,  be  w»w< 
*a  ^■■■yiwuua  wiu»  hat  a*****, 
hath  muni  atf  bsatow.  «h«  ha  was 
it  paara  aid. 
■mil  la  a  minia*  atatriet.,  it  tu 

thara  Um«  Captain  Pwywr  Drat  an- 
aapad  m  u*  induetry  in  which  ha 
late*  kecame  prominent  When  19 
r»*r*  »M.  he  •u»#r»rt  the  ear  v  to*  oC 
tb*  Hebarath  Mlalaaj  company  and 
after  «  *»rt«*  of  promotion*  waa 
trajftaterred  lo  Sunn  eounty.  Haw 
Jaeaay.  in  IMM  aa  an  eaeeutir*  of 
th*    rrmpftdT     tr>*r* 

K!\mr     f»«    ***r*    ,.f    **rvtr*    In    New 

J«r*»r.  Captain  Dwytt  *«*in  waa 
tranafarrad  thl*  tun*  to  Joplln  aa 
"»iwn   mana*yer  for  the  New  Jeraay 

7tn-  <-r>cnp«r»  and  later  »he  Empire 
••  7  '"  **•*  '.  •.'.  rr-esU  .-.f 
*u*  company.  Captaio  Dwyar  pur- 
thxii  tha  old  Joplln  «n«  work*  and 
«  OX1  »-  r*m  of  mineral  land  upon  hU 
•  rr-T«:    h*r» 

•  ;•»  :.  p«7»»  oor.*.lr.u*d  In  th* 
♦•'  •  *  ''.  :h»  rr.:r:z.f  rompany  for 
tu  ••  mifl  io  ye*r»  during  which 
i  jn«  b*  w»*  iMtux  for  a  few  year* 
<j<j«  to  eye  troub:*  Although  It  |* 
..     »    .    ,  _  .•    .  tA      [    ,xAt    Xltt- 

pi.-»  lin*  coaapany  to  retire  At  tha 
*c*  of  A*  jtmr.  Captain  Dwyar  r*- 
taarnad  actlea  until  ha  wu  T3  r»ui 
c.<       )!»  r«ur*d  oo  paoaion  fir*  yean 


PROMINENT wTtZEN  0 
STONE  COUNTY  IS  OEAO 


l«Kdlik.|V4 
•arntna  II*  had  baoo  auf- 
hb  baart  tremble  for  earn  a 
had  aot  baan  faaUaf  «aU 
i  twain  fTr*n  th*  *tata  fair. 
aatwad  atoo*  oouaty  as  fair 

attar  raaafclni  mature  **•  Dr  Mo 
a  parauaawd  by  mana*  to 
aunaitry.  and  eerrad 
ahvroh   a*  a  *t 

;.«t    foe     «»Mr>l    yee.r«        lie    aieo     OCCU-  , 

pan*  pufpta*  in  aarrraJ  town*  in    UilaJ 
aartloo      IW  continued  prearhtng  un-  i 
m  tha  Uhm  of  hi»  d«wth.  AiUiouch  b« 
totjrad  rraan  »eii»»  paatorwl  work  atr- 
•tal  ywar*  *«ro. 


narordar  Jack  W 
|   *uad  atarrlaga  I 

!|Ukj: 

|     ftajal  ■.  mutataa.  If.  aa*  HHlti 
i .  Cjrpatt.  M.  aoth  of  Htlmtktln 
!  i      Auattn  Rail,  •«.  and    -With    Law< 
rwnc*.  at.  tooth  of  ara.  Mo 


M-    Mid  Mra  WUUam 
«m  C»tj  and  Mr 

Mia.  O.  D. 


of 
Ward.aanof 


Mr. 

avanua.  vara  marrtad  laat  nlfht  at 
tha  hoaat  of  Mav.  B.  P.  baak*.  paator 
of  tb«  Bouth  Btrwt  Chrtatlan  churoh 
who  ptrtormwi  lb*  caramony.  Tha 
bridal  ewupa   was  attandad   by 


DEATHS 


in*n.  both  of  thta  atty.    An  Informal 

•*>Tii<"i  ••  th»  Ward  noma  followed 
>.ur  «fTM<«     Mr   Ward  sraduatad  from 
■rniur  high  ».'h<wM  in   Itas  and  later 
ft-.tiiHr,!    jS'alr     l»*.-h»r»    n<lla«e       He 
<■*•«  ri's«xarra»>ie  prominence  In  hl|Ch  j 
writoui    and    culiapa    atbleuoe.        The  I 
»nv\tn      10  r. -unacted    with      tha   Heer  ! 
f»'..-rr»  <■—  ;»•!•.>        Mr     aJ»rt    Mra    Ward 
••u;  ff.ftkr  thrir   h.itrw   temptirarlly  at 
*«4  >-  ■'.'..  «•  fittie  J 

— »\  . 


rvmeral   aarvlcea  will   bw  bald   at   11 
t»  clock  avnday  aaornint  at  Itohbaraon 
Prauia  ohuroh  for  Mra.  eVachae)  Slav- 
ma.   it,   who  dlad  at   bar   boaaa  naar 
bare  laai  iu«bt.  roOowinc  a  Itaawrlnc 
iilnaaa      Banal  win  be  in  Ikobbaraon 
Prairie    cemetery    under    dlrectlrui    of 
l!»e  Kl!t;|i»*r  funeral  homo.     Bha  waa 
a   daughter   of   Jaaa   Hail,   oae  of    the 
earlteet    antler*    In    the    Owaffe    ref ion    , 
» .'•  »   .  ftr.ic    li«p   froai    Alabama    lieforr 
t»»e    <mi    war       She    la    aurrlfwd    by  i 
three   dftiiftiiare  auid    Ibrwa  aooa.    Mra  j 
M*«(i*    Hill.    Mr*      DeJla     White    and 
Mra     l'lla    Ryan,    all    of    Springfield;  | 
W     P.     nieTlna    of   Otlfthoma,    J     A.    of  I 
K.    Rrno.  Ok..*  .   and   Elmer       She  alao 
t*   aiirriTed   by    10  grandchildren    and  , 
11    rreat-irrandchlldreT*. 

I 


SH8 


acocct  R.  bwoblauwo. 

'  ruarraJ  aarrteaa  wm  b«  hald  Bun- 
d»r  •TUrnoon  at  tKo  roeldrooa  for 
»,  t  j-.  F  ?::.)r<»:k'.nj  Br..  7B  vn-r 
o:i_   :./.-  **  jea.-a  *  rwaldtnt  Of  Or»«ie. 

,  who  dW  at  4  p.  m.  yootordoy  a*  hu 


wtli  otflfUte.  lid  Burial 


•I   W.   L. 
Mr    Bnftilrlnt 

with  *ho 


at 


Mr  of  to* 

r\r*r  Mkn\if»rtMmi'  aoaoctatlon.  tha 
Mu4t>ra    «oodm«c    of    Amotion,     Wo, 

.aa^       aw  a      ri  _ii  ■•     mf     »i  Jim      aa^     OBa 
j  ffll^      tOO     UUUII     wl      ^^m^m     ^m^      ^mw 

rtootl    by    hto    wtfa   •"«>    ■    m>**JfctaT. 

MM     cnmun*     tnitUtot,      of      tfco 
'  MM    *idr««:     fir*    oojm.    AXIfUat    ■.. 

Jts  IliO  Worth  Oloy  ovoniM:  rtnnk. 
'  cf  ifc*  >>■  wi  addrwao.  wd  Harmon  O. 
%»f  mi  Worth  rtoronoa  oronuo. 
Ohortoy  oad  Htarr  n .  on4  By  » 
brc»U>ar  IWrtnan  Bnir»t»!n»  of  Oon- 
■Of     Mo 

j.   A.  CHATT. 

Tba    body   of    J     A.    Croft     •*.  jra- 

dMl   at  4  15  o'clock  T**wnUy   ottwr- 
«ooo   at  tho  homa  <*  t»W  dougbtar. 
u_    ajrrtla  U»f.   Ml    Woot  Wabotor 
^    wa.    forwlrdod     to     Weblond 
1  uxuy  by  th»  Aim*  Lohmoyor  I^»"»J 
I  bom.      Burial   wo.     in    OUa.      CUy 
|e-m0%-7    into   aftorooon.     MT.    Orol. 
t.    aurrtrad    oy    hM     dat«bt«r.     Mr. 
Ix^     »   brother.   I    «    Craft  of   Rich- 
•^-tf     a   rtrt*f.   Mra     Juic   Wammrr  or 
typ-axlMjyi.     Mo.     and      •      1™°*"°' 
Bann*  H-  Craft  of  •prtn«nold. 


DANIKL.  M.  *TA*«. 
ruofT»!  awrvtoaa  for  Danlal  M. 
OS.  yaara  old,  ploa.tr  rooKort 
of  itn  oouaty.  who  dtod  •»  ll  o*olook 
yooonrdmy  awmiot  faUowla«  o  Ua#a» 
la«  Ulaom  »t  U>«  homo  of  him  ntojoo. 
Mxm.    ELmar   O.   Wkdio*.  of  U»  Oo-uth 

J»P  m.  today  at  Bobbaroan  Prairie 
with  trurtoJ  thoro  ondor  th* 
of  th«     Ctafnar     runoral 

rvaava  Omrr\c+m  »i  Um  araTe  w»r« 
uodtr  etracuoo  of  Um  Maoonlo  lodf* 
of  wukn  Mr  Bron*  nod  lirad  In 
county  ail  hu  Ufa.  Ha  vm 
ambtr  of  tha  BUof  Soar 
A.  P.  and  A  W  .  of  Ebanaaar. 
Mo  H«  wM  born  naaj-  glldewaU.  atr. 
■▼aaa  «w  Lb*  Uat  of  a  famllj  of 
10  cmi4r*a  H*  u  aurnraci  by  a 
<Uu*bVar  kC-»  EdnA  rrtoi  Prat««  of 
w--*rt-  J"-^«  :^^«  ana  wrtrkl  (raxxl- 
cnxidron. 


CABTSB  C  AUCIANDBB. 
Pun.r.1  MTTU«a  lor  Conor  0  Aia- 
^aA.r  T«.  *bo  dtod  Wadnaadoy  oflor- 
neon  at  hto  homo.  «IM  Worth  JofTar- 
•on  a««muo.  win  oo  hold  ot  S  p  m. 
*ua4*7  •»  tba  rtwlrtanea  with  burtoJ 
,n  OrwanMon  oamatmr.  undor  tho 
diracoon    of    tha      KJtngnar     IMoaral 


BIRTHS  | 


Ui     and    Mra.    V     P.    Barker   of   Aah 

Otot*  anaeuaoo  ibo  hlrah  of  o  aon. 

DaADU    Oona.    Bopi.    B       Mra.    Bart.tr 

j  format  It 

of  thto  otto. 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  10,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Siegel  E.  Williams  and  Nellie  Cypert,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married 

Thursday  in  Springfield.  ,  .,   imi 

El va  Renner  sues  to  divorce  Eldis  Renner.  They  were  married  October  15,19.1. 

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  2 156  North  Campbell  avenue. 
Page  16:  August  H.  Engelkingdied.** 
Carter  C.  Alexander  died.** 
Mrs.  Rachel  Blevins  died.** 

Austin  Hall  and  Edith  Lawrence,  both  of  Ava,  were  married  Thursday  in 
Springfield. 


S*H«i 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 
Carl  Brown.  33.  and  Bosale  Mm- 
inger.  :6.  both   of  Clever;    Virgil  O. 
Line.  SI.  and  Nina  Prumwrlght,  20. 
t>oth  of  Springfield. 


Miss  Elizabeth  Marsden 
Announces  Engagement 

1  Mrs.  Harry  OruberteVf  the  Oanip 
I  Manor  Apartments,  left  last  night 
•for   Pt.   Louis,    whore   she    will   V|»1t 

her    mother.    Mrs.    G.    C.    Muraden. 

for  al»out  ton  .ilnya.  Mrs  Mursden 
| will  entertain  with  a  party  thla  nf- 
!tornfoti   nt    her   h'mc    in    ^t.    Louis. 

a'  whtoh  she  will  ir-.n.'-in  "  the  <n- 
.iraa-ement'    of     heT     il.iujsliter.     Miss 

Kltanhetll    Manulen    to    Mr     Forrest 

lTr.tu  of  that  rity.  Miss  Marsdon  la 
'xrell  known  to  a  number  of  the 
I  younger   crowd    In    Fprlnefleld'. 


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  Orenlawn  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home. 
Services  at  the  grave  will  be  under 
the  direction  of  the  local  organiza- 
tion of  Odd  Fellows. 


AUGUST  H.  ENGELKING 
Funeral  services  for  August  II. 
Engelklng,  Sr..  76  years  old,  who 
died  Thursday  afternoon  at  his 
home.  1347  North  Florence  avenue, 
will  bo  held  ul  3  u  clock  tomorrow 
afternoon  at  "...  ,,..:^.,^  »llii  lliw 
Reverend  H.  Specht,  pastor  of  St. 
John's  Evangelical  church,  officiat- 
ing. Burial  will  be  In  Oreenlawn 
cemetery  under  direction  of  W.  L. 
Starne.  undertaker. 


MRS.  RACHEL  BLEVINS 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Rachael 
Blevins.    75    years    old,    who       died 
Thursday    night    after    a    lingering 
'  illness   at    her    home    near    Sprlng- 
:  field,    will    be    held    at    11    o'clock 
tomorrow   morning     at      Robberson 
Prairie    church    with    burial    In    the 
i  cemetery    there    under    direction    of 
Ithe    Kllngner    Funeral    home.      Mrs. 
Blevins,    who    was    a    daughter    of 
I  Jess  Hall,  one  of  the  early   settlers 
I  In  the  Ozarks,  Is  survived  by  throe 
daughters.    Mrs.    Maggie    Hill.    Mrs 
:  Delia   White   and   Mrs.    Leila    Ryan, 
lall  of  Springfield;  three  sons.  W.  S. 
Blevins.  of  Oklahoma,  J.  A.  Blevins, 
iof  El   Bono,   Oklahoma,,  and   Elmer, 
of    Springfield,    and    by     10    grand- 
children and  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.** 


'■  S 


^'V-MAMUAOB  UrSKSEft.       3JMM 

Recorder  of  Deeds  Jack  W.  MfKn 
today  Issued  marriage  licenses  to  the 
following: 

Lex  D.  Moors.  33.  Harrison.  Ark., 
and  Bertha  M.  Burner.  33.  Spring* 
field 

Henry  A  Nelaou.  34.  and  Louise  X. 
Lawson.  30,  both  of  Springfield. 

Some  Clark.  35.  Bolivar,  and  Thel- 
tr.s  Bycroft,  34,   Bedford.  Iowa 


Hate  Family  IMcnlc. 
A  group  of  relative*  formed  a  pic- 
nlc  party  last  night  and  motored  to 
©equlota  park  for  supper  Those  at- 
tendlnB  were-  Mr  and  Mrr,  E  N. 
Ferguaon    and    Mias     Margaret     Belle 

jamuaon.  »**•  »n<1  Un-  J'  P<  Fwtu**" 
and  son.  Jimmy.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John 
It  Ferguson.  Jr..  and  daughters.  Mar- 
tha Jane  and  Betty,  and  «>«."*  **** 
R.  III.  and  Mr.  John  R.  Ferguson.  8r. 
*  o  - 


8S0 


DEATHS 


AL'OIHT   M.   tNOEUtlNO.    KB. 

Funeral  mnlam  for  August  a. 
EnplkiDf.  8r..  7»  years  old.  died 
Thursday  afternoon  at  his  home.  1347 
North  Florence  avenue,  will  be  held 
at  t  o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon  at  the 
residence,  with  Rev.  H.  Specht.  pas- 
tor oi  81.  Johns  Evsn^elliaJ  church 
officiating.  Burial  -will  be  In  Oreen- 
lawn  camel*  or  under  direction  of  W. 
L    Sterne,    undertaker. 

CARTE*  «\  ALUAMOR. 
Funeral  services  lor  Carter  C.  Ales- 
a-.dcr.  7«.  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- 
rectum of  the  Klinioti  Funeral  home. 


MRU.    K.tCIIAtX   BLEVINH. 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Rachael 
Blerins.  73.  who  died  Thur»dny  nl^h: 
after  a  lingering  Illness  at  her  home 
near  Springfield,  will  be  held  at  11 
s  m  Sunday  at  Robberson  Prairie 
church  with  burial  In  the  cemetciy 
there  L.m1er  direction  of  the  Kl:nghri 
Funeral     home.  . 


W.    r      IIIRROIOH!*. 

vV  C  Bu.-iouKhs.  23  years  old.  for- 
merly of  apringfleld.  died  this  morn* 
tng  at  his  home  in  Fort  Smith.  Ark., 
according  to  word  received  bare.  The 
body  will  be  forwarded  to  Springfield, 
arriving  Sunday.  Funeral  arrange- 
ments are  Incomplete  but  will  be  un- 
der direction  of  the  KUngner  Funeral 
home.  sir.  Burroughe  Is  survived  by 
his  mother.  Mrs.  M  L.  Whltuker. 
and  a  sister.  Sue.  of  Fort  Smith,  and 
an  uncle.  C.  O.  Hosier.  1212  North 
Robberson  avenue.  He  was  a  member 
of  the  One  of  Temple  lodge.  A.  F. 
and  A    M 


I 


+v  -*  UUHUMY  mWAMt.  ;''''^?-^ 
Walter  O.  Langley,  Jr..  Infant  son  of 
Mr.  and  Mr*.  W.  C.  Langley.  IBIS 
North  Nettleton  avenue,  died  .  early 
this  morning  at  the  home.  Funeral 
held   at   the   waingnar 


Funeral  home  thU  af  ttrnoon. 
we*  In  Bast  Lawn  cemetery. 


Burial 


BIRTHS 


Mr.    and    Mrs.    H.    F.    Whltaker    of 

21M  North  Campbell  avenue  an- 
nounce the  birth  of  a  daughter,  Emo- 
gene  Louise,  on  September  4. 

•-°-  ;l 

I  a  lie -1  »r  u  mric,)it . 

!  An  Interesting  wedding  was  aolem-  [ 
Hired  last  night  at  6:30  when  Miss  j 
Mine  Dnimrlght  became  the  bride  of. 
Mr.  Vlnrll  !  n:.e  lit  n  ceremony  per-  • 
knxed    ..->     :-.!  .      W      i:     >i:l!    At    the 

Eke  of  the  bride's  parents.  Mr.  and 
Robert  M.  Drumrlght.  1030  North 
mi  avenue.  The  bride  Is  a  talent- 
ed young  woman  with  a  large  circle 
of  friend*.     The   groom   I*  the   only 

I  son  of  Mrs  N.  O.  Lane  and  has  been 
connected  with   the   grocery  business 
heie  fur  some  time.     The  couple  was 
attended   by  a   brother  of  the  bride. ' 
V.r       Harry      ItruturlKht,      and     Mm. 
l>rumn»;lii,    who    ulao    were    married 
recently,   the  ceremony   having  taken  | 
place  In  Tulsn  n  «c»k  nr.o.  Thla  bride  .' 
p.-i.'r   to  i.rr  niarrtise   wan  Miss  Jessie 
l.utlir  of  Tu ion      klrt>.  l-wiie.  a  charm-' 
l::e   bri:nctt«\   »w   attractively   attired 

)  in  a  gowu  of  brown  charmeuae  crepe  j 

■with     accraaortee      to     match.     Mr*. 

■  Drumrtght  wore  a  lovely  drees  of  yel- 1 

{ low  georgette.  Following  the  wed- 
ding ceremony,  a  supper  was  served  to 
thow  present  who  were  only  members 
of  the  Immediate  families  of  the  bride 

I  and  groom.  After  spending  a  honey- 
moon of  a  week  here.  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Drumrlghi,  accompanied  by  Mr.  and 
Mm.  Lane,  left  Saturdny  morning  for 

'  an  extended  western  trip  and  will  lat- 
er locate  In  Dallas.  Tex  .  whero  they 
\\ '.'.'.   r:nke   tl-.-'r  Inmi1 


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. 

»Si 


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  Ila  Marie  Elsey  and  Mr.  Herbert  Wall  were  married.** 
Miss  Nina  Drumwright  and  Mr.  Virgil  Lane  were  married.** 

,:"  *'■:■'<      ■     \ 

i  &'&>.  WMkcnon  (Unci*  X>rcw>  c«**- 
brtWhli  ninety  -  flrrt  birthday  thjl 


a.  a 


WeWrnf-Buhl,  Thndn,  an  old } 
e  t(mc  cltlieri  of  Laclede  county  and  i 
often  In  Lebanon  w*«  killed  hf tF 
car  hitting  him  and  the  j>nrty  who  ■ 
run  him  down  left  the  scone  of  the 
tccldent  and  nan  never  boon  appre- 
bunded  up  to  the  present  thru-  Mr 
Webb  was  well  known  here  In  \*  b- 
nnon  and  luid  m.iny  frli-n.li  hero 
who  will  rerret  to  henr  the  news. 


I'  The  wedding  of  Mla«  Theima  Ab- 
bott    daughter    of     Mr.     and    Mrs. 

!  Charles  Abbott  to  Harold  Mosier  of 


New   York  waa    solemnlted    at   the 


•ightb,  He  to  actlro  fo* 
yeare,  attend*  tbe  morning-  am  iltea 
of  Baptist  churn,  of  wblfa  bo  baa 
been  &  member  for  CO  rears.  Mr. 
Mason  baa  been  a  Mason  for  6J 
years,  and  Is  also  a  member  of  tbe 
Order  cf  Eastern  Ptar  No.  1M. 

The   Infant   daughter   of   Mr.  and 
Mrs.  T.  R.  Peterson,  of  I0«  Myrtle"' 
street,  died   September  ftrarth    She 
■was    burled    at    the    8prlng    RJrar 
cemetery  on   Monday. 


I  Methodist  church  In  Miller  Wednea- 
1  day  rooming  at  7  o'clock.  The  Rev- 
erend w;  R.  Dalton  road  the  ring 
'service.  A  large  gathering  of  rela- 
tives and  friends  were  In  ottend- 
j  anre.  w-ho  wished  them  a  long 
and    happy  vox  age   through   life 

Horn  to  Mr   and  Mrs.  Harry  Tar- 
ltar  a  fine  baby  girl  August  24. 


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Saturday    September  ' t.  * 
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MissElsey  Weds 
MrUttirbert  Wall         ^ 

.  «#»arria«»  of  Mi*.  Ua  Mail* 
Kteey.  daughter  of  Mr.  J.  H.  Elsey, 
lit  fiMt'  Hantaan  atreat,  to  Mr. 
Herbert  Wall,  son  of  Mr-  and  Mr*. 
H.  B-  Wall,  waa  aolemnlnd  Thurs- 
day mornina-  at  t  o'clock  at  tba 
homo  of  th*  brio*.  Th*  tins-  oar*- 
money  waa  r*ad  by  tb*  RavaraBd 
:  A.  B.  Ebey  of  Carthage,  an  uaclo 
of  tb*  bride.  before  a*  hmilli  llM* 
altar  of  fern*  and  rtDow  dabBaa. 
|Tb*  bou**  waa  lavishly  decoratad 
In  yellow  and  white.  The  bride 
wore  a  frock  of  Venetian  blue  crepe 
Elisabeth  with  accessories  to  harm- 
onlxe  and  *h*  carried  a  shower  bou- 
quet of  pink  roses.  Her  only  at- 
tendant was  her  cousin.  Miss  Mar- 
:  vel  Mae  Elsey,  who  wore  silver  grey 
natln  with  a  corsage  of  pink  rose- 
buds. Mr.  Wall  was  attended  by 
Mr.  Melvln  Wright  as  best  man.  Im- 
mediately after  tl>e  ceremony  re- 
freshments were  served  to  the  im- 
mediate family  and  a  few  close 
fr:.>ri.1«  Th«"  y-'T--  ««■•.•«!<•  Jof.  f._-r 
a  motor  m  trip,  through  the  south  | 
'  The>*  will  be  at  home  to  their  i 
friends  September  IS  at  1050  South 
Jefferson  avenue- 


MARRIAGE    LICENSES 
William  M.  Hammond.     II.     andt 
Frames  Nalbors.  SI,  both  of  Spring-  | 
;  field.    Lawrence    Wrlghtaman.   or*r4 
iCl.  and  A'-ivlan  -drove,  over  fit;  bouiy* 
of  Springfield:  f!uj  1'owers.  :*.  and^ 
rXella'Mae    wi'.fiams.    Jl.-l-oth     of  J 
Springfield :     Jesse  Smith,  14.     and  k 
Tuba   Roberts.   IT.   both   of  Sprint 
field:    Jesse   L-   Alexander.  31.  Car 
tervU.e.    nn.l     Vlda    E    Castor.     32 
:  Carthage;   Henry  A.  Nelson.  14.  and  j 
'  Louis  E.  Law  son.  Zi.  Loth  of  Spring-  j 
■  field:    Rome  Cl-irk    35.   IL'livar.  and 
.Tlielma    Hycroft.   :*.     Dedford.  la.;  j 
JLex    P.    Moore.   23.    Harrison.    Ark..; 
(and   Hertha  M.  Uurney.  12,  Spring- j 
field;  Grant  R.  Fuller.  37.  an.l  Tearl 
Johnson.  !?,  both  of  Tulsa.  ukla.       ! 


In  loving  memory  of  Hush  F 
who  depart**  this  Ufa  *  janra  I 
Badly  moarned  and  wlilil  ay  I 

brothers  and  sisters. 

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Maria  Trlptatt. 
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«!»•  Nina  DraawirfBht  ud  itr. 
Ytrgil  Lane  were  nun-ted  at  •:*• 
o'clock  Friday  evening  at  til*  BOOM 
of  the  bride's  parents,  Mr.  and  Mr*. 
lu'fci  .\.  iMrumwrigbt,  l»w  Norm 
lopn  avenue.  The  couple  vu 
attended  by  the  bride's  brother.  Mr. 
Harry  Drumwrlght.  and  Mrs.  Brum- 
~  r.^..t.  m  ..^  •««.•'*  rtCcr»v»y  rnnrr.  .. 
at  Tulsa.  Okla.  Mr.  Lane  la  a  son 
of  Mrs.  N.  O.  Lane.  Mr.  and  Mr*. 
Lnne  and  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Drunnrriajht 
left  yesterday  for  a  trip  through 
the  west  and  later  will  go  to  Dallas, 


JOHN  M.  STEVENS  DIES 
AT  HIS  HOME  IN  SALEM 


•perMi  to  Th*  nrnit,  Kttrm. 

8 A  LEW  Ue  .  Sept.  M.-^oan  M. 
8t  t  vena,  attorney  of  Baiem  and 
prominent  In  Masonic  circles  for 
I  mnny  years.  dle<l  at  his  home  here 
following  H  short  Illness. 
[  Mr  Stevens  serve,!  sever.il  terms 
as  proserin  int  attorney  of  Dent 
county  and  was  vice  president  and 
a  director  of  the  First  National 
lank  of  Salem.  He  was  a  member 
of  A  tau  Hen  Adhein  Shrine  at 
J-'prlncfielJ.  , 

He  is  survived  »>■  the  widow  and 
one  d.iurhter.  Mrs  Vernon  Butler. 
•■f  SuVm  Kuneral  services  will  be 
liel.l  ,.!  ;  o'clock  Sunday  afternoon. 
The  Masonic  lodge  will  have  charge 
of   the   servlfvs. 


I 


DEATHS' 


AUQUST  H.  ENQELKINQ,  8R. 

Funeral  services  far  August  H. 
Kncelklnc,  8r..  76  year*  old.  who 
died  Thursday  at  hi*  home.  1347 
North  Florence  avenue,  will  be  held 
at  3  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
residence  with  the  Reverend  H. 
Rpecht.  paator  of  St.  John's  Evan-  j 
gellcAl  church,  officiating;.  Burial 
will  be  In  Qreenlawn  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  W.  L.  Starne.  un- 
dertaker. 


W.  E.  BURROUGHS 
Funeral  arrangements  for  W.  E 
Burroughs.  21  years  old,  a  former 
resident  of  Springfield,  who  died 
yesterday  at  his  home  In  Fort 
Smith,  Ark.  are  yet  Incomplete,  but 
will  be  under  direction  of  the 
Kllngner  Funeral  home.  He  Is  suv- 


— ler,  Mrs.  M.  .1* 
rhiUak*r.  and  one  sister.  flue,  ot 
Fort  Smith;  afloT^BRWD 
Mosler,  1212  North  Bob 
nue.  He  was  a  mem  bar  of 
of  the  Tempi*  stodge, 
and  A.  M. 


CARTER  C.  ALEXANDER 

Funeral     services    for  Carter  C 

I  Alexander,   76  years  old,  who  died  j 

|  Wednesday  at  his  home.  2174  North 

Jefefrson  avenue.  will  be  held  at  2 

o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  Kilns-. 

ner  Funeral  home  with  burial  In  the 

Odd   Fellow    section     of   Memorial 

Park  cemetery.     * 


MRS.   RACHAEL   BLEVIN8 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Rachael 
Blevlns.  75  years  old.  who  died 
Thursday  at  her  home  near  Spring- 
field, will  be  held  at  .11  o'clock  this 
mornmg      at      Ro-bberoon      Prairie 


LANQLEY  SERVICE* 

"funeral    senrlcea    for   Walter   C. 

Langljy,  Jr.  Infant  son  of  Mr.  and 

Mr*.  ^.V.  C.  Langtey.  of  1913  North 
Wettkton  avenue,  who  died"  yester- 
day Ciorning.  were  held  yesterday 
afternoon  at  the  Klmgnor  Funeral 
bom*  with  burial  lt»  East  Lawn 
cemetf-ry. 


AUQUST  ENQELKING 
Funeral  services  for  August  Bn- 
gleking,  Sa,  76,  who  died  Thursday 
at  hlshome,  will  be  conducted  at  3 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  home, 
1347  North  Florence  avenue.  The 
Tteverend  H.  Specht.  pastor  of  St. 
John's  Evangelical  church,  will  offi- 
ciate. Burial  will  be  In  Qreenlawn 
cemetery,  under  direction  of  W.  L. 
Starne. 


JAMES  FAUCETT,  JR. 
James  Faucett.  Jr.,  Infant  aon  of 
Mr.   and  Mrs.  James  Faucett,  1847 
;  North  Rogers  avenue,    died     at     > 
'  o'clock  last  night  at  his  home.  Fun- 
eral  service*  will  be  conducted  at 
t-30    o'clock    Monday   afternoon    at 
the  Starne  chapel,  with  burial     In 
Hatelwood  cemetery. 


85H 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  11, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  20:  Miss  Wylma  Crow  married  Mr.  Walter  B.  Bryson.** 

Miss  Thelma  Abbott  and  Mr.  Harold  Mosier  were  married.** 
Page  22:  Miss  Margaret  Lackland  Stoddard  and  Mr.  Henry  Stevens  Cowgill,  Jr.,  willl  be 

married.** 

Miss  Ila  Marie  Elsey  and  Mr.  C.  Herbert  Wall  were  married.** 
Page  31:  August  H.  Engelking  died.** 
Carter  C.  Alexander  died.** 
Mrs.  Rachael  Blevins  died.** 
Walter  C.  Langley  died.** 
W.  E.  Burroughs  died.** 
Foster  infant  died.** 
Births  reported.** 
Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  32:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  mother,  daughter  and 
sister,"  signed  by  Mrs.  Edith  Southerland,  Elizabeth  Kennedy,  Junior  Kennedy,  Clyde  Harvy, 
Mrs.  T.  J.  Mayden,  J.  W.  Bricker,  A.  M.  Nelson,  George  Nelson. 

Page  12:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  F.  Burgdorf  have  been  married  65  years.** 


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Wall-Klaer.  I 

Th*  wedding  nf  Mis*  Tin  Mnrlr  EI- 
»fv  »r.il  Mi  i"  Herbert  Wn.'i  •*•»*  nol-  . 
n;enl*ed  At  H)  o  clod  Tiiur»d»y  mom 
Ing  at  the  home  of  the  blrdeV  rath, 
er.  Mr.  J.  H  Steer,  tn 
•treat.  The  Ting 
by  to*  iut.  a.  d  Starr  of 
uncle  of  the  bride,  before  ift«IM 
of  fern*  and  yaUow  danOe*  •  :yiH4 
home  «u  Hef  mini  41 
VMM.  T3M  bride  wo* 
(turn  of  Venetian  blue 
beth.  with  aooeaeorlee  to  ma-tab 
■he  carried  a  ahower  bouquet  of 
mere  Her  only  attendant  was  MIM 
Mu.'vri  m^  Elaey  who  wore  eilver 
gray  eaUu  with  a  ooreage  of  pink 
rosebud*  Mr  Pall  was  attended  by 
Mr.  Melvln  Wright  as 
Mr.  Wall  la  the  eon  of  Mr. 
II.  B.  Wall.  Immediately  after  the 
I'wrmnnT  refr>*hmrnta  w*rf  served  to 
lh*  family  ar.d  t'loee  friend*.  The 
yuuiig  couple  then  left  for  a  motor 
trip  through  the  eouth.  Tbay  will 
he  a!  home  to  their  frleoda  after 
Beptember  io.  at  1040  South  Jeffer- 
son  avenue. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 
FOR  YEAR  TOTAL  614 

Two  more  marriage  Uoenaes  had 
been  latued  during  the  year  up  to 
last  njght  than  had  been  laeued  dur- 
ing the  unit  period  In  1036,  Recorder 
of  Deed*  JacJt  W  UcKae  aald.  There 
bare  been  «14  Uce&aM  latued  this 
year.  Including  the  following  laeued 
yeaterday: 

Lawranca  8.  Wrlghtaman.  31.  and 
Vrrtan  Otore.  31.  both  of  8prtngfield. 

Jeaae  Smith.  34,  and  Tuba  Roberta. 
17.  both  of  Springfield. 

Ouy  Powers.  38.  and  Zella  M.  Wil- 
liam*. 33,  both  of  Springfield. 

Jeaae  T.  Alexander.  91.  Oartarrllle, 
and  Tide  X.  Cantor.  83.  Carthage. 

William  M.  Hammond.  31.  and 
Prancls  Nacbon,  31,  both  of  Spring  - 
field. 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  a»d  Mra.  WUiMe*  Todat,  IBM 


off  a 


boy,  ■Wllbor  Lee.  Sept.  1. 

„  ;Mr.   and   Mra.    fcotl  Mallard.   SOfS 


3SS 


,reooe.  announce  tbm  birth  off  a 
„  _  pound  boy.  Ctywe  Ffanoaa.  Mra. 
Mallard    waa  formerly  Irene   Bander- 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  F.  Burgdorf  Have  Seen  Many 
Changes  in  Modes  of  Uvtog  Sb&ltay 
Began  Housekeeping. 


eurr-flv*    year*    of     married      lit* 
and    still    enjoying    each    other    and 
life  in  general  to  tbe  unusual  record 
of  Mr.   end  Mm.  A    F    Burgdorf.  WO 
Fremont    irtnur       Mr».    Burgdorf.   81 
jthh  old.    left   a   bit  of  Ironing  «he 
wu    doing    to    •peak    to    •    reporter, 
helping    to    his  chair   her   Rfl-yeer-old 
.  husband,     mho     u    blind.      Together 
.  ther    recalled    the     event*    of      their 
live*,   and    with   a   clear  memory  Mr. 
Burfdorf    related    the     Incident*      of 
th«t   wedding  day   08   years  ago. 
"The    gueeta    were    Invited    to    the 
,  wedding,    a*    waa    the    custom,    by    a 
friend    of    ouxe    who    went    out     on 
>  horseback   and  rode  tb.roo.gh  the  rtl- 
'■  Ugee.     bidding    our    friends    to    the 
wedding      festival.      His     horse      was 
decorated  with  white  ribbon*  and  he 
carried  a  long  it*ft_w1th  ribbon  bows 
,  as  be  mads  the  rounds."  Mr.  Burg-  | 
dorf  aald       The   wedding  party  pro-  ! 
ceeded  to  the  church  In  the  wedding 
.  wagon.,  which  was  decorated  with  rib-  j 
I  boo*   and    flower*,   and    wa*  preceded 
by    three    young    man    on    boraeback, 
*t'/r.rt»nt«    of    the    bridegroom       The 
, -bride  a  attendant*  rode  in  the  wagon  j 
j  with    her.      Tha    marriage    o*r<mony 
was     performed      immediately     after 
'  church  in  the  morning  and  than  all 
the    gueet*    adjourned    to    my    horn* 
where  the  feetlTltlac  began. 

1  "There  wa*  a  great  dinner,  where 
all  She  ptieet*  aat  down  at  long 
•.ahie*  and  partook  of  the  railed 
C.r.icKrita.  and  then  game*  were 
played  throughout  the  afternoon. 
After  .upper,  the  dancing  began,  and 
tbe  feetivitle*  continued  until  after 
3  nVlork  In  the  morning,  proving. 
i.L-      Bjrgdorf     asserted,     that    "time* 

I  then"  and  -t^msa  now"  wars  not  so 

!  dlffarant  after  all. 

Many    Outages    In   Living, 
Mr.    and   Mrs.  Burgdorf  hare  seen 
many   miraculous  changes   In  sanrtssj 
of  living  In  the  long  years  they  hare 


gssert  upon  life.  They  started  house- 
keeping In  a  one-room  bouse  In  St. 

Louis,  at  the  time  when  ooal  oil 
lamps  were  an  Innovation,  a  luxury 
possessed  by  only  the  fortunate  few. 
They  did  their  traveling  by  horse- 
back or  wagon,  and  the  spinning 
wheel  was  then  an  article  of  utility 
and  not  a  fireside  decoration. 

Mr.  Burgdorf  was  born  In  Han- 
over, Oermany.  coming  to  America 
and  dlreotly  to  8t.  Lout*  when  he 
wa*  only  0  years  old.  while  Mrs.  Burg- 
dorf. born  in  Prussia,  came  to  Illi- 
nois with  her  parents  when  only  a 
baby.  0  month*  old.  Mr.  Burgdorf* 
parents  settled  In  south  St.  Louis, 
then  called  French  town,  and  there 
h*  attended  Oonoordla  college.  He 
want  to  Chicago  whern  he  work.ed  a* 
a  clerk  In  a  manufacturing  concern, 
and  later  went  to  Ttnden,  HI.,  where 
he  saw  Lincoln's  train  pass  through 
on  the  way  to  tha  Inauguration  exer- 
cises, and  was  ons  of  tbe  cheering 
crowd  that  greeted  Lincoln  as  he 
stood  on  the  platform  of  the  train 
and  waved  to  the  crowd*.  He  later 
went  to  Red  Bud.  111.,  where  he  met 
and   married   his    wife. 

Coarted    on    Horeebeok. 

The  beat  time*  w*  had."  the  old 
gentleman  reminisced,  "were  when 
I  brought  over  my  mare  and  leT  her 
ride  it.  while   I   took  one  of  beT  wild  i 

m.  .  Our  oourttq*  $M*PV»aP' 


Mr.   arurgdort   took 


SffiSSffiSSaff 


Weither  eoUeea      Ha  taejfM  la  this 
college  lor  47  yean,  and  was  presi- 
dent  until    tang,    when    he    resigned 
because   of    III    health,    but    retained  I 
his  connection  with   the  school  until  , 

J  »»!«•  -  j 

1      The  doctor  told  me  ones  that  IV*  \ 


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wouldn't  give  rtr*  etnu  for  ney 
lift.?  Mr.  Bunrdorf  laughed,  "but 
that  mi  to  fun  ego,  end  I'm  etlU 
here  "  Mr.  end  Mrs.  Burgdorf  have 
eight  children,  ell  of  whom  are  liv- 
ing -But,  oh.  dear."  Mre.  Buifdorf 
•if  hed.  "they  •"»  eo  scattered  over 
the   country  " 

For  the  post  five  yean,  the  elderly 
couple  have  made  their  home  with 
their  daughter.  Mre.  Otto  Meyer  and 
Mr.  Meyer,  at  »00  Premont  avenue. 


■*«■>»:' 


r  xar:  - 


DEATHS 


aVQVIT  M.  BNOOJUMQ. 

1  wrtM  tor  Angus*  H.  Kn- 
geuung.  Tt.  who  deed  Thursday  after- 
noon at  hla  boon.  l>47  North  Florence 
avenue,  will  he  held  at  9  p.  m.  today 
at  the  residence*  with  Rev.  H.  Bpecht. 
pastor  of  81.  John's  Bvangeilcal 
church.  officiating.  Burial  will  be  In 
Oreenlawn  osmetery.  under  direction 
of  W.  L.  Blame,  undertaker. 

CARTER  C.  ALBXAMIBB. 

Punerel  swrvloes  for  Carter  O.  Alex* 
ender,  Tt,  who  died  at  his  home,  a  124 
North  Jefferson  arenue.  Wednesday 
afternoon,  will  be  held  at  3  p.  m.  to- 
day at  the  residence,  with  burial  In 
the  exclusive  Odd  Tallow  sections  la 
MaenortaT  Pack  cemetery,  under  direc- 
tion of  Uw  Rltngner  Funsral  home. 
/  •  •  ; — . 


MUBMMML  BLBTOra. 

avrrloaa  for  Mra.  Bachael 
Btevtna,  Tt.  who  died  Thursday  night 
after  a  lingering  illness  at  her  home 
near  BprmgfUlrt,  will  he  held  at  11  a. 
m.  today  at  Bobtsrson  Prahie  church, 
with  burial  in  the  cemetery  there  pn- 
Aer  direction  of  the  Kllngner  FuneraJ 
home. 


LANOLET   IMAM. 
Funeral   sarrlcea   were  held   Satur- 
day afternoon  fof  Walter  C.  Langley. 
!  Jr..  Infant  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  C. 
I  Langley.     of     ISIS     North    Nettleton 
I  arenue,     who    died     early     yesterday 
morning    at    the    home       Burial    was 
:.\  East   Urn  c*mrtc;>    under    ci:nc- 
tion  of  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home. 


Wedding  at  Milter 
;  A  vert  r1"'1**  wedding  was  solemn* 
lred  at  the  Methodist  church  at 
Miller  Wednesdsy  morning  at  7 
t^clsck.  when  Miss  Thelma  Abbott 
H'.\<\   Mr     Harold    Mosler    were    united 

•  li\  marriage.     Preceding   the  entrance 
I  of  the  brWsl  party.  Mrs.  Harold  M#t« 
'tick,  aunt  of  the  bride,  sang  "1  Love 
j  Tou  Truly."  accompanied  by  Mre.  P.  j 
'  A.    Olbbons    at    the    piano    and    Mr 

Oray    Holmes    with    the    violin.      The 
J  bridal    party    entered    the    church    to 
i  the    strains    of    Mrndleaeohn's    wed- 
ding march,  played  by  Mrs.  Olbbons. 
'The  maid  of  honor  was  Miss   Wilms 
!  Black,  cousin  of   the   bride,   and   the 
bridesmaid-,       were       MImcs       Junnlta 
;  Hobbs.    Mar'orle    Burney.    and    Helen  j 
!  Prater    of    Miller    and     Miss     Oeorgtn 
i  Wampler     "t     Carthage.       Miss     Mary  J 
IBeth  Abbott   end  Mia*   Martha   Brown: 
•t»-»     '■<■  «i  --      ■"'.'  TV"      !:'.  Jf      was 

n-.e*.  at  the  altar  by  the  proom.  ca- 
icorted  by  Dumla  Brown,  as  beat  man. 
i  The  ring  ceremony  was  read  by  the 
<  Rev.  Dalton.  pastor  of  ths  Mount 
|  Vernon  Methodist  church.     The  bride 

•  wore     a     charming     gown     of     white 
I  georgette,    trimmed    with    silver    lace 

and  rhtneatone-  The  church  was 
j  decorated  with  a  lovely  array  of 
!  flowers,  and  appropriate  decorations. 
{The  altar  waa  banked  with  floral 
I  emblems  and  over  the  center  of  the 
'arch   hung   a   huge   bell   of   beautiful 

flowers  which  lent  chsrm  and  beauty 

to  the  rlitirch.  A  large  number  of 
!  Invited  ruests  were  st  the  church 
land  after  the  ceremony  an  elabor- 
ate Wedding  breakfast  was  served  st 
■•he  home  of  the  bride's  parents  to 
I  the  bridal  party  and  a  few  friends. 
'  Immediately  after  the  breakfast.  Miss 
j  Thelma     Davla     eeng.   •  "Little     Orey 

Borne  in  the  Wean  -  The  bride  it 
:  Use  eldest  daughter  of  Mr.  arid  Mrs. 
;  Charles   Abbott   of   Miller 


i "  ■  ■■■  ■    ■•-«■■-»   —    — — —     — -    '"-^ 
jealved    her  education    in    the    Miller 

I  schools  with  an  extension  course  at 
i  Beuthweet  Teachers  college.  The 
groom  waa  reared  In  New  Tork  and 
reoetved  hie  education  In  the  Utlea 
schools.  Amid  the  congratuJatlona 
Of  their  friends,  the  young  couple 
left  for  the  Bhepherd-of-the-Hllls 
country  for  a  short  honeymoon.  They 
will  return  to  Miller  soon  where  they 
will  Be  at  the  home  to  their  friends. 


...» 


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f'|   '      L4NOXBT  INFANT 

Funeral  sBMBitt  frB  JsfM  Batur- 
day  afternoon  lor  Welter  O.  Langley, 
Jr..  infant  eon  of  Mr.  and  Mre.  W.  C. 
Langley,  of  iei»  North  Nettleton 
•venue,  who  died  early  yeeterday 
morning  at  the  home.  Burial  was 
In  Kaat  Lawn  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home. 


,-,-—.      MM   WTIMA  CHOW,    v-****' 

■  **« 
•  rlavghter  of  Mr  art!  Mr*  William  *A* 
.  Crow,  or  HiiD.iiutiiif.  waoee  ■"rrrtajt 
it*  m   Welter 

rtUe,  U  O. 

«i*y  


wm  •o!*mrd**f^W| 


■Ml<*  <~row.  Hurmuisrllle,  VTrdi. 
Mlae  Wrlma  Crow,  daughter  of  Mr. 
!«nrt  Mn  wnurn  A  Crow  of  Tlumans- 
rille.  became  the  bride  of  Mr  Waiter 
Bogr*  Bryeon  of  Oreenrllle  8  C.  at 
an  imprfewslve  ceremony  Wednesday 
rrrntnc  at  8  o'clock  In  the  Methodist 
Episcopal  church  at  Humansrllle. 
with  Her  J  M  Lynch  officiating  and 
Kev  k  E  -Sapp  assisting  An  altar 
banked  with  ferns  and  trailing  <"Jf- 
ict'ts.  ar.d  lirhtcd  tiv  3'  »h:(e  taper* 
;:»  groups  ol  seven  each,  formed  the 
tea-.! Hi ui  er'ting  for  the  double  rum 
•err Ire  The"  only  decoration*  were 
tall  jade  green  '  baskets  rilled  with 
white  altera:  The  aervlec  bewail  with 
the  lUhUiid  of  the  taper*  by  Miw 
Jean  Ugfctfoot  of  this  city  who  wore 
a  fr.vk  of  J»;lf  preen  t\i".;e  Poatowini: 
«a<  "O  Promise  Mr."  sung  by  M'.ss 
Anr.a  Catherine  Blnnehnrd     and  "Be-  i 

Mlaa  Pearl  Jaekaon  played  the 


ed    to   tne   aitar   where    ahe    was  met 
by  the  croom  and  hid  beet  man.    The 
bride,  who  goes  to  make  ber  home  In 
the  south.  !*  truly  a  Mlasourlan.  Her 
great-grandfathT.       Nicholas       Burk- 
hartt.    one    of    the     drafters    of    the 
etate  constitution,   was   tho  first  rep» 
reeentatlxc   from    the    Howard    county 
district    to    the   6tote    legislature,   and 
»tla,  broher. .  Thorn**    Burckhartt.    de~ 
warned  5the'»eal  flf'the   atefe.        Mer 
father.    Wtlllam    A.    Crow,    ha.*    been 
prominent    tn    Democratic    polltlca    In 
Missouri  for  the  past  30  years.     Mlaa 
Crow    is  i>  irraduate  of  Mlaaourl  8tate 
Teachers   college  at   KlrksVllle    and    a 
member*  of  the  Sigma  Alpha  sorority. 
She   haa    vlalteU   here  on   several    oc- 
caalona    and    has  a    large   number    of 
friends    here.      Mr     Brraon    Is    an    »U 
*WaM|  1  QlWUIflal  «1WH   111!  tmXpbt 
wtU  WldaX    He  attended  Pumen  uni- 
versity and  reoeired  hta  LL.  B.  degree 
tram  *he  Unlvaretty  of  Booth  Caro- 
lina.   Hat  out-of-town  gueeU  at  the 
wedding    vara:    Mia.    WUltam    Diet*, 
©•near.    O0J04    Mr.    and   Mm.   P.    O 
Haa^l*at  >a*^   eMnghtor.    Orenenile, 
tvfl.*  Uta  JtaaM  Oottatn,  Aldrleh. 
Mo,;  Mlaa  Helen  Beany,  .Denver.  Ooto.; 
Me.  .and  Mr*    Xrheet  ICocheT,  Jeffer- 
«aft  C»y|    Mrs.    «dwnrd   airingm**. 
Xmgbkaapale.    If*  ***    Mra  ^Jainat 
Pttteburgh.    Pa:    Mra     Joe 


•a«rta    wedding    nana.     The   fold*  *„«  hn. 

waa   attended  ay  MM*.  JoasO&^fttf  0nkr#i   ***•*.  City,  and  Mr   and  Mr. 

Stuart.  rTorMa.  who  %aa  mamF 33'  M     D.'lo*bUoot  .nd    children.   Mra 
or.    and     Mlaa    Prancea    Hamblen    of 
Oreenrllle.    8 


C ,     who     was    junior 
!  brtdeamald.     Mr.   Prank  Hamblen  of 
I  OreennUe.  wee  MM  watt  man,  *  Otfce* 
er  attendante  were  Mr.  and  Mn.  a*rn- 
leat  Kaoher  of  JeUereon  Otty  and  Mr., 
and  Mra.  Ptrth   sUyoolda,  «lto  w«rr 
I  brldeemalde    aad    froomaroeo.      The 
row  i>n  of  the  bride's  attendant*  were 
ia/'ftln(^»    hues.   Mlsa   Crow  wearing 
tfCrtCU   iceorrette:    Mlaa    Hamblen,    yel- 
low   tulle;    Mrs.    Reynold*,    roae    silk 
xrrepei  Mr»   Kocber,  prcnld  tUk  crepe. 
'Tlie  tt  ten  dan**  earned  mn  eajtaireaaa. 
'  of  roae*  and  baby  breath  to  laanataa* 
lae    with    their   idwm       The   ftoarer 
tin,  Jiarjone  Bodine.  in  whiu  ebiN 
•ton.*  eoattered  raee  petaia,  aafore  the 
:  bride.  «ltd    tne   ling      bewrer.      Dart* 
MRhtfoot.  Jr  ,  or  this  city.   dre#«ro  m 
white  eatui.   bore   the  ring  into  the 
ceremony    room    in    the    heart   of   a 
white  calla  Illy.     This  proceaalon  wad 
followed  by  the  bride  who  waa  gown* 
ed  In  a  charming  dress  of  white  crepe 
lavishly      brrxded      with      pearl*      and 
crystal       Hrr    ftill    length       veil      wa* 
caught   In    the  orange   bloeaom  head- 
band.    The    bride    entered    the   room 
on  the  arm  of  her  father  and  proceed- 


(btXoot :'  aoo  *ss»»mm«-*».  Mrp, 
m' C  Pracer  M Maea'  Mahal  -and  Olire 
Oonk'ltn.  Miae  Mildred  Xendenhall. 
*;i  of  thla  city.' 


IV.    K.    Ill  RHOL (illS. 

Puneral    aerrlce*    for     W.    ■.    Bur- 

1  nnigh*.    7T.    formerly    of    SprliiKficld. 

v  ho    died    Saturday    morning    at    his 

,  home    In    fort    Smith,    Ark.,    will    be 

1    Id    at   2  30    p.    m.   Tuesday.      Burial 

•  will    be    In    G'eenlawn    cemetery    un- 

C.t     direction     of     the     KlInRncr    Pu-  i 


i.er.il     home, 
here    today. 


The     body    will    arrhc 


FOSTER    INFANT. 

Jlnunle   Faucett,    Jr..    Infant    son   of 
Mr.    and    Mrs.    James    Foster,    died   at 
8    ocJock    last    night    at    their    home. 
iS4fl    North    Rogers    avenue.      Funeral 
serrlee*  will   be   held   at  2;30    o'clock  I 
Monday    afternoon    at    the    chapel    of  ' 
the     blame     Undertaking     Company   i 
Burlhl  wil!  be  in  Hacelwood  cemeterr.  i 


858 


•  -  *  sag 

ToKf  flatsrday. 


lackland  Stoddard 
M>.  Henry  Stevens  Cowiclll.  Jr . 
■will  be  married  st  4  aVl<v*  i-ext  Sat- 
urday   «(t(m«.vti   hi      Hi*      l.i»»      a; 

-Tata  Oaks,"   at  Sarcoila.   home  of 
Um    brMs*   iwnau,    Mr.    and    Mm. 


vtilted  la  Bprlncflefd.  where 
A*  has  bm  entertained.  She  U  s 
gradual*  of  the  Baretow  school  In 
TTrnm-  City  and  of  Ogonta  at  Phlla- 
•aJpbla.  After  her  debut  in  Kansas 
Ci«j  ah*  spent  a  year  In  Europe.  In 
study  aod  travel  with  hsr  mother. 
Mr.  Cowflll  at  tb*  only  eon  of  Mr.'  and 
Mm  Banry  8.  OowfUl  of  Oarthseje:  He 
wae  graduated  from  the  Hill  school  at 
PoUstown.  Pa.,  and  was  for  three 
,yma  a  student  at  Tats.  Ms  Is  aaso- 
m  HI  with  nle  tether  In  the  OowgUl 
—  ^  .—..i   ^. pany   of*Car- 


:    Mlm  Stoddard.  «UI   b*   attended   by  j 
"Mis.  ^William  D.  Orthweln.   11.  of  et- 
as matron  of  honor.  The  brtdea- 
will    b*  Mra    Byron      Spcuccr.  I 
Mrs.    Prank    Everts,    end    Ui«    Claire  j 


Oexneeu  of  8t.  Louie.  Mies  Miriam 
Whitney  of  Montclalr.  N.  J  .  and  Miss 
Marts  Neville  of  Loo  Angeles.  Mr 
Oowglll  will  be  attended  iiy  Mr  Wi!- 
Uim  B.  Pollock  <i  Vj'm«n«»»:i.  O.  as 
beet  marc,  and  M.  !?•  •!;<•:?  M.  Kean. 
Jr,  of  Pittsburgh.  Pa  :  Mr  Prank  n. 
Hayne.  Jr,  of  Nev  O'lenrt*  Mr,  Cor- 
nelius Clarke  of  Dblla*.  Tf«  .  and  Mr 
William  Drake  and  Mr  Joecpn  Mc- 
Millan of  Carthage  an  groomsmen. 
Miss  Stoddard  1b  a  great- great  grand - 
Slaughter  of  Comraandant  James 
Mackay.  first  commander  or  the  Tort 
of  Bt.  Lout*  under  the  Bpanlsh  regime 
and  an  explorer  of  the  Rocky  moun- 
tain rrslcm  for  the  F^nrv-b  rmwn- 
miui  Her  great-grandmother.  lx>utse 
Isabella    Mackey.   eras   chlstenrd    In.  a 

robe  sent  to  her  mother  by  Quean 
Isabella  of  Bpaln.  The  bride  will 
wear  a  veil  of  ducheeae  and  roee 
point  laco.  and  tilts  of  old  lace  on  her 
wedding  gown,  which  are  heirlooms 
of  the  family.  Elaborate  plana  are 
being  made  for  the  eettlng  of  the 
wedding  on  the  lawn  at  "TWln  Oaks." 


MONDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  12, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  5:  Miss  Nita  Vail  and  Mr.  S.  K.  Helsley  are  engaged  to  marry.** 
Page  10:  Family  reunion  held  at  the  home  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Elmer  Keith.** 

R.  J.  Anderson  died.** 

W.  E.  Burroughs  died.** 

Mrs.  Sallie  A.  Spears  died.** 

Mrs.  Effie  Mae  Rogers  died.** 


Of  Ml\ 

Carth  near  Ash  Orove 

i,br*Mr. 
sad  Mra.  Josh  Msoo,  *?  J01*' 
taftaad  m  hsaor  sf  Mr.  sad  Mrs.  U 

B.  Mwsrta,  St  Csatow,  Ohio,  whs 
i  ©a  their  way  home  from  a  va- 
speat  la  the  Rockiee  of  Colo- 
Mr*.  Mswl*  U  a  cousin  of 
tas  Klssa  fassluea, 

Tkeei  whs  attended  the  reonldh 
were:  Mrs.  M.  B.  Elson  and  A.  A. 
Setts  and  family,  of  8prtncfleld ;  W. 
M  Mareh  and  family,  of  Bolivar; 
B.  P.  Bbjoa.  W.  S.  Eleon,  W.  R. 
yu~  «ad  their  famlllee;  Mr.  and 
Mra.  Prank  Hawkins.  Paul  Hawklna 
end  family.  Ehx>n  Hawkins.  J.  P. 
Frame.  Mrs.  Grace  Buckner,  Clay 
Frsjn*  anc  family.  Homer  Jones  and 
family.  J.  H.  Jones  and  family.  Mr. 
end  Mrs.  F.  H.  Keith.  J.  C.  Elaon 
end  family.  Eugene  Elson,  Mr.  end 
Mrs.  J.  1.  Glass.  Henry  Glass  and 
f Mniiy.  and  Mtsa  Oladys  Edwards. 


T6#d 

Soon 


QON8IDERABLE  Interest  wilt  be 
v  manifested  In  Springfield  soci- 
ety In  the  announcement  wblcb 
has  just  been  made  by  Mr.  and  Mrs 
Robert  Vail  of  Kansas  City  of  the 
engagement-  of  their  daughter,  Nlta, 
to  Mr.  8.  K.  Helsley.  son  of  Mr 
and  Mrs.  J.  E.  Helsley.  also  of  Kan- 
sas City. 

Mlas  Vail  ie  well  known  to  many 
members  of  the  younger  social 
crowd.  She  has  frequently  visited 
In  Springfield  as  the  house  guest 
of  her  cousin.  Miss  Vail  Smith,  602 
South  National  avenue,  and  le  al- 
ways popular  during  her  visits 
here.  ' 

The  weddln«  will  take  place  In 
the  fall. 


85<l 


— >— —  — — 

I  DBAltiS        *| 


R.  J.AN0ER80N 
Word  wh  received  tier*  yeater- 
day  by  Mr.  and  Mra.  J.  W.  Crank 
of  ll»s  North  Broadway  of  ttao 
death  of  R  J.  Anderaon  In  an  auto* 
mobue  accident  la  Seattle^  ,Wa4)w 
Tho  m<«ui  mid  lira  Anderaon. 
formerly  Ml»a  Gertrude  Crank  of 
thla  city,  la  dangeroualy  111  aa  the 
reault  »f  ahock  over  her  huaband'a 
death. 

MRS.   EFFIE   MAE    ROGERS 
'       'H'.:.|    u  i«    received    lirrc    ycaler- 

ii.iv  >•("  ihi>  death  following  ;>'> 
I  operation  In  the  f  arthage  huepltal 
'  of  Mr'  F.ffle  Mno  linger*.  SI  form- 
l.-tlv  of  Springfield.  Mrn.  Ilngnra. 
,  who      moved      to      CnrllniKC      from 

Springfield  aever.il  months  oro. 
|  .lied  late  Saturday  evrnlng.  She  I" 
■  nurvtvtd      lv      )i.t      hiM'-alul.    three 

.!...!.-.  ii.       Kalhryn.       MlMtcd      nnd 

• .-   r c in       Mae;        three       brother*. 

[t.UolKh  Fnmn.T.  of  .Toplln.  Pliarh-B 
'  Sumner     of     Springfield     end     Hoy 

«umn<«r  of  Wichita,  Kan  .  nnd  two 
[  »l(0«-r*.     Mr'      Tom     Pavenpnrl     nf 

flrar..-  n.  f. .]<•..  :ind  Mr*.  W.  )'. 
I  Thoctihlil    «/    S|>rini.-fi.  I.I        l-'un-ral 

-.;..      ..       V....       !..•       I   olllUlt'l'-ll       lit       -'      S" 

•■-'-,  •••  N  aftei  r.<>'  11V1I  the  Fii  -I 
I  •■•»ngr»gatioiinl    rhuri  Ii    ut    Nichnl* 

Mo  l!nr!-il  will  »><>  under  illr-«  t l<>n. 
i  •  f    •»  •■     KIltlKtier    funeral    hmne 


MRS.    8ALLIE    A.    8PEAR8        J 
Mra.    Rallle    A.    Spear*.    »0    yeara  '■ 
old.    mother    of    Jeaae    W.    Bpeara, 
Springfield   boalneaa   man.   died  at 
I    o'clock    yeaterdajr    at    bar    eon  a 
home.  1010  Eaat  Grand  etreet.  Mm. 
Bpeara     had     been     a     raaldent  of 
Greene    county    for    the    paat    ten 
yeara,     She  waa  a  member  of   tliv 
Central   Chrlatlan   church  at   Kan- 
aaa  City.  Kah.     She  la  aurvlved»by. 
one    daughter.    Mra.    K.    C.   Honor 
Detroit.    Mich.:    two    eons.    Barney 
Spenra  of  Albuquerque.   N.  M..  and 
Mr.  Spear*  of  Springfield:  and  two 
brother*.    F.    M.    Gable   of   Leaven- 
worth. Kan.,  and  T.  P.  Gable  of  Rl 
Paao^Teiaa.     Funeral  aervlrea  will 
be  conducted  at  7:10  o'clock  tnnlirht 
at     the     Starne      chapel,    with    the 
ltcvcrend    J.    T.     Baron    of  fir  In  ting, 
nnd  the   body   will  he  eent  at  10:  r.fi 
o'clock   tonight   to  Leavenworth   for 
I'urlnV 

W.  E.  BURROUGHS 

Funeral  aervlrea  for  W.  K. 
tBoyd)  Burroughs,  23.  who  died 
Saturday  at  Fort  Smith.  Ark.,  will 
be  coaducted  at  2:3b  o'clock  Tuea- 
day  afternoon  at  tho  Kllngner  fun- 
eral chapel,  with  burial  in  Green- 
lawn  cemetery-  Mr.  Burroughs  la 
aurvlved  by  hla  mother  and  atep- 
father.  Mr.  and  Mra.  A.  C.  Whlt- 
akar  of  8prlnr0eld;  two  atatara, 
Uika  Sua  Burroughs  of  Fort  Smith 
and  Mra.  Thomaa  H.  Clancy  of 
Helena,  Ark.  .and  a  brother.  Wtl- 
llaa  Burroughe  of  Helena,  Beceloaa 
at  the  grave  will  be  la  charge  of 
the  Temple  lodge  No.  411.  A.  F. 
and  A.   M. 


MONDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  12, 1927 -LEADER 

Page  6:  Miss  Carrie  Blakey  died.** 

Page  15:  Mrs.  Pearl  E.  Cross  and  Mr.  Charles  A.  Wagner  were  married.** 

Page  16:  R.  J.  Anderson  died.** 

W.  E.  Burroughs  died.** 

Mrs.  Effie  Mae  Rogers  died.** 

Mrs.  Sallie  A.  Spears  died.** 


DEATHS 


m.   J.    ANBRRflON. 

aV  J.  Anderaon.  formerly  of  Spring  - 
tftaW.  waa  killed  reaterday  in  an  auta- 
■ostdaat  la  fteeeUe.  Waatv.  aa- 
%o  word  reeelvad  here  by  Mr. 
Mra  J  w.  Crank.  1188  North 
Broadway  avenue  The  mtaaagi  aald 
Mr*  Mule-eon  formerly  MIm  Oar-  ■ 
tr\icle    cVam    pi    ihia   rlty,    la   danger-  , 

o<   mock   ovar 


CAKJUB  SLAUT, 
Mra.  OarrU  Blakey.  «/  yaare  old. 
aamiag  at  tha  family  boon*. 
Mill  etreet  Funatai  er- 
rangecnenta  are  looocnplata  but  will 
ha  under  tha  direction  of  tha  W.  P. 
Oampball  Undertaking  company.  Tha 
daoaaaad  la  rarrtved  by  tha  huaband. 
Henry  Blakey;  tha  mother,  lava,  Ulan 
a 


|aaaaty   Ul  aa  ilea  reeull 
.  bar   huaband'a  death 


y»d^  arothar.  charter  Baltb. 


860 


MUJI   A.   BFKAftS. 

I  Funeral    errvlree    will     be    held    at 

I I  .SO  o'clock  this  evening  »l  the 
j  aTtarna  mortuary  for  Mn.  Bailie  A. 
'  Spaa re,  90  years  old.  mother  of  Jeans 

W  SpttJi.  Hprmgfleld  buiiinu  man. 
who  died  at  »  p  m  yeaterday  at  her 
eon  a  home.  1010  Bast  Omnd  street. 
■nv    J    T    Huron   will  officiate       itie 

S»v?t    'r**n    wlli    5«e    forwnrttr-d    ».<    I.e«' 

rr. worth.  Kan  .  Un  elbunal  Mrs 
Bpeata  V.m".  I«eeu  n  rc»T!ri.t  ••!  dtwur 
count*  for  the  peat  ten  yenra  Bhe 
wwa  •  member  of  the  Central  Chrla- 
*.lan  church  at  Kan»««  City  Kan  Bhe 
i»  eur*t\ed  t>y  one  daughter,  Mra 
B  C  ll>n  of  Detroit.  M'.ch  .  two  Bona. 
Barney  Bpeara  of  Albuquerque.  N  M  . 
and  Mr  Spear*  r>{  Pprlnr.f'.f Id.  and 
tvo  brothers,  r  M  Oable  of  Leaven- 
worth  and  T  P  Oable  of  El  Paao. 
Tea  as 


•v.  b.  Biiutot -tin* 

rxineraJ  »»ni,-««  for  W  B  iDojrt) 
'  nurrauitM  IS.  who  died  Saturday  at 
Port  Bmttn  Art  .  will  be  held  at  3  SO 
p  cu  tomorrow  »•  the  Kltnglief  Pu- 
ueral  borne  with  burial  in  Oreenlewn 
cemeterr.  Bertlcee  at  the  grave  will 
be  ISI  charge  of  the  Oete  of  Temple 
lodge  Wo    423.  A    P.  and   A    M 


MM.  BJFT1B  MAS  K<MIBRA. 
nuMnl  service*   ware  held  at  1:30  I 
otilook    thia    afternoon    at    the    Plrat  [ 
Congregational     church     at      Nichols.  ' 

■  Mo.    for   aire    Kffte    Uae    Rogers.    31.. 
formerly  of  Bprlngflelrt    who  died  fol- '" 
k>ping   an  operation   yeeterday    In   the 
Gnrthage  hospital      Burial  waa  under  i 

'  direction  Of  the  Kllrurner  Puneral  ' 
home  Bhe  la  survived  by  her  hui-  ' 
band,  throe  children.  Kathryn.  Mil-  , 
dred  and  Oeor|ft*  Mae.  three  brothere. 
I'jalelga  Bumr-er  of  Jopllll.  Cherlr*  . 
Bumtltr  of  Springfield  and  Hoy  Bum-  , 
ner  of  Wichita.  Kan  .  and  two  aletara.  ' 

,  Mrs    Torn  Davenport  of  Branson.  Col .  ( 
and   Mrs    W    R    Thornhlll  of  Spring- 
field 


Wagner-Crow. 

M-»    Trail  R    <>,«,  and  Mr    Charles 
A     Hastier    were   united    In    marriage 
H*'\i-.-i»y   rvrntHC  «r  a  ju>  „t  Ihr  home 
*-     i.~.       :{..  .a;  ij;<   IttlUiatri,   Kr\     II    A    j 
**.*,•,',     i'«»it>r    t.*t    the    I'AjiiptH-U    Ace-  j 
Hue    Mrthodlai    church.      Tlir    couple' 
w  •«     n,  r.T.-.pai'UJ     by     Kim       cioldie 

saughbnr  of  the  brfcU,  and  If*. 


I 


dlBM 

caption  waa  glean  at  the  home  of 
Mr».  'Stutsman.  1437  North  Benton 
a»enue  About  30  cuwn  rnoyed  the 
•vent.  Mr.  *nd  Mr*  Wagt.er  are  re- 
al ding  00  OoniBMrclal  at  reel  tempor- 
arily and  will  leave  Thursday  for 
tfcetf"  'home  In  Newbury. 


TUESDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  13,  1927--DAILY  NEWS 
Pagel:  George  Penter  was  married.** 
Page  2:  W.  E.  Burroughs  died.** 
Page  3:  Hardee  Stowe  divorced  Wilma  Stowe. 
Page  5:  Miss  Vivian  H.  Grove  and  Mr.  Lawrence  S.  Wrightsman  were  married  ** 

Miss  Genell  Rutter  and  Dr.  Glenn  W.  Berry  were  married.** 
Page  8:  Births  reported.** 
Page  12:  Mrs.  Carrie  Blakey  died.** 


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DEATHS 


W.  i,  BURROUGHS  . 
Funeral  aatvtoea  far  W.  E.  Bur- 
roagha,  II  years  old,  who  died  Sat- 
•****  •»  »-n  Smith.  Ark,  will  be 
heat,  at  t:M  o'clock  thai  afternoon  at 
the  KUnansr  Puneral  home  wl:h 
burial  la  Qresnlawn  cemetery. 
Service*  at  the  graee  win  be  under 
rlirectlon  of  the  Gate  of  the  Temple 
a«d.a  No.  4X3,  A.  P.  and.  A.  M. 


MRS.  CARRIE   BLAKEY 

OarrU  Blakey.  4t.  died  yes- 

at   her  home.   «£.o 

Bhe   la   survived 

Mrs.    Eilen    Cook; 

Henrr     BUkey.     a 

Bradahaw;     a 

Vie ■  alien,    and    one 

BmJth.         Kuwr.1 

Incomplete,    but 

will  be  under  direction  of  the 

faseral  home. 


ate.  and  Mra.  F.  Dw  Maeeey,  ef 
IMl  South  Percueon  avenue,  an- 
aounca  the  birth  of  a  eon  on  Bun- 
day.  September  1L 


Mr.  and    Mra.   Oeoer   Fe„. 
3014  Ramaay  aaaua.*  announce  the 
birth    of    a    daughter    en    Sunday,] 
September  11. 


*.  .  — . 


<9tSI 


! 


A   ixrioni   never  ioo  old  to  t*t  ■"»••*•"  * 
,  Mrt.  Oeorg.  1V0IT.  7s  ,«Mr.  old.  a  ^  •f^*2j 
!!*«>«•  lvnw,  M.  a  trivll  »*r  veteran  and  nor  »"•»« 
SnTtoTf^n  a  marriage  .i-  "^sSSTSS^ 
,  ,»•*  neat  **y  «t  her  Utile  her-  at  1M4  North  £«•"" 
aboma  UMia  after  the  ceremony.     Mm.  Pwter J**»J*« 

•-wallf**-   U>   -p*a«    rrsardrag   mmrrUA  Ut%  **  **•_ 
t CTMTlWWt   Utf  Ulll  UU».  lii'n»l*J  ^SstV**^*. 
I  mcswkJo*.  bow*r*r.  that  thre*-*ta»rt«r»  of  *  ^«»»» 
.  •*-*«.  end  that  -w*  both  reel  Uk*  kid.  again. 


qniB  nvrlu*  o(  Mima  Vivian 
M.  Grove,  daughter  of  Mr.  and 
Mr*.  I*  B,  Qrove,  HI  North  Grant 
evenu*.  to  Mr.  Lnwronco  8. 
Wrlghtaman.  aon  of  Mr.  and  Mra. 
J.  D.  Wrlghtoman.  «1T  South  Haanp- 
ton  avenue,  wu  aolemntacd  yester- 
day mtxnlnx  at  lo  o'clock  at  the 
Ktr»l  I'reabylerlnn  church.  The 
R*v*r*nd  J.  T.  Uacon.  paator  of 
the  church,  rei .1  the  ring  service 
before  an  altox  of  yellow  and  white 
garden    flower*   and    fertie. 

Preceding  the  ctrtmony,  Mr. 
FTedtrlcn  I».  Llppmni  sang  Cad- 
min'i  "At  Dawning"  McDowell* 
To  a  Wild  Roee  "  w.u-  played  aoftly 
c'urtng  the  ceremony.  The  bride 
er.'.errd  the  churcli  on  the  arm  of 
heT.  father,  to  the  strain*  of  Men- 
delssohn* wedilng  march.  She 
wor*  a  gold  lac*  afternoon  frock 
»hlrh  was  fashioned  with  a  pleated 
c»;^  ef'"-t  o>*r  «.n  old  fold  satin 
slip   wf.h    touches   of   blue  and    rose 

Rer  hat  waa  m*tal  eioth  and  gold 
Moo  and  fc«r I  otUy  Jewelry  wee  a 
platinum  and  diamond  bar  pin,  tho 
rift  of  lha  croam.  Hot  bouquet  waa 
of  pink  premier  roaao  and  llllaa  of 
the  valley  rn  ahowar  *fteet.  Bh* 
waa  attended  by  Mtoa  Thalma 
beley  of  weir.  Kan,  who  waa 
gewned  in  dark  green  »aori*tle 
trimmed  with  ehtfton  wlrtt  and 
wore  a  .mall  etoae  fitting  green 
Telvet  hat.  8ha  carried  an  arm 
bouqu*t  of  Ophelia  Voaaa  Mr. 
WrUhtsman  waa  attandad  by  Mr. 
Herbert  l«ooney  of  Walnut  drove 
a.  Ml  man  and  Mr  Ed  Wrlghte- 
man  and  Mr  Ollbart  Wrlghtaman 
were      usher.  Th.      brl J*  *      two 

,T*ndmotb*r*,  Mra.  Kate  Wllcoa 
and  Mr*.  A.  I*.  Orov*  of  Republic 
attended    the    wedJlng. 

The    brlda'a    tr*>v*llng    frock    waa 
black     *»d     whlta    cr*P*    and    *h* 
all    black  fait    bat    with 


matching  oc«a**ort*a  Tho  eouptoj 
left  for  a  motor  trip  to  aoulbern  i 
p^nle  which  will  Inrlud*  TuUa, 
t»alv»*ton.  Kort  Worth,  Houston  j 
.nd  Dal  la*,  and  they  will  b*  at 
home  after  et-vul  thre*  weeks  Id 
Ctoeo,  T**aa.  where  Mr.  -Wrlghto- 
a**n  to  connected  with  tho  roaaaroh 
oaperUasnt  at  th*  Humble  OU  com- 
•aay.  Mra.  WrhThtamaa  to  a 
areslwate  of  Drwry  ooltota  where 
•ho  waa  a  member  *f  PI  Beta  Phi 
fraternity,  and  to  prominent  In  col- 
War*  and  aortal  circle*  In  Sprlng- 
fleld  Mr  Wrlghtaman  alao  »t- 
tetided  Drury  college  and  to  a  mam- 
bar  of  Kappa  Alpha  fraternity. 


Miss  Genell  Rutter 
And  Dr.  G.W.  Berry  Wed 

Many   rnringfietdtan*   wlU   b*  ln- 
t*r**tod    In    the    marrlag*   orJHea- 
feen*:'    Mutter    .f    Kanaaa    City    «o 
Pr     t;icnn    W.    IVrry      of     CUelaea. 
OkU.         formerly      of      Springfield. 
which  took  placo  Saturday  night  In 
Kaaama    City    at    w**tport    Meth- 
odtot.  church.         Th*    R*T*r*nd    A. 
Tatley  read  the  *ervlc*  bater*  tha 
•Jtar  which  waa  banked  with  farna 
aad  garden  flower*      Mi»*  Paulino 
SrtKtll  r*v*  aa  or«-«n  recital  beforv 
t^e   >cr*-.i -ny.      Mi>«»  Elisabeth  Olll 
•oag    Tntir      and      "1    Uov*    Tou 
Truly.**  accompanied  by  Mia*  Scholl 
who  also  played  Lohengrin's  Ttrldal 
rh*-u«  '  anJ    To  a  Wild  Rose."  dur- 
I  In*   the   ceremony      Th*  bride,  who 
'w«s    r'-'Tri    lr.    marrliRc   by    her    fa- 
|tk*r.   Mr    tleorg*  E.   Rutter.  woe*  a 
r*r!»>d    gown    of    white    satin    trlm- 
i    ••  1    In    IM'.'r*   and    orange    blossoms. 
Iter  rell  of  tuUe  waa  held  In  pUre 
with    re*ettes    of    or*n*e    bloaauCt* 
-  -J  s'-.e  oarr.'J  a  slower  of  bulKr- 
ry    !«.**•    and    H'.les    of    the    T*llvy. 
,Mtss    Bonnie*  Lyn    Rutter.    who    at- 
*t«nJed  her  sister  a*  maid  of  honor, 
wm-*   a   avwn   of  graeo    crep*   aatln 
•  and  tull*  and  carried  an  arm  bou- 
Iquet  of  Premier  roses      Th*  brlde*- 
• -n*:ds.   Miss  Jewell  Rutter.  alatar'of 
jtb*    brtde.    and    Mta*      Ethel      Ma* 
Ferry,    slater    of    th*    groom,    wor* 
gown*  of  pink  crep*  aatln  and  tull* 
and    carried    arm    bouquets    of    Co- 
I  IusbM*  no***.     Little  Shirley  Oen*U 


*6l 


JMcClaakey.    ••    flower  "ttrU      worel 
|  whit*  offtadl*  and  carried  a  baa- 
,  k<-t  of  ivae  petala.    Inea  May  Orral-  | 
I  m«b>    Utr)uri«    Louie*    McCtaakey.  | 
jMaida  Junt    Bowie*  and    Margaret , 
R»pp»rt  were  ribbon  bearer*.  They  > 
wore  r\nk.   »nJ   fre«n  organdie.  Thr  : 
pvom   «u   attended   by    Dr.    R-   J.j 
Hantirtoa  a*  beat  man  and  Mr   John 
T     F.-»hT   »n«t    Mr    TAormld   t!re«-n   «•  | 
CT>M->m»ir#n.       Following    the     ct«re- 
r>.  ny   a   recaption   wa*   hrld   at   th* 
r..'tn»   of    th«    bride  •    parent*.      I*.  I 
K-.1   Mr«    IVrry  '■rill   *>•  «t  hum*'  In 
Cb*:««a     Ok!a.      Anionic    the   out   of, 
town  «u«*ta    w«r»    Mr.   and  Mrs.  J.  i 
'C.  DuBj«iu»  <n  thU  city.  1 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  13,  1927--LEADER 
Pagel:  William  H.  Lynch  died.** 

Page  10:  Irva  Adkins  sues  to  divorce  Guy  C.  Adkins.  They  were  married  in  April  1920. 
W.  E.  Burroughs  died.** 
Mrs.  J.  T.  Mason  died.** 
Richard  H.  Benson  died.** 
Buttram  infant  died. 
Gladys  Helen  Breshears  died.** 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  O.  H.  Price  of  2045  North  Prospect  avenue  announce  the  birth  of  a 
daughter  on  September  10. 

Page  12:  There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  "our  sister  Miss  Mattie  C.  Schuler,  who  died 
September  13,  1924,"  signed  by  father  and  two  sisters,  Mr.  A.  Schuler,  Mrs.  C.  L.  Bell  and 
Mrs.  Mamie  Wolfe. 

Page  15:  Miss  Louise  Lawson  and  Mr.  Henry  Nelson  were  married.** 

Miss  Vivian  H.  Grove  and  Mr.  Lawrence  S.  Wrightsman  were  married.** 


\ 


place 
Avenue 


W.   K.   BUrlBOtOHS. 

rMne.tl    aerrloe*    for     W.     B.     Bur- 

roiiith-    1*  reare  PW    wno  died  Batur- I 

day 'in  r*urt  Smith.  Ark.,  were  held  at  j 

3  30  p.  m.   today    at    the     KHngner  | 

rMneral  chapel.    Burial  w»»  in  Oree©- 

|  lawn  cemetery.    Bandoaa  at  th#  grere 

war*  under  direction  oC  the  OaU  of 

tba  Temple  lodge  No  ■  *M.  A.  T.  and 

A.   M. 

MBS.  J.  X.  MASON. 
Mra.  J.  T.  Uaaon  48  year*  old.  of 
OaJena,  Mo.,  died  thle  morning  In  a 
local  hoapltal  following  a  brief  111- 
.  fn.s.  Funeral  rrranfement*  are  In- 
complete but  the  body  wm  prepared 
rr,r  rjnrlnl  b.  St»*  Merman  H  loh- 
jncje:  runeral  borne  and  lorwaid- ! 
to  <HKft» 


Netooo-Lawton. 
irry    pretty    wedding    look 
|,  w...;il(n    i  ».:»  »t  ihe  nniton 
aethodiM     Iniaovpal     church     when 
Ilea   Louie*    Lawtoa   and   Mr.   Mtary 
<eleon  were  united  In  marriage.   Ret 
r  «*>«**, 
_    „.  ...-  '■■ 

with  tent  Wl  fafelem  !•*»■ 


pttMBf  ea  ***  .eanB^ft* 
•aa   before    *a   «hi» 


•al    hom«-    ana    iun>w«vu 


wnd*.  end 

al..  and  a  mm.  ■nip*,  of  *»  J**" 
addreaa;   b>   three  :aJatcre.  -W*-*"*.* 
Teoiey  of  <>»tertoem»Jty^ .  Mre.  4en-  - 
nie  SuteteroJ  Oeiene,  •**  IfeM* 
•it  WetaJne  r-l  Mntiff.  T« 


Sfc3 


*7 

-,-    the 

duruQi  1 

V«aam 
xao«  eerrted  * 
__  „  ^nd  lli«ee?<>f^the 
i  Oladya  Murpby^oi^KauV 
a*  t?**-WMi*  brldeamald  and  XroTa >a^ 
avradexwpe  eetiu  dreaa  wattvJaUlch 
He  cajrrfed  *u  *ra>  botiqtrrt  ©troaea. 
n* ^  frteoen  w.v«  aiiended  by  bit 
}N»tber._>lr  i>-car  Neleon -of  Fort 
SJoToT.  Trs.  AfMr  thr  reremony  a 
luncheon  ^ae  •erred  «t  the 
rsMni  of  the  brlde»  par*nt»  to  the 
idal  partt  and  tn«  minuter  and  ble 
but.  Tba  young  couple  bate  • 
»n:e  circle  of  frlcnrti  here.  Includ- 
ar  n^DT  at  ibe  Frl»co  office*.  They 
eft  for  Mempnl*.  Tenn  .  for  a  *hort 
tymoon  and  will  return  to  their 
918  Worth  Grant  avenue. 


!  WnJIAM  E  LYNCH, 
,    NOTED  BOOSTER  OF 
1     THE  OZARKS,  IS  DEAD 

Marvel  Cave  Owner  Passes 
Away  in  Carthage  Hospital 
-Native  of  Canada,  He 
Came  to  Southwest  Mis- 
souri in  1894. 


William    n     Lynch.    scholar.    Ideal- 

;>;    dreamer,  poet,  inventor  and  booaV 

n    of   llw  Ozark    region.   dlMl  at   »-*0 

l  o  clock  thu  morning  at  Um  Qagthag* 

[hospital,  where  hs  bad  bosh  a  psU* 

tsr  •  unto  mm  than   i  ««k, 


cave   u  located      H»  became  a  widely  J 
known    character    of    the    dlatrlrt    and 

\  *u  a  bus*!—   tram  ths  tlma  hs  f lrat 

'  arrived    in    thte    section 

Cloae    rrirnd    of    Author. 

Mr.    Lynch     «"a«    a    rloee    friar/.d    of 

Harold    Bell    Wright,    author   of   "The 

i  Shepherd  of    the    Hllle."   and    alao  wm 

%    c'.oa*    r.'.enc-'    of    a    number    of    the 

-  •  -t    ■• *    *  rt--k     liirliiffr..    Mt 

ac.fi    !•<.'»    J     K     It'*'       Old    Mat'      and 

HUT."    M.^.t        in,.'    !>ev|    Mori;:.      'In- 

.-_.«■     lit        ::      '.tie     csjtttl         '!;;«:       »'■••    '.u 

which  Mr    Lyn'-h  devoted  ao  much  of  . 

•bit  time  and   ~:f.v!t3w   *m  mention-, 


»«»0 


**wn« 


I  DMtn  rasultsd  from  h*rd*nisg 
1  the  srtsxtcs  and  complication*  causa* 
i  by  a  fangrenoue  infection  to  on*  of 
;  hu  feet. 

H'»  condition  became  critical  about 
t*-o  weeks  mgo  and  he  wu  removed 
to  the  Carthuge  hoepltal  from  tola 
:  home  at  Marvel  Oave  In  Btona  coun- 
ty, at  the  request  of  hie  daughter, 
M:u  Uenevleve  Lynch,  ttipcrtntend- 
e-.*  «f  the  honpltal  Phyalclane  were 
of  the  opinion  that  1  la  condition  wae 

'  'ti  proving    laat    wack    but    It    took   a 
eudden  turn  for  the  wore*.  Sunday. 

j  Oaaadtaa   by   aWrUi. 

lit    Lynch  was  M  yanr*  ow.      It* 

came    to    the    Omrae    In     1W4    from 

;  Canada.      Ha  waa  born  at   DanvUIs, 

1  Q  leuae.  Canada,  and  waa  a  Canadian  ! 

«'.:*>'r\-t    \:r.t'     revsntlv 

r*.'!.*  •  :•,:-   r>c-   .it  ve^»r«  alter  •ettllng 
>av  Mar**:    Cave.    Mr     iTncn    divided  I 
!-.•«    time    Se-ief;    thlr    dlatrlrt    and' 

* -«  .aS"«  -'i:.':?  .i.akmjt  fjttbtrft 
,i\:t  iruw  1.  ■  anede  wtierr  ne  «W  ' 
w.»le:v  »f-PW!  as  a  kpeclel  dairy  com* 
m**:or>ej  FNv  the  i ant  I*  veer*  Me 
iat-.atV.ar  tripe  h^rt  t«*rom*  fewer  and 
i  e  s*\  \r :  rv  ■*?  t;!e  time  •<>  l;le 
.».  s*-,  >'rti-r  -a"-  ll(  h«  avrvtd 
at  a  iiira«>rf  or  the  Cauadiaii  i»arha- 
imnS  and  «m  i  clna*  friend  of  Bin 
ft";j?r*d  Laurirr.  former 
j  r»n.ler 


wMAr 

Idorablf'  tteM  to 
vanttooa.  Ao  anU-duat  and  draft 
Mutilator  Invents*  by  Mr.  Lyneh  to 
now  'Mat  wMtlj  uaad  in  buOdtnga 
and  on  railroad  car*.  The  invention 
•aa  aoM  at  a  noralnal  rum  and  too 
feutod  to  fooitoo  an*  great  amount 
from'  tv 

Reside*  the  daughter  at  Cexthege. 
ha  la  aurvlrad  by  auothar  daughter. 
MLv  Uinam.  «no  dtmeta  tba  torn 
room  and  toarrer  Cftte  ledga  n 
the  *•**    ■' 

V     rameral  Tharada). 

The  So*»  %lll  be  returned  to  the  ! 
(•.sun*  at  Marvel  fave  where  (vtneral 
•ervtrae  *tll  be  held  at  3  30  o'clock 
TliUraCay  afternoon  Uut.al  will  bo 
U;  Krergraan  camatary.  where  lie  tba 
todtae  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Rosa  and  sir. 
.Vo.-TIi:  :n  the  ahadov  of  a  Kr"U|>  of 
ii.iahiy  pines.  Which  have  bean  the 
object  of  a  Tight  of  several  yssra  by 
Mr  Lynch  to  preserve  them  from  the  , 
aa   of   the   woodman 

The  cemetery  te  along  the  trail  be- 
-  '  eec  Marvel  Cave  .ml  Hraneon  and 
;,  ptnaa.  lovated  ae  they  axe.  on  the 
exeat  of  Roark  peak,  will  eervs  aa  a 
i»-.Ttinal  for  year*  to  come  If  they  axe 
.paxsd   aa    wished    by    Mr.   Lynch. 


Cauadliu 


Ml*».'i.r1    he    learred 


,r>.-eeied  at  ur.i'a  to  Btune  coun- 
'„   r,:rrhaaed   the  land  where  the 


RICHARD    II.    BBNrtON.  I 

Richard  H.  Benson.  TT  ywars  old.  of  | 
routs  S.  eprlngnakl.  dtod  this  morn- 
ing at  bto  boms  following  a  linger- 
ing lllnesa.  Funsral  eervJcee  will  be 
held  at  9:M  p.  m.  Wednesday  at  the 
homa  under  direction  of  tin.  KJlng- 
ner  Punsrai  homo.  Mr.  Benson  la 
survived  by  bto  wlfa.  thraa  soru, 
James  B ,  John  K.,  and  Rlobard  K., 
Benaon.  and  two  grandchildren,  Ella 
A.  and  Mdward  Jamas  Bsnaon,  all  of 
Bprlngflald. 


86H 


a-Of*Vt. 


daughter"*** 
Mr.  end  Mr*.  L.  B.  OWW."  •M'-HM* 
Ormat  innui,  and  Mr.  Lawrence  8. 
Wrtghtamaa.  eoa  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J. 
D.  WrtgMsmen.  «7  South  Hampton 
tfrnut,  were  married  yesterday  mora- 
log  at   10  o'clock   at   the  Pint  Pres- 
byterian chureb  la  a  pretty  WW OB y 
parfrsrassil  by  Bar.  J.  T.  Bacon,  pastor 
of  the  church.    Tb*  ring  eervice  was 
i  resd   before  an  altar  of  yellow     end 
'  white  flowers  and  ferns.     Preceding 
I  the  Impressive  ceremony,  Mr.  Pred- 
,  erica    P.  Uppman    sang    "At    Dawn- 
|  tna"  (Cadman).  aeoompaniad  by  Mrs. 
J  L.  Lyto  at  the  organ,  who  also  play- 
ed    Mendelssohn's     wedding     march. 
J  'To  a  Wild  Roee"  was  pUyed  during 
I  tu«  ceremony.    Trie  bride  waa  given 
;  away  by  her  father.    She  wae  gowned 

»  r>M  i»tt  or»r  old  roid  satin  with 
:  tone  he  of  bi\i»  and  rose.     Her    hat 
of  hiatal  cloth  and  gold  lac*  matched 
the  gown   and  *»h*  tan  led  a 
bouquet  of   pink   premier 
I  lutes  at  the  valley.    A  platinum  and 
1  diamond    bar   pin,    the   gtft   of    the 
!  groom,  was  her  only  ornament,     iliu 
Thelma    laley    ctf    Pittsburg,      1U&ih 
was  attendant  to  tb*  bride  and  war* 
:  a   coatume   of  green  georgette     and 
j  chiffon    velret   with   a   close    fltUag 
'  hat  of  green  velvet.  Her  arm  bouquet 
was    formed    of    Ophelia    roses.      Mr. 
!  Herbert   Looney   of     Walnut     Grove. 
j  cousin    of    the    broom,   attended    Mr. 
Wrlghtrman.      Measru.    Edward      and  I 
Gilbert  Wrlt'hla.-nan  served  as  ushers.  < 
fl;.:.  Mr.  and  Mrs    Wrlrhtsman  were  ' 
educated  here,  attending  Senior  High  i 
•chool  and  Drurr  college.     The  bride  i 


,  U  a  member  of  Pi  Beta  Phi  sorority 

.  and    the  groom   U   Kappa  Alpa   fra- 

.  ternltv  man.     The  ceremony  was  at- 

;  tended    by    only    relatives    and    clone 

■  friends  of    tbe  >oun£  couple  and   the 

'  out-of-town    (rue*:*    exre   Mrs.     Kate 

Wilcox  and  M'v   A    T    Drove,  or  Re- 

pttbllc.    both    grandmothers     of      the 

bride,   and    Mr.    and    Mrs.    liny    Orntr 

•>;  HumamiTlUc  and   Mr.  II.  A.  Orcrr 

of    Tulaa.    Okla.      The    bride    wore      u  ; 

,  costume   of    black   and    white     when  j 

the  couple  left  Immediately  after  the  I 

•  -••  —    :  v     for     sou '.hero     p*;nt.«       In-' 

ciucr.g    Ok.ahnir.a    and    Texas    titles 

Alter  October  1  Mr.  and  Mra.  Wrights-  , 

man  alu   be   at  home  at  Cisco.  Tex..  ' 

where   Mr.   WrtgbUman   Is  a  chemist  ! 

to    the    research    department    of    the  j 

H-.t.s>  o:;  (orr.p_i.;, 

BUTTBJLM  INrANT, 
PuneraJ  services  war*  bald  this  aft- 
•moon  at  Prospect  cemetery  under 
direct:..-!  of  W  L  8tarne  undertak- 
ar.  for  the  infant  son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  William  Uuttram.  433  Wee»  Pine 
street,  wbo  died  at  »90  a.  m  today 
at  the  borne.  Burial  was  tn  Proapeot 
cemetery. 


GLADYS  HELEN  BRE8HEAIU.' 
Oiadye  Helen  Preehears.  8  years  old, 
died  this  morning  at  tbe  family  home 
Waa  Howard  street.  She  to  survived 
by  the  parent*.  Mr.  and  Mra.  James 
H.  Breaheare.  and  two  brothers 
Funeral  services  wUl  be  held  at  3*0 
P.  m,  Wednesday  at  Beat  Avenue  Bap- 
tist church,  with  Interment  in  Oreeo- 
jawn i  cemetery  under  the  direction  of 
lb*  KUagTMr  Undertaking-  company. 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  14, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1.  Irva  Adkins  sues  to  divorce  Guy  C.  Adkins.  They  were  married  in  1920 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  William  Henry  Lynch  died.** 
Page  3:  Mrs.  Mable  Edna  Tourtellotte  changed  her  name  ** 

time  f,ddlers?une?lbraith  *"*  ^  h°,d  "  ^^  ^  and  Fred  GaIbraith  ™«  P'ay  old 
Page  12:  Marriage  license  issued.** 
Richard  H.  Benson  died.** 
Gladys  Helen  Breshears  died.** 
Buttram  infant  died.** 
Mrs.  J.  T.  Mason  died.** 


A 
here 
rlnon 
Mrs. 
field. 
rIro 


• 


marriage  license  was  Issued 
yesterday  to  nicimrd  M.  liar- 

«>f  Los  Angeles.  32.  brother  of 
Ruth   Abercromble  of  Spring- 

and  Miss  Betty  Thomas,  24. 
of    Los    Angeles. 


865 


MARRIAQE  LICENSES 

wTd  I"""-***:  ¥££?& 

Jeaeul,to?'PJ:    "'     s»r,"«'»«>««.    and 
Ji^ephlne      Cooper.      je,      Harrtaon, 

aaeanor  Harmon.  l«.  both  of  Spring  - 


I 


Owner  off  Marvel  Labyrinth  in 
Shepherd  of  Hills  Country 
Expires  of  Poisoning  After 
Long  and  Vivid  Life 


TO  BE  BURIED  IN  HILLS 
BESIDE  OLD  CHARACTERS 


Spent  35  Years  of  Life  There 
After  Winning  Fame  in  Can- 
ada a*  Agricultural  and 
Dairying  Expert 


y*  utue  «nepnera  or  the  II Ills 
cemetery  Thursday  afternoon  at 
1:10  o'clock.  In  this  Utile  cemetery 
a  Ion*  pine  stands  guard  over  the 
•Treves  of  other  pioneers  ol  the 
Shepherd  of  tha  Hllle  country— Mr. 
and'  "Mr*  i.  K.  Roaa.  known  aa 
■mjflCla-sU'l,"  and  -Aunt  MoUle~  of 
Jtha  Shepherd  of  tha  Hill*  and  Levi 
Morrill,  known  aa  "Uncle  Dm."  The 
fttwtMB  Jena  Crockett,  paator  of 
tha  Tabernacle  Presbyterian  church 
and  friend  of  Mr.  Lynch.  wlU  have 
charge  of  tha  funeral  aarrloea.  Miss 
Dalay  LJvtngstna,  of  8prin({Oeld. 
»UI  slag 


r 


HAD   COLORFUL    LIFE 


T»  Httls  time   for  a"»«i    of  cols. 

f  asss   my  time — to  ll»»; 
And    of    !h»    hour*    1    may    rstriere. 

WbsJo    Ui»rr   *fr»   more   to   sir*."" 


rpillS  VERSE  from  a  poem  "Bcrv- 
x  Ice,"  by  William  Henry  Lanch, 
waa  recalled  yesterday  by  Bprlng- 
field  friends  of  the  Owrk  pioneer. 
e*#t,  hW— I  ur  and  scholar,  who 
early  yesterday  morning  dlad  In  a 
hospital  at  Carthage. 
'  Drawn  la  tha  traarka  about  tt 
Year*  aro  by  a  vital  lataraat  la 
Marvel  care,  which  ha  porch  ased. 
and  which  la  located  la  what  la 
now  known  aa  tha  Shepherd  of  tha 
810a  country,  near  Reads  Spring 
and  Branaoa.  Mr.  Lynch  had  made 
the  development  of  the  Ocarka.  and 
sertieulaj-rr  of  tha  region  la  which 
ha  lived,  tha  dream  of  his  life- 
time. 


T 


Tha  Ufa   of    SO.    Lynch   waa   aa 
colorful   as   tha   background    of   the 
Mas    hlDs    against    which    the    last  j 
•S  years  of  it  war*  enacted.   Borni 
fa  Daavfl]*,   Quebec,   Can,  he  held  I 
paalttan  of  responsibility  and  truat 
km  Chat  eoaatrr.  Ma  waa  tha  means 
tha  Ca.nad!aa  government 
a    department   of    dairy 

of 
the  aonntiT.  He  waa  a 


par 

la 
Stataa.  Orsat 
Traaos  and  Den- 
i  scholar  and    io- 
ta the  early  S0*s  Mr.  Lynch 
stories  of  tha  wonders  of  liar- 
cava   he    became   so    Interested ' 
that  he  came  to  the  Ocarke  to  visit .' 
vs.  From    that   Ume   his   love , 
Cor  Che  cave  was  a  compelling  force 
in  his  life.   He   purchased   the  cave  ■ 
and    for    several    years    spent    only 
part  of  his  time  there,  making  frc- 
.  quant  trips  to  Canada. 
(* •>' 

;  |        Btf-UHt    MA1LHUAU   DAYS        i 


KILLED   BY  GANGRENE 


i 
♦ _♦ 

Mr.  Lynch  was  born  In  Canada 
hat  became  an*  American  eltlsen. 
Be  waa  to  years  of  age.  Ilia  death 
waa  caused  by  gangrene  in  one  of 
his  feet  due  to  an  Infection  about 
U  years  ago  from  wearing  colored 
When  the  Infection  became ', 
lous  about  two  weelts  ago.  he 
waa  taken  to  tha  hospital  in  Carth- 
age where  his  daughter.  Miss  Gene- 
vieve, le  superintendent  He  has 
om  other  daughter.  Miss  Miriam. 
who  Uvea  at  the  home  near  Marvel 
cave.  The  first  word  waa  received 
in  Bprlngfleld  of  the  death  of  Mr. 
Lynch  yesterday  morning  by  Mrs. 
C.  C.  McCord.  1130  Roanoke  a  ve- 
nae, a  friend  of  the  two  daughters. 

Funeral   services    will   be   held    In 


?«, ___.*. 

ITboSfe  were  the  days  before  a< 
railroad  had  been  built  through  tbs' 
ragged    hills    of    the     White     River 

Country-  The  Old  Wilderness  road: 
I  pmllt  before  the  Civil  war  and  over  I 
i  which  Mr.  Lynch  traveled  to  hia  I 
'cave,  waa  not  tl.e  most  accessible  | 
'road  in  the  country  1-Yelglillng  was 
jBone    in    wagons    irom    Hpr.iig'field 

and  Harrison.  Ark.  Lven  then.  ho»  - 

Over,   the  dream   of    Mr.    L>ncn    fur; 

Introducing  tl.e  wonders  „r  the 
|jD*arks  to  the.  worlu  as*  a  nut  to  be 
Maantad.  He  had  a  grand  opening 
aof  the  cave  about  lh!»i.  A  pi:>n<>  wa>' 
powered  Into  the.  luvi.  a  l-iaifurin 
fballt    and    an    urcheMia    hired,    ai 

tatnporary    hotel    of     B.-.eral    ie-orns- 
/waa    partially    constructed     to    ac-J 
.■commodate  the   vmituis.    Krw,    how-' 
fever,  came  from  \er>  gnat  di.ilo.iic*, 
cao  difficult    Was    travel    at    the    I;  Hi* 
f     In    tho«e    days     Mr.     l->  n>  >i     inUrl 
Shave  been  a  sinking    Il»;-n-    In    t I.e. 
aWporsely    settled    frontier     country 


8<?b 


RTrlends  -who  had  known  l.irri  f»ii 
yniBir  year*  r«  called  l..n.  br  ).•    r*ti> 

the  hill*  wearing  a  l*rll.ie  A.!...'! 

it,  an  HnKh»"  cr-avjt  u''d  d- rby 
a  Vun   L>>k--   b.  a:  J 


REMARKABLE  VITALITY 


foe* 


auout     it     >>am     Mr.     l->r.'li 

Q)«rt»)  his   pernisn'T-.'.    I, due    ntuf 

ve.   Me   owned    about    100U 

of    hind    stretching    «•••«    over 

la  and  hollows  mLuji  iri»  n««. 

jra   hi*    drcum    »»i   tu    d-velop 

He   lubtr»-d   tar-,  ins   <>ul 

across    the   hills  and    boost  - 

tor  tho  region. 

r,  fjftich  had  a  rtiiiarkul'n:    il- 

which  In  spite  of   hi>   'J«C<-  en- 

hkn    to   guide    and    explore    in 

cave.  Seldom  a  d^>    |ui>»-(!  that 

IM  not  go  Into  tho  cave  if  only 

a  bucket  of  water  from   i!" 

cool    spring   mary    feel    li-luu 

of   the    ground    and    knowi. 

Fountain   of   Youth." 

Lynch    wai    Inventor    of    an 

and       draft       ventilator 

•old  aod  which  Is  used  In 


which 


brought  nhn 

'return.  Ho  also  »u  writer  of 
era!  poems  which  attracted  faw- 
able  comment  from  piuuiln*e* 
critic*. 

Mr  Lynch  was  a  fr^nd  of  Harold 
Hell  Wright  author  of  "The  Bbep- 
herd  of  the  Hills"  When  that  writer 
came  to  the  region  tor  a  visit  about 
•even  year*  ago  be  presented  th* 
rave  owner  with  the  hhaJU  suit 
which  he  wore  while*  writing  The 
Winning  of  Bar&a/a  Worth." 
Wright  also  did  some  sculpture 
from  clsy  In  on*  room  '.'.  'he  •"•*•• 
now  called  -Wright's  studio' 

Always  Interested  In  Uteraxure. 
Mr.  Lynch  numbered  among  his 
friends  and  acquaintances  many 
prominent  writers  >.t  this  cojntry 
and  Canada. 


MR8.  J.  T.  MASON 
Mrs.  J.  T.  Mason.  48  years  old.  of 
Galena.  Mo.,  died  yesterday  morn- 
ing after  a  brief  Illness  In  a  local 
hospital.  The  body  was  forwsrded 
yesterday  afternoon  by  the  Herman 
H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home  to  Ga- 
lena for  burial,  tine  Is  survived  by 
the* husband,  four  daughters.  Misses 
Sura.  Mamie,  Wild*  and  Jessie, 
and  one  son,  Ralph,  all^of  the  homo 
address;  and  by  three  sisters.  Mrs. 
Relda  Tooley.  of  Cenlertown.  Ky., 
Mrs.  Jennie  Eutsler,  o&tGalena.  and 
Mrs.  Jessie #  Watklns,  of  Slater, 
Texas. 


COURT  GRANTS  CHANGE 


forth  that  their  m  me  •* 

too    long    for    convenience,     that    It 

subjects  th-m  to  ridicule  and  that 

It  has  beVn  brought  Into  disrepute 

■  by  Uje  frequent  arr-s's  of  th*  form- 

I *r  husband  and  father.   Mr*   MtMi 

!  Edna  Tourtellotte  and  her  children. 

j  Kathleen     and     Effl*    Wane,     were 

I  aranted     permission     vesterdnr     to 

1  change  their  surname  to  Williams. 

This    Is*  the   maiden    nam*    of   the 

mother    and    former    »lf .«    of    Hay 

Tourtellotte. 

The  order  nuthbrttlng  the  change 
of    the    nnme    vm    made    by    Judge ' 
Ouy  D.  Klrby  shortly  after  m   n«Ml-' 
tlon    naklnK    ihe    rlmnce    Im.l     hcon 
filed   In   the  office  of  Cur  C.  Clbbs.  ; 
clerk  of  the  circuit  court. 


RICHARD   H.   BENSON 

Funeral    services    for   Richard  H. 

BBSOQ,  11  ywars  aid,  who  died  yes- 
tarday  at  his  homo  on  rout*  *. 
Bprlngfleld,  following  a  lingering 
Illness,  will  be  held  it  IK  o'clock 
this  afternoon  at  the  residence 
with  burlaj  under  direction  of  the 
'KUngner  Funeral  nam*.  Ho  la  sur- 
vived by  th*  widow,  by  three  sons. 
James  B..  John  K..  and  Richard  K, 
and  by  two  grandchildren.  Ella  A 
and  Edward  James  Benson,  sll  of 
Springfield. 

ar*     - 

GLADYS    HELEN    BRB8HEAR8 

Funeral  services  for  Olady*  Helen 
Breaheara,  eight -year-old  daughter 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jsanes  H.  Breshear*. 

of  ZS32  Howard  street,  who  dlsd 
yesterday  following  a  brief  Illness 
at  her  home,  will  be  held  at  2:30 
o'clock  this  afternoon  ut  the  East 
Avenue  Baptist  church,  with  burial 
In  Oreenlawn  cemetery  under  di- 
rection of  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
home.  She  la  survived  by  th*  par- 
ents and  two  brothers. 

— ^—  "  ■'■'**j* 

BOTTRAM  INFANT 
Funeral  services  -for  the  infant 
son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Butt- 
ram,,  of  41}  West  Pin*  street,  whs 
died  yesterday  morning,  were  held 
.yesterday  afternoon  at  Prospect 
cemetery  with  burial  there  under 
direction  of  W.  L  Starne.  under- 
taker. 


SfcH 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  14, 1927-LEADER 

Page  9:  Richard  H.  Benson  died.** 
Gladys  Helen  Breshears  died.** 
Edward  Barnhouse  died.** 

i    u  .|PTge1^  WilkinsTaylor°fJoplinvvas  married  Saturday  at  Stilwell  Okla    to  Miss 
Isabelle  Lott,  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  Lott  of  Kansas  City 

Page  13:  F.  M.  Morris,  76,  for  50  years  an  employe  of  the  Springfield  Wagon  comoanv 
d-ed  h,s  mornmg.  He  will  be  buried  in  Hazelwood  cemetery.  He  is  survived  by  h'wifet  wo 
daughters,  six  grandchildren,  and  three  great-grandchildren  Y  ' 

Mr  Jm    "i    Carl0f  th3nk!  f°r  ki"dneSS  3t  time  °f  death  of  "our  son  Ji»™ie  Jr.,"  signed  by 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  Faucet  and  families.  B         y 


DEATHS! 


mnm 


•I 


BJCu  ULD  U.  BENSON. 


T1 yean  oU,  who  4W  aa*> 

at    hie      home      OQ      KIQM      t, 

foUowUkl  ft  Unfertnt  01- 
beid  at  S40  p.  m.  today 
at  Um  reatdi  ana,  erio-  burial  under 
dinalfcu    of    tb*    CiafiMf 

Be  to  aurtrtad  by  fell 
three   tow,  JunM    B.,    John    1". 
Richard    K_.  and    two   grandchildren, 
aU  of  Springfield. 


GLADYS  HELEN   BRKSHBAMS. 


Funeral  aervlcee  for  Oladya 
Breeheara,  8-year-old  daughter  of  Mr. 
and  Mra.  Jamee  H.  Breeheara.  of  SMS 
Howard    ■treat,    who    died    yesterday 

'  following  a  brief  lllneas  at  her  home, 
wara  bald  at  2  JO  p.  ax.  today  at  the 
■art  Avenue  BeptUt  cburob.  Burial 
wm  In  Oraanlawn  cemetery,  under 
direction  of  the  KUn^ner  Funeral 
home.  She  la  aunrlfed  by  ber  parenta 
and  two  brother*. 


EDWARD   BAB.NHOU8E. 

Edward  Bambouae.  38  year*  old, 
of  Clinton.  Mo.;  died  it  I  a  m.  today 
fo. lowing  an  operation  In  a  local 
hospital.  The  body  was  prepared  lor 
burial  by  the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer 
Funeral  noma  ana  forwarded  to 
Clinton  tbla  mornlnf  for  burial.  Mr. 
Bexnbouae  -waa  a  aaleaman  for  the 
CJIntod  WboJeaal:  Orooer  company. 
E  was  known  by  many  bualneae 
men  here.  He  la  rurvired  by  bJa  wife 
and  a  10-year-old  daughter. 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  15, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  Mrs.  Carrie  Blakey  died.** 

yesterday  in  S^^ " *  L°UlS  ^  ^^  =*""  °f  V-gfield  were  married 
Page  3:  W.  H.  Lynch  died.** 

Richard  M.  Delong  died.** 
Page  12:  F.  M.  Morris  died.** 

Edward  Barnhouse  died.** 


MRS*  CARRIE  BLAKEY 
Funeral  aanrlcaa  for  Mra.  Carrie 

BUJrtr,  «T.  who  died  September 
11  will  ba  conducted  at  1:10  o'clock 
thta  afteraoa  at  the  home  of  bar 
daughter.  Mra.  Jajnea  Cook.  71< 
North  Robberaon  avenue,  with  th» 
Rarerend  L.  R.  Orent  offlclatlnc 
Burial  will  be  In  Lincoln  Memorial 

1  cemetery    under    direction    of    the 
Campbell  funeral  home. 


RICHARD    M.    DELONO 

Richard  M.  Delonc.  ««.  of  TS1  P.irk 

avenue.    <Uc<i    lnte    Inst    nleht    n»    his 

,  home.       Funernl    arrnnrcmentn    are 

!  Incomplete,     hut     aervleea     prnhahtr 

will     hn     conn'ueteri'     thin    nfternoon. 

Iwlth    htirlnl    tinder    direction    of    the 

JKllnpnrr  funernl   home 


i(>2 


DEATHS 


».  M.  MORRIS 


"f 


Funeral  service*  for  F.  X. 
7»    year*   old.    veteran   employ*  "a* 
tbe^Bprlnglleld .  Wagon    oiw|MI. 


wH*art»deerly  yeeterday 
fcrrKSt^TTtn  operation  la 
WpluU  will  bo  held  at  S  o'« 
thai  afternoon  at  tho  Aim*  Lon- 
meyer  funeral  home  with  bwrtaJ  la 
Hazel  wood  cemetery-  He  la  eor- 
vlved  by  the  widow,  two  daughter*. 
Mix  Krundt  -hlldreti  and  three  graet- 
,  »,-ranU<  ■hlldn-n. 

•EDWARD   BARNHOU8E 
The  body  of  Edward    Birnhouit, 
38    year*   old.  of  Clinton,   Mo.,   who 
died    yeatcrday    morning    after    aa 
operation   la  a  local   hoapltal.  waa 
forwarded    yeeterday   afternoon    by 
the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
home    to     Clinton     for     burial.      Mr  j 
narnhouee.  who  waa  a  ealeeman  forj 
the   Clinton    \\  liolestalu  urocer   c**m-j 
pany.  la  survived  by  the  widow  and 
one  daughter. 


eerrloee      for 
w-=.  «-- **  of  Marvat  -         — 
to  conducted  thla  afteroooa  at  I:t# 
•  eiock  at  the  Uttlo  Shepherd  of  " 
HUla  eeantery  about  It  mlWe 
Reeds  Boring. 

-Mr.  Lynch  wag  bora  July  tt. 
1ffl.  at  Danville.  Quebec  Canada. 
Ha  Bled  Tueoday  morning  In  a  Car- 
thage hoapltal  where  hi*  daughter. 
Oamileea.  Is  raparlntenBent. 

Mr.  Lynch  married  Jennie  L<oulaa 
Goodhue,  daughter  of  Jamae  Oood* 
hue-.  In  llll.  Bhe  waa  a  elater  of 
Dr.  E.  S.  Goodhue  and  l»r.  W.  J. 
Goodhue  of  Hawaii.  Three  chil- 
dren were  born.  Willie,  who.  died  la 
Infancy.  Miriam,  who  Uvea  at  the 
home  near  Marvel  rave,  and  Oane 
vleve.  Hla  wife  died  when  the  chU 
dren  were  young. 

Mr.  Lynch  bought  the  cava  IS 
yeara  ago  from*  K.  1>.  W.  Arnold  of 
Lamar.  fllnce  that  time  he  haa  la- 
bored conatantly  for  the  develop- 
ment of  the  cave  and  the  region  In 
which  he  made  hla  home. 

Mr.  Lynch  waa  a  Royal  Arch 
Maaon   In  Canada. 


MARRIAGE    LICENSE 
Clethra  O.  Medlock,  12.  and  Edna 
Howard;    16.      both    of   Springfield: 
Vlrrll   II.   Light.    2«.    St.   Lnula.   and 
(Eleanor  Kvans.   SI,   Springfield. 


THURSDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  15, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  5:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  10:  Richard  M.  DeLong  died.** 

Samuel  Collett  died.** 

F.  M.  Morris  died.** 

Mrs.  Ova  Moen  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 
Page  11:  Mrs.  Carrie  Blakey  died.** 
Page  15:  Divorces  granted.** 
Page  19:  Rev.  J.  R.  Blythe  and  Mrs.  Zella  Fink  were  married.** 

Miss  Beatrice  Farrell  and  Mr.  Louis  Sadd  were  married.** 

MARRIAGE    LICENSE",  j  \iMm — O— 

»'«rorder  Jack   W    McKee   yesterday  ^  pr(IwlBa»4   BarlagfteJd  Man   Wed*. 

Mas  Baatrtoa  rarralL  daughter  of 
Mr   Chert**  Faxrell.  editor  and  pub- 
lisher of  the  South  MlaaaurSan  Dem- 
ocrat of  Alton,   at© .    and   air.   Louia 
waad  a»w>  rt   that    city,   eon  «f  Jim. 
t*i.    1     4'rtrr»or..   3*7   Klmbrougti   *v*- 
,  nue.    were  married    Frtday   at    Hardy. 
(-At*.     She   wedding   cam*  aa  a  but- 
imxm  to  thrtr  many  friend*  In  Alton. 
I  *tr»    4*dd    waa    a    member    of     tht 
-  Junior  claea  of  the  Alton  Hub  achool. 
'  Mr    8add    who    went    to    A'.ton   from 
fccr.    le    proprietor      of     the      Jonrr 
S»f.     «■  ?TM'-»r.  and   Oaraee  at  Alton. 
;    '        u;  >   r:c   at   home   temporarily 
*-.  :he  Al'.on   hotel. 


a 

U.  both  af  BprtncfUld. 

id.  and  bCbo  Mo- 

CWUan,  Bo.  both  of  Sprtagfleid.   *&$% 

m 


Oaiir. 


Bbl 


43  DEFAULT  DIVORCE  DECREES 
GRANTED  TODAY  BY  JUDGE  KIRBY 


Starting   elowly   but    gaining 
mentum   as    the    wheels    of '•■  OrMDt 
coMoiy.  divorce  machine  began  to  re- 
volve. Judge  Ouy  D    Klrby  meted  out 
*»    drf.ult    decrees    this   morning    In 
division  on*  of  the  circuit  court. 
Th»  courtroom  was  crowded  to  ca- 
J  p^illj   long  before  (lie  mmioii  opened 
j  at   V  o'clock.     An   except  lenel  J  y   largo 
!  number   of   spectators   vied    for    poel- 
tu«tis  so  thfjr  <vuid  hear  *vrr)   word  i 
'of    testimony    of   tnr    parties    to   the; 

Slirt     Ir'f'r    w!»;Twe« 


Judge  Birby  continually  urged  the 
attorneys    to    hurry    Um   «ork   ae  t»j 
8M*  W"  docketed  for  oall  and  It  j 
was  the  oourt's  desire  to  complete  the  > 
call  during   Um   room  in*  aaaaion.        I 
Wivee    grwUy    outnumbered    hue.  i 
bend*  in   tboM   seeking  to  breek  the 
Uee  of   matrimony      They    rented   In 
e««  from  ths  ute  teens  to  the  'sixties. 
Decrees    were    grmnted    In    tht    fol- 
loving  cases:  Fred  B.  Woodall  agalnat 
Irene     woodell.     H.      o.      Newberry 
against   Irene   Nswberry.   Minnie   Kaet 
*»»:nit     John      East.     Ada     Johnson 
sgamst      Msrcine      Johheon.      Ruth ! 
Bhoopmen   tfiiiuit   Forest  Bhoopman. 
Charles  Johneon    agelnet    Zoe     John- 
eon    Jewell    Moore   against   Ward    Ce' 
Moore.  Albert   Meeon   a«ainet   Let*  0.  j 
Meson.    Lillle    WUoojc     agelnet     Ray- 1 
mond  wileo*.  Mabel  Woodcos  egalnat 
Paul  a    Woojico*.  Ida  Croley  agalnat : 
Henry  T    Croley,  Carloe  Utty  agalnit  i 


lAMUie  utty.  Mam 
Joe  J.  Burgees,  Jeea  M.  sfwlM  against 
Jewel  Bulae.  Bdc*  U.  Wghtwlne 
agelnet  Homer  I*.  Nlgbtwlne,  O.  H. 
Thurman  agalnat  Edna  Thuraaao, 
Pauline  Cheek  agalnat  Oharlea  V 
Cheek.  Nellie  M.  Btelnert  agalnat 
Tbomu  R.  flielnen.  Tbula  May 
Brown  against  John  W.  Brown.  Alea- 
ander  Moore  against  Parmella  Moore, 
Maude  H.  Bailey  agalnat  Joseph  8. 
Bailey.  11.  L  Meyuard  agalnat  Flossie 
Maynard,  I>e»io  A.  Cremeens  agaluet 
Amanda  Cremeens.  Xlsle  B.  Nixon 
against  Edward  C.  Nlaon.  Maude 
Brake  against  D  R.  Brake.  Klva  An- 
drews against  Auicufct  Andrews,  Myr- 
tle Muegrave  against  W  M.  Mus- 
grave.  Vlrgle  Eaton  against  Walter  8. 
Eaton.  Iouise  Bsker  against  Jamee  K. 
Baker.  Inea  Wilson  against  Onus  Wil- 
son, George  L.  Forsyths  agalnat  Clair 
Poreytbe.  Jamee  Bruet  agelnet  Alma 
Jean  Bruet.  Oeorge  E.  McWllllams 
agalnat  Edith  K.  McWMUms.  Levi  B 
Cllnkenbeard  agalnat  Sadie  L.  Clink- 
enbeerri.  Ketheryne  atlnson  against 
Edward  Btlnaon.  Ooldle  II.  Patterson 
agalnat  Rlohard  B.  Patterson,  Aetata 
Baiter  agalnat  William  X.  Beater, 
Jamee  W.  Hall  agalnat  Clair  R.  Ball. 
Pred  E.  Gideon  against  Flora  E. 
Oldeon.  Martha  Bmlet  against  Marlon 
Emlrt,  Ueorge  J.  Parson  against  Avis 
Parson,  and  Ellaa  Forrester  against 
Herbert  Forrester. 


DEATHS 


RICHARD  M.  HE   LONO. 

j     Funeral  sernosa  for  Richard  M.  Do 

.  long.  M.  who  died  last  night  at  his 

!  ii»mr.   Tvi    Park   avenue,   following   a 

lew  days  Itlneaa,  were  held  at,  4p,  n. 

today   at   the   home.     Burial   ere*   in 

East  Lawn  cemetery  ttmdaV  dlreer«or\ 

ol  the  Kllngne*  Funeral  beans 


n k ML EL  COLUtTT. 

srelaae  wiu   we  BwM  B#  J 

P  aa.  Friday  at  the  home  far  Sarmtiel 
I  Col  let  t.   M   years  old.  who   died    last 

night  at  his  home  on  route  3.  Pair 
1  UrtMf      Huilal   will  be  In   Oreenlawn 


MRU.   CARJtrg  RLARKT. 

Funeral  eerrieee  for  Mrs  delete 
Blakey.  47.  who  died  September  II. 
were  held  at  3  .90  p  m.  today  at  the 
'.•..-me  of  hrr  dau«hcer.  Mrs.  James 
i..\H.k  73o  North  Kobr<t»reon  avenue, 
with  Hev  L.  R.  Grant  orfiMetlng. 
Burial  was  In  Lincoln  Memorial  cem- 
etery under  direction  of  the  Campbell 
Vr.derteJtlng   competnjr. 


MR*.    OVA   MOFN. 

Mrs    Ova  Moen.  J7,  of   Essler.  Mo.. 

died  si  »|0  ».   m.   todsy   in   a  looal 

hospital       The    body    will    be    taken 

■  overland    by    the    Herman     HJ    Loh- 

l  meyer  Funeral   home   to   Exeter   for 

hurtet    Saturday   afternoon    In   Maple 

Wood    cemetery. 


iTii>r-rry.      nt-.der      direction 
KUngner   Punrral  homr. 


of     the 


S10 


».   M.    MORRIS. 

ru»*r»I   armce*  for   F.    M.    Morrta. 

7o.  vtuiin  employe  of  the  Springfield 

Wa^on  company,  vho  died   yeeterday 

munitng  following  an  operation  In  a 

local  hospital,   were  held   at    3   p.   m 

t  today  at  th«  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral 

;  horn*    Burial  waa  In  Heielwood  cems- 

1  lery.    He  U  survived  by  hie  wife,  two 

daughters,     ili      grandchildren     and 

three   greet    gnndrhlldren. 


Cava*  Married  Bar*,  'r^<-*$<$i 
The  Ret.  J.  R.  Blythe.  paator  of  the 
nrat  Baptist  church  of  Clinton,  and 
Mm  Kella  rink  of  Calhoun  were 
ntarr.'rd  I. ere  yesterd.v,  morn  tux  at 
10  o'clock  at  the  home  of  Mrs.  rtnka 
•later  Mm  W.  P  Edwards,  M7  North 
Jefferson  avrr-.ur.  In-  the  Rev.  Thorres 
ft  Wilt*,  p«j:v'r  of  the  Orant  Avenue 
Rapmt  cbtttrh  The  wedding  tw  a  ! 
■ejv.irt     ceresnoriT     wMneaeed     only     by ? 


BIRTHS 


Mx.  and  Mra.  O.  w.  Albright,  reeld- 
!  ing  oo  the  Nlcnolf  etreet  road,  at*  the 
|  parenU  of  a  aon.  Claude  Wellington. 
jr  .  born  August  38- 


tonight 

will    ■alooma   Mia.  SlyUet.  *JlsO  to 

•rtdety  known  for  4wr  •ctlniwrt  *h 
tha  Baptist  eburoh  In  Mlaaourl.  Tha 
members  of  the  family  wj  tneeaing  tha 
eervice  were:  Mra.  A.  N.  Wise,  alaitr 
of  tha  brlda.  and  Mi.  Wsae  and  their 
daughter.  Ml*,  atofcart  Oalbey*  d 
Sherman,  T»*.:  Mr.  and  Mra.  W.  P. 
Edwards  and  their  daughter.  Anna 
May. 


FRIDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  16, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  license:  Charlie  Blodgett,  19,  and  Margaret  Ann  Steele,  15,  both  of 
Fair  Grove. 

Divorces  granted.** 

Charlie  Blodgett  and  Margaret  Ann  Steele,  both  of  Fair  Grove,  were  married 
yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Waymon  Connor  died.** 
Page  3:  Margaret  Bashford  divorced  Leland  G.  Bashford  and  was  given  custody  of  a 
minor  child. 

Page  8:  Dr.  E.  A.  Harris  died.** 

Laura  Parker  divorced  Joseph  Parker. 
Page  11:  William  H.  Lynch  died.** 
Page  16:  Samuel  Collett  died.** 
Mrs.  Ova  Moen  died.** 
Mrs.  Artie  May  Keller  died.** 


6?^    MARRIAGE  LICENSE 
Charlie    Blodgett,    It.   and    afar* 
i  Steele,  la.  bath  of  Fair 


Charlie  BUdgett  and  MaraarwV 
Ann  8teele.  both  of  VUr  Grove, 
were  married  at  the  court  teas* 
yea  terday.  The  oerwtnony  waa  aald 
by  J.  W.  Ttppln.  preeldlng  Judge  of 
the  county  court. 


!  :    RETURN   TO  TEXAS   HOME 
j     Mra.    FV    W.   Stranr    and     infant 
dauirhter.   Vlrrlnta.   who   hare   been 
visiting-  Mra.  Strang's  aunt.  Mra.  J. 
.  D.   Pipkin.  COl  Eaat  Walnut  atreet. 
I  hare    returned    to    the-lr    home      In 
(Fort  Worth.  Texas,     Mra.  Florence 
Hall   McLaughlin  and   sranddaugh- ' 
|  ter.  Emily,  who     alao     haw     been 
tgueata  of  Mra.  Pipkin,   left  for  St. 
!  Louis  yeaterday.    Mra.  McLaughlin 
I  la  a  alaler  of  Mra.  Pipkin  and  Uvea 
<n '  Fort  Worth. 


&n. 


■■■»»* 


Lone  Pint  In  Shepher 
Of  Hills  Cemetery  Famed 
Charaoter  Is  Buried 


la  Um  Uttto  Shepherd  of  the  HIM 
oamtery  where  a  tot  *Im  aotUy 
whisper*  end  the  runr«S  hUto  loom 
la  the  distance  through  their  rail  of, 
misty  Mao,  William  Henry  Lynch, 
owntr  of  Marvel  Ceve,  wee  burled 
yesterday  afternoon. 

Friends  and  neighbors  throughout 
the  8b«pb«rd  of  tho  Hllli     country 
and  surrounding  towna  feathered  at 
the  home  near  Marvel   Cave  about 
10  mllet  from  Reeds  Spring,  for  the 
funeral  services.     These  were  held 
with  a  talk,  prayer  and  songs.     A; 
final  song  was  ■naff  and  brief  aerv- 
leaa  were  held  at  the  little  oemetery  I 
about  one  and  one-half  miles  away.  I 
Rsv.  Croekatt  Speaks 

Vision— the  vision  of  one  who 
tabors  for  an  Ideal— was  the  theme 
of  the  tstk  riven  by  the  Reverend 
John  Crockett,  pastor  of  the  Taber- 
laele  Presbyterian  church  who 
aueted  from  Proverbs,  "Where  there 
to  no  vision  the  people  perish.'* 

The  Reverend  Crockett  quoted 
from  the  Watchtower  of  the  Dally 
News  In  which  Howard  Bddy  spoke 
•f  the  love  of  Mr.  tflrnch  for  Marvel 
save  m  "a  love  I*,  the  grand  man- 
ner ."  He  read  the  following  portion 
»f  the  Watchtower: 

"People  have  said  that  It  was 
queer  for  a  man  to  spend  nearly 
half  of  his  life,  and  he  lived  for  »0 
rears.  In  the  embrace  08  that  fan- 
tastle  love.  I  do  not  think  It  waa 
queer.  I  think  It  was  a  passion,  a 
•trange  blsarre  passion,  perhaps,  but 
nevertheless  a  passion  to  me  strange 
ind  wonderful  He  did  not  always 
live  with  his  care  after  he  had  come 
to  know  It— but  It  called  him  back, 
sailed  him  back  relentlessly  snd  Ir- 
resistibly, called  him  at  increastng- 
v  fr.-iuent  Intervals  until  he  came 
to  give  himself  entirely  to  It.  And. 
ls  true  lovers  are- wont  to  do.  they 
become  as   one  " 

Old  Friends  Pallbearers 

Miss  Palsy  UvlneHon  and  Harry 
Nelson  of  Springfield  sang,  accom- 
panied at  the  pUno  by  Mrs,  C.  C. 
IfcCord.   also    of   Springfield. 

Pallbearers  were  Col.  Tom  Ley,  of 
Aurora.  Mr  ronrad.  of  Aurora,  F 
A-  Morev.  of  Branson,  Mr.  De  Groff. 
of-the  Shepherd  of  the  Hills  com- 
mrjr.!!»    Mr.   Hsmmer.     of     Spring- 


field, and  Homer  Johnson,  of  Notch, 
which  Is  the  postofflce  near  Marvel 
Cave. 

In  the  little  cemetery — called  the 
"Kvergreen"  cemetery  In  the  days 
when  It  was  established— also  are 
burled  other  famous  persons  of  the 
Shepherd  of  the  Hills  region. 

Mr  and  Mrs  J  K  Ross  known  as 
-Old  Matt  and  Aunt  Mollle."  of  the 
novel  by  Harold  Bell  Wright.  Levi 
Morrill,  known  as  Tnrle  Ike"  and  | 
Truman  S  Powell,  who  opened  up  J 
;he  Marvel  rave  a  few  rr-vra  before 
ilr  Lynch  bought  It.  and  who  served 
as  a  member  of  the  Missouri  state 
legislature,  are  all  burled  In  the 
shadow  of  the  lone  pine. 


DR.  HARRIS,  PHYSICIAN 
HERE  12  YEARS,  IS  DEAD 

Dr.  E.  A.  Harris.  41,  prominent 
negro  physician  of  Scdalla,  who 
practiced  In  Springfield  for  about 
II  years  nnd  waa  well  known  here, 
died  at  the  home  of  his  brother. 
Dr.  Mayo  Harris,  In  Toledo.  Ohio. 
Tuesday  night  Funeral  services 
will  be  conducted  nt  Bcdalla  at 
!  30     o'clock     this    afternoon. 

Dr.  Harris  waa  born  In  Scdalla, 
and  attended  the  George  11.  Smith 
college  there,  completing  1 1  Is  pro- 
fessional education  at  the  Univer- 
sities of  Kansas.  Cincinnati  .'in»l 
New  York  While  In  college  he 
was  1  famous  athlete,  nnd  member 
of      two       championship  footbul! 

teams. 

He  did  conspicuous  service  In 
Springfield  during  the  epidemic  of 
Influenza  befnro  the  war.  and  his 
•ireb  ss  ef  f  »*t  ta  ...'■•  1!  many  ).••-- 
o(  both   negroes   and    whiles. 

He  returned  to  Sedalla  to  prac- 
tice about  a   year  ago. 

His  death  was  due  to  pneumonia. 
He  !s  survived  by  his  wife  und 
two    small    children. 

Dr.  Hums  wa.«  a  memocr  of 
Truth  Lodge,  No  151.  Masonic 
Order,  A*.  F.  and  A  M..  and  of  the 
Knlgrffs  of  Pythias  Lodge  No.  77. 
The  worshipful  master  of  Truth 
lodt'e.  Ivingdon  Smii  I,,  and  mem- 
bers of  the  official  staff,  left  last 
nljrht  for*  8e-daJla  t<>  attend  the 
funerai.  Besides  Mr.  Smith,  those 
who  went  were  James  Burns.  X. 
(*..  Armstrong.  Henry  RarkT  <"!er- 
ance    Wiiburn    and    Andrew    Kelley. 


81X 


IsTrecdof 
Charge  at 


Aaron  Stratton.  eprtngfleht  youth, 
charred      with     ha  viae     murdered 
Waymond        Connor.         l*-ye*r-old 
Mount  Yernoa  youth  on  the  Bight  of 
June'  J.  wu  acquitted     at  I  Mount 
(Vernon    «h*n    Judge    Chart**    H. 
I  Henson  sustained  a  demurrer  at  th* 
j  close  of  th*  state**  testimony. 
y  Connor  was  beaten   to' death by 
bandits     during     a     carnival.     HI* 
i  body  wu  found  on  the  High  school 
Icampua  at  Mount  Vernon  and  *•▼- 
|er*i  persona  were  held  In   connec- 
tion with  the  crime-     Stratton**  at- 
torneys claimed  only  circumstantial 
evidence  had  been  submitted  by  the 
,  proeecutlnr    attorney    resulting    In 
Judge    Hanson    sustaining   the    de- 


•MMl 


BATHS 


r  UOOLUhT  MRVICB8 


14  years  eld,  who 
Wednesday  night  at  hi*  bom*  oa 
route  J.  Fair  Grove,  win  be  held. 
at  J  o'clock  this  afternoon  af  'the 
realdano*  with  burial  in  Orsenlawn 
cemetery  under ' '  direction  of  th* 
KUncjier  Funeral   horn*. 

■  "  *•  :  ■:■-].   . 


■v  • 


MRS.  OVA  MO  EN 
Th*  body  of  Mrs.  Ova  Moon.  IT 
rear*  eld.  of  Exeter.  Mo,  who  died 
yeaterday  morning  in  a  local  hos- 
pital, wu  forwarded  yeatarday  to 
th*  hem*  by  th*  Herman  H.  Loh- 
meyer  Funeral  home.  Funeral 
services   will   b*  held   tomorrow. 

MRS.  ARTIE  MAY  KELLER 
Mrs.  Artie  May  Keller.  4»  years 
oid,  died  at  9:45  o'clock  last  night 
at  her  home,  761  West  Elm  street, 
following  a  brief  Illness.  Funeral 
arrangement*  are  Incomplete  but 
burial  will  be  in  Weaver  cemetery 
near  Ozark  under  direction  of  the 
Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home.  She 
Is  survived  by  the  husband,  J.  N. 
Keller,  one  daughter,  Mrs.  Velma 
Wilson,  one  sen,  Tom,  and  one  sis- 
ter. Mr*  J.  A.  Whitehead,  all  of 
Rprinfffleld.  and  three  brothers, 
Louis   Jackson   of   Washington    and 

i  C  scar  and  Hyde  Jackson  of  Okla- 
homa. 

1 


813 


IN' J 


h4MMi.Milil!i» 


MffM 


V&tSI&Bi 


Fabrio  of  Domestlo  Bd! 
Tattered  and  TamlsherJU 
Spread  in  Divorce  Court  for 
Pathetic  Salvage 


VIVID  CONTRASTS  MADE 
BY  HEARING  PRINCIPALS 


Elderly  Folks,  Yoyng  Girl 
Carrying-  Her  Baby,  'Rap- 
pers* and  Youths  All  Have 
Their  Brief  Spotlight 


"Rig    Thursday." 

One  more  day  In  division  No.  1 
of  the  circuit  court  In  which  the 
ever-changing,  ever  -c  hangele** 
story  of  domestic  unhappineea  and 
desire  for  freedom  from  the  bond* 
grown    Irksome    was   unfolded. 

And  when  Judge  Guy  D.  Klrby, 
late  yaeterday  afternoon,  adjourned 
the  day'*  session.  47  def au It  di- 
vorces had  been  granted. 


fc. 


A  GREAT  ATTRACTION 


1 


court .  room  we*  crowded 
rapaettv  and  the  air  nlfling  when 
Judge  Klrby  mounted  th*  bench 
at  S  o'clock  and  Sheriff  Alfred 
rapped  for  order.  Every  seat 
waa  occupied  and  the  passage  way 
at  th*  aid*  of  th*  room  we*  oc- 
cupied by  *  a  standing  crowd  that 
extended    Into    the   lobby. 

After  th*  ftret  can*  en  the  docket 
had  been  called  and  passed,  EUaa 
Forrester.  17.  year*  eld  and  heal 
taat  took  the  stand.  Wearing  a 
black  hat  faced  with  pink,  a  yet 
few  Cowered  dree*  with  gray  silk 
Ms*  and  e*ye*>**»  JeM  y 

ftret    decree   created. 

Th*  case  of  Otedye  at  Bark  far 
a  divorce  from  Oeorse  N.  Burk 
vu  called,  and  It  wu  found  that 
eervtoe  had  not  been  obtained  in 
time   for   trial   at   this    time. 

"Your    honor."     Val    Mason,    at- 
torney for  the  defendant,  remarked. 
Perry   Allen  Is   trying   to   beg   me 


I  Into   accepting   service   and    I    don't 

(Ml    In    the    mood    to   do    It." 
'        Then       well       pans       the      case." 
'Judlf    Klrby    announced,    "and    rive 
'  you   Itvytn  Urns  to  f  et  together." 

1 

!•> ♦ 

I     Mila    V      Welle    tu    testifying 


-SURE"— AND  ITS   HERS 


In 


for  » 


divorce  from   Home* 
make 


Warf   was  restored. 

T'jUDQE    DEMANDS  SILENCE  * 

+ * 


her  mill 
Wells. 

-Are    all    the    charges    you 
truer*   Judge   Klrby   asked. 

*^fRSTlW^wtr*wardH  It)  nWf 
In  contrast  with  recent  "BlsX 
Thursday*,-  not  s.  woman  wlU» 
rolled  hose  appeared  among-  tit* 
plaintiffs.  Lavl  E.  Cllnkenbeard, 
however,  set  the  style  for  the  hus» 
bands  whew  he  took  the  stand. 

He   w.ie   swarded   a  divorce  from 

Sadie     L.     Cllnkenbeard.     and     the 

u  jstody  of  the  children  was  award  - 

1 1. 1    to  the   mother   with  the  provl- 

js'on    that    the    father    should    have 

1  x*?    privilege    of    visiting    them    at 

lira eona ble    t tmes. 

I     An    attractive    blond,    wearing-    * 

!rh*ck  black  felt  hat.  a  trreen  crop* 

dress,  silk  hose  of  a  delicate  ba»- 

I  Nm>  shade  and  gray  ahoes.  entered 

the  court  room  as  Pauline  L.  Cheek 

jand    left    ae    Pauline    Morris    when 

I  she    wae    awarded    a    divorce    from 

rharles   U    Check   and    her    former 

name    was    restored.    During-    their 

tllghtlv  more  than  a  year  of  mar- 

irl»d   life,  her  husband  not  only  had 

'•■e«-n    abusive    but   had    fnlled   abso- 

]  lull  lv  to  support   her  nlthough  able 

I  to    do    so.    she    testified. 


PICTURE    OF    VIVACITY 


snapping  hl.ick 
responses  that 
witness    In    the 


With  the  same 
ejrm  and  ready 
marked  her  as  a 
Irlal  of  "Warren  Ftreet  for  aliened 
attempted  robbery  last  spring", 
rtuth  Shoopman  took  the  viand  to 
te<tlf>-  In  her  suit  for  a  divorce 
frr.tn     Forrest     Fhoonmnn 

Attired  entirety  t«  wtsttev  jaunty 
tatt  hat.  ato  areas.-  *UUc.  hdee  and 
Ls  An—,  •  sssTa  wan  a  pto* 
•t  vtmdtT  as  she  testified. 
"Tolkmln*  her.  tin  elderly  woman 
numntad  the  stand  "as  a  character 
witness. 

"How  lonx  ha-js  you  known  the 
VstdnUffr  Judge  Klrby  hsked. 

Thirty  years."   sine  'replied,  and 

,  even  tho  Judge  joined  In  the  laugA 

at  the  thought  that   anyone  could 

'have  known  the  girl  who  had  lust 

'left  the  stand  that  long. 

I'Tou      got      acquainted       rather 
early,    didn't    youf    Judge    Klrby  j 
asked  as  the  laughter  subsided.' 

The  witness  explained  by  saying 
{she  thought  she  had  been  asked 
j  how  lone  she  had  known  the 
{family. 

I     The  plaintiff  was  awarded   a  dl- 
It-orc*  and  her  former  name  of  Ruth 


Liowtoned  conversation  had,  be* 
come  a  butt  a  few  minutes  later 
and  Judge  Klrby  surveyed  the 
crowd. 

|  "If  this  talking  Isn't  stopped." 
he  announced,  'Til  dismiss  court 
and  hear  no  more  cases  today." 

The  threat  wm*  effective.  The 
conversation   stopped. 

"What's  your  wife's  name?*' 
Judge  Klrby  demanded  as  Fred  K. 
Woodall   was    testifying. 

"Woodall.-  the  witness  replied, 
and.  noticing  the  smile  on.  the 
Judge's  face,  hastened  to  add: 
"Irena" 

He    was   granted    a    divorce. 

"You  mean  your  wife  made  yon 
no  much  trouble  In  four  months 
time  that  you  couldn't  stand  I  IT" 
Judge  Klrby  asked  after  H.  O. 
Newberry  had  testified  that  his 
wife  nagge*  and  quarreled  with 
lilm  continually  and  then  refused 
to  live  with    him   longer. 

"Yes."  the  witness  answered,  and 
wan  granted  a  divorce  from  Irene 
Newberry. 

*"Sh«  Inst  left  me"  Albert  Mason 
elderly  worklngman,  anewered 
quietly  when  asked  why  he  desired 
a  divorce  from   L<ela  S.   Mason. 

He  wan  awarded  the  decree. 


WITH    BABY   IN    ARMS 


Frail  and  pathetic  as  she  mount- 
ed the  stand  with  ■  a  babe  In  her 
iinns.  Navls  Burgess  told  the  story 
of  Indignities  heaped  upon  her  by 
Joe  J.   Hurgeaa.  | 

Judge  Klrby  awarded  her  the  de- 
cree and  also  the  custody  of  the 
child. 

"He  was  so  cross  and  so  cranky 
I     just    couldn't    stand    him."    Edna 
K.    Nlghtwlne    testified    In    her    suit"' 
for     divorce     from     Homer     Phillip 
Nlarh  twine. 

£he  also  charged  nonsupport  and 
abandonment,  and  the  decree  was 
granted   her. 

Thula  May  Brown  was  testify- 
ing In  her  case  against  John  W. 
Brown. 

"How  did  he  treat  youT"  Judge 
Klrby   asked. 

"Well,   he  wasn't  so  mean  to  me.) 
but  he  sssWrtefM  wttS  PUiaf  ■sfPf, 

remarked,  and 

tree, 

.Alexander 
testify  Inc; 

had  been 

eiatftod. 

"She  let 
of  last  April." 

"Default  decree*'  Judge  Klrby  an*  I 
nounoed.  "There's  no  use  to  waste. 
time   In    heating-     character     wit- 


Bir^Wow". 


^ne  mdSUQ 
year  'afro  the)  sixth 


SIM 


I'    MYSTERIOUS   CONDUCT 


i 


After  testifying  that  hl»  wife 
"wouldn't  stay  at  bom*,  that  aha 
rot  mall  under  an  'essoined  name. ' 


land  conducted  herself  In  a 
mysterious  manner,'  DiTid  A. 
Cremeens  obtained  a  divorce  from 
Amanda  Cremeena 

-  -Let's  harry  along."  Judge  Klrby 
urged,  after  granting;  Vlrgis  Bats* 
a  divorce  from  Walter  Baton  and 
awarding  her  the  custody,  of  the 
three  children. 

A  minute  later.  Ionise  Baker,  who 
testified  that  her  husband  had  fall* 
ed  to  support  her.  that  he  had  abas- 
ed her  and  ones  had  threatened 
her  life  with  a  revolver,  was  grant* 
ed  a  divorce  from  Jamea  K.  Baker. 

"My  father  gare  him  S100  to 
make  a  payment  on  our  furniture 
and  I  haven't  seen  him  since."  Tne* 
Wilson  testified  In  her  suit  for 
divorce  from  Onus  Wilson. 

She  was  awarded  a  decree-  * 

"Aren't  are  through  yetT"  Judge 
Kb-by  demanded,'-  after  "having 
granted  Oeerge  L.  Forsyth-  a  di- 
vorce from  Clara  Porsytbe,  "I 
Seat  see  bow  there  can  be  any 
eases  left." 

"There  arc  only  If  mora.  Judge 
Klrby."  Miss  Irene  Harper,  deputy 
circuit  clerk,  replied. 


r 


OTHER  PLEAS  GRANTED 


1 


Divorcee  aJso  wars  granted  In  the 
following  cases; 

Ada  Johnson  from  hfardns  John- 
son. Minnie  East  from'  John  Bast, 
Charley  Johnson  from  Zoe  John- 
son; Jewell  Moore  from  Ward  C. 
Moore.  LIUle  Wilcox  from  Raymond 
Wilcox.  Mabel  WoodcoK  from  Paul 
A.  Wood  cox.  Ida  Croley  from 
Henry  Croley.  Carlos  Lltty  from 
Ladle  IJtty.  Jess  E.  Hulse  from 
Jewel   Hulse,  O.  JD.    Thurrnan   from 


Edna  Thurtnaa.  Nellie  M.  Stelnert 
from  Thomaa  R.  Stelnort.  H.  L. 
Maynard  from  Flosale  Meynard, 
Elate  B  Nixon  from  Edward  C. 
Ntxon,  Maude  Brake  from  D.  R- 
|  Brake,  Elra  Andrews  from  Aujust 
Andrews,  Myrtle Musgrave  fromW. 
H.-  Musgrave.  Ooorgo  E.  McWll- 
)Umi  from  Edith  Lee  Me WUttams. 
Jamea  W.  Hall  from  CkUr  R.  Hall 
Pred  B.  Oldson  from  flora  B, 
Qldeon,  Martha  Emlot  from  Marlon 
Emlet.  George  J.  Parson  from  Avis 
Parson,  Katheryne  8ttnson  from 
Edward  Stlnson.  OoldU  H.  Patter- 
eon  from  Richard  P.  Pattaieen, 
Bather  Coring  from  Richard  Coring. 
Alma  Anderson  from  Carl  Ander- 
son. Paul  Dnnseth  from  Mary  Dna- 
seth  and  Charlotte  J.  Erring  from 
Euclid  R.  Erring.     — 

Cases  reset  were:  J.  H.  Allan 
against  Dona  Allan,  October  IT; 
Verne  L.   Wortay   against   Carl  B. 

,  October  II;  Ina  a  Batter 


jC'>i ;>*•* 


■^n'V- 


14;  Ernest  M. 
I  atbha  against  LUUan  Globe.  October 
tab  Btttela  U^Hadgeng  against  W. 
■tXa  Hodgena,  September  IT;  Na- 
I*  Bateon  against  Mary 
October  If;  W.  B.  Lew- 
agalnst  Verla  Lawrence,  Nov. 

1J|  Leah  Van  Buren  against  Oswald 
Van  Buren.  Nov.  J,  Pearl  BoUsman 
against  William  O.  Bousman.  Oct. 
II. 
|  The  following  cases  were  dismiss  - 
!ed: 

Buena    Vista     Hartwlck    agalnat 

|  John  Hartwick;  Lilly  Miller  against 

j  Clyde    Miller.    Ethel    Grace     Myers 

againat  Clarence  M.  Myers.  Loretto 

'  Lloyd     againat     Irwin   Lloyd.    Ruth 

Benham  (gainst  C.  E  Benham.  May 

V.  W-f horn  against  Earl  Welborr. 

Remaining  cases  on  the  docket 
yeelerday  were  passed.  which 
means  that  they  may  be  called  up 
later  In  the  term. 


I 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  16, 1927--LEADER 
Pagel:  W.  H.  Lynch  died.** 
Page  6:  Divorces  granted.** 
Page  8:  Dr.  E.  A.  Harris  died.** 
Page  17:  Mrs.  M.  I.  Ragland  died.** 
Samuel  Collett  died.** 
Thomas  Richards  died.** 
Hacker  infant  died.** 
Mrs.  Artie  May  Keller  died.** 
Page  18:  There  is  a  notice  in  memory  of  "our  mother  and  sister  Eva  Thompson  who  died 
September  16,  1920,"  signed  by  Samantha  McAdams,  Gertrude  Gracey,  Isabelle  Wickliff, 
Maud  Ransom,  Will  Adams. 

Page  21:  Miss  Wilma  Carr  and  Mr.  Edward  Ekberg  were  married.** 


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■»">m  .■.j.v1;'**'.  TP     a 


"BLACK 


WITH  24  DIVORCE  DEi3HEE& 


TUeok  Prt4ay~  "•  Swi«rf«*I  tstsr 
to  division  H»  of  the  circuit  court, 
with  Jung*  Wtmo  L.  WhHe  gnwt- 

Uttf   M    default   diVOTCC   deer***. 

Matrimonial  knot*  were 
with  taw  rapidity  today  than 
4*7.  wh«n  Judge  Ouy  D  Klrby  grant- 
ed 47  decree*  In  dlvlaion  on*  of  the 
elrrult  court,  during  Um  morning 
iirtiw  and  IncrMMd  the  total  this 
morning  to  M  by  granting  en  addi- 
tional   *tght. 

TIm  beating*  thi*  morning  mortd 
nun  akrwl-.  due  to  the  cross  exam- 
ination of  the  plaintiffs  and  wlt- 
HMti  By  the  court  The  oourtroom 
«u  again  crowded  to  capacity  with 
interested  spectator*,  parties  to  the 
eult*  end  the  character  wltneeaee. 

Few  humorous  Incidents  occurred 
during  the  morning  aeealon  to  vary 
the  monotony  of  the  steady  grind  of 
tha  diToroe  machinery,. 

Default    decree*    were    awarded    in 


tha  following 


jAUtoB  Umtm 


Ekberg-Carrv       • 
The   marriage  of  Mlae   Wllma  Cart 

TuUa.  Okla  .  and  Mr  Edward  Ek- 
'rg  of  thlj  city,  eon  of  Mr.  and 
r«  .1  Ekbcrg.  447  New  avenue,  took 
ace  September  7  at  Claremore.  Okla. 
ie  rouple  la  vlMMr.R  Mr  EkberO  j 
m-nla    a::r1    w:!:    ro    ;.-i     Tu>a      nrxi 

k  to  make  their  home.  I 


1. 

TUlar  afelnst  JUrtWrt  A.  Tiller. 
Regan  afcine*  Thome*  0.  ■**•*,  "At-" 

ami*,  ww*  m»io*  J.  «•  warns  U 

J.  Dart*  against  TbetmA  D-Tto,  DW 
Margaret  staBfjBl  against  Henry  X. 
Klgglna,  Mary  Ann  McBwaln  agalnat 
B.  I.  afCs***ln.  Clara  Cllnkner  fiDM 
Jama*  Cllnknor.  Nancy  S.  Dend 
against  Robert  M.  Dodd,  JueUe  Mur- 
phy against  William  Murphy.  Berth* 
Sumner  against  Bmery  L_  Sumner, 
Ball  Peck  agalnat  Fred  Peek.  Sarah 
1.  Dudley  agalnat  Chart**  O.  Dud- 
lay.  Haael  V.  MaUeek  agelne*  Homer 
W.  MaUeek.  Kerre  C.  Baldwin  against 
Vema  La  Baldwin.  Barl  Smith  agalnat 
Oaorgla  Smith.  Jewell  Slough  agalnat 
Catherine  Btough.  Nona  Patterson 
agalnat  Edward  P.  Patterson.  Minnie 
Adams  against  Oscar  Adams.  Bailie 
Penrod  agalnat  Jam**  Penrod,  R.  A. 
Brown   against   Bra  H.   Brown.    Alice 


and  JJtm 
Oompton  agalnat  W.  J.  Oompton. 


*M 


ife&"i'-»=w*T 


om.  B.  A.  babbis  Dm. 

haM     at 

S40  p.  m.  today  at  Sedelle  for  Dr. 
B.  A.  Barrft.  44.  promlnant  Negro 
phyalclan  of  Sadalla.  who  practiced1 
In  Springfield  for  I  a  year*,  and  who 

*  dlad  Tusaday  night  at  the  home  of 
his  brother.  Dr.  Mayo  Harris.   In  To- 

!  ledo.  O. 


HACKS*  DOT  ANT. 
Funeral  aarrtoas  ware  haM  At  a  JO 
p.  m.  today  at  tha  Herman  If.  Loh- 
m^yer  Puoeral  home  for  Joseph  Wll- 
llam  Backer.  Infant  son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  J.  B.  Hacker,  SSI  Peach  aTsnu*. 
who  dL*d  at  10  a.  m.  today  at  the 
reeldence.  Burial  was  In  Bast  Lawn 
cemetery  The  Infant  U  aunrlved  by 
tne  parrnta  and  a  alder,  Dolles  Kuth. 


DEATHS 


MBA,  M.  L  BAOLAND, 
ervHM  ear  Mm.  M,  L 
land,  who  died  Thumdey  night  a* 
har  noma  la  Conway,  tto,  wUl  Be 
held  at  •  o'clock  Sunday  afternoon  at 
tha  Christian  church  In  Conway,  eon* 
ducted  by  Dr.  B.  P.  Laake.  pastor  of 
tha  South  Avenue  Christian  church 
of   Springfield. 

Mm.  Ragland  la  survived  by  tha 
following  daughters  and  sons:  Mrs. 
J.  P.  Lagan.  Springfield;  Mrs.  Henry 
McNemara.  Tulaa;  Mr*.  H.  W.  Mien- 
holta.  Tulsa;  Mrs.  J.  T.  Simmons. 
Carlotte.  Cal;  Mrs.  Oertrude  Dob- 
kins.  Ventura.  Cal.;  Walter  Ragland. 
Webb  City.  Mo.;  Ben  Ragland.  Carl 
Junction.  Mo.;  J.  B.  Ragland.  Hold- 
redge.  Neb  ;  Arthur  Ragland.  Pbllllp*- 
burg.  Mo.;  Hugh  Ragland.  Conway, 
Mo. 


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LAST  RITES  SAID 
FOR  W,  H.  LYNCH 


Marvel  Cave  Owner  Buried 

With  Friends,  Character* 

in  Wright's  Novel. 


Last  rllM  for  W.  II.  Lynch,  owwr 
of  Marvel  Car*  in  Stone  county,  who 
died  Tuesday  morning  at  the  Oar* 
)  tbage  hospital,  where  ons  of  bis 
(daughter*  la  superintendent,  war* 
!  held  yesterday  afternoon.  Rev  John 
j  Crockett,  pastor  of  the  Tsbemeela 
'  Presbyterian  churcb   bare,  officiated.  ,' 

"Where  Thera  la  Ho  VUlon  tb* 
People  Perish."  was  the  aub]ect  on 
which  Rev.  Mr.  Crockett  spoke.  He 
paid  high  tribute  to  Mr.  Lynch  and 
told  of  bli  activities  during  tha  thir- 
ty years  b«  resided  at  Marral  Cava. 

MJaa  Daisy  Livingston  and  Harry 
Nelson  of  Springfield  sang  tb*  tuner  - 
al  hymns.  They  were  accompanied 
by  Mrs.  C.  C.  McCord.  also  of  Spring- 
field. Pallbearers,  all  of  whom  were 
old  friends  of  Mr.  Lynch,  were:  Col. 
Thomas  A.  Loy,  and  Mr.  Conrad  of 
Aurora.  P.  A.  Moray  of  Branson.  Mr. 
Hammer  of  Springfield.  Edward 
Leake  of  Branson  and  Mr.  Da  Oroff. 
reeldlng  In  the  Marral  Car*  neigh- 
borhood. 

Following  the  services  at  the  resi- 
dence the  cortege  of  old  mends  and 
neighbors  followed  the  remains  to 
Evergreen  SaMBaf*.  where  several 
weU-known^haxacter»  of  Harold  Ben 
Wright's  novel.  TM  Bhephssd  of  the 
Hills."  all  of  whom  war*  does  friends 
of  Mr.  Lynch,  are  burled. 


ARTIE    MAY    KELLCH. 

'       Puiiera!     arrangements    are    lneom-  I 
plete    for    Mrs     Artie    May    Keller.    40.  ! 
.».>o    died    at    B.46    o'clock    last    night 
I  a.    her    home.    759    West    Elm    street, 
;  following  a  brief  Illness.     Burial  will 
j  be   In    Wearer   cemetery,   near   Oxark, 
1  under    direction    of    the    Alma    Lob- 
j  meyer  Funeral   borne.     She  Is  surviv- 
ed   by    her    husband,   J.    N.   Keller,   a 
daughter.    Mrs.   Velma  Wilson,  a  son. 
Tom,  and  a  alater,  Mrs.  J.  A.  Whits- 
head,    all    of    Springfield,    snd    three 
brothers.   Louis   Jack6on.  of   Washing- 
ton, and  Oscar  and   Hyde  Jackson  of 
Oklahoma. 


SAMUEL   COLLETT. 

Funeral  services  for  Samuel  Col- 
let t.  M,  who  died  Wednesday  night 
at  his  boms  on  route  S.  Fair  Orore, 
were  bsld  at  3  p.  m.  today  at  tb* 
residence,  with  burial  In  Oreenlawn 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the 
Kllngner   Funeral  horn*. 


THOMAS  RICHARDfl 
The  body  of  Thomas  Richards,  62, 
formerly  of  Springfield,  who  died  at 
hi*  home  in  St.  Louis  Wednaaday.  ar- 
rived here  this  morning.  Funeral 
services  will  be  held  at  3  p.  m.  Sat- 
urday at  the  K::nrneT  Funeral  home. 
:'.e  Is  survived  b>  his  wife  and  a 
step-eon,  Henry  Bikes,  of  8t.  Louis. 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  17, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Pagel:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Ardie  Hanner  was  killed.** 

Daughter  born  September  16  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Delmar  Snider  of  2315  Howard 
avenue. 

Page  2:  Daughter  born  September  15  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  Harwood  of  514  Delia 
street. 

Page  3:  Divorces  granted.** 

Joseph  William  Hacker  died.** 
Mrs.  Artie  May  Keller  died.** 
Mrs.  M.  I.  Ragland  died.** 
Thomas  Richards  died.** 


£71 


Page  5:  Mrs.  H.  A.  Cochran  of  1366  North  Grant  avenue  announces  the  marriage  of  her 
daughter  Crystal  to  Mr.  Lee  Watson,  Jr.,  on  Wednesday,  September  7. 

Page  12:  Son  born  September  16  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  S.  Pachlhofer  of  Tulsa,  Okla, 
formerly  of  Springfield. 

Josie  Stiles  sues  to  divorce  Ralph  Stiles.  They  were  married  December  30,  1926. 


Southeast  Missouri  Nan  Shot 

After  Resisting 

Arrest 


GREENVILLE.  Mo„  Sept.  1L— 
(**> —  AMI*  Hunrr.  J«.  *u  shot  and 
kill*)  eerly  today  at  hU  (arm  homo 
two  mile*  from  Wappapello.  by 
Sheriff  a.  L  Hughes,  who  with 
two  deputies  raided  Hanner's  horn* 
In   search  of  liquor. 

Sheriff  Hughes  knocked  on  the 
door  and  In  a  few  moments  Hanner 
appeared  snd  fired  at  the  officer. 
but  tbe  shots  went  wild.  Hushes 
returned  the  fire,  killing  Hsnner 
almost   Instantly. 

An  Inquest  will  be  held  at  Wep- 
P«ip«- Ho  Saturday  by  Coroner  F.  C 
Yatea. 

Prior  to  the  shooting:,  officers 
had  Arretted  Manner's  fatherlnlaw. 
B»i  Neighbors,  at  Wappapello  on  a 
liquor  charge  and  had  the  latter  In 
custody  when  they  raided  Hantver's 
home. 


MARRIAGE   LICENSES 

August  Peterson.  29.  JJrooklyn.  N 

T..   and    Alice    Ruth    TornquUt,    25. 

Springfield:     Ewell    Whitehead.  "31. 

and    Gladys    8tockhlll.    !2.    both    of 

.Springfield;  Stanford  Bllyeu.  22  and 

'Claris  Evans.  22.  both  of  Orark. 


HACKER    SERVICES 
Funeral  services  for  Joseph  Wil- 
liam   Hacker.    Infant    son    of      Mr. 
Hacker,  of  ttTPeach  i 
avenue,    who    died    at      10      o'clock  | 
y— terday    morning,    wore    held    at  > 
1:30  o'clock  yesterday  afternoon  at  j 
•the  Herman   11.   Lohmcycr    Funeral, 
home     with     I  ur:.i:     ;n     1"...-;:     L:»\\ii 
cemetery.      Ho    :s    &..i\imJ    L>    the, 
parents    and    one    sister. 


I 


KELLER    SERVICES 
Funeral    services    for    Mrs.    Artie  I 
jMuy  Keller,  -»»  years  oid.  who  di«d 
I  Thursday    night   at    her    home,     ;Sk 

!-  West  Kim  street,  will  be  held  at  2 
O'clock    this    afternoon    at    Weaver 
cemetery  |  near    Oxark    with    burial 
there  under  direction  of   the  Alma 
j  Lohmeyer  Funeral   home. 


MRS.    M.    I.    RAGLAND 
I     Funeral    services    for    Mis.    M.    1 
j  Ragland,    who   »l;««d   Thursday    iwtthi 
at    !  >  r    home    ::>   i\>ii«.i\.    Mo.,    will: 
to  bald    at    the    Christian    church  | 
there  at  J  o'clock  Sunday  afternoon] 
WRh    the    Reverend    K.    F.    Leake,  | 
pastor  of  South    Avenue  Christian  I 
'church  here,  offh  i.cti  k.  s^lio  u  »ur- 
jvlved  l>y  fixe  daughters.  Mrs.  J.  F. 
iLegmn.  Springfield.  Mo.;  Mrs.  Henry 
IMcXamara.    Tulsa.    Okla.;     Mrs.    H. 
.  \\ .    Mioiilwila,   Tuisa.    On"..i.;    Mrs.  J.I 
T      Simmon*,     f  irl»i:.i.     C.il.;     Mrs' 
Gertrude     lvl>k;v.s.     Veiitum.    Cal.;  I 
and   by   fixe   sons.    Walter   K.igland.j 
I  Webb  City.  Mo.;    I  ten   tlaglaiid.  Car! 
[Junction.  Mo.;   J.  It.  Kagland,  HoUI- 
|r*dge.   Neb.:    Arthur    Kagland.   Phll- 
lipsLurg.    Mo.    and    Hugh    Kagland, 
Conway,  Mo. 


COCHRAN-WAT80N 
Mrs.  H.  A.  Coohran  of  lilt  North 

1  Grunt  avenua  announoos  the  mar* 
rlage  of  hsr  daughter.  Crystal,  to 
Mr.  Las  Watson,  Jr.,  on  Wednesday 
evening,  September  T.  at  I  o'olook. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Watson  are  at  home, 
at  ltd  North  Grant  avenue. 


THOMAS    RICHARDS     . 
Funeral      services      for      Thomas 
Richards.    ti'J    >ea:s    old,    u    former  j 


r»-*  :»U-' 


•  f     Spi'ir.giicM.     who    died 


\\ ,  ,ir..^.i  ,\  :it  h'.s  home  In  St  . 
L..ji*.  will  oe  lu  Id  nl  2  o'ciack  this 
afternoon  at  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
l.<-me  with  burial  in  l!re.e8i!awn 
cemetery.  Ho  is  survived  by  the 
'widow  and  a  step-son,  Henry  Sike*. 
of  St.  Louis. 


v?T8 


ml  tied  under  examination  by  Judge 
Whlte  that  be  had  been  "friendly" 
with  another  woman.  Judge  Watt* 
reserved  hU  decision  and  appointed 
Va*  Mason,  attorney,  an 
the  co««rt"  to  make  an  I: 
to  find  out  whether  the  plaintiff 
would  be  entitled  to  a  divorce. 

— • 


OUT  ALL  NIOHT 


I 


-™#~ 


•- "J"*-;    -.— 


Ptoc6s«on  of  MiJmated  H 
bands  and  Wives  Contlni 
To   Wend   Before  Judges, 
With  Ties  Speedily  Severed 

BRIEFLY  TELL  STORIES 
OF  DOMESTIC  FIASCOES 


With  Somewhat  Different 
Words,  All  the  Testimony  it 
Set  to  Same  Tune  and 
Judges  Work  Speedily 


-Black  Friday." 

Second  of  tbo  two  divorce  darn 
that  mark  each  term  of  the  Greene 
county    circuit   court — and   another 
recount  Ins;  of  tbo  stories  of  blaatecs 
hope*  and  dreams  unrenewed-       ""' 
/■  ;Ths  prooeaalon  of  husbands  MA 
wlven.  each  a  more  than  speaking  j 
witness  to  a  noms-dsntroynd.  panted  j 
oelore  Judge   Warren   U   White   iu 
division  No.  s  yentardny.tMa^nW 
court  Anally  was  adjourned.  ST  dV 
vorces  had  been  granted. 

This  brought  the  total  number  of 
dlvorcen  granted  durtnS  :  thn',  PS* 
two  days  to  M.  Of  these,  beside 
those  In  division  No.  I.  yesterday, 
two  were  granted  by  Judge  White 
Thursday.  47  by  Judge  Ktrby 
Thursday,  and  nine  by  Judge  Kirby 
yesterday. 

T         THE  GRIND   BEGINS 

+ . 2 

"The  cases  will  be  called  In  the 
order  In  which' they  occur  on  the 
docket."  Judge  White  announced 
Immediately  aner  mounting  the 
bench.  "If  the  parties  are  not  rea°T 
for  trial  to  any  case,  that  case,*1" 
not  be  taken  up  unUl  the  call  is 
concluded." 

After  the  first  five  cases  had  been 
passed,  the  case  of  Warren  Albert 
Muody  against  Ethla  V.  Mundy  was 
called. 

Mundy  testified  that  his  wife  bad 
b*«n    guilty    of   Infidelity,    but    ad- 


When  1  remonstrated  with ,  him 
for  staying  out  all  night,  he  told  mo 
It  was  none  of  my  business."  Lil- 
lian Hlgglns.  gently  rocking  their 
baby  in  her  anna,  testified  In  nor 
■  ult  ugulnat  James  Ulgglnn.  She 
also  aald  her  husband  was  •o.uarrel- 
M.nK'and  abusive.  She  was  award- 
e*t  a  decree  and  the  custody  of  the 
two  minor   children. 

Aflrr  tesllfylni;  Hint  Iter  husband 
had  sold  their  home,  purchased  with 
U.elr  joint  llfrtlme  savings,  and  had 
tefused  to  give  lier  any  of  the 
money.  Laura  C.  Tiller  was  award- 
i-d  a  divorce  from  Hubert   Tiller. 

"When  he  started  to  take  two 
women  to  a  dunce,  after  he'd  told  ! 
tl.tm  lie  was  tingle  and  1  told  them 
1:0  wasn't,  lie  cursed  me  and  g.ixe 
ni.'  u  beating."  lierta  Hagan  testi- 
fied. In  her  suit  against  Thomas  C. 
Jiagnn.  Judge  White  granted  the 
divorce. 


I         THE    NOTE   SHE   LEFT         | 

♦     •__.._       -_         « 

"I   went    home  ono  du>    runt    found 

faTnote  from  £ my^wUs  g«yinf9n\ 
'had  left/VL^J.  Dnvia  said.  In  bin 

su.t  against  Tbalnta  De 

with  afasniiMfisnt  He 

a  divorce,  >*       H  $ 
■     "sly     husband    went    to 

City  to  worn/* 


he 

three  tl 

her  a  divorce  from  Henry  1L 

glnav 

After,  hearing  the 
►.•lit  of  LoUise  Catharine  Earnhart 
for  a  divorce  from  Oeoar  k).  Barn- 
hat  t.  Judge  Whits  appointed  Addi- 
son Brown  to  make  an  Investigation 
of  the  rase  before  a  decision  la  ren- 
dered. TUs  husband  la  II  years  old 
sjd  the  wife  la  even  younger.  They 
have  one  child.  The  girl  wife 
charged  her  husband  with  assault' 
sn<l  r.tnsupport. 

Another  story  of  the  husband  who 
left  to  obtain  work  and  was  to  send 
for  his  wife  but  didn't  was  told  by 
Mary  Ann  McSwaln  In  her  suit 
sgnlnst    Benjamin   Irving   McSwaln 

"For  three  months  after  he  left." 
she  said,  "he  sent  a  little  money  for 
the  children  and  me.  but  1  haven't 
hrnrd  fcuni  him  since."  8he  waa 
granted  a  divorce  and  the  custody 
of  the  two  minor  children. 

*"hE'8  DUAL  DEFENDANT       | 


8T* 


"My   husband    and  I    came    here 


from  Av»."  Clin  Cllekner  teatl* 
fled  In  her  tuii  againat  J*m« 
Cllekner.  "ana  he  took  ISO,  nil  tha* 
money  I  had.  and  went  to  Kansas 
City.  He  uaa  going  lo  send  for  me.  | 
but  lie  never  did."  S  lie  ubluiuod  a  , 
divorce.  | 

Durint   the  rail  It  developed  that  , 
Joseph  E.  Earls  waa  a  defendant  tn 
two  divorce  suits,  brought   by  Vir- 
ginia Lee  Earls  and  Elele  Earls. 

"One  waa  a  mistake."  Jerry  B. 
IVnton,  attorney  for  one  of  the 
pblntlffs.  explained,  "and  the  other 
Isn't  necessary  because  Earls  got  a 
divorce  In  Joplln." 

Declaring  that  her  huabnnd  la  a 
"vagrant  within  the  meaning  of  the 
law,"  Nona  Z.  Patterson  obtained  a 
divorce  from  Kdward  F.  Patterson 
md  the  custody  of  their  child. 

After  Flo  Curtis  hml  testified  In 
h>r  w.itt  ncr.lnst  James  R.  Curtla. 
Judge   White  remnrked: 

"I  wont  to  think  a  little  na  to 
whether  I  luivo  any  Jurisdiction. 
This  plaintiff  came  here  from  Polk 
county  on  August  IB  nnd  filed  her 
null  here  on  August  18.  I'm  not  sure 
tnai  alio  cun  be  regarded  as  a  cltt- 

i«n  of  Ureene  county.  Durin*  the! 
afternoon  session.  Judge  White' 
heard   further  evidence  and   granted  I 

,  Dii.'  decree,  awarding  the  mother  the 

j  custody  of  a  minor  child. 


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OTHER  PLEAS  GRANTED 


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Other  divorces  granted  were: 
Agnes  I),  Blunt  from  J.  H.  Blunt 
and  former  name  of  Agnes  Ban- 
croft restored.  Nancy  B.  Dodd  from 
Rot  art  M  IV  dd.  June  Murphy  from 
William  Murphy.  Bertha  Sumner 
from  Emery  L  Sumner,  Bell  Peck 
from  Fred  Peck.  Sarah  E.  Dudley 
from  Fred  Dudley.  Hazel  V.  Mat- 
lock from  liomer  W.  Matlock, 
Harve  C.  Ba'dwln  from  Verna  L«« 
Haldwln.  Earl  Smith  from  Georgia 
Smith.  Jewell  Stough  from  Cath- 
erine Ktu'Jgil,  Minnie  Adams  from 
Oecar  Adam*,*  Sallle  Pen rod  from 
Jzniet    PtnrMI,    R.    A.    Brown    from 


F.vu  11.  Hi  own,  Alice  West  from  U. 
\Veat.  Cordon  Woolen  from  Fern 
Wooten.  Hnv  S.  I*rnwl  from  Verna 
Prawl.  and  Lilly  Complon  from  W. 
J.  Complon,  Flossie  E.  Smith  from 
Walter  i»  t?mlth.  and  the  name  of 
Floaald  Ww  daxd  restored,  Nellie 
May  Suvtth  fi-om  James  A.  Smith, 
and  Ruth  PjvIs  from  A.  R.  Duvla. 


60ME  CASES  RESET 


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Caaea    react    were    Zella    Baxter  j 
against  Charles  F.  Baxter,  October 
«;     J.    H.    Hinds    against    Bertha 

Hinds,  Ootobor  6.  Carl  J.  Molgurd 
against  Blanche  K.  Molgard.  Oc- 
tober t;  W.  A.  Kennedy  against 
Mary  E.  Kennedy,  October  6; 
Leonard  Claueaen  againat  Bessie  L. 
Clauaaen,   September   19. 

Tho  following  cases  were  dis- 
missed: 

Ola  J.  Fenker  againat  William  F. 
Fonker,  Delia  Davlea  against  By- 
rant  Davlea.  Ruth  Walker  against 
Applcton  O.  Walker.  Nettle  Helton 
against  A.  L.  Helton.  Jewell  Malll- 
cout  against  Georgia  1.  Mallicoat, 
Edward  Popejoy  against  fieteila 
Pope  Joy. 


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NINE  IN  «9  MINUTES 


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Nine  divorcee  tn  M  minutes  waa 
tbe  record  eatabllsbed  yesterday 
morning  by  Judge  Ouy  D.  Klrby 
In  division  No.  1  of  the  circuit 
court.  Judge  Klrby  had  granted  ST 
d«creos  on  the  preceding  day.  De- 
fault divorces  granted  yesterday  by 
Judge  Klrby  were  those  of  Rachel 
A.  Allison  from  Robert  F.  Allison. 
Loth  Van  Buren  from  Oswald  Van 
But  en,  with  the  custody  of  a  minor 
child.  A.  Y.  Caleb  from  Jennie  C. 
Oalub.  Ezra  Dooley  from  Maude  C. 
Dooley,  Adna  I.  McClure  from  Paul 
W.  McClure,  Doris  May  Fields  from 
William  Fields,  Harry  R.  Watson 
from  Fern  F.  Wataon,  Gladys  R 
Rurke  from  George  A.  Burke  and 
Eleanor  Brown  Webb  fruni  Gordon 
J.  Wei  to. 


1926. 


SATURDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  17,  1927 -LEADER 
Page  4:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  T.  Evans  have  been  married  fifty  years.** 
Page  12:  Josie  Stiles  sues  to  divorce  Ralph  Stiles.  They  were  married  in  December 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Divorces  granted.** 

John  Burke  died.** 

J.  H.  Forgey  died.** 

Mrs.  M.  I.  Ragland  died.** 

Hacker  infant  died.** 

Mrs.  Artie  May  Keller  died.** 

Thomas  Richards  died.** 

Clyde  McKinney  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 


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SEVEN  DIVORCE*  BRING 
WEEK'S  TOTAL  TOW 


Seven  divorcee  were  granted  la  ttM 
two  mxrmoam  ot  tb*  -oncuit  wourt 
taJa  nwrntng.  ewalUng  **•  twaal  4w- 
uf»«t>M(  three*  daw*  te  ft.  Tata 
to  teUUrved  to  approach  a  record  far 
the  atdBbit  granted  during  any  oa* 
term  of  tot  circuit  court. 

Those  granted  thla  morning  follow: 
Bttadon  one.  Aille  t/k&mm  agalnet 
Fred  TqT  Uva,  WtaUa  L.  studgen* 
•(tuMt  wftiuam  Hudgia*:  division 
two.  Betty  Hamtltoa  agalart  Oharlai 
Hamilton,  Florence  B.  Dtcklneoa 
again**  L/wtt '  H.  Jploklnaon,  Ruth 
Hoi lan  aAlnst  John  L.  Hollan,  and 
O.  X.  Dean  against  Mary  Dean. 

In  tha  action  of  Jama*  D.  Layer 
against  Ethel  B.  Layer,  a  divorce  waa 
awarded  tha  defendant  on  her  oroaa- 
MIL 


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Married  M  Y 
Mr.  and  Mm.  W.  T.  graua  oele- 
Mated  the  flfty-ettth  annlrereary  of 
their  married  life  at  RoUa. 
-  Ooinoldant  with  thla  calibration 
Mr.  and  Mra.  Evans  received  the  newa 
of  Use  marriage  of  their  granddaugh- 
ter.  Mlae  Loulae  Leweon  to  Mr.  Henry 
Snelaon  la  Springfield  on  the  eame 
date. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES      '* 
ISSUED  TO  8  COUPLES 

The  fast  that  9t  divorcee  were 
granted  Thursday  and  Friday  in  cir- 
cuit court  apparently  haa  not  die* 
couraged  Dan  Cupid,  aa  Recorder  Jack 
w  McKse  UUa  morning  laaued  li- 
ccnaea  to  eight  couple* 

The  following  applied  for  licensee 
today: 

Bert  Matteeon.  58.  and  Berth*  Ac- 
ton. 34.  bqth  of  Kocenville. 

Walter  Ipork.  33,  Seymour,  and  EI- 
va  Oook.  23.  Cedar  Clap.  Mo 

llwXlf  Phi! lips.  22.  and  Pauline 
McCrolUa*.  £2,  both  i.l  Aurora 

Wlillam  S.  EvklHuM.  32.  ai.il  Mabel 
Stiver.  32.  both  of  Springfield. 

Stanford  Bllyeu.  21.  and  Clarla  Ev- 
an*. 21.  both  of  Ozark. 

Euell  Whltehcat.  22.  and  Oladya 
Stockstlll.  22.  both  of  Springfield. 

August  Peteraon.  2».  Brooklyn.  N. 
Y,  and  Alice  Torlnqulet.  25.  Spring- 
field 


Word  waa  taeeieafk,  haw  jMtar«a* 
by  J.  P.  tturteyo*  tb*  daatlrof/otm 
Burke  tl  ytait,  old.  of  Wt  fW 
Olty.  formerly  »n  resident  of  Spring- 
Oeld.  Mr.  Burke  died  yeetextksjjBflrjr*, 
lng.  Tht  body  will  be  luiMMVtS  Deri, 
arriving  at  1  a.  m.  tomorrow,  Pwnarai 
services  probably  will  be  held  Monday 
morning  at  Sacred  Heart  ohurch. 
Locuat  atreet  and  Summit  avenue, 
with  burial  In  Bu  Mary 'a  cemetery. 
under  direction  of  Herman  H.  Loh- 
meyer  Funeral  home.  Mr.  Burke  we* 
born  and  reared  in  Springfield.  Kia 
Uihci  a«a  O  r..::lck  Burke,  for  many 
year*  captain  of  the  north  aide  fire 
department  and  one  time  acting  4ire 
chief.  He  la  aurvlved  by  a  brother. 
Jame*  Burke,  and  an  aunt.  Mr*  Pred 
Oarney.  of  Springfield. 

j.   II.   FOIIUKV. 

funeral    aeivicea    lor    J.    II.    Forgij', 

who  died  at  Kramer.  Calif..  Septem- 
I  ber  12.  wlll.be  held  at  2:30  p.  m.8un- 
jday  at  Linden  cemetery,  near  Ozark. 

Service*  will  be  conducted  by  Friend 
'  Lodge'  No.   352.   A.   F.   and   A.   M..   of 

Ozark,  with  the  Ohaffln  Undertaking 

company   In  charge. 


MRS.  M.  I.  KAGLAND. 
runeral  aervlcaa  for  Mra.  M.  I.  Rag* 
land,    who    died    Thursday .  night    at 
her   home    in    Conway,   Mo.,   will    be 
held  at  3  p.  m.  Sunday  at  the  Con- 
way Chrtatlan  church,  with  Rev.  E.  P. 
1  Lei»ke.  pastor  of  South   Avenue  Chris- 
'  tlan  church,  officiating.     She  is  sur- 
I  rived  by  five  daughters.  Mrs.  J.  P.  Le- 
gan.    Springfield;    Mrs.    Henry   McNa- 
I  mara.   Tulsa:    Mrs!    H.    W.    MlcnhoJtz, 
J  Tulaa:    Mr*.  J.   T.  Simmon*.   Carlotta, 
*  Cal.;  Mra.  Oertrude  Dobklns.  Ventura, 
!  Cal  :    and    by    five  M>ns.   Walter   Rag- 
:  land,   Webb  City:    Ben   RaiJland.   Carl 
!  Junction,    Mo:    J.    B.    Regland.    Hold- 
I  redge.     Neb  .     Arthur     Rng'.and.     Phil- 
i  Upaburg.    Mo ..   a:itl    Huph    Rag'and    of 
'  Conway. 


IIUKf.K  INFANT 
I  Puneral  services  for  Joseph  William 
Hacker,  infant  aon  of  Mr.  and  Mra. 
i  J.  B.  Hacker,  of  822  Peach  avenue. 
!  who  died  yesterday  morning,  were 
!  hejd  thla  afternoon  at  the  Herman 
;  H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home  with 
'  burial   in    East   Lawn  cemetery. 


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ARTIK   MAY    KK1.LKK. 

Funeral  nervscca  lor  Mrs.  Artie  bj/Af 
Keller  49,  «!■">  rtlrr1  Thursday  night 
at  her  rrnn.r,  7Mi  West  Elm  street, 
were  held  at  2  p  m  today  at  Weaver 
cemetery  near  Ozurk  with  burial 
there  undrr  direction  of  the  Alma 
Lohmeyer   Funeral   home. 


THOMAS  hichahd*.    -  -n» 
•  Funeral  aerrlesafor  V**?***0 

and,  who  ««i  ygygarJs 

*n      MdtT    »t    MMJ   PlmiX*"  l*U*W** 

Some      Burial    wm    in     Omnlawn 


-  -■-':''."ir:*t»D«r«i«OW«Yv- i'Mr^ 
Oyt*  MeJUnney.  ia  tmi«  «M.  kmi 
of  Mr.  «nd-Mr«.  Amu  McKinswy  of 
dmt  Houston,  Uo.  died  at  •  :**  a.  m. 
today  in  a  local  noailtal  following 
injuries  suffered  three  we«w  a«o 
•htn  dragged  by '«  hone.  Tbe  body 
will  be  forwarded  to  Houston  *t  8;  IS 
a.  na.  tomorrow  by  the  Alma  Loh- 
meyer Funeral  home  for  burial.  The 
boy  Is  survived  by  his  parent*.  live 
brothers    and.'  sisters. 


BIRTHS  I 


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Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Hurley.  1935 
North  Weller  avenue,  announce  the 
birth  of  a  daughter.  Bridge*'  Aria* 
September  10. 

SUNDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  18, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  2A:  There  is  an  article  about  Otto  Ernest  Rayburn.** 

Card  of  thanks  from  Mrs.  August  Engelking  and  others.** 
Daughter  born  Thursday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Berry  of  1414  East  Atlantic  street. 
Page  3A:  John  Burke  died.** 
Clyde  McKinney  died.** 
J.  H.  Forgey  died.** 
Mrs.  Blair  Bedell  died.** 
Page  8A:  A  son  Carl  Edward  Stoops  was  born  September  17  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Stephen 
Stoops  of  929  Summit  avenue. 

Page  10A:  Seven  divorces  granted.** 
Page  IB:  Adoptions  granted.** 

Son  born  September  17  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Roy  Willis  of  2024  North  Weller  avenue. 
Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  7B:  Mrs.  R.  C.  Mayfield  of  Lebanon  went  to  Grove  Springs  for  the  funeral  of 
Uncle  Charlie  Shields. 

E.  D.  Holman  of  Monett  died.** 

Mr.  Murray  Reed  of  Springfield  and  Miss  Pauline  Pitts  were  married.** 
S.  E.  Johnson,  54,  formerly  of  Monett,  died  September  13  at  his  home  near 
Anderson.  He  was  buried  in  Monett  in  the  I.O.O.F.  cemetery. 
Mrs.  Clato  Shaffer  died.** 
Silas  Wilcut  died.** 
Page  11:  A  child  aborn  about  1901  in  Toledo,  Ohio,  under  the  name  Chandler  or 
Andreas  was  taken  to  some  Missouri  Orphans  home  and  is  now  sought  as  heir  to  an  estate. 
Page  2C:  Miss  Louise  Stinson  and  T.  F.  Timmons  were  married.** 
Page  3C:  Miss  Catherine  Marie  Quinn  and  Mr.  Louis  H.  Gummersbach  will  be 
married.** 

Mrs.  John  W.  Shourds  of  Albion,  New  York,  is  the  guest  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.  B. 
Wall,  1425  South  Jefferson.  She  is  the  sister  of  Mr.  Wall.  They  have  not  seen  each  other  in  42 
years.  She  is  here  for  the  Wall-Elsey  wedding. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jake  Marx  will  celebrate  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 
Miss  Lucille  Hay  and  Mr.  J.  C.  Berry  will  be  married.** 


*Sl 


COKUPUMENTART  to  Mr.  U« 
v  Mrs.  Jake  Marx,  of  the  Enjk- 
book  apaxunenis  who  will  celebrate 
thatr  golden  wedding  anniversary. 
Monday.  September  19.  frlenda  of 
tnelrs  will  entertain  with  a  dlnnei 
tomorrow  evening;  at  the  Colonial 
hotel. 

Carrying  out   the  golden  weddln. 
anniversary  color  scheme,  the  tabK 
decoration*  will  be  of  Meld  flowt-i  ■ 
artistically      arranged,      and      pla. 
carde    and    other    favora    will    coi 
respond  In  color. . 

Old  frlenda  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Mar. 
will  speak  Informally  during  the 
dinner.  Probably  "6  guests  wIL 
participate  In  the  merry  making 
Relatives  and  friends  from  out-of- 
town  whe  are  expected  ur% 

Mrs.    aa4    Mrs.    Jo*   Rubenateln.    Oreen- 
OaK. 

USm   Ruth   Rub«n.i«in    Greenfield. 

Mr*.    Ell    Bfrmitin    Oklahoma  CUT.  Okla. 

Dr.    sad    Mrs.    Htrman   bylu.    XaahvlU*. 


Mim    Rnth   Spilt     ^i.hvUI'     Tenn. 

Mr.    at*    Fraoadorf.    Dnmitrr. 

Mrs.    Nalaaa    Fratudorf.    Deepwatar. 

Mr.    Bar  mood    Franadorf.    Deepwatar. 

Mr.  Joal   Fraaadorf.    Deapmater. 

Mr.  sad  Mrs    8am  Sch'^r.brun.   St     Louis 

Mr.  and  Mr*     ialdora  Enoch.   St.   Louis. 

Mr*.   Manor   Sehaartx.   61     Loula. 

Mr.   U>rtw«  SChwani.  Kt.    Loula 

Mr.  aad  Mrs.   Sol   Ultu;    St.   Louia. 

Mrs.    Jo*    Roth.    St      Loula. 


Miss  Hay  to  Wed 
In  California 

Miss    Lucille    Hay.    daughter    of 
.  Mr.   and  'Mrs.   Wallace   O.   Hay.  of  j 
(ill-    Lust    Central   street,    lelt  yea- • 
[  terday  ..morning     for     Lone     Beach 
.  v".*;..    where    siie    will    be    married 
the  last  of  this  month  Jo  Mr.  J.  C. . 
I  Berry    of    Long    Beach.      Mlaa   Hay  ! 
j  waa    accompanied    by    her    mother 
a:..'.     Mr.    and    Mrs.    Harold    Urovo.- 
I  They  are  m.iklng  th«  trip  overland 
••."•'.  ;._'..    w  :'.'.  »»«::>!   ..   few   da>a 

.    in    UuMiogtv.    Ok'.a      Mr.    Hay    will 
. '  leave   the  lost  of  this  week  to  Join 
|  the    party    in    Long    Beach.  \ 


CARD  OP  THANKS 
W«  with  to  thank  ear  many  frlenda  for 
their  kindness  aad  sympathy  shown  oa 
durlnc  the  lllnesa  sod  death  of'  our  hus- 
band and  father,  Auauat  Lngrlkmg.  We 
■lao  wiah  to  thank  our  many  friends  for 
their  beautiful  floral  tributes. 

Mrs.   August   EagelUng  and  family. 


Otto    Ernest    Rayburn 


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QTTO  ERNEST  RAYBURH,  bttl* 
and  versatile  young  Osarklan, 
recently  found  time  to  organise  the 
OaaxkUna,  ft  guild  Of  Hj-ttW ryMfl 
waa  elected  president  of  tho  BMMCT 

lUyburn  Uvea  at  Kingston,  Ark, 
and  haa  played  ft  big  part  In  tha 
<!•  \  eloptnenl  there  nf  the  Kingston 
Community  project,  which  haa  ftt- 
t riu  t«-d  nationwide  attention. 
Among  other  things  he  la  editor  of 
Oxiirk  Life,  n  magazine  of  distinc- 
tive style:  auperinlendent  of  tho 
I  Kingston  Community  High  school; 
auplntendent  of  the  Kingskraft 
IT.na  and  of  the  Klngaton  Com- 
munity Sunday  school;  and  pro- 
moter of  the  Writers'  Colony;  the 
Klngskrnftcrs;  the  Ozarkana  Wild 
Life  association;  the  Peoples'  Col- 
lege and  a  county  demonstration 
project. 

He  begnn  his  extensive  commun- 
ity work  after  returning  from  war 
service,  having  been  a  buck  private 
In  action  In  the  front  trenchee. 

'I  h<-  lizarki.ins.  the  writers'  guild 
recently  formed.  Is  now  functioning 
actively  nnd  Its  members  are  taking 
n  large  Interest  In  producing  Ozark 
literature. 


MARRIAGE  LICENCE*  : 
Ous  H.  Robard*.  :'w.  and  KxYla  L*J- 
rlU  Loom  Is.  It.  both  of  SprlagfVeW; 
Howard  K.  Bataon.  tl.  aad  DaMry 
May  Hagewood.  13  both  of  B&W 
Ings:  Ewtng  M  Harare,  to,  and 
Frieda  afable  Wlngo.  1*.  both  «f 
Springfield;     Carl     DowaU,     >«. 

iOpaJ    Klnaer.    tl.    both    of 

■  vtii*:    WUlUm  S.   Bekman.  M. 

J  Mabel    Stiver.    It.   both   Of 

!  field;    Walter    Ipoek.    It. 

land     Ktva    Ooaa.     tt.    Cedar 

)  Mask  la     Phillip*,     tt. 
McCrelllae     tl     both 
Bert    H.    Matteaon.    M. 


.  Arton.  M.  both  of 
Itlam     TaJley.     It.     and 


883 


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Mrs    Clato    Shaffer   Jted   «  her 
fcorn.  tn  Avllla  W-n-d.yth.Mh 

.t  th.  .c.  of  ii  »•*"  J*1*! A"  ii 

of   nwiI   months     Bh.  has 
.mny    frfnd.    »»    thU    «»««",B"r. 

_i tjij.iM  were  h.ld  »t  Mv.  wii»»  I 

3ST3TSK.  cur  »»-» 

.Iterooon.     Int.rment  In   Mt. 
cemetery. 


7  More  Divorces 


a 


MOygflVMO. 


&  IX  Hott>a»  a«.  tl  y-«  di- 

S^^Eaaday  .*»  x Vc 

Wtth   CanCr  OB   KM   »•*•• 


ROft"  Wllcut  died  «t  his  horn, 
near  Round  Orove  Tues* ay  the  13th 
after  .  lingering  Illness  .t  the  age 
of  M  yeare.  Funeral  service*  were 
held  Wednesday  afternoon  at  Round 
Orove  church.  Interment  at  Kino 
Point   c*m*tery. 

Th.  muriili    of    Mr. 
iReodocapHmraaato 

Pitt,  of   Uonott  took    ptao. 

teraber  10.     They  will  b.  .t  bom. 

to    friend*    at    108   Walnut    .tfoat,| 
IsprlngfteM. 


Seven  more  divorces,  two  by 
Judgo  Guy  D.  Klrby  and  flv.  by 
Judge  Warren  L.  Whit.  In  circuit 
court  yeaterday.  brought  th.  totaj  \ 
of  th.  put  three  day.  to  M.  All  , 
have  been  by  default.  The  divorce, 
granted    yesterday    were: 

Betty  Hamilton  from  Charlen 
Hamilton;  Florence  B.  Dickinson 
from  Lewi.  H.  Dickinson  and  th. 
plaintiff's  former  name  of  Baker 
restored;  C.  E.  Dean  from  Mary 
Dean:  Ruth  M.  HoUan  from  John 
L.  Hollar.,  with  custody  of  a  minor 
child;  Ethel  B.  Layer  from*  James 
IB.  Layer  on  a  crossbill,  and  the 
;  plaintiffs  former  name  of  Ben- 
nett restored;  Allle  A.  Love,  from 
Fred  C.  Love,  and  Zltalla  A.  Hud- 
Kens  from  William  Hudgens,  with 
the  custody  of  a  minor  child. 


Miss 

Will" 
StL 


ouisan 


M 


. 

R      AND      MRS.      JAMBS      M. 

QU1NN,    mo    south    National 
Boulevard,    announce    th.     engage- 
ment   of   their   daughter.    Catherine 
Marie,   to   Mr.   Louis  H.  Oumtner.- 
bach.    son    of    the    late    Mr.   Joseph 
Gummersbach  and   Mrs.   Oummers- 
barh.   Til*   Forsyth.  Boulevard,   St. 
Louis.      Miss    Qulnn    Is   a    graduate 
of    Elflndale    academy,      aoulhwes- 
of   the  city,  and     of     Th.     Sac  re 
Heart    Junior    college   of    St.    Loutr 
and    she    received    the    bachelor    o 
arts   decree   from   the   State   collefs- 
here.      She    la    prominent    In    eocln 
affairs    of    the    city,    and    1.    vlce- 
prenldent    of    the    Klflndale    alumnui 
a-KoclAtlon       and      a       member       of 
Lambda    Alpha      Lambda      sorority 
Mr.  Gummerebacb  Is  a  graduate  of 
St.    Louis   university   and    Is   secre- 
tary   of    the    B.   Herder    Book    com- 
pany of  St.  Louis.    He  Is  a  nephew 
of    Mrs.    Herman    Meyer      of      thin 
city.     The  wedding  will  be  an  event 
of    the    latter    part    of    October    and 
wi  :    tnkt    place    at    the    St.    Agnes 
church. 


•TJN8ON*T1MM0Nft 
Tb.  marrlac  of  Mia.  Louis* 
tttaaon,  daoghta*  «C  Mr.  and  lira, 
Pall  D.  Btinson,  formerly  of  Bprfng. 
field  and  now  -of  Aurora.  flL,  to  T. 
F.  Tlmmona,  of  Neosho.  Mo.,  took 
ptaeo  at  Aurora.  Ill-,  Wednesday 
afternoon.  Mrs>  B.  O.  Qreen,  of 
Springfield,  .tt ended  the  ceremony. 
After  a  motor  trip  and  a  short  visit 
with  the  bride's  parents,  the  young 
roopU  will  live  In  Neosho,  where 
Mr.  Ttmmona  la  employed  by  the 
BdnBght  Produce  company. 


JOHN  BURKE 

aarrloa.  for  John  Burka, 
tl  year,  old  of  N.w  York  Ctty.  a 
former  resident  of  Springfield,  Who 

died  at  his  home  there,  probably 
will  be  held  tomorrow  morning  at 
the  Sacred  Heart  Cathollo  church 
Ith  burlsl  In  flt  Mary's  cemetery 
under  direction  of  th*  Herman  H. 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home.  Word  of 
Mr.  Burke's  death  was  received 
Friday  by  J.  P.  Hurley.  Mr.  Burke. 
■  hu.s  father  was  O.  Patrick  Burke. 
U  survived  by  a  brother.  James 
Burka.  and  an  aunt.  Mrs.  Fred  Oar- 
ney  of  Springfield. 


ggH 


S»     a  <Ct.V01  M'KINNEV 

Houston.      Mo« 
who  dlad  la  a  local  hospital  y 
latdaj  ,  ■mm  ntnf  as  a  r**ult  of  In- 
Jurloa   auataJned   tare*  w**ka 
wboa  be  «u  dragged  by  a  * 
win  be 

Hottaton :  by tbe  Alma     Lohmeyer 

Funeral  hoiua  {or  bar ul.  The  boy 
u  aurelred  by  th*  p«x*nu,  and 
by  Ave  brother*  and  ■latere. 

J.  H.  FORQEY 

Funoral   •arvlcea    for   J.    H    For- 
gey,   who   died   September     It     ai 


,dora  a  eeemlatgly  rndleaa  proce*- 
'cn  of  huahanda  and  wire*  who 
fed  found  marriage  a  burden— 
r.hom*  on*  ambition  wan  the  *ev- 
moce  of  thoae  tie*  that  fall**!  ln- 
glorloualy  to  bind  "until  death  do 
iii  part.** 

And    apectalora    of    that     pageant 

watched    and    wondered.    Ar*    there 

'  any     homea    left  T     Are    there    any 

longer   to   ho  found   roupte*   happy 

In  their  marriage*— content  In  mu 

tual  low    mm  wboao  hoartbftoi 


■.  CaUt.  wlU  ©*  bold  at  !:»• 
o'clock  -  thla  afternoon  at  Linden 
cemetery,  near  Omaxk.  with  burlaJ 
tber*  under  direction  of  the  Chaffih 
Undertaking  company.  Senrloee 
will  be  In  chars*  of  FrUnd  lode* 
No-    ttJ,    A.    F.   and    A.    U. 


MRS.  BUMR  BEDELL 
Funeral   aoiiluaa    for  Mr*.   Blair 
It  roar*  old,  wbo  dlad  laat 
at  bar  bona,  nit  Baat  He* 

,*W>  ■"■■  9* 


bar  tho  haebonA 

antara  Jabaooe? 

V  Jatnaa  Smith,  all 


Homes  Found  for  14  Young- 
sters During  Juvenile  Court 
Hearing;  Many  Nameless 
Waifs  Are  Made  Happy 

LARGE  ROOM  RESEMBLES 
BUSY  DAY  AT  BABY  SHOW 


Scene  Entirely  Different  From 
Day  Before  When  Scores 
Crowded  Corridor  Seeking 
Divorce  Decree 


fc 


R   two   daya   ther*   had    peeaed 
through    the    court    houae    cor- 


585 


333 


th*  ftroa  of,,  love,  aad  klodoan 
born?      \ 

The  answer  came  yeaterday  In  an 
other      proctaaloa     through      thoae 
•me  coTTidnrar  and  that    anewer— 
ni>    uncertain   terma — waa   "yea."1 

*     14  TOT*  MAOt  HAPPY 


When  Judge  Qujr  P  Klrbv  ad- 
^rr.eri  the  ecaalon  of  Juvenile 
urt  yeaterday  morning.  11  couple* 
»d  heen  made  happier.  Fourteen 
hie  fnlke-  eome  of  them  nameleea 
-»lf«  for  whom  the  future  ha  J  held 
•  I'ttle   hone—  found  new  hnpplnea* 

the  welcome  aunahlne  of  contented 
»r.»«  h.  ncrf..rlh  t..  t-e  their  own. 
" -r  'J    l«-e.1«  of  adoption  h.»d  l»-en 
>r.|    *.'v    Judge    Klrbv    in    that 


i\' 


t.rl-f    aeaaton. 


ourt    room    \»  lii'  h 


».«-f.-.r.-     had     a<  en     t> 


little     of" 


'  V.-n  look  on  yeaterday  all  the! 
'■eirance  of  *  huev  »how  Fond 
'-.  ra  and  mother*  proud  aa  i 
'*n'«  could  be— nnd  wlih  the  lit  - 
'  fnTka  all  wearing  "their  very 
1«  Sundav  rlothea-  for  thla  oar* 
w|n!  r-ccaV.on.  occupied  the  bet - 
I    aeata. . 

LITTLE  SASE  ABANDONED 
. . — ♦ 

Rateman.       only       five 


5 

"J5a  In  Dad*  county.  It  waa  aald 

ftjebt 


"la    old    and    abandoned    hy   her 
o( 


^T"~*iK.  Jon**  of  Aab  Ocoee.  Aa 
"E^augHtor  **  btr.  and  bfra 
y^'had   dlad    abort ly   bofOr*   the, 


,_..    abandoned    child    waa    found. 

i    fftenda.    knowing   of   tho    too* 

jlhe  Jo  nee  Mama,  look  the  Infant 
.   'them,    thinking   It   night    leaaen , 

.ir  grief 

*erhap*  I  hat  crlef  waa  not  lea- 
t  «d  —  for  nnli  tiarenta  know — but 
■he  hel|«|e«a  IMtle  child  found  a 
i<  •  '  .••■!••  I".  Hie  home  and  no". 
.  ••  .-  O.e  Ilia  been  adopted,  can 
'  i>  <•  ••  future  ao  much  brighter  than 

!t      Kll 

Little  .T.-hn   nobert   .lonea  dl«pl*r- 

«.|    ,  ,.   i«i»,.r*«t    |n    the  hrrtrlnr   «a   '•» 

ht«     adoption      for     he    la    onlv     five 

.-tl  «  .'.1     Me  liv  Iii  <x  larce  m.tr- 

•  i  v-iaict    prettllv   lined  and  trim- 

•••   «'t»>  fiiffv  b'ue  material    while 

r     •  »>  I     Mra      rharlea     A      Hall    of 

•  •    SiMlth    New    avenue,    who    were 

.    •..-.tme    Ma    lecal    |  arenta    t««tl- 


I  CHILD  IN  BASKETf     jg 


I- 


r"hn\  the  adoption  waa  appro***. 
new  father  to«k  the  baeket  on 
•«   irw  and  ho  and  th.  mother  left 
•    room.  Judg.  Klrby  lo©*««  up.   | 
Ml-',  rot  the  haby  l«  •  bnahetJ"' 

/-  iu<iii>  ixcUimcd  In  nmaternenVJ 
,t  .lohn  Robert,  with  Ma  light  halr.| 
blue  eve*  and  chuhhr   far*.  »••*•* 
M«   h.  .d   on   the  dainty  blue  pillow  j 
mil  didn't  care  ...  j 

"A     f.»ur-Ye»r-old    ybuniret*T    •P-l 
•4-ared    n.«l    the   leaat    disconcerted 
n*  ho  received  hie  third  nam*  «nd  | 
went    through    hid   second   adoption.. 

p, H.tninn  l-:«tct1.  ho  nn.1   a  twin. 

Mother  »or«  separated  when  ho  wast 
•di>|tr.1    hv    Mr.    and    Mra     Joseph  , 
(ViMiimi  Bloom  and  tho  brother  »'«»; 
s.t'..  ••  '.     b*       Mr      ■"• I      Mr*       J       E  . 
Alf.-rd 
|     But    now   the   twin,    will lb.    to- 
Igrthor  again,  for  Mr.  and  Mrs    Al 
[ford    liked    their  aon  ao   well   th.y 
pcrau.ded    Mr.   and   Mr-.   Bloom    to 
Irt    them   have   Herman    and   he    la 
'now    Harold   Herman   Alford. 


ImoihT.     came     to    Springfield    and 

t'x>k    th«-m    to   their  home.  Only  the 

ifort    ih.it    the    grandfather   had    not 

:  signed    the  adoption  deed    prevented 

'\h<*  a-loptlon  yeaterdoy.   HH  failure. 

!•.    waa    r.il'l    l»y    court    attaches,    was 

'.:-    '.       :in    oversight. 

Meanwhile,  the  father,  Robert  B. 
Chandler,  confined  In  th.  county 
Jail  Kara,  tecai  a.  charge  of  bigamy. 

Mr*  W.  R.  Keller  of  1001  South 
Pickwick  avenue,  whll.  visiting  her 
alater.  Mra.  Jay  Brit.,  waa  attracted 
to  a  pretty  two-and-a-balf -year-old 
child  whoa,  mother,  departed  by  th. 
huaband  and  father,  waa  employed 
In  tho  Brlto  home. 


*MU8T  MEET  REQUIREMENT 

|.  ■— ' * 

Only    a   legal   requirement   yet  to 
|.„  compiled  with  halted  the  adop 
If...,   of   U'Ora  Chandler  and  Qeor*e 
,  .  i.t.  and  that  will  be  met  with- 

in       I.  w    day..  H  le  expected. 


Life,  for  them,  hae  not  been  aJto- 
grthrr  pleaaant.  Alter  their  mother 
■  dud  the  father.  It  la  claimed,  did 
■rot  take  care  of  them  and  they  were 
;....,•. I  III  tho  i  hlldrcn's  home  hero. 
j  Learning  of  thla  eome  weeke  ago. 
!Mr  and  Mra.  J.  H.  Overturf  of 
kulaa.      Okla..      parents      of      their 


DESERTED    BABE    ADOPTED   j 
♦  -  + 

With  a  hnrd  struggle  nheod,  the 
mother  finally  ronaented  to  the 
adoption  of  her  child  by  Mr.  and 
Mra.  Keller,  ao  Irene  Golden  In  now 
Nancy  Jane  Keller. 

Other    adoptions    were: 

Klght -year-old     Lawrence     Qlat- 
Irr  by  Mr.  and  Mra.  Iamac  I).  Rrown, 
who    reside'    on     ft     farm     In     Polk 
•••unt>:     Vrrna     llnicl    Klncade    by 
yv    .,.. »   >».«     HrrMinn  K.  Barber  ••' 
I j'luin.'ii.    K.lith    I<oe   Cissna.   17,  by 
hrr    stepfather.    W.    T.    Wadley    of 
IsM       North       Brondwny;       Nelson 
Richmond.       now       Margarelle     "Fay 
Snyder,  by   Mr.  and    Mrs.  Oeorge  1* ' 
S-r.v-l.r     ••*      T.plln:      Il-len     V.  :c-  :.. 
\v  ••|.h    now   Kuacoe   Audrey   Robert-1 
«    n    t-y  Mr    and   Mrs.   Ilnrry  L.  Rnb- 
•i'.^..n     <f      lOaU      Kiist      Commercial 
'•r.-.-t:   Virginia   Hose   Smith  by  Mr 
:  rA   Mrs     V.     II.   Godfrey:    Infiles  In- 
!.nl    by   Mr.   and   Mrs.  Klmer  Jon.-s: 
'•'•.re-  l.«"  i  >«  ens   l.v   Mr.  nnd  Mr* 
.'.  «-;.h     .1      Vogt.     who     reside     north 
of  Kprinrfleld.  and  Devcrnc  L.  New- 
ton by  Mr.  and   Mra.   Orval  Ash  of 
IMS   Wert    frprlngfleld. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  18,  1927 -LEADER 
Page  7:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  20:  Miss  Catherine  Marie  Quinn  and  Mr.  Louis  Gummersbach  are  engaged  to 

marry.** 

Miss  Magaret  Lackland  Stoddard  and  Mr.  Henry  S.  Cowgill  were  married.** 
Page  21:  There  is  an  account  of  the  Stoddard-Cowgill  wedding.** 
Page  22:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jake  Marx  celebrate  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 
Miss  Frieda  Mabel  Wingo  and  Mr.  Ewing  Mitchell  Savage  were  married.** 
Miss  Isabel  Boyd  Page  and  Mr.  Fred  D.  Bryant  were  married.** 
Miss  Louise  Stinson  of  Aurora,  111.,  was  married.  [This  is  a  confusing  item.] 
Miss  Lucille  Hay  and  Mr.  J.  C.  Berry  will  be  married.** 
Mrs.  John  W.  Shourds  is  visiting  her  sister  Mrs.  H.  B.  Wall.** 
Page  31:  Mrs.  Clara  Bedell,  70,  died  last  night  at  her  home  1112  East  McDaniel  street. 
She  will  be  buried  in  Lincoln  Memorial  cemetery.  She  is  survived  by  her  husband  Enos  Bedell, 
a  daughter  Mrs.  Nora  Johnson  and  a  brother  James  Smith,  all  of  Springfield. 

Page  32:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  son  Earl,  who  died  August 
29,"  signed  by  Albert  Davis,  father;  Minnie  Davis,  mother;  Herman  Davis,  Roy  Davis  and  John 
Roy  Davis,  brothers;  Betty  Jane  Davis,  sister. 

Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  husband  and  father  August 
Engelking,"  signed  by  Mrs.  August  Engelking  and  family. 


%%<o 


Page  10:  Mrs.  M.  I.  Ragland  died.** 
John  Burke  died.** 
J.  H.  Forgey  died.** 
Births  reported.** 


Wlege  to  Wed  Teeedey. 
The  marrtge  of  Mia.  Prison     Mabel 
Wlniro.  daughter  of  Mr.     si  d     Mr. 
fred  O.   Wlngo.  917  South    Pickwick  [ 
esrenue,  to  Mr.  Swing  Mitchell  8a rag* 
east  of  Mr*.  Lee  Barege.  •*»     South  ] 
Market   avenue,    and     the     late    Mr. " 
will   be  eolemnlaed   Tueedey 
at  •  o'clock  at  the  home  of 
9Jbe  bride's   parent*.     Rot.   John      W    ' 
Pearson,    pastor   of   the    St.    I-aul    M. 
M.   Church.   will   road   the    '•eremony  ! 
Which  will  be  attended   by  about  60  ) 
letolliM  and  friend*.     Mlaa  wh.ko  la  j 
a  graduate  of  Senior  High  school  and 
attended  Drury  college  for  two  year*. 
She   to   a    member    of    the    Tau    l*hl 
Qinm   sorority   and  the  Tau  Aiph* 
gosstaheal    club.   .  Mr.    Barege,    who    to 
S  member  of  the  Delta  Phi   Omega 
fraternity,    graduated    from    Western 
Military  academy  and  spent  one  year 
go  student  at  the  University     of  Mis- 
souri. 


.rcfrgewsas. 


W  .«ils»' 

^1**L 

•ou  th  i  National  beoJeeerst 

the    engagement   of    their    daughter, 

Catherine  Mem,  to  Mr. 

o*  St.  Louis. 

is   the  son  of  Mrs 
betb  Ciummersbecb  of  St.  Louis  and 
the    tote    Mr.    Joseph    Orommersbech. 
Be -hi  a  nephew- of  Mrs.  Herman   JY 
Meyer.  »1  •   Beet  Bhn  street.     Be '  la 
associated   with   his  brothers  In   the 
S.  Herder  Book  company  of  which  he 
Is  secretory.    Miss  Qulnn  ta  e  gradu- 
*to -of  lUflndsle  academy  hers,   and 
of  the  Sacred  Heart  J ustor  college  in 
St.  Louis.     She  later  leesrred  her  A. 
B    decree  at  Southwest  Teachers  col- 
togs  here.    The  bride-elect  Is  e  mem- 
ber of  Lambda  Alpha  Lambda  soror- 
ity.    Mr   Oummersbsch  Is  a  graduate 
of  St.. Louts  university.    The  wedding 
wiu  take  place  in  the  latter  pert  of 
Ootobe*. 


Te  Celebrate  Anniversary.;  •*•,! 
Complimentary  to  Mr.  and  Mra-; 
Jeka  Men.  of  Bngtenook  epertmente.  j 
who  will  celebrate  their  golden  wed-  . 
oust  anniversary.  Monday  friends  of  , 
thsfrs  will  sntertaln  with  •"«»»"' 
tomorrow    evening    at    the    Coton.al 

^Carrying  out  the   golden   ««lj| 
anniversary   color   goham*.   «■***  i 

decorations  will  bs  of  flsld  flowers. . 
Really  arranged,  and  *•»  £*£ 
pother  favor,   will   correspond   In 

°°oTd  friend,  of  Mr.  •*»".»£' 
_ui     .ni>ak    very     Informally    during 

s" si  ««*  »rs:»r« 

participate     In     the     merry     making. 

town  who  are  expected  are  Mr.  ana 
IfA  Joe  Bubanrteln.  Oreenfleld.  Mo 
SC.  Ruth  Ruben.tetn.  Greenfield. 
JtT  Mr.  KU  Bernstein.  Oklahoma 
Cut'  ^kla.  Dr.  and  Mrs.  Herman 
££,  Nashville.  Tenn.;  Mis.  Ruth 
J£  HMhrlllr.  Tenn  Mr.  Big  Bjnjv 
Sorf.  Lhop-ato..  Mo  M^athan 
ptensdorf.  Deepwater.  Mo..  Mr.  R*> 
mood  Prenadorf.  Deepwater.  Mo ;  Mr. 
Joel  Prenedorf.  Deepwater.  Mo.:  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Sam  Schosnbrun,  St.  L»ule. 
Mo  Mr  and  Mrs.  Isidore  Enoch.  8t 
Louis,  Mo.;  Mrs.  Manny  Scbwart*.  St. 
Louis,  Mo.:  Mr.  Lawrence  Bchwartx. 
St.  Loul*.  Mo.:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sol  Blng. 
St.  Louis.  Mo.;  Mrs.  Joe  Roth.  8t. 
Loul*.  Mo. 


sri 


*£ 


and  Mia.  B.  O. 

olty  were  gusets  at  the  wedding  of 
Miss  Louise  SUnson  of  Aurora,  HL. 
and  Mr.  and  Mrs.  T.  P.  Tiaamone  of 
Neosho,  Mo.,  which  took  place  in  Au- 
rora Wednesday  at  St.  Mary's  church 
pexsonage.  Mm.  Qreen  waa  a  mem- 
bar  of  the  bridal  party. 

To  Be  Married  In  California. 
Miss  Lucille  Hey,  daughter  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Wallace  O.  Hay.  1113  Bast 
Central  street,  left  yesterday  morning 
lor  Long  Beech,  Oel.,  where  she  will 
be  married  to  Mr.  J.  O.  Berry  of  that 
cily.  Miss  Hay  was  accompanied  by 
her  mother  and  Mr.  and  Mra  Harold 
Cirow.  The  part  yle  making  the  trip 
orerland  and  will  visit  In  Muskogee, 
Okie.,  en  route.  Mr.  Hey  will  leave 
the  last  of  the  week  to  Join  the  party 
In  Long  Beach. 


ty  sjuaoaa-PTtan. 

MRS.  Hwmr  8.  <»J^tJLi 

y^^toy  *,  u-  aummer  boms  «*  *« 
Ji^Mr   .nd  Mr*  ^^"^  ! 

,Mnl         Thl*    attract!**    bride    »*■ 

L™  uwr.1  ^*u»*  r:^ 

^nd   be.   Tl*lt*d   tn  this  city  **""<'»1 , 
^n„     The  wedding  «-  st»-nd-d  fc* 
.  number  of  BprltiKflrtd  guwtf. . 

|= ■ 

Tba  poond*  of  Twin  on*.-  tn- 

gummsr  bom*  of  Mr.  and  Mm  6oU>- 
moa  Stoddard  ft  Serooxls  war*  tbe 
••tunc  tor  *  weddthg  la  wnleb  so- 
cdaty  of  tble  city,  m  wall  aa  «*  *a*V« 
aa*  City  end  Barooxu.  u  intensely  In- 
Urwt«l,  when  Miss  Margaret  Laek- 
ItTHl  Stoddard,  only  daughter  of  Mr. 
end  Mrs.  Stoddard  of  Kin—  CUT 
and    BanMl*,   ni   married    to^  Mr. 


dreae  satin  with  «  large  heir  braid 
hat  and  slipper*  to  match.  The 
gowns  of  tba  bridesmaid*  wcra  also 
in  tba  tun*  style  and  were  In  au- 
tumn shade*,  ranging  from  pale  yal- 
I  low  to  da«p  orange,  end  their  large 
hate  of  h»!r  bral^l  li&<]  long  relvet 
Htreaxners  Ln  matchit.g  hhiules.  Their 
bouquau  were  formed  of  snap- 
dragon*     and      aatera.       Slipper*      In 


|?*enry  •trrana  OOwgUL  3r^  of  Osr- 

I  thags.     yesterday     afternoon     at     4 

o'clock.     Tba  nuptial  event  woo  an 

]  ai  fresco  affair  wltb,  tba  obkvful 

I  dan   and   th*  g Ian t  oak  tress  i 

'  background.     Tba  Bar.   Robert 

•on  Bpenoar  of  Oraoa  and  Holy  Trln- 

•  ity  KpUoopal  aburcb  of  Kansas  City 

!  raad   tba  asrrle*   before    a     flu*** 

{  banked  altar  at  tba  and  of  an  elale, 

I  oarpaiad   in  whit*,   which   began  at 

,  tba   aoutb   portloo    of     tba 

Down   this  aisle  wnleb  lad 

a  doubla  row  of  Obtnaa*  cedars 

tba  bridal  party  to  strains  of  Loben- 

grtn  wedding  march. 

Tba  matron  of  honor.  Mm.  William 

.  D.  Ortbwatn  U.  of  St.  Loala,  and  tba 

brldea-melde,  Mr*   Byron  Spanoar  and 

Mra.    Prank   Kvarte   of    rT-n— ■ r    Olty. 

Mm   Maria   Ntviu*   of   Lot   Angolas, 

•OU,   MIm  Miriam  Whitney  of  Mont- 

xielr.  N.  J„  and  MIm  Clair*  Oaraesu 

■  of'  St  Louie,  were  th*  bride*  atten- 
dants.    Mr.  CowglU   ww  attended   by 

!  Messrs.  William  B.  Pollock.  Youngs- 
lown.  O  ;  Robert  Mr  Keen.  Jr..  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.;  Prank  D.  Hayna.  Jr..  New 
1  Orleana.  La.;  Comellua  Clarka.  Dal- 
'  :aa.  Tex.,  and  William  Drake  and 
J  Joseph   McMillan  of  Oarthsga. 

Tba    bride*    period    gown     in      old 

:  Spanish    design.    fashlsn*d    of    lrory 

wedding    ring    aatln.      bad      a      full 

■  length  akirt  from  which  a  train  waa 
I  formed.    Old  roae  point  and  ducbeaae 

lace,  a  heirloom,  made  the  lace  yoke 
and  tneeta  In  tba  long  eleeree.  Tba 
bridal  veil  of  magnificent  old  roee 
point  and  ducbeaae  oyer  tulle  waa 
caught  at  tba  bead  with  pearl*  and 
orange  bio— rime.  Mr*.  Cowglll  car- 
ried a  aheaf  of  calla  lllle*.  Mr*. 
Orthwein  wore  a  replica  of  the  bride* 


frocks.  An  orebeatr*  playad 
out  tba  afternoon  and  tba  two- 
courae  aupper  carved  to  tba  800 
fuaata  ,tn  tba  garden.  Tba  bride-* 
table  waa  oorered  wltb  a  tmfcroat 
clottv.of  Italian  nist  and  bald  d*oot> 
atlo&a  of  swaatbaart  roae*  forming  a 
double  heart  In  tbo  canter.  Place 
cards  wars  brides  In  tulle.  Tba. 
guests  were  eerred  at  email  tables 
surrounding  the  bridal  table.  The 
wedding  cake,  a  bugs  formation  In 
four  tlpr*  and  elaborately  hand- 
daoorated.  waa  placed  on  s  asperate 
table  and  waa  topped  by  a  bride  co*-' 
-aimed  like  Mra.  Cowglll  and  with 
)U«k    piece*    of   stiver    falling     from 

asttn  ribbon*  held  by  twins.    At  tba 

entrance  of  tba  ground*  tba  arming 

guesta    were    served    punch    from    a 

large    cake   of    Ice   filled    with    grapea 

which   was   placed   under  a   bower   of 

;  smllax  and  roses.     Tha  orchestra  was 

j  screened    by   smllax.     Pall   flowers   In 

baskets    suspended    from     the      tree* 

:  added    beauty. 

Following   the   ceremony    the   brldM 

,  party   Joined  Mr.   and  Mr*.   Stoddard. 

i  who    were    assisted    in    receiving    the 

guests   by  Mr.   and   Mrs.   Henry   Co*- 

i  gill,   Br.,  of  Carthage,  parents  of  tha 

•  groom,  and   Mr.  and  Mra.  H.  L.  Har- 

I  mon   of   Kansas   City,  who   formed   a 

!  colorful  group  under  the  tree*.     Mrs. 

Stoddard's    gown    was   of    beige    lace 

and   chiffon   with   a  hat  of  roae   axd 

beige    aatln    slippers.      Mra.    Cowglll, 

8r..    wore    yellow    chiffon     and     Mra. 

Harmon    wore    del    clue  chiffon. 

The    honeymoon    trip    will     take 
the     young    couple    to    Hot    Spring*. 
Va.,    and    New    York,    and    they    will 
I  be   at   noma  In  Carthage  after  Oc- 
I  tober    16.      Tba     bride 'a     golng-away 
I  gown   waa  of  beige,  eatln  and  duve- 
I  teen,  a  "Mangane**  modal  and  a  coat 
!  furred   wltb  beige  ermine,  small  bat 
j  and  allpper*  of  auede,  completed  tba 
|  costume.    Tba  wadding  waa  a  notable 
'  event  and  was  attended  by  many  dla- 
Ungulabed  guests.    Springfield  guests 
were  Mr.  and  Mm.  Henry  Schneider. 
i  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Lawrancs  Lee.  Mr.  and 
Mra.  Allan  Moors  and  Mr.  and  Mra. 
Z.   A.   Barbour  and  Mlaa  Mary   BUI* 
Barbour.       Many     pre-nuptlal     func- 
tion* bare  been  given  for  this  popu- 


c??8 


lax  bride  since  the  announcement  of 
bar  betrothal  but  spring.  Mr».  Cow- 
gill  wu  educated  at  Ogonts  acbool. 
Philadelphia,  with  tnrrel  and  study 
Id  Europe  In  company  with  bar 
motbtr,  following  h«r  debut  in  Kan* 
ml*  City.  Mr,  Cowflll  la  a  graduate 
of  Tale. 


Bryant-Page. 
Mies    Isabel    Boyd    Page    and    Mr. 

Fred  D.  Bryant  of  Memphis,  Twin. 
were  married  Thursday  at  Oortngton. 
Term.  Mre.  Bryant  la  a  niece  of  Judge 
Alfred  Paga  of  Springfield.  Mr.  Bryant 
in  the  eon  of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  FYed  K. 
Bryant,  "71fl  BeOmont  at/vet,  and  for- 
merly  Heed    in  tbta  oity. 


Mre.   John   w.   Shourde  of   Albtoo. 
n   T,  i»  the  gueet  of  Mr.  and  Mra.  R. 

M     WaB.    143*    South    Jtrtnrwa      Mra 

-.1  •  inio  la  Ui«  aiauu  ui  Mr.  WaU,  ■ 
wham  ebe  hea  not  eeen  dor  forty-  | 
two  year*.  Mra.  Shourde  he*  been  . 
the  gueet  of  Mr.  and  Mra.  Wall  since 
September  ».  when  aha  eame  to  a*-  \ 
fend  the  Wau-JQaey  wedding  on  Bep- 
teruber  g. 


NAdl   LtCBHgzS 
Jack    w.    MeXee 
•Jay  Issued   mamage  Uoeneee  to  the 
following: 

■wing    M.    Barege.    30. .  and    Mlea 
Frieda   Mabel    Wlngo.     19,     both  of 
'  Springfield 

Howard    E.    Bateon.    31.   and    Daley  j 
May  Hagewood.  22.  both  of  Billings. 
Mo.  j 

1      Qua  H    llobarda.  30,  and  Kffle  Lu-  . 
!  cilia  Loomle.   19    both  or  Springfield. 
William    Telle*.    23.    and    Marfraret 
Brugger.  31.  both   of  Springfield. 

Carl   Dowell.   23.   and   Opal  Klnaer.  ' 
31.  both  of  Sprlngfled.  ; 


DEATHS1 


i  ■ 


MM.   M.  I.   BAOLAND. 
Funeral  services  for  Mra.  M.  I.  Reg* 

land,  who  died  Thursday  night  at 
Her  home  in  Con*ay.  Mo.  will  oe 
held  at  3  p.  m.  today  at  the  Conway 
Christian  church,  with  Rev.  E.  F. 
Leake,  pastor  of  South  Avenue  Chris* 
Man  church  here,  officiating. 

JOHN  BLRKE. 

Funeral  services  will  be  held  Moo-^ 
day  morning  at  Sacred  Dealt  atourdiT 
et  Locust  street  and  Summit  avenue. 
for  John  Burke.  31.  of  New  Tork  City, 
formerly  of  Springfield,  who  died  Fri- 
day. The  body  will  arrive  thl  morn- 
ing. Burial  will  be  In  8t.  Marys 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the  Her- 
man H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 


•} 


J.  II.  FOHC.F.V. 

Funeral  services  lor  J.  H  Korg-y. 
who  died  at  Kramer.  Calif..  September 
12.  will  J*  hew  af»  3.30  p.  jn.  >odsy_ 

at  Janden  cemetery,  near.Owrr*.  *«*"*- 
jfl/>»  V  **£!.,  he  cond-jried  by  MKisjamJ 
ladge^Bo?  3S2.  A.  f.  and  A  M ,  of 
Os5f.r*.";wl1h  the ,  Chaff  in  Unticri^kintf 

^-uteres?*.  ■:..:■  - :__ ,,."    • 

PMRTHSl 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Calvin  B  Willum-, 
Ru-selvllle.  Mo.  formrcly  of  Spring- 
field, annonncc  the  birth  of  a  wn 
Scpembcr   13. 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  M  IV>bb<rson. 
ol  19C5  Johnson,  iinnoui.ct  the  birth 
of  a  daughter.  Defy  Lou.  September 
17.  Mra.  Bober'on  formerly  wa.*  M.«s 
Dela  Crumley. 


MONDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  19,  1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  A  daughter  Julianna  Elizabeth  Johnson  was  born  on  Sunday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Eugene  P.  Johnson,  1001  New  street. 

Wiley  Fry  of  Thayer  was  thought  to  be  dead  but  was  not.** 
Page  2:  Mrs.  Blair  Bedell  died.** 
Page  5:  Miss  Isabel  Boyd  Page  and  Mr.  Fred  B.  Bryant  were  married.** 

Miss  Alice  Ruth  Tomquist  and  Mr.  August  Peterson  were  married.** 
Page  10:  Mrs.  Arty  May  Jackson  Keller  died.** 

Mrs.  Loren  Turk,  died.** 

John  Burke  died.** 


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T4THEM  BET  JflfPHAJs  Viflfr 

Going  to  Oklahoma  .1 
FfUbtoWrlteamrl 
Another  Leads  to  Unusual 
Confusion  *i 


of  their  broltj»r. 

♦ ♦ 

•RING  BODX  HOME  I 


A  WIDOW  and  her  Or*  children 
ut  in  their  little  farm  hoxwa 
some  t*  mite*  east  of  Thsjp&lfig* 
teat  Friday  night  and  mourned  tor 
their  husband  e»d  father,  but  a  few 
daye  bar  ted  ta  the  family  plot  of  a 
nearby  .cemetery.  * 

The  children  hovered  near  their 
mother,  sensing  her  despondency 
and  grief  wba.  t  Mdw  wHm, a 
the-  door  attracted  their  etfe«U«ttL 
The  door  strong  ©pea  *b<3  Uw  *ae> 
for  whom  they  grieved,  stepped  ini* 
the  room!  ,'  » 

The  moOter  stifled, a  »dr«*Ja 
bar   chUdretv  to  4 
•Ad   ahra«K 


la  the  thee  of  euch  positive  Man- 
Ulflcaitoa  Tuba  officiate  released 
the  body  to  the  relatlvea  and  drop- 
pad  Investigation*  lending  to  prove 
Uiat  It  waa  the  body  of  Lamar,  too 
criminal. 

The  body  wa»  returned  to  Thayer 
and  thence  to  Job*,  Mo,  aoma  Si 
mllee  east  of  Thayer,  where  it  waa 
bur;ed  In  the  Fry"  family  plot  last 
Tbureday  afternoon.  September  8. 

Juat  eight  da*s  later.  Fry  dropped 
from  a  train  In  Thayer.  Clttrens  of 
the  town  atared  In  undisguised 
amaaement  at  the  seeming  appari- 
tion an  Fry  walked  along  the  street 
until  be  encountered  Barney  Vic- 
Courtney,  constable,  whom  he  had 
known   for   yeara 


the  doorway  of 
McCoortny.   of 


the   ou u tr etched    arena   of  ber  hus- 
band- 

But  this  aaoat  aaasoal  ataty  baa 
It*  beginning  almoat  on«  month  agx> 
when.  Fry  Informed  bia  family  tha* 
bo  had  planned  a  trip  to  dUaheta*. 
where  bo  hoped  U  get 
wmi    Uma  nothing 


rbea  omcaate.  k*  im 
a,  Identified  the.axaa 
r.  holder  of  team.  pJB 
»ho    had    scarred}  ts|k 

watiarlea.  •      j' 

Ua  acrawted  aa  tea* 


.  >  «C  a 

there.  For  aovaral  days  iJk*  «*>- 
Maatttted  body,  at  U>a  ba*4H  s**** 
taw  marge*.  The*  ofrtotete,  by  aa* 
«(  ftoger  prints,  Maatlfloal  thai 
aa  Jack  Lamar. 
Uee  records,  art 
terma  In  poaltoaUartoa. 

Bat  fate  again  acrawted  aa  . 
certain  band  acres*  tha  web 
events  and  relatives  o£  Fry  ■ 
that  the  body  of  a  Saan.  aliu*a 
Identity  had  not  condtaslvety  be** 
established.'  occupied  a  as}b  In  that 
Tulaa  morgue.  Fearful  of  wba* 
they  might  find  on  that  Blab, Hi 
brother  and  •  aiater  of  Fry  Jour- 
neyed to  Tulaa.  viewed  the  body 
and  poaitlvety  tdeotltted  It  aa  that 


-ARENT  YOU   OEADr*.        j 

a _ ♦ 

"What's     the    matter    hero,    Bar- 
ney?"   aaked    Fry.    "what    hav^j      I 
done?      These    people   all   know   me  I 
but  oou'J   think   I   was  a  craxy  man 
walking      up      the      street      the   way  i 
they're   acting    now." 

Instantly    realizing    that    the    real 
Wiley  Fry  stood  before  him  instead  | 
cf    l>;ng    beneath   six   feet   of   soil   Ini 
the    Jobe    cemetery,    Constable    Mc-  ' 
Courtney  replied: 

"You're  auppoaed  to  be  dead,  j 
Wiley.  You  can't  blame  people  for  j 
being  afraid  of  you.  1  waa  myself.  ( 
and  I'm  atlil  shaking.  Wo  had  a. 
fui.eral  ht\  ice  for  \  ou  last  Tnurs- . 
ilj>     ^i.d    buried    )uu    in    the    family  I 

lot   but  I  ui  sure  glad  it  wasn't  you. 

And  >ou  can   bet   >  our  folks  will  be  i 

glad." 

♦ ' ♦  j 

I      PLAN   TO   EXAMINE    BODY        ' 


!      Coi.st.il-U-  Mi-Courtney  then  offer-  ' 
•  J   to  go  with   Fry   to  las   home  and 
the    two    left   :is    soon    thereafter  as  j 

1  possible   for   the    Fry    farm. 

The  fsmih  ha*  •divided  tliat'lhej 
!-....>  ..!  liit-  .:.i:..n;il  mil  If  allowed 
to  remain  in  us  grave  on  their  p'.at  j 
for  a  Tew  nior<-  days,  awaiting  pos-  : 
sil.la- action  on  the  part  of  Tulaa  I 
officials.  If  It  has  not  been  taken  ' 
Qft-T  a  reasonable  time.  It  will  be 
removed    ar.J    r»-bnned    In    the    Pot- 

.  ter  s    field   al    Tim)  er. 


MRS  BLAIR  BEDELL 
Funeral  service*  for  Mrs.  Blair 
Bedell,  70,  who  died  Saturday  at 
her  home.  US  Eaat  McDanlel  street, 
will  be  held  at  S.SO  o'clock  this 
afternoon  at  the  residence  with 
burial  In  Lincoln  Memorial  ceme- 
tery under  direction  of  the  Alma 
Lohmeyer    Funeral    home. 


8^0 


TORNQUIST.  PETERSON 
A  pretty  wedding*  was  solemolaed 
at  noon  Saturday,  at  the  horn*  qf 
Mr.  and  Mr*.  K.  Toi-nqutst.  770  Col* 
lege  »trs>t. — when  their  daughter1. 
Alice  Hulh.'  become  the  bride  of  Mr. 
Auirual  Peterson  of  Brooklyn.  N. 
T.  Dr.  Lewis  M  Hale  of  .the  First 
Baptist  church  performed  the  cere- 
mony. The  blrde  carried  %  bridal 
bouquet  of  rose  buds.  MIm  Mar- 
caret  Backlund  played  tha  bridal 
march.  Mlaa  Esther  Maria  Torn- 
quiet,  sinter  of  the  bride,  served 
at  bridesmaid,  and  carried  a  bou- 
quet of  red  and  whits  dahlias.  Fol- 
lowing- the  ceremony  a  buffet 
luncheon  was  served  to  about  fifty 
gueete. 

The  couple  left  for  a  week's 
Welt  with  friends  and  relatives  In 
Kansas  City.  Lawrence.  Kan.,  and 
Verona.  Mo.,  after  which  they  will  I 
ro  to  Brooklyn.  N.  V..  where  Mr. 
Peterson  la  connected  with  the; 
New    York    Central   railroad. 


DEATHS 


I'i 


\  I 


Couple  Wedded 
in  Covington,  Tenn. 

The  wedding  of  Mlas  Imbel  Boyd 
*•*•  •*  Memphis,  Tenn..  and  Mr. 
Pre*  B.  Bryant,  eon  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Fred  Bryant  of  this  elly  t>oK 
plaoe  In  Covington.  Tenn..  Thurs- 
day at  the  home  of  the  brides  aurt 
»*»u.  K.  C.  McFaddan.  The-  bnJe 
wea  attended  by  Mre.  Robert  Kins; 
°'  Memphis  and  Mr.  Maha  Linster 
•*  Springfield  and  Memphis  attend- 
ed Mr.  Bryant  Mrs.  Bryant  Is  a 
niece  of  Judge  Alfred  Page  of  this 
city  and  Is  known  to  a  number  of 
Wends  here.  The  couple  left  for  a 
trip  to  Kansas  City  where  they  will 
reside    temporarily. 


MRS.  JACKSON-KELLER 
I  uncial    services   for   Mrs.     Arty 
May  Juckaon-Keller.  49  years    old 
who  died  Thursday  night     ah   her 
home  at  76»  West  Rim  street,  were 
held  Saturday  afternoon  at  Weaver 
cemetery    near    Oaark,    with   burial 
there   under  direction    of  the  Alma 
Uihraeyer  Funeral  home.     She  was 
burn   on   April   19.    1878.   m     Jasper 
county.   Mo.,  und  lived  most  of  her 
life   in   or     near     Springfield.     She 
Joined  the  Baptist   church   when  14 
years    old    and    continued    wfth    her 
irhurcl:    ...".:..,;.,.,,    uulu   uer  jL.ul|, 
|  She    was    married    1>n      January     20, 
.  ..•••..   to  Jonn   .V   Keller  and   to  this 
'union    two    children    were    born,     a 
I  daughter.    Velmu.   and  a   son.   Tom. 
I  She  is  survived  by  the  husband,  one 
I  son.  Tom.  one  daughter,  Velma.  one 
ll.rother.    Louis    Jackson,    of    Wash- 
ington; one  sister.  Mrs.  J.  A.  White, 
head,      of      Springfield,      two      half 
brothers.    Oscar  and    Hlte   Jackson, 
of  Miami.  OkU. 


MRS.  LOREN  TURK 
Funeral   services   for  Mrs.  Loren 
Turk,  who  died  Sunday  at  her  home 
j  In  Ash   Grove,   will   be  held  at  the  ■ 
.  Presbyterian  church   at  that   place 
|at   1!:S0  o'clock   this  afternoon, 
i     Airs.     Turk,     who    formerly     was 
,Mlss     Dolly     Killings  worth,    was    a 
:  member  of  one  of  the  pioneer  fam- 
i  Hies  of  Greene  county.     She  is  sur- 
ivned  by  her  huabund,  Loren  Turk, 
■who   is  one  of  Aah  Orove's  leading 
•business    men;     by    two    daughters, 
Mm     Sherwood     Morgan    of    Tulsa.  } 
OMa..   und    lUtle   Miss   Louise   Turk 
jof   the    home   address,   and    by   two 
.  brothers.  Wayne  and  Cleo  Kllllngs- 
,  worth,  who  reside  In  Aah  Grove. 


JOHN    BURKE 
Funeral  services   for  John  Burke, 

-I  >«.-.. r-  old.  of  New  York  city,  who 
l»ta  killed  Tuesday  In  an  explosion 

of  gasollr."  tanks  where  be  was  em- 
l  ployed,  will  be  held  at  9  o'clock  this 
|  morning   at    Sacred    Heart   Catholic 

Church    with    burial    in    St.    Mary's 

C*met"r\  under  direction  of  the 
,H»|-m.-.::      K.      l/ihmever      runeriil 


1923. 


1908. 


MONDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  1 9, 1 927-LEADER 
Page  4:  Birth  reported.** 

Mamie  E.  Brown  sues  to  divorce  William  H.  Brown.  They  were  married  in  May 

Wilfred  Fry,  thought  to  be  dead,  returns  home.** 

Katie  S.  Peat  sues  to  divorce  Arthur  D.  Peat.  They  were  married  in  December 

Mrs.  Blair  Bedell  died.** 
Page  17:  Miss  Alice  Ruth  Tornquist  and  Mr.  August  Peterson  were  married  ** 
Miss  Henrietta  Young  and  Mr.  J.  D.  McClinton  were  married  ** 


an 


MAN  THOUGHT  Dt*Aff>*** 
RETURNS  TO  HIS  HOME 

Happinaa*    again    ratg»*    m    Q»* 
bom*  of  WUfred  Fry.  young  OMfMi1 

bio  honta.  frvnj  aJgh*  altar  a 
aaontha  ■ssanti,  during  wbJeh  tun* 
the  body  of  an  aPtgal  bandit  kttkat 

during    aa     n botdua    at 

Tulss.  Ofcla..  had  barn  Menttfled  as 
Fry  aod  vat  taken  to  ate 
burial. 


$4 


Menttfled 
',  notorious  po- 
llos  ctiiiicUr,  but  gave  up  Um  body 
to  a  brother  and  tutor  oC  Pry,  who 
went  to  Tulsa  and  "posltlealy"  iden- 
tified it  aa  that  of  tlMir  brother. 

Bo  positive  war*  member*  'of  Fry* 
family  of  the  Identification,  that 
Mr*.  Pry  at  first  believed  her  hus- 
band to  be  a  ghost  when  b*  walked 
Into  their  home  Friday  night. 

What  disposition  will  bs  made  of 
the  body  burled  in  the  family  plot 
baa  not  boon  determined. 


Mia*  Kctvtetta  Young .  daughter 
Mrs.  Edith  M.  Young  of  Pelree  City, 
became  the  bride  of  Mr.  J.  Or  MoClin- 
ton  at  JopUn  at  a  qui**  oaramoay  at 
the  home  of  the  groom's  parents,  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  B.  B.  MoOllnton  of  Diamond. 
Mo.,  ysatarday  afternoon  at  I  o'clock. 
'Mr.  and  Mra.  Ralph  3.  Madden  of  thla 
city  attended  the  couple,  Mia.  Maddoa 
1*  a  sister  of  the  bride.  Mra.  MoCltn- 
ton  wore  a  street  frock  of  black  geor- 
getU  with  matching  aiusasortaa.  The 


SUBS  FOR  DIVORCE. 
■  Katie  B.  Peat  this  morning  filed  suit 
In  the  circuit  court  for  dlroro*  from 
Arthur  D.  Peat.  They  were  married 
un  December.  1P06,  and  lived  together 
untQ  September.  1937.  The  plaintiff 
alleges  her  husband  threatened  to  kill 
,  her  aad  was,  SUftrrajsome, 


MIlS.   BLAIR  UKDELI* 

Funeral  services  lor  Mrs.  Blair  Be- 
del!. 70.  who  died  Saturday  at  her 
ljuiiir  1112  Kii.-l  Mri'Hiitt'l  htrcet.were 
hrld  at  2:3U  o clock  this  afternoon  at 
the  residence,  with  burial  In  Lincoln 
Mcniorlnl  cemetery  under  direction  of 
the  AlmK   Lohmeyer  Funeral   home. 


I  p        ■  ^^1^7^?* 


*a***a%C5we»s» 


BIRTHS 


)  Rev.  Ira  Karr.  pastor  of  the  Methodist 
Episcopal  church  at  Diamond,  per- 
formed the  service*  which  was  at- 
tended by  Miss  Norm*  MoOUnton. 
alegar  of  the  groom;  Mrs.  Ira  Karr  and 
the  parents  of  the  bride  and  groom 
in  addition  to  the  attendant  couple 
rrom  this  city.  A  four -course  dinner 
followed  the  wedding  ceremony  and 
places  were  laid  for  10.  The  bride 
presided  and  cut  the  large  bridal  cake. 
The  centerpiece  for  the  table  wss 
fashioned  of  a  wreath  of  ferns  and 
pink  begonia  blooms.  The  young 
couple,  both  of  whom  have  been  re- 
siding in  Joplln.  will  be  at  home  In 
that  city  after  September  23.  They 
plan    to    Tlalt    several    nearby    point* 

I  before  returning  to  Joplln  where  Mr. 

j  McCllnton  la  employed  by  the  South - 

i  western    Creamery    company    of    Jop- 

llln. 


Peterson  -Tornq  nl«t . 
A  pretty  wedding;  was  aolemnlrad 
st  noon  Saturday  at  the  home  of  Mr. 
sr.d  Mra.  E.  Tornqulat.  770  College 
street,  when  their  daughter.  Alice 
Ruth,  was  married  to  Mr.  August 
P»:er*on  or  Brooklyn.  N  Y  Rev 
U«i>  M  Hale,  paator  of  the  First 
Baptist  church,  performed  the  cere 
r.u: 

f»'-«       <!'»rle    Tnrnn«.l><      •■..._    _»    ...-   I 

Ir..1 
T::e    ' 
Mi»- 
luu< :. 
t   '■ 

V'.'Ul.i 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Avi*  Oosby,  of  MSI 
Bast  Raaal  street,  announce  the  btrth  |  1 
of  a  son.  Robert  Wesley,  on  Beptam- 
bar  18. 


The  brlflf'a  bouquet  was  of 
is  and  the  bridesmaid.  Mia* 
v.rle  Tomqv.lat.  slater  of  the 
:neU  red  and  white  dahlia*, 
'inn  march  waa  played  by 
vnret  Backlund.  A  buffet 
was  **rved  to  about  60 
i  the  ceremony.  The 
._;..e  departed  on  the  Sunny- 
■!«•'.  of  a  •week  with  rela- 
tive: h:.v.  friends  In  Kansas  City.  Uw- 
rer.>.  K-u .  and  Verona,  Mo.,  after 
wh:r;.  »:;iy  »-M  leave  for  Brooklyn, 
N  Y  their  future  home,  where  Mr. 
Pt >rv  ,n  is  connected  •wtth  the  New 
Yw-:<  Let::.:*;  r;»il7oatt. 

•  -0-- 


8R1 


TUESDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  20,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  I:   Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Harry  and  Calvin  Smith  were  killed  by  a  train.** 
Page  2:  Katie  S.  Peat  sues  to  divorce  Arthur  D.  Peat.  They  were  married  December  16, 


1908. 


Page  3:  C.  H.  Davis  died.** 

William  V.  Thomas  died.** 
Page  5:  Miss  Freda  Wingo  and  Mr.  Ewing  Savage  will  be  married  today  at  the  home  of 
the  bride's  parents  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Fred  Wingo,  817  South  Pickwick  avenue. 

Page  8:  Mamie  E.  Brown  sues  to  divorce  William  II.  Brown.  They  were  married  May 
22,  1923. 

Harold  C.  Dickenson  and  Louise  Schotte,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married 
yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Page  12:  T.  H.  Gideon  was  appointed  curator  for  Virginia  Rose  Godfrey,  a  minor. 


Dead  Two  Daw 
Discovered  by 
For  Car  That  Had 
Them  Fatally      $w 

LETTERS  FROM  MOJH 
ESTABySH§ 


Tell   of   Pathos   tn  Ark 
Home,  With  Indication 
Wero  Returniiife  fr 
To  Har  Plea 


£UX  cniM  alowiy  Bmft 
bX  a  ponderous  boat  car  a* 
elept  Saturday  ni«ht  oa  aa  earth* 
•n  railway  bumpw,  tnw  riillah  Jr 
two  yoatha  ware  found  by  a  ttSSi 
■witching-  crew  at  T  o'clock  hv* 
nbjht  near  the  latarwaetlon  of  ^aoa  , 
■troat  and  L;on  tttn*.  . ' 

The  bodlea  were  lyln*  aSd*  b* 
bM*  on  the  bumper  which  er.d*  Um 
Frleco  spar  eloeraldo  tho  railway** 
record  fila  bulldln*-.  Their  n  aaln< 
choau  told  how  they  mat  death; 
Bleeping  oa  tho  hamper  ta**taar2 
they  failed  to  hear  aa  aporeacfclna* 
lawiicb    engine   and      »     «      ground 


<813 


agauutt  Lhe  bum | 
crew  ahuoted  a  car  aaalwet  It. 
It  la  believed  they  bare  b 
Identified  poeitively  aa  Harry 
Calvla  Smith,  brother*,  who 
hurrying-  to  their  heme  la  Wlneiow. 
Arte,  after  apendlaa;  tho  niaiiaaT 
wortiar   la   Detroit*  Idea,   .   .        i 


MTMOt  IM   La-TYVK* 


i- 


Letters   whioh   rrtablhahod' 
Identity  told  aiao  •»  a  hmag  m»gt»> 
er   tn   Whjato*.   ptoaataf  with " 
boya  to  eaamo  boaae,  «(  a 
la  too  in  to  tqaml  hf» 
of   tho   tatty   aiadiwj 
retttro   af   the   yowtha  w-a* 
to    -nd    foe    th«»tr    iwaaaaw 


we**   ui.    athoa  .aalawfi 
afTI  I  iTTitf  TaTaW 
ho  di**>T«rru  tho  In  Hat  ! 


i<i«i    o*>«u    uf«u    for    aearhL 
M    boura 

Mm*  nignc 

lie  rr-w  who  dlocorered 

i 

■  --»      n  tuv.a    «.  me  n 

I  Mat       •  ••••-.*.***/       •  _«.-  »  ^J^^^ 

o'ci.-rlt 

It    had   a*       I 

thee. 

rl»i)     were    fat 


■  lava    In    th»    nrjTt 


""•♦ttHl 


KILLED  AS  THEY 


Railway    officials    aald 
!lev»«l    tri<«   youths   had   been 
minic"    their    way    home    oa 
trains    and    stopped    near   tho 
i'l"    >.trds    Saturday. 


Finding  a  rootla*  p*aoe  la/ 
shade  of  a  box  car  oa  tho 
Ing  spur,  they  aald, 
probably  decided  «o 
night  there,  Lylnc 
on  the  gradaaj  alopa  of  tho 
which  ends  tho  spur.  A 
crew,  brlngiag  a  car  of  coal  eaVa 
the  spur  late  Saturday  night  awe* 
the  boxcar  lm/nberlng  agalaet  the 
mound.  Tho  yoatha  prabahty  Ala* 
a  few  mlnutea  after  the  ear  aUataa 
jthem.  eitber  of   Internal   injuries  or 


suf  location.  " 

A  telephone  call  to  too  «Uof  of 
police  at  Wlaalow  rsrreaisd  thai  a 
Mr.  and  Mr*.  W.  A.  Smith  JH» 
there.  It  la  beileved  they  are  the 
parents   of  the   youth*. 

A  bill  of  lading  for  a  valine 
•hipped  from  Detroit  on  September 
14  to  Winelow  by  Harry  Smith, 
found  on  the  body  of  the  older  boy. 
served  to  further  ealabllah  their 
Identity. 
+ + 

OTHER    CLUES    FOUND         | 


Letters  from  "Mr*.  W.  A.  Smith. 
VYinalow,"  were  found  on  the  bodies 
of  both  the  youths,  one  addressed 
to  Calvin  Smith  and  the  other  to 
Harry  Smith.  In  these  ahe  begged 
her  sons  to  come  heme,  and  urgod 
Harry  to  etop  In  Wlnslow  for  a 
short  time  if  he  insisted  on  "going 
oa  to  the  oil  fields." 

Both  the  youths  appeared  to  be 
of  a  good  family,  though  they  wero 
dressed  for  the  road.  One  wore  an 
expensive  wrist  watch  and  a  small 
gM.j  pin,  a  liny  airplane  model  set 
with  atones.  On  the  body  of  this 
youth  were  found  two  mall  money 
order  receipts  for  money  believed 
"j  have  (een  sent  lo  hi*  mother 
Tr.e    wrist     watch    had    slopped    at 

l.tO     or  lock. 

A  driver's  license  Isued  In  Detroit 
was  fouod  on  the  body  of  the  older 
boy.  and  the  description  given  of 
him  on  It  was  seen  as  an  accurate 
description  of  the  youth  found  here. 
It  gave  his  eLrolt  Address  as  route 
*  and  described  Mm  a*  brown- 
haired,  blue-eyed,  ud  21   years  old 


I 


A    LITTER    FROM    HOME 


-i 


Th*  poverty  of  the  youths'  fam- 
ily/ is  plainly  but  .  graphically  -  told 
In  »tbe  following  letter  from  Mrs. 
Smith,  found  on  tbe  body  of  the 
jrounge*  boy: 
-Wfaakrw, 
"••vUsnber   9. 

"Dear  eon:  I  will  once  more  write 
you  to  lot  yow  know  1  ana  not  quite 
oaad  y*X.  Calvin.  I  want  to  know 
why  you  don't  write  home  any 
low' fatbar  u  not  well— he 
t  be**  slno*  you  loft  home,  1 
that  you  aro  fee  tin*  fin*, 
•  |«at  flnkmhod  working  in  the 
OsesV)  a  day  and  a  half,  tnaking 
flit,  and  aro  g*Ug  to  pick  again 
today.  Ptoaoo,  CaJrin  you  and 
Marry  eotne  home  and  help  take 
care  of  tho  crop.  Two  boys  you 
know  here  are  going  to  the  oil 
about  the  Z6lh  of  next  month, 
so  you  boys  come  home  and  help 
your  father  with  the  crop,  and  If 
Harry  wants  to  go  on  he  can  go  to 
the  oil  fields  with  them.  Your 
father  la  not  able  u>  take  care  of 
the  crop  by  himself.  Hurry  and 
do      Come     home         Answer,      please. 


Lore  to  you — from  your  mother  and 
all  at  home  to  Calvin." 

The  bill  of  lading  fur  the  valine 
Indicated  Inn:  the  youths  decided 
to  return  home  Immediately,  park- 
ing their  clothing  and  shipping  It  on 
ahead  of  them  on   September   14. 


,    FATHER    WILL  COME    HERE    j 

♦ * 

Another  letter  from  Mrs.  Smith, 
found  on  the  body  of  the  youth 
believed  to  be  Harry  Smith,  con- 
tained a  plea  similar  to  thai  found 
in   the  other  letter. 

A   pipe'  carried  In  a  breust  pocket 

of   one   of  the   youths   was  smashed 

to    bits    by    the   crushing    weight    of 

the    box    car.      An   old    large   copper 

coin    carried    l>y    the    ether     bore     a 

£•:::    i»I>|<ari'n:l)    made    by    the    car. 

j      Keached  by  telephone  at  Wlnslow 

j  last    ni|:hl.    W.   A.   Smith,   a   farmer, 

declared  hla  two  sons  had  left  home 

eaarly    this    summer,    and     that      he 

I  believed    there    was    no    question    of 

■  tr.e   Identification.     He   will  eoine   to 

'  Springfield       today      to      cialm       the 

r.odles     and      complete      funeral     ar- 

-a-.L-'-tr.etits       The    bodies    He    a;    the 

A:m:t    l-or.meyer   funeral  "home. 


Pioneer  Attorney 
Of  Pulaski  County 
Buried  at  Richland 

funeral  services)  were  held  yes- 
terday for  C.  H.  Davis.  47.  prose- 
cuting attar***  of  Pulaakl  ©ounty. 
wso  died  Saturday  at  hla  bom*  at 
Richland  following  a  abort  Ming— 
'The  death  of  Mr.  Da  via  leaves 
Richland,  a  town  of  too  population, 
without  an   attorney. 

Mr  lHlvts  was  tho  oldest  prac- 
ticing attorney  in  }••:!:•»!•.!  .  .*.';;>,, 
having  been  burn  and  reared  In  the; 
county  lie  began  the  practice  of 
law  when  a  young  man  and  filled 
the  office  of  prosecuting  attorney 
severs  I    tenn>.  : 

The  September  term  of  l'ulaskl  I 
tounty  circuit  court  was  convened 
at  Waynravillr  yesterday  morning"' 
by  Judge  \\ .  K.  Uarlon  but  court] 
was  adjourned  until  tudav  .  Court, 
will  tw  reconvened  this  morning  but  | 
further  d*  lay  may  be  < aused  un-  I 
,<-*  tSoverisur  S.  A.  Maker  acts  un! 
II. •■  iippulntmenl  uf  a  prosecutor  lu 
»UiieeJ  .Mr.  Davis. 

Mr.  '  Davis  was  prominent  In 
rte.'ii  •.  r.itlc  politics  oT  the  Ozaras 
for    »o  jmr». 


o*<*H 


!•  


DEATHS 


WILLIAM  V.  THOMAS 
William    V.  -  Thomas,    71,    of    ISM 
Clay    street,    died    yesterday    after- 
noon after  -a  llnserlng  Illness.     He 
is    survived    by    the    widow   and    » 
sons.  W.  F..  Harry  H,  and  Ray.  aU 
of  Sprlncfleld:   two  daughters,  Mrs. 
Eva    White.     Springfield    and    Mrs. 
Chester    Brashear*.   also    of  Spring - 
•eld.   4   grandchildren  and  I  slaters. 
'  Mrs.    Theodocla   Gibson,   of   Spring  - 
'field  and  Mrs.  Lena  Molten,  of  Los 
•  Angeles.    Cal.  Funeral    arrange  - 

nenta  bar*  not  been  completed.  The 
KUngner   company   Is   In   charge    of 
!  arrangements. 


I 


MARRIAGE    LINOESEa 
i.        ..      *-***•»  *L  »«d  Irens  PhO- 
Uns,   II,  botb  of  Aurora,    Harold  C. 
I'lckenson,    81,    and   Louise   Schotra. 
»<.    both   of    Springfield. 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  20, 1927-LEADER 


Page  1:  Harry  and  Calvin  Smith  were  killed  by  a  train.** 

Page  6:  Miss  Corrine  Dobson  and  Mr.  George  Reynaud,  formerly  of  Springfield  were 
married  Saturday  in  Los  Angeles.  The  bride  is  the  daughter  of  Rev.  and  Mrs.  F.  F.  Dobson  of 
Oswego,  Kan.,  formerly  of  Monett.  Mr.  Reynaud  is  a  brother  of  Walter  Reynaud,  formerly  a 
football  star  at  Teachers  college  here. 

Page  12:  A  daughter  Julianna  Elizabeth  Johnson  was  born  September  1 8  to  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Eugene  F.  Johnson,  1001  New  street. 

Elva  Renner  divorced  Elvis  Renner. 
Page  13:  William  V.  Thomas  died.** 

Page  17:  Miss  Corrine  Elizabeth  Duemler  and  Mr.  Oscar  L.  Palmer  were  married.** 
Family  reunion  at  the  home  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  S.  S.  Campbell.** 
Miss  Erma  Jean  McKinney  and  Mr.  Elmer  F.  Bath  were  married.** 
Miss  Mabel  Stiver  and  Mrs.  W.  S.  Eckman  were  married.** 
Reunion  held  at  the  home  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  M.  Tuck.** 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jake  Marx  celebrated  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 


Btaalatt  of  Cousins 

A  cousins'  reunion  and  basks t  din- 
ner van  held  st  the  hocne  of  Mr. 
sad  Mrs.  8.  8.  Campbell.  9*0  tut 
Division  street.  Those  who  attended 
*ere:  Messrs  and  M— rtsmos  R  A. 
Oampbell.  Iuim  Cslloway,  Claude 
atone  and  sou,  Billy,  Alien  Cain  and 
■on.  Aliru.  Jr.;  Misses  Relhe  »u.-_r. 
Wills  Belle  Stone.  Juanita  Campu«u, 
Vlxrcella  o.:i  .  ilw:»  Viigll  Uni 
aad  Oeorge  Cain  and  the  out-of-iovn 
fuests.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Harry  Stone  of 
MarahfleJd.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Lie  yd 
Brooks  and  son.  Lonnle  Jean,  of  Jop- 
lla  and  Mr*.  Ellen  Bodenbammer  or 
8t.  James. 

Bath-McKcnnejr. 
Mrs  Mary  K.  McKinney.  1612  Col- 
lege street,  anaunoe*  the  marriage  of 
her  daughter,  Krma  Jean,  to  Mr. 
Kmer  F.  Batn  of  this  city.  The 
ceremony  was  performed  at  Ozark 
Sv»«]ay.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Bath  are  sj, 
home  st  ISIS  College  street. 


BeonJsa  at  Taak 
A  family  reunion  was  bald  Sunday 
at  the  home  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  M. 
Tuck  near  Bolivar.  A  large  dinner  j 
to  the  foOowtng  Messrs  ! 
O.  F. 
May.  Osorga  Low*. 
Kemdon.  Fred  May.  h.  IE 
Agnes  Tack.  Mr.  Ralph  Low*  and  the 
young  people.  Max  nnd  Kern  Hem- 
don.  Junior  May,  Martha  Ann  May, 
and  the  out-of-town  guests.  Mrs. 
Nettle  Devise  of  Kansas  City 
Miss  Bart  May  of 

Eckman-SUver. 
Mrs.  Jennie  Murray,    lias     North 
Missouri  'a\euue,  anouncee  the  mar- 
riage of  hex  niece.  Miss  Mabel  Btlter. 
to  Mr.  W.  8.  Koknaan  Sunday  morn- 
ing at.  the  home  of  Rev,  T.  H.  WlJee.  ' 
pastor     of     Grant      Avenue      Baptist  , 
church.    Mrs.  Eckman  has  been  mak-  ' 
log  her  home  with  her  sunt. 


915 


ed. 


I 


*W 


BODIES  OF  TWO 
BROTHERfrHERE 


It   Is   believed    that    the   youths   had 
be*n   "bumming"   their  way  and   were 
en    route    home,    as    the    leller    found 
on    one    of    the    boys    written    by    his  • 
mother  urged  them   to  come  home  as 
ah*  needed  aid.  Railway  employee  be-  j 
lieve    that    the    buys    stopped    on    the 
apur  Saturday  night  and  comfortably  | 
situated    themselves   for   a   few  hours 

Tff,i 


Harry    and    Cahrm— Sffiith, 

Winslow,  Ark.,  Meet  Death 

on  Frisco  Tracks. 


KILLED  AS   THEY    SLEEP 


Youths  Apparently  Had  Gone 

to  Steep  on  Bumper  at  End 

of  Switch  Spur. 


Crushed  by  a  Frisco  freight  car  as 
they  alept.  th*  bodlea  of  Harry  and 
Calvin  Smith,  brothers,  of  Winslow. 
Ark.,  were  found  by  a  switching  crew 
at  7  o'clock  InM  night  nctr  the  in-  j 
tets.f  t:on  of  Chase  Btreet  and  Lyon  j 
ftvejnif  j 

The    rhCF.ts   of    both    youths,    lying  ! 
eldc  by  side  on  the     bumper     which  j 
end*    the    Frisco    spur    alongside    the  I 
railways   record   file    building,     were  | 
horribly  crushed.    They  were  believed 
to    have   been    killed    Saturday    night 
when   the  car.  loaded  with   coaL  was 
cut    loo«e    from    a    train    and    backed  i 
Into  !.he  flrilr.r, 

Identification  Made.  j 

The  bodies  were  taken  to  the  Alma  ' 


-   Mr. 

er*d  lest  mcht  at  a  dinner  a*  *fac 
Oolonat  hotel  on  the  fiftieth  aasuV 
msmry  of  their  wedding.  Butty  gneeta 
attended  the  dinner,  arranged  by  local 
frlenda  of  the  Springfield  pioneers, 
among  them  being  a  score  of  relattrea 
Of  th*  couple,  who  came  here  from 
sereral  clUea  to  participate  In  the 
annlveraary  celebration. 

Ignace  Olaaer  acted  aa  toaetrnskster 
at  the  speaking  program  which  fol- 
lowed the  banquet,  and  in  a  abort 
talk  paid  hla  compliment*  to  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Marx. 

Complimentary  talks  alao  were  made 
by  Or.  Herbert  Spits  of  NaehrUle, 
» «ea*ev^g  ay  a>e^e*^p^  w*  ae^ec  #a^e»n  M'aia 
Suliaab   at* 


Mr.  and  Mta.  Man  were  the  recfpl- 
I  enta  over  the  week-end  of  many  mas 
leagea  of  congnHnlatlawa  team,  tMaade 
I  in  other  titles,  as  «dl  aa  the  personal 
fellcltattone  of  aprlngtlakUaoa.  and  of 
many  gtfte  to  mark  the*  folded  an- 
niversary. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Marx  have  Head  to 
Springfield  with  the  exception  of  a 
few  months,  ah  of  their  married  Ufa. 
coming  hare'  nearly  so  rears  ago  from 
Louies-Ilia.  Xy.  Mr.  Marx  engaged  hi 
the  clothing  buelneee  after  osaatng 
j  hare  and  ip  one  of  the  cays  buelneaf 


teornf)  er  Funeral  home  where  a  let-  A 
g«r  And  other  articles  found  an  th— tj 
gars    their    Identlfloatloc.     A    letter 
aore   the   algnature  of  their  mother 
and  waa  mailed  at  Wlnalow.  Ark. 

After  talking  with  Mr.  and  Mra. 
W.  A.  Smith  of  that  town.  Coroner 
Jewell  B.  Windle  aald  that  almost 
positive  IdentLfloeUon  wae  certain. 
11m  parents  of  the  boya  will  coats  to 
•t^wtnigfwait.peobaaUy  arrlrlng  at  mid- 
night tonight,  to  take  charge  of  the 


deaths! 


y. 


*; 


endley.    aa    «r 


An  Inquest  will  be  held  at  10  a.  nr.  | 
tomorrow.   Coroner   Windle  announe-  I 


ltwt  Clay 

afternoon  after  a  Ungerlnf 
la  eumred  by  hla 
W.  F..  Barry  X. 
Springfield;   two  daughters,  Mra. 
White  and  Mra.  Cheater 
Springfield,    two   eastern 
grandchlldran.     Arrangaaaanta 
charge  of  the 


«ra 

of 


are  la 


su 


nirr  Springfield  Girl  Weda. 

■.mermen  t  ha*  been  received 
..  .  uf  toe  marriage  or  41U»  Corrlne 
Ulltabeth    Duemlcr.    daughter   of   Mr. 

Art*,  to  Mr.  Omit  L.  Farmer,  eleo  of 
Phoenix,  Saturday.  The  young  couple 
will  tat*  *  weddinc  trtp  to  Oread 
Canyon  and  will  be  at  home  after 
October  11  In  Ptooenuc.  The  bride 
end  her  family  rtelded  here  until  . 
about  three  yeara  ago.  , 

WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  21, 1927--DA1LY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  3:  Mrs.  Kate  Smith  died.** 
Page  5:  Miss  Freda  Mabel  Wingo  and  Mr.  Ewing  Savage  were  married.** 

Miss  Marian  Galbreath  and  Mr.  Byron  Cole  were  married.** 
Page  12:  Daughter  born  September  19  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  Versaw  of  1 1 19  East 
Commercial  street. 

church. 

The  bride's  (own  wae  of  white 
eatin  etudded  with  rhlneetonee  and 
a  large  rhlneelone  buckle  and  with 
■Ilk  fringe  Unletting  the  rtppllng 
cap*.  With  It  she  wore  »  head 
drrna  of  oransje  bloaaome  and  ellr- 
,,.-  >,  M  ..in-  aallli.  Iter  uouuael 
urn  of  »  hlte  roses  and  bal-y  breath 
in  nhower  eHect.  ller  golne.  away 
frock  was  of  delph  blue  Jersey,  with 
Mark  trlmmlnge.  with  hat  and  oth- 
er acceasorlee  of  harmonising  colore. 

Immediately  following  the  cere- 
mony an  Informal  reception  »»» 
held  and  a  two-courss  luncheon  wae 
aerved  In  the  dining  room.  The  se- 
riating gueete  were  Miss  L*u4»e 
nooenbauer.  Mice  Margaret  B*nk». 
Mi..  Louise  Martin.  Mlaa  Helen 
Heed  and  Mre.  Victor  Dorrell-  About 
li  rloee  frtende  of  the  two  families 
were  •preeent. 

The  bride  I-  •  tradoate  of  the 
Renter  Hhjh  echoo!  and  •"ended 
Prury  college  two  yeara.  ■*•*■■ 
member  of  Ta«  Phi  tat-wj« 
M..1  very  fopt.Ur  among  the  voorg 
membra  of  the  society  set.  Many 
«l„.wer»  and  partlee  have  b  en 
?i".nTn  her  honor  durln,  the  P«" 
f«»    weeka. 

Mr  Savage,  who  U  a  graduate  of 
lhr;VnTorMIKhe.h.,aandanUin>- 

,,    .w.oolated    wl«h    the    L**e    Save. 
I-alntlng  company. 

Mr  and  Mr*.  Savage  left  1*"* 
.,5.1  for  •  motor  trip  *rou«l. 
■"ufnern  -tate-  and  «*»  ^!  ?/ 


E. $&*& 


o 


>  • 

NE  of  the  prettleat  home  wed- 
ding* of  the  season  took  place 
at  the  hem*  of  Mr.  and  Mre.  Fred 
Wing*.  »17  Seeth  Ptekwtck  eveno*.1 
at  •  o'clock  yesterday  afternoon' 
when  their  only  deoghter,  yreda 
VabeL  became    the    bride    of    Mr. 


Bwing  Savage.  *  eon  of  Mr*.  Lee 
Savage,  Ml  South  Market  av»cue,  | 
The  cermeony  room  wae  attract- 
ive with  It*  color  motft  of  pink  and 
white  which  waa  developed  with 
roeea  and  dahlia*  In  large  art  baa- 
keta.  An  Improvised  alter  of  green- 
•ry  wae  arranged  before  the  fire- 
piece,  forming  e  lovely  background 
for  the  bridal  couple,  while  the 
stairway  waa  outlined  with  emlla* 
and  asparagus  fern.  The  other 
room*  were  adorned  with  *  profu- 
sion of  garden  flowere  emphaalalng 
an  arrangement  of  many  color*. 

Previous    to    the    c*remr>ny  Mlaa 
lrma       Rethbone      a*ng     Snuberfe 
'Song  of   Love"    and    "Deep   In    My 
Heart."  from    The  Student  Prince." 
Aa  the   bride  descended   the  stair- 
way and  entered  the  ceremony  room 
en  the  arm  of  her  father,  who  gave 
h^r     In     marriage.     Mendleeeohn  # . 
wedding  muelo  waa  played  by  Mlae 
Kell   Roae   and   Mre.   Knola  Caleld 
Hti'dley.     who     aleu     aottly     gave 
Cfcoman'e  "At  Dawning*:  dnttag  the 
ecrvlce.     wkloh  .  wae  read  by  tn» 
Reverend  J.  W.  Peerecn.  paetor  of 
St        Paul       MethodUt       Bpleoopal 


K"w«  be"*t   home  at   Si;   *<>uth 
Pickwick  avenue. 


g<n 


'MR&.  KATE  SMITH 
Mr*  luil*  Smith,  tl.  of  NUngu. 
dlej  t^itiUt  afternoon  In  ■  hoa- 
.plUJ  her*.  She  U  surriTed  by  b«r 
hu!*,>4  OU*!  a'danghur.  Dorothy. 
hsr  Uihtr  and  mother.  Mr.  and  Mr*. 
Je<-k*oa  LHtennaa  of  Nlanrua; 
focr  sister*.  Mr*. .  Lent*  O'Connor 
c<  Spring-field,  Mr*.  Matt  Hendricks 
«f  NUnma.  Mr*.  Uaal*  Rader  of 
MarahrjeM.  Mm.  Orao*  Bowden  of 
•  Irore  Hlwinr*.  Mn  ;  five  l>oMherii. 
<X<-ar.  lllram.  Porter  »nj  CUrvnM 
l*tt««-man.  all  of  Nlanrua.  and  Jo* 
I*1tenn*n  of  nruner.  Mo.  Funer- 
■1  eerrtr**  wlU  he  conducted  at 
!10  oVKx-k  this  afternoon  at  Nlan. 
qua.  with  Initial  In  the  cemetery 
ihere.  The  body  will  bo  taken  ovsr- 
l»nd  thU  mnrnlns;  by  th*  Kllnrner 
f-ineral    home. 


OALBREATM-COLE 

The    n,nrri.,K«.      ,,f    Miss      M:lrilln 
i-il.-rrail,      5s*    i>h„..»„t    Miret.     t„ 

,  ••"'""    lVI«'     «'•«'    IVl'Ur   atrrn   ,' 

•«k    l'!...k       S..,.,on.l..r    I.I      „,    ,,„,  , 
';"»•;  "'  the  Broom'*  »ulrr.  Mr„    u  | 

TK.„    ,,    ,.f    Kansas,   nvriiuo       The 
•  f  Wet,   Avenue  M     K.  rh,lrrh    ^  I 

.  '."V    "  ,  T'"  '"  ':rl'-  w!:i  »>■>»>«■ 

r   Rome    In    Hon  |,I1K    Ur,rn     Mp 


MARRIAGE  UCENSE8 

l'aul  U  Hula*.  IS.  and  Minnie  M.  • 

Lehar.  IS.  both  of  Springfield:   Wll- 

li.itll      K.      Plbben.     ?!.     anil      Frovla  ; 

Chandler.   l«.  both  of  Springfield.      , 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  21, 1927-LEADER 

Page  12:  Harry  and  Calvin  Smith  were  killed.** 

Newton  Simmons  died.** 

Mrs.  Kate  Smith  died.** 

W.  C.  Thomas  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 
Page  16:  There  is  an  article  about  Sterling  Price. 
Page  17:  Miss  Frieda  Mabel  Wingo  and  Mr.  Ewing  Mitchell  Savage  were  married.** 


DEATHS 


I 


NEWTON    ai\TMON(l 

Funeral  services  were  held  Monday 
'.  for  Newton  Simmon*.  80  y**x*  old. 
!  formerly  of  Springfield,  who  died 
1  Sunday  at  bU  home  In  Clinton.  Mo. 
I  Mr.  Simmons  waa  a  Civil  war  Tet*r*n 
;  and  was  a  member  of  the  O.  A.  H  of 
8prtngfleld  He  Is  survived  by  a  sis- 
ter and  two  brother!. 


MR*.  KATE  P.MITH. 
Funtnl  service*  were  held  at  2  30 
p.  m  todav  «t  Ntangua  for  Mrs  Kate 
Smith.  35  of  Nisngus  who  died  yes- 
terday afternoon  In  a  boapltal  her*. 
Th*  body  whs  taken  overland  thl* 
morning  by  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
borne.  She  Is  survived  by  ber  hus- 
band. Otis:  a  daughter.  Dorothy;  ber 
father  and  mother.  Mr.  and  Mr*. 
Jackson  L*tt«rm*n  of  mango*;  ftwr 
nam,  Mm.  Letti*  .  O"0ooaor  jc€ 
Springfield.  Mn.  Mary  Bcndrtcfa  Of 
Nlanrua,  Mr*.  E**l«  Rader  of  Mg>- 
field,  Mr*.  One*  Bowoan  of  droto 
Spring*.  Mo„  and  tent 
Oscar,  BlfaiB,  Porter  and 
Lrttarman  of  Brunor.  Mo. 


WYC  THOMAS 

»  Tuner*!  seT  views  wwr*  b*ld  *4  * 
today  at  the  horn*  for  W.  C 
73.  who  died  Monday  at  hi* 
1304  Clay  street. -following  a  lingering 
:i.:,esa.  Burial  was  m  Maple  Park 
cemetery  under  direction  of  Us* 
Kllngner  Funeral  home  He  is  sur- 
vived by  bis  wife.  Mr*.  Laura  Thomas. 
three  sons.  W  S  Thomas  of  txx 
Thomas- Turner  Tea  and  Coffee  com- 
pany: Harry  H.  of  near  Springfield: 
Roy  E  .  1307  Clay  avenue;  two  daugh- 
ters. Mrs  C  M  WhIU.  1370  Washing- 
ton avenue  and  Mrr.  Chester  Beshears. 
033  East  Division  street,  by  t»o  sis- 
ters. Mrs.  Theodocl*  Gibson  of 
Springfield  and  Mrs.  Laura  Molbtn  of 
California. 


I 


Mr.  and  Mr*.  E.  R  McDanlel.  831 
I  Webster  street,  announce  th*  birth 
i  of  a  son,  James  Edwin,  September  4. 


8<i8 


Mlaa  Tried*  Mabel   Wiago.  daugh- 
ter of  Mr.  end  Mr*  Jrred  Wlngo,  »17 
bouth  Pickwick    avenue.,-  became    tbe 
uride  of  Mr.   Ewlng  Mitchell  S«vMi. 
son  of  Mrs.   Lm  Seraga.  MS   South 
!  Market     avenue,     at     en     Impressive 
ceremony     yesterday     evening     at    6 
o'clock  at   the    home   of  the  biide'e 
parents.    .Attractive   arrangement*  of 
,  nam  aad  dahlia*  formed  a  pink  and 
'  *hlte  color  scheme  amid   the   green 
;  of  the  fern  and  anil  lax  outlining  the 
'  stairway  down  which  the  bride  paaaed 
1  to    an    Improvised    altar    before    tbe 
':*f;:luT  a'   nti*  r::ii  r»f  t^e  !'»r.K  Uv- 
::iK    room        Oardr;.     fiower*    tn    art 
i   tjaoheu     t-iid      vw*»      decorated      Lhe 
!  other  room*  of  the  horn*.    MIm  Irma  ' 
Kalhbone    sluk     Bhuberta     "Song    of  ' 
\-r.r"  f«*  rr.  Illoeaorn  Time"  and  "De»-p  ' 
In     My     Kcirt       ttitm     tbe      iuudei.t  j 
Frfnre"   preceding    ti»*   entrance      of  | 
• :  «■    i  :u:,-.'.    raujrle       1:.*    a~:  o:u;»*r.!- 
lueUt   was   r.'i*>«-d    l<>   Miss  Neil   Kjw,  . 
ptuilat  and  Mrt.  Cnoja  Calvin  Hand-  ' 
>rA vjuHhlat  »-!".»i  ii!v;  played  t !»**  •* ••'1  - 
j;ilg*lh*rcb  iroui  Lr-latngrlti  by  W»<-  j 
:.er    iiiirt    "At    Dawning"    by    Cadmun  t 
throughout   the  service,     Tlw   brad* 
entered  on  tbe  arm  of  bar  father  who 
gave  her  in  marrtaf*.  aad  aee*  Mat 
a*  the  aJ 

Methodlet  Episcopal  chtiTeh. 
.  ring  eenrlce.     The  gown  worn  by 

j  bride  wa*  of  ahlmmatlog  white 

with  a  cape  effect  formed  of  lS-fneh 

fringe.       Rhlnestonea     atudded     the 

drew  and  finished  the  walatUna.    The 

!  headdress  was  formed  of  four  bande 

»f   orange    bloasoma   and    allppera    of 

a  bite    satin     were     worn     with     the 

costume.      Her   shower    bouquet   wa* 

formed    of    brlde'e    roaea    and    baby 

breath.     An    Informal    reception    wa* 

beld  following  the  wedding  ceremony 

end  a  two-course  luncheon  wa*  aerv-  | 

ed  to  the  50  clone   friend*  and  rela-  I 

Uvea.      A    larye    heart-shaped     white  j 

»-o>r  *h|r)i   »u.n  r>">r«ted   vJth  «-ft;t*f 

.•<«»^>t »♦-»  c-cr»t»rr<:   •  ;.«•   •».(.::•      TiJl   ?j  ... 

-c**  hi  *laa*  tc.dpr*  K<:^rrir«l  'he  fojr 

A     t.UISlber     Of 

I  ::u*    mhr>    a*- 


If 


She  is  a   popular  mem-  I 


engagement 

ber  of  young  society  and  Is  a  member 
•of  lau  I'j.j  Chuoma  son.riiy.  She 
.graduated  from  Senior  High  achool 
land  was  n  student  at  Drury  for  two 
years.  Mr.  Snvnge  Is  also  a  graduate 
o:  Bei  !r-  )!!•),  s,!vk.:  „,id  Is  n  mem- 
ber ■  •(  • 
Uy  li. 
Painting 
pie  have 
of   Uitir  Jive* 


!'■;■..!   !'•.:   0:i.f»gu   frateri.- 

•  ■"  '•   ■   *   <U   In-  Saline 

r.p.ii.v     •  U. Hi    young   peo- 

••<l    here  the   greutcr   pari* 


I 


NO  BLAME  FIXED 
IN  DEATH  OF  TWO 


Coroner's  Jury  Finds  Arkan- 
sas Brothers  Were  Killed 
Accidentally.  j 


A     coroners     Jury     empaneled     at 

,  10  a    m     today   by  Coroner  JtnU   S  ' 

;  Windle    to    investigate    the    deaths   of 

!  Harry  and   Calvin   Smith,   brothers    of 

Window.    Ark      vhoM   crushed    bod  lev 

were   fo'inr!    Monday    night   near      the 

old  banana   plant  at  Chase  etreet  and 

l.jcn  avenue    jrare  a  verdict  that  their 

deaths    were    due    Vn    ai.    accident   and 

that    no  criminal    responsibility   could 

»■*    !a!>l 

fliv.1     that     Harr,     *nd     «  a<>ali     niuitb 
ramr   to   their   deaths    b;     Interns)    In-  . 
Jurle*   caused    by    being    struck    by    a  . 
brake   beam    of   Frisco   record   car   No.  j 
12630.  the  said  car  being  kicked  onto 
*.   dlr!    bumper,    located    on    tbe   south 
side   "f    th?    old    banar..    plant.    Chase 
•  treet    and    Lyon    avenue         Evidence 
«ho»s    that    ar.rldeu:    could     ha-.e    o^ 


I  v   -.:•..: 

I 


,*: 


IK     l.f 

a.-.'s 


tr.e 


«   ••  ■.  :;  w  •••■  ^  hf;aw« 

-^  —    Mvri:  .     :     ..-.»      H«#sisr4hau«, 

Wr.fr?ire:    Mn:-.1:«.    A:.:     T.«  ker.    Hr>n 

Reed    and    Mr*.    V.r'or    l>»rre:;       Mr. 

and  Mm.  6nvn^o  left  last  nlRht  for  a 

motor  trip  to  the  south   and   will   be 

a:  i .  r..r  ,,•  n:7  s-.-mi  P:-ku:rk  n\r. 

raie.    tijv.ri    theS    rr'urn.  a     larve 

number  of  showein,  bridge  parties  ■■:  d 

luncheons    have    been    Kiven    for    the 

I  bride  since  the  announcement  of  htt 


'  curved  Saturday.  Baptembei  17.  or 
more  probably  Sunday.  September  id. 
Evidence  further  show*  that  'death 
waa  an  accident  and  no  crlmmeJ  re- 
aponalblllty  can  be  laid  for  their 
death*." 

W.   A.   Smith   os- 
father  of  the  youth*,  _ 
Ceivta,  i«.  arrived  La  Springnead  lead 
night  to  Uk*  chart*  •* 
landing  word   from    two 
Harry's   wife    the    bodlaa   will   remain 
at  tbe  Aim*  lobmeyer  Funeral  horn* 
Burial  will  be  at  Window. 


8<n 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  22,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1 :  A  son  James  Edwin  McDaniel  was  born  September  4  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  R. 
McDaniel  of  330  West  Webster  street. 

Ruth  M.  Atteberry  sues  to  divorce  William  V.  Atteberry. 
Page  2:  Harry  Smith  and  Calvin  Smith  were  killed.** 

Newt  Simmons  died.** 
Page  8:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jake  Marx  celebrated  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 
Page  11:  Card  of  thanks  for  expressions  of  sympathy  signed  by  James  L.  Burke. 


Mother    Dangerously    II!    in 

Arkansas   As  Result  of 

Apoplexy  Stroke 


The    bodies    of  two   youths  who 

net  death  under  ft  Frisco  boX  car 
hi  re  Saturday  night  were  eent  yes- 
terday to  a  grief-torn  homo  In 
tvtnelow.  Ark.,  a  homo  where  their 
•  ged    mother  lies  dangerously   111. 

W.  A.  Smith,  father  of  the  youth* 
confided  to  Coroner  Jewell  K. 
Wlndle  before  leaving  Springfield 
for  Wldslow  yesterday  that  hi*  wife 
1  id  suffered  ft  stroke  of  apoplexy  n  | 
»hort  time  before  word  of  her  sons' 
deaths  waa  received,  and  that  he 
feared  the  shock  of  thle  tragedy] 
would  cause  her  death. 

No  question  of  the  youth*'  Identl 
lies    frmalns.       Thev     were     Marry  I 
Smith.    21.   and    hi*   brother.   Calvin. 
1C.  both  of  whom  were  on  their  way 
Lome  from  Detroit  to  aid  their  fam- 
ily, now  In  atmoat  destitute  circum- 
stance*      They   were   killed   as  thev 
e'ept   on    n    Ft!«co   spur  bumper  heri'i 
Saturday  night,  ft  hoi  car  rrushlnc 
them   to   death   against   the  bumper.  I 
r.n^   their  r>ortles  were  not  found  un- 
til  Monday   night. 

Seven  of  nine  children  In  th* 
Pmlth  family  have  died  In  recent 
years.  Mr  Smith  atild.  He  own*  ft 
small  farm  near  Wlnalow.  and  hns 
worked  for  many  year*  with  the 
fTlaco  there. 

A  coroner'*  Jury  called  by  Mr 
kindle  decided  vesterdnv  mnrnlnr 
tr-it  the  brothers'  clenth  war.  caused 
hv  an  unavoidable  accident,  and 
that  no  one  could  be  held  crlmln.il- 
lv  liable.  The  bodies  M'era  sent  to 
Wins-low  for  huii.il  hy  the  Alma 
Lo"hmeyer    Funeral    home. 


lf)NE  of  the  moat  delightful  of  all 
!  the    answers    to    this   enigmatic 

I  question.   "What   Is   Love?"  Is  con- 
tributed by  Mrs.  Juke- Mars,  Kngle- 
nook     apartments,     whose    romance 
|  really   inspired   the  contest. 

Mr.  *nd  Mrs.  Marx  (shown 
I  above)  celebrated  the  golden  annl- 
i  vemary  of  their  wedding  Monday. 
t'»ii  '  In  the  evening  were  guest  i  at 
a  Immiuct  at  tho  Kcnlwood  Arms 
hotel,  attended  by  about  70  of  their 
trlcnda.  The  room  nnd  tables  were 
beautifully  decorated  with  golden 
blossoms,  and  a  great  golden  wed- 
ding bell  hung  over  the  heads  of 
Mi  and  Mrs.  Marx.  Mr.  lgnnre 
lil.mer  ncted  as  loastmnater.  und 
congratulatory  speeches^  were  made 
hy  several  of  the  guests.  Including 
Irving  Schwab  nnd  l>r.  Ilcrmun 
Spitz.  Mrs.  Man's  nephew  from 
Nashville.   Tenn. 

From  her  more  than  50  years  ex- 
perlenii-  being  "In  love."  Mrs.  Marx 
sa  y  a : 

"Love   Is  a   flower  of  frlrest  hue. 
Hut    stormy   waves   surround    It: 
And   bitterly  must  u.  woman  rue 
The  hour   she   does  not    *lnd   !t." 


I 


Funaral  servlc**1  war*  conducted 
Monday  afternoon  at  Clinton.  Mo, 
for  M«wt  Simmons.  10,  *  who  dltd  t 
hta  homo  In  Clinton  early  Sunday 
morning.  Ha  m  a  veteran  of  tbs 
Civil  war  and  a  member  of  tho  Q. 
iR.  Ha  la  survived  by  ona  alater 
and  two  brothers.  Funaral  asrvioaa 
were  conducted  by  the  Reverend 
John  Bry,  pastor  o4  the  Clinton 
Baptist  church  and  Interment  waa 
hs  tho  Clinton  oaxmtary. 


THIS  IS  TO  ACKNOWLEDGE  with  sin- 
crrs  thank*  la*  kind  expression  of  rour 
iimpuhr      James    L.    Burke. 

7  sasssisisssssjMWMWM^sssj  ■  ■■eeeeeseeee<Mi^  t 


°\oo 


THURSDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  22, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  11:  Mrs.  Frances  M.  Clarkson  died.** 

John  B.  Garrison  died.** 
Page  12:  There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  "our  baby  Martha  Jane  Massey  who  died  one 
year  ago  today,"  signed  by  father,  mother,  and  grandparetns. 


DEATHS)  JSSsSSSSsz 


JOM*     ft.    (•4Rftl«OV     D!ft*. 
J*vhn   B    Q*fr«a<Mt    *4  t**.-*  *U1    wall  j 

ktiowb    tn/i»u*n     county     curjm+a 
h,d  l4nu*t.  died  wbi*  mama*  ai  lut 
bona  in  Oaart      Death  leauflsd  ftwa*  i 
*  iingeriDa;  tltnaaa     M«  »  MiliK  by  I 
him    wide*.   Mia.    came    Ow—i    • 
brother.    Landoa    Ovrm.    and    bla ! 
•grd     paicbU.    Mr.    and    Mn    Hiram  j 
Oamaon.  <x  Onrk. 
ffltnU    art    loeoarpeata 
«t!I  be  hr'd  tr>mcr.-</*  -a  Saturday 


with. 

la  »ur»l»ed  by  two 


Thomaa 

grandcmidi— 

All 

bald  at  3  oaaac*  ItMay 
haw  Saiaaa  church,    fhirtai 


FRIDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  23,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  3:  A  daughter  Margaret  Jane  McArtor  was  born  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Brown  McArtor 
of  Brighton,  Mo. 

Page  5:  Miss  Bertha  Myers  and  Mr.  Lafa  Tiberghein  were  married.** 
Miss  Corrine  Dodson  and  Mr.  George  Reynaud  were  married.** 
Miss  Marzelle  Marbut  and  Mr.  Erskel  Henderson  were  married.** 
Page  11:  A  son  John  Charles  Fairman  was  born  September  2 1  to  Judge  and  Mrs.  John 
H.  Fairman  of  91 1  North  National  avenue. 

Son  born  September  14  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  Vanzandt  of  1 1 89  East  Mill 
street. 

Page  15:  Card  of  thanks  from  James  L.  Burke  for  sympathy. 

Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  "our  bereavement,"  signed  by  Miriam 
Goodhue  Lynch  and  Genevieve  Louise  Lynch. 
Page  16:  Francis  M.  Clarkson  died.** 
John  B.  Garrison  died.** 


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MARBUT  HEN DERSOf 

Mi**   Maririir     Marbut     ana      Mr. 
grakel    Hendeiron.   both   of    Alonetu  ■ 

.  wfrt,  married   Sunday    moraine    at 
the  home; of  Mr.  AsbuYy  DaTla.  they* 
Reverend)  Vfrnfrad     Davis     reading 
the-  eerv  (<■••.  -  They  were  Httonded  by  ' 
MIhm  Kuth   Marbut.   tha  brides  eta- i 

Iter,  and  Mr.  Cheater  Henderaon,  Iba  | 

;  bridegrooms  brother.  '  Tha  bride, 
who  is  a  former  atudent  of  Drury. 

i  college  and  has  bean  teaching  at 
the  Marbut  school  near  Monett.<le 
a   daughter  of   Mr.   and    Mrs.    Clint 

,  Marbut.      Mr.    Henderson    I*   a    aon  ( 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ben  K.  Henderson. 


C|0l 


MYERS-TIBERGMEIN 

The     marriaga     of     Misa     Bertha 

'Myers,    daughter    of    Mr.    arid    Mrs. 

!  B.   II.   Myers   of   Nlxa.   to    Mr.   Lufa 

JTIbanhaln     of     Hot     Springs.     Ark., 

took     I'lale     September     17    at     Hot 

.isprjnea-  Among  those  who  attended 

■    the    wedding    'were     Mr.    and     Mrs. 

.   Kvri-t  Myers  and  Mr.  George  Myers 

I    of  till"   <    l\        The   eoiijilo   "ill    live  In 

I  Hot   Pprlr.gi. 


PERSONALS—  1 


We  wish  to  .exprees  th*  sincerest  trati- 
tuu  and  appreciates  ta  onr  assay  friends 
for  tbetr  generous  ■jraipe.Ugr  and  beauti- 
ful floral  offerings,  la  oar  recent  be- 
reavement. 

MIRIAM  GOODHUE   LYNCH. 
GENEVIEVE    LOUISE    LYNCH. 

1 


^ 


I 


DEATHS 


.       FRANC**    M-    CLARKSON 
■«  Funeral   services   for  France*   M.j, 
Clarkson.    M   years   old.    who   died 
at  U  o'clock   yesterday  morning  at 
tbe   home    of  his   son.  C.   L.   Clark - 
••a.   of   route   1.   will    be   held  at    2 
o'clock  thla  afternoon  at  New  Salem 
church  with   burial   In  Mount   Com- 
fort   cemetery    tinder    direction    ot  > 
t>e    KUnCBW    Funeral    home.      In  ( 
adBlrkm  to  the  aon   with  whom  he  • 
made   hU   home,    he   la   survl\ed    by 
two  other  eons.  E.   M.  Clarkson.  of ! 
Seattle.  Wash.,  and  Thomas  Clark-  ! 
•aa.  of  Ash  Grove,   nine  grandchll-  , 
dr»n   and    11   great    RrandrhlMren       | 


JOHN    B.   GARRISON 
John   B.   Garrison.    64.    prominent 
•aimer  and   dairyman   of   Christian 
county,  died   yesterday  after  a   Un- 
caring- Illness  at     his     home     near 
Osark.    He  la  survived  by  his  wife. 
Mrs     Carrie    Garrison;     a     brother. 
London  Garrison,    two  sisters.   Mrs 
Angle   Taylor   and      Miss      Florence 
Garrison,  and  his  aged  parents.  Mr. 
and    Mrs.    Hiram    Garrison,    all      ot 
Osark.      Funeral    nrrnnKfnvnti"    ar« 
Incomplete,     but    servicer     probably 
will    be   conducted    at    Uiurk    Friday 
or  Saturday. 


MID 

Th»  marrta**  of  Mlqs  Oorrlne 
Dodaon  to  Mr.  George  Reynaud  took 
place  tag*.  Saturday  In  Loo  An- 
I^W,  Mm  Mi»«  NelUo  How- 
ard and  Mr.  Yflton  Reynaud.  the 
bridegroom's  brother,  attending  the 
coupV  '  The  bride  Is  a  daughter  of 
the  Reverend  and  Mrs  F.  F.  Dob- 
eon,  formerly  of  Monett.  and  a 
former  student  of  the  University  of 
Kansas.  Mr.  Reynaud  la  the  son 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  J.  Heynnul  anJ 
for  two  years  was  a  student  at 
State  Teachers  college.  He  Is  now 
employed  by  the  Standard  OH  com- 
pany and  the  couple  will  reside  in 
Los  Angeles. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  23.  1927 -LEADER 
Page  23:  Miss  Ruth  Frazier  and  Mr.  J.  E.  Guinn,  Jr.,  were  married.** 
Page  8:  Francis  M.  Clarkson  died.** 

Peggy  June  Hauser  died.** 

John  B.  Garrison  died.** 


August  1923. 


Ruth  M.  Atteberry  sues  to  divorce  William  V.  Atteberry.  They  were  married 


in 


Birth  reported.** 


*4»   ,     .        Gulno-rrasler. 

Mrs.  P.  B.  Frazier.  «3o  South  Mis- 
souri avtnue.  announce  th*  marriage 
of  nor  daughter.  Ruth,  to  Mr,  J.  K. 
Ouinn.  Jr..  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  E. 
Oulnn.  1007  West  State  street.  Tues- 
day cvcH.i  r  by  ttt  !>r  1/x.r.er.  The' 
younr  rou;!p  are  at  home  at"  14M: 
South    Cait.i.i>r.i    :: ■.<:. uc, 


DEATHS 


ii  i  ii  -      ■'■■'?''■ 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  M.  Pickering 
of  MO  North  Robberaon  avenue,  an- 
nounce the  birth  of  a  daughter.  Mary 
Lou,  September  23.  ' 


FBANCItt    M-    CLAKKKON. 

Funeral  services  for  Francis  M. 
Clark.ion.  B4.  who  died  al  10  a.  m. 
yeeterrlhy  at  the  liomc  of  his  sou.  C. 
L.  Claikson  of  route  I.  were  held  af 
1  p.  m.  today  at  New  8alem  church 
wl*h  burial  In  Mount  Comfort 
oemetcry  under  direction  of  the 
Kllr.irnrr  Funeral  home  In  addition 
to  the  wjii.  wiih  whom  lie  miule  his 
home,  he  is  survived  by  two  other 
sons.  E.  M.  Clarkson  of  Seattle  Wash., 
and  Thomas  Clnrkaon.  ot  Afth  Grove, 
nine  grandchildren  and  13  great- 
grandchildren. 


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t*;wK,jK— ■ r«"- ". — -   — ~--  —  ",;  ■■'iirttf*i 

"*-  TwAiiiY  Jl*l:  MAirwML1?^ 
^Xuoerai  aa*rf«aa.  »uu  e»-ljei**»s*t 
3  p.  tn,  tomorrow  at  tha  HM«  tet- 
PtCCT  June  Hauaer.  3-year-old  daugn- 
Mt  of  Mr.  toad  Mrs.  Warnar  fUuaer. 
•t  111*  Went  At  Untie,  who  dW  Uii» 
mornlnj!  at  the  home.  Burial  wlH 
ha  In  Grecntewn  cemetery,  under  dl-  i 
rectlon  of  the  Klltignrr  Funeral  home.  ! 


JOHN     It.    t.,VKIUM).\. 

Funeral  arrangements  are  incom- 
plete for  John  fi.  Oarrlaon  64.  promi- 
nent farmer  and  dairyman  of  Chris- 
tian county,  who  died  yesterday  after 
a  lingering  nines*  at  his  home  near 
Ozark.  Services  will  he  held  at 
Ozark.  He  la  survlred  by  hla  wife. 
Ura.  Carrie  Uarrlaon:  a  brother.  Lan- 
don  Oarrlson:  two  slaters,  Mrs.  Angle 
Taylor  and  Miss  Flarcnoa  Oaxrlsou. 
and  hts  aged  parents.  Mr.  and  Un. 
Hiram  Oarrlaon,  ail  of  Oeark. 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  24,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  The  will  of  Mathias  Hauber  was  filed  for  probate.  The  heirs  are  the  widow  and 

12  children. 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  A  daughter  Marylou  Pickering  was  born  September  22  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  William 
M.  Pickering  of  930  North  Robberson  avenue. 

Son  born  September  9  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Louis  McKinley  of  route  6  Springfield. 
John  Garrison  died.** 
Page  3:  Elizabeth  Huckaby  sues  to  divorce  John  W.  Huckaby.  They  were  married 
September  21,  1916,  and  have  a  child. 

Page  5:  Miss  Erma  Gene  McKinney  and  Mr.  Elmer  F.  Bass  were  married.** 

Page  12:  Myrtle  C.  Long  sues  to  divorce  Alfred  Long.  They  were  married  February  6, 

1916. 

Carl  Stamps  of  Wilson  Creek  and  Myrtle  McVey  of  Republic  were  married 

yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Peggy  June  Hauser  died.** 

Mrs.  Mary  Frances  Armstrong  died.** 

r  . 


DEATHS 


HAUSER    SERVICES 

Ktinerul   service*   for  PejtKy   June 

jll.«i-«i.  iu.'  \  i  .i  i  ..I.I  iI.iukMit  uf 
|  Mr.  an. I  Mm.  Humor  Hauser,  of 
[1313  W.-jtt  Atlantic  street,  who  died 
■  yesterday  morning  ut  the  home,  will 
Im-   In-Ill   nt    .  o'rloek   this   afternoon 


nt     I  In'     ri-siuVin 


with,    burial     In 


Crrenlawn  cemetery  under  direction 
«»f  tin-  Ming  tier  Funeral  home.  The 
child   la   survived    by   the   p;trents. 


JOHN  GARRISON  DIES 
AT  HOME  NEAR  NEWARK 


MRS.   MARY   F.  ARMSTRONG. 

Mrs.  Mary  "'France"  Armstrong.  59 
years  old,  widow  of  Abner  Arm- 
strong, died  at  8:30  o'clock  last 
night  ut  the  homo  of  her  daugh- 
ter. Mrs.  A.  H.  Wallace,  rout*  1. 
Springfield.  Hhe  la  survived  by 
two  sons,  James  H.  Armstrong  of 
Kulr  Grove  and  Orvllle  Armstrong 
of  Springfield:  two  daughters,  Mrs. 
Wallace  of  Springfield  and  Mrs. 
.Maggie  Armour  of  Xanton  Alto, 
Alberta,  Canada:  13  grandchildren 
ami  e'.x  great  grandchildren.  Fun- . 
ituI  Kervlcea  will  be  conducted  at 
11  dclock  Sunday  morning  at] 
Pleasant  Hope,  20  miles  north  oft 
litre,  and  burial  will  be  in  the 
cemetery  there  under  direction  of 
I  the   Kllngner   funeral  home. 


I f<Aa\   to   Tk»  N*V*. 

OZARK,  Mo;  Sept.  'SC-^John'B. 
Garrison.  66,  pramlnent  In  affairs 
of  Christian  eouifty  for  many  years. 
died  at  his  home  near  here  follow- 
ing a  lingering  Illness.  He  la  sur- 
vived by  the  widow,  one  brother. 
London  Oarrlaon.  two  sisters,  Mr*. 
\nple  Taylor  and  Miss  Florence 
Garrison  and  the  aged  parents.  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Hiram  Oarrlaon.  Funeral 
services  will  be  held  Sundny  nt 
the  home  with  burial  in  tha  Oarrl 
son  family  cemetery. 


On  tha  allegations  that  her  hus- 
hand  la  Quarrelsome  and  abu»i»e 
and  tnat  he  faUed  to  nipU'rt  her. 
jiyrtl*  C  Lrf>ng  has  filed  suit  for  s 
divorce  from  Alfred  I.ong  Tht-y 
mn  married  February  6.  1S-H.  and 
avparated  last  May  1 

Carl  SCampa  •♦  Wilaon  Creak  and  j 
Myrtle  McVey  of  K-publlo  were] 
•tarried  at  tbe  court  liouae  y»-t<-r-  > 
4ay  by  J.  W.  Tipi-in.  pr.-i-iJ.r.t,- 1 
of  the  county  cour'. 


°»03 


MARRIAGE    LICENSES 
Hobart   W.    Dean.    »■*"*""«! 
M.   Bailey.  »S.   both  of  SprlB««eM 
Robert  a  Crithton.  21.  SprUwfieid, 
.„d    Ruth  Wllhelm.    K     Mofcatt 
Carl  Stampa.  12.  Wllaon  Creek,  and 
Mrrtu    McVev.    18.    Republic 


M'KINNEY-BASS  j 

Mr*.  Mary  McKlnney  Announce* 
the  marrlare  of  her  daughter.  Erma  | 
Oene.  to  Mr.  Elmer  F.  Baea.  which 
toot:  place  Sunday.  September  18.  at 
Omrk.  The  rnupte  will  reside  at 
1612  Collage  afreet.  I 


SATURDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  24,  1927 -LEADER 

Page  3-  Mrs  Walter  Mayfield  Chaplin  of  2401  Howard  avenue  and  her  sister  Mrs.  Clell 
Reed  have  gone  to  Fort  Worth,  Texas,  for  the  funeral  of  their  little  nephew  Lewis  Mayfield,  Jr. 

Page  6  :  R.  I.  Richard  of  Bedford,  Iowa,  who  recently  moved  to  Howell  county  is  a 
second  cousin  of  Tex  Rickard,  owner  of  Madison  Square  Garden  in  New  York  City. 

Page  8:  There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  "our  husband  and  father  J.  C.  Jones  who  died  two 
years  ago  today,"  signed  by  wife  Mrs.  J.  C.  Jones  and  children. 

Page  10-  C.  C.  King  of  Springfield  is  the  grandson  of  Gov.  Austin  A.  King,  who  was 
governor  of  Missouri  1848-1853.  Gov.  King  was  born  September  21,  1802,  in  Washington 
county,  Tennessee,  and  came  to  Missouri  about  1830.  He  died  April  22,  1870,  in  St.  Louis. 
This  is  a  long  article. 

Page  11:  Miss  Crystal  Cochran  and  Mr.  Lee  Watson,  Jr.,  were  married.* 

Mrs  J  W.  Weis  and  Mrs.  Helen  Skidmore  of  Manchester,  111.,  are  visiting  their 
nieces  Mrs.  Al  Rountree,  508  South  Main  avenue,  and  Mrs.  Sam  Hall,  709  East  Monroe  street. 
Mrs.  Rountree  and  Mrs.  Hall  are  also  entertaining  their  cousin,  Mr.  Stanley  Weis  and  Mrs. 
Weis  ofMatoon,  111. 

Page  12:  Myrtle  C.  Long  sues  to  divorce  Alfred  Long.  They  were  married  in  February 

1916.  .  Jx,      .  ,. 

Merle  B.  Kelley  sues  to  divorce  Claud  V.  Kelley.  They  were  married  March  3 1 , 


1927. 


Hazel  M.  Bailey  obtained  a  marriage  license  soon  after  her  divorce.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Mrs.  Ross  Essex  died.** 

Mrs.  Josephine  Gilmore  died.** 

Peggy  June  Hauser  died.** 

Mrs.  Mary  Frances  Armstrong  died.** 

BurleyE.  Walton  died.** 

Mrs.  Susan  E.  Davis  died.** 


1  lira.  H.  A.  Cochran.  ISM  North 
Orant  avenue,  announoaa  th»  mar- 
ria««  of  her  daughter.  Cr-jalai.  to  Mr. 
Urn  WaUon.  Jr.,  on  Wadn—daj.  B#p- 
umber  7.  at  8  o'clock.  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Wataon  ara  at  bom*  at  It 68  north 
Orant  avenue 

-  -0--  ..     i 


Licensed  to  AYcd 
Nine  Days  A  Her 
Divorce   Awarded 


HUBS  fOB  DIVORCE. 

Th.  Wpmuu.n  of  -Ho.-lS-  M. .  «n- 
luckv  proved  true  in  a  mlt  for  m 
lore.  lU-d  thU  tnorntr*  ID  *«?"£, 
oi  th.  circuit  clerk.  Juet  U"*-**"**' 
and  U»lrt8«i  ttty.  af*r  tb«»r  marrtaft 
the  hu.band  deserted  Merle  B  .  K'lle>. 
plaintiff  in  an  action  eB»inst  Claud 
V  Kelley.  according  to  the  petition 
filed  by  Mr*.  Keller.  Thev  *«« 
rn~le7  March  31.  1027.  and  lived  to- 
.  »ether   until  July   U  la** 


With  only  nine  day*  elapa!n|  from 
the  time  ahe  v«t  released  from  the 
ilea  ot  matrimony  by  Judfe  Guy  D. 
Klrfcy  in  division  one  of  the  circuit 
court.  Hnzel  M  Bailey  tod.iy  » a*  » 
:-.ir:v  to  an  application  f'ir  r\  rr.ar- 
i  .jvkc  lkenee.  In  thr  ollire  ot  Recorder 
of   Deeds  Jack   McKtr. 

The  records  In  the  circuit  court 
show  thai  Mrs.  Maude  Bailey  wan 
grunted  a  default  decree  lor  divorce 
September  lft  and  the  records  In  the 
recorders*  office  ben-  her  name  as  a 
party  to  a  marriage  license.  She  ob- 
tained the  divorce  from  Joseph  S 
Bnlley  and  the  license  »ns  issued  for 
her  marriage  to  Hobart  W    Dean. 


<-|OH 


,  marriage  lkc\m:\ 

Recorder  or  Died*  Jack  W.   McKec 

i  tiAlay    issued    the    following   marriage 

'  licenses: 

'       Carl  Stamps.  22.  Wilson  Creek,   and  . 


Myrtle    McVcy.    18.    Republic. 


Robert  8.  Crighton.  27.  Spftng- ' 
'field,  and  Ruth  Wilhelm.  25,  Monett.  j 

James  W.  Hall.  34.  and  Mrs.  Edith  ! 
M.  Thompson.  32.  both  of  Springfield., 

Hobart  W.  Dean.  39..  and  Hazel  M.j 
Bailey.   33,   both  of   Springfield. 


MRS.    SI  SAN    r      HOIS. 
Mrs.  Susan    E.   Davis.   73  years  Old. 

wicioflTof  qfrorpe  Davis,  died  at  noon 
today  at  tre  home  of  a  daughter, 
Mrs.  A.  J.  Pale.  710  East  Division 
street.  She  u  survived  by  one  son, 
Owen  Davis,  of  Springfield:  two 
daughter*.  Mrs.  Zela  Morelock.  Loe 
Angf  let..  Calif  .  and  Mrs.  Pate:  three- 
sisters.  Mrs.  S  Y.  Helms.  Mrs.  J.  W. 
Knaules  and  Mr*.  Belle  Daley,  all  of 
Springfield:  two  brothers.  P.  J.  Daley, 
Pomona.  Calif.,  and  8.  O.  Daley.  Har- 
rison. ArK  .  ann"  six  grandchildren. 
Puncnil  arrangement  are  Incomplete, 
but  will  be  under  the  direction  ot 
the    Kimgner    Undertaking    company 


MBS.  ROSS  ESSEX. 
Word  wee  received  bare  yesterday 
by  Mrs.  Holland  Bennett  of  TM  Spoils 
Missouri  avenue  of  Um  death  la  horn 
Angeles  of  her  brothers  wife.  Mrs. 
Ross  Essex.  Mrs.  Wears  died  Septet** 
i  ber  31.     Burial  was  In  Los  Angeles. 


•MRS.    JOSEPHINE    OILMOBE. 


Mrs.   Josephine    Ottnsore.   to 

'old.  of  near   Bverton.   Mo.  (Bed   ttusj 

'  morning  In  a  local  hospital.     Puneral 

| services  will  be  held  at  3:80  p.  m.  to- 

[morrow  at  Friend  Chapel  free  miles 

'  west   «r   Everton.     Burial    will    be   la 

the    cemetery    there    under    direction 

of  the  Paxson  Puneral  home.     She  Is 

.  survived    by   a   daughter.   Mrs.   Lester 

Dresdel.  of    Everton. 


Bl  RI.KV  K.  U  ALTON 

Burley    e     Walton.    33     trir-t  ,-  ■■      , 
6pr,,lgf,eid.   died   Thursday  .fi^ 
"    his    home    In     Eureka.    Calif      mr 
cording  to  word  received  here   bv  h  ." 
-other.    M,s     M.r>     J.    W.|l«n^iJS 

t««  Division  street.    Mr.  Walton  w»» 

&S  *z rcared  ,n  the  cui  ■"« " 

J*urlsl^riu   be  In   Eurek*    -W m<wS*> 

gjr*"  mother.  .  ^mi^mm 

l**V**fr.  rhree   brothera.TW.tter  A  " 

l  B.  :jia*>v~ three  aisters,     Un^Vir,*: 

!  ton-.  d.uSh.er  reside.  In  BprtngBelo. 


MARY  FRANCES  ARMSTBONO. 

Tuneral  services  will  be  held  at  ll 
a.  m.  Sunday  at  Pleasant  Hope.  30 
mile*  nor'.h  of  here,  for  Mr»  Mary 
Prances  Armstrong.  88.  widow  of  Ah. 
ner  Armstrong,  who  died  at  e_*x> 
o'clock  last  night  at  the  home  of  her 
daughter.  Mrs.  A.  H.  Wallace  of  Route 
1.  Springfield.  Burial  win  be  In  tbe 
cemetery  at  Pleaaant  Hope,  under  dl- 

I  rectlon  of  the  Kllngner  Puneral  home. 
She  is  survived  by  two  *ons.  James  H. 
Armstrong  of   Fmr  Grove  and  Orville 

I  Armstrong  of  Springfield;  two  daugh. 
ters.    Mrs.    Wallace    and    Mrs.    Maggis 

(  Armour  of  Nauton  Alto.  Alberta    Can- 
S**m*'*"     ad»;    "  grandchildren  and  six   great 
KianilchlJtiren. 

SUNDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  25, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Pagel:  C.  H.  Denny  died.** 
Page  4A:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Burley  E.  Walton  died.** 

Mrs.  Ross  Essex  died.** 

Mrs.  Susan  E.  Davis  died.** 

Mrs.  Josephine  Gilmore  died.** 

Mrs.  Mary  F.  Armstrong  died.** 


PM.f.Y    41  SK    MAI  *».K. 

1 

Puneral  services  for  Peggy  June 
j  Mauser,  two-year-old  daughter  of  Mr. 
1  and  Mrs.  Warner  Hauser.  of  1313  West 
I  Atlantic  atreet.  who  die*  yesterday 
I  morning    at    the    home,    were    held    at 

2  pm.    today  at  the  residence,  wills 
'  burial    In    Oreenlawn   cemetery    under 

direction    o(    the      Kilngr.er      Puneral 

home.      Tr:c    little    Ctl    l«    •■•::•  .■.:■"'.    oy 

her    parents 


^05 


Page  9A:  Wiley  Fry  is  alive.  Jack  Lamar  is  dead.** 
Page  10A:  John  Garrison  died.** 

Son  born  September  24  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Clyde  Wheeler  of  604  West  Harrison 
street. 

A  daughter  Margery  Lucille  Dennis  was  born  September  20  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Orval 

Dennis. 

Page  IB:  Earn  Johnson  of  Bois  D'Arc  and  Tressie  Brown  of  Ash  Grove  were  married 
yesterday  at  Ash  Grove. 

Page  2B:  Merle  B.  Kelly  sues  to  divorce  Claud  V.  Kelly.  They  were  married  March  3 1 , 
1927. 

Page  7B:  Charles  H.  Davis,  67,  died  Saturday  at  his  home  at  Richland.  He  was 
prosecuting  attorney  of  Pulaski  county. 

The  infant  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Raymond  Lillard  of  Lebanon  died  Monday. 

Miss  Ruby  Blakely  and  Mr.  Bernard  J.  Meeth  of  Lebanon  were  married  September 
16. 

Betty  Jean  McDaniel  died  Monday  in  Lebanon.  She  was  the  nine  month  old 
daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Harvy  McDaniel. 

Mrs.  J.  C.  Crow  of  Lebanon  went  to  Inglewood,  Calif.,  where  her  brother  E.  J. 
Hickman  died. 

Daughter  born  September  21  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Arch  Long  of  Monett. 

Homer  Lee  and  Miss  Dola  Fritz  were  married  September  12  in  Monett. 

Miss  Corrine  Dodson  and  George  Raynaul  were  married  September  17  in  Los 
Angeles,  Calif.  They  formerly  lived  in  Monett. 

Jim  Jones  of  Elkland  died  and  was  buried  in  Mount  Olive  cemetery. 

The  young  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Olin  Day  of  Marshfield  died  after  eating  poison 
berries  in  the  yard.  He  was  buried  at  Mission  Home  church. 

Page  10B:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  Pickren  of  Salem,  Ark.,  will  celebrate  their  55th 
wedding  anniversary  on  November  15.  He  is  78.  His  father  John  Pickren  was  born  in  Italy  and 
came  to  America  in  1836.  Mrs.  Pickren  was  Nannie  Webster  of  Webster  county,  Missouri. 
They  have  eight  children. 

Page  3C:  Miss  Henrietta  Truman  and  Mr.  Earl  G.  Davison  will  be  married  on 
Wednesday.** 

Miss  Bernice  A.  Skates,  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  R.  Skates  of  1215  Roanoke 
avenue,,  and  Mr.  Harry  W.  Holden,  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.  C.  Holden  of  1236  Concord  street, 
were  married  August  25. 


I  MAN  'BURIED'  AT  THAYER 
■   NOW  HAPPY  WITH  FAMILY 

Wiley    Fry.    who    XVH"    4,**d    *nd  | 
i  burled   but    yet    Hv".   haa  resumed 
I  hit  lite  with  h»"  "wily  on  a  farm 
\K    miles   from    Thayer.    Mo.      Since 
{appearing    before    *    startled    com-  | 
Imunltv   several    days    ago   after    he, 
I  was    supposed    to    have   been   burled  j 
■In    the   family    lot    IH    the   cemetery  | 
I  near   hi*   farm    home.    Fry    has   deft-  j 
nltelv    Iwfn    accepted    as    alive    and ' 
the     excitement      has     considerably 
diminished.  I 

The  body  of  Jack  I.imar.  con-  , 
vlct.  who  wit  burled  In  the  family  j 
plot  under  the  Impreaaton  thut  ft' 
km  the  hods  of  Fry.  still  lies  In  tu  j 
original  grave,  no  claimants  having  I 
app.nr.Mi  The  body  probably  will! 
be  exhumed  und  roburleU  in  the  I 
pojter  s   field 


Truman-Davidson 
Wedding  Wednesday 

The.   marriage   of    Ml**    Henrietta 
Truman,  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
K.   Truman..  1»30   North   Broad-  | 
.   t.   to   Mr.    Karl   Q.   Davidson  of' 
ehlta  Fall*.  Tex.,  will  take  place ' 
•dneaday   evening  at   I  o'clock  at 
tumlln     Memorial       church.         The' 

•  ride  will  be  attended  by  Mra.  Hoy  | 
llornhurkle    of      Kansas      Otty      «•' 
niatron    of    honor    and    her    brides- j 
tnalds    will    u-   Miss   Velma    Martin. 
Miss    Ruth    Kelley.       Miss       llessh' ' 

"Wells,    and    MKs    Klltabeth   Gibson.  | 
Mr.    l^nul*    Tmmnn,    l'r«-tl»er    !>■    il-e 
l.lde.   will   l.t»  ll-.e   honor   man.   and1 
I  l:o    gjiioinsmrn    will    be    Mr.    Tom  I 

•  Yabb.    Mr.    Oeorge    Hall    and    Mr.! 
N>d   Hart    The  service  will   be  t«-ad 

I ■>•  the  Kcver"hd  J.  A.  Hi-per.  The 
couple  will  make  tlirtr  home  In 
Wichita    Falls.    Tex. 


«»£>(» 


BURLEY  E.  WALTON 


to  Bmto  CnJtf 

sseatred   nor*  ky  kla 
Mary  J.  Wanna,  HttlaM 

He  la SSjrftVOJ  by  the  aether.  Ui 
e*«r»t*r;  by  three  tooth. 
Wehea,    of    MprifthM. 
of  Baraka,   oaat.  u4 
whe  la   to   (ha  Unit* 
I  to  f««r  itototo  Hn. 
Maris*,  Hit   Sato  ■sneak*.  Mrs. 
It— tea  ana   kttaa   MIh  Wal- 
el  of  SpHastUM.      Puaoral  oottIm* 
aad  burial  wfll  to  toM  U  Koreka. 


MRS.  BOfrS  E88EX 
■a.    Row   lau.  of   Los   Aaida.   died 
11   at  bar    bi«i,    ■aoafllac 

to  a 

*fc*a»-k»-ln«.    Hit.    Ballaa4    Bennett,   of 
TV    gwatk   fcUaa-ct.   eeenae.     Burial 
to  La 


MRS.  SUSAN    E.    DAVIS 

Funeral  trnuo'iu  ara  r*»  Ineoea- 
pWu  for  Mr*,  loai  E.  Dmrla.  7»  years 
•*».  woo  died  at  noon  |«UHtr  at  the 
kiw  of  k*r  «**«».t»T.  Hn.  A.  J.  Pat*. 
n»  Eaer  Dtrkdou  streak  bat  will  bo  bold 
of  tka  rancor  Funeral 
•bo  k>  am  rliad  ky  om  »•.  0»tn 
Dorw,     gortacflald:    two    dauahUra.    Mr*. 

Pule:  tkro*  sisters.  Mra.  S.  T.  Holma. 
Mra.  J.  W.  Knaoioa  and  Mra.  Bollo  Daley, 
all  of  Sprlnffkld;  twe  brothera.  F.  1. 
DoJrr.  at  ISaaaaa.  C*JK .  and  B.  G.  Dal«y. 
of   HLarrtooo,   Ark-   and  alt   rrandeblMren. 


•  MRS.  JOSEPHINE  QILMORB 
Wmum al  ■■  itoaj  far  Mra.  Jeasaklae 
Olhairi.  M  yaara  aid.  of  near  Irorton. 
Max.  wko  clad  yesterday  aaornlnc  In  a 
local  Hospital.  wUI  bo  told  at  X:*0  o'clock 
this  aflarnoan  at  Friend  caapel.  fl»e  atllrt 
woat  of  Srorton.  with  burial  In  tba  ceme- 
tery ttora  under  direct  ton  of  tto  Peaeon 
Panoinl  tocaa.  Ska  Is  ssnUed  by  ana 
dno«btar.  Mra.  Later  Dresdet.  of  Ererton. 
and    tka  kuaband.  W.   M.    CUmurr. 


MRS.  MARY  F.  ARM8TR0N0 

Funeral  eerrteea  for  Mra.  Mary  Pranr«a 

Araastronc.  ■>  yaara  old.  wko  died  Friday 

nlcbt   nt   Iko  homo  of   kcr  daacbUr.   Mrs. 

A.   H.   Wallare.  of  BpHo«fWd.  Rte.   1.  wlU 

lb*    k*ld    at     11    o'rlork     tbli    mornins     a* 

Pi »     Hop*    wttk    burial    tkrra    under 

dir«rtion  of  tk«  Kllncncr   Funeral  bom*. 


Ilnrwr  <-"■  nnd  Mian  Dol*  Frits ! 
«ere  •lulrtly  married  Sept.  19.  Bt  j 
home  ,if  the  Ileverend  W.  J.  Boehne.  | 
703  Klftll  street.  Mlea  Herthn  Frit*  • 
mil  Hurl  Mm. kins  b^ing  only  wit-  J 
'  ncKio*  to  ceremony.  After  a  wed- 
dins  Journey  of  a  abort  tlma,  thsy 
win  reside  la  Meoott. 


<]0l 


JOHN  GARRISON  DIES 
AT  HOME  NEAR  NEWARK 


OZARK.  Mo..  Sept.  II.— John  B. 
Garrison.  66.  prominent  In  affairs 
of  Christian  county  for  many  yaara, 
died  at  hla  home  near  hero  follow- 
Ing  a  lingering,  lllneaa.  He  I*  sur- 
vived by  the  widow,  one  brother. 
London  Garrison,  two  bisters,  Mrs. 
Angle  Taylor  and  Miss  Florence 
Garrison  and  the  aged  parents.  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Hiram  Garrison.  Funeral 
services  will  be  held  Sunday  at 
tha  home  with  burial  In  the  Garrl- 
son  family  cemetery. 


AVA  PIONEER   DIES 


Injuries    sustained    last'  Tuesday 

moraine   when    ha   was   run   down 

by  an  automobile  while  crossing  *\h« 

|  square  In    Ava.    Mo.,    last   evening 

j proved  -fatal    to    C.    II.   Denny.   ?& 

.  years  old.   merchant  of  that  town. 

i  Mr.  Denny  died  In  a  local  hospital, 

I having  been   brought   here   lmmedt* 

lately  after  the  accident  for  treat- 

jment.      He    had    sustained "  a    frac-l 

j  lured  skull  and  a  broken  hip. 

|     The   car     strlkln*-     the    merchant; 

was  driven  by  a  Mr.  Toy.  of  Ava.  a 

i  veteran' of   the   Civil    war.      Sheriff 

[CUnkenbeard  last  night  said  that  he 


could    not   nay    at    this    time   as   to 
•  whether     charge*      w+y      be     filed 

against  Toy. 

Mr.  Denny  is  survived  by  tha 
j  widow  and  by  one  daughter.  Mra, 
:\V.  C.  Mnnkln.  of  Bakersfleld.  Cal. 
The  body,  will  be  sent  overland 
!  thin  morning  to  'Ava  by  the  Her- 
jman  H.  I-ohmeyer  Funeral  home. 
■  Funeral  arrangements  are  not  com- 
;  piete  but  services  probably  will  be 
,  held  Tuesday. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 

Charles  E.  Fesperman.  10.  and' 
Margaret  Coley.  22.  both  of  Spring-  I 
field;  Barn  Johnson.  If,  Bols  D'Arc. ! 
and  Treaale  Brown.  16.  Ash  Grove' ' 
James  W.  Hall.  H.  and  Edith  Mark- 
j  Thompson.  »2.  both  of  Sprlngfjeid.     | 

'     I'nele    Jiai    Jonea.    veatraa   realdoat   ef 

I  tto  county   U  dead  after  a  liaceriag   H\- 

.  nets.      Funeral    aerrieaa    ware    toM    arltti 

'tto     >*r*r*ad       Jo*     Hick*,      offklathh*. 

,  wmrlnl   aat   In  .Mount  OH**  uilaf. 

I    .Tko   ywaac   aan    of    Mr.    and   Mra.    OHn 

Day.   ef  Marah/Md.   wko  dM  after  aat. 

lac    passes    borriea   oa   ornanwatal   toajaaa 

In  tko  yard,  was  knriod  Buaday  at  Muafam 

Homo  chorea,  tto  service  being  conducted 

ky  tto  Baoaread  Pattan. 

The  marriage  of  MUs  Corrlna 
Dodaon  and  Oeorge  P.eynauJL  Kept. 
1?  at  Los  Angeles..  Cal..  has  been 
announced  to  Monet t  friends. .The 
young  folks  attended  school  here. 
Mr.  Reynand  was  of  the  i*i9  gra- 
STJEfWaf  claM  nr»nmended  Te1f*h  - 
•  era  Ctllr-g*  at  Sprinrflel.l  for  .twn 
years. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  25,  1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  Ed  Conway  of  Walker,  Mo.,  was  killed  in  an  auto  accident  yesterday  near 
Stockton. 

C.  H.  Denny  was  killed.** 
Page  2:  There  is  a  history  of  Hollister,  Mo.  Much  of  this  issue  is  devoted  to  Hollister, 
where  the  English  Inn  just  opened. 

Page  20:  Miss  Henrietta  Truman,  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  R.  E.  Truman,  and  Mr.  Earl 
G.  Davidson  of  Wichita  Falls,  Texas,  are  engaged  to  marry.** 

Page  21:  Miss  Berniece  A.  Skates  and  Mr.  Harry  W.  Holden  were  married.** 
J.  A.  Delo  celebrated  his  80th  birthday.** 
Mr.  Randolph  Miller  and  Miss  Nina  Kerr  were  married.** 
Miss  Henrietta  Truman  and  Mr.  Earl  G.  Davidson  will  be  married  Wednesday.** 
Miss  Minnie  Lehar  and  Mr.  Paul  Hulse  were  married.** 
Page  22:  The  body  of  an  infant  boy  was  found  in  a  stock  pond.** 

Marriage  license:  Charles  E.  Fesperman,  36,  and  Margaret  Coley,  22,  both  of 
Springfield. 

Marriage  license:  Earn  Johnson,  19,  of  Bois  D'Arc,  and  Tessie  Brown,  15,  of  Ash 
Grove. 

Page  31:  Mrs.  Josephine  Gilmore  died.** 
Mrs.  Mary  Frances  Armstrong  died.** 
Mrs.  Susan  E.  Davis  died.** 
Births  announced.** 
Page  10:  James  May  of  Jamestown,  Ark.,  was  found  dead  in  the  hay  chute  at  the  barn  of 
Fred  Zoller  of  Billings.  The  young  man  had  been  doing  chores  for  Mr.  Zoller. 

Roid  Irl  Day,  2,  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Orin  Day  of  Marshfield,  died  September  16 
from  eating  poison  berries. 

The  following  marriage  licenses  were  issued  at  Marshfield: 

A.  A.  Hayes  and  Ella  Smith,  both  of  Ava. 

B.  L.  Huckaby  and  Frances  E.  Brown,  both  of  Springfield. 
H.  G.  Brown  of  Billings  and  Pearl  L.  Brown  of  Clever. 
Raymond  Thomas  and  Alma  Dean,  both  of  Niangua. 

Ray  Dugger  of  Hartville  and  Georgia  Dudley  of  Niangua. 

Nancy  J.  Calloway,  73,  died  September  16  at  Marshfield. 

C.  Z.  Murphy  died  Sunday  at  Niangua.  He  was  buried  in  the  Lutheran  cemetery 
west  of  Niangua.  He  is  survived  by  his  wife  and  a  son. 

Mrs.  Kate  Lesterman  Smith,  wife  of  Otis  Smith  of  Niangua,  died  Tuesday  in  the 
hospital  in  Springfield.  She  was  buried  in  the  Niangua  cemetery.  She  is  survived  by  her 
husband,  a  daughter  Dorothy,  her  parents  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jackson  Letterman,  four  sisters  Mrs. 
Nettie  O'Connor,  Mrs.  Grace  Bowden,  Mrs.  Mary  Hendrix  and  Mrs.  Essie  Rader  and  five 
brothers  Joseph,  Herman,  Oscar,  Porter  and  Clarence  Letterman. 


Miller-Kerr. 
Announcement      baa      been      mi^i 
of       the       marrlaLge       of       Mr.       Ran- 
dolph     Miller,      ion      of      Mr.      and 
Mr*.    J.    W.    Miller.    2300    Worth    Na- 
tion*]  avenue.   to.Mlaa  Nina  Kerr  erf 
i  Wichita,    Kan.    Monday.      Mr.    Miller 
I  has "  been    reeldlnc    tn    Wichita    and 
trie    young    couple    ■win    continue    to 
make  that  city  their  home. 


BIRTHS 


M.  and  Mar 
33.   both  ef  Spnnffield 
ii4  Bo*.  D-Ar*.  a*J 
Is.  Ash  Ore**. 


Mr,  and  Mr*.  Orval  Dennis  an- 
nounce the  birth  of  *  daughter. 
Margery  Lucille,  on  Beptamber  30. 

Mr.  and  Mr*.  K.  P.  Brlckley.  of  107A 
Grace  avenue,  announce  the  birth  of 
a  eon,  Jamee  Klroy.  September  10.  Mr*. 
BrickJey  *u  formerly  Mlaa  Pauline 
Simmons,  of  IB06  Grace  avenue. 

Mr.  *nd  Mrs.  John  Kaufman,  1004 
East  Locust  etreet,  announce  the 
birth  of  a  eon.  Robert  James,  Sep- 
tember 18. 


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Reunion   at   Brljton. 
A    family    reunion    was     held      last 
Sunday  at  the  heme  of  Elijah  Black-  | 
burn.   30   miles   north  of   Bprlcg'leid. 
uear  Brighton.     Dinner  M«  wm«I   St 
1    e'rlork    at      the     old      «pr!:>«       Mr 
filiti  ».:.;;rji  VM  bom  In  Trr. f-.»*e*e  u-  '. 
oan:»    !:ere    when    a    ve~    ;,<..:,„•    1    v 
at  the  time  oa  wagons  werr  uaed.  Mf 
is  80   yrara  old  and   si!  11  active.      He 
la   the   father   of  six    children,    all    n? 
whom  attended  the  reunion.    The  day 
wee  spent  fn  reminleeenoss   and   In- I 
•pectlon  of   the  old  home.     The   fol- 
lowing relatives  attended:     Mr. 
Mrs.   Elijah  Blackburn.  Mrs. 
Khyne.   P.   L.    Presley,    Over**    Btaek- 
burn.   Burley  Presley.     Malen     Black- 
burn. Mrs.  fiemmontrea.  stobert  Cope* 
iand  and  family.  Jsaao  Presley,  Homer 
Murd.  iohn  Kurd.  Jack  Planer.  Arnold 
a*re*lcy,    GiSKUve    Bailee.    Orn;ie    Treb- 
le*. Qeorge  Prntler.  Charles  Bhon.  Ben 
Turk.  Charley   Barter.  Orville   Btoke* 
and   Out  Blackburn. 


-1 


BODY  OF  INFANT  IS 
FOUND  IN  STOCK  POND 

AVA.    Mo,    Sapt     28  —  (Special)—  I 
Tha  finding  of  the  nude  body  of  an  ' 
Infant  boy  In  a  eecluded  etock  pond 
near  tha  Champion  echool  houaa.  In  • 
the  aaat  end  of  Douglas   county,  on 
September  18.  remain*  a  mystery,  al- 
though   prominent    cltuwna     of     the 
neighborhood  are  conducting  a  rigid  • 
InTaattgatlon    in    co-operation    with  ; 
oounty   officer*. 

Dra.   J.    L.   and    Marvin    Gentry    of 
A**»  called  to  axamlna  tha  body  at , 
an  lnqueat  bald*  befors  Justice   Wll-  j 
Ham  OUes.   reported   that  tha  infant . 
n»d  bean  drowned  and  tha  body  had 
been    '.v.    th»   «•»»►»    fnr    four    r,r    f»v« 
dsys. 


MOTOR  CRASH  NEAR 

STOCKTON  IS  FATAL 

STOCKTON.  Mo,  Sept.  34. — (Spec- 
ial)—Ski  Conway  of  Walker,  Mo,  was 
killed.  Tom  Peter*  of  Marble  Rill  wsa 
Injured,  probably  fatally,  and  Ar- 
nold Zing  of  Walker  auffered  two 
broken  lcaga  In  an  accident  which  de- 
mollahad  Zing'*  Pord  roadster  near 
I  here  yesterday. 


nun  proves 


f.i 


+  >x  'F^i/v 


HUSINMM 

•  -'•'•■    ■.   •  •  '*«S506a 

--    -     '  -  ■"'*?' 

'WsaaaaaaasBiMaaaBaBa^asaMM* 

'-■■•,-  •'v'-v-,.^nw?. ;.j^-v  -  si' 

C.  H.  Denny  Brought  to  St 
John's  Hospital  for  Treat- 
ment Last  Tuesday  After 
Having  Been  Struck  by 
Car. 


C.  H.  Danny,  73  year*  old,  owner 
of  the  Are  Marble  Works  and  promi- 
nent Douglas  oounty  business  man 
for  many  year*,  died  at  0:30  o'clock 
last  night  in  a  hospital  here  fol- 
lowing Injuries  auffered  Tuesday 
morning  whan  run  down  by  an  auto- 
mobile as  he  attempted  to  cross  a 
street  lh  Ava.   ,  % 

Mr.  Denny  wsa  brought  to  Spring- 
field following;  tha  accident  and 
placed  la  tha  St.  John's  hospital. 
Examination  disclosed  that  he  had 
auffered  s  broken  left  leg  and  a 
fractured  akulL  .' 

HI*  condition  grew  worse  until  his 
death  last  night  Ha  had  been  un- 
conscious since  the  accident. 

Mr.  Denny  u  surrlTed  by  his  wife 
and  a  daughter.  Mrs.  W.  O.  Man- 
kin  of  Bekersfleld.  Calif.  Tha  body 
will  be  taken  overland  to  At*  today 
by  the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Puneral 
home.  Puneral  service*  wlU  be  held 
Tuesday   afternoon  at  At*. 


7 


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Hoiden-Skates. 
[    Mlas   Bemlece   A.    8katea   and    Mr. 
jfcUrry   W.    Holden   were   married    last 
Sunday  by  Rev.  John  Crockett.  Mrs. 
Jtolden    Is   the   daughter   of   Mr.    and 
Mrs    E.  R    Skates.  1215  Roanoke  ave- 
JBJC   and   Mr.   Holden   la  a  son  of  Mr 
ar.d   Mrs.   11.    C    IIoln-.w..    !236   Conrord  J 
aareuue.     They   are   at   home   at    1336  ' 
jponcord  avenue.  ! 


Malse-I.ebar 
A    MT    pretty   '■Kit; if. I 


T 


nt^A  a*  a*.  Joseph. 

'<uy  momta.  at  8  o'clock  whan 


bn«*<  wore  a  track  ee* 
large   picture  h«a  ea 
I  saalcsV  end  easTled  • 
i  ot  ur**«  •*  rasas.    Me» 
sister    of   the    bride, 
-ad  Mr.  wu;i»m  Lst-ar  attended   U»». 
Wd^room.    Th.  bride  I.  **«*"«*;  . 
w  of  Mr.  Mid   Mr*.   R.  J.   l*h*r.  •» 
Snh     Ormnt     street.     Refreshments 
<r*re   served  to   the   wedding    rur^» 
Th.  out-of-town  ,ueets  who  attended 
were  Mm.  Edward  Nelaon  end  sou  of  , 
Kanw  City:    Mm.    Valentine   Fiuner  , 
end      daughter.      M«rgle.       Mr*-      D.H 
■MO—  of  Aurora;  Uxm.  Ernes*  Ray- 
dor  and  family  ot  ft»t»r.  Mies  Oath- 
«rlna  KnotweU  ot  West  Wains.     Mr 
and  Mr.    Hulas  will  be  e»  homo  on 
Boute  10  after  October  1. 


DEATHS 


MRS.  JOSEPHINE  OILMORE. 
rur.eml  eerv!ce«  will  be  held  at 
3:80  p.  m.  today  at  Friend  chapal, 
five  mile*  wort  of  Everton  for  Mrs. 
Josephine  OUinors.  00.  of  naar  arear- 
ton.  Mo.,  who  died  yesterday  morn- 
ing In  a  local  hospital.  Burial  will 
ba  In  the  cemetery  there  under  direc- 
tion of  *ha  ruan  Funeral  boms. 


»■  fl  MART   FRANCES    ARM8TRONO. 
Funeral    services    wUi    ba    held    at 

!uxa  today  at  Pleasant  Hop*,  30 
miles  north  of  here,  for  Mra.  Miry 
France*  Armstrong.  88,  widow  of  Ab- 
nar  Armstrong,  who  died  it  8:80 
o'clock  Friday  night  at  tha  homa  of 
her  daughter,  Mrs.  A.  H.  Wallace  ot 
Route  1.  Springfield.  Burial  will  be 
In  the  cemetery  at  Pleasant  Hope, 
under  direction  ot  the  KJlngner  Fun- 
era!  home. 


M1BS  HBrmtBTTA  TRtmAN- 
deodhter   of   Mr.   end  *™-*Jl- 

who  will  bacom.  the  bride »«JM£ 
Ucrl  o.  Dertaeon  of  ™du 
wSm.  Tweas.  Wedneedsy  •?■■»■« 
iTTcair-mony  «t  the  Hamlin  Me- 
morial Baptist  church  Ml"  Tru- 
man la  the  daughter  of  Col.  R.  E. 
Truman  who  wa*  yesterday; elect- 
JTprSlannt  of  the  Thirty-fifth , 
Division  association. 


Mlat  Truman  to    Wed  Wednesday. 

Wednesday  erenlng  u  the  time  set 
for    the    marriage    of    Miss    li<ennetta 
Truman,  daughter  of  Col.  R.  E.  Tru-  i 
man.   nearly   elected   president  of   the 


MR8.  SUSAN  E.  DAVIS. 
Funeral  arrsncemsnts  are  Incom- 
plete for  Mrs.  Buiuui  E.  Davis.  78 
yeara  old.  widow  of  Oeorge  I>»vi».  who 
died  at  noon  yesterday  at  the  home 
of  a  daughter,  Mrs.  A.  J.  Pate.  710 
East  Division  itreet.  Burial  will  be 
under  direction  of  the  Kllngner  Fun- 
eral  home. 


4f      J.   A.  Delo   Celebrates   Birthday. 

Mr    and   Mrs.  J.  C.   Delo.   764   North 
Uor:a!    avenue.    entertBlnn-1    with    n 


Thirty-fifth    DlrUlon   association,   and 


In  B.  abd 

O.  If.  Delo  of  Altoona, 

visiting  at  the  J.  C.  Delo  boast, 

Mia.  Lucille  Pearson  and  da 

fcktorado,  Arte    The 

celved  a  number  of  nice  gifts 

other  guests   present  at  the 

were  Mr.  end  Mra.  J.  A.  DesOv  MY 

Mrs.  T.  X.  Delo.  Mr.  and  Mra,  8. 

er    and    two   ehlMren.   Miss   M 

Delo.'  Mr.  Jack  Delo  and  Mr. 


The 


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MONDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  26, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Dr.  Herman  E.  McCollum  drowned.** 
Page  2:  Clark  infant  died.** 

Hancock  infant  died.** 

Charles  Stamps  died.** 

Henry  Hayes  died.** 

Mrs.  Lillie  Kelgore  injured  in  auto  accident.** 
Page  5:  Miss  Minnie  Lehar  and  Mr.  Paul  Hulse  were  married.** 
Page  10:  Judge  A.  L.  Baty  died.** 

George  W.  Tunnell  died.** 

John  B.  Garrison  died.** 


Dr.   Herman  E.  JfeColhim't 
Body  Recovered  by  Rancher! 
Near  Laramie;  Mrs.  Hancy 
Gunter  Dead  Man's  Sister    i 


pi  IAN  TIC  efforts  on  the  part  of 
two  companions  and  a  rancher 
(ailed  to  aave  from  drowning  yss- 
lerday  afternoon  Or.  Herman  EL 
Manuel  McCollum,  one  of  the  lead* 
ln<  physicians  of  Wyoming  and 
brother  of  Mra  Nancy  Gunter  of 
Spring  field. 

Dr.  McCollum  was  drowned  in  a 
lake  near  Laramie  when  he  waded 
out  after  several  ducks  he  had  shot 
and  became  entangled  In  the  weeds 
and  sank. 

Both  Unable  to  Swim 
Ills  twu  companions  unable  to 
swim,  waded  Into  the  water  but 
(ailed  to  reach  him  The  owner  of 
the  ranch  on  which  the  luke  is 
situated,  rode  a  horse  Into  the  lake 
as  far  as  the  animal  would  go.  but 
also  failed  !u  r»arh  the  enot  where 
the  doctor  sank.  Ills  body  was  later 
recovered. 

Up    is   »ur\  ;v.-.1    by    a   widow,   and 

four    Mstcr   :.:id    two   brothers,    Mrs. 

Minnie  MtlVlium  ■  f  Browning.  Mo.. 

Mr-.     Nellie     WiisvM     o'     Everett. 

•  Wash..      Mrs.      Nancy      Gunter      of 

.Springfield.   Mo...  Mrs.  Rachel   Nev- 

1  Ins    of    Browning.    Mo,    Dr.    Beverly 

R.    McCollum    of    I^oa    Anmlos     and 

Curtis   B.  McCollum  of   Des   Moines. 

.'  Iowa. 


I 


Fi 


MAYOR  IS  DEAD 

■■■■—■     ■  ■■         '  i--™  ■* 

Henry  Hayes  Came  to  United 

States  From  Germany  When 

Two  Years  Old 


Republic's  village  blacksmith. 
Henry  Hayes,  friend  and  confident! 
of  townspeople  and  farmers  for 
many  years  and  a  former  mayor  of 
Republic,  died  at  hie  farm  home  late  • 
Saturday  night  after  a  long  illness. 
Born  In  Amsterdam,  Germany,  in 
1841.  Mr.  Hayes  came  to  the  United 
States  when  he  was  little  more  than 
two  years  old.  The  family  moved 
immediately  to  a  farm  in  Southwest 
Missouri,  and  young  Hayes  grew 
up  nesr  Republic. 

Well   Known   Character 
For   27  years   he   occupied   a   po- 
sition  In   Republic   much   like-  that 
of    Longfellows    famous    character. 
■  pending   most    of    his    tune    In    his 
blacksmith    shop.      About    15    yearH 
I  ago   Republic's   political    leaders  put 
j  thvlr    heads    together    and    decided 
I  the   village  blacksmith   was  the  log- 
i  leal  man  for  mayor,     lie  was  elect- 
■  ed   easily. 

1  Tin  years  ago  111  health  forced 
;  him  to  retire  from  his  shop,  and  lie 
moved  to  the  George  O'Bryant  farm 
three  miles  east  of  Republic,  where 
he  died.  He  la  survived  oat?  *T 
two  children.  Jerome  i  Ha  yea  of 
Springfield  and  Mra.  Vila  Ward  of 
the  home  address. 

Buried  Today 
Kunerel  services  were  conduct* 
ed  at  the  tarn  home  at  1  o'clock 
yesterday  afternoon  with  the  R*v- 
E.  C.  Bechter  of.  Springfield  deliv- 
ering the  funeral  sermon.  Burial 
was  In  Evergreen  cemetery  at 
Republic  under  the  direction  of  the 
It.  El  Thurman  Undertaking  com- 
pany. 


tU 


WOMAN.  64.  HURl 
AS  CARS  GOLUDE 

m  ■■■■■■!  I 

Mrs.  Lillie  Kelgore  of  Dexter 

Dangerously  Injured  in 

Mishap  Here 


.Mrs.  Llllle  Kelgore.  64.  of  Dexter. 
Mo.,  was  dangerously  Injured  yes- 
terday when  a  Hudson  sedan  In 
which  she  was  riding  ^with-  her 
daughter,  Mrs.  R  V.  Bardon.  and 
her  granddaughter.  Miss  Gladys 
Baugh.  both,  of  Tulsa.  Oklu..  was 
'struck  by- another -cur  and  turned 
over  fit  the  Intersection  6"f  High- 
way 66  and  Nichols  road  early  Irx 
the  afternoon.  . 

A  Starne  ambulance  brought  the 
Injured  woman  to  Springfield, 
where  ahe  waS  given  medical  .at- 
tention. -  The  three  women  are 
staying  at  81C  South  National 
boulevard,  where  they  obtained 
room*  later. 

All    Strangers    Here  «- 

All  are  atrancera  In  Springfield. 
They  were  en  route  from  Tulaa  to 
Dexter. 

Mrs.  Kelgore  was  badly  cut. and 
bruised,  with  especially  aevere  cuts 
on  one  lee  and  wrist,  and  her  back 
was  injured  mo  that  ahe  waa  un- 
able   to    rise    or.    stand    last    night. 
The    physician    attending    was    un-, 
able  last  night  to  say  how  danger- 1 
ous  the  Injury  to  her  back  Is,  and 
said   that  it  might   take  a  day  or  I 
more    to   determine    Its   extent.     He! 
does    not,   however,    believe    that    It 
will  be  permanent. 

Other    Driver    Unknown 

The  car  was  badly  damaged.  Th<j 
driver  of  the  car  which  struck  It 
Is  unknown.  The  other  two  wom- 
en, and  a  fourth  passenger,  a  beau- 
tiful white  Russian  wolfhound, 
were    not   hurt.  ^2-6 


HEART  ATTACK  IS  FATAL 
TO  UNION  VETERAN  HERE 

Oearga  Vf.  Tunnell.  v*.  i»&g  How- 
srd  avenue,  died  suddenly  at  his 
beate  yesterday  afternoon  of  a  heart 
attack.  R«  had  seemed  In  his 
usual  health,  and  had  eaten  a 
hearty  sneal  at   noon. 

Mr.  Tunnell  was  a  Union  soldier 
daring  the  Civil  War.  and  later  en- 
gaged   ta    cattle    raising    for    many' 


Ha  waa   one   of    the    oldest  , 
Masons    in    Missouri.      He    is    sur- 
vived by  his  wife  and  one  eon.  Joe 
1.  at  Mountain  View.  Mo. 


Christian   County 
„  Judge  Dies  Here; 
Funeral  at  Sparta 

A.  1*  Baty.  «•.  of  Sparta, 
it  ta  business  at  Sparta 
iber  of  the  county  court 
At  Oaark  for  the  paat  two  years, 
4U4  hat*  at  4  o'clock  yesterday 
•soratag  at  the  home  of  hie  son,  W. 
B.  Baty.  tu  Normal,  following  a 
abort  tune— 

Tjadge  Baty  was  prominent  In 
politic*  of  Christum 
for  almost  10  years.  He  en- 
la  business  at  Sparta  when 
a  young  man  continued  in  this  ca- 
psjefty  vatll  elected  to  the  county 
cewrt  two  years  ago. 

Ha  Is  survived  by  the  widow,  one 
eon.  W.  B.  Baty.  a  daughter.  Mrs. 
Rath  Nelson  of  Sparta;  three 
Brothers.  W.  M.  and  Oeorg*  Baty 
of  Spring-field  and  John  Baty  of 
Sparta  and  four  grandchildren. 

Kuneral  services  will  be  held 
Moaday  afternoon  at  iSSO  o'clock 
with  Interment  in  Sparta  cemetery 
■after  direction  of  the  Klepper  t'n- 
■eilsslin  company  of  Oaark. 


LCHAR-HUL8K 

The  marriage  of  Miss  Minnie  Le- 
h*r.  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  R.  J. 
Leber,  to  Mr.  Paul  Hulse  took  place 
at  St.  Joseph  church  Wednesday 
morning.  the  Reverend  Father 
Mnurus  reading  the  service.  The 
bride  wore  an  sttrartlv*  'rock  of 
nnvy  blue  with  a  targe  picture  hat 
and  accessories  to  match  and  she 
carried  a  shower  bouquet  of  bride  * 
roses  The  bridesmaid.  Miss  Mar- 
garet Lehar.  sister  of  the  bride,  also 
wore  navy  blue.  Mr.  Hulse  was  at- 
tended by  Mr.  .William  Lehar,  a 
brother  of  the  bride.  Following  the 
ceremony  a  dinner  was  served  to 
a  large  group  of  friends  and  rela- 
tives. The  out  of  town  guests  were: 
Mr*.  Edward  Nelson  and  son  of 
Ksnsas  City:  Mrs.  Valentine  Flts- 
ner  :irw1  iltiughler.  Margie,  and  Mrs. 
mil  Hashsw  of  Aurora.  Mrs.  Ernesi 
Knvdnr  and  family  of  Exeter:  Miss 
«'«ther!ne  Knot  well  of  West  Plains 
Sir  an.1  Mrs.  Hulse  Will  be  at  home 
to  their  rr.r.ny  friends  after  Octo- 
Iwr   l  on  rurjl  route  number  10. 


•Hia 


mTt»  latent  dau«1»ur  of  Mr.  and. 
jtre.  lUUrt  CUrtu     IU  1  Concord 
died  at  -ja  SsrlagOeld  boe- 
taurday  iaoralng.     Funeral 
will   b*.  conducted  In  the 
Dhapei  at   l»  o'clock     thle 
aad  bortal  win  be  ta  East 
Law*  cemetery,  i  '  .    »  - 


HANCOCK  INFANT 
Tb*  Infant  daughter  of  Mr.  and 
lira.  J.  D.  Hancock.,  Greene  county 
betel,  dlad  yesterday  afternoon  at 
a  Bprlagfleld  hospital.  The  funer- 
al will  Ukr  place  In  the  Btarne 
chapel  at  10  o'clock  thla  morning. 
aad  burial  will  be  In  Kaat  Lawn 
co— lory. 


CHARLES  STAMPS 
Funeral  aervlcea  for  Charles 
Ftamp*.  who  died  Friday  at  Wilson 
Cre«k  .were  conducted  yesterday 
at  the  Manley  cemetery,  nix  miles 
from  Hi  pub.ic  on  the  James  river. 
Burial  was  under  direction  of  H  K. 
Ttumian    of    lUuublic. 


I  . 

FUNERAL  SERVICES  HELD 
J  AT  OZARK  FOR  GARRISON 

Funeral    wvlcesi   were    hold    yes- 

I  terday    at    Ozark    for   John    B.   C.*»r- 

!  rlson.    pioneer   of   Ohrlstlnn    county. 

who   died   ut    his   home   followlnK    >i 

llnKerln*       Illness.       Services      nor'- 

•  unducieil    by    tlip    Kevc-rend    J.    J. 

j  Torten.      The    Modern   Woodmen    of 

•  America    conducted    nervlces    at    the 

irrave.      An    unusually    lurpc    crowd 

of   friends   and  relutlves   attended. 


MONDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  26,  1927-LEADER 
Page  I:  Mrs.  Lillie  Kelgore  died  in  an  auto  accident.** 

Page  2:  Hans  Olson,  99,  one  of  the  pioneer  residents  of  Wright  county,  died  last  week  at 
the  county  farm.  He  was  buried  in  the  Swedish  cemetery  at  Mountain  Grove.  He  was  99  years, 
5  months  and  3  days  old. 

Page  3:  Judge  A.  L.  Baty  died.** 
John  B.  Garrison  died.** 
Clark  infant  died.** 
Hancock  infant  died.** 
Charles  Stamps  died.** 
George  W.  Tunnell  died.** 
John  D.  Cooper  died.** 

A  son  Ralph  N.  Van  Winkle,  jr.,  was  born  September  25  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ralph  N. 
Van  Winkle  of  1 3 1 5  West  Florida  street. 
Page  9:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  13:  Miss  Grace  McCormack  and  Mr.  Charles  Berry  were  married.** 

Dr.  Herman  E.  Manuel  McColIum  of  Wyoming  drowned  yesterday  while  duck 
hunting  at  a  lake  near  Laramie,  Wyo.  He  is  survived  by  his  wife,  four  sisters  and  two  brothers: 
Mrs.  Minnie  McColIum  of  Browning,  Mo.,  Mrs.  Nellie  Wilson  of  Everett,  Wash.,  Mrs.  Nancy 
Gunter  of  Springfield,  Mrs.  Rachel  Nevins  of  Browning,  Mo.,  Curtis  B.  McColIum  of  Des 
Moines,  Iowa,  and  Dr.  Beverly  B.  McColIum  of  Los  Angeles. 

Page  14:  Mrs.  Anne  Scudder  Kirkpatrick  became  99  years  old.** 


BIRTHS 


f  x  ■ 


Mr.  and  Mre.  Balph  !»•  Van  Winkle. 
ISIS  Waot  Florida  •treat,  announce 
the  btrth  of  a  eon.  Ralph  »~  P~  Sep- 
tember as.  


OLDEST  CITIZEN  OF 

MONETT  REACHED  99 

Of 


<M3 


MOJOTTT.    MO-  ■•P*-   *•' 
— Mm     Anna    Soudaar     KJ , 
Koaitt*  oldest  InneWtant, 
bar  ninety-ninth    birthday    sanlfSf- 
a*r*   Saturday.     She   wee   boer   *-«■ 
tember  S4.  isa«.  In  Ohio  and 

!  of  a  long   lived  family,  bar  ■ 

1  reaching  SO  yeare  before  death. 
Klrkpetrtck    led   an   active    life   until 

1  nine    yeare    ago.    when    the    fell    end 
broke  a  hip      8h«  hea  been  unable  to 

!  walk  for  the  laet  elx  yeare 


mUMMEM) 
FROM  INJURIES 
IN  AUTO  CRASH 


Mrs.  Lillie  Kelgore  of  Dexter, 
Mo.,  Suffered  Fatal  Inju- 
ries When  Car  Was  Upset 

Near  Springfield  Yesterday 
Afternoon. 


not  seUously   injured. 

Body  to  Dexter.  Mo. 

The  body  of  Mrs.  Kelgore  will  b« 
forwarded  to  Dexter  at  13  o'clock  to- 
night by  the  Starnc  Undertaking 
company.  Funeral  services  probably 
will  be  held  Wednesday  afternoon. 

Besides  her  daughter  and  grand* 
daughter,  Mrs.  Kelgore  Is  survived  by 
two  sons,  Tecumseh  Kelgore  of  Dex- 
ter, and  Lawrence  Kelgore  of  Tucson. 
Arte.;  a  brother,  Jess*  Goodpasture 
of  Greenville,  O. 

The  driver  of  the  Ford  failed  to 
make  a  report  of  the  accident  either 
to  the  police  here  or  the  sheriff.  An 
Investigation  is  being  made.  Ac- 
cording to  Mrs.  Bardon,  the  driver 
of  the  Ford  stated  that  his  foot 
slipped  off  the  brake. 


Injuries  suffered  at  2  so  o'clock 
yesterdsy  afternoon  when  an  auto* 
mobile  In  which  she  was  returning 
from  Tulsa  to  her  home  In  Dexter. 
Mo.  collided  with 
and -was. 


Mrs.  Kelgore  died  "•$"'*  »k*-ei*sCT3P 
the  home  of  It.  T:  Hornbeak;  eld 
South  National  avenue,  where  she 
was    uken    after   receiving    treatment 

I  at    trie   oil  ice    of    Dr.    D.    H.  SUsby. 

j      Mrs.    Kelgore    and     her     dsughter. 
Mrs.    Minnie    Bardon    of    Tulsa,    with 

,  whom   she    bad    been    vllatlng.     and 
Mr*    Bardon 'a   daughter.   MJ6;    Gladys 

I  Bardon,    were    en    route     to     Dexter. 

i  Mrs.  Bardon   and   her  daughter  wore 

!  taking  Mrs.  Kelgore  home. 

■  When  their  automobile,  a  Hudson 
I  sedan,  entered  the  center  of  the  mad 
'  Intersection.  It  was  struck  m  i,  ford 
touring  oar.  the  driver  of  which  Is 
unknown.  The  Hudson  car  roHec 
over  onoe  and  into  a  ditch  at  the 
•ide  of  the  toad. 

Wosaea  Helped  flees  Car. 
Residents  la  the  vicinity  and  oo- 
cupanu  ot  the  Ford  lifted  the  three 
women  from  the  machine  after  a 
larffe  hose  had  fcweo  broke  us  the  top. 
A  •  tarns  embulaxuw  was  rushed  to 
the  scene  of  the  accident  and  tbe 
women  ware  taken  to  Dr.  sustrya  of- 
fice. 

1 1  was  fust  believed  that  Mis.  Kel- 
gore was  not  injured  seriously  as 
only  e  few  minor  cute  were  inflicted. 
She  waa  taken  to  the  Horn  beak  home. 
Her  condition  grew  worse  lest  night 
and  she  died  early  thle  morning. 
Mrs.  Bardon  and  her  daughter  were 


Miss  Oraee  MeOoraxaek  Weds. 
Miss  Grace  MoOonnaok  of  Pittsburg. 
Kan,  daughter  of  Bar.  and  Mrs.  Wil- 
liam R.  McOorm*ck.  formerly  of  this 
city,  waa  married  to  Mr.  Charts*  Barry 
of  Port  Worth.  Texas,  at  a  oeraaacy 
'  Saturday  afternoon  et  4 -SO  at  the 
church  of  which  Rev.  MoOonnaok  Is 
;  pastor.  Tbe  single  ring  —  ilie  wae 
!  read  by  tbe  bride*  fathwr  assisted  by 
Rev  Oalthers  of  Fort  6cott.  Mrs 
Gertrude  Srimin  of  Wichita,  Kan., 
sister  of  the  bride,  wee  matron -of  - 
honor.  Following  the  ceremony  a  re- 
ception was  held  at  the  home  of  the 
bride's  parents.  A  number  of  Spring- 
field people  attended  the  wedding  of 
this  former  resident,  who  lived  here 
with  her  parents  until  last  February, 
when  Rev.  MrCormeok  left  his  posi- 
tion at  Grace  Methodist  Episcopal 
church  to  accept  the  poet  at  Pitts- 
burg. Mr.  and  Mrs.  Berry  will  reside 
In  Fort  Worth. 


M.tKIIIACK  LICENSES. 

Recorder  Jack  W.  McKee  today  is- 
sued the  following  marriage  licenses: 

Homer  A.  Sutton,  60,  Marsbfield. 
and  Sarah  Cook,  46.  Elkland. 

Jack  T.  Jernl«?an.  24.  Aurora,  and 
Melva  S'A'carengln,  1C.  Springlicld.        i 


CLAJUC  INFANT. 

Funeral  services  were  held  at  10 
a.  m.  today  at  the  Btarne  mortuary 
for  the  Infant  daughter  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Robert  Clark.  846  Concord  ave- 
nue, who  died  In  a  local  hospital  yes- 
terday morning.  Burial  was  In  Eaet 
l«wn  cemetery. 


'JIM 


[[jgATHS 


JUDGE  A.  L.  BATY. 
Funeral    services    for    Judge    A.    L. 
Baty,     06.     of     Sparta,  prominent  In 
business  at  Sparta  and  *  m«mb«r  of 
the    Christian   county   court   for    the 
pact   two  year*,  wbo  died   at   4  a.  m. 
yesterday  at  the  horn*  of  hla  eon.  W. 
B.  Baty,  894  Normal,  following  a  abort 
talnaea.  were  held  at  3  10  p.  m.  today  j 
at  Sparta.     Burial  wee  In  the  Sparta! 
letery.     under     direction     of     the ' 

of 


JU 


Undertaking 


company 


gteee  and  polities  of  Christian  oounty 
for  almost  M  yeaie.     He  engaged   IB 

business  »t  Sparta  whan  a  young  man. 

He   la  survived  by  hie  wife,  a  eon. 

w.    B.    Baty.    a   daughter.    Mrs.    Ruth 

Ne:eon  wf  Spana:  three  brother*.  W. 
U  and  Oeorge  Baty  of  Springfield. 
and    John    Baty   of   Sparta,    and    four 

grandchildren. 


JOHN  II.  GARRISON. 
Funerul  aervlcea  wera  held  yeaterday 
at  Omrk  for  John  B.  Oarrlaon.  pioneer 
of  Chrlatlan  county,  who  died  at.  bla 
home  following  a  lingering  Illness. 
Service*  were  conducted  by  Rev.  J.  J. 
Porten.  The  Modern  Woodmen  of 
America  were  >n  charge  of  the  aervlcea 
at  the  "grave. 


HANCOCK  INFANT. 

Funeral  services  for  the  tnfant 
slaughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  D.  Han- 
cock, who  died  yeeterday  afternoon 
at  a  Springfield  boapital.  were  held 
at  10  a.  ra.  today  at  the  Starne  mor- 
tuary. Burial  waa  In  Eaat  Lawn  cem- 
etery. 


CHAKUM  STAMPS. 
Funeral  eervioee  for  Chawlw 
Stamp*,  who  died  Friday  at  Wilson 
Creek,  were  held  yeeterday  »t  the 
Manley  osmetery.  alx  mile*  from  Re- 
public* Burial  waa  under  direction 
of  the  B.  B.  Thurman  Undertaking 
company  of  Republic 


OEORGB   W.    TTJNNILL. 

The  body  of  Oeorge  W.  Tunnell.  03 
ef  1P6S  Howard  avenue,  who  died  eud- 
denly  at  bla  home  yeeterday  altar- 
neon  of  a  heart  attack,  will  be  for- 
warded to  Emporia,  Kana..  tonight  by 
the  KJlngner  Funeral  home.  Mr 
Tunnell  waa  a  Union  aoldler  during 
the  Civil  war.  and  later  engaged  In 
cattle  railing  for  many  yeara.  He 
was  one  of  the  oldeat  Maaona  In  Mis- 
souri. He  la  survived  by  his  wife  and 
one  son.  Joe  Tunnell.  of  Mountain 
View.    Mo 


JOHN  D.  COOPER. 

John  D.  Cooper.  84  years  old.  Civil 
war  veteran,  died  at  his  bunt  at  704 
West  Mount  Vernon  atreet.  at  0  a.  m. 
today.  Mr.  Cooper  waa  a  retired  mer- 
chant. He  had  resided  In  Springfield 
all  his  life.  Funeral  services  will  be 
held  at  3:30  p.  m.  Wednesday  at  the 
Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home.  Burial 
will  be  In  Hiutelwood  cemetery.  He 
is  survived  by  his  wife,  a  eon,  Ray. 
of  Oakland.  Calif.,  a  alster.  Mrs.  Allle 
NewblH  of  Kansas  City,  and  a  grand- 
daughter, Mrs.  Nell*  Barnett  of  Den- 
ver, Colo. 


TUESDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  27, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  The  will  of  Daniel  M.  Evans  was  filed  for  probate. 
Page  5:  Miss  Grace  McCormack  and  Mr.  Charles  Berry  were  married  ** 

w&U?£ Su,,on  of  Marshf,eld  and  Sarah  Cook  of  Elklmd  were  — « 

Daniel  Grant  Johnson  died.** 
Page  12:  Mrs.  Susan  Davis  died.** 
John  B.  Garrison  died.** 
George  W.  Tunnell  died.** 
John  D.  Cooper  died.** 
Mrs.  Lillie  Kelgore  died.** 


IIS 


FAJUpiS 

Body  of  Dexter  VIotim  Return-] 

ed  to  Home  After  Collision  j 

Near  Springfield 


Th«  body  of  Mr*.  LMIe  Kelgore, 
04  years  old.  who  died  aarly  yes- 
terday morning  as  a  result  of  In- 
juries   sustained    In    an    automobile 

j wreck  Sunday  afternoon,  was  for- 
- "iJfJ  last   night    by   \V.  1^.  Starne. 

I  undertaker,  to  Dexter.  Mo.,  her 
home,  for  burial. 

Mrs.  Kelgore  nu  fatally  Injured 
shortly  before  3  o'clock  when  the 
Hudson  automobile  In  which  she 
was    riding   was    struck    by   a   Ford 

I  touring  car  at  the  Intersection  of 
Highway  66  and  Nichols  street  road. 

.  the  larger  car  being  overturned  by 
the  force  of  the  collision. 

'  Mrs.  R.  V.  Bnrdon.  daughter  of 
Mm  Kelgore,  and  Miss  Gladys 
KaiJKh.  her  granddaughter,  both  of 
Tulsa.  Okla.,  and  who  also  occupied 

•  »h»  wr«rk»d%  rnr,  woro  uninjured. 
Mrs.  Bardon  was  driving. 

A    Starne    ambulance    was    called 

land  the  three  persons  were  taken 
to  the  home  of  H.  T.  Hornbeak  at 
SIS    South   Boulevard. 

j      In   addition  to   her   daughter   and 

,  granddaughter,  Mrs.  Kelgore  la  sur- 
vived by  two  sons,  Tecumseh  Kal- 
gore.  of  Dexter,  and  Lawrence  Kel- 
tore,  of  Tucson.  Arli.  and  one 
brother.  Jesse  Goodpasture.  of 
Greenville.   Ohio. 

The  driver  of  the  Ford  la  said  to 
have  stopped  his  car  and  to  have 
tendered  all  possible  assistance  to 
tht-  Injured  women.  In  the  general 
excitement,  however,  he  failed  to 
leave  his  name  and  he. had  not  re- 
ported the  accident  either  to  police 
headquarters  or  to  the  sheriff  late 
lest  night.  No  efforts  had  been 
made  by  6fflcers  last  night  to  find 
the  man. 


Miss  McCormack 

Weds  Charles  Berry 

A  liituo  number  of  Sprlngfleld- 
lans  are  Interested  In  the  marrlago 
of  Miss  Grace  McCormack.  daugh- 
ter of  the  Reverend  Wlllam  K.  Mc- 
Cormack. formerly  pastor  of  Grace 
M.  K.  church  here,  and  Mr3.  Mc- 
Cormack. of  Pittsburgh.  Kan.,  to 
Mr.  Charles  Berry'  of  Fort  Worth. 
Texas,  which  took  place  Saturday 
afternoon  at  1'lttsburg.  The  ser- 
vii'o  was  read  by  the  bride's  father, 
with  the  Revenend  M.  R.  Galthera 
of  Fort  Scott.  Kan.,  assisting,  the 
ceremony  taking  place  at  the  Meth- 
I'dlst  Kj'isco'.uil  ch'.irch.  .'  recep- 
tion at  Hie  home  of  the  brides  par- 
ents followed.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Berry 
will  make  their  home  In  Fort 
Worth. 


IBL  JOHNS 

BmW  Grant  Johnson,  CO, 
at  1:10  o'clock  yesterday  afternoon 
at  hla  home,  route  7.  8prtngrt«ld. 
He  la  survived  by  two  daughter*. 
Beulah  Johnson  of  California  and 
Hal  Johnson  of  Kansas  City,  and 
two  son  a  Harry  and  Thomas  John- 
son of  the  home  address.  Funeral 
amrurementi  are  Incomplete, 
pending  the  arrival  of  relatives,  but 
bartal  will  he  under  direction  o( 
the  Campbell   funeral   home. 


DEATHS 


MR8.  SUSAN  DAVI8 
Funeral  services  for  Mra.  Susan 
Davis,  who  died  Saturday  at  the 
home  of  her  daughter,  ->n».  a.  j. 
Pate,  of  1119  Kast  Division  street, 
will  be  held  at  2:30  o'clock 
Wednesday  afternoon  at  the  resi- 
dence with  the  Reverend  E.  C. 
Sechler,  pastor  of  Central  Chris- 
tian church,  officiating.  Burial 
will  be  In  Greenlawn  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  the  KUngner  Fun- 
eral home. 


GARRISON    8ERVICE8 

Funeral  services  for  John  B.  Gar ■> 
rlaon.  pioneer  realdeht  of  Christian 
county,  who  died  recently  at  his 
home  In  dark,  were  held  Sunday 
afternoon  at  his  home  with  the 
Reverend  J.  J.  Parten  officiating. 
Services  at  the  grave  were  con- 
ducted by  the  Modern  Woodmen  of 
America. 


GEORGE  W.  TUNNELL 
The  body  of  George  W.  Tunnell. 
92  years  old,  veteran  Mason,  who 
died  Sunday  afternoon  following  a 
heart  attack  at  hla  home.  1958 
Howard  avenue,  waa  forwarded  last 
night  by  the  KUngner  Funeral 
home  to  Emporia,  Kan.,  for 
burial.  Mr.  Tunnell  waa  a  veteran 
of  the  Civil  War.  a  Union  soldier, 
and  Is  survived  by  his  widow  and 
one  son.  Joe  Tunnell.  of  Mountain 
View.  Mo. 


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I 


MARRIAGE    LICENSES 

I  J  T  J«rnl*-»n.  24.  Aurora,  anil 
'Melva  Hwearengin.'  1*.  SprincfWld: 
I1k»  1*.  Krelder.  IS.  SprlncfleM.  and 
Helm  T  Buskfi.  II.  Joflln:  Hoyd 
Htyes.  Jl.  and  Eva  McClare.  19. 
r-.<ih  i.f  Reru'-Mc;  Homer  A.  Suttnn. 
50  Muihf'rlJ  and  Sarah  <*ot»k.  45. 
'  Inland 


JOHN  D.  COOPER 
Funeral  services  (or  John  O. 
Cooper.  84-year-old  veteran  of  thr> 
Civil  War,  who  died  at  8  o'clock 
yesterday  morning  at  hla  -liomo. 
784  West  Mount  Vernon  street, 
will  be  held  at  2:30  o'clock  tomor- 
row afternoon  at  the  Alma  Loh- 
meyer  Funeral  home  with  burial  In 
Hatelwood  cemetery.  He  Is  sur- 
vived by  the  widow,  one  aon,  Ray. 
of  Oakland.  Cal.,  one  slitter.  Mrs. 
A!'le  NewMll.  of  Knnyi*  Pity,  -,~.i 
one  grand-daughter,  Mrs.  Nella 
Barnett.    of    Denver.    Colo. 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  27, 1927-LEADER 
Page  3:  E.  B.  Carlton  of  Vernon  county  committed  suicide.  He  was  unmarried,  owned  a 
good  farm  and  had  no  financial  problems. 

Page  10:  Teresa  M.  Friot  sues  to  divorce  Lewis  J.  Friot.  They  were  married  in  October 
1919. 

John  D.  Cooper  died.** 
Mrs.  Susan  Davis  died.** 
Eugene  F.  Sayles  died.** 
Mrs.  Sarah  Scovil  died.** 
J.  E.  Bowman  died.** 
Birth  reported.** 
Daniel  Grant  Johnson  died.** 
Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  15:  Miss  Ruby  Vaughan  and  Mr.  Paul  F.  Nisson  were  married.** 


Mr.   and   Mrs.   A.   T.   Vaughan,  TM 

Eaat  Harrison  snreet,  announce  ill* 
marriage  of  their  daughter,  Ruby,  to 
Mr.  Paul  r.  XlMMB,  SCO  of  Mr.  BOd 

Ura.  A,  NltMon  of  114  W«rt 

marxial  street.     Th»    wedding 
pmtmrn*  •*  turdoy  im  Akron.  O,  fef 
fttr.  o.  M.  rota*.    Boib  are  gradu- 

ttM  of  Drury  ooUege  Mr,  His— s o 
M  *>  s&esnber  ot  ttM  «fcjma\  Wu  &%- 
tarnltr.  ■•  >s  sjomnwiad  with  the 
oherasral  development  sUraasae  of  the 
Good  Tear  Tire  *  Rubber  company, 
Mr.    and    Mrs.    Miasma     spent      their 

•n 


be  at  home  In  Akron,  O .  October  1. 
j  The  bride*  mothtr,  Mrs.  Vaugbaa 
j  was  present  at  tiie  wedding  and  baa 
I  Just  returned  from  Akron. 


BIRTHS 


MARRIAGE    LICENSER. 

Recorder  of  Deeds  Jack  W  McKee 
today  leaued  marriage  ilcersen  to  the 
following: 

Rex  P.  Krleder.  23.  Springfield,  and-i 
Helen   Buckett.  31,  Joplln. 

Boyd  Hayes.  31.  and  *r»  McClure. 
19,  both  of  Republic. 


DEATHS 


JXbMX 
Funereal  Mr* 


Mr    And  Mrs.   Oeorge   Bean   of  route 
,  6.  Springfield,  announce  the   birth  of 
a  daughter.  Mary  Lou.  September  24. 
in  the  Springfield  Baptist  hoaplUI. 


*er.  eH-yeer-oUJ 
wa:.  *2o  d.?\! 
tnorrKu:  a'  !v:» 

,  Veruci:    »ireet. 

:  p.    a.    Mafearro 

'  me  ye*  Wssr^a' 
.v.    Ka-T'*wV 

»:■»♦«    by    ~-.* 

v.>ak:*s^.    C»:: 
N-r*:..'..  .-:  &..» 


ares  for  John  0.  Ooop- 
vrteran   of    thr    Cltrtl 

•  :  .«  o  cluck  yesterday 
home  74*  Wean  Mount 
■Ul  be  bold  at  3:30 
«  at  the  Aim*  Loh- 
*.onse  Burial  will  be 
.■♦r.:e:fr*  He  is  »ur- 
tUf.  a  son.  Raj.  of 
.  m  w.tr.  Mrs  AIM* 
..*u>  C'.'J  and  a  grand - 
»«>•:-»  "!\«rv«!-:   .>f  Den- 


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MR*.  SARAH  SCOVIL. 

1      Mm   S:»rah  8cot1I,  88  years  old.  died 
thl*  morning  at  tl>e  home  of  n  daugh- 
ter.    Mn>.     May     Pelroe\     <"1      Dalla 
1  street,    following    n    lingering    Illness. 
She    Is   survived    by    three   daughters. 
Mrs    Alice   Johnson    of  Oregon    House. 
Calif  .    Mrs.    Elta    Hoffman    of    Clifton 
,  Forge.    Va..    find   Mrs.    Pelrce.    Bnd    14 
grandchildren    and    16     great     grand - 
I  children.      Funeral    services    will     be 
I  held  at  2  p.  m.  tomorrow  at  the  8ev- 
I  eiith  Day  Adveutlat  church.  Main  and 
JLrnn  streets.     Burial  will  be  In  Bell- 
j  view  cemetery  under  the  direction  of 
'  the    Kllngner    Fuueral    home 

i.   K.    BOWMAN. 
J     E    Bowman.    &»    years     old.     of 
Springfield,  died    Mils    morning   In    a 
K<*1    hoepttal    TOl lowing    a    lingering! 
[illness.       lie      is      survived      by     two! 
daughters.  Mrs.  Margaret  Looney  and 
Mrs.    Mary    Cookeey.    »nd    two    sons. 
Harry    snd    Paul      Bowman.      all      of 
!  Springfield.     Funeral  service*  will   be 
'  held   at  10:30  a.  m.  tomorrow  at  the 
I  Alma  Umrneyer  runeral  home.  Burial 
I  will  be  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery. 

***-   *  '      MR*    M  >\>  1»M  »* 

^_.-i  serv..^  :o.  Mrs  Susan 
r»«-K  »>•«-'  «^**  Saturday  at  the 
^-c*  of  ?.er  daughter.  Mrs  A.  J. 
p.-.*  eC  ill*  &**1  Division  street 
1;.-  ^.  i,....  a.  >  30  p  m.  Wednesday 
,."-4  rAVifwCe  wlt!i  Brv  E  C.  Sech- 
.-  "  -*«-.x-  of  tcr.'.ra!  Christian 
cfcurcb.  officiating  Burial  will  be 
a  OreenUwn  cemetery  usder  dlrec- 
iwa  of  !Cinsner  Funeral  home. 


DANIEL    GRANT   JOHNSON. 

Funeral    service*    for   Danlsl    Grant 
Johnson.  60  years  old.  who  died  yes- 
terday  afternoon    at   his     borne     on 
Route  7.  Springfield.  wUl   be  bald  at 
3:30    p.    m.    Wednesday    at    the    resi- 
dence, with  Rev.  L.  R.  Or  ant.   pastor  < 
of    Pitta    Ohapel    M     E.     church,     of- 
ficiating      Burial    will    be    in    South ' 
Hew  I  wood    cemetery    under    direction  | 
of    the    Campbell     Undertaking    <-oni- 
pany.      Mr     Johnson    la    survived    by 
two  daughters.  Mlas  Beulah  Johnson 
of   California,  and   Miss   Hal  Johnson 
of   Kansts  City,   and    two   aor.s.    Ham 
and  Thomas  Johnson    of   Springfield 


LI  iitNi.   I .  jvWl.r.f. 

Kugrnr  F  Saylrs.  60  years  old, 
prominent  hardware  and  furniture 
dealer  of  Vlnlta.  Okla..  died  here  this 
morning  at  the  home  of  a  son.  N  E. 
Sayles.  948  West  Division  street.  He 
is  survived  by  his  wife,  two  sons.  O. 
.  M  Sayles  of  Joplln  and  N.  E.  Sayles 
■  of  this  city;  a  sister.  Mrs.  Rctta  Sweet 
ol  Denver,  Colo.,  and  five  grand-* 
children  Funeral  arraagMOawrte  are 
incomplete,  tout  burial  -will  be  in 
Mount  Oak  cemetery  at  Joplln.  under 
direction  of  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
home. 


The  Daily  News  for  Wednesday,  September  28, 1927,  is  missing. 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBE   R  28, 1927-LEADER 
Page  9:  Luther  Tuttle  died.** 
Page  10:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

John  D.  Cooper  died.** 

Mary  Jane  Kiefer  died.** 

J.  E.  Bowman  died.** 

Mrs.  Susan  Davis  died.** 

Eugene  F.  Sayles  died.** 

Mrs.  Sarah  Scovil  died.** 

Dorothy  Lee  Demore  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 

Fern  Taylor  sues  to  divorce  C.  A.  Taylor.  They  were  married  in  October  1924. 


<*»8 


tr.-M.  who  died  Monday  ei  bli 
748  Wmi  Mount  Vernon  street,  ware 
held  at  3  :S0  p.  m.  today  at  the  Alma 
Lobmeyer  Funeral  home.  Burial  was 
In  Haselwood   cemetery.  • 

MARY  JAWS   ElaTCR. 

Funeral    eervlcee     for     Mary     Jane 

Klefer.   five-year-old  daughter  of  Mr. 

and  Mra.  Chartee  Kiefer.  of  eol  South 
,'  Nattlaton  avenue,  who  died  at  3  80 
'  o'clock     yeaterday    afternoon    ai    Iter 

home  arter  a  b."!t?  i:ii.e*§.  w;;:  :>r 
,  held   at  3:30  p.    m.   tomorrow   at    u>* 

Herman  H  Lolum-yvr  Funvral  rV»m» 
.  Burial  will  be  in  Bciiview  b— MJtarf 
i  Bbe  la  aurvtvad   by    the  parents,   two 

I  brother*,    frank   and   Dean,  and   four  ' 
grandparents.    Mr.    and    Mra.    Charles 
Klcfer.  8r .   and  Mr.  and  Mra.   Walter  ' 
Morgan,  all  of  Springfield 


I 


J.    E.    BOWMAN. 
Funeral   aervlcea   for  J.   E     Bom-man. 
50.   who  died    yesterday   morning   in   ■ 
local     hospital     following     p.    lingering 


I  Ulna 


•t  1040  a.  m.  uxu.y 


at  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 
Burial  waa  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery. 


i  MRS.     fUSAN     DAVIb. 

Funeral    aervlcea    for    Mra.    Buaan  \ 

!  Da  via,    who    died    Saturday     at     the 

,  home    of    her    daughter,    Mra.    A.    J. 

'Pate.   1119  East  Dlvlalon  atreet,  were 

I  held   at   the   realdence   at    3  30   today. 

|  with  Rev.  E.  C.  Bechler,  rum  tor  of 
Central  Christian  cburch.  oflclatlng. 
Burial  waa  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery 
under      direction     of      the      KUugnet 

I  Funeral  borne. 


BF??',* 


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:*«'       MARRIAGE  LICENSES. 

Marriage  Ueenaaa  were  Issued  today 
by   Record**  Jack  W.   MeKee   to  Um 


Harp,  33,  and  ■  aitileen 
Haon.  ST.  both  of  McCreeken.  Mo. 
•    -Sari  O.  Davideoo.  2a.  Wichita  PaUa, 
Tba,'  end   Henrietta   E.  Truman.   SI. 
SJprlngflald. 

Jack  Hodaon.  a  1  Walnut  Cta-ow.  and 
Gladys  Keen.  IS.  Phertli.  Mo 

Claud  D.  Kepley.  31.  Fair  Orov*. 
and  Mary  Joaepbine  Jump.  It.  Straf- 
ford. 


v  . -.   exoesc  r.  havuu 

The  body  of  Kuirene  F.  Baylee.  00. 
j  for  many  yaara  a  hardware  and  fur- 
niture dealer  of  Vlr.lta  Okla  .  who 
died  yeaterday  morning  at  the  hon.f 
of  hla  aon.  N.  Z  Baylea.  D48  Went 
Dlvuion  atreet.  will  be  aent  ov#rland 
tomorrow  morning  to  Joplln  by  the 
Kllngner  Funeral  home  for  burial. 


MRS.   SARAH    RCOVIL. 

Funeral  earvlcee  for  Mra.  Barah 
8covll,  88.  who  died  yeaterday  morn- 
ing at  the  home  of  her  daughter. 
Mra.     May     Pelrce.     BU     Delia     Mrrrt. 

I  following  a  lingering  lllne*s.  were 
held  at  3  p.  m.   today  at   the  Seventh 

I  Day  Adventlat  cburch.     Burial  waa  in 

|  Ballview  cemetery   under  direction  of  ! 

■  the   Kllngner   Fui.eral    home.  , 


DOROTHY    Ul   DEMORB. 
Dorothy    Laa  Damore.     tba     few-  ' 
months-old  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mra.  | 

'  Claude     A.    Demore    of    Woo     North 
Orant  avenue,  died  at  1:15  a.  m.  to-  ' 
day  at  tba  borne.    Tba  child  la  sur- 
vived   by   the   parenta   and   a  alatar 
Funeral      aerTlcea      were      bald      at 
3*0  p.  m.   today  at  TeakJer   Chapel 
12  mi  lea  weat  of  bare,  with  Rav.  J   A 
Young-    officiating.      Burial      waa      m 
Yeakley    Chapel    cemetery    under   dl-  ' 
rectlon  of  \v.  L.  6tarn«.  undertaker. 


LLTUKR    TLTTLE. 

Tba  body  of  Lutbar  TotUa.  96  yaara 

old,  wbo  dJad  Tuaerlay  at  La  Junta, 

Col  o..    will    bo    fonrardad     bare   for 

burial,    arriving    Thursday    morning. 

]  Mr.  Tuttle  waa  a  former   Springfield 

;  resident.     He  la  survived  by  hla  wife 
and  a  email  daughter  and  hie  mother.  \ 
Mrs.     W.    O.     LaRue     of     this     city. 

\  Funeral  arrangements  are  incomplete, 
but  they  v  :il  be  held  tinder  the  riirrc- 

ition  ul  the  Ktii.Kt.tr  Funera;  home. 


BUM  FOR  DIVORCE. 
Alleging  that  bar  buebaod  was  ex- 
uamaly  jealoua  and  that  ha  had 
baan  oonvlcted  of  a  felony  before 
their  marriage  and  bad  served  a  term 
In  tba  penitentiary  at  Little  Rock. 
Ark.,  without  her  knowledge.  Fern 
Taylor  this  morning  filed  stilt  In  tba 
circuit  court  agalart  C.  A.  Taylor. 
They  were  married  In  October.  1934. 
and  lived  together  until  September, 
1927. 


<H\^ 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  Ust.  Clyde  Whetler,  of  604 
West  ^Barrlaoo  street,  nmouace  the 
birth  of  a  »on.  Wilbur  Euirene.  .Sep- 


I 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  29,  1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Pagel:  I.  H.  Leverton  was  killed.** 

E.  B.  Carlton  committed  suicide.** 

Walter  Harp  and  Kathleen  Garrison,  both  of  McCracken,  were  married  yesterday 
in  Springfield. 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  Claud  D.  Kepley  of  Fair  Grove  and  Mary  Josephine  Jump  of  Strafford  were 
married  Tuesday  in  Springfield. 

Eugene  F.  Sayles  died.** 
Dorothy  Lee  Demore  died.** 
Mary  Jane  Kiefer  died.** 
Mrs.  Emma  Albert  died.** 

Page  5:  Miss  Catherine  Marie  Quinn  and  Mr.  Louis  H.  Gummersbach  will  be  married 
October  22.** 


Walter  Harp  and  Kathlaan  Gar. 
rutin.  l>oih  of  McCracken.  were 
married  at  the  court  ho.u*«  yester- 
day by  the  Reverend  George  O. 
Van  Soy. 

MARRIAGE  LICENSES 
j  Walter  Hurp.  23.  and  Kathleen] 
i  Harrison.  SI.  both  of  MoCruokon ;  ! 
,  Farl  <*.  Davidson.  25.  Wichita  J 
I  Falls.  Te.v.  and  Henrietta  E.  Ti  u-  ' 
•tan,    21,   Springfield. 


VERNON  COUNTY  FARMER 
ENDS  LIFE  WITH  POISON 

K.  II.  Carlton,  Vernon  county 
farmer,  who  lived  two  miles  south- 
east or  Schell  City,  committed  m:!- 
clde  by  drinking  poison.  Melancholy 
and  poor  health  were  assigned  iih 
reasons  for  the  act. 


DEATHS 


EUGENE  F.  SAYLES 
The  body  of  Kugene  F.  Sayle*. 
60  years  old.  hardware  nnd  furni- 
ture dealer  of  Vlntta,  Okls.,  who 
died  Tuesday  at  the  home  of  hU 
son.  K.  E.  Baylcs.  of  948  West 
Division  street,  will  be  forwarded 
this  morning  by  the  Kllngner  Fun- 
eral home  to  Joplln.  where  funeral 
serN  lc«>s  will  be  held  at  2  o'clock 
this  afternoon  with  burial  In  Mount 
Hope  cemetery   there. 


OOROTHY   LEE   DEMORE 

Funeral  services  for  Dorothy  Lee 
I  P.-more,     Infant     daughter    of       Mr. 
and     Mrs.     Claude     A.    Demore.     of 
2309  North  Grant  avenue,  who  died  I 
at    1:15    o'clock    yesterday    morning.' 
were  held  at  2:30  o'clock  yesterday) 
afternoon     at     Ycakley    chapel,       1 2 , 
miles     west     of     Springfield.       with  | 
burial   In   the  cemetery  there   under 
direction    of    \V.    L.    Starne,    under- 
taker.     The    child     la    survived    by 
the    parents    ami    one    sister. 

KIEFER    SERVICES 

Funeral  services  for  Mary  Jane  | 
Kiefer.  five-year-old  daughter  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  Kiefer.  801 
South  Nftlleton  u  vnuc.  who  died 
Tuesdar>aftei  noon,  will  he  held  ut 
2:30  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
Herman  II.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  j 
home,  with  burial  In  "Well  view  rente 
t.ry. 


MRS.   EMMA  ALBERT 
Mrs.    Knnna    Albert,    77.     died,    at 

'T:3U   o'clock    lust    night    following   a 
brief   Illness   at   her   home,   route   11.  • 
Springfield.     Funeral    arrangements 
are  incomplete,   pending   the  arrival 
of  relatives,   but    Mrs.   Albert "prob-  ■ 
ably   will   be   buried   hero   under  the 
direction  of  tlic.'.Mma  oLhmeyer  fu-  ; 
ioi.il  lioiiie.   Sbe   is  survived   by  two 

.d.nigliiei ".-•.  .Mrs.  Frank  Kvans  of 
T'  x.t>  and  Mrs.  Inadore  Dole  of 
< 'i.ioi.olo.  tuo  sons,  John  Alb'Tl  of 
Hran.hTi.  biw.1,  and  Edwin  Davis  of 
Kansas  'City,    and     several-    grand- 


910 


VETERAN.  82.  HIT 


1 


'places. 


E 


Skull  Crushed  At,  Deaf  and 
Partly  Blind,  He  Walks  Into 
Trolley  Path  and  Dies  Few 
Hours  Later 


PLANNED  TO  ASK  SISTER 
COME  TO  LIVE  WITH  HIM 


Eager  For  WaJk  Instead  of 
Dropping  Letter  at  Corner 
Box.  Disregards  Warning 
And  Is  Knocked  Down 

|  \A7ltb  both  sight  mod  bearing  tm- 

!-      paired  by  old  a»«  and  able  to 

{wala  only  with  too  aid  of  a  heavy 

!can«.    I-    H.    Umtvn,    M-yearaold 

'  veteran  of  the   Civil   war.   Ual  eve- 

nine  hobbled  directly  in  front  of  a 

•tret:  car  a*  be  attempted  to  cross 

Beoavauo  avenue  to  tae  poeiotllee, 

— taming    lnjurlee     wblCB     provod 


fatal  at  i  o'clock  this  morning 

lUopping-  hu  car  a*  q  ul  ckly  ae 
possible,  David  Kerguson,  motor- 
man,  called  a  KJlngner  ambulanoo 
and  tbo  Injured  man  was  rushed  to 
the  Springfield  Baptist  beepitai 
where  aa  tiiirtnillfl"  revealed  that 
bU  lajuiiea  included  a  badly  crush- 
ed  skulL  An  «mai«m>  operatloa 
bp  Hr.  WUbei 
and  1*.  Loo  Ons  aad  a  large 


uno  tha  brain.  was 


ed. 


BEGGED  SISTER  COME 


71 


!• — ; * 

I      Homeless   since    the   death    of   bis 
ml«  lit  >rar»  ago.  the  ifd  veteran, 
had    written  a    letter    to    hl«   sister. 
Alias    il«i»    l^serlon.    of    lte>uulda.| 
Mo.    in    which    he     urged    thai    she' 
•   niu\e    lo    <t*prin*-fieU]    aud     make    a 
home    for    him.    explaining    that    be' 
plmmed   lu   Lu>    -    small   home  here. 

'It  was  lo  mall  this  letter  and  lo  take  ' 
a   Utile  exercise   that   Air.    JLeverton 
had  walked  (rum   preeent   boarding' 
place  at   iui   Weal   Walnut  street. 

I'oming  to  tiprlniffleM  a  lea 
months  ago.  the  veteran  had  taker* 
a  room  -at  430  South  Market  ave-  | 
nun  where  he  lived  for  only  a  few  . 
weeks,  later  moving  t>>  the  home  of] 
Alford  Baker,  at  b'vt  West  Walnut  , 
street. 
',    .  Ultle  vu   know   about  UM 


'  man  since  his  Impaired  bearing  Pra-  > 
.vented  hie  taking  any  great  part  la 
;  the '  conversation  '  at  -  bis    boarding 


;      DISREGARDED  WARNING      |  ; 


'      lie  had  seemed  In  excellent  splr- 

lla    lust    evening    when    he   left    his 

.room,  according  to  Mrs.  baker,  who 

explained  I  lull  he   had  entered  their 

'i  living   room   and    Jested   wllh    them 

'regarding   the   pa >  inert    of   tils   rent. 

He   seldom   evert   talked    Willi    thrm. 

,  she    said,    remaining     In    hi*    room 

1 1  much  of  the  time. 

'I      When  he  explained  that  he  wished 

'  jto  walk  to  the  postoffloe  to  mall  his 

I  letter.  Mr.   Itakcr   urged  him  to  de- 

i  posit    the    letter    In    a    nearby    box 

ruther    than    to    attempt    the    walk. 

'  but    the    veteran    Insisted    that    he 

■;  needed   the  exorcise. 


Jet.  22 


V    :  f  I   'x     rt   ' 


gXaCTJRDAT.    October    U /  |g 

date  eelected  by  Miss  Catherine 
Marie  Qulnn.  only  daughter  of  Mr. 
*od  Mrs.  James  M.  Qulnn.  §00  Booth 
■National    boulevard,    tor    bar   mar- 
riage to  Mr.  Louis  H.  Qummerebach  ' 
of  Bt.  Louis.    The  wedding  will  take  ; 
place  at  »  o'clock  In  the  morning  at  • 
at-  Agnes  church,  with  the  Reverend  | 
Fhther    L>.   Curtis    Tleman    reading 
the     ring     service,  before   a   large 
number    of    friends    of    the    young 
couple. 

Miss  Qulnn  wlU  be  given  In  mar-  ' 
rlage  by  her  father  and  she  wUl.be 
attended    by    Mrs.    John    Qulnn   as 
matron   cf   honor  and    Miss   Agnes 
Meyer,  who  is  n  cousin  to  the  bride- 
groom-elect, as  maid  of  honor.  Mr. 
Ourumersbach   will  be  attended  by 
Mr.    John    Qulnn.    brother    to    Miss 
Qulnn.  as  honor  man.  and  Mr.  John 
Hawke  of  St.  Louis  as  groomsman,  j 
The  ushers  will   be  Mr.   Ed   Hla-glns  , 
of  Bt.  Louis  an.1  Mr.  John  Meyer,  of  j 
this  city,  cousin  to  Mr.   Cummers - 
••ach.     Master  John  Qulnn.  nephew  I 
to   the  bride-elect,     will     be     ring-  J 
bearer.  | 

Following  the  ceremony  a  break-  | 
fast    will    he    served    st    the   home    of 
the    brides    parents    to    the    bridal] 
D*rty  and  members  of  the  "two  funi»{ 
<  Hies,  the  newly  wed*  will  then  leave 
for  a  trip  to  New  York  City  and ! 
points  In  Canada.    About  December 
1  they  will  go   to  8t.  Louis   where 
they  will  be  at  home  at  «©57  Water- 
man avenue. 

Many     lovely     parties  are  being, 
Clven  for   Mis*   Qulnn  by  her   wide 
circle  of  friends  an  the  date  for  her  | 
marriage    approaches.  I 


<*a\ 


THURSDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  29, 1927--LEADER 

Page  2:  C.  Emmett  Brown  died.** 
Page  6:  I.  H.  Leverton  died.** 

Mary  Jane  Kiefer  died.** 

Wanetta  Hedick  died.** 

Mrs.  Emma  Albert  died.** 

Daughter  born  September  24  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Harry  Logan  of  1409  South  Fremont 


avenue. 


Page  13:  There  is  a  photo  of  and  article  about  S.  D.  Conway,  a  Springfield  grocer. 
Page  23:  Miss  Henrietta  Truman  and  Mr.  Earl  Davidson  were  married.** 


AGED  MAN  DIES 
FROM  INJURIES 


1cm  of  the  KIlligTHT  t.'r.rierlnklng 
company  pending  word  from  rela- 
♦*\s«  Information  contained  among 
f.>5  in  .'il»  room  indicated  Urn*  im 
i.  :  ■.  *  c<  »<jiiV  Ourry  Lrvertoi;.  ••:  Ael- 
•  «•:.-,  la  and  J  O  Levertw;  f»my- 
lU:(r.  Mich  .  and  the  ulitlrr.  Minn  Lev- 
erton,  of   Reynolds.    Mo. 


I.  H.  Leverton,  Civil  War 

Veteran,  Run  Down  by 

Street  Car. 


Attempting  to  croea  Boouvllle  eve- 
BUr  to  the  main  postofflce  late  yes- 
terday afternoon.  I  H  Lererton,  W- 
yeer-old  Civil  war  vetereu.  wi«  run 
#)own  by  a  meet  car  and  suffered  to*  j 
Juries  ehlih  proved  fatal  at  J  o'clock  , 
Vhii  morning  In  the  Springfield  Bap- 
tlat  hoap'.tal.  where  he  was  taken 
Shortly   after    the  accident 

Immediately     alter     the     man     wm  I 
•truck    by    the    •trrett  car.    Molorman  > 
David     Ferguson     called    n     Kllngner  j 
ambulance  and  the   Injured  man  was 
ruahed  to  the  hospital      An  examine-  ) 
tlon    by    Dr.    Wilbur    Bmlth    and    Dr.  j 
Lee  Cox  revealed   that   ha  had  Buffer-  | 
ad   a   badl>    crushed  tkvi.i       A    piece  of 
the  •Hull,  which  had   been   forced    In- 
to   the    brain.    »u    removed    by      the 
■njrgeoue  In  an  effort   to  aave  hla  life. 

Homeless    elnoe    the    death    of    hie 
wife    15    year*    ego.    the   aged    veteran 
bad    written    a    letter    to    hie    sister. 
Mute  Mary  Leverton.  of  Reynolds.  Mo..  | 
iu    which   he   urged    that   ehc   move   to  j 
Springfield     on<1     make     a     home     for  i 
him      He  wu  on  his  way  to  the  post- 
office  to  mall  thla  letter  when  struck 

bv   the   street  car. 

Mr    Leverton  had  lived  at  the  home. 
of"  Altord    Baker.    508    Weet    Walnut 
street,    since    coming    to    Springfield  | 
#rversl  months  ago  ; 

The   body   19  being   held  in   the  par-  | 


PROMINENT  BUSINESS 
MAN  OF  AURORA  DIES 

AURORA.  Mo,  0«p*-  W— (Special) 
— Word  was  received  her*  yesterday 
of  the  (teeth  In  Colorado  Spring*. 
Colo.,  of  C.  Emmett  Brown,  promin- 
ent business  men  of  Aurora,  who 
died  following  en  operation.  Mr 
Brown  had  been  e  resident  of  Aurora 
for  38  years,  leering  here  a  year  ago 
for  the  weet  In  an  effort  to  regain 
his  health.  He  was  president  of  the 
school  board  for  eereral  years  and 
had  been  president  of  the  Aurora 
Building  and  Loan  association  since 
Its  organisation,  until  the  tint  of 
the  year.  He  had  served  as  an  elder 
of  the  Presbyterian  church  longer 
than  any  other  man.  Hs  was  a  Ma- 
son and  belonged  to  the  consistory 
at  JopUn  and  the  Abou  Ben  Adhem 
Shrine  at  Springfield. 


— — — — -  """JF 

DEATHS  1| 


MARY  MKB 

Funeral  semoes  for  Mary  Jans 
Kiefer.  five-year-old  daughter,  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs  Charlee  Kiefer.  801  8r*rtti 
WeUleXon  avenue,  who  died  T»esday 
afternoon,  were  held  at  A  JO  p.  m.  to- 
day at  the  Herman  m.  bofcmsjtr  to* 
nerej  boose.  Burial  was  In 
eeaaetery. 


°iia 


-■  WAWaTTA  JRD1CS 
Wan*tta  Hedlck.  flv* 
daughter  ^>f  Mr  and  Mrs.  Dalmar  H*- 
dirk  of  Rseds  Spring  died  at  •  «Ab»s** 
this  morning  at a  local  hospital  Besides 
tlM  parents  she  U  aurvwvsd  bjr  a  *l*»er. 
Puitcral  e*rvlce*  probably  Will  be  bald 
uwnorrvw  morning  at  the  restdanea. 
Burial  wi"  he  In  Tocum  Pood  came- 
•in-  The  txxly  U  :n  chars*  of  to* 
W.  L  Stiu-ne  Undertaking  company. 


MILS    EMMA  ALBERT. 

Funeral     arrangement*    are    incom- 
plete, for  Mrs.   Emma  Albert,  77  year* 
old.     who    died     at    7  30    o'clock    la«t 
:.:gl>t.  following  a  brief  Illness  at  b«r 
home,    route    11.    8prlngfleld.      Burial 
probably  will  be  made  here  under  di- 
rection of  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  funer- 
,  al    home.      She    la    survived    by    two 
■  daughter*.  Mm    Prank  Evans  of  Tama* 
'  and    Mr*,    laadore    Dole   of    Colorado; 
,  two  sons,  John  Albert  of  Brandon.  la . 
ar.d  Edwin  Davis  of  Kaneaa  City,  and 
|  several   grandchildren. 


$£'  ' 


■  ■■ 


IBM  MR 

Henrietta  Truman,  daughter 
of  Col.  R  E.  Truman,  president  of  the 
Thirty -Plftb  Division  aaaoclatlon.  and 
lira  Truman,  1930  North  Broadway, 
and  Mr.  Barl  DaTidaoo  of  Wichita 
Valla,  Tag.  war*  the  principals  In  a 
pretty  wedding  ceremony  which  took 
■dao*  at  8  o'clock  last  night  at  Ham- 
lin Memorial  UupUsl  church.  About  7A 
and  -rwlaUra*  wera.  la.  attend- 
An  attraotlv*  background  for 
(be  ceremony  waa  formed  by  the  altar 
decorated,  with  two  baskets  of  pink 
bride  a  rone  and  a  candelabrum  bold- 
lag  five  white  candle*  which  were 
lighted  at  the  beginning  of  the  nrrv-  | 
lo*.    A  color  cioia  uf  green  and  while  { 


"O   Promise  Me"   prercdlnt;    the   ccrr-  , 
monv   and   was  accompanied   by   Ml**  ■ 
Vivian    Turkcr,    r"»lllM-    w,'°    I>l">ecl  > 
th*    wedding  nmrcb   from    Lohengrin  [ 
(Wagner  i    lor    tl:e    procession.      Rev.  . 
J.    A.    Roper    officiated.     Th*     bride 
entered  the  room  on  the  arm  of  her 
father  who  gave  her  away.    She  wove 
a  gown  of  white  frost  crepe  with  a 
full-length  veil  caught  at  the  head 
by  a  wrenth  of  orange  bloasoma.    Her 
bouquet  waa  formed  of  rosebuds  and 
baby  breath.    The  bride's  attendants 
included    Mrs.   Roy   Hornbuckle     of 
K""*-  City,  matron  of  honor,  who 
wore  blue  stain.  Mlaa  Velma  Martin, 
maid   of   honor,   who     wore     peach 
georgette   and   lace,  and    the   brides  - 
meid*.  Mli—e  Bessie  Wells.  Ruth  Eel- 
ley  and  Elisabeth  Gibson,  whose  taffeta 
gqasns    were    of    apricot,      pink      aud 
orAld.    respectively.     The    bouquet* 
carried    by    the    tr?rndnnts    were    t>f 
\-::'.'    and    fcw'.;\       I:t«  ...        fc;x 


*brpiierd«v»    "attendants,      in     pink  j 
taffeta  dreaeea  formed  an  arch  at  the  ' 
step*   of    the   altar   by    huld::.£    their  ' 
Whit*   abepberd'a   crooka    with     large 
pink  bow*  our  the  procession.  Theae 
were:    Mlase*    Enid    Thomaa.   Mildred 
White.  Ellen  Oamblln,  Virginia  Hart- 
sell,    Lena   Solomon   and    Mary     Day. 
The  groom  waa  attended  by  Mr.  Louis 
Truman,   brother  of  the   bride,     who 
acted  as  best  man  and  the  grooms- 
man. Messrs.  Tom  Crabb.  Oeorge  Hall, 
Jr..  and  Ned  Whit*.    An  Informal  re- 
ception  at   th*   home   of    the   bride's 
parents  followed     Immediately     after 
the   service.     The   groom   Is   the     son 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  O.  Davidson     of  I 
Dallas.  Tex.     The  out-of-town  guests  ' 
were  Mrs.  W.  O.  Davidson,  mother  of 
the    groom,    and    Mr.    end    Mrs.    Roy 
Rdrnbuckle    of   Kansas     City.       The 
younc  couple   left  Immediately  after 
the  reception  for  Wichita  Palls,  Tex., 
where    they    will    be    at   home.      Mr. 
Davidson  Is  an  employe  In  the  Wichita 
Palls  post  office. 


with    touches    of      pink      was      used 

throughout      the  church.      The      II-  j 

lumlnutlon    from  a      larce      elect  Mr  i 

croas   foil  en  the  path  of   the  bridal 

procession.     Mix*  Tt.elina   >pp»   sang  ' 

FRIDAY  MORNING,  SEPTEMBER  30,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Pagel:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  3:  James  W.  Farmer  died.** 
Page  6:  The  will  of  Daniel  M.  Evans  is  in  probate. 

Page  7:  Daughter  born  September  28  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  Kirby  of  1 893  Rock.  Island 
street. 

Daughter  born  September  27  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  C.  Crutchfield  of  1 03 1  West 
Thoman  street. 

Page  9:  Mrs.  J.  E.  Fulkerson  died.** 
Page  13:  Wanetta  Hedick  died.** 
Mrs.  Emma  Albert  died.** 
RoyB.  Dye,  Jr.,  died.** 
Mrs.  Anna  May  Hendrickson  died.** 


°n."S 


Mrs.  Laurah  Snider  died.** 
I.  H.  Leverton  died.** 
Page  15:  Martin  L.  Howard  was  appointed  to  administer  the  estate  of  the  late  Henry 
Hayes  of  Republic. 

The  will  of  Clara  S.  Iseman  was  admitted  to  probate.** 


H010  FUNERAL  SERVICES 
FOR  LEBANON  PIONEER 


J,  I 


LBBANON.  Mo.  Sept.  11 .  —  Fun- 
eral service*  wer*  held  today  for 
Mr*.  J.  R.  Felkereon.  72.  plonker  of 
T-i-'Ttft  county  and  leader  la  W.  C. 
T.  U.  work  of  the  Ourk  region  for 

eny  roar*. 

In  rloas  wer*  conducted  by  tho 
Reverend  O  8.  Fr**ter  pastor  of 
Madlaon  av.  ■  •  Methodist  church. 
Maiato  «u  provided  by  tho  church 
estoar  and  a  quartet.  Mr*.  Fulker- 
m«  wu  widely  known  throughout 
Che  district  as  a  raault  of  bar  lead- 
la   choroh    work,        * 


PIONEER  OF  CHRISTIAN 
COUNTY  DIES  AT  SPARTA 


OZARK.  Mo,  Bept.  It.— James  W. 

;  Farmer.  77.  pioneer  of  Chrlatlan 
county,  died  Thursday  night  at  hla 
home  at  6parta  following  a  linger- 
ing   Illness.    He   la   survived    by   alx 

.children.  Funeral  *ervtcea  will  be 
held  at  the  Fanner  home  at  1:10 
o\:lock  thU  afternoon  under  the  di- 
rection of  the  ChaXfln  Undertaking 
company. 


CLARA   ISEMAN  WILL 

1  The  wUl  of  the  late  Clara  8. 
Iaeman,  died  yesterday  In  probate 
court,  leaves  the  estate  to  be  dlvld- 

led  equally  between  the  two  daugh- 
ter*. Cmthalene  Ieeman  and  Mrs. 
June  V.  Tailey.  The  daughters  are 
to  be  Joint  executrix**  and  to  serve 

i  without  bond. 


MARRIAGE   LICBN8E8 

Sylvlua  Remain.  10.  St.  Loute, 
and  Marguerite  O'Connell,  11,  But* 
ler:  Elijah  C  Mehagan.  It.  and 
ViMan  n.  D.  Breanle.  It.  both  of 
Springfield. 


MRS.  LAURAH  SNIDER 

Funeral  arrangements  are  Incom- 
plete   for   Mrs.    Laurah    Snider.    -1 
years   old.   of  2115    Howard   avenue, 
vcho  died  yesterday   afternoon  In  a 
I  local  hospital  but  will  be  held  un- 
Ider*  direction    of    the    Kllngner   Fu- 
ineralhome.     She  la  survived  by  the 
;  husband,      one      eon.    one    daughter. 
I  three  sisters  and  five  brothers. 


WANETTA  HEOICK 
Tho  body  of  Wanetta  Hedlcx.  In- 
fant daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  Del- 
mar  Hedlek.  of  Road*  Spring.  Mo, 
who  dlod  yeaterday.  ipprnlnr  In  a 
local  hospital,  wax  forwarded  yes- 
terday by  W.  I*  Btxrnc.  uhdertaltcx, 
to  the  homo,  where  funeral  services 
will  be  held  thlx  mornln*;  with 
burial  In  Tecum  Pond  cemetery. 
The  tnfant  la  survived  by  the  par- 
ent* and  on*  sister. 

MRS.  EMMA  ALBERT 
Funeral  arrangement* .  for  Mr*. 
Emma  Albert,  77  year*  old.  er ho  died 
Wednaaday  night  after  a  brief  III- 
nesa  at  her  home  on  Route  11. 
Springfield,  are  yet  incomplete  but 
will  be  held  under  direction  of  the 
Alma  Lohmcyer  funeral  home.  »ne 
is  survived  by  two  daughter*.  Mr*. 
Frank  Evana.  of  Texas,  and  Mr* 
isadore  l>ole.  of  Colorado;  by  two 
sons.  John  Albert,  of  Brandon  I*-. 
and  Edwin  Davis,  of  Kansas  City, 
and  by  several,  grandchildren. 

ROY  B.  DYE,  JR. 

Funeral  services  for  Roy  B.  Dye. 
Jr..  2  1-1-year-old  eon  of  Mr.  and 
Mr*.  Roy  B.  Dye,  of  Nichols,  Mo., 
who  died  yeeterday  afternoon  rn  a 
local  hospital  after  a  brief  nine**, 
will  be  held  at  *:*>  o'clock  this 
afternoon  at  the  Herman  H,  Loh- 
meyer  Funeral  home,  after  which 
the  body  probably  will  be  *hlpped  to 
Indlanapoll*.  Ind..  for  burial  The 
child  I*  survived  by  the  parent*  and 
on*  sister.   Nancy. 


MRS.  ANNA  MAY  HENDRICKSON 
Funeral  servtee*  for  Mrs.  Anna 
May  Hendrlckson.  41  years  old.  who 
died  yesterday  afternoon  at  her 
home  at  2226  North  Campbell  ave- 
nue, will  be  held  at  2  o'clock  this 
afternoon  at  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
home  with  burial  In  Oreenlawn 
cemetery.  6he  Is  aurvlved  by  the 
hvaband  and  several  children. 



<UH 


I.  H.  LEVERTON 
Funeral  arrangements  for  I.  H 
Leverton.  82  years  old.  who  died 
In  a  local  hospital  early  Thursday 
mornlng  as  a  result  of  Injuries  sus- 
tained when  h«  was  struck  bv  a 
street  car  Wednesday  evening 
while  attempting  to  cross  Boonvllle 
i  avenue,    are    yet  Incomplete.   ■     The 

ibody  la  being  held  at  the  Kllngncr 
Funeral  boms  pending  the  arrival 
of  relatives.  Th#  aged  man  Is  sur- 
vived by'  one  sister.  Miss  Mary 
I  ye  vert  on,  of  Reynolds.  Mo.:  and 
two  sons.  Oarry  Leverton.  of  Oel- 
weln.  Ja..  and  J.  Q.  L»everton.  of 
Grayling.  Mich. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  SEPTEMBER  30, 1927-LEADER 
Page  19:  There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  Tassie  O.  Smith  who  died  September  29,  1926, 
signed  by  mother  and  sons  Mrs.  Julia  Smith,  Leo  and  Chester  Smith. 
Page  8:  Mrs.  Anna  May  Hendrickson  died.** 
Hedrick  infant  died.** 
J.  W.  Farmer  died.** 
RoyB.  Dye,  Jr.,  died.** 
Mrs.  Emma  Albert  died.** 
Mrs.  Laurah  Snider  died.* 
I.  H.  Leverton  died.** 
Birth  reported.** 
Rev.  C.  M.  Deaver  died.** 
Marriage  licenses  issued.** 


REV.  C.  M.  DEAVER  DIES 
AT  HOME  IN  CLEVER 

Bev.  C.  M.  Dearer  of  Clever,  former 
esaociate  Judge  of  the  OtarWlan 
county  court,  died  at  8  45  o'clock 
yeeterday  afternoon  it  his  home  fol- 
lowing,   a    lingering   nines*.  ! 

Rev  Deaver.  who  was  born  Octob»-; 
3J.  1871.  in  Cherokee  rounty.  North 
Carolina  .was  a  veteran  ol  the  Bpan- 
i  tali-American  wnr.  He  was  converted 
>  when  31  years  old  And  *oon  began 
j-hts  ministerial  work,  preps  ring  him-. 
'self  in   Morris   Hill   college,  at    Morri« 

I  iiiii.  n   r. 

lb  later  lo\'iitc/l  st  Bom.  Mo  .  and  «s> 
i  married    there    January    10,    1904.    to: 
j  Miss  Verda  Wampler.     He  l«.  survived , 

by    h!5    wife    and    two   children.    Mr* 
|  Prarl  Sullivan  of  Springfield  aurl  Wli- ' 
lir    Deaver.    of    the    home    address,   ss 
j  well   as    three    brothers  and   two  sis- 
ters 

Funeral  arrangementb  arc  Incom- 
plete,   pending    the   arrival     of      the; 


brother,  but  probably  will  be  held  ct 
Boar  tomorrow  afternoon,  under  dl- 
-rctloii  of  T  W.  T.eple*.  Clever  tm- 
■:'.'"  «-.'».« r  T'.Af.  funeral  *ir\uct>  uii: 
be  'inrter  the  s.i.'plrc;  of  lite  Masonic 
lodge. 


115 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  Mra.   *.   X  Dtllard,  1411 

Lee  street.  Announce  the  birth  of  a 
•on,  September  39. 

-;:>^.. , , — . -.• ..  :-v4' 


I 


MABJUAOE    UCKNMKM 
laaooroar  Jack   W.  kftoJUa  today  la-  j 

the  :fol lowing  marlnaf*  license*:  j 
BylTius  Ramelll.  30.  St     Louis,   and 
J  Margam  O-Oonnall.  U, BuUer..  Mo.  -j 

Itlljah   C.  Melmgan.    19.   and "Vivian . 
O,  Brawl*.  18.   both  of   Springfield 
S 


deaths! 


ANNA  MAY  HENDMCaUON. 
Funeral  eenrlcee  for  Mra.  Anna  May 

Hendrickson,  49  yeara  old.  who  died 
yesterday  afternoon  at  her  home.  3315 
North  O— pbrtl  avenue,  were  held  a4 
3  p.  m.  today  at  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
home.  Burial  was  In  Oreenlawn 
cemetery.  She  la  survived  by  her 
husband  and  several  children. 


I 


HEDR1CK  INFANT. 
The  body  of  Wanetta  Hadrlck,  In- 
fant  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  Delmar 
Hedrick  of  Reeds  Spring.  Mo.,  who 
died  yesterday,  rawoinj  <4n  a  Joeal 
hospital,  was  forwarded  yesterday  by 
W.  I,.  Starne.  undertaker,  to  the 
home,  where  funeral  services  were 
held  this  morning  with  burial  In  Yo- 
cum  Ponfl  eemetery.  The  Infant  l.« 
survived   by  the  parent*  and  a  sister 


MRS.  EMMA  ALBERT. 
Funeral  arrangements  for  Mrs.  Em- 
ma Albert,  77,  who  died  Wednesday 
night  after  a  brief  Illness  at  her 
home  on  Route  11,  Springfield,  are 
yet  Incomplete,  but  will  be  held  un- 
der direction  of  the>  Alma  Lohmeyer 
Funeral  home. 


i  . 


J.    IV.    FAHMtH. 

Fuuct.l   .-ervlccs   lor   J.   W.    Fanner,  j 
years     old.     pioneer     resident     ol 
Christian    county,   who   died   Wednes- 
day night  at  his  home,  one-half  mile 
north  of  Sparta,  were  neld  at  2  o'clock 
this   afternoon,   with   Rev.  J.  J.   Par- 
ten   of   Ozark   officiating.      Interment 
was     In     the     family     cemetery     near  j 
Hp&rta.     T.i«'  ileceabcxl   \\h>-   tnc  iiiiin:  . 
•.I    L.    j4.    Farmer,    former    Christian 
county  clerk. 


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ROY  ft.   DTK.  JR, 

Funeral  services  for  Roy  B.  Dye.  Jr.. 
a  1-3-year -©id  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs 
Roy    B.    Dye.    of    Nichols.  <JCo.,    who 

died  yesterday  afternoon  In  a  local 
hospital  after  a  brief  Illness,  have 
b*cu  («A.,(njiit(i  due  to  the  serious  Ill- 
ness of  a  sinter,  but  l*>r  **T-i-f  n;j: 
be  In  charge  of  the  Herman  H.  Loh- 
meyer Funeral  home.  The  body  prob- 
ably will  be  forwarded  to  Indlauapo- 
lis.  Ind.  for  burial.  The  child  Is 
survived  by  his  parents  and  a  slb'.er, 
Nancy. 


MRS.   LAURAH    SNIDER. 

Funeral  services   for    Mrs.     Laurah  j 
8nlder.  31  years  old.  of  3315  Howard  ■ 
avenue,  who  died  yesterday  afternoon  i 
In   a    local    hospital,   will   be  held    ot  i 
11  a.   m    tomorrow  at  Bethel  church,  i 
IS   miles   north   pf    Marehfleld.    under 
direction    of    the    Kllngner    Funeral 
bom*.    Burial  will  be  In  Blthtl  cem- 
etery. '.*»  *;*»*?•*  by  bar  M* 

•Ml.  it  LBYRRTON.       *s* 

Funeral ' arrangements  are  as  ff. 
Incomplete  for  1.  H.  Lever 'con,  82 
Tears  old,  -%-»»  died  4»  a  loom!  taoeplOl 
aarly  yasifrday  mowing  •*  a'Tesun 
o<   inJunM^suIlwsd    «!>*&     be 


Of '  •  screws  ejs*  ■ 
erenlnf  while  attempting  to 
BoohvllU  avenue  to  the  poetofflce. 
The  body  la  being  bald  at  the  Kllng- 
ner Funeral  home  pending  the  ar- 
rival  of  relatives,      .  . 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  1, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  3:  J.  W.  Farmer  died.** 

Miss  Alice  Cornog  died.** 

Mrs.  Laurah  Snider  died.** 

I.  H.  Leverton  died.** 

Wallace  Lane  died.** 

Luther  L.Tuttle  died.** 

Mrs.  Emma  Albert  died.** 

Rev.  C.  M.  Deaver  died.** 

Knapp  infant  died.** 
Page  1 1 :  There  is  a  notice  in  memory  of  "our  mother  Annie  K.  Buck"  who  died  October 
I,  1926,  signed  by  Lillian  Buck  Dudley  and  Hugh  Earle  Buck. 
Page  12:  Nancy  Dye  and  Robert  Dye,  Jr.,  died.** 

Wency  infant  died.** 


MI88  ALICE  CORNOQ 
Funeral  service*  for  Miss  Alios 
Cornog,  who  died  at  4:80  o'clock 
yesterday  afternoon  at  her  home  In 
Rogersvllle,  Mo,  following  a  linger- 
ing lllbeas,  will  be  held  at  the  resi- 
dence et  11  o'clock  tomorrow  mora- 
ine with  burial  In  Palmetto  ceme- 
tery. 


IN 


HWMQK1AM 

effss 
K.  Bass, 
••W  OeUksr  l«t.  IMS. 

ULUAM  BUCK  DTJDLKT. 
HUGH  KABLK  BUCK. 


sit 


JJOW  a  farm  UmUy  owr  Rt>|«»- 
tU1«,  shut  oft  frot^  tha  rwt  of 

the  world  by  Hood  waUrt, 

!  tha  birth  of  a  baby  and  then 


lessly  watcbed  the  child 
die  for  lack  of  medical  car*  "was 
revealed  yesterday  In  tbo  monthly 
report  of  Coroner  Jewell  E. 
Wlndle.  *  . 

The  tragedy  occurred  during  f»- 
oent  nbrh  waters  which  left  tha 
farm  home  of  the  Wenor  family, 
two  mllea  north  of  Roa*eravflta  lao» 
lated  for  nearly  two  week*.  Tele- 
phone lta.es  Were  down:  there  waa. 
no  way  of  communicating ,  with 
friend*  on  neighboring  farma  or 
with  physicians  In  Rogerrrllle. 
No  Help  Poeelble 

The  child  waa  born  without 
medical  care.  For  three  days -It  waa 
ai  well  at  any  babe.  Then  It  sick- 
ened, and  for  elx  day*  it  craw 
weaker  and  weaker.  The  stranded 
family  could  do  nothing*.  On  tha' 
ninth  day  the  child  died.  There, 
waa  a  simple  family  service,  and 
tha  baby  waa  buried  on  tha  farm 
near  the  home  where  It  waa  born. 

First  word  of  the  straacs^Uatady 


was  received  hare  whan  Ci 
Wlndle  noticed  aa  unsigned  death 
certificate.  He  want  to  Rocersville 
and  learned  tha  story. 

Baby  Starves  to  Death 

Coroner  Wlndlea  report  for  tha 
month  of  8eptanrber  told,  too  of  an 
Infant  born  In  a  hovel  here,  dying? 
six  weeka  later  of  "nothing*  lees 
than  starvation."  Another  child  In 
thla  family,  the  report  revealed,  al- 
so Is  near  death  from  lack  of  care 
and   proper  food. 

During;  the  month  there  was  one 
suicide  here  and  one  death  of  acuta 
alcoholism.  Two  youths  were  killed 
In  a  railway  accident;  an  aged  man 
died  of  Injuries  suffered  when  he- 
was  struck  by  a  atreet  car;  and 
two  other  sudden  deaths  were 
blamed  to  heart  disease. 


Hold  Double  Funeral 

*    *    *    *    *    *    * 

Services  Here  Today 

**    *    #    #    *    *    * 

For  2  Dye  Children 


T^Ol'BLE    funeral    services    will 
be  conducted  at  2  o'clock  this 
afternoon    at    the    Herman    Loh- 
meyer    funeral    home    for    Nancy 
Dye.      C,      and      her      2-year-old 
brother.  Robert.  Jr.  both  of  whom 
died  here  within  a  day  and  night. 
Robert.  Jr..  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Robert    Nye    of      Nichols.      Mo., 
died  in  a  hospltul  here  late  Thurs- 
day nfternoon  of  tubercular  men- 
ingitis. 

Funeral  serxices  were  to  have 
been  conducted  for  the  child  yes- 
terday afternoon.  but  the  C- 
y  ear -old  sister.  In  a  hospital  here 
after  an  operation  for  appen- 
dicitis, became  dangerously  ill 
and  the  services  were  postponed. 
The  little  girl  died  at  5  o'clock 
yesterday  aftprnoon,  despite  a 
blood  tranfuslon  yesterday 
morning  when  the  father  offered 
his  blood  as  a  last  resort  to  save 
her   life. 

Both  children  recently  suffered 
attacks  of  whooping  cough  and 
were  In  weakened  condition  be- 
fore the  fatal  Illness  developed. 
Robert  was  stricken  with  tuber- 
cular meningitis  shortly  after  he 
recovered  from  the  attack  of 
whooping   cough. 

The  Reverend  George  O.  Van 
Xoy,  pastor  of  Kobberson  Avenue 
Baptist  church,  will  officiate  at 
the  funeral  services  this  after- 
noon. The  bodies  will  be  for- 
warded tonight  to  Indianapolis, 
Air.  Dye's  former  home,  for  burial. 
Mr.  Dye  formerly  lived  In 
Springfield,  being  employed  at  the 
Martin  Music  store,  and  seve.-al 
ytars  ago  he  played  in  Keel's 
orchestra  at  the  Electric  theater.   | 


J.W.  FARM£ft  .. 
runarai  sanriooa  for  J.  W.  Fann- 
•r,  TT  years  old.  a  Ion*-  time  resident 
of  Christian  county,  who  died  Wed- 
haaday  night  at  bU  home  near 
Sparta,  Mo.,  war*  bald  at  2  o'clock 
yesterday  afternoon,  with  tha  Rev-  I 
•read  J.  1.  Fartan  officiating.  Burial 
was  in  the  family  enmetery  near 
Sparta.  Mr.  Farmer  waa  the  father 
of  L.  M.  Farmer,  former  Christian 
county  clerk.    . 


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I.  H.  LEVERTON 

The  body  of  L  H.  Leverton,  82 
years  old,  who  was  fatally  Injured 
Wednesday  when  struck  by  a  atreet 
car  on  Boonvllie  avenue  near  the 
Ipo*  office,  will  b«  forwarded  today 
|bjr  the  KUngner  Funeral  bom*  to 
Oldweln.  Iowa,  for  burial. 


WALLACE  LANE 

Funeral  services  for  Wallace 
Lane,  infant  son.  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
E.  B.  Lane  of  179  West  Lynn 
street,  who  died  yesterday  morning. 
was  held  yesterday  afternoon  at  the 
residence  with  bo  rial  in  Mount 
Pleasant  cemetery  near  Ash  Grove, 
Mo.,  under  direction  of  the  Kllnrner 
Funeral  home. 


LUTHER  L.  TUTTLE 

Funeral  services  for  Luther  L 
Tuttle.  27  years  old.  who  died  Tues- 
day at  La  Junta.  Col.,  will  be  held 
at  2  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
Kllnrner  Funeral  home,  with  burial 
in  Oreenlawn  cemetery-  Mr.  Tut  tie 
to  survived  by  the  widow,  one 
dauchter.  his  mother.  Mrs.  W.  O. 
LaRue,  snd  one  brother.  Howard 
I  TutUe.  all  of  Springfield. 


MR8.  EMMA  ALBERT 
Funeral  arrangements  fry  Mrs. 
Emma  Albert.  77  years  old.  who 
Idled  Wednesday  night  at  her  home 
on  route  11.  Springfield,  after  a 
brief  Illness,  are  yet  incomplete  but 
will  be  held  under  direction  of  the 
Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 


MRS.  LAURAH  SNIDER 
Funeral  services)  for  Mrs.  Laurah 
Snider.  21  years  old.  of  231S  How- 
ard avenue,  who  died  in  a  local 
hospital  Thursday  afternoon,  will  be 
held  at  t  o'clock  Sunday  morning: 
at  the  residence  with  burial  In  the 
Marlln  cemetery  naer  Conway,  Mo., 
under  direction  of  the  Kllngner  Fu- 
neral home. 

REVEREND  C  M.  DEAVER 
Funeral  services  for  the  Rev- 
erend C,  M.  Dearer,  of  Clever.  Mt, 
former  associate,  judge  of  the 
Christian  county  court,  who  died 
Thursday  afternoon  at  his  home 
fsUowtng  a  lingering  Hint—.  wtB 
be  held  at  S  o'clock  this  afternoon 
*t  the  Baptist  church  in  Ctover  with 
la  Bona  cssswteir.     He    M 

Iff" 
tar.  Mrs. 

field,  and  one  so*.  Wdlam  Poaver. 

of  Clever.   Ho.   three   brothers  and 

two  sisters. 


KNAPP    INFANT 
The  infant  son   of    Mr.  and   Mrs. 
Walter   Knapp,     1501    South    Kings 
I  Highway,   died  at   4    o'clock   yeater- 
i  day    afternoon.  Tha^rfsther    and 

'mother  are  the  only  aur*Sfors.  Fu- 
>n«-ral  services  will  be  at  2:20  o'clock 
|  at  the  Starns  funeral  chapel,  with 
|  burial   In  Haxelwood   cemetery. 


! 


SATURDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  I,  1927 -LEADER 
Pagel:  David  Rhule  died.** 

Page  8:  Card  of  thanks  from  A.  J.  Tate  and  others.** 
Card  of  thanks  from  S.  E.  Pearce  and  others.** 

.  no*  .    •       I!iere  'S  a"  'tem  '"  memory  of  "our  mother  Annie  K-  Bu<*  who  died  October  1 
1926,   signed  by  William  Buck  Dudley  and  Hugh  Earle  Buck. 

Page  12:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Nancy  Dye  died.** 

Robert  Dye,  Jr.,  died.** 

Miss  Alice  Cornog  died.** 

Mrs.  Laurah  Snider  died.** 

I.  H.  Leverton  died.** 

Wallace  Lane  died.** 

Tuttle;Luther  L.  died.** 

Rev.  C.  M.  Deaver  died.** 

Knapp  infant  died.** 

Richard  N.  Jones  died.** 

Mrs.  Alice  E.  Cornog  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 


MABJUAOE    LICENSE*. 
Bsoorder  of  Deeds  Jack   W.   McK.ec 

today   Issasd  tn»   following   marriage 


start    Love.    SI.    gad    Kata- 

Olgnn,  1*.  both  of  Springfield. 
C.  rtrry.  *T,  *no  Loelnda 
Camper.  17.  both  of  Springfield. 


iUCk     In    d«rot«d    mtmoTT    of    our    di«r1y 
•etoved    moih»r.    Am.it     k      Buck,      who 
i»   Orteber    I,   ltM 


LttxiAN   Bticg'  Dudley. 

Wt'OH    EAWt.E    BUCK 


93.8 


David  Wuile.  Formerly  of 
Springfield,  Wat  Killed  in 

Granite  City. 


One  of  the  victims  of  thf  devast- 
tng  storm  which  Thursday  struck  St. 
Louie  and  Illinois  tii-clty  suburbs. 
David  Rhuls.  44.  formerly  of  Spring- 
field, kte  bs  burled  here  tomorrow. 

ftbuto.  according  to  master  word 
received  here,  met  his  deeth  while 
st  work  in  an  Iron  work*  st  Granite 
CUT.  Ill  Reports  of  the  storm  told 
of  tbe  fetal  burning  of  three  men 
in  Oreulte  City  when  tbe  force  of 
the  gels  upset  a  crucible  of  molten 
metal  et  the  plant  of  the  8t.  Louis 
Coke  end  Iron  company,  but  It  It 
not  definitely  known  here  whether 
Rhule  wm  one  of  that  unfortunate 
trio. 

He  was  formerly  employed  by  the 
United  Iron  Works  here,  and  leaven 
his  vile,  two  eons,  a  daughter,  and 
bis  mother  of  FordlandV  Mo. 

The  body  1*  expected  at  the  Kllng- 
ner  Funeral  home  tomorrow  morning 
and  the  funeral  service  will  be  held 
at  2  o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon,  with 
burial  in  Haaelwood  cemetery- 


Mr.    and    Mrs.    rtancla    Douglas    ofj 
■6t     I/vuls    announre    the    hlrth    of    a 
bahy  girl   this  morning.     Mrs.   Doug-  ; 
laa  fonnrrlv   was  Mine  Betty  Johnson  j 
of->hls  city.     Mr.  Douclas  Is  city  edl- 
th*  St    lotus  Globe  Democrat  j 


1 


«TSARCB— We  wish    to  thank  our   friends, 
nets-beers  and  relative*  who  so  kindly  ee- 
elsled  us  during   the  slrfcneis.  desih  and 
hartal   at  our   deer  mother,   also  tor  the 
BjeaaUful    floral    or  ferine*      We  especially 
taaak  Brother  Alva  M.  Bagaaale  for  the 
eaoMiraslnf  words  spoken,  also  those  who 
naejsnii    the    beaMttful  sonft.    the.   ooss 
who     furnished     care,     pallbearers     and 
eerrte*. 
MJL  AND  UkS.  ft.  X.  PEARCE. 
UK    AMD  Ulta.   R.  B.  HOFFMAN 
AND   HBR   ORABDCHILPREB. 


DEATHS 


DOUBLE  SERVICES   HELD. 

Double  funeral  services  were  held  at 
>  p,  ra.  today  at  the  Herman  H.  Loh- 
meyar  Funeral  home  for   Nancy  Dye. 
a.  who  died  at  8  p.  m.  yeaterday,  and 
Robert,  Jr..  her  two-year-old  brother 
who  died  Thursday  afternoon  of  tu- 1 
j  bercular     mentnejtle         Services      for 
Robert,    Jr      mere    to    have    beru    held 
*  yeaterday  but   flue  to   the  serious  ili- 
neee  of  bu  eiater.  who  underwent  an  j 
I  operation    for   apper.rllrltin    In    a    local 
'  h-osplt*:.  :f-.er  wrrr   pi-Mif  ptinrtf 

A  Mo«h1  transfusion  yeaterday  morn 

,1ns;    was    administered    by    attend!!:*" 

physicians  as  a  last  resort  to  save  the 

little  girl's   life      The    father.    Robert 

Dye  of  Nichols,  offered  the   blood  for 

the    transfusion       The    disease    which 

\  snuffed  out  the  lives  of  the  two  cull-  j 

i  dren.   developed   after   each    had    suf-  \ 

I  fered  attacks  of  whooping  cough. 

Rev.  Oeorge  O.  Van   Noy.   pastor  of  J 
the  Bobbareon  Avenue  Baptist  church.  I 
officiated  at  the  eerrlce.     The  bodies? 
will    be   forwarded   tonight    to   Indian- 
apolis.   Mr.    Dye's    former    home,     for 
1  burUI.     Mr.    Dye   formerly      lived      In 
I  Springfield,    being    employed    at    the 
I  Martin  Music  store,  and  several  years 
1  ago   he   plsyed    In    Keet's   orchestra    nl  I 
the   Blec.rlc  theater. 


Ml  8.8    ALICE    rOKNOfJ. 

!  Funeral  services  for  Mlsa  Alice  Cor- 
i  nog.  who  died  at  4:30  o'clock  yester- 
|  day  afternc/on  at  her  home  in  Rogers- 
ville.  Mo.  following  a  lingering  111- 
neea.  will  be  held  at  the  rrsidcn.e  n" 
ill  a.  m.  tomorrow.  Burial  will  r^  m 
'  Palmetto  cemetery 


MRS     ALICE    B.   CfHINfKl 
Mrs.  Alice   E.   Cornof   died  at  440 

'•  -!rw*  Frirtnv  afternoon  at  her  home 
r.  !t  «c-tmi!>  after  «  Sneering  III- 
nrss  Funrral  services  will  be  held 
a  It  a  m,  Sunday,  at  the  family 
home,  with  interment  In  Palmetto 
cemetery.  The  deceased  Is  survived 
by  threr  sisters,  Mlas  Emma  Cornof 
and  Mrs  Frank  Kirk,  both  Of  the 
home  address,  and  Mrs.  C  Rathbun 
of   Marshfleld. 


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CARDS    Of   THANKS. 


PAVTS-  VTs  »uh   lo  ripraM  our   apprsi 
Hon     fee     Um     llbdrvtw     And     sympathy 
shew*  shirts*  la*  MM  Ulnass  end  death 
•f  ear  ssoUsar.  sister  sad   srsadasotbsr. 
w»    wish    w>    thank    «t    nelghsers   and 
frtswdi.     fcvuiwMt    8*8    Tetosheas    Oo  . 
WeedS-Cverts  *  Oo  .  SummrTfleld  Florist 
Co  .  Rev    D.  C.  8*chW  and  Kllngner  Un- 
OriaAlna-  Oo.    tor   th«tr   kindness. 
MR  AMD  MM    A   J.  TATK  AND  FAMILY. 
OAK    A.    DAVIS. 
MR*.     STELLA    MORELOCK.' 
MR     AND   MKM     W.   A.   DAVIS. 
MRS    Ml  L  DALY. 
MR.   AND   MRS.   8    Y.   IDCLMS. 
MR.  AND  MRS.  J.  W.  NAULCS. 

j  '  Ll'THRR  L.  Tl  TTLS. 

'  Funerel  services  for  Luther  L.  Tut- 
.  tie.  27.  who  died  Tuesdsy  st  La  Junta. 

Colo,  were  held  st  a  p  m  today  st 
!  the   Kllngner   fui.tnl    home.      Burial 

«u  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery.  Be  if 
I  survived   by  hit  wife,  a  daughter,  his 

mother.  Mrt.  W.  O  LaRue.  and  a 
I  brother.  Howard  Tuttle,  all  of  Spring - 

I  field. 

i  


REV.   C.   M.   DBAVER. 

runernl  aervlcea  for  Rev.  C.  M 
Deaver.  of  Clever.  Mo  .  former  asso- 
ciate Judge  of  the  Christian  county 
court,  who  died  Thursday  afternoon 
at  his  home  following  a  lingering  Ill- 
ness, were  held  ot  J  p.  m.  today  at 
the  Baptist  church  In  Clever,  with 
burial  In  Boaz  cemetery.  He  Is  sur- 
vlved  by  bU  wife,  a  daughter.  Mrs. 
Pearl  Sullivan,  of  Springfield,  a  son. 
Wllllsm  Deaver.  of  Clever,  and  three 
brothers  and  two  sisters. 

KRAFT  INTACT. 
Funeral  services  were  held  it  140 
p.  m.  today  st  the  Sterne  mrdSiisry 
for  the  infant  son  of  Mr.  sag?  Mrs. 
Walter  Knapp.  1M8  South  Kings 
avenue,  who  died  at  4  p.  m.  yester- 
day. Burial  was  In  Haeeiwood  cem- 
stery.  Tho  Infant  U  survived  by  the 
parents. 


MRS.    l.Al  RAM    KMIll.ll. 

Funtrsi    services    for    Mrs.  ■  Laurah  ■ 
Snider.   11.   of  ni5   Howard    avenue,  J 
who  died  In  a  local  hospital  Thursday  < 
afternoon,    will    be    hald   at   0    a.    m. 
Sunday  at  the  residence,  with  burial 
In  the  Martin  cemetery  near  Conway, 
under  the  direct  loin  of  the  Kllngner 
Funeral  home. 


I.  H.  LEVBaVTO*. 

The  body  of  I.  H.  Leverton,  83 
Civil  war  veteran,  who  was  fatally  in-  ; 
Jured  Wednesday  when  struck  by  a 
street  oar  on  Boonvllle  avenue  near 
the  poet  office,  will  be  forwarded  this 
afternoon  by  Um  Kllngner  Funeral 
home  to  Oldweln,  la.,  for  burial. 


WALLACE    LANS. 

!  Funeral  service*  for  Wallace  Lane. 
;  of  870  West  Lynn  street,  who  died 
!  yesterday  morning,  were   held    yeeter- 

.  burlsl  In  Mount  Piessant  cemetery 
j  near  Ash  O.T>ve.  Mo.  under  the  dlrec- 
;  won  of  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home. 


.\ 


RICHARD  JC  JOWRR. 

The  bode  of  BJchard  J*.  Jonas.  8s. 
IMS  West  Las  street,  who  died 
Thursday  In  Jefferson  Barracks  bos- 
.  Altai,  St.  Louis,  errired  here  t*4sy 
Funeral  arrangements  are  Incomplete 
but  burial  will  be  :i;  the  national 
esmstsry  under  direeUon  oi  tfts 
Kllngner  Funeral  noma.-  Hs  Is  snr- 

rtved  by  his  wife,  two  ^J****** 
rtster,  and  his  wJthsr.-MtST  Oswit 

Ryan  of  Wlllard:  bis  fsthtr.  J.  I* 
Jones  of  Welser.  Idaho;  four  broth- 
ers. Harold  Jonse  sad  BiUls  Joomo* 
Bingham  Canyon.  Utah;  CHffofn 
jouee  of  Pasadena.  CaUf;  and  Emory 
Jones  of  Chsbails.  Was*.;  by  two  sis- 
ters. Mrs.  Vernstta  Hughes  sod  Mrs. 
Vera   Smith   of   Springfield. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  2,  1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  May  Detherow  divorced  Claude  E.  Detherow.** 
Page2A:   Richard  N.  Jones  died.** 

Mrs.  Emma  Albert  died.** 

Mrs.  Laura  Snider  died.** 

Riggins  infant  died.** 

Lester  G.  Whitlock  of  Birch  Tree  and  Ruth  S.  Gravitt  of  Monett  were  married 
yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Page  3A:  James  Karl  Love  and  Katherine  Glenn,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married 
yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Page  4A:  Henry  L.  Lynch  of  Lebanon  died  Monday. 
Mrs.  J.  E.  Fulkerson  of  Lebanon  died  Tuesday. 


■.30 


Mrs.  J.  H.  Campbell,  80,  of  Lebanon  died  Saturday,  September  24,  at  the  home  of 
her  daughter  Mrs.  E.  E.  Barr  of  near  Oakland. 

Mrs.  Ira  Jones  and  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joe  Prince,  all  of  Pittsburg,  Kansas,  came  to 
Lebanon  for  the  funeral  of  their  grandfather  John  Addison. 

Hans  Olsen,  a  pioneer  of  Wright  county,  died  last  week.  He  was  99  years,  5 
months,  and  3  days  old. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Henry  Roemer  and  son  Ernest  of  Newburg  were  called  to  Pacific, 
Mo.,  by  the  death  of  Mrs.  Roemer's  mother  who  was  84  years  old. 

Son  born  Monday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Hess  of  Newburg. 

Efton  Henson  and  Miss  Eden  Vanzandt  of  Cassville  were  married  September  22  at 
Columbus,  Kansas.  They  will  live  in  Monett. 

A  daughter  Jewell  Louise  Brown  was  born  September  26  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Victor 
Brown. 

The  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  V.  Viles  of  Monett  died.** 

Henrietta  Bass  of  Monett  and  Joel  Falls  of  Kansas  City  were  married  September 
26  at  Joplin. 

Son  born  September  24  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Vernon  Chumbley  of  Monett. 

Miss  Ruth  Wilhelm  of  Monett  and  Robert  Crighton  were  married.** 
Page  IB:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Thomas  H.  Phillips  and  Oma  Arthur,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married  yesterday 
in  Springfield. 

Page  2B:  Cyrus  E.  Wyman  and  Gladys  Fleming,  both  of  Aurora,  were  married  yesterday 
in  Springfield. 

H.  M.  Gordon  divorced  Jennie  Gordon. 
Page3B:  O.  C.  Mitchell  died.** 


Mies  Ruth  Wilhelm  became  the 
bride  of  Robert  Crlghton  of  Spring- 
field, the  ceremony  took  place  at 
the  Preabyterlan  church  8unday 
afternoon  at  1:10,  September  26. 
Rev.  Ijenox  Crockett  uniting  the 
couple  by  the  ring  ceremony.  There 
were  only  relatives  and  Intimate 
frlende  In  attendance.  An  Informal 
reception  was  held  at  home  of  the 
brldea  parents  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Geo. 
Wilhelm  926  Fifth  street.  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Crighton  are  at  home  at  613 
Cherry    street    Pprlngfleld. 


New  Short  Order 
Divorce  Record 
In  Circuit  Court 

QHORT  ORDER  divorce  rec- 
*^  orda  were  broken  in  division 
No.  l  of  the  circuit  court  yester- 
day when  May  Detherow  was 
grunted  a  default  divorce  from 
Olnude  K.  Uetherow.  proprietor 
of  n  cleaning  and  pressing  es- 
tablishment. 

The  suit  woo  filed  In  the  of- 
fice of  Ouy  C.  Glbbs.  clerk,  to- 
gether with  an  entry  of  appear- 
ance signed  by  the  husband,  and 
while  the  Ink  was  drying  on  the 
flrM  entry.  In  the  clerk's  records. 
Judge  Guy  D.  Klrby  heard  the 
evidence  of  the  plaintiff  and  her 
Miarncter  witnesses  and  granted 
:ho  decree. 

The  wife  chnr»rej  her  hu*haml 
*lll>  abandon  men  t  and  failure  to 
uipport   her. 


Judgo  John  H.  "airman  In  probate 
court  yesterday  appointed  Fred 
Rings**  urg  administrator  of  tho 
•state  of  tho  late  ML  J.  Ringosburg. 

Leetee  GL  Whrttoek  of  Birch  Tree, 
and  Ruth  fl.  Oravttt  of  Monett, 
wore  married  at  the  court  house 
yesterday.  Thy  ceremony  was  said 
by  4-  W^f^pln.  presiding  Judge  I 
of  the  county  court. 


Efton  Heosoa  aad  Mia*  Eden 
Vaaiaadt  of  CaaavUla  war*  married 
at  Cetumhus,  Kaa,  Beptember  U. 
They  have  returned  and  are  at  home 
to  their  friends  at  Ml  Fourth  street. 
-Mr.  and'  Mrs. "Viator  Brown  an- 
nounce the  birth  of  a  daughter 
Monday,  the  ft,  named  Jewell 
Louise, 


Thomas  M.  "Hiillip*  and  Os»s 
Arthur,  both  of  Springfield,  were 
married  at  the  court  house  yester- 
day by  J.  W.  Tlppln,  presiding 
Judge  of  the  countv  court. 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Henry  Roemer  and 
son  Ernest  ware  called  to  Pacific. 
Mo.,  because  of  the  serious  Illness 
and  death  of  Mrs.  Roemers  mother. 
She  was  84  years  old. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Vernon  Chumbley 
are  parents  of  a  son,  born  at  Dr. 
West  hospital.    September   24. 


<H3l 


INEER  POSTAL 

MKPARS 

0.  C.  mitohell,  Postmaster 
During  Wilson  Administra- 
tion, Also  Worked  as  Po- 
liceman in  Early  Days 

OC  MITCHELL.  69.  for  40  years 
•  a  resident  of  Springfield  and 
postmaster  8  years  during  the  Wll- 
aon  administration,  died  at  .4 
o'clock  yesterday  afternoon  follow- 
tag  a  lingering  Illness  at  his  home 
at  1917    North   Benton   avenue. 

Mr  Mitchell,  who  was  the  son  or 
the  Reverend  and  Mr..  Greenberry 
Mitchell,  natives  of  Tennessee.  »»* 
born  U»  Da»»»  county.  Missouri, 
October  20.  1868.  He  wa.^ married 
on  October  2.  1878.  to  Elizabeth 
Donnell.  who  was  born.  reared 
and  educated  In  Greene  county.  To 
this   union,  on*  son.  John  &,  «« 

born.  .  ,      ^.^o 

On    Force   »   Year* 
Mr    Mitchell  received  hU  educa- 
tion in  the  schools  of  tWe^xounty 
and  also  spent  one  year  at  Morris- 
vuls   college   In   Polk  county,   after 
which  he  engaged   In  farming  until 
March   9.    1887.  when   he   moved   to 
Springfield   and     secured     employ- 
ment with  the  Frisco  railroad    For 
two    years    he    held    this    position, 
then    was    appointed    to    the    poHco 
force    by    Mayor    Walker,    holding 
this   position   for   two   years,   after 
which  he  spent  a  year  In  the  gro- 
cery   business.      He    was   appointed 
mail   carrier    In    ls»»   an*  held   this 
position  for  21  years.     In  February, 
im    he  was  named  postmaster  and  I 
MrTed     |„    that    position     (or    eight  . 
rears,    when    he    resigned.      He    re- 
turned,  however,   to  the  post   office 
work   and    served   a.   clerk    for   one 
v-ar    in    order    to    complete    the    3J 
years   service   record   which  entitled 
him    to   a   pension.  - 

He  then  retired  on  this  pension 
and  engaged  ,n  no  other  business 
thereafter. 

Funeral  Servloos  Today 
He  is  survived  by  the  widow. 
by  h-»  ton.  John  K.  MltcheU.  of  St. 
Louis,  one  brother.  Street  Mitchell. 
of  route  t,  Springfield;  and  one  sis- 
ter. Mrs.  Rebekah  Cooksey.  of  Fair 
Grove. 

Funeral  service,  will  be  held  at 
|  SO  o'clock  thU  afternoon  at  the 
Kllngner    Funeral    home,    with    thJ 


Reverend  Earl  W.  French,  pastor  of 
Kast  Avenue  Baptist  church,  offi- 
ciating. Burial  will  be  in  Green- 
lawn  cemetery  with  the  Gate  of 
the  Temple  lodge.  A.  F.  and  A.  M. 
In  charge  of  services  at  the  grave 
Mr.  Mitchell  waa  a  member  of 
the  Bast  Avenue  Baptist  church; 
tne  Gate  of  the  Temple  lodge.  A. 
F  sad  A.  M-.  KiOghta  ef  PyUUea. 
ZrfT,l  -  <*  «*♦  World,  and  the 
SSTm\*u*4V*^  **** 
K«tioMl \*m«m£m  ec  letter  Car  - 
rtera,  of  which  be  had  served  as 
president    tor   It   years. 


MARRIAGE    LICENSES 

I      Frank  Rail.  30.  and  Alma  Ander- 
son. 24.   both  of  Brighton:    Thomas 
II    H.  Phillips.  20.  and  Oma  Arthur. 
:  17.    both    of    Springfield;    Lester   G. 
'Whlllock.  II.   IMrch  Tree,  and  Ruth 
S.    Gravitt.    SI.    Monett.     Cyrus    E. 
Wyntan.  2T.  and  Alta  Gladys  Klem-  i 
.  Injt.    --•    both    of     Aurora:       Elmer  j 
McOroskey.     20.      Springfield,      and , 
Lawreno     HaumSerger.     20.     Brook-  \ 
line:     James     Karl     Love.    21.       and  | 
Katherine  «:lenn.  19.  both  of  Sprlng- 
|i  field:     Clnu%le    »\     Perry.      27.      and 
Lurlnda     K.    rumper.     17.     both    of 
Springfield 


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RICHARD  N»Vf 
Funeral  services : fcsv«~ ,.^-. 
Jones,  «•  years- old,  ttfUM  Wart. 
Lee  street,  who  died  Thursday  la 
Jefferson  Btrtukl  hospital  -In  BL 
Loeie,  will  be  held  at  -1  Veto©*-  to- 
morrow afternoon  at  tb*  XUngner 
Funeral  horn*,  with  burial  In.  the 
National  cemetery."  Ilia  la  survived 
by  the  -widow,  by  two  daughters. 
on*  slater,  hio  mother,  Mrs.  George 
Bran,  of  Wlllard.  ¥©.;  his  father. 
J.  I*  Jones,  of  Weleer.  Idaho;  tour 
brothers:  Harold  and  WUUanj,  of 
BlBgham  Canyon.  Utah;  Clifford,  of 
Pasadena,  Calif,  and  Emory  Jones, 
of  Cbehalla.  Wash.:  and  by  two  sis- 
ters, Mrs.  Vernetta  Hughes,  and 
Mrs.  Vera  Smith,  of  Springfield. 

MRS.  EMMA  "ALBERT 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Emma 
Albert,  77  years  old.  who  died 
Wednesday  night  at  ber  Home  on 
route  11.  Springfield,  will  be  held 
at  X  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
Alma  Lohmsyer  Funeral  home  with 
burial  in  Brick  Church  cemetery. 

MRS.  LAURA  SrtlDER 
Funeral  service,  for  Mrs.  Laura 
Smd-r.  21  years  old  of  211. i  Howard 
avenue,  who  died  Thursday,  will  be 
held  at  8  o'clock  this  mornuur^t 
the  residence  with  burial  In  the 
Martin  cemetery  near  Conway.  Mo 
under  direction  of  the  Kllngner 
Funeral  home. 


«*3X 


RIQGIN8  INFANT 
Funeral  services  for  the  Infant 
son  of  Mr.  and  Mra.  Junes  N.  Rlg- 
glns.  Of  Celt,  Mo.,  who  died  at  6:30 
o'clock  yesterday  evening  In  a  local 
hospital,  will  be  held  tomorrow  at 
the  Starne  mortuary  with  burial  In 
Hazelwood  cemetery.  The,  child  Is 
survived  by  the  parents. 


Tba 'four  montne  o?e  daughter  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs,  J.  V.  Vllee.  of  Quapaw 
Okla,  died  In  the  *Haco  sUtlon 
Wednesday  night.  Mrs  Vilas  waa 
on  her  way  to  Warsaw,  N.  Y..  to 
homo  of  her  parents.  Death  waa 
caused  by  acute  gaatro  enteritis.  I 
The  body  waa  prepared  for  burial 
and  shipped  to  Quapaw  for  burial. 

HenrletU  Baaa  of  Monett  and  Joel 

Falla  of  Kansas  City  ware  married 

at    Joplln,    Monday    the   *♦.      They 

will    make    their    homo    In    Kansas! 

(City. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  2,  1927--LEADER 
Page  1:  Obadiah  Clark  Mitchell  died.** 

Page  4:  Twin  daughters  were  born  last  Sunday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Hiram  G.  Letterman  of 
Niangua.  This  is  their  second  pair  of  twins.  The  first  pair  were  boys. 

Page  20:  Miss  Catherine  Marie  Quinn  and  Mr.  Louis  H.  Gummersbach  will  be  married 
today.** 

Page  22:  Miss  Zedith  Charlton  and  Mr.  Hugh  O.  LeBlanc  are  engaged  to  marry.** 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  H.  Musgrave  celebrated  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  29:  Helen  Stuart  divorced  Harry  E.  Stuart. 

H.  M.  Gordon  divorced  Jennie  Gordon. 
Page  31:  Births  reported.** 

Mrs.  Emma  Albert  died.** 

Richard  N.  Jones  died.** 

Luther  L.Tuttle  died.** 

Rev.  C.  M.  Deaver  died.** 

Knapp  infant  died.** 

Nancy  Dye  died.** 

Robert  Dye,  Jr.,  died.** 

Miss  Alice  Cornog  died.** 

Mrs.  Laurah  Snider  died.** 

I.  H.  Leverton  died.** 

Riggins  infant  died.** 

Card  of  thanks  from  Mrsd.  Laura  Thomas  and  others.** 

Card  of  thanks  from  Charles  Kiefer  and  others.** 

Another  card  of  thanks.** 


CMdan 

Mr.  and  Mra.  L.  H  Muagrava.  734 
South  Pickwick  avenue,  entertained 
majmbara  ©*  wMtr  family  at  dlnnar 
Friday  in  celebration  of  their  golden 
aatVltnf  anniversary.  Two  of  their 
threw  ohlkfren.  Mrs  V.  A.  Walker  at 
Oklahoma,    with    her    ft 


BIRTHS 


city  were   peasant.     The  mtmbsn  of 
the  Psukwaofc  club,  of  Whteh  Mra.  Mua- 
grava  u  a  ■nember,  called  In  a  body 
and   extended    ttoetr     oonfratulaUona 
and  praam  ted  a  bouquet  or  flowers, 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Muagrara  erere  married 
:  In  Teiaa  September  80.  1STT.    They  re- 
lumed to  Oedar  county  and  hare  re- 
I  aided  there  and     In     Oraena  county 
1  since.     They  moved  to  Springfield  in 
l  too    snd    have   resided    at    790    Plck- 
jsrli-s 


W 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  June  Lee,  or  600  West 
Drowcr  street,  announce  the  birth  of 

;•  daughter,   stolen  June,  September 

I  20.     Mra.  law  formerly  was  Miss  May 

{ Warner. 

{  Mr.  and  Mra.  Clarence  Ward,  S006 
Ramsey  avenue,  announce  the  birth 
r>t  a  eor.,  Francis  L*Hp>.  Brplrmher 
30. 

i  Mr.  and  Mra.  Itlcbard  Fowler,  of  M4 
South  Wearer  aTerme.  announce  the 

1  birth    of    a    baby    daughter,    Brptcm- 

;  ber  38. 

i      Mr.  and  Mrs.  Lloyd  J.  Chaplin  an- 

,  nounre  the  birth  or  a  eon.  Lloyd 
Franklin.   September  29. 


Htf" 
EX-POSTMASTER 


Died  Yesterday  After  thlg* 
ering  Illness — Funeral  to 
Be  Held  This  Afternoon- 
Postmaster  in  Wilson  Ad- 
ministration. 


Never    ArlUe   In    Politics. 

Mr.  Mitchell  was  a  member  o(  tbo 

t  Avenue   Baptist  church.  Masonic 

todge,  Knlghte  of  ratals*.  RoyeJ  Ar- 

fcenutn  *nd)  Woodmen  of  the 

i  ror  more  than  10  yeara  be  wen 

drnt  of  Orark   Mountain   Branch   HB. 

203.    National     Association    of     Letter 

Carriers      Although   n  Democrat.   Mr. 

(  Mitchell    never    took    an    active,    part 

j  in   politic*. 

Funeral    eervlcee    will    be    held    at 
1  3  so  p.  m.  today  at  the  J.  W.  Kllng- 
nrr    Funeral    homr.    »'.'.h    Bf-'     F 


w 


Obedtab 


00    years 


Clark    Mitchell 
Springfield 
d1e*1  .v.  4  o'cock  yesterday  afternoon 
H  Mi  home.  1927  Benton  avenue,  fol- 
.  an    Urn-ess    eatorndlng    or**   * 
o*  ereera)  months. 
Mr   Mitobetl   suffered  a   awoke'  of 


i;c......    j.«/-l    :    .:    !>.:*    Vet""1'    Bap- 

•l»t    church,    officiating.      Burial    will 
oe    in    Greenlawn   cemeuty    with    the 

|  Oate  of   the  Temple  Lodge,   A.   T.  A 

:  A.   M  .    In  charge. 

Mr.  Mitchell  J»  survived  by  his  wife, 
a  aoo.  John  E.  Mitchell,  of  8t.  Louis: 
a  brother.  Robert  O.  Mitchell  of 
Route  0.  Springfield,  and  a  ahrter, 
Mrs.  Rebecca  Cookery.  Rout*  10, 
Springfield. 


MABBJLA.GS   UCKXSES. 

Recorder  of  Deeds  Jack  W.  McKee 
yesterday  lasrued  the  following  mar- 
riage  lloansss: 

Btmer  MoOroaksy.  30,  Springfield. 
mad   Lorece   BtWunbtTgejr.   90,    Brook- 


yeatertty.    Mr.  Mitchell  bad  begfllnl 
%pd  health  tor  the  past  eight  motrtn*. 
Mr.  Mitchell  «|i  better  known  to1 

u.r    •  «J*eas    rf   Springfield    «•   poet' 

maMTf     during     Ppfceldent    •  Wood  row 

;  Wuson'a    administration.      He'  served 

j  in  that  capacity  tor  ehclit  year*.  h*v- 

!  lng  been   appointed    id  1014. 

Born  In  Delia*  County. 
i  Mr.  Mitchell  was  born  In  Dallas 
j  county.  October  30,  1888.  HU  parent* 
were  Rev.  and  Mrs.  Oreanberry  Mlt- 
I  chell.  who  went  to  Dallia^jftLuuy  In 
1850  from  Tennessee.  HJb^nWher  was 
i  a  plonceY  minister  of  southwest  •Mle- 
!  eouri 

.       Trie    aina/n;    reifi.ttl    «.    common 
school    education    and    one    year    at 
I  Morrirville  college,   Polk  county.     Be 
engaged    !a   farming    until   1887  when 
lie   came    to  £prlit£fldd   And   obtained 
j  employment,  with    the   rYlsco.       T»o 
•  rears    liter    he    was   appointed    to    the 
[  Springfield     police     force     by     Mayor 
i  Ralph    Walker.      He    served   as    a    po- 
I  lice  officer  for  two  years  and  reslgn- 
ied    and    established    a    grocery    busi- 
ness. 

In  1893  he  was  appointed  a  mall 
carrier  and  served  In  that  capacity 
until  1914  when  his  appointment  as 
potima»;tr    w**    made. 


Cyrus  R.  Wymen.  37,  and  Alt* 
Otadye  Fleming.  33.  both  of  Aurora. 

Lester  O.  Whltlook.  31.  Blroh  Tree. 
Mo,  and  Ruth  S.  Oratitt.  31.  Monett. 

Thome*  H.  Phillips.  30.  and  Oma 
Arthur.    17.    both  of   Springfield. 


%—  CARD9  OF  TsUNaTt, 

TU On AaV-We  wish  to  thank  our  maw 
friends  for  their  kindness  shewn  as  dur- 
ing the  slekness  ami  death  of  eslr  dear 
husband  and  father.  Want  to  thank 
Bro.  Mason  for  th»  comforting  words 
the*  were  spoken  and  we  feel  so  grateful 
to  ths  singers  for  the  beautiful  sons; 
service,  also  want,  to  praise  little  Hmens 
Black  for  the  kind  and  good  things  the 
did  to  maks  thlnn  plea«*nt  tor  him. 

Mrs.  Laura  Thoma*  and  Children. 

KncrKR— We  wish  to  express  ©or  sincere 
thanks  te  oer  friends  and  neighbors  for 
their  kindness  and  beautiful  flowers  at 
the  death  el  ear  darling  daeghter.  grand* 
daughter  and  niece. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cruu.  Klsfer  and  sons.    • 

Mr.  and  Mrs,  Ohas.  Kiefer.  Sr. 

Mr,  end  Mrs.  Walter  Morgan. 
,  •  M»;  and  Mrs.  C.  «.  Dsan. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  R  A.  Askew  aad  fsjaJIr. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Itary  Kleter  S  lanUl/ 

**r.  Ftsnklln  J   rseter 

8—  B«   MKMOKJAM. 

nkMORk— We  w i»h~to^^a'ok^iuT^mioT 
friend*  SAd  nel«hbors  for  thstr  kind. 
?*•"  .*?<1  sympathy  ihovo  ua  durlnr 
th«    tlrkness    and    death    of    our    darllnr 

r^.H^uufS1  noraf^rx- 

wm    and   mm    jtww  ^  qkav^ 


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131 


Q  «  I  B  a, 
daughter  of  Mr.  tad  Mn.  Jamas  M. 
Qulnn,  *»  South  NsisoneJ  Boulevard. 
wfll  to  married  at  •  o'clock  Saturday 
SI.  to  Mr.  Louie  H. 


Oumounbuli  of  St.  Lotus.    Ths  Rev. 
rather  L.  Ourtle  Tlsmaa  will  perform 
Um  ceremony,  using  the  ring  service, 
at  St.  Agnes  church.    Miss  Quian  will 
be   Riven   in  marriage   by   her   father, 
and    Mm.    John    Qulnn    will    attend 
her   m  matron  of  honor,  'with   Miss 
Agne*    Meyer,    cousin    of    the    bride* 
groom,  a*  maid  of  honor.     Mr.  Oum- 
merabach    will    be   attended    by   John 
Hawke  of  St.  Louis  as  beat  man.  and 
John  Qulnn.  brother  of  the  bride-to- 
be.     as     groomsman.       Master     John 
Qulnn.  Jr..  nephew  of  the  bride-elect, 
will  be  ring-bearer  and   Mr.  Ed   Hig- 
glna  of  St.  Louis  and  Mr.  John  Meyer 
will  be  uahera.    After  the  ceremony. 
the  couple  will  leave  for  a  trip  to  New 
York    City.    Washington.    D.    C,    and 
placet    In    Canada.    They    will    be    at 
home  In  St.  Louis  after  December  1  at 
(5067  Waterman   avenue.     Miss   Qulnn 
la   being     honored   at   a     number  of 
parties   among  which    la   a   luncheon 
to    be    given    by    MIm    Helen    Louise 
Graves  at  her  home.  1400  Bast  Walnut 
street,  Wednesday  and  a  party  by  MIm 
Leola    and    Mlaa    Agnea    Meyer    to    be 
given    at    their   home.   OLA    East    Elm 
ctreet  within  the  next  two  weeks. 


BEY.  C.  M.  DEAYEB. 

runeral  eeiflc—  far  BAY.  0.  M 
rVavrr.  of  Clever,  Mr» ,  former  as- 
sociate Judge  of  the  Christian  county 
court,  rhn  died  Thursday  afternoon 
at  his  home  following  a  lingering  ill- 
nesa.  were  beld  at  a  p.  m.  yesterday 
at  the  Baptist  church  In  Clever,  with 
burial  In  Boas  cemetery.  Ha  la  sur- 
vived by  his  wife,  a  daughter.  Mrs. 
Pearl  Sullivan,  of  Springfield,  a  eon. 
William  Denver,  of  Clever,  and  three 
brothers  and  two  sisters. 


KKAPP    INFANT. 

i      Funeral    services  were   held   al  3:30 
i  p.  in.  yesterday  at  the  Slarne  niortu- 
fary  for   the   Infant  arm  of  Mr.  aa4 
Mrs.  Waiter  Knapp.  1&08  South  Kings 
avenue,  who  died  at  4  p.  SB.  FlWsf 
i  Burial    was    In    Rasstwood    osiaatsij. 
j  The    Infant   la   survived   by   the   par- 
ents. 


I 


runeral    ear  rices    for 
Albert.  TT,  wtoo  diad 
anar  a  brief  LUnsas 
Routs  11.  ■pringneid.  WIS  be  hstd 
a  p.  m.  today  at  the 
Punsral   home.     Burial   w4U 
Brick  Church 


DYE  CHILDREN. 
Double  funeral  services  for  Nancy 
Dye.  6.  who  died  Friday  afternoon, 
and  Robert,  Jr.,  who  died  Thursday. 
were  held  at  2  p.  to.  Saturday  at  the 
Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Punsral  horns. 
The  bodies  were  forwarded  laat  night 
In    Indianapolis. 

'  aUCM AKD  X.  JONES. 
runeral  services  for  Richard  N 
Jonas.  3d.  IftSfl  Wee*  Las 
died  Thursday  tn 
hospital.  St  Louis,  will  be  held  at  S 
p.  m.  Monday  at  the  KUngner  ru- 
neral borne.  Burial  will  be  In  the 
National  cemetery.  The  body  arrived 
hafs  yesterday.  R«  u  surriTsd  by  hie 
wife,  two  daughters,  a  sister,  and  hie 
mother.  Mrs  Oeorge  Ryan  of  Wlllard; 
hU  father.  J.  L.  Jones,  of  Welssr. 
Idaho;  four  brothers,  Harold  Jones 
and  Blllle  Jonee.  of  Bingham  Canyon. 
Utah:  Clifford  Jones  of  Pasadena, 
Calif.;  and  Emory  Jonas  of  Shehalla. 
Wash.:  by  two  slaters.  Mrs.  Vsrnetta 
Hughes  and  Mrs.  Vera  Smith,  of 
Springfield. 


LUTHER  L.  TUTTLF. 

runeral  eervicee  for  Luther  L.  Tut- 
tle.  37,  who  died  l\ieaday  at  La 
Junta,  Colo,  wars  beld  at  a  p.  m 
yesterday  at  the  Kllngner  runeral 
home.  Burial  was  in  Orsenlawn 
cametery.  He  Is  survived  by  his  wife, 
a  daughter,  his  mother.  Mas.  w.  6. 
LaRue.  and  a  brother.  Howard  Tut- 
tls.  all   of    Sprtngfleld. 


1    fl.  I.FVLRTON. 

The  body  of  I    H    Lercrton.  S3.  Civil 
war  veteran,  ilrn  was  fatally  Injured 

!  Wednesday   a  hen   struck    by    a   etreet 

'cu  on    Boomilie   avenue      r.enr      t»*;r' 
poatofflre.     »»«    forwarded     yeaterdav ' 

!  by    the    Kllngner    runeral    home    to 

•  Oldweln.    la.   for  burial. 


V>b 


HM.<;l\S   INFANT 
The    Infant    son    of    Mr.    and     Mrs.  , 

I  James  N.  Klcglns  died  at  0:30 
p.  m.  yesterday  In  a  local  hospital. 
Funeral    services   will    be    held    Mon- 

!  day  afternoon  at  the  Sterne  mort- 
ur.ry. 

I 


MRft.   LAI  RAH   SMRER.  | 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Laureh 
Snider.  31,  of  3315  Howard  avenue, 
who  died  In  a  local  hospital  Thurs- 
dajr~*fUrnoaa.  will  to*  held  »!•»,«. 
»uatuy  at  the  resides**,  wttn  burial 
in  The  Marlin  cemetery  »•■*  *ODBw»r; 
under  the  direction  of  the  Kltafncr 
Funeral   home 


I  M188    ALICE    CORNOO. 

Funeral     services     for     Miaa     Alice 

j  Cornog.  who  died  at  4:30  o'clock  Fri- 
day  afternoon   at  her  home  In   Rog  - 

i  •r»TlU«,   tlo,  loUowlnf  a.  lingering  ill- 
ness, will  be  held  at  the  residence  at 


II     n.    m. 
Palmetto 


today.       Burlnl 
cemetery. 


will    be    in 


MONDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  3, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  2:  Richard  N.  Jones  died.** 

Riggins  infant  died.** 

Mila  infant  died.** 

Mrs.  Rema  Weatherly  died.** 
Page  3:  Indian  mounds  will  be  marked.** 


Will  Place  Marker 
On  College  Campus 


-» 


Near  Indian  Mounds 


rpHBJ  thirteenth  of   the   Univer- 

ally  club's  historical  markers, 
erected  to  Identify  and  com- 
memo  rate  alUes  of  historic  sig- 
nificance In  and  near  Springfield, 
will  be  dedicated  on  the  Drury 
college  campua  thla  month  with 
Interesting  ceremonies.  The  pro- 
gram ls  still  tentative. 

The  marker  wiU  be  placed  arold 
the  ancient  mounda  which  remain 
In  the  open  space  betweert  the 
Clara  Thompson  music  and  the 
president's  home,  about  half-way 
between  McCulUutu  cottage  and 
Benton  avenue. 

The   top  of  the  marker  will  be 
Inscribed    "University    Club    His- 
torical Marker.  No.  13."    The  west 
face*      wlU     bear      this      legend: 
•These   mounds  mark  the  alte  of 
prertstorlc     Indian  homes.     They 
are  believed  to  represent  the  re- 
main*   of    thatch  -roofed    circular 
adobe   huts  similar  to  those   built 
by    the    Mandan   Indians.      Thou- 
ejaaflg  of     similar  house     mounds 
axe    widely    Bcattered    In    groups 
throughout    the    Orarka,    but    are 
being   Widely   destroyed   by   agri- 
cultural agencies.     Their  builders 
antedated    the    Osages.      Meager 
evidence   Indicates  a  non-warlike 
and  agrtculteraj    race,     probably 
effaced  «lthef  by  pestilence  or  by 
warlike  enemy  tribes.    Erected  by 
Drury  college,   October.   1927." 
!       The  east  face    of    the    marker 
will  read:   "100  feet  east  waa  the 
I  old  St.  Louie  road  which  once  ran 
!   diagonally     through     the     Drury 
.    college  campui  from  southwest  to 
i   northeast.     The  remains    of    the 
I    earthworica    thrown    up  to   fortify 
|    this  road  In  (he  early  days  of  the 


Civil  war  can  still  t>e  obscurely 
eeen  on  the  southwest  corner  of 
the  campui," 

Dr.  E.  M.  Shepard  ls  chairman 
of  the  University  club  committee 
on  historical  markers,  which  ls 
cooperating  with  a  committee 
from  the  college  In  making  the 
dedication   arrangements. 


x*nne**t^ 

Jon**,  st  i 
Lee  street,  who  died  Thursday  la 
Jefferson  Barracks  hospital  to  St 
Louis,  will  be  held  at  I  o'clock  this 
afternoon  at  the  KJIngner  Funeral 
home  with  burial.  In.  the  National 
cemetery.      .         •  \ 

-  RIQQIN8  INFANT 
Funeral  services  for  the  Infant 
son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jamea  N.  Rig- 
gins,  of  Celt.  Mo.,  Who  died  Sat- 
urday In  a  local  hospital. „  will  he 
held  at  3  o'clock  this  afternoon  at 
the  Starne  mortuary  with  burial  In 
Haxelwcod  cemtery. 


MILA  INFANT 
Funeral  aervlces  for  the  Infant 
eon  of  Mr.  «and  Mrs.  H.  Mlla,  of 
8prlngf  leld.  who  died  In  a  local  hos- 
pital yesterday  morning,  will  be 
held  at  2:30  o'clock  this  afternoon 
at  the  Starne  mortuary  with  burial 
In  Haselwood  cemtery.  The  child 
Is  survived  by  the  parents. 


MRS.  REMA  WEATHERLY 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Rema 
Weatherly.  22  yeurs  old,  of  Exeter, 
Mo.,  who  died  at  12  o'clock  yester- 
day In  a  local  hospital  after  a 
brlefv  Illness,  will  be  held  at  2:30 
o'clock  this  afternoon  In  the  Metho- 
dist church  at  Exeter,  with  burial 
In  the  cemetery  there,  under  di- 
rection of  \V.  L.  Starne.  undertaker. 
She  Is  survived  by  the  husband, 
William  R.  Weatherly,  one  daughter, 
Ruth,  and  five  step-children,  and 
hy  her  parents.  Mr.  snd  Mrs.  D.  E. 
Wilson,   of   Exeter. 


m 


MONDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  3,  1927 -LEADER 
Page  10:  Obadiah  C.  Mitchell  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 

Mrs.  Rema  Weatherly  died.** 

Richard  N.  Jones  died.** 

Riggins  infant  died.** 

Mila  infant  died.** 

Mrs.  IDa  May  McNeece  died.** 
Page  15:  David  Rhule  died.** 

Page  19:  Miss  Elizabeth  Patterson  and  Mr.  Jack  Denton  will  be  married  Saturday.** 
Page  20:  Mrs.  Mary  E.  Kennedy  divorced  W.  A.  Kennedy. 

Albert  T.  Carroll  sues  to  divorce  Bertha  I.  Carroll. 


MASONS  DIRECT  RITES 
;         OVER  0.  C.  MITCHELL 

Funeral     servlcee    for    Obadiah     C 
Mitchell,  formerly  a  Springfield  poet- 
!  muter,    who   died    Saturday    at       bit  ; 
hum*,  ware  held  at  3  p.  m.  yesterday 
at  ths  Kllngner  Funeral  home.  Burial 
waa   tn  Oreenlawn  cemetery  with   the 
Oate  of  Trmrle  l/xlee    A    F    A-    A     M  . 
in  charge. 
|      Ur    MlUhell  la  aurvlved  by  hla  wife. 
:  a  eon.  John  C.  Mitchell,  of  8t.  Loula: 
1  a    brother.    Robert     O.     Mitchell     of 
!  Route    0.    Springfield,    and    a    alater. 
Mrs        Rebecca      Cooa»f>.     Route     10. 
'Springfield. 


lM 


WIFK  ORANTED  DIVORCE. 
etra.  Mary  X.  Kennedy  Una  morning 
M  granted  a  divorce  from  W.  A. 
Kennedy  together  with  ITM  gross  all. 
mony.  which  was  satisfied  In  open 
court.  The  divorce  waa  granted  on  a 
croaa  bUI.  The  eult  waa  beard  by 
Judge  Warren  L.  Whit*,  in  dlruion 
two  of  circuit  court. 


HUSBAND  ASKS  DIVORCE. 
Albert  T.  OarroU  thla  morning  filed 

eult  for  divorce  from  Bertha  J.  Oar- 
roll,  charging  general  Indignities  and 
desertion. 


MB*.  IDA  MAT  McNKKCE.  • 
Mra.  Ida  Ma;  McNeece.  03.  who  waa 
a  resident  of  Aab  Orove  for  many 
yearn,  died  yesterday  at  her  home. 
Funeral  earrlcea  were  to  be  held  at 
a  p.  m.  today  at  the  realdsaoe.  with 
burial  in  Oreenlawn  cemetery  at  Wal- 
nut Orove.  She  la  survived  by  her 
bueband  and  a  daughter.  Mra.  D.  B. 
Morgan,  of  Springfield.  Burial  we* 
under  direction  of  the  Oalbraltb  Fur- 
nlvure  and  Undertaking  company  of 
Aab  Orove. 


Anaemaee  WedsJag  !Ta»*v,  > 

wedding  of  Wm 

daughter  of  Dr.  and  IttmW. 

Patterson.  1000  Bast  Kim  street,  to 

Jaok  Denton,  eon  of  Mr.  and  lira. 

E    Denton.     816     South     National 

enue.  will  take  place  aiL^he  South 

t  Chrlatlan- church  aC  l\  o'clock 

turday  morning.  October  lV.     The 

ngle  ring  ceremony  will  be  perform. 

by  Rev.  K.  F.  Leake,  paetor  of  the 

urcb.  who  wtU 

only      relatives 

da  of  both  youag 

iphlne  Umbexger  and  Ur 

ton.    brother  Of  the    groom-to-be 

ill   be   the  ateendanu.     The 

>lan  to  take  a  trip  to  eouthon 

'ollowing   the   wedding.     The 

iitot  baa  been  che 

.id arable  entertafz 

wra  of  society  here.    She 

it    a    large    luncheon    brldga    at    the 

Country  club  glean  by  Mra.  Denton. 

sother    of     the     groom.to.be.      The 

bride- to-be   will   be  honored  guest  at 

»  bridge  party  Tuesday  afternoon  grr- 

en  by  Mlas  Marthell  Burman,  S10  Bast 

Lynn  atreet.  and  Mlaa  Oeorgla  Tucker 

■will  entertain   for   her   Thursday   aft- 

•rnoon.     Parti ee  are  being  planned  by 

e>ther  friends.  Including  Mlas  Barbara 

Borton,  who  will  entertain  the  last  of 

Able    week,    and    Mlases   Mary   Martha 

(w>th    and   Mary  Ruth  Hubbell.   who 

will  also  honor  Mlaa  Patterson. 


BIRTHS  1 


Mr.  and  aire.  I.  K.  Stoops,  of  1631 
Wast  Lynn  street,  announce  the  birth 
of  a  daughter.  Ruth   Aline,  on  Sep. 

te:r.ber  W. 


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MBS.  B£MA  WKAtBISUE* 
rontnl  earrioaa  for  link  I 
Weatberry.  M.  of  Ktatsr.  Mow  «»» 
diad  st  noon  yesterday  in  •>  >■•*• 
hospital,  were  held  »t  3  Jd  P»»»~  **" 
day  In  the  Methodist  fbpnb  «* 
Bxeter.  with  burial  In  twcamatgfy 
there,  under  direction  of  W.  L. 
Starne.  undertaker.  Bhe  Is  survived 
by  her  husband.  William  B.  Waattoar- 
ly;  a  daughter.  Buth:  flv*  •up-ctoll 
dran.  and  by  bar  jwtttt.  Mr 
Mr*.  D.  B.  Wilson,  of  SttMr. 


INFANT   BIOGIN9. 

Funeral  services  for  the  infant  eon 
of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  Jamea  N.  Rlgglns  of 
Celt.  Mo.,  who  died  Saturday  In  a 
local  hospital,  were  held  at  3  p  m. 
today  at  the  Starne  mortuary  with 
burial  In  Hazelwood  cemetery. 


RICHARD  N.  JONES. 
Funeral  services  for  Richard  H. 
Jones,  2«.  of  1B30  West  Lea  etreet. 
who  died  Thursday  In  Jefferson  Bar- 
racks hospital  at  8t.  U>uu,  were  bald 
at  a  p.  m.  today  at  the  Kllngner 
ruoeral  home.  Burial  waa  In  the 
National  cemetery- 


INFANT   MILA. 

|  Funeral  services  for  the  Infant  son 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs  H.  Milt,  of  Spring- 
field, who  died  In  a  local  hospital 
yeaterday  morning  were  held  at 
3:80  p.  m.  today  at  the  Starne  mor- 
tuary with  hurlftl  In  Hazelwood 
cemetery.  He  It  survived  by  his  par- 
ants. 


BURIAL  HERE  OF  MAN 
KILLEOIjy 

Funeral  asrrtoaa  MaVfiRVM  Khule, 
M.  formerly  of  BprtnfflaM.  who  was 

killed  In  Thursday's  storm  st  Oranlte 
City.  III.,  were  bald  yesterday  at  3  p* 
m.  at  the  Kilncner  Funeral  bom*. 
Burial  waa  In  Haaelwood  cemetery. 


TUESDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  4, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  2:  Frank  Jones  died.** 

Mrs.  Ida  May  McNeece  died.** 

Mrs.  Mamie  Youngblood  died.** 

Albert  T.  Carroll  sues  to  divorce  Bertha  L.  Carroll.  They  were  married  on  March 

9,1918. 

Son  bom  October  1  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  G.  Embrey  of  1821  Douglas  avenue. 
Daughter  born  October  2  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ellis  Dulin  of  route  3  Springfield. 
The  will  of  Emma  Albert  was  filed  for  probate.** 
Page  12:  Mary  E.  Kennedy  divorced  W.  A.  Kennedy.  They  were  married  June  30, 
1922.  Mr.  Kennedy  has  a  grown  son. 

Page  16:  Son  born  October  1  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Whitworth  of  1412  North  Rogers 

avenue. 


MRS.    MAMIE    YOUNOBLOOD     | 
Mrs.  Mamie  YounK>>lood.  *7  years  j 
old.    formerly    a    resident    of    Hall-  . 
town.  Mo.,  dl«*d  last  evening  follow- 
iit.«   u    llnKennir   llln.ss   ut   the    home  I 
i,.f    her    daughter.    Mra.    tJ.    I'earson 
.  Wurd.    Ii2t    St.    LoitlB   street.   Bhe    Is 
survived     by    the     husband.    C.    B.  I 
YoungMood.  two  sons.  K.  B.  Young-  | 
I1.mii!    of  Cleveland.  «»lil(..  and  Percy  j 
» OureMood.    of   Tulsa.   Okla  .    three  i 
'.'•.iiKht«r«.    Mrs.   Ward.   Snrlnrfleld;  I 
V '«s    .Unfile    Younplilood    nn.l    Miss 
<N.U    Y«unr»'l«o«l.   both   of  H.putlle. 
'Mo-    h-r    parents.    Mr.    and    Mrs.   J. 
■  N    Do*nln«r.  of  Halltown.  Mo  .  three 
L'Hters.     MlM     Pearl     Downing,     of 
ITalltown:    Mrs.    Nora    Dameron.    of 
Halltown.  and  Mrs.  Minnie  Butz.  of 
Uiownsvllle.  Texas:  and  one  brother, 
irimer    lx.wnlni?.    of    Sand    Springs, 
lokla     The    body    will    he    taken    to 
I  Halltown  this  morning  by  the  H"r_ 
|  man     H.     Lohmeyer    Funeral    "«m* 
jvfccr*   funeral   services  will  be  he  d 
j  tomorrow  afternoon,  with  burial  In 
the  cemetery  there. 


WILL  OF  EMMA  ALBERT 

The  will  of  the  late  Emma  Albert 
filed  yesterday  la  probata 
court,  and  the  property,  with  tha 
.exception  of  bequests  of  fl  each  to 
two  grandchildren,  la  to  bs  divided 
among  tha  children-  A  son,  ttraeat 
Sebastian,  la  to  senre  aa  executor 
without  bond. 


DEATHS 


Funeral  services  for  frank  Jones. 
T»  yaara  old.  of  M4«  Boonrille  are- 
nve,  who  died  yesterday  afternoon 
after  a  lingering  lUness.  will  be  held 
at  S  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the. 
ininsner  Funeral  home  with  burial 
In  Oreenlawn  cemetery.  He  !*> 
■arrived  by  the  widow,  by  two  none. 
Walter  and  Arthur,  of  Springfield, 
and  one  daughter.  Mra.  AUce  Avery. 
ut  Joplln.  | 


93S 


MRS.    IDA    MAY    M'NCECC       | 
Mr*.  Ida  MvllcNwcn  It  year*1 
old.   for  many  year,  a  resldant  of; 
Ash  Grove.  Mo,  died  Sunday  at  her  | 
homo  after  a  Una^ina;  Aliases.,  she 
Is  •ttrrlred  by  ttao  husband  and  on* 
dau«hter.    Mrs.    D.    B.    Morgan,    of 
Springfield.    Funeral    service*    were 
held     yesterday    afternoon    at     the  i 
residence  with  burial  In  Oreenlawn ' 
cemetery    at     Walnut    Orove    under 
direction    of    the  Ualbialth    Under-' 
I  taking   company,   of   Aah   Orove. 

TUESDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  4, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  Obadiah  C.  Mitchell  left  a  will.** 
Page  2:  Mrs.  Emma  Albert  left  a  will.** 
Page  10:  Freda  Cantrell  divorced  Ira  Cantrell. 

Birth  reported.** 

Olin  D.  McConnell  divorced  Adah  E.  McConnell. 

Frank  Jones  died.** 

Mrs.  Mamie  Youngblood  died.** 

Mrs.  Sarah  M.  McDonald  died.** 
Page  11:  James  Blair  died.** 
Page  12:  Card  of  thanks  from  Mrs.  D.  M.  Rhule  and  others.** 

Card  of  thanks  from  Mrs.  Luther  Tuttle  and  others.** 

Item  in  memory  of  Robert  R.  Arbuckle.** 
Page  15:  Miss  Lorene  Baumberger  and  Mr.  Elmer  C.  McCroskey  were  married.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  16:  Sgt.  William  A.  Casey  died.** 


r.*vfe'**:" 


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M&tfg?3 


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WUMam     A. 

. . ..  •  mind  nm  „„ 

of  tb*  OWUd  «utw  army,  died  to 
Wnt  Plain*  following  a  loaf  Him— 
Mr  Casey  was  taken  to  Wart  Plains 
from  Moatesr.  Mo..  10  days  afo  In 
such  critical  condition  that  no  nop* 
»u  offered  for  hi*  recoTerj. 

With  him  st  th*  tun*  of  hi*  death 
war*  maabn  of  the  A  J.  Hitter  house 
family  of  Montser.  with  which  family 
ha  baa  mad*  his  horns  sines  ha  re- 
tirement from  the  army  ft*  year*  ago. 
Sergeant  Csaay  was  born  in  Dublin, 
Ireland,  his  father  bslnf  a  ofty  en- 
gineer there.  However,  the  spirit  of 
adventure,  which  probably  was  re- 
sponsible   for   his    long   army   career. 

j  cropped  out  st  a  vsry  early  age.  and 
he  ran  away  on  a  ship  while  a  lad  of 
eight.  Four  years  later  he  returned 
boms,  but  after  a  fsw  years  ran  sway 
again.  Bull  later  he  Joined  the  Eng- 
lish army,  servtufr  four  yeara.  Than 
he   came   to   America  and  Joined   the 

i  United  States  army.  hU  loyal  serrlc* 
covering  a  period  of  to  yeara  He 
served   In  the  Bpanlah-Amerlcan  war, 

I  and  bad  five  yeara  of  foreign  service 
with  the  United  states  regular  army. 


134* 


PYTHIAN  HOME  GUEST 
FOR  SEVEN  YEARS  DIES 

James  Blair.  70.  who  has  been  s 
number  of  the  Pythian  horns  her* 
for  seven  years,  died  early  todsy.  He 
Is  s  member  of  Hop*  Lodge.  No.  1M. 

He  U  survived  by  s  daughter  and 
a  grandson,  Mra  Aun  Merry,  and 
Claude  Merry,  both  of  Bt.  ieuu 

Funeral  services  will  he  l»*ld  at  8 
o'clock  Wednesds)-  afternoon  In  the 
auditorium  of  the  home.  The  body 
will  br  sent  to  Bt.  Louts  tomorrow 
night  for  burial. 


-■•> 


MITCHELL  MADE  WILL       , 
DURING  FATAL  ILLNESS- 


Obedlah    C.    Mitchell,    former    poet- 
!  master,   who   died    Saturday,    left   his 

•-■*.-,.,■      Mvc      Mni~..     K      Mif.-hHI      hlF 

icsltlciice     property     m     iu2~     ncuior 
javenue,  a  note  valued  at  J1.500,  and 

•500  In  cash.  The  remnlnder  of  his 
i  property  was  left  to  his  son.  John  E 
|  Mitchell,  of  Bt.   Louis.  The  will,   filed 

lor  probate  yesterday,  revealed  It  war. 

drawn    In    April,    at    which    time    Mr 
|  Mitchell  was  In  Ul  health. 


i 


Funeral    service*   for   Prank   Jones. 

I  7*.  •*  »4«  BocnvuM  areata*,  arte  «M 
yesterday  afternoon  after  a  lingering 

j  Illness,  were  held  at  S  p.  m  today  at 
the  KJingner  Puneral  home  with 
burial  In  Oreer.lawrt  cemetery.     He  i.'i 

:  survired  by  hi*  wife,  two  aona.  Walter 
and  Arthur,  of  Springfield,  and  a 
daughter.  Mr*.  Alice  Avery,  of  Jopun 


MR*.    MAMIE    YOLNGBLOOn. 

j      Funeral    services    will    be    held    to- 

I  morrow  afternoon  at  Halltown  for  Mnt. 

!  Mamie  Youngblood.  47.  formerly  • 
resident  of  that  town,  who  died  last 
night  at  the  home  or  her  daughter 
Mrs.  O.  Pearson  Ward.  1531  8t.  Louis 
street.  The  body  was  prepared  for 
burial    and    taken    overland    to   Hall- 

j  town  today  by  the  Herman  H.  Loh- 
mever  Puneral  home.  Burial  will  be 
in  the  cemetery  there.  She  U  sur- 
vived by  her  husband.  C.  B.  Young- 
blood.  of  Tulsa.  Okla.;  three  daugh- 
ters. Mrs.  fJnrd,  Springfield;  Miss  Jeu- 
nle  Ypungbtood  and  Mis*  Nell  Toung-. 
blood  both  of  Republic;  her  parents 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  N.  Downing  of  Hall- 
town; three  sisters,  Mies  Pearl  Down. 
ing.  bf  Halltown;  Mrs  Mora  Dameron 
of  Halltown,  and  Mrs.  Minnie  Bute  of 
BrownsTllle.  Ttx.;  and  a  brother.  El- 
mer Downing,  of  Sand  Springs.  Okla. 

MR*  MrlxiNAI.il  DEAD. 
Mn.  Sarah  M.  McDonald,  53  yrnrr. 
old.  »!fe  of  Ot:.»  M«D.i:uld  <!  >  <•  •!  . 
:m>r;.;;.(;  „t  •:,,  ;..;;.,.  ic.r;  .*...::.. 
Ocant  avenuf.  following  a  lingering 
nines*.  She  li>  survived  by  her  hus- 
band, a  son.  Uimit  McDonald  ot 
Lebanon,  m.;  and  by  two  eUters.  Mrs 
Mary  Dane  of  Houston  M»  ..'  and  Mrs, 
T.  E.  Spahr.  and  her  mother.  Mn». 
Sarah  Chapman  of  Brookllue.  Mo. 
Puneral  sen-tees  will  be  held  at  3 
I  o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon  nt  the 
Kllngner  fuiiernl  chnprl  Burial  will 
be  in  K«6i  Lawn  cemetery 

TVTTLK—W*     wish     u,    utmnk    our    many 

,    friends   and   nourhbora    for   their   kindness 

I    end    ryspaU-.y    lo     the    death    of    Luther 

our     beloved    husband,    son    and    brother' 

also  for   to*  many   beautiful   rtowwrs,  and  I 

our     sincere     appreelatloa     of     Um    Rev. 

Wtxwfi'    comfortlnj    words  '  ' 

MRS     LUTHER  TUI'I'LK. 

UR     AKD  UM     W.   O    LA    RUI, 

un    akd  una    Howard  tuttm 


iw 


OaVIAM. 


MeCroskeT-Banmberger. 
Miss  Lorene  Baumberger.  daughter 
of  Mr.  and  Mn.  WUllam  Baumberger. 
of  BrookJlne.  Mo.,  became  the  bald* 
of  Mr.  Elmer  O.  McCroakey  Sunday  at 
high  noon  at  the  home  of  Rev.  E.  C. 
Sechler.  who  performed  the  rtng 
ceremony.  The  only  attendants  wore 
'Miss  Viola  Baumberger,  sister  of  the 
bride,  and  Mr.  Prank  Cobbans,  cousin 
of  the  groom.  The  bride  Is  a  grad- 
ustr  of  Senior  hlRh  school  and  the 
groom  formerly  attended  State  Teach- 
ers college.  After  the  sendee  the 
couple  left  for  a  short  wedding  trip, 
•iter  which  they  will  reside  In  this 
•Ity. 


BIRTHS 


-  Mr.  and  Mn.  J.  R.  Wheeler  of  Sea- 
ion  Hill  addition  announce  the  birth 
;  of  a  son.  Jos  Ridley,  on  October  3  at. 
St.  John's  hospital.  | 

i 


COURT    FREES    HUSBAND. 
OUn    D.    McConnell    was   granted   a 
divorce  from  Adah  E    McConnell   this 
morning  In  clroult  court. 


LEGACY  OF  $1  LEFT  TO 
HER  THREE  GRANDSONS 


i 


With  the  exception  of  htqueMs  of 
•  1  each  to  her  three-  grandchildren, 
the  entire  ostato  of  Mrs  Fount  Al- 
bert, who  died  recently  at  her  home 
here,  will  be  dlrlded  equally  between  , 
her  children,  under  the  terms  of  her ! 
will  filed  yesterday. 


!  ARSOCTLX—  In      tortus;     memory     of     our  j    I 
'    dear  son  and  brother,  Robert  R    Artvuckl* 
.  -who   departed   this    life   (Ik   years   aco   to- 
!    dsr     October     the    «th        Badlr    ml**rd    by 
mother      sisters    and    brother*  , 


MABRIAOE    LICENSES 
Recorder  Jack   W.  McKee  yesterday 
.l«ued    the     following     marriage      11- 
|  censes ;  6 

|     Wliuam     Weetfall.    40.    Rolls,    and 
■Nellie   Wilson.   23.   Republic.    Mo 

EralB    A.    Penlnger.    37.    Springfield 
I  ■n.l.!_jLewej_6Uer.    23.    Springfield 


than*.     Me    laajl  iQlT  £"  ~**™* 
and  our  many  friends  for   their  klSdneia  , 

MRS.  D  M  RHtrLK  j^jj  rAMILr 
UMM.  BURNB  lWOTH*R,  *«"•*• 
AKD    RELATIVTM  ', 


<)H0 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  5, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  3:  The  will  of  O.  C.  Mitchell  was  filed  for  probate.** 
Page  5:  Mr.  Lawrence  D.  Carrier  and  Miss  Dolly  Johnson  were  married.** 

Daughter  born  yesterday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Russell  Williams  James  in  St.  Louis. 
Mrs.  James  was  formerly  Miss  Marion  Welsh  of  Springfield. 

Page  11:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  loved  one,"  signed  by  Mrs. 
D.  M.  Rhule  and  family  and  Mrs.  Burns  (mother)  and  relatives. 
Page  12:  Mrs.  Clyde  Pope  died.** 

Mrs.  Mamie  Youngblood  died.** 
Mrs.  Sarah  M.  McDonald  died.** 
Mrs.  Josephine  Hasten  died.** 
Emanuel  Angler  died.** 


Mrs.  «yd«  Pop*,  of  UM  North 
Lyon  amo*.  tfto4.yaatacdajr.aMra> 
la*  at  tha  boast  of  vhar  awtbar  la 
Oklahoma  City."  OMa,  foDowtaa;  a 
Tha  body  to  «*- 


peeted  to  tft)r«  bora  tonlfbt  and 
iM— »t'  etTtota:  probably  trill  be- 
hold tomorrow  aftamoon  with 
burial  la  Bride  Church  cemetery 
under  direction  of  tbo  Harnuui  H. 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  borne.  Mrs. 
Pop*  to  survived  by  the  husband 
and  one  son.  Warren,  of  1150  North 
Lron  sv«nu*.  by  tbo  mother  and 
two  atotera,  of  Oklahoma  City,  and 
two  brother*,  of  Springfield. 


MRS.  MAMIE  YOUNGBLOOD 
Funeral  services  for  Mri  Mamie 
Youngblood.  47  years  old,  who  died 
Monday  nlcht  at  the  hOms  of  her 
daughter.  Mrs.  O.  Pearson-Ward, 
of  1611  St.  Louis  street,  will  be  held 
at  I  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
home  of  her  parehts  In  Halltown, 
Mo.,  with '  burial  In  the  cemetery 
there  under  direction  of  the  Her- 
man  H.   Lohmeyer   Funeral   home. 


MRS.  SARAH  M.  M'DONALD 
Funeral  services  for.  Mrs.  Sarah 
M.  McDonald.  62  years  old.  wife  of 
Otto  McDonald,  of  1007  North  Grant 
avenue,  who  died  yesterday  morn- 
ing- after  a  lingering  Illness,  will  be 
held  at  3  o'clock  this  afternoon  at 
j  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home  with 
burial  In  East  Lawn  cemetery. 


******" *■■  ■nirim  iihuijiju. 

PfcRSONALS—  i 


w«  *•**  *°  esprea  our  s.aemst  taaaki 
•as  apprteialiua  to  tUv.  Frcoea.  Uvr  eaotr 
ol  i^»i  Areniw  enurch  and  our  uor 
frWno*  for  taxir  nitwn.w  «nd  SasSaaaot 
at  th*  (untrei  of  our  iovae  om. 
MIW.  D.  M.  BHULE. 

taa   family. 
USB.    BURNS    (Metaer). 
en*  ttUUm. 


141 


MR8.  JOSEPHINE  HASTEN 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Joseph- 
ine Hasten.  61  years  old.  who  died 
yesterday  afternoon  at  her  home  at 
1S2J  North  Main  avenue  following 
a  Ungerlng  Illness,  will  be  held  at 
2:30  o'clock  Friday  afternoon  at 
the  Robberson  Avenue  Baptist 
church  with  burial  in  Haselwood 
cemetery  under  direction  of  <tb« 
Kllngner  Funeral  home.  She  Is  sur- 
vived by  the  husband.  J.  H.  Hasten, 
and  one  brother,  Edgar  Lee,  of 
Pjett.  Idaho. 


I  EMANUEL   ANGLER 

Emanuel   Angler.  78.   died  at    the 
:home  of  his  eon  J.  P.  Angler,  2027 
|  Ramsey  avenue  last  night.  His  home 
;  was  near  Elkland  but   he   had   been 
'  In    Bprlngfleld   about  a   month.    Mr. 
Angler    la    survived    by    his    widow 
and    son    and    three    grandchildren 
and    two    great   grandchildren.    Fu- 
neral   services    are   incomplete    and 
,are  in   charge  of  the  Kllngner  Vn- 
'  dertaklng   company. 

fcotwv*?    r  •Mimniajniing.r.    .-.- 


MITCHELL 


The  will  of  tbo  late  0.v6^  M/fcheU. 
fltod  yesterday  In  probata  court, 
provides  that  tbo  bom*  at  KM 
Washington  and  a  dasd  of  trust  for 
♦  1600  shall  to  to  tbo  widow.  Mary 
E  Mitchell.  The  re  main  In*  prop- 
erty to  left  to  tbo  son.  John  B. 
MltchelL  Tbs  win  requests  the  ap- 
polntroeni  of  Matthew  Golden  as 
executor. 


CARNER.JOHNSON 
The  marrtace  of  Mr.  Lawronos  D. 
Corner  and  Miss  Dolly  Johnson, 
secretary  to  Mayor  W.  E.  Freeman 
In  Kansas  City  September  M.  be- 
came known  to  frlenda  "In  Spring- 
field yesterday.  They  were  married 
at  the  home  of  the  Reverend  Q.  W. 
Boosy.  a  former  pastor  of  th*  bride. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  earner  are  st  home 
at  IMS  North  Missouri  avenue.  Mr. 
Carner  Is  an  employs  of  th*  Frisco 
railroad  here 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  5, 1927-LEADER 
Pagel:  Blind  Boone  died.** 
Page  3:  Birth  reported.** 
Page  12:  Mrs.  Mamie  Youngblood  died.** 

Mrs.  Sarah  M.  McDonald  died.** 

Mrs.  Josephine  Hasten  died.** 

Mrs.  Lelia  J.  McMinn  died.** 

Mrs.  Clyde  Pope  died.** 

Emanuel  Angler  died.** 


BLIND  BOONE, 
PIANIST,  DIES 


Noted  Negro  Musician's  Ca- 
reer   Is    Ended-*  After 
Heart  Attack. 


WARR.ENSBURO.  Mo..  Oct.  ».— (A 
P.I— Death  hu  ended  the  career  of 
1  mi  Boone.  Negro  punut.  who  won 
fame  lp  many  couatrlea  for  hu  abili- 
ty to  reproduce  »  piece  of  music  af- 
ter hearing  It  only  once. 

Born  In  •  federal  army  camp  near 
Miami.  Mo.  Boone  gained  hie  love 
of  music  from  hi*  father,  who  wan 
a  drum  major  in  the  northern  force* 
during  the  Civil  war.  Brain  fever 
caused  the  Iom  of  hi*  eyesight  when 
he  wn*  six  years  old,  and  when  his 
father  placed  him  In  school  he  ran 
away  and  organized  a  boy's  band  at 
St.   Louis. 

He  later  attracted  the  attention  of 
John  Lang,  director  of  a  Sunday 
school  orchestra  at  Columbia.  Mo., 
and  under  Lang's  management  toured 
the  United  States  and  Europe  for  30 
years.  Ill  health  forced  Boone's  re- 
tirement last  June,  soon  after  the 
death  of  Lang. 

Boone  died  here  last  night  after  a 
heart  attack.  He  was  OS  years  old. 
Burial  will  be  ut  the  pianist's  home 
at   Columbia. 


About  three  years  ago  Blind  Boon* 

hla  last  trip  through  this  aec- 
■  Uon  of  Mlasourl.     At  that  tune     ha 

I  announced    that    he    probably    would 

I  never  appear  In  concert  In  Springfield 

a;nln        Not    only    *va»      Boone      well 

known     In    Springfield     but    also      In 

1  practically  every  small   town  tn   this 

'  section    of    the   atate       He    frequently 

gave    c.-.nrcrts    In    high    achoo!    audl- 

.  Ua ...::.«.  in  the  smaller  towns,  donat- 

|  lng   a    portion  of   the   box   office  re- 


ceipts   to   the   school    library. 

One  •'  •  r..  •■■■'  ln!*rrrt!ng  puni 
Interpretations  was  "The  Mar&liileld 
Cyclone."  In  all  hta  concerts  In  this 
section  of  Missouri,  he  was  sure  to 
be  requested  to  render  this  number. 
Boone  played  entirely  by  ear  and  one 
of  his  favorite  features  was  to  have 
some  musician  from  the  audience  to 
play  a  difficult  selection.  If  possible 
one  that  Doone  had  never  heard,  then 
be  would  repeal  the  selection  with- 
out skipping  a  measure  or  beat. 


I 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ban  J.  Harrison,  of 
1004  South  Fremont,  announce  the 
birth  of  a  daughter,  yesterday  after- 
noon In  the  Jt.  John's  hospital.  Mr. 
Harrison  Is  secretary  of  the  Missouri 
Athletic  commission  and  operates  the 
Model  Markets. 


I 


DEATHS 


MRS.  MAMIE  YOl'NOBLOOl>. 
Funeral    servtoe*    for    Mrs. .  Mamie 
Youngblood,    47.    who   died    Monday 
night  at  the  home  of  her  daughter 
Mrs.  O.  Pearson  Ward.  1021  8t.  Louis 
street,  were   held   at  3   p.   m.   today  ! 
at  the  home  of  her  parents  In  Hall-  | 
town.  Mo.,  with  burial  In  the  ceme-  j 
tery    there    under    direction    of    the  I 
Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  runeral  hornet  j 


&  MBS.    RAaUM    M.   MDOKiU*.  £5% 

funeral  sorrtOM  for  Mrs.  Sarah   M. 
McDonald,    03.    who    died    yesterday 
morning    at   her   home.    1007    Worth 
Orant  avenue,  were  "helfl  at  8  p.  m.  ( 
today  at  the  Xllngner  runeral  home,  i 
Burial    In    East   Lawn   cemetery. 


141 


r  

MR*.    I.KI.IA    MrMINV 

Mr."   Leila  J    McMlnn.  84  years  old. 

»lfe  of   the   late  Joseph   W.  MrMlnn. 

;  died    at    10.SS    •.    m     today    at    the 

hr»me  of  hrr  eon.  R    If.  McMlnn.  »44 

•  Njr'h     Orusit     nv'inir.     following     « 

|  lingering  ninee*     bhc  is  survived  by 

i  her  »on:    two   brothers.   Ci.  T.  Smith 

.'and   K.   Smith,   both    of    BprlnRfteld: 

'a   aistrr.    Mrs     Anun    Fa»cett    and    a 

!  grandchild     of     Springfield.      Funeral 

I  services  will   be   held    at   U:30   p.   m., 

Friday,  si  the  home  with  Rev.  H.  A. 

Wood  officiating.     Burial    will   he   In 

East  Lawn  cemetery   under  direction 

of  the  Alma  Lobmeyer  Funeral  home. 


EM AN t EL  ANGLER.   , 

Fuueral    arrangements   are    Incom- 
plete, for   Emanuel   Angler.   78.    who 
died  at   the  home  of  his  son.  J.  P. 
Angler.     3037     Ramsey     avenue     last 
nlgbt.     His   home   was   near   Elklaud 
but  he  had  been  In  Springfield  about 
a  month.     Mr.  Angler   is  survived   by  j 
his  widow   and  son   and    three   grnnd 
children  and  two  grcat-grundchildrcn.  j 
Services  are  In  charge  of  the  Kilvg-  I 
ner  Funeral   home. 


I 


MR*.  t'LVDE  POPE. 

FunarmI  arrangements  for  Mra. 
Clyde  Pope  of  I860  Noith  Lyon  avr-  ' 
nut.  who  died  yesterday  at  the  hotr.t 
of  her  mother  tn  Oklahoma  City,  fol-  . 
lowing  a  lingering  Illness,  are  111-  j 
complete.  Burial  »ni  be  In  Clear  : 
Creew  cemetery  under  direction  of  j 
Herman   H.   Lobmeyer  Funeral   home,  j 


MRS.   JOSEPHINE  HASTEN. 

Funeral  services  for  Mnr.  Joaaphlne 
Hasten.  88.  who  died  yesterday  after  : 
noon  at  ner  home  at  1838  North  Main 
avenue.  wlU  be  held  at  3:30  p.  m. 
Friday  afternoon  at  the  Robberson 
avenue  Baptist  church  with  bunul 
in  Haeelwood  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Kllngner  Funeral  borne. 
8b#  ts  survived  by  the  husband.  J. 
ffHaaftn  and  a  brother.  Edgar  Lee. 
of  Py*t*»  Idaho. 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  6, 1927--DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Ray  W.  Atkins  and  Hazel  Bechler  were  married.** 

George  M.  Ransdell  and  Etolia  Hutchinson  were  married.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Mrs.  Kate  Utiger  was  killed.** 
Page  2:  Daughter  born  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ben  J.  Harrison,  1004  South  Fremont  avenue. 
Page  3:  Freda  Cantrell  divorced  Ira  Cantrell.  Her  former  name  was  Fairman. 
Page  4:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas  Stockton  have  twins.** 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  M.  C.  Woods  reared  1 1  children  and  adopted  17  more.** 
Page  8:  James  Blair  died.** 

Devoria  Ivon  Brumback  died.** 


DEATHS 


JAME8     BLAIR 

Funeral  service*  for  Jnincs  Blah, 
who  died  at  the.  state  Pythian  home 
lu-re.  were  held  yesterday  after- 
noon at  3  o'clock  In  the  Pythian 
home  auditorium  The  body  w.i* 
•hlpp«d  lust  nlKlit  to  St  Loula  by 
the    Slarne    I'nderlakinK    itiinpati}' 


DEVORIA    BRUMBACK 
Devorlii    Ivon    Itruniback.    6 -year- 
old    daughter  of    Mr.   and    Mrs.    L)es» 
Hrumback.     of     feymour.     »ii»"«l     at 
7   15  o'clock  last   niKht  at   728   North 
Prospect    axenue    after    u    abort    111- 
I  nesa.     She   Is  survived    by    the   par- 
!  eiit*.   one   brother   and   a   sister.   The 
1  body    will    be    whipped    ovcirlund    to 
j  Seymour    by   the   Starne    t'ndertak- j 
ing    company    and    funeral    service*  | 
I  probably   will    be  held   thero   Krlda\    I 


<W3 


MR.  and  Mrs.  J.  M.  C.  Woods,  who 
live  near  Van  Buren  and  who 
are  credited  with  having  reared  11 
children  of  their  own  and  17  whom 
they  have  adopted,  apparently  are 
preparing  to  be  ready  to  take  care 
of  other  orphans  should  the  need 
arise. 

Mr.   and   Mrs.   Woods  have   pur- 
!  chased   from   Mr.   and  Mrs.  M.  H. 
1  Barker  for  SI   and  other  valuable 
I  considerations."   200   acres   of    land 
I  west  of  Mountainburg.  a  deed  filed 
i  for  record  In  the  office  of  Fred  L. 
'  Wagner,  circuit  clerk,  shows. 
!     Woods  Is  a  street  car  conductor 
and  one  of  the  oldest  men  In  sen- 
iority  employed   by   the  Light  and 
Traction  company.    He  and  his  wife 
have  established  a  record  for  caring 
for    the     homeless,     particularly  If 
homeless  ones  are  children.  As  their 
own  11    children  grew  to  manhood 
and     womanhood     they     began     to 
adopt   and   to   rear   other  children. 
They  will     celebrate     their  fiftieth 
wedding  anniversary  next  year. 

They  do  not  expect  to  occupy  the 
farm  which  they  purchased  last 
week.  It  Is  "Just  another  invest- 
ment." 


AGED  SPRINGFIBife 

W01 

crossing  sue- 


|  his     own     Injuries.       He    mid 
[aged     woman     stepped     iqu»re)r     •» 
!  front    of    his    machine,    which      WOT 
|  equipped    with    a   sidecar,   and    that 
'  the     crash     was     unavoidable.       Ha 

suffered     the     oroken       arm        when 

thrown     fr*>m     th«"     m^rhtne 


! 

j  Walking  Into  Path  of  Machine 
As  Driver  Tries  to  Dodge, 
Mrs.  Kate  Utiger  Sustains 
Fatal  Injuries 


Recorder's    Office 

#*•»#■»#* 

Is  Scene  of  Double 
"Marriage  Ceremony 


MARKET  OEUVERYMAN      v 
SUFFERS  BROKE*  ARM 


Body,  is  Badly  Hurt  and  Man 
R*c*iv*s  Sever*  Brutee*  in 
Other  Traffic  Accident* 
During  Day  Here  ■*-£]£ 


AN  aged  woman  wan 
It.  the  drlvar  af  - 
which  struck  bar  sai 
•xm  aad  aarioaa  Iftuhiaa,  a  t  JssU~ 
old   child   waa  bruised   badly  and  ft 
Springfield  man  suJuttoad  hart*  M<* 
a   series   of  accidents  here  jpatit  ' 
day. 

Mr*.   Kate   Utigar.  tl  yaw 
of    til    North    Oram   aeon 
laat    Bight    la    the    Bare* 

of    Injuries    suffered    whsn 
;  strwek   by   a    motorcycle  j 
i  afternoon.       Robert    King    at 
I  Weat    Phi*    atreef    riding    tar  VL 

Claa    Meat    Market,  waa  narataaj; 

broken    arm    aad    ' 

auataiaad  la   the. 

«- 


She   waa  taken 
Barge  hospital   la 
boiaaoa 
King-   reported    the 

police    headquarters    ai 
had    obtained   medical' 


DAV  W.  ATK1N8  and  Hate) 
Srchler.  faith  of  K.iii»»i»  C.l», 
»rre  In  tlie  office  of  Jack  W  Mi- 
Kee  yesterday  afternoon  to  obtain 
h    nurrl»|«    license. 

Walls  the  aptiUeatloa  blank  was 
••eia*  niWd  aet.  0 1  nil  M.  Haae- 


"Ws  want  to  be  married  right 
ewajr."   he   said. 

"And  we  want  a  minister  to 
rrsrry    us ."    the  brkte    to    be  added 

'  There  aft*  srvlnlster  here  «  howe 
name    Is    the    same   as    yours."    the 


r  rewaiwis)  4a  the  yoang 

*-th*  Hererend  K.  C.  Sech- 

tor.    Is  h*\  ralatrre  at  yoorar 

-Na."  rtattaa  »the  bride  to  bo. 
Tgit  I  amnt  him  te  marry  aa* 

-Hell  do  for  as,  too,"  remarked 
ItaaadaU.  M.  who  to  caretaker  at 
the  ctty    toartot  .  park,     aad     bto 
'  brtaa-^o-be  aaddad.     She  to  3*. 

Then  the  look  it  rerolntoeenee 
earn*  lain  his  eye*. 

**|  lost  my  w  Ife  and  two  children 
It  yaar*  ago."  he  said  slowly 
•They  were  coming  home  after 
having  been  away  for  a  month, 
and  were  on  the  train  that  was 
caught  by  the  flood  when  Brash 
creek,  up  near  Lebanon,  swept 
away  the  track  and  the  train 
turned  over. 

A  Uttto  later.  Mr.  Sechler  ar- 
rived and  the  two  couples  who 
had  met  by  chance  were  married 
In  a  double  ceremony. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 
Ray  W.  Atkins.  JG.  and  Hasel 
Sechler.  M.  both  of  Kansas  City; 
George  M.  Ranadell.  «7.  and  Etolla 
Hutchinson.  IS.  both  of  Springfield; 
Paris  Hants.  JO,  and  Edna  Jonee' 
?C,  both  of  Sprinjrfleld;  Krnest  H. 
Blnchsm.  12.  and  Mnrthu  J.  Smart. 
SI.  both  of  Springfield:  William  J. 
HurJ.  «C.  Kverton.  anil  Mury  (511- 
.:  m     ' '     F\  «>ri.>- 


14H 


I*- 


VfFt-  and  Mn  Tliomas  Stockton 
"*■  who  live  near  East  Prairie. 
Mo,  are  the  parents  of  twins  born 
ou  two  different  dates.  The  girl, 
which  weighed  seven  pounds,  was 
born  at  7:30  p.  in..  Sept  29.  The 
boy.  eight  pounds,  was  bom  at  12:10 
a.  m.  Sept.  30. 

This  Is  12  children  In  all  born  to 
this  couple.  The  mother  Is  43  years 
old. 


THURSDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  6, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Mrs.  Kate  Utiger  died.** 

Edmund  Wayne  Dillard  has  many  relatives.** 

Devoria  Ivon  Brumback  died.** 

William  J.  Adams  married  a  young  bride.** 
Page  8:  Two  couples  married.** 
Page  12:  Harry  E.  Weaver  died.** 

Mrs.  Clyde  E.  Pope  died.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Birth  reported.** 

G.  N.  Jacobi  will  be  married.** 


*****    MA«T  B.  WEAVER. 

funeral     atrvloaa      for      Harry     B. 

v£w'  **  ,**n  ***•  who  **•*  •* 
L-  **  m-  tat*9  ta  •  iocal  hospital 
toUowtaf  *■  operation.  lernhrtlj    win 

S  b,W  **  **°  p-  m-  ■*t«^»T  *t  the , 
■Urn*  mortuary.  Burial  will  be  in' 
Haaelwood  cemetery  He  Is  survived  ' 
by  his  wile  and  a  auter. 

jj -"  -MBB.  CLTDB  B.  POPB. 
^Ftineral  earrleea  for  Mrs    Clyde  E 

ZZZ  ~ lM0  MorUi  x*°»  »»«ua.  who 
«ed  Tuesday  at  the  home  of  ber 
mother  in  Oklahoma  City,  following 
£  ttnfsrtnt  Utoaaa.  wui  be  bald  at  3 
«i?l'J^.daf  **  **  netoe  »»«*.  Burial 

Outer  dlraouoo   of  the    Barman    H 
tohmeyer  Panaral  home.  ^^*°    n' 

DIPHTHERIA  IS  FATAL     ' 
TO  6-YEAR-OLD  GIRL 

Another  fatality  from  diphtheria 
wm  reported  last  night  with  the  death 
of  Bevoria  Iron  Brumback.  six-year- 
old  daughter  of  Mr.  or.d  Mrs  Dew 
Brumback  of  Seymour. 

The  child  la  surrlved  by  bar  par 


TWO  COUPLES  WEDDED 
IN  ONE  CEREMONY 

Oeorge  M.  Ransdall.  07.  caretaker 
at  th*  c'ty  tourist  park,  and  Ktolla 
Hutchinson.  30.  also  of  Springfield. 
figured  In  a  double  wadding  ceremony 
yesterday  afternoon  at  the  court 
house  Ray  W.  Atkins  and  Hazel 
Sechler.  both  of  Kansas  Cliy,  were 
the  other  couple  The  ceremony  was 
performed  by  Rev.  B.  C.  8echler  of  | 
Springfield. 

Atklna  and  Miss  fiechler  had  been 
(ranted  a  marrlaffe  license  and  were 
•waiting  the  arrival  of  the  minister 
when  Mr.  Banadall  and  Miss  Hutch- 
inson arrived.  Both  oouplee  bad  in- 
dicated that  the  minister  recom-  ' 
inended  by  the  recorder  would  be  sat- 
isfactory to  them,  and  while  await- 
fng  hi*  arrival  decided  to  have  a  dou-  i 
**•  »~»— »~«y« 

The  minister  is  not  related  to  the 
bride  of  the  Kansas  City  man 


MRS.  EVERETT  ROES  TO 

SEE  HER  BROTHER  WED 


SH5 


-I 


Mrs.  Eugene  P.  Everett  of  the  Ever- 
ett apartment  will  leave  Springfield 
tomorrow  to  attend  the  marriage  of 
her  brother.  O.  N.  Jacobi.  Jr..  of 
Buenos  Aires.  Argentina.,  at  Evanston. 
HI.,  Oct.  8. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  G.  N.  Jacobi  of  Stram- 
ford,   Conn.,  parent*  of  Mrs.   Everett.  | 
will    return    to    Springfield    for   a    two 
weeks'  visit  with  their  daughter. 


WOMAN,  77,  IS 
TRAFFIC  VICTIM 


Mrs.  Kate  Utiger's  Death  to 
Be  Probed;  Driver  Is 
Injured. 


Xnjurtw  lulfered  »»«»  7trt«rd^ 
whan,  nmdown  I*  r  motorcycle  rid- 
den by  Isobert  lanf  of  Ml  W«rt  ««• 
street,  delivery  boy  for  the  Ola*  Heat 
Market,  prove*  fatal  for  Mr*.  Kate 
rruger.  Tf  yeara  old.  of  tit  Wortn 

Grant    avenue. 

She  diet!  it  6:15  p.  m.  »t  the  Burge 
hospital.  45  minutes  after  the  acci- 
dent, which  occurred  on  North  Orant 
tTtDui  near  tha  Central  Bible  InaU- 
tut*  Mn.  Utlger  was  eroeelng  the 
street  when  hit  by  King's  machine. 
King  eeld  he  attempted  to  awerve  the  i 
motorcycle  around  her.  but  that  the 
.  ;urned   Into   l»*  patb. 

She  suffered  a  broken  arm  and  hip 
|  and  fracture  of  both  legs.  King  suf- 
j  fered  a  bfbken  arm  and  bruises. 

She   Is  survived   by   a  son. 
•      An    inquest  wbs   scheduled   for   4   p. 
|m    this  afternoon   by  Conner  Jewell 
!  E.  Wlndle  at  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Fu- 
!  ceral    parlors. 

Joe     Holliday,     4-year-old     son     or 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  M.  Holllday.  of  1509 

West  Atlantic  street,  was  struck  yes- 

1  terday  by  a  car  driven  by  Dave  Rob- 

!  inaon.   Ml  West  8omt  street.       *fc» 

child   suffered   no  broken   bones. 

Blight  Injuries  were  suffered  by  R. 
|c.  Alfocd.  103S  Btewart  street,  when 
an  automobile  crashed, Into  his  bug- 
gy on  the  Oleatone  road  north  of  8t. 
Louis  street. 


MAMUAOS  UOfNSCT. 
Marriage  licensee  •  were  Issued  yes- 
terday at  the  offloe-of  Jack  W.  Uc- 
Kee.  racorder.  ae  foUowe:  Farta  Mar- 
rU  30.  and  Edna  Jonee.  26,  both  of 
Springfield;  W.  J.  Hurd.  06.  Kverton. 
and  Mary  Ollilan.  M.  Springfield; 
Mm  Walrood.  tt.  Bandolph  county. 
Ark.  and  Laia  Smith.  93.  Mammoth 
i?pr!rs.  Ark.:  Brneet  H.  Brngham,  IV. 
and  Martha  J.  Smart,  31,  both  of 
Springfield. 


-II*'.- ■-■'* 


HEM)  GIR 
GREAT 'GRANNY 

TO  BABY  HERE! 


? 


Boy  Bom  in  Springfield  is] 
of  Fourth  Generation;  His 
Great  Grandfather  is  Only 
67;  Has  More  Than  30 
Cousins. 


lard;  -7-dsy-old-i 
R    L    DUlard. 


Edmund    Wayne    Dlllard 

ton    of    Mr     snd    Mr* 

141 J  Lee  street,  represent*  the  fourth 

generation    of    DlUards.    hla   parent* 

Ipajd   today.  ^        qrm- 

f|j2S!'l8r^ri{TWr.tf.  Okie'.'  i«  only  «rT 
i  yeara  old.     ::u  youngest  aunt  1*  «U 

I      A    treat    grandmother     Mr*     A     J  ' 
'DUlard.  of  Kbenwer.  M  *  -l»Uo  ffrT | 
at  Ebenewr.     She  has  been  employed 
as   an  operator   there   for   23   years.      | 
All  Generations    Active.  I 

He     has     two      gTeatgrandmothers.  i 
three    grandpercnU    end    ten    uncles 
and    aunts,   besides    bis   30-odd   cous- 
ins. 

HI* .  .grandmother*  are  Mia.  K.  W. 
Dlllard.  ««.  and  >"*■  Abble  Wuim, 
M.  both  of  Springfield. 

HU  grandfather  Is  K.  W.  DUlard. 
BO.  also  of   8prlngfleld. 

His   gTeatgrandmothers   sre   Mrs     S. 
I  J    Crlssman.  85.  of   Lone  Wolf.  Okla.. 
and  Mrs.  Dlllard  of  Ebenezer.  Mo. 

All  his  KrandDarenU  end  irreftt 
grandparents  are  actively  engaged  In 
%-crk. 


BIRTHS  [1 

JB — M— s^ssjsjs^sje— ■■  ■ '     i—  —  •  -  ftP 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jean  Brees*  of  Aero 

Acres  announce  the  birth  of  a  daugh- 


ter. Charlotte 


M. 


SHt 


Church  Orchtttri  Director; 

Married  ikonth  Today,  Says 

Aoe  Is  no  Barrier. 


"OLD  ENOUGH  TO  KNOW" 

Wife    Won    in    Whirlwind 

Courtship  8  Years  Older 

Than  Step-Daughter. 


•:■  "Men  with  their  you  Lb  behind  them 
Vensrally  hare  better  Jobe  than 
'Itomhaaamtttb.'  therefore   are    better 

able  to^mytde  a  boon  and  the 
thing*  fswWt»ome  whlcb  every  wom- 
an wane*  ted  which  makes  them  con- 
tented. 

Old    thour,h    to    Enow. 

-And  besides,  I  was  old  enough 
when  I  got  married  to  know  whether 
I  wanted  to  get  married." 

"And  he's  much  jounger  than  hi»| 
yesxs,  dont  you  think."   tntsrjectsd 
afre.  Adams.  Who;  had   bs*n   eagerly 
smittsc  hsx  husband*  :ttfmOt«l 

laarjorla,  ft.  Mr.   Adams*    daughter 
by  a  lormer  marriage,  carde  onto  the 
while  IB*.  Adams  was  talking 
JaJd   her  bead    OS   he*  J 


Mrs.  Adams'  rather,  who  le  only 
10  years  older  than  "his  son-in-law. 
calls  Mr.  Adame  "aon." 

Mr.  Adame,  who  le  a  broom  worker, 
intimated  he  waa  comfortably  flaad 
by  saying  be  could  "quit  work  any- 
time." 

"Too  many  homes  are  smashed  by 
financial  trouble."  he  said.  "A  man 
should  not  marry  unless  he  Is  sble 
to  support  his   wife." 

Mrs.  Adams  sings  in  the  choir  at 
the  Campbell  Street  Methodist 
church. 

Their  romance  began  with  a  meet- 
ing at  a  social  function  which  mem- 
bers of  the  choir  and  orcheetra  at- 
tended. 

They  reside  at  10M  Chase  In  a  home 
which  Mr.  Adams  had  furnished  and 
had  waiting  for  his  youthful  bride 
when   he  led   her   to  the  altar. 


Affectionately  embracing  each  oth- 
er. VWUlam  J.  Adame.  W.  and  his, 
young  bride.  10.  today  celebrated  the 
flist  month  of  their  married  life  by 
Hiring  a  "love  rsclpe"  on  how  middle 
age  can  be  happily  wedded  to  youth. 

Possessing  all  the  ardor  of  a  brlde- 
jrown  ot  30.  Mr.  Adams,  orchestra 
leader  at  the  Campbell  Avenue 
Methodist  church,  who  wooed  snd 
von  his  brtds  after  a  brief  courtship 
of  two  months,  declared: 

"Age  makes  no  difference-  In  true 
lore.  The™  U  no  reason  why  a  cou- 
ple with  10,  20  or  SO  years  difference 
in  their  ages  should  not  be  blissfully 
happy  if  they  lore  each  other. 

FRIDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  7, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Pagel:  Marriage  license  issued.** 

Page  5:  A  son  William  Lewis  Warner  was  born  Saturday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  M.  Warner 
of  St.  Louis.  Mrs.  Warner  was  formerly  Miss  Lucille  Sherer  of  Springfield. 
Page  11:  Mrs.  Lelia  J.  McMinn  died.** 

William  H.Shelton  died.** 

Harry  E.  Weaver  died.** 

Mrs.  Clyde  E.  Pope  died.** 

Mrs.  Kate  Utiger  was  killed.** 
Page  16:  L.  S.  White  sues  to  divorce  Nell  White. 


MARRIAGE    LICENSE 
St.-tlf   \V     t'unh.wn.    .'•.'.   I*U|"",,«\   S. 
P..    un,l    Anna    M.    Col«\    3ix  Sprlng-- 


"  Btons>W.  Oerihant  of  Dupree,  8. 
D.,  and  Anna  M.  Colo  of  Springfield 
rrero  marr!Sd  v.t  the  court  houso 
yesterday  by  the  Reverend  £.  C. 
Sechler. ■'"    . 


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King:  I9  Exonerated 
By  Jury  in  Kilting: 

Of  Mrs.  Kate  Utfcer 

.  » 

A  coroner's  ivory,  called  her*  ye»- 
Wday  afternoon  by  Coroner  Jewell 
XL  Wtndl*  to  Inreatlcmt*  the  acci- 
dent la  which  Mr*.  Kate  UBger.  77, 
suffered  fatal  Injuries  Wednesday, 
decided  that  Mrs.  VUger  died  as 
the  result  of  an  unavoidable  acci- 
dent. 

Robert  King.  SSI  West  Pine  street, 
rider  of  the  motorcycle  which 
struck  Mrs.  Utlger.  was  exonerated 
of  any  criminal  liability  for  the  ac- 
cident 

General  shook  caused  by  Injuries 
suffered  when  she  was  struck  by 
King's  motorcycle  resulted  In  the 
aged  woman s  death,  the  Jury  de- 
cided. 

The  verdict  wa«  signed  by  C.  W. 
Page,  foreman:  J  M.  Clifton.  J.  R. 
Pamplln.  C  R.  Edmonds.  W.  O. 
Payne  and  F.  T.  Jared. 

Funeral  nervier*  for  Mm.  Utlger! 
will  be  conducted  at  3:30  o'clock! 
this  afternoon  at  the  home  of  her 
eon.  Daniel  Utiger.  916  North  Grant! 

avenue;  Burial  -will  t>e  under  direc- 
tion of  th>>  Klin^ncr  funeral  home. 

Mrs.  Utiffcr  la  survived  Ly  tha 
son  and  five  daughters,  Mrs.  Nora 
M  osier  of  Branson,  Mo,  Mrs.  Kelly 
Campbell  of'MJlfbri  Nebv*:Mr«. 
John  Crozler  of  Oklahoma  City,  Mrs. 
Qlenn  McClure.of  Trenton,  Mo.,  and 
Mrs.  Frank  Bell  of  Tulsa,,  Okla. 

___  j 

MRS.  CLYDE  E.  POPE 
I      Funeral    services    for    Mr..    Clyde 
E   Pope   of  1850  North  Lyon  avenue.  . 
!«lll  be  held  at  2  o'clock  this  after- 
noon   at    the    residence    with    burial 
In  Clear  Creek   cemetery,   under  dt- 
.  rectlon  of  the  H:-rman   H.   Lohmey-  , 
,  er   Funeral   home  | 


DEATHS  "- 


Funeral  services  wjjl  be  conducted 
01  I: JO  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
home  of  R.  H.  McMlnn.   144  "North 
Grant  avenue,  for  Mr*.  Leila  3.  Mc- 
Mlnn, 14.   widow  of  Joseph  W.  Mc- 
Mlnn,  who   died  Wednesday   morn- 
ing   after    a-  lingering    illness.    Mrs. 
McMlnn  Is  survived  by  one  son.  R. 
II.    McMlnn;     two    brothers.    G.    P- 
Smlth    and    K.    Smith;    one    sister, 
'Mrs.   Etta  Ffcwcett,  and  one  grand- 
I  child,    all    of    Springfield.  The    Rev- 
<  rend    H.    A     Wood  will  offiolate  at 
,  the   funeral   service,  and  burial   will 
jbe  In  East  Lawn  cemetery  under  di- 
|  rc-ctlon  of   the   Alma   Lohmeyer  Fu- 
•ntral   home. 


WILLIAM   H.  SHELTON 

William  H.  Shelton.  90  years  old. 
Civil  war  veteran  and  a  pioneer 
Creene  county  farmer,  died  last 
night  at  the  home  of  his  daughter, 
Mrs.  H.  W.  Herndon.  759  South 
Crnnt  avenue,  after  an  illness  of 
four  weeks.  He  is  survived  by  one 
son.  J.  O.  Shelton  of  Battlefield. 
Mo.,  and  four  daughters.  Mrs.  Hern- 
don of  Springfield.  Mrs.  E.  Wll- 
loughby.  1308  West  State  street.  Mrs. 
A.  M.  Howard  of  Battlefield  and 
Mrs.  Samuel  Wallace  of  Fair  Grove. 
Funeral  services  will  be  conducted 
at  2:30  o'clock  Saturday  afternoon 
at  the  Battllefleld  Methodist  Epis- 
copal church,  with  the  Reverend 
Smith  officiating.  Burial  will  be 
In  Manley  cemetery  near  Battle- 
field, under  the  direction  of  W.  L. 
Slam  a. 


HARRY  E,  WEAVER 
Funeral  services  for  Harry  E. 
Weaver  54  years  old.  who  died  yes- 
terday morning  In  a  local  hospital 
following  an  operation,  will  I*  held 
at  :i:30  o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon 
at  the  Starne  mor.uary  with  burial 
In  Hazelwood  cemeteiy.  He  Is  sur- 
vived by   the   w.do*  und   one  sister. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  7, 1927-LEADER 
Page  21:  Earl  Edward  Dickens,  the  nine  month  old  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jack  Dickens  of 
Route  1 1,  died  this  morning  and  will  be  buried  at  Brick  Church  cemetery.  He  is  survived  by 
the  parents  and  two  brothers. 

Page  22:  W.  H.  Shelton  died.** 

Mrs.  Bertha  Hinds  divorced  J.  H.  Hinds  and  was  given  custody  of  their  child. 
Mrs.  Blanche  E.  Molgard  divorced  Carl  J.  Molgard  and  her  former  name  Strait 
was  restored. 

Page  27:  Mrs.  Eugene  F.  Everett  went  to  Evanston,  111.,  for  the  wedding  of  her  brother 
Mr.  G.  N.  Jacobi,  jr.,  of  Buenos  Aires,  Argentina.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  G.  N.  Jacobi  of  Strafford, 
Conn.,  parents  of  Mrs.  Everett,  also  attended. 
Page  13:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

L.  S.  White  sues  to  divorce  Nell  White.  They  were  married  September  8,  1926. 


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WINS  DIVORCE  AND         ■ 
CUSTODY  OF  CHILD 

Ut*.  Berth*  Hinto  «M  •*»»*•*  • 
dirorc*  *7  Circuit  Judgft  Wwwn  U 

White  today  from  J.  H.  Mind,  on  ft 
croee  bUl  fUftd  bf  Mr*.  Hind*. 

Judge  White  ftlio  granted  Mr.. 
Hind,  the  cu.tody  or  their  child  and 
•16  •  month  lor  tu  eupport.  Tht 
father  wft.  glTen  the  right  to  vUlt  th. 

child. 

Mr.  Blanche  B.  Molgard  wu  tint- 
ed ft  divorce  lrotn  Carl  J.  Molgard  on 
•  croft,  bill  in  the  w»  dUlelon.  The 
court  .too  gr«>Ud  h«  *?  "Je- 
tton of  her  former  n»me  of  Btrftlt. 


Shelton  Fought  Three 
With  First  Arkansas 
Cavalry. 

JL    Bhftlton,    tO-j^r-oW    ClrUi 
twteran.  died  at  11 :30  o'clock  la*t 
•t  the  bom*  of  bto  daughter.  | 
Mr.     H.     W.     nemdon.     760     Booth  j 
Grant,  following  a  lingering  lllnee..    j 

Mr-  Shelton  fought  for  three  jeer. 
tWtac  th.  OItU  war  IB  the  Flrrt 
Arkanea.  Cavalry.  He  w*e  »  member 
ejf  the  Fire*  llethodtot  church  et  Bat- 

flftfleld  lor  many  yeare. 
-  Funeral  eemce.  will  be  held  »t  I 
p.    m.   Sunday    et    the    Mr.t    BaptUt 
church  .t  Battlefield,  with  Rev.  h.  A. 
Fmith  olficl.tlng.     Burial  will  be  In  I 
atanley   cemetery   under   direction   of  I 
W.  L.  Btarne.  undertaker. 

Be  to  eurvlved   by   four  daughter.. 
Mr.    H.  W.  Herndon.  ftt  whoee  home  ; 
be    died     Mr..    E.    Wllloughby.    1308  ; 
Wee*  SUte.  Mr..  A.  M.  Howard.  Bat- 
tteneld     Mrt.   B.    C.    Wallace   of    Tair  j 
Orore;  'by  ft  eon.  J.  O.  Shelton  of  Bet-  , 
ttotleld;    and    a   slater.    Mr..   Parthena 
CftjT,  oC  Mlu.  Mo. 
•fi*t*r  •      -.■     '       '  ' 

SATURDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  8, 1927--DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  license:  Otis  R.  Nichols,  19,  and  Esther  Lee  Danielson,  18,  both  of 

Springfield. 

Page  3:  Harry  E.  Weaver  died.** 

W.H.  Shelton  died.** 

Mrs.  LedaNeal  died.** 
Page  12:  John  S.  Edwards  died.** 


MABBXeOB  "«*»»*• 

tad  Mtoft  Ann*  M.  Onto,  ft*  •pctnfftoM. 
were  granted  •  m»rrt»fft  IteftfcJft  f»»- 
terday  arternoa©  •»  the  oOJoft  Of  J*» 
W.   McKee.  recorder. 

I.    *.    WHITE    AAK«    DIVOBCB 
L    8     Whit*    he.    filed    .ult    for   d»- | 
voire    f -•>.—•   N*«    WS!!«   ehafg'.r.ij    ■    ' 


W.  H.  SHELTON 
Funeral  aervlce.  for  W.   H    Shel- 
tor       WJ-year-old     veteran     of     the 
i-jvtl  war.  who  died  Thureday  night 
at   the   home  of  hie   daughter.   Mrs. 
II.  W.  Herndon.  of  Ti»  South  Orant 
avenue,    following    a    brief    lllnees. 
will   he   held  at   I   o'clock   tomorrow  , 
afternoon      at      the     Flret      Baptist 
'church  of  Battlefield.  Mo.,  with  the, 
iKeverenJ    L.    A     Smith    officiating.! 
,  Burial    »U1  he   In   Manley    cemetery 
j  under    direction    of    W.    U     Starne 
lun<l«-rt:lker. 


LACLEDE  COUNTY  MAN 
!  DIES  -NEAR  LEBANON 

I  gnri'.al   :.'   The  Stu-t. 

',      LKUAN'ON.   Mo..   Oct.  '.     John    8*. 

KilwAI'd*.  71.  :i  cltlwn  of  l-» ■i-<l«* 
'county  for  46  years  anil  well  known 

Ij.rouKhout  Uio  coujntry,  died  at 
i  |  is  home  today.  9  miles-  east  of 
'  Lebanon,   following   a   IiiiktIiik    ill 

lll'SS.  , 

lie  is  survived  l.y  tile  widow  nr.'i 
Ucv.ial    children.    Funeral    :irran«e-( 
I  Hunts   have-   not    ln.'Ml   iMlu|*rt-d. 


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DEATHS 


1 


Funeral    services    for    Harry     E. 

WMitr,  M  years  old.  of  North  Fort 
j  avenue,  who  died  Thursday  In  a 
i  local  honpltat.  will  bo  held  at  I: JO 
.o'clock  this- afternoon  at  trio  Starne 

mortuary,  with  burt»f  Jk.Haxelwood 

cemetery. 


MRS.  LEDA  NEAL  j 

|  The  body  of  Mrs.  Leda  Ne:il.  wife 
,.f  Kmory  1..  Neal.  who  died  Thurs- 
day In  Llvlnjrstone.  Mont.,  'will  ar-  | 
I  rive  here  tomorrow  morning  and 
|  funeral  services  will  be  held  at  2:30 
i  o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon  at  the 
1'aison  Funeral  Lome  with  bur1:il 
,  !n  Haxelwood  cemetery  The  Ozark 
.  K.-\jtern  Star  chapter  \*!11  be  In 
I  <  harue  of  services  at  the  cr.ivc 


SATURDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  8, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  3:  There  is  an  article  about  Braxton  McCord  Roberts.** 
Page  7:  Mrs.  Emery  Neal  died.** 

Betty  Burger  died.** 

Harry  E.  Weaver  died.** 

W.  H.  Shelton  died.** 

Mrs.  Leda  Neal  died.** 
Page  12:  Charles  J.  Shelton  and  Sarah  B.  Swicegood  were  married.** 


I 


MAN  WAS 


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,  fyf  %]* 


Braxton  McCord  Robfres.  long 
'  alnce  laid  to  reat  In  th»  Roberta 
cemetery  near  Springfield.  was  the 
founder  of  the  First  baptist  church 
T-.»re  ahtrh  celebrates  He  seventy- 
nrth   anniversary   this  month. 

The  church  was  orjranlred  In  IMS. 
In  a  little  wooden  shack  near  the 
•its   of   the    present    building, 

Mr    Roberts  rams  to  Missouri  when 

*••  mna   :  i     :rom    North   Carolina,  hli 

y*>  r   itata      He  has  beei  called  the 

J^A*  ••'■  the  Baptist  cause  In  Bouth- 

*>S*n   Missouri. 


In  hie  early  youth.Mie  .wee  ev  M«tho«( 
diet,    hut   dlfterwa^wlUJ    ttu~  beUeto 

of  that  church  and  became  a  Baptist 
early  in  hie  career. 

Ills  last  speech  was  made  for  the 
Southwest  Baptist  college  at  Bolivar, 
i  lr*  which  he  w**  intensely  Interested. 
•     B.   L.   Roberta.    «JK>  *  Delmax  street. 
Its   a   grandson    of    the   church   foun- 
der. J? 
I     The  riret  Baptist  church  we*  or- 
'  ganized  as  a   mission  of  the  Liberty 
I  church,  which  still  Is  In  existence,  be- 
Ing    located    about    ten    miles    from 
!  Springfield  on  the  Fair  Prove  road. 


DEATHS 


MRS.  EMERX  NEAL. 
,  The  body  of  Mrs.  Emery  NeeJ  of 
.  uvingstan.  Uont,  a  former  resident 
of  Otark.  who  recently  died  In  Mon- 
tane, will  strive  here  for  burial  Sun- 
day et  3*0  m.  el  Oreenlavwn  ceme- 
tery. The  r  "tee  will  be  under  the 
ausptcee  of  u.e  las  tarn  Bur. 

■  — 

nrrTT  burgee. 

Betty  Burger,  the  ll-yeer-old 
,  daughter  of  C.  O.  Burger,  superin- 
tendent of  Oongregmtlonel  churches 
of  Missouri,  formerly  of  Springfield. 
was  burled  *t  Webetar  Orove».  Mo.. 
October  ft.  Betty  died  in  St,  Louie, 
October  7. 


HABRV  B,  WEAVER. 

Funeral  service*  for  Harry  i  E. 
Weaver.  54.  of  North  Fort  avenue,  who 
died  Thursday  in  a  local  hospital, 
aere  held  at  2  30  o'clock  this  after- 
noon at  the  Starna  mortuary,  with 
burial  in  Haxelwood  cemetery. 


I 


W.  II.  SHELTON. 


KkJS 


|  Funeral  services  tor  W.  H.  Bhelton, 
»o:y**r-old  Clrll  war  veteran,  who 
died  Thursday  night  at  the  home  df 
hli    daughter.    Mrs     H.    W.    Herndon, 

:  of  7&0  South  Grant  avenue,  following 
a  brief  Illness,  will  be  held  at  1  p.  m. 
tomorrow  at,  the  Flrat  Baptist  church 
at    Battlefield.    Uo,    with    Rev.  L.  A. 

|  Smith  officiating.     Burial  will  be  In 

|  Manley    cemetery   under  direction   of 

•  W.  L.  Btarae.  undertaker. 


150 


MM.  LEDA  VEAL. 
Tbe  body  of  Mrs.  Led*  Ng»I.  wife  Of 
Emory  L.  Real,  who  died  Tbureday 
In  Livingston*.  Mont.,  will  arrive  here 
tomorrow  morning  »nd  funeral  eerv- 
icrs  will  h»  h«M  at  2:30  o'clock  to- 
morrow afternoon  at  tbe  Paxaon  ""u- 
nsrai  home,  with  burial  in  Haaelwood" 
eemeteir.  The  Oaari  Eastern  Star 
chapter  will  be  In  charge  of  the  terr- 
Icas  at  the  pave, 


—         J0W 


M  WEDS  U. 
Cfcartea  J.  Shelton.  60.  of  Phllllpe- 
tvajSutK.  and  Cexah  B.  8w1oegood. 
U.  o»  BprlngfleW.  were  granted  a 
marriage  license  here  todey.  Uoenee* 
were  laaued  yeaterday  to  William  W. 
Jotvee,  22.  of  Springfield  and  Edith 
Mm  Sharp.  *!•  °*  BmC1  Bprtng.  and 
OtM  H.  mchol*.  19.  anu  Esther  Lea 
XMaiciMO.  it,  both  of  Springfield. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  9, 1927  -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marion  Sampson  died.** 

S.  A.  Smith  died.  He  was  a  farmer  who  lived  near  Fair  Play.  He  was  in  an 
ambulance  being  brought  to  St.  John's  hospital  in  Springfield  when  the  ambulance  and  a  truck 
collided.  Mr.  Smith  was  accompanied  in  the  ambulance  by  his  wife  and  son.  He  was  taken  to 
the  hospital  but  died  there  at  8  o'clock.**   [This  item  is  so  dark  it  is  difficult  to  read.] 
Page  2A:  Mrs.  Jennie  Buckner  died.** 
Betty  Burger  died.** 
William  C.Young  died.** 
Mrs.  Leda  Neal  died.** 
W.  H.  Shelton  died.** 
Mrs.  E.  C.  Sawyer  died.** 
Page  6A:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  W.  Pfau  of  Monett  went  to  Aurora  for  the  funeral  of  C. 
Emmit  Brown. 

Lemuel  Persinger  of  Henry,  Neb.,  and  Miss  Helen  Livesay  of  Monett  were  married 
October  1  in  Monett. 

Daughter  born  September  30  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Boyd  Hinshaw  of  Miller. 
Son  born  September  26  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Warren  L.  Webb  of  Miller. 
Everett  Robb  and  Dorothy  Laturner  were  married.** 
Page  IB:  Charles  J.  Shelton  of  Phillipsburg  and  Sarah  B.  Swicegood  of  Springfield 
were  married  yesterday  in  Springfield. 

George  E.  Mc  Williams  and  Flossie  Marie  Epperson,  both  of  Springfield,  were 
married  yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Page  10B:  Zella  Baxter  divorced  Charles  F.  Baxter. 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  3C:  Miss  Jeannette  Averill  Drebelbis  and  Mr.  William  Earl  Drumwright  will  be 
married  in  November.** 

Miss  Elizabeth  Patterson  and  Mr.  Jack  Denton  will  be  married  Saturday.** 
Son  born  October  5  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  B.  Patterson  of  1 120  North  Naational 
avenue. 

Page  4C:  There  is  an  item  about  A.  M.  Haswell.** 


Horn    to    Mr.    and    Mrs.    Worren 
L    Webb   Sept.    Zi.   a  fine    boy. 

Kv.i-tt     llobb    and    Dorothy    La- 
turiu-r     wire     married     Wednesday 
t-w-:i!:.K.   »pt.    1,'s   at  7  o'clock   by  a 
justice    of    the    peace   ut    Joplin.   the 
r.r.j     <  'ti -iiioiiy     being     used.       The 
!  rule   la   the   daughter   of   a    highly 
i t^pecied    mine    operator    of    Joplin1 
.:  1    the     groom     wan    formerly     of 
Miller,     attending     the    high     bdiool  . 
here    and     In     the    youngest    son    of 
Mrs.      1).       Garver.         Their      many  ; 
friend*  wish   them   u  long  and  hap-  i 
py    voyage    through    life 

Horn  to  Mr.  and  Mr*.  Hoyd  Hln- 
Jshaw  Friday.  Sept.  30.  u  !>Vk- pound 
'  baby    glrir* "~ 


<15\ 


-TV*  marriage  of  Lemuel  J^Tfdnger 
«T   Hearr.   Nefc,   and    Miss     Helen 
Llrwaay  rook  place  Saturday.  Oct.  1.  i 
at  throe     o'clock       at     the       First  j 
Christian    church.        Re*.      EJrnest.  ; 
P'.ebenthal   officiating.     The  young 
couple  will    b*   at    bom*  at  Henry. 
Kebx.    after    Oct.    18.  [ 

M In  Drebelbis  to  Wed 
W.  E.  Drumwright 

Mr.  and  Mm.  C.  B.  DrebelbU.  724 
South  Dollteon  avenue  announce 
the  engagement  of  their  daughter. 
Jeannette  Arertll.  to  Mr.  Wllllar. 
Earl  Drumwright,  eon  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  R.  H.  DrumwrlKht,  IH0  North 
Campbell  avenue.  The  wedding 
will   take  place  late   in   November. 


Ambulance  Bringing  F 
l    Hospital     Here 
;    Truck  in  Collision  and 
Suffers  Broken  Ana 


BUT  CRASH  MOT  BLAIIE& 
FOR  AGED  MAN'S 


ElwooJ  loomed  In ' 

denly  at  the  corner 

and    Division  atreot. 

vainly    u>   avoid  a   crash,     wML; 

front   of   the   ambulance   struck' 

rear  end  of  tha  truck  and 

over.     Moore  a  U-yeajp  alaWwi; 

thrown  from  tha  ir-rfck  axid>M-arm 

was  fractured.  A   UtrnvM  T  nhMMjMJf; 

ambuUiKe    look,  aim    iv     Si.  Jeha^ 

hospital. 

♦ *■ 

OPERATION  IN  VAIN 


Apparently      Fatally 
While     at    Work    in 
Operation  ia  Performed 
Without  Succeaa 


FEW  hours  after  tha  MttOsJjU 
which    waa    ■pearling   him 
hoapitai   here    crashed   lata  a 
truck,  at  tha  corner  of  Broad  4 
and  Dlvlatoa  street,  8.  A. 
farmer   who    lived    _ 
died  last  night  In  St.  John's  | 
of  a  fractured  skull. 

L«eater  Moor*.    11 -year -old 
H.  T.  Moors  ot  Klwood.  aa  i 
of  the  truck  which  eottldad 
anabnsMkas 
suffered  a 


Erwla,  driver  of  tha  BoMtwx 
bulance,  said  hers  last  alga* 
the  ambulance  was  travella* 
mors  than  20  miles  an  hoar  at  U* 
Uma  of  tha  crash.  The  foros  of  ties 
collision  was  not  enough  to  mot* 
hU  patient  on  the  ajnbuiaacs  ooi, 
he  said,  declaring  he  is  csrtala  thw 
I  accident  did  not  complicate  Mr." 
'Smith's    Injuries. 

The  Bolivar  ambulance  proceed**.'" 
{immediately  after  the  crash  to 
.hospital,    where     an      attempt 
I  made  to  s&ve  Mr.  Smith's  Ufa  by  aa. 
operation.     He  died  at  8  o'clock,      - 

Funeral   arrangements    have      not 
been   completed.     The    body   lies   at 
.'the      Herman        Lohmeyer      fuaeral 
hume. 


Miss  Patterson 
To  Wed  Saturday 


tar  all 

tao  aaxt  bo 

lac  oa  tha 

a  sharp  re 

■ttlMr  suffered  a  stroko  of 

or  waa  Jerksd  down  by  tha 

head   atrikias  tha  rock. 


we, 


t 


TRIEa  TO  AVOID 


ertte 

_  at 

•a  by  WIDsrd  B.  _ 
monad  to  tako  the  iajarad 
St.   John's  hospital   bora, 
lost   rnnsrtniisnssa,  shortly 
o'clock. 

Doctor   Brown   of   Fair   Play. 
Smith  a  wtt*  and  a  son  rasas  Jsj 
ambulance     with  him.     Tao"  dr*r» 
from    Bolivar    to      SprtacttoM      Ww* 
made  quickly,  and   tha     imTrnbjeri  ■ 
was    nearlng   the    boefeUl      wb*S    « 
Ford  truck  driven  »y*Hi  T.  Mtsne)  J 


The  marrlass    of  Miss  Elisabeth 
I  Patterson,  daughter  of  Dr   and  Mrs. 
W.   P.  Patterson.     1000     East     Elm 
I  street,  to  Mr.  Jack  Denton,  son  of 
I  Mr.  and     Mrs.  C.  E.  Denton,     lit 
'South  National  avenue,    will     take 
place  next  Saturday  morning  at   10 
.o'clock  at  the  South  Avenue  Christ- 
ian   church,   with  the  Reverend    E. 
j  F.  Leake  read  Ins  the  sen-tee. 

The  bride   will  be  given  In  mar- 
riage by  her  father  and  she  will  be 
attended  by      Miss  Josephine     L'm- 
barger.  while  Mr.  Denton  will  be  at- 
ItondseVby  his  brother.  Mrs.  Charles 
I  Denton, 

I  Following  the  ceremony  a  wed- 
I  ding  breakfast  wll^  be  served  to  the 
bridal  party  and  a  few  very  close 
friends  at  the  Johnson  tea  room  and 
the  newlyweds  will  then  leave  for  a 
wedding  trip  through  southern 
smtes,  returning  to  this  city  to 
mnke  their  home. 

Miss  Patterson  has  been  honored 
by  a  larRe  number  of  pre-nuptlal 
affairs  since  the  announcements  of 
her  engagement. 


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151 


MARRIAGE  LICEN8E8 
Charles  J.  Shelton.     69.  Phllllps- 
burg.  and   Sarah   B.   Swlcegood,  35.  \ 
Springfield;    Delmar  Tummons.   18.  : 
Willard.  and  Florence     Maplea.     16,  j 
Brighton;  James  A.  Russell.  27.  St.  , 
Loula.  and  Rua  Taylor.  22.     Straf- 
foid;   Marie  Gobs.  29,     and  Pauline 
Baer.     22.       both     of     Springfield;  ( 
George     E.     Mc  William*.     25.     and  ' 
'Flossie  Miirlc  Epperson.  21.  both  of 
.Springfield;   William  W.  Jones.     22. 
ISprliiKfleld.  and  Edyth   Mae  Sharp. 
21.   nieds  Spring;      Earl   M.     Algeo. 
:25.  and  Blanche   Bodanskl.  24.  both 
J  of   Springfield;    lshmael     Epperson. 

I 


BETTY  BURGER 

Betty  Burger.  11-year-old  daugh- 
ter of  C.  C.  Burger,  euperintendent 
of  Congregational  churches  of  Mis- 
souri, and  formerly  of  Springfield, 
died  at  her  bom*  In  St.  Louis  Sun- 
day and  was  bur  lad  there  last 
Tuesday,  according  to  word  re- 
ceived here  yesterday. 


21.  and  Bona  McDonald,  17,  both  of 
!  Springfield. 


Man  Dies  Watching 
Baseball  'Contest 
At  Fair  Play,  Mo. 

TJOL1VAR,  Mo,  Oct.  ».— <*">— 
°  Marlon  Sampson.  «0  years 
old.  a  prominent  farmer  living 
near  Violet.  Mo,  10  miles  north- 
east of  this  cliy.  tell  dead  today 
while  watching  a  baseball  game 
betwMn  Bolivar  and  Fair  Play, 
at   Fair  Play. 

Mr.  Sampson,  whose  son  play* 
on  the  Bolivar  team,  was  slttliu; 
In  the  front  row  of  seats  Just 
back  of  a  wire  netting,  when  he 
suddenly  collapsed.  He  was 
fuund  to  be  dead  when  a  doctor 
arrived.  Death  was  said  to  be 
due   to  heart  dli 


DEATHS 


MRS.  JENNIE  BUCKNER 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Jennie 
Buokaer.  it  years  old,  wifa  of  B. 
E.  Buckner,  of  Fair  arera.  Mo, 
route  I.  who  died  yesterday,  will  ba 
held  at  1  o'clock  tha  afternoon  at 
BaasvUle  church  with  burial  In  the 
cemeterv  there  un<ler  direction  of 
the  K'lpgner-  Funersl   dome. 


WILLIAM    C.  YOUNQ 
William   C.   Young,    SO  years   old. 
veteran  of  the  Civil  war.  died  yes- 
terday  noon    at    his   noma    at   458 

South  MarluC  avenue,  following  a 
Uncaring  111ns—  Funeral  arrange- 
ments era  laoompletn  tort  will  ba 
held  under  direction  of  the  Alma 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 


MR*.  LEOA  MEAL 

Funeral  aarrleM  for  Mrs.  Leda 
Neal,  formerly  of  Oaaxk.  who  died 
Thursday  at  her  home  in  Living- 
stone. Mont.,  will  ba  held  at  2: JO 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  Paxson  v 
Funeral  home  with  burial  In  Haael- 
wood  cemetery.  The  Oaark  East- 
ern Star  chapter  wUl  be  In  charge 
of  services  at  the  grave. 


VV.   H.   SHELTON 

Funeral  services  for  W.  H.  Shel- 
ton, 88  years  old.  who  died  Thurs- 
day night  at  the  home  of  his  daugh- 
ter, Mrs.  H.  W.  Herndon.  769  South 
Grant  avenue,  will  ba  held  at  1 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  First 
Baptist  church  at  Battlefield.  Mo, 
with  burial  In  Mnnley  camtery  un- 
der direction  of 
dertakar. 


W.  U  Stan*  ■*. 


Mfttw  eVC*  1AWY1R 
Th*  body  of  Mrs,  B.  C. 
a  former  restdant  of  Bp 
who  died  recently  at  her  noma  I* 
Detroit  Bilch,  rrttJ  arrive  bare  to- 
morrow morning.  Burial  will  ba  In 
East  Lawn  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Fgaaral 
home. 


«*53 


MY  MISTAKE 

T  CERTAINLY  pulled  ft  "boner"  In 
*•  this  coJun-.il  the  other  day  when 
In  a  character  sketch  of  A.  M. 
Haswell.  who  Is  doing  such  wonder- 
ful work  In  writing  novels  of  grip- 
ping Interest  though  well  past  80 
years.  I  stated  that  he  was  a  Manx- 
man by  birth. 

I  setting  me  right  as  to  the  place 
l0f  his  natlvltv.  Mr.  Haswell  writes: 
i-I  v.-as  born  much  farther  from  the 
I  tt     r;     "' n.n    "•"   T~'"   "f  ?Tpn,    In    the 
iold  Baptist  Mission  house  In  Maul- 
I  main.  Burma.  East  India.    But  I  am 
I  In  no  way  a  heathen  Chinese  either, 
jfor  my  father  was  born  In  the  did 
'battle  town  of  Bennington,  Vermont, 
land   my   mother   In   the     adjoining 
I county  of  Berkshire.  Massachusetts. 
I  So  If  there  Is  a  full  blooded  Yankee 
Ion   earth  I  am  one.     Also   I   voted 
,  without  being  naturallred.    Three  of 
my  great  grandfathers. -and  four  of 
their  sons   fought  In  the  battle  of 
Bennington    and   at  Saratoga.     My 
father's    father.    Anthony    Haswell 
was  In  Washington's  army  at  the 
selge  of     Boston;     the     battles  of 
.Brooklyn  and  White    Plains;     and 
■was  one  of  those  who  marched  bare- 
footed In    the  snow    to  cross    the 
i Delaware  and  capture  theHcssfans 


at  Trenton,  and  then  at  Princeton. 
After  that  he  was  chosen  by  the 
committee  of  safety  of  Massachu- 
setts to  ecjit  the  V.'orcrv-'er  Spv.  the 
hottest  liberty  paper  In  the  colonies, 
and  he  was  only  21  years  old  at  the 
time.  The  first  on  father's  side 
came  to  America  in  1639.  and  on 
mother's  side  In' 1645.  So  I  have  not 
a  drop  of  blood  in  my  veins  that  Is 
not  pure  American-Yankee.  I  must 
tell  you,  too,  that  Anthony  Haswell, 
at  the  close  of  the  Revolution,  load- 
ed his  wife  and  baby,  and  his  hand 
press  and  font  of  type.  Into  a  two- 
wheeled  cart  and  drove  through  the 
woods  from  Sprlngf'eld,  Massachu- 
setts, to  Bennlnpton  Vermont. 
where.  In  1783.  he  established  the 
Vermont  Gazette,  which  he  and  his 
sons  printed  until  1852.'' 

I  hope  Mr.  Haswell  doesn't  feel 
hurt  at  the  way  I  balled  up  his  first 
appearance  on  earth.  He  would  still 
be  a  man  of  sterling  character  nnd 
co;ira;:c  ihkI  nn  American  i<>  the 
core  even  though  he  had  been  born 
in  -the  furthermost  cornel  of  the 
world  from  this  land  of  the  free  and 
home  of  the  brave. 

I  doubt,  not  that  if  Irs  count-v 
needed  him'  A.  M  Haswell  would 
promptly  enlist  in  the,  assertion  of 
its  honor  and  the  glory  oi  Us  Flay. 


OZAR'KIN  Vol.  XX,  No.  1 


Spring  1998 


FIRST  CONGREGATIONAL  CHURCH  1869  1991 
Springfield,  Missouri 
by  George  T.  Harper 

I.  ORIGINS  IN  ENGLAND,  LEIDEN,  The  MAYFLOWER,  PLYMOUTH  COLONY 

As  the  Reformation  developed,  dissenl  took  corporate  form  in  the  Puritan  movement,  of 
which  Congregationalism  was  the  most  radical  wing.  John  Robinson,  one  of  the  most  influential 
early  Congregational  leaders,  fled  in  1609  to  escape  persecution  in  England  and  settled  at  Leiden 
in  ihe  Netherlands,  with  the  exiled  congregation  from  Scrooby  in  Nottinghamshire.  For  twelve 
years  his  congregation  enjoyed  peace  under  the  Dutch,  but  he  was  haunted  that  their  children 
would  not  grow  up  as  English  people.  A  large  part  of  the  company  sailed  for  America  in  1620 
aboard  the  historic  MAYFLOWER.  The  democratic  ideals  of  their  Plymouth  colony  were  the 
cornerstone  of  the  structure  that  gave  the  U.S.  its  free  state,  free  schools,  and  free  social  and 
political  life. 

By  1640,  there  were  20,000  at  Massachusetts  Bay  from  England  and  with  the  "Plymouth 
People"  joined  forces  to  establish  an  all-powerful  theocratic  government.  They  produced  some 
powerful  leaders  such  as  Jonathan  Edwards  and  George  Whitefield.  In  the  education  field,  this 
church  founded  Harvard  in  1636.  Yale  in  1707,  Dartmouth  in  1769,  along  with  Williams, 
Amherst,  Bowdoin  and  Middlcbury.  At  Plymouth,  they  began  work  immediately  with  Native 
Americans  and  by  1674  there  were  4000  "praying  Indians"  in  New  England  with  24  native 
preachers.  While  some  did  come  with  the  western  movement,  Congregationalists  had  a  virtual 
monopoly  in  New  England.  (I) 

II.  THE  FIRST  CONGREGATIONAL  CHURCH,  SPRINGFIELD  1869 


In  1869'Springfield,  Missouri  had  grown  to  about  5000  and  was  slowly  getting  over  the 
old  animosities  of  the  Civil  War.  The  railroad  was  building  toward  Springfield,  having  reached 
Rolla.  While  Springfield's  original  settlement  had  been  largely  from  Tennessee,  there  were 
people  coming  in  anticipation  of  the  railroad.  The  original  town  had  been  built  around  the 
Public  Square.    In  1869,  there  was  a  brash  new  competitor.    This  came  about  because  thrifty 


15H 


businessmen  were  cool  to  suggestions  of  eastern  builders  that  the  town  donate  cash  as  well  as 
right-of-way  for  the  oncoming  railroad.  Springfield  civic  leaders  thought  it  inevitable  that  tracks 
would  be  built  through  their  thriving  town.  Why  spend  unnecessary  money?  Result  of  this 
miscalculation  was  North  Springfield.  The  rival  town,  a  mile  and  a  quarter  north  of  the  original 
settlement,  was  centered  around  a  broad  business  street  called  Commercial,  parallel  to  the 
railroad  right-of-way.  The  Frisco  Depot  and  the  Ozark  Hotel,  owned  by  the  railroad  company 
were  there,  along  with  several  business  houses  huddled  along  Commerical  Street  and  residence 
streets  radiated  from  it. 

Newcomers  in  North  Springfield  were  concerned  about  schools.  Several  of  the  more 
prominent  former  easterners  were  members  of  the  Congregational  Church.  At  that  time  the  only 
religious  congregations  north  of  Olive  Street  were  two  Negro  fellowships -Pitts  Chapel  Methodist 
and  Washington  Avenue  Baptist.  Actually  the  Congregational  Church  began  in  1868  with  a 
mission  Sunday  School  started  by  Rev.  James  Haswell  Harwood,  who  was  a  graduate  of 
Williams  College  and  whose  ministry  had  mostly  been  in  the  Chicago  area.  The  class  met  in  a 
carpenter  shop  on  the  southeast  corner  of  Boonville  Avenue  and  Chestnut  Street.  The  Sunday 
School  grew  and  it  was  decided  to  organize  a  church,  which  was  done  February  14,  1869  when 
eleven  persons  formed  The  Union  Evangelical  Church  ol  Springfield,  as  it  was  first  called.  The 
charter  members  were  Rev.  and  Mrs.  James  H.  Harwood,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  E.  Harwood, 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Alfred  P.  Harwood,  Mrs.  Eliza  Haswell  Harwood,  Miss  Katherine  S.  Harwood, 
Stephen  Burton,  Charles  J.  Burton,  and  Dr.  Edwin  Taylor  Robberson.  Dr.  Robberson  was  one 
of  the  town's  leading  physicians  and  had  large  land  holdings.  Today's  Robberson  Avenue  and 
Robberson  School  were  named  in  his  honor.  He  and  Charles  Harwood  became  associated  in 
laying  out  and  developing  North  Springfield,  mostly  from  land  already  owned  by  Dr.  Robberson. 
Rev.  James  H.  Harwood,  organizer  of  Union  Church  was  a  vigorous  young  man  who  had  had 
successful  pastoral  and  evangelistic  work  in  the  north,  including  active  participation  with  D.  L. 
Moody  in  his  work  in  Chicago.  He  traveled  all  the  time,  organizing  Sunday  Schools  and 
churches.  From  Lebanon  on  the  northeast,  to  Carthage  and  Neosho  on  the  southwest,  and  Lamar 
and  Barton  City  on  the  northwest,  he  was  known  and  welcomed  in  every  little  frontier  village 
and  farm  home,  and  his  beautiful  gray  saddle  horse,  Ranger,  was  known  to  every  child  along 
the  rugged  route. 

In  1868,  a  21-year-old  cousin  of  the  Harwood  brothers,  Alanson  Mason  Haswell, 
followed  the  family  to  Springfield.  His  diligence  as  historian  was  of  inestimable  value  to  the 
church,  and  many  of  his  newspaper  articles  have  been  preserved.  He  described  the  day  of  his 
arrival  in  Springfield,  September  15,  1868.  "Along  St.  Louis  street  as  we  came  in  we  saw 
several  neat  two-story  residences,  the  homes,  as  I  learned  later,  of  the  Keets,  Shephards, 
Hollands  and  other  of  the  old  families  of  the  place.  But  aside  from  those  homes  there  were  far 
more  one,  two,  and  three  room  cottages.  There  was  a  big  livery  stable  (where  the  Colonial 
Hotel  stood)  at  the  corner  of  St.  Louis  and  Jefferson  streets.  I  wish  I  could  make  you  see  the 
Square  as  I  saw  it  that  day.  The  street  which  the  stage  had  come  in  on  was  a  perfect  sea  of  mud, 
worked  up  by  the  ceaseless  procession  of  wagons  bringing  freight  from  the  railroad;  the  street 
was  bad  enough  but  the  Square  was  ten-fold  worse.  In  the  center  was  a  circular  cistern,  for  a 
water  supply  in  case  of  fire.  The  circular  top  of  this  cistern  was  the  auctioneer's  block  where 
many  a  slave  had  been  sold." 

Such  was  the  Springfield  which  the  organizers  of  First  Congregational  Church  were 
helping  build  into  a  city.  The  little  carpenter  shop  soon  became  too  small  with  38  members  and 
100  in  Sunday  School.  On  March  10,  1870,  they  voted  to  purchase  two  lots  at  the  northeast 
corner  of  Jefferson  and  Locust  Streets  in  North  Springfield  for  a  church  to  be  known  as  First 
Congregational.  To  obtain  larger  quarters,  the  group  moved  diagonally  across  the  streets  into 
a  former  millinery  shop  to  await  the  new  building.  There  on  August  10,  1870,  was  organized 
the  Springfield  Association  of  Congregational  Churches— Lebanon,  Lamar,  Barton  City, 
Carthage,  Neosho,  and  First.  At  that  meeting  a  tremendous  step  was  taken  by  the  six  little 
churches.  They  adopted  a  resolution:  "Resolved  that  a  committee  be  appointed  to  take  into 
consideration  the  founding  of  a  Congregational  College,  somewhere  within  the  bounds  of  this 
association."  This  was  the  birth  of  Drury  College,  first  liberal  arts  college  in  a  vast  area  of  the 
Ozarks.  The  first  passenger  train  on  the  future  Frisco  tracks  to  North  Springfield  pulled  in, 
April  21,  1870,  about  two  months  after  First  Church  observed  its  first  anniversary.  Mr.  Haswell 
described  the  new  town  as  "perhaps  thirty  small  frame  business  houses,  strung  along  on  either 
side  of  an  eighty  foot  space  labled  "Commerical  Street."  Of  the  business  houses,  he  wrote, 
thirteen  were  saloons,  and  every  saloon  had  an  annex  of  a  gambling  den  or  worse.  There  were 
probably  300  people  who  had  built  houses  and  settled  more  or  less  permanently. 

The  new  while  frame  home  of  the  First  Congregational  Church  was  dedicated  May  21, 
1871.  The  $5000.  cost  had  been  contributed  by  members  and  was  debt  free.  The  building  was 
40  feet  wide  and  70  feet  long,  with  a  tall  bell  tower.  The  membership  had  reached  56  and  was 
having  a  great  impact  on  the  spiritual  and  cultural  life  of  the  city.  Among  the  pillars  of  First 
Church  were  Frederick  S.  Denny.  Frederick  Ball,  A.B.  Conkling,  Dr.  William  M.  Smith,  and 
Henry  T.  Rand,  all  deacons.  Others  included  Mr.  &  Mrs.  W.L.  Hardy  and  daughter,  Georgia; 
and  Mr.  &  Mrs.  P.W.  Bahl  and  daughter,  Madge. 


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III.    CHURCH  AND  COLLEGE 

The  idea  of  a  Congregational  College  for  southwest  Missouri  seemed  important  to 
members  of  First  Church.  Naturally,  they  hoped  it  would  be  established  in  Springfield.  A 
College,  however,  was  not  founded  without  difficulties.  There  was  a  determined  effort  of 
several  Ozarks  towns  to  obtain  the  institution.  Neosho  and  Carthage  especially,  were  strong 
contenders.   Springfield  won  over  Carthage  by  one  vote. 

Drury  College  was  founded  in  1873.  North  Springfield  was  now  claiming  1000 
population  and  Old  Town  had  about  6000.  Rivalry  between  the  two  was  intense.  The  proposed 
college  was  the  first  thing  on  which  they  united.  Even  then,  the  cooperation  of  business  leaders 
outside  the  church  hinged  on  an  agreement  that  the  college  would  be  located  between  the  towns. 
It  was  a  substantial  link  toward  the  eventual  merger  of  the  two  Springfields  in  1888.  (2) 

There  were  four  transplanted  New  Englanders  who  brought  about  the  beginning  of  Drury 
College:  James  H.  Harwood,  home  missionary  and  evangelist;  Charles  E.  Harwood,  real  estate 
developer  with  legal  training;  Nathan  J.  Morrison,  a  college  administrator;  and,  Morrison's 
friend  Samuel  F.  Drury.  James  H.  Harwood  (1837-1932)  was  mentioned  above  as  organizer  of 
Union  Church  which  became  First  Congregational  Church.  Charles  E.  Harwood  (1830-1933) 
older  brother  of  James  H.  Harwood  was  considered  the  second  founder  of  Drury  College.  He 
was  born  in  Bennington,  Vermont  and  studied  law  after  his  graduation  from  Williams  College. 
He  was  a  Judge  in  Springfield  and  would  have  much  to  say  and  contribute  when  it  came  time 
to  find  a  college  campus.  The  third  "founder"  of  Drury  College  was  Nathan  J.  Morrison  (1828- 
1907)  who  was  the  first  President  of  Drury  College.  He  received  a  Doctor  of  Divinity  from 
Dartmouth  College  in  1853  and  in  1884,  he  received  a  Doctor  of  Laws  degree  from  University 
of  Missouri.  The  fourth  "founder"  was  Samuel  Drury  (1816-1883)  who  was  born  in  Spencer, 
Massachusetts.  In  1838,  he  came  to  Otsego,  Michigan  and  established  a  country  store  which 
became  a  successful  venture.  Dr.  Morrison  was  teaching  at  the  new  Olivet  College  and  he  and 
Mr.  Drury  became  close  friends.  Later,  when  Dr.  Morrison  was  in  Missouri  and  was  working 
toward  establishing  a  new  college,  he  presented  the  need  for  start-up  money  to  Mr.  Drury.  He 
asked  for  $25,000  on  the  condition  the  school  should  bear  his  name.  After  that  ,  Mr.  Drury 
frequently  visited  Springfield  to  attend  board  meetings  and  to  make  additional  gifts  to  the  new 
school.  On  September  25,  1 873  the  first  classes  began  at  Drury  College.  There  were  thirty-nine 
students  on  opening  day.  Later  records  indicate  that  of  those  enrolled  on  opening  day,  fourteen 
eventually  earned  their  baccalaureate  degrees.  They  were:  eight  women,  Anna  and  Emma 
Grigg,  Mary  A.  McCluer,  Cora  J.  Perkins,  Alice  Porter,  Georgetta  Hardy,  Hattie  S.  Robberson, 
and  Aurelia  Harwood;  there  were  six  men,  A. P.  Hall,  J.T.  White,  Joseph  Shepard,  McClain 
Jones,  Edward  F.  Townsend,  and  Walter  B.  Robberson.  (3) 

IV.  The  MIDDLE  YEARS 

At  one  time  there  were  five  Congregational  Churches  in  Springfield;  First  (1869-1991), 
Pilgrim  (1884-1908),  Central  (1883-1899),  Swedish  (1886-1918),  and  German  (1885-1919).  On 
January  10.  1899,  First  Church  merged  with  Central  Church,  with  a  total  membership  of  440. 
Two  lots  were  bought  at  Benton  Avenue  and  Calhoun  Street  for  the  new  brick  church  across 
from  the  Drury  College  campus.  It  had  a  steeple,  stained  glass  windows,  a  pipe  organ,  and  a 
beamed  Gothic  ceiling  in  the  sanctuary. 

Unfortunately,  40  years  later,  the  beautiful  church  was  destroyed  by  fire,  in  1952.  Dr. 
James  F.  Findlay,  president  of  Drury  College  offered  Stone  Chapel  as  a  meeting  place.  The 
community  responded  to  the  church's  loss  with  gifts  toward  a  new  building.  The  cornerstone 
for  the  new  church  was  laid  July  21,  1953  and  the  dedication  was  December  13,  1953. 
However,  there  had  been  a  great  difference  of  opinion  about  the  type  of  building— traditional  or 
functional.  The  building  committee  sent  out  a  ballot  and  156  voted  for  the  functional  plans;  73 
voted  for  New  England  architecture.  (4) 

V.  The  CONCLUDING  YEARS  to  1991 

The  last  pastor,  Rev.  Nelson  Parnell  (1974-1991),  still  lives  in  Springfield  and  updated 
the  writer  on  more  recent  history.  With  a  decline  in  membership,  the  church  disbanded  in  1991 . 
The  First  Congregational  was  a  progressive  church  and  took  on  causes  which  sometimes  were 
controversial.  They  chose  to  pay  taxes  to  Springfield,  supported  the  American  Civil  Liberties 
Union,  supported  food  stamps  and  helped  Crosslines  with  food  and  clothing  for  those  who 
needed  the  help.  They  supported  scholarships  for  Drury  College  students  and  helped  in  other 
educational  causes. 

The  church  building  and  parsonage  are  now  owned  by  Drury  College.  Dr.  John  Moore, 
president  of  Drury  College,  informed  the  writer  that  the  college  has  a  "Covenant  Relationship" 
with  the  United  Church  of  Christ  (successor  to  the  Congregational  Church)  and  has  the  same 


15b 


relationship  with  the  Disciples  of  Christ  (Christian  Church).  While  the  college  is  completely 
independent,  they  maintain  a  special  relationship  with  the  former  parent  church  groups.  He 
stated  the  Drury  College  Mathematics  Department  now  occupies  the  former  church  building. 
The  parsonage  now  serves  as  a  Bed  and  Breakfast  for  guests  of  Drury  College. 


NOTES: 

1.  Handbook  Of  Denominations  In  U.S.,  by  Frank  Mead.    Abington  Press,  New  10th 

edition,  Nashville,  1995,  pp.292-295. 

2.  First  Congregational  Church,  Springfield,  Missouri  1869-1969,  Centennial  history 
booklet,  1969,  pp.5-11. 

3.  The  Drury  Story  by  Frank  W.  Clippinger,  Drury  College,  Springfield,  Missouri,  1982, 
pp.  19-33. 

4.  First  Congregational  Church,  op.  cit.,  pp.  15,23. 

SUNDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  9, 1927 -LEADER 
NOTE:  The  first  four  pages  are  missing.  This  issue  begins  with  Page  5. 
Page  7:  George  W.  Short  of  Crane  died.** 

Daughter  born  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Arvil  J.  Neill.** 
Page  8:  Leslie  Duvall  died.** 

Page  29:  Mr.  George  H.  Ball  and  Miss  Zoe  Cole  are  to  be  married.** 
Page  30:  Miss  Lucille  Hay  and  Mr.  J.  C.  Berry  were  married.** 

Miss  Jeannette  Averill  Drebelbis  and  Mr.  Earl  Drumwright  are  engaged  to 
marry.** 

Page  39:  Births  announced.** 

Page  42:  There  is  an  article  about  J.  West  Goodwin,  91,  who  died  recently  in  Sedalia. 
At  one  time  he  owned  a  paper  in  Springfield. 
Page  12:  Mrs.  E.  C.  Sawyer  died.** 

S.  A.  Smith  of  near  Fair  Play  died.**  [Most  of  this  item  is  missing.] 
Page  16:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 


Mia*  DretwlfcU  It  Wed. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  0.  B.  Drebelbli,  724 
South  DoUleon  avenue,  announce  the 
engagement  of  their  daughter,  Jean* 
nette  Areriu.  to  Mr.  Bart  Drumwright. 
son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  R.  II.  Dnimwlght. 
B130  North  Campbell.  The  marriage 
will  teJte  plane  the  latur  part  of  No-  ' 
rcmc-er  ,  ..Mies  prebelbls  and  Mr 
Drumwright  arr  both  graduates  of  the 
Srrinf field  High  school. 


V  -*H  ■  — o— 

±   .'  Berry-lhy. 

Sake  Loellre  Hey  of  Bprtngfreid  end 
Mrs  J  C  Berrr  of  Lortg  Beach,  Oallf , 
wm*  mertled  'September  90  e%  the 
Christian  church  in  Long  Beech.  The 
o^remony  was  performed  by  trie  R*t. 
C.  C.  Bentley  ot  Long  Beech,  who 
reed  the  r.ng  aemoe.  The  dHdc  wee 
Attended    by    her   eleter,    Mrs.    Harold 


MARRIAGE    LICENSES. 
Marriage  license*  were   issued  yes- 
terday afternoon  as  follows:     Delmar 
Tummons,  18.  of   WlUard.  and   Flor- 
ence Maples.  10.  of  Brighton:   Harry 
'  Campbell.  34.  and  Helen  McKean.  31. 
I  both  of  Springfield;   Manle  Ooas.  39. 
'  and  Pauline  Barr.  33.  both  of  Spring- 
!  field;    James   A.    Russell.    37.    of    8t, 
I  Louis  and  Rue  Taylor,  33.  of  Btraf- 
i  ford;    Oeorge  E.    McMcWIUlams.    24. 
I  and  Flossie  Marie  Epperson,  31.  both 
of  8prtngfleld. 


Orove.  as  matron  of  honor,  and  \h9 
groom  was  attended  br  Mr.  Harold 
Orove.  The  bride  wore  a  gown  of 
Canton  blue  crepe  and  carried  a  bou- 
quet of  bride1*  roees  and  eweet  pee*, 
and  the  matron  of  honor  Wore  flesh 
colored  georgette,     end     carried  roees 

'  and  sweet  p*as.  The  bride  1»  the 
dauah'-r  of  Mr    and  Mrs.  W    O    Hay. 

,  Ilia  Seat  Central  street.  Following 
the  ceremony.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  He/  enter- 
tained at  dinner,  where  covera  were 
laid  Jor  14  gueete.  Mr.  and  Mrt. 
Berry    left    tor    Sen    Diego   and    other 

'  point*  and   will   be  at   home  this)  tall 

|  at   13   Carter  court.    1240  East  Sevon- 

;  teenth   street.   Long    Beach 


1ST 


TXTTi 


"mi.- 


BOY  IN  RACING 
MAN  TO  HOSPITAU 


CRANE 


(Continued. 


that  he  believed  a  ttM««reIl  64  bird* 
although  be  did*  no*M»omemberv 

HsremcDtbered  «rKH»vlng"tons  to 
the  timbered  section  »b  cut  wood.  He 
stated  that  he  must  Have  been  sjtrlak- 
on  vlth  heart  trou'ot*  and  fell,  or  • 
limb' of  the  tree  atruek  him.  When 
be  recovered  he  «u  lying  on  tha 
ground  and  had  to  force  himself  to 
get  to  tlte  bouK,  he  told  hi*  family. 

Neighbor*  investigating,  eUted  thai 
a  tree  In  the  wooded  section  where 
Mr,  Smith  had  been  working  waa 
lying  on  the  ground.  It  was  their 
opinion  that  thle  tree  had  fallen  on 
him  »i  he  chopped  away  at  It. 

There  was  little  belief  of  foul  play, 
residents  or  Pair  Play  and  his  family 
declared.     He  had  no  enemies. 

He  Is  survived  by  his  wife,  * 
daughter.  Miss  Mildred  Smith.  33  of 
the  home;  a  son.  Morris  Smith,  30.  of 
Pair  Play;  a  brother,  three  sisters  and 
a  granddaughter. 

Punsral  arrangement*  are  Incom- 
plete. The  body  was  prepared  for 
burial  by  the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer 
Funeral  home  here. 


Oeorge   W.  8hort.  74  years  old  and 
I  a    native    of    Stone    county,    died    at 
I  the  home  of  his  son.  Efton  Short,  in 
j'    I  Council   droves.  Kan..  Sunday  morn* 
Ing  after  an  Illness  of  several  wnu. 
He  wae  burled  at  Oalena  Saturday. 

A  daughter  waa  born  to  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Arvll  J.  Nelll  Wednesday  of  last 
week. 

DEATHS|| 

Y  etra.  B.  ft  SArTTKK. 

£?ttxa»  M.   a   Sawyer.    M    years  old, 

fQcfiistr  «*  Bprtoffleld.   died   at  her 

JbOCDe    to    Dftadt,    Mich,    SatartUy 

"ng>  oooordtng  to  word  reoslred 

The    body   will    bo   forwarded 

for     banal,     arrtnng    Monday 

Burial     will    be    In    East 

iorv.tuMtsc  direction  cf  the 

XobmoTor  Puntrai  homo.   Pun- 

•re  Incomplete, 


Mttftiu 


Msmm 

She  4>u%arsJ  eerrtov  for  Leeij*  Pu- 

ym**  tf  *#*£&,  K  ****>«  ft 
X  w.  Ottv%o  of  iprmgr^fctl  ^n  fee 

fcejd  this  mom  Ing  at  Butler.  Mr.  Du- 
tmll  died  at  St.  Luke's  "hospital  In 
£*«»•*»  Cat*'  following  o  Aa&el  opera- 
tion whJdh  developed  an  Infection.  ■ 
Be  leaves  baaido  hie  brother  hero  % 
wtr*  and  his  father  and  mother.  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  W.  F.  rArrai.  of  Butler. 


•'.  Mr.  Geo.  Ball  to  Marry. 

An  announcement  of  Interest  to 
uivnv  members  Of  society  here  Is  that 
of  Mr  Oeorge  H.  Ball  of  St.  Louis, 
who  was  formerly  a  resident  of  this 
city,  to  Miss  Zoe  Cole  of  Memphis. 
Tenn'  Mr.  Ball  Is  an  official  of  the 
PrUoo  railroad  >»*  w**  located  here 
for  several  years.  The  bride-to-be  la 
a  member  of  a  prominent  Memphis 
fCmlly.  ,belng  the  daughter  of  the 
late  Mr,;  and  Mrs.  William  I.  Cole. 
Sfcs  has  spent  several  year*  traveling 
abroad  and  Id  thut  country  and  t&e 
wedding,  for  which  no  date  has  yet 
been'faetl'  will  be  an  event  of  con- 
siderable Interest  to  Memphis  and  ot. 
Louis  society. 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Oland  Parman,  018 
South  Newton,  announce  the  birth 
of  a  daughter,  Nora  Jean,  October  4. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  B.  Patterson..  1 130 
North  Boulevard,  announce  the  birth 
of  a  son,  October  t. 


S58 


MONDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  10, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  3:  William  C.  Young  died.** 

Miss  Aletha  Briggs  died.** 
Page  5:  A  son  Chester  Archibald  Wolfe,  Jr.,  was  born  Friday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Chester  A. 
Wolfe  of  522  East  Walnut  street. 

Page  10:  A  daughter  Catherine  Ellen  Banks  ws  born  October  8  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  P. 
Banks  of  918  East  Locust  street. 


• 

't 

jjfa  i»4 

m 

5ATHJ 

JLci 

MISS  ALETHE  BMGQS 
Funersl  aervlces  tor  Miss  Alelhe 

BrUcfta.  20  ypars  old.  of  1501  Farmer 
avenue,  who  died  yesterday   morn- 
ing, will  be.  held  tomorrow  at  Grant  1 
avenue  Baptist  church,  with  burial  | 
In  Greentawn  cemetery  under  dlrec- 

'tlon  of  the  Kllmrner  Funeral  home. 

'The  hour  of  the  funeral  baa  not  yet 
been  set. 


WILLIAM  C.  YOUNG 
Funeral   arytcea   for    William   C. 
Tounc.  •<>  year*  old.  who  died  Sat- 
urday at  hU  homo.  «M  South  Mark- 
et avenue,  will  b«  held  at  19  o'olock 
tomorrow     mornlm     at     tfie     Alma 
bohmeyej   Funeral   home   with   bu- 
rial In  the  National  cemetery.  Ho  Is 
survived   by  three  sons,  Richard  of 
Kanaas    City.     'William    of    Plcher. 
Okia,.   and   Laurence   of   Xlxa,    Mo..  . 
and  by  three  .laugh ters.  Mrs.  Bessie  ', 
Meese    .of     Battlefield.     Mo.;     Mrs. 
Minnie  Butler  of*  Hardruan,  Mont, 
and    Mrs.    Uoldle   Pierce   of  Clever 
Mo. 


MONDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  10,  1927 -LEADER 
Page  6:  A  daughter,  Catherine  Ellen  Banks  was  born  December  8  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  P. 
Banks  of  918  East  Locust  street. 

Page  11:  Marion  Sampson  died.** 
William  C.  Young  died.** 
Alethe  Briggs  died.** 
Dorothy  M.  Arbuckle  died.** 
Page  12:  Card  of  thanks  from  G.  S.  Epperson  and  others.** 


tVILLUM  C.  YOUWO. 
Funeral  strrloa*  for  WlWsr^  C. 
Young,  so  tun  out  wttrm  of  the 
01  ru  war.  who  died*  Saturday  at  bia 
noma,  iftf  south  M*rfc*l  atthu*.  will 
ba.  htld  at  io  a,  m.  totooftfr*  at tha 
Aim*  Lohraeyir  Funeral  fcohi*  with 
burial  In  the  National  ctmttarj.  8a 
la  aurrlrcd  by  throe  tout;  Richard  of 
Kansas  Olty.  William  Of  Pitcher. 
Okla,  ana  lawrence  of  Khuv,  ffio* 
and  by  three  daughter*.  Ua.  Beaaf* 
Meeee  of  BaiUefUlrL  Mr*.  Mlnnla 
Batter  of  Harditian,  Mont-  and  ka. 
Ooldla  Pleroe  or  Otrar,  Mo. 


DOmOTBTM. 


j4tM>iWi1ayiiNi 


a  ■  brtaf  •  luasa*.  *  0h*iE  SB 
har  parent*  antf/av *-brdtbery 


• 


*>t  b«af  .  UUws*, i.M^JMmtKVto: 
h*r  parent*  ao4 .'a>  brother,  0Urd«y. 
Funaral  sen-low  will  be  bold  at 
t  p.  m.  tomorrow  at  Mount  Pleasant 
cemetery,  west  of  Wlllard.  Burial  will 
be  undsr  direction  of  the  Alma  Loh- 
mryer  Funeral  home. 


ALRHI  BUOGa. 
Funenl  MfrioM  tor  Mia* 
Brttfa,  30  yearn  old,  of  1801  r«rm« 
aranue,  who  died  yesterday  morning. 
win  >e  bald  tomorrow  at  Orrant  Are- 
nut  tiaptlat  church,  with  bttrlal  to 
Oreeniawn  oemttery  uhdar  direction 
of  tha  KUngner  funeral  homo. 


*f»  £ ' '  - ,  i  CARD*  Of,  THAWta. 

pcuuncs— we  «t»b  t»  fttri  the  many 
frtanda  who  were  ao  kind  and  thought* 
tal  durtagthe  Josf  theses  and  death  of 

_eur   dear  father;    also  tor   tha  beautiful 

natal  oTftrtnaa,  tha  elRgert  and  mlnltter. 

MR.   AKO  MM.    O.   6,    aTMJtoOM    AND 

■  FAMILY,  .     • 

MR.  AMD  ma.  WIIxiAM  rORBXS  AKD 

MR.    AKD    URa.    A.    a    POKBXS    AKD 

•AMH.Y. 
~       AKD     MRS.     DtA     KUDeOM     AKD 


frAMTLY. 
MR*     AM 


AND    MR8      B 

FAMILY 
MR.    AND    MRS.     X. 

•AMXLT. 

O.    W.    rORJBCS 


rORBBB     AND, 
rORBXS     ArTD 


■  i  muuj  j  ii   ..ji_.lw 


<*51 


EXCITEMENT  VICTIM 
BURIED  AT  FAIR  PLAY 

Foosral  Mrvtow  wsr*  hsld  yastsr- 
day  at  l"alr  Flay  tor  Marlon  B*mj>- 
•on.  74,  »  Xannar,  wbo  w»«  •trioken 
with  hMrt  disss**  ftaturdsy  ftfUrnoon 
wnll«  wftlfthto*  ft  ball  gains  »t  Pftlr 

A  bsssbaU  gams  betwesn  Bolivar 
and  Fair  Play.  In  which  his  two  sons' 
wars  playing,  had  lust  gotten  undsr 
sray  whan  ths  man  fall  dead.  Ha  dlsd 
whlla  bslnf  ruabad  hars. 

Ba  U  nnlnd  by  his  wlrs  and  two 
eons.  Obartaa  and  John.  Thar  Uva  on 
a  farm  northsftst  of  Fftlr  Flay.  Mr. 
a>mp>on  was  ft  ptoosar  rsstdsnt  of 
Folk  souaty.  having  btax  bom  Urns 

I  ta  iws.  I 

j  -    ■     -^-  —  -  i 

TUESDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  11,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1-  Hobart  Dean  and  Maude  Bailey  were  recently  married.** 

Marriage  license:  Cecil  C.  Putman,  28,  and  Fern  E.  Shull,  26,  both  of  Springfield. 
Page  2:  Alexander  Calhoun  died.** 

Vernie  Hill  died.** 

William  C.Young  died.** 

Dorothy  M.  Arbuckle  died.** 

Alethe  Briggs  died.** 

CM.  Forbes  died.** 

Dorothy  M.  Arbuckle  died.** 
Page  5:  Mrs.  Blanche  Decker  Dodaneske  and  Mr.  Earl  M.  Algeo  were  married.** 
Page  1 1 :  There  is  a  notice  in  memory  of  "our  mother  Addie  Colter  Lisenby,  who  died 
October  1 1,  1925,"  signed  by  husband  and  children. 


COURrS  MARRIAGE  GIFT  *  * 
IS  2-YEAR  PRISOM  TERM 

Two  years  In  th«  federal  peni- 
tentiary at  Leavenworth.  Ka*.,  «taa 
the  wedding*  prevent  handed  to  Ho- 
'.iirt  Dean.  8|>rlncfleld  police  ehar- 
.i.ifr,  by  Judge  A.  U  Reeves  In 
lotted  Slate*  tUatrlct  court  jres- 
li-rday. 

H'e  bride  of  a  few  day".  Maude  I 
lUillry  Dean.  »u  fined  SSOS  and  , 
placed  on  probation.  "■— - 

Both  were  charged  with  violation 
•f  the  Volstead  law. 

The  fact  that  Dean  previously 
iiad  been  fined  In  federal  court  for 
.lulatlon  of  the  d\y  taw  accounted 
.'or  his   prison   sentence. 

_^_— — —— — —    ». 

CM.  FORBES 
C.  M.  Forbes.  81  yssrs  old.  died 
Sunday  morning  at  the  home  of  nU 
daughter.  Mra.  O.  8.  Epperson.  4tt 
South  Market  avenue.  Funeral 
services  were  held  at  4  o'clock  Sun- 
day afternoon  at  the  Starne  mortu- 
ary with  burial  In  East  Uwn  ceme- 
tery. 


OODANS8KE-ALQEO 
The  marriage  of  Mra.  Blanche 
Decker  Dodaneske.  daughter  of 
Mr.  U  Decker.  11  SO  Holers  street, 
to  Mr.  Earl  M.  AIrco.  son  of  Mr. 
and  Mr*.  Oeorge  Algeo  of  Lock- 
wcod,  took  place  Saturday,  evenlnc 
itt  the  home  of  the  Reverend  J.  T. 
raxten  of  Oaark.  who  read  the 
(•ervlce.  The  couple  was  attend*'.' 
by  Miss  Nell  Charles  and  Mr.  Harry 
Workman  of  Lockwood.  They 
will    reside   at    1130    Rogers   street. 

DOROTHY  M.  ARBUCKLE 
Dorothy  M.  Arbuckle,  13.  daugh- 
ter of  Mr.  and  Mra.  Eldreld  Ar- 
buckle. died  yeaterday  morning 
after  a  lingering  Illness  at  her 
home,  rural  route  4.  Sprtpgfleld. 
Funeral  services  will  be  conducted 
at  2  o'clock  this  afternoon,  with 
burial  at  Mount  Pleasant  cemetery, 
three  miles  northwest  of  "Wlllard, 
under  direction  of  the  Alma  Loh- 
meyer  funeral  home.  The  Arbuckle 
child  la  survived  by  her  mother, 
father  and  a  brother.   Stanley. 


IfcO 


ALETHE  IRNOt 


Alexander  Calhoun  Expiree  «i 

77;  Wat  Extensive  Owner 

Of  Property  Here 


:  Alexander  Calhoun.  TT  year*  old. 
retired  buaioeea  man  and  t«t  m**r 
year*  «rwU«t  of  SpringtiekL  41t4 
at  *:4»  o'clock  yeeterday  «»«niaf  at 
bta  home.  >M  Delaware  avenue^f  ol- 
lowlafc  *  Ungeruig  Unas*.     s  -.  ■ 

H*  oamo  ta  Springfield  and  an- 
gaged  1b  boelneea  In  18*5.  opening- 
an  eatabUahment  on  WaUr  atroat 
near  Robbereon  awiue,  known  aa 
tba  Calhoun  Buggy  and  Implement 
company.  Ha  waa  one  of  the  firat 
to  raallaa  the  future  poaalbllltlea  of 
property  In  the  southeast  section 
of  the  city  and  acquired  large  taoM. 
inga   there.  f 

Ha  la  aurvtved  by  the  widow. 
Mrs.  Suale  Calhoun;  by  four 
daughters,  Mra.  George  Crlghton, 
Mlaa  Mary  Calhoun  of  Springfield. 
Mra.  H.  R.  Nelson  of  Walker.  Mo* 
and  Mra.  P.*  H.  Magnus  of  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa,  and  by  three  eone.  Guy 
of  Walter*.  Okla..  D.  E.  of  Spring- 
field and  L.  M.  Calhoun  of  Borger. 
Texas.  He  waa  a  member  of  St. 
Paul  Methodist  church. 

Funeral  arrangement*  are  incom- 
plete but  probably  will  ba  held 
Wednesday  afternoon  at  the  home. 
Burial  will  be  under  direction  of 
the  Herman  H.  Lohmejer  Funeral 
home. 


Brlgga,  SO  yeara  old.  of  16*1 
avenue,  who  died  Sunday  mornings 
WW  ba  held  at  Uf  o'cloek  «hl* 
afternoon  at  Grant  Avenue  Baptist 
church  with  burial  la  Greealawn 
cemetery  undeV  direction  of  the 
Kllngner  Funeral  bom*. 


VERNlE  HILL 
Vernle  Hill.  22  yeara  old.  of  Ford- 
land.  Mo,  died  yeaterday  morning 
In  a  local  hospital  after  a  brief  III- 
neaa.  He  la  eurvlved  by  his  father. 
W.  E.  Hill,  of  Fordland.  and  four 
brothers.  J.  E.  Hill.  W.  C.  HU1  and 
George  D.  Hill,  all  of  Fordland*  and 
B.  T.  Hill,  of  Mammouth,  Kan.,  and 
by  two  alatera,  Mra.  Joale  Compton, 
of  Rogeravllle.  Mo,  and  Mlaa  Katie  , 
Hill,  of  Fordland.  The  body  will  be 
forwarded  thla  morning  to  Fordland 
by  the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Fun- 
eral home  and  funeral  services  will 
be  held  at  2  o'clock  thla  afternoon 
at  the  residence.* 


Bi  BEE5R  3  ear  aaraag  aeetaer.  ST 

■1*  Colter  Ltetaby.  wke  eVpartea    this 

Ufa  twe  year*   ace.  October    11.  "«es» 

bat  aet  foaajotara."  Se  aaafer   hIiiH  by 

HUSBAND    AND   CHILDREN.  l' 


WILLIAM    C.  YOUNG 

Funeral  services  for  William  C. 
Young.  80  yeara  old.  Civil  War  vet- 
eran who  died  Saturday  at  hla 
home,  458  South  Market  avenue, 
will  be  held  at  11  o'clock  thla  morn- 
ing at  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
homo  with  burial  In  tba  National 
cemetery. 

DOROTHY  M.  ARBUCKLE 
Funeral  services  for  Dorothy  M. 
Arbuckle,  lS-year-old  daughter  of 
Mr.  and  Mra.  Eldreld  Arbuckle.  of 
route  4.  Springfield,  who  died  Sun- 
day night  at  her  home  after  a  brief 
Illness,  will  be  held  at  2  o'clock  thla 
afternoon  at  Mount  Pleaaant  ceme- 
tery, West  of  Wlllard.  with  burial 
under  direction  of  tba  Alma  Loh- 
meyer Funeral  noma.  She  la  sur- 
vived by  tba  parent*  and 
baother,  Stanley. 


A  LETHE  BR  IQ08 
Funeral  eervicea  for  Mlaa  Alethe 
Brlgga.  20  yeara  old,  of  16«1  Farmer 
avenue,  who  died  Sunday  morning, 
will  be  held  at  2;S0  o'clock  thla 
afternoon  at  Grant  Avenue  Baptiat 
church  with  _  burial  In  Green  lawn 
cemetery  "under  direction  of  the 
Kllngner  Funeral  borne. 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  11, 1927-LEADER 

Page  9:  Aletha  Briggs  died.** 

C.  M.  Forbes  died.** 

Vernie  Hill  died.** 

W.C.Young  died.** 

Dorothy  Arbuckle  died.** 

Alexander  Calhoun  died.** 

A  daughter  Margaret  Winifred  Askins  was  born  October  10  to  Mr.  and  Mrs 
Walter  I.  Askins  1368  Benton  avenue.  Mrs.  Askins  was  formerly  Miss  Marion  Murphy. 

Marriage  license:  Cecil  C.  Putnam,  28,  and  Fern  E.  Shull,  26,  both  of  Springfield 
Page  10:  S.  W.  Ornduff  died.** 
Page  11:  O.  E.  Hamilton  died.** 
Page  12:  There  is  a  notice  in  memory  of  Mrs.  Belle  Hammond.** 


Sol 


Page  15:  Mrs.  Blanche  Decker  Bodanske  and  Mr.  Earl  M.  Algeo  were  married. 

Miss  Helen  McKeon  and  Mr.  Harry  Campbell  were  married.** 
Page  16:  There  is  an  item  about  the  Nosier  family.** 

Rev.  E.  O.  Hamilton  died.** 


Neater  Kin  to  Otarka,  ■•  ■■$$: 
While  not  a  native  born  eon  of  th* 
"Qeark*.  Loyd  Noeler'a  parent*  *t& 
Oeaxit  people;  having  been  resident* 
of  Aurora  *•  number'  of  year*  -egdi, 
Mr  .N  osier's  mother'*,  maiden  nana* 
wu  uiii  Ida  White"  and  fa  well  re- 
membered, having  vialted  In  Aurora 
thla  cummer,  and  while  there  vu 
the  guest  of  Mrs.  Offie  Taylor,  who 
la  a  causln  of  Mr.,  Noil cr. 

Loyd    Noaler    wae    the   film    editor 
of   "Bej*    Hut."  and  next  to    the  di- 
rector   of  a  picture,   the  film  editor 
baa   th*  next  moat  responsible  post- 
Uon.      In   editing   "Ben    Hut."      Mr. 
Nosier   was  given  the   teak  Of  taking 
acenea    from   1,600.000   feet    of     film  j 
that  waa  Uken  In  filming  "Ben  Hur."  i 
and  cutting  thla  to  13.000  feet.     The  ' 
Loa    Angeles   Time*    has   thla    to   say  I 


about    the   task    Riven    to  MT.    Noaler:  j 

"The    task  of   cutting    and    editing 
'Ben   Hur"  fell  Into  the  hand*  of  the  I 
meat       youthful      film      editor      that  ! 
cinema    land    harbors    today.       Whnn  . 
one    underatanda   the    Importance    of  I 
taking-  thouaanda    of    feet     of      film  i 
that    were    ahot    of    every    sequencer  I 
and     finally    bringing      the      picture  J 
down  to  Ita  present  atage  aa  did  Loyd 
Nosier,    who  Is  credited   with   accom-  | 
|  pL'ahlng     thla     a«emtngly      lmposalble  ! 
j  feat,   one  can  readily  aee  what  a  gl-  j 
i  gantlc    taak    he    had.  j 

"Mr.  Hosier  started  his  film  work  ■ 
eight  years  ago  aa  office  boy  for  Freo  ! 
Mblo.  the  director  of  "Ben  Hur.'  and  ' 
has  risen  to  hla  present  position  to  ' 
a  salary  of  *M>0  a  week  In  thla  time.  ! 
He    !a   38  years  of  age." 


"DIES  IN  JOPUN. 
a.  W.  Ornduff.  00.  died  Monday 
morning  In  JopUn,  according  to  word 
received  by  Mr*.  Effle  Dalgler.  007 
South  Campbell  avenue,  a  cousin  of 
Mr*.  Ornduff.  The  deceased  w*a  well 
known  In  Springfield.  Mrs.  Dalgler 
left  today  for  JopUn  to  attend  the 
funeral  Wednesday. 

aVJBVjai 


W  MBMOJUAM. 


t  and   wfrt,  Mrs.  Balls  Hammond. 


Bather  and 

•bo  pasted    Into   the   spirit   world   two 

yeare   a  to   today.  Oct.    ». 

T«m  vui  saver  bt  forgotten 
Nsw  can  our  hearts  be  htsled 
And  no  one  knows  the  aorrow 
That  It  In  oar  hearts  concealed,      , 
Bet.    Ood    fovea    you.    too.    dtar    Motbrr 
And    took    you    home    to    dwell 
Bui  oh.  the  vacancy  left  In  our  home. 
No  tongnt  can  ever  teQ 

Badly  related  br  husband,   MR.  JOHN 
^^MAMMONP     AND    OHILPftKW, 


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AJreo- Decker. 
The  marriage  of  Mr*.  Blanoh  Decker 
Bodansk*  to  Mr.  Earl  M.  Algeo  waa 
performed  Saturday  evening  at  the 
home  of  Bar.  J.  J.  Parten  of  Cfcark.  Mr* 
Algeo  la  the  daughter  of  Mr?  L^Decker 
1130  Rogers  avenue,  and  Mb  Algeo* 
parent*  are  Mr.  and  Mrs.  George  Al- 
geo of  Lockwood.  The  couple  was  at- 
tended by  Mies  Nell  Chiles  of  this 
city  and  Mr.  Usury  Workman  of 
Lockwood.  They  will  make  their 
borne  at  1190  Rogers  avenue. 

Wedding  Dinner  for  Cduple. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Karl  M  Algeo  were 
honored  at  a  wedding  dinner  given 
Sunday  night  at  the  noma  of  Ml** 
Nell  Chiles,  878  Prospect  avenue,  who 
entertained  a  number  of  friend*  In 
compliment  to  the  young  couple,  who 
were  married  Saturday  evening.  Mr*. 
Algeo*  wss  formerly  Mrs.  Blanch  Dock- 
er Bodanske.  The  nous*  waa  at- 
trmotlvely  decorated  with  American 
beauty  roses.  Covers  war*  placed  for 
the  following:  Messrs.  and  MesdJunes 
Karl  M.  Algeo,  J.  T.  Chile*.  Oren  D. 
Barron.  8.  J.  Decker,  Mlaaes  Lillian 
Yates,  Hllma  Tatee,  Nell  Chiles.  Dor- 
othy Barron.  Vivien.  Jane  Decker,  Jean 
Decker  and  Messrs.  L.  Decker.  Stanley 
Cecil  Brown.  Ralph  Dean  Barron  and 
Harry  Workman  of  Lockwood. 

,   <  Campbell-McKeon. 

Ml**  Helen  McKeon, '  daughter  of 
Mr,  and  Mrs,  James  MoKeoh,  3011 
Benton  avenue,  and  Mr.  Harry  Camp- 
bell were  married  Saturday  evening 
at  6  o'clock  at  Sacred  Heart  church, 
the  Bar.  Father  Brady  officiating. 
Th*  wedding  guests  were  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  George  McKeon.  Mrs,  A- H.  Blair, 
Misses  Margaret  McKeon,  Lo  wains 
McKeon  and  Irene  Mltchener.  A  wed- 
alng  supper  waa  aenred  at  the  borne 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Blue,  grand  perenta 
of  the  bride,  1015  Prospect  avenue 
The  guest*  at  the  supper  were  Messrs. 
and  Mesdamea  Blue,  James  McKeon, 
Mesdame*  A  H.  Blair,  Myrtle  Mitch- 
«n*r,  Mlaaee  Esther  Parrlah,  Margaret 
McKeon  and  Irene  Mltchener  and  Mr. 
Bam  Blue.  The  couple  will  be  at  bom* 
with  the  grandparents  of  the  groom. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  D.  Campbell.  2008 
Worth  Robberson  avenue. 


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DEATHS 


■  i     iii  Mliil  pSSSSSS 


liCTHA  OWUOV 

earvfec*  for  mm  Attica 
Brtfja,  *>  IW  oJd.  of  1601  Fanner 
uooi,  wbo  died  Sunday  woroln*. 
mn  bee*  a*  SAO  p-  m.  today  at 
Orant  Avanaa  Baptist  church  with 
bursal  to  Owwhw  oemetery  under 

«*    th*    BHafjer    funeral 


C   M.   rOKBES. 

esaUcsa    w*r*     bcid   at   4 

p.  m.  Sunday  at  Um  sterna  mortuary 

for  C    M  Porbe*.   S3  years  old.  wbo 

i  died  Sunday  morn  trig  at  the  bom*  of 

|  hU  daughter,  Mrs.  OL  8.  Epperson,  W 

!  Booth  Market  avenue.    Burial  wu  In 

l**t  Lawn  cemetery. 


AUEXANDK*    CALHOUN. 

The  funeral  servta*  (or  Alu-andsx 
CkJhoun.  77  years  ©M.  retired  butt- 
on* men.  who  died  at  6:46  o'clock 
yasterday  afternoon  at  hie  horn*. 
CM  Delaware  traw,  following  a 
r±nr«rinr  Urne**,  probably  will  be  at 
10  o'clock  tomorrow  at  the  Herman 
a  Lebmeyer  funeral  bora*.  Burial 
WJI    be    In    Haxelwood    cemetery. 

Mr.  Cmdhoun  cam  to  Springfield 
■ad  engaged  In  b\ertpaa*  In  1M8 
opening  en  erUbUebment  on  *»Ur 
street  near  Bobbexson  avenue,  known 
ae  tba  Oalboan  Boggy  and  Imple- 
oompeny. 

He  ts  am* had  try  big  *rif  •}  four 
Mr*,  atom  origbum, 
Mary  Calbovm  at  Springfield. 
H.  B.  Nelson  of  Walker,  Mo- 
uld Mr*.  P.  H_  Magnus  of  Pittsburgh. 
Pa_  and  ay  three  eons,  Cruy  of  Welt- 
em.  OaJa,  D,  E.  of  Springfield  and 
L.  M  Calhoun  *f  Borrer.  Tea.  Be 
of  St.  Paul  ohurch. 


DOBOTBT  vARBVCKLB. 
Funeral  eerrk**  for  Dorothy  M.  Ar- 
bockJe,  U-year-oid  daughter  of  Mr. 
end  Mis,  Kldrakl  Arbockle  of  rout*  4. 
SprtngfleM,  who  died  Sunday  olfbt 
at  ber  home  sftar  a  brtet  irtnee*.  war* 
held  at  S  p.  m.  today  at  Mount 
neaaeni  teaueiery.  vast  of  WUJard. 
Burial  Wa*  under  direction  of  th* 
Alma  lohmeysr  funeral  home.  8h« 
ts  eunlred  by  th*  parenU  eod  a 
brother.  8tanley. 


i-  -i     Kev.  -£.  -O.   Hamilton  .Dead.  ..,;  £, 
'    „R*v.   E.  O.   Hamilton,   well    known 
evangelist    In    the    Christian    church, 
died    suddenly     Saturday     night    In 
Tex**,  where   he  had  been   conduct- 
t  lug   a   revival    meeting.     Mr.    Hamil- 
,  ton.    acted    as    pastor    of    the     First 
i  Christian    church     at    Carthage*   for 
,  about  two  months,  following  the  res- 
ignation of  the  Rev.  Ben  Smith*.   He  ! 
Alto     conducted     a     revival     meeting1 
about  two  years  ago. 

It  U  thought  the  body  will  be 
taken  to.  Mountain  Orove,  Mo.,  his 
former  home,  for  burial.  He  Is  sur- 
vived by  his  wife,  and  one  daughter, 
Jean,  8  years  old,  both  residing  in 
Springfield,  where  the  family  recent- 
ly  moved. 


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J    -.i.0.  B,  HAMILTON  DIBS.     ,.  .  , 

,-;  UQU$n$Jat  caov*.  m©.<  gtftrgto 
{a>K»ui)-ta  x.  HamUW,  \**y  «*U 
•known .  ChrltUui  cofacth;  fta$g*f|t^, 
who  ha*  held,  meeUnji  in  bracltCfVl 
'  Vrery  itaCa  In  toTOtfoa?  died  -  &W. 
day  in  ^aa  Antpulo.  T*x«  Vflmara*. 
services  will  be  held  Wednesday  af- 
ternoon in  Uil*  city.  Mr*.  BaBUltOB  U 
th*  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  0, 
0*ndj*n  o|.  Mountain  QKiTe.^Mx> 
OafMUer  U  pmid*a>  Of  tb*>  JwaA 
Ghambar  ol  Cbmm*rpa  *>Hl4  a  mim- 


ber  ol  th*  board,  of  rimti  of  tho, 

Sprtttifleia  Teacher* /jOU^e.        f 


TBOLX1E    HJLL." 

I     The  body  of  Vercu*  H11L  23  jeers 

jotd.  of  PordJand.  Mo,  who  died  yee- 

terday  mnrntng   la  a  local   hospital 

■  after   *   brief    fl loses,   wa*   forwarded 

to    the    home    ihie    morning    by    the 

H.    Lohmrrer  funeral   home. 

Ponoal  serrseea  were  held  »t  )  p.  m, 

aatbabsoae.    He t»  swrrrM  by 

tBok  ejf  *tiwHijii1. 

J.  B.   Hlli,  W.   0. 


-fnaCJPM, 

f   IflilTXITil. 

Mo,    and 
Bin  of  Pordamd. 

eerrloee  for  WlUlam  a 
Tbuos.  90  yearn  del.  <ArU  war  T0v« 
sxas.  wi*o  died  QaturCay  at  ale  bom*, 
4M  Sovtt*  Market  avanu*.  war*  bald 
•t  11  a.  m.  today  »t  tb*  A4(U*  Loh- 
■Myer  funeral  hen*.  Burial  iu  In 
th*  NaUooal  cemetery. 


W 


BIRTHS  11 


m       t  i  i  ■■  i  i    i 

I     Mr.  ana  Kts.  Walter  L.  Asking,  1W 

BaotQB  tratuc.  »nmwTtf*  th«   birth 

i«f  •  tMCtiter.     Margaret    WUlXr*4. 

j  Qctobf  10-    Mrs.  A«*Ji»  vat  f  artntr- 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  12, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  Potter  family  held  a  reunion.** 

Page  5:  Mrs.  Effie  Daigler  went  to  Joplin  for  the  funeral  of  her  cousin  Mr.  S.  W. 
Ornduff  who  died  Monday. 

A  daughter  Margaret  Winifred  Asians  was  born  October  10  to  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Walter  L.  Askins.  Mrs.  Askins  was  formerly  Miss  Mary  Murphy. 
Page  8:  Rev.  O.  E.  Hamilton  died.** 
Page  12:  William  V.  Breazeale  died.** 

J.  T.  Sherrod  died.** 

Lorton  N.  Cox  died.** 

Alexander  Calhoun  died.** 

Daughter  born  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Busby.** 


Hamilton  Funeral 
To  Be  Held  Today 
At  Mountain  Grove 

Sprrtnl   In   Thr   Stum 

MOUNTAIN  GROVE.  Mo..  Oct.  '1. 
—  Ilcvorend     O.     E      Hamilton.     48. 
prominent  evangelist  of  the  Christ- 
Ian  church  and  sonlnlaw  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.    W.    S.    Candler,    of    this    city. 
<Mrd      suddenly      In      San      Antonio. 
Texas.   Sunday  after  it   short   Illness. 
Piinor.il  services  will  bo  hold   her<> 
Wednesday  nftornoon  nt  2: SO  o'clock 
with     the    Reverend     E.     F.     Lealce. 
ir.ator    of    South    Avenue    Christian 
.church.    Pprlncfleld.    officiating. 
1      Th"  Reverend  Hnmllton  was  out- 
standing   In    evangelistic    circles    of 
( the   Christian   church     He   had   con- 
ducted   meetings   In    virtually   every 
stnte  In  the  union.  Ho  also  held  the 
pnstornt"    of    the    Chrlstlnn    church 
j.'tt    Cirthngo    for    «ome    time. 
I      He   Is   survived  hy  the  widow  and 
in    daughter.    .Tenn.    Their    home    has 
!  hoon    In    Pprlnirflold    for   some    time. 


J.  T.  SHERROD 
The    body    of    J.    T.    Sherrod.    68 
years       old,      former      resident     of 
Springfield,  who  died  Monday  eve- 
jnlng-  at  4:46  o'clock  In  Kansas  City. 
Mo.,  will  arrive  hero  at  1:60  o'clock 
this    afternoon.      Funeral    services 
I  will  be  held  at  3:  SO  o'clock  this  aft- 
ernoon   at    the    Herman    Lohmeyer 
I  Funeral  home.     The  Revefend  John 
I  Crockett,  puutor  of  Tabernacle  Pres- 
Jbyierian  church,  will  officiate.  Bur- 
ilal   will   be   in   Grecnlawn  cemetery. 
Mr.    Sherrod    Is    survived    by    his 
wife.     Mrs.     Jennie     Sherrod;      two 
daughters,    Mrs.    Edith    SUva,    and 
;Mrs.  Gertrude  Oliver,  both  of  Kan- 
laas    City;    two    sons.    Ray    Sherrod. 
of    Sp/lngfleld,    and    John    Sherrod. 
of    Cleveland,    Ohio;     one    brother. 
Henry  Sherrod,  of  Knoxvllle,  Tenn.. 
jand    two     grandchildren,     Ella    and 

i  Harold   Sllva,   of   Kansas  City. 

I 


ALEXANDER  CALHOUN 

Funeral  services  for  Alexander 
Calhoun.  77  years  old.  who  died 
Monday  ^fternoon  at  his  home.  836 
South  Delaware  avenue,  will  be 
held  at  10  o'clock  this  morning  at 
the  residence,  with  the  Reverend  J. 
W.  Pearson,  pastor  of  St.  Paul 
Methodist  church,  officiating.  Burial 
will  be  In  Harelwood  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  the  Herman  #.  H. 
i  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 


LORTON    N.   COX 

Lorton  -\.  Cox,  68  years  old,  died 
yesterday  morning"  In  a  local  hos- 
pital after  u  short  Illness.  The  body 
was  taken  overland  to  Mr.  Cox's 
home  at  Wlshart.  Mo.,  yesterday 
evening  by  the  Herman  Lohmeyer 
Funeral  home.  Funeral  arrange- 
ments  are  incomplete  awaiting   the 

'arrival    of    relatives.      Mr.    Cox    is 

'survived   by  the  widow,   four  eons. 

,lwo  daughters,  one  brothe».  and   11 

;  grandchildren. 


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Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Busby  of 
854  North  Broadway,  announce  the 
birth  of  a  daughter  on  Sunday,  Oc- 
tober 9. 


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More  Than  Hundred  Attend 

Gathering  of  One  of. Oldest 

Families  In  Missouri 


More  than  10a  person*  attended 
tha  annual  reunion  of  tho  Potter 
family.  Sunday,  at  the  homo  of  J. 
W.  Potter,  six  mile*  northwest  of 
Fair  Grove 

The  Potter  family  Is  wall  known 
throughout  thla  region  and  waa  ss- 
tabllshed  here  In  IMS  when  B.  T. 
Potter  and  hie  brother.  Col.  Tom 
Potter,  came  to  Missouri  and  net- 
tled In  Dallas  county. 

During  the  reunion  It  waa  de- 
cided that  a  meeting  be  held  on  the 
first  Sunday  In  oeptember,  1»Z8, 
at  the  home  of  EUlxha  Potter,  north- 
east of  Fair  Grove. 

Representatives  of  this  family 
who  are  now  In  business  In  Spring- 
field. Include  J.  E.  Potter,  of  624 
South  Clay  avenue,  who  Is  a  for- 
mer county  collector  of  Greene 
county;  Raymond  L.  Potter,  2101 
N.  Prospect,  a  member  of  the 
Springfield  city  council;  C.  O.  Pot- 
ter, of  2114  Travis,  is  Identified  with 
the  Cowdea-Bulck  company;  A* 
C.  Potter,  1100  Bast  Atlantic,  a 
machinist  In  the  Notth  Side  Frisco 
shops;  Carl  Potter  of  Sunshine  road, 
connected  with  the  McGregor  Motor 
company;  Paul  C.  Potter  of  1421 
8.  Fremont,  owner  of  the/  Paul  C. 
Potter  Cheese  company  and  owner 
of  the  first  successful  cheese  fac- 
tory in  the  Osarks;  Paul  la  a. 
graduate  of  Teachers  college  and 
has  taught  school  a  number  of 
years  In  the  Osarka.  Us  waa  sup- 
ertntandent  of  schools  at  Nlangua 
last  year;  H.  B,  Potter  of  16 51  St. 
Louis  owns  a  grocery  store  at  uSe 
corner  of  St.  Louts  street  and  Glen- 
atone  road. 

Those  attending  the  reunion  In- 
cluded the  following: 

Cat  Potter  and  Dee  fUmnet  of  Fall 
Grove;  Ton  Potter,  and  Willie  Newport 
and  wife  of  Bed  Bop;  Charlie  Mayfkld 
and  wtf,  sad  son  Arils,  of  Springfield: 
WiEard  Case  aod  wtfe  of  Halfway ;  LariU 
Opal.  Oman,  and  Marie  Veaaloa  of  Hah*- 
way:  Many  Miller  ef  Halfway;  Goats* 
fcaroo  aad  wife,  Nlaa.  Wilfred,  and  CWo 
g—oa,  ef  Bod  Top ;  Bill  Self  and  wtfo  of 
lie*  Top;  Hubert  OprUn  and  wlto  ot 
Spriazfiald;  Joan  Potter  and  wife  of  Bad 
Top :    Lawrvnc*    Potter      and    wtfo      and 


Boater  Pot- 


■aashter.  Iran*,  of  Bod  Top 

tar  of   Bad   Top:   Hattie   

seas.  Jake.  Loo.  Baa.  aad  BUU*  of  Spriag- 
rlaM.  KUaa*  Patter  and  wife  aad  eon 
Syres  sad  daaaattra.  Pearl  Marie.  Use, 
aad  liagiaa.  ef  Pair  Otwvet  Oefos  Pot- 
ter aad  wife  ead  ehDdren  Cethrya  aad 
Balsa  ef  .priagfiald;  Dee'  Caaalfax  aad 
wtfe  had  aoa  CarfDee.  of  Pair  Oro»e, 
Lawraaee  Wlmlir  and  wife  ead.daash- 
ter  Thada  Paari  ef  Elklaad.  Habtrt  Oarl- 
sea  aad  wtfe  ead  children  Bulls  Joan 
aad  Gassy*  Jaa*.  ef  Mleasaa,  Joke  Walt- 
eaa  aad  wifs  of  Spriasfleld;  H.  B.  Pes- 
ter and  wtfo  aad  dausater  Both,  ef 
SrrimgfUU ;  BV  B.  Potter  aad  wtfe  aad 
eMMiwa.  Beanlaa.  Bad.  and  Max  of  Bod 
Top:  A.  C.  Potter  aad  chOdrea.  Lores*, 
aad  T/lela,  of  ■prianfloM:  Paal  C. 
and  daaahtar  Lata  No- 
ed  Snile#nde»  St**.  Potter  aad  wtfe 
JawJer.  *f  Bed  Top  i  Grwat  Jewee 
>  Mra.  W.  a.  Pa*. 

w*J»  *f  BpriasflaM ;  Mr*. 
Orore:  Clay,  Ofne  aad 
_  Pair  Grove;  J.  B.  Potter 
aad  wtfe  aad1  eafldraa.  Jaatea  Lea.  aad 
Mary  Madallaa  of  fair  Grove;  aad  Hattie 
Bey  of  Springfield. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 
William  Stcnnett.  64.  Wlshart.  and 
Serelda  Dole.  g0.  Springfield;  Claud* 
Henson.   21.   and    Vesta   Horner.    18 
»x>?h  of  Springfield. 


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I. V.  BREAZEALE 


Retired  Merchant  Had  Been 

Resident  of  Springfield  20 

Years;  Funeral  Today 

William  V.  Breazeale.  70  years 
old.  a  retired  merchant  who,  for 
the  past  20  years,  has  been  a  resid- 
ent of  Springfield,  died  at  2:46 
o'clock  yesterday  morning  following 
a  lingering  Illness  al  his  home,  626 
East  Monroe  street.  Funeral  serv- 
ices will  be  held  at  2:30  o'clock  this 
afternoon  at  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
chapel  with  burial  In  Hazelwood 
cemetery.  The  Iteverend  M.  F. 
Cowden  will  officiate  and  the  Solo- 


mon lodge,  A.  F.  and  A.  M.,  will  be 
In  charge  of  services  at  the  grave. 

He  Is  survived  by  the  widow  and 
by  two  sons,  Charley  V.  Breazeale; 
Allen  J.  Breazeale,  of  Springfield; 
by  two  sisters,  Mrs.  Miller  Cave  and 
Mrs.  Addle  Walker,  both  of  Spring- 
field; and  by  three  brother*.  Tom 
Breazeale,  of  Oregon",  Oscar  and 
George  Beazealo,  both  of  Ozark, 
Mo. 

Married  to  Clan  A.  B.  Flelden. 
on  March  27.  1879.  the  two  bad  Uved 
happily  together  tor  48  years. 

Mr.  Beaseale  was  reared  In  Chris- 
tian county  and  whan.  sUIl  a  young 
man,  moved  to  a  farm  on  the  Jaines 
river,  eight  miles  south  of  Spring- 
field, where  he  lived  until  80  years 
ago,  when  ho  moved  to  Sprincfield 
and  entered  the  grocery  business. 
He  continued  In  this  business  until 
two  years  ago  when  be  retired  from 
active  work.  _ 

He  was  a  member  of  Solomon 
lodge.  No.  871.  A.  »,  and  A.  M, 
also  of  the  Chapter  and  Zabud  coun- 
cil. He  served  as  acting  tyler  of 
the   Solomon   und    United   lodges. 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  12, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  There  is  an  article  about  Mrs.  Nancy  Ann  Price,  soon  to  be  101.** 
Page  5:  Potter  family  held  a  reunion.** 
Page  6:  Indian  mound  marker  dedicated.** 
Page  13:  William  V.  Breazeale  died.** 

J.T.  Sherroddied.** 

Alexander  Calhoun  died.** 

B.F.Smith  died.** 

Mrs.  Fannie  E.  Negus  died.** 

Mrs.  Gertrude  Lea  died.** 

Job  E.T.Hunt  died.** 

Lorton  N.  Cox  died.** 

Ira  Lucille  Lucas  died.** 

Daughter  born  to  Dr.  and  Mrs.  Floyd  B.  O'Rear.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  14;  Card  of  thanks  from  E.  C.  Sawyer  and  others.** 

Page  17:  Mrs.  Effie  Daigler  of  607  South  Campbell  avenue  went  to  Joplin  for  the 
funeral  of  her  cousin  Mr.  S.  W.  Ornduff. 

Page  18:  A  son  Clyde  Joe  Campbell  was  born  October  10  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  William 
Lester  Campbell  of  1056  East  Commercial  street. 


Dr.  and  Mr*,  riord  *  °*E£  * 

Me*  Tor*  aw .  tvwrtr  ot  py 

Z^JL*  and  U  7>0*  •  r*ember  O*  W* 
TO*  CUT.    B«Uib,!*^JK^. 


MARRIAOK  UCKWPW. 
MarrUf*  JIc*n»e*,  were  issued  J«- 
Unity  to  CJeuOe  Badson,  41,  and 
Vesta  Homer.  18.  both  'of  Sprfafffield; 
vrmiam  ateanett.  64.  <4  WlQhart,  and 
BereJde  Dale,  60,  oC  8prlngfleld:  and 
Cedl  C.  rutman,  38,  and  Ttrn  B. 
fihull,  96.  both,  of  ftprlajntlct. 


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St>l> 


"".',%'    ..  V. 


Stone  l&m&Yz&Bm 
Is  Dedicated  at 


"Early  Man  Liked  the  Ozarks,"  Says  L.  B.  Mgador  at  Cera* 
mony  for  Unveiling  of  Campus  Marker;  Relic  Is  • 
a  Link  W(th  the  Past.  '    ' 


"The  mound  upon  which  this  atone 
U  placed  to  all  that  remains  of  the 
bouse  of  some  chieftain  of  the  Neo- 
lithic age -  said  L.  K.  Meaner,  in  an 
■ddw  at  the  dedication  ceremony 
of  the  historic  marker  placed  on  the 
Drury  collage  campus  by  'the  Uni- 
versity.club  this  afternoon. 

The  markar.  a  simple  ttone,  with 
explanatory  Inscriptions,  rests  on  a 
mound  beneath  a  clump  of  ever- 
green* between  Wallace  ball  and  the 
muclo  ball. 

Miss  Alice  Tbraaher.  registrar  of 
Drury  college,  unveiled  the  marker, 
and  T.  w  itadaL.  president  of  Drury 
eoueg*.  made  an  addreea  In  which  he 
accepted  the  .market  fen  behalf  of  the 
coOeca. 

Dr.  John  Pearson  tare,  the  invoca- 
tion. fff~T  eeramony  -  followed  -  a 
luncheon  at*  the  University  club 
served  In  tbe  domestic  science  room 
at  Buraham  ball. 

MT.  Meador  made  a  hlatorlcal  ad- 
dreea In  which*  be  explained  tbe  old 
trails  and  the  Indian  moundi,  both 
of  which  the  marker  commemorates. 
Tbu  ■tone.**  be  eald.  "marks  the 
achievement  of  tbe  pact.  It  telle -of 
a  race  too  buey  with  life  to  leave 
written  evidence  of  tte  existence.  But 
trie  consists  In  action,  in  functioning, 
and  wa  art  therefore  Interested  In 
what  the  oarn  did.  Tbe  houee  which 
once  eeood  "Bare  »u  made  some  10.- 
000  years  afo  b7  perbape  tbe  second 
r*£e  of  men  to  Inhabit  Oreene 
county." 

According  to  Dr.  L.  M.  *8heppard. 
the  beat  living  e'uthorlty  on  the  his- 
tory   of    the    cou.-.ty.    there   are    about 


10.000  of  tbeee  mounda  In  Greene 
oounty.  Tbe  mound  dwellers  built 
the  walls  of  their  houses  of  adobe, 
tbe  roofs  of  thatch. 

"We  know  nothing  about  the  men 
and  women  who  lived  In  them,  but 
much  It  coming-  to  be  known  of  tbe 
part  tbe  men  played  in  tbe  long  and 
interesting  story  of  clvlliaatlon,M  he 

aald.  "It  was  tbe  men  of  the  tito- 
Utbic  age  -that  first  made  the  rough 
pattern*  of  all  tbe  essential  tools 
which  make  Industry  possible  today, 
tbe  wheel,  tbe  wedge,  the  arch  and 
the  screw.  Much  of  our  civilisation 
of  today  we  owe  to  unknown  men  and 
raoee  of  the  silent  past.  This  marker 
represents  our  unpaid  debt  to  thews 
men. . 

"This  stone  marks  an  old  trail,  one 
of  many  old  trails  over  wblcb  man 
have  traveled  for  eenturlea  to  one  of 
the  most  attractive  places  in  the  j 
Ozarks."  said  Mr.  Meador.  "Two  of 
tbe  most  Important  of  thee*  trails 
crossed  at  Springfield,  one.  the  WU- 
dernees  road,  leading  from  the  Osage 
settlement  to  the  Osage  river  at  Ber- 
ryvllle.  Ark.;  the  other,  tbe  Virginia 
warriors'  path,  leading  from  the  At- 
lantic to  the  Rocky  mountains.  There 
were  other  trails  made  by  tbe  In- 
dians In  coming  to  this  bunting 
ground.  One  of  tbeee,  tbe  trail  to 
St.  Louts,  became  Important  during 
the  Civil  war  and  earthworks  were 
thrown  across  the  trail  to  protect  It. 

'.  The  remains  of  these  earthworks  can 
■till  be  seen  on  the  Drury  campus, 
and  this  stone  Is  placed  here  aiso  as 

'  a  memorial  to  the  action  and  men  of 

,  thla  Iste'r  day." 


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Mra.  Nancy  Ann  Price,  who  today 
pitQMd  to  celebrate  her  lOlit  birth- 
day November  37.  She  u  pictured 
ebore  at  her  •pinning  wbe> 1. 

FEARED  DEATH 
HAD  HER  IN  '33; 
-  NEARS101NOW 


Oldest.  Woman,  In    Ozarks 

Primps  for  "Birthday 

Picture." 


HER    SISTER    IS    NINETY 


«r*u  We*  (Jit  Qld-F*bioo* 


Kn.  Mary  PtIo-,  oldest  woman  lir 
the  Oearra,  wn©  thought  her  "time 
had  coxae"  way  back  in  1839.  when  the 
■aw  tr>t  eky  empty  Ita  «t*r»  onto  the 
ground,  today  began  pUm  for  cele-  i 
traiieg  he  101  at  birthday.  | 

Bu:    UlU    year    live    wente    a    quiet ' 
one.     On*  Uiouaand  helped   bet  oekf-  ' 
bni4  reechlps  th*  century  mark  laet 
-»iar    at    her    quaint    certta**    tucked 
away   on    a   300  new    farm    northeast  j 
b«n. 

At    10i-    en*   apeaXs    authoritatively  | 
on  the  aubjret  of  lougeviiy. 
Bare  a   her   recipe: 

J>rlak  plenty  of  food  water— 
like  that  found  throughout  the 
Ozarks. 

Bat  wholeaome  and  substantial 

food — nix  with  the  rich  dellcfeclea. 

Oo  t«  bed  at  a  reasonable  hour. 

Oont   uae   tobacco  and   by   all 

mrtni  leave  Intoxicant*  alone 

Bead  the  Bible  and  enact  lla 
teachings. 

That'a  all. 

The  wonderful  little  old  Indy   waa 

foOnd    today  .anting:  tn   her   favorite 

100-year-old  rocking  chair  In  front  of 

a  fireplace,  a  picture  of  contentment. 

•0  Attenda  100. 

"X   feel  fine  tor  a   woman  of   my 
yeara,"  aha  aejd.    There-  waa  a  twinkle 


la  bar  e.  m  a*  ahe  aald  thle. 

-WW  I  let  you  take  my  •  picture? 
Well.  I  euppoee  Ojcre »  rjo  harm  in  it, 
and  beaidas  I've  had  too  much  ex. 
parlance  to  let  It  natter  ma.  Wait 
until  I  gat  'fixed  up.'  though. 

-KUaebeth."   ahe   called,    "cat   that 
I  little,  boa  of  mine  orer  there  in  the 
wardrobe. " 

KUzabetn  U  Mra  PrUree'  fttater.  Mra. 
XUaabelh  aumner.  who  la  00  year* 
i  oM  haraelf .  She  Ulrea  care  of  her 
elderly  eletar — doing  the  cooking  and 
other  email  bouaehold  duties.  It  la 
remarkable  to  note  bow  aba  fllta 
about  the  houae  with  auch  graat  aaaa 
She  handed  Mr     Price  her  prised  box. 

Tna  little  old  lady  nimbly  lifted  the 
Ud  and  eearched  for  fully  ,\w©  min- 
utes. Suddenly  a  amlle  played  about 
her  countenance  and  from  -within  the 
tx  x    ihe    rcrr.o\ej    &    l*r.ry    lace    hood. 

Dona  Fancy  llood. 
'1  eouldnt  think  about  baring  my 
picture    mien    without   thla."   ahe   re- 
marked,  aa   ate   tied   a  neat    bow    be- 
!  naath   her   chin. 

It  haa  not  been  definitely  decided 
'.  Whether  or  not  a  celebration  will  be 
•feaimafl  lot  "Ura.  Price  on  bar  birth- 
(day.  '  ttn.  Jhiem  declarra  that  ens 
!  bad  nmets  rather  rpeod  tha  day  in 
'  yeace  and  quiet. 

TUa  Sloa  to  bare  all  my  children— 
aona,  daughter*  grand  children,  great* 
grandchildren,  and  even  t roat-sttat- 
grandchildren — gather*  here,  but  the 
excitement  la  too  great,**  ahe  aald. 

Mra.  Price  waa  born  at  Cast.  Term, 

McMmn   county.   November   27,   1830. 

Uer   parantaj   ware      Mr.     and     lira. 

George  Waaaingtoa  Simma,     He/  f  *- 

thar   bains   of   a    roving  nature,   he 

traveled   with   ble    family  tuten»irel? 

throughout     the     unsettled     country. 

(Prom  McM:nn  couuty  lh»  family  mo»- 

ied    Into    Georgia        Tjn«y    were    there 

|  only  a  abort  tune  whan  be  loaded  the 

family  and   belonglnga  Into  a  wagon 

and  drove  to  Bedford  county.  Tenn. 

Saw  Say  Bala  Stare, 

Later  the  family  moved  near  the 
Cumberland  mountain*  and  lived 
there  about  four  yeara 

tn  1404.  Mra.  Price  aaw  an  unusual 
light,  opened  the  door  and  aaw  atare 
railing   juet  like  drop*  of  rain. 

She  called  bar  older  aiater  to  the 
door  and  they  thought  the  and  of  the 
world  bad  coma 

The  Price*  famlry  mover'  into  Mia- 
aoun  when  Mra.  PTtoe  waa  but  10 
yeara  old.  Tney  drove  through  the 
ltoc  mining  region  aouth  of  St.  Loula 
on  OreenaS  ferry  boat.     At  that  time 


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there  vunl  a  raitroed  Ikon  oc  Louis 
to  Springfield.  Th*  entire  JoUxhey 
ih  m*d<  wiui  ox-drawn  waa^ne.  If 
they  traveled  10  alio  *  day  the?  oon- 
ddered  this  a  record.  Mi*.  Price  de- 
clared. 

Wild  B*BHM   iWan<fl 

At   night    thar   vcuU  find  a  place 

10  cunp  and  cot  tree*  cknro  to  make 

a  warm   fire.  "  v . 

Mn  met  aaid  tn*re>  were  plenty  of 

1  wild   turt*r»   and   ottnr  i»m»   then. 

■  um  (aU>«  Jailed  eewereJ  on  lb*  Joux> 

orf  bare. 

Til*  wagon  train    roe  oh  ad     Green* 

oounty.  Aptti  io.  itrr  whu«  coming 

through  Bprtagnetd  it  tn  moissai 

tar    Mrs    Prtc**e  father  to   ptck   hu 

!  way  around  etump*  and  Irsoo  "  gvcn  in 

1  Uw  exact  tot  whera  cur  pupllo  *qaaxe 

I  at   located  today.     L*nd    wa*    serilng 

■at  IliS  an  acre  In  Bprrtnsjflgia  a t4 that 

Usu. 

Krs.  Price  rernoTnhsrod  duunctij 
the  place  wbm  they  firs*  located— 
Banana--  .and  :lheig  n«-4ghbor» 
peopla  by  u»«  name*  of  Haadlaa 
•Ad  Bteel*. 

Tb«r«  vrere  eight  BeedTeo'boys  and 
amn  Bteel*  pa*,  aha  r*tQ«3»i>*r*d. 
aod  ee-ven  at  the  Beedtoe  boys  married 
UM  B*e>l*  glrto.  Mr.  Headiew  VtUxfld. 
for  r*^Uitr  fltotJa.gM  to  th*>biB.*>n, 
John,  could  marry  bar. 

Mr*.  Price,  formerly  Nancy  Ann 
rumma,    was    married    December    14. 


1*44.  to  Tarry  aruTln  Price.    Bar  un 
eie.  Brlgg  Slxnma,  performed  th*  cere- 
mony, 

Tn*  moat  wonderful  thing  in  oar 
Of*  wa*  to  watch  Um  growth  of 
Bp,T«aeStaid.  Whan  she  first  saw  the 
♦earn  It  was     nothing.     OguraUtalv 


Thart  wu  a  lonf  toff  cabin,  logs  not 
even  hewed,  uaad  aa  a  boarding. 
bouse.  Tbe  hotal  wo*  run  by  Nick 
Smith. 

There  wtu  on*  dry  gooda  atora  and 
a  email  grocery  Mora  owned  by  Bob- 
art  MceTThany. 

Haw  City  oraw  Cp. 

Daniel  B.  Berrv  married  a  niece  of 
President  Jama*  K..  Polk.  Mre.  Berry 
made  a  draw  lor  Mrs.  Price  at  one 
tana.  Wben  Um  Democrat*  nominat- 
ed Polk  for  president,  people  would 
cej  out,  "Donl  rota  for  Polk,  U*'e 
polaon."  baring  rafarenoe  to  th*  polk 
weed,    the    "rrand    old    woman**    re- 


in 1MB.  Mr*.  Price*  brother,  Bobert 
Busuna,  17  year*  old,  left  bom*  to  ffo 


to  tbe  rotd  Dead*  tn  California..  It  wae 
et  tn*  ume  tn*  peaceful  reltglou*  Ufa 


at  tb*  BpanJab  mission  waa  disturbed 
.xd  destroyed  by  tb*  nero*  oneet  of 
AjMrtcan  prorraaa.  A  man  nnmed 
fctergbeJ  found  a  ptee*  of  met»i 
which  proved  to  be  gold,  to  »  lew 
■vaeks  It  «u  diacorared  tb»t  ffold  we* 
u>undant  tnroucbout  Cellfornla.  Mrs. 
Price  recalled. 

It   wa*   nearly   known    all  OTer   tna 
eminwd  world  Uiat  In  Calif ot»l*»  tnexe 
war*    flakU    of    sold    that    could    be  | 
«tark*d  by   aayona  wbo  could  bwy  a, 
c^nrr-t   vj\r.\    a   pel.   ahowal    and    a 
un  p«n- 

At  least  that  wm  U»b  ,n»w»  th*t 
readhed  BptlnffJlald  «nd  CfAiled.WPl 
to'  Join  in,  th»  mad  rtuh  W -th^'doBtn, 
ttio  aaid.  reople  traveled  0u  foot,  on 
h6rseb*ck,  in  *<riL|xfn»,  l»  euU.  'Un. 
Prioo  aaid  thay  never  heard  anything 
of  Robert.  H*  wa*  glran  up  tor  dead. 
Fifty,  year*  peesad,  and  one;  day  to 
th*ir  aurpriae  and  treat  Joy.  a  trlaaid 
informed  Uiem  of,  Robart*a  whar*> 
abouu.  Ba  attended  the  World's  Fair 
to  et.  Loul*  in  1904.  Ba  thought  ail 
of  hi*  family  was  dead.  Learning  that 
hu  two  slaters  were  here,  ha  paid 
them  a  run  In  1005.  Be  dlsd  a  short 
tune  after  the  visit. 

Relative  rounded  JopUn. 

Un  Price  had  «S  uncle  named 
Barrla  JopUn.  Be  waa  a  Methodtwt 
preacher.  8*  founded  a  email  settle- 
ment where  Joplln  now  la.  Be  put  up 
a  oommlaaary  house  to  keen  prorlsions 
for  the  Cheroke*  Indiana.  Be  wae  so 
Uked  by.  all  who  knew  him  that  they 
named  thl*  ••ttlement  Joplln.  Mo. 

**I  don't  visit  very  nxuoh.**  Mrs. 
Price  said,  I've  been  taking  The 
Leader  etnoe  the  flret  publication  It 
kwrpe  me  posted  on  all  tbe  event* 
of  the  day— flappers,  unsuooosaful 
marrhtgaa,  murdera  and  moat  eT*fy- 
tblng. 

**OlrU'  •moklng?'*  sh»  pondewd 
"Watl.  I  moat  certainly  -dor^t  llko'li— 
sod  those  short  KklrU  ara  terrible'.  But 
then  of  oourse  Ume*  haVae  changed 
and  I  might  .be  a  was  bit  old<a*hton- 
ed,  I'm  for  tfxe  yaungtr  see  Ttatring  a 
good  Ume— but  In  the  right  way." 


OAfeOS  or  TOAHXI. 


«WW^vrwurtTu1ank^^ 
nr  klndntn  ihovn  n»  during  aur  greet 
Barrow  and  for  the  beautiful  floral  of- 

fertnai  ^ 

EV   a  8AWTCR. 
MR.  AND  MM.  qrORCiB  QRTPPPI8. 

1,1  i.-a.uaii'ui'LUu.megaa.B — 


^b^ 


PIONEERS  IN  OZARK& 
HOLD  FAMIl^ REUNION 

The  annual  reunion  of  the  Potter 
family  was  held  at  the  homo  of  J. 
W.  Potter,  atx  miles  northwest  of  Pair 
Orore,  Sunday,  Members  of  the  Pot- 
ter family  art  prominent  in  Spring* 
fltld  and  the  family  has  lived  here 
for  almost  100  yearn. 

QoL  Tom  Potter  came  to  this  dis- 
trict tn  IMS,  with. his  brother  B.  T. 
Potter.  It  was  derided  at  the  reunion 
that  the  meeting  next  year  will  be 
held  at  the  home  of  xusba  Potter, 
northaast  of  Pair  Orore. 

Utmbtn  of  ths  family  now  living 
in  Sprtnfflald  are  J.  K.  Potior.  634 
South  Clay  avenue,  formerly  collec- 
tor of  Oreeoe  county;  Raymond  Pot- 
tar.  3101  North  Prospect,  member  of 
the  city  council;  C.  P.  Potter.  .1300 
the  elty  council:  C.  P.  Potter.  913 
Travis,  of  Cowden-Buick  company: 
A.  a  Potter.  1300  Kast  Atlantic  of 
the  Prlsoo*  shops:  Carl  Potter,  Sun- 
shine road,  with  McGregor  Motor 
company;  Paul  C.  Potter,  owner  of 
tha  Paul  C.  Potter  Cheese  company, 
and  H.  B.  Potter.  IBM  Bt.  LcruU 
street,   owner  of  a  grocery  store. 

Those  who  attended  the  reunion 
were:  Gal  Potter  and  Dee  Rennet  of 
Pair  Orove;  Tom  Potter,  and  Willie 
Newport  and  wlfs  of  Red  Top;  Charlie 
Mayfleld  and  wife  and  eon,  Arlli,  of 
Springfield:  Wlllard  Ca#e  and  wife  of 
Halfway;  Leslie,  Opal.  Omen,  and 
Marie  Venetoc  of  Halfway;  Murry 
Miller  of  Halfway:  Oeorge  Eagon  and 
wife.  Nina.  Wilfred,  and  Cleo  Eagon. 
of  Bed  Top:  BUI  Self  and  wife  of 
Bad  Top:  Hubert  Curlln  and  wire  or 
Springfield:  John  Potter  and  wife  of 
Bad  Top:  Lawrence  Potter  and  wire 
and  daughter.  Irene,  of  Red  Top; 
Buster  Potter  of  Red  Top:  Hittle  Ed- 
monson and  sons,  Jake,  Loo,  Rex 
and  BlUle  of  Springfield;  Ellaha  Pot- 
ter and  wlfs  and  son  Syrus  and 
daughters.  Pearl  Marts,  Una  and 
Imogene,  of  Pair  Orore;  Clofus  Potter 
and  wife  and  children,  Cathryn  and 
Rufus  of  Springfield;  Oee  Cannlfax 
and  wife  and  eon.  Carl  Dee,  of  Fair 
Orore;  Lawrence  Wheeler  and  wife 
and  daughter,  Tbeda  Pearl,  of  Klk- 
land:  Hubert  Davison  and  wife  and 
children.  BiUle  Jean  and  Gladys  ' 
Jane,  of  Nlangua;  John  Whltebn  and 
wlfs  of  Sprlngf laid;  H.  B.  Potter  and 
wife  and  daughter  Ruth,  of  Spring- 
field; B.  B.  Potter  and  wife  and  chil- 
dren. Beulah.  Bud  and  Max,  of  Red 
Top.    A.     C.     Potter      and     children. 


Lorene.  Eugene  and  Viola,  of  Spring-  | 
field:    Paul    C.   Potter   and    wife   and 
daughter.  Lela  Nadlne  of  Springfield; 
Stere  Potter  and  wife  and  eon  Junior, 
of    Red    Top.     Orant    Jonee    ana    wife 
of  Springfield:    Mrs,   W.   A.  Potter  of  j 
Springfield.       Raymond      Potter      and  ' 
children.  -Unabelle   and   Josephine,  of 
Springfield:    Pern     Potter    of     Tuiea.  i 
Okla.;  Carl  Potter  and  wife  of  Spring-  j 
field:  Mra.  Bud  Potter  of  Fair  Grove; 
Clay.  OUls   and    Ethel   Potter,  of   Pair  j 
Orore;    J.    B     Potter    and     wife      and 
children.  James  Lee.  and  Mary  Made- 
line of  Pair   Orore,   s-ud    Rattle    Roy 
of   Springfield. 


w.  v.  niiAr.KM.t. 

Puneral  ttrVlcee  *  foe  wmiem  V. 
Brteseale.  70,  a  retired  tptffihAnVwho 
died  at  iM  o'clock  ywtatday  morn- 
ing following  a^llngerlng  Illness  at 
his  hocus,  cm  pat  Monroe  street,' 
were  held  st  S Ho  o'clock  this  after- 
noon at  the  KUngnex  funeral  home. 
Burial  was  in  Hesel  wood  oemetery. 


i.  T|  8HXBBOD. 
Puneral  aarvteea  were  held  at  8i30 
p.  m.  today  for  J.  T.  Sherrod,  M. 
former  resident  of  (Mi  city,  who  died 
Monday  evening  at  L-a  home*  in  Xan- 
eaa  City.  Burial  wag  tn  arejnlawn 
cemetery  under  dirr*tloo  of  the  Her* 
man  *H.  Lohmeyer  funeral  boms. 


"* 

AUEXAXDKB  CALG0UN. 

Punaral  servloee  for  Alexander  Cal- 
houn, TT.  who  died  Monday  afternoon 
at  his  home,  B30  South  Delaware  ave- 
nue, were  held  .at  10  a,  m.  today  at 
the  residence.  Burial  was  In  nasal- 
wood  cemetery  under  direction  of  ths 
Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  funeral  home. 


J.    E,   T.   HUNT. 

Job  H.  T.  Bunt,  70  years  old,  died 
this  morning  at  the  home  of  a  daugh- 
ter. Mrs.  Charles  Williams  of  311T 
8pruoe  street.  He  Is  survived  by  his 
wife,  three  dAughtara  and  a  eon.  Pun- 
eral eerrloas  will  be  held  at  10  a,  m. 
tomorrow  at  the  Kllngner  Puneral 
home  with  burial  In  Hasalwood  ceme- 
tery. 


<H0 


a,  r.  BM1IH. 
>  Funeral  eerrioes  trtre  held  at  t 
p.  m.  Sunday  (or  b.  f.  smith*  •• 
rears  old.  who  died,«t  bit  bom*  to 
Hoaett,  Mo,  o*rly.  Saturday  morn- 
ing. BurUl  we*  In  the  I.  p.  O.  F. 
cemetery  at  Monett  Mr.  omlth  cava* 
to  Monet,  about  BO  t»"  •«<>  •»* 
settled  at  the  home  where  ht  died* 
He  «m  married  to  Miw  Nellie  Cranw 
oX  Springfield  In  1&08.  to  this  union 
two  eons  were  born.  Mr-  Bmltb  «• 
one  of  MoewU  ■  leading  oontfaotors 
end  buUdere;  He  Is  surrtTed  by  ble 
wife,  four  sinters,  Mrs.  Kmma  Hlsr-« 
©nymous  or  Loe  Angeles,  Mrs.  Uemle 
Jameson  of  Sen  Franclaoo,  Mre.  Oar- 
rte  O.  Olerk  of  Oxford.  Ulee^  end 
Mre.*  Martha  "Eagle  of  Oerdlngton.  <K 
and  e  brother,  riaey  Smith  of  Mane- 
aeld.  Mo.  fie  wee  a  member  of  The 
Mother  church,  the  First  Ohuroh  of 
Christ  Solentlet  of  Boston,  Mass,  end 
also  of  the  Christian  Sdlsne  society 
of  Monstt.  A  large  number  of 
mends  end  relatives  attended  tbe 
funeral. 


_ OXKtSUDE  1XA. 

krs.  Oertrado  tee.  ♦»  »•**•  *** 
wtfv  of  T.  M.  Lee>  of  MarahfJeid*.  Mo, 
died  lest  night  In  a  lodel  hospltel 
foOowtng  e  brief  Illness.  She  U  sur- 
▼tTed  by  the  husbsnd  and  e>  eon, 
both  of  H»^^*'fl^•',  The  body  waa 
forwarded  to  Menhfleld  this  morning 
by  the  KUnfner  Funeral  home  for 
buriaL  Funeral  esrrlces  wlU  be  held 
Thursday  afternoon,  although  the 
oour  has  net  been  set. 

L.  N.  COX. 

Funeral  eerrloee  for  Lorton  N.  Cox, 

M.  who  died  yeeterday  morning  la* 

local    hospltel    after   a   brief   illness, 

were  held  at  S30  p.  m.  today  at  Wis- 

I  hart   under  direction  of  Herman  H. 

!  Lohmeyer  Funeral  horns.    Mr.  Oox  Is 

I  surriTed  by  bis  wife,  four  eons,  and 

two  daughters. 

1JLA    LL'CUXB  I.UCAS. 

i  Xre  Luetlle  Laces,  M.months-old 
daughter  of  Mr.  end  Mrs.  Harrey  lM- 
ni.     M9     CoUtge     street,     died      »t 

,D40p.  m.  today  et  tbe  home  follow- 
ing a  brtef  Illness  Funeral  eertlcea 
wtH  be  bald  at  SAO  p.  m.  tomorrow" 
at  the  Sterne  mortuary.  Burial  win 
be  in  last  Lawn  cemetery. 


FaJOOX  K.  NBOTJS. 
Mrs.  Fannie  K.  Hegus,  formerly  of 
Springfield,  died  Tuesday  at  the- 
home  of  her  eon,  O.  H.  Negus,  In  Chi- 
cago, aooordlng  to  word  reoslred  here 
today.  Funeral  eerrloee  will  be  bald 
Ttmzaday  m.  Chicago.  , 

THURSDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  13, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 

Pace  1:  Job  Newton,  now  101,  took  an  auto  ride.** 

Charles  C.  King  was  appointed  guardian  for  Ruth  O.  King,  minor  heir  of  the  late 

R.  Ophelia  Seaman^  ^  ^^  r  ^^  ^  ^  ^^  R  ^  ^  both  of 

Springfield. 

Page  2:  Mrs.  Eliza  McDowell  died.** 

Florence  A.  Rozell  was  appointed  administratrix  of  the  estate  of  William  R. 

Ellison. 

Page  3:  Mrs.  Gertrude  Lea  died.** 

J.  E.T.Hunt  died.** 

Mrs.  Fannie  E.  Negus  died.** 

B.  F.  Smith  died.** 

Lucas  infant  died.** 

Mrs.  Mollie  Smott  died.** 
Page  6:  Marker  put  up  on  Indian  mounds  on  the  Drury  campus.** 
Page  7:  A  son  Charles  Vernon  Underwood  was  born  October  9  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  William 
Underwood  of  1089  South  Douglas  avenue. 

Page  11:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  "our  sorrow,"  signed  by  E.  C.  Sawyer 

and  Mr.  and  Mrs.  George  Crippen. 

LUCAS   INFANT 


W.  wtoa  «•  taaak  ear  Iriraaa  tor  kl**- 
ttm  ^owm  ■•  Sarins  •»*  srvat  ■»"» 
^4  tor  the  baaatUal  floral  offerins*. 

K.  C   8AWTM. 
MR.  aaa  MH   CEO.   CRIPPEM. 


1     .....I...I-I       !■!  .1-' 


rii 


i 

ha  Lucille  Lucas.  2.1-mni.ths-o.d 
■titugl.tt-r  of  Mr.  ana  Mrs.  Hnrvey 
Lii.m.1  of  ."'39  rollcao  street,  died 
v.-surday  following  a  brief  Illness. 
Kunt-r.il  s.ivl.«8  will  be  held  at 
L*:30  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
.<tarn.-  mortuary  with  burUl  In 
r^ist   l^iwn   cemetery. 


DED1CATESMARKER 

ONORIMPOS 

Site  Marks  Fcrtner  Homes  of 
Mound  Dwellers  of  Neolithic 
Age,  Said  To  Be  10,000 
Years  Ago 


i 

1  "DU1LT  on  a  mound     which.  *up- 
posedly,    wu    the    home    ot    the 
chief  tribe  of  Oxark  mound  dweller* 
of    the   neolithic    age— *om*    10.000 
year*    ago — a    marker    wm    yestar- 
d«y    dedicated      by    the    UntTeralty 
Club      In    commemoration      of    the  j 
event.    The  marker,  of  white  atone.  | 
and    uniform    with     othera     placed 
about  the  city  on  hlatorlc  spots,  was 
set  slightly  north  of  the  Music  hall. 
"The    mound    dwellera    were    the 
second  race  of  people  to  Inhabit  the 
Oxarks."    Prof.    L.    E.    Meador   told 
the  University  Club  membere.  "the 
cave-dwellers  being  the  first.     The 
mounds   were    circular,    from   IB    to 
30  feet  in  diameter,  and  there  were 
at    least    10.000    in    Greene    county 
alone.     There  are  a  great  many  on 
the    Drury   campus.     We   have   but 
a   few   bare  facts   concerning    these 
people,   but  we   know      this   much: 
they   were  the   makers  of  the  first 
rough   tools,  the   wedge,   the   wheel, 
the    screw,   the   lever   —  tools    that 
modern  Industry  could  not  do  with- 
out." 

The  marker  accidentally  serves  a 
double  purpose— the  other  being  to 
mark  the  spot  where  on*  of  thw 
moat  famous  traJU  leading  tot*  tho 
Oaarka  uogeit  thS  Drury  campus. 

^StWaaSSttW 

try  pflMMMrt  several  large  spring*, 
besides  being  a*  Meal  hunting 
ground.  As  h  **suK&nun*erou» 
trails  Into  this  country  war*  «•*•*- 
listed  by  ths  Indian*.  ■OMfj^f 
which  later  d*v*lop*a  -tot*  gremf 
highways  and  other  route*  for  xatt- 
roada.  Many  ot  these  trails  bagaa 
near  the  Atlantic  a— cost,  and  ltd 
aa  far  wast  as  Kansas.  Ona  of  thS 
most  traveled  of  the**  trail*  croea- 
«d  the  campus  at  the  very  spot 
where  th*  monument  now  standa." 
Miaa  Alice  Thrasher  of  the  Eng- 
lish department  at  Drury  college, 
unveiled  the  marker. 


ITncle  Job*  Newton 

•    •    •  .-••    •    •    • 

At  102  fa  Thrilled  by 
on*  Auto  Journ 


•Hacis  Joh"  Newteu.  who  Is  a*- 
hi*  »ait»4  htrthday.  «*- 
Sunday  that  ho  wanted  to 
■Bake  a  hnelness  visit  to  8t_  Louts, 

The  pioneer  wholesaler,  who 
boaeed  one  of  the  first  -cov*r*d 
wagon"  train*  from  St.  Louis  to 
California  In  1148  and  who  cam* 
to  Springfield  from  St.  Louis  in  a 
wagon  pulled  by  oxen,  decided 
that  a  trip  over  'The  Main  street 
of  America"  would  do  him  good. 

In  company  with  friends,  he 
started  late  In  the  day  for  St. 
Louis  In  an  automobile  and  a 
meaaage  to  his  son  here  stated 
that  he  stood  the  trip  well  and 
was  having  a  good  time  in  St. 
Louis. 

Mr.  Newton  ran  a  wholesale 
hoiifce  In  St,  Louis  when  that  city 
was  a  small  village  on  the  Missis- 
sippi river. 


LACLEDE  COUNTY  WOMAN 
DIES  NEAR  AGNES,  M0. 

LEBANON.  Mo..  Oct.  12.— Mrs.  , 
Elita  McDowell.  87.  wife  of  Oliver 
McDowell,  ot  near  Agnes,  Mo.,  died 
at  her  home  following  a  short  Ill- 
ness. She  was  born  In  Laclede 
county  August  16.  1890.  She  was 
the  daughter  of  the  Keverend  and 
Mrs.  W.  T.  Spencer.  She  was  mar- 
ried to  Mr.  McDowell  May  1.  i»14 
and  to  this  union  wa*  born  8  boys 
apd  8  girls. 

She  is  survlde  by  the  husband, 
six  children,  a  sister,  Mrs.  R.  L. 
Lewis,  of  Orla,  Mo.,  three  brothers. 
W.  H.  Spencer,  of  Bono.  Ark.,  R. 
A.  Spencer,  of  Southard,  Mo.,  and 
S.  J.  Spencer  of   Paducah.   Ky. 


DEATHS 


MRS.  GERTRUDE  LEA 
The  body  of  Mra  Gertrude  Lea. 
4»  years  old.  wile  of  T.  1L  Lea  of 
ilorshfleld.  Mo,  who  died  Tuesday 
night  In  a  local  hospital  after  a 
brief  illness,  wa*  forwarded  to 
Marshfleld  yesterday  morning  by 
the  Klingner  Funeral  home.  Fu- 
neral services  will  be  held  this  aft- 
ernoon. She  la  survived  by  the 
husband  and  one  ton,  both  of. 
Mamhfleld.  1 


<V11 


MRS.  MOLLIS  SMOTT 

Borlal   •sprjoa.   ****+¥***£ 

gmott,  »*!■*•  old.  tvfogwrgtt*-3 

dent  of  eWtagfleld  who  died  Mo* 

dor  oroalta*  tt  tho  homo    o*  h* 

niece,  Mra.  A-  J.  8»od"  of  *fS??L 
CKy.  will  be  held  In  Maplo  Ptr* 
cemetery  at  *  o'clock  thto  aittr- 
noon.  with  the  Reverend  Pool  «*• 
TaJbott,  former  rector  of  Christ 
Episcopal  church  here.  officiating. 
Burial  wlU  bo  under  direction  of  the 
Paxston  Funeral  home.  Mrs.  Smott 
was  a  alster  of  Mra.  8.  F.  Vinton 
and  Mre.  George  F.  Reed,  tooth  of 
Springfield. 


MRS.  FANNIE   E.  NEOUft 
'     Mrs.   Kannle  E.   Negus,  a  former 
resident  of  Springfield,  died  Tues- 
day at  the  homo  of  her  eon.  C.  X. 
Negus  of  Chicago,  according  to  In-  I 
formation    received    here   yesterday.  ■ 
runeral    •orvlccs      will    be   held    In  • 
Oiioun)   toda>. 


I 


»«^ 


B.   F.   SMITH  ! 

Funeral  *er»a-ea  for  H.  F.  Smith. 
;S  >v~»s  vlJ  who  died  Saturday  at 
It;;*  home  in  Moiiett,  were  held  Sun- 
day.  Hun. a  nu  In  the  I.  O.  O.  V. 
,-.  iiict.ry  there.  He  1*  survived  by 
the  widow,  lour  sisters.  Mrs.  Emma 
lliiToiouiou*  of  l->s  Angeles;  Mrs. 
Mamie  Jameson  »•*  San  Francisco; 
.Mrs.  Otrrjo  U.  Clark  of  Oxford. 
Miss.  ;md  Mrs.  Martha  Eagle  of 
l*;trd:iiKU>n,  t'hio.  and  one  brother, 
EiB»y  Smith  of  Mansfield.  Mo. 


J.  E.  T.  HUNT  | 

Funeral  service*  teJ.ET.  Hunt. 

7t    year*   old.    who    died    yesterday 

morning  at  the  home  of  a  daughter. 
Mra.  Charles  WUUam*  '  e*  *M% 
6urooe  street.  wtU  be  held  at  l«| 
o'clock  this  morning  at  the  Kllng-  '■ 
ner  Kuneral  home,  with  burial  In; 
Haaelwood  cemetery.  He  Is  sur- , 
Tired  by  the  widow,  three  dsugh- 
!  ters  and  uiw  son. 

THURSDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  13, 1927-LEADER 

Page  2:  Mrs.  Eliza  McDowell  died.** 
Page  4:  Dr.  L.  West  of  Monett  died.** 
Washington  Ray  Kellett  died.** 
Page  6:  Births  reported.** 
Page  11:  William  King  died.** 

Rev.  0.  E.  Hamilton  of  Mountain  Grove,  prominent  evangelist,  died  Sunday  in 
San  Antonio,  Texas.  He  was  a  graduate  of  Drake  University.  He  is  survived  by  his  widow 
who  is  a  student  in  Springfield  State  Teachers  college,  a  daughter  Jean,  a  brother  Roy  of 
Longview,  Wash.,  and  by  his  father  W.  B.  Hamilton  of  Victoria,  Texas. 
Ira  Lucille  Lucas  died.** 
Miss  Mollie  Smoot  died.** 
Mrs.  Gertrude  Lea  died.** 
J.  E.T.Hunt  died.** 
Mrs.  Fannie  E.  Negus  died.** 
Dorothy  Dickens  died.** 
Page  12:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  in  the  time  of  "our  bereavement,"  signed  by  Clyde 
Pope  and  son. 

Page  15:  Miss  Frances  T.  Bishop  and  Mr.  Fayette  Haris  Sweany  were  married.  At  the 
same  time  her  parents  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas  Jefferson  Bishop  celebrated  their  golden  wedding 
anniversary.** 

Miss  Elizabeth  R.  Hood  and  Mr.  Douglas  R.  Forrester  were  married.** 
The  Stubblefield  family  held  a  reunion.** 


*-  CaftDft  OF  THANKS. ' 


POPE—  W«  dealit  to  thank  all  tbois  who 
vrre  so  kind  and  helpful  to  ui  in  our 
recent  bare* reneot.  JbpeciaUy.  do  we 
appreciate  the  (crvice*  of  Rev.  Beadier. 

__ CLYDE    POPE    AND   SON. 

■BOB — — B» >   ■■«».'      m  i  ■■«■      1JJ-J  '  W»S 


rorrester-nood. 
Mr..  StrU»  Hood.  1118  Worth  Grant 
avenus.     announce,  tht    «*^-g*J? 

bex  daughter.  Ml*.  EUatbeth  R. ^Hood. 
STmt.  bougla.  R.  rorreator  of  Mar- 
lonTllle  yesterday. 


I 


T13 


IT.  B,  Kellett  Die*. 

Washington  Ray  KeUett,  «2  years 
old.  secretary-treasurer  of  the  Cash 
Clothing  company,  died  in-  West 
Plains  yesterday. 

Mr;  Kellett,  who  wm  a  meutber  oX 
one  pi  the  early  pioneer  -families  of 
this  section  ol  the  Ozaxak.  was.  for 
many  yeara,  a  merchant  and  banker 
of  Bakexetleld.  Ozark  county,  before 
earning  to  Wwt  Plains  to  live  four 
yean  ago.  He  helped  to  organise  the 
Bank  of  BakataOeld.  and  was.  lta 
president  for  many  years.  •  ■•• 
-  Shortly  before  Mr.  Kellett  cad  hla 
wtfe  came  to  West  Plains  to  lire  they 
purchased  stock  In  the  Union  5Ute 
bank  In  Weet  Plains,  and  latex,  after 
they  had  purchaaed  a  home  here  and 
moved  to  West  Plaice.  Mr.  Kellett 
purchased  «n  Interest  In  the  paah 
Clothing  company. 

Mr.  Kellett  was  born  November  a«. 
184«.  on  a  term  near  Ozark.  Mo,  In 
Christian  countj,  but  while  a  child 
hla  parents  mored  from  '  Christian 
county  to  Ozark  -id  located  at 
UdaO,  where  he  frew  to  manhood. 
Weaen  he  reached  mature  years  w. 
luy  Kellett  soon  became  one  of  the 
leading  business  men  of  Oeark  coun- 
ty, and  waa  engaged  in  the  mercan- 
tile bnstnees  in  Bakerafleld  and  alao 
wee  postmaster  at  that  place  fox  ser- 
eral  years  before  entering  the  bank- 


Gojden  Wedd  •     Celebrated. 

The  marriage  of  MIm     Prance*     T. 

lahop.    daughter    or    Mr.    and    Mrs. , 

lames    Jefferson    Bishop    of    near 

>uth  Greenfield,  to  Mr.  Payette  Har- 

Sweany  of  Waahlngton  X>.  C,  was 

plemnlzed  Sunday  when  her  parents 

celebrated  tbolr  fiftieth  wedding  an* 
nlvereary.  The  wedding,  which  waa  a 
touching  and  unusual  climax  for  the 
anniversary  celebration  In  which 
many  friends  and  neighbors  of  the 
Bishops  Joined,  tu  an  el  fresco  af- 
fair tad  the  doub!a  ring  eervlcfv  waa 
read  by  Dr.  Marion  Stevenson  of  St. 
Louis.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  'Sweeny  left  im- 
mediately after  the  ceremony  to  motor 
to  Washington.  Greetings  and  con- 
gratulations were  received  by  both 
brides  as  well  as  numerous  tokens  of 
friendship.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Bishop,  who 
are  well  kno\  n  In  Dade  county,  nave 
resided  at  their  present  heme  most  of 
their  maxrlM  life. 


itqbbtoflejd  Reunion, 

BtubbleJleld/  rHM     West ■-  Division 

stree  V  *»  '&°WSk4 ,  M*  ■$<&*■  ****' 
gar  and  lier  "»  MjgUtcrr  Helen  of 
Eureka  Springe,  m*  who  were  visit- 
ing tbe  City.  A^lfrgo  table  epread 
with  a  befatfiful-  diaper  wan  decora- 
ted with  dsnllaVtJetera;  and  '  tosta. 
Thoee  who  enjoyed  the,  occasion  were: 
Messrs.  and  Meeds^ea  0,  W.  Green* 
wade,  P.  F.  Muslei,  Ji  Ai  Hall;  Robert 
Harrison,  Emery  Isernlnger,  Everett 
Snider.  Weademea  Laura  Barger. 
Homer  Abbott,  O.  0.  Btubblefleld.  T. 
Stubblefleld>.Lee  Snider:  Misses  Hazel 
Qreenwade,  Helen:  Barger,  Oenevieve 
etubblefleld.  Jenny  Washburn,  Helen 
Margaret  Greenwade,  Woodrow  Stub- 
blef  leld,  Betty  Jean* Abbott.  Sue  Stub* 
blefleld,  Gloria  Lee  Harrison;  Messrs. 
Kenneth  Sllsby.  Young.  Howard  and 
Paul  Btubblefleld  and  Master  Donald 
Lee  Isernlnger. 


A   Dentist    Dies. 

Dr.  L.  West,  a  well  known  dentist 
ml  Monet*,  la  dead. 

Dr.  West  was  the  son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Armenia*  West  and  was  born 
umaj  Springfield  in  January.  1660.  He 
taught  school  when  a  young  man  In 
the  rural  echoohi  of  southwest  Mla- 
eourt.     Later  he  took   vp  the  practice 


sceaa*'^h, 

six  months  ago. 

. .      . . ' .,  »•*'  •  • 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Nick  Wagner.  763 
North  Boulevard,  announce  the  birth 
of  a  eon,  October  11  at  Burge  hos- 
pital. Mrs.  Wagner  was  formerly 
Miss    Esther    Anderson. 

Ur.  and  Mrs.  William  Underwood. 
1069  South  Douglas  avenue  announce 
the  birth  of  a  son,  Charles  Vernon  on 
Sunday,  October  ». 


SIM 


LUCAS  INFANT. 
Tuaertf  MrtJota  wer»  Held  at  a«> 
p.  m.  today  far  Ira  Lucille  Lucaa,  23- 
months-oW  daughter  or  Mr. '  and 
mm.  Harrey  Lucaa  of  Mfl  College 
street,  who  died  yesterday  following 
a  brief  Ulnesa.  Burial  *m  in  East 
Lawn  cemetery  under  direction  of  W. 
U  sum*,  undertaker. 

MOLLIS  8MOOT. 

Miss  Motile  Smoot,  rortner  resident 
of  Springfield,  died  Monday  evening 
*«  the  homo  of  bar  niece,  lira.  A.  J. 
Bands.  In  Kmhh  City,    Funeral  aerr-  j 
toes  win  be  bald  Id  Kansas  Olty  and  | 
burial  in  Maple  Put  cemetery  here.  ; 
under  the  dlreotlon     ot     the     Paxou 
Undertaking  company.     Dr.  Paul  R. 
Talbot,  rector  of  Christ's  church,  erlll 
conduct  the  Mrrioee  at  the  grare. 

Miss  Smoot  waa  a  elater  of  Mrs.  B. 
8.  Vinton,  and  Mrs.  O.  F.  Reed,  de- 
ceased. 


I  MRS,  GERTRUDE  LEA. 

funeral  aervloee  were  held  today 
Tor  Mra.  Oeitrude  Lea,  40.  wife  ol  T. 
U.  Lea  ot  Marehfleld.  Mo,  who  died 
Tuesday  night  in  a  local  hospital  af- 
ter a  brief  lllneee.  The. body  wma  for- 
warded to  Merahfleld  yesterday  by 
the  Kilngner  Funeral  home.  She  la 
surrlved  by  her  husband  end  e  son, 
both  of  Marehfleld. 


J.  E.  T.  HUNT. 

Funeral  aervlcea  for  J.  K.  T.  Hunt, 
i0,  who  died  yesterday  morning  et 
the  home  of  a  daughter.  Mr».  Charles 
WUllama  of  3117  Spruce  street,  were 
held  at  10  a.  m.  today  at  the  KUUif- 
ner  Funeral  home.  Burial  waa  In 
Baaelwood  cemetery.  Me  la  survived 
by  hla  wife,  three  daughter*  and  a 
■on. 


a    ,  DuflpTHV  OICKRNS. 

Dorotby  Dloka&av -•infant  daughter 
of  Mr.  and  Mra  Leonard  Dickens,  of 
Mumford,  Mo.  died  at  630  o'clock 
yesterday  afternoon  at  the  home.  She 
la  eurrlved  by  the  parenta  and  a  ela- 
ter. Funeral  services  wera  held  at 
2:30  p.  m.  today  and  burial  waa  in 
Robinson  cemetery.  eoutbeaat  of 
Springfield,  under  the  direction  of  the 
Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 


i 


I 


mrs.  eliza  Mcdowell 
dies  at  lebcnan 


LEBANON.  Mo.,  Oct.  13.— Mre.  El  Ira 
McDowell.    17   years  old.   died    at  the 
family  res        ce  near  Agnes,  Mo.,  fol-, 
lowing  a  r,       t  Illness.    She  waa  the 
wife  of  Ol:-  n  McDowell. 

Mrs.  McDowell  waa  lh'  daunhter  -of 
Rar.  and  Mre.'W.  T.  Spencer  ana y*~f 
born  in  Laclede  county  August  18, 
1690.  She  was  married  to  Mr.  Mc- 
Dowell May  1.  ion. 

She  le  survived  by  the  husband,  six 
children,  a  sister.  Mrs.  R.  L.  Lr  wis  of ' 
Orla,  Mo^,  three  brothers,  W.  H.  i 
Spencer  of  Bono,  Ark.;  R.  A.  Spencer  | 
of  Southard.  Mo.,  and  8.  J.  Spencer  . 
of  Paducah.  Ky. 


**4 


SEEK  H& ATI VESdR 

MAN  WHU  DIED  HERE 

Practically  unknown,  William 
King,  M,  died  thla  morning  in  a 
local  hospital  following  a  few  dayi 
lllneee. 

The  man  came  htra  about  15  day* 
ago,  so  far  as  is  known,  ana  stopped 
at  wo  College  street.  He  became  111 
tbortly  alter  nW  arrival,  ~ 

King  la  light  complaasohwd.  about 
fire  feet  and  11  Inches)  In  height  and 
weighs  about  140  pound*.  At  aome 
tune  he  suffered  the  low  of  hla 
right  eye.  His  body  U  being  held 
at  the  W.  L.  Starne  mortuary.  Wal- 
nut and  Market  avenue. 


MRS.  FANNIE   SEOl'S. 

Mrs.  Fannie  E  Negua.  a  former 
j  BprlngfJeid  resident,  died  Thursday 
nt  the  home  of  her  i<on.  C  N.  Negua. 
of  Chicago,  aocordlng  to  information 
received  Here.  Funeral  eerrlces  were 
held  in  Chicago  today. 

FRIDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  14, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  license:  Sidney  R.  Davidson,  34,  of  Tulas,  Okla.,  and  Louise  Reeves, 

24,  of  Springfield. 

Page  5:  Miss  Elizabeth  R.  Hood  and  Mr.  Douglas  R.  Forrester  were  married.** 
Page  8:  Anna  Willoughby  sues  to  divorce  Ewing  Willoughby.  They  were  married 

March  1,  1897. 


<m 


Son  born  October  12  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Walter  S.  Siplinger  of  622  South  Missouri 

o  V  CI  1  lid 

Page  9:  Dorothy  Dickens  died.** 

Page  13:  Wilbur  Carlew  committed  suicide.** 

Page  19:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  "our  sorrow,"  signed  by  Clyde  Pope  and 


son. 


DICKENS    INFANT 

I  Funeral  services  for  Dorothy 
Dickens,    of    Mumford.    Mo,    who 

I  died  al  6:10  o'clock  Wednesday 
afternoon  at  the  home  were  held 
at  1:10  o'clock  yesterday  after- 
noon with  burial  In  Robinson  ceme- 
tery, southeast  of  Springfield,  un- 
der direction  of  the  Alma  Lobtney- 


i  er   Funeral   home. 


I 


HOOD-FORRESTER 
Mrt.  Bertha  Hood.  1123  #Nortli 
ilrant  avenue,  announce*  the  mar- 
riage of  her  daughter.  Elizabeth  It 
Mood,  to  Mr.  Douglas  It.  Korreeter 
of  Mnrlonvllle  October  12.  The  serv- 
ice was  read  by  tho  Heverend  K.  V. 
I  ««ko 


BAGMELL  MAN  COMMITS 
SUICIDE  BY  SHOOTING 

.  Wilbur  Carlew.  T4.  bachelor,  oom- 

Jiriltted  suicide  at  Bafnell  by  shoot - 

|ing   hlmaelf    He  was  born  at  Tlo- 

•  nJecog*.  S*.  »  and  went  to  Bafnell. 

north    of    Springfield,    three   years 

ego.   He   leaves  no  known  relatives. 


^w.  m  ■  iw  ■  m     hi     ■ilwiw^,«nm 

PERSONALS— 1 


We  wish  5  eapraat.  oui 

Meats  tm  their  ktadaaat  dariag  ear 
great  strew  aa4  — seesUbr  u»  Bar.  Shaw- 
tar:  eh*  far  eaaatifal  ftoral  effort***. 
Slgaeai 

OLTDB    POPE, 
and 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  14, 1927-LEADER 

Page  2:  Frank  Strick  was  killed.** 

F.  W.  Adams  became  73  years  old.** 
Page  8:  Wilbur  Carlew,  74,  bachelor,  committed  suicide  at  Bagnell.  He  was  born  at 
Ticonderoga,  N.  C.  He  leaves  no  known  relatives. 

Page  25:  Marriage  license:  Lilburn  Motley,  17,  and  Hattie  Sanders,  17,  Negroes,  both 
of  Springfield. 

Page  26:  Marriage  license:  Sidney  R.  Davidson,  34,  of  Tulsa,  Okla.,  and  Louise 
Reeves,  23,  of  Springfield. 

Mrs.  Annie  Willoughby  sues  to  divorce  Ewing  Willoughby.  They  were  married 
March  1,  1897.  They  have  a  son  John  Willoughby,  18. 
Mrs.  Amanda  Lyman  died.** 


Page  27 
Page  28 
Page  31 


Mrs.  Nancy  Harwood  died.** 

Card  of  thanks  from  Mrs.  Lena  Rader  and  others.** 

Miss  Thelma  Louise  Robertson  and  Mr.  Paul  W.  Vann  are  engaged  to 


marry.' 


RESIDENT  OF  STATE 

FOR  74  YEARS  IS  DEAD 

.  / 

Mrs.  Amand*  >orm*G,  c£  S&^miti*. 
MJgaouxl  ave'nuev  died  -a^bspr  Jaotam 
thl*  morning   at  8:16   O'clock.       flb* 
was  80  years  of  age. 

Mrs.  Lyman  came  to  Missouri  from 
Tenneenee  with  her  parent*  74  years 
ago.  settling  on  a  farm  near  QaHoway 
In  1813  the  and  her  husband  mrmd 
to  Springfield.  Mr.  Lyman  died  here 
April    14.    1021.    Mrs.  Lyman    U   eur- 

Ivlved  by  a  daughter.  Mrs.  Prank 
West;  two  sons,  A.  J.  end  J.  L-  Ly- 
man, end  a  brother.  L.  F.  Patterson, 
all  of  Springfield. 

Punera.  aervloee  win  be  held  at  tht 
home  tomorrow  at  2  o'clock?  and  In* 
torment  will  be  made  at  DodSon 
cemetery. 


PIES  AT  AOK  Or  aX 
Mrs.  Jtency  Uarwood.  U.  died  at 
410i.  m.  today  at  Che  home  of  her 
daughter.  Mm.  Penny  Clement.  WtJ 
teat  Locust  street,  foUowtatj  a  Itn- 
gerlng  lllneea.  funeral  arrangement* 
are  incomplete.  »nt  they  wtU  be  on- 
d,r  the  direction  of  the  Sermsa  H. 
Uohmtyer  Paneral  home."  She  t>  anr- 
rired  by  three  daughter*  and  a  adn. 


a_  canon  t/t  TWcaa. 

fn*n<t»   ara£   r*tmxt*T*  tor    UmIx    kiztdnr** 
and    (TxaaaAter  c«nsc    ih*>    strfcnrw    axid 
grata    *f  ear   Isvei    hurts iwi    ea ' 
&I«ob       Al*e    tor    »*•    eeeeUfel 
•(f-rtcg*       «i    «uh    W>    extend    special1 
IfiAnLi    te     BroibfT    ArUxu     WUaoa.     £>i    ; 
Wad*     Dr.    Wmareo    and    T.    *^ 

MRS.     LE4A    RAOUI. 

MR      AM)     MHB      W      M 


OoraJl 
pedai 
WUaoa.     Dt 
B.    Cbam^.     , 

RADER 


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i  ■"'    Mmm*1*  rm**  (HA 

i  -».  ~j».~   9  xr  Adama  of  poU*** 

ho^toOtMM^.nf*^ 
for  14  r«*rs  wao 


rineti.  About  «Kbt  ^JJVjJ 
mm  ww  reorganl«d  and  »»"*£**: 
tod  a.  tbo  Adama-Adama  *«W 
Oo,  Mr.  Adama  ujd  tto  •»  r  "• 

Adama.  beto*  «*♦  ^^T*!!!?^- 
Mr   Adam*  rapreafmtod  Foil  eoun- 

tr  in  tbo  toglalatxiro  to  W41  "^ 
bal pod  to  wrlto  th.  Contonnlal  Boad 
Ew,  under  which  Mlaaourl.  road 
sygtcm  haa  boan  btnlt. 


jmmlc  Otrtck  of  BrloafldM 
Blown  to  pleco*  b7  »  powdar  tOait 
a*  th*  lh-«  kiln  at  Fatrea  CUT.  Us. 
etrtck  m  alone  at  tin  ttm*  tbo  ac- 
cident occurred  and  the  eano*  1m  un- 
known. 

Mr.  Stride  to  employed  at  tbo 
Uln  ha-ring  for  hi*  raftrtar  duty  th« 
attUnr  ot  blast*.  An  tnquart  w»i 
hold  by  William  Wwwll.  coroMr  of 
Lawrence  county.  Tbo  JurTa  eardict 
vraa  tbat  Frank  BUlok  make  to  hia 
death  by  a  powder  explosion  th* 
mum  of  which  Li  unknown  to  tbi 
Jury. 

Ml«  Louise  Bobextaoa  to  Wed. 
Mr.  and  Mr*.  G,  Q*  BobertaxHi  of 
Brookllne  announco  tbo  engagement 
and  approaching  marrtg*  of  their 
daughter.  TbeUna  Loulee.  to  Mr.  Paul 
W.  Venn  of  Neted*,  Mo.  Tbo  wad- 
ding will  bo  aoLamnbsad  tna  eealy  part 
of  next  month.  Kumaroua  CWM 
and  partlaa  hare  bom  planned  far  the 
bride-elect,  who  baa  bom  maktof.  Mr 
homo  bar*  with  bar  alstar.  Mm.  H.  L> 
Potter.  733  Seat  Para  street. 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  15, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  3:  Mrs.  Nancy  Harwood  died.** 

Mrs.  Amanda  Lyman  died.** 

Mrs.  Paulina  N.  Youngblood  died.** 

Charles  C.  Moore  died.** 
Page  10:  Arthur  Earl  Ragland  died.** 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 

Steven  J.  Slauf.  27.  Qraftoit  Ohio.  I 

and    Oolda     B.     Baumr*rdner,     20. 

Ami;  J.  H.  Denton.  21.  and  Elisabeth 

Patterson,  17,  both  of  Springfield. 


DEATHS 


MR8.  NANCY  HARWOOD 
Funeral  arrangement*  for  Mr*. 
Nancy  Harwood,  t2  years  old,  wbo 
died  early  yesterday  morning-  at 
the  home  of  her  daughter,  Mrs. 
Fanny  Crement,  t82  East  Locust 
street,  following  a  lingering-  Illness, 
are  yet  Incomplete  but  probably  will 
be  held  Sunday  afternoon  at  the 
Central  Christian  church,  with 
burial  Id  Hazclwood  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  the  Herman  H. 
I>ohmeyer  Funtral  home.  She  Is 
survived  by  three  daughters,  Mrs. 
Nora  Och.«mbeln.  of  Joplln,  Mo., 
Mrs.  Emma  Obland.  ot  Denver. 
Colo.,  and  Mrs.  Crement.  and  one 
son.  E<1   Harwood,  of  !>>trolt,   Mich. 


MRS.  AMANDA   LYMAN 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Amanda 
layman,     80    years    old.     for    many  I 
years     a    resident    of    this    county. 
who  died   yesterday  morning  at  her 
home  at  813  Fouth  Missouri  avenue,  ' 
after    a    lingering    Illness,    wfll    be 
held  at  2  o'clock  this  afternoon  at 
the    residence,    with    the    Reverend 
H.   F.   I<eak*.  pastor  of  South   Ave- 
nue   Christian    church,    officiating.1 
Burial   will  be    in   Dodson   cemetery' 
under   direction   of    the    Alma   Loh-  j 
mayor   Funeral   home.   Mrs.   layman, 
who  moved  to  this  region  74  years] 
ago.  settling  on  a  farm   near  Onllo- 
way.   Is   survived  by  one   daughter,] 

Mr*.  Frank  West,  two 
and  A.  J.  layman,  and 
F.  L.  Patterson,  all  ot 


W 


MRS.  PAULINA  N.  YCHJNOBLOdO 
Funeral  service*  for  Mra  PanHfca 

N.  Youngblood,  84  years  old.  for 
•S*"years  a  resident  «f  Qwi 
county,  who  died  at  7  o'clock  last 
evening  after  *  lingering  Uln«M 
at  her  home  at  765  Prospect  ave- 
nue, will  be  held  at  3:10  o'clock 
tomorrow  afternoon  at  the  Pythftm 
Avenue  Baptist  church,  with  burial 
In  East  Uwn  cemetery  tinder  di- 
rection of  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
home.  Mrs.  Youngblood  Is  sur- 
vived by  the  husband.  James  P. 
Tounghluod,.  by  five  sons,  William 
E ..  John  I).,  J.  Robert  and  George 
B  .  all  of  Springfield,  and  J.  P.. 
Jr.  of  Dallas.  Texas;  by  four 
grandchildren  and  two  great - 
grandchildren. 


CHARLE8  C.  MOORE 
Charles  C.  Moore,  a  former  resid- 
ent of  Springfield'  died  at  9  o'clock 
last  night  in  Kansas  City.  The 
body  will  arrive  this  morning  and 
funeral  services  will  be  held  at  2 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  KUng- 
ner  Funeral  chapel,  with  burial  In 
Maple^Park  cemetery  where  services) 
will  be  under  direction  of  the  Ma- 
sonic order.  Mr.  Moore  was  a  mem- 
ber of  the  Greenlee!  Masonic  lodge 
of  Oreenloaf.  Kan.  He  Is  survived 
by  a  brother-in-law,  Charles  Dare, 
of   Springfield. 


LACLEDE  COUNTY  BOY 
DIED  AT  COLUMBIA,  MO. 


COLUMBIA,  Mo.,  Oct.  14. 
Arthur  Earl  Itaglandr-^.  of  Phllllps- 
turg.  Mo.;  a  Junior  In  ihe  Univers- 
ity of  Missouri,  and  'editor  of  the 
1918  Savltar,  university  annual, 
died  in  the  university  hospital  her* 
today  of  an  Infection  of  the  throat. 

Ragland  had  been  ill  for  several 
weeks,  and  two  transfusions  with 
blood  furnished  by  Delta  Upsllon 
fraternity  brothers  had  been  made 
in  an  effort  to  save  his  life. 

Ragland  was  graduated  from  the 
university  high  school  here.  His 
parents  live  In  Phtlllpsburgh,  La- 
clede  county. 


SATURDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  15, 1927--LEADER 

Page  1:  The  will  of  William  V.  Breazeale  is  in  probate.** 

Page  7:  A  daughter  Carolyn  Ruth  Adamson  was  born  October  10  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  J. 
Adamson,  1507  W.  Walnut. 

Mrs.  Amanda  Lyman  died.** 

Mrs.  Paulina  N.  Youngblood  died.** 

Charles  C.  Moore  died.** 

Mrs.  Carrie  Linster  died.** 

Mrs.  Mandy  J.  Webb  died.** 

Mrs.  Nancy  Harwood  died.** 


PAULINA   YOUNOBLOOD.  • 

run  oral  •anrlc-M  for  Mrs.  PaulUUY. 
N.  Youngulcod.  84,  who  died  at  17. 
o'clock  last  night  alter  a  lingerie* { 
Ulnesa  at  bar  horns  at  753  ProaptWt 
avenue,  »U1  be  held  at  130  p.  m.' 
tomorrow  at  the  Pythian  Avenv'ie 
BaptUt  church,  with  burial  in  fca  ttj 
Lawn  eemetery  under  direction  of  t|  le 
KUlngjaer  Puneral  home.  Mxa,  Your»g-r 
blood  U  rurrlTed  by  ber  huibu.fi, 
judm  P.  Youngblood,  by  five  eof  a, 
William  K,  John  D..  J.  Robert  ef  id 
Oeorte  B-  all  of  Springfield,  and  .J. 
P.  Jf„  of  Delia*.  Tex.;  by  four  graa  d- 
chlldren  end  two  great  grandcadl- 
dren. 


AIRS?  NANCY  OABWOOD. 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Nancy 
Harwood.  82.  who.  died  early  yester- 
day morning  at  the  home  of  her 
daughter.  Mr*.  Fanny  Crement,  982 
East  Locust  street,  following  a 
lingering  Ulneew.  win  be  held  at  S 
p.  m.  Sunday  afternoon  at  the  Cen- 
tral Christian  church.  Burial  will 
t>«  In  baeelwood  cemetery  under  di- 
rection of  tbe  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer 
Puneral  borne.  Sbe  is  survived  by 
three  daughter*.  Mrs  Nora  Ochsm- 
beln  of  Joplln,  Mo.;  Mrs.  Emma  Ob- 
land  of  Denver,  Colo.,  and  Mrs. 
Orement,  and  a  eon,  Bd  Oarwood  of 
Detroit,  Mich. 


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SSESfl; 


Men'WtoSaw  W^V;:fcrea- 

;m\f  Sign  His  Name  Also 

Have'  Succumbed;   Court 

H&  to  Verity  Signatures  to 

Act  on  Will., 


A  series  of  death*  presented  *  court 


! 


The  witnesses  weietf,  J.  dldeon  snd 
J.  M:  6ldton:  -     ™&    ;  ^ 

Under  the  terms  or  the  win"  the 
residence  property  *t  Monro*  street 
alio!  Myrtle  «ttou«,  together?  with  mil 
furnishings  and  personal  "property, 
goes  to  ths  widow.  Mr*.  Clara  Bree- 
seale,  during  her  lifetime,  and  at  her 
death  to  a  eon,  A.  J.  BreaneeJe.        '  0 

The  remainder  of  the  estate  la  to 
go  to  another  son,  Charles  V.  Brea- 
aeale.  and  a  daughter,  Mra.  Mary 
8.  Crenshaw. 

The  will  aeU  out  that  the  ton,  A. 
J.  Breateale.  Is  to  cars  lor  the  widow 
during  her  lifetime  and  the  two  are 
named  joint  executors  of  the  will  to 
serve  without  bond. 

MBS.  CABB1H  UKSXSB. ' 
Mrs.  Carrie  Unater.  68  years  ©Id, 
died  at  XI  o'olock  last  night  at  *hs 
boms  ©X  her  son,  O.  F.  Zinster^  S08 
South  Florence  STenue.  run  seal 
tervloes  will  be  held  at  I  p.  a  dan- 
day,  with-  burial  in  East  Lawn  ««ne- 
tery  under  direction  of  the  Afl*a 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  horns.  Mrs.  Uto- 
■tsr  U  survived  by  two  sons,  O.  F. 
Llnster  and  A.  O.  Unater  of  Ott»- 
clnnatl.  O.,  and  a  daughter,  Mns. 
M  A.  Coe  of  Santiago.  Cal. 


AMANDA  LYMAN. 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Amanda 
Lyman,  80,  who  died  yesterday  at  her 
home,   BIS   South   Missouri    avenue, 
v-ere  bald  at  3  p.  m.  today  at   the 
resldenoe.     Ber.  B.  F.  Leaks',  pastor 
of   South  ATenue  Christian    church. 
^tflolated.     Burial  was    In    Dodsoa 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the  Alma 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home.     Mrs.   Ly. 
man  mored  to  thla  region  74  years  I 
ago.  settling  on  a  farm  near  Oallo-  j 
way.  •  She  la  surnred  by  a  daughter  I 
Mrs.    Frank   West,   two   eons,    J.   uF 
and  A  JT  Lyman,  and  a  brother,  F.  If 
L.  Patterson,  all  of  Springfield, 


MBS.   MANDY  4.   WKBTJ. 
Mrs.  Mandy  J.  Webb,  48.  wife  ot 
T.  F.  Webb,  died  at  ?  a,  m,  today. 
at   htr  home.  PC3  Johnson  avenue, 
following  a  brief  illness.    She  is  sur- 
vived by  her-  husband*  three  daugh- 
ters, Mlsa  Verna  Webb  of  the  homo. 
address,  Mra.  Clay  Cofxman  of  High- 
landvlllo.    and    Mrs.    Joe  .Taden    or. 
Kansas  city;   by  two  sons,  Lealle  or 
Kansas  City,  and  Ceoll  of  <m  Hamp- 
ton  avenue,    Springfield;    ty     four* 
brothere.  John  Flgg  and  W.  N.  Plggi 
of  HlghlendvlUe.  J.  T.  Plgg  of  Colon 
rado,  slid  Sam  Plgg  of  Oklahoma;  by/ 
a  slater.  Mrs.  .Oeorge  Hesllp  of  BJgb- 
lendvllle.     Funeral  cervices  probably? 
will    be   held    Monday    afternoon    av 
the    Grant    Avenus    Baptist    church 
with    burial    In     the     Odd      Fellows 
cemetery  *t  HlghlandvlUe.  under  the 
direction   of    W.   L,    Btarne.    under- 
taker. 


CHAKLSS  C  MOOBE. 

The  body  of  Charles  0.  Mboah.  a 
former  resident  of  Springfield,  Iwho 
died  at  0  o'clock  hut  night  in  Ran-: 
aaa  City,  arrived  hare  this  mora  dug 
and  funeral  services  were  held)  at 
8  pm.  today  at  the  gltngrww  FurJer* 

Mafraiv 

in  charge 

"Moore  was 

leaf  Masonic  lodge  of  Qrwole4f.  JCan, 

He  is  survived- by  *  brother-tin* tag, 

Charles  Dare,  of  Springfield. 


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SUNDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  16, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Pearl  Joplin  sues  to  divorce  E.  B.  Joplin.  They  were  married  May  26,  1903. 

A  son  Ira  A.  McBride,  Jr.,  was  born  October  15  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ira  McBride. 

Mrs.T.  A.  Coffeltdied.** 

Julia  N.  Cardin  sues  to  divorce  William  Oscar  Cardin. 
Page  3A:  Mrs.  Paulina  Youngblood  died.** 

Charles  C.  Moore  died.** 

Mr.  Bess  Waggoner  died.** 

R.C.Rice  died.** 

Mrs.  Carrie  Linster  died.** 

Mrs.  Mandy  J.  Webb  died.** 

Mrs.  Nancy  Harwood  died.** 
Page  5A:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Benjamin  Butts  celebrated  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 
Page  IB:  Mrs.  W.  A.  McMehen  died.** 

Marriage  license:  John  Riley  Arnold,  22,  and  Josephine  Rieke,  22,  both  of 
Springfield. 

Marriage  license:  Fay  W.  Sears,  25,  and  Geraldine  Grider,  21,  both  of  Springfield. 
Page  2B:  Mattie  Agee  sues  to  divorce  Al  Agee.  They  were  married  February  3,  1921. 
Page  6B:  Ida  Tinsely  sues  to  divorce  Edis  Tinsley.  They  were  married  August  27,  1926. 
Page  7B:  Mrs.  Tom  Fonville  and  her  brother  Addis  Martin  met  for  the  first  time  in  35 
years.** 

Daughter  born  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Phil  F.  Martin  of  Victoria,  Texas. 

Miss  Mable  Golden  and  William  Shockley,  both  of  Cuba,  were  married  October  5 
at  Union,  Mo.,  by  Rev.  Edwin  Bauer,  the  groom's  brother.  [That's  what  it  says.] 

Mrs.  W.  E.  Roller  of  Monett  died.** 

Dr.  L.  West  died  in  Monett. 

A  daughter  Betty  Irene  Trouba  was  born  October  9  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  W.  Trouba 


of  Monett. 


Sunday.*" 


Son  born  October  9  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  T.  Wilson  of  Monett. 

Robert  Greig  drowned.** 

Wyatt  Glidewell  of  Miller  and  Irene  Moore  of  Mt.  Vernon  were  married 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Dobyns  of  Miller  will  celebrate  their  55th  wedding 
anniversary  on  October  16.** 

Mrs.  Mary  Crow  Butts  died.** 

Mrs.  T.  A.  Brookshire  died.** 

Maud  Hargis,  3,  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas  Hargis  of  Jerome,  died. 
Page  10B:  Fay  W.  Sears  and  Geraldine  Grider,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married 
yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Page  3C:  Miss  Elizabeth  Patterson  and  Mr.  Jack  B.  Denton  were  married.** 

Miss  Thelma  Morris  and  Mr.  Harry  Reed  were  married.** 

Miss  Shirley  Katherine  Jones  and  Mr.  Harry  Ellis  Engle  were  married.** 


Mr».  Mary  Crow  ButU.  who  ha* 
be*n  Hnrerln*;  between  Ufa  and 
death  for  the  last  six  month*. 
passed  away  Saturday  aranlng  al 
her  apartment  In  tha  L  W.  Mayrlatd 
home. 

Mrs.  T.  A  Brookahire  died  last 
Saturday.  Oct.  8  at  the  family  hon>e 
tu  the  south  part  of  tha  county  at 
Ithe  axe   ot    W    years. 

Wyatt  Qlldewell  of  MUler  and 
Irene  Moore,  of  Mt.  Vernon,  were 
married  Sunday  afternoon,  the 
Jth.  at  ML  Vernon.  They  have  apart- 
ments In  Mrs.  Vina  Brown's  resl- 
denoe.  where  they  will  be  at  home 
to   their   many   friends. 


▲  dinner  wlU  be  hald  Sunday, 
Oct.  1«  at  tha  John  Dob/as  home 
•oath  of  Phelps.  It  bains;  in  honor  f 
•C  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Dobyns*  fifty 
fifth    weddins  anniversary. 


Mr*.   W.   «.   Roller,  who  had  re- 
turned    from   Baptist     hospital  of 
Bprlnstlsld  died  at  her  bona  early 
Taasday  moraine.  Funeral  sarvloee  1 
war*  bald  at  tha  horns  Wednesday  I 
aftarnoon  condactad  by  Raw.  F.  B. 

-   to  ' 


feady 

JCas,  and  nej  Hess 

ant  UOWrer- 

UK*  asM 


ISO 


Hobert.  the  16-montha-old  ion  of 
Mr.  and  Mr*.  Kd  Urelg.  living  oast 
of  Rolls,  was  drowned  In  the  stock 
pond  close  to  the  Orals  homo  last 
Monday.  At  the  time  Mrs.  <2relg 
«n  out  feeding  Ihe  chickens,  and 
the  little  boy  accompanied  her. 
.Shortly  after  going  out  the  little 
boy  ran  after  a  duck,  and  a  few 
minutes   Inter  she   missed   him.   and 

i  begun  to  look  around  after  him.  A 
little  later  Mr.  Crete  came,  and  the 
search    led    to    the    pond,    where    the 

,  body  of  the  child  vu  found  in  the 
water.  lifeless.     Dr.  Fulbrtght  of  St, 


Dr.  L.  West.  age  77.  father  of  Dr. 
W.   M.    Weal    died   at  hla   home  on 
Third  street  last   Saturday,  October  , 
8.    of    bronchial    trouble.       II.        «.is 
born    near    Springfield  In    1850.   He  ' 
had  resided  In  Monett  for  a  number 
of  ymrt  and  was  a  successful  dent-  ' 
1st    Me  leavrs  .1  wife,  daughter.  Miss; 
KrleJa.   1  <r    \V.   M.    'West   tif    Muni.lt,  ! 
Mr*.  Ooorge   PetUt   of  Kansaa  City 
attended    funeral    services    Monday 
afternoon.  Interment  at  Odd  Fellows 
cemetery 

JUT.    D.    K.    Felds    was    called    to 
Jerome,   Mo,   Thursday  for  the  fu- 
neral  of  Maud    Harris,   th*   throo- 
i  year-old  daughter  of  Mr.  and  lira. 

Thomas  Harris. 


MORRIS-REED 
Mr.  nnd  Mrs.  II.  M  Morris. '  415 1 
West  Calhoun  street,  announce  the 
mnrrlage  of  their  daughter,  Thel- 
mn.  to  Mr.  Hurry  Heed.  1205  North 
Hrondway,  which  took  place  Octo- 
ber ti. 


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JONES-  ENQEL 


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Reverend      and    Mrs.     J.     Russell 
Jones,      formerly      of      Spring-field, 
announce    the    marriage      of      their 
daughter.  Shirley   Katherlne.  to  Mr. 
Marry   Ellis   Fugle,  at  noon   on  Oc- ! 
tober  12.  at  the  home  of   the  bride's  | 
pnrents  In  Rlngo.  Kas.      Mrs.   Kngel I 
Is    a    graduate   of   the    Senior    High 
school     bore      and     attended     I>rury  , 
rol!<  ri\       Mr.     Kneel     Is     connected  ' 
with   a  creamery  company   in   Hope,* 
Kile.,    tth-re  they   will   reside. 


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MRS.  OR.  T.  A.  COPFKLT 

Mrs,    Dr.    T.    A.    Coftelt.    of    1140 
Banton    twrnw,    died    at    midnight 
teat    nsjht   la    the   Burg*    hospital 
8ft*   ti   TrlTad   by  \h«    husband 

•on*.  Everett  Cotfelt  and 
Coftelt.  both  or  8pringfMd . 
Oacar  Coffalt  of  Pe^rcJt^JaTTNvl 
*wn:  and  two  daughter*.  Mr*.  Roy 
Hugh**,  and  Mr*.  James  C.  Hutch- 
toon,  both  Of  Springfield.  Funeral 
arrangements   have  not   been  mad*. 


Pair  Separated  More  Than  35 
Years,  Have  Joyful  Meeting 
At  Moorehouse;  Aoeident 
Causet  Reunion 


BpteUt  Ptesotek  le  The  Newe 
J^OREHOUSE,  Mo,  Oct.  16  —  Fat* 
la  b*U*Y«d  to  have  directed 
the  path*  of  Mrs.  Tom  Fonvllle 
and  Addle  Martin,  brother  and  sla- 
ter, who,  >i  year*  ago.  war*  sep- 
arated and  bad  not  had  traoa  of 
**ch    other    alno*    that    time, 

A  f*w  day*  ago  they  were  re- 
united at  th*  homo  of  Mr.  Martin 
bar*. 

Caen*  fee  Vlart 
Mr.  and  Mra  Tom  Fonvlll*  cam* 
bar*  a  tow  weeks  ag-o  to  rlatt  Mr. 
Fonvlll*'*  mother  and  other  rela- 
tive*, near  Dexter.  They  cam* 
to  Morehouse  last  week  on^ business. 
During  their  Tlslt  her*  they  met 
Jo*  Cambron.  who  had  realded  near 
Hartford,  Ky..  wher*   Mra.   Fonvllle 

»"  raised  In  their  conversation 
familiar  names  war*  recalled. 
When  Mra.  Fonvllle  told  Cambron 
that  her  maiden  name  waa  Mar- 
tin, h*  atarUad  her  with  th*  in- 
formation that  her  brother  "live* 
Just   across    th*   street. " 

Found  Har  Brother 
She  hurriedly  went  to  the  house 
designated  and  found  Addla  Mar- 
tin, whom  she  had  not  seen  or 
heard  from  In  36  years,  it  waa  a 
joyful   meeting. 

Martin  had  married  at  the  age 
of  19  and  moved  to  Indiana.  Their 
father  died  end  the  children  bo- 
came  separated.  Mrs.  FbnrUle  left 
Kentucky  and  want  to  Illinois  at 
th*  ac*  of  II. 


MARRIAGE  LICEN8E8 
John   Riley  Arnold.   12  and   Jooe- 
I  phlne     Kleke.    22.     both    of    Spring- 
field;   Kay    W.   Senra.   26,   and   Oer- 
aldlne    Odder.    21.    both    of    Spring-  i 
field.  ' 


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Well  Known 

Couple 

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>    college    and   Ik    a   member    ot - 


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a   Kappa    Nu   fraternity 

.au-J    «r.li    I>1*    lather     in    Ih* 

n    ilr^c    store. 
.,,     ..    :uu    weeKs    wedding    trli- 
!-w    Orleans  and  other    southern 

,    the    nt«.>«'-«'»    »'11    return; 

■  urinKfir-d  and  «";   *»  al   ,,0,,,"i 

I  ,  ..     ,,,.  ;,.!,    jt    *I>1    South    Ivlm- 

.  i;  1:      .i  \  »  l.Jti. 


A  VERT  pretty  church  wedding 
**  took  place  at  10  o"cJock  yestor- 
day  morning  when  the  marr^tie  of 
Miss  Elliubeth  Patterson,  daugh- 
ter ot  Dr.  and  Mr..  W.  P.  Patter- 
son. 1001  Eoat  Elm  street,  to  Mr. 
Jack  B.  Denon,  ton  ot  Mr.  and  Mra. 
C.  E.  Denton.  Il«  South  National 
avenue,  «ai  solemnised  at  the 
bouth  Avenue  Christian  church. 
About  75  guests  were  In  attendance. 
An  altructive  color  motif  of 
green  and  white  wm  developed 
with  ferns  and  palma  and  a  pro- 
fusion of  white  chrysanthemum*, 
both  largo  and  small.  In  art  baskets 
and  vase*. 

Just  before  the  entrance  ot  U»e 
bridal  party  Mrs.  Enola  Calvin 
llandley.  MolinisL,  played  "Deep 
In  My  Heart."  followed  by  Miss 
Nell  Kosa  who  played  Lohengrin* 
wedding  music  as  the  bride  entered 
on  the  arm  of  her  father  who  gave 
her  in  marriage.  Tho  bride  wab  at- 
tended by  Miss  Josephine  Umbarger 
as  honor  maid,  and  Mr.  Denton  was 
attended  b>  his  brother,  Mr.  Charles 
Denton,  as  best  man. 

During  the  wedding  service, 
which  waa  read"  by  tKi  Rovorond 
K.  V.  Leake,  pastor  ot  ths>  South 
Avenue  Christian  church.  Mro 
llandley  softly  played  "l'MUf 
day."     The  ring  service  was  used. 

The  bride  s  gown  was  ot  Flondsrs 
blue  transparent  velvet,  trimmed 
with  ht.ee,  with  which  she  wort  * 
small  hat  of  the  same  color  trim- 
med with  silver  lace,  and  black 
satin  pump*,  tibe  carried  a  ahowor 
ol  ruse  buds  and  valley  lUllea  and 
wore  u  string  of  pearl*,  a  gift  from 
the  bridegroom.  Her  mold  ot  honor 
wore  rosewood  velvet  and  georgette, 
with  a  block  hat.  and  she  carried 
Uplu>l:u  ru*es.  The  briJe  s  going 
uwa>  truck  was  a  combination  of 
bl.uk  and  gold  with  wblcb  she  wore 
u    blaia    coal    and    hat. 

Following  felicitations  a  wedding 
breakfust  was  eerved  at  the  John- 
son lea  room  to  the  bridal  party, 
the  two  families  and  a  few  vory 
Close   friends.     Cetera    were   placed 


MANY  PAY  TRIBUTE 

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lot 


The  bride  Is  a  graduate  of  Uie 
Senior  High  school  and  spent  one 
year  In  Drury  college  where  ahe 
become  affiliated  with  PI  Beta  Phi 
sorority.  Bhe  ts  popular  In  the 
younger  social  set  and  many  pre- 
•iui  :uil  affairs  have  been  given  for) 
n.r   during   the  past  few   weeks.   Mr.  • 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Benjamin  Butts 

Celebrate  Golden  Wedding 
i  With  Gay  Fete 

Celebrating    the    golden    annlver- 
|Bary  of  their    marriage   In   Hickory 
'  counpr    10    years    ago.    friends    and 
'relatives  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Benjamin 
II.     Butts    gathered    at     their    farm 
home  a   few    miles    east    of   L'rbana 
j  recently  for  a  feast  on  tbe  spacious 
i  lawn  and    a    gay    reunion   festival. 
In   the    center    of   n    great    80-foot 
table   built    on    the   lawn,   50  candles  '! 
glowed    on    a    huge    wedding    cake.  | 
Characteristic  dishes  of   the  Oiarks  '■ 
countrj.    where   Mr     and    Mrs    Hutt-» 
have  spent   virtually    .'ill    their   mar- 
ried    life       were      U*"|I      In     l"iiu     !•••■ 
festival    menu. 

Dallas  County   Pioneers 
Mr    and   Mrs    lUitts   writ-  married   ■ 
on  October  >.  1*7 T.  by  the  Keverend 
McCIutcheon   at  his  home     in  Hick- 
ory    county         They     established       a 
I  home    In    Dallas    count),    near    l'r- 
bana. and  several  years  later  moved 
to     Pair    Play.       Two    years      later' 
they  returned  to  Dallas  county  and  , 
moved   to   their    prevent   home. 
The    Quest     List 
Gifts  were  showered  on  the  aged 
couple  by   their  children  at   the  re- 
Coot  anniversary  celebration.  Those 
who    attended    Included:     Mrs.    A_ 
T.    Vaagsas    of    Spring*  Mi,      Maw. 
Buo|  tsayisssi    of    L'rbana.    W.    B. 
Bottf  and   &   It    Butts   of    Urban*. 
Mr.  and  Mm.  Coon,  Mr*.  Fiord  Roy, 
Mrs.    O.    W.   Hsyws.    Mrs.      H.      P. 
Smith,   Mrs.   Charles   Turner,   R.  L. 
Cox.    O.    M.    Hopper,    Mrs.    Sharon. 
Mrs.    K.    la.    Belknap.    Mrs.    M.    B. 
Bsynotda    and    many    others.      The 
Rovorend  J.  B  Smith,  pa* tor  of  the 
Bride  and  Groom   church,   delivered 
a   brief   address,   and    the    Reverend 
Owens   gave   a    brief    sermon. 


Rsi 


MRS.  W.  A.  M'MEHEN  DIES 
AT  WALNUT  GROVE  HOME 

W.U.XVT  UROVR.  Mo,  Oct.  15.— 
Mrs      \V.    A.    MeMohcn.    member    of 
one   of      Walnut   Grove's   prominent 
fmiillles.  died  ut  her  home  on  a  farm 
adjoining    Walnut    Orov*     at      1:10 
o'clock    this   afternoon.     Mrs.      Mc- 
M.lien   Is  survival  by  her  husband;  , 
i.n.'      daughter.      Emma     L*o;      her  , 
m.ther.   Mr«.  Helen   M.  WhUe;    five  • 
«lstcrs    nntl    four   brothers. 

Kunernl    services    will   bo    held    at 
th-  Iituno  at  2  o'clock  Sunday  after-  j 
„..,.n    with      burial      in      Oreenlawn  I 
,  ..Tn.t.iy  here  under  the  direction  of 
Prim    and     Son*     I'ndei  taking    com- 
l-sun 


MRS.  RAUUWA  YOUNOStOOO 
rus-rwl  sarvloa*  for  Mra,  ******* 
Touasrbiood.  ••  year*  old.  wb*>  dl*a 

>vi  ia>  night  after  a  lingering  Ul- 
,,..     at     her     Lome.    Tib     Prospect 

IIMM|  win  b*  ha*  •*  »:»•  •'<*** 
this  afternoon  at  tb*  PWaUa  Av*- 
nu*  Baptist  church,  with  burial  In 
Ka.t  Uvn  enmatary  »»*«*  <lr*c- 
Uon  of  th*  IMIngnar  Funeral  bom*. 

CHARLES  C.  MOORE 

Funeral  aarvkc**  tor  Charles  C.  ( 
Moor*,  mho  died  Friday  night  In 
Kiowi  City.  wlU  be  be»d  at  1 
o dock  thla  attarnoon  at  lb*  Klln*'- 
nar  Funaral  chapel  with  burial  in 
Maple  Park  oamottJry  under  direc- 
tion of  the  local  Masonio  ordar. 

MR.  BSS8  WAOOONER 
Funeral    aarvloaa   tor    Mr.     Baaa 
Waggonar.   M   year*  old.   who  dlad 
Thursday  at  hi*   homa  thr**  bUm 
northeast    of    Oaark.    war*    bald   at 
I    o  clock    yesterday    afternoon    at 
th.    Baptist   church   in   Otark.  with 
the  Keverend  Floyd  Ueuka  ofllclHl- 
jm       Burial    was      In      lha      Oiark 
oametary    under    direction    of   B.   C. 
Kjepper.     undertaker.       Mr.    ^ag- 
Igouer    is    survived    by   *h*    widow, 
his  motber.  two  aUtara,  two  broth- 
ers,   two    daughters    and    one    son. 
ail    living   in    or    noar    Osark. 


R.   C.    RICE 
R.  C.  Rica,  wall  known  In  Spring- 
Oeld  and  antll  on*  yaar  ago  con- 

nactad  with  the  Commercial  Ap- 
paal  at  Memphis.  Tenn-.  bis  bom*, 
dlad  auddanly  Friday  night  attar 
a  heart  attack  sustained  wbll*  h* 
was  a  guaat  in  a  Chicago  hotel 
He  was  In  Springfield  th*  first  of 
last  week.  visiUng  with  his  brothar. 
B.  B.  ltice,  of  •»£  Benton  avanu*. 
Mr.  Klca  left  for  Chicago  yesterday 
afternoon  to  accompany  the  body 
to  Memphis,  where  funeral  services 
will    be    held. 


MRS.  CARRIE  LIN8TER 
Funeral  aarvlcas  tor  Mr*.  Carrie 
l.inster.  68  years  old.  who  dlad 
t 'it day  night  at  th*  bom*  of  bar 
»on,  U.  F.  Linstar.  60«  South  Flor- 
i-r.C9  mvnuc.  will  be  held  at  I 
o i lock  tills  afternoon  at  th*  resi- 
dence with  burUl  In  Kast  Lawn 
vtinelcry  under  direction  of  th* 
Alma  iiohmeyer  Funaral  horn*.  8h* 
is  survived  by  two  eons,  O.  F.  Lln- 
,..r  and  A.  (J.  Unsier.  of  Cincin- 
nati. Ohio,  and  one  daughter,  Mrs. 
M     A.    Coe.    of    Santiago,    Cal. 


MRS.  MANOY  J.  WEBB 

Fuuural  services  for  Mra.  Mandy  | 

...    Webb.  4»    years   old,    wlf*   ot   T. 

.-.    W*bi>.  KSJ  Johnson  avenue,  who 

..i«  d  yektcrday  morning  following  a 

..ilef    lUneas.    wlU    be    held    at    11 

,  clock    tomorrow    morning    at    the 

.rant  Avenue  Baptist  Church.  With 

urlal  la  the  Odd  FeUowe  ©emertery 

.:    llighlandville  under  direction  of 

W.     1*    Starne,    undertaker.       Mra 

.obb   Is  survived   by   the   husband, 

.nee  daughters.  Miss  Verna  Webb. 

.(    the    home;    Mr*.    Clay    Coif  man. 

HlthUndvlllc.    and     Mrs.      Jew 

..lenT  *f    Kanaus    City;     by    two 

..ui»    Leslie,    ot    K-unsas    City,    ancl 


Cecfl.  ot  fit  Hampton 
Sprlncttald;  by  fonr  brotbam,  John 
and  W.  N.  Pig*  ot  HUbUndvUl*, 
J.  T.  Plgg.  of  Colorado,  nnd  Sam 
PUTS,  ot  Oklahoma;  and  by  on* 
alster.  Mra  G«orst  HanUp.  of 
Hlg-hland  villa. 

MRS.  NANCY  MARWOOD 
Funaral  service*  for  Mra.  Kancy 
Harwood.  M  jraar*  old.  whs  UUd 
Friday  moraine  at  tb*  botm*  ot 
bar  daughter.  Mra.  Fanny  Cr*m*nt, 
til  E>*t  Locust  street.  wlU  b*)  bald 
at  i  o'clock  thla  afternoon  at  tb* 
Cantral  Christian  chttxcb  with 
burial  In  Hasalwood  oemetery  un- 
der direction  of  the  Herman  II. 
Liohmeyer    Funeral    horn*. 


W 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  16, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Mrs.  Mary  C.  Coffelt  died.** 

There  is  an  article  about  L.  K.  Gibbens.** 
Page  2:  Earl  Ragland  of  Phillipsburg,  a  student  at  the  University  of  Missouri,  died  there. 
Page  5:  Marriage  license:  Fay  W.  Sears,  25,  and  Geraldine  Grider,  21,  both  of 
Springfield. 

Page  19:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Benjamin  H.  Butts  celebrated  their  golden  wedding 
anniversary.** 

Page  20:  Elizabeth  Patterson  and  Jack  B.  Denton  were  married.** 

Miss  Jeannette  Drebelbis,  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  Bl  Drebelbis,  and  Mr.  Earl 
Drumwright  are  engaged  to  be  married. 

Page  21:  Miss  Margaret  Mason  and  Mr.  William  Jennings  Shrake  are  engaged  to 
marry.** 

Miss  Shirley  Katherine  Jones  and  Mr.  Harry  Ellis  Engel  were  married.** 
Page  22:  Miss  Thelma  Morris  and  Mr.  Harry  Reed  were  married.** 

Miss  Josephine  Rieke  and  Mr.  John  R.  Arnold  were  married.** 
Page  35:  Willard  Glenn  Rader  died.** 
Mrs.  Nancy  Harwood  died.** 
R.  C.  Rice  died.** 
Mrs.  Amanda  Lyman  died.** 
Mrs.  Paulina  Youngblood  died.** 
Charles  C.  Moore  died.** 
Mrs.  Carrie  Linster  died.** 
Mrs.  Mandy  J.  Webb  died.** 
Son  born  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ira  A.  McBride.** 
Mrs.  W.  A.  McMehen  died.** 
Page  1 1 :  Miss  Gladys  Terry,  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Morgn  Terry,  and  Auburn 
Lashly,  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  G.  Lashley,  were  married  Sunday  at  Purdy,  Mo. 

Miss  Ova  Boswell,  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Fred  Boswell  of  Purdy,  and  Mr.  Fred 
Swindell  of  Joplin  were  married  last  Friday. 

Charles  Hoggard  of  Crocker  died. 

Mrs.  Tennie  Alexander  died  October  12  at  Roosevelt,  Okla.,  and  will  be  buried  at 
Niangua.  She  was  the  mother  of  Mrs.  M.  L.  Dah  of  Niangua. 

Son  born  October  9  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  T.  Wilson  of  Monett. 
Dr.  L.  West  of  Monett  died  Saturday. 
Mrs.  W.  E.  Roller  of  Monett  died  Tuesday. 


ptmeral  eervlcea  for  >*ra.  W.  B. 
BoUer.  ftaa  <»*■*  eeafly  Tuesdy  aaorn- 
tas.  weta  i*0&  Wednaede*  afternoon 
at  Ow  boom,  enndaotad  by  Brr-  Fred 
B.  sxntTL  % 


MRJl„,-W,  orr,       •• 

WaJLKUT  OEOTl»  |IOw  OcC  14.— 
(Special)  <4tm  w.  a.  Ustutvm,  w 
jwua  old.  d>«C>»  tad  o'clock  B»t- 
ctrttay   tXtafUOOQ  a*  nar  borne   bare*. 

She  ni  Ah*  wOe  at  W.  H.  McMehert, 
prominent   banker  of  till*  city. 

Mrs.  McHaaea  la  sunrlTed  by  the 
nosband.  one  daughter,  Ulm  En* 
Lm  UilUbUH  bar  mother.  Mrs. 
Helen  U.  Walts;  flVa  stater*  atut 
four  brothers. 

rnnerel  eerrloas  win  be  bald  aft 
1  Cdexflc  UUe  afternoon  from  the 
borne,  with  burial  in  Oreenlavn 
temetaij.  under  tba  direction  of  the 
Brim  sod  Boos  Undertaking  eotn- 
peuT. 


Reed-Morris. 

1  and  Mr*.  H.  M.  Morris,  410 
West  Calhoun  street,  announce  the 
marriage  of  their  daughter,  Thelma.  to 
Mr.  Harry  Reed,  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 

j  Charles  Reed.  724  Weat  Walnut  street. 

I  at  Miami,  Okla.,  October  8.     Mr.  and 

rWrs.   Reed   are  at  home   at  724   East 

!  Walnut  street. 


MRS/MARY  COFFELT 

CLAIMED  BY  DEATH 

Mrs.  Mary  C.  Coffelt,  65  year*  old, 
wife  of  Dr.1r.  A.  Coffelt,  1X40  Benton 
•Tenue,  died*  et  IX  o'clock  but  nlgbt 
In  a  local  hospital,  following  en  oper- 
ation 'Friday  afternoon,     r  uncial  ar> 

rangemenU  are  Incomplete. 

**. 


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L  K.  Gibhens,  Oldest^Sweepi*  Vpes  Skv&When  Not 
Chasing  Soot;  His  Hat  HbfifelS  Cents  Woiln  of  *, 
Beer— At  Pre-Volsteidij  Prices.    '  l  ■ 


<**«». 


L.  K.  Glbbens,  who  claims  to  be 
tbe  oldest  kUti  chlmnej  *aw**P  In 
America*  )or  the  past  10  years  a 
picturesque  and  familiar  figure  on 
Qprlngfleld  streets,  alnga  the  songs 
be  wrote  himself  a*  be  strolls  about 
tbe  city,  clad  In  a  soofy  suit  his 
tall  peaked  cap  upon  hie  bead,  and 
lila  bruabea  on  bla  back. 

Until  recent  yean  tie  wore  acarlet 
stocking*,  gay  red  shirt,  end. cordu- 
roy breeches.  He  quit  wearing  them 
for  the  very  good  reason  that  bla 
wife   burned   them. 

"She  said  they  were  too  gaudy.**  he 
laughed. 

•8Uty-«lx  yeara  old.  Mr.  Olbbens 
baa  spent  his  entire  life  as,  a-  ohlm- 
ney  sweep,  and  be  Is  famlHar  with 
the  Inaldee  of  mora  chlmn/ys  than 
Banta   Claua    himself.  '  , 

i  "Do  I  like  my  work 7  Bay,  Listen." 
he  said.  "I've  been  a  chimney 
sweep  all  my  life  and  I  wouldn't  do 
anything  else." 

Mr.  Olbbens  bears  tbe  marks  of 
four  severe  falls,  but  he  says'  bis 
chimney  sweep  luck  saved  blm  each 
time. 

Once  be  thought  be  waa  dead*  but 
when  be  beard  that  tbe  doctor  was 
coming,  be  Jumped-  lip"  and  went 
home  by  himself.  .    . 

!      He   worked   up   and   down   the   Mir 
aourl  river  in  tbe  old  days. 

**Z  learned  tbe  business  from  my 
grandpa,  who  waa  tbe  first  chimney 
sweep  In  America.  He  came ,  here 
from  England  and'  waa  tbe  'best 
chimney  sweep  .that  ever  crawled 
through  %  ptp<» Ha  wsnn't  realty  my- 


grandpa,  thpugb,  he"  waa  my  wife** 
grandpa  but  I  always  called  htm 
rains'."  The  little  old  man  sighed 
for  the  veteran  of  the  flues,  "how 
dead  many  years. 

"There's  ope  thing  about  being 
a  chimney  sweep,  you  can't  afford  to 
pet  fet  because  tome  of  tbe  pipe* 
pre  only   18   inches  In  diameter,  and 


<*85 


more  than- 50  feet  long,  and  let  me 
tell  you  -something,  -If  you  don't, 
know  bow  to  breathe  Just  right,  you'll 
quit  breathing.  Not  everyone,  of 
course,  could  be  a  chimney  sweep, 
that  la  a  scientific.  Intellectual 
chimney  sweep.  You  have  to  move 
your  arms  like  this,"  and  he  crawled 
across  the  floor,  to  demonstrate .  Just 
bow  a  scientific,  intellectual  chimney 

■weep,  works  himself  through  a  soot 
filled  pipe.       '  y 

"I  used  to  work  the  river  towns* 
up  and  down,  on  the  boats  as  loo* 
aa  the)  weerthef  stayed  warm  and 
in  the  winter  when  l»  got  cold  I  laid 
orer  some  place.       v*  * 

*T  bsive  lota  ofrfnn  with  this  cap 
of  mine,     onw  inns  I   bought    the , 
•whole  thing  full  of  beer  for  is  'cents.  I 
Of  course  that  we*  t»  the. old  days, 
and  1  think  I  wa*»i0  Bt.  Joe. 

.  "Why  do  I  wean  this  cap?       > 
"Well,  that's  the;. reason— to  make 
people  ask  me  why.    ITs  advertising 
you  see.    •  .      « 

"One  time  I  (Ued  tip  •  half-breed 
Indian  in  a  suit  like. mine  and  paid 
him  to  walk  the  streets  to  advertise 
my  business.  We  wandered  intp  » 
saloon  and  everybody  looked  at  us 
and  wondered,  and  I  took  off  my  cap 
and  asked  the  bar  tender  wbat  he'd 
take  to  fUI  It  up  with  beer.  He  said 
10  cents  and  so  be  filled  It  up  and 
the  whole  crowd  bad  plenty  to  dhnk." 

Mr.  Olbbens  has  worked  from  Ar- 
kansas to  Illinois,  and  hell  tell  you 
he's  cleaned,  some  dirty  chimneys 
in  his  day. 

"But  I  believe  in  being  dean,  even 
In  a  dirty  Job.",  he  declared,  and  1 
guess  I  shouldn't  say  It.  but  some  of 
the  basements  1  go  into  are  «u.e 
a  disgrace.  But  X  eant  ever  leave 
any  dirt  around  my  furnace;** 

Life  has  presented  a  peculiar  mix- 
ture of  adventures  to  Mj\  Olbbens 
and  he  has  found  much  pleasure  In 
the  world  of.  chimneys  hs'haa  worked. 


He  sat  In  bii  noma  tns  other  •Tu- 
ning. %.  nappy  contented  wife  and  a 
pretty  daughter  sewing  on  blU  of 
frilly  gr»en  something  beside  him. 
frankly  proud  of  this  unique  father, 
and  he  told  with  glee  or  the  times  he 
ha*  outwitted  policemen  who  rep- 
remanded  him  for  singing  his  song: 

-Chimney   sweep.   Oh.    chimney 
.   sweep, 

Dont  forget  the  chimney  sweep, 
Hell  eweep  your  chimneys  while 

you  sleep,         * 
Sweep,  chimney  sweep. 

•"An'".  Mr  Ofbbens  added  with  a 
■parkle  In  his  eye.  "you  can  put  It 
in  the  paper  that  I  couldn't  find  a 
wife  in  this  country  to  suit  me  and 
had  to  send  to  the  old  country   for 

Mr*.  Olbbene  was  born  In  England 
and  came  to  America,  when  she  was 
a  young  girl. 


Dr.  L.  West,  ma  old  and  highly  re- 
spected dtlzrn  of  Moaett  died  at  hla 
ham*  Saturday  night  Funeral  serv- 
ices were  conducted  by  Ber.  Lenox 
Crockett.  Monday  afternoon. 

| 

Ln£f  I-Jone». 
i       Rev.    and     Mrs.    J.     Riwell    Jones, 
formerly    of    this    c:ty.    announce    the 
marriage   of     their    daughter.   Bhlrley  I 
Katherlhe.    to    Mr     Harry    Ellis    Enge; 
'ut    noon    Wednesday    at    the    home    of 
the    bride's    parer.'-s    at    K.ngo,    Kan 
'Mrs.    Engel    •■    a    gradual    of    Benlor 
1  high   6chool    and   attended   Drury   col- 
!  lefjc.      Mr.    Engel    Is    oOcr.ec'.ed    with 
|  the    creamery    in    Hope.    Kan  .    where 
.  they  will  make  their  home. 


Miss  Itltke  Weds  Tulsan. 
Mr.    and    Mrs.   H,   T.     Rleke,      1040 
Cherry  street,  announce  the  marriage 
of    their    daughter   Josephine,    to  .Mr. 


DALLAS  COUPLE 
\  WED  50  YEARS 


!  John  R.  Arnold  of  Tul« 


Okli 


The 


ceremony  was  solemnized  yesterday 
morning  In  the  presence  of  the  fam- 
ily and  relative*  by  Rer.  T.  A.  Ms- 
haney.  After  the  service  the  couple 
departed  for  their  future  home  In 
Tulsa. 


Children  Help  Elderly*  Pair 
Celebrate  Golden  An- 
niversary. 


ur    and  Mrs.  Benjamin  H.  But* 

JZx«Z<in  Dallas   county   near   Dr- 
resldlng  in  oau  dlnner   ,Q 

bana,    were  feted   w«n 

wedding.    The    w  »  ^ 

October  9.  W""«  Bt  in  .„  nirirorv 
r^v  Mr.  McCutcheon  >»  Hickory 
t.  Prior  to  the  wedding.  Mrs. 
KKJS.  Joeephlne  T.  Oo*. 
B  Following  their  »Jp3J^2Se 
sided  in  DaU«  jounty  and  ^ 

exception  of  two  *•»  •        rea,de<1   m 
their  ".rruge-  th«>    *J "  nwa 

that  county  since      n  ^om 

a  family  of  six  eh  Wren,  at 
wlth     the    exception     of 

three  of  than  resWj  new       ^  ^  g 

their  P"en"' ,™°   exception  of  one 
distance.    With  tt»  •»£  ^  ^ 

daughter.  Mrs.  L.  E.   v  udren  at. 

Dayton.  Wash.,  all  of  tne  u> 
tended  the  celebration. 

*■     .  „     "m   w   R,  Butts  and  B.  R. 
Burel  Reynold,  w.  *~ °  CDUdren 

Butta.  all  of  M^^TJi*  • 
presented  their  p« g^*^  gold 
gold  watch  for  the  ffttner 
rW  for  the  mother,  and  Mr.andMrs 
Butts  received  numerous  gifts  from 
the  large  crowd  of  friends  P"**0* 

The  Rev.  J.  B.  Smith,  pastor  of  the 
church  which  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Butte  at- 
**nd.  made  a  short  talk  Waning 
the  occasion  of  the  celebration  and  j 
following  the  dinner  preached  a  ser- 


JUIU     ' 

aer-j 


I 


R8b 


'Elizabeth  Patterson 
Wed  to  Jack  B.  Denton 

CeremonyPerformed  by  Rev.  E.  F.  Leake  at  South  Avenue 

Christian  Church-Miss  Josephine  'Umbarger  Serves 

as  Mail,  of  Honor— Now  on. Tour. 


A  cnurch  wedding  lovely  In  Its  sim- 
plicity took  place  yesterday  moriimg 
•t  the  South  Avenue  Christian 
church  when  Miss  EUEabeth  Patter- 
son, daughter  of  Dr.  and  Mrs.  W.  P. 
Patterson,  1000  East  Elm  street,  be- 
came  the  bride  of  Mr.  Jack  .  Oenton, 
son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  E.  Denton.  316 
South  National  avenue.  The  cere- 
mony was  performed  by  Rev.  E.  P. 
Leake,  pastor  of  the  church.  t>'  10 
o'clock  before  approximately  125 
mrmbers  of  the  families  and  close 
friends  of  -the  couple. 

The  bridal  party  was  led  by  Mies 
Josephine  Umbarger,  maid -of -honor, 
who  wore  a  gown  of  rose  crepe  and  a 
<  lose  black  hat  and  carried  a  bouquet 
of  pink  roses.  Miss  Umbarger  met 
the  honor  man.  Mr.  Farias  Denton, 
brother  of  the  groom,  at  tre  altar. 
The  bride  followed  on  tno  arm  of  her 
father..  She  was  costumed  in  a  bright 
king  blue,  her  dress  being  fashioned 
of  chiffon  velvet  with  close  bodice 
and  t  '1  skirt.  Her  small  hat,  which 
was  of  *  matching  shade  of  velvet, 
was  trimmed  with  silver  lace.  A 
shower  botique*  of  i*><  e'r  <----«  and 
lilies  of  the  valley  was  carried  by  the 
bride.  Mrs.  Enola  Calvin  Handley 
and  Mis-  Nell  Rose,  organist,  played 
"D>  .  In  A./  Heart"  procedrn:  the 
aeddlng  march  and  •'Yesterday"  soft- 
ly throughout  the  service.  The  altar 
before  which  the  single  ring  cere- 
mony was  perform**!  was  1  r  -d  with 
palms  and  ferns  anr*  wh«;e  chrysan- 
:!  -in-""  '«  combined  villi  irrecnerr 
and  tied  with  streamers  of  silver 
tulle.  A  wedding  breakfast  at  the 
Johnson  tea  room  followed]  the  serv- 
ice at  the  cr-iroh.  ■  Members  of  the 
families  and'  a  few  intimate  friends 
Vers  guetts.  ..  filet  lacs  cloth  cen- 
tered by  a  large  white  bridal  cajt* 
p'->ced  in  a  wreath  of  varl-colored 
flowers  and  fern  decorated  the  table 
at  which  the  bride  and  groom  and 
c'.nht  intimate  friends  were  seated. 
The  members  of  the  family  and  oth- 


er Kuests  aat  at  another  ■  '  le. 

The  bride  s  going  away  gown  was 
r  golden  Ji  rsej  with  a  coat  of  black 
trimmed  with  badger  and  the  wore 
a  small  black  hat.  Both  young  peo- 
ple are  well  nown  here,  both  having 
attended  Drury  college  where '  Mrs. 
Denton  was  a  member  of  PI  Beta  Phi 
sorority  and  Mr.  Denton  of  Theta 
Kappa  Nu.  Mr.  Denton  Is  connected 
with  his  father  In  Denton's  Drug 
store.  'They  left  after  the  breakfast 
for  a  tr  ...  the  des.. nation  "1  which 
was  -ot  dlvul_?d.  and  will  be  at 
home  after  November  1  at  I  Klek- 
apoo  avenue.  Many  pre-nuptlal  af- 
fairs have  been  giver  for  the  bride. 


W 


TVTLLARD  GLENN  BADEB. 

Funeral  services  for  Wlllard  Olefin 
Rader,  24  years  old.  who  died  at  his 
horns  near  Nlxs,  Christian  county,  on 
October  8,  were  held  at  Blchwood 
cemetery  October  8.  Iter.  "Wilson  eon* 
ducted  the  services.  ^ 

Air.  Radar  was  a  well  known  young 
farmer  who  had  resided  near  Nlxa 
for  the  past  six  years.  Prior  to  mov- 
ing to  Nlxa  six  years  ago.  Mr.  Radsr 
had  resided  near  Poplar  Bluff  for 
some  time. 

Mr.  Radsr  Is  survived  by  his  wife. 
Lena  Rader,  and  bis  parents.  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  W.  M.  Rader. 


..     MRS.   NANCY   HABW00D. 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Nancy 
HArwood,  83,  who  died  early  Friday 
morning  at  the  home  of  her  daughter. 
Mrs.  Fanny  Cretnent,  083  East  Locust 
street,  following  a  lingering  Ulnees. 
win  be  held  at  3  p.  m.  today  at  Cen- 
tral Christian  church.  Burial  will  be 
In  Baxelwood  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Fu- 
neral home. 


B.  C.  BJCE. 

&.  O.  RIM  of  Memphis.  Tenn.  who 
.only  last  week  wu  visiting  with  his 
^brother,  D.  B.  Woe.  of  this  city,  died 
at  the  Morrison  hotel  In  Chicago 
early  yesterday  morning.  B.  B.  Bice 
left  immediately  .for  Chicago.  Mr. 
Rice,  known  as  "THck"  by  hie  many 
frlende  here,  epent  ecrersi  days  In 
the  city.  He  left  Tueeday  afternoon 
for  Chicago,  where  be  died.  For  85 
year*  he  wae  associated  with  the 
Commercial  Appeal  of  hi*  home  town. 
Memphis.  H«  severed  connedtlons 
with  thle  paper  a  year  ago.  Burial 
will  be  at  Memphis. 

HBS.AUAKDA  LTMAJf, 

Funeral  terricee  lot  Ure,  Amanda- 
Lyman,  CO,  wHo  dlod  Friday  at  her 
home,  019  South.  Missouri  »ienu». 
were  held  at  3  p.  m.  Saturday  st  the 
residence.  Burial  was  In  Codaon 
cemetery  under  direction  of,  the  Alma 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home, 


MM.  PAULINA  Y0UNC1BLO0D. 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Paulina  It, 
Youngblood.  84,  who  died  st  7  o'clock 
Friday  night  after  a  lingering  Illness 
st  her  .home,  768  Prospect  svenue, 
will  be  held  st  330  p.  m.  today  at 
Pythian  Avenuk  Baptist  church,  with 
burial  ^ln  East  Lawn  cemetery  under 
direction  of  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
home.  Mrs.  Youngblood  Is  survived 
by  her  husband;  fire  sons.  WUllam 
E.,  John  D.,  J.  Robert  and  Oeorge  B., 
all  of  Springfield,  and  J.  P..  Jr.,  of 
Dalles,  Tex-j  by  four  grandchildren 
and  two  greatgrandchildren. 


CHABLBB  C.  MOOBZ. 
Funeral  serrloea  were  held  at  3  p. 
m.  yesterday  at  the  Fllngner  FuneraJ 
home  for  Mrs.  Charles  C.  Moore,  s 
former  resident  of  Spring  field,  who 
died  ft  0  o'clock  Friday  night  In  Kan- 
sas City.  The  body  arrived  here  yes- 
terday morning.  Burial  was  In  Maple 
Park  cemetery,  with  serrloea  st  the 
grave  in  charge  of  the  Masonic  order. 


MBfl.  CABBIE  LIN8TEB. 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Carrie 
Llneter.  08.  who  died  at  11  o'clock 
Friday  night  st  the  home  of  her  son. 
O.  F.  Llnstor.  «06  South  Florence  ave- 
nue, will  be  held  at  3  p.  n*  today. 
Burial  will  be  In  Bast  Lawn  cemetery 
under  direotlvu  of  the  Alma  Loh- 
meyer Funeral  home.  Bhe  Is  eurvlved 
by  two  sons,  O.  F.  Unster  and  A.  G. 
UnsteT  of  Cincinnati,  O..  and  a 
daughter.  Mrs.  M.  A.  Coe.  of  San 
Diego.-  Cal. 


MBS.  MANDY  J.  WEBB. 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Mandy  J. 
Webb.  48.  who  ^d led  yesterdsy  morn- 
ing st  her  home,  963  Johnson  ave- 
nue, following,  a  brief  Illness,  will 
be  held  st  11  s.  m.  .tomorrow  at  Grant 
Avenue  Baptist  church,  Scott  street 
and  Grant  avenue.  Burial  will  be  in 
Hlghlandvllle  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  W.  L.  Starne.  undertaker. 


BIRTHS.' 


V  '  ■  '   ■  — 

Born   to  Mr.  and   Mrs.  era   A.   Mo- 

Bride    at   the   St.    John's   hospital,    a 
eon.  Ira  A.  McBrlde,  Jr. 


Miss  Margaret  Mason  to  Wed. 
Mrs.  M.  I.  Mason.  710  South  Plck- 
I  wick  avenue,  announces   the  engage- 
ment   of    her    eldest   daughter,    Mar- 
garet, to  Mr.  William  Jennings  Shrake 
of    Lincoln.    Neb.      Mlsa    Mason    U    a 
1  graduate  of  Southwest  Teachers  col- 
':  lege  and  has  s  wide  circle  of  friends 
!  here.      Mr.    Shrake    Is    a   graduate    of 
the     University     of     Nebraska.      The 
wedding    will    take    place    during    the 
Christmas  holidays. 


MONDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  17, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Mrs.  Lucinda  Jane  Barlow  died.** 
Page  2:  Mrs.  T.  A.  Coffelt  died.** 

Mrs.  E.  O.  Stonebraker  died.** 

Leo  Lewis  Lemen  died.** 

Mrs.  Mandy  J.  Webb  died.** 

A  son  Bert  Milton  Felton,  Jr.,  was  born  October  9  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  B.  M  Felton  of 
Rogersville. 

Page  5:  Miss  Ina  Shumate  of  Springfield  and  Mr.  J.  C.  Hinshaw  of  Detroit,  Mich    were 
married.** 


SSS 


DEATHS 


Mitt.  T.  A.  COFFELT 

for    Mra.    T. 


M  tmti  old.  of   1140  Ben- 
m,    who    died      Saturday 
t»  *  local   hospital.    wUl   bo 
at  liM  a'ckx*  this  afternoon 
Mot  hod  tot  church,  with 
S.  W.  Pn&yoos^  paa- 
Bwrtal  wui  bo  In 
under  dtrec- 
Alma  Lohmoror  Fun- 
term.  Coffelt.  who  was 
of  Dr.   T.   A.   Coffalt  and 
Hvwd    In    Springfield    for 
XT  years,  was  a  prominent 
of    tho    St.    Paul    church 
a    member    of    the 
of  the  Butern  Star.     She  la 
bjr  tho  husband,  by  three 
Brerett    end     Glen,     both    of 
d;    and      Oscar,      of      De- 
Mich.;    by      two      daughters. 
Boy  Hughes,  and  Mrs.  James 
Hutchison,   both  of   Springfield; 
George  and   Walter 
both    of    Springfield,    and 
L  Clayton,  of  Oklahoma  City, 
and   four  slaters,   Miss   liar,-. 
Clayton,    of    Springfield;    Mrs. 
B.  Lewis,  of  Dallas.  Texas; 
ssa    Keith,      of      Llnglevllle. 
and     Mra.     Nellie     Newaam. 
urr.    Ark. 


N 


MRS.  LUCINDA  JANE  BARLOW 
Mrs.  Lnclnda  Jane  Barlow.  71. 
died  at  the  horn*  of  her  daughter. 
Mrs.  W.  J.  Fisher.  11S>  North  Grant 
street,  last  night.  Mrs.  Barlow  la 
survived  by  thro*  daughters.  Mrs. 
W.  J.  Mace  of  Crocker.  Mra  U.  O. 
Hammack  of  Iborla.  and  Mra. 
Fisher.  Funeral  arrangementa  aro 
pending  in  charge  of  the  Alma 
Lnhmeyer   Funeral   home. 


)NEBRAKER 
for   Mra.    B.    O. 
M   years   old,    prom  I  - 
of    .'  Sprtnfleld      who 
morning    following 
Ungarsng    Ulnets    at    her    home. 
Jjt*   Mast    Walnut    street,    will      be 
{MM  at   *:t0  o'clock  this   afternoon 
kt    the    residence,    with    the     Hev- 
iBjaTHl  A.  J.  McClung.  pastor  of  Cal- 
j  J*ary  Presbyterian  church,  of  which 
Aire     Stonebraker    had    lung     been 
m  member,   officiating.     Burial   will 
tie    In    Haselwood    cemetery    under 
JMsswCtlon    of    the    Alma    Lohmey. 
"**tmeraJ    borne.       Mrs.    Stonebraker 
Vas  the  wife  of  E.  O.  Stonebraker, 
3f9ne  preaident  of  the  Inland    Print- 
line company,  and  her  son.  Barnard 
#3to»ebraker.    Is    president      of      the 
jagempnny.    stve  la  survived,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  huaband  and  son,  by  two 
Staters.    Mrs.    Charles    Neiswanger. 
yaf  BockvlUe  Center.  L.  L,  and  Mr». 
Clara    Knapp.    of    Tulsa.    Okla  .    by 
so*  .    brother.      James      Hayes.      of 
Phoenix,   Arii..  and   one  niece.   Mlsa 
Vartan    Knapp,    of      Loa      Angeles. 
California. 


SHUMATE-HINSHAW 
Miss   Ina   Shumate   of  Springfield  j 
and    Mr.    J.    C.    Htnsluuv    of    Detroit.  ; 
Mich..    w«;re    married    October    8.    In  i 
|  St  Louis,    leaving  at   once   for  Chi- [ 
1  ci»ico.     After  a  brief  atuy  there  they  t 
will    go    to    Detroit    to    make    their!" 
home. 


LEO    LEWIS   LEMEN 

L  Funeral  servlcea  for  Deo  Lewis 
M  years  old  who  died  Sal- 
afternoon  at  Liberty.  Mo.,  fol- 
a  brief  Illness,  will  be  held 
1:99  o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon 
the  Starae  mortuary'  with  burial 
Bast  Lawn  cemetery  under  dl- 
Of  the  local  Odd  Fellow 
of  which  he  was  u  memlwr. 
belonged  to  Trinity  lodge  No. 
-the  Cantons  and  Maccabees 
fay  the  past  to  years  had  been 
0t  an  Odd  Fellow  publka- 
*  Triple  link.  .  He  la  sur- 
the  widow,  of  »M  North 
daughter.  Mrs. 
Ttonrlrs  of  Toronto,  Can- 
brothers,  Joseph 
"of  How   Jersey      and     Carl 

Of  Pennsylvania- 
US.  MANDY  J.  WEBB 

ssiilusa  for  Mra.  Mandy 

r«bb,  49  yean  old.  wife  of  T. 

rehb,  999  Johnson  avenue,  who 

htjsstsrday  morning  folplwing  a 

Bness,   Will   ho   heW     at     11 

this  morning   at  the  Orant 

;  ^httrch,  with  hnrlal 

Odd/ Fellows  cemetery  near 

Mo,  on  dor  direction 

undertaker. 


MONDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  17, 1927 -LEADER 

Page  1:  The  estate  of  Miss  Aura  G.  Pace  is  in  probate.** 

Mollie  Nuess  committed  suicide.** 
Page  5:  Mrs.  T.  A.  Coffelt  died.** 

Mrs.  E.  0.  Stonebraker  died.** 

Leo  Lewis  Lemen  died.** 


<m 


Mrs.  Mandy  J.  Webb  died.** 
Mrs.  Lucinda  Jane  Hume  Wheeler  Barlow  died.** 
John  Ederle  Pringle  died.** 
Son  born  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  B.  M.  Felton.** 
Page  15:  Miss  Ina  Schumate  and  Mr.  J.  C.  Hinshaw  were  married.** 


DEATHS 


MRS.  T.  A.  COFFELT. 
Fuuoral*er  vices  for  Mrs.  T.  A  Cot- 
felt,  68  years  old.  of  1240  Benton  »*•• 
nue>  who  tiled  Saturday  nlgbJt-Kr~a 
local  lioepltal,  xere  held  at  3$0*p.  m. 
today  at  BU  Paul  Methodist  church, 
with  Rev.  J.  W.  Pearson,  pastor,  of- 
ficiating. Burial,  was  In  East  Lawn 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the  Alma 
Lohmeyer  funeral  home.  Mrs.  Coffelt. 
who  was  the  wife  of  Dr.  T.  A.  Coffelt 
and  a  -eslden'  of  Springfield  for  27 
years,  was  a  prominent  member  of  8t 
Paul  church  and  also  was  a  member 
of  the  Order  of  Eastern  8Ur.  8he  1* 
survived  by  her  husband.  y  tbfgc 
sons,  Everett  and  Olen,  both  of 
Springfield,  and  Oacar  of  Detroit. 
K.ich.;  by  two  daughters,  Mrs.  Roy 
l-'ughes,  and  Mrs.  Jamea  C.  Hutchi- 
son, both -of  SprlnRfleJd.  And  J^hn 
M.  Clayton  of  Oklahoma  City,  apd 
four  alsters.  iilss  Harriet  Clayton  ol 
Sprlngrield.  Mrs.  Charles  B.  Lewis  of 
Dallas.  Tex.  Mrs.  Lem  Keith  of  Lln- 
glevllle.  Tex.,  and  Mrs.  Nerlle  New- 
aam  Of  Newburg. 


JOHN  EDERLE  FRIXGUL  .v« 

John  Ederle  Prtcgle.  86.  yean  okL 
di»d  last  nigh:  at  hi*  botoe  on  route 
10.  Springfield,  following  a  brief  1D> 
nesa.  He  la  survived  by  his  wife. 
four  daughters,  a  can.  two  slaters. 
Mrs.  Ethel  P.  Barber  of  Springfield,  and 
Mrs.  Earl  Thomas  of  Hnxie,  Art.  and 
his  mother,  Mrs-.  Margaret  Pilngle  of 
8prlngfleld  Funeral  arrangements 
are  incomplete,  but  they  probably  will 
be  held,  tomorrow  afternoon  at  the 
Alma  Lohme>tr  funeral  home.  Burui 
will  be  In.  Oreenlawn  cemetery. 


! 


Ur.  and  Mrs.  B.  M.  ?*UtJi  ™ 
Roaer.vtll*  announce  th*  btrtb  <* 
a  ion  B«t  UOUMU  ate.  «  dunda,. 
OctobOT  0. 


I 


MRS.    E.    O.   STONEORAKEB. 


Funeral  services  lor  Mrs'.  E.  O.  : 
Sionebraker.  68  years  old,  prominent  : 
resident  of  Bprlugfleld.  who  died  yes- 
terday morning  following  a  lingering 
Illness  at  her  '..ome,  663  East  Walnut 
street,  were  held  at  8:30  p.  m.  today 
at  the  residence,  with  Rev.  R.  J.  a*o- 

rlsn  &i»x^o^Sdii^@^iS3tSSmi l1 
be  In   Haxelwood   cemetery   under   di- 
rection qf  the'  Alma  Lohmeyer  fuBenU 
home.     Mrs.  Stonebraker  was  ihe  wife 
of   E.   O.   8tonebraker,    vice  president  I 
of  the  Inland  Printing  company.  anO  I 
her   ,son,     Barnard     Stonebraker.     Is  | 

president  of  the  company.'  She  alio , 
la  survived  by  two  alsters,  Mrs 
Charles  NeL  anger  of  Rockvtllo  Cen- 
ter, '  L.  I.,  and  Mrs.  Cl:i&  KDapp  of 
Tul6a,  Okla.;  by  a  brother.  James 
Hayes  of  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  and  a  niece. 
Miss  Marian  Knapp  of  Los  Angeles. 
Cal.  ] 


>in8.    BARLOW. 

Mrs    Lucinda   Jane   Hume   Wheeler 
Burlow.    V6    jrears    old.    died    at    1)25 
o'clock    last    night   at    the    homo    of   a  i 
Oniinhter,    Mrs.     W.    J.      FUlitr.      11MJ 
North  Grant  avenue,   following  a   Iln-  , 
goring    lllneaa.      She    1b    survived     by  ' 
three  daughters.  Mrs.  Fisher.  Mr«    W   j 
J.    Mace    of    Crocker.    Mo.,    and    Mrs.  | 
Elisabeth     Grant     Hammock.     Jberla- 
Mo.      Drlef    funeral    .services    will    be 
held    at    1:30    o'clock    tonight    at    the 
Alma    Lohmeyer    funeral    home        The 
body   will  be   forwarded   to   Iberia   to- 
morrow morning,  where  funeral  serv- " 
ices   *nd    burtal    will    ne    neW.      Mra  | 
Barlow   was  born  In   Kentucky.     8he  >) 
bad  resided  for  the  past  »  yeare  In 
Springfield. 


MRS.    MANDY   1.   WEB11. 

Functi  services  fpr  Mrs.  Mandy  J. 
Webb.   48,    wife  of  T.   F.   Webb,   who 
died    Saturday   -morning    following    a 
brief  Illness' at  her  home.  983  Johnson  , 
avi  nue,  were  held  at  11  a,  m.  toda;  at  ] 
Grant  Avenue  Baptist  church     Burial  ! 
■ans     In     the    Odd    Fellows'    cemetery 
near   Highland*  llle.  Mo.,   under   d-lrec 
tlon  of  W.  L.'siarnft^,.  undertaker. 


<W0 


LEO  L.  LEMEM. 

Funeral  ^.vleea  will  be  held  t  330 
p.  m.  tomorrow  at  the  Btarne  -nor- 
tunry  for  Leo  Lewis  Lemen.  38.  who 
died  Baturtaji  afternoon  at  Liberty. 
Mo.,  rollowlng  a  brief  lllnesa.  BurlaJ 
will  be  in  East  Lawn  cemetery  under 
direction  o'  the  local  Odd  reliefs' 
lodge,  of  wblch  he  wa»  a  member  He 
wia  a  member  of  Trinity  lod*e  No 
405.  the  Cantons  and  Maccabees,  and 
lor  the  past  30  years  had  been  editor 
of  an  Odd  Fellow  publication  called 
Triple  jink.  He  la  survived  by  his 
wife  of  930  North  National  avenue; 
a  daughter.  Mrs.  Julius  Bullrlck  of 
Toronto.  Canada,  and  two  brothe:-. 
Joseph  Lemen  of  New  Jersey  and  Carl 
Senseman  of  Pennsylvania. 

,,Jt  iHnsbaw-BIi  ornate. , 
Mia*  In*.  Shumate  of  this  city  and 
Mr.  J.  C.  HlnthAw  ot  Detroit.  Mich-, 
wen  quietly  married.  Saturday.  Oc- 
tober l»  la  0L  Louis  ana  departed  for 
Chicago  for  a  ahort  honeymoon,  after 
which.  th*7  will  be  at  home  la 
Detroit. 


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toe  mmxtfj*mm  waa  'to 
norfu  **»■  poa-toOlee*; 
was  granted  letttr*  of/admm 
ixv-bex  eetate.     Tba 


tim  t«»t*  toaasm^ 

valued    at    WX3S0   wfta 

property  Hated.    Wa  P*c*Cdu»4  tut 

»*<*■   ..v..-j«a 

WOMAN,  40,  HAKGJSJ^iftag' 
SELF  IN  PLAYHOUSE 

cuudk  Mo,    Oct    lT.-4BpaaJfs>~ 

naaglin  baraeU  to  a  trWJimh-  Urfc 
chfldiah  ptayhbuaw  ,  on  Eav*vfathef« 
Bwaxr  Cr»ek  farm,  llollla  JfTiasa.  40 
years  old,  committed  aulcid*.^ 

g*Ti»"'«  bMO  mount 

ror,orrara]    reara,  J» 


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TUESDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  18, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Mrs.  W.  A.  McMehen  died.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  William  Hicks  and  Mary  Sellers,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married  yesterday  in 
Springfield. 

Leo  L.  Lemen  died.** 

Mrs.  Lucinda  Barlow  died.** 

John  Ederle  Pringle  died.** 

Marvin  K.  Pace  was  appointed  administrator  of  the  estate  of  Aura  G.  Pace. 
Page  5:  Miss  Elizabeth  Rice  and  Mr.  Everett  Squires  were  married.** 
Page  6:  A  son  Robert  Michael  Pyles  was  born  October  12  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ben  Pyles. 
Page  7:  Edward  Hensley  died.** 

O.P.  Johnson  died.** 
Page  12:  Harold  Highsmith  died.** 

William  King  died.** 


Reverend  J.  L.  Weatherferd  was 
called  to  Walnut  drove  yeaierde.- 
to  conduct  the  funeral  twice)  »'l 
Mrsv.  W    A.  McMehen 


Ij^v 


MARRIAGE    LICENSES 
T.    E.  Moore.  IS.   Gushing   Okla_ 
and  Lrla  Price,  4».  Buffalo;     "Wil- 
liam   Hlcka.    St.    and   Mary    Sellara. 
44.   both  of   SprlngfVeM- 


EOWARD   HENSLEY 

funeral  aervlcea  for  Edward 
Hensley,  formerly  of  Rrookilne. 
Ilepnhllr  and  Billing*,  who  died 
Sunday  of  typhoid  f««ver  at 
Wtttonga,  <»Vla..  will  be  conducted 
at  Knon  church  ut  \Vl*hart.  Mo., 
this  morning.  Ho  is  survived  hy 
his  parent*.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  M.  C. 
Hensley.  hla  wife.  Mm.  Lona  Hena- 
ley.  and  three  email  children,  all  of 
Wlahart.  netor*  coins  to  Watonjra 
recently.  Mr.  Hensley  had  been  en- 
gaged  In  the  garage  bualneaa  at 
Billing*. 


<VN 


Of 

•     *     «     f>v...# 

In    Hospital   He*  e 


*  ■*& 


A  UTKOMTIK*  h«a  aafl  la  St. 
Louis  yesterday  contta«ad  •» 

aparentiy  futile  Bearish  for  rela- 
tives of  William  King,  M,  *••, 
lleved  to  be  of  St.  Louis,  Who  died 
In  a  hospital  here  Wodnee 6*7 
sfter  he  bad  been  found  BBBon- 
solous  In  hie  room  at  a  cheap 
boarding  house. 

Physicians  believe  Kin*  died  of 
an  apoplectic  stroke  or  aome 
•trance  malady.  Discovered  un- 
conacloue  tn  his  room  more  than  i 
24  hour*  before  his  death,  he  re- 
mained In  a  daxed  condition  until 
the  end.  muttering;  only  "St.  . 
Louie"  In  reply  to  all  questions. 
He  had  reentered  at  the  rooming 
house  as  William  King  of  St- 
Louis,  and  the  same  nam*  and 
address  were  found  in  a  notebook 
I  in  his  room.  Except  for  the  red. 
notebook,  his  eyeglasses  and  a 
peculiar  scar  on  his  back,  author- 
ities found  little  on  which  to 
base    Identification. 

The  body  lies  at  the  Starne 
mortuary,  pending  word  from 
relatives.  Assistance  of  a  bureau 
of  identification  In  St.  Louie  has 
been  enlisted,  but  no  relatives 
have   yet    been   found. 


sue.  was  solemnised  last  Saturday 
afterneee  at  S:W  e/steete  to  the 
study  of  the  Reverend  H.  A.  Wood, 
who  reed  the  eerHoe.  Immediately 
following  the  service  the  couple 
motored  to  Joplla.  returning  Sun- 
day evening.  The  brfdo  le  a  grad- 
uate of  the  Springfield  High  school 
and  la  a  member  of  Alpha  Tau  Phi 
sorority.  Mr.  Squlrea  waa  graduated 
last  spring  from  the"  Western  Mili- 
tary academy  at  Alton.  III.,  and  la 
a  member  of  Delta  Phi  Omega  fra- 
ternity. The  couple  will  make  their 
home  for  the  present  with  the 
bridegroom's  parents  until  the  com- 
pletion of  their  new  honte  which  Is, 
In  course  of  construction  on  South 
National  avenue.  Mr.  Squires  la 
associated  with  his  father  In  the 
A.   L>.  Squires  Lumber  company. 


ACCIDENT  CAUSES  DEATH 
OF  HAROLD  HIQHSMITH 

Harold  Hlghsmlth.  XI.  nephew  of 
Mr.  and  Mra  T.  O.  Rhoadee,  of 
Springfield,  died  yesterday  after* 
neea  la  a  St.  Joseph  hospital  where 
he  waa  taken  for  aa  operation  fol- 
lowing the  accidental  discharge  of  I 
a  revolver  In  hie  room.  I 

Young  Hlghsmlth,  who  Is  well) 
known  In  Springfield  becauee  of 
many  vMta  here,  picked  up  a  pistol 
at  the  home  of  his  parents  In  St. 
Joseph  at  noon  yesterday  when  It 
dropped  to  the  floor  and  was  ac- 
cidentally discharged,  the  bullet 
entering  the  abdomen.  He  died 
while   on    the   operating   table. 

He  was  a  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Inrlng  H.  Hlithsmlth.  of  Bt.  Joseph. 
Mr.  Hlghsmlth.  former  circuit  clerk 
ft  Buchanan  county.  Is  now  deten- 
tion officer  at  St.  Joseph.  Mrs. 
Hlghsmlth.  the  boy's  mother.  Is  a 
daughter  of  John  TV.  Franklin,  of 
Ttollvar.  Funeral  arrangement*  are 
Incomplete  pending  the  arrival  of 
relatives  from  Oklahoma  and  New 
"Mexico.  Mr.  and  Mr*.  Rhodes  Will 
attend  the  funeral. 


^itWIo'd- 
noon  at  the  Starne  mortuary  t°* 
Lm  U  Lessen.  ••.  wo*  dM  BatW-, 
day  afternoon  at  Uherttf  MoAfcftef. 
a  brief  llmeee.  Burial  win  be  la 
East  I^awn  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Odd  Fellows  lodge  here. 
For  the  past  10  years  Mr.  L*rosn 
had  been  editor  of  an  Odd  Fallow 
publication  called  Triple  Link.  He 
la  survived  by  his  wife,  910  National 
avenue:  a  daughter.  Mrs.  Julius 
Ballrlck  o*  Toronto.  Canada  and 
I  wo  brother*  Joseph  Lomen  of 
New  Jersey  and  Carl  Senaeman  of 
Pennsylvania. 

MRS.    LUCINDA    BARLOW 
Funeral     services     for  Mrs.  Lu- 
clnda  Jane  Barlow.   7«.     who  died 
Sunday   night  at   tbs  home   of  her 
daughter.   Mrs.    W.    J.   Fisher.    1129 
i  North  Orant  avenue,  were  conduct - 
jed  at  7:30  o'clock  last  night  at  the 
Alma   Lohmeyer   funeral  home.  The 
body  will  be  forwarded  this  morn- 
ing to  Iberia.  Mo,  where  Mra.  Bar- 
low   will    be    burled    after    a    brie? 
service  at  the  grave. 


v\% 


JOHN     EOERLE     PRINQLE 
Funeral  srrangements     had     not 

'been  completed  last  night  lor  John 
Ederl*  Prlngl*.  34.  who  died  Bun- 
day  night  at  his  home  on  rout*  M, 
Srlngfleld.  following  a  brie!  Ill- 
a«H.  Service*  probably  will  be 
conducted  at  the  Alma  Lohmeyer 
funeral    home   today,    however,    and 

.burial  will  be  In  Qreenlawn  ceme- 
tory. ^^ 


0.  P.  J0H«S0riS*DEADSfei 
AT  HOME  NEAR  OZAfjf 

Mftriml  la  Th*  .Vnre 

OZARK.    .Mo.,     Oct.     17.— O.     P. 
Johnson.    7S.    believed      to    be      the 
old.it    native    cltlxen    of    Chrtatian 
county,    died    at    6    o'clock    tonight j 
from  the  InflrmlUea  of  age. 

Mr.  Johnson,  who  waa  born  and 
reared  In  Christian  county,  waa 
prominent  In  Republican  politic* 
for  more  than   iO  year* 

Funeral  services  will  be  held 
Wednesday  afternoon  at  1:30 
o'clock  at  New  Harmony  church 
i  followed  by  Interment  In  Holland 
|  cemetery.  The  service*  will  be 
conducted  by  the'  Reverend  A.  F. 
Hanks.  The  Klepper  Undertaking 
company  la  In  charge  of  funeral 
arrangements. 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  18,  1927-LEADER 
Page  12:  Births  announced.** 

Harold  Highsmith,  21,  died  after  being  accidentally  shot  at  St.  Joseph,  Mo.  He 
was  the  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Irving  H.  Highsmith  of  St.  Joseph  and  the  nephew  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
T.  G.  Rhodes  of  Springfield. 

Page  13:  Leo  L.  Lemen  died.** 

Mrs.  Lucinda  Jane  Barlow  died.** 
Edward  Hensley  died.** 
Mrs.  Sarah  L.  Rogers  died.** 
John  Ederle  Pringle  died.** 
Page  14:  There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  Vivian  Katherine  Seiler.** 

There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  John  Riley  Carroll.** 
Page  17:  Miss  Elizabeth  Rice  and  Mr.  Everett  Squires  were  married.** 
Miss  Fern  Shull  and  Mr.  Cecil  Putman  were  married.** 


■I  '  ''k 
'       FUNERAL  HELD. 

Pringta,  M.  wlw^WW^HS" 
hi*  bom*  w  rtttt-  Kfc  8pr»t»««. 

iMiowiac  •  £**  £to^«5Li**2* 
bmiw  Taatnt  *«*%;  »*?t«*%l»  ** 


j'     Mr.    and    Mr*.    Mark    Mercer.    1040, 
•W    Mt.  Vernon  streev  *nnounce   the; 
,  birth  of  a  daughter.  Mary  J*ne.  on 
!  October  17. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Beu  Pyles,  CIO  Hovey. 

announce  the  birth  ol  a  son.  Robert 

.  Michael.  October   12 


T\3 


I    .  IN  SUBMOEIAM. 

•ffin.  VUI»n  K.lh«ln.  MK  who 
aTetfon*  year    ago   today.   October    14, 

In  tlleac*  ahs  su»ered,-    . 

with    patience    the    bore. 
Till  Ood   called    her  home 

To   tuifer   no    more. 

Twm  hard  to  break  tha  lender  chord 
where    loTe    has   bound    the    heart; 

•Twai "hard.  io  hard,  to  .peak  the  word. 
W.   mu«t   forever    part. 

Deate.t    on*    w«    h*»»    laid     

la   the    peaceful   grata    embrace. 
But  your   memory    -111    bo   cheruhed 

Till   we    »e*  "thy    heavenly    lace. 

Sadly    missed    by    mother,    father    and 
•  Li  ten 

rnTafiirCL^Tn  lond  remembranca  ol  our 
d^f  hu^and  lather,  grandfather  and 
brother     John '  Riley    Carroll,    who    passed 

.war    at    his    home.    **»    a2,Vrd    Il",V, 
on*  year  ago.  October  13.  IM.e. 
Wa  cannot.  »e>  -»•   will   not   »ay- 
That  he   li  dead-he  u.Just  away 
With  a  cheery   amll*  and   a   w.»e   of   hi* 

band  .      . 

He  wandered  Into   an  unknown  land. 
And  left  ui   dreaming   how   very   lai. 
i^need.  must   be.  .Ince   h.  lingers  there. 
And "e— O   we.   who   w  wildly   yearn 
£oV  throld-llme   Itep   and    the-   glad   r.- 

We  thmic  ol  him  .till  »»  the  same.  I  iay. 
He  U   not   dead— h*   U   Just   away. 
H  gaily     miaaed     by     hi.     wlf*     children, 
jrrand/hiwtren.  sMt*er_ajid_  slaters. 


LEO.  L.  LEMBN.   ' 

Funerol     services     will    be   held    at 
3:30  o'clock  Wednesday  afternoon  at 
the  stoma  mortuary  for  Leo.  L.  Lcra- 
en,  CO,  who  died  Saturday  afternoon 
at  Liberty.  Mo..«.aftcr  a  brief  illness. 
Burial  wll>  be  in  East  Lawn>cemetery 
under   direction   of    the   Odd   Fellows 
lodce  hero.    Mr.  Lernen  had  been  edi- 
tor of  an  Odd  Fellow  publication  cell- 
od  Triple  Link.    He  Is  survived  by  nil 
wife,  030  National  avenue;  a  daughter. 
Mrs.  Julius  Ballrict  of  Toronto,  Cin« 
I  uda.  and  two  brothers,  Joseph  Lemon 
I  of  Now  Jersey  and  Onrl  Senseman  of 
|  Pcnncylvonla. 

MAR.  LUCINDA  CARLO  W. 
Funeral  service*  tor  Mrs.  Luotnda 
Jane  Barlow,  TO.  who  died.  Sunday 
night  at  the  home  of  bw  daughter. 
Mrs.  w.  J7  Fisher.  1129  North  OrStf 
avenue,  wore  Jield  at  7;30  o'clock  lUt 
night  at  (ho  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
I  homo.  The  body  was  forwarded  this 
morning  to  Iberia,  Mo.,  for  burial. 


I 


MRS.  ROGERS  DIES  SOON 
AFTER  WEDDING  RITES 

Mrs.  Cnr&h  L.  Rogers,  78,  a  resident 
of  Orecne  county  over  A0  years,  died 
this    morning    at   the    family   home, 
route   1.   Strafford.-     She  Is  surrlvad 
i  by  the  husband,  J.  B.  Rogers;  a  son. 
.  W.  B.  Rogers,  6trafford;   four  daugh- 
|  ters.  Mrs.  J.  M.  West.  Mrs.  John  Mel- 
I  ton   and   Mrs.   Will  Roland,     all     of 
Strafford,  and  Mrs.  William  Melton  of 
Springfield.    Funeral  eerrtoM  will  be 
held  at  11  a.  m..  Wednesday  at  Mul- 
let: ax  cemetery,  hear  Strafford. 

Mr.  and*  Mrs.  Rogors  recently  cele- 
brated their  67th  wedding  annivers- 
ary 


isnuirr-- Win 
Mim  KlU»a>*-..    j-    ^'-rr,    rt.  !»;•».  rr   :C 
Kr    anci   Mr.    Oiarlai    R     US-*,  tout  2k 
Campbell    avar.ut.   becanw.    xitr    IrtO* . 
of    Mr.    Everrtt    Rqu:rt«s     wii     tC    Mr. 
and    Mr*    A.   H    Squire*.   IKi   Semh ; 
IZimhrxrafT.   avonut.    SaUDUM*    aTler- 
noon  el  2:30  Id  the  auici:    tC  fir:.  H. 
!  A.   Wood,  ,«bo   pert onns/.  *n*   set*-  J 
moay     The  coup'*  moimwfl  10  top-  J 
Un   Immedlswftr  aTtol-  the   icteux^ 
returning     Bandar      rrcr  Jnp         Mr*. 
Scju:rt»  Is  a  p-*dun.tr   c"  Src-Joc  Hl.rb 
'  sebco!   anc   a   nwnr.hnr    :>'   "■>*    A_?  ia 
Tau  Phi  joranrjr.     Mr    8c>J?ry   f7* 2"  i 
uawfi  firan  Wwtrrr  JCnnarr  irx'tz.-.f 
la*:  ijirtng  anc"  if  a  ntrmiNr  :<!*:» 
Phi    Omega    rraicrr^cj-      The    c-^-j^je 
' »   a]    prrwcnl   lrca.ve    wtCa   i£*   par- 
ent*  of   the  fraaa  wine*   tb»T    wJl 
rraiaJn    uxftfi    th*:r    rw»    bnn/*    co 
Sv-vutfi  Katlcm.?  at-rsrus    i»  r.T=.>ir*/-i 
Mr.    Scrulrr*    !.«    asw.s'ri     »-.tb     i.:i 
fiafcn    la  the   A    33    S^**2**    K^irher 
compicyr      Thr'-rraTr  vrif  *-eof  *:rc- 
orr±  at   «Trr.T«T /=..:■  £'ir   *if-'    -'    •*" 
uii    to    S».£-\    K  .rr.    ,".«    5:      Iv-.J 
wreeu     Thr   ri-u;*    I*    a   piKnr    Sj>    Mr 
R:r*      Ar.   »i.:..^.r.    tv»)V    *.-><-.rr.*    •» «.« 
used  la  t^r  t*»b.»*  c«ccou«r.*     Oc-r*r§ 
\rere  laid  :ar    Vrs*-»    n-:  Vw^,u.-,« 
.Everett   Sc«ilM«.   A    Ti    Ss, -..-«>.    C     R 
Rice.   Hufh   RJr*.    M    S    I^trarcrf*    oT 
1  MomXtan,  la,  and  Maator  Jtact  JBoo. 


i 


i  Putman-Sbull. 

|  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Oeorge  ShuD.  roc  to  I 
9.  enr.our.ee  the  marriage  of  \hfs  I 
."•-f.UffSi't-r.  Ten.,  to  Mr.  Cee'.l  Fjttaa, 
.son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs  R.  B.  futnua,, 
ro-fte  1.  October' 10  at  the  St.  Joeeph  \ 
parsonage,  with  Her.  Father  IXarxua] 
offlcutlo:.  The  only  attendants  were  ' 
Mia*    Catherine    Baroa    ant   Mr.   Ed 

i  Baron  of  this  city. 

EDWARD   HENSl.Er. 

Funeral  services  for  Edward  Hen- 
sley,  for«ncrly  of  Brookllne.-  RcpubUe 
anil  Lilllnc*.  who  died  Sunday  of 
typhoid  fever  at  Watonga.  Okla..  were 
held  at  Enon  church  %A  Wlehart.  Mo.. 
today.  Ho  Is  survived  by  hi*  parents, 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  M.  C.  Hensley,  his  wll«, 
Mrs.  Lona  Hensley.  and  three  small 
children,  all-  of  Wlshart.  Before  go- 
1115  to  Watonga  recently.  Mr.  Hen- 
sley had  been  engaged  In  the  garage 
business  at  Billings. 


«m 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  19, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Neil  G.  Line  and  Miss  Neyevan  G.  Blakely  were  married.** 

Marriage  license  issued.** 
Page  5:  Miss  Fern  Shull  and  Mr.  Cecil  Putman  were  married.** 
Page  9:  Mrs.  Mary  Abney  died.** 
Leo  L.  Lemen  died.** 
Mrs.  Sarah  L.  Rogers  died.** 
Page  12:  Genevieve  Page  Smith  sues  to  divorce  Edward  C.  Smith.  They  were  married 
November  7,  1916, 

William  H.  Stout  and  Delphia  Fortney,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married 
yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Page  15:  Card  of  thanks.** 

Page  16:  Irene  F.  Emmons  sues  to  divorce  Clarence  F.  Emmons.  They  were  married 
October  16,  1926. 


MARRIAGE   LICENSE 
William  H.  Stout.  St.  and  Deiphla 
Fortney.    St.    both   of    Springfield. 


Mrs.  Mary  Abney.   4M 
Spring,  died  at  a  looal  boeptta] 
tarday.    Mrs.  Abney  Is 
ona  son.  Clifford,  sad  ens  da 
tar.  Mrs.  Cora  CamelUoo.    FuMTa* 
services   will  ba  hold  at  S  a'cleo* 
today  st  Reads   8prlog   under  the 
direction  of  tba  Paxaoo  Underta* 
ir.g  company. 


8HULL-PUTMANN 
and     Mr*.    Oeorge    Shall. 


of 


LEO  L.  LEMIN 
Funeral  services  wlO  ba  conducted 
at  J: SO  o'clock  thla  afternoon  at  the 
8tarna  mortuary  for  Leo  U.  Lemen. 
who  died  Saturday  afternoon  at 
Liberty.  Mo,  after  s  brief  ttlneea. 
Mr.  Lemen  bad  been  prominent  for 
many  years  in  Odd  Fallow  activities 
in  Southweet  Missouri.  Member*  ot 
the  Odd  Fallow  and  Rebekah  lodge* 
will  meet  at  the  I.  O.  O.  F.  hall 
at  2  o'clock  to  go  to  the  services. 


Mr. 

I  east  of  the  rlty.  announce  the  mar- 

rlajre  of  t/ielr  itauKhter.  Fern  Shull. 

:  to    Mr.    Cecil    Futman.    son    of    Mr. 

.and  Mrs.  R.  E.  Puimnn.  living  north 

'of  the  city,  which  took  place  Octo- 

|  bar  10  at  the  St    Joseph  parsons*;* 

with  the   Reverend  Father  Maurice 

reading    the   service.      The   couple's 

attendants     were     Mlu     Catherine 

Baron  and  Mr.  Ed  Baron.  ' 


MRS.  SARAH  L.  ROGERS 

Mrs  Sarah  L.  Rogers,  7*.  wlfa  of 
J.   B.    Roger*,   pioneer    farmer,    died 
yesterday    after  a    lingering   lUneas 
at    bar    home,      route    1,    Strafford. 
Shs  la  survived  by  her  husband,  a 
son.  W.  B    Rogers  of  8trafford;  and 
four  daughters.   Mrs.   William   Mel- 
ton  of  Springfield   and    Mrs.   J.  M. 
West.  Mrs.  John   Melton  and   Mrs. 
William   Roland  of  Strafford.      Fu- 
neral services  will  he  conducted  at  J 
the      home      near    Strafford    st    111 
o'clock    this    morning,    with    burial! 
In   Mulllnnx  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Kltngner  funeral  homo.! 


LINE- BLAKELY  NUPTIALS 

Nell  O.  Lisa  and  Mlas  Neyevan  CT. 

IUakety  were  married  last  night  St 

the  home  of  tba  bride's  parents  at 

1SSS  North  Orant  street.     The  Rev- 

«r*nd  M.  F.  Cowden  peoforcned  the 

ceremony.      Mr.     Line      Is     In     the 

grocery    business     at      1001      West 

I  Thoman    street.     The   couple     will 

•   leave  today  for  a  nip  to  Colorado. 


CASD.Or 

-We   wtoa  , 


'•ad 

eor    hii 

ad     Brotaer 

UadrrUalnc 


Star    sad    the   sissy' 

efferiag*    daring    tae 

deal*)    of   ear   salsved    wtf*  i 

*•»■    T-     r.    Weak,       ajm 

thanks  -to   BmW     Wuea 

Heary    and    t*    the    Stars* 

eearsaay. 
A   lariat  aoahaad  and  eaOsrea. 
T.    F.    WEBB.  ^^ 

MR.   AND  MRS.   CLAY   OOFFMAK 
•JR.  AND  MRS.  JOE  YADO*** 

LaSL^°wSS:  CHM"T   WQBt 
VERSA   WEBB   aad 
BLUS    WEBB. 

*" "■■■■  mmmmmtt 


r*r n<-  rw*a*  ini.g^ 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  19, 1927-LEADER 

Page  6:  William  King  died.** 
Page  11:  Two  divorce  suits  filed.** 
Page  12:  Births  reported.** 

Mrs.  Mary  Abney  died.** 

Leo  L.  Lemen  died.** 


<M5 


Mrs.  Sarah  L.  Rogers  died.** 
Page  14:  Card  of  thanks  from  P.  F.  Webb  and  others.** 


TWO  DIVORCE  ACTIONS' 
s    IN  CIRCUIT  COURT 

Charging  that  her  husband  ne- 
glected her.  Mrs.  Otnertaye  Page 
Smith,  yesterday  f Ued  rulfrfor  divorce 
from  Edward  C.  Smith,  proprietor  0/ 
a  radio  ehop  an  UoonvlUe  avenue. 

The  petition  xti  out  that  they  are 
equal  owner*  in  the  radio  store,  the 
etock  and  coatenle  of  which  have  a 
value' of  (4.000;  that  the  defendant  la 
wasting  the  stock  and  money  deriv- 
ed therefrom  Bho  asks -that  a,  re- 
ceiver be  appointed  and  her  husband 
be  restrained  from  disposing  of  the 
stock. 

Care  and  custody  of  a  minor  child. 
Edward  Page.  U  asked  by  Mrs.  Smith, 
together  with  such  alimony  as  the 
court  may  see  fit  to  grant.  They 
were  married  November  7.  1916,  end 
separated  In  October,  1037.  according 
to  the  petition. 

Mrs.  Laura  Rutledge  seeks  e  di- 
vorce from  John  Rutledge,  charging 
non-support  and  other  Indignities. 
They  were  married  February  «.  1913. 
and  separated  October  17.  1937,  ec~ 
.eejrdtng  4jO  tfce  petMofc.  •       (v         v 

F  t«o\h  ijM«Pi  ^•ti&fs&r 

.,  -.*     II        I         !■■       .Mil-        —!>■■—    II  ■l^l    .1     ■■■■  .1     I     ■     ■■■     ■■! 

t—        '    *  CAKDS  Ot  TBANKS. 


..'*  with'  to  tha.ni:  our  manr 
frlendt  and  relatives  lor  their  Jclndneis 
and  erwpsthy  and  the  *tanr'  oeavllfttl 
floral  offerlngj  daring  the  recent  Jllneaa 
and  death  of  our  beloved  wlfa  and 
mother,  Mrs.  T.  P.  Webb.  Also  our  SJnd-  , 
est  thanks  to  Bro.  Wiles  and  JJro.  Henry 
and  to  the  Btarne  Undertaking  Co. 
A  loving  husband  and  children. 
P.  P.  WEBB. 

mr  and  mrs.  clay  copfman, 
mr.  and  mrs.  jok  yadon. 
mr.  and  mrs.  cuxsley  wedb. 
•    leslie  w.kdd, 
verna  "wkjib, 
ellis  webb,      . 


MBS.    MARY    ABNEY.  I 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs-  Mary  Ab- 
ncy.  49.  of  Reeds  Spring,  who  died 
at  a  local  hospital  yesterday,  .were 
held  at  2  p.  m.  today  at  Reeds 
Spring.  Burial  vs*  under  direction 
of  the  Paxson  Funeral  home.  8he  la 
survived  by  a  daughter.  Mrs.  Cora 
Carnelllon  ana  *,son,  Clifford. 


I.EO  L.  LEMb.w. 
Puneral  services  were  held  at  2:Z$\ 
p.  m.  today  at  the  Starve  tasrtusuy 
I  .or  Leo  L.  Lemen.  who  died  Saturday 
afternoon  at  Li'befty,  %Mo..  after  a 
brief  Illness.  Burial  was  In  Ezst 
Lawn  cemetery  with  services  at  the 
grave  under  direction  of  -the  Odd  Pel- 
Iowa.   % 


BODY,  IN  MORGUE  A 
WEEK,  UNIDENTIFIED 

A  continued  search  for  relatives  of 
William  Kin*  ft*,  believed  to  be  of 
St.  Louie,  who  died  In  a  hospital 
here  a  week  ego  after  he  had  been 
found  unconscious  In  hie  room  at  • 
cheap  boarding  house,  u  being  con* 
duoted  by  authorities  here. 

Physician*  believe  King  died  of 
en  apoplectic  stroke. 

The  body  lies  at  the  Sterne  mor- 
tuary pending  word  from  relatives. 
Assistance    of  a  bureau   of   ldentlfl- 

I  cation  in  St.  Louis  ha*  been  enlisted* 
tout  no  relative*  have  yet  been  found. 


.SARAH   L.   ROGER8. 

Puncrul    services   for   Mrs    Snruh    L 
liogers.  78.  wife  of  JJ>B.  Roger:,  pio- 
neer    fsrtncr.      who      dirt      >esterc!i7 
after  a  lingering   Illness   n*.   her   t.:r..- 
route    1.    Strafford,    were    neld    at    H 
a.  m.  today  at  the  home.     She  Is  sur- 
vived  by  her  husband,    a  son.   w    B 
Rogers  of  Stsafforri.  and   four  daugh- 
ters. Mrs.   William  Melton   of  Spring-  , 
field  and  Mrs.  Jj*M.  West.  Mrs.  John  i 
Melton/  and    Mrs.    Wllllom    Rolar.<l    ot 
Stratford.       Burial     was     In    Mt'!!:nt.i 
cemetery     under     direction     of     the 
Kllngner  funeral   home. 


Mr     and   Mrs.    Ellis    Harrison.    1M1 

North  Boulevard,  announce  the  birth 

of  a  son  October    IB.     Mrs.   Harrison 

jrormerly    was    MLsa    Helen    Clark     of 

Crocker.  Mo. 

Mr  and  Mrs.  E.  M.  Warner  of  Loul* 

'  nnnounce  the  birth  of  a  son.  Will  am 

Lewis.    October    1       Mrs.    Warner     or- 

,ncrly   was  Mis*  Lucille  SUcrer  of  this 

I  *  Mr.  and  Mr*.  Robert  A.  Black,  764 

!  West  Olive  street,  announce  the  blrtn 
,of  a  daughter.  Alma  Lucille.  Oclo- 
iber    19.  4 


Tlfc 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  20, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Rev.  Harry  T.  Crocker  committed  suicide.** 

Marriage  license:  Forrest  Scrivener,  24,  and  Geraldine  Scrivener,  21,  both  of 

Springfield.  ^^  ^^  ^.^  ^  ^^  ^  rf ^^  ^  and  MolUe  j 

Cantftge  S-' aISL  Elma  Lucille  Black  was  born  yesterday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  A. 

Black  of  764  West  Olive.  .  .    , 

Page  16-  Forrest  Scrivener  and  his  former  wife  Geraldine  Scrivener  were  remarried 
Laura  Rutledge  sues  to  divorce  John  Rutledge.  They  were  married  February  2, 

1912. 


MARRIAGE  LICIM*** 
Forrest  Scrivener,  J*, 
aldlne  ScrUsner.  11. 
field:     Msttlson     W 
Kamu  City,  and  Msjlle  *. 
in.   Dedevlli*. 


&wm 


TO  EXACT 
OT  HIS  OUR 

■■ • 

Suffering  Nervous  Collapse, 
Reverend  Crooker  FataHy 
Wounds  Himself  and  Expire* 
In  His  Parsonage 


«|  COULDN'T  HELP  IT/ 

ARE  HIS  DYING  WORDS 

Fully  Conscious  That  Ho  *• 
Blooding  tcfcpOath,  HoVokco. 
No  Porsonai  Regrot  for 
Tragic  Action 


-to 


fcred  *  nervous  breakdown 
months  a*o  and  had  b*m>  la 
health  sine*,  ahot  himself  dramat- 
ically   early    ywierdaj.     Bapgdnc.  *- 
.IS   calibre   reTohrer  from  hla  >w- 
room  wh.De  tha  rcat  ot  th*  tamfty 
prepared    for   breakfast,   ha  wajsj**' 
Into  the  front  yard  of  tha 
ea*  and   seat  a  ballet 


tin  lk.«  c«n«*fU>l«  •»•»  h«» 
**^rr»*i<m.  «.d  tftte  siertel 
•ko/l  intw  »•»  o»  *»mortaKI».  !»»•» 
•JkoJI  k*  *rxm*M  M  *••»  '»«  •••*"• 
rfesf  4»  «-T«t««.  D»«lk  ♦»  ««ca»W<  •# 
4a  t4rt*«*.  O  lM»  «»«  «*  ***  enseV 
O  r*-ar».  «*»"  »  Iks-  rirtonrf 

-pLEEDlNO    to    death     of  self -to  - 

■     fllctwd       run»hot    wound*,      thai 

Reverend    Harry    T.    Crocker.      4% 


(••tor  af  th*  Ftrat  Baptist 
at    8eyn»*or    tnr    mora 
years,     exptrvd     at    U>a 
parsonage  at  T:li  o*«*e*fc  last 
|      Tha  Reverend  Crockar. 


caDsd 

whispered:  «*,".  t'j.'\ 

-l  know  that  I  hnvn  aMIst 
■rtf .     I  ana  Mood1a>  to  1 
enrry    f*«"    yo«a- 
nened.      be*    I      ooul*}  Mt    Jsebj  IV 
Promlaa  ma  only  that  tm' 
cure  of  your 
sters." 

From  ahortly  attar 
time  of  hla  death,  ha  wu 
at  brief  Interval*,  recce** 
about  him.  Ha  aeemed  flaUy  aware 
that  he  would  dla  and  aflfcaraaaad  ho 
peraanal  rneret  for  hla  ae*.  ■* 

Ha  la  surrlvta  by  hla  wife,  three 
eona  aad  two  daachtara.  Th* 
otdeat  eon  Luther.  21.  la  a  teacher 
In  the  Seymour  High  school,  and 
the  younjreat  child  la  Franoea 
Louise.  S  yeara  old.  Tha  other  chil- 
dren are  Claybcook.  19:  Rachel  IX, 
and  Harry  T,  J*.  T.       '\j$$iR 


FROM  THAY«* 


Tha   Rati 

tha  Seymour 

1126.  from  a 

Mo.      Several 

fervdanervw 

forced  to  quit  the  pulp*  far  a  I 

though  hla  eouresthm  that  a 

ceaaor   be   naaaed  (or  Mm 

f uaed  by  the  Seymour  chore 

He   returned    Sunday   tram   *  8*. 
UuU    sanitarium.       wh*r*    ha 
been   under   treatment  tar  A 
oua  trouble  tor  tha 
letters  from  eanltartum 
1  had  led  the  family 
I  his  condition  waa  at 
1  and  this  belief 
i  the   minister's 
!  returned  to   Seymour. 


W 


I  Heve   he   fearwd.   !M*W*»«r. 
I  never  would  be  **>*♦  «•  ** 


|dutlee  In   the 
Mr*.      Crocker 

j  told   of   her   hutllfl 


2 

■-•■«  i 


DENY   ANOTHER  CALICO 


A 


flowfd  from  a  wound  on  the  c 
,  n«-«tr  the  heart,  and  from  another, 
'  wound  on  the  back,  where  the  laraM 
■  -iMbre  bullet  had  left  the  body. 
Only  one  bullet  waa  fired,  the  Rev. 
•>r*nd  ("rocker  apparently  slielatTi 
th-  gun   at   bin  h»art. 

L'i  J.  H.  boihna^r.  «.';«!  U*e« 
across  the  street  from  the  parses*- 
"«♦.  *"  summoned.  The  minister 
waa  carried,  un>  -oruclous.  Into  tfce) 
l«rsonaKe.  After  .»  brief  »x*m$m*-. 
tlon  Doctor  Rulllnccr  declare*  •sjfij 
man  had  little  chance  to  recover. 

Kuneral     .trrunc*m*nts    ha4 
been  comi>letrd  last   night. 


officials    of      the    church    ***** 

riu^st»on*d  reejareln*  a  pueesrilj 
'motive  for  th»  auldde,  dealed  th»t 
!  they    had    planned    to   call    another 

minister    to    the    paatoraU. 

Hearing  the  report  of  Mr. 
!  Crocker's  revolver  early  yeeteedsvf 
■  morning,    the    family      ruahed    nit* 

the  front  yard   to  discover   hla  body 
!  there,    apparently    Ufeleae.       Bloe* 

THURSDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  20, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Rev.  Harry  T.  Crocker  committed  suicide.** 
Page  4:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Page  12:  Walter  Bond  Phrophet,  Jr.,  6,  died  of  diphtheria  this  morning.  He  was  the  son 
>f  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  T.  Phrophet  of  797  West  Calhoun.  He  will  be  buried  in  Greenlawn 
emetery.  He  is  the  fifth  diphtheria  victim. 
R.  J.  Loveless  died.** 
Mrs.  Rilda  Wagner  died.** 
Mrs.  Nellie  Tharp  died.** 

Son  born  October  18  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  Frizzell  of  Kansas  City.  Mrs. 
rizzell  was  formerly  Miss  Edith  Weddell  of  this  city. 
Page  13:  Sam  Chappel  was  killed.** 


B.    J.    LOVELESS. 

It.  J.  Loveless,  65,  died  at  I  a.  nv 
today  at  the  home  cf  a  son,  Louie 
Loveleaa.  603  North  Nettleton  avenue, 
after  a  lingering  Illness.  Ho  Is  sur- 
vived by^  the  one  eon:  one  alep-son, 
George  Rollins.  Tulsa,  Okla.,  and  one 
brother.  H.  L.  Loveless.  Fort  City,  la. 
Funeral  services  w*n  be  held  at  2 
p.  m.  Saturday,  with  Interment  In 
Memorial  Park  cemetery  under  di- 
rection of  the  Alma.  Lohmeyer.  Fu- 
neral   Home. 


MAJUtlACiE,  LICENSES. 
Marriage  license*  Vexe  lsroed  j**- 
terday  to  MattUcm  W.  Campbell.  27. 
Kansas  City,  and  Kellia  .  CantreU. 
23,  DadcTlIIe;  Forrest  Scrivener,  24. 
'and  Oeraldln*  BcrtveneT.  21,  both  of' 
B  print-field.  ] 


Mlt«.  HILDA  HAIi.SF.K. 
Mrs.  Hilda  Wagner,  71  years  old. 
wife  of  E.  H.  Vagner.  dltd  this  morn- 
ing at  her  home.  2308  North  Main 
a-enuo.  following  a  brief  Illness. 
Funeral  services  were  held  at  3  p.  m. 
todny  at  the  Klingner  Funeral  Home 
with  burial  In  Crrcenlawn  cemetery. 

MRH.    NELLIE    THARP. 

Mrs.  Nellie  Tharp.  27  years  old.  of 
3324  North  Ramsey  avenue,  died  this 
morning  In  a  local  hospital  following 
a  brief  illness.  Funeral  arrange- 
ments are  Incomplete  but  they  will 
be  under  direction  of  the  Klingner 
Funeral    Home. 


WEST  PLAINS  FARMER 
JS^ltlffMLOJlOG 

WE^T  PLAIrterf  tio*  Oct.'  20«—  ( A 
p.)— Sam  Chappel.  4r>ye*r-dld  farm- 
er who  lived  20  mUes  aouthweet  ol 
here,  waa  killed  Tuesday  by  »  wild 
bog  which  be  and  a  neighbor  were 
attempting  to  kill.  The  hog  had 
been  making  depredations  in  the 
neighbor's  cornfield. 

Tho  hog  attached  tore*  dogs  which 
the  men  took  along  for  the  hunt. 
Having  no  weapons,  the  men  began 
throwing*  itonea  it  the  hog  to  save 
the  dogs.  The  hog  suddenly  charged 
Chappel.    * 


°\W 


PASTOR 
BEOteD  WIFE'S 
FORGIVENESS 


Rev.  H.  T.  Crocker  Dies  Ten 

Hours  After  Shooting 

Himself. 


REGRETTED     HIS     ACT 


Exacts   Sons'    Promise    to 

Care    for  "Mother"; 

Funeral  Tomorrow. 


Eliciting  forglvcnc&s  from  bis  wife 
and  exacting  a  pledge  from  his  older 
aona  "to  caro  fox  mother,"  the  Rev. 
Harry  T.  Crocker  of  Seymour  died 
at  fl:50  laat  night  at  his  hoove. 

Tho  pastor  of  the  Pint  Baptist 
church  at  Seymour  fatally  wounded 
himself  early  yesterday  by  shooting 
h:maelf  In  the  chest.  The  tragedy 
|  was  enacted  In  the  front  yard  of  his  j 
i  home  as  a  climax  to  a  two  months  j 
nervous  Illness. 

Funeral  services  will  be  held  at 
3  p.  m.  tomorrow  from  the,  church 
where  the  pastor  had  filled  the  pul- 
pit for  more  than  two  years. 
Family  Uoveri  Near. 
The  Rev.  Lewis  M.  Hale,  pastor  of 
the  First  Baptist  church  of  Spring- 
field,  will  conduct  the  funeral  serv- 
ices over  hi*  fellow  clergyman. 

The  Rev.  Crocker  will  be  burled  In 
the  Mnsonlo  cemetery,  not  far  from 
his  home  In  Seymour.* 

Surrounded  by  his  grlef-strlcken 
wife  and  four  of  his  five  older  chil- 
dren-, the  pastor;, who  bad  been  an 
attained;  Baptist  minister  31  years, 
goeped  u  lartwell  la tp'  yesterday.  .  j 
£M^tnl^ 


•mim&i*. 


sUth   gTades  li-tfiS&aiaf-'Tfcf  *.■'■&*  I 
I  day.  I 

w 


"But  he  told  us  he  Just  couldn't 
'get  himself  together.'  He  returned 
Sunday  from  St.  Louis  Where  he  had 
tw-en  under  treatment  at  the  Baptist 
sanitarium. 

."The  family  met  him  at  Springfield. 
He  seemed  quite  Jolly  after  reaching, 
home.      We    avoided    talking,  to    him 
alwut    his    Illness,    because   be      dis- 
liked to  discuss  It. 

"  'Mother,  we  haven't  anything  to 
worry  about.'  he  sa'ld  Sunday.  But 
wi  couldn't  get  him  to  tako  an  In- 
terest In  things  about  the  home.  We 
a*ked  him  ahout  buying  wood  for 
the  winter,  but  ho  listlessly  said, 
•Let's  put  it  off  awhile.'  " 

Felt  Death  Approach. 
Throughout  yesterday,  as  the  fami- 
ly hovered  near  hla  bedside,  the  pas- 
tor said  little  to  hie  family. 

"Once  ho  uald  to  mother,  'I  lovo 
you.'  He  aeomed  to  want  to  get  well." 
As  he  realized  the  end  was  near, 
Mr.  Crocker  called  to  his  t*~o  older 
sons,  Luther  and  Claybrook.  19.  and 
b<  gged  them  to  take  care  of  their 
mother,  which  the  boys  sobblngly 
promised  to  do. 

Luther  recounted  tho  details  of  Uie 
suicide. 

"I  was  upstairs  dressing,'.'  he  said. 
"Mother  was  cooking  breakfast.  Sud- 
denly-1  heard  a  shot.     I  looked  out 

from  s  window  and  saw  father  lying 
on  the  ground,  the  pistol  near  him." 
Neighbors  Astounded. 
Shocked  neighbors  ran  to  the  home, 
be  said. 

Mr.  Crocker's  limes*-  seemed  'to 
creep  gradually  upon  him.  the  son 
said.  Members  of  his  church  first 
noticed  his  breaking  health. 

Encouraging  reports  of  his  condi- 
tion were  rucelvcd  from  the  St.  Louis 
hospital  by  the  family  while  the  pas- 
tor was  a  patient  there.*  bis  son  said. 
Prior  to  going  to  Seymour  two  years 
ago  last  February,  Mr.  Crocker  was 
pestor  of  A  Baptist  church  at  Thayer 
fcr  18  months. 

He  has  served  as  spiritual  advisor 
of  several  Baptist  churches  In  Okla- 
homa before*,oomlng   to  Missouri. 

He  was  a  graduate  of  Clinton  col- 
lege.  Clinton,  Ky*.  He  also  attended 
Southwestern  Baptist  Theological 
Seminary  at  Fort  Worth/  Tex. 

He  was  born  March  2,  1880  In  Gib- 
son county,  Tenn. 

Deacons  of  the  church  today  de- 
clare the  -minister  was  a  forcible 
spsaker,  a  capable  organizer,  and 
an  energetic  pastor. 

He  was  popular  with  his  cqngre- 
ra  Uon. 


FRIDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  21, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
.      PaBe  * ;  Marriage  license:  Louis  H.  Gummersbach,  33,  of  St.  Louis  and  Catherine  M 
Quinn,  24,  of  Springfield. 

Page  3:  J.  A.  Nelms  was  appointed  curator  of  the  estate  of  Frances  J.,  Katherine  E  and 
John  T.  McKenna,  minors. 

Page  11:  J.  A.  Nelms,  public  administrator,  was  appointed  guardian  of  Georgia  Fay 
Lews,  Clyde,  Richard  D.,  Thelma  Lorene,  Jessie  Eunice,  Elwood  Lee  and  Claude  E  Martin 
minors.** 


J.  A.  NaJme,  public  administrate?, 
j  waa  appoint*!  by  J  udg*  John  H. 
!  Fairman  to  probata  court  jrester- 
j  oar  aa  guardian  of  Georgia,  Fay, 
j  Lewla.  Clyde,  Richard  XX.  Thatana 
>  Lorena.  Jeaele  Samoa,  Bweod  Lee 
I  and  Claud*  B.  Martin. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  21, 1927-LEADER 

Page  22:  Rev.  H.  T.  Crocker  died.** 

Marriage  license:  Louis  H.  Gummersbach,  38,  of  St.  Louis  and  Catherine  M. 
Quinn,  34,  of  Springfield. 

Forest  E.  Davies  died.** 

Mrs.  Nellie  Tharp  died.** 
Page  14:  Sam  Chappel  was  killed  by  a  wild  hog.** 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Robertson  celebrate  their  61st  wedding  anniversary.** 


FOREST  E.  DAVIER. 
Forest  E.  D&vies.  30.  2361  Prospect 
avenue,  died  this  morning"  to  a  local 
hospital  following  a  brief  Ulneea. 
Funeral  arrangements  are  Incomplete 
pending  the  arrival  or  relatives-  but 
serrices  -rill  be  under  direction  of 
the  KlingneT  Funeral  home  . 


MRS.  NELLIE  TH\RP 
Funeral  servleee  will  be  held  at 
U  a.  m.  tomorrow  at  Pleasant  Hope 
for  Mrs.  Nellie  Tbxrp.  37.  of  3234 
North  Run»«y  aren-je.  who  died  yes- 
terday morning  in  a  local  hospital 
following  a.  brief  illness.  Burial  wlil 
be  at  Pleasant,  Hop*  undtr  direction 
of    the   Kilngner   Puneral   home. 


LICENSED  TO  WED. 
A  marriage'  Jlcerue  waa  laeued  yes- 
terday to  Loula  11.  Oummersbach.  38. 
St.    IjOuU.    and    Catherine    li.    Quinn, 
M,  Springfield. 


THRONG  ATTENDS  RITES 
FOR  SEYMOUR  PASTOR 

The  Baptist  church  at  Seymour  this 
afternoon    waa   filled    to   capacity    by 

rr, .  pastor ^or.vtho  church. ,  who  com- 
mitted  sulcids   Wednesday. 

The  Rev.  Lewis  M.  Hale,  pastor  ot 
the  First  Baptist  church  here,  con- 
ducted the  funeral.  Burial  was  In 
the  Masonic  cemetery  at  8eymour. 

The  pastor  shot  himself  as  a  result 
ef   a   nervous    breakdown. 


WeddJnr  Anniversary 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Robertson, 
cf  Crane,  believed  to  be  the  oldest 
married  couple  In  tho  Ofark  country, 
will  celebrate  their  elxty-flrst  wedding 
aunlreraary  Sunday. 
;  Thalr  marriage  toccurred  on  Octo- 
ber  35.  but  tin  calabratiarf  Wlmtng 
held  -oa  Sunday, .bo  that  a  greater 
number  oX  'poopla*Tnay  Attend. 

Mr.  RoUertaon  la  83  years  old'and 
bit  bride  of  elaty-one  years  ago  is  TO. 

Mrs.     Robefteon     la'  a    native    of 
Crreene  county,  and  boo  -nnd-her  .AU$- 1 
band,  a  native  of   Lavrrence  county 
who  lived  near  McKLlniey.-  were  xaar- 
rlod  three  mllc'n~we«t  of  liepubllc. 

They  lived  In  Greeno  county. one 
j  year,  and  the  remainder  of  their  mar- 
ried life  waa  spent  In  Lawrence  coun- 
ty, up  until  nln*  years  ago  when 
they  moved  here  to  be  near  their  son, 
T.  B.  Robertaon,  who  lives  at  Orane: 


IO0O 


WILD 

LIFE  Of  FARMER 


8am  Chappel,  41  years  old.  *  farm- 
er who  lived  two  miles  west  of  Cure.- 
%0,  tear  West  Plains,  was  almost  In- 
stantly killed  when  be  was  attacked 
by  a  wild  hog  In  a  field  on  the  farm 
of  Rev.  T.  D  Mln3on.  s  neighbor, 
with  whom  he  had  gone  to  help 
capture  the  outlaw  animal. 

Rev.  Minion  ana  Chnppcl  went  to 
the  field  with  their  dogs  at  2  o'clock. 
In  the  morning  to  capture  the  hog 
which  has  been  making  nightly  raids 
on  the  minlsW's  farm  and  destroying 
his  corn  crop. 


The  bog  attacked  the  three  dog- 
^  Was  wounding  them  »""&■ 
Se  men  were  throwing  rocks ,  »t  the 
SJ  to  beat  It  off  the  dogs,  when  the 
£2  .\KWenly  charged  .t  Chappy 
i^oro  he  could  flee,  the  hog  .truck 
SSipel  twice  with  iu  tusk.,  tha 
SStSaah  cutting  the  knee  cap  bone 
SIS  and  th's  eeconu  InXUotlng :  * 
d„p  wound  a  few  Inches  above  the 
Jnee  The  second  wound  tors  opfcn 
S  artery,  and  Ch*ppe»  bled  to  dea>b 
££?».*.  Mlneon.  who  rushed  to 
£5  aid.  could  do  apytbing  for  hlrn. 

iJr  Mlnson  saldThe  did  not  think 
the  man  lived  more  than  three  or 
four  minutes. 

"I  had  gone  a  few  feet  away  to  get 
more  roc>s.  when  Chappel  cal.ed  to 
me."  the  Kev.  Mlnaon  said.  He  tem 
m9  the  hog  had  cut  hta  It*  ott -J 
ruebed  to  him  and  caught  him  In  my 
cm,  m  he  fell  backward,  but  he  was 
abl,  to  speak  only  a  few  words. 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  22, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  A.  J.  Breazeale  was  appointed  executor  of  the  will  of  W.  V.  Breazeale. 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Mrs.  Harriet  C.  Choate  was  killed  in  an  automobile  accident.** 
Page  5:  Miss  Catherine  Quinn  and  Mr.  Louis  H.  Gummersbach  were  married.** 
Page  9:  R.  J.  Loveless  died.** 

Mrs.  Ethel  Harrison  died.** 

Truman  Paul  died.** 

Forest  E.  Davies  died.** 

Stamford  Conn,  architect,  formerly  of  Rolla,  died  today  in  New  York. 
Page  12:  Alberta  Marley  sues  to  divorce  George  E.  Marley.  They  were  married 

November  12,  1926. 

Daughter  born  Friday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  Walch. 

Son  born  October  21  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  E.  Thomas  of  1 150  North  Kansas  avenue. 


DEATHS 


R.  J.  LOVELESS 

Funeral   aw**  lew  for   H.  J.   1*^- 

,.J.    <i.   who  died  at  his  hum*.  6S3 

N^U  Nctt.e.oii  street,  «*  •»  *£ 

thu.   alu-rnoon    at    =    ode*.*   in   Uie 

Ata-      bohnwyr      Kun-al      home. 

i  ur.al   will   I*  at   llreenlawn  .•e.no- 

l«n     Mr.    liuve-u**    1-    survived    l>> 

utw'swn.  1a»uI^.  on.-  -t*l««n.  W«yrB« 

IjulUns.   «t    Tula*  *»<*  ■»"*  ***"■ 

II.  1.  la.vs.lesw.  of   Fori  City.  lowu. 

MRS.  ETHEL  HARRISON 


TRUMAN    PAUL 
Truman    l*aul.   of   Harrison.    Ark.. 
i^    y.Mirs    old.    died    yesterday    ut    a 
hospital    her...    The   body    was    for- 
warded   to    Harrison    yesterday    by  | 
the    Herman    II.    l^ohmeyer    Under-  | 
utklng    company,    and    the    funeral  | 
wrvlcfs   will   be   held   theme  tumor-  , 
iow  afternoon.  The  boy  Is  survived  ' 
by    an    uncle    and    aunt.    Mr.    and 
Mrs.   Lon   1'aul.  of   Harrison. 


FOREST   E.  DAVIES 
Funernl     services    for     KVireat    E. 
Davies.  SO.  of  2?6l   Prospect  avenue, 
who    died    yesterday    mornlnjc    In    a 
hospital    here   after   a   brief    Illness, 
RI^"N  .  will   be   conducted   at  2  oclock    this 

The  body  of   Mrs.  KthM  Iwur  afternoon    .it    the    Kllngner    funeral 

of  1ak-W\mhhV   «t<  years  of  *■*;  chai>"l       Ibirlal    will    be    In    Unsei- 

zed II.  a  hospital  here  Thursday 
•Ctrr»«n.  was  forwarded  »«»lerda> 
to I^ckwood.  where  lh*  funeral 
Levies,  wa,  held  yesterday  atter- 
,.oon  with  burial  in  chaise  of  the 
Caldwell 


Starnford  Cerm  Die* 
Stamford  Conn,  prominent  arch  I - 
-  |  tect  and  formerly  of  Rolla.  died  In 

Undertaking      company.    J New  Tork  today   Mr.  Conn  received 


Mr.     Harrison    Is    survived    by    the 
husband.   Clarence  Harrison.  I 

looV 


his  sdueatlon  at  Mlasourt  university, 
and  slnca  graduation  had  become 
widely  known  for  hui  architectural 
triumphs.  Funeral  arrsnremtnU 
'have  not  been  completed. 


Pioneer  SprittaflaMffi 
Sustaining  ftractorttj 
Dtet  After  Betnfl 
Hospital  Hera 


HUSBAIO  BADLY  MJ 
TRYIBQ  TO  AVEBT 


ChDd  Sustains 
Accident  H*r*i  Two 
Eaeap.    WW|  JJnM 
naming  Car  Nwr  «dbt 


mtti"^'*"  altar  the) 
to  Um  O.  T. 
In  a  txtM.  Dr.  Alirl* 
uttered  1M  aid  UWtMBd  fladhegr 
that  Mra.  ChoaXe  ted  atiaralail .« 
fractured  ahull,  She)  aad  h*r  sw*- 
band  were  brought  to  Um  Bprfag~ 
f Mia  Baptist  hoegauu  la  a  Sprtaa> 
|  field    imh"'»y 

Mra.  Choate  was  tha  daughter 
v>(  Thomu  H.  Cox.  for  many  year* 
a  federal  revenue  ooUaetor 
She  wu  bora  la  aprlngflaen 
■pent  virtually  all  bar  life 
aIm  la  survived  or  her  ha 
and  one  brother.  D.  W.  R.  Oo*, 
of    Springfield. 

Funeral    arrangements    b*4 
bean    completed      laat      &U>». 
burial    will    be    under    direction    eg 
the  Alma  Lohmeyer  fusarsi  h"*** 


I 


THJtTKDES 

•ha    was   rldlag,  flfttddad    to 
graral  and  pranced  into  m.  oltsSvA 
Highway    No.    •»    soar    MansfV,as 

aauaad   tba    aoath   ml   Mrs. 

C.  Cheats.  M.  mauler  ec  * 

Beclngfleld    family,    ta    a 

bare  at    1*  M    s'elock   laat   nlgan£ 

Her  bushaad.  Jobs  a 
17,  night  ed 
Franklin  hotel,  lias  dajigerowary  flr- 
Jnred  at  hla  noma.  MS  South  JeaV 
fareoo  avatxna.  la  the  crash,  whi*a 
reaalted  In  am  wfeVs  death,  •  ha 
aufferad  a  frsotarad  collar  haata 
and  Beware  hrnleea  Mra.  Laara> 
Kirk,  n,  the  other  aatmaaat  off  the 

roomed  with-  the  Cassia  raamiry  JBar 


MARRIAGE   LICENSES 
Glen      Thomas.      22.      and      Opal 
Frlelda.     21,     both     of     Springfield: 
Claud   Ellla  Hendrlcha.  U,  Billings, 
nnd  Zelpha  8tlara.ll,   1«.   Republic. 


trio. 


Miss  Quinn 
Will  Wed 
Today 


rjPHB  Interest  of  Springfield 
eoclety  today  will  oantar  In  tha 
marriage  of  Mlaa  Catharine  Qulnn 
to  Mr.  Louie  H.  Qummersbach  of 
St.  Loula  which  will  take  place  this 
morning  at  »  o'clock  at  Hi.  Agnea 
church.  Tha  bride  la  a  member  of 
one  of  tha  oity'a  beat  known 
families,  tha  prominence  of  which 
la  equalled  only  by  tha  popularity 
of  tha  bride-elect  In  her  wide  circle 
of  frlenda.  She  has  bean  extensive- 
ly feted  during  tha  weeka  follow- 
ing tbe  announcement  of  her  en- 
gagement. 

The  bride  will  be  attended  by 
Mra.  John  Qulnn  aa  matron  of 
honor  and  Mlaa  Agnea  Meyer  aa 
maid  of  honor,  while  Mr.  Oummer- 
bach  will  be  attended  by  Mr.  John 
Hawke  aa  honor  man  and  Mr.  John 
Qulnn   aa    groomimen.     The    uahera 


t*vJ"~* 


loox 


will  be  Mr.  Ed  Hlcxlni  of  9t  Louis 
and  Mr.  John  M«yer  of  this  city. 
Maater  John  Qulnn.  nephew  to  Mlea 
Qulnn  will  be  the  ring  bearer. 

The  aerrU-e  will  be  read  by  the  I 
Reverend  Father  Curtis  Tlernan  I 
and  will  be  followed  by  a  breakfast  I 
for  the  bridal  party  and  cioee  rela-  I 
iIvm  at  the  home  of  the  bfide'a  ■ 
parents,  Mr.  and  Mra.  James  M 
Qulnn.  600  South  National  avenue. 


Among-  the  out  of  town  ruesia 
who  are  here  for  the  wedding  are 
Mra.  Joaeph  Gumtnerabach.  mother 
of  the  bridegroom:  Mlaa  Mary 
Clummerabach,  a  *l»U-r.  Mr.  Vic 
Gummersbacli  and  Mr.  Gene  Gum- 
tnerabach. brother*  to  the  bride- 
groom. Mr.  nnd  Mra.  Ed  Gummera- 
ba£h  and  Mr.  and  Mra.  Ed  Higartna. 
all  of  St.  IyOUls.  and  Mr  it.  A. 
Schnelderhahn  of  tiloux  Cltv    la. 


SATURDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  22, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Mrs.  Harriet  C.  Choate  died.** 

Page  7:  The  probate  court  docket  for  November  is  published.** 
Page  8:  Card  of  thanks  from  E.  H.  Wagner  and  others.** 

Page  11:  Miss  Catherine  Marie  Quinn  and  Mr.  Louis  Gummersbach  were  married.** 
Page  12:  Delbert  Sawyer  died.** 

Ed  Hensley  died.** 

R.  J.  Lovelace  died.** 

Mrs.  Ethel  Harrison  died.** 

Truman  Paul  died.** 

Forest  E.  Davies  died.** 

Jake  Stribinger  died.** 

Clayton  Reams  was  shot  and  killed.** 


Sister  of  Widow  Mere; 

Fatally. Shoots  Mate 

*     : « 

Mrs.  Tammehill,  Mother  of,  First  Day  Nursery  Inmate, 
Awaits  Pay  Check  to  Telegraph  Woman  Who 
Killed  Mate  in  Quarrel. 


Word  received  here  yesterday  af- 
ternoon by  Mr*.  Beeile  Tammehill. 
330  West  Wall  street,  advised  that  her 
slater,  Mra.  Emma  Reams,  'Wednes- 
day night  shot  and  Inatantly  killed 
her  husband,  Clayton  Reama.  when 
they  became  engaged  In  a  quarrel  at 
the  home  in  Kanaaa  City.        f 

Their  disagreement  waa  ever  a 
dime  spent  by  the  Reams'  14-year- 
old  daughter.  The  man.^lt  I*  said, 
punished  the  girl  and  Mrs.  Reams  got 
a  revolver  out  of  a  table  drawer  to 
frighten  him.  she  said. 

In  the  Bculfle  that  followed,  the 
gun  was  discharged  and  Reams  wu 
6hot  through   the  heart. 

No  charges  will  be  filed  'against 
Mrs.  Reams,  who  Is  the  mother  of 
five  children,  according  to  word  re- 
ceived here  by  het  sister.  The  Kan- 
sas City  woman  only  wanted  -to 
frighten  her  husband  and  prevent 
him  from   Injuring  the  daughter,   but 


d  La- 


the revolver  was     accidentally 
charged  and  Ream*  waa  killed. 

"This  thing  Is  Juat  another  worry/* 
Mrs.  Tammehill  .said.  **1  ha  vent 
enough  money  to  get  In  touch  with 
my  slater,  but  -when  I  get  my  check 
this  afternoon  from  the  Farm  club  I 
am  going  to  wire  her.  I  don't  Hke 
to  spend  1t  for  a  wire,  a*  I  need  ev- 
erything I  can  make  to  take  care  of 
my  own  five  children,  but  stoea  I 
beard  of  Emma'e  trouble  I  have  been 
so  worried  I  haveut  been  able  to 
work." 

Mrs.  Tammehill.  who  la  a  chicken 
picker  at  ihe  Springfield  Farm  club. 
Is  the  mother  of  JlmmJe  Tammehill. 
who  w»a  the  flrat  child  to  be  taken 
care  of  at  the  Balvatlon  Army  day 
nursery,  which  opened  on  Boonvllle 
avenue  Monday. 

*  The  woman  has  received  aid  from 
the  "Army  for  the  last  three  years, 
when  »he  came  to  Springfield  from 
Kansas  City  with  seven  children  and 
three   cenva    In    lier   pock el book 


1003 


AUTO  ACCIDENT 


HOSPITAL  HERE 

Funeral  Services  Sunday  for 
Mrs.  John  Choate;  Hus- 
band of  Victim  Recovering 
from  Injuries;  Three 
Pinned  Under  Wreck. 

Mrs.    Harriet    C.  Choate.    60.    wife 
of  John  C.  Choate.  of  605  8outh  Jef- 
ferson   avenue,   who  Buffered    a    frac-  ( 
tured  skull  and  a  broken   back  early 
yesterday     when      their     automobile.  J 
driven    hy .  Mr.     Choate.    overturned  j 
near   Mansfield,  died  at   10:60   o'clock  i 
last    night    in    the    St.    John's    boa-  | 

i  pltal. 

j      Mr.   Choate    and    Mrs.   Laura    Kirk. 
29.    also   received    serious   Injuries. 

Mr.  Cboate'a  condition  was  re- 
ported slightly  improved  today.  He 
is  being  cared  for   by  a  special   nurse 

Surferefl    Bruises. 

suffering  .from  bruises. 


DELDERT  SAWYER- 
Delbert  Sawyer.  *-J°**'ola""  °! 
*,.  md  Mrs.  Fr*nk  Bawyer.  337  West 
Che^ut  street,  died  at  10*.  m to- 
day. Private  funeral  service,  were 
n.id  at  4  p.  m.  today  ^ J^ea>*™ 
Jmetery  under  direction  of  the  Wj 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home.  The  chid 
1.  survived  by  his  parents,  three 
brothers  and  a  Ulster. 

ED    HENSLEY. 

Funeral  cervices  wore  held  Thurs- 
day at  Enon  church  near  V.'lsh.-.rt. 
Mo.  for  Ed  Hcnsloy,  2U.  who  lied  at 
Wa  Tonga,  ORla..  Gunuu7  ,USO^.?W 

jLW^d  tUrtolrantai  children;  by 
rSiparents.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  M.  O.  Hen- 
ley and  threa  .later.,  all  of  Wlshart. 
Mr  Hensley  at  one  time  was  in  vr* 
rarage  business  at  Billings  and  Re- 
public. 


lector   here"  ~!  She  ha<fr resided  *'pxfc*-"' 
tlcally^aU  oL  her  life  In  Springfield. 

Funeral    services    will    be    held    at 
2:30    o'clock    tomorrow    afternoon    at 
the    Alma    Lohmeyer    Funeral    home. 
Burial    will    be    lb  "Maple   Park    ceme-  ■ 
tery.  jusaaak 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Choate  and"1} 
Kirk  left  Springfield  at  8  o'cl 
yesterday  morning  to  drive  -to  the  . 
Cboats  farm,  12  miles  east  of  Mans-  j 
field.  j 

As  the  car  approached  a  curve  on  . 
highway  60.  four  miles  wcet  of  Mans- 
field,  Mr.  Chontr:  attempted  to  check  j 
the  car's  .■.pcot';  by  applying  'he; 
brakes.  The  machine  skidded  In  the  j 
loose  gravel,  swerved  across  the  road 
and    overturned    Into   a    ditch. 

The    occupants    were    .pinned     be- 
neath the  wreckage.    Freed  from  the 
car,    they    were    taken    to    Mansfield 
where      physicians      ru'nulod       ihrm 
•  Mr.  >and    Mrs.    Clioatc    were    brought  '< 
to    Springfield    In   au   ambulance.  j 

Mrs.    Choate     Is    survived      by      her  | 
husband,    who    Is    night    clerk    at    the  > 
j  Ben    Franklin    hotel,    and    a    brother,  j 
!  D.    W.    R.   Cox.    o."   Springfield. 


J  IKE  3TRIBINGKR  DIE*. 
Jake  Btribtaser,  CO.  died  thia  morn- 
ing at  Ma  home  on  route  0.  He  la 
surrt?ed  by  one  brother.  MarUn  8ul- 
hmjer  of  Springfield.  Funeral  serr- 
lee.  will  b»  nejd  at  3  O'clock  lornor- 
rbw  afternoon,  at  Che  Herman  Loh- 
meyer Funerxl  home.  The  Re-.  M:. 
Bpretht.  pastor  oi  the  Lutheran 
church,  win  officiate  Surlil  vtU  be 
In  Maple  Par*  cemetery. 


II.   J.    LOVELACE. 

Funeral  services  for  R.  J.  Lovelace, 
85,  who  died  at  hi.  home. '663  Worth 
NetUeton  avenue,  were  held  at  3*  p. 
m.  today  at  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Fun- 
eral borne.  Burial  wa»  In  Oreen- 
l.wn  cemetery.  He  Is  survived  by  a 
son.  Louie;  a  stepson.  Oeorge  Rol- 
ling, of  Tulsa,  and  a  brother.  H.  L 
Lovelace,    of    rort    City,    la. 


MRS.     ETHEL     HARRISON. 

Funeral     services      for     Mrs.      Ethel 
Harrison    of    LocKWood.    40.    who    died 

to   a   local.,  noepltal  Thursday,  ware. 

held    yesterday    aflcinooft    at    Lock-, 
wood.    TjurUl  wafc  under  "direction  oi 
the    Caldwell   Undertaking   company, 
Mrs.  Harrison  U  survived  by  her  hus- 
band,  Clarence  Harrison. 


I0OH 


Miss  Catherine  Qulnn  Wed*. 

©     wedding     ceremony     of     Miss 

herlno  Marie  Quinn  and  Mr.  Louis 

ersbach  of  8t.  LouJs..  an   event 

attracted  tho  Interest  of  society 

the  city  today,  was  performed  this 

rnlng  at  9  o'clock  at    tho  Bt.  Agnes 

ircl)  by  Rev.  Father  I.   Cur'. is  Tlcr- 

i. 

,Vhlte  chrysanthemums  and  green- 
In  art   baskets  adorned  tho   corn- 
nlon  rail  and  palma  formed  on  enr 
nee   to    the  altar.     Tho   beauty   of 
church   formed     a     lovely    back- 
und'  for     the    wedding    rites     and 
ss.     The  bride,  who  Is  the  daughter 
Mr.  and   Mrs.  James  M.  Qulnn,  000 
uth  Natlunul  h.vci:uc,  was  given  In 
rrlage  by  her  father.     8ho  was  bo- 
lugly    gowned    lu    »    period    gown 
white  aotlu,  fashioned  with  a  bouf- 
t  skirt  and  uneven  hem  line  and 
ed   with   lace.     Her  full   length 
fell    from    a    cap    caught    at    the 
ee     with     oraiifce     blossoms.       Long  I 
lie   gloves   were    worn   by  the   bride.  I 
ho   carried      a      shower      bouquet   of! 
Ide's    roses     ami     buby     breath     tied 
Ith   white   tulle. 

The  gowns  of  Mrs    John  Qulnn.  mi- 
on  of  honor,  and  Miss  Agnes  Meyer,  I 
isld  of  honor,  were  also  period  styre,  I 
Irs.    Qulnn    whs    costumed     in     slicll 
Ink  chiffon  with  silver  lace  and  Miss 
eyer    wore    seafoiuii    green    chiffon, 
It!)   the   sAino   trimming.     Matching 
icture    hau,    long    whlio   glovce   and 
orssges    of     rr*«fs    and     valley     miles 
,-ere    tho    accessories   ol    boih    uttend- 
nts.     Master  John  Quinn,  in  whit* 
atlu.  preceded  the  procession,  carry- 
ng  tho  rlufj  In  tho  heart  of  a  lUy  on 
a  white  satir.  pillow, 

Tho  Lohengrin  wedding  march 
(Wagnor)  was  played  for  tho  entrance 
of  the  bridal  procession.  Mr.  dum- 
mersbacli  was  attended  by  Mr.  John 
Hawke,  honor  man,  and  Mr.  John 
Qulnn,  groomsman.  Mr.  John  Meyer 
and  Mr.  Ed  Hlgglns  of  St.  Louis  acted 
as  ushers. 

Tho  bridal  party  aud  close  Trlcnds 
of  the  couple  wero  guests  at  the 
bfeaklast  at  the  home  of  tho  bride's 
parents  following  tho  church  service. 
Tho  houso  was  decorated  lavishly  with 
flowers  and  greenery  lor  tho  occasion 
and  music  was  played  throughout  the 
breakfast.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Gummersbuch 
dopartcd  for  a  wedding  trip  to  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  New  York  City  and 
polute  In  Canada.  Mrs.  Guronicrsbach 
hoi  been  tne  Inspiration  lor  numer- 
ous social  affairs  since  the  announce- 
ment of  her  engagement,  and  the' 
kunctlons    in    her    honor    have    been 


jfttnong  the  in  oat  interesting  events  of 
Rbe»4<iU  .aa,;tht>i  hrldo  is  o  popular 
"member  or  tho.  young,  oot  an  woll  as 
^member  of  one  of  Springfield's  most 
jfcpminont  lanjjllee.  6ho  l*  a  inember 
onLtqnbda.  Alpha-  Lambda  sorority 
andj'atteiided  JtUlndalo  academy. here/ 
f'-^EUnner  wo*,  jlyeii  last'  nighfc-'*or 
the 'bridal  party  and  the  parent*  ,ot 
the  brldo  at  tho  home  of  Mr.  and 
Mis.  John  Qulnn,  (101  South  Florence 
avenue.  Covers  at  the  dinner  were 
L>lui_id  for  eleven. 

Among  the  out  of  town  guetts  who  , 
were  hero  for  the  wedding  are  Mrs.  \ 
Joseph  Qumincrsbach,  mother  r»S  (lie  j 
bridegroom.  Miss  Mary  Guiri.'nersbitch.  j 
a  sister;  Mr.  Vic  Uumiiierebucli  and  | 
Mr.  Gene  GummersbnCh.  brothers  to  • 
the  bridegroom;  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ed  ! 
Qummersbach  and  Mr.  and  Mrj.  Ed  ! 
Hlgglns.  all  of  8t.  Louis;  and  Mrs.  A.  ' 
Bchneldcrhahn  of  6loux  City.  In  i 


2~  CARDS  Or  THAWK5. 

ioVr«tr    .Vh4,  lo  .V$  ln   the   *«■■   o>   ear 
rerta«  3&£*,  lht  }«»«»«««   floral  of- 

RUdrfwV^ir!  IUDerU  °*  °Ur  ,0Vtd-  «•• 
g.     II.     WAONKTt     AND     PAMT1.V. 


T HUMAN  PAUL. 

Funeral  serv|ce„  ror  Truman  Paul, 
13.  of  Harrison.  Ark.,  who  died  yeg* 
tcrday  i„  &  hosplla!  here,  will  be 
held  tomorrow  at  Harrison.  The  body 
wns  forwarded  yesterday  by  the  Her* 
nun  H.  Lohm-yer  Funeral  home 
The  boy  is  survived  by  an  uncle 
•ntl  sunt.  Mr  and  Mrs.  Lor,  Paul  of  i 
Harrison. 

rORBhT   K.   MAY  IK*. 

Funeral      services      for      Port*  I      E 
Davie..  30.   of   3301    Pro.pect    avenue    ' 
who    died    yesterday    morning    in    a' 
local    hospital. after    a    brief    ilinew.. 
were    held    at   3    p.    m.    iod.y    at    the 
Mlngner  Funeral   home.     Burial    was  ! 
hi    Har.elwt^d   cemetery 


I0OS 


PEOBAraOOUEXD^OEE^ 

NOVEKBEB.  1027.  TEBKI. 
Docket  to  vbio  tiaettlerneDU  are  do* 
from  executors,  administrator*.  guardians 
and  curators  «t  the  corning  Norember 
term  ol  tha  Probate  court  0/  Grtene 
County,  Missouri,  commencing  on  the 
second  Monday,  tho  fourteenth  day  of 
November,    1637. 

All  citations  are  returnable  on  the  flr*t 
day  ol   tho  term. 

MONDAY,    riKST    DAV.    NOVEMBER    U,l 
1027.  I 

Alexander,   Mercla    N.,    deceiased;    Bernfe 
Alexander,    executor.       First    semi-annual  I 
settlement. 

Ament,  Adelta  Monroe,  deceased:  J.  W. 
Chilian,  administrator.  First  semi-Oii- 
nual   lettlcineuL     * 

Agere.  Carl,  minor:  Margaret  V.  Akeri, 
guardian  and  curatrlx.  First  annual  set- 
tlement. 

Adaiui,  Mahala.  Imiik;  M.  T.  Prater, 
guardian  and  curator.  Third  annual  set- 
tlement. 

Armantrout,  Aaa  and  Delorls.  minors; 
Delia  Armantrout  Freeman,  guardian  and 
curatrlx.     Ninth   annual    aelilernenl. 

Bray.  Welter,  deceased;  James  M.  Bray 
and  W.  T.  Jennings,  executors.  Blxtii 
•erdl-annual    aeltlemcnt.  * 

Ballinger.  Homer  J.,  minor*  Mrs  Lu- 
cille Weaver,  guardian  and  curatrlx 
Glxlh    annual    .settlement.  • 

;vBrajr,  JeneTa  &..    minor:   *r*&   B.  Wil- 
liams and  Mabel  Williams,   guerdlaaa  Mid 
curators.    Third  annual  settlement. 
TUESDAT,  SECOND  DAI,  NOYEMBEK  15, 

1  027. 
Purges*.  Henry    v..   deceased;    Marl  O. 
Tiller.   administratrix.     Final    B*tUement. 
Dills.     Ctrollne,     deceased:     George    O. 
Blythe.   executrix.     Final  Mltlemeot. 

Blythe,  James  M.,  deceased;  Ada  u 
Blythc.    cxfcutrlc      Final   settlement. 

Brunntr,.  Edward  ,W.,  deceased;  Lucille 
Brunner.  administratrix.  First  aeml-an- 
uual  settlement. 

Britain.    Ophelia,   .deceased;     James    A. 
Nrlms.    public   administrator.      Plrst    scml-  ' 
annual    settlement. 

Barnhar:.  Davis,  deceased;  Elizabeth  j 
Barnhart,  administratrix  with  the  will  I 
annexed,    first  semi-annual  settlement, 

Beazloy,  -Everett,  deceased;  Lowe  O. 
Deazley  and  W.  W.  Mantx,  executors. 
First    semi-annual    settlement. 

Bryan,    Lorena   Ethel,    minor;    James    A. 
Helms,      public      guardian      and      curator 
First  annual  settlement. 
WEDNESDAY.    TRIED    DAT,    NOVEMBER 
in,     1027. 

Blcnnerhassclt,  W  O  ,  deceased,  T.  J 
Rose,   executor.     Final   settlement. 

Ballinger.  Harriett    E..    deoeased:    rtalph 
R.    Ballinger,    administrator.      Final    set-  . 
Uement.  I 

Crlglitou,  Maud  T.,  deceased;  John  C. 
Crightoti,  admlnl.ttrator.  First  'ftml-an- 
nual   settlement.  , 

Crelghton,  J.  W..  deceased;  Fannie  V. 
Oreigbtoti,  executrix.  First  aemt-annual 
settlement.  | 

Oann,  Wyatt,  deceased;   Diddle  Crabtrce.  , 
!  administratrix.      Final     settlement.  I 

Cowi:!]      Oil      Com  pa  ,3y,      C0-|iail:icrshlp;   , 
Oscsr    Lee    Goss,    deceaecd    partner;    Harry] 
U.     Cowell.     surviving      partner,     adminis- 
trator      Final    settlement.  I 

Crls.s.  C,  V..  deceased;  Vance  C.  Crlss 
and  Mary  3.  Crlss.  administrators.  Final 
settlement.  _  •  j 

Canireii,   Louisa   arid  Elizabeth,  minors; 
Loons    Cantrell,    guardian    and    curatrlx.  I 
Fourth    annual    Rltlemeht. 
XnUESDAY,    FOUBTTI   DAT,   NOVEMBER 
17.   1M7. 

Crow,  J.  ».,•  deceased;  A,  F,  BhlpUy, 
administrator.     Final  settlement. 

Brlxey,  Josephine  and  Alva  M.,  minors; 
W.  O.  Brlxey,  cttnrdloh.  and  Curator. 
Sixth  annual  settlement. 


Bancroft,  Dorothy,  Wilms,  Doris  Leo 
and  Andrew  George,  minors;  J.  XL  Blunt, 
guardian  and  curator.  Fourth  annual 
settlement. 

Bingham,  Jessie  B.,  deceased;  Charley 
Bingham,  administrator.  Final  selUe- 
ment. 

Blankcnshlp.  Mildred,  minor;  W.  A. 
Blankcnshlp,  guardian  and  curator.  Final 
settlement. 

Drussa,  Margaret  Marie,  minor;  Emily 
M.  Barnett,  guardian  and  curatrlx.  First 
annual    settlement. 

PIngledrln.  Edward  P.,  deceased;  Ida 
A.  Uingeldoln,  executrix.  Pinal  settle- 
ment. .  ■ 
•^■filngeldaln  "ynilng  BWlon,  Edward  P. 
tfingeldeln, :,  deceased  Mjartnct;  Ida. .  A. 
Dinguldcu,;  'ndrainlstf  atrlx.  •"  Final  >  aottte- 
ment.  ••>■*  ..  .  . 
FRIDAT,    FIFTH    »AIJ*»OTBStf*feySJs71 

'  "Tartar,''" ifarF^JBL,  rlsSrfalcecft^lcle-  Mo> 
Laughlin,  administratrix.  Final  eeiUs* 
orient. 

Diogeldeln,  Dorothea,  deceased;  Julius 
W.  Dlngledeln,  executor.  Pincl  settlement. 
'  Dewburst,  Mary  Agnes,  minor;  'Robert 
Dewhurst.  guardian  and  curator.  Sixth 
annual  settlement. 

Dryden,  Harry  L.,  insane:  C.  L.  Carmln, 
guardian  and  curator.  Fifth  annual  set- 
tlement. 

Eddlugs.     Luther     and     Bculah.     minors; 
William     {,.     McCurdy.     cx-publlc     guardian  | 
and  curator.     Ninth   annual  rrltleinent 

Elliott.      Annabclle.      John     William       »pd  J 
Oeorge    Austin,     minors;     F.     M      McDavld. 
curator.     Fifteenth,  annual   settlement  j 

Ellis.  James  H.,  deceased:  Martin  L  j 
Howard,  ex-public  administrator.  Final  i 
settlement. 

Flcldeu.    Herbert    William,    minor.    W.    J.  j 

Fleldcn.'  guardian   and   curator.     Sixth   an-  | 

nuttl    settlement  j 

SATURDAY,    SIXTH    DAT,    N0VEMBEK    19. 

1037. 

Frlck.  F.arl  U  ,  Insane.  James  A  Nclms,  i 
public  guardian  and  curator.  Becond  an-  j 
nual    settlement.  i 

Fuibrlght,  Charles  U,  deceased:  J  M  ' 
Fxilbrlght.       admlnlslrator  First       semi- 

annual, settlement. 

Fcycn.  Bailie,  deceased;  J.  A.  Oammon. 
administrator,  with  the  will  annexed. 
First   semi-annual   settlement. 

Fellon.  Jack  Eugene,  minor;  Laura  L. 
Cowden,  guardian  and  curatrlx.  First  an- 
nual   settlement 

Fallln.  Dorothy  C.  minor;  Louise  A. 
Pallln.  guardian  and  curatrlx.  First  an- 
nual   settlement. 

Forester,  Bolonion.  deceased:  Anna 
Nowlin.   administratrix.      Pinal   settlement. 

Freeman,  Rebecca  E.  deceased;  James 
A.   Beck,  executor.     Final   settlement. 

aavlor.    O.    0..    deceased:     Ada    Oaylor, 
administratrix.     Final   settlement. 
MONDAY,  SEVENTH  DAY.  NOVEMBER  XI, 
1027. 

Ooad.*  Minnie  K.  Insane;  O.  W.  Ooad. 
guardian  and  curator.  Tenth  annual 
settlement 

Osult.  Claude.  Insane;  Inez  Clalbrallh, 
guardian  and  curatrlx.  Eighth  Annual 
settlement. 

Hr.rness,  Arthur,  deceased:  A.  J.  Bmllh, 
executor.     First   seml-ani'.uni    ." eUlcincnt. 

Hash.  Or.as,  minor:  J.  O.  Hash,  guar- 
dian and  curator.  Plrst  annual  settle- 
ment. 

Herman.  F.lmlra  E,  formerly  Elmlra  E. 
File,  deceased:  J.  K.  Olbson,  administra- 
tor.    Pinal  settlement. 

Herman.  Daniel  H..  deceased:  Edgar  S. 
Herman,    executor.      Final    settlement. 

Horney.  Elr.a  J.  deceased:  Daniel  M. 
Hornev.    administrator.      Final    settlement. 

Hagewood.  Samuel,  deceased:  W  P.  An- 
derson.    sdmlnistrntor        Final     settlement. 


loot 


deceased:    Vernn.    E. 
Firs",      scrri ;l- annual 


T1T.SDAT     Fir,  MTU    II W,    VOVI'MnfR    "" 

Herbert.    Albert    II  .    dccrn:.rd;    John    W.#' 
Herbert.    administrator.      Final    scltlemert. 
Hurt  Icy,      Roicor,      deceased;^  Anna      K. 
Hartley.    executrix.      Final    settlement-. 

Hendricks.  Lewis  w  .  deceased;  Peajl  ! 
P.  Oarbec.  administrator.  FJnAl  settle-  j 
merit  cS 

Wlmbcrly.  J  w  .  deceased :  Annie  Wim-  J 
berly.    executrix.     "Final    tettlrmrnt. 

Hogin  Mary.  Insuno.  Mike  Nlbler.  guar 
dlan  and  curator.  Fifteenth  annual  set 
tlement. 

Humphrey*.      Edwin      and      Mar      Miller.  ; 

•  rr.l-GTS      .     K     Jf  .::i|i!.m->s,    curator.     i.cv-   . 

er.th   k:inj«i   settlement.  «, 

Inglls     Alrxandcr,   deceased;    Augusta    M.  I 

Dally,    executrix.     First    semi-annual    set-  I 

Uement.  . 

I»rom.  Lois  A  .  and  AMs  D  ,  minors; 
Vetn  A  Duvldson.  curator.  Second  an- 
nual settlement. 

WEDNESDAY,    NINTH    DAY.    NOVEMBER 
S3,    ID?7. 
Jones.    Matilda    A 
Mitchell,      executrix. 
settlement 

James,  O.  W..  deceased:  C.  L.  James, 
executor.     First   semi-annual   settlement. 

Johns.  Fannie,  deceased:  C.  C.  Johns, 
administrator.  First  semi-annual  settle- 
ment.       • 

Jones.  J.  C,  deceased:  H.  O.  Jones.  •Ad- 
ministrator.    Final  settlement. 

Johnson.  Reed.  Insane:  Dale  B.  Johnson, 
dusrdlan   and    curator.     Third    annual    ccl- 

Kenncdv.  Lee  C  drccased:  Wllllnm  T. 
Ker-.»1v.'  executor       Final    setllemen' 

•.»;•'<  • .'  '  p.ert  tlrrea'ed:  Anna  K  llttrl- 
\f/.' aufiilniatrairix  *iui  the  will  Annexed. 
Fi"t    sen-i-annual   sal  tlement. 

K'ndrlct.  2llr.tb-lli.  tn'.nor:  C  M.  Kin- 
rtrlck.  guardian  and  curator.  Tenth  an- 
nual settlement. 

thdrsday.  tenth  pay. 
novkmrer  84.  19*1. 
Klndrlcx,     Willi"  m     Thomas,     deceased: 
Martin    L-.    Howard,    cx-uublio    administra- 
tor.    Pinal  wtUtxxanV, 

-  lAwrent*,    flaxuh  'C.    P^^^I-^^i 

nual  eetllemeat.  .    •  "  "   *       w  _""_ 

Long.  John  I/.,  deceased;  WaJtltpt 

executrix    First?  xeiiU-annual  -*iUerr*Et. 
tamWrd,    Sterling    Px   decouaed;    Orta 

Patterson/    executor.     J*ir»>  ^Mjfepattl 

"uuerxl,  Coiumbl.  ^thtWjWft*gi 
Mildred  IV.-  MeOloafcer.  admlaUtrattix. 
First  semi-enndal  eeUl-ment.  jL- 

x>ster.   Alice,   deceased;   *****  "*-.  «*- 

Curdy,  executrix.    Final  uU.Htatat.-'  ■• ■  . 

tAWtoo.  wiuiam  w..  dee*»»^i:  ynn*ai 

E.    Lawtorr."  ndmtnUtrmttr 'vllh- «k   wUi 

annexed.    Eleventh  aanual  ■S*t*J«B5h-.  •  i 

Moore.    Karl  U,    minor;   B.   S.   8oJdex,^ 

guardian  and  curcttor.    Pinal  MUmem.  ... 

FRIDAY.  EttrvTNTHpAX. 

>     HOTKMBEK  »»  W7»-    •     . 

Mason.  Wxa  Ann,  dec«*»t<i;  Bart  3**- 
ion,   administrator.     Tlrud  f*Ute»»Bt. 

Mason.  F.  M.  deceased:  Jamea  A.  *«»*• 
public  administrator.    Second  annual  tet- 

1  Macht.  Jobn.  deceaaed;  J»m««  A.  rTelmx, 
public  administrator.  Ueeotid  annual  set- 
tlement. .  _       ...-il^ 

Martin,  Annie,  minor  T.  B.  Martin, 
guardian  and  curator.     Ptfth  annual  «**- 

Marilnex,  Jw.  minor;  **•<?•  «S^,«  **" 
rator.    FourWentn  annual  artUewnt- 

McCluer.  Addle.  ^e*****4-  j8|m, 
Bchmook  .administrator  do  bdhls  non  wtta 
the  will  annexed.     Pleat  settlemeTit 

MrKcnna.  Frank.  Insane:  N-.tla  T. 
Do*li:r.  guardlau  and  tur*l."U-     Ts=lh  a-- 

|  nual  settlement.  . 

UcOulre.  Esther  Bands,  minor.   Ch»i.  A. 
p.    Bellcrd.   guardian    and    curator.     Blxtn 
!  annual  settlamenL 


SATURDAY.   TVrBTJFTU    DAI. 
KUYEMBBR    £«.     1*17. 

I  iiclaaote,  ^ohn  PauL'  dcceateiJ.  John 
!  &  Mc4>tnore.  aomlnlstrAttK.  .TIrst  »sml- 
annual  settlement. ' 

Mccracken.  Tnoma*  J»  deceased: 
Georgia  McCraeken.  admlnisttaUlx.  Pin* 
semi-annual  tetUemeni. 

McKlnma.  Nannie  M„  deeeaxed?  ADl* 
Campbell,  adnilntxtratrtx.  PlnsJ  ateeteraenf. 

MeCrosfcey.  Oeorgc  M..  CeceTtsed:  John 
B.  McCroske/  and  Robert  H.  MeCrwker, 
executors.  Final  eettleraenfc  • 

Norman,  Mary  L-..  decearxd.  Lccv  E. 
Miles,  administratrix.  Flnal^seltiemerit. 

NlcJiolron.  Ljrnan,  minpr:  JCadlre  A. 
Nicholson,  guardian  and  curator.  Second 
annual    settlement. 

Nelson,  Jamea  Drew  and  JCathrrn  Jane, 
minors;  Maude  O.  Nelson,  guardian"  and 
curalrlg.   Third   annual   settlement. 

G»en.  Thomaa.  deceased;  Miry  O.  OTren, 
adiDlnlstratrlx.    Final    settlement 

MOVIMT.   THIRTEENTH   D.\Y, 
.NOVEMBER    28,     t»Z7. 

O'Neal.  William  W.,  deceased;  Martin 
U   Hosrard,  executor.    PtnaJ   aetUemrat. 

O'Neal.  Oeorge  .Elmo,  minor.  ZcU* 
O'Nrsl.  guardian  and  curatrlx.  Third 
annual   scilltmant. 

O  Day,     Robert    C  .    and      KVanor      M 
minora;    Maftha    M     O'Day     guardian    and 
curatrlx.    Fifth    annual    settlement 

O  Day.  Marie  Jane  and  Alexander  C  . 
minors;  John  Bohruook.  sruardlan  and 
curator     Ninth    Annual    settlement 

Plcxel.  A.  II  .  deceased;  Walter  n.  Evinn, 
i:.-.rc.:'.or     K'.r1;;    :*rr.! • /i.'H;'.;a  I     .>rt!.!e.mer.l. 

Perrytnan.  O.  W..  deceased:  Nora  Analum  I 
and  John  II.  P'trymsn,  execulort.  First  I 
.'."•mi-Annual     setH'm-nt 

Pipkin,  rttb'rt  I. « layette,  deceased  Ar.r.a  ' 
P  Pi |ik 1 1 >,  executrix.  First  seou-ancial  . 
fcelllenjenl  j 

Potts.  <EdWard    L..     deceaaed,    Leon      K.  ' 
Potts,    administrator.    Final    aettleinent.         I 
TfESPAY.  FOfRTEE>TII  DAT, 
NUVE.MBEB    2V.     IWV 

I     I*t«ooa-.  VT.  C.,  d*e»ue* !«,  *»■*#& 
I  admlnliitatoc.  Pinal  aetUetoeht^  • 

Pallet  t,  Bar  ah  Vthtxtt,  deceased;  CMorM 
iW,  Da-rls,  administrator,  Pinal  settle- 
r  meni.  .  •     •  ■ 

Phaips,  T«imam,    minor;  PloTtnce  Brts- 
well.   euardlan  and   curatrlx.  0frenU>  an* 
I  nnsl   aettlemeoL 

I     Raosln,    lUm    J.,    eleorased:    JamM   A. 
'Reims,    public   admlni.Ui.Uu.  Tint  aerni* 
annual   aetUemenU 

Rnbertaon.  Thomaa  1^,  deceated;  John 
W.  RoberUon.  executor.  First  gemt-aranxal 
settlement.  . 

ifnAhaw,  YTTlllam  O..  deceaced;  CasUaco 
A.    Ilenshnw.    administratrix.      First    semi- 
annual settlement.  * 
need.  Woodr.  de-ceased;  Jasae*  A  Netax. 
,  public    ndmlnistrato:.      First     semi-annual 
settlement. 

Roberts.  Peter  W^  -deceased:  J.  i. 
Roberts,  admlnUtnttor.  Pint  semi-annual 
settlement. 

WEDNESDAY.    PirTXENTn  DAT. 
NOVEMBER  M,  19T1, 
ReUlr,  3,  W,  deceaied,  Mary  fltotllT, 
administratrix.   Final  eetllement, 

Rofej-^Oacar  P. .  deceased ;  Jamea .  A. 
H*lm%4H*M& 

-'•iuidej'i.-rOeif-*  rw»U: 
RAder/adrrUril»i41ltrlX.i   _ 

R6aa.  'PaollnaW'-AtlttorTT 
Held,  guardian  and  cnralrUc  Third  sakiMl 
settlement. 

Richmood,  Richmond  iC  MrrOe  K.  and 
Maggie  M,  minors;  Martin  L.  HoTsrd,  ex- 
publlo  guardian  and  curator.  Fifth  annual 
settlement. 

R-A-es.  Chester  Ontn  and  Leona  Mar, 
minors:  J.  W.  Reaves,  guardian  and  cura- 
tor. Foil rlli   annual   aollleratnt 

UkcttoU,  ALzada  >■'  .  (l'.ce.vsed:  W.  M. 
Moonevhain.  administrator.  First  seml- 
ai;nunl    settlement  ' 

Smith.  Pred  O,  6er»**^i  ttvOaTL 
Bralth.  administratrix.  Plnrt  semi-annual 
aetlltmrxftT 


|00T 


i  TUl'MOAT.  nrXTTEXTTI  DAT. 

DECEMBER     I.     ITI. 
Behwel  Iter.  Jacob   C    deceased;    TnA   C 

Schweltzer  and  John  Bch«-«1U«»  azeeator* 

Flrit  semi-annual  settlement. 
Eheppard,    Chaa..    minor;     Helen    OatM 
,  Sheppard.    guardian    and.    caraULc    First 
!  annual   aettlenvnt. 

I      Stockbrldge.  Sadie  C,   deceased:   aiadjrj 
I  M.    Eldson,    administratrix,    Final    aettle- 

Btu'ekl.  Ernst,  deceased;  Union  National 
Bank,  executor.  Walter  A.  Coon.  Final 
settlement.  .       _  . 

Sheppard.  Ches  ,  declared:  Helen  Gates 
Bhrppard,   executrix.   Final  settlement. 

Summers,  14.  B..  alios  U  K.  8now, 
deceased;  James  A.  Helms,  public  adjolnls- 
trator.  Final  settlement. 

Sechrlst,  Thomas,  dt-ceased:  Jane*  A. 
Halms,  Public  administrator  with  lis  wUl 
inn'ttd.    Final  aetUemrnl. 

ajoberg.  Dorothr.  minor:  Uulda  J.  fljo- 
brrg,  guardian  and  euralrlx.  Serenth  an- 
nual   arfM'inent 

FRIDAY.   SEVENTEENTH    DAT, 
DECEMBER    i,    im. 

Turner.  Oeorgia.  Louise  and  OrrlUa, 
minors:  Mark  E  Webb,  guardian  and  cura- 
tor   Ninth  annual  settlement. 

Youngblood.  J  M  .  deceaaed.  W.  fl. 
Youngblood,  administrator  with  the;  will 
antirard.   Final   •»lUcment. 

Tatum.  lli-vfrlv  A  .  deceased:  W  A 
Tatun:.  adiniti;»uator.  Final  settlement. 

Tuck,  Sarah  M.  defeased;  Delia  E. 
Iiumpajt.   executrix      Final    settlement 

Tyler.  Mailnda,  deceaaed:  Claude  CtB>» 
■haw.  executor.  Final  settlement. 

Underwood.    Jennie.    deceased;        rr*rrn 
Jlemlrlckjon    .adoUnlstratris.     First 
annual   settlement. 


"  Watson.  Joseph  B.,  minor;  Jane  WaisTO. 
ruardlan  and  euralrlx.  BIxfeentB  annnU 
settlement-  .  _      .    •   — -■ 

Woodle.  Frederick  K..  Insane;  Carrta  3. 
Tfea.lt.  guardian  and  euralrlx.  Fixtn  t»- 
nual    settlement.  »       ».»•.«. 

Wharton.  Oeorf*""V-  d<c**£*<5,v.t?:<U"1 
p.   Wharton,   administratrix.  Twelfth   *n- 

nuftl  settlement.  _._ 

SATURDAY".  EIGHTEENTH  DAT. 
DECEMBER  8,  IK7 
Wright.  Hollli  Oarrett.  minor;  Holllx  K. 
Wrialit,  guardian  and  curator.  £ls;hth.  an- 
nual  settlement.  , 

William*.  Ernest  Drron.  Insane;  J^flfj 
Williams,  guardian  and  curator.  Third 
annual    settlement.  _-...,     ,. 

Whlllocfc.  Ju'.ln.  rr.lr.or;  Jessie  WhllJoct, 
guardian  Bnd  r.urn'.rix.  Third  annual  art- 
llcmcnt.  __ 

Wagner.  Mrrl  and  Lorene.  minor*.  Dei- 
sts Daniel,  guardian  and  coralrtx.  Elrrenth 
annual    aetllement. 

Willis,  D  O..  deceased:  W.  B.  WlUla, 
executor.  First  semi-annual  settlement. 

Williams.  John  W.  drrr»s»d.  Robert 
p  Wllllamr  admw.U'-rator.  Frit  semi- 
annual aeltlement.  -„,...,  c 
Williams.  Juliet  R.  deceased;  Robe.t  F. 
Williams,  administrator.  First  semi-  an- 
nual settlement.  , 
Walsny.    James.     m!n-,r.     E     C      namlla 

curanr     First    annual    f-'i;»ro'nt        

Wlilie    frorge  T  .  df -ca*rd.   J    H    Fjrrr-  I 
man.    administrator    de    bonl.^  non.    Final 
settlement.  "V         -      „ 

Wlberg.  Hlls  O.,  deceased:  Amanda  >C 
Carlfon.   executrix.    Final  settlement. 

(SEAL) 
ATTEST:  JEJNIE  U  JOLXET. 

Clerk  ol  Probate  Court. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  23,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Samuel  M.  Austin  and  Kate  Davis  were  married.** 

Joa  Reinert  and  Amy  Peragen  were  married.** 
Page2A:  Mrs.  Lizzie  Reaves  died.** 
Page  8 A:  Jake  Stribingerd  died.** 
Mrs.  Harriet  C.  Choate  died.** 
Truman  Paul  died.** 
Delbert  Sawyer  died.** 
Mrs.  Hattie  A.  Jordan  died.** 
Edward  Hensley  died.** 
Page  IB:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  W.  Robertson  celebrate  their  61st  wedding  anniversary.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  5B:  Daughter  born  Thursday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Elmer  Huggens  of  Newburg. 
Son  born  Saturday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Walter  Tyler  of  Newburg. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  D.  Ward  of  Springfield  went  to  Newburg  for  the  funeral  of  their 
aunt. 

Page  6B:  There  is  an  article  about  the  Ewing  family  farm.  Arthur  Ewing  came  here 
from  Tennessee  in  1837  and  four  generations  have  lived  on  the  farm  since.  His  grandson  Ed 
Ewing  is  the  present  manager.  Two  other  grandsons  are  Arthur  and  Asberry.  This  is  a  long 
article  but  it  is  mostly  about  the  agricultural  aspects  of  the  farm. 

Page  8B:  Dr.  and  Mrs.  J.  M.  Billings  celebrated  their  60th  wedding  anniversary.** 
Page  3C:  Miss  Catherine  Quinn  and  Mr.  Louis  H.  Gummersbach  were  married.** 
Miss  Naydean  Blakely  and  Mr.  M.  G.  Lion  were  married.** 
Miss  Elizabeth  Marsden  and  Mr.  Forest  Hunt  will  be  married.** 


MARRIAGE    LICENSES 

I  Jua  lbalnert,  24.  I'ualco.  and  Amy 
iv™*«n.  It,  BllllnKa;  Bsunuel  M. 
Wustaln.    80.    Republic,    aund    K»t« 

;:>hvU.  27.  Clovla.  N.  M.;  Ouy  M. 
N.-lKhbora.    Si.    and    Heaa    B.    Jonas, 

il! .  both  of  Knobnoater:  Ola*  Bald- 
win. l'V>.  nnd  Chloo  Atohloy.  II,  both 
,f  pprlnatfl^ld. 


1008 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  W.   Robertaoa. 


who   today    celebrate   «l 
of  marriage. 


nmurm*  »» 


*(**«. 


9  i  . 

Presence  of  Maid-of-Hon 
or  and  Best  Man, 
Whose  Romance  Bios* 
somed  at  Robertsons' 
Marriage.  Will  Be 
Unique  Feature 

TUHKN  18 -r«*r -old  ElU*  Oe- 
muif  bfctnio  tho  brido  of  the 
yuunir  Union  veteran,  \V.  W.  Rob- 
ertson. In  a  -ceremony  performed  at 
Republic.  Mo..  «i  years  ago  today, 
the  bride**  nloce.  Sarah,  acted,  aa 
maid-of-honor.  and  JunM  Bra- 
wluuvs  vu  beat  man.  Tradltional- 
ly,  a  aecond  romance  bloaaomed  at 
the,  wedding — 

And  chief  anions;  the  g-ueaw  at 
the  anniversary  reunion  of  kins- 
folk  and  old  friend*  who  today  wlU 
celebrate  the  anniversary  of  the 
wedding  of  Eliza  and  W.  W.  Rob- 
ertson at  their  home  In  Crane  will 
be  Sarah  and  Jam.  a  Brashares. 
who  "stood  up''  with  the  celebrants 
»<•   lone  ago.  Id'-'^"^ 


anniversary  relet. ration  today  will 
he  attended  by  their  children  and 
grandchildren,  and  many  lifelong 
frlenda.  who  will  ronm  to  enjoy  a 
basket  dinner  together  and  to  spend 
the  day  In  ploaaant  Wetting  and 
remlnscence. 

The  children  of  Mr.  anj  Mm. 
Itobertson  are  T.  H  Robertson, 
iratie:  Mrs.  Motile  Ragedale.  467 
I3a.it  Walnut  street.  Springfield; 
and  Mr».  Id.-t  Itlrhmoml.  S.irroxle. 
Mo.  There  are  three  »rrnndrhlldren. 
all  girls— Ruth  Robertson.  Wllma 
Richmond,  and   'Wllma   Kagndale. 


u 


NATIVE    MISSOURIANS         ' 
«. . 4> 

Roth  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robertson 
were  native  Mlssourlans—  Mr.  Rob- 
ertson being  born  12  years  ago  In 
Unrrnrt  county,  and  Mra.  Robert- 
eon  Ti'  years  ago  In  Greene  county. 

Shortly  after  young'  Robertson 
came  home  from  the  Civil  war 
service  In  the  Union  army,  the  two 
were  married,  and  moved  to  a  farm 
In  Lawrence  county.  Later  Mr. 
Robertson  assisted  in  building  a  rail 
fence  along  the  Frisco's  right-of- 
way  before  the  road  Itself  went 
through:  operated  a  sawmill  for  a 
tlmo;  and  finally  became  a  mine 
operator  at  Aurora  aad  at  Btotta 
City.  He  retired  acre  vera!  years 
ago.  and  for  tho  past  nine  years  the 
two  hare  lived  at  Crane.  Mr.  and 
Mra.  Breehares  still  live  at  Repab- 

»»«• . 

.       MANY  AT  CELEBRATION     * 

♦ ♦! 

Mr.  and  Mra.  Robertson,  now  In 
their  eeventh  decade  of  life  In  Mis- 
souri together,  are  among  the  old- 
est   couples    In    the   state,    and    the 


OBSERVE  EVENT 

Sixtieth  Wedding  Anniversary 

Celebrated  at  Christian 

Church 


fpwrtal    to    Tht    N«u'« 

LEBANON,  Mo..  Oct.  22— Dr.  and 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Hillings.  84,  tonight  cele- 
brated their  sixtieth  wedding  anni- 
versary at  a  reception  given  in  their 
honor  at  the  Christian  church  here. 

Is  Pioneer  Physician 
Dr.  Billings,  pioneer  Ozarks  physi- 
cian, was  acquainted  with  Lincoln 
and  Orant  and  dined  at  several  ban- 
quets with  them.  He  also  heard  the 
famous  Lincoln -Douglas  debate. 

The  program  at  the  Christian 
church  tonight  was  opened  by  an 
address,  given  by  Dr.  Al  McComb. 
A  quartet,  composed  of  Ralph  and 
Claude  P.urley.  Miss  Jessie  Hurley 
and  Arthur  Billings  song,  "Silver 
Threads  Among  the  Gold."  Mrs.  H. 
C.   Clark   was  the  accompanist. 

Vernon  Gives  Address 
I>>n  O.  Vernon.  Lebanon  attorney, 
delivered  a  short  address,  praising 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Billings.  Miss  Myrtle 
Campbell  sang  a  solo  and  Mrs.  J. 
M.  Billings,  tho  bride  of  60  years, 
recited  a  poem.  A  6ong  by  tho 
quartet  "■When  Yn-j  and  I  Wore 
Y<>'ing  Mriirgl-  "  u:i-  rulluweil  by  re- 
freshments. 


100*1 


Miss  Quinn 

Becomes 

Bride 


MISS  CATHERINE  QUINN.  only 
doujrhier  of  Mr-  and  Mrs. 
James  Quinn,  600  Houth  NaUonal 
Doulevard,  became  the  bride  of 
Mr.  Louis  H.  Qummersbach,  »oa 
of  Mrs.  Joseph  Guromerabach  o! 
St.  Luull  at  1*  o'clock  yesterday 
morning  at  nuptial  high  maa» 
service  at  St.  Agues  church  In  the 
presence  of  more  than  two  hundred 
of  her   friends. 

The  church  presented  a  lovely 
sceno  with  Its  natural  beauty  en- 
hanced by  a  profusion  of  huge 
white  chrysanthemums  In  large  art 
baskets  Interspersed  with  beautiful 
ferns  and  palms  In  attractive 
jardinieres,  over  which  a  soft  glow 
was  cast  by  the  lighted  tapera. 
White  l»ouquets  marked  the  seat* 
reserved  for  the  Immediate  rela- 
tives. 

As  an  Introductory  to  the  •ervloa 
Mum  Lura  Heckenllvely  play** 
the  prelude  to  the  third  act  of  the 
U>hengrln  opera  by  Wagner  and 
she  ujayed  the  Lohengrin  bridal 
music  aa  the  bride  entered  the 
chinch  acc<xmj»nled  by  her  father 
who  gave,  her  to  Mr.  Oummerebacb 
In  marriage.  During  the  service 
Miss  Heckenllvely  softly  «ave 
"Dr*«mi''  from  the  eeventh  •onato 
of  Oulllcmant.  and  she  accompanied 
Mr.  Will  Kennedy  who  aang 
Schubert's  "Ave  Marie."  Following 
the  service  which  waa  read  by  the 
Kevercnd  Father  James  A  MoffaU. 
the  rlntc  ceremony  being  used. 
Mendelssohn'!  wedding  march  wai 
played    for    the   recessional. 

Thn    bride's    (town    was    a    lovely  I 
creation    of   whli*    satin,      made    In 
period  stylo  and  trimmed  In  Duchess 
lace,   with  ee«-d  pearls  outlining?   lb* 
r.cck    and    following    tho   lace   trlm- 
;.,!nK  on  the  skirt.     Her  full  length 
veil,    which    formed    a  train,    was   of: 
I'ucliesa    luce    mnl    was    held    by    " 
wreath   of  orangw  blossoms,  and  her  j 
slippers    were   of   white    satin       She] 
.  nrried  n  shower  of  white  rosea  and  | 
\a!lev    lilies    and    wore    a    plaUnumti 
nnd    diamond   pin.   a    gift    from    the 
bridegroom.     Her  golng-away  frock  j 
was    of   tan   silk   crepe   and   with    It 
►  he.   wore   a   tan   coat   with   a   large 
brown   fox   collar  and  hat  and  allp- 
j.«rs    to    harmonize. 

Tho  bride  wrui  attended  by  Mr*. 
John  Quinn.  a  slsNy-lnlaw  aa  mat- 
ron of  honor,  and  by  Mlas  Afiiis 
Mever.  a  cousin  to  the  bridegroom, 
as     roaid    of     honor.       !Both       wore 


itowns  ©f  chiffon.  Mr*,  Qutnn'a  of 
l«nJe  pink  and  Xllsa  Meyer's  of  nlle 
(H-M-Ti.  made  bouffant  style  with 
large  chiffon  hate  of  harmonizing 
■•hades  trimmed  In  silver  ribbon 
nnd  lace  and  they  wore  sliver  slip- 
pers. Their  flowers  were  old  j 
fashioned  nosegays  of  pink  roe.*) 
Mii.'.r  John  quinn.  nephew  to  the 
'  i  •..!•■  In  a  suit  of  white  satin,  car-  j 
!  .1  llie  iii.k  in  »  iuSffl  illy  Oli  •»■  I 
>\  I. l;e    so:  'ii    pillow. 

M  «.   James  yulnn.  mother  of  the 
»  r:div    wore    M.o'k    rhlffon    Irlnwwd 
;•     .-.'..I    o\t    fli-sh      colored      satin, 
with      a      sin.i'.l      Mack      hat.      Mrs  ' 
',  s,.,h     <  '.Liii.mersbach.       mother     of 
l  |-.i»     bridegroom,     wire       blue       and 
wlill.-     i  hlffon     and     lace     and     also. 
V.I..   a    smiil!   hat   of  black- 

_Mr.    tiuniineriil nil    was    attends  , 

I  N     V:      .1.  '  n    ll.iwke  of   St.    Louis   UH 
hot.,  r    ii.  i'       M'.d     Mr.    John    CJuinn. 
i-r  -t»;<  r  :•«  I l.c  bride,  as  groomsman.  | 
T!  .•     i;s!..  m     wire     Ml       Kdwurd     A    ; 

I I  Strains  ..f  Si.  I*'u!s  and  Mr  John 
M.i.r  "f  tlil»  oily.  Cousin  to  the  i 
bridegroom.  The  bridegroom,  hia 
honor  man  and  ushers  were  daaa- 
matcs  of  1914  In  the  college  of  art* 
■  t    St.    Ix>uls    university. 

Immediately  following  the  aervlce 
breakfast    «M   served   at   the   honrss 
.  f    tho   bride's   parents   b«  the   bridal 
,.;ir!>'    nnd    tiiein'.K-rs     of      llie      two; 
families.      Tho    newlyweds   then    left  i 
i..r    .-t.    l.ouW   nnd    from   there   they 

will  K<«  t»  N«w  *ork  cu*  and  olh*r 
eastern  point*,  vlsaUrui  also  In 
<'anada  before  returning  to  *»t. 
I  .-ill  i  about  Po.iinU-r  1  to  make 
tl.i  ir  homo  at  60iT  Waterman 
avenue. 

TI  .     brtilo  is   a   member  of  one   of 
S|-rln»if :-*l«ra    moat    prominent    fam- ' 
i:..s    .mil    :s    one     of  society's    most 
i'      \     ,:t,i:     women        She     1*    " 
i'Y.ulu:t!c  '  •  St.  de  Ch.intel  ucadi  my 
,  f   Springfield  and  of  Sacred   Mi«u-i  j 
Junior  colli  ge  of  St.  I  ami  is.  and  r»-  . 
reived    lici     degree    of    bachelor    of; 
i,rt*      from    the    stats    college    here.  ! 
.-he  I*  n  member  of  Lambda  Alpha  ] 
Lttubd.i    sorority   nnd    1*   vice   urea-' 
I.Jent  of  the  St.  do  Chantel  Alumnae  , 
association.     Sine*     the  announcw- 
m.  :it      of      her      bethothal      to      Mr. 
I'.uiiiliiir.-ba.'h     In     September        *hs 
i  .,,    been    honored   by   an   unusually 
'.Irgo  i.uiii.'.-i    of  dinners,  luncheons, 
bridge  pJirtU-a  and   teas.  | 

Mr     itutr.mersbai  h    l»   a   graduate 
of    the   St.    1a<ui*    I'lllveralty   and    la  I 
secretary    of    Ilia    ».    Herder    Dook  j 
.  oti.pany  of  Si.  lamia. 

Among  the  out  of  town  guests  nt  ' 
m«  wedding  were:  Mr*  Joseplt 
ilumir.ers1.ai'i>.  Mia»  Mary  Uuiu- 
i  .  is!..n  h.  Mr.  VI.-  CuiiiliMTsUirll,  ' 
\|.  i;.ii,.  tltiir.nieruliai-h.  Mr.  and 
\-,«  1-Mw  i rd  A.  IHgKiiiK.  all  of  Si. 
I,  ,;  j  ai..|  Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  A 
-  ■.,,  .-.,i.-i  i.;-.jiii   ol   .>ioux   city,    lii- 


1010 


Fourth  Generation  of  Family 

•      *      *      +      +      *      * 


!  Now  Living  on  Ewingacres 

i  j.  •  •  -*- 

';  Arthur  Ewing,  Tennessee  Pioneer,  Settled  Land  in 
1S37;  Shorthorn  Cattle  Featured  on  SOO-Acre 
Tract  Sorth  of  Springfield 


A 


r  ;\  r 


By  CLIFFORD  FARMER 

TKAM   <-f  oirr  labored   up  the  hill,  slowly  pulling   ttio  covered   waijon 

.<f:«r  them.  The  driver,  a  tall,  broail-shoul.lercil  Tetineiwian.  walked 
:<*.!■  lh«  •...in  urplng  thetn  on.  Hehlnd  tin-  wagon  was  tied  a.  cow,  the 
..!>•  milk  tupply. 

Arv  nc  must  there?"  called  the  wife  from  the  wagon. 

- Almost  —  junl  over  tho  hll!."  came  lliv  reply  from  the  teainwter. 

-Ij*'.  t...  nion  pulled  until  finally  Ihn  lr..w  ..f  th-  hill  was  reached. 
•  ►..;r  :.•  .nr.vTd  a  hftautlful  Ozark  panorama.     A  silver  stream  fared 

•    k,  r<  »-      ■(•    valley,      '"luni    rre.-s    y.-"    '.11    lh«-   slopes    away    front    lh- 
»r.      H-r.-   »nd    there    wore    natural    clearing*    where    velvety    biuegr<iss 
dark   gr.*n   f-pota  In   the  distance. 


Double  Ceremony 
Is  Performed  Here 
By  Rev.  Sechler 

CIMMON  ED  to  the  court  house 
yesterday  afternoon  to  per- 
form a  marring*  ceremony,  tho 
Reverend  E.  C.  Sechler  found  a 
double  wedding-  awaiting  him 
when   he  arrived. 

A  man- luce  license  had  been 
Issued  by  Jack  W.  McKee,  re- 
fonder  of  deeds,  to  Samuel  M 
Austin  of  Republic  and  Kate 
Davis  of  Clovls.  X.  M.  While 
they  were  waiting  for  the  arrival 
of  the  minister.  Joa  Relnert  ef 
Tu\lco  and  Amy  Peragen  of 
Killings  appeared  at  Mr.  Mc- 
Kee's  office  In  search  of  a  lioense 
and  a  clergyman. 

Neither  couple  had  met  before. 
Vat  they  agreed  that  since  each 
was  to  be  married,  the  same 
minister  should  officiate  and 
t!  .•  there  >liould  be  a  double 
wedding. 


Miss  Marsden 
To  Wed  Saturday 

Mrs.  Harry  Grubert  of  the  Ray- 
mond apartments,  will  leave  Tues- 
day night  for  St.  Louis,  where  she 
will  be  matron  of  honor  at  the  mar- 
riage of  her  sister.  Miss  Elizabeth 
Marsden.  to  Mr.  Forest  Hunt  of 
St   Louis. 

The  wedding  will  take  place  next 
Saturday  evening  at  8:30  o'clock,  at 
the  home  of  the  bride's  parents,  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Q.  C.  Marsden.  6907  En- 
right  avenue.  Miss  Marsden  has 
frequently  visited  Mrs.  Qrubert 
here,  and  has  a  large  circle  of 
friends  among  the  younger  set. 

Mr.  Hunt  Is  a  chemical  engineer 
and  has  been  located  In  St.  Louis 
for  the  past  three  years. 

Following  the  wedding  the  newly- 
weds  will   leave  for  a  three  weeks 
trip    through   the  east,   after  which 
:hey  will  be  at  home  at  the  Oates- 
l  worth   Hotel   in  St.   Louis. 
i      Among  the  Springfield  people  who 
|  will    attend    the   wedding    will    bo: 
'■  Mr.    and    Mrs.    Roland    Moore,    Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Francis  Camp,  Mr.  Harry  ( 
O ruber t  and  Miss  Frances  Ooftman. 


TRUMAN   PAUL 

Funeral  services  will  be  conduct- 
ed today  at  Harrison,  Ark.,  fsr  Tru- 
man Paul.  12,  of  Harrison,  who  died 
Friday  In  a  hospital  here.  The  boy 
is  survived  by  an  unci*  and  an 
aunt.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Lon  Paul  of 
Harrison.  The  body  was  forwarded 
to  Harrison  by  the  Herman  Loh- 
meyer  funeral  home. 


|0\\ 


EDWARD  HENSLEY 
Funeral  services  for  Edward 
Hensley  29.  who  died  October  1« 
aTwatonga'.  OKU,,  were  conducted 
at  Enon  church  near  \%lshart 
Thursday  afternoon.  Mr.  Hensiej 
Survived  by  his  wife  Mrs.  Lona 
Hensley:  his  parents.  Mr  and  Mr , 
M  C  Hensley.  three  small  children 
and   three   sisters,   all  of   "  >*'"rt 


DEATHS 


Funeral  services  for  Jake  Strtbln- 
gerd.  60.  who  died  at  10  o'clock  yes- 
terday morning  at  his  home,  route 
6,  Springfield,  will  be  conducted  at 
2  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  Her- 
man Lohmeyer  funeral  home.  The 
Reverend  Herman  Specht.  pastor  of 
the  Oernian  evangelical  church 
here,  will  officiate,  and  burial  will 
he  In  Maple  Park  cemetery.  Mr. 
Strlblnger  Is  survived  by  one 
brother.  Martin  Strlblnger  'of 
Springfield 


MRS.  HARRIET  C.  CHOATE 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Harriet 
C.  Choate.  50,  of  605  South  Jeffer- 
son avenue,  who  died  Friday  night 
in  a  hospital  here  of  Injuries  Buf- 
fered in  an  automobile  accident 
near  Marshfleld,  will  be  conducted 
at  2:30  o'clock  this  afternoon  at 
the  Alma  Lohmeyer  funeral  home. 
The  Reverend  E.  F.  Leake,  pastor 
of  South  Street  Christian  church, 
will  officiate,  and  burial  will  be  In 
Maple  Park  cemetery. 


BLAKELY-LION 
Miss  Naydean  lUakely.  daughter 
or  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  W.  Blakely. 
IMS  North  Grant  a  venae,  becejv.e 
the  bride  of  Mr.  M.  O.  Lion,  son 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  M.  Lion  of  1101 
West  Thoraan  street,  Tuesetiy  night 
at  S  o'clock  a£  the  home  of  the 
bride's  parents.  Reverend  Cowden 
of  the  Woodland  Heights  Presby- 
terlan  church  read  the  ring  cere- 
mony. Mr.  and  Mrs.  Lion  left 
Tuesday  night  for  Denver,  Colo, 
where  they  will  spend  two  weeks, 
after  which  they  will  bo  at  home 
on  North   Broadway  avenue* 


DELBERT  8AVVYER 

Delbert  Sawyer,  4-year-old  son 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  Sawyer,  J37 
West  Chestnut  street,  died  at  10 
o'clock  yesterday  morning.  Funeral 
services  were  conducted  at  4  o'clock 
yesterday  afternoon  at  Oreenlawn 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the 
Alma  Lohmeyer  funeral  home.  The 
child  Is  survived  by  the  father  and 
mother,  three  brothers  arid  a  Bister. 


MRS.  HATTIE  A.  JORDAN 
Mrs.  HatUe  A.  Jordan,  02.  died  at 
10  o'clock  last  night  at  her  home. 
638^  West  Walnut  street,  following 
a  brief  Illness.  She  Is  survived  by 
her  husband,  who  Is  a  baggage 
agent  for  the  Frisco  railway;  two 
sisters,  Mrs.  E.  W.  Thorn  and  Mrs. 
H.  C.  Hedlnger  of  Remington.  Va, 
and  two  brothers.  \V.  J.  and  J.  E. 
Humphrey,  also  of  Remington.  The 
body  probably  will  bo  «'"<  to  Rem- 
ington for  burial  by  the  W.  L. 
Slorne  funeral   home. 


LEBANON  PIONEER  DIES, 
HOLD  FUNERAL  MONDAY 


Special  to  Th*   N*u<t 

LEBANON.  Mo.  Oct.  23.— Mrs. 
Liule  Reaves,  86,  th*  last  of  a 
family  of  nine  children  and  one  of 
the  pioneer  residents  of  Lebanon 
and  Laclede  county,  died  at  her 
home  here  tonight.  Mrs.  Reave* 
came  to  Lebanon  In  1SS1  and  has 
taken  a  prominent  part  In  clvlo 
affairs  of  the  town  since  that  time. 
Funeral  services  will  bo  held  at 
the  Lebanon  Congregational  church 
Monday  afternoon. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  23,  1927--LEADER 
Page  4:  Miss  Una  Allen  and  Mr.  Earl  Kelbune  were  married  Wednesday  in  Marshfield. 
Mrs.  Winifred  Tennessee  Alexander,  79,  a  pioneer  resident  of  Webster  county, 
died  October  19  at  the  home  of  her  son  Charlotte  Alexander  near  Roosevelt,  Okla.  She  was 
buried  in  the  Niangua  cemetery. 

Miss  Alice  Oldfield  and  L.  B.  McMillan,  both  of  Chicago,  were  married  October 
15.  The  bride  is  the  daughter  of  Mrs.  Sarah  Oldfield  of  Bolivar. 

A  son  Bernard  Lawrence  Margason  was  born  October  15  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Bernie 
Margason  of  Bolivar. 

Page  3B  :  Miss  Catherine  Quinn  and  Mr.  Louis  Gummersbach  were  married  yesterday. 
The  bride  is  the  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  M.  Quinn  of  Springfield.  They  will  live  in  St. 
Louis.  [This  is  a  long  article.] 

Page  4B:  Miss  Louise  Reeves  and  Mr.  Sidney  R.  Davidson  will  be  married  today.** 

Miss  Esther  Lee  Danielson  and  Mr.  Otis  R.  Nichols  were  married.** 
Page  13B:  Marriage  license:Guy  M.  Neighbors,  35,  and  Bess  B.  Jones,  29,  both  of 
Knobnoster,  Mo. 

Page  18B:  Mrs.  Hattie  A.  Jordan  died.** 
Price  R.  Freeman  died.** 


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Delbert  Sawyer  died.** 
R.  J.  Loveless  died.** 
F.  E.  Davies  died.** 
Page  15:  Joseph  Reinert  and  Amy  Paragen  were  married.** 
Samuel  M  Auslam  and  Kate  Davis  were  married.** 


I 


to  Be  Married. 
Miss  LoulM  Bmvn  and  Mr.  Sidney 
R.    D*vidi»on    will    be   married    at     8 
o'clock  this  morning  In  the  study  of 

ekett  of  Tabernacle 


Davidson  and  iftr.  tad  Mr*. 
OMU  Waitea,    The  tor.  Crocket*  will 
nod  the  rtnf  earemooy  tn*tbe  praa* 
ence,of .the  Immediate  families  and  a 
few  Intimate  friend*.    The  bride  will 
wear  a    traveling   suit  or  dark   blue, 
and    the    couple    wlil    leave,  after    a 
wedding*   breakfast    to   be   •erred     at 
tbe   home   cf   the  bridegroom?    par- 
•  n'_*.    Mr.    and    Mn.    A.   S.    Davidson. 
410  East  Elm  atreet.    Tbe  bride  la  the 
(laughter  of  Mrs,   OatTle  Reeves.   803 
8t.  loula  atreeL 


2C0VPU 
ARE  WEDI 


IDT 


ER 


The  Office  of  Recorder  Jeok  M.  Mo 
Kee  waa  tbe  acena"  yesterday  after- 
noon of  a  double  marlage  ceremony 
performed  by  Rev.  E,  C.  ScchJer.  pas- 
tor of  tbe  Central  Christian  church. 

Tbe  couple*  married  were  Joa 
Reinert,  34,  Pur  loo.  Mo.,  and  Amy 
Pereg an,  91,  Billings,  *nd  Bamuel  M. 
Aualam.  80,  Republic,  "and  Kate 
Davis.  17.  Clovta,  N.  M. 

Mr.  Becbler  wVa  cailei  to  perform 
tbe  ceremony  for  tbe  first  named 
couple  and  In  the  meantime  the, other 
couple  bad  arrived  and  desiring  to  be 
married  agreed  to  bave  a  double  cere- 
mony. Tbe  two  couple*  were  stran- 
gers. 

A*  marriage  license  was  Issued  to 
Olaf  Baldwin.  20,  and  Chloe  Atchery. 
31.  both  of  Springfield. 


DEATHS 


MR8  HATTIK  JORDAN. 
Mrs.  Hattle  A.  Jordan.  83  years 
old.  died  at  10  o'clock  last  nlgbt  at 
her  borne.  838  West  Walnut  street, 
following  a  brief  Illness.  Bbe  Is  sur- 
vived by  her  husband,  a  son.  Elmer  H. 
Jordan  of  Fort  Worth.  Texas;  two 
sisters.  Mrs.  X.  N.  Thorn  and  Mrs.  H. 
C.  Hedlnger.  and  two  brothers.  W.  J., 
and  J.  A.  Humphrey,  all  of  Reming- 
ton, Va.  The  body  probably  will  be 
forwarded  to  Remington  by  W.  L. 
Btarne.  undertaker. 


i  -» 


Nichols — Danlelson . 

Mr.  snd  Mrs    G.  N.   Danlelson,  738 

,  West    Bcott     street,     annouueo     the 

j  marriage*  of    their   daughter,    Esther 

Lee.  to  Mr.  Otis  R.  Nichols,  485  Lo- 

:  ren  street.  October  9. 


1*.    K.    FREEMAN. 

I      Fuueral  services  for  Price  R.  Free- 

I  man.  56  years  old,  formerly  of  Spring- 
Held,  who  died  Saturday  In  Kansas 
City,  will  be  held  Monday  at  Kansas 
City.  He'  Is  survived  by  bis  wife,  a 
daughter.  Mrs.  J.  L.  Goes  of  Clinton. 
Mo.,  a  brother.  Percy  C.  Freeman  of 
Springfield,  arid  three  sisters.  Mrs.  R. 
E.     Putman      of     Springfield;      Mrs. 

j  Bertha  Pfoff •  of  New   York,  and   Mrs. 

I  Fred   Cook  of  Omaha.  Neb. 

DELBERT  BAH'YER. 

Private  funeral  services  for  Del- 
bert  Sawyer,  4-year-old  son  of  Mr. 
I  and  Mrs.  Frank  Sawyer.  337  West 
;  Chestnut  street,  who  died  at  10  a.  m. 
Saturday,  were  held  at  4  p.  m.  yes- 
terday at  Greenlawn  cemetery.  Burial 
was  under  direction  of  the  Alma  Loh- 
meyer  Funeral  home. 

R-  J.  LOVELESS. 

Funeral  services  for  R.  J.  Loveless. 

66.  who  died  at  his  home.  662  North 

NetUeton  avenue,  were   teld  at  2  p.  in. 

yesterday  at  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Pu- 

!  neral   home.     Burial    was    In    Green- 

|  lawn  cemetery. 

F.  E.  DAVIES. 

Funeral      services      for      Forest     E. 

Davies.  so.  of  22C1  J#oapect  avenue-. 

who  died"  Friday  morning  In  a  local 
i  hospital    after    a    brief     'lines*,    were 

held  at  2  p.  m.  Saturday  at  the 
I  Kllngner  Funeral  home.  Burial  was 
!  In  Haselwood  cemetery. 


1613 


CHARLES  COX,  9, 
IS  RUN  DOWN  BY 
CAR  NEAR  HOME 


Fear  County  Treasurer's  Son  i 

I   May  Have  Suffered   Frac-! 

ture  of  Skull;  Dr., Cox,  His: 

|    Uncle,  Has-  Lad  Removed  ' 

to  Hospital.  •    j 


I     Bun  <owj  by  an  autaeaoblHr  while 
psaylng  in  ths  street  In  front  of  hU 


Charts*    CO*.    *,    *-™wr<)Jd 

ot.MiV «***!%. ,«W*.  p&t.  Br- 
'.c  943  -forth  Rotfbersdh'  fwsnue,  suf- 
Ifered  a  pomiblf  fracture-of  <le  skulL 
'  J.  W  High  fill  <Jf  MP  Bmifta  Nettle- 
ton  tttnii*.  driver  of  the  Automobile, 
said  he  attempted  to  sw^rre  his  ma- 
■  chine  to  miss  the  lad.  but  that  the 
fender  struck  the  ooy.  knocking  hua 
to  tba  paTement. 

Witnesses  of  the  accident  mated 
that  the  err  passed  over  hla  body. 

After  an  exnmlnatlor  by  Dr.  Lee 
Cox.  an  uncle  of  the  injured  boy.  a 
Herman  H.  Loruneyer  ambulance  was 
c  .lied  and  he  was  Utcrjj  to  8t.  John's 
hospital.  ™ 

The-  attending  physician  was  un- 
able to  deterSlr.e  the  seriousness  of 
young  Coi's  injuries,  although  It  was 
thought  he  might  have  suffered  a 
frvtured  skull. 

Mr.' Cox.  father  of  the  boj.  Is  the 
Oreene  county  treasurer. 


2955    Pineridge    Avenue 
Cincinnati,    Ohio    45208-2863 

April  22,    1998 


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Dear  Bill: 

Doth  Billie  and  I  really  appreciated  (and  astonished) 
the  copies  of  the  articles  in  the  Springfield  newspapers  about 
my  accident.   I  had  no  idea  that  there  was  any  publicity  in  the 
papers  about  it.   Nobody  ever  mentioned  it  to  me. 

As  best  I  can  remember,  I  was  apparently  in  a  coma  for 
about  four  days  and  in  the  hospital  for  about  a  week.   My 
first  recollection  after  the  coma  was  Uncle  Lee  standing  over 
me,  and  his  first  question  waB  "Have  you  had  a  bowel  movement?" 
I  had  never  heard  the  term  before, 

Jim  and  Kdwin  were  at  the  scene  when  the  accident  occurred, 
and  both  thought  I  was  a  dead  duck  for  sure.   Jim  lived  until  82, 
and  every  time  1  talked  to  him  on  the  phone,  he  reminded  me  that 
I  really  should  have  been  named  Lazarus. 

Apparently  I  did  recover  rather  quickly — so  far  as  I  know 
the  only  lasting  effects  were  a  slight  drooping  of  my  left  eye- 
lid, and  the  need  for  glasses. 

At  any  rate,  I'm  glad  to  know  I  was  so  famous,  even  if  1 
way    D  ' 

did  it  the  hard/   My  only  other  publicity  in  the  Springfield 
papers  was  in  connection  with  the  high  school  yearbook — a  copy 
of  which  I  am  enclosing,  the  pictures  that  is.   If  you  don't  have 
the  1935  Resume,  I  have  two  copies,  and  would  be  happy  to  give 
one  of  them  to  you,  as  you  are  in  several  group  pictures. 

Time  does  fly,  even  faster  than  before  retirement.   Billie 
has  a  new  Dell  Computer,  with  all  the  features  including  large- 
screen,  color  printer,  and  scanner.   We  don't  travel  at  all- 
haven'  t  been  to  Springfield  since  1989.   Should  you  ever  travel 
this  way,  we'd  surely  love  to  see  you! 

Thanks  again,  hope  things  are  going  well  with  you,  and 
keep  in  ^f'^  J? , 

u^ktWik^  Sincerely,, 


VJ1,       \    P.S.  -  In  your  letter  you  mentioned  some  guy  named  Jack  Benny. 


■'as  he  the  masked  man  in  the  lone   Ranger  series,  or  was  that 
before  ybiir  time?  Ji^  -^  *J^ 


*u~~J-. 


y~.  6Z*   out.  /*U~y  «^f 

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RESUME  WINS 
STATE  AWARD  j 

IsHS  Yearbook  First  in  Its 

j     Class;  School  of  Ozarks     , 

Annual  Also  Winner 


The  Resume,  Senior  Higli  school 
year  book,  won  first  place  In  the 
state  among  schools  of  more  than 
1000  pupils,  in  the  annual  Missouri 
Intcrscholastlc  Press  Association 
contest,  it  was  announced  at  the 
MU  school  of  Journalism  today. 
Professor  E.  K.  Johnson  of  the  jour- 
nalism school  judged  the  entires. 

Jophn's  Joplhno  won  second 
place,  and  Grover  Cleveland  High 
school  in  St.  Louis,  third. 
Cox  Was  Editor 
Also  a  matter  of  pride  to  Spring- 
Ik-Mi. m;-.  is  the  announcement  that 
The  Ozarks.  published  by  the 
School  of  the  Ozarks  at  Hollister. 
won  the  contest  in  the  class  for 
printed  annuals  of  schools  with 
fewer  than   200   pupils. 

Editor  of  the  1935  Resume,  an  all- 
school   year   book      published     each 
year  by   the  senior  class  at  Senior 
^Jilfill^chooKjyas  Charles  Cox.    Cox 
^s  Kohig^PsTQ)  this  winter.    Asso- 
CHtB  cdTTor  wTTs  Kenneth  Lovcland; 
art  editor,  Martin  Roper,  and  busi- 
ness manager,  Omer  North. 
Takes  825  [Mitts 
The  book  was  notable  for  general  i 
excellence  in  Its  editing,  a  new  and  ' 
novel  arrangement  of  material,  and  f 
outstanding   artwork. 

In  the  National  Scholastic  Press  ' 
association  contest  it  won  "first  I 
class"  rating,  with  a  score  of  825  J 
points  out  of  a  possible  1000. 

James  Woody,  editor  for  this 
year,  aspires  to  the  highest  na- 
tional rating  or  all,  which  is  "All- 
American."  First  class  is  second 
highest. 


;«/ 


Elected  Editor 
Of  $HS  Yearbook 


—  Sews    mrd    Ltnttrr    Staff    P/iufo 

Success  or  failure  of  the  High 
school  yearbook,  the  Resume,  will 
rest  largely  upon  the  shoulders  of 
(  Charles  Cox,  Iff.  above,  son  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  C.  C.  Cox  of  942  Robber- 
son  avenue.  Charles  was  elected  to 
edit  this  years  publication,  which 
will  contain  no  advertising. 


Itio/ff 


MONDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  24, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  W.  Robertson  celebrated  their  61st  wedding  anniversary.** 

Elsie  C.  Farnsworth  was  found  dead  in  Mississippi  river.** 
Page  3:  Mrs.  Hattie  Jordan  died.** 

James  A.  Saltz  died.** 

J.  L.  Mitchell  died.** 
Page  10:  Mrs.  Ada  T.  Shockley  committed  suicide.** 


IOI5 


SCORES  IN  GAY  TRIBUTE 
TO  AGED  CRANE  COUPLE, 
MARRIED  61  YEARS  AGO 


Many  Old  Friends  and  Kins- 
folk Celebrate  Sixty-first 
Wedding  Anniversary  of  Mr. 
And  Mrs.  W.  W.  Robertson; 
He  Amuses  With  Fiddle 


< 5- -first   anniversary  In  Fwbraary- 

e> * 


THE    QUEST   LIST 


4 


OCORES  of  kinsfolk  and  old 
friend*  iath«r«d  on  tbe  sunlit 
lawn  at  the  hom»(of  Mr.  and,  lira. 
W.  W.  Robertaon  In  Crane  yester- 
day for  an  all-day  celebration  of 
the  sixty-firat  annltrsraary  of  their 
wedding. 

The  guests  began  arriving  by  » 
o'clock  In  tbe  morning,  and  the 
early  houra  were  apent  In  reunlona 
[  and  general  visiting.  At  noon  a 
I  bounilful  picnic  dinner  waa  served 
on  a  huge  table  about  76  feet  Ions 
erected  on  the  lawn,  and  a  brief 
program  of  felicitation*  followed. 

+ -4 

THEIR    HAPPY    HOME  | 

♦ : ♦ 

The  Reverend  F.  A_  Mahanay  of 
I  Springfield,  and  Tbomu  Pendleton, 
aa  oM  neighbor  from  nvTrywe, 
Mo,  both  gave  aihli  11— 11a  Mr.  Pen- 
dleton, recalling  experiences  of  the 
paat  tn  a  happy  rain  and  Mr.  Ma- 
hanay.  pralalag  tbe  Robertaon  home 
[aa  aa  example  and  eymtool  of  the 
beat  In  American  home  Ufa,  with 
husband  and  wlfo  ttvfrvg  lovingly 
together  for  mora  than  M  years. 

Both  Mr.  and  Mr*  ftobertson  are 

I  tn  excellaBt  health,  and  active  both 

mentally  and  physically.    Thar  au- 

Joyed  the  day  hugely,  and  voted  tha 

occaatoB  a  "wonderful  tbna* 


Others  attending  were:  W.  R 
L«ee.  Mrs.  l\  A.  Hudson.  Mlaa  Jean 
Wright,  lira.  Oertrude  Buehnlll 
Mr.  and  Mr*  Dnsgtett,  J.  K  But- 
lor.  Mr.  and  Mm.  John  A.  WHllama 
Miss  Ruth  Robot taoa.  Mian  Ben 
Stotta,  Mlaa  ITalheisa  Johneoi 
Roberta  Parsons,  Mra.  8.  ft 
win.  Mra.  Sara  Parsons,  Mr. 
Mra  Tobe  Dnvta.  Mr.  and  Mm  J. 
Williams,  and  Mr.  and  Mra.  T.  A. 
Robertaon.  all  of  Crane;  Mra.  J.  A. 
Flelda  of  Kanaaa  City;  Mr.  and 
Mra  Jamoa  Braaharoa  and  J.  T>. 
Haod  of  Republic;  Mra  Ella  MagOL 
Mr.  and  Mra  Charles  Smith.  Mlaa 
Marie  Smitti.  Sanford  Smith  and 
Mr.  and  Mra  Marion  Gardner  of 
Aurora;  Mr.  and  Mra.  T.  L  Pendle- 
ton, John  Robertaon  and  Mr.  and 
Mra  Charles  Arnsmeyer  Of  Marlon- 
vllle;  Mr.  and  Mra  Lester  Robert- 
son; Mlaa  Lora  Law  la.  Mlaa  Vir- 
ginia ShulL  Mr.  and  Mra  T.  B. 
Rlclunan  and  Mlaa  WUma  Rlckman 
of  Kareoxle;  Mr.  and  Mra.  T.  Hay- 
herst.  Berryvtlle.  Ark.;  Mlaa  Betty 
Mason;  Reeve  Hounh,  Mra.  Enoch 
U  Ragsdale  and  Mlaa  WUma  Rags- 
dale  of  Springfield;  Mr.  and  Mra 
W.  H.  Robertson,  Webb  City;  Jas- 
per Owen.  Mr.  and  Mra  Scott  Ruth- 
erford and  Mra  Grant  Hart,  Stotta 
City. 


FIDOLES  PtMt  QUESTS 


to  that  of 

youth  fa! 
Aurora,   gave 

The   table   waa 
ated  with  rifts  of  n« 
other    gifts    added    to 
of  the  occasion. 

More  than  1«  guests,  from  sev- 
eral towns  of  Missouri  and  IT s news 
attended.  Among  them  wore  Mr. 
and  Mra.  James  Braaharea  of  Re- 
public who  warn  attendants  at  the 
Robertsons'  wedding  (1  years  ago. 
and   will   celebrate   their  own   atx- j 


DEATHS 


MRS.  HATTIE  JORDAN  . 
The  body  of  Mrs.  Hattle  Jordan, 
wife  of  W.  H.  Jordan,  who  died  Sat- 
urday night  at  the  relsdence,  638 
West  Walnut  street,  will  be  snip- 
ped this  afternoon  at  2  o'clock  to 
Remington.  Va_.  for  burial.  The 
body  will  bo  viewed  by  friends  at 
tin  Staroe  mortuary  at  10  o'clock 
this  morning.  Mra.  Jordan  to  sur- 
vived by  the  husband,  a  son,  Elmer 
Jordan,  district  passenger  agent  for 
the  Frisco  at  Fort  Worth.  Texas, 
two  slaters  and  two  brothers. 


lOlfo 


>     .    -  .-. 


TO  WATERY 


Strange  Disappearance  of 
Springfield  Nurse  Solved 
With  Finding  of  Body  liar 
St  Genevieve,  Mo.  Q; 

SUICIDE  THEORY  DOUBTED 
BY  CORONER  FINDING  BOOT 


Body  Will  Be  Returned  Her* 
For  Burial;  Mfae  Farrawortfa 
Only  Recently  Releaiejl 
From  Hospital  .* 

■  | 

TyrTSTKRT    eurrouudtn«**]*1 
strange  dlsappoa ratfe ■  xfMSr 
Klsle     C.    Tmxm  worth. 
nurae,   from   th*   Veterans' 
at  8t.   Louis  nearly  two 
lifted   yesterday  with  the  discovery 
ot  Um  woman  a  body  1b  the  Missis- 
sippi riwr  near  St.  amitotallt,. 
Ati^lii, 

•f 

a 


Mlu  PVMwonii,'  U,  whs  for  um 


northwest  of 
October  U 
pttalte  8C 
the  St.  Loads 


dty. 

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the  nerr. 
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which  frlsods  rwooepUaed.    «■« 
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of  the  tragedy 

friends  of  taw 

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»nd    had 

depth  by   a   strong 

theory,   ho  said,   w 

furthor   by    tha   fact  that 

committing     suicide    by 

usually  woar  clothing. 


MOTHER   HYSTERICAL 


Mj-v  L.  E.  Faraaworth, 
mother,   had   clone   d 
tho  belief  that  bor  dausrh1 
the    hospital   to   ro    to    tho 
some    friend    before    brwahtrg 
pena;on   mwi"   to   her.      She 
naif -hysterical    when    Informed 


rta.  thai  ssjawwl 
lesperatet*  «$ 
usrh'-er  had  wasV 


federal    panalon 
'away,  chose  "dath  In  the  river. 

That  the  nurae  abould  so  swim- 
ming alone  In  the  river  after  quit- 
,tln»  the  boepltal  wea  not  oonalder- 
ed  strange  by  friends  here,  who 
revealed  -letters  from  her  which 
allowed  the  river  held  an  odd  fasci- 
nation for  her. 

Miss  Farnsworth  suffered  a  nerv- 
ous  breakdown   shortly  after      the 
war.  largely  as  a  result  of  her  fl<ht 
against   the   Innuensa  epidemic   In 
a  southern  training  camp,  and  *be 
twice  had  been  to  the  St.  Louis  hos- 
pital  for  treatment. 
I     Following  discovery  of  her  cloth- 
!  Itg  ou  the  banks  of  the  Mississippi  , 
'at  81-  Louis  a  week  ago.  an  «t«n- 
alve  eearch  was  conducted  for  many 
miles  along  the  river. 

BODY  HERE  TUC8DAY 


I 

_i  *  ^ 

The  body  will  arrive  here  Tues- 
day and  burial  will  be  In  a  Spring- 
field cemetery  under  direction  of 
the  Kllnirner  funeral  home.  Mlaa 
Farneworth  la  survived  only  by  hor 
mother  and  a  brother.  J.  U  Famn- 
worth.  head  of  a  business  college  m  • 
Corpus   Chrlstl.  Texas. 

T*pcov»ry  "f  the  nurp»'«  bndly  rte- 
ronpii^  body  weih  a  Kruennrrv  c\\- 
rr.ax  to  a  series  of  tragedies  In i  the 
Farn*worth  family  iWIOwIn*  the. 
war.  Wm  Tvtmm*** '•  *■*** '" 
•bout  a  year  ago.  and  hla  daugfc  v 
strength  waa  waeJtaa^w«ra»0l^ 


ausuif  tu     -wwrnm     www-— ^w*-      ,       -, 

aba  nursed  htm  during  bla  Uat 


a*sa. 


•■  '■>■* 


She  and  her  mother  lost  a  amau 
sum  in  a  recent  bank  failure,  and 
their  farm  home  near  Jefferson  City 
was  lost  to  litigation.  With  her  «ayw 


In**  tni  m»  smau  pension  an*  re- 
ceived from  the  government  for  dis- 
abilities resulting  from  her  work 
during  the  war,  Mlaa  Farneworth 
cam*  hero  with  Her  mother  and 
bought  a  J-aer*  homo  on  the  WU- 
lard  road  northweet  of  Springfield. 
re  levelng  auch  surroundings  would 
aid  her  In  winning  back  her  health. 


E 
BY  LEAP  IN  RIVER 


Former  Springfieldian  Leaves 
'    Note  Saying  She  Was 
Tired  of  Life 


her    duughter    nt    Kansas    City: 

"l>on't  worry  about  me.  1  cannot 
Man  J  the  ("train.  My  mind  seems 
to  have  snapped.  I>»t  me  sleep  with 
my  mother.  So  sorry  to  bring  this  to 
you.  May  God  have  mercy  on  you 
and  keep  you.  my  children.  I  did 
not  think  this  ever  would  come  to 
me  " 

Worried  in  Recent  Years 

Relatives  said  Mrs.  Shockley,  who 
naa  63  years  old,  had  been  depressed 
and  worried  In  recent  years.  They 
>  ould  give  no  specific  motive  for 
the  suicide. 

In  addition  to  the  sisters  hcr«« 
nnd  relatives  nt  firandvit-w  und 
Kansas  City,  sbe  Is  survived  by 
thr«-*<  brothers,  'ienrge  ( 'ole  of 
Wyoming,  l'aul  Cole  of  Colorado 
an)    William    Cole   of   Minnesota. 


JAMES  A. 

.  antes    A.    SalU. 


8ALTZ 

65,  died  at  1 
o'clock  yesterday  afternoon  at  the 
home  'of  his  son.  route  6,  Spring- 
field. He  Is  aurrtved  only  by  the 
son  here  and  a  daughter  who  lives 
In  Ranees  City.  Funeral  services 
will  be  conducted  at  2:80  o'clock 
this  afternoon  at  the  Clear  Creek 
cemetery,  10  miles  west  of  Sprlng- 
flcld.  and  burial  will  be  In  the  cem- 
etery there  under  direction  of  the 
Klingner  funeral  home. 


J.  l_  MITCHELL 

J.  L.  Mitchell.  69,  formerly,  of 
Springfield,  died  at  1  o'clock  yes- 
terday afternoon  at  hla  home  in 
Joplln.  He  la  survived  by  a  daugh- 
ter. Mrs.  John  W.  Drumwrlght. 
iCIC"  Travis  avenue,  Springfield: 
two  Bons,  W.  A.  Mitchell  of  Joplln 
and  J.  L.  Mitchell,  Jr..  of  Tulsa 
OkLa..  and  one  sister,  Mrs.  James  C. 
Deran,  route  5,  Springfield.  Funeral 
arrangements  are  Incomplete.  Mr. 
Mitchell  was  born  in  Springfield 
and  s-ppnt  most  of  his  life  In  this  j 
city. 


Mrs.   Ada  T.   Shockley   of  Qrand- 

vlew.  Mo.,  who  leaped  to  her  death 

in  the  Missouri  river  Saturday  from 

| a   bridge   at    Kansas   City,   formerly 

[lived  In  Springfield  and  is  survived 

>  by  {wo  slaters  residing  here. 

Mrs.     William     S.     Thomas,     1 109 
'  South    Jefferson    avenue,    a    sister 
of  the  suicide-,  left  Springfield  yes- 
terday for  the  home  of  Mrs.  Shock - 
(  ley's  soninlaw  In  Kansas  City,  E.  Q. 
Oood.    where   funerai   arrangements  J 
are  being  completed.  Mis.  Shockley  I 
I also  was  a    slater   of  Mrs.    Stewart 
'  Shockley,   1211   St   Louis  street. 
|  Bern  in  Canada 

|     Mrs.  Shockley  was  born  at  Saint 
Thomas,     Canada,     and     came     to 
Springfield  while  she  waa  a  young 
girl.  8he  lived  here  for  many  years. 
Carefully    folding    her    coat    and 
I  laying    her     purse    upon     It.     Mra. 
Shockley    leaped    from    the    center 
epan  of  a  bridge  over  the  Missouri 
■  river   at    Kansas    City.    With    rela- 
tives, she  had  gono  to  Kansas  City 
Ion  a  shopping  trip. 
'      A  note  found  in  the  roat  she  left 
on  the  bridge  provided  the  only  mo- 
tive  for   her    action.    She    wrote    to 

p        ,    o  TM?NDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  24,  1927-LEADER 
rage  1:  O.  L.  James  died.** 

Miss  Elsie  Farnsworth  committed  suicide  ** 
Page  7:  Mrs.  Ada  T.  Shockley  died.** 
Page  8:  Births  reported.** 

of  Marshf,eldMarriage  'iCenSe:  ^^  C  "^  18'  °f  S^'^M  and  ^ida  S.  Wallace,  .6, 
Page  14:  Mrs.  Mabel  Gruner  divorced  P.  C.  Gruner. 

Mrs.  Hattie  Jordan  died.** 

James  A.  Saltzdied.** 

J.  L.Mitchell  died.** 

Mrs.  Ed  Wagoner  died.** 

O.  C.  Mecord  died.** 
Page  15:  Card  of  thanks  from  W.  B.  Prophet  and  others.** 

There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  William  Moyabb  ** 
Page  18:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  W.  Robertson  celebrated  their  61st  wedding  anniversary.** 

lots' 


! 


River 
Farhswpfth  atJJt 
Brother  Demands  Autopsy  toJKscIose 
Cause  of  Death;  Skidmore]^ 
vestigation  by  Local  Orgariizatioiu 

:   ■  ■  ■   '•  .- 

An  inrea ligation  Into  the  death  of  Mtaa  B!ala>  C.  Farnewnrth, 
Springfield  war  nurse,  wrfo*e  bodr  wu  found  yesterday  in  the  Uli- 
slsslppl  river  at  St.  Genevieve.  Mo.,  is  to  be  conducted  by  the  young 
woman's  brother  and  Goad-Balllnger  poet,  American  Legion,  aocoTd- 
ine:  to  an  announcement  made  today  by  the  Legion  and  a  dispatch 
received  by  The  Leader  from  the  brother. 

Snapecttns  foul  piny  In  the  death  of  hie  slater.  •  J eaae  rarnawortb. 
Corpus  Chrlatl,  Tex.,  left  8t.  Loula  today  for  8tv  Oenevleve  to  Inalst 
an  autopsy  be  performed  on  bis  slsler'a  body  to  determine  whether 
she  died  by  drowning. 


To  Probe  Treat  meat. 
The  too*]  Legion  post  baa  announ- 
ced that  It  will  Investigate  Miss 
Parnaworlh^i  complaints  that  abe  was 
not  given  proper  care  at  the  Veterans 
hospital  at  6L  Louis  from  which  she 
disappeared. 

An  Investigation  to  determine 
whether  MMs  Farnswortb  bad  been 
told  ahe  was  about  to  be  deprived  of 
her  government  compensation  alao 
Mil  be  conducted.  II  was  stated. 

"We  don't  know  that  Miss  rams, 
worth  was  ill  treated  or  that  aha  was 
to     lose     bar     compensation  ,w     said 
Oeorge  H.  Bkldmor*.  commander     of 
ths  local  Legion  post.    "But  she  told 
ma  she  was  not  receiving  proper  care 
at  the  hospital,  wh*oh  did  not  -have 
proper  taolMttaa  for  the  care  ot -.  a 
patient  In  her ,  condition. 

Beard  'Complaint.    . 
"When  she  tettsad  to  me  aha  was  to 


IdentlHed    By    Watch. 
Word   received   by  Farnswortb   yes- 
terday  advised    that   when   the    body 
was  taken  from  the  rlrer  it  wss  not 

clothed.  A  wrist  wetch  served  to 
Identify  the  corpse  ss  that  of  the  local 
num.  Farnsworth  ssld  today  thst 
he  would  demand  an  autopsy  to  as- 
certain cause  of  her  death. 

The  brother  baa  been  unable  to  ac- 
count for  the  fact  th*t  his  slater's 
clothing    waa    found    ecattered    along 

'!the   river   bank    a  mile   aouth  of    the 
j  Veteran*    hospital.      Several    auiu    of 
underwear,  towele  and   handkerchiefs 
'were  In  a  aalchei  on  the  river  bank. 

The  brother  believes  that  If  Ml*s 
I  Fa/nsworth  had  planned  to  take  her 
j  life  ahe  would  not  have  brought  «x- 
!  tre  apparel  to  the  river  bank. 

t'ompenwitlon    I  nrertau. 
—    In    regard      to      Mian      Faruaworth  a 
.  death.  Dr.  R.  Y.  Peak,  local  Legion  of- 
ficial aald: 


jfcoajis  lor  the  had  t*u  **£*"!J3£ 

MMn]     TTi-^  -.,,,1  \+*a  to  ha»  eietatw 
»  eioe  thee  anight  »*»"»      «Mmto 


•  tot  of  red  tape  to  ^a^"0^ W"S 

-nemmant      compensation.      Things 

__,   ere  better,  but  still  vstarens  axe  kept 

.    «-*        v-aa*  on   nine  and  needles  wondering   how 

JrSm?E>-  erwi  their  comp«ia.Uon   U  to  be  cut  , 

*'^V^ '  off 

bee  been  tv  ■*?     '"1  don't  know  that  Miss  remeworth  I 


was  about  to  Ices  It. 


But  some  men- 


ion  may  have  been  made  to  her  that  , 
»  CJ0#  u»w*  «■"•"-  -r~  ."-i, \~tim***     a^'  wsi  lo  N-  rut  off  of  the  coroi>en-  , 

on  October  13.  At    thf    llm, 


word     flrat     reeehad 


I0t<1 


Pr-:r-*lif'd  thai  Mlaa  rarnaworlh  had  J 
dup^»rM.  neighbors  of  Miss  Warn*-  I 
worth  ad »  at  red  the  theory  that  the  | 
■  urae    h»rl    mat  death    by    vkvl»nr«.  I 

She.  tr.rj  *a.«<.  »hj  !*i  the  habit  or 
•».--jiii(  a  conaiderabie  aura  of  money 
ee  >. -r  p*r»or.  Due  to  great  modesty 
on  r\er  part,  neighbor*  aald.  Mln 
P»rT.»wortn  would,  never  ha»e  atrlpped 
he-»<:r  r?  her  rl.^'.hlng  before  fling-  I 
log  herself  In  the  river.  Religious 
err<..p:e«  slao  would  hava  prevented 
h#r  from  taking  her  own  life,  thsy 
m.i 

M'.ae  rarnivorth'i   mother,  who  re- 
on    a    amail    farm    three    mile* 
or  ■prtngflaM  on  rouu  11. 


sttis  had  clung  to   tha  tbougnt  fhat 
her    daua&J«r    was     yet     aJl»e— -Juaj 
vtattfnc    friend*    In    0C     Loots" — and 
vould  return  to  bar  bono*  hara.  Whan 
■wd  or*  the  body  bainjr  found 
tfay  waa  g^rtn  to  Un    Farruwortb,  aha 
beca^r.e    SlJtraught 


U.h    ri:rj»-t:uii    body    a...    errlTt 
ts      Sp.-:r.g?;e:2     tomorro'w      morning.  ! 
*-:<••:     -»   '   »ed     r.e.-e       ".oday      advised.  ! 
I  ..-.»»     ..-:».•  ;-::-.»l.u  a,-*  ir.cotaplete,  ' 

t  .  ■  ».  .     t-e     •_.'.  -cr     '.w. e     d.'rr     -   , 

•  ■«     K-..-^ier      Undertaking  I 


Millionaire  Dies  of 
Injuries  Received  in 
Automobile  Wreck 

RQLLA.  Mo..  Oct  84.— .(AJ*.)— O.  L. 

'Mi*  87,  Claramore.  Okie.,  million- 
aire,  who  suffered  concussion  of  tbfl 
brain  In  an  automobile  craah  on 
High  way  M  laat  Wednesday,  died  at  a 
hospital  bar*  last  night.  He  did  not 
regain  consciousness  after  the  acci- 
dent. 

J*mea  waa  tAe  owner  of  the  Clan- 
n-.ore  hotel  and  Clareruorr  bath*  and 
h»d  been  actir*  In  Oklahoma  politics 
*«*  mani^f»ar». 

H:i  daughter  w.ho  lire*  In  8t  I/miIb. 
+tjX  Ilia  vtfe  and  aon.  who  had  Juat 
'♦turned  from  a  European  trip.  w*re 
at  hit  bedside.  He  waa  en  route  to 
Ft  Louie  to  mm  Un  James  and 
thejr  son  at  the  lime  of  the  arrldeut. 
T"*  «■  re-  »k|(;r!fv1  ir.rt  tvirneil  o\er  sev- 
'"*■  "..~.'s  A  tv.j  u:  a;  lie  waa  giv- 
ing a  ride  to  6U  Louia,  auffered  only 
•light  injuries. 


WED  61  YEARS; 
PLAYS  FIDDLE 

W.  W.  Robertson  of   Crane 
Entertains  His  Anniver- 
sary Guests. 


The  aUty-flrat  anniversary  of  their 
wadding  was  oelabraud  Testerdsy  at 
Crane  by  Mr.  and  Un.  W.  W.  Bob- 
ertaou.  who  were  vial  ted  by  scone  of 
relatives  and  old  friends. 

Early  hours  of  the  day  were  spent 
In  reunion,  and  at  noon  a  picnic  din- 
ner was  served  on  the  lawn  at  the 
Robertson  home. 

Talks  wen  mads  by  Rev.  T.  A.  Ma- 
hanay,  Springfield,  and  Thomas  Pen- 
dleton, an  old  friend  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Robertson  of  McKlnle*.  Mo.  Mr. 
Robertson  entertained  his  guests  by 
playing  old-time  selections  on  bis 
violln. 

Oneats  present  follow:  James  Bra- 
shares,  W.  R.  Lee,  Un  P.  A.  Hudson. 
UIas     Jaan      Wright.     Mrs.      Oertrude 

BiashnlU,  Un  and  M^.,Dm«ib«, X  «.' 
Butter.  Ur.  and  Mia.  John  A.  WU- 
llama.  Miss  Both  Bohartaon,  Wm  Bva 
fltotta.  Mlas  EAthsryn  Johnson,  Miss 

Roberta  Parsons,  Mrs,  8.  X.  Bhsrwln. 
Mrs,  Sarah  Parsons,  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
iTob*  Da  via.  Ur.  and  Mrs.  J.  WU- 
I  Hams  and  Ur.  and  Mra.  T.  B  Robert- 
son, all  of  Crane;  Mra.  J.  A.  Fields  of 
Kansas  City,  Mra.  and  Mra.  James 
Brasharea  and  J.  D.  Hood  of  Repub- 
lic: Mr*.  Xlla  MagUl.  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Charlea  Bmlth.  Mlsa  Marie  Smith, 
Sanford  Smith  and  Mr.  and  Mn. 
Marlon  Gardner  of  Aurora,  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  T.  I.  Pendleton.  John  Robert- 
son and  Mr.  and  Mn.  Charles  Arns- 
meyer  of  Marlonvllle.  Mr.  and  Mn. 
Lester  Robertson,  Miss  Lon  Lewis. 
Mlsa  Virginia  Shull.  Mr.  and  Mn  T. 
E.  Rlckman  and  MIm  Wilms  Rick- 
man  of  Ssrcoxle.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  T. 
Hayherst.  BerryvMe.  Ark.;  Miss  Betty 
Mason;  Reeve  Houah.  Mrs.  Enoch  L. 
Ragadals  and  MIm*  Wllma  Raradale  of 
Bprtnglteld.  Ur.  and  Un.  W.  H.  Rob- 
ertson. Webb  City;  Jasper  Owen,  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Scott  Rutherford  and  Mrs: 
Orant  Hart.   Btotta   City. 


\oxo 


DEATHS 


*RB.  HATTIK  JORDAN. 
The  body  or  Mrs.  HstUs  Jordan. 
wife  of  W.  M.  Jordan,  who  died  Sat- 
urday nif  ht  at  the  residence.  6M  W««t 
Walnut  street,  vaa  forwarded  at  3 
pv.m.-  today- to  «R«minj ton.  Ya..  tor 
burtal  by  w.  L.  Btarne,  undertaker. 
Mr*.  Jordan  U  survived  by  bar  bua- 
band.  *  aon.  Elmer  -Jordan,  district 
passenger  agent  for  the  Frisco  at  Fort 
Worth.  Tas..  by, two  sisters  and  **o 
brothfra. 


)TABB — In  memory  of  William  Moyabb 

ho    paused    away    on*    year    ago    today 

■•October    23.)      He    la    sadly    missed    by 

ompanlon  and  children,  Mrs.  Alll*  Moy- 

bb.  Harvty  Moyabb,  Mrs.  Zella  Johnson, 

Irs.   Lela   Bratll   and   Henrietta  Moyabb 

The.  leaves    mere    aoftly    falllnR. 

At    we    laid    htm    down    to   rest. 
His   dear  ones   dearly   loved  him. 

But   the   good  Lord    loved   him   beat. 
Oooo  from  this  world  of  sorrow 

One    year*  afo    today, 
In    a    lonely    graveyard 
We  laid  him  beneath  the  clay. 


|  J.  A.  SALTZ. 

■■  Funeral  services  for  James  A.  Salt*. 
65.  who  died  at  1  p.  ra.  yesterday  at 
|  the  home  of  bis  aon.  route  ft.  Sprlng- 
1  field,  were  held  at  9:30  p.  m.  today 
!  at  the  Clear  Creek  cemetery.  10  miles 
I  west  of  here.  Burial  was  In  the  Clear 
1  Creek  cemetery  under  direction  of  the 
1  Kllngner  Funeral  home.  He  is  eur- 
I  vived  by  bis  eon  and  a  daughter  of 
I  Kansas  City. 


OAmoi  or  nuiiu 


OFHJCT— We   wish  to  acknowledge  with 

noerewt     g  raUUde     the     kindness     and 

rmpaifa*  a*  stir  many  dear  frfcmaa  » 

ir  benr  af  daepaat  sorrow. 

W.    AND   MAA.    W.   B.   PROrHlT   s\KD 

PAMILT. 


J.  L.  MITCHELL. 
J.     L.     Mitchell.     •».   formerly    of 
Springfield,  died  yesterday  afternoon 
at  his  home  In  Joplln.    He  Is  survived 
i  by  a  daughter.   Mrs.  John  W.  Drum* 
I  wrJfhVi  .aiftBuTrevla,  avenue..  Spring- 
'  field;  two  eons.  W.  A.  Mitchell  of  Jop- 
:  lln  and  J.  L.  Mitchell.  Jr..  of  Tulsa, 
jokla.    and    a    sUter.    Mr*.   James    C.  j 
:  Dorsn.  route  5.  Springfield.     Funeral  | 
arrangements    are    Incomplete. 


||  MRS.  F.D  WAGONgR. 

Funeral  service*  for  Mrs.  Ed   Wago- 
[  ner.  71  years  old.  who  died  Wedneadsy 
•  night   at  her   home.   330B  North   Main 
street,   were    held    Thursday  afternoon  ' 
,  at  3  o'clock  from  the  Kllngner  funeral  ' 
chapel.    'Burial     was     In     Oreenlawn  ' 
cemetery,   under   the   direction  of   thej 
Kllngner  Undertaking  company. 

The    decedent    is    survived    by    two ! 
I  sons,  E.  A.  Daier.  Springfield,  and  Ouy  i 
1  User.  Los  Angeles,  CaUf.;  one  brother,  j 
Charles    Clemens.    Omaha.   Neb.,    and 
'  one  enter.  Mrs.  Eva  Carnegie.  Spring- 
i  field.  >    - 


FORMER  RESIDENT  HERE 
W00S  RIVER  DEATH 

Mrs.  Ada  T.  Bbocktey  ,of  Orend- 
vlew.  Mo .  who  leaped  to  her  death  In 
the  Missouri  rlter  st  Kansas  City 
Saturdsy.  wu  a  former  resident  of 
Springfield      Two  sisters   reside  here. 

Mrs.  William  8.  Thomaa.  1109  Bouth 
.Jefferson  avenue,  a  sister  of  Mrs. 
ShockJey,  left  ysstarday  for  Kansas 
Clty   for   the   funeral. 

Mr-  Shockley  also  was  a  sister  of 
Mrs.  Stewart  Bhockley  of  1331  St. 
Louis  street.  Mrs.  Shockley  came 
here  several  years  sgo  fTom  St. 
Thorns*.  Canada. 

Relatives  said  she  had  been  de- 
pressed. They  could  give  no  specific 
motive  for  the   act. 


O.   C.   MM.'ORD  DIES. 

I.       O.      C.      Mecord.    4fl.  of  724   Normal 
{,  street,  died  Saturday  night  at  Topek*. 
Kan-  after  a  lingering  Illness,  accord- 
ing to  word  received  here.    Mr.  Mecord 
entered     a     Topeka     hospital     three 
'  months  sgo  for  treatment.  "He  Is  sur- 
vived   by   the   wife,   two  children. 'the 
;  mother  tnd  several  brothers     The  fu- 
•  jiersl     will    be    held    Tuesday    at    To- 
peka. 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Max  M.  Lyles  of  426 
j  Beach  street,  announce  the  birth  of 
j  a  son.  Perry  James.  Oct.  23. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Res  P.  Eapue.  430 
I  Bolman  street,  announce  the  birth 
I  of  a  daughter.  Oct.  90. 


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TUESDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  25,  1927-DA1LY  NEWS 
Page  I:  Marriage  license:  Claude  L.  Reynolds,  22,  of  Springfield  and  Pearl  Sherrod,  18, 

There  is  a  long  article  about  the  death  of  Miss  Elsie  C.Farnsworth 
Page  3:  Daughter  born  October  22  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Oran  Cunningham  of  1201  North 
Broadway.  ^^  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  Rex  ^  Holman  street. 

A  daughter  Mary  Louise  Porter  was  born  October  20  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  A.  Porter 
of  965  East  Division  street. 

Page  7:  J.  L.  Mitchell  died.** 

Joseph  R.  Fryer  died.** 

O.  C.  McCorddied.** 

Price  R.  Freeman  died.** 

J.  A.  Saltzdied.** 
Page  8:  Frank  Dalcum  was  found  dead.** 
Page  11:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  "our  sorrow,"  signed  by  Mr.  and  Mrs. 

W.  B.  Prophet  and  family. 

Page  12:  Son  born  October  23  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jess  W.  Palmer  of  1 500  West  Elm  street. 
Son  born  October  23  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  W.  Cave  of  610  West  Brower  street. 


DEATHS 


J.  L.  MITCHELL 
Funeral  services  for  J.  U  Mitchell. 
7«   years  ojd,  ,a  termer  resident  of 
Springfield      but      for      the    pa»t    2t 
years  a  reatdent  •■'.  Joplln.  Mo.,  and 
who  <lte,l  at  his  heme  there  Sunday, 
will    he   held  at    Maple   Park   ceme- 
tery  at    2.10  o'clock  this  afternoon. 
T'h«   lK"ly    will   l>e   brought   here   by 
;!>*  And.'non  Undertaking  company 
,»f    Jt>|.lin.      He    Is    survive.!    by    one 
.laughter.    Mrs.   J.   W.   DrumwrUht, 
of  Sl»9   Travis  avenue.  Springfield- 
|.v    two   sons.    W    A.   of   Joplln.   and 
J    L..  i.f   Tulsa,   by   one  sister.   Mra. 
.lane  O.  FWnn.  of  Springfield,  route 
;.    by  three  rran.l<lnut;hter«>  and  one 
srea;   granddaughter. 

JOSEPH  R.  FRYER 

Joaeph    It     Fryer.    <S    year*      old. 
died  at  «  o  clock  Ust  evening  after 
a   brief    Hlne—    In    a   local  HosssltaJ. 
Funeral     arr.inirements    are    Incom- 
plete  but    services   probably    will   be  | 
I  held    ne»t    Monday    mnrnlnc    at    the, 
|«t      Apnes    <-ath..:i.      .  hurch.     corner 
„f    Jefferann    i.vmie      an-1       Mount. 
I Vernon 'rMfoetf'  with    burial    In    SU\ 
'vary,  cemetery  under  M™**"*, 
'„„,    Hm«i    H     l.»»'meyer    funeraj , 
».    _.        Mi      Frv-"     •"   >o    had    rnafle 

itr^—i  ^  south  ■»«->--£! 

„«..  I.  survived  by  0™  *"■£""_: 

,siv,r  Mnry  r.ermalne.  of  »■*•*"■ 

.hc„.ttul  in  St    Ivoula.  and  >»ra    Ma« 

Weaver    and    Ml-   Gertrude    Fryer 

U„    of    Springfield :    and    M    ««* 

';„,,„..     Mr-     J-t>n    Burkner     of   <  ox 

fifnn     Ky 


LEBANON.   Mo, 
Daloum,  a   blacksmith,  living   n 
8uthard.  Mo..  So  mile*  southeast  6 
hare,  wu  found  dead  In  bad  early 
Sunday  morning  by  him  brother  who 
teas    aroused    by    groans    from    the 
room.     Sheriff   Sam    C.    Allen   and 
Coroner  Stanley  Palmer  were  notl-  J 
fled   and    went    to    Investigate    thei 
death.    Stanley  decided  that  a  coro-  j 
iter's    Inquest    wu    not    necessary,  i 
that  death  had  resulted  from  heart! 
disease. 

The  two  men  had  been  black- 
smiths at  But  hard  for  It  months, 
coming  there  from  Now  York  City. 


8ALT2  SERVICES 

j  Funeral  services  for  J.  A.  Saltz. 
5:..  who  died  Sunday  at  the  home  of 
hi*  son.  route  6.  Sprlngflehl.  will  bo 
held  at  3:00  o'clock  Thursday  ufter- 

;„,.,.n  at  Clear  Creek  ceturtvry  un- 
der direction  of  the  Kllngnrr  Fu- 
neral homo.  The  servlcea  were  *ei 
forward  on  account  of  the  ltnpend- 
im;  ..rrlval  of  a  son  from  Tallfoml:*. 

!||(.  i*  survived  !•>  f«v''  *wn5>  J-  A> 
of  SpnnefleM:  Irvln  of  Springfield; 
l»,.«.  i.f  K:ii*««*  City;    Arch  and  1.  T>. 

'of  California,  by  Ioul"  *l""s'h««,rB- 
Mr>  C  I-  Mah.m  and  Mrs  W.  IV 
l";.l».j.  !'"th  -f  Springfield.  Mrs 
Zeux    Van    Winkle   of    Kansas   Cll>. 

'and  Mrs.  (Hta  Karkln  of  California, 
and   hv   one  brother.   Joseph   of  Bols 
!    l»Ar«. 

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O.  C.  M-COftO  ^ 

ftouwraj  ewvlrr.  for  O.  C  W; 
C*cd.  «•  jroare.  old.  of  ««  Norm~ 
,*,*„.  «ka  died  Saturday  night 
after  *  hnfertnc  »■«■»»■  a  ho.- 
,..,»!   In  Topeka.  Kan,  will  bo  held 

[in  ti.^t  city  lodox.  according  to  In-  | 
formation    recalled    hero.      Ho    to 

laurvived   by   tho   widow*  two  chll- | 

!«tr*;i.      »>l«     mother     and     several 

•lin'tliTH  .       • 


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PRICE   R.   FREEMAN 
Funeral    service*    for    Prtoo    R» 
1  Fm-msn.  ii  years  old,  formerly  of 
Pprincfleld.     who     dtod^'  8at«rdejr 
In  Ktnwi  City.  were  held  yeoter- 
day    in    lh»t   CM}*.      He    to    »urrtv*d 
i  l.y    the    widow,    by    one    daughter. 
.Mrs.    J.    L.   U«>»».    ot    Clinton.    Mo.; 
jons  brother.  Perry  O.   Freeman,  of 
!  Sprluef  Ivld,  and   Hire*   ulsters.  Mr*. 
|K.   K.    iMtmen,   ot    Springfield,   Mr* 
.  uertlia    IMnff.   of    New    York,     and 
Mi*    I'r.-d  0«h»k;  of  Omnh.i    NV- 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  25, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  Miss  Elsie  C.  Farnsworth  died.** 
Page  5:  James  Monroe  Endicott  died.** 
Page  8:  J.  R.  Harvey  died.** 

Frank  Jones  and  Dolly  Cardwell  were  married.** 

Claude  L.  Reynolds  and  Pearl  Sherrod  were  married.** 
Page  14:  J.  L.  Mitchell  died.** 

O.  C.  McCorddied.** 

Price  R.  Freeman  died.** 

J.  A.  Saltzdied.** 

Mrs.  Eva  Bell  Copes  died.** 

Joseph  R.  Fryer  died.** 
Page  16:  There  is  an  item  about  Dade  County  names. 
Page  17:  Miss  Chloe  Atchly  and  Mr.  Olaf  Baldwin  were  married.** 

Miss  Harriet  Jones  and  Mr.  Paul  McClernon  were  married.** 

Williams  family  reunion  held.** 


PRICE    R.    FREEMAN. 
Funeral   eervlcee  for  Price-   R.   Free- 
man. M.  formerly  of  Springfield,  who 
died    Saturday    !n    Kanaaa    City,    were 
held  yesterday  In  that  city. 


4.  L.MlTCHUXv 

Funeral  .errloe.  for  J.  L.  *«<*«»• 
76.  a  former  resident  of  Bprla«ttaM. 
but  for  the  part  rt  !«••  «•**»»* 
of  Joplln.  who  died  at  his  bom.  Bun- 
day.  were  held  at  3:30  ocl«k  today 

at  Maple  Park  cemetery.  Tbo  body 
w.»  brought  here  by  the  Anderson 
!  undertaking  company  of  Joplln  He 
!  is  survived  by  a  daughter.  Mrs.  J-  W- 
lorumwrlght,  UIW  Travis  avenue. 
,  Sprlngf  .eld;  two  aon..  W.  A.  of  Jop- 

Jsne  C.  Doran  of  Springfield,  route  B. 
j  three    granddaughter,    and    a    great- 
granddaughter. 

O.   C.   McCORU. 

Funera!  service,  for  O.  C.  McCo£ 
40.  of  724  Normal  atreet.  who  d  ed 
i  Saturday  night  after  a  "»•«»»«  »  ' 
I  nes.  in  a  hoapltal  la  Top*..  Km. 
•  *ee  held  In  that  city  today.  I-«  W 
i  ;ur\,ved  by  hU  wife,  two  children. 
into  mother  and  aeveral  brother.. 


HoBfli    County    Funeral.  , 

One    of   the   largest    funerals     ever 
held    In    Howell    county    «m    that    of  j 

jamdoUonroo  K»dloott.  pkmear  mar- 
*7£*nt  and    flour  mul    oparator    of 

PotterrrUte  Sunday  afternoon. 
Mr.  Kmtlootre  body   waa    brought 

back  to  Howell  county  Sunday  from 

Oil    H1U.  Kan.,   where   he   died   laet 

Thursday  night. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ralph  Dtnamore  and 

man.  Paul  Dlnraaore.  of     Paola,   .Ux. 

"mod  Mra.  Chartoe  Endicott  of  Wichita, 
and  the  widow,  eooompanled  the 
body  here  from  Oil  HlU.  They  were 
joined  in  Bprtngileld  by  Mm.  O.  O. 
kndleott  ind  Mra.  P.  T.  Jared.  both 
ot  Bprlngfleld.  a  '  atoter-ln-law  and 
niece  of  J.  M.  Bndioott.  who  ale©  at- 
tended the  funeral. 


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BROTHER  VOWS 


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Arriving  Here  With  flody  6f 
Sister  Who  Wooed  River 
Death,  Business  College, 
Head  Seeks  Legion's  Ret 
to  Investigate  Treatment. 


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Fulton,  %^ 
•rt/  resided  ik 
•ershlp  In  the  Leg*. 

Ool.  L  B.  Wagner,  in  v 
Jefferson  Barrack*  hospital.  .   ~«wtl#a- 
comment.  «o«onlln|  to  an   Assoc.   tba 
Free*  dispatch.  , 

Mr.  Fenuwocth  who  rwidM  in 
Corpus  Christl,  Tex.,  and  hu  mother 
who  Utm  on  a  small  farm,  two  and 
on*  half  allot  northwest  oX  her*,  wort 
busy  todsy  making  funeral  arrange, 
menu  for  Mlaa  Parnsworth. 

Amoral  Mrrloac  «m  b«  bald  at  iC 
©•«»ock  tomorrow  mooitnf  at  th* 
Xuntnor  Funoral  home.  Burial  will 
be  in  teat  Uwn  cemetery. 

"Mlsa  Farosworth  had  been  In  ill 
health  sine*  the  war  and  aa  a  raoult 
was  placed  in  fomnmant  boapiuta,- 
•*>  Farnsworth  aald. 

She  was  treated  Tery  nicely  In 
moot  of  the  sanitarium*,  but  the 
complained  when  they  began  .hitting 
her  from  one  hospital  to  another. 

TWO  OOUPLBB  WED. 

Two  couple*  war*  married,  yeas**- 
day  aftarnoon  at  tha  office  of  Jack 
U.  Melt**,  raoordar  at  deeds,  after 
havinr  obtained  marriage  license*  at 
th*  office^  Frank  Salee,  aa.  New 
Blaln*.  Ark,  and  DoUy  CardwalL  88, 
A*b  Ore-re.  war*  autrrlad  tot  Bev, 
Thomas  H,  WiMa.  and  Claud*  U  Bey- 
MUa,  88  Springfield,  and  Peart 
•Berrod,  18,  Holland,  Mo.,  war*  mar- 
ried by  Bar.  I.  O.  Seehler. 

A  uarrtafa  Uoenee  also  waa  laauad 
to  Paul  W,  laoClamoo,  87.  and  Hen- 
rietta JotWe,  S3,  both  of  8prjns;n*ld. 


Talking  about  old  tuna  event*  B.  L- 
Myers  of  Bverton  write*: 

"I  want  definite  information  about 
all  of  the  towns  and  stream*  and  mills 
of  Dade  county.  Hers  Is  what  I  want 
to  know:  Who  named  Oraen field? 
When  and  why?  Was  It  named  for 
a  town  In  the  old  homo  state?  How 
did  you  gat  your  information?  Who 
named  Lock  wood?  Dade  county? 
Who  can  tall  mo  about  some  of  tha 
place-names  listed  below:  Dado  coun- 
ty. Greenfield,  Lock  wood.  Everton, 
South  Greenfield,  Areola.  Pannsboro. 
Pilgrim,  Xmmstt,  Noola.  Bona.  Syl- 
ranla.  Nelnsrt.  Cedarvllie.  Kings 
Point.  Corry.  Olenntown,  Beybert. 
Melville  (Dadeville).  Ernest.  Comet. 
Hulstons  Mill.  Dllday's  Mill.  Ollles- 
ples  Mill.  Ragsdale's  Mill.  Hoyle's 
Mill.  8*c  Turnback.  Sinking  Creek. 
Lumny  Branch.  Limestone.  Linn  | 
Branch.  Horse  Creek.  Cedar  Creek.  I 
Sou's  Creek,  or  any. place  I  have  not 
listed." 

Probably  there  will  be  many  ver- 
sions of  tha  Dade  c.  unty  names  Just 
ea^  there  .s^»)  .about  bow   Springtlald 

•     •     • 

On*  of  Use  Dade  county  names, 
however.  Is  clear  enough.     It  lo  Lock- 

wood.   named   In   honor  of  J.   E.  i/ock- 
wook.  general  passenger  agent  of  the  j 
old   Memphis  railroad.     Mr.  Lock  wood 
named   this   section  "the   land  of  the 
big    red    apple"    and      boosted      apple 
growing.      The    Oearks   went    through 
many    trials    in    learning     the     apple 
business  and  after  several  years  some 
of  the  orchards  were  abandoned.   The  j 
apple,    however,    has  come    to   otay    In  ! 
this    section    and    with    better   market-  i 
ing    facilities    many    of    the    troubles 
of    the    early    d«7    fruit    grower   have 
been   removed. 


Baldwln-Atchjey. 
Mlaa  Chloe  AtcJhley,  daughter  of 
Mr.  and  Mr*.  M.  J.  Atchley,  Bast 
Blaine  street,  became  the  bride  of 
Mr.  Olaf  Baldwin,  son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs,  K.  Baldwin  of  Exeter.  Saturday 
morning  at  11  o'clock  at  the  Grant 
Avenue  Baptist  church.  Rev.  T.  H. 
VTilea  performing  the  ceremony. 
Mrs  Baldwin  la  a  graduate  of  senior 
high  school  and  a  former  student  of 
Btate  Teacher*  college.  Mr.  Baldwin 
is  also  a  former  student  of  State 
ZoaUwe  college  and  Ua*  bean,  s&i 
gaged  In  work  in  th*  postoffioe  hers 
for  same  time.  The  couple  are  mak- 
ing a  motor  tour  of  tha  western 
states  and  will  make  their  home  at 
•Douglaa.    Aria.  After    November    1. 


loan 


FALLS  DEAD  AT 
DRUG  COUNTER 


J.  R.  Harvey  Found  by  Wife 
In  Rear  of  His 

Store. 


J.  R.  Harvey.  60,  Spring-field  drug- 
gift,  or  1003  North  Broadway  avenue, 
was  found  dead  In  the  rear  of  his 
drug  f  tore  tola  morning. 

Death  apparently  waa  the  result  of  J 
trouble,  aMianwt  t)|  *  «Mk1 


Mr    *a*y*r 

y*w*m  fpttotj 

Mrs.  Harve  y.    He  bad  bean  dead  only 

a    few    minutes. 

Mr.    Harvey,  mho   had    been    In    the 


'drug    business  practically   All   his   life, 
,  had    been    In    111    health    for    several 

weeks,  bla  wife  aald.  About  a  week 
I  ago  he  suffered  an  attack  of  Influen- 
iaa.  but  bad  never  been  confined  to 
"bed. 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Harvey  came  to 
i  Springfield  18  months  sgo  from  Chll- 

lloothe,  Mo.  He  purchased  the  Lllleys 

i'uannacr    at    itfixj    Urosdv.ay    Avenue 

a   year  ago. 

He  1*  survived  by  his  wife,  a 
'  brother,  of  Indiana,  and  a  sister,  of 
!  Chllilcothe.  .  I 


J.  A.  SALT7. 
Funeral  services  for  J.  A.  SalU,  56. 
who  died  Sunday  at  tb«  home  of  his 
son,  rout*  S.  Springfield,  will  be  b*M 
at  t  o'clock  Thursday  afternoon  at 
Clear  Creek  cemetery  under  direction 
of  the  Kllngner  funeral  bom*.  The 
services  war*  changed  because  of  the 
arrival  of  a  son  from  California.  Ha 
is  survived  by  five  sons,  J.  A.  and 
Irrln  of  Springfield.  Dee  of  Kansas 
City.  Arch  and  I.  D.  of  California; 
four  daughters.  Mrs.  C.  L.  Mali  an  and 
Mrs.  W.  D.  Oaba,  both  of  Spring- 
field;  Mrs.  Zella  Van  Winkle  of  San- 
aa.: City  and  Mr*.  Ona  Karkln  of  Cali- 
fornia, and  a  brother.  Joseph,  of  Bola 
DArc. 


McOenion -J  ottea. 
Miss   Haralet    sons*,     daughter   of 
Mr.  and  Mr*.  Jo*  Jones,   717  South 
Newton  avenue,  became  the  brtda  of 
|  Mr.  Paul  McCteroon.  no  of  Mr*.  Jo- 
ee-phlne   McClarnon.    330    West   Scott 
street,   at  a  ceremony  at  Manhfleld 
this  morning  at  8  o'clock.    The  cou- 
ple left  for  a  motor  trip  to  6a.  Louis, 
where  they  win  remain  a  week.  Upon 
tbelr  return  Mr.  and  Mrs.  McClernon 
will  be  at  borne  at  714  South  Fremont 
avenue.     Mrs.  McClernon  1*  a  gradu- 
ate   of    St.    John's    hospital    training 
course  and  Mr.  McClernon  la  In  the 
Oeneral   Heating  company  on  Boon- 
ville  avenue. 


'  ramlly  Reunion. 

Mr*    D.   L.  Wiseman  and  daughter. 
Miss  Hazel,  entertained  a  number  of 
I  guests  at  her _hom*  in  Richland  Sun- 
day    in     Tvmor     of    Mr*,     Wiseman's 
father.   Mr.   Jama*   William*,   who  Is 
neanng  his  eightieth  birthday.    The 
following    attended:      Mr.    and    Mr*. 
T.   A.   Williams,    Mr.    and   Mrs.   N.  J. 
William*  and   daughter.  Martha  Ann. 
of  Jc.Tcrson  City.  Mrs.  Opal  Meredith 
and  children.  Winston  and  Mary  Isa- 
bel!  of  Jefferson   City,  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
O.  A.  WUJlams   and  Mr.  and   Mrs.  S. 
A.  Williams  of  this  city. 


MH.X.    EVA    COPES. 
Mrs.  Eva  Belle  Cope*.  63.  wife  of  the 
late  E.  J.  Copes,  died  at  3  a.  m.  today 
'  at  the  home  of  her  slater.  Mrs.  I».  E. 
Morris.  2 121   North  Broadway  avenue. 
•  She  is  survived  by  the  sister,  and  five 
i  brothers.   J.   E.  and   George  8telnberg 
lof   Tulsa:    E.   A.  and  A.  E.  Steinberg 
^of  Lebanon.  Mo.,  and  J.  O.  Steinberg 
;  of  Oklahoma  City.     Funeral  arrange- 
ments  are   Incomplete  but  the   body 
a  111  be  forwarded  to  Fort  Scott.  Kans., 
by  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home 
for   burial 


Mr. 


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McClernon- Jen  f* 
Haralet     Jones,     daughtar    of 
and    Mrs.  Joe  Jones,   717   South 
Newton  avenue,  became  the  bride  of 
,  Mr.  Paul  McClernon.  eon  of  Mr*.  Jo- 
sephine  McClernon.   330   West   Scott 
•treet.    at   a  ceremony  at  MarahflaJd 
this  morning  at  8  o'clock.    Tha  oou- 
ple  left  for  a  motor  trip  to  8t  Louie, 
where  they  win  remain  a  week.  Upon 
their  return  Mr.  and  Mrs.  McClernon 
will  be  at  home  at  714  South  Fremont 
avenue.     Mrs.  McClernon  t*  a  gradu- 
ate   of    S»     Johns    hospital    training 
-ourse   and   Mr.  McClernon  it  in   the 
Genera!    Heating   company   on    Boon- 
vltle  avenue. 


JOSEPH  R.  FRYER. 

.  Funeral  services  for  Joseph  R.  Fry- 
er. 65.  who  died  at  «  p.  m.  yesterday 
following  a  brief  nines*  In  a  local 
hospital  will  be  held  at  0  a.  m.  on 
Thursday  at  6t.  Agnes  Catholic 
church.  JeTfereon  avenue  and  Mount 
Vernon  street.  Burial  will  be  In  St. 
Mary's  cemetery  under  direction  of 
Herman.  K-  1  rBh»ywt  Ftin wi  I  -  hQUUU 
%ts.  Fryer,  who  baa  made  bis  borne 
at  700  South  Dotllson  avenue,  1*  sur- 
vived by  three  daughters.  Sister  Mary 
Oermalne,  of  S:.  John's  hospital  In 
Sv  Louis,  and  Mrs.  Mar  Weaver  and 
M'.m  Oertrvide  Fryer  both  of  Sprlng- 
'.»'■'.    srrj    S"     *     «:*'t      Mrs      John 


Sj-rkr.er.  of  r>. 


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WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  26, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  license:  Paul  W.  McClernon,  27,  and  Harriette  Jones,  28,  both  of 
Springfield. 

Miss  Elsie  C.  Farnsworth  commnitted  suicide.** 
Page  3:  Otho  D.  McMillan  died.** 

J.  R.  Harvey  died.** 

J.  A.  Saltzdied.** 

Mrs.  Eva  Belle  Copes  died.** 

Joseph  R.  Fryer  died.** 

Wilbur  Morris  Rothermel  died.** 
Page  12:  Little  W.  Jeffries  sues  to  divorce  W.  C.  Jeffries. 


4.  It  HARVEY 
>ramMwtr  for  /.  £ 
Hajnrer.  I*  yeAre'eM.  wall  kom 
dru*Ttist  who  r*ll  tsaa  In  his  store 
at  1»©»  North  Broadway,  yesterday 
morning,  are  ret  Incomplete  pend- 
ing the  arrival  of  relatives  but  will 
be  held  under  the  direction  of  the 
Alma  Ix>hmeyer  Funeral  home. 
Death  wae  believed  to  be  the  re- 
sult of  heart  troubl*  following  a 
brief  Illness  of  Influenza.  Mr.  Har- 
vey had  been  dead  only  a  few  min- 
utes when  found  by  Mrs.  Harvey 
lying  behind  his  prescription  coun- 
ter. Mr.  and  Mrs.  Harvey  came  to 
jSprlnttflAld  18  months  ago  from) 
■  Ohllllcothe  and  purchased  the  I.llley  : 
'Pharmacy    at     1903     Hroad  way.     Mr 


MRS.  EVA  COPES 

Shor:  funeral  service*  will  oe  livlJ 
|iit    .'    o'clock    this   afternoon    u:    the 

Ainu    L*>limeyer   Funeral   hoi.ie    u>r 
I.Mrs.  Eva  Uclle  Copes.  13  years  old, 
!  wife   of   tho   late    K.    J.    Coprs,    who 
l.'lod  at  2   o'clock  yesterday  mjr'.ln* 
| at    tho  heme   of  her   sister,   Mrs     1* 
E     Morris.    3131     North    Broadway, 
following  a  brief  Illness.     The  tody 
then     will-   bo    forwarded    to    Fort 
Scott,  Kan.,  for  burial    She  Is  sur- 
vived by  the  sister  and  five  broth- 
ers:   J.  R.  and  George  Steinberg,  of 
Tulsa.:    E.   A.    and   A.    E.   ^t-r.^rg. 

.f    Lebanon.    Mo.,    and   J    Q.    Sieln- 
terg.  of   Oklaboms  City. 


i  Harvey  IS  survived  by  the  widow,  i 
one  brother,  of  Indiana,  and  one  I 
sister,  of  <  hlllicothe. 


J.  A.  6ALTZ 
Funeral    services   for   J.    A.   Pjltr., 
55    years    old,   who   died    Sunday    at 
tho    horn,    of    his    son    on    route    5, 
Sprlngfieiil.  will  be  held  at  3  o'clock 
tomorrow  :ifternoon  at  Clear  Creek  i 
cemetery,    with    burial    there    under! 
direction    of    the    Alma    Lohmeyrr  I 
Funeral  home. 


FRYER  SERVICES 

Funeml  tervlcee  for  Joeepu  K 
Fryer.  6t  years  old,  who  died  Jjon- 
d»y  otter  a  brief  illness  at  his  borne. 
703  South  DoUlson  avenue,  will  be 
held  n:  9  o'clock  tomorrow  mc«~ilng 
at  the  S>».  Apnea  Catholic  church, 
with  bur'al  In  8t.  Wary  s  cemeiei  y 
undei  direction  of  the  Hercn'n  H. 
l.ohtlieyer  Funeral  home. 


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i  were    busy    making    plans    for    the  , 
funeral. 

Services  will  be  held  at  10  o'clock 
this   morning  at   the   Klingner  fun- 
eral   chapel.      The    Reverend    H.    C. 
.  Haines,  i<a*lor  of  the  College  .street 
;  Mission    Baptist    church,    will    con- 
.  duct  services.     The   Kebekah   lodge. 
of    which    Miss    Farnsworth    was  a 
member,  also  will  participate  In  the 
'  ser\  ices. 

I  •>. — ■ • 

'  I        LEGION    WILL   ATTEND 


Brother  of  Miss  Farnswc 
Drowning  Self  Will  Resume] 
Investigation  Alter  Funeral] 
Rites  Are  Held 


NOT  SEEKING  REVENGE," 
MAKES  ATTITUDE  CLEAI 


Legion  Will  Cooperate  In  Prob- 
ing Claims  of  Persecution  if 
•Additional  Facts  Presented, 
Says  Leader 


•*"PHE  story  of  a  happy  home     of 
mother   and  daughter  abruptly 
broken    two   weeks   ago     when   the 
daughter  was   driven  to  suicide   in 
the    Mississippi    river    allegedly   as 
a  result  of  continued  persecution  by 
veteran's  bureaus  was  related  yes- 
terday by  Jesse  Farnoworth.  head 
of  a  chain   of  bustnees  colleges  in 
Texas,    who    arrived    In    Springfield 
I  with    the    body    of    his    sister.  ^Mlsa 
I  Elsie   C.   Farnswortb,      Rod     CreSfi 
nuros.  V  1 

My  sister  will  be  burled  today 
but  the  case  will  not  end  there/ 
Mr.  •Farnsworth  Mid  ye«osrday.  1 
have  no  desire  to  get 
I'm  going*  to 


yraiM 

the  InouJ  to  my  sister  wm  subject  - 
ed  to  In  coxing  from  this  bureau 
to  that  bureau  when  she  OfcswM 
have  been  In  bed.  Too  questUon- 
aalrea  tbeae  government  sgsfiss 
•end  to  patient*  are  too  silly  to 
be    submitted   even    to   a   Child.** 

The      little      Farnsworth      home. 

three    and    one-halt    miles    north- 

west    of    Springfield,    paid    for    by 

the  nurse  out  of  her  earnings  and 

!  pension,  will  be  deserted  for  some  | 

|  tune.      Mr.    Farnsworth    will    take ; 

'  bis  mother  to   Texas   to   live   with  I 

i  him    until   she   U   ready   to   return  ] 

1  to    the    Otcarks.      Last    night,    they  j 


Members  of  the  American  Lofton 
will  march  to  the  funeral  chapel  in 
a   body  out  of  respect  to  a  fallen 
comrade.     Miss  Farnsworth   U   thoj 
first  world  war  nurse  to  be  buried ; 
"in    Springfield.     The    body  ■  wiii    be ; 
Interred  In  Kast  Lawn  cemetery.      I 
friends  of  Miss  Farnsworth  yes- 
terday charged  that  an   incident  in  \ 
tforuurfleld  a  few  years  ago  caused 
Mis*  Farnsworth  to  suffer  a  break- 
d«.»  n  after  she  had  returned  from 
one  of  the  examinations.     She  was 
striving   a  small   home   for      herself ; 
and  mother  and  went   to  a  realtor 
and  instructed  him  to  buy  a  place. 
He  demanded  a  deposit   fee  of  $100. 
WU.-n   he   failed  to   find   n    suitable 
Lome,    she    asked    that    the    fee    l** , 
returned  but   was  refused. 

Mr.  Faraswcrth  said  he  would 
center  with  Lesion  offiicals  toda> 
regarding  his  sister's  case.  lie 
pointed  out  that  at  each  bureau  his 
sister  was  told  she  .was  Buffering 
with  B  different  disease.  The  dlag-  . 
r.osts  ranged  from  tuberculosis  to  a  j 
nervous   t>reakdown. 

,SfE    SO.    FOLK   O.V    PAOK    TWELVK] 


ROTHERMEL  INFANT 
i      Wilbur  Morris  RothermoL  (-day- 
old  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  Hoth- 
ermel.  Hural  Route  No.  L  died  at  a 
Springfield    hospital    at    noon    yes- 
terday.     The    funeral    will   be  at   S 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  home. 
with  burial   In  Oreenlawn  cemetery 
.under  the  direction  of  J.  IV.  Kllng- 
i  tier. 


loin 


DIES  AT  HIS  HOI 


Prominent  Real  Estate  Dealer 

And  Sportsman  Expires 

After  Lingering  Illness 


Otho   D.  McMillan.  67.   prominent 
real    eatato    dealer    here    for    many, 
years,  died  at  hi*  home.   719  South  I 
Fremont    avenue,    at    11 :30    o'clock 
last  nlsjht.  niter  a  lln*erln*  Illness^ 

Mr.  McMllUn  »u  *•  native  of 
Missouri,  and  was  widely  known 
for  his  Interest  In  out -of -door  sports- 


especially  hunting  and  fishing,  aa 
\v«ll  mm  for  his  business  activities. 
He  was  a  member  of  the  WooJmcn 
nf  tlie  World.  Modern  Woodmen, 
and  Elks. 

At  one  time  Mr.  McMillan  ran  the 
.famous    old    Culley'a   cafe,    opposite 
I  the    Metropolitan    hotel,     which    f or  | 
I  many    year*    was   a    rendezvous  for 
!  Springfield   society. 

He   Is   survived    by   his    wife.   Mrs. 

■—■I 'Laura    H.    McMillan,    and    one   eon. 

jrlalph    McMillan,    both    of    Pprlug- 

1  field:    one    sister.    Mrs.    Jennie  Mc- 

;  Kalg.    of    Springfield.    Ohio,    who    Is 

now  here;    and  one  brother.  George 
Ik.  McMillan,  of  I'aaadena.  Cal. 
I     Tho   funeral  will   be   held    at  the 
I  home.   Htid   burial   will   b<-   In    Hniel- 

w  yixj    ceinftery    under    tho    .1lr«-<-tlon 


Iof  J.  W.  KUagner. .  1*«  <*■*•  ©t  the 
funeral  had  not  baa*  decided  last 
night-  _ 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  26, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  Miss  Elsie  C.  Farnsworth  died.** 
Page  14:  Otto  D.  McMillan  died.** 
J.  R.  Harvey  died.** 
J.  A.  Saltzdied.** 
Mrs.  Eva  Copes  died.** 
Joseph  R.  Fryer  died.*  * 
Wilbur  Morris  Rothermel  died.** 

A  son  Billy  Joe  Cave  was  born  October  23  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Willard  Cave. 
The  brother-in-law  of  Mrs.  J.  H.  Fairman  died.** 
Page  16:  William  Shirley  died.** 

Mrs.  Harriett  C.  Choate  left  her  estate  to  her  husband.** 
William  Roy  Mallard  and  Ellen  Etta  Foster  were  married.** 
Paee  19"  Mr  and  Mrs.  Grant  Eslick,  970  West  Monroe  street,  and  their  two  sons 
William  and  Lester  went  to  Inola,  Okla.,  for  the  funeral  of  Mrs.  Eslick's  mother  Mrs.  Margaret 
Horner.  I  ,  .     , 


MRS.  CHOATE  LEAVES 
ESTATE  TO  HUSBAND 

With  the'eacepUon  of  a  bequest 
of  »100  to  her  brother.  Pr.  W.  R. 
Co*.  the  entire  eotate  of  Mre.  Har- 
riett C.  Choat*.  who  died  last  Friday 
night  from  Injuries  rccelred  In  an 
automobile  accident  near  Mansfield 
that  morning,  goea  to  heT  husband 
John  C.  ChoaU.  under  the  terms  of 
bCT  will,  filed  yesterday,  for  probate. 
The  husband  la  named  a*  eicutor  to 
•erve   without  bond. 


SF.CIILKR  WEDS  PAIB. 
■William  Roy  Mallard.  31.  Elkland. 
and  Ellen  Etta  Foster.  33.  8prlngfleld. 
were  married  this  morning  by  the 
'  Rev.  E.  C.  Beehler.  pastor  of  the  Cen- 
tral Christian  church,  at  the  office 
of  Jack  M.  McKee,  recorder  of  deeds, 
where  the  marriage  license  was  ob- 
tained. 


I  WILLIAM.  SHIRLEY   DIES. 

{  William  Shirley.  73.  of  Leota,  Mo 
idled  at  8  30  a  m  today  In  a  local  I 
I  hospital  He  is  survived  by  two  I 
J  daugliier*.  Misses  Maud  and  Filey  | 
j  Shirley,  and  a  son.  Orvil  Shirley,  all  f 
!  nt  home.  The  body  will  be  forward-  j 
,  ed  to  Leota  at  8  30  o'clock  tonight 
•  .by    the    Pax*on   Puners:   home. 

JUDGE  FAIRMAN  GOES 
TO  RELATIVE'S  FUNERAL 

Probata  Judge  and  Mrs,  J.  H.  Fmlr- 
man  want  to  TMtieburg.  Km,  tola 
morning  to  attend  the  funeral  of  a 
brother-in-law  of  Mrs.  JTalrman,  They 
win  return  tbU  aftarnoon  and  Judge 
rairm^n  «U1  leave  tonight  for  at. 
Joseph  to  attend  the  annual  conven- 
tion of  the  Missouri  Association  of 
Probate  Judge*.  The  meeting  wlU 
convene  tofnorrow  morning  and  con- 
tinue through  Friday. 


10*8 


MILITARY  HONORS  PATOWAR 

NURSE  "DRIVEN  TO  SUICIDE* 

Brother  Vows  to  Vigorously  Press  lnvestigatloivto  Discltfse 
If  Miss  Farnsworth  Was  Mistreated  "For  the 
Good  of  Others."  , 


-.  ;.-.=< 


Investigation  of  alleged  mUtreat- 
msnt  of  Mlse  Elsie  O.  FernaworUi.  Red 
Cross  worker.  wUl  begin  following  the 
funeral  today,  Jeeee  Farnsworth,  a 
brother,  of  Corpus  Chrlstl.  Tex,  said. 

MIm  Farnsworth  was  burled  at  10 
a.  m.  today  with  all  military  honors. 
JThe  services  were  conducted  et  the 
Kllngner  Funeral  home  with  Bet.  R- 
C.  Raines,  pastor  of  the  College  street 
Mission  Baptist  church,  officiating. 
Tbe  Rebekah  lodge,  of  which  Mlaa 
Parnavorth  was  a  member,  participat- 
ed In  the  eerrlcea. 

American  Legion  members  were 
preaent  for  the  service*  at  the  grave. 
in  East  Uwn  cemetery.     Miss  Fmrnn- 


worth  wu  the  fir*  World  war  nuree 
to  be  buried  In  Springfield. 
ror  Ooed  of  Veterans, 

'  "Services  hare  been  held  for  my 
Hater  and  ahe  hae  been  burled.  And 
now  I  ahall  direct  my  sfforta  toward 
obtaining  facta  In  the  case."  Mr. 
Farnsworth  aald.  "It  u  not  with  re- 
Tenge  that  I  aeek  this  Investigation, 
but  rather  to  aid  other  veterana  In 
getting  Juatlce  at  the  banda  of  the 
government    hospitals." 

Mr.  Farnsworth  will  confer  with  La- 
glon  official*  and  he  alao  plans  to 
retain  the  services  of  attorneys  to  con- 

(Contlnued  on  rage  Sixteen.) 


U.  U.  MeMIIXAN. 
runeral  service*  for  Otto  D.  Mo- 
Uiiian.  it.  for  many  yenra  •  mi  ••• 
tata  dealer  here,  who"  died  at  hie 
home.  7»  Fremont  ftvenue.  at  11. -SO 
o'clock  last  nlgbt.  after  a  lingering 
Illness,  will  be  hold  at  10  ft.  ffl.  to- 
morrow at  the  home.  Burial  will  be 
in  Harelwood  cemetery  under  the  di- 
rection of  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
Home. 

At  one  time  Mr.  McMillan  ran  the 
Culley's  cale.  oppoalte  the  Metropoli- 
an hotel,  now  the  Blue  Oooee,  which 
lor  many  years  waa  Springfield's 
leading  restaurant. 

He  «u»  member  of  the  Woodmen 
of  the  World.  Modern  Woodmen  »nd 
ElKa. 

He  H  survived  by  his  wife.  Mrs. 
I  aura  H.  McMillan,  and  a  son,  Ralph 
McMillan,  both  of  Springfield;  a  sis- 
ter. Mr*  Jennie  McKalg.  of  Spring- 
field. Ohio,  mho  is  now  here:  and  a 
hrothe:.  George  E.  McMillan,  of  Pasa- 
dena. Calif. 


MKS.    EVA    COPES. 

Short  funeral  service*  were  held 
ftt  8  p.  oi.  today  at  the  Alma  Loh- 
meyer  Funeral  home  lor  Mra.  Eva 
Belle  Copes.  58.  wife  of  the  late  E.  J 
Oopes.  who  died  at  2  a.  m.  yester- 
day at  the  bora*  of  her  slater.  Mrs. 
U  E.  MoitU.  3121  North  Broadway 
avenue.  The  body  will  be  forwarded  ! 
to   Fort   Scott.   Kan.   for    burial. 


IKYER   REJOICES. 

Funeral  services  for  Joseph  R. 
Fryer.  85.  who  died  Monday  after  a 
btlei  lllneaa  at  bis  home.  709  South 
DolUson  avenue,  will  be  held  at  9 
ft.  m.  tomorrow  at  the  Bt.  Agnea 
OatboUc  churcb.  with  burial  In  St. 
Mtry'a  crmetery  under  direction  of 
the  Herman  H  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
home. 


BOTRERMEL   INFANT. 

Wilbur  Morris  Rotbenael.  6-day- 
old  aoa  of  Mr.  and  Mra.  Franlt 
Bsotbsrmel.  rottt*  No.  S,  Springfield, 
died  aft  A  Springfield  bosplUl  ftt 
noon  yeaterday.  runeral  servlcee 
wave  held  at  t  p.  m.  today  at  the 
boms  with  burial  in  Oreenlawn 
cemetery  under  direction  of  J.  W. 
ffllngmr  Funeral  home. 


lo  H 


J.   R.    HARVEY. 
TIk    bod*   of   J.   H.   Harvey.    W.   lor 

found  dead  in  hi-  »">«•  «>« 
Worth  Bwiuy  "etiue.  /"Jf."1'' 
•nornlng  was  forwarded  to  Cbllll- 
SC^ii*.-  W.  former  horn.,  lor 
burial.  D«th  was  ^"•"^  *>  *"■ 
►wen   I  lie  mull  of  heart  disease. 

J.  A.  8ALTZ.  '**  •  'f 

Funeral  aenlcea  lor  J.  A.  Salt*.  5*. 
«bo  died  Suuday  »t  U»»  bom"  °' 
hUMnoD  route  6.  8prtnftl*M,  will 
be  held  HSp.n.  tomorrow  at  Clear 
Creek  cemetery?  with  burial  there 
under  direction  of  Alma  Lonmeyer 
Funeral"  home. 


Mr.  and  Mm.  Wlllerd  Gave  announce 
ihe  birth  of  a  »on,  Billy  Joe,  October 
23. 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  27, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Pagel:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Benjamin  F.  Chance  died.** 
Page  2:  A  daughter  Mary  Jo  Raby  was  born  October  21  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  E.  Raby  of 
1015  South  Clay  avenue. 

A  son  Frank  McLeod  was  born  October  21  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  H.  McLeod  of  321 
Ilderdeen  drive. 

Page  5:  Miss  Chloe  Atchely  and  Mr.  Olaf  Baldwin  were  married.** 
Page  6:  Walter  B.  Thomas  and  Bonnie  Ellen  Mcintosh  were  married.** 
Page  12:  J.  A.  Saltzdied.** 
Joseph  R.  Fryer  died.** 
O.D.  McMillan  died.** 
Leonard  Hayden  died.** 
William  Shirley  died.** 

Rollin  A.  Brown  and  Bonnie  Park,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married  yesterday  in 
Springfield. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 

nollln  A.  Brown,  37.  and  Bonnie 
Pnrk.  L'8  both  of  Springfield:  Wal- 
!  icr  H.  Thomas,  30.  Cassvllle,  and 
Bonnie  Ellen  Mcintosh.  IS.  Spring- 
Meld:  William  U  Kuh*.  33.  and 
Helen  M.  Mott.  30.  both  of  Spring- 
field: William  Roy  Mallard.  81. 
Elk  land,  and  Ellen  Etta  Foster.  13. 
Sprlnjrfleld 


I 


BALDWIN- ATCHELY 

Miss   Chloe   Atchely.  daughter   of] 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  M.  J.  Atchely  of  East  ' 
Blalno   street,   became   tne   bride    of 
Mr.    Olaf    Baldwin   of   Exeter,    Mo,  j 


BENJAMIN  F.  CHANCE 

IS  DEAD  AT  OSCEOLA 


Benjamin  F.  Chance,  to.  civil  war 
veteran  and  plnasse  eitlxen  of  St. 
Clair  county,  died  at  his   borne  at 
i  Osceola  following  a  long  Illness. 

He  was  born  at  Weston,  Mo.,  and 

during  the  war  was  a  member  of 

Company     E.    Eighteenth    Missouri 

.  Infantry    and    was    discharged    la 

I  till     He  leaves  a  widow,  six  chll- 

{dren.  IS  grandchildren     and     three 

greet     grandchildren.     He     was     a 

I  member  of  the  O.  A.   It.  at  Osceola. 


uturday  morning.  October  22.  at  11 
o'clock  at  ths  Grant  avenue  Baptist 
church.  Reverend  T.  H.  Wiles  per- 
formed  the  ceremony.  Following  a 
motor  trip  through  the  west  the 
couple  will  make  their  home  at 
Douglas,  Aria 


THOMAS  MclNTOSH  WEODINO 
Waller    I!     Thomas,    til     tVtSM'llle. 

ii  nd       Hunnle      ifllen      Mrtntonh      nf 

Springfield  were  married  Ioni  nijtl.t 
I  by   Reverend    J.    It.    Axliman   «i    th» 

home  of  the  hrlde'n  pn  rente.  Mr 
;  II  till  Ml"  K.  It  Mcintosh,  of  ZZf-f. 
I  I'ort   Klreet. 


|o3o 


DEATHS 


J.  A.  8ALTZ 

Funeral  services  for  J.  A.  Salt*.  65 

year*  old.  who  died  Sunday  at  the 

'  home  of  hla  eon  on  route  6.  Spring-  . 

•  field,  will  be  held  at  S  o'clock  this  I 

afternoon  at  Clear  Creek  cemetery  . 

with  burial  there  under  direction  of  j 

j  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home. 

JOSEPH  R.  FRYER 

Funeral. services  will  he  held  at  9  : 
! o'clock    this     morning    at    the     St. 
! Agnes    Catholic    church,    corner     of 
'South  Jefferson  avenue  and   Mount  ( 
Vernon  strut,  for  Joseph  K.  Fryer.  ) 
65   years   old.   who   died  Monday  at  j 
his  home  at  709  South  Dolllson  nve-  j 
'nut.    Hurl.il    will    he    In    St.    Mary's; 
cemetery     under     direction     of     the  I 
Herman       II.       I.ohmey*-r      Funeral  j 
holm-. 


!  o.  o.  McMillan 

i  Funeral  services  for  O.  D.  Mr* 
'  Millan.  57  years  old.  former  real  es- 
tate dealer  and  restaurant  man  of 
'Springfield  who  died  Tuesday  night 
at  hl<!  home  :i»"72»  South  Fremont 
avenue,  will  he  held  at  10  o'clock 
Mils  innrninc  at  the  residence  with 
hurlal  In  Ilazelwood  cemetery'  un- 
der direction  of  the  Kllngner  Fu- 
neral home. 


HAYDEN  INFANT 
l^onij.l  llaV'lin.  11 -months -old 
son  of  Mr.  ;md  Mr«.  VIA  Ha>'d«'n. 
1I1S  Fiist  Atlantic  stre.t.  died  nt  7 
t.VlocIa  ln»t  nlclit  at  the  lioni" 
Funeral  ncrvlecs  will  he  directe.l 
i.y  the  Klingnor  I'ndertakliiR  com- 
;<iny  ill    a.   time   to   he  announced. 

WILLIAM  SHIRLEY 
William  Shlll.y.  of  lxota.  Mo.. 
1 1  led  in  :i  h>«t|>ittil  here  at  9  oYh«  U 
y*trterday  irinrntfttr  following  a 
linceritiK  Illness.  He  was  72  years 
•  •I'd.  lie  i«  survived  hy  two  daugh- 
t~r-«.  Mauil"  and  Kll»-y  aeid  one  soil, 
Orville.  Tlo-  body  was  «lii.|«|><«l 
last    !ii|;ht    to    lyola. 


THURSDAY  EVENING,  OCTOBER  27, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  An  article  lists  the  47  men  in  Springfield  who  carry  the  most  insurance. 
P.  S.  Cornell  died.** 

An  unidentified  man  was  found  dead  in  a  freight  car.** 
Page  9:  Little  Wisenen  Jeffries  sues  to  divorce  W.  C.  Jeffries.  They  were  married 
October  20,  1 92 1 .  Her  maiden  name  ws  Marley. 
Page  10:  Body  found  in  freight  car.** 
Page  11:  Leonard  Hayden  died.** 

Joseph  R.  Fryer  died.** 
Page  16:  Births  reported.** 
Page  21:  Miss  Ellen  Foster  and  Mr.  William  Roy  Mallard  were  married.** 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  X.  Raby.  101ft 
South  Clay  avenue,  announce  the 
birth  or  a  daughter.'  Mary  Jo,  October 
». 

.    Mr.  and  .Mrs.  Oron  P.  CuhntagbanVi 
130 1   North  Broad  war,  announce  tho. 
birth  of  a  daughter,  Noma  France*, 
i  October  aa. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Prancli  A.  Oettlng. 
1530  Weal  Calhoun,  announce  the 
birth  of  a  daughter.  Rosalind  Rader. 
October  34. 


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DEATHS 


HAYDEN  INFANT  DIE*. 
Funeral  aarrleaa  for  Leonard  Hay- 
den. 11 -months-old  son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Ed  Hayden.  lilt  East  Atlantic, 
who  died  at  •?  o'clock?  last  night  at  the 
home,  will  be  held  at  4  p.  m.  tomor- 
row at  eaored  Heart  OathoUe  church 
with  burial  In  6L  Mary's  cemetery 
under  direction  of  the  Kllngner 
Funeral  home. 


1031 


JOKEFII  R.  t'EVF.K. 

» 
Funeral      serrlces     were     held      at 

I  )  *  in  today  at  the  St.  Agnes  Cath- 
olic church,  for  Joseph  R.  Fryer,  66. 
,  who  died  Uonday  at  his  home  at  70O 
j  South  Dolllson  avenue.  Burial  was 
'  in  St.  Mary's  cemetery  under  direction 
of  the  Hrrmsn  H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
:  home. 


Body  Is  Found  to  Freight  ^atterabe  Which  Was  Hauled 
There  from  Carthage;  Murder  Theory 

.tW^totov 


h'M 


Tba  body  of  an  untdantinad 

iwiiit  taut 
at  Oom,  mi  bur- 
la*]  to*  night  aTtar  an  lnveetigatlon 
had  raiss*  to  shad  any  hfbt  oo  the 

Tha  «r  to   wbioh   Um    body   w*a 

towad '  waa  btwownt  to  Crane  to  • 

reayoJar  fleafai  train  from  Carthage  at 

4  a.  m.  Twaaday.     Stt  hours  later  a 

tpeoad   tbe    c*r   door* 

tbe  dacQDipo—d  bodj. 

»  An  — mlnatloo  by  Dr.  J.  C.  B  Dog- 

0t  Crane  nriUM  that  the  man 

cum  to  bJa  death  try  natural 

Tbe  man  bad  been  dead  at 

week. 

theory  that  tbe  oin  may  bave 

,  toam  robbed  and  murdere<l   and  then 

Cvxag  Into  tbe  freight  car  we*  aban- 

'  deoed  When  a  plain  fold    band  ting 

mm  Sound  on  tbe  third  finger  of  one 

|  hand.    Tbe  man  also  carried  an  emp- 

I  ry    ^f11*-*^*-   in    one    pocket,    a    tooth - 

1  brash,  safety  raaor   and   shaving  out-  i  tbe   mu   apparently   had   been 
;  tn  i  nm«  tint*  before  his  death. 


v  •  •  •   ,1-  • 

•0  yam  «M. 
vajibatf  I«l  patonds  V*  **•  ftto  fort 
tfcd  *u  toMbee  to  beignt,  Or.  rjofgwu 
reported-   Jea>  wore  a  beat  town  aeige 

eult  bow  tie  and  a  cap.  Tbe  ault  waa 
jstode  by  a  Birmingham  dealer  and  the 
oap  at'  Covington.  Ky.  The  man  wore 
ton  eh  dee  hh  hair  waa  brown* 
etreeked  wttb  gray.  Tbe  words, 
"Blanche"  and  -  Ef  fie"  were  tattooed 
on  each  of  h!»  forearms.  He  had 
false  teeth,  both  upper  and  lower,  and 
tbe  thumb  waa  off  hla  right  hand. 

The  Investigation  by  the  Mleeourl 
Pacific  agrnta  rrvenlcd  that  thr  ! 
freight  car  in  uhlcb  the  body  waa 
found  was  unloaded  at  Butler.  Mo.. 
and  then  takrn  to  Carthage,  where  It 
waa  sidetracked  10  daya  before  being 
moved  to  Crane.  For  this  reason.  It 
la  believed  tbe  man  entered  the  oar 
at   Carthage.     Dr.   Doggett  eald   that 

ill  for 


Wo.  I 


tbe 


reoad  Body  to   Car. 

Whan  car  inapector  Val  Pfltaner  of 
Aurora,  who  wo:\s  at  Crane,  opened 
empty   Missouri  Pacific  box  ear 
taatt  *t  Crane  thla  weak  ha  waa  | 
ed  with  a  gruesome  aV»t.    It' 
daad  body  of  a  man.  lying  flat  on  bla 
beck    with    lege   and   anna   extended. 
Tracing    tbe   movements   of    the    car. 
Station  Agent  aUllecc.  of  Crane  finds 
tnat  It  was  moved  from  Butler,  Mo.. 
Hoe.   13   passing  through  Nevada  on 
tn*  jMaa  date  and  awltcbed  Into  the 
WhlU  rtrer  yerde  at  Carthage  the  14 
where  It  lay  until  the  night  of  October 
M.    when    it    was     picked     up       and  , 
brought  to  Crane,   arrtrlng   there   at  , 
11  56.  and  being  opened     The  county 
refused    to    accrpt    ar.y    responsibility  ( 
end  burial  we*  at  the  expense  of   the  , 
j  rallwsy  company.  In  Masoblc  Potters 
.  tleid 


i 


'i^SC 


Mr.  8.  loafer,  route  *. 
«he  marriage  44  his  da«e* 
™Mr.  vftlUam  »ef  **»»•»*«* 

wore  Mr-  and  id*.  **»•»  •>  **"*- 
U    sad  Mrs,  Mallard  are  at 

lusasinif  wttb  a,  urtaiaua».Me;»»a  ehuwai 

SSL*at.  roitoT»*»  »***.  *r  * 

BUtoewetfrteada,    Many  t»toful  and 


neb  nam*  tirto 


couple,     about 


pi  wanted  toe 
to 


tot 


1031 


FATAL  TO  MAN 


! 


P.  S,  Cornell,  28.  Dies  De- 
spite Physicians'  Bat- 
tle to  Save  Him. 


,  a  losing  t»tu«  waa  tomb!  t»y  four 
prominent  phvsjelana  tn  an  ettegt  to 
is***  tki  Ufi  <C  f.  L  Oomau.  S8. 
'  brmXecnen  ob  lh«  M.  *  1».  A.  Rell- 
i  road  ~n-r**r  at  Harrison,  Ait-  wfco 
!  «unsred  ♦»•  taaa  of  nU  feet  8un- 
1  dar  afternoon  tn  a  railway  accident. 

Cornell    d,led    In    the   St.   John'*  hos- 
pital shortly  after  It  a.  tn.  today. 

Cornell   was   brought  here   Tuesday 
Mgnt    froiii    Harrison    by   Dra.      Frank 
Klrby   and   C.   M.    Routh.     Ao   tnfee- 
llon   having  developed.  U  waa  neces-  . 
aery   for   surgeons   to  make   a   second  * 
.  amputation   of   the  left  leg.   the  laat ', 


■  severance    being    near   the    hip   Joint, 

.The  operation  was  performed  by  Dra 

y    C     Rose  berry    and    E    I..    Evans,  of 

iViingfse'.d.    and    the    two    Harrison 

physicians 

Cornell  >  condition  yesterday  after- 
noon was  very  good  and  physicians 
were  he>;>*ful  for  his  recovery.  How- 
|  ertr.  at  10  o'clock  laat  night,  the 
|  patient  suffered  a  rtlapae  and  his 
j  condition  grew  worse  un}ll^d*jath  to* 
I  day. 

Cornell   was  coupling    can   at    the 
U.  *  N.  A.  shop  yard*  al  •  oosock 
|  Sunday   erenlng.     In  swinging  onto 
a  freight  ear  be  fell  beneath  tna  fialB. 
!  Hu  lega  war*  severed  abort  an*  an- 
tic* 
,   'Threatened   with   blood   poisoning, 
j  Hie  Harrison  physicians  ordered  him  | 
brought  to  the  hospital  here.    An  am- 
putation of   the   left   leg   Just   below 
I  the    knee    was     perrormed     Tueeday 
;  night.      Later   it    was    necessary     for 
I  the   physicians    to    make      a      second 
amputation. 

Mr.    Cornell's    wife,      mother'    and 

father    were   at    the      bedside      when 

death   came.  The   body    will    be    for- 

I  warded  to  Harrison  for  burial. 


I 


FRIDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  28, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  10:  Mrs.  T.  D.  Roberts  died.** 

Leonard  Hayden  died.** 
Page  11:  John  C.  Choat  was  appointed  executor  of  the  will  of  Harriett  C.  Choat. 
Page  15:  Dr.  and  Mrs.  J.  M.  Billings  celebrated  their  60th  wedding  anniversary.** 
Page  16:  P.  S.  Cornell  died.** 
Page  17:  Miss  Lena  Brown  and  Millard  J.  Eisenhour  were  married.** 


Sixty  years  of  married  life  and  no  argument*  Is  the  record  of  Or.  and 
Mrs  J.  M.  Billing*,  pioneer  Lebanon  cltliens.  Residents  of  Lebanon  and  j 
surrounding  territory  Joined  with  the  couple  In  a  public  observance  of  j 
their  sixtieth  anniversary  Saturday  night.  Doctor  Billings  has  been  prom-  ■ 
Incnt  In  affaire  of  the  Oxarks  region  for  many  yeans.  He  was  a  personal  ■ 
,  frl»nd  of  Abraham  Lincoln  and  General  Grant,  attended  several  banquets 
j  with  them  and  heard  the  famous  Lincoln-Douglas  political  debates. 


t 


MARRIAGE    LICENSES 

MuTard   J.    Eisenhour.      22.     and  j 

Lena    Brown.    15.    both      of      Reeds  j 

Spring;    Herbert    1'lank.      SI,      audi 

Helen  Holt.  18.  both  of  Springfield.    ' 


Miss  Lena   Brawn  and  Millard  J. 

Eisenhour.  both  of  Reeds  Spring. 
were  married  yesterday  by  ths 
Reverend  J.  A.  'Wood.  The  couple 
departed  on  an  automobile  tour  to 
California. 


HAYDEN  8ERVICES 
Ktmentl  services  for  Leonard 
Iliiyden.  11 -months-old  son  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Ed  Hayden.  of  111!  East 
Atlantic  street,  who  died  Wednes- 
dsy  night,  wUl  be  held  at  *  o'clock 
this  nftemoon  at  Sacred  Heart 
Catholic  ohurch  with  burial  In  St. 
Mary's  cemetery  under  direction 
of  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home. 


1033 


,r.u^nuwiiH»> 


Wife  of  Justice  of  Peace  Ex* 

pires   on    Thirty-fifth 
1       Wedding  Anniversary 

!     M.\«    Un>hc*l*    Uobcrta.  •>  >«**» 
(old.   wife  of  T.  I>.   Roberta,  Justice 
of  the  peace,  died  yesterday  after- 
noon after  a  lingering  Illness  at  her, 
home  at  IMS  North  Douglae  avenue. 
Mr*.  Robert*'  death  occurred  on  the 
!  dote  of  her  Jtth  wedding  annlver- 
leary. 

!  rimers!  eervloe*  will  be  hold  at 
:  2  o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon  at 
•  the  Itobertaon  Avenue  Baptl«t 
l.hu.ch  with  the  Reverend  W.  Z 
Stovnll  of  Fprlngfleld.  officiating, 
agisted  l.y  the  Ilevorrnd  K.  O.  Van 
Nov  pa*tor  of  the  church.  Burial 
will  be  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  the  Kllngner  >"u- 
nertl    home 

Hit  noherU.  la  survived  by  the 
I  husband,  by  thre-  daughter*.  Mrs. 
I  AM,  Van  V.rn.  of  Springfield:  Mrs. 
!  Monte  Valniy.  of  Hollywood  Par 
'and  Mra.  \Y.  O.  Dockmon.  of  Fort 
Mil  Okla..  and  by  two  grandchil- 
dren. Patricia  A'an  TVwn  and  James 
Wnlmy.  •'•' 


:rV^r:'nii<i^:Jf- 


IH6s  in  Hospital 
Here  of  Injuries 

The  body  of  P.  8.  Cornell.  21 
>eara  old.  broke  man  of  Ilarrtaon, 
Ark,  who  died  yesterday  morning 
In  a  local  hospital  following  ampu- 
tation of  both  Iocs,  mads  necessary 
by  an  accident  In  which  hla  lac* 
wara  crushed  at  the  ankles  whan 
ho  fall  beneath  a  freight  car  Sun- 
day afternoon,  was  forwarded  this 
morning  by  W.  I*  Btorne.  under- 
taker, to  Horrleon.  Ark.,  for  burial. 
Funeral  services  will  bo  held  there 
at  2: SO  o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon. 
He  Is  survived  by  the  parents,  Mr. 
and  Mra  Wlllard  Cornell,  the  wid- 
ow, one  daughter  and  one  eon  and 
four  brothers.  While  shifting  a 
freight  car  Sunday  afternoon  at 
Harrison.  Cornell  slipped  and  fell 
beneath  the  -wheels.  In  spite  of 
medical  car*,  blood  poisoning  de- 
veloped and  Tuesday  the  Injured 
man  was  brought  to  Springfield 
where  amputation  was  found  neces- 
1  sary. 


The  Leader  is  missing  for  the  following  dates: 
Friday,  October  28, 1927 
Saturday,  October  29, 1927 
Sunday,  October  30,  1927 
Monday,  October  31,  1927 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  29,  1927  -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  7:  Frances  Hall  sues  to  divorce  Elvis  M.  Hall.  They  were  married  October  12, 
1925. 

A  son  Keith  Dillard  Brigance  was  born  October  27  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  K.  P.  Brigance 
of  2701  North  Grant  avenue. 

Page  12:  Mrs.  T.  D.  Roberts  died.** 
Elkins  infant  died.** 

Daughter  born  October  28  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  H.  Elkins  of  1601  West  Calhoun 
street. 


I03M 


ELKINS  INFANT 
Th«  infunl  dauRhter  of  Mr.  and 
Mm.  A.  G.  KJkins  of  1601  West  Cal- 
houn street,  died  yesterday  after- 
ik/vii.  Funeral  services  will  lie  held  ' 
at  2:30  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
residence  with  hurixl  in  East  U«n 
cemetery  tind'.-r  the  direction  of  the 
Klingner   Funeral   home.  i 


'  lAmersJ ■     .»».ii 

o'clook  this  afternoon  at  Uii  H4 
ber  son-  A  venue'  Baptist -tbutcq  -tor 
Mr*.  T.  D.  Roberts.  6J  years  old. 
wife  of  Justice  T.  D.  Roberts,  who 
died  at  her  homo  at  18U  Douglas 
avenue.  Thursday  afternoon  after  a 
llwrerins;  lUness.  The  Reverend  W.  i 
Z.  tftuvall  of  Bprlngfleld.  anaitrted  ( 
by  the  Reverend  E.  O.  Van  N«»y. . 
pastor  ot  the  church,  will  conduct, 
the  service*.  Burial  Will  k»  »r.  j 
Greenlewn  cemetery  under  direo , 
tlon  of  the  Kllnsjner  Funeral  home,  j 

SUNDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  30, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Pagel:    Jackson  W.  Coleman  died.** 
A.  J.  Spencer  was  killed.** 
Marriage  license:  James  A.  Mikels,  22,  of  Faifax,  Okla.,  and  Grace  Ferrell,  21,  of 

Buffalo. 

Marriage  license:  Floyd  D.  Kirkendall,  23,  of  Billings  and  Martha  L.  Algire,  21, 

of  Springfield. 

Page  4A:  Human  bones  found  in  barn  near  Lamar.** 

Page  8A:  Daughter  born  October  25  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Oscar  Glenn  of  route  6  Springfield. 
Page  12A:  A  son  Charles  Dee  Fitzpatrick  was  born  October  20  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Hazel 
Fitzpatrick  of  Battlefield. 

Denis  C.  Lloyd  died.** 

E.  B.  Mitchell  died.** 

Clark  child  died.** 

Mrs.  Nary  L.  Rand  died.** 

William  Roy  Mallard  of  Elkland  and  Ellen  Etta  Foster  of  Springfield  were  married 

yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Page  IB:  Nathaniel  L.  S.  Batson  divorced  Mary  E.  Batson. 

Page  7B:  Jack  Benjamin,  the  infant  son  of  John  and  Marguerite  Turk  of  Miller,  died 
October  21  aged  2  months  and  4  days  and  was  buried  in  Brick  church  cemetery. 

Mrs.  Will  Kelley  of  Miller  died.** 

Boyd  Sanders  and  Miss  Dixie  Boyd  were  married.** 

Eli  Glasscock  died.** 

A  daughter  Harritte  Katherine  Shears  was  born  Saturday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Harry 
Shears  of  Newburg. 

Son  born  October  25  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Raymond  Caufield  of  Lebanon. 

Rev.  O.  E.  Hamilton  died  at  Mountain  Grove. 

Miss  Clella  Collins  and  William  Welsh  were  married.** 

Jack  Lane  and  Ruby  Irby  were  married.** 

Daughter  born  October  22  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ira  J.  Stockton  of  Monett. 

R.M.Hyde  died.** 
Page  11B:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  father,"  signed  by 
Gertrude  Fryer,  Mrs.  Lillian  Weaver,  Sister  M.  Germaine. 

Page  3C:  Miss  Clara  Lucie  Ely  and  Mr.  Carl  L.  Hawkins  are  engaged  to  marry.** 


{      William    Roy    Mallard   of    Elkland 

;and    Ellen    Etta    1'ostcr   of    Spring - 

•  flcM     w«-re     tiinrri«d    at     the    court 

hou-c    yt-Mt-rdav    IjJ"    rtit    Reverend 


* 


E.  c.  StchU-r. 


1035 


.  R.  M.  Hyde  ah  old  and  hl*hly 
respected  cltlten  of  Monett..  a*e_TT, 
father  of  Mrs.  H.  C.  Fleming,  died" 
from  rerehral  hemorrage  caused  by 
,i  cancer  at  a  eanltsrlum  at  Sevan- 
i-..h.  Mo..  October  JJ.  The  funeral 
was  held  Monday  afternoon  from 
»":il!aw,iyn  Fur.oral  home.  Interment 
In  i  Sid  Fellow*  cemetery  beside  that 
of  his  wife  who  died  In  1»J5. 


OF  OZARK  REGION 

mmm 

I    |S  1 1     * 

Jackson  Coleman,  President 
of  Bank  of  MajionviHerWerF 
tiffed  Wtth  Many  Butinett 
£onoerns 




A  I'RORA.    Mo..   Oct.-  Jt.-^acfcawn 
W.    Column,    61.    for    »0    year* 

pre»ld»nt  or  tho  Bank  of  Marlon- 
vlll*.   a   director    of   tho   Bank     of 

Aurora  and  one  of  the  largest  land 
owner*  In  Southweat  Mlaeourl.  died 
today    m    hia   home    here. 

The  story  of  Mr.  Coleman's  life 
I*  the  romance  of  on*  of  thla  aec- 
tlon'*  two:  known  bualneaa  men. 
Krom  a  partnership  In  •  email 
mercantile  aoore  at  Kepubllc  la 
1IS1.  hla  hualneaV)  Interest*  grew 
rapidly  and  steadily,  embracing  a 
.i  ..>  ra.\v-'   of  rn!erj>r!*es 

Mr.  Coleman  wu  Umi  November 
IT.  1IC0.  In  Webster  county  the 
eon  of  John  8  Colaman  and  BarlX 
Rnfflh  C6Ieman.~  Duflnr  UMrCWBT 
war  tho  family  moved  to  Martha 
field,  returning  In  MJ  to  Wabatar 
county  to  establish  tha  old  Coleman 
mill   on  the  Jamaa  river. 

Move    to    Springfield 

The   null    was  moved   to    tfprln*" 
fleld  In  1S7J.  opening;  aa  tho  Ancfcor 
mill.    The  family  moved  to  89  lag  - 
field    and    lived    there     until    1177. 
when   the  *Mer  Coleman   organised 
-•»    mercantile    company    In    Marion-  j 
Mile    with   two  of  hla   aona,    M.   1*  1 
nnd  J.  \V.  I'oleman.  and  moved  the  j 
family   to   Marlonvllle. 

J.     W     Coleman    and     a    brother  | 
purchaaetl    a    mercantllo    atore    In  j 
Republic,    operating    It    until     1111.  | 
when    the    atore    was    traded    for   a' 
mill  at  Marlonvllle.     Soon  after  tho  I 
brother*   had    expanded    the    enter- 1 
prise   Into   a  roller   mill,    the   struc- 
ture   burned   at   a   great   loaa.     An- 
other atore  wne  organized  by  J.  W. 
Coleman    nnd    I".    1*      Coleman,      a. 
younger    brother,      at      Marlonvllle. 
and    thla    latter    expanded    Into      a 
hardware  nnd   Implement   bualneaa. 
Tho  three  brother*  opened  a  whole - 


eewnpany  at  Tuaka- 
In  Indian  Territory,  In 
ttad  after  a  remarkable  auc- 
£eaa  tha  firm  waa  aold  in  18M.  A 
ytMtrojring  Interest  In  the  Bank  of 
^ptarioavni*  waa  aocopted  as  part 
Vayment  for  the  Tuakahom*  com- 
jmay. 

?  Haada   County    Bank 

1  J.  W.  Coleman  took  charge  of  the 
faenk  In  January.  1  Syr.  and  Im- 
jieedlatel'y  was  elected  president.  A 
^few  inon.h*  later  The  long  partner- 
,*hll'  of  the  three  broilers  was  ills  - 
eMlved.  L".  K  Coleman  ub^iiiumx 
control  -.t  the  hardware  company  • 
■aad  il.  I>  Cob  ni. ui  taklns*  charge 
•f  a  similar  enterprise  at  Aurora. 
[  For  Jv  yearn  Mr.  Coleman  con- 
sued  at  the  head  of  the  Marlon- 
Toe  Inatltutlon  grew 
In  Ml?  It*  deposit* 
ttt.SM.  By  im  they  had 
aed  |40J.M». 
Mr:  Coleman  suffered  a  paralytic 
ke  In  Novtrobtr,  1»26.  and 
to  Aurora  wtth  hU  family, 
amine  a  director  in  the  Bunk 
Aurora. 
I^He  1*  survived  by  the  wife,  two 
Utere.  Mr*.  Charles  H  Kite  of 
Angel?*.  i>nd  Mr3  Moll-  Adatr.a 
Aurora'  one  broti.tr,  limluii  1 ». 
in  of  Springfield,  and  a  s!a- 
W.  Mr*.  W.  II.  Bradford  of  Mur- 
jfcaavHIe. 

>,   Funer.U     arrangements    have    not 
completed. 


Miss  Elvj 
To  Wed 
Soon 


TlffUCH  Interest  will  be  created  In 
aoclety  circle*  by  the  an- 
nouncement made  today  by  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  EMward  Coeby  Ely,  4Wi 
East.  Walnut  street,  of  the  encagre- 
ment  of  their  daughter.  Clara  Lucie* 
to  Mr.  Oarl  U  Hawkins  of  St 
Louis. 

Mlaa  Ely  1*  prominent  In  social 
circle*.  She  la  m.  graduate  of  the 
Springfield  Senior  High  achool  8-nd 
reoeived  her  A-  B.  decree  from 
Drury  college,  and  1*  a  member  of 
Pi  Beta.  Phi  sorority.  Mr.  Hawkins 
frequently  visit*  here  and  la  known 
to  many  of  the  bride- to-be'* 
friend*. 

The  wedding  will  take  place  In 
November. 


1034. 


J.  Spencer  Killed 
Squirrel  Hunting  With 

Companions 


INNU  HUMAN  BUNft 


A.  J.   Spencer,     14-year-oM   High 
school  student  at  Lamar,   wna   In- 
stantly killed  at  S  o'clock  yesterday 
'afternoon   while     squirrel      hunting 
with  two  companions  near  Lamar. 

Young     Spencer.     together     with 
Ralph   Springer,   son  of   the   Frisco 
agent   at   lamir  and     Edgar     Dia- 
mond,  son   of   Dr.  W.   B.    Diamond. 
Lamar    dentist,    had    approached    a 
small  stream  and  were  preparing  to 
cross     when   young   Spencer   threw  , 
his   shotgun   to   the  opposite   bank,  j 
The  trigger  WB  leleoaed  by  the  Im    j 
pact  and  the  charge  struck  the  boy  , 
In   the   forehead   nnd   carried   away 
the  top  of  his  skull. 

His  companions  hurried  to  town 
and   notified   officials   of   the   acci- 
dent.     Coroner   C.   F.    Konants   de-  j 
cided   an   Inquest  was   unnecessary,  i 
The    body    was      removed      to      the  ' 
Konants       Undertaking       company.  I 
Funeral     arrangements     have      not  ' 
been  completed  pending  the  arrival 
of  relatives  from  distant  stales. 


j      Miss  Clella  Collins  of  Monett  and 
,  William   Welsh  of  Cleveland.  OkUv. 

were  married  October  14  by  Rev.  C. 

r.  Mills  st  his  home  407  Sixth  street. 

They    will    make      their      home    in 

Oklahoma. 

The  announcement  has  been  re- 
ceived of  the  marriage  of  Jack  Lane, 
formerly  of  Monett  to  Ruby  Irby, 
.of  Fayettevllle.  at  LlUle  Rock.  Ark. 
They  wll  make  their  home  at  Miami,  ■ 
Florida.  j 

A  beautiful  wedding  was  solemn- 
ised Sunday.  October  16  when 
Itoyd  Sanders. of  Olinger  and  Miss 
l>l>ie  Hoyd  of  Miller  were  married. 
The  hrlde  snd  groom  »r»  highly  re- 
»lK>cted  In  the  community  iind  have 
nianv  friends  who  wish  them  a  hap- 
t«v  voyage  through   life. 

Mrs.  Will  Kellev  died  Monday 
after  a  year's  Illness  from  oonipll- 
i-utlon*  following  nn  operation  ^h» 
ass  laid  to  rest  Tuesday  at  Hrlck 
church  cemetery 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ira  J.  Stockton  an-  . 
nounce  the  birth  of  a  daughter.  Oc- 
tober St. 


Barton  County  Officials  Fear 

Foul  Play;  Man  Lurks 

Near  Fire 


An  investigation  has  been 
launched  by  Coroner  C.  F.  Konants 
as  a  result  of  the  finding  of  human 

bones  In  the  ashea  of  an  old  barn, 
destroyed  by  fire  early  yesterday 
morning  at  the  home  of  William 
Frey,    farmer  living  near  Lamar. 

Frey  called  Coroner  Konants  af- 
ter noticing  a  suspicious  character 
lurking  near  the  blase.  After 
searching  the  ruins,  Frey  found  a 
charred  bone,  believed  to  be  the 
hip  of  a  man. 

No  animals  have  been  kept  In 
the  barn  for  some  years,  the  cor- 
oner was  told. 

The  fire  was  discovered  at  2 
o'clock  yesterday  morning  and 
about  9  o'clock  Frey  said  his  dogs 
continued  to  bark  near  the  old 
barn. 

t'oroner  Konants  took  the  bones 
to  LriuiKir  lor  exuiuliialion  anu  Mar- 
lon county  officers  will  conduct  nn 
Investigation  in  an  effort  to  ap- 
prehend   the   firebugs. 


Wl  (ll.isscoch  died  Monday  morn- 
ing, the  !4th.  at  his  home  In  the 
■■outll  i>s>rt  of  town  lifter  -i  short 
tllliena  of  dropsy  and  li«:irt  trouble 
:«t  the  na>  of  »H  years  lie  was  a 
highly  respected  citizen  nnd  will  he 
k  really  missed  In  this  community 
Me  has  resided  In  Miller  practically 
all  «.f  his  life.  He  hns  held  a  posi- 
tion as  rural  mall  carrier  on  route 
1  for  mure  than  :'-  years,  lie  has 
been  an  active  menWber  In  the  Bap- 
tist church  nearly  all  his  life.  He 
uns  a  member  of  both  the  Mason 
.ind  <  Md  Fellow  lodges.  Surviving  • 
lilm  besides  his  wife  Is  owe  daugh- : 
ter.  Mrs.  Olen  Cagle  of  Earlaboro.  I 
nkla.  one  granddaughter.  Bonnie 
lx>u  Ogle,  three  sisters.  Mrs.  Sarah  I 
Cochran  of  Seymour.  Mo,  Mrs.  j 
Margaret  MoKlnney.  Mia.  Rebecca 
Hudspeth  of  MlUer.  three  brothers, 
Marlon.  Hardy  and  Oliver  C.luae- 
i-iicfc.  Funeral  services  were  held 
j.t  the  Baptist  church  at  2  o'clock 
Tuesday  by  the  Reverend  Helm. 
Th«<  i-.iral  mrrlers  were  pall  bear- 
ers :nt<  >  ni.nt  In  l'leiumnl  ffc-ovs 
cemetery.  ; 


1031 


DEATHS 


DENIS  C  LLOYD 
The  body  of  Penis  C.  Lloyd,  form- 
er resident  of  Springfield,  will  ar- 
rive hers  at  4:10  o'clock  this  after- 
noon from  San  Antonio,  Texas, 
where  Mr.  Lloyd  died  recently.  The 
body  will  be  taken  to  the  Alma  Loh- 
meyer  Funeral  home  and  funeral 
arrangements  *vll|  be  made  at  that 
time. 

E.  B.  MITCHELL 
The  body  of  E.  B.  Mitchell.  10 
years  old,  who  died  yeeterday  at 
his  home.  2112  North  Campbell  ave- 
nue, will  be  taken  overland  thia 
moraine  by  the  Herman  «H.  Loh- 
meyer  Funeral  home  to  Bolivar. 
Mo.,  where  funeral  service*  will  be 
held  In  the  First  Methodist  church, 
with  burial  In  Greenwood  cemetery 
there.  Mr.  Mitchell,  who  had  en- 
gaged In  the  livestock  business  for 
several  years,  la  survived  by  the 
widow,  three  sons,  Tom  H..  of  Tulsa. 
Okla,  Max.  of  Springfield,  and 
Browe  N..  of  St.  Loula;  and  by  two 
daughters,  Mrs.  P\  H.  Maples,  ot 
Nevada,  and  Mrs.  J.  H.  Brown,  of 
Colorado:  by  three  sinters.  Mrs* 
Battle  Meyer,  and  Mrs.  II.  B.  t'tley, 
both  of  Springfield,  and  by  six 
broth  era 


CLARK  8ERVICES 

Funeral  services  for  the  three- 
year-old  daug-hter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Edwin  Clark,  of  Hannibal,  who  died 
In  that  city  last  week,  wlU  be  held 
at  t  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
Starne  mortuary  with  burial  In 
Qreenlawn  cemetery.  The  child  la 
survived   by    the   parents 


MR8.  NARY  L.  RAND 
The  death  of  Mrs.  Nary  L.  Rand. 
71,  for  many  years  a  Springfield 
resident,  waa  learned  here  yeater- 
day  through  a  telegTam  received  by 
a  friend,  Mra.  L.  C.  Harmon,  1411 
North  Broadway  avenue.  Mrs.  Rand 
died  Thureday  evening  at  her  home 
in  Los  Angeles.  The  funeral  will 
take  place  in  Los  Angeles  tomor- 
row. Mra.  Rand  was  a  member  of 
the  Women's  Benefit  association 
here,  and  of  the  Royal  Neighbors, 
750  Sunflower  camp.  She  Is  sur- 
vived by  her  husband  and  three 
children,  two  daughters  and  one 
son,  all  of  Los  'Angeles.  Mr.  Rand 
formerly  was  employed  in  l  he 
Frisco   shops    here. 


We  wish  to  aavnaTour  sTassra  tEaaks 
and  axatitad*  to  all  oar  trim*  (or  thai* 
fcfadn—    daring   oar   huW.   fflooM   and 

QKBTKUDE  FRYER 
MR8.   LU.LIAN   WEAVER, 
SISTER  U.  QERMAIKE. 


MARRIAGE   LICENtC 

.'\meai     a      Mlkela,     13 

vkla..   and   Grace    FwrraU.    11. 

fan 

Floyd    1>.   Klrkeodall.   13, 

an.:    UaxUia    U    Algtra,    IX, 
field. 


""^ 


Butler. 


MONDAY  MORNING,  OCTOBER  31, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1 :  Mrs.  Albert  M.  Cuyton,  5 1 ,  was  killed  October  30  in  a  motor  car  accident  near 

Ollie  West  was  killed  at  Lebanon.** 
Page  8:  Denis  C.  Lloyd  died.** 


I 


DEATHS 


DENIS   C.   LLOYD 

Funeral    services    for    Lieutenant 

I  Denis    C    Lloyd.    38    years    old.    who 

d-od  Friday  at  Fort  Hun  Houston  hi 

San  Antonio,  Texas,  will  be  helil  at 

!!    30    o'clock    1Mb    monilnx    at    Na- 

■  ilium!    cenii'tTV    und»r    dlrf«-tloti    of 

1'niteil  l.oUge  No.  6,  A.  F   and  A.  M  . 

I  with  burial  Uiero  under  direction  -»f 

ithe  Alma   Ijohineyer   Funeral   hunie. 

He  lfl  survival   l>y  the  niothor,  Mrs. 

I  Sarah  13.   Lloyd,  and  by  two  slMtrH, 

!  yiifti   Frieda    l-.loyd    and    Mra.    t\    S. 

.Natlian.  all  of  Kansas  CU>.  Mo. 


1038 


r  - 


tm>-s    had 
I  to    OCTTT    **»•>    aody    *•** 


led  by  Uwe  Creasy  of  the> ' 
»«-e.r.c  Uiat  the  bo*  *a* 
f-j**-!    te    let    tbean    leave 


Th«y    taea    put    the 
r      -h-     r»r      and     Jro*e     back 
X.ii^a    where    the      sberltX 

^r^.'.«r    fo-ind    then 

♦ 


*ko 


START*    AT   PIE 


Laclede  County  Man 
Wounded  Before 
aget  to  Seize 
Stab  Rowdy  to  Death 


&4Jf"PtR  HffV 


V    * 


DAUGHTER  LOSES  AH  £Y&. 
AND  WIFE  IS  BADLY  CUT 


Gang   of.  Four   AUatupt*  to , 
Break  Up  Pfe  Suppar,  and 
One*  Drivan  Away  Raturn* 
To  Waylay  Labanon  Fofc 


*»-— m  Wn#i  *>  rw  JVew*.  .     . 

t  ebanon.  jfa.  o«t.  «a--Paf*ndv 

Ing  Ma  wt*n,  daughter  I 
aelf  from  u  attack  by  threw 
whom  be  had  ordered  away  ' 
pie  supper.  Frisco  AlaustataV  a  i 
dent  of  Lebanon,  taat  night  tnetant- 
'.?  killed  one  of  the  attacker*.  OUle 
West,  2».  by  plunging  * 
1r«!fa  ««t/>  hie  «ld»>  after"* 


Tn-    -.rouble   started  earty- 
Ja..     r..«h!    *i    a    pie    aupper  '%* 

'  *  ».,    ..».:    ii    the    StOl    ("reek 
i.vjK,     r.«M     mJlee     northeaat       of*- 

:  Lebanon,     under     the     dlreclloa     esV 

I  Loraa  Jacaaaa.  tee  rest 

!  of    the  ecbooL 

c 00*104    up   to   Ua 

I  uullding.    the    four 

!  West.  Carrol  Wee*, 

I  Ue  and   Rich  LIUasd 

1  lag  the  peraana  In  tha  WaaWaT'ja* 

.  ioud    talk    and    noise     jutslda     .,    , 
J.    L>.     Brakerleld    and    ,*  Uueaaja* 

'  both    ciUaeoe    of    f  ahnaatx  ,*ayaf  j 


attempttna) 


'  » !'..i    the    beye. 
io»ri  to   behave 

,      The  youth*  then  attached' the 

I  men.   I.I  Herd  hitting   BraaeOald 

•  slashing  »  cut  d.  wn  the  a*d«  oa  at*) 

j  head    Aler.stein   vu 

'  oat   «4i    not  seriously   hurt  ajt 
Lirno  tod   the  ouj»   were  md' 

l  leave  the   plane.  ,  "*Jj] 

a»  tha  crowd  filed"  out  of  the 
school  building  after  the  «,loee  of 
the  antertaJaaaent.  three  «.f  the 
>*utha,  the  two  Weal  u<\.;»  ai.d 
Pmlttle.  came  back  and  seelfcic  that 
the  aupper  waa  over,  went  a  dis- 
tance down  tha  road  to  waylay 
Alaaataln. 


&-.%    tmm'Sjt)    ta«  -m«J 

ere»k    eehool    house,    where   tha 

■upper    waa     held,      th« 

(irl  ■   left  aye 

a  rock   aad      Mrs. 

•truck   several 

atala 

•  ■ 


ATTACKED   ON    ROAD  | 

__ _ —  ♦ 

Aa  Aleoetela  aad  hta  family  '  arne 
tha    three      attacked      them 


Tha  aheea  ether  baya +gm  jjjf     « 


throwing  rooka  at  all  three,  and  at 
1*"fc«f»r  Alenateln  with  club*.  Alen- 

jraa  knocked  down  and  CM  11© 

West  got  down  on  tup  of  htm,  beat- 
ing him  in  the  face. 

Mans  fin*;  to  draw  hi*  knife  from 
his  pocket  Alenstein  plunged  it  Into 
West's  side,  klllin*  him  almost  In- 
stantly. 

With  one  of  her  eyes  mangled  by 

a   rock,   the  Alsnsteln    girl   ran   to 

home     only   a   abort   distance 

away  and   called   the    sheriff.     Mr. 

aad  Mrs.  Alenstein  were  then  taken 

their  home  where  medical  treat  - 

nt  waa  given  all  three. 

X  Jury  was  summoned  to  Investl- 
gaXe  the  case  this  morning  and  after 
taking  the  testimony  of  West  and 
Bsalttle.    bad    to    go    to    the    Alen- 


I03°l 


etela  home 


THE   JURY'S   VERDICT 


Benton,  llwrloon  Holman.  Homer 
4>rlffen.  Charles  R.  Taylor  and 
Homtr  D.  Hough. 

Carrol  Wast  and  lltrman  Smittle 
are   txlnjr  held   In  the   l>-I>«non  jail. 

The  condition  of  Alenatein  «m 
regarded  as  critical  tonight.  )!•■  has 
teen  In  a  semi-conscious  condliP-n 
since    the    fight    and    la    unable    to 


The  mother  of  the  boy  wl.o  was 
killed  and  the  West  boy  who  In  now 
being  bald  In  Jail  arrived  here  to- 
night from  her  home  In  Oklahoma. 
Viewing  the  body  of  her  son  In  ih«s 
morgue  here  she  cr, Happed  and  ha.l 
to  he  carried  In  ht-r  room.  Puuer.il 
arrangements  for  Went  have  !;o; 
been  completed. 


The  Jury  returned  the  followlng 
verdict: 

-We  the  Jury,  bavin*  been  duly 
vworn  end  approved  by  8.  R-  F»»- 
mer.  coroner  of  Laclede  county,  find 
the  following:  OUle  West  came  to 
bis  death  by  knife  wounds  under 
left  win  inflicted  by  PVtoco  Alen- 
atein. a  knife  then  and  there  In  hU 
bend  held. 

"We  the  Jury  also  find  that  It  was 
a  Justifiable  homicide  and  exoner- 
ate the  smid  Alensieln  of  above 
homicide" 

Members  of  the  coroner  e  Jury 
were:    W.   1.   Dlffer.d-rfer.    Bert     L.  ,  , 

TUESDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  1, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Pagel:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Charles  Leon  LaHawn  was  killed.**    [Lawhon] 
Page  3:  Elza  J.  Ott  died.** 

Albert  A.  Beierle  died.** 

Onie  Duffey  died.** 
Page  8:  A.  J.  Spencer  was  killed.** 

Mrs.  Mary  A.  Huffman  died.** 

Births  reported.** 

Fire  probed  for  human  remains.** 
Page  11:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  wife  and  mother,"  signed 
by  T.  D.  Roberts  and  family. 

Page  12:  Sidney  O.  Acton  sues  to  divorce  Sofrona  Acton.  They  were  married  May  1, 
1913. 

Corliss  L.  Wyrick  and  Ethel  Rose  were  married.** 


10  Dozen  Canaries, 
3  Parrots,  Monkey 
And  6  Cats  in  WU1 


t>)R  the  first  time  In  the 
proha:<.  court  In  ilreene  coun- 
ty, ii  » .»»  *a!J  yesterday,  bird* 
and  animals.  oth«rr  than  those 
ueed  for  work,  are  to  figure  In  the 
settlement  of  an  estate  The  In- 
ventory of  the  property  of  the 
late  Mrs.  Harriet  O.  rhoate.  who 
di«-.!  «!•  1  ?l  n*  the  re»ui:  rif  In- 
.i.irleg  Buffered  In  an  autotnobiln 
Hcci.Vm  near  Mansfield,  was  M- 
<».l  in  the  probate  court  yesterday.    k 

A    portion  Of  the  est* IS,  arcord 
InK   to   the   Inventory    filed    by    E.    I 
.1    Shrlpman.  Roy  A.  Whaples  and 
1.    M    llaydon.   Includes  t»rt   dmen 
rmary    birds.    t>-ree    parrots,    one    , 
l,.l     of    bird     <**<*.     one    monkev, 
mix    pair    <>f     Persian     gray     cats. 
and   four    Persian   gray   kittens. 


Lamar  High  School 
Students  in  Final 
Tribute  to  Comrade 


|  Mourning-  tho  death  of  their  chum, 
A.  J.  Spencer,  killed  In  a  hunting 
[  accident  Saturday  near  Lamar,  stu- 
|  denta  In  all  classes  of  the  Lamar 
I  High  school  wer«  dismissed  jre»- 
•  lerday  afternoon  to  attend  funeral 
'  wrvlces  for  the  Hnencer  youth  at 
Who   Lumar    Methodist  church. 

Young   Spencer,    14-year-old  high 

i  school  student,  was  killed  Instantly 

I  early      Saturday      afternoon     while 

wiulrrel  hunting  with  two  compan- 

'  Ioiih       FYeparlnir    to    cross   a   small 

'stream,    the  boy    threw  his  shotgun 

to    the    opposite    bank.  The    full 

forced  tlio  trigger  and  tho  charge  of 

'  heavy    shot    struck   Spemier    In    the 

I  forehead,   blowing  away  the  top  of 

'  his  skull. 

The     boy    had    been    one    of    the 

i  most  popular  young  students  at  tho 

I  I-anuir    High   school.     Scores  or  his 

classmates,   and   many   townspeople. 

gathered    rtt    the    Methodist   church 

for  tho  funeral  service.    Burial  waa 

In    Lake    cemetery    at    I-amnr.      The 

Spencer    youth    Is    survived    by   his 

i  father   and    mother,    a  sister  and   a 

I  brother. 

IOMO 


oi  iihiui  ia-a-M 


Charles  Lean 
Races  After 
oer*  at 
tempts  to  Swm$ 

PICKEO  UP  UHCO» 
DIES  IN  H0Q4TUL 


Saw  Train  PuB  In  WW*  ORt-g 
ing  With  Friend*,  Th*». 
Dashed   Down  Roadway  fa> 

-  Effort  to  Qvtrtaka  tt. 

A 

rTCBXED    needlon*   to  ;th*r*f* 
•"right-of-way  m  *»  made  Ml 


roui a— fui  all»m#l  tol 

in*  rri*co  p— — ■»  tram  «t 
way,     flT«     mil—    aooth    e* 
Chaiiee    Leon    UHtwn,    1».    o*  »1 
Weet   Meoroe  rtmt,   swtfered  t**£j 
Injuria*     at     1    19     o  cJecfc 


The  yotiOi    died  tw*  'aifcrl" 
th*  aectd*nt   *a   the   Trim* 
I  her*. 

I     Thrown      tram     the 
«-6p«terfVh!    tram    to    I 
-**»*. 

tb* 


train.      Leerm*   the 


the   tra-in    puiMd    rnte   the 

•tatlon.     h*    ran    atone    tha 

Sprtn«fieid     hi«herejr     for 

rarda.  croaeeo1  on  a  prtrele  roadway 

to  th«  railroad  tracka  and  alteaapted 

to   board   tha  morln*'  trato- 

Ha  1»  »ur-»tTed  by  hi*  pare***.  Mri 
end  Ura.  C  A.  LaHawn.  and  tw* 
bn>U.ara,  Hanrr  X*  "«*  Jacaeon  K- 
LaHawn.  aii  of  Springfield.  Funeral 
»rmrur»roanU  are  Incomplete,  but 
burta!  will  be  under  direction  of 
ih-»    Aim*    Lohme?er   funeral    ■"■*» 

_, . ■• 

TO  HOLD  INQUEST  1 


Jewell  at   WtodWa 
t~oroner.  will  make  a  full  tn*« 
,  tH>n  of  tha  accident  today.     A*  "f 
(queet    U>    fix    raapoa«lb»ty    for    tha 

youth*   death    probably   will   ba  a** 

Jered.   he  aaJd   laat   nJ*ht. 

An     embulanre    from     Sprlagfleei 

r-arr.ed  the  seen*  of  lb*)  MaaW  *■ 
i  leas    than    ten    minute*    afl*r   tt   •*- 

-irr»d.       Mm     Ovrwa    Plu*t*C 

Mr*.    KC*J.»-    of    lia^loway 

;*d    the    Injured    youth    In 

>-:...i-,:«   :  >    ;he   hospital    here. 


Coroner  Continued  > 

Probe  of  Mystery 

*  Flr^Nea**" 


Belief  thai  a  man  p*rl*h*d  Jlp  fb* 
myetertoue  fir*  which'  d*»W*i*d  .a 
bay-Oiled  barn  at  tha  heme  «|  WH- 
11am  Fray  near  laMT  early  Friday 
nttrnliyr  **•«,'  e^r*»**tb*n*d  W*** 
day  WtilT  tt*  dtooorery  of  *  amUl 
ofvtH  >uckJ*  and  metal  button* 
in  tha  nrtn.  where  bite  of  charred 
bone*  prwVtoualy  ban  baan  found. 

Mr.  Fray  reported  yesterday  to 
Coroner  C.  F.  Konantt,  who  la  ln- 
vsstisaUns  tae  blase,  that  hs  had 
found  an  overall  buokla  and  several 
metal  button*  In  the  ruin*  of  tha 
barn  almoat  at  the  aama  apot  wherw 
be  hai  «arllar  dlaooTarad  warn*  ap- 
paarod  to  bo  part*  of  human  bona*. 
Ho  raltaratoi  hi*  coarletiva  that 
there  wu  no  llveatock  la  tha  bar* 
at  the  Ume  of  tha  Ore. 

On*  «f  tha  charred  bono*  found 
In  tha  jutted  barn  appeared  to  be 
part  of  the  hip  bone  of  a  man. 
Another  charred  bit  waa  th*u*Tb« 
to  be  a  human  tooth,  bat  a  daaUst 
at  Lamar  could  pot  Identify  It  poo- 
lUTely. 

Coroner   KananU    U    eeekln*    a* 

unidentified  man.  dreeeed  la  *louca 

hat    and    overalla    who    W**    aee* 

about  the  fire  ahorUy  after  It  wait 

'dlacovarad    about    2   o'clock   Friday 

•  morning.     The  man  appeared  eu«- 

■danly  out  of  the  <darkne*a,  Frey  told 

|  the  coroner,  aeked  about  the  cause 

I  of   the  blare  and   then  dlaappeared. 


Pioneer  of   Ozarks 

•  •.■■•  -*    #  >  •- .•*"-'•• 

Dies  at  Ava  Home; 
•'■"••••  »  « 
Was  92  Years  Old 


iMotoi   Oieeetrfc   Co   Tfce   We«ee 

7vA.  Mo..  Oct.  iJ^-Mrs.  Mary 
"""•A.  Hoffman.  88.  pioneer  oi 
the  Ozarks  rlglon  and  a  resident 
of  Douglas  ooontjr  for  88  year*, 
died  at  her  home  near  here  fol- 
lowing a' lingering  Illness. 

Mr*.  Huffman  waa  born  In  L*o 
county.  Virginia,  April  6.  1888 
and  came  to  the  Oiarka  with  her 
parent*  when  10  years  old.  Bhe 
had  been  a  member  of  the  Chrla- 
llan  church  for  72  yeurs  and  was 
prominent  in  church  circles  for 
almost  76  year*. 

She  waa  married  to  William 
J.    Huffman    December    10.    1864. 

To  this  union  11  children  were 
born,  nine  of  whom  survive  her. 
Ttaa  ■urrivor*  «*«  Joseph  Huff- 
man. Roseburgh.  Oregon.  Henry 
Huffman.  Fort  Scott.  Kansas. 
Mrs.  James  BrUey.  Bates.  Ark.. 
Wash  and  W.  J.  Huffman.  Mrs- 
Paul  Krelsel  and  Mrs.  J.  A.  Spur- 
lock,  of  Ava.  and  Mrs.  Thomas 
Hogan,  of  Cedar  Gap,  besides  a 
host  of  grand,  great  grand  and 
I    even    great-great    grandchildren. 

Funeral  services  were  conduct- 
!  ed  by  Reverend  Walter  Ooss.  of 
!  Seymour,  who  Is  also  a  nephew 
!  of  the  deceased,  assisted  hy  Rev- 
erend .Top  Wallace  and  the  Mt 
'    Zlon    chorus. 


DEATHS 


ELZA  J.  OTT 

funeral  services  for  Elsa  J.  Ott. 
St  years  old.  former  resident  of 
Springfield,  who  died  Friday  night  ' 
In  Omaha.  Nebr..  will  be  held  at 
!:80  o'clock  thisi  afternoon  at  the 
Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home 
with  burial  In  Maple  Park  ceme- 
tery. He  Is  survived  by  ihe  widow, 
his  father.  Jacob  Ott.  and  two  sis- 
ters, Mrs.  C.  J.  Majer  and  Mrs.  Kd 
•tllft,  all  of  Omaha. 


ALBERT  A.   BEIERLE  | 

1       Albert     Alexander    Reierle.    Sfi.    o! 
<  r\M-i>er.  Mo.  died  In  a  hoepltal  here  ] 
at    11:30   o'clock    last    nlRht    follow 
In^,-   ti   brief   illness.      He  la  survived  ( 
by     two     brothers      John     |:..|. ■•-].>     ,  f 
| Crocker  and  Jacob  e,erle  of  Itattle-  j 
'field,    and   n   sister.    Mrs     Inn    Owen.! 
]  route     S.    t-l'tingfleld.      Vunei.il    .n 
•  rungenicnts      art?      Incomplete.      Iitn  I 
'burial   will  be  In  Owen  remrtrry   at  • 
,  I'uttlefleiil    under    direction    of    the; 
!  Merman    Ijohmeyer    funeral    home. 


ONIE  DUFFEY  DIES 

Onle    Duffey.    :«.     died      at      5  JO 
o'clock     yesterday    morning    at    the 
home   of   his   mother     Mrs     Virginia  j 
Duffey.     2T0?    Kellett    avenue.     Fu- 
neral  services  will   be  conducted  at' 
2  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  home, 
with  the  Reverend  .!    S    l.V>r»ey  of-  , 
flclatlng.      Burial    will    he    in    South  ' 
Hazelwood    cemetery    under     dlrec-  ' 
Hon    of    the    Camiitvll    t'mlertaklng 
company.  | 


-I 


MARAUD  AT  COURT  HOUSE 

Corliss  I*  Wyrle*  of  Omaha,  Neb, 
and  Ethe!  ;<oe*  of  CheeotAh,  CStla.. 
war*    married    at   the   court    houso 

1  yesterday    by    the    Reverend    E.    C. 
Stealer.  ' 


BIRTHS 

j     Mr.    and    Mrs.    C.   A.   Dawson,   of 

!?K   West   Florida  street,  announce 

j  the  birth  of  a  daughter  on  Monday. 

October    31. 


MARRIAGE  LICEN8E8 
Ouy  Jeffries. -16.  and  Eulu  Sartln. 
19.   both   of   SprlnRfleld;    Corllas    U 
Wyrlek,       ?7.       Omaha.       Nebr       and 
Kthal  Rose.  23.  Checotah.  Okla. 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sam  A.  Malone,  of 
Muskogee.  Okla.,  and  formerly  of 
Springfield  announce  the  birth  of  a 
daughter,  Dorothy  at  the  Baptist 
hospital.  Mrs.  Malone  formerly  was 
Miss    Katherine  Fowler. 


We  wUk  to  thank  oar  saaay  sambos* 
aad  friends  for  their  triad— I  aad 
fond  etterlag*  dortna  tke  Ula—  aad 
4e»u»  ef  oar  wife  and  matter.  Slsneo. 
T.  D.  Boeerts  aad  faaul>.  ' 

.  jiju'u  ■  i   "  * '  '  *  "** 


•MMMMMMAMA^e 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  1,  1927 -LEADER 

Page  1:  Charles  Leon  Lowhorn  was  killed.** 
Page  7:   Mrs.  Mary  .  Hoffman  died.** 

Page  16:  OUie  West,  20,  was  stabbed  to  death  Saturday  night  at  Lebanon.  Ollie  West 
and  his  brother  Carrol  West  and  Herman  Smittle  waylaid  Frisco  Ellenstein  and  his  wife  and 
daughter  following  a  pie  supper.  Ellenstein  stabbed  the  West  man. 
ElzaJ.  Ott  died.** 
Albert  Alexander  Beierle  died.** 
Births  reported.**  .  ^  lu 


HOPPING  TRAIN 
SNUFFS  OUT  LIFE 
OF  YOUTH  HERE 


Frfcoo  Employe  Misses  Coach 
aod^Uffen  fatal  Injuries; 
Irtectto  IJoanl  Frisco  Train 
aNalto^ay;  Dies  in  Hos- 
XfaL  £ 


Injuries  suffered  yesterday 

beneath  a  moTlnf 

.  train  on  the  Cbsd- 

scancb  11ns  hmt  Oelloway.  firs 

of  ]mi,  proven  fatal  two 

LsoaLowhorttj 


I 


•  fractured   &tfUr+> 
deep  scalp  twrnd,  and  •  bedly  fertfeeh- 
ed  right  shoulder. 

The  injured  youth  wu  rushed  to 
Um  JTrisco  hxwplul  here.  He  died  two 
hours  l»ter  without  regaining  con- 
sciousness. 

An  Inquest  probably  will  be  held. 
Lowborn  had  been  employed  as  a  car 
carder  at  the  rYlsco  offices  here.  Ho 
left  his  home  to  go  to  Oalloway  yes- 
terday and  have  luncheon  at  the 
home  of  Mr.  and  llri.  Roea  Kane. 
He  decided  10  return  on  the  afternoon 
train  to  Springfield.  Hs  raced  to 
catch  It  as  It  was  pulling  out. 

He   Is  survived   by  his  parents.  Mr. 
and     Mra      C      A.     Lou- horn     and     two 
i  brothers.    Henry    1-    and    Jackson    E. 
Lowborn,  all  of  Springfield. 


WOMAN  93  DIES 

AT  HOME  AT  AVA 


Mrs.  Mary  A.  Hoffmsn.  98,  pioneer 
resident  of  Douglas  county,  died  st 
her  horns  near  At*  Sunday. 

Mrs.  Huffman  was  bora  In  Lee 
county,  Virginia,  ApU  8.  1898.  She 
came  to  the  Oxarks  with  her  parents 
when  10  Tests  old. 

Stoe  was  married  to  Wllilsm  J. 
Huffman  Deosmber  10, 1884.  7b  this 
union  11  children  were  born,  nine 
of  whom  survive  her.  They  are 
Joseph  Huffman,  Roetburgta,  Ore.; 
Henry  Huffman,  Ton  Scott,  Kan.; 
Mrs-  Jemee  Brtxey.  Betas,  Arlu  Wash 
and  VT.  J.  Huffman.  Mrs.  Fatal  Wrissil 
and  Mrs.  J.  A.  Spurlock.  of  Ave,  end 
Mrs.  Thomas  Hognn,  of  Cedar  Oep, 
besides  a  host  of  grand,  great-grand 
and  even  **ee*-gxe»t-fx*nd  children, 
Mrs.  Huffman  was  prorntoettt'  » 
church  circles,  having  become  a 
member  of  the  Christian  church  72 
years  ago. 

Funeral  services  were  conducted  by 
the  Rev.  Walter  Does,  of  Seymour, 
assisted  by  the  Rev.  Joseph  Wallace 
and  the  Mt.  Zlon  chorus. 


|  BIRTHS  ] 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sam  A.  Melons  of 
Muskogee,  Okie.,  formerly  of  this  city, 
announce  the  birth  of  s  daughter, 
Dorothy  Jo.  October  28.  Mrs.  Melons 
formerly  was  Mies  Katharine  rowler. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Oeorge  Lemmon,  1143 
Nichols  street,  announce  the  blrtv  of 
a  son,  Noel  Randolph,  on  October  30. 
Mrs.  Lemmon  formerry  was  Miss 
Wilms  Mackey. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Alonzo  Csnaday,  437 
East  Kim  street,  announce  the  birth 
of  e  son.  Jackie  Alonzo.  October  17. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  O.  B.  Bclvldge  of  Ca- 
bool.    Mo.,    announce    the   birth   of   a  ; 
daughter.   Bmi  Joyce,   at  St.  John's  ' 
hospital  In  8prlngfleld.  October  28. 


1043 


deaths! 


» .  ifrtr. 


for  Baa  J.  ott.  an, 

resident  at  BprUtftHM.  who 
died  rridsy  ni*ht  In  Omaha.  Neb., 
were  held  at  J30  p.  m.  today  at  the 
Herman  K.  LohmsrsT  Punerml  hoDM. 
wtth  burial  In  Maple  Park  cemetery. 
The*  body^  arrived  here  yesterday 
morning .  Be  U  eurrlved  by  tale  wife; 
bis  father,  Jacob  Ott.  and  two  ate- 
tars,  Mrs.  O.  J.  Mayer  and  Mr*.  Ed 
Oin.  all  of  Omaha, 


ALBSBT  BEIERLE. 
Albert  Alexander  Beterle.  M.  of 
Crocker.  Mo.,  died  at  1140  o'clock 
last  nlfbt  In  a  bospltal  ban.  Be  te 
survived  by  two  brothers,  John  Beiralo 
of  Crocker  and  Jacob  Belerle  of  Bat- 
tlefield, and  a  sister.  Mra.  Ins  Owen. 
route  8,  Springfield.  Funeral  eervloes 
were  bald  at  4  p.  m.  today  at  Battle- 
field, with  burial  In  Owen  cemetery, 
near  there,  under  direction  of  the 
Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Puncrsl  home. 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  2, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 

Page  1:  Marion  Owens  divorced  her  husband  G.  B.  Owens. 

Miss  Mary  Bell  Newman  was  killed  in  an  automobile  accident.** 
Page  2:  Son  born  November  1  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Peter  Fleetwood  of  1 025  East  Pine  street 

Crawford  Williams  and  Maggie  Williams  were  remarried.** 

Naomi  Smith  sues  to  divorce  J.  Obie  Smith.  They  were  married  October  20,  1924 

Charles  Leon  Lawhon  died.** 

Crawford  M.  Williams  of  Tampa,  Fla.,  and  Maggie  Williams  of  Springfield  were 
married  yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Page  8:  Matthew  H.  Muratta  died.** 

Dorothy  Elizabeth  Nuttall  died.** 

A.  H.  Gorrell  died.** 

Albert  Beierle  died.** 

James  A.  Corden  sues  to  divorce  Artie  Corden.  They  were  married  January  1 5, 


1894. 


Page  10:  Marriage  licenses  issued." 


A.  H.  QORRELL 
A.  H.  OorreU.  77.  fllt-d  at  3 
o'clock  yesterday  aft«rno.,ii  at  hie 
home,  rout*  10.  Springfield,  nft««r  a 
brief  Illness  Ht  is  «'jrv!\.-i  (,.  ,.rn- 
•on.  O.  F.  Oorrtll  of  Dresden,  Mo  . 
a  sister.  Mra  Anna  Hti-r'ing  of  Sc- 
dalla.  and  two  brothers,  John  l>. 
Gorrell  of  Windsor.  Mo.,  xr.il  Hil- 
ton Gorrell  of  S*-dnllH  Tl  c  b  ,dy 
will  be  taken  o\»-riar.1  u.,!.,y  i  ; 
the  Btarne  funeral  I.  •,,..  »,,  Si.."l-.:!.» 
where  funeral  servi'-.-i  «  'i 
dUOted  at  2:10  o'clock  Tl.ur»d.iy  :if t  - 
frnoon  at  the  homo  of  Mrs.  Sitr- 
ling.     Burlai  will  t«e  at  j-'tdiiila 

ALBERT  BElERLfc 
Vomeral        service*       !<..r       AJte-; 
IWltrle.    66    year-    oil     <f    Cr     a-. 
Mo.   who   died    ilo/KlM..    r.i^.'it    •».    |. 
.ocej  hospital,  were  h».-M  h?  4  •••!«.    : 
yesterday    aft  em,....:.    :-.•.    ist-.x:'>i.-  .-' 
with    burial    In    Ow.-n    •  '-r;.*--.  -       .  ; 
der    direction    of    lr*     H« -in;.!!     ,. 
bohmey»r    Fun*<ral     h>  •••!.• .       H»- 
trurvlved      bT     two    'broLi-re.    J, .  •.». 
Botarle.  of  Crocker    Mo..  a_r.'i   .]j.<- 
Belerle,      of       Hauler '.<■ '.!.    uri'i     ••!  •■ 
•  lrtw.    Mra.    Ina   Owtn,    of    >\<r .'.*■  ■ 
field,   route    8. 


CORNER'S  JURY  CALLED 
TO  PROBE  LAWHON  DEATH 

A  coroners  jury  will  meet  at  10 
o'clock  this  morning-  In  the  Frl/ico 
railway  station  at  Galloway,  five 
miles  southeast  of  here,  to  fix  re- 
sponsibility for  the  death  of  Charles 
Leon  Lawhon,  Springfield  youth, 
who  was  Injured  fatally  when  he 
made  an  unsucceesful  attempt  to 
board  a  moving  passenger  train  at 
Galloway    Monday  afternoon. 

Coroner  Jewell  E.  Wlndle  called 
the  Inquest  after  a  preliminary  In- 
vestigation of  the  accident  yester- 
day. Roes  Kane  of  Galloway,  the 
engineer  of  the  train  and  other  eye 
witnesses  will  testify  during  the 
Jury's  probe. 

(Funeral  services  for  the  youth 
will  be  conducted  at  2:10  o'clock 
this  afternoon  at  the  Church  of 
Christ,  corner  of  Broadway  and 
Madison  street,  with  the  Reverend 
William  ttagsdale  officiating-.  Burial 
will   be    In   Greenlawn  oemetary. 


I  OHM 


TURNS  NEW  LEAF  AT  77, 
REMARRIES  THIRD  WIFE 


uyvE  turned  ovar    a   new   IfC— 

A  rm  trains  to  start  over.  and 
from  now  on  I'm  roing  to  do  every- 
thing for  her  happiness  and  pleas  - 


Crawford  William*  speaking.  77- 
-old  bridegroom  who  yesterday 
waa  happy  In  hla  remarriage  to  I 
Maggie  Wllliama  lt»  College  street, 
who  divorced  hlro  more  than  two 
years  ag\x 

"He  dldnt  want  no  other  woman; 
and  I  dldnt  want  no  other  man," 
lira  William*  aunt  It  up,  nnJUng 
contentedly.  "We're  getting  alonff 
— -  Mra  William*  la  M—  "and  we 
need  each  other's  companionship. 
He's  good  help—"  Mrs.  WUllama 
runs  a  rooming  house — "and  I  think 
ril  get  along  better  with  a  man 
around." 

Mra.  Williams  has  four  sons,  but 
two  of  them  ar*  married,  and  the 
other  two— the  youngest  is  20  this 
week — she  thinks  are  likely  to  leave 
at  any  time.  There'a  more  security 
■In  a  husband;  particularly  a  hue- 
band  who  ha*  been  tried  and 
proved.  ... 
«, ♦ 


TWO  WIVES  DEAD 


.1 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  William*  first  were 
married    In   Arkansas,    eight   years 

u;a.     lire.  Willlaxua,  after   30  >«utj 
of   wifehood,   waa   a  lonely    widow; 
Mr.  WlUlama  too,  was  lonely,  with 
two  wives  dead,  and  hi*  three  chil- 
dren grown.    60  they  were  married — 
For  six  years  they  lived  amiably, 
coming     to     Sprltur£«£d     in     1921. 
Then,     still     amiably,   she  divorced 
him — for       reasons    "too    personal." 
she  says,  to  be  revealed.    "We  never 
d!d  have  any  trouble,"  she  sold.    "I 
Just  told  him  I  was  going  to  dlvorco 
him:    and    when    I    say    a    thing.    I 
mean  It.     When  the  day  to  get  the 
divorce  came,  he  said   to  my   law- 
yer. 'I  fueae  there's  no  use  my  com- 
ing.  Is  therer  and  the  lawyer  said 
^certainly   not.'     But   he  Just   came 
along:     anyway —       Mrs.     Williams 
Implies  that   he  didn't  want  her  to 
face  the  ordeal  alone.     "It  wan  the 
first  time  1  ever  nad  been  In  court, 
and  he  sat  right  beside  me  and  held 
my  umbrella  all  the  time.     Then  I 
Kot  my  divorce,  and  he  brought  mo 
home." 

4. _ * 

NOT  TO  BE   LONELY  I 

♦ ♦ 

Mr.  Williams  moved  Into  the 
country  near  WUlard — Mrs.  Wil- 
liams thought  he  mbjht  *ret  lonely, 
so  she  ■wrote  htm  regularly,  and  he 
wrote   her.      Then,    further    to    koej. 


him  from  feelUur  too  lonely.  she 
sent  him  a  subscription  to  The  Re- 
publican. The  boy  to  whom  she 
gave  the  order,  misunderstanding, 
seent  her  copy  of  the  paper  to  him 
Instead  of  an  extra  one,  and  for  a 
week  she  had  to  buy  her  own  paper 
each    morning   at    the   newsstand  - 

"But  I  didn't  mind;"  she  says— 1 
knew  he  would  want  It." 

In  April.  1924.  she  married  again, 
a  man  "who  tried  all  the  time  to 
get  mo  to  sign  over  all  my  property 
to  him;  and  I  wouldn't  do  that  for 
him,  or  for  no  man."  After  two 
months,  he  left — "He  thought  he 
could  go  away  for  a  couple  of 
days,  and  then  come  back  and  I'd 
do  anything."  she  said.  "But  ohl 
It  was  a  great  relief  to  have  him 
gonel  I  was  so  glad  I"  she  says. 
And  when  he  did  come  back,  he 
found  a  closed  door.  In  September, 
exactly  a  year  after  divorcing  Mr. 
Williams,    she    divorced  him. 

She  then  resumed  correspondence 
with  Mr.  Williams.  Last  summT 
he  went  to  Florida  for  the  winter, 
and  repeatedly  wrote  her  to  come 
down  there  and  marry  him  again. 
"But  I  couldn't  len.vo  SprliuffleH." 
she  explains.  "I  have  a  lot  of  Al 
friends  here,  and  I  didn't  want  to 
lrave  a  sure  thin?  for  something- 
thAt  would  be  uncertain." 

So  he  came,  back  here  Instead, 
arriving  Monday — and  yesterday 
they  were  married. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 
Henry  P-  Walker.  ?«.  Prjroc.  Okla.  and 
Chlua  SmilApetrr.  24.  Grow*  Okla. :  tUral 
E.  Anrr,  22.  Nlxa.  and  I.ueWa  Btrtakar. 
21.  Ourk  :  Paul  Bureau.  14.  Sparta,  and 
Glynn  McCoy.  2S.  Sprin«fl*ld;^  Cr»wford 
M.  Williams.  77.  Tampa.  Fla..  and  Mas- 
si*    William*.    61.    Sprtngfiald. 


Alleging  that  her  husband  was 
quarrelsome,  and  that  he  cursed 
and  abused  and  struck  her  on  diff- 
erent occasions.  Naomi  Smith  has 
filed  suit  for  divorce  from  J  Ohio 
Smith.  They  were  married  October 
20.   1924.  and  separated  last   June. 


10  45 


turn  la  the  highway  at  the  NatKasfti 
:«-m->t «-.--.  and  with  his  Tlaton  ito- 
p«iired  by  a  heavy  rain.  aeot  hi* 
'"h«\rul*l    sedan    Into    the    curve   mt 


too  high  nap  Mfr 


Hallowe'en 
Trauedy  pif 
turning  From' 
Dance  at  Half- 


side  of  the  car 

to©  Jsnparn.     CtSt'ii? 

lac  from  tho 

there  a  f*W 

Ntimu 

blood  weUm«  from 

her     head. 

ambulance      hull  lad 

to  Si.  John*  hospital. 

♦ 

,     FATHER  FRISCO 


LIGHT  C0UP6  SHErWKT^ 
AND  CRASHES  plTO  TrtE| 

Mary  B»ll  Merman,  JopCn 
soci«ty  CiH,  and  Missouri 
THata,  1«  TtrriHf  M 
Emify  Klngtborj,  B 

TTER  skull  ernahod  and  h«r  Mq' 

fearfully   mangled  la  a* 
mobile  craah  on     Markmai  ai 
near  the  National  cemetery  ■hs*tf!P>' 
after    midnight,     Mlaa    Mary 
Kevmu.  SO.  of  JopDa.  die*  at 


Mlaa    Newman 
Joplin  only  recently  from  an  i 
ed  visit   in   Illinois,   where  her  jar- 
em*  were     roachod     thla    mwmhjfc 

after  the   t raged y.  "r 


cUtujhtji* 


Mlaa  Newman  «u  the 

of  rrana   Newman,  dlrlaloaal  QMfe 
senger  acent  for  the  fYiaoo  at  J<*f>J 
I  in.     She   «u  a  graduate  of  Mi»» 
'  souri   University   and  a  member  otS 
;  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  aororttr-  > 

Mlas    Kingsbury,   also  a   Missouri 
:  university   graduate  and  a  wammb0tf 

i  of  the  Pi   Beta  Pht  sorority,  is  tfro 

I 


daughter    of    Mr.    and    Mrs.   W. 

a.i-ti^ui')    ui    Joplin. 


TftR 


fell 

jureo    aa    a    reauil   Oi    in* 

Lawrence     Price,     yooag 

man  of  Baxter  Springs.  Kasv.  ssif* 

tered  a  bad  gash  ore*  the  haft.  W 

and   cuts   on   hia   left  arm 

Mlaa  Emily  Kingsbury.  XI.  Of 

sustained  a  broken  : 

oua  oata  and  brulsea.    RaJpb 

lob  of  Jonila  saffered  fractured.  I 

***  lacax     ,  ?% 
♦  - ram* ww»  rait 

4r      '       i «  '«♦*■ 


MATTHEW.  H.  MUHATTA 
Punerel  services  for  Matthew  li. 
Muratta.  »7.  formerly  a  resident  of 
Springfield,  who  died  Sunday  after- 
noon at  hia  home  in  St.  Louie,  will 
bo  conducted  at  Orace  Melhodlat 
Bplaoopal  ciiurch  here  at  2:30 
o'clock  this  afternoon,  with  th*>  Hev- 
orend  1.  D.  Harris  oflclatlng-  IturlaJ 
will  bo  In  Maple  Park  cemetery,  un- 
der direction  of  the  Paason  funeral 
hoToe.  Mr.  Muratta  had  lived  in 
Springfield  for  18  yearn  and  was 
well  known  here.  In  rooent  ions 
he  vu  «t  the  head  of  t!i<j  tiuill  str\  - 
Ice  department  of  trm  FVlscn  mil- 
way,  lie  la  survived  by  his  wife. 
Mrs.  Mora  Pool  Murium  of  BL 
Louls:  six  children.  Mm.  K  O. 
Turner  of  Springfield,  8.  C  Muratta 
of  Tulsa.  Okla  .Mr*  S  11  <".i.t«»s  of  I 
St.  iuoula.  J.  R.  Muratta  of  Mem-  ' 
phis.  Tenn..  John  Murattu  of  St. 
Louis  and  Miss  Flora  Nolle.  Mu- 
ratta of  St.  l-.uln  and  two  ulsters. 
Mra  N.  B  \aJlc«y  and  Mies  Sue 
Muratta    of   St.    Petered  urn.    Klu_ 


■imilar  Joplin 
[a- Hill  tea   house 
Price,   unf 


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NUTTALL   INFANT  T% 

Dorothy  Ellabeth  Nuttall.  Infant 
dauanter  of  Mr.  and  Mri.  Otis  Mut- 
sall  of  Springfield,  died  In  a  hos- 
pital her*  yesterday  afternoon 
Burial  will  be  In  Haselwood  ceme- 
tery thu  afternoon  under  direction 
of   W.    U    SLarn* 


DEATHS 


M.  H.   MORATTA 

Matthew  H.  Muratta  of  St.  Louie.  ] 
formerly   a   resident   of    bprlnKfleld 
for   some   eighteen    yoars.      <1I«m1    In 
SC   I<oule   Sunday.      October     »0ih. 
1M7.  at   the   age   of   67    years,      lie 
had  been  for  a  number  of  years  In 
chars*  of  the  •ruali-eerTto* -depart-} 
merit  of  the  Frisco  llailwiiy      He   is 
•errtred    by   his    wife,      Mr*.   Flora. 
Pool   Muratta      and      hIk      children;! 


Mr*.    K.    O.    Turner    of    Si>rlngfl«ld. 
Mo.;  8.  C.  Muratta.  of  Tulsa.  Okla.; 
Mr*   B.  H.  Gate*,  of  St.   Lx>uls.  Mo.; 
J.    R.    MoratU,      Memphis,      Tenn .; 
John  and  Flora  Belle  of  St.   Uul«. 
and  two  sisters,  Mr*.  N.  B.  Yankee) 
and  Mies  8ue  Muratta  uf   bu  Vet- 
erataprs.    Florida,    and    four    grand - 
ohUdren.     FoUowlns   the  service  In 
St.  Ixruis  the  body  will  be  brought 
ts>   Qailinflssfl    where    eerrloes   will 
the      Qraoe      M.    E. 
at    »:*»      Wednesday  after- 
he      iras      formerly    a 
The   services    will    be    In  j 
efcnrffe  of  Rev.  1.  I).  Harris,  the  pas- 
tor of  the  Grace  M.  E.  churoli.    The 
est  rices    at    the    grave    will    be      In 
charge   of   the    Masons.      Thu    bod) 
may  be  viewed  at  the  church  from 
1:10  to  2:»0   Wednesday   afternoon. 
The   Interment    will    be      In      Maple 
Park  Cemetery,   under  the  direction 
of    the   Paxson     Undertaking     com- 
pany. 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  2, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Miss  Mary  Bell  Newman  was  killed.** 

Miss  Elsie  C.  Farnsworth  left  her  estate  to  her  mother.** 
Page  8:  Crawford  Williams  and  Maggie  Williams  were  remarried.** 
Page  12:  Joseph  H.  Showers  died.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Leonard  Claussen  divorced  Bessie  L.  Claussen.  The  mother  was  awarded  custody 

of  their  child. 

James  A.  Corder  divorced  Artie  Corder.  They  were  married  33  years. 
Page  14:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  wife  and  mother,"  signed 
by  T.  D.  Roberts  and  family. 


«*•■ 


NURSE  SUICIDE  LEAVES 
MOTHER  HER  ESTATE 

Th*  antlr*  attats  of  the  lata  KM« 
C.  Parnewortb.  SpflagtuM  but**; 
who  committed  gak*a*  try  drowning 
reewnUy  at  St  Louis,  foes  to  bar 
snother.  tics.  Lucy  KUsabath  Faroa* 
worth.  unda*  the  tanas  of  har  will 
which  waa  tiled  lor  probate  yesterday. 

Ths  will  cantatas  do  Information 
aa  to  the  probable  aaloa  of  the  astata 
but  It  »a  unOarstood  <thnt  ah*  owned 
a  smal!  amount  of  raal  asUta. 

The  will  was  drawn  February  a, 
1FM.  at  Raw  BJoomflsJd.  to  Galloway 
county,  and  najnaa  Senator  mek  T. 
Cavb  of  Fulton,  as  awctrtor  to  ear*e 
without  bond.  It  waa  witnessed  by 
W.  U  FrofJar  and  W.  A  •choen. 


J  OS  KM  I  H.  5IIOWEK5.. 
Jaavph  If.  showers.  M.  foreman  at 
Ufe*  peJnt  shop  of  the  Springfield 
Traction  company,  died  thin  morning 
•4  bis  home  313  Xast  Pacific  street. 
Me   ks   survlred   bj   bis  wilt,   a 


of  Oprlngfisld;    three 

a  ad  Mrs  Bu  !  Thomas  of  Kansas 
City,  and  saien  |^«n4cbUdran.  Fu- 
neral »rrarvf«irK->ta  are  incomplete 
but  *b»T  will  ha  i"i  charge  of  the 
K.:ng:;rt  Funeral  borne 


_-*j-»-if>-j''*-0-<^.'-«-^-~- ■  ~     ■-  -n_i-n^— .  say*.  -*•  ■*.<*** -sr*i**^s'*  i—   m  —  —  ** 

VI   wish  t«"thsns  e«r  atany  frleodsmC 
n#i  resort    ler    in*tr    MndatM    and    Oawaf 


i  sffirlngs  anring  the  Illness 
1  ear  wile  sad  wothtf .  .  ._ 
T    ' 


\0M1 


.'    OIX  DIYOftCE. 

Leonard  fjwuaatn  waa  grantad  * 
divorce  from  Beasla  X*.  Olauaaan  this 
akomlng  by  Circuit  Judfl*  Ouy  O. 
Klrby,  altar  a  crossbill  of  tha  defend- 
ant  bad  baan  dUmlesech  Tha  daoraa 
oonUlnad  a  clause  raqulrtnf  Clauaan 
to  pay  his  wlfa  IU  a  month  for  care 
of  a  child,  tha  custody  of  which  was 
awarded  to  tha  mother. 


SOCIETY  «r( 
KILLED,  3  HURT 
IN  AUTO  CRASH 


Auto  Accident  on  National 
Boulevard  Culminates 
•  Dance  Party. 


COLLIDE  WITH  TREE 


Downpour  Causes  Driver  to 

Fail    to    Make 

Curve. 


On*  pmon  la  dead  and  three  oth- 
tn  are  In  8t.  John's  hospital  eerloue- 
iW Injured  *a  a  result  of  an  automobile 
aocMeat  at  midnight  la*t  night  oo- 
**  National  boulrrerd  at  National 
e*m*\rry.  , 

Ths   dead: 

Mta»  Mary  Bell  Nfwmtn.  30  years 
old.  prominent  aocUl  leader  of  the 
Jopiln  rounrrr  set.  and  *  daughter 
of  Prank    Nfwnun.   li'.fch   Prlix-o   offl- 

<■••'  , 

T.-»  :.-.;urK«  i 

*U*«  rrallr   ICJr.^»bury.  31   year*  old.  '; 
alan   pr-xnlr.^nt    !ri    Joplin    aorlety. 

LAr^'T.'.t    Pr'.rf.     yout.K    »utouioblle  , 
t*!~ -.»r.   r;    (Uiv:   Pj.rJr.r*     Kar. 

P-».pr.  0»'.»r:on.  of  Jo^ln.  ioh  of 
T.  w    Oirr;ob.  of   the  Oeier'.oh  8ta-  | 

and  mount  comimny. 


UM 


«H«f  tn*  occupants 
jnjttrad, 

Itb   her 


«f  apttntartng  ci»*s  ana 
rending  of  OMasi  attracts  the  *t- 
of  Um  oanukvl  family  at 
««7.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Me- 
***  Vtmt.mom,  Harold.     Toe 
ran    to   ike    highway   where,   he 
Um   tojarao1   parsons  mi  the 


An  oc  um  injured  van  taken  into 
eakMnce  and  the  Herman 
f wbinejei  ambulance  was  called. 
hains;  reoejTed  In  Spring- 
t  11  55  o'clock.  They  were* 
ruabed  to  St.  Jobn'e  hospital,  where 
Miae  Kermic  died  wltoout  regaining 


that 

Jfr»man    rurtaiaed    a    cru«hed    skull, 
asternal    Injuries   and    lacerations    to  I 
bar  body.     MM*  Klntaburr's  Injuries! 

are  a  fractured 


in   so   evening's  pleasure   *» 
toe  two 


Of  PrsejrfwMt 

Mr.  Price  austslned  a  sertoue  gash 
Um  left  ape  end  cut  on  hie  tart 
end  teg  • 

OC  Um  men.  Mr.  Pater  tab  was  Um- 
more  seriously  Injured.  eiMts.ro Int 
errerml  broken  ribs  and  UoereUoaa 
about   the   face. 

All  of  the   person*  In  teat  nights 
tragedy  were  of  prominent  Jopltn  and 
Baiter   Spritigs   families.     Him  Wew- 
[  man   was   the   daughter  of  Mr.   and 
Mrs.  Prank  Newman,  who  hare  been 
i  well  known  In  JopUn  for  many  paars. 
Mr.  Newman  Is  chief  passenger  agent 
for    the    Prtaoo    at    Jopun.    returning 
,  there   from    Kansas     City     yesterday 
t»ru»r  apending  two  years  In  that  city. 
U^a    Newman      attended     Missouri 
j  university  in  IBM  and  was  a  member  I 
;  of  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  sorority. 
(     Miss  Kingsbury  la  Um  daughter  os- 
Mr.  snd  Mr*.   H.  B.  Kingsbury.  Jop- 
un.' and  also  la  popular  among  Um 
younger  man  and  worawn  of  UM  city- 
She     altendad     Mtasourl     untreralty 
»   insislur   of  PI   Beta  Pol 
Bar  tathar  m  an  or*  buyer 
tn  JopUn. 

Mr.  Price,  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  WU1 

Prte*  at  connected  with  Um  Cbavrout 

agency  operated  In  Barter  Springs  by 

his  brother.  Herbert  Pries. 

Mr.  Oatertoto  la  too  son  of  Mr.  tad 


I0H8 


Mrs.  T. 


Ostertoh.  twin  or  -abom 

^ it  JopUn  resident*.    Tba 

*  elder  Osterlob  owns  the  Osterlob  8ta- 
noncry  and  Printing  company,  e 
targe  JopUn  business  firm,  and  to 
president  of  tli*  JopUn  Rotary  olub. 
The  families  of  all  th*  pwiooi  In 
UM  (cc»«nt  ww«  in  8|1ntfMiM  Into 

Mr.wM|Mn>  «"•»•* 


iti^ffi^sPtft°7M 


daufbtar*  ihkttMt  ftreo  thorn. 

Mr.  and  Mra,  Rinasbury.  Mr.  add 
nets.  Pnos  sod  thsir  eon  Hofbort,  ond 
Mr.  and  Mrs  Osterlob  armed  tn 
i  Springfield  oarly  thto  morning,  att- 
une out  immediately  for  thto  city 
upon  receiving  wofd  of  th*  accident. 
Tbe  Mrwmana  war*  on  root*  to 
rranavtile.  Ind,  to  TWt  Mr.  Itcwxnan'a 
father,  whan  th*y  received  word  on  a 
train  at  Buffalo  of  their  daughter^ 
accident. 

Uum  Newman  w  mat  at  the 
,  train  by  Mia*  **Ongsbury.  Mr.  Prtc* 
>  and  Mr.  Oetetioh.  who  naked  bar  to 
,  drtra  to  Springfield  laat  night  to  at- 
I  t«nd  the  Pathfinder  dance.  Tn* 
patiy  left  JopUn  n  1-30  o'clock,  ax- 
riving  here  In  Urn*  for  tbe  dance. 

When  tha  Pathfinder  affair  ended 

at  Batf-e-IUll  the  two  couple*  started 

back,  to     JopUn.     A  heavy   rain   was 

:  /ailing  when  they  Ul t  Half -a- HI  11  and 

I  when  they  reac—d  the  sharp  turn  at 

'  Hatlocal  cemetery  the  downpour  hsd 

made    ti»!pn      prac-.icslly      impossible 

and    Price    Cid    not    see    the    turn    In 

•  tun*  to  avoid  crashing  Into  a  tree. 

|     It   waa  eapected  that   Mlaa   *Clnge- 

bury   end   Mr.  Price  would    be  taken 

c~»c*    to   JopUn    late    tLie    afternoon. 

bu*.    Mr     CHUt'.oh    will    be    forced    trv 

-rauin   in  Bt    John'i  lor   acveral  days 

tor  treatment. 

Puoeral  arrangement*  for  Mtoa 
Hewtnen  are  incomplete.  Th*  body 
waa  accompanied  back  to  JopUn  by 
th*  lift's  mother  and  father.  8*rrte** 
probably  will  be  held  sometime  to- 
morrow In  JopUn.  It  was  said. 

iir»  Newman  wu  in  s  hospital  bere 
this  mornlnc  ander  a  physicians- 
care. 


77  REWEDS  58 

AFTER  DIVORCE 


UCEN«ED  TO  WED. 

Herbert  a  Amdt,  M  and  Chios  Fry. 
SI.  both  of  Bettteftold.  ..ara  frantod  a 
marrtars  Uoanaa  bar*  today.  Licenses 
war*  toaoad  yesterday  to  Harol  E. 
Avery.  IX  NUa.  and  LuclU*  Strieker. 
Si.  oaarto  Paul  Burgsn,  24.  Sparta, 
and  Glynn  McCoy,  », »  Springfield: 
Hanry  P.  Walkar.  M.  Pryor.  OnJn,  and 
Onto*  BmlthpeWr ,  8*.  Orot*.  Okla. 


Tbetr  lacea  egtow  with  hspolnees. 
Crawford  Williams.  TT.  and  Maggls 
WUUama,  M,  who  war*  remarried  yta- 
torday  after  being  divorced  two  years 
ago,  today  war*  receiving  felicitations 
of  friends  at  the  elderly  bride's  room- 
lea  bouse  st  MO  College  street. 

Blnce  they  were  divorced.  Mrs.  Wil- 
liams had  wad  again,  but  soon  after 
got  a  dleore*. 

"Mr.  WUUama  and  X  bae*  always 
been  good  friends,**  Mrs.  WUUama  de- 
clared, "and  there  waa  no  Ui  feeling 
at  the  time  of  our  separation  two 
rears  »«ro.  Our  only  trouble  was  that 
be  was  In  the  rooming  house  busi- 
ness, which  kspa  htm  away  from  my 
home,  snd  I  could  not  hare  the  com- 
panionship I  desired.  At  thst  time  bs 
didn't  feel  that  be  could  give  up  his 
business,  but  now  be  bss  decided  that 
he  will  itay  with  me  snd  if  he  goes  i 
:r.to  any  business  It  will  be  close  to  | 
hocse  so  be  can  eat  and  sleep  bore." 

Mr.  end  Mrs.  Williams  first  were 
married  tins  yesre  ago  st  BatesTllle. 
A-"».  Thty  removed  to  BerUesville. 
Okie.  shortly  afterwards,  and  three 
years  later  they  came  to  Springfield  , 
where  they  made  their  borne  untU 
Mrs.  WUllarna  obtained  a  divorce 
two  Tsars  ago 

Mra  Williams  was  a  widow  snd  be 
a  widower  st  the  time  of  their  first 
marriage.  Mr.  Williams  bad  lost  two 
sires  and  Mrs.  WUUama  one  husband. 
Both  have  grown  grandchildren  and 
are  proud  of  their  age. 

DvLTtng  the  time  Mr.  sad  Ura  Wllr 
llama  were  divorced  O*  was  again 
married,  but  soon  became  dissatisfied 
wtth  bar  other  spouse  and  divorced 
htm  within  a  J*eer  from  tbe  Urns  she 
obtained  s  divorce  from  Mr.  WUUams. 


I0M*) 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  3, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Miss  Mary  Bell  Newman  was  killed  in  an  automobile  accident.  She  was  the 
daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  Newman  of  Joplin.  [This  is  a  long  article.] 
Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  C.  J.  Owen  was  appointed  administrator  of  the  estate  of  Albert  Beierle. 

Wilber  Lambeth  and  Ola  Hoffman,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married  yesterday  in 
Springfield. 

Page  3:  Lillian  Caron  died.** 
A.  H.  Gorrell  died.** 
Watkins  infant  died.** 
Joseph  H.  Showers  died.** 
Leonard  Claussen  divorced  Bessie  Claussen. 
Page  8:  A  daughter  Helen  Edith  McLean  was  born  October  27  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  N.  A. 
McLean  of  824  1/2  West  Walnut  street. 

Page  12:  The  will  of  A.  H.  Gorrell  was  filed.** 


Hunt  Mother  of  Tot, 
Victim  of  Pneumonia  \ 

At  Children's  Home 

■■  ' 

Chubby,   good-natured    Uttto    Ui- , 
Ham   Caron.   4  years  old.  *  faTorlte  • 

among  children  and  attendants  at 
the  Springfield  Children's  home. 
died  at  the  home  early  yesterday 
of  pneumonta. 

While  the  older  children  of  the 
orphanage  mourned  the  child* 
death,  officiate  of  the  home  tried 
vainly  to  find  her  mother.  Mrs.  Lil- 
lian Caron.  and  appealed  to  the 
preen  to  aid  their  search  for  her. 

The  girl's  father  died  here  leas 
than  a  year  ago  of  pneumonia. 
LJUlan  and  her  2-year-old  brother. 
William,  were  placed  In  the  chll-- 
Arm's  home  by  their  mother.  Offi- 
cial* of  the  home  last  heard  from 
Mrs,  Caron  three  weeks  ago.  She 
then  vru  In  llonett.  and  wrote  that 
•  he  planned  to  move  soon  to  an 
Oklahoma  city.  Attempts  to  reach  : 
her  at  Monctt  proved  futile. 

The  little  girl  contracted  pneu- 
monia Monday  afernoon.  and  a  phy- 
sician was  called  Immedlaely.  She 
failed  to  respond  to  treatment  and 
her  condition   grew  rapidly   worse. 

Funeral  services  will  l>«?  conduct- 
ed at  3  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
Herman     Lohmeyer     funeral  home.', 
with  burial  In  Hazelwood  cemetery,  j 


ESTATE  TO  80N 
All  of  the  real  estate  of  the  late 
A.  H.  Gorrell  was  left  to  Ove  Gor- 
rell, son  and  the  only  heir,  accord- 
ing  to   the  will   filed   yesterday   In 
probate    court.    The    will    also   sets 
furtu    that    the    personal    property 
go     to     Jessie     May     Bradford,     in 
recognition  of  her  having  rar*-d  for 
|th<>    testator    during    the    past    f«?w 
[years.    It    is    further    provided    that 
I ;?.     I*.     .Vance     serve     as     executor 
j  without     being     required     to     give 
bond. 


A.  H.  QORRI 
Funeral  services  for  A.  ft 
77.   who  died  Tuesday  morula*-  ati 
his  home,  route  10.  SpringtuUA-'wfll 
be  conducted  at  Sedalia  at  3  o'clock  < 
this  afternoon,  and  burial  will  be  in  ' 
the  cemetery  there.     The  body  was 
taken  overland  yesterday  to  SedaUa 
by  the  Starne  funeral  home.  j 


WATKIN8  INFANT 

The  Infant  daughter  of  Mr.  nn.l 
Mrs.  Sam  Watkins.  608  College 
street,  died  at  3  o'clock  yesterday 
morning  In  a  hospital  here.  Funeral 
services  will  be  conducted  at  .1 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  Dan- 
forth  cemetery.  1"  miles  east  «>f 
Springfield. 


JOSEPH  H.  SHOWERS 

)     Joseph   II.   Showers.   SS.     foreman 
i  of   the  paint   shop     at    the   Spring  - 
!  field  Traction  company   plant,   died 
[  yesterday   morning     at     his     home, 
'315  Kast  Pacific  street.     He  Is  sur- 
■  Tlved  by   his  wife,   one   son.     Owen 
Showers  of  Springfield:  four  daugh- 
ters. Mrs.  W.  A.  Kggens.  Mrs.  Adclle 
Smith.   Mrs.   William    Thomas     and 
Mrs.  It.  It.  Person,  and  seven  grand-' 
'children.    Funeral  arrangements  are 
Incomplete,  hut  burial  will  be  under 
direction    of    the     Klingncr    funeral 
.  Iinnin 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 
Arthur  W.  McCann.  J».  and 
j  Kirkpatrlck.    31.    both  of  Richland: 
1  Herbert    O.    Arn.lt.   3J.     and     Chioe 

jFrv.  ;i.  tvth  of  BattleflelJ;  Wilber 
,  L»inil>eth.  IT.  and  Ola  Hoffman,  S3. 
I  both  of  Springfield. 

:  j 

Following     a     hearing     in    circuit  i 
court      yesterday.     Judge     Guy     D. ! 
Klrby   prante.l    Leonard   Claussen  a  | 
divorce  from  Bessie  Claussen.  after 
dismissing  the  crossbill  filed  by  the 

Wlf<S.  xi 


1050 


THURSDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  3, 1927-LEADER 

Page  1:  Miss  Mary  Bell  Newman  was  killed.** 
Page  2:  Charles  Leon  Lawhon  was  killed.** 
Page  12:  A.  H.  Gorrell  died.** 

Watkins  infant  died.** 

Mrs.  Martha  Allen  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 

Wilber  Lambeth  and  Ola  Hoffman  were  married.** 

Arthur  W.  McCann  and  Bessie  Kirkpatrick  were  married.** 
Page  14:  Joseph  H.  Showers  died.** 

There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  Evans  McClintock.** 
Page  17:  Mr.  Muratta  died. 


CREW  HELD  BLAMELESS 
FOR  YOUTH'S  DEATH 


The  train  craw  of  th«  Bprtnffleld- 
Chad  wick  rrUco  branch  Hue  yeeter- 
<lay  was  absolved  of  blame  In  con- 
n«Uon  with  the  accident  at  QaUo- 
wajr  Monday  when  Charles  Leon  Law- 
hon.   Springfield    youth.    «*i    fatally 

,  Injured 

Bert    Lyons,    engineer,    testified    at 

J  the   heartna;  that  the  youth  'made  a 

j  frantic  effort  to  grab  a  railing  of  the 
train       He  miwd  and  the  bar  appar- 

,  er.tu   struck  him  and  knocked  hlra  to 

,  the    right-of-way.   Lyona  aald.      H.   C. 
Pan  in.  conductor.  Rave  a  almllar  ac- 

'  count   of  the  accident. 

The  coroner's  Jury  «u  composed  of 
William  IWse.  foreman:  Loyal  Oarrl- 
v.i..  w  J  Klrharuson.  A  L  Richard- 
son.  E    E    Gooch  and  J.  C    Benton. 

Funeral  MTt'lcra  were  he!d  yester- 
day at  3  JO  at  the'  Alma  Lohtneyer 
SuneraS  home  for  tlie  Lawhon  youth. 
Burial  «tm  rn  Xlemorlal  park  ceme- 
tery   t.r.Ctr   direct  Join  «>f    the    Modern 

*'•"•'•  **.n.rt.  r  f  'Aiiir:irn 


W  MUtOXUUL 


WCUKTOCK— In  lor 
MoOUntoak    who  died 


of  Iraou 
ItM. 


fltW/llllwV««        we  aww      www  —        -  -  ™      • 

All   to  our  e«lr*J  we  think  of  22*1-  o~. 

Thin*  •!  uv  thine*  7******  *.    • 
Tnlnk   •*   tht   UUnga  wo  **•<*»  *»7. 

Think  af   Uw  hMPr  TWJW. 

Hiu«e*  - e    a»Oe.    aasmattn?**    wt   «lf  b. 

Whan    we    think    of    tho    happy    4*7* 

^yt.       Wea 

oruo  o«t  hearts  «•  wand*?,  to  ib«  |T»Te 

not  lar  awoy.  M    .  , 

Wbirt  we  mid  our  dtuUBf  UUm  Just 

^•OD   ywax    ago   t*4*y 


b  d«*r  tolbor— U  U 
twfoV  to   wreathe,  tout   finm* 


r<r*cwf*i  w  r*u 


In   lilo  we   loeed  jrou  dearly— In  death 

»odtT   mi*?  wt'wiIR"  Mra.  .MattU     Mc- 
Cllnlork,   ond   children. 


TAKEN  HOME 


-V- 


Body  of  Miss  Newman  Also 
<;  Is    Sent    to 
Joplin. 


Mtae  «m:lT  Kingsbury,  tl.  of  Jop- 
an  one  of  the  elctlme  of  Uio  eulo- 
mobtta  accident  Monday  night  when 
tnree  were  eerlou.ly  injured  and  Mla» 
Mary  Bell  Newman.  30.  Joplin  society 
■irL  «u  faulty  Injured,  wme  Uken  to 
he-  Mome  l»»d*T  ",n  an  ambulanca. 

Bair^  Oewrloh.  of  Joplin.  eon  of 
Mr  and  Mrs  T.  W.  Oeterloh.  and 
Lawrence  Price.  Ba*trr  Springs.  Kan.. 
wrr*  reported  on  the  TiM»d  to  rrcor- 
try'lfda*  at  Hi  John  s  hospital  They 
wtil'fee  kept  at  tne  hospital  for  two 
or   three  dare   physician*  aald. 

The  accident  occurred  about  II 
.Vtiork  Monday  nlsbt  when  the 
Oye*n>t  sedan.  In  which  they  were 
r»v«rruar.  from  a  Hallowe'en  frolic  at 
M*.r«-H*.U  T-liri'f.  skidded  Into  a 
tree  at  the  National  cemetery,  three 
m:>«  south****,  of  here 

The  ewe  we* -demo  lushed  Mis*  New- 
man, filed  Ic  tie  et  J>hr.s  hospital 
as  hour  after  the  tragedy  Her  body 
waa  forwer<Xi  to  JopHn  yesterday  for 


r-i.-*.». 


\o5l 


\  WED   HERE. 

Wilber  Lambeth.  37.  and  Ola  Hoff- 
man    33.    both    of    Springfield,    were 
married   yaaterday.  afternoon  by    Rev. 
<    C.  Sechlcr  at  the  office  of  Jack  w. 
1  McKee.  recorder  of  deed*,  where  they 
i  obtained  a  marriage  license. 

Arthur  W.  McCann.  30.  and  Besala 

K'.rkpe-Ulck.    31.    both      of     Richland. 

Uo  .   were  granted'  a  marriage  license 

'  yesrterday   afternoon. 


under  direction  of  the  Kltryrner 
;  ruoerml  bom*.  He  l»  surrlved  by  hU 
t  wtft.  *  «on.  Owmi  Btwwin  of  Spring  - 

field;   four  daughters.  Mrs.  W.  A.  Bg- 

trrt.  Mrs.  Adelle  Harrey.  Mrs.  WU- 
:  Item  Thomas  and   Mrs.    Verne   Pear- 

•03  and  aeran  grandchildren. 


JOPVH  H.  9HOH  cas. 
TMnaral    aarrtoas     for     Joseph     H. 

Shower*,  ©a.  emptor*  of  the  Spring  - 
!  field  Traction  company,  who  diedyes- 
|  tarday  moraine  at  his  born*.  Jia  Bast 

a.  h.  oomjuoju 

runarsj  servkoee)  tor1, A.  «.  OarwU. 
rr.  who  died.Tueedayr  mdrttoi  •*  bto 
borne,  rootal  10.  SprlnftfrW,  *•£ 
held  mi  a  p.  m.  today  •»  Be***!*  *K* 
burial  in  the  ©Wsttery  there.  The 
body  was  taken  wrertand  ywetrrday  » 
Sedelie  by  ths  Btarne  funeral  horn*. 

AaftVICES  rOK  CHILD. 
Funeral  eerrlcee  wdiw  held  at  1  p. 
m  today  foe  the  Infant  daughter  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Bam  WaUlna.  #00  Ool- 
l«ca  street,  who  died  aarly  yesterday 
morolnc.  Burial  was  In  Danforth 
cemetery.  »  nxllce  east  of  Oprlng- 
flcld. 

MBB.  MARTHA  AU-BN. 
Mrs.  Martha  Allen,  mother  of  Mrs, 
j.  k.  Martin,  formerly  of-Bpeinffleld. 
died  yesterday  et  ber  home  In  Colo- 
rado Springs.  Oolo..  aeordlna;  to  word 
received  here  by  Mra  O.  O.  Martin  of 
Country  Crub  Place.  Mrs.  Allen  .was  . 
inown  to  many  aprtn*ileldlans. 

FRIDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  4, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 

Page  8:  James  R.  Anderson  sues  to  divorce  Henrietta  Anderson.  They  were  married 
October  18,  1921. 

Page  9:  Ida  A.  Dingeldein  was  appointed  guardian  for  William  J.,  Edward  S.,  Josephine 
S.  and  Dorothea  M.  Dingeldein,  minors. 

Page  10:  Guardian  appointed.** 

Page  16:  Mrs.  Martha  Allen  died.** 


BIRTHS 


.  Mr.  and  Mra  Brorotf  Batr.  1309  0t. 

IxnUs  etraet,  enncnjjismrlSje  -birth  of  * 
daughter,  Oclofrer  3«V 


MRS.  MARTHA  AttEM  *»»$ 
Mra.  Martha  Allen,  mother  oC 
Mr«  J  K-  Martin.  «*ho  formerly 
ilved  tft  Springfield,  died  }*•*■••- 
day  at  her  home  In  Coloreoo 
Rprtnga,   Colo,  according  to  &**• 


Judge  John  H.  Fslrmen  In  pre- 
bau  court  yesterday  •OT0'"1** 
Robert  D.  Durst  guardian  for  Doris 
Le,.  Dorothy  WUma  and  Andrew 
George  Bancroft,  minor  heirs,  of 
the  lata   Andrew   Oeorge  Bancroft. 


a  O.  Martm,  v«t 
piece. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  4, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1 :  Miss  Agnes  Slocombe  and  her  brother  Ronald  Slocombe  have  come  to  live  here 
from  Swansea,  England.** 

R.  O.  Smith  has  erected  his  own  tombstone.** 
Miss  Mary  Belle  Newman  was  killed.** 
Page  21:  Six  people  have  been  killed  recently  in  automobile  accidents  near  the  same 
place: 

C.  H.  Turner  on  October  25,  1926 

Miss  Mary  Bell  Newman  in  November  1927 

Arthur  Lee  in  March  1927 

Charles  R.  Fulbright  on  January  17,  1927 

Miss  Essie  Scott  on  October  3,  1924 


1051 


«■*• 


His  Sister,  on  Arrival  Here.  .1$  Surprised  Not  W  f*Wl  Mp» 
Gold  Teeth;  Orphans  Are  at  Home  of  Thejr  Aptr.     . 
Mrs.  Glairy  Williams. 


Th*  American  people  ere  ft 
charming  surprise  to  dm."  declared 
Him  Ap«i  aiooomb*.  10.  who  with 
her  '  brother.  Ronald,  arrived  In 
Springfield  from  Swansea.  England,  to 
make  their  bom*  with  their  aunt. 
Mr*.  O.  Perry  William*  of  the  Vir- 
ginia apartment*. 
_^Lwben  informed  by  a  reporter  that 
fc»»nter»l*w  with  them  waa  dealred. 

fc.  Blooombe.  demurely  gaeped. 
-W^fcyou  muet  not  put  anything  In 
the  paper  about  ue.  Why  in  Eng- 
land people  do  not  get  write-upe  un- 
leae  they  do  aomethlng.  Why  your 
American  newspaper*  certainly  go 
after  publicity." 

"We  are  both  eurpriaed.  at  America. 

.  We  Had  that  the  people  here  are  not 

'  ao  different  from  the  English  ae  we 

erpected.     We  expected  to  find  a  lot 

of    gold    taeth.     But     the     American 

■  psopia  we  have  met  do  not  aeem  to 

be    any    more    money-grasping    than 

L&e   English    aaid  Mlae  aioeombe. 

When    Ronald    wm    asked    what    be 
'  thourbt   o*  the   American  clrl.   he  re- 
p.ird.   with   a  amlle: 


"They  a**m  to  ue*  moiw  NrUft  thfttt 

the  English  girl."  Mis*  Slocomb*  was 
not  wearing  any. 

"Ob.  you  must  not  aay  thai.  Bon- 
ald."  aha  told  him.  with  a  little  laugh, 
"you  wlU  hare  the  American  glrla 
angry  with  ua  right  from  the  begin- 
ning- 

•Thafe  right."  he  replied  amOlng 
at  hla  alater.  "Maybe  you  had  better 
leave  that  out." 

"You  see."  Ronald  aald.  "we  hare 
not -been  In  America  long  enough  to 
form  anyNJefenlta  opinion*  about  It. 
But  «c  arc  »ute  we  wul  Hke  It.  The 
people  we  have  met  have  been  more 
than  charming  and  bare  treated  ua 
lovely. 

"We  Intend  to  make  Springfield 
our  home  for  the  present." 

Their  father,  who  waa  an  Bngllah 
ship  captain,  died  recently.  Their 
mother  having  died  eeveral  year*  be- 
fore, they  decided  to  come  to  Spring- 
rield  to  il""e  with  their  aunt. 

Their  futi::i:  j>la»»*  i.u»e  a*  yet  not 
been  made* 


=e 


:ii\  una 


L'l,l  I7"   i  |l  TTBTai  » 


Erect&Own  Tombstom  . 
Is  in  'Pink  of  tiealtW 

"Uncle  Dick"  Smith,  Union  Veteran  and  Pioneer  of  Howell 

County,  Just  Wanted  to  Select  His  Own  Marker,  W- 

Explains;  Name  Is  Inscribed  on  Shaft 


Although  he   never  "fait  better  In 

!  bat  life."  8.  O.  ("Uncle  Desk")  Smith. 

Unioc  veteran  and  pioneer  citizen  of 

Howell  county,  haw  had  a  tomhatoqa 

erected  for  himself.  \\  became  known 

today. 

The  unpretentious  marker  "that 
-TjncU  Diek-  aasec  ted  to  deatgnet*  hta 
eternal  raattng  place  haa  bean  placed 
to  the  Beroett  eemetery.  10  mile* 
oortbeest  of  Wert  rialne. 

Pi*ecre-by  noticed  *h*  glUtanlng 
in  the 


There  waa  no  free*  dirt  to  ipA&l*  * 

raoent  burial.     -•'.-        '"•'■>  '•*  •'>•--•' * 
Closer  inspection  rwreeJed  the  fbl- 

Company  A.  l*th  Missouri  cavalry, 
born  August  11.  MO.  Ih  a  buna*** 
camp  in  Shannon  county,  Mo,"-  .  : 
There  la  a  peace  **•  for  ah*  motre,- 
mant  workers  to  chisel  out  the  data 
of  his  death. 

Mr.  Smith  now  reside*  at  Mountain 
▼tew.     Ue   t*  still   hals  and   hearty, 
but  declared  he  wanted  to  select  his 
l"own  tombstone.'* 


'o$* 


INJURED  PAIR 
BEG  TO  ATTEND 
VICTIM'S  RITES 


funtf1.    H   wae 


of 


"Both  youths  IM1  terribly  about 
6*104  unable  to  attend  the  funeraL" 
the  physician  attending  um 
youth.*  said.  "But  tt  ra 
that  th«j  be  forbidden  from  oarrytnf 
out   tbstr  desire*.- 

Oeterloh  u  •uffering  tram  e  broken 
nb  end  arrrraJ  nwi  rut*  about  tht 
sr.outb.  while  Ptk*  u  sutfertnf  tram 

wound*  on  Lb*  ino  and  forehead. 

r*uo*r*J  KrriM*  lor  UIm  Newman 
were  to  be  h«M  »t  SAO  o'clock  today 
from  the  bam*  o<  bar  parents,  Mr. 
end  U.i  frank  Niwmin,  402  UoTiet 
avenue.    JopUn. 

Acbootaaatc*   Am  r*UV**rera. 

The  iut  b.  r.  QIm mm.  pa****  of 
the  Pines  W«vfcolir-.  Xptecopel  church, 
wtil  ofrv-:*--*  B-oru-J  win  be  is  Mount 
M:*j<  cmcfJtfi  near  Jop.in. 

Pal^eau-ers  will  be  Uoot*  Taylor. 
r.Terr'.*.  Ajk:rj  *-£d  Howard  Sharp  of 
.•;^_i.  »jLi  Jia*j  Harrtnf-ton.  Joe 
Colline  and  Jo*  Hubb«ll  of  finti 
CV.y     Tt.«7   *«r»  schoolmate*  of  alls* 

Tt*  accident  occurred  tt  a  carve  on 
Bovrth  Jtationai  ittnui  near  JtaUonal 
c*m*»-*r7 

P.-x:«.    dn»Lsc   the   coup*   ba    which 


da,  night  m  *a 

mmb  on  th*  trag*  muom'nx  p»rty 

%t  BMU^-tm     jm    Sot-     P**** 

r^j   »o  to   •&*•<  *>  •«-«  *" 
I  ^^j    rtu.      Botb  T.   patient,    at 

■  •    Johr.'i  borp!t«J  . 

:  WIT.f  to  fee*  th*  danger  of  com- 

Plic'iiou  tb»«  they  wild  tnvlt*  by 

,«.,«.     their    be**    at    to.    hoepUal 

I  bou,  uted  to  grt  friend,  to  tak*  U>« 

I  to   JopUa    for      1 

•  '.earned. 

<>„«    \krtlm    L»*»r*. 

Tb*  youth-  are  Ralph  Oaterlob.  eon  | 

T   w    Oatarloa  of  JopUn.  and  Law-  , 

J^,    m«.    B**t*r      Springs.      X^l 

Ml«   Knily   Kingsbury,  daughter  of  ,    ^j,    »onB.    you^j    p-aople    were    riding. 
U'     and    Mr*       H       E       Kingsbury    of.    »,-;,*;  »-;   ni^it  the  turn  and   th*  auto 

JotjUxl  vbo  aiao  vsa  Injured  in  tne 

crmah.  we*  releeMd  m«n  the  boipttal    Bt    Jct_  m  t<MVit^ 
reaterday.  •      A  texrj  o&wxpour  of  rain   bunded 

BMh  Act  rer%l««<a.  "nc* 

She  wtu  attend  the  funeral 
SATURDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  5,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Job  Newton  died.** 

Marriage  license:  Paul  W.  Vass,  22,  of  Nevada  and  Louise  Robertson,  19,  of 

Springfield. 

Page  4:  William  R.  Jones  of  Yellville,  Marion  county,  Arkansas,  has  published  a  book 
on  the  Jones  family.  He  is  a  descendant  of  John  Paul  Jones. 

Page  12:  A  daughter  Naomi  Ramadine  Gott  was  born  October  27  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ray 
Gott  of  Bolivar.  Mrs.  Gott  was  formerly  Miss  Pauline  Brennan. 
Mrs.  Mary  Price  died.** 
Lillian  Caron  died.** 
Mrs.  Ida  Dulin  died.** 
Thomas  D.  Hinsley  died.** 


MRS.  IDA  DULIN 
Mrs.  Ida  Dulln.  43.  of  818  Bouth 
Henton  avenue,  died  at  10  o'clock 
laat  night  In  a  hoeplud  here  fol- 
lowing an  operation.  She  J«  eur- 
vlved  by  her  husband,  a  brother 
and  two  Bisters.  Funeral .  eenrices 
probably  will  be  conducted  at  3 
o'clock  Sunday  afternoon  at  the 
Starne  mortuary,  with  Interment  In 
Bellcvlew  cemetery  north  of  Spring- 
field. 


CARON  SERVICES 
Funeral  •emcee  lor  "*"•*„£*£* 
on,  Ave  years  old.  who  died  Wed- 
nesday at  her  home,  wefe  "•»*•» 
I  o'clock  yesterday  afternoon  at  tne 
Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
home,  the  Reverend  John  Crockett. 
pastor  of  Tabernacle  Presbyterian 
I  church,  officiating.  Burial  was  In 
Haaelwood  cemetery-  Th*  child  la 
survived  by  the  mother  and  one  | 
brother. 

I05H 


Me  in  sep 


■ 

MnS  GoW  Rush  to  California 
\Ufl_,4d  and  Was  First   to 

Drive  Wagon  Train  Into  Salt 

Lake  City 

ST.  LOWS;* AS  WS  HOMEv 
WHEN  BjjtlTRAOIMG  fOST 

•  - 

Ceme  to  Spri**^  *°  Y**r* 
Ago;  Drove  W9L  iLotri*  WW* 
Friend.  Onty-LM^  Month; 
Know  End  Near 


rpHB  colorful  and  dramatic  life  of 
1  -Undo   JoV    Newton.   Us*  mm- 

viYor  of  th*  famous  -^rty;111?"*: 

f*  )jrll|ty...t»    pioneer  buslnee* 

of  Maeonfy  In  Ml-ourV'  ended  a* 
^aToekH*  last  night  »n  the  qutot 
•leap  of -OaaUi-.  „     —  ._ 

oa  J«te»U  of  thto  year.  Mr.  K«w- 

;..!.  had  fbacived  t:..  .-.»••  »'■<••- 
veraary  of  his  birth  with  a  merry 
(r»^,:  ..f  fell"*  M«»<t.«  .'■•>  •'**;• 
leaders  or  Ihe  Kji«;>.rn  ."--ar  .«. 
Phelps  Orove   park.  » 

d.ed   early    last   night    »^' 

.plight  Nekton  of  Springfield.  e»d  J 

i  a  •«.»•    .K.se    friends  of   th«  fvmll) 


Newton  could  not  life  much  longer. 
He  appeared  drow.y  during  Uie 
dinner,  and  «»«  forced  to  retire 
before  the  gueeta  departed.  He 
lapsed  Tuesday  afternoon  Into  a 
half -stupor,  trying  vainly  to  talk 
to  hie  son.  and  apparently  never  re- 
covered complete  consciousness. 

-Uncle  Job"  spent  his  last  fully  j 
conndoui.  hour*  Tueaday  In  the  j 
company  of  hli<  old  frlendti  of  the  I 
Eastern  Star  and  Masonry — Mra.  M.  i 
p  Welch.  Mr.  Lena,  Mill**.  Mrs.  IV  I 
'■  T.  Klrei.  It  l.iura  Chambers.  Mr*.  ! 
B  11.  Jones.  Air.  and  Mra.  Henry 
OBryant  and  Mra.  E.  M.  West. 


HIS  HEART  WEAKEN8 


KNEW    DEATH    NEAR 

Urn*  !•  »imort  «P-  Btm,    M 

.  —  fl«c%  of   the   Bestem   mar.  **■ 

i:a«,s.,tt5fe 


Dr  W.  P.  «Patt*rson.  tha  family 
physician,  called  at  the  Newton 
homo  ahortly  before  «  o  clock  yes- 
terday afternoon.  Mr.  Newton  a 
heart  action  hud  become  vary  wee*, 
and  the  physician  »ald  death  was 
inevitable  within  ft  few  hours. 

Funeral     arrangements    had     not 
been   completed  last   night,   pending 
i  the  arrival  of  another  aon.  Etninett  j 
N*wton.   from  New   York  City.  Mr.  I 
Dwlghl    Newton    bellevea.    however, 
that    his    father     had     requested     a 
Knlpht    Templar   funeral,   and    such  I 
a  service  probably  will  be  conducted  I 
j  Suadiiv  afternoon  at  the  Paxson  fu«  | 
jneral    home,    with    burial    In    Maple. 
Park  cemetery. 

«. t  i 

;     ST.  LOUI8  TRADING  POST 

♦ ' *i 

torn   on  a   I>elnware  farm   In  the  I 
early   days  of  another  century.   Mr.  , 
Newton  at  the  age  of  12  moved  with 
iiia    widowed    mother    to    St.    Louie.  .> 
then   little   more    than     an     Indian 
'trading    put.    In    »»•    «»•*•«  J  J*  , 
long    overland    journey    a.roes    wll 
dernes.  trail.   It  was   the  be.  inning 
of    a   colorful,    adventurous    life   on 
the  western  frontier. 

The  rest  of  his  oovhood   he  .pent 
in  the  «ay  river  to-n  that  was  then 

St.  Louis.  A  !«■««»  "f  -3  *^  l'" 
frst  rixh  of  adventurers  <o  t..» 
c,.U  fields  of  California  began  In 
1S4«»  he  led  one  of  the  first  covered 
wnp.n  train,  on  the  perilous  Jour- 
ney Into  the  west. 

*lTo  train'across  de»ert^ 

Five  vrars  Utrr  he  brought  lie 
,in,t  euppllvs  Into  tho  »Ul:  Mormon 
vlUufce  ,n  the  l-.-Ws  .-f  U»  ^^ 
Hall  UUe  of  1-Ibii  «hith  w  us  to  be  - 
,..„„.  the  meat  S«»l«  Ul*°  l"y  V 
„Kla>.  I  relithting  across  the  de-erw 
..f   the  so.lta*v.t.   I.e   k-d    ..    trull.   ... 

S„:i   U.ke  i.1t y  to  i'nUf..ri.Li  *»h  .. 
»:r.-..t    herd   >.?  cm.-.   k"J   *.daig    •" 

,.,c  buUdtm:  of  t!.«  ae. 1  louse  n. 

lie  .ii v  of  ••r'-'s  Valley.  «  ..1 

Almost  €0  year.  atfo.  at  the  axe 
.,f    4^.     he    decided    to    'settle    down 


1055 


r 


la  Springfield,  apparently  deciding 
to  1nv«  the  rout*  life  of  the  fros- 
tier to  yoanger  men. 

For  a  tlmt  hero  bo  ted  a  wool* 
en  mill,  and  engaged  In  fur  trading. 
imter  bo  established  a  dry  goods 
store,  and  after  a  tlmo  launched  tbo 
Vow  ton  Grain  mid  fommiwlon 
ceinptnr  on  tbo  corner  of  tho  otroot 
where  bo  baa  llTOd  for  many  yoars. 

♦ 

ACTIVE  AT  90  1 

♦ : ♦, 

Until   past    *0    years   old.   ho   re-  ; 
malned     active     and     Intubated     In 
business     life     and     In     affair*     of 
Masonry  and  the  K/mtrrn  Star.  Then 
he  retired  and  waa  content  to  spend  , 
bis   time   rhnttlnr   with  old   friends 
and    working    In    his   carefully   kept 
garden.   II*   waa  able  to  get   about 
In     his     garden     with     the     atd     of  ' 
rrutrhea  until  nhout  four  years  ago. 
when   he   was   forced  to  result  to  a 
wheel  chair.  j 

After  routine  to   Springfield.    Mr. 

New  ton    to.k    nn    active    Interest    In 

fraternal  work,  being  credited  with 

organizing    the   first   chanter  of  the 

Order  of   Eastern   Star  In  Missouri. 

He   was   a   nteniher  of  several    Ma- 

«onlc   orders.    Inrlndlne  the   Knights 

Templar  and   the    Ahou   Hen    Adhoni 

Phrlne.   He   also   was   a   past    grand 

patron  of  the   Eastern  Star  of  MIs- 

•ourl. 

*  ■ 
i 

r- 


HONORED   BY  MASONRY 


I 


Tn  hli  famous  ft  righting  trip  l« 
^alt  ljikc  City  an. I  California.  Mr 
Newton  left  St  Tx>uls  earlv  In  the 
spring,  arriving  In  California  the 
following  October  lie  returned  In 
Ft.  Ix>uli  In  1SM  by  the  Nicaragua 
route  on  a  VamlerMlt  vessel,  the 
flr«t  l'ne  rim  In  opposition  to  t!ie 
1'atlflc  Mail  roulc.  He  crossed  die 
Isthmus  of  Panama  In  1S55  on  his 
way  to  San  Francisco,  return  Ins  to 
St.  Tenuis  In  ISSfi.  Selling  his  buril-  j 
nos*  Interests  In  St.  Tx>u!s.  he  came  I 
to   Snrlnrfleld  In   H6«. 

In  recent  years  "t'nrle  .lob"  had 
been  slcm'ilv  honored  on  manv  oc- 
casions by  state  leaders  of  Masonry 

and  the  Eastern  Star,  who  gathered 
here  each   year  on   bis   birthday   to 
pay   tribute   to  blm  as  "tho  grand 
ulJ  man  uf  .Masonry  In  Missouri'* 
♦ ♦ 


6T.   LOUIS   BY  AUTO 


lomoblle  trip  to  St.  Louis  with  Mr.  | 
and   Mrs.   J.   H.    O'Bryant.    marvel-  | 
lng   at    the    speed    and    ease     with- 
which    the   trip    wu   made   In    com- 
parison   with    tho   old    days    of    the 
covered  waton.  He  seemed  to  enjoy 
the   trip   tremendously,  and   to  suf- 
f<  r   no  111  effctn   from   the   unusual 
activity. 

l^ess  than  a  week  a«o  he  drove 
out  Into  the  country  with  his  son 
Dwlght,  and  enjoyed  the  outing  a 
great  deaL 

Ho  lo  survived  only  l.y  the  two 
sons.  Hwlght  anil  Kmmett  Newton 
and  a  niece.  Mrs.  George  Teaife  of 
Cheiryvale,  Kan. 


DEATHS 


MR8.  MARY  J.  PRICE 
Mrs.  Mary  Josephine  Price.  4" 
years  old.  wife  of  R.  B.  Price,  prom- 
jlnent  farmer  living"  four  miles  north 
of  Bpringtield,  died  yesterday  aft- 
ernoon at  her  home.  Funeral  ar- 
rangements are  Incomplete  but  bur- 
ial will  be  made  In  Qrosnlawn 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the 
Kllngner  Funeral  home.  Mra.  Price 
la  survived  by  the  husband,  one 
daughter.  Mrs.  Klvin  Moore,  by 
three  grandchildren,  by  two  broth- 
era,  Charles  Kmrick.  of  Joplln.  and 
P.  Emxlck,  of  Jefferson  City,  one 
sister,  Mrs.  Marie  Anichulu,  of 
Chicago,  eight  nieces  and  five 
nephew*. 


p.-      THOMAS  O.   MlNoLEV 
Tboraaa  S>.  Hlnsiey,  «.  ot  i   . 
villa.    Me,   died   In   a  hospital 
at    2   o'clock     yastorday     alts 
af tar  a  lone  llloeea    Hs  la 
by  tbo   wife,  lira.  Wtenlo  Kinsley;  1 
a   daughter.  Jewel,    one  eon,  W "  < 
dan;    bis    father.    Thomas    TTIsHssTi ,' 
all  of  OelnesTllle.  and  a  sister,  btra 
Oladys    Ross   of    Texas.      Tba  body 
will  be  sont  to  OalneerlQe  today  by 
tho  Alma  Lohmsyar  fanaral  boms, 
and   burial   will   bo  at  1:10  o'clndB 
Sunday    afternoon   at   Center   r*osnt 
cemetery   there,   with  tbo 
Ted    Upton    officiating. 


1 
-♦ 
Threo  weeks  ago  ho  made  an  au- 

SATURDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  5,  1927--LEADER 
Pagel:  Job  Newton  died.** 

Charges  have  been  filed  in  the  murder  last  August  of  W.  H.  Hatfield.** 
Page  2:  A  history  of  the  First  Baptist  church  has  been  written.** 
Page  3:  First  religious  services  here  were  held  100  years  ago.** 
Page  6:  Lillian  Caron  died.** 

Mrs.  Ida  Dulin  died.** 

Thomas  D.  Hinsley  died.** 


105b 


Page  8:  Irma  McKinney  Bath  sues  to  divorce  Elmer  Bath.  They  were  married 
September  18,  1927. 


Springfield. 


Marriage  license:  Paul  W.  Vass,  22  of  Nevada,  Mo.,  and  Louise  Robertson,  19,  of 
The  probate  court  docket  for  November  is  published. 


SERVICES  FOK 
101-YEAR-OLD 
MAN  SUNDAY 

Highest  Masonlo  Bodies  to 
Pay  Tribute  to 
Pioneer. 


DIED    LATE    FRIDAY 


Saw  Country  Grow    from 
Wilderness;  Lived  Here 
Sixty  Years. 


Funeral  acrescea  for  "Unci*  Job" 
Newton.  101  yeers  old.  founder  of 
Uv»  Zsstert)  Star  In  Missouri  and  a 
prominent  Msaon,  who  died  at  6:45 
o'clock  last  night  at  hla  home.  MS 
Wmi  Walnut  street,  will  be  held  at 
3  30  p.  m.  tomorrow  with  last  rites 
by  Ibe  Masonic  order.  Knight  Temp- 
lars and   tin  Eastern  8tar. 

r-^=«rml  serrlcee  w:;i  be  held  at  the 
Shrine  mosque  under  direction  of  the 
Masonic  order.     The  Knight  Templar ' 
w.;:  act  as  pellbeeren.  ' 

Burial  will  be  In  Maple  Pirk  ceme- 1 
tery  in  a  lot  beside  hki  wife,  who  died  I 
in  !dM 

PaWM-   te   View  Body. 

Tfce  bo*y  will  be  taken  to  the 
mosque  by  the  Pexaou  Funeral  home 
aa     tour     before     the    services     and 

p**c*d    for   new   of    the  public 
Dr.  Corona  H.  Brtggs  will  conduct 


Mr.  Hewtoo  ft*  mrrtred  hj "  two 
•dim.  stamen  Newton  of  New  Tort 
Otf.  who  wtU  arm*  here  Mat  thlt 
afternoon,  and  Dwtfht  Newton,  of 
l8pringneld.  and  by  a  netee,  Mr*.  Af- 


1057 


I  am  Star,  tn  order  which  he  founded 
la  Missouri,  with  a  dinner  at  hla 
home.  This  dinner  had  been  an  an- 
nuel affair  for  aereral  years. 
Lapsed  Into  Stupor. 
The  dinner  was  given  a  few  waste 
earlier  thJa  year  for  fear  that  TJncla 
Job"  would  not  lire  long,  Mr.  Newton 
was  forced  to  lea  re  hla  guest*  and  re- 
tire before  the  dinner  was  over. 

Late  Tuesday   afternoon  ha  lapsed 
*sio  a  stupor.     Be   ralnly  triad     to  J 
talk  to  his  eon.    Apparently  ha  sorer 
recovered  complete  QOOOBJotsMom 

Dr.  W.  P.  Patfrana.  the  family 
physician,  called  at  Um  Newton  home 
shortly  before  6  o'Oeoeft  yesterday 
afternoon.  Mr.  Newton*  been  action 
lead  become  vary  warns.  The  phyet- 
etan  said  death  waa  Inevitable  within 
*  few  hours. 

Worked  Until  to. 
Mr.  Newton  remained  actlTaly  en- 
gaged In  business  until  after  he  was 
•Oyeara  old.  Whan  he  flret  came  to 
•prtngf  leid.  Mr.  Newton  took  an  active 
totereet  In  fraternal  work.  He  was 
credited  with  organizing  ths  first 
chapter  of  the  Order  of  Eastern  Bter 
to  Missouri.  He  was  a  member  of 
••varal  Maaoalc  orders,  including  the 
Knights  Templar  and  the  Abou  Ben 
Adhem  Shrine.  He  also  waa  a  past 
«J»«1  patron  of  ths  Eastern  Star  of 
Missouri. 

«Prlngfiel«rs  early  business  affairs 
**  a  urns  here  R,  had  a  woolen  mill." 
"d  tngaged  in  for  trading.  Later 
w  *^'Nfc<J,ld  *  ***  food*  *tor*.  Af- 
oLH  UJLb*  >W«*«d  the  Newton 
"*»«  •^Commission   company  on 

tao  eocner  of  too  owaat  when  h« 
Ism  lrvod  lor 


in 


HUMtat  of  %ho  teavoa  Atwp*"*"1 
MM,  to  taw  aa*"  «*l»  *»  *** 

a»  a***  a*  <n  fatmaa.  !*«»««>«•• 

uda*«M  MBaaflaUl  *«ta.  for- 
marty  k>oa»od  «**"**»  *°*J£2j[d* 

^  «rwtos  rocontly  mada  •  t*P  * 
•c  Lou*  with  »**-  •*•  Mn*  J*  **■ 
frnryant.  *  amoroaMd  at  tho  apoad 
Sw»  with  whtah  tha  trip  **e 
nod*  in  aompartaon  with  the  old 
4»r»  erf  tbo  corarod  wagon. 

Loot  woofc  ho  drcro  *****  ta*°  **** 
eouotry  with  hia  aau.  Dwlfht  B« 
greatly  aa>oyoa  *b*  outtDf.  hit  aan 


t7  tn#  beauty  of  the  Onrki  that  he 
iec.eed    to  mat  hu   home   here. 
,     WUi   Died   ia    IMi 
aOT  Mnrtan  jwturaid  to  •*-  Iahm 

Z£t£5S3rm 


Mr.  Jtowtoa  ta  bota  ••  W  *•■ 
U*,  oa  •  f»n&  «*•  nii«*  £r°m 
Georgetown.  Dala.  WbiU  yat  a  child 
cm  «um  wee*  with  hia  mother  to  at, 
Loul*  making  tbo  trip  by  ettimbort 
tod  iijm  ttoia.  TIm  route  followed 
xrr  "Undo  JOB-  ***  ble  mother  wae 
*r  the  way  of  Wtewh.  tod..  Phlladel- 
^*>u  Prv»  .  Plttebtirgb.  Penn.  and 
Alton.  XU.  Ml.  Kewton.  Ida  mother 
end  turn  brother*  arrlTad  IB  8t. 
L0BU,  uvea  *  amall  trading  towa.  In 

ISM. 

Brared    Unknown, 

Prom  ltM  ttfltd  laarch  17.  1M». 
T^le  Job"  waa  engaged  in  the  pe*- 
timee  of  youth  and  In  training  him- 

mU  m  tb.  .rain ^ JSJgttfS 

no*,  in  1M0.  Mr.  **^J£VS, 
of  a  party  that  ft  cut  forljH  !£• 
dt,  with  *  cargo  OX  t*g£  too 
-ion  train  of  which  -TJnelo  Job 
^mambex  wa.  oompoaad  of  only 
»  let  men  end  throe  wagon*. 

The  freight  trip  woo.  •  •J"'?; 
the  wagon  train  reaching  boll  Uke 
cut  many  month*  Utor.  and  return- 
ing7*?" Lou-  Hmo*  •  I««  •«•* 
lte  ortainal  departure. 

rWm»  unUl  1844  Mr.  Kowtou 
enMcod  in  ftoiihtlng  e»x«oea  from 
srTouU  to  the  wo.t.  m*kln«  hi-  U-t 
u.p  in  1»M.  Upon  hU  r«tum  to  St. 
Lou»e  eiUT  the  Uet  trip  in  18*4.  >*r 
M.wton  t>ec*me  one  of  the  l^aing 
buyere  of  wool.  fur.  ond  produce  in 

S*    l'«,uli  _.     ., 

In    184M   •   repreeonutire     of     Mr. 

,  Newton*  compony  in  «t.  L«uH    wm 

eent    to    •pnn«lUW    to    purohM*    » 

bulldlne;  eiu  for  *   wooUn   mill.     A 

,U  »•«  obtained   »t  the   tnteree«Uon 

3f  cempb«a  erenue   and   MU1  etreet. 

s •■•      'jv.<:<   Job-    dkd    not    H*«   "tne 

»-_nd      r:   hU    repreeentative-e  letter. 

»C  came  to  thu  c\m;  in  l»d«. 

tfft  inepecunf  the  eiu  in  aprin«- 

:>ld.  ae  w*;i  ae  altee  throughout  thu 

ie*;cr     Mr    Hewton   decided     that     a 

»  .'  .n   C-.U   wouid    not    b*    praotioal 

in  thu   retion.  but   wae   eo   attracted 


It.  and 
doogb* 

%»r   <rf   oeM   of    the    oldart    and    moat 
prominent  famlUee  of   tttat   et«U     Ut    ■ 
%tj£.    Rrm     ^>\Tton    were    ma-iTUcl      ltj  : 
:1M  in  §'_  Loula  by  Alexander  Camp-  , 
boO.  «no  Mttr  rermed  tno  OiWipbtl- 
Ilea  oburch,  wruah  U  BOW  known  a* 
iBo  ChrtotUa  church. 

Ob  ohatinf  hie  homo  ta  BprtngfioUL 
"tmcle  Job"  enured  too  grain  and 
food  bueinaaa,  For  many  yaaxt  ha 
opotmtod  a  firm  on  tno  public  •quart, 
and  Mtar  moT«d  to  a  aite  on  Souta 
Matfcat  avonuo.  The  Kewton  Oraln 
and  feed  company  waa  known 
tnrotifbout  aouihweet  Mlaaourl  aa 
ooe  of  the  leading  aetabuahmonta  of 
lie   alnd  in  thU  aUte. 

"tTncle  Job"  reeided  In  aprtngfUld 
continually  ainoe  the  time  ho  moved 
bora  in  laM.  with  the  txotpUoa  of 
one  year.  IBM.  when  ho  made  hi* 
tvoma  In  Kanoaa  City. 


100-YEAR-OLO  HISTORY 
OF  CHURCH  COMPLETED 

A  htaaory  U    tha    ***J?***** 

.  ,  .-.1 .1    *4  AnpfKkaHeitd  had  DOOB  ax^n* 

ptM  by  It  M.  IttebardaoB.  «f  wf 
Turner  rumtahlnf  Oooda  oompaoy. 
ehoroh  alar*  and  oenJor  f^oB-J**, 
hia4orykofUM  with  tho  Oral  rall«iow ; 
earnce  to  the)  oounty  and  InclUdaa  Ufa 
akotcboa  of  aH  the  >naator«  of  tho 
church,  and' of  a  numbar  of  church 
Isadora.     Tho  book  wUl  bo  publlahed 

B—W My  after  tho  diamond  Jubt- 

W  eeiebrattoo  of  tho  ohuroh  and  the 
ntati  of  tbo  eotobraUon  will  be  in- 
cluded in  tho  book. 

Mfca  Addio  Lr»uif»ton  haa  ooo- 
trtbuted  tho  atory  o<  tho  Bdaatonary 
work  of  tho  church  for  tho  hlatory. 
Mr.  IHM  tJann  boa  beon  a  matnbar 
of  the  church  for  twmty-mc  jeara 
•Ad  u  actlro  in  tho  ebarch  worh..Eo 
baa  eoaapUad  tho  hlatory  with  a  new 
to  a4vtBf  tho  poopio  tntoroatcd  In  tho 
(jfcqWli  g  #jMU  tsalfht  tBto  Ha  acU»l- 
lim  jj^i  lamfllarlBlBt  them  with  tho 
m meeting   lecU  of  Ita  early  life. 


1058 


CHARGE  DOCTOR 
WITH  MURDER  Of 
OTY  MARSHAL 

Southwest  City  Physician  It 
Spirited  to  JopHn  Jail  at 
Feelhio  Aunt  High,  Of fleer 
Shot- to  Death  on  the 
Streets. 


Charge*  off  ffnw*  degree  murder  wars 
ntod  tat*  ymiftoy  at  PtnwvUI* 
against  Dc  Unrt  Croat**!*,  «trath- 
west  city  physician,  WjusauuUng  At; 
tornsy  J.  T.  fuumU  of  MeDofiald 
county  said  today.  *  Onnl>l»  to  charg- 
ed Id  ooaiMctlan  with  the  slaying  last 
AUfUtt  of  Iflght  ttenhtl  W.  H.  Hat- 
mid   of  Southwest  City. 

Dr.   Crosdale  to  being  held   In  th* 

etty   toil  at  Joplln   for  safe  keeping. 

Tbt    Southwest    City    physician    *u 

i  taken   Into  custody   10  days  ago  on  a 

.  charge  of  carrying  concealed  weapons. 

Raced   to   JopJIo. 

He    probably   wtU    be    a-rrmign©<t    for 


•*~.-~  ww»wyu»        u  ft*  tW  Of 

Ml  saloty.  jjfiiMHPi  tsfld, 

lit  Onlt  and  Luther  MoDonejd, 
arretted  atraral  days  ago,  or*  held  un- 
der bond  an  witness**,  Proeacutinf 

Attorney  PlnnoU  Mid  today. 


rinng  of  the  murder 
against  Dr.  Oroxdala  cam*  after 
CrabJ  and  lidDt— Id  art  mid  to  hare 
furnished  information    to 


aotbcrtetoa  u  onrmsctton  with 
Craag  to  1*111  M  toil  *t  Pln*- 
•nlto.  McDonald  baa  bean  remored 
to  the  county  toil  at  Hsosho. 

MoPonald  oounty  offloere  aald  Hat- 
field had  conduotsd  a  campaign  to 
-rtd  the  town  erf  bootleg f*ra  and  tow 
vtoaators."  Attorney  Plnnell  atated. 
There  bad  b*«n  enmity  of  long  •tend- 
ing between  the  two  men,  according 
toFtnnefl, 

Hatfield  wa*  shot  and  klltod  August 
10  on  the  main  street  of  Bouthwsst 
Otty  and  bto  body  wa*  found  th*  fol- 
lowing ipornheg,  Tbeortoo  that  ha 
waa  atom  by  bank  bandlte  or  bootleg- 
gers  have  been  abandoned. 


105*1 


frl^Rl 


Haoioo 


ago  this  f*8  the 
off  any  kind 


by  the  Hew.  wUHnm  Moonoy.  *  Bap- 
ttot  preacher.  Jn  Taylor  township  on 


On  Korambar  ia\  a  part  of  th*  10,* 
Hepttot*  of  otwao*  oounty  wtU 
in  a*rtngflaed  at  th*  Pint  Bap. 
ttot  church  to  ooUbToU  th*  htm* 
dredttt  anniversary  of  the  bsginnlnf 
of  Bapttot  work  In  th*  county.  The 
oantanntol  catobratlon  win  but  aH« 
day  and  will  be  featured  by  addreeee* 
by  W.  D.  Upehaw.  uwigia—mn  from 
Atlanta,  Oe .  and  W.  O.  Anderson, 
e  former  pastor  of  the  First  Baptist 
church  here,  who  will  speak  on  The 
World's  Debt  to  th*  Baptists.'"  A 
basket  dinner  win  be  ssrrsd  at  th* 
church  at  noon,  and  th*  day  will 
be  spent  Id  exchanging  reminiscences 
of  th*  past  history  of  the  church, 
and  In  summing  up  the  Bapttot  work 
!  of  the  oounty. 


V 


weeks, 

day  fUsd 

Bath, 

other  Indignities, 

Th*  couple  waa  married 
19,  1987  and 
cording  to  th*  petition, 
restoration  of  her 


th* 


UODTSKD  TO  WtD. 

A  marrlag*  license  waa  Issued  yes- 
terday to  Pant  w.  vase,  at,  of  H*> 
tada.  Mo,  and  Louto*  Robertson,  IB. 
of  Bprlngftold. 


LILLIAN  CAJUMT. 
•  PuDsral  ssrrloes  for  LUllan  OafOH, 
five  years  old,  who  died  Wednesday  at 
her  horns,  were  held  at  1  o'clock  yea* 
telday  afternoon  at  tbo  Herman  H. 
Lohmryer  runeml  horns,  JUwsmnd 
John  Crockett,  pastor  off  T*b*fri**le 
Presbyterian  churob.  officiating.  Hur- 
ls! was  in  Hazel  wood  cemetery.  The 
child  is  surriTsd  by  bar  mother  and 
a  brother. 

,| 


MM.  IDA  DtTLXK.  N 

PuMral  MMM  will  bs>  Mid  at  S 
p.  m.  Sunday  at  the  Burn*  mortuary 
tor  Mrs.  Ida  DuUn.  43,  of  aU0  South 
Sanfbiv.  ar«xiu».  who  died  at  10 
o'clock  laat  night  In  a  hospital'  htrs> 
following  an  operation.  Burial  will  b« 
in  u*u*Mi*w  o«mst*rj,  north  of 
•prlnfflald. 


THOMAH  D.  IIINALKY. 

The  body  of  Thomaa  D.  Ulnalay,  O. 
who  died  In  a  hospital  hen  at  a 
p.  in  yesterday  afUr  a  long  Illness, 
!  »u  forward**!  today  to  Ostiiesvilic, 
bu  boms,  by  tn«  Alma  Lohmtyar  Pu« 
neral  homo  tor  burial,  funsrai  Mrr« 
loaa  wUl  be  held  at  3  30  p.  to .  tomor- 
row at  c-tntor  Point  oemetery  with 
JUrerend  Ted  Upton  officiating.  He 
U  survived  by  bis  wife,  Mrs,  Winnie 
Kinsley;  a  daughter.  Jewell;  one  eon. 
Warden;  his  father,  Thomas  Kinsley, 
all  of  Omlnesville.  and  a  sister.  Mrs. 
Gladys  loss  of  Texas. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  6, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Son  born  November  3  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Lyman  Hill  of  route  5  Springfield. 

William  E.  Ashenhurst  died.** 
Page  3A:  Mrs.  Mary  J.  Price  died.** 
Thomas  D.  Hinsley  died.** 
Mrs.  Ida  Dulin  died.** 
Washington  Houk  died.** 
Page  4A:  Irma  McKinney  Bath  sues  to  divorce  Elmer  Bath.  They  were  married 
September  18.  Her  former  name  was  McKinney. 

Son  born  November  4  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ed  R.  Barnhouse  of  route  1 1  Springfield. 
Page  IB:  Joseph  Gaddy  divorced  Dolly  Gaddy.** 
James  B.  Phipps  died.** 
Job  Newton  died.** 

Daughter  born  November  5  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Nelson  P.  Hansen  of  2525  Summit 
avenue. 

Lottie  Chapman  sues  to  divorce  Frank  A.  Chapman.  They  were  married 
November  17,  1919. 

Mrs.  Martha  Forrester  was  killed  by  a  train.** 
Page  3C:  Miss  Vail  Smith  and  Mr.  John  Cox  will  be  married.** 

Miss  Raynee  Curtis  of  Springfield  and  Mr.  Carl  Johnson  of  Ash  Grove  were 
married  were  married  October  28.  The  bride  is  the  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Paul  Curtis,  412 
West  Lynn  street. 

Miss  Pansy  Haworth  and  Dr.  H.  O.  Wolfe  are  engaged  to  marry.** 


Miss  Vail  Smith 

To  Wed  November  22 

Minn  Vail  Smith,   daughter  of  Dr 
md   Vr«.    Wilbur   Smith.    602   South' 
National       avenue.       has       selected 
Tu.-«day.  November  TC.  as  the  dat-- 
for  her   marriage   to    Mr.    ,'vhn   Co' 
of    St.     Ixuilv       The     weddlnc    wll 
:  iVe   place   nt    St.   John's    Kpisropa' 
i-huroh    ar.il    «!'.!    he   attended   by   n 
lnrce    number    of    friends    of    !!:•■ 
t<>UT:jr    ■■■•:t|-'e     liirl'idinc    a    f.-rmet  j 
il:i»ii'..i!,<    fri>m    the    State    l"n:»er-  j 
•■it*  i>r  Illinois  a;  t*bai;.i<ili:Ti.  «'.••     i 
both    ■ItoRtlcil     schooi     t«o      >c;,r- 
aco. 

Another    wedding    which    will   In 
.  tcr«-t    i^prinrfield    society   folk   will 
lie   It  :it    i-f   M,«e   N:t:i    \-ul   of  Kan- 


LEBANON,  MO..  PIONEER 
DIES  OF  HEART  ATTACK 


sas  City  to  S.  K.  Helsley.  wlil.  : 
will  t.V*e  place  Tl'.uiii.s>::'>  .r.g  d.i< 
!n    Kansas    City. 


I 


<*"iai  tHtpatt  h  to  r*»  Vnt. 

LEBANON*.- 'Mo,  Nov.  5—  William 
K.  Ashenbursf,  78  >ears  old.  for  the 
past  30  yeans  a  resident  of  Lebanon 
and  operator  of  a  livery  and  dairy 
'  business,  died  yesterday  morning  as 
a  result  of  n  heart  attack  sustained 
while  milking.  James  Hearld.  who 
was  helping  in  the  milking,  called 
Randolph  Mills,  nearby,  and  r.irrfcd 
the  stricken  man  to  the  house. 

lie  1%  survived  by  the  widow  and  . 
.four  children.    I>>e   and    Miss   Edna 
j  Ashenhurst,    living    near    Lebanon.! 
i  Mrs.    Davis,    also   living    near    I.cb- 
I  anon,    and    on*    daughter    In     Cali-  , 
.  fornla.  ! 


\0b0 


MASONS  TO  HONOR 
UNCLE  JOB  TODAY 


&- 


White   Haired  Men  He  Knew 
As  'Young'  Recount  Roman- 
tic StoriM  of  Life  of  101 
Year  Old  Pioneer  to  Be  Laid 
At  Reel  This  Afternoon 


•r  OOCIA  KAREU. 

UONORKD    by    tba    order    which 

for  more  ^M  k*Jf"*"SfoturT  ne 
ha*  »pon#oisflniLhd  aided  'in  Mil- 
•ourl.  Job  "Newton  todsy  will  be 
'given  Masonic  burial — 

At     I  V»0    this    afternoon,    plumed 
,  Knights  Templar  will  bear  his  body 
reverently  from   the  Psxson  funenvl 
'home  to  the  Shrine  Mosque,  where 
•'  the     Reverend     C.    II.    Brlgga     will 
I  preach   the  funeral  itrmon.    For'  60 
year*.    Dr.    Brlgga   and    Mr.   Newton 
wee*  frienda  and  acUre  workers  to- 
gether   In    Masonry.    Following   the 
eerv Ice  at   the   Moaque.  the   United  , 
Lodge  No.  6  will  conduct  a  Masonic 
eervlco    at    the    crave,    with    K.    F. 
Hanna   In  charge.    Members  of  the 
Abou    Ben    Adhem    Bhrlne.    Knights 
Templar,  and  Eastern  Star  all  will 
attend    both    services.     The   funeral 
baa  been  arranced  under  the  dlrec-  ' 
on  of  Dr.  C.  A.  Moore,  worahlpful 
master   of    the    I'nlted   Lodge,   and 
Mrs.    E.    M.    >\'eat,    worthy    tuatron 
of  the  Eastern  Star. 

Pallbearers,     in     the    uniform     of 
Kottchta    Templar,     will    be    G.    TV. 
'  Ouster.    John    J.    Schneider.   YV.   O. 
■  Swinney.  Bert  S.  I*ee,  A.  C.  Dally  . 
and  Or.  1>.  T.  Kiser. 


And  So  Uncle  Job 
Built  His  Bridge 
For  Those  to  Come 

(XH  HIS  hundred  and  first 
v  birthday  Undo  Jab  Nrwtaa 
nn  to  hla  frteod  *  UtUa  card 
which  bore  the  Haas  at  tkt* 
Tarae.  -The  BuUdla*  af  tfaa 
Bridge- 

■  An  oM  du  going  a  tone  hlgnwajr 
Came  at  Um  erasing  cold  aad  gray 
To  a  rhaam  vaet  aad  deep  aad  wide. 
Tba  old  mu  Blesses  la  Lbs  is-Utgiu 

dim. 
The   aullea   atresia    bad    a*    fears    tor 

him. 
But   L<-  f-roed  wbta  aata   ea   iha  other 

side. 
And   built   a  bridge  to  •can    lha    (Id*. 
-old     niae,'     eaid     a     fallow     pilgrim 

near, 
luu      aie     waning      your      time      with 

building    bar*. 
You  nrrtr  again  will  paaa  this  way. 
Your    Journey    wtU    and    wlU>    the    clos- 
ing   day. 
You    have  croaaad  tba  chasm   deep  aad 

aide. 
Why    I- -<■•'■    )OU    lhl»    bridge    at    evening 

l;d»7 
Tha   bu.Mrr   lided  hi*  old   (ray   head. 
'Good     frlMid.     In    tae    war     that     1'rs 

C"fT>#  "  ha   aald. 
There    :•:. i <•»•!'.   atirr    ine    today. 
A     voul.'i.    mtaoee    feel    muat    paaa    thia 

may. 
Thla  stream  that  has  bees  as  aaugbt 

to   ma 
To  tha    fair- haired   youth   might   a   Stt- 

fall  be. 
Ha.    too.    must    erase    la    the    twilight 

dim. 
Good    friend.   I  am  building   the  bridge 

for   him." 

JOB  NEWTON 


BY    HIS    WIFE'S    SIDE 


i*- 


I 


Burial  wlU  be  in  the  Maple  Park 

!  cemetery,    beside    the    body    of    Mr. 

New  tons     wife.     Mlner\a     i\     Ault 

Newton,  wbo  died  here  41  years  ago. 

I  Mr.    Newton    and     Miss    Aulf  were 

'married    in   St.    Louis   in    H."»6;    had 

|  two  sons.  Kmmett  and  Dwlght,  and 

lived    together    for    10   years. 

The  older  eon.  Kmmett,  for  many 
vMri  prominent  In  democratic 
,  circles  In  Missouri  and  Washington.  , 
and  until  five  years  »fo  manager 
of  the  Landers  theater  here,  will  be 
here  from  New  York  City  for  the 
funeral.     Dwlght    Newton,    who   was1 


associated  with  l.ls  father  in  the 
grain  business  here  until  hie  retire- 
ment about  10  years  ago.  since  that 
time  haa  lived  with  and  csred  for 
hie  father,  end  was  with  lilm  at  the 
time  ot  hla  death. 

Wherever  older  Bprlngfleldlans 
met  yesterday,  the  death — but  oven 
mora  the  life—of  "Undo  Job"  was 
the  topic  of  conversation.  In  homes. 
In  offices  and  shops,  and  over  res- 
taurant tables,  old  acquaintances 
were  recalling  tales  and  anecdotes 
of  hla  Ions  Ufa  here. 


I  HIS  CRONIES  GONE  | 

4> < 

"Uncle  Job."  at  101,  had  outlived 
by  15  years  the  last  of  his  own 
feneration  of  intimate  cronies;    but 


low 


there  are  scores  of  younger  men. 
•rblte-headed  th*n»**lT*e  now.  and 
associates  of  hi*   Utor  years,   who 

,  recalled     and     r*lat*d     tho     thing* 
i  which   had   made   him     for    half-a- 
'  century  an   outstanding    and    well- 
loved  figure— 
'      How    for    66    years    ha    had    been 
In   the  grain    buslneaa   here,   known 
and   dealt  with    virtually   all  of  the 
farmen  Id  Springfield's  trada  terri- 
!  ton.  aa  well  aa   with   th*   business 
[men  of  the  city,   until  ho   probably 
had  a  wider  acquaintance  than  any 
other  man  In  the  Oxarks. 

How  he  was  noted  for. his  square 
dealing,   so  that  "his   word   waa  aa  * 
,  good    aa   hla    bond"   throughout   the  I 
teg  ion. 

a  — ^— — ^— ^— — — — ■" — ■ ~ —~-~'^~^^— ™~ *  *  ! 
SAW    CITY'S    FUTURE  I  I 

♦ ♦! 

How    he   was    civic-minded,    fore- 
seeing  in  Springfield's  earlier  days 
how    the   city    would    develop,   and 
making     his    vision    effective — how.  j 
with    two   associates,    he   recognlxed 
that    one   day    the   city    would    need  • 
■low mown  propvrt.es  and  so  bought 
"the  til)    1> ■:"  t>-  hold  :*t   th.»t  i-.v.l. 
It    was    the   block    bounded    by    Col-  t 
lege.  Campbell.   McUaniel  and   Mar- 
ket, where  convention  hall,  the  city 
fire  department,   and   the  city   Jail 
now  stand. 

!  Tear*  later,  whan  the  cltv  did 
need  the  property,  value*  had  In- 
creased enormously.  In  the  mean- 
time, one  of  the  three  holders  bad 
sold  out.  Mr.  Newton  and  the  other 
had  held  the  rt  si  aa  a  sort  of  trust 
established  by  themselves,  and  they 
■old  It  to  the  city  at  the  price  they 
had  paid  for  It-  and  even  then  took  \ 
(a>ment  in  long- time  warrants. 
♦  -♦ 

BUILT    FAMOUS    HOTEL 


cess  of  many  civic  and  Masonic 
ventures— and  that  his  great  but 
unostentatious  generosity  waa  the 
foundation  for  many  a  successful 
business  and  successful  life  today; 
how  frequently  his  right  hand  gave 
what  his  left  hand  knew  not  of.  and 
sometimes  months  or  even  years 
later,  his  closest  friends,  or  even 
members  of  his  own  family,  would 
happen  by  chance  onto  some  act  of 
free  and  generous  giving  which  had 
never   been  revealed. 

Po  It  was  that  rpcollpctlnns  of  his 
eenial  humor,  his  consideration, 
hojaety.    and    leadership,    farmed 

dayr      .ir    •-:♦«, .}'...:•.:>,'.*»'" 

Friday  erenlng.  hi* 
since  done,  and  his  fine, 
old  body  too  weary  to  carry  on. 
Job  Newton  died  at  hie  noma,  ill 
West  Walnut  street. 

Today  bis  friends,  and  the  chil- 
dren and  grandchildren  of  Mauds 
of  former  generations,  will  gather 
to  do  blm  final  honor— 


This,  old  friends  pointed  out  yes- 
terday, waa  merely  an  example  of 
the  activities  of  "Uncle  Job."  who 
was  ever  a  moving  spirit  In  city 
progress.  They  recalled  that  he  was 
on*  of  tho  builders  of  the  famous 
Metropolitan  hotel,  by  far  the  finest 
hotel  In  all  the  southwest,  which 
was  built  In  an  attempt  to  "save" 
Springfield  when  the  Frisco  went 
through  North  Springfield — and  waa 
a  big  factor  In  the  success  and 
growth  of  the  city,  for  years  a 
headquarters  for  social,  political, 
and  commercial  lire.  That  he  was, 
too,  one  of  the  builders  of  the 
splendid  old  Mansfield  Opera  House, 
at  315  South  street,  where  the 
artistic  activities  of  the  southwest 
centered  for  years. 

+ ■♦ 


HIS  BIO  HEART 


Husband  Awarded 
Decree  of  Divorce 
At  Second  Hearing 

The  second  trial  of  s  divorce  suit 
:„.,«,■.<  Joseph  Caddy.  Frisco 
„;,„a|.l.  operator,  and  Dolly  t*ad- 
,lv  resulted  In  a  verdict  for  th. 
.  husband  In  Judge  Warren  U 
White's  division  of  th*  circuit  court 
yesterday.  The  father  also  was 
i  awarded  the  custody  of  th*  two 
children.  Franklin,  eight  T*ars  old. 
»nd  Connie  Elisabeth,  four. 

The  first  suit  waa  fllad  by  the 
huTband  and  waa  tried  •**.*•* 
term  of  court  before  Judo  Guy  D. 
S55y~  When  Judge  Klrh,  tag- 
mated  that  he  would  grant  th*  wtta 
,  a  divorce  on  her  cross  bill,  a  non 

„„,,    was    taken    by    the    husband. 
'  which  amounted  to  a  dismissal  of 

"^r:^  th*n  filed  rult  for  *1- 
'  vikvs.  and  the  caa*  was  tra"-f*rred 
to  Judge  Whlte'e  division.  A  cross- 
bill was  filed  by  «»«l,lUBband\llll_r 
i      Abu.*  end  sssoclatlon  with  other 
women   were  charged  by   the  wife 
;  while  the  husband  claimed  hi*  wife, 
had    nagged   at   him    and    neglected 
her   housework. 


There  were  many  to  recall  that 
Job  Newton,  frequently  from  "be- 
hind  the  ecenes."  assured  the  auc- 


Mr.    and     lirs. 

BpringfUd^rnat* 
birth  of  a  son  on 
bar  S. 


iota 


WING  BED! 


Mrs.  Martha  Forrester,  70, 
Walks  Unheedingly  in  Front 
Of  Freight  Train  at  Far 
Play 

LIVES  TO  EMBRACE  SON, 
WHO  HURRIES  TO  BEDSIDE 

* 

George  M.  Forretter  of  Spring- 
field, Wins  Race  With  Death; 
Mother    Conscious    to    the 


Um  trat*  or  hear  Ha 
whW)«  blast  W.  «-  Knae*  •« 
Clinton,  tb*  *nplB**r.  <«*  »«•*• 
h«r  approach,  but  th*  *£•«•*• 
William     Aokarmaa       of     Cnntotfc 


End 


*fjt\  i* 


.  ■  r  < 

TGNTORINtJ  Th*  shrill  wnrnhur  «t 
x  th*  train'*  wfaisU*  and  Um  *>*» 
elangtna;  <*  «■  ben.  Mm  Martb* 
B.  Forrester,  ft.  mother  *f  Oeente 
m.  Forrester  oC  Bpriturn*!*.  mat" 
w*d  fatal  Injuria*  at  11  </cWij»i- 

ah*  waft** 


terday   morning-  whan 

Into  tha  path  •«  a  alowly  moving? 

frclilit  trata  near  her  heat*  at  lair 

Ptar. 

Tha  i|«4  woman  wa*  struck  by 
the  engine  of  th*  trala  and  thrown 
clear  of  tbo  track,  sustaining;  a  d*ep 
ecelp  wound,  possibly  a  fraotorad 
•knii.  a  fractur*  of  tbo  collar  boo* 
and  Injur  lea  to  bor  spine-  8b*  dlod 
at  2:30  o'clock  yesterday  afternooa 
In  her  llttl*  homo  at  Fair  Flay. 

Mrs.  Forrester  had  walked  to  tho 
business  district  of  Pair  Play  jee- 
terday  morning-  to  transact  a  few 
matters  of  business  and     re',     her 
mail.   Walking  homeward,   aiv*   ap- 
proached tha  Frisco  railway  cross- 
Inr  at    the   eaat   end     of   the    pea- 
eenger     station     as     local     freight 
train  No.  5*  moved  alowly  Into  tha 
|  town  from  tha  south.    Members  of 
the   crew    said    the    train    was    not 
traveling   mora   than   12     mile*   an 
hour. 

♦  — —  * 

\  WALKS  TO    DEATH  I 

*. — e 

Hon  at  tb*  station  sboatad  to  h*j 
ratal  y  to  stop  as  ft  " 
that  an*  waa  d*spJL 
bar  own  thought*  and  dfci 

I0b3 


^lenBy  to  avert  tb* 
etne  at  th*b*n. 

Mr*.  Futiastar  „~  ~rr~.I^«* 
tb*  track,  stin  apparently  *■«*•*• 
of  her  danger,  *b*o  «*•_•■•!■• 
struck  her. 

Member*  of  tha  train 
tb*  flrat  ta  ranch  bar. 
unoociadoQ*     for  s*T*ri_ 
but  th*n  T*cor*r*d  from  th* 
and  did  n*tapp*art*b*dar- 
ry   hurt.     Sh*  wa*    tak«« 
dlaUly  to  bar  bom*  for 

4> — ^T 

!  HECOQNIZgS  »Ow  j 

Her  *on.  0*org*  ^.  »>»rra*t*r. 
commercial  sgwnt  for  «»•?"•£ 
h^a,  won  a  race  *galo*t f^ZjZ 
her  beside,  rearhtn.  Fair  F*ejr 
with  Mra  Forraater  about  «  "»" 
vtea  before  his  mother  expired.  BB* 
rtin  waa  conscious  wn*nJ,1#.r* 
rived  at  tha  home,  reoornlstoc  ■*■» 
,„d    talking  to   hhn. 

Mrs  Forrester  had  lived  ta  Fair 
!  nay  for  II  year..  »l"~  *•[_"£ 
I  b  U.  Forrester,  now  of  FUtstwrgn. 
P...  was  fir*  named  P— nger 
stent  for  the  Frtsoo  there-  Bb* 
35.  to  remain  in  ™™X 
Ure  alon*  when  Mr.  Forreatw  ia*ar 
„,»   transferred. 

«h,  u  survived  by  the  two  •on* 
;s„?two^uinter^  Mr..  Wlllard 
i  Estee  of  D**  Moloa*.  Iowa. 
■  urs.  Zula  *>«iwt«r_0™°* 
!  Th*  body  wa»  brought  t*  L . 
field  for  burial  yesterday  •*-_ ~ 
|by    th.     Alma   l^ohmeyer   fw-rel 

'  home.  'm  - 


t      wi^ow  of  vrrtwAN 

1  *m^.  Forraatw  wsa  th*  ""j***?* 

Thomas   D.  Fonastsr.  •«*»**- 

veteran  and  for  many  year*^ »«»* 

chant    at    Rogersvllle    la  <*£££ 

county.    Boon    •*«•'»»« £*£H 

death  in  1901.  Mrs.  ro""«**r.m?TJf 

to  Springfield,  living  her.  until OtU. 

when  she  went  with  her  won.  B—  t- 

i  ley  Forrester,  to  Fair  Pl»y- 

*     Funeral     arranfementa    •*•»■* 

'complete,   pending-  •"'T^.EJE 

:  uvea,   but   burial  wilt  be  In   «•*»*■ 

'park    cemetery    undT   direction    of 

th.-  Alma  I^ohmeyrf  funeral  bom*. 

i      Mr.    and    Mra.    Oeorga    ^"^t«r 

[had  hop«>d.  when  they  left  Bprhtf. 

'fl^ld  hv  bu"  ■*  TW,on  Testerday  *rt*r 

rerelvlnR  word  of  the  accident,  that 

the   *«e.l    woman    mllfht    be  «•*•« 

to  a  hospital  here  for  treatment,  Mrt 

Ishe    waa    near    death    wh.n    th*T 

renche.1  Fair  Play. 

'     After    a    brief'  Investigation,    tn* 

coroner    "f    Tolk    county    told     Mr. 

Forrester   an   lmjueiit   would   not    b* 

necessary. 


LACLEDE  COUNTY  MAN 

DIES  NEAR  LEBANON 


.  Sprrml    Pwateh  to  Tht  Snct. 

LEBANON.    Ho,    Nor.    I.— James 

B.  l'hlpps.  prominent  citlscn  of  Lr- 

!  cleils   county   and    (or   the    past    IS  j 

'  years   a   resident   of   Lebanon,   died 

at  Ills  home  here  f  t  o'clock  Frl- 

"dny  afternoon.  He  »m  the  father  of 

eight    children,    of    whom    five    are 

living.  These  are  Mrs.  Homer  Frank 

I  of  Iowa;   F.  M.  Phlpps  of  Lebanon; 

j  Mrs.  I*>tha  Clark  of  Pallas.. Texas: 

'  Mrs.    MyrAe  Grant   of   Los.  Angeles 

and    Mi*s   Charlotte    Phlpps   of   Los 

Ancelcs. -' 

ounce' Engagement** 
At  Luncheon  Party 

Mrs.    R.    F.    Smaller    announced 
the  engagement  of  hear  sister,  alias 
Pansy  Haworth.  to  Dr.  H.  O.  Wolfs 
at  a  1  o'clock  luncheon  at  tho  Kent- 
wood     Arms     hotel     yesterday.     A 
color    schema   of    pink    and    white 
predominated     In    the     decorations 
and    the    men  a.      Pink    and    white 
chrysanthemums   were    the   fa  to  red 
flowers     and    small      pink    gauze- 
wlnged  kewples  perched  upon  pink 
i  hearts   served   as    place   cards     and 
j  favors.     Each  little  kewple  held  In 
|  his   hand    "the   latest   news"   which 
»ai  the  announcement*  of  the  en- 
;  gsceroent. 

i     Hearts  formed  the  afternoon's  dl- 
.  version  and  high  score  prizes  were 
;  awarded    to    Misses    Let*.   Cannady 
end      Ros«     Taylor.      Covers     were 
i  placed  for  Miss  Freda  Walker,  Mies 
Let*     Cannady,       Mine      Elizabeth 
Jackie.    Miss   Leona    Strode,     Miss 
Rose  Taylor.  Miss  Win*.  Tjee  Tay- 
lor.   Miss   Helen   Sbeedy.   Miss  lm* 
Haworth.  Miss  Pansy  Haworth  and 
Mr*.  R.  F.   Smaller 


DEATHS 


MRS.    MARY  J.   PRICE 
neral    service*   for   Mrs,    Mary 
Price,  who  died  Friday  at   her 
home  four  miles  north  of  Bprlnr- 
fleld.  wlU  he  held  at  I  o'clock  this 
i  afternoon  at  Dale  Street  Methodist ', 
church    with    burial    In    Greenlawn 
cemetery  under  the  direction  of  the 
Klingner  Funeral  home. 

THOMA8  D.  HINSLEY 
The   body  of  Thomai  L>.  Hlnsley. 
42    year*    old,    who   died    In    a   local 


hospital    at    2    o'clock    Friday    after- 


noon, wjji  furuarded  yesterday 
j  afternoon  by  the  Alma  Lohmeyer 
j  Funeral  home  to  Gainesville.  Mo.. 
j  for  burial.     Funeral  services  will  be  I 

held  nt   Center  I'oint  cemetery  with  ' 
:  the    Reverend    T.   Upton   officiating. 


DULIN   SERVICES  | 

i  Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Ida  | 
I  Dulin,  43  years  old.  of  81»  South  '■ 
I'atton  avenue,  who  ilied  at  10 
o'clock  Friday  night  In  a  local  . 
hospital.  will  be  held  at  two  | 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  Starne  ' 


mortuary    with    burial    In    ltelleview 
cemetery    north    of   Hpringfic'.d 


Washington  Houk.  77.  dropped 
dead  on  the  lawn  of  bia  f**m  a*** 
six  mile*  north  of  here  early  lest 
night  Heart  trouble  was  blame*  for 
hi*  sudden  death. 

Mr.    Houk.    a   retired    farmer.   I 
survived  only  by  hla  wife. 


Whits  m  u*\t 
day.    The  cat*  to: 
on  November  IS, 

SUNDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  6, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  1 :  Job  Newton  died.** 

Mrs.  M.  E.  Forrester  was  killed.** 
Page  4:  Judge  and  Mrs.  Chester  Selby  celebrated  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 
Page  7:  Mrs.  Alfred  Riggs,  84,  a  pioneer  resident  of  Dade  county,  died  Tuesday  in 
Greenfield. 

William  T.  Brown  of  Areola  and  Miss  Loretta  Mills  of  Everton  were  married 
October  26  in  Greenfield. 

Page  16:  Miss  Louise  Andres  and  Dr.  Harry  Charles  Johnson  will  be  married.** 
Page  18:  Miss  Rynee  Curtis  and  Mr.  Carl  Johnson  were  married.** 

Miss  Pansy  Haworth  and  Dr.  H.  O.  Wolfe  are  engaged  to  marry.** 
Page  22:  Miss  Eleanor  Hogg,  452  East  Cherry  street,  found  a  bundle  of  old  papers  in 
her  attic.  One  is  dated  November  5,  1 827,  and  was  written  by  Miss  Eliza  Hogg,  great  aunt  of 
Miss  Hogg  and  of  Dr.  Garrett  Hogg  of  Springfield. 
Mrs.  Ida  Dulin  died.** 


lofcM 


Mrs.  Mary  Josephine  Price  died.** 

Washington  Houk  died.** 

Lottie  Chapman  sues  to  divorce  Frank  A.  Chapman.  They  have  two  minor 

children. 

Frank  Carr  was  denied  custody  of  his  children. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  H.  Overturf  adopted  their  grandchildren.** 
Page  24:  Card  of  thanks  from  George  E.  McMillan.** 

Af  is8  Louise  Andres  Tm 


Wk&r* 


fh^f^0^B^&i^: 


*?.  i,  "  *■ 


Dr.  Harry  Charles  Johnson  to  Wed  Daughter  of  Prominent 

.  Indiana  Family-Several  ipnngfield  .ResWenls^o- 
,:''.'■  to  Attend  Ceremony. 


■>.v* 


Announcement  of  the  app— — ceorj*;  • 
montefe  of  Mi*a  Lootee  Andre*  «<; 
■VnnsmU*.  Ind,  to  Or.  awry  Cbirte*. » 
JWBW  of  aTvaneTllM.  to 
on    MoTwmbar    IT. 
Mim    Andres    baa    been    a 
and  popular  guest  of  BprtncneM  peo- 
ple and  to  tb*  granddaughter  of.  Mr. , 
J.  *,  Ferguson.  8r.    The  wedding  »IH  , 
take  pteoe  at  •  o'clock  to  tb*  mora-  . 
tag    at   tht   AMumptton     cburcb     at 
arranarrUle.  and  a  wadding  breakfast ', 
at   tb*  horn*   of  tba  bride's  parents.  ■ 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  Andrea,  will  b* 
aa*-*d   at   10  o'clock.     Mr.   and   Mr*  | 
r.    X.   Hear  and   Mrs.   John    Wall  of. 


>"  i 


•prtngflald  artll  attand  tba  wedding. 


a^af»a»»w^^^^^i»N<»ov«<^»'V*i 


»»y»M'»'»* 


part  in  that  tea*  eed  Oo- 

T  want  you  to  koow  jron  nova 

Mcta  to  eolao*  the  hear*  •!  A  •»»- 

_  MaHtoar    who  wa*  anaia* .  f*>-  fc*   at 

*)***■  V"     ^eBwweW     Oaai^aV         \r^MI"J     Jap*'       Ml*H|lWU| 

M»5j  ytftwaodj  Ajg_jjgggfi  O**, 


FATHER  LQSES  PLEA 

FOR  HIS  CHILDREN 

A  pan  of  ma*  Our  of  iMfmW** 
for,  custody  of  hia  two  «ntff*o£l4hj 
ni*  Oerr.  *.  and  Manaroi  Awnabat 
Carr.  i.  Inmates  of,  tba  Candi*-"* 
bona  hart,  was  danlad  by .  Otreult 
Judg*  Ouy  D.  Klrby  yesterday. 

Tba  fatbar  aaksd  to  take  the  obila 
dran  to  tba  bom*  of  Ma  parent*  l» 
BopubUo.  Est  fatbar  *rtunt*ered  t# 
taka  «ara  of  tba  children,  bot  aaid  to 
-would  be  oo*ur*  ead  that  has  ^ 
ill. 


**hnsoo-C«rtla.  '  | 

Mr.  and  Mr*.  Paul  Curtla.  4M  West , 
Lyuv.   Hrret.   announc*   tha    marriage 
of   thnr  daughtrr.    Raynef.     to     Mr 
Csrl  JoIwiod  of  Ash  drove.    Tha  wed- 
dius.   too*  place  October  38   and   the  j 
reretnooy  was  performed  by  tba  Rev. 
JT.  H.  Wiles. 


Tb*  children  war*  plaoad  In  the* 

institution  'on   oepiembar  t,  at   thf 

request  of  tb*  mother,  who  ft*  orp*; 
aratad  from  bar  husband. 

PAIR  ADOPT  CHILDREN 

OF  DEAD  DAUGHTER 

________  « 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  H.  Orarturf  of 
Tulsa.  Okie.,  war*  made  happy  W 
tarday  whan  Judge  Ouy  D.  Klrbf 
antarad  a  daara*  giving  ttoam  la 
adoption  their  gran dcblldren.  Loom 
and  Q*org*  Chandler,  former  .nmaW* 
of  tb*  children's  hosi*. 

Tb*  mother  of  tb*  children  10 
dead  and  they  war*  admitted  to  tho 
home  as  neglected  children  several 
months  ago.  Tba  grandparent*  start- 
ed action  to  obtain'  their  custody  and 
com*  her*  last  July  4.  They  were 
permitted  to  taka  them  to  their 
borne  In  Tula*.  \ 


|0t5 


'UNCLE  JOB' TO 
BE  BURIED  BY 
MASONIC  LODGE 


Body  of  101 -Year-Old  Pio- 
neer   Will    Lie    In 
State. 


THRONGS     EXPECTED 


Eastern  Star  to   Pay  Hom- 
age to  Its  Foun- 
der. 


V9 


rrlvcfe   or   "Uncle.   Job-    Wcwum, 
known  throughout  Um  ttat*  m  "tat 
mb«  Menonry  of  Mto- 
«o*  Friday  night  a*  Ms 
to  *m  tkm  yea*  will 


01  port*  of  Um  tfotn  la  Bay 
'  tbetr  las*  trtwutft  to  the  plQBeftT. 

rUQtrU    MTVtOM    vOl    bd    fattM*    At 

;  sjo  otto*   in*  afternoon  ft***** 
•nrtno  linnoo   undftr   in*   Heat  Mas' 

,  ol   Um  United   Lodn  **  *  **%»* 
I  Teaaptan  and  Um  Eastern  •*«•.     Bo 
i  was  Um  Mawourt  founder  Of  UM 
1  trn  8t*x 

Dr.  Corona  H  Brtgja  wtU  b»rw 
rh*if»  of  »h»  errrloM.  A  doubM 
rats*-*  •.onrtst  will  Mag  two  —IOC 
tiom  Mr  J  vrttnan.  Hoc*  will  slag 
,  *  K>to.  "Croaalnc  of  U»t  Bar ." 
i  T1m  body  till  im  In  iUU  at  ibo 
rmawm    funeral    parlors  until    a   frw 

mnuiM   bet\<e    Um   funeral   wiikm. 
rnenda  bmt   *»rw  the  body  until  It 

w    r»«ion(l    to    the   Moaqua 

foUres-ae:     Um     earvioea     at    .Um 
iue,    lbs   funsr»l    prooessataerWUl 


»cd    A    C    Dslly 

7"^*  Mo*;u«  »4-«  MlKUd  (or  the 
eerrtces  tc  order  to  accommodate  the 
ftuadjede  expected  to  attend  Um  fu- 
neral. 

A  <jtuS:«  ';-«r>t  will  air.r  two  •*•- 
iortloo*.  "Oa'-hering  Hocne"  and 
-ev.cn*  8w*rc  Day."  Tb*  member* 
ar»  U-t  C  R  Coulter.  Mr*  Rob*!-. 
«oo4».  Mr*  William  James.  Mm 
IVf*  Ovf«.*irr  J  Wymin  Hos*. 
Rft^A  MAt'J&fft*,  Waller  I>k>  and 
Tetf  Trmpp  Ml*  J*tIU>  Rom  will  ec- 
rrwapany   Uwn 

Mr.  Newton  m  eurrivsd  by  two 
•one.  Dwtfbt  Kowton  ol*  Springfield. 
and  Kmmett  Newton  of  New  York 
City,  and  »  nteoa  Mr*.  Afn««  Tata  of 
Cnorrymlo.  Kan- 
He  mod*  o  trip  to  St.  Louie  three 
weeks  ftfo  wltb  Mr.  and  Mr*.  J.  H. 
Olrpni  Be  apparently  stood  the 
trip  flue  v 

At  ft  dinner  given  In  hta  honor  by 
the     K»»t#ru     ":*r    Tuesday,    hr    was 
(Vi'K     !•'     lc**e    hi*     tf.tnda    end    re- 
tire      Late     Tuesday      afternoon     be  ' 
!»r*"*d   into   »   cv>ma,   losing  control  of  | 
hie   tole*      Ms   quietly  expired  at  bU 
rv  roe    frwar    erenlng    with    ooly   bU  ! 
pht»ici»n.    Or     W.    P     Patterson,   hie  i 
•on.  Owi«ht.  ftnd  »  friend  present. 

Tr.rw    Job"    ni    •    bMt!n««a   m*n.  ' 
*     r-rr-.  -»r. •.     Muor.     »r.rt     »    "friend 
•.•^  cr.Ar.   '  Hur.'trNM  or  inter*  of  »jni- 
pftttiy  wrr«   r«<riT»d   by   the  ton   y«w- 
•»f  :n   *•.   »h#  iomr    51 J  Wi-it  Walnut 


tapMOng  to  8prtnffl«ld  wb«j  Utt 
town  w«*  younw.  Mr.  Rtwtoo  took  aun 
•cut*  prnrl  In  U>*  bualoftw*  lift  of 
t.*i*  conunucuty  Ha  ***  ftrttr*  in 
rrfttrranl  work,  bring  tba  founder  Of 
Um  l*a«»ra  fttmr  In  MfOBrt  and  an 
anrry  nMtnMr  of  the  Maaonio  ordor. 

Mr.  Rrwtoo  first  opened  ft  woolen 
■OH  her*.  Um  be  eofftffed  In  Um 
for  trvde.  R*  aartabllahed  •  dry  gooda 
■trra  and  Uen  Uun-h«l  the  New- 
w.  ora.ii  tu.a  unnmiMion  compariy  . 
on  the  taratr  of  U>«  alreet  where  be  ■ 
new  lr*ed  for  anany  yenra. 

U.i     Raw  ton     wee    uurtrumenlaJ    In  \ 
bwUdtng     Um     fnnaoun     Metropolitan  ; 
botel.    rn    Um    eauly    deya    UtU   being 
UM  erene  ef  eJl   pntlUoal  g»UMrtn«a. 
and    the   oUf.    MnnefleM    tbnttr.    foc- 
17  kxatted  wn«re  Um  Rogers-Bald- 


(KnMBt 


O 

o 


Cftnn.     oaenmsnder     of 

caRtimendei  y. 
W    Custer.  Jobn  J.  Bcbnrlder 
BwtxLcey.  D    T.  riaer.  B«n  8. 


W. 
Lee 


\0bh 


;i  -r  i 


AGED  WOMAN 
FATALLY  HURT 
BY  LOCOMOTIVE 


78-Ycar-Old  Mother  of  Frls- 
oo  ^Emnlpyecs  Hurled  to 
Dtafth  t*  *aOn  at  Fair, 


.rl 


at  nir  Play.  Ma 
Mr*.  Forrester  «•**  Hi'lng  from  h 
home  to  ih#  buslne«i  action  of  Fair 
Play  when  the  a.rliJ«nt  ixxurr»0  She 
ni  almost  off  the  ilght^f-way  wtom 
•truck  by  the  engine,  having  stepped 
clear   of   Cba    traca*. 


by  tha  train  but  regained  conertous- 
neea  and  lived  for  three  hours  after 
Um  accident,  I  ". 

The  tnfurad  woman  wad  eakan  to 
the  office  of  a  phyatctan  and  a*  tint 
it  ni  not  behaved  that  bar  ifchaHe 
would  pro**  fatal.  Bowevee,  -feet  aoo> 
dltton  grew  teaadiry  worse  And  aha 
died  ihm  hour*  after  the  accident. 
Termer  I  y  Llted  Here. 

Mrs  rwrnur  formerly  resided  In 
SprtngtleM.  Oh*  waa  born  and  rear- 
ed near  Oaark.  Mo.  8ba  bad  maided 
at  Fair  Play  for  the  past  17  years. 

Mrs-  Forrester  la  survived  by  two 
soos.  Oeorge  U.  Porrasiar.  oonuntrolal 
agent  tor  lbs  Frisco;  with  beadquar- 
tora  In  Springfield,  and  BsneUi  Pot' 
raster,  of  Pittsburgh.  Pa.,  also  con- 
ner-te<i  with  the  rrtaco:  sod  by  two 
daughters.  Mrs.  W.  P.  gates,  of  Oaa 
Motoea.  Is,  and  Miss  Sula  Forrester, 
of  Kanaaa  City. 

Definite  tunaral  arrangemeote  have 
n  completed  but  will  ba  un- 
der tha  direction  of  tbe   Aima  Lob- 
Punaral  bona  of  thla  city. 


ion 


P^a^KtagwrneSrot 
Ha  worth,  to  Dr.  H. ,  O.  Wolfe,  waa 
announced  yesterday  when  Mrs.  R. 
F.  Smalley  entertained  with  a  one 
o'clock  luncheon  at  Kentwood  Arm* 
hotel.  A  color  scheme  of  pink  and 
white  was  used  in  the  decorations, 
the  center  of  the  table  holding  pink 
and  white  chrysanthemum*.  Small 
ptnk  gauze  winged  kewples  perched 
upon  pink  hearts  served  as  favors  and 
place  cards.  Each  kewple  held  In 
his  hand  "The  Latest  News"  which 
contained   tha    names   erf    th*    hrM». 


A  tuldra  Wigjlag  Anniversary, 
October  no,  About  oo»  bundled 
friends  and  rvJattvee  of  Judge  and 
Mrs.  Chester  Sclbjr  met  at  their  horns 
at  linn  Creak  to  celebrate  their  gold- 
en waflSSsg  anniversary.  It  waa  ban 
to  tha  saave  hodaa  which  waa  Mra. 
Selbyv  childhood  doom  that  they 
wars  aWr;ed  nay  yeara  ago. 

Hers  they  bare  spent  all  but  nine 
Peat*  of  that*  ana/gad.  gfapflW 
abj»tchildra»atta»e^M?|nawtV)ttr 
boys' and  two  ftraa,  <Th«r  b*ew  *0 
grandchlldran  and  four  graai-frand- 
children. 


noun  child**?*. 

Lotus  Chapsaaa  pattarday  fltod  serf*  | 
a*  €  varee  f— n  Frank  A.  Chapman. 
r  .■*•*?*■.  rjijr4  oaatoditdC  «h*tr 


c  wall  W  bald  at  I 


px  m.  taday  at  tha  eTtarna  mortuary 
Sr  mmw  Ida  Mm.  da,  of  «a  oteth 
Mnton  eawuua,  who  died  at  10  o'clock 


Vraday  aught  la  a  toaal  hoapibiL  Bur- 
tal  wUl    ba    m    »eUeview  osmatary. 
Of  ■otlUffUM 

MM.  MABT  pmiCB. 

arrteaa  for  Mrs.  Mary  Jo- 
Prtee,  47.  wlfa  of  *.  aV  rrtea, 
imng  four  mUea  north  of 
•prtngtteld.  wlU  be  held  af  i  p.  m. 
today  at  Um  Dale  Street  Methodist 
Church.  Burial  wlU  be  In  Memorial 
park  osmatary  under  direction  of  the 
KUngner  Funeral  home.  Mra.  Price 
to  survived  by  bar  husband,  a  daugh- 
ter. Mra.  «rtn  Moore;  three  grand- 
ohUdren.  twa  brotbtta.  Charles  Km- 
rtek  of  Joplln.  and  P.  kmrtck  of  Jef ? 
feaaon  City,  and  a  sUtcr.  Mrs.  Marie 
sVaachulu.  of  Chicago. 


MONDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  7, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Dorris  May  Brooks  died.** 

Job  Newton  died.** 

William  McKee  died.** 
Page  2:  Mrs.  Martha  E.  Forrester  died.** 
Page  10:  J.  A.  N.  Patterson  died.** 


3000  IN  Ft 
BORNE 


Loved  Centsnnarian's  Ufa 
Built  on  Teachings  of  Ma- 
sonry and  Christ  Says  Pas- 
tor; Fellow  Masons  Bear 
Body  to  Grave 


TNTO  a  gravs  heaped  with  tbou- 

*■   »antla      of      fragrantly      beautiful 

bloaaoms — as      from      afar      •laps" 

sounded    with    tender    flneUty— -the 

I  body    of    Job   Newton.    181-yeer-oM 

I  Springfield   plonoer.  was  reverently 

i  lowered  yesterday  afternoon  by  hia 

I  MiiBonlo  brothers. 

The  funeral  at  the  Shrine  Mosque. 

nt  tended  by  nearly  3000  of  the  axed 

,  man' a  vfrtenda  und   associates,   was 

i  one    of    the    largest    ever    held    In 

I  Springfield. 


Um  great  Christian  vsriOoo  faith 
la  Qod,  the  brotherhood  at  mas.  a 
Ufa  which  aa«S  In  death,  but  la 
followed  ly  resurrection  and  tm- 
mortallty. 
"Berry  In  hia  Masoalo  Ufa  he  had 
i  bean  taught  that  the  Bible  la  the 
Inestimable  gift  of  God  to  man.  to 
be  used  m»  a  rule  and  guide  to  faith 
and  practice;  and  that  ha  never 
ahould  engage  In  any  important 
undertaking-  without  Invoking  the 
aid  and  bleaslng  of  the, Deity. 

SKS  SO.  THRSS  ON  PAGE  TSX 


I, 


MYRIAD8  OF    FLOWERS 


J.  A-  K. 

Dr.  W.  P.  Patterson  ©t 
died  at   7:45   o'clock  last  night" 
the    family    boms    tn    Sale   Creak.* 
Teen,    near  Onattanooga.  v.     ,_aidsl 

Doctor  Patterson  left  Immediate-  ' 
ly.  for  Sale  Creek v  where  he  prob- 
ably wilt  remain  for"  the  remainder 
>f  the  week. 

Mr.  Patterson  had  been  In  poor 
health  for  several  months,  and 
news  of  his  death  was  not  unex- 
pected by  friend*  of  the  family 
here.  He  is  survived  by  four  sons. 
Doctor  Patterson.  A.  U.  Patterson 
pf  Savannah.  (Ja  ,  K.  .1.  J'utterson 
»f  0»attanooR:t,  and  J.  T.  Patterson 
tt  Bale   Creek. 


At    l:«0    o'clock.    In    the  Parson, 
,  Funeral  home,  abrtst  private 
ivlce  for  members  ef  the  family 
I A    few    Intimate    friends    was   read 
by  Dr.  Corona  H.  Brine:  and  then 
■  uniformed    Knights    Templar    car- 
ried the  body  to  the  Mosque,  where 
,  the  publlo  service  took  piece.  Th» 
platform  wee  heavily  banked  with 
myriad*   of  flowers,  received  from 
all     parte     of     Missouri     sad     the 
Oearke.    But   the  casket  Itself  was 
|  moat  almpiy  end  Impressively  deoo- 
I  rated    only    with    the    emblems    of 
Masonry,     which    ■poke    eloquently 
of  Mr.  Newton's  long  Masonic  serv- 
ice and  the  love  of  his  fellow  mem- 
bers. 

Doctor   Brig**,    who   for   47   years 
Imd   been  a  friend  of  Mr.  Newton. 

made  the  funeral  address,  tn  which  -^tootm.  dt»d  yesterday  afternoon  at 
Um  spoUc  of  their. enduring  friend-  1  n>f  home.  141  jwrta  Kansas  avenue, 
-w.-;  •_-*» ef  Hr.  Wa^rtoaTfcgFrWT  V.n,  u  survive*  by  her  father  and 
trTafastrnrr  '  I    mother,  two  brothers  and  three  els- 

—  ■*■'  tars.  Funeral  arrangements  have 
not  been  completed,  hut  burial  wlU 
be  In  Haaelwood  cemetery  under  di- 
rection of  the  Pax  eon  funeral  home 


DORRIS  MAY  BROOKS 

t-jrearrola 


%    -uncle  jors-  cwatp 


♦  I 


•  Hia    character. 
said,  **Was  moulded  by 
la  the  teachings  ef 


Uootejg) 
1  byato 


lofcg 


I  rletjm  to  tb«  extent  that  he  would 
not  be  able  to  fire  a  eeoond  shot. 


TROUBLE  REPORTED 


J 


OF  AGEDFARMER 

First  Degree  Murder  Charge 
Filed  Against  Alba  Woman  i 
Despite    Report    Made    by 
Coroner's  Jury 


BELIEVE  MAN  KILLED 
WHILE  UTTERING  PRAYER 


Many  other  factors  enter  *ta£o 
Um  case  of  circumstantial  evidence 
built  up  against  the  woman.  Anions 
these  are  reports  of  domestic  trouble 
between  Mr.  and  Mrs.  McKee.  At  ; 
one  tlnie  a  divorce  suit  was  filed  i 
by  one  of  them,  but  later  dismissed.  I 

Prosecutor  Blrkhead  has  learned  ! 
also  that  property  which  McKee  j 
uwned  recently  wan  transferred  to 
a  third  party  by  a  legal  process. 
itul  then  dit'i'.til  back  to  Mr.  ard 
Mrs".  McKee  making  either  one  of 
them  the  heir  :n  the  evm  of  the 
other's    death. 

+ -♦ 

CHARGE   IS  DENIED 


!  Prosecutor      Thinks     William 
McKee  Kneeling   When  At- 
tacked; Preliminary  Hearing! 
Scheduled  Today. 


i 


i  Facing  a  web  qf  circumstantial  j 
i  evidence  which  the  prosecutors  In-  i 
I  terpret  as  the  gruesome  story  of  a , 
,  carefully      planned      slaying.      Mrs.  I 

Vlo'.a    McKee.   farm   woman  of  ne.v 

Alba,  Mo,  ta 

arraigned  4a  >; 

a  murder  charge  In 

the.  death  of  her 

tembor  t£,     "  t         n 

mtatt  of  •  first  degree  dm 

charge   against    Hnx    McKee  camel 


Mrs.     MoKrt    denied    the    prose- 
cutor s    c::;uv    when    p'.utvd    under 
arrest.    repeating    the   story   she  re-  , 
lated    before   a   coroner's  jury.      She  ' 
returned    home    late  on    tlie    after- 
noon   of    September    21    to    find    her  ; 
husband     lying    dead    on    the    floor.  , 
she    said,    and    declared    she    knows 
nothing    else   of   the   death.  | 

Testifying  before  the  coroner's 
iiiry.  which  convened  s4>on  iftcr 
Mr.  Mi'Kee's  death.  Mrs.  McKe*» 
declared  that  her  husband  had 
been    of   unsound    mind. 

\rriiimment  at  Carthage  todav 
»•.;:  '"•  before  Justice  <■.  W  \*v:i- 
dorf. 


6ssfj»*lgi». 


&*** 


inv« 


McKee,  «*:  '«sr' 

on    the    floor    of    their    farmhouse 
September    II,   tiro   bullet 
In  hie  head. 


8H0T  WHILE  PRAYING*      | 

His    Investigation,    according      to 
Mr.  Blrkhead,  has  brought  conclu- 
sions from  leading  physicians  ihat 
It   would    have    been    virtually   Im- 
possible, from   the  physical  stand- 
point,  for  McKee   to  have  died  by 
his    own    hand.      The    aged    farmer 
j  was  shot   twice  In   the  back  of  tho 
i  head.     Blrkhead  s  theory   is  that.  If 
i  the- first   shot  did   not  produce  In- 
1  stant   death;  It   would  paralyze   the 


CONDUCT  FUNERAL  TODAY 
^  FOR  WOMAN  HIT  BY  TRAIN 

*    Funeral  services  t sr  Mrs    Martha 

*fc  Forrester,  70.  mother  of  Georgo 

V.   Forrester    of    Springfield,    who 

•suffered    fatal    Injuries      Saturday 

"l^erbeo  ahe  walked  Into  the  path  of 

Might  train  near  her  home  at 
Flay.    WW    be    conducted    at 
o'clock   this  afternoon   at  the  , 
Lobmeyer  funeral  home  here. 
vATta  serrtoe  will  be  conducted  by 
tfce    Reverend    John     TV.     Pearson, 
of  St,  Paul  Methodist  Bpls- 
cherch  here,  who  will  be  as- 
hy   the    Reverend    Cook    of 
Flay.       Burial     will     be     In 
staple  Park  cemetery. 


J. 


\ow\ 


MONDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  7, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Charles  E.  Rucker  died.** 
Page  4:  Mrs.  Martha  E.  Forrester  died.** 

J.  N.  Patterson  died.** 
Page  5:  There  was  a  Mitchell  family  reunion.** 

Job  Newton  died.** 
Page  6:  Charles  Meddings  died.** 

Doris  May  Brooks  died.** 

John  R.  Carr  and  Leah  M.  Hart  were  married.** 

Son  born  November  1  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  M.  Pauline  of  St.  Louis.  Mrs.  Pauline 
was  formerly  Miss  Mary  Conrady  of  Springfield. 

Page  7:  Dr.  Bonifant  Ramsey  Harmon  died.** 

Page  12:  Marvin  A.  Craig  sues  to  divorce  Estella  Craig. 

Page  15:  Miss  Vail  Smith  and  Mr.  John  Cox  will  be  married.** 


Mis*  Vail  ftmltti  to  MTa*. 
Miss  Vail  8mrth.  daughter  of  Dr. 
and  Mn.  Wilbur  Smith.  Ms*  South 
National  avenue,  will  be  married  No- 
vwmber  S3,  to  Mr.  John  Cos  of  St. 
Uoule.  The  wedding  will  take  place 
ta  8t  John's  Episcopal  church  and 
will  be  attended  by  a  Urge  number 
of  friends  of  to*  young  wupto.  MlM 
Smith  and   Mr.  Co*  attended     the 


▼?C#*rtB^»  *^^r* 


tviij  where  Ml**  Karat 
be  matron  of  honor  at  the  wedding  ot 
her  cousin.  Maw  Kite  Vail,  who  wtU 
be  married  on  Thanksgiving  day  to 
Mr.  8.  K.  Helaley.  Mlea  Vail  bee  vUlt- 
ed  here  many  Umee  and  la  well  known 
among  Sprlngfelld  folk. 


HONOR  THEIR  AUNT,  72 


Twenty-nine  nephtwa  and  nl 
attended  a  eelebraUon  held  In  honor 
of  Mre.  M.  P.  MltcheU.  73.  of  Hamil- 
ton. Ku..  yeeterday  at  the  borne  of 
Mr.  and  Mre.  Tedford  Former  at  Wtl- 

lard.  Mo. 

Twenty-five  of  the  relatives  were 
from  Bprtngfleld  and  went  to  WU- 
lard  In  two  care  and  a  truck.  Mri. 
MltcheU  la  vlaltlnr  at  the  home  of 
Mr.  and  Mra.  R.  8.  Fox.  »7*  North 
Jefferaon. 

Tboee  who  attended  were:  Mr. 
end  Mrs.  V.  E.  Mitchell.  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  II.  C.  Mitchell.  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Harrta  Dickey,  Mr.  and  Mra.  Alfred 
Harthcuck.  Mr.  and  Mra.  Cherlet 
Hastings,  Fred  Mitchell:  Mlsaea  Alice 
Westmoreland.  Tennle  rortner.  Anna- 
lee  Mitchell.  Josephine  Mitchell. 
Mildred  Mitchell.  Marporle  Mitchell. 
;»ud  Ciena  Mitchell.  Perry  Mitchell. 
Dentil  Mitchell.  Howard  Dickey,  Earl 
Btarn.  Homer  Fortner.  Ralph  Fortner 
end  L.  J.  Martin,  all  ot  8prlngfleld. 
and  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Tollle  Mitchell  of 
WUlard. 


The  Oaieaeu  funeral. 
Funeral  aertloee  for  Dr.  Bonifant 
Ramsey  Harmon.  60  years  old.  who 
died  at  Oarthage  was  held  yesterday 
at  the  home  of  Mre.  Harmon's  broth- 
er. C.  8.  Burg,  at  Bethany,  Mo.  Burial 
waa  la  Bethany  eVmetery. 

Dr.  Herman  waa  born  June  10. 
1807.  at  De  Kalb.  Mo.  He  went  to 
•  Carthage  from  Springfield  to  Join 
,  Mre.  Harmon,  head  of  the  Latin  de- 
partment at  Ozark  Weeleyen  college 
Dr.  Harmon,  who  had  been  a  practic- 
ing physician  for  thj  laat  forty  yeara. 

He   went    to   Oorpua  Chrletl.  Tex.,  | 
last  February   to  regain  hla   health.  ! 

which  had  been  bad  for  about  a  year. 
He    waa    removed    to    hla    home    this 
j  week  from  the  Carthage  hospital. 

bn^ey^wvi'ffln'  ritTBjir-i  «:  .<  *  «-v. 
CHARLES  MEDDINGS, 
FRISCO  EMPLOYE,  DIES 

Cbartse  K.  Meddinge.  31,  an  em- 
Ploys  of  the  Frisco  railroad  at  the 
►oeeJ  general  office  building,  died  at 
1  o'clock  p.  a.  today  at  the  home 
ion  West  Meant  Vernon  street  He 
Is  suTTlTed  by  his  mother.  Mrs.  Ullle 
Burg,  sis  West  Walnut  street;  one 
•**•».  M*e,  Marine  Ruffln;  three  half - 
fc»othere>  Boy.  Audrte  and  Harold 
**ge.  and  a  half -slater.  Jessie  Sage,  all 
of  this  mty.  Funeral  eerrfoee  will  be 
bead  at  140  p.  m.  Tuesday  at  the 
Aasso  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home,  gS4 
8%.  louts  street,  wit*.  n*r  J.  w.  Fear- 
asj  otOetattng.    Interment  will  be  In 


\or\0 


Southwest's  Esteem    -v*" i:« 
For  'Uncle  Joy  Spoken 
In  Costly  Flowers 


Southwest  Missouri  spoke  Its  es- 
U«m  yesterday  for  "Unci*  Job"  New- 
too  in  the  language  of  the  Dowers. 

Psora)  trlbuiM  running  into  hun- 
dreds of  dollar*  banks*  hit  cuk«t 

Several  thousand  people — many  « 
Umoi  from  Carthage,  Jopltn,  Barton*, 
Mount  Vernon  and  othar  southwest 
Missouri  town*— vara  to  Springfield 
yesterday  aftarnoon  to  pay  paraonal 
trtbuta  to  "Uncle  Job."  who  died  Fri- 
day at  hie  home  cm  Won  Walnut 
•treat. 

Funeral  aenrlcea  for  Mr.  Newton 
probably  ware  tbe  moat  lmpresalvs 
rrer  hew  la  tbe  city. 

Private    Services    first. 

Private  services  flret  were  beld  at 
1  30  o'clock  at  tbe  Paxson  funeral 
home.  Th*  service*  were  read  by  Dr. 
C.  H.  Brigs*.  Tbe  family  and  cloae 
friend*  attended   tble  service. 

Tbe  body  waa  carried  to  tbe  Shrtne 
moeQue  by  uniformed  stnlgbts  Tem- 
plar for  the  public  service. 

Around     the     casket,    waa     banked  j 
probably    the    greatest  floral    trtbuta 
ever  seen  in  Springfield. 

Next    to    the    bier    were   the    floral 
emblems  of  the  Masonic  bodies. 
Tap*    Sounded. 

Th*  funeral  naartu  at  tbe  tnoaque 
waa  delivered  by  Dr.  Brlgge.  who  had 
been  a  friend  of  "Uncle  Job"  for  47 
year*.  He  apoke  of  their  enduring 
friendship  and  of  hi*  friend'*  long 
life  in  Masonry. 

From    tbe    moeqce    tbe   body    waa 


to  Maple  Park  oemetary, 
tbo  rttuailstlo  burial  ewnrto*  of  the, 
Mhwi  waa  road  by  K.  F.  B*xum. 
Into  »  e*reve  heaped  with  thousand* 
of  fragrerly  beaaUful  flowers— 
while  from  afar  ~tapaM  sounded  aof  Uy 
— tbe  body  of  Job  Kewtoo  **b  lam- 
ared  Into  Ito  aternal  resting  place. 

**Hie  character.'*  Dr.  Brlggs  said, 
"waa  moulded  by  bis  belief  In  the 
teaching*  of  Masonry  and  tba  graat 
Christian  TartUaa—  faith  In  Ood.  tba 
brotherhood  of  man,  a  Ufa  which 
end*  In  death,  but  Is  followed  by  res- 
urrection  ~nd   Immortality. 

"Early  In  bis  Maaonlo  Ufa  ba  bad 
been  taught  that  tba  Bible  la  tbe 
Inestimable  gift  of  Ood  to  man,  to 
ba  used  aa  a  rule  and  guide  to  faith 
and  practice;  and  that  he  never 
should  engaga  In  any  Important  un- 
dertaking althout  Invoking  the  aid 
and   blessing  of  the  Deity. 

"The  great  lessons  taught  In  Ma- 
sonry are  tbe  *tory  of  human  life." 
Dr.  Brlggs  said — "it's  trials,  empta- 
lion*  and  dangers,  death  and  Immor- 
tality. 

These  were  the  things  Job  New- 
ton believed  and  the  things  which 
shaped  hi*  life  and  character. 

"Hi*  gre*t  popularity  v.aa  based  on 
his  fine  Integrity:  and  the  belief, 
reverence  and  sffectlon  which  the 
members  of  tbe  Eastern  Star,  which 
he  founded  In  Missouri,  had  for  him. 
showed  tbe  good  that  waa  In  him. 
Such  devotion  la  not  given  unde- 
served.** _ 


AGED  VICTIM  OF  TRAIN 
WAS  BURIED  TODAY 


.  PUBIS  MAY  BJiOOKS. 
Funeral  service*  ware  held  at 
3:30  p.  m.  today  at  tba  Fexson 
Kuneral  home  for  Dorte  May  Brooks 
3-year-olJ  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Edward  H.  Brooks,  SO  South  Kansas 
avenue,  wbo  died  at  noon  yesterday. 
Burial  was  In  Hsrelwood  cemetery. 
The  child  Is  survived  by  ber  parent*, 
three  sisters  and  two  brother*. 


1071 


Last  rltea  for  Mra.  Martha  B.  For- 
rester, 70,  mother  of  Oeorge  M.  For- 
rester of  Springfield,  who  died  Satur- 
day from  injuries  received  when 
struck  by  a  freight  train  near  bar 
home  In  Fair  Play,  were  beld  at  3:30 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  Alma 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home.  The  Rev. 
John  W.  Pearson,  pastor  of  St.  Paul 
M.  X.  church,  officiated,  assisted  by 
tbe  Bev.  Mr.  Cook  of  Fair  Play.  Bur- 
1*1  w*»  m  Maple  Park  cemetery.  . 


.MARRIED  BY   SRCHLER. 

John  R.  Carr.  32.  and  Leeb  M. 
Hart.  23.  both  of  Springfield,  were 
married  Saturday  night  by  the  Rev. 
t.  C  Sechler.  pastor  of  Central  Chrts- 
iton  church,  at  the  home  of  Jack  W. 
.UcRce.  recorder  of  deed*.  240  West 
Weba'.er  street.  The  coupla  obtained 
•.he  J'.cense  from  the  recorder  st  his 
horn*  and  the  minister  ws*  called 
there  to  perform  the  ceremony. 

Tro  marriages  ware  performed  Sat- 
urday afternoon  at  Mr.  McKee's  of- 
f:ce  in  the  court  house  by  County 
Judge  J.  w.  Tlppln.  The  couple  mar- 
rl»d  were  Harvey  Baldwin,  23.  Jeri- 
cho 8pr1:ure,  and  Mary  McBwetn,  S3. 
Springfield,  and  William  Floyd  Dear* 
tck.  21.  Kansas  City,  and  Marine 
Belle  Bkylee,  3d,  SprtBjfJtJA 


DR.  PATTERSON  GOES 
TO  FATHER'S  FUNERAL 

Dr.    W.    P.    Patterson    left    Bunday 
night    for   Sales    Creek,   near   Chatta- 
nooga.  Term.,    to   attend    the   funeral 
of  his  father.  J.   A.   N.  Patterson.  8».  : 
who    died    last    night. 

The  senior  Mr.  Patterson  had  been 
in  poor  health  for  several  months  snd 
his  death  was  not  unexpected.  Sur- 
viving are  three  other  sons,  A.  L. 
Patterson.  Sarannah.  Oa  :  R.  J.  Pat- 
terson of  Chattanooga,  and  J.  T.  Pat- 
terson   of    Sale    Creek 


1  KILLED  AND  2  HURT 
AS  TIRE  BLOWS  OUT 

Charles  K.  Rucker,  Manett,  died  this 
morning  in  the  Nevada.  Mo,  city  hos- 
pital as  a-  result  of  Injuries  sustained 
Saturday  In  an  automobile  accident 
near  Nevada,  aooojrdlng  to  an  Associ- 
ated Press  dispatch  received  here.  The 
accident  was  caused  by  a  tire  blow- 
out. Miss  Battle  Rucker.  his  daugh- 
ter, and  Mrs.  6.  W.  Whlttaker  ware 
Injured.  Miss  Rucker*  condition  la 
critical. 


TUESDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  8,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  license:  Joe  R.  Downing,  21,  and  Pauline  Carter,  17,  both  of 
Springfield. 

Martin  L.  Wheeler  and  Miss  Madge  Glenn  were  married.** 

Page  3:  A  son  John  Logan  Anderson  was  born  November  6  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  D. 
Anderson  of  route  3  Springfield. 

Charles  R.  Meddings  died.** 
Mrs.  Martha  T.  Booth  died.** 
Page  12:  Daughter  born  November  7  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sherman  P.  Finn  of  1408  South 
Florence  avenue. 

Son  born  November  6  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Byron  E.  Snider  of  741  Delia  street. 

J.  E.  Rucker  was  killed  in  an  automobile  accident.** 

i 

MR8.    MARTHA   T.    BOOTH 
Mrs.   Martha    T.   Booth.    8T    years 

old.    widow   of    the    late    Waldo    C. 

i;<x>th.  died  yesterday  afternoon  fol- 
lowing   a    lingering    Illness    at    the 

homo  of  her  son,  titanley  O.  Booth.  I 

of    <J2»    East    Elm    street.    She    was  | 

U,rn  in  Buffalo.  N.  V..  In  1S39.  was  | 

married  In  1&65  when  she  made  her  . 

hon.e  !.n  Cincinnati.  Ohio,  the  fam-  ' 

iiy    u.oUng   to    fc-prlngfleld    In    1«69.  , 
:S?he  is  survived  by  .two -sons.  Stan-  I 
.!*>•    C.   and   George.  1L    Booth,    and 
i  two  sisters.  Mrs.  I   E  Lord  and  Mlsa  j 
I  Ida  Thomas.    (Funeral  services  will 
I  be    held    at    the    residence    at    2:30 

o'clock    tomorrow      afternoon    with  I 

ju  m\  ir.   Maii'.e   Fark  cemetery  un- 
!der  the  direction  of  the  Alma  Eoh-  , 
Irn^^r  T*uner«l  home.  I 


i<m 


EVERTON  GIRL.  20. 


Awioafnted  toy 
ence,  Veteran  Fontier  lite- 
sourian  Takes  Miss  Madge 
Glen  as  Bride  in  Colorado 


gF.KKI.VG  a  wtf*  "without  jan 
Ideas."  Martin  U  Wb«wlir.  t«- 
year-old  hotel  owner  of 
Col.,  yesterday  married  Mies  Mads* 
Glenn.  20-year-old  girl  of  Evertoo. 
Mo,  a  few  momenta  after  ho  mat 
her.  for  the  first  time  In  a  railway 
station  In  Pueblo.  CoL 

The  patriarch-groom  haa  nine 
children,  the  youngest  of  whom  la 
older  than  his  bride.  Some  of  his 
grandchildren  are  older  than  Mtas 
Glenn. 

Wheeler,  who  was  a  boyhood 
friend  of  Miss  Glenn's  great  grand- 
father In  Dade  county.  Mo.,  saw  his 
voung  wife  for  the  first  time  when 
he  met  her  a  railway  station  In 
Pnehlo  vpstenlny.  having  been  ln- 
:r -««lii«  <•■!  to  Ii«t  t>\  i'or.res|H»n«lenoe 
through  .1  cousin. 

Miss  olenn  went  to  Pueblo  from 
a  farm  near  Kverton  on  which  her 
elderly  husband's  first  wife,  now 
dead,  was  burn.  The  marriage 
ceremony  was  performed  by  Jus- 
tice George  C  Foater.  who  lived  In 
the  same  Missouri  neighborhood  as 
a  boy  and  who  Is  acquainted  with 
both  families.  *"* 

Wheeler,  who  went  to  Colorado 
from  Dade  county  in  a  prairie 
schooner  40  years  ago.  Is  the  father 
of  Horace  W.  Wheeler,  prominent 
Denver  oil  man.  He  has  four  great- 
grtndchlUren. 

The  newly  weds  will  live  at  the 
Wheeler  hotel  in   Florence.  CoL 


CHARLE8  R.  MEOOIN03 
Funeral  services  tor  Charles  R." 
Meddlnga.  11  years  old,  an  employe 
of  tho  Frisco  office  buDdlng  here, 
who  died  at  1  o'clock  yesterday  af- 
ternoon at  his  home,  1023  West 
Mount  Vernon  street,-  will  -be  held 
at  2:30  o'clock  this  afternoon,  at 
the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 
with  the  Reverend  J.  W.  Pearson, 
pastor  of  St.  Paul  church,  officiat- 
ing. Burial  will  be  in  Hazelwood 
cemetery.  Mr.  Meddlngs  Is  sur- 
vived by  his  .  mother,  Mrs.  Llllle 
Burg.  315  West  Walnut  street;  one 
sister.  Mrs.  Marine  Ruff  In;  three 
half-brothers.  Boy,  Audrle  and 
Harold  Sage,  and  one  half-sister, 
Mrs.  Jessie  Costello.  all  of  Sprlng- 
! field. 


Crash  Hnrts.FataT  Tl 
To SpringfieM^taW 
In  Nevada  Hogpital 

,.  Injuries  suffered  Saturday  In  a 
motor  car  accident  near  Nevada, 
Mo-  caused  the  death  yesterday  of 
J.  E.  Rucker,  2I3S  Benton  avenue, 
In  a  hospital  at  Nevada. 

Hettle  Rucker  of  Springfield.  Mr./ 
Ruckere  daughter.  Is  In  a  critical 
condition  at  the  Nevada  hospital  as 
,'a  result  of  the  accident,  which  was 
'caused  by  a  tiro  blowout.  Mrs.  S. 
J  J  W.  Whittaker,  who  ncompanled 
j  them  on  the  trip  to  Nevada,  aino 
I  was  injured. 

Funeral     arrangements     for     Mr. 

Rucker  had  not  been  completed  last 

night,    but   the    body   probably   will 

be  brought  back  to  Springfield   to- 

.day  for   burial. 

t— 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  8, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  John  Bean  died.** 
Page  2:  Charles  R.  Meddings  died.** 
Page  5:  George  O.  Newman  died.** 

W.  R.  Daniel  committed  suicide.** 
Page  6:  Dr.  Bonifant  Ramsey  Harmon  died.** 

Page  10:  Marriage  license:  Joe  R.  Downing,  21,  and  Pauline  Carter,  17,  both  of 
Springfield. 


IOH3 


W.  D.  Bumgarner  died.** 

Bradley^^'co^  Court1"  ^  *"  ^^  ^  b°m  N°VCmber  4  t0  ^  and  Mrs.  Floyd 
Mrs.  Martha  T.  Booth  died.** 
Miss  Emma  Lineberger  died.** 


DEATH  CLAIMS 
G.  0.  NEWMAN 


Car  Runs  Through  Building 
at  Harrison— News 
of  the  Ozarks. 


Mra.    Frank 
father*  boo 


Unaware  of   his  only   grandchild* 
tragic  death  last  Wednesday.  George 
O.  Newman,  lather  of  Frank  B*-Hsw- 
man  of  Jopun    and     grandfather  of 
Uim   Mary  Ballt  Newman,   who  waa 
fa»ally  Injured  In  a  motor  oar  acci- 
dent   naar   Springfield,    diad    at   his 
bom*  in  Kvanarule.    Ind.     Mr.     and 
Newman   errivsd    at   ate 
bom*     Saturday     afternoon, 
end   war*   with   him  when   ha  diad. 
Bacauaa  of   his  crlUcal   oonrilMno. 
Mr.  Bewman  ^aa  not  tqld   as*  MM? 
BaUa'i  death.     Ghe  WM  a  t*n*U*M 
had  vtelted  with  him  — ratal 
returning  to  JcpUn  item 
trtp. 
Mr.  Newman  vm  14  years  old.  sad 
bad  baan  In  HI  health  aeraral  month*. 
Be    waa    a    pioneer    Associated    Frees 
operator,  baring  been  connected  with 
the    association    in   Its    earliest    day*. 
before  typewriters  came  Into  use  and 
messages  had  u>   De  written   In   long- 
band. 


Former  Yt Irce  City 
Youth  Is  Bunted  to 
Death  in  Farm  Fire 

KANSAS  CITY.  ICah..  NOV.  •.— (A. 
P.)— John  Bean.  19.  formerly  of 
Peirce  City.  Mo.  waa  burned  to  death 
thla  morning  when  fire  destroyed  a  j 
bunkhouee  on  the  dairy  farm  of  O. 
R.  Spencer,  a  mil*  north  of  Over- 
land Park.  Kan.,  near  hare.  The  fire 
waa  believed  to  have  -been  aaused  by 
the  explosion  of  a  coal  stove  An- 
other employe  at  the  farm  escaped 
from  the  budding. 


DR.  B.  R.  HARMON  DIES;  • 
BODY  SENT  TO  BETHANY 

.  Dr.  Bonifant  Ramsey  Harmon,  SO, 
wall  known  Sprtagfleld  physician, 
died  Saturday  afternoon  at  Carthage. 
Be  resided  la  Springfield  for  It  years 
and  want  to  Carthage  recently  to 
be  with  his  wife.  Mrs.  Kittle  K.  Har- 
mon, head  of  the  Latin  department 
at  Oaark  Weeleyan  college.     Ha  had 

i  been  In  01  health  for  mors  than    a 
rear. 
Dr.   Harmon   waa   born  st   DeKolb, 

,  Mo.,  and  bad  resided  la  Missouri  vir- 
tually all  his  life.     Hs  was  a  precUc- 
•u:  physician  until  a  year  ago. 
The    body    was    taken   to   Bethany, 

.  Me.,   for  funeral  aerviosa  and  burial. 


Ended  HU  Ufe. 

W.  R.  Daniel,  aged  68.  a  weU  known 
refmant  of  Harrison,  oommlttad 
sulciae  by  drinking  carbolic  add,  ac- 
cording to  a  coroner'a  verdict.  Rel- 
atives say  it  was  Daniels  third  at- 
tempt to  end  his  life. 

Mr.  Daniel  had  been  a  cripple  since 
1004.  Hs  was  maimed  when  a  tree 
which  be  was  sawing  fell  upon  htm. 
He  had  been  an  Invalid  Mare  that 
time.  Mr  Daniel  Is  survived  by  hla 
wife  and  three  daughters. 


BOOTH  FUNERAL  TOMORROW. 
Funeral  services  for  Mra.  Martha  T. 
Booth,      wife   of   the   late  Waldo   C. 
Booth,  who  died  st  the  home  of  her 
sob.  Stanley  C.  Booth.  635  Raet  Kim 
atreet.    yeaterday    afternoon,    will    be 
held  at  3:90  p.  m.   tomorrow  at  the 
home  of  the  son.     Burial  will  be  la 
Maple  Park  cemetery  under  direction 
of  the  Alma  Lohmeyar  Funeral  home. 
Mrs.  Booth  waa  born  afBuXfalo,  If. 
T..  December  11.  1699.    She  was  mar- 
ried  in    1865   at   Cincinnati.        The 
family  moved  to  Springfield  In  1869. 
She  Is  survived  by  two  sons.  Stanley 
C.  Booth  and  Oeorge  H.  Booth;  and 
two  sisters.  Mra  I.  L.  Lord  and  Mra. 
Ida  Thomas,  and   a  grand   daughter, 
Mary  Martha  Booth. 


I01H 


W.    D.    BUMQABNER. 

Un.  A.  8.  Gardner  ft  70t  Waller 
avenue  hu  been  oaUedto  bar  for* 
mer  bom*.  St.  ClalravUle.  On  on  ac- 
count of  the  death  of  her  uncle*  W. 
O.  BumsMiiM.  Mr.  and  Mrc  Bum*, 
garner  visited  Mrs.  Gardner  teat  year 
and  met  many  6prtnftle|rflena  while 
here.  Mrs,  Oardner  aspects  to  re- 
turn  about   November  90. 


|    I—    *!■■ 


M£DDI>G»  BITES  WOJ>.  . 
mineral  eerrice*  were  held  at  3:30 
p.  m.  today  at  the  Alma  Lohmeyer 
runeral  •home  for  Charles  R.  Med- 
dlnga,  SI,  an  afmploye  of  the  Frisco 
railroad  at  the  local  north  aide  etore 
department.  Burla*  era*  In  Haselwood 
cemetery. 


■»  ■■ 


MISS  LINRRERGER  DEAD. 

MIm  Emma  Uneberger.  13-year-old 
daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs  Ellsworth 
Liueberger  of  Purdy.  Mo.,  died  at  5:80 
».  m.  today  m  a  hospital  here  follow- 
ing a  brief  illness  of  pneumonia.  8ha 
la  sunrved  by  her  parrots,  two  broth- 
ere.  iMttrn  and  JCugtme.  and  a  sister. 


13m  body  will  be  forwarded  to  J 
Fordy  tonight  by  W.  L.  Btarne,  tm. 
dertekar.  for  burtaL  runeral  aemoes 
will  be  held  at  lp.a  tomorrow  at 
Baw  Bona  chapel  at  Purdy.  Burial 
will  be  in  CUarlr cemetery.         / 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  9, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Son  born  November  7  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Fred  L.  Hall  of  2201  North  Main  avenue. 
Marriage  license:  Loyd  A.  Richards,  21,  of  Bois  D'Arc  and  Ruth  Owens,  20,  of 
Ash  Grove. 

Page  3:  Son  born  November  8  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Mack  Dill  of  route  1 1  Springfield. 
Daughter  born  November  6  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Henry  Gardner  of  435  1/2  South 
Campbell  avenue. 

Marvin  A.  Craig  sues  to  divorce  Estella  C.  Craig.  They  were  married  November 
15,  1921. 

Page  8:  Thomas  B.  Love  is  a  leader  of  the  dry  forces  in  Texas.  He  is  a  son  of  the  late 
Col.  T.  C.  Love  of  Springfield  and  is  a  brother  of  Dr.  Joseph  W.  Love  of  this  city.  He  is  a 
graduate  of  Drury  college  and  became  a  lawyer.  He  served  as  assistant  secretary  of  the  treasury 
during  the  Woodrow  Wilson  regime.  This  is  a  long  article. 
Births  reported.** 

Eunice  Buck  sues  to  divorce  Harry  Buck.  They  were  married  July  8,  1920. 
Page  12:  Henry  Raymond  died.** 
Mrs.  Martha  T.  Booth  died.** 
Mrs.  Dollie  G.  Ryan  died.** 
W.  D.  Bumgardner  died.** 


BOOTH  SERVICES 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Martha 
T.  Booth.  87  years  old,  who  died 
Monday  tit  (.lie  home  of  her  sun, 
Stanley  C.  Booth,  C?3  East  Elm 
street,  will  be  held  at  the  residence 
at  2:30  o'clock  this  afternoon,  with 
the  Reverend  Paul  Talbott,  former 
rector  of  Christ  Episcopal  church, 
..fflrlating.  Burlnl  will  he  in  Maple 
Turk  cemetery  under  direction  of 
the  Alma  Lohmcyer  Funeral  home. 


BIRTH8    • 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Clifford  Pantle,  S16 
West  Hamilton,  announce  the  birth 
of  a  daughter  October  25. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Roy  Rader,  1308 
East  'Webster,  are  ths  parents  of  a 
girl. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  R.  B.  Wsdde;i,  878 
No.-iii  Campbell  e\ei»u*.  announce 
jtha  birtb  of  a  girl. 


\ons 


W.   D.   BUMGARDNER 
W.     I>.     Bumgardner.     who     lias 
i  visited   in   Springfield   on   numerous 
rccasions.   died   at  his   home  in   SI. 
Cl.ilrsvllle.    Ohio.     It     was     learned 
yesterday    by    Mrs.    A-    S.    Gardner. 
I  of  7n7  Weller  avenue,  who  left  yes- 
terday evening  to  attend  t lie  serv- 
•  j^rs  l«r  l.i-r    untie. 


I 


MRS.  DOLLIE  O.  RYAN 
Mrs.  Dollle  O.  Ryan,  45  years  old. 
who   was    born    in    Springfield   but 
who.     for     the     past   20  years   has 
lived   In   Oalveston.   Texas,  died   at 
her     home     there  Friday   morning, 
November    3.    It    wan    learned    here| 
yesterday.     l-*uneral  services  will  he 
1-eUl    »t    2    o'clock    Saturday   after- 
noon at  l*evy"«  Funeral  home  with 
hur'al     In     the     Galveston     County! 
Memorial   cemetery,   with   the   Rev- 
lei-end     Virtor     Alberta     officiating 
'■  Flie     is     purviv»»d   by   two  brother* 
I  Horace     M.      Hicks,    of    Springfield 

i      •_-!.:„     t       lllM.'c      of     Philatlpl- 


land    -Archie    B. 

Ipliia. 


Hicks,   of   Phlladel- 


HENRY    RAYMOND 
Funeral  service*  for  Henry  Ray- 
mond, T7  year*  old,  for  47  year*  a 
members  ot  the  Odd  Fellows,  who 
d'.ed     at     9:30     o'clock     yesterday 
morning    at   his    homo   on   route   3, 
Springfield,    will    bo    held    at    the 
residence  at  2:30  o'clock  this  after- 
noon    with     the     Reverend  E.    E. 
Coleman,  of  Springfield,  officiating. 
Burial    will    be    In    Memorial    Park 
Cemetery      under      direction   of   the 
Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home,  with 
Odd  Fellow  Trinity  Lodge  No.  493, 
in  charge  of  services  at  the  grave. 
Mr."   Raymond    is    survived   by    the 
widow.     Mra.    Lotta    Raymond,    by- 
two   sona.    Austin    11.,  and  IJuy   V., 
cne  daughter,  Mrs.  Mattie  Brecken- 
ridge,  three  brothers,  Orval.  Colonel 
and    Don    Raymond,   nil    of   Spring- 
field, and    by.  12  grandchildren  and 
[five   great    grandchildren. 

WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  9, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  There  is  an  article  about  Dr.  Edwin  Powell  Hubble.** 
Page  6:  Marriage  license:  Lloyd  A.  Richards,  21 ,  of  Bois  D'Are  and  Ruth  Owens,  20,  of 

Ash  Grove. 

Births  announced.** 
Page  12:  Thomas  J.  Perryman  died.** 

Mrs.  Dollie  G.  Ryan  died.** 

Mrs.  Martha  T.  Booth  died.** 

Henry  Raymond  died.** 

Davis  Harless  died.** 

Mrs.  Laura  M.  Fawcett  died.** 
Page  13:  There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  Mrs.  Georgia  Marler.** 
Page  15:  Mrs.  Earl  Hudgings  of  Ash  Grove  announces  the  engagement  of  her  sister 
Miss  Faye  Spragins  to  Rev.  T.  C.  Pennell  of  Ash  Grove. 


Df  BOMOaUAM. 

tLKlt — On*  rear  ago  today  our  darling. 

e    and    mother    passed    away.  Mrs. 

argia   MarUr,    Hot,    t,    1W€. 

darling  now   lit*  sleeping  In  a  lontly 

iilant    grave, 
,od    knew    boat    and   took   bar   from   us 

and   her   tout   we   know  U  aavtd. 
•  spirit  dwell*   on   yonder  ahore  where 

she   thall   rel4Tn   lor   evereWe. 
lit  baa  font  into  a  better  land  where 

we  all  later   will   join  her  band, 
empty  space   the   left,  can  nrrer  be 

refilled,    Iter    loving    memories    linger 

With     UA     Rtlll.  ' 

ladly   nilaeed   by   hutband.  Virgil  Marler. 
rliter.   l/tah    Jran    and    relatives 


Mr.  at*  atom.  Barry  Gardner.  *»»* 
godta  rjaisnixn  avenue  announoa  tne 
btrtat  of  a  danfbter.  »6**nib«r  «.  .." 

Mr.  and  Mr*.  Clifford  Sample.  Il« 
Wee*  Hamilton  etraai.  aanounoa  the 
Wftt  at  ft  *M*V#>  Qti»»t*  «fc 


unfe 


SCIENCE  PAYS    ! 
DR.  HUBBLE  ITS 
HIGHEST  HONOR. 


Nephew  of  Dr.  £.  F.  James 

Elected  to  Academy  of 

Science. 


"SUN    IS    A    STAR" 


'•Island  Universe"  Discovery 

Made  from  Mt.  Wilson 

Observatory. 


Dr.  Bdwln  Powell  Hubble,  former 
Springfield  boy.  and  a  nephew  of  Dr. 
Bdwln  r.  Jun«  end  Misses  Barah  en4 
Janle  Hubble,  of  SpringfleW.  baa 
been  awarded  «ie  of  the  high*** 
honors  possible  lor  •  scientist  to  re- 
ceive, according  to  word  received  here 
tod»T  by  hit  relative*. 

Dr.  Hubble  waa  elected  to  a  mem- 
bership in  the  national  Aeedemy  of 
Science.  America*  moat  eminent 
eclentlllo  organisation,  wblch  hoe  M 
lu  prealdent.  Tbomaa  A.  Bdlson. 

Dr  Hubble  la  a  brilliant  young 
Mtronomer  of  tba  Mount  Wllaon  ob- 
•ervstory.  In  California,  and  hae  tlren 
to     science     tha     "Island    universe" 

theory. 

His  election  to  the  national  Acad- 
emy of  8clence  waa  In  recognition  of 

bla   discovery. 

Likens  M*r»  to  Beea.  | 

h.K    a*    members    the  , 

T    T^'e  U  "m"h  of  acleucs.      | 

leaders   !n   every  ■»»  elected  to  a, 

-"■m "w  — -i 

membership   o«    ™  re*earcb    re- 


T£^Z*Z*  ******  •** 

uSTof   the   fartheat  obJecU  observed 

therein. 


planet    One   Bwarbi. 

-The  star*  form  a  detlnte  system  | 
which,  like  a  mm  of  bees.  U  drift-  j 
In*  through  open  space."  Is  the  way 
Ur  Hubble  explains  hi-  theory,  so 
•mounding  to  scier.oe.  "The  system 
„  >3»- shaped -like  a  thin  watch— 
.-,*  .he  ,un  a  ivplcal  star.  Is  some.- 
,:;-f  ,;e*r  the  rej.'er.  The  Milky 
Mfsy  indicates  the  direction  of  the 
rtm  of  tba  ateUar  system. 

■•Our,  is  but  one  swarm:  out  in 
„p«Ce  beyond  the  borders  of  our  sys- 
tem, there  ar.  countl«*s  others.  We 
^  them  ««  small,  faint  patches  of 
light  scattered  over  the  f.ce  of  the 
•kv  and  »•  rail  them  nebulae  The 
Isrgest  telescopes  show  the  most  cou- 
•picuou*  Of  thorn  **\twana»  of  ata*s 
of   the  same  general  nature  as  our 

own. 

"Among  the  eters  in  thee*  nslgh- 
borlnf  nebulae,  eeeeral  typee  have 
baen  identified  which  ere  well  known 
m  our  own  *7*tom.  We  know  their 
intrlnatc  brightness.  Hanoi  their  ap- 
parent reintneas  aa  we  aae  them,  in- 
dicate* their  distances.  Tola  fire*  ua 
a  measuring  rod  with  which  we  con 
explore  the  universe  out  as  lex  ea  tel- 
escope* can  reach. 

•The     largest     telescope—  the  100- 
uaoh    reflector    on    Mt.  Wllson-re- 
v**l*  most  of  tn*  nebulae  out  to  a 
distance  so  great  that  light,  travel- 
ing »t  IMJBQO  mile*  per  aeoood.  take* 
nearly  150.000.000  yeexs  to  reach  ua. 
A  sphere  of  this  radius  represents  tn* 
observable  region    of    space.    Several , 
million  nebulae  are  acattred  through- 
out this  sphere  and  In  the  midst  of 
one  of  them  Is  our  aun  with  It*  fam- 
ily of   tiny   planet*.    Including      the| 
'e^rth   on   which   we   live." 

Doctor  Hubble,  who  Is  35  years  old.  . 
waa    K>rn  In  MaraMleld.  Mo.,  the  son 
I  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  P.  Hubble.  His 
family  later  moved  to  Wheston.  Mo.  . 
where  he  graduated  from  the  Wie»t- 
j„u  high  school.     He  stayed  here  at; 
■  numerous  times. 

i      He     entered     Chicago     university.  | 
!  graduating  from  there  with J»»g*J»n 
•*         «h.  CM-il  Rhodes  schol 


iom 


on,      He  won  the  Cecil  Rhodes  schol-  I 
uslitp   from   Illinois   for  Oxford   uni- 
versity  in  England.  I 
Upon    completion    or    his    work    In, 
Oxford.    Doctor    Hubble    returned    to , 
•he  United  States,  which  shortly  aft- 1 
irwards  went  to  war  with  Oarmany. ; 
T-c  scientist  entered   the  sen  lee  and  , 
lae'rved    throughout    the    war.    at    the 
!  close  of  which  he  again  took  work  at  , 
I  Chicago   university.  j 
He  was  sent  to  Mount  Wilson  ob-  | 
1  «-vatory   from   the    university,  where  , 
he  has  established  a  national  repute-  . 
;;on    tn    science    by    h.s    "Island    unl-  ( 
verse"  theory.  j 


DEATHS 


THOMAS  FKRBYMAN. 
Thomas  J.  PeTryman.  SS.  of  D» 
,...,  ooto,  mo  «rf  Benjamin  Ferry- 
man of  MontrvMe.  died  a*  hM  name 
Friday,  according  to  word  received 
here.  The  body  *1U  be  forwarded 
to  Morriavine  for  funeral  eerrtcae  and 
burial'  In  Slaglo  cemetery.  The  fun- 
erml  errangemente  have  not  been 
nuult.  Ha  1*  eurerred  by  Mi  wife, 
three  emidren.  hii  father  and  a 
brother. 


MR*.  DOLLIE  O.  RYAN. 
Mr*.  OolUe  O.  Ryan,  46,  formerly 
of  Springfield,  died  at  her  home  In 
Oelveston.  Tex..  Friday  morning,  ac- 
cording to  word  received  here.  Mr*. 
R?an  la  survived  by  tero  brother*. 
Hor*ce  B.  Hick*  of  Springfield,  and 
Archie  a  Hicks  of  Philadelphia. 
Funeral  eervlcee  will  be  held  Setur- 
d*y  afternoon  at  Oelveeton.  Burial 
will  be  in  the  Oalreaton  County 
Memorial  cemetery. 


IIENBV    RAYMOND. 
|      Funeral    services    for    Henry    n*y- 

mond.     .7.    for    47    year*    a    member 
!  of    Uio    Odd    Fellows,     who     died    at 

U  30  a.  m.   yesterday  at  Ms   home  on 
'  route    3.     Springfield,     were     held     at 

•  J  30  o'clock    this  afternoon   with   Rer. 

•  E.  C  Coleman,  of  Springfield,  offf- 
j  elating.  Burial  was  In  Memorial  Park 
'  cemcter?  under  dlrr;tlou  of  the  Alma 

Lohineyer  Punaral  home,  with  Odd 
Fellow  Trinity  Lodge  Mb.  4B5.  tn 
charge  of  eenjcoa  at  the  gray*.  Mr. 
Raymond  la  survived  by  two  eon*. 
Austin  H .  and  Ouy  V.,  a  daughter. 
Mr*.  MetUe  Breokenrldge.  three  bro- 
there,  Orval.  Oolonal  and  Don  Kay- 
mond.  all  of  Springfield,  and  by  13 
grandchildren  and  five  great  grand- 
children. 


DAVIS    HARLBS8. 

Davie  Paul  Harless.  one-year-old 
son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Shelby  Harleea. 
died  at  9  a.  m.  today  at  the  family 
home  on  route  5,  city,  after  an  Illness 
of  scarlet  fever.  The  deceased  Is  sur- 
vived by  the  parents,  three  brother* 
and  one  sister.  Private  funeral  ser- 
vice* were  held  at  3  p.  m.  today  at 
the  home  with  Interment  In  Oreen- 
lawn  cemetery  under  direction  of  the 
Kilngner   Undertaking  company. 

MRS.   MARTHA    BOOTH. 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Martha  T.  J 
:  Booth.  87.  who  died   Monday  at  the  j 
borne   of   her   non.   Stanley   C.    Booth,  , 
625  Em:  Elm  street,  were  held  at  the 
ie-ider.ee   at   a:30    o'clock    this   after-  ! 
:  i.oon.  with  Rev.  Paul  TaJbott,  former 
rector    of    Christ    Episcopal    church, 
,  officiating.   Burial  wee  In  Maple  Park 
;  cemetery  under  direction  < .'  the  Alma 
Lohmeycr  Funeral   home. 


MBS   LAURA  FAWCETT. 
Mr*    Laura  M.  Fawcett.  4d.  died  at 

4    a.    m.    today    at   a  local       hospital 
after  a  brief  illness.    She  Is  survived 
by    the    husband.   W.   E.    Fawcett .of 
1M3  Texas  avenue;  two  sons.  Earl  W. 
and  Claude   Fawcett:   two  daughters. 
vtus  Dulcle    Fawcett  and   Mrs.   T.   E. 
Weaver'    and    two   brother*.    Thoma* 
in?  Kl'eber    Smith,  all   of    thta   city 
Funeral    service*    will   be    held    at    2 
J^Thtnwday     at   the    ^Mw*« 
Avenue    Baptist    church,    with   ££- 
meat   in   BsJrt   IMwn  cemetery   under 
direction  of    the  rHngwer  Undertak- 
ing company.  ■ 

)  • 

THURSDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  10, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  A  son  Jack  George  Botteron,  Jr.,  was  born  November  5  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  G. 
Botteron  of  2050  North  Campbell  avenue. 

Page  2:  A  daughter  Virginia  May  Carroll  was  born  November  1  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles 
B.  Carroll  of  445  Poplar  street. 

Dan  R.  Utiger  was  appointed  administrator  of  the  estate  of  Kate  Utiger. 

Page  3:  John  Weaver  died.** 

Mrs.  Laura  Fawcett  died.** 

Harless  infant  died.** 

Thomas  Perryman  died.** 

W.  H.  Hutchison  died.** 
Page  5:  Miss  Faye  Spraggins  and  Rev.  T.  C.  Pennell  are  engaged  to  marry.** 
Page  12:  David  N.  Fink  died.** 


1018 


Dav  id  N. 

In.  Southwast 
many  yearn  a  promlnei 
banker,  died  yssterttay  ■»*  k 
Texas,  vhtr*  hs  had  W0^ 
to  enter  -  business. .. « Mr.?  ™ 
known  to  numerous «P**U^ 

Entering  the  busings*  worfd 
Ing    hlf    boyhood    aa    a   clett^ 
hardwood  stors  at  SotrtftwaW 
Mo.,  he  worked  his  way  upward 
til  he  became  prealdent  of  thn 
merclal  National  bank  at  Moal 
Okla.  In  MIL  and  two  year* 
waa   elected    national   prealdent . 
the  Jefferson  Highway  assodstlj 
to  serve  three  terme. 

lie   waa    born   In     Selby  county* 
Ohio.      Hl»    mother    died    whU*_$jL 
was     an     Infant.  >nd_the    t****T 
moved  a  few  years  later  to  BooO*-. 
west  Missouri.     He  had  a  common 
school      education,      entering      t*». 
Southwest  City  hardware  firm  «***• 
clerk  immediately  i  Iter  he  oompl«*V 
ed  hU  grade  school  studies.    A  nbtttg 
I  time  later  ha  obtained  a  P0"*00"  ** 
a  traveling  salesman  with  a  wboW» 
I  sale  hardware  firm     and     traVeledl 
'through    northwest   Arkansas     antf 
IndUn  Territory.  *' 

In  18»»  he  went  to  Muskogee  to 
■  Join   the     C.  W.  Turner  HardwafP 
company,  then  a  distributing  cento* 
for   a   great   area   In  Indian  Teitt- 
i  tory.    He  left  Muskogee  soon  aftetw 
wsrd  to  organise  the  First  National 
•bank   at   Grove.   Okla-     wheca     ha 
i  served    as   cashier.     Returning    «» 
Muskogee  In  1S01.  he  became  cashier 
lot  the  Commercial  National  bang, 
i  Three  years  later  he    was     elected 
vice    president    of    this    Institution. 
and  was  named  president  In  Mil. 
•     After  his  term  aa  national  prea- 
i  ident  of  the  Jefferaon  highway  fresd 
'l»U   to   1915.   he  waa     elected     Ufa 
prealdent  of  the  Oklahoma  Jefferson/ 
Highway    association.    He    was    a 
Mason  and  a  member  of  the  Elk* 

and  Rotary  clubs.  , 

j x    .  i      —.hi  ...         ess 

HARLEM    INFANT 

Funeral   servlcea  for  Davis  Paul 

i  Hariess    yesr-old   son  of   Mr.   ana 

?M«    Sheiv  Hariess.  of  Springfield. 

!  'rout,   5.  who  died   yesterday  morn- 

lnR  .t    the  home   following   an   111- 

„"«  of  scarlet  fever,  were  held  at 

3  o'clock  yesterday  afternoon  a    the 

resWence  with   burial  lnCreenla*n 

c'-neury     under    direction    of    tht 

KMnVner  Funeral  home.  The  Infant 

uT.rr«ved    by"   the    parents,    tr.ree 

.brothers  and  one  sister. 


ir,uu  mm  jxmt^mm^m 


.'74. 


E 


Father  of  Famous  Vaudeville 

Pair  Pioneer  of  Ozarks 

Region 


John  Elijah  Weaver.  74  years  old. 
father  of  the  Weaver  brothers  who 
have  attained  much  recognition 
throughout  the  vaudeville  world, 
died  at  8  o'clock  last  night  at  his 
home  at  6S5  South  Market  avenue. 
(•  .lowing  a  lingering  illness. 

Mr.  Weaver,  who  was  a  pioneer 
resident  of  Greene  und  Christian 
counties,      was  the     son    of     J.      R. 

\  Weaver,   a   pioneer   st-itlcr    of     thfa 

j  region. 

He  is  survived  by  the  wliluw.     by 

'  four  sons.  Charles.  Leon.  Frank  and 
Max:  by  three  daughters.  Mrs.  R. 
C.  Dpllng.  Mrs.  C.  J.  Chappell  nr.d 
Mrs.  F.  R.  Morrison;  by  one  sister. 
Mrs.  James  R.  Vaughn,  'all  of 
Springfield:  and  »>y  two  brothers. 
Wade    Weaver    of    Fair    drove,   and 

1  TIM^n  Weaver  of  Los  An*Hes.  C'al. 

I       Funeral  arrant':,    n"     are  Inrom- 

•  ,,l»t»,       bMt     t.-irlTl      will    be       in    the  j 
Weaver   «ern»t'Ty   ti.  ir   Oznrk.    Mo., 
.under   direction    of   th«-    Herman    II.  j 

j  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 


ENGAGEMENT  ANNOUNCED 
Mrs.  Earl  Hudglngs  of  Ash  Orove 
has  announced  the  engagement  of 
hor  sister.  Miss  Faye  Spraagtns.  to 
the  Reverend  T.  C.  Pennell,  paster 
of  the  First  Raptlst  church  at  Ash 
Orovs.  Tha  date  of  the  wedding 
haa  not  been   announced- 


THOMAS  PERRYMAN. 
Thomas    J.    Ferryman.    I»    years' 
:  old.    of    l*enver.    Colo,    died    at    his , 
horns  Friday,  according  to  word  re-  j 
reived  yesterday  by  his  father.  Ben- ! 
Jnmln     Ferryman,     of     Morrlsvllle.  j 
The    body     will     bs    forwarded    toj 
Morrlsvllls      for      f\ineral      services 
jwlth     burial     in     Stasis     cemetery.) 
:  Funeral  arrangements  have  not  yet 
I'ein  made.  i 

M  W.A.HUTCHISON  , 

Funeral   services    were   held   yes- 

terday-  st   Hope.    Ark.,      for  W.    II.  I 
\'.  Hutchison,      general    agent    for    the 
i    Frisco  system  nt    Vlnita.   Okla.  and 
J    brother    of  J.  E.     Hutchison,     vice  ; 

president  of  the  Frisco  system.     He 


|0H 


,was  well  known  in  Springfield.  ha\- 
'  Ins  visited  here  many  times.    He  Is 
imvl\ed  by  the  widow. 


Funeral  eervlcea  for  Mr*.  Laura 
Fawoott.  4«  yMTi  old.  of  ISO  T*XU 
avenue,  who  died  yeeterda*  In  • 
local  hospital  following  a  brief  111- 
t)-M.  will  t>«  held  at  I  o'clock  this 
uftetnoon  at  tha  Robteraoo  Avenue 
Taptlet  church,  with  burial  In  Eaat 
iji'in  cemetery  under  direction  of 
the  Kllngner  Funeral  home    She  la 

I  survived    by    tha    husband.    W.    R. 

Iriwcrtt.    two    son*.    Earl    VC,   and 

j  Claude  Fawcett;  two  daughter*. 
Mlas  Dulcla  Fawcatt  and  Mr*.  T. 
E.  Weaver,  and  two  brother*. 
Thorns*    and    Kleber   Smith,   ail  of 

j  Springfield. 


The  Leader  for  Thursday,  November  10,  1927,  is  missing. 


FRIDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  11,  1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Andrew  J.  Harris  and  Julia  Sanders  were  married.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  11:  John  Elijah  Weaver  died.** 

G.W.  Watts  died.** 

Miss  Anna  Carner  died.** 


•  •  •  •  * 

Seymour  F< 

*    •     * 

To    little 


jj^-L"  * 


Just 


I 


<iT   DECIDED    I 

young  wife, 

j  little  girl  and  aha 

married  right  away." 

I     With   thla  abrupt   announcement, 
t 
Andrew  J.  Harria  of  Seymour,  14- 

>  ear-old   veteran  of  tha  Civil  war. 

Indicated  4*-year-old  Julia  Sander* 

I  of  At*  aa  hia  bride-to-be.  and  In- 
formed  Sam  A.   Moore,  deputy  re- 

jcorder,  that  they  dealred  a  marriage 

|  license. 

i  "Veaalr,"  continued  the  groom  aa 
he  atepped  brUkly   back  and  forth 

j  while  the  license  blank  waa  being 
filled,  -there*a  nothing  like  a  yoang 


bride  far  a  youngster  like  me. 

"We  want  to  be  married  right 
away, 'too,  for  we/ra  In  a  hurry  to 
get  back  to  Seymour,  where  we're 
going  to  tire." 

"Do  yon ,  want  a  minister  or  a 
Judge  to  perform  tha  ceremony  7" 
Inquired  Mr.  Moore. 

"Whichever  we  can  get  the  quick- 
est,*' the  groom  replied,  and  a  very 
few  mlnu tee  later  they  left  the 
building  aa  Mr.  and  Mra,  Andrew 
J.  Harria,  after  J.  W.  Tlppln.  pre- 
siding judge  of  tha  county  court, 
had  perfornted  the  ceremony  In  re- 
ord  time. 


logo 


Funeral  services  for  John  saUab 
Weaver,  74  years  old,  who  died  at 
bis  hone:  CM  South  Market  avenue, 
Wednesday  night,  will  be>h«ld  «t  2 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  .the  resi- 
dence* with  the  Reverend  B.  C 
Sechler.  psstor  of  Central  Christian 
church,  officiating-  Burial  will  b* 
In  the  Weaver  cemetery  near 
Ozark;  Mo.  ? 


•      MISS  ANNA   CARNER 
Miss   Anna   Carner.   32.  died   at   7 
o'rlork  last  nlplit  following  a  llnger- 

iiiiK  Illness  at  the  home  of  her  par- 
ent!!.   Mr.    and    Mrs.    Z.    B.   Carner. 
I  1T.20    North   Jefferson    avenue.      She 
.  is  survived   by   the  parents  and   six 
brother*.  Louis.  Lawrence.  Richard. 
Ix-onnrd.    Charles   and    John,    all    of 
.  ?prlngf!e!d. 


WATTS  SERVICES 
Funeral  services  for  O.  W.  Watts, 
77  years  old,  who  died  Wednesday 
at  his  home  In  RogersvMe,  Mo. 
were  held  at  2  o'clock  yesterday 
afternoon  at  the  Tajmetto  -  church 
near  Rngersvllle,  with  the  Reverend 
C.  W-  Saye.  pastor  of  the.  Rogers- 
vllle  Methodist  church,  officiating. 
Rurl.il  wae  In  Palmetto  cemetery 
t:nder  direction  of  the  Kelty-Far- 
rell    Undertaking    company.  Mr. 

Watts  is  survived  by  the  widow, 
and  by-  three  daughters;  Mrs.  A.  C. 
Glover,  of  Kansas  City.  Mrs.  Lona 
Petterson.  Amarlllo.  Texas,  and 
Mrs.  Laura  Evans.  Round  Up.  Mont. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 

Paul     lU.vk.lns,    .2.    and     Velma 
Light.  51.   both  of  Springfield;    An- 
jdrew    J.   Harris.   84.    Seymour,  and 
J  Julia  Sanders.  *9.  Aya, 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  11, 1927--LEADER 
Page  1:  Lee  Evans  has  a  flint  lock  pistol  which  belonged  to  his  great-great-great 
grandfather  Lt.  Joseph  Evans  which  he  used  during  the  Revolutionary  war.** 
Page  7:  Andrew  J.  Harris  and  Mrs.  Julia  Sanders  were  married.** 
Page  22:  John  E.  Weaver  died.** 

G.W.  Watts  died.** 

Miss  Anna  Carner  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 
Page  26:  There  is  an  item  about  Gen.  Emmett  Newton.** 

Mrs.  Martha  Booth  died.** 


CIVIL  WAR  "Y0UWS4;  INBIG 


rrai 


HURRY  TO  WED  "LITTLE  GIRL,*  49 


ha  waa  "needing  a  wife 
right  away."  a  Beymcur  farmer  bey* 
M  years  "young."  was  wadded  to  a 
"UtUa  girt"  of  4*  here  yesterday. 

Impellent  to  gat  the  ceremony  ova* 
and  gat  back  to  his  hams  at  Sey- 
mour, Andrew  J.  Harris,  dtll  war 
veteran,  asked  Cor  a  license  to  wad 
Mrs.  Julia  Sanders  of  Ava. 


Arts*  tt  ha  wished  to  b  married 
■  iiiiaiatii  nrtij  ■  nrffl  until  if  r 
lettered  ha  bad  no  ufsfaraDCio. 
-I  Just  waa*  lbs  one  who  ©an  got 
i  tied-up  tha  ejukbaat,"  he  told 
__i  A.  Moore,  deputy  reoorder. 
Moors  directed  tha  pah*  to  tbo 
county  Judge,  who  Datfonssd  tha 
oaramony  in  record  time  for  tha 
anxious  groom  and  bride  to  be. 


g,    W1ATUL 

for     John  SUJsh 


JOHN 

Funeral 
Weaver,  "ft.  who  died  at  his  homo,  eftt 
South  Market  avenue.  Wadnaaday 
night,  were  held  st  3  p.  m.  today  at 
the  residence  with  Rev.  E.  O.  Sech- 
ler. pastor  of  Central  Christian 
church,  officiating. .  Burial  waa  In 
the  Weaver  cemetery  near  Ozark. 
Mo. 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jamas  M.  Bevls  an- 
nounce tha  birth  of  twin  boys  on  Ho- 


\051 


SHOOTS  SqUIRRELW; 


=s=s= 


GUN  OF 
RANDPA 


Lee  Evans  «f  Springfield  Oemonstrafeirfistol  of  Revolt 
tlonary  Days  Still  Is  Deadly;  Kttmift  Commis-    '"'? 
sion  Bears  Independence  Signer. 


A    flint    lock    pistol    of    1770    with 

;  ctmd    altar    mountings    «u    given 

;  to   Lieutenant    Joseph    Brans    during 

'  th«  Revolutionary   War  by  a  French 

I  officer  .n  exchange  for  bu  own  pistol 

:  The  exchange  was  an  act  of  courts 

The   pUtol    U    now    owned    by    the 

.g.-eat-ereat -great     grandson     of     the 

warrior,    Lee    Evan*     of     Springfield. 

I  wbo    recently     took    to*    gun    on    a 

hunting  trip  and  snot  a  aqulrrrl  vAh 

It    Just    to    prove    that    It   stIU    Is   In 

[good  condition. 

{     TIM    pistol    is    displayed    at    Beer* 
store,  aloog   with   other   o.d  weapons 
j  with  a  historical  background. 

In  the  pistol  c*j«  is  an  old  yellow- 
ed   scrap    of    paper    with    writing    In 
faded   ink       It    I      the    commission   of 
I  Lieutenant    Evans,    signed    by    W.    A. 
(  Diddle    one    of     tl.e    signer*    of    the 
I  Declaration    of    Independence, 


It  wa»  given.  -  It  states  "to  Lieu- 
tenant Joseph  *>ans.  gentleman,  for 
valor,  service  and  patriotism  during 
the   Revolutionary   War." 

There  also  are  other  old  weapons 
of  warfare.  Including  a  long  range 
trifle  of  1790.  used  In  the  Stockdale 
defense  In  Daniel  Boone's  time*  The 
front  eight  of  the  gun  Is  set  witti 
sn  anlmalle  tooth-  Rifles  of  this  ty.  * 
were  used  in  the  eld  forts.  The  rifle 
le  the  property  at  Dr.  Robert  Lore.  ■ 

There  ar*  bullet  molds  of  later 
days.  On*  of  1880.  which.  Incidental- 
ly, la  the  date  of  the  founding  of 
Beer's  Storj  company,  was  found  In 
the  pocket  a  soldier  lu  a  grove 
on  the  old  Campbell  place.  It  was 
furnished  the  erhlblt  by  Mrs.  J.  J*.. 
McCammon.      Ttnre    Is    also '  a    spear 

[   (Continued   on.   Page   Twentj-Two£ . 


DEATHS 


MI88  ANNA  CARNEB. 
Funeral  cervices  for  Miss  Anna  t 
Carner.  S3,  who  died  at  7  o'clock  last  ' 
night  at  the  home  of  her  parents.  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  2.  B.  earner.  1530  North 
Jefferson  avenue,  will  be  held  at  9 
p.  m.  tomorrow  at  the  Robberson 
Avenue  Baptist  church.  Burial  will 
be  in  Oreenlawn  cemetery  under  di- 
rection of  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
home.  She  Is  survived  by  her  par- 
ents'and  six  brothers.  Louis,  Law- 
rence Richard,  Leonard.  Charles  and 
John,  all  of  Springfield,  and  an 
aunt.  Mrs.  David  Duncan.  Xtowah. 
Tenn. 


O.   W.    WATTS. 
Funeral  services  for  O.  W.  Watts, 
|  77.  who  died  Wednesday  at  his  home 
I  in      Rogersvllle.   Mo.,    were      held    at 
j  3    p.    m.    yesterday    at    the    Palmetto 
I  church    near    Rogersvllle.    with    the 
Rev.  C.  W.  Saye.  pastor  of  the  Rogers- 
vllle Methodist    church,     officiating. 
Burial     was     in    Palmetto     cemetery 
i  under   direction  of   the   KeJly-Farrell 
I  Undertaking  company.     Mr.  Watts  Is  I 
survived  by  his  wife  and  three  daugh- 
ters.   Mrs.    A.   C.   Glover,    of       Kansas 
City;    Mrs.   Lona  Patterson.   Amarlllo. 
Tex.,    and    Mrs.   Laura   Evans.   Round 
Up.  Mont. 


\0S1 


of  the 
fee  hospital,  wno  *•*£ 
tetend  the.  funeral  or  Alb  father, 

tojwton,  returned  to  pR&w^.  To|0  jte4% 


to  rmmt  hi*  dtuttee.     While 
.Oeneral  rtswtoti  tecetvad  many 

01    OOOdOMSfcOe     from     WW 

Tort  friends.  Oaneral  Hewton  u 
wall  plmia  with  has  wwrk  en  Long 
lalend  and  Intends  to  teald*  In  Maw 
Tort  rndaflnljery.  .'      "'■    ' 

•    •   "a         .'.' 

A   Jefferson   irinu*    photographer 
ta  duptertnc  •  tme  pistw*  of  Job 

Newton.  *  pioneer  who  did  mufch  for 

Sprinftleld  In  the  early  d«y»,    It  has 

i  bem    mentioned    he   waft    '.or   a   long 


time   the  manager  of   the  Mansfield 

opera  bouse.  oo«  of  Springfield's  show 

places.     It  waa  on  tbo  ftftcood  floor 

of  tli*  wholesale  bouee  of  the  Rogers 

4k  Baldwin  Hardware  company.    8ev- 

ftT»l   actors  ol  Importance   have   ep- 

paarad   at  that  theater.     6ol   3mlth 

Russell     cava    several     performances 

there.     Pay  Templeton  gave  the  tint  . 

"leg  show"  there  snd  it  created  meny 

Jokes  and  wlnka.  Tbft  chorus  draaacd 

about  Ilka  tba  girU  do  now  when  go- 

in*  to  work,  and  tba  show  au  viewed 

altb  ftiaxm  by  tbo  mart  solid  and 

cautious    dtiaane    who    laarad    tba 

OOejnWy  was  going  to  wrack  and  ruin. 

Tba    deprmrity    of    tba    human    race 

waa  deplortd  and  tba  rackiftaancaa  of 

womankind    regretted.       Rotcrtr, 

womankind  baa  steadily  fthed  dothee 

and  tba  morality  of  tba 

up  Just  fts  wan  as  It 

did   in   the  days  of  Pay   Tempieton 

fa7  wad  from  Arkansas  end  la  burled 


j      Anothar  plonaar  citlsan  of  Spring  - 
Oald    leaned   tba  majority  tbla  weak 
|«twn  Mr*.   Martha  Booth  died      She 
l*H47  years  old.  and,  the  wile  of*. 


:«ompany<  ateeted  the  huy>  buDdiruj 
ft*  OIIt*  and  Worth  Jettereoav  Trust 
eompotltlpa  became  too  etroof  for 
the  taoil  company  and  It  was 
marged-with  a  new  Independent  com- 
pany 14  6t.  Louis,  known  aa  the  Wet- 
mora  Tobacco  company*  but  lft.  too. 
could  nottoeet  trust  competition  and 
went  odi  .of  .  business'.  -  Waldo  o. 
Booth  lor  many  years  waa  aaoraUry 
of  tba  board  of  education. 

Mrs.  Booth,  as  baa  often  been  pub- 
|  liahed  befofe.  waa  the  daughter  of 
■  Calrln  Tbomaa,  the  first  publisher 
i  of  Xdgar  Allen  Poe.  Tbomaa  bad  a 
Job  printing  shop  in  Boston  and  he 
bad  Tbomaa  print  hie  first  book  of 
poems.  Thomas  died  Without  ever 
knowtnaf  Poe  was  a  great  poet  and 
probably  didn't  think  much  of  the 
book  he  had  printed.  Poo  didn't 
make  1  reputation  until  long  after 
death.  The  author  of  "The  Raven." 
'The  QoMbug."  and  other  master- 
pieces, which  became  world  famous, 
dldnt  make  ft  quick  hit.  Mrs,  Booth 
knew  nothing  whatever  about  Poe  aa 
hie  'early  works  attracted  about  as 
much'  attention  aa  some  of  the 
poetical  outbursts  which  appear  in 
this  column. 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  12, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  3:  William  M.  Box  died.** 
Miss  Anna  Carner  died.** 
John  E.  Weaver  died.** 
Violet  May  Meyers  died.** 
Mrs.  Margaret  Haga  died.** 
Page  4:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Elbert  Nold  of  Montrose  celebrated  their  sixtieth  wedding 
anniversary  Sunday.  They  have  85  living  descendants:  9  children,  57  grandchildren,  and  19 
great  grandchildren. 

Page  5:  Miss  Velma  Light  and  Mr.  Paul  Hawkins  were  married  Thursday.  They  were 
accompanied  by  Miss  Hazel  Light  and  Miss  Edith  Turner.  They  will  live  at  61 1  South  Grant 


avenue. 


Page  12:  Miss  Velma  I.  Dellinger  died.** 


IOW 


Civil  War  Veteran,  92,  Expires 
At  Home;  Had  Been  Bedrid- 
den fop  Six  Years  After 
Paralytic  Stroke 

^ BBSBBSsBniass 

^flLIJAM  MARION  BOX,  92. 
Civil  war  veteran  nnd  oldest 
pensioner  on  the  Frisco  payroll, 
died  at  the  home  of  hla  daughter. 
Mra.  Henry  Kelpe.  1044  West  Mount 
Vernon  street,  early  yesterday. 

For  nearly  six  years,  blnce  a 
paralytic  stroke.  Mr.  Box  had  been 
bedridden,  but  had  preserved  the 
memories  of  earlier,  active  years  as 
farmer,  soldier,  mill-operator,  and 
railroad  man. 

For  28  years  he  was  employed  by 
the  Frisco  here — beginning  In  1886 
In  the  cinder  pits  of  the  south  side 
shops,  and  within  "a  few  months 
working  up  to  become  a  machinist. 
In  the  late  '80s  be  vaa  a  member  of 
the  crew  that  built  the  Current 
river  branch,  and  then  returned  to 
work  In  the  southslde  shops  untM 
bis  retirement  In  111*.    t 

Native  of  Tannest** 

Mr.  Box  was  born  on  a  farm  in 
Jefferson  county,  Tenn„  January  11, 
1835.  and  spent  his  boyhood  there. 
He  came  to  Missouri  as  a  young 
man.  and  was  enlisted  In  the  Union 
army  during  the  Civil  war,  partici- 
pating In  the  battle  of  -Wilson  creek, 
where  he  saw  the  shooting  and 
death  of  General  Lyon.  He  was  a 
member  of  Company  K,  8lh  Mis- 
souri Cavalry. 

Aft.^r  the  war  he  operated  a  mill 
at  Hrlglron.  Mo.,  and  later  at  Hu- 
mnnsvllle.  before  coming  to  Spring- 
field  In    1S8S. 

He  was  an  ""old  line"  republirnn. 
snd  liki-d  to  remember  that  he  had 
cast  his  first  voK>  for  President 
James  Hiiriinnan.  For  many  years 
he  was  active  In  Springfield  civic 
affslrs  as  a  member  of  the  G.  A.  R. 
and  a   leader    anions    the   bhopmen 

Wife  Survives  Him 
He  Is  fctirvlxed  by  his  wife  and 
four  daughters.  Mrs.  J.  R.  Hogera, 
Fresno.  Cal..  and  Mrs.  C.  S.  Stanley, 
Mrs.  A-  A.  Denton,  and  Mrs.'  Hem  y 
Kelpe.  sll  of  Springfield,  seven  I 
grandchildren,  and  two  great- 
grandchildren. 

Funeral  services  will  be  conduct 


•■d  by"  the  Itt'Virend  l^ewis  M  M.tle. 
j  astor  of  the  First  BaptiFt  church. 
at  the  Starne  chapel  at  3:34  o'clock 
this  afternoon,  and  the  O.  A.  R.  will 
hold  a  special  service  st  the  grave. 
Burial  will  be  in  Maple  Park  ceme- 
vtswy.  

MISS  ANNA  CARNER 
Funeral   set  vices  for   Miss  Ansa 
Camer.  daugtfcer  of  Mr.  and  Mra. 
<*  B*  Carter.  li»  Worth  Jefferson 
*veaee,    wb*   *Ud  ax'tneir  home 
Tnnrsday  after  .km*  nines*.  will 
be  conducted  at  the  Robberson  Ave- 
nue Baptist  church  at  I  o'clock  this 
afternoon.        The   Reverend  Q.   O. 
Van  Nor  will  conduct  the  service. 
Burial  will  be  In  Oreenlawn  ceme- 
tery,  under  the  direction  of  J.  W. 
Kllnrner. 

JOHN  E.  WEAVER 
The  body  cf  .ir-hn  K  Weaver,  aged 
Vlono.r   who   died   st    his    home,   bC-j  , 
South    Market    avenue.    Wednesday., 
vv.is    burled    In    the    Weaver    family  j 
lmti.il    plot    mar    C*arW     yesterday 
afternoon.     under      the  direction   of 
Herman    I^Vm-yer.         The    funeral 
w.(s  conduct,  d   ;it   the  home  by  the  J 
Box r rend  K.  C.   Sechler   of   the  Cell"-  j 
tr.i!  I'hnstlan  church. 


VIOLET  MAY  MEYERS 
.  Violet  May  Meyc.  21 -month-old 
ri'iughter  f  Mr.  and  *  a.  Claude 
Mevers.  (13  Fr-  mont  street,  died 
Thursday  at  the  home  of  her  par- 
ents. Funeral  services  will  be  held 
nl  the  Starne  n  tuary  ••♦  •  o'clock 
Sunday  morning  followed  by  burial 
in   Mount  Oil    ■   cemetery. 


MRS.    MARGRETT     HAGA 
F.;n>-ral    services    for    Mrs.     Mar- 
tri  : t     Haga.    S"-.    who    died    at    the  I 
l;oliie    of    her    daughter.    Mrs.    C    K.  I 
l>.i\  :-•«.     Wlshart.     Mo.     yesterday  j 
ti.. Tiling.  •«  1 11   !>••  conducted  at   Mrs.  i 
l».i\;.«    home    at     11     o'clock       this 
in-  i  ring.       Ilurlai     will     he    In     t'  e  ; 
Ft  ( r.  cemetery. 

Mrs.  Haga  Is  survived  by  two 
so!is.  B.  B.  Haga,  of  Springfield. 
n:..I  .1.  J.  Haga.  of  Bolivar.  Me.,  j 
un-1  two  daughters,  Mrs.  Da  vies.  | 
a::- 1  Mrs.  G  F  Klllingsworth.  of! 
Walnut  Grove.  Mo.,  She  had  been  j 
:  ;    for   some  time  before  her  deatli   ' 

MISS  VELMA  OELLINQER 
Miss  Velma  1.  Delllnser,  20, 
daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  L* 
Delllnger,  1826  East  Florida  street, 
died  at  9  o'clock  last  night  at  her 
home.  In  addition  to  her  parents  she 
le  survived  by  two  brothers.  Mason 
and  Lee  Delllnger  of  Springfield, 
and  one  sister,  Mrs.  Edward  Potter 
of  Marshfleld.  Funeral  arrange- 
ments are  Incomplete,  but  burial 
will  be  at  Timber  Ridge  cemetery, 
25  miles  northeast  of  here,  under 
direction  of  the  Kllngner  funeral 
home. 


I08H 


SATURDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  12, 1927-LEADER 
Page  8:  The  probate  court  docket  for  November  is  published. 
Page  11:  Miss  Velma  Light  and  Mr.  Paul  Hawkins  were  married.** 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  P.  J.  Smith  celebrated  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 
Page  12:  Mrs.  Margaret  Haga  died.** 

William  Marion  Box  died.** 

Miss  Anna  Carner  died.** 

Violet  May  Meyers  died.** 

Miss  Velma  I.  Dellinger  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 


terms.  Margaret 
Hags,'  a*,  who  died  at  lbs  home  of 
bar  daughter.  Mm.  a  B.  Dense,  Wis-' 
hart.  Mow  yesterday  morning .  were 
bald  a*  tli*  horn*  of  Mr*.  Davie*  at 
11  &.  m.  today.  Burlftl  vu  In  Enou 
cemetery.  Mm,  Hftg»  la  survived  by 
two  sons,  B.  B,  H*f*  of  Springfield. 
and  J.  J.  Hftcft  of  Bolivar,  end  two 
daughters.  Mm.  Davie*  and  Mm.  O.  F. 
KIHIngeworth  of  Walnut  Orove.  She 
had  boan  111  for  several  month*. 


violet  mat  metes*. 

Funeral  service*  will  be  bald  at  • 
ft.  m.  loworrow  at  tha  Sterns  mor- 
tuary  for  Violet  Mar  Mayers.  81- 
month-old  dftugbtar  of  Mr.  and  Mm. 
Clauda  Meyere,  SIS  Fremont  street. 
who  dlad  Thursday  at  tha  noma  of 
her  parent*.  Burial  will  ba  In  Mount 
Ollra  cemetery. 


WILLIAM  M.  BOX. 

Funeral       aervlcaa      for      WUllam 
Marlon  Box.   08.  Civil    war    veteran 
and   oldest    pensioner  on  the  Frleco 
parroll.    who    died    at   tha   home    of 
j  hi*  daughter)  Mi*.  Henry  Kelp*.  1044 
j  Waat  Mount  Vernon  atraat,  yesterday 
morning,    were   held   at  3:30    p.    m. 
'•  today   at    tha   rirst    Baptist    church 
.  wlih    Rev.    L.     M.     Hal*     officiating. 
Burial   waa  In  Mapla  Park  cemetery 
;  under  direction  of  the  Q.  A.  R.  and 
W.   L.   8Ume.  undertaker.     Mr.  Box 
la  eurrlrad    by  hla    wife    and     four 
daughter*.  Mrs.  J.  R.  Rogers,  Fresno, 
Cai..  and  Mrs.  O.  B.  Stanley,  Mrs.  A. 
A.  Denton,  end  Mm.  Henry  Kelpe,  all 
of    Springfield;    by   seven  grandchil- 
dren and  two  great-grandchildren. 


MI8S    ANNA    CARVER. 

'      Funeral  aerrlcee  for  Mlaa  Anna  Car- 

■  nw.  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mm.  Z.  B. 

earner.   J420  North  Jefferson  avenue, 

i  who   died    at    tha    home,     Thursday. 

after  a  long  Illness,  warn  held  at  a 

p.  m.  today  at  the  Robberaon  Avenue 

Baptist  church  with  Rev.  O.  O.  Van- 

Noy      officiating.        Burial      was      In 

Oreenlawn  cemetery  under  direction 

of  J.  W.  mtngner  Funeral  home. 


VELMA    I.    DELLINGER.    . 

Funeral  service*    for   Miss    Velma   I. 
'  Dellinger.    30.    daughter    of     Mr.    and 
Mrs.    Frank    L.     Dellinger,     1035    East 
,  Florida   street,    iho    died    at    B    p.   m. 
'  last  night  at  her  home,  will   be  held 
!  at  11  a.  m.  Sunday  at  Timber  Ridge 
'  church,  near  Marshfleld,   with   burial 
In   that  cemetery   under   direction  qf 
the    Kllngner    Funeral    home.      Miss 
Dellinger  Is  survived   by  her  parents, 
two  brothers.  Muon  and  Lee   Dellin- 
ger  of  Springfield   and   a   sitter,  Mrs. 
Edward   Potter   of   Marshfleld. 


Weddhag  Analvtreary  Celebrated. 
-  Mr.  as*  Mrs.  P.  J.  Smith.  4*7  Beat 
Orand   street,  entertslned  st  dinner 
last  night  at  their  home  In  celebra- 
tion of  the  golden  wadding  anniver- 
sary of  Mr.  Smiths  parents,  Mr.  and 
Mm.  Rohert  Smith,  096  Mew  avenue. 
The   d  Using -room    waa  decorated   In 
a   color  echeme   of   gold   and   white 
and  the>  center  of  the  table  held  a 
golden  wedding  cake.     Olfte  of  gold 
were    gfcren    the    honor***.      Out-of- 
,  town  gucseta  were  Mm.  Lon  Clouaer 
i  of   Denver.    Colorado   and   Mrs.   1411  le 
'Johnson    of    Kanaaa    City,   daughters 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  Smith.    After  ; 
dinner    Master  Bobble   Smith   enter- i 
talned  the  gueeta  with  several  clever 
readings  end  the  rest  of  the  evening 
was   spent  playing  pinochle.     Covers 
.at  dinner  were  placed  for  eighteen. 


10*5 


nawklna-Ug  tat. 
L,lw.    Yelma    Ught    and    Mr.    Mul 
fwhini.    both    of    Springfield     «r. 
krrlcd    Thursday     evening     at    the 

ne  of  the  Reverend  and  Mrs.  ao. 
InNoy    1319  Benton  avenue.     They 

"^tended    by   Ml-    H-.1    WJ 
hd   Ml-    Edltb    Turnar.      Mf.    and" 


Mr.  and  Mrs 
..  burg.    Mo 
.  SStSTSn  b.  at  nom.  at  •!!  .  tighter.  1 
,th  Orant  avenue.  , 


C    H.  Woodall  of  Ncw- 

announce    the    birth    of   «. 

Catherine,    November 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  13, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 

Page  1:  Marion  Owens  divorced  G.  B.  Owens. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Appleby  will  celebrate  their  54th  wedding  anniversary.** 

Ollie  West  was  killed.** 

A  daughter  Mary  Catherine  Woodall  was  born  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  H.  Woodall  of 
1102  North  National. 

Page  2A:  F.  J.  Yorkel  and  Blanche  Taylor,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married  yesterday 
in  Springfield. 

Opal  Huddleston  died.** 
Page  3A:  Ruby  Stagner  Joyce  divorced  T.  H.  Joyce.** 

The  divorce  petition  of  John  R.  Teague  against  Anna  Teague  was  dismissed. 

Estella  Stevens  sues  to  divorce  William  E.  Stevens.  They  were  married  June  3, 
1924. 

Page8A:  William  M.  Box  died.** 

Meyers  infant  died.** 

Velma  I.  Dellinger  died.** 
Page  IB:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Birth  announced.** 
Page  9B:  William  Birkes  died  at  Granby. 

James  M.  Erwin  died  at  Verona.  Mrs.  Arthur  Erwin  and  son  and  Mrs.  J.  P.  Martin 
of  Monett  attended  the  funeral. 

Dr.  W.  P.  Searcey  died  at  Exeter. 

Son  born  Thursday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sydney  Gaddy  of  Newburg. 
PagellB:  Card  of  thanks.** 

Page  2C:  Miss  Mary  Wasson  and  Mr.  Emil  R.  Grainge  were  married.** 
Page  3C:  Miss  Clara  Lucie  Ely,  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  C.  Ely,  426  East  Walnut 
street,  and  Mr.  Carl  L.  Hawkins  of  St.  Louis  will  be  married  next  Saturday. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  Smith  celebrated  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 


ROMANCE  LASTS  10  DAYS, 
THEN  WIFE  GETS  DIVORCE 


^  MARRIAGE  In  which  the  ro- 
manoe  had  lasted  but  ten  days 
came  to  a  legal  close  in  division 
No.  1  of  the  circuit  court  yesterday 
when  Judge  Guy  D.  Klrby  granted 
Puby  Stagner  Joyce  a  divorce  from 
T.  H.  Joyce,  and  ordered  the  res- 
toration of  her  former  name  of 
Huby   Stagner. 


The  wife  testified  that  almost 
Immediately  after  their  marriage. 
her  husband  Informed  her  that  he 
did  not  care  for  her.  that  their  mar- 
riage was  a  mistake,  and  that  their 
marriage  should  be  ended. 

The  two  were  married  on  last 
July   Si  and  separated  on   Sept.   10. 


108b 


HONOR  54TH  ANNIVERSARY 
OF  MARRIAGE  HERE  TODAY 


Lebanon  Sheriff  Arrests  Rich- 
ard Lillard,  Accused  of  First , 

i  BlowlrTRght  Causing  DeaflB 
%  Of  Hir'FNend  ~ 


T  KBANON.  Ho,  Nov.  U— Richard 
UlUrd.    ;j.    vu   arrested    here 
tonight  by  Sheriff  Sam  C.  Allen  on 
sn    assault   charge  growing  out  of 
a  row  which  began  Saturday  nighl  j 
fVtober   19,  at   a  pie  supper  In  the. , 
Mill   Creek   school,  near  here,     and, 
which  terminated  a  few  hours  later 
with    the  killing  of  Ollle  West   by 
lYlsoo  Allensteln  on  the  road   near 
the    schoolhouse. 

Lillard  !<♦  alleged  to  have  struck 
!  the  first  Mow  In  the  ficht  which 
(occurred  at  the  pie  supper  when 
I  he.  Ollle  West.  Carol  West  and 
H'-rmnn  Smlllio  \v«-r;  asked  nj 
I  Allensteln  and  J.  P.  llr.-.kefield  to 
,  >-(,p      a    disturbance      which      they 

were  making,  aooord 
Alleiv  '*:••  *•-•  •-*#(*' 

FaHt  to  Pott  Bond 
Being  unable  to  furnish  bond 
?;.00.    LiUard    was    placed    in    Jell 
her*. 

Following  the  fight  ftt  the  school 
!m     which     both      Allenstein"     and'' 
Hrakefteld  were  knocked  down.  the| 
yonths  left  the  scene.    On  his  way' 
home    Aller.steln    w:v«    accost-  d_  '  by  j 
' Ollle  West.  Carol  Wi<:  -".r>l  >:r.'.tt!o. 
•  who    attacked    him.    his    wife    nnd  . 
'.laughter.     Knocked   to   :': ••  ground 
ar..t  with  Ollle  West  str.v'dl.re  Mm 
l  Allenstein  drew  his  knife  and  stab-  , 
I  bed    West    In    the   side,    k'.llinp   him  ; 
almost    Instantly.  | 

AlUnatsin    E«onerat«d  _    I 

The    other      youths    p«      Wests. 
,  hodv  In  their  car.  unaware  he  was  ; 
Old    and  drove  to  T«ebanon  Wh«*t«  ; 
ipr    T    11    Casev  told  them  he  «  as  i 
:dead.      Not  .   believing      bitn.    ther  ■ 
drove  to  the  Fu'.kfr*  n      •  :  •-  »««*' 
I  the  youths  hnd   ton   working,     tuii 
In.lkerson  H«   thai    lb*   »*y     «»»| 
Idead      and      s-M.t      il..-«      '    >' ■     ««' • 
Lebanon  where  thov  were  found  b>  j 
I  the   sheriff   and   .-oroivr  , 


'  Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Appleby  or' 
12136  Xorth  Boulevard,  who  have, 
i  lived  near  Springfield  all  their! 
1  '.;vi'«.  today  Will  quietly  roloKrato  • 
I  the  .'-tilt  anniversary  of  their  wed- I 
!  ding  day. 

Both   Mr.   Applet 

tired   farmer,  and  bis  w(l 

y.ara    old.    They    have ->UI' 

Springfield  for  IS  years  with 

daughter.  Mrs.  E.  E.  Campbell. 

son.    K.    A.    Appleby,    lives    at    2134  j 

'  Prospect    aveni.o      here,    nnd      lheo»| 

i in"   three   other  son.-   in  the   f.iiuii)    i 

Clay,   of     Quay.     Okla.:     Jarve.  of! 

!  Phoenix,  Arix..  and  Claude,  of   Sew  j 

)  Tork. 

I 


Mriandnfrif 

Celebrate  Anmver^ajxsff^ 

Mr.   and   Mrs.  JRoberf.  -Smilfc 
N'ew    stivet.    were   the   hTSoFee^aT* 
a   dinner  pariy  Friday-  evening     at  | 
the    home   of    Mr.    and    Mrs.    P.    .1.  ! 
Sanlth.     <:.;      East  Orand     avenue,  j 

.xlven  in  celebration  of*»»tbeirJ 
fiftieth  wedding  anniversary.  The' 
dhtlnc  room  .was  very  attractively^ 
oVoornt  od"  In  gold  and  white.  Ciat? 
of  gold  were  presented  to  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Smith.  The  out  of  town 
guests  were:  Mrs.  Lon  Clouser.  of 
TVnver.  Coin.,  and  Mrs  Tom  John- 
son,  of  Kansas  City,  daughters  of  I 

i  Mr.   nnd   Mrs.   Smith.     Tito  evening! 

!was  spent  playing  pinochle.     Covers  . 

I  were,   placed   for  IS  guests  j 


WA8S0N-GRAINQ.E 
Miss  Mary  Waason,  daughter  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  A.  Waason  of 
Ozark,  and  Mr.  Emll  R.  Gralnge  of 
Berwyn,  III.,  were  married  Satur- 
day evening,  November  5.  at  the 
home  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  K.  Leop- 
old, in  Berwyn.  111.  The  service  waa 
read  by  the  Heverend  H.  C.  Hoover, 
pastor  of  the  First  Congregational 
church  of  that  city.  Tha  couple 
wlU  make  their  horn*  at  3110  Wes- 
ley avenue,  Berwyn.  Mr.  Gralnge 
1%  connected  with  Burlington  rail- 
road. '->.  . 


BOTH    LOSE    IN   DIVORCE    PLEA 

K«dlowlne   »h»   <•■■*■  l-isinn   of   r\\- 
ilence  yesterday.  Judge  Guy  IT  Kir- 
!•>•    In    circuit    court   dismissed    bitn 
:he  petition  !••  d  the  cros«MII     n  t« -• 
■  suit  of  John   Ft.  Teague  for  div»r:e 
I  from    Anna    Teague.      Judro    Klrl.y 
i  held  that  under  t'.r  evidence,  neith- 
er   was    entitled    to   a   divorce. 


1081 


FRISCO  VEIG 
PAY  BOX  TRUE 

Mill  III  ^ 

Ninety-One  Year  Old  Citizen 

Served  Railroad  tor  Many 

Years 


'.everal  Years 

m.j  Friday  morn 
Mr** 


-- 
Kindreds  of  yeuis  of  Iwyal  service 
to    tl«c>   1'rJfoo  railroad   «er«   repre- 
ss «;u  J  by  the  large  numl-er  of  vet- 
*7:i:i  r:  ,;.'oji«  of  the  nj  many" 

of    »:k...    are   now    pct.Mone.!,   wlio 
a  ..  ied    yesterday    afternoon 


■  l 


ndr,  William 
*<8eversl  of 
faded  blue  uniform 
Army  .of  ths  Itepu 
ereaiitratlon  n*H  bearer*  Had 
selected  for  the  s>-r\.  let-,  and  in  which 
Mr.  Box  hud  Wn  an  active  mem- 
ber. 

limine  tlie  «3  yarn  ilial  he  had 
lived  in  fM>imt;li.  ill  Mr.  ti-'x  Lad 
aciiiir-«l  i:.,'.\  ?!■••  ml*,  as  'una  «•!- 
J  ♦•si'  >i  I'}'  l'!n  iiuUi!"l  .■  .'I.  ■  ■':•  *': 
the   mortuar>. 

Hale   Pay*   Tribute 
Iti  dehxerin,     the   luiicr.>i   address.  ■ 
the  Keveieiid   l>-.is  M.  il:<:<.  pastor 
•  •f     I';!--      !'..«K.IM     church,     s.ud     :n 
p;>ri  : 

:»N    liv«-    1. 1    Hie  .ij." 
<  ifii    maty   give   IIH  J 
iin«l    f\N  i'.t    in   life  j 
is  ll«*  Iium  given  to  | 
:*    !'ie   fndeucy  of 

i  .;    I;  i  <  »    I'.'   >v  .1 1 ■  l    I"  , 

t|!    v.  ,n.    |...  ..-!■    I!  •  .". 

w.ii    il"iii    •■>    ^:':jl 


and  for  the  blessed  hop*  we  cherish! 
far  him  ax  he  leaves  thia  enrthly  j 
house  in  m. l.i.Ii  lie  has  lived  for  92 
years  and  ri. i...rts  into  Ills  eternal 
home  in  the  i 
Invalid 
r  Mr.  Box,  wh« 
tag  at  the  bom«  of  his  sister, 
Henry~  Kelps.  -"M4  ■  West  Mount 
Vernon  afreet,  h-  .!  boen  confined  to 
hia  bed  for  the  |*aat  alx  years  as  a 
molt  of  a  paralytic  stroke  suffered 

*•*  jraara  •*»■      .  \-  >  . ■■ , 

THav'traaw-bbrn  i»i  Tennessee  ,In, 
1835,  but  came  to  Missouri  when 
still  a  young. man  and  enlisted  in 
fhe  Union  army  for  servfe*  '  lh*>* 
CItO  war.  after  which  be  operated 
ii  mill  at  Brtghlon.  Mo,  and  later  at 
Humanirvllle.  Mo.,  before  moving  to 
Springfield   in   1885. 

Burial  vat  tn  Maple  Par*,  ceme- 
tery, with  services  at  theY'iave  un- 
der direction  of  A*  C.  Cnllaiid,  of 
the  G.  A.  K. 

Pall  bearers,   members  of  the  G. 

A.  R..   were.      W.    C.   Calland.   John 

Eoehm    K.  A.  Nixon.  J.  R.  Ferguson 

f  Amo»    Edward*     AA\    A.    Coon    nnd 

Bob  Knight. 


MEYERS  INFANT' 

.  Funeral  services  Xor^VioUH  May. 
Meyers.  21-tnonth-oid^na^ntejr  ofl 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Clauds- Meyers.  «l|i 
Fremont  street,  who  died  ThursdayT/ 
will  lw>  held  at  9  o'clock  this  morn-  ' 
Ins;  at  the  Storno  mortuary  with 
burial  in  Mount  Olive  cemetery- 


"\\«  may   lint 

of    5«I    >c:irs     1  •  ht 
«omnlin:ir    nnMe 
after  the  grave 
our   l>ro'*  •  r.      It 
al!   \>  l  <•  i i  v  ••  l  ■•:  ■ 
live  on    l--.it    f.-r 
fHllh    111    <•.'■!.    H« 
reward    in    Hon-.        ** 

-lK.itli  always  is  adventure,  a  re- 
newal of  life,  a  hi-  «  h.  re  *e  know 
ettrnai    youth    hit)     no    aj;^.      An    1 
iliink  %:  tli-  lift,  ri-li   Inudvenime 
i-f  Mr   I\i    :  !;r  -■-■.-  !>:.i«  h-  f  ■<•  -J  "  " 
Bui. i tin-    adventure      with    no    f-.ir 
It  Is  only  the  earThlyT&uaeTn'wTncW 
lie  live  that  waatea  away,  while  our 
spirit.  contiini'S  ifirmichout  eternity 
"Our  friend 'Is  honored  today'    by 
the  loving  and  faithful  wife.  too%|a 
oi  her  home   to  attend   these  aerv-- 
Ices.     lie  Is  honored  by  the  neigh 
bors  who  knew  him  so  well;  and  by. 
his  comrades  who  fought  with  him 
for  their  country.    He  is  honoi  d  by 
the  church,   for  he  was  a  faithful 
member;  and  God  honora  him. 

"We  do  not  remember  bad  men. 
they  pass  on  and  are  forgotten:  but 
v.  f  Jo  rem*"m**er  pood  men  who  nre 
ordained  l>y  God.  The  life  of  this 
man  has  been  such  as  to  cause  us 
to  cherish  bis  memory. 

**W«  thank  God  for  thla  memory 


VELMA    I.   OELLINQER 

Funeral  services  for  Miss  Velm* 
L  Dellinger.  20  years  old.  daughter 
oT  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  L.'  Delluiirer, 
1««  Bast  Florida  street,  who  died 

_Fjjday__night  at  Iter  home,  will,  be 
held  at  11  o'clock  thla  morning  at 
Timber  Ridjre  church,  near  Marsh- 
field,   with   burial    in    the    cemetery  : 

there  under  direction  of  the  Kllng-  { 
Funeral  home. 


OPAL    HUD0LE8T0N 

Funeral    aervlcea   for   Opal   Hud- 
dleston.   17  years  old.  who  died  at 
the  home  of  Mrs.  Mauds  MaDaniel. 
914    South   Main   avenue.   Nor.    10. 
will    be    held    at    the  Pitts   ehapel. 
M.   E.    church,    corner   Benton   and 
Pine  streets  today  at  1  p.  m.     The 
Reverend  L.  R.  Grant  will  officiate 
and  Interment  will  be  made  In  Dan- 
fort  h    ormetery,    under    the    direc- 
tion  of    the   Campbell   Undertaking 
com  pa  ny. 


1088 


Wa  wbh  to  thank  our  frtenoa.  oar  gooj 
•MiKkbora  aod  Dre.  Mim  tU  Dewey,  tot 
Mr    khte   — .    -IJi.thm- toQ 
*•   slekaes*.   as*   death   of    oar  besbeod 
wd  father,  J.  S.  Weaver.    We  ale*  thank 
•B  for  the  bsaatifej  floral  offer!  ers. 
'  '  MRS.  J.  t  WEAVES, 
LEON    WEAVER. 
FRANE    WEAVER. 
CHARLEY    WEAVER. 

and  wife. 
MAX  WEAVER, 
.     and   wife, 
JUNE  WEAVER 
MR.  aad  MRS.  I.  R.  MORRISON. 
MR.  and  MRS.  R.  C.   DOUKti. 
MR  and  MRS.  C.  J.  CHAPPELL. 

Alltging  that  her  husband  drank 
to  exc«*a  and  that  he  curwd  and  ! 
otherwise  al>i«»J  her.  r>t»-U.t 
Stevens  haa  filed  suit  for  divorce 
from  Wllllarri  K.  Stevens.  Th«> 
«ere  married  JuriP-».  1924,  ami  sep- 
arated last  June. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 

Chester   M.  Carter.   22.  of   Pepnh- 

llc.     and      Nora    P.   Vineyard;     21. 
~Surora= — Hubert   O.   LeRirtnc.     2«. 

rarmna,     Kane-     and  '  Zedlth     K. 

rharltou.      S3.      Springfield;      P-  J. 

Vorkel.  46.  and  Blanche  Turner,  16, 

hoth  of  Sprtnjjfleld. 
Mr.  and   Mrs.  Ray  B.  Beeler  an» 

flounce    the    Mrth    of   a    baby   girl, 

Oeraldlne   Kothryn.  at   their  home. 
"To*  gouth    Main    atreet.    November 

10. 


BIRTHS 
Mr.  and  Mr».  C.  H<  Woodhall  of 
Newhurp.    Mo..   nnnnune''   r'--    Mill' 
'  i»f  n  djinchter.  Mary  Catherine.  No- 
vember 12. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  13, 1927-LEADER 

Page  5:  R.  E.  Wallace  was  killed.** 

Page  6:  Mrs.  Estella  Stevens  sues  to  divorce  William  E.  Stevens.  They  were  married 
June  3,  1924,  and  have  an  infant  child. 

Page  10:  Marriage  license:  Hubert  O.  LeBlanc,  20,  of  Parsons,  Kansas,  and  Zedith  K. 
Chelton,  33,  of  Springfield. 

Marriage  license:  Chester  M.  Carter,  22,  of  Republic  and  Nora  F.  Vineyard,  21,  of 
Aurora. 

F.  J.  Yockel,  45,  and  Mrs.  Blanche  Turner,  35,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married 

yesterday. 

Riby  Stagner  divorced  T.  H.  Joyce.  They  were  married  here  July  31.  [According 
to  the  newspaper  of  July  30,  1927,  Truman  H.  Joyce  and  Miss  Ruby  Stagner  were  granted  a 
marriage  license.] 

Page  12:  Mrs.  George  Humphreys  of  West  Plains  went  to  Marshfield  where  her  mother 

died. 

Miss  Erma  Linebarger  of  Exeter,  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  Linebarger, 
died.  She  was  buried  in  Clark  cemetery.** 
Henry  Raymond  died.** 
Page  32:  Card  of  thanks  from  E.  H:  Brooks  and  others.** 
Card  of  thanks  from  Charles  Lawhon  and  others.** 
Card  of  thanks  from  Mrs.  J.  E.  Weaver  and  others.** 


DEATHS 


nsmr  BATMONK 

runeral  MrvtOM  wore  bold  Wad- 
ne*Uy  afternoon  for  Bury  Raymond. 
77.  of  Springfield,  wbo  died  IMeeday 
following  a  brief  Ulnae*.  He  to  eur- 
rlVod  by  hi*  wife,  two  eon*,  two 
daughter*,  alxteen  grandchildren  and 
eleven  great  grmndchlldren.  Mr.  Ray- 
mond came  to  Bartntfteld  In  1919. 
where  he  haa  reeided  einoa  that  time. 


.OBI 


BROOKS— We   *nh  to  espress  our  heart- 
felt   thank*    to    our     many     friends     and 
neighbor*   and   to   all    who   kindly   assisted 
u»    through    the    sickness    and    after' the 
drain    of    oar    darlluf    baby.    Doris  Mae.  ; 
AI.«o    thank    you    for    the    beautiful   floral  i 
offering*    -      Mr    and   Mr*.    E.    H.  Brooks  ; 
and  Children 

LAWHON «W>  »iMi  lo  thank  our  many 
fnrnds  slid  neighbor*  for  the  hea'itllul  . 
llo'«:  offering*  and  words  ol  sympathy 
In  l!ie  »ad  death  ol  our  tan  and  brother. 
We  wish  especially  to  tlisnk  the  Church  i 
ol  Chn>t,  Mrt  Rom  Cane  arid  Mrs.  Proc- 
ter n!  Halloa  ay,  the  Modern  Woodmen 
:r.r  liir.r  v.mdn.-u  and  Brother  Kecsdale 
:.->!  ;■.:•.  »ord»  of  consolation  to  use  in  our 
oerr.ii  r  tnenl. 

Mr      and    Mn     Chas.    Lawhon. 

Mr    and  Mrs.  H.  U  Lawhon. 

J    W.  Lawhon. 

■.  ■  ,    .     .  :  ■  ■■■  . 


WEAVER— Wr  wlxh  to  thank  our  friends, 
our  food  nrlRhbort.  Ik>ciort  Maion  and 
l>f»rj,  lor  their  Mndnrit  and  consider- 
ation durlii*  tin-  jickum  and  death  of 
rigr  husband  and  father.  J.  K.  Wearer. 
We  «!■<>  »»ni  (o  thank  all  for  the  beau- 
tiful    Jiornl     ollfrllljl. 

MRS.    J     K.    WEAVER. 

LEON     WEAVER. 

FRANK     WEAVER. 

CHARLEY    WEAVER    ANT)    WIFE. 

MAX    WEAVER   AND   WiTE. 

Jl'.NE     WEAVER, 

MR.    AND   WKfl.   J.   C     CHAPPELL. 

MR.    AND    MRS.    R.    C.    DOLINO. 

MR.   AND  MR8.   I     R     MORRISON. 


A  Farmer  Killed. 
'  H  fc.  Wallace,  prominent  fanner  of 
Carter  county,  waa  fatally  cruahed 
whan  %  barn  abed  collapaed  on  him. 
Mr.  Wallace  waa  repairing  the  abed 
•  ben  the  accident  occurred;  be  lived 
only  about  two  houre.  He  was  65 
year*  old  and  waa  widely  known  In 
Carter  and  adjoining  countlea  aa  a 
great  alngnr  and  bad  night  sinking 
schools  for  many  yeara. 


Word  waa  received  her*  Tueaday 
rooming  that  Mia*  Erma  Llnebarger 
of  Kxeter.  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mra 
Charles  Llnebarger.  bad  pawed  away 
at  the  hospital  where  aba  bad  boon 
taken' for  an  operation.  The  funeral 
services  were  held  at  the  Jtew  Hope 
church  by  Rev.  Charles  Vansandt 
and  Interment  at.  Clark  cemetery. 

MONDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  14, 1927--DAILY  NEWS 
Page  5:  A  son  James  Edward  Snavely  was  born  October  24  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ralph 
Snavely  of  San  Antonio,  Texas. 

Page  10:  Walter  S.  Abbott  died.** 
Mrs.  Ada  M.  Smith  died.** 
Reuben  Miller  died.** 


DEATHS 


WALTER  8.  ABBOTT 
Walter  8.  Abbott.-**  years  old. 
died  at  10  o'clock  yesterday  morn- 
ing at  th«  Pythian  home.  He  we* 
a  member  of  Lodge  No.  211, 
Knight*  of  Pythias.  He  is  survived 
by  one  daughter,  Mrs.  Helen  Smith, 
of  Chicago.  Funeral  services  will 
be  held  at  2:30  o'clock  tomorrow 
afternoon  In  the  auultorlum  of  the 
home  with  burial  In  Hazelwood 
rem  pry  under  direction  of  W.  L 
Starne. 


REUBEN  MILLER 
Reuben  Miller.  90,  died  at  the 
home  of  his  daughter.  Mrs.. Minnie 
B.  Calfee.  628  East  Brower.  last 
iilgTlTSt  USW-w-ci^ck  ufUi  a  brief 
illness.    Mr.  Miner  waa  a  Civil  war 


the  Uth 

eurvlved  by  hU  daughter  _ 

■on,  Henry  Duckworth,  of  Brlgmon, 

Colo.     Funeral   sjTangem«nU«e) 

incomplete.     Burial  i^PW?&$£$ 

National  cemetery  m^iarr«ror,tlH 

Herman  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 


J\ 


MRS.  ADAM.  SMITH 
Mr*.  Ada -M.v  Smith.    60  '  year* 
old.  wife  of  M.  F.  8mlth,  died  yes- 
terday   afternoon  at    the    home    of 
her   daughter.   Mra.  H.   T.   Palmer. 
703    Belmont    street,    following    a 
lingering  Illness.    Funeral  services 
will  be  held  at  3  o'clock  tomorrow 
afternoon  at  the  St  Paul  Methodist 
church,  with  Dr.  C.  H.  Brlggs  and 
the  Reverend  J.  W.  Pearson  offici- 
ating.     Burial    will    be    In    Green- 
lawn    cemetery    under    .tlrectlon    of 
the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 
Mrs.    Smith,    who   was    a    member 
of  the  Order  of  the  Eastern  Star, 
the    Royal    Neighbors    and    of    the 
Su  Paul  church,  is  survived  by  'he 
husband,    by    five   daughters;    Mrs. 
Vera  Blakley.'of  Monett:  Mrs.  tje, 
T.  Palmer,  Springfield:   »*«•  "•*• 
Moore.    Springfield;    Mra  «•"*». 
Davis.  Augusta,  Kan,    and     mmw 
Frances    HIH.    Springfield;    by   her 
parents.   Mr.  snd   Mra  George r  P. 
Nurss.    of    Springfield;    by      three 
brothers,     E.     E,     of     Springfield. 
Charles   M..   of   Clifton   Ftorge.   Vs.. 
and   George   O.   Nurss.   of  Ranger. 
T«aa.    and    by    one    •^•J3L 
Josephine     Connett.      of      Detroit. 

Mich. 


IOS0 


MONDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  14, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Reuben  Miller  died.** 

Bill  Beasley  died.** 
Page  5:  Walter  S.  Abbott  died.** 
Mrs.  Ada  M.  Smith  died.** 

A  daughter  Ellen  Marie  Armstrong  was  born  November  12  to  Rev.  and  Mrs. 
Edwin  W.  Armstrong,  2108  North  Missouri  avenue. 

A  son  George  William  Fleming  was  born  November  1 1  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  George  P. 
Fleming,  717  Pickwick  avenue.  Mrs.  Fleming  was  formerly  Miss  Ruth  Landreth  of  Joplin. 

Son  born  November  1 2  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  F.  A.  Mangan,  East  Division  street  road. 
Orion  E.  Coover  died.** 
Page  14:  There  is  a  long  article  about  Col.  John  Sobieski.** 
Page  15:  Miss  Pauline  Carter  and  Mr.  Joe  Downing  were  married.** 


REUBEN  MILLER,  90, 
DIES;  FOUGHT  IN  35th 

Punerml  services  for  Reuben  Miller. 
90.  Civil  war  veteran,  who  died  last 
night  at  the  home  of  his  daughter. 
Mrs  Minnie  B.  Calfee.  028  Bast 
Brower  street,  will  be  held  at  a  40 
p.  m.  tomorrow  at  the  Herman  H. 
Lohmeyer  funeral  home.  The  Rev. 
H.  A.  Wood,  pastor  of  the  Campbell 
Avenue  Methodist  church,  will  offi- 
ciate. 

Burial  will  be  In  the  National  ceme- 
tery, with  services  at  the  grave  In 
charge  of  the  O.  A.  R.  Mz.  Miller 
was  a  member  of  the  86th  Missouri 
Infantry.  He  Is  survived  by  his 
dsughter  and  a  stepson.  Henry  Duck-  j 
worth  of  Brighton,  Colo. 


'„*,■'!■■*., 


ARRIVES  /»1fl»T0R; 

LEAVES  AS  CORPSE 


BUI  Beasley,  40.  Kansas  City  bar* 
bar,  committed  suicide  yesterday  at 
the  home  of  relatives  in  Weaubleau 
by  drinking  carbolic  acid. 

Beasley  arrived  In  Weaublean  early 
Sunday  morning  and  after  tatting* 
1  several  minutes  to  his  wife,  who  wm 
visiting  her  mother.  Mrs.  Perry  Brown, 
he  stepped  Into  an  adjoining  room 
and  drank  the  acid. 

Relatives   were    unable    to    explain  , 
Beasleyt  act.    Beasley  had  bean  mar*  j 
ried  six  yearn    His  wife  Is  about  24 
years  old. 


WALTER  8.  ABBOTT. 
Funeral  eerrlcee  for  Walter  &  Ab- 
bott. 63  Tears  old,  who  died  at  19 
o'clock  yesterday  morning  at  the 
Pythian  home,  will  be  held  at  340 
o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon  in  the  au- 
ditorium of  the  home  with  burial  In 
Haselwood  cemetery  under  direction 
of  W.  L.  Btarne.  He  was  a  member 
of  Lodge  No.  213.  Knights  of  Pythias. 
He  Is  survived  by  a  daughter,  Mrs. 
Helen  Smith  of  Chicago. 


MRS.  ADA  M.  SMITH. 
Funeral  services  will  be  held  at  2 
o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon  st  8t. 
Paul  Methodist  church  for  Mrs.  Ada 
M.  Smith.  SO.,  wife  of  M.  T.  Smith, 
who  died  yesterday  afternoon  at  the 
home  of  her  daughter,  Mrs.  H.  T.  Pal- 
mer. 703  Belmont  street,  following  a 
lingering  illness.  Rev.  C.  H.  Brlggs 
and  Kev.  J.  W.  Pearson  will  officiate. 
Burial  will  be  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery 
under  the  direction  of  Alma  Loh- 
meyer Funeral  home.  Mt»  Smith, 
who  was  a  member  of  the  Order  of 
Eastern  Star,  the  Royal  Neighbors, 
and  of  the  St.  Paul  church.  Is  surviv- 
ed by  her  husband,  by  five  daughters. 
Mrs.  Vera  Blakley  of  Monett;  Mrs.  H. 
T.  Palmer.  Springfield;  Mrs.  H.  A. 
Moore.  Sprtngfleld,  Mrs.  Oecrgla  Davis 
of  Augusta,   Kan.,  and  Mrs,  Frances 


ForgeT  Va,  and  /Oeorge  O.  Nurse,  of 
Tea,  and  by  a  sister.  Mrs. 
Josephine  Connett  of  Detroit. 


10^1 


if? 


#*d« 


r  W*d4lng 

Card*.  3304  North  Broad-  | 
je.  announces  the  marriage 
lughter.  Pauline,   to  Mr.  Joe 
Ing.   Monday  evening.  November 
ceremony   «u  performed  by 
Reverend   T.  H.  Wiles.     Mi<t  the 
aony    dinner    wu  serve  1   at   the 
ie  of  Mr.   and    Mrs.  Claude   Lock- 
,  SO-'B  North  Grant  avenue.  Cov- 
irre    placed    for    15    fr'.ends   a»iti 
Hatlve*  of  Mr.  end  Mrs.  Downing. 


i   I 


ORION  L  COOVER  IS 

DEAD  IN  CALIFORNIA 

Word  ha.  heen  rec-fad  here  «** 
dt.th  November  ».  to  Long  Beech, 
Calif.,  of  Orton  K.  Cooter.  formerly  of 
tbia  city.  Mr.  Coover  spent  hla  boy- 
bood  day.  to  Springfield.  «•«••"* 
rived  by  bi.  wife  and  ^J*"*™?: 
of  California;  two  brotbera.  W.  w.  ana 
r  L  Coover.  both  of  Springfield,  and 
two  aUtera.  Miss  Amy  8.  Coover.  8e- 
atUe.  Wash,  and  Mrs.  Ubble  A.  Stew- 
art, of  ttale  city.  - 


£~=s£2;t£a- 

18M  tb»  P*^*lUO,L££L^JolIL 

atsnr-aS.cjgs 

U,  which  would  receive  *^J»^2 

^u  on  the  mtoor  «<**V  "S*? 
^  «^  -SoW-rwbJa»y-  r^jokara 

Joon  affr  the  elaetlon  be  moved  to 

California.  ... 

BUtn  daaoendant  of  King  John  HI  j 
ofMand.    An  exile  w1tob*wtooer- 
ed     mother     at  «  year,     of  ege     A 
stowaway  bound  for  America  at  12.  a 
£h«ar  against  the  Indian,  at  W.., 
bugler   -mortally"   wounded  *  ^i 
.«£„»*  at  22.  and  at  24  a  colonel  to 
S^cafaruTy    and   coud«nnad 
S  deat^    At  2o  a  Minnesota lagljU- 
u>r;     subsequently     for    more     than . 
mVy     yeara     a     daunUeaa     reformer.. 
Such  iTE  amazing  record  of  John  j 

^rh'e'arthUman-.atoryUtohave1 
intimate    glimpse,    of    many    of    the 
outstanding  evenU  to  blrtfl'or  the 
Uust.  three-quartere  of  a  century.    To 


know   the   man  himself  la  to  receive 
both   a    benediction   and  an  Inspire-  ' 
Uon.    More   than  fourscore  yeara  of 
age.  he  yet  retains  a  buoyant,  almost 
youthful  spirit  which  seems  only  to 
have  been  mellowed  by  all  the  fierce 
I  strife    through    which   he   has  passed. 
His   Is   an    uncompromising  optimism 
[  which    gives    one    new    faith    In    the 
cause   or   democracy   and   the  upward 
I  march   of    the    human   race. 
I      Abov*    all  else,   this   man  Is  a  rare 
'  exe.r.p'.l!lcatlon    of    living    patriotism. 
!  Having  freely  offered  hla  life  on  many 
battlefields     he    turned    in    time    of 
peace   to   other   battles   for  the  right , 
and  gave  himself  with  equal  abandon 
to  every     cause  which   he     espoused. 
Though  gravely  wounded  in  the  Civil 
war.  ha  nam  ooneenked  to  ask  for  a 
pension  until  Just  a  few  months  ago. 
At  the  close'  of  hla  brilliant  services 
far  Mertoo.  that  republlo  sought  to 
reward  him  with  rich  lands,  but  these 
he  declined.  . 

It  was  something  mora  than  two 
years  ago,  at  a  dinner  of  the  Los 
Angelas  Adventurer's  club,  that  I 
first  saw  Colonel  8obleakl — the  hero 
of  whom  I  had  read  since  boyhood, 
writes  John  Anson  Ford  In  the  Dear- 
bom  Independent.  He  waa  a  guest 
of  honor  and  before  I  learned  hie 
name  one  glance  at  hie  maeslre  head 
and  powerful  frame  told  me  that  he 
was  a  man  of  distinction. 

He  was  called  on  for  a  few  words 
of  personal  reminiscence  He  roes 
deliberately  and  paused  a  moment  as 
bs  straightened  himself  up.  his  dark 
eyea  sweeping  the  company  before 
him.  It  was  difficult  to  believe  he 
was  86.  The  speech,  which  sketched 
briefly  the  outstanding  adventures 
of  his  life,  was  short  am  possessed 
a  simplicity  and  frankness  which  re- 
moved It  far  from  a  boasting  or  self- 
praise. 

•     •     • 

In  1M6  hla  father.  Count  Bobleski. 
fifth     lines!     descendant     of      King 
John  ni  of  Poland,  shared  In  an  In- 
surrection   against    Russia,    was    cap- 
:  lured    and    imprisoned    for    eighteen 

montns. 

I      "Prom  the  day  of  my  father's  cap- 

j  ture.    my    mother    had    not    heard    a 

word  from  him."   he   related.     "Then 

unexpectedly    we    were    visited    by    a 

detachment     of   Cossacks     who  com- 

j  manded   my  mother   to   follow   them 

I  to    Warsaw.     Though    I    was    but    6 

j  years  old.  that  two  days'  Journey   In 

our  own   carriage    escorted    by    those 

i  coasack*  Is  stamped   Indelibly  on  my 

<  mind.    Even   more   poignant   are    the 

j  memories  of  the  day  that  followed. 

I      "The    viceroy,    the    czar's    brother. 

I  Into    whose    presence    we    were    led. 


i  cm 


lost  no  Um«  In  imparting  bis  tragic 
uinsssgr  Mr  lather  was  still  living 
but  waa  to  bs  put  to  death  the  next 
morning  and  my  mother*"  own  father  ] 
and  two  brothers  were  In  the  aaroe 
prison  and  were  to  die  at  the  emme  : 
tuna.  By  authority  of  the  oar  the 
viceroy  proposed  that  my  mother 
consent  to  have  me.  her  only  child, 
educated  as  a  Russian  by  the  Oreek  ; 
church  and  that  she  herself  take  the  i 
oath  of  fidelity  to  the  cear.  But  do 
i.ot  suppose  that  in  return  for  this 
ibe  llvee  of  any  of  our  kin  were  to 
be  spared.  In  return  lor  her  sacri- 
fice she  was  to  have  the  privilege  of 
continuing  to  live  on  her  own  estate. 
The  penalty  for  refusing  this  offer 
was  to  be  Immediately  exiled  and 
j  confiscation  of  all  estates  and  belong- 
i  ings.  My  mother  Indignantly  re- 
1  fused." 

After    six    years    of    wandering    In 

|  strange  lands,  haunted  by  fears,  the 

:  spirit    of    the    brave      mother    broke 

I  under    the    strain    and    she    died    In 

England,    leaving      her    only    son    an 

orphan   and    an  exile  at    12. 

Being  without  money  the  little  fel- 
ifix  succeeded  u>  'towing  away,  on 
t*»*    warshtn  ■*"»— »^m  aOnsj 

^■^^        w  ^^w^^**Hflff**^  ^  *s**s^sfyye^ss^s»| 

rtved  in  Mew  Tor&  Pet*  ilsey 

This  date  be  eeOs  nks  "SjSSt  kli  ItstsxyJI 

es  waU  as  Washington-*,  for  It 
ed  the  beginning  of  m  new 


*7  lillemi  tm  the  MT  ee  * 

en  one  ■  matojr^ 

State*.-  the  ooJonel 
sew  ser«?si  yea**- of 
the  IfsjUMM  or^the 

West,   men  the  Cim  w- 
X    tteew    myself    Into  .**• 
cause,    I    pertlclpaieit   to 

times.  On  the  Held  of  Oettyabnrg  X 
received  an  abdominal  wound  which 
the  surgeons  pronounoed  Inortal.' 
They  carried  me  to  an  emergency 
.hospital." 

But,  M  all  the  world  knows, 
flobleski  proved  the  surgeons  wrong 
to  their  diagnosis. 

The  colonel  U  one  of  the  few  still 
living  who  came  Into  close  contact 
with  Lincoln.  It  wee  toward  the 
close  of  the  war  that  be  met  the 
Great  emancipator.  To  him  Lincoln 
assigned  the  perilous  task  of  going 
to  Richmond  as  a  spy  and  appraising 
the  strength  of  the  Confederate 
capital's  fortifications.  Be  easily  as- 
sumed the  role  of  a  Polish  nobleman, 
and  under  the  pretense  of  being  a 
refugee,  passed  through  the  enemy's 
lines  and  Into  Richmond,  where  he 
remained  three  weeks. 

He  interviewed  the  leaden  of  the 
rebellion,  including  President  Jeffer- 


1013 


son  Davis  and  members  of  his 
cabinet,  and  Oen.  Robert  *.  Lee 
Eventually  he  reported  to  Lincoln 
that  Richmond.  In  hi*  Judgment,  was 
impregnable.  The  colonel  be"«v« 
If  Orant  bad  heeded  his  advice  the 
North  might  have  saved  a  gTeat  num- 
ber of  lives  that  were  sacrificed  In 
the  struggle   to  reach   Richmond. 

Uter  flobleski  was  dispatched  as  a 
Jfio    Mobile.    Arriving     toere    to 

duetlon   to  TSilouB  promtoent  won 

fMtarmtee.  one  of  whom  ooeeesu.     

^The^nemy  hes  besn  trying  to  get 
into  Mobile  erer  atnee  the  war  began 
o^J^Vdemned  *"*~*~JZZl 
seeded    to    ***    *    **    "~* 

««l!Zetia  ■Mian  young  Pole  wee 

vtmj  tn  June.  UM.  be  «*  onoVd^ 
SSned  to  enlist  to  the  <*»»* 

SScoV  republic  then  in  dire  strait. 
JT^on  of  the  Fiench  tomto  «nd 

Maximilian's  4**™?1*"0*"  S 
up  *  monarchy.  After  a  futile  et- 
£mpt  to  teke  a  company  of  Amerl- 
ctn\>c«nr»de.  with  him  In*  Mexlc^ 
Sobleaki  and  three  «mpanlons  turned 
£rth  and  then  ™tw.rd  maXlng 
Uieir  way  a.  beet  tbey  couM  acre- 
country   unUl   they  penerated   Mexl- 

C°Just  sixteen  days  before  Bobleekl 
enlisted  under  the  Mexican  flag 
Maximilian  had  decreed  that  any 
man  found  fighting  for  the  republic 
mould  be  shot  I  The  young  Pole  had 
a  good  cause  to  remember  Maxi- 
milian. But  as  a  volunteer  who  soon 
became  e  colonel,  he  Lit  to  dreamed 
bow  fate  waa  to  turn  the  tables 
which  bed  been  eo  against  turn  end 
his  mother  eighteen  years- tiUaes. 
•     •     • 

Maximilian   had   banished  flobleski 
and  his  mother,  together  with  a  num- 
ber  of    other   political  exiles,      from 
Milan.   Italy,  lor  engaging   In  a  pop- 
ular demonstration  in  that  city.  It  so 
happened  that  Sobleaki  waa  placed  In 
i  charge   of    the    would-be   emperor  of 
{  Mexico  the  second  day  after  his  cap- 
1  ture    by    the    republican    forces    and 
he  could  not  rtfraln  from  going  per- 
sonally to  Maximilian  and  reminding 
htm  of  the  decree  which  had  banish- 
ed   him.    Bobleakl,    and    his    mother 
from  Italy. 

"Maximilian  could  scarce  compre- 
hend all  that  I  told  him."  the  colonel 
remarked.  "He  seemed  partly  dazed 
by  the  swift  progress  of  events.  But 
by  the  swift  progress  of  evwnts.  But 
et  length  the  significance  of  the 
situation  crept  over  bias  end  be  ut- 
tered this  brief  but  slgnfflnent  com- 
ment: 
"WeO,  time  rounds  up  ell  things!" 


"1  tu  la  wtimwnrt  of  the 
firing  eparty  ei  lUHmllUa's  execu- 
tion," Sobleskl  continued.  "When 
Um  order  to  fir*  to  given  he  fell 
mortally  wounded.  I  then  ordered 
one  of  the  men  from  my  pert?  to 
advance  and.  handing  him  my  re- 
volver, ordered  him  to  place  It  to  the 
ear  of  the  suffering  man  and  fire. 
Thus  ended  his  career. 

"Perhaps  my   reason   for   this   act 
calls  far  an  explanation.     In  no  sense 
was  It  personal  revenge  that  prompt- 
ed me.    Rather.  I  wanted  to  be  sure 
that  the  dying  man's  sufferings  would 
I  not  be  prolonged.       I  had  my  own 
weapon  used   because  I   was  sure   it 
!  was    loaded,    whereas    there    waa    the 
i  possibility  that  any  gun  which  could 
[  be  selected  from   those   held   by  the 
I  firing  squad  might  be  loaded  with  a 

I  blank  cartridge." 

.      .     • 

Colonel  Sobleskl   was  sentenced   to 
I  death,  on  one  occasion,  for  refuting 
(  to    put  to  death    more    prisoners    of 
war.       Various   sad    experiences   had 
convinced  him  that  it  was  not  only 
(utile,    but    morally    wrong    to    take 
human    life.     The    incident    in    ques- 
tion,   which   came    so    near    having    a 
tragic  end.  occurred  at  Sonora  when 
Sobleskl  declined  to  execute  twenty- 
two  French  boys  who  had  been  taken 
prisoners. 
"I  was  triad  and  sentenced  to  he 
I  shot  for  my  refusal  to  obey  order*. 


the  sentence  being  subject  to  the  ap- 
proval of  Oeneral  Escobo.  who  at 
that  time  was  800  miles  away.  After 
waiting  in  suspense  for  a  month,  one 
morning  Oeneral  Oesteno  In  whose 
™rf""»»m  I  was.  hurrying  toward 
me.  waving  a  paper  In  hi*  hand. 
Embracing  me  and  kissing  me  In 
Mexican  fashion  he  exclaimed.  Tou 
are  pardoned  I  You  are  pardon- 
ed!'" 

Sobleskl  learned  afterward  that 
Oeneral  Casteno's  beautiful  daughter 
had  ridden  a  thousand  miles  to  se- 
cure that  pardon  and  speed  with  it 
back  to  the  camp.  When  the  repub- 
lic was  re-established  this  son  of 
Poland  and  adopted  son  of  America 
was  hailed  as  one  of  Mexico's  saviors, 
and  showered  with  honors  He  was 
also  offered  10.000  acres  of  Mexican 
land  but  declined  the  gift.  « 

Followed  peaceful  but  strenuous 
years  In  the  United  States.  While 
still  *  young  man  be  was  elected  to 
the  Minnesota  legislature  as  an 
avowed  advocate  of  temperance  in  a 
time  when  antl-llquor  activity  was 
not  popular,  to  ssy  the  least. 

Until  five  or  i>lx  years  ago  Colonel 
Sobleskl  lectured  constantly,  chiefly 
to  America,  09  various  great  refonfii 
and  historical  figure*.  Bis  lectures 
were  made  doubly  brilliant  by  the 
Introduction  of  personal  anecdotes 
concerning  these  Individual*. 


TUESDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  15,  1927--DA1LY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Jess  Biggers  was  killed.** 

Madge  Glenn  leaves  her  husband  of  a  week.** 
Page  5:  Miss  Kathleen  Kirby  and  Mr.  John  Marcus  Hawes  were  married.** 
Miss  Zedith  K.  Charlton  and  Mr.  Hubert  0.  LeBlanc  were  married.** 
Page  12:  Velma  Dellinger  died.** 

A  son  George  Williams  Fleming  was  born  November  1 1  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  George 
P.  Fleming  of  717  Pickwick  avenue.  The  baby  was  born  in  Joplin.  Mrs.  Fleming  was  formerly 
Ruth  Landreth  of  Joplin. 

Walters.  Abbott  died.** 
Mrs.  Ada  M.  Smith  died.** 
Reuben  Miller  died.** 
R.  H.  Gunterdied.** 

I' 


I  ttend  Wedding 
At  Carthage 

■      Mr.    ami    Mrs.    A.    F.    I-ngAn    nnj 

I  children.  Beaulah.  Ma  Bess  and  Sam 

have  returned  from  Carthage  where 

:h«-y     attended     the     marrlape     on 

:  .-'amril.iv    of    M.ss    K.itl»1t-<-n    Klrhy. 

i  •lauchter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Kobert  N. 

Klrhr.  to  Mr.  John   Marcus   Ha  we*. 

'.i"f  K-ins:is  I'lty.  The   u<sl,llnK  march 

J  for    the    brl«t:il    couple    va*    i>l.»yed 

I  by    Miss    lleiiluh    l.oRRn.    who    also 

[  a«"0'in|».m|e,l    h^r    sl«ter.    Ma    Ttess. 


I  CHARLTON-LEBLANC 

:  Miss  Zedith  K.  Charlton  and  Mr. 
Hubert  O.  LeBlanc.  Jr..  were  mar- 
ried Saturday  afternoon  by  the  Rev- 
erend D.  J.  O'Drlacou.  Only  mem- 
bers of  the  immediate  families  were 

'present.  Mr.  and  Mr*.  LeBlanc  left 
Saturday  evening  for  s  two  weeks* 
trip  thruugh   Kansas  and   Oklahoma 

;  an  J  will  be  at  home  after  December 

■1  at  Farsons.  Kas. 


iuli«    Kiive   h    violin    ihimS.i    dining 


the  service. 


1014 


Jess   Biggers  Becomes   En- 
tangled  in  Belt  of  Ma-   jj 
chine  on  Highway 


HI*   skull   crushed   and    his"  right 

arm   torn  off  at    the   shoulder.   .lees 

"Blcrers.    JS  years    eld.   son    of    Mr. 

(jukI  Mrs.   F.   A.   Bigger*,   who   live 

! four  anile*  south  of  M.irshfield.  was 

(almest   instantly    killed  about    10:30 

^o'clock   yesterday  morning  when  he 

became   entancle.1    in  the  belt   of  a 

rock   crusher  anil    was   drawn    into 

'Mi*  machinery.        -        ••••«, 

Lives  Fsw  Minutes        v- 
j  J  The  youth  lived  only  a.  few  mln- 
''■uie*  after  the  accident'  which-  oc- 
curred c>n  the  county   highway  near 
the  be:-  Springs  store,  a  few  miles' 
from  MAtsLfi»ld.  Pr.  Byron  McGin- 
1  n»s  arn   '>r.  J    R    Bruce  of  J^rsh- 
field  wetv  ts.l'ed   to   the   scene  but 
the  a^ai.:h  haJ  u>ed  when  they  ar- 
'  rived. 

Funeral   Services   Wednesday         i 

■  The   Douy    was    taken    to    .Marsh-  '. 

field  and  Is  being  prepared  for  bu-  j 

rial   by    the   McMahan    Cndertaking  J 

company.    Funeral   services    will   be  | 

•held     at      11     o'clock       Wednesday  j 

J  morning    at    Pleasant    Hill    church,  j 

with   burial   in  the  cemetery   there.' 

|  The  youth  la  survlw      by   the  par-  | 

fents   and    by   several    brothers    and  ; 

e:s:ers. 


D. 


WALTER  8.  ABBOTT   «|' 

Funeral  services  for  Walter  a 
Abbott.  61  years  old,  who  died  Sunt 
day  at  the  Pythian  home,  .will  be 
held  at  2:30  o'clock  this  afternoon 
at  the  home  with  burial  In  Hazel- 
wood  cemetery  under  direction  of 
W.  I*  Starne,  undertaker. 

MRS  ADA  M.  8MITH 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Ada  M. 
Smith.  50  years  old,  who  died  Sun- 
day  at  the  home  of  her  laughter, 
Mrs.  II.  T.  Palmer,  703  Belmont 
street,  will  be  beld  ft  2  o'clock  ibis* 
afternoon  at  St.  Paul  Metho-isi 
church.  With  Dr.  C.  H.  Brlggs  ;.nd 
the  Reverend  John  W.  Pearson,  of- 
ficiating. Burial  will  be  In  Oreen- 
lawn   cemetery   under   direction   of 

!  the  Aim*  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 

I 


Leaves  A gi 


j^ADGE  GLENN.  If     rears    of 
age,   of   Evert  on.    M  os,      who 
became    the   bride  of  Martin   U 
Wheeler.   T«.    of    Florence.    Colo 

a  week  ago.  has  left  her  husband, 
according  to  dispatches  from' 
Denver.  Colo. 

The  aged  bridegroom  Is  report- 
ed heartbroken  .and  nearly  pros- 
trated at  her  action.  The  bride's 
whereabouts  were  not  known  to 
him.  although  he  believed  she  was 
returning  to  Mlssourt.  It  was 
j|  aaM  in  Kverton  yesterday  she  had 
not    yet    returned    there. 

..*»  At  the  hotel  h)  Florence,  which 
Mr.  Wheejer  owns  aad^berajtbe* 
couple  llVed.  h  was  said  the  girl 
appeared;  very  happy  daring  the* 
time  she  was  there.  She  left 
Sunday,  taking  her  cnubes  and 
leaving   no  word. 

The  girl  had  -never  seen  bar 
husband  until  a  week  ago  when 
they  were  married.  He  was  ac- 
quainted with  her  parents,  how- 
ler, and  the  couple  had  devel- 
oped the  romance  through  cor- 
respondence. 


heubemVmi 


Funeral  services  fi- 
ler. 90  years  old.  whb*dled „ 

tit  the  home  of  his  daughter.  Mrs' 
Minnie  Calfee.  628  East  Brower 
street,  will  be  held  at  2:10  o'clock 
this  afternoon  at  the  Ilerman  H. 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  borne,  with  bur- 
ls! In  the  National  cemetery. 


R.  H.  GUNT'R 
R.  H.'r.unter.  71.  retired  farmer 
of  route  1.  Springfield,  died  at  mid- 
night last  night  at  his  hoi..    ..rter  a 
long  Illness.    He  Is  survived  by  his 
wife,  three  sons,  Charles  Gunter  of 
Arkansas,   James   F.     and     Orvllle 
Gunter  of  Springfield;    two  daugh- 
ters.  Mrs.  c  C  Farmer  of  Illinois 
and  Miss  Mattle  Gunter  of  the  home 
address;  two  brothers  and  a  sister. 
John  Gunter  of  Oklahoma  City,  a 
brother,  was  at  Mr.  Gunter's  bed- 
side at  the  time  of  his  death.  Fu- 
neral arrangements  nre  incomplete, 
but  burial   probably  will;  be  Thurs- 
day^ afternoon    at    Motif*    Comfort 
cemetery  ten  miles   north  of  here. 
Hinder  direction  of  the  Klingner  fu- 
InT.-il   homo. 
Wet 


lo<*5 


Mr.   and   Mrs.    Les   Bellinger   and 

)lr.    dr.;     Mrs.     Harmon.   Moon    <.f 
■\V>*t     Walnut    sir«M?t     nttended    III*1  I 
funf  laJ    wrvlri"    of    Mr.    Drllln^rs  j 
«i(t|«>r.   Velms    P"lllf»»s»T  at    Timber  j 
Ri<Jef  cliuirli   ri«-a.r  M:  rsliflelJ  ys-  ; 


frdir. 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  15, 1927-LEADER 
Page  10:  Mrs.  Nancy  J.  Mayfield  died.** 

Mrs.  Elizabeth  Chapman  died.** 

WalterS.  Abbot  died.** 

Mrs.  Ada  M.Smith  died.** 

Reuben  Miller  died.** 

R.  H.  Gunterdied.** 

Birth  reported.** 
Page  12:  Jess  Biggers  was  killed.** 
Page  15:  Miss  Zedith  K.  Carlton  and  Mr.  Hubert  O.  LeBlanc  were  married.** 


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MBS.  NA*C*  HATIWUV      * 
Mrs.  Htinpy'j.SUrmlAuM  years  ,old, 
diad  this  monunr  at  tb#  boma  °Oj* 
daughter.   Mr*.    D.    A.   OtmS*r.    *•*« 

Worth  Douglas  aTanue,  fpjlpertneva 
lingering  Illness.  Funeral  arratofe- 
mtnu  are  incomplete,  pending  arrival 
of  relative*,  but  burial  wlU  be  In 
OnMDUwn  cemetery  under  direction 
o(  tbe  Kllngner  Funeral  borne. 

MRS.  ELIZABETH. CHAPMAN. 
Mr*.  Xllrabeth  Chapman,  01.  wife 
of  Alexander  C.  Chapman.  1909  Col- 
lege atreet.  died  at  7:30  a.  m.  today 
at  ber  home,  lollowlng  a  brief  Illness. 
She  la  survived  by  her  husband,  six 
daughters.  Mrs.  WllUam  Glenn  of 
Plcher.  Okla.;  Mrs.  Luther  Tate.  Mrs. 
Elmer  Ooahborn  and  Misses  Marie, 
Ida  May  and  Helen  Chapman,  all  of 
tbe  home  address;  by  three  sons,  Fred 
Chapman  of  8outh  America,  who  will 
uot  be  able  to  attend  the  fuueral  of 
his  mother.  Leonard  Chapman  of  909 
CoRtge  ktreet.  sad  Charley  Cbspmsn 
of  Long  Beach.  Calif.;  and  by  a  sis- 
ter. Mrs.  Busle  Oladson.  1701  College 
atreet.  Funeral  arrangements  are  In- 
complete, but  burial  will  be  In  Oreen- 
Uwn  cemetery  under  direction  of  W. 
8tarne,  undertaker. 


WALTER  8.  ABBOT. 

Funeral  services  for  Walter  8.  Ab- 
bot. 63.  who  died  Sunday  at  the 
Pythian  Home,  were  held  at  3:30  p.  m. 
todsy  at  the  home  with  burial  In 
Hazelwood  cemetery  under  direction 
of  W.  L  Btarne.  undertaker. 


MBS.  ADA  SMITH* 
Funeral  services    for    Mrs.  Ada,  M. 

Smith.  SO.  who  died  Sunday  at  Um 
homo  of  hsr  daughter.  Mrs.  H.  T. 
Palmar,  703  Belmont  street,  were  held 
at  a  p.  m.  today  at  St.  Paul  Methodist 
church,  with  Or.  C.  H.  Brlggs  and  ths 
Bar.  John  W.  Pearson  officiating. 
Burial  was  in  Oreenlawn  cemstsry 
under  the  direction  of  the  Alma  Loh- 
meyer  Funeral  home. 


REUBEN  MILLER. 
Funeral  aerrioes  for  Reuben  Millar. 
90-year-old  Civil  war  veteran,  who 
died  Bundsy  at  the  borne  of  Ms 
da-ighter.  Mrs.  Minnie  Calfee.  S3S 
East  Brower  street,  were  held  at  3.-30 
p.  m.  today  at  the  Herman  H.  Lob- 
meyer  Funeral  home.  Burial  was  In 
the  National  cemetery. 


R.  H.   CENTER. 

Funeral  arrangement*  are  Incom- 
plete for  R.  H.  Ounter,  71  years  old, 
retired  farmer  of  route  1.  Springfield, 
who  died  at  midnight  last  night  at 
his  home  after  a  long  lllneea.  Burial 
will  be  in  Mount  Comfort  cemetery 
under  tbe  direction  of  the  Kllngner 
Funeral  home.  He  Is  survived  by  his 
wife,  three  sons,  Charles  Ounter  of 
Arkansas;  James  F.  and  Orvtlle  Oun- 
ter of  Springfield  by  two  brothers  and 
a  sister,  John  Ounter  of  Oklahoma 
City,  a  brother,  waa  at  Mr.  Ounter'a 
bedside  at  the  tune  of  his  death. 


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LeBlanr-Carttoa 

Wedding. 

Mlas  Zedlth  K.  Carlton  and  Mr. 
Hubert  O.  LeBlanc  were  married  flat* 
urday  afternoon.  The  Rev.  D.  J. 
O'Driacoll  performed  tbe  ceremony  In 
the  presence  of  (he  immediate  faint* 
lies.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  L*  Blanc  left  Im- 
mediately after  the  ceremony  for  a 
trip  through  Kansas  and  Oklahoma. 
They  will  be  at  home  aftea  Decern* 
ber  1  at  Parsons.  Kas. 


BIRTHS 


Mr  and  Mrs  Ray  Beeler.  SOS  South 
Main  avenue,  announce  the  birth  of 
a  daughter.  Oeraldlne  Kathryn,  No- 
vember 10. 


Y0«TH^C5KflJiP_Tp, 


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DEATH  IN  MACHINE 


Jmm  Btggera.  li.  eon  of  Mr. 
Mr*,  r.  A.  Blum  of  aotrth  of  March- 
field,  wae  almost  UutenUr  killed  yee- 
tarday  when  be  became  entangled  tm 
the  belt  of  a  rook  crusher  and  drown 
Into  the  machinery.  Hto  skull  wu 
oruebed  and  hJ*  tight  aim  torn  otY 

at  the'abouldar. 

The  youth  lived  only  a  few  mln- 
utaa  altar  the  accident,  which  oc- 
curred aaar  the  Bell  Springs  etore  at 
MarshfleW. 

Funeral  eerrloes  will  be  held  at  11 
oiolook  tomorrow  morning  at  rieaeent 
Hill  church. 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  16, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  6:  Mrs.  Nancy  J.  Mayfield  died.** 

Herbert  Lee  Hill  died.** 

R.  H.  Gunterdied.** 

Mrs.  Elizabeth  Chapman  died.** 
Page  16:  Florence  Brayfield  died.** 


DEATHS 


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MRB.#NANCY  J.  MAYFIELD 
l\meral  services  for   Mra.  Nancy 
J.  Mayfield,  14  years  old,  wbo  died 
yesterday  morning  following  a  lin- 
gering     Illness     at   the  home  of  a 
daughter.  Mrs.  D.  A.  dinger  of  1»1« 
North  Douglas  avenue,  will  be  held 
'at  2:30  o'clock  Thursday  afternoon 
'at  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home  with 
burial   In   Greenlawn  cemetery- 
Mrs.  Mayfield.  who  was  the  wife 
of  A.  W.  Mayfield.  who  died  here  14 
yearn    ago.    sustained      painful    In- 
juries In. a  fall  nine  days  ago. 

She  Is  survived  l>y  five  sons: 
Clinton  of  Keirer.  Okla.;  Emmet 
I>»e.  Owasso.  Okla.:  Pierce  of  Daw- 
son. Okla.:  Malilon  T..  and  Ellis  W., 
of  Springfield;  five  daughters:  Mra. 
William  Murray  of  Pleasant  Hope. 
Mo.:  Mrs.  .1.  C.  Brooks  of  Kansas 
City;  Mra.  Robert  Wheller  of  Bol- 
InK.  Twain,  who  will  not  be  nble  to 
n  l  tend  tlio  fuiH-i.nl;  Mrs.  1*.  C.  Col- 
lins of  Muskogee.  Okla.  and  Mrs. 
O.  A.  r.llnpt-r.  Springfield;  by  two 
nlttm  Mrs.  Alice  Headlee.  Par- 
„„n.i,  Kan.,  awl  Mrs.  J.  B.  McKoln. 
Sprint-field.  She  nl«o  Is  survived 
by  15  grandchildren  and  21  great 
Kran.lrhll.1ren.  Mrs.  Mayfield  was 
horn    in    Dalian  county. 


•  HERBERT  LEE  HILL 
Herbert  Lee  Hill.  7-year-old  son 
of  Mrs.  Ida  Hill  of  Walnut  Grove 
died  a!  his  home  on  October  31.  and 
was  buried  in  the  Plea«ant  Ridge 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the 
Brim  Undertaking  company.  Il«'  Is 
survived  by  the  mother  and  by  two 
brother*.   Harry  ami  l.an.ly   Hill. 


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R.    H.   GUNTER 
Funeral  services  lor  H.  If.  Gunter. 
Tl     years    old,    retired    farmer    who 
died   Monday   night  at  his  home  on 
route     I,     Springfield,    following    a 
lingering  Illness,  will   b*  held  at  1  , 
o'clock   this  afternoon     at     Mount  " 
Comfort  church  with  burial  la  the 
cemetery    there  under  direction  ol 
the  Kllngner,  Kuneral  home, 

FLORENCE     BRAYFIELD 

Florence'    Kvi-lyn     Brayfield,     B- 

year-olrl  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
V.  H.  Ttrayfleld.  died  of  dlphtherlp 
nt  11:30  o'clock  la«t  night  at  her 
home.  715  Prospect  avenue.  She  Is 
survived  by  the  father  and  mother, 
two  brothers.  Marlon  and  Cletus. 
and  two  sisters.  Betty  and  Willo. 
I'linerM  arrangement*  are  incom- 
plete, hut  burial  will  be  In  Kast 
l.iwn  cemetery  under  direction  of 
the   Alum    l.ohmeycr   funeral   home. 


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MRS.  ELIZABETH  CHAPMA* 

Funeral  services  *>r  Ma  ««"; 
beth  Ctapmw,  61  year.  old,  wife 
of  Alexander  C.  Chapman.  UN  Col- 
lege it.  *ct.  who  died  yesterday,  win 
fifb.Id-.t«:»0.  o'clock  Sunday 
morning  at  the  Gospel  '»»ffB»«2| 
corner  of  Boonville  •^"•f* 
Lynn  street,  with  the  Reverend IM- 
laa  Bennett,  paetor.  officiating.  Bur- 
ial will  be  in  Qfeenlawn  cemetery 
under  direction  of  W.  L.  Starna.  un- 
dertaker.     She   l.  survived  by  the 

hu-band.  by  >lx  da"ghuter":n^fT' 
William  Glenn,  of  Plcher.  Okla.. 
lira.'  Luther  Tate.  Aire.  Elmer  Goe- 
horn.  Misses  Marie.  Ida  May  and 
Hel-i  chapman,  all  of  the  hor.e  ad- 
dress; by  three  eons:  Fred,  of  South 
America;  Leonard,  of  Springfield, 
and  Charley  Chapman,  of  l*o? 
Beach.  CaUf.:  and  by  one  sister. 
Mrs.  !<u*le  Oladson.  of   Springfield. 

WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  16, 1927 -LEADER 

Page  8:  There  is  an  item  about  Byrd  Lockhart  McKinney.** 
Page  9:  R.  H.  Gunter  died.** 

Mrs.  Elizabeth  Chapman  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 

Roscoe  Conklin  died.** 
Page  11:  Mrs.  Nancy  J.  Mayfield  died.** 
Page  15:  Card  of  thanks  from  F.  L.  Dellinger  and  others.** 


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ILLNESST0%0p 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Nancy  J. 
Mayfield.  84.  who  died  yesterday 
morning  at  the  homo-of  a  daughter. 
Mrs.  D.  A-  dinger  of  1D10  tfoxW 
Douglas  avenue.  will  bo  held  at  3:30 
p  m  tomorrow  at  the  Kllngner 
Kuneral  home  with  burial  la  Orcon- 
lawri  cemetery.  .  .  '...;    • 

'Mrs.  Mayfleld-  ruliereannjuttCB-lp: 
»  fall  nlnq,day«  ago.  which  U.beUcvod 
to  uavoi  bcem  partly  'mpoHMWa  lor 

"her  deftt^t-       •  "It  *„„!" 

■  8he  Is  survived  by  itve  eona.  oim- 
Von  of  Kdfcr.  Okla.;   Emmet  Lee    of 
Oklahoma:   Plreco  of  Dawson    Okl^ 
Mahon   Th  And   Ellis   W     of  Bprlng- 
fleld;    five   daughters.   Mrs.   William. 
Murray'  of  Pleasant  Hope;  Mrs.  J.  C. 
Brooks   of  Kansas  City;    Mrs.   Robert 
Wheller  of  Boiling.  Tex.:   Mrs.  P.  O., 
Collins  or  Muskogee.  Okla..  and  Mrs. 
D    A.  dinger.  Springfield;   and   two 
nieces.   Mr*.  \Mlce   Beadles.  Parsons, 
Kan.,  and  Mrs.  J.  B.  McKoln.  Spring- 
field. 


Oldest  Travelling  Man. 

Byrd  Lockhart  McKinney.  93  year* 
old.   a   pioneer     resident     of     Joplln 
died  this  week.    He  was  probably  the  j 
oldest  traveling  salesman  In  the  Unit-  J 
td  States,  having  been  "on  the  road" 
sixty-nine  years. 

Mr.  McKinney  had  resided  In  Jop- 
lln thirty-seven  years,  being  engaged 
in  selling  wholesale  merchandise.  He 
covered  his  territory  in  this  district 
up  to  the  time  of  his  death,  using  the 
lnterurban  lines  for  transportation. 

Us  was  born  March  24.  1834.  in 
Burgettstown.  Pa.  When  he  was  two 
years  old  he  moved  with  his  parents 
to  HUlsboro.  111.,  where  he  resided  un- 
til ha  wss  20  years  old.  at  which  age 
he  was  married.  He  cams  to  Joplln 
in  1880  and  resided  there  until  his 
death. 

For  many  years  Mr.  McKinney  trav- 
elled In  western  Kansas,  end  coming 
to  Joplln  when  the  modern  commer- 
cial traveler  began  to  supplant  the 
wagon  method,  he  went  on  the  road 
for  a  Kai.&as  CUy  housi . 


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OUNTML 

for  a.  h.  Ountav, 
tj,  ntttta  immt,  wm»  died  Ma*. 
day  nJtjfct  at  hit  boot  mi  root*  l, 
•prtatfMM,  were  bald  at  1  p.  ax 
•©day  a*  Mount  comfort  obttfea 
wllfikurtt]  la  ths  eamatary  there 
under  the  direction  of  the  Kliogner 
runarsi  bom*. 

MM.   ELIZABETH    CHAPMAN. 

Funeral  service*  (or  Mis.  Olsa- 
bota  Ohannisn.  1000  Oollago  street, 
who  died  yesterday,  will  be  held  at 
I1M  o.  m.  Sunday,  at  the  Gospel 
Tabernacle,  comer  ol  Boonvllle  are- 
nut  and  Lynn  street,  wltb  Bev. 
sum  Bennett,  pastor,  officiating. 
Burial  will  be  in  Oreenlawn  centa- 
ury under  direction  oi  W.  L.  Otarne, 
undertaker. 


VETERAN  ILL  SINCE 
WAR,  SUCCUMBS  HERE 

Roecoe  Contlln.  45.  veteran  of  the 
World  war.  died  at  10:05  a.  ro.  todey 
at  the  home  at  a  alater.  Aire.  W.  H. 
Watson.  480  Cast  Monroe  street,  foi- 
lowtnf  a  lingering  lllnee*.  Mr. 
Conklln  had  been  ill  for  the  put  five 
yearn,  bla  health  having  gradually 
felled  him  since  the  war.  He  U  sur- 
vived  by  three  atatere.  Mrs.  Wataon. 
Uri  Ed  Burden  and  Mlae  Lucille 
Conllin.  and  a  brother.  P.  H.  ConX- 
lln.  all  of  Sort  nirft  eld.  Funeral  serv- 
Icee  wiii  be  held  at  3:30  p.  m.  to- 
morrow at  the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  I 
funeral  home.  Burial  probably  will 
be   made   In   the   National   cemetery.    ' 


»»te  2w32TtwS3 

*4  d**u>  of  eer  daaea- 
aad  sister.  Talma.    Also  fee  the  frees* 
floral  offerina..    air.  and  Mra  f.  L. 
"   FamUy. 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Theron  Burks.  891 
North  Jefferson  avenue,  announce 
the  birth  of  a  eon.  Robert  Theron, 
November    IS. 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  17, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  license:  Marshall  M.  Cassidy,  25,  of  McAlester,  Okla.,  and  Minnie 
Marie  Bates,  1 8,  of  Springfield. 

Page  3:  Roscoe  Conklin  died.** 

Mrs.  Elizabeth  Chapman  died.** 
Emily  Elizabeth  English  died.** 
Mrs.  Nancy  J.  Mayfield  died. 
Stockstill  infant  died.** 

Ruby  M.  Looney  divorced  Walter  T.  Looney,  an  express  company  employee.  Her 
former  name  was  Ruby  Mayfield. 

Page  8:  George  F.  Gibson  sues  to  divorce  Matilda  Gibson.  They  were  married  June  15, 
1914. 

Page  11:  There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  Richard  H.  Dearlby.** 


fffi'v  EMILY  ENOUBriSlfc.  ***4 
^  Erollv  F.lltaheth  English.  «-»*ar-[ 
..1.1  daughter  «.f  Mr.  and  -Mrs.  Ircd 
H.  Kwtllab.  died  »t« :«  o  cloelt  yes- 
terday morning  at  her  home,  1W» 
West  Atlantic  street.  She  Is  sur- 
vived bv-  the  father  andLrnplherarid 
one  brother.  Hobble  D.  English. 
tTlvate  fiinersl  services  will  be 
conducted  nt  2:30  o'clock  this  after- 
noon at  the  home,  and  burial  will 
be.  Hssetwood  cemetery  under  di- 
rection of  W.  !••  Stirrne. 


MRS.  NANCY  J.  MAYFIELD  \ 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Nan.  y 
J.  Mayfield.  S4.  who  died  Tuesday 
at  the  home  «C  a  daughter,  Mrs.  D. 
A.  dinger  of  1916  North  Dour  las 
n  venue,  will  be  conducted  at  2:80 
o'clock  this  afternoon  nt  the  Kllng- 
ner  funeral  home,  with  burial  in 
Oreenlawn  cemetery. 


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STOCKSTILL  INFANT 

The  infant  daughter  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Troy  Stockstill.  1214  West 
Scott  street,  died  In  n  hositnl  hero 
nt  3  o'clock  yesterday  afternoon. 
She  Is  survived  by  three  sisters  and 
two  brothers.  Ritrinl  will  be  in 
fhastnln  cemetery,  near  Ozark,  at 
i:3ii  o'clock  this  afternoon,  under 
direction  of  W.  I*  Starne. 


aoa    ea*    breUW,    JUdMu4 
Deeribr.  see  **  rears. 

*wVm  the  «T»nio»  sbaeowa  are  f*Dioj, 
AM  I  eaa  •ItUiur  en  aJom: 

la  My  "Mart  tbara  comta  *  k*fln«. 
If  to  eela  «ooU  mb*  kM 

Oftea  tUaae  ay  heart  bath  waadsrtd    ' 
T»  •  ir«T»  that's  far  away: 

Vtaera  th«r  laid  ear  darllnc  Richard, 
Jim  on«  year  era  today. 

Ha  fc  ixtaa  hot  set  forrotten. 
Never  fraea  oar  mlada  to  fads; 

Ona  hMNty  heart  «U  bn*«r 
'Round  tha  rove  whara  ha  la  laid. 

Gad  took  hha  home;  It  wt,  hit  .will. 

Bat  la  oar  haarta  we  lew  hJra  still : 
31a  eaaeery  la  aa  fresh  today 

As  la  tha  hoar  ha  vae  laid  awajr. 

MRS.  ft.  H.  DIAftUY. 

MR.  J.  K.  OEJLRXDY.  FaUrt. 

htR4.aBdURS%JR  C  DKARLI'Y 

D  DEARRBY. 

O.  PEARL*  T. 
■O.  WATSON. 

LE  sad  '. 
DRARLST. 


DEATHS 


R08C0E  CONKLIN 
I'unpral  services  for  Ku»cu«  Conk- 
Un,  4a,  veteran  of  tha  World  war 
who  died  yesterday  momlns  at  tha 
homa  of  a  sinter.  Mr*.  W.  II.  Wat- 
eon,  MO  Eaat  Monro*,  atrwt.  will 
be  conducts  at  2:10  o'clock  tbla 
afternoon  at  the  Herman  H.  lx>h 
moyor  funeral  home.  Hurlai  will  be 
In  the  Katlonal  cemetery.  Mr. 
I'onkhn  had  been  In  poor  health  for 
tr-e  ivKMt  five,  years.  He  la  aur- 
livril  by  thr«'«»  »IM<>r».  Mn.  Watson. 
Mrs.  F.I  Harden  and  Mia*  Lucille 
>  '■•r.Miri.  an<t  n  hroiher.  I*.  11.  Conk- 
l.iir.    nil   t>f    SiinngrielU.  . 


MRS.  ELIZABETH  CHAPMAN  , 
I'tiiHTii!    nervier*    (i<r    Mra.    Kliia- 

K.th  Oiupmnn.    1009   <.\>1I<~k«»   strert. . 

v.  ho  difil  Turstlav  ill  her  home  here. ' 

v*ill   he  rondni'teil   pi    ll:3v   o'clock! 

Surwluy    mi'rrlne     ut      ilio      Oospel  < 

".'  i '.M  i  n  i<  :<•  ii'ir.'M  of  Ho.'nv.ile  , 
•  'I'll-    :iiiil     l.\!;n     Mr-i!.     with    th«» 

Ki-wrrnd  Sil.ii   l><  niiili.  |>:istiir,  «■'- . 

fl<  ..iMiir.      I'liri.il    w^ill    be    ill    Hirfr.-: 


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THURSDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  17, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  8:  Mrs.  Edith  B.  Hughes  died.** 

Emily  Elizabeth  English  died.** 

Stockstill  infant  died.** 

Roscoe  Conklin  died.** 

Mrs.  Nancy  J.  Mayfield  died.** 
Page  14:  Mrs.  D.  E.  Smith  died.** 

Birth  announced.** 
Page  17:  Miss  Louise  Virginia  Andres  and  Dr.  Harry  Charles  Johnson  were  married.** 

Miss  Mary  Elizabeth  Andres  and  Newton  Newman  were  married.** 
Page  18:  Mrs.  Margaret  Kime  Ledbetter  died.** 


DIES  FEW  DAYS  BEFORE 
HER  100th  BIRTHDAY 

Un.  Margaret  Kim©  Ledbetter,  who 
died  a  few  days  ago  In  Orooaeboco. 
N  .C-.  lust  a  few  days  before  her  100th 
birthday  waa  to  have  been  celebrated, 
as  efer-etved  by  a  aoor*  of  graet-nleces 
ahaflt  ri  •al^hephewa  tn  Qreene  county. 

The  JKUne  family  of  wui«$|"L  pto* 
nee-red  the  ditervet.      - 

lira.  Ledbetter  was  In  splendid 
health  despite  her  advanced  yean  un- 
til ahe  received  an  injury  In  a  fall  a 
few  weeks  ago.  Her  friends  and  rela- 
tive* had  planned  a  gala  celebration 
for  her  100th  birthday.  Her  death  re- 
sulted from  pneumonia. 

She  was  born  In  Randolph  county. 
North  Carolina,  where  ahe  lived  her 
entire  We.  Bhe  lived  through  four 
wars,  tha  Mexican,  the  Civil,  the 
Spanish  and  the  late  World  war. 


MKA.   HUGHE*   DIE*. 
Mrs,   Edith   B.    Hughes.  00.   wife   of 
Jesse   M.  Hughes,  died  this  rooming 
at  her  home,    1231   North   Campbell 
•venue.    She  is  survived  by  net  bus- 
Send,    three*   sons,   J.   W.   Hughes    of 
aTJ   Paso;    Floyd    O  .   of  Dallas,    Tea. 
UoTd  W.  of  Springfield:  two  brothers, 
J.  H,  Welch  of  Paris,  Mo.,  and  James 
Welch     of     Washington;     two     slaters. 
•era.   M.  J.  Stanley  of  Kanaaa     CUT. 
fjsKi  Mra,  Mamie  Angle  of  California. 
Funeral  arrangements  are  incomplete 
"but  burial  will  be  lu  Creenlawn  ceme- 
tery, under  direcuoa  et  the  Kllngtter 
•  uajuai  iiuiu*. 


1 100 


•Andre* 
tToddbif. 

Ulm  Louie*  Virginia  A  n  d  i  *  a, 
daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert 
Antra*,  of  Bvansvlll*.  Ind*  and  Dr. 
Harry  Cbarlef  Johnson,  were  mar- 
ried this  morning  at  9  o'clock  at  Ae- 
•uaiptlon  church  In  Evanarlila.  Mon- 
tifuor  Francis  P.  Ryves  officiated 
Ilia  church  was  beautifully  decor*/* 
tad  with  white  chrysanthemum* 
against  a  background  of  stately 
palm*.  Several  hundred  fiianda  and 
relative*  witnessed  the  ceremony. 

An  elaborate    program  of    nuptial 
music  wm  plnyrd   before  and  during 
too  ceramony,  witu  harp  end  violin 
solo*.       Selections     from     Roeeweg*. 
Schubert  and   Gounod   being  played,  i 
Ava  Marie   wn   played  during   mass.  ' 
The  bride  entered  on  the  arm  of  her  : 
father,   Robert  A.  Andres,  who   gave  I 
her     away.    In     advance     were     the  ■ 
groomsmen.     Robert.     Fay,     Thomas  : 
Ooutbltt.   Charles   Smith   and   Henry  i 
Summers,      followed    by   the      brides-  ' 
maids.     Miiicb     bu.aiis    Welborn     of 
Evanavllle.  Genevieve  Moloney  of   Bt. 
Louis,   and    the  maid  of  honor.   Miss 
Mary  Elizabeth  Ann  res.  only  sister  of  ' 
the    bride.     They    were    met    nt    tho  [ 
altar    by    the    bridegroom.  Dr.  John-  » 
son.  and  Newton  Newman,  be*t  man.  J 
The    bride     wore    white    transparent  i 
velvet   embroidered    In  seed      pearls,  j 
with    h    court    trnin    cdprd    with    the 
pearlu.     Her    veil    was   arranged    with 
&    rc.jc    p.-.r.'.    lu>  ■    tap    and    orange 
blij.v.:.".'        f  •'      "'•      isrr'f'i      *!:!!<• 
orch:dt<     a:;d     ll!»v'»     of     ihc     valley.  . 
Mary   t;;.'«l)f!i  Andre*  more  U   gown  . 
with   ft   t:j;ht   bodice  of  whlto   trans- 
parent   velvet    and    a   skirt   of    many  i 
ruffles   oi    wl.it*    mile.     Her   hat  was  i 
c<    »r-.:*.c    trivet   -Aiih    a  tulle   crown      . 
..nd  si.'"  r.i::;-r!  a  s-howw  of  crimson  i 
roses    l.fd    v.:i    jsil'.er    ribbons.     The,    J 
brlde»r.vnu!s    wore    anl'.e   tulle    gowns  !    J 
With    ell.  er    life   bod  ires  and   hats  of  , 
sliver     fci.'l     l.i'.'.e.     iney    wore    wrist  ' 
■x>r>.»i'-«    '•'    (*.■'-'  i  -••"    a,;ti    hllles   of, 
the  vsl.ey.  i 


Another    wedding      wan    celebratad 

c)    10  to    at    the    home    of    Mr.   and 

r*.  Andres      when    their     daughter. 

Miss   Mary    EllKftbeth    Andres   became 

he      br.iJe       of      Newton      Newman. 

Mwiu..«iior       Uyvca      pet  formed      tbe 

nrvmony    ill    tho   pretence  of   a  few 

irin.rto    and    nlatnrs     of    the   young 

i.i ..:  ..  I'hc    same    attendants  were 

i;i  Una  wrdding  as  In  the  wodding  of 

Dr    ..mi   Mrs.  Johnson.     The  bride  of 

tiie    hour.    Mr*.    Harry    C    Johnson, 

acud  as  matron  of  honor.    Dr.  and 

Mi*.  Johnson  left  for  an  eastern  trip 

and     Mr.     and     Mrs.     Newman    for 

Florida  and  Oobav   Both  couples  will 

make  their  home  In  EvansvUle,    Out 

of  town  gueat*  present  at  tho  wad- 

diug*  were   llr-  and   Mrs.  F.  X  Heer 

of  Springfield;    Mrs.    Loulso  Wall   of 

■prtagflakli  Mra.  Moloney  and  Oene- 

viev*  Moloney  of  Bt.   Louis;  Mr.  and 

Mrs.  H.   C.   Murphy   of   Chicago,   and 

Miss   Mildred    Flynn   of   Minneapolis. 

The  brides  are  the  only  daughters  of  j 

Mr.   and    Mrs.    R.    A.    Andres   and    are  | 

popular  members  of   Kvausviile  botlal 

clrc'.r;. 


DEATHS 


EMILY  BUZABKTH  ENGLISH. 

j  Funeral  aervleea  war*  bald  at 
2  30  p.  m.  today  at  tbe  bom*  for 
[  Emily  EUaabeth  English,  4-year-old 
,  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Fred  H. 
(  English,  who  diad  at  4:44  o'clock  yaa- 
;  terday  morning  at  her  home.  1900 
,  West  Atlantle  etreet.  Burial  waa  In 
I  Haaal  wood  cemetery  under  direction 
,  of  W.  L.  S'arne.  undertaker. 


INFANT    BTO(  KHT1I.I. 

Funeral     aervloe*     were     held     at 
.  1:80      p.      m.      today      at     Chaotaln 
i  et:.3*ury.  near  Oaaxk.  for  the  Infant 
.  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Troy  Stock- 
,  aillL    1214   West  Scott  street.     Burial 
waa  In  tbe  Chaelaln  cemetery   under 
direction    of    W.    L     Btame.    under- 
taker. 


ROKCOE   CO.NKLIV 

Funeral  services  for  Bosco*  Conk- 
hn,  45.  veUran  of  the  World  war. 
who  diad   yesterday   morning  at   tho 


Mr.  and  Mr*.  M.  R.  Bradl*y  of  K»n 
•as  City  announce  the  birth  of  a  *on,  J    bom*  of  a  alatar.  Mrs.  W.  M.  Wateon, 
Mellon  Richard.  November  16.     Mrs.  |     480  East  Monroe  street,  were  held  at 


I  Bradley  formerly  was  Ml**  Geraldlne 
|  Weatenberger  of  this  city. 


3  30   p    m.   today  at   the  Herman    11.  f 
t>ohmc-/er  Funeral  homr      Burial   was 
in  the  National  cemef-rv 


no\ 


MB*.    XASCV    MAYI1MW. 

Punsral  -Trlca.  for  Mr*.  lUncy   J 
MayfieUL    M.    who    died    Tuesday    at 
tJ  home   of  a  daughter.  **•■  »■•  * 
O'luger   of    1010    North    Douglas    »«- 
ni    w-r.  bald  at  230  P   "•  «*»*  » 
"ne    Kllngner   Funeral    home      Burl.. 
n,  m  Oreenlawn  cemetery. 


;  FUNERAL  SERVICES  FOR 
BOLIVAR  WOMAN  FRIDAY 


Mr*.  D  K.  Cmlth  died  yesterday  '■ 
<  morning  at  her  home.  SO0  Clark 
I  street,  Bolivar.  She  la  aurvtved  by 
!  five  children.  O.  V.  8m II*.  Long 
Beach.  Calif.;  Mra.  E.  L.  Davis.  Yuba 
City.  Calif.;  Mra.  O.  W.  William*, 
Springfield;  Virgil  Smith.  Oprlnf ftexd. 
and  Ouy  Smith.  Bolivar.  Funeral  asrv- 
leas  will  be  held  at  Bolivar  at 
1 30  o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon 
i  under  the  direction  of  the  Hutchin- 
j  son  Undertaking  company.  Burial  will 
'  be  to  Slagle  cemetery. 
V— — ■ 

FRIDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  18, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  license:  Clement  A.  Assenmacher,  26  and  Mary  Martha  Green,  19, 

both  of  Billings. 

Page  2:  Verla  Lawrence  divorced  W.  E.  Lawrence. 

A  son  Ervin  Campbell  was  born  November  16  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Clint  Campbell, 

832  South  avenue. 

Page  3:  Nannie  St.  George  sues  to  divorce  Harlen  W.  St.  George.  They  were  married 

February  18,  1919.  jta 

Page  6:  Pearl  Hayes  sues  to  divorce  James  C.  Hayes.  They  were  married  December  19, 

1921. 

Mrs.  Ida  L.  Estes  died.** 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Hughes  died.** 
Page  13:  A  son  Harold  Clifford  Hall  was  born  yesterday  to  Capt.  and  Mrs.  L.  E.  Hall, 
405  West  Lynn  street.  Capt.  Hall  is  with  the  Salvation  Army. 

Page  19:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  husband  and  father," 
signed  by  Mrs.  Martha  E.  Box  and  family. 


MRS.  J.  M.  HUQHE8         ^ 

Funeral  tu-rur.^etucnta  for  Mrs. 
J.  M.  Hughes,  60  years  old.  who. 
(II  yr.-u..:.iy  following  a  long  Ill- 
ness at  her  home,  1221  North  Carr.p- 
L.-ll  uvi'nui',  are  incomplete  but  will 
ho  hold  under  direction  of  the  Kllnp- 
in-r  Funeral  homo.  She  la  survivtd 
by  tin-  hu;  band,  by  three  Bonn,  Lloyd. 
of  Springfield;  v:  gll.  of  Texas, 
Floyd,  nlso  of  Texas;  one  grandson, 
Wilbur  Hlnnk,  of  the  home  address; 
two  granddaughters,  Isabella  and 
Mnry.  daughter*  rf  I...  W.  Hughes, 
and  by  two  sisters  and  two  broth- 
ers. 


MRS.  IDA  L.  ESTE8 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Ida  1». 
Kates,  wife  of  CJcorge  W.  Kstoe.  of 
Clever.  Mo.,  who  died  yesterday  aft«. 
.•r  "a  brief  ill  no.**  In  n  local  hospital, 
will  be  held  at  2  o'clock  Bunday 
afternoon  *  lit  thft  First  Hnpllst 
church  with  the  Itcvercnd  Lewi*  M. 
Kale,  pastor,  officiating,  llurialwlll 
be  In  Mar'c  Park  censer.:;'  under 
direction  of  the  Alma  Lolimeyer  Fu- 
neral homo  and  the  T.  V.  Maples 
i  .....  rt.iklng  company,  of  Clever. 
iShe  Is  survived  by  the  IiiiMkibiI.  one 
sister.  Mrs.  Laura  Hathaway,  of 
Iowa,  and  t\  ->  brothers.  I!,  H.  Jone* 


and    \\ 
field. 


N.  Jones, ,  both 


offspring-  I 


WMAAMMAMA«MMWW«AAM*WtMWW» 


PERSONALS— 1 


We  would  like  to  thaak  the  t rlenda  ass 
aahjnbon  and  e*pecUHjr  the  Pint  Bastkt 
church  and  G.  A.  R.,  who  were  ao  at- 
tentat! »•  daring  the  Ulneas  and  death  of 
ow  hnshsnd  end  father. 

Kits.   htABTHA   E.   BOX. 
and  family. 

aMMMMMMMWMMMMMMMMMMWV 


uox 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  18, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Pearl  Hayes  sues  to  divorce  James  E.  Hayes.  They  have  two  children,  Jack,  3, 
and  Raymond,  2. 

George  F.  Gibson  sues  to  divorce  Matilda  Gibson. 

James  McDonald  of  St.  Louis  died  in  an  automobile  accident  west  of  Duncanville. 
Page  3:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Verle  Lawrence  divorced  W.  E.  Lawrence. 
Page  21:  Madge  Glenn,  20,  married  Martin  L.  Wheeler,  76,  of  Florence,  Colorado.  He 
was  a  friend  of  her  great  grandfather.  Her  mother  is  Mrs.  J.  H.  Glenn  of  Everton,  Mo.  They  are 
now  separated. 

Page  22:  Mrs.  Josephine  E.  Smalley  died.** 
Mrs.  Ida  L.  Estes  died.** 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Hughes  died.** 
Page  24:  Card  of  thanks  from  W.  H.  Watson  and  others.** 

Page  27  :  Miss  Clara  Lucie  Ely  and  Carl  L.  Hawkins  will  be  married  Saturday.  Mr. 
Hawkins  is  the  son  of  Dr.  W.  J.  Hawkins  of  St.  Louis.  Misses  Laud  and  Ruth  Hawkins  are  his 
sisters.** 


DEATHS 


MAS.  JOSKFIIINB  SMALLEY. 
Mrs.  Josephine  K.  Smalley,  former 
resldeut  of  Springfield,  died  at  her 
home  In  Yong  Beach.  Cad,  Friday. 
Nov.  II.  according  to  word  received 
here  Funeral  services  will  be  held 
Wednesday.  Hov.  33  at  Kenses  City. 
Previous  to  moving  to  California,  she 
had  resided  In  Springfield  over  SO 
years.  She  was  the  widow  oi  H.  H. 
■medley  who  died  me  yea**  ego.  She, 
bj  Uvtm  daughter*.  Mm 

Mabt*     Lindsay,     and 

Smaller,    both   of  Long    Beach,    and 

two  eons,   Leonard  flmaHey  of  Kan* 

mi  City,  and  Albert  Smaller,  or  Van 

Buren.   Me. 

r:-%.  MBA  IDA  L.  MTBi.     '   &®& 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Ida  L. 
Mm.  vttt  .acO«otf«-W.  BBUa,  ot 
qW.  mo.  who  «*«  **•  rt*w<to» 
arts*  a  brtet  mtww.wtU.se  has*  Atj 
3  p.  m.  SUndaw  at  the  First  Bspttet 
church,    with  Her.  Law*  M/  HAto, 

panor.  omcuttot.   Burtolwin  ©*  to 

Maps*  Fwk  cemetery  ttUSBf .  dlret* 
Uon  of  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  funeral 
home  and  the  T.  W.  Maplae  Under- 
tAking  goswpejay,  of  Cleter.  An  to 
survived  by  btr  husband,  a  enter. 
Mrs.  Leure  Hathaway,  of  Iowa,  And 
two  brothers,  B.  B.  Jones  And  W.  K. 
Jooaa,  both  of  BprintfleW.  ,  "    ■':•  , 


MRS.  J.  M.  HUGHES. 
Funeral  service*  will  be  held  at  9  p. 
n>.  Sunday  at  the  Campbell  Avenue 
M.  S.  church  for  Mrs.  J.  M.  Hughes, 
SO.  1331  North  Campbell  avenue. 
Burial  will  be  In  Clreentawn  cemetery 
under  direction  of  the  Kllngner  Fu- 
neral home. 


,  MISS    ELY   TO   BE    MARRIED 
j  SATl BOAT    NOOK. 

!      The  marriage  of  Miss   Clara  Lucie 
•  Ely    to    csrl    i_    Hawkins    will     take 
I  P»*ce    Saturday    at    one     o'clock      at 
•the    home    q|     the     brides     parents 
Mr    and    Mi    E.    C.    Ely,    43*    Ba«t 
Walnut  •tr*'\    Dr.  John  W.  Peer- 
•on  of  st.  Paul  church  will  perform 
the    ring   ceremony    In   the  preeence 
of    relative*    and     .      few     lotlmete 
friends   of    the    young   couple      Out- 
of-town    bumu.    present   at   the    tved- 
;""<««    be    Mr,     O     T     Welch    and 
Mr*     Torn    Bahew   of   Carrollton     Mo 
"■   ■      W.    r.     Cha.:„:;:     of    S:      I^uls; 
\..--e*     Laude     and     Ruth      Hawkins 
.nd    Dr     W.    J.    Ha  v.  kin*,  sisters   and 
•    ■•'•-    '•'    :he    biic'egroon-.     «i;   of   8: 
Lou..* 


LICENSED  XO  WED. 

I  Marriage  licenses  were  Issued  yes- 
j  terday  to  Clement  A.  Assenmachsx, 
i  20.  and  Mary  Martha  Green.  IB.  both 
'  of  Billings,  and*  Marshall  u.  Caeldy. 
33.  Pittsburg.  Okla..  and  Minnie  Ma- 
'  rle  Bates.   18.  Springfield. 


\103 


WIFE  WINS  DIVORCE. 

Veria  Lawrence  *u  granted  a  dl 
vorce  from  W.  E.  Lawrence  by  Or 
cult  Judge  Ouy  D.  Klrby.  She 
awarded    »350  gross   alimony. 


CARDS  <>r  THANK*. 

CONKLIN  -Wf  wish  to  loan*  out  frifnd 
tel  U»e  beautiful  floral  offerings  E«pe 
rial))-  Dr.  O.  B.  Lemon.  Rev.  W  B  lt»i' 
dale,  paster  of  the  Church  of  ChrUt.  »ix 
Mr.  Herman  Lohmeyer  for  their  km; 
sen  ice  and  sympathy  durlni  the  sic 
new  and  death  of  our  brother,  Roxo 
CookUn. 

MR.  AND  MRS.  W.  H.  WATSON, 

MR    AND  MRS    E.  O.  BURDEN, 

LUCILK   CONKLIN, 

P.   H.  CONKLIN 


i  i 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  19, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Pagel:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  Helen  B.  Weed  sues  to  divorce  Charles  W.  Weed 
Page  3:  Mrs.  Ida  L.  Estes  died.** 

Mrs.  J.  M.  Hughes  died.** 

Mouger  infant  died.** 

Mrs.  Josephine  E.  Smalley  died.** 

Monger  infant  died.** 
Page  4:  N.  F.  Huffman  and  Mrs.  Anna  Early  were  married.** 

Sam  Chappell  died.** 
Page  5:  Miss  Clara  Lucie  Ely  and  Mr.  Carl  L.  Hawkins  will  be  married  today.** 


Fly-Hawkins 
Wedding  Today 

Misa  Clara  Lucie  Klv.  daughter 
of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  &  C. 
Walnut  street,  will 
brMu  of  Mr.  Carl  I..  Hawkins  of  St 
Louis.  :«t  1  o'clock  lotlay  at  the 
hofne  of  I  he  brlde'a  parent*,  with 
close  friend*  ami  relatives)  Ift  It* 
tendance.  The  service  will  botoad 
by  the  Reverend  John  W.  Pearson, 
pastor  of  St.  Paul  Methodltt 
Kplscopnl  church.  Following;  the 
service  the  coup!"  will  leave  for  ft 
wedding  trip  and  then  go  to  §t. 
L/.tiis  t<>  make  ih«dr  home. 

Among  the  out  of  town  guests 
here  for  the  wedding  are  Mrs.  O-  T. 
Welch  and  Mrs.  Tom  Hallew  of 
Corrollton;  Pr.  W.  3.  Hawklna  and 
daughter*.  Maude  and  Ruth  Hawk- 
lna, of  St.  Louis,  father  and  sisters 
of  the  bridegroom,  and  Mrs.  W«  F. 
Chalfant  «»f  -st.   Louis. 

Many  -pre- nuptials  affairs  have 
1  cen  piven  for  Mis;*  Ely  during  the 
post  few  weeks  due  to  her  popular- 
Ity  amonK  her  circle  of  friends. 


I 


A  PAIR  of  dwarfs  were  united  In 
"  marriage,  at  the  court  house  In 
Lamar.  They  were  N.  P.  Huffman, 
who  gave  his  age  at  44,  and  Mrs. 
Anna  Early.  40  years  old.  Both  were 
from  Pittsburg.  The  groom  was 
four  feet  four  Inches  ■  height,  and 
the  bride  was  three  feet  four. 


-FARMERS  In  the -vicinity  of  cur- 
r  all.  Howell  county,  ore  still  on 
the  lookout  for  a  wild  hog  that  kill- 
ed Sam  Chappell.  Howell  county 
fanner,  recently,  when  Chappell  at- 
tempted to  chase  the  animal  from 
his  field.  The  hog  has  done  con- 
siderable damage  to  crops  In  that 
vicinity,  and  all  attempts  to  capture 
It  have  been  unsuccessful.  Chappell 
I  found  the  hog  in  his  field  one  night 
'and  attempted  to  drive  it  away. 
when  the  hog  attacked  him  and 
severed  an  artery  in  Chappell's  leg. 


DEATHS 


MRS.  IDA  L.  ESTES 
Funeral  services  for  Mi*.  Ida  L. 
Est**,  of  Clever,  Mo.,  who  died 
Thursday  In  a  local  hospital,  will 
be  held  at  -  o'clock  tomorrow  nfter- 
noon  at  the  First  ltaptlst  church 
with  the  lteverend  I»  M-  Hale  offi- 
ciating. Uurlnl  will  »«•>  In  Maple 
Psrk  cemetery  un.l-r  direction  of 
the  Alma  Lohincvcr  Kiiner.il  home 
and  the  Maples  I'ndcrtakjng  com- 
pr.n>  of  Clo\  •  r. 

MRS.  J.  M.  HUGHES 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  J.  M- 
Hughes.  CJ  years  "id.  « iw  died 
Thursday  at  lur  home  .il  1  "CI 
North  Cani|-I>ell  avenue,  will  l-e  h<  Id 
«.t  2  o'clock  tomorrow  nfirrnoon  at 
the  Camplx'll  Avi-mu-"  Mitlmdist 
church  with  huri.il  In  <;i<.nl.iwn 
cemetery  uiuhr  dir«vtinn  of  the 
Kllncner    Piuit-i.il    lo'iio1. 


U04 


'■i-  MOUOER  INFANT 
<■'■'  Tlie  Infant  dauchtcr  of  Mr.  and 
Mr*.  AV.  1\  Mouger.  1107  Nertli 
Campbell  avenue!  died  yesterday 
Afternoon.  Funeral  aervlces  and 
lurlal  will  be  at  Moug*r*a  Chris- 
tian cehtctVry  at  S  o'clock  this  nfter- 
noon  under  direction  of  \\V  L. 
Slaxnc.   undertaker. 


MONGER  INFANT  I 

Th~  Infant  daughter  «f  Mr.  and  i 
lira.  Frank  Monger.  11'j7  North 
Campbell  avenue,  died  at  3:30 
o'clock  Thursday  afternoon  at  the 
home  following  a  brief  Illness.  She 
is  survived  by  the.  parents  and  five 

(sisters.  Burial      was    at    Monger! 

J  cemetery.    25   miles   east  of    Spring-  | 

i  field,    yesterday    '  afternoon.      under  ! 

I  direction   of   W.  L.   Slarne. 

MARRIAGE    LICENSES 
William   E.    Prumwrlght.   :?.   an4 
jjoanette  Averijl   Drebolbls,   is.   both 
!of  Sprlnpfleld:    Dale  R   StatWr.   IT. 
[Cape    Girardeau,    and    Sarah    Jack- 
son. 2i,  Cardwell. 


MRS.  JOSEPHINE    E.    SMALLEY 
Mrs.  Josephine  K.  Smallcy.  for  30 

jrars  a  resident  of  Springfield  but 
who  had  moved  to  Iconic  Koarh. 
Cal-.  seven  years  a  so,  di«*«l  nt  Iwi 
home  hero  Sunday  afternoon,  No- 
vember 13.  recording  to  word  re- 
ceived hero  yesterday.  Funeral 
•ervlces  will  be  held  on  Wednesday 
afternoon.  November  23.  at  the 
home  of  her  son.  J.  I*  .~m  illey,  of 
Kni'-'*  City.  Kan.  with  burial  in 
liver  I'.recn  cemetery,  Mrs.  Smallcy, 
who  was  the  widow  of  II.  II. 
Smallcy.  well  known  through 
southeast  Missouri.  Is  survived  i»y 
:liree  daughters".  Mrs.  Uertrnd"  M. 
Took,  of  Los  Angeles:  Mrs.  Mable 
Lindscy  and  Miss  Ethel  Smallcy. 
both  of  I^cng  lleacli:  and  hv  two 
pons.  l^ecnnrd  Smallcy.  of  Kansas 
City.  Kan.  and  Albert  Small.. \.  of 
Van  Ituren.- 


SATURDAY  EVENING/NOVEMBER  19, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Helen  B.  Weed  sues  to  divorce  Charles  W.  Weed.  She  charges  that  he  bathed 
the  dog  in  the  bath  tub  and  dried  it  with  a  bath  towel.  James  Vaughn  is  her  brother. 

Page  6:  Mrs.  Hattie  Welsh  sues  to  divorce  Roy  Welsh.  They  have  been  married  more 
than  1 6  years. 

Page  8:  Mrs.  Altie  Cavanaugh  died.** 
Mouger  infant  died.** 
Mrs.  Ida  Estes  died.** 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Hughes  died.** 

There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  Mary  Louise  Stuart.** 
Page  11:  Miss  Helen  Ferguson  Hilt  and  Mr.  Gerle  Guthrie  Diemer  were  married.** 


DEATHS 


MOW  GEIU  INFANT. 
Funeral  service*  for  the  Infant 
daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  W.  F. 
Mouger.  1107  north  Campbell  tor*. 
dim,  who  died  yesterday  afternoon, 
-war*  held  at  7  p.  m.  today  at  Mon- 
ger* Christian  cemetery,  under  dl- 
ractlon  of  W.  L.  Starne.  undertaker, 

MRS.  IDA  BSTES. 

Funeral   eenrlces   for   lira,   Ida   L. 

Kate*     of     Clew,     Mo.,      who    dlad 

Thursday  in  a  local  hospital,  will  be 

held  at  3  p.*m.  Sunday  at  the  Ftret 

Baptist  church  with  Rev.  I*.  M.  Bale 

officiating.     Burial  win  be  In  Maple 

Park  cemetery  under  the  direction  of 

I  the   Alma   Lohmeyer   Ftuwral   home 

jand.   the    Maples   Undertaking    eom- 

I  pany  of  Clever.  ■ 


I 


MRS/  J.    >L    ULGHES. 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  J.  M. 
Hughes,  00.  who  died  Thursday  at 
her  home  at  1231  North  Campbell 
avenue,  will  be  held  at  3  p.  m.  to- 
morrow at  Campbell  Arenue  Meth- 
odist church  with  burial  In  Oreen- 
lawn  cemetery  under  direction  of 
the   Kllngner  Funeral  home. 


1105 


MRS.  ALTIE  CAVANAtGtt. 

Funeral    service*     for     Mrs.     Altle 

Cavanaugh.  37,  who  died  Wednesday 

morning  la  St.  Louis  lopewtng  an 

titration.  wWJba  bald  IIUO  p.  n*. 

M.  M.  ChspeJ 
will  be  in  Lincoln 
under  direction  of  W.  L.  Starne,  un- 
dertaker. The  deceased  „  la  aurrlved 
by  the  husbaud.  Albert  Cavanaugh; 
one  son.  William:  two  slaters.  Mrs. 
Mary  Smith  and  Mrs.  Myrtle  Watson, 
and  one  brother,  Harry  Fulbrlght.  all 
of  this  city. 


HELEN  MILT  B  WKB 
GENE  DHMII. 

it  marriata  of  Wm  nam  Parga- 
Hilt  to  Mr.  OanV  Oottrt*  Ditto** 
ptaot  last  night  U  •  o^eloek  at 
boot  of  EIr.  and  Mrs.  S.  If.  Far- 
lit  Bat*  Ba  etratt,  the  Bar. 
K.  Chattan  Officiating .    Tbt 
►ny  tu   wltatM*d  by  only 

of  tbt  tmmodUU  familla*.  Mn. 

B.  Oltmar.  notbar  ot  tb*  brtds- 

mb:  Mr.  and  Mm  S.  jr.  rargqaon, 

pcle  and  aunt  of  tbt  brtda.  and  Mr. 

Mr*.  B.  J.  Dtatnar.   unci*  and 

^nt  of  tbt  groom.    Mr*.  Dtemtr,  who 

tbt  (Uufhtar  of  tbt  tot*  Mr.  and 

W.  B.  BUt.  bu  mad*  bfr  Tioma 

|th  Mr.  and  Mm,  Pargnaon.  Mr.  Oto- 

er.  who  It  *  protnlntnt  young  at* 

ity  of  this  city.  It  tbt  only  ton  of 

.  Dtemtr  of  tbt  Lafayafia  hot*! 

id  tbt  tot*  Dr.  P.  W.  Dlemtr.    H*  la 

graduate  of  Drury  eotlag*  and  at- 

ided    the    TJnlTeratty    of    Mlesourl, 

imberland   Law   school   and  Prtnee- 

Mi  university  and  la  engaged  In  tbe 

ractlce  ol  law.  after  having  served  a 


frm  as   aaalatant  proeecutlng  attor- j 
ry.    Mrs.  Dtamer  la  a  member  ot  Tau 
lpha  LamrxJ-    and  Tfcu  Phi  damma  | 
Icrorltlee.     w-ntle    Mr     Dlemer    la    a: 
^mber  of  Sigma  Chi  and  Delta  Phi  I 
>mega  toclal  fraternities  and  Pal  Chi  J 
w  fraternity.    Immediately  foUowIng  j 
he  ceremon-r.  the  newlyweds  left  for, 
_i   motor   trip    to  PI.    Loul».   Chicago. . 
-Inclnnatt    and  other   eastern   pclnu 
inrl  will  be   at  home  nfter  November  J 
19  at  the  Lafayette  hotel.  1 

-o- 

!'  -t 

a—  cakos  or  thanes. 

STVART — In    loving    memory    of    our    dear 
baby.    Mary    Louise   Stuart,  who   died   t»a> 
re*r«   ago   yesterday.    Nov.    li.    I92j. 
A  precious  one   from   u»  Is  cone, 

A  voice  we  loved   la  tttlled. 
A  place   la   vacant   In    the  home 
That  never  can   be  filled. 

The    pearly    gates    did    open   wide 
A   gentle   voice   said    "Come!  ' 
I    Angles    on    the    other    aide. 
I        Welcomed  dear   baby   home. 

|    Softly    the    Mara    nre    gleaming. 
,         On    a    neatly    mounded    prate. 

There     li     sleeping     »nhoui    dreaming 
One    we    loved    but    could   not    sate 

6adly    misted    by    mother   and    daddy. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  20, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  3A:  Fred  K.  Woodall  of  Springfield  and  Lucille  Eslick  of  Strafford  were  married 
yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Page5A:  Cordie  Young  died.** 

Page  10A:  Hattie  Welsh  sues  to  divorce  Roy  Welsh.  They  were  married  August  21, 

Page  IB:  There  is  an  article  about  Mrs.  S.  C.  Benedict.** 

A  son  Joseph  Hal  Brown  was  born  November  18  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  A.  Brown  of 
64 1  East  Lombard  street. 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Page  5B:  Jacob  P.  Shultz  of  Teague,  Texas,  and  Ona  G.  Gott  of  Springfield  were 
married  yesterday  in  Springfield. 

Page  9B:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  wife  and  mother,"  signed 
by  R.  B.  Price  and  Mrs.  Elwin  Moore. 

Page  10B:  Helen  B.  Weed  divorced  Charles  W.  Weed. 

Mrs.  Ida  Estes  died.** 

Mrs.  J.  M.  Hughes  died.** 

Mrs.  Elizabeth  Chapman  died.** 

John  Rawlings  died.** 
Page  2C:  Miss  Jeannette  Drebelbis  and  Mr.  William  Earl  Drumwright  were  married  ** 

P        o^iSSr,Clar!  LUde  Ely  3nd  Mn  Carl  L"  Hawkins  were  married.** 
Page  9C:  Daughter  born  to  Rev.  and  Mrs.  A.  H.  Dase  of  St.  Louis 

Co,umbis,  k2Z        SC°Ck'  f°rmerly  °f  MH,er'  M°-'  and  Bemice  Jacks-  -re  married  at 

William  Fredregill,  an  old  settler  of  Phelps  county,  died  last  week 
buried  in  JsZl^  *  *"  *"-*•  ' 5  «  ^  *«*  ■~*«t  *  Phelps  and  was 

home  of  a  da""  * ^  *  *  "^  °f  MoMtt  died  *»*»  in  ^™«  -  the 

died  ^atS  Thl^em^r86  &^*  "-  """  *~  *-  ^ 
W.  D.  Matney  died  at  Fort  Smith,  Ark. 


i\Ot> 


Miss  Eli) 
Becomes 
Bride    ' 


WSapaAt 

Dreteltis 
Home 


"M"IS8  CLARA  IAJCUB  ELY, 
1Vi  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  K.  C. 
Ely.  426  East  Walnut  street,  J- 
cam*  the  bride  of  Mr.  Carl  L 
Hawkins  of  St.  Louie  at  a  simple 
but  pretty  home  wedding  yestsr- 
da>  at  1  o'clock  at  the  horn*  of  'w 
bride's  parents. 

The  bay  window  of  the  li»ln« 
room  was  banked  with  a  profusion 
of  palms  and  ferns  and  formed  an 
attractive  background  for  the 
bridal  couple.  The  bride  entered 
the  ceremony  room  on  tha  arm  ct 
the  brldPRroom  and  the  Tin.,  service 
was  read  by  the  Reverend  John  W. 
Fearson.  pastor  of  tha  St.  Paul 
Methodtst  Episcopal  church.  In  the 
presence  of  abou:  76  friends  of  the 
young   rouple. 

Tha  bride  wore  an  aftarnoun 
frock  of  blue  velvet  with  harmon- 
izing accessories  and  she  carried 
pink  roses  and  valley  Wle*.  Her 
only  ornament  was  a  rope  of  pearls 
with  a  lain  laruli  pendant,  a  rift 
from  the  bridegroom.  For  her  go- 
ing  awsy  frock  she  wore  a  tan 
knitted  frock  with  coat  and  hat 
to    harmonize. 

Followlnc  felicitation*  "**•■*" 
menta  were  served  In  the  dining 
room  where  the  brio*'*  cak*.  ring 
shaped  and  filled  la  with  *~~ 
roses  and  valley  lilies,  held  the) 

ter  of  the  table.  Vtw— 

The  bride  Is  a  graduate  of  Drury 
college  and  a  member  of  Pi  Beta 
Phi  sorority.  She  la  prominent  to 
social  circles  and  was  th*  honor** 
at  many  pretty  t*^._ta"ebr?n 
bridge*  and  dinners  following  tne 
announcement  of  her  engag*m*nt. 
Mr.  Hawkins  Is  a  graduat*  of 
Washington  university.  St.  Louis. 
»nd  a  member  of  Sigma  Alpha 
EpsUon  fraternity.  He  1*  eonnjeted 
with  the  United  Railway*  of  St. 
Louis.  After  a  wedding  trip  *P*nt 
in  Kansas  City.  Chicago  and  other 
cities  the  newlyweds  will  I©  to 
St.  Louis  to  make  their  horn*  at 
600  North  and  South  road. 

Out  of  town  guests  nt  th*  wed- 
ding wer/:  Dr.  W.  J.  Hawkln.  and 
daughters.  Maude  and  Ruth,  father 
and  sisters  of  the  bridegroom  jMrs. 
Tom  Ballew  and  Mrs.  O.  T.  Welch 
of  Carrollton.  aunts  of  the  bride: 
Mrs.  A.  F.  Chalfant  of  St.  Louis, 
also  sn  aunt  of  the  bride. 


mHE  mama**  of  Miss  '**"«*"• 
x  Drebelbla.  only  da  :hter  of  Mr. 
and^dB.Drebelbl-.7t»Sou^ 
Doll-son  avenue,  to  Mr.  Wlllbvm 
Karl  Drumwrlght.  -on  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs  R.  H.  Drumwrlght,  2130  North 
Campbell  avenue,  took  place  at  I  ; 
o'clock  last  night  Bl  the  home  of  , 
the  bride-=  parent,  he  fore  a  rr  onp 
of  SO  friend,  and  relatives  of  the 

young  couple.  ---.th  I 

The  ceremony   was   read  beneath 
an  improvised  archway  of  white  be- 
"ween  the    llvlrrr   room    and   recep- 
tion hall  with  a  mass  of  ferns form- 
ing  a   pretty     backpround     for  the 
bridal  party.    The  colons  de  was  of 
pure   white     and      white     **!*"£ 
Jhe^uma  and  ferns  added    o  the  at-  , 
tn.ctlTer.es*      of    lb*     arrangement^ 
The  stairway  down  whlrh  the  bri. 1,1 
party  descended   was  covered  with  | 
ShYte.  with  vines  and  fern. M 
the  balustrade  which  also  was *J 
orated  with  large  white  b*w*.  Ttat- 
^T.hade*     of  white     «*T"!fJ^ 
£hta  from  which  white  bow-,  were  | 

'"prToVtothe  ceremony  Mis*  Mar-  | 
raret   Prldwell  «ang  ^dn"" "    .„ 
Pawning*    accompanied     by    mw*  . 
Kdlth  Freshen     who     played  Lo    , 
hengrin's   wedding      music      as  the 
Vrldal  party  entered  the  worn.   W  f 
hrlde  entered  with  the  bridegroom 
and    they   were    precede*    by  Miss 
Bcttr  Nell  Rslner  as  maid  of  honor 
and   Mr.   Paul    Bohman    of    Kansas 
fritr  a«  honor  man.    Th*  rlnr  serv- 
ice was  read  1      the  Heverend  IT 
Bacon,   former  pastor   of   the  First 
Presbyterian  r'ltirch. 

The  bride's  gown  was  of  white 
canton  crepe  and  she  carried  yellow 
rhrmanthemum*.  while  her  maid  of 
honor  wore  turnuolse  blue  crepe  and 
she  carried  pink  'nnrwnthemuin*. 

Refreshments  were  served  In  the 
dlSn- room  where  the  bride's  cake 
of  pink  and  white.  «*^^ -™ 
ro-huds.  held   the     center     of  the 

^Th'e  bride  and  rronm  holh  are 
Jo^stes  of  th.  SprlmrfMd  Senior 
High  school.  Mr.  Prumwrleht  Is 
connoted  w„h  the  Morrlwn ,CWj- 
tne  comnany  f  nd  sftcr  n  brief  wefl 
2H«  trip  the  couple  will  return  to 
this  cltr  to  make  their  home. 

Out  of  town  guests  at  the  wedding 
were  Miss  Minnie  Oleman  "f  v***re 
oCbT.  and  Mis.  Marjor.e  Wright  of 
MonetU 


WOT 


I- 

""Mr*.  8.  C.  Benedict;  SlieTiol 
'  th»  First  Baptist  church  her*: 

i 

:  JUST  »»  Uil»  year  U  the  76th  »n- 
'  '  nlrersary  of  the  First  Baptist 
church.  U  U  the  Wtb  anniversary  of 
the  membership  of  Mrs.  a  C.  Bene- 
dict, f  S  years  old.  of  SIS  Ktaibrough 
avenue.  In  that  church.  * 

Mn.  Benedict  has  been  a  mem- 
ber of  the  First  Baptist  church 
longer  than  any  other  person.  She 
srms  born  on  Lonf  Island.  In  Hoi- 
stein  River.  Tenn,  In  1M*.  Her 
'father.  Charles  Llsenbey.  fought  In 


Bt  Kurkur  Studio. 

the  Indian  wore.  Her  brother  the 
late  Colonel  W.  LIsenbeTt  lived  to 
Springfield  many  years. 

Mrs.  Benedict  was  married  to 
Joseph  Benedict  In  186S.  They  came 
to  Spring-Held  from  Illinois  to  lit* 
and  the  following  year  Joined  the 
First  Baptist  church.  Mr.  Benedict 
Idled  in  1906.  Mrs.  Benedict  nasi 
i  three  children.  Mrs.  Robert  KU1- 
|buck%  of  Miami.  Okla,  Mrs.  Frank 
Harlto,  of  Springfield.*  said  -  Oeorge 
'  a.  Benedlct,'ot  Springfield. 


DEATHS 


MRS.  IDA   E8TE6 

Funeral    wrvlces  will   l>o   held   at 

2  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  Flrfl 

Hiipilni    church,   with,  the   Kev.er.end 

I*    M.    Hulc.   pastor,   officiating,    for 

Mrs.  Ida   testes,  of  Clever.  Mo.,  who 

tiled    Thurmlsy   in   a  local   hospital. 

j  Uurlal  will  he  In  Mnple  park  cemetery 

j  under   direction   of   the   Alma   Loh- 

meyer  Funeral  home  and  the  Maples 

!  l.'mli-rluking  company,  of  Clever. 


MRS.  J.  M.  HUGHES 
Kunerul  services  will  be  held  at 
2  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
Campbell  Avenue  Methodist  church 
for  Mrs.  J.  M.  Hughes.  60  years  old. 
w  ho  died  Thursday  at  her  home  at 
1-21  North  Campbell  avenue.  Bur- 
ial will  be  In  C.reenlawn  cemetery 
i  under  direction  of  the  Kliugner  Fu- 
1  neral  home. 


I 

OEHFIELDS 

John  Rawlings,  Farmer  Living 

Near  Lamar,  Victim  of 

Heart  Attack 


John  Rawlings,  .  49-jv.ir-old 
farmer,  living  three  miles  west  of 
Lamar,  was  found  d"nd  hv  his  wlf<- 
yesterday  afternoon  In  a  corn  field 
near  his  home. 

He  had  started  from  the  field 
with  a  heavy  load  of  corn  when  he 
fell  from  the  wagon  and  a  wheel 
rassed  over  his  neck.  Kawlinis- 
apparently  suffered  a  heart  attach 
before  he  fell.  He  suffered  fron: 
heart  disease,  his   wife   said. 


CHAPMAN  8ERVICE8 
Funeral  services  will  be  held  at 
11:30  o'clock  this  morning  at  the 
Gospel  tabernacle  at  Boonvllle 
avenue  and  Lynn  street,  for  Mrs. 
Elisabeth  Chapman.  51.  of  1609  Col- 
lege street,  who  died  Tuesday. 
Burial  will  be  in  Greenlawn  ceme- 
tery under  direction  of  W.  L. 
Starne,  undertaker. 


CORDIE  YOUNO 

The  funeral  service  for  Cordle 
Young,  41-year-old  negress,  who 
died  st  the  county  tubercular  sani- 
tarium Thursday,  will  be  held  at 
the  Xogo  Baptist  church  at  3 
o'clock  this  afternoon,  to  charge 
of  the  Campbell  Undertaking  com 
P*ny.  ..3rr 


VsJl  Bmtto,* 


MARRIAGE  LICEN8I 
John  F.  Cox.  U.  and  ▼•If 
S3,  both  of  Springfield:  Jelm 
DalzelL  Ji.  Springfield,  and  n 
Bounds.  SI.  Bollrsr:  Fred  C.  Ivov*. 
over  XI.  and  Estella  Phelps,  ores 
St,  both  of  Springfield:  Eugene  O. 
Dleroer.  over  II.  and  Helen  Hilt, 
over  ll.  both  of  Springfield:  Jacob 
P.  Shultz.  over  II,  Teague.  Texas, 
and  Ona  O.  Oott.  over  SI.  Spring- 
field: Fred  K.  Woodall.  S5,  Spring- 
field, and  Lucille  Esllck.  IL  Straf- 
ford. 


I     The  17-yesr-old  son  of  Mr.  and 
!  Mrs.  George  Carpenter  of  near  Plew 
died  and  was  buried  at  the  Thomas 
j  cemetery. 


•  J  me  \V  Jackson  died  at  his  home 
1  .>>'Hi:h<  as!  <f  Phelps  Tuesday,  no- 
\  <  :r.  ■•  r  !."•.  nft>r  nn  Him  ss  of  sev- 
eral weeks'  duration  at  the  ape  of 
,  7C.  F!:neral  services  were  h<li!  at' 
:  C-.e  Salem  church  Thursday  after-' 
I  r,o    :i      v.-'..      Si-.ti it'.ienl      in      S.i!'  m  , 


\\o8 


W«  mVk  t*  0»-ak  oar  ta*or  frfeatfc  «ud. 
aaletoan  for  tUrkMiM  lUimi 


thy  doriw.  U»  01mm  at>4  d**th  of  wur 
bclotrod  «if«  and  Mother. 

R.  B.  PRICE.  - 

MRS.  EJLWIN  MOOWt  •     i 


■William    FredreKl!!,    an    old    net- J 
tlPr   of  the   l'helps  community  died  j 
Inst    werk   nftor  a  short   Illness  «t 
hi»   home,  •outhw*.«t   of   Phelpa.        ' 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  20, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Isaac  Stutzman  have  been  married  67  years.** 

Mrs.  Helen  B.  Weed  divorced  Charles  W.  Weed.** 
Page  2:  R.  R.  Hendrix  died  last  week  in  Oklahoma.  He  was  at  one  time  county  school 
superintendent  at  Galena,  Mo.  He  was  buried  in  Oklahoma.  He  was  the  brother  of  J.  L. 
Hendrix  of  Ponce  de  Leon  and  brother-in-law  of  the  late  T.  H.  Smith. 

Son  born  November  12  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jeff  Stokes  of  Niangua. 
Miss  Cora  Goodnight  of  Monett  died  Wednesday.  She  was  a  former  resident  of 
Purdy. 

Marriage  licenses  issued.**  [Fred  C.  Love  et  al.] 
Page  12:  Mrs.  Cordie  Young  died.** 
Page  19:  John  T.  Wood  has  an  old  Bible.** 

Page  20:  Miss  Clara  Lucie  Ely  and  Mr.  Carl  L.  Hawkins  were  married.** 
Page  22:  Miss  Vail  Smith  and  Mr.  John  Cox  will  be  married  Tuesday.** 
Page  31:  Marriage  licenses  issued.**  [John  F.  Cox  et  al.] 
Mouger  infant  died.** 
Mrs.  Ida  L.  Estes  died.** 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Hughes  died.** 
Mrs.  Altie  Cavanaugh  died.**    " 
Births  reported.** 
Page  32:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  wife  and  mother,"  signed 
bv  R.  B.  Price  and  Mrs.  Elwin  Moore. 


167-Year-Old  BibUWas 
Carried  in  War  of  1837 


John  T.  Wood  of  Dickens;  II©;  Cherishes Book  HllSftWers 

Father  Toted  in  His  Knapsack  17  Years;  Wai  Print** 

in  Cambridge  in  1760;  Letters  in  Old-Styfe  Prtafc 


■->\. 


A  hundred  and  etKtf-sersn  year  ©Id 
Bible  U  the  treasured  poeetealrn  of 
John  T.  Wooc  of  Dickens.  Mo.  Ths 
Bible  1  en*  that  toe  been  In  Mr. 
Weod'e  family- for  gen-ratlons. 

Mr.  Wood*  fetter  oallstod  in  tfca 
British  army  to  l«M  end  oarrtod  the 
Bfhto  In  hie  fcnepoartr  WylT'.ysnrs. 

^  mam  tt  *  imi»  i»   «» 


when  Ids  regiment  wss  ean»  to 
da  to  eroat  a  rebellion. 

The  Bible  eomUnee  with  ft 
ahmmu..  It  carries  to  the. /bach  m. 
tohto'of  One.- weights  sad  toesstuto, 
and-  of  scripture  meaauroK  days  ot 
Mm  'not*.  «nd  ttoon  of  tbs  day. 

Al>c*  nota  rtatM -thaajths  Btoto' 


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■  <t    » ' 


COUPLE  MARRIED  6*YEARSl 

FORGET  DETAILS  OF  WEDDING 

Mrs.  Stutzman,  86,  Barely  Remembers  Riding  in  a  Sleigh 

To  a  Justice  of  Peace;  It  Has  Been  So  Long  Ago,*'  she 

Explains;  Husbdnd,  90,  Dozes  While  Mate  Talks. 


Married  for  67  ynw  ■  longer  than 
moat  people  Uv*— U  th»  record  of 
Mr.  and  Mr*.  Ituo  Stutzman,  1000 
Blaine   street. 

Mrs.  Stutzman.  M  yean  old,  looked 

up  from  a  quilt  on  which  aha  was ; 
working  yesterday  to  dlsoues  the  j 
atrangs  wsya  of  this  modern  world. 

"Bobbed  hair  U  all  tight:  I  think 
it's  nice.  Short  skirts  are  ail  right- 
lots  better  thsn  long  dresses  that 
dragged  In  the  dirt;  but  divorce* — 
they  are  dreadful,'*  Mrs  Stutzman 
said. 

Got  Cp  Early. 

A    long,    full    life    has    been    Mrs. 

Stutzman's.     If    ahe    had    It    to    live 

i  oyer,  ahe  says,  siu'd  do  it  Just  about 

i  tbe  same.  -She  hasn't  asry  instructions 

to   giv«    those    who   would   seek    con- 

!  Unued  health  like  hrrs.   "I've  worked 

!  hard,    had    tec    chirarcn    and    reared 

.  eight.    When  -   was  young  1  kept  the 

!  bouse  and  cooked  the  meals,  milked 

i  the  cows,  spun  the  wool,  made  my 

'  husband's  snd  my  children's  clothes. 

I've  always  eaten  just  whit  I  wanted 

to,  and  gotten  up  early  la  the)  morn- 
ing- 
Mr.   and   Mrs.   Stutsman  cam*  to 
Springfield  In  1608  from  Ooehsn,  Ind. 
They  came  from  St.  Lotus  In  a  wagon. 
Assails  Divorce. 
"Young    folks    shouldn't   flars    dp 
over  every  little   thing  that  doeant 
please  them  and  get  a  divorce,"  Mrs. 
Stutzman  said.    "We  dldnt  do  that." 


=a 


BIRTHS  j 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  A.  Brown.  Oil  Cast 

I  Lombard  street,  announce  the  birth 
of  a  eon,  Joseph  Hal.  Hovember  la. 
I     Mr.  and  Mrs.  Bay  Out*  of  BoUvar. 
•  u»h  announco  th«  mru.  of  a  daugh- 
!  t«r.  Foama  Bamadlne. 


and  Mr.  Stutzman,  dosing  by  the  fire. 
offered  no  denial. 

Mr.  Stutzman  will  be  90  years  old 
In  March.  The  sixty-seventh  wadding 
anniversary  will  be  celebrated  the 
first  of  January. 

**I  cant  remember  very  much  about 
our  wedding.'^  Mrs.  Stutzman  smiled. 
"But  I   do  remember  we  went   In   a 
sleigh,   with   the  sleigh   hHl#   ringing.  > 
to  a  Justice  of  the  peace." 

Mrs.     Stutzman*     father     was     a 
preacher.     She    lived    In    a    Oerxnan 
community    in     Indiana.     Until    she 
came    to    Bprlngrield    ahe    could    not 
read  a  word  of  English,  or  speak  the 
English  language,  having  been  edu- 
cated  ttt  Oarmany.    Shs  learned  to 
read  English  through  the  newspapers. 
Cant  KsmesBber  It. 

"It  may  he  true  that  alrplane*"are 
safer  than  automobiles,"  the  Utile 
old  lady  agreed,  "but  I  don't  Intend 
to  rids  In  one  to  find  out." 

However,  ahe  was  enthusiastic 
about  most  modern  developments. 
She- doesn't  think,  that  prohibition  Is 
a  failure,  and  says  saloons  were  far. 
far  worse.  She  returned  now  and 
then  to  the  subject  of  dlvorc*. 

"I  Just  dont  Uks  to  hear  of  It.  It 
tmt"  rtglrt.~  Pexjple  h|riw~rio~liilsLufsw 
to  think  of  divorces;  they  should 
overlook  the  Uttle  disagreements,  snd 
If  people  want  to  Uv*  happy  married 
Uvea,  they  must  be  companions  end 
go  around  together.  They  must  share 
each  other's  Interests." 

And  so  the  little  white-haired  lady 
and  tne  compuHBcn*  »w  gentleman 
who  were  married  so  long  ago  tfcsy 
really  cant  remember  much  about  It, 
alt  by  their  fir*  and  reflect  on  a  long, 
contented  life,  which  they  have  Uvsd 
happily. 

They  have  six  children,  two  of 
whom.  Mrs.  Liaai*  Harrington  and 
Charles  Stutzman.  Uv*  in  this  city. 
Their  eon.  Will,  and  daughter,  Mrs. 
Ann*  Rhaa,  Uv*  In  Houston.  Tat. 
Mrs-  AUc*  Oag*  In  Seymour,  and 
Robert  4n  Pittsburg.  Kan. 

Ill© 


Wfmf?^^^^^3mm, 


Weds  Carl  L.  Hawkins 


Or.  John  W.  PoM^St.  Paul ' 


^f.'*-C  """-'**» ' 


atCerch 

mony  Held  at  Home  of  Bride  Yesterday  Afternoon—  ". 
To  Make  Home  In  St.  Louis. 


The   marriage  of  Miss  Clare   Lucie 
Kly.  da  ugh  tier  of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  Edward 
Cosby  t,ly,  434  East  Walnut  street,  to 
Carl   L.*  Hawkins   of  fit.   Loula,   was 
celebrated  Saturday  at  1  o'clock  at 
the  home  of  the  bride*  parents.  Dr. 
Jo&n  W.  Pearson  of  8t.  Paul  Metho- 
dist Episcopal  church,  officiating.  A 
large  bay   window  before  which   the 
ceramonj  waa  performed,  was  banked 
with  palms  and  lighted  by  tall  can- 
delabra   placed    on  eacb  aide  of  the 
window.     Other  decorations  were  of 
orchid  chryaanthfimums.     The  bride's 
Ureas  was  of  periwinkle  and  trnngpar- 
ejit  velvet,  and  she  carried  a  bouquet 
of  pink  rosea  and  lilies  of  the  valley. 
She    wore    a    rope    of    pearls    with    a , 
lapis  pendant,   the  gift  of  the  bride- 
groom.      Following      the      ceremony 
luncheon    was    served    In    the   dining 
room,  where  the  table  was  beautifully 
decorated  with  white  tapers  In  sliver 
candlesticks  and  sliver  pheasants.  The 
center  of    the    table  held   the   brides 
cake   which    waa   In    the    shape   of   a 
ring,  the  center     being     filled     with  | 
white   roees   and    lilies  of    the    valley.  ! 
Mr    Hawkins  Is  a  graduate  of  Wash- 
ington  university  and   a  member  of 
Slgms  Alpha  Epstlon  fraternity.  Miss 
Ely  is  s  graduate  of  Orury  college  and 
i   member  of  Lambda  Alpha    Lambda  ' 
and  Pi  Beta  Phi  sororities.     Mr.  and  j 
Mrt    Hswklns  left  for  a  trip  to  Kan-  | 
aas    City    and    Chicago,    after    which  j 
they    will    be  at    home    In    8t.    Louis. 
AIxhh      seventy-five       relative*      and 
fr.ei.ds  vutnecscd  tl:r  ceremony. 
-    o- 


•V 


tNTANT  MOVOOL. 

I  Funeral  aarrleef .  tor  the 
datuhtsr  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Monger,  1107  storth  wasapbaO 
who  died  Friday  afternoon, 
held  at  S  p.  m.  yesterday  at  Mongers 
Christian  cemetery,  onder  direction 
of  W.  U  Btarne,  und'jrtsker. 


MBS.  IDA  L.  KATES. 

Funeral    services    for   Mrs.    Ida    L. 
Estes  of  Clever.  Mo.,  who  died  Tburs- 
!  day  In  a  local  hospital,  will  be  bald 
1  at  3  p.  m.  today  at  the  First  Baptist 
church  with  Rev.  L.  M.  Hale  officiat- 
ing.    Burial  will   be  In  Maple  Park 
cemetery  under  the  direction  of  the 
Alma    Lohmeyer    Funeral   home    and 
:  the  Maples  Undertaking  company  of 
Clever. 


MBS.  J.  M.  HUGHES. 

Funeral    services    for    Mrs.    3.    M. 

i  Hughs,  60,  who  died  Thursday  at  her 

homo   at    1221    North   Campbell    a*e- 

jmie,  will  be  held  at  H  p.  m.  today  at 

Campbell    Avenue    Methodist   church 

;  with    burlsl    In    Oreenlawn    cemetery 

|  under     direction     of     the     Kllngner 

Funeral  home. 


YOUNG  FUNEBAL  TODAY. 
Funeral  awvioes  for  Mrs.  Cordis 
ToUhf,  41,  who  died  Thursday,  will 
be  held  st  2  p  m.  today  at  the 
Mofo  Baptist  church,  with  Ber. 
Duncan  officiating.  Interment  will 
be  made  in  Danforth  cemetery  under 
direction  of  (Hi  W  P.  Campbell 
Undertaking  company. 

I  I B ■ 


MRS.  ALTIE  CAVANAUGH. 

I '  Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Altle  CaT- 
anaugh.  87,  who  died  Wednesday  at 
j  at.  Louis,  will  be  held  at  a  40  o'clock 
|  this  afternoon  at  the  residence.  1045 
,  Texas  avenue.  Rev.  L.  R.  Orant  of 
i  Pitta  M.  E.  chapel  will  officiate.  Bur- 
j  lsl  will  be  In  Lincoln  Memorial  cem- 
etery  under  the  direction  of  W.  L. 
■  siarne,   undertsker. 


im 


MISS  SMITH  TO  BE  MAKJUfcD 
AT  ST.'JOIrtTS  CHTJKtfH. 

TU»  marriage  of  Mies  Vail  Smith, 
daughter    Jt  pr.   Md   M/a    Wilbur 
Smith. -soa  South  National  etwiw,  to 
John  Cox  of  Bt.  Louu,  N»»u  *bf  cele- 
brated Tuesday,  et  1  o'oioofc,  at  St, 
John's  Bplecopel.  church,     following 
titt)  cereoaoay  there  -will  be  a  recep- 
tion at  the  born*  of  the  bride*.  p»r- 
enu.     Mla»    Mable    Sraltta    of    Little 
Rock,  Ark.,  cousin  o   Mis*  Smith,  will 
bo  maid  of  honor.  Out-of-town  gueete 
will    be   Mr.    and    Mr*.    Albert   Oox. 
parent*  of  the  bridegroom;  Miss  1-elen 
Cox  end  Bert  Oox.  brother  and  aUter 
of  the  bridegroom,  all  of  St.   '-ouU; 
Mra,   Arthur  Peaee   of   Kansas   City. 
Mr*.  Clarence  Griffith  and  Mlaa  Oer- 
•  alrfane  OrUilth  of  Memphis,   Robert 

Vbll  of  Kaneaa  City,  Mrs.  A.  H.  Mane. 

A«M  of  St.  ^ouM,  and  Dr.  and.  Km 
ptrrle  Smith  and  Mlaa  Mania  Smith, 
of  Little  Rock,  Ark. 


UCUfUO  TO  ABD. 

Fred  O.  Lore,  SI.  »nd  Bstella  Pbelpa 
tl.  both  of  Springfield,  vere  -ranted 
a  marriage  license  yeslerda). 

LloenaM  were  leaned  Friday  to 
■ugene  O.  D'eaner  and  Mis*  Helen 
Hilt,  both  of  0p-"!ngfl«ld;  Clarence 
Fields.  30,  enc  dlerjle  Lee  Barnett, 
17.  both  of  Springfield: 'Dale  B.  Stat- 
ler,  27.  Cap*  Cllrardeeu.  and  Sarah 
Jackson,  34,  CardtrsU;  William  E. 
Drumwright,  33.  and  Jeaniutt*  /ver 
411  Drebelblr,  IS.  both  of  Springfield, 


UCSN9BD  TO  WBO. 

Marriage  licences  were  Wu«d  \yea- 
terday  to  John  P.  Cos,  34.  and  Vail 
Smith.  St.  both  of  Spring! laid;  John 
8.  Datatll,  2d,  Springfield.'  and  Org 
Bounds,  aa.  BellTar;  Jacob  P, 
Schultx.  Teague.  Tex,  and  One  Oott. 
Springfield;  Pred  K.  Woodalt  30. 
Springfield,  and  Lucille  Belle*. "it, 
Springfield.  •  The  latter  two  ooupiea 
.wars  wed. et  the  court  houae  by  -a 
county  judge. 


MONDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  21, 1927-DAlLY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Mrs.  A.  J.  Riggs  committed  suicide.** 
Page  3:  There  is  an  article  about  the  Ozark  dialect.** 

John  Travis  died.** 

J.  M.  Shockleydied.** 

E.  F.  Neumann  died.** 


ife? 


v.  JVM.  ^ocUey."5r 
Aah  Grove  Lime  and 
i  jnjr.  di.d  at  hie  home  la  g 
at  t  o'clock  yesterday  moF? 
te  survived    by    two    sona 

hockle*  of  Springfield  and 
^hockley  of  New  Mexico:  two 
deu^aem.  Miss  Edna  Shockley  and 
Mra.  Florence  Hilton  of  Spr:n«fleJ !: 
'our.  Irothera,  Rube  and  Joe  JSbodJl 
l«>   of  Conway.  Mo..  Jo.  .\~ 

of  Leslie.  Ark,  and  Christopher  of 
^uth  D.1CO,.;  .,!.,.,  Mri  StaS 
I  en.!r„ ..,  0f  Conway,  and  three 
grandchildren.  Funeral  arrant- 
menu  are  Incomplete,  but  eervlcee 
»UI  be  «       .acted  et  the  Methodist 

plscoptil  v  nurch  et  U.il ..  .  .y.  with 
i«.e  Re v rend  Enm*  u.'nciatlng-.  and 
burial  will  be  at  Sjmrta  under  .11- 
rr.-.ion  of  ||M  Alma  Lolirneyer  fu- 
neral home. 


E.  F.  NEUMANN 
'1-  1\  Xi-u:  unn,  <".,  sou  o:  Mr.  and 
"!"-    A.c:        Neumann.    54?    South 
Main  avenue,  diod  yesterday  ntorn- 
.!.-  at  his  hi>;.       in  fin-  »>:..i 

alter  an  il'utss  ef  several  weeks.  1 
.ul....  .  *    his   father   ;.        ..i>>thcr 

hfre.     he     Is     survived   by  ;i   si«t    ■ 
Mrs.  Kurl  U  *3aoUer,  63S  South  Main 
avonu.      Born  and  ralsf.l  In  Sprti. 
"'•'''  '  »»■;«     nnn    had    become   a 

<>i...ii-.'i)i    nuvchunt    i..    .  .  i.  ,,i  . 
during   recent   years.     Funeral    ar- 

jranrr.'i  ents  are  lncuu,plete,  but  U». 

'  body  w  111  b<.  ,ipnt  he  o  fur  burial. 


IUX 


HANS  FORGET 
JUTJIECT 

Arkansan  Says  Many  Out- 
side Two  States  Still  Believe 
Razorback  Hogs  Run  Wild 
in  District 


4 

i tain  I 


ninny  dialect  express. ons  of  Ans( ricn 
:tre  peculiar  to  tlie  mountin  sections 
alone.  Dean  Jones  said.  Some  words 
>ot  iniltviiliial  to  ntouiil.'iin  folk,  he 
sulil.  arc  ""Infare"'  in  ri!<rrinp  to  a 
l«ri<lnl  rccrv.lon  nt  tl">  homo  if  t:»e 
s:rotwn:  "aiJruw"  in  r-  '.•  ••  it.  =r  t<»  n 
mikiH  Kiirai iiltiw  \  •  '■■  .  "■••»  ";■ 
lurry"  f«-r  one-,  always  ii,,-*mi,:iti,i  r. 
loan  of  h;*  neighbors;  "norat"'"  I->r 
nanatf;  "Jagger"  fur  Ihuni;  "relt'it- 
r>«T"  l.'r  i  cached :  "fotcln  A  '  fei 
fetched:  "dauno"  f»r  la»t!.lious: 
and  "woc|h»ii"  for  «(>.i|'i«n. 


pATETTEVILLE.     Ark.,     Nov.    10. 
— A  pretty  myth   hag  grown  up 
outside  Arkansas  anil  Missouri  that 
ilong     the     detour      tra:ls     of     the  I 
Ozarks     natives     still     cling  to  the  ' 
tongue  of  their  Chaucerian  ancest-  I 
ors.  That  legend  is  ajt  false  as  tho*e  \ 
of  the  absence  of  shoes  and  the  pre- 
valence  of   uudomcsilcaled   spindle- 
hacked    swine   in    the   mounlaJn   re- 
treats of  the  present-day  Or.arkian*.  . 
Dean    Virgil    I..    Junes,    professor    of  , 
Kngll*h  at  the  I'niverslty  of  Arkan- 
sas, declurcd  today. 

Make*  Lena  Study 
I  For  many  years  Dean  Jones 
been  making-  *  study  of  mountain  | 
dialects,  comparing  that  of  the 
Ocarks  with  those  of  hit  native, 
knobs  In  Tennessee  and  of  the  Caro- 
lina* In  the  Appalachians.  But  one 
word  has  he  found  In  the  Otark 
regions  that  smacks  at  all  of 
Chaucerian    origin.        The   word    In 

i"hif  In  referring  to  the  .rapersona! 

J  pronoun  It.     ■Hit's  a  boy.-  a  Jubil- 

'ant  father  will  explain  to  an  await- 
ing throng  outside  his  cabin  door  at 
•he   birth  of  a  son.     nut   that   is  as 

Ifar     as     this     descendant     of     pure 

Anglo-Saxon   Mack  -  will   lapse   »m»  I 

the   iwnacular  at   nto   Cbaocerlan 

progenitors.  Dean  *»n~  *■":..  F 

-Our  spe*ch  «a  tha  Ogarfca,-  ba 

explained."  ha«  *«  ^^  thmf1*** 
of  tha  Avvmlm+tmm.  I*  ffSw* 
ties  are  gradually  dying-  out  W» 
eT-r.  as  «ot  language  beeotnaa 
st«nd.rdl«ed  by  the  •^'™p™' 
th.  sneellnsT  book' and  the  diction- 
^^Imtleofthedlajectofthe 

Oxarka  entedatea  the  1Mb  century. 
So  .undardlted  ha.  the  Ogarklan 
tongue  brew  ..that  «en  In  the 
most  eoclvded  recesses  <*  «•• 
Oxarks.  one  tortay  might  hear  par- 
ents  In  unconscious  mimicry  of  their 
offspring  <f  «hool  age  pronounce 
aunf  as  Webster  would  haw  Us 
with  a  brond  V  sccent." 
Mountain  Dlalec 
Probably    only    about     -"0    of    tho 


John  Travis,  Member  ot  6.  A. 

R„  Served  as  Member  of 

Ohio  Infantry 


1      .T   v.i    T-.\!s.    T».    Civil    war    vet-  i 

I  eran    and    a    meint>er    of    the    John 

[Matthews  post  of  the  O.  A.  R.  here.  J 
died  at  t:45  o'clock  yesterday  ere- 

'  nine  at  bis  no  roe.  UH  Ramsey  ave-  ; 

;  nue.  after  a  lingering  Illness. 

Mr.  Travis  was  a  private  In  Com-  | 

[pany  D.  ISSth  Ohio  Infantry,  during' 
the  Civil  war.  11*  had  lived  In, 
S;>r.r.»:f.«-ld  f'-r  :re  past  IT  years 
U-lrig  enipl'iyt-j  mi  tho  Creer.e 
county  coutii.ou.se  during  a  part  of 
that  time.  He  is  survived  by  his 
wife,  a  daughter,  Mrs.  Addie  Carey 

|  of    Kansas,      and      a    son.      Forrest' 
Travis  of  Amanllo.  Texas,  who  will 
arrive  here  tomorrow. 

Kuneral  arrangt-nients  axe  lncom-  i 
plrte. 


v\\3 


HER  OF  5  DIES 


Regaining  Consciousness  Be- 
fore Death,  Springfield 
Woman  Whispers  Vain  Re- 
gret for  Suicide  Attempt 

RECOVERING  conaclousness  a 
few  hour*  before  her  death  to 
whisper  through  acid -seared  llpa 
thai  she  resetted  her  attempt  early 
Saturday  to  end  her  life.  Mr*.  A.  J. 
Risps  5!  of  JOfiv,  East  Commercl.il 
street.'  mother  of  five  children,  ex- 
,,ired  In  a  h.^pltnl  here  early  yes- 
terday mornlner. 

A  quantity  of  fiery  acid  she  drank 
earlv  Sntilrday  morrdne  tn  a  ***- 
roonvof  her  home  causal  death.  Of- 
ficial. Investigating  the  case  raid  It 
wee  -a  Plain  case  of  ..Hold*,  end 
Coroner  Jewell  E.  ^  >nd  <•  an- 
nounced there  would  be  nolnque.t 

Bad  Health  Caused  Act 
,     Despondency   over   failln*    health 


•I 


was    blamed    by    relatives    for    Mr».  . 
Rlnrs-   suicide.    Pb*   bad   been   con-  , 
fined  In  l*ed  for  several  weeks,  serl- 
ouslv    III.    Early    Saturday    morning 
•  he  sent  her  son.  Ray.  59.  to  n  druc-  ! 
•tore  for  n  bottle  of  arid   and  some  , 
milk    f.>r   her.    The   :fM   v  **   <^   "'•' 
s,me   tvpe  she  bnd   been   Instructed 
to  use   In  a  medical   wish,   und   her 
son    did    not    suopect    her    Intent    to; 
end   ber  life. 

.      Pbortlv    after    her    son    returned 
with  the  acid    Mrs    Hires  wis  found 
lvinjf  In  a  half  stupor  on  ber  bed  by  j 
ber   dauehter.   Sunbeam   Hicc*.   Her  | 
condition    Improved    sllchtlv    durlns  ' 
ithe  dnv.  snd  she  w.ts  removed  to  tbe 
rturce  hosrltnl.   A   short    time  before 
midnlcht    Piturdny     nicbt     she     re- 
clined consciousness,  reoocnire.l  h-r 
i.-Mldren  and    tr>lV.o.l    in    wlilsp.-rs   to 
jnttendanls.    v..lo!nc    r»-cret    '•  r     ••> ' 

i  nctlon. 

Five   Children    Survive 

She   Is   survived    by    five    .  1.1. Iron 

Mrs    Sarah  Evins    Sunbeam   Rlcrs. 

Rov     Rnsll    and    Peth    Rtecs.    ill    of 

'pprlntrficld:  f\v->  sisters.  Mr«.  S-ir.'h 

Ixewton    of    V\'illird    and    Mr--     V  a 

!M*tthl«     of     Sprlncfleld.      ar.d      bor 

husband. 

Vunrrnl   services   will   '■•>   ivni.lu.  '- 
,r.l  nt   ::S.i  oVIocV   this  afternoon   at 
'the   Kllncnrr   rhar>el,   with    htu-M    in 
■  '.i.  /■  r.i  .  v.  n    ■  •  Mi.  !►>  v 


MONDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  21, 1927-LEADER 

Page  2:  There  is  an  article  about  Col.  John  Sobieski.** 
Page  5:  E.  F.  Neumann  died.** 

George  Plaster  died.** 

John  Travis  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 

Nora  Harris  sues  to  divorce  Elizah  V.  Harris.  They  have  two  minor  children. 

Page  16:  Mrs.  A.  J.  Riggs  died.** 


DEATHS 


E.  F.  NEUMANN. 
The  body  of  K,  F.  Neumann.  40,  got) 
of  Mr.  end  Mr*.'  Auftul  rfeuman.  MS 
South  main  avenue,  who  died  yester- 
day morning  at  hi*  house  In  Ctn- 
clanatl.  Oblo.  eJ tar  on  Ulneas  of  orv- 
eraj  weeks,  will  be  forwarded  bore  for 
burial.  Mr.  Neumann  was  born  and 
reared  In  Springfield.  Ho  bad  be- 
come a  merchant  at  Cincinnati  tn 
recent  years.  Be  la  survived  by  his 
parent*  and  a  sister,  Mrs,  Karl  L. 
Baxter.  998  South  Main  avenue. 


JOHN   TstAVlS. 

Funeral    aervlcee    for    John    Travis. 
79.  Civil  vex  veteran  and  member  of 
the  John  Matthews  post  of  the  Q.  A. 
R.  here,  who  died  at  0.45  p.  m.  yester- 
day  at   bis  home.  2304  Ramsey  ave- 
nue, will  be  held  at~2  p.  m.  Tuesday 
st    tbe     Central    Christian     church. 
Burial  wlU  be  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery 
under  tbe  direction  of  tbe  JUlngner 
Funeral    borne.     Mr.   Trarls    waa   a 
prtrata  -ffc  O  ni|  mm  Jfc  iM*i>i.<tiis. 
ln/antry,  during  tbe  Civil  arat,  ,  JHa 
had  Heed  In  Springfield  tor  the  past 
IT  years.     Be  la  survived  by  his  wife. 
'  a  daughter    Mrs    A'f'Tle  Carey  of  Ksn- 
j  m**.  and  a  son.  Forrest  Travis  of  Ami- 
rlllo.    Tex,    who    a  111   arrive    here    to- 
morrow. 


iiw 


Col    John  Soblaaal.  noUd  *«»!*»- 
1  .»n  or  Necabo.    died  we***"*    \Itr 

bitiMn  Sobleakl.  »n  «*•  Anf*lM.  *»»«• 
up    had    UttO    lor    many    year..     He  , 

E  older  em-n..    After  lsM|  thew 
'7mWBri  at     lntarvaU     to     "JJ 

^en  they  llvtd  In  "^?*£ 
8obl-kll  mother.  Mr.  M.  »•£»«•  i 
,,ml  with  them  and  «»»  •  tewher. 
5S  ann.  John.  *.ed  I.  *«"*>•£ 
Ur.  Boble.kl  a  t«w  T»»"  •"•"Jj 
S.U..  Sine  her  daath  h.  hM  mad- 
*l/bom.  with  hit  daug  hur.    in  order 

;  to  keep  the  name  Bobleaal  wUn.1 M-  | 
Sihtir.  Mary  when  .he  marrtjd  . 
k,pt    her   own   nam.    wit* .bar    Ju. 

.  band-,  and  eo  abe  l«  known  M  Mr. 
Mary  Ollhauaen  Soblaakl. 

Whi.e   b.  U~d   in   Neoabo   In   1MJ  , 
be  «u  nomlnMed  for  congrere  on  the 
Prohibition  ticket      Tb.  nlint  before 
lU.   pra..dem.el  ^"-J^  £  ' 

«  mother  at  •  yaar.  "J  •«••  »  f*^ 
.^y    bound    tor    America    a*    ".    a 

?£.:er  M»«t  the  IndU*- .  *» ^ 
barter  ••mortally  wounded  itowp 
^«   at   3X  and   at   =4   •   colonel    In 
^\|!l:«n  anr.7  and  ^.ndemned  to 

."    ..    a«  a  Uinnwta  legialator: 

„«,    a    d»;r;-**V *    Jobn  Bobleakl. 
the  am»K»n«  record  01  J* 

—  oujta    gravely    wounded     In     tne  , 
M «'    he  never  consented  to  aak  I 
ST  a  lenaum  until  Jtut  a  few  month.  . 
Z,     v^c^eothUbxlUlantaerv- 
£.  for  Mexico,  that  republic  -ought 
iJTreward  him  with  rich  land.,  hut 
!  tttM  be  declined. 


SELF-SLAYER 
REGRETS  ACT 


Mother  of  5  Ends  Illness  by 

Gulping  Poison  at 

Home. 


1: 


Mra.  A.  J.  Rlgga.  M.  mother  of 
flra  children,  died  early  yeaterdey 
morning  from  polaon  gulped  Saturday 
morning    at    bar    borne,    SOflVi    ««l 

Commercial   .treet. 

Deepondancy  over  falling  bealtb  U 
blamed  for  bar  act. 

She  aent  ber  eon  for  aome  acid, 
which  aha  had  baan  ualng  in  a  medi- 
cal waah.  early  Saturday  morning.  A 
few  mlnutaa  aftar  bla  return  with  It 
•be  wae   found  lying  In  a  etupor  on  her 


Mra.    EUgga   regained  conaclouaneaa 
before  ber  death  and  whlapered:  "I'm 
I  »orry  I  did  It." 

runeral  aerrloea  were  conducted  at 
■  2 .30    o'clock    thla    afternoou    at    the 
1  KUngner  Funeral  chapel.    Burial  waa 
in  Memorial  Park  cemetary. 

Mxa.  Bigga  la  ■urrlTed  by  her  hue- 
band,  five  children.  Mra.  Sarah  Brana. 
Sunbeam  Rlgg*.  Roy  Baell  and  8eth 
Riggs  all  o!  Springfield  and  two 
•Utara.  Mra.  Sarah  Newton  of  Wlllard. 
•Ad  Mra.  Ira  Matthla.  of  Springfield. 


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Mr.    and    Mr.'  nay   D.   Beeler.    ** 

'  south    Ma.n    iwn*.; ^22*^ 
birth  of  a  daughter.  Ceraldlne  Bath 
|  ryn.  Thursday.   Nevember  ^0. 


'  OEOBOB  FLAfrPEB. 
Oeorge  Plaater.  79.  retired  farmer, 
who  realded  near  Seymour,  died  thla 
morning  at  the  home  of  a  nephew. 
Thpma.  H.  Pla»teT.  1138  Beat  DWlaJon 
•treet.  Funeral  aervlcea  will  be  held 
•i  11  a.  m.  tomorrow  at  the  Bo* 
cemetery  near  Seymour,  under,  direc- 
tion of  the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Fu- 
neral home.  Mr.  Plaater  had  lived 
neer  Seymour  for  tha  paat  87  yeara 
He  u  survived  by  2fl  nephew.. 


l\\S 


TUESDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  22, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 

Page  1:  Marriage  licenses  issued.**  „  in„ 

Nora  Harris  sues  to  divorce  Elijah  H.  Harris.  They  were  married  May  25,  1913. 
Page  4:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Peter  R.  Crum  have  been  married  61  years.** 
Page  9:  Blanch  Stokes  divorced  Charles  A.  Stokes. 
Page  11:  Wilson  infant  died.** 

John  Travis  died.** 

George  Plaster  died.** 

JohnN.  Long  died.** 

Ernest  F.  Neumann  died.** 


WILSON   INFANT     ****** 
Funeral   aervlceo   wUl    bo     eon* 

'ducted  at  S:I0  o'clock  tmr  afteff 
noon  In  Maple  Park  cemetery  tor 
III*    Infant    daughter    of    Mr.    and 

I  Mm.  W.  r.  Wlleon.  SOJ  Normal 
street,  who  died  yesterday  after- 
noon following  a  hflef  lllnees.  The 
Hr\Vrend  K.  F.  Leake  will  officiate 
at  the  srnvp.  nnd  burial  will  be 
uAder  dir«-.-:i.ni  <«f  lie  llttnun1 
Ia'I  >'.>«>•  :■  funeral  home.  I 

JOHN   TRAVIS 
!"  .!  ■•r.il    M-r\:--i«    vsi.l    be    h-1  1    «! 
I J  oVIock  tlile  afternoon  :it  Hie  C<-i- 
•tral  t'lir.stian  church  with  burial  In 
'Cn-cnlawti  conn  tery  under  direction 
\.f  Hie   Klinem-r  Funeral  home,  for 
i John   Travis.   79.  Civil  war  veteran. 
wlni  died  Sunday  at  hla  ..ome.  MM 
,  Ramsey  avenue,  following  a  linger- 
ing  I1lnc«!>.     He  i«  survived  by  th*  , 
v.i. '••«-.    <>ii'<    ••  uikI  !•  r.     Mi*.    Addle 
l*lll->.  «'f   Kj:  •  i*    aii-i  >•!'.••  >■  "..   I  or- 
ris;   Travis,    of   T»-v«s. 

GEORGE    PLASTER 

!"  :>■.:.;  >.|\:..>  f.-r  I'.eoi  ge  rias- 
:•  r.  '.:'  y«-ars  ol.t.  r>-lir»~d  farmer  liv- 
ing  near   Seymour.   Mo.,   who  died  J 

vision  etrcet.  will  be  held  at  It 
o'clock  thl»  morning  at  the  Box 
cemetery  near  Seymour,  with  burial 
there  under  direction  of  tha  Her- 
man If.  lx>hmeyer  Funeral  liome. 
He  had  lived  near  Seymour  for  17 
\ears  nn.l  .*  survived  by  it  nephewa. 


'%"V*     ■  .  -  -  -  j 

JOSEPH  N.  LONO 
Joseph  X.  Long.  49.  died  at  11 
.  .  '....  k  i.ist  ni^ht  nt  hla  home.  C006 
North  Xettleton  av.  nue.  Funeral  ar- 
i  ineemcnts  ire  Incomplete,  hut  the 
I H«ily  will  he  pent  to  Bourbon.  Mo., 
for  burial  by  the  Kllngner  funeral 
home.  i 

ERNEST    F.    NEUMANN 
Funeral     services      f<>r    F.rnest    F 
Ni-iiniaun.     IS.     who     died     Sunday 
morning  at   his  home  In  Cincinnati,  i 
Ohio,     will     he     conducted     at     the 
I.,  me   of  lti«   parents.    Mr.   and   Mr«  I 
\iti:ii««t    N> •nmauu.   64''.  Main  H venue. 
r.:     '.'-SO    oVloil;     Wednesday    after  - 
i.iMin.      Inlermenl    will   be   In    Maple  ' 
r.-irk    cvnt t.'ry    under    direction    of 
\V.    t»   Starne.     Mr.    Neumann  came  ' 
t.»   sprlpuficld    «;i!i    Ills    parents    43 
i,:n<    nso    f'.'in      Herm.iny,       living 
l  .  re    .!>ir!n«    Hie    early    part    of   hi*' 
l.fe.       At    tlio    time    «f    his    death    he  , 
was    (c^nrral    superintendent    of   the 
Kroger    packing    company    In    Cin- 
cinnati     anil       IVtrolt.      He    was    a 
member  of  the   St.   I.otlls  A.  F.  &•    A. 
>|,  Keystone  lodge  No.  14.  and  also 
was    a    3?nd    decree    Scottish    Kite 
Mason.        The     Masonic     Unite     of 
Springfield  will  ha\e  charge  of  the 
service   at   the   prave. 


MARRIAGE    LICENSES 

Frank     Saw>er.     CS.     Went  worth. 

,n  1    Vesta   Podson.   ->.  Springfield: 

Leonard     WaU-r.     C\     and     I-eona 

Towers.   Cl,   b.>tli   of   Aurora;    Frank 

i  Smith.     •'•'>.    and     Fieri    C.l.leon.    47. 

'biith      of     Springfield:      Edward     J. 

IS.-hofield.  Cl.   ChK"k:tsli.i.  okla..  and 

Poroihy  V.  Jon.s.   is.  Springfield. 


WITHOUT  any  Wfcf  WWWwT 

"   or  "bow  to  bo  nappy  though 

married,-  Mr.  and  lira.   Peter ;  R. 

Crum,  parent*  ol  11  children,  quietly 
celebrated  their  abrty-nrit  marriage 
anniversary  sitting  reminlacenUy  by 
an  old  wood-bumtng  fireplace  at 
Webb  City. 

They  acre  married  November  is. 

1866.  in  California.  Mo.    Eight  of 

their  11  children  are  living.  One  to 

1  John  C.  Crum.  Kamaa  City  buUdtng 

contractor. 


Illfe 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  22, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  D.  P.  Gates  shot  himself  and  is  expected  to  die.** 

Mrs.  Mary  Ann  Price  will  be  101  years  old  on  Sunday.** 
Page  13:  Ernest  F.  Neumann  died.** 
Wilson  infant  died.** 
Joseph  N.  Long  died.** 
John  Travis  died.** 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Cunningham  died.** 
George  Plaster  died.** 

A  daughter  Frances  Marion  Bishop  was  born  November  20  to  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Francis  M.  Bishop. 

Page  16:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Page  18:  Card  of  thanks  from  A.  C.  Chapman  and  others.** 


I 


ERNEST  F.  NEUMANN 
RITES  HERE  WEDNESDAY 


Funeral  services  for  Ernest  P.  Kall- 
mann. 46,  who  died  at  his  bom*  In 
Cincinnati,  <X  Sunday,  will  be  con- 
ducted at  the  noma  of  tola  paranu, 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  August  Neumann.  64a 
South  Main  avenue,  at  3:»0  o'clock 
Wadneaday  afternoon.  Interment  will 
be  made  in  tbe  Maple  Park  oemetery 
under   the  direction  of  W.  L.  Sterne. 

He  Is  survived  by  his  widow,  bis 
parents.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  August  Neu- 
mann, and  a  slater.  Mrs  Karl  Baxter, 
of  636  South  Main. 

Mr.  Neumann  came  to  Springfield 
with  bis  parent*  43  years  ago  from 
Oerniany  and  lived  here  during  bis 
early  life.  At  the  time  of  hie  death 
he  was  general  superintendent  of  tbe 
Kroeger  Packing  company  In  Cincin- 
nati and  Detroit.  He  was  a  member 
of  the  St.  Louis  A.  P.  &  A.  M.,  Key- 
'  stone  lodge  No.  413,  and  also  a  32nd 
degree  Scottish  Rite  Mason.  The  Ma- 
sonic lodge  of  Springfield  will  con- 
duct   serTlces  st   the  grave. 

Tbe  Rev.  H.  Specbt  of  tbe  Evan- 
gelical church  will  conduc  the  serv- 
ices at  the  home.  Pallbearers  will 
be  Walter  Edwardi.  St.  Louis:  Al- 
fred Pauiy.  Julius  Dlndeldeln.  I,  N. 
MdTk.  A  D  Mill*.  William  Ipsen.  Wil- 
liam Ieorn  and  Ralph  Culp.  all  of 
Sprlngtleld. 


DEATHS 


XNTANT  WILSON. 

Funeral  eeitloea  were  bald  at  140 
today  In  Maple  Park;  oemetery  for  the  { 
infant  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mre.  W. 
F.  Wilson.  606  Normal  street,  who  died 
yesterday.  Rsv.  E.  P.  Leaks  officiat- 
ed.   Burial  was  under  direction  eg  tha 


jossra  swLONO. 


Isse^stna^ 


[  avwnue.  ware  held  at  9  p.  m.  today  at 

the  KJlngner  runeral  chapel.  The 
body  will  be  forwarded  tonight  to 
Bourbon.  Mo.,  for  burial.  He  la  sur- 
Tived  br  hie  wife  and  seven  children. 


JOHN    TRAVIS. 

Funeral  services  were  held  at  3  p. 
m.  today  at  the  Central  Christian 
church  tor  John  Travis.  79.  Civil  war 
veteran,  who  died  Sunday  at  bis 
boms.  3364  Ramsey  avenue.  Burial 
was  In  drecnlawn  cemetery  under  di- 
rection of  the  KJlngner  Funeral  borne. 
He  Is  survived  by  bis  wife,  a  daugh- 
ter. Mrs.  Addle  Carey,  of  Kansas,  and 
a  son.  Forrest  Travis  of  Texas. 


OEOKUB  PLASTER. 

Funeral  services  for  Oeorga  Plas- 
ter, 79.  fanner  living  near  Seymour, 
who  died  yesterday  at  the  home  of  a 
nephaw.  Thomas  H.  Plaster,  1136 
Cast  Division  street,  were  held  at  11 
a.  m.  today  at  the  Box  oemetery  near 
Seymour.  Burial  was  under  direction 
of  tbe  Barman  U.  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
home. 


UH 


I.  I    Hju    I  'S 


SHOOTS  SELF  IN 
GRIEF  OVER  HIS 
WIFE'S  DEATH 


Farmer,  65,  Found  With 
Bullet  Wound  In  Head  by 
Son;  Discovery  Mad*  When 
Youth  Investigated  Mys- 
terious Light  In  Barn. 


round  bmpb—MW  in  *to  »•«» 
wttn  »  bullet  wound  orar  nlft  to*t  «r*. 
D  P.  OftMft.  *».  farmer,  who  rosfctoe 
northeast  of  Springfield,  to  In  •  hos- 
pital bare.   *•  *•  baltor«d  »***  *••**• 

Tt*  tasinex  to  be*tor»<  to  by ,t*r 


•$.'£12,.  "£&-«—- ' 

I  •"""•       tM4<mO«>.  I 

■  —.     ««r    tenant    awakened    me.     »• 
*?;  .^e.  wa7a  W*nt  in  the  bin. 
Mid  there  we*  »  X*»*V.,_  t>oAj    j  did 

!      -men   I   !l"t  -»«"  J^i  u,. 
I  oo*  rftcognl-  "j  father.    I  «n  J. 

;  ^ZTli  ,h»t  ha  was  not  in  bed. 
coTered  that  ha  ▼»• "VC04rnlred     my 
-On    returning.    I    reec*n>»«        j 

,  ^      Tba   run  *■*  uyln«  by 
SS"  -nTtftiWn  bftd  ftlmort  gone 
~     rhtoT^d   «-.    It   nicker 

«»*«.«-  «-*r -»*«« 
!  2JTtotoUob«»  «-  *su"fm  """ 


dsrtftklng    company    for    ftn    tmbu- 
Oatoa  aftML 


-Trom  «I1  lndtoaUcms  the  shooting 
had  occurred  about  ftn  hour  befor*  I 
found  him.  Tbo  blood  b*d  begun  to 
dot  and  b»  bands  war*  enkl. 

Tb«  fun  wlUi  wbaoh  Un  wound 
was  inflicted  baloogsd  to  W." 

An  X-r»|  pbotogrftob  of  the  men's 
wound  wee  take**  tbto  ■eOrttPf  to  d*» 
temtM  the  —ilouon—  of  bis  in- 
juria*. PhyejeuiM  eadd  the  wound 
probably  would  pre**  fftUl 

OftUe  bad  Irred  00  aba  same  Itnn, 

locfttod  six  mitos  northeast  of  eprtng- 

1  need  on  the  VftHoy  Wftter  mill  roftd, 

tor  M  years.    Ha  haft  three  ftone  »nd 

~%lf.  dftugbteo. 

-  flamae  Oftto*  taftd  ramfttnad  on  the 
ftrm  with  bto  father. 


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fee  ~>e*e. 


•art  with  <ma  mtt»  a»d  — lbfty  We 
ate*  wish  to  thtak  tM>  pee*  e> 
Picber.  Ok!*.,  *m  Mtf.ared  «ttn  ee 
m+nj  rrteodi  »=:  M^.-.bers  fe»  lift 
•mrlcM  et  Us#  iu:=.  i«o«  ceOftn  etreet. 
AJbo  tor  the  tx-».i.;,Aj  ctorej  ertertae*. 
and  te  the  *aj . .  -.  r»  0f  u»»  UM  eed 
Weeoherlr  (\-n:::  cuon  eeempej*  »r 
Or«at  trt+t  1  ij.c,  Preak  ft.  'Bmiut 
•nd  Obenr.i.-  ir.pio,^,  nakJa  Mentor 
mad    Ou:r    ici^x»j    tad     Qeebel     eaftn- 

ft.   O.    CHAnOJL   Iftbe    OoOe«e.  OUr. 

STft  caw   fkU,  ok>« 


CKAJtm    CUAPMAftL    Lpac    ftiertv.    Cat. 

UUepRD  CHAPMAM.    tOtOoDf.  CU7. 

«TTTH    TftTK. 

BXKTHA    GOOfOftm, 

MARH.    IDA    HAS   AW>    WELSH   CRAP* 

MAN.    el    Ute    he**    eddren 
8U83    GLADaQet.    fttrUr.     1701    OoUefe, 
_£».«! __ 


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MBR.  *.  M-  CrN>ONOHAM- 
Mrs.   J.   M.  CunnJnghftm.   79    yearn  j 
ckld.   died    at  her   home   at  CftbOol   at 
13:35  o'clock  thte  morning,  according  I 
to    information    received    by    relative*  j 
here.      Mra.    Cunningham,    who    waa  | 
a  p*one«r  roaldent  of  Tews  county,  la  | 
eurrlred    by    three     aone.     Tom     C.  | 
Jame*  P.  and  8.  L.  Cunningham,  all  I 
of  Cabool.  and  three  daught«ra,  Mra.  ] 
Margaret   Ward  of  Bartlervllle.   Okla.: 
Mn«    Bea  Neff  of  Cabool,  and  Mra.  J. 
j.   Neator  of   Springfield. 

Puneral  aenrlce*  will  be  held  to- 
morrow afterr.cvn  at  the  Christian 
church  at  Cabool.  Burial  will  be  in 
t:-.e  Cabool  cemetery. 


ma 


SHE  NEARS 101 
YEARS  OF  LIFE 


Last  Centenarian  of  This  Vi- 
cinity Seized  Witji 
Influenza. 


BIRTHDAY    SUNDAY 


Quiet  Celebration,  if  Any,  to 

Contrast  With  Colorful 

One  Last  Year. 


Mr*.  Haney  Ann  Prtea, 
*omu  of  tb*  Oaarka,  who  win  be  101 
yean  old  Sunday.  m*y  never  rwah 
bar  birthday. 

Suffering  from  an  attack  of  lnflu- 
ansa.  Mra,  Prlce'a  condition  le  grara. 
A  epacui  mm  b  attandlnc  bar. 

On  bar  100th  hlrtbdaj  leaf  year  on* 

wtn  not  ba  a  crowd  thta  Tacr*  even  tr 
at*  ttree  until  Sunday. 

OmJy  Cat— art— 

XT  ehe  wktjnfi  a*  •XX.  U-wtPba 

wtth  only 


of  "Onda  Job"  Itewton  Ba- 
eantty  left  Ura.  JTrtea   the  only  cen- 
tenarian In  UUe  Ylcinlty. 
Mra  Price  caoM  tc  Springfield  when 
M 


dba   recall*   incident*   that  forge   a  I 
chain  of  mnU  In  the  Ocarka. 
Con   Attend*   Mother. 

When    her    parema    parted    through  | 
Springfield   her   father    .u  fenced    to  j 
fuld*   hU  oxen   around   alumpa  where  ' 
the   public   tquirt   now   la.     There  wa* 
only  two  atorea  here  then,  bot    rudely 
constructed  log  cablna.  typical  of  tha 
pioneer  days. 

***mj    — yjj*    on. 


oM,  until  raowtlr  I 
eiilanwlen     Mra. 
farted  recently.    II 

y   to  get   •  auree. 

„„«,  of  tha  event*  which  played  eo 
great  a  part  In  Mr*.  Price**  Ilia  alao 
were  experienced  by  Mra.  Sumner. 
Un.  Price  w*j  born  In  Kaat,  Tenn. 


Mra.  Ptloa.  90  j» 

oared     /or     tha 
Sumner**  health 


Mckitnn   county.   November  37.    1838. 
,  Her  parent*  were  Mr.  and  Mra.  Oeorge 

Waahingtcm  Blmm*.     Her  father  trav- 
I  eled   extenalrely    throughout  the   un- 

aattled  country. 

Baca  in  1*M  Mrs   Price  thought  her 

Urr.e  had  come  when  the  heavena  vlr- 

:j.C:j  rained  •*.**-». 


I.ICKNSKII   TO   WED. 

Six    murrlnKC    license*    were    Issued 
yeaterday  at  the  office  of  Jack  W.  Mo- 
i  Kee.  recorder,  aa  follows:  Prank  Law- 
yer   28    Wentworth.  and   Veeta   Dod- 
JEdwaxd  J.  6cho- 

tha  V.  Jonea.  18.  . 
Smltb.  00.  and  Flora  Gideon.  47,  both 
of  Springfield;  Leonard  Walker,  tl, 
end  Leone  'lower*.  31.  both  of  Au- 
rora: laaac  M.  Laute.  87,  Oeceole,  and 
Alice  Roberta,  Sfl.  Fayetterllle.  Ark- 
Ouy  L.  Bufford.  33.  Marthfleld,  •  and 
Helen    Jaco.   IB.   Springfield. 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  23, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  D.  P.  Gates  committed  suicide.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  4:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Richaard  W.  Mannon  have  been  married  60  years.** 
Page  5:  Miss  Vail  Smith  and  Mr.  John  Cox  were  married.** 
Page  8:  Mrs.  J.  M.  Cunningham  died.** 

Ernest  F.  Neumann  died.** 

Joe  Gorman  and  Mary  Quick,  both  of  Monett,  were  married  yesterday  i 


in 


Springfield. 

Page  12:  Clara  Opal  Moore  sues  to  divorce  Harold  L.  Moore.  They  were  married  June 

Page  16:  Millard  Brady  and  Lucy  Gainer,  both  of  Phenix,  were  married  yesterday  in 
Springfield. 


m* 


QT.  JOHN'S  Episcopal  cb 

■*'-  the  wtDi  of  one  of  the 
weddings  of  tbo  season  yesterday'  of 
1  o'clock  when  Mlii  Vail  Smith, 
only  daughter  of  Dft.  and  Mn 
WUbur  Smith.  602  South  National 
avenue,  became  the  bride  of  Mr. 
John  Cox,  eon  of  Mr.  and  Mra. 
Albert  T.  Cox  of  St.  Louie. 

Tbo  church,  beautiful  In  lts 
natural  appointments,  waa  unusual- 
ly attractive  with  lta  profualon  of 
flowers  and  greenery-  Vasea  of 
white  chryaanthemuma  were  placed 
about  the  altar,  and  basket*  of 
huge  golden  and  bronze  chrysanthe- 
mums tied  with  tulle  of  golden  and 
bronze  hues  were  placed  on  either 
side  of  the  entrance  to  the  chancel, 
while  overhanging  baskets  of  ferns 
were  suspended  along  the  walls  of 
the  church.  About  two  hundred 
friends  and  relatives  of  the  couple 
were  In   attendance. 

Before  the  entrance  of  the  bridal 
party  Miss  Suslo  IMllard  played 
"The  Bride's  Son*:"  (Strcleikt)  nr.d 
-O  Perfect  Love"  (Harnby).  The 
bride  entered  on  the  arm  of  her 
father,  who  gave  hero  In  niarrlase. 
to  the  strains  of  "Nuptial  March" 
(Qullmant)   and  she  was  preceded 

by  her  cousin.  Miss  Mabel  Smith  of 
Little  Rock.  Ark.,  as  maid  of  honor. 
The  ring  service  wits  reed  by  the 
Reverend  Lewi*  R.  Anchutz.  rector 
of  St.  John's,  during  which  Miss 
Plllard  softly  played,  "Lhl.estr.jm" 
iLlsat)  and  Lord's  "Mircht 
Nuptials*"  was  used  for  the  re***4 
slonnl.  Mr  tT.-  wa»  attended  by 
Mr.  Ernest  Konie  of  St.  I/>uls. 

The  bride's  frock  of  rose  taupe 
transparent  velvet,  trltnmid  In 
heavy  lace  and  gold  ribbon,  and 
with  It  she  wore  a  large  hat  of  the 
same  shade.  Her  bouo.net  was  of 
Ophelia  roses.  Her  maid  of  honor] 
wore  a  tsn  velvet  frogk  wl'h  small 
close  fitting  hat  of  tan  and  black  j 
and  she  carried  yellow  and  bronse 
pompons,  i 

Following  the  service  a  reception  j 
was  held  at  the  home  of  the  bride  s 
parents1  attended  by  close  friends 
tnd  relatives.  The  brld»  threw  her 
bouquet  from  lh<>  stairway  m.vl  It 
was  caught  by  Miss  Marinn  Harty 
of  St.  Louis.  Refreshments  were 
terved    In   the  dining   rnon: 

Mr.    and    Mrs.    (01    l«-lt    on    the 
afternoon    train    for    Kansas    Clt> 


,  Where  Mr*.  Oax  will  bo 


moat    prominent  families,  fa 
popular  In  society  circles,  and  has 
been     honored     at     many      parties. 
luncheons    and    dinners.      She    re- 
celved   her   education     at     St.     de 
Chantel  academy  here.  Tudor  hall, 
st  Indianapolis.  Ind  .  the  l.'nlversity 
of    Illinois   at    Champalffn.    m      „n,i 
Prury    college    here,    receiving-    her 
A     B.  degree  from   the  latter   Insti- 
tution ln«t    .Tune.      She   Is   s   merrier 
if  Tan  Alpha   bniMn  nn.l  Ta:i  TM  ' 
'lamina    High    svhool   *<.ror!Me*  un-l  ■ 
•>f    PI    Beta    Thl   sorority.      Mr.   Cn*  j 
i«    a    prn.lu.Tt*    of   the   1*nlver«ltv   of 
Illinois  nn.l   Is  affiliated   with  Kappa 
-Mcma     fratcrnltv.  It     was     while! 

>r»th    w<to    students    nf    the    ("ham-  | 
;>algn    school    that    the!r    fr!^n.l*'i!p  ' 
•oenn.      Mr.    fox    Is   rnnnw|c|    with 
'he   Phillip*   &    Son   Insurance  Cf-m- 
:>anv. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 

Isaac    M.    Lantx.   i'.,  OaceoU.   an. I 

Alice       Roberts.      3*.      Fayettevllle. 

!  Ark-;    P.u*»ell   Roe.    25,   and    Marie 

|  Murdoch.    21.   both  of  Springfield: 

.  Millard  Brady.  31.  and  Lucy  Gainer. 

17.  both  of  Thenlx:  Joe  Gorman,  IS. 

and  Mary  Quick,  u.  both  of  MoneU. 


w 


ARRJED  60  yean,  and  celebrat- 
ing with  the  justice  of  the  peace 
who  married  them.  Is  the  unusual 
occasion  enjoyed  at  Unlon-lDe  by 
Richard  W.  Mannon  and  his  wife, 
who  were  married  In  Missouri  No* 
vember  30. 1867. 

Nr.oleon  B.  Abbott,  the  Justice. 
was  the  honor  ruest.  The  former 
Justice  1*  also  a  resident  of  Union* 
▼Ule. 

Mannon  Is  81  years  old,  and  his 
wife  Is  1  year  bis  junior.  Both  are 
enjoying  splendid  hec'th. 


Jo*  Gorman  and  Mary  Quick,  both  i 
of    Monett,    were    married    at    the  | 
court    house  yesterday.     The    cere- 
mony   was    s.mj    by    the    Reverend 
Thomas  H.  Wiles. 


[\%0 


Grief  for  Mate  and  111  Health 
Blamed  for  Act;  Son  Finds 
Aged  Man  Dying  in  Barn  On 

•fHii  Place 


life  of  the   patient. 
♦ 


GRIEVED   FOR    WIFE 


I 


■    "t—*»r^'l 


"My  father  had  been  in  ill  h-  altli 
|  for  Fonit>  time  an.l  had  Knov.  d  a 
great  deal  over  the  dea;h  of  my 
mother  last  July.  He  had  on  several 
occasions  expressed  the  Intention' 
nf  ending  It  all."  explained  the  son. 

Mr.  Gates  Is  survived  by  three 
sons  and  six  ilaiiphler.-.  He  hnil 
lived  on  the  same  farm  (■■>■  :ho  past 
2b  years. 

Funernl  arrangements  l:.i.l  not 
Iwon  ninile   last   night. 


T)  P.  OATES.  ei-yw-old  farmer 
*  who  Htm  six  miles  northwest 
of  Sprint  field,  died  in  a  local  hos- 
pital yesterday  as  a  result  of  a 
bullet  wound  In  his  head,  believed 
liy  his  son.  George  Gates,  to  have 
been  self  Inflicted. 

An  Inquest  will  I*  held,  prol  ably 
this  afternoon.  It  was  announced 
last  night  by  Coroner   Windle. 


SON  FINDS  BODY 


Gates  was  found  early  yesterday 
morning  lying  in  the  barn,  blood 
streaming  from  a  wound  In  his 
head,  caused  by  a  .22  calibre  bullet 
which  waa  found  to  have  pene- 
trated his  skull  and  lodged  in  his 
brain. 

Advised  by  a  tenant  that  a  light 
waa  visible  In '.  the  barn,  the  son 
hurried  to  the  hu.Uirg  where  he 
made  the  discovery.  A  small  rifle 
was  lying  by  the  boJy. 

A  J.  W.  Kltngner  ambulance  took 
the  Injured  man  to  a  hospital  here. 
X-ray  photographs  were  mads  In 
orer  to  determine  the  petition  of  the 
bullet  and  every  effort  was  msde 
bv  attending  physicians  to  save  the 


DEATHS 


MRS.    J.    M.    CUNNINGHAM 
Funeral    services    for    Mrs.    J.    M 
Cunningham,  '>'■>  years  old,  who  died 
at    ber   home    at    Cabool    yesterday, 
will    be  held    this   afternoon   at    the 
V'hrlstian    iliunii    in    that    city    with 
burial   in   the   cemetery    there,     She 
is   survived   by   three   suns.   Tom  C. 
James    K»   and    S.    L..    t'unningham,  I 
all   of  Caboul   r.rd   by   three   duugh-  ! 
t^rrs.    Mrs.    Margaret    Ward    of    Uar- ; 
tlesvii'e,    Okia..    Mrs.    13ea    Neff    i»f  ] 
Cabool    and    Mrs.    J.    J.    Nest'*    of' 
Sringfitld. 

ERNE3T  F.  NEUMANN  r;; 
p  Funeral '  services  for  Finest  P. 
Neumann,  40  years  old,  who  died 
Sunday  at  hi*  home  In  Cincinnati, 
Ohio,  will  be  held  at  2:30  o'clock 
this  afternoon  at  the  home  of  his 
parents.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  August  Neu- 
mann. (42  South  Main  avenue,  with 
burial  In  Maple  Park  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  W.  L.  Starn*-.  un- 
dertaker. The  Reverend  II.  Specht. 
pastor  of  the  Evangelical  church 
here,  will  officiate.  Pallbearers  will 
include  Walter  Edwards.  St.  Louis: 
Alfred  I'auly,  Julius  Dingeldein.  1. 
N.  Mark.  A.  IX  Mills.  William  Jp- 
sen,  William  Isom  and  Ralph  Culp. 
ail  of  Springfield.  He  is  survived 
by  bis  widow,  his  parents  and  one 
•  later,  Mrs.  Karl  Baxter  of  Spring- 
field. 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  23, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Walter  Quitard  died.** 

Oscar  Roberts  died.** 
Page  8:  John  H.  Turner  sues  to  divorce  Nora  Turner. 

Clara  O.  Moore  sues  to  divorce  Harold  L.  Moore. 

Mrs.  J.  M.  Cunningham  died.** 

Ernest  F.  Neumann  died.** 

D.F.Gates  died.** 

Millard  Brady  and  Lucy  Gainer  were  married.** 
Page  13:  Miss  Vail  Smith  and  John  F.  Cox  were  married.** 


im 


MISS   VAIL  SMITH    IS    WED 
TO  JOHN  r.  COX. 

The  murUct  of  Miss  Vail  Smith, 
only  daughter  of  Dr.  and  Mra.  Wilbur 
Smith.  503  South  National  avenue,  to 
John    F    Cox.   son    of    Mr.    and    Mrs. 

Albert  T.  Cos  of  St.  Louie,  waa  cele- 
brated   Tueeday   at    1   o'clock   In  St. 
John's  Episcopal     church.     The  dec- 
orations,  in  which    bronze   and   gold 
chrysanthemums    predominated,   vera 
very    effective.    At    the    foot    of    the 
chancel   were  large   baskets  of   white 
chrysanthemums      and      tall       white 
tapers  against  a  background  of  palms. 
The    pews  were   marked    with    small 
bouquets     of     yellow      and      bronze 
chrysanthemums   tied  with  gold  and 
Drone*      tulle.    Bronze      chryaantbe- 
munn  in  tiny  pots  bordered  the  pain 
to  the  altar.  The  windows  held  palms 
and    ferns    and    banging    baskets    of 
ferns  were  suspended  from  the  beams 
of    the   church.     About    two   hundred 
:riends    sud    rein  lives    of    the    young 
ouuple    WitutMcd    the    ceremony.  Be-  j 
fore   the  entrance  of   the  bridal   party 
Mi.vs      buoie     Dillard      played      "The  I 
Bride >  Song"  iSlrelezkl)  and  "O  Per-] 
feet  Love''  iBarnbyi.     The   bride  en-, 
tered  on  the  arm  of  her  father,  who 
,'u\e    her    n:   marriage,    to    the   strains 
of  "Nuptial  March"   (Uullmant).     She' 
was    preceded      by    her    cousin       Miss  ; 
Mable   Smith  of   Little   Rock.   Arkan-  > 
sa.v      who    waa    her    maid      of    honor.  ! 
Reverend  Lewis  R.  Anrhut7..  rector  of' 
at.  John's  Episcopal   church   read   the  ' 
ring  -<rvice.  while  Miss  Dlllard  softly  | 
played  "Liebestraum"   (Liszt).     Ernest! 
Kuiize  of  St.  Loulis  acted  as  best  man  ' 
.'or     Mr      Cox      Miss     Dlllard      played 
"Marche    N'-ptlulc"     (Loretj     for    the 
.T'  eK-sIcnal. 

ITic   brides'  dress  was  of   rose   taupe 
transparent  velvet,  trimmed  with  real 
Lace    inu    gold    ribbon.     She    wore    a 
large  hat  of  the  same  shade  and  car- 
ried  a  bouquet  of  Ophelia  roses.  The  j 
mnld     of     honor     wore     a     Ian     velvet' 
dress   with   a  small    hat   or    tan    and  ; 
black   and   carried  yellow  and   bronze  ' 
Ihrysanthemums. 

After    the    ceremony      a    reception  j 
waa  given  at  the  home  of  the  brides'  j 
parmu  for  a  few   close   friends   and  J 
relatives.     Miss   Marian    Berry    of    81. 
Louis     caught    the    brldea      bouquet 
-■•lien  she  threw  it  from  the  stairway. 


Tiie    place    card*    beld    lilies 
illey   and   small    bags  of  rice. 


»1)  tides. 

o   I  live   v 

Mi.  and  Mrs.  cox  left  for  a  motor  J 

trip   to  Kansas  City   where   Mrs.   Cox  I 

•v.:i   he  :. nitron  of  honor  at  the  wed-  '■ 
<'ii)k   of    her   cousin.    Miss   Nelta    Vail. 

■;l.u    will     in-    iinin.ed    Thanksgiving' 
U»>    to  £>    K.    Urlslcy.  ' 

lite  bride  is  a  popular  member  of 
Springfield  society  and  many  social 
.titairs  have  been  given  in  her  honor' 
oii.ee  the  announcement  of  her  en- 
gagement. She  has  attended  St.  de 
Chantel  academy  here.  Tudor  hall  at 
Indiaii..pc-;i5.  Iiidlnnk.  the  University 
•  if  Illliio..-,  at  Chan.puiim.  Illinois,  and 
ttrury  coWetr  here   where  6he   recclvd 

e;  .\  U  ccriee  She  is  a  member  of 
lau  Phi  Camilla  and  Tmi  Alpha 
•'.A.'iibda  Mltrli  school  sororities  and  Pi 
lie' a    I'..:    v  ,:    ,:u\         Mr     Co.\    Is 

"s'e      o:     iiiinols 


■I: 


Cm 
b-.i; 


a  «rad- 
univcrslly  and  n 
Kappa  iSl^ma  fniternlty. 
i  m.i.i'v  :r<J  Willi  Phillips 
.rani ■•■   r-ompany    liere. 


OSCAR  ROBERTS  KILLED 
IN  DETROIT  STREET 

Injuries  suffered  tn  An  automobile 
accident  yestarday  In  Detroit,  proved 
fatal  a  few  bttun  later  for  Oecar  Bob* 
arte.  M.  formerly  of  Springfield. 

Roberta  waa  run  down  by  an  auto- 
mobile  while  crossing   a  street.     De- 
i  tails  of  the  accident  ware  not  con- 
j  tamed    In    tne    message    received    by 
I  his  wife  here. 

Roberta  Is  survived  by  his  wife,  Mrs 
Viola  Roberta  of  Springfield;  four 
eons.  Roy  and  Floyd  of  Pittsburgh. 
Pa..  John  of  Hugo,  Okie.,  and  Jew  of 
Detroit;  and  two  dat  ghters.  Miss 
Nannie  Roberta  of  Detroit,  and  Mra. 
Iva  Klrkman.  of  Dallas  Center.  la. 
Burial  wlU  b    at  Detroit. 


llc'rrshmrula  were  served  In  the 
dining  room  where  the  same  color 
note  was  used  in  the  decorations  as 
'\as  used  In  the  church.     A  huge  bow 


CARTHAGE  YOUTH  DIES 
IN  ST.  LOUIS  HOSPITAL 

!  8T.  LOUIS.  Nov.  23.—  (A.  P.)  — 
'  Walter  Qultard.  15-year-old  school 
boy  of  Carthage.  Mo,  died  of  tetanus 
at  the  St.  Luki'a  hospital  here  last 
night  He  was  the  son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Chsrles   Qultard   of   Carthage. 

The  youth,  while  visiting  at 
Auxvasse.  Mo .  accidentally  shot 
himself  In  the  hand  with  a  pistol, 
and    was    taken    to    the     St.     Luke's 


of  the  bronice  mallue  waa  tied  on  the  ;l  horpit-1    here     November     21.      after 
chandelier    end    drooped     almost    to  !' ,Ptam„   infection    had    set   in. 

lite    table.      The    center    of    the    table  :-:  :^—-.  ~-_  :=r:     _=rsr:r.-.= zzi^. 

held  the  brides  cake  which  waa  aur-  j 
■  ouiided  by  a  lov«ry  wrvatb  of  flow-  | 
era    III   severul   varieties    in    the    pastel 


II1X 


BULLET  1N.HEAD, 

•     FATAL  TO  FARMER 

run«r»l  services  for  D.  P.  Oat**.  65. 
a  farmer,  who  died  In  a  local  hospital 
yesterday  as  a  result  of  a  bullet 
around  In  his  head,  believed  by  his 
son,  OeorgvOnte*,  to  have,  tieen  self-' 
Inflicted. "  -will  be  held  at  3  p.  m. 
Thursday  at  Bellevlew  church.  The 
body  1«  belngjield  at  the  home  of  a 
daughter.  Mrs.  W.  D.  Price.  3lW  Ram- 
sey avenue. 

MARRIED    HER*. 

MlUard  Brady.  31.  and  Lucj^Oilnor. 
17.  both  of  Phoenix.  Mo.,  were  mar- 
ried yesterday  afternoon  by  Rev. 
Thomu  H.  Wiles,  pastor  of  the  Orant 
Avenue  Baptist  church.  The  cere- 
mony was  performed  at  the  office  of 
Jack  W.  McKee.'  recorder  of  deeds, 
where  the  couple  were  granted  a  mar- 
riage license. 

A  license  was  Issued  to  Russell  Roc. 
35.  and  Mario  Murdoch  31.'  both  of 
Springfield. 


MRS.    ■*.    S*.    CUNNINGHAM. 

Funeral  service*  were  held  thla 
j.fternoon  at  the  Christian  church  at 
!  cabool  for  Mrs.  J.  M.  Cunningham. 
I  79  who  died  at  her  home  in  Cabool 
'yesterday.  Burial  *a*  made  In  the 
,  cemetery  there.  6he>  Is  survived  by 
luiree  sons.  Tom  C.  James  P..  and 
1 8-    l.    Cunningham.    all    of    CabOQi. 

Jrit^wiard'tf  BartleeTUle.  Okla- 
Mrs.  Be*  Neff  of  Cabool.  and  Mr*. 
j.    J.    Neater    of    Springfield. 

■ 

E.    F.    NEl'MANN. 

Funeral  services  for  Ernest  F.  Neu- 
menn.   45.    who   died    8unday   at  hU 
home    In    Cincinnati.    O..    were    held  j 
at  3  30  p.  m.  today  at  the  home  of 
his    parent*.    Mr.    and    Mrs.    August 
Neumann.    643    South    Main    avenue.  | 
Burial   wma    in   Maple   Park  cemetery  , 
under    direction    of    W.    L.     8tarne.  • 
undertaker. 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  24, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  G.  P.  Gammon  sues  to  divorce  Lota  Gammon.  They  were  married  January  27, 

5  Page  3:  Inquest  held  in  the  death  of  D.  P.  Gates,  65,  who  died  Tuesday  of  self  inflicted 
rifle  wounds.  His  son  George  Gates  testified.**  „c  ,„„, 

Iola  Duke  sues  to  divorce  Rowland  Sell.  They  were  married  January  25,  1926. 
Luke  Harvey  Smith  died.** 
Madge  McKinney  sues  to  divorce  Homer  McKinney.  They  were  married  October 

25,  1925. 


MARRIAGE   LICENSES 
Penn  Is  A    Bernhardt.  4«.  Kara** 

City,  and  Clam  Heenan.  40.  Kovlll*. 
j  Inure;   Kilwin  K   Minor.  2*.  and  S*llm 

M^dlin.  21.  both  of  Springfield:    Al» 

vln  B.  CM*m.  -10.  Tulsa.  Okla  .  aiw» 
|.\rn.\  May  C«wm'«.  34.  SprlnrfleM" 
'Oilnev  A.  Harvey.  27.  Swine-fleM. 
r.iml  Nan  ito^tM-tiwn.  22.  Wheatland: 
i  William    B.   Upns.  ».  Chleago,  a»d 

Ethyl  F.  Tangne*-.  17,  Springfield.   . 

....  '* 


FUNERAL  SERVICES  HELD 
FOR  WEST  PLAINS  MAN 

Sptriat  IHapatc*  to   lh*  Xturt 

WEST  PLAINS.  Mo..  Nov.  23.— 
Funeral  services  were  held  tor 
Luke  Harvey  Smith,  81,  who  died 
a'  his  home  here  following  a,  lin- 
gering Illness.  Mr.  Smith  wfta  born 
in  England  but  came  to  America 
when  1"   yaara  *'ld- 


IU3 


;  »,.«».  •.--,»  -mM 


Goroner  Satisfied  Aged  Farm- 
er Ended  Own  Life  With 
.22  Calibre  Rifle 


Statements  of  George  Galea,  the 
man's  ion.  yesterday  msds  it  un- 
necessary to  call  an  lnque»t  Into 
tho  dcam  of  IX  P.  Gates.  CS-yeair- 
qM  farcer  living  aix  miles  nortH- 
west  of  Springfield^  who  expired  hi 
a  hospital  her*  Tuesday  of  bullet 
wounds  apparently  self  Inflicted.- 

VTIila  was  announced  by  Coroner 
-Jewell  E.  Wlndle  after  George 
Gate*  h.n<l  *l?ned  a  formal  state- 
ment In  which  he  expressed  Die  be^-. 
lief  that  li!*  father  had  endeol  hvs 
own  life.  He  recalled  that  the  iarW* 
er  had  grieved  much  over  the  re- 
cent death  of  tils  wife,  and  had 
longed  at  times  to  live  apart  from 
his    son    and    begin    farming    again 


"on  bis  own."  Several  times,  the 
son's  statement  raid,  Mr.  (Sates  nao 
threatened  to  kill  himself,  but 
t.ies*  threats  never  wore  taken 
seriousl) 

Used     Smill     Rifls 

Gate*  win  found  early  Tuesday 
tuorning  lying  in  the  barn  at  the 
home  of  his  son.  blood  streaming 
from  n  head  wound  caused  by"n 
.22  calibre  bullet.  A  rifle  of  similar 
calibre,  belonging  to .  the^.famUy? 
was  found  at  liis  side.  •  .*   V 

Coroner  Wlndle  scouted  tho  be- 
lief .that  Gates  might  have  been 
slain  when  he  went  to  investigate 
a  disturbance  In  the  barn.  i?hoiih! 
his  attention  ha\«  been  r.ttrnctod 
to  the  barn  by  n  disturbance,  his 
son  declared,  his  aged  father  would 
have  .called  upon  his  before  ven- 
turing out. 

Funeral    Service!   Today 

Funeral  service:-  «:ll  be  conduct 
ed  at  2  o'clock  this  afternoon  a^ 
Bellevlew  church,  and  Interment 
will  be  in  Bellevlew  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  the  KJingner  fun- 
eral home.  Mr.  Gates  is  rvived 
by  nine  children,  J.  W.  Gates  of 
Carrlngton.  N.  D..  W.  C.  Gates  of 
Alberta,  Cannda.  G.  D.  Gates,  Mrs. 
J.  W.  Price.  Mrs.  W.  D.  Price.  Mrs. 
Halpll  Stock  st  ill,  Mrs.  Winifred 
r.nt.  s,  Miss  Mavis  Gate*  nnd  Miss 
Florcr.ce   Gates,   all   ol   Springfield. 


THURSDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  24, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Isaac  Stutzman  celebrate  their  67th  wedding  anniversary.** 

Josephine  Haldeman  Julius  and  Aubrey  Clay  Roselle  entered  into  a  "companionate 
marriage."** 

Page  4:  There  is  an  item  about  the  early  settlers  of  Howell  county.** 
Page  8:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  10:  Mary  Sue  Tuttle  died.** 
Page  14:  D.  P.  Gates  died.** 


00  AND  86  WED  67  YEABS 


.Mr.    and   Mrs.   Isaac  Stutzman.    90   and   86   years  old.    respectively.  ' 
who    will    celebrate    their    sixty-seventh    wedding    anniversary    soon. 
They  live  at  1060    Blaine  street,  still  happy  in  th<3  companionship  of 
earh    other,   nnd   deplore  the   frequency   of  divorce   suits.      They    have 
"he»n    married   so    long  they   scarcely    remember   details   of.    their    wed-  ■ 
dii.i".  -i!'l   Mrs.  Si iit/m.iTi 


iuh 


Barty   Bottler*. 

The  first  Mttltr  within  the  present 

limits  of  Howell  county  waa  a  hunter 
named  Adimi,  who  fettled  el  the 
-town  spring."  In  th*  summer  of  1839. 
Bis  nearest  neighbor  was  twenty 
mile*  away.  Adam*  told  hi*  Improve. 
menu  to  Joateh  Howell,  who  may  be 
called  the  first  permanent  eettler  In 
the  county  which  now  bears  his 
name. 

In  1840  Eli  L.  Tabor  nettled  on 
Spring  Creek.  He  was.  so  far  ae  can 
be  learned  the  only  settler  of  that 
year.  In  1841  Nathan  McC  amnion 
settled  three  miles  east  of  West 
Plains,  and  about  the  same  time  a 
man  named  Huiton  located  on  the 
valley.  He  was  one  of  that  c Use  of 
pioneers,  now  extinct,  who  could  not 
bear  to  be  crowded,  and  finding  that 
be  had  neighbors  within  eighteen  or 
twenty  miles,  he  left  his  valley  Indls- 
gust  and  plunged  still  deeper  into  the 
western  wilderness. 


BULLET  VICTIM  tU  *IEI>. 

Ho  inquest  win  be  held  for  D.  P. 
date*.  e*-ye*r-old  farmer,  who  died 
la  •  hospital  here  Toekday  of  bullet 
wound*  apparently  self  inflicted. 

Oat**  wa*  found  early  Tuesday 
morning  lying  In  the  barn  at  bl* 
home,  blood  streaming  front  a  head 
wound  caoeed  by  a  a-oejlbre  bullet, 

Funeral  service*  ware  bald  at  i  p. 
m.  today  at  Belleview  church.  Burial 
wm  HDder  direction  of  the  KUngoer 
idrudpal  home. 


'our  love  will 
last;  say  pair 
to  live  apart 


DEATHS 


MARY    SUB    TUTTLE. 

Punaral  service*  were  held  Monday 
for  Mary  Sue  Tuttl*.  the  three-year- 
old  daughter  of  Mr.  snd  Xlrs.  Seth 
Tuttle  of  Crane,  Mo.,  who  died  Bst- 
urday  at  the  home  after  a  lingering 
illness.  Burial  was  In  the  family 
cemetery  near  Crane.  The  child  is 
survived  by  her  parents  and  two 
brothers.  James  and  Robert  Tuttle. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Tuttle  formerly  lived  in 
Springfield. 


Companionate  Marriage 
Couple  at  Joplin  Reveal  Fu- 
ture Plans  Which  Have 
Shocked  Their  "Staid 
Friends." 


Josephine  H*Jd*m*a-Jujlu3.  tbelS- 


i  ! 


I.KDMIII     TO    «EI». 

William   B.  Llpp*.  *»•  Chicago,  and 

EMI    Toi-.per.    27.    Springfield,    were 

issued  a  marriage  license  b«e  today. 

1      License,    were    Issued    £•**•*  « 

!  Dennis  A.  Bernhardt.  4<J.  Kanaa*  City. 

^  C1M.   Heenan.  40.  jovllle    lowa: 

Idwin  K.  Minor.  M.  and  Nellie  Med- 
!  in.  a  I  both  of  Springfield:  Al*ln  B. 
Chum.  40.  Tulsa.  Okla..  *«d  Anna 
M*v  Cooper.  34.  Springfield:  Oedney 
S  "|l*rvc>.  J7.  Bpruuficld.  end  Nan 
Rooerlaon.  ».  Wheatland. 


Ul5 


gtartted  the 

lonate  marrtaf*\.w»»Jl  •  T^ttf* 

•he  ha*  known  alnoe  childhood,  today 

told  In  an  interview  at  JopUn  why 
•  she  believes  such  a  marriage  1*  »u- 
i  perlor  to  the  old-fashioned  form. 

Th*  girl  Is  the  daughter  or  B. 
i  Haldeman-Juhus.  famous  book  pub- 
|  Usher  of  Olrard.  Kan.,  and  In  taking 
I  this  ultra-modern  step,,  she  U  testing 

the  naive  marriage  theory  of  one  of  . 
|  her  fathers  closest  frlende—  former 
■  Jud*«  Ben  Llndsey  of  the  Denver  ju- 
venile court.  The  "oompanlonatd 
bridegroom"  I*  Aubrey  CUT  Hccellav 
30-year-old  youth,  who  formerly  wan 
a  rtudent  In  the  University  of  Knnaaa 
and  U  now  employed  in  the  editorial 
department  of  lUldtroan-Jullua 
publishing  house. 

Mr.  and  Mr*.  Boaelle  were  In  Jop- 
Un. where  they  went  directly  ftftew 
leaving  Olrard,  where  they  were  mar- 
ried. A  Leader  repreeentatlY*  learned 
from  Mr*.  Boaelle  why  *h*  ballera* 
a  companionate  marriage  euperlor  to 


the  old-fashioned  form. 

"A  Puritanical  Love." 
At  the  ouUel.  ahe  tmpbulMd   the 
/act  that  this  marriage  U  In  no  sense 
a  "trial  marriage." 

"My  moat  enduring  bope  la  to  make 
our  maniac*  a  lasting  one.  and  It  la 
my  aim.  aa  I  know  la  the  caae  with 
Aubrey,  to  have  thla  tie  bold  for  the 
rest  of  our  Uvea."  ahe  aald. 

"At  the  age  of  It  I  flud  myself 
'  filled  with  Ideaa  and  Impressions  of 
I  ths  emotional  111*  I  ao*  on  all  sides. 
I  Why  abould  we  young  people  be  e*> 
'  pected  to  wait  for  marriage  until  we 
!  have  reached  economic  Independence? 
I  Why  ahould  we  let  our  beat  year* 
I  slip  hy?  Wby  cannot  parenta  help  ua 
,  solve  thla  problem  ao  that  we  may 
j  avoid  the  pltfaila  that  »o  often  cauae 
i  tragedy?  | 

"In    our    own    caae    we    have    been  ■ 
i  most   fortunate.     Father  and   mother  ' 

■  have  co-operated  with  ua.  have  atud- 
I  led  our  heart  probletna  from  the  velw- 
;  point  of  youth,  and  aa  a  result  we 
:  arc  receiving  help  Instead  of  dlscour- 
i  agement    In    living    normal    Uvea.      I 

i  shall,  though  1  am  married,  continue  j 

;  with  my  schoo.  work  and  Aubrey  will  :. 

con'lnue  hla.     We  will  meet  often—  aa  ; 

!  often    aa    we    really   desire.      We      will  j 

■  live  in  a  healthy  love  Instead  of  bear-  j 
;  Ing    the    burden    of    puritanical      in- 
hibition*. 

Will  Vacs  the  recta. 

"We  shell  try  to  make  It  last,  but 
If  It  doesnt  we  shall  face  the  facta 
cUmly  and  admit  *  mistake  instead 
of  continuing  to  llv*  a  lie. 

"When  we  are  ready  to  make  our 
bom*  together  like  oth«r  married  psj»» 
pie,  we  atuul  have  children.  We  ear- 
talnly  want  children  eventually,  but 
not  uejUJ  we  are  ready  for  them.   N 

"That  la  whet  companionate  mar- 
miarw  insane  to  me.  and  I  shall  strive 
to  uphold  my  part  of  tn*  contract  X 
sincerely  believe  thst  If  many  of  tn* 
boya   and   girls   I   know  were   to  do 


likewise  we  should  nave  fewer  trage- 
dies. Oompenionsis  marriage,  to  my 
viewpoint,. means  happiness  and  the 
full  Hie—  no*,  in  some  distant  future. 

when   youth  la  gone,  out  now  when 

life  la  still  rosy  and  filled  with  laugh- 
ter. 

"I  kaow  that  countless  hundreds  of 
thousands  dt  young  people  feel  as  X 
do,  but  they  are  bewildered  by  the 
convention*   of  an   older  generation. 
Those    parents    serve    their    children 
best,   I    believe,   who   are   willing     to 
take  Into  consideration'  the  new  and 
great    difficulties    youth    must    sur- 
i  m'unt    before   they   are   able   t>  take 
I  their  formal  places  In  the  community. 
i      "Life  Is  short.     Why  postpone  hap- 
|  piness  when  one  may  eenslb?y  achieve 
Hies    fullness    without    waiting      for 
youth    to    pas*?      It    1*    ridiculous   to 
tell  us  young  people  of  18  and  30  that 
we  are  not  men  and  women.     I     am 
as  much   a  woman    today  aa   I  shall 
I  be   IS   years   from   now.     This   means, 
'  to  me.  that  the  Intelligent  and  clvlllx- 
1  ed  thing  to  do  Is  so  to  arrange  one* 
j  lire    that    It*    best    and    noblest    ex-  j 
pressions   msy   be   taken   before  youth  i 
IS  passed 

Legally  Married.  ! 

"Of  course,  we  sre  legally  married 
— a  license,  minister,  two  rings  and 
the  rest.  There  is  no  other  way  while 
we  are  waiting  for  changes  in  our 
law»  to  allow  complete  companionate 
rr.amegee, 

"I   know   that   thla   will   sound     ex- 
•rerr.ely  ro.-ws.rd   to  our  more  conven- 
:  1  j.--a..y-mlnded  friends,  but  I  cannot. 
In  all  honesty,   take  a  different  posl-  I 
I imb    sr.d    still    be    true    to    my    beat  ' 
Idea:*  I 

"«"  r.ope  my  own  atep  and  the  attl-  ! 
'•'.>  r«  cur  parents  may  prove  an  j 
»:.cvj.-agerrient  to  other  young  people  ' 
►.:.;    •..-.»..-    ^i;rn'.*    to    T->  ;•.»    our      ej- 

•..t-:«  •  i 


FRIDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  25, 1927--DAILY  NEWS 
Page  2:  Mary  Lou  Tuttle  died.** 
J.  M.  Shockley  died.** 
Harvey  Lee  Evans  died.** 
Pachl  infant  died.** 


EVAN8    INFANT 
Fcr.f-r.':!   services   for    Harvey    1/r 
Evans,    In.'ar.t    son   «,*   Mr.    m.d    Mrs 
C.     H.     Evans.     718     North     Rogers 
avenue,   who   dlrd   yenterday    morn-  | 
Ing  after  a  brM  illness,  «  ill  bs  held 
at    S:J0    o'clock    this    afturnoon    at  ; 
the    Kllr.imer    Funeral    hcn>«    u!'. 
burial  In  Greer.lawn  cemetvrr.     <I< 
Is    survived   cr.ii     :>v   tlit    parents. 


PACHL  INFANT 
Kunera'  n-r\n-fa  for  the  Infai.' 
daughter  nf  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Mux  F 
l'aihl.  Slt.3  North  Rogers  avenue, 
who  dii-J  yiKtirday  inoininK,  niTt 
held  yesterday  afternoon  with  bur- 
ial in  Greenlaw  n  citnetciy.  under 
direction  of  the  Ki. nyi.tr  Funeral 
home.  T)i«  lnTanl  la  survi\ed  by 
the   parents. 


nxfe 


DEATHS 


TUTTLE   SERVICES 

Funeral  services  for  Alary  Lou 
.Tuttle.  three-year-old  daugli'-r  of 
Mr.  and  Mr».  Seth  Tuttle,  of  Crane. 
Mix,  who  died  Saturday  at  the 
home,  afit-r  a  llngt-i  Ing  Hint mh  were 
hold  Monday,  with  burial  In  the 
family  cemetery,  near  Crane.  The 
Child  Is  survived  by 
and  two  brothers, 
ert  Tuttle.  Mr. 
are     former     resident* 

two. 


her  pnrents 
Ja::  <_s  nnd  Kob- 
and    Mra.    Tuttle 

of     SprlriK- 


J.    M.    SHOCKLEY  J 

Funeral  Bervictu  for  J.  M.  Shock-  ! 
ley.  61  jrcLt-a  old.  who  died  Us; 
Monday  at  his  home  at  Galloway, 
Mo,  after  he  had  Buffered  a  cere- 
braJ  hemorrhage,  will  be  held  at 
1:10  o'clock  tola  afternoon  at  the 
Methodist  Episcopal  church  at  Gal- 
loway with  burial  In  tho  Sparta 
cemetery  under  direction  of  tho  Al- 
ma   Lohmcyex    Funeral    home. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  25, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Rex  Newman  and  Miss  Agnes  Hardy  were  married.** 
Page  19:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Harvey  Lee  Evans  died.** 

Pachl  infant  died.** 

J.  M.  Shockley  died.** 

Arthur  Wagstaff  died.** 

Birth  announced.** 

John  Clayton  died.** 

Page  27:  Miss  Anna  Mae  Cooper  and  Mr.  Alvin  B.  Chism  were  married.** 


LEAVES  BRIDE  HE  WED 
.      Ht^RE  TO  GO  EAST 

Bex  Newman,  a  JopUn  newspaper- 
men, and  Mlaa  Aetna  Hardy.  also 
of  JopUn.  ware  married  here  late  yee- 
tordey  afternoon  by  Um  Iter.  John 
Crockett.  The  ceremony  wu  per- 
formed at  the  parsonage,  900  South 
Florence  avenue.  The  couple  waa 
attended  by  Mies  Catherine  Hardy  of 
Japltn.  sister  of  the  bride,  and  Phelpa 
Iter  of  Webb  City. 

Newman,  who  haa  been  employed 
by  JopUn  newapapera  the  laet  eight 
jeara.  laf t  thle  afternoon  for  Detroit 
when  he  has  accepted  a  position  with 
the  Associated  Press.  The  bride  re* 
turned  to  JopUn.  where  ahe  la  em- 
ployed as  caahler  tn  the  Jackson  drug 
atore,  and  wUt^Joln  him  In  Detroit 
next  month.  Mrs.  Newman  la  a 
daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  George 
Hardy,  Webb  City. 


'  LICENSED'  TO  WED. 

i  Three  marriage  licenses  were  Is-  •' 
jMird  yesterday,  a*  follows:  Everett  I 
'Fuller.  27.  and  Verdi  Robinson.  31.1 
J  both  of  Nevada;  John  W.  Caaalty,  21.' 
and  Orace  Msj  Crararr.  21.  botli  of  I 
!  Springfield:  Mllo  Crawford,  19.  and  j 
|  Ethel  Reams.  10.  both  o'  8prlngfSeld. 


DEATHS 


rURVEY  LEE  EVANS. 
Funeral  services  for  Harvey  Lee 
Evaru.  Infant  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
C.  H.  Evans.  718  North  Rogers  avenue. 
were  held  at  3:80  p.  m.  today  et  the 
Kllngner  Funeral  home.  Burial  was 
in  Orcenlawn  cemetery. 


INFANT  :*ACIUU 

Funeral    aenrlcea    for     the     Infant 
daughter   of   Mr.    and    Mrs.   Max    F. 

Pachl,  2163  Ilorth  Rogers  avenue,  who 
died  yesterday  morning,  were  held 
yesterday  afternoon  with  burial  In 
Oreenlawn  cemetery,  under  direction 
of  the  Kllngner  Funeral  borne. 


J.   M.  SHOCKLEY. 

Funeral  services  for  J  M.  Shockley. 
61.  who  died  last  Monday  at  his  home 
at  Oalloway,  Mo.,  were  held  at  1:30 
p.  n>.  today  at  the  Methodist  Epis- 
copal church  at  Oalloway,  with  burial 
In  the  Sparta  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
home.  . 


I  in 


JOHN   CLAYTON  ItlES. 

John  Clayton.  48.  Negro.  804  SoiAh 
Kaiiw*  avenue,  died  this  morning  In 
a  local  hospital.  Mr.  Clayton  had 
been  111  for  tome  time.  HI*  condi- 
tion grew  worse  this  inorulng.  Rushed 
to  the  hospital  In  a  8tame  ambulance 
he  died  before  medical  aid  reached 
him.  Funeral  arrangements  art  In- 
complete, but  they  will  be  In  charge 
or  the  W  P.  Campbell  Undertaking 
company,  . '   T 

J^MtiSMCKUCir* 

rroceafcaemirm  jgr.-JjUrfltemMlfts. 
81.  we*  ,<ue«.fteafc  MOBda*  •*  *0fi  *•»* 
at  Oeltawey,  Mb,  *•*•  held  :•*•!*• 
Pi ,  m, ,  today  ai  •  tbo  -Mat  hell*  t.  *p»fio> 
oof^cawnfceAOeOtae/ei^T^r^W** 
in  the-SfaMta.ceeneteey  unde*  djreo- 
tlon  of -the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
lHWMbe  *  • 


Arthur  Waaetatf.  4«V  «*  BpUyerood* 
Oak,  dW,:«4*elj  8«»«iIy«W)«fW 
rouU'OO:  a.traln  from  8«  FmKl«» 
to  Seattle,  according  to  word  reT 
celved  hereby  a  .brother.  Robert  ;Wagr 
staff.  Burial  will  be  made  In  Holly  - 
wood.  Hela-eainrlved  by  hie  wife,  hip 
mother  and  three  brothera.  Mr.  Wegr 
staff  «aa  born  and  reared  In  Sm-lng- 
fleid.-  Before-  leering-,  here.  Mlyeers 
ago  he  wai  In  the  ahoe-huataeee.  For 
the  paat  eererel  year*  he  had  been 
traveling  for  a  ahoe  manufacturing 
company  on  the  weat  coaat. 


I 

AKTIH'R  WAOSTAFF. 

Arthur  Wugstafr.  49.  of  Hollywood. 

j  Cal.,  died  suddenly  Sunday  while   en 

!  route  on  a  train  from  Ban  Francisco 

.•j     Sea'.*.:?,     or;  "V'.IM'g     to     word     re- 

i  eelved  here  by  a  brother,  Robert  Wag- 

.  .staff.     Burial  will  be  made  In  Holly- 

1  wood.    He  Is  survived  by  hie  wife,  his 

I  mother  and  three  brothers.     Mr.  Wag- 

.  staff  wm  born  and  reared  in  Snrlng- 

1 '  field.      Before   lesvlne    here    14    years 

rro  he  «».i  In  the  shoe  buslnesa.     For 

the    pa*i    several    years    he    had    been 

traveling    for   a   shoe    manufacturing 

company  on  the  west  coast. 


MI*«   ANNA   MAR   COOa*KR  " 
WF.D  TO  ALVIN  11.  CIIIMM. 

Mr.  snd  Mrs.  I.  K.  Cooper.  2351 
East  avenue,  announce  the  marriage 
of  their  daughter.  Anna  Mae,  to  Al- 
vln  B.  Chlsm  of  Tulsa.  Okie..  Wed- 
nesday. The  ceremony  wae  per- 
formed by  the  Reverend  Earl  French 
of  the  East  Avenue  Baptist  church. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Chlsm  left  Immediately 
after  the  ceremony  for  Tulsa,  where 
•he'    w!!1  mnfce  llielr  lu»nir 


Mr.  and   Mrs.   William   J.  Chase  of 

Mountain   Grove.   Mo.,   announce   the 

;  birth  of  a  son  at  the  Burge  hospital. 

.  November  25. 

I 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  26,  1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  George  F.  Fowler  died.** 

Arthur  Wagstaff  died.** 

Charles  Ryan  died.** 

Will  Rogers  was  killed.** 
Page  12:  The  estate  of  John  Macht  is  in  probate.** 


DEATHS 


ARTHUR  WAGSTAFF 
Arthur  Wairstaff,  49  years  old.  a 
former  nvrchant  of  Springfield, 
whoso  horn*1  has  te«r  In  Hollywood. 
Cal..  for  the  past  14  years,  died 
suddf-nly  Monday  night,  on  a  train 
en  rouu  from  Kan  rYanHafo  to  Se- 
attle, Wanh.t  according  to  Informa- 
tion received  here  yesterday  by  his 
brother.  Robert  Wagstaff.  Burial 
will  be  made  In  Hollywood.  He 
la  survived  by  the  widow,  his  mother 
and     by    three    brothers. 


CHARLES    RYAN  I 

Charles  Ryan.  4D.   died   In  a  hotel 
here  at  €:30  o'clock  last  night  fol-  j 
lowing  a  brief  Illness.      He  la  sur-  ' 
▼Ived    by    his    wife,    one    daughter.  \ 
Miss  Ordell  Ryan;  a  eon.  Elmer,  all 
of  6J7  West  Pine  street;  two  sisters, 
Mrs.  James   Dacy  and    Mra.  Frank 
Lynn,    both    of    Springfield,   and   a 
brother,  Steve  Ryan  of  Kanaaa  City. 
Funeral    arrangements    are    incom- 
plete,   pending    arrival    of   relatives. 
bat  burial  will  be  under  direction  ol  ■ 
W-  2*  fata;  ae-  | 


1128 


TO  CM-ESTATE 

of  mws. 

Four  Claimants  Contending 
For  Several  Hundred  Dol- 
lars in  Cash  and  40-Acre 
Tract  Near  Fair  Grove 


FORMER  WIFE  DEMANDS 
ESTATE  FOR  HER  SON 


Two  Nephews  of  Man  Burned 
To  Death  Near  Fair  Grove 
In  1925  Also  Seek  Their 
Legal  Shares 


gOMKWIIAT  of  u  recluse,  lie  w.i», 
preferring  often  to  I,.-  |.y  him- 
self.  coming  an<l  going  ulike  unex- 
pectedly with  nothing  to  say  as  to 
where  he  Intended  to  go  nor  where 
he  had  been,  spending  the  list  few 
>ears  of  hi*  lif.<  In  a  humble  lion." 
I  near  Kalr  Grove,  iiurthear-t  r.f 
Springfield. 

Su<h,  nccordlng  to  witness*-*  who 
testified  In  Judge  Guy  I).  Kirhy'a 
division  In  the  circuit  court  yester- 
duy,  win  John  Macht,  or.  if  the 
contention  of  others  he  correct,  Guy 
Turnbo.  bs  he  wan  known.  And  for 
the  proper  i  yhe  left,  several  hun- 
|dred  dollars  in  c.ish  ami  40  acres 
of  land  near  Kalr  t;row  .  four  <  lairii- 
ants  are  contending. 

i  |"    MYSTERIOUS   CHARACTER 

Mai  lit.  or  'I'm  nl.c,  appem-d  In 
I  Kalr  Grove  some  few  _.  r.irx  ago,  at:. I 
j  lived  by  hlrneelf.  meeting  his  m-jgii- 

Il'iirs  Infrequently.  miru.-li'i  g  llt>l» 
with  those  about  Mm.  Occasionally  j 
he  would  di.s.'ippcare.  No  one  knew  ; 
where  fie  had  gone— and  when  he  I 
appeared  again  he  j  told  no  one  J 
where  he  had  been. 

Then  came  the  fire  In  which  his  | 
home  was  destroyed  and  he  was  se- 
verely burned.  Brought  to  a  hospital 
In  Springfield,  he  died  a  few  days 
later,  on  September  27.  1925,  with 
no  one  apparently  knowing  much  of 
his  life  or  anything  of  any  of  his 
relntlves.  ."_...      „, 

His  property  win  found  to  In- 
clude some  $1200  In  cash  and  the 
little  acre  farm  he  hod  bought. 


The  estate  wan  taken  In  charce 
by  the  probate  court,  and  James 
A.  Nelms.  public  administrator,  was 
appointed  administrator. 


I  FOfJMER  WIFE   HERE 

* 


— -  *- 


Then  appeared  Mrs.  Cora  Ahlstcil. 
former  resident  of  Gainesville,  Jop- 
lln  and  Webb  City,  but  now  a  resi- 
dent of  Chaffee.  Mo.  With  her  was 
her  son,  known  as  Guy  Turnbo.  who 
was,  she  declared,  her  son  by  her 
first  marriage  with  a  man  who  mar- 
ried her  under  the  name  of  1'ranl; 
Turnbo,  but  who  told  her  a  lew  days 
after  their  marriage  that  hifi  real 
name  was  John  Macht. 

This  son  of  the  father  from  whom 
the  mo'her  had  b<pen  divorced,  she 
asserted,  was  the  heir  to  the  prop- 
erty left  by  the  aged  recluse. 

There  appeared,  too.  Charles 
Macht  from  Minneapolis,  Minn..  32 
years  of  age.  and  who  had  a  birth 
certificate  and  other  records  to 
show  that  he  was  the  son  of  John 
Macht.  His  mother  and  father,  he 
said,  had  been  married  In  1892  and 
he  had  been  born  in  1893.  The  par- 
ents later  were  divorced. 

♦ - — : —  ♦ 

I  NEPHEWS  ADVANCE  CLAIM 
* * 

Two  other  claimants  also  apear- 
ed.  Martin  and  Andrew  Macht,  sons 
of  a  brother  of  John  Macht  who  had 
followed  the  latter  to  America  from  i 
Germany.  Th«*v  reside  near  I'eirce 
City. 

splits  Involving   (lie  property  weiv 
filed,   and    by    agreement,    the   varl-  i 
ous   actions    were    combined    in    the  j 
case    which     began     yesterday    and  | 
will  be  resumed   this  morning. 

Mrs.  Ablated,  among  the  wit-  i 
nesses  who  testified  yesterday,  said 
that  she  met  Macht.  or  Turnbo  as  i 
she  knew  him.  at  Gainesville  where 
he  was  boarding  at  the  home  of 
one  of  her  «=ist «  i  ••=.  After  an  hc- 
fiualntance  of  «..me  r-iirlit  >.r  nine 
months,  site  said,  liny  «••■!■••  luir- 
ried  at  Uaint-svilie  mi  April  -1. 
1907.  I 


MOVED    OFTEN 


Leaving  immediately,  and  moving 
frequently  from  place  to  plflce,  she 
said,  they  were  for  a  time  In  Har- 
rison,  Ark.,  Joplin.    Webb  City  and 

other  towns  In  northwest  Arkansas 
and  southwest  Missouri.  i-Yeijuent- 
ly,  kIim  asserted,  h.-r  luisbjr.d  would 
ilisapear  for  a,  time  and  men  rt-  i 
turn  une\|)M>-tedly.  He  never' told 
her  where  he  had  been,  and  she  said 
t'dd    her    nothing    of    any    rela- 


|  Uvea 

Tho  only  information  he  did  give 
her,  she  said,  was  that  his  name 
was  not  Turnbo  but  Macht. 

The  s<jn.  Guy,  she  said,  was  born 
in    We:-b   City    in    September,    19u7. 


IIM 


J.uer.  she  declared,  her  huaband 
ilipawx-Hi-f-d,  and  finally  she  obtain- 
«•>!   a   J.\.jic«r   in   Juplln  on   January 

•,.  i:«:o. 

Somq      Urr.e      later    she    married 
.Mils;'.. J. 

In    the    ii.«-antin-.«\    however,    she 
had  bet-n  In  Gjln"sville  much  of  the 
tmi«\    ind    .n    1*11    had    h'ard    of    a 
mm     hv     "•-    nirn"    of     Turnbo     in* 
St,«,    hail    come    here.  | 
•■  v   ;  ,  !-.»:  r.   if  the  ran  i 


r>i. 


.-|ii  niKf; 

>.  e  t.ii-I 
.f.i«     i.- 
i  .  .-•  t  ; 


1 


IDENTIFIES    BODY 


—  ♦ 


ririally  f.in.e  tr-  fir-.-  in  which, 
Maeln  or  Turnb©  was  fatally  Durn- 
*-l.  nnd  mV"b>  Abided,  learning  of  H 
from  newspaper  accounta,  visited 
Springfield  and  went  to  the  KJing- 
ner  Undertaking  company  eatab- 
lishment  to  *ee>  the  body  of  the  ro- 
eluae.  She  Identified  the  body  «■ 
that  of  her  former  husband,  ah* 
testified. 

Mrs.  \V.  T.  Brown  of  Galnesvillex, 
a  slater,  accompanied  her.  and  ah* 
also  testified  that  she  recognised 
the  body  a  a  that  of  Macht  or  T  um- 
bo as  she  had  known  him. 

Other  evidence  on  the  part  of  the 
plaintiff  will  be  offered  when  court 
reconvenes   this    morning. 


WILL  ROGERS  IS  KILLED 
IN  MOTOR  CAR  COLLISION 


JOPLIN.  Mo..  Nov.  25.— m- 
Wlll  Rogers  of  Webb  .City.  Mo, 
was  killed  and  Frank  Hardy  of 
Webb  City  and  Glen  Summers  of 
Joplln  were  seriously  Injured  In  n 
motor  car  crash   here  tonlfil  L 


rory  County  Man 
**Dies  of  Gun  Wound; 
Hold  Services  Today 

Injuries  suffered  in  a  bunting  ac- 
cident    Npvember      17.  when   ace) 

,0mt*\  discharge  of  bis  shotgun  sent 

<*«$Cbarg*  of  shot  crashing  at  close 
tang*  Into    his    abdomen,    proved 

fftatal  yesterday  to  George  F.  Fowler. 

;*»,  prominent  Hickory  '  county 
farmer  wbo  lived  three  miles  weat 

owler  was  the    son   of  Andrew 
Fowler,  one  of  the  largest     land* 

J  owners  In  Hickory  county. 
"Hi*  young  fanner  was  hunting 
alone  near  Pittsburg  oa  the  after- 
noon  of  November  17.  Deciding  to 
return  home,  he  walked  toward  the 
highway,  and  thinking  he  beard  a 
motor  car  approaching,  climbed 
upon  a  stump  to  ball  the  car.  The 
trigger  of  bis  shotgun  was  cocked, 
and  the  gun  fired  when  he  leaned 
against  It. 

The  man  managed  to  drag  him- 
self to  the  road  and  hall  a  motorist, 
who  took  him  to  his  home. 

He  Is  survived  by. his  wife  and 
three  small  children.  Funeral  serv- 
ioea  will  be  conducted  at  11  o'clock 
this  morning  at  Antloch  church,  two 
tnllea  west  of  Pittsburg,  and  burial 
will  be  in  the  cemetery  there  under 
direction  of  the  Hutchison -Blue 
funeral  home  of  Bolivar.  The  Rev-, 
erend  Uanvllle  Caldwill  will  offi- 
cate. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 
Everett  Fuller.  27.  and  Verde  Rob- 
inson. SI.  both  of  Nevada;  Mllo 
Crawford.  19.  and  Ethel  Roams.  13. 
hoth  of  Springfield:  John  W.  Cassl- 
ty.  21,  nnd  Grace  McCramcr.  21 
both  of  Springfield, 


SATURDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  26, 1927--LEADER 

Page  1:  Charles  Macht  and  Guy  Turnbo  are  half  brothers.** 

Solon  Evans  died.** 
Page  8:  George  Ryan  died.** 
Page  12:  Mrs.  George  Lane  was  killed.** 


DEATHS 


GEORGE    RtfAN. 

Funeral  service*  for  Oecrse  Ryan. 
J  51,  who  died  in  a  local  hotel  at  0:30 
o'clock  laet  night,  will  be  held  at 
2  30  p.  m.  Monday  at  the  SUrne 
mortuary.  He  U  survived  by  hla  wire, 
a  daughter.  Mlaa  Ordell  Rynu:  a  wjn. 
Klmer.  all  of  63T  Weet  Pino  street;  two 
■Inters.  Mrs.  James  Dacy  or  Spring, 
field,  and  Mrs,  Enco  Hermann  or  Cal- 
ifornia, and  a  brother,  r.teve  Ryan,  of 


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TWO  HELD  TO  BE 
BROTHERS  PART 
AS  STRANGERS 


Manners; 

Farm  and  Cash  Between 

Them. 


Although  a  court  ruling  established 
their  relationship  as  hall-brothers, 
Charlca  Macht.  33.  of  Mlnneapolla, 
Minn  .  and  Guy  Turnbo.  1*  of  Chaf- 
fee. Mo.  left  Judge  Ouy  D.  Klrbya 
court  room  tills  morning  **  strangers. 

The  half-brothers  had  never  seen 
ci\ch  other  prior  to  the  trial  of  their 
case,  which  started  yesterday.  They 
did  jiot  speak  during  the  trial.  Macht 
said  be  had  no  Intention  of  establlsh- 
lng  friendly  relations  with  Turnbo. 
Turnbo  Indicated  willingness  to  be  on 
friendly  terms' with  bis  balf-brother. 

"I  do  r.ot  expect  to  appeal  the  de- 
cision of  the  court."  Macht  said,  "but 
I  can  see  no  reason  why  I  should  ac- 
cept Turnbo  as  my  brother. 
Died  of  Mums. 

The  trial  resulted  from  claims  of 
Turr.bo  :»:•.?.  Macht  to  the  estate  of 
the  late  John  Macht.  who  died  Sep- 
tember 27.  1925.  In  a  Springfield  hos- 
pital from  burnt  received  when  hi* 
home  in  Pair  Orova  wu  destroyed  by 

lire. 

The  actlong  were  filed  against 
James  A.  Helms,  public  administrator, 
who  was  appointed  by  the  court  to 
take  charge  of  John  Macbt's  estate. 
The  estate  Includes  $1,300  In  cash 
and  a  40-acre  farm  at  Fair  Qmrv. 
Under  the  court  ruling  the  property 
wUl  be  duided  equally  between  Turn- 
bo and  Charles  Macht. 

Untangling  of  the  etory  ol  John 
Macht  s  life  as  accepted  by  the  court, 
t bowed  that  ho  was  a  man  of  peculiar 
actlona  and  lived  virtually  the  life  of 
a  recluse  during  the  years  he  spent  In 


Greene  county. 

Mystery  Element. 

In  estebUsbiog  his  Identity  as  the 
son  of  Jobn  Macht.  Charles  Macht 
produced  a  birth  certificate  and  other 
record*-  According  to  his  story  his 
father  and  mother  were  married  In 
1892  and  he  was  born  In  1888.  His 
parents   later  were  divorced. 

Turnbos  mother  married  Ouy 
Turnbo  in  Oalneevllle,  Mo,  on  April 
31.  1907.  During  the  time  of  her 
marr.age  they  moved  from  one  place 
10  another,  she  said,  and  the  son  was 
borc.  at  Webb  City.  The  husband 
left  her  on  several  occasions  without 
t«ll:r:i<  her  be  was  tolng  and  would 
return  a*  unexpectedly,  ahe  sestUied. 
"  Plnally.  she  eeMt  her  husband  dis- 
appeared completely  end  to  ltlB  •*• 
obtained  a  divorce  from  him  at  Jop- 
Un.     Latex  she  married  Ahlateed. 

On  learning  of  John  Macht's  death 
through  newspaper*.  Mrs.  Ahlsteed 
went  to  the  Kllngner  Undertaking 
company's  esUbliahment  here  and 
Identified  the  body  as  that  of  net 
former  husband.  8be  resided  to 
Springfield  at  the   time. 

Characteristics  of  tha  John  Macht 
known  to  residents  of  Minnesota, 
wlierc  l.e  formerly  resided,  the  Guy 
Turnbo.  to  whom  Mrs.  Ahlstead  for- 
merly was  married,  and  the  John 
Macta  who  died  here,  were  slmllsr  In 
many  respects,  according  to  testimo- 
ny. All  witnesses  testified  that  he 
never  told  anyone  of  his  actlona. 
Residents  ot  Fair  Grove  testified  that 
HiirlnK  his  residence  there  he  would 
disappear  at  times  and  resppear  with- 
out offering  any  explanation. 

In  announcing  his  decision  Judge 
Kirby  declared:  "There  Is  no  doubt  In 
my  mind  thst  the  two  young  men  are 
brothers.  1  could  stand  them  agsinst 
a  wnll  and  look  at  them  and  reach 
:  Hits  decision.  Their  looks,  scttons 
and  carnage  are  so  similar  that  their 
1  relationship  Is  unquestionable." 


I 


113. 


;  SOLON  EVANS,  STOCK 

BUYER,  DIES  HERE 


*>*** 


KILLS  WOMAN  IN 
ROW  OVER  COW 


boa*.     Burial  'will  b« 

cemetery. 

Mr.  Evan*  bad  realdad  In  Spring - 
field  for  several  years.  He  was  a  stock 

buyer  and   trader. 

He  is  survived  by  bis  parents.  Mr. 
and  M:?i.  W.  H  Evans,  or  Carterv'.Kr. 
Mo  ;  three  brothers.  Clinton  Evans  of 
•Jaxter  8pr!n*s.  Kan.:  Cllsthenese 
Evnm  of  Csrtervllle.  and  Oaorgs  Ev- 
an*, star  end  on  Drury  eollega  foot- 
ball team.  *  uls'.T,  Mlse  Myrtle  Ev- 
an*, of  Carterrilie. 


•4t».  Oeorga  Lane,  aged  33.  a  wtdow 
who  lived  about  three  mile*  from 
Green  Forest,  wu  ahot  and  killed 
Instantly  by  A.  K.  Richardson,  a  far- 
mer, following  a  quarrel  over  a  cow. 
RlchardJkon  surrendered  to  officers. 

The  shooting  occurred  about  mid- 
way between  the  homes  of  Richard- 
ion  and  Mrs.  Lane.  Richardson  had 
put  a  row  belonging  to  Mrs.  Lane  In 
Ms  ban;,  and  when  the  owner  came 
if;cr  the  animal,  he  refused  to  give 
it  to  her.  It  is  said.  She  returned 
borne  and  secured  her  shotgun  and 
•  mrted  for  ;he  Richardson  home  when 
shs  was  met  and  killed  by  Richard- 
son, witnesses  say. 

Mrs.  Lane  Is  survived  by  six  chil- 
dren, three  of  which  are  still  small 
and  are  at  the  Lane  home. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  27,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Noble  Hughes  died.** 
Page  2A:  George  Ryan  died.** 

John  S.  Farrington  was  appointed  guardian  for  Spencer  Finn,  a  minor. 
Page  5A:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  Ernest  F.  Neumann,  signed  by 
Mrs.  Dora  Neumann,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  August  Neumann,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Karl  Baxter. 

Page  8A:  Elsie  C.  Farnsworth  was  appointed  Administratrix  of  the  estate  of  Elsie  C. 
Farnsworth.  [That's  what  it  says.] 

Page  IB:  Sons  ruled  heirs  of  John  Macht.** 
Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Margaret  C.  Gargis  sues  to  divorce  John  T.  Gargis.  They  were  married  April  17 
1926. 

Elmer  Bridges  and  Frances  Stratton,  both  of  Springfield,  were  married  yesterday 
in  Springfield. 

Page2B:  John  Clayton  died.** 

Page  5B:  There  is  an  article  about  the  battle  of  Dug  Spring.** 

Dr.  R.  E.  Breuer  of  Newburg  went  to  St.  Louis  for  the  funeral  of  an  uncle. 

C.  C.  Rice  died  Wednesday  at  his  home  in  Monett. 

Miss  Myrtle  Chumbley  and  Olaf  Lund  were  married.** 
Page  8B:  Solon  Evans  died.** 

Mrs.  Melissa  Houk  died.** 

Mary  Sue  Tuttle  died.** 

Page  2C:  Emma  E.  Williamson  sues  to  divorce  Daniel  D.  Williamson.  They  were 
married  June  30,  1915. 


Dr.HE  Bretser  wit  In  «t.  1  *ate 
MonUj-  to  MtenJ'th*  funeral  of  an 
Ivorle. 

I".  <"'  niro  iv1in  In*  horn  orlt!r- 
all«  ill  for  tho  last  10  rt.iv*.  dCd 
of  louknjrffutf  tit*  he*r»  at  his  home. 
MT  K.n«t  Hroadway.  Wednesday 
rleht. 


I 


MARRIAGE    LICENSES 
<"Iiosi.t      A.     Ponleeost.     13.     an1 
n.->xver>a    Monn.    51.   both   of  Sprint: 
fluid;    KlllltT   UrMc-'s   21.   rind    FrAn- 
.TB  Stratton  51.  both  of  Stratford. 


1131 


ONLY 


ert  During  ClyirWa, , 
Family  Praised  **' 


I 


■■■''■  ■:  ■*#«§ 
By  A.  M.  HA8WELL4«rU^ 

gpeetal  fe  Tht  Ntwt 

MANSFIKLi),  Mo.,  Nov.  2*  —That 
which  has  come  down  In  history  ee 
the  "Battle  of  Dug  Spring"  was 
really  no  more  than  a  alight  skir- 
mlah.  A  few  months  iatet  In  the 
great  civil  conflict  It  would  hardly 
have  been  mentioned  In  army,  re- 
ports. Th*  only  thing  that  gave 
It  Importance  was  that  here,  for 
the  flrat  time,  the  forcea  of  North 
and  South  met  in  aouthweat  Mla- 
aourL 

The  aklrmlsh  grew  out  of  a  move- 
ment by  the  Federal  army  at 
/Springfield,  to  feel  out  the  Btrength 
of  the  Confederate  forces  to  the 
sou  eh,  with  the  view,  on  icon's 
purt.  to  convince  General  Fremont, 
in  St.  Louis,  that  the  southern  army 
greatly  outnumbered  Ills.  LyunP* 
forces.  Lyon  hud  made  such  rep- 
resentations repeatedly  to  Fremont 
and  begged,  almost  piteously.  for 
reinforcements,  which  never  came. 


I  LEAVE  SPRINGFIELD 

# ■ 


*U  hundrc,|   nth'-r  men   w  r.>  10  die.  '. 

K:irlv    n>-xt    morning   me   arn  t    v:is 
"ngjlii     « .ti     the     mar.r..     S.ime    mi l<<>  . 
[from       tht-ir      ramp      the       r'.i>  <-;!••-  • 
j  ville    r   o.ad.    passes    through    a    lonir 
i  and  narrow  valley,  witti  low  wooded 
!  hills  on  either  side.     About  midway 

f'f   the    length    of    (his   va'.Vv    was    a 
j  farm,  and  at   a   short  distance  from  i 
j  the   road,    the    settler   hnd    dug   into  j 
'the  hill  and  developed  a  flrio  spring:  I 

lh.il    Is   the    "Dug    Spring  "  [ 


But  to  the  atory  of  Dug  Spring. 
It  wae  lata  afternoon  of  Tburaday. 
Anguet  1.  18«1.  that  Lyon,  leading- 
hla  little  army  In  person,  marched 
out  of  Springfield,  on  the  Fayette- 
ville  road.  Ilia  scouts  bad  kept  htm 
well  potted,  and  he  knew  that  the 
Confederatea,  under  General  Price, 
and  McCullongb.  were  gathering 
near  the  head  of  Crane  creek,  near- 
ly on  the  line  between  Stone  and 
Barry  counties,  aome  28  miles 
aouthweat  of  Springfield.  All  hla  In- 
formation, too.  Indicated  that  bla 
enemies  were  nearly  ready  to  march 
to  nttark  him  at  Springfield,  and. 
like  the  brave  and  evpcrlenced  aol- 
dler  lli.lt  he  was.  he  had  marched 
out  to  make  a  surprise  attack,  and 
strike    the    fir.-t    blow    If    possible. 

That  night  his  army  camped  on 
Wilson  Creek,  some  nine  milee 
from  Springfield,  on  the  very  spot 
where.  In  a  few  days.  Psloe's  MIs- 
sourlans  were  en<'Hmp>"t.  when  Tot- 
fr.'s  Kvtary  opened  the  !'.-.t:1e  of 
Wilson  Ci  •••■'*.     The  <•->•■■■•■;■    '■•••    was 

if   tl">   foot    <■(   Ilia"    '"P! 'v   Ridge."  j 

where     after     n.rc     il.ivs     l.v.m     nrid 


I        SEVERAL  8TOPS  MADE 

ritleabeifl 

field,  M 

!•**"' 

there  were  freqi»ei»t 

the  soldier*.* 

meat    B  o" 

when   the  head   of  the   Union 

umn  came  In  alght     of    the. 

Spring'.  _  —The  -  Confederatea  , 

thrown  up  a  alight  earth  work,  en 

one   of    the   hills,    commanding    the 

road.  In  which   they  had  probably 

one  hundred  and  fifiv  men.  and  two 

or  three  field  pieces.    .It  waa  simply 

an    ont|w»M.   »et    to    warn    the   large 


I 


army  nf  the  appnuel'  "f  the  rne- 
rnr  In  passing.  It  may  be  said  that 
a  large  asrt  of  the  m>n  lr  ifi.il 
earthwork  were  from  fJreene  coun- 
ty mostly.  Indeed.  Springfield  boys 
under  Captain  Pick  Campbell,  son 
of  that  grand  old  pioneer.  John  P 
Campbell  "rather  of  SprlrgfirM  " 
When  th»  Federals  came  «  s  .iin 
ranre  tlie  Confederates  opened  fire. 
ProbibTy  If  the  head  «f  Lyon's  n  I- 
limn  had  been  nntralne.l  volunteers 
they  would  have  fled,  for  the  fire 
was  effective  n^d  men  were  killed 
and  wounded.  Put  l.yon  had  placed 
In  iher.yan  some  of  the  few  regu- 
lars he  had.  together  with  three 
aim*  firm.  Toft en'a  battery,  that 
wa's%«!.do£such  havoc  on  "Bloody 
Ridge"  a  few  days  later.  Totteri 
swung' his  guns  Into  position  In  an 
Instant,  and.  as  one  of  those  In  the 
little  fort  told  me  twenty  years 
afterwards.  •Them  Tankees  fi>-.«d 
the  cannonc  fa«'rr  thin  a  feller 
could  count  the  shots"'  That  flight 
of  shrapnell.  grape  and  canister, 
whistling  around  their  ear*,  was 
more  than  those  untrained  lads 
could  stand,  and  they  f|.  d  post 
haste. 
+ ♦ 


FEW  KILLED 


1133 


And  that  was  "The  battle  of  Pug 
Spring*"  It  had  lasted  but  a  short 
time  but  it.  to",  had  taken  Its  toll 
of  blood.     The  Confederates  ar-<  said 


,rt  have  ln«t  one  rnsn  *nM-  ""* 
,„,,,■,  ,«  w«nM  Th-  n;if  *jj 
I. von  puahed  1.1*  .routine  "ra- 
tion a  llttU*  further,  and  then  re- 
ZlrA  10  Pprtn^flrtd.  Neither  side 
"ere  vet  ready  to  rl«k  a  *tt«*«l 
battle  There  was  an  Incident  mi- 
lowlnc  the  skirmish  at  Pua-;S|wlne« 
,l,nt  is  well  worth  tl.c  telllnc  H 
hn*  been  told  before,  but  » «•  ""<• 
of  those  heroic  hnpnenlnK*  thnt  *»" 
hear  n   thousand  repetitions 

One  of  the  men  of  the.  neighbor- 
hood, acting  as  guide  for  T.yon.  was 
lohn  Short.  A  stalwart  T'nlnn  man 
fr,M„  ,!,.,  whisper  of  wur.  After  the 
.fclrmi«h  he  asked  nn.l  received  | 
permission  to  visit  hie  » 
m 


■tie  had  neard  the  two  struggling 
•ramp*  encouraging  each  other  to 
hang  on  for  "The  balance  of  the 
hoys   will    he  h«r«  d!r»ctlj-"   Po   she 

f..rr..J  h<  r  .'•. <.■..!■  •!.  r  :  n  i^a.r.at 
Lis  v.'1  :■>  •■•  ,r;  -,;  rn<-e  f.  .r  f.yin'a 
*.irr;<.  Tlu  n  s-li^  ilnr.*"!  f^o**  *wn 
dead  men  by  " •"  »:»-<■«  into  t  h«- 
fit  !.I.  and.  .'!'•  r<>  In  t.»  i1«  .1.1  of 
nipi.t.  Jitid  d.<rkr.>  «s.  '  r  a  l!»;ht 
mlcln  bring  her  f...«  to  the  spot, 
she  dug  n  grave  ar..|  burred  that 
bloody    pair. 

+ » 

HOUSE  IS  FIRED 

+ ♦ 

Next    morning    the    remainder    of 
the    print-    rame.      Th»y    robbed    the 


.rmission  to  »"•'»  ■•■•      ■  e,.,„-l   boufe  of  everything  that  tcA   their 

He.    away.    «n    11.  •"**»'   J™     fancy,    while    the   brave    woman.   aa 
,„nty.      He    Dear*e.l    1  ome    safe  I>. 


I 


WIFE  AIDS  SHORT 


and  after  dnrk.  eat  In  hi*  doorway 
rtelltlnie  with  his  wife.  Th-n  th'-re 
rr,nto  n  hall  from  the  dark  road 
in  front  of  the  hot*",  "J'1'-''  "V' 
Ihnt  two  Union  men  were  on  tli.;r 
wnv  to  l.von't  camp,  nnd  had  loal 
their  wnv.'  and  n-ke,1  Phort  to  come 
nrd  set  them  riO.t.  rnsnapeetlnR 
<?hort  walked  to  the  fence  nnd 
vaulted  over.  Instantly  he  was 
selred  from  behind  br  a  pair  or 
stalwart  nuns  tb»1  ptnnr.1  his  own 
„rm,  to  bis  side.  lie,  vraspo,,  thej 
t.nti  of  ilt.-  revolver  "liancln--  •'  ' 
bis  hip  bit)  before  <-.>  roiild  draw  ' 
Hi«  weapon  hi*  wrist  waa  adzed  j 
by  a  aecond  man.  who  atrov*  to 
twlat  It  out  of  hla  hand.  It  waa 
but  a  moment  beforo  Short  waa 
down  on  hla  kneea  and  one  hand, 
with  one  man  on  hla  back  throttling! 
him,  and  the  other  gradually  gain- 
ing: possession  of  the  revolver. 

—  » 

I 

* * 

Then,  when  the  poor  fellow  waa 
almost  at  the  laat  gaap.  the  man 
on  his  back  dropped  off.  and  the 
other  started  on  the  run  down  the 
road.  It  took  but  an  Instant  for 
Short  to  aend  a  bullet  throagh  the 
fleeing  rascal,  who 
Then  the  Union  man  turned  to 
Uo  with  -the  other 
then  aprawled 
tho  road,  tar 
been  choklne;  Mm  to 
mink  under  tho  shoulder  Made.  eJ- 
moat  oot  of  sight  waa  an  axe,  while 
leaning  against  the  fence,  almoat 
fainting  now,  was  Short's  wife!  She 
had  rushed  to  tbe  help  of  her  hoa- 
band.  aeized  tho  aae.  and  orlth  otjo 
a«lft  over-handed  blow,  she  hod 
literally  split  the  heart  of  that  mur- 
derer  in   tw.iin* 

It  would  take  too  much  apace  to 
tell  in  detail  the  remainder  of  that 
brave  woman'a  acta,  that  dark  Aug- 
ust   night.    Suffice    it    to    aay.    that 


the 

knaves  as 
by  her 
and 

There  are  many  of  tho 
name  of  f>br>rt  In  the  Ornrk*  today.  J 
leader*  the^.  tn  *H  ttrat-mokee.  for 
propresa  and  rlchteouanees.   One  of 
them    is    IteT.    tvwer   Short,    whom 
all  good  republican*  hope  to  see  as 
tho    neat    ronsraasinaii    frow    tho 
Fourteenth  TMatrlr*  of  Mlaaowrl  Tho 
old-time  spirit  l»  ailll  true  to  name. 
so  that  when.  In  1*17.  the  ca'l  came 
for   n-.er.    to   s.iTe    the   world,    no  less  j 
than   nine  of  the  name  were  ariona  . 
the    f.r«t     to. enlist,    ar.d    s'rvel    In. 
th»     trenches     of 
fieht    was  won. 


France    urt.l    tbe 


GEORGE   RYAN 

Funeral   services   will   he   held    at 

D:3u   o'clock    this    afternoon    ot    the 

iStarne  mortuary,  with  the  Reverend 

John  Crockett,  p  istor  of  Tabernacle 

rresbyterlnn  church,  officiating,  for 

George   Ryan,   51,   w:.o  dieJ    Friday 

|ni>;ht.    Puiial    will    be   in   llazelwood 

cemetery. 


John  S.  Farrington  was  appointed 
by  Judfo  Ji.Jlii  II.  Falrman  In 
probate  court  yesterday  as  Guardian 
for   Spencer   Finn,   a   minor. 


II3M 


\  ■',!,  Ill  Iff*' "" 


mUW 


I    I-'-'.,         I. 


IXdby 


-■-*:  ■■rft»-,  e 


LEANINO     forward 

.  they  ocnpM  seats  In 
row  tn  Um  circtdt  court 
-GraiftM  JUefat, 
•ad  Oar 
Springfield  yesterday  heard  ~Ji 
Qny   ft    Kirby   render 
holding    them    to    bo    tons   of  the 

same  father  by  different  marriages 
and  entitled  to  share  equally  in  the 
property  left  by  John  Macht,-'  ared 
recluse  who  died  two  years  ago. 

The  case,  begun  Friday,  was  sub- 
mitted to  Judge  Kirby  after  fur- 
ther testimony  had  been  given  by 
Mrs.  Cora  F.  Ahlsted.  mother  of 
Turnbo.  and  brief-  atatemen-s  had, 
been  m  ado  by  Terry  T.  Allen,  at- 
torney for  Turnbo  and  his  mother, 
and  Nat  Penton.  attorney  for 
|i'|-..irlf«   Macht.     -'.,,      j 

O.ed    at    Hosp  tal    Her* 

The  need  recluse,  who  tired  alone  j 
on  a  little  farm  near  Fair  Grove.' 
had  ill»d  In  a  hospital  In  Spring-  J 
field    two  years   ago   as   the  result: 


of    burr*   suffered    when    his    home 
was    destroyed    by    fire.     Neighbors 
I  knew   little   of   him    and    no: bins  of 
I  his  relatives  until  after  his  death. 

His    property,     comprising     some , 
$l?fto  in  money  and  '»'4<t^Sn^BtH 
near    Fair   Grove,   waa    claimed  Jg± 
Turr.bo    as  *  hl»    son.    by    C£**"J 
Macht  as?  hhv  son.' 'and  by  *»•"»» 
and     Andrew  ]  Macht.   nephews.   Of 

Peirc*  City..        , 

Chsrlea^Macht  testified  that  Ma 
father  and  'mother. were  married  In 
1892  and  that  ha  was  born  In  Hi*. 

The  parents  later  were  divorced. 

Mrs.  Ahlsted  testified  that  her 
first  marriage  was  to  Macht  under 
the  nnme  of  Frank  Turnbo.  sit 
Gainesville  In  1907.  I-ater.  she  said, 
she  obtained  a  divorce  In  Joplln. 
«ome  time  after  their  son  was  born. 
Turnbo.  she  said,  had  told  her 
after  their  marriage  that  his  name 
was  not  Turnbo.  but  John  Macht. 
Body   Identified 

She  further  testified  thnt  sh*  and 


a  sister  had  Identified  the  body  of 
Macht  aa  that  of  her  former  liua- 
band. 

~lt  is,  Um  decision  of  the  court." 

lodre  Kirby  said,  -that  these  two 

men  are  sons  of.  thO  same  father 

md  entitled  to  share  equally  la  his 

,v  p.operty. 

"I  have  heard  all  the  testimony 
md  read  the  depositions,  aad  1 
have  watched  these  two  la  the 
court  room.  They  look  alike,  they" 
act  alike,  their  features  are  much 
the  same,  and  I  believe  them  to  be 
brothers.  It  strikes  me  that  any 
unprejudiced,  observer,  without  even 
HtuJ>ir.K  them  eioaely,  would  recog- 
nize them  aa   brothers. 

"I  have  no  doubt  that  John 
Mi.rht  and  the  mother  of  Charles 
Macht  were  married  in  the  north 
in  IMC.  as  the  testimony  Indicates, 
and  I hal  he  Is  entitled  to  a  abaxe 
of  the  property.  Furthermore,  1 
have  no  doubt  that  Mrs.  Ahlsted. 
then  Miss  Cera  1".  b'plon.  and 
.Mucht.  under  the  name  of  Turnbo. 
Mere  married  In  tiaiti<  si  llle  exactly 
■•a  *;.!•  ...••  b  "lifted,  an!  Hint  the 
i.ther  sun,  liuy  Turnbo.  whs  bv.::i 
of  this   ji.lon. 

Plan    No    Appeal 

'The    order    Mill    be    that    the    tWl. 

-.are    brothers,    sons     of  _  IBs" 
father,  and  that 
beUf  of  the  pruiwrtjr   be  left." 

likely -that -an: 
Kirby'sd 

.sit her  aide.  .  ..  «v 

.  "1  believe  Charles  Macht  Is 
son  of  my  former  Husband."  Mrs.  j 
Ahlsted  said,  "lie  looks  aad  acts 
bo  much  like  my  boy  that  I'm  sure 
they  are  brothers.  1  wouldn't  tblak 
of  opposing  giving  hltn  half  of  the 
propcity." 


i 


SAYS  HUSBAND  NAGGEO    ' 

Alleging  that   her  husband  quar- 
rel»1   and  fus*»<T  <»t  her  continually 
and    •*■*.»   h*   fil'ed    f.%   s'lpr.--!    her) 
properlT.    Marraret    C-    Gargis    has 
filed   suit   for  divorce  from  John  T  ! 
n<»»c<«     Tn>»v    wer»    riir!».l    Apr*'! 
[I",  1*2*.  and  separated  Udt  June  g.j 


The     marrinso     of     Miss     Myrtle  I 
|  fhtimhlcv  of  r^lrce  Pity,   and  f>lnfl 
=  T'tnd    '■'    Srnff.ird,     Mo..    wa«    sol- 
emnized  nt  the   home  of  the  hride'«  j 
mother.    Mrs     Onn.    Chumbley     n'. 
Tefrce  F'tv  Saturday  evening.  No- | 
trmbe-   ;«.  the    Tleverend    Ward   of 
fie     Firsl     Methodist     church,     of- 
■f>U>tin~    After  a  short  weddlne  trip 
Mr. .and  Mrs.  I.und  will  be  at  home 
In  Feli-re  City  to  their  msnv  friends 
A    «   o'clock   dinner   was   served   to 
111"  .immediate    relatives. 


H35 


KILLED  BY  POISON 
WITH  TWO  OTHERS 
EROUSLY  IE 


Only  Three  of  Thirteen  At- 
tending Soree  to  Be  Strick- 
en: Dying  Lad  Refuses  to 
Tell  Source  of  Stuff 


STRANGE  TOMATO  WINE 
THOUGHT  FATAL  POTION 


All  Keep  Silence  Concerning 
Drink  Resulting  Tragically: 
Death  Comes  After  Week  of 
Agony  for  Boy 


the    liquor. 

The  <lrlnking  party  believed  re- 
sponsible for  Hughes'  death  was 
more  than  ten  days  »g<V- 
suffered  poisoning  qT.  <h~«  stomal 
and  kidneys  soon  'afterward,  and. 
according  to  Dr.  Charles  McHaffle. 
d!*>d    In    convulsions. 

The  youth's  father,  Dan  Hughes. 
is  an  employ©  of  the  Ash  Grove 
Lime  and  Cement  company,  as  Is 
the  father  of  young  Robnsstt. 
F.ughes  Is  survived  by  hJs  faUter 
and  mother,  three  sisters  and  ooe 
brother. 
* • 

I      CORONER  NOT  NOTIFIED      | 

* • 

I.lquor  blamed  for  the  poison 
death  Is  believed  to  have  been  pur- 
chased  near  Ash  Grove,  hut  every- 
one who  attended  the  party  has  re- 
fused to  reveal  where  it  was  ob- 
tained. 

The  condition  of  both  Haetr  and 
noi'inott  was  regarded  as  danger- 
ous for  a  lime,  but  th-y  now  axe 
thought  to  have  a  good  chance  to 
recover. 

Jewell  F.  Wlndle.  Greene  county 
ccront-r,  was  not  notified  of  the 
prison  death,  but  may  conduct  sa 
investigation. 


ANE  youth  Is  dead  and  two  oth- 
ers are  dangerously  111  at  Ash 
Grove,  victims  of  poisoning  wnicn 
physicians  believe  resulted  front  * 
strange  tomato  wine  they  drank  at 
a  party  more  than  a  week  ago. 

The  poisoning  proved  fatal  to 
Noble  Hughes.  18 -year-old  son  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Dan  Hughes  and  a 
Junior  at  Ash  Grove  Hlrh  school. 
Funeral  services  were  conducted 
for  htm  at  Ash  Grove  yesterday 
afternoon. 
* *> 

I         WONT    TELL    SOURCE        | 

» . » 

Physicians  believed  yesterday 
that  Cecil  Hagar.  16-year-old  son 
of  Constable  John  Harris,  and  (he 
1. -year-old  son  of  Fred  RobtneU, 
employe  at  the  Aab  Grove  Urn* 
company,  .rould  survive  tr  effects' 
of  the  poison  wine.  Of  IS  yontka 
said  to  have  attended  tbe  WM 
party,  only  Hagar.  RobtneU  *$L 
Huthes    snw«    stricken. 


80LON 

Funeral,  servl 
1:80  o'clock  thl 
Herman  H.  Lohmeyer 
home  for  Solon  Evans,  41 
stockman  who  lived  at  SOS 
Elm  street,  and  who  died  Friday 
after  a  brief  Illness,  Bjui&l 
In  Hazelwood  cemetery.  He  fa' 
vived  by  his  parents,  Mr.  and  Mrs] 
W.  H.  Evans,  of  Cartervllle.  Mo.: 
three  brothers,  Clinton,  of  Baxter 
Springs,  Kan.,  Cllsthenese.  of  Car- 
tervllle, and  George,  of  Springfield, 
ai.d  one  sinter.  Miss  MyrUe  Evans 
of  Cartervllle. 

MR8.  MELISSA  HOUK 
Mrs.  Melissa  Houk,  76  years  old, 
died  at  her  home  on  Route  1  yes- 
terday. 8h-  was  the  widow  of 
Washington  Houk.  She  Is  survived 
by  one  brother,  Wommack  Houk. 
Route  1.  Funeral  services  will  be 
held  at  the  Cedar  Bluff  church, 
three  miles  east  of  Fair  Grove,  at 
2  o'clock  this  afternoon.  Burial 
111  be  in  Cedar  Bluff  cemetery. 


the   offlcer. 

bad  promised  m 

ration  of  the  ease,  centering 

an  attempt   to   And    the 


113b 


JOHN  CLAYTON 
Funeral  services  for  John  Clay- 1 
ton.  52.  who  died  at  his  home.  804  j 
South  Kannaa  avenue  yesterday,  j 
will  be  conducted  at  the  I'iltai 
Chapel  M.  E.  church  Monday  af- 
ternoon   at    2:30  o'clock.     Th»  Rpv- I 


erend  L.  R.  Grant  will  •  lcii«« 
Puriul  will  be  in  Haielwood  ceme- 
tery,   under    the    direction    of    the 

Cami.bell  UndTtnklrg  comrany 
Survivors  are  the  wife.  Mrs.  EUzm 
Cia>ton.  a  brother.  Koy  McPar- 
Jtr.d.  nnd  a  sitter.  Mrs.  Alice  Cook, 
all    of  Springfield. _- 


MARY  8UE  TUTTLE 
Funeral  service-  were  held  Mon- 
day, November  21.  for  Mary  Sue 
Tuttle.  S-ye*r-old  daughter  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Seth  Tuttle.  Crane,  .vLo., 
who  died  Saturday,  Nove  ber  19 
at  the  home,  after  a  brief  Ulneaa 
Burial  waa  In  the  family  cemetery 
near  Crane.  She  la  survived  by  .1  « 
parents  and  two  brothere.  Tamer 
nnd  Robert  Tuttle  of  the  home  n<) 
dress.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Tuttle  were 
formerly,  of    Springfield. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  27, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Mrs.  Nancy  Price  is  101  years  old.** 

Thelma  Patterson  has  polio.  Her  sister  died  of  the  disease  three  weeks  ago.** 
An  Ash  Grove  youth  died.** 
Page  6:  Paul  Willingham  died  in  Yellville,  Ark. 

Mrs.  John  T.  Richardson  of  West  Plains  died.  Her  son  Arthur  Richardson  came 
from  Miami,  Florida. 

Page  8:  John  Clayton  died.** 

Page  27:  A  daughter  Margaret  Maurine  Killian  was  born  November  24  to  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Paul  Killian  of  route  9. 

Mrs.  Melissa  E.  Houck  died.** 
Solon  Evans  died.** 
George  Ryan  died.** 
Page  28:  Card  of  thanks  from  Albert  Cavanaugh  and  others.** 

Card  of  thanks  from  Mrs.  Dora  Newman  and  others.** 
Page  16:  Elmer  Bridges  and  Frances  Stratton  were  married.** 

George  H.  Skidmore  was  appointed  administrator  of  the  estate  of  Elsie  C. 
Farnsworth.** 

Margaret  Catherie  Gargis  sues  to  divorce  John  T.  Gargis.** 


^KIOMORE  TO  HANDLE^ 
WAR  jWgjgS  ESTATE 

w&mM  «*"_*____£*  lL£J 

Sa  num.  who  committal  ij_c_J 
_Tat  Louto  recently.  w  «£»!*? 
JLterday    to    CWorgo    H.    akldmoro. 

■MhataVudta  John  tt.  »Wrman  ro- 

wboTwa.  named  administrator  to  the 
Will,  decimlnt  to  «nr«. 

Tho  ertate  of  the  num.  who  ■£ 
Mrrkco  with  the  arm?  4urjnf  U* 
World  war.  »  -ttoaUd  at  JJ0_J 
this  amocnt,  M.M0  U  to «*[  W »" 
and  WOO  in  peeraonel  PWP"^- 

aoTmother.  Ure.  Ltrfy  *  I*rne- 
worth,  la  the  only  heir. 


CARDS  OF  THANKS. 


WrravrnirM    1ft    <Tla 


BS 


leaf 

i  epenoer  Cavanouch 
for  Ui«  beautiful  floral  offertaoa. 


'•  and  sister.-  AUie_ 


Albert  Cavenaufh.  sMiband. 
•Lottie  Oray.  slater -tn-Iaw. 
M>>lle  Watson,  sister. 
John  Wslson.  brothex-lo-lao*. 
Mary    Smltrt.   ulster. 


NIUUANN- We  wish  lo  thank  our  many 
friends  lor  th«  kindness  and  •rmP»in_ 
ahown  uj  durtn*  in»  illne**  and  death 
or  oir  loxed  one.  Ernest  r\  Newmann. 
We  al«o  »iih  JJ  thank  our  many  friends 
for  l?ie«r  beauUful  floral  otterlit|i.  We 
Olio  alsh  to  llter.k  Uie  Oale  of  Temple  , 
lodpe  end  W.  L  8l3f«e  for  their  Und- 
oes* to  u»  durtrti  our  bereavement 

MKS    DORA    NERMANN. 

MR  AND  MR*.  AUGUST  NEWMANf*. 

MR  AND  MRS  KARL  BAXTER. 


1137 


DEATH  OF  ASH  GROVE     - 
YOUTH  TO  BE  PROBED 


Constable  John  B.  BarrteoC 
Grove  la  eonduotJng  an  mvasttgsttrm 
Into  an  alleged  drinking  orgy  •  *■« 
mo  last  night  which,  1m  says,  result- 
ed Jn  the  death  of  en  Aeh  Onrra 
youth  and  the  eerioue  Ulnees  of  two 

others.  ..    . 

Constable  Harris"  contentions  that 
the  youth  died  Iron  poisonous  liquor 
were  borne  out  by  the  sttendlng  phy- 
sician. Ho  analysis  wm  mada  of  tba 
contenU  of  the  youth's  stomach. 

The  death  had  no*  been  reported 
to  Coroner  Jewell  Wlndle  laat  nlfht. 

Funeral  service*  Utd  hurial  of  tba 
1  youth  already  have  been  conducted.   ,, 


MRS.  NANCY  PRICE  IS 
101  YEARS  OLD  TODAY 

Mr»     Nancy    Ann    Prl-e    today    will 
celebrate    her    lOUt     birthday.       She  j 
baa  been   111   two  weeka. 

On    her    100th    birthday    laat    year,  j 
1.000    helped    her    celebrate. 

Death  of  "Uncle  Job"  Newton  re- 
cently left  Mrs.  Price  the  only  cen- 
tenarian   In    thU    vicinity. 

Mr*  Price  wu  born  in  Eaat.  Tenn.. 
McMInn  county.  November  27.  1828 
Her  parents  were  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Oeorge    Washington    BLmnu. 


tTBArTOBD  rati 


Ktmer  Bridges.  SI. 
Stratton,  91.  bo**  of.  Strafford, 
married  Teaterday  enernoon  by  Bar. 
Aomaa  H.  WUM,  pMtor  ct  tki 
Orant  Avenue  BapCat  church. 

A  license  also  wm  Issued  yesterday 
afternoon  to  Chester  A.  Pantacoet,  St, 
and  Bowena  Mann,  31.  both  of 
Springfield. 


MATE  WOULDN'T  TALK, 
;     SAYS  WJFE;  SHE  SUES 

Charting  her  huaband  would  go 
daya  without  apaaklng  to  her.  Mar- 
garet Oatherln*  Oargla  yeeterday  filed 
rutt  for  divorce  from  John  T.  Oargla. 
The  ceae  la  doeketec  for  the  January 
term  of  circuit  court. 


MBS.  MKU8&A  HOUCB. 
Mrs.  Mallsaa  H^'ouok.  76.  died  at  3 
o'clock  yesterday  evening  at  her  home 
on  Rout*  1.  fire  miles  north  of 
Springfield.  She  was  the  widow  of 
Washington  Houcfci  who  died  Novem- 
ber 5.  She  Is  survived  by  a  brother. 
Morton  Wommaok  of  Bouts  1.  Funeral 
aenrleos  wUl  be  bald  at  a  o'clock  this 
afternoon  at  the  Osdar  Bluff  ceme- 
tery. Burial  will  be  made  In  the 
Cedar  Bluff  cemetery. 

BOLON  EVANS. 
Funeral  aervicae  for  Solon  Kvana. 
41.  stockman,  who  died  Friday  at  his 
residence.  808  West  Bun  street,  will 
be  held  at  130  p.  m.  today  at  the 
Herman  H.  Lobmeyer  Funeral  home. 
Burial  will  be  la  Haaslwood  oemetery. 

— .—  — s> 

GEOROE  RYAN.        ' 
Funeral   aervlcee  for  Oeorge  Ryan. 
81.  who  dlad  in  a  local  hospital  at 
830  o'eloek  Friday  night.' win  be  held 

•t   3:30  p.   m.   today   at  the   Sterne 

I  mortuary.    Be    Is    sur ulrad    by    hi* 

wire,  a  daughter.  Ma*  C*d*tt  Bwa 

son.  Bhner.     all  of  **T  Waat  Fine 

two  slaters,  Mr*.  Jamss.pear 

ringfJeld. -and  *U»»  Bnoa  May 

of  California,,  and  a  toother. 

Ryan,  W  OrarUnd-'fark.  Ban. 


.     JOHN   CLAYTON. 

Funeral  services  for  John  Clayton. 
S2,  804  South  Kansas  avenue,  who 
died  Friday  morning,  will  be  held  at 
3  30  p.  m.  Monday  at  Pitta  Chapel 
M  K.  church.  Rev.  L.  K.  Orant  wUl 
officiate.  Burial  will  be  In  South 
Bacelwood  cemetery  under  direction 
of  the  W.  P.  Campbell  Undertaking 
company.  Mr.  Clayton  la  survived 
by  his  wife.  Mrs.  EUaa  Clayton;  a 
brother.  Roy  McParland.  and  a  «l»- 
ter.  Mrt.  Alice  Cook,  all  of  Spring- 
field. 


AURORA 


Mr   and  Mr».   Walter   Adams  were 
called    to   Yellvllle.    Ark..    Wednesday 
morning  by  the  death  of  Paul  WH-  ] 
llngham.  _       ; 


1)38 


DISEASE  STRIKES  TWO 
IN  FAMILY;  ONE  DIES 

Having    lost   1U   7-year-old    daugb- 
1  ter    from    Infantile     panjysls     three 
-ccti  out.  tiie  se!v  other  child  of  s 
j  Fooae.  Mo.,  family  waa  stricken  ye*- 
terday    by    the   disease,   according    to 
Information    received    yesterday    eve- 
ning. 
!       Tbelm*.     11-year-old    daughter    of 
Mr.    and    Mrs.    E     A.    Patterson,    was 
reported    to  be   In  a  serious  condition  I 
by    Dr.    E.    C.    Plummet    of    Buffalo.  I 
Mr.  Patterson  Is  a  merchant  st  Foose, 
•even  miles  southwest  of  Buffalo. 

Both  children  wrre  students  In 
the  rural  school  near  Foose.  It  Is 
thought  that  the  school  directors  wlil  J 
close   the  school. 


I. 


\V3** 


MONDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  28, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  10:  Mrs.  E.  Reid  died.** 

Mrs.  Louise  P.  King  died.** 


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master  Expires  *at  I 
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lauo! 


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MR6.  LOUISE  P.  KINO 

Funeral  services  'or  Mrs.  Louise 
P.  King,  who  died  yesterday  morn- 
ing In  a  local  hospital,  will  be  held 
at  1  o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon  at 
the  Klingner  Funeral  chapel  with 
burial  in  Robberson  Prairie  ceme- 
tery, 12  miles  north  of  Springfield. 
She  Is  survived  by  three  sons,  Ed- 
win C.  King  of  Springfield;  Emery 
V.  King  of  Denver,  Col,  and  James 
A.  King  of  Crucero,  Cat. 

—  _... 


Mra.  E.  Reid.  78  yean  old,  widow 
of.' Gardner  C.  Raid,  died  at  1:1* 
o'clock  Sunday  morning  at  the  borne 
of  her  daughter,  Mrs.  Will  Sum  van 
of  Billings.  She  is  survived  by  one 
son.  H.  V,  Reld  of  the  Orark  Mer- 
cantile company,  Oxark,  by  two 
daughters,. Mrs.  Frank  Relnhold  and 
Mrs.  Will  Sullivan;  by  one  slater, 
Mrs.  Mattle  Copeland  of  Marshfleld. 
Mo,  r.nd  one  brother,  Fayette  Ward 
of  Fairfax,  Ok  la.  She  was  born  In 
Marshfleld,  Mo.  Funeral  services 
will  be  held  at  2  o'clock  Tuesday 
afternoon  at  Billings,  with  Dean 
Carl  8wift  of  Drury  college  offici- 
ating. Mr.  Reld.  who  died  in  1924. 
was  the  first  postmaster  at  Billings. 


MONDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  28, 1927-LEADER 
Page  2:  Siape  child  died.** 

Mrs.  Louis  P.  King  died.** 

Solon  Evans  died.** 

Mrs.  Melissa  Houk  died.** 

Mrs.  E.  Reid  died.** 

Mrs.  Samuel  Rogers  died.** 
A  daughter  Joanne  Reynolds  was  born  November  16  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  F.  J.  Reynolds  of 
896  South  Missouri  avenue. 

Page  16:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 


DEATHS! 


SERVICES  rOE  CHILD. 
Funeral  services  were  bald  Friday 
afternoon  at  Pair  Grove  for  tha  two* 
T*ar-otd  daughter  of  Mr.  ajjd  Mrs.  W. 
D  Slap*  of  near  Chedwtck,  who  died 
Thursday  night  at  his  home,  follow- 
lng  a  lingering  illness.  Burial  was 
under  direction  of  the  Fred  W.  Fly 
Undertaking,  company  o    Sparta. 


U3S 


MRA.  E.  REID. 
Funeral  aervloaa  wtu  be  held  at  2 
p.  m.  Tuesday  at  BHltnga  for  Mrs. 
E.  Raid.  7«,  widow  of  Oardner  C. 
Reid.  who  died  at  1:10  a.  m.  Sunday 
at  tha  home  of  ber  daughter,  Mrs. 
Alloa  R.  Sullivan  of  BlUlngs.  Dean 
Carl  Swift  of  Drur7  ooUege  will  of- 
flc'ste.  Mrs  Reld  Is  survived  by  a 
•on.  H.  V.  Raid  of  the  Ozark  Mercan- 
tile company.  Ocark;  by  two  daugh- 
ters. Mra.  Prank  Relnfold  and  Mrs. 
luoe  R.  Sullivan:  by  a  sister.  Mrs. 
Mattle  Copeland  of  Marshfleld.  Mo. 
and  a  brother.  Payttt  Ward  of  Fatr- 
Jhax.  Okla.  She  was  born  In  Marsh- 
field.  Mr.  Reid.  who  died  In  1034, 
was  the  first  postmaster  at  Billings. 


MRS.  SAMUEL  BOOBBS. 

Mntrtl    eerrleea    <or    Mr..    Samuel 

Royere.    74.    formerly    of    Springfield. 

who    <3I«1    at    her    heme    In    Weleer, 

W»ho.    Monday.    Nevember    31.    were 

aei4  Wedneeday  at  the  home.     Burial 

«m    at    Wet*er.      Mre.      Roger,      left 

gaclng/leid     about     »lx     yean     Ago. 

JrLle   here  eh.   waa   active    In    msny 

<*•*•  clube  end  for  a  number  of  years 

mred    on    the    public    library    boaid 

She   U   sum  Med    by   a  up.    Harold,   of 

Weleer.  and  a  daughterTMre.  Charles 


I  LICENSED   TO   WED. 

A  marriage  license  waa  (sailed  yes- 
terday to  Paul  K.  Houaer.  21.  and  Ora 

,  E.  Butler.  16.  both  of  Springfield,  at 

!  the  home  of  Jack  W.  McKee,  recorder 

1  of  deede. 

'  Jamea  Reed  Jobnaon.  38.  Spring- 
field, and  Tamcey  Cates.   34.   Bolivar. 

'  were   granted   a   llcenae  late   Saturday 

I  afternoon. 


MRS.  LOOS  P.  KINO. 

Funeral  eervlcee  for  Mr*.  Louis  P. 
King.  S3,  who  died  at  10.15  a.  m  Sun- 
day at  a  local  hospital,  will  be  held 
a l  1  p.  m.  tomorrow  at  fie  Kllngner 
Funeral  home.  Burtal  will  »*  in  Rob- 
beraon  Prairie  cemetery  13  mile*  north 
•f  the  city.  She  la  survived  by  three 
•one.  Edwin  C.  King  of  this  city. 
Emery  V.  King  of  Denver,  Colo.,  and 
J*mt$  A    King  of  Crucero.  Cal 

SOLON  EVANS. 
Funeral  terrtcea  were  held  at  1 .30 
».  m.  today  at  the  Herman  H.  1-oh- 
sneyer  Punerai  home  for  Solon  Evane. 
41  yeara  old,  atoclunan,  who  died  Fri- 
day at  hla  residence,  308  Weet  Elm 
street  after  a  brief  Ulnaae.  Burial 
waa  In  Herelwood  cemetery.  He  la 
survived  by  hla  parent*.  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
W  H.  Evans,  of  Cartervtlle,  Mo.;  three 
brothers.  Clinton,  of  Baxter  Springe. 
Kan  .  Cltsthenese.  of  Carterrllle.  and 
Oeorge  of  Sprlnfrfleld;  and  by  a  sis- 
ter, Mlaa   Myrtle  Evans,  of   Cartervllle 


MBS.  NIUMA  BOCK. 
Funeral  aerrtoea  war*  bald  at  3  p. 
m.  today  at  Cedar  Bluff  church  near 
Fair  Ofov*  tor  Mr*.  MaUtea  Bouk.  7*. 
whe>  died  *t  bar  noma  on  Bout*  1. 
Sprtngflekl.  Sauirday.  Burial  waa  In 
Cedar  Bluff  cemetery  under  direction 
of  the   Kllngner  Funarai   home. 


TUESDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  29,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Noble  Hughes  was  killed.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  A  daughter,  Jeanne  Reynolds,  was  born  November  16  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  F.  J. 
Reynolds,  896  South  Missouri  avenue. 

F.  A.  Miller  sues  to  divorce  Mattie  Miller. 
Page  6:  Slape  child  died.** 
Mrs.  E.  Reid  died.** 
Mrs.  Samuel  Rogers  died.** 
Mrs.  Louis  P.  King  died.** 
L.  N.  Newland  died.** 
Massey  infant  died.** 
Goveneour  Wilsey  died.** 
Page  7:  Rosa  E.  Stewart  sues  to  divorce  John  B.  Stewart.  They  were  married  October 
1 3  and  lived  together  six  days. 

Violet  A.  Tillery  sues  to  divorce  Jesse  R.  Tillery. 

Thelma  Schieldnyer  sues  to  divorce  Arthur  Schielnyer.  [The  name  is  spelled  both 
ways.] 

Mrs.  B.  F.  Nicholson  divorced  her  husband  and  was  granted  custody  of  their  children. 


^  MRS.   E.    REID 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  H.  P.eld, 

S    years   nM,   who   ilifil    Sunday   at 

jtho     li"inc    of     In r     ilnuclitcr,     Mr«. 

All.-o    R.    Stilliv.in.    nf    Rilling.*,    Mo.. 

j  will   ho  l,p|,i  ;it  2  o'clnrk  this  after- 

I  noon  .nt  iho  Methodist  church  there. 


MARRIAGE   LICENSES 
Paul  K   Houaer  and  Ora  K.  BuUer. , 
both      of     Springfield;      Jtmn      R. ! 
Johnson    and    Tsmwv    Pates,    both1 
of  FprInjtfW>ld 


MHO 


E 


Ash  Grove  Prisoner  Is  Jailed 
Here  in  Default  of  $7500 
Security  After  Fatal  Drink- 
ing Party 


ANOTHER  ARREST  LIKELY 
AS  PROBE  IS  CONTINUED 


Captive  Confesses  Selling  Two 
Gallons  of  Tomato  Wine  for 
$1.50;  Two  Other  Lads 
Made  Seriously  III 


ACCUSED  of  sel'.lng  the  liquor 
which  physicians  blamed  for  the 
leath  of  Nobis  Hughes.  18-year-old 
high  school  youth  of  Aah  Grove, 
Millard  Robinett,  20.  was  arrested 
by  count  j-  officer*  at 'Ash  Qrotji 
yesterday  on  a  second  degree  mure 

_»._   — .       *■•  '  ■"  ''& 

oer  charge.    .  ■,*, 

Robinett.  was  to  foe  Oraane  county 

Jad  bar*  last  nlgnt  In  dettfjlt  * 

$1600  bond,  awaiting  *  pr»Umtonr» 

hearing  on  th*  murder  chart;*  J*rl- 


who  accmnoanlad  Woaeeotor  W^** 
BJbnHa  to  As*  Gtot*  to  attend  fh» 
-blue*  law"  trial  of  L.  D.  Metcarf. 
theater  owner.  He  epnfeased  to 
Crosrwhite  and  Hamlin,  thay  de- 
clared last  night,  that  ho  sold  two 
callous  of  tomato  wine  to  Hughe* 
and  his  companions  two  weeka  ago 

for  ti.se. 

* — ♦ 

KEPT  SOURCE  SECRET 


I  liquor  party  two  weeks  aw  tonight, 
suffered  similar  poisoning,  but  both 
have  recovered.    . 

Ha  gar  and  young  Robinett  ad- 
mitted »i*lr  sickness  was  due  f.o  a 
strange  tomato  wine,  but  refused 
steadfastly  to  reveal  where  they  had 
obtained  the  liquor. 


I     UNCLE  FACES  COMPLAINT 


1 


Robinett  Is  said  to  have  obtained 
the  liquor  in  turn  from  an  uncle, 
whose  name  Is  heir*  withheld.  It  Is 
understood  that  this  relative  will  be 
arrested  today  on  a  liquor  selling 
complaint. 

Of  13  youths  wh-i  attended  the 
liquor  party  which  resulted  In 
M u^'ies'  death  nn!v  three  suffered 
i'l  effect*.  .Mr  Himlfn  said  he  was 
told  tiy  Or  Charles  Mcllaffle.  Asr 
|>ove  physician,  that  the  youth's 
i!.-ath  was  i.iinly  due  to  rquor 
I*»is.<ninp 

The  youth  helj  as  Hughes"  slaver 
is  an  employ*  of  the  Ash  Grove 
I.lme  and  Cement  company  Huches' 
father  also  was  an  employe  there. 


Young  Hughes,  a  Junior  at  Ash 
Grove  High  school  and  the  *on  of 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Fred  Hughes,  died  In 
convulsions  early  Friday  morning 
after  he  had  suffered  a  strange 
poisoning  more  than  a  week.  Cecil 
Ha  car.  lS-year-old  son  of  Constable 
John  Harris,  and  Robinett.  both  of 
v-hon      accompanied*  Hughes    on   a  j 


UHl 


SLAPE  SERVICE8 
Funeral  services  for  th"  C-yenr- 
ol.l  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  D. 
Sin  pe,  of  near  Chad  wick,  who  died 
Thursday  night  at  the  homP.  were 
helil  Friday  afternoon  '  nt  Fair 
Clr.ovc.Avlth  burial  in  the  cemetery 
there  under  direction  of  the  Fred 
IV.  Fly  I'nderlaklnt;  company  of 
Sparta. 
fojf     ;  . 

L.    N.   NEWLAND 
I*.   X.   Xewland,  &S.  a  resident  ot 
Poll;   county    for   Si   yearn  und   vet- 
eran of  the  Civil  war.  died  Sunday 
night  at  his  home,  five  miles  north- 
west of  Walnut  Grove,  following  a 
lingering  illness.  Mr.  Xewland  suf- 
■  fercd    a    stroke    of    paralysis    four 
j  years   ago   and    had    been    confined 
,  Hi    his    homo   since   that    time.    Mr 
|  Xewland    was    one   of    the    leading 
j  farmer*      und      stockmen      «.f     the 
[Oznrks    and    was    a    big    landowner 
in   Polk   county,   lie  is  survived   by 
I  ho      widow.      |  wo     sons     and      two 
daughters  as  follows:    IV.   11.  Xew- 
land,    Aldrich,     Mo.;     Rruce     .\e\v- 
l  land,    of    the    home    address;     Mrs 
it:.  A".  Page,  Walnut  Grove,  and  Mrs 
Anna    Baldwin    Davis,    off  Walnut 
I  Grove.     I'utirral     services     will     he 
|  hold    at    11    u't'ioL'k    tins    morning    at 
j  Turkey      Creek      church.      Services 
will    he   conducted   l.y  the   Reverend 
.'.     S.     Shorntun.     PerWices     at     the 
urave    will    no    under    the    direction 
>.i     i.i  JMi.'iivai.    )..„JM     Xu.    7.    A.     F 
and    A.    M.    The  <:.    A.   Hriiii    Indnr- 
taking    company    i*    in    charge    of 
fun-ral  arrangements. 


MASSEY    INFANT 
F'ltit'nil    svrvii-es    i<«r    the     infant 
-..;>  of  Mr.  Hid  Mrs.  1'.  A.   Massey,  I 

848  North  Kansas  street,  were  con- 
ducted  at  the  Starns  chapel  at  :•:>• 
o'clock  yesterday  morning:.  Burial 
waa  In  GrrrnUvrn  cemetery  The 
liuhy  died  Sunday  mornlnc.  Ife  is 
survived  by  his  parents,  and  r>ne 
sinter,  Pauline. 


GOVENEOUR  WIL8EY 
C.oveneour  Wllaey,  17.  son  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  John  Wllsey.  230«  East 
avenue,  died  nt  10  o'clock  last  night 
in  a  hospital  here  following  a  brief 
illness.  He  la  survived  by  the  par- 
ents, seven  slstera  and  two  broth- 
ers Knner.il  arranirements  are  In- 
cimplete  but  servicea  probably  will 
!•••  held  Wednesday  with  Intermenf 
in  flrf'nl.iv.  n  •  •  u<-  cry.  The  II.  II. 
l.uhineyer  Indertakintj  company  >■* 
in  rharxe  of  arrangements. 


I 


MRS.    SAMUEL    ROGERS 
Funeral  services  for   Mrs.   Samuel 

j  Rocers,  T.">,   formerly  of   Springfield. 

j  who    died    at    her    home    in    Weiser. 

;  Idaho.   Monday.  November  21.  vere 

'  held  list  Wednesday.  i-=lie  Is  sur- 
vived  by  one  son.  Harold,  nf  Wiser, 
and  uim  daughter,  Mrs.  Charles 
Kammitt.  of  Milton.  Ore.  She  left 
.Springfield  about  six  years  ago  and 
while  here  had  served  several  years 
cm  the  board  of  the  public  library 
and  had  been  a  member  ot  sevoval 
civic  clubs.. 


MRS.  LOUiS  P.  KING  • 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Ioj> 
P.  King,  83  years  old,  who  died 
Sunday  In  a  local  hospital,  will  I  <• 
held  at  1  o'clock  thla  afternoon  at 
the  Kllngner  Funeral  chapel,  w'  h 
it  second  service  at  2:30  o'clock  at 
Hobberson  l'ralrle  cemetery  J  2 
miles  north  of  Springfield,  with 
l.iK-'al  there. 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  29,  1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  Noble  Hughes  died.** 

Edward  B.  Gerard  sues  to  divorce  Jane  Gerard. 
Page  5:  L.  M.  Newland  died.** 
Page  12:  Mrs.  Willard  Merriam  died.** 
Page  18:  Mrs.  L.  P.  King  died.** 

Goveneour  Wilsey  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 


Funeral  mtkkm  tar  Mrs.  Louis  P. 
Xing,  «.  who  di«3  Sunday  jn  a  local 
hospital,  wet*  ptsUl  at  l  p.  jn.  today 
at  to*  Kllo«nar  »Wral  hoc*  A  aw. 
ond  service  was  held  at  2:30  p.  m.  at 
Bobberson  Prairie. church,  .12  mllaa 
north  of  eprtrdrtleid,  with  burial 
there. 


FIRST  THRESHER  OWNER 
IN  POLK  COUNTY  DIES 


OOVENEOUB  WIL8ET. 

Funeral  servicea  for  Ooveneour  Wll- 
eey.  17,  son  of  air.  and  aire.  John  WU- 
eey.  8300  East  avert  us,  who  cU©d   at  J 
10  o'clock  last   night  in  a  hospital 

here  following  a  brief  illness,  will  be 
held  at  2.-30  p.  m.  tomorrow  at  the 
Bersnth  Day  AdventJst  church.  Burial 
will  be  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery  under 
direction  of  Herman  H.  Lohmcyer  Fu- 
neral home.  He  la  survived  by  the 
parents,  seven  sisters  and  two  broth- 
era. 


I,  M  New  land.  B0.  a  resident  of 
Polk  county  for  84  years,  died  Sunday 
night  at  his  farm  home,  five  miles 
northwest  of  Walnut  Orove.  He  had 
*re:i  si:  Invnltd  r'.ncc  suf  frrlng  a 
stroke  of  paralysis  four  years  ago. 

Newland  Is  believed  to  have  been 
the  first  niun  to  own  snd  operate  a 
Uirrsher  in   Polk  county. 

Funeral  services  will  be  held  at  11  ; 
a.  m.  today  from  the  Turkey  Creek  j 
church.    T'ic  Masonic  lodge  of  Walnut  [ 


Grove 
grave. 


will    conduct    services    at    the 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  R.  N.  Womack.  979  _ 
North  Broadway  .avenue,  announce  j 
the  birth  yesterday  of  a  daughter,' 
Nads  I>e»"Woraack. 


IIMX 


ri'irn 


YOUTH  CI 

AFTER  DEATH  OF  ASH  GROVE  BOY 


Millard  Robinett  Tells  Hamlin  He  SoW  Tomato  Wine;  Stu- 
dent Drank  a  Half  Gallon  of  It  and  Suffered 
No  III  Effect,  Prosecutor  Told. 


T 


Millard     Robinett.    18.    Aah    Grove 

outh.  im  arrested  yesterday  at  Aah 
i trove  by  county  official*  on  a  Charge 
of  second  degree  murder  tn  connec- 
tion with  the  death  of  Noble  Hughes, 
18-year-old  high  school  youth,  »Jeo 
of  Aah  O rove.  Physicians  claim  the 
youth  died  from  poison  liquor. 

Robinett  la  In  the  Clreene  county 
1b.11  here  In  dc  ault  of  $7600  bond, 
awaiting  preliminary  hearing  on  the 
murder  charge  Friday.  He  wm  t»ken 
Into  custody  by  Deputy  Sheriff  Ollle 
Crosawhlte. 

Prosecuting  Attorney   W.   W.   Ham- 
lin aald  he  made  a  statement  that  he  J 
sold    two   gallons  of   tomato   wine   to  | 
Hughes     and    his     companion*     two ' 
weeks  ago  for  $1.60. 

Never  Hurt  Him. 

Hughes,  a  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Fred 
Hughes,  dl  '.  In  convulsions  Sunday 
morning. 

Young  Robinett  declared  this  mora- 
Ing  that  he  drank  a  ball  gallon  of 
ihe  wine  and  that  It  did  not  make 
him  ate*.  The  only  effect  It  had  on 
him.  be  said,  vac  to  burn  bl«  throat 
and.  make  -.  sw*l*    B«.«^rot/#tf 


Mrs.  WTllard  Merrian.  Dies 

While  Visiting  Daughter 

in  Columbia. 

gilts.      KilUlu      Mrrrimu.     60      \*rulb 
old.  owner  of  Rocka»ay  Beach,  died 
resierday    afternoon    Ht   4   o'clock    In 
Columbia.  Mo.,  where  she  was  visiting 
her    daughter.    Mis*    Helen    Merriam, 
who  Is  attending  the  stale  university. 
She  was  prominent  throughout  the 
O/arks— at  well  as  the  central  states 
—for  her  activities  In  promoting  the 
resort  and  playground  interest*  of  the 
Mivsrfnirl-Arkansas  region. 
Qgfflrk  Booster. 
More  than  a  ■oore  of  yeera  ago.  Mm, 
Merrlams    husband,    now    «*tce*f*^ 
who  wee  one  oitha  leading  xml  wtftttr 
men  o*  Kamne  CI**  etfcenUabtd  » 
■ummet   home  and  wort  on  U*e 
Teneycomo. 


NH3 


He  sets  be  sold  the  wine  to  Hugl  ■* 
for  I1J5  and  not  sUAO.  fi»  und 
the  %-tne,  be  declared,  behind  the 
canning  factory  at  Aah  Orove.  Ac- 
cording to  the  etonr  told  by  him  yes- 
terday, ha  obtal-  vl  the  liquor  from 
another  source. 

Tblnks  Wine  All  Right. 
Corone?  Jewell  Wlndls  aald  yester- 
day afternoon  •  at  he  investigated 
the  death  of  young  Hughes  by  tele-  j 
pbone  and  was  of  the  oplni  n  that 
the  youth  died  from  convv'  Ions 
whlcn  were  ine  natural  loltowup  of 
a  weakened  condition  r — tltlng  from 
a  recent  attack  of  scarlet  fever.  He 
was  unable  to  coix-./m  the  wine  story, 
ho  aald,  or  f  d  evidence  that  poison 
liquor  caused  the  death. 

Robinett  Id  Ur.ls  morning  tru.t  he 
believed  that  if 'the  wine  was  the 
cause  of  Hughes'  death,  he  himself 
would  have  died,  for,  he  said,  be 
drank  more  than  the  others. 

Robinett  aal  '  be  liad  '  sard  that 
Hughe*  bad  been  afflicted  with  heart 
trouble  for— er  al  year*-  Be  thought 

^yJ0"n"thed«etlPof  her  h^ahann. 
Mrs.  Merriam'  took  over  complete 
management  of  the  resort.  About  60 
summer  oottagen,  the  Taneycomo  and 
Bockaway  hotela,  a  large  dance  pa- 
vilion and  a  concession  pavilion  were 
owned  by  her. 

Service*  at  Kansas  City. 

Several  years  ago,  Mrs.  Merriam  was 
instrumental  In  arranging  for  a  pow- 
er line  being  brought  from  the  Power- 
site  dam  to  the  resort,  and  has  been 
in  charge  of  supplying  the  entire 
resort  with  lights  and  power  since 
that  time. 

She  was  a  prominent  member  of  the 

Oxarks  Playground  association  and 
was  actUe  tn  ail  movements  for  the 
advancement  of  the  Ozarka. 

She  la  survived  by  one  son,  Wallace 
Merriam.  and  one  daughter.  Miss 
Helen  Merriam. 

Funeral  services  will  be  held  to- 
morrow in  Kansas  City,  with  burial 
there. 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  NOVEMBER  30, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Daughter  born  November  21  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Albert  Bellanger  of  Detroit,  Mich. 
Mrs.  Bellanger  was  formerly  Miss  Mary  Mellon  of  Springfield. 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  2:  Mrs.  Anna  P.  Merriam  died.** 

Goveneour  Wilsey  died.** 
Page  7:  Robert  D.  Harkness  died.** 


Owner  of  Rockaway  Beach 

Victim    of    Heart    Attack 

While  Visiting  Daughter 


Mrs.  Anna  P.  Merrlom.  60  years 
old,  owner  of  Rockaway  Beach  on 
I.nke  Tntifvromo,  died  suddenly  fol- 
lowing a  heiirt  attack  Monday  aft- 
ernoon In  Columbia,  Mo.,  friend* 
here  l«arned  yesterday. 

Mrs.  Morrlam  vna  In  Columbia 
visiting  her  daughter.  Miss  Helen 
Merriam.  who  is  attending  school. 
Funeral  services  will  be  held  this 
afternoon  In  Knnaaa  City.  Kan.. 
where  the  family  lived  for  many 
\  car*. 

Husband    Founded    Rssort 

Mrs.   Men-lam.  who  wai  the  wid- 
ow  of   Willard   Merriam.   founder  of 
;  Hoik  i way  Keat'h,  van  widely  known 
I  throughout  the  Oznrka  for  her  work 


Isfactorlly  from  the  Injury  and 
friends  here  did  not  know  yester- 
day whether  the  accident  bad  »>een 
a  contributing  cause  to  her  death. 
I  Mm.  Merriam  Is  survived  by 
three  children,  a  daughter,  who  lives 
In  Chicago,  Miss  Helen  MerrHm. 
and  a  son.  Wallace,  who  is  a  stu- 
dent In  Northwestern  university. 
Chicago. 


GOVENEOUR  WILSEY 
Funeral  services  will  be  held  at 
2:30  o'clork  this  aft'-rnoon  at  the 
Seventh  liny  Advent i.-t  church  fur 
Goveneour  Wilsey,  IT  years  old.  son 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Wilsey.  2J00 
East  avenue,  who  died  at  10  o'clork 
Monday  night  In  a  local  hospital. 
Burial  will  be  In  Oreenlawn  ceme- 
tery under  direction  of  the  Herman 
If.    Lohrm-y-r    Funeral    fcom*. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSES 

T>  C  Clark.  .'.J.  and  Golden  John 

son  3S,  both  of  Springfield;    Rot  ert 

M.     nodd     $>.     Dallas.  Tevaa.  and 

Alice  Smith  «f.  Springfield. 


In    developing   the   region.   She  was 


active    In    all    movements    for     1m- 
pruvlnn  the  Lake  Taneycomo  coun- 
try and   built  her  own  resort  up  to 
.one  .if  the  largest  and  most  popular 
(in  the  entire  Oznrk  region. 

After  the  death  of  her  husband 
I  about  three  years  ago,  Mrs.  Mer- 
riam took  active  charge  of .  Rocka- 
way 1  leach  and  made  her  perma- 
nent home  there.  Her  husband  hnd 
been  a  prominent  real  estate  man  In 
Kim*. ts  City,  Kan.,  and  about  1'J 
I  years  ago  established  the  resort  on 
l-'ike  Taneycomo, 

At  the  time  of  her  death.  Mrs. 
Meirl.iin  owned  about  2000  acres  of 
|  land  in  the  Taneycomo  region  with 
! about  fio  cottage*,  two  hotels,  her 
.home  and  other  property  at  Rocksi- 
■  wny.  She  has  ninny  friends  In  this 
section. 

Injured   in   Accident 

About  four  weeks  ago  Mrs.  Mer- 
riam suffered  a  broken  shoulder  In 
an  automobile  accident  In  Chicago. 
She  apparently  was  recovering  sat- 


ROBERT  D.  HARKNESS 
K'l.tt    l>.    Markness.    firt.    died    at 

i  10:30  o'clock  last  night  In  a  hospital 

1  here    following    a    lingering    illness. 

'  He  is  survived  by  three  sons.  Jame« 
I!,  and  Peril  K  «.f  Spring-field,  -.n.1 
ri.iy  <-f  l*..n-  i  City.  Ok  In.  Funeral 
-i  rvi.  i«  »;il|  !•••  ...oducteil  nt  Z:i» 
.■'.  !...  1:  Ti -or-i'.'iv'  .-ifternof.n  :U  ih- 
Kl.niM,.  r     loiwral    home,     with    :  .i< 

.  IU\.r.  ii. I     II.    A.    Wood    off nlaling. 

I  Uurial  will  I»p  In  Creenlnwn  reme- 
!•  ry. 


\\H*\ 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  NOVEMBER  30, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  Mrs.  Nacy  C.  Jones  sues  to  divorce  A.  G.  Jones,  a  Civil  war  veteran.  They  were 
married  December  4,  1912. 

Page  14:  Goveneour  Wilsie  died.** 

Card  of  thanks.** 
Page  18:  Two  couples  wed.** 


OOtKNEOtfaV  WILSIE. 


ruaaral  aerrlcae  for  Ooeereour 
WUata.  IT.  mb  of  Mr.  nd  Un.  John 
WUata,  8*00  Eaet  arwnue.  were  held 
it  3*0  p.  m.  today  at  tha  -Sertotb 
D*7  Adventlat  ohurch.  Ba  died  Mon- 
day night.  Burial  will  be  in  Omen- 
liwn  cemetery  under  direction  of  the 
Herman  H.  Lohmejer  Funeral  home. 


-■'       two  covrut/t  PTKD. 
.Bob  1C  Dodd.  W.  Danaa,Tta.'and 
AHA  Smith.  41.  BprtngfUM,  -attd  TX 

O.  Clark,  63,  and  Oolden  Job-neon,  35. 
both  of  gprtnyflalrt.  ware  married  by 
a  oounty  judf •  yeatarday. 


I— 


CARDS  OF  THANKS. 


EVANS—  We  wlah  to  thank  our  many 
friend*  for  their  love  and  aympathy  In  the  • 
death  of  our  »oi)  and  broUier.  Solan  ; 
K*»n*.  aim  Mr.  Lohmayer  and  the  lingers  | 
and  the  minuter  for  their  beautiful  ae- 
lectlons  and  words  of  sympathy  In  this  ' 
.<ad  hour.  Mr.  a<id  Mrs  W.  11  Evans  and  ; 
^•milv^ ^_______  i 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  1, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  John  C.  Perman  sues  to  divorce  Cora  F.  Perman.  They  were  married  April  5, 

1920. 

Page  2:  Ralph  Butts  and  Miss  Winifred  Hawley,  of  Lebanon,  were  married  last  night  in 

Springfield. 

Page  11:  Mrs.  Nancy  M.  Cowan  died.** 
Mrs.  Lucy  Leach  died.** 
George  M.  Buchanan  died.** 
Daniel  Kuykendall  died.** 


MRS.  LUCY  LEACH 
Mr*  l.ury  Leai'll,  ~>».  dn-U  >v>lrr- 
■ty  afternoon  nt  t).«  home  «>f  ln%r 
IllUChtcr,  Mr*.  Alice  LullfC.  2l'*'6 
Snflli  Xolllt-toti  alenue.  funeral 
(lUii's  \\  :A  !'•■  rotl'lUCli'i]  lit  llr< 
•una'*  hi-me  at  1'  »*'o:ock  this  af- 
ernooii,  ami  ti.r  body  mill  h-  I  iken 
t>  Cuba  fi>r  burial  l>y  the  Kllnjpief 
II nor. 1 1  home. 
HHJWM  -  ■ 

DANIEL  KUYKENDALL 
Fuiu-rnl  aervloea  were  conducted 
ratcrdav  afternoon  ,at  Itepubllc 
»r  Daniel  Ktiykcn.lall.  S«.  who  died 
I  7  oYlo.-k  Monday  nlnliJ.  Mr. 
tuykcndall.'  horn  In  IS4I  near  Linn 
reek.  Camden  county,  was  a  vet- 
ran  of  the  Civil  War.  havinR 
irved  In  Company  H  of  the  46U» 
UaaWl  Infantry.  H<-  i»  aurvlved 
Y  l.ls  wife.  Mr*.  Tuuline  Kuykcn- 
ill  throe  sons.  .1  «*.  Kuykendall 
•  |t."  '  Mo.,  1'.  I'.  Kuykendall 
■   s..  it    j.\   Ku)  kemlall  of 

I 


MRS.   NANCY   I*.  COWAJ*-** 

Mre.    Nancy   M.   Cowan.  J^jJ|~ 
»t   noon  yeaterday  •*  "    '    "'" 
ler  daughter.  Mr  a.   ' 
HI  Monroe  afreet. 

iy    Mra.    Cowan    and 

:arL-Dolden.Clty.  ..  llou— .Bennlav 
rnrklo.  Mo.  and  Frank.  Sprlng- 
I,  id.  Funeral  eenlcee  wUl  ba  con. 
lucted  at  the  Johnaon  home  at  1 
felock  thla  afternoon,  and  bartal 
till  be  In  Payne  cemetery  eouth 
if  P|.rln«ft«"ld  under  direction  or 
t,*Mma   Lohmeyer   funeral   home. 

P        0.    M.    BUCHANAN 

• 'CmH"    M.    Hu.-hanan.    «7.    died 

Menial   following  a  brief   llloea. 

r.nl^home.Jlvl  North  Bool^ard. 

1  ,„   aurvhed    by    ^jg**" 
?ooa.  P.  II.   Hnrhanan  ef  H^uejoa- 

•cxna.  and  I'rlcn  Bocne^nnj 
ajrrt  -»ild-iwd  -drtir«htera. 

2  Waller  of  Plalnriewy" 

KV.     nuria.  will  be  in  Oreenlawn 
wnetery    tinder    dlrecUon^"*  -  ^ 
SSne?  funeral   *"£* 
-«.n«*menia  are  lncomP»«e. 


V 


daiiKlitcrs.      Mi". 

Mailonviilc.    Mrs. 

nfurd.   tikln  .    Mrs. 

L\vo»!o.    Kan.,     and 

Ke    of    Falrland. 

and      11 


I1H5 


LEBANON  COU 


Ralph    Botts  and 
Hawlejr.  of  Lebanon, 
laat  night  at  tba  C«.„ 
church  by  the  Reverend  a  C  Seeh- 

l«r.      The   roupol   win   accompanied 
to   5-prlnpriPld   l.y  Mis*   Peggy   Pal- 
mer and   Robert  Conner.  -  ' 
I       *    • _  ■  j 

THURSDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  1,  1927-LEADER 

Page  5:  I.  M.  Hackney  died.**  UtK 

Page  8:  Maty  Beulah  Pruitt  sues  to  divorce  Edward  C  Pruitt 
Page  12:  Mrs.  Lucy  Leach  died.** 

George  M.  Buchanan  died.** 

Daniel  Kuykendall  died.** 

Mrs.  Nancy  Cowan  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 

Noble  Hughes  died.** 

Roy  G.  Waters  died.** 
Page  17:  Miss  Grace  Cramer  and  J.  Whitlock  Cassity  were  married.** 


ACCIDENT  VICTIM  TO  BE 
BURIED  AT  CLEAR  CREEK 


tow  foe  Boy  O.  Wfctata, 

who  was  accidentally  killed  Moran- 
ber  37  at  Oranta.  N.  M,  will  b«  held 
at  1040  a.  m.  Friday,  at  the  Clear 
Creek  church,  with  Her.  J.  A.  Roper 
officiating.  Interment  •will  be  In 
Clear  Creek  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  O.  A.  Brim  Undertaking 
company. 

Mr.  Waters  was  with  the  govern- 
ment  forest  acrvlce  In  Colorado  for 
a  number  of  years,  later  going  to 
Old  Mexico  where  he  became  con- 
nected  with  mining  Interest*. 

He  la  aurvlTed  by  a  eon.  Non-U 
Waters  of  Oranta.  N.  M;  a  daugh- 
ter. Leclalre  Waters  of  Springfield: 
and  two  brothers.  Harry  Waters  of 
Ornnts.  N.  M..  and  Charles*  Watera 
of  Kingman,  Ariz. 


MISS  CRAMER  IS  DRIDP. 
OF  WHITLOCK  CASSITY. 

Mrs.  May  Cramer.  1502  College  street 
announces  the  marriage  of  her  daugh- 
ter.   Grace,   to  J.    WblUock     Oaselty. 
The   ceremony  was   performed   in  the 
home  of  the  officiating  minister.  Dr. 
Lewis   M.   Hale,   pastor   of   First  Bap-  | 
tlst    church,    on    Thankaglvlng      day. ' 
Mr.  and  Mrs   Cassity  will  be  at  home1 
1st  310  Nichols  street.  i 


^TWffi 


JIB*.  LVCT  L*ACB. 

..Leach,  TO.  died  yesterday 
„  a*  the  home  of  her  deugh- 
,'ltfay-  AUoe  Long.  tOOO  Worth  Net- 
.    Funeral  aenrloee  were 
.  Mrs.  Longl  home  at  2 
_  afternoon.    The  body  will 
be  forwarded  to  Cuba.  Mo.,  for  burial 
^,  ibo-KUiifttat  Funeral  home. 

I?5*  V".-    •;•■'':'.  ,V'   ■         ■     » 

r  ~  ■•"'■  .v  *'  Kit?  BCCHANAX. 


.  for  Oeorge  M.  Bu- 
eibanan.  *JT.  who  died  yesterday  fol- 
lowing a  brJsrf  Ulneee  at  his  home, 
wfltf  be  faejd  *t^  p.  m.  Friday  at  the 
renitty  reaJdeaee,  3101  North  National 
•rattse.  Burial  will  be  In  Oreenlawn 
cemetery.  He  taeurrlved  by  his  wife. 
two  eotos,  S.  H.  Buchanan  of  Hous- 
ton, Tax4  and  Urtoh  Buchanan  of 
Chicago,  and  two  daughters.  Mrs.  H. 
"Waller  of  FlatnView.  Tea.,  and  Mrs 
X.  <L  FJynn  of  Washington.  Burial 
twJM  lata  linajpTi  fllT—1"--  pt  the  KJlng- 
ner  FuneTat  home. 


INVENTOR,  FORMERLY 
CARTHAGE  MAN,  DIES 

WICHITA,  Kan..  Dec  1. — (A-  P.) — 
I.  M.  Hackney.  83,  Wichita  inventor 
and  business  man,  died  at  his  home 
Tuesday  night  following  *  brief  Ill- 
ness. Mr.  Hackney  was  a  native  of 
Carthage,  Mo. 


NHfe 


CORONER  TO  HOLO  NO 

INQUEST  OVER  BOY 


An  Investigation  by 
Wlndle  Into  the  death  of 
le-yeervoJd  Alb  Orort  yottth, 
pleted  this  morning,  resulted  In  • 
decUlon  not  to  have  an  autopsy  and 
Inquest  Into  the  death. 

The  onoua'a  investigation  also  re- 
sulted in  Prosecutor  W.  *r.  Btaattn 
indicating  that  charges  of  second  de- 
gree murder  agates*  MlDerd  Bobtnett. 
ia.  •Isoot  Asfearova.  may.hr  dropped, 
by  Prosecntor  W.  W.  Hamlin. 

In  steaming  up  bis  Investigation 
the  coroner*  report  says: 

"The  body  of  toe  deceased  was 
burled  November  *r.  1937,  at  Aab 
Grove.  An  autopsy  would  show  a 
condition  of  nephritis  and  a  weak- 
ened heart  condition,  but  would  not 
show  evidence  of  acute  alcoholism, 
said  opinion  being  based  upon  the 
assumption  that  no  liquor  had  been 
partaken  of  by  the  deceased  since 
November  13.  1M7.  Furthermore, 
there  Is  no  evidence  that  the  de- 
ceased had  any  liquor  during  that 
tune.  Furthermore,  too  long  a  lapse 
of  time  occurred  between  the  suppos- 
ed drinking  of  November  13  and  the 
onset  of  symptoms,  to  Justify  suspi- 
cion of  poison  liquor  contributing  to 
the  death.  Furthermore,  case  history 
by  Or.  C.  H.  McHaifle  justifies  in 
every  detail  the  deceased's  return  of 
uremic  convulsions  ca".;!nr;  death. 

"This  opinion  is  based  upon  case 
history  borne  out  by  consultation 
which  leads  me  to  the  conclusion  that 
a  disinterment  and  an  autopsy  would 
reveal  nothing  other  than  what  has 
been  clinically  diagnosed,  and  fur- 
thermore, woul<j  not  assist  In  deter- 
mining that  liquor  poisoning  was  a 
contributing   factor   to  death." 


OANIKL  Kin KENDALL. 
Funeral    services     were  conduoted 
yesterday  afternoon  at  Republic  for 
Daniel  KuyftcndalL  M».  who  died  at  7 
o'clock  Monday  night.    He  was  a  vet- 
eran of  .the  civil  war.     He  was  born 
pear  Linn  Creek.  Camden  county.  He 
served    In    Company    B    of    the    4flth 
Missouri  infantry.    He  la  survived,  by 
bis   WITS.   Mrs.   Pauline    ICuykeodall; 
three  sons,  J.  O.  Kuykendall  at  Blll- 
tnga.  Mo.;    D,  r.  Kuykendall  of  Bi. 
LouU.  and  D.  F-  KujrkendaU  of  8*>- 
pubUc;    four   daughters,  Mrs.    VlrgU 
Btacy  of  MsudontlUa;  Mia.  J.  O.  Carr 
of  ManfordV  Okla.'.   Mrs.  A-  B.  Oarr 
of  Oswego.  Kan,  and  Mrs,  William 
George  of  Fairlend.  Okla,     and     W 
snandcnlldTen   and   14   great   grand- 
children. . 

MBS.  NANCY  COWAN. 
Mra.  Nancy  Cowan.  15,  died  at  noon 
yesterday  at  the  home  of  a  daughter, 
Mrs.  Cora  Johnson,  718  East  Monroe 
i  tree*,  attar  a  lingering  Illness.  She 
Is  survived  by  three  sons.  Carl  Cowan 
of  Oolden  City.  Mo.:  Bennie  Cowan  of 
Tarklo.  Mo.,  and  Frank  Cowan  of 
Springfield,  and  by  a  daughter.  Mr* 
Johnson.  Funeral  services  will  be 
held  .at  1  p.  ».  Thursday  at  the 
daughter's  home.  wiU»  brrtal  In 
Payne  .  cemetery  under  direction  of 
p,*  Alma  Lohmeyvr  Funeral  Borne. 


Mr.  and.  Mra-  ^arry  Flanagan,  18S3 
South Jeflarson  avenue,  announce 
tbeVbrrtb  ©*a  son  December  X.  Mrs. 
runagan    iormarty    was    Miss  Oora 

wiBsBf^-vi^,-.,    ,  \ 


FRIDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  2, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  12:  Mrs.  Flora  Taylor  died.** 
Mrs.  Lucy  Leach  died.** 
G.  M.  Buchanan  died.** 


G.  M.  BUCHANAN 
Funeral  services  for  G.  M.  Buch- 
anan. 87  years  old.  who  died  Wed- 
nesday, will  be  held  at  3  o  clock 
this  afternoon  at  the  home,  3101 
North  Boulevard  with  burial  In 
r.reenlawn  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home. 


MRS.  I^UCY  LEACH 

Funeral  services  were  held  at  3 
o  cluck  yesterday  afternoon  for  Mrs. 
Lucy  Leach.  1*  years  old,  who  died 
Wednesday  at  the  home  of  her 
daughter,  Mrs.  Alice  Long-.  3006 
North  Nettleton  avenue.  The  body 
was  forwarded  by  the  Kllngner  Fu- 
noral  home  to  Cuba,  Mo.,  for  burial. 


urn 


DEATHS 


fii  ■*>  * 


MRS.  FLORA  TAVUDR 
Mm.  Flora  Taylor,  Tl  r«ara  «M. 
died  Sunday  night  at  her  bom*  In 
Detroit.  The  body  "arrive.:  heraJast 
night,  accomtianled  by  a  daughter, 
.\..  .  William  McCura,  alld  funeral 
.nerviccit  tflll  be  held  at  1:39  o'clock 
Sunday  afternoon  at  the  Kllngner 
Funeral  -chart)  with  the  Reverend 
A.  O.  Ward,  of  the  Central  Bible 
Instiiuto.  official  I  iik-  Mrs.  Taylor 
In  eurv'  ed  by  the  husband.  Frank 
Taylor,  of  Detroit:  by  flva  daugh- 
ters: Mrs.  William  McCura,  Spring- 
field; Mrs.  Mary  Walters,  Detroit: 
Mrs.  Mantarett  Rogers.  Colorado: 
Mr*.  Hosa  Miller.  Denver;  Colo.: 
and  Mrs.  Clara  Blackman.  of  Jack- 
son.  C.;\..   and    12   grandchildren. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  2, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  The  will  of  Mrs.  Louise  P.  King  was  filed  for  probate.  She  left  her  estate  to  her 
three  sons  Edwin  C.  King,  Emery  V.  King  and  James  A.  King. 

There  is  a  long  article  about  Mrs.  Virginia  Holland.** 
Page  15:  G.  M.  Buchanan  died.** 
Flora  Taylor  died.** 
Miss  Mildred  Sue  Burroughs  died.** 
Page  20:  Card  of  thanks.** 
Page  8:  Seven  divorce  suits  filed.** 

V 


jQEAiea. 


«i.    \|.    IIMIIAWN.     v. 

Funeral  wrvlres  (or  O.  M    Buchsn-  ' 
an.    87.    alio    died    Wednesday,    were 
held  at  3  p.  m.  today  at  his  home. 
3101     North     National     avenue     wl»h  , 
burial   In  Greenlawn  cemetery  t.ndrr 
direction    of    the    Kllngner    Funeral  ' 
lionif. 


II.ORA   TAYI.OK. 

Funeral  services    for   Flora    Taylor. 
'79.    tho   died    Sunday    night,  at    her 

home   In   Detroit,   were    held    si    1:30 

p    m.  today  al   the  Kllngner  Funeral 
•home.     The    body   arrived   here   last  j 
'night,   accompanied    by  a" daughter,"! 

Mrs.  William  McCura.  Re?.  A.  O. 
i  Ward  of  the  Central-  Bible- Institute 
.officiated.  Mra  Tay 
'by  htf  husband,  Prtnft^nrwr  o! 
.troit:    by   fire   daughters.   Mrs.   WU- 

l'-am  McCura.  8prlngfleld:  Mrs.Ukfsry 


Mrs 
Hr7 


Welter*.  Detroit 
Rogers.  Colorado: 
Denver.  Colo :  and  Mra 

man   of   Jactaon.    Ga.. 
I  grandchlhlren.    • 


Margaret  i 
"Rosa  MllierT 
Clara  Black-  j 

and     bv      12 | 


"^•'.'     miss  oiRJtorciiM.      ':-   | 

M:.-s  Mildred  Sue  Burrourhf,  ~~ 
-.rtf  ol»!  fnrn'.erly  of  Fprli. cflrlc!  tiled 
Wednesday  at  her  heme  in  Fort  Smith. 
Ark  .  according  to  word  received  here. 
The  body  will  arrive  here  tonight  for 
fmieral  aenire*  and  burial.  Mlw 
Burroughs  I*  survived  b.V  her  moth- 
ers. Mra.  A.  C.  Whlttakcr  ol  Fori 
Smith:  a  brother.  Walter  ,  E.  Bur-, 
rough*  and  ."»"  slater..  Mrs.  Ruth 
Chancer,  both  of  Helena.  Ark.,  and  an 
uncle.  CO.  Moaer,  1312  Konh  Kob- 
berson  avenue.  Springfield.  Funeral 
•mtiIccs  » Ill-be  .held  at  3  p.  ni.  Sunday  • 
at  tbe  Kllngner  Funeral  home  with 
burial  In  Oreenlaan  cemetery.       ■.   J 


iM-.U  I  ' 


2— 


KB" 


B^BHH 


CARDS  OF  THANKS. 


CLAVTOK— w»  *t»h  to  thank  ear  awn/ 
frltnda  and  eio««iaUr  th«  Min  w< 
ployes  for  their  klnanaas  and  many  floral 
offrrinii  during  the  llliteu  and  death  ef 
our  htubvid  snd  brother  ^^ 

MHS    JOHN  CLAYTON 
Mil    AND  MBS.   BOBEnr  COOK. 

?*.£    ?5l*  .MRa    ROV  MfABLAND. 
MB.    LSWI8    TAVLOB. 


UH8 


"A  BRIGHT  BOY,"  SAYS  CLUB 

FOUNDER  OF  DEAN  WILLIAMS 


Friends- in-Counci I  Members  Today  Pay  Homage  to  Mrs. 

Virginia  Holland:  Is  a  Grcnt-Granddaughtcr 

of  Patrick  Henry. 


Homage  u  bcinR  pi. Id  today  to  one 
of  Sprlnitleld's  oldest  clttcena  The 
mimbtn  of  the  Friend* •  In •rouucll 
are  viaiiinc  in  u  both  tlir  founder  ol 
their  club.   Mrs.   Virginia   lloilanri 

Ma    Holland    celebrates    tomorrow 
her    eighty-ninth    birthday       Born    in 
1B.1R   ■•    great-prandria'iRl.ter    of    the 
ruinous      American      pntrlot.      Patrick 
Henr>—  she    has    lived    practically    all 
her    life   in   Mlsrourl      At   the  age  of 
seventeen,  she  mnrrled  Mr    Harper  of  . 
Ooonville.    Mo.,    a    teacher    in   one   of 
the  Boonvllle  schools.     Left  a  widow  j 
before   the  Civil  war.  she  >et  to  work  . 
:>)  educate  her  two  chlldrrn. 

Tutlfht    Drun   William*. 

;      She    succeeded    In    giving    her   sona . 

1  college  educations  by  teaching  school  J 

'.in  •  seminary  In  BoonviMe.  While, 
ib«r*.  aiie  had  aa  a  pupil  Walter  Wit-  ■ 
Items,  the  preaent  Dean  of  the  8chool  I 
of  Journ»:um  at  Missouri  university,  j 
Mn  Holland  hai>  often  told  her  • 
friends   hoa    her   pupil.  Wiiltr.  would  , 

j  pv*ce    a   newepeper   un   the    lioar   be- 1 

[  fore   her.   and  aprtwli 
feat,  would  point  to  pr»ql< 

^_-*'     _.W       .a.VAs>      el. ^w         i    Ifl      ~* 


i  and  Mk  what  they  wart. 
Innd  not  only  holds  the  dUtlnrtloln 
of  teaching  Dean  Williams  his  letters.  > 
but  she  also  has  the  honor  of  having 
taught  him  to  read  end  write. 
A   firlfht    Hoy. 

Mrs.    Holland    aald    yeeterday    that  j 
site  remembered  J»ow  Waitci  William*  . 
used   to   bring   a  newspaper  to   he*.  I 
"Yea."  ahe  added,  "he   wa*  a  bright 
boy." 

Many  years  after  her  husband's 
death,  while  visiting  In  Springfield. 
ahe  met  John  L.  Holland,  then  a ' 
widower.  She  and  Mr.  Holland  were 
married  and  took  up  their  residence 
in  Springfield.  Mr.  Holland,  who  was 
for  years  a  stockholder  In  the  old 
Keet-Rountree  company,  ▼■as  one  pi 
the  founders  of  the  Holland  bank.. 

Mrs.    Holland   has   been  connected  j 
with   many   philanthropic   movements  | 

,*tn  Springfield.    She  wa*  one  of  the 
•chief  ©ntenirer*  of  the-  old  ehlldren'e 


■■     3  -        «J 
home,  and  was  at   the   head  of   the 

"organization  while  it  wa*  still  sup- 
ported by  voluntary  contributions. 
After  the  home  woa  destroyed  by 
fir*  and  was  taken  over  by  the  city. 
Mr*    !!  >::•.!•..;   rrn-..i:::rd    :n   . ■'mrr-c    for 

•  *   iiumkmt  of  yrnr». 

Malted   .tncr«ti»r'<i  Crate.  ! 

As  r>-e  of  t:.p  members  of  the  St 
Paul   McthodtM  church.   rl:e   was   In-  ■ 
riuentl.il    in    establishing    the   Ceutc- . 
t.arv   S.-!i.MiI    :cr   G::!>. 
j       Mrs.   Holland   lias  ihe   honor  of   be- 
I  Un   the  rirat  woman  to  be  elected  to  ' 
)  the  city  school  board,  but  th«  aentw 
,  menl  of  the   time  was  opposed  to  a 
J  women*  participation   In  city  affairs, 
|  and    she    wa*    never    permitted    to   alt 
i  la  the  school  board  meetings. 
i       Ai    the    age    of   75.    ahe    v  lid  ted    the 
crave   or    he.-    Kreat-qrnndfather.    Pat- 
r:c*  Henry,  ai:e  when  *>he  returned  to 
(Springfield,  ahe   brought  with  her  a 
'  *'.'p   of   Ivy    from    the  orafor'a  grave. 
Abe  planted  thl*  in  front  of  her  home 
at   91*   South      Klmbrough     arenue. 
where  It  can   be  seen  today  growing 
around,  a  large  oak  tree. 

Moat  Befoeed  Wotnon. 


!     Only   one    of    Mra.   Holland*   four 
■  children  is  now  *1\t*.  two  having  died  : 
•  m  infancy  and  a  third  In  young  man-  I 
t-cod.    The  surviving  son.  Dr.  Harper. 
t  ta  bead  of  the  cbemlsuy  department  | 
i  in  Texas  university  at  Austin.  | 

«"-ce  she  entered  the  Mary  T.    Wtl- 
•ou  Home,  two  years  ago.  Mra.  Holland 
,  became  one  of  -  the  .  most     beloved  < 
'  women  there.    Although  feeble,  ahe  1*  '■ 
able  to  crochet  fancy  lace  for  plliow 
imM  and -knit  amall     wash     cloths, 
wMtcb  she  telle  to  her  friends.     Still 
-  tree,    to-  bar   old    philanthropic    self. . 

:»"■"'  I'll 


Lak*l:l!l'.  J"!   \*»*i 


\\H<\ 


And     so.    the    Tr\tti&>W* 
.continue  their  ciiatom  of  celebrating) 
,tbe  birthday  of  the  .jF&fefcJtaynjier, : 
:  who  wa*  for  almost  4<Kye*u^t*-pre*r-- 
;'  dent,  and  In  taking  Mra.  Holland  gifts 
I  of  candy  and  flowers,  the  women  of 
'  the  club     pay     tribute     to     one  of 
.  Springfield's  most  beloved  citizens.       - 


.  • 


MA  EN   AHK   DIVORCE. 

Seven  dlrorce'  actions  were  fl'Wl 
TMtfnUy  at  the  office  of  the  circuit 
cleric  a*  follov.s,:  Ruth  Ad»^  ii-nln-l 
"Horace  Adams:  Olive  M-ina  Koch 
against  JacK  T.  Koch:  Gertrude  Mar- 
tin agaln*t  William  Martin:  Jewell 
Orevnfield  again"  Harlan  B.  Ore^n 
field:  WllllaJD  Coombs  »ks;iuU  J««,c  ! 
Cocoib*.  Mary  Beulah  Prultt  atrainrt  | 
Edward  C.  Prultt:  H»:ry  IleriM  ■ 
against  Etta  Fa-i   Hern? 

Tteterday  "*%»  the  last  <1»t  of  filing  I 
of  caaee  *IM)*  service  in»i»t  be  ob-  I 
%0UJba  by  publication  tor  the  January  ( 
tacjfiot  circuit  court, 

SATURDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  3,  1927-DAILY  NEWS 

Page  1:  Mary  A.  Gott  sues  to  divorce  Ray  D.  Gott.  They  were  married  M> H  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 

N°Vempbaege232:  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 
day  In  Detroit,  will 
Sunday  afternoon'  at  the 
of  Qod  church,  corner  Calhoun  and 
Campbell  with  the  Reverend  A. 
In  Memorial  cemetery. 

MI88  MILDRED  BURROUGHS 

Funeral  services  for  Miss  Mildred 
Sue  Burroughs,  22  years  old.  a  for- 
mer resident  of  Springfield  who 
died  Wednesday  at  her  home  in 
Fort  Smith.  Ark.,  will  be  held  at  3 
o'clock  tomorrow  afternoon  at  the 
Klingner  Funeral  home,  with  burial 
In  Greenlawn  cemetery.  The  body 
arrived  here  last  night.    She  is  sur- 

|  vived    by    her    mother,    Mrs.    A.    C. 

.  Whittaker     of     Kort      Smith,      one 

I  brother.  Waller  E.  Burroughs,  and 
one  sister,  .Mrs.  Huth  Chancey,  both 
of  Helena,  Ark.,  and  nn  nncle,  C. 
.  U.  Jlu.ier,  1212  North  Rnbberson 
|avenu«,    Springfield. 


CHARLES  GOOOE 
I'harloM   \\ .   l!i>udt\   IS- month -old 

'  *•  n    of    Mr.    and    Mrs.    CharleB    O. 

I  Goode,  781  AVost  AVebster  street. 
■  '•ted  >  'i*M«':  •'.!>  inoinlnc  at  his  lionu' 
(oiiuwtiiK     :i     I'liet     Illness.       lie    is 

:  survived       by      the      parent s,        two 

'brothers,  Lowell  and  Kayinond.  nnd 
n   sister.    Loreue.     Funeral   servicer 

I  ...11  be  conducted  at  2  o'clock  this 
afternoon  at  the  Herman  Lohmeyer 
<iiap"l.  and  burial  will  be  in  dreen- 
l,i wn  cemetery. 


GEORGE   EVANS 

Funer.il      services        for       George 
I  F.vans.    33    years    old,    who    died    at 
I  6:4".    o'clock     Ir.st^  evening    nt     the 
linmc  of  his   mother.   Mrs.   Sam    Ca- 
h.ll     :,?:•    \\>>t    Wnlnut    street,    fol- 
.OWing     a     lineerinp     Illness,     ttill     be 
i  '  l'i    at    1"   fjVlo'k    tomorrow   morn- 
ing   at    th"    Starne    mortuary,    after 
which   the   body  will  be  transported 
'  to  tli«.  rjroenf  ield  remetery  at  Green- 
1  fl«ld.  Mo.  fc.r  burial      lie  Is  survlv- 
'  '.     Iv     il  r-    pn-Tit».    h;.'    one    sister.! 


r«     <"     F.    I'.'lth.    of    Aurora.    Mo.: 
■.«  rViugbtrr.  Ml.-.-'  MargarM  Evans. 


BURCH  INFANT 
.\l:"rt  Franklin  Burch,  -1-year-old 
I  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  Burch, 
1322  Kast  Blaln  street,  died  yester- 
day afternoon  at  the  home.  He  Is 
survived  by  the  parents.  Funeral 
arrangement  are  incomplete  but 
v  ::i  1'0  bold  under  direction  of  the 
Kllngner    Funeral   home. 


of    A'i!r      Cr,]r,  •     nn"     brother,     \V!1-| 
'  !.-»:i  Fvans,  ot  Manuon.  Wash.  I 


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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. 


ALBERT    FRANKLIN    lU'RCII. 

I  tincrtJ  service*  for  Albert  Frank* 
ii  n  Burch.  4-year-old  aon  of  Mr.  and 

(Mrs.  Charles  Burch.  East  Blaine 
«U«t,  who  d:ed  yesterday  afternoon 
at  the  home,  were  held  at  3  p.  m.  to- 
day at  the  home.  Burial  was  in 
Oreer.lawn   cemetery   under    direction 

•of   the   Kilngnrr  Funeral   home. 


riiARi.Rs  w.  count:. 

Funeral  services  were  held  at  2  p. 

I  m.  today  at  the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer 

.Funeral   home  for  Charles  W.  Qoode, 

I8-mnnth-o;d    son    of    Mr.    and    Mrs. 

!  Charles  a.  Qoode.  781   West  Webster 

'  street,    who    died    yesterday   morning 

i  at  hi*  home  following  a  brief  Illness. 

Burial   waa    lu   Orecnlawn  cemetery. 


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Ur.OROK  FAWNS. 

Funeral  services  lor  George  Evans, 
33.  who  died  at  0:45  o'clock  last  eve- 
ning at  the  home  of  his  mother.  Mrs. 
8am  Cahlll.  M6  West  Walnut  street. 
fallowing  a  lingering  illness,  will  be 
held  at  10  a.  m.  tomorrow  morning 
at  the  Startie  mortuary.  Burlsl  will 
be  made  at  Greenfield.  He  Is  sur- 
vived by  his  parents,  a  sister.  Mrs.  C. 
F.  Relth  of  Aurora;  a  daughter.  Miss 
Margaret.  Ertna.  of  Ault,  Colo.:  a 
brother.    William  Evans. 


MRS.   FLORA   TAYLOR. 

Funeral    service*    for     Mm.      Flora 
Taylor.   79.  who  died  Sunday   in   De-  | 
tn»it.  ».!l  be  held  at   1  JO  p.  in.  Sun- j 
day    afternoon    at    the    Assembly    of  j 
Ord    church.    Calhoun     street       and  | 
Campbell     avenue,     ilia     burial     In 
Memorial  Park  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion <>f  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home. 

mins  niRRoroiix. 

Funeral  services  for  Miss  Mildred 
Sue  Burroughs.  22.  who  died  Wed- 
nesday at  her  home  In  Fort  Smith. 
Ar*  .  will  be  held  at  3  p.  m.  tomor- 
row at  the  Kllnfcner  Funeral  home 
Bu.-i»l  Kill  be  In  Grtenlawn  cemetery. 


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. 

H5» 


NAMED   ADMINISTRATOR. 

Ji,ih  a.  Nelmj.  public  administra- 
tor, yesterday  was  appointed  adminis- 
trator of  the  estate  of  the  late  Mary 
Tiller,  who  died  July  18.  She  did  not 
tears  a  will. 

But  rtflng  are  flvt  sons,  three 
dauaiters  and  two  children  of  a  de 


Page9A:  Mrs.  Albeit  GamffiSn  died.**  %no^jL  >>  (W^ 
Mrs.  Rena  Sawyer  died.** 
W.  H.  Huckabydied.** 
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  IB:  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  service*  wlU  be  con- 
ducted at  3  30  o'clock  today  at  the 
home  of  Mrs.  Albert  Gammon,  it! 
South  Pickwick  avenue,  for  George 
if.  Bear,  70.  who  died  at  4  o'otoek 
yesterday  morning  at  b!a  home. 
MO  South  Newton  avenue,  follow- 
In*  a  linc.-rinic  Illness.  He  la  sur- 
\.\cJ  by  hi*  mother,  Mrs.  Anna 
Hear  of  Resdlng.  Ta.;  four  daugh- 
ter*. Air*.  Albert  Gammon,  Mr* 
F'.Iiareth  Wilhlto  and  Mr*.  Charier 
ll-'»y  of  Fprlncfleld  and  Mra.  Ber- 
: '.a  Stephens  of  Rruner.  Okla.:  ore 
»on.  Kaster  Bear  of  Springfield. 
and  two  »;*ter».  Mra.  Anna  Sencen- 
•  v  cf  Ivn.linir.  Ta  .  and  Mr*.  Sarah 
l>!!'.on  of  Newton.  Kan.  Burial 
w.ll  be  In  Ea*tlawn  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  the  Herman  Loh- 
mcyer    funeral    home. 


MRS.  RENA  SAWYER 
Mrs.    Rena    Sawyer,    60.    of    9»< 
West   Calhoun   etreet.  died  at   1:10 
,  o'clock    yc*terday    afternoon    in    « 
|  iiospltnl   her*  following  a  long   111- 
v.ess.    She  Is  survived  by  one  daugh- 
ter.   Mr*.    Robert    Smith   of   Sprlng- 
r-.-ld:    two   stepsons.    F.   R.   Sawyer 
of   Hernia nsvllle.    Ml**.,   and   Jame* 
F.   Sawyer   of  Sprlnpfield.  and   two 
hterdaufttiter*.  Mr*.  C.  A.  Bo*ley  of 
t*-«.    home    address    and    Mr*.    Mar- 
K.iret  John.  Uuavolls,  Ore.     Funernl 
1  service*    will    be    conducted   at   2:30 
,»    ',<.k    tomorrow    afternoon   at   the 
;\  :•„     ".'    1  .  !iiisc>  er     funeral     home. 
w;th    the    Reverend    Wiles   offlclat- 
'ne.  and   burial  will  be  In  the  Con- 
federate   cemetery    here. 


W.  H.  HUCKABY 
W.  H  Huckaby.  64.  died  at  3 
ocl.>t'k  >  eatcrday  morning  at  the 
home  of  his  -brother.  Thomas 
Huckaby.  route  I.  Sprlnrfleld.  He 
.»  »ur\  Ived  by  three  Bisters.  Mr*. 
■  Sid  t'rabtrce  of  Morgan.  Mo..  Mr*. 
Ike  Jone*  of  Bmlttle.  Mo.  and  Miss 
\'>ll!»  M'lckaby  of  Competition. 
V  ..•  I  :'  ■•^•,  '.-•.  >■'  !:>r  -i  Thomas 
Huck.il')'       of       Springfield,       John 

Huckaby  of  Omaha,  Ktbr,  and  Roy 
Huckaby  of  Mountain  Horn*,  Ark. 
Funeral  services  will  be  conducted 
at  I  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
W.  I*  Warn*  mortuary,-  with— tbr 
Reverend  Mr*.  W.  S.  Bennett  of- 
ficiating. Interment  will  be  to 
Eaetlawn   cemetery. 


! 


Mr.  and  Mr*.  Herbert  fr  BrMe**, 
*CS  South  Newton  arena*,  an- 
nounce the  birth  of  a  seven  and 
one-fourth  pound  dau*ht*r  on  Ko- 
j  vernber  I*  at  their  home.  f»h*  baa 
twn  named   pTtta  Mae   Ke-rlet. 


P.  N.  BUCHANAN 
Funeral  ecrvlce*  for  P.  N.  Buch- 
anan wer*  conducted  Friday  attar- 
noon  at  the  family  honv*.  J601  North 
National  avenue,  by  the  Reverend 
M.    F.    Cowden.  Burial    was    In 

Oreenlawn  cemetery.  Survivors  are 
the  widow,  Mrs.  Bettle  Buchanan, 
two  son*.  B.  II.  Ruohannn  of  Hous- 
ton, Tex.,  and  Uriel  Buchanan  of 
Chicago:  and  two  daughters,  Mrs. 
H.  G.  Waller  of  Amarlllo.  Tex.,  and 
Mrs  K.  C  Flynn  of  Washington,  i 
D.   C. 

MRS.  FLORA- TAVUO R        H 

Funeral  service*  for  Mrs.  Flora 
Taylor,  7».  who  died  Sunday  In  De- 
troit, will  b*  held  at  1:10  o'clock  this 
afternoon  at  th*  Assembly  of  God 
church  at  Campbell  avenue  and  Cal- 
houn street,  with  burial  to  Memor- 
ial Park  cemetery '  under  direction 
lot  th*  Kllngner  Funeral  home. 

MISS  MILDRED  BURROUGHS  < 
Funeral  service*  for  Mis*  Mildred  | 
Sue  Burroughs,  Jr.  who  died  Wed- 
nesday In  Fort  Smith,  Ark.,  will  be 
held  at  S  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  I 
the  Kllngner  Funeral  horn*  with  . 
burial  In  Greenlawn  cemetery. 


1151 


GEORGE  EVANS 
Funeral  aervlcea  for  Qeorf* 
Evnna.  SS.  who  died  Friday  eve- 
ning at  the  horn*  of  hla  mother. 
Mra.  Sam  Cahlll.  6S5  West  Walnut 
street,  will  he  held  nt  10  o'clock  this 
mornlna-  at  th»  Ptarna  mortuarv 
with  hurlal  In  tha  cemetery  at  ■ 
Greenfield.  Mo.  i 


S3 


SFW 


MARRIAQK  UCINSBt 
-  Fleet  C;  Holloway.  S&,  RprlnaOaM. 
and  Anna  Jo  m«rl«y.  tl.  Sedallaj 
Raymond  Trlaaall.  tt.  ami  Jeaaia 
Rrookahtra,  It.  N>th  of  RnclnafleWl 
leaao  Kama,  *1  and  With  WW. 
ST.  both  of  SpriiurftoMr  Olann  Ratt« 
dall.  J4.  and  Manruertta  Coehran. 
if.  both  of  flprlnrfleld:  Merrill  aV 
Flnler.  »*.  SnrlnrfleWt.  nnd  Jean* 
j  Ajrnea  Mitchell,  tl.  Kanaaa  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.  Huckabydied.** 

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. 

Deeertum  la  charged  by  Ira  J  8wln- 
cle  111  a  divorce  action  filed  yesterday 
Agalnat  Jean  8wingte.  The  case  la 
docketed  for  the  January  term  of  cir- 
cuit court. 

Mar;or:e  L  Webber  filed  a  d'.vorce 
suit  aval  nut  Troy  A.  Webber,  alleging 
:r.rli*r.:tie» 


CMOS  §F  THANKS. 


•IOOS-Wi  wiah  to  UflUtk  our  manjr  , 
frtanda.  De  Bur*.  RaV*  Wood  and  U* 
Tracaioa  eampany  far  thetr  aaiiatanc*. 
Dotal  offering*  and  aycnpalhr  aapr*»*«d 
darta*  Um  Iltneee  and  death  of  our 
dear  aila  and  mother.  Mra.  Btrdin  V. 
Rial*. 

'  ALVta    J     RIOOS.    (hatband) 
ROY     JUOOH 
BASIL    RIOOR. 
80MB CAM    RlGOS. 

.srni    RiooH. 

MRU     ROY    I)     ADAM.* 


»53 


W.  H.  HUCKABT. 

Funeral  service*  tor  W.  &  Hucka* 
by.  M.  erh©  died  aaturday  marnuig 
st  0  o'clock  at  the  tMMnt  of  a  Brother, 
Thomas   Huckaby,    Route  9,  Bptlnf- 
field,   will  be  held  ktl  p.  m.  today 
st  the  Stun*  mortuary.     Burial  will 
be  In  KMt  Lawn  cemetery.     Rev.  W. 
3.  Bennett  will  officiate.     He  U  sur- 
:  v.vert  by  three  sister*.  Mrs.  O.  Crab- 
tree    of    Morgan.    Mo:      M1m     Mollle 
,  Muck* by    of    the   home  address,  and 
!  Mre.    Ik*   Jonea;    by    threa    brother*. 
,  Thomas     Huck*by.     Route    3;     John 
i  Muckaby    of    Omaha.    Neb ,   and    Itajr 
>  Hue  lab  y  of  Mountain  Home.  Ark. 


INFANT  SPENCER. 

Funeral  service*  were  held  at  2  p. 
m     yesterday   for   the   Infant  aon   of 

■  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  H.  Spencer  of  813 
South  Fort  avenue,  who  died  Satur- 
day noon.  Burial  wae  In  Maple  Park 
cemetery   under  direction  of  the  Al- 

j  ma   LobmeyerxFuneral    home. 

^*>    MRS.  RFNA   SAWYER. 
Mr."     Mr i ib   Sawyer.   60   years  old,  of 
,909  West  Calhoun  street,  died  at  1:10 
p.    m.    yesterday    In    a    local    hospital 
n.'fr-x-irp  a  lingering    UlneaaT    She  1* 
survived    by   a  daughter.  Mrs.  Robert 
.-in..-!,    of    Springfield;    two  step-hons.  I 
P.    R.    Sawyer    of    llennanvllle.    Miss..  J 
and  James  Sawyer  of   Springfield;    by  | 
two  step-daughter*.   Mr-     C.   A    Bcas-  i 
ley    of    the    home    and    Mrs     Msrgarri 
Jctxz..    of    Oregon.       Funeral    services 
will  be  held  at  i  30  p    ni.  Monday  at 
the    Herman     H      I.ohmeyer    Funeral 
h'»rr.e  v.'U   burtnl   In  the    Confederate 
c::..-»r>. 

MRS.    FLORA    TAYLOR. 

!      Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Flora  Toy-  j 

!>•:.    7V>.    who  dlrd    8u.  day    In    Detroit., 

!  l>o  held  lit  1  ;«J  p  in.  today  at 
the  Assembly  of  Ood  church.  Cal- 
houn street  sod 
with  burial  An  U 
tery  under  direction,  of  the  KJtngner 
Funeral  home.  '  .  ■'    ■ 

11188  MILDRED  ntWROVOHS. 
runeral  service*  >  for  Misa  Mildred 
Sue  Burroughs,  aa,  who  died  Wednee- 
day  at  her  home  In  Port  Smith.  Ark* 
will  be  held  at  S  p.  m  today  at  the 
K'lngner  Funeral  .home.  Burial  will 
I  be  in  Qreenlawn  cemetery. 


GEQROE  M.  BEAR. 

Funeral  service*  for  Qeorge  M. 
Bear.  70  years  old.  who  died  Saturday 
morning  at  hi*  home.  620  South  New 
street,  following  a  lingering  Illness, 
will  be  held  at  3:30  p.  m.  today  at 
the  home  of  a  daughter  Mre.  Albert 
Gammon,  022  Pickwick  arenue.  Buri- 
al will  be  In  East  Lawr  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  the  Herman  H.  Ix>h- 
rreyer  Funeral  home  Mr.  Bear  i»  mr. 
vtvrd  by  hie  mother.  Mrs.  Anna  Bear 
of  Rending.  Pa.;  by  four  daughters. 
Mre  Albert  Gammon;  Mrs.  ElimbPtO 
Wllhlte.  Mrs.  Charles  Helvy.  Miss 
Faster  Bear,  of  Springfield,  and  Mrs 
Rr-:Im  Stevens,  Bruner.  Okln  .  bv  two 
^:.-:er«-.  Mr«.  Annu  Scmcrcy  of  Reod- 
•  i.t  Pn  .  nnrt  Mrs  Surah  Dltton  of 
Hew   uii.   Klill.  ' 


OE0RGB  EVANS. 
Funeral  service*  for  Oeorge  Evan*. 
33.  who  died  at  «:45  o'clock  Friday 
evening  at  the  home  of  his  mother. . 
Mr*.  Sam  Cohlll.  533  West  Walnut 
Mrect,  following  a  lingering  Illness^ 
will  be  held  at  10  a.  m.  tomorrow 
morning  at  the  8tame  mortuary. 
Burial  will  be  made   at  Oreenflcld. 


:,i;     ^LICENSED  TO  WED.  *" 

Marriage  license*  were  issued  yee- 
IrriSay   at   the  off.ee  of  Jack  W.  Mc- 
Ivic.    recorder  of   deeds,     as     follows. 
Itiymond      TrlMCll,     30.     and     Jesse  i 
Brookshlre.   32,   both    of  Springfield;  i 

i 

Isaac  Kerns.  63,  Foster.  Mo.  and 
Edith  Wirt.  67.  Springfield:  Merrill  8. 
Fiiilcy.  U.">.  Spr::.g.".r]d.  and  Jrar.c 
Airus  Mitchell.  21.  Kansas  City:  Olenn 
Randall.  7i.  and  Marguerite  Cochran, 
19.  both  of  Springfield. 

The  first  named  couple  were  mar- 
ried by  Itev.  E.  C.  Sechlcr.  pastor  of 
Central  Chrlsili.ii  church  and  the 
second  couple  by  Rev.  Thomas  H. 
Wile*,  pastor  or  the  Grant  Avenue 
Baptist  church.  The  ceremonies  were 
pn:-.>:mrd  at  the  recorder's  office. 


mini   <mv  *rr*KE 

TO    Mil*    l"»    i***«  **> 

M-      *  ■ '.     M"      M      A      f!^r*k'  W« 

Wi«'.    \.<:*\n    *•-•«*'..    a'-"''-'-"  '■•'•* 

e-fa/.:i.ei.i   of    tl.e:r    Caug.'.te;  Ac- 1 

lien*,   to   G«ne   P    Oehlnerg  «*«  CM- 

C40     III      The    wedding     will  take 
p^c«  m  January. 


II5M 


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.** 


N.    M.    BLOOMER 


'   MRS.  RENA  8AWYER 

Fum  :.•»"•'  ■MrvU-r*  will  lis  con- 
!«tmno  ht  '..&  uVlork  this  after- 
'  n«vn  hi  the  Human  tahmeyer 
'  fun»ral  home  Ii.r  Mm.  Rena  S&w- 
•>«r.  •.<>.  i.l  '.»>«  Wri't  Calhoun  street. 
«':••  iIim!  }*.iti>rd.-iy  in  n  hospital 
i.«l«  :«>i.i>\\:ng  a  brief  illness. 
1  l<-ir:.i!  will  t-e  IP  "<e  i>nfeii*rate 
■■■  pv  i.ere. 


T'ir.'rul 

,«  jr'-.l    at 

IiOJ(*r*l  ...- 


•»rvic«*!<  will  I  • 
Kr,'l''r  *-*- rii*- 1 •- *  •' 
at    2    f.'clocn    Ifl.Si 

'..  ,m.  niooniT    <; 


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PATTON  INFANT 
The  inlant  son  of  Mr.  an-l  Mr*.  L. 
l>  I'alton.  730  College  at  reel,  died 
..•  A.Z'i  o'clock  yesterday  m  or  nine 
ir.  i>  I  '.«[.it:il  lif-rr.  Fun^nl  s>rv- 
Sc»-a  will  l.*-  conducted  at  fc:3u 
ocl'.'lc  »t.i«  morning  at  tlie  ^tarn>- 
1  v.;  •  i  •  ".       •■••(.    I)iii  ia!    ;  r,»1' i  »•!••    in 

».-■•'■    •  '•"".'  'try. 


di»d  l*r..lsy  r:;»:t    .t  in-  '••».•    •'•-'- 
'.v.. f-iii    Main   uvefi'-ie    afvr    a    S-r'.«-: 

illness.  He  is  survived  by  his  wife, 
three  children,  two  brother*  and 
two  sisters.  The  Iteverend  Crocker 
of  Rojrersvlll*  will  officiate,  and 
l><irinl  will  he  under  direction,  of  the 
1  Itw  tsvlile    Undertaking    company. 

49  .  — — 

ENGAGEMENT  ANNUNCEO 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.  A.  Speak.  MS 
West  Webnter  atreet,  announce  the 
engagement  of  their  daughter  Amy 
Irene",  to  Mr.  Gene  P.  Oehlbert;.  of 
Chicago.  The  wedding;  will  taka 
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:  Pies  Crafton  and  Miss  Verna  Evans  were  married  in  Oregon  county.** 

Mrs.  Ella  Stark  died.** 


KRAT.ftT  T.  noMiMi: 
Km  eat  Theodore  Boahme.  M  I*—H 
o:«t.  retired  larroer.  died  *hle  morning  I 
a«   his  home  In  Kalr  Orovr.  Mo.,  lol- 
lowing    a   lingerli.R    lilneaa.      Funeral , 
eerrtcee  Will  be  held  at  a  P-  »>;J"ed'  I 
ne-day  at  Fair  Orove  with  burlml  in  1 
Baeavllle  cemetery  naar   there  under, 
direction  ol  tot  ltllugner     Funeral! 
iicaoe      Ht  U  eurvlved   by   bla   *»«*• 
•u    eone.    Cbarlee   Boehme    ol    Fall) 
'•rote;  John  and  Id  Boehma  oC  Ol- 
raralt.  Kan.:   Henry     of     Vancouver; 
Attentat  Boebrat  ol   |»iu*motit.  Ken .; 
Btrre  Boehme  ol  TuUa.  Okla  :  Mid  by  • 
five    tlntighters     Mrs     l.tW*     Rehmert.  . 
Oelrtch.  B.  D;    Mre.  L.«.e  Junn ■   ol 
Conw«y.  Mo ;  Mrs.  Matilda  Trantham  , 
of  Sprint, mid;  Mr.  Auna  Llgbtcap  of  . 

Tulaa.   OUa     ami   by    3»    grandcbll- , 
dren  and  one  great-grandchr.d.. 


riaitfca]  by  Waawan, 

Ore* an  roi.nty  has  only  on.:  woman 
;t..!i,f  of  the  peace  and  aba  haa  Just 
sent  in  liar  I uat  report  ol  a  marrlafe 
trrrrnony  parfonnad. 

Mrs  Ionia  L  Oabouro  of  Thomas- 
it  He  a  as  electa*  lor  the  oil  tea  at  Uie 
reirrt  elertron  and  baa  VOBgjon  Ttc- 
«w<J  ss  the  inaJ-n»rut  womao  JiUillce. 
I  rr  f:rst  sit  heniK  to  perform  the 
itrvapiv  maktr.*-  Plea  Crafton  and 
•  Mia*  Verna  'vans  man  and  wife  at 
Tbomaavllle. 

I-Tbe  young  couple.  Crafton  1»  »nd 
Hiaa  «raaa  M.  aPFHad  lor  a  Uoanaa. 
but  they  could  not  ba  married  with- 
out the  regular  parental  couaent  lor 
.  nlnora.  and  tbU  hHd  to  b«  flten  by 
I  the  lether  ol  Crafton.  who  bed  not 
!  thought  ol  th  .  angle,  the  bride  hav- 
I  log  the  cortarnt  ol  bet  l»U»er.  J.  w. 

!  rrana.  *hen  thry  »ppll«l  lor  the  11- 

-  ■  -  ■  ■";.  -  -  •■  '•■  • 

reus*. 


1155 


1 — Itinera!    s*nrtr*a    lor    Mr*. Rim 


iBaajrr.    60.     of     W«     Weal    Calhoun 
!  street,  who  died  Saturday  In  a  ho*- 

piul   her*   following   a    brief   lllneM.  • 
,  »»r»  lirld  at   3  JO  p    m    today  at   the 

Herman  II.  l«»hme\er  Funrral  Iminr 
'  Burial  *»•  tu  th,e  Confederate  cemr:« 
•  er*  her* 


1/  ..  - ...  -'— ■■ IHtikJtT  -  PAT?  fOV. — ~r» 
i     Fuimtl  service*  for  th*  mraut 
1  of  Mr.  and  Mra.  I..  D  Peyton.  786  Ool 

l»(j*  allffl  »h<>  'lied  nt  4  SO  itVlnvk 
'  yraterday  moiiiins  In  u  hoapltal  here. 
1  wet*  held  at  •  3o  ft.  m.  today  fti  the 


BUrne  mortusry. 
Lawii  cemetery 


Bun* I  t.  •«  In  Kftftt 


'V  M.  Bl.ooMI  K 
fui.iial  »efvne»  Ivr  N  M.  BWlM  i . 
4."..  who  «lt«<l  Friday  Itl^lit  »t  Ills 
luNne.  U.*J  North  Maui  uirr.ur.  alter 
•  hitcf  llluraa.  were  held  at.  J  ».  in. 
today  ftt  the  Roller  cemetery  nc-: 
Rogersvtue. 


i 


38 

5ol-I 


Mr*.  Mart*.  Me*. 
ly  of  Un.  Ella  Oturh.  W 
!  year*  vld.  grandmother  of  Pauline 
'  Btftrk.  f.moue  a  tar  of  the  movie*,  waa 
1  brought  a  few  day*  ago  from  Banta 
!  Boaa.  Cal ..  to  the  aired  ffomiu't  horn* 
i  at  Thayer  lor  burial. 

Mrs.  bum  died  at  the  home  of  ft 
I  daughter.  Mr-  Roy  Morgan,  lu  Santa 
Ro«*  mi  Thanksgiving   Day. 
I      Mrs.  BUrk  «u  th»>  mother  of  Mr*. 
iHlghfUl,  wife  o€  W.  J.  WghflU.  cftfth- 
1  l«r    of    th*    People's    But©    bank    at 
Thayer  .and  iaJao  of  Mm.  OUIe  C.  Und- 
ue of  Alton,  superintendent  of  pub- 
Uo  school*  of  Oregon  county. 

Although  Mrs.  Stark  Uvstt  In  th* 
Oaark*  In  Oregon  county  for  a  num- 
ber of  year*.  It  was  not  generally 
known  that  ah*  waa  the  grandmother 
of  the  noted  movla  actr***.  On*  waa 
a  Virginia  woman,  having  been  bovn 
June  22.  16M.  of  an  old  Virginia  fata* 
lly.  In  Alexandria.  Va ,  on  th*  bank* 
of  the  Potomac  and  In  th*  shadow  of 
th*  national  capltol.  Her  father  was 
Oeorgo  Langley.  an  attorney  of  Alex- 
andria.  Bh*  was  married  in  Virginia 
in  1873  to  M.  L.  Burk  of  Brook* 
field.  Va. 

Mra.  Stark's  husband  wa*  a  direct 
deacrudant  of  General  John  8urk, 
sagacious  commander  of  Revolution- 
ary war  fame,  which  also  makes  the 
movl*  actress  a  direct  descendant  of 
that  iioted  commander. 


TUESDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  6, 1927--DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  license:  George  Inglish,  38,  of  Pryor,  Okla.,  and  Gertrude  Gift,  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.** 


!V    MVMPRtAM 
In    »*J    i-  i    J.  *i-g    m#rr    r)'    «*(  our    o>ar 
Sauaihlrr.     Kn!ihi      l.dith      Vt  right,      fah-i 
ftrannl    lh.«    lif«>    on*    x*ar    •»>>    lojay, 
l^rrwitrvr  • . 
Frvoi    ih#  Ui.l   <  f    p»m    »r..|   ••  -r.-w. 

*T«Tai  had  at  W*  *U  «<W  \  pp 
Ok*  ftaa  takta  our  tfrar  wit.        ,  ..  ._  ^ 

T»   vrt»n»   lie  kaew    »as    r*at- 
N»  **a  kaewa  bow  much  *•  m*»»  kar. 

K*  **•  kaow*  Q»  ahter  pale 
Bias*  we  test  ear  sear  •****(•*     ..  ^ 

Ufa  aaa  mw  **•*  «k*  ass**. 

Ba*b/  ilmJ  \>t  f«th«r.   »oU>«r   brother. 
aim  and  anal. 


~CJA1U»-  Or  THANKS 

W«  ttMi  *o  npixt  our  thanks  to  our 
■*»•»  friaadk.  Dr.  Iturk.  Rnrrrnd  Wood. 
•ad  Uka  SftrinafHrM  Traction  rooipanjr 
far  Iftwlr  aaaiatanrr.  floral  offrrinra  and 
rrnpatlu  nprmnl  itjrin*  thr  illnra*  and 
itialft  or  mi  Jrax  *>(<  ai.J  mothar.  Un 
Bti^i*  V.    Ricr* 

At. VIS    J.    BU.liS    (ho..l.«nJI 

«AV    Kli.i.> 

PASII.    Kli'.i.S 

SKTH     KK.CS 

SUN  REAM     Hli.C.I 
MRS.    RAY    U     AI'AMJ 


l.5t> 


DEATHS 


MRS,  ALICE  SHADE 

Mr*.  Alice  A.  Shade,  «T.  died  at 
11  o'clock  yaaterday  moraine;  at 
hec  home  three  miles  vest  of  Fair 

,'  Grove."  "She  ts  survived  by  .two 
son«.  J  O.  Shade  of  Joplln  and 
'  II  **ha  !e  of  Fair  Orove:  one 
J.«u*:t!.-r.  Mis*  Miry  FlinJe  »>f  Fair 
<:rov«;  three  »:*ters.  Mr*.  K.  P. 
H^rer*  of   Akron.   Ohio.  Mr*.   Zona 

,  L*ivt>  of  Pleasant  Ri 

I  Mr*.   Rv»    Prater 
two.  brother*.  Jack  H 
Orove  and  It  CrTTodtew 


•rat 

nv 

Il'nlon  Grove  Church.  10  mile*  north 

•  of  her*. .  and  burial  will  be  In  the 
cemetery  there  under  the  direction 

,  of  the  Xllruroee  funeral  noma 

i  &  '■■**.: — 

ERNEST  T.  BOEHME  _ 
i     Funeral    seniors   tut   Ernest     T. 
IWIiiikv     i\t.     years     old,     retired 
f.iruier   who  "died?-  yesterday   morn- 
ing at  hi*  In. roe  in  Fair  Grove,  Mo* 
.'...l.m.tur    *    liiiK«rlinr    nine**,    arHl 
«•••  hrld  nt  2  o'clock  tomorrow  aft- 
u«t>ii  ut  r.itr  Orove  with  burial  In 
It4*«vill*  ceroetrrjf  m-ar  Fair  Urove 
:tiJrr  d!Tertie»*i  of  ihe  Kllns^nerKu- 
.aerelhome.     IU  U  «W*«raingj 
'  widow;    by    aia    aona,    CtwHiATw 
,  Fair  Orove.  John  and  Kd.  ot  OHerle,  , 
,  Kan,  Henry,  ot  Vancouver.  AttfuM. 
',  i4     Piedmont,     Kan,    and     8teve 

•  Hoehme.  ot  Tvlaa.  Okla,  and  by  jfJva 
idauRbtrre.  Mr*.  Lury  Rehmart.  at 


iVIrlrh 


S.  T»,  Mra.  Mxale  Jump,  of 
Mo.,   aire.  Matilda  Trant- 
of     Sprj«afiel>l.*r  Mra.     Anna 
,M>.  of  Offorlr.  Kan.,  and  Mra 
ll.ti,    of    Tulsa,    and    by 


.ant 

I'..ah:< 

,Yetta 

\.  itwUMldren  *nd  one  p-eat  Rrana- 


3? 


rottlld. 





REVEAL  SECRET  WEDDlflfr 
OF  YOUNG  COUPLE  HERE 

.  Tne  aeorat  marrlag*  of  Lnwranc* 
E.  Hoorar.  of  Sprlnxflald.  and  Mia* 
Clyde  Johnson,  of  Aurora.  Novem- 
ber if  wae  „  announced  yesterday, 
and  came  aa  a  aurprlae  even  to 
their  parent*  and  faroUle*.  aa  well 
aa  well  aa  to  their  friend*.    ' 

The  bride  la  the  daughter  of  Mr. 
and  Mr*.  Arthur  "ohnson,  of  Aurora, 
and  the  bridegroom  la  the  aon  of  Mr. 
and   Mra.  J.   K.  Hoover  of  Monett. 
He   la  employed  In     the  Weat  Side 
Frlxro  Coach  ahops  here. 
They   were   married  at   the  home 
j  ot  Mra.  F.  C.  Bafby.  (17  Eaat  Mon- 
roe etreet,  by  the  Reverend  James 
j  E.   Meeker,   pastor  of  the   St.  Luke 
j  Methodist  church,  who  for  the  paat 
year  had  been  a  roommate  of  the 
rronm.     Mrs.  Dagby  and  Mra.  Mm* 
nle  Quiajley  were  wltneaara. 

♦The  couple  wilt  make  their  home 
In  this  city  after  Chrlstmnn.  The 
t  rl<le  ha"  h«en  llvinR  with  her  par- 
ents since  the  weddlnc. 


.    — ,      .        — 

CARD  OF  1HANK3 

.  We  wWk  te  sapeess  ear  thaaks  t*  Rsv* 
mM  A    n    W«r*  *n«  smbv  friends  far 
their      beautiful      fWrtJ     offeelnes      and 
itky  •»ror»»ed  at  the  death  ot  ear 
t-  wife  aad  aaaUMv.  . 
MR   FRAHK  TAYLOR    (Hesbaad, 
MR.  AND  MRS.  WM.  MACURA 
MRS  HARRY  WAkTSRS 
MR     AM'   MRS     It.    »:     WHF.LAX 
<m<Mwwwwwm<wwww<wwM>wiwieeee^e» 


0381444 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  6, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  There  is  an  article  about  Dr.  J.  M.  Billings.** 

Page  4:  Mrs.  Ida  Davidson  Adams,  45,  wife  of  Ed  Adams  a  farmer  of  Howell  county, 
committed  suicide  yesterday  at  her  home  east  of  West  Plains. 

Page  12:  James  F.  Rodgers  sues  to  divorce  Jewell  Rodgers. 
Margaret  Evelyn  Riggs  died.** 
Ernest  T.  Boehme  died.** 
Mrs.  Alice  A.  Shade  died.** 
Mrs.  Maggie  Thomas  died.** 
Mrs.  Frances  Blair  died.** 
Mrs.  Luella  Riley  died.** 

Mr.  Laurence  Hoover  and  Miss  Clyde  Johnson  were  married  November  19  at  the 
home  of  Mrs.  F.  C.  Bagby,  537  East  Monroe  street.  The  bride  is  the  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 

Arthur  Johnson  of  Aurora.  The  groom  is  the  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  E.  Hoover  of  Monett    He 
is  a  carpenter  in  Springfield. 

Marriage  license:  George  Inglish,  38,  of  Pryor,  Okla.,  and  Gertrude  Clift  37  of 
Springfield.  SJ,'UI 

Page  14:  Card  of  thanks.**  FAMILY  HISTORY  LIBRARY 

I  \  57  35  NORTH  WEST  TEMPLE 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH  84150 


,1.1,    il    iB 


83-Year-01dEi^^     _ 
r  SiirgeonStm  Serves 

Dr.  Billings  of  Lebanon  Has  Devoted  Half  of  Life  to  Tend- 
ing Frisco  Employes — Recently  Joined  Wife 
Celebrating  60th  Anniversary.. 


For   forty-one  of   hla     eighty-three ' 
'  years  has   Dr.  J.  M.    Billing*  been   a 
i  I»rlsco  local  surgeon  ni  Lebanon.  Mo., 
'nod  the  winter  of  1027-1038  finds  him 
: »    kindly    philosopher,    tenderly   cher- 
i  ishlng  the  memory  of  the  celebration 
by   him   and   his  wife  of  their     six- 
tieth   wedding     anniversary     recently 
j  and  wondering  if  there  are  any  other 
surgeons  who  have  served  the   Frisco 
1  as  long  as  he.  . 

Doctor  Billings  was  residing  at  Le-  I 
'  banon  when  he  received  his  appoint-  I 
merit  as  local  surgeon  for  the  Frisco  ; 
in   1860.     He  has  bcld  this  position  at 
Lebanon  ever  since,  and   Is  In  active 
practice  In  town  and.  as  he  says,  "rid- 
ing o'er  the  hills  of  tha  Ozarks." 

As  he  recalls  It  Dr.  John  Mcln- 
tlre  was  chief  surgeon  for  the  Frisco 
at  that  time.  "Following  him  was 
that  splendid  man  and  surgeon.  Doc- 
tor Lutz."  aald  Doctor  Billings.  "Then 

'  that     quiet,     unas.umlng     man.     Dr. 

I  Cole,  whom  we  all  admired  and  lov- 

j  ed.  and  now  the  present  chief.  Dr. 
Woolasy.  another  prince  of  a  fellow, 
with  hla  pleasant  smile  and  hearty 
handshake. 

"During  these  forty-one  years  of 
aervlce.  many  change  and  Improve- 
ment! have  been  made,  both  in  road 

I  «fi4  fSHifima&t,  &2ffl  ft  fffiftU  Ifift4  $9. 
one  of  the  large  syitem  of  the  United 
States. 


lew  Burgeon*  In  Early  Day*. 

"In  the  early  days  there  were  but 

few  surgeon*  appointed.    My  recollec- 

I  tlon  la  that  there  were  only  two, be- 

|  tween  St.  Louis  and  Springfield. 
I      Now  there  art  hundreds  on  the  *y»- 
i  tem.   and    all    together   they    make   a 
|  splendid   bunch   of  doctors,  qualified 
and  willing  to  go  any  time  to  minu- 
ter   to   the   sick    and   Injured    to   tbe 
best  of  their  ability. 

"The  Frisco  Medical  association  waa 
organized  several  years  ago  while  Dr. 
Cole  was  chief  at  Springfield  and  be 
waa  tbe  first  president.  It  waa  my 
pleasure  to  be  one  of  tbe  charter 
member*  of  that  organisation  and  I 
have  missed  but  two  meeting*  since 
It  wae  organized. 

"Formerly  we  had  poor  equipment 


for  taking  care  of  tbe  Injured.  Now 
we  have  a  splendid  system  of  hos- 
pitals, well  equipped,  where  every- 
thing can  be  done  that  human  aklil 
can  accomplish. 

"We  ooctors  do  not  have  so  much 
to  do  now  as  formerly,  owing  to  the 
Improvement  In  tha  road  equipment 

and  careful     management,     of     train  | 

crews  and  danger  signals 

Wrecks   weie   frequei.i    then,     now 

they   are   but    few.     All    praise    to   the 

safety  Itrt-l  mo\emrnt  which  Is  saving  , 

many  l.vrs.    This  may  hr  hard  oa  the  • 

doctor's    pocket    book    l>ut    lilc    Is   of  . 

more   tabic  than   money.     Keep   the  j 

good  work  going. 

"Many  of  our     former     co-worker*  ; 

have  laid  down   the  scalpel   and  saw  ; 

and  gone  to  their  reward  In   the  Be- 
i  jond.     Win   we  prollt  by   their  labors 

in  this  work  for  humanity  " 
i  \eteran   In  Service. 

Doctor    Millings   said    that    If    there  ' 
I  are    any    Frisco    doctors    that    have  ' 
i  served  the  rsllroa-*  as  long  as  he.  be 
|  would  like  to  hear  from  them, 
j      Doctor  Billing*  was  born   near   In- 
j  dlannpo'l*.   Ind.,   March   2.    1844.     He 

moved    to   Flora.    111.,  when   a   young 

man.     He  waa  married  to  Miss  Juliet 

N.  Bowman,  of  Flora,  daughter  of  Dr. 

j  J.  Bowman,  of  Flora.  October  23.  1887. 

!  To   the   couple   were  born    three   sons. 


J  only    out.    A.    F.    Billings,    of    Enid. 

'  Ok  la  ,  living.  One  died  in  Infancy 
and  the  other.  Roy  F.  Billings.  In 
middle  life.  Tbe  couple  have  three 
grandchildren,  residing  In  St.  Louis. 
Doctor  Billings  was  graduated  from 
the  Miami, Medical  College,  now  Cin- 
cinnati University,  in  1873  He  began 
:o  practice  mcctl^ifte  at  Clay  City.  III.. 
shortly  after  his  graduation  and  In 
1881  moved  to  Lebanon  where  he  ha* 

practiced  ever  since. 

Mrs.  Billings  was  born  at  Wheeling. 

West     Vlrgh^la^    and     j*     elghty-two 

Uatltfr  t 


nW 


M.IROAIUT  RIOUH. 

Funcrol  service  i  were  held  this  aft- 
ernoon for  .Ja  aret  Evelyn  RiKgs.  In- 
fant daughter  o.  Mr.  and  Mm.  Beth 
lligb'v  7J8  Prospect  rvenue.  who  died 
thin  morning.  Burial  wan  In  Oreen- 
lawn  cemetery  under  direction  of  the 
Klingner  funeral    home. 


MRS.   M.llitUK  THOMAS. 

Mi*  Miiccif  Thomas.  46  years  old. 
•lied  thi!«  morning  at  lur  home.  1515 
Farmer  avenue,  ft  Howine.  a  brief  III- 
:.''-j«  SI. i-  i-  s'ir\  i  <rt  liv  lur  h'l.-b.uid. 
S  Waiter  Thiinin*  u:.n  iwo  mum.  Ku- 
!.»'?«!  arrniigcint  nta  we  Incomplete, 
hut  inirlal  will  he  In  Oreenhiwn  ceme- 
•irv  tii.drr  direction  of  Use  Klingner 
Fi.  •::«:   l.-.i:..' 


I 


I  KM>  I    C.  ItOMI.ML. 

funeral  services  for  Ernest  T. 
Boehme.  '0  years  old.  retired  farmer, 
who  died  yesterday  morning  i  his 
home  In  Fair  Ciri!V«\  Mo.,  will  be 
iiclrt  at  2  .  in.  tomorrow  at  Fair 
Uroyc.  Hur;nl  will  he  In  Bassvillc 
ceir.crir.  i.,-,,r  there,  uiir'er  direction 
of  the 'Klingner  funeral  home. 


i 


AI.KK  .%.  SHADE 
Funeral   vrvu-rs   will    he   held   a 
au  'm,-   tomorrow    at  -  Unlets 7- 
cbutchjf  f or  Mrs-  Alice  AY  IHilMwt 
uMto^flled  *  at     II    o'clock    yesterday 
morning    at   her   home    three    mile* 
yat  of  Fair  Orora    Burial  .will  be  to. 


FA*^**    BLAIR. 

M»»      From ««    niii'i      R.'t     vimf*    oUl-^ 
'  iiiitl  nt.  8  l.i  a    m    today  Ht   tin    lion.' 
I  of  her  mm.  C.eorce  W.  Blnir.  985  North  I; 
Unwmille  n\eime.  following  a  linger-!' 
|  ing-  lllnraa.     She  ,ls  survived":  bfTEGT 

'  htMhanrt.E.  P>.  Blair;  by  three  sort*. 
II.  J  Blnir  of  Atn.  Mrjj.J  George  W, 
and  A.  D.  Blnlr  of  Springfield;  and- by  j. 

;  n  nauph.er.  Mrs.  J   M.  PUmhI  »t-J9endrj 
Orr      Fur.-Tnl    airaripemenUare   in- 1 

Irumnlfte  hm  hiitmi  »m  *.  ,..,H.r  ^    ' 

rcc'lon  of  Herman  M    Lohmryer  ril-  '•' 

neral  home.        <-.  .   .     .    .  ,'i 


the  C n loa  Prove  cemetery  -tinder  dU. 
rectlon  of  the  Kllnjtner  funeral  ndrnsT 
She   Is  survived   by  two  sons,  J.  ■  O. 
Shade  of  Jnplin    and  J.  H.   Shade  of 
Fair    Grove,    a    daughter.    Ml**    Mary 
Shade   of  Fair   Orore;    three   listen, 
Mrs.  X.  P.  Rogers  of  Akron.   Ohio; 
Mrs.   Zona    Lane;    of  Pleaaant   Hope. 
Mo.,  and  Mrs.  -Eva  Prater  of  Pprlng- 
I  field:    two  brothers.  Jack   Hodges   of 
'  F.ilr  drove  and  R.  G  Hodges  of  Hol- 
'  Us,  Okla    ni:d  two  grandchildren. 


HEHL. 


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l!."  niamaw  of  Mr  Laurer.ee 
Hoover  and  Miss  Clyde  Johnson 
which  'onk  pluce  Saturdsv.  Novem- 
ber \9^tiM  publicly  announced  last 
Sunday.  The  ceremony  was  perform- 
ed ni  itir  home  of  Mrs  F  c. 
5J7  East  Monroe.  The  Rer 
H  'liei   .if  Hf.   ImK-  My 


Bag  by. 


a  r.v\r  friend  of 
'■eren-onv. 
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*».     James  1 
h."f  i  liunli.  } 


th"  groom,  read  the 


t-.'Jd"  !»■  a  tKusT^r  of-  Mr   and 
Arthur  Johnson  .if  Aurora.,  and  ! 
i?'st!".a»ed     frrin     A-  -om    .hiqh  ! 
the   clam   of   HOT.       tBP 


in 


'i   a     in     tndiiV 

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1.1  r.l.l.X  III  LEV. 

Mrfc  Luella  Riley.  61  years  old.  wife 

■f  Prank  Mil*.,,  nf  Hullmei.  Mv..  died 

d»    the    li'iiii*"    of 

.  rii'ttiM-,    r.i2 

i  Wo«-!  r!orit!a  tir^etJifollowjiiu  a  brief  j 

IMf*.  <4tUey    IS   mii  wv<tl    Ey    Vjer    liiis- 
band.  her  son.  by  a  dautfhWiV  Mrsv* 
Mnbel  Bailey  of  East  Alton.  J1L:  two 
-MN'ei-,  Mr«    Murearrt  Jncoby  of  Snn 
Anwnio.  Tex.,  and  Mrs.  pejay  Sch^i 
of  California;  and  by  a  brother.  Rob-    ! 
Jerl  Enoch,  of  Moberly,  Mo.     Funeral  I 
\««r«K)ea  will  be  bald  w*  a  p.  saw  teas—   W 
Trow  wt  tbs  horns  of  her  son.     Burtal  1 
'will  be   In   Fa«-t   T  e.wii   remetery  U!id«*r 

(riirrciioii  (if  the  llermar  If.  Lohmeycr 
Fnnentl    h^nie. 


Mr* 

school 

cro-n.  m  the  son  of  Mr   and  Mr»~ 
Ho°Tf  -  <f  -A»o»ett^-si«  hsr--*-^ 

a  resident  of  Springfield  for  the 
M«  '••   fu.vir.i:  irradt..:trd  r-nr:i   M-.net t 
l.iKh  Mh.ool  in  i(i23.    Mr 
cn-penter  In  the  c4»e. 


ARDS-OF-THAHICeV 


OOODB— We     wl.h     u>     uuiia     our     vrmzrr  l 
kind  friend*  and  nrichbom  for  their  kind-  ! 
nass,  sgrsspsmy  sbd  h«li»  dsriac  in. 
nss.  and  death  el  curdaWler  lit 
brother,  ch.rio.  junior  o*»d 
Brother  Wood  for  ti«s  words 
and   Mr.  -  Lohmtyer  ~t 

ser-/tes  and  caelTaad  

trtbBMd  to  the  beautiful  f 

v  MR.  AND  HrS  brWl~^~~, 
■     howtU,  Vunm  and-  Rsyrflond-Oooi 
«l  Wr  Webster*- 


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1922. 


1897. 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  7, 1927--DAILY  NEWS 
Page  2:  Mrs.  Frances  Blair  died.** 
Mrs.  Leulla  Riley  died.** 
Ernest  T.  Boehme  died.** 
Mrs.  Luvina  A.  Hall  died.** 
Mrs.  Alice  A.  Shade  died.** 
Mrs.  Maggie  Thomas  died.** 
WilberC.  Stiles  died.** 
Mary  L.  Coonis  sues  to  divorce  Edward  Coonis.  They  were  married  January  22, 

Page  5:  Chester  F.  Sharp  and  Miss  Patria  Bosley  were  married.** 

Page  7:  Luetta  Perkins  sues  to  divorce  Elmer  Perkins.  They  were  married  August  8, 

Page  11:  Card  of  thanks  from  Mrs.  G.  M.  Buchanan  and  others.** 
Page  12:  Ambrose  O.  Lambert  died.** 

Ishmael  Stapp  sues  to  divorce  Doshia  Stapp.  They  were  married  February  24, 


1926. 


MRS.  FRANCES  BLAIR 
Funeral  service*  Cor  Mr*.  Francea 
RUIr.  M  year*  old.  who  died  yeater- 
■  iliy  morning  at  the  home  of  her 
son.  Oorne  W.  Blair,  »88  BoonTille 
nvenue.  will  b«  held  at  1  o'clock 
tils  afternoon  at  the  residence  with 
burial  In  Groenla./n  cemetery  under 
direction  or  the  Herman  H.  Loh- 
mryer  Funeral  home.  She  la  sur- 
vived by  the  husband,  B.  P.  Blair. 
by  three  Mnt,  George  W..  and  A.  D. 
Blair,  of  Sprlnjfleld,  and  A-  I». 
Blair,  of  Ava.  and  by  one  daughter, 
Mrs.  J.  M.  1'lland.  of  Bend.  Ore. 

MRS.    LEULLA    RILEY 

Funeral  service*  for  Mrs.  Leulla 
Riley.  «1  years  old.  wife  of  Frank 
lUley.  of  HolUsUr.  Mo.,  who  dlea 
yesterday  morning  at  the  home  or 
her  eon,  Wliiian,  L.  Thomas.  8« 
West  '"lorlda  street,  with  whom  she 
was  vUHing  whan  she  bacam*  i£  *- 
short  W  ago.  will  bT haW  •** 
o'clock:  this  afteraooa  at  the  raai- 
dence  with  burial  In  East  Lawn 
cemetery  under  direction  of  Ufa 
Uerman  H.  Lobmeyer  Funeral 
home.  She  la  survived  by  her  bus- 
band,  on©  son,  one  daughter.  Mrs. 
Mabel  Bailey,  of  East  Alton,  I1U 
by  two  sisters,  Mra  Margaret  Jaco- 
by.  of  San  Antonio.  Texas,  and  Mrs. 
Daisy  Bchley.  of  California,  and  by 
one  orother.  Robert  Enoch,  of  Mob- 
erly.  Mo. 

ERNE8T  T.  BOEHME 

Funeral    services   for    Ernest    T. 

Boehme,  SO  years  old.  retired  farmer 

who   died    Monday   at   his    home   in 

Ksir  Grove,  will  be  held  at  2  o  clock 

ibis  atternoon  at  Fair  Grove  with 

■  burial   In  Bnssvllle  cemetery    under 

|  direction    of   the    KUnger    Funeral 

home.  v; 


MRS.  LUVINA  A.  HALL 

Funeral  arrangements  are  as  yet 
incomplete  for  Mra  Luvina  A.  Hall. 
Ti  ycara  old.  who  died  at  7  o'clock 
vesterdny  evening  at  her  home,  1327 
North  Campbell  avenue,  but  burial 
will  be  In  Hazelwood  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  the  Kllngt.er  Fun- 
eral home.     She  la  survived  by  four 
daughters.  Misses  Alice  and  Bertie 
Hall  and  Mrs.  Joe  8alsman,  all  of 
Springfield,  and  Mrs.  'William  Burn- 
!  ey.    ot    Waco.    Nebr..    by    two    sons, 
|o«sle  P,   and   W.    Y.  Warren,   both 
.f   SrrlnefleM.    nr-1    by   two   sisters. 
[Mrs.     Henry     Bitderbaok,    Conway, 
land  Mrs.  Marlon  Shield*,  of  Spring- 
Held.  

•  A.  O.  LAMBERT 
Ambrose  O.  I-Ambert,  60,  Ton 
nutny  years  an  employe  of  too 
Frisco  system  here,  died  at  t  o'clock 
yesterday  morning  at  his  homo  here 
following  a  short  Illness.  He  Is  sur- 
vived by  t lie  widow,  one  dsugbter, 
Mrs-  A.  it.  Hoover,  a  son  Coy  Lam- 
bert and  a  brother.  Jim  Lambert,  or 
Burbankn,  Cal.  Funeral  service 
will  be  held  at  2:30  o'clock  Thurs- 
day afternoon  at  the  Starne  mortu- 
ary followed  by  Interment  In  Green- 
Irwn  cemtery.  The  Reverend  L.  M. 
Ha le,  pastor  or  First  Baptist  church 
will  officiate,  

WILBER  C.  STILES 

i  Funerul  arrangements  sre  aa  yet 
incomplete  for  Wllber  C.  Stiles.  21 
years  old.  of  1102  East  Centra. 
«ir-t.  who  died  at  8  o'clock  yeeter- 
<-.;■    ev-r.i:ic    but    burial    will    be   In 

11.'/.  ■•,.. !    ci  niotcry    under    direc- 

.  n't  o  Ki.ngner  Funeral  home 
i{„  .-  b.rviwd  by  two  brothers. 
Pa:,/-,  and  H.rbert.'of  Springfield, 
thr.o  stsi*rs.  Miss  Blanche  Stiles^ 
.  f  Sprlmtfield.  Miss  Kdilh  Stiles,  of 
I..S  ADK.le*.  Calif..  and  Mrs 
.1  ,r>s  Urban,  of  I»»  Angeles,  and 
one  rrand.notbcr.  Mrs.  S.  J.  Stiles. 
>f   r-pringfifiM- 


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MRS.  ALICE  A.  8HADE 
1  Funeral  service*  for  .  Mrs.  Alice 
|  A.  *.ade.  67  years  old.  who  died 
(Monday  at  her  borne  near  1-alr 
|  Grove  will  be  held  at  11  o'clock  this 
Imornlnir  at  Union  Grove  church 
,wnn  burial  In     the  cemetery  there 

ander  direction  ©t ;•  th*»IfflHi2a!  I 

Funeral  home. 

MRS.   MAGGIE  THOMAS 
Funeral  arrangement!     for  Mrs. 
aiaesle  Thomas.  46  years  ^old.  who 
dl«  il   yesterday      morning  I    at  her 
.home.  1515  Farmer  avenue,  follow- 
ing a  brief  Illness,  are  yet  Incom- 
tplete  but  burial  will  be  In  Grcen- 
|  lawn   cemetery    under   direction    of 
I  th»  Kllnsncr  Funeral  home.     She  is 
1  survived  by  her  husband.  S.  Walter 
T;. •■!:  «>.  and  ty   two  aons. 


We  wiih  to  mmptm  ov 
thank*  te  ear  suar  triitiri 
for    their    Uedaeaf  aa4   floral    offering* 
auric*  ike  eaeia  e<  ear  Jeve* 

MAS.  a  U.   BOCflAMAM. 

D.    U.    BUCHANAN. 

*o<J   Umilf, 
UK.  «od  MRS.   K.  C.  FLYNN. 
MB.  ees  MBS.  H.  G.  WALLS*. 

I 


BOSLEY. SHARP   NUPTIALS 

.-.Mr.  and   Mrs.  W.  If.   Sharp.   1301 

^.nnoke  avenue,  yealerday  received 

£  ajfioiincenieiit  of  »he  marriage 

'heir  nephew,  theater  F.  Sharp. 

nrtland.  Ore.,  to    Mia*    Patrla 

Bosley.    of    Seattle.     Wash. 

ember  1   In  Seattle.    Tl>  brlde- 

imlit  former  Sprloglleldlan. 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  7,  1927 -LEADER 
Page  5:  Ishmael  Stapp,  18,  by  his  grandfather  Isaac  Stapp  as  next  friend,  sues  to  divorce 
Doshia  Stapp. 

Page  6:  Birth  reported.** 

Ambrose  O.  Lambert  died.** 

Mrs.  Frances  Blair  died.** 

Mrs.  Leulia  Riley  died.** 

Ernest  T.  Boehme  died.** 

Mrs.  Alice  A.  Shade  died.** 

Mrs.  Luvina  A.  Hall  died.** 

WilberC.  Stiles  died.** 

Mrs.  Maggie  Thomas  died.** 

Pleasant  A.  Whitwell  divorced  Fidelia  M.  Whitwell.** 
Page  8:  J.  M.  Black  was  killed.** 
Page  9:  Mary  L.  Cooms  sues  to  divorce  Edward  Cooms. 

Louetta  Perkins  sues  to  divorce  Elmer  Perkins. 

Edith  Carr  sues  to  divorce  Frank  Carr. 
Page  12:  Mrs.  Chloe  Dishman  of  Springfield  sues  to  divorce  Ross  Dishman  of  Wichita, 
Kansas.  They  were  married  March  30,  1918. 

Page  14:  There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  Ethlyn  Shumate.** 

Page  17:  Miss  Agnes  Mitchell  and  Mr.  Merrill  Finley  were  married.** 

Chester  F.  Sharp  and  Miss  Patria  Nella  Bosley  were  married.** 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  wTP^CHiHilfSUIred.  1«0« 
North  Jefferson  avenue,  announce  the 
birth'  of  a  daughter.  Eula  May.  De- 
cember 6.  Mrs.  Alfred  formerly  was 
Miss  Wsunlta  Wllford. 


IN    LOVING    REMEMBRANCE    of    Ethlyn 
I   Shumate,  who  pawed  sway  two  year*  ago  [ 
today 
More  and  more  earh   day  we  mlu  you— 

Polk*  may  Uilnk  the  wound  U  healed. 
Dul    they   do   not    knoa    Ihr   Mdli*M 
Thai  ii  in  our  heart*  conceited. 

Darling   Ethlyn.   how   we  mlu  you— 
How  we  mlu  yaur  loving  imlle; 

But  each  ltd  dij  brjpgsjU  t>*f.r/r 
To  the  iweel  late  of  our  child. 
Sadly    mined    bv    her    mother.    Verna 

Shumate,     aud     (rnndmolher.     Miry     0. 

Marltu. 


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.    AMBROSf  a  LAMB**  J  PW  ? 

run*r»l  service*  will  be  bald  it 
3:90  p.  m.  Thursday  ;  the  Burnt 
mortuary  for  Ambrose  O.  Lambert, 
60,  for  many  years  an  emptor*  of  the 
Frisco  system  hare,  who  died  at  8 
qUocJc  yesterday  morning •»  bis 
home  here  fallowing  v  brief  lllneaa. 
The  Rev.  L.  M.  Hale,  pastor  of  the 
Flr»t  Baptist  church,  'will  officiate. 
Burial  wUI  be  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery,  j 


MRS.     FRANCES    BLAIR. 

Fuuaral  «»r v ice*  -  for  Mia.  Prwirey 
n;air,  83.  who  died  yeaterday  morning  j 
at  the  home  of  her  i  ,  George  W.  i 
Blair.  985  Boonvllle  avenue,  were  held  ! 
ut  1  p  m.  today  at  the  residence  ' 
with  burial  In  Jrecnlawn  cemetery  1 
unrtep  diiei'.lon  of  Hie — Weiiimu — IT" 
Ix>hmrjor    Funeral    home. 


MRS.    ALICE    SHADE. 

Funeral    services   for   Mm.    Alice    A 
bliade.    87.    who    died    Monday    at    her  I 

home  near  Fair  <*m  >'«*»*  **4d„4d 
11  a.  m.  today  mt  tTnloo  Oroe»  dfttgKl 

with  burial  in  Union  Grove  cemetery  ' 
under  direction  of  the  Kllngner  j 
Piineral  home. 

Killed  by  Train.'4'  ■  ■'x*$$ 
J.  M.  Blade,  a  Negro,  waa  fatally  In- 
jured when  be  a* tempted  to  board  an 
outgoing  freight  train  In  Moaett.  Bla 
foot  caught  In  the  arch  bar  and  he 
waa  thrown  under  tba  wbeele. 

He  waa  not  discovered  until  the 
caboose  passed  htm,  and  the  crew 
•topped  the  train  and  rendered  what 
assistance  -they  could.  The  man 
lived  long  enough  to  give  hie  name 
and  told  them  that  he  was  trying  to 
get  to  Fort  Smith. 


MRS.   LKl'LLA   RILEY. 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Leulla 
Riley.  61.  wife  of'Frn5-*:  Riley,  of  Hol- 
Uster.  Mo.,  who  died  yesterday  morn- 
ing at  the  home  of  bar  eon,  William 
L.  Thomas.  642  West  Florida  street, 
were  held  at  3  p.  m.  today  at  the 
residence  with  burial  In  East  Lawn 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the  Her- 
man 'I.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 


Ernest  t.  bo::hme. 

Funeral     services     for     Ernest     1r 
!  Boehme,  80.  retired  fanner,  who  died 
!  Monday  at   his   home  In   Fair  Grove,  j 
j  were   held    at   2   p.  m.   today   at   Fntr  ! 
Grove       v.  lth      burial      In      Bassvlllc  i 
j  cemetery      tinder     direction     of      the 
j  Kllngner  Funeral  hor  \ 


J  Wll.llEK  «  .  STILES. 

t      Funeral  arrangements  for  Wllber  C. 
j  Stiles.  21.  of  1102  East  Central  street. : 
'  who  died  at  8  o'clock  yeaterday  even-  : 
'  Inc.  are  Incomplete.      B'l.lal.   however. 
j  will   be   In  Ha7elwood   cemetery   under  ! 
idlection    of    the    Kllngner      Funeral 
]  he    e.     He  Is  survived  by  two   broth-  , 

ers.  Ralph  and  Herbert  Stile*  of 
I  Springfield;  three  sisters.  Miss  Blanche  ' 
!  Stiles  of  Springfield;  Miss  Edith! 
j  Stiles  of  Los  Angeles,  Cat.,  and  Mrs.  : 
I  Charles  Urban,  of  Loe  Angeles,  and  j 
1  one  grandmother.  Mrs  8.  J.  Stiles  of  j 
1  Springfield.  *■       ! 


BIRS.  L.  A.  HALL. 

Funeral    arrangement*    are    Incom- 
plete for  Mrs.  LuTlna  A.  HaJl.  72.  who 
died  at  7  o'clock  yesterday  evening  at 
her     home.     1327     North     Campbell. 
Burial  will  be  In  Hardwood  cemetery 
under   direction  of  the  Kllngner  Fu- 
neral home.     8he  Is  survived   by  four  J 
daughters.  Miss  Alice. and  Bertie  Hall 
and   Mrs.  Joe  Balsman.  all   of  Spring- 
field,   and    Mrs.    Wllllarr    Burney.    of ! 
Waco.   Neb.;    two   eons,   Oesle    P..   and  ! 
W.   Y.    Warren,    both    of   Springfield. , 
and  by  two  sisters.  Mrs    Henry  BU- ' 
derback.  of  Conway,  and  Mrs.  Marlon  ; 
Shields,  of  Springfield. 


MRS.  MAGGIE   THOMAS.  | 

j      Tuneral    services     lot     Mrs.     Maggie  j 

I  Thomas.      48.      who      died      yesterday  i 

morning    at   her    home.    1515    Fanner  i 

avenue,  following  a  brief  lllneaa.  were  I 

'  held   at  3  p    m    today   a'   the   Kllng-  ' 

r  ner  Funeral  chapel.  Burial  waT^l 
Oreenlawn  eemttery.  She  I*  eurm- 
ed  by  her  husband.  Pre  sons.  Lore?. 
Floyd.  Vivian,  lean.  Bernle.  all  «f 
Springfield,  and  by  tw  aistars  and 
four  brothers- of  Deepwater  Mo    "*" 


NEW*  OF  OREGON   «  EDIMNO 
IS  RECEIVED  HERE. 

j  !  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  H.  Sharp  of  1301 
Roanoke  avenue  have  received  an- 
nouncement of  the  marriage  of  their 

J  nephew,  Chester  F.  Sharp,  of  Seattle, 
Oregon,  to  Miss  Patrla  Nella  Boslty, 
also  of  Seattle.  The  wedding  waa 
celebrated  Thursday  In  Seattle.,  air. 
Sharp  formerly  lived  In  Springfield. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sharp  will  make  their 
homo  In  Portland.  Ore. 
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MI89  MITCHELL  IS  BB1DE 
OF  MEKRI LL  UNLET. '     ^ 

Tiie  borne  of  Mr.  and  Mnr.  w*l>. 
Ehsart,  634  Loren  sueet,  ru  tbe 
scene  o.'  a  pc-'ty  v.rO(::iiL'  Monday 
evening  when  Mi.«s  Acnes  Miuiiell  of 

!  Kmssb  City  becume  the  bride  uf  Mr. 
Merrill  Fin  ley.  son   of  Mr.  nnd   Mr*. 

IT.    How'nr<t    Flnlcy,    W)i    East    Grand1 
street.     The   reremory  was  performed 

'  by  Dr.  A.  J.  McCIui.m.  p«i>tor  of  Cal-| 

'  vary  i'restn  trrlmi  riuinr.    !-i  'In-  preg- 


Divorce  Decree  of 
Jopllu "Man.  70,  Is 
tyheld  by  Court 


rnrc  of  relatives     and 


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lew    c  lo>e 


,  filends.        Folioun'.g      the     rtremoi.y 
!  dinner   whs   served,     lb     tin*     dlntr.g 


rCTTTRSOrf  CITT.  Dec.  7.— (A.  P.) 
—  The  Missouri  supreme  court,  dlvl- , 
alon  o:.f.  today  affirmed  the  Judg-  < 
ment  of  tbe  Jasper  county  circuit 
court  in  granting  Pleasant  A.  Wblt- 
«*  70.  of  Joplin.  Mo.,  a  dlrorce 
from  PldelU  M.  Whltwell.  «.  Tbe 
couple  was  married  In   1881  at  Clin- 

■  ton.  Mo. 

Whltwell    riled    the   suit    In   Jasper 

1  county,  alleging  abandonment  and 
indlrnilie*.  and  Mrs.  Whltwell  filed 
a  crow  bill  and  asked  $37,500  ali- 
mony. 8he  appealed  to  tbe  supreme 
cour:     after     Jasper     county     circuit 

|  court    on    May   30.    1823.    found    for 

!  Whltwell. 


room   where    a  pink   aud   whit*  color. 
i  H'heme  was  carried  out.     Th«  renter' 

i>f    the    labtc    liflrl    tic    nt.K    f.'n.ped 
■  bride's    fake    ulilrii     was    *:irruui>dcd 
I  by  a    wren'.h    of   lilies  of    the   \alley 
j  and  fern*.     The   m.ter  of   the   cake, 
•  was  filled   with    piuk   rose   bur.*,   and, 
'pink  tapers  added   to  tic  attractive- j 
I  ner-s  of  the  table.    Covers  were  placed,  ~  .'■—.- j 

for  Mr.  and   Mrs.  Merrill  Flnley.  Mr.|  J 

and  Mr?.  W.  J.   Uysarl.  Mr.  and  Mrs. 

T.   Howard   Fiuley.   Mh*  Maiy   Haley. 
.  Miss  Lucille  F-iniirt.  Mr   Robert  Flnley. 

nnd  Air  and  Mrs.  W.  D.  Dytar?.  Mr., 
•and  Mrs.  Flnley  will  be  at  home  hi, 
•  724  East  Normal  street.  ;' 

I  -°- 

THURSDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  8, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Mrs.  Yvonne  Marie  Williams  sues  to  divorce  John  D.  Williams.  They  were 
married  in  July  1 9 1 9  at  Paris,  France. 

Harry  Perriman,  Eschal  Raymond  Perriman  and  William  Dean  Perriman  died.** 
Mrs.  Chloe  Dishman  sues  to  divorce  Ross  Dishman.  They  have  a  six  year  old  son. 
Mrs.  Mattie  L.  Steinert  sues  to  divorce  W.  L.  Steinhert.  They  have  a  five  year  old 
daughter  Maxine 

Page  4:  Mrs.  Malinda  Robertson  celebrated  her  100th  birthday.** 
Page  12:  Mrs.  L.  A.  Hall  died.** 
Ambrose  O.  Lambert  died.** 
WilberC.  Stiles  died.** 
Mrs.  Sarah  E.  Rogers  died.** 


DEATHS 


MRS,  L.  A.  HALL 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  L.  A. 
Hall.  71  years  old,  who  died  Tues- 
day at  her.  home,  1327  .North  Camp- 
bell avetoue,  wlU  be  held  at  2:80 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  Kling- 
ner  Funeral  chapel  with  burial  In 
Haielwood  cemetery. 


AMBR06E  O.  LAMBERT 
Funeral  services  for  Ambrose  O. 
Lambert.  60  yeara  old,  veteran  Fris- 
co employe,  who  died  Tuesday  at  his 
home  h«re.  will  be  held  at  2:30 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  Starne 
mortuary  with  the  Reverend  L.  M. 
Hale,  pastor  of  the  First  Baptist 
[church,  officiating.  Burial  will  be 
in  Greenlawn  cemetery.  He  Is  sur- 
vived by  the  widow,  a  son,  a  daugh- 
ter and  one  brother. 


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WILBERC.  8TILES 
Funeral  services  for  Wilbcr  C. 
Stiles.  21  years  old.  of  1102  East 
Central  street,  who  died  '.Tuesday, 
will  be  held  at  1:30  o'clock  this  af- 
ternoon at  the  Kllngner  Funeral 
chapel  with  burial  In  Haielwood 
c<  -nulrry. 


WMWl 


Harrv  Perriman,  Prominent 
Monett  Parmer  and  Mer- 
chant, and  Two  Youth  Vic- 
tims of  Highway  Accident 

BODIES  NOT  DISCOVERED 
UNTIL  HOUR  AFTERWARD 


froxen  brakes  were  responsible. 

Mrs.  Lester   Lone,    whose      farm  ; 
Is  near  the  scene  of  the  accident.  I 

saw  the  truck  stop  a  short  distance  , 
[from  the  place  it  plunged  off  the  | 
■  highway.  Perriman"*  son*  climbed 
out  to  throw  a  cover  over  the  radia- 
tor. From  this  point,  tracks  of  the 
car  indicated  the  machine  moved 
straight  to  the  place  where  It  top- 
pled off  the  highway. 


FATHER    AT    WHEEL 


* 


i Think  Broken  Rod  Cause  of 
Crash,  Although  Snow  May 
Have  Caused  Machine  to 
Skid  Across  the  Road 


piNNED  beneath  the  wreckage  of 
their  car  after  tt  pranged  off  a 
16-foot  embankment,  a  father  and 
his  two  son*  drowned  in  the  icy  wa- 
ters of  Jenkins  creek  12  miles  south 

i  of  Aurora  at  4: SO  o'clock  yesterday 

1  afternoon. 


Mrs.  Long  was  the  first  to  dis- 
cover the  accident.  Finis  King.  , 
Aurora  undertaker,  was  summoned 
immediately,  and  attempts  to  free 
the  drowning  men  had  been  futile 
when  he  arrived  In  un  ambulance. 
i  The  dobles  finally  were  rescued  as 
the  front  of  the  demolished  truck 
w.is   lifted   by  huge   lacks. 

The  elder      Perriman.      who   was 
!  found  at  the  wheel,  apparently  suf- 
'  fored  a  broken  neck  ami  a  fractured 
'leg    aa   the    truck    struck    the   creek  . 
bottom.     He   died    almost    Instantly,  i 
Mercifully   sudden     death      did    not 
come   to   the   younger    men.   an   ex-  i 
animation  showing  they  suffered  no 
i  broken   bones   or  other    serious   In- 
I  jury. 
+ + 


BODIES  TO  AURORA 


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Esehel  flUaWHMw  Faerisaaiy  V* 
Monett.   whe  .**.'  .•unrtwd    t*  «' 
young  wWa         • *   " 

William  Oa«n  Perrlmon,  M,  Mo- 

netL 

The  Perrlmana  were  returning  to 
Monett  after  viattlng  their  farm 
near  Jenkins  City  when  their  Chev- 
rolet truck  toft  V»*i***Z***itE* 
kins  creek  and  planed  off  the ,  Ms* 
embankment  turnta*  over  M  It  ten 
into  th.  stream.  *»»•  cab  ot  the 
machine  was  croaked.  In  the  taB. 
imprisoning  tho  throe  men  beneath 
the  shallow  water.  More  J**»" 
hour  passed  before  tho  wreckage 
^Ufted  and  th.  bodle.  takw 
from  the  stream.  - 

*  CAUSE   NOT  FIXED  ^ 

*Cau.e  of  the  tragedy  hM«l>*| 
definitely  determined.  The  V"^ 
rnay  have  skidded  in  drift,  of  anow. 
SuT  those  who  investigated  the  ac- 
cident beUeved  It  more  likely  that  a 
broken  radius  rod.  throwing  th. 
steering  appartu.  out  of  control   o. 


The  bodies  were  taken  to  A'irori. 
and  burial  probably  will  to  neur 
.lenkins     City    tomorrow. 

Tho  Perriman  family  moved  sev- 
eral weeks  ago  to  Monett.  after  a 
store  operated  by  (he  faint  r  at  Me- 
IVwell   was   dt«tro\e.l   by   f:re. 

Krnest  Perriman,  a  brother  of  the 
el.lrr  Perrlm3n  who  lives  nt  Jenkins 
t"!ty.  wae  notified  Immediately  of 
the  tragedy  and  came  to  Aurora  to 
i  laim  the  bod.i  -  Another  brother. 
.K  e  Perriman.  .lie,)  in  a  hospital  «t 
Aurora  less  than  n  month  ago.  Mrs. 
riarry  Perriman.  Mrs.  lZschal  Perri- 
man and  severnl .  other  near  rela- 
tives survive  the  three  men. 


MRS.  MALINDA  ROBERTSON  of 
1U  Lowry  City  celebrated  her 
100th  anniversary  at  her  borne  San- 
day.  Mrs.  Robertaoo  is  fes  good 
health  and  can  perform  ber  boose* 
bold  JuUea  and  oook  her  own  meals, 
8be  bss  five  children  and  makes 
ber  boms  with  ber  daughter,  Mrs. 
Busts  Reynolds.  8be  has  :S5  living 
descendants.  She  was  born  near  Kf  - 
1  Ingham.  Ill,  and  moved  to  6L  Clair 
county  more  than  SO  years  ago.  She 
moved  to  Lowry  City  nearly  30  years 
ago. 


MbM 


MRS.  SARAH  E.  R0GER,8i£aflf] 
•  Mrs.  Sarth  Euphra8l«.>R©gi«5iB  j 
years  old.  died  at  the  home  of  her 
daughter.  Mrs.  Charles  Hammltt.  in 
Milton.  Ore..  November  .21.  accord- 
ing to  word  received  here  by  friends. 
Mrs.  Rvgera  for  ten  yean  was  a 
member  qf  the  board  of  the  Spring. 
field  Public  library  and  most  of 
that  time  was  on  the  book  commu- 
te which  U  largely  responsible  for 
the  selection  of  books.  She  rxlso  was 
a  member  of  the  Saturday  club  and 


*the  Kirst  Congregational  church  of 
J  this  city.  Mrs.  Rogers  is  survived 
I  by  two  children.  Mrs.  Hammltt.  and 


Mil's   Harold     Rogers,     of  Welser. 
I  Idaho,  und  two  grandchildren.  Evan 
^Rcct-r*  Hammltt  and  Miles  Samuel 
Kosers.     Mrs.  Rogers   was   born   in 
Vermont,   the  daughter  of  Mr.  and 
I  Mrs.    Joseph    Gosselin.     She    began 
J  teaching  at  the  age  of  15  and  con- 
tinued in  this  work  12  years.     She 
married    Samuel    Ropers    in    Hum- 
boMt.   Iowa.     The  faniilv   moved    to 
s'prlngfield  In  1881  and  Mrs.  Rogers 
spent  30  of  her  most   active  years 
here.     It  was  only  a  few  years  ago 
that    she    wont    to       live    with    her 
daughter.     Mr.  Rogers  died  In  1924. 


THURSDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  8, 1927  -LEADER 
Page  10:  Marriage  license:  Melvin  W.  Driskill,  26,  of  Kansas  City  and  Miss  Mabel 
McClain,  26,  of  Gainesville,  Mo. 

Leon  Francis  Davis  sues  to  divorce  Mary  Christine  Davis.  They  were  married 
October  12,  1923. 

Harry  Perriman,  Eschal  Raymond  Perriman,  and  William  Dean  Perriman  were 
killed.** 

Mattie  L.  Steinert  sues  to  divorce  William  L.  Steinert.  They  were  married  June  25, 
1920,  at  Galena,  Mo. 

Page  12:  Yvonne  M.  Williams  sues  to  divorce  John  D.  Williams.  They  were  married 
July  26,  1 9 1 9,  in  Paris,  France. 

Mrs.  L.  A.  Hall  died.** 
Ambrose  G.  Lambert  died.** 
WilberC.  Stiles  died.** 
Mrs.  Sarah  E.  Rogers  died.** 
Birth  reported.** 


mm.  t.  a.  Hall. 

Funeral  semoee  for  Mrs.  L.  A.  Hall, 
73.  who  died  Tuesday  at  net  boms. 
1837  north  OwpM.'  eTtnue,  ww* 
held  at  940  p.  m.  tffUjr  at  thi  EHng * 
ner  Funeral  notn<j.  -Burial  wts  In 
Heselwood  cemetery. 


AMBROSE  O.  LAMBERT. 
Funeral  seme**  for  Ambrose  O. 
Lambert.  80.  veteran  Frisco  employe, 
who  died  Tuesday  at  hi*  home  here, 
were  held  at  2:80  p.  m.  today  at  the 
Sterne  mortuary  with  Rer.  L.  If.  Hale, 
pastor  of  the  First  Baptist  church. 
officiating.  Burial  was  In  Oreenlawu 
cemetery.  He  Is  survived  by  his  wi- 
dow, a  son.  a  daughter  and-  a  brother. 


WILDER  C.  STILES. 
Funeral  services  for  Wither  C. 
SUles,  31,  of  1102  East  Central  street. 
who  died  Tuesday,  were  held  at  1:30 
p.  m.  today  at  the  Kllngner  Funer- 
home  with  burial  In  Haxelwood  ceme- 
tery. 


wlob 


MRS.  SARAH  ROGERS. 
Mrs.  Sarah  S.  Rogers.  76.  died  at 
the  borne .  of  her  daughter,  Mrs. 
Charles  Hammltt,  In  Milton?  Ore.. 
November  31.  accordlng-to  word  re- 
ceived here  by  friend.  Mrs.  Rogers  for 
ten  years  wee  a  member  of  the  board 
of  the, Springfield  public  library  and 
moat  of  that  time  was  on  the  book 
committee  which  is  largely  responsi- 
ble for  the  selection  of  all  books.  She 
also  was  a  member  of  the  Saturday 
club  and  the  First  Congregational 
church.  Mrs.  Rogers  resided  in 
Springfield  for  over  30  years  and  had 
left  here  only  a  few  months  ago. 


Mr.  and- Mrs.  H.  J.  K|dd  of  448 
East  Madison  announce  the  birth  of 
e  daughter  on  December  0,  at  8t. 
Jobn'a  hospital.  Mrs.  Kldd  was  for- 
merly Miss  Eva  Westenberger. 


CARHURLS  3  TO 
DEATH  IN  RIVER 


Father  and  Two  Sons  Klllod 

When  Auto  Goes  Over 

Embankment. 


i 


{     Three   Moneu   men.  a   father   and 

•  two  eon*,  met  death   let*   yeaterdi.J 

•  when  their  truck  plunged  over  an 
embankment  tnto  the  water  of  Jei.- 

,  kins  creek.  12  miles  tout  It  ol  Aurora. 
!  They  are  Harry  Perriman.  4S.  Eschal 
J  Raymond  Perrlman.  19.  and  William 
I  Dean  Terriman.  21. 

Thejr  war*  returning  to  their  homes 
In  Moneu  after  Halting  thetr  farm 

.near  Jenkins,  when  Uie  accident. hap- 
pened. Their  truck,  either  becau-* 
of  the   enow  or  a  broken  radius  rod. 

,'left  the  highway  and  plunged  over 
a  15-foot   embunkment.  turning  over 

FRIDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  9,  1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  7:  Daughter  born  December  6  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Head  Kidd.  Mrs.  Kidd  was 
formerly  Miss  Eva  Westenberger. 

Leon  Francis  Davis  sues  to  divorce  Mrs.  Mary  Christine  Davis.  They  were 
married  in  October  1923. 

Page  8:  Homer  Jaynes  was  seriously  injured.** 

Page  9:  A  son  Oscar  T.  Hicklin  was  born  December  6  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Oscar  T  Hicklin 

Page  16:  Eschal  Perriman,  Harry  Perriman  and  William  Dean  Perriman  died.** 


as    it    fell    Into    the   *tream. 
Neck  la  Broken. 
The  truck  cab  waa  crushed,  leaving 

the    three    men    imprisoned    benenth. 

the  shallow  wuter. 

Mrs.    Lester    Long,    who    lives   near 

the    scene   t>l    the    accident,    was    tlm 

first  to  discover  It.    Attempts  to  free 

the   men    were   at  flrat   unsuccessful. 

It  waa  not  until  an  hour  after  Uia 
|  accident  and  only  after  huge  JackJ 
■had  lifted  the  front  of  Uie  demolish* 

ed    true*    that    the    bodies    were    re*- 
, cued. 
i      ■  Two    LaJt    Widows. 

1  The  victims  were  taken  to  Aurora 
by    Finis    King,     Aurora    underic'.rr, 

;'  where    burial    arrangements    will    be 

i  made.  They  will  be  buried  tomor- 
row   near   Jenkins. 

The  elder  Perriman.  who  was  drlv* 
log   the   truck,  apparently  suffered   a 

i  broken  neck.  He  probably  died  In- 
stantly. The  young  men.  however, 
met  death  by  drowning. 

Ernest  Pernman,  a  brother  of  the 
father  who  .Uvea  ~.t  Jenkins,  was 
notified  and  came  to  Aurora  to  c!u'.;n 
the  bodies.  The  men  a:e  survived  hy 
Mrs.  Harry  Perriman,  Mr*.  Eschui 
Perrtman  ami-several  othrr  near  rel- 
ative*. 


?5^  -*w^.    *> ,. 


SrHMtea* 


fHuntihl 
MaTF%3 
For  AuroraYt 

Dangerously  Jnjui 
accident  yeaterdayi, 
hundred  yards  from  his  hwnVnear 
.Madry,  eight  miles  south  of  Aurora. 
Homer  Jaynes,  22,  former  student 
at  State  Teachers  college  here,' was 
near  death  last  night  in  an  Aurora 
hospital. 

Toung  Jnynes'waa  hunting  alone 
at    11    o'clock    yesterday    morning 


when  he  stumbled  and  dropped 
hla  .22  calibre  rifle.  The  gun  was 
discharged  as  It  fell,  the  bullet 
striking  Jaynes  In  the  abdomen  and 
lodging  in  the  pelvic  bone.  Suf- 
fering great  pain'  and  weakened 
by  Internal  hemorrhages,  the  man 
dragged  himself  to  his  home  and 
was  taken  to'a  hospital  at  Aurora. 
Dr.  R.  M.  Smart  said  after  an  op- 
eration had  been  performed  last 
night  that  Jaynes  has  but  a  slight 
chance  to  recover. 

Jaynes  left  State  Teachers  col- 
lege here  several  months  ago  when 
his  father,  who  operates  a  poultry 
ranch  near  .Madry.  was  crippled 
In   an  accident   at   the   farm   home. 


Illl 


Today    for   Victims 

«  #  •  » .  #  #  >,w*r~" 

Of  Aurora  Accidl 


p.SClIAIj  PERIUMAN.  Alonett 
!  -^  youth  who  died  with  Ills  fath- 
er and  an  older  brother  W'edn»e- 
day  when  their  car  plunged  off  a 
hlRh  embankment  Into  Jenkins 
rrcck  e"uth  of  Aurora,  ia  survived 
by  a  young  wife  and  a  son  born 
last  Monday,  it  was  learned  yes- 
terday. 

J "r lends  at  Aurora  said  the  acci- 
dent occurred  while  the  three  kill- 
ed were  hurrying  home  after  vis- 
iting their  farm   near  Jenkins,  s> 


l: 


that  young  Perrltnan  might  be 
with  his  wife  and  Infnnt  son. 
Harry  l'erriman,  45.  the  father, 
Eschal  and  a  brother,  William 
Dean.  81,  nil  of  Monet  t,  were 
drowned  when  their  Chevrolet 
truck  Irft  the  h  lull  way  12  mllfb 
south  of  Aurora,  plunged  in'.n 
Jenkins  creek  nnd  pinned  In  ra 
under  thr>  ley  wati  r. 

The  elder  IVrrlinitn  Is  survived 
by  hie  wife  nnd  ttuto  daughter*. 
Arlene.  Kntlierlne  and  Lavone,  all 
of  the  home  nddrena.  Mrs.  l'errl- 
man Is  a  daughter  of  Doctor 
AV heeler,  prominent  physician  at 
Svhoten.  Mo. 

Triple  funeral  services  will  be 
conducted  at  2  o'clock  this  after- 
noon at  I^eona  church,  1J  mile.* 
south  of  Aurora,  and  burial  will 
be  In  the  cemetery  there  under  di- 
rection of  the  KJng  Undertaking 
company  of  Aurora. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  9, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  Three  members  of  the  Perriman  family  died  in  an  accident.** 
Page  22:  Mrs.  Fannie  Vandargrifft  died.** 

Dena  M.  Lipscomb  died.** 

Mrs.  Helen  Elberta  Lugo  died.** 

Claud  Smith  died.** 

Joann  Hester  Potter  died.** 

Births  reported.** 

Page  27:  Miss  Ella  Juanita  Holt  and  W.  C.  Bodanske  were  married.** 

i 


DEATHS 


!  MRS.   VANDARQRIFFT.  | 

|  Mrs.  Pantile  Vandargrifft.  01.  wife  j 
i  of  W.  8.  Vandargrifft.  died  at  10:30  ' 
■  a.  m.  today  at  a  local  hospital'  after  ! 
I  a  lingering  Illness.  She  Is  survived  : 
<  by  the  husband  and  one  son.  New-  \ 
|  ton.  of  the  home  address.  600  Weet  ! 
j  Chestnut  street:  and  by  one  sister 
i  and  one  brother.  Puneral  services 
'  will  be  held  at  2:30  p.  m.  8aturday  : 
at  the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  j 


home,   with   interment  In  Greenlawn 
cemetery. 


miN.i  LiPr-co.MU. 

'.  Dena  M.  Lipscomb.  2", -year-old  , 
daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Brlce  Ups-  i 
comb.  1151  State  street,  died  last  j 
night      following      a      brief      Illness,  i 

I  Puneral     services    will'    be     held     at ! 

'•  1  p.  m.  tomorrow  at  Henderson.  Mo  j 

|  The  child  Is  survived  by  her  parents 
and  a  brother.  .    .        \ 


MRS.   HELEN   I.IC.O. 

Mrs.  Helen  Elberta  Lugo,  wife  of  J. 
!  C.    Lugo,    died    at    her    home    In   St. , 
;  Louis     this     morning,     according*    to 

word  received  here.     The  body  will  be 
'  forwarded  here.     Puneral  services  will  , 
j  bo  held  at  2  30  p.  m.  tomorrow  aTTJir: 
|  Aima   Lonmeyer   Puueial — h    owe.' 
'  Burial      will      be      In      Maple      Park 
'  cemetery.     She      Is  survived      by   her 

husband,  a  sister.  Mrs.  Cybli   Schten- 
akamp.  and  Paul  Holiday  of  St.  Louis. 


CLAl'II   .SMITH. 

Claud  Smith.  25.  of  iiuil.  Ark.,  died 
this  morning  In  a  local  hospital  fol- 
lowing a  few  months  Illness.  The 
body  was  forwarded  to  Mull  this  .aft- 
ernoon by  the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  i 
Puneral  home  where  funeral  •enricee 
will  be  held  Sunday  afternoon,,**  thev 
home.  He  U  ■urrired  by  hi»  wtfsT 
j  and  three  children.  ■-' 


i 


JOANN    HESTER   POTTER. 
Joann  Hester  Potter.  60  years  old. 
widow  of  the  late  A.  J.  Potter,  a  for- 
me,  sheriff  of  Oreene  county,     died 
j  this  morning  at  her  home  on  Route 
|  3,  Strafford,  following  a  brief  nines 


j  Puneral 


IIP 


services    will    be     held     at  : 
!U     a.  Hw^Saturday    at    her    home. 
j  Burial  WltT^et^L  Hazeiwood  cemetery 
I  under'   direct lor*Nof__the     KTlngner  t 
!  Puneral  home. .    »  "******>--— 7  * 


THREE  VICTIMS 
OF  CRASH  PUT 
IN  ONE  GRAVE 


'Husband  and  Two  Sons  of 
j  Mrs.  Harry  Perriman  of 
!  Monett  Buried  in  Triple 
Service;  One  Was  Father 
!"  of  Child  Bom  Monday. 


church   cemetery. 

i  Holds  Tryst   With    Dead.  j 

Mrs     Harry    Perriman.    accompanied 
:  by  her  three  daughters.   Irene.  Kath- 
1  er!ne  and  La  von  e.  uvr  the  bodies  of 
:  her  dead    yesterday    morning    in    the  | 
:  slumber   parlors   of   the   King   L'nder- 

■  taking   company.  , 

Mr.  Perriman  and  his  two  Bona  were  i 
returning   to   their   homes   In   Monett . 
after   visiting   the   fathcr*6   farm    neon 
Jenkln*  wlien  the' truck  plunreri  over 
•  the  embankment. 

The   Ion rlh    Death. 
Mr.    Perrlmatrs    neck    was    snapped 
.  in  the  fall      The   two  boy*.   Imprison.-! 

■  ed  In  the  car.  were  unable  to  escape, 
and    drowned.      The    bodiefi    were    re- ! 


covered  an  hour  after  the  accident. 


i — In  one   big  grave  at 

'  were  placed  three  flower  covered  cas- 
|  keta  containing  the  husband  and  two 


Mrs.    Joel    Perriman. 
;  widow    of    the    brother 
I  Perriman.    was   among 
'  at    the    grave    today, 
died  only  recently. 


of  Jenkins, 
of  Mr.  Harry 
the  mourners 
Her    husband 


j  sons  of  Mrs.  Harry  Perriman  or  Mo 
nett.      Triple    services    were    held    at 
•  the    Leann    church. 

I      The  Uvea  of  the  male  members  of 
her  family  were  snuffed     out     lata 
Wednesday  when  a  truck  skidded  and 
I  hurtled    over  a    15-foot  embankment 
1  Into  Jenkins  creek,  12  miles  south  of 
Aurora. 

Th*  Tic  tiros  wew  Harry  ^enrttmm. 
45.   and    his   two  sons.   Bscnal.    19.   a 
father    of    two    days    when    he    met 
death,  and  Dean  Perriman.  21. 
Death  Follows  Dlrth. 
Because  she  was  bedfast  with  a  son  : 
■  born   Monday,    Mrs.   Eschal   Perriman  i 
J  was  not  present  at  the  funeral.  The 
I  body  of  her  young  husband  was  tak- 
i  en    from    Aurora   yesterday   afternoon 
!  to  Monett  and  left  for  the  night  near 
!  the  bed  of  the  young  mother. 
j      The  casket  was  opened  'at  her  bed* 
'  s!de   that    she  mlrht  view  the  corpse. 

i  The  body  was  returned  to  Aurora. 

•':  Prom  the  King  Undertaking  par- 
lors at  Aurora,  the  bodies  of  the! 
three  victim.*  were  plnced  In  tlir»ei 
hearses  and  taken  to  the  little  church  i 

I  at  Leann,  near  the  scene  of  the  iatal  i 

j  accident.     8ervlces     were     conducted 
there     and      burial    was   in    the    l.-.'.e' 


,  Mr.  and  Mrs  Oscar  T.  Hecklln.  of 
the  Rock  Castle  apartments,  an- 
nounce the   birth  of  a  son.  Oscar  T 

Dermber   6. 

Mr.    rtiiu    Mrs     iiuliai.J    %V.    'A  .-.•,..- 

of  822  LaM  Lynn,  (.nnounce  the  bir'.!. 

of  a  son  on  December  4.  at  St.  Johns 

hospital.     Mrs.    WrlKht    was   formerly 

Mis*  Maurlne  Lew's.      ^^ 

..j*  '^<— f"ggg**?^****^ 

^ ' J.-:  . 

f-  r    .  -o~ 

IIODANMKE-IIOLT    W£OUIX«i 
IB  announced. / 


! 


\    Anuouncem         him  been   made  of  j 
the    marriage    of    Miss    Ella    Juanlta 
Holt  of   Kansas   City   and   W.   C.  Bo- 
danske  of   this    clt;.      The    reverend 
Holbert  of  Ozark  performed  the  cere- 
mony December  fl.     Mrs.  Bodanske  Is  ; 
a  student  of  the  Springfield  Business 
;  college  and   Mr.    Bodanske   Ik   assort- 
ated    with    the    DeT.uxe    Motor    torn- 
pany  as  salesmntiaKer.     They   will  be 
at  home   to  their    friends    mier   Jan- 
uary l  at  Rock  Cattle  apartments. 
:  —  r>—  ' 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  10, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Son  born  December  4  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Roiland  W.  Wright  of  822  East  Lynn 
street.  Mrs.  Wright  was  formerly  Miss  Maurine  Lewis. 

Page  5:  Miss  Ella  Juanita  Holt  and  Mr.  W.  C.  Bodanske  were  married.** 
Page  6:  Clifford  Johnson  and  Miss  Cleo  Hough  were  married.** 
Claud  Smith  died.** 


UfcS 


Mrs.  Fannie  Vandargrifft  died.** 
Dena  Lipscomb  died.** 
Mrs.  Helen  Lugo  died.** 
Mrs.  Joann  H.  Potter  died.** 
Page  11:  Card  of  thanks  from  Mrs.  S.  J.  Stiles  and  others.** 


CLAUD  SMIT> 

XSyaar.1 

a  Ioo*l  hospital  will 
row  afternoon  at  hie  borne  in  Mi 
Ark,  to  which  point  the.  body 
forwarded  early    this   morning   bl* 
the  Herman  U.  Lohmeyer 
home.   He  la  aurrtved  by  the  wld< 
and  three  children. 

MRS.  FANNIE  VANDARORIFFT 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Fannie 
Vandargrlfft.  (1  years  old.  wife  of 
VY.  s.  Vandargrlfft,  of  808  Weat 
Chestnut  street,  who  died  yesterday 
,  In  a  local  hoapltal  after  a  lingering 
Illness,  will  be  held  at  J:80  o'clock 
this  afternoon  at  the  Herman  H. 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home,  with 
tiurial  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery.f<Jhe 
ia  survived  by  the  husband  and  one 
aon.  Newton,  of  the  home  address, 
by  one  sister  and  one  brother. 


OENA  LIP8COMB 
The  body  of  Dena  Lipscomb,  2tt- 
year-old  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
i  Brice  Lipscomb,  1161  Bute  street, 
who  died  Friday  night  after  a  brief 
lllneaa—^caa  forwarded  early  this 
morrrm|f  by  the  Alma  Lohmeyer 
Funeral  home  to  Anderson,  tio. 
where  funeral  services  will  ho  hold 
at  2  o'clock  thla  afternoon.  The  In- 
fant la  aurvlved  by  the  parents  and 
one  brother. 

MR8.  HELEN  LUGO 
Funeral  services  for  Mra  Helen 
Lugo,  who  died  at  her  home  In  8t 
, Louis  yesterday,  will  be  held  at 
2:80  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the 
Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home  with 
burial  In  Maple  Park  cemetery.  She 
Is  survived  by  her  husband,  J.  C 
Lugo,  one  sister.  Mra  Cybll 
Schtenaksmp  and  on*  brother,  Pau. 
Hollida?  of  St.  Louis.  Mrs.  Jjugo. 
formerly  Miss  Helen  Hollidny  of 
Springfield,  was  a  graduate  of  Slate 
Teachers  college,  and  was  widely 
known  here. 


MR8.  JOANN  H.  POTTER 
Funeral  aervlcea  for  Mra.  Joann 
Hc-ster  Potter.  SO  yeare  old,  widow  | 
"f  A.  J.  Totter,  once  sheriff  ol 
Greene  county,  who  died  yesterday 
at  her  home  on  route  8,  Strafford 
will  be  held  at  11  o'clock  this  morn- 
ing at  the  residence  with  burial  In 
Maielwood,  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home. 


PERSONA  Lft"..Ap  ■■  "T33  ' 


1      ■  ■  ■  ^wmMMW 

PERSONALS-. 


We  with  to  thaak*«ir7jiUiny,  fritudi 
whs  assisted  va  daring  the  sickness  and 
daatk  of  our  brother  and  arandSoT 

MBS.  8.J.  STILES.       -    ^* 

MH8.  CHAS.  URBAN. 

MISS  BLANCHE  STU.ES. 
i  4;RALPH  8TTLES.  ■ 

r    ,KDITH  8Tn.ES. 

HERBERT  8TU.ES. 

MBS.   MABTHA  ODAT. 


Ui~m   and   dtath   «f  our   UJotW   fatklr 
and  grandfather.  »«or 

CHILDREN   and  GRANDCHILDBEN 
•f   tha   laU.Wihw,,   Merrltt 


*.",""         --•■■  ■-- ,,L , J 


[Miss  Holt  Weds 
Mr.  Bodanske 


;      Announcement   has  t,c,>n  made  of 

]ih+  marriage  of   Misa  Flla   Juanita 

IK.lt   of   Kansas   Oiy-io  Mr.   \V.  C. 

Bodanske  of  this  city.  The  ceremonv 

».ts     performed     by    the    Reverend 

jli.-lhert   of  Ozark.   rVrember   6.   Mr. 

Bodanske    I*     associated     with     th.» 

IVLuxe   Motor   company.     Mr.   and 

Mrs     Ro.i.inske  will   (*  a,    home  at 

th.*   Rock   Cattle    apartments    after 

J-inuarv  ] 


o.e5iNC?N.C0UPLE  MARRY 
ciirtord   Johnson  and'  Miss  Cleo 

I  l"r  ;  !^,hJ>f  Leb»'»°n.  *ore  mar, 
ni  ■     .    th*  h0me  of  Reverend  Hoy 
Blalock.    paator  of  the  First  Chris- 
tian  churchy    Lebanon,  at    noon 
yeaterday.        Miss      Hough,   who    la 
cashier     at  "Watson's  meatmarket. 
took  her  noon  hour  off  to  get  mar- 
ried, and   then  went  back  to  wor:< 
She  will  keep  her  Job.  The  marriage 
waa  a  surprise  to  both  families.  Mr. 
Johnson  is  working  with  hia  father 
a  highway  contractor,  en  the  high- 
way near  Salem.  Mo. 


\m 


SATURDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  10, 1927--LEADER 
Page  12:  Mrs.  Fannie  Vandargrifft  died.** 
Lipscomb  infant  died.** 
Mrs.  Helen  Lugo  died.** 
Mrs.  Joan  Potter  died.** 
Birth  reported.** 
Mrs.  Georgia  M.  Preston  died.** 

J.  H.  Billings  was  appointed  to  administer  the  estate  of  Miranda  Long  who  died 
May  27.  The  heirs  are  a  son  John  T.  Long  and  a  daughter  Nelle  A.  Hine. 
J.  W.  Willard  was  appointed  guardian  for  Charles  Willard,  15. 


It 


DEATHS 


Mlti*.    FANNIL    VANHAKCJHIFFT. 

funeral    service*    lor    Mr*.     Fannie  I 
Y«u.i!a-r;rim.  61.  wife  of  W.  8.  Van-  | 

ru-r  >n     rrg   vrrM    ghe -"*  • 

\<.lio  rl:rd  ye.«:erday  In  a  local  h«i«-  J 
pital  o'.trz  *  lingering  lllneaa.  wert  j 
held  at  3  30  p.  m.  today  at  the  Her- 
n.an  H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 
Jiurtal  v.a*  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery, 
one  Is  survived  by  her  husband  and 
it  eon.  Newton,  ol  the  home  address 
and  by  a  sister  and  a  brother. 


LIPBCOMU   INFANT. 

— TTrneriil — service*  were  held  at  2 
j.  m.  today  at  Anderson.  Mo,  for 
1  >pt.a  l-lpsrcmb.  tv-o-ycnr-olrt  dauRh-  ' 
icr  of  Mr.  and  Mis.  Drlce  Lipscomb. 
1  iftl  State  street,  who  died  Friday 
night  ofter  a  brief  Illness.  The  body 
was  forwarded  early  this  morning  by 
t^e  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
home. 


MRS.    HELEN    LLOO. 
Funeral    services    tor     Mrs.     Helen 
Lugo,  who  died  at   bar  home  In  8c 
H*ue   yeatardsr,   war*   held   at   3*0 

p.  m.  today  at  the  Alma  Lohmetar 
Juwrai  home  with  burial  to  Maple 
J«k  eemeterr.  8h.  is  .ur^  ^! 
her  husband.  J.  c.  Lugo;  two  elstaci 
*«•»  OybU  Holladay  of  Column^ 
and  Mr..  Mable  mtJuntoJSTtZ 
Angelas;  a  brother.  Paul  HolUday  of 
Columbia.  Mr..  Lugo,  formerly^. 
Helen  Holladay  of  Bprtngt.e|£  „„ 
•  graduate  of  State  Tether,  oollegT 

MR8.  JOANX  POTTER. 
Funeral  service,  for  Mr..  Jomnn 
Htater  Potter.  80.  widow  of  A.  J  Pot- 
ter, once  .herlff  of  Oreen.  county 
who  died  yesterday  at  her  home  on 
route  3.  Strafford,  were  held  at  ll 
a.  m  today  it  the  residence  with 
burial  in  Hacelwood  oemetery  under 
«arection  of  the  KUngner  Funeral 
home.  .    . 


»!£r  ?    nt  »*«nu«.  announced  the 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  11,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  5A:  Mrs.  Georgia  M.  Preston  died.** 

Page  8A:  Mrs.  Laura  A.  Welch  sues  to  divorce  Wade  H.  Welch.  They  were  married  in 
September  1 926. 

Page  9A:  Earschel  B.  Herndon  and  Floe  Keltner  were  married.** 

Joe  Blackwell  and  Clara  Russell  were  married.** 
Page  IB:  A  daughter  Peggy  Ann  McCuIly  was  born  November  28  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  T. 
McCully  of  1 123  Lyon  avenue. 

A  son  Earl  Eugene  Fortner  was  born  November  30  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Herman 
Fortner  of  Joplin.  Mrs.  Fortner  was  formerly  Miss  Letha  Boyd  of  Springfield. 

Page  2B:  Ray  Doss  sues  to  divorce  Myra  Doss.  They  were  married  November  1,  1926. 
Page5B:  H.  L.  Coward  died.** 
Mrs.  Bertha  Morris  died.** 


ino 


Page8B:  John  Dobbyns  died.** 

Mrs.  Virginia  Folger  died.** 

Mrs.  D.  M.  Salazer  died.** 

J.  M.  Black  died.** 

Daughter  born  November  22  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Harlan  Barrett  of  Monett. 

C.  C.  Rice  died  at  Monett.  His  sister  is  Mrs.  H.  M.  Krausnaar  of  Kansas  City. 

Twin  sons  were  born  Friday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Pat  Alexander  of  Newburg. 
Page  11  B:  Card  of  thanks  from  Mrs.  A.  O.  Landert  and  others.** 


I 


H  L  COWARD.  55. 

DIES  IJST.  LIS 

Brother    of    Greene    County 

School  Superintendent  Will 

Be  Buried  Here 


H.  L.  Coward.  55,  brother  of  L.  H.  i 
i Coward,    superintendent    .-if    Greene 
county  schools,  and  formerly  a  resl- 
'  dent  of  Springfield,  died  at  his  home 
'  la  St.  Louis  yesterday  moraine  fol- 
lowing a  lingering  Illness. 
I      Mr.    Coward    Is    survived    by    his  ' 
wife.   Mrs.   Ella    Coward,  and    three  , 
'  brothers.   U   H.  Coward  of   Spring-  1 
;  field.  G.  B.  Coward  of  Republic  and  ' 
'  F.    A.    Coward    of    Springfield, 
j     Funeral  arrangements     re  Incom-  | 
plete.  but  the  body  will     _rive  here) 
at    6:55    o'clock    this     morning     fori 
,  burial.  Services  will  be  under  direc-  I 
,  Uon  of  the  Alma.  Lohmeyer  funeral  I 
!  home. 
i  I 

MRS.    BERTHA    MORRIS 

Mr*.  Berth*.  Morris,  wife  of.  Bu- 
■Ten*  Morris,  of  150S  North  Missouri 
arenas,  died  at  1*  o'clock  yesterday 
morning  after  a  brief  nines*.  She 
is  survived  by  the>  husband,  two 
1  children.    Elsie    Mae    and    Carl,    her 

parents.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  H.  i 
I  Garrett  and  one  ulster.*  Mrs.  Perry  | 
'  Marsh.  Funeral  arrangements  are  ; 
Incomplete  but  will  be  held  under  j 
the  direction  of  th*  Kllngner  Fu-  , 
neral   home. 


H  Born  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Pat  Alex- 
ander twin  boys  born  Friday/ 

The  body  of  the  negro,  J.  M. 
Black  who  was  killed  while  trying 
to  board  a  moving  freight  train 
here  Tuesday  morning,  was  sent 
to  his  wife  at  Ft  Smith,  Ark., 
Wednesday  evening. 

B.  Folger  received  word  of  the 
death  of  his  grandmother,  Mrs 
Virginia  Folger,  age  94  at  Coaldale. 
Colo,  Saturday/  December  3.  Body 
was  brought  to  Carthage,  Mo.,  and 
funeral  services  held  Thursday,  De- 
cember S.  Interment  was  In  Fair- 
view  cemetery,  north  of  Carthage. 

Mrs.  D.  \f .  Salazer.  mother  of  Joe 
Salaxer  of  Broadway  Hotel,  died  at 
her  homo  at  Denver.  Colo,  Monday 
I  December  i.  Her  son  was  called 
homo  last  Thursday  by  her  serious 
condition  and  arrived  before  she 
passed  away. 

John  Dobbyns.  a  prominent  farm- 
er of  the  Phelps  community,  died 
suddenly  .at  his  home,  southeast  of 
Phelps.  Fiday  monlng  at  1  o'clock 
Surviving  him  are  his  wife,  three 
eons  and  three  daughters.  Funeral 
arrangements  are  Incomplete  at 
this  writing. 


MRS.  GEORGIA  M.  »Rl8Ttm 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Georgia 
M.  Preston.  7«  years  oM,  who  «M 
Friday  at  her  home,  will  be  heM 
this  afternoon  nt  >:*«,  •»  tlee  ***»• 
Chapel  M.  E.  church,  R*retenJ  I*. 
R.  Grant  win  officiate,  «M  tntetr- 
roent  will  be  made  In  UnceleMees- 
orlal  cemetery  under  the  direction 
of  the  Campbell  Undertaking  oom- 
pany.  Mrs.  Preston  Is  ■arrived'  by 
one  daughter.  Mrs.  Sarah  Hensley 
and  one  son.  Robert  Brown  Preston, 
toth   of   8prin«fleld. 


Monett  Chapter.  Order  Eastern 
Star  190.  was  requested  by  Afton. 
Okla.,  chapter  to  officiate  at  fu- 
neral of  one  of  their  members.  Mrs. 
Ovah  Baker,  who  was  buried  at 
Exeter.  Mo.,  from  home  of  her 
oroiner.  Charles  Bates.  The  follow- 
ing members  attended:  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  E.  Folger,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  B.  H 
YVilloughby,  Mrs.  C.  E.  Wookey, 
Mrs.  A.  A.  Britain,  Mrs.  Tom  Mc- 
Mlllen,  Mrs.  J.  J.  King.  Mrs.  E.  S. 
Wilson,  Mrs.  Harold  Morrow.  Mrs 
W.  E.  Bradford.  Mrs.  Dee  Buohan- 
■-.•■   h-<\  Miss  I  Jot  Harvey, 


AMBROSE   LANDRRT 

We  wUfc    to  taaafc    ear    sms?    Usi 
fries*  ess  MWbbor*  for  their  hiade— ■ 
srrapaUr  and  ftorsl  effvrlage  Carta*  tbt 
Uimes    aad    easts   ot   ear   sear   kssbesd 
sad    brother.    Ambrose    Laadert. 
i   MBS.  A.  O.  LANDRRT,- 
MRS.   O.  a  LAHDERT. 
MRS.  A.  R.  HOOBER.  '  \ 


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■*■=! 


TWO  COUPLES  MARRI 
BY  METHODIST  PASTOI 


TwnroupiM  were  married  nt  the 
court  1 1  mi  so  yesterday  by  tlie  ,lev-i 
erend  I.  D.  Harris,  pastor  of  Oraoel 
Methodist  rhurch.  n  few  minutes  | 
nft«*r  I  hey  received  licenses  to  mnr-  I 
ry  fioni  Jack  \V.  MoK«*>.  county  ic- 
coriler. 

The  mtiiden  .were  teiwhel  H. 
Herndnn.  SI.  of  Kf|ttiliUr.  and  Fine 
Kcltncr.  21.  of  n.-ittlcfleM:  and  Joe 
H  t  nek  well.  10.  i»f  Snrlwrfleld,'  nnd 
«'l:»ra,  lUisscll,  10.  also  of  HprllUJ 
field. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  11, 1927-LEADER 

Page  6:  A  son  Lowell  Keith  Henry  was  born  November  25  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  F. 
Henry  of  Marshfield. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  P.  B.  Gibson  of  Purdy  celebrated  their  60th  wedding  anniversary.** 
Daughter  born  November  30  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Homer  Hyde  of  Niangua. 
A  son  Troy  Allen  McClanahan  was  born  November  27  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jake 
McClanahan  of  Grove  Springs. 

Page  7:  Love  Gibson  was  appointed  guardian  for  Lawrence  Eugene  Gibson,  1 8,  son  of 
J.  W.  Gibson,  deceased. 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  10:  Births  reported.** 

Mrs.  Bertha  Morris  died.** 
Page  14:  H.  L.  Coward  died.** 

Page  28:  Miss  Anna  Christine  Sterling  and  Mr.  Warren  B.  Hedges  are  engaged  to 
marry.** 

Page  33:  There  is  a  long  article  about  the  Battle  of  Wilson  Creek  which  quotes  Prof.  L. 
E.  Meador. 

Page  40:  Card  of  thanks.** 

Page  44:  Mrs.  Laura  A.  Welch  sues  to  divorce  Wade  D.  Welch.  They  were  married  in 
September  1926. 


"*Lipth  wedding  annlvi 

onff  those 'present 

Mr.'  nnd  Mrs.  Alfred  Gibson  and  son, 

'tUyrnond'"'lffli»V"'"ttrid'^'t8inlTyr  X.  P. 


r^cf 


J.  E  Losan;  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  B.  Pe*«r» 

Uy;  Mn.  a  VernJtt  ■$}$ 
tiara'' v  Gallon;'  '  "MrL'^CfUuie"  "N«l 
Misses  Bonnet,  Adileth  Nelll.  Agnes 
Tcmpa  and  Dortha*  Stephen*  and 
Master  Dynuld  ottp'.isnr..  oil  of  Crane; 
J.  V.  Gibson  and.  family  and  M.  J. 
Moxley  of  Baxter*  .Bpringsr'JCairHBls^ 
worui  Kecd  tuidi^may^^jWheftttm!' 
E.  B  Nelll  and  family.  Mrs.  William 
Daughcrty.  Mr.  and  M*.  Blakeslee. 
Mr.  and  hlxa.  Abe  Leonard,  E.  A.  ! 
Gibson  and  family,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  '■ 
B.    Campbell,    Mr.    and    Mr*.    M.  »T.  t 

Tluj.  a.  \\.  im^&MM^^k^l 
'Mary  Lowery  and  MIs^tfMarJorte  »nr'  j 
Francis  Catron  of  Purdv. — -» 


MISS    STEWING    TO 

WED  OARBEN  HE  DOES. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  T.  V.  Sterling  of 
j  Alice  vine.  Ala.,  announoe  the  en*ege- 
J  p-c:U  of  their  daughter.  Anns  Chrt*- 
|  tine,  to  Warren  B.  Hedges  of  Spring- 
j  field.      Tti«    v.cddlng    will    take    place 

January  12  ut  the  home  of  the  bride's 

r*n**-. Mr: — Nmrgn    is    me.    son   of 

j  Mr.  nnd  Mrs.  J.  H.  Hedges.  840  North 

Jefferson    avenue.     :  — 


j  Jan 


TWO  LICENSED  TO  WED. 

Marriage  licenses  were  strati  jm* 
terdsy  to  B.  Herndon.-  RepubHe,  and 
Mis*    Floe   Keltner.    Battlefield,   sad 
Joe   BJackwell   and   Miss  Clara  Bus- 
sell,   both  of  Springfield,  records   in 
the   county   recorder's  office   ahow. 
Both  couples   were  married   by  Dr. 
,  I.    1).    Harm,    pastor    of    Orace    Meth-  , 
odlst  churrli. 


una 


Mr     am!    Mr.     lit  i  man    Furtner   of 
Jup.ru  niiiiounc«  the  blrUi  of  a  son.  j 
Vearl  Eugene,  on  November  SO.   Mr*.  | 
For: nor  *a*  formerly  M!m  Letha  Boyd 
i.f  Sprlrgfu-Iri 

Mr     and     Mr'.    Clarence    Firth    vl 
Wiliard    miiiour.ee     the     birth    of     a  ( 
t!.*iig!.tor.  DuiOLhy  Jt-ai..  December  0.  , 

Mr.   and   Mr.    L.  C.  Thompeon.  of 
038  Suite  .treet.  announce  the  birth  j 
of  ft  daughter.  Kathertne  Jo.  Decem- 
ber  7. 


DEATHS 


m:.-  iu:imii\  mokhis. 
Mr.«  Berth*  MonrU.  »He  of  Eugene 
1  Morris  r.f  1605  North  Missouri  ave- 
i  nu*.  -died  yrs.ter.lay.  She  1*  survived 
I  by  her  hu>hniid.  two  children.  Carl 
•  ft,,rt  fi»i>  Mn      'mi  inrnTi    M-   ""* 


~  Mr'    fimr'o"    H.  Owrtelt.  and  a  Muter, 
Mrc     Perrv    Miv.hl'.     Funeral    arranne- 
Imcnts     er..     in     the     builds     of     the 
•  Klingnrr  Unt'trl .iking  company. 


Mr  and  Mr.  A.  T.  M.-Cullv  of  1133 
I  -a  airiiiu-  announce  U:e  birth  ol  a 
ui.ighur.   Peggy    Ann.    on  t  November 


ilsje  ef  our  recent  aertavtinenl. 


recent  HmmSSniT 

MRU     A.    O.    LAMBETH 
C     O.    LAMBETH 

MR*      A      R      IIOOVtR 


1. 


B.  L.  Coward.  65.  died  yes|«<laj 
at  hla  ham*  to  BL  Louis,  Ma  He 
U  the  brother  of  U.B.  Cowmrt.  <^P»- 
mtsndent  of  Greene  "'"nV/uWJf 
icKoSbT  His  boor  will  srrrre  we 
Toast  on  Frisco  No.  7*.  Funeral  ear* 
Ices  sie  Incomplete.  He  U  sunrifed 
by  hit  wlf*.  KBa,  end  tnree  brothers. 
L.  H.  Coward  and  F.  A.  Coward  of 
Springfield,  and  O.  B.  Coward  of  Re- 
public. 


MONDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  12, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  2:  Mrs.  Bertha  Morris  died.** 
H.  L.  Coward  died.** 
Harlan  A.  Hoblit  died.** 
Mrs.  Jessie  Shay  died.** 


JjOt 


Ti-iT.il- 


MRS.  BERTHA  MORRIS 
Funeral  eervrcee  for  Mra,  Bertha 
Morris,  wife  of  Eugene  Morris.  1801 
North  Missouri  avenue,  who  die* 
Saturday  after  a  brief  llness,  wl^ 
ba  bVlTat  »  o'clock  thla  afternoon 
at  the  Primitive  Baptlat  church  on 
^West  Dlrlalon  street,  with-  burial  in 
Creenlawn  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Kllngner  Funeral  home. 

Fh.  l.  coward         H 

Funeral"  aervlces  for  H.  L.  Cow- 
ard. SS  yeara  old.  a  former  reeldent 
of  Springfield,  who  died  Saturday 
at  bla  home  In  St.  Louis  after  a 
lingering  Illness,  will  be  held  at  2 
o'clock  thla  afternoon  at  the  Alma 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home,  with  the 
Reverend  E.  B.  Moore  officiating 
Burial  -will  be  In  Maple  Park  ceme- 
tery- Mr-  Coward  was  a  brother  of 
L.  H.  Cowawrd.  .unertntendent  of 
Greene  county   achoola. 


-HARLAN  A,  HOBLIT  ;&* 
Harlan  A.  Hoblit.  19.  died  at  hla 
home  802  South  Florence  etreet  yes- 
terday morning  following  a  linger- 
ing lllne.s.  He  la  aurvlved  by  hla 
parenta.  Mr.  and  Mra.  Jmaea ,  D. 
Eobllt,  and  one  slater.  Irene,  sJLof 
the  home  addreaa.  Funeral  sendees 
will  be  held  tomorrow  afternoon  at 
2:30  o'clock  at  the  home.  The  Rev 
*r«>nd  John  W.  Pearson  will  ofn- 
<Ute,  Burial  will  be  In  Eaat  Lo™ 
cemetery  under  the  direction  of  Her- 
man Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 

MRS.  JESSIE  SHAY 
Mra.  Jeaale  Shay  of  Loe  Angeles, 
died  at  the  home  of  her  mother. 
Mr!  C  L.  Rhode..  630  Saat  Page 
stref,  yesterday  afternoor -.She  la 
.  rvjT*.  by  her  mother.  Mrs.  C.  i- 
>*6des.  and  one  alater.  Mra.  Jetta 
Henderson,  of  Loa  Angelea.  Funeral 
arrangement,  are  incomplete,  P.ur- 
lal  win  be  Jn  Springfield. 


U13 


MONDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  12,  1927 -LEADER 

Page  1 :  Ernest  Schrader  was  killed.** 
Page  9:  Mrs.  W.  T.  Sabert  died.** 

The  infant  son  of  Fred  E.  Roberts  died.** 

Mrs.  Amy  Bell  Cudworth  died.** 

Mrs.  Bertha  Morris  died.** 

Harlan  A.  Hoblit  died.** 

Mrs.  Jessie  Shay  died.** 

H.L.  Coward  died.** 
Page  15:  Mrs.  Effie  Taylor  Kerr  died.** 
Page  16:  Miss  Estella  Griffith  committed  suicide.** 


YOUTH  ESCAPES 
ONE  CRASH  AND 
DIES  IN  SECOND 


TrYas  Surveying  His  Overturn- 

ed   Truck   When    Auto 

Struck  Him. 


LIVES    SHORT  WME 


Aged  Mother  Dependent  On 

Son  Faces  An  Uncertain 

Future. 


Krncst  Schrader.  28.  830  Peach  ave- 
nue, died  this  morning  at  the*  Spring- 
field Baptist  hospital  aa  the  resul'  of 
Injuries  sustained  when  struck  bj  an 
automobile  drlren  by  h.  w.  McCoy 
of  8L  Louis. 

After  the  Pont  truck  In  which  ha 
an1  five  others  were  riding  bad  been 
cnicK  by  a  •needing  driver.  Bnrader 
wag  hit  by  McCoVb  car  when  h^  sfp. 


ped   in  front  of  It  on   East  Division 
road,  four  miles  from  town.    • 


OtI  Overt 
The  truck,  driven  b,  Bryan  Arnold. 
alao  of  838  Peach  avenue,  ./as  struck 
by  the  epeeding  car.  jamming  the 
wheel*  and  causing  it  to  overtur  In 
it  wew  Ajuuia.  nu  wue  ana  aim  f 
children,  and  Bchrader.    Mo  one  was  I 


hurt.  The  epeeding  ear  did  not  atop. 

As  the  group  waa  surveying  the 
overturned  truck,  6chra4ar  was  hit. 

He  and  the  others  were  brough.  to 
toe  polios  station  by  McCoy,  from 
where  Schrader  was  removed  to  the 
hoepltaL  Elimination  by  Dr.  3.  N. 
Wekeman,  otty  physician,  showed  that 
the  man  suffered  from  eoncusBkm  of 
the  brain  and  sever*  injuries  about 


■MU.I 

Ah  lnqyeet  wCQ  be  held  tajjOoroner 
Jewell  Wlndle  at  the  Alms  Uuimejtr 
Undertaking  parlor  at  7:90  this  even- 
ing. 

Schrader  was  born  st  Gordon,  Neb.. 
August  12.  1809.  He  la  aurvlve-'  by 
his  mother,  Mra.  Dors  A.  Schrader, 
838  Peach  avenue;  s  sister.  Carry  LIN 
lie.  and  •  brother.  Charles  Evans,  the 
address  of  both  being  unknown. 

As  Schrader  was  bla  aged  mother's 
support,  she  Is  left  In  a  rather  dis- 
tressful condition,  friends  say.  She 
and  her  von  resided  with  Arnold  and 
bio  family.  It  has  been  several  years, 
she  said,  since  she  has  heard  from 
the  other  children.  Scurader's  father 
has  been   dead   20  years,  she  said. 

Funerul  arrangement*  have  not 
been  made  yet. 


INFANT  ROBERTS. 
The  Infsnt  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs 
Fred  K.  Roberts.  614  West  Mount  Ver- 
non street,  died  at  4  a.  m  .  today  at 
a  local  hospital.  The  deceased  Is 
survived  by  the  parents.  Funeral 
services  will  be  held  at  0:30  a.  ra. 
Tuesday  at  the  Starne  Chapel  with 
Interment  In  the  Masonic  cemetery 
at   Sparta  under  dlrectlqn  of  W.  I* 


I11H 


'MRS.  AMT  BELL  CUOWOmTH. 

Mr*.  Ami  Bell  Gudworth  of  Qrogan. 
Mo.,  dlad  to  *  »oea!  hospital  thfc* 
morning  following  a  brief  Illness.  Ths 
body  wm  forwarded  to  Belma,  la*  to- 
day 1»7  ttos  Kungncr  Funeral  bom*. 

MBS.  BERTHA  MORRIS. 
Funeral  ssttIobs  tor  Mra  Berth* 
Morrti,  wife  of  Eugene  Morris.  1K» 
Worth  Missouri  avenue,  who  cMQ 
Saturday  aft«r  a  brief  IHneas,  war* 
held  at  a  p.  m.  today  at  Ue  Prtmltlvs 
Baptist  church.  Burial  waa  In  Orewn- 
Uwn  cemetery  under  direction  of  tho 
Kllngner  Funeral  home. 

HARLAN  A.  HOBUT. 
Funeral  eervlcee  will  be  held  at  3*0 
p  m.  tomorrow  at  the  residence  for 
Harlan  A-  Hobllt.  IB.  wbo  died  at  his 
home,  803  South  Florence  avenue 
yesterday  morning.  Burial  will  be  in 
Beat  Lawn  cemetery  under  direction 
of  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
home.  He  la  survived  by  hla  parent*. 
Mr  and  Mra.  Jamea  Hobllt,  and  a 
alater.  Irene,  all  of  the  home  addreaa. 

MBS.  JESSIE  SHAY.     - 

Funeral  arrangement*  are  Incom- 
plete for  Mr..  Ceaale  Shay  of  Los 
Angeles,  who  died  at  the  home  of  her 
mother.  Mra.  C.  L.  Rhode*.  MO  East 
P»ge  atreet.  yeaterday  afternoon.  She 
1.  survived  by  her  mother.  Mrs. 
Rhode*,  and  a  alater.  Mr*.  Jettle 
Henderaon.  of  Loa  Angeles. 


B.  L.  COWABD. 

Funeral  aerrlcea  for  B.  L.  Coward. 
M.  a  former  resident  'of  Springfield. 
who  died  Saturday  at  hi*  home  In 
St.  Loul*  after  a  lingering  Ulneea,  were 
held  *.t  3:30  p.  m.  today  at  the  Alma 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home  with  Bar.  E. 
B.  Moore  officiating.  Burial  waa  In 
Maple  Park  cemetery.  Mr.  Coward 
wu  a  brother  of  L.  B.  Coward.  super- 
iQMQlgat  9i  Qfwkflw  «W»ty  *ch£$U. 


SISTER  OF  E.  A.  DAVIS 
IS  DEAD  AT  SARCOXIE 

Mr*.  W.  T.  8abert.  60.  wife  of  the 
president  of  the  State  Bank  of  Sar- 
coxle.  died  early  today  at  her  home 
In  Sarcoxle.  She  wns  a  sister  of 
Eugene  A.  Davis,  secretary  and  treaa- 
urer  of  the  Springfield  Seed  company 
Besides  her  hueband.  Mra.  Sabert  1* 
survived  by  two  daughters.  Mra. 
Oeorge  F.  Olvens  of  Oakland.  Calif., 
and  Miss  Helene  Sabert  of  New  York 
City,  and  a  son.  W.  D.  Sabert  of  Sar- 
coxle. 

Funeral  services  will  be  held  at 
3  p.  m.  Wednesday  from  the  residence 
in  Sarcoxle.  Burial  will  be  In  the 
Barcoxle  cemetery. 


MRS.  KERR  U1F.S.  , 

'  Mrs.  Effle  Taylor  Kerr,  wile  of  J. 
1  a  Kerr,  died  this  morning  at  her 
home  in  Ozark.  Mo.  Funeral  <*"**• 
will  be  held  tomorrow  at  the  home  Of 
her  alster.  Mrs.  A.  C.  Young  at 
Ozark.  She  is  survived  by  her bua- 
band.  three  aon*.  Frank.  Ernest  and 
Lyman,  a  daughter.  Mra.  Francis  T. 
Wernct.  Ml  6outh  Weller  avenue,  and 
a  suter.  Mrs.  A.  C.  Young.  Interment 
will  be  made  *t  the  Haaelwood  cemfl-  I 
1  ter*  ajt  OWt,  * 


Take*  Own  life 
Mlaa  EaUUa  Griffith.  U  years  old. 
^committed  BUlcJde  by  swallowing  an 
ounce  of  cart  lie  acid  •♦.the  home  of 
'  her  aUter  and  famllj.  Mr.  and  Mra 
1  Claude  Sowaxda.  two  mile*  eaat  of 
'  Gainesville. 

TUESDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  13, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  G.  A.  Turner  was  shot  and  may  not  live.** 
Page  3:  Ernest  Schrader  was  killed.** 

Mrs.  Effie  Taylor  Kerr  died.** 

Mrs.  W.T.  Sabert  died.** 

Mrs.  Amy  Bell  Cudworth  died.** 

Harlan  A.  Hoblit  died.** 

P„ge  5f£5?,££  «  of  Ma*  A.  Wafer  who  «  December  ,3,  ,926, 

signed  by  children  and  grandchildren. 
Page  12:  Norma  Pinegar  died.** 


\H5 


SHOT  AFTER  TAKING  DRINK; 
FARMER  NEAR  DEA TH  HERE 


QHOT  by  a  Stone  county  officer 
when  he  fled  after  he  was  sur- 
prised taking  a  drink  from  a  liquor 
Jug  at  hla  farm  near  Reeda  Spring. 
O.  A  Turner.  6$.  well  known  farm- 
er of  the  Reeda  Spring  section,  wee 
In  a  critical  condition  at  a  hospital 
here  last  night. 

Blood  poisoning  has  set  In  as  a 
result  of  the  gunshot  wound,  and 
the  man  \rai  brought  here  latn  yes- 


terday* for  an  operation.  Dr.  R.  W. 
Hogeboom  removing  the  bullet  from 
Turner's  right  shoulder.  Turner  had 
refused  for  several  days  to  come 
here  for  an  operation. 

Details  of  the  ahootlng  were  not 
revealed,  but  It  was  said  that  Turn- 
er, frightened  by  the  officers,  at- 
tempted to  flee  and  waa  shot  down. 
Attendants  at  the  hospital  fear  in- 
fection resulting  from  the  wound 
may  prove  fa»«' 


otorist  Is  Cleared 
After  Killing  Man 
Who  Escaped  Wreck 

A   coroner  a  Jury   her*   last   night 
exonerated  H.  W.   McCoy     of     St- 

I. ..ills  of  Mam*  In  the  death  ot  , 
l.rnest  Srhrwder,  »51  Peach  avenue.  | 
who  expired  In  a  hospital  here  yea-  , 
terday  morning  of  Injuries  suffered  I 
Sunday  night  when  he  was  struck) 
by  McCoy'a  car  on  the  fcaet  Dl- i 
\  ision  atreet  ro(»d.  | 

»Afirr  u*t«mony'«Yrom  several  wli-  j 
n*<.si->.  Including  McCoy  and  Bryan i 
\:n."!.   «!■••   was   with   Schrader   at  I 
,  '„    t.:  ie    ■  .'    Hi.    a.-t  idi  nt.    the    jui>  , 
J.-.iJ.U    *< trader    di.J    'of    Injuries, 
suffered    win  n    struck    by    an    Oak-  | 
l.md  coupe  driven  by  II.  W.  McCoy, 
nn.l  from  evidence  subn.lted  we  find  | 
i-3t    the  a.-,  ident   was    unavoidable 
on  tho  part  of  Mr.  Mi  Coy  as  well  as 
til*    ilei-fii«ed  " 

Ten  m.-iiv  showed  that  a  heavy 
fog.  and  the  fact  tl  at  Schroder's  car 
waa  without  luthts,  were  principally 
to  blame  for  the  tragedy.  A  Ford 
truck  in  which  Schradcr.  Arnold 
and  several  others  were  driving  to 
Springfield  had  been  knocked  ©n 
the  highway  and  Into  the  ditch  by  a 
hit-and-run  motorist.  Tha  trucks 
occupants  escaped  Injury  In  this 
crash  And  had  pulled  their  machine 
j.aek  into  the  center  of  the  road 
when  McCoys  car  loomed  suddenly 
out  of  the  fog.  ■__ 

Schrader  and  Arnold  both  feared 
McCoys  machine  would  hit  tn« 
truck.  It  nppeared.  both  attempt- 
ing to  run  from  the  stalled  truck. 
McCoy  swerved  to  avoid  striking 
their  machine  and  .did  not  see 
Schrader  until  within  a  few  feet  of 
him:  He  turned  his  car  Into  the 
truck  In  a  vain  attempt  to  avoid 
»:r!kln(r  the  man. 

Funeral  service  will  he  conducted 
st  10  o'clock  Wednesday  morning  at 
i  he  Herman  1-ohmeycr  funeral 
home,  with  Hie  Iteverend  I.  D.  Har- 
ris pa«tor  of  Grace  Methodist  Epis- 
copal church,  officiating.  llurial 
will  be  In  llatelwood  cemetery. 


*MR8.EFFlETXyL0R 

iUc*J  EfJUeiTaylfcrkKerr,  wife; 
JUJS  Kerr. .  died  .'.'Monday  morn-, 

a  lingering  Ulness.'  Mrs.  Kerr  was 
a  daughter  61  Captain  George  W> 
Taylor,  a  pioneer  resident  of  Chris* 
tlan  county.  She  Is  survived  by  the 
husband;  one  daughter.  Mrs, 
Brands  Wernet,  Springfield;  three 
sons,  Frank  T,  a  student  at  Mis- 
souri university;  J-  Emmet  t,  a  stu- 
dent at  Drury  college,  and  Lyman 
J„  who  lives  near  Ozark;  and  by 
one  sister.  Mrs.  J.  O.  Young,  end 
one  brother.  John  8.  Taylor,  both  of 
Oaark.  Funeral  services  will  be 
held  at  the  residence  of  Dr.  and 
Mrs.  J.  O.  Young;  at  Otark,  at  2 
o'clock  this  afternoon  with  the 
Reverend, B.  Ftank  West,  pastor  of 
the  Christian  church,  officiating- 
Burial  will  be  In  Haaelwood  ceme- 
tery under  direction  of  T.  *». 
Chaffln.  undertaker,  at  Oxark. 

MRS.  W.  T.  8ABERT 
Mrs.  W.  T.  Sabert.  6«  years  old. 
wife  of  the  president  of  the  Btate 
Bank  of  Sarcoxle.  and  a  sister  ot 
Eugene  A.  Davis,  secretary  and 
Ueasurer  of  the  Springfield  Seed 
company,  died  yesterday  at  her 
home  In  Sarcoxle.  Funeral  services 
will  be  held  at  J  o'clock  tomorrow 
efternoon  at  the  residence  with 
burial  In  the  Sarcoxle  cemetery-  In 
addition  to  her  husband,  she  la  Mir- 
««lved  by  two  daughters.  Mrs. 
Oeoree  F.  Olvens.  of  Oakland.  Calif.. 
and  Ml*s  Helene  Rabert.  of  New 
Torlc  City,  and  one  son.  W.  D. 
Falwrt.  of  Farcnxle. 


MRS.  AMY  BELL  CUDWORTH 
Mrs.  Amy  Beil  Cudworlh.  of 
Orocan/  Mo.  died  yesterday  In  a 
local  hospital  after  a  brief  Illness. 
The  body  will  be  forwarded  to 
Orogan  for  burial  by  the  Kllngner 
Funeral  home. 

1H6 


fig  HARLAN  A.JHOBUT  . 
TunernT  services  for  Harlan  A. 
Hobllt.  ]»  >eara  old.  who  died  Sun- 
day at  his  hom«.  302  South  Flor- 
ence avenue,  will  he  held  at  2 
o'clock  thin  afternoon  at  the  resi- 
dence, with  burial  In  F-ast  l-evcn 
remrterv  under  direction  of  the 
Hermnn  H.  I.ohmeyer  Funeral  I 
home.  '  i 


ROBERTS  INFANT  j 

Fun*r»l  services  for  the  lnfr.nt  ; 
son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Fred  E. 
Roberts.  »M  West  Mount  Vernon 
street,  who  died  yesterday  In  n 
local  hospital,  will  he  held  nt  3: SO 
o'clock  this  mornlwr  at  the  Starne 
Funeral  chapel  with  burial  In  the 
Masonic  cemetery  «t  Sparta.  The 
ir.f.int   Is  surv:rrd  hy  the  parents. 


NORMA  PINEGAR 
Norma  Evelyn  Plnegar,  J-year- 
old  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank 
Plnegar,  620  West  Kearney  street, 
died  at  8:30  o'clock  last  night  at 
her  home  after  a. long  Illness.  She 
is  survived  by  her  father  and 
mother  and  a  sister.  Funeral  ar- 
rarngements  have  not  been  com- 
pleted but  burial  will  be  at  Red  Top 
cemetery,  25  miles  north  of  Spring- 
field, under'  direction  of  the  Hung- 
rier funeral  home. 


IN   MEMOBIAM 

In  memoir  of  oar  dear  Bother.  Mary 
A.  Walker,  who  departed  us  one  ycur 
•so  leday.  Sadly  mtaaed  bjr  children  and 
cmadehOdren. 


TUESDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  13, 1927--LEADER 

Page  6:  Mrs.  Effie  Taylor  Kerr  died.** 

Norma  Evelyn  Pinegar  died.** 

Harlan  A.  Hoblit  died.** 

Roberts  infant  died.** 

Mrs.  Jessie  Shay  died.** 

Meyers  infant  died.** 

Birth  reported.** 

Mrs.  Mary  Frances  Angleri  died.** 
Page  14:  There  is  a  notice  in  memory  of  Mary  A.  Walker.** 
Page  16:  There  is  an  item  about  the  naming  of  Joplin,  Mo. 
Page  17:  Miss  Helma  LeBolt  and  Adolphus  Dean  Usrey  were  married.** 


Ornn*  ootmty?  W< 

pratty 

taken  from  a  boom  article  on  Joplin: 

"Joplin,  one*  *  mar*  tolntttf -e*mpy 
with  all  that  una  Implies,  nowTl*  a 
busy  and  thriving  commercial  city 
of  48,000  inhabitant*,  with  good- 
home*,  church**,  echool*.  factorias, 
•tores,  street  car*,  modem  hotel*  end 
everything  else  that  goes  to  make  a 
rood  place  In  which  to  live.  Although 
there  have  been  found  eome  indica- 
tion* that  crude  mining  wae  dona  at 
en  earlier  date  by  Bpanlartt  or 
Indians.  Joplin  really  had  Ite  start 
In  1840  with  the  discovery  of  leed. 

"The  name  of  Joplin  Is  that  of  a 
Methodist  Home  Missionary,  who  came 
to  settle  there  !n  1839.  Harris  O. 
Joplin  was  born  in  1810  in  Tennessee, 
received  a  liberal  education,  was  or- 
dained in  Western  Tennessee,  came 
first  to  Oreene  County,  Missouri  and 
later  to  Jasper  county.  He  lived  in 
Jasper  county  until  1844.  when  he 
returned  to  Oreene  county  where  he 

died." 

•    •    • 


Funeral  services  were  held  this  aft 
•moon  for  Mrs.  Kff  1*  Tailor  Kerr  of 
Otark,  wife  of  J.  A.  Kerr  and  dangh* 
y  ottna  late  Onptsin  O.  W.  Taylor. 

Funeral  arrrioes    warn   held    a»  the 


wood  cemetery  here.  Mrs.  Kerr 
survived  by  her  husband.  J.  A.  _-_ 
on*  daughter.  Un.  Francis  T.  Warnat 
of  08t  South  Waller  svenue.  Spring- 
field;  three  sons.  Prank,  emmet  and 
Lyman  of  Ozark;  one  sister.  Mrs.  A. 
C.  Young  of  Ozark,  and  one  brother. 
John  Taylor  of  Ozark. 


mi 


NORMA    EVELYN    PINEOAR. 

Norma  Evelyn  Plnegar.  the  3 -year- 
old  daughter  Mr.  and  Mra.  Frank  Pln- 
egar of  630  West  Kearney  street,  died 
at  8  30  p.  m.  last  night.  Funeral  ar- 
rangements are  Incomplete,  but  burial 
will  be  in  Red  Top  cemetery.  25  miles 
north  of  8prlngfield.  under  the  di- 
rection of  the  Kllnciier  Funeral  home. 
The  child  Is  survived  dt  her  parents 
and  a  sister. 


I  MRS.  ANOLEN   DIES. 

Mr*.  E.  H.  Thomas.  2342  North 
Main,  received  word  thU  morning  of 
the  death  of  her  sister,  Mm.  Mary 
Prance*  Anglen.  widow  of  the  late 
Emanuel  Anglen  of  EMtUnd.  Uo,  who 
died  October  4  of  thU  j**x.  Mra. 
Aujien  died  at  the  home  of  her  eon. 
J.  T.  Anglen  In  Chicago.  Burial  will 
be  at  Elkland.  Mr*.  Anglen  U  sur- 
Ttred  by  one  eoo.  J.  T.  Anglen  of  Chi- 
cago, two  aUtece,  Mra.  Jt  H.  Tbomaa 
of  Springfield  and  Mr*.  Oma  John- 
•on  of  Wichita,  Kan.;  two  brother*. 
Stg   Roger*   of   Springfield   and  J«m 

MSA.  JESSIE  SHAY. 
Mr*.  Jeaale  Shay  of  Los  Angilea, 
Calif.,  died  here  Sunday  afternoon  at 
the  home  of  her  mother.  Mr*.  C.  L. 
Rhode*.  830  East  Page.  She  la  sur- 
vived by  her  husband.  William  P. 
Shay  of  Loa  Angeles;  a  sister.  Mrs. 
Jetta  Henderson  of  Loa  Angeles,  and 
her  mother,  Mra.  Rhodes,  of  Spring- 
field. The  funeral  will  be  the  last 
of  the  week  with  burial  In  Haeelwood 
cemetery. 

INFANT   MEYERS. 

Puneral  terries*  were  held  at  S  p.  m. 
today  at  the  St&rne  mortuary  for  the 
Infant  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  8.  P. 
Meyers.  631  South  Broadway  avenue. 
The  Infant  died  at  B  o'clock  this 
morning.  She  Is  survived  by  her 
parents,  a  sister  and  two  brothers. 
Rurlal   was  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery. 


i 


II  MEMORIAM. 


:  walker— In  memory  pf  our  dear  mother. 

>  Mary  A.  Walker,  who  departed  thlt  lire 
one  year  see  today.  Sadly  missed  kr 
children    and    grandchildren. 


HARLAN   A.  IIOHL1T. 

Puneral  services  for  Harlan  A.  Hob-  j 
lit.  19.  who  died  Sunday  at  bis  home, 
302  South  Florence  avenue,  were 
held  at  2  p.  m.  today  at  the  residence. 
Burial  was  In  East  Lawn  cemetery 
under  direction  of  tho  Herman  11 
Lobmeyer  funeral   home. 


INFANT    ROUEKTK. 

Funeral  services  lor  the  Infant  son 
or  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Fred  E.  Roberts.  614 
West  Mount  Vernon  street,  who  died 
yesterday 'IT  a  local  "hospltAl rmnr 
btld  at  S 'JO  a.  m.  today  at  the  Staroa 
mortuary.  Burial  was  In  the  Masonic 
cemetery  at  Sparta.  Ths  Infant  la 
survived  by  his.  parents, 

MISS   IIF.LMA  LEBOLT  WEI* 
TO    ADOLPIIUS    D.    USREY. 

Mr.    and    Mrs.    M.   E.    LeBolt.      838 
i  West    Mt.    Vernon    street,    have    an- 
I  nounced  the  marriage  of  their  daugh- 
I  ter.  Helm*,  to  Adolphua  Dean  Usrey. 
I  The  ceremony  was  performed  at  the 
new    home   of   the   bride   and    groom. 
1044  East  Bennett  street,  on  Thanks- 
giving   dsy.     The    Reverend    Sterling 
Newberry  of  West  End  Bsptlst  church 
officiated. 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  D..  Cramer.  1100 
Sherman,  announce  the  birth  of  a 
daughter,  Valine  Buth.  December  10. 


WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  14,  1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  license:  Martin  Alsup,  29,  and  Sue  Sinclair,  23,  both  of  West  Plains 
Page  2:  Mrs.  Mary  Frances  Anglen  died.** 

Meyers  infant  died.** 

Ernest  Schrader  died.** 

Mrs.  Jessie  Shay  died.** 

Mrs.  Will  Naylor,  Jr.,  died.** 

Norma  Evelyn  Pinegar  died.** 
Page  5:  Helma  LeBolt  and  Adolphus  Dean  Usrey  were  married  ** 
Page  12:  Joseph  B.  Arnn  died.** 


IH8 


DEATHS  v  "H 


MRS.  MARY  F.  AN  GLEN 
Mrs.  Mary  Frances  Anglen,  •  of 
Elkland.  Wo.,  widow  of  E.  Anglen. 
who  died  •  October  4  of  this  year, 
died  Monday  at  the  home  of  her 
son.  J.  T.  Anglen.  of  Chicago,  ac- 
cording to  information  received 
here  by  her  sister,  Mrs.  E.  H. 
Thomas,  2242  North  Main  avenue. 
She  Is  survived  by  her  son  In  Chi- 
cago; two  sisters,  Mrs.  Thomas,  of 
Springfield,  and  Mrs.  Oma  Johnson, 
of  Wichita,  Kan.,  and  by  two 
brothers,  S.  Rogers,. of  Springfield, 
and  Jess  Rogers,  of  Buffalo.  Fu- 
neral arrangements  are  Incomplete, 

MEYERS  INFANT 
Funeral  services  for  the  Infant 
daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  S.  F. 
Meyers,  Ml  South  Broadway,  who 
died  yesterday  morning,  were  held 
at  3  o'clock  yesterday  morning  at 
;the  Starte '  i  mortaary  with!  burial 
in  Qreenlgwn  cemetery.  The  Infant 
Is  survived  by  the/parents,  one  sla- 
ter and  two  brothers. 


ERNEST  8CHRADER 
Funeral  services  for  Ernest 
Schrader,  28  years  old,  831  Peach 
avenue,  who  died  Monday  morning 
as  a  result,  of  Injuries  sustained  In 
an  automobile  accident  Sunday 
night,  will  be  held  at  10  o'clock  this 
morning  at  the  Herman  II.  Loh- 
meyer  Funeral  home,  with  the 
Reverend  I.  D.  Harris,  pastor  of 
Grace  Methodist  church,  officiating, 
i  Burial  will-be  in  Hazelwood  ceme- 
tery. 


NORMA  EVELYN  PINEQAR 
-  Funeral  arrangements  are  yet  In- 
complete for  Norma  Evelyn  Plne- 
gar.  3-year-old  daughter  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Frank  Plnegrfr,  620  West 
Kearney  street,  who  died  Monday 
night.  Burial  will  be  in  Red  Top 
cemetery,  25'  miles  north  of  the 
city,  under  direction  of  the  Kllng- 
ner  Funeral  home.  The  child  Is 
survived  by  the.  parents  and  one 
sister. 


MRS.  JESSIE  SHAY 
Funeral  arrangements  for  Mrs. 
Jessie  Faucell  Shay,  84  years  old. 
of  Los  Angeles,  Cal,  who  died  hero 
Sunday  at  the  home  of  her  mother, 
Mrs.  C.  L.  Rhodes,  630  East  Page 
street,  are  Incomplete  but  probably 
will  be  held  Friday  afternoon  at  the 
residence  with  burial  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Paxson  Funeral  home. 
She  Is  survived  by  her  husband, 
William  F.  Shay,  Los  Angeles;  ona 
sister.  Mrs.  Jetta  Henderson,  Los 
Angeles,  and  her  mother,  Mrs. 
Rhodes,   Springfield. 


— MRSrWILL-NAYLOR,  JR. 

Mr.  and  Mrs,  '  W.  A.  Umbarger, 
of  601  Page  street,  yesterday  after- 
noon received  a  message  announc- 
ing the  sudden  death  at  her  home 
In  Marshall.  Mo,  Monday  night  or 
Mrs.  Will  Naylor,  Jr.  Funeral  serv- 
ices will  be  held  at  2  o'clock  tomor- 
row afternoon  at  Marshal).  Mr. 
Xaylor  Is  a  cousin  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Umbarger. 


JOSEPH  ARNN 
Joseph  B.  Arnn,  55.  died  at  12:30 
o  dock  this  morning  at  the  home 

Jr.  «-•  8l"ter'  Mn>-  °«°rgo  Davis, 
»13  Meat  Pacific.  Funeral  arrange- 
ments have  not  been  completed  bat 
burial  wiu  be  In  Greenlawn  ceme- 
tery. He  is  survived  by  two  sis- 
ters, Mrs.  Wosle  Williams,  of  Tulsa, 
Okla,  and  Mrs.  Davis.  The  Kllng- 
ner  Undertaking  company  la  In 
charge  of  funeral  arrangement 


Helma  LeBolt  Wed 
To  Adolphus  Usrey 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  M.  E.  LeBolt.  026 
West  ML  Vernon  street,  have  an- 
nounced the  marriage  of  their 
daughter,  Helma,  to  Adolphus  Dean 
Usrey.  Tho  ceremony  was  per- 
formed Thanksgiving  day  at  tho 
home  of  the  bride  and  groom.  The 
Reverend  Sterling  Newberry,  of 
West  End  Baptist  church,  offici- 
ated. 


WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  14, 1927-LEADER 

Page  1:  Hez  Thorne  was  killed.** 

Page  8:  Marriage  license:  Martin  Alsup,  29,  and  Sue  Sinclair,  23,  both  of  West  Plains. 

Marriage  license:  Emitt  Evans,  21,  and  Eva  Atwood,  both  of  Willard. 
Ernest  Schrader  died.** 
Whiteley  infant  died.** 
Claudie  Eugene  Layton  died.** 
Joseph  B.  Arnn  died.** 
Rev.  J.  C.  T.  Wood  died.** 
Page  10:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  Banta  celebrated  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 


\VY\ 


Page  11:  Herbert  Stanley  Gray  died.** 

Page  16:  Verna  L.  Worley  divorced  Carl  B.  Worley.  They  have  a  minor  child. 

There  is  a  memorial  notice  signed  by  Mrs.  Pearl  Keene  and  family.** 
Page  19:  Miss  Bemice  Ellmore  and  Charles  Hyde  are  engaged  to  marry.** 


ONBNJREWIS- 
KILLED  AND  FOUR 
ARE  BADLY  HURT 


Early  ITeportsTTndfcalo'Air 
Passengers  Escaped 
Injury. 


WRECK    IS   NEAR   HOXIE 


Southbound    K.    C.-Florida 

Special  Collided  With 

Freight  Engine. 


"  Bushing  through  a  dense  log.  the 
Kansas  Clty-Florlda  special,  crack 
Frisco  train  betwaen  Kansas  City  and 
8t.  Petersburg.  Fla.,  and  Frisco  freight 
train  No.  136.  crashed  In  a  head-on 
collision  near  Hixle,  Ark.  at  6:33 
o'clock   this  mornlr.g. 

One  Is  dead,  tour  are  critically  In- 
jured and  more  . .  •»  a  score  of  paa- 
s?r.(;e:-s  are  hurt  as  a  result  of  the 
crash,  according  -to  advice  rtceived. 
at  the  general  offices  of  the  rrlsco 
hrre. 

The  dead: 

Hez  Thorne.  engineer  of  the  special,  j 
Thayer.  Mo.  J 

The  critically  lnj'.rcd.  ni  cordlnp  to 
suiy  reports: 

Ouy  Nichols,  ma.'l  clerk.  Bprlug- 
f-.t:a.  Mu.  ~ "~ — 

Engineer  Box   of  T'aln  No.  130. 
Fireman   Martin,  of  the  special, 
rtrcman     Shaver.    *>f     the     .relght. 
Ihnyer.   Mo. 
Damaged   wire*  between  the  scene 


MISS  ELIJI€0«*TO  WE» 
niAtlLCS  HYDE." 

The    en^ragroitnt    of    Ml**    Bernlce 
hllmore    to    Charles    Hyde   of  Marsh- 
field.    Mo.,    waa    announced    Tuesday 
evening    at    a    very    attractive   party 
Riven  by  Mra.  F.  L.  Wsrf,  Miss  Ruth 
Warf  and  Mlu  Norena  Robertson,  at 
the  home  of  Mrs.  Warf.  020  East  Msd- 
:*jiii    street.       Christmas    decorations 
were  observed   throughout  Uie  enter- 
mining    rooms       Ferns    and    polnset- 
i.ss  were  used  and   a  Christmas  tree 
a\s»    placed    In    each    room.      At    the 
i  lose    of    the      bridge     game,     which 
formed  the  evening's  diversion,  small 
Christmas   trees   were  placed  on  each 
'able.     The  trees  contained   packages 
h»r  each  guest.  In  which  were  letters 
:••    he    placed    together    as    a    puzzle. 
Wlirn  the  letters  had  been  placed  to- 
. oilier    they      formed      the     name    of 
K-ide  and  bride-groom  to  be.  and  the 
i. Ate  of  the  wedding.     Later  the  favor 
:<>r  the  high  score  In  the  bridge  game 
■a as    awarded     Miss    Juanlta    Barrett 
;  i»d   'he   (cnsolutlon   favor  waa  given 
.V^s  Flora  Olnn.     Refreshments  were 
>crvetl    to   the    following  guests:   Miss 
Ruby  Bluckwell.  Miss  Pearl  Blackwell. 
.Virs.    Kenneth      Ellmore.     Miss    Flora 
Minn.   Miss   Reba  King.  Mtsa  Juanlta 
EUrreU.  Miss  EtU  Hargls.  Mrs.  Lydla 
'ivanson,   MU>6   Thelnia   Wllholt.   Miss 
I'ne    Mernu.    Miss     Agnea    Bingham. 
Ml**  Jessie   Ellis,  Miss   Velma  Strict- 
land.    Miss    Helen    Hyde.    Miss    Laura 
Kite.  Miss   Lo'cnr    Ellmore.   the   hon- 
o.-ee  and  the  hostesses. 

M!ss  Ellmore  la  the  daughter  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  J.  P.  Ellmore  of  Nlangua, 
Mo.,  ana  is  teaching  In  the  Bowennan 
school  In  this  city.  The  wsddlnc 
wllj  be  eelebrsted  Christmas  day  »t 
u^jiom*  of  the  bride's  parents  In 
Nlangua. 


IN  MtMORIAM. 

i  how  iwcci  to  steep  where  an  to  psass. 
I  where  sorrow  eannot  reesh  the  hreast, 
•     Where    all    life's    1dl«     thrabbtn**     esass 

Ami    pun    U    lulled    to   rest.— Mrs.   Pearl 

Keene  snd   Family. 


L1CBN8ED  TO  WED. 

A  marriage  license  was  Issued  yes- 
terday to  Martin  Alaup,  29.  and  Bus 
Slnolalr.  23,  both  of  West  Plains.     ■ 


MARRI.U1F.  LICENCE   INSl'ED. 
A  marriage  Ucease  was  Issued  this 
morning  to  Emltt  Evans.  31.  and  Eva 
j  At  wood,  both  of  WlUard. 


U80 


REV.  J.  C.  WOOD  IS 

CLAIMED  BY  DEATH 

Rev.  J.  C.  T.  Wood,  80.  pioneer 
Baptist  mmiiUr,  formerly  of  Walnut 
Grove,  died  at  11  o'clock  this  morn- 
ing at  his  borne  la  Oreanfleld  where 
he  had  resided  for  the  past  IS  Tear*. 

Rev.  Wood  was  reared  at  Walnut 
Grove  and  has  been  prominently  con- 
nected with  work  of  the  Baptist 
church  in  this  section  for  many  years. 
He  Is  survived  by  his  widow,  Mrs. 
Susan  Wood;  a  son.  T.  M.  Wood  of 
Ashdown,  Ark.:  a  brother.  O.  I*.  Wood 
of  Walnut  Orove,  and  a  number  of 
grandchildren. 

Funeral  services  will  be  held  at  It 
o'clock  tomorrow  morning  at  the 
Turkey  Creek  Baptist  church,  one 
mile  north  of  Walnut  Orove.  Mr. 
Wood  was  active  1ft  this  church  a 
number  of  years  ago  and  was  pastor 
of  the  church  st  the  time  It  vm 
built.  Rev.  Mr.  Proctor  of  Greenfield 
will  officiate  at  the  service. 

O'Sulllvan  lodge  No.  7.  A.  F.  *  A.  M. 
of  Walnut  Orove  assisted  by  the  Ma- 
sonlc  lodge  of  Greenfield,  will  be  In 
charge  of  the  services  at  the  grave. 
Mr.  Wood  was  the  oldest  member  of 
the  Walnut  Orove  lodge,  both  In  age 
and  In  point  of  service.  He  was  a 
past  grand  master. 

J.  A.  Brlmm  Ac  Sons,  undertakers,  of 
Walnut  Grove,  are  In  charge  of  the 
arrangements. 


Mr.  and  lira.  isV  L?  Hilar'  b#*w*t 
Plains,  have  returned  from  Ooldan 
city,  whera  thar  had  bain  to  attend 
the  celebration  of  the  golden  wedding 
anniversary  of  Mm  Rlley'e  parents. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  Banta.  formerly 
of  West  Plains. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Banta.  who  lived  In 
!  West  Plains  for  a  number  of  yaara 
and  who  are .  remembered  by  many 
•  friends  here,  were  married  to  dark 
!  county  fifty  years  ago.  both  of  them  I 
!  having  been  born  and  reared  in  | 
'Ozark  county.  They  moved  from 
C  iark  county  to  West  Plains  and 
'  moved  from  there  to  Caldwell  county, 
I  Missouri,  twenty-nine  years  ago. 
!  Later  they  moved  to  Golden  City  and 
■  have  been  living  there  for  a  number 
'  of  years. 


.DBAIBSJ 


EBNB8T  SCJ1RADEK. 

Funeral  services  were  held  at  10 
o'clock  this  morning  for  Ernest 
Schrader.  38,  of  831  Peach  avenue, 
who  died  Monday  morning  as  a  result 
of  Injuries  received  In  an  automobile 
arrlrtrnt,  Sunday  Bight.    Oervltea  wii1 


held  at  the  Herman  H.  Lobmeyar  Fu- 
neral home.  Burial  was  In  Haaelwood 
cemetery. 


INFANT    WHITELEY. 

The  Infant  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  a. 
P.  Whlteley,  048  North  Benton  ave- 
nue, 'died  last  night  at  the  horn*. 
Burial  services  were  held  this  after- 
noon at  the  home  with  burial  In 
Oreanjawa,,  oamelssy.  under  direction 
of  tbS'tohigner  Funeral  home. 

••  -  >*fai&P&iimm  ******* 

Claudle  Eugene  Layton.  the  three- 
montha-old  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  J. 
Layton.  303  1-3  West  Commercial 
street,  died  at  7:30  a.  m.  today. 
Funeral  services  will  be  held  st  3:30 
tomorrow  afternoon  under  direction 
of  the  Union  Gospel  Army.  Burial 
will  be  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  Herman  H.  Lohmey- 
er  Funeral  home. 


J.  B.  ABNN. 

Funeral  arrangements  are  incom- 
plete for  Joseph  B.  Aran,  65.  who  died 
at  the  home  of  his  sister,  Mrs.  George 
Davis.  913  West  Pacific  street.  Serv- 
ices, however,  will  be  held  st  the 
KJIngner  Funeral  chapel  with  burial 
In  Memorial  Park  cemetery  under  di- 
rection of  the  Odd  Pellows.-  He  is  sur- 
vived by  two  sisters,  Mrs.  Wosle  Wil- 
liams of  Tulsa,  and  Mrs.  Davis,  and 
I  by  his  mother,  Mrs.  Tobltha  Arnn. 


I 


I 


GRAY  INFANT  DIES.  j 

Herbert  Stanley  Gray,  the  one-year-  • 
I  </d  son  of  MnrCtome  Gray;  died  tms 

.  morning     at   his     home.     850    3outh  ' 
j  Robberson  avenue.     Funeral  services  j 
were  held  this  morning  at  the  home 
'and  burial    waa  in  Payne    cemetery 
!  under  direction  of  W.  L»  Btaroe.  un- 
dertaker. 


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THURSDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  15, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  I:  Belfy  L.  Huckaby  sues  to  divorce  Frances  E.  Huckaby  ** 
Hez  Thorns  was  killed.** 

PaPP  6Mn T  lTSe:  ^mi"  EVam'  2 ' '  3nd  Eva  Atwood'  » 6'  both  of  Willard. 
rage  6.  Claudie  Eugene  Layton  died.** 

Joseph  B.  Arnndied.** 

JohnR.  Cook  died.** 

Rev.  J.  C.  T.  Wood  died.** 

Gray  infant  died.** 


Florida   special' passenger's nd 
northbound    Steamer    Merchandise 
freight,   crashed    headon   at-  S: 
o'clock   yesterday   morning   a 
south  of  Portia:  ■  •'*        .       -^j 

Hex  Thome.  45,  or  Thayer.  Ho, 
engineer  of  the  Florid*  special,  died 
a*  the  ponderous  engines  met  and 
were  smashed  like  eggshells.  Hla 
body  had  not  been  recovered  from 
the  wreckage  late  last  night.  Two 
other  members  of  the  train  crews 
axe  In  a  critical  condition  at  a  hoa- 
pltal  In  Jonesboro,  Ark.;  two  rail- 
way mall  clerks  are  In  a  hospital 
here,  badly  hurt,  and  several  other* 
suffered  minor  Injuries. 


Crack  Passenger  Train  Col- 
lides Headon  With  Roaring 
Freight;  Thayer  Man's  Body 
Buried  in  Wreckage 


IGNORING  WAIT  ORDERS 
THOUGHT  HORROR  CAUSE 


Steel  Mail  Car  Overturns  and 
Great  Quantity  J>f  Christmas 
Mail  Destroyed;  Some  of 
Victims  Brought  Here 


THE    DEAD 

Has     Thornt,    45,     Thayer,     Mo, 
Florida  Special  engineer. 
THE  INJURED 

Firamsn  Shaver,  Thayer,  badly 
scalded. 

Fireman  Martin,  Thsyer,  fearfully 
scalded,  ether  Injuries. 

Q.  R-  Nichels.  Springfield,  mall 
clerk,  acalp  wound,  aids  injured, 
de«p  leg  wound. 

WtlliepvL.  George.  K*e**a  City. 
maH  Clerk,  * 

J.  K.  M< 


Brakemsn 
wrenched  shoulder. 


"DL.AMR  for  the   headon  collision 

of  two  crack  Frisco  trains  y*sjj 
terday  morning  near  Portia.  Ark, 
in  which  the  engineer  of  the  Cast 
Kansas  City-Florida  special  waJs1 
killed  and  six  other  trainmen  were 
Injured,  was  fixed  last  night  upon 
the  dead  engineer  and  other  mem- 
bers of  the  Florida  special's  crew. 
Failure  of  the  southbound  spe- 
cial's  crew    to    heed   a  wait    order 


!  FORGET  WAIT   ORDER  | 

♦ » + 

Conductor  J.  B.  Nalle,  745  South 
Pickwick  avenue,  and  Brakeman 
Hulston.  also  of  Springfield,  are 
members  of  the  crew  held  responsi- 
ble for  the  wreck.  » 

In     the     strain     of     forcing     the 

**1  over  miles  of  flooded  tracks 

Thayer  and  Portia,  It  waa 

^r    apparently   forgot 

■>■!   at  Thayer  and 

"  ^ld   the   train 


r 


4SJSS 


S 


Wife -Forsook  Him 

'SJaysiuravevj;! 


ss 


QNE  day  of  married  life  waa 
enough  for  bis  wife,  Belfy  U 
Huckaby.  a  grays  digger,  sets 
forth  In  hla  peUUon  filed  yes- 
terday for  divorce  from  Frances 
E.  Huckaby. 

After  having  been  married  on 
last  September  14.  Huckaby 
claims,  he  and  his  wife  went  the 
following  day  to  the  rooms  they 
were  to  occupy  at  the  home  of 
his  parents.  Arriving  there, 
where  some  of  his  wife's  furni- 
ture already  had  been  delivered, 
the.  .bride  suddenly  Informed  him 
that  she  was  going  to  leave. 

Without  further  explanation, 
she  went  to  her  former  home 
near  Republic  After  finding  her. 
Huckaby  sought  to  have  her  re- 
turn, but  she  Informed  him  that 
she  didn't  care  for  himvand  be 
mlsht  aa  well  g~t  a  divorce. 


11*1 


MARRIAGE   UCEN86 
Kmltt  Fvsns.  XI.  and  Eva  Atwood, 
IS.   both  of  Wlllard. 


EARTHS 


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Claodle  Eiijpene,  three  month*  old 
son  or  Mr.  aid  MraJ  J.  J.  Layton  oV 
8*i,  1-J  Wett  Commercial  street, 
died  yesterday  morning  at  7: SO 
o'clock.  The  iunftral  service  will  he 
held  at  2  o'clock  this  afternoon, 
conducted  by  the  Union  Gospel 
army,  and  burial  will  be  in  Green- 
lawn  cemetery  In  chars*  of  the 
Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  funeral  home. 


REV.  J.  C.  T.   WOOD 
Funeral  services  for  the  Reverend 
J.  C  T.  Wood,  80  years  of  age.  pio- 
neer  Baptist    minister    who   died   ut 
Greenfield     Tuesday    night,    will    be 
held  this  morning  at   11   o'clock   at 
tha   Turkey    Creok    Baptist    church, 
nne    mile    north    of    'Walnut    Grove. 
The  Reverend   'Wood  formerly  lived 
Jr.   Walnut    Grove,   but   for   15   years 
lias  resided  at  Greenfield,     lie  was 
pastor     when     tho     Turkey     Creek 
■  liurch      ivis      built      5"    years   ago. 
When   the    church      was     destror.t-d! 
by  a  cyclone   five   years  ago  he  led  j 
the  movement  to  rebuild  it  although 
llS   was    then    In    very    poor    health.  | 
Tho  Reverend  Wood  is  "survived  by 
his   widow,  a  eon,  T..M.  Wood   of 
/.sbdown.   Ark.;    a   brother,     C.   I* 
Wood  of  Walnut  Grove,  and  several 
rrand  children.    The  Masonic  lodR*1 
r-f   Walnut   Grove   assisted   by   the 
Greenfield   lodge  will  be  in   charge 
of  services   at   the  cemetery.     The 
Reverend      Wood      was    the    oldest 
member  of  the  Walnut  Grove  lodge. 
y  users 1  arrangements  are  in  charge 
of  J.  A.  Brimm  and  Sons,  under- 
-.kers.  of  Walnut  Grove. 


GRAY  INFANT 

The  funeral  of  Herbert  Stan'ey 
Gray.  ; 3-month -old  son  of  Mrs. 
Corlne  Gray,  who  died  of  bronchial 
pneumonia  yesterday  morning,  will 
uke  place  at  the  home.  850  South 
Robbereon  avenue.  Friday  after- 
noon at  2  o'clock.  Burial  will  be 
a   the  Payne  cemetery. 


JOSEPH  B.  ARNN 
Funeral    services    for    Joseph    B. 

Ann,  £.5,  who  died  ut  the  homo  of 

his    sister.   Mrs.   George   Davis,    913 

West  Pacific  street  yesterday,  will 

bo  held  at  2  o'clock  this  afternoo  . 

in  the  Kllngcr  Funeral  chapel.  Bur- 
ial, will  be  In  Memorial  Park  cems- 
fterjNiider  the  direction  bf  the  Odd 
TeUow*.     Mr.  Aran  Is  survived  ty 

iwb  "sister*,   Mrs.   Davis  and   Mrs. 

Wosie  Williams,   of   Tulsa,  and  hU 

mother,  Mrs.  Tobitha(Arnn. 

JOHN  R.  COOK 
John  R.  Cook, ,  66  years  old.  of 
Lynchburg,  died  at  6:30  o'clock 
yesterday  morning  in  a  hospital 
here  after  a  brief  illness.  The  body 
was -sent  yesterday,  to  Lebanon  by 
tbs  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Under- 
taking  company,  and  burial-  will 
be  in  the  Porter  cemetery-  near 
Competition.  Me  .  is  survived  by 
the  widow,  two  sons.  Clyde  K.  Cook 
of  Lynchburg  and  Henry  IT.  Cook 
of  Plato,  the  ''father,  Henry  Cook 
of  Lynchburg,  and  a  ncph-  iv.  K.'K. 
Thorr.ii r  "  of    t*|irlngfitM. 

THURSDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  15, 1927-LEADER 
Page  2:  Beify  I.  Huckaby  sues  to  divorce  Frances  E.  Huckaby.  They  were  married 
September  14  and  she  left  him  the  next  day. 
Page  12:  Joseph  B.  Arnn  died.** 
John  R.  Cook  died.** 
Rev.  J.  C.  T.  Wood  died.** 
Claudele  Eugene  Layton  died.** 
Three  divorce  suits  were  filed.** 


THREE  l-ILB  SUITS. 

Three  divorce  petitions,  ail  charg. 
log  indignities,  were  filed  this  morn- 
ing for  the  January  term  of  circuit 
court  as  follows:  Myrtle  OUne  against 
W.  J.  Cllne;  Clara  Reed  against  Bar. 
rlson  Reed,  and  Pearl  Crouch  against 
J.  H.  Crouch. 


US3 


T5ESTHS" 


JOSEJTH    B.   ABNN. 

Funeral  mttIcm  for  Joseph  B.  Aran, 
M.  who  entd  »t  tba  honat  of  taU 
iUt«.  Mra.  OoorgB  DaTts.  »1S  Wwt 
Pacific  atraat,  yaaUrdnT.  war*,  held 
«t  a  p.  m-  today  at  tha  KUngner 
runarai  bom*.  Burial  waa  »n  Mem- 
orial Park  cemetery. 


,  JOHN  -n.    COOK. 

Tha  body  of  John  R.  Cook.  M,  of 
Lynchbur*.  wbo  died  at  8:30  a.  m. 
yesterday  In  a  local  hospital  after  a 
brtsf  Ulnaaa,  waa  forwarded  to  Leb- 
anon by  the.  Herman  H.  Lohmeyef 
Funeral  borne.  Burial  will  be  In 
Porter  cemetery.  Ha  la  aurrlred  by 
hla  wile,  two  aona.  Clyde  E.  Cook. 
oX  Lynchburg  and  Henry  U.  Cook  of 
Plato;  hla  father.  Henry  Cook  of 
Lynchburg,  and  a  nephew.  E.  K. 
Thomas,  of  Springfield. 


REV.   #.   C.  T.  WOOD. 

runeral   eenrloea  for  Rer.  J.  C.  T. 

Wood.    80.    pioneer   Baptist   minister. 

wbo    died    at      Greenfield      Tuesday 

night,  were  held  at  11  a.  m.  today  at 

I  the  Turkey  Creek  BaptUt  church.  Rev. 

!  Mr.  Wood  formerly  resided  at  Walnut 
Orore.  but.  for  the  past  15-  years  he 
bad  been  m>klnn  hla  horhe  at  Oreen- 
field. 


LAVTONf'LNERAL. 

Puneral  aenrlcea  were  held  at  2 
p.  m.  today  for  CLaudele  Eugene,  the 
thxee-montha-old  son  of  Mr.  and 
Ura.  J.  J.  Lay  ton  of  303  V,  West  Com- 
mercial atreet.  who  died  yesterday 
morning.  Berrlces  were  In  charge 
of  the  Union  Ooepcl  Army  Burlsl 
was  tn  Oreenlawn  cemetery  under  dl- 
recUon  of  the   Herman  H.  Lohmeyer 


FRIDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  16, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 

Page  1:  Marriage  license:  J.  Merritt  Hammond,  28,.  and  Virginia  R.  Mourglia,  21   of 
Monett. 

Hez  Thome  was  killed.** 

Page  9:  Clara  Reed  sues  to  divorce  Harrison  Reed.  They  were  married  September  1 5, 


1918. 


Page  15:  Gray  infant  died.** 
Mrs.  Jessie  Shay  died.** 
Charles  Mann  died.** 
Pearl  Crouch  sues  to  divorce  J.  H.  Crouch. 


E 


F 


;  Corpse  Taken  to  Thayer  for 
Burial;  Inquiry  Into  Arkan- 
sas Collision  Wilj  Be  Opened 
At  Memphis  Today 


CEARCHERS  shortly  before  "noon 
yesterday  found  the  mantled 
».,xly  of  Hd  Thorn*  of  Thayer.  Mo.. 
■.■leran  Frisco  engineer  who  die* 
Wednesday    morning    at    ths   throt- 


Cv      of     the.     Kansas      Cltj  -Florida 
si-»cial  passenger  train   In  a  headon 
r    Iksitn  with  a  crack  Frisco  freight 
Portia.    Ark. 

crewa    from    Memphis 

"•id    cleared    the 

**««  scans 


DEATHS 


GRAY  INFANT 
Funeral  servicea  for  Herbert 
Stanley  Gray.  Infant  son  of  Mrs 
Corlna  Oray.  850  South  Robberaon 
avenue,  who  died  Wednesday,  will 
be  held  at  I  o"clock  this  afternoon 
at  the  residence  with  burial  In 
Payna  cemetery  under  direction  of  j 
j  \V.  L.  Starne,  undertaker. 


H8H 


F'uneral  service*  for  Mrs.  Jessie 
Shay.  14  ytars  old.  who  died  last 
Sunday  at  the  home  <'f  her  mother. 
Mrs.  C.  U  Rhodes.  630  East  Page 
street,  will  be  held  at  2: SO  o'clock 
Saturday  afternoon  at  the  residence 
■with  burial  In  Haiehvood  cemetery 
under  direction  of  the-  Paxson 
Funeral  home. 


J  CHARLES  MANN  i 

1       Charles  Mann.  62.  retired  business  I 
man.  died  at  10:10  o'clock  last  nijrht 
.at  his  home  in  Holllster.    He  Is  sur- 
vived   by   two  children.    Mrs.   Harry ■! 
•Evans    of     Holllster     and     NVd     H 
Mann  of  Hollywood.  Cal.    The  body 
will  be  brought  overland  to  Spring"-  ■ 
*'«**  "bout  noon  today,  and  funeral 
•«  »lcea    will    be    conducted    at    10 
o'clock    Saturday    morniaa;    at    the 
Mjirmaa    Lohmeyer    funeral    home 
Wth  the  Ravsrand  McHanley  offlcl- 
Htni. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  16, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  3:  Births  announced.** 
Page  24:  Mrs.  Lillian  Haymes  died.** 

Mrs.  Bird  J.  Craig  died.** 
Page  26:  Child  born  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Louis  Fachler  died.** 

Rev.  J.  C.  T.  Wood  died.** 

B.  Johnson  died.** 
Page  27:  Miss  Edith  Burch  and  Herbert  Douglas  were  married.** 
Page  8:  HezThorne  was  killed.** 


BIRTHS 


Mr.  and  Mr*.  O.  R.  Smalley.  of  1144 
Wa«t  Center  street,  announce)  the 
birth  of  a  son.  Chart**  Edgar,  yes- 
terday at  toe  Springfield  Baptist  hoe- 
pltaL 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Clarence  Adams,  710 
South  Nettleton  arenue.  announce 
the  birth  or  a  daughter,  Patricia  Jean, 
December  10. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Homer  Oann,  1981 
North  Taylor  arenue.  announce  the 
birth  of  a  daughter.  December  16. 


mm 


DEAD  ENGINEE-I 


Body  of  Hez  Thome  Recov- 
ered at  Scene  of  Frisco 
Collision.' 


v 


Tie  Man  Dies, 
The  recent  death  of  B.  Johnson, 
founder  of  the  Bf  Johnson  &  BonNTle 
company.  Is  announced.  He  was  05 
years  old.  Hie  company  has  operated 
very  extensively  In  Shannon  county 
In  the  past,  though  doing  very  little 
If    any  thing    there    now. 


■•V.  i.  C.  T.  Wood  Dead. 

Rev.  J.  C.  T.  Wood  died  at  his 
home  in  Greenfield  yesterday  morn- 
ing, after  an  Illness  extending  over 
several  months.  The  remains  will  be 
taken  to  Walnut  Grove,  his  former 
home,  for  interment. 

Rev.  Wood  was  a  Baptist  minister, 
a  veteran  of  the  Civil  war,  former 
deputy  grand  lecturer  of  the  Masonic 
loo-e.  and  leaves  a  long  record  of 
religious,  fraternal  and  civic  service. 


The  body  of  Hes  Thome,  engineer 
of  the  Kansas  CIty-Plorlda  Special, 
which  crashed  In  a  headon  collision 
Tuesday  morning  with  the  Frisco's 
crack  merchandise  train  Ho.  138,  was 
recovered  yesterday  about  noon  from 
debris  at  the  scene  of  the  wreck,  near 
Portia.  Ark. 

The  body  was  taken  to  Thayer.  Mo. 
Burial  will  be  there.  Funeral  arrange- 
ments are  incomplete. 

An  Investigation  at  the  scene  of  the 
wreck  has  been  made  by  Frisco  execu- 
tives and  a  hearing  to  determine  the 
responsibility  of  the  crash  was  in 
progress  today  In  Memphis,  Tenn. 


1185 


Miss  IUIUII  MKU  TO 

m  !:hi;kt  hoku.as. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  BurcU  or  Linn  i 
(.'  cek  announce  ihr  marriage  of  their  ' 
daughter,  Edith,  to  He:  ert  Douglas! 
■  •f  Springfield.  Ttir  ceremony  was ' 
lirrif.'med  Thur*<Ji»y  morning.  Mr. 
•.'A  Mrs.  Douglas  will  be  al  home  , 
•n  their  friends  at  730  Holland  ave- 
::»e.  ,.-..•. 


mmmm 


HLDISBBRN^ 
TO  TWO  TRAMPS 


Minister  Dies  at  Greenfield— 
Webb  City  and  Shoe 
Factory. 


Br>rn  on  a  bed  of  straw  In  a  shed 
when    the    thermometer    hovered    at 
|  rero  and  the  wind  whistled  through 
the  crack*,  the  Infant  child  of  Louis 
'  Fachlcr   and   wife,    lived     lew     than 
i  twenty-four  hours,   and    the    parent* 
I  are  both  In  a  critical  condition  from 
exposure  at  Marshfleld. 
!      By   tramping   Fachler   and   hla  */lfe 
:  reached  Mar6hfleld   from  Dallas.  Tex-  I 
;  ts.    the    first   of    last   week.      He    waa  j 
hunting  work  and  a  place  for  shelter 
when  their  baby  should  be  born 


to  neighbors  and  told  the  atory    The 
women  pot  busy  and  with  quilt*  and 
food  went  to  the  shed  to  assist.     The  . 
men  of  the  neighborhood  got  lumber  j 
and  put  a  floor  In  and  tried  to  repair 
the    building.      Meantime,    that     cold  ' 
day.   Fachler    tramped    hunting   a    bed  , 
for  his  family.     In  doing  so  he  froze 
hla    f*c:    badly    without    realizing    It.  j 
In   trying  to  thi.w  them  out  he  bath-  ' 
ed    them    In    coal    oil    and    blistered 
them.    That  night  the  baby  died. 


VI  ■>.-"Jy^??^tfcV?     ->'"'      li.v-jg.^.fo., 


in  the  Belle  Springs  neighborhood 
he  found  a  woodchopplng  Job  with 
Will  Montgomery  who  had  no  shelter 
for  them  except  an  old  shed.  They 
piled  straw  In  the  corner  and  were 
told  by  Mr.  Montgomery  If  It  got  too 
cold  to  come  to  the  house  and  there 
would  be  room  for  all  to'slt  around 
the  f::e. 

It  did  get  cold,  much  colder,  and 
the  man  and  woman  atarted  to  the 
ho'.i«?.  but  she  became  sick  before 
7c::.g  far  and  they  had  to  return  to 
the  shrd.  There  In  the  middle  of  the 
r.l'jht  was  born  a  child,  with  no  fire, 
no  lights,  no  doctor,  only  a  half 
r.-;>7>  :i  weSian  a::U  helpless  mnn  to 
welcome   it. 

When  morning  came  ihe  man  went 


. .  MBS.  LILLIAN  HA YMES.  ' 
Mrs.  Lillian  Harm**,  40  years  old, 
wife  of  M.  P.  Haymes.  died  early  this 
morning  at  her  home.  3047  North 
Welltr  avenue.  Funeral  services  will 
be  held  at  3:*0  p.  m.  8* turd* y  at 
the  Dale  Street  M.  *'.  church,  with 
Rer.  Walt  Hill,  pastor,  officiating. 
Burial    will   be   in   Oreenlawn   ceme- 


tery under  Btrscnon  uf  the  Kttrrgtrer 
Funeral  home.  She  Is  survived  by 
her  husband  and  a  sister. 


MRS.  BIRD  J.  CRAIG. 
Utm.  Bird  J.  Craig,  died  at  her  home 
In  Boone.  la.,  yesterday  afternoon,  ac- 
cording to  word  received  here.  She 
.  formerly  resided  In  (Talma,  Mo.  Fu- 
neral  services  will  be  held  Sunday  at 
Galena.  Mrs.  Craig  was  the  widow  of 
Dr.  C.  O.  Craig  of  Galena.  She  Is  sur- 
vived by  a  daughter,  Mrs.  Edith  Craig 
Bakrr  of  Eureka  Springs,  Ark.,  a  son. 
Claude  O.  Craig,  and  her  mother, 
Mrs.  Hannah  Oarnett,  of  Boone. 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  17,  1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Page  5:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  Burch  of  Linn  Creek,  Mo.,  announce  the  marriage  of  their 
daughter  Edith  to  Mr.  Herbert  Douglas  of  Springfield.  The  wedding  took  place  December  15 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Douglas  will  be  at  home  at  730  Holland  avenue. 

Page  7:  A  son  Charles  Edgar  Smalley  was  born  December  1 5  to  Mr  and  Mrs  C  R 
Smalleyof  1144  West  Center  street.  '  '     ' 

Page  12:  Mrs.  Catherine  Brunkhorst  died.** 
Mrs.  Lillian  Haymes  died.** 
Mrs.  Jessie  Shay  died.** 
Charles  Mann  died.** 
Robert  Waller  died.** 
Mrs.  Bird  J.  Craig  died.** 
Mrs.  Ada  Shockley  died.** 


H8b 


DEATHS 


CATHERINE   0RUNKHORST 

Mrs.  Catherine  Brunkhorat,  62. 
mother  of  Walter  H.  Brunkhorat  of 
Springfield,  died  of  pneumonia  at  S 
o'clock  yesterday  afternoon  at -her 
home  In  Sedalla.  She  had  been  In 
poor  health  for  several  month*,  be- 
coming seriously  HI  Wednesday. 
Heart  disease  contributed  to  he» 
death.  She  Is  aurrlred  by  her  bus- 
hand.  Henry  Brunkhorat  of  Sedalla. 
four  sons,  Harry  and  Otto  Brunk- 
horat of  Sedalla.  Edwin  Brunkhorat 
•f  Joptln  and  Walter  Brunkhorat  of 
Sprtnxtleld :  two  daughters,  Nadine 
sir  Catherine  of  Sedalla  and  IS 
grandchildren.  Funeral  aervleea 
""♦CI  he-  conducted  ar  I  o'clock  Sun- 
day  afternoon   at   the  home. 


MRS.   LILLIAN    HAYMES 
Funeral   aervleea  for   Mm.   Lillian 
Haymes,    40    years   old,   wife   of   M 
L   Haymes.   2047  North  Weller  ave- 
nue, who  died  early  yesterday  morn- 
ing  at   her   home,   will   be   held   at 
1:30    o'clock    this    afternoon    at    the 
Dale   Street   Methodist  church,  with 
the  Reverend  Walt  Hill  pastor,  pre- 
sidlng.        Burial   will   be   in    Green- 
lawn    cemetery    under    direction    of 
the  Kllngner  Funeral  home.     She  ia 
survived  -by    the   husband    and    one 
aister. 


MRS.  JE88IE  8HAY 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Jesale 
Shay,  »4  years  old,  who  died  Sun- 
day at  the  homo  of  her  mother. 
Mrs.  C.  L.  Rhodes.  SSO  Eaat  Page 
street,  will  be  held  at  2:10  o'clock 
this  afternoon  at  the  residence  with 
burial  In  Hazel  wood  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  the  Paxson  Fu- 
neral home. 


ROBERT    WALLER 

"Word  was  received  here  last  nigh', 
or  the  death  of  Knbert  Waller  ot 
Tacoma,  Wash.,  brotherinlaw  of 
Mrs.  Russell  Vandlvort.  644  West 
Calhoun  «tr*et.  Mrs.  Vr.ndlvort  wll; 
Have  PjTlngfirH  (his  mirnine  for 
Tacoma    to    tf.end   funeial   service*  .' 

MRS.    BIRD   J.   CRAIG  ! 

Mrs.    Bird    .1     <"raii?.    .'6    »ars    n|<i   j 
formerly       of      G.-tli-ri.i.       Mo.      ,jlec  • 
Thursday    at    her     !.■  me    :n     Hooi.e,  ' 
o'rt'/Ji')'   wa»    lh*    widow   of   Dr 
vivS  S^  0*0ml'n*-    Sha  U  aur- 
Cr?tt    «  ?"'   dauRht«r.  «.«    Edith 
Craig    Baker    of    Eureka      Springs 

i^.0?'  ««>n,  Claude  O.  Craig  of 
Boone,  fowa.  her  mother.  Mrs.  Han- 
nah Oarnett  of  Goor.,  and  by  two 
brothers.     Funeral   services  will   be 

Gaunt1   2:S°  6Uhd&y   "ft—   « 


MRS.  ADA  6HOCKLEY 

Mrs    Ada  Shockley.   i:.  who  ilt4 
recently     In     Kansas     City,  will  £ 

Maple  Park  cemetery  h^re  ,,r.d<, 
direction  of  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  fu- 
neral home.     The  body  will  arriv( 

5?  !S*  thl"  mornln«  from  Idn- 
»as     City,      where,  funeral   services 
Here  conducted.     Mrs.   Shocnley  is 
aurvlved    by    a    daughter.    Mrs     K 
Goode  of  Grand    View     Mo-    ««   s  ,n" 
Ralph    Shockley    of    Kans.is   City  • 
two  alatera.  Mr.-.  Sam  Thomas    u'>9 
North    Jefferson    avenue    and    Mr* 
Stewart     Shockley     of     St.     L».«ii«- 
three  brothers.  Wilson  Cole  of  Min- 
neapolis,     Minn..      George    Cole   of 
Hamilton.    Mont,   and    Paul   Co)»  of  I 
lake      George,      Colo.',      and      rourl 


-   MARRIAGE    LICENSES   - 

Rollen      T.      .Smith,    ft.  anj   M.irv 

Browser.    -1.    both    of    Sprlnpfield: 

•>tto  Undow.      S9.     and     Katherlne 

|  Tunecka.   S7.  both  of   Belleville.  Ill 

Iharhe  Selaor.   22.   Taneycomx  and 

I  rrleda      Ooggburn.      21.      Branson: 

j  ^dKar  Woods  2?.  Seneca,  and  Mrs 


CHARLES  MANN 
Funeral  services  for  Charlea 
Mann.  62,  who  died  Thursday  night 
at  his  home  In  Holllster.  Mo.  wll) 
be  held  at  10  o'clock  thla  morning 
at  the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer  Fu- 
neral home  with  the  Reverend  Mc- 
Hanl<*r  r.fflrlntinfr.  Burial  will  be 
In  Hazelwood  cemetery  with  the 
local  Masonic  bodies  in  charge. 


SATURDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  17, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  The  estate  of  Mrs.  Fernando  Martinez  will  go  to  the  state.** 
Page  3:  Marriages  performed.** 
Page  4:  Mrs.  Catherine  Brunkhorst  died.** 

Page  11  :  Miss  Helen  Kerr  and  Charles  T.  Jackson  will  be  married.** 
Page  12:  Charles  Mann  died.** 

Robert  Waller  died.** 

Mrs.  Lillian  Haymes  died.** 

Mrs.  Jessie  Shay  died.** 

F.  L.  Moffett  committed  suicide.** 


»18T 


LEFTTOail! 


FORI(ilERAMINlSTERfflE§* 
AFTER  TAKIN<j.eOJSON 


OFpfiaTWhiT^^ 
Out"  in  St.  Louis  Following 
Death  of  Parent  Here  Has 
Been  Missing  Years;  Be- 

JjipyAriTn  Bg  in  Mexico. 

Because   of    ths   inability   of   the 
I  curator  ol  the  estate  of  the  late  Mrs. 
rerosndo   MarUnex.   who   died  here- 
in 1915.  to  locate  the  only  heir.  Joe* 
,  MerUnea,  the  estate  la  to  go  to  the 
I  state  following  the  February  term  °* 
court,    unless    the    heir    appears.    It 
baa  been- announced  at  the  office  of 

the  probate  court.  

— Tb,  estate   at   tbe>  Urn*     of     the 
mothers  death   wee  Telued  at  W«4. 


eld,  eeooTdlnf  *«  •*»•  records,  which 
gave  his  age  ae  10  yean  at  the  time 
of    the   mothers   death. 

Disappears  Again. 
Tour*  MarUnes  wee  placed  In  an 
institution  in  8t.  Louis  shortly  after 
his  mothers  death,  Mr.  Bmlth  said 
today.  After  being  there  ■  a  short 
time,  the  boy  was  -farmed"  out  to 
first  cnt  family  *nd  then  another. 
until  si  last  he  r*&  awsy  Xrom  out 
I  of '  the  homes. 

Be  was  last  heard  of  In  El  Paso. 
!  Tex.  Ke  told  T.  M.  A.  C.  executives 
j  there  thst  be  had  a  large  estate  in 
8prtng»eld.  The  S3  Paso  men  got 
'  in  louci.  with  the  local  institution 
|  and  Mr  Smith  was  sdvlsed  of  the 
I  boy's  whereabouts. 

Believed  To  Be  In  Mexico. 
■  The  report  of  young  Martinez  being 
in  XI  P**o  was  recet-ed  here  about 
a  year  before  the  entrance  of  the 
United  States  Into  the  world  war.  He 
bee  not  been   heard  from   since. 

Mr.  Bmlth  expressed  the  belief  to- 
day tbaM  the  boy.  who  Is  a  Mexican. 
bee  Lioasiil   the  border   and    gone   to  j 
-bis  own  people." 


ibacaas,    at    oonURU< 

or  orpthw^eo^thAtsnoe^^njU 
ehurch.  died  thU  mornlnf  at  the 
family  home.  004  East  Lombard 
street,  after  swallowing  a  quantity 
of  strychnine.  . 

After  taking  the  over-dose  of 
poison  about  8  a.  m..  he  celled  mem- 
bars  of  hie  family  to  the  bedside,  in* 
formed  them  of  his  set  and  died 
•bout  three  hours  and  •  half  later, 
lie  wss  conscious   to  the  end. 

Dr.  X.  C.  Roeeberry  and  Dr.  M.  J. 
Armstrong  made  desperate  efforts  to 
save  Mr.  Moffstt '■  life,  pumping  the 
poison  from  his  stomach  and  ad* 
ministering  every  known  anecdote. 

However.  Mr.  Moffett  had  swal- 
lowed three  grains  of  strychnine  In 
capsules,  enough  to  kill  several  men. 

Mr.  Moffett  was  for  many  years 
pastor  at  the  South  Avenue  Chris- 
tian church.  He  resigned  10  years 
ago  when  he  suffered  a  severe  nerv- 
ous  breakdown. 

Dr.  Roseberry  also  ststed  today 
thst  Mr.  Moffett  v.aa  a  victim  of 
high  blood  pressure.  Mr.  Moffett'* 
condition  had  been  growing  worse 
during  the  past  few  months,  al- 
though be  still  was  able  to  wait 
about    the    house    and    yard. 

Upon  the  arrival  of  the  physician* 
this  morning.  Mr.  Moffett  expressed 
the  desire  to  live,  but  It  was  too 
i  late.  Members  of  his  family  doubted 
his  statements  about  the  swallowing 
of  the  poison  unUl  the  arrival  si 
the   physicians. 

Puneral  arrangements  are  incom- 
plete but  will  be  under  direction  of 
the  Aima  Lohmeyer  Puneral  home}. 


L--- 


kerk  ; 

LIED. 

p.   O.    C.   Kerr  of    Webb  ■ 
^Jounced  the  engagement  ' 
rhlng     marriage    of    their  ' 
Hen.   to   Chnrles  T.  Jack- 
f  Louisville.  Ky.     Miss  Kerr 
(In  SprliiRfield  many  lime* 
ir    of    Mr*.    W.    A.    Vinton. 
Fort    avenue,  and   Is  Mel] 


ie  time  next  month. 


USS 


CUARLK8    MAgW. 


JTuuentl  services  were  held  et  10 
a.  m.  today  et  the  Hennen  H.  Loh- 
meyer  Funeral  home  for  Charles 
lUnn,  03,  who  died  Thursday  night 
»'  hU  bom*  In  Hollleter.  Mo.  Ths 
Rer.  Mr.  McHanley  officiated.  Burial 
wu  In  Hazel  wood  cemetery  with  the 
local    Masonlo   bodies    in   charge. 


ROBERT    WALLER. 

Robert  Waller  of  Tacoma.  Wash., 
brother-in-law  of  Mrs.  Ru«»<U  Vsndl- 
vort.  64*  West  Calhoun  street,  died 
at  his  horns  last  night,  according  to 
word  received  here.  Mrs.  Vandlvort 
left  this  morning  for  Tacoma  to  at- 
tend  funeral  service*. 


t-UXLUAM 
Funeral  sen  lose  for  Mrs.  Lillian 
Hayrnee,  40.  wLfe  of  M.  I.  Haymej. 
2047  North  Wcller  avenue,  who  died 
«*rly  yexterday  morning  at  her  home, 
were  held  at  1:30  p.  m.  today  at  the 
Dal*  Street  Methodist  church,  with 
Iter.  Walt  Hill,  pastor,  officiating. 
Burial  was  In  Qreenlawn  ceme- 
tery under  direction  of  the  KUngner 
Funeral  boms.  She  Is  survived  by 
her  husband  and  a  sister. 


MRS.  JESSIE  8UAY. 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Jessie 
Shay,  34.  who  died  Sunday  at  the 
home  of  her  mother.  Mrs.  O.  L. 
Rhodes.  630  East  Psgs  street,  were 
held  at  3:30  p.  m.  today  at  the  resi- 
dence with  burial  In  Hanlwood  ceme- 
tery under  direction  of  the  Paxson 
Funeral  home. 


3o 


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MRS.  BRUNKHOWSTDIES- 

Ura,    Catherine     Brunkhorut.     03. 

mother  of  Walter  H.  Brunkhorst.  local 

newspaperman   end'  member  of  the 

news  staff  of  the  Springfield  Dally 

Newt,  died  yssUrdsy  at  her  aoms  In 

Bedalla  following  an  Illness  of  several 

months.    Mrs.  Brunkhorst  U  survived 

by  her  husband.  Henry  Brunkhorst  of 

Sadalla,  four   sons.   Harry   and  Otto 

Brunkhorst  of  Sedalia.  Edwin  Bruuk-  , 

horet  of  JopUu  and  Walter  Brunkhorst  j 

of  Springfield;  two  daughters,  Nadlne  I 

•Ad    Oathtrlne    of    Sedalia    and  13  J 

grandchildren. 

Funeral  services  will  be  held  at  J' 
p.  m.  Sunday  at  the  family  home  In 
Sedalla 


two  cocples  wed. 

Two  couples  were  married  yester- 
day at  the  office  of  Jack  W.  McKee. 
recorder  of  deeds.  Immediately  after 
obtaining  marriage  licenses  there. 
One  couple.  Edgar  Woods,  33,  Seneca, 
and  Mrs.  J.  O.  Carpenter,  34.  Casper. 
Wyo.,  ware  married  by  the  Rev.  E.  C. 
Bechler.  pastor  of  the  Central  Chris- 
tian  church.  Charlie  Selsor.  33,  Tan- 
ereomo,  and  Frieda  Coggbura,  91. 
were  married  by  Judge  J.  W. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  18, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Nina  G.  Stevens  sues  to  divorce  Clarence  V.  Stevens.  They  were  married 
February  22,  1917. 

A  daughter  Betty  Lou  Owen  was  born  Decmber  4  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Guy  Owen  of 
929  North  Robberson  avenue. 

Page  IB:  The  old  Leftwich  home  is  being  torn  down.** 

J.  H.  Potter  was  appointed  to  administer  the  estate  of  the  late  Mrs  J  H  Potter  of 
Strafford. 

Rev.  Frank  L.  Moffett  committed  suicide.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Frank  Dukes  died  from  a  fall.** 
Page2B:  Robert  Waller  died.** 

Mrs.  Jessie  Shay  died.** 

Chalmus  Marshall  died.** 


U8°l 


William  A.  Inmon  died.** 

Rev.  Fred  C.  Hughes  died.** 

James  D.  Kunzler  died.** 

Robert  S.  Keener  died.** 
Page  5B:  David  E.  Phillips  sues  to  divorce  Cora  B.  Phillips.  They  were  married  August 
18,  1922. 

Page  6B:  There  is  an  article  about  David  W.  Woodruff.** 
Page  10B:  Card  of  thanks  from  C.  L.  Rhodes  and  others.** 

Card  of  thanks  from  Mrs.  Tabitha  Arnn  and  others.** 
Page  4C:  William  E.  Hooten,  98,  the  oldest  man  in  Bates  county,  died  at  the  home  of  his 
son  S.  E.  Hooten,  four  miles  east  of  Foster. 

Page  9C:  Daughter  born  December  1 2  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  D.  B.  Meador  of  Monett. 

William  E.  Bass  of  Monett  died.**  Joe  Falls  of  Kansas  City  is  his  brother-in-law. 

Mrs.  Marion  Gillock  of  Bowers  Mill  died  December  6. 


MAN  IS  FATALLY  INJURED 
IN  FALL  FROM  SCAFFOLD 


"PAI.LIXO  15  feet  to  the  concrete 

floor  from  a  scaffold  in  the  new 

high  school   building   at   Morrlsvlll*. 

il-mnk    Dukes.    T.2.    Morrlsville    car- 

j  i-cntor.    suffered     fatal     injuries    at 

I  10:30  o'clock   yesterday   morning. 

Dukes   died    of    a    fractured    skull 

In    a    hospital    here    at    3:30    o'clock 

yesterday   afternoon. 

The  man  was  at   work  on  a  high 

scaffolding.    removing    forms    from 

'  a    celling,    when    one    of    the   forms 

|  fell    and    he    dodged    backwards    to 


escape.   Losing    his   balance  on   the 
narrow    framework,    he    toppled    to  , 
the   floor   and    hie   head   struck   the  | 
concrete.    He   never   recovered   con-  j 
vclouenees.  ' 

The  Injured  man  was  brought  to  i 
Springfield  In  a  Hutchinson- Bl ue  j 
ambulance  from  Bolivar,  with  Dr.  | 
H-  F.  Harrell  of  Morrlsville  attend-  i 
Ing   him.  ' 

lie    is     survived    by    a    wife    and  i 
daughter.    Funeral    servivces    prob-  j 
ably  will  he  conducted  tomorrow  or 
Tuesday    at   Morrlavllle. 


v  cnlnV  fcecernbtH^llfof  .. 
at  Ms  home  901  Kale  street  Funeral 
services  were  held  at  Chrlatlan 
church  Sunday  afternoon.  The  pall 
bearers  were  De  Molay  .members. 
He  leaves  a  young  wife,  parents 
and  many  relatives  and  friends.  In- 
terment was  at  the  Onkdale  ceme- 
tery. 

Joe  Kails  of  Kansas  City  was  here 
for  funeral  services  i-f  bis  !  rothf  r 
inlaw  Wr.    Has*. 


**Br*    :  PERSONALB— V 


.We  desire  to  express  our  gratltuda'for 
the  beautiful  offering*  from  our  friends 
and ':  to  our  pastor.  Dr.  Harrle,  for  Ms 
services  In  behalf  of  our  beloved  daugh- 
ter  and   wife. 

a  I~  RHODES, 
and    family. 

MBS.  J.  O    HENDERSON. 

W.  F.  SHAY.  ' 


We  wish  to  express  our  thanks  to  our 
marir    friends    and    neighbors    for    their 
kindness   and  sympathy   during  the   sick- 
ness   and    death    of    our    beloved    son    and 
brother. 
Also   for   the   beautiful   floral   offerings. 
MRS.   TABITHA   ARNN. 
MRS.    ROSA    WILLIAMS. 
MR.  and  MRS.  G.  P.  DAVIS, 
and    family. 

1 


MARRIAGE    LICENSES 

Oma  B.  Sheridan.  J5.  and  Daisy 
Chllders.  both  of  Springfield;  Fred 
B.  Savage,  13.  and  Lucille  Bingham. 
SI.  both  of  Springfield;  Louise 
Barnard,  IS,  and  Vlvene  Sherrow. 
both  of  Fordland;  Tillman  Price. 
26.  Wichita.  Kan,  and  Mary  An- 
derson, 26,  Springfield:  Jesse  H. 
Bonnell,  27.  and  Pearl  Shackelford. 
26.  both  of  Springfield. 


ROBERT  WALLER 

RoV>rt  Waller,  of  Tacoma.  Wash., 
brotherlnlaw  of  Mrs.  Russell  Vandl- 
vort,  «««  West  Calhoun  streeL  died 
at  his  home  Friday  night,  accord  ng 
to  Information,  received  Jiere.  Mrs 
Vandlvort  left  yesterday  morning 
to  attend  funeral  services. 


I  Wo 


■SPECTRES  OF  OtO 
SIGH  AS  LEFTWICH 


Almost  First  of  SpringfielcHs- 
Two-Story  Dwellings.  Older 
Than  Memory,  It  Falls  to  a 
Filling  Station 


FREMONT  HEADQUARTERS 
DURING    STIRRING    DAYS 


Abe  Lincoln  and  Jeff  Davis, 
The  Ancient  Maples,  Stir  j 
Sadly  Over  Their  Crave,  and  ! 
Too.   Fear  Death 


pfTlHB?  are  <  tearing  <downv  the. '«)& 
fftjlj^twlch  home  at  the  coroee»'ot 
Orant  tv»nu«  and  College  street  to 
make  way  for  a  filling  station  at 
I h*  entrance  to  the  new  Orant  ave- 
nue viaduct. 

Clapboards  of  native  walnut,  held 
In  place  with  oldfaahloned  square- 
rut,  headless  nails,  on  the  outside, 
nnd  lath  of  handftewn^plne  on  tbe> 
Inside,  are  being  ripped  away  to  re- 
veal the  heavy-timbered  framework 
•>f  solid  oak.  hewn  and  notched  •with 
axe    and    chisel    and    joined    with' 
wooden  pegs.    Tearing  down'lhe  In-  ! 
*ide  lalhsi   and   plnster    reveals   the.j 
w  Ide    fireplace,    long    waHedup.     In  | 
whose  capacious  depths  great  wood  I 
firVs    furnished    romfort    nnd    thnr  i 
I .ir  forgotten  Christ niasea.        '.*     ,A 

ltandwroiight  wooden  door*.  Im- 
ported from  St.  1-oui*  by  ok  team.  1 
<ire  being  unhung,  and  the  fine  co- 
lonial "frunl  door"  of  the  type  which 
H  simulated  in  building  new  homes 
today. 

4. -♦ 

LINCOLN  AND  DAVIS  TREES  I 
«,__ ♦ 

Watching  the  wreckage  and  rax- 
ing of  the  home  even  older  than 
they.  Abe  Lincoln  and  Jeff  Davis, 
stripped   end   old,   shudder   In    the 

aughaaa.  Speed— these  two  old  saa^ 
pfe*  Which  were  set  out  u  atrip- 
lings  In  tho  first  year  of  the  XU» 
Hellion.  PUnted     In     a     grim     and 
heart-heavy   time,   with  a   courage- 


i 


«us    humor    and    determined    whim-  i 
slcallty— "This-.   *sld    .Mrs.    William 
Ji*flwlch,  as  *he  directed  the  tamp-  (" 
Jng  of  the  .«!.,]  nbout  It.  "Is  Abe  Lin- 
coln. And   this,"  as   the  second   tree; 
wras   set    In.  place,    "is    Jeff   Davis. "  ] 

tOr  perhaps  It  was  vice  versa.*  "Tho 
one  that  grows  the  fastest,"  she 
said,  and  smliro  a  bit.  "will  win  the 
war—" 

Btit^Khich  Is  Lincoln  snd  which 
.1*  Davis,  today  no  one  remembers 

#.— + 

OLDER  THAN  MEMORY 


Who  built  the  first  house  on  the 
site,  or  when.  Is  no  longer  known, 
but  when  the  Reverend  Dr.  Wil- 
liam Leftwjch  bought  It  from  Wil- 
liam Fulbrlght  In  1*67,  there  It  was 
—a  small,  story-and-a-half  cottage, 
with  an  J.  kitchen. 

Doctor  I.eftwlch  hud  left  Ills 
Virginia  home  2n  vimis  la- 
tere. ,snd  travelling  by  carriage. 
,»hlle  his  slav.-s  followed  with  ox 
earns     and     wagons    bringing     the 

t<oii«chob1      r N.     bad     grilled      at 

1  Scot  get  on  h.    !  .*•   mill's    norrli   of    t>- 
.'alln. 

lti   IS.'iT  he  w:i<  In  frail  he.ilth.  Snd 

inysirl.-ini       Kiiggcstod      Texas.      mo 

sain    the    family    b»-longlnK«    were 

loaded   Into  ox   wagons,  and  stalled 

the      riejv       lourney,       Arriving       In 


.^.tirtngf iold.  he  liked  the  promising 
rule  town  so  much  that  he  stopped 
right  here  sad  brought  87  acres 
fittm  Fulbrlght. 


I 


TWAS   A   FINE    HOME 


I 


'•Immediately    he    remodelled    and 
<  ftlarged    the    house,    making  '  It    * 
full     two     stories,     nnd     adding 
colonial    portico,    which     later    was 
torn' down  .so  that  a  wide  veranda 
oould.be  built.  The  only  other. two- 
Mory  house*  In  the  city  at  that  time 
were    the    homes    of    the    Holland* 
»tnd**?wlu-n     Portor    Loftwlch     had 
completed    his    additions    and    Im- 
provements, he  had  one  of  the  fin- 
est  homos    In  the  ronton. 
-He  lived  there,  busy  end  happy, 
with  hja  family,  until  afte^therbeV 
ginning  of  the  war.  He  was  v  pastor 
of  the  Methodist  church, 'gootvknd' 
■wee  much  upset  when  the  Midlers 
took   over  «Unr  church.  In   18 6*  he 
leased    his    home    and    moved    to 
Boon vllle,    firmly   resolved    not '  to 
return    until   his   church   was   re- 
stored. This  was  done  five  years 
later,  and  he  came  back  In  18S9  and 
remained  In  the  old  house  until  hU 
death  there  in  1876. 

But  Mrs.  Ruth  Homan,  Doctor 
Leftwldi'a  granddaughter,  who  now 
lives  here,  relates  that  In  the  earlier 
daya  of  the  war  while  the  tamlty 
etUl  lived  there,  there  waa  excite- 
ment. She  Aas  a  small  child  at  the 
time,  but  recalls  the  strong  feelings 


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I  that  prevailed  witn  groat  vividness. 

I+ : + 

FREMONT'S  HEADQUARTERS  i 

4 + 

General  Fremont  made  the  Left- 
v.leh  home  his  headquarters,  using 
the  big  living  room  as  an  office 
and  the  room  above  it  for  hla  priv- 
ate  living  apartments. 

"I  remember  once,"-  she'  says, 
"when  I  was  eavlng,  he  wanted  me 
to  kiss  him  goodbye.  But  I  wouldnf 
do  It,  because  he  was  a  northerner 
and  I  was  a  little  rebel. 

"But  he  was  a  perfect  gentleman," 
she  says,  and  smiles  to  recollect 
how  the  military  band,  with  Instru- 
ments all  of  gleaming  silver,  came 
every  night  to  serenade  him. 

The  day  before  the  battle  of  Wil- 
son creek,  Mrs.  Homan  says.  Gen- 
eral Lyon  stationed  himself  on  his 
horse  before  the  houae  and  reviewed 
his  troops.  The  next  day  she  w*nt 
to  visit  kinsfolk  near  the  old 
Percy's  cave  northwest  of  town, 
from  where  they,  could  hear  tte 
cannonading,  and  'see  the  final  re- 
treat— not  knowing  whether  the 
fleeing  soldiers  were  Union  or  Con- 
federate. 

+ -♦ 

I       A  CANNONBALL'S  VISIT 


And  during  the  Marmaduke  raid, 
she  says,  a  cannonbaJI  was  shot 
through  the  house  and  passed  di- 
rectly through  the  stairway,  but  no- 
body  was   injured.  , 

In  those  days,  a- fine  orchard  ex- 
tended east  of  the  house  to  Phelps 
street,  and  there  was  a  magnificent 
walnut  grove  to  the  west.  This  was 
exceedingly  valuable,  and  Doctor 
Leftwich  at  one  time  refused  an  of- 
fer of  $10,000  for  It.  But  during  the 
war  the  invading  soldiers  cut  it  for 
firewood — 

Back  of  the  house  was  a  large 
log  cabin,  the  slave  quarters;  and 
across  Grant  street  (outside  the 
city  limits)  the  carriage  house,  and 
beyond  It  the  farm. 

When  Doctor  Leftwich  died,  he 
.left  the  place  to  his  widow, ,_ who. 
later  died  and  »j 
Homan's  daughter^ 
Hotchtoon;wfco  a 
Fremont  street  Sh' 
the  old  home .  passed^ont,.  ptrTthe 
family,  and  has  McMnfeU^SSJ 
time  and  again  In  the  past  half -cen- 
tury. 

*- 


GLAD  TO  8EE  IT  GOT 


1 


Of  late*  years.  It  has  been  con- 
verted Into  a  rooming  boose,  and 
Mrs.  Homan  says  that  It  has  been 
little  pleasure  to  the  Leftwich  de- 
scendents  to  see  it  continuously  de- 
generating. Indifferently  'cared  for, 
so  that  It's  old  fine  distinction  was 


little  evident.  One  Infers  that  she 
Is,  perhaps,  glad  that  It  shall  be 
cleanly  razed — 

The  present  owner,  who  bought  it 
three  years  ago.  Is  Arch  Wright 
He  is  wrecking  the  houae.  and  has 
leased  the  'site  for  a  filling  station. 
3o  another  landmark  Is  destroyed; 
another  link  with  the  past  broken 
as  a  new  one  with  the  future  la 
forged. 


Springfield  Man  Joined  Meth- 
odist Group  When  It  Was 
Organized  in  '44;  Has  Had 
Highly  Colorful  Career 


A      MEMBER     of     the     Southern 
Methodist  church  for  S3  years — 
kir.ee   1S41. 

From  rank  private  In  the  Civil 
war  (which  he  says  was  the  wrong 
nam?  for  it)  to  udju'.am  to  a  cap- 
tain. 

A  man    who    has   si-en    Uie   world 
move      along,      who      has      traveled 
through  the  country  in  an  ox-drawn  | 
wagon,      lattr      in      n     horse-drawn  ! 
Wa£Oli,    in    an    automobile,   ami    who  ' 
last  summer   tried   out   t lie  airplane 
means  of   transportation.  J 

David  W.  Woodruff,  father  of  j 
Oncar  Woodruff.  4iJ  Cherry  street. 
has  bad  an  Interesting  and  lutex- 
•  sted  life  and  today  will  be  an 
honored  guest  at  the  "Family  Day" 
ct-lebration  at  tit.  Paul  .Methodist 
%-liurrli,  providing  the  weather  per- 
mits him  to  go— and  he's  deter- 
mined to  do  ao. 
He  was  96  years  old  last  July. 


JOINED  CHURCH    IN    1844 


Away  back  yonder.  It  seems  to  us 
now.  but  It's  not  so  long  to  blm. 
In  1844  when  the  Northern  and 
Southern  Methodist  churches  were 
created,  Mr.  Woodruff,  then  a  boy 
*»f  IS.  Joined  the  church  at  Fayette- 
ville,  Ark„  and  has  beon  a  member 
ever  since.  He  at  present  holds  hla 
membership  at  Sherman,  Texas. 

And  his  friends  tell  of  the  time 
when  he  and  a  Mexican  boy  were 
camping  out  on  the  plains  of  Texas 


\m 


where  he  was  homesteadlng  6000 
acre.*  of  land.  a.  errant  for  his  serv- 
ice in  the  Civil  war,  and  when  he 
would  ride  IS  miles  each  week  on 
the  burro  to  attend  Sunday  school, 
starting  on  the  Journey  early  Satur- 
day morning.  That  was  after  Mr. 
"Woodruff  was  70  years  old. 
* 4. 

!         "NOT    A    CIVIL    WAR"         ! 


But  it's  about  his  war  experiences 
that  he  likes  most  to  fa!k.  "It 
•wasn't  a  Civil  war."  he  declares 
feelingly.  "There  wasn't  anything 
civil  'about  It.  Sometimes  they 
called  me  a  rebel.  I  wasn't.  I  was 
a  secessionist,  pure  and  simple 
They  were  all  sovereign  states  and 
had  the  right  to  secede.  And  thir- 
teen of  them  did." 

He  Joined  the  Confederate  forces 
in  .Barry  county  and  relates  proud- 
ly that  he  was  In  "Bushnell's  regi- 
ment, Bagby's  division.  Horton's 
cavalry*  ©orpa,  Louisiana. 

He  and  hi*  big  bay  horse,  Spank  y-. 

*  have  been  lucky,  thinks  Mr. 

jo|r— "in   the   battle   of 

f  6 Hlcc*  .except my- 

*£**  ".!.'.    ■■■     V1-'    -"'•■•' 
5^ 


PLAUt    RIDE   M*  t9  I 


In  1815  when  he  was 'four  years 
eld  Mr.  Woodruff  with  his  father 
and  mother  passed  through  the 
"hamlet  of  Springfield"  in  a  covered 
wagon  drawn  by  oxen  on  their  way,! 
to  Fayettevllle  In  what  Is  now  • 
Arkansas.  j 

Lest  summer  while  visiting  a  son  | 
in     the     aviation     service     at     San 
Antonio     Mr.     Woodruff — «6  ,  years 
old— took  his   first  ride  in  an  air- 
plane and  liked  it. 

"It  was  a  great  big  machine  and 
about    eight    people    went    In."    he 
relates.     "We   were    flying    over    a 
Kreat    lake    and    I    looked    out    and 
thought  I  could  dip  It  up  with  my 
straw   hat".     Then    one    of   the   men 
running     it     stuck      his     head     up 
through   a   little    door   and    told    us 
that  we  were  going  to  make  a  turn 
and    for    us    to    follow    around    the 
curve    with    our    eyes    as    the    ship 
made    the   turn    or     we     would    get 
dizzy.     The  machine  turned  way  up 
r.n  Its  slJe  like  a  crazy  buzzard  and 
I    looked   out  and    down    and    didn't 
get  dizzy."   Mr.  Woodruff  chuckles. 


KILLED  BY  POISON 


Reverend  Frank  L.  Moffett  Ex< 
pires  in  Hospital  After  Vain 
Effort  to  Save  Him;  Held 
Many  Pastorates 


"T)ESPONDENCY    ever    the   death 

of    his    wife    three    years    ago 

and   a   second    nervous   breakdown 

suffered    some    eight    months    ago 


•oi  Xombard    street,    with    whom 
he  had  made  his  home  for  the  past 

few  months. 

The    Reverend   Moffett.    who  was 
j  M    years   old.    took    a    quantity   of 
poison    about    fi    o'clock    yesterday 
morning,     after     which     he     called  j 
members  or  bis  family  a*nd  informed  ' 
1  them  of  his  act.  explaining  that  he  ; 
I  regretted  it  and  desired  to  live.   He  j 
|wai    taken    to   a    hospital    but   dlr>d  ! 
|»honly  after  his  arrival  there  I 

|w . ♦ 

I  I     HAD    MANY    PA8T0RATES    ; 

♦ ■ *| 

,    Born    in    Lanark.    111.,    the    Rev-  i 
I  erend    Moffett    affiliated    with    the 
I  Christian  church   at  an   early  age. 
His   first  ministerial  charges  wero 
In   Illinois,  after   which    he   served 
as  pastor  at  Centerville.  Iowa,  for 
10  years.    He  came  to  Springfield  in 
1904    to    accept    the    pastorate    of 
South     Avenue     Christian     church, 
which   he   held    for   14    years,   being 
succeeded  10  years  ago  by  the  Rev-  ' 
erend    E.  F.   Leake,   present   pastor,  j 
after    he   had    been    obliged    to   re-  I 
sign   on  account    of   ill    health  cul-  I 
■ninating      in      liis      first      nervoua 
breakdown. 

After  his  recovery,  he  was  pastor  j 
of  the  Christian  church  in  Marlon'  | 
vllle  for  one  year,   then   going    to 
Kingfisher.  Okla,  where  he  terved 
,  for   another   year.     He    then    re- 
■  turned   to   Springfield   and   opened 
la   general   Insurance   office,    which 
l  he    conducted    for    five    years    and 
1  hen  retired    from    business. 

* * 

j  1  LIVED  WITH   SON  I 


U<*3 


Three  years  ago  his  wife  died 
and  since  that  time  he  has  made 
bis   home  with   his  two  sons   here. 


E.  B.  Moffett.  of  73t>   South   Camp-  I 
bell  avenue,  and   R.  W.  Moffett,  or 
Lombard  street. 

The  Reverend  Moffett  U  also  sur- 
vived by  one  brother.  E.  8.  Moffett. 
and  one  sister,  Mis*  Anna  Moffett. 
of  Shannon.  111.,  and  by  four 
Grandchildren.  Riley.  Frank  L*.  and 
Marion,  sona  of  E.  B.  Moffett.  and 
Joe  Bob.  son  of  R.  W.  Moffett. 

Funeral  services  will  be  conduct- 
ed at  2:30  o'clock  tomorrow  after- 
noon at  the  South  Avenue  Chrls- 
tlan  church,  with  the  Reverend  E. 

F.  Leake  officiating.  Burial  will  be 
In  Mapla  Park  cemetery  under  di- 
rection of  the  Alma  Loumeyer  fu- 
neral  home. 


MRS.  JE88IE  8HAY 

Funeral  services  for  Mra.  Jessie 
Faiell  Shay.  S4  years  old,  who  died 
Sunday  at  the  home  of  her  mother. 
Mrs.  C  L.   Rhodes,  630   East  Page 
street    were    held    at    2:30    o'clock 
yesterday  afternoon  at  the  residence 
with  burial   In  Hardwood  cemetery 
under  direction  of  the   Paxaon    Fu- 
neral   home.        She    was    a    former 
resident   of   Springfield   and    taught 
In   the  Tefft   school.     Her  husband, 
William  Shay,  and  Mrs.  J.  O.  Hen- 
derson,   of    Los    Angeled,    attended 
the   services. 


CHALMUS  MARSHALL 
Funeral  #servIco  for  Chalmus 
Marshall 'Will  be  held  thii  afternoon 
at  2 -Vf  o'clock  at  the  family  home 
258.  McAlIster  street,  conducted  by 
the  Reverend  C.  B*  Page.  Burial 
will  be  In  the  Lincoln  Memorial 
Park  cemetery.  In  charge  of  the 
Camptfell,  VudertAJciB*  company. 

ROBERT  S.  KEENER 
Robert  S.  Keener.  72.  of  2801 
North  Grant  avenue,  died  at  12:30 
o'clock  this  morning  In  a  hospital 
here  following  an  operation.  Fu- 
neral arrangements  are  Incomplete, 
but  burial  will  be  In  Greenlawn 
cemetery  under  direction  of  tho 
Kllngner  funeral  home. 


wtxiAM  a.  mm  -*  ' 

^gtfVfcei'  for  William  A. 

Inmon,  who  -died  suddenly  Friday 
at-hla  home. In  Parley,  Mo„  were 
conducted  at*  1  o'clock  yesterday 
afternoon  at  Hurley,  with  the  Rev- 
erend E.  F.  Leake  officiating.  Bur* 
lal  was  In  Evergreen  cemetery  at 
Republic,  under  direction  of  the 
Maple  Undertaking  company  of 
<"lfever.  Mr.  Inmon  Is  survived  by 
his  wife,  four  sons,  Howard.  Oscar, 
Herman  and  James,  and  two 
daughters.  Gladys  and  Ada  Inmon, 
all  of  Hurley. 

REV.  FRED  C.  HUGHES 
The  Reverend  Fred  C.  HugheB. 
former  pastor  of  the  Cumberland 
Presbyterian  church  here,  died  at 
1:30  o'clock  yesterday  morning  at 
hla  home  in  Warrensburg.  The 
Reverend  Hughes  came  to  Spring- 
field in  June,  1922,  as  pastor  of  the 
Cumberland  Presbyterian  church  at 
Broadway  and  Division  street.  He 
led  the  movement  to  erect  the 
church's  present  building  at  Clay 
avenue  and  Grand  street.  In.  March. 
1925.  he  moved  to  Warrensburg  to 
accept  a  position  as  missionary  for 
the  Missouri  synod.  He  is  survived 
by  his  wife,  three  6ons  and  three 
daughters.  Funeral  arrangements 
have  not  been  completed. 

JAMES  D.  KUNZLER 

Funeral  services  will  be  held  at  t 
o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  Rob- 
erson  Prairie  church  for  James  D. 
Kuniler.  66  years  old.  who  died  yes- 
terday morning  at  11  o'clock  at  his 
home  eight  miles  north  of  Spring- 
field on  the  Grant  street  road.  In- 
terment will  be  In  the  Roberson 
Prairie  cemetery  under  the  direc- 
tion of  tho  Klingner  Undertaking 
company.  Mr.  Kunzler  Is  survived 
by  the  widow,  four  daughters  and 
two  sons. 


SUNDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  18, 1927-LEADER 

Page  12:  A  son  George  Francis  Kimber  was  born  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  M.  Kimber  of  1 100 
East  Commercial  street. 

Page  14:  Rev.  Fred  C.  Hughes  died.** 

Frank  Bukes  died.** 
Page  30:  Mrs.  Henderson  and  William  Shay  arrived  Friday  from  Los  Angeles  Calif,  to 
attend  the  funeral  of  Mrs.  Jessie  Frazell  Shay  who  died  Sunday  at  the  home  of  her  mother. 
Nina  J.  Stevens  sues  to  divorce  Clarence  V.  Stevens.  They  have  a  minor  child. 
Alice  Rowe  sues  to  divorce  Earl  E.  Rowe. 
Page  36:  J.  H.  Potter  is  to  administer  the  estate  of  his  mother  Mrs.  H.  H.  Potter  who  died 
December  9  near  Strafford  without  leaving  a  will.  The  son  is  the  only  heir. 
Chalmers  Marshall  died.** 


inn 


Page  39:  Mrs.  Joe  Tidwell  of  Humansville  died. 
Will  Hendrix  died.** 

A  son  Charles  Willis  Courtney  was  born  December  14  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  W. 
Courtney  of  Bolivar. 

Daughter  born  December  1 1  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  T.  C.  Wachal  of  route  1  Bolivar 
Card  of  thanks.** 
Another  card  of  thanks.** 
Page  43:  F.  L.  Moffett  died.** 
W.  A.  Inmon  died.** 


15-FOOT  FALL 
FATAL  TO  MAN 


Carpenter    Falls  Backward 

from    Scaffold    at 

Morrisville. 


A    16-foot   fall    from  a  scaffold    In  ' 

i 

the     new     Morrisville     high      school1 
proved     fatal     yesterday     to     Frank 
Bukee,    a   Morris  vllle   carpenter.     He 
was    carrying    concrete    forma    when  , 
he  lost  hi*  equilibrium  and  plunged  j 
off    backward,   striking  on   Ms   head. 
The   accident  happened  at   10   a.   m. 
and    be   died   at   3   p.   m. 

He  was  rushed  to  the  BUTgC  hr»- 
pltal  in  an  ambulance  from  the  ' 
I  Hutcheaon-Blue  Undertaking  com- 
|  pany  at  Bolivar.  But  shortly  after 
I  arriving  here  be  died.  Examination  j 
I  proved  that  he  had  fractured  his 
skull   in  the  fall. 

Leave*    a    Daughter.  J 

Ha    U    survived    by    his    wife    and 

one  daughter  of  MorrlavlUe.    Burial 

will  be  made  at  Morrtarllle  Monday. 

according  to  word  received  her*  lata 

yesterday.    He  bad  lived  there  many 

years. 

The  building  on  which) 

working  is  the  mw  fooWtOTj 

school   building  that   10 

structed  by  the  OiUloi 

company 


rRov.fFccaoCJHudbcsIDlfisidt 
V\terccnsi)uro;UftcClty 
•    Jtolta^s 


Rev.Tred-  C'  Hughes,  former-pastor 
or  therriret'  Cumberland:  Presbyterian 
church  of  thie  city,  died  yesterday 
af  W*  botne  to'  'Warrensburg.  Mo.  I  He 
u- survived  by  hu  wife,  three  -eons. 
and  i  three  daughter*. 

In  June.  1023.  Reverend  :  Hughes 
came' hen* as  the  pastor  of  the:  Broad 
■M  iPlYlntnn  jCumbaxland  .Presby4e- 


I  rlan  church.  -  and  then  moved  i  that 
■  congregation  to  the  new  location  on 
Idlayrand  Grand  In  1938.    He  moved 

(there  Ratter  haying  completed  only 
( the-  basement  of  the  present  building. 
I  In  11025  he .  gave  up  the  pastorship 
|torthe.'Jt«T.'E.'S.  Colman,  who  is  the 
ipreeent   pastor. 

!     Reverend     Colman  •  eald    yesterday 
I  that     he      believed     that     Reverend 
Hughes -was    one   of   the   most.  Mked 
and  loved  pas  tor  a  In  the  city. 


MARSHALL  FUNERAL  TODAY. 
-Funeral  service*  for  Chalmem  Mar- 
shall. 27,  who  died  December  15  at 
hU  home.  258  McAlluter  atrott.  will 
be  held  at  2:30  p.  m.  today  at  the 
home.  Rev.  C.  V.  Page  will  officiate 
Burial  wiu  be  in  Lincoln  Memorial 
Of materr  under  dlrertlrm  p  «..  wr  g  | 
Campbell  Undertaking  company. 


\l°5 


F.   1-   MOFFF.TT. 

t    .^.im.   for   F    1>-   Moffett. 

i  tlan    church    with    H*T 

I  pastor,  ottldatlng.     Mr.     Moffett     U 

I  turrlted  by  two  •on..  R.  W.  Moffett 
and  X.  B.  Moffett  of  Bprtafflald;  • 
brother.  X.  8.  Moffett.  and  a  alatar. 
Anna  Moffett.  both  of  Shannon.  III.  I 
i  and  by  lour  grandchildren.  Mr.  Mot- 
j  fett  wa*  paator  of  the  Bouth  Avenue 
i  CbrUttan  church  for  14  year*.  He  waa 
'•  succeeded  by  Rev.  Mr.  Leake  10 
years  ago.  He  came  to  Springfield 
i  from    Centcrvlllc.    Iowa 


W.  A.   ISM  ON. 

Funeral  service*  for  William  A.  Iu« 
mon,  of  Hurley.  Mo.,  were  held  at 
Hurley  Saturday,  the  Rev.  E  F.  l-eako 
.  officiating.  Burlnl  was  In  Evergreen 
cemetery  at  Republic  Mr.  lnmon  Is 
survived  by  his  widow.  Mrs.  May  In- 
mon:  four  sons,  Howard  A.  Inmon. 
CWoar  L.  lt>mr«ti.  Hennwn~tf.  TJimOtt.~ 
and  James  Bayard  lnmon,  and  two 
daughter;.  Gladys  X.  lnmon  and  Ada 
Iiunou 


win  Htndrtx*  64.  wW-rolded  near 
Bamptoo.  died  tuddanly  Wednesday 
in  u»  W.  8.  Fwrton  ttor*.  Ht  wrt 
buri«d  la  th»  ot,thoU©  oemtUty  rt 
Conway  Saturday.  Ht  U  ■unrlTed  by 
tM   wUa,  lour  daughter*  and  tu* 


CABDS  OF  THAHICS. 

to  our  »any  *',"«**_J5Slhf  ourtnf  the 
Uielr  W^B^fift.WSr  beloved*  ton 
SRS&f  SSA.  beauurol  flora* 

""""Tins.  TOBITHA   AgC, 

rAMttT; ^_*-- 

:^iaSnSSSssa3 

MUtjKtrtt* 


ttattA 

miiF^rai 


id  pray  lial  - 


"^SsEffSSI*^ 


MONDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  19, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Ray  Rittenhouse  was  found  dead.** 
Page  2.  Miss  Etolia  Gibson  died.** 

Teddy  L.  Burney  died.** 

Ernest  Page  died.** 

RobertS.  Keener  died.** 

Mrs.  Juanita  Haynie  died.** 
Page  4:  Frederick  R.  Stuart  was  killed.** 


ROBERT  8.  KEENER 
Robert  S.  Keener.  72.  2801  North 
Grant  avenue,  died  In  a  Springfield 
hospital  early  Sunday  morning.    He 
wae  a  retired  bridge  carpenter.  Fu- 
nernl  services  will  take  place  at  the 
Hale  street   Methodist  church  at  2 
o'clock  Tueaday  afternoon.     Burial 
will  he  In  Greenlawn  cemtcry.  urider 
i  the  illrectlon  of  J.  W.  Klln&ner.    Mr. 
Keener    Is     survived  by  four  Bona. 
KrneHt  F.   and   Earl    J.    Keener,  of 
I. os  AncHps.  CflV.  Ralph  J.  Keener. 
of  WaPhlncton.  1>.  C.  nnd   Koward 
Keener,     of     Springfield,  and  three 
duiichtera.  Mrs.  G.  B.  Whistler.  Mrs. 
r».  K.  Womack.    nnd    Mrs.    W.    M. 
'i;r:inUtnff,  nil  of  ?prln(rfleld. 


T^REDEBTCK  R,  STOART,  broth- 
*  er  of  0.  O.  8tuart.  Prlsco  freight 
agent  In  Lebanon,  was  killed  on  last 
Saturday.  December  ^taBtm- 
hal.  China.  He  was  shot  todeatn. 
two  pistol  bullets  having  pierced  nls 
abdomen.  His  body  was  found  In 
the  Chinese  territory  adjacent  to 
the  International  settlement. 

Mr.  Stuart  had  lived  In  the  ?ar 
East  for  a  quarter  of  a  century  and 
formerly  served  In  the  United  State, 
consular  and  postal  snvice  In 
China.  He  also  had  served  in  tne 
postal  service  in  the  Philippines.— 
I  Laclede  County  Republican. 


IVlb 


— ... 


i  Vanished*  Nearly  48  Hours, 
!  Found  ;By  Power  Worker; 
!    Vainly^Spught   After   Dis-J 

appearing -.From  Home       *  ■ 

■ 

JJai.k   »ubmiT«rii    in    <•       narrow ! 
•  ■it'Hin  running  back  from  Lake  ! 
Tmie>cumu   near    o?ark    Beach,   the  j 
lifeline  body  of  Ray  Kiu<>nhou80.  26.  J 
who    disappeared     rrlJay  afternoon 
'from  lil»  home  mar  Kirhyvilte,  was 
[found  c.irly  >r.«tcrd;iy  morning. 

The      body      wait     discovered     by 

•I-  .r>:o       K<fw.i!»H      of       Powerslte. 

I  w  i.kinK   on    the   east    I'Qiik    of    Ukf 

Tm.eycomo    opposite   <  >*ark    Beach. 

..e  noticed  M'nii  tiling  in  the  water  of 

.  Ih-   though.  Investigating,  he  found  it 

|  was     lllttenhousts     body,     a    deep 

.  wound  <»n  the  head. 

— . . + 

THINK  HE  FELL  I 


|      CIiuhI  m.iins  <>ii  a  itharp  rock  near  | 

If,-,-   - 

ged    scalp    ^?Ojind 

youth's  death  satisfactorily  Io'Tj 
county  officers.  Robert  Thornhllt; 
coroner,  said  after  an  Inveatlg«m6n" 
It  appeared  that  Rlttenhouse  had 
hI  u  mbled  near  the  e  J  g e  of  the  slough, 
his  bead  striking  the  rock  as  he  (ell 
and  his  body  then  rolling  Into  the 
shallow  water.  There  will  be.no 
Imiucst.  - 

...On.  severs!  occasions.,  before  ..hi* 
disappearance  Friday..  Rlttenhouse 
had  evidenced  periods  ot  peculiarity 
and  left  home  similarly. 

:.'■- :  •••;•  •  : -♦ 

I      FIND  MONEY  IN  SPRING      | 

" --\ + 

The  youth  had  lived  alone  on. a 
farm  a  mile  nnd  a  half  east  of 
Kirbyvllle  with  his  father.  Dave 
itlttenhouse.  The  father  was  away 
from  home  for  a  time  Friday,  and 
when  he  returned  about  4:30  o'clock 
In  the  afternoon  hla  son  had  dlstp- 
penred.  The  father  immediately 
Instituted  a  search,  and  Saturday 
ncore*  of  netjrhbpr*  and  friends 
formed  searching  parties.  Blood- 
hounds brought  from  the  J.  L% 
Wyatt  kennels  here  alJed  In  the 
search   Saturday  night,  leading  the 


searchers  to  a  spring  where  the 
youth's  jumper  nnd  money  were 
found  sunk  beneath  n  barrel,  but  the 
'Iocs  were  taken  off  the  trail  about 
mldnlaht. 

The  youth's  body  was  taken  to  the 
Thornhlli  funeral  home  at  Branson 
Funeral  arrangements  are  Incom- 
plete, pending  word  from  relatives. 


■^yr? 


Miss  Etolia  Gibson,  Long  Con- 
nected With  Faculty,  Ex- 
pires; Services  Tuesday 

'-•:%■    y    :  '■    ft,  ¥ 

-"Miss  Etolia  Gibson,  for4 the  past 
seven  years  head  of  the  Latin*  de- 
partment at  the  Senior  High  school, 
died  at  her  home  on  East' Division 
street  road  yesterday  afternoon. 
She  had  been  111  for  several  weeks. 
Miss  Gibson  wns  born  In  Spring- 
field, and  received  her  education 
at  Drury  Academy  and  Drury  col- 
lege, where  she  was  graduated  In 
1919.  She  taught  for  some  years 
at  Bacone  college,  at  Muskogee, 
Okla  ,  and  later  at  Marlonvllle,  Mo. 
She  joined  the  Senior  High  school 
faculty  In  1918.  and  was  made  head 
of  the  Latin  department  In  1920. 
Miss    filbson    was    u    member    of 

,  the    First    Baptist    church,    of    Zeta 

.  Tau    Alpha,   and  of   Chapter    E.   R. 

,  of  P.  K.  O. 

Sho   1h  survived  by   her   parents. 

I  Mr.  and  ^rs.  J.  A.  Clbson,  nnd  two 
brothers,  «.'.  C.  and  it.  B.  Gibson, 
all  of  Springfield. 

'  ^Funeral  servicea  will  be  conduct- 
ed by  the  Reverend  Lewis  M.  Hale 
nt  the  Oakland  church.  East  Divi- 
sion Street  road,  Tuesday  after- 
noon at  2  /o'clock.  Burial  will  be 
In  Eastlawri'  cemetery,  under  th"» 
dlrectron  of  Mrs.  Alma  Lohmoyer. 

**    ■'■■  J- ■     .  ■  '.  ■   -■  ! 

BURNEY  INFANT 
TeddyiU'Burney,  8-weeks-old  aon 
ot.Mrv  and'Mrst-DeWItt  Burneyof 
route  9.  Onklane.  east  of  Springfield, 
died  at  the  home  yesterday  after- 
noon at  2:40  o'clock.  He  Is  survived 
by  his  parents  and  one  brother.  De- 
Wltt  Burney.  Jr.  Funeral  services 
will  be  held  at  the  home  this  after- 
noon with  Interment  In  Hazelwood 
cemete/y^under  the  direction  of  W. 
■  I*.  Sturne. 


\w 


!  MRS.    JUANITA    HAYNIE 

Kui:rrnl  services  for  Mrs.  Juanlta 

'Haynle.  2G.  who  died  snddenly  at 
h'-r   home   at    Cave    Springs   Friday 

'night,  were  conducted  at  11  o'clock 

•yrvt'rrday  morning  at  th«  Cave 
Prrlncs  Presbyterian  church,  with 
the  Rpverend  Bowser  of  Mount 
P'.pasant  and  the  Reverend  Edward 
Mace  of  Cave  Springs  officiating. 
P.Mrlal  was  nt  the  Cave  Springs 
•  i  r:'.e:«-ry  under  direction  of  the 
■  ,:«Tiuade  Undertaking  company  of 
wniard.  Mrs.  Haynle  is  survived 
'•>■  her  h'isnnnd.  a  2-year-old  daugh- 
i'r.    Petty    June:     her    father    and 

[mother.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Eldo  Fortner. 
of  Cave  Springs,  and  three  sisters. 
Mr»  Donald  Eullus  of  Pheonlx.  Mo.. 
■>.rv'  *-* I«.-c<>f>  T.^nn.n  nr>!  Vor.dnli  Fort- 
r.'-r  <A  Cave  Springs. 


ERNEST  PAGE 
Ernest    Page,   49.    passenger  con- 
ductor    for     the     Frisco,  died  In  a 
i  Springfield  hospital  last  night.     He 
lis  survived   by   his  wife.  Mrs.  Alice 
|  Page.  612   1-2   West  Walnut  street; 
'one    son.    Albert,    in    Michigan:    one 
daughter.  Mrs.  Ellen  Owen,  of  Chl- 
I  cago.  who  arrived  in  Springfield  Juat 
before  his  death;   and   two  brothers 
E.  T.  Page  and  liarry  Page,  both  of 
Springfield.      Funeral    arrangements 
by  Alma  Luhmeyer  are  not  yet  com- 
pleted. 


MONDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  19,  1927 -LEADER 
Page  1:  Ed  Cruise  died.** 
Page  2:  Ray  Rittenhouse  was  found  dead.** 
Page  8:  Miss  Etolia  Gibson  died.** 
Burney  infant  died.** 
Robert  S.  Keener  died.** 
Mrs.  Juanita  Haynie  died.**        ^_ 
Garnll  child  died.**        QtJ&e***- 
Ernest  Page  died.** 
Page  9:  Fred  Secrease  was  killed.** 

Mrs.  Fannie  Clark  will  be  96  years  old.** 
Page  14:  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  wife  and  sister,"  signed  by 
M.  T.  Haymes,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  B.  Haymes. 

There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  "our  son  Hubert  Barbee,  Jr.,"  who  died  December 
19,  1925,  signed  by  mother  and  father  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Hubert  Barbee,  sister  Margaret  Barbee, 
and  grandmother  Carrie  Hensley. 

There  is  a  notice  in  memory  of  "our  son  Fredrick  Lee  Teaff,"  who  was  killed 
December  9,  1918,  signed  by  mother  and  sister  Florence. 


,  2  A    Ripe    Old    Axe. 

Mrs.  Fannie  Clark;  of  Mcllhaney. 
a  resident  of  Joplfn  55  years:  mother 
of  three  daughter*  and  two  sons. 
four  of  whom  are  more  than  70 
Tears  old;  grandmother  to  many, 
great-grandmother  to  one  will  be  00 
years  old  today. 

A  group  of  relative*  and  friends 
will  gather  today  at  the  residence 
of  Mrs.  Olen  Marshall,  a  daughter, 
with  whom  ahe  resides  at  McSlhaney, 
*outh  of  Neosho,  to  observe  the 
birthday  of  one  who  has  seen  the 
coming   of  tour   generations. 

The  three  daughters,  sll  of  whom 
live  in  the  district,  and  the  two 
sons,  who  reside  at  Eden  Valley, 
Minn.,  and  Lebanon,  Mo.,  respec- 
tively, are  the  only  children  llvlns; 
of  Mrs  Clark,  who  once  mothered  18 
—  12  of  her  own  and  its  adopted. 


I.NTANI    BLRNfci. 


Funeral  services  were  held  this  aft- 
ernoon for  Teddy  L.  Burney,  8-weeks- 
old  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  DeWltt  Bur- 
new  of  route  S.  OaJUane,  east  of 
8prlu£fleld.  who  died  at  the  home 
yesterday  afternoon  at  3:30  o'clock. 
Burial  was  In  Hazelwood  cemetery 
under  direction  of  W.  L.  Btarnt,  un- 
dertakrr. 


US8 


MISSING  YOUTH 
FOUND  IN  SLOUGH 


j  Jagged  Wound  in  Head  Indi- 
cates Farmer  Boy  Stum- 
bled and  Fell  Into  Water.  / 


i 

:  The  body  «il  Ray  Rlttenbouae.  25. 
;  *bo  disappeared  Friday  from  his 
I  home  i. ear  Klrbyvlll*  wv  found  lurH 
•  sutnnerprd  in  the  water  of  a  lagoon 
jttt'rrday  nutrnUip.  according  to  nord 
:reee:wct     here     today     from     Robert 

Tl.  Ui.h.l!,  ii-.-nner  nt  Draruon. 
[     TZz  "^Tronrr-  whrrr  the   bony  wan* 

fo.i::d    runs   bark   from   I  ».ke   Taney-  , 

«■::;••   i  «•...-    O/u.k   Doji-h.  lor  a  ted   at 

■  th<    Inwei    ci. a  of   the  lake.  i 

T:!f  ivnlt  wns  discovered  by  George 

Cttttartis    of    PowtTSlt*.      V.  alklng  'on 

tiic    cast     bank    of    l.r nc    Taneycomo. 

opposite     Oyik     Driicli,    he    noticed 

wtsirThim:   in    the    '.ater'o."  a   slough. 

,  I:.vi*;:.***:^«r.  !:e  found  Rlttrnhou.-n's 

KKly. 

Ilfttil    Injury. 

£xai.i.n..liOii  «  lha  body  dlscloml 
lha:  the  man  had  sustained  an  Injury 
to  h!s   hffcd 

Mr.  Thornhlll  stated  this  mornlr.r 
that  h>  believed  Rltlmhouse  hnd 
stumbled  at  the  edge  of  .he  slouch, 
^•r.r.r.c   hi"   Lead   on   com-  sharp  os 


watsr  of  tbo  lagoon.        3  *^sfHPJ 
Blood  stain*  on  a  «Jmrp  rock-ii«a*v- 
|  the  edge  of  the  lagoon  and  the  Jagged' 
,  scalp     wound     give    weight     to    Mr 
l  TbornhlU's  theory.    There  will  le  1 
Inquest. 

On    several    fccaalons    before  nl*v 
disappearance     **rlc!s>      Rlitenhouse' 
)  hud    evidenced    periods   of    pecularlij 
:  and  lef.  home  slunluo. 

Find  Money  In  bprlng. 
-  Tlie  youth  lad  ll\ed  on  a  far.u  a 
mile  and  a  hat-  east  or  KirbyvUie  -vltb 
his  father.  Dave  Rltteuhousc  The 
rather  was  a  ;f. ,,  from  home  frr  a 
time  Friday,  at''  wae  l.c  returned 
about  4:30  o'clock  In  the  aften.oon 
his  son  had  disappeared.  The  fatrvr 
immediately  lustltuied  a  m-uj  'j.  ni.cl 


Saturday  .sgores  of  neighbors  and 
frieuda  fofmed ' '"seor'*hli!^  purtii'.-. 
Bloodhounds  hrougl..  .ruin  the  J.  U 
Wyatt  kennels  here  aided  In  the 
srnrch  -  Ssttrrdny  ntprr*v  frwritng  Tfji»- 
•earchera  »o  a  spring  where  "he 
youths  Jumper  and  'money  -were 
found  trunk  t (ninth  a  barn  I.  but  The 

dogs   Mere   taken  of!   the    trail  about 

inidnlirht. 

The  ;outh's  body  whs  taken  to  t!.o 

Thoruhl"    funtrnl   home   Ht    Branxm. 

Funcrul    nrrangemenis    ure    Inconi- 

plei».  iTf.dlne  word  from  relatives. 


f  OR  20  YEARS 

DIES  ON  BAILS 

Ed  Cruise,  "formerly  of  This 
City,  Killed  at  St.  Louis  by 
Train;  Was  Maimed  for 
Life  When  Engineer  Here 
in  1907;  Lost  a  Hand. 


Ed    Cruise.    M,    formerly    a   Frisco 
.  engineer   bere.    was    Instantly    killed 
j  yesterday  morning  when  struck  by  a 
|  train  crossing   the    Merchant'   bridge 
I  at  8t.   Louu.   according   to  word   re- 
■  celved  here  yesterday  by  his  brother. 
I  W.  F.  Cruise.  Frisco  engineer,  route  2. 
j      The    details   of    the     accident     are 
not    known.   *  He    was    employed    by 
the    FrLsco   as    a    watchman   on    the 
bridge. 
Until  20  years  ago.  Mr.  Cruise  was 
.  an   engineer  on    the    Frisco,   working 
In    and    out    or  Springfield.      After 
I  losing    a   hand     In     a      wreck     near 
.  Thayer,    he    waa    transferred    to    St 
'  Louis. 

He  la  survived  by  .hla  wife,  a 
daughter.  Mrs.  E.  Rldeinler.  a  son, 
i  Oeorge  Cruise,  all  of  St.  LouU.  and 
i  a  brother.  W.  F.  CruUe  of  8prlng- 
i  field.  He  also  was  a  cousin  of  Mrs. 
j  C.  A.   Hubbard. 

He  will  be  burled   In  a  local  ceme-  I 
tery.       Funeral     arrangements     faavo 
not  been  made  yet. 


1W 


« 


LATIN  TEACHER 
SUCCUMBS  HERE 


High  School  To  Be  Dismissed 
for  Miss  Gibson's 
Funeral. 


0xit   r,   -r^pf—    try   M**»    Etol!*    Olb 
w,      ».;*o    dlrl    ywierda*     afternoon  j 
m»  her  home  on   Ea*t  Division  street 

ro*d.   8pru*f>'ld    B"-,or   H,«h    ■cho°'  i 
will   be  dismissed   tomorrow   morning 

HUSO.  .  j 

School  win  be,  dismissed  early  »  , 
tatrltpr*  may  attend  N»  010*011'*' 
»Wi*er»l  »h««  morninp 

mI'.m  Gibson  was  tca'-hing  for  her 
■BBgi  year  In  ffii  >ocal  nigk  school. 
Whe  him  **en  head  of  the  ^atln  de- 
p*run«at.  since  1920. 

|PH  Qtbaon  received  ber  education 
e>  Oakland  rural  school;  Drury  acad- 
emy, and  Drury  co'.We  Her  degree. 
Bachelor  of  Arta.  was  rccettrd  from 
Drury  ta-IWW.  In  1W»  •»»*  "*»,n 
m  1 0:0.  »hc  took  •  ten  wee**'  course 
1«  Springfield  Normal.  6he  had  taken 
md-a?<!  work  in  Mrwnn  rx.lvtrMty 
^p:a  .  co:  .:•  ka  i>:  •— :•  ■•■  i"--!0'- 
fy  ifci.  university  o:  So.rb.eru  Call- 
tamia   ilU24-. 

jm   wma  a   nimlxr   of   the    First 
Baptist  church. ;  of  Zeta  T*u  Alpha. 
Drf  of  Chapter  E.  R    of  P.  E.  O. 

•be  la  auTTlved  by  her  perenta.  Mr. 

j,  A.  Otbeon.    one.  aleter. 

,  and  tiro  Nrtitera.  C.jg. 

Tb#  funeral  will  be  held  tomorrow 
affearnoon  at  2   o'clock    at   Oakland 
on  Bast  Division  street  road. 
1  Reverend  Lewis  M.  Hale  will  of- 
tte.     BortaJ   will   be   in   Kastlawn 
etery  under  the  direction  of   the 
Ajr.a  Lohmeyer  funeral  home. 


SF,R\H  F..S  »4>K  CHILD. 
Funeral  services  were  held  this  aft- 
ernoon it  the  home  for  the  Infant 
daughu:  ot  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Oscar  Call- 
cott  of  route  0.  8prln|Cleld.  who  died 
yesterday  Burial  wae  In  Brick 
Jchurrh  rrmetery  under  direction  of 
the  K!':  irner  Funeral  home 


A  Boy  Killed.  T^v 

Fred  Beer  ease.  *  12  year  old  boy 
•hot  and  instantly  klUed  Orrllle  Hilt- 
erbrand.  10  year  old  son  Of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Tom  Hllterbrend  In  Carter  coun- 
ty. Facts  brought  out  at  the  In- 
quest by  Coroner  T.  W.  Cotton  Indi- 
cated foul  play  so  strongly  that  the 
!ury  recommended  that  the  boy  who 
did  the  shooting  and  his  three  com- 
panion:, be  held  for  court  action. 

Basing  his  action  on  t'.ie  Jury's  find- 
ing and  other  Investigation*.  Prose- 
<**Jtlng  Attorney  Moore  ha*  filed 
charges     for'  first     degree      murder 


A  gal  u*t  the  four  boys  and  the  bond  of 
each  was  flied  at  sS.OOO. 

The  boys.  In  company  with  three 
o!hec  boy*.  Alonro  Robertson.  Johnny 
Maascy  and  Lee  Secreaae  aged  10,  12. 
and  14  respectively  had  gone  hunting 
mi  were  on  their  way  horn*  when  the 
.Ojootlng  took  placa.  The  full  load  of 
shot  tore  a  lsrr  ;„>  hole  through  his 
head  Just  brhlnd  the  ear-  The  other 
boys  left  the  body,  but  came  on  to 
town  and  told  about  It.  In  the 
meantime  the  body  was  discovered  by 
*   farmer  on  his  way  home. 


*&*;. 


"    ■'ERNEST  PAGE. 

funeral,  rerrlces  for  Ernest  Page. 
for  32  years  a  Frisco  trainman,  who 
died  In  a  hospital  here  last  night, 
probably  will  be  held  Wednesday  aft* 
ernoon  at  2:30  at  the  Alma  Loh- 
mryer  Funeral  home.  Burial  wlU  be 
In  llazelaood  cemetery.  Mr.  Page 
was  30  years  old  Por  the  past  ten  I 
years  Mr.  Page  had  been  a  Frisco ' 
passenger  conductor,  operating  be- 
tween Moneit  and  8t.  Louis.  Pre- 
v;nua  to  that'  time  he  had  been  a 
brakeman  and  alio  had  been  con- 
ductor on  freight  train*.  Mrj  Page 
waa  conductor  on  the  "Blusbonnett" 
when  It  made  Its  first  trip  to  San 
Antonio  bunday,  December  11.  That 
also  waa  Mr.  Page's  last  trip,  he  hav- 
ing been  stricken  with  Illness  short- 
ly after  returning.  He  was  a  mem- 
ber of  the  O.  R.  C.  and  the  B.  of  R. 
T.  The  deceased  la  surrlrad  by  his 
wife.  Mrs.  Alice  Page.  012  1-2  West 
Walnut  street:  a  eon,  Albert.  In 
Michigan;  a  daughter.  Mrs.  Ellen 
Owen,  of  Chicago,  who  arrived  In 
Springfield  Just  after  hla  death:  and 
pro  brothere.  K.  T.  Page  and  Harry 
Page,  both  of  Bprlngfleld. 


1100 


K.   S.    K&E.VEK. 


Funeral  services  will  be  held  at  9 
p.  m.  Tuesday  at  Dale  Street  Metho- 
dist church  for  Robert  8.  Keener.  73, 
0*01  North  Orant  avenue,  who  died. 
in  a  Springfield   hospital  early  Bun 


-rd«ii*r>cf  use.  for'  *rihrr 

Hayni*.  35.  who  died  suddenly  at  her 
home  at  Care  Springs  Friday  night, 
;  were  held  at  11  a.  m.  yesterday  at  the 
1  Cave  Spring*  Presbyterian  church, 
with  Rev.  Mr.  Boater  of  Mount  Fleac- 
ant  and  the  Rev.  Edward  Mace  of 
Care  Springs  officiating.  Burial  was 
In  Care  Springs  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Oreenwade  Undertaking 
company  o£_Wlll*rd. 


diy morning. — Burial   will    be   In 

Oreenlawn  cemetery  under  direction 
of  the  J.  W.  Kllngner  runeral  home. 
He  was  a  rrtired  bridge  carpenter.  Mr. 
Keener     1*    survived     by    four     eons. 

1  Frnest   F.  and  Earl  J.  Keener,  of  Los 

:  Angeles.  Cat,  Italph  J.  Keener  ol 
Washington.  D  I  ,  and  Howard  Keen- 
er, of  Springfield,  and  three  daugh- 
ters. Mr*.  O.  V.  WhUtterr^Mrr-OrXT 
Womack.  and  Mra.  W.  M.  Orandjtaff. 
all  of  Springfield. 

TUESDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  20, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Page  2:  Dora  A.  Giboney  sues  to  divorce  John  S.  Giboney.  They  were  married  August 
1927. 

Page  7:  Mrs.  W.  P.  Bennett  died.** 

Ernest  Page  died.** 

R.  S.  Keener  died.**  , 

Calicott  infant  died.**  fJt^-  %&^ 

Richard  B.  Hartley  died.** 

Mrs.  Mary  Richards  died.** 

Mrs.  Edna  L.  Tiller  died.** 

D.  L.  Underwood  died.** 

Mabel  Thornton  sues  to  divorce  Monroe  Thornton.  They  were  married  July  10, 


20. 


1924 


1911. 


C.  A.  Middleton  sues  to  divorce  Carrie  Middleton.  They  were  married  in  February 


ERNEST  PAGE 
Funeral  aervlcea  for  Ernest  Page, 
t>  years  old,  for  12  years  an  em- 
ploye ot  the  Frisco,  who  died  In  a 
local  hospital  following  a  brief  ni- 
nes*, will  be  held  at  2:10  o'clock 
Wednesday  afternoon,  at  the -Alma 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home,  with 
burial  In  Haselwood  cemetery.  Mr. 
Pag*  waa  conductor  on  tbe  •"Blue- 
bonnet,''  new  Frisco  train, operating 
between  St  Louis  and  San  Antonio. 
Texas,  but  made  only  the  initial 
run,  December  11.'  having  been' 
stricken  soon  sfter  returning  to  his 
home  here  For  the  i«i*t  10  years. 
Mr.  Page  had  served  as  a  Frisco 
|--aasenger  conductor,  running  be- 
tween Ft.  Louis  and  Monett.  He 
had  been  a  brakeman  and  also  a 
conductor  on  Frisco  freight  trains 
previous  to  that  time.  He  was  a 
member  of  the  Order  of  Hallway 
Conductors  and  of  the  Brotherhood 
of   Railway  Trainmen. 


CALICOTT  SERVICES 

Roneral  aervlcea  for  the  Infant 
_4s_ogbt*c  of  Mr.  and  Mr*.  Oscar 
Jttjfcttar--**  ~«e*ingfl*ld.  route  «, 
who  died  Sunday,  were  held  yester- 
day afternoon  at  the  residence  with 
burial  la  Brick  church  cemetery 
under  direction  of  the  Klingnerj 
Funeral  home. 

— —  *        ..     *  ' 

;  A  MISS  ETOLIA  OIBSOrs 
—Funeral  services  for  Miss  Etolla 
Gibson,  who  died  Sunday  at  Iter 
noma  on  the-  But  Division  street 
road  after  a  lingering  Illness,  will 
be  held  at  1  o'clock  this  afternoon 
at  the  Oakland  church  nesr  her 
home,  with  the  Reverend  L.  M- 
Hale,  pastor  of  the  First  Baptist 
church.  officiating-  Burial  will  be 
In  Eaatlawn  cemetery  "under  direc- 
tion of  the  Alma  LohmeVrr  Funeral 
home- 

She    la   survived   by    her    parent*,  j 
Mr.    end    Mrs.    J.    A.    Gibson,    two; 
brothers.   V.   C.   and    R     B.   lilhuon. ' 
and  one  sister.   Miss   Helen  «;ih»oh. 
all   of   Springfield. 


1101 


JNpJH 

Member    of   Pioneer  Greene 

County  Family  Expires  After 

Two-Weeks  illness 


|  Mrs.  Vf.  P.  Benrmt.  17.  member 
at  a  pioneer  Greene  county  family 
and  mother  of  Herache)  Bennett 
baseball  atar,  died  In  a  boapital 
here  at  S  o'cjock  yesterday  after- 
noon after  an  Illness  of  two  weeks. 

Bloc*  ber  marriage  In  1881  t< 
William  P.  Bennett  .Mrs.  Bennett 
bad  lived  at  the  old  fStnlly  home 
near  Blwobd.  She  was  born  March 
28,  1880,  the  daughter  of  David  P. 
and  Mary  Mooney,  Greene  county 
ploneera 

Dr.  C.  H.  Briggg,  who  officiated 
at  Mrs.  Benett's  wedding,  will  con- 
duct '  the  funeral  service  -at  11 
o'clock  Wednesday  morning  at  the 
El  wood  Methodist  Episcopal  church. 
South,  and  burial  will  be  at  the 
Clear  Creek  cemetery. 

Mra.  Bennett  Is  survived  by  her 
husband,  seven  children.  Dr.  Floyd 
W.  Bennett  of  St.  Louis,  John  S. 
Bennett  of  Denver.  Col..  Bert  M. 
Bennett  of  Springfield,  Mrs.  Gola 
Jones  and  Mrs.  S.  F.  Freeman  of 
Springfield.  Herache!  Bennett  and 
David  Bennett  of  Springfield,  and 
tea    grandchildren. 


KEENER  SERVICES 
Funeral  services  for  R.  8.  Keener, 
"I  years  old.  of  2J01  North  Grant 
arsons,  who  died  Sunday  In  a  local 
hospital,  will  be  held  at  I  o'clock 
this  afternoon  at  Dale  Street 
Methodist  church  with  burial  In 
Grssnlawn  cemetery  under  direc- 
tion off  the  Kllngnrr  Fiinersl  home. 


MARRIAGE    LICENSES 

Lilburn  V.  McBrlde.  22.  and 
Simple  B.  Bailey.  25.  both  of  Spring- 
field: James  F.  Miller.  42.  Kansas 
City,  ami  Josephine  Connelley.  40. 
Mansfield. 


RICHARD   B.  HARTLEY 
Richard    B.   Hartley.    KT    year-    old. 
died   after   a   l:i,R,i.n»;    ii;,,.*..   „ ;    .,,,, 
home    of    hi*    d.ujphtrr.    Mr*.     H.    a. 
Breeae.  885  North  Rogers  avenue,  at 
<     o'clock     last     evening.     Funeral 
services    will    be    held   at   2  o'clock 
this  afternoon  nt  the  Timber  Itidse. 
church  with  burial  in  the  cemetery 
there  under  direction  of  the  Kllng- 
»t«r  Funeral   home,  11*  Is  survived 
by  two  sons.  E.  II,  and  J.  II.  Hart- 
ley of   8prlngfleld;    two   daughter.*.  ' 
Mrs.  Breese  and  Mrs.  E.  J.  I)ni|»cr 
'  of  Wisconsin,  one  brother.  Hamilton 
H.  Hartley  of  Marshfleld,  nnd  one 
slater,    Mrs.    I.lllle    Rasa    of    Straf- 
ford. 


MRS.  MARY   RICHARDS 
Mrs.  Mary  Richards  uf  Hast  s\e 
nue  and  Howard  street  died  yester-  i 
day  at  the  home  of  her  son  «•*  Si.  I 
l-ouls.    The    body    will    .mnve-^here  : 
this      morning.     Fuii'-fnl     arrange-  j 
ments    are    incomplete    but    will    be  | 
held  under  dlrevtl.  .i  of  the  Klincnrr 
Funeral    home.    fviie    is    survived   by 
three  eons,  Roy.  -Leo  und  Albert,  all 
of  St  Louis,  by  one  slater,  Mrs.  Tom 
Charles,    and    by    throe    brothers. 
Jack,   Sam    -md    Albert   Phillips   of 
|prlng  field.  ■       .     .,*■*.«* 

EDNA   L.  TILLER 

{ia  I*.  Tiller,  64  years  old. 
Mo.,  route  1.  died  at  6 
^evening  In  a  local  hos- 
i\  services  will  bs  held 
).k    Wednesday    morning 
[>b«U  avenue  Methodist 
,  burial    In    Hazelwond  ! 
rr    direction    of    the  I 
%\  home.  She  Is  eur- 
tsband.    two    sons.  I 
(ngflcld,  and  Clay 
by  three  sisters. 
Mrs.  J.  R.  Swad- 
iwadley,  and  by 
Br orl;    mul    n 
)n. 


OD  . 

ed  nt  10:40 

ome  of  his 

ugh,     614 

The    body 

o..  Wed- 

the  wld- 

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of  the 

ca   dnd 

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TUESDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  20,  1927--LEADER 
Page  5:  C.  A.  Middleton  sues  to  divorce  Carrie  Middleton.  They  were  married  in  1911. 
Page  10:  Orville  Means,  27,  son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  Means,  killed  himself.** 
Page  11:  F.  L.  Moffett  died.** 

R.S.  Keener  died.** 

Edna  L.  Tiller  died.** 

Mrs.  W.  P.  Bennett  died.** 

Ernest  Page  died.** 

Miss  Etolia  Gibson  died.** 

Richard  B.  Hartley  died.** 

Witty  infant  died.** 

Mrs.  Mary  Richards  died.** 

D.  L.  Underwood  died.** 

Mrs.  Vanturah  J.  Wilson  died.** 
Page  13:  Marriage  license  issued.** 
Page  14:  H.  E.  Thorp  died.** 
Page  16:  Card  of  thanks.** 
Page  19:  Miss  Helen  Kerr  and  Charles  T.  Jackson  were  married.** 


r.  L.  MOFFETT. 
Funeral  servtoas  for  P.  I*  Uatttit, 
ea,  Conner  pastor  of  south  Avenue 
Christian  church,  who  died  Saturday 
morning  at  the  family  horn*,  604  But 
Lombard  street,  after  •wallowing  a 


i 


quantity  of  strychnine,  wara  hold  at 
330  P.  m.  Tattarday-i  Burial  «i  m 
Maple  Park  cemetery  under  direction 
of  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  run*:;'  home. 


B,  8.  KEENER. 
Funeral  scrvlcas  for  R.  8.  Keener, 
72.  ot  3801  North  Grant  avenue,  who 
C-x\  Sunday  In  a  local  hospital,  were 
held  at  3  p.  m.  today  at  Dale  Street 
Methodist  church.  Burial  was  In 
Oreenlawn  cemetery  under  direction 
of  t      Kllngner  Funeral  home. 


EDNA  L.  TILLER. 
Funeral  eerrlces  for  Mrs  3dna  L. 
T)""-,  *•  Of  Wrlfthfrm  Mn..  route-1. 
who  died  at  6  o'clock  yesterday  after- 
noon In  a  local  hospital,  will  be  held 
till  i.  nu  Wednesday  morning  at  the 
i  ampbell  Avenue  Methodist  church 
with  burial  In  Ratal  wood  cemetery 
!  under  direction  of  the  Kllngner 
Funeral  home.  Aha  Is  survived  by 
her  husband,  two  son*.  Brock  Tiller 
of  Springfield  and  Clay  Tiller  of 
Brighton;  by  three  sisters,  Mrs.  II.  E. 
Taylor.  Mrs.  J.  R.  Swadley  »nd  Mrs. 
O.  C.  Swsdley.  and  by  two  brothers.  M. 
A  Brock  and  B.  F.  Brock,  all  c : 
Brighton. 


A  Double  Tragedy.  -^  ■.:.-.,„ 
Brooding  ani  despondent  because 
nji  mjfi  Kould  "At   solum   «"■  *»'"» 


Orrilis  Means,  TL  son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  A.  Means  who  live  on  route  a. 
southeast  of  Aurora  two  miles,  en- 
tered  a  variety  store  what*  his  wife 
was  employed  at  Commerce.  Okie., 
last  Saturday  evening  about  7  o'clock 
and  without  warning  fired  three  shots 
at  her.  Re  then  rushed  Into  the  street 
and  made  his  escape. 

Mrs.  Means  wss  rushed  to  the  Mi- 
ami wapHat  hoflgliaj  at  Miami  where 


her  condition  a-ai  reported  by  phyal 
clans  as  being  critical.  Only  one  bul- 
let took  effect  and  struck  her  In  the 
back. 

Means,  apparently  drrangsd.  fol- 
lowed his  wlfs  to  the  hospital,  where 
j  on  ths  top  step  to  {he  entrance,  he 
]  turned  his  gun  on  himself  and  fired 
J-a-  bullet  Into  Itls  Uistn.  He  died  at 
IS  o'clock  Sunday  morning  without 
I  regaining  consciousness. 


MISS   HELEN    KERR   WED 


.  m  ■'--  ''.' 


TO  CHARLES  T.  JACKSON. 

News  has  been  received  here  of  the 
marriage  of  Miss  Helen  Kerr,  daugh- 
ter of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  O.  C.  Kerr  of 
Webb  City,  to  Charles  T.  Jacksou  of 
Louisville,  Ky.  The  ceremony  was 
performed  In  St.  Louis  Saturday 
morning  by  the  Rev.  Tadlock.  -Miss 
Kerr  was  accompanied  to  St.  Louis 
by  her  brother.  Herbert  Kerr  of  Webb 
City.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jackson  will 
make  their  home  In  Louisville. 


15L03 


MBS.   W.   P.  BENNETT. 
Funeral    aerncee    tor    Mr*.    W.    P. 

Bennett.  67.  member  of  a  pioneer 
i-eine  count,  family  end  motfcer  of 
Herachel  Bennett,  basebeU  star,  who 
died  at  3  p.  m.  yesterday  In  »  hospital 
here  alter  en  lllneea  of  two  week*, 
will  be  held  it  11  t.  m.  tomorrow  at 
the  Elwood  Methodist  church.  Dr^ 
l.  B.  BUgg*.  wfao  officiated  at  Mra 
Benretts  wedding,  will  officiate  at 
the  funeral  aervleee.  Burial  will  be 
In  Clear  Creek  cemetery.  Mra  Ben- 
nett la  survived  by  ber  husband. 
•even  chJ«ren<-Dr.  rioyd  '7.  Bennett 
of  Bt.  LoXu*.  John  8.  Bennett  of  Den- 
ver. Colo..  Bert  1*.  Bennett.  Herechel 
and  Darld  Bennett.  Mre.  Oola  Jonee 
and  Mrs.  8.  P.  Freeman,  all  of  Sprlng- 
field,  and  tc  i  grandcbildreru 

HERNEST  TAGE. 
Funeral  •errloea  for  Iroirt  Page.  19. 
veteran  Frisco  employe,  who  died  lr 
a  local  hospital  following  a  brief  111- 
neas.  wlU  be  held  at  2.30  p.  i  to- 
morrow at  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Fu- 
neral home.  Burial  will  be  In  Hazel- 
wood  eemetery- 


MISS   ETOLIA  OIBSC/N. 
Funeral     services     for     Mlas  Etolla 
Olbeon.     who     died     Sunfay   at   her 
home  on  the  East  Division  street  road 
after  a  lingering  Illness,  were  held  at 
3  p.  m.  today  at  the  Oakland  church 
near  her  home,  with  Rev.  L.  M-  Hale, 
pastor    of   the    First  Baptist   church, 
officiating.    Burial  was  In  -ast  Lawn 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the  Alma 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home.    Bhe  la  sur- 
vived  by  her  parent*.  Mr.  and   Mra. 
J.  A.  Olbeon,  two  brothers.  C.  O.  and 
R_  B.  Olbeon,  «d      sister.  Mlae  Helen 
{spry  all  of  Springfield. 


MRS.  LEVI  WILSON. 

Mrt  Vanturah  J.  WllJ<on.  80  years 
old.  widow  of  Levi  8.  Wilson,  died  at 
B  30  o  clock  this  morning  at  the  home 
of  a  daughter.  Mrs.  K.  L.  Raldler.  748 
Cherry  street,  following  a  lingering 
nines*.  Funeral  arrangement*  are  In- 
complete, but  they  will  be  In  charge 
of  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home. 
On  request  of  the  deceased,  the  family 
decree  that  no  flowers  be  sent  to 
•-e  funeral.  Mrs  Wilson  Is  survived 
r.r  a  son.  Lee  J.  Wilson,  vice  presi- 
dent of  the  Union  National  bank;  two 
daughters.  Mrs.  O.  R.  Ulller  of  Loe 
Araeles.  and  Mrs  E.  L  Raldler.  and 
fcy  rhree  grandsons.  She  had  resided 
m   Springfield   for   the   past  80  years. 


|*4l**tICJL»JUe  H^*ARTIJCT.       I 

Funeral  eerrtoee  were  Bald  at  t  p. 
m.  today  at  Timber  Bldga  chum:,  for 
Richard  B.  Hartley.  IT.  who  died  last 
night  at  the  home  of  his  daughter, 
Mra  B.  A.  Brass*.  835  North  Rogers 
a vnue.  after  ! a  lingering  lllnsss, 
Burial  was  In  Timber  Ridge  cemetery 
under  direction  of  the  mingner 
Funeral  bom*.  He  1*  rurrtred  by  two 
sons,  K.  H.  and  J.  H.  Hartley  of 
Springfield;  two  daughters.  Mrs. 
Breeee  and  Mrs.  K.  J.  Draper  of  Wis- 
consin, a  brother.  Hamilton  H.  Bert- 
ie- o*  Marahflsld.  and  a  alsUr,  Mrs. 
*Ue  Bass  of  Strafford. 


SERVICES   TOR  CHILD. 

Funeral  services  for  the  infant  son 
of  Mr.  and  Mra  V.  J.  Witty.  836% 
South  Campbell  avenut.  who  died  last 
night  In  a  local  hospital  following  a 
brief  nines*,  were  held  at  4  p.  m.  to- 
day at  the  Herman  H.  Lohmeyer 
Funeral  home.  Burial  waa  In  Green- 
lawn  cemetery. 


MRS.  .MART  RICHARDS. 

Funeral  arrangement*  are  Incom- 
plete for  Mra  Mary  Richards  of  East 
'  avenue  and  Howard  street,  who  died 
1  yesterday  at  the  home  of  her  son  In 
at-  Louis.  The  body  arrived  here  to- 
day. Service*  will  be  in  charge  of 
the  KJlngner  Funeral  home.  Mrs. 
Richards  if  survived  by  three  sons, 
Roy.  Lee  and  Albert,  all  of  St.  Louis; 
by  a  sister.  Mrs.  Tom  Charle*.  and  by 
three  brothers.  Jack.  Sam  and  Albert 
Phillips  of  Springfield. 


D.  L.  UNDERWOOD. 

The  body  of  D.  L.  Underwood,  03, 
who  died  at  10:40  o'clock  last  night 
at  the  home  of  his  daughter,  Mrs. 
Haeel  Laugh.  014  South  Fremont 
avenue,  will  be  forwarded  to  Clinton. 
Mo.,    tomorrow    morning.      The    body 


j  then  will  be  taken  overland  to  Cal- 
|  houn.  Mo.,  for  burial.  Mr.  Underwood 
Is  survived  by  his  wife,  a  daughter, 
a  sister  and  three  brothers.  He  was  a 
member  of  the  Modern  Woodmen  or 
America  and  the  Oak  Park  Christian 
church  at  Chicago.  The  Alma  Loh- 
meyer Fuueral  home  prepared  the 
■  body   for  burial. 


iaoM 


LICENSED  TO  WED. 

Marrlaee  licenses  were  lasued  yes- 
terday to  James  F\  Miller.  42.  Kan- 
aaa  City,  and  Mrs.  Josephine  Con- 
neliey.  40.  Mansfield,  and  LUburn  V. 
McBrldc.    22.    and    Dimple    B.   Bailey, 

34,  bom  £i  gaftfaflfli 


H.  B.  THORP  DEAD. 

H  K.  Thorp,  to,  formerly  of 
Springfield,  died  last  night  in  Kansas 
City  at  Um  home  of  bla  daughter. 
Mra.  Charjas  Moore.  The  body  will 
be  forwarded  here,  arming  tomorrow 
mpralnc.  Funeral  Mnrlcea  will  be 
bald  at  t  p.  m.  tomorrow  at  South 
Avenue  Christian  church  with  burial 
ll>  Haaalwaod  oatnaUry  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Pazaon  Funeral  home. 
Be  la  survived  by  Mrs.  Moore  and  a 
JSP.  JL  7MlV  2l  Ajflfaxillo.  Tex, 

WEDNESDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  21, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Page  2:  H.  E.  Thorp  died.** 

William  H.  Thurman  died.** 
Mrs.  W.  P.  Bennett  died.** 
D.  L.  Underwood  died.** 
Ernest  Page  died.** 

Mrs.  Edna  L.  Tiller  died.** 
Mrs.  Mary  Richards  died.** 
P.  E.  Cruise  died.** 
Miss  Hazel  Christian  died.** 
Mrs.  Vanturah  J.  Wilson  died.** 
Page  3:  Isaac  N.  Murphy  sues  to  divorce  Ollie  A.  Murphy.  They  were  married  October 

?    1 888 

Page  1 1 :  Card  of  thanks  for  kindness  at  time  of  death  of  "our  baby,"  signed  by  Mr.  and 

Mrs.  Dwight  Burney. 


H.  B.  Thorp,  ,J5V&Jf'  . 
Springfield,  died  Monday  night  In 
Kansas  City.  TBe  body  will  afrlWltf 
Sprlngf  leld'thls  morning  and  tha  fa* 
neral  will  be  held,  at  tha  South  ave- 
nue  Christian  church  this  afternoon 
at  S  o'clock.  The  Reverend  B.  CI 
Sechler  will  be  In  charge  of  the 
service*.  Mr.  Thorp  la  survived  by 
a  son,  B.  Thorp  of  AmarUlo.  Texas, 
and  a  daughter.  Mra.  Charles  Moore 
of  Kansas  City.  Burial  will  be  in 
Haselwood  cemetery  under  the  di- 
rection of  Paxeon  Funeral  home. 


WILLIAM   H.  THURMAN 

"Win lam  H.  Thurman.  71.  pioneer 
resident  of  Green  county  and  active 
In  affairs  at  Republic  for  many 
years,  died  at  8  o'clock  last  night 
at  his  home  in  Repubilo  following 
a  lingering  illness.  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Thurman  celebrated  tljelr  60th  Wed- 
ding anniversary  last  August.  He 
Is  survived  by  the  widow,  aeveral 
brothers  and  sisters  and  the  follow, 
lng  sons:  OUIe  R.:  Elva  A.,  and  Iva 
D.  Thurman.  Funeral  aervlces  will 
be  held  at  2:30  o'clock  Thursday 
afternoon  at  the  RepubUo  Baptist 
church  followed  by  Interment  in 
Wade  Chapel  cemetery  near  Re- 
public. 


MRS.  W.  P.  BENNETT 
Funeral  **r»*?e*  for  Mr*.  W.  P.  Bennett. 
«T  yean  old.  who  died  la  a  local  hoepIUI 
Monday  after  an  Ulo«H  of  two  year*, 
«■  la  acM  at  II  o'clock  this  nprnutg  at 
um  Elwood  Methodist  ehnreb  with  tke 
Beveread  ftE  Brigga,  offletstutc  Bar* 
Id  vffl  ba-U  Ohsf'tawst  elietrrr  under 
direction  of  tha  Baafara  aad  Hayl  Under- 
takiag  compear  of  Bete  d*Arc. 


D.  L.  UNbERWOOD 
Tke  body  of  D.  L.  Underwood,  tt  yean 
old.  who  cued  Monday  alakt  at  Ike  noma 
of  kla  dauxhter.  Mr*.  Hasal  Lauih.  614 
Booth  Franont  e«enoe>  wflLbe  forwarded 
«e  CHnton.  Mo,  tkis  aaoratag  ay  tke  Abas 
Lokateyoi  Fanaral  beta*  for  funeral  serv 
less,  after  wkka  tbe  body  wul  be  taken 
to  Calhoon.  Mo,  for  bo  rial  He  la  sorrivad 
by  bio  widow,  one  danakter,  one  aUtof 
and  tart*  brother*.  Be  was  a  member 
of  tb*  Modern  Woodman  of  America  and 
the  Oak  Park  Christian  thatch  at  Chi- 
cago. 

ERNEST  PAGE 
Poaeral  service*  for  Ernest  Pace,  it 
yean  old,  veteran  Frisco  emptor*,  who* 
dfad  is  a  local  hospital  following  a  brief 
thmr.  wOl  b*  keM  at  li»0  o'clock  this 
afternoon  at  the  Alma  Lobmeyer  funeral 
with   aerial  in  Haselwood  cemetery. 


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MRS. "EDNA  L.  TILLER 
y«^|  Urri«-  for  Mr..  MM  U  Tiller. 
M  r-«  oM.  «*  Brighton.  Mo*  who  JW 
*»»*.,  in  a  loeal  boaprtal.  wfll  be  held 
•t  11  •'dock  thli  morula*  at  th.  KJInger 
Funeral  ehapel  with  burial  In  Hexelwood 
easaetery. 


MRS.  MARY  RICHARDS  W 
Funeral  MrrlcM  for  Mr*.  Mary  Rlek- 
arda,  of  Eaat  avenue  aad  Howard  street, 
who  died  Monday  at  the  horn*  of  bar  eon 
in  St.  Loula.  will  b*  held  at  ZOO  o'clock 
Thuraday  afternoon  at  tba  East  arena* 
church  with  burial  In  GrwoUws  teuioleiy 
under  dlraetlon  of  tha  Kllnger  Fnncrsl 
borne. 


P.  E.  CRUISE 
Funeral  aervicea  for  P.  E.  Cm**,  who 
died  Monday  In  8t  Loula.  wfll  ba  bald  at 
2  o'elock  this  afternoon  at  tha  stHagar 
Funeral  chapel  -with  burial  In  Haaalwood 
cemetery.  The  body  will  antra  hero  thla 
afternoon  from  St.  LouU.  accompanied  by 
a  brother,  N.  S.  Crube,  of  Eaat  Mul  atraat 
road,  Ha  la  earrtved  by  thj^risfolfafc 
Anas  B.  Crutoa.  eae  son.  Gears*  Crjb* 
aad  ■  dsuthter,  Mrs,  Ed 
St.  Lenin,  *****  brother* 


MI8S   HAZEL  CHRISTIAN 
Fawn!  eerriee*  for  Mb*  Haad  Cbrt*. 
Uan.  It  year*  old.  arte  died  retUrday  attar 

•  brief  Una**  at  bar  bona  In  Wator* 
Orore.  wtTJ  ba  bald  at  a  o'clock  thla  after 
noon  at  tha  Cbrlatlaa  ehoreh  thera  with 
'the  Bererend  J.  T.  Sherman  officiating 
Burial  arlQ  ba  In  the  Walnut  droTe  eeme- 
trry  under  direction  of  th*  J.  A.  Brim 
cad  Sons  Undertaking  eompan/.    8ba  waa 

•  member  of  tba  Junior  data  in  tha  Wsl- 

two  brother*.  -Eeipb  aad  Hubert  ChiUUaa. 


He  was  for  awa»  rears  -amploredSa*  a 
watchman  oa  tha  Merchants*  bridgs  la  SK 

Unto.  *#jfi*"9m 


MR8.  VANTORAH  J.  WILSON 
Funeral  esrvtc**  tor  Mrs,  Vsntaraa  J. 
Wlboo.  M  year*  aid.  widow  o(  Ur)  S. 
WOaoa.  who  died  yestsrds*  morsjna;  at 
tba  borne  of  bar  daughter.  Mr*.  E.  L. 
Raldkr.  Ttt  Cherry  atraat. '  WO  be  held 
at  1*  o'elock  •  Tknndayi  caarams  at  tba 
realdenee  with  burial  In  Maple  Park 
cemetery  under  dlraetlon  of  jbe  Alma 
Lohmeyer  Funeral  home.  Mr*.  WUaon  m 
•arrived  far  oa*  aoa,  Le*  J.  Wfleon,  vie* 
praaMeot  of  the  Union  National  bank; 
tw*  dausatar*.  Mra.  O.  B.  Millar,  of  Los 
Angek*  aad  Mr*.  Raldler.  aad  by  three 
grandson*.  She  bad  Bred  in  Springfield 
for  the   pa«t   W   rear*. 


e}*J**ew^l^^^5S5iiw«i*»awa**aa*>*j|*»w«)We»* 


PERSONALS—!' 


Wa  wiah  to  thaak  th*  many  friend* 
who  wu  ao  good  to  oa  lo  th*  alekana  and 
dc«th   of  our  darling   baby. 

MR.  and  Mr*.  D WIGHT  BURNEY. 

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WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  21, 1927 -LEADER 
Page  3:  Isaac  N.  Murphy  sues  to  divorce  Ollie  A.  Murphy.  They  were  married  October 
2,  1888. 

Page  6:  Mrs.  Sarah  S.  Gibbins  died.** 

H.E.  Thorp  died.** 

William  H.  Thurman  died.** 

Mrs.  W.  P.  Bennett  died.** 

Ernest  Page  died.** 

Mrs.  Edna  Tiller  died.** 

P.  E.  Cruse  died.** 

Miss  Hazel  Christian  died.** 

Mrs.  Gertie  Tenneyson  died.** 

John  W.  Suttle  died.** 
Page  9:  Charles  W.  Patterson  died.** 


KISS  HAUL  CHRISTIAN. 
rvnaral  esMhuaa  for  14.1a*  Basal 
ChrtaUan.  it.  who  «u*d  yesterday 
after  a  brie*  tllmaaat  her  bom*  In 
Walnut  Orore.  war*  at  3  p.  m.  today 
as  th*  Christian  church  there -wit b 
Rrr.  J.  P.  Sherman  officiating. 
Burial  wa*  la  Walnut  Orove  cemetery 
under  dlraetlon  of  tba  J.  A.  Brim  abd 
Bona  UndertaJUn*,  company.  She  wa* 
a  BMfnbrr  of  lb*  Junior  claaa  In  tba 
Walnut  Otot*  Blfh  achool  and  U 
survlvad  by  bar  mother.  Mrs.  I.  O 
Orantbanv  and  by  two  brother*. 
Ralpb  and  Uubart  Christian. 


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WILLIAM  U.  THUBMAX. 

^*un*T*i  a*mcc*-w1U  ba  bid  at  3:10 

p.1  m.  nrorggy  *i  Republic-  for  wu>" 

llam    H.    Thurman    5H    pinn***1    r—J. 

dent  of  Greene  county  and  aetlra  In 
,'  affatra  at  Republic   for  many   year*. 

wbo  died  at  8  o'clock  last  nlgbt  at 

his  ham*  there.  Burial  will  ba  In 
i  Wade  Chapel  cemetary  near  Repub- 

lie     Mr.  and  Mm     Thnm"n — cals-- 


i  orated  their  60ih  wedding  annlver- 
'  aary  laat  Augu*t.     He  la  survived  by 

hi«  wife,  several  brothers  and  ebUers 
land  trie  following  aona:  Ollle  R..  Siva 

A .  and  lva  O.  Thurman. 


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MBS.   SARAH   OIBBWaV 
Mrs.  Sarah  8.  Olbblna,  74,  died  at 
1  a.  m.   today    at  too   bom*'  of  a 
daughter.   Mr*.    Maude    Bradley,    704 
Cherry  street,   following-    •    lingering 
nin««*.    Funeral  eerrloee  will  be  held 
it    4  p.  m.    tomorrow    at   St.    Paul 
church,     with     Rer.     J.     W.     Pear- 
son,   officiating.      Tit*    body    will    be 
i  forwarded    to    Clinton.     Mo,    Friday 
i  morning     for     burial.      Mr*     Olbblna 
cam*    to   Missouri     from     Illinois    43 
;  year*  ago.  settling  at  Clinton.    After  ' 
'  the   deatb  of  her  huaband.  Or.  Wll-  , 


MRS.  vT.  P.  DENNETT. 

Punaral  serrtoe*  tor  Mrs.  W.  F. 
[  Bennett.  67,  who  died  in  a  local  fcosv 
1  ptuU  Monday  after  an  Ulneas  of  two 
1  year*,  were  held  at  It  a.  ffl.  today  ** 

K;»ood      Methodist     church.     Burial 
,  was   In    Clear   Creek    cemetery    under 
direction    of   the   Redfern    and    Hoyls 
I'ndertaElng  company. 

ERNEST    PAGr.. 

Funeral  services  for  Ernest  Page. 
MJ  veteran  Frisco  conductor,  who  died 
Sunday  in  s  Iocs;  hospital  following 
s  one;  lUnesa.  were  held  at  3:30  p.  m. 
today  at  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
home  vmh  burial  In  Hazelwood  cem- 
etery. 


i  Ham  H.  Olbblna,  In  lfllo,  *h*  came 
j  to  Springfield  and  has  sine*  resided 
i  with  her  daughter.  She  la  survived 
,  by  four  daughters.  Mrs.  Cora  McKee 
of    Hallslrud.    Kan..    Mrs.    Mae   Vlolett 

;  nf  *— "'»   *'"h  i  Me*    Btbas  Tuttey; 

.  Wichita  Falls.  Tex.,  and  Mrs.  Bradley. 


H.    K.    THORP. 

Funeral  services  were  held  at  2  p. 
m  today  at  South  avenue  Christian 
church  lor  H.  E.  Thorp.  85.  formerly 
of     Springfield,      who     died     Monday 

jjt&bi    in    Kansas    City.       Rev.    E.    C. 

techier  officiated  and  burial  ws*  In 
Hf.rlrwood  cemetery  under  direction 
of   the  Paieon   Funeral  home. 


i 


P.  E.  CRt  .HE. 

Funeral  service*  lor  P.  E.  Cruse.! 
»f.i  d.erf  Monday  lr.  St  Loui»  »ere 
held  at  3  p  m  today  at  the  Kllngner 
Funeral  bom*  with  burial  la  Hassl- 
wood  o*m*t*ry.  Tb*  body  arrived 
hero  today   from   it.   Louis,  eceotn- 

;  panted  by  a  brother.  N.  B.  CruM,  of 

I  East  Mill  street  road. 

Mayor's  Son  Darted. 

Last  rltea  fr  Charles  vV.  Patter- 
son. 32  years  old.  son  of  Mayor  Char- 
las  A,  Pattaraon  of  Joplln,  who  died 
Friday  night  at  bis  home,  war*  con- 
ducted yesterday  afternoon  with  mil- 
itary funeral  service*  at  the  Villa 
Heights  Episcopal  church. 


MRS.    EDNA    TILI.IIR. 

FuneTal  services  for  Mrs.  Edna  L.  I 
Tiller.  M.  or  Brighton.  Mo.,  who  died  i 
Monday  lr  a  local  hospital,  were  held  ! 
at  11  a.  m.  tbla  morning  at  the  j 
Kllngner  Funeral  home  with  burial  i 
In  Raselwood  cemetery. 

—    —  r 

MRU.   OERTIE  TENNESSON. 

Mr*.    Osrtls    Teanayaon.    22     rear*  j 
old.   died   at   6   a.   m.    today    at     her  : 
home   on    route    11.   Springfield,   fol-  j 
lowing  a   short   Illness.     Funeral   ar- 
rangements   are    incomplete    pending 
the  arrival  of   rslatlves.     She  Is  sur- 
vived    by     her     husband     and     her 
mother.      Services    are    In    charge    of  . 
the    Herman    H.     Lohmeyer     Funeral  ( 
home. 


JOHN     W.    KITTLE. 

John  W.  Buttle.  73.  pioneer  farmer  ' 
of  Oreene  county,  died  early  yester-  ■ 
day  at  his  home  on  the  Cherry  street 
road.  Death  was  due  to  pneumonia. 
H*  la  survived  by  two  daughters, 
four  sons,  and  two  sisters.  Funeral 
same**  will  be  held  at  10  a.  m. 
Thursday  at  tb*  home.  Burial  will 
b*  In  Baseiwood  cemetery. 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  22, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Marriage  license:  Ernest  E.  Harper,  25,  and  Minnie  Lee  Brown,  23,  both  of 
Golden  City. 

Page  6:  May  S.  Daugherty  sues  to  divorce  Francis  F.  Daugherty.  They  were  married 
May  5,  1901. 

Page  7:  Elsa  Brown  was  named  guardian  for  Guy  Turnbo.** 


»ao7 


1926. 


1925. 


Page  11:  Mrs.  Sarah  Gibbins  died.** 

William  H.  Thurman  died.** 

Mrs.  Gertie  Tenneyson  died.** 

Charlene  Patterson  died.** 

John  W.Suttle  died.** 

Mrs.  Mary  A.  Richards  died.** 

Mrs.  Vanturah  J.  Wilson  died.** 
Page  15:  Ada  E.  Jones  sues  to  divorce  James  W.  Jones.  They  were  married  October  5, 

Page  16:  Fred  Turner  sues  to  divorce  Marie  Turner.  They  were  married  December  16, 


»  HS&gSl 


DEATHS    .*** 


MRS,  SARAH  GIBBINS 
Funeral  services  (or  Mrs,  Sarah 
Uibblns,  74  years  old,  who  died  yes- 
terday al  Uie  home  of  ber  daugh- 
ter. Mrs.  Maude  Bradley,  764  Cherry 
street,  following  a  lingering  Illness 
will  be  held  at  4  o'clock,  this  after  - 
neon  at  the  St  Paul  church  with 
the  Reverend  John  W.  Pearson  of- 
ficiating. The  body  will  then  be 
forwaroed  Jay  the  Alma  Lohmeyer 
Funeral  home  to  Clinton. "Mesjfrtor 
burial.  She  Is  survived  by'  (our 
daughter*.  Mrs.  Cora  McKee.  Kail- 
stead.  Kan.,  Mrs.  Mae  VIoletL  Seat- 
tle. Wash,  .  Mrs.  Blbal  TuUey, 
Wichita,  Falls,  Texas,  end  Mrs. 
Bradley. 


JOHN  W.  SUTTLsT**  f  ** 

Funeral  service*  (or  Joh'n  W. 
Suttle,  7  J  years  old,  pioneer  resident 
of  Urcene  county,  will  be  held  al 
10  o'clock  this  morning  at  the  resi- 
dence on  the  Cherry  street  road, 
with  the  Reverend  K.  C  Sechler, 
pastor  of  Central  Christian  church, 
officiating.  Burial  will  be  In  Haxel- 
wood  cemetery  under  direction  of 
ih\»  Klingner  Funeral  home.  He  I* 
survived  by  the  widow,  by  two 
daughters.  Mioses  Edna  and  Delia 
Suttle.  both  of  Springfield;  by  four 
sunn,  S.  C.  Suttle,  of  Dallas,  Texas. 
&  E.  of  Oklahoma  Clty.'E.  H.  of 
J  op  11  n,  and  U.  1*  of  Springfield. 
'and  by  two  alslera.  Mrs.  Louise 
|  I'aynv,  of  Tennessee  and  Mrs.  KUta 
!  Dews,  of  Garner,  Texas. 


NAMED  GUARDIAN 

Judge  John  H.  Falrman  In  pro* 
bate  court .  yesterday  appointed 
Else  Brown,  guardian  and  curator 
for  Guy  Turnbo.  a  minor  hair  of 
the  late  John  Macbt.  who  died  two 
years  ago  as  the  result  of  burns 
suffered  when  his  home  near  Fair 
Grove  was  destroyed  by  (ire. 

Uacht  and  Turnbo's  mother  were 
married  while  the  former  was  going 
under  the  name  of  Frank  Turnbo 
some  SO  years  ago.  according  to  a 
decision  rendered  by  Judge  Quy  D 
Klrby  In  the  circuit  court  recently 


WILLIAM  H.  THURMAN 
Funeral  aervlcee  for  William  U. 
Thurman.  71  years  old.  pioneer  res- 
ident of  preene  county,  who  died 
Tuesday  night  at  hia  home  in  Ke-  j 
public.  wiU  he  held  al  2:30  o  clock 
this  afternoon  at  Republic  with 
burial  In  tha  Wade  Chapel  cemetery 
near  that  town,  lie  is  survived  by 
the  widow,  several  brothers  end  sis- 
ters, end  three  eons,  Ollle  R,  Elva 
A.,    and    lva   D.    Thurman. 


MRS.  GERTIE  TENNEYSON 
■  Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Gertie 
Tenneyson.  22  years  old^wncfi 
at  i  o'clock  yesterday fnio: 
her  home  on  route  ll,fSV 
after  a  brief  Illness,  will  be  held  at 
10  o'clock  Friday  morning  at  the 
Herman  II.  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
home,  with  burial  in  Eaatlawn 
cemetery.  She  la  survived  by  her 
husband  and  her.  mother. .'   .  , __ 

CHARLENE    PATTERSON 

Charlene     l'atterson,      2-year-old  > 
daughter   of   Mr.  and  Mrs.    Charles  ' 
Patterson,  Si  J  West  Division  street,  I 
died    yesterday    afternoon    following 
a  brief  illness.     She  is  survived  by 
the  parents  and  two  grandmothers. 
Funeral    arrangements    are    incom- 
plete   but    burial    will   bo    in    Hazel-  ' 
wood    ctiixiiiy    under    direction    of 
Herman     H.       Lohmeyer       Funeral  , 
home,  

MRS.   MARY  A.   RICHARDS 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Mary 
A.  Richards,  of  2160  East  avenue, 
who  died  at  the  home  of  her  son  in 
St.  Louis,  will  be  held  at  2:J0  o'clock 
this  afternoon  at  the  Ea»t  Avenue 
church  with  burial  In  Greenlawn 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the 
Klingner   Funeral  home. 


MRS.  VANTURAH  J.  WILSON 
Funeral    services    for    Mrs.    Van- 
turah  J-    Wilson,  86   years  old.   who 
died    Tuesday    at    the    home   of    her 
daughter.    Mr..    E.    I..    Raldler.    74S 
Cherry'  street,    will    be    held    at    10 
o'clock    this    morning    at    the    resi- 
dence   with    burial    In    Maple    Park 
l.rmetory   under  direction  of  the  Al- 
ima   Lohmeyar  Funeral   bom*. 


1103 


***** 


The  Leader  for  Thursday,  December  22, 1927,  is  missing. 


The  Daily  News  for  Friday,  December  23, 1927,  is  missing. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  DECMBER  23, 1927-LEADER 
Page  1:  Elza  Shrum  died.** 
Page  18:  Elsa  M.  Earls  sues  to  divorce  Joseph  D.  Earls. 

Dell  J.  Gibbens  sues  to  divorce  Lester  A.  Gibbens. 

Marriage  license:  William  Paul  Wilkerson,  19,  and  Florence  Laferne  Hagar,  18, 
both  of  Ash  Grove. 

AdolphC.  Onkendied.** 

Mrs.  Emma  B.  Saunders  died.** 

Lorenzy  Jones  died.** 

Mrs.  Gertie  Tenneyson  died.** 

Charlene  Patterson  died.** 

Mrs.  Delia  Roe  died.** 

Rev.  John  F.  Graf  died.** 

Mrs.  Jennie  L.  Hardin  died.** 
Page  20:  There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  Paul  Dobson.** 

There  is  a  poem  in  memory  of  Joe  Curtis.** 


IN  MIMOIMM. 


DOBSON— In  aed  end  ••"•H.  ■»•»••'/  •* 
my  dear  hnaband.  Paul  Dobeon,  who 
departed  thle  lite  one  rear  ago  today, 
Dec.    M.    IN*. 

Prom    the   land   of   pain   and   aorrow. 

To    the  land  ol   paao*  and    r*st, 
Ood    haa   taken    him   to   where 

lit    knew    waa    bett. 

Mo  ear   knowa  how   much    we   mlsa   him. 
No  one  know*  (he  bitter  pain: 

Binc»    «e    Iom    our    dear   one. 
Lite    (>»*    never    been    the    same. 

Badlr    mlsaed    by    wife.    Voda    Oob»on. 
and    mother. 


DEATHS 


ADOLPII  C.  ONKEN. 

Adolph  C.  Onken.  *6.  a  printer,  died  j 
at  11:30  a.  m.  today  at  hla  borne.  479  j 
K.  Harrlaon.  He  U  aunrltred  by  nla 
wltt.  a  eon,  Carl  H.  Oaken,  and  a 
Hilar,  Ura.  David  Luta.  .He  waa  a 
member  of  the  local  Typographical 
union  and  the  Knight*  of  Pytblaa. 


IN    MCMOBT    Or   JOE   CfBTW. 

i  Twenty   maimer*-  briefly   told. 
,      A  termon  from  a  life  to  short. 
'Death    took  htm   with   hand   »o   bold. 
1      An  If  to  silence  end  distort  . 

I  A  life  we  now  can  understand 

But  olttemeia  --you  cannot 

D»ii'ov  for  us  the  untold  Jov 
To  ha-,  e*  known  he  shared  the   lot 
Of    undrlnc    raJth    with   no   alio-. 
-  And  lired  bl*  Life  (or  ua. 

And   you    Joe  Curtis — your  Hie 

Hat   told   the   «-orld   our  Master's  power.  : 
And   «ends  to  in  msM   -oid»t  l.u    strife  , 

A    sermon's    ticli t    from    :>«airt.a    lo»rr 
To  lead   ui  there  with  v>u. 

Sadly    mlased    by 

TMEOANO       I 

r-e    'ta^    are    long    since    )ou    left    uf   - 
On*     lone    year 
Wnlioul     yo>ir    happy    amile. 
Fate     hai    bereft    us 
Of    your    presence.    de»r. 
'    But    all    the    while 

Our    hearte    are    filled   alth   pride 

Dear    brother    and    son 

i    In    the    spring    of    life    you   had    to   to. 
eV;t     throuc**    (!-.e    T»ar» 
1i.<    ma:.>    fr:»r.d«    >o'i    had 
Still     U>t«'    ;.  ou.    Jo» . 
And    with    bur    many    tears 
W»    yet    are    glad 

Voj    can    Talk,  by    their    side 
And    cb*.r    them    on 

I 
Bad.r    rnl»i»d    b] 

Mft      ANT)    VRS      V.      P     CTHI18. 
UI<      AMJ    MR3      f'ARI.    JOHNSON. 

mtrw    nRArr     UAvyirt.n _ 


»aos 


HEART  VICTIM 
KILLED  IN  FALL 
FROM  HIS  HORSE 


1 


Everton  Hfgh  Student  Strick- 
cn  on  Way,.  Home  from 
School;  Neck  Is  Broken  as 
He  Topples  from  Mount; 
Funeral  To  Be  Held  Today- 


tMBit  attack  pt&NA  fatal  **  4*0 
o'clock  yweterday  amraoon  ■  to  Dm 
Bbrum.  ie-y**r-*M  Everton'  High 
school  student. 

Tbe  Shrum  youth  was  on  his  way 
home  from  school  when  he  sudden'* 
ly  threw  up  his  hands  and  Jell. 
Neck  Was  Drokrn. 

His  neck  waa  broken  and  his  skull 
crushed  by  the  fall.  Companions 
called  Dr.  w.  R.  Riley,  who  resided 
half  a  mile  array,  but  the  Shrum 
youth  d.'cd  a  lew  second*  alter  the 
physician  arrived  at  the  scene  of  tbe 
accident. 

Dr.  Riley  stated  the  Injuries , sus- 
tained  in    the   fall   caused    tbeA>oya 


MRS.   EMMA   D.   SAUNDERS. 
Mrs.  Kmma  B.  Baundera  died  at  the 
family  home.  830  East  Walnut  street 
!  at    8    o'clock      this      morning.      Mrs. 
Baundera    waa    the    widow   of    Lewis 
Letter   Saunders,   second   cousin   and 
namesake  of   Levi   Z.  Lelter  of  Chi- 
cago whosa  daughter  Mary  was  Lady 
Curxon      Vlcerene     of      India.      Mrs. 
I  Baundera'  father,  the  late  William  S.  . 
I  Matthews,     prominent     architect     of  I 
!  Oklahoma    Cliy.    was    born    In    Here-  I 
fordahlre.   England,  and  was  a  cousin  . 
I  of  Sir  Phillip  Matthews. 

Mrs    Saunders   Is  survived   by    one  ; 
!  daughter.  Mrs    W.  J.  Orr  of  the  home 
■  address. 

Services   will   be  held   at  the  home 
'Monday   afternoon  at   2.30. 


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Freshman    In    Mchool. 

Tbe  you.ih.  wbo  waa  a  Ireebman 
in  Kverton  High  schppl.  U  survived 
by  the  mother.  Mrs.  Lllile  Delk;  a 
siep-faiber.  Ben  Delk;  one  brother 
and  one  half-brother,  all  residing  at 
tbe  family  home,  four  miles  east  of 
Everton. 

Funeral  services  were  held  at  2  p. 
m.  today,  with  inte.-ment  In  Liberty 
cemetery  near  Everton  under  the  di- 
rection of  the  Oalbraltb  Undertaking 
company  of  that  city. 


j-  REV.  JOHN    GRAI. 

Funeral  service*  for  the   Reverend 

i  John  P.  Oral.  00  years  old.    wbo  died 

[last   night  while   TUiung   friend*  In 

taTft.  L*-ttarvrtn  t»  Mt^tsO  p.  b^ 
Saturday  at  the  First  Congregational 
church.      Funeral    arrangement*    ara 

I  Ih  the  bands  of  the  Alma  Lohmeyar  j 

!  Funeral  home.  Burial  will  be  In  East ! 
Lawn  cemetery.  The  Reverend  Oraf  \ 
U    survlveo    by    two    daughters.    Miss 

.  Johanna    Oral    of    843    North      Main 
avenue  and  Mrs.  John  HoeUe'r-  of  Den-  i 

I  ver.  Colo.;  a  eon.  Theodore  Oraf;  and  ; 

i  a  grandson.  Jobn  Frederick     Oraf  of 

I  533   Poplar  street 


JENNIE  I..  HARDIN. 
Mrs.  Jennie  L.  Hardin.  81.  died  at 
noon  today  at  the  home.  773  Weal 
Lincoln  street,  following  a  brief  ill- 
ness. 8he  Is  survived  by  two  daugh- 
ters. Mrs.  R.  B.  Mobley.  route  4.  city, 
and  Miss  Anna  Hardin  of  the  home 
address,  and  five  sons.  Charles  Har- 
din. Murray.  Ky  ;  Layton  Hardin. 
Kansas  City:  J.  O.  Hardin.  Colorado 
Spring.  Colo  :  La.-ry  Hardin.  447  EaM 
Harrison  street,  city,  and  Paul  Hnr- 
dln  of  the  home  address.  Pending, 
word  from  distant  relatives,  funeral 
arrangements  are  Incomplete,  but  will 
be  held  at  the  Church  of  Christ,  cor- 
ner West  Madison  street  and  Broad- 
way avenue,  with  interment  In  Pat- 
terson cemetery,  nine  miles  southwest 
of  Springfield,  under  direction  of  W. 
L    Starne.  undertaker 


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}  LOKENZV    JONES. 

f  Funeral  arrangement*  for  Lorenry 
'  Jones.  74  years  old.  who  died  this 
i  morning  at  the  home  of  bis  brother. 

T.  J.  Jonas,  771  North  Prospect,  axe 

Incomplete,  but  burial  will  probably 
be  In  Oreenlawn  cemeUry.  Service* 
will  be  under  the  direction  oX  the 
Kllngmr  Funeral  noma. 


.  MBS.   GERTIE   TENNESSON. 

Funeral  services  for  Vir».  Gertie 
Tenntyaon  who  died  Wednesday  at 
her  home  on  Rout*  11  were  held  at 


10  5"3KE  Ihle  morning  at  the  Her 
man  H.  liObmeyer  Funeral  borne. 
Burial  waa  In  East  Lawn  cemetery. 
Mra.  Tenneyaon  )»  survived  by  her 
mother.  Mra.  Done  Schader,  and  her 
husband,  Lee  Tenneyaon. 


CHARLENE  PATTER'ON. 
Funeral  aervloes  for  Charlene  Pat- 
terson, two  year*  old.  who  died  Wed- 
nesday, were  held  at  2  o'clock  thle 
afternoon  at  the  home  of  her  par- 
ents. Mr.  and  Mra  Charles  Patterson. 
810  Weal  Dlvlalon.  Burial  was  In 
HaselVrood  cemetery  under  the  di- 
rection of  the  Herman  H.  Lohmryer 
Funeral  home. 


MRS.    ntl.l.A    ROE. 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Delia  Ror. 
who  died  last  night  at  her  home  on 
i  route  6.  were   held  at  three  o'clock 
;  this  afternoon  at  the  fitarns  Funeral 
'  home.     Burial    was    In      East      Lawn 
,  cemetery.     Mrs.   Roe   la  survived     by 
her    husband,    Thomas    Roe:       three 
daughters.    Floe.    Marie      and      Edna: 
three  sons.  Hobert,  Herby  and  Harold, 
her  parents.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  S.  A.  Mor- 
gan.   3300    Nlchola      street.      and      a 
brother.  Loney   Morgan  of   Clay  Cen- 
ter. Kansas. 


SATURDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  24, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 
Pagel:  Marriage  licenses  issued.** 

Page  6:  Son  born  December  22  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Odie  Smith,  1914  East  avenue. 
Page  15:  There  is  a  notice  in  memory  of  Edward  H.  McFarland.** 
Page  12:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas  Friend  seek  custody  of  their  five  year  old  granddaughter 
Madeline  Friend  who  has  been  staying  with  them.  Her  father  was  murdered  five  years  ago. 
Now  her  mother  wants  custody. 

Dell  J.  Gibbens  sues  to  divorce  Lester  A.  Gibbens.  They  were  married  in  July 

1926. 

Dora  Corbin  sues  to  divorce  Mario  Corbin.  They  were  married  January  10,  1925, 

and  have  a  four  week  old  child  Loren. 
John  F.  McMurry  died.** 
Lorenzy  Jones  died.** 
John  Graf  died.** 
Mrs.  Emma  B.  Saunders  died.** 
Adolph  C.  Onken  died.** 
Mrs.  Jennie  L.  Hardin  died.** 
Mrs.  Emma  Jane  Hartley  died.** 
Roland  V.  Toops  died.** 
Mrs.  Mary  Evelyn  Youngblood  died.** 


MARRIAGE:  LICENSES 
George  R.  Boober,  4».  and  Ruby 
B.  Rots.  U.  both  or  -  Morrlsvllle; 
Carl  Thomas  Raker.  21.  and  Irene 
Pelts.  17.  both  of  Ash  Grove;  James 
W.  Carr.  22.  Crane,  and  Frances 
Mae  Kohler.  20.  Springfield:  Ralph 
E.  Mullen.  26,  Springfield,  and  Caro- 
line L.  Coffmun.  26.  Lebanon: 
George  J.  Parson.  24.  and  Edith 
Nail.  22.  both  of  Springfield:  T.loyd 
R.  Morgnn.  12.  and  Nina  Uletta  Ray. 
'.'?,  both  of  Klasee  Mills. 


;  JOHN  F.  M'MURRY 
Funeral  services  for  John  F.  Mc- 
Murry,'60  years  old.  "who  died  at  1 
o'clock  yesterday  afternoon  at 'his 
home.  23S3  Ramsey  avenue,  will  be 
heia  at  3:30-  o'clock-thhr  afternoon 
at  the  Kllngner  Funeral  chapel  with 
burial  in  Greenlawn  cemetery. 


MLV\ 


LORENZY  JONES  * 
Funeral  services  for  Lorenry 
.Tones,  74  years  old,,  who  filed  yes- 
terday morning  at  the  home  of  his 
brother,  T.  J.dones,  771  North  Pros- 
pect avenue  will  be  held  at  2  o'clock 
this  afternoon  at  the  Kllngner  Fu- 
neral chapel  with  burial  in  C.reen- 
lawn  cemetery. 


PERSONALS-1 


*i.  JOHN  GRAF  v       :.,3r#j 

Funeral  services  foe  the  Reverend 
John  Graf,  90  years  old,  who  died 
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  cenictery  under  direc- 
tion of  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  Funorul 
home. 

\  — — — 

MRS.  EMMA  B.  SAUNDERS 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Emma 
R.  Saunders,  who  died  at  8  o'clock 
yesterday  morning  at  her  home,  830 
Fast  Walnut  street,  and  who  was 
the  widow  of  Lewis  Lelter  Saun- 
ders, second  cousin  and  namesake 
i-f  Levi  Z.  Letter  of  Chicago,  whose 
daughter  Mary  was^ady  Curson, 
Vicere*ne  of  India,  will  be  held  at 
2:30  o'clock  Monday  afternoon  at 
the  residence  with  burial  In  Maple 
1'ark  cemetery  under  direction  of 
the  Alma  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. 


f  la  loviac«inenMryiOf«vEdw*r4 
larlaad,  oar  dear  4>u»bancL  ftt 
■readaea  aad  brother,  who  departed  ttb 
Uf«  on*  year  aso  today.  Dec  21th.  lit*. 
Ubnl  that  aim  «•  cherbhed  sboold 
be  takaa  from  our  homee.  bat  the  Joya 
that  do  act  perkfc.  Otaa  ta  aMaaorr  ska*. 
For  bis  la  a  plaee.  whea  tba  1ml  b 
eUU.  and  tb*  Up*  are  hleeed  with  »*aca. 
Ik*  er*Ude- droop. Is  .draeaalcca atop  aad 
the  aool  baa  found  relaaaa.  Tb*  head* 
ba*e  aaelaeped  tbrir  work,  which  **c*U 
•f  tu»*  wffl  teat,  tbat  plee*  la  a  place  of 
ahadowleas  dar.  Tba-  windewleas  placa 
at  reel. 

Aad  wbaa  «r  Him  ea  earth  a  tfldaf. 
aad  aar  day*  aball  be  aa  eagre,  wa  win 
kiadly  baata  to  Bus.  aa  1U  wait*  oa  ro*~ 
aer  altars, 
tad*   aaJand   byi 

MRS.   K.  H.  MtFARLAND. 

DOROTHY   JAKE   MtFARLAND. 

MR.  aad  MRS.  J.   K.   kUFARLAND. 

MR.  and  MRS.  J.  J.  BERNUON. 

MR.   and  MRS.   E.   R.   SHIPLEY.      . 

Sl«ur-In-Uw»     and    brotber-ia-law*. 


ADOLPH  C.  ONKEN 
Funeral  arrangements  for,  Adolpb 
C.  Onken.  65  years  old,  a  'printer 
who  died  yesterday  at  his  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  sister,  Mrs.  David  Lutz.  He 
was  a  member  of  the  Tpyographlcal 
union  and  of  the  Knights  of 
Pythias. 


MRS.  JENNIE  L.  HARDIN 
Funeral  arrangements  are  incom- 
plete pending  arrival  of  relatives 
for  Mrs.  Jennie  L,  Hardin,  Cl  years 
I  old,  who  died  yesterday  at  her  home, 
773  West  IJncoln  street,  after  a 
brief  Illness  but  will  be  held  under 
'"Irection  r,f  \V.  L.  starns.  under- 
taker, with  burlel  In  Patterson 
cemetery  nine  miles  southwest  of 
Springfield.  She  Is  survived  bv 
two  daughters,  Mrs.  It.  B.  Mobley. 
route  4.  S|irinpflelJ,  and  Miss  Anna 
Hardin,  of  the  home  address;   and 

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


MRS.  ElllMA  JANE  HARTLEY 
Mis.  Kinma  Jane  Hartley,  69.  died  | 
;it    !»  o'clock   last   night  at   the  home 
of  her  daughter.  Mrs.  Charles  Yea- 
ger.  CIO  West  Webster  street,  after 
a  brief  Illness.    Sha  is  survived  by* 
four   daughters,      Mrs.   Sarah  May, 
Wlsner      of    Osceola.      Mo,      Miss 
Frances  Hartley  of  Carthage,  Mra 
Bess  Lnuner  of  Council  Bluffs,  lows- 
Mrs.  Charles  Yeager  of  Springfield, 
and    two    brothers.    Lon    Miller    of 
Persiu,    Iowa,      and    Lige    Miller   of 
Iconium.   Mo.        The  body   will   be 
taken  to  Osceola  by  the  Alma  Loh- 
meyer funeral  homo  for  burlaL  Pu- 
1  ncral  services  will  be  conducted  at 
2:30    o'clock    Sunday    afternoon    at 
Hie   Methodist   church   there. 

R.  V.  TOOPS 
Kuland  V.  Toops.  43,  died  at  10 
o'clock  last  night'  at  his  home.  633 
West  McDaniel  street,  fgllowing  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. 

I  Starne  funeral  home. 


MRS.  MARY  YOUNGBLOOD 
Mrs.  Mary  Evelyn  Youngblood,  77, 
widow  of  Charles  M.  Youngblood, 
died  at  10:15  o'clock  last  night  at 
her  home  on  the  Campbell  street 
road  following  a  short  Illness-  She 
is  survived  by  two  daughters,  Mrs. 
.»lico  l'eake,  of  the  home  address 
and  MrR.  E.  J.  White,  of  St.  Louis. 
Funeral  services  will  be  held  at 
"i:30  o'clock  Sunday  afternoon  fol- 
lowed 1'i  interment  in  Eastlawn 
cemetery.  The  Alma  Lohmeyer  Fu- 
nernl  home  is  in  charge  of  funeral 
.ui  ungcmenls. 


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SATURDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  24, 1927-LEADER 
Pagel:  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.** 

RollaH.  Murphy  died.** 

Robert  Junior  Laxton  died.** 

AdolphC.  Onkendied.** 

R.  V.  Toopsdied.** 

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  DEAO 


CARTHAOE.  Mo..  Dec.  34.— (A.  P.) 
I— K.  B.  Jacob*,  69.  cashier  of  the 
;  Pint  National  bank  of  Carthage  and 
viae-  president  of  tn«  Missouri  Bank* 
era  association,  died  today  of  paraly- 
•Is.  He  was  stricken  last  Saturday 
night.  Mrs*  Jacob*  died  unexpected* 
ly  Oct.  16.  Be  is  ■urrtved  by  a  eon. 
1  Jay  Jacobs,  an  artist,  of  Paris,  Prance. 
no\.  home  for  .the  holidays,  and  a 
daughter.      Htt:     Ernes  On  •     Cannon. 

jfeateUuVt  N 


IH  MEMOJUAM. 

McTARXA/iD—  In  laving  memory  of  Edward 
II.      McFarland.  „    Our     dear     huabandr 
father.   son.'  grandson  and   brother   who 
departed   this  life   one  year   ago  toder. 
Dec.    14.   l*:t.     It  u  tad.  thaf  him   »• 
cborlsnted      should    be    taken   from   our 
hornet)    bat  the  joys  that  do  not  'erlili. 
!    Uvea    in   memory    alone.     For   this   U   * 
place   where  the  heart  Is  bull,  and  the 
lips  are  kissed  with  peace.    The  eyelid- 
droop    In  dreamless  sleep,  and  the  soul 
haa  round*  release.    The  hands  hare  urw 
clasped  their  work,  which  angels  of  Umit 
■    will    test.     That    place    Is'  a     place     or 
i    shadowless   day.     The  wtndowsleu  pier- 
;    of  rest.    And  when  our  time  on  earth  i- 
ended),  and  our  day.  ih»li  be  no  more  «» 
j    will  gladly  haste  to  meet  him,  a*  he  w»m 
|    on  yonder  shore. 
.      Badly    missed   or  — 

MRS     E     H.    McTARLAND. 
DOROTHY   JANE  McFARLAND 
MR.  AND  MRS    J.  K.  McFARLAND 
MR.  AND  MM.  J.  J.  IIERNDON 
MR    AND  MRS.  E.  R    BHIPLEY 
SIBTER-IN-LAWS  AND  BROTHER. 
IN-LAW8. 


MBS.    JENNIE    ItAWHN- 
Funeral      arrangements      lor      Mra 
jejnjt  It  IialSLta.  fiL  jrJsB.iUtf  Iff"*- 
terday  at  her  borne.  778  Wees  Lincoln 
sr  eet.   after  a  brief  Ulnae*.  •!•  In- 
complete.   The  arramemanU  ara  In  i 
Tnurte  ol    W.  U.  olaj3-avM,|M«W*^g- 
Burial    will    bt    In    Umi  *P*W«r»oo 
cemctery.    nine    mllea  .  aouthweat-  of 
Springfield.    Bha  U  surrtvad.  by  two 
daughters,  Mrs.  R.  B,  -*>W*3i-PS£j 
4.  Springfield.-  Mitt" A^Il*liHar(-&~nc5r 
the  home  addrtae;  rnd  fcrj^flYwaona, 
Charley,  of  Murrsy.  Ky4.  t6jrfa»V.« 
Kansas     City;    J.    0„    <*    Oolo2*?| 
Springe.    Colo.;    Larry,   of  -  44T~ie«8fr 
Harrison  etwet,  Springfield,  and  Fattl 
Hardin  of  the  home*  a«"<-re»». 


.•cSwaGtf* 


MAN.  88.   DIES. 

Puneral   eervloea  for   Jacob   Ritter- 
buah.  83   yaars  old.     who  died     this 
morning  at  his  home  at  620  Cherry 
street,   will    be   held    in   Kelson.   Neb. 
Mr.    Ritterbush    was    a    retired    mer- 
chant    of  Nelson  and   has     lived   In 
Springfield  for  the  past  few  months. 
i  He  Is  survived  by  two  eons.  Pred  RIt- 
I  terbush  and     Charles  Ritterbush     of  ( 
!  Nelson,  and  four  daughters.  Mrs.  R.  E  , 
•  Bush   of   Mountain   Grove.   Mo.:    Mra 
j  Charlea  deary   of   St.    Louis:    Mrs.   P 
i  J.  Jones  of  8prlngf  leld.  and  Miss  Mll- 
i  dred   C.    Ritterbush    of    Nelson.    Neb. 
I  The  body  will  be  shipped  to  Nelson 
j  tomorrow     afternoon    by     the    Alma 
Lobmeyer  fciineral  home. 


11.3 


Mother  Wins  CH//37 

Grandmother^Ete&t& 

i3fcfc¥T.iafa' - -j-at-" 


Mrs.  Thomas  Friend  Loses  Son^C 
dreris'  HdmerOwifParenf  PI 
i       in  Catholic  Homo: 


rrf* 


■■mm 


A  drams  which  tugged  at  the 
heart  strings  of  onlookers  wm  enact- 
ed ouulde  Judge  Quy  D.  KlrbjH 
courtroom  this  morning  when  ft- 
year-old  Madeline  Friend  was  taken 
from  the  custody  of  her  grand- 
mother. Mrs.  Thomas  mend,  by  her 
mother.  Mrs.  Sterling  Friend,  to 
whom  ihe  had  been  swsrded  s  few 
minutes  esrHer  by  the  court.  The 
grandmother  wss  the  mother  of  the 
child's  fsther.  who  wm  shot  and 
killed  five  years  ago. 

Sobbing  and  with  tears  streaming 
from  her  big  blue  wyes.  Madeline, 
who  had  been  In  the  grandmother's 
custody  since  shs  was  a  month  old. 
grasped  the  grandmother*  skirts  snd 
did  not  want  to  le»ve  her.  8he 
llnsiU  was  persuaded,  howiT^and 
was  led  to  another  part  r/FthecoP- 

rWor- .:  •  .^sm&& 

Took    Child   front   Orphanage. 

The  gTs^dmoth^tV_.s4*Q_«06Wnic 
left  the  building  declaring  that  ahi 
would  make  every  effort  to  again 
obtain  custody  of  the  child. 

The  drama  started  Inside  the 
courtroom  when  Judge  Klrby  called 
the  esse  and  asked  the  grandmother 
If  she  bad  .an  attorney. 

1  have  no  money  with  which  to 
hire  a  lawyer."  Mrs.  Friend- declared; 
"but  I  have  had  this  child  slnoe  she 
wss  a  tiny  baby  and  It  would  not 
be  fair   to  take   her   from   me  now. 
I   hare   witnesses   to   prove     that    I 
i  cared  for  her  properly.     I  took  her 
from  the  chlldrens'  home,  where  ber 
mother   left   ber.   when  she   was  so 
sick  she  couldn't  hold  up  her  lltUs 
head."  -~~  " 

Dack  to  Institution. 

The  court  directed  that  .the  trial 
proceed  and  Vsl  Msson,  attorney  for 
the  mother,  called  Mrs.  T.  K.  Bow- 
man. Mrs.  Bowman  testified  she 
thought  the  mother  should  have  jfe*. 
custody   of   to—  oMid^_ ... 

Mrs.  Harry  Osbrlel.  In 
the    mother    of     the     chl 
ployed    ss   s   domestic,   wss   the   next 
witness.        She     testified      that     the 


mother  had  been  In  her  employ  for 
10 >.i   months  and  wss  of  good  cher- 
scter.      8he    pays    the    mother    afl    a 
neck  for  her  services,  she  said. 
Father    Was    Slain. 

The  mother  testified  thst  It  wss 
her  Intention  to  put  the  child  In 
s  Catholic  home  at  Nevada  after  the 
Christmas   holidays. 

Judge  Klrby  thrn  directed  the 
grandmother  to  Introduce  her  wit- 
nesses. Mr.  Mason  look  the  mat  to* 
In  hsnd  snd  had  a  son-in-law,  who 
lives  at  the  home  of  the  grand- 
mother testify  The  son-in-law  told 
of  the  treatment  of  the  child  during 
the  past  three  ycar»  he  lived  at  the 
residence  of  the  grandmother.  Th* 
grandmother  has  furnished  the  chllj. 
with  food,  clothing  ar.d  other  neces- 
sities, he  ssld.  snd  was  well  cared 
for.  His  wife  was  called  snd  told 
s   similar   story. 

Mr.  Msson  then  turned  to  the 
grsndmother  snd  asked  her  If  shs 
wanted  to  take  the  atsnd.  "I  hav« 
told  all   I   know   to  say."  she  said. 

Judge  Klrby  then  announce!  Ihs 
he  could  see  no  reason  why  th 
child  should  not  be  ttwurdrd  to  th 
mother  snd  granted  her  the  cuf 
tody. 

Throughout  the  trial  Madeline 
large  blue  eyes  wandered  about  tl 
courtroom.  She  lt<  k  beautiful  chl 
and  blond  curl?  protrude.!  fro;s  t 
neath  the  red  Blocking-cap  she  wo 
She  was  led  from  t*".e  courtroom  " 
the  grandmother  snd  the  rnolJ 
took    charge    of    her    there. 

The  child's  father  was  slain  je 
years  ago  by  Laytou  Glenn,  a  nel," 
bor.  Glenn  was  sentenced  to  /e 
years  In  the  penitentiary,  but  *• 
taken  from  that  ll.sUUltloi;  to  3e 
for   the   care  of   Innane  p»rsr»r.s   l*r- 


IIICU         mum 

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I      ta      anil 


I  ILK     I  OK     IUVOKI  |;. 

A  divorce  action  charging  iiuinl- 
:les  was  filed  yesterday  by  Ois 
Corbln    sgalnst    Mario    Corbln. 


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FOR  LICENSES 


|  Seven  Permits  Granted  Fri- 

!  day  at  Court  House;  Ma- 

1    jority    of  Future  Grooms 

Found  To  Be  Youths;   One 

Couple  Married  by  Sechler. 


That  many  persona     have     picked 
Christmas  eve  or  Christmas  day   lor 
their    marriage   was    indicated    by   ai 
ru5h   Friday   for  marriage  licenses. 
Seven  couples  were  gTantcd  licenses 
«  to  wed  at  the  office  of  Jac*  W.  Mc-  , 
'.  Kee.  recorder  ot  deeds.  ' 

AVed   By   Sechler. 
Lloyd    R.    Morgan.    22.    and    Nina 
Oletta  Ray.  22.  both  of  Klssee   Mills, 
jwere    wed    Immediately    after    taking 
[  out  their  license. 


«nu  AlJC* 

Oarl  Tbomsw  Baker,  21.  and'  Irene 
Pelt*.  17.  both  at  A*b  Grove;  James 
W.  Carr.  23.  Crane,  and  Franoesj  Mae 

Kohler.    20.   Springfield;      Ralph      E. 

Mullen.  26.  Springfield,  and  Caroline 

L    Coffman.  26.   Lebanon:    George  J. 

rarsou.  24.  and   Edith    Nail.   23,    both 

of  Springfield,  and  George  R.  Booher,  i 

49    snd   Ruby   E.    Ross.    34.    both    of  ; 

i 
o;  ringfield.  i 

The  latter  couple  were   married  by  j 
the  Rev   E  C   Sechler. 

ROI.I.A   II.    MIKI'IIV. 

';  Rolla  H.  Murphy.  15  years  old.  of 
aesJ- Straiford,  Mo.  AVQutytf.f* 
o'clock  iMt  nltht  in  a  locnl  boapltatt 
following  a  brief  lUneaev  Funeral 
IcniceTVlU  be  Mid  at  11  a.  ».  Bun- 
day  at  Bassvlllt  churcb.  near  Straf- 
ford, with  burial  in  that  cemetery 
under  direction  of  .^JEJ???^ 
Funeral  home.'      ■■   /*>.  ■  7C  __;._;'' : 


JOHN  F.  McMLBRY. 
Funeral  services  for  John  F.  Mc- 
Murry.  60.  who  died  at  1  p.  m.  yes- 
terdsy  at  his  home.  2333  Ramsey  ave- 
nue, were  held  at  3:30  p.  m.  today  at 
the  Klingner  Funeral  chapel  with 
burwl  In  Oreenlown  cemetery^ 


I.ORF.NZY  JONES. 

Funeral  services  for  Lorenzy  Jones. 
74,  who  died  yesterday  morning  at 
the  home  of  hla  brother.  T.  J.  Jones. 
771  North  Prospect  avenue,  were  held 
*\,2  p.  -m-  today  At  the  Kllnguer 
Funeral  home  with  burial  In  Oreen-  - 
la»n  cemetery. 

RF.V.    JOHN    URAF. 

Funeral  services  for  the  Rev.  John  ( 
t.i-.>f  '.'!'.  who  died  Friday  ulgln  while 
•..viiir.w  friends  In  St.  Lout*,  were  held 
u;  1  3"  p.  m  '"day  at  the  First  Con-  j 
c-f-jjaucnal  church  with  burial  In  | 
Tas1  la*n  cemetery  under  direction  ! 
or-rr.p  Atrr.a  Lohrr.eyer  Funeral  home. 

MKv  KM.MA   HARTLEY. 

Fm.cr.tl  services  will  be  held  at   the  j 
Methodist  church    at  Osceola  at  2:30  i 
p     m     ttimday    for    Mrs.    Emma    Jane  | 
Hartley.  68.  who  died  at  0  t'clock  last 
night  at  the  home  of  her  daughter, 
.  Mrs.  Charles  Y eager.  610  West  Webster 
:  street,  after  a  brief  Illness.    The  body 
was  taken  overland  by  the  Alma  Lob- 
meyer  Funeral  home.    She  Is  survived 
by    four    daughter.1!.    Mrs.    Sar.ih    May 
I  Wlsner  of  Osceola.  Mo.,  Miss  Frances 
I  Hartley  of  Carthage,  Mrs.  Ben  Launar 
or   Council    Bluffs,    la  .   Mrs.  Charles 
Vragrr     of     Springfield.       and       two 
brothers.    Lon    Miller   or    Persia.    la 
and  Lige  Miller  of  Iconlum,  Mo. 


T4RS.    MARY    YOUNQBLOOD. 

Funeral    services    will    be  held    at 
2:30   p.    m.    Sunday    for    Mrs.    Mary 
Evelyn     Youngblood.    77.    widow    of 
i  Charles  M.  Youngblood.  who  died  at 
;  10:15  o'clock  last  night  at  her  home 
I  on  the  Campbell  street  road  following 
1  a  short  Illness.  Burial  will  be  In  East- 
lawn  cemetery  under  direction  of  the 
I  Alma  Lobmeyer  Funeral  home.   8he  la 
i  survived  by  two  daughters.  Mrs.  Alice 
Peake.  or  the-  home  address  and  Mrs. 
!  E.  J.   White   Of   St.   Louis. 


1115 


Funeral   arrangement*   are    Incom 
iplete  for  Robart  Junior  Laxton,  the 

four-year-old  son  of  Mr.  and  Mia,  R. 

J.  Laxton.  who  died  at  1:30  a.  m.  U>- 
'  dav  at  the  home.   1813   Benton   ave 


ROBERT  LAXTON.-  -  — t»xH  .         HARM  AN    CHARLEH    HU'kOH. 

Human    Charles    Suckow    or   Bola 
DArc.  died  at  8  a.  m.  Friday.     He  Is  ' 
survived  by  hla  wife.  Dona  McKlnney.  j 
and   live   daughters.   Mrs.   E.  O.  Par-  j 
-tRoii.     Mrj.     Gertrude     Summers    ol  j 


nue.      Burial    is    In     charge     of     the  •    6l,rtngneid.   Mm.   J.   J.   Ramsey.   WII- 
•  Kllngner  Puneral   home.  I     ;ard>    and     Mary     and     Charlotte    at  i 

l-.onie  "   Funeral    will    be    held    at    11 

AlHM.ril   C.  ONKEN.  j    oVlfK-k    Sunday    from    the    rhurch    at  ' 

Funeral  services  for  Adolph  C.  On- ,    Uols    d  Arc.    Rev.    Youn?    oIMcintliiK. 
ken.  56.  a  printer.   «  ho^  dled^  yeater-  j    u;lh    b\ir.*\  nl   clear  Creek  cemetery.  | 

I'.nder  direction  o(  Rcdlcarn  &.  Hoyal 
LtiC.er'.oking  Co 


duy  at  hLs  home.  479  East  Harrison 
street,  will  be  held  at  3  p.  m.  tomor- 
1  row  at  the  Herman  H.  Lobmeyer  Fu- 
!  neral  home.  Burial  will  be  In  Maple 
j  Park  cemetery.  He  la  survived  by 
i  his   wife,  a  non.   Carl  H.  Onken.  em- 


R.    V.   TOOPS. 
Funeral  arrangementa  ar»!  as  yet  in- 
i  complete    for    Roland    V.    Toopa.    43. 


;  ploye  ol  The  Lead<  .  and  a  sister.  ■  j  wno  dled  at  10  o'clock  last  night  at 
j  Mrs.  David  Lutr.  He  was  a  member  j  i  h,g  homei  533  west  McDanlel  street. , 
I  of  the  Typographical  union  and  of  j  j  followtug  a  brief  illness  He  Is  sur- ( 
[the  Knight*  of  Pythias.  vlved  by  hla  vilfe  and  three  brothers,  j 

1  i  !  Burul  will  be  under  direction  of  W.  1 

iL.  Buxne.  underUkee.  1 

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  2 A:  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.** 
Harrnan  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  1 1  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.** 


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  WEDOINQ 
Mr.  and   Mrs.  William  A-  Baty. 
«U  West  Madison  avenue,  celebrat- 
ed tbatr  golden  wedding  anniversary 
Thursday  Dec  22  at  the  home  of 
their  daughter  Mrs.  J.  O.  8plvy,  SSI 
Delmar  avenue.    All  of  the  children 
were  present   except  one   daufhter. 
Mies  Ida  Baty.  of  New  York  city. 
and  on*  daurhter  In  law  and  two  j 
grand   children,    Mra.   W.   O.   Baty. 
dAogbter  Dorothy   Mane  and  eon. 
Bernard,  of  Kanaaa -City.     Those 
who  .Attended  were:   Mr.  and  Mra. 
:CB.  Baty  and  daughter  Helen  Mae. 
of  Joplin;  Mr.  and  Mra.  W.  B.  Baty 
and*    daughter    Dorothy    and    ton 
TjWWMe.  Mr.  and  Mra.  T.  J.  Baty 
andtfton*.  Thetis  and  Ward.  Mr.  and 
'i  Mra.  V.  B.  Schmidt  and  son  Eugene 
antMaughter  Valletta,.  Mr.  end  Mra 
"W.  A/  Spivy.  and  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  a. 
f.  "^Tbe  center  of  the  table  held 
^Wedding  cake.    The  remain  - 
•|he  house  was  decorated  In 
with    the    holiday    season, 
and  Mrs.  Baty  received  many 
Sift*    of    sold    end    also 
many  congratulations  from  friends. 
Mr.  add    Mrs.    Baty   were   married 
Ded>22.  1»«7.  In  Christian  county  by 
tfcevBeverend  George  Cowan.    They 
'  has*  Spent  most  of  their  time  here. 
Mf»r  Baty  was  Miss  Sarah  Mitchell. 
aVResldeut  of  the  same  place,  and  Is 
ft  years  old.    Mr.  Baty  was  born  In 
sta,  Georgia,  and  Is  75  years  old 
'of  the  children   are  living  ex- 
two. 


W»    wbh   to    thank   ear  rtktivM   and  I 

friend*  f  tar  '  their '  sgrmsathy    shows    s*  I 

durint  the  sad  bmtmmt  of  our  moth-  | 

Jer;   nUo  Um  LadWt'  AM  and  dencena  of  ' 

;  the  East  Vmw  Baptiat'  church.    JUap.    I 

ROY  A  RICHARDS,  and  Farailr. 

tU   A.  RICHARDS,  and  Family.         | 

ALBfcJtT   A   RICHARDS,  and  Wife.. 


Claiming  that  hia  wife  abandoned 
him  more  thiin  a  year  na.«.  William 
D.  Webster  has  filed  suit  In  the  olr- 
cult  court  for  dlvorcv  from  Allle 
Webster.  They  were  m:ii  .-Iftl  M:i> 
51,  1920. 


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

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


Mr.  arid    Mrs.    w.    a.    juiinscn   at- 
tended funeral  of  Miss  Bess  McNeil 
,at   Msrlonvllle   Rnriftov   o»f—^^-- 

Mra.  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  Kng- 
land   of  Lebanon. 

J.  Merritt  Hammond  of  Spring?? 
field  and  Miss  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  Klngshighway 
at  Springfield. 


E  Jfc     _.«.-. 


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MARRIAGE  LICENSES 
;  Fay  'Harding,  21.  and  Frons 
Da  via,  21.  both  of  Nlxa;  Carlos 
Liny,  24,  and  Pauline  James,  18. 
both  of  Springfield;  Paul  Gel- 
aheimer,  S3,  and  Alice  M.  Koblmon. 
both  of  Springfield;  Lee  A.  Dole. 
21,  and  Ollle  F.  Raney,  18,  both  of 
Springfield;  Claud  J.  West,  22.  Nan- 
nie' Lynn  M.  Bailey.  2}.  both  of 
Springfield;  Carl  Plgg,  22,  Luther, 
pkla..  and  Opal  Compton.  18.  both 
of  Springfield:  Charley  Davidson. 
24/  Rogersvllle,   and  Alice   Galyon. 

17.  Springfield:  Clifford  Walker.  22. 
Kiowa.  Kan.,  and  Velda  Leach. -17. 

j  Fair    Grove:    Percy   C.    Frame.    20. 
Bols    D'Arc.-  and    Pauline    Mitchell. 

18.  Ash  Grove;  Elva  Hultt.  21. 
Springfield,  and  Ruth  Willlume,  22. 
Republic:  Ward  Wise.  34.  Clever, 
and  Edith  McConnell.  18.  Upland. 
Cal.:  Arthur  Bailey,  n.  Springfield, 
and  Sylvia  Winter.  2?.  Strafford; 
Earl  MoClase.  24.  Holllster.  and 
Lorene  Samuel.  lt>.  Ilnlitown;  John 
P.  Chrlsman.  22.  and  Luclle  Head- 
lee.  22.  both  of  Springfield:  Jesse 
T.  Perkins.  SI.  Springfield.  and 
Julia    Rosseau.    2tl.    Merritt. 


DEATHS 


JACOB  RITTERBUSH 
Jacob  Ritterbush,  83,  retired  merchant 
who  moved  her*  recently  from  Nelson, 
Neb.,  died  at  6  o'clock  yesterday  morn- 
ing- at  hi*  borne,  (02  Cherry  street.  He 
la  «ur»i»v'<i  by  fall  wife,  two  sons.  Fred 
O  .  and  Charles  E.  Ritterbush.  hotb  of 
Nelson.'  Neb.,  and  four  daughters,  Mrs. 
R.  G.  Bush  of  Mountain  Grove.  Mo.,  Mrs. 
Charlaa  Grary  of  St.  Louis,  Mrs.  F.  J. 
Jones  of  Springfield  snd  Miss  Mildred  C. 
Ritterbush  of  Nelson.  Mr.  Ritterboih 
was  a  member  of  Masonlo  lode* .  No.  77 
st  Nelson,  and  a  Noble  of  the  8hrlne 
temple  at  Hastings.  Neb.  The  body  will 
ben  sent  this  sfternoon'by  the  -Alma  Loh- 
meyer  funeral   home  to  Nelson  for   burial. 


ADOLPH  C.  ONKEN 
Faneral  services  for  Adolph  C.  Onlcen, 
65  yesrs  old,  who  died  Fridsy  st  his  borne, 
479  East  Harrison  street,  will  be  held  at 
3  o'clock  this  afternoon  at  the  Herman 
H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home  with  burial 
In   Maple    Park   cemetery. 


R.  V.  TOOP3 
Funeral  services  for  R.  V.  Toops,  «S 
yesrs  old.  who  died  Fridsy  night  at  bis 
home,  €31  West  McOanlel  street,  win  be 
heM  at  2:10  o'clock  Monday  afternoon  at 
the  Stern*  mortuary  with  burial  in  East* 
lawn  eem»terv.  He  is  survived  by  the 
widow    and    three    brothers. 


MRS.  MARY  YOUNGBLOOD 

Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  Mary  Evelyn 
Youngblood.  who  died  Friday  night  at  her 
dome  on  the  Campbell  street  road  after  a 
brief  illntas.  will  be  conducted  at  2 :50 
o'clock  this  afternoon  st  the  home,  with 
die  Reverend  E.  C.  Sechler  officiating 
Burial  will  be  in  Eaatlawn  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  the  Alma  Lobmevei 
faneral    borne. 


HARMAK  CHARLES  8UCOVV 
Funeral  services  for  liar  man  Charles 
Soekow.  or  Bols  D'Are,  Mo.,  who  died 
Friday.  wlU  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  fa  sur- 
vived by  the  widow,  Mrs.  Dona  McKin- 
new  Suikow,  and  five  daughters  <  Mrs. 
E.  O.  Parringon  and  Mrs.  Gertrude  Sum- 
mers, of  Springfield;  Mrs.  J.  J.  Ramsey, 
WUlard.  and  Hisses  Mary  and  Charlotte 
Suckow    of   the  home  address. 


MRS.  JENNIE   HARDIN 
Funeral    service*    for    Mrs.    Jennie    L. 
Hsrdin.  61   years  old,   who  died  Fridsy  at 
i  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   Rrosdwsy,   with   burial   In    Pat- 
terson   cemetery    nine    miles    southwest    of 
the  city  under  direction  of  W.  L.  Starne, 
undertaker. 

J. 

ROLLA  H.  MURPHY 
Funeral  services  for  Rolls  H.  Murphy, 
11  years  o  d,  of  near  Strafford,  Mo.,  who 
died.  Friday  night  In  a  local  hospital  after 
a  brief  illness,  will  be  held  st  11  o'clock 
this  morning  st  Bassville  church  near 
Strafford  with  burial  in  the  cemetery 
there  ondVr  direction  of  the  Kllngner 
Funeral    home. 

•MRS,  EMMA  JANE  HARTLEY 

i      Mvwt^X  swiioee  for  Mrs.    *^t^*   Jags) 
jBtrtU/.    «».    who    died    Friday    night    at 


Obev  fcosnl  at  bar  daughter,  Mrs.  Charles 
I*****-,  «U  West  Webster  street,  *rill  be 
jy *"-,*ff  ■«  the  Methodist  church  In 
Oaokola.  Mo,  at  2:  JO  o'clock  this  after- 
Boon  Burial  will  b*  In  the  Osceola  ceme- 
tery.  

ROBERT  LAXTON 

Funeral  arrangement*  are  Incomplete 
for  Robe.'t  Laiton,  4-jrear-oId  son  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  R.  J.  Laxton,  1613  Benton  ave- 
nue, who  died  Friday  at  the  homo,  the 
burial  will  be  under  direction  of  the 
kllnrner  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.s  mora  cheaply  tbtn 
one.  declares  Ralph  Oowler,  student 
>.t  Bute  Teachers  college,  who  re- 
cently married  and  brought  hla  wife 
to  school  with  htm.*  Both  attended 
Masses  last  semester. 
i  Ralph  la  >  senior  id  his  wixs  u  a 
sophomore.  Their  wedding  culmla- 
ated  a  high  school  courtship,  \ 

"Before,  we  were,  mamad."  Dowler* 
■aid  **I  never  studied  nearly  so  mich 
as  I  do  now. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Dowler  do  lighthouse 
keeping  In  a  two-room  apartment  six 
blocks  from  the  college.  .  Oowler  Is 
In  charge  of  the  Janitor  force  in  the 
education  building. 

He  works  about  five  hours  a  dsj 
at  this  task  and -carries)  a  full  ten- 
hqur  schedule.  Mrs.  Dowler  also 
carried  a  full  course.  .  

Most  ot  the  housework  fall*  to  the 
shara  of,  Mrs.  JDovtor.  '■'  8m  geu 
breakfast  la  time  lo.  be?  hnstiand  to 
get  to  hls-work  by  flre-ttlrtjr** 

Dowler  eiplsiaed   that   he   to   bo 


way  approved  of  hasty  marriage 
"When -two  p<^:'deetfe>taumaory 
they  should  also  make  up  their 
minds  that  It  Is  not  a  temporary 
affair  of  two  tr  threat  jvdk*  but  that 
it.  will  be  a  laxjtlog  union.*  ' 

"Both  of  us  have  our  careers  plan- 
ned definitely  and  ww  considered  tbe- 
marrlage  from  a  practical  stand- 
point." 


The  husband  will  receive  his  teach* 
lag  degree  at  tb^HBp^tng  oxnmettc*« 

j  whfle;.  g  aJs^tjglra^St^ie: AhU 
culture.  After  a  short  time  he  plana] 
to  study  foe*  graduate  degree. 
I '  HI*  wife)  le  spefrfaltTti.g  in  kinder* 
garten  supervision  and  elementary 
art. '.  '  '■     . 

Dowler  has  an  older  brother  who 
Is  msrriid  and  .who  also  attends 
classes  with  his  vlfe. 


Forty-Two  Persons  Licensed 

to  Wed  Here  Within  Two 

Days. 


Fifteen  marriage  llotnaes,  presum- 
ably for  Christmas  weddings,  were  Is- 
sued yesterday  afternoon  by  Jack 
W.  McKae.  recorder  of  deeds.  The  IN 
censes  brought  the  total  for  the  past 
two  days  to  23.  seven  lloeneaf  baring 
been  Issued  Friday. 

The  licenses  Issued  yesterday  were 
as  follows:  Perry  C.  Frame.  20,  Bols 
D'Arc.  and  Pauline  Mitchell,  It.  Ash 
Orove:     Kir*    Hulta.    31.    Springfield, 
and    Ruth    William*.     23.     Republic: 
Ward  Wise.  23.  Clever,  and  Xdlth  Mc- 
Donnell,   18.    Upland.    Calif.;    Arthur 
Bailer.   31.  Springfield,     and     Sylvia 
Winter.  33,  Stratford;  Karl  McClease, 
34.  Holllster.  and  Lorene  Samuel,   16. 
Halltown;  John  T.  Chrlsman.  33.  and 
Lucille   Heedlee.  33.  both  of  Spring- 
field; Jesse  C.  Perkins,  81.  Springfield. 
and  Julie  Boaeeau.  28.  Merrttt,  Mo.; 
Carlos  Lltty.  34.  and  Pauline  James. 
18.  both   of  8prtngfleld;      Paul     Oel- 
ah  timer.   S3,   and   Alice   U.    Robinson. 
34.  both  oi  Sprtngfleld;   Lee  A.  Dole. 
31,  and  Olne  P.  Ramey.  18.  both  of 
Springfield;  Claude  J.  West.  32.  and 
Nannie   Lynn  M.  Bailey,  21.   both  of 
Springfield;    Carl    Pigg.    32.    Luther. 
Okie,  and  Opel  Compton,  18,  Spring- 
field: Charlls  Davidson.  34.  Rogersrllle. 
Mo.,    and    Alice    OalTon,    17.    Spring - 
T'.elC.     CV.'.'.ozi    W»iktT.      77.      KJowa. 
Kan,    and    Veld*      Leach.      17.      Pair  I 

Grove;  'fay  Harding.  21,  and  Froae 
Dane.  II.  both  of  Klxa.  Mo.        "W; 
mm  SUvU  Wlater  of  Strafford  «ad 
Arthur  Bailey,  named     above,    were 
married  at  8  o'clock  last  night  at  the 


140»  West  Florida  street.    They  will 
reside  la  Springfield. 


n\<\ 


HISS  HEADLEB  TO  WED 
JOHN  T.  CHBISMAN. 

Tbe  wedding  of  U1M  Lucille  Head- 
1m,  daujhUr  of  Mra.  Jeanne!  te  He*d- 
lee  ot  6M  South  Douglas  avenue,  end 
John  T.  Chrlsman.  son  of  Mr.  and 
Mr*.  E.  If.  Chrlsman  of  811  6tat* 
street,  will  be  celebrated  thla  mom* 
ing  at  the  Tint  Baptist  church.  Dr. 
UvU  M.  Hale  -will  official*.  Miss 
Orace  Mebrey  will  he  Dia%'oX  honor 

and  Mahlon  Anderson  of  Tuis*  •wtll 
act  as  best  man.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cbrla- 
man  will  be  at  noma  to  their  friend* 
at  PM  South  Douglas  avenue. 

MB.  AND  MK8.  WILLIAM  A.  BATV 
CELEBRATE  (JOLOE.N  WEDDINO. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  A.  Baty.  of 
Sll  West  Madison  street.  OBUBntW 
their  golden  wedding  anniversary 
Thursday  at  the  homo  of  their 
daufhter.  Mrs.  J.  O.  Splry.  631  Del- 
mar  street.'  The  house  decorations 
were  In  keeping  with  the  holiday  sea- 
son and  luncheon  n*  served  at  noon. 
****^*»s|)M|i  *f^5hfraWLh'i1PiBJtfif^  H1' 

many    gifts   of   gold".    Those    pieetftl 
j  were:  W  .O.  Bety  of  Kansas  City;  Mr. 
I  and    Mrs.   C.   E.   Baty   and    daughter, 
.  Helen  Mae  of  Joplln;  Mr.  and  Mrs.  M 

B.  Baty  and  daughter.   Dorothy  and 

•on.  Thomas:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  T.  J.  Baty 
1  aud  sons.  Thetis  end  Ward:   Mr.  and  j 
;  Mrs.  V.  B.  Schmidt  and  son.  Eugene,  j 
'.  and  daughter.  Valletta:   Mr.  and  Mra.  I 

W.  A    Splvy.  and  Mr.  and   Mrs.  J.  O.  I 
.  Splvy.  •  j 


I  MIHH    KOHLEK   IK   DUIUi: 

lor  jamb*  w.  emu.  i 

Miss  Frances  Mae  .Kobler  tttOJ 
!  James  W.  Ctrr  were  married  Vtifitfl 
'  evening  si  the  home  of  Jud7«  C 
A.  'Hubbard.  1323  St.  Louis  streets 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Carr  left  Saturday  for") 
Savannah.  Mo.,  where  they  will  make 
their  home. 

— o-- 


M1XN   ANDERSON  IN  MT.D 
TO   LOYD   K.   I  i  RIME*. 

Mr.  and   Mrs.  W.  Y    AuUereoii.   617  j 

DolUson  avenue,  announce  the  mar-  ' 
rlage  of  their  daughter  Martha  Eliza-  ! 
beth  to  Loyd  E.  Urlmes  of  Pelrcc 
City.  The  wedding  took  place  Friday  j 
evening  at  tbe  home  of  the  bride's  i 
parents,  and  only  the  immediate 
famine*  were  present.  | 


ONKE.VrU.NERAL.  j 

Funeral  service*  for  Adolph  C. 
Onken.  63.  a  printer,  who  died  Fri- 
day at  bis  home.  479  East  Harrison 
street,  will  be  held  at  3  p.  m.  today 
at  the  Herman  If.  Lohmeyer  Funeral 
home  Bunal  v.  ill  be  In  Maple  Park 
cemetery. 


TOI'NGBLOOD    FCNERAL. 

Funeral  services  will  be  held  at 
3.30  p.  m  today  for  Mra.  Mary  Eve- 
lyn Youngblond,  77.  widow  of  Char- 
les M.  Youngblood,  who  died  Friday 
night  at  hrr  home  on  the  Campbell 
avenue  road  following  a  short  Illness. 
Burial  will  be  l.i  Eaat  Lawn  cemetery 
under  direction  of  tbe  Alma  Loh- 
meyer Funeral  home. 


JACOB   RITTEBBl  Sll. 

The  body  of  Jarob  Rltterbush.  83 
years  old.  who  died  at  6  a.  m.  yester- 
day at  his  home.  620  Cherry  atreet, 
will  be  forwarded  today  to  Nelson, 
Neb.,  for  burial  by  the  Alma  Loh- 
meyer home  Mr.  Rlttcrtush  la  sur- 
vived by  his  wife,  Mrs.  Mary  Rltter- 
biifli.  two  sona,  Fred  and  Charles 
Rltterbush  of  Nelson;  by  four  'laugh- 
ters. Mrs.  R.  O.  Bush,  of  Mountain 
Orove.  Mrs.  Charles  Oeary  of  St. 
Louis.  Mrs.  F.  J.  Jones  Springfield, 
and  Mies  Mildred  C.  Rltterbuah  of 
Nelson.  Mr.  Rltterbush  was  a  mem- 
be.'  of  the  Masonic  order  and  a 
Shrlncr. 


RVCKOW  Fl'NERAL. 

Funeral  services  will  be  held  at  11 
a.  m.  today  for  Barman,  Cbarlea 
Suckow  of  Bo! j  D'Arc.  who  died  at 
0  a.  m.  Frldsy.  Burial  will  be  In 
Clear  Creek  cemetery  under  direction 
of  Bedfearo  «-  Hoyle  Undertaking 
company. 

ROLLA    II.   Ml'BFliy. 

Funeral  service*  wW  be'  held  at 
11  a.  m.  today  at  Beeavlll*  ctnaeh. 
near  Strafford,  for  Rolla  H.  Murpny. 
16,  who  died  at  8:30  o'clock  Friday 
night  In  a  local  hospital.  Burial 
will  be  in  Bassvllle  cemetery  under 
direction  of  the  Kllngntr  Funeral 
home.    His  home  waa  near  Strafford. 


laao 


ROBERT  LAXTON. 

Private  funeral  eervlcee  for  Robert 
Junior  Lax  ton.  the  four-year-old  ton 
of  Mr.  and  Uit.  It.  J.  Luluii,  *iiu 
died  Friday  morning  at  the  bom*. 
1813  Benton  avenue,  will  be  held  at 
3  p.  m.  today  at  the  .  Kllngnor 
Funeral   chapel. 


HARDIN  FUNhRAJU 
Funeral  aarrleai  for  Mm.  Jennie  L. 
Hardin.  61,  who  died  a.  noon  Friday 
at  ber  home.  773  Weet  Lincoln  street, 
will  be  beld  at  3  o'clock  thia  after- 
noon at  the  Church  of  Cbrlat,  Weet 
Madlaon  atreet  and  Broadway  ave- 
nue. Burial  will  be  In  Pattaraon 
cemetery  in  charge  of  the  Btarne  Un- 
dertaklnf  company. 


ROLAND  V.  TOOrS. 
Funeral  eerrtcea  ■  for  Roland  V. 
Toope,  who  died  Friday  night  at  hia 
home.  633  Weet  McDanlel  streat,  will 
be  held  at  3:30  « elect  Monday  aft- 
ernoon at  the  Btarus  Mortuary. 
Burial  will  be  In  r«at  Lawn  cemetery. 


CARDS  OF  THANKS. 

Richards—  we  wiui  to  thank  our   rela- 
tive*    and     frlrn.dk     fpr     their      ivmpalhy 
ahowo    u»  during   the-   tad    bereavement   of 
•wr    mother.      Alio    the    Ladles'    Aid    and 
deacons     of      the     East     Aven,u«      Baptist 
•hutch         Rr$  pre  t  fully. 
BOY  8.   RICHARDS  AND  FAMILY, 
LUC   A.    RICHARDS  AND  FAMILY, 
ALBERT  K.   RICHARDS  AND  FAMILY. 

TILLER — Wt  wUh  to  thank  our  many 
friends  and  especially  Rev.  M  F.  Con- 
den  the  choir,  Dr.  Wilbur  Smith,  Sprint:-  , 
field  Hospital  and  Klingnrr  Funrral  Home  • 
for  their  kindness  and  sympathy  during 
the  Illness  and  death  of  our  beloved 
alfe  and  mother.  Also  lor  the  beautiful 
floral  lofrriiigs. 

MR.    P     T  .TILLER 
MR      CLAY    TILLER 
MISS    NATHAL1A   TILLER 
MR     si.d    MRS     B     F.    TILLER 
I 


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.** 

"  ""  ■       MRS.  MARY ';,&  LAMB 

Mrs.  Mary  E.  Lamb.  74,  died  nt 
4:40  o'clock  yeetvrdny  afternoon  .-it 
the  home  nf  ht-r  daughter.  Mi*« 
Kdilh  Lamb.  1 30a  Eaat  Mill  street 
She  la  eurvlved ;tjjy  her  husband 
laaac  P.  I-ambY^two  i  daughters, 
Mlaa  Edith  Lamb  -of  tli»  home  ad- 
dress and '  Vri."  till  Smith.  12M5 
East  Mill  strWJ.  !:Tti\  :i  hro?li<  r, 
.Samufl  I.,  ('lark,  M  inc!<-,  Ind. 
Kuneral  M-rvtcve*.'  probably  will  be 
conducted  at  the  Method!*'  Episco- 
pal chuivh  rit  'Marshfield  at  2 
o'clock  Tuesday-' .  afternoon,  ond 
burial  will  b«»  in  the  Mnr*hf.eM 
cemetery  under  direction  of  the. 
Starne   funeral    hotne. 


GEO ROE  M.  BRALLEY 
Gaors*  M.  BnX&.AUfirtK&tn 
«S?S«  in  •  BprtlWflfM  tonxtff 
y*,terday  monlnt^Ha  1«  ounrtvad 
by  two  brother*,  Guy  and  Oliver,  of 
Seymour,  and  two  •latere,  Margaret 
and  Louis*  Bralley.  The  body  wa* 
taken  to  Seymour  yeaterday  after- 
noon. Arrangements  were  In  charge 
of    tba    Alma iLohmeyer    Funeral 


bom*. 

i. 


■  Jryt  .*\  '"to?: 


ROLAND  V.  TOOPS 
Funeral  service*  fnr  'Itolnnd  V 
Toope,  43.  who  died  Prldar  at  hi- 
borne.  631  Weal  McDaninl  street 
will  be  conducted  at  5:3')  oi  loci 
thla  aftern^.rn  at  the  Stnrn<  mortu- 
ary. Burial  will  he  In  Ei>t  Lawn 
etetw 


MRS.  EMMA  B.  6AUNDER8 
Kuneral  services  for  Mrs.  Emma 
B.  8aundera.T«7.  who  died  *VMg 
borne.  »M  Eut> Walnut  etreet.  Fri- 
day wUI>be  held  thla  afternoon  at 
2:  SO  o'clock  at  the  borne.  Burial  will 
be  In  the'Waple  Park  cemetery.  Mre. 
Saundera  la  BUTTlved  by  one  dauKh- 
ter.  Mr*.  Olla  B.  Orr.  or  the  home 
address.  Funeral  arrangements  are 
In  charge  of  the  Alma  Lohm^yer 
Funeral  home. 

MONDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  26, 1927 -LEADER 

Page  5:  Robert  Martin  was  killed.** 
Page  7:  Dr.  H.  C.  Freudenbergr  died.** 
Page  15:  Mrs.  Emma  Saunders  died.** 

Mrs.  Mary  E.  Lamb  died.** 

Roland  V.  Toops  died.** 


ia%\ 


George  M.  Bralley  died.** 
Frank  Yonkee  died.** 
Jesse  A.  Keys  died.** 
Mrs.  Laura  Hall  died.** 


HWESmAINSJ 
MAN  IS  KILLED 


Robert  Martin,  24  years  old.  ion  of  jj 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joe  M.  Martin  of  West 
Plains,  wu  killed  In  an  accident  In 
Baa    Francisco.    Calif.,    according    to 
a  message  received  by  his  Darents. 

Messages  state  that  the  young  man. 
«bo  was  employed  as  a  civil  engineer 
with  the  Pacific  Oravel  Co..  of  Ban 
Francisco,  was  struck  by  a  gravel 
conveyor,  and  sustained  a  fracture  of 
the  neck. 

Martin  was  born  and  reared  In 
West  Plains  und  was  one  of  the  city's 
moat  popular  athletes. 

Martin  la  best  known  In  basketball 
end  baseball  circles.  He  and  Frank 
Boss  were  the  rorwnrd*  on  the  We6t 
Plains  High  school  Zlwer  basket  ball 
crew  nlieu  they  won  ilic  Bouth  Cen- 
tral Association  championship  from 
Houston  |n  1921.  which  was  one  of 
the  crratest  championship  victories 
aver  won  by  the   local  school. 


MRS.   MARY   B.  LAMB. 

1  Funeral  service*  will  be  held  it  2 
■  p.  m.  Tuesday  at  the  Methodist  Epis- 
copal church  at  Marshfleld  for  Mrs. 
•Mary  X.  Lamb.  74.  who  died  at  4  40 
o'clock  yesterday  afternoon  at  the 
'  home  of  her  daughter.  Mrs.  Edith 
J  Lamb.  1308  East  Mill  street.  Burial 
i  will  be  under  direction  of  W.  L. 
.  Btarne.  undertaker.  She  la  survived 
|  by  her  husband.  Isaac  P.  Lamb:  two 
i  daughters.  Miss  Edith  Lamb  of  the 
i  home  addreaa  and  Mrs.  D.  H.  Smith. 
•  123d  East  Mill  street,  and  a  brother, 
I  Samuel  L.  Clark.  Muncle.  Ind. 


ROLAND    V.   TOOPR. 

Funeral      services     for      Roland      V. 

Toopa.  43.  who  died  Friday  at  his 
I  home.  833  West  McDanlel  street,  were 
•  held  at  2:30  p.  m.  today  at  the  Btarne  , 

mortuary.     Burial    was  In   East  Lawn' 
■  cemetery. 


I 


ATTENDS  Ft'NERAL. 
Norman  Prcudenberger  of  819  Dol- 
llson  street  Is  expected  to  return 
I  home  Tuesday  from  the  funeral  of 
his  brother.  Dr.  H.  C.  Freudenberger. 
Mr.  Freudenberger  was  called  to 
Colorado    8prlngs    last    Thursday    by 


UKOIUiK  M.  IIRALLKY. 

Funeral  services  for  George  M. 
Bralley.  71.  of  Seymour.  v*ho  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  Lobmeyer  Funeral  home. 
Be  U  survived  by  two  brothers.  Guy 
and  Oliver  Bralley  of  Seymour  and 
two  sisters.  Margaret  and  Louise  Brsj- 
lej. 


'  his  brother's  death. 


FRANK    YONKEE. 

Frank  Yonkee.  48.  died  at  I  a.  m.  j 
today  at  the  family  home.  645  West  I 
Chestnut  street,  after  a   brief   Illness  1 
of  pneumonia.    Ue  Is  survived  by  his  ; 
wife   and   four  children.  Misses   Dora 
and  Eugene  of  tbe  home  addreaa.  and 
Mrs.  Marie  Bralg  and  Mra.  Oloe  Wil- 
liams, both  of  Springfield:    and  also 
by  the  mother  and  three  aleUre.  Fu- 
neral arrangements    are     incomplete, 
pending  tbe  arrival  of  relatlvee,  but 
will   be  in  charge  of  tbe  Herman  H. 
Lobmeyer  Funeral  Home. 


i 


MILS.  EMMA  SAUNDERS. 
Funertl  service*  for  Mrs.  Emma 
Saunders.  67.  who-  died  at  her  home, 
J  330  East  Walnut  street.  Friday,  were 
held  at  2  JO  p.  m.  today  at  the  home. 
Burial  waa  In  the  Maple  Park  ceme- 
tery. Mra.  Saunders  la  rurvlved  by  a 
daughter.  Mrs.  Olla  B.  Orr  of  the 
home  address. 


MR*.   LA tBA   II ALL 

Mrs.  Laura 'Hall?  40.  died  at  7:30 ! 
a.  m.  today  at  bar  home  on  Route  j 
6.  Springfield..  Funeral  arrangements  j 
are  incomplete  but  they  are  In  charge  I 
of  W.  L.  Burnt,  undertaker.  , 


im 


.  JUSS.A.  KEYS-  -U       I 

at  hl»  bom*.  1917  Worth  Lyon  >«•"•. 

ton  Toe-day  by  tb«  WJ JtT£s! 
home  for  burUL  He  U  ^T<*  **  **  i 
wife.  bi»  n*>Ui«r.  Mm  *Ury  »21 2  I 

an?a^aW.  Aim*  ^£*  £>  I 
btolber..  Oeorgo  K^r»  of  D**w»**';! 
So,  and  John  KT-  <*  M«tr«*;  *Dd  . 
br  three  .Utrr..  Mto|a» -"J2L2  i 

M.  City.  »nd  Mr..  Nor*  Van  Z.ndt  ol 

Clinton.  ,.;  :,v.'.-s».;> *.:->...  | 

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, 

home  in  Fort  Scott. 


DEATHS 


■X 


*  *":  JE^&E  A.  *EYS 
Tba  body  of  Jewe  A.  Key*.  15 
year,  old.  who  died  yesterday  at  hie 
home.  1117  North  Lyon  avenue,  will 
bo  forwarded .  tola  morning  by  the 
Kllngner  Funeral  Jhomo»'  to  Deep- 
watar.  Mo.,  for  Tuneral  services  und 
burial  He  la'  eurvlved  by  the 
widow.  hU  mother.  Mrs.  Mary  Keya. 
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  elsters. 
Mrs.  Cora  Dutro.  of  California.  Mrs 
Leia  Guthrtflge.  of  Kansas  City,  and 
Mra.  Nora  Van  Zandt  of  Clinton. 

FRANK  YONKEE 
Funeral  service,  for  Frank 
Tonkoc,  48  year.  old.  «*•***"*: 
terday  at  hi.  home.  645  Ueat 
Cbe.tr.ut  afreet,  will  be  held  at  2 
o'clock  thta  afternoon  at  the  Her- 
man H.  Lohmeyer  Funeral  home 
wHh  burial  In  Greenlawn  cemetery. 
He  1.  .urvived  hy  the  widow  and 
four  children.  Misses  Dora  and 
Eocene  of  the  home  address.  Mrs. 
Eugene  of  the  home  address.  Mrs. 
Uarle  Brnlg  and  Mrs.  Cloo  A\  11- 
lUmi>.   boib  of  Springfield. 


MARY  E.  LAMB 
Funeral  services  for  Mre\  Mnry 
K.  Lamb,  who  died  Sunday  at  her 
home.  1108  East  Mill  street  will 
b*  conducted  at  2:30  o'clock  this 
afternoon  at  the  Methodist  Episco- 
pal church  at  Marahfleld.  Burial 
win  h»  In  the  Marahfleld  cemetery 
cadBar -direction  of  the  W.  L,  St.rne 
mortuary. 

ALONZO  TURNER  . 
Aionxo  Turner.  CI,  formerly  post- 
master of  Billings.  Mo.,  died  In  a 
hospital  here  Sunday  night  at  * 
o'clock.  Mr.  Turner  was  postmaster 
Of  tolling,  during  President  TaftV 
•dmlalatration.  Burial  will  be  In 
Boa*  Hill  cemetery  Weut.tsl.o 
afternoon  at  2  o'clock.  Funeral 
will  be  held  at  the  home. 


1113 


WILLIAM  B.  BOOKER 
William    B.    Booker.    72,    of    1361 
Vrisoo    avenue,   died    Sunday    nlglr 
In  8L  Louis  while  visiting  Ms   w-i 
J.  B.  Booker.    The  body  w:ll  ."rive 
to  Springfield  this  morning.     He  Is 
gmrlvad  by  hi.  wife  and  two  torn., 
2   B    Booker  of  St.  Louis,  and  '»    I: 
Booker     of     Springfield,  and  tlire*- 
^aaghtrrs.   Mis.   Mamie   Cannon   of 
purdy.    Mo-   Mrs.  Julia  K.  Callison. 
^f  Detroit.    Mrs.   Minnie   I*   FraliCK 
-#  jtnringfield.  and  one  sister.  Mrs 
Sfin     Boow.     also    of     HprlngfK-ld 
BVHral    arrangements    ore    Ineom- 
BurUl  wlU  be  In   t-asi  U«n 
under    the    direction   V>f 
Undertaking  winpan) .. 


'■'if  jj 


?,m       MRS.  LAURA  HALL 
i-  -FnoeraJ   eervlcea   for   Mm.   Lmira 
«-n    4».   who   died   at   7:35    o'clock 


*fl  uday  Wbt  at  her  home  on  route 
S^tD   be  conducted   at    J  i 


i  is 


W.  R.  WY 

Witt.'"'  T?   W>n1t. 
nvonilf.  •««*■  "'  n  «'«,'«M«  l""*  ntan1 
In     «     h*»«WUi1     her*     fol'neflnf*,-* 

,tr^r.n«  ««ne«     The  r**v  w-lW  *c     ^Cw^lM  «t  the  P.nrne   mortu- 
|«,„,    1,1    ;=ivnn<"»<     M«'      T.»r   ""  _»      smrlal    will    be    In    Hazelwoo'1 

Uk*  Kim-ncr  lvvrtrtlw  wmrnny     Jg**1™1  {£„'    ,„    BUrV|ved 
in   rharpe  of  arrangement.  »  'fTtar   bual-and.    J"hn    M     Hn":    n 

*Z-    Btoer   Lloyd    Hnll   of   Ponuny. 
a  brother.  Arthur  Onnn  of 
Oklt. 

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.** 


1  I 


Patton  alley  **•  bwrnw  FM** 
renin.  No  on.  Mem.  to  know 
where  rmtton  all**  Rets  "•  nart"-  No 
doubt  It  w"  named  lor  Mine  P'0""' 
who  owned  pn  -..long  the  aUey 

but    Patton    -  -ml*    forgotten. 

wtiortrr  he  .«*«   atrret   *m 

named    after  *er    who    rati .the 

»<ore  at  Bro*v.  and  North  Campbell. 
There  I*  fill  a  grocery  *t»rc  there 
mi- a  the  p.-oper«y  has  been  mi  used 
-..'  Art  i-r  "0  v-ar«  In  the  curly  days 
Urmer  eur.cn  the  store  and  the 
!  ,..rec:  is  named  in  hi.  honor.  Kim- 
brcugh  stmt  was  named  for  a  well 
r.  :i.eir.J.ered     pioneer,     but     who    was 

Ptttt'ir 


'  IAMII.Y   RLl  XION  < 

A.   COOPKK  HO.ML. 

i 

J      The      home      of      Mr.      und      Mrs  i 

•  I.     K.     Cooper.     3351     East     avenue.  I 

was   the   scene   of   a   very    happy   re-  ( 

union  on  Christmas  day  when  mem- 

I  bers  of  the  family  gathered  to  cele-  I 
brute   the   holiday   neason.     After   the . 

I I  ree-course     dinner,     all      gathered  < 
around      the      beautifully      decorated 

:  Christmas  tree  and  Sania  Claus  ap- 
'  peared  and  distributed  gifts   to  each 
RueM    and     member    of    the     family 
!  Those   present  at   the   reunion   were: 
Mr.     and     Mrs.     Heury     Cooper     and 
daughters.'    Thelma     and  Juantta  of 
,  Wichita.    Kan.;    Mr.    and    Mra.    A.   B. 
!  Chlsm  of  Tulsa.  Okla.;   Mr.  and   Mra 
!  Clarence    Conn,    Mr.    and   Mrs.    I.    K. 
Cooper.  Miss  Letha  Cooper  and   Hu- 
bert Walker. 


MARKIFI)    BY    WOOD. 

Marriage  licenses  were  Issued  yes- 
terday to  Troy  E.  Hart.  2*.  and 
Oeneva  Brown.  31.  both  of  Spring- 
field and  John  A.  Harvey.  60  and 
Lena  U.  Newton.  43.  boUi  of  Spring- 
field. 

The  latter  couple  was  married  by 
the  Rev.  H.  A.  Wood,  pastor  of  the 
Campbell  Street  Methodist  church. 
South,  at  the  home  of  Jack  W.  Mc- 
Kee.  recorder. 


!  2-  CARDS  OFJHANKS. 

.  THARP-We  uiiii^o  thank  our  friends  for  ( 
their  kindiM-u   and   sympathy   shown  us  j 
I    during  our  recent  bereavement. 
I   .         CHARLES  E    MOORE.  Kausas  City. 
!  B.  1HARP.  Amarlllo,  Tex. 


t-  CAID1  OF  THANKS. 

(OONTINVKOJ 


BUCTtOW— Wa  wish  to  express  Mr  eta- 
cere  thanks  to  Mr  many  trtoous  and 
neighbor*  and  especially  to  Rev.  Young 
for  the  kindness  and  sympathy  during 
the  alckness  and  death  of  our  beloved 
butbend  and  rattier.  Also  for  the  "beau- 
tiful floral  offerings.  Mrs  H.  O.  Bucko*, 
Mrs.  K  O.  Perrlgln  and  ramify.  Mrs.  J. 
J  Ramsey  and  ramlly.  Mra.  Oertrude 
Summers.  Mlisss  Mary  and  Charlotte 
Suekow. 


iiih 


'  JESSE  A.  KEYS. 
The  body  of  JNH  A.  K*yt.  9ft,  who 
died  yeetordey  At  his  horn;  1917 
North  Lyon  avenue,  wu  forwarded  to- 
day  by  the  Kltng ner  funeral  home  to 
Deepwaur,  Mo.,  for  funeral  servloee 
and  burial. 

TON K IE  FUNERAL. 
Funeral  services  were  held  at  3 
p.  m.  today  at  the  Herman  IT.  Loh- 
tneyer  funeral  home  for  Frank  Yon- 
bee.  44,  who  dltd  yesterday  at  bli 
home,  MS  West  Chestnut  street. 
Burial  was  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery. 
Ms  la  survived  by  bis  wife  and  four 
children,  Misses  Dora  and  Eugene  of 
the  name  address.  Mrs.  Marie  BreJg 
and  Mrs,  Cloe  Williams,  both  of 
Springfield. 


WILLIAM    B.    BOOKER. 
Funeral   services    for    William    B. 

1  Booker.  72.  1M1  Frisco  avenue,  who 
died  Sunday  night  in  St.  Louis  while 
flatting  his  son.  J.  8.  Booker,  will  be 
bsld  »t  1  p.  m.  tomorrow  at  the 
Kllngner  Funeral  chapel.  Burial  will 
be   in   East    Lawn    cemetery.      He   Is 

•  lunirKi  by  his  wife  and  two  sons. 
J.  B.  Booker  of  St.  Louis,  and  O.  P. 
Booker  of  Springfield;  and  three 
daughter*.  Bin.  Mamie  Cannon  of 
furdy.  Mo.:  Mrs.  Julia  E.  Calllson 
of  Detroit.  Mrs.  Minnie  L.  Prallck  of 
Springfield,  and  a  sister.  Mrs.  Julia 
Snow,  also  oY  Springfield. 


ALONXO    TURNER. 
Fueerel  eervlces  will  be  beld  at  3 

p.  m.  Wednesday  at  the  boms  for 
j  Alonso   Turner,   68,   a   former    poet* 

master  of  Billings,  Mo-  who  died  In 
!  a  borpttai  here  Sunday  night.  Burial 
j  will  be  in  Rose  HUI  cemetery.  Mr. 
I  Turner    was    postmaster    of    Billings 

during    President   Ta! t  s    »dmini»tra- 

Uon. 


MRS.  LAURA  HALL. 
Funeral    service*    for     Mr*.     Laura 

!  Hall.    40,    who    died    at    7.35    o'clock. 

|  yesterday  morning  at  her  home  ou 
route  ft,  wore  held  at  10  a.  m.  today 
at  the  Btarno  mortuary.  Burial  was 
In  Hasalwood  oemetery.  Mra.  Hall 
Is  survived  by  her  husband,  John  M. 
Hall:  a  son.  Elmer  Lloyd  Hsll  of  Con- 
way, Mo.,  and  a  brother,  Arthur  Oana 
of  Tulsa,  Okla. 


IRA  T.  BBAVEB8. 
Ira  P.  Beavers,  17.  eon  of  Mr.  and 
Mra.  W.  L.   Beavers.  2533  North  Na- 
tions!   avenue,     died     this     morning 

i  following  a  lingering  Illness.  He  Is 
survived      by       the      parents.       two 

;  brothers.  Roy  Beevers  of  Joplln.  and 
Floyd  Of  Springfield,  and  by  two  sls- 
ters.  Etta  and  Ruby  Beavers  of  the 
home  addreas.  Funeral  services  wtU 
be  hsld  at  1:30  p.  m.  Wednesday  at 
tbc  Kllngner  Funeral  home.  Burial 
will  be  in  Oreenlawn  cemetery.  Rev. 
Lester  Roper  will  officiate. 


MRS.  MARY  E,  IAMB. 

Funeral   services  for   Mrs.    Mary   JE. 

Lamb,  who  died  Sunday  at  ner  home, 

1301   Beet  M1U  street,  were  bald   at 

240  p.  no.  today  at  the  Methodist 

the    MartbfUkl   oemetery   under    dl- 
rectloo  of  W.  L.  Sterne,  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. 


MS 


H£ 


IRA  P.  BEAVERS 
Funeral  service*  for  Ira  P.  Beav- 
ers. 17  years  old,  son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  "W.  U  Beavers.  25M  Korth 
Boulevard,  who  died  yesterday  aft- 
er a  lingering-  Illness,  will  be  held 
at  1:30  o'clock  this  afternoon  at 
the  KUngner  Funeral  homo  with 
burial  In  Greenlawn  cemetery,  the 
Reverend  Lester  Roper  officiating. 
He  U  survived  by  the  parents;  two 
brothers.  Roy.  of  JopUn.  and  Floyd 
of  Springfield:  and  by  two  sisters, 
Etta  and  Ruhr  Beavers  of  the  home 
address. 

I 

j  WILLIAM   B.  BOOKER 

I     Funeral    services    for    William    B. 

•Booker.  T-  years  olj.  of  1361  Frisco 

avenue,  who  died  Sunday  yi  St. 
I  Loula  while  visiting;  his  son.  J.  B. 
I  Booker,  will  be  held  at  3  o'clock  this 

afternoon    at    the    KllngnT    Funeral 

chan^l    with    burial    In    East    Ltvtn 

cemetery. 


ALONZO  TURNER 

Funeral  services  for  AJonzo  Turn- 
er. C<  years  old.  former  post  master 
of  BlUings.  Mo,  who  died  in  a  local 
hospital  Sunday  night,  will  he  held 
at  2   o'clock    this   afternoon   at    the 

aldence  in  Billings  with  burial  in 
Row  Hill  cemetery. 


"TTNGLE*  JASPER  RISENHOOV- 
ER.  100  years  old.  walked  12 
miles  last  week  to  get  his  annual 
suave.  He  lives  In  Oregon  county 
six  miles  east  of  Alton.  He  walked 
to  town,  and  then  refused  a  ride 
bat*  Twine,  returning  by 'foot  He 
was  100  years  old  November  22. 

"I've  been  in  the  habit  of  getting 
a  shave  once  a  year  for  a  long  time," 
declared  Uncle  Jasper.  "I  can  get 
around  as  good  as  I  could  bO  years 
ago.  but  I  guess  it  is  because  I  take 
care  of  myself." 


IN   MftMORY 

In  lottos  rtmetnbranc*  of  oar  darling 
wlf«  and  .notaer.  Mrs.  Amanda  C  Gatt, 
woo  dtparlsd  Ibis  life.  Dae  M.  !»:&.  lost 
two  raui  »ro  today.  Tour  aunorf 
today  oar  soother  dear,  h  hart  as  swart 
as  wttea  jt>o  ware  a*r».  but  thr>u«b  your 
chair  i»  rarant  still.  ,w»  hop*  ta>  mart  yos. 
'  i  aaaaa  awast  day.  Sadly  mtaasd  by  bus- 
'     band    and    .•bltdrrn  t.  I 

, ! .  i 

WEDNESDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  28,  1927--LEADER 
Page  1:  The  daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  L.  Waye  burned  to  death.** 
Page  2:  A  son  John  Wallis  Dickey  was  born  December  23  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  W. 
Dickey  of  1 1 1 1  East  Walnut  street. 

Ira  P.  Beavers  died.** 

William  B.Booker  died.** 

Alonzo  Turner  died.** 

Mrs.  J.  P.  Gibson  died.** 

J.  C.  Palmer  died.** 

Mrs.  Katherine  King  died.** 
Page  9:  There  is  a  notice  in  memory  of  Mrs.  Amanda  C.  Gott.** 
Page  11:  Miss  Alice  Robinson  and  Paul  F.  Gelsheimer  were  married.** 

Marriage  licenses  issued.** 
Page  12:  Dorothy  Maxine  Stone  and  her  aunt  Mrs.  Oredia  C.  Grabast  died.** 

Robert  Martin  died.** 


'mi** ■■iiomnnon  wn>>  h-m 

,  PUT  r\  tir'.LSlltlMLK. 

Announcement    has    been    made ^of  . 
the  marriage  of  Mis.  Alice  1 BoMnion. , 
Lnmtc.   of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  D.  A  Rob-  . 
.  „WOn  of   Willarrt.   Mo..    ..«..•     P*">   **■  , 
;  oel.hem.er  of  thl*  city.  The  ^»"Jage 
•ceremony    was    performed     S^rday  , 
levelling      at      the      home      of     Ahe 
offering    clergyman,    the    Reverend 
Herman    Spcoht.    pastor    of     «»«■«■ 
jolm's     Evangelical    church     of  AM- , 
l  cltv.    The  voting  couple  have  »"»"£  , 
•  ed'irom  n  mort  wedding  trip  and  are      . 
,..  home  ui    121&  bt.  'uoulb  a'.reet. 
•—  o— 


LICENSED  TO  WED. 

Marriage    licenses  were   Issued   yes- 
terday to  Arthur  Earl  Payne.  22.  Wil- 
led   Edna   E 


low   Springs 


Hale.   31 


vmoTaV  and  Troy    E.   Hart    24    and 
Geneva   Brown,   21.   bo*   of    Bprlng- 


oving  remembrance  of  our  darUng  wlfs 
•Yd  mother.  Mra.  Amanda  OOoU.  who 
departed  this  life  «*"mber  «.  IW».  1«« 
t«-o  years  afo  todar.     8«dly   mlastd  tj 

husband  and  children.  ____^____ 


Mk> 


BOY  UNABLE  TO 
SAVE  CHILD  IN 
BURNING  HOME 


Parents  Away  When  House 
at  Willow  Springs  Bursts 
Into  Flames— Body  of  Two- 
Year-Old  Recovered  from 
Ruins— Rescuers  Too  Late. 


Body    Sent   :i«mr. 
The     body     of   Robert     Martin,   of 
West  Plains,  who  was  killed  In  an  ac- 
cident In  -*n  Francisco,  lost  Thurs- 
j  d.\y.  arrived  at  West  Plains  yesterday 
'  anil    was    tnacn    to    the    home    of    the 
]  young    man's    parents,    Mr.    and    Mrs. 
i  Jew  M    Martin. 

Youne  Martin  lout  his  life  when  he 
a**  struck  by  a  (era  vel'  convey  or  while 
working  fcr  the  Pacific  (travel  Co, 
a  large  concern  which  handles  all 
'  kinds  of  building  materials.  The  body 
xm  forwarded  to  West  Plains  by  rel- 
atives who  live  In  San  Francisco. 


The  3-year-old  (laughter  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  C.  L.  Wart,  residing  four  miles  : 


DEATHS  I 


east  of  Willow  Springs  on  highway  80. 
a  as    burned    to    death    at    6   o'clock  j 
yesterday  afternoon  when  then-  borne  ■ 
was  totally  destroyed  by  fire.  j 

At  the  time  fire  broke  out.  Mr. 
Waye  was  in  the  Umber  cutting  wood. 
BU  wife  was  visiting  with  neighbors. 


i.  r.  ne.ivKK?. 

>utfersl  t?rvlcee  for  Ira  P'.  Beavers, 

17,  who  died  yesterday  after  a  linger- 

ing  Illness  at  his  home.  3523  North. 

Nstlonal   avenue,    were    held   nt    1  :30 

.  p.   m.  today  at  the   Kltngner  funeral 

home.       Burial     mas      lu     Greenlaw  U 

'  cemetery. 


Th*  boynwin  fj  aoHctfry  tip  and 
down  the  road  calling  for  help  aa  the 
fire  consumed  the  home.  Before  res- 
cuers came,  the  house  was  destroyed 
and  the  baby  burned  to  death. 

Coroner  T.  R.  Burns  was  called  to 
the  scene  and  took  charge  of  the  re- 
mains. The  cause  of  fire  in  unknown. 


Two   Die  lot  Home  a  Day. 

Two  deaths  occurred  at  the  home 
of  Theo  Stone  In  Kansas  City. 
Dorothy  Maxlne  Stone,  4-year-old 
daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Otuue."  died 
early  In  the  morning,  and  later  In  the 
Car  Mrs-  Oredla  C.  Grabeatr-a— alster 
of  Mrs.  Stone,  TtslUng  hero  fro. 
Everton.  died.  Both  had  been  111 
some  time.  ' 

The  child  is  survived  by  her  par- 
ens. In  addition  to  the  sister.  Mrs. 
Orabast  Is  survived  by  her  hu.«band, 
Alva  Orabast  of  Everton;  a  daughter. 
Louise  Nadlne  Orabast,  and  a  son. 
Janrea— AWa  Uribmal.  both  of  the 
home,  and  her  parents.  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
William  A.  Laffoon  of  Everton. 

The  child  will  be  burled  In  Ash 
Orove.  Services  for  Mrs.  Orabast  will 
be  at  Everton. 


\V.  B.  HOtlkr.lt. 

Puneral  services  for  William  B. 
Booker.  73.  of  1301  Frisco  avenue, 
who  died  Sunday  In  St.  Louis  while 
vl.iiting  his  son.  J  B.  Booker,  w^re 
held  at  3  p.  m.  today  at  the  Klln*cncr 
.  funeral  home.  Burial  was  In  East 
Lain  cemetery. 

ALONZO    Tl-KNKIC. 

Funeral  services  for  Alonzo  Turner, 
ol.  who  died  In  a  local  lioepltal  Sun- 
day night,  mere  held  at  2  p.  m.  to- 
day at  his  residence  In  Billings.  Mo. 
Burls:  wax  in  Rose  Hill  cemelcry 


J.  ('.  PALMER.  . 

J.  C.  Palmer.  68.  veteran  employe  ' 
of  the  Frisco  Lines,  died  at  13:10  p.  m. 
today  at  his  home.  631  .  Last  Grand 
street.  _H>  was  a  member  of  the 
Brotherhood  of  Locomotive  Firemen. 
Knlgnu  of  Pythias  and  Modern 
Woodmen.  He  is  survived  by  the 
widow.  Luella  Palmer;  two  sons, 
Howard  and  Harry  Palmer;  one 
daughter.     Mrs,    J.    L.    Berry,     all    of 

.  Springfield:  one  brother.  Charles  A. 
Palmer.  St    Joseph.  Mo.  and  two  sla- 

■  ters.    Mrs.    Mary    Osborn.    St.    Joseph, 

.  Mo.,  and  Mrs.  Malana  Channel].  Ash- 
land.     Ore.        Funeral      arrangement* 

I  are  Incomplete,  but  Interment  wilt 
be  made  In  Oreenlawn  cemetery  iin- 
de-  direction  or  ihe  Alma  Lohmeyer 
Funeral  home. 


uv? 


MRS.    J.    P.    GIH.-OV 

Xlrs  J.  P.  Oibson.  71.  of  Richland, 
Mo  .  died  this  morntnx  in  h  3«xal 
hospr-a)  following  an  operation,  Sim 
!#•  survived  by  thrre  wns.  J.  R  .  .1.  O . 
and  W.  A.  Oibnon.  all  of  Klchiund. 
end  one  cl»ught*r.  Lucy  J.  Sellers. 
Brlstow.  Okla.  The  body  will  be  for- 
warded tonight  to  Richland  by  the 
Alma   Lolimeyer  Funeral   home 


mii-  k  \tiimum:  kim.. 

Mr»  JCatherine  King.  77  year*  old. 
died  early  ihla  morning  at  the  home 
of  her  daughter.  Mrs.  L.  C.  Cham- 
berlain. 7M  East  Elm  street,  follow- 
ln$  a  brief  lllnes*.     Funeral  arran^i-. 

.  menu  are  Incomplete,  pending  arv'iil 
•jf  relative*,  but  the  body  will  be  fcr. 
warded  to  Dea  Moines,  la.,  foe  burial. 
The  body  was  prepared  for  burial  by 
W.  I,.  Starne.  undertaker.  She  la 
survived  by  her  daughter,  a  eon.  Fre<f 

j  King  of  Dubuque,  la.:  a  slater.  Mrs. 
Joale  McOovern  of  Colorado  Spring*. 
Cvlo 


THURSDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  29, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  Doyle  Orr,  17,  was  run  over  and  instantly  killed  as  he  tried  to  jump  on  the 
running  board  of  a  motor  car  December  28  at  Houston,  Mo.** 

Henry  Workman  was  shot  is  not  expected  to  live.** 

Daughter  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  L.  Waye  burned  to  death.** 
Page  2:  Margaret  Hankins  sues  to  divorce  W.  H.  Hankins.  They  were  married  July  24, 
1925. 

Charles  H.  R.  Hancock  died.** 
Page  3:  Mrs.  J.  P.  Gibson  died.** 

J.  C.  Palmer  died.** 

Commodore  Peck  died.** 

Mrs.  Katherine  King  died.** 

Mrs.  John  E.  Hunt  died.** 

Son  born  December  23  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  R.  A.  Cage,  2122  East  avenue. 

Son  born  December  25  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  E.  Reeves  of  2163  Pierce  avenue. 
Page  5:  Miss  Nell  Lyman  and  Mr.  Ratemus  Corum  were  married.** 
Page  7:  Daughter  born  December  25  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  George  W.  Lee  of  846  Patton 
avenue. 

Page  12:  Dr.  W.  E.  Dawson,  83,  of  Eldorado  Springs,  Mo.,  died  December  28 

Daughter  born  December  25  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.  R.  Lawrence  of  215  East  Turner 
street. 


DEATHS 


MRS.  J.  P.  GIBSON 
The*  body  of  Mrs.  J.  P.  Gibson. 
71.  of  Richland,  who  died  yester- 
day morning  In  a  hospital  hero  fol- 
lowing an  operation,  was  forward- 
ed to  Richland  last  nlebt  by  the 
Alma  Lohmeyer  funeral  home. 
Funeral  arrangements  ere  Incom- 
plete. Mra.  Gibson  Is  survived  by, 
three  sons,  J.  R,  J^O,  and  W.  A. 
bfbson,  all  of  "Richland,  and  one 
daughter,  Lucy  J.  Sellars,  Brtstow, 
Okla. 


ii 


-^HOUSTON    YOUTH    KILLED 

HOUSTON.  Mo.  Dec.  88.—W— 
Doyle  Orr.  17.  was -run  over  and  In- 
stantly killed  when  he  slipped  as 
he  tried  to  Jump  on  the  running 
board    of    a    motor    car    today. 


jf*r  J.  C.  PALMER     i 

Funeral  services  will  be  conduct- 
ed at  2:30  oclock  Friday  .ifternoon 
at  the  Alma  Lohmeyer  funeral 
home  for  J.  C.  Palmer.  6S.  veteran 
Frisco  employe,  who  died  at  12:10 
o"clock  yesterday  at  his  home.  631 
East  Grand  street.  The  KeverenJ 
Lewis  M.  Hale  will  officiate,  and 
burial  will  be  in  Greon'avrn  ceme- 
tery. Mr.  Palmer  is  survived  by 
his  wif>».  two  sons.  Howard  and 
Harry  Palmer,  and  one  daughter. 
Mrs.  J.  U  Berry,  all  of  Spring- 
field, one  brother  Claries  A.  Pal- 
mer of  tt.  Joseph,  Mo.,  and  two 
sisters.  Mrs.  Mary  osborn  of  St. 
Joseph  and  Mr«.  Ma  Una  Channel! 
of  Ashland.  Ore  Mr.  Talmer  was 
a  member  of  the  Hroiherbuod  of 
Locomotive  Klremen.  Knights  of 
Pythias   and   Modern   Woodmen. 


IW8 


Ignored  Officers'  Command  Ta 
Halt  After  Outfit  And  Whis- 
ky  Found,  tThey   Declare 

After  Shooting 
•    ■ « 

WAS  GIVEN  NO  WARNING, 
YOUTH'S  DYING  VERSION 


Workman    was     shot     through     Ihej 
hark  but  the  other  man  escaped.       j 


HIS  DYING   VERSION 


T  1 


Taken  To  Ozark -Sanitarium, 
Little  Hope  Held  For  Recov- 
ery: Had  Been  Paroled  By 
Federal  Court  Here 


Member*  of  the  sherlCOribtttcefrt 
Ozark  said  they  found  30  barrel*  of 

irash  and   ten  eallona  of  whisky. 

A  ISO-gallon  boiler  was  also  »W 

to  have  been  In  operation,         _ 
As  soon  as  Workman  was  taken 

to     Oaark.  „  Prosecuting  ^Attorney. 

TomR.  Moore  entered  the  operating 
i room  at  the  sanitarium  and  bellev- 
Sng  that  he  «u  near  death.  youne 

Workman      Issued     the"  following 

signed  statement: 
"1  was  standlne  In  a  hollow  about 

one  and  one-halt     mile*     west     ot 

Garrison  December  2 S.  19IT.  about 
I  cne-half  mile  from  the  still  when 
;  I  saw  Amoc  Johnson  coming  down 
'a    hill.     I  ran  and  was  a  half  mile 

from     the     scene,     walking,     when 

Amos    Johnson    came    from    behind 

.in.l  shot   me  In  the  back.-* 

le    didn't    say    anything    before 


•  TJENRT  WORKMAN.  JO.  fanner 
living  near  Garrison,  who  faced 
a  charge  of  mopnshlnlng  at  the  last 
Una  of  federal  court  here,  la  near 
death  in  the  Orark  sanitarium  at 
Ozark,  as  a  result  of  being  shot  In 
the  back  by  officers  durln*;  a  raid 
an  a  Still  In  the  southeastern  sec- 
tion of  Christian  county. 
"Dr.  Wallla  Smttlu  wto  wss  caJUJ 
to  Oxaxk  to  •»*  Doetoc*  H»  ».  ■  TO* 


and  Hver. 

|  SAY  TWO  AT  STILL 

*  Complaint  had  been  fUed  with 
federal  officials  In  8prin«fleld  that 
a  tarre  moonshine  atlU  was  being 
operated  in  the  Osrrlson  neighbor- 
hood In  southeast  Christian  county. 
Christian  county  ^officers  were 
notified  to  watch  the,  district  and 
Deputv  Sheriff  Amos  Johnson.  W"- 
S  House.  .  constable  and  an- 
other   officer     were     sent    to    the 

"BE1*  •*•*  ^^ 

'  morning,  the  officers  say.  they  ap- 

iCTched  the  .tlU.     Workman  and 

|Kher    man     were     said  H .have 

'  been  tending  It.     Officers  said  both 

broke    into   a    run    when   tb*J -*P- 

proached.      They  opew*d  «r«  T*'" 

^7  moonshiners    refused    to    halt. 


!  »•.-  shot  me.  he  never  hollered  to  | 
(halt.  After  he  fired  the  shot.  I  ran  . 
'  nbout  a  quarter  of  a  mile  and  fell  | 
.over  and  wss  lying  there  when. 
!.Iohns«n  and  Hou«e  •  ame  up. 

'I  asked   him  «hy  he  shot   me.   he 
>ald    1    should    not    h*ve    nin    away  , 
'  After      that.      I      .Ion's    know    what  , 
i  happened."  , 

♦ '* 

I   I       HAD   KILLED  ANOTHER      J  , 

+ *' 

Workman  denied  tr»  Prosecutor 
Moore  that  he  was  raoonshlnlng  an«l 
said  he  was  not  armed. 
^Deputy  Sheriff  JoAnson.h»ccus»d 
^Workman,  haa  been  »  !»»«• 
officer  In  Christian  county  to/ 
msny  years.  About  «v«  yearsago. 
he  killed  Jsck  Dunn,  of  Sprlngnew. 
near  the  old  water  mill  on  Flnley 

river  at  Orark.  ,  

When  Workman  was  charged 
here  In  fe.leral  court  with  moon- 
shining,  lu.lee  John  T.  Moore, 
father  of  the  Christian  county 
prosecutor,  appeared  as  his  at- 
urney  and  asked  for  leniency. 

"This  boy  has  never  before  been 
charged  with  a  crime."  Judge  Moore 
told  Federal  Judge  Reeve*.  TU  aak 
you  to  go  rather  light  with  him  and 
if  he's  ever  accused  of  any  charge 
azaln.  I'll  bring  Dm  Into  your 
court  myself."  Judge  Reeves  pa- 
roled the  youth. 


mi 


LYMAN-CORUM     WEDDING 
Miss  Nell  Lyman  of  Roswell.  New 
Mexico,  and  Mr.  Ratemus  Corum  of 
this    Cltv    were    married    Peoemher 
21  at  the  home  of  the  bride's   par- 
ents.  Mr.   and   Mrs.   W.   B.   Lyman 
RoowelL       Mr.      Corum      pradunted 
from  Dmry   college  In   1912  and   Is 
now  teaching  In -the   Kosweii    nigh 
school.    After  a  short   weddlnp   trip 
»      My.  and   Mrs.  Corum   will   return   to 
Roswell  where  they  will  make  their  | 
home.  •' 


Veteran  Merchant 
Of  DeSoto  is  Dead 
At  Pythian's  Home 

Chmrlei  H.  R.  Hancock.  S3,  re- 
tired Merchant  from  DeSoto.  Mo., 
died  tt  the  Pythian  home  here  last 
night  at  11:80  o'clock.  Mr.  Han- 
cock was  born  in  London,  July  14. 
1SS4,  and  emigrated  to  the  United 
States  In  1856.  coming  to  DeSoto, 
where  he  lived  until  he  moved  to 
St.  Louis  about  eight  years  ago.  He 
was  Tery  aotlve  up  to  two  years 
ago.  when  he  and  his  wife  came  to 
the  Pythian  home  to  live. 

He  is  survived  by  his  wife.  Mrs. 
Marths  Ann  Hancock,  nine  children. 
J8  grandchildren,  and  numerous 
grent-grandchlldren.  • 

His  children  are  Mrs.  Dorothy 
Harriet  Splence.  Mrs.  S.  M.  R.  Snell, 
Mr*.  Charles  May  Landult,  Mrs. 
Nell  Wynoa.  and  Wllllom  J.  Uan- 
cork.  all  of  I>eSoto;  Mrs.  Cora  Jv 
Hercher.  Barnhardt,  Mo.,  Mrs.  R. 
Frown  .  John  B.  Hancock,  and 
Charles  If.  Hancock,  all  of  St. 
Louis. 

Funeral  arrangements  have  not 
been  made,  but  the  body  Is  expected 
to  be  sent  by  W.  L.  Starne  to  De- 
Soto for  burial. 


COMMODORE  PECK 

Funeral   services   for   Commodore 

plVck,    SI    years   cM.   who   died    yes- 

torjay   ir.ornlnjr   f><;!..\\  inp   a    lin.cer- 

:--:  illness  nt    !.:>  ':    nc  on   R.iute   1.  ! 

i:    r.-.iles    norlh    cf   Springfield,    will 


IN  OZARKS  BLAZE 


be  held  at  2  o'clock  this  afternoon 
at  Mount  Comfort,  church  with 
burial  in  the 
direction  of 
home..  Ha  la  survlvcdibyjpna.  daugh- 
ter, Mrs.  May  Davis,  of  Springfield, 
and  one  sister. 


Ucemat<pfttJh«e4nnder 
the   KJingner  Funeral 


MR3.  KATHERItteJtCJNG^W 
Funeral  arrangements  for  Mrs. 
Katherlne  King.  77  years  old.  who 
died  yesterday  at  the  home  of  her 
daughter,  Mrs.  I*  C  Chamberlain. 
761  fast  ^lm  street,  nr%  Inoomplete 
pending  arrival  of  ralatfveefbut  the 
body  will  be  forwardodl  by  W.  L. 
Starne,  undertaker,  to  Des  Moines. 
Iowa,  for  burial.  Sbe  la  survived  by 
her  daughter,  by  one  son,  Fred 
King,  of  Dubuque.  Iowa,  and  one 
sister,  Mrs.  Josle  McGovern,  of 
Colorado  Springs.  Colo.  . 


MRS.  JOHN  E.  HUNT 
Funeral  services  for  Mrs.  John  K. 
Hunt.  5S.  who  died  yesterday  morn- 
ing, will  be  held  this  afternoon  at 
I  o'clock  nt  the  home.  T09  West 
.M.vIkoh  street.  Mrs.  Hunt  Is  sur- 
vived by  her  husband  and  four  chil- 
dren, a  son.  Tommie  Hunt,  o( 
Ropersville.  and  three  daughters, 
Mrs.  Frtna  Hooper,  of  RoRersville. 
Mrs-  F.»y  Ewing.  of  Galloway,  nnd 
Mrs*  Ida  Berosa.  of  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 


Mnj^nO'lMra;rH.~A^Csgel 

East  AvenueTannounee  the  birth  of 
*.  son  ~ad&iM£g!H£S3S3SBfl  13. '  'dMf 

Mr^and£Mrsv  A^E^Reeves,»2163 
Pierc*  avenue,  acnounoa  the  birth 


'iV.SSi'nmcZ-'eSi 


WILLOW  SPlUNQa  Mo,  -  Dec. 
28. — The  two-year-old.  daughter  of 
Mr  and  Mrs.  C.  1„  Ware,  living 
near  here  was  burned  to  death  this 
atternoon  while  the  mother  wu 
\laltlng  a  neighbor.  The  father 
v  as  cutting  Umber'  In  a  woods  near* 
by  and  aaw  a  blase  spring  up  In- 
side tb«  noues.  By  the  time  he 
reached  the  boaee  the-  baby  was 
dead  from  burns. 

THURSDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  29, 1 927-LEADER 

I  age  1:  Edgar  L.  Howard  and  Josephine  L.  James  were  married.** 

Henry  Workman  was  shot  and  is  near  death. 
Page  3:  There  is  an  article  about  Mrs.  Jasper  Dodson.** 
Page  4:  Mary  Belle  Blackwell  has  many  living  grandparents  ** 
Page  8:  Mrs.  J.  P.  Gibson  died.** 

J.  C.  Palmer  died.** 

Commodore  Peck  died.** 

Mrs.  J.  E.Hunt  died.** 

Charles  H.  R.  Hancock  died.** 
Page  13:  Miss  Opal  Ne.son  and  the  Rev.  Ben  L.  Schmidtke  were  married.** 


m 


1130 


I' 

Woman,  86,  Stuck  to 
Her  Ptpe  and  Husband 

■ 

;  "I'll  ,o  With  You.ff  I  Have  to  Live'onBread  and-Water^ 

She  Told  Mate  Before  Perilous  Trip;  Spouse  Planted 
i  First  Orchard  In  Webster  County. 


I     Mr*.  Jaeper  Dodaon  hu  smoked  a' 

j  Pip*  for  forty  years,  but  ahe  didn't 

,  start  Smoking,  at     a  bridge  club,     a 

'  sorority  meeting,  or  even  at  a  road 

I  house.    She    waited    until    aba    was 

over  forty  to  commence,   and  whafa 

more,  ahe  commenced  at  home  with 

her  husband. 

Mrs.  Oodaon  will  be  BO  next  Sun- 
day. New  Yeara  Day.     Two  weeke  ago 
ahe  moved  to  Springfield  from  Web- 
ber county  where  ahe  haa  lived  for 
I  sixty  years. 

j      She  remembers  distinctly  the  Civil 
J«rar    and  spoke  of  it  yesterday  as  the 

"recent*  war.  Living  in  Eay  county, 
eastern  TenneaWo.  at  the  tuna,  aha 
experienced  many  thrilling  Incident* 
in  connection  with  the  great  strug- 
gle. 

"One  day  two  aoldlera  rode  up  to 
our  house,  and  one  of  them  aald  to 
my  father.  Tou  belong  to  the  rebel*. 
don't  you.  old  man?  We'll  have  to 
take  a  few  thing*;  I  bear  you  have  a 
couple,  of  race  hone*  hidden  In  the 
woods'. 

"My  father  never  did  bar*  any  race 
horses.''  Mrs.  Oodaon  continued,  "but 
he  came  rWI  TBI  Mrt  r»h1.  J  flflatt 
bare  any  race  nones,  but  I've  got  the 
finest  mare  that  you  ever  laid  eyea 
on.'" 

The  aoldlera  aaw  tbe  boew  and  toot- 
her, leaving  their  two  horses  in  It* 
stead. •  •         n.*-v  '.. '.  ■"..*. ~  j 

.After-  thw-wattTTBaFnlsygaeaTTBr 
Dodson,  who  bad  "bean  a-  aoldler  In 
the    Georgia    regUIarsT  *  Almost    at  j 
once,  they' eat  out  for  aba  wart  In  a| 
cohered  wagon  drawn  by  oxen. 

Mr.    Dodaon     warned     his     wife! 
against  the   hardships  of  the   trip, 
but  ahe  replied.  "TO  go  with  you  if ; 
I  hare  to  lire  on  bread  and  water."     ! 

There  were  practically  no  roada  In 
southern  Illinois  and  Missouri  at  the  > 
time,  Mrs.  Dodaon  said.  Borne  of  the  j 
hills  were  so  steep  that  the  two  wo-  I 
men  in  the  party  were  ■  put  In  one  j 
of   the  wagons    and   covered    with    a , 


wagon  sheet  eo  that  they  couldn't  see 
how  step  the  hills  actually  were. 
.  Al  "Ji^LlH'...?'  **■•"  men  alweya  had 
to  remain  awake  to  keep  the  Indiana 
from  stealing  the  oxen. 


'i'ae  searcn  lor  mora  Sad  Sought 
the  young  aouplo  to  Klangua.  Mis- 
souri^ where  they  settled  Hera.  Mr. 
'Dodaotl  built  a  log  cabin,  and.  dear- 
**»*  *«•«  ■«*•  hnstbijund  timber,  aat 
out-tho  flirt  orcbardVrln  Webster 
county.       + 

Wild  IIfs>  waa  plentiful  at  first,  and 
Mrs.'  Dodaon  baa  often  told  bar  chil- 
dren now'  wild  turkeys  would  fly  up 
out  of  the  yard  when  they  got  up 
In  the  morning.  Dear  ware  so  num- 
erous that  they  were  often  seen 
Jumping  over  the  farmers'  fences. 

How  She  Started. 

"My  husband  was  a,  great  band  to 
•moke."  Mrs.  Dodaon  amid  yesterdsv 
picking  up  her  corn  cob  pipe.  "After 
a  while  I  began  to  ask  him  to  let  me 

try  it.  and  be  would  let  me  puff  at 
r  *  -  pipe.  One  day  I  aald.  'You  ought 
to  get  me  a  pipe  and  let  me  smoke 

\  He  did.  and  I've  been  smoking  ever 
alnce." 

— Mr.  Lttuon  was  with  the  TsUco  for 
«  years.    He  died  In  1913. 

Mrs.  Dodaon  la  now  living  with  her 
son-in-law  and  daughter.  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  O.  H.  Wheeler  of  Baa  College 
street.  A  son,  Hugh  Dodaon,  lives 
her*  with  her. 

She  was  on*  of  a  family  of  twelve 
children.  8he  has  nine  children  Irv- 
ing. She  has  43  grandchildren  and 
IS  great-grandchildren. 


1131 


MARRIED  HERE. 

Edgar  L.  Howard.  4.2.  Tahoka.  Tex., 
and  Josephine  L.  James,  25.  Spring- 
field, were  married  yesterday  by  the 
Rev.  I.  D.  Harris,  pastor  of  Omce  M. 
E.  church.  The  ceremony,  waa  per- 
formed at  the  orflce  of  Recorder  Jack 
W.  McKee.  where  the  marriage  license 
wis  obtained. 


\Chi1d  Lives  mffim 
■^—4-Grmidpurenls  and 


Great  Grandparents 


Mary  Belle  Da*  so  many  grandpar- 
ent* abe  can't  keep  track  of  alt  of 
them — five  to  be  exact.  Affairs 
wouldn't  be  io  complicated  If  so  many 
of  them  didn't  live  with  Mary  Belle, 
but  four  of  them  do.  One  of  the 
four  Is  away  on  a  y|alt  now  but  Marj 
Belle  says*"s%re  misses  him  so,  she 
wishes  he  would  hurry  back. 

Mary  Belle's  other  name  is  Brackett 
and  she  lives  at  P65  Boonvllle.  Bo  do 
her  great  grandmother.  Mrs.  Mar- 
garet Humbird,  her  grandfather  and 
grandmother.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Oeorgs 
Blair,  and  her  great  grandfather.  E. 
P.  Blair.  Until  two  weeks  ago.  when 
her  great-grandmother,  Mrs.  E.  P. 
Blair  died.  Maj-7  Belle  lived  with  five 
of  her  grand-parents.  Mrs.  J.  Brackett, 
another  grandmother  lives  in  Spring, 
field. 

Mary  Belle  tried  to  tell  today  about 
her  grandparents.  "Well."  she  began, 
naming  them  on  her  fingers,  "There's 
grandma  and  grandpa  and  great 
grandma  and  great  grandpa  and 
grandma,  and — oh.  grandma,  you  tell 
It."  But  Mary  Belle,  who  Is  7  years 
old,  started  again.     "Well,  you  aee." 


I  u  ^H^-^i*-;^^tr*r>tr>'-*  1 


WzPtK 


.MR&,  4.    '.  GIBSON. 

The  body  ol  ICx*  J. P*aibeonr»I> 
of     mchia.jd.    who    died    yesterday 

limrnlllg  In  a  hr*pltal  lier.'  loll.  *  Wig 
an  operation,  was  fot warded  to  fitch  - 
land  last,  night  by  the  Alma  Lob> 
meyer  Funeral  hom«-  Mrs  Cilbson  Is 
survived  by  Hirer  .-o:i«.  .1  R.J  O.  and 
\V     A.   Olbfon.  ol     01    Rlciilimd.  and  ij 

I  daughter,    Lucy    J.    Uoller*.    ElstOT.'.  | 

!  Ok'.;.. 

I.    (  .    IWI.MI  U 

i  Funeral  .irrxuci,  will  tic  held  ut  12.30 
'  p.  in.  frlduy  ut  tne  Alma  Lohmoyer  | 
!  Fuiw.al  home  for  J.  C.  Palmer.  68.  ' 
|x«"'  rim  Kiim-o  employe,  who  'luO  at 
j  )  J  10  o'clock  >csterduy  at  his  hem.*. 
631  East  Grand  street.  Rev.  L  M 
Hr.>  will  o:»'  .ate  and  hurul  will  be 
i  I:;  Greenlawn  cemetery, 

1  I 


I  she  said,  very  seriously,  there's 
j  grandma  and  grandpa  and  then 
there's  great  grandma  and  great 
grandpa,  but  great  grandma  and 
great  grandpa  aren't  any  kin.  You 
•ee  grandpa  is  my  cousin's  grandpa.' 
and  grandma  Isn't.  \ 

.fro  the  confusion  of  "i*-t*j*~ 


When  Mary  BeBe,  eaBs  "grandma* 
three  elderly  women  answer  ber.and, 
wben  she  speaks  to  "grandpa"'  two  oidT 
beads  are  raised  to  listen.    The  *re- 
Utsviwag-eToat    bother   Mary   Befflr- 
though.'    Somehow   she    manages  to 
get   the  attention  of   the   one  ehe 
wanta/o1"  '  '■      -^ 

And  with  two  parent*  and  five 
grandparent*,  to  **y  nothing  of  ser- 
eral  aunt*  and  uncle*  and  some  older 
cousins,  Mary  Belle  ought  to  be  a  well 

-eJfcwtpllned  -child: —  ' 

u___j_^_  i  iiinrrr —   • 

lOMMOIHIKK  1'F.t  K. 

j  Funeral  services  for  Commodore  I 
Peclc.  8I.  who  died  yrMerday  morning 
at  h.s  home  on  Ilo-.t  I.  12  .Ules 
north  c.  Cprlngfleld.  were. hell  lit  2_J 
p  m.  (winy  at  Mount  Comfort  jhurch  i 
with  burial  In  the  cemetery  there  I 
under  direction  c'f  the  Kllnguer  • 
Funeral  ho:nc. 


i 


Mils.   J. 


1:.    Ill  VI. 

Kv.Tirriil    cer\  I  for  Mra;   John   E. 

Hun'.  58.  ..ho  died  Ncitcrdu"  morning.  ( 
were  held  :t  "i:30  p  m.  uxtey  at  tfce- 
humr,  209  Weal  Madison  atrect.  i 

,  <V  II.  ft,  HANCOCK,, fsjdflflj 
entries  K.  RJ  HartcoW  03;  "dTedTaP 
tho  Pythian  Home  at  11:30  o'clock, 
last  night  following  a  brief  Illness! 
He  is  survived  by*  bU  daughters  and 
three  sons  and  his  widow.  Mr.  Han- 
rock  was  a  member  of  the  Royal  Arch 
Lodge  No.  47  of  the  Knights  of 
Pythias  of  DeSoto.  Punernl  service* 
will  bo  held  Saturday  afternoon  at 
3:30  at  the  Pythian  iiomo.  Inter- 
merit  will  be  made  1  1  Hazrlwood 
cemetery. 


ii3a 


?*sj 


MISS  NELSON  18  BRIDK      - 
OF  RKVERBXDtSCILMIDTKE. 

Tl*  marriage  of  Mlas  Opal  Nelson, 
daughter  rp{  Dr.  and     Mrs.     William 
miry    Nelson.'  to   the  Rev.     Ben     L. 
Schmldtke,    was    solan  nixed   Monday 
evening  at  8  o'clock  In  Qrace  M.  E. 
churclt.      Dr.    Nelson   performed    the 
ceremony,     using     the     double     ring 
service    and    Dr.   I.   O.   Harris  stood 
with    him    as   an    honor    guest.     The 
altar  of  the  church  was  banked  with 
ferns,  palms  and  chrysanthemums  In 
n   charming    floral   arrangement.   Pre-  j 
ceding    the    ceremony   Bemlce   Strain 
Ming  "O  Promise  Me.'   and  Miss  Hazel 
Gates    sang    "Because."      Miss    Bessie  j 
Bloomer    accompanied    them    at    the  | 
|-.;pr     or  gun.     MlM     Bloomer     played  j 
Lohengrin's    wedding    niarrh    hs    the 
ui  ictiiJ  party  approached  the  altar.  The 
bnCc      was      preceded    by    Miss   Ruth 
Koewlutr.  aud    Miss  Ljdia   Schmldtke  | 
,i.i  hridi-Miialds:   Mrs.  Kuy  M.  Coder,  her  ' 
-litter,    i»s    matron    ol    honor:    Maf-ter 
Ralph  Mason  br  rli?R  bearer.  Biid  MIbs 
Virglt'.m  Mce  SchnuuiKc  Ha  I  low  it  girl. 
The  bride  entered  on  the  arm  of  her 
brother-in-law.  Ray  M.  Coder,  of  Cha- 


|  nuts,  Kan.    She  was  dressed  In  white  • 

|  astlu  and   wore  her  sister's  wedding  I 

veil,  caught  with     orango     blossoms,  i 

>.  Bbs  carried  a  bouquet  of  whit*  roses ) 


and  Ulltm  of  the  valley.  The  matron 
of  honor  wore  a  gown  of  orchid  and 
carried  a  bouquet  of  tea  roses.  The 
two  bridesmaids  wore  pale  blue  taf- 
feta frocks  and  carried  pink  roses. 
Little  Miss  Schmldtke.  as  flower  girl, 
was  dressed  In  a  pate  green  crepe, 
and  Master  Ralph  Nelson  wore  white 
satin  and  black. 

The  Rev.  Fred  Schmldtke.   brother 
of  the  bridegroom,  was  best  man  and 
j  Iceland    Koewtng, .  Edwin    Schmldtke, 
i  Albert  Mason  and  Floyd  Turk  acted  as 
!  ushers.      During    the    ceremony    Miss 
1  Schmldtke  softly   played    "To   a   Wild 
IIi>m."   with   Holm  accompaniment   b\ 
Mrs.   Roxle  Rose. 
j      Mrs.    SvJimldtkc    Is    a.  graduate    of 
Baker  university  and  a  member  of  the 
Phi  Mu  sorority.    The  bridegroom  Is 
pastor    of    the   Vesta    Avenue    M.    E. 
church  and  a  student  at  Drury  col- 
lege.   Mr.  and  Mrs.  Schmldtke  will  at- 
tend a  theological  seminary  where  he 
will  continue  his  studies  In  the  min- 
istry and  she  will  take  graduate  work 
In  music. 

A  reception  was  held   for  members 
of  the  bridal  party  and   tho  families 
at    the    home  of    the    bride's    parents 
Immediately  after  the  ceremony.     Fol-  . 
lowing   the  reception   the  young   con-  > 
pie  went   to  Kansas  City,  where   the>  i 
will  spend  a  few  days  before  return-  j 
!ng   to  Springfield 


FRIDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  30, 1927 -DAILY  NEWS 

Page  1:  A  daughter  Aleen  Lareath  Bockman  was  born  December  7  to  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Edward  Bockman  of  858  West  Monroe. 

Page  5:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  Banta  celebrated  their  golden  wedding  anniversary.** 

Miss  Josephine  Louise  James  and  Mr.  Edgar  Lawrence  Howard  were  married 
Page  6:  J.  C.  Paler  died.** 

Ollis  Butler  died.** 

Joe  Hamilton  died.** 

Charles  H.  R.  Hancock  died.** 


ANNIVERSARY    CELEBRATED 
Mr.     and     Mrs.   James    Banta,    of 
"olden  flty.  t-elebrateil  their  eoMon 
»nnlversnry     at     their     homo     last 
week.    Mrs.   Banta   before   Iter  niar- 
-lape  was   Miss  JWsrenrel    Webb!  of 
:>rark    count  v.     A    cplor    scheme    of 
n  Id   and   white   ssw  enrrie.i    out    In 
:he    table    decora  I  Ions.     Anions    the 
lUt-of-fown   meats  were:     Mr.   and 
\frs.    E.    T..    Riley    anrl     family,    of 
.Vest    Plains.     Mr    and  .Mr*.    O.    C. 
te^e.    Bowers    Mill:    Mr     and    Mrn. 
V.     Pchnelle     Mr      ami      Mrs.      l.eon 
lladdor.   Mr.  \V.  N.  Itanta.   HIHIiiks. 
Mont.:    Mrs     IV     W     Pnwinan,    New 
Tork     rity.       Mrs      K.     B.     Hyder. 
Kansas    Cltyr    Mrs.   »\    H.    Heekett. 
^Illlnfts     Mont      were   unable   to  nt- 
:eod.    Mr.  and   Mrs    Itanta   received 
nany  beautiful  gifts- 


JAMES-HOWARD    WEDOfNQ 
Miss     Josephine     Louis*  "  Jwjw 
dauRhter  of  Mrs.  E.  J  J" 

Mr.  Edgar  Lawrence  Bows 
quietly   married   Wednesday  -toer-* 
noon  by  the  Reverend  Harris  at  thm 
Grace  cKurch.  Mr.  and  Mrs,  HoWta*. 

left    Immediately   on   a.  abort  *Sd« 
dins  trip  and  will  return  to  TahoklL. 
Texas,    where    they    will   makwtbS 
notne.  "   ."  i 


."tt.'-Hh,    ... 


I '  DEATHS         I 

i  I 


J133 


Funeral  services,  for  J.  c.  Pal« 
er.  ttrean  old.  Who  died  Wednes- 
»r  at  bis  bomer  0J1  East  Grand 
Wet.  win  bs  held  at  2:10  o'clock 
»ia  afternoon  at  the  Alma  Loh- 
leyer  Funeral  boms  with  burial 
»  Oreenlawn   cemetery. 


0LLI8  BUTLER 

Funeral  services  for  Ollls  BuUer. 

I  vean  old.  who  died  eatly  yester- 

»y  morning  at  hi*  home  In  Clever. 

lo     fallowing  a   brief  illness,  will 

,  held  at  1  ©clock  this  a"errt°°a 

:  bis  home   with    burial    In    Wise 

111  cemetery  under  direction  of  tlie 

W.  Maples  Undertaking  company 

f  Clever.     He   is   survived    by    his 

.other;    by    two    brothers.    George 

uUer.  of  Fort  Worth.  Texas.  an* 

artln   Butler,    of    Sprinefleld.   anil 

r   one  elster.    Mrs.   John    Hart,   of 

lever.     He   was  a   member   of   tno 

'oodmen  of  the  World. 


JOE  HAMILTON 
Mrs.  Frank  McKenzle.  1210 
roadway  avenue,  was  called  to  St 
Mis  yesterday  by  the  death  of  lur 
rother.  Joe  Hamilton,  n  forme- 
prjnxfleld   boy. 


CHARLES   H.  R.  HANCOCK 

Funeral    service*   (or   Charles    H. 

.  Hancock,  91  years  old.  who  died 

:     the     Pythian     Home     nt     11:30 

clock   Wednesday   night    followins 

brief  Illness,   will  he  held  at  2:30 

clock  Saturday  afternoon  at  I'ylh- 

n  Home  with  b>irlul  in  Hazel  wood 

tnetcry  under   direction   of  W.   L. 

tarn*,    undertaker.     Mr     Hancock 

■arrived      by     the     widow,     six 

tughters  and    t  h  r .  ..-  sr,r>      )|,    v.  .^ 

member  of  Royal  Arch  ioijgc  No. 

.'.  Knights  of  Pythias  of  Do  .Soto. 


FRIDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  30,  1927--LEADER 
Page  1:  Mrs.  Mary  Harrington,  formerly  of  Joplin,  was  killed  in  New  York.  Elsewhere 
the  article  speaks  of  her  as  Mrs.  Olga  Waters  Harrington. 

Page  14:  Mrs.  Olga  Harrington  was  killed  in  New  York.  Her  mother  lives  in  Joplin.** 
J.  C.  Palmer  died.** 
Ollis  Butler  died.** 
Joe  Hamilton  died.** 
Charles  H.  R.  Hancock  died.** 
Births  announced.** 

William  R.  Robb  of  Oklahoma  City,  Okla.,  and  Miss  Gertrude  Sullivan  of 
Pittsburg,  Kansas,  were  married  last  night  in  Springfield. 


C.  H.  B.  HANCOCK.  ' 
Funeral  services  f»»  Charles  H.  R. 
1  Hancock.  03.  who  riled  at  the  Pyth- 
ian Home  Wedneedu.,  nlnht  following 
a  brief  Illness,  will  be  held  at  3:30 
p.  m.  Saturday  at  the  home.  Burial 
will  b«  In  Haaelwood  cemetery  un- 
der direction  of  W.  L  Starue.  under- 
taker. 


Mother  Llres  Near  Joplin.      ; 
JOPUN.  Mo..     Dec.     30. — (A.  P.)— 
Mrs.  .Olga  Harrington,  found  slain  In 
i  her  apartment   In   New   York,   was  a 
i&aughler  of  Mrs,  Bertha  JBrlawaJten  of 
''CaMlerork.  a  miburu  of  JoplliiT  "'** 
I       Mrs.    Harrington    was       born      and 
renred    here    and    went    on    the    stage 
after  marrying  (Juy  Harrington,  stock 
•  company  actor-manager.     8he  visited 
Joplin   three   years   ago    with    a    the- 
atrical company. 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Dee  Ollmore.  4  IB 
,  Dcach  street,  announce  the  birth  of 
a  daughter  December  19.  8he  has 
been  named  Mary  Francis. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Edward  Bockman  068 
West  Monroe  street,  announce  the 
birth  of  a  daughter,  Alleea  Lareath. 
Dae.  7. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  Virgil  Check.  735 
South  Pickwick  avenue,  announce 
ths)  birth  of  a  son.  William  Robert, 
on.  Dae  26  at  the  Springfield  Baptist 
hospital.  Mrs.  Cheek  was  formerly 
Miss  Parfra  Hall.  Mr.  Cheek  Is  pro- 
fisjor  of  •ommerca  at  Southwest  Mla- 
m&i.  BUU  Taacharx  college. 


DEATHS 


u 


J.    C.    PALMER. 

Funeral  fervices  for  J.  C.  Palmer. 
'.B.  who  died  Wednesday  at  hi*  home, 
•  3  East  Grand  6trect.  were  held  at 
J  JO  p.  m  today  at  'he  Alma  Loh- 
.:ioyer  Funernl  home.  Burial  was  In 
Urerulawu    cemetery 


I13H 


JOE   HAMILTON. 

Joe  Hamilton.  *  rormer  Springfield 
hoy.^dltd  in  8L  Louis  yesterday,  ac- 
-ortltng  to  woM  revived  here  by  a 
inter.  Mrs.  Frank  MciCentte.  1240 
Broadway  avenue.  Mrs.  MecKenzle 
Irtt   Immediately   for  8t.  Louis. 


OI.I.IS    III  TI.KR.  j 

Funeral    hrmra    for    Ollls    Butler, 
4".  who  riled  early  yesterday  morning  | 
at  his  home  In  Clever.  Mo.  were  hflil  i 
at  1  p.  m.  today  at  '       home.     Burial  , 
nan  In  Wlce   Hill  cemetery   under  di- 
rection d'  the  T.  W.  Maplee  Under, 
taking  company  of  Clever.   He  U  eur» 
vlved  by  his  mother;   by  two  broth- 
en.   Oeorge   BuUer.   of   Fort  Worth. 
Tex,  and  Martin  Butler,  of  Spring- 
field.  »nd  a  sUt*r.  Mrm. .  ohn  Hart,  of 
Clever.      He    waa    a   member   of    the 
r*oodmcn  of  the  World. 
■^tdffl         « ''•■•     '■- 

SATURDAY  MORNING,  DECEMBER  31, 1927-DAILY  NEWS 
Page  1:  J.  S.  Kennon  and  Mrs.  Ida  B.  Looney  Fite  were  married.** 

Marriage  license:  James  Earl  Head,  27,  and  Cora  E.  Mengerhausen,  25,  both  of 

Springfield. 

Marriage  license:  Gene  P.  Oehlberg,  22,  of  Chicago  and  Amy  Irene  Speake,  23,  ot 

Springfield. 

Page  3:  R.  H.  Myers  was  appointed  guardian  for  Edward  Lafayette  Myers,  a  minor. 

Mrs.  Mary  Harrington,  formerly  of  Joplin,  was  murdered  in  New  York.  [This  is  a 

long  article.] 

Ola  B.  Orr  was  named  to  administer  the  estate  of  Emma  B.  Saunders. 
Page  5:  Mrs.  R.  T.  Herndon  died  in  St.  Louis.  She  was  the  aunt  of  Miss  Florence  Lynch 
of  Springfield. 

Page  15:  Joe  Hamilton  died.** 

Charles  H.  R.  Hancock  died.** 


LOVE  BUDDING  40  YEARS 
FLOWERS  INTO  MARRIAGE 


OL'RF-RISINQ  bla  friend*  with  a 
marriage  which  consummate*  a 
romance  begun  nearly  40  rears  ago. 
J.  S.  Kennon  of  Wlshart  Mo,  waa 
married  to  Mra.  Ida  B.  Looney  Fite 
of  Forrest  Grove.  Ore...  Thursday. 

The  two  were  sweetheart*  at 
Wlahart  years  ago.  when  he  was  1? 
years  old.  and  she  16.  Later. both 
married  other  persons,  and  Mrs. 
File  moved  to  Oregon  about  SO 
years  ago. 

The    two    never    had    seen    each 


other  since  until  she  came  back  laat 
week  to  marry  .him.  Mr.  Kennon' a 
wife  died  about  a  year  ago,  and  all 
unknown  even  to  his  closest  friends, 
he  revived  a  oorreapondsnee  with 
Mra.  Fite.  then  a  widow. 

Mr.  Kennon  to  Justice  of  the  peace 
and-  manager  of  the  telephone  com- 
pany at  Wlahart.  The  marriage 
waa  performed  by  the  Reverend 
J  anew'  Becker,  pastor  of  St  Luke's 
Methodist  church  of  Springfield. 


DEATHS 


JOE  HAMILTON 
Joe  Hamilton,  a  former  resident 
ot  Springfield,  died  In  St.  Louis 
Thursday,  according  to  Information 
received  yesterday  by  his  sister, 
Mrs-  Frank  McKcnzlc.  1240  Broad- 
way, who  left  to  attend  funeral 
services  in  St  Louis.    • 


C.  H.  R.  HANCOCK 

Funeral    services    for    Charles    IL 

It.   Ham-ock.  93  year*  old  who  died 

UV.inrsday    at    die    Pythian    home 

will  !.«.  held  nt  ?:30  o'clnrk  this  aft- 

erii.n.n    hi    tl.e  I io   with    burial   In 

liaz<  hvi.od    r.-nu  !rty    under    direc- 
tion of  W.  L.  St.irn.\  undertaker. 


MARRIAGE  LICENSE*      ■**» 
JamwEtrl  Bead.  M.  BpilngfliH 
i .-.  1  Cora  E.  Mengerhausea,  JS,  I 
•  t    Springfield:    Oene    P. 
|  2Z.  Chicago,  and  Amy  Irene 
t  -3.   Springfield. 


11*5 


SATURDAY  EVENING,  DECEMBER  31, 1927-LEADER 

Page  3:  Marriage  license:  Gene  P.  Oehlberg,  22,  of  Chicago  and  Amy  Irene  Speake,  23, 
of  Springfield. 

Marriage  license:  James  Earl  Head,  37,  and  Clara  E.  Mengerhauser,  25,  both  of 
Springfield. 

Page  5:  There  is  an  article  about  the  estate  of  William  Phelps.** 

Mrs.  George  W.  Frederick  of  West  Plains  adopted  an  infant  boy.** 
Page  13:  Miss  Rena  Bernice  Elmore  and  Charles  Dillard  Hyde  were  married.** 
Mrs.  S.  R.  Nunley  died  yesterday  at  the  Ozark  sanitarium.  Her  husband  was 
section  foreman  of  the  White  river  division  of  the  Missouri  Pacific. 

Miss  Florence  Lynch  was  called  to  St.  Louis  by  the  death  of  her  aunt  Mrs.  R.  T. 
Herndon.  Mrs.  Herndon  was  the  morher  of  E.  L.  Herndon,  formerly  of  Springfield. 
Page  14:  W.  H.  Lieurance  died.** 

A  son  David  Guthrie  Houston  was  born  Wednesday  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  DeVern 
Houston  of  820  Grand  street.  Mrs.  Houston  was  formerly  Miss  Jeanne  Marks 

I 


The  Phelps  lletate. 
Judge  rtoward  Oray  oC  Carthage 
In  probate  court  oC  Jasper,  ^county 
ww  -  appointed  aj*ctiidrritr*&jUn\*« 
trator  of  the  estate  c<  the  late  Wl(- 
iian,  Phelps  wiu»  will  •nae*«d,;td, 
attend  to  the  administration  of 
property  of  the  »ute  In1'' Missouri. 

Mr.  Pbelpa  ni  tha  son  of  the  ltt« 
Oionel  W.  H.  Phelps  of  Carthate 
and  was  hlmMlf  a.  fonpex  Cartns|e 
!  resident.  Hie-  death  occurred  In  Los 
I  Angeles  In  1977.  Mr.  Phelps  com- 
i  muted  aulclde  of  bit  death  was  not 
!  generally  known   at    the    time* 

III    health,  was     blamed    for     Mr. 
'  Phelps*    action,    he    having    Buffered 
,  much  agony   from   recurring  attacks 
|  of  a  pain  in:  hla  head,  attributed  to 
an    old    Injury    received    some   yeara 
:  ago  ■*.  bea  he  received  a  blow  on  the 
I  head  In  an  accident  at  hla  farm  near 
!  Carthage.      The     attacks     had     In- 
creased  in  severity   In   recent  years. 
Copies  of  Mr.  Phelpe  will  and  In- 
ventory  of   the    estate    as   made    In 
California  were  filed.     The  appraisal 
gho-ved     property     estimated     worth 
•541.981.     consisting     principally     of 
California  real  estate,  also  bonds  and 
other   personal    property. 


DEATHS 


IV.   II.    LIEL'KANCC. 

W«  H.  Ueurenoe,  79  years  oM.  died  j 
Wednesday    night    at    the    hccie    of  I 
his  son.  Grant  Lieurance.  at  Cabool, 
Mo.     Mr.   Lieurance  had   been  rrtlred  i 
from  active  business  for  several  yearn   ' 
The  body  was  forwarded  to  Roswell. 
ti.  U .  for  burial  bealde  his  wife,  who  ' 
died    more   than   a    year   ago.     He   Is  I 
surrltid  by  a  daughter.  Mrs.  Ouy  M.  J 
Rowe.   of   Roswell.   and  a   son.  Oram 
Lieurance  of  Cabool. 


A   Baby   Adopted. 

Judge  E.  P.  Dorrts  of  Alton.  In  a  i 
special  session  of  Howell  county  clr-  I 
cult  court,  granted  adoption  papers  i 
to  Mrs.  George  W.  Frederick  of  Weet  I 

Plains  for  an  Infant  boy  which  v.-as  ' 
vborn  a  few  months  ago  to  a  college  • 
girl   from  a  distant    town.  j 

The  mother  of  the  haby  cam*  to  I 
West  Plains  a  few  weeks  before  his  j 
birLh  and  rented  a  room  on  Jeffer- 
son avenue.  She  said  that  she  and 
her  huscand  bad  started  to  drive  In 
a  truck  from  their  home  In  Cali- 
fornia to  West  Plains,  but  that  the 

husband  had  trouble  with,  the  truck 
and  sent  her  on  ahead  on-  the  train. 
!  When  days  passed  and  the  husband 
i  failed  to  arrive,  it  was  thought  the 
1  situation  a  little  strange.    The  little 
'  fellow  kept  crying  until   It  was  de- 
cided   to   to   go  in    and     offer     her ' 
services  to  aid  the  young  mother  In 
quieting  blm.     When   the  room  waa  , 
entered   she    found    the   mother   was  > 
gone.     She   had   left  a  note  on   her  ' 
.  dresser   telling  she   had    been   called  I 
out  of  the  city  for  a  few  days,  but 
;  that    sba    would    be    back    to    claim 
|  her   baby. 

IIVDE-ELMORE    WEDDING 
CELEBRATED    MLNDAY. 

The  home   of   Mr.    and    Mr*.   J.   F.  ' 
Elmore    was    the    scene    of    a    pretty 
home    wedding    Sunday    when    their  ' 
daughter,   Rena   Bernice.   became   the 
bride  of  Charles  Dillard  Hyde,  son  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Perry  Hyde  of  Marah-  : 
field.      The    ceremony    was    read    by  ' 
the     Reverend      N       H        Trlplett      of 
Mnrshflrld.      MLss    Norene    Robbernon 
of     Springfield      v.  as     mald-of-honor 
and    Herman     Hyde    of     Marshfleld  '• 
acted    as    bent    man.      Mr.    and    Mrs. 
Hyde  are  spending'  their   honeymoon 
In  Kansas  City  and  will   be  at  home, 
after  January  3,  In  Marshfleld.  ; 

--o-- - 


1136 


INDEX 

It  was  my  intention  to  make  the  index  as  complete  and  useful  as  possible.  If  it  was 
uncertain  whether  a  name  was  Heese  or  Hesse,  I  included  both.  If  George  Peterson  married 
Sarah  Gant,  I  included  the  name  Sarah  Gant  Peterson  in  the  index.  If  Mrs.  Laura  Banfield  died 
leaving  a  daughter  Mrs.  Ada  Toliver,  in  the  index  I  included  the  name  Ada  Banfield.  In  some 
cases  this  led  to  errors.  Perhaps  Mrs.  Banfield  had  been  married  twice  and  Ada  was  a  child  of 
the  first  marriage. 

However  I  did  NOT  include  the  names  of  all  those  attending  big  events  like  family 
reunions  and  large  weddings. 

The  index  is  to  the  date  of  the  newspaper— NOT  to  the  date  of  the  event. 

The  abbreviations  after  the  date  indicate  the  following: 

A  =  anniversary 

B  =  birth  of 

C  =  child  born  to 

D  =  death 

DV  =  divorce  case—also  cases  of  annulment  and  separate 

maintenance.  Remember  that  many  divorce  cases 

were  dismissed  and  were  never  granted. 
E  =  engagement 
M  =  marriage 
P  =  probate  case.  Remember  that  minor  children  and 

insane  persons  had  estates  as  well  as  deceased 

persons. 

In  the  last  column  on  the  right,  the  letter  indicates  in  which  newspaper  the  item  appeared: 

N  =  the  Daily  News 
L  =  the  Leader 

The  number  after  that  indicates  the  page  number  of  that  issue. 


AAB 

Fred,  Mrs.  1-12-27  N7 
ABBOTT 

Burl  3-7-27  L2 

Charles  7-11-27  L6 

Charles  9-11-27  L20 

Charles  9-11-27  N9A 

E.  H.  7-11-27  L6 

Frank  7-12-27  L4 

Frank  C.  7-11-27  L6 

H.  M.  6-16-27  L6 

Helen  11-14-27  L5 

Helen  11-14-27  N10 

Helen  7-11-27D  L6 

Helen  7-12-27D  L4 

John  W.  4-11-27D  L8 

John  W.  4-11-27D  N2 

L.  A. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 

L.  A. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 

Mary  Beth  9-11-27  L20 

Thelma  9-11-27M  L20 

Thelma  9-11-27M  N9A 

Walter  S.  11-14-27D  L5 

Walter  S.  11-14-27D  N10 

Walter  S.  11-15-27D  L10 

Walter  S.  11-15-27D  N12 
ABERCROMBIE 

Ruth  Harrison  9-14-27  N12 
ABERNATHY 

Mamie  7-7-27D  L14 
ABNEY 

Clifford  10-19-27  L12 

Clifford  10-19-27  N9 

Cora  10-19-27  L12 

Cora  10-19-27  N9 

Mary  10-19-27D  L12 

Mary  10-19-27D  N9 
ABSTON 

Olive  4-17-27M  N5 
ACHERS 

Jessie  4-8-27  L21 
ACKERMAN 

Clarence  6-5-27M  L18 

Elizabeth  Latham  6-5-27  L18 

Joe  3-19-27P  L12 

Josephine  3-19-27  L12 
ACKERS 

Dessie  4-9-27  N12 
ACTON 

Bertha  9-17-27M  L12 


ACTON  (cont.) 

Bertha  9-18-27M  NIB 
Bertha  A.  3-7-27DV  L8 
Bertha  A.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Bertha  A.  5-22-27DV  N4 
John  W.  3-7-27DV  L8 
John  W.  5-12-27DV  L8 
John  W.  5-22-27DV  N4 
O. ,  Mrs.  4-10-27  L17 
O.  ,  Mrs.  -4-10-27  N2B 
0. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  L8 
0. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  N2 
O. ,  Mrs.  4-12-27  L13 
O. ,  Mrs.  4-12-27  N12 
Sidney  O.  11-1-27DV  N12 
Sofrona  11-1-27DV  N12 

ADAMS 

6-27-27  L12 

Albert  O.  4-14-27M  N4 
Alfrey  7-18-27  L7 
Alfrey  7-18-27  N3 
Arizona  Jones  4-7-27  L14 
Arizona  Jones  4-7-27  N2 
Arthur  1-22-27  L7 
Carlton  M.  1-22-27P  L7 
Clara  Sharp  7-5-27  L10 
Clarence  12-16-27C  L3 

E.  L.  8-28-27C  N6B 
Ed  6-27-27  N10 

Ed,  Mrs.  12-6-27D  L4 

F.  0.  10-14-27  L2 
F.  W.  10-14-27  L2 
Fred,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 
Fred,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 
Horace  12-2-27DV  L8 

Ida  Davidson  12-6-27D  L4 
J.  M. ,  Mrs.  8-14-27  N7A 
J.  M. ,  Mrs.  8-4-27  N5 
Leoda  Shroyer  4-14-27  N4 
Mahala  10-22-27P  L7 
Marjorie  10-6-27  LI 
Minnie  8-17-27DV  L4 
Minnie  8-17-27DV  N12 
Minnie  9-16-27DV  L6 
Minnie  9-17-27DV  N3 
Mollie  Coleman  10-30-27  Nl 
Nettie  4-8-27M  N6 
Opal  G.  1-22-27P  L7 
Oscar  8-17-27DV  L4 
Oscar  8-17-27DV  N12 


1239 


ADAMS  (cont.) 

Oscar  9-16-27DV  L6 

Oscar  9-17-27DV  N3 

Patricia  Jean  12-16-27B  L3 

R. ,  Mrs.  1-17-27  N 

Ray  D.,  Mrs.  12-6-27  Nil 

Roy  D.  12-4-27  L32 

Ruth  12-2-27DV  L8 

Sarah  5-10-27D  L16 

Sarah  5-10-27D  N6 

Sarah  5-11-27D  L12 

Sarah  5-11-27D  N6 

Sarah  5-9-27D  L8 

Sarah  5-9-27D  N2 

Verda  M.  1-22-27P  L7 

Will  9-16-27  L18 

William  9-4-27M  L21 

William  J.  10-6-27M  LI 

William  J.  9-4-27E  N2C 

William  J.  9-4-27M  Nl 

William  J.  9-5-27M  Lll 

Winfield  Livingston  9-4-27  L21 

Winifred  Livingston  9-4-27  Nl 

Winifred  Livingston  9-5-27  Lll 
ADAMSON 

Carolyn  Ruth  10-15-27B  L7 

W.  J.  10-15-27C  L7 
ADDISON 

John  10-2-27D  N4A 
ADKINS 

Guy  C.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Guy  C.  9-13-27DV  L10 

Guy  C.  9-14-27DV  Nl 

Irva  1-13-27DV  L8 

Irva  9-13-27DV  L10 

Irva  9-14-27DV  Nl 

Mamie  1-18-27  LI 

Mamie  1-19-27  L4 

Mamie  1-19-27  N12 

Mamie  1-20-27  L6 

R.  M.  1-18-27  LI 

R.  M.  1-19-27  L4 

R.  M.  1-19-27  N12 

R.  M.  1-20-27  L6 
AGEE 

Al  10-16-27DV  N2B 

Avery  E.  5-1-27M  L22 

Avery  E.  5-1-27M  Nl 

Avery  G.  5-1-27M  N6B 

Belle  6-24-27  N5 


AGEE  (cont.) 

Blossom  Lowry  5-1-27  L22 

Blossom  Lowry  5-1-27  Nl 

Blossom  Lowry  5-1-27  N6B 

C.  B.  6-23-27  L17 

C.  B.  6-24-27  N5 

C.  C.  6-23-27  L17 

C.  C.  6-24-27  N5 

Claude  6-23-27  L17 

Claude  6-24-27  N5 

Josephine  6-23-27M  L17 

Josephine  6-24-27M  N5 

Mattie  10-16-27DV  N2B 

Minnie  Belle  6-23-27  L17 
AGERS 

Carl  10-22-27P  L7 
AGNEW 

Mary  5-1-27D  L28 

Mary  5-1-27D  N6B 
AHLSTEAD 

,  Mrs.  11-26-27  LI 

AHLSTED 

Cora  11-26-27  N12 

Cora  F.  11-27-27  NIB 

Cora  F.  Upton  11-27-27  NIB 

R.  T. ,  Mrs.  8-11-27  L8 

R.  T. ,  Mrs.  8-12-27  N3 
AINSWORTH 

Robert  C.  7-21-27D  N8 
AKERS 

J.  D. ,  Mrs.  4-9-27  L10 

Margaret  C.  10-22-27  L7 
AKIN 

Lizzie  Morris  6-12-27  L31 

Lizzie  Morris  6-12-27  N7 
AKINS 

Bert  2-5-27  L10 

Bert  2-6-27  L25 

Bert  2-6-27  N2 

Ike  2-13-27D  Nl 

Mary  Elizabeth  6-12-27M  N5B 

Skeet  2-13-27D  Nl 

Thomas  J.  6-12-27  N5B 

Zoe  3-11-27  L22 

Zoe  6-12-27  N5B 

infant  2-5-27D  L10 

infant  2-6-27D  L25 

infant  2-6-27D  N2 
ALBERT 

Clarence  Edward  9-14-27M  Nl 


1240 


ALBERT  (cont.) 

Emma  10-1-27D  N3 

Emma  10-2-27D  L31 

Emma  10-2-27D  N2A 

Emma  10-4-27P  L2 

Emma  10-4-27P  N2 

Emma  9-29-27D  L6 

Emma  9-29-27D  N2 

Emma  9-30-27D  L8 

Emma  9-30-27D  N13 

John  9-29-27  L6 

John  9-29-27  N2 

John  9-30-27  N13 

Josephine  Cooper  9-14-27  Nl 
ALBERTS 

Doris  3-20-27M  Lll 

Doris  3-20-27M  NIB 
ALBRIGHT 

C.  W.  9-15-27C  L10 

Claude  Wellington  9-15-27B  L10 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  5-12-27  L8 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  5-12-27  N7 
ALDERDEEN 

Alma  6-10-27  N3 
ALESHIRE 

Bettie  York  7-22-27  L17 

L.  H.  8-28-27DV  NIB 

Mabel  8-28-27DV  NIB 

Nettie  York  7-23-27  Nl 

Nettie  York  7-23-27  N2 

William  B.  7-22-27M  L17 

William  H.  7-23-27M  Nl 

William  H.  7-23-27M  N2 
ALEXANDER 

America  N.  3-16-27P  L2 

Bernice  4-12-27  N12 

Bernie  10-22-27  L7 

Bernie  3-16-27  L2 

Burney  3-10-27  L8 

C.  E.  6-12-27  L9 

Carter  C.  9-10-27D  L12 

Carter  C.  9-10-27D  N16 

Carter  C.  9-11-27D  L31 

Carter  C.  9-11-27D  N6A 

Carter  C.  9-8-27D  L10 

Carter  C.  9-8-27D  N8 

Carter  C.  9-9-27D  L13 

Carter  C.  9-9-27D  N12 

Cecil  6-23-27M  L17 

Cecil  6-24-27M  N5 


ALEXANDER  (cont.) 

Charles  E. ,  Mrs.  6-6-27D  L4 

Charles  E.,  Mrs.  6-6-27D  N3 

Charles  E.,  Mrs.  6-7-27D  L10 

Charles  E.,  Mrs.  6-7-27D  N8 

Charlotte  10-23-27  L4 

David  Fred  3-22-27  L5 

Edith  2-4-27M  L8 

Floyd  1-14-27DV  L15 

Floyd  3-10-27  L8 

Floyd  3-16-27  L2 

Golden  4-17-27M  N5 

Hollie  Hart  1-7-27  L14 

Hollie  Hart  1-8-27  L5 

Hollie  Hart  1-9-27  L8 

J.  A.  7-18-27  L7 

J.  A.  7-18-27  N3 

J.  T.  7-18-27D  L7 

J.  T.  7-18-27D  N3 

James  2-18-27  N3 

James  4-12-27  N12 

Jesse  L.  9-11-27M  Nl 

Jesse  T.  9-11-27M  L31 

Josephine  Agee  6-23-27  L17 

Josephine  Agee  6-24-27  N5 

Lola  C.  6-12-27D  L9 

Lola  C.  6-6-27D  L4 

Lola  C.  6-6-27D  N3 

Lola  C.  6-7-27D  L10 

Lola  C.  6-7-27D  N8 

M.  E.  4-12-27  N12 

Mandy  1-14-27DV  L15 

Mary  7-18-27  L7 

Mary  7-18-27  N3 

Mercia  3-11-27D  L19 

Mercie  N.  10-22-27P  L7 

Merica  3-10-27D  L8 

Merica  N.  J.  Roberts  3-10-27D  L8 

Merica  Nettie  Jane  3-10-27D  L8 

Pat  12-11-27C  N8B 

Raymond  4-12-27D  N12 

Robert  4-12-27  N12 

Robert  6-6-27  L4 

Robert  6-6-27  N3 

Sammie  4-12-27  N12 

Temple  7-18-27  L7 

Tennie  10-16-27D  Lll 

Vida  E.  Castor  9-11-27  L31 

Vida  E.  Castor  9-11-27  Nl 

W.  B.  6-12-27  L9 


1241 


ALEXANDER  (cont.) 

Winifred  Tennessee  10-23-27D  L4 
ALFORD 

Harold  Herman  9-18-27  NIB 

J.  E.  9-18-27  NIB 
ALFRED 

Charles  12-7-27C  L6 

Eula  May  12-7-27B  L6 

H.  W. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  L8 

Waunita  Wilford  12-7-27  L6 
ALGEO 

Blanche  Bodanski  10-9-27  N10B 

Blanche  D.  Bodanske  10-11-27  L15 

Blanche  D.  Dodaneske  10-11-27  N5 

Blanche  Decker  10-11-27  N5 

Earl  M.  10-11-27M  L15 

Earl  M.  10-11-27M  N5 

Earl  M.  10-9-27M  N10B 

George  10-11-27  L15 

George  10-11-27  N5 
ALGIRE 

Martha  L.  10-30-27M  Nl 
ALLEN 

A.  D.  4-16-27  L7 

A.  D.  7-16-27  L7 

A. ,  Mrs.  1-17-27D  N2 

Ada  4-10-27  L6 

Andrew  2-27-27D  L31 

Andrew  2-28-27D  L10 

Bart  9-4-27M  L21 

Bart  9-4-27M  Nl 

Bertha  M.  2-13-27  NIB 

Charles  4-10-27  L6 

Dona  3-12-27DV  L10 

Dona  5-12-27DV  L8 

Dona  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Ethel  1-13-27DV  L8 

Ethel  M.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Ethel  M.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Everett  2-13-27  NIB 

George  W. ,  Mrs.  1-12-27  L8 

George,  Mrs.  1-3-27  L9 

Gladys  Mullens  4-17-27  N5 

Irene  Arnold  9-4-27  L21 

Irene  Arnold  9-4-27  Nl 

J.  H.  3-12-27DV  L10 

J.  H.  5-12-27DV  L8 

J.  H.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

J.  M.  6-20-27  N10 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  6-21-27  N3 


ALLEN  (cont.) 

Jack  4-17-27M  N5 

Jemima  6-20-27  N10 

John  4-10-27  L6 

John  T.  6-21-27  N3 

Julia  6-20-27  N10 

L.  W.  6-21-27  N3 

Lelia  B.  Hedgpeth  6-28-27  N5 

Lelia  B.  Hedgpith  6-26-27  L20 

Louis  6-20-27  N10 

Martha  11-3-27D  L12 

Martha  11-4-27D  N16 

Mary  6-20-27  N10 

Mary  6-21-27  L10 

Mary  6-21-27  N3 

Mary  J.  2-13-27  N9 

Mattie  6-22-27  N12 

Myrtle  6-20-27  N10 

N. ,  Mrs.  9-6-27  L15 

N. ,  Mrs.  9-6-27  N5 

Otis  1-13-27DV  L8 

Otis  P.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Otis  S.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Otis  S.  6-20-27  N10 

Otis  S.  6-21-27  N3 

Owen  4-10-27  L6 

Perry  T.  4-16-27  L7 

Richard  Brown  6-20-27  N10 

Stella  Schofield  8-10-27  N2 

Stella  Schofield  8-9-27  L4 

Una  10-23-27M  L4 

V.  Emery  6-26-27M  L20 

V.  Emery  6-28-27M  N5 

Victor  2-13-27  NIB 

Vivian  W.  4-23-27  L10 

W.  D.  6-21-27D  L10 

W.  D.  6-21-27D  N3 

Walker  6-20-27  N10 

William  A.,  Mrs.  2-13-27  NIB 

William  D.  6-20-27D  N10 
ALLISON 

Rachel  A.  7-17-27DV  L27 

Rachel  A.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Robert  F.  7-17-27DV  L27 

Robert  F.  9-17-27DV  N3 
ALLMAN 

Hugo,  Mrs.  9-3-27  L12 
ALLRED 

H.  W. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  N2 

0.  T.  3-16-27C  N10 


1242 


ALLWOOD 

J.  F. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27  L18 

J.  F. ,  Mrs.  9-3-27  N3 
ALLYN 

Lenora  7-24-27M  N10B 
ALMOND 

Charles  8-2-27  L13 

Melvin  8-2-27  L13 

Myrtle  8-2-27  L13 

Paul  8-2-27  L13 
ALSUP 

Martin  12-14-27M  L8 

Martin  12-14-27M  Nl 

Sue  Sinclair  12-14-27  L8 

Sue  Sinclair  12-14-27  Nl 
AMBLER 

Ardena  1-14-27  L14 

Cecil  1-14-27  L14 

Jack  1-14-27D  L14 

John  1-14-27  L14 

Opal  1-14-27  L14 

Rex,  Mrs.  1-12-27D  L9 

Rex,  Mrs.  1-13-27D  N 

Rex,  Mrs.  1-14-27D  L14 

Tom  1-14-27D  L14 
AMENT 

Adella  Monroe  10-22-27P  L7 
AMIS 

Belle  Lynes  2-1-27  LI 

Belle  Lynes  2-1-27  N3 

Everett  L.  2-1-27  LI 

Everett  L.  2-1-27  N3 

James  P.  7-10-27  L18 

Maybelle  Anderson  7-10-27  L18 

R.  B.  7-10-27M  L18 

Walter  W.  2-1-27D  N3 

Walter  Wilson  2-1-27D  N3 

Walter  Woodson  2-1-27D  LI 
AMOS 

John  1-22-27C  L7 

Vola  Lee  1-22-27B  L7 
ANDERSON 

Alma  10-2-27M  NIB 

Alma  7-29-27DV  L12 

Alma  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Anna  4-10-27  N2B 

Anna  4-14-27  L5 

Ben  H.  1-22-27  L7 

Bertha  2-8-27M  L9 

Bertha  7-17-27M  L8 


ANDERSON  (cont.) 

Bertha  7-17-27M  Nl 

Carl  7-29-27DV  L12 

Carl  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Charles  D.  11-8-27C  N3 

Clarence  3-22-27  L15 

E.  W.  1-24-27C  L6 

Edgar  5-30-27  L13 

Edgar  5-31-27  N5 

Emma  1-13-27DV  L8 

Emma  E.  1-27-27DV  L9 

Esther  10-13-27  L6 

Ethel  4-12-27DV  L5 

Ethel  5-12-27DV  L8 

Ethel  5-13-27DV  N9 

George,  Mrs.  3-17-27  L12 

George,  Mrs.  3-17-27  N6 

Gertrude  Crank  9-12-27  L16 

Gertrude  Crank  9-12-27  N10 

Glenn,  Mrs.  4-11-27  L8 

Glenn,  Mrs.  4-11-27  N2 

Gussie  E.  3-22-27M  L15 

H.  E.  5-30-27  L13 

H.  E.  5-31-27  N5 

H.  E. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27  L18 

H.  E. ,  Mrs.  9-3-27  N3 

Henrietta  11-4-27DV  N8 

Henrietta  8-1-27DV  L8 

Henrietta  8-2-27DV  N2 

J.  Howard  1-13-27DV  L8 

J.  Howard  1-27-27DV  L9 

James  4-24-27D  N12C 

James  R.  11-4-27DV  N8 

James  R.  8-1-27DV  L8 

James  R.  8-2-27DV  N2 

John  Logan  11-8-27B  N3 

Lillie  5-30-27M  L13 

Lillie  5-31-27M  N5 

Lillie  J.  5-25-27M  L9 

Lillie  J.  5-27-27M  N6 

M. ,  Mrs.  4-23-27  N3 

Maggie  1-22-27  L5 

Maggie  1-22-27  N15 

Maggie  Jarrett  1-18-27  L9 

Martha  Elizabeth  12-25-27M  L18 

Mary  12-18-27M  NIB 

Maud  B.  2-13-27  L9 

Maybelle  7-10-27M  L18 

Missouri  McSwain  4-22-27  L18 

Nancy  Helen  1-27-27M  L6 


1243 


ANDERSON  (cont.) 

Nancy  Helen  1-29-27M  N2 

Opal  2-13-27  L9 

Peter  3-14-27  L10 

Peter  L.  4-16-27P  L7 

R.  J.  9-12-27D  L16 

R.  J.  9-12-27D  N10 

Richard,  Mrs.  4-28-27  LI 2 

Richard,  Mrs.  4-28-27  N2 

Robert  C.  4-12-27DV  L5 

Robert  C.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Robert  C.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Rosalie  5-31-27  N5 

Stella  5-16-27D  L8 

Stella  5-21-27D  LI 

Stella  5-7-27D  LI 

Stella  5-8-27D  L19 

Stella  5-8-27D  Nl 

Stella  5-9-27D  LI 

Virgil  F.  8-17-27  L10 

Virgil  F.  8-17-27  N10 

Virgil,  Mrs.  8-10-27  N2 

Virgil,  Mrs.  8-9-27  L4 

W.  P.  1-22-27  L7 

W.  P.  10-22-27  L7 

W.  P.  4-16-27  L7 

W.  Y.  12-25-27  L18 

infant  3-14-27D  L10 
ANDREAS 

9-18-27  Nil 

ANDRES 

Louise  11-17-27M  L17 

Louise  11-6-27E  L16 

Mary  Elizabeth  11-17-27  L17 

Mary  Elizabeth  11-17-27M  L17 

Robert  11-6-27  L16 

Robert  A.  11-17-27  L17 
ANDREW 

Laura  C.  1-22-27D  N3 
ANDREWS 

Anna  4-10-27  L6 

Arzilla  Meador  6-15-27  L8 

Arzilla  Meador  6-15-27  N8 

August  7-29-27DV  L8 

August  9-15-27DV  L15 

August  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Charles  4-13-27DV  L8 

Charles  5-13-27DV  L22 

Charles  5-13-27DV  N9 

Elva  7-29-27DV  L8 


ANDREWS  (cont.) 

Elva  9-15-27DV  L15 
Elva  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Erwin  E.  2-26-27M  L12 
Erwin  Edward  2-25-27M  L18 
Ester  Skidmore  6-10-27  L10 
Esther  5-13-27  L27 
Esther  5-15-27  L20 
Esther  L.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Esther  Lee  5-13-27DV  N9 
Esther  Leo  4-13-27DV  L8 
Esther  Skidmore  6-11-27  N12 
Grace  Leard  6-25-27M  L9 
Grace  Leard  6-26-2 7M  L20 
Grace  Leard  6-26-27M  N3C 
J.  E. ,  Mrs.  8-15-27  L10 
J.  E. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27  N6 
J.  W.  6-15-27M  L8 
J.  W.  6-15-27M  N8 
Leonia  B.  Price  1-11-27  L9 
Lulu  1-19-27M  L7 
Lulu  1-19-27M  N2 
Lunetta  Grace  6-26-27M  N7A 
Maudie  Gilmore  2-25-27  L18 
Maudie  Gilmore  2-26-27  L12 
Rollin  F.  1-11-27M  L9 

ANGLE 

Mamie  Welch  11-17-27  L8 

ANGLEN 

E. ,  Mrs.  12-14-27D  N2 

Emanuel,  Mrs.  12-13-27D  L6 

J.  T.  12-13-27  L6 

J.  T.  12-14-27  N2 

Mary  Frances  12-13-27D  L6 

Mary  Frances  12-14-27D  N2 

Mary  Frances  Rogers  12-13-27D  L6 

Mary  Frances  Rogers  12-14-27D  N2 

ANGLER 

Emanuel  10-5-27D  L12 
Emanuel  10-5-27D  N12 
J.  P.  10-5-27  L12 
J.  P.  10-5-27  N12 

ANGLIN 

E.  J. ,  Mrs.  3-5-27  L12 
E.  J. ,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L30 
0.  W.  3-5-27  L12 
0.  W.  3-6-27  L30 

ANGLUM 

Nora  10-22-27  L7 


1244 


ANGUS 

Nannie  Headen  4-18-27  L8 
ANGWIN 

A.  C.  7-16-27  L7 

Raymond  H.  7-16-27P  L7 
ANSCHULTZ 

Marie  Emerick  11-5-27  N12 

Marie  Emrick  11-6-27  L22 
ANTHONY 

George  2-20-27  N3 
APPLEBERRY 

Robert,  Mrs.  8-10-27  L8 

Robert,  Mrs.  8-11-27  N3 
APPLEBY 

Alma  1-14-27DV  L15 

Alma  5-13-27DV  N2 

Alma  5-14-27DV  N6 

Anhard  Earl  4-3-27M  NIB 

Belle  Morris  6-12-27  L31 

Belle  Morris  6-12-27  N7 

Claude  1-10-27  L12 

Claude  1-3-27  L5 

Claude  11-13-27  Nl 

Clay  1-10-27  L12 

Clay  1-3-27  L5 

Clay  11-13-27  Nl 

Earl  1-3-27D  L5 

Earl  1-4-27D  L9 

Earl  1-4-27D  Nl 

Inez  S.  Chaney  4-4-27  L14 

Inez  Sarah  Chaney  4-3-27  L2 

Inez  Sarah  Chaney  4-3-27  NIB 

Jarne  1-10-27  L12 

Jarve  1-3-27  L5 

Jarve  11-13-27  Nl 

M.  P.  8-20-27C  L12 

M.  P.  8-21-27C  N2B 

Madeline  Wear  8-20-27  L12 

Orchard  E.  4-3-27M  L2 

R.  A.  1-3-27  L5 

R.  A.  11-13-27  Nl 

Richard  Earl  4-4-27M  L14 

Sam  1-14-27DV  L15 

Sam  5-13-27DV  N2 

Sam  5-14-27DV  N6 

W.  E.  1-10-27  L12 

W.  E.  1-11-27  Nil 

William  11-13-27A  Nl 
ARBAUGH 

William  8-28-27D  N6B 


ARBUCKLE 

Dorothy  10-11-27D  L9 
Dorothy  M.  10-10-27D  Lll 
Dorothy  M.  10-11-27D  N2 
Eldreid  10-10-27  Lll 
Eldreid  10-11-27  L9 
Eldreid  10-11-27  N2 
Robert  R.  10-4-27  L12 
Stanley  10-10-27  Lll 
Stanley  10-11-27  L9 
Stanley  10-11-27  N2 

ARCHEOLOGY 

in  Mcdonald  county  12-3-27  L6 

ARCH IAS 

E.  A.  3-13-27  L12 
E.  R.  3-12-27  L10 
Louie,  Mrs.  3-12-27D  L10 
Nannie  E.  3-12-27D  L10 
Nannie  E.  3-13-27D  L12 
Nannie  E.  3-14-27D  L10 
Nannie  E.  Flood  3-13-27D  L12 
Nannie  Flood  3-12-27D  L10 

ARMANTROUT 

Asa  10-22-27P  L7 
Delia  10-22-27  L7 
Deloris  10-22-27P  L7 

ARMOUR 

Maggie  Armstrong  9-24-27  L12 
Maggie  Armstrong  9-24-27  N12 

ARMSTRONG 

Abner,  Mrs.  9-24-27D  L12 

Abner,  Mrs.  9-24-27D  N12 

Abner,  Mrs.  9-25-27D  L31 

Alta  M.  4-16-27  L7 

Andrew  A.  6-7-27M  L9 

Andrew  A.  6-8-27M  N3 

Arthur  6-8-27M  Nl 

Arthur  A.  6-8-27M  Nl 

Dora  6-8-27  Nl 

Edwin  W.  11-14-27C  L5 

Ellen  Marie  11-14-27B  L5 

Elmer,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N16 

Elmer,  Mrs.  4-2-27  Nl 

Eual  Dee  4-16-27P  L7 

Frances  Elizabeth  4-16-27P  L7 

Hazel  Delia  Hurd  6-26-27  N7A 

Hazel  Hurd  6-28-27  N5 

Hazel  Hurd  6-29-27  L15 

Hubert  C.  6-26-27M  N7A 

Hubert  C.  6-29-27M  L15 


1245 


ARMSTRONG  (cont.) 

Hurbert  C.  6-28-27M  N5 

James  H.  9-24-27  L12 

James  H.  9-24-27  N12 

John  6-8-27  Nl 

Leona  Newton  4-2-27  Nl 

Lon  G.  6-28-27  N5 

Lon  G.  6-29-27  L15 

Louva  4-1-27M  L13 

Maggie  9-24-27  L12 

Maggie  9-24-27  N12 

Mary  F.  9-25-2 7D  N4A 

Mary  Frances  9-24-27D  L12 

Mary  Frances  9-24-27D  N12 

Mary  Frances  9-25-27D  L31 

Mary  Frances  9-25-27D  N4A 

Mattie  L.  Strickland  6-8-27  N3 

Mattie  Strickland  6-7-27  L9 

Mattie  Strickland  6-8-27  Nl 

Orville  9-24-27  L12 

Orville  9-24-27  N12 

Samuel  J.  4-1-27M  L13 

ARNDT 

Chloe  Fry  11-2-27  L12 
Chloe  Fry  11-3-27  Nl 
Herbert  0.  11-2-27M  L12 
Herbert  0.  11-3-27M  Nl 

ARNEY 

Helen  Hackworth  8-26-27  L23 
Helen  Hackworth  8-27-27  N5 
James  R.  8-26-27M  L23 
James  R.  8-27-27M  N5 
R.  J.  8-26-27  L23 
R.  J.  8-27-27  N5 

ARNN 

Buford  12-25-27D  L2 
Joseph  B.  12-14-27D  L8 
Joseph  B.  12-14-27D  N12 
Joseph  B.  12-15-27D  L12 
Joseph  B.  12-15-27D  N6 
Tabitha  12-18-27  N10B 
Tobitha  12-14-27  L8 
Tobitha  12-15-27  N6 
Tobitha  12-18-27  L39 

ARNOLD 

Alma  5-14-27  N12 
Alta  5-14-27  N12 
Bryant  5-14-27  N12 
Gladys  5-22-27  L5 
Irene  9-4-27M  L21 


ARNOLD  (cont.) 

Irene  9-4-27M  Nl 

Iva  5-14-27  N12 

J.  C.  3-29-27  L10 

J.  C.  3-31-27  N6 

J.  J.  9-7-27C  Nl 

James  5-12-27D  LI 

James  5-12-27D  Nl 

James  5-13-27D  L26 

James  5-13-27D  N8 

James  5-14-27D  L10 

James  5-14-27D  N12 

James  5-22-27D  L5 

Jess  5-14-27  N12 

John  5-12-27  LI 

John  5-12-27  Nl 

John  E.  3-29-27D  L10 

John  E.  3-30-27D  Lll 

John  E.  3-31-27D  L14 

John  E.  3-31-27D  N6 

John  R.  10-16-27M  L22 

John  Riley  10-16-27M  NIB 

Josephine  Rieke  10-16-27  L22 

Josephine  Rieke  10-16-27  NIB 

Marion  5-12-27  LI 

Marion  5-12-27  Nl 

Paul  5-12-27  LI 

Paul  5-12-27  Nl 
ARRINGTON 

Carrie  1-22-27P  L7 

Carrie  4-16-27P  L7 

Carrie  7-16-27P  L7 
ARROWOOD 

Harry  1-13-27DV  L8 

Lula  1-13-27DV  L8 
ARTAGA 

Alice  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Alice  M.  Hawkins  3-17-27DV  N7 

Alice  M.  Hawkins  5-13-27DV  N9 

Plutarca  3-17-27DV  N7 

Plutarco  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Plutarco  M.  5-13-27DV  N9 
ARTAGO 

Alice  M.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Plutarco  M.  5-12-27DV  L8 
ARTEGA 

Alice  M.  Hawkins  3-17-27M  L18 

Plutarco  M.  3-17-27DV  L18 
ARTHUR 

Ada  9-1-27  Nil 


1246 


ARTHUR  (cont.) 

E.  J.  6-28-27C  N2 
Oma  10-2-27M  NIB 
Rexie  June  6-28-27B  N2 
William  0.  4-16-27  L7 

ASBELL 

Ella  Ringenberg  8-15-27  L10 
Ella  Ringenberg  8-16-27  N6 

ASH 

Orval  9-18-27  NIB 

ASHENHURST 

Edna  11-6-27  Nl 
Lee  11-6-27  Nl 
William  E.  11-6-27D  Nl 

ASHER 

Charley  3-9-27  L8 
Isabell  3-9-27  L8 
Walter  3-9-27  L8 
William,  Mrs.  3-10-27D  L8 
William,  Mrs.  3-9-27D  L8 

ASHLEY 

James  H.  2-21-27D  L6 

ASHLY 

E.  J.  5-29-27C  N8C 

ASKEW 

H.  A.  10-2-27  L31 

ASKINS 

Margaret  Winifred  10-11-27B  L9 
Margaret  Winifred  10-12-27B  N5 
Marion  Murphy  10-11-27  L9 
Mary  Murphy  10-12-27  N5 
Walter  I.  10-11-27C  L9 
Walter  L.  10-12-27C  N5 

ASPBELL 

Jim  8-23-27  N9 

ASSENMACHER 

Clement  A.  11-18-27M  L3 
Clement  A.  11-18-27M  Nl 
Mary  M.  Green  11-18-27  L3 
Mary  M.  Green  11-18-27  Nl 

ATCHELY 

Chloe  10-27-27M  N5 
M.  J.  10-27-27  N5 

ATCHERY 

Chloe  10-23-27M  L15 

ATCHLEY 

Chloe  10-23-27M  NIB 
M.  J.  10-25-27  L17 

ATCHLY 

Chloe  10-25-27M  L17 


ATKINS 

Hazel  Sechler  10-6-27  L8 
Hazel  Sechler  10-6-27  Nl 
Ray  W.  10-6-27M  L8 
Ray  W.  10-6-27M  Nl 

ATON 

Georgia  Utley  9-8-27  L15 
Georgia  Utley  9-9-27  N5 
Sidney  M.  8-14-27E  N3C 
Sidney  M.  9-8-27M  L15 
Sidney  M.  9-9-27M  N5 
T.  M.  9-8-27  L15 
T.  M.  9-9-27  N5 

ATTAWAY 

Rose  1-14-27DV  L15 
Thomas  1-14-27DV  L15 

ATTEBERRY 

Anna  Mae  2-6-27  NIB 
D.  S.  2-6-27  NIB 
D.  S.  5-17-27  L17 
D.  S.  5-17-27  N12 
D.  S.  5-9-27  L13 
D.  S.  5-9-27  N5 
Gretchen  2-6-27  NIB 
Gretchen  5-17-27  N12 
Magdalena  2-6-27  NIB 
Magdalena  5-17-27M  L17 
Magdalena  5-17-27M  N12 
Magdalene  5-16-27M  L8 
Magdalene  5-9-27E  L13 
Magdalene  5-9-27E  N5 
Martha  Ann  2-6-27  NIB 
Ruth  M.  9-22-27DV  Nl 
Ruth  M.  9-23-27DV  L8 
William  2-6-27  NIB 
William  V.  5-17-27  L17 
William  V.  5-17-27  N12 
William  V.  9-22-27DV  Nl 
William  V.  9-23-27DV  L8 

ATWELL 

Dessie  Cochran  6-26-27  N7A 
Dessie  Cochran  6-30-27  L19 
Earl  6-26-27M  N7A 
Earl  G.  6-30-27M  L19 

ATWOOD 

Eva  12-14-27M  L8 
Eva  12-15-27M  Nl 

AUGUS 

Nannie  4-19-27  N2 


1247 


AULT 

Minerva  11-5-27  LI 

Minerva  7-28-27  L6 

Minerva  C.  11-6-27  NIB 

Preston  W.  5-7-27D  L5 

Preston  W.  5-8-27D  N2B 
AUSLAM 

Kate  Davis  10-23-27  L15 

Samuel  M.  10-23-27M  L15 
AUSTIN 

Charles  H.  4-16-27  L7 

Irene  Ruth  6-3-27M  L19 

Irene  Ruth  6-3-27M  L23 

Irene  Ruth  6-4-27M  N5 

Kate  Davis  10-23-27  Nl 

M.  I. ,  Mrs.  6-15-27  N2 

M.  L. ,  Mrs.  6-14-27  L12 

M.  L. ,  Mrs.  6-14-27  N3 

Samuel  M.  10-23-27M  Nl 
AUTHORS 

from  Springfield  2-27-27  N4C 
AVEN 

Charley  3-7-27  L8 

Lois  6-26-27M  L37 

Lois  6-26-27M  N10B 

Lois  6-26-27M  N7A 

Nannie  3-7-27  L8 

Sarah  Ann  3-7-27D  L8 

Sarah  Ann  3-8-27D  L10 

Walter  3-7-27  L8 

Will  3-7-27  L8 
AVERY 

Alice  Jones  10-4-27  L10 

Alice  Jones  10-4-27  N2 

Harol  E.  11-2-27M  L12 

Harol  E.  11-2-27M  N10 

Lucille  Strieker  11-2-27  L12 

Lucille  Strieker  11-2-27  N10 
AYERS 

Agnes  Jennings  5-5-27  L4 

Agnes  Jennings  5-5-27  N6 

Vinson  5-5-27M  L4 

Vinson  5-5-27M  N6 
AYRES 

Murray  W.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Murray  W.  1-20-27DV  L9 

Pansy  1-13-27DV  L8 

Pansy  1-20-27DV  L9 
BABB 

Emily  Rebecca  Collins  7-2-27  L7 


BABB  (cont.) 

John  7-2-27  L7 
John  7-8-27  L12 

BACHMAN 

C.  M. ,  Mrs.  5-8-27  L5 

BACON 

G.  W.  4-2-27D  L3 

BACONE 

G.  W.  4-2-27D  N3 

BADGETT 

Billy  2-20-27  N8 

BAER 

Jerome,  Mrs.  2-2-27  LI 
Pauline  10-9-27M  N10B 

BAGBY 

Oliver  J.  4-28-27  N4 

BAHL 

Madge  p.  955 
P.  W.  p.  955 

BAICHTAL 

E.  L.  3-5-27  L12 
John  H.  3-5-27D  L12 

BAILEY 

Ada  Ramsey  4-16-27P  L7 
Arthur  12-25-27M  L16 
Arthur  12-25-27M  NIB 
Dimple  B.  12-20-27M  L13 
Gladys  Elmore  5-12-27  N10 
Gladys  Elmore  5-12-27  N6 
Gladys  P.  Elmore  5-12-27  L8 
Hazel  M.  9-24-27M  L12 
Hazel  M.  9-24-27M  Nl 
Helen  Margaret  4-16-27P  L7 
J.  S.  7-27-27DV  L4 
James  L.  5-12-27M  L8 
James  L.  5-12-27M  N10 
James  L.  5-12-27M  N6 
John  8-30-27  L15 
John,  Mrs.  8-31-27  N5 
Joseph  S.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Joseph  S.  9-24-27DV  L12 
Lola  May  4-16-27P  L7 
Mabel  12-6-27  L12 
Mabel  12-7-27  N2 
Mary  Evelyn  4-16-27P  L7 
Maude  10-11-27M  Nl 
Maude  9-24-27DV  L12 
Maude  H.  7-27-27DV  L4 
Maude  H.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Nannie  Lynn  M.  12-25-27M  L16 


1248 


BAILEY  (cont.) 

Nannie  Lynn  M.  12-25-27M  NIB 

Paul  3-13-27  L6 

Simple  B.  12-20-27M  Nl 

Sylvia  Winter  12-25-27  L16 

Sylvia  Winter  12-25-27  NIB 

Violet  Angela  2-19-27M  L12 

William  Wayne  4-16-27P  L7 

Zelma  Lorine  4-16-27P  L7 
BAIN 

Earl  J.  7-3-27M  L19 

Ethel  Richter  7-3-27  L19 
BAIRD 

Charles  A.,  Mrs.  6-5-27D  L31 

Charles  A.,  Mrs.  6-5-27D  N2 

Cora  6-5-27D  N2 

Cora  Knight  6-5-27D  L31 

Cora  Knight  6-5-27D  N2 

Josephine  6-5-27  L31 

Josie  6-5-27  N2 

Kenneth  6-5-27  L31 

Kenneth  6-5-27  N2 

Paul  6-5-27  L31 

Paul  6-5-27  N2 

Warren  6-5-27  L31 

Warren  6-5-27  N2 
BAKEMAN 

Flora  B.  Mackey  9-6-27  L15 

Flora  B.  Mackey  9-6-27  N5 

Fred  8-30-27  L15 

Fred  9-6-27  L15 

Fred  9-6-27  N5 

Henry  F.  8-30-27M  L15 

J.  P.  9-6-27M  L15 

J.  P.  9-6-27M  N5 

Margaret  McSparren  8-30-27  L15 
BAKER 

A.  E.  1-22-27  L7 

Andrew  5-11-27C  N6 

Anna  Mae  6-30-27M  L14 

Anna  Mae  6-30-27M  N16 

August  1-14-27DV  L15 

Axie  Elizabeth  4-17-27  L9 

Billy  Edgar  4-1-27B  L13 

C.  A.  8-8-27  L3 

C.  C.  2-20-27  N3 

C.  P.  8-8-27  L3 

Carl  Thomas  12-24-27M  LI 

Carl  Thomas  12-24-27M  Nl 

Carrie  B.  1-22-27  L7 


BAKER  (cont.) 

Clifford  W.  3-4-27M  L6 

Dorothy  King  1-23-27  N5 

Earl  1-23-27M  N5 

Edith  Craig  12-16-27  L24 

Edith  Craig  12-17-27  N12 

Edna  Mae  Daniels  3-4-27  L6 

Edward  E.  12-3-27DV  Nl 

Elizabeth  Carolyn  5-29-27M  L19 

Elizabeth  Carolyn  5-29-27M  N3C 

Erice  E.  1-22-27P  L7 

Florence  9-18-27  N10A 

Fred  8-28-27D  L2 

H.  M.  8-8-27  L3 

H.  W.  5-29-27  L19 

H.  W.  5-29-27  N3C 

Irene  Peltz  12-24-27  LI 

Irene  Peltz  12-24-27  Nl 

J.  C.  8-8-27  L3 

J.  Edson,  Mrs.  6-10-27  N3 

J.  Edson,  Mrs.  6-8-27  L14 

J.  Edson,  Mrs.  6-9-27  LI 

J.  Edson,  Mrs.  6-9-27  Nl 

J.  H.  4-1-27C  L13 

Jack,  Mrs.  4-6-27  L10 

Jack,  Mrs.  4-6-27  N3 

James  K.  8-3-27DV  N2 

James  K.  9-15-27DV  L15 

James  K.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

James  P.  8-18-27C  N12 

Louise  8-3-27DV  N2 

Louise  9-15-27DV  L15 

Louise  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Milton  C.  1-22-27P  L7 

Minnie  May  12-3-27DV  L12 

Minnie  May  12-3-27DV  Nl 

Myrtle  8-8-27  L3 

0.  L.  4-17-27  L9 

Ovah  Bates  12-11-27D  N 

R.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-30-27  L14 

Stella  1-14-27DV  L15 

T.  W.  8-8-27  L3 

Tim,  Mrs.  6-18-27  Nl 

Tom  8-28-27D  NIB 

William  E.  12-3-27DV  L12 

Zella  Ruth  6-1-27M  N3 

BALD  KNOBBERS 

book  about  5-1-27  L22 
hanging  of  5-8-27  L9 


1249 


BALDSCHUN 

F.  A.  3-6-27C  L30 
Pauline  Gray  3-6-27  L30 

BALDWIN 

---  9-11-27C  N9A 
Anna  11-29-27  N6 
Asley  1-13-27DV  L8 
Chloe  Atchely  10-27-27  N5 
Chloe  Atchery  10-23-27  L15 
Chloe  Atchley  10-23-27  NIB 
Chloe  Atchly  10-25-27  L17 
Fannie  Reichard  1-22-27  L7 
Fannie  Reichard  7-16-27  L7 
George  B.  1-13-27DV  L8 
Harve  C.  7-29-27DV  L2 
Harve  C.  9-16-27DV  L6 
Harve  C.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Harvey  11-7-27M  L6 
Katie  McSwain  4-22-27  L18 
Katie  McSwain  4-23-27  N3 
Lottie  White  3-10-27  L8 
Martha  5-15-27M  NIB 
Martha  5-16-27M  N3 
Mary  McSwain  11-7-27  L6 
Minnie  1-13-27DV  L8 
N.  10-25-27  L17 
Olaf  10-23-27M  L15 
Olaf  10-23-27M  NIB 
Olaf  10-25-27M  L17 
Olaf  10-27-27M  N5 
Verna  L.  9-16-27DV  L6 
Verna  Lee  7-29-27DV  L2 
Verna  Lee  9-17-27DV  N3 
William  H.  1-13-27DV  L8 

BALES 

Ethel  Haymes  6-14-27  L12 
Ethel  Haymes  6-15-27  N2 

BALL 

---  1-24-27  L6 

Alma  Anderson  10-2-27  NIB 

Burgess  1-12-27  L4 

C.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-27-27  L2 

C.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-28-27  L6 

Emma  1-14-27DV  L15 

Eric  6-28-27D  L12 

Etna  Trantham  5-19-27  L12 

Etna  Trantham  5-20-27  N6 

Eva  J.  1-24-27  L6 

Frances  Washington  1-12-27  L4 

Frank  10-2-27M  NIB 


BALL  (cont.) 

Fred  6-5-27  L31 
Frederick  p.  955 
George  H.  10-9-27M  L29 
Hattie  8-11-27  N8 
J.  F.  1-14-27DV  L15 
Mary  1-12-27  L4 
R.  0.  4-16-27  L7 
S.  L.,  Mrs.  6-19-27  N10A 
Zoe  Cole  10-9-27  L29 

BALLEW 

L.  A.  6-16-27  L6 

Tom,  Mrs.  11-20-27  N2C 

BALLINGER 

Harriet  E.  4-16-27P  L7 
Harriett  E.  10-22-27P  L7 
Homer  J.  10-22-27P  L7 
Ralph  R.  10-22-27  L7 
Ralph  R.  4-16-27  L7 

BALLRICK 

Julius,  Mrs.  10-17-27  L5 
Julius,  Mrs.  10-17-27  N2 
Julius,  Mrs.  10-18-27  L13 
Julius,  Mrs.  10-18-27  N2 

BALMAS 

W.  S.  5-1-27C  N8B 

BALSCHUN 

F.  A.  3-6-27C  L30 
Pauline  Gray  3-6-27  L3  0 

BANCROFT 

Agnes  D.  9-17-27  N3 
Andrew  George  10-22-27P  L7 
Andrew  George  11-4-27  N10 
Andrew  George  11-4 -27P  N10 
Doris  Lee  10-22-27P  L7 
Doris  Lee  11-4-27  N10 
Dorothy  10-22-27P  L7 
Dorothy  Wilma  11-4-27  N10 
Wilma  10-22-27P  L7 

BANFIELD 

Nancy  C.  7-16-27P  L7 

BANGHART 

Irving  G.,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 

BANGS 

Lela  8-24-27M  N16 

BANHART 

Irving  0.,  Mrs.  5-31-27  N2 

BANKS 

Catherine  Ellen  10-10-27B  L6 
Catherine  Ellen  10-10-27B  N10 


1250 


BANKS  (cont.) 

J.  P.  10-10-27C  L6 
J.  P.  10-10-27C  N10 
P.  H. ,  Mrs.  7-15-27  L6 
Philip,  Mrs.  4-18-27  L8 
Philip,  Mrs.  4-19-27  N2 

BANNING 

Clara  6-14-27  L12 
Clara  6-15-27  N2 
Ella  6-14-27  L12 
Ella  6-15-27  N2 
H.  E.  6-14-27  L12 
H.  E.  6-15-27  N2 

BANTA 

James  12-14-27A  L10 
James  12-30-27A  N5 
Margaret  Webb  12-30-27  N5 

BAPTIST  CHURCH 

history  in  Spfd  10-8-27  L3 
history  of  11-5-27  L2 

BARANGER 

A.  E. ,  Mrs.  8-12-27  L22 
A.  E. ,  Mrs.  8-12-27  N3 

BARBEE 

Hubert  12-19-27  L14 
Margaret  12-19-27  L14 

BARBER 

Dorotha  King  1-23-27  Lll 

Dorothy  King  1-23-27  N5 

Earl  1-23-27M  Lll 

Earl  1-23-27M  N5 

Ethel  Pringle  10-17-27  L5 

Herman  E.  9-18-27  NIB 

BARCKETT 

C.  P. ,  Mrs.  9-6-27  N3 

BARDE 

John  M.  4-22-27DV  N8 
Martha  4-22-27DV  N8 

BARDON 

Gladys  9-26-27  LI 
Minnie  Kelgore  9-26-27  LI 
R.  V. ,  Mrs.  9-26-27  N2 
R.  V. ,  Mrs.  9-27-27  N12 

BARGER 

Laura  10-13-27  L15 

BARKER 

Dennis  Gene  8-9-27B  Nl 
Dennis  Gene  9-9-27B  L13 
Helen  Ruth  3-7-27D  L8 
Helen  Ruth  3-8-27D  L10 


BARKER  (cont.) 

L.  H.  3-7-27  L8 

L.  H.  3-8-27  L10 

Lewis  3-7-27  L8 

Margaret  Dennis  8-9-27  Nl 

Margaret  Dennis  9-9-27  L13 

Myrtle  3-7-27  L8 

N.  L. ,  Mrs.  4-8-27  L21 

N.  L. ,  Mrs.  4-8-27  N7 

O.  5-1-27D  N8B 

0.  H.  2-20-27  N3 

S.  F. ,  Mrs.  2-6-27  L3 

Tom  8-28-27  N6B 

V.  P.  8-9-27C  Nl 

V.  P.  9-9-27C  L13 

Walter  C.  5-8-27D  L5 
BARLOW 

Fannie  Fryer  7-15-27  L6 

Fannie  Fryer  7-16-27  L12 

Fannie  Fryer  7-17-27  L27 

Lucinda  10-18-27D  N2 

Lucinda  Hume  Wheeler  10-17-27D  LE 

Lucinda  Jane  10-17-27D  Nl 

Lucinda  Jane  10-18-27D  L13 

Lucinda  Jane  10-18-27D  N2 

Nellie  6-14-27M  Nl 

Nellie  6-15-27M  L9 

Nellie  6-15-27M  N2 

W.  L. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27  N10 
BARNARD 

Louis  12-18-27M  NIB 

Vivene  Sherrow  12-18-27  NIB 
BARNES 

Frances  Huston  5-25-27D  L6 

Frances  Huston  5-26-27D  L12 

Frances  Huston  5-26-27D  N3 

Jesse  1-14-27DV  L15 

Minnie  1-14-27DV  L15 

W.  E.  5-25-27  L6 

W.  E.  5-26-27  N3 

W.  F. ,  Mrs.  5-25-27D  L6 

W.  F. ,  Mrs.  5-26-27D  N3 

William  G.  7-26-27D  L12 
BARNETT 

Bessie  7-5-27  L10 

Charles,  Mrs.  6-4-27  L10 

Charles,  Mrs.  6-5-27  N2 

D.  A.  8-28-27C  N2A 

Emily  M.  10-22-27  L7 

Gladys  8-17-27M  Nl 


1251 


BARNETT  (cont.) 

Glennie  Lee  11-20-27M  L2 
H.  U.  3-4-27C  L16 
Minota  May  3-4-27B  L16 
Nella  9-26-27  L3 
Nella  9-27-27  L10 
Nella  9-27-27  N12 
Pauline  5-8-27M  N8A 

BARNETTE 

Bull  Walter  5-1-27B  N8B 
Elmer  5-1-27C  N8B 

BARNHART 

Artena  Adaline  3-11-27  L9 
Austa  4-28-27  LI 2 
David  2-14-27P  L9 
David  3-11-27P  L9 
David  4-24-27P  N5B 
Davis  10-22-27P  L7 
Elizabeth  10-22-27  L7 
Elizabeth  3-11-27  L9 
Elizabeth  4-24-27  N5B 
F.  S.  4-28-27D  L12 
F.  S.  4-28-27D  N2 
F.  S.  4-29-27D  L22 
F.  S.  4-29-27D  N12 
Fred  4-28-27  L12 
Fred  4-28-27  N2 
John  F.  3-11-27  L9 

BARNHOUSE 

Ed  R.  11-6-27C  N4A 
Edward  9-14-27D  L9 
Edward  9-15-27D  N12 

BARNTHOUSE 

C.  E.  3-7-27  L8 
Rachel  3-7-27D  L8 
Rachel  3-8-27D  L10 
Rachel  Hibbs  3-7-27D  L8 

BARR 

E.  E. ,  Mrs.  10-2-27  N4A 
Pauline  10-9-27M  L16 

BARRAS 

Mary  9-8-27D  L10 
Mary  9-8-27D  Nil 

BARREET 

Louise  Yerkes  1-9-27  L18 
Roscoe  J.  1-9-27M  L18 

BARRETT 

Angeletta  4-21-27  L10 
Angeletta  4-22-27  N2 
Charles  4-21-27  L10 


BARRETT  (cont.) 

Charles  4-22-27  N2 

Dorothy  4-21-27  L10 

Dorothy  4-22-27  N2 

E.  J.  4-21-27  L10 

E.  J.  4-22-27  L18 

E.  J.  4-22-27  N2 

E.  J.  4-23-27  L10 

E.  J.  4-23-27  N6 

E.  J.  4-24-27  N10A 

E.  J.  5-1-27  L42 

Eugene  5-1-27D  L42 

Eugene  Leroy  4-21-2 7D  L10 

Eugene  Leroy  4-22-2 7D  LI 8 

Eugene  Leroy  4-22-27D  N2 

Eugene  Leroy  4-23-27D  L10 

Eugene  Leroy  4-23-27D  N6 

Eugene  Leroy  4-24-27D  N10A 

Harlan  12-11-27C  N8B 

Harlan  4-21-27  L10 

Harlan  4-22-27  N2 

James  4-21-27  L10 

James  4-22-27  N2 

Leo  4-16-27  L7 

Louise  Yerkes  1-9-27  L18 

Louise  Yerkes  1-9-27  N 

Marvin  4-21-27  L10 

Marvin  4-22-27  N2 

Mary  Harris  1-16-27  L24 

Minnie  4-21-27  L10 

Minnie  4-22-27  N2 

R.  F. ,  Mrs.  3-15-27  L14 

R.  W. ,  Mrs.  2-25-27  L18 

R.  W. ,  Mrs.  2-26-27  N12 

Roscoe  J.  1-9-27M  L18 

Roscoe  J.  1-9-27M  N 

Ruby  4-21-27  L10 

Ruby  4-22-27  N2 

Russell  4-21-27  L10 

Russell  4-22-27  N2 

BARROW 

Nellie  6-14-27M  L12 

BARSTOW 

Ethel  Reich  4-30-27  N6 

BARTELSMEYER 

Anna  1-29-27  L5 
Anna  7-16-27  L7 
Elmer  H.  1-3-27  L10 
William  1-29-27P  L5 
William  1-3-27D  L10 


1252 


BARTELSMEYER  ( cont . ) 

William  7-16-27P  L7 
Winfield  E.  1-3-27  L10 

BARTLESMEYER 

Elmer  H.  1-4-27  L9 
Elmer  H.  1-4-27  N10 
William  1-4-27D  L9 
William  1-4-27D  N10 
William  1-5-27D  L7 
William  1-5-27D  N3 
William  1-6-27D  N3 
Winfield  1-4-27  L9 
Winfield  1-4-27  N10 

BARTON 

Clara  9-6-27  N3 
Floyd  S.  8-20-27M  L3 
Frankie  V.  Sharr  8-20-27  L3 

BARTOSKI 

Sophia  Renkoski  5-15-27  N8C 
Tony  5-15-27M  N8C 

BASHFORD 

Leland  G.  8-5-27DV  Nl 
Leland  G.  9-16-27DV  N3 
Margaret  8-5-27DV  Nl 
Margaret  9-16-27DV  N3 

BASS 

Elishi  L.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Ella  May  5-13-27DV  L22 

Ella  Robinson  4-21-27DV  N12 

Elmer  F.  9-24-27M  N5 

Erma  Gene  McKinney  9-24-27  N5 

Harry  5-22-27M  Lll 

Harry  5-22-27M  N3B 

Harry  5-22-27M  N4 

Henrietta  10-2-27M  N4A 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  5-19-27  L12 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  5-19-27  N8 

James  A.  1-23-27M  Lll 

James  A.  1-23-27M  N5 

Lee  4-21-27DV  N12 

Leo  Combs  5-22-27  Lll 

Leo  Combs  5-22-27  N3B 

Leo  Combs  5-22-27  N4 

Lillie  Hartley  12-20-27  Lll 

Lillie  Hartley  12-20-27  N7 

Martin  V.  9-2-27M  L18 

Martin  V.  9-2-27M  Nl 

Martin  V.  9-2-27M  N3 

Normal  2-19-27C  L12 

R.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-30-27  N3 


BASS  (cont.) 

Vada  7-24-27M  NIB 
Veda  7-24-27M  L17 
Velma  Wilson  1-23-27  Lll 
Velma  Wilson  1-23-27  N5 
Velta  I.  Owens  9-2-27  L18 
Velta  I.  Owens  9-2-27  Nl 
Velta  I.  Owens  9-2-27  N3 
William  E.  12-18-27D  N9C 

B AS SORE 

Eva  5-1-27M  L22 
Eva  5-1-27M  N6B 

BASTIN 

Earl  8-7-27  N4A 

BASWELL 

Cecil  6-15-27M  L9 
Nellie  Barlow  6-15-27  L9 

BATCHELDER 

Beulah  3-17-27  L12 
Beulah  3-18-27  N12 
Thomas  3-17-27  L12 
Thomas  3-18-27  N12 

BATEMAN 

Henry  P.  8-31-27M  N5 
Margaret  McSperren  8-31-27  N5 
Olive  Rose  Lines  8-28-27  L17 
Olive  Rose  Lines  8-28-27  Nl 
Richard  G.  8-28-27M  L17 
Richard  G.  8-28-27M  Nl 
Richard  George  8-28-27E  L17 
Sarah  M.  1-12-27  L4 
Wada  9-18-27  NIB 

BATES 

Charles  12-11-27  N 
Elisah  Lee  4-21-27DV  N12 
Ella  May  4-21-27DV  N12 
Harry  C.  3-28-27D  L8 
Harry  C.  3-28-27D  N8 
Harry  C.  3-29-27D  L10 
Harry  C.  3-29-27D  N7 
Harry  C.  3-30-27D  Lll 
John  3-10-27C  L8 
Minnie  Marie  11-17-27M  Nl 
Minnie  Marie  11-18-27M  L3 
Ovah  12-11-27  N 

BATH 

Elmer  11-5-27DV  L8 
Elmer  11-6-27DV  N4A 
Elmer  F.  9-20-27M  L17 
Eloise  4-15-27DV  L12B 


1253 


BATH  (cont.) 

Eloise  5-18-27DV  N3 

Erma  Jean  McKinney  9-20-27  LI 7 

Harold  Edward  6-17-27B  L8 

Irma  McKinney  11-5-27DV  L8 

Irma  McKinney  11-6-27DV  N4A 

Lloyd  6-17-27C  L8 

Opal  Hampton  6-17-27  L8 

Rolla  1-31-27C  L7 

Rolla  4-15-27DV  L12B 

Rolla  5-18-27DV  N3 

Suzanne  1-31-27B  L7 

BATSON 

B.  W.  7-16-27  L7 

Daisy  Hagewood  9-18-27  NIB 
Daisy  May  Hagewood  9-18-27  L7 
Floyd  S.  8-21-27M  NIB 
Frankie  V.  Sharr  8-21-27  NIB 
Goldie  9-4-27M  L21 
Goldie  9-4-27M  Nl 
Howard  E.  9-18-27M  L7 
Howard  E.  9-18-27M  NIB 
Mary  7-20-27DV  N8 
Mary  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Mary  E.  10-30-27DV  NIB 
Nathaniel  L.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Nathaniel  L.  S.  10-30-27DV  NIB 
Nathaniel  L.  S.  7-20-27DV  N8 

BATTLE 

of  Springfield  1-8-27  LI 

of  Wilson  Creek  12-11-27  L33 

BATTLEFIELD,  MO. 

naming  of  2-14-27  Nl 

BATTON 

Lucy  B.  Hammond  9-8-27  L10 

BATY 

A.  L.  9-26-27D  L3 
A.  L.  9-26-27D  N10 
Bernard  12-25-27  N2C 

C.  E.  12-25-27  L18 
C.  E.  12-25-27  N2C 
Dorothy  12-25-27  N2C 
Dorothy  Marie  12-25-27  N2C 
Ella  5-25-27  L6 

Ella  5-26-27  N3 
Everett  11-3-27C  L12 
Frances  5-25-27  L6 
Frances  5-26-27  N3 
G.  W.  5-25-27  L6 
G.  W.  5-26-27  N3 


BATY  (cont.) 

George  9-26-27  N10 

Helen  Mae  12-25-27  N2C 

Ida  12-25-27  N2C 

John  12-27-27M  N5 

John  9-26-27  N10 

John  A.  12-27-27  N5 

M.  B.  12-25-27  L18 

Margaret  Moore  12-27-27  N5 

Matilda  3-27-27  L31 

O.  P.  5-25-27  L6 

O.  P.  5-26-27  N3 

Rachael  5-26-27  N3 

Rachel  5-25-27  L6 

Ruth  9-26-27  L3 

Ruth  9-26-27  N10 

Sarah  Mitchell  12-25-27  N2C 

T.  J.  12-25-27  N2C 

Thetis  12-25-27  N2C 

Thomas  12-25-27  N2C 

W.  B.  12-25-27  N2C 

W.  B.  9-26-27  L3 

W.  B.  9-26-27  N10 

W.  M.  9-26-27  N10 

W.  O.  12-25-27  L18 

W.  0. ,  Mrs.  12-25-27  N2C 

Ward  12-25-27  N2C 

William  A.  12-25-27A  L18 

William  A.  12-25-27A  N2C 
BAUER 

Edwin  10-16-27  N7B 

W.  M. ,  Mrs.  9-7-27  N2 
BAUGH 

Gladys  9-26-27  N2 

Gladys  9-27-27  N12 

Margaret  Hill  6-18-27  Nl 
BAUM 

Charles  A.  5-14-27M  N3 

Charles  A.  5-15-27M  N3C 

J.  C.  5-15-27  N3C 

Virginia  Glazebrook  5-14-27  N3 

Virginia  Glazebrook  5-15-27  N3C 
BAUMAN 

Ed  C.  7-17-27  L22 

Helen  Alicia  7-17-27M  L22 
BAUMBERGER 

Henry  1-3-27  L10 

Henry  1-4-27  N10 

J.  C.  1-5-27D  N3 

J.  C.  1-6-27D  N3 


1254 


BAUMBERGER  (cont.) 

John  1-3-27  L10 

John  1-4-27  N10 

John  C.  1-11-27P  L6 

John  C.  1-3-2 7D  L10 

John  C.  1-4-27D  L9 

John  C.  1-4-27D  N10 

John  C.  1-5-27D  L7 

John  C.  7-16-27P  L7 

Lawrene  10-2-27M  NIB 

Lorene  10-4-27M  L15 

Viola  10-4-27  L15 

William  1-3-27  L10 

William  1-4-27  N10 

William  10-4-27  LI 5 

William  7-16-27  L7 
BAUMGARDNER 

Golda  B.  10-15-27M  Nl 
BAXTER 

Avesta  9-15-27DV  L15 

Charles  F.  10-9-27DV  N10B 

Charles  F.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Dave  3-20-27M  L23 

Henry  3-20-27  L23 

Henry,  Mrs.  4-20-27  N8 

Henry,  Mrs.  4-21-27  L10 

Henry,  Mrs.  4-21-27  N12 

Juanita  5-3-27DV  L14 

Karl  11-27-27  L28 

Karl  11-27-27  N5A 

Karl  L.,  Mrs.  11-21-27  L5 

Karl  L.,  Mrs.  11-21-27  N3 

Karl,  Mrs.  11-22-27  L13 

Karl,  Mrs.  11-23-27  N8 

Merle  6-5-27M  L18 

Merle  6-6-27M  N10 

Merle  E.  6-2-27M  Nl 

Merle  E.  6-2-27M  N8 

Milton  S.  5-3-27DV  L14 

Ruth  James  3-20-27  L23 

William  E.  9-15-27DV  L15 

Zella  10-9-27DV  N10B 

Zella  9-17-27DV  N3 
BAYES 

Lucinda  6-4-27  LI 

Lucinda  Compton  6-4-27  Nl 
BAYLESS 

James,  Mrs.  3-3-27  L6 

Mattie  5-15-27D  N2 

Minnie  Luttrell  5-15-27  NIB 


BAYLESS  (cont.) 

Minnie  Luttrell  5-15-27  N5 

R.  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 

R.  M.  5-14-27DV  N2 

R.  N.  1-14-27DV  L15 

Robert  N.  5-15-27M  NIB 

Robert  N.  5-15-27M  N5 

Sarah  1-14-27DV  L15 

Sarah  F.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Sarah  F.  5-14-27DV  N2 
BAYMILLER 

Erma  Scott  8-4-27  L8 

Erma  Scott  8-4-27  N3 

Gene  8-4-27M  L8 

Gene  8-4-27M  N3 
BEACH 

Charles  Frank  12-24-27B  L8 

Charles  Walter  12-24-27C  L8 

Frank,  Mrs.  1-23-27  L5 

Frank,  Mrs.  1-23-27  NIB 

Frank,  Mrs.  1-24-27  L6 

Martha  8-31-27  L10 

Martha  9-1-27  N8 
BEAL 

Daniel  1-8-27  L5 

Mary  J.  1-8-27  L5 

Nancy  1-8-27  L5 
BEAMAN 

Betty  Jean  4-15-27B  N6 

W.  C.  4-15-27C  N6 
BEAN 

George  9-27-27C  L10 

John  11-8-27D  LI 

Mary  Lou  9-27-27B  L10 
BEAR 

Anna  12-4-27  L31 

Anna  12-4-27  N9A 

Bertha  12-4-27  L31 

Bertha  12-4-27  N9A 

Bertha  7-25-27  N2 

Easter  12-4-27  L31 

Easter  12-4-27  N9A 

Eliza  Ann  5-18-27D  L10 

Eliza  Anna  5-18-27D  N12 

Eliza  Anna  5-19-27D  L12 

Eliza  Anna  5-19-27D  N8 

Eliza  Anna  5-20-27D  L22 

Eliza  Anna  5-20-27D  N6 

Eliza  Anna  Fetter  5-18-27D  L10 

Eliza  Anna  Fetter  5-18-27D  N12 


1255 


BEAR  (cont.) 

Eliza  Anna  Fetter  5-19-27D  N8 
Elizabeth  12-4-27  L31 
Elizabeth  12-4-27  N9A 
George  7-25-27  L5 
George  7-25-27  N2 
George  B.  1-22-27P  L7 
George  Benjamin  5-29-27  L20 
George  M.  12-4-27D  L31 
George  M.  12-4-27D  N9A 
Isaac  Easter  1-22-27  L7 
J.  E.  5-18-27  L10 
J.  E.  5-18-27  N12 
J.  E.  5-19-27  N8 
0.  M.  5-29-27  L20 
Sarah  12-4-27  L31 
Sarah  12-4-27  N9A 

BEARD 

A.  J. ,  Mrs.  7-29-27  L8 
A.  J. ,  Mrs.  7-30-27  L12 
A.  J. ,  Mrs.  7-30-27  N2 
C.  W.  9-4-27  N7B 

BEARDEN 

Clyde  H.  9-1-27C  L8 
Gerald  Lee  9-1-27B  L8 

BEARDON 

Clyde  H.  9-1-27C  Nl 
Gerald  Lee  9-1-27B  Nl 

BE AS LEY 

Ardia  Nott  2-27-27  N10C 

Bill  11-14-27D  LI 

C.  A. ,  Mrs.  12-4-27  L31 

John  T.  2-27-27M  N10C 

R.  C.  8-7-27  N4A 

R.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-3-27  N3 

BEATIE 

Dana  2-3-27DV  L7 
Drain  D.  2-3-27DV  L7 

BEATLE 

Adrian  5-14-27DV  LI 
Dana  5-14-27DV  LI 

BEATTIE 

J.  D. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 

BEAVER 

C.  M.  1-13-27DV  L8 
C.  M.  7-17-27C  N10A 
C.  W. ,  Mrs.  8-7-27  L26 
Clyde  Melvin  1-15-27M  L10 
Clyde  Nelvin  7-17-27B  N10A 
Minnie  1-13-27DV  L8 


BEAVER  (cont.) 

Olive  McArthur  1-15-27  L10 

BEAVERS 

C.  M.  7-17-27C  L27 
Etta  12-27-27  L6 
Etta  12-28-27  N7 
Floyd  12-27-27  L6 
Floyd  12-28-27  N7 
Ira  P.  12-27-27D  L6 
Ira  P.  12-28-27D  L2 
Ira  P.  12-28-27D  N7 
Roy  12-27-27  L6 
Roy  12-28-27  N7 
Ruby  12-27-27  L6 
Ruby  12-28-27  N7 
W.  L.  12-27-27  L6 
W.  L.  12-28-27  N7 

BEAZLEY 

Everett  1-13-27P  N2 
Everett  10-22-27P  L7 
Everett  7-16-27P  L7 
Lowe  H.,  Mrs.  1-13-27  N2 
Lowe  0.  10-22-27  L7 
Lowe  O.  7-16-27  L7 

BEBNER 

William  3-13-27D  L12 

BECK 

Dewey  8-12-27D  N8 
Edgar  8-30-27  L10 
Edgar  8-30-27  N12 
J.  M.  8-30-27  L10 
J.  M.  8-30-27  N12 
James  A.  10-22-27  L7 
James  A.  4-16-27  L7 
John  R.  8-30-27  L10 
John  R.  8-30-27  N12 
Laura  J.  8-30-27D  L10 
Laura  J.  8-30-27D  N12 
Laura  J.  8-31-27D  L10 
Laura  J.  8-31-27D  N12 
Lena  Kuhn  4-11-27  L8 
Lena  Kuhn  4-12-27  N7 
Lena  Kuhn  4-13-27  N10 
Louis  A.  4-11-27M  L8 
Louis  A.  4-12-27M  N7 
Louis  A.  4-13-27M  N10 

BECKER 

Arlie  3-18-27  L2 
Arlie  3-18-27  N16 
Loetta  3-18-27  L2 


1256 


BECKER  (cont.) 

Loetta  3-18-27  N16 

Minnie  3-18-27P  L2 
BECKERDITE 

Cleo  8-10-27  N2 

Cleo  8-9-27  L4 
BECKLEY 

Charles  6-2-27D  N3 
BECKMAN 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  2-21-27  Nl 
BECKNER 

Beatrice  1-2-27M  N 

I.  M.  1-2-27  N 
BEDELL 

A.  L.  7-17-27  N6A 

Blair,  Mrs.  9-18-27D  N3A 

Blair,  Mrs.  9-19-27D  L4 

Blair,  Mrs.  9-19-27D  N2 

Clara  Smith  9-18-27D  L31 

Enos,  Mrs.  9-18-27D  L31 

Jeanette  7-17-27  N6A 

Nora  9-18-27  L31 

Nora  9-18-27  N3A 
BEDFORD 

Price,  Mrs.  6-28-27  N8 
BEDGOOD 

Thresha  3-3-27D  L6 

Thressa  3-3-27D  L6 
BEELER 

Geraldine  Kathryn  11-13 -27B  NIB 

Geraldine  Kathryn  11-15-27B  L10 

Geraldine  Kathryn  11-21-27B  L5 

Neva  Skaggs  9-7-27  Nil 

Neva  Skaggs  9-8-27  Nil 

Ray  11-15-27C  L10 

Ray  B.  11-13-27C  NIB 

Ray  D.  11-21-27C  L5 
BEIDERLINDEN 

Alice  6-26-27  N10A 

J.  B.  6-26-27  N10A 
BEIERLE 

Albert  11-2-27D  N8 

Albert  11-3-27P  N2 

Albert  A.  11-1-27D  N3 

Albert  Alexander  11-1-27D  L16 

Albert  Alexander  11-1-27D  N3 

Ina  11-1-27  L16 

Ina  11-1-27  N3 

Ina  11-2-27  N8 

Jacob  11-1-27  L16 


BEIERLE  (cont.) 

Jacob  11-1-27  N3 
Jacob  11-2-27  N8 
John  11-1-27  L16 
John  11-1-27  N3 
John  11-2-27  N8 

BEISNER 

4-15-27C  L12B 

Edith  4-15-27B  L12B 
Harold  4-15-27B  L12B 

BELL 

Alice  F.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Alice  F.  1-23-27DV  N5 

Barbara  C.  7-16-27P  L7 

Bert,  Mrs.  1-11-27  L6 

C.  L.  8-7-27  L16 

C.  L. ,  Mrs.  8-1-27  L12 

C.  L. ,  Mrs.  8-2-27  N12 

C.  L. ,  Mrs.  9-13-27  L12 

Charles  C.  1-23-27DV  N5 

Charles  Christian  6-5-27  N3C 

Charles  E.  2-15-27  N5 

Clarence  1-13-27DV  L8 

Frances  2-15-27E  N5 

Frances  6-5-27M  N3C 

H.  D.  7-31-27  N2C 

J.  C.  7-16-27  L7 

Margaret  F.  Rausin  2-22-27  L9 

Margaret  F.  Rausin  2-22-27  Nl 

Margaret  Swofford  5-20-27  N12 

Myrtle  5-14-27DV  N2 

Myrtle  5-4-27DV  N13 

Myrtle  5-5-27DV  L2 

Theodore  5-20-2  7M  N12 

Theodore  R.  5-14-27DV  N2 

Theodore  R.  5-4-2  7DV  N13 

Theodore  R.  5-5-27DV  L2 

Zada  7-31-27M  N2C 

BELLAMY 

E.  T.  2-26-27D  N4 

BELLANGER 

Albert  11-30-27C  Nl 
Mary  Mellon  11-30-27  Nl 

BELVEAL 

C.  M.  2-9-27  L5 

M.  J.  2-9-27  L5 

M.  J. ,  Mrs.  2-7-27D  L7 

Maule  A.  Raymond  2-7-27D  L7 

Maule  Augusta  2-7-27D  L7 


1257 


BEMAN 

Betty  Jean  4-14-27B  L5 
Wesley  0.  4-14-27C  L5 

BEMORE 

Claude  5-29-27C  Nl 
Dorothy  Lee  5-29-27B  Nl 

BENEDICT 

Eula  Walton  9-24-27  L12 
Eula  Walton  9-25-27  N4A 
George  C,  Mrs.  11-20-27  NIB 
Joseph,  Mrs.  11-20-27  NIB 
S.  C,  Mrs.  11-20-27  NIB 

BENFIELD 

Ethel  2-17-27DV  L8 
Ethel  5-12-27DV  L8 
P.  L.  5-12-27DV  L8 
P.  T.  2-17-27DV  L8 

BENHAM 

C.  E.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Ruth  9-16-27DV  Nl 

BENJAMIN 

Essie  Leedy  1-22-27  L7 

BENNETT 

Alice  Mooney  12-25-27P  N5A 
B.  L.  6-20-27  N3 
Beatrice  Beckner  1-2-27  N 
Belle  White  4-17-27  N5 
Ben  F.  1-23-27M  Lll 
Benjamin  F.  1-23-27M  N5 
Benjamin  F.  1-24-27M  L13 
Bert  M.  12-20-27  Lll 
Bert  M.  12-20-27  N7 
David  12-20-27  Lll 
David  12-20-27  N7 
David  S.  4-17-27M  N5 
E.  A.  7-17-27  N2C 
Ethel  9-18-27  N10A 
Floyd  W.  12-20-27  Lll 
Floyd  W.  12-20-27  N7 
Fred  1-2-27M  N 
G.  T. ,  Mrs.  1-10-27  L6 
G.  W.  1-2-27  N 
Gola  12-20-27  Lll 
Herschel  12-20-27  Lll 
Herschel  12-20-27  N7 
Holland,  Mrs.  9-24-27  L12 
Holland,  Mrs.  9-25-27  N4A 
J.  E.  6-4-27  N5 
J.  E.  6-5-27  L20 
J.  E. ,  Mrs.  8-28-27  L8 


BENNETT  (cont.) 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  8-28-27  N12B 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  9-7-27  N2 

James  6-20-27  N3 

John  7-16-27P  L7 

John  S.  12-20-27  Lll 

John  S.  12-20-27  N7 

L.  Gordon  4-16-27  L7 

Lafayette  6-19-27D  N4 

Lafayette  6-20-27D  L14 

Lafayette  6-20-27D  N3 

Marjorie  Jean  4-16-27P  L7 

Patrecia  M.  Harding  1-23-27  Lll 

Patricia  M.  Harding  1-23-27  N5 

Patricia  M.  Harding  1-24-27  L13 

Paul  6-4-27E  N5 

Paul  6-5-27E  L2  0 

Phil  A.  1-2-27  N 

Phil  A.  6-20-27  N3 

Roy  6-1-27C  Nl 

Ruth  1-21-27  L8 

Ruth  Winogene  7-17-27M  N2C 

W.  P.  12-20-27D  L6 

W.  P.,  Mrs.  12-20-27D  Lll 

W.  P.,  Mrs.  12-20-27D  N7 

W.  P.,  Mrs.  12-21-27D  L6 

W.  P.,  Mrs.  12-21-27D  N2 

W.  R.  6-20-27  N3 

W.  S.  7-16-27  L7 

William  P.  12-25-27  N5A 

William  P.,  Mrs.  12-20-27D  N7 
BENSON 

Alfred  4-25-27  L2 

Alfred  4-26-27  N2 

Alfred  5-13-27  L26 

Edward  James  9-13-27  L10 

Edward  James  9-14-27  N12 

Ella  A.  9-13-27  L10 

Ella  A.  9-14-27  N12 

Gunelia  4-25-27D  L2 

Gunelia  4-26-27D  N2 

Helen  Genevieve  7-6-27M  L13 

James  B.  9-13-27  L10 

James  B.  9-14-27  L9 

James  B.  9-14-27  N12 

John  5-13-27  L26 

John  E.  9-13-27  L10 

John  E.  9-14-27  L9 

John  E.  9-14-27  N12 

John,  Mrs.  4-25-27D  L2 


1258 


BENSON  (cont.) 

John,  Mrs.  4-26-27D  N2 
N.  7-6-27  L13 
Nelson  4-25-27  L2 
Nelson  4-26-27  N2 
Nelson  5-13-27  L26 
Richard  4-25-27  L2 
Richard  4-26-27  N2 
Richard  5-13-27  L26 
Richard  H.  9-13-27D  L10 
Richard  H.  9-14-27D  L9 
Richard  H.  9-14-27D  N12 
Richard  K.  9-13-27  L10 
Richard  K.  9-14-27  N12 
Rickard  K.  9-14-27  L9 

BENTON 

Mattie  8-21-27  N5A 

BERG 

Phyllis  Stern  2-20-27  N3C 
Samuel  2-20-27M  N3C 

BERGMAN 

R.  G.  1-22-27  L7 

BERNARD 

Anna  5-23-27  L6 

Anna  5-24-27  L12 

Anna  5-24-27  N12 

C.  A. ,  Mrs.  8-10-27  L8 

C.  A. ,  Mrs.  8-10-27  N3 

C.  A. ,  Mrs.  8-11-27  N3 

C.  L.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Grace  1-13-27DV  L8 

R.  W.  5-23-27  L6 

R.  W.  5-24-27  L12 

R.  W.  5-24-27  N12 

Una  5-23-27  L6 

Una  5-24-27  L12 

Una  5-24-27  N12 

BERNER 

Frank  5-12-27  L8 
Frank  5-12-27  N7 
Jessie  5-12-27  L8 
Jessie  5-12-27  N7 
Louis  5-12-27  L8 
Louis  5-12-27  N7 
Mariah  5-12-27D  L8 
Mariah  5-12-27D  N7 
Mary  5-12-27  L8 
Mary  5-12-27  N7 
Thomas  J.  5-12-27  L8 
Thomas  J.  5-12-27  N7 


BERNET 

Fred  7-16-27  L7 
John  7-16-27P  L7 

BERNETT 

Helen  6-19-27M  L27 
Helen  6-19-27M  Nl 

BERNHARDT 

Clara  Heenan  11-24-27  L8 
Clara  Heenan  11-24-27  Nl 
Dennis  A.  11-24-27M  L8 
Dennis  A.  11-24-27M  Nl 

BEROSA 

Ida  Hunt  12-29-27  N3 

BERRY 

C.  W.  9-4-27  L27 
Carrie  Heckler  2-3-27  L4 
Charles  3-31-27DV  L14 
Charles  4-2-27DV  N12 
Charles  5-13-27DV  L22 
Charles  5-13-27DV  N9 
Charles  9-26-27M  L13 
Charles  9-27-27M  N5 
Claude  9-4-27D  L27 

D.  D.  2-26-27  N4 
D.  D.  4-17-27  N10C 
Doris  7-10-27M  L18 
Ethel  Mae  9-13-27  N5 
G.  W.  9-9-27  N5 

Genell  Rutter  9-13-27  N5 

Glen  9-9-27M  N5 

Glenn  W.  9-13-27M  N5 

Grace  McCormack  9-26-27  L13 

Grace  McCormack  9-27-27  N5 

Grason  Wason  5-3-27  N6 

J.  B.  7-10-27  L18 

J.  C.  10-9-27M  L30 

J.  C.  8-26-27M  L23 

J.  C.  8-27-27E  N5 

J.  C.  9-18-27M  L22 

J.  C.  9-18-27M  N3C 

J.  E.  5-3-27M  N6 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  12-28-27  L2 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  12-29-27  N3 

James  D.  7-18-27  N2 

Jenell  Ritter  9-9-27  N5 

John  9-18-27C  N2A 

Lucille  Hay  10-9-27  L30 

Lucille  Hay  8-26-27  L23 

Lucille  Hay  9-18-27  L22 

Lucille  Hay  9-18-27  N3C 


1259 


BERRY  (cont.) 

Myrtle  3-31-27DV  L14 
Myrtle  4-2-27DV  N12 
Myrtle  5-13-27DV  L22 
Myrtle  5-13-27DV  N9 
William  7-18-27  N2 

BERTALOTTO 

Alexander  8-28-27  L22 
James  8-28-27  L22 
John  6-19-27D  N6B 
John  8-28-27  L22 
John  8-28-27P  L22 
Joseph  8-28-27  L22 
Roman  8-28-27  L22 
Serverino  8-28-27  L22 
Tersee  8-28-27  L22 

BERTRAM 

John  E.  1-16-27D  L24 
John  E.  1-17-27D  L6 
William  H.  1-16-27  L24 
William  H.  1-17-27  L6 

BESHEARS 

Chester,  Mrs.  9-21-27  L12 
Maud  M.  1-22-27  L7 
Sarah  Ruth  3-15-27B  L14 
W.  E.  3-15-27C  L14 

BEST 

Troy  6-3-27C  N12 

BESWELL 

Cecil  4-24-27DV  N2B 
Hazel  4-24-27DV  N2B 

BEVIER 

Charles  8-2-27C  Nl 
Erma  Ritter  8-2-27  Nl 
William  Albert  8-2-27B  Nl 

BEVINS 

Charles  S.  4-13-27D  L7 

BEYER 

Fransiska  1-22-27P  L7 

BIBBS 

Hurley  1-14-27DV  L15 
Maggie  1-14-27DV  L15 

BIBLES 

on  display  4-10-27  N3B 
on  display  4-3-27  NIB 
on  display  4-5-27  Nl 
on  display  4-7-27  N12 
on  display  4-8-27  N7 

BIBYUE 

Anna  1-22-27M  L5 


BICKLE 

Laura  E.  7-18-27  L3 

BIGBEE 

W.  C.  2-27-27  L15 

BIGELOW 

G.  F.  6-27-27  L2 

G.  F.  6-28-27  L6 

Pearl  M.  Vandeford  6-22-27  L8 

Pearl  Vandeford  6-22-27  N8 

Pearl  Vanderford  6-21-27  L10 

BIGGERS 

F.  A.  11-15-27  L12 
F.  A.  11-15-27  Nl 
Jess  11-15-27D  L12 
Jess  11-15-27D  Nl 

BIGGS 

Elizabeth  4-17-27M  N5 
Etta  Williams  4-9-27  LI 
Etta  Williams  4-9-27  N12 
Ettie  Williams  4-19-27  L5 
Ettie  Williams  4-19-27  N2 
L.  A. ,  Mrs.  2-20-27  L29 

BIGSLOW 

Pearl  Vandeford  6-22-27  N8 

BILDERBACK 

Eula  Million  6-19-27  Nl 
Eula  Million  6-19-27  NIB 
Henry,  Mrs.  12-7-27  L6 
Henry,  Mrs.  12-7-27  N2 
Truman  T.  6-19-27M  Nl 
Truman  T.  6-19-2 7M  NIB 

BILDERBECK 

Eula  Million  6-19-27  L27 
Truman  T.  6-19-27M  L27 

BILLINGBY 

William,  Mrs.  3-22-27  L10 
William,  Mrs.  3-22-27  N12 

BILLINGS 

A.  F.  12-6-27  LI 

J.  H.  12-10-27  L12 

J.  M.  10-23-27A  N8B 

J.  M.  10-28-27A  N15 

J.  M.  12-6-27  LI 

Juliet  N.  Bowman  12-6-27  LI 

Roy  F.  12-6-27  LI 

BILLINGSBY 

Oren,  Mrs.  6-28-27  N8 
William,  Mrs.  3-21-27  L14 
William,  Mrs.  3-21-27  N2 


1260 


BILLINGSLEY 

Clell  5-20-27M  Nl 

Leota  Mae  High  5-20-27  Nl 

William,  Mrs.  3-21-27  L14 

BILLS 

Caroline  10-22-27P  L7 
Caroline  4-16-27P  L7 
George  O.  4-16-27  L7 

BILYEU 

Anna  1-22-27M  L5 
Annie  5-26-27DV  N8 
Annie  5-27-27DV  L24 
Claris  Evans  9-17-27  L12 
Claris  Evans  9-17-27  Nl 
Ruth  3-30-27M  Nl 
Stanford  9-17-27M  L12 
Stanford  9-17-27M  Nl 
William  5-26-27DV  N8 
William  5-27-27DV  L24 

BINGHAM 

Angus  Frank  6-5-27D  L31 
Angus  Frank  6-5-27D  N2 
C.  A.  2-13-27  Lll 
C.  A.  2-9-27  L9 
Charley  1-22-27  L7 
Charley  10-22-27  L7 
Charley  7-16-27  L7 
Ernest  H.  10-6-27M  L12 
Ernest  H.  10-6-27M  Nl 
F.  G.  2-13-27  Lll 
F.  G.  2-9-27  L9 
George  W.  6-5-27  L31 
George  W.  6-5-27  N2 
Gideon  J.  2-10-27D  L6 
Gideon  J.  2-9-27D  L9 
J.  W.  2-13-27  Lll 
J.  W.  2-9-27  L9 
J.  W.  6-5-27  L31 
J.  W.  6-5-27  N2 
Jessie  B.  1-22-27P  L7 
Jessie  B.  10-22-27P  L7 
Jessie  B.  7-16-27P  L7 
Lucille  12-18-27M  NIB 
Martha  J.  Smart  10-6-27  L12 
Martha  J.  Smart  10-6-27  Nl 
May  D.  2-9-27  L9 
S.  J.  2-13-27  Lll 
S.  J.  2-9-27  L9 
BIRCHETT 

Jasper  6-8-27M  N12 


BIRCHETT  (cont.) 

Sallie  Bishop  6-8-27  N12 
BIRCHFIELD 

Bert  8-28-27M  L17 

Bert  8-28-27M  Nl 

Malissa  Schneller  8-28-27  Nl 

Melissa  Schneller  8-28-27  L17 
BIRD 

Cora  Knight  6-4-27D  L10 

Cora  Knight  6-4-27D  N12 
BIRKENBACH 

Milton  W.  5-24-27  N12 

Pauline  5-24-27P  N12 
BIRKENBACK 

Josephine  5-20-27  L22 

Melton  W.  5-20-27  L22 

Pauline  5-20-27D  L22 

Pauline  5-21-27D  L10 

Pauline  5-22-27D  Lll 

Pauline  5-22-27D  N7A 

Pauline  5-23-27D  L6 

Pauline  5-23-27D  N3 

William,  Mrs.  5-20-27D  L22 
BIRKES 

William  11-13-27D  N9B 
BISHOP 

C.  R.  3-18-27  Nl 

C.  S.  1-12-27  L8 

C.  S.  1-16-27  L3 

D.  C.  3-18-27  Nl 
Don  4-21-27M  Nl 
Ella  1-12-27  L8 

Frances  Marion  11-22-27B  L13 

Frances  T.  10-13-27M  L15 

Francis  M.  11-22-27C  L13 

Glen  3-18-27  Nl 

J.  E.  3-18-27A  Nl 

J.  W.  1-12-27  L8 

J.  W.  1-13-27  L8 

J.  W.  1-16-27  L3 

James  1-12-27  L8 

John  1-12-27D  L8 

John  1-13-27D  L8 

L.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-18-27  L5 

Leona  6-5-27  N2C 

Lulu  Frances  3-18-27  Nl 

Ruby  Dennison  4-21-27  Nl 

Sallie  6-8-27M  N12 

Thomas  Jefferson  10-13-27A  L15 

W.  L.  1-12-27  L8 


1261 


BISHOP  (cont.) 

W.  L.  1-16-27  L3 
William  2-13-27  L8 
William  5-22-27C  N6A 

BIXBY 

Edison  K.  1-2-27  LI 
Edson  K.  1-2-27  Nl 
Joel  H.  1-2-27  LI 
Joel  H.  1-2-27  Nl 

BLACK 

Alma  Lucille  10-19-27B  L12 
Elma  Lucille  10-20-27B  N3 
Frank  L.  4-16-27P  L7 
J.  M.  12-11-27D  N8B 
J.  M.  12-7-27D  L8 
Jack  8-14-27DV  NIB 
Josephine  8-14-27DV  NIB 
K.  K. ,  Mrs.  3-5-27  L12 
K.  K. ,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L30 
Louis  L.  4-16-27  L7 
Robert  A.  10-19-27C  L12 
Robert  A.  10-20-27C  N3 
Wilma  9-11-27  L20 

BLACKBURN 

Beulah  3-6-27M  L30 
Elijah  9-25-27B  L 
George  8-11-27  N8 
George,  Mrs.  8-27-27  Lll 
Hale  B.  1-22-27  L7 
Malen  8-11-27  N8 
Martha  V.  1-22-27P  L7 
family  reunion  9-25-27B  L 

BLACKEY 

Elmer  3-7-27  L8 

BLACKMAN 

Clara  Taylor  12-2-27  L15 

Clara  Taylor  12-2-27  N12 

Fannie  5-10-27D  L16 

Fannie  5-11-27D  L12 

Fannie  5-11-27D  N6 

Julius  M.,  Mrs.  5-10-27D  L16 

Junius  M.  7-20-27  N8 

Junius,  Mrs.  5-11-27D  N6 

R.  L.  8-6-27  L4 

R.  L.  8-6-27  Nil 

BLACKWELL 

Cecil  Emogene  2-19-27  L7 
Clara  Russell  12-11-27  L7 
Clara  Russell  12-11-27  N9A 
Elaine  6-9-27  L10 


BLACKWELL  (cont.) 

Elaine  6-9-27  N2 

Elon  6-10-27D  L10 

Elon  6-10-27D  N3 

Elon  6-11-27D  L14 

Elon  6-11-27D  N12 

Elon  6-12-27D  L31 

Elon  6-9-27D  L10 

Elon  6-9-27D  N2 

Fern  6-9-27  L10 

Fern  6-9-27  N2 

James,  Mrs.  6-9-27  L10 

James,  Mrs.  6-9-27  N2 

Jerrine  Gaddy  1-30-27  N6 

Joe  12-11-27M  L7 

Joe  12-11-27M  N9A 

Lee  1-30-27M  N6 

Lee  8-21-27C  N8C 

Lee  Joy  8-21-27B  N8C 

Mary  Belle  12-29-27  L4 

Phillip  6-9-27  L10 

Phillip  6-9-27  N2 

S.  B.  6-9-27  L10 

S.  S.  6-9-27  N2 

BLADES 

Abby  Toy  4-16-27P  L7 

Alma  Evelyn  6-23-27D  L13 

Alma  Evelyn  6-23-27D  N8 

Alma  Evelyn  6-24-27D  N6 

Alma  Evelyn  Hunt  6-23-2 7D  LI 3 

Alma  Evelyn  Hunt  6-23-27D  N8 

Asberry  4-22-27DV  L18 

Asberry  4-23-27DV  N3 

Asbury  5-13-27DV  L22 

Asbury  5-13-27DV  N9 

Dwight  Blain  4-16-27P  L7 

Emer  C.  1-22-27  L7 

Gideon  Warren  6-23-27D  L13 

Gideon  Warren  6-23-27D  N8 

James  Leo  Patrick  6-23-27  L13 

James  Leo  Patrick  6-23-27  N8 

Mildred  Louise  6-23-27  L13 

Mildred  Louise  6-23-27  N8 

Monroe  4-22-27DV  L18 

Monroe  4-23-27DV  N3 

Monroe  5-13-27DV  L22 

Monroe  5-13-27DV  N9 

Ollie,  Mrs.  6-23-27D  L13 

Ollie,  Mrs.  6-23-27D  N8 

Oma  Marie  4-16-27P  L7 


1262 


BLADES  (cont.) 

Polly  Hildred  4-16-27P  L7 
Roe  4-23-27DV  N3 
Ruby  4-16-27P  L7 
William  Isaac  4-16-27  L7 
Wilma  Inez  4-16-27P  L7 

BLAICH 

Mary  Watkins  1-22-27  N4 

BLAINE 

Laura  A.  Cowan  3-9-27  L8 

BLAIR 

A.  D.  12-6-27  L12 
A.  D.  12-7-27  N2 
Ann  10-4-27  Lll 
Charles  1-3-27  L9 
Charles  1-4-27  N5 
E.  P.  12-29-27  L4 
E.  P. ,  Mrs.  12-29-27  L4 
E.  P.,  Mrs.  12-6-27D  L12 
E.  P.,  Mrs.  12-7-27D  N2 
Edna  5-3-27  LI 
Edna  5-4-27  N9 
Emily  Newell  1-1-27  LI 
Emily  Newell  1-3-27  L9 
Emmett  G.  5-1-27M  L22 
Emmett  Glenn  5-3-27D  LI 
Emmett  Glenn  5-4-27D  L10 
Emmett  Glenn  5-4-27D  N9 
Emmett  Glenn  5-5-27D  L4 
Emmett  J.  5-1-27M  N6B 
Emmett  J.  5-2-27M  N3 
Ethel  5-3-27  LI 
Ethel  5-4-27  N9 
Frances  12-6-27D  L12 
Frances  12-7-27D  L6 
Frances  12-7-27D  N2 
George  12-29-27  L4 
George  W.  12-6-27  L12 
George  W.  12-7-27  L6 
George  W.  12-7-27  N2 
H.  J.  12-6-27  L12 
Harriet  1-1-27M  LI 
Harriet  1-3-27M  L9 
Harriett  1-4-27M  N5 
Harry  1-4-27  N5 
Harry,  Mrs.  1-3-27  L9 
Inez  5-3-27  LI 
Inez  5-4-27  N9 
Isaac  1-3-27D  L10 
Isaac  1-4-27D  N10 


BLAIR  (cont.) 

James  10-4-27D  Lll 

James  10-6-27D  N8 

John  1-3-27  L10 

John  1-4-27  N10 

Mabel  Braswell  5-1-27  L22 

Mabel  Braswell  5-1-27  N6B 

Mabel  Braswell  5-2-27  N3 

Mable  Brasuell  5-3-27  LI 

Mable  Brasuell  5-4-27  L10 

Silas  5-3-27  LI 
BLAKELEY 

M.  V.,  Mrs.  11-20-27  N9C 
BLAKELY 

J.  W.  10-23-27  N3C 

Naydean  10-23-27M  N3C 

Neyevan  G.  10-19-27M  Nl 

Ruby  9-25-27M  N7B 
BLAKEY 

Carrie  9-12-27D  L6 

Carrie  9-13-27D  N12 

Carrie  9-15-27D  Lll 

Carrie  9-15-27D  N2 

Carrie  Cook  9-12-27D  L6 

Elmer  3-23-27  L3 

Henry,  Mrs.  9-12-27D  L6 

Henry,  Mrs.  9-13-27D  N12 

Margaret  9-12-27  L6 
BLAKLEY 

Vera  Smith  11-14-27  L5 

Vera  Smith  11-14-27  N10 
BLANK 

Wilbur  11-18-27  N6 
BLANKENSHIP 

B.  B.  3-10-27C  L8 

Bobby  Eugene  2-14-27B  Lll 

Evelyn  Frances  3-10-27B  L8 

George  A.  2-14-27C  Lll 

Mildred  10-22-27P  L7 

Mildred  7-16-27P  L7 

W.  A.  10-22-27  L7 

W.  A.  7-16-27  L7 
BLANSET 

Althea  Kirkpatrick  1-12-27  L9 

Fred  1-12-27M  L9 
BLENNERHASSETT 

W.  S.  10-22-27P  L7 

W.  S.  4-16-27P  L7 
BLEVINS 

Delia  9-10-27  N16 


1263 


BLEVINS  (cont.) 

Delia  9-9-27  L13 

Delia  9-9-27  N8 

Edith  6-2-27M  N8 

Elmer  9-10-27  N16 

Elmer  9-9-27  LI 3 

Elmer  9-9-27  N8 

George  W.  2-7-27M  L4 

J.  A.  9-10-27  N16 

J.  A.  9-9-27  L13 

J.  A.  9-9-27  N8 

Leila  9-10-27  N16 

Leila  9-9-27  L13 

Leila  9-9-27  N8 

Maggie  9-10-27  N16 

Maggie  9-9-27  L13 

Maggie  9-9-27  N8 

Myrtle  Lee  Huff  2-7-27  L4 

Rachael  9-10-27D  L12 

Rachael  9-11-27D  L31 

Rachael  9-11-27D  N6A 

Rachael  9-9-27D  L13 

Rachael  9-9-27D  N8 

Rachael  Hall  9-9-27D  L13 

Rachael  Hall  9-9-27D  N8 

Rachel  Hall  9-10-27D  N16 

W.  F.  9-9-27  N8 

W.  S.  9-10-27  N16 

W.  S.  9-9-27  L13 
BLODGETT 

Charlie  9-16-27M  Nl 

Margaret  Steele  9-16-27  Nl 
BLOOM 

Joseph  William  9-18-27  NIB 
BLOOMER 

N.  M.  12-5-27D  L2 

N.  M.  12-5-27D  N10 
BLUE 

Carl  7-17-27C  N8B 

Dorothy  6-19-27M  N6B 

Perry  6-19-27  N6B 

Sam  10-11-27  L15 
BLUMENSTOCK 

Dwayne  George  6-26-2 7B  L37 

George  6-26-2 7C  L3  7 
BLUNT 

Agnes  D.  6-10-27DV  L6 

Agnes  D.  6-9-27DV  N3 

Agnes  D.  9-16-27DV  L6 

Agnes  D.  Bancroft  9-17-27DV  N3 


BLUNT  (cont.) 

J.  H.  10-22-27  L7 

J.  H.  6-10-27DV  L6 

J.  H.  6-9-27DV  N3 

J.  H.  9-16-27DV  L6 

J.  H.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Verda  7-3-27M  L19 
BLYTHE 

Ada  L.  10-22-27  L7 

Ada  L.  4-16-27  L7 

George  O.  10-22-27  L7 

J.  R.  9-15-27M  L19 

James  M.  10-22-27P  L7 

James  M.  4-16-27P  L7 

John  R.  9-14-27M  Nl 

John  R.  9-15-27M  L5 

Zella  Fenks  9-15-27  L5 

Zella  Fink  9-15-27  L19 

Zella  Finks  9-14-27  Nl 
BOBSIN 

Earnest  Marion  7-16-27P  L7 

Louisa  M.  7-16-27  L7 

Paul  Henry  7-16-27P  L7 

Rose  Elizabeth  7-16-27P  L7 
BOCKHORST 

Elizabeth  Jane  9-3-27  L8 

Frank  3-9-27  L8 

H.  O.  9-3-27  L8 

Herman  9-3-27  L8 
BOCKMAN 

Aileen  Lareath  12-30-27B  L14 

Aleen  Lareath  12-30-27B  Nl 

Edward  12-30-27C  L14 

Edward  12-30-27C  Nl 
BOCKOUT 

Libby  Sturdefant  4-25-27  L2 
BODANSKE 

Blanche  Decker  10-11-27M  L15 

Ella  J.  Holt  12-9-27  L27 

Ella  Juanita  Holt  12-10-27  N5 

M.  C.  2-28-27DV  L10 

Pearl  5-12-27DV  L8 

Pearl  E.  2-28-27DV  L10 

Pearl  E.  5-13-27DV  N9 

W.  C.  12-10-27M  N5 

W.  C.  12-9-27M  L27 

W.  C.  5-13-27DV  N9 

W.  G.  5-12-27DV  L8 
BODANSKI 

Blanche  10-9-27M  N10B 


1264 


BODENHAMER 

Lizzie  Fielder  8-11-27  N3 
Lizzy  Fielder  8-10-27  L8 

BODENTACH 

Viola  8-27-27M  L12 

BODENTSCH 

Viola  8-27-27M  Nl 

BODGE 

Almaren  7-28-27  L10 
Almaren  7-28-27  N8 
Henrietta  C.  7-28-27  L10 
Henrietta  C.  7-28-27  N8 

BODINE 

Charles  1-14-27DV  L15 
Charles  H.  1-29-27DV  L10 
Fred,  Mrs.  8-8-27  L12 
Fred,  Mrs.  8-8-27  N10 
Rosalee  1-29-27DV  L10 
Rosalie  1-14-27DV  L15 

BOEHM 

A.  C.  1-19-27  N3 

Arthur  1-19-27  N3 

Dorothy  Ann  1-19-27  N3 

Eleanor  Mae  1-19-27  N3 

Harlan  1-19-27  N3 

Helen  1-19-27  N3 

J.  C.  L.  4-16-27P  L7 

Martha  Washington  1-19-27  N3 

Myrtle  4-16-27  L7 

BOEHME 

Anna  12-5-27  L2 

Anna  12-6-27  N3 

August  12-5-27  L2 

August  12-6-27  N3 

Charles  12-5-27  L2 

Charles  12-6-27  N3 

Ed  12-5-27  L2 

Ed  12-6-27  N3 

Ernest  T.  12-6-27D  L12 

Ernest  T.  12-6-27D  N3 

Ernest  T.  12-7-27D  L6 

Ernest  T.  12-7-27D  N2 

Ernest  Theodor  12-25-27P  N5B 

Ernest  Theodore  12-5-27D  L2 

Henrietta  12-25-27  N5B 

Henry  12-5-27  L2 

Henry  12-6-27  N3 

John  12-5-27  L2 

John  12-6-27  N3 

Lizzie  12-5-27  L2 


BOEHME  (cont.) 

Lizzie  12-6-27  N3 

Lucy  12-5-27  L2 

Lucy  12-6-27  N3 

Matilda  12-5-27  L2 

Matilda  12-6-27  N3 

Steve  12-5-27  L2 

Steve  12-6-27  N3 

Yetta  12-5-27  L2 

Yetta  12-6-27  N3 
BOHANNON 

Albert  7-11-27C  L6 

Ruth  Anna  7-11-27B  L6 
BOHLKEN 

John,  Mrs.  6-13-27  N3 
BOHMSACH 

E.  W.  6-11-27M  L13 

Emmet t  6-2-27M  N8 

Gladys  Murrey  6-11-27  L13 

Gladys  Murrey  6-2-27  N8 
BOHMSACK 

E.  W.  6-10-27M  N5 

Gladys  Murray  6-10-27  N5 
BO  ICE 

R.  A. ,  Mrs.  8-10-27  L8 

R.  A. ,  Mrs.  8-11-27  N3 
BOJARZIN 

Emily  5-10-27M  N6 
BOLAN 

Harry,  Mrs.  5-26-27  L12 

Harry,  Mrs.  5-27-27  N3 
BOLES 

Albert  1-7-27  L14 

Alfred  F.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Elmer  1-7-27  L14 

Elrey  1-10-27  L6 

Elrey  1-7-27  L14 

Elrey  1-8-27  L10 

Elrey  1-9-27  L8 

Grace  K.  Leonard  2-9-27  L8 

J.  D.  2-9-27M  L8 

Laurence  1-7-27  L14 

Mary  1-10-27  L6 

Mary  1-7-27  L14 

Mary  1-8-27  L10 

Mary  1-9-27  L8 

Virginia  Pearl  1-13-27DV  L8 

Virginia  Pearl  1-14-27DV  Nl 
BOLIVAR 

Simon  2-19-27  Nl 


1265 


BOLIVAR,  MO. 

naming  of  2-19-27  Nl 
BOLLES 

Albert  1-11-27  L14 

Albert  1-12-27  Nil 

E.  1-11-27  L14 

E.  1-12-27  Nil 

Elmer  1-11-27  Ll4 

Elmer  1-12-27  Nil 

Lawrence  1-11-27  L14 

Lawrence  1-12-27  Nil 
BONDS 

Burley  2-19-27D  L12 

Hurley  2-18-27D  L16 
BONHAM 

•  Dicey  4-20-27D  L8 

Dicey  4-21-27D  L10 

Dicey  4-21-27D  N3 

Griffith  4-23-27C  N12 

Griffith  K.  4-21-27C  L10 

James  Lee  4-21-27B  L10 

James  Lee  4-23-27B  N12 
BONNELL 

Jesse  H.  12-18-27M  NIB 

Pearl  Shackelford  12-18-27  NIB 
BOOHER 

George  R.  12-24-27M  LI 

George  R.  12-24-27M  Nl 

Ruby  E.  Ross  12-24-27  LI 

Ruby  E.  Ross  12-24-27  Nl 
BOOKER 

Dorothy  Marie  1-22-27P  L7 

J.  B.  12-27-27  L6 

J.  B.  12-27-27  N6 

J.  B.  12-28-27  L2 

J.  B.  12-28-27  N7 

Julia  E.  12-27-27  L6 

Julia  E.  12-27-27  N6 

Mamie  12-27-27  L6 

Mamie  12-27-27  N6 

Minnie  L.  12-27-27  L6 

Minnie  L.  12-27-27  N6 

Myrtle  V.  4-1-27M  L15 

0.  P.  12-27-27  L6 

0.  P.  12-27-27  N6 

William  B.  12-27-27D  L6 

William  B.  12-27-27D  N6 

William  B.  12-28-27D  L2 

William  B.  12-28-27D  N7 


B00K0UT 

Bobbie  2-1-27  L14 
G.  W.  2-1-27  L14 
Gladys  2-1-27  L14 
Iva  2-1-27  L14 
Lois  2-1-27  L14 

BOONE 

Blind  10-5-27D  LI 
Daniel  3-3-27  L3 
Edward  3-3-27  L3 
J.  M. ,  Mrs.  8-11-27  L8 
J.  M. ,  Mrs.  8-12-27  N3 
Nathan  2-13-27P  L27 

BOONVILLE  STREET 

article  about  5-12-27  L18 

BOOTH 

George  H.  11-8-27  L12 
George  H.  11-8-27  N3 
Martha  11-11-27D  L26 
Martha  T.  11-8-27D  L12 
Martha  T.  11-9-27D  L12 
Martha  T.  11-9-27D  N12 
Martha  Thomas  11-11-2 7D  L26 
Martha  Thomas  11-8-27D  N3 
Mary  Martha  11-8-27  L12 
Stanley  C.  11-8-27  L12 
Stanley  C.  11-8-27  N3 
Stanley  C.  11-9-27  L12 
Stanley  C.  11-9-27  N12 
W.  C.  2-20-27  N3 
Waldo  C.,  Mrs.  11-11-27D  L26 
Waldo  C.,  Mrs.  11-8-27D  L12 
Waldo  C.,  Mrs.  11-8-27D  N3 

BORIGO 

Lillie  B.  6-4-27D  Nl 
Lillie  B.  6-5-27D  N2 
Lillie  B.  Lindsay  6-4-27  Nl 
Lillie  B.  Lindsay  6-4-27D  LI 
Lillie  M.  6-4-27D  LI 
Lillie  M.  6-5-27D  L31 
Lillie  M.  6-6-27D  L4 
Lillie  M.  6-7-27D  L10 
Lillie  M.  6-7-27D  N8 
Lillie  M.  6-8-27D  L14 
Lillie  M.  6-8-27D  N12 

BORMAN 

Ben,  Mrs.  8-16-27  L16 
Ben,  Mrs.  8-17-27  N3 

BORTHICK 

H.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-31-27  L7 


1266 


BOSLEY 

C.  A.,  Mrs.  12-4-27  N9A 

Patria  12-7-27M  N5 

Patria  Nella  12-7-27M  L17 
BOSTIC 

H.  C. ,  Mrs.  8-5-27  N3 
BOSWELL 

Cecil  5-13-27DV  L22 

Cecil  5-13-27DV  N9 

Cecil  6-14-27DV  N2 

Cecil  6-14-27M  L12 

Cecil  6-14-27M  Nl 

Cecil  6-15-27DV  N2 

Cecil  6-15-27M  N2 

Fred  10-16-27  Lll 

Hael  5-13-27DV  N9 

Hazel  5-13-27DV  L22 

Hazel  6-14-27DV  N2 

Mattie  Rickman  3-6-27  L30 

Nellie  Barlow  6-14-27  Nl 

Nellie  Barlow  6-15-27  N2 

Nellie  Barrow  6-14-27  L12 

Ova  10-16-27M  Lll 
BOTTERON 

J.  G.  11-10-27C  Nl 

Jack  George  11-10-27B  Nl 
BOUDNIKNOT 

Bill  6-5-27C  N9C 
BOULDIN 

C.  W.  4-22-27  L18 

C.  W.  4-22-27  N2 

J.  A.  4-22-27D  L18 

J.  A.  4-22-27D  N2 

J.  A.  4-23-27D  N6 
BOUNDS 

Eva  11-20-27M  NIB 

Ova  11-20-27M  L31 
BOURLAND 

Elmer,  Mrs.  5-5-27  L4 

Elmer,  Mrs.  5-6-27  N3 
BOUSMAN 

Pearl  4-20-27DV  N8 

Pearl  5-13-27DV  L22 

Pearl  9-16-27DV  Nl 

William  G.  4-20-27DV  N8 

William  G.  5-13-27DV  L22 

William  G.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
BOWDEN 

Grace  Letterman  9-21-27  L12 

Grace  Letterman  9-21-27  N3 


BOWDEN  (cont.) 

Grace  Letterman  9-25-27  L10 
BOWEN 

Aileen  1-29-27  N5 

Etta  6-23-27  Nl 

Gus  8-28-27M  L16 

Harold  D.,  Mrs.  6-23-27  Nl 

Harriet  Keast  4-29-27  N5 

John  Douglas  4-29-27M  N5 

Lucyle  Collier  8-28-27  L16 
BOWERMAN 

Charlie,  Mrs.  8-14-27  N7B 

Louis  B.  9-3-27  L12 

Louis  S.  9-2-27  L18 

Louis  S.  9-3-27  N3 

Louis  S.  9-4-27  L27 

Louis  S.  9-4-27  N3 

Ruth  9-2-27  L18 

Ruth  9-3-27  L12 

Ruth  9-3-27  N3 

Ruth  9-4-27D  L27 

Ruth  9-4-27D  N3 
BOWERS 

Earl  B.  7-13-27DV  L8 

Louise  7-9-27M  L10 

Marietta  7-13-27DV  L8 
BOWLER 

Nettie  F.  10-22-27  L7 
BOWLES 

Ernest  2-10-27  L4 

J.  D.  2-1-27  L13 

Mable  2-10-27  L4 

Margaret  2-10-27  L4 
BOWMAN 

Charles  8-21-27C  N5A 

E.  M.,  Mrs.  2-13-27D  N6C 

Harry  9-27-27  L10 

J.  12-6-27  LI 

J.  E.  9-27-27D  L10 

J.  E.  9-28-27D  L10 

John  N.  4-16-27P  L7 

Juliet  N.  12-6-27  LI 

Margaret  9-27-27  L10 

Martha  7-16-27  L7 

Mary  9-27-27  L10 

Mattison  C.  4-16-27P  L7 

Paul  9-27-27  L10 

T.  K.  1-9-27  N3 
BOX 

Arthur  4-7-27  L20 


1267 


BOX  (cont.) 

Arthur  H.  8-12-27  Nil 

Arthur  M.  8-12-27  L7 

Effie  4-7-27  L20 

Irene  4-7-27  L20 

Martha  E.  11-18-27  N19 

Minnie  4-7-27  L20 

W.  M.  8-12-27  L7 

W.  M.  8-12-27  Nil 

William  M.  11-12-27D  N3 

William  M.  11-13-27D  N8A 

William  Marion  11-12-27D  L12 

William  Marion  4-7-27  L20 
BOXX 

Mary  Lisenby  4-9-27M  L9 
BOYARZIN 

Emily  5-9-27M  L8 
BOYD 

Beulah  Harshaw  2-20-27  N7 

Bob  2-20-27  N7 

Dixie  10-30-27M  N7B 

J.  Sherman  3-20-27  L2 

Letha  12-11-27  L10 

Letha  12-11-27  NIB 

Ralph  2-20-27M  N7 

Rufus  K.  6-28-27  L16 

S.  H.  6-28-27  L16 

Virginia  7-7-27  L8 
BOYLE 

Earnest  Wayne  7-16-27P  L7 
BOYLES 

Johnnie  2-26-27  N4 
BRACKETT 

J. ,  Mrs.  12-29-27  L4 

Mary  Belle  12-29-27  L4 
BRADFORD 

Alvin  6-12-27  N6B 

Bert  6-12-27  N6B 

Bob  3-13-27  L38 

H.  I.  7-24-27  N10B 

Ralph,  Mrs.  5-12-27  N7 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  10-30-27  Nl 
BRADFORT 

H.  I. ,  Mrs.  7-24-27  N10B 
BRADLEY 

Emma  6-8-27M  N3 

Floyd  11-8-27C  L12 

G.  Westenberger  11-17-27  L14 

Lenore  Jean  11-8-27B  L12 

M.  R.  11-17-27C  L14 


BRADLEY  (cont.) 

Maude  Gibbins  12-21- 
Maude  Gibbins  12-22- 
Melton  Richard  11-17 
Ralph,  Mrs.  5-12-27 
Verna  V.  1-22-27  L7 

BRADSHAW 

Barbara  Lavena  6-29- 
E.  6-29-27  L15 
Emily  H.  4-16-27P  L7 
John  8-14-27D  N7B 
Margaret  9-13-27  N12 
Margaret  Blakey  9-12 
W.  A.  4-16-27  L7 

BRADSHER 

Elmo  6-28-27  LI 

BRADY 

Arrie  Grantham  9-2-2 
Arrie  Grantham  9-2-2 
Arrle  Grantham  9-2-2 
Lester  9-2-27M  L9 
Lester  9-2-27M  Nl 
Lucy  Gainer  11-23-27 
Lucy  Gainer  11-23-27 
Lucy  Gainer  11-23-27 
Mary  F.  7-3-27  L14 
Millard  11-23-27M  L8 
Millard  11-23-27M  Nl 
Millard  11-23-27M  Nl 
Shirley  Rosalee  7-3- 

BRAFFORD 

John  6-26-27C  N6B 

BRAGG 

Jessie  4-17-27M  N2C 

BRAIG 

Marie  Yonkee  12-26-2 
Marie  Yonkee  12-27-2 
Marie  Yonkee  12-27-2 

BRAKE 

7-29-27DV  L8 
7-29-27DV  N3 
9-15-27DV  L15 
9-16-27DV  Nl 
Goldie  6-20-27D  L14 
Goldie  6-21-27D  L10 
Goldie  6-21-27D  N3 
Goldie  6-22-27D  L8 
Goldie  6-22-27D  N8 
Maude  7-29-27DV  L8 
Maude  7-29-27DV  N3 


27  L6 
27  Nil 
-27B  L14 
L8 


27M  L15 


•27  L6 


7  L9 
7  Nl 
7  Nl 


L8 

Nl 
N16 


27M  L14 


7  L15 
7  L6 
7  N6 


D. 

R. 

D. 

R. 

D. 

R. 

D. 

R. 

1268 


BRAKE  (cont.) 

Maude  9-15-27DV  L15 

Maude  9-16-27DV  Nl 
BRALLEY 

George  M.  12-26-27D  L15 

George  M.  12-26-27D  N8 

Guy  12-26-27  L15 

Guy  12-26-27  N8 

Louise  12-26-27  L15 

Louise  12-26-27  N8 

Margaret  12-26-27  L15 

Margaret  12-26-27  N8 

Oliver  12-26-27  L15 

Oliver  12-26-27  N8 
BRAMER 

Mary  Bill  7-24-27B  N10B 

Paul  7-24-27C  N10B 
BRAN  AM 

Ina  7-9-27M  L10 
BRANDENBURG 

Cora  4-16-27  L7 

Cora  7-16-27  L7 
BRANSON 

Otis  7-16-27P  L7 
BRANSTETTER 

Charles  1-14-27DV  L15 

Charles  1-18-27DV  L14 

Laura  1-14-27DV  L15 

Laura  1-18-27DV  L14 
BRASFIELD 

Alice  E.  McCullom  6-30-27  L19 

Alice  E.  McCullum  6-30-27  N5 

E.  E.  6-2-27E  L15 

E.  E.  6-2-27E  N7 

E.  E.  6-30-27M  L19 

Eugene  E.  6-30-27M  N5 

Florence  2-19-27D  L12 

J.  E.  6-2-27  L15 

J.  E.  6-2-27  N7 

J.  E.  6-30-27  L19 

J.  F.  2-19-27  L12 

J.  R.  6-30-27  N5 
BRASHARES 

James  10-23-27  NIB 

James  10-24-27  Nl 

Sarah  10-23-27  NIB 
BRASHEAR 

Alice  2-21-27DV  L6 

Chester,  Mrs.  9-20-27  L13 

James  A.  2-21-27DV  L6 


BRASHEARS 

Chester,  Mrs.  9-20-27  N3 

J.  R.  8-23-27  L14 

J.  R.  8-24-27  N8 

Jim  1-17-27D  N 

Nellie  M.  8-23-27D  L14 

Nellie  M.  8-24-27D  L8 

Nellie  M.  8-24-27D  N8 
BRASHER 

C.  H.  8-8-27  N10 

C.  R.  8-8-27  L12 

Rosie  L.  8-8-27  L12 

Rosie  L.  8-8-27  N10 
BRASUELL 

Mable  5-3-27  LI 

Mable  5-4-27  L10 

Rass  5-3-27  LI 

Rass  5-4-27  L10 

Rass  5-4-27  N9 
BRASWELL 

Florence  10-22-27  L7 

Mabel  5-1-27M  L22 

Mabel  5-1-27M  N6B 

Mabel  5-2-27M  N3 
BRAUN 

A.  P. ,  Mrs.  1-18-27  LI 

A.  P. ,  Mrs.  1-19-27  N12 
BRAWL 

Roy  4-19-27M  L10 

Verna  Williams  4-19-27  L10 
BRAY 

James  H.  10-22-27  L7 

James  H.  4-16-27  L7 

Jeneve  L.  10-22-27P  L7 

Walter  10-22-27P  L7 

Walter  4-16-27P  L7 
BRAYFIELD 

Andy  5-14-27  N12 

Betty  11-16-27  N16 

Cletus  11-16-27  N16 

Dink  5-14-27  N12 

Effie  5-14-27  N12 

Florence  11-16-27D  N16 

Florence  Evelyn  11-16-27D  N16 

Green  N.  5-14-27D  N12 

Harue  5-14-27  N12 
Isiah  5-14-27  N12 

Jessie  L.  3-12-27M  L10 

Johnny  5-14-27  N12 

M.  H.  11-16-27  N16 


1269 


BRAYFIELD  (cont.) 

Marion  11-16-27  N16 

Mary  5-14-27  N12 

Minnie  Tolbert  3-12-27  L10 

Russel  5-14-27  N12 

Willa  11-16-27  N16 
BRAZIL 

Lela  10-24-27  L15 
BREAZEAL 

Mary  4-15-27M  N7 
BREAZEALE 

A.  J  10-15-27  LI 

A.  J.  10-22-27  Nl 

Addie  10-12-27  N12 

Allen  J.  10-12-27  N12 

Charles  V.  10-15-27  LI 

Charley  V.  10-12-27  N12 

Clara  10-15-27  LI 

Clara  A.  E.  Fielden  10-12-27  N12 

George  10-12-27  N12 

Mary  S.  10-15-27  LI 

Oscar  10-12-27  N12 

Tom  10-12-27  N12 

W.  V.  10-22-27P  Nl 

William  V.  10-12-27D  L13 

William  V.  10-12-27D  N12 

William  V.  10-15-27P  LI 
BREBNER 

Mary  E.  Wright  3-15-27  L7 

William  3-12-27D  L10 

William  3-14-27D  L10 

William  3-14-27D  N2 

William  3-15-27D  L7 

William  3-15-27D  Nil 

William  3-15-27D  N12 
BRECKENDRIDGE 

F.  J. ,  Mrs.  7-11-27  L6 
BRECKENRIDGE 

Mattie  Raymond  11-9-27  L12 

Mattie  Raymond  11-9-27  N12 
BREDERSON 

Julia  8-13-27D  N3 
BREDESEN 

C.  A. ,  Mrs.  8-10-27D  N3 

Julia  Mary  Schafer  8-10-27D  N3 
BREDESON 

C.  A. ,  Mrs.  8-10-27D  L8 

C.  A. ,  Mrs.  8-11-27D  N3 

Julia  8-12-27D  L22 

Julia  8-13-27D  L12 


BREDESON  (cont.) 

Julia  Mary  8-10-27D  L8 

Julia  Mary  8-11-27D  L8 

Julia  Mary  8-11-27D  N3 

Julia  Mary  8-12-27D  N3 

Julia  Mary  Schafer  8-10-27D  L8 

Julia  Mary  Schafer  8-11-27D  N3 

BREECH 

J.  F.  E.  2-2-27  L13 
J.  F.  E.  2-2-27  N5 

BREEDEN 

Anna  Malicoat  6-20-27  L14 
Anna  Malicoat  6-20-27  N3 

BREESE 

Charlotte  Lorene  10-6-27B  L12 
H.  A. ,  Mrs.  12-20-27  Lll 
H.  A. ,  Mrs.  12-20-27  N7 
John  10-6-27C  L12 

BRENNAN 

James  6-26-27D  N2A 
Pauline  11-5-27  N12 

BRENTON 

Cora  L.  Tubbs  4-28-27  L3 

BRESHEARS 

Gladys  Helen  9-13-27D  L10 
Gladys  Helen  9-14-27D  L9 
Gladys  Helen  9-14-27D  N12 
Iva  4-1-27DV  L21 
Iva  4-1-27DV  N9 
Iva  4-2-27DV  N6 
Iva  5-13-27DV  L22 
Iva  5-13-27DV  N9 
Iva  M.  6-19-27M  L27 
Iva  M.  6-19-27M  Nl 
James  H.  9-13-27  L10 
James  H.  9-14-27  L9 
James  H.  9-14-27  N12 
Roy  9-8-27  L10 
Roy  9-9-27  N12 
W.  D. ,    Mrs.  9-8-27D  L10 
W.  D. ,  Mrs.  9-9-27D  N12 
William  C.  4-1-27DV  L21 
William  C.  4-1-27DV  N9 
William  C.  4-2-27DV  N6 
William  C.  5-13-27DV  L22 
William  C.  5-13-27DV  N9 
William  C.  6-19-27M  L27 
William  C.  6-19-27M  Nl 

BRESSIE 

Vivian  D.  9-30-27M  L8 


1270 


BRESSIE  (cont.) 

Vivian  D.  D.  9-30-27M  Nl 

BRESWALTER 

Bertha  12-30-27  L14 

BREUER 

R.  E.  11-27-27  N5B 
R.  E.  2-6-27  N6 
Sue  Betty  2-6-27  N6 

BREWER 

Charles  6-18-27  N2 
Charles  6-19-27  N4 
Edward  6-18-27  N2 
Edward  6-19-27  N4 
Franklin  1-23-27  Lll 
Franklin  1-23-27  N5 
Jake  E.  6-17-27D  LI 
Jake  E.  6-18-27D  N2 
Jake  E.  6-19-27D  L27 
Jake  E.  6-19-27D  N4 
Jake  E.  6-20-27D  L14 
Jake  E.  6-20-27D  N2 
Jake,  Mrs.  6-21-27  L10 
Jeff  6-18-27  N2 
Jeff  6-19-27  N4 
Jennie  F.  6-6-27D  L4 
Jennie  F.  6-6-27D  N8 
Jerome  6-18-27  N2 
Jerome  6-19-27  N4 
Julia  6-18-27  N2 
Mary  Bell  6-19-27  N4 
Mary  Belle  6-18-27  N2 
Ollie  6-18-27  N2 
Ollie  6-19-27  N4 
Rosetta  6-18-27  N2 
Rosetta  6-19-27  N4 
W.  C.  7-3-27  LI 
Walter  6-18-27  N2 
Walter  6-19-27  N4 

BREYMAN 

Harold  8-9-27M  Nl 
Laura  Lahman  8-9-27  Nl 
BRICKER 

Cinda  W.  1-22-27P  L7 
Cinda  W.  7-16-27P  L7 
Gertrude  1-13-27DV  L8 
J.  W.  9-11-27  L32 
Josiah  2-4-27D  LI 
P.  1-13-27DV  L8 
BRICKLEY 

E.  P.  9-25-27C  L31 


BRICKLEY  (cont.) 

Earl  P.  9-11-27C  N6A 

James  Elroy  9-25-27B  L31 

Pauline  Simmons  9-25-27  L31 
BRIDGER 

---,  Mrs.  5-6-27  L26 
BRIDGES 

Anna  Fisher  5-8-27  N2B 

C.  B.  3-16-27  L2 

Charles  3-10-27  L8 

Ed  3-10-27D  L8 

Ed  3-16-27P  L2 

Elmer  11-27-27M  L16 

Elmer  11-27-27M  NIB 

Etta  Mae  Harriet  12-4-27B  NIB 

Etta  Mae  Harriett  12-4-27B  L31 

Frances  Stratton  11-27-27  L16 

Frances  Stratton  11-27-27  NIB 

Herbert  C.  12-4-27C  L31 

Herbert  C.  12-4-27C  NIB 

J.  H.  4-28-27  N4 
BRIGANCE 

K.  P.  10-29-27C  N7 

Keith  Dillard  10-29-27B  N7 
BRIGGS 

Aletha  10-10-27D  N3 

Aletha  10-11-27D  L9 

Alethe  10-10-27D  Lll 

Alethe  10-11-27D  N2 

C.  H.  4-17-27  N10C 
BRINK 

Helen  3-24-27  L16 

Vina  Edens  4-24-27  L18 
BRINKMEYER 

Harry  F.  6-26-27M  L37 

Opal  H.  Hanson  6-26-27  L37 
BRISENDINE 

W.  F. ,  Mrs.  4-24-27  Lll 

W.  F.,  Mrs.  4-24-27D  NIB 
BRISENTINE 

,  Mrs.  5-14-27  N12 

BR I STOW 

Ben  2-2-27  L7 

Ben  2-4-27  L6 

E.  H.  2-2-27  L7 

E.  H.  2-2-27  N3 

F.  H.  2-4-27  L6 
James  S.  2-2-27D  L7 
James  S.  2-2-27D  N3 
James  S.  2-4-27D  L6 


1271 


BRITAIN 

Bessie  Noaks  9-1-27  N8 
Ophelia  10-22-27P  L7 
BRITE 

Jay,  Mrs.  3-17-27  LI 
Jay,  Mrs.  3-18-27  L22 
Jay,  Mrs.  3-18-27  N12 
Jay,  Mrs.  9-18-27  NIB 

BRITTAIN 

Bessie  9-11-27  N10B 
Chester  Wayne  5-13-27  N9 
Clifford  W.  2-26-27DV  LI 
Clifford  W.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Grace  5-13-27DV  N9 
Grace  E.  2-26-27DV  LI 
Grude  9-11-27  N10B 
Hugh  F.  9-11-27  N10B 
J.  W.  9-11-27  N10B 
John  W.  9-11-27  N10B 
Luther  9-11-27  N10B 

BRITTIAN 

Leona  Bishop  6-5-27M  N2C 

BRITTON 

Becky  Noaks  8-31-27  L10 
Becky  Noaks  8-31-27  N12 
Clifford  5-12-27DV  L8 
Electa  Lindsey  2-12-27  L10 
Grace  5-12-27DV  L8 
Leonard  B.  2-12-27M  L10 

BRIXEY 

Alva  M.  10-22-27P  L7 
Hugh  8-27-27  LI 
James,  Mrs.  11-1-27  L7 
James,  Mrs.  11-1-27  N8 
Josephine  10-22-27P  L7 
M.  O.  10-22-27  L7 

BROCK 

B.  F.  12-20-27  Lll 
Edna  L.  12-20-27  Lll 
Laura  1-12-27E  N5 
N.  A.  12-20-27  Lll 

BROCKERT 

Thomas  E.  1-29-27C  N7 

BROCKLING 

J.  B.  9-5-27  Lll 

John  B.  9-5-27M  Lll 

Rosa  Ella  Duffey  9-5-27  Lll 

BROCKMAN 

Oscar  C,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 
Oscar  C,  Mrs.  5-30-27  N3 


BROCKMAN  (cont.) 

Oscar  C,  Mrs.  5-31-27  N2 
BROCKUS 

H.  B. ,  Mrs.  6-20-27  N3 
BROGAN 

Gertrude  Brunner  2-21-27  L6 

Gertrude  Brunner  2-22-27  L9 
BROOKINS 

J.  W.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Olga  1-13-27DV  L8 
BROOKS 

Barbara  L.  Bradshaw  6-29-27  LI 

Charles  6-29-27  L15 

Dad,  Miss  7-1-27  Lll 

Daisy  7-1-27  Lll 

Doris  Mae  11-13-27D  L32 

Doris  May  11-7-27D  L6 

Dorris  May  11-7-27D  Nl 

E.  H.  11-13-27  L32 

E.  H.  11-7-27  Nl 

E.  W.  6-29-27  L15 

Edward  H.  11-7-27  L6 

Frank  7-1-27D  Lll 

Hubert  G.  9-8-27M  L15 

Hubert  G.  9-8-27M  N5 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  11-16-27  Lll 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  11-16-27  N6 

Jennie  7-1-27  Lll 

John  K.  7-6-27D  L8 

John  K.  7-7-27D  L8 

John  K.  7-8-27D  L8 

John  William  6-29-27M  L15 

Laura  7-1-27  Lll 

Lillian  McLaughlin  2-18-27  L21 

Lillian  McLaughlin  2-18-27  N5 

Marie  7-1-27  Lll 

Marie  Riggs  9-8-27  L15 

Marie  Riggs  9-8-27  N5 

Ralph  2-18-27M  L21 

Ralph  2-18-27M  N5 
BROOKSBANK 

Harry  1-22-27  L7 

Harry  7-16-27  L7 

Mary  1-22-27P  L7 

Mary  7-16-27P  L7 
BROOKSHIRE 

Jesse  12-4-27M  L24 

Jessie  12-4-27M  Nl 

Jessie  12-4-27M  NIB 

Joseph  D.  8-18-27D  N8 


1272 


BROOKSHIRE  (cont.) 

T.  A.,  Mrs.  10-16-27D  N7B 

BROTT 

J.  N. ,  Mrs.  5-13-27  L26 
John,  Mrs.  4-25-27  L2 
John,  Mrs.  4-26-27  N2 

BROWER 

Alta  1-14-27DV  L15 
Alta  M.  4-21-27DV  N12 
Coleman  1-14-27DV  L15 
Coleman  E.  4-21-27DV  N12 
Emma  Gilmore  2-7-27  L7 
Emma  Gilmore  2-7-27  N3 
Sintha  0.  1-22-27P  L7 

BROWN 

B. ,  Mrs.  12-29-27  N2 

Ben  1-22-27P  L7 

Bessie  Messinger  9-10-27  Nl 

Bessie  Messinger  9-10-27  N2 

Bonnie  Park  10-27-27  Nl 

Bonnie  Park  10-27-27  N12 

C.  Emmett  9-29-27D  L2 

C.  Emmit  10-9-27D  N6A 
Carl  9-10-27M  Nl 
Carl  9-10-27M  N2 

D.  C,  Mrs.  4-19-27D  L10 
D.  C. ,  Mrs.  4-20-27D  N8 
Diana  7-26-27D  N7 
Edward  N.  3-21-27  L13 
Edward  N.  3-22-27  N5 
Eleanor  7-29-27  L6 
Eleanor  9-17-27  N3 

Elsa  12-22-27  N7 
Emma  Dameron  2-18-27  LI 6 
Emma  Dameron  2-19-27  L12 
Emma  Dameron  2-19-27  N3 
Ethel  Shelton  1-22-27  L7 
Eva  H.  8-24-27DV  L8 
Eva  H.  9-16-27DV  L6 
Eva  H.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Frances  E.  9-25-27M  L10 
Frances  Meyer  3-21-27  L13 
Frances  Stokes  2-5-27  L10 
Frances  Stokes  2-6-27  L25 
Gatra  3-21-27E  L13 
Gatra  3-22-27E  N5 
Geneva  12-27-27M  L6 
Geneva  12-28-27M  Lll 
H.  A.  8-24-27DV  N16 
H.  D. ,  Mrs.  8-21-27D  N8C 


BROWN  (cont.) 

H.  G.  9-25-27M  L10 

Harry  H. ,  Mrs.  4-7-27  L14 

Harry  H.,  Mrs.  4-7-27  N2 

Hazel  Taylor  9-8-27  L10 

I.  F. ,  Mrs.  9-1-27  L8 

I.  F. ,  Mrs.  9-1-27  N8 

Ida  E.  Erb  9-1-27  L8 

Ida  Erb  9-1-27  N8 

Ida  Erb  9-2-27  L6 

Isaac  D.  9-18-27  NIB 

J.  A.  11-20-27C  L31 

J.  A.  11-20-27C  NIB 

J.  H.,  Mrs.  10-30-27  N12A 

J.  W.  4-29-27D  L22 

J.  W.  4-30-27D  N6 

J.  W.  5-1-27D  L28 

J.  W.  5-1-27D  N6B 

Jewell  Louise  10-2-27B  N4A 

John  W.  1-13-27DV  L8 

John  W.  1-23-27DV  N5 

John  W.  7-17-27DV  L27 

John  W.  7-17-27DV  N7A 

John  W.  9-15-27DV  L15 

John  W.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Joseph  Hal  11-20-27B  L31 

Joseph  Hal  11-20-27B  NIB 

Lee,  Mrs.  2-10-27  L4 

Lena  10-28-27M  Nl 

Lena  10-28-27M  N17 

Loretta  Mills  11-6-27  L7 

Lucy  4-19-27D  L10 

Lucy  4-20-27D  L8 

Lucy  4-20-27D  N8 

Lucy  J.  5-21-27P  L10 

Mabel  4-29-27  L22 

Mabel  4-30-27  N6 

Mabel  Burns  2-21-27  L6 

Mamie  E.  9-19-27DV  L4 

Mamie  E.  9-20-27DV  N8 

Mary  Allen  6-20-27  N10 

Mary  Allen  6-21-27  L10 

Mary  Allen  6-21-27  N3 

Minnie  Lee  12-22-27M  Nl 

Neal  4-29-27  L22 

Neal  4-30-27  N6 

0.  W. ,  Mrs.  3-9-27  L8 

Ollie  7-19-27  L10 

Ollie  7-19-27  N12 

Ollie  7-20-27  N8 


1273 


BROWN  (cont.) 

Orville  3-1 
Orville  3-1 
Paul  4-29-2 
Paul  4-30-2 
Pearl  L.  9- 
Perry,  Mrs. 
R.  A.  8-24- 
R.  A.  9-16- 
R.  A.  9-17- 
Robert  7-19 
Robert  7-19 
Robert  7-20 
Robert  7-24 
Rollin  A.  1 
.  Rollin  A.  1 
S.  J.  7-24- 
Sam,  Mrs.  4 
Sam,  Mrs.  4 
Tessie  9-25 
Thomas  E .  9 
Thula  1-23- 
Thula  May  7 
Thula  May  7 
Thula  May  9 
Thula  May  9 
Thule  1-13- 
Tressie  9-2 
Tressie  9-2 
Victor  10-2 
W.  R.  3-21- 
W.  T. ,  Mrs . 
W.  T. ,  Mrs. 
W.  T. ,  Mrs . 
William  H. 
William  H. 
William  T. 
Zelma  2-2-2 

BROWNE 

Diana  7-26- 
Diana  7-26- 
Diana  7-27- 
Diana  7-27- 
E.  B.,  Mrs. 
E.  B. ,  Mrs. 
E.  B.,  Mrs. 

BROWNFIELD 

A.  R.  2-23- 
John  2-23-2 


5-27D  L14 

5-27D  N12 

7  L22 

7  N6 

25-27M  L10 
11-14-27  LI 

27DV  L8 

27DV  L6 

27DV  N3 

-27  L10 

-27  N12 

-27  N8 

-27  N10B 

0-27-27M  Nl 

0-27-27M  N12 

27  N10B 

-13-27  L8 

-13-27  N3 

-27M  L22 

-8-27M  L10 

27DV  N5 

-17-27DV  L27 

-17-27DV  N7A 

-15-27DV  L15 

-16-27DV  Nl 

27DV  L8 

5-27M  NIB 

5-27M  N4A 

-27C  N4A 

27  L13 
11-26-27  N12 
8-11-27  L8 
8-12-27  N3 

9-19-27DV  L4 

9-20-27DV  N8 

11-6-27M  L7 

7  LI  7 

27D  L12 

27D  N7 

27D  L16 

27D  N12 
7-26-27D  N7 
7-27-27D  L16 
7-27-27D  N12 

27  N5 

7  N5 


BROWNING 

Clarence  3-9-27  LI 
BROWNLOW 

J.  W.  2-1-27  LI 

J.  W.  2-1-27  N3 
BROWSER 

Isabelle  3-18-27M  Lll 

Isabelle  3-18-27M  N2 

Mary  12-17-27M  Nl 
BRUBERT 

Harry  R.  4-1-27M  L13 

Mabel  M.  Marsden  4-1-27  L13 
BRUCE 


H.  S.,  Mrs 

.  6-7- 

-27  L10 

H.  S.,  Mrs 

.  6-7 

-27  N8 

H.  S.,  Mrs 

.  6-8- 

-27  L14 

H.  S.,  Mrs 

.  6-8- 

-27  N12 

Laura  6-12 

-27  N8B 

BRUCHER 

Cecilia  2- 

21-27 

Nl 

Edward  2-21-27  Nl 

John  2-21- 

27  Nl 

Louis  2-21 

-27  Nl 

Louise  Hou 

ck  2-21-27D  Nl 

Phillip  2- 

21-27 

Nl 

William  2- 

21-27 

Nl 

BRUENN 

August  9-4 

-27  N2B 

William  9- 

4-27D 

N2B 

BRUGGER 

Margaret  9 

-18-27M  L7 

Margaret  9 

-18-27M  NIB 

BRUMBACK 

Dess  10-6- 

27  LI 

Dess  10-6- 

27  N8 

Devoria  I von  10- 

-6-27D  LI 

Devoria  I von  10- 

-6-27D  N8 

BRUMBLAY 

Myrtle  All 

en  6-20-27  N10 

BRUMLEY 

Lillie  2-2 

-2  7DV 

L7 

Lillie  2-4 

-2  7DV 

N3 

Lillie  5-12-27DV  L8 

Lillie  5-13-27DV  N9 

William  H. 

2-2-27DV  L7 

William  H. 

2-4-27DV  N3 

William  H. 

5-12- 

-27DV  L8 

William  H. 

5-13- 

-27DV  N9 

BRUNDIDGE 

Harry  T.  6 

-10-27C  L10 

1274 


BRUNDIDGE  (cont.) 

Kenneth  Cloud  6-10-27B  L10 
Roxie  Cloud  6-10-27  L10 

BRUNKHORST 

Catherine  12-17-27  N12 
Catherine  12-17-27D  L4 
Catherine  12-17-27D  N12 
Edwin  12-17-27  N12 
Edwin  12-17-27D  L4 
Harry  12-17-27  N12 
Harry  12-17-27D  L4 
Henry,  Mrs.  12-17-27D  L4 
Henry,  Mrs.  12-17-27D  N12 
Nadine  12-17-27  N12 
Nadine  12-17-27D  L4 
Otto  12-17-27  N12 
Otto  12-17-27D  L4 
W.  H.  1-2-27  Nl 
W.  H.  5-13-27C  N20 
Walter  H.  12-17-27  L4 
Walter  H.  12-17-27  N12 

BRUNKMEYER 

Henry  F.  6-26-27M  N7A 
Opal  H.  Hansen  6-26-27  N7A 

BRUNNER 

Ann  2-21-27  L6 

Ann  2-22-27  L9 

E.  W.  2-22-27D  L9 

E.  W.  2-23-27D  L14 

Edward  W.  10-22-27P  L7 

Edward  W.  2-21-27D  L6 

Edward  W.  2-21-27D  N2 

Gertrude  2-21-27  L6 

Gertrude  2-22-27  L9 

Joanne  2-21-27  L6 

Joanne  2-22-27  L9 

John  L.  2-21-27  L6 

John  L.  2-22-27  L9 

Laura  2-21-27  L6 

Laura  2-22-27  L9 

Lillie  2-21-27  L6 

Lillie  2-22-27  L9 

Lucille  10-22-27  L7 

Lucille  2-22-27  L9 

Lucille  Shelton  2-21-27  L6 

Oscar  2-21-27  L6 

Oscar  2-22-27  L9 

Rufus  2-21-27  L6 

Rufus  2-22-27  L9 


BRUNSON 

R.  J. ,  Mrs.  2-7-27  N3 
BRUST 

Alma  J.  8-6-27DV  N3 

Alma  Jean  9-15-27DV  L15 

James  9-15-27DV  L15 

James  P.  8-6-27DV  N3 
BRUTON 

Annis  7-24-27  NIB 

David  7-24-27  NIB 

Doris  Alberts  3-20-27  Lll 

Doris  Alberts  3-20-27  NIB 

Elster  3-20-27M  Lll 

Elster  3-20-27M  NIB 

Helen  8-13-27  LI 

Helen  8-13-27  Nl 

J.  F.  7-21-27  L8 

J.  F.  7-21-27  N12 

J.  N.  8-13-27  LI 

J.  N.  8-13-27  Nl 

J.  T.  7-24-27  L25 

J.  T.  8-15-27D  Lll 

J.  T.  8-16-27D  Nil 

James  7-24-27  NIB 

Jesse  7-24-27  NIB 

Jesse  T.  7-24-27  NIB 

Jesse  T.  8-13-27D  LI 

Jesse  T.  8-13-27D  Nl 

Lucy  7-24-27  L25 

Martin  7-24-27  NIB 

Nancy  7-24-27  NIB 

O.  W.  7-21-27  N12 

0.  W.  7-24-27  L25 

O.  W.  7-24-27  NIB 

O.  W.  8-13-27  LI 

O.  W.  8-13-27  Nl 

0.  W.  8-15-27  Lll 

0.  W.  8-16-27  Nil 

Peirre,  Mrs.  5-30-27  N2 

Pierre,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 

T.  S.  8-13-27  Nl 

family  reunion  7-21-27  L8 

family  reunion  7-21-27  N12 

family  reunion  7-24-27  NIB 

family  reunion  7-31-27  N10B 
BRYAN 

George  2-20-27  N3 

Lorene  Ethel  10-22-27P  L7 

Mary  B.  4-16-27  L7 

W.  Thomas  5-27-27C  L24 


1275 


BRYANT 

Ed  6-26-27  L6 

Evelyn  2-17-27  L5 

Fred  9-19-27  N5 

Fred  B.  9-19-27M  N5 

Fred  D.  9-18-27M  L22 

Fred  E.  9-18-27  L22 

G.  E.  2-17-27  L5 

Henry  6-26-27D  L6 

Henry  6-26-27D  N2A 

Isabel  Boyd  Page  9-18-27  L22 

Isabel  Boyd  Page  9-19-27  N5 

Linsey  6-19-27C  N6B 

Lizzie  5-11-27M  N12 

Lizzie  5-20-27M  N4 

Mattie  1-2-27  L7 

Mat tie  1-2-27  N 

Minnie  6-26-27  L6 

Robert  Lee  4-21-27B  L10 

Schosea  Wallers  5-1-27  N8B 

Susie  E.  2-17-27  L5 

W.  S.  5-1-27M  N8B 

Whitley,  Mrs.  3-15-27  LI 

William  B.  3-4-27P  LI 

Wilson  4-21-27C  L10 

Wilson  4-22-27C  N12 
BRYSON 

Walter  9-9-27M  N5 

Walter  B.  9-11-27M  L20 

Walter  Boggs  8-28-27E  L15 

Wilma  Crow  9-9-27  N5 

Wylma  Crow  9-11-27  L20 
BUCCO 

Americo  Thomas  4-16-27P  L7 
BUCHANAN 

B.  H.  12-1-27  L12 

B.  H.  12-1-27  Nil 

B.  H.  12-4-27  N9A 

B.  H.  12-7-27  Nil 

Bettie  12-4-27  N9A 

G.  M.  12-2-27D  L15 

G.  M.  12-2-27D  N12 

G.  M.  12-7-27  Nil 

George  M.  12-1-27D  L12 

George  M.  12-1-27D  Nil 

Marie  8-10-27M  L8 

Marie  8-11-27M  Nl 

P.  N.  12-4-27D  N9A 

Urich  12-1-27  L12 

Urich  12-1-27  Nil 


BUCHANAN  (cont.) 

Uriel  12-4-27  N9A 

BUCHER 

Myrtle  D.  4-1-27M  Nl 
Myrtle  V.  3-31-27M  L10 

BUCK 

Annie  K.  10-1-27  L8 
Annie  K.  10-1-27  Nil 
Eunice  11-9-27DV  N8 
Harry  11-9-27DV  N8 
Hugh  Earle  10-1-27  L8 
Hugh  Earle  10-1-27  Nil 
Lillian  10-1-27  L8 
Lillian  10-1-27  Nil 

BUCKETT 

Helen  9-27-27M  L10 

BUCKINGHAM 

Earl  1-14-27DV  L15 
Jewel  1-14-27DV  L15 

BUCKNER 

Jennie  10-9-27D  N2A 
John,  Mrs.  10-25-27  N7 
John,  Mrs.nes  10-25-27  L14 
R.  E.,  Mrs.  10-9-27D  N2A 

BUFFORD 

Guy  L.  11-22-27M  L16 
Helen  Jaco  11-22-27  L16 

BUFORD 

Lucy  7-24-27  N4C 

BUHLER 

Fred,  Mrs.  3-16-27  L2 
Fred,  Mrs.  3-17-27  N6 

BUKES 

Frank  12-18-27D  L14 

BULGER 

James  1-22-27P  L7 
James  7-16-27P  L7 
Laura  1-22-27  L7 
Laura  7-16-27  L7 

BULL 

Harrison  8-8-27C  L12 
Kathryn  Alice  8-8-27B  L12 

BUMGARDNER 

W.  D.  11-9-27D  N12 

BUMGARNER 

W.  D.  11-8-27D  L10 

BUM PASS 

Delia  E.  10-22-27  L7 
Delia  E.  4-16-27  L7 


1276 


BUNCH 

Archie  L.  7-13-27M  L9 

Goldie  Conley  6-19-27  L27 

Rose  May  Matthews  7-13-27  L9 
BURCH 

Albert  Franklin  12-3-27D  L12 

Albert  Franklin  12-3-27D  N12 

Charles  1-11-27  L6 

Charles  1-12-27  L8 

Charles  12-3-27  L12 

Charles  12-3-27  N12 

Charles  E.  8-31-27C  Nl 

Edith  12-16-27M  L27 

Edith  12-17-27M  N5 

Edward  1-11-27  L6 

Edward  1-12-27  L8 

Ernest  1-11-27  L6 

Ernest  1-12-27  L8 

Gardner  1-11-27  L6 

Gardner  1-12-27  L8 

Henry  1-11-27  L6 

Henry  1-12-27  L8 

John  1-11-27  L6 

John  1-12-27  L8 

L.  12-16-27  L27 

L.  12-17-27  N5 

Oren  1-12-27D  L8 

Orren  1-11-27D  L6 

Rancy  1-11-27  L6 

Rancy  1-12-27  L8 

Sarah  1-14-27  L19 
BURCHART 

R.  M. ,  Mrs.  2-21-27  Nl 
BURCHFIELD 

George,  Mrs.  9-1-27  L8 

George,  Mrs.  9-1-27  N8 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  9-1-27  L8 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  9-1-27  N8 
BURDEN 

E.  G.  11-18-27  L24 

Ed,  Mrs.  11-16-27  L9 

Ed,  Mrs.  11-17-27  N113 
BURDETTE 

E.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-12-27  L9 
BURDICK 

E.  E. ,  Mrs.  9-6-27  N3 
BURG 

C.  S.  11-7-27  L7 

Lillie  11-7-27  L6 

Lillie  11-8-27  N3 


BURGAN 

Glynn  McCoy  11-2-27  L12 

Paul  11-2-27M  L12 
BURGDORF 

A.  F.  9-11-27A  L12 
BURGE 

Charles  H.  1-13-27DV  L8 

James  P.  3-12-27DV  L10 

James  P.  5-12-27DV  L8 

James  P.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Lila  1-13-27DV  L8 

Maggie  P.  3-12-27DV  L10 

Maggie  P.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Maggie  P.  5-13-27DV  N9 
BURGEN 

Glynn  McCoy  11-2-27  N10 

Paul  11-2-27M  N10 
BURGER 

Betty  10-8-27D  L7 

Betty  10-9-27D  N2A 

C.  C.  10-8-27  L7 

C.  C.  10-9-27  N2A 

C.  C.  6-23-27  N8 

Earl  H.  6-23-27D  L13 

Earl  H.  6-23-27D  N8 

Earl  H.  6-24-27D  L8 

Earl  H.  6-24-27D  N6 

Emma  6-23-27  N8 

H.  H.  6-23-27  N8 

J.  G.  6-23-27  N8 

Mary  6-23-27  N8 

N.  E.  6-23-27  L13 

N.  E.  6-23-27  N8 

N.  E.  6-24-27  L8 

N.  E.  6-24-27  N6 

Nelle  Gilham  2-10-27  N7 

0.  W.  6-23-27  N8 
BURGESS 

Everett  5-16-27  L8 

Everett  5-16-27  N3 

Henry  C.  10-22-27P  L7 

Henry  C.  4-16-27P  L7 

J.  L.  5-16-27D  N3 

Joe  7-13-27DV  L14 

Joe  D.  1-22-27  L7 

Joe  D.  7-16-27  L7 

Joe  J.  9-15-27DV  L15 

Joe  J.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Joseph  Laurence  5-16-27D  N2 

Joseph  Lawrence  5-16-27D  L8 


1277 


BURGESS  (cont.) 

Josie  Cheffey  5-10-27  L16 
Josie  Cheffey  5-10-27  N6 
Josie  Cheffey  5-9-27  L8 
Lawrence  5-26-27P  Nl 
Lawrence,  Mrs.  5-20-27  L10 
LeRoy  5-16-27  L8 
LeRoy  5-16-27  N3 
Leroy  5-20-27  L10 
Marvis  7-13-27DV  L14 
Mavis  9-15-27DV  L15 
Navis  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Robert  5-16-27  L8 
Robert  5-16-27  N3 
Robert  5-20-27  L10 
Winona  Alice  5-26-27  Nl 

BURGETT 

Ada  5-20-27M  Nl 
Ada  5-20-27M  N8 

BURK 

Delmar  Dean  5-28-27D  L12 
Delmar  Dean  5-29-27D  L32 
Delmar  Dean  5-29-27D  N2 
Dorothy  Leona  1-21-27D  L8 
Dorothy  Leona  1-22-27D  L7 
Dorothy  Leona  1-23 -27D  L5 
Dorothy  Leona  1-23 -27D  N2B 
Dorothy  Leona  1-24-27D  L6 
Elmer  5-28-27  L12 
Elmer  5-29-27  L32 
Elmer  5-29-27  N2 
George  A.  1-21-27  L8 
George  A.  1-22-27  L7 
George  A.  1-23-27  L5 
George  A.  1-23-27  N2B 
George  A.  1-24-27  L6 
George  A.  4-22-27DV  L18 
George  A.  4-23-27DV  N3 
George  N.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Gladys  E.  4-22-27DV  L18 
Gladys  E.  4-23-27DV  N3 
Gladys  E.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
infant  5-29-27D  N2 

BURKE 

George  A.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Gladys  E.  9-17-27DV  N3 
James  9-17-27  L12 
James  9-18-27  N3A 
James  L.  9-22-27  Nil 
James  L.  9-23-27  N15 


BURKE  (cont.) 

John  9-17-27D  L12 

John  9-18-27D  L10 

John  9-18-27D  N3A 

John  9-19-27D  N10 

0.  Patrick  9-17-27  L12 

O.  Patrick  9-18-27  N3A 
BURKEHEAD 

Alice  1-26-27  N2 
BURKETT 

Fannie  E.  Foster  4-23-27  L10 

Thomas  L.  4-23-27  L10 
BURKHARTT 

Nicholas  9-11-27  L20 

Thomas  9-11-27  L20 
BURKS 

Eli  3-5-27  L12 

Eli  3-6-27  L30 

F.  V.  3-5-27  L12 

F.  V.  3-6-27  L30 
James  A.  3-5-27  L12 
James  A.  3-6-27  L30 
John  T.  2-6-27  L14 
Laura  2-6-27  L14 
Levi  3-5-27  L12 

Robert  Theron  11-16 -27B  L9 

Theron  11-16-27C  L9 
BURMAN 

A.  J.  1-22-27  L7 
BURNES 

Albert  7-26-27  N7 

Jack  7-26-27  N7 

Jim  7-26-27  N7 

William  G.  7-26-27D  N7 

William  T.  7-26-27  N7 
BURNETT 

A.  J.  2-25-27  N4 

Ely,  Mrs.  5-30-27  N2 
BURNETTE 

Ely,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 
BURNEY 

Bertha  M.  9-10-27M  L12 

Bertha  M.  9-11-27M  Nl 

DeWitt  12-19-27  L8 

DeWitt  12-19-27  N2 

Dwight  12-21-27  Nil 

Emma  1-26-27D  L7 

Emma  1-26-27D  N7 

G.  S. ,  Mrs.  1-30-27  L18 
G.  S. ,  Mrs.  1-31-27  L13 


1278 


BURNEY  (cont.) 

George  1-23-27D  NIB 
George  S.  1-23-2 7D  L5 
George  S.  1-24-27D  L6 
George  S.  1-25-27D  L12 
George  S.  1-25-27D  N16 
Teddy  L.  12-19-27D  L8 
Teddy  L.  12-19-27D  N2 
William,  Mrs.  12-7-27  L6 
William,  Mrs.  12-7-27  N2 
infant  12-19-27D  L8 

BURNS 

---,  Mrs.  10-4-27  L12 

---,  Mrs.  10-5-27  Nil 

A.  Lee  7-7-27C  L8 

Boyd  Lee  7-7-27B  L8 

Charles  H.  7-17-27  N10A 

Esther  May  1-22-27P  L7 

Ethel  Viola  1-22-27P  L7 

Hal  4-24-27C  Lll 

Hal  4-24-27C  N2 

Hal,  Jr.  4-24-27B  Lll 

Isa  2-21-27D  L6 

Isa  Coker  2-21-27D  L6 

Jacob  12-4-27A  L2 

Mabel  2-21-27  L6 

Margaret  2-21-27  L6 

Maria  3-25-27  L24 

Maria  3-28-27  L9 

Maria  4-16-27P  L7 

Roy  Ernest  1-22-27P  L7 

Savannah  3-7-27D  L8 

Savannah  3-9-27D  L9 

Savannah  Johnson  3-7-27D  L8 

Ursla  6-26-27  NIC 

Virginia  Boyd  7-7-27  L8 

William  F.  7-13-27D  L8 

William  F.  7-17-27P  N10A 

William  G.  7-31-27D  N4A 

William  P.  1-22-27  L7 

BURNSON 

R.  J.  ,  Mrs.  2-7-27  L7 

BURR  IS 

William  2-6-27C  N6 

BURROUGHS 

Boyd  9-12-27D  N10 
Hattie  Leidy  1-23-27  L5 
Hattie  Leidy  1-23-27  N2B 
Mildre  Sue  Whittaker  12-2-27D 
Mildred  12-4-27D  L31 


BURROUGHS  (cont.) 

Mildred  12-4-27D  N9A 
Mildred  Sue  12-2-27D  L15 
Mildred  Sue  12-3-27D  L12 
Mildred  Sue  12-3-27D  N12 
Sue  9-10-27  L12 
Sue  9-12-27  N10 
W.  E.  9-10-27D  L12 
W.  E.  9-11-27D  L31 
W.  E.  9-11-27D  N6A 
W.  E.  9-12-27D  L16 
W.  E.  9-12-27D  N10 
W.  E.  9-13-27D  L10 
W.  E.  9-13-27D  N2 
Walter  E.  12-3-27  N12 
William  9-12-27  N10 
BURROW 

Cleda  4-19-27M  L15 
Cleda  4-20-27M  N5 
BURTON 

Charles  J.  p.  955 
E.  H.  9-4-27M  L21 
Edmund  Hallam  9-4-27M  Nl 
Maude  H.  3-20-27DV  L7 
Sig,  Mrs.  4-13-27  L8 
Sig,  Mrs.  4-13-27  N3 
Stephen  p.  955 
Virginia  D.  Dake  9-4-27  L21 
Virginia  Dake  9-4-27  Nl 
Walter  G.  3-20-27DV  L7 
family  reunion  7-24-27  L25 
family  reunion  7-7-27  L14 
BUSBY 

William  10-12-27C  N12 
BUSH 

Faith  Elizabeth  8-3-27M  L8 
Faith  Elizabeth  8-3-27M  Nl 
R.  E.,  Mrs.  12-24-27  L12 
R.  G.,  Mrs.  12-25-27  L16 
R.  G. ,  Mrs.  12-25-27  N2A 
BUSHMAN 

Richard  M.  1-22-27P  L7 
BUSHWACKERS 

days  of  2-6-27  NIB 
BUSKET 

Helen  T.  9-27-27M  Nl 
BUSSARD 

C.  M.  2-2-27  N12 
LI 5  BUTCHER 

M.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-19-27  L12 


1279 


BUTCHER  (cont.) 

M.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-20-27  N6 

BUTLER 

Esther  9-3-27  Lll 

Frank  2-11-27  Nl 

George  12-30-27  L14 

George  12-30-27  N6 

J.  L.  9-3-27  Lll 

J.  L.  9-3-27  N5 

Jesse  V.  2-11-27  Nl 

Jessie  9-10-27  Lll 

Leonard  9-3-27  Lll 

Leonard  9-3-27  N5 

Lorene  5-1-27M  L22 

Lorene  5-1-27M  N6B 

Martin  12-30-27  L14 

Martin  12-30-27  N6 

Minnie  Young  10-10-27  Lll 

Minnie  Young  10-10-27  N3 

Ollis  12-30-27D  L14 

Ollis  12-30-27D  N6 

Ora  E.  11-28-27M  L16 

Ora  E.  11-29-27M  Nl 

R.  B.,  Mrs.  3-24-27D  L16 

Verna  Lois  Thurman  9-2-27  L18 

Verna  Lois  Thurman  9-2-27  Nl 

Vernia  Thurman  9-3-27  Lll 

Vernie  Lois  Thurman  9-3-27  N5 

Vernon,  Mrs.  9-11-27  N7A 

Willard  D.  9-2-27M  L18 

Willard  D.  9-2-27M  Nl 

Willard  Drew  9-3-27M  N5 

William  Drew  9-3-27M  Lll 

BUTRICK 

C.  H.  6-23-27  L17 
C.  H.  6-24-27  N5 
Charles  H.  6-20-27M  L14 
Charles  H.  6-23-27M  L17 
Charles  H.  6-24-27M  N5 
Edna  2-1-27  L2 
Irene  Pirkle  6-20-27  L14 
Irene  Pirkle  6-23-27  L17 
Irene  Pirkle  6-24-27  N5 
J.  E.  2-1-27  L2 
Ray  2-1-27  L2 
Walter  2-1-27  L2 

BUTTERLY 

Anna  3-27-27  L31 
Clo  3-27-27  L31 
Helen  3-27-27  L31 


BUTTERLY  (cont.) 

J.  Ed  3-27-27  L31 

James  Clifford  3-27-27D  L31 

W.  P.  3-27-27  L31 
BUTTRAM 

William  9-13-27  L10 

William  9-14-27  N12 

infant  9-13-27D  L10 

infant  9-14-27D  N12 
BUTTRAN 

Florence  Earnhardt  4-14-27  L5 

Lloyd  4-14-27C  L5 

Lloyd,  Jr.  4-14-27B  L5 
BUTTRICK 

Charles  H.  6-21-27M  Nl 

Irene  Pirkle  6-21-27  Nl 
BUTTS 

B.  R.  10-16-27  L19 

Benjamin  10-16-27A  N5A 

Benjamin  H.  10-16-27A  L19 

Benjamin  H.  10-16-27A  N5A 

Ella  May  6-5-27D  N9C 

Gertrude  Maybelle  10-16-27  L19 

Herbert  6-5-27  N9C 

Josephine  T.  Cox  10-16-27  LI 9 

Mary  Crow  10-16-27D  N7B 

Ralph  12-1-27M  N2 

W.  R.  10-16-27  L19 

Winifred  Hawley  12-1-27  N2 
BUTZ 

Minnie  Downing  10-4-27  L10 

Minnie  Downing  10-4-27  N2 
BYAS 

A.  D.  2-20-27  L34 
BYBEE 

Alonzo  1-14-27DV  L15 

Clara  1-14-27DV  L15 
BYCROFT 

Thelma  9-10-27M  L12 

Thelma  9-11-27M  Nl 

Thelma  9-11-27M  N9B 
BYERS 

Robert  G.  3-14-27D  N2 
BYRD 

Agnes  Frieze  8-14-27D  N7B 
CADDY 

F.  E.  4-16-27  L5 

F.  E.  4-16-27  N12 

Mary  M.  4-16-27  L5 

Mary  M.  4-16-27  N12 


1280 


CADDY  ( cont . ) 

W.  E.  4-16-27  L5 
W.  E.  4-16-27  N12 

CAFFEY 

Charles  6-22-27  L8 

Charles  6-22-27  Nl 

Charles  6-23-27  N8 

Helen  6-22-27  L8 

Helen  6-22-27  Nl 

Helen  6-23-27  N8 

I.  I. ,  Mrs.  6-23-27D  N8 

I.  L.  6-26-27  N8B 

L.  L. ,  Mrs.  6-22-27D  L8 

L.  L. ,  Mrs.  6-22-27D  Nl 

Louise  6-22-27  L8 

Louise  6-22-27  Nl 

Louise  6-23-27  N8 

Stella  6-22-27D  L8 

Stella  6-22-27D  Nl 

Stella  6-23-27D  L13 

Stella  6-23-27D  N8 

Stella  M.  6-26-27  N8B 

Stella  McGinnis  6-23-27D  N8 

CAGE 

Opal  Pierce  6-2-27  N8 
R.  A.  12-29-27C  N3 
Raymond  6-2-27M  N8 

CAGLE 

Bonnie  Lou  10-30-27  N7B 
Glen,  Mrs.  10-30-27  N7B 
Mell  8-27-27DV  L12 
Mell  8-28-27DV  NIB 
Nellie  F.  8-27-27DV  L12 
Nellie  F.  8-28-27DV  NIB 

CAHILL 

Sam,  Mrs.  12-3-27  L12 
Sam,  Mrs.  12-3-27  N12 
Sam,  Mrs.  12-4-27  L31 
Sam,  Mrs.  12-4-27  N9A 

CAIN 

Edgar  7-20-27C  N5 

J.  M.  4-11-27  N5 

J.  M.  4-9-27  L9 

Mary  Lou  7-20-27B  N5 

Mary  Virginia  4-11-27M  N5 

Mary  Virginia  4-9-27M  L9 

Melva  8-26-27M  L23 

P.  G.  8-26-27  L23 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-18-27  LI 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-19-27  N12 


CALBERT 

Robert,  Mrs.  9-15-27  L19 
CALDARERA 

Francis  1-18-27D  L14 

Joe  1-18-27  L14 
CALDWELL 

C.  R. ,  Mrs.  7-21-27  N12 
George  8-13-27  Nl 
George  J.  1-22-27  L7 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-8-27  L14 
J.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-9-27  N2 
W.  S. ,  Mrs.  8-13-27  LI 
W.  S. ,  Mrs.  8-13-27  Nl 

CALEB 

A.  Y.  8-26-27DV  N2 
Jennie  C.  8-26-27DV  N2 

CALFEE 

Minnie  B.  Miller  11-14-27  LI 
Minnie  B.  Miller  11-14-27  N10 
Minnie  Miller  11-15-27  L10 
Minnie  Miller  11-15-27  N12 

CALHOUN 

Alex  1-11-27A  L9 
Alex  1-13-27A  N12 
Alexander  10-11-27D  L9 
Alexander  10-11-27D  N2 
Alexander  10-12-27D  L13 
Alexander  10-12-27D  N12 

D.  E.  10-11-27  L9 
D.  E.  10-11-27  N2 
David  1-11-27  L9 
David  1-13-27  N12 
Guy  10-11-27  L9 
Guy  10-11-27  N2 
Guy  H.  1-11-27  L9 
Guy  H.  1-13-27  N12 
I.  M.  1-11-27  L9 
Jess  1-1-27  N3 
Jess  7-16-27  L7 

L.  M.  1-13-27  N12 
L.  M.  10-11-27  L9 
L.  M.  10-11-27  N2 
Mary  1-13-27  N12 
Mary  10-11-27  L9 
Mary  10-11-27  N2 
Mary  S.  1-11-27  L9 
Susie  10-11-27  N2 
W.  T.  1-1-27P  N3 
W.  T.  7-16-27P  L7 


1281 


CALICOTT 

Oscar  12-19-27  L8 

Oscar  12-20-27  N7 

child  12-19-27D  L8 

infant  12-20-27D  N7 
CALKINS 

Ellis  1-23-97D  N6C 

Mollie  1-23-97  N6C 
CALLAHAN 

Carrie  7-26-27  L12 

Carrie  7-26-27  N7 
CALLAND 

William  C.  1-22-27  L7 
CALLAWAY 

Floyd  C.  6-26-27C  N6B 
CALL I SON 

Julia  E.  Booker  12-27-27  L6 

Julia  E.  Booker  12-27-27  N6 
CALLISTON 

Matilda  J.  1-8-27  L5 

Matilda  J.  1-9-27  N9 

William  1-8-27D  L5 

William  1-9-27  N9 
CALLOWAY 

Nancy  J.  9-25-27D  L10 
CALTON 

Anna  1-13-27DV  L8 

George  1-13-27DV  L8 
CALVERT 

Marie  McLemore  2-28-27  LI 
CALVEY 

Catherine  1-7-27  L14 

Catherine  1-8-27  L10 

Catherine  1-9-27  L8 

Catherine  6-23-27  N8 

George  D.  7-16-27P  L7 

Luke  1-7-27  L14 

Luke  1-8-27  L10 

Luke  1-9-27  L8 

Luke  F.  1-14-27  L20 

Luke  F.  6-23-27D  L13 

Luke  F.  6-23-27D  N8 

Luke  F.  6-24-27D  L8 

Luke  F.  6-24-27D  N6 

M. ,  Mrs.  1-14-27  L20 

Marie  1-7-27  L14 

Marie  1-8-27  L10 

Marie  1-9-27  L8 

Marie  6-23-27  N8 

Mike  1-10-27D  L6 


CALVEY  (cont.) 

Mike  1-7-27D  L14 

Mike  1-8-27D  L10 

Mike  1-9-27D  L8 

Mike  1-9-27D  N5 

Mildred  1-7-27  L14 

Mildred  1-8-27  L10 

Mildred  1-9-27  L8 

Mildred  6-23-27  N8 

Paul  1-7-27  L14 

Paul  1-8-27  L10 

Paul  1-9-27  L8 

Paul  6-23-27  N8 
CALVIN 

America  Jane  7-25-27  L5 

Ed  7-25-27  L5 

Ed  7-26-27  N7 

J.  W.  7-25-27  L5 

J.  W.  7-26-27  N7 

James  S.  7-25-27D  L5 

James  S.  7-26-27D  N7 

Lee  A.  1-1-27D  L10 

Lee  A.  1-1-27D  N8 

Mamie  7-25-27  L5 

Mamie  7-26-27  N7 

Mary  7-25-27  L5 

Mary  7-26-27  N7 
CAMERON 

Albert  5-16-27  L8 

Albert  5-16-27  N3 

Delia  5-16-27  L8 

Delia  5-16-27  N3 

Effie  Yancey  7-12-27  L4 

Ella  Weaver  8-13-27DV  L7 

Ella  Weaver  8-13-27DV  N3 

Elmer  5-16-27  L8 

Elmer  5-16-27  N3 

Howard  5-16-27  L8 

Howard  5-16-27  N3 

Ivan  5-16-27  L8 

Ivan  5-16-27  N3 

John  5-16-27  L8 

John  5-16-27  N3 

John  W.  5-16-27D  L8 

John  W.  5-16-27D  N3 

John  W.  5-17-27D  L12 

John  W.  5-17-27D  N7 

Mary  5-16-27  L8 

Mary  5-16-27  N3 

Thomas  M.  8-13-27DV  L7 


1282 


CAMERON  (cont.) 

Thomas  M.  8-13-27DV  N3 
Will  5-16-27  L8 
Will  5-16-27  N3 

CAMP 

J.  F.  1-22-27  L7 
Norval  1-22-27P  L7 
W.  P. ,  Mrs.  2-2-27  L7 
W.  P. ,  Mrs.  2-4-27  L6 

CAMPBELL 

Allie  10-22-27  L7 
Allie  4-16-27  L7 
Bobbie  Gene  6-24-27B  N9 
Bobby  Gene  6-23-27B  L13 
Boyd  7-16-27P  L7 
C.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-30-27  L14 

C.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-30-27  N3 
Claude  1-11-27  Nil 
Clay  1-11-27  Nil 
Clint  11-18-27C  N2 
Clyde  Joe  10-12-27B  L18 

D.  C.  1-22-27P  L7 
D.  C.  7-16-27P  L7 

D.  C.  7-28-27  Nil 
Dean  7-16-27P  L7 

E.  E.  1-10-27  L12 
E.  E.  1-11-27  Nil 

E.  E. ,  Mrs.  1-3-27  L5 
E.  E. ,  Mrs.  11-13-27  Nl 
Ervin  11-18-27B  N2 
G.  W.  2-20-27  L29 
G.  W.  2-21-27  N3 
Green  1-22-27  L7 
Harry  10-11-27M  L15 
Harry  10-9-27M  L16 
Hattie  3-11-27  L19 
Helen  McKean  10-9-27  L16 
Helen  McKeon  10-11-27  L15 
J.  A. ,  Mrs.  2-22-27  L9 
J.  A. ,  Mrs.  2-23-27  L14 
J.  D.  10-11-27  L15 
J.  H.,  Mrs.  10-2-27D  N4A 
Jarve  1-11-27  Nil 
John  P.  3-11-27  L19 
John  P.  4-19-27  L5 
John  P.  8-8-27  L12 
John  P.  8-8-27  N10 
Junius  P.  3-11-27  L19 
L.  S.  6-23-27C  L13 
L.  S.  6-24-27C  N9 


CAMPBELL  (cont.) 

Laura  B.  James  6-17-27  N6 

Laura  B.  James  6-18-27  Nl 

Lillie  5-29-27  N8 

Lola  2-20-27  L29 

Lola  M.  2-21-27  N3 

Lovena  7-16-27P  L7 

Lula  Gallagher  8-28-27  Nl 

Lula  M.  Gallagher  8-28-27  L17 

Lula  M.  Gallagher  8-28-27  N3B 

Margaret  Eugenia  4-19-27  L5 

Margaret  Eugenia  4-19-27  N2 

Marguerite  Enicks  7-21-27  N5 

Mattison  W.  10-20-27M  L4 

Mattison  W.  10-20-27M  Nl 

Mollie  J.  Cantrell  10-20-27  Nl 

Monroe  7-28-27  Nil 

Nell  Peacher  Guthrie  3-10-27  L13 

Nellie  7-16-27  L7 

Nellie  Cantrell  10-20-27  L4 

R.  A.  1-11-27  Nil 

R.  A.  1-22-27  L7 

R.  A.  7-16-27  L7 

R.  A.  9-20-27  L17 

Ross  B.  7-21-27M  N5 

Ruth  7-21-27  N5 

Ruth  Eidson  8-30-27  L10 

Ruth  Eidson  8-30-27  N12 

S.  S.  9-20-27  L17 

Sarah  E.  8-11-27D  L8 

Sarah  E.  8-12-27D  L22 

Sarah  E.  8-12-27D  N3 

Sarah  E.  8-13-27D  L12 

Sarah  E.  8-13-27D  N3 

Sarah  E.  8-14-27D  N7A 

Sarah  E.  8-24-27D  L10 

Sarah  E.  Chapman  8-11-27D  L8 

Sarah  E.  Chapman  8-12-27D  N3 

Sevier  6-19-27  L23 

T.  C.  8-24-27  L10 

Thomas,  Mrs.  8-11-27D  L8 

Thomas,  Mrs.  8-12-27D  N3 

W.  B.  3-10-27M  L13 

W.  W.  6-18-27M  Nl 

William  J.  8-28-27M  L17 

William  J.  8-28-27M  Nl 

William  J.  8-28-27M  N3B 

William  Lester  10-12-27C  L18 

William  W.  6-17-27M  N6 

family  reunion  9-20-27  L17 


1283 


CANADAY 

Alonzo  11-1-27C  L16 
Alonzo  4-10-27M  L22 
Jack  Alonzo  11-1-27B  L16 
Leona  4-10-27  L22 
Mary  Darden  4-10-27  L22 

CANDLER 

W.  S.  10-11-27  Lll 
W.  S.  10-12-27  N8 

CANNADY 

Crocia  M.  7-9-27M  L10 
Josephine  4-16-27P  L7 
W.  L. ,  Mrs.  2-13-27  N6C 

CANNON 

Ernestine  Jacobs  12-24-27  L8 
Mamie  Booker  12-27-27  L6 
Mamie  Booker  12-27-27  N6 
Nellie  Jewel  8-31-27M  Nl 

CANTER 

Belle  Pitman  6-7-27  L10 
Belle  Pitman  6-7-27  N8 
Maggie  Pitman  6-7-27  L10 
Maggie  Pitman  6-7-27  N8 

CANTRELL 

Bertha  5-9-27M  L13 
Bertha  5-9-27M  N5 
Bertha  C.  5-8-27M  L3 
Bess  B.  3-17-27DV  L13 
Bess  B.  3-18-27DV  N2 
Bess  B.  5-13-27DV  L22 
E.  H.  5-9-27  L13 

E.  H.  5-9-27  N5 
Elizabeth  1-14-27DV  L15 
Elizabeth  10-22-27P  L7 

F.  W.  1-14-27DV  L15 
Fred  W.  5-25-27M  L9 
Fred  W.  5-27-27M  N6 
Freda  10-4-27DV  L10 
Freda  7-17-27DV  L27 
Freda  Fairman  10-6-27DV  N3 
Hobart  E.  3-17-27DV  L13 
Hobart  E.  3-18-27DV  N2 
Hobert  E.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Ira  10-4-27DV  L10 

Ira  10-6-27DV  N3 

Ira  7-17-27DV  L27 

Ira  J. ,  Mrs.  7-22-27  L6 

Ira  J. ,  Mrs.  7-23-27  N3 

Leona  10-22-27  L7 

Louise  10-22-27P  L7 


CANTRELL  (cont.) 

Mollie  J.  10-20-27M  Nl 

Nellie  10-20-27M  L4 

Pearl  0.  Simmons  5-25-27  L9 

Pearl  O.  Simmons  5-27-27  N6 

R.  E.  5-9-27  L13 

R.  E.  5-9-27  N5 

CAPPINGER 

Charles  A.  6-2-27M  N8 
Hazel  L.  Nickel  6-2-27  N8 

CAPPS 

J.  C.  6-8-27  N5 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  6-8-27  N5 

CARD 

Anna  3-24-27  L16 
Celia  3-24-27  L16 
Frank  3-24-27  L16 

CARDEN 

Fred  W.  3-19-27C  N2 

Mae  8-11-27  N8 

Robert  William  3-19-27B  N2 

CARD IN 

Julia  N.  10-16-27DV  Nl 
William  Oscar  10-16-27DV  Nl 

CARDWELL 

C.  R.  5-5-27D  L4 
C.  R.  5-6-27D  L26 
C.  R.  5-6-27D  N3 
Charles  R.  5-7-27D  Nl 
Charles  R.  5-8-27D  NIB 
Charles  R.  5-8-27D  N7 
Dolly  10-25-27M  L8 
Frank  5-5-27  L4 
Frank  5-6-27  N3 

CAREY 

Addie  Travis  11-21-27  L5 
Addie  Travis  11-21-27  N3 
Addie  Travis  11-22-27  L13 
Addie  Travis  11-22-27  Nil 

CARLEW 

Wilbur  10-14-27D  L8 
Wilbur  10-14-27D  N13 

CARLOCK 

Fannie  1-22-27  L7 
Fannie  Tarrant  5-11-27  L12 
Fannie  Tarrant  5-12-27  L8 
Fanny  Tarrant  5-12-27  N7 
Mary  Tarrant  5-11-27  L12 
Mary  Tarrant  5-12-27  L8 
Mary  Tarrant  5-12-27  N7 


1284 


CARLSON 

Amanda  M.  10-22-27  L7 

Amanda  M.  4-16-27  L7 
CARLTON 

Dessa  2-21-27M  L13 

Dessa  2-22-27M  N2 

E.  B.  9-27-27D  L3 

E.  B.  9-29-27D  Nl 

Zedith  K.  11-15-27M  L15 
CARMAN 

Ruth  M.  8-1-27M  L12 

Ruth  M.  8-2-27M  Nl 

Ruth  M.  8-2-27M  N12 
CARMICHAEL 

Chloris  Louise  1-13 -27M  L8 

Chloris  Louise  1-13-27M  N2 
C ARM IN 

C.  L.  10-22-27  L7 
CARMON 

Nellie  Jewell  8-31-27M  L10 
CARNAGIE 

Eva  Clemens  10-24-27  L14 
CARNEILLON 

Cora  Abney  10-19-27  L12 
CARNELLION 

Cora  Abney  10-19-27  N9 
CARNER 

Anna  11-11-27D  L22 

Anna  11-11-27D  Nil 

Anna  11-12-27D  L12 

Anna  11-12-27D  N3 

Charles  11-11-27  L22 

Charles  11-11-27  Nil 

Dolly  Johnson  10-5-27  N5 

John  11-11-27  L22 

John  11-11-27  Nil 

John  W.  1-1-27M  N3 

Lawrence  11-11-27  L22 

Lawrence  11-11-27  Nil 

Lawrence  D.  10-5-27M  N5 

Leonard  11-11-27  L22 

Leonard  11-11-27  Nil 

Louis  11-11-27  L22 

Louis  11-11-27  Nil 

Richard  11-11-27  L22 

Richard  11-11-27  Nil 

Willie  Marie  Moore  1-1-27  N3 

Z.  B.  1-1-27  N3 

Z.  B.  11-11-27  L22 

Z.  B.  11-11-27  Nil 


CARNER  (cont.) 

Z.  B.  11-12-27  L12 

Z.  B.  11-12-27  N3 
CARNEY 

Thomas  7-26-27  N6 

Thomas  7-27-27  L3 

Thomas  8-24-27  L2 

family  reunion  7-26-27  N6 

family  reunion  7-27-27  L3 

family  reunion  8-24-27  L2 
CARON 

Lillian  11-3-27D  N3 

Lillian  11-5-27D  L6 

Lillian  11-5-27D  N12 

William  11-3-27  N3 
CARPENTER 

George  11-20-27  N9C 

Harry  C.  1-13-27DV  L8 

J.  O.,  Mrs.  12-17-27M  L3 

Mary  T.  1-13-27DV  L8 
CARR 

A.  B. ,  Mrs.  12-1-27  L12 

Anna  Elam  8-30-27  L10 

Anna  Elam  8-30-27  Nl 

Dale  B.  8-30-27M  L10 

Dale  B.  8-30-27M  Nl 

Dorothy  L.  Teeter  5-8-27  L24 

E.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  LI 

E.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  Nl 

Edith  12-7-27DV  L9 

Frances  Mae  Kohler  12-24-27  LI 

Frances  Mae  Kohler  12-24-27  Nl 

Frances  Mae  Kohler  12-25-27  L18 

Frank  11-6-27  L22 

Frank  12-7-27DV  L9 

Frank  H.  5-8-27  L24 

Fred  H.  5-8-27M  L24 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-1-27  L12 

James  W.  12-24-27M  LI 

James  W.  12-24-27M  Nl 

James  W.  12-25-27M  L18 

John  R.  11-7-27M  L6 

Leah  M.  Hart  11-7-27  L6 

Lonnie  11-6-27  L22 

Mable  Mills  4-19-27  N2 

Margaret  Annabel  11-6-27  L22 

Marie  Mills  4-18-27  L8 

Parthena  Shelton  10-7-27  L22 

Wilma  9-16-27M  L21 


1285 


CARRIER 

C.  J. ,  Mrs.  3-20-27  N12A 
David  T.  3-14-27D  L10 
David  T.  3-14-27D  Nl 

CARRIGAN 

Thomas,  Mrs.  1-22-27  L7 
Thomas,  Mrs.  1-23-27  L5 
Thomas,  Mrs.  1-23-27  N2B 
Thomas,  Mrs.  1-24-27  L6 

CARRINGTON 

Edgar  Wallace  4-17-27B  N8B 
Frank  4-17-27C  N8B 

CARROLL 

Albert  T.  10-3-27DV  L20 
Albert  T.  10-4-27DV  N2 
Allen  Roy  8-28-27  L8 
Bertha  I.  10-3-27DV  L20 
Bertha  L.  10-4-27DV  N2 
Charles  B.  11-10-27C  N2 
Cleda  Jewell  8-28-27  L8 
Cleda  Jewell  8-28-27  N12B 
Cleda  Jewell  8-31-27  Nil 
Ellen  Roy  8-28-27  N12B 
Erma  Anis  8-31-27  Nil 
George  Henry  8-28-27D  L8 
George  Henry  8-28-27D  N12B 
George  Henry  8-29-27D  L9 
George  Henry  8-29-2 7D  N10 
Gertrude  A.  7-16-27P  L7 
H.  H.  8-31-27  Nil 
Harry  5-10-27  L5 
Hiram  H.  8-28-27  L8 
Hiram  H.  8-28-27  N12B 
Hiram  Ray  8-28-27  L8 
Hiram  Ray  8-28-27  N12B 
John  E.  7-16-27  L7 
John  Riley  10-18-27  L14 
Ray  8-31-27  Nil 
Roy  8-31-27  Nil 
Ruth  Geneva  8-31-27  Nil 
Ruth  Genevra  8-28-27  L8 
Ruth  Genevra  8-28-27  N12B 
Virginia  May  11-10-27B  N2 
Winnifred  8-6-27M  Nl 

CARSON 

L.  J.  7-3-27  L14 
Mary  G.  Fulbright  1-18-27  LI 
Mary  G.  Fulbright  1-18-27  Nl 
Mary  G.  Fulbright  1-19-27  L4 
Mary  G.  Fulbright  1-19-27  N12 


CARSON  (cont.) 

Myrtle  3-20-27  L23 

CARTER 

Bertha  Noaks  8-31-27  L10 
Bertha  Noaks  8-31-27  N12 
Bertha  Noaks  9-1-27  N8 
Chester  M.  11-13-27M  L10 
Chester  M.  11-13-27M  NIB 
Delia  Cameron  5-16-27  L8 
Delia  Cameron  5-16-27  N3 
Edith  Mae  Mooneyham  6-21-27  Nl 
Edith  Mooneyham  6-21-27  N8 
Frances  1-13-27  N12 
Frances  7-16-27  L7 
H.  H.  1-22-27P  L7 
Harry  A.,  Mrs.  7-23-27  L6 
Harry  A.,  Mrs.  7-24-27  N2B 
J.  W. ,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 
J.  W. ,  Mrs.  5-30-27  N2 
John  H.  6-21-27M  N8 
John  T.  6-21-27M  Nl 
Nora  F.  Vineyard  11-13-27  L10 
Nora  F.  Vineyard  11-13-27  NIB 
Pauline  11-14-27M  L15 
Pauline  11-8-27M  L10 
Pauline  11-8-27M  Nl 
Thomas  1-22-27P  L7 
Vada  Johnson  7-8-27  L8 
W.  D. ,  Mrs.  6-1-27  L8 
W.  D. ,  Mrs.  6-1-27  N2 
William  1-13-27  N12 
William  J.  7-16-27  L7 
William  S.  1-1-27P  N3 
William  S.  1-13-27P  N12 
William  S.  7-16-27P  L7 

CARTWRIGHT 

C.  H.  9-2-27C  L18 
Lewis  Merle  9-2-27B  L18 

CARVER 

Alice  Lucille  6-30-27  L19 
Alice  Lucille  6-30-27  N5 
J.  Paul,  Mrs.  6-30-27  L19 
J.  Paul,  Mrs.  6-30-27  N5 

CAS ED Y 

James  C.  2-2-27  L6 

CASEY 

John  3-3-27  L6 
Nancy  Walls  3-3-27  L6 
T.  H.  8-28-27  N6B 
William  A.  10-4-27D  L16 


1286 


CASIDY 

Marshall  M.  11-18-27M  L3 

Minnie  Marie  Bates  11-18-27  L3 
CAS KEY 

J.  C.  2-27-27  L15 
CASMAER 

Gladys  Irene  5-13-27DV  N9 

J.  W.  5-13-27DV  N9 
CASMEAR 

Gladys  I.  3-27-27DV  L10 

Gladys  I.  5-12-27DV  L8 

J.  W.  3-27-27DV  L10 

J.  W.  5-12-27DV  L8 
CASON 

7-11-27D  L6 

CASPER 

Bertha  8-11-27M  N12 

Freda  8-11-27M  N12 
CASS 

Anna  7-16-27P  L7 

D.  E.  7-16-27  L7 
CASSIDY 

Marshall  M.  11-17-27M  Nl 

Minnie  Marie  Bates  11-17-27  Nl 
CASSITY 

Grace  Cramer  12-1-27  L17 

Grace  Mae  Cramer  11-25-27  LI 9 

Grace  McCramer  11-26-27  Nl 

J.  Whitlock  12-1-27M  L17 

John  W.  11-25-27M  L19 

John  W.  11-26-27M  Nl 
CASTEEL 

Nancy  8-28-27D  N6B 

Will  8-28-27  N6B 
CASTLE 

L.  M.  8-7-27  L7 

Stanley  M.  8-7-27  L7 
CASTNER 

Charlotte  1-10-27  L2 

Charlotte  1-7-27  L5 

George  1-10-27P  L2 

George  1-7-27  L5 

James  1-10-27  L2 

James  1-7-27  L5 

John  1-10-27  L2 

John  1-7-27  L5 

Katherine  1-10-27  L2 

Katherine  1-7-27  L5 

Rosanna  1-7-27  L5 

Rosena  1-10-27  L2 


CASTNER  (cont.) 

William  1-10-27  L2 

William  1-7-27  L5 

William  Henry  1-10-27  L2 

William  Henry  1-7-27  L5 
CASTOR 

Vida  E.  9-11-27M  L31 

Vida  E.  9-11-27M  Nl 
CASWELL 

Cecil  6-15-27M  N2 

Esther  4-16-27P  L7 

Esther  7-16-27P  L7 

Nellie  Barlow  6-15-27  N2 
CATES 

Tamsey  11-28-27M  L16 

Tamsey  11-29-27M  Nl 
CATHCART 

George  2-27-27M  L22 

Urtie  Watts  2-27-27  L22 
CATHERS 

Cecil  1-17-27  N2 

John  Myron  1-17-27  N2 
CATHOLIC  CHURCH 

in  Spfd,  history  4-10-27  N12C 
CATO 

J.  W.  8-4-27  L8 

J.  W.  8-5-27  N3 

John  Wesley  8-4-27D  L8 

John  Wesley  8-4-27D  N3 

John  Wesley  8-5-27D  N3 

W.  B.  8-4-27  L8 

W.  B.  8-4-27  N3 

W.  B.  8-5-27  N3 
CAUFIELD 

Raymond  10-30-2 7C  N7B 
CAUSE 

Elizabeth  M.  1-17-27D  L6 
CAVANAUGH 

Albert  11-27-27  L28 

Albert,  Mrs.  11-19-27D  L8 

Alice  Spencer  11-27-27D  L28 

Altie  11-19-27D  L8 

Altie  11-20-27D  L31 

William  11-19-27  L8 
CAVE 

Billy  Joe  10-26-27B  L14 

Miller,  Mrs.  10-12-27  N12 

W.  W.  10-25-27C  N12 

Willard  10-26-27C  L14 


1287 


CAVES 

article  about  5-17-27  L16 
CAVIN 

Dennis  5-11-27D  LI 2 

E.  L.  5-12-27  L8 

E.  L.  5-12-27  N7 

Elliott  7-23-27  N9 

Eliot  7-31-27  L30 

Eliot  7-31-27  N9B 

Ernest  7-23-27  N9 

Ernest  7-31-27  L30 

Ernest  7-31-27  N9B 

Jewel  7-31-27D  L30 

Jewel  7-31-27D  N9B 

Jewel  S.  7-23-27D  N9 

Jewell  S.  7-24-27D  N2B 

Joe  S.  7-22-27D  LI 

Lewis  5-12-27  N7 

Louie  7-31-27  L30 

Louie  7-31-27  N9B 

Louis  5-12-27  L8 

Louis  7-23-27  N9 

M.  D.  5-12-27D  L8 

M.  D.  5-12-27D  N7 

Margaret  7-23-27  N9 

Marguerite  7-31-27  L30 

Marguerite  7-31-27  N9B 

Nelse,  Mrs.  9-7-27  L9 

Nelse,  Mrs.  9-7-27  N2 

Nelse,  Mrs.  9-8-27  Nil 

0.  C.  5-11-27  L12 

0.  C.  5-12-27  L8 

0.  C.  5-12-27  N7 

0.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-11-27  L6 

0.  S.  5-11-27  L12 

0.  S.  5-12-27  L8 

Slaten  7-31-27  N9B 

Slaton  7-22-27  LI 

Slaton  7-23-27  N9 

Slaton  7-31-27  L30 

W.  R.  5-12-27  L8 

W.  R.  5-12-27  N7 

Zoe  5-12-27  L8 

Zoe  5-12-27  N7 
CECIL 

John  3-13-27  L38 
CEMETERIES 

early  ones  in  Spfd  2-3-27  L14 
CEROGGINS 

Mittye,  Mrs.  6-22-27  N8 


CEVIL 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  3-8-27  L10 

CHABET 

Glenn  H.  7-26-27C  N7 

CHAFFIN 

Thomas  Morris  7-16-27P  L7 

CHALENDER 

Charles  L.  4-15-27M  L17B 
Eural  Hayes  4-15-27  L17B 

CHALFANT 

A.  F.,  Mrs.  11-20-27  N2C 

CHALLENDER 

Charles  C.  4-15-27M  N5 
Charles  C.  4-15-27M  N7 
Charles  L.  4-15-27M  L17B 
Charley  2-14-27  N2 
Eural  Hayes  4-15-27  L17B 
Eural  Hayes  4-15-27  N5 
Eural  Hayes  4-15-27  N7 

CHAMBERLAIN 

L.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-28-27  L2 
L.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-29-27  N3 
M.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-10-27  L16 
M.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-9-27  L8 

CHAMBERLIN 

M.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-10-27  N6 

CHAMBERS 

Thomas  C,  Mrs.  7-17-27  N3C 

CHAMLEE 

Murrel  6-3-27M  L19 
Murrel  6-3-27M  Nl 

CHAMPIEUX 

Herbert  3-22-27C  N7 
Herbert  T.  3-21-27C  L14 
Marion  5-14-27M  L10 
Marion  5-15-27M  NIB 
Marion  5-15-27M  N4B 
Verna  King  5-14-27  L10 
Verna  King  5-15-27  NIB 
Verna  King  5-15-27  N4B 

CHAMPION 

Faye  2-17-27M  L8 

CHAMPIUX 

Marion  5-14-27M  L10 
Verna  King  5-14-27  L10 

CHANCE 

Benjamin  F.  10-27-27D  Nl 

CHANCEY 

Ruth  12-3-27  N12 

Ruth  Whittaker  12-2-27  L15 


1288 


CHANDLER 

9-18-27  Nil 

Bertha  1-14-27DV  L15 

Brady  O.  4-16-27  L7 

Ellis  6-16-27DV  L10 

Ellis  6-16-27DV  N8 

F.  R.  8-27-27M  LI 2 

F.  R.  8-27-27M  Nl 

Freda  9-21-27M  Nl 

Freda  Johnson  8-27-27  Nl 

Freda  Johnston  8-27-27  L12 

George  11-6-27  L22 

George  9-18-27  NIB 

Leora  11-6-27  L22 

Leora  9-18-27  NIB 

May  S.  4-16-27P  L7 

Robert  1-14-27DV  L15 

Robert  B.  9-18-27  NIB 

Roxie  J.  1-22-27  L7 

Roxie  J.  7-16-27  L7 

W.  A. ,  Mrs.  5-10-27  N6 

William  T.  1-22-27P  L7 

William  T.  7-16-27P  L7 

Winnie  6-16-27DV  L10 

Winnie  6-16-27DV  N8 
CHANEY 

Amanda  5-19-27  L12 

Inez  Sarah  4-3-27  NIB 

Inez  Sarah  4-3-27M  L2 

Inez  Sarah  4-4-27M  L14 
CRANING 

Ella  8-3-27  N3 
CHANNELL 

Malana  Palmer  12-28-27  L2 

Malana  Palmer  12-29-27  N3 
CHAPLIN 

Lloyd  Franklin  10-2-27B  L31 

Lloyd  J.  10-2-27C  L31 

Walter  Mayfield  9-24-27  L3 
CHAPMAN 

A.  C.  11-22-27  L18 

Alexander  C,  Mrs.  11-15-27D  L10 

Alexander  C,  Mrs.  11-16-27D  N6 

Alice  Hedgepeth  1-28-27  L22 

Charley  11-15-27  L10 

Charley  11-16-27  N6 

Charlie  11-22-27  L18 

D. ,  Mrs.  3-28-27  L8 

D. ,  Mrs.  3-28-27  N8 

Elizabeth  11-15-27D  L10 


CHAPMAN  (cont.) 

Elizabeth  11-16-27D  L9 
Elizabeth  11-16-27D  N6 
Elizabeth  11-17-27D  N3 
Elizabeth  11-20-27D  N10B 
Frank  A.  11-6-27DV  L22 
Frank  A.  11-6-27DV  NIB 
Fred  11-15-27  L10 
Fred  11-16-27  N6 
G.  W. ,  Mrs.  8-12-27  N3 
Helen  11-15-27  L10 
Helen  11-16-27  N6 
Helen  11-22-27  L18 
Ida  Mae  11-22-27  L18 
Ida  May  11-15-27  L10 
Ida  May  11-16-27  N6 
J.  I.  8-11-27  L8 
J.  I.  8-12-27  N3 
J.  I.  8-23-27  L14 
J.  I.  8-24-27  N8 
J.  Ross  7-15-27D  L6 
Jess  8-11-27  L8 
Jess  8-12-27  N3 
John  8-11-27  L8 
John  8-12-27  N3 
Laword  11-22-27  L18 
Leonard  11-15-27  L10 
Leonard  11-16-27  N6 
Lottie  11-6-27DV  L22 
Lottie  11-6-27DV  NIB 
Marie  11-15-27  L10 
Marie  11-16-27  N6 
Marie  11-22-27  L18 
Mary  10-4-27  L10 
Sarah  10-4-27  L10 
Sarah  E.  8-11-27  L8 
Sarah  E.  8-12-27  N3 

CHAPPEL 

Mary  E.  3-26-27M  L3 
Sam  10-20-27D  L13 
Sam  10-21-27D  L14 

CHAPPELL 

C.  J.  11-13-27  N11B 
C.  J. ,  Mrs.  11-10-27  N3 
Esther  3-27-27M  L21 
J.  C.  11-13-27  L32 
L.  E.  3-27-27  L21 
Mary  E.  3-27-27M  L10 
Sam  11-19-27D  N4 


1289 


CHARBOMEAN 

Lela  Lenore  2-10-27D  L6 

CHARBOMEAU 

J.  S.  2-13-27  N9 

Lela  Lenore  2-13-27D  N9 

CHARBONEAU 

Ava  Marie  3-24-27D  L16 
Ava  Marie  3-24-27D  Nl 
Ernest  3-24-27  Nl 
Ernest  3-24-27D  L16 
Ernest  Everett  2-22-27D  L9 
Ernest  Everett  2-22-27D  N7 
J.  S.  2-22-27  L9 
J.  S.  2-22-27  N7 
J.  S.  3-24-27  L16 
J.  S.  3-24-27  Nl 
Josephine  3-24-27  L16 
Josephine  3-24-27  Nl 
Lela  3-24-27  Nl 
Lela  3-24-27D  L16 
Vera  3-24-27  Nl 
Veta  3-24-27  L16 

CHARBONNEAU 

J.  S.  2-10-27  L6 

Lela  Lenore  2-10-27D  L6 

CHARLES 

J.  T.  9-1-27  Nil 

Tom,  Mrs.  12-20-27  Lll 

Tom,  Mrs.  12-20-27  N7 

CHARLTON 

Zedith  10-2-27E  L22 
Zedith  K.  11-13-27M  NIB 
Zedith  K.  11-15-27M  N5 

CHASE 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  5-1-27D  N6B 
Will  J.  5-1-27  N6B 
William  J.  11-25-27C  L19 

CHASTAIN 

Belle  6-19-27  N10A 
Ben  4-11-27  L8 
Ben  4-11-27  N2 
Bob  6-19-27  N10A 
Jessie  4-11-27  L8 
Jessie  4-11-27  N2 
Joe  6-19-27  N10A 
John  Joseph  4-11-27D  L8 
John  Joseph  4-11-27D  N2 
John  Joseph  4-12-27D  L13 
John  Joseph  4-12-27D  N12 
Minnie  6-19-27  N10A 


CHASTAIN  (cont.) 

Robert  4-11-27  L8 

Robert  4-11-27  N2 

S.  M.,  Mrs.  6-19-27  N10A 
CHASTEEN 

,  Mrs.  8-13-27  L5 

,  Mrs.  8-14-27  N9B 

CHATTEN 

Carl  E.  5-28-27M  L2 

Ruby  Wade  5-28-27  L2 

William  K.  5-28-27  L2 
CHAUDET 

John  A.  6-2-27  N12 
CHAUNCEY 

A.  A. ,  Mrs.  5-25-27  L6 

A.  A. ,  Mrs.  5-26-27  N3 
CHEEK 

Charles  L.  4-8-27DV  L21 

Charles  L.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Charles  L.  9-15-27DV  L15 

Charles  L.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Fadra  Hall  12-30-27  L14 

May  8-10-27  L8 

May  8-11-27  N3 

Pauline  5-13-27DV  L22 

Pauline  9-15-27DV  L15 

Pauline  L.  4-8-27DV  L21 

Pauline  L.  Morris  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Virgil  12-30-27C  L14 

William  Robert  12-30-27B  L14 
CHEFFEY 

Arthur  5-10-27  L16 

Arthur  5-10-27  N6 

Arthur  5-9-27  L8 

C.  J.  5-9-27  L8 

E.  P.  5-10-27  L16 

E.  P.  5-10-27  N6 

E.  P.  5-9-27  L8 

Edna  5-10-27  N6 

Edna  5-11-27  L12 

Edna  5-11-27  N6 

Edna  5-9-27  L8 

Gertrude  5-10-27  L16 

Gertrude  5-10-27  N6 

Gertrude  5-9-27  L8 

J.  B. ,  Mrs.  2-20-27  NIB 

J.  E.  5-10-27  L16 

J.  E.  5-10-27  N6 

James  B.  5-10-27  L16 

James  B.  5-10-27  N6 


1290 


CHEFFEY  (cont.) 

James  E.  5-9-27  L8 

John  M.  5-10-27  L16 

John  M.  5-10-27  N6 

John  M.  5-9-27  L8 

Joseph  5-10-27D  L16 

Joseph  5-10-27D  N6 

Joseph  5-11-27D  L12 

Joseph  5-11-27D  N6 

Joseph  5-9-27D  L8 

Josie  5-10-27  L16 

Josie  5-10-27  N6 

Josie  5-9-27  L8 

Laura  5-10-27  L16 

Laura  5-10-27  N6 

Laura  5-9-27  L8 

Sarah  5-10-27  L16 

Sarah  5-10-27  N6 

Sarah  5-9-27  L8 

W.  E.  5-10-27  L16 

W.  E.  5-10-27  N6 

W.  E.  5-9-27  L8 
CHELTON 

Zedith  K.  11-13-27M  L10 
CHERRY 

A. ,  Mrs.  5-10-27  N6 

A. ,  Mrs.  5-9-27  L8 

Dorrene  Roark  9-6-27  L15 

H.  Warren  8-7-27E  L18 

H.  Warren  8-7-27E  N2C 

Lorrene  Roark  9-6-27  N5 

Warren  9-6-27M  L15 

Warren  9-6-27M  N5 
CHESTNUT 

Jessie  Marie  6-11-27M  L3 

Jessie  Marie  6-12-27M  L31 

Jessie  Marie  6-12-27M  N10C 
CHICKNER 

Clara  7-22-27DV  L 

James  7-22-27DV  L 
CHILCUTT 

Gladys  McGrew  3-17-27  L5 

Gladys  McGrew  3-17-27  N7 

I.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-15-27  L14 

I.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-16-27  N10 

Leonard  3-17-27M  L5 

Leonard  3-17-27M  N7 

T.  2-13-27C  N6C 
CHILDERS 

Barton  5-13-27DV  L22 


CHILDERS  (cont.) 

Barton  5-15-27DV  L10 
Barton  5-15-27DV  NIB 
Burton  4-26-27DV  N8 
Daisy  12-18-27M  NIB 
Sophia  4-26-27DV  N8 
Sophia  5-13-27DV  L22 
Sophia  5-15-27DV  L10 
Sophia  5-15-27DV  NIB 

CHILDS 

Fannie  Williams  6-5-27  L31 
Fannie  Williams  6-5-27  N2B 
Frederick  S.  6-5-27M  L31 
Frederick  S.  6-5-27M  N2B 
Horace  1-22-27P  L7 
Mary  E.  Woods  5-14-27  L8 

CHILES 

Henrietta  Fisher  1-13-27DV  L8 
W.  P.  1-13-27DV  L8 

CHILTON 

J.  W.  10-22-27  L7 

CHISM 

Alvin  B.  11-24-27M  L8 
Alvin  B.  11-24-27M  Nl 
Alvin  B.  11-25-27M  L27 
Anna  Mae  Cooper  11-25-27  L27 
Anna  May  Cooper  11-24-27  L8 
Anna  May  Cooper  11-24-27  Nl 

CHITWOOD 

Edward  H.  3-24-27D  Lll 

CHOAT 

Harriett  C.  10-28-27P  Nil 
John  A.  L.  7-2-27D  L7 
John  C.  10-28-27  Nil 

CHOATE 

Artena  A.  Barnhart  3-11-27  L9 
Harriet  C.  10-22-27D  LI 
Harriet  C.  10-22-27D  Nl 
Harriet  C.  10-23-27D  N8A 
Harriet  C.  11-1-27P  N 
Harriet  Cox  10-22-27D  LI 
Harriet  Cox  10-22-27D  Nl 
Harriett  Cox  10-26-27P  L16 
John  C.  10-26-27  L16 
John  C,  Mrs.  10-22-27D  LI 
John  C,  Mrs.  10-22-27D  Nl 
Sherman  2-23-27  L14 
Sherman  2-24-27  Nl 
Willard  Ray  2-23-27D  L14 
Willard  Ray  2-24-27D  Nl 


1291 


CHRESS 

Manita  McCann  2-27-27D  N10C 

CHRISMAN 

E.  M.  12-25-27  L18 

John  P.  12-25-27M  NIB 

John  T.  12-25-27M  L16 

John  T.  12-25-27M  L18 

L.  T.  9-11-27  N9B 

Lucile  Headlee  12-25-27  NIB 

Lucille  Headlee  12-25-27  LI 6 

Lucille  Headlee  12-25-27  L18 

May  4-10-27M  N8C 

Winnie  Wyre  1-19-27  L4 

CHRISON 

Ethel  Blair  5-3-27  LI 
Ethel  Blair  5-4-27  N9 

CHRISTENSON 

H.  H.  7-1-27M  L23 

Velva  Williams  7-1-27  L23 

CHRISTIAN 

Hazel  12-21-27D  L6 
Hazel  12-21-27D  N2 
Hubert  12-21-27  L6 
Hubert  12-21-27  N2 
Mary  Lou  6-10-27B  L10 
Ralph  12-21-27  L6 
Ralph  12-21-27  N2 
Zack  6-10-27C  L10 

CHUMBLEY 

Dorothy  Gammon  4-17-27  N2C 
Dorothy  Gammon  4-17-27  N5 
Forrest  0.  4-17-27M  N2C 
Forrest  0.  4-17-27M  N5  . 
Ierta  2-27-27  N10C 
Myrtle  11-27-27M  N5B 
Ona  11-27-27  N5B 
Vernon  10-2-27C  N4A 

CHURCH 

Harry  8-14-27  NIB 
Maron  1-13-27DV  L8 
Maron  A.  2-21-27DV  L6 
Martha  1-13-27DV  L8 
Martha  J.  2-21-27DV  L6 

CHURL 

H.  0.  7-18-27  L7 
Maryanna  7-18-27  L7 
Noel  Edwin  7-18-27  L7 
V.  L.  7-18-27  L7 
W.  H.  7-18-27D  L7 


CISSNA 

Edith  Lee  9-18-27  NIB 
CIVIL  WAR 

battle  of  11-27-27  N5B 
CLAIBORNE 

J.  S.  3-15-27D  L14 

J.  S.  3-20-27D  N6C 
CLAIRENBACH 

George  7-15-27  L6 

Minnie  7-15-27  L6 

W.  S.  7-15-27  L6 
CLANCY 

Thomas  H.,  Mrs.  9-12-27  N10 
CLARENBACH 

George  7-15-27  L6 

Minnie  7-15-27  L6 

W.  S.  7-15-27  L6 
CLARK 

Albert  F.  5-5-27DV  L2 

Albert  P.  3-5-27M  L6 

Albert  P.  5-14-27DV  N2 

Albert  P.  5-4-27DV  N9 

Beatrice  5-12-27M  N 

Beatrice  C.  5-8-27M  L3 

Carrie  G.  Smith  10-12-27  L13 

Carrie  G.  Smith  10-13-27  N3 

Chauncey  H.  4-16-27  L7 

D.  C.  11-30-27M  L18 

D.  C.  11-30-27M  Nl 

Docia  R.  2-18-27M  L16 

Edwin  1-28-27  L22 

Edwin  10-30-27  N12A 

Etta  May  1-22-27  L7 

Etta  May  7-16-27  L7 

Fannie  12-19-27  L9 

Frank  5-12-27DV  L8 

Frank  5-13- 2 7DV  N9 

Frank  5-23- 2 7DV  L6 

Frank  5-24-27DV  N6 

Frank  5-28-27DV  L7 

Frank,  jr.  1-28-27  L22 

Golden  Johnson  11-30-27  L18 

Golden  Johnson  11-30-27  Nl 

Grace  Goode  3-5-27  LI 

Grace  Goode  3-6-27  LI 

Helen  10-19-27  L12 

Hildred  8-16-27M  Nl 

Horace  Bismark  1-28-27D  L22 

I.  9-3-27  N5 

Isaac  1-22-27P  L7 


1292 


CLARK  (cont.) 

Isaac  7-16-27P  L7 

Jesse  7-24-27M  N10B 

John  M.  1-14-27DV  L15 

Lena  5-14-27DV  N2 

Lena  5-4-27DV  N9 

Lena  5-5-27DV  L2 

Lena  Richards  3-5-27  L6 

Lenora  Allyn  7-24-27  N10B 

Letha  Phipps  11-6-27  NIB 

Lillie  5-12-27DV  L8 

Lillie  5-13-27DV  N9 

Lillie  5-23-27DV  L6 

Lillie  5-24-27DV  N6 

Lillie  5-28-27DV  L7 

Lome  9-10-27M  L12 

Marshall  1-17-27D  N2 

Mary  1-14-27DV  L15 

Mary  1-28-27  L22 

Mary  E.  12-26-27  L15 

Mary  E.  12-26-27  N8 

Otto  6-26-27  L37 

Otto,  Mrs.  8-31-27  L10 

Otto,  Mrs.  9-1-27  N8 

R.  W. ,  Mrs.  6-2-27  L5 

R.  W. ,  Mrs.  6-2-27  N12 

Robert  9-26-27  L3 

Robert  9-26-27  N2 

Rome  9-11-27M  Nl 

Rome  9-11-27M  N9B 

S.  A.  2-20-27  NIB 

Samuel  L.  12-26-27  L15 

Samuel  L.  12-26-27  N8 

Thelma  9-2-27M  L9 

Thelma  9-2-27M  Nl 

Thelma  9-3-27M  N5 

Thelma  Bycroft  9-10-27  L12 

Thelma  Bycroft  9-11-27  Nl 

Thelma  Bycroft  9-11-27  N9B 

child  10-30-27D  N12A 

infant  6-26-27D  L37 

infant  9-26-27D  L3 

infant  9-26-27D  N2 
CLARKE 

Clarence  Melville  4-16-27P  L7 

Florence  Melville  4-16-27P  L7 

Jean  Augusta  4-16-27P  L7 
CLARKSON 

Alice  4-18-27  L8 

Alice  4-19-27  N2 


CLARKSON  (cont.) 

C.  L.  9-22-27  Lll 
C.  L.  9-23-27  L8 
C.L.  9-23-27  N16 
E.  M.  9-22-27  Lll 
E.  M.  9-23-27  L8 
E.  M.  9-23-27  N16 
Frances  M.  9-22-27D  Lll 
Francis  M.  9-23-27D  L8 
Francis  M.  9-23-27D  N16 
Mahala  4-18-27D  L8 
Mahala  4-19-27D  N2 
Minnie  4-18-27  L8 
Minnie  4-19-27  N2 
Percy  B.  4-18-27  L8 
Percy  B.  4-19-27  N2 
Thomas  9-22-27  Lll 
Thomas  9-23-27  L8 
Thomas  9-23-27  N16 
Walter  4-18-27  L8 
Walter  4-19-27  N2 

CLAUSSEN 

Bessie  11-3-27DV  N3 
Bessie  L.  11-2-27DV  L12 
Bessie  L.  8-19-27DV  L17 
Bessie  L.  8-19-27DV  N2 
Bessie  L.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Leonard  11-2-27DV  L12 
Leonard  11-3-27DV  N3 
Leonard  8-19-27DV  L17 
Leonard  8-19-27DV  N2 
Leonard  9-17-27DV  N3 

CLAXTON 

Ila  Mae  8-28-27M  L15 

CLAYPOOL 

John  Logan  7-22-27D  L6 
John  Logan  7-22-27D  Nl 
Ruth  7-22-27  L6 
Ruth  7-22-27  Nl 

CLAYTON 

Eliz  11-27-27  L8 
Eliza  11-27-27  N2B 
George  10-17-27  N2 
Harriet  10-17-27  L5 
Harriet  10-17-27  N2 
John  11-25-27D  L19 
John  11-27-27D  L8 
John  11-27-27D  N2B 
John  M.  10-17-27  L5 
John  M.  10-17-27  N2 


1293 


CLAYTON  (cont.) 

John,  Mrs.  12-2-27  L20 

Nellie  10-17-27  N2 

Walter  10-17-27  N2 
CLEM 

Alice  1-3-27M  L10 

Alice  1-4-27M  N8 
CLEMENS 

Charles  10-24-27  L14 

Eva  10-24-27  L14 
CLEMENT 

Fanny  10-14-27  L27 
CLEMENTS 

Bernene  Waggoner  1-26-27  Lll 

C.  C.  2-20-27  N3 

Victor  1-26-27M  Lll 
CLEVER,  MO. 

naming  of  2-22-27  N 
CLICKNER 

Clara  7-23-27DV  N9 

Clara  9-17-27DV  N3 

James  7-23-27DV  N9 

James  9-17-27DV  N3 
CLIFT 

Gertrude  12-6-27M  L12 

Gertrude  12-6-27M  Nl 
CLIFTON 

Ellen  Crain  8-24-27  L8 

Frank  Alvin  8-23-27B  N12 

R.  A.  8-24-27C  L8 

Ralph  8-23-27C  N12 

Ralph  Alvin  8-24-27B  L8 
CLIMER 

Stella  Wagner  1-24-27D  L6 

Stella  Wagner  1-25-27D  L12 
CLINCH 

Frances  Bell  6-5-27  N3C 

Houstown  2-15-27E  N5 

John  H.  6-5-27M  N3C 
CLINE 

Henry  5-30-27  L12 

Henry  5-30-27  N2 

Jesse  7-5-27M  L10 

Lavon  1-14-27DV  LI 5 

Myrtle  12-15-27DV  L12 

Myrtle  L.  Taylor  7-5-27  L10 

W.  J.  1-14-27DV  L15 

W.  J.  12-15-27DV  L12 
CLINGAN 

A.  W.  1-9-27P  L10 


CLINGAN  (cont.) 

A.  W.  1-9-27P  N3 

A.  W.  7-16-27P  L7 

Adonijah  W.  1-3-27D  L10 

Adonijon  1-6-27D  L6 

Adonijon  W.  1-2-27D  L6 

Ella  1-2-27  L6 

Eugene  1-2-27  L6 

Eugene  L.  1-9-27  N3 

Iva  May  1-9-27  N3 

Sue  E.  1-9-27  L10 

Sue  E.  1-9-27  N3 

Sue  E.  7-16-27  L7 

Sue  Ella  1-9-27  N3 
CLINGMAN 

Pearl  J.  7-16-27  L7 

Ruby  Efton  7-16-27P  L7 
CLINKENBEARD 

Lavi  E.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Levi  5-13-27DV  L22 

Levi  E.  4-3-27DV  L9 

Levi  E.  9-15-27DV  L15 

Sadie  L.  4-3-27DV  L9 

Sadie  L.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Sadie  L.  9-15-27DV  L15 

Sadie  L.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
CLINKNER 

Clara  9-16-27DV  L6 

James  9-16-27DV  L6 
CLINTON 

C.  A.  2-20-27  N3 
CLOID 

Albert  J.  8-22-27D  Nl 
CLOUD 

Bessie  May  1-13-27DV  L8 

Harrison  E.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Roxie  6-10-27  L10 

W.  B.  6-10-27  L10 

W.  F.  8-10-27  L12 
CLOUGH 

Bessie  M.  1-31-27  L7 
CLOUSE 

Atlissia  Pranter  7-12-27  L13 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27  L18 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  9-3-27  N3 

Jimmie  7-12-27  L13 

Louise  7-12-27M  L13 

Tony  7-12-27M  L13 
CLOUSER 

Lon,  Mrs.  11-12-27  Lll 


1294 


CLOUSER  (cont.) 

Lon,  Mrs.  11-13-27  N3C 
CLUTTER 

C.  A. ,  Mrs.  2-10-27  L6 

C.  A. ,  Mrs.  2-9-27  L9 
COATES 

Ellen  7-22-27  Nl 

John  7-22-27  L7 

John  7-22-27  Nl 
COATS 

Albert  2-4-27M  L8 

Edith  Alexander  2-4-27  L8 
COBB 

Robert  F.  6-26-27D  N2A 

Robert  Fish  6-26-27D  L37 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  6-26-27  L37 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  6-26-27  N2A 
COBBANS 

Frank  10-4-27  L15 
COBLE 

A.  F.  2-14-27  Nl 

Alta  5-28-27M  N10 

Atta  5-27-27M  L24 

G.  F.  2-14-27  Lll 

G.  F.  2-14-27  Nl 

George  F.  2-14-27D  Lll 

George  F.  2-14-27D  Nl 

J.  E.  2-14-27  Nl 

J.  M.  2-14-27  Nl 

Laura  B.  2-14-27  Nl 

Letha  2-14-27  Nl 

Thelma  M.  2-7-27M  L4 
COCHRAN 

Adelbert  H.  4-7-27M  L15 

Crystal  9-17-27M  N5 

Crystal  9-24-27M  Lll 

Dessie  6-26-27M  N7A 

Dessie  6-30-27M  L19 

Fay  8-5-27D  N3 

Floyd  7-26-27  L12 

Floyd  7-27-27  N12 

H.  A. ,  Mrs.  9-17-27  N5 

H.  A. ,  Mrs.  9-24-27  Lll 

Margaret  May  7-26 -27D  L12 

Margaret  May  7-27-27D  N12 

Marguerite  12-4-27M  L24 

Marguerite  12-4-27M  NIB 

May  2-20-27M  N7 

Rosie  8-5-27  N3 

Sarah  Glasscock  10-30-27  N7B 


COCHRAN  (cont.) 

Viola  McKee  4-7-27  L15 

COCKERILL 

H.  J.  1-6-27  N3 

COCKRAN 

Fairy  Ann  8-4-27  L8 
Fay  8-4-27D  L8 
May  8-4-27  L8 
Rosie  8-4-27  L8 
Rosielee  8-4-27  L8 

CODER 

Ray  M.,  Mrs.  12-29-27  L13 

COE 

M.  A.,  Mrs.  10-16-27  L35 
M.  A.,  Mrs.  10-16-27  N3A 

COFFEE 

E.  M.  2-7-27  N3 
E.  M. ,  Mrs.  2-7-27  L7 
M.  T. ,  Mrs.  4-25-27  L2 
M.  T. ,  Mrs.  4-26-27  N2 

COFFELT 

Everett  10-16-27  Nl 
Everett  10-17-27  L5 
Everett  10-17-27  N2 
Florence  2-2-27DV  L7 
Florence  R.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Florence  R.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Glen  10-16-27  Nl 
Glen  10-17-27  L5 
Glen  10-17-27  N2 
Glen  P.  2-2-27DV  L7 
Glen  P.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Glen  P.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Mary  C.  10-16-27D  LI 
Oscar  10-16-27  Nl 
Oscar  10-17-27  L5 
Oscar  10-17-27  N2 
T.  A.,  Mrs.  10-16-27D  LI 
T.  A. ,  Mrs.  10-16-27D  Nl 
T.  A.,  Mrs.  10-17-27D  L5 
T.  A.,  Mrs.  10-17-27D  N2 

COFFEY 

Cornelius  6-3-27C  N8 
L.  L.  6-26-27  L32 
M.  T. ,  Mrs.  5-13-27  L26 
Stella  M.  6-26-27D  L32 

COFFMAN 

Caroline  L.  12-24-27M  LI 
Caroline  L.  12-24-27M  Nl 
Clay  10-19-27  L14 


1295 


COFFMAN  (cont.) 

Clay  10-19-27  N15 
Clay,  Mrs.  10-15-27  L7 
Clay,  Mrs.  10-16-27D  N3A 
H.  C.  1-17-27  N2 
Irma  Ruth  1-17-27M  N2 

COGGBURN 

Frieda  12-17-27M  L3 
Frieda  12-17-27M  Nl 

COGLEY 

Ellis,  Mrs.  4-10-27  N3B 

COHEN 

Harry  4-29-27M  L27 
Zelda  Mandel  4-29-27  L27 

COINS 

Francis  J.  4-27-27D  L8 
Francis  J.  4-27-27D  N3 
Francis  J.  4-28-27D  L12 
Francis  J.  4-28-27D  N2 
Francis  J.  4-29-27D  N12 
George  B.  4-27-27  N3 
Thomas  4-27-27  N3 

COKER 

Isa  2-21-27  L6 
J.  G.  1-22-27  L7 
Millie  2-21-27  L6 
Tom  2-21-27  L6 

COLBERT 

Earl  8-21-27M  N8C 

Madge  Spaulding  8-21-27  N8C 

COLBY 

Julia  7-5-27  L10 

COLE 

Ada  12-17-27  N12 

Ada  T.  10-24-27  N10 

Anna  M.  10-7-27M  L13 

Anna  M.  10-7-27M  Nl 

Bernice  5-29-27M  N8C 

Byron  9-21-27M  N5 

C.  A. ,  Mrs.  4-3-27  L8 

C.  A. ,  Mrs.  4-3-27  N8B 

Charles  W.  5-19-27D  L12 

Charles  Wesley  5-18-27D  L10 

Charles  Wesley  5-19-27D  L12 

Charles  Wesley  5-19-27D  N8 

Cora  C.  5-2-27D  L8 

Cora  C.  5-3-27D  N7 

Earl  3-14-27DV  L10 

Earl  5-12-27DV  L8 

Earl  5-13-27DV  N9 


COLE  (cont.) 

Earl  7-23-27  L6 

Earl  7-24-27  N2B 

F.  H.  7-28-27  L15 

Francis  8-24-27D  N3 

Frank  7-23-27D  L6 

Frank  7-24-27D  N2B 

Frank  7-28-27D  L15 

George  10-24-27  N10 

George  12-17-27  N12 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  5-2-27D  L8 

Lela  McKee  3-26-27  L5 

Lela  McKee  3-26-27  N12 

Marian  Galbreath  9-21-27  N5 

Mary  3-14-27DV  L10 

Mary  5-12-27DV  L8 

Mary  5-13-27DV  N9 

Paul  10-24-27  N10 

Paul  12-17-27  N12 

S.  H.  7-23-27  L6 

S.  H.  7-24-27  N2B 

Sidon  Bryant,  jr.  1-22-27P  L7 

William  10-24-27  N10 

William  I.  10-9-27  L29 

Wilson  12-17-27  N12 

Zoe  10-9-27M  L29 
COLEMAN 

Addie  Deavers  12-4-27D  L2 

Benton  D.  10-30-27  Nl 

E.  E.  6-22-27C  L8 

Jackson  W.  10-30-27D  Nl 

John  6-21-27  N3 

John  S.  10-30-27  Nl 

M.  L.  10-30-27  Nl 

Mollie  10-30-27  Nl 

Sarah  Ruffin  10-30-27  Nl 

Sid  5-29-27D  N8C 

U.  L.  10-30-27  Nl 
COLEY 

Margaret  9-25-27M  L22 

Margaret  9-25-27M  N4A 
COLLETT 

Samuel  9-15-27D  L10 

Samuel  9-16-27D  L17 

Samuel  9-16-27D  N16 
COLLIER 

Lucyle  8-28-27M  L16 

Waymand  6-7-27D  Nl 
COLLINS 

Alcey  7-2-27  L7 


1296 


COLLINS  (cont.) 

Anna  Huber  8-16-27  L16 
Anna  Huber  8-17-27  N3 
Bennett  7-2-27  L7 
Clella  10-30-27M  N7B 
Emily  Rebecca  7-2-27  L7 
H.  C. ,  Mrs.  4-4-27  L4 
H.  C. ,  Mrs.  4-5-27  N12 
Helen  Wallace  5-12-27  L8 
J.  W. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 
J.  W. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 
John  7-2-27  L7 
Marion  7-2-27  L7 
Maud  4-20-27DV  N10 
Maud  5-13-27DV  L22 
Maud  5-13-27DV  N9 
P.  C. ,  Mrs.  11-16-27  Lll 
P.  C. ,  Mrs.  11-16-27  N6 
Wesley  5-12-27M  L8 
William  4-20-27DV  N10 
William  5-13-27DV  L22 
William  5-13-27DV  N9 

COLLISON 

Okla  6-5-27M  L31 
Okla  6-5-27M  N2B 
Rose  Smith  6-5-27  L31 
Rose  Smith  6-5-27  N2B 

COLMAN 

Aaron,  Mrs.  5-18-27  L10 
Aaron,  Mrs.  5-18-27  N12 
Aaron,  Mrs.  5-19-27  N8 

COLSON 

C.  H.  3-3-27  L6 
infant  3-3-27D  L6 

COLTER 

Addie  10-11-27  Nil 

COLTON 

Fannie  1-8-27  L9 

COLVERT 

M.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-22-27  L7 
M.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-23-27  L5 
M.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-23-27  N2B 

COLVIN 

Sylvia  M.  6-12-27M  L31 
Sylvia  M.  6-12-27M  NIB 

COLWELL 

Clyde  4-24-27M  N12C 
Connie  M.  4-23-27  L10 
Fannie  E.  Foster  4-23-27D  L10 
L.  B.  4-24-27  N12C 


COLWELL  (cont.) 

P.  S.,  Mrs.  4-19-27D  L10 
P.  S. ,  Mrs.  4-19-27D  N2 
Thomas  S.,  Mrs.  4-23-27D  L10 

COLYVIN 

Sylvia  M.  6-12-27M  N10C 

COMBS 

Albert  1-30-27DV  L4 
Albert  5-12-27DV  L8 
Edith  5-12-27DV  L8 
Edith  E.  1-30-27DV  L4 
John  2-20-27  N3 
Joseph  Clay  1-22-27P  L7 
L.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27  L15 
L.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27  N5 
L.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27  N6 
Leo  5-22-27M  Lll 
Leo  5-22-27M  N3B 
Leo  5-22-27M  N4 
Samuel,  Mrs.  8-6-27  L12 
Samuel,  Mrs.  8-6-27  N3 

COMER 

O.  T.  5-8-27  N2B 
Reba  5-8-27M  N2B 
Tom,  son  of  6-12-27D  N6B 

COMPTON 

Betty  Larue  4-17-27B  L10 

Delcia  Eidson  8-30-27  L10 

Delcia  Eidson  8-30-27  N12 

Earl  8-17-27C  N2 

Frank,  Mrs.  8-30-27  L10 

Frank,  Mrs.  8-30-27  N12 

G.  A. ,  Mrs.  4-4-27  L4 

G.  A. ,  Mrs.  4-4-27  N3 

Glen  6-4-27  LI 

Glen  6-4-27  Nl 

John  R.  3-12-27  L10 

John  R.,  Mrs.  3-12-27D  L10 

Josie  Hill  10-11-27  L9 

Josie  Hill  10-11-27  N2 

Lillie  8-28-27DV  NIB 

Lillie  9-16-27DV  L6 

Lillie  B.  Lindsay  6-4-27  LI 

Lilly  9-17-27DV  N3 

Lottie  J.  3-12-27D  L10 

Lottie  J.  3-13-27D  L12 

Lottie  J.  3-14-27D  L10 

Lucinda  6-4-27  LI 

Lucinda  6-4-27  Nl 

Markus  J.  3-12-27  L10 


1297 


COMPTON  (cont.) 

Markus  J.  3-13-27  L12 
Markus  J.  3-14-27  L10 
Marvin  6-4-27  Nl 
Max  6-4-27  LI 
Max  6-4-27  Nl 
Melvin  6-4-27  LI 
Miles  4-16-27C  Nl 
Miles  4-17-27C  L10 
Miles  6-4-27  Nl 
Miles  L.  6-4-27  LI 
Miles  L.  6-5-27  L31 
Miles  L.  6-6-27  L4 
Opal  12-25-27M  L16 
Opal  12-25-27M  NIB 
R.  C. ,  Mrs.  3-15-27  LI 
Thomas  M.  3-12-27  L10 
W.  J.  8-28-27DV  NIB 
W.  J.  9-16-27DV  L6 
W.  J.  9-17-27DV  N3 
William  6-4-27  LI 
William  6-4-27  Nl 

COMSTOCK 

Cleve  1-17-27  L10 

F.  J.  1-17-27  L10 

Howard  4-19-27C  L10 

Howard  4-19-27C  N7 

L.  B.  1-17-27  L10 

Leo  1-17-27D  L10 

Max  Howard  4-19-27B  L10 

Max  Howard  4-19-27B  N7 

CONARD 

Letha  West  7-31-27  N4A 
Odell  7-31-27M  N4A 

CONE 

Daisy  7-16-27  L7 
Hazel  7-16-27P  L7 

CONGREGATIONAL 

church  in  Spfd  p.  955 

CONKLIN 

Lucile  11-18-27  L24 
Lucille  11-16-27  L9 
Lucille  11-17-27  N113 
P.  H.  11-16-27  L9 
P.  H.  11-17-27  N113 
P.  H.  11-18-27  L24 
Roscoe  11-16-27D  L9 
Roscoe  11-17-27D  L8 
Roscoe  11-17-27D  N3 
Roscoe  11-18-27D  L24 


CONKLING 

A.  B.  p.  955 
CONLEY 

Bell  6-19-27  L27 

D.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-12-27  L10 

D.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-13-27  L12 

Frank  6-19-27  L27 

Goldie  6-19-27  L27 

James  6-19-27  L2  7 

John  6-19-27  L27 
CONN 

Druly  4-13-27  L8 

Druly  4-13-27  N3 

Harry  4-13-27D  L8 

Harry  4-13-27D  N3 

Jack  4-13-27  L8 

Jack  4-13-27  N3 

Marshall  4-13-27  L8 

Marshall  4-13-27  N3 

Newton  4-13-27  L8 

Newton  4-13-27  N3 

Sim  4-13-27  L8 

Sim  4-13-27  N3 

Stamford  10-22-27D  N9 
CONNELLEY 

Josephine  12-20-27M  L13 

Josephine  12-20-27M  Nl 
CONNELLY 

John,  Mrs.  6-23-27  N8 
CONNER 

George  E.  4-10-27DV  L6 

George  E.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Margaret  4-10-27DV  L6 

Margaret  5-13-27DV  L22 
CONNETT 

Josephine  Nurss  11-14-27  L5 

Josephine  Nurss  11-14-27  N10 
CONNOR 

Tom  6-4-27  LI 

Tom  6-5-27  LI 

Tom  6-5-27  Nl 

Wayman  6-4-27D  LI 

Wayman  6-5-27D  LI 

Wayman  6-5-27D  Nl 

Waymon  9-16-27D  Nl 

Waymond  6-7-27D  LI 

Wayne  6-5-27D  LI 

Wayne  6-6-27D  N3 
CONRAD 

J.  L.  1-4-27  L9 


1298 


CONRAD  (cont.) 

family  reunion  8-22-27  L15 

family  reunion  8-23-27  N5 
CONRADY 

H.  A.  8-23-27DV  L14 

H.  A.  8-24-27DV  N8 

Lillie  A.  8-23-27DV  L14 

Mary  11-7-27  L6 
CONWAY 

Ed  9-25-27D  LI 

S.  D.  9-29-27  L13 
COOK 

Aaron  7-15-27  L6 

Aaron  7-15-27D  L6 

Aaron  7-18-27D  L7 

Aaron  7-18-27D  N3 

Albina  1-14-27DV  L15 

Alice  11-27-27  L8 

Alice  11-27-27  N2B 

Alvina  M.  1-31-27DV  L13 

Belle  5-14-27  L10 

Belle  5-14-27  N12 

Betha  Lambird  7-10-27  L31 

Carrie  9-12-27  L6 

Charles,  Mrs.  1-28-27  L22 

Charles,  Mrs.  1-29-27  L10 

Charles,  Mrs.  1-30-27  L10 

Claud  3-17-27DV  L12 

Claud  3-18-27DV  N2 

Claud  5-13-27DV  L22 

Claud  5-14-27DV  N2 

Claude  7-10-27M  L31 

Claude  8-4-27M  L8 

Clyde  E.  12-15-27  L12 

Clyde  E.  12-15-27  N6 

Ed  A.  5-14-27  L10 

Ed  A.  5-14-27  N12 

Ellen  9-12-27  L6 

Ellen  9-13-27  N12 

Eugene  1-14-27DV  L15 

Eugene  F.  1-31-27DV  L13 

Fred,  Mrs.  10-23-27  L18B 

Fred,  Mrs.  10-25-27  N7 

George  1-13-27DV  L8 

Gertrude  M.  Smalley  11-18-27  L22 

Gertrude  M.  Smalley  11-19-27  N3 

Henry  12-15-27  L12 

Henry  12-15-27  N6 

Henry  U.  12-15-27  L12 

Henry  U.  12-15-27  N6 


COOK  (cont.) 

J.  A.  5-18-27  L14 
James,  Mrs.  9-15-27  N2 
Jennie  M.  5-22-27P  N2C 
John  R.  12-15-27D  L12 
John  R.  12-15-27D  N6 
Jonas  7-15-27  L6 
Joseph  5-14-27  L10 
Joseph  5-14-27  N12 
Joseph  L.  12-6-27DV  N7 
Josephine  6-19-27M  N6B 
Kenneth  Don  3-18-27B  L22 
Lorane  4-1-27M  L13 
Lorene  4-2-27M  Nl 
Lydia  12-6-27DV  N7 
Malinda  3-17-27DV  L12 
Malinda  3-18-27DV  N2 
Malinda  5-13-27DV  L22 
Malinda  5-14-27DV  N2 
Martha  1-13-27DV  L8 
Martha  L.  3-6-27M  L30 
May  Chrisman  4-10-27  N8C 
Melinda  Skidmore  8-4-27  L8 
Melissia  7-15-27  L6 
Nancy  R.  5-14-27D  L10 
Nancy  R.  5-14-27D  N12 
Nora  5-14-27  L10 
Nora  5-14-27  N12 
Oscar  5-14-27  L10 
Oscar  5-14-27  N12 
Oscar  B.  5-18-27  L14 
Perry  4-10-27M  N8C 
Ray  3-16-27C  L2 
Ray  3-18-27C  L22 
Robert  12-2-27  L20 
Sam  5-14-27  L10 
Sam  5-14-27  N12 
Sarah  9-26-27M  L9 
Sarah  9-27-27M  Nl 
Sarah  9-27-27M  N6 
Tom,  Mrs.  5-11-27  L12 
Tom,  Mrs.  5-11-27  N6 

COOKS 

Nancy  R.  5-15-27D  L10 

COOKSEY 

Mary  Bowman  9-27-27  L10 
Rebecca  Mitchell  10-2-27  LI 
Rebecca  Mitchell  10-3-27  L10 
Rebekah  Mitchell  10-2-27  N3B 


1299 


COOLEY 

Elnathan  F.  2-16-27  L10 

Isla  7-10-27  L31 
COOMBS 

Jesse  12-2-27DV  L8 

William  12-2-27DV  L8 
COOMER 

Mary  F.  4-16-27P  L7 
COOMS 

Edward  12-7-27DV  L9 

Mary  L.  12-7-27DV  L9 
COON 

D.  S.  6-12-27  NIB 

E.  W.  6-12-27  NIB 
J.  D.  6-12-27  NIB 
J.  W.  6-12-27  NIB 
J.  W.  6-5-27  N8A 
Mary  F.  6-12-27  NIB 
Reason  6-12-27  NIB 
William  B.  6-12-27  NIB 
family  reunion  6-12-27  NIB 
family  reunion  6-5-27  N8A 

COON IS 

Arvaletta  1-23-27D  L7 
Ben  F.  4-16-27P  L7 
Clarence  M.  4-23-27DV  LI 
Clarence  M.  4-24-27DV  N2B 
Clarence  M.  6-3-27DV  L4 
Clarence  M.  6-3-27DV  Nl 
Colista  1-20-27  L6 
Earl  1-23-27  L7 
Ed  4-22-27DV  L18 
Ed  4-22-27DV  N6 
Ed  5-13-27DV  N9 
Ed  5-24-27DV  L18 
Ed  5-26-27DV  LI 
Edward  12-7-27DV  N2 
Edward  6-3-27  Nl 
Elizabeth  6-3-27DV  L4 
Elizabeth  6-3-27DV  Nl 
Elizabeth  A.  4-23-27DV  LI 
Elizabeth  A.  4-24-27DV  N2B 
Leroy  Preston  6-3-27  L4 
Leroy  Preston  6-3-27  Nl 
Mary  4-22-27DV  L18 
Mary  4-22-27DV  N6 
Mary  5-13-27DV  N9 
Mary  5-24-27DV  L18 
Mary  5-26-27DV  LI 
Mary  L.  12-7-27DV  N2 


COONTS 

E.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Mary  5-13-27DV  L22 

COOPER 

Allie  9-26-27  L3 

Allie  9-27-27  L10 

Allie  9-27-27  N12 

Anna  Mae  11-25-27M  L27 

Anna  May  11-24-27M  L8 

Anna  May  11-24-27M  Nl 

B.  F.  1-22-27P  L7 

B.  F.  7-16-27P  L7 

Earl  O.  7-16-27  L7 

Ella  Bishop  1-12-27  L8 

Frances  R.  3-4-27  L4 

Frank  Eugene  1-13-27  L9 

G.  W.  3-4-27  L4 

Harry  4-7-27  N12 

I.  K.  11-25-27  L27 

I.  K.  12-27-27  L13 

J.  Ralph  3-4-27  L4 

John  D.  9-26-27D  L3 

John  D.  9-27-27D  L10 

John  D.  9-27-27D  N12 

John  D.  9-28-27D  L10 

Josephine  9-14-27M  Nl 

Maggie  M.  1-22-27  L7 

Maggie  M.  7-16-27  L7 

Oscar  B.  7-16-27P  L7 

Paul  C.  3-4-27  L4 

R.  Ray  3-4-27  L4 

Ray  9-26-27  L3 

Ray  9-27-27  L10 

Ray  9-27-27  N12 

Ruth  4-7-27  L14 

Ruth  4-7-27  N2 

Ruth  E.  1-13-27  L9 

Ruth  Irvine  2-18-27  L16 

Virginia  May  3-4-27  L4 

family  reunion  12-27-27  L13 

COOVER 

Amy  S.  11-14-27  L5 

F.  L.  11-14-27  L5 
Libbie  A.  11-14-27  L5 
Orion  E.  11-14-27D  L5 
W.  W.  11-14-27  L5 

COPELAND 

Claud  V.  8-12-27C  Nl 
Claud  V.  8-12-27C  N3 
Mary  5-14-27DV  N2 


1300 


COPELAND  (cont.) 

Mary  H.  3-15-27DV  L14 
Mary  H.  3-16-27DV  N16 
Mary  H.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Mattie  Ward  11-28-27  L2 
Mattie  Ward  11-28-27  N10 
Ralph  5-14-27DV  N2 
Ralph  E.  3-15-27DV  L14 
Ralph  E.  3-16-27DV  N16 
Ralph  E.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Thelma  Joyce  8-12-27B  Nl 

COPES 

E.  J.,  Mrs.  10-25-27D  L14 

E.  J.,  Mrs.  10-26-27D  L14 

E.  J.,  Mrs.  10-26-27D  N3 

Eva  10-26-27D  L14 

Eva  Bell  10-25-27D  L14 

Eva  Belle  10-26-27D  L14 

Eva  Belle  10-26-27D  N3 

Eva  Belle  Steinberg  10-25-27D 

Eva  Steinberg  10-26-27D  N3 

CORBIN 

Dora  12-24-27DV  N12 
M.  J. ,  Mrs.  9-1-27  N8 
Mario  12-24-27DV  L12 
Mario  12-24-27DV  N12 
Ora  12-24-27DV  L12 

CORDEN 

Artie  11-2-27DV  N8 
James  A.  11-2-27DV  N8 

CORDER 

Artie  11-2-27DV  L12 
James  A.  11-2-27DV  L12 

CORGIN 

M.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-31-27  L10 

CORING 

Esther  8-17-27DV  L14 
Esther  8-18-27DV  N3 
Esther  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Richard  8-17-27DV  L14 
Richard  8-18-27DV  N3 
Richard  9-16-27DV  Nl 

CORLEW 

Marion  6-5-27D  L3 
Marion  6-5-27D  N8A 

CORLEY 

Malinda  6-12-27  N2 

CORN 

Alvin  L.  8-29-27M  LI 4 
Alvin  L.  8-30-27M  Nl 


CORN  (cont.) 

Alvin  L.  8-30-27M  N12 
Ella  White  8-29-27  L14 
Ella  White  8-30-27  L10 
Ella  White  8-30-27  Nl 
Ella  White  8-30-27  N12 
Oliver  L.  8-30-27M  L10 

CORNEL I SON 

Allie  Sturdefant  4-25-27  L2 

CORNELL 

F.  A.  6-19-27M  N6B 
Nellie  Jones  6-19-27  N6B 
P.  S.  10-27-27D  LI 
P.  S.  10-28-27D  N16 
Willard  10-28-27  N16 

CORNOG 

Alice  10-1-27D  N3 
Alice  10-2-27D  L31 
Alice  E.  10-1-27D  L12 
L14      Emma  10-1-27  L12 

CORNWALL 

Gertrude  Michelson  3-21-27  L14 
Gertrude  Michelson  3-21-27  N2 

CORRELL 

Willis  7-5-27M  L10 

CORUM 

Nell  Lyman  12-29-27  N5 
Ratemus  12-29-27M  N5 
W.  F.  7-10-27  L31 

CORZINE 

Emil  6-12-27  N6 

J.  Grover  6-12-27  N6 

COSSAR 

Andrew  O.  5-19-27D  L12 
Andrew  O.  5-19-27D  N8 
Aubrey  5-19-27  L12 
Aubrey  5-19-27  N8 
Blanch  Nesmith  5-19-27  N8 
Griffith  S.  5-19-27  L12 
Griffith  S.  5-19-27  N8 

COSTELLO 

James  Henry  4-21-27B  Nl 
Jessie  11-8-27  N3 
Lem  4-21-27C  Nl 

COSTON 

C.  L.  1-22-27  L7 
Harold  C.  1-22-27P  L7 

COTTER 

Arthur  8-23-27  L14 
Arthur  8-24-27  N8 


1301 


COTTER  (cont.) 

Charley  8-23-27  L14 

Charley  8-24-27  N8 

Dorothy  8-23-27  L14 

Dorothy  8-24-27  N8 

Fred  8-23-27  L14 

Fred  8-24-27  N8 

Henry  8-23-27  L14 

Henry  8-24-27  N8 

James  8-23-27  L14 

James  8-24-27  N8 

James  W.  8-23-27  L14 

James  W.  8-24-27  L8 

James  W.  8-24-27  N8 

Jeff  8-23-27  L14 

Jeff  8-24-27  N8 

Jim  4-5-27C  Nl 

John  8-23-27  L14 

John  8-24-27  N8 

Lloyd  8-23-27  L14 

Lloyd  8-24-27  N8 

Luther  M.  4-23-27D  L10 

Luther  M.  4-24-27D  N10A 

Luther  W.  4-23-27D  N3 

Mary  8-23-27  L14 

Mary  8-24-27  N8 

Mildred  8-23-27  L14 

Mildred  8-24-27  N8 

Murrel  Chamlee  6-3-27  L19 

Murrel  Chamlee  6-3-27  Nl 

Price  6-3-27M  L19 

Price  6-3-27M  Nl 

Robert  8-23-27  L14 

Robert  8-24-27  N8 

William  George  8-23-27D  L14 

William  George  8-24-27D  L8 

William  George  8-24-27D  N8 
COTT INGHAM 

Minnie  Clarkson  4-18-27  L8 

Minnie  Clarkson  4-19-27  N2 
COTTLE 

A.  B.  1-23-97  N6C 

Walter  1-23-97D  N6C 

Wyman  1-23-97  N6C 
COULTER 

C.  H.  1-2-27  N 

Walter  1-2-27  L7 
COUNCIL 

Alexander  5-23-27C  L6 


COUNTS 

Violet  6-19-27M  N6B 
COURTNEY 

Charles  Willis  12-18-27B  L39 

J.  W.  12-18-27C  L39 
COVIL 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  3-8-27  L10 
COWAN 

Bennie  12-1-27  L12 

Bennie  12-1-27  Nil 

Carl  12-1-27  L12 

Carl  12-1-27  Nil 

Cassie  7-21-27  N12 

Catherine  7-19-27  L10 

Catherine  7-20-27  N8 

Cora  12-1-27  L12 

Cora  12-1-27  Nil 

Ethel  Doyle  3-15-27  L14 

Frank  12-1-27  L12 

Frank  12-1-27  Nil 

Howard  3-9-27  L8 

J.  M.  3-9-27  L8 

James  P.  E.  3-11-27  L22 

James  P.  E.  3-9-27D  L8 

John  M.  3-11-27  L22 

Laura  A.  3-9-27  L8 

Nancy  12-1-27D  L12 

Nancy  M.  12-1-27D  Nil 
COWARD 

Ella  12-11-27  L14 

Ella  12-11-27  N5B 

F.  A.  12-11-27  L14 

F.  A.  12-11-27  N5B 

G.  B.  12-11-27  L14 
G.  B.  12-11-27  N5B 
H.  L.  12-11-27D  L14 
H.  L.  12-11-27D  N5B 
H.  L.  12-12-27D  L9 
H.  L.  12-12-27D  N2 
L.  H.  12-11-27  L14 
L.  H.  12-11-27  N5B 
L.  H.  12-12-27  L9 

COWDEN 

Albert  8-24-27  L8 
Albert  S.  8-24-27D  L8 
Albert  S.  8-25-27D  L5 
Albert  S.  8-25-27D  L8 
Albert  S.  8-25-27D  N3 
Albert  S.  8-26-27D  L18 
Albert  S.  8-26-27D  N2 


1302 


COWDEN  ( cont . ) 

Alberta  8-25-27  L8 

Alberta  8-25-27  N3 

Laura  L.  10-22-27  L7 

Maxie  1-7-27D  L14 

Maxie  1-9-27D  L8 

Maxie,  Mrs.  1-8-27D  L10 

Sarah  Gertrude  7-24 -27M  N10B 

W.  H.  8-24-27  L8 

W.  H.  8-25-27  N3 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-7-27  L14 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-8-27D  L10 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27D  L8 

W.  R.  8-25-27  L8 
COWELL 

Harry  B.  10-22-27  L7 

Harry  B.  4-16-27  L7 
COWGILL 

Henry  9-18-27  L20 

Henry  S.  9-11-27  L22 

Henry  S.  9-18-27M  L20 

Henry  Stevens  9-11-27M  L22 

Margaret  L.  Cowgill  9-18-27  L20 

Margaret  L.  Stoddard  9-11-27  L22 
COX 

Albert  11-20-27  L22 

Albert  P.  5-29-27  L18 

Albert  T.  11-23-27  L8 

Albert  T.  11-23-27  N5 

Albert  T.  5-29-27  NIC 

Alberta  1-9-27  L8 

Alberta  1-9-27  N8B 

Bert  11-20-27  L22 

Charles  10-23-27  L 

D.  W.  R.  10-22-27  LI 

Edwin  p.  27-1014 

Frank  8-3-27DV  L9 

Frank  8-4-27DV  N2 

Freda  J.  8-3-27DV  L9 

Freda  J.  8-4-27DV  N2 

G.  M.  5-12-27  L18 

Glenna  Dean  1-23-97D  N6C 

Goldie  Batson  9-4-27  L21 

Goldie  Batson  9-4-27  Nl 

Harold  A.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Harriet  10-22-27  LI 

Harriet  10-22-27  Nl 

Harriett  10-26-27  L16 

Helen  11-20-27  L22 

James  E.  1-27-27  N4 


COX  (cont.) 

Jim  p.  27-1014 

Jimmie  7-16-27P  L7 

John  11-20-27M  L22 

John  11-23-27M  N5 

John  11-6-27E  N3C 

John  11-7-27E  L15 

John  F.  11-20-27M  L31 

John  F.  11-20-27M  NIB 

John  F.  11-23-27M  L8 

John  Francis  5-29-27E  L18 

John  Francis  5-29-27E  NIC 

John  P.  1-9-27  L8 

John  Perl  1-9-27  N8B 

Josephine  T.  10-16-27  L19 

Juliet  R.  Williams  4-19-27  L5 

Juliet  R.  Williams  4-19-27  N2 

Juliet  Williams  4-9-27  LI 

Juliet  Williams  4-9-27  N12 

Lee  10-23-27  L 

Lloyd  1-23-97  N6C 

Lois  7-16-27P  L7 

Lorton  N.  10-12-27D  L13 

Lorton  N.  10-12-27D  N12 

Luther,  Mrs.  6-12-27  N8B 

Luther,  Mrs.  6-7-27  L10 

Luther,  Mrs.  6-7-27  N8 

M.  A. ,  Mrs.  10-15-27  L7 

Mary  9-7-27M  Nl 

Nola  1-24-27M  L13 

Roy,  Mrs.  2-20-27  L29 

Sam  9-4-27M  L21 

Sammie  9-4-27M  Nl 

Sibyl  7-16-27P  L7 

Taylor  7-16-27P  L7 

Thomas  H.  10-22-27  LI 

Thomas  H.  10-22-27  Nl 

Trula  G.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Vail  Smith  11-20-27  L22 

Vail  Smith  11-20-27  L31 

Vail  Smith  11-20-27  NIB 

Vail  Smith  11-23-27  L8 

Vail  Smith  11-23-27  N5 

W.  R.  10-22-27  Nl 

W.  R.  10-26-27  L16 

COZAD 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  6-12-27  NIB 

COZARD 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  6-12-27  NIB 


1303 


CRABTREE 

Biddie  10-22-27  L7 
Biddie  4-16-27  L7 
G. ,  Mrs.  12-4-27  L31 
Gid,  Mrs.  12-4-27  N9A 
Minnie  M.  5-22-27M  Lll 
Minnie  M.  5-22-27M  N3B 

CRADDOCK 

Jemima  Allen  6-20-27  N10 

CRAFT 

Bennie  H.  9-9-27  L13 
Bennie  H.  9-9-27  N12 
E.  E.  9-9-27  L13 
E.  E.  9-9-27  N12 
J.  A.  9-9-27D  L13 
J.  A.  9-9-27D  N12 
Jane  9-9-27  L13 
Jane  9-9-27  N12 
Myrtle  9-9-27  L13 
Myrtle  9-9-27  N12 

CRAFTON 

Pies  12-5-27M  L4 
Verna  Evans  12-5-27  L4 

CRAIG 

Bird  J.  12-17-27D  N12 
Bird  J.  Garnett  12-16-27D  L24 
Bird  J.  Garnett  12-17-27D  N12 
Bird  J.,  Mrs.  12-16-27D  L24 
C.  O.,  Mrs.  12-16-27D  L24 
C.  0.,  Mrs.  12-17-27D  N12 
Charles  F.,  Mrs.  7-31-27  L18 
Claude  0.  12-16-27  L24 
Claude  0.  12-17-27  N12 
Edith  12-16-27  L24 
Edith  12-17-27  N12 
Estella  11-7-27DV  L12 
Estella  C.  11-9-27DV  N3 
John  E.  4-16-27P  L7 
Marvin  A.  11-7-27DV  L12 
Marvin  A.  11-9-27DV  N3 
Mary  Virginia  Cain  4-11-27  N5 
Mary  Virginia  Cain  4-9-27  L9 
N.  J.  4-11-27  N5 
N.  J.  4-9-27  L9 
Snyder  R.  4-11-27M  N5 
Snyder  R.  4-9-27M  L9 
Virginia  6-3-27  N12 
W.  H. ,    Mrs.  9-5-27  L7 
W.  H. ,  Mrs.  9-5-27  N10 
Zelpha  4-24-27M  N5B 


CRAIG  (cont.) 

Zelpha  4-24-27M  N6B 
CRAIGG 

Irene  4-13-27M  N3 
CRAIN 

Ellen  8-24-27  L8 

Irma  1-20-27  N7 

Lillian  1-20-27  N7 

Martin  V.  1-20-27  N7 

S.  M. ,  Mrs.  8-2-27  N3 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  L8 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  N2 
CRAMER 

Grace  12-1-27M  L17 

Grace  Mae  11-25-27M  L19 

L.  D.  12-13-27C  L6 

May  12-1-27  L17 

Velma  Ruth  12-13-27B  L6 
CRANE 

Laura  Brooks  7-1-27  Lll 

M.  E. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27D  L9 

Nellie  10-12-27  L13 
CRANK 

Gertrude  9-12-27  L16 

Gertrude  9-12-27  N10 

J.  W.  9-12-27  L16 

J.  W.  9-12-27  N10 
CRAVENS 

Genevieve  Leavitt  6-12-27  L36 

Genevieve  Leavitt  6-12-27  N10 

Genevieve  Leavitt  6-15-27  L8 

Genevieve  Leavitt  6-15-27  N3 
CRAWFORD 

A.  D. ,  Mrs.  5-28-27  L12 

A.  D. ,  Mrs.  5-28-27  N12 

A.  M.  6-1-27  N8 

A.  M.  6-2-27  L15 

Artletta  1-2-27  L6 

D.  H.  3-27-27DV  L10 

D.  W.  5-13-27DV  N8 

Edna  2-7-27M  L4 

Ethel  Reams  11-25-27  L19 

Ethel  Reams  11-26-27  Nl 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  1-28-27  L22 

Jessie  3-27-27DV  L10 

Jessie  5-13-27DV  N8 

Lillie  1-22-27  L7 

Mary  5-22-27  Nl 

Mary  5-23-27  Lll 

Milo  11-25-27M  L19 


1304 


CRAWFORD  (cont.) 

Milo  11-26-27M  Nl 

Norma  0.  6-1-27M  N5 

Norma  0.  6-1-27M  N8 
CREEK 

Charles  L.  4-7-27DV  N2 

Pauline  L.  4-7-27DV  N2 
CREIGHTON 

Fannie  V.  10-22-27  L7 

Florence  5-29-27M  N8C 

J.  W.  10-22-27P  L7 

J.  W.  2-12-27D  LI 

J.  W.  2-13-27D  N9 

J.  W.  3-19-27P  L4 
CREMEENS 

Amanda  9-15-27DV  L15 

Amanda  9-16-27DV  Nl 

David  A.  9-15-27DV  L15 

David  A.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
CREMENT 

Fanny  Harwood  10-15-27  L7 

Fanny  Harwood  10-16-27  L35 

Fanny  Harwood  10-16-27  N3A 
CREMONT 

Fanny  Harwood  10-15-27  N3 
CRENSHAW 

Claude  10-22-27  L7 

Claude  4-16-27  L7 

D.  W.  1-4-27  L6 

D.  W.  1-5-27  L13 

D.  W.  1-6-27  N5 

Fannie  1-3-27M  L10 

Fannie  1-4-27M  N8 

Fannie  1-6-27M  N5 

Fanny  1-4-27M  L6 

Fanny  1-5-27M  L13 

L.  A.  D.  6-5-27  N6B 

Mary  S.  Breazeale  10-15-27  LI 

Pansy  1-4-27M  L6 
CRESAN 

Alice  J.  1-4-27  N10 

Isabella  1-4-27D  N10 
CRESON 

Alice  J.  1-3-27  L10 

Alice  J.  1-4-27  L9 

Alice  J.  1-5-27  L7 

Alice  J.  1-5-27  N3 

Alice  J.  1-6-27  N3 

Isabella  1-3-27D  L10 

Isabella  1-5-27D  L7 


CRESON  (cont.) 

Isabella  1-5-27D  N3 
Isabella  1-6-27D  N3 
Isabelle  1-4-27D  L9 

CREWES 

Leona  Henderson  1-26-27  L7 

CREWSE 

Leonard  8-28-27D  L2 

CRIGER 

J.  A.,  Mrs.  3-12-27D  L10 
J.  A.,  Mrs.  3-13-27D  L12 
J.  A.,  Mrs.  3-14-27D  L10 
J.  A. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27D  N2 
M.  R.  3-12-27  L10 
Mark  3-12-27  L10 
O.  V.  3-12-27  L10 

CRIGGER 

Clara  1-16-27DV  L6 
Clara  1-19-27DV  N2 
Clara  5-12-27DV  L8 
Clara  5-13-27DV  N9 
W.  R.  1-16-27DV  L6 
W.  R.  1-19-27DV  N2 
W.  R.  5-13-27DV  N9 
William  5-12-27DV  L8 

CRIGHTON 

Florence  5-25-27M  L19 
Florence  5-25-27M  N5 
George  5-25-27  L19 
George  5-25-27  N5 
George,  Mrs.  1-11-27  L9 
George,  Mrs.  1-13-27  N12 
George,  Mrs.  10-11-27  L9 
George,  Mrs.  10-11-27  N2 
John  C.  10-22-27  L7 
John  C.  2-19-27  L7 
John  Campbell  5-25-27  L19 
John  Campbell  5-25-27  N5 
Maud  T.  10-22-27P  L7 
Maude  L.  2-19-27P  L7 
Maurice  5-25-27  L19 
Maurice  5-25-27  N5 
Robert  10-2-27M  N4A 
Robert  S.  9-24-27M  L12 
Robert  S.  9-24-27M  Nl 
Ruth  Wilhelm  10-2-27  N4A 
Ruth  Wilhelm  9-24-27  L12 
Ruth  Wilhelm  9-24-27  Nl 
Thomas  5-25-27  L19 
Thomas  5-25-27  N5 


1305 


CRIGHTON  (cont.) 

William  5-25-27  L19 
William  5-25-27  N5 

CRIPPEN 

George  10-13-27  Nil 

CRIPPENS 

George  10-12-27  L14 

CRISS 

C.  V.  10-22-27P  L7 
C.  V.  4-16-27P  L7 
Mary  S.  10-22-27  L7 
Mary  S.  4-16-27  L7 
Vance  C.  10-22-27  L7 
Vance  C.  4-16-27  L7 

CRISSMAN 

S.  J.  10-6-27  LI 

S.  J. ,  Mrs.  10-6-27  LI 

CRITCHELL 

E.  F. ,  Mrs.  2-6-27  L16 

CRITSER 

Barbara  Jean  3-30-27B  Lll 
Barbara  Jen  3-31-27B  N5 
C.  B.  3-30-27C  Lll 
C.  B.  3-31-27C  N5 

CROAT 

John  A.  L.  7-2-27D  L7 

CROCKER 

Bailey  E.  7-16-27  L7 
Claybrook  10-20-27  LI 
Claybrook  10-20-27  Nl 
Frances  Louise  10-20-27  Nl 
H.  T.  10-21-27D  L22 
Harry  T.  10-20-27D  LI 
Harry  T.  10-20-27D  Nl 
Harry  T.,  Jr.  10-20-27  Nl 
Luther  10-20-27  LI 
Luther  10-20-27  Nl 
Rachel  10-20-27  Nl 

CROLEY 

Henry  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Henry  T.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Henry  Thomas  7-6-27DV  L8 
Ida  7-6-27DV  L8 
Ida  9-15-27DV  L15 
Ida  9-16-27DV  Nl 

CROOKS 

Frank  M.  7-16-27P  L7 
Lillie  D.  7-16-27  L7 

CROSBY 

G.  R. ,  Mrs.  3-5-27  L12 


CROSBY  (cont.) 

G.  R. ,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L30 

CROSS 

A.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-1-27  L12 
A.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-1-27  N10 
A.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-4-27  L14 
Ernest  8-4-27  L14 
Ernest  N.  8-1-27  L12 
Ernest  N.  8-1-27  N10 
Goldie  9-12-27  L15 
J.  M.  8-1-27  L12 
J.  M.  8-1-27  N10 
James  8-4-27  L14 
Lyman  4-16-27P  L7 
Lyman  7-16-27P  L7 
Mary  8-1-27  L12 
Mary  8-1-27  N10 
Mary  8-4-27  L14 
Merle  S.  2-11-27D  Nl 
Merle  S.  2-13-27D  L36 
Pearl  E.  9-12-27M  L15 
T.  S.  2-11-27  Nl 
Thomas  H.  8-1-27D  L12 
Thomas  H.  8-1-27D  N10 
Thomas  H.  8-2-27D  N12 

CROTHERS 

Lou  Ella  1-14-27DV  L15 
William  D.  1-14-27DV  L15 

CROUCH 

J.  H.  12-15-27DV  L12 
J.  H.  12-16-27DV  N15 
Pearl  12-15-27DV  L12 
Pearl  12-16-27DV  N15 
Priscilla  1-14-27DV  L15 
William  M.  1-14-27DV  L15 

CROUTHERS 

John  5-3-27C  Nl 

CROW 

Billy  8-28-27E  L15 

D.  A.  6-23-27  N8 

Elise  6-23-27  N8 

Eva  6-23-27  N8 

G.  G.  6-23-27  N8 

J.  A.  6-23-27  N8 

J.  B.  10-22-27P  L7 

J.  B.  4-16-27P  L7 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  9-25-27  N7B 

J.  W.  6-23-27D  L13 

J.  W.  6-23-27D  N8 

Joe  6-23-27  N8 


1306 


CROW  (cont.) 

Joe  9-9-27  N5 

Mary  10-16-27  N7B 

W.  A.  9-9-27  N5 

W.  W.  6-23-27  N8 

William  A.  9-11-27  L20 

Wilma  8-9-27M  N5 

Wylma  9-11-27M  L20 
CROWDER 

Ada  B.  8-15-27M  Lll 

Ada  Belle  7-24-27E  L22 

Ada  Belle  7-24-27E  N2C 

Ada  Belle  8-11-27M  L8 

Ada  Belle  8-11-27M  Nl 

Ada  Belle  8-15-27M  N5 

Edith  8-15-27  Lll 

Edith  8-15-27  N5 

Edith  8-22-27  L15 

Edward  8-15-27  Lll 

L.  O.  7-24-27  L22 

L.  0.  7-24-27  N2C 

L.  0.  8-15-27  Lll 

Lewis  O.  8-15-27  Lll 

Lewis  O.  8-15-27  N5 

Murray  8-15-27  N5 

Murry  8-15-27  Lll 
CROWE 

Martha  8-24-27M  L13 
CROZIER 

Addie  Schenker  2-25-27  L8 

Addie  Schenker  2-26-27  L12 

Addie  Schenker  2-26-27  N12 
CRUISE 

Anna  B.  12-21-27  N2 

Ed  12-19-27D  LI 

George  12-19-27  LI 

George  12-21-27  N2 

N.  S.  12-21-27  N2 

P.  E.  12-21-27D  N2 

W.  F.  12-19-27  LI 
CRUM 

John  C.  11-22-27  N4 

Peter  R.  11-22-27A  N4 

Vidie  Harris  1-16-27  L24 
CRUMLEY 

Dela  9-18-27  L10 
CRUSE 

N.  S.  12-21-27  L6 

P.  E.  12-21-27D  L6 


CRUTCHFIELD 

William  C.  9-30-27C  N7 
CUDWORTH 

Amy  Bell  12-12-27D  L9 

Amy  Bell  12-13-27D  N3 
CULLEN 

Agnes  8-22-27  L7 

John  8-22-27  L7 

Joseph  8-22-27D  L7 

Joseph  8-23-27D  L14 

Joseph  8-23-27D  N2 

L.  T.  8-22-27  L7 
CULP 

Clinton  7-17-27D  L27 

Clinton  7-17-27D  Nl 

E.  H.  6-8-27C  L14 

E.  H.  7-17-27  L27 

E.  H.  7-17-27  Nl 

Gene  Edward  6-8-27B  L14 

R.  A.  7-17-27  L27 

R.  A.  7-17-27  Nl 
CULPS 

Charles  8-13-27  L12 

Charles  8-13-27  N3 

Charles  8-14-27  N7A 

Eugene  Martin  8-13-27D  L12 

Eugene  Martin  8-13-27D  N3 

Eugene  Martin  8-14-27D  N7A 
CUMMINGS 

Betty  Mae  7-24-27  NIB 

J.  P.  7-21-27D  L9 

J.  P.  7-22-27D  N2 

Jeff  7-21-27D  L9 

Thelma  7-21-27  N12 

Thomas  Eugene  7-21-27  N12 

Thomas  Eugene  7-24-27  NIB 
CUMMINS 

Clark  Bronson  7-16-27P  L7 

Earl  7-16-27  L7 

F.  W. ,  Mrs.  5-12-27  L8 
F.  W. ,  Mrs.  5-12-27  N7 

Faye  E.  Flummerfelt  8-21-27  N3C 

Faye  E.  Flummerfelt  8-22-27  L15 

Marvin  D.  8-21-27M  N3C 

Marvin  D.  8-22-27M  L15 
CUMPER 

Lucinda  E.  10-1-27M  L12 

Lucinda  E.  10-2-27M  NIB 
CUNNINGHAM 

Ada  8-20-27D  L12 


1307 


CUNNINGHAM  (cont . ) 
Ada  8-20-27D  N3 
Ada  8-21-27D  L13 
Ada  8-21-27D  N5A 
Ada  Mengershausen  8-20-27D  L12 
Ada  Mengershausen  8-20-27D  N3 
Ada  Mengershausen  8-21-27D  L13 
Arthur  W.  6-2-27M  N8 
Bea  11-22-27  L13 
Bea  11-23-27  L8 
Bea  11-23-27  N8 
Caroline  A.  Mayer  2-28-27  L10 
Clyde  1-6-27DV  N12 
Clyde  1-7-27DV  L14 
Clyde  5-12-27DV  L8 
Clyde  5-13-27DV  N9 
G.  P.  8-20-27  N3 
G.  P.  8-28-27  N10B 
G.  P.,  Mrs.  8-20-27D  L12 
H.  B.  1-13-27DV  L8 
J.  M.,  Mrs.  11-22-27D  L13 
J.  M. ,  Mrs.  11-23-27D  L8 
J.  M.,  Mrs.  11-23-27D  N8 
James  F.  11-22-27  L13 
James  F.  11-23-27  L8 
James  P.  11-23-27  N8 
Leona  1-13-27DV  L8 
Lorene  Wilcox  6-2-27  N8 
Margaret  11-22-27  L13 
Margaret  11-23-27  L8 
Margaret  11-23-27  N8 
Marie  6-2-27DV  Lll 
Marie  6-3-27DV  N3 
Minnie  1-6-27DV  N12 
Minnie  1-7-27DV  L14 
Minnie  5-12-27DV  L8 
Minnie  5-13-27DV  N9 
Noma  Frances  10-27-27B  L16 
Oran  10-25-27C  N3 
Oran  6-2-27DV  Lll 
Oren  6-3-27DV  N3 
Oron  F.  10-27-27C  LI 6 
Orville  R.  2-28-27M  L10 
S.  L.  11-22-27  L13 
S.  L.  11-23-27  L8 
S.  L.  11-23-27  N8 
Tom  C.  11-22-27  L13 
Tom  C.  11-23-27  L8 
Tom  C.  11-23-27  N8 


CURL 

H.  O.  7-18-27  N3 

Maryanna  7-18-27  N3 

Noel  Edwin  7-18-27  N3 

V.  L.  7-18-27  N3 

W.  H.  7-18-27D  N3 
CURNETT 

Sheila  1-17-27D  N 

Shelia  1-17-27D  N2 
CURRAN 

F.  J.  7-3-27  L22 
CURRY 

Cora  1-14-27DV  L15 

Cora  1-16-27DV  L24 

Sam  1-14-27DV  L15 

Samuel  G.  1-16-27DV  L24 
CURSON 

,  Lady  12-24-27  N12 

CURTICE 

Alice  4-27-27  LI 

Alice  5-1-27  N8B 

Cecelia  4-27-27  LI 

Cecelia  5-1-27  N8B 

Charles  4-27-27A  LI 

Charles  L.  5-1-27A  N8B 

Nancy  Tinsley  5-1-27  N8B 

Neva  4-27-27  LI 

Neva  5-1-27  N8B 
CURTIS 

Alfie  1-30-27  L10 

Alfie  1-31-27  L7 

Beatrice  4-16-27  L7 

Charley  1-30-27  L10 

Charley  1-31-27  L7 

Cliffie  1-30-27  L10 

Clifford  M.  1-31-27  L7 

Ernestine  4-16-27P  L7 

Flo  8-19-27DV  L4 

Flo  8-19-27DV  Nl 

Flo  9-17-27DV  N3 

Granville  1-30-27  L10 

Granville  1-31-27  L7 

Helen  M.  Hartley  1-10-27  L6 

Herman  Murphy  1-10-27M  L6 

Howard  2-26-27M  L12 

Howard  2-27-27M  L21 

Howard  2-28-27M  N5 

Howard  2-28-27M  N8 

Howard  L.  2-28-27M  N10 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  1-30-27  L10 


1308 


CURTIS  (cont.) 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  1-31-27  L7 

James  R.  8-19-27DV  L4 

James  R.  8-19-27DV  Nl 

James  R.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Joe  12-23-27  L20 

Joseph  1-2-27D  L6 

Opal  M.  4-15-27M  N7 

Paul  1-2-27  L6 

Paul  11-6-27  L18 

Paul  11-6-27  N3C 

Raynee  1-2-27  L6 

Raynee  11-6-27M  L18 

Raynee  11-6-27M  N3C 

Rynee  11-6-27M  L18 

Scott  1-30-27  L10 

Scott  1-31-27  L7 

Scott  2-28-27  N8 

Thelma  V.  Wilhoit  2-26-27  L12 

Thelma  V.  Wilhoit  2-28-27  N10 

Thelma  Wilhoit  2-27-27  L21 

Thelma  Wilhoit  2-28-27  N5 

Thelma  Wilhoit  2-28-27  N8 

W.  P.  12-23-27  L20 

W.  S.  2-27-27  L21 

W.  S.  2-28-27  N5 
CURZON 

Mary  12-23-27  L18 
CUTBRETH 

Charles  C.  7-9-27M  L10 

Crocia  M.  Cannady  7-9-27  L10 
CUYTON 

Albert  M. ,  Mrs.  10-31-27D  Nl 
CYCLONES 

in  Spfd  4-4-27  N10 
CYPERT 

Nellie  8-9-27M  Nl 

Nellie  9-10-27M  Nl 

Nellie  9-9-27M  L7 
DABBS 

Bessie  1-8-27  L5 

Bessie  1-9-27  N5 

William  P.  1-8-27  L5 
DACY 

James,  Mrs.  11-26-27  L8 

James,  Mrs.  11-26-27  N2 

James,  Mrs.  11-27-27  L27 
DADE 

Virginia  6-14-27  L12 

Virginia  6-14-27  N3 


DADE  (cont.) 

Virginia  6-15-27  N2 
DADE  COUNTY 

place  names  10-25-27  L16 
DAH 

M.  L. ,  Mrs.  10-16-27  Lll 
DAIER 

E.  A.  10-24-27  L14 
DAIGLER 

Effie  10-11-27  L10 

Effie  10-12-27  L17 

Effie  10-12-27  N5 

Effie  4-16-27  L7 

Mary  E.  4-16-27P  L7 
DAI LEY 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-9-27  L8 

William  4-10-27  N12C 
DAILY 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-6-27  L26 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-7-27  L5 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-8-27  N2B 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-9-27  N2 

Arthur  Clark  1-28-27  N4 

Augusta  M.  10-22-27  L7 

Augusta  M.  Inglis  1-28-27  N4 

Augusta  M.  Inglis  5-11-27  N10 

Charles  6-10-27  L10 

Charles  6-10-27  N3 

Ed  6-10-27  L10 

Ed  6-10-27  N3 

H.  A.  ,  Mrs.  7-31-27  L7 

Pete  6-10-27  L10 

Pete  6-10-27  N3 
DAKE 

Virginia  Carolyn  9-4-27M  Nl 

Virginia  D.  9-4-27M  L21 
DALCUM 

Frank  10-25-27D  N8 
DALE 

Serelda  10-12-27M  L13 

Serelda  10-12-27M  Nl 
DALEY 

Belle  9-24-27  L12  , 

Belle  9-25-27  N4A 

Belle  Daley  9-25-27  N4A 

F.  J.  9-24-27  L12 
F.  J.  9-25-27  N4A 
S.  G.  9-24-27  L12 
S.  G.  9-25-27  N4A 


1309 


DALMAN 

C.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27D  L15 
Charles  J.;  Mrs.  8-16-27D  N5 
Charles  J.,  Mrs.  8-16-27D  N6 

DALRYMPLE 

Bettie  0.  4-16-27  L7 
Bettie  0.  7-16-27  L7 
Bettie  Owen  1-22-27  L7 
Charles  H.  1-22-27P  L7 
Charles  H.  4-1-27M  L13 
Charles  H.  7-16-27P  L7 
Elizabeth  H.  O'Neal  4-1-27  L13 

DALY 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-10-27D  L6 
A.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27D  Nl 
Bell  10-1-27  L8 

DALZELL 

Eva  Bounds  11-20-27  NIB 
John  S.  11-20-27M  L31 
John  S.  11-20-27M  NIB 
Ova  Bounds  11-20-27  L31 

DAMATE 

Annie  7-16-27P  L7 

DAMERON 

A.  E.  2-18-27  L16 
A.  E.  2-19-27  N3 
A.  F.  2-19-27  L12 
Austin  E.  6-18-27M  L10 
Bertha  2-18-27  L16 
Bertha  2-19-27  L12 
Bertha  2-19-27  N3 

D.  L.  2-18-27  L16 
D.  L.  2-19-27  L12 
D.  L.  2-19-27  N3 
Emma  2-18-27  LI 6 
Emma  2-19-27  L12 
Emma  2-19-27  N3 
George  7-11-27D  L6 
George  L.  7-15-27D  L6 
Iva  8-12-27  N3 

Ivan  8-12-27  L22 
James  8-12-27  L22 
James  8-12-27  N3 
Letha  Lefevers  6-18-27  L10 
M.  A. ,  Mrs.  2-18-27D  L16 
M.  A. ,  Mrs.  2-19-27D  L12 
M.  A. ,  Mrs.  2-19-27D  N3 
Nora  Downing  10-4-27  L10 
Nora  Downing  10-4-27  N2 
Otis  8-13-27D  N3 


DAMERON  (cont.) 

Otis,  Mrs.  8-12-27D  L22 

Otis,  Mrs.  8-12-27D  N3 

Otis,  Mrs.  8-13-27D  L12 

Otis,  Mrs.  8-14-27D  N7A 
DANDEVER 

C.  D. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27  N2 
DANE 

Clara  1-26-27D  L7 

Clara  1-27-27D  L6 

Clara  1-27-27D  N10 

Clara  1-30-27  L16 

Clara  7-16-27P  L7 

Clara  Henderson  1-26-27D  L7 

Guy  1-30-27  L16 

Guy  R.  7-16-27  L7 

Guy,  Mrs.  1-26-27D  L7 
DANFORTH 

James  4-17-27  N10C 
DANIEL 

Dessie  10-22-27  L7 

Eugene  6-11-27M  L3 

Eugene  6-12-27M  L31 

Eugene  6-12-27M  N10C 

Jessie  Chestnut  6-12-27  N10C 

Jessie  M.  Chestnut  6-11-27  L3 

Jessie  M.  Chestnut  6-12-27  L31 

W.  R.  11-8-27D  L5 
DANIELS 

Agatha  2-8-27  N5 

Edna  Mae  3-4-27M  L6 
DANIELSON 

Eda  7-2-27D  L7 

Esther  Lee  10-23-27M  L4B 

Esther  Lee  10-8-27M  L12 

Esther  Lee  10-8-27M  Nl 

Esther  Lee  8-14-27E  N2C 

G.  M.  8-14-27  N2C 

G.  N.  10-23-27  L4B 

Godfrey  3-24-27  L16 

Godrey  D.  7-2-27  L7 

Goeffrey  3-24-27  L16 

Lyda  3-24-27D  L16 
DANNENBERG 

Henry  5-20-27  N6 

Hilda  5-20-27  N6 

J.  L.  5-20-27D  L22 

J.  L.  5-20-2 7DN6 
DANNENBURG 

J.  L.  5-19-27D  L12 


1310 


DARBY 

D.  W.,  Mrs.  6-12-27  NIB 
Inez  Lamun  2-1-27  L14 

DARDEN 

Mary  4-10-27M  L22 

DARE 

Charles  10-15-27  L7 
Charles  10-15-27  N3 
J.  T.  1-30-27D  L10 

DARR 

Dorothy  2-2-27  L7 

Fanny  Fuzzell  2-25-27  L4 

J.  T.  1-29-27D  L10 

J.  T.  1-31-27D  L7 

J.  T.  2-5-27  L10 

Lea  2-2-27  L7 

DART IN 

Freda  6-1-27D  N8 
James  6-1-27  N8 

DARTON 

Freda  6-2-27D  L10 
J.  L.  6-5-27  L31 

DASE 

A.  H.  11-20-27C  N9C 

DASH 

Claud,  Mrs.  2-13-27  N6C 

DAUGHERTY 

Francis  F.  12-22-27DV  N6 
George,  Mrs.  4-16-27P  L7 
May  S.  12-22-27DV  N6 

DAUMANN 

Ed  C.  1-17-27  L6 
infant  1-17-27D  L6 

DAVENPORT 

Tom,  Mrs.  9-12-27  L16 
Tom,  Mrs.  9-12-27  N10 

DAVIDSON 

A.  S.  10-23-27  L4B 
Alice  Galyon  12-25-27  L16 
Alice  Galyon  12-25-27  NIB 
C.  F.  2-20-27  N7 
Charley  12-25-27M  NIB 
Charlie  12-25-27M  L16 
Clara  2-20-27D  N7 
Earl  9-29-27M  L23 
Earl  G.  9-25-27E  L20 
Earl  G.  9-25-27M  L21 
Earl  G.  9-28-27M  L10 
Earl  G.  9-29-27M  Nl 
Frank  10-23-27  L4B 


DAVIDSON  (cont.) 

Henrietta  E.  Truman  9-28-27  L10 

Henrietta  Truman  9-25-27  L21 

Henrietta  Truman  9-29-27  L23 

Henrietta  Truman  9-29-27  Nl 

Ida  12-6-27  L4 

Jennie  1-13-27DV  L8 

Leo  F.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Louise  Reeves  10-14-27  L26 

Louise  Reeves  10-14-27  Nl 

Louise  Reeves  10-23-27  L4B 

Q.  M. ,  Mrs.  6-26-27  N7A 

Q.  M. ,  Mrs.  6-27-27  L12 

Q.  M. ,  Mrs.  6-28-27  N8 

Sidney  R.  10-14-27M  L26 

Sidney  R.  10-14-27M  Nl 

Sidney  R.  10-23-27M  L4B 

Vern  A.  10-22-27  L7 

W.  G.  9-29-27  L23 

DAVIES 

Bryan  4-15-27DV  N3 
Bryant  4-14-27DV  L12 
Byrant  9-17-27DV  N3 
C.  E.,  Mrs.  11-12-27  L12 

C.  E. ,  Mrs.  11-12-27  N3 

D.  F.,  Mrs.  7-24-27D  N10B 
David,  Mrs.  7-24-27D  N10B 
Delia  4-14-27DV  L12 
Delia  4-15-27DV  N3 
Delia  9-17-27DV  N3 

F.  E.  10-23-27D  L18B 
Forest  E.  10-21-27D  L22 
Forest  E.  10-22-27D  L12 
Forest  E.  10-22-27D  N9 
DAVIS 

,  Mrs.  11-6-27  Nl 

,  Mrs.  2-1-27  L13 

,  Mrs.  2-2-27  L7 

A.  L.  5-23-27  Lll 

A.  L.  5-24-27  N5 

A.  R.  8-10-27DV  L8 

A.  R.  8-10-27DV  N8 

A.  R.  9-17-27DV  N3, 

Albert  9-18-27  L32 

Anna  Baldwin  11-29-27  N6 

Betty  Jane  9-18-27  L32 

C.  H.  9-20-27D  N3 

C.  J.  6-21-27  L10 

C.  J.  6-21-27  N3 

Calvin  1-23-27  N3 


1311 


DAVIS  (cont.) 

Calvin  6-5-27  L16 

Calvin  8-12-27D  L22 

Calvin  8-13-27D  L12 

Calvin  8-13-27D  N3 

Cathalene  Iseman  9-3-27  Nl 

Cathalene  Iseman  9-7-27  N5 

Cathlene  Iseman  9-7-27  L17 

Charla  5-18-27  N8 

Charles  H.  9-25-27D  N7B 

Claude  9-7-27C  N3 

Clyde  8-27-27  LI 2 

Clyde  8-28-27  N2B 

Coy,  Mrs.  7-31-27D  N7B 

Dave  8-12-27  L5 

Dorothy  Edwards  6-15-27  L8 

Dorothy  M.  Edwards  6-16-27  Nl 

E.  L. ,  Mrs.  11-17-27  L14 

Earl  9-18-27D  L32 

Edwin  9-29-27  L6 

Edwin  9-29-27  N2 

Edwin  9-30-27  N13 

Elena  Ruth  7-24-27  NIB 

Elizabeth  4-10-27  N3B 

Ellsworth  5-12-27  N3 

Emma  8-27-27D  L12 

Emma  9-29-27  L6 

Eugene  5-18-27  N8 

Eugene  A.  12-12-27  L9 

Eugene  A.  12-13-27  N3 

Forrest  8-11-27  L8 

Forrest  8-12-27  N3 

Forrest  8-24-27  L10 

Frona  12-25-27M  L16 

Frona  12-25-27M  NIB 

G.  P.  12-18-27  L39 

G.  P.  12-18-27  N10B 

G.  W.  2-13-27  Lll 

G.  W.  2-24-27C  N7 

George  W.  10-22-27  L7 

George  W.  4-16-27  L7 

George  W. ,  Mrs.  2-9-27  L9 

George,  Mrs.  12-14-27  L8 

George,  Mrs.  12-14-27  N12 

George,  Mrs.  12-15-27  L12 

George,  Mrs.  12-15-27  N6 

George,  Mrs.  9-24-27D  L12 

George,  Mrs.  9-25-2 7D  L31 

Georgia  Smith  11-14-27  L5 

Georgia  Smith  11-14-27  N10 


DAVIS  (cont.) 

Gertrude  Witt  5-1-27  N6B 
Gertrude  Witte  5-1-27  L22 
Glenn  L.  8-27-27E  N5 
Glenn  L.  8-28-27E  L15 
Glenn  L.  9-3-27M  Nl 
Glenn  L.  9-7-27M  L17 
Glenn  L.  9-7-27M  N5 
Harold  8-27-27  L12 
Harold  8-28-27  N2B 
Harry  R.  3-10-27  L8 
Harry  R.  3-9-27  L8 
Hazel  M.  2-21-27DV  L6 
Hazel  Moore  1-13-27DV  L8 
Henry,  Mrs.  8-27-27D  L12 
Henry,  Mrs.  8-28-27D  N2B 
Herman  9-18-27  L32 
Hersial  4-17-27M  N8B 
Howard  H.,  Mrs.  6-9-27  L15 
Ida  Martin  5-12-27  N3 
Idelia  1-25-27  L12 
J.  B.,  Mrs.  1-25-27D  L12 
J.  H.  7-24-27  NIB 
J.  J.  9-17-27DV  N3 
J.  W.  1-25-27  L12 
J.  W.  1-26-27  L7 
J.  W.  2-13-27  L12 
James  M.  1-27-27D  N10 
James  Milton  1-26-27D  L7 
Jennie  Starnes  4-17-27  N8B 
Jewel  5-12-27  N3 
Joe  6-13-27  L3 
Joe  6-13-27  N3 
Joe,  Mrs.  8-10-27  L8 
Joe,  Mrs.  8-11-27  N3 
John  Roy  9-18-27  L32 
John  W.  1-13-27DV  L8 
John  W.  2-21-27DV  L6 
John  W.  5-1-27M  L22 
John  W.  5-1-27M  N6B 
John,  Mrs.  2-3-27  L4 
Julian  L.  6-15-27M  L8 
Julian  Lamond  6-16-27M  Nl 
Kate  10-23-27M  L15 
Kate  10-23-27M  Nl 
Kate  10-23-27M  NIB 
Kathryn  8-4-27M  N5 
L.  J.  6-16-27DV  L15 
L.  J.  6-18-27DV  N2 
L.  J.  9-16-27DV  L6 


1312 


DAVIS  (cont.) 

Leon  Francis  12-8-27DV  L10 

Leon  Francis  12-9-27DV  N7 

Letha  5-23-27  Lll 

Letha  5-24-27  N5 

Margaret  6-21-27  L10 

Margaret  6-21-27  N3 

Margaret  Burns  2-21-27  L6 

Margaret  Kathryn  9-4-27M  L17 

Margaret  Kathryn  9-4-27M  N3C 

Mary  Chapman  10-4-27  L10 

Mary  Christine  12-8-27DV  L10 

Mary  Christine  12-9-27DV  N7 

Matilda  8-12-27  L5 

May  B.  2-13-27  Lll 

May  D.  Bingham  2-9-27  L9 

May  Peck  12-29-27  N3 

Minnie  9-18-27  L32 

Nellie  5-18-27  N8 

Nina  1-25-27  L12 

Nina  B.  2-13-27  L12 

Oan  A.  10-1-27  L8 

Ollie  Mae  5-15-27M  NIB 

Ollie  Mae  5-23-27M  Lll 

Ollive  Mae  5-24-27M  N5 

Ora  3-29-27M  L10 

Ora  5-12-27  N3 

Owen  9-24-27  L12 

Owen  9-25-27  N4A 

Paul  2-24-27B  N7 

Paul  R.  8-27-27  N5 

Paul  R.  8-28-27  L15 

Pauline  2-24-27B  N7 

Robert  12-25-27C  NIB 

Roy  9-18-27  L32 

Ruth  8-10-27DV  L8 

Ruth  8-10-27DV  N8 

Ruth  9-17-27DV  N3 

Sarah  1-26-27D  L7 

Sarah  E.  Chapman  8-11-27  L8 

Sarah  E.  Chapman  8-12-27  N3 

Sarah  E.  White  1-25-27  L12 

Sarah  Elizabeth  1-25-27D  L12 

Sarah  White  1-26-27  L7 

Stella  Hayes  8-25-27  L8 

Stella  Hayes  8-26-27  N2 

Susan  9-27-27D  L10 

Susan  9-27-27D  N12 

Susan  9-28-27D  L10 

Susan  E.  9-24-27D  L12 


DAVIS  (cont.) 

Susan  E.  9-25-27D  L31 

Susan  E.  9-25-27D  N4A 

T.  M.  8-24-27  L10 

Thelma  6-16-27DV  L15 

Thelma  6-18-27DV  N2 

Thelma  9-16-27DV  L6 

Thelma  9-17-27DV  N3 

Tony  8-11-27  L8 

Tony  8-12-27  N3 

Vera  Mae  3-10-27D  L8 

Vera  May  3-9-27D  L8 

Verbie  J.  Neaves  1-22-27  L7 

Vivian  Johnson  3-29-27  L10 

W.  A.  10-1-27  L8 

W.  J.  3-12-27D  L3 

W.  N.  5-12-27D  N3 

William  1-26-27  L7 

William  1-27-27  N10 

Willis  6-13-27  L3 

Willis  6-13-27  N3 

Zela  9-24-27  L12 

Zela  9-25-27  N4A 

family  reunion  6-13-27  L3 

family  reunion  6-13-27  N3 

DAVISON 

Amanda  T.  4-10-27D  N2B 
Amanda  T.  4-11-27D  L8 
Amanda  T.  4-11-27D  N2 
Amanda  T.  4-12-27D  L13 
Amanda  T.  4-12-27D  N12 
Earl  G.  9-25-27D  N3C 
F.  M.,  Mrs.  4-10-27D  L17 
Henrietta  Truman  9-25-27  N3C 
Joseph  4-10-27  L17 
Joseph  4-10-27  N2B 
Mae  E.  Swain  4-18-27  L8 
O.  M.  4-10-27  L17 
O.  M.  4-10-27  N2B 
O.  M. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 
P.  M.,  Mrs.  4-10-27D  N2B 
Mrs.  3-31-27  L14 


Q.  M. 
Q.  M. 
Q.  M. 


Mrs.  4-1-27  L13 
Mrs.  4-2-27  N3 
F.  4-18-27M  L8 


Mrs.  8-30-27  N12 


Willis 
DAWSE 

G.  A.  , 
DAWSON 

C.  A.  11-1-27C  N8 

Lucinda  C.  5-12-27DV  L8 


1313 


DAWSON  (cont.) 

Lucinda  C.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Richard  M.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Richard  M.  5-13-27DV  N9 
W.  E.  12-29-27D  N12 

DAY 

Melvin  7-16-27P  L7 
Olin  9-25-27  N7B 
Opal  8-8-27  L4 
Opal  Gray  8-8-27  Nl 
Opal  Gray  8-8-27D  L4 
Orin  9-25-27  L10 
Roid  Irl  9-25-27D  L10 
child  9-25-27D  N7B 

DEALY 

Laura  Thies  4-30-27  N3 
Walter  J.  4-30-27M  N3 

DEAN 

Alma  9-25-27M  L10 

C.  E.  8-23-27DV  L12 

C.  E.  8-23-27DV  Nl 

C.  E.  9-17-27DV  L12 

C.  E.  9-18-27DV  N10A 

C.  S.  10-2-27  L31 

Calvin  Carroll  8-15-27D  L10 

Calvin  Carroll  8-15-27D  N10 

Frank  7-6-27D  LI 

Hazel  M.  Bailey  9-24-27  L12 

Hazel  M.  Bailey  9-24-27  Nl 

Hobart  10-11-27M  Nl 

Hobart  W.  9-24-27M  L12 

Hobart  W.  9-24-27M  Nl 

Mary  8-23-27DV  L12 

Mary  8-23-27DV  Nl 

Mary  9-17-27DV  L12 

Mary  9-18-27DV  N10A 

Maude  Bailey  10-11-27  Nl 

T.  Ben  8-15-27  L10 

T.  Ben  8-15-27  N10 

DEARICK 

Mayme  B.  Skyles  11-7-27  L6 
William  Floyd  11-7-27M  L6 

DEARLBY 

Betty  11-17-27  Nil 

J.  R.  11-17-27  Nil 

Lucille  11-17-27  Nil 

R.  E.  11-17-27  Nil 

R.  H. ,  Mrs.  11-17-27  Nil 

Richard  H.  11-17-27  Nil 


DEAVER 

C.  M.  10-1-27D  L12 

C.  M.  10-1-27D  N3 

C.  M.  10-2-27D  L31 

C.  M.  9-30-27D  L8 

Pearl  10-1-27  L12 

Pearl  10-1-27  N3 

Pearl  10-2-27  L31 

Pearl  9-30-27  L8 

Verda  Wampler  9-30-27  L8 

William  10-1-27  L12 

William  10-1-27  N3 

William  10-2-27  L31 

Willie  9-30-27  L8 
DEAVERS 

Addie  12-4-27  L2 

John  12-4-27  L2 
DEBUCK 

J. ,  Mrs.  9-6-27  N3 
DECKARD 

F.  R.  3-30-27D  L10 

F.  R.  3-30-27D  Nl 
DECKER 

Blanche  10-11-27  L15 

Blanche  10-11-27  N5 

Blanche  6-21-27  N3 

Blanche  6-22-27  Nl 

Donald  6-20-27M  L13 

Donald  6-21-27M  N5 

Gertrude  6-20-27  L13 

Gertrude  6-21-27  N5 

L.  10-11-27  L15 

L.  10-11-27  N5 

L.  B.  6-22-27  Nl 

Lucian,  Mrs.  6-22-27D  Nl 

Mary  Ellen  Mamer  6-18-27  Nl 

Mary  Ellen  Mamer  6-20-27  L13 

Mary  Ellen  Mamer  6-21-27  N5 

Nora  6-20-27D  L14 

Nora  6-21-27D  L10 

Nora  6-21-27D  N3 

Nora  6-22-27D  L8 

Nora  6-22-27D  Nl 

Nora  6-22-27D  N8 

Nora  Miller  6-22-27D  Nl 

S.  J.  6-20-27  L14 

S.  J.  6-21-27  N3 

Sumner  6-22-27  Nl 

Victor  D.  6-18-27M  Nl 


1314 


DEEDS 

Aimee  Winfield  3-30-27  L9 

Elwyn  3-30-27M  L9 

J.  T.  7-19-27  L15 

family  reunion  7-19-27  L15 
DEFREESE 

Rena  Fender  8-23-27  L13 

Rena  Fender  8-23-27  N12 
DELARUE 

Sarah  1-22-27P  L7 
DELASHMIT 

,  Mrs.  4-24-27D  N12C 

Alec,  Mrs.  4-24-27D  N12C 
DELEAR 

Bill  1-31-27  L4 

Jim  1-31-27  L4 
DELISLE 

Walter  B.  6-21-27  L10 

Walter  B.  6-22-27  N8 

Winifred  Uldin  6-21-27D  L10 

Winifred  Uldin  6-22-27D  N8 
DELK 

Lillie  12-23-27  LI 
DELLAR 

A.  S.  5-16-27A  N4 
DELLINGER 

F.  L.  11-16-27  L15 

Frank  L.  11-12-27  L12 

Frank  L.  11-12-27  N12 

Frank  L.  11-13-27  N8A 

Lee  11-12-27  L12 

Lee  11-12-27  N12 

Lee  11-15-27  N12 

Mason  11-12-27  L12 

Mason  11-12-27  N12 

Velma  11-15-27D  N12 

Velma  11-16-27D  L15 

Velma  I.  11-12-27D  L12 

Velma  I.  11-12-27D  N12 

Velma  I.  11-13-27D  N8A 
DELO 

Effie  E.  3-17-27  L18 

Effie  E.  3-17-27  N6 

J.  A.  3-17-27  L18 

J.  A.  3-17-27  N6 

J.  A.  9-25-27  L21 
DELONG 

Richard  M.  9-15-27D  L10 

Richard  M.  9-15-27D  N3 


DELOZIER 

George,  Mrs.  4-28-27  L12 
George,  Mrs.  4-28-27  N2 

DELZELL 

Etta  1-22-27P  L7 

DEMANCHE 

George  M.  6-19-27M  L27 
George  M.  6-19-27M  Nl 
Mary  Ella  Hardin  6-19-27  L27 
Mary  Eva  Hardin  6-19-27  Nl 

DEM ILL 

Freda  Pauline  Hall  2-1-27  L13 
Lacy  Roy  2-1-27M  L13 
Lynn  1-23-27C  Lll 

DEMORE 

Claude  10-2-27  L31 
Claude  5-29-27C  L32 
Claude  A.  9-28-27  L10 
Claude  A.  9-29-27  N2 
Dorothy  Lee  5-29-2 7B  L32 
Dorothy  Lee  9-28-27D  L10 
Dorothy  Lee  9-29 -27D  N2 
Iona  10-2-27  L31 

DENHAM 

Anna  M.  Cole  10-7-27  L13 
Stone  W.  10-7-27M  L13 

DENMANCHE 

George  M.  6-19-27M  NIB 

Mary  Etta  Hardin  6-19-27  NIB 

DENNEY 

Alonzo  T.  4-16-27P  L7 

Artie  4-1-27DV  N2 

Artie  5-13-27DV  L22 

Artie  5-13-27DV  N9 

Ben  L.  4-1-27DV  N2 

Ben  L.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Ben  L.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Harold  Kenneth  4-24-27B  Lll 

Harry  4-24-27C  Lll 

DENNIS 

George  Webb  3-12-27B  L10 

Helen  Bernett  6-19-27  L27 

Helen  Bernett  6-19-27  Nl 

Margaret  8-9-27  Nl 

Margaret  9-9-27  L13 

Margery  Lucille  9-25-27B  L31 

Margery  Lucille  9-25-27B  N10A 

Orval  9-25-27C  L31 

Orval  9-25-27C  N10A 

Ralph  C.  6-19-27M  L27 


1315 


DENNIS  (cont.) 

Ralph  C.  6-19-27M  Nl 

W.  H.  7-17-27D  N8B 

Warren  G.  3-12-27C  L10 
DENNISON 

Ruby  4-21-27M  Nl 
DENNY 

Artie  3-31-27DV  L14 

Ben  L.  3-31-27DV  L14 

C.  H.  9-25-27D  LI 

C.  H.  9-25-27D  Nl 

Frederick  S.  p.  955 

Martha  4-17-27M  N5 
DENT 

George,  Mrs.  3-24-27  L16 

George,  Mrs.  7-2-27  L7 
DENTON 

A.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-12-27  L12 

A.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-12-27  N3 

C.  E.  10-16-27  L20 

C.  E.  10-16-27  N3C 

C.  E.  10-3-27  L19 

C.  E.  10-9-27  N3C 

C.  E.  3-20-27C  L7 

C.  E.  3-20-27C  N8B 

Charles  10-16-27  L20 

Charles  10-16-27  N3C 

Charles  10-3-27  L19 

Charles  10-9-27  N3C 

Columbia  10-22-27  L7 

Columbia  4-25-27  N2 

Columbia  4-27-27  L8 

Columbia  4-27-27  N3 

Columbia  4-28-27  L12 

Columbia  5-15-27  Nl 

Columia  4-25-27  L2 

Elizabeth  Patterson  10-15-27  Nl 

Elizabeth  Patterson  10-16-27  L20 

Elizabeth  Patterson  10-16-27  N3C 

Elizabeth  Patterson  10-3-27  L19 

Elizabeth  Patterson  10-9-27  N3C 

F.  A.,  Mrs.  12-25-27D  N8C 

H.  F.  2-20-27  N3 

H.  F.  4-26-27  N2 

Horace  F.  4-25-27  N2 

J.  B.  10-15-27M  Nl 

J.  B.  9-11-27  N9A 

Jack  10-3-27M  L19 

Jack  10-9-27M  N3C 

Jack  B.  10-16-27M  L20 


DENTON  (cont.) 

Jack  B.  10-16-27M  N3C 

John  B.  7-17-27E  L22 

Mary  Helen  3-20-27B  N8B 
DERNER 

Dorothy  Blue  6-19-27  N6B 

Irvin  6-19-27M  N6B 
DERRICK 

Anna  6-5-27M  L31 

Anna  6-5-27M  N2B 
DETHEROW 

Claude  E.  10-2-27DV  Nl 

May  10-2-27DV  Nl 
DEUPREE 

family  5-10-27  L16 
DEVORE 

H.  I. ,  Mrs.  9-9-27  L18 

Henry  I.  9-6-27D  N3 

Henry  I.  9-7-27D  L9 

Henry  I.  9-7-27D  N2 

James  9-6-27  N3 

Lucy  9-6-27  N3 

Marie  9-6-27  N3 

Marie  9-9-27  L18 

Rollie  9-6-27  N3 
DEWAR 

Nellie  1-22-27P  L7 

Sarah  P.  1-22-27  L7 
DEWEESE 

David  4-10-27A  N8C 

James  C.  5-15-27M  NIB 

James  C.  5-15-27M  N4B 

Jennetta  Hurlburt  5-15-27  NIB 

Jennetta  Hurlburt  5-15-27  N4B 
DEWEIN 

B.  F. ,  Mrs.  2-19-27  L5 

Benjamin  Franklin  2-16-27D  L10 

Benjamin  Franklin  2-17-27D  L8 

Benjamin  Franklin  2-17-27D  N3 

Benjamin  Franklin  2-18-27D  L16 

Benjamin  Franklin  2-18-27D  Nl 

George  2-16-27  L10 

John  2-16-27  L10 

Joseph  2-16-27  L10 

Margaret  2-16-27  L10 

Mary  Elizabeth  2-16-27  L10 

Mary  Elizabeth  2-19-27  L5 

Tresia  Marie  2-16-27  L10 
DEWHURST 

Mary  Agnes  10-22-27P  L7 


1316 


DEWHURST  (cont.) 

Robert  10-22-27  L7 

DEW ITT 

Billy  Wayne  5-12-27B  L8 
Billy  Wayne  5-13-27B  N2 
J.  P.  5-12-27C  L8 
J.  P.  5-13-27C  N2 
L.  A.  6-22-27  L3 

DEWS 

Eliza  Suttle  12-22-27  Nil 

DIALECT 

of  Ozarks  11-21-27  N3 

DIBBEN 

Freda  Chandler  9-21-27  Nl 
William  R.  9-21-27M  Nl 

DICKENS 

Alice  1-14-27M  LI 5 
Alice  1-15-27M  L10 
Dorothy  10-13-27D  Lll 
Dorothy  10-14-27D  N9 
Earl  Edward  10-7-2 7D  L21 
Everett  0.  7-30-27C  N2 
Geraldine  5-22-27D  Lll 
Geraldine  5-22-27D  N10B 
Geraldine  5-24-27D  L12 
Geraldine  5-24-27D  N12 
Jack  10-7-27  L21 
Lenard  5-24-27  L7 
Leonard  10-13-27  Lll 
Leonard  5-22-27  Lll 
Leonard  5-22-27  N10B 
Leonard  5-24-27  N12 
Opal  5-22-27  N10B 
Pearl  7-31-27C  N2B 

DICKENSON 

Harold  C.  9-20-27M  Nl 
Harold  C.  9-20-27M  N8 
Louise  Schotte  9-20-27  Nl 
Louise  Schotte  9-20-27  N8 

DICKERSON 

Claude,  Mrs.  6-23-27  N8 
Edith  2-2-27  LI 
Elwin  2-3-27  L4 
Elwin  2-3-27  Nl 
Elwin  L.  1-22-27  L7 
Elwin  L.  7-16-27  L7 
Eslick  4-16-27P  L7 
Florence  B.  7-27-27DV  L16 
Grace  2-2-27  LI 
Grace  2-3-27  L4 


DICKERSON  (cont.) 

Grace  2-3-27  Nl 
Harold  2-2-27D  LI 
Harold  2-2-27D  Nl 
Harold  2-3-27D  L4 
Harold  2-3-27D  Nl 
Harold  2-4-27D  L6 
Harold  R.  2-26-27D  L4 
Jerome  2-4-27  L6 
John  O.  4-16-27P  L7 
Leon  E.  7-16-27P  L7 
Lewis  H.  7-27-27DV  L16 
Mattie  4-16-27  L7 
R.  P.  2-2-27  Nl 
R.  P.  2-26-27  L4 
R.  P.  2-3-27  L4 
R.  P.  2-4-27  L6 
Richard  2-2-27  LI 
Rollin  2-2-27  LI 
Rollin  F.  2-2-27  LI 

DICKEY 

Alice  Dickens  1-14-27  L15 
Alice  Dickens  1-15-27  L10 
Bessie  3-14-27  L10 
Bessie  Mitchell  3-12-27  L10 
Bessie  Mitchell  3-13-27  L12 
Boyd  1-14-27M  L15 
Boyd  1-15-27DV  L10 
Charles  W.  12-28-27C  L2 
Charles  W.  12-28-27C  N12 
Charles,  Mrs.  2-27-27  L31 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  6-12-27  N8B 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  6-7-27  L10 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  6-7-27  N8 
John  Wallis  12-28-27B  L2 
John  Wallis  12-28-27B  N12 
M.  Maude  Renshaw  3-18-27  L10 

DICKINSON 

Florence  B.  9-17-27DV  L12 
Florence  Baker  9-18-27DV  N10A 
Lewis  H.  9-17-27DV  L12 
Lewis  H.  9-18-27DV  N10A 

DICKISON 

William  A.,  Mrs.  8-24-27  L8 
William  A.,  Mrs.  8-25-27  L8 
William  A.,  Mrs.  8-25-27  N3 

DICKSON 

John  W.  7-16-27P  L7 
Martha  7-16-27  L7 


1317 


DIEMER 

B.  J.  11-19-27  Lll 
Eugene  G.  11-20-27M  L2 
Eugene  G.  11-20-27M  NIB 
F.  W.  11-19-27  Lll 
Gene  Guthrie  11-19-27M  Lll 
Helen  Ferguson  Hilt  11-19-27 
Helen  Hilt  11-20-27  L2 
Helen  Hilt  11-20-27  NIB 
Mary  B.  11-19-27  Lll 

DIETRICH 

George  McDaniel  1-22-27P  L7 
Nancy  1-22-27P  L7 

DILL 

J.  7-25-27  N3 
Mack  11-9-27C  N3 

DILLARD 

A.  J. ,  Mrs.  10-6-27  LI 

E.  W.  10-6-27  LI 

E.  W. ,  Mrs.  10-6-27  LI 

Edmund  Wayne  10-6-27  LI 

Eugene  3-7-27  L8 

H.  B. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 

H.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  L13 

H.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 

H.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-2-27  L10 

H.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-2-27  N3 

H.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-3-27  L30 

Jessie  Lee  Doss  1-26-27  N2 

R.  L.  10-6-27  LI 

R.  L.  9-30-27C  L8 

DINESKY 

Mary  2-5-27D  LI 

DINGELDEIN 

Dorothea  10-22-27P  L7 
Dorothea  4-16-27P  L7 
Dorothea  M.  11-4-27  N9 
Ed,  Mrs.  5-26-27  L16 
Edward  P.  10-22-27P  L7 
Edward  P.  4-16-27P  L7 
Edward  S.  11-4-27  N9 
Ida  A.  10-22-27  L7 
Ida  A.  11-4-27  N9 
Ida  A.  4-16-27  L7 
Josephine  11-4-27  N9 
Julius  W.  10-22-27  L7 
Julius  W.  4-16-27  L7 
William  J.  11-4-27  N9 

DIPPLE 

Ollie  5-22-27  N6B 


DIPPLE  (cont.) 

Peter  5-22-27D  N6B 
Porter  5-22-27D  N6B 

DISHMAN 

Bulah  Martha  1-15-27B  L10 
Chloe  12-7-27DV  L12 
Lll      Chloe  12-8-27DV  Nl 
Effie  1-15-27C  L10 
Inez  Merrell  6-4-27  L10 
Inez  Merrell  6-4-27  N12 
Marian  Wilma  1-15-27B  L10 
Ross  12-7-27DV  L12 
Ross  12-8-27DV  Nl 
William  Franklin  1-15-27C  L10 

DISSUX 

Betty  5-8-27  N2B 
Eva  5-8-27  N2B 
J.  T.  5-8-27  N2B 
Minnie  5-8-27  N2B 
R.  E.  5-8-27  N2B 

DITTBURNER 

Lena  Stebbins  1-8-27  L9 
Louie  1-8-27  L9 

DITTON 

Sarah  Bear  12-4-27  L31 
Sarah  Bear  12-4-27  N9A 

DIXON 

Bryan  Porter  5-8-27B  L10 
Bryan  Porter  5-8-27B  N2C 
Elizabeth  Martin  5-8-27  L10 
Elizabeth  Martin  5-8-27  N2C 
Gilbert  W.  1-13-27DV  L8 
J.  Burton  5-8-27C  L10 
J.  Burton  5-8-27C  N2C 
Sylvia  1-13-27DV  L8 

DOBBINS 

Gertrude  Ragland  9-17-27  N3 

DOBBYNS 

John  12-11-27D  N8B 

DOBKINS 

Gertrude  Ragland  9-16-27  L17 
Gertrude  Ragland  9-17-27  L12 

DOBSON 

Alia  Ray  7-10-27D  L31 

Alia  Ray  7-11-27D  L6 

Alia  Ray  7-9-27D  L10 

Alia  Ray  Dodson  7-10-27D  L31 

Alia  Ray  Dodson  7-11-27D  L6 

Alia  Ray  Dodson  7-9-27D  L10 

Corrine  9-20-27M  L6 


1318 


DOBSON  (cont.) 

David  7-9-27  L10 

F.  F.  9-20-27  L6 

F.  F.  9-23-27  N5 

Jack  7-9-27  L10 

June  7-9-27  L10 

Leonard  7-9-27  L10 

Paul  12-23-27  L20 

Samuel  E.,  Mrs.  7-10-27D  L31 

Samuel  E. ,  Mrs.  7-9-27D  L10 

Voda  12-23-27  L20 

DOBYNS 

John  10-16-27A  N7B 

DOCKMAN 

W.  G. ,  Mrs.  10-28-27  N10 

DODANESKE 

Blanche  Decker  10-11-27M  N5 

DODD 

Alice  Smith  11-30-27  L18 
Alice  Smith  11-30-27  Nl 
Bob  M.  11-30-27M  L18 
Frank  3-22-27C  N7 
Nancy  E.  7-27-27DV  L4 
Nancy  E.  9-16-27DV  L6 
Nancy  E.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Robert  M.  11-30-27M  Nl 
Robert  M.  7-27-27DV  L4 
Robert  M.  9-16-27DV  L6 
Robert  M.  9-17-27DV  N3 

DODDS 

Flossie  Ethel  8-28-27M  L15 
Fred  L.  8-28-27  L15 

DODGE 

F.  L. ,  Mrs.  7-20-27  N8 
Frank  S.  1-22-27P  L7 

DODSON 

A.  H.  5-1-27  N3C 
Albert,  Mrs.  2-1-27  LI 
Alia  Ray  7-10-27  L31 
Alia  Ray  7-11-27  L6 
Alia  Ray  7-9-27  L10 
Corrine  9-23-27M  N5 
Corrine  9-25-27M  N7B 
Everett  7-9-27  L10 

G.  W.  7-10-27  L31 
G.  W.  7-11-27  L6 
G.  W.  7-9-27  L10 
Gaylor  7-9-27  L10 
Hugh  12-29-27  L3 
Jasper  7-9-27  L10 


DODSON  (cont.) 

Jasper  F.  2-22-27DV  L8 

Jasper  F.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Jasper  F.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Jasper,  Mrs.  12-29-27  L3 

Jean  Earle  2-22-27DV  L8 

Jean  Earley  5-12-27DV  L8 

Jean  Earley  5-13-27DV  N9 

John  7-9-27  L10 

Lee  T.  6-7-27M  L9 

Leetense  6-12-27M  L22 

Lillard  7-9-27  L10 

Mary  5-1-27E  N3C 

Melvin  7-9-27  L10 

Pauline  White  6-12-27  L22 

Pauline  White  6-7-27  L9 

Vesta  11-22-27M  L16 

Vesta  11-22-27M  Nl 

Walter  7-9-27  L10 
DOLE 

Isadore,  Mrs.  9-29-27  L6 

Isadore,  Mrs.  9-29-27  N2 

Isadore,  Mrs.  9-30-27  N13 

Lee  A.  12-25-27M  L16 

Lee  A.  12-25-27M  NIB 

Ollie  F.  Ramey  12-25-27  L16 

Ollie  F.  Raney  12-25-27  NIB 
DOLING 

R.  C.  11-13-27  L32 

R.  C.  11-13-27  NUB 

R.  C. ,  Mrs.  11-10-27  N3 
DOLL I SON 

Anne  Toothman  1-22-27  L7 
DOLMAN 

Charles,  Mrs.  8-6-27D  L12 

Charles,  Mrs.  8-6-27D  N3 
DOMBROSKI 

Dave  2-27-27  N10C 

Joe  2-27-27M  N10C 

Josephine  Stapanski  2-27-27  N10C 

Sophia  2-27-27  N10C 
DONAHUE 

Alvin  J.  7-17-27D  N8B 

J.  W.  7-17-27  N8B 
DONALDSON 

Carrie  Frederick  2-28-27  L 
DONMEYER 

C.  L. ,  Mrs.  6-23-27  N8 
DONNELL 

Charles,  Mrs.  7-27-27  L16 


1319 


DONNELL  (cont.) 

Charles,  Mrs.  7-27-27  N12 
Charles,  Mrs.  8-1-27  L8 
Elizabeth  10-2-27  N3B 
DOOLEY 

Ezra  6-9-27  L15 

Ezra  6-9-27  N5 

Ezra  8-22-27DV  L7 

Ezra  8-23-27DV  N12 

Ezra  9-17-27DV  N3 

Gertrude  Marion  6-9-27M  L15 

Gertrude  Marion  6-9-27M  N5 

Laura  Thies  4-29-27  L13 

Maud  C.  8-22-27DV  L7 

Maude  C.  8-23-27DV  N12 

Maude  C.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Walter  J.  4-29-27M  L13 
DORAN 

A.  M.  1-2-27  L7 

A.  M.  1-2-27  N 

Allen  9-2-27DV  L7 

Allen  9-2-27DV  N8 

Clyde  W.  1-2-27D  L7 

Clyde  W.  1-2-27D  N 

Ida  1-2-27  L7 

Ida  1-2-27  N 

James  C,  Mrs.  10-24-27  L14 

James  C,  Mrs.  10-24-27  N3 

James,  Mrs.  1-28-27  L22 

Jane  1-2-27  L7 

Jane  C.  1-2-27  L7 

Jane  C.  1-2-27  N 

Jane  C.  Mitchell  10-25-27  L14 

Jane  C.  Mitchell  10-25-27  N7 

Martha  6-8-27D  L14 

Martha  6-9-27D  L10 

Martha  6-9-27D  N2 

Mary  1-28-27  L22 

Mary  9-2-27DV  L7 

May  9-2-27DV  N8 

T.  H.  6-8-27  L14 

T.  H.  6-9-27  L10 

T.  H.  6-9-27  N2 

William  1-28-27  L22 
DORSETT 

Parker  4-3-27M  L2 

Porter  4-3-27M  NIB 

Porter  4-4-27M  L14 

Vesta  Horner  4-3-27  L2 

Vesta  Horner  4-3-27  NIB 


DORSETT  (cont.) 

Vesta  Horner  4-4-27  L14 

DOSS 

Alice  Burkehead  1-26-27  N2 

Alice  M.  1-22-27P  L7 

Bonnie  C.  Fox  5-24-27  Nl 

Bonnie  C.  Fox  5-25-27  LI 5 

Bonnie  Fox  5-25-27  L3 

E.  J.  9-2-27C  N2 

Effie  E.  Delo  Robb  3-17-27  N6 

Effie  E.  Robb  3-17-27  L5 

Effie  E.  Robb  3-17-27  N6 

Effie  E.  Robb  3-17-27  N7 

Effie  E.Delo  Robb  3-17-27  L18 

Guss,  Mrs.  4-1-27  L13 

Guss,  Mrs.  4-2-27  N3 

H.  A.  1-26-27  N2 

Herschel  5-25-27M  L3 

Herschel  A.  5-24-27M  Nl 

Herschel  A.  5-25-27M  L15 

Jessie  Lee  1-26-27  N2 

Mary  5-14-27  N2 

Maude  5-13-27DV  L22 

Maude  5-14-27DV  N2 

Maude  B.  4-10-27DV  N3B 

Myra  12-11-27DV  N2B 

Myrtle  B.  3-19-27  L12 

O.  D.  1-26-27  N2 

Ray  12-11-27DV  N2B 

T.  0.  1-22-27  L7 

T.  0.  1-26-27  N2 

T.  O.  3-17-27M  L18 

T.  O.  3-17-27M  L5 

T.  0.  3-17-27M  N6 

T.  0.  3-17-27M  N7 

T.  O.  5-25-27  L15 

T.  O.  5-25-27  N3 

Theodore  4-10-27DV  N3B 

Theodore  5-13-27DV  L22 

Theodore  5-14-27DV  N2 

William  M.  1-26-27  N2 

DOTSON 

Dollie  7-16-27  L12 

DOUGLAS 

A.  A.  1-13-27  L8 

A.  A.  1-2-27  L3 

A.  A.  7-16-27  L7 

Betty  Johnson  10-1-27  L12 

Earl  1-2-27  L3 

Edith  Burch  12-16-27  L27 


1320 


DOUGLAS  (cont.) 

Edith  Burch  12-17-27  N5 

Francis  10-1-27C  L12 

Herbert  12-16-27M  L27 

Herbert  12-17-27M  N5 

Lucinda  G.  1-13-27  L8 

Lucinda  G.  7-16-27P  L7 

0.  F.  2-6-27  L4 

Tom  N.  2-6-27  L4 

William,  Mrs.  5-11-27  N6 
DOUGLASS 

Gaylord  4-16-27P  L7 

James  M.  4-16-27  L7 
DOWDY 

William  G.  5-26-27C  N8 
DOWELL 

Carl  9-18-27M  L7 

Carl  9-18-27M  NIB 

Opal  Kinser  9-18-27  L7 

Opal  Kinser  9-18-27  NIB 
DOWLER 

Mabel  Webb  5-22-27  NIB 

Ralph  12-25-27M  L28 

Ralph  5-22-27M  NIB 
DOWNING 

Elmer  10-4-27  L10 

Elmer  10-4-27  N2 

J.  N.  10-4-27  L10 

J.  N.  10-4-27  N2 

Joe  11-14-27M  L15 

Joe  R.  11-8-27M  L10 

Joe  R.  11-8-27M  Nl 

Mamie  10-4-27  L10 

Mamie  10-4-27  N2 

Minnie  10-4-27  L10 

Minnie  10-4-27  N2 

Nora  10-4-27  L10 

Nora  10-4-27  N2 

Pauline  Carter  11-14-27  L15 

Pauline  Carter  11-8-27  L10 

Pauline  Carter  11-8-27  Nl 

Pearl  10-4-27  L10 

Pearl  10-4-27  N2 
DOWNUM 

J.  A.  ,  Mrs.  1-12-27  L8 
DOYLE 

Ethel  3-15-27  L14 

Ethel  3-16-27  N10 

Frank  3-15-27  L14 

Frank  3-16-27  N10 


DOYLE  (cont.) 

Harry  3-15-27  L14 

Harry  3-16-27  N10 

J.  M.  3-15-27D  L14 

J.  M.  3-16-27D  L2 

J.  M.  3-16-27D  N10 

J.  M.  3-17-27D  L12 

J.  M.  3-18-27D  L22 

J.  M.  3-18-27D  N12 

Joe  3-15-27  L14 

Joe  3-16-27  N10 

John  3-15-27  L14 

John  3-16-27  N10 

John  T.  3-17-27D  N6 

Tom  3-15-27  L14 

Tom  3-16-27  N10 
DRAGOO 

John  W.  5-29-27  L20 

John  W.  5-29-27  N3C 

Maude  A.  Kump  5-29-27  N3C 

Maude  Abbott  Kump  5-29-27  L20 

Samuel  Vaughan  5-29-2 7M  L2  0 

Samuel  Vaughan  5-29-27M  N3C 
DRAKE 

Aleen  Irwin  8-28-27  N6B 

C.  H.  12-25-27C  N8C 

Charles  6-30-27  L14 

E.  H.  6-5-27  NIB 

Edgar,  Jr.  6-5-27  NIB 

Edna  6-5-27  NIB 

Elizabeth  6-5-27  NIB 

Frank  Irvin  3-10-27D  L8 

L.  H. ,  Mrs.  7-5-27  L10 

Mable  6-30-27  L14 

Narcissis  6-30-27D  L14 

Velma  6-30-27  L14 
DRAPER 

E.  J.,  Mrs.  12-20-27  Lll 

E.  J. ,  Mrs.  12-20-27  N7 
DRAW  CRANE,  MO. 

in  Stone  county  2-20-27  NIB 
DREBELBIS 

C.  B.  10-16-27  L20 

C.  B.  10-9-27  L30 

C.  B.  10-9-27  N3C 

C.  B.  11-20-27  N2C 

Jeanette  Averill  11-19-27M  Nl 

Jeannette  10-16-27E  L20 

Jeannette  11-20-27M  N2C 

Jeannette  Averill  10-9-27E  L30 


1321 


DREBELBIS  (cont.) 

Jeannette  Averill  10-9-27E  N3C 

Jeannette  Averill  11-20-27M  L2 
DRESDEL 

Lester,  Mrs.  9-24-27  L12 

Lester,  Mrs.  9-25-27  N4A 
DREYFUS 

Junior  1-22-27  L7 

Junior  7-16-27  L7 

Roseamond  1-22-27P  L7 

Roseamond  7-16-27P  L7 
DRISKILL 

Mabel  McClain  12-8-27  L10 

Melvin  W.  12-8-27M  L10 
DROCEMILLER 

Clementh  1-14-27DV  L15 

Fred  1-14-27DV  L15 
DROECEMILLER 

Clementh  1-14-27DV  L15 

Fred  1-14-27DV  L15 
DROEGEMILLER 

Clementh  1-14-27DV  L15 

Fred  1-14-27DV  L15 
DRUM 

Charles  3-18-27C  L22 

Vera  Eileen  3-18-27B  L22 
DRUMMOND 

Lynn,  Mrs.  8-4-27  L8 

Lynn,  Mrs.  8-4-27  N3 

Lynn,  Mrs.  8-5-27  N3 
DRUMRIGHT 

Fern  7-3-27  L19 

Fred  7-3-27  L19 

Harry  7-3-27  L19 

Harry  9-10-27  Lll 

Ira  7-3-27  L19 

Jessie  Butler  9-10-27  Lll 

Nina  7-3-27  L19 

Nina  9-10-27M  Lll 

Robert  M.  9-10-27  Lll 

Robert  N.  7-3-27D  L19 
DRUMWRIGHT 

Earl  10-16-27E  L20 

Earl  10-9-27E  L30 

Harry  9-11-27  N3C 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  10-25-27  L14 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  10-25-27  N7 

Jeanette  Drebelbis  11-19-27  Nl 

Jeannette  Drebelbis  11-20-27  L2 

Jeannette  Drebelbis  11-20-27  N2C 


DRUMWRIGHT  (cont . ) 

John  W.  10-24-27  N3 
John  W.,  Mrs.  10-24-27  L14 
Nina  9-10-27M  Nl 
Nina  9-11-27M  N3C 
R.  H.  10-9-27  L30 
R.  H.  10-9-27  N3C 
R.  H.  11-20-27  N2C 
Robert  N.  9-11-27  N3C 
William  E.  11-19-27M  Nl 
William  E.  11-20-27M  L2 
William  Earl  10-9-27E  N3C 
William  Earl  11-20-27M  N2C 

DRURY 

Samuel  F.  p.  956 

DRURY  COLLEGE 

beginning  of  p.  955 
class  in  1885  2-28-27  N10 
historic  features  3-6-27  L34 
history  5-15-27  NIB 

DRUSSA 

A.  F.  6-11-27  L3 
Andrew  Franklin  5-11-27D  L12 
Andrew  Franklin  5-11-27D  N6 
Andrew  Franklin  5-12-27D  L8 
Andrew  Franklin  5-12-27D  N7 
Andrew  Franklin  5-13-27D  L26 
Andrew  Franklin  5-13-27D  N9 
Carl  5-11-27  L12 
Carl  5-11-27  N6 
Earl  5-11-27  L12 
Earl  5-11-27  N6 
Hildred  7-16-27P  L7 
Katheryn  7-16-27P  L7 
Margaret  Marie  10-22-27P  L7 
Robert  5-11-27  L12 
Robert  5-11-27  N6 

DRYDEN 

Harry  L.  10-22-27P  L7 

DUBUQUE 

J.  C.  5-29-27  NIC 
J.  C.  6-1-27  L13 
J.  C.  6-6-27  L13 
J.  C.  6-7-27  N5 
Lula  B.  1-22-27  L7 

DUCKWORTH 

Birdus  3-17-27M  L5 
Birdus  3-17-27M  N7 
Henry  11-14-27  LI 
Henry  11-14-27  N10 


1322 


DUDLEY 

Charles  O.  8-4-27DV  L8 

Charles  O.  8-5-27DV  N3 

Charles  O.  9-16-27DV  L6 

E.  W.  6-9-27C  N3 

Fred  9-17-27DV  N3 

Georgia  9-25-27M  L10 

Lillian  Buck  10-1-27  L8 

Lillian  Buck  10-1-27  Nil 

Sarah  E.  8-5-27DV  N3 

Sarah  E.  9-16-27DV  L6 

Sarah  E.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Sarah  E.  Morgan  8-4-2  7DV  L8 
DUEMLER 

Corrine  Elizabeth  9-20-27M  L17 

Frances  5-20-27B  Nl 

H.  0.  9-20-27  L17 

Paul  5-20-27C  Nl 
DUENLER 

Dorothy  Frances  5-19-27B  L12 

Paul  5-19-27C  L12 
DUFF 

Nell  Smith  4-11-27  L8 

Nelle  Smith  4-10-27  L22 

Nelle  Smith  4-13-27  N10 

Raymond  4-10-27M  L22 

Raymond  4-11-27M  L8 

Raymond  4-13-27M  N10 
DUFFETT 

Dave,  Mrs.  9-6-27  N3 
DUFFEY 

Bernard  9-5-27  Lll 

Catherine  9-5-27  Lll 

Onie  11-1-27D  N3 

Rosa  Ella  9-5-27M  Lll 

Virginia  11-1-27  N3 
DUGAN 

Ben  9-1-27  L8 

Ben  9-1-27  N8 

G.  S.  9-2-27D  L18 

G.  S.  9-2-27D  N12 

G.  Seigel  9-1-27D  L8 

G.  Seigel  9-1-27D  N8 

Guy  9-1-27  L8 

Guy  9-1-27  N8 

Julie  9-1-27  L8 

Julie  9-1-27  N8 

Mary  9-1-27  L8 

Mary  9-1-27  N8 

Ney  9-1-27  L8 


DUG/AN  (cont.) 

Ney  9-1-27  N8 

DUGGER 

Georgia  Dudley  9-25-27  L10 
Mary  E.  10-22-27P  L7 
Mary  E.  4-16-27P  L7 
Ray  9-25-27M  L10 

DUG  SPRINGS 

battle  of  11-27-27  N5B 

DUKE 

Iola  11-24-27DV  N3 

DUKES 

Frank  12-18-27D  NIB 

DULIN 

Donald  Lee  4-2-27D  L10 
Donald  Lee  4-3-27D  L30 
Donald  Lee  4-3-27D  N4 
Ellis  10-4-27C  N2 
Ida  11-5-27D  L6 
Ida  11-5-27D  N12 
Ida  11-6-27D  L22 
Ida  11-6-27D  N3A 
Norma  Jean  4-2-27  L10 
Norma  Jean  4-3-27  N4 
W.  C.  4-7-27  L5 
William  C.  4-2-27  L10 
William  C.  4-3-27  L30 
William  C.  4-3-27  N4 
Wilma  C.  1-22-27P  L7 
Z.  D.  4-2-27  L10 
Z.  D.  4-3-27  N4 

DUMMITT 

Lloyd  5-8-27C  N8A 

DUNCAN 

David,  Mrs.  11-11-27  L22 
Ellen  7-22-27  L7 
Ellen  7-22-27  Nl 
John  R.  2-28-27  L10 
John  R.  3-2-27  L8 
Milford  7-22-27D  L7 
Milford  7-22-27D  Nl 
R.  C.  1-23-27C  Lll 
R.  C.  1-23-27C  N5 
Robert  Crane  1-23-27B  Lll 
Robert  Crane  1-23-27B  N5 
Sally  F.  3-2-27  L8 
Sally  P.  2-28-27  L10 
Sydney  5-13-27C  Nl 
William,  Mrs.  3-5-27  L12 
William,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L30 


1323 


DUNCKEL 

John  F.  1-22-27P  L7 

DUNHAM 

Anna  M.  Cole  10-7-27  Nl 
Clarence  8-17-27M  L14 
Clarence  8-18-27M  N12 
Ruth  Hunhollon  8-17-27  L14 
Ruth  Munhollon  8-18-27  N12 
Stone  W.  10-7-27M  Nl 

DUNLAP 

Roy,  Mrs.  7-5-27  L7 

DUNLOP 

Nellie  7-12-27M  L13 

DUNN 

Howard  2-28-27D  N10B 
Martha  2-28-27  N10B 
Reba  V.  4-26-27M  N2 

DUNNEGAN 

Benton  1-7-27  L14 
Benton  1-7-27  Nl 
John  1-7-27  L14 
John  1-7-27  Nl 
Matthew  1-7-27  Nl 
T.  H.  B.  1-7-27  LI 4 
T.  H.  B.  1-7-27  Nl 
T.  H.  B.  1-8-27  L10 
T.  H.  B.  2-19-27  Nl 
Willard  B.  1-7-27D  L14 
Willard  B.  1-7-27D  Nl 
Willard  B.  1-8-27D  L10 
Willard  B.  1-9-27D  L8 

DUNNING 

Clara  Reich  4-30-27  N6 

DUNPHY 

Dell  7-16-27  L7 

DUNSETH 

Mary  8-19-27DV  N12 
Mary  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Paul  8-19-27DV  N12 
Paul  9-16-27DV  Nl 

DUNSMORE 

Albert  1-26-27A  Lll 

DUREE 

Fern  Jester  1-11-27D  L6 
R.  L. ,  Mrs.  1-11-27D  L6 

DURHAM 

Belle  2-23-27D  L14 

Belle  2-24-27D  L7 

Ethel  2-23-27  L14 

John  B.,  Mrs.  2-23-27D  L14 


DURST 

Eva  7-16-27  L7 
H.  D.  1-22-27  L7 
Harry  D.  1-22-27  L7 
Harry  D.  2-13-27  L18 
Harry  D.  7-16-27  L7 
Robert  D.  11-4-27  N10 

DUTRO 

Cora  Keys  12-26-27  L15 
Cora  Keys  12-27-27  N6 

DUTTON 

Albert  W.  8-8-27D  L12 
Albert  W.  8-8-27D  N10 
Albert  W.  8-9-27D  L4 
Albert  W.  8-9-27D  N12 
Charles  E.  7-26-27D  L12 
Charles  Edward  7-26-27D  Nl 
Charles  Edward  7-27-27D  L16 
Charles  Edward  7-27-27D  N12 
Charles  Edward  7-27-27D  N2 
Charles  Edwin  7-27-27D  L3 
Earl  7-26-27  L12 
Earl  7-26-27  Nl 
James  7-26-27  Nl 
Jimmie  7-26-27  L12 
Jimmie  7-26-27  Nl 
Lorine  7-26-27  L12 
Lorine  7-26-27  Nl 

DUVALL 

Leslie  10-9-27D  L8 
T.  W.  10-9-27  L8 
W.  F.  10-9-27  L8 

DWYER 

Daniel  9-9-27D  L2 

Ethel  H.  Karstein  2-3-27  L4 

George  T.  7-5-27C  L10 

James  2-3-27M  L4 

Thomas  Dunlap  7-5-27B  L10 

DYCHE 

Ann  Scott  12-4-27  L2 
Cal  12-4-27M  L2 

DYCUS 

Bailey  1-14-27DV  L15   , 
Lucille  1-14-27DV  L15 

DYE 

Esther  B.  3-6-27  L30 
Lola  1-3-27  L9 
Nancy  10-1-27D  L12 
Nancy  10-1-27D  N12 
Nancy  10-2-27D  L31 


1324 


DYE  (cont.) 

Robert,  Jr.  10-1-27D  L12 
Robert,  Jr.  10-1-27D  N12 
Robert,  jr.  10-2-27D  L31 
Roy  B.  9-30-2 7D  L8 
Roy  B.  9-30-27D  N13 

DYER 

A.  W.  6-28-27  L12 
A.  W.  6-29-27  N12 

DYKES 

Tom,  Mrs.  4-25-27  N2 

DYSART 

Carrie  Wyre  1-19-27  L4 
William  A.  1-22-27  L7 

EAGAN 

Beulah  Fay  Shields  6-5-27  L18 
Edgar  M.  6-5-27M  L18 
Michael  6-5-27  L18 

EAGLE 

Martha  Smith  10-12-27  L13 
Martha  Smith  10-13-27  N3 

EAGLEBURGER 

George  W.  4-11-27  L7 

George  W.  4-12-27  Mil 

George  W. ,  Mrs.  4-6-27D  L10 

George  W. ,  Mrs.  4-6-27D  N3 

Joe  Bill  4-11-27  L7 

Joe  Bill  4-12-27  Mil 

Joe  Bill  4-6-27  L10 

Joe  Bill  4-6-27  N3 

Sam  7-21-27C  L9 

Val,  Mrs.  4-11-27D  L7 

Vail  4-12-27D  Mil 

Vail  4-7-27D  L14 

Vail  4-7-27D  N2 

Vail  Frame  4-6-27D  L10 

Vail  Frame  4-6-27D  N3 

Vail,  Mrs.  4-6-27D  L10 

Vail,  Mrs.  4-6-27D  N3 

EAKENS 

Frank  7-31-27D  N7B 

EALY 

Hazel  Rogers  9-8-27M  L10 
Hazel  Rogers  9-9-27M  L21 
Hazel  Rogers  9-9-27M  N5 

EARLEY 

Jean  5-12-27  L8 
Jean  5-13-27  N9 

EARLS 

Elsa  M.  12-23-27DV  L18 


EARLS  (cont.) 

Elsie  9-17-27DV  N3 
Elsie  M.  7-27-27DV  L4 
Elsie  M.  8-11-27DV  N8 
J.  D.  7-27-27DV  L4 
Joseph  D.  12-23-27DV  L18 
Joseph  D.  8-11-27DV  N8 
Joseph  E.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Virginia  Lee  8-11-27DV  N8 
Virginia  Lee  9-17-27DV  N3 

EARLY 

Anna  11-19-27M  N4 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27  L18 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  9-3-27  N3 

EARLY  DAYS 

in  Springfield  1-2-27  N 
in  Springfield  1-23-97  N10C 
in  Springfield  1-30-27  N12B 
in  Springfield  1-9-27  N8C 
in  Springfield  2-20-27  N8C 
in  Springfield  2-27-27  N12C 
in  Springfield  4-10-27  N10B 

EARNHARDT 

Florence  4-14-27  L5 

EARNHART 

Louise  Catherine  9-17-27DV  N3 
Oscar  S.  9-17-27DV  N3 

EARTHQUAKE 

in  New  Madrid  4-26-27  N8 

E AS LEY 

Mary  J.  6-26-27  L30 
Mary  J.  Hopkins  6-23-27  L2 
Mary  J.  Hopkins  6-23-27  Nl 
Mary  Renshaw  2-27-27  L31 

EAST 

H.  B.  4-16-27P  L7 
Homer  L.  4-16-27  L7 
John  5-12-27DV  N3 
John  9-15-27DV  L15 
John  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Minnie  5-12-27DV  N3 
Minnie  9-15-27DV  L15 
Minnie  9-16-27DV  Nl 

EATON 

Frank  7-10-27C  L31 
Karl  R.  1-22-27  L7 
Leona  Mae  7-10-27B  L31 
Tryphosa  B.  1-22-27P  L7 
Virgie  8-2-27DV  N12 
Virgie  9-15-27DV  L15 


1325 


EATON  (cont.) 

Virgie  9-16-27DV  Nl 
W.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-23-27  Lll 
W.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-23-27  N10 
Walter  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Walter  S.  8-2-27DV  N12 
Walter  S.  9-15-27DV  L15 

EBERLY 

Thomas  C.  7-5-27D  L7 

EBERSHAL 

Elmer  4-1-27M  L13 
Lorane  Cook  4-1-27  L13 

EBERSOHL 

Elmer  4-2-27M  Nl 
Lorene  Cook  4-2-27  Nl 

ECHTERNKAMP 

Mable  Holladay  12-10-27  L12 

ECKMAN 

Mabel  Stiver  9-17-27  L12 
Mabel  Stiver  9-18-27  NIB 
Mabel  Stiver  9-20-27  L17 
W.  S.  9-20-27M  L17 
William  B.  9-17-27M  L12 
William  S.  9-18-27M  NIB 

ECTON 

Gladys  Barnett  8-17-27  Nl 
Ray  8-17-27M  Nl 

EDDINGS 

Beulah  10-22-27P  L7 
Luther  10-22-27P  L7 

EDDY 

R.  S.  2-20-27  N3 

EDENS 

Vina  4-24-27  L18 
Will  4-24-27  L18 
William  5-8-27  L9 

EDGERTON 

Minnie  4-3-27D  L30 
Minnie  4-4-27D  L4 
Minnie  Long  4-4-27D  L4 

EDLEN 

Alfred  8-30-27  L10 

EDMISSON 

Flora  Severns  3-31-27  L14 
Flora  Severns  4-1-27  Nl 
William  3-31-27M  L14 
William  C.  4-1-27M  Nl 

EDMOND 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  4-4-27  L4 


EDMONDS 

B.  F.  1-10-27  L6 

B.  S.  1-16-27D  L5 

Charles  1-16-27  L5 

Claud  1-16-27  L5 

Frank  1-16-27  L5 
EDMONDSON 

Ada  1-13-27DV  L8 

Anna  1-30-27  L22 

B.  F.  1-23-97D  N2B 
Benjamin  F.  1-22-27D  L7 
Benjamin  F.  1-23-27  N2B 
Benjamin  F.  1-23-27D  L5 
Benjamin  F.  1-24-27D  L6 

C.  J.  5-8-27  L35 

C.  J.  5-8-27  N3C 
Clifford  1-13-27DV  L8 

D.  E. ,  Mrs.  4-23-27D  L10 
James  1-22-27  L7 

James  1-23-27  L5 
James  1-23-27  N2B 
Jewel  1-22-27  L7 
Jewell  1-23-27  L5 
Lon  4-1-27D  L13 
Lon  4-1-27D  Nl 
Lon  4-2-27D  L10 
Lucile  5-8-27M  N3C 
Lucille  5-8-27M  L35 
Vivian  1-22-27  L7 
Vivian  1-23-27  L5 
Vivian  1-23-27  N2B 
EDMONSON 

C.  J.  1-2-27  L7 
C.  J.  1-2-27  N 

C.  J.  1-4-27  N9 
Clifford  1-19-27M  Lll 

D.  E. ,  Mrs.  4-23-27  N6 
Joe  1-2-27D  L7 

Joe  1-2-27D  N 
Joe  1-4-27D  N9 

Leta  Killingsworth  1-19-27  Lll 
Lon  4-2-27D  N3 
EDWARDS 

Anna  May  9-15-27  L19 

Callie  8-14-27  N7A 

Cecil  2-20-27D  Nl 

Dave  2-20-27  Nl 

Dora  6-2-27  L5 

Dora  6-3-27  L8 

Dorothy  Marie  6-15-27M  L8 


1326 


EDWARDS  (cont.) 

Dorothy  Marie  6-16-27M  Nl 
Gertrude  7-17-27M  N3C 
Harry  6-2-27  L5 
Harry  6-3-27  N12 
Harry  0.  3-31-27DV  L7 
Harry  0.  4-1-27DV  N2 
Harry  0.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Harry  0.  5-14-27DV  N2 
Harry  0.  5-22-27DV  N3 
Howard  6-2-27  L5 
Howard  6-3-27  N12 
J.  C.  7-17-27  N3C 
J.  P.  8-14-27  N7A 
John  R.  8-14-27D  N7A 
John  S.  10-8-27D  N12 
Mary  A.  6-2-27D  L5 
Mary  A.  6-3-27D  L8 
Mary  A.  6-3-27D  N12 
Maud  3-31-27DV  L7 
Maude  4-1-27DV  N2 
Maude  5-13-27DV  L22 
Maude  5-14-27DV  N2 
Maude  5-22-27DV  N3 
Maxine  2-23-27  N10 
0.  P.  8-14-27  N7A 
Russell  Charley  6-1-27M  N3 
W.  P. ,  Mrs.  9-15-27  L19 
Zella  Ruth  Baker  6-1-27  N3 

EFFIE 

M.  R.  6-8-27D  N12 

EGAN 

Edgar  M.  6-5-27M  Nl 
Fay  Shields  6-5-27  Nl 

EGBERT 

C.  L.  6-30-27  L14 

C.  L.  7-5-27  L10 
Elura  6-30-27  L14 
Grant  6-30-27  L14 
Jessie  6-30-27  L14 
Russell  6-30-27  L14 
W.  0.  6-30-27D  L14 
W.  O.  7-1-27D  Lll 

W.  0. ,  Mrs.  7-5-27  L10 

EGGERS 

W.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-2-27  L12 
W.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-3-27  L14 
W.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-3-27  N3 

EICHER 

D.  E.  2-7-27  L7 


EICHER  (cont.) 

Edward  2-7-27  L7 
Rachel  1-13-27  L8 

EIDSON 

Alma  8-30-27  L10 
Alma  8-30-27  N12 
Delcia  8-30-27  L10 
Delcia  8-30-27  N12 
E.  Homer  8-30-27  L10 
E.  Homer  8-30-27  N12 
Gladys  10-22-27  L7 
Gladys  M.  4-16-27  L7 
Homer  7-16-27  L7 
Mary  B.  8-30-27D  L10 
Mary  B.  8-30-27D  N12 
Mary  B.  8-31-27D  L10 
Mary  B.  8-31-27D  N12 
Ruth  8-30-27  L10 
Ruth  8-30-27  N12 
W.  W.  8-30-27  L10 
W.  W.  8-30-27  N12 

EISENHOUR 

Lena  Brown  10-28-27  Nl 
Lena  Brown  10-28-27  N17 
Millard  J.  10-28-27M  Nl 
Millard  J.  10-28-27M  N17 

EISENMAYER 

J.  W.  4-16-27P  L7 
Lillie  H.  4-16-27  L7 

EKBERG 

Edward  9-16-27M  L21 

J.  9-16-27  L21 

Wilma  Carr  9-16-27  L21 

ELAM 

Anna  8-30-27M  L10 
Anna  8-30-27M  Nl 
Nettie  5-13-27DV  N9 
Nettie  L.  1-10-27DV  L6 
Nettie  L.  1-9-27DV  N8B 
Nettie  L.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Oscar  B.  1-10-27DV  L6 
Oscar  B.  1-9-27DV  N8B 
Oscar  B.  5-12-27DV.L8 
Oscar  B.  5-13-27DV  N9 

ELDER 

Emma  1-1-27  N8 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27D  N8 

Lutricia  1-1-27  N8 

Maym  1-1-27  N8 

Sarah  Margaret  1-1-27D  L10 


1327 


ELDER  (cont.) 

Sarah  Margaret  1-1-27D  N8 

Sarah  Margaret  1-2-27D  L6 

Sarah  Margaret  1-3-27D  L10 
ELEY 

Floyd  S.  1-5-27DV  Nl 

Floyd  S.  1-6-27DV  L7 

Floyd  S.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Hazel  1-5-27DV  Nl 

Hazel  1-6-27DV  L7 

Hazel  5-12-27DV  L8 
ELI 

Ernest  7-28-27  Lll 

Ethel  7-28-27D  Lll 

Ethel  7-28-27D  N3 
ELKINS 

A.  G.  10-29-27  N12 

E.  H.  10-29-27C  N12 

infant  10-29-27D  N12 
ELLETT 

Albert  8-19-27D  L7 

Albert  8-19-27D  Nl 

Catheryn  8-19-27  L7 

Cathryn  8-19-27  Nl 

Frank  8-19-27  L7 

Frank  8-19-27  Nl 

Ruth  8-19-27  L7 

Ruth  8-19-27  Nl 
ELLINGTON 

Charles  1-14-27DV  L15 

Clarence  Leonard  1-22-27M  L5 

Clarence  Leonard  1-23-27M  N5 

Jemimmah  V.  Wilson  1-22-27  L5 

Jemimmah  Wilson  1-23-27  N5 

Opal  1-14-27DV  L15 
ELLIOT 

Julia  L.  2-13-27P  L18 

Loma  1-23-27  N6C 

Ray  1-23-97D  N6C 
ELLIOTT 

Annabelle  10-22-27P  L7 

George  Austin  10-22-27P  L7 

Harry  B.  4-17-27M  N5 

Harry  B.  4-21-27M  L15 

Harry  B.  4-21-27M  N5 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  1-3-27D  L10 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27D  N10 

John  C.  1-4-27D  N10 

John  William  10-22-27P  L7 

Julia  1-4-27D  L9 


ELLIOTT  (cont.) 

Julia  1-5-27D  L7 

Julia  1-5-27D  N3 

Julia  1-6-27D  N3 

Julia  L.  1-3-27D  L10 

Julia  L.  7-16-27P  L7 

Mary  Helen  Turner  4-21-27  L15 

Mary  Helen  Turner  4-21-27  N5 

Mary  Turner  4-17-27  N5 

Randall  1-3-27  L10 
ELLIS 

Bird  1-9-27  N7B 

Dave  1-9-27  N7B 

Earl  Ray  1-17-27D  L6 

Emma  Muri  8-10-27  N2 

Emma  Muri  8-9-27  L4 

J.  Lyle  1-9-27  N7B 

James  H.  10-22-27P  L7 

James  H.  4-16-27P  L7 

Lora  May  1-14-27DV  L15 

Maggie  L.  5-27-27P  L2 

Robert  1-9-27  N7B 

Sherman  1-14-27DV  L15 

Tom  8-10-27D  Nl 

Tom  8-20-27D  N16 

Tom  8-6-27  LI 

W.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27D  N7B 
ELLISON 

Bonnie  8-8-27  Nl 

Edna  8-10-27D  L8 

Edna  8-11-27D  L8 

Edna  8-11-27D  N3 

Edna  8-12-27D  L22 

Edna  8-12-27D  N3 

Edna  8-8-27D  L4 

Edna  8-8-27D  Nl 

Edna  Gray  8-8-27D  L4 

Edna  Gray  8-8-27D  Nl 

Eva  8-8-27  L4 

Eva  8-8-27  Nl 

Goldie  8-8-27  L4 

Goldie  8-8-27  Nl 

J.  H.  8-12-27  L3 

J.  H.  8-7-27  N2A 

J.  H.  8-8-27  L12 

J.  H.  8-8-27  Nl 

Margie  8-8-27  L4 

Margie  8-8-27  Nl 

Martha  8-12-27  L3 

Noma  Robison  6-28-27  L12 


1328 


ELLISON  (cont.) 

Nona  Robinson  6-28-27  N3 
Nona  Robinson  6-28-27  N8 
Richard  6-28-27M  L12 
Richard  6-28-27M  N3 
Richard  6-28-27M  N8 
William  R.  10-13-27P  N2 
William  R.  8-12-27D  L3 
William  R.  8-7-27D  N2A 
William  R.  8-8-27D  L12 
William  R.  8-8-27D  N10 
William  R.  8-9-27D  L4 
William  R.  8-9-27D  N8 

ELLMORE 

Bernice  12-14-27E  L19 

ELMORE 

Gladys  Pauline  5-12-27M  L8 
Gladys  Pauline  5-12-27M  N10 
Gladys  Pauline  5-12-27M  N6 
Henry  1-9-27M  N7B 
J.  F.  12-31-27  L13 
J.  P.  12-14-27  L19 
Mildred  Thomas  1-9-27  N7B 
Rena  Bernice  12-31-27M  L13 

ELSEY 

A.  B.  9-11-27  N3C 

E.  D.  6-18-27  N12 

F.  S.  6-18-27  L5 
F.  S.  6-18-27  N12 
F.  S.  6-19-27  N4 
Ila  5-29-27E  L19 

Ila  Marie  5-29-27E  N3C 
Ila  Marie  9-11-27M  L22 
Ila  Marie  9-11-27M  N3C 
Ila  Marie  9-8-27M  L10 
J.  H.  5-29-27  L19 
J.  H.  5-29-27  N3C 
J.  H.  9-11-27  L22 
J.  H.  9-11-27  N3C 
Margaret  Mae  9-11-27  N3C 
Marvel  Mae  9-11-27  L22 
Neil,  Mrs.  8-4-27  N3 
Nell  Williams  8-4-27  L8 
Nell  Williams  8-5-27  N3 
Wyatt  6-18-27D  L5 
Wyatt  6-18-27D  N12 
Wyatt  6-19-27D  N4 
ELSON 

Eugene  Lawrence  1-22-27P  L7 
Homer  Glenn  1-22-27P  L7 


ELSON  (cont.) 

Mary  Eleanor  1-22-27P  L7 

W.  S.  1-22-27  L7 

family  reunion  9-12-27  N10 
ELSTON 

Effie  8-9-27M  Nl 
ELVY 

A.  R.  7-2-27C  L3 

Dorothy  June  7-2-27B  L3 
ELY 

Clara  10-30-27E  N3C 

Clara  Lucie  11-13-27M  N3C 

Clara  Lucie  11-18-27M  L27 

Clara  Lucie  11-19-27M  N5 

Clara  Lucie  11-20-27M  L20 

Clara  Lucie  11-20-27M  N2C 

E.  C.  11-13-27  N3C 

E.  C.  11-18-27  L27 

E.  C.  11-19-27  N5 

E.  C.  11-20-27  N2C 

Edward  Cosby  10-30-27  N3C 

Edward  Cosby  11-20-27  L20 

Floyd  S.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Hazel  5-13-27DV  N9 
EMACK 

George,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L3  0 
EMBREY 

C.  W. ,  Mrs.  7-31-27  N7B 

L.  G.  10-4-27C  N2 
EMERSON 

Howard  F.  8-9-27  N3 

Ralph  7-18-27  LI 
EMERY 

Claude  6-3-27  L8 

Claude  6-4-27  L10 

Claude  6-4-27  N12 

Dorothy  6-3-27  L8 

Dorothy  6-4-27  L10 

Dorothy  6-4-27  N12 

Ellen  6-3-27D  L8 

Ellen  6-4-27D  L10 

Ellen  6-4-27D  N12 

Ellen  6-5-27D  L31   , 

Frank  6-3-27  L8 

Frank  6-4-27  L10 

Frank  6-4-27  N12 

George  6-3-27  L8 

George  6-4-27  L10 

George  6-4-27  N12 

Ida  9-2-27M  N3 


1329 


EMERY  (cont.) 

Mary  6-3-27  L8 

Mary  6-4-27  L10 

Mary  6-4-27  N12 

William  6-3-27  L8 

William  6-4-27  L10 

William  6-4-27  N12 
EMHOFF 

Nell  6-30-27  L9 
EMINENCE,  MO. 

naming  of  2-23-27  Nl 
EMLET 

Marion  8-23-27DV  N2 

Marion  9-15-27DV  L15 

Marion  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Martha  8-23-27DV  N2 

Martha  9-15-27DV  L15 

Martha  9-16-27DV  Nl 
EMMERTON 

Ernest  7-31-27D  N4A 

Ernest  8-1-27D  L12 

Ernest  8-2-27D  L12 

Ernest  8-2-27D  N12 

Ernest  8-7-27  N7B 

Ernest  Edmond  8-1-27  L12 

Ernest,  Mrs.  8-7-27  L16 
EMMONS 

Clarence  F.  10-19-27DV  N16 

Irene  F.  10-19-27DV  N16 
EMORY 

Ida  9-2-27M  L9 

Ida  9-2-27M  Nl 
EMRICK 

Charles  11-5-27  N12 

Charles  11-6-27  L22 

Marie  11-5-27  N12 

Marie  11-6-27  L22 

Mary  Josephine  11-5-27  N12 

Mary  Josephine  11-6-27  L22 

P.  11-5-27  N12 

P.  11-6-27  L22 
ENDICOTT 

Charles  10-25-27  L5 

F.  E. ,  Mrs.  2-14-27  Nl 

G.  C. ,  Mrs.  10-25-27  L5 
James  Monroe  10-25-2 7D  L5 

ENDLEY 

George  S.  4-16-27  L7 
John  4-16-27P  L7 


ENGEL 

Harry  Ellis  10-16-27M  L20 

Shirley  K.  Jones  10-16-27  L20 
ENGELHARDT 

Robert  7-12-27D  L4 

Robert  7-17-27  N8B 
ENGELKING 

August  9-18-27D  L32 

August  9-9-27D  N12 

August  H.  9-10-27D  L12 

August  H.  9-10-27D  N16 

August  H.  9-11-27D  L31 

August  H.  9-11-27D  N6A 

August  H.  9-9-27  N12 

August  H.  9-9-27D  L13 

August  H.,  Jr.  9-9-27  L13 

August,  Mrs.  9-18-27  N2A 

Charley  9-9-27  L13 

Charlie  9-9-27  N12 

Christine  9-9-27  L13 

Christine  9-9-27  N12 

Frank  9-9-27  L13 

Frank  9-9-27  N12 

Henry  H.  9-9-27  L13 

Henry  H.  9-9-27  N12 

Herman  9-9-27  L13 

Herman  9-9-27  N12 

Herman  G.  9-9-27  N12 

Norman  G.  9-9-27  L13 
ENGLAND 

Jack  12-25-27  N8C 
ENGLE 

Eugene  W.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Eugene  W.  3-6-27DV  L30 

Harry  Ellis  10-16-27M  N3C 

Herman  8-7-27C  L13 

Herman  8-7-27C  N5B 

Joan  Marilyn  8-7-27B  N5B 

Joan  Marylin  8-7-27B  L13 

Lizzie  5-10-27  L16 

Lizzie  5-11-27  N6 

Pearl  R.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Pearl  R.  3-6-27DV  L30 

Rachael  5-11-27  N6 

Shirley  K.  Jones  10-16-27  N3C 
ENGLEBRECHT 

Charles  W.  5-20-27C  N8 
ENGLEHARDT 

Bobbie  7-12-27  L4 

Elizabeth  7-12-27  L4 


1330 


ENGLEHARDT  (cont.) 

Lizzie  7-27-27  N12 
Robert  7-13-27D  L8 
Robert  7-17-27  L32 
Robert  F.  7-27-27P  N12 
Susie  Mitchell  8-31-27  L10 
Susie  Mitchell  9-1-27  N8 

ENGLISH 

/Anna  Haynes  9-3-27  L12 
Anna  Haynes  9-3-27  N3 
Anna  Haynes  9-4-27  L2  7 
Anna  Haynes  9-6-27  Nil 
Bobbie  D.  11-17-27  N3 
Emily  Elizabeth  11-17-27D  L8 
Emily  Elizabeth  11-17-27D  N3 
Fred  H.  11-17-27  L8 
Fred  H.  11-17-27  N3 

ENICKS 

Marguerite  7-21-27M  N5 

ENNIS 

Clarence  8-16-27M  Nl 
Hildred  Clark  8-16-27  Nl 

ENOCH 

Daisy  12-6-27  L12 
Daisy  12-7-27  N2 
Leulla  12-7-27  N2 
Luella  12-6-27  L12 
Margaret  12-6-27  L12 
Margaret  12-7-27  N2 
Robert  12-6-27  L12 
Robert  12-7-27  N2 

ENYARD 

Eugene  8-26-27D  L18 
Gene  8-22-27D  L7 
Gene  8-22-27D  Nl 
Gene  8-23-27D  LI 
Gene  8-23-27D  N12 

EPPERSON 

Bona  McDonald  10-9-27  N10B 
Carolyn  9-7-27M  Nl 
Carolyn  9-7-27M  N12 
Flossie  Marie  10-9-27M  L16 
Flossie  Marie  10-9-27M  N10B 
Flossie  Marie  10-9-27M  NIB 
G.  S.  10-10-27  L12 
G.  S. ,  Mrs.  10-11-27  L9 
G.  S. ,  Mrs.  10-11-27  N2 
Ishmael  10-9-27M  N10B 

ERB 

A.  L.  9-1-27  L8 


ERB  (cont.) 

A.  L.  9-1-27  N8 

Ida  9-1-27  N8 

Ida  9-2-27  L6 

Ida  E.  9-1-27  L8 

John  9-1-27  L8 

John  9-1-27  N8 

John  9-2-27  L6 

Louis  9-1-27D  L8 

Louis  9-1-27D  N8 

Louis  9-2-27D  L6 

Phil  9-1-27  L8 

Phil  9-1-27  N8 

R.  C.  9-1-27  L8 

R.  C.  9-1-27  N8 
ERIKSEN 

Beverly  6-17-27B  LI 

F.  6-17-27C  LI 

F.  6-18-27C  N8 

Faye   Walker  6-17-27  LI 
Faye  Walker  6-18-27  N8 

ERKE 

Catherine  Wicks  5-10-27  L16 
Catherine  Wicks  5-11-27  N12 
Fred  J.  5-10-27M  L16 
Fred  J.  5-11-27M  N12 

ERMEN 

Katherine  Virginia  5-1-27B  Nl 
William  5-1-27C  Nl 

ERNEST 

Charles,  Mrs.  6-4-27  L10 
Charles,  Mrs.  6-5-27  N2 

ERVING 

Charlotte  7-20-27DV  N12 
Charlotte  J.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Euclid  R.  7-20-27DV  N12 
Euclid  R.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

ERWIN 

Arthur,  Mrs.  11-13-27  N9B 

G.  W.  6-19-27  N6B 
George  W.  7-24-27M  N10B 
James  M.  11-13-27D  N9B 
John  6-19-27  N6B 
Nannie  6-19-27  N6B 

Ray  8-4-27  L14 

Sarah  G.  Cowden  7-24-27  N10B 
family  reunion  6-19-27  N6B 
ESCUE 

Rex  10-25-27C  N3 


1331 


ESKEW 

Callie  Sharp  8-26-27  N3 

ESKRIDGE 

Beeler  1-19-27M  N5 

F.  Beeler  1-18-27M  L13 

Guy  H.  1-18-27  L13 

Irene  Lavender  1-18-27  L13 

Irene  Lavender  1-19-27  N5 

ESLICK 

Grant  10-26-27  L19 
Grant  3-31-27  L14 
Joseph  3-31-27D  L14 
Lester  10-26-27  L19 
Lucille  11-20-27M  L31 
Lucille  11-20-27M  NIB 
Lucille  11-20-27M  N3A 
Margaret  Gardner  1-23-27  NIB 
William  10-26-27  L19 

ESPUS 

Rex  P.  10-24-27C  L8 

ESSEX 

Eva  May  5-15-27D  L10 
Eva  May  5-15-27D  N10B 
James  5-15-27  L10 
James  5-15-27  N10B 
Ross  9-24-27D  L12 
Ross,  Mrs.  9-24-27D  L12 
Ross,  Mrs.  9-25-27D  N4A 

ESTELL 

B.  Herman  9-18-27  NIB 
ESTES 

C.  C. ,  Mrs.  3-17-27  N6 
George  W.,  Mrs.  11-18-27D  L22 
George  W.,  Mrs.  11-18-27D  N6 
Ida  11-20-27D  N10B 

Ida  L.  11-18-27D  L22 

Ida  L.  11-19-27D  L8 

Ida  L.  11-19-27D  N3 

Ida  L.  11-20-27D  L31 

Ida  L.  Jones  11-18-27D  L22 

Ida  L.  Jones  11-18-27D  N6 

John  D.  2-14-27  Lll 

Katheryne  3-20-27  LI 

Lizzie  3-20-27  LI 

Matilda  A.  2-14-27  Lll 

Taylor  C.  2-27-27  N2 

W.  F.  3-20-27  LI 

W.  F. ,  Mrs.  11-6-27  LI 

Willard,  Mrs.  11-6-27  NIB 


EUCHTMAN 

Gladys  Mitchell  8-31-27  L10 

Gladys  Mitchell  9-1-27  N8 
EUHRS 

Marion,  Mrs.  8-1-27  N10 
EULISS 

Lorene  8-4-27  L8 

Marrin  8-4-27  L14 
EULIUS 

Donald,  Mrs.  12-19-27  N2 
EUTSLER 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  3-31-27  L14 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  L13 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  4-2-27  N3 

Jennie  9-13-27  L10 

Jennie  9-14-27  N12 
EVANS 

A.  T.  2-16-27  L10 

A.  T.  2-17-27  N3 

Ada  M.  2-25-27  N4 

Alta  2-16-27  L10 

Alta  2-17-27  N3 

Anna  5-5-27  LI 

Billy  Earl  2-19-27  LI 

C.  H.  11-25-27  L19 

C.  H.  11-25-27  N2 
Charles  12-12-27  LI 
Claris  9-17-27M  L12 
Claris  9-17-27M  Nl 
Clinton  11-26-27  LI 
Clinton  11-27-27  N8B 
Clinton  11-28-27  L2 
Clisthenese  11-26-27  LI 
Clisthenese  11-27-27  N8B 
Clisthenese  11-28-27  L2 
Cordie  Robinson  5-29-27  N2 

D.  1-13-27DV  L8 
Daniel  M.  9-27-27P  N2 
Daniel  M.  9-30-27P  N6 
Daniel  M.  9-8-27D  L10 
Daniel  M.  9-9-27D  L13 
Daniel  M.  9-9-27D  N12 

E.  L.  7-31-27  N2C 
Earl  2-19-27D  LI 
Edna  9-9-27  L13 
Eleanor  9-15-27M  L5 
Eleanor  9-15-27M  Nl 
Eleanor  9-15-27M  N2 
Emitt  12-14-27M  L8 


1332 


EVANS  ( cont . ) 

Emitt  12-15-27M  Nl 

Emma  9-8-27  L10 

Emma  9-9-27  N12 

Eva  Atwood  12-14-27  L8 

Eva  Atwood  12-15-27  Nl 

Eva  Thomas  1-3  0-27  L17 

Frank,  Mrs.  9-29-27  L6 

Frank,  Mrs.  9-29-27  N2 

Frank,  Mrs.  9-30-27  N13 

George  11-26-27  LI 

George  11-27-27  N8B 

George  11-28-27  L2 

George  12-3-27D  L12 

George  12-3-27D  N12 

George  12-4-27D  L31 

George  12-4-27D  N9A 

Harry  T.  7-31-27  N2C 

Harry,  Mrs.  12-16-27  N15 

Harvey  Lee  11-25-27D  L19 

Harvey  Lee  11-25-27D  N2 

Ira  Cecil  1-30-27M  L17 

J.  N.  12-5-27  L4 

James  6-17-27  L8 

James  6-18-27  N12 

James  M.  1-20-27M  L9 

James  Marion  1-22-27M  N3 

Joseph  11-11-27  LI 

Laura  Watts  11-11-27  L22 

Laura  Watts  11-11-27  Nil 

Lee  11-11-27  LI 

Lula  1-13-27DV  L8 

Lulu  May  Jackson  1-20-27  L9 

Lulu  May  Jackson  1-22-27  N3 

Margaret  12-3-27  L12 

Margaret  12-3-27  N12 

Mary  Cox  9-7-27  Nl 

Myrtle  11-26-27  LI 

Myrtle  11-27-27  N8B 

Ney  2-19-27  LI 

Oscar  2-16-27  L10 

Paul  2-19-27  LI 

Pennie  2-16-27  L10 

Pennie  2-17-27  N3 

Raymond  9-7-27M  Nl 

Robert  2-19-27  LI 

Ruby  I.  2-16-27  L10 

Ruby  I.  2-17-27  N3 

Sarah  Riggs  11-21-27  L16 

Sarah  Riggs  11-21-27  Nl 


EVANS  (cont.) 

Solan  11-30-27D  L14 

Solon  11-26-27D  LI 

Solon  11-27-27D  L27 

Solon  11-27-27D  N8B 

Solon  11-28-27D  L2 

Verna  12-5-27M  L4 

W.  H.  11-26-27  LI 

W.  H.  11-27-27  N8B 

W.  H.  11-28-27  L2 

W.  H.  11-30-27  L14 

W.  N.  2-19-27  LI 

W.  R.  4-9-27  N6 

W.  T.  9-17-27A  L4 

Walter  2-16-27  L10 

Walter  2-17-27  N3 

Walter  R.  10-22-27  L7 

William  12-3-27  L12 

William  12-3-27  N12 

infant  6-17-27D  L9 

infant  6-18-27D  N12 
EVEN 

Elmer,  Mrs.  4-12-27  L13 
EVERETT 

Dick  2-27-27  L15 

Eugene  F.,  Mrs.  10-6-27  L12 

Eugene  F.,  Mrs.  10-7-27  L2  7 

R.  E.  2-13-27C  L36 
EWING 

Arthur  10-23-27  N6B 

Asberry  10-23-27  N6B 

Ed  10-23-27  N6B 

Fay  Hunt  12-29-27  N3 

Ursie  V.,  Mrs.  2-13-27  NIB 

Wisie  V.  2-13-27  NIB 

family  farm  10-23-27  N6B 
FACHLER 

Louis  12-16-27C  L26 
FAGG 

Frederick  7-16-27  L7 
FAHRINE 

C.  L. ,  Mrs.  8-8-27  L12 

C.  L. ,  Mrs.  8-8-27  N10 
FAIN 

Thomas  12-25-27C  N6A 
FAIR 

Blanch  4-7-27  N2 

Blanche  4-7-27  L14 

W.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-7-27  L14 

W.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-7-27  N2 


1333 


FAIRMAN 

Dora  6-3-27  N12 

Dora  Edwards  6-2-27  L5 

Dora  Edwards  6-3-27  L8 

Edna  6-2-27  L5 

Edna  6-3-27  N12 

Esther  4-17-27DV  N8A 

Esther  5-13-27DV  L22 

Esther  5-14-27DV  N2 

Freda  10-6-27  N3 

Ira  4-17-27DV  N8A 

Ira  5-13-27DV  L22 

Ira  5-14-27DV  N2 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  10-26-27  L14 

John  Charles  9-23-27B  Nil 

John  H.  6-2-27  L5 

John  H.  6-3-27  N12 

John  H.  9-23-27C  Nil 

Melton  6-2-27  L5 

Melton  6-3-27  N12 

FALK 

Bertha  4-23-27D  L10 
Ed  4-23-27D  L10 
Ellen  4-23-27D  L10 
Ellen  Helen  4-23-27D  L10 
Ellen  Helen  4-24-27D  Lll 
Fred  4-23-27D  L10 
George  4-23-27D  L10 
Mary  4-23-27D  L10 
Robert  4-23-27D  L10 
Will  4-23-27D  L10 

FALLIN 

Dorothy  C.  10-22-27P  L7 
Louise  A.  10-22-27  L7 

FALLS 

Henrietta  Bass  10-2-27  N4A 
Joe  12-18-27  N9C 
Joel  10-2-27M  N4A 

FANKBONER 

Lou  E.  4-16-27  L7 
P.  M.  4-16-27P  L7 

FANNING 

George  4-24-27M  N5B 
George  4-24-27M  N6B 
Zelpha  Craig  4-24-27  N5B 
Zelpha  Craig  4-24-27  N6B 

FANSHIER 

W.  A. ,  Mrs.  8-30-27  N12 

FANTLE 

Clifford  11-9-27C  N8 


FARABEE 

W.  N.  1-22-27  L7 
W.  N.  1-23-27  L5 
infant  1-22-27D  L7 
infant  1-23-27D  L5 

FARILE 

Ralph  8-8-27  L12 

FARLIE 

Ralph  8-8-27  N10 

FARMER 

Bessie  Stalker  7-24-27  N10B 

Charley  9-2-27C  N8 

Everett  7-24-27M  N10B 

G.  C,  Mrs.  11-15-27  N12 

J.  W.  10-1-27D  N3 

J.  W.  9-30-27D  L8 

James  W.  9-30-27D  N3 

Jane  Patterson  8-14-27  NIB 

L.  M.  10-1-27  N3 

L.  M.  9-30-27  L8 

Tom,  Mrs.  8-11-27  L8 

Tom,  Mrs.  8-12-27  N3 

W.  A. ,  Mrs.  7-29-27  L8 

W.  A. ,  Mrs.  7-30-27  L12 

W.  A. ,  Mrs.  7-30-27  N2 

William  H.  8-14-27M  NIB 

FARMERS 

H.  R.  3-19-27C  L12 

Homer  Haynes  3-19-27B  L12 

FARNSWORTH 

Elsie  C.  10-24-27D  LI 
Elsie  C.  10-24-27D  Nl 
Elsie  C.  10-25-27D  LI 
Elsie  C.  10-25-27D  Nl 
Elsie  C.  10-26-27D  LI 
Elsie  C.  10-26-27D  Nl 
Elsie  C.  11-2-27P  LI 
Elsie  C.  11-27-27P  L16 
Elsie  C.  11-27-27P  N8A 
Hobart  3-23-27  Lll 
Hobart  3-23-27  N10 
Hobart  3-24-27  N2 
J.  L.  10-24-27  Nl 
Jesse  10-24-27  LI 
Jesse  10-26-27  LI 
Jesse  10-26-27  Nl 
L.  E. ,  Mrs.  10-24-27  Nl 
Lucy  E.  11-27-27  L16 
Lucy  Elizabeth  11-2-27  LI 
Mildred  3-24-27D  N2 


1334 


FARNSWORTH  ( cont . ) 

Mildred  Nanta  3-23-27D  Lll 

Mildred  Nanta  3-23-27D  N10 

Mildred  Nanta  3-24-27D  N2 

Nanta  Nicholas  3-23-27  Lll 

Nanta  Nicholas  3-23-27  N10 
FARNWAY 

Jasper  9-1-27C  N12 
FARR 

George  3-23-27DV  L10 

George  5-12-27DV  L8 

George  5-15-27DV  L10 

George  R.  5-15-27DV  NIB 

J.  M.  9-8-27  Nl 

Mary  3-23-27DV  L10 

Mary  5-12-27DV  L8 

Mary  5-15-27DV  L10 

Mary  5-15-27DV  NIB 

Virginia  Kistner  9-8-27  Nl 
FARRELL 

Beatrice  9-15-27M  L19 

Charles  9-15-27  L19 

William,  Mrs.  4-6-27D  L10 

William,  Mrs.  4-6-27D  Nl 
FARRINGTON 

John  S.  1-22-27  L7 

John  S.  11-27-27  N2A 

John  S.  7-16-27  L7 
FARR IS 

John  7-31-27  N7B 

Lucy  8-16-27M  Nl 

baby  7-31-27D  N7B 
FARZIE 

Gloria  Waynette  8-11-27B  L13 

W.  E.  8-11-27C  L13 
FAUCELL 

Jessie  12-14-27  N2 
FAUCET 

James  9-14-27  L14 

Jimmie  9-14-27D  L14 
FAUCETT 

James  9-11-27  N6A 

James  9-11-27D  N6A 
FAULKNER 

Elmer,  Mrs.  4-18-27  L8 

Elmer,  Mrs.  4-19-27  N2 

R.  P.  4-17-27  N10C 
FAWCETT 

Anna  Smith  10-5-27  L12 

Claude  11-10-27  N3 


FAWCETT  (cont.) 

Claude  11-9-27  L12 

Dell  1-7-27  L14 

Dell  1-8-27  L10 

Dulcie  11-10-27  N3 

Dulcie  11-9-27  L12 

Earl  W.  11-10-27  N3 

Earl  W.  11-9-27  L12 

Etta  Smith  10-7-27  Nil 

J.  J.  1-7-27  L14 

J.  J.  1-8-27  L10 

James  8-30-27C  Nl 

Laura  11-10-27D  N3 

Laura  M.  11-9-27D  L12 

Laura  M.  Smith  11-9-27D  L12 

Laura  Smith  11-10-27D  N3 

R.  L.  1-7-27  L14 

R.  L.  1-8-27  L10 

Robert  E.  1-7-27  L14 

Robert  E.  1-8-27  L10 

Susan  1-9-27D  N5 

Susan  Jane  1-10-27D  L6 

Susan  Jane  1-16-27D  L3 

Susan  Jane  1-7-27D  L14 

Susan  Jane  1-8-27D  L10 

Susan  Jane  1-9-27D  L8 

W.  E.  1-7-27  L14 

W.  E.  1-8-27  L10 

W.  E.,  Mrs.  11-10-27D  N3 

W.  E. ,  Mrs.  11-9-27D  L12 

Warren  C.  1-7-27  L14 

Warren  C.  1-8-27  L10 

FEAMAN 

Earl  E.  4-17-27  L10 
Eugene  4-17-27  L10 
Isabelle  4-17-27D  L10 

FEARN 

A.  R.  2-27-27  L15 

FECADY 

E.  E.  4-14-27  L5 
Mary  M.  4-14-27  L5 
W.  E.  4-14-27  L5 

FEEZZELL 

Dona  4-16-27  L7 

FELLOWS 

Frank  7-3-27  L22 
H.  F.  1-22-27  L7 
H.  F.  2-20-27  N3 
H.  F.  7-3-27  L22 
Norris  2-20-27  N3 


1335 


FELTON 

B.  M 

.  10-17-27C  L5 

B.  M 

.  10-17-27C  N2 

B.  M 

.  2-27-27M  L22 

B.  M 

. ,  Mrs.  3-17-27  L17 

Belle  Smith  2-20-27  L20 

Belle  Smith  2-21-27  N5 

Belle  Smith  2-27-27  L22 

Bert 

M.  2-20-27M  L20 

Bert 

M.  2-21-27M  N5 

Bert 

Milton  10-17-27B  N2 

Bert 

Milton,  Jr.  10-17-27B  L5 

Jack 

Eugene  10-22-27P  L7 

FENDER 

A.  C 

.  8-23-27  L13 

A.  C 

.  8-23-27  N12 

Christian  8-11-27  N8 

Christian  8-23-27  L13 

Christian  8-23-27  N12 

Columbus  8-11-27  N8 

Dollie  8-11-27  N8 

George  8-11-27  N8 

H.  M, 

.  8-23-27  L13 

H.  M 

.  8-23-27  N12 

J.  M 

.  8-11-27  N8 

Jake 

8-11-27  N8 

John 

T.  8-23-27  L13 

John 

T.  8-23-27  N12 

Mike 

4-10-27  N2C 

Mike 

4-7-27  N7 

Mike 

4-8-27  L27 

Mike 

8-11-27  N8 

Mike 

8-23-27  L13 

Mike 

8-23-27  N12 

R.  E 

.  8-11-27  N8 

Rena 

8-23-27  L13 

Rena 

8-23-27  N12 

family  reunion  8-11-27  N8 

f  ami! 

Ly  reunion  8-23-27  L13 

family  reunion  8-23-27  N12 

FENKER 

Ola  J.  4-13-27DV  N8 

Ola  J.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Ola  J.  9-17-27DV  N3 

W.  Andrew  5-13-27DV  L22 

Will: 

Lam  E.  4-13-27DV  N8 

Will: 

Lam  F.  9-17-27DV  N3 

FENKLER 

Olga 

J.  4-13-27DV  L8 

Will: 

Lam  F.  4-13-27DV  L8 

FENKS 

Zella  9-15-27M  L5 

FENNIMORE 

Boyd  1-14-27  L15 
Boyd  1-15-27  L10 
Boyd  1-15-27  Nl 
Boyd  1-16-27  L24 
Leonard  1-14-27  L15 
Leonard  1-15-27  L10 
Leonard  1-15-27  Nl 
Leonard  1-16-27  L24 
Marie  1-14-27  L15 
Marie  1-15-27  L10 
Marie  1-15-27  Nl 
Marie  1-16-27  L24 
Robert  1-14-27D  L15 
Robert  1-15-27  L10 
Robert  1-15-27D  L10 
Robert  1-16-27D  L24 
Robert,  jr.  1-15-27D  Nl 

FENTER 

8-30-27  N12 
Mrs.  8-30-27  L10 
Mrs.  8-31-27  L10 
Mrs.  8-31-27  N12 

Mrs.  4-7-27  L20 

Dan  1-2-27D  N 
FERBACHE 

F.  M.  1-13-27C  L8 

Jeanne  Carolyn  1-13-27B  L8 
FERBRACHE 

F.  M.  1-12-27C  N8 

Jeanne  Carolyn  1-12-27B  N8 
FERGUS 

Darrell  7-16-27P  L7 

Marie  7-16-27P  L7 
FERGUSON 

B.  R.  1-24-27  L6 

Bertha  1-31-27  L7 

Carmenta  C.  1-22-27P  L7 

E.  N.  11-19-27  Lll 

E.  N.  4-16-27  L7 

E.  N.  9-10-27  Lll 

Ellis  1-22-27P  L7 

Frellin  5-12-27M  Nl 

Frellin  5-12-27M  N10 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  1-30-27  L5 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  1-30-27  N 

J.  R.  11-6-27  L16 


J. 

W 

J. 

w 

J. 

w 

J. 

w 

U1N 

A. 

D 

1336 


FERGUSON  (cont.) 

John  1-13-27  N3 

John  A.  1-24-27D  L6 

John  A.  1-25-27D  L12 

John  A.  1-26-27D  L7 

John  R.  9-10-27  Lll 

Johnnie  Lucile  5-29-27E  NIC 

Johnnie  Lucile  6-7-27M  N5 

Johnnie  Lucille  6-1-27M  L13 

Johnnie  Lucille  6-6-27M  L13 

Johnny  Lucille  1-22-27P  L7 

Mary  1-24-27  L6 

Nellie  1-24-27  L6 

Opal  M.  Kessinger  5-12-27  Nl 

Opal  M.  Kessinger  5-12-27  N10 

family  reunion  9-10-27  Lll 

FERNANDEZ 

E.  G.  6-6-27  L14 
Jesse,  Mrs.  5-29-27  Nl 
Jessie  Justice  5-30-27  L9 

FERREL 

Charles,  Mrs.  3-4-27  Ll6 

FERRELL 

Grace  10-30-27M  Nl 

FESPERMAN 

Charles  E.  9-25-27M  L22 
Charles  E.  9-25-27M  N4A 
Margaret  Coley  9-25-27  L22 
Margaret  Coley  9-25-27  N4A 

FETTER 

Eliza  Anna  5-18-27  L10 
Eliza  Anna  5-18-27  N12 
Eliza  Anna  5-19-27  N8 
John  5-18-27  L10 
John  5-18-27  N12 
John  5-19-27D  N8 

FEYEN 

Frank  3-4-27  L8 
Frank  3-5-27  L6 
Frank  3-6-27  L17 
Frank  E.  2-28-27  L10 
Frank  E.  3-2-27  L8 
Frankie  3-16-27  L15 
Lester  3-16-27  L15 
Lester  3-4-27  L8 
Lester  3-5-27  L6 
Lester  3-6-27  L17 
Lester  G.  2-28-27  L10 
Lester  G.  3-2-27  L8 
Sallie  10-22-27P  L7 


FEYEN  (cont.) 

Sallie  3-16-27P  L15 

Sally  F.  3-2-27D  L8 

Sally  F.  Duncan  3-2-27D  L8 

Sally  P.  2-28-27D  L10 

Sally  P.  Duncan  2-28-27D  L10 

FIEDLER 

Freda  Marshall  8-16-27  N6 

FIELD 

Alice  Grover  6-30-27  L14 
C.  D.  6-30-27M  L14 
Ueldene  2-24-27B  N7 
W.  B.  2-24-27C  N7 

FIELDEN 

Clara  A.  E.  10-12-27  N12 

Elisa,  Mrs.  4-2-27  N3 

Elisha,  Mrs.  4-1-27  L13 

Elisha,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 

H.  D. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  L13 

H.  D. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 

H.  D. ,  Mrs.  4-2-27  N3 

Herbert  William  10-22-27P  L7 

W.  J.  10-22-27  L7 

family  reunion  8-26-27  L23 

family  reunion  9-11-27  N2 

FIELDER 

B.  F.  1-20-27C  L9 
B.  Frank  8-12-27  N3 
.  D.  F.  1-21-27C  N5 
Ella  8-10-27  L8 
Ella  8-11-27  N3 
Emma  8-10-27  L8 
Emma  8-11-27  N3 
Frances  Gardner  1-23-27  NIB 
Freda  Marshall  8-16-27  L16 
Freda  Marshall  8-17-27  N3 
James  8-10-27  L8 
James  8-11-27  N3 
John  8-10-27  L8 
John  8-11-27  N3 
Lizzie  8-11-27  N3 
Lizzy  8-10-27  L8 
Mary  8-10-27  L8 
Mary  8-11-27  N3 
Mary  8-13-27D  L12 
Mary  Frances  1-20-27B  L9 
Mary  Frances  1-21-27B  N5 
Mary  S.  8-12-27D  L22 
Mary  S.  8-12-27D  N3 
Mary  S.  8-13-27D  N3 


1337 


FIELDER  (cont.) 

Sam  8-10-27  L8 

Sam  8-11-27  N3 

Sam,  Mrs.  6-8-27  L14 

Sam,  Mrs.  6-9-27  N2 
FIELDS 

Clarence  11-20-27M  L2 

Doris  May  5-19-27DV  N12 

Doris  May  9-17-27DV  N3 

Dorris  May  5-18-27DV  L10 

Glennie  L.  Barnett  11-20-27  L2 

Hattie  1-11-27D  L6 

Hattie  Bell  1-10-27D  L6 

John  1-10-27  L6 

John  1-11-27  L6 

Mack  1-10-27  L6 

Mack  1-11-27  L6 

Millie  Coker  2-21-27  L6 

Thomas  B.,  Mrs.  1-10-27D  L6 

Vera  1-10-27  L6 

Vera  1-11-27  L6 

William  5-18-27DV  L10 

William  5-19-27DV  N12 

William  9-17-27DV  N3 
FIETH 

Clarence  12-11-27C  L10 

Dorothy  Jean  12-11-27B  L10 
FINDILY 

John  7-31-27  L18 

family  reunion  7-31-27  L18 
FINDLAY 

James  F.  p.  956 
FINDLY 

family  reunion  7-31-27  L18 
FINE 

A.  F.  2-12-27  L9 

A.  F.  2-13-27  N3C 
Margaret  2-12-27M  L9 
Margaret  2-13-27M  N3C 

FINK 

David  N.  11-10-27D  N12 

Zella  9-15-27M  L19 
FINKBINER 

C.  B.  1-22-27  L7 

Glenn  G.  1-22-27P  L7 

Pearl  L.  1-22-27  L7 
FINKEL 

B.  F.  4-14-27  Nl 
Benjamin  F.  3-27-27  L23 


FINKS 

Zella  9-14-27M  Nl 
FINLEY 

Agnes  Mitchell  12-7-27  L17 

Alma  W.  5-3-27M  N12 

Alma  W.  5-3-27M  N6 

James  7-30-27C  N2 

Jeane  A.  Mitchell  12-4-27  NIB 

Jeane  Agus  Mitchell  12-4-27  L24 

Merrill  12-7-27M  L17 

Merrill  S.  12-4-27M  L24 

Merrill  S.  12-4-27M  NIB 

Rose  1-8-27  L9 

T.  Howard  12-7-27  L17 
FINN 

G.  W.  5-1-27  N8B 

Mabel  6-5-27M  N9C 

Mable  1-13-27DV  L8 

Sherman  P.  11-8-27C  N12 

Spencer  11-27-27  N2A 

W.  M.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Wilma  5-1-27M  N8B 
FIRESTONE 

Arch  7-27-27  L16 

Arch  7-27-27  N12 

Arch  8-1-27  L8 

C.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-2-27  L12 

C.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-3-27  N3 

D.  J.  7-27-27  L16 
D.  J.  7-27-27  N12 
F.  F.  4-6-27  L10 
F.  F.  4-6-27  N3 
J.  D.  7-27-27  L16 
J.  D.  7-27-27  N12 
J.  D.  8-1-27  L8 

J.  G.  7-27-27D  L16 

J.  G.  7-27-27D  N12 

J.  G.  8-1-27D  L8 

J.  G. ,  Mrs.  8-1-27  L8 
FIRST  CHURCH 

in  Spfd  2-27-27  L15 
FISHER 

Anna  5-8-27  N2B 

Caleb  H.  2-19-27  Nl 

Eva  5-6-27D  L26 

Eva  5-7-27D  L5 

Eva  5-8-27D  L19 

Eva  5-8-27D  N2B 

Eva  5-9-27D  L8 

Eva  5-9-27D  N2 


1338 


FISHER  (cont.) 

Eva  Dissux  5-8-27D  N2B 
Henrietta  1-13-27  L8 
Jessie  Berner  5-12-27  L8 
Jessie  Ferner  5-12-27  N7 
John  5-8-27  N2B 
Josephine  7-16-27P  L7 
Maud  Robber son  9-4-27  LI 6 
Maude  Robberson  9-4-27  N3C 
Roger  5-8-27  N2B 
Roger  M.  5-6-27  L2  6 
Theodore  7-16-27  L7 
Tom  5-8-27  N2B 
W.  J. ,  Mrs.  10-17-27  L5 
W.  J. ,  Mrs.  10-17-27  Nl 
W.  J.,  Mrs.  10-18-27  L13 
W.  J. ,  Mrs.  10-18-27  N2 
Walter  9-4-27M  L16 
Walter  9-4-27M  N3C 

FITCH 

Edna  M.  7-16-27  L7 
George  5-12-27  L8 
James  W.  7-16-27P  L7 
Jewell  Agatha  5-12-27D  L8 
Ollis  E.  8-11-27C  N12 

FITE 

Charles  H.,  Mrs.  10-30-27  Nl 
Elmira  E.  10-22-27  L7 
Elmira  E.  4-16-27P  L7 
Ida  B.  Looney  12-31-27M  Nl 

FITTRO 

James  S.  4-3-27C  NIB 

FITZGERALD 

C.  R.,  Mrs.  4-28-27D  L12 
C.  R. ,  Mrs.  4-28-27D  N2 
Marie  4-28-27D  N2 
Marie  Williams  4-28-27D  L12 
Marie  Williams  4-28-27D  N2 
Marie  Williams  4-29-27D  L22 
Marie  Williams  4-29-27D  N12 

FITZJOHN 

Cora  3-7-27  L8 
Hugh  3-7-27  L8 
J.  H.  3-7-27D  L8 
James  3-7-27  L8 
Zenas  3-7-27  L8 

FITZPATRICK 

Charles  Dee  10-30-27B  N12A 
Hazel  10-30-27C  N12A 
James  W.  3-24-27C  N6 


FLAHERTY 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  3-4-27  L16 

Mary  Ellen  1-23-27  L7 
FLAMSON 

Francis  5-1-27M  N8B 

Wilma  Finn  5-1-27  N8B 
FLANAGAN 

Cora  Sullens  12-1-27  L12 

Harry  12-1-27C  L12 
FLANNIGAN 

Harry  12-4-27C  N7A 

Nettie  Morrow  1-17-27  N2 
FLECKENSTEIN 

Frederick  4-10-27  Nl 
FLEETWOOD 

Edith  1-17-27M  N2 

Peter  11-2-27C  N2 
FLEMING 

Alta  Gladys  10-2-27M  NIB 

F.  3-19-27C  N12 

George  P.  11-14-27C  L5 

George  P.  11-15-27C  N12 

George  William  11-14-27B  L5 

George  Williams  11-15-27B  N12 

Gladys  10-2-27M  N2B 

H.  C,  Mrs.  10-30-27  N7B 

Mae  5-27-27M  N6 

Ruth  Landreth  11-14-27  L5 

Ruth  Landreth  11-15-27  N12 
FLETCHER 

Earl  J.  5-26-27C  N3 
FLEWELLEN 

Mary  9-12-27  L6 

Mary  9-13-27  N12 
FLEXNER 

Gustav  2-20-27  N3C 
FLOOD 

Frances  C.  6-19-27  Nl 

Mary  3-13-27  L12 

Nannie  3-12-27  L10 

Nannie  E.  3-13-27  L12 

T.  M.  3-12-27  L10 

T.  M.  3-13-27  L12 
FLORENCE 

Thomas  1-23-27  L7 
FLOWERS 

Bill  5-22-27C  N6B 
FLOYD 

Elsie  Murphy  8-28-27  L15 

Elsie  Murphy  8-28-27  L17 


1339 


FLOYD  (cont.) 

Elsie  Murphy  8-28-27  Nl 

James  H.  8-28-2 7M  LI 5 

James  H.  8-28-27M  L17 

James  H.  8-28-27M  Nl 
FLUMMERFELT 

C.  A.  8-21-27  N3C 

C.  A.  8-22-27  L15 

Faye  Elizabeth  8-21-27M  N3C 

Faye  Elizabeth  8-22-27M  L15 
FLYNN 

K.  C.  12-7-27  Nil 

K.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-1-27  L12 

K.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-1-27  Nil 

K.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-4-27  N9A 
FOGARTY 

Thomas  H.,  Mrs.  5-23-27D  L6 

Thomas  H. ,  Mrs.  5-24-27D  L12 

Thomas  H.,  Mrs.  5-24-27D  N12 

Una  5-23-27D  L6 

Una  5-24-27D  L12 

Una  5-25-27D  N9 

Una  Bernard  5-23-27D  L6 

Una  Bernard  5-24-27D  L12 

Una  Bernard  5-24-27D  N12 
FOLAND 

Lera  7-1-27M  L19 
FOLEY 

Goldie  Irvine  2-18-27  L16 

Virgil  9-5-27  Lll 
FOLGER 

E.  12-11-27  N8B 

Virginia  12-11-27D  N8B 
FOLK 

Bertha  4-23-27  N6 

Ellen  4-24-27D  N10A 

Ellen  Helen  4-23-27D  N6 

Fred  4-23-27  N6 

George  4-23-27  N6 

Mary  4-23-27  N6 

Robert  4-23-27  N6 

William  4-23-27  N6 
FONDER 

John  W.  6-12-27D  N7 
FONDREN 

Dan  6-9-27  N2 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  2-4-27  L6 

John  W.  6-11-27D  L14 

John  W.  6-11-27D  N12 

John  W.  6-12-27D  L31 


FONDREN  (cont.) 

John  W.  6-9-27D  L10 

John  W.  6-9-27D  N2 

R.  L.  6-9-27  N2 

Ray  6-9-27  N2 

Roy  B.  8-21-27C  L13 

Virginia  Mae  8-21-27B  L13 

FONVILLE 

Tom,  Mrs.  10-16-27  N7B 

FORBES 

A.  0.  10-10-27  L12 
C.  M.  10-11-27D  L9 
C.  M.  10-11-27D  N2 
G.  W.  10-10-27  L12 
H.  A.  10-10-27  L12 
L.  C.  10-10-27  L12 
William  10-10-27  L12 

FORBIS 

Charles  Cleva  1-28-27  L2 
Cleva  1-28-27  L2 
Elizabeth  1-28-27  L2 
Golden  Elizabeth  1-28-27  L2 
James  1-28-27  L2 
John  Edward  1-28-27  L2 
Joseph  1-28-27  L2 
Luetishey  1-28-27  L2 
Martha  A.  1-28-27D  L2 
Ollie  Jane  1-28-27  L2 
Robert  Wesley  1-28-27  L2 
Samuel  D.,  Mrs.  1-28-27D  L2 
Sarah  Luetishey  1-28-27  L2 
Wesley  1-28-27  L2 
William  Joseph  1-28-27  L2 

FORD 

Ada  Burgett  5-20-27  Nl 
Ada  Burgett  5-20-27  N8 
Bernice  1-12-27D  L8 
Bertha  V.  1-13-27DV  L8 
Bertha  V.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Bertha  Viola  5-13-27DV  N9 
Catherine  Rickett  6-29-27  L10 
Catherine  Rickett  6-30-27  N10 
Catherine  Rickett  6-30-27  N16 
Fannabelle  7-30-27M  N5 
Fannabelle  7-31-27M  L18 
Fannabelle  8-1-27M  L12 
James  E.  1-13- 2 7DV  L8 
James  R.  5-12-27DV  L8 
James  R.  5-13-27DV  N9 
L.  Clinton  5-20-27M  Nl 


1340 


FORD  (cont.) 

L.  Clinton  5-20-27M  N8 
Pannabelle  8-2-27M  Nl 

Sarah  Waymire  3-14-27  LI 

Sarah  Waymire  3-14-27  Nl 

Sylvester  1-12-27  L8 

W.  P.  7-3-27  L14 

William  M.  6-29-27M  L10 

William  M.  6-30-27M  N10 

William  M.  6-30-27M  N16 
FORESTER 

Solomon  10-22-27P  L7 

Solomon  4-16-27P  L7 
FORGEY 

J.  H.  9-17-27D  L12 

J.  H.  9-18-27D  L10 

J.  H.  9-18-27D  N3A 
FORLOW 

Frank  3-28-27D  LI 
FORRESTER 

B.  U.  11-6-27  NIB 

Bentley  11-6-27  LI 

Bentley  11-6-27  NIB 

Douglas  R.  10-13-27M  L15 

Douglas  R.  10-13-27M  Nl 

Douglas  R.  10-14-27M  N5 

Eliza  9-15-27DV  L15 

Eliza  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Elizabeth  F.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Elizabeth  R.  Hood  10-13-27  L15 

Elizabeth  R.  Hood  10-13-27  Nl 

Elizabeth  R.  Hood  10-14-27  N5 

Eula  11-6-27  LI 

George  M.  11-6-27  LI 

George  M.  11-6-27  NIB 

George  M.  11-7-27  L4 

George  M.  11-7-27  N2 

Herbert  1-13- 2 7DV  L8 

Herbert  9-15-27DV  L15 

Herbert  9-16-27DV  Nl 

M.  E. ,  Mrs.  11-6-27D  LI 

Martha  11-6-27D  NIB 

Martha  E.  11-7-27D  L4 

Martha  E.  11-7-27D  N2 

Mary  L.  5-30-27  L9 

Mary  L.  Robinson  5-29-27  Nl 

Thomas  D.;  Mrs.  11-6-27D  NIB 

Zula  11-6-27  NIB 
FORSHEE 

Coin  B.  1-13-27DV  L8 


FORSHEE  (cont.) 

Coin  B.  2-21-27DV  L6 
Pansy  1-13-27DV  L8 
Pansy  2-21-27DV  L6 

FORSTER 

Margaret  5-7-27M  L5 
Margaret  5-7-27M  N7 

FORSYTH 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  3-28-27  L8 
J.  W. ,  Mrs.  3-28-27  N8 
J.  W. ,  Mrs.  3-29-27  N7 

FORSYTHE 

Byron  4-20-27  L8 
Byron  4-21-27  N3 
Clair  9-15-27DV  L15 
Clara  8-6-27DV  Nl 
Clara  9-16-27DV  Nl 
George  L.  8-6-27DV  Nl 
George  L.  9-15-27DV  L15 
George  L.  9-16- 2 7DV  Nl 
Harriet  Blair  1-1-27  LI 
Harriet  Blair  1-3-27  L9 
Harriett  Blair  1-4-27  N5 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  4-20-27  L8 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  4-21-27  L10 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  4-21-27  N3 
Newton  1-3-27M  L9 
Newton  Melville  1-1-27M  LI 
Newton  Melville  1-3-27M  L9 
Newton  Melville  1-4-27M  N5 

FORSYTH ,  MO 

article  about  4-17-27  N6B 

FORTNER 

Delia  Hughes  9-1-27  N8 
Dora  Mitchell  3-12-27  L10 
Earl  Eugene  12-11-27B  NIB 
Eldo  12-19-27  N2 
Herman  12-11-27C  L10 
Herman  12-11-27C  NIB 
Juanita  12-19-27  N2 
Leona  12-19-27  N2 
Letha  Boyd  12-11-27  L10 
Letha  Boyd  12-11-27  NIB 
M.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-25-27  L6 
M.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-26-27  N3 
M.  0. ,  Mrs.  3-10-27  L8 
Sarah  Hughes  8-31-27  L10 
Sarah  Hughes  9-1-27  N8 
Stella  Hughes  8-31-27  L10 
Tedford  11-7-27  L5 


1341 


FORTNER  (cont.) 

Vearl  Eugene  12-11-27B  L10 
Vondah  12-19-27  N2 

FORTNEY 

Delphia  10-19-27M  Nl 
Delphia  10-19-27M  N12 

FORTS  OF  CIVIL  WAR 

location  in  Spfd  1-8-27  LI 

FOSTER 

,  Mrs.  3-13-27  L6 

A.  B. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27  Nl 

Allen  C.  2-7-27  N2 

Ban  J.  5-9-27M  L13 

Ben  J.  5-8-27M  L3 

Ben  J.  5-9-27M  N5 

Bertha  C.  Cantrell  5-8-27  L3 

Bertha  Cantrell  5-9-27  L13 

Bertha  Cantrell  5-9-27  N5 

Ed  7-28-27  L16 

Ellen  10-27-27M  L21 

Ellen  Etta  10-26-27M  L16 

Ellen  Etta  10-27-27M  Nl 

Ellen  Etta  10-30-27M  N12A 

F.  W.  4-20-27DV  N10 

Fanie  5-29-27  L20 

Fannie  E.  4-23-27  L10 

Fannie  M.  Trimble  5-7-27  LI 

Fannie  N.  Trimble  5-7-27  N6 

Florence  Jane  2-7-27  N2 

Frances  Rachel  Wells  1-29-27 

Franklin  J.  10-2-27  L31 

Gordon  2-7-27  N2 

James  9-11-27  L31 

James  Allen  2-7-27  N2 

James  H.  4-23-27  L10 

Jimmie  Faucett  9-11-27D  L31 

Karl  9-1-27C  N2 

Louise  Trimble  5-29-27  L20 

Louise  Trimble  5-7-27  LI 

Lucille  2-7-27  N2 

Mary  1-29-27  Nil 

Mary  Breazeal  4-15-27  N7 

Melissa  J.  4-23-27  L10 

Pearl  E.  4-19-27DV  L10 

Pearl  E.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Pearl  M.  4-20-27DV  N10 

R.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-29-27  N10 

S.  10-27-27  L21 

T.  W.  4-19-27DV  L10 

T.  W.  5-13-27DV  L22 


FOSTER  (cont.) 

Thomas  J.  8-29-2 7D  N10 
Turner  4-15-27M  N7 
infant  9-11-27D  L31 

FOUNDREN 

Dan  6-8-27  L14 
John  W.  6-8-27D  L14 
R.  L.  6-8-27  L14 
Ray  6-8-27  L14 

FOUST 

Anna  Soltow  7-3-27  L3 

FOWLER 

A.  M.  3-16-27  L2 
A.  M.  3-17-27  N6 
Andrew  11-26-27  N12 
Bessie  4-16-27P  L7 
Duley  3-12-27DV  L10 
Duley  3-16-27D  L2 
Duley  3-17-27D  L12 
Duley  3-17-27D  N6 
Fred  3-19-27  L12 
George  3-19-27D  L12 
George  3-19-27D  Nl 
George  F.  11-26-27D  N2 
Katherine  11-1-27  L16 
Katherine  11-1-27  N8 
Lillian  V.  3-12-27DV  L10 
Richard  10-2-27C  L31 
W.  W.  3-16-27  L2 
L10      W.  W.  3-17-27  N6 

FOX 

Bonnie  5-25-27M  L3 
Bonnie  C.  5-24-27M  Nl 
Bonnie  C.  5-25-27M  L15 
Jesse  B.  1-14-27DV  L15 
Lisa  1-14-27DV  L15 
Thomas  R.  7-5-27M  L10 
Willis  Correll  7-5-27  L10 

FRAGER 

Albert  W.  7-18-27  L3 
Florence  E.  7-18-27  L3 
Lincoln  L.  7-18-27  L3 

FRALICK 

Minnie  L.  Booker  12-27-27  L6 
Minnie  L.  Booker  12-27-27  N6 

FRAME 

G.  H.  4-6-27  L10 
H.  G.  4-6-27  N3 
Horace  4-6-27  L10 
Horace  4-6-27  N3 


1342 


FRAME  (cont.) 

Jake  4-6-27  L10 

Jake  4-6-27  N3 

Pauline  Mitchell  12-25-27  L16 

Pauline  Mitchell  12-25-27  NIB 

Percy  C.  12-25-27M  NIB 

Perry  C.  12-25-27M  L16 

Vail  4-6-27  L10 

Vail  4-6-27  N3 

FRANCES 

James  S.  2-13-27M  N3C 
Margaret  Fine  2-13-27  N3C 

FRANCIS 

J.  S.  2-12-27M  L9 
Margaret  Fine  2-12-27  L9 

FRANK 

Homer,  Mrs.  11-6-27  NIB 

FRANKLIN 

,  Mrs.  1-22-27  L7 

,  Mrs.  1-23-27  L5 

,  Mrs.  1-23-27  N2B 

,  Mrs.  1-24-27  L6 

Ed  4-4-27  L4 
Ed  4-4-27  N3 
Ed  5-29-27  Nl 

Helen  M.  Sexton  2-19-27  L12 
Houston  C.  7-29-27M  L8 
Jesse  E.  2-19-27M  L12 
John  W.  10-18-27  N12 
Lulu  Murphy  7-29-27  L8 
Richard  4-4-27  L4 
Richard  4-4-27  N3 
Rosalee  7-3-27  L3 
Schuyler  G.  4-4-27D  L4 
Schuyler  G.  4-4-27D  N3 
Schuyler  G.  4-5-27D  N12 
T.  7-18-27  L2 
Thomas  7-3-27  L3 

FRAZEE 

Charles  L.  8-24-27  N16 
Jesse  Lee  8-24-27M  N16 
Lillian  Lockwood  8-24-27  N16 
M.  2-20-27  N8 

FRAZELL 

Jessie  12-18-27  L30 

FRAZIER 

F.  B.  7-31-27  L19 
F.  B. ,  Mrs.  9-23-27  L23 
Floria  Waynette  8-3-27B  L8 
Gloria  Waynette  8-5-27B  N3 


FRAZIER  (cont.) 

Jeff  W.  7-17-27M  L8 

Marguerite  Peterson  7-17-27  L8 

Ruth  7-31-27E  L19 

Ruth  9-23-27M  L23 

Susan  2-6-27  L14 

Wayne  E.  8-3-27C  L8 

Wayne  E.  8-5-27C  N3 
FREDERICK 

Calvin  2-28-27D  L 

Carrie  2-28-27  L 

Clyde  2-28-27  L 

George  W.,  Mrs.  12-31-27  L5 

Gladys  2-28-27  L 

Harve  2-28-27  L 

Hattie  2-28-27  L 

Janie  2-28-27  L 

Raymond  2-28-27  L 

Theodore  2-28-27  L 

Verna  2-28-27  L 

Walter  2-28-27  L 

William  2-28-27  L 
FREDREGILL 

William  11-20-27D  N9C 
FREELOVE 

Carolyn  Epperson  9-7-27  Nl 

Carolyn  Epperson  9-7-27  N12 

George  9-7-27M  Nl 

George  9-7-27M  N12 
FREEMAN 

Bertha  10-23-27  L18B 

Bertha  10-25-27  N7 

Beulah  4-10-27  N8B 

Beulah  4-4-27  L4 

Beulah  4-4-27  N3 

Christie  7-16-27P  L7 

Clara  7-27-27D  L16 

Clara  7-27-27D  N12 

Daisy  2-25-27DV  L18 

Daisy  5-12-27DV  L8 

Daisy  5-13-27DV  L22 

Daisy  5-13-27DV  N9 

Daisy  Ladson  2-7-27  L4 

Delia  Armantrout  10-22-27  L7 

Edna  6-1-27M  N5 

Edna  I .  5-29-27M  L32 

Edna  I.  5-29-27M  N2 

Edna  Q.  5-30-27M  L13 

G.  C.  5-18-27C  Nl 

J.  M.  7-17-27A  N6A 


1343 


FREEMAN  (cont.) 

James  2-25-27DV  L18 
James  2-7-27M  L4 
James  5-12-27DV  L8 
James  5-13-27DV  L22 
James  5-13- 2 7DV  N9 
John  4-4-27  L4 
John  4-4-27  N3 
John  8-26-27  Nl 
L.  D.  4-17-27  L5 
L.  D.  4-4-27  N3 
Lelian  7-5-27M  L10 
M.  E.  7-27-27  L16 
M.  E.  7-27-27  N12 
Martha  Jane  5-28-27  Lll 
Mildred  1-25-27  N4 
N.  G.  4-17-27  L5 
N.  J.  4-4-27  L4 
N.  J.  4-4-27  N3 
Ollie  7-28-27  Nil 
Ollie  M.  7-16-27  L7 
Ollie  Whitlock  7-18-27  L7 
Ollie  Whitlock  7-18-27  N3 
P.  0.  8-22-27  L15 
Percy  C.  10-23-27  L18B 
Percy  C.  10-25-27  N7 
Price  R.  10-23-27D  L18B 
Price  R.  10-25-27D  L14 
Price  R.  10-25-27D  N7 
R.  F.  8-26-27  Nl 
Rebecca  E.  10-22-27P  L7 
Rebecca  E.  4-16-27P  L7 
S.  F. ,  Mrs.  12-20-27  Lll 
S.  F. ,  Mrs.  12-20-27  N7 
W.  E.  1-22-27  L7 
W.  E.  1-25-27  N4 
W.  E.  8-26-27  Nl 
William  8-26-27  Nl 
family  reunion  8-26-27  Nl 

FREESTONE 

Tena  8-22-27D  L7 

FREMONT,  MO. 

naming  of  3-12-27  L5 

FRENCH 

C.  E.  2-16-27  L10 
C.  E.  2-17-27  L8 
C.  E.  2-17-27  N3 
C.  E.  2-18-27  L16 
C.  E.  2-18-27  Nl 
C.  E.  2-19-27  N2 


FRENCH  (cont.) 

Schuyler,  Mrs.  2-16-27D  L10 
Schuyler,  Mrs.  2-17-27D  L8 
Schuyler,  Mrs.  2-17-27D  N3 
Schuyler,  Mrs.  2-18-27D  L16 
Schuyler,  Mrs.  2-18-27D  Nl 
Schuyler,  Mrs.  2-19-27D  N2 

FREUDENBERGER 

H.  C.  12-26-27D  L7 
Norman  12-26-27  L7 

FREYER 

H.  N. ,  Mrs.  1-13-27  L14 

FRICK 

Earl  B.  10-22-27P  L7 
Earl  Stanley  5-10-27D  N6 

FRICKER 

E.  T.  2-27-27C  N10C 

FRIDAY 

Sophia  2-13-27M  N6C 

FRIEDHOFEN 

Andrew  W.  1-22-27  L7 
Gus  5-13-27DV  L22 
Nola  4-23-27DV  LI 
Nola  5-13-27DV  L22 

FRIELDS 

J.  A.  8-7-27  L18 
Libbie  8-7-27M  L18 
Opal  10-22-27M  Nl 

FRIEND 

Madeline  12-24-27  LI 
Madeline  12-24-27  N12 
Madeline  12-25-27  NIB 
Mildred  12-25-27  NIB 
Oscar  9-13-27C  N8 
Sterling  12-25-27  NIB 
Sterling,  Mrs.  12-24-27  LI 
Thomas  12-24-27  N12 
Thomas  12-25-27  NIB 
Thomas,  Mrs.  12-24-27  LI 

FRIEZE 

Agnes  8-14-27  N7B 

FRIOT 

Lewis  J.  9-27-27DV  L10 
Teresa  M.  9-27-27DV  L10 

FRISK 

C.  O.  7-24-27  L39 
Emil  7-24-27D  L39 

FRITCHETTE 

Chester  Francis  5-29-27B  L32 
Ed  5-29-27C  L32 


1344 


4-11-27  L8 
4-11-27  N2 


FRITH 

T.  J. ,  Mrs 

T.  J. ,  Mrs 
FRITZ 

Bertha  9-25-27  N7B 

Dola  9-25-27M  N7B 
FRIZZELL 

Charles  10-20-27C  L12 

Edith  Weddell  10-20-27  L12 
FRY 

Charles  9-7-27C  Nl 

Chloe  11-3-27M  Nl 

Wiley  9-19-27  Nl 

Wiley  9-25-27  N9A 

Wilfred  9-19-27  L4 
FRYE 

F.  C.  5-10-27C  L16 

Fred  Clifton  5-10-27B  L16 
FRYER 

Fannie  7-15-27  L6 

Fannie  7-16-27  L12 

Fannie  7-17-27  L27 

Gertrude  10-25-27  L14 

Gertrude  10-25-27  N7 

Gertrude  10-30-27  NUB 

H.  N.  1-4-27D  L9 

H.  N.  1-4-27D  N10 
1-5-27D  L7 
1-5-27D  N3 
1-6-27D  N3 

10-25-27D  L14 
10-25-27D  N7 


H.  N. 

H.  N. 

H.  N. 

Joseph  R, 

Joseph  R. 

Joseph  R.  10-26-27D  L14 

Joseph  R.  10-26-27D  N3 

Joseph  R.  10-27-27D  Lll 

Joseph  R.  10-27-27D  N12 

Lillian  10-30-27  NUB 

Mollie  7-15-27  L6 

R.  L.  1-13-27  L14 

-4-27  L9 

■4-27  N10 

■15-27  L6 

■4-27  L9 

■15-27D  L6 

-16-27D  L12 

-17-27D  L27 

7-16-27  L7 
Altie  11-19-27  L8 
Billie  2-25-27  N4 


R.  L. 

1 

R.  L. 

1 

R.  L. 

7 

Susan 

1 

Susan 

7 

Susan 

7 

Susan 

D  TfUT 

7 

KHjrll 

Adah  M. 

FULBRIGHT  (cont.) 

Charles  B.  10-22-27P  L7 
Charles  R.  1-18-27D  LI 
Charles  R.  1-18-27D  L9 
Charles  R.  1-18-27D  Nl 
Charles  R.  1-19-27D  L4 
Charles  R.  1-19-27D  N12 
Charles  R.  11-4-27D  L21 
Charles  R.  3-8-27P  L2 
Harry  11-19-27  L8 
J.  M.  1-19-27  L4 
J.  M.  1-19-27  N12 
J.  M.  10-22-27  L7 
J.  M.  3-8-27  L2 
J.  Max  1-18-27  LI 
J.  Max  1-18-27  Nl 
James  F.  6-27-27  L12 
John  Y.  1-18-27  LI 
John  Y.  1-18-27  Nl 
Laura  1-19-27  L4 
Laura  1-19-27  N12 
Laura  Hornbeak  1-18-27  LI 
Laura  Hornbeak  1-18-27  Nl 
Lottie  3-16-27D  Lll 
Lucy  E.  1-18-27  LI 
Lucy  E.  1-18-27  Nl 
Lucy  E.  1-19-27  L4 
Lucy  E.  1-19-27  N12 
Martha  Haden  1-18-27  LI 
Mary  11-19-27  L8 
Mary  G.  1-18-27  LI 
Mary  G.  1-18-27  Nl 
Mary  G.  1-19-27  L4 
Mary  G.  1-19-27  N12 
Myrtle  11-19-27  L8 
Taylor  3-7-27D  L8 
William  4-1-27  L26 
Wilson,  Mrs.  4-3-27  NIB 

FULIRS 

Marion,  Mrs.  8-1-27  L12 

FULKERSON 

J.  E.,  Mrs.  10-2-27D  N4A 
J.  E.  ,  Mrs.  9-30-27D  ,N9 

FULLBRIGHT 

Lottie  3-17-27D  N7 

FULLER 

Bessie  6-12-27  N6B 
Edward  6-12-27  N6B 
Everett  11-25-27M  L19 
Everett  11-26-27M  Nl 


1345 


FULLER  (cont.) 

F.  A.  6-12-27D  N6B 

Grant  R.  9-11-27M  Nl 

Harry  6-12-27  N6B 

Herman  6-12-27  N6B 

Ivan  6-12-27  N6B 

Leroy  6-12-27  N6B 

Pearl  Johnson  9-11-27  Nl 

Verde  Robinson  11-26-27  Nl 

Verdi  Robinson  11-25-27  L19 

FULLINGTON 

Mary  4-21-27DV  N2 
Mary  5-13-27DV  L22 
Mary  5-13-27DV  N9 
W.  J.  4-21-27DV  N2 
W.  J.  5-13-27DV  L22 
W.  J.  5-13-27DV  N9 

FUNKHOUSER 

Cynthia  J.  6-8-27D  L14 
Cynthia  J.  6-9-27D  L10 
Cynthia  J.  6-9-27D  N2 
Henry  6-9-27  N2 
Henry  L.  6-8-27  L14 
James  D.,  Mrs.  6-8-27D  L14 
James  D.,  Mrs.  6-9-27D  L10 
James  D.,  Mrs.  6-9-27D  N2 
John  J.  6-8-27  L14 
John  J.  6-9-27  N2 
Thomas  6-9-27  N2 
Thomas  R.  6-8-27  L14 
William  6-9-27  N2 
William  P.  6-8-27  L14 

FURGUSON 

Frellin  5-12-27M  L8 

Opal  M.  Kessinger  5-12-27  L8 

FUSON 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27  Nl 
T.  W. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27  Nl 

FUSSELL 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  4-18-27  L8 
J.  W. ,  Mrs.  4-19-27  N2 
Margaret  Lord  1-2-27  L6 

FUZZELL 

T.  E.  2-2-27  L7 

FYAN 

Robert  W.  8-10-27  L12 

GABA 

W.  D. ,  Mrs.  10-25-27  L14 
W.  D. ,  Mrs.  10-25-27  N7 


GABLE 

F.  M.  9-12-27  L16 
F.  M.  9-12-27  N10 
Sallie  A.  9-12-27  L16 
Sallie  A.  9-12-27  N10 
T.  P.  9-12-27  L16 
T.  P.  9-12-27  N10 

GABRIEL 

Agnes  Ann  1-18-27B  L14 
Harry  1-18-27C  L14 
Mary  Agnes  1-22-27  L7 

GADDY 

Connie  Elizabeth  11-6-27  NIB 
Dollie  M.  4-14-27DV  L12 
Dollie  M.  4-14-27DV  Nl 
Dollie  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Dollie  M.  7-21-27DV  L8 
Dollie  M.  7-21-27DV  N8 
Dolly  11-6-27DV  NIB 
Franklin  11-6-27  NIB 
Jerrine  1-30-27M  N6 
Joseph  11-6-27DV  NIB 
Joseph  5-13-27DV  L22 
Joseph  A.  4-14-27DV  L12 
Joseph  A.  4-14-27DV  Nl 
Joseph  A.  7-21-27DV  L8 
Joseph  A.  7-21-27DV  N8 
Sydney  11-13-27C  N9B 

GAFFGE 

Edith  Rathbone  2-24-27  L6 
Edith  Rathbone  2-25-27  N6 

GAFFNER 

Chris  3-24-27C  N6 

GAFNER 

Chris,  Mrs.  7-3-27  L19 

GAGE 

Alice  Stutzman  11-20-27  LI 

GAINER 

Lucy  11-23-27M  L8 
Lucy  11-23-27M  Nl 
Lucy  11-23-27M  N16 

GALBRAITH 

Fred  9-14-27  N3 

Inez  1-22-27  L7 

Inez  10-22-27  L7 

Mary  Fielder  8-10-27  L8 

Mary  Fielder  8-11-27  N3 

Tobe  9-14-27  N3 

family  reunion  9-14-27  N3 


1346 


GALBREATH 

Marian  9-21-27M  N5 

GALE 

Mollie  Calkins  1-23-97  N6C 

GALEB 

A.  Y.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Jennie  C.  9-17-27DV  N3 

GALEY 

H.  W.  5-22-27  Lll 

H.  W.  5-22-27  N7A 

J.  D.,  Mrs.  5-22-27D  N7A 

J.  D. ,  Mrs.  5-23-27D  N3 

J.  E.,  Mrs.  5-22-27D  Lll 

Mattie  5-22-27D  Lll 

Mattie  5-22-27D  N7A 

Mattie  Thompson  5-22-27D  Lll 

Mattie  Thompson  5-22-27D  N7A 

Mattie  Thompson  5-23 -27D  N3 

GALLAGHER 

Lula  M.  8-28-27M  L17 
Lula  M.  8-28-27M  Nl 
Lula  M.  8-28-27M  N3B 

GALLAWAY 

A.  B.  8-21-27  N8C 
Charles  8-21-27  N8C 
Jess  8-21-27  N8C 
Roy  8-21-27D  N8C 

GALLIPTO 

Levy,  Mrs.  3-17-27  L12 
Levy,  Mrs.  3-17-27  N6 

GALLOWAY 

C.  0. ,  Mrs.  6-8-27  L14 
C.  0. ,  Mrs.  6-9-27  N2 

GALT 

M.  H.  1-22-27  L7 

GALYON 

Alice  12-25-27M  L16 
Alice  12-25-27M  NIB 

GAMBLE 

Ella  6-10-27  Nl 
Lonnie  G.  6-3-27C  N8 

GAMMON 

Albert,  Mrs.  12-4-27  L31 
Albert,  Mrs.  12-4-27  N9A 
Albert,  Mrs.  5-18-27  L10 
Albert,  Mrs.  5-18-27  N12 
Albert,  Mrs.  5-19-27  L12 
Albert,  Mrs.  5-19-27  N8 
Albert,  Mrs.  5-20-27  L22 
Albert,  Mrs.  5-20-27  N6 


GAMMON  (cont.) 

Dorothy  4-17-27M  N2C 
Dorothy  4-17-27M  N5 
Fred  M.  6-22-27C  L3 
G.  P.  11-24-27DV  N2 
J.  A.  10-22-27  L7 
J.  A.  3-16-27  L15 
J.  A.  4-17-27  N2C 
Lota  11-24-27DV  N2 
T.  M.  6-22-27  L3 

GANN 

Arthur  12-27-27  L6 

Arthur  12-27-27  N6 

Arthur  W.  1-5-27  L7 

Arthur  W.  1-6-27  Lll 

Arthur  W.  1-6-27  N12 

Homer  12-16-27C  L3 

James  A.,  Mrs.  1-5-27D  L7 

James  A.,  Mrs.  1-6-27D  Lll 

Jane  1-6-27D  N12 

Laura  1-5-27  L7 

Laura  1-6-27  N12 

Laura  12-27-27  L6 

Laura  12-27-27  N6 

Mary  M.  1-22-27  L3 

T.  L.  1-22-27  L3 

Wyatt  10-22-27P  L7 

Wyatt  4-16-27P  L7 

GARBEE 

J.  R. ,  Mrs.  1-17-27  L6 
Pearl  1-22-27  L7 
Pearl  P.  10-22-27  L7 

GARDNER 

A.  S. ,  Mrs.  11-8-27  L10 
A.  S. ,  Mrs.  11-9-27  N12 
A.  S. ,  Mrs.  5-7-27  L5 
A.  S. ,  Mrs.  5-8-27  N2B 
Ashberry  7-16-27  L12 
Ashberry  7-17-27  L27 
Frances  1-23-27  NIB 
Fred  W.  3-18-27C  L22 
H.  A.  1-23-27  NIB 
H.  A.  5-11-27  L17 
H.  A. ,  Mrs.  8-21-27  N8C 
Harry  11-9-27C  L6 
Henry  11-9-27C  N3 
Katherine  1-13-27  L8 
Katherine  1-23-27  NIB 
Katherine  5-11-27M  L17 
Margaret  1-23-27  NIB 


1347 


GARDNER  (cont.) 

Robert  William  3-18-27B  L22 

T.  K.  7-16-27  L7 

W. ,  Mrs.  5-16-27  L8 

W. ,  Mrs.  5-16-27  N3 
GARGIS 

John  T.  11-27-27DV  L16 

John  T.  11-27-27DV  NIB 

Margaret  C.  11-27-27DV  NIB 

Margaret  Catherine  11-27-27DV 
GARLAND 

F.  I.  4-17-27M  N5 

Martha  Denny  4-17-27  N5 
GARLICK 

George  2-18-27D  LI 6 

George  2-19-27D  N3 

May  2-18-27  L16 

May  2-19-27  N3 
GARNER 

Delmar  2-20-27M  N7 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  6-22-27  N8 

J.  J.  2-6-27C  L25 

May  Cochran  2-20-27  N7 
GARNETT 

Bird  J.  12-16-27  L24 

Bird  J.  12-17-27  N12 

Hannah  12-16-27  L24 

Hannah  12-17-27  N12 
GARNEY 

Fred,  Mrs.  9-17-27  L12 

Fred,  Mrs.  9-18-27  N3A 
GAROUTE 

Eliza  10-23-27  NIB 
GAROUTTE 

Dick  2-12-27M  L10 

Viola  Wright  2-12-27  L10 
GARRETT 

Bertha  12-11-27  L10 

Bertha  12-11-27  N5B 

Charles  H.  12-11-27  L10 

Charles  H.  12-11-27  N5B 

E.  B.  1-2-27  L7 

E.  B.  1-2-27  N 

E.  B.  5-13-27  N9 
Ella  1-26-27  L7 
Ella  1-27-27  N10 
Emma  3-30-27DV  N3 

F.  C.  3-30-27DV  N3 
Fernando  C.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Ferrando  C.  5-13-27DV  L22 


GARRETT  (cont.) 

John  1-26-27D  L7 
John  1-27-27D  N10 
LeRoy  4-22-27DV  L18 
LeRoy  4-23-27DV  N12 
Leroy  5-13-27DV  L22 
Leroy  5-13-27DV  N9 
Leroy  6-12-27DV  N2 
Lilly  1-26-27  L7 
L16      Lilly  1-27-27  N10 
Marie  5-13-27DV  L22 
Marie  5-13-27DV  N9 
Martha  Ann  5-13-27D  L26 
Martha  Ann  5-13-27D  N9 
Mary  1-26-27  L7 
Mary  1-27-27  N10 
Ollie  4-22-27DV  L18 
Ollie  4-23-27DV  N12 
Ollie  5-13-27DV  L22 
Ollie  5-13-27DV  N9 
Ollie  Ragsdale  6-12-27DV  N2 
R.  W.  6-19-27  L4 
Robert  6-19-27  L4 
Sarah  1-26-27  L7 
Sarah  1-27-27  N10 
GARRISON 

Alfred  B.  1-21-27D  L8 
Alfred  B.  1-22-27D  L7 
Alfred  B.  1-23-27D  L5 
Alfred  B.  1-31-27D  L7 
Angie  9-23-27  L8 
Angie  9-23-27  N16 
Angie  9-24-27  N2 
Angie  9-25-27  N10A 
Basil  8-1-27  L12 
Basil  8-1-27  N10 
Basil  8-2-27  N12 
Carrie  9-22-27  Lll 
Carrie  9-23-27  L8 
Carrie  9-23-27  N16 
Florence  9-23-27  L8 
Florence  9-23-27  N16 
Florence  9-24-27  N2 
Florence  9-25-27  N10A 
George  R.  5-29-27M  L32 
George  R.  5-29-27M  N2 
H.  F. ,  Mrs.  3-31-27  L14 
H.  F. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  L13 
H.  F. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 
H.  F. ,  Mrs.  4-2-27  N3 


1348 


GARRISON  (cont.) 

H.  F. ,  Mrs.  6-26-27  N7A 
H.  F. ,  Mrs.  6-27-27  L12 
H.  F. ,  Mrs.  6-28-27  N8 
H.  G.  1-21-27  L8 
H.  G.  1-22-27  L7 
H.  G.  1-23-27  L5 
Hiram  9-22-27  Lll 
Hiram  9-23-27  L8 
Hiram  9-23-27  N16 
Hiram  9-24-27  N2 
Hiram  9-25-27  N10A 
Jane  Hodges  8-1-27  N10 
Jane  Hodges  8-2-27  N12 
John  9-24-27D  N2 
John  9-25-27D  N10A 
John  B.  9-22-27D  Lll 
John  B.  9-23-27D  L8 
John  B.  9-23-27D  N16 
John  B.  9-26-27D  L3 
John  B.  9-26-2 7DN10 
John  B.  9-27-27D  N12 
Kathleen  9-28-27M  L10 
Kathleen  9-29-27M  Nl 
Landon  9-22-27  Lll 
Landon  9-23-27  L8 
Landon  9-23-27  N16 
Landon  9-24-27  N2 
Landon  9-25-27  N10A 
Mable  1-21-27  L8 
Mable  1-22-27  L7 
Mable  1-23-27  L5 
Nancy  8-1-27D  L12 
Nancy  8-1-27D  N10 
Nancy  8-2-27D  N12 
Nancy  Hodges  8-1-27D  L12 
Nancy  Hodges  8-1-27D  N10 
Nancy  Hodges  8-2-27D  N12 
Oma  8-1-27  L12 
Oma  8-1-27  N10 
Oma  8-2-27  N12 
Velma  Miller  5-29-27  L32 
Velma  Miller  5-29-27  N2 

GARTON 

Christiana  4-16-27P  L7 
J.  B.  7-16-27  L7 
Nora  L.  4-16-27  L7 

GARVER 

D. ,  Mrs.  10-9-27  N6A 


GARVIN 

W.  G. ,  Mrs.  6-29-27  N2 
GARWITZ 

Joe  5-24-27D  N6 
GASAWAY 

Lula  5-22-27  N8B 
GASS 

John  P.,  Mrs.  7-28-27  Nl 
GASTON 

Anna  Derrick  6-5-27  L31 

Anna  Derrick  6-5-27  N2B 

W.  T.  4-16-27  L7 

William  B.  6-5-27M  L31 

William  B.  6-5-27M  N2B 
GATELEY 

John  S.  3-21-27  L8 
GATES 

Alice  5-22-27  N8B 

D.  F.  11-23-27D  L8 

D.  P.  11-22-27  LI 

D.  P.  11-23-27D  Nl 

D.  P.  11-24-27D  L14 

D.  P.  11-24-27D  N3 

D.  P.  7-26-27  L5 

D.  P.  7-27-27  L3 

Earl,  Mrs.  2-20-27D  L29 

Florence  11-24-27  N3 

G.  D.  11-24-27  N3 

George  11-22-27  LI 

George  11-23-27  L8 

George  11-23-27  Nl 

George  11-24-27  N3 

Hazel  7-12-27  L13 

Helen  10-22-27  L7 

Helen  4-16-27  L7 

Helen  7-12-27  L13 

J.  W.  11-24-27  N3 

Lola  Campbell  2-20-27D  L29 

Lola  M.  2-20-27D  L29 

Lola  M.  2-21-27D  N3 

Lola  M.  Campbell  2-21-27D  N3 

Mary  Elizabeth  7-15-27D  L6 

Mary  Elizabeth  7-16-27D  L12 

Mary  Elizabeth  7-17-27D  L27 

Mavis  11-24-27  N3 

Mollie  Justice  5-29-27  Nl 

Mollie  Justice  5-30-27  L9 

Opal  2-20-27  L29 

S.  H. ,  Mrs.  11-2-27  N8 

W.  C.  11-24-27  N3 


1349 


GATES  (cont.) 

W.  T.  S.  6-6-27  L14 
Winifred  11-24-27  N3 

GATT 

Amanda  C.  12-28-27  Nil 

GAULDING 

Effie  Harris  8-8-27  L12 
Effie  Harris  8-9-27  N12 
J.  T.  8-9-27  N12 

GAULT 

Claude  10-22-27P  L7 
Jacob  B.  1-22-27P  L7 

GAW 

Tony  8-13-27D  LI 
Tony  8-13-27D  Nl 
Tony  8-15-27D  N2 

GAYLOR 

Ada  10-22-27  L7 
G.  G.  10-22-27P  L7 
Irma  6-2-27  L5 
Irma  6-3-27  N12 

GEAR 

Helen  5-12-27DV  L8 
Helen  5-13-27DV  N9 
John  5-12-27DV  L8 
John  5-13-27DV  N9 

GEARY 

Charles,  Mrs.  12-24-27  L12 
Charles,  Mrs.  12-25-27  LI 6 
Charles,  Mrs.  12-25-27  N2A 

GEE 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  8-8-27  L12 
J.  W. ,  Mrs.  8-8-27  N10 
James  W.  2-11-27  Nl 
James  W.  2-12-27D  N12 
John  W.  2-11-27D  Nl 
John  W.  2-12-27  N12 

GEER 

Helen  1-13-27DV  L8 
John  1-13-27DV  L8 

GEETCH 

Lena  Van  Zandt  8-16-27  Nl 
Paul  8-16-27M  Nl 

GEHRETT 

George  W.  1-22-27  L7 
George  W.  7-16-27  L7 
Jennie  M.  1-22-27P  L7 
Jennie  M.  7-16-27P  L7 

GEIGER 

Henrietta  C.  7-29-27D  L22 


GEIGER  (cont.) 

Henrietta  C.  7-29-27D  L8 

Henrietta  C.  Bodge  7-28-27D  L10 

Henrietta  C.  Bodge  7-28-27D  N8 

W.  F.  7-29-27  L22 

Washington  F.,  Mrs.  7-28-27D  L10 

Washington  F.,  Mrs.  7-28-27D  N8 

Washington  F.,  Mrs.  7-29-27D  L8 
GELSHEIMER 

Alice  Robinson  12-25-27  L16 

Alice  Robinson  12-25-27  NIB 

Alice  Robinson  12-28-27  Lll 

Henry,  Mrs.  8-26-27  L23 

Paul  12-25-27M  L16 

Paul  12-25-27M  NIB 

Paul  F.  12-28-27M  Lll 
GENTRY 

Charles,  Mrs.  7-23-27  L6 

Charles,  Mrs.  7-24-27  N2B 

Jay  J.  4-16-27  L5 

Trimble  5-7-27  LI 

Trimble  5-7-27  N6 

infant  4-16-27D  L5 
GEORGE 

Carrie  Tully  3-13-27  L15 

Carrie  Tully  3-13-27  L21 

E.  A.  R.,  Mrs.  1-31-27D  L7 

Fred  3-27-27  L21 

Hazel  6-12-27  N5B 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  3-31-27  N3 

J.  W.  2-9-27  L8 

John  T.  7-24-27  N4C 

Lucy  Buford  7-24-27  N4C 

Raymond  3-13-27M  L15 

Raymond  3-13-27M  L21 

William,  Mrs.  12-1-27  L12 
GERARD 

Edward  B.  11-29-27DV  LI 

Jane  11-29-27DV  LI 
GERMAN 

Isabel  Stroup  1-5-27  L13 

Thomas  F.  1-5-27M  L13 
GERWITZ 

Joe  5-24-27D  L7 

Lawrence  5-24-27  L7 

Tom  5-24-27  L7 
GETCHELL 

Earl,  Mrs.  2-6-27  NIB 
GETTYS 

Charles  P.  8-1-27M  L12 


1350 


GETTYS  (cont.) 

Charles  P.  8-2-27M  Nl 
Charles  P.  8-2-27M  N12 
Ruth  M.  Carman  8-1-27  LI 2 
Ruth  M.  Carman  8-2-27  Nl 
Ruth  M.  Carman  8-2-27  N12 

GHOTHAM 

Agnes  Upton  8-11-27  L8 
Agnes  Upton  8-12-27  N3 

GIBBARD 

Lester  H.  9-11-27C  N2 

GIBBENS 

Dell  J.  12-23-27DV  L18 
Dell  J.  12-24-27DV  N12 
L.  K.  10-16-27  LI 
Lester  A.  12-23-27DV  L18 
Lester  A.  12-24-27DV  N12 

GIBBINS 

Bibal  12-22-27  Nil 

Bibas  12-21-27  L6 

Cora  12-21-27  L6 

Cora  12-22-27  Nil 

Mae  12-21-27  L6 

Mae  12-22-27  Nil 

Maude  12-21-27  L6 

Maude  12-22-27  Nil 

Sarah  12-22-27D  Nil 

Sarah  S.  12-20-27D  L6 

Sarah  S.  12-21-27D  L6 

William  H.,  Mrs.  12-21-27D  L6 

GIBBNEY 

Dora  A.  5-13-27DV  L22 
John  S.  5-13-27DV  L22 

GIBBONEY 

Dora  A.  4-23-27DV  LI 
Dora  A.  5-13-27DV  L22 
J.  S.  4-23-27DV  LI 
J.  S.  5-13-27DV  L22 

GIBBS 

Delia  Gurley  7-24-27  Nl 
Ernest  M.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Guy  C.  1-29-27  N4 
Guy  C.  4-16-27  L7 
Jean  1-29-27  N4 
Lillian  9-16-27DV  Nl 

GIBONEY 

C.  E.  3-9-27C  L8 
Cecil,  Mrs.  4-9-27D  L10 
Cecil,  Mrs.  4-9-27D  Nl 
Clara  Jane  4-10-27D  N2B 


GIBONEY  ( 

cont . ) 

CI 

ara 

Jane  4-9-27D  L10 

CI 

ara 

Jones  4-9-27D  Nl 

Dora 

A.  12-20-27DV  N2 

Dora 

A.  4-24-27DV  Nl 

Dora 

A.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Eldon 

4-9-27  L10 

Eldon 

4-9-27  Nl 

J. 

S. 

4-24-27DV  Nl 

J. 

S. 

5-13-27DV  N9 

John 

S.  12-20-27DV  N2 

Nora 

4-9-27  L10 

Nora 

4-9-27  Nl 

GIBSON 

Alfre 

d  12-11-27  L6 

B. 

B. 

12-20-27  N7 

C. 

C. 

12-19-27  L8 

C. 

C. 

12-19-27  N2 

C. 

C. 

12-20-27  Lll 

C. 

C. 

12-20-27  N7 

CI 

arence  7-31-27  N8B 

El 

izabeth  4-20-27  N8 

Et 

olia  12-19-27D  L8 

Et 

olia  12-19-27D  N2 

Etolia  12-20-27D  Lll 

Et 

olia  12-20-27D  N7 

George  F.  11-17-27DV  N8 

George  F.  11-18-27DV  LI 

Helen 

12-19-27  L8 

Helen 

12-20-27  Lll 

Helen 

12-20-27  N7 

Irvin 

K.  7-11-27M  L6 

Irvin 

K.  7-16-27M  Lll 

J. 

A. 

12-19-27  L8 

J. 

A. 

12-19-27  N2 

J. 

A. 

12-20-27  Lll 

J. 

A. 

12-20-27  N7 

J. 

A. 

7-31-27  N8B 

J. 

F. 

8-12-27  L3 

J. 

K. 

10-22-27  L7 

J. 

K. 

4-16-27  L7 

J. 

0. 

12-28-27  L2 

J. 

0. 

12-29-27  L8 

J. 

0. 

12-29-27  N3 

J. 

P. 

,  Mrs.  12-28-27D  L2 

J. 

P. 

,  Mrs.  12-29-27D  L8 

J. 

P. 

,  Mrs.  12-29-27D  N3 

J. 

R. 

12-28-27  L2 

J. 

R. 

12-29-27  L8 

J. 

R. 

12-29-27  N3 

1351 


GIBSON  (cont.) 

J.  W.  12-11-27  L7 

James  4-20-27  N8 

Lawrence  Eugene  12-11-27  L7 

Love  12-11-27  L7 

Lucy  J.  12-28-27  L2 

Lucy  J.  12-29-27  L8 

Lucy  J.  12-29-27  N3 

Matilda  11-17-27DV  N8 

Matilda  11-18-27DV  LI 

Myrtle  0.  Webb  7-11-27  L6 

Olive  Webb  7-16-27  Lll 

P.  B.  12-11-27A  L6 

R.  B.  12-19-27  L8 

R.  B.  12-19-27  N2 

R.  B.  12-20-27  Lll 

Rachel  Goddard  9-5-27  L7 

Rachel  Goddard  9-5-27  N10 

Ralph  7-31-27  N8B 

Theodocia  Thomas  9-20-27  N3 

Theodocia  Thomas  9-21-27  L12 

W.  A.  12-28-27  L2 

W.  A.  12-29-27  L8 

W.  A.  12-29-27  N3 

William  B.,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 

William  B.,  Mrs.  5-30-27  N3 

William  B.;  Mrs.  5-31-27  N2 

family  farm  7-31-27  N8B 

GIDEON 

Edna  Willoughby  4-17-27  N5 
Edna  Willoughby  4-18-27  L8 
Flora  11-22-27M  L16 
Flora  11-22-27M  Nl 
Flora  5-14-27DV  N2 
Flora  B.  3-24-27DV  Lll 
Flora  B.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Flora  B.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Flora  E.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Fred  E.  3-24-27DV  Lll 
Fred  E.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Fred  E.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Fred  E.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
James  L.  4-17-27M  N5 
James  L.  4-18-27M  L8 
T.  H.  4-16-27  L7 
T.  H.  7-16-27  L7 
T.  H.  9-20-27  N12 
Thomas  H.  1-22-27  L7 

GIERKE 

Effie  4-15-27DV  L12B 


GIERKE  (cont.) 

Effie  5-13-27DV  L22 

Effie  5-14-27DV  N2 

Mike  5-13-27DV  L22 

Mike  5-14-27DV  N2 

Mile  4-15-27DV  L12B 
GIESEL 

Dorothy  Skinner  6-24-27  L23 

Dorothy  Skinner  6-24-27  N5 

Hughferd  A.  6-24-27M  L23 

Hughfred  A.  6-24-27M  N5 
GIFFORD 

Martha  Frazee  7-16-27P  L7 

Pearl  7-16-27  L7 
GIFT 

Ed,  Mrs.  11-1-27  L16 

Ed,  Mrs.  11-1-27  N3 
GIGSON 

William  B.,  Mrs.  5-30-27  N3 
GILBERT 

Elsie  2-14-27DV  L9 

Elsie  5-12-27DV  L8 

Elsie  5-13-27DV  N9 

Elsie  M.  6-30-27M  L14 

G.  W.,  Mrs.  4-24-27  N12C 

Ira  E.  2-14-27DV  L9 

Ira  E.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Ira  E.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Lahoma  Moyer  6-15-27  LI 3 

Okla  Lahoma  Moyer  6-15-27  L13 

Orville  6-15-27M  L13 
GILHAM 

Nelle  2-10-27  N7 
GILLEM 

Mary  10-6-27M  Nl 
GILLESPIE 

Alta  7-2-27  L7 

C.  P. ,  Mrs.  7-18-27  L13 

Fannie  Willis  2-16-27  N7 

J.  A.  7-2-27  L7 

J.  H.  7-2-27  L7 

Lillian  7-2-27  L7 

Maggie  1-13-27D  L5 

Martha  M.  7-2-27  L7 

Mary  C.  7-2-27D  L7 

Mary  C.  7-3-27D  L19 

S.  E.  7-2-27  L7 
GILLETTE 

Jessie  Heckler  2-3-27  L4 


1352 


Mrs.  8-17- 


Mrs.  6-26 


GILLIAM 

Edna  6-5-27D  L31 

GILLIAN 

Mary  10-6-27M  LI 

GILLILAN 

Jess,  Mrs.  8-16- 

GILLILAND 
Jess, 

GILLIOZ 

M.  E.  . 

GILLISPIE 

Fannie  Willis  2- 

GILLOCK 

Marion,  Mrs.  12- 

GILMORE 

Bessie  2-7-27  L7 
Bessie  2-7-27  N3 
Bessie  2-8-27  L9 
D.  E.  2-7-27  L7 
D.  E.  2-7-27  N3 
Dee  12-30-27C  LI 
Dewey  5-18-27  N8 
Emma  2-7-27  L7 
Emma  2-7-27  N3 
Herbert  F.  6-7-2 
J.  B.  2-7-27  L7 
J.  B.  2-7-27  N3 
J.  B.,  jr.  2-7-2 
Jennie  Skelton  5 
Josephine  9-24-2 
Josephine  9-25-2 
Josephine  9-25-2 
Margaret  Hodges 
Margaret  Hodges 
Margaret  Hodges 
Mary  Frances  12- 
Maudie  2-25-27M 
Maudie  2-26-27M 
R.  C.  2-7-27  L7 
R.  C.  2-7-27  N3 
Robert  Karl  6-7 
W.  E.  2-7-27  L7 


2 

27  L16 
27  N3 
-27  N6B 
16-27  L10 
18-27D  N9C 


7C  L10 


7  N3 

-1-27  L29 
7D  L12 
7D  L31 
7D  N4A 
8-1-27  L12 
8-1-27  N10 
8-2-27  N12 
30-27B  L14 
L18 
L12 


W. 
W. 
W. 
W. 


E. 
M. 

S. 

s. 


2-7-27  N3 

Mrs.  9-25 
2-7-27  L7 
2-7-27  N3 
5-1-2 


William  S 
GIPSON 

Jim,  Mrs.  8-5-27 


27B  L10 

-27D  N4A 

7M  L29 
N3 


GISLER 

Delia  1-19-27  N12 

Delia  R.  1-26-27  L8 

Delia  1-18-27  L14 

Delia  1-19-27  L4 

Delia  1-20-27  L6 

Joseph  1-18-27  L14 

Joseph  1-19-27  N12 

Paul  1-18-27  L14 

Paul  1-19-27  N12 

Roy  1-18-27D  L14 

Roy  1-19-27D  L4 

Roy  1-19-27D  N12 

Roy  1-20-27D  L6 

GIST 

Ben,  Mrs.  8-6-27  L5 

GIVENS 

George  F.,  Mrs.  12-12-27  L9 

George  F.,  Mrs.  12-13-27  N3 

GLADSON 

Susie  11-15-27  L10 

Susie  11-16-27  N6 

Susie  11-22-27  L18 

GLASSCOCK 

Bernice  Jackson  11-20-27  N9C 

Eli  10-30-27D  N7B 

Elton  11-20-27M  N9C 

Hardy  10-30-27  N7B 

Margaret  10-30-27  N7B 

Marion  10-30-27  N7B 

Oliver  10-30-27  N7B 

R.  J.  4-23-27  N6 

Rebecca  10-30-27  N7B 

Sarah  10-30-27  N7B 

GLASSMOYER 

Chanler  Dean  5-13-27B  L22 

Owen  5-13-27C  L22 

GLAUBITZ 

Bruno  1-25-27  L3 

GLAZEBROOK 

Harry  5-15-27  N3C 

Michelene  5-15-27  N3C 

Virginia  5-14-27M  N3 

Virginia  5-15-27M  N3C 

GLAZIER 

Lawrence  9-18-27  NIB 

GLEEN 

Eva  11-22-27  L18 

GLEN 

John  M.  4-3-27DV  L9 

1353 


GLEN  (cont.) 

Nellie  4-3-27DV  L9 

GLENN 

Clarence  4-22-27M  N12 
Ernest  V.  1-21-27  L8 
Eva  11-22-27  L18 
Flossie  Taylor  4-22-27  N12 
Helen  5-31-27  N10 
J.  H. ,  Mrs.  11-18-27  L21 
James  9-1-27M  N8 
John  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 
John  M.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Katherine  10-1-27M  L12 
Katherine  10-2-27M  NIB 
Katherine  10-2-27M  N3A 
Madge  11-15-27  Nl 
Madge  11-18-27M  L21 
Madge  11-8 -27M  Nl 
Nellie  5-13-27DV  L22 
Nellie  5-13-27DV  N9 
Opha  Hardesty  9-1-27  N8 
Oscar  10-30-27C  N8A 
Verlin  5-31-27  N10 
William,  Mrs.  11-15-27  L10 
William,  Mrs.  11-16-27  N6 
family  reunion  5-31-27  N10 
infant  1-21-27D  L8 

GLICK 

Lucy  8-7-27  L7 

GLIDEWELL 

Irene  Moore  10-16-27  N7B 
Mabel  Noaks  8-31-27  L10 
Mabel  Noaks  8-31-27  N12 
Mabel  Noaks  9-1-27  N8 
Mary  A.  3-24-27  L4 
Wyatt  10-16-27M  N7B 

GLORE 

William  H.  8-27-27C  Nl 

GLOSS IP 

Herschel  3-24-27DV  N6 
Herschel  5-14-27DV  LI 
Irene  3-24-27DV  N6 
Irene  5-14-27DV  LI 

GLOVER 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  11-11-27  L22 
A.  C. ,  Mrs.  11-11-27  Nil 

GOAD 

G.  W.  10-22-27  L7 
Minnie  K.  10-22-27P  L7 


GOBLE 

Bell  Conley  6-19-27  L27 
George  F.  2-14-27D  Nl 

GODDARD 

Austa  4-28-27  N2 

Austa  4-29-27  N12 

Austa  Barnhart  4-28-27  L12 

C.  C.  8-18-27  N3 

C.  C.  8-21-27  N6B 

David  H.  9-5-27  L7 

David  H.  9-5-27  N10 

F.  C.  8-18-27  N3 

F.  C.  8-21-27  N6B 

James  H.  8-18-27  N3 

James  H.  8-21-27  N6B 

James  H.  9-5-27D  L7 

James  H.  9-5-27D  N10 

Joseph  M.  9-5-27  L7 

Joseph  M.  9-5-27  N10 

Mahala  9-5-27  L7 

Mahala  9-5-27  N10 

Mary  9-5-27  L7 

Mary  9-5-27  N10 

Mary  E.  8-18-27D  N3 

Mary  E.  Larkin  8-18-27D  N3 

0.  C.  8-21-27  N6B 

0.  E.  8-18-27  N3 

Rachel  9-5-27  L7 

Rachel  9-5-27  N10 

S.  D.  8-21-27  N6B 

S.  D.  9-5-27  L7 

S.  D.  9-5-27  N10 

S.  D. ,  Mrs.  8-18-27D  N3 

GODDART 

B.  F. ,  Mrs.  6-20-27  L14 

GODFREY 

Donald  M.  1-22-27P  L7 
E.  H.  9-18-27  NIB 
E.  H. ,  Mrs.  4-7-27  L14 
E.  H. ,  Mrs.  4-7-27  N2 
Edward  H.  1-22-27  L7 
Virginia  Rose  9-20-27  N12 

GODKINS 

Don,  Mrs.  4-23-27  L10 

GOIN 

George  Milton  8-10-27  L5 

GOLDEN 

Irene  9-18-27  NIB 
Mable  10-16-27M  N7B 


1354 


GOLDSTEIN 

Lucille  Herron  8-14-27D  N3A 
GOMER 

Agnes  Pyle  9-2-27  N12 

G.  H.  9-2-27C  N12 

Heroledda  Jane  9-2-27B  N12 
GOOCH 

Blond  5-14-27C  L10 

Derrel  Patrick  5-14-27B  L10 

G.  A.  2-13-27  Lll 

Grant,  Mrs.  2-9-27  L9 
GOOD 

E.  G.  10-24-27  N10 

J.  W.  3-3-27  L2 
GOODART 

6-21-27  L10 

B.  F. ,  Mrs.  6-20-27  N10 
GOODE 

Charles  G.  12-3-27  L12 

Charles  G.  12-3-27  N12 

Charles  Junior  12-6-27D  L14 

Charles  W.  12-3-27D  L12 

Charles  W.  12-3-27D  N12 

E. ,  Mrs.  12-17-27  N12 

G.  W.  12-6-27  L14 

Grace  3-5-27  LI 

Grace  3-6-27  LI 

Katherine  3-5-27  LI 

Katherine  3-6-27  LI 

Liv  3-13-27  L38 

Lorene  12-3-27  N12 

Lorene  12-6-27  L14 

Lowell  12-3-27  N12 

Lowell  12-6-27  L14 

R.  L.  3-13-27  L38 

R.  L.  3-5-27D  L10 

R.  L.  3-6-27D  LI 

R.  L.  6-6-27  N3 

Raymond  12-3-27  N12 

Raymond  12-6-27  L14 

Richard  Livingston  3-5-27D  LI 

Richard  Livingston  3-6-27  LI 

Richard  Livingston  3-7-27D  L8 
GOODHUE 

E.  S.  9-15-27  N3 

James  9-15-27  N3 

Jennie  Louise  9-15-27  N3 

Miriam  9-23-27  N15 

W.  J.  9-15-27  N3 


GOODIN 

L.  J. ,  Mrs.  5-10-27  N6 
L.  J. ,  Mrs.  5-9-27  L8 

GOODNIGHT 

Cora  11-20-27D  L2 
David  4-10-27  L28 

GOODPASTURE 

Jesse  9-26-27  LI 
Jesse  9-27-27  N12 
Lillie  9-26-27  LI 
Lillie  9-27-27  N12 

GOODRICH 

Mary  Garrett  1-26-27  L7 
Mary  Garrett  1-27-27  N10 

GOODSON 

Estella  1-13-27DV  L8 
Frank  E.  1-13-27DV  L8 
Smith,  Mrs.  6-21-27  L10 
Smith,  Mrs.  6-21-27  N3 

GOODWIN 

Corbett  5-16-27M  L8 
J.  West  10-9-27D  L42 
Marcus  8-6-27D  L12 
Marcus  8-7-27D  L13 
Marcus  8-7-27D  N2A 
Thelma  Herron  5-16-27  L8 

GORDAN 

H.  M.  1-19-27DV  N3 
Jennie  1-19-27DV  N3 

GORDMAN 

L.  J.,  Mrs.  4-15-27  L12B 
L.  J. ,  Mrs.  4-15-27  N3 

GORDON 

Enoch  4-10-27  LI 
H.  M.  1-14-27DV  L15 
H.  M.  10-2-27DV  L29 
H.  M.  10-2-27DV  N2B 
H.  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Jennie  1-14-27DV  L15 
Jennie  10-2-27DV  L29 
Jennie  10-2-27DV  N2B 
Jennie  5-13-27DV  L22 
U.  A.  4-3-27C  L30 
U.  A.  4-3-27C  NIB 

GORMAN 

Joe  11-23-27M  Nl 
Joe  11-23-27M  N8 
Lenore  1-22-27P  L7 
Mabel  8-16-27  L16 
Mary  Quick  11-23-27  Nl 


1355 


GORMAN  (cont.) 

Mary  Quick  11-23-27  N8 

0.  E.  1-22-27  L7 
GORRELL 

A.  H.  11-2-27D  N8 

A.  H.  11-3-27D  L12 

A.  H.  11-3-27D  N3 

A.  H.  11-3-27P  N12 

Anna  11-2-27  N8 

Hinton  11-2-27  N8 

John  D.  11-2-27  N8 

0.  F.  11-2-27  N8 

Ove  11-3-27  N12 
GOSE 

Frances  1-30-27  L10 

G.  W.  1-30-27  L10 

Lester  1-30-27  L10 

Robert  1-30-27  L10 
GOSHHORN 

Elmer,  Mrs.  11-15-27  L10 
GOSHORN 

Elmer,  Mrs.  11-16-27  N6 
GOSHORNE 

Bertha  11-22-27  L18 
GOSS 

Bert  C.  4-19-27  L10 

Elva  9-17-27M  L12 

Elva  9-18-27M  NIB 

George,  Mrs.  3-31-27  LI 4 

George,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 

J.  L.,  Mrs.  10-23-27  L18B 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  10-25-27  N7 

Manie  10-9-27M  L16 

Marie  10-9-27M  N10B 

Oscar  Lee  10-22-27P  L7 

Oscar  Lee  4-16-27P  L7 

Pauline  Baer  10-9-27  N10B 

Pauline  Barr  10-9-27  L16 

Salome  J.  4-16-27P  L7 
GOSSELIN 

Joseph  12-8-27  N12 

Sarah  Euphrasia  12-8-27  N12 
GOSSETT 

Julia  Anna  6-27-27D  L12 

Julia  Anna  6-27-27D  N10 
GOTT 

Amanda  C.  12-28-27  L9 

Mary  A.  12-3-27DV  L6 

Mary  A.  12-3-27DV  Nl 

Naomi  Ramadine  11-5-27B  N12 


GOTT  (cont.) 

Noama  Ramadine  11-20-27B  L31 

Ona  11-20-27M  L31 

Ona  G.  11-20-27M  NIB 

Ona  G.  11-20-27M  N5B 

Pauline  Brennan  11-5-27  N12 

Ray  11-20-27C  L31 

Ray  11-5-27C  N12 

Ray  D.  12-3-27DV  Nl 

Roy  D.  12-3-27DV  L6 

William  E.  5-24-27C  N7 
GOTTFRIED 

C.  5-12-27  L18 

C.  K.  5-12-27  L18 

William  H.,  Mrs.  4-28-27  L12 

William  H.,  Mrs.  4-29-27  N12 
GOURLEY 

Henry,  Mrs.  2-13-27  N6C 
GOUTY 

Dan  1-22-27P  L7 

E.  Z.  1-22-27  L7 

Mildred  1-22-27P  L7 

Neva  1-22-27P  L7 
GRABAST 

Alva,  Mrs.  12-28-27D  L12 

James  Alva  12-28-27  L12 

Oredia  C.  12-28-27D  L12 

Oredia  C.  Laffoon  12-28-27D  L12 
GRABEEL 

Belle  McSwain  4-23-27  N3 
GRABUL 

Belle  McSwain  4-22-27  L18 
GRACE 

Ed,  Mrs.  8-23-27  L14 

Ed,  Mrs.  8-24-27  L8 

Ed,  Mrs.  8-24-27  N8 
GRACEY 

Gertrude  9-16-27  L18 
GRADY 

William  5-29-27D  N8C 
GRAF 

Johanna  12-23-27  L18 

Johanna  5-16-27  L13 

Johanna  5-16-27  N5 

John  12-24-27D  L8 

John  12-24-27D  N12 

John  F.  12-23-27D  L18 

John  Frederick  12-23-27  L18 

John  Frederick  5-15-27  L20 

John  Frederick  5-16-27  L13 


1356 


4-14-27  N2 
4-8-27  N7 


GRAF  (cont.) 

John  H.  5-16-27  N5 
Julia  5-16-27M  L13 
Julia  5-16-27M  N5 
Julia  F.  5-14-27M  N3 
Julia  F.  5-15-27M  L20 
Julia  Fredricka  4-6-27E  N5 
Theo  4-6-27  N5 
Theo,  Mrs.  4-24-27  L34 
Theodore  12-23-27  L18 
Theodore  5-16-27  N5 
Theodore,  Mrs.  4-13-27  L8 
Theodore,  Mrs 
Theodore,  Mrs 

GRAHAM 

,  Father  4-10-27  N12C 

Esther  7-19-27  L16 
Esther  7-21-27  N5 

GRAINGE 

Emil  R.  11-13-27M  N2C 
Mary  Wasson  11-13-27  N2C 

GRANDSTAFF 

W.  M. ,  Mrs.  12-19-27  L8 
W.  M. ,  Mrs.  12-19-27  N2 

GRANES 

Arthur  H.  5-5-27M  L4 
Ethlyn  Griffin  5-5-27  L4 

GRANT 

Clara  Mae  4-1-27B  L13 

Effie  Johnson  4-1-27  L13 

Ernest  Lee  2-28-27D  L10 

Ernest  Lee  3-2-27D  L8 

Ernestine  5-20-27  L22 

Fern  3-2-27  L8 

J.  I.  12-25-27  N5B 

Marvin  2-28-27  L10 

Marvin  3-2-27  L8 

Myrtle  Phipps  11-6-27  NIB 

Vincent  P.  4-1-27C  L13 

GRANTHAM 

Ada  8-25-27DV  L8 
Ada  8-28-27DV  N7A 
Arrie  9-2-27M  L9 
Arrie  9-2-27M  Nl 
Arrle  9-2-27M  Nl 
Dee  6-19-27  L16 
Dennis  6-19-27  L16 
Horace  7-9-27M  L10 
Howard  6-19-27  L16 
I.  G. ,  Mrs.  12-21-27  L6 


GRANTHAM  (cont.) 

I.  G. ,  Mrs.  12-21-27  N2 

Ina  Branam  7-9-27  L10 

Isaiah  8-25-27DV  L8 

Isaiah  8-28-27DV  N7A 

Jim  6-19-27  L16 

Joe  6-19-27  L16 

John  6-19-27  L16 

Silas  6-19-27  L16 

family  reunion  6-19-27  L16 

family  reunion  6-19-27  N6B 
GRAVELY 

J.  J.  8-10-27  L12 

family  of  Polk  Co.  2-19-27  Nl 
GRAVES 

Alfred  I.  3-16-27DV  N10 

Alfred  I.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Arthur  5-14-27M  N6 

Arthur  H.  5-12-27M  N 

Arthur  H.  5-5-27M  N6 

Dorothy  J.  3-16-27DV  N10 

Dorothy  Jewell  5-12-27DV  L8 

Ethelyn  Griffin  5-12-27  N 

Ethelyn  Griffin  5-14-27  N6 

Ethlyn  Griffin  5-5-27  N6 

John  R.  10-2-27  L31 

Mildred  4-16-27P  L7 

Susie  Hayes  8-25-27  L8 

Susie  Hayes  8-26-27  N2 
GRAVITT 

Ruth  S.  10-2-27M  NIB 

Ruth  S.  10-2-27M  N2A 
GRAY 

Blanche  8-8-27  L4 

Blanche  8-8-27  Nl 

Cloine  12-14-27  Lll 

Corine  12-15-27  N6 

Corine  12-16-27  N15 

Edna  8-8-27  L4 

Edna  8-8-27  Nl 

Harry  E.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Herbert  Stanley  12-14-27D  Lll 

Herbert  Stanley  12-15-27D  N6 

Herbert  Stanley  12-16-27D  N15 

Jack  8-8-27  L4 

Jack  8-8-27  Nl 

Katherine  Gardner  1-13-27DV  L8 

Lottie  11-27-27  L28 

Marion  8-8-27  L4 

Marion  8-8-27  Nl 


1357 


GRAY  (cont.) 

Opal  8-8-27  L4 
Opal  8-8-27  Nl 
Pauline  3-6-27  L30 
S.  R.  2-4-27C  L6 
Theo,  Mrs.  4-7-27  L14 
Wallace  Reid  2-4-27B  L6 
infant  12-15-27D  N6 
infant  12-16-27D  N15 

GREATHOUSE 

Celia  7-16-27P  L7 
Robert  5-3-27C  N3 

GREEN 

A.  H.  8-30-27  L12 

A.  H.  8-30-27  Nil 

A.  H. ,  Mrs.  5-22-27  Nl 

Anderson  3-5-27  L12 

Anderson  3-6-27  L3  0 

Charles  4-24-27  L18 

Charles  5-8-27  L9 

Charles  Delbert  3-9-27C  L8 

Elmer  E.  1-9-27M  N5B 

Ethel  L.  Lee  1-9-27  N5B 

Eunice  L.  Traw  8-7-27  L32 

Eunice  L.  Traw  8-7-27  Nl 

Eunice  L.  Traw  8-7-27  NIB 

Frances  Lucile  4-19-27B  L10 

James  A.  8-7-2 7M  L32 

James  A.  8-7-27M  Nl 

James  A.  8-7-27M  NIB 

Letia  Holland  3-27-27  L31 

Margaret  Louis  3-9-27B  L8 

Mary  Martha  11-18-27M  L3 

Mary  Martha  11-18-27M  Nl 

Pony  5-13-27  L26 

Pony  5-13-27  N9 

S.  R.  4-19-27C  L10 

Vina  5-8-27  L9 

Vina  Edens  4-24-27  L18 

infant  5-13-27D  L26 

infant  5-13-27D  N9 

GREENE 

Arthur  8-26-27  LI 
Arthur  H.  8-26-27  Nl 
Edward  8-26-27D  LI 
Edward  Donnold  8-26-27D  Nl 
Kenneth  8-26-27  LI 
Kenneth  8-26-27  Nl 
Robert  8-26-27  LI 
Robert  8-26-27  Nl 


GREENE  COUNTY 

old  records  3-31-27  L7 
GREENFIELD 

Harland  B.  12-2-27DV  L8 

Jewel  Edmondson  1-22-27  L7 

Jewel,  Mrs.  1-23-27  N2B 

Jewell  12-2-27DV  L8 

Jewell  Edmondson  1-23-27  L5 
GREENUP 

Ed,  Mrs.  8-13-27  LI 

Ed,  Mrs.  8-13-27  Nl 

Lucy  Bruton  7-24-27  L2  5 
GREENWOOD 

Lula  Mae  1-31-27M  L13 
GREEVER 

Virgil  4-16-27  L7 
GREGG 

Bertha  Mills  4-18-27  L8 

Bertha  Mills  4-19-27  N2 
GREGORY 

Melissia  Cook  7-15-27  L6 
GREIG 

Ed  10-16-27  N7B 

Robert  10-16-27D  N7B 
GRETHEL 

Lena  Vanzandt  8-16-27  L2 

Paul  8-16-27M  L2 
GREVILLIUS 

Edna  5-10-27  L16 

Edna  5-10-27  N6 

Edna  Cheffey  5-11-27  L12 

Edna  Cheffey  5-11-27  N6 

Edna  Cheffey  5-9-27  L8 
GREY 

Harley  2-2-27M  L17 

Savannah  Reagan  2-2-27  L17 
GRIDER 

Geraldine  10-16-27M  L5 

Geraldine  10-16-27M  N10B 

Geraldine  10-16-27M  NIB 
GRIFFETH 

Chloris  Louise  1-26-27M  Lll 

Everett  1-26-27  Lll 

H.  0.  1-26-27  Lll 

Jean  1-26-27  Lll 

Neal  1-26-27  Lll 
GRIFFIN 

Charles  S.  6-22-27M  L13 

Cora  2-3-27  L4 

Ethelyn  5-12-27M  N 


1358 


2-14-27  L10 
2-12-27D  LIO 
2-12-27D  N12 
2-13-27D  L36 
2-13-27D  N9 
8-14-27  N7A 


RIFFIN  (cont.) 

Ethelyn  5-14-27M  N6 
Ethlyn  5-5-27M  L4 
Ethlyn  5-5-27M  N6 
Inez  Jenkins  6-22-27  L13 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27  L8 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27  N5 
Susan  12-4-27D  L2 
GRIFFITH 

B .  F . ,  Mrs . 
Benjamin  F. 
Benjamin  F. 
Benjamin  F. 
Benjamin  J. 

C.  J.,  Mrs. 
Charles  2-12-27  LIO 
Charles  2-12-27  N12 
Charles  6-22-27M  N5 
Charles  L.  6-19-27M  NIB 
Charles  S.  2-16-27  LIO 
Charles  S.  2-16-27  N7 

D.  L.  2-16-27  LIO 
D.  L.  2-16-27  N7 
Estella  12-12-27D  L16 
Frank  2-12-27  LIO 
Frank  2-12-27  N12 
Hannah  B.  2-16-27D  LIO 
Hannah  B.  2-16-27D  N7 
Harry  2-12-27  LIO 
Harry  2-12-27  N12 
Harry  G.  1-13-27DV  L8 
Hazel  Dean  2-12-27  LIO 
Hazel  Dean  2-12-27  N12 
Inez  C.  Jenkins  6-19-27  NIB 
Inez  Jenkins  6-22-27  N5 

J.  Harry  2-16-27  LIO 
J.  Henry  2-16-27  N7 
Jane  2-12-27  LIO 
Jane  2-12-27  N12 
Jess  2-12-27  LIO 
Jess  2-12-27  N12 
Martin  2-12-27  LIO 
Martin  2-12-27  N12 
May  1-13-27DV  L8 
Sam  2-12-27  LIO 
Sam  2-12-27  N12 
William,  Mrs.  5-1-27  N8B 
GRIGG 

/Anna  p.  956 
Emma  p.  956 


GRIGGS 

Loretta  May  7-21-27B  L9 

Porter  7-21-27C  L9 
GRIMES 

Loyd  E.  12-25-27M  L18 

Martha  E.  Anderson  12-25-27  Lli 
GRIMMETT 

Juanita  5-13-27M  L26 

Juanita  5-14-27M  N3 
GRISHAM 

Charles  7-20-27  N8 

Herbert  7-20-27D  N8 
GRISWOLD 

Cecil  1-13-27DV  L8 

Cecil  1-14-27DV  L15 

Ruth  1-13-27DV  L8 

Ruth  M.  1-14-27DV  L15 
GROBE 

O.  J. ,  Mrs.  9-10-27  L8 

O.  J. ,  Mrs.  9-3-27  L12 
GROTY 

Franklin  M.  2-20-27  Nl 

Louise  6-12-27  L31 
GROVE 

A.  F. ,  Mrs.  9-13-27  L15 

A.  F. ,  Mrs.  9-13-27  N5 

Charles  1-16-27D  L5 

Charles  F.  1-10-27D  L6 

Charles  F.  1-11-27D  L6 

H.  A.  9-13-27  L15 

H.  V.  5-1-27  L25 

H.  V.  5-1-27  N3C 

H.  V.  5-24-27  L17 

H.  V.  5-24-27  N5 

Harold  5-22-27M  Lll 

Harold  V.  5-1-27E  L25 

Harold  V.  5-1-27E  N3C 

Harold  V.  5-22-27M  N3B 

Harold  V.  5-24-27M  L17 

Harold  V.  5-24-27M  N5 

Harold,  Mrs.  10-9-27  L30 

L.  B.  8-14-27  N3C 

L.  B.  8-15-27  Lll 

L.  B.  9-13-27  L15 

L.  B.  9-13-27  N5 

Leonard  5-10-27C  L16 

Leonard  5-11-27C  N2 

Ray  9-13-27  L15 

Ruth  E.  Hay  5-22-27  Lll 

Ruth  E.  Hay  5-22-27  N3B 


1359 


GROVE  (cont.) 

Ruth  Hay  5-24-27  L17 
Ruth  Hay  5-24-27  N5 
Vivian  8-14-27E  N3C 
Vivian  8-15-27E  Lll 
Vivian  9-11-27M  L31 
Vivian  9-11-27M  Nl 
Vivian  H.  9-13-27M  L15 
Vivian  H.  9-13-27M  N5 

GROVER 

Alice  6-30-27M  L14 

GROVES 

Dollie  4-20-27  L8 
Minnie  Smith  6-29-27  L10 
Minnie  Smith  6-29-27  N2 
Rodney  7-31-27  N 
Thomas  7-31-2 7D  N 
Thomas  7-31-27D  N10B 
infant  4-20-27D  L8 

GRUBER 

Harry,  Mrs.  9-10-27  N5 
Mabel  5-13-27DV  L22 
P.  C.  5-13-27DV  L22 

GRUBERT 

Harry,  Mrs.  10-23-27  N3C 

GRUNER 

Mabel  10-24-27DV  L14 
P.  C.  10-24-27DV  L14 

GRUVER 

Mabel  1-14-27DV  L15 
P.  C.  1-14-27DV  L15 

GUENTHER 

Freda  1-1-27M  N3 

GUINN 

Anna  Bibyue  1-22-27  L5 
Anna  Bilyeu  1-22-27  L5 
C.  B.  6-15-27  L2 
Ed  1-22-27M  L5 
Eddie  7-31-27E  L19 
J.  E.  7-31-27  L19 
J.  E.  9-23-27  L23 
J.  E.  9-23-27M  L23 
John  C.  6-15-27P  L2 
John  C.  6-9-27D  LI 
Lottie  6-15-27  L2 
Ruth  Frazier  9-23-27  L23 

GUINNEY 

Daniel  7-24-27D  N10B 

GULEY 

Gulien,  Mrs.  5-9-27  L8 


GULICH 

G.  L. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27  L18 
GULICK 

Frank  P.  9-11-27C  N9B 

G.  L. ,  Mrs.  9-3-27  N3 
GUMMERSBACH 

Catherine  M.  Quinn  10-2-27  L20 

Catherine  M.  Quinn  10-21-27  L22 

Catherine  M.  Quinn  10-21-27  Nl 

Catherine  M.  Quinn  10-22-27  Lll 

Catherine  Quinn  10-22-27  N5 

Catherine  Quinn  10-23-27  L3B 

Catherine  Quinn  10-23-27  N3C 

Ed  10-22-27  Lll 

Ed  10-22-27  Nl 

Elizabeth  9-18-27  L20 

Gene  10-22-27  Lll 

Gene  10-22-27  Nl 

Gene  10-23-27  N3C 

Joseph  10-23-27  N3C 

Joseph  9-18-27  L20 

Joseph  9-18-27  N3C 

Joseph,  Mrs.  10-22-27  Lll 

Joseph,  Mrs.  10-22-27  Nl 

Louis  10-22-27M  Lll 

Louis  10-23-27M  L3B 

Louis  9-18-27E  L20 

Louis  H.  10-2-27M  L20 

Louis  H.  10-21-27M  L22 

Louis  H.  10-21-27M  Nl 

Louis  H.  10-22-27M  N5 

Louis  H.  10-23-27M  N3C 

Louis  H.  9-18-27E  N3C 

Louis  H.  9-29-27E  N5 

Mary  10-22-27  Lll 

Mary  10-22-27  Nl 

Mary  10-23-27  N3C 

Vic  10-22-27  Lll 

Vic  10-22-27  Nl 
GUNDERSON 

G.  N.  5-13-27  LI 
GUNTER 

Charles  11-15-27  L10 

Charles  11-15-27  N12 

James  F.  11-15-27  L10 

James  F.  11-15-27  N12 

John  11-15-27  L10 

John  11-15-27  N12 

Mattie  11-15-27  N12 

Nancy  McCollum  9-26-27  L13 


1360 


GUNTER  (cont.) 

Nancy  McCollum  9-26-27  Nl 
Orville  11-15-27  L10 
Orville  11-15-27  N12 


R. 

R. 

GURLEY 

A. 


R.  H.  11-15-27D  L10 

R.  H.  11-15-27D  N12 

H.  11-16-27D  L9 

H.  11-16-27D  N6 


E.  7-20-27  Nl 
A.  E.  7-24-27  Nl 
Cora  4-16-27P  L7 
Delia  7-24-27  Nl 
M.  A. ,  Mrs.  7-20-27  Nl 
M.  A. ,  Mrs.  7-24-27  Nl 
Nora  7-24-27  Nl 
Ralph  7-20-27  Nl 
Ralph  7-24-27  LI 
Ralph  7-24-27  Nl 
Roy  7-24-27D  LI 
Roy  C.  7-20-27  Nl 
7-24-27D  LI 
7-24-27D  Nl 
7-25-27D  N10 
7-25-27D  N3 
7-26-27D  L6 
4-16-27  L7 
7-24-27  Nl 
7-20-27  Nl 
7-24-27  Nl 


Roy  C. 

Roy  C. 

Roy  C. 

Roy  C. 

Roy  C. 

S.  H. 

W.  A. 

W.  B. 

W.  B. 
GUSTAFSON 

C.  A.  1-22-27P  L7 

John  6-27-27D  L3 

John  6-27-27D  N10 
GUSTIN 

Betty  6-22-27  N12 

J.  D.  6-21-27  L10 

J.  D.  6-22-27  N12 

J.  D. ,  Mrs.  8-29-27  N10 

M.  W. ,  Mrs.  6-21-27D  L10 

M.  W.;  Mrs.  6-22-27D  N12 

Paul  6-22-27  N12 

Sallie  E.  6-21-27D  L10 

Sallie  E.  6-22-27D  M12 

Sallie  E.  6-22-27D  N8 

Sallie  E.  Manes  6-22-27D  N12 

Sallie  F.  Manes  6-21-27D  L10 
GUTHRIDGE 

Lela  Keys  12-27-27  N6 


GUTHRIE 

Lee,  Mrs.  6-22-27D  L8 

Lee,  Mrs.  6-22-27D  Nl 

Lee,  Mrs.  6-22-27D  N8 

Maurice  6-22-27  N8 

Mildred  6-22-27  N8 

Nell  Peacher  3-10-27M  L13 

R.  C. ,  Mrs.  6-22-27D  L8 

R.  C. ,  Mrs.  6-22-27D  N8 
GUTRIDGE 

Lela  Keys  12-26-27  L15 
GUYETTE 

Helen  7-16-27P  L7 
GUYTON 

Albert  M.,  Mrs.  10-31-27D  Nl 
HAAS 

Stella  E.  1-14-27DV  L15 

Stewart  1-14-27DV  L15 
HACKER 

Amanda  7-3-27  L3 

J.  B.  9-16-27  L17 

J.  B.  9-17-27  L12 

J.  B.  9-17-27  N3 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  2-10-27  L6 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  2-9-27  L9 

Joseph  7-3-27  L3 

Joseph  William  9-16-27D  L17 

Joseph  William  9-17-27D  L12 

Joseph  William  9-17-27D  N3 

infant  9-16-27D  L17 

infant  9-17-27D  L12 
HACKNEY 

I.  M.  12-1-27D  L5 
HACKWORTH 

Helen  8-26-27M  L23 

Helen  8-27-27M  N5 

T.  W.  8-27-27  N5 

Thomas  W.  8-26-27  L23 
HADEN 

Blake  3-31-27DV  L14 

Blake  4-1-27DV  N9 

Blake  5-13-27DV  L22 

Blake  5-14-27DV  N2  , 

Martha  1-18-27  LI 

Pearl  3-31-27DV  L14 

Pearl  4-1-27DV  N9 

Pearl  5-13-27DV  L22 

Pearl  5-14-27DV  N2 
HADLEY 

C.  H. ,  Mrs.  8-7-27  L26 


1361 


HAFLINGER 

Jacob  J.  8-27-27M  L12 

Jacob  J.  8-27-27M  Nl 

Ollie  Wise  8-27-27  L12 

Ollie  Wise  8-27-27  Nl 
HAGA 

B.  B.  11-12-27  L12 

B.  B.  11-12-27  N3 

J.  J.  11-12-27  L12 

J.  J.  11-12-27  N3 

Margaret  11-12-27D  L.12 

Margaret  11-12-27D  N3 
HAGAN 

Berta  6-3-27DV  L19 

Berta  6-3-27DV  Nl 

Berta  9-17-27DV  N3 

Thomas  C.  6-3-27DV  LI 9 

Thomas  C.  6-3-27DV  Nl 

Thomas  C.  9-17-27DV  N3 
HAGAR 

Florence  Laferne  12-23-27M  L18 
HAGEMAN 

Louise  Soltow  7-3-27  L3 
HAGEN 

Berta  9-16-27DV  L6 

Owen,  Mrs.  3-10-27  L8 

Thomas  C.  9-16-27DV  L6 
HAGERMAN 

Clifford  6-5-27DV  N4A 

Ethel  6-5-27DV  N4A 
HAGEWOOD 

Daisy  May  9-18-27M  L7 

Daisy  May  9-18-27M  NIB 

Delta  3-12-27M  L10 

Samuel  10-22-27P  L7 

Samuel  4-16-27P  L7 
HAGGARD 

W.  C.  7-16-27P  L7 

William  A.  7-16-27  L7 
HAGLER 

E.  L.  4-17-27M  N8B 

Fannie  Jacobs  4-17-27  N8B 
HAGOOD 

R.  B. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27D  N7B 
HAGUEWOOD 

J.  B. ,  Mrs.  3-20-27  LI 

Laura  3-20-27  LI 

Louverna  3-20-27  LI 

M.  C.  3-20-27  LI 

Theodocia  3-20-27  LI 


HAGUEWOOD  (cont.) 

W.  J.  3-20-27  LI 

HAILEY 

Lizzie  1-11-27  L6 

HAINES 

Henry  1-8-27D  L10 
Henry  1-9-27D  N5 
Jack,  Mrs.  8-25-27  L8 
Jack,  Mrs.  8-26-27  N2 
L.  J. ,  Mrs.  2-14-27  L16 
L.  J. ,  Mrs.  2-14-27  Nl 

HAINEY 

Jim,  Mrs.  2-12-27  N12 

HALDEMAN 

E.  11-24-27  LI 
Eugene  F.  4-16-27P  L7 
J.  D.  4-16-27  L7 

HALDIMAN 

Margaret  DeWein  2-16-27  L10 

HALE 

Alexander  4-16-27P  L7 
Aubrey  8-23-27C  L14 
Bessie  Fuller  6-12-27  N6B 
Edna  E.  12-28-27M  Lll 
Edna  E.  12-28-27M  Nl 
Elizabeth  Norton  6-15-27  L8 
Elizabeth  Norton  6-15-27  N8 
Elsie  M.  Gilbert  6-30-27  L14 
Eugene  7-22-27C  L6 
G.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-22-27  Lll 
G.  C.,  Mrs.  5-22-27  N7A 
L.  C. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27  NIB 
Mary  M.  4-16-27  L7 
Norma  Jean  8-23-27B  L14 
Oscar  D.  6-30-27M  L14 
Robert  6-15-27M  L8 
Robert  M.  6-15-27M  N8 

HALES 

Clarence  5-17-27  N7 
Cleo  5-17-27  N7 
Harold  5-17-27  N7 
Jimmie  5-17-27  N7 
Lester  5-17-27D  L12 
Lester  5-17-27D  N7 
Lester  5-18-27D  L10 
Lester  5-18-27D  N12 
Marcell  5-17-27  N7 
Martha  Ann  5-17-27  N7 
Maxie  5-17-27  N7 
Pauline  5-17-27  N7 


1362 


HALES  (cont.) 

Ralph  5-17-27  N7 
Thelma  5-17-27  N7 
Viola  5-17-27  N7 
William  H.  5-17-27  L12 
William  H.  5-17-27  N7 

HALL 

A.  P.  p.  956 

Alice  12-7-27  L6 

Alice  12-7-27  N2 

Archie  B.  6-29-27D  L10 

Archie  B.  6-29-27D  N2 

Archie  B.  7-20-27P  Nl 

Arthur  3-27-27M  L20 

Austin  8-9-27M  Nl 

Austin  9-10-27M  N16 

Austin  9-9-27M  L7 

Bertie  12-7-27  L6 

Bertie  12-7-27  N2 

Charles  A.  9-18-27  NIB 

Clair  R.  9-15-27DV  L15 

Clair  R.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Clarence  6-26-27  N10B 

Dorothy  6-26-27  N10B 

Edith  Lawrence  8-9-27  Nl 

Edith  Lawrence  9-10-27  N16 

Edith  Lawrence  9-9-27  L7 

Edith  M.  Thompson  9-24-27  L12 

Edith  M.  Thompson  9-25-27  N4A 

Ellen  7-15-27  L6 

Elmer  Lloyd  12-27-27  L6 

Elmer  Lloyd  12-27-27  N6 

Elvis  M.  10-29-27DV  N7 

Fadra  12-30-27  L14 

Florence  6-26-27  N10B 

Florence  9-16-27  N 

Frances  10-29-27DV  N7 

Fred  L.  11-9-27C  Nl 

Freda  Pauline  2-1-27M  L13 

George  6-26-27  N10B 

George  G.  6-26-27  N10B 

Harold  Clifford  11-18-27B  N13 

J.  A.  7-2-27  L7 

J.  T.  8-24-27D  N8 

James  W.  9-15-27DV  L15 

James  W.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

James  W.  9-24-27M  L12 

James  W.  9-25-27M  N4A 

Jess  9-10-27  N16 

Jess  9-9-27  L13 


HALL  (cont.) 

Jess  9-9-27  N8 

Jessie  White  2-1-27  L13 

John  M.,  Mrs.  12-27-27D  L6 

John  M.,  Mrs.  12-27-27D  N6 

Joseph  L.  6-26-27  N10B 

Joseph  W.  3-16-27D  L2 

Joseph  W.  3-17-27D  L12 

Joseph  W.  3-17-27D  N6 

Joseph  W.  3-18-27D  L22 

Joseph  W.  3-18-27D  N12 

Joseph  W.  3-19-27D  N3 

L.  A.;  Mrs.  12-8-27D  L12 

L.  A.,  Mrs.  12-8-27D  N12 

L.  E.  11-18-27C  N13 

Laura  12-26-27D  L15 

Laura  12-27-27D  L6 

Laura  12-27-27D  N6 

Laura  Gann  1-5-27  L7 

Laura  Gann  1-6-27  N12 

Laura  Gann  12-27-27D  L6 

Laura  Gann  12-27-27D  N6 

Luetta  McDow  3-27-27  L20 

Luvina  A.  12-7-27D  L6 

Luvina  A.  12-7-27D  N2 

Luvina  A.  Warren  12-7-27D  L6 

Matthew  W.  5-14-27  L8 

Matthew  W.  5-14-27  N6 

Matthew  W. ,  Mrs.  5-12-27  L8 

Minnie  Carroll  Woods  5-14-27  L8 

Minnie  Woods  5-14-27  N6 

Rachael  9-9-27  L13 

Rachael  9-9-27  N8 

Rachel  9-10-27  N16 

Sam,  Mrs.  9-24-27  Lll 

Silo  2-1-27M  L13 

Virgie  Vickers  9-5-27  L7 

Virgie  Vickers  9-5-27  N10 

Will  2-20-27  N8 
HALLENBERGER 

,  Mrs.  5-1-27  L28 

L.  A. ,  Mrs.  2-22-27  LI 
HALLER 

Fern  L.  4-12-27DV  L5 

Fern  L.  4-13-27DV  N8 

Fern  L.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Martin  E.  4-12-27DV  L5 

Martin  Earl  4-13-27DV  N8 

Martin  Earl  5-13-27DV  N9 


1363 


HALLEY 

Lizzie  1-10-27  L6 

HALLOWAY 

Anna  Jo  Wherley  12-3-27  L12 
Fleet  C.  12-3-27M  L12 

HALSTEAD 

Edwin  1-14-27DV  L15 
Georgia  1-14-27DV  L15 

HAM 

Archie  8-4-27  L14 

HAMBLEN 

Frank  G.,  Mrs.  8-28-27  L15 

HAMILTON 

Barbara  Jean  8-10-27B  Nl 

Barbara  Jean  8-9-27B  L4 

Bessie  Williams  4-9-27  LI 

Bettie  6-2-27DV  Lll 

Bettie  6-3-27DV  N2 

Bettie  Williams  4-19-27  L5 

Bettie  Williams  4-19-27  N2 

Bettie  Williams  4-9-27  N12 

Betty  9-17-27DV  L12 

Betty  9-18-27DV  N10A 

Billy  8-10-27C  Nl 

Billy  8-9-27C  L4 

Charles  6-2-27DV  Lll 

Charles  6-3-27DV  N2 

Charles  7-6-27M  L8 

Charles  9-17-27DV  L12 

Charles  9-18-27DV  N10A 

Charles,  Mrs.  2-20-27  L29 

E.  O.  10-11-27D  L16 

Fred  9-4-27  L16 

Fred  9-5-27  N5 

Gertrude  Cheffey  5-10-27  L16 

Gertrude  Cheffey  5-10-27  N6 

Gertrude  Cheffey  5-9-27  L8 

Jane  L.  Lodge  4-8-27  N7 

Jean  10-12-27  N8 

Jean  10-13-27  Lll 

Joe  12-30-27D  L14 

Joe  12-30-27D  N6 

Joe  12-31-27D  N15 

John  W.  6-12-27M  L31 

John  W.  6-12-27M  N10C 

John  W.  6-12-27M  NIB 

Lillie  Brunner  2-21-27  L6 

Lillie  Brunner  2-22-27  L9 

Marcella  9-4-27M  L16 

Marcella  9-5-27M  N5 


HAMILTON  (cont.) 

O.  E.  10-11-27D  Lll 

O.  E.  10-12-27D  N8 

0.  E.  10-13-27D  Lll 

O.  E.  10-30-27D  N7B 

Phyllis  E.  Jones  7-6-27  L8 

Roy  10-13-27  Lll 

Ruby  L.  3-27-27M  L10 

Sylvia  M.  Colvin  6-12-27  L31 

Sylvia  M.  Colvin  6-12-27  NIB 

Sylvia  M.  Colyvin  6-12-27  N10C 

W.  B.  10-13-27  Lll 

W.  L.  7-31-27  N4A 

W.  L.  8-1-27  L12 

W.  L.  8-7-27  L16 

W.  L.  8-7-27  N7B 
HAMLIN 

E.  C.  10-22-27  L7 
HAMM 

Sara  6-12-27  N2 
HAMMACK 

U.  G. ,  Mrs.  10-17-27  Nl 
HAMMER 

Jane  Craft  9-9-27  L13 

Jane  Craft  9-9-27  N12 
HAMMERS 

Claude  8-28-27D  N6B 
HAMM ITT 

Charles,  Mrs.  11-28-27  L2 

Charles,  Mrs.  12-8-27  L12 

Charles,  Mrs.  12-8-27  N12 
HAMMOCK 

Elizabeth  Grant  10-17-27  L5 

Frank  1-2-27  L6 

Frank  1-3-27  L10 

Sarah  E.  1-1-27D  L10 

Sarah  E.  1-2-27D  L6 

Sarah  E.  1-3-27D  L10 
HAMMON 

M.  J. ,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 
HAMMOND 

A.  D.  9-8-27  L10 

A.  D.  9-9-27  N12 

Belle  10-11-27  L12 

Frances  Naebors  9-11-27  L31 

Frances  Nalbors  9-11-27  Nl 

J.  Merritt  12-16-27M  Nl 

J.  Merritt  12-25-27M  N8C 

John  10-11-27  L12 

Lucy  B.  9-8-27  L10 


1364 


HAMMOND  (cont.) 

Lucy  B.  9-9-27  N12 

Mildred  Washington  1-12-27  L4 

Reuben  6-29-27  LI 5 

Virginia  Mourglia  12-16-27  Nl 

Virginia  Mourglia  12-25-27  N8C 

William  M.  9-11-27M  L31 

William  M.  9-11-27M  Nl 

family  reunion  6-29-27  L15 

family  reunion  6-30-27  N5 

HAMMONS 

John  4-21-27  L5 
Margaret  4-16-27D  L5 
Margaret  4-16-27D  N12 
Margaret  4-17-27D  L10 
Margaret  4-17-27D  N8A 
Ralph  4-19-27D  L10 
Ralph  4-19-27D  N2 
Ralph  4-20-27D  L8 
Ralph  4-20-27D  N8 
Ralph  4-21-27D  L5 

HAMMONTREE 

Nettie  8-11-27  N8 

HAMPTON 

C.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-2-27  L8 
C.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-2-27  Nl 
Opal  6-17-27  L8 
Patience  Jones  4-7-27  L14 
Patience  Jones  4-7-27  N2 

HAMSEY 

Bertha  P.  6-26-27M  N7A 

HANCOCK 

Charles  H.  12-29-27  N2 
Charles  H.  R.  12-29-27D  L8 
Charles  H.  R.  12-29-27D  N2 
Charles  H.  R.  12-30-27D  L14 
Charles  H.  R.  12-30-27D  N6 
Charles  H.  R.  12-31-27D  N15 
Cora  E.  12-29-27  N2 
Dorothy  Harriet  12-29-27  N2 
G.  W. ,  Mrs.  5-19-27  L12 
G.  W. ,  Mrs.  5-19-27  N8 
Hattie  Campbell  3-11-27D  L19 
J.  D.  9-26-27  L3 
J.  D.  9-26-27  N2 
John  1-25-27C  L12 
John  B.  12-29-27  N2 
Julia  6-27-27  L12 
Martha  Ann  12-29-27  N2 
Nell  12-29-27  N2 


HANCOCK  (cont.) 

Virgil  1-25-27B  L12 
William  J.  12-29-27  N2 
infant  9-26-27D  L3 
infant  9-26-27D  N2 

HAND 

Amos  8-3-27  N3 
Amos  8-7-27  N4A 
Amos  8-7-27DV  N4A 
Anna  8-3-27DV  N3 
Corbet  8-3-27DV  N3 
Corbet t  8-7-27DV  N4A 
Leta  8-7-27  N4A 
Let a  8-7-27DV  N4A 
Letha  May  8-3-27  N3 

HANDLEY 

John  Lewis  3-14-27D  L10 

HANKINS 

L.  C.  4-13-27  L8 
L.  C.  4-14-27  N2 
Margaret  12-29-27DV  N2 
W.  H.  12-29-27DV  N2 

HANNA 

John  4-24-27D  N4C 

HANNAH 

E.  F.  6-18-27  N2 

HANNAN 

M.  J. ,  Mrs.  5-29-27  Nl 

HANNER 

Ardie  9-17-27D  Nl 

HANNIG 

L. ,  Mrs.  4-4-27  L4 

HANSEN 

Bernard,  Mrs.  4-13-27  L8 
Bernard,  Mrs.  4-13-27  N3 
Nelson  P.  11-6-27C  NIB 
Opal  H.  6-26-27M  N7A 

HANSON 

Opal  H.  6-26-27M  L37 

HARALSON 

Charles  8-24-27  N8 
Charlie  8-23-27  L14 
Cintha  8-28-27D  L2  , 
Cinthea  8-23-27D  L14 
Cinthea  8-24-27D  N8 
J.  H.  8-23-27  L14 
J.  H.  8-24-27  N8 
Nettie  8-23-27  L14 
Nettie  8-24-27  N8 
W.  W.  8-23-27  L14 


1365 


HARALSON  (cont.) 

W.  W.  8-24-27  N8 
Waldo  8-23-27  L14 
Waldo  8-24-27  N8 

HARBISON 

Otto  1-19-27  N12 
Otto  LeRoy  1-18-27  L14 
Robert  H.  1-20-27D  L6 
Robert  Henry  1-18-27D  L14 
Robert  Henry  1-19-27D  L4 
Robert  Henry  1-19-27D  N12 
Robert  Henry  1-20-27D  L6 

HARDESTY 

Opha  M.  9-1-27M  N8 

HARDIN 

Anna  12-23-27  LI 8 
Anna  12-24-27  L8 
Anna  12-24-27  N12 
Charles  12-23-27  L18 
Charles  12-24-27  N12 
Charley  12-24-27  L8 
Cleta  Massey  1-15-27  L9 
Efton  1-15-27M  L9 
J.  G.  12-23-27  L18 
J.  G.  12-24-27  L8 
J.  G.  12-24-27  N12 
Jennie  12-25-27D  N2A 
Jennie  L.  12-23-27D  L18 
Jennie  L.  12-24-27D  L8 
Jennie  L.  12-24-27D  N12 
Jennie  L.  12-25-27D  L2 
Larry  12-23-27  L18 
Larry  12-24-27  L8 
Larry  12-24-27  N12 
Layton  12-23-27  L18 
Layton  12-24-27  L8 
Layton  12-24-27  N12 
Mary  Ella  6-19-27M  L27 
Mary  Etta  6-19-27M  NIB 
Mary  Eva  6-19-27M  Nl 
Paul  12-23-27  L18 
Paul  12-24-27  L8 
Paul  12-24-27  N12 

HARDING 

Fay  12-25-27M  L16 

Fay  12-25-27M  NIB 

Frona  Davis  12-25-27  L16 

Frona  Davis  12-25-27  NIB 

Patrecia  M.  1-23-27M  Lll 

Patricia  Maudie  1-23-27M  N5 


HARDING  (cont.) 

Patricia  Maudie  1-24-27M  L13 

HARDMAN 

A.  L.  2-10-27  L6 
A.  L.  2-9-27  L9 
Betty  6-25-27  L2 
Grace  2-10-27  L6 
Grace  2-9-27  L9 
J.  C.  2-10-27  L6 
J.  C.  2-9-27  L9 
Leola  1-14-27DV  L15 
Paul  K.  1-14-27DV  L15 
Paul,  Mrs.  7-15-27  L6 
W.  J.  2-10-27  L6 
W.  J.  2-9-27  L9 
William  J.  2-10-27D  L6 
William  J.  2-9-27D  L9 
Zeda  6-25-27  L2 

HARDTMAN 

May  1-13-27DV  L8 
William  1-13-27DV  L8 

HARDY 

Agnes  11-25-27M  LI 
Catherine  11-25-27  LI 
George  11-25-27  LI 
Georgetta  p.  956 
Georgia  p.  955 
W.  L.  p.  955 

HARGIS 

Arthur  3-24-27C  N7 
J.  R.  7-6-27A  L13 
Maud  10-16-27D  N7B 
Sam  W. ,  Mrs.  2-2-27  L7 
Sam  W. ,  Mrs.  2-2-27  Nl 
Sam  W. ,  Mrs.  2-3-27  L4 
Thomas  10-16-27  N7B 

HARGROVE 

Rachael  Baty  5-26-27  N3 
Rachel  5-25-27  L6 

HARJUNG 

Jo  Ann  1-30-27  L22 
Joseph  0.  1-30-27  L22 
Velma  A.  1-30-27  L22 

HARKINS 

Clarence  4-14-27M  Nl 
Fred  5-22-27  L24 
Fred  5-22-27  N3C 
Glen  C.  5-19-27M  N10 
Glen  C.  5-22-27M  L24 
Glen  C.  5-22-27M  N3C 


1366 


HARKINS  (cont.) 

Helen  Kirkpatrick  5-19-27  N10 

Helen  Kirkpatrick  5-22-27  L24 

Helen  Kirkpatrick  5-22-27  N3C 

Lutie  Osborne  4-14-27  Nl 
HARKNESS 

Cecil  E.  11-30-27  Nl 

Clay  11-30-27  Nl 

James  R.  11-30-27  Nl 

Robert  D.  11-30-27D  N7 
HARLESS 

Davis  11-9-27D  L12 

Davis  Paul  11-10-27D  N3 

Davis  Paul  11-9-27D  L12 

Minnie  2-22-27  L9 

Shelby  11-10-27  N3 

Shelby  11-9-27  L12 

infant  11-10-27D  N3 
HARLIN 

Frank,  Mrs.  11-20-27  NIB 

Lawrence  8-27-27C  N12 
HARLIS 

Hester  H.  2-22-27D  Nl 

Hester  L.  2-22-27D  L9 

Minnie  2-22-27  Nl 
HARLOW 

Cora  1-22-27P  L7 
HARMAN 

Murrell  8-27-27D  LI 

Virgie  Thomas  8-27-27  LI 
HARMON 

Bonifant  Ramsey  11-7-27D  L7 

Bonifant  Ramsey  11-8-27D  L6 

Eleanor  9-14-27M  Nl 

Eleanor  9-15-27M  L5 

Kittie  E.  11-8-27  L6 
HARNEEN 

Arthur 

Arthur 

Arthur 

Clarence  4 

Clarence  4 


4-20-27D  L8 
4-21-27D  L10 
4-21-27D  N3 
20-27  L8 
21-27  N3 


Clementine  4-20-27  L8 
Clementine  4-21-27  N3 
Hattie  4-20-27  L8 
Hattie  4-21-27  N3 
Mamie  4-20-27  L8 
Mamie  4-21-27  N3 
HARNESS 

Arthur  10-22-27P  L7 


HARNESS  (cont.) 

Arthur  4-27-27P  L8 
Arthur  4-28-27P  N12 
Arthur,  Mrs.  4-8-27D  L21 
Arthur,  Mrs.  4-9-27D  L10 
Arthur,  Mrs.  4-9-27D  N12 
Clarence  4-8-27  L21 
Clarence  4-9-27  L10 
Clarence  4-9-27  N12 
Clemmie  4-8-27  L21 
Clemmie  4-9-27  L10 
Clemmie  4-9-27  N12 
Delilah  J.  4-8-27D  L21 
Delilah  J.  4-9-27D  L10 
Delilah  J.  4-9-27D  N12 
Hattie  4-8-27  L21 
Hattie  4-9-27  L10 
Hattie  4-9-27  N12 
Mae  4-9-27  L10 
Maie  4-9-27  N12 

HAROLD 

Ada  Fay  3-30-27  N7 

Ada  Fay  Murphy  3-30-27  L9 

Floyd  3-30-27M  L9 

Floyd  3-30-27M  Nl 

Floyd  3-30-27M  N7 

Ruth  Bilyeu  3-30-27  Nl 

HARP 

Kathleen  Garrison  9-28-27  L10 
Kathleen  Garrison  9-29-27  Nl 
Walter  9-28-27M  L10 
Walter  9-29-27M  Nl 

HARPE 

Amanda  Hughes  8-25-27  L8 
Amanda  Hughes  8-26-27  N2 

HARPER 

C.  E.  6-15-27  L8 

C.  E.  6-15-27  N2 

Ernest  E.  12-22-27M  Nl 

George  T.  p.  954 

Helen  2-10-27  L6 

Helen  7-16-27P  L7 

J.  C.  7-25-27D  L5 

J.  C.  7-25-27D  N3 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-12-27  L10 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-13-27  L12 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 

James  William  6-15-27D  L8 

James  William  6-15-27D  N2 


1367 


HARPER  (cont.) 

Lorene  Butler  5-1-27  L22 

Lorene  Butler  5-1-27  N6B 

Minnie  Lee  Brown  12-22-27  Nl 

Ralph  5-1-27M  L22 

Ralph  5-1-27M  N6B 

Robert  5-1-27  L22 

T.  J.  ,  Mrs.  3-15-27  L7 

Virginia  12-2-27  LI 

W.  C.  8-2-27  N5 

W.  C. ,  Mrs.  8-2-27  L13 

HARRAR 

Clyde  4-9-27  N12 
Clyde,  Mrs.  4-9-27  L10 

HARRINGTON 

,  Mrs.  4-11-27  L8 

,  Mrs.  4-11-27  N2 

Ellen  Woody  1-6-27  Lll 
Ellen  Woody  1-7-27  L14 
Guy,  Mrs.  12-30-27D  L14 
Lizzie  Stutzman  11-20-27  LI 
Mary  12-30-27D  LI 
Mary  12-31-27D  N3 
Olga  12-30-27D  L14 
Olga  Waters  12-30-27D  LI 

HARRIS 

Alfred  8-8-27  L12 

Alfred  8-9-27  N12 

Andrew  J.  11-11-27M  L7 

Andrew  J.  11-11-27M  Nl 

Arthur  8-8-27  L12 

Arthur  8-9-27  N12 

Austin  8-8-27  L12 

Austin  8-9-27  N12 

Buella  Mitchell  8-31-27  L10 

Buella  Mitchell  9-1-27  N8 

E.  A.  9-16-27D  L8 

E.  A.  9-16-27D  N8 
Edna  Jones  10-6-27  L12 
Edna  Jones  10-6-27  Nl 
Edna  Maus  6-5-27  L18 
Effie  8-8-27  L12 
Effie  8-9-27  N12 
Elijah  H.  11-22-27DV  Nl 
Elizah  V.  11-21-27DV  L5 
Elmer  F.  4-24-27DV  N6B 

F.  4-20-27C  N8 
Francis  4-19-27C  L10 
Frank,  Mrs.  9-4-27D  N2B 
Fred,  Mrs.  1-28-27  L22 


HARRIS  (cont.) 

Hardy  8-8-27  L12 

Hardy  8-9-27  N12 

Hester  J.  4-24-27DV  N6B 

Hester  J.  5-14-27DV  N2 

J.  T.  8-8-27  L12 

J.  William,  Mrs.  1-16-27D  L24 

J.  William,  Mrs.  1-17-27D  L6 

James  1-16-27  L24 

James  8-8-27  L12 

James  8-9-27  N12 

Jennie  1-16-27  L24 

John  1-16-27  L24 

Julia  1-16-27  L24 

Julia  Sanders  11-11-27  L7 

Julia  Sanders  11-11-27  Nl 

Mandy  6-28-27  N8 

Margaret  1-16-27D  L24 

Margaret  1-17-27D  L6 

Martha  1-16-27  L24 

Mary  1-16-27  L24 

Max  3-24-27DV  Lll 

Max  3-24-27DV  N6 

Max  3-26-27DV  LI 

Max  3-29-27DV  N6 

Mayo  9-16-27  L8 

Mayo  9-16-27  N8 

Nancy  Ella  8-8-27  L12 

Nancy  Ella  8-9-27  N12 

Nora  11-21-27DV  L5 

Nora  11-22-27DV  Nl 

Paris  10-6-27M  L12 

Paris  10-6-27M  Nl 

Ralph  9-7-27C  N8 

Robert  8-8-27  L12 

Robert  8-9-27  N12 

Roger  P.  6-5-27M  L18 

Sam  1-16-27  L24 

Sibyl  3-24-27DV  Lll 

Sibyl  3-24-27DV  N6 

Sibyl  3-26-27DV  LI 

Sibyl  3-29-27DV  N6 

Vennie  1-16-27  L24 

Vergie  1-16-27  L24 

Vidie  1-16-27  L24 

Wanda  Mae  4-19-27B  L10 

Wanda  May  4-20-27B  N8 

Will,  Mrs.  8-13-27  LI 

Will,  Mrs.  8-13-27  Nl 

Will,  Mrs.  8-23-27  L14 


1368 


8-24-27  N8 
8-28-27  L2 

5-26-27  L5 


HARRIS  (cont.) 

Will,  Mrs. 

Will,  Mrs. 
HARRISON 

Alberta  I . 

B.  F.  2-6-27  L14 

Ben  J.  10-5-27C  L3 

Ben  J.  10-6-27C  N2 

Betty  Thomas  9-14-27  N12 

Betty  Thomas  9-15-27  L5 

Clarence,  Mrs.  10-22-27D  L12 

Clarence,  Mrs.  10-22-27D  N9 

Ellis  10-19-27C  L12 

Ethel  10-22-27D  L12 

Ethel  10-22-27D  N9 

Gertrude  Edwards  7-17-27  N3C 

Gloria  Lee  4-8-27  L21 

Gloria  Lee  4-8-27  N7 

Helen  Clark  10-19-27  L12 

J.  A.  5-26-27  L5 

Pauline  1-28-27  L22 

Ralph  Ashley  7-17-27M  N3C 

Richard  H.  9-15-27M  L5 

Richard  M.  9-14-27M  N12 

Robert  L.  4-8-27  L21 

Robert  L.  4-8-27  N7 

Ruth  9-14-27  N12 
HARRY 

Otto,  Mrs.  9-4-27  L16 
HARSHAW 

Beulah  2-20-27M  N7 

Chloe  2-20-27  N7 

George  2-20-27  N7 
HART 

A.  T.  1-7-27  L14 

A.  T.  1-8-27  L5 

A.  T.  1-9-27  L8 

Alva  1-2-27  L3 

Alvoree  1-7-27  L14 

Alvoree  1-8-27  L5 

Alvoree  1-9-27  L8 

Barbara  1-8-27  L5 

Claude  9-6-27  N3 

Elma  Fay  9-6-27D  N3 

Geneva  Brown  12-27-27  L6 

Geneva  Brown  12-28-27  Lll 

Henry  1-8-27  L5 

Hollie  1-7-27  L14 

Hollie  1-8-27  L5 

Hollie  1-9-27  L8 


HART  (cont.) 

John,  Mrs.  12-30-27  L14 

John,  Mrs.  12-30-27  N6 

Leah  M.  11-7-27M  L6 

Mary  J.  Beal  1-8-27  L5 

R.  B.  8-7-27  L7 

R.  K.  1-6-27D  L14 

R.  K.  1-8-27D  L5 

Roswell  K.  1-10-27D  L6 

Roswell  K.  1-8-27D  L5 

Roswell  K.  1-9-27D  L8 

S.  K.  1-7-27  L14 

S.  K.  1-8-27  L5 

S.  K.  1-9-27  L8 

Troy  E.  12-27-27M  L6 

Troy  E.  12-28-27M  Lll 

W.  H.  1-7-27  L14 

W.  H.  1-8-27  L5 

W.  H.  1-9-27  L8 
HARTHCOCK 

Agatha  Mitchell  7-1-27  L23 

Alfred  7-1-27M  L23 

Claude  3-23-27  Lll 

Claude  3-23-27  N10 

Claude  3-24-27  L10 

J.  W.  3-24-27  L10 

Virginia  3-23-27D  N10 

Virginia  Lee  3-23-27D  Lll 

W.  E.  3-24-27  L10 
HARTLEY 

Anna  K.  10-22-27  L7 

Anna  K.  4-16-27  L7 

Bess  12-24-27  L8 

Bess  12-24-27  N12 

Delia  1-17-27  N6 

Delia  1-18-27  N3 

E.  H.  12-20-27  Lll 

E.  H.  12-20-27  N7 

Emma  Jane  12-24-27D  L8 

Emma  Jane  12-24-27D  N12 

Emma  Jane  12-25-27D  N2A 

Emma  Jane  Miller  12-24-27D  L8 

Emma  Jane  Miller  12-24 -27D  N12 

Frances  12-24-27  L8 

Frances  12-24-27  N12 

Hamilton  H.  12-20-27  Lll 

Hamilton  H.  12-20-27  N7 

Helen  Margaret  1-10-27M  L6 

Herschel,  Mrs.  1-25-27  N4 

J.  H.  12-20-27  Lll 


1369 


HARTLEY  (cont.) 

J.  H.  12-20-27  N7 
J.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-3-27  L5 
J.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27  L9 
J.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27  N10 
Lillie  12-20-27  Lll 
Lillie  12-20-27  N7 
Mary  1-14-27M  L15 
Mildred  Freeman  1-25-27  N4 
Nancy  V.  1-17-27D  N6 
Nancy  V.  1-18-27D  N3 
Richard  B.  12-20-27D  Lll 
Richard  B.  12-20-27D  N7 
Roscoe  10-22-27P  L7 
Roscoe  4-16-27P  L7 
Sarah  May  12-24-27  L8 
Sarah  May  12-24-27  N12 

HARTMAN 

Minnie  Waters  8-1-27  L12 
Minnie  Waters  8-2-27  N12 

HARTMANN 

Minnie  Waters  8-1-27  Nl 

HARTMILLER 

Frank,  Mrs.  8-17-27D  L14 
Frank,  Mrs.  8-17-27D  N12 
Mary  8-17-27D  L14 
Mary  8-17-27D  N12 
Mary  8-18-27D  N3 

HARTSOG 

Sallie  T.  1-22-27  L7 

HARTWICK 

Buena  1-13-27DV  L8 
Buena  Vista  9-16-27DV  Nl 
John  9-16-27DV  Nl 
John  H.  1-13-27DV  L8 

HARVEY 

Adelle  Showers  11-3-27  L14 

Belle  5-11-27  L7 

Dick  5-6-27D  L26 

Dick  5-7-27D  L5 

Dick  5-8-27D  L19 

Dick  5-8-27D  N2B 

Estella  6-19-27M  N6B 

G.  T.  6-6-27  L14 

G.  T. ,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 

Gedney  A.  11-24-27M  L8 

Gedney  A.  11-24-27M  Nl 

J.  R.  10-25-27D  L8 

J.  R.  10-26-27D  L14 

J.  R.  10-26-27D  N3 


HARVEY  (cont.) 

J.  T. ,  Mrs.  5-29-27  Nl 
Jesse  1-31-27M  L13 
Joe  5-6-27  L26 
John  5-6-27  L26 
John  A.  12-27-27M  L6 
John,  Mrs.  5-11-27  L7 
Lena  M.  Newton  12-27-27  L6 
Lula  Greenwood  1-31-27  L13 
Margaret  6-21-27D  L10 
Margaret  6-21-27D  N3 
Nan  Robertson  11-24-27  L8 
Nan  Robertson  11-24-27  Nl 
Tom  5-6-27  L26 
William  5-6-27  L26 

HARVY 

Clyde  9-11-27  L32 

HARWARD 

George  G.  5-24-27M  Nl 
George  G.  5-24-27M  N12 
Grace  E.  5-24-27M  Nl 
Grace  P.  5-24-27M  N12 

HARWOOD 

Alfred  P.  p.  955 
Aurelia  p.  956 
Charles  E.  p.  955 
Charles  E.  p.  956 
Ed  10-15-27  L7 
Ed  10-15-27  N3 
Eliza  Haswell  p.  955 
Emma  10-15-27  L7 
Emma  10-15-27  N3 
Fanny  10-15-27  L7 
Fanny  10-15-27  N3 
Fanny  10-16-27  L35 
Fanny  10-16-27  N3A 
James  9-17-27C  N2 
James  H.  p.  956 
James  Haswell  p.  955 
Katherine  S.  p.  955 
Nancy  10-14-27D  L27 
Nancy  10-15-27D  N3 
Nancy  10-16-27D  L35 
Nancy  10-16-27D  N3A 
Nora  10-15-27  L7 
Nora  10-15-27  N3 

HASELL 

Elizabeth  4-16-27P  L7 

HASELTINE 

Ira  S.  2-20-27  L34 


1370 


HASELTINE  (cont.) 

Lera  Foland  7-1-27  LI 9 
Wesley  7-1-27M  L19 

HASH 

J.  G.  10-22-27  L7 
Onas  10-22-27P  L7 

HASING 


L. ,  Mrs . 

4-4-27  L4 

HASKELL 

A.  V.  0. 

6-10-27  N3 

A.  V.  0. 

6-8-27  L14 

A.  V.  0. 

6-9-27  LI 

A.  V.  0. 

6-9-27  Nl 

6- 

•10 

-21 

N3 

A 

6 

-8- 

27  L14 

A 

6 

-9- 

27  LI 

A 

6 

-9- 

27  Nl 

6- 

■8- 

27D  L14 

3- 

•7- 

27 

L14 

Audrey  6-10-27D  N3 
Audrey  6-9-27D  LI 
Audrey  6-9-27D  Nl 
Clarence 
Clarence 
Clarence 
Clarence 
Oriel  A. 

HASKILL 

A.  V.  O. 

HASLER 

A.  E.  6-30-27C  L14 

Arthur  P.  5-29-27M  L32 

Arthur  P.  5-29-27M  N2 

Billy  1-13-27  L8 

G.  E. ,  Mrs.  1-13-27  L8 

Leota  C.  McDaniel  5-29-27  L32 

Leota  C.  McDaniel  5-29-27  N2 

HASLIP 

George,  Mrs.  10-15-27  L7 
George,  Mrs.  10-16-27  N3A 
Virginia  4-17-27M  N5 
Virginia  4-18-27M  L8 

HASTEN 

J.  H.,  Mrs.  10-5-27D  L12 
J.  H. ,  Mrs.  10-5-27D  N12 
Josephine  10-5-27D  L12 
Josephine  10-5-27D  N12 
Josephine  Lee  10-5-27D  L12 
Josephine  Lee  10-5-27D  N12 

HASTINGS 

C.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-12-27  L10 

HASWELL 

A.  M.  10-9-27  N4C 
A.  M.  4-4-27  N10 
A.  M.  5-15-27  NIB 
A.  M.  6-5-27  N6B 


HASWELL  (cont.) 

Alanson  Mason  p.  955 
Anthony  10-9-27D  N4C 

HATFIELD 

W.  H.  11-5-27  LI 
W.  H.  8-10-27D  LI 

HATHAWAY 

Laura  Jones  11-18-27  L22 
Laura  Jones  11-18-27  N6 

HAUBER 

B.  H.  9-2-27  L18 

B.  H.  9-3-27  N3 

Carl  9-2-27  L18 

Carl  9-3-27  N3 

H.  A.  9-2-27  L18 

H.  A.  9-3-27  N3 

J.  B.  9-2-27  L18 

J.  B.  9-3-27  N3 

M.  J.  9-2-27  L18 

M.  J.  9-3-27  N3 

Mathias  9-2-27D  L18 

Mathias  9-24-27P  Nl 

Mathias  9-3-27D  L12 

Mathias  9-3-27D  N3 

Mathias  9-4-27D  L27 

Mathias  9-4-27D  N3 

Mathias  9-5-27D  N10 

Mathias,  Jr.  9-2-27  L18 

Mathias,  Jr.  9-3-27  N3 

W.  L.  9-2-27  L18 

W.  L.  9-3-27  N3 

W.  V.  9-2-27  L18 

W.  V.  9-3-27  N3 

HAUSER 

Peggy  June  9-23-27D  L8 
Peggy  June  9-24-27D  L12 
Peggy  June  9-24- 2 7D  N12 
Warner  9-23-27  L8 
Warner  9-24-27  L12 
Warner  9-24-27  N12 

HAVEN 

Edward  2-14-27  Lll 
Frank  D.  2-14-27  LU 
Richard  2-14-27  Lll 

HAVENS 

Harrison  E.  6-5-27  N6B 

HAWES 

John  Marcus  11-15-2 7M  N5 
Kathleen  Kirby  11-15-27  N5 


1371 


HAWKINS 

A.  W.  5-24-27  L7 

A.  W.  5-24-27  N12 
Alice  K.  1-31-27D  L7 

Alice  Kirkpatrick  1-31-27D  L7 
Alice  M.  3-17-27  L18 
Alice  M.  3-17-27  N7 
Alice  M.  5-13-27  N9 

B.  F. ,  Mrs.  1-31-27D  L7 
Carl  L.  10-30-27E  N3C 
Carl  L.  11-13-27M  N3C 
Carl  L.  11-18-27M  L27 
Carl  L.  11-19-27M  N5 
Carl  L.  11-20-27M  L20 
Carl  L.  11-20-27M  N2C 
Charles,  Mrs.  4-7-27  L14 
Charles,  Mrs.  4-7-27  N2 
Clara  Lucie  Ely  11-13-27  N3C 
Clara  Lucie  Ely  11-18-27  L27 
Clara  Lucie  Ely  11-19-27  N5 
Clara  Lucie  Ely  11-20-27  L20 
Clara  Lucie  Ely  11-20-27  N2C 
Delmore  3-17-27  N7 
Delmore  5-13-27  N9 

Dewey  2-10-27C  L 
Earl  5-24-27  L7 
Earl  5-24-27  N12 
J.  Harry  5-24-27D  L7 
J.  Harry  5-24-27D  N12 
Kirk  1-31-27  L7 
Laude  11-18-27  L27 
Margaret  A.  5-24-27  N12 
Martha  Ann  2-10-27B  L 
Maud  1-31-27  L7 
Maude  11-19-27  N5 
Maude  11-20-27  N2C 
Noel  J.  1-22-27P  L7 
Paul  11-11-27M  Nl 
Paul  11-12-27M  Lll 
Paul  11-12-27M  N5 
Ruth  11-18-27  L27 
Ruth  11-19-27  N5 
Ruth  11-20-27  N2C 
Velma  Light  11-11-27  Nl 
Velma  Light  11-12-27  Lll 
Velma  Light  11-12-27  N5 
W.  J.  11-18-27  L27 
W.  J.  11-19-27  N5 
W.  J.  11-20-27  N2C 
William  F.  8-4-27C  Nl 


HAWLEY 

Horace  B.  1-14-27DV  L15 
Horace  G.  5-20-27DV  L22 
Horace  G.  5-28-27DV  L12 
Horace  G.  5-29-27DV  N3B 
Ida  1-14-27DV  L15 
Ida  A.  5-20-27DV  L22 
Ida  A.  5-28-27DV  L12 
Ida  A.  5-29-27DV  N3B 
Winifred  12-1-27M  N2 

HAWORTH 

Pansy  11-6-27E  L18 
Pansy  11-6-27E  N3C 

HAY 

Lucile  8-27-27E  N5 
Lucille  10-9-27M  L30 
Lucille  5-24-27  L17 
Lucille  8-26-27M  L23 
Lucille  9-18-27M  L22 
Lucille  9-18-27M  N3C 
Ruth  5-24-27M  L17 
Ruth  5-24-27M  N5 
Ruth  E.  5-22-27M  Lll 
Ruth  E.  5-22-27M  N3B 
Ruth  Elizabeth  5-1-27E  L25 
Ruth  Elizabeth  5-1-27E  N3C 
W.  G.  10-9-27  L30 
W.  G.  5-24-27  L17 
W.  G.  5-24-27  N5 
W.  G.  8-26-27  L23 
W.  G.  8-27-27  N5 
Wallace  G.  5-1-27  N3C 
Wallace  G.  9-18-27  L22 
Wallace  G.  9-18-27  N3C 
Wallace  0.  5-1-27  L25 

HAYDEN 

Ed  10-27-27  Lll 
Ed  10-27-27  N12 
Ed  10-28-27  N10 
Frances  Pipkin  5-5-27  LI 
Frances  Pipkin  5-6-27  Nl 
Leonard  10-27-27D  Lll 
Leonard  10-27-27D  N12 
Leonard  10-28-27D  N10 
Mary  L.  9-1-27  Nil 
Richard,  Mrs.  9-1-27  L8 
Richard,  Mrs.  9-2-27  N12 
Zella  12-4-27M  L22 

HAYES 

A.  A.  9-25-27M  L10 


1372 


HAYES  (cont.) 

Augusta  7-16-27  L7 
Boyd  9-27-27M  L10 
Boyd  9-27-27M  Nl 
Charles  M.  5-8-27M  N2B 
Christine  7-27-27  Lll 
Clara  10-17-27  L5 
Clara  10-17-27  N2 
Colby  8-25-27D  L8 
Colby  8-26-27D  L18 
Colby  8-26-27D  N2 
Colby  8-27-27D  L12 
Colby  8-27-27D  N2 
Colby  8-28-27D  L8 
Colby  8-28-27D  N12B 
Dave  8-25-27  L8 
Dave  8-26-27  N2 
Ella  9-26-27  N2 
Ella  Smith  9-25-27  L10 
Eural  4-15-27M  L17B 
Eural  4-15-27M  N5 
Eural  4-15-27M  N7 
Eva  McClure  9-27-27  L10 
Eva  McClure  9-27-27  Nl 
Fred  8-25-27  L8 
Fred  8-26-27  N2 
Henry  9-26-27D  N2 
Henry  9-30-27P  N15 
Howard  1-28-27  L22 
Ira  S.  1-22-27P  L7 
J.  H.  5-8-27  L9 
Jack  11-18-27  LI 
James  10-17-27  L5 
James  10-17-27  N2 
James  A.  4-16-27  L7 
James  C.  11-18-27DV  N6 
James  E.  11-18-27DV  LI 
Jasper  8-25-27  L8 
Jasper  8-26-27  N2 
Jerome  9-26-27  N2 
John  4-15-27  L17B 
John  4-15-27  N5 
John  8-25-27  L8 
John  8-26-27  N2 
Leroy  8-25-27  L8 
Leroy  8-26-27  N2 
M.  C.  1-10-27  L6 
Pearl  11-18-27DV  LI 
Pearl  11-18-27DV  N6 
Raymond  11-18-27  LI 


HAYES  (cont.) 

Reba  Comer  5-8-27  N2B 

Robert  8-25-27  L8 

Robert  8-26-27  N2 

Sam  8-25-27  L8 

Sam  8-26-27  N2 

Stella  8-25-27  L8 

Stella  8-26-27  N2 

Susie  8-25-27  L8 

Susie  8-26-27  N2 

William  5-8-27  L9 

William  H.  7-16-27P  L7 
HAYMES 

A.  B,  Mrs.  6-14-27D  L12 

A.  B. ,  Mrs.  6-15-27D  L8 

A.  B. ,  Mrs.  6-15-27D  N2 

A.  H.  6-14-27  L12 

A.  H.  6-15-27  N2 

Clara  6-14-27  L12 

Clara  6-15-27  N2 

Clarence  6-14-27  L12 

Clarence  6-15-27  N2 

Ethel  6-14-27  L12 

Ethel  6-15-27  N2 

John  B.  12-19-27  L14 

John  B.  7-12-27  L13 

Lillian  12-16-27D  L24 

Lillian  12-17-27D  L12 

Lillian  12-17-27D  N12 

Lon  S.,  Mrs.  6-5-27  LI 8 

M.  I.,  Mrs.  12-17-27D  L12 

M.  I.,  Mrs.  12-17-27D  N12 

M.  P.,  Mrs.  12-16-27D  L24 

M.  T.  12-19-27  L14 

Stella  6-14-27  L12 

Stella  6-15-27  N2 

W.  E.  6-14-27  L12 

W.  E.  6-15-27  N2 

family  reunion  7-12-27  L13 
HAYNES 

Anna  9-3-27  L12 

Anna  9-3-27  N3 

Anna  9-4-27  L27 

Anna  9-6-27  Nil 

George  6-20-27  N10 

Ned,  Mrs.  6-21-27  N3 

Neff  6-20-27  N10 

P.  N.  9-3-27  L12 

P.  N.  9-3-27  N3 

T.  N.  9-4-27  L27 


1373 


HAYNES  (cont.) 

W.  H.  9-3-27D  L12 

W.  H.  9-3-27D  N3 

W.  H.  9-4-27D  L27 

W.  H.  9-4-27D  N3 

W.  H.  9-6-27D  Nil 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  9-6-27  Nil 
HAYNIE 

Betty  June  12-19-27  N2 

Juanita  12-19-27D  L8 

Juanita  12-19-27D  N2 

Juanita  Fortner  12-19-27D  N2 
HAYS 

Anna  4-2-27D  L10 

Anna  4-2-27D  N3 

Anna  4-3-27D  N4 
HAYWARD 

H.  H.  4-16-27  L7 
HAZELHORST 

Anton  5-15-27D  N2 

Henry  5-15-27  N2 
HEACOCK 

Dennis  6-5-27A  N3B 

Martha  McCain  6-5-27  N3B 
HEAD 

Clara  Mengerhauser  12-31-27  L3 

Cora  Mengerhausen  12-31-27  Nl 

James  Earl  12-31-27M  L3 

James  Earl  12-31-27M  Nl 
HEADEN 

Claude  4-18-27  L8 

Claude  4-19-27  N2 

E.  E.  4-18-27  L8 

E.  E.  4-19-27  N2 

Frances  4-19-27D  N2 

Frances  4-20-27D  L8 

Frances  4-20-27D  N8 

Frances  M.  5-19-27P  L13 

Frances  M.  6-18-27P  N12 

Frances  Margaret  4-18-27D  L8 

Frances  Margaret  4-19-27D  L10 

Frances  Margaret  4-19-27D  N2 

J.  S. ,  Mrs.  4-18-27D  L8 

J.  S. ,  Mrs.  4-19-27D  N2 

Lou  4-18-27  L8 

Nannie  4-18-27  L8 

Sam  4-18-27  L8 

Sam  4-19-27  N2 
HEADLEE 

Alice  11-16-27  Lll 


HEADLEE  (cont.) 

Alice  11-16-27  N6 
James  8-28-27  N6B 
Jeanette  Bedell  7-17-27  N6A 
Jeannette  12-25-27  L18 
Lucile  12-25-27M  NIB 
Lucille  12-25-27M  L16 
Lucille  12-25-27M  L18 
Sam  8-28-27  N6B 
family  reunion  8-11-27  N5 
family  reunion  8-20-27  Lll 
family  reunion  8-20-27  Nl 
family  reunion  8-23-27  N2 
family  reunion  8-28-27  NIB 

HEAGWOOD 

Mary  6-24-27D  L8 

HECKLER 

Carrie  2-3-27  L4 
Jacob  2-2-27D  L7 
Jacob  2-3-27D  L4 
Jessie  2-3-27  L4 
Maude  2-3-27  L4 

HECKLIN 

Oscar  T.  12-9-27C  L22 
Oscar  T.,  Jr.  12-9-27B  L22 

HEDGEPETH 

Alice  1-28-27  L22 
Georgia  1-28-27  L22 
Norris  1-28-27  L22 
Ollie  1-28-27  L22 

HEDGES 

J.  H.  12-11-27  L28 
Warren  B.  12-11-27E  L28 

HEDGPETH 

Lelia  B.  6-28-27M  N5 
M.  F. ,  Mrs.  6-28-27  N5 

HEDGPITH 

Lelia  B.  6-26-27M  L20 
M.  F.  6-26-27  L20 

HEDICK 

Delmar  9-29-27  L6 
Delmar  9-30-27  N13 
Wanetta  9-29-27D  L6 
Wanetta  9-30-27D  N13 

HEDINGER 

H.  C,  Mrs.  10-23-27  L18B 
H.  C. ,  Mrs.  10-23-27  N8A 

HEDLEY 

C.  H.  5-18-27  L15 
C.  H.  5-19-27  N5 


1374 


HEDLEY  (cont.) 

C.  H.  5-22-27  L23 
Catherine  Henley  5-22-27  L23 
J.  Henry  5-18-27  L15 
Katherine  Henby  5-18-27  L15 
Katherine  Henly  5-19-27  N5 
William  J.  5-18-27M  LI 5 
5-19-27M  N5 
5-22-27M  L23 


5-24-27D  N12 
5-23-27D  L6 


William  J. 
William  J. 

HEDRICK 

Betty  Jane 
Betty  Jean 
Cecil  5-23-27  L6 
Cecil  5-24-27  N12 
Delmar  9-30-27  L8 
Fred  4-25-27  L2 
Wanetta  9-30-27D  L8 
infant  9-30-27D  L8 

HEENAN 

Clara  11-24-27M  L8 
Clara  11-24-27M  Nl 

HEER 

Charles  6-5-27  N6B 
Charles  H.  5-12-27  L18 
F.  X.  4-10-27  N12C 
F.  X.  6-5-27  NIB 

HEFFERNAN 
F.  S 

HEFLIN 

Jennie  R.  1 

HEIDIE 

Katie  4-24-27  LIB 
William  4-24-27  LIB 

HEILMAN 

Elizabeth  3-6-27M  L30 

HEIM 

Mary  Muse  2-10-27  L 
0.  E.  2-10-27C  L 
Omer  Lee  2-10-27B  L 

HEINZELMANN 


5-12-27  L18 


•22-27  L7 


F. 

W., 

Mrs . 

4-15-27D 

L12B 

F. 

w., 

Mrs . 

4-15-27D 

N3 

F. 

w., 

Mrs . 

4-16-27D 

L5 

F. 

w., 

Mrs . 

4-16-27D 

N12 

HE I STAND 

Ella  Gamble  6-10-27  Nl 
Grover  6-10-27  Nl 
Grover  E.  6-10-27  Nl 
Sylvia  6-10-27  Nl 


HELFINSTINE 

J.  P.  8-21-27  N8C 

HELFRECHT 

Dorothy  Louise  2-14-27B  Lll 
Dorothy  Louise  2-15-27B  N5 
George  W.  2-14-27C  Lll 
George  W.  2-15-27C  N5 
H.  C.  4-10-27  N3B 

HELLMAN 

Elizabeth  3-6-27M  L30 

HELMICK 

Clara  Thompson  5-22-27  Lll 
Clara  Thompson  5-22-27  N7A 

HELMS 

Esther  E.  2-18-27M  L16 

Esther  E.  2-19-27M  N5 

Esther  Elizabeth  2-18-27M  L21 

S.  Y.  10-1-27  L8 

S.  Y.  2-18-27  L21 

S.  Y.  2-19-27  N5 

S.  Y.  6-2-27  N12 

S.  Y. ,  Mrs.  9-24-27  L12 

S.  Y. ,  Mrs.  9-25-27  N4A 

HELSLEY 

J.  E.  9-12-27  N5 
Neita  Vail  11-23-27  L8 
Nita  Vail  11-7-27  L15 
S.  K.  11-23-27M  L8 
S.  K.  11-6-27E  N3C 
S.  K.  11-7-27M  L15 
S.  K.  9-12-27E  N5 

HELTON 

A.  L.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Frank  6-19-27  N6B 
Nettie  9-17-27DV  N3 

HELVEY 

Charles  F.  7-24-27M  NIB 
Charles,  Mrs.  5-18-27  L10 
Charles,  Mrs.  5-18-27  N12 
Charles,  Mrs.  5-19-27  N8 
Vada  Bass  7-24-27  NIB 

HELVY 

Charles,  Mrs.  12-4-27  L31 
Charles,  Mrs.  12-4-27  N9A 

HEMPHILL 

Fred  2-24-27D  LI 
Fred  2-27-27D  N10C 
Harold  3-14-27  Nl 
Harrison  3-14-27  LI 
Harrison  3-9-27  LI 


1375 


HEMPHILL  (cont.) 

Robert  3-14-27D  Nl 
HENBY 

Katherine  5-18-27M  L15 
HENDERSON 

,  Mrs.  12-18-27  L30 

Ben  F.  9-23-27  N5 

C.  I.  3-2-27  L8 

C.  L.  3-3-27  L6 

C.  L.  3-4-27  L7 

Chester  9-23-27  N5 

Clara  1-26-27  L7 

E.  D.  1-26-27  L7 

Emily  F.  Wackman  7-28-27  Lll 

Emily  F.  Wackman  7-29-27  Nl 

Emily  F.  Wackman  7-29-27  N3 

Erskel  9-23-27M  N5 

Floyd  1-26-27  L7 

Grace  Hudson  8-21-27  N8C 

Ida  1-26-27  L7 

Irene  9-11-27  L31 

J.  0.,  Mrs.  12-18-27  N10B 

J.  0.,  Mrs.  12-18-27  N2B 

James,  Mrs.  6-27-27D  L12 

James,  Mrs.  6-27-27D  N10 

Jetta  12-14-27  N2 

Jetta  Rhodes  12-12-27  N2 

Jetta  Rhodes  12-13-27  L6 

Jettie  Rhodes  12-12-27  L9 

John  J.  7-28-27M  Lll 

John  J.  7-29-27M  Nl 

John  J.  7-29-27M  N3 

Laura  May  3-2-27D  L8 

Laura  May  3-3-27D  L6 

Lawrence  7-24-27C  N10B 

Leona  1-26-27  L7 

Louise  8-15-27D  L10 

Louise  8-16-27D  L16 

Louise  8-16-27D  N6 

Louise  8-17-27D  L14 

Louise  8-17-27D  N3 

Louise  Wilkie  8-15-27D  L10 

Louise  Wilkie  8-16-27D  N6 

Marzelle  Marbut  9-23-27  N5 

0.  F.  8-18-27  N3 

Otho  8-21-27  N8C 

Walter  1-26-27  L7 
HENDRICKS 

Claud  Ellis  10-22-27M  Nl 

Ella  4-20-27  L2 


HENDRICKS  (cont.) 

Fred  4-20-27  L5 
Harry  A.  1-22-27P  L7 
Howard  7-16-27P  L7 
Lewis  W.  10-22-27P  L7 
Luella  Marie  1-22-27P  L7 
Mary  Letterman  9-21-27  L12 
Mary  Letterman  9-21-27  N3 
Rose  7-16-27  L7 
Sissy  Shockley  11-21-27  N3 
Zelpha  Stigall  10-22-27  Nl 

HENDRICKSON 

Anna  May  9-30-27D  L8 
Anna  May  9-30-27D  N13 
Clara  Neill  1-13-27  N2 
Clara  0.  Neill  1-12-27  L8 
Evelyn  10-22-27  L7 
Evelyn  Underwood  3-21-27  L14 
Evelyn  Underwood  3-21-27  N2 
Oliver  Edgar  1-12-27M  L8 
Oliver  Edgar  1-13-27M  N2 

HENDRIX 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-7-27  L14 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-8-27  L5 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27  L8 

J.  L.  11-20-27  L2 

Jim  12-4-27C  L2 

Mary  Letterman  9-25-27  L10 

Mary  Parks  4-25-27  L2 

Mary  Parks  4-26-27  Nl 

R.  R.  11-20-27D  L2 

Will  12-18-27D  L39 

HENEGAR 

H.  C.  5-25-27D  L6 

H.  C.  5-26-27D  L12 

H.  C.  5-26-27D  N3 

R.  R.  5-25-27  L6 

R.  R.  5-26-27  N3 

R.  R.  6-21-27  L10 

R.  R. ,  Mrs.  6-20-27  N10 

Rex,  Mrs.  6-20-27  L14 

Rex,  Mrs.  6-20-27  N3 

W.  H.  5-25-27  L6 

W.  H.  5-26-27  N3 

HENLEY 

Catherine  5-22-27M  L23 
Elizabeth  5-22-27  L23 
William  H.  5-22-27  L23 

HENLY 

Katherine  5-19-27M  N5 


1376 


3-15-27  L14 
3-16-27  N10 


HENNESSEY 

T.  J. ,  Mrs 

T.  J. ,  Mrs 
HENRY 

Belle  5-14-27  N12 

Belle  5-22-27  L5 

Edwin,  Mrs.  3-27-27  L31 

Harriett  Evaline  7-16-27  L3 

Iva  Arnold  5-14-27  N12 

John  F.  12-11-27C  L6 

Lowell  Keith  12-11-27B  L6 
HENSLEY 

Bertha  M.  Allen  2-13-27  NIB 

Carrie  12-19-27  L14 

Ed  10-22-27D  L12 

Edward  10-18-27D  L13 

Edward  10-18-27D  N7 

Edward  10-23-27D  N8A 

J.  B.  8-12-27  L3 

Lona  10-18-27  L13 

Lona  10-18-27  N7 

Lona  10-22-27  L12 

Lona  10-23-27  N8A 

M.  C.  10-18-27  L13 

M.  C.  10-18-27  N7 

M.  C.  10-22-27  L12 

M.  C.  10-23-27  N8A 

Sarah  Preston  12-11-27  N5A 
HENSON 

Claude  10-12-27M  L13 

Claude  10-12-27M  Nl 

Eden  Vanzandt  10-2-27  N4A 

Efton  10-2-27M  N4A 

Elie  5-13-27DV  N9 

Elzie  1-18-27DV  L14 

Elzie  1-19-27DV  N2 

Elzie  5-12-27DV  L8 

Frances  1-18-27DV  L14 

Frances  1-19-27DV  N2 

Frances  5-13- 2 7DV  N9 

Francis  5-12-27DV  L8 

Helen  B.  Inman  5-18-27  L15 

Helen  B.  Inman  5-18-27  Nl 

James  L.  5-18-27CM  Nl 

James  L.  5-18-27M  L15 

Lorraine  Merrill  9-6-27  Nl 

Vesta  Homer  10-12-27  L13 

Vesta  Horner  10-12-27  Nl 
HERALD 

a  Spfd  newspaper  3-11-27  L22 


HERBERT 

Albert  H.  10-22-27P  L7 
Albert  H.  4-16-27P  L7 
John  W.  10-22-27  L7 
John  W.  4-16-27  L7 
Maurice,  Mrs.  1-24-27  L6 
Maurice,  Mrs.  1-26-27  L7 
Myrtle  8-1-27  L8 

HERCHER 

Cora  E.  Hanock  12-29-27  N2 

HERCLES 

William,  Mrs.  6-9-27  L10 
William,  Mrs.  6-9-27  N2 

HERMAN 

A.  R.  7-6-27C  L8 
Daniel  H.  10-22-27P  L7 
Daniel  H.  4-16-27P  L7 
Daniel  H.,  Mrs.  2-2-27D  LI 
Edgar  2-2-27  LI 

Edgar  Herman  2-9-27  L9 
Edgar  S.  10-22-27  L7 
Edgar  S.  4-16-27  L7 
Edgar  S.  7-16-27  L7 
Elmira  E.  4-16-27P  L7 
Elmira  E.  Fite  10-22-27P  L7 
H.  Fred,  Mrs.  1-2-27D  L6 
Hallie  Lord  1-2-27D  L6 
Hallie  Lord  1-3-27D  L10 
Hallie  M.  Lord  1-1-27D  L10 
John  Frederick  1-2-27  L6 
Nellie  2-2-27D  LI 
Nellie  2-3-27D  L4 
Nellie  H.  2-9-27P  L9 
Nellie  H.  7-16-27P  L7 

HERMANN 

Ence,  Mrs.  11-26-27  L8 
John  7-31-27  L4 

HERNDON 

B.  12-11-27M  L7 

E.  L.  12-31-27  L13 
Earschel  B.  12-11-27M  N9A 
Floe  Keltner  12-11-27  L7 
Floe  Keltner  12-11-27  N9A 
H.  W. ,  Mrs.  10-7-27  L22 
H.  W. ,  Mrs.  10-7-27  Nil 
H.  W. ,  Mrs.  10-8-27  L7 
H.  W. ,  Mrs.  10-8-27D  N3 
H.  W. ,  Mrs.  10-9-27  N2A 
J.  J.  12-24-27  L8 
J.  J.  12-24-27  N15 


1377 


HERNDON  (cont.) 

J.  J.  6-24-27  L24 

R.  T. ,  Mrs.  12-31-27D  L13 

R.  T.,  Mrs.  12-31-27D  N5 
HERNS 

Etta  Fay  12-2-27DV  L8 

Harry  12-2-27DV  L8 
HERRICK 

Everett,  Mrs.  6-12-27  L23 

Otto  9-4-27  N3C 
HERRON 

Lucille  8-14-27  N3A 

Thelma  5-16-27M  L8 
HERSHBAUM 

,  Mrs.  1-10-27  L6 

HERYFORD 

K.  E.  8-12-27  L3 
HESS 

Eva  Shadel  2-13-27  N6C 

Ralph  2-13-27M  N6C 

William  10-2-27C  N4A 
HESSE 

Lula  Ringenberg  8-15-27  L10 

Lula  Ringenberg  8-16-27  N6 
HESSEE 

William  8-23-27  N9 
HESSINGER 

LeRoy  9-7-27D  N2 

Leroy  9-6-27D  N3 

Leroy  9-7-27D  L8 

Leroy  9-7-27D  L9 

Roy  9-6-27  N3 

Roy  9-7-27  L8 

W.  C.  9-7-27  L8 

William  9-6-27  N3 
HESTER 

Elmer  F.  5-14-27DV  N2 

Margaret  Shuttee  4-14-27  L9 

W.  T. ,  Mrs.  4-14-27D  L9 

W.  Y.  4-14-27  L9 
HEYS 

John  12-27-27  N6 
HIBBLER 

J.  J.  7-2-27D  L7 

J.  J.  7-3-27D  L19 
HIBBS 

Ernest  M.  6-28-27DV  L3 

Ernest  M.  6-28-27DV  N2 

Lillian  6-28-27DV  L3 

Lillian  6-28-27DV  N2 


HIBBS  (cont.) 

Mahlon  3-7-27  L8 
Rachel  3-7-27  L8 

HIBLER 

J.  J.  7-5-27D  L10 

HICKEY 

John  6-19-27D  N6B 

HICKLEN 

Elizabeth  3-10-27  L8 

HICKLIN 

Elizabeth  3-13-27  L35 
Oscar  T.  12-9-27B  N9 
Oscar  T.  12-9-27C  N9 

HICKMAN 

E.  J.  9-25-27D  N7B 

HICKS 

A.  M.  4-4-27C  L4 
Alice  8-10-27  N2 
Alice  8-9-27  L4 
Annie  Schofield  8-10-27  N2 
Annie  Schofield  8-9-27  L4 
Archie  B.  11-9-27  L12 
Archie  B.  11-9-27D  N12 
Betty  Chloe  4-4-27B  L4 
Blanch  May  2-7-27D  L7 
Blanche  May  2-24-27D  L2 
Dollie  G.  11-9-27  L12 
Dollie  G.  11-9-27  N12 
Horace  B.  11-9-27  L12 
Horace  B.  11-9-27D  N12 
John  8-10-27  N2 
John  8-9-27  L4 
John,  Mrs.  7-12-27  L4 
Joseph,  Mrs.  2-2-27  L7 
Joseph,  Mrs.  2-4-27  L6 
Lonnie  2-14-27  Lll 
Lonnie  2-16-27  L5 
Mary  Sellers  10-18-27  Nl 
Mary  Sellers  10-18-27  N2 
Myrtle  Lorene  2-14-27D  Lll 
Robert  2-24-27  L2 
Robert  2-7-27  L7 
William  10-18-27M  Nl 
William  10-18-27M  N2 

HIERONYMOUS 

Emma  Smith  10-12-27  L13 
Emma  Smith  10-13-27  N3 

HIGBY 

H.  B.  1-22-27D  L7 
H.  B.  1-23-27D  N8 


1378 


HIGBY  (cont.) 

H.  D.  1-24-27D  L6 
H.  D.  1-25-27D  L12 

HIGGINS 

Bessie  2-10-27P  L6 
Bessie  7-16-27  L7 
Charles  E.  8-29-27  L10 
Dicie  Margaret  9-17-27DV  N3 
Dixie  Margaret  9-16-27DV  L6 
Henry  E.  9-16-27DV  L6 
Henry  H.  9-17-27DV  N3 
James  9-17-27DV  N3 
James  J.  4-22-27DV  N2 
James  J.  9-16-27DV  L6 
James  L.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Lillian  9-16-27DV  L6 
Lillian  9-17-27DV  N3 
Lillian  M.  4-22-27DV  N2 
Lillian  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 

HIGGS 

Lewis  1-22-27P  L7 
Wayman  1-22-27  L7 

HIGH 

Leota  Mae  5-19-27  L12 
Leota  Mae  5-20-27M  Nl 

HIGHFILL 

Betty  Maxine  1-21-27B  L8 
Betty  Maxine  1-21-27D  L8 
J.  H.  1-21-27C  L8 
Ruth  Bennett  1-21-27  L8 
W.  J. ,  Mrs.  12-5-27  L4 

HIGHSMITH 

Fern  3-30-27M  Nl 
Harold  10-18-27D  L12 
Harold  10-18-27D  N12 
Irving  H.  10-18-27  L12 
Irving  H.  10-18-27  N12 

HIGHTOWER 

J.  T. ,  Mrs.  1-10-27D  L6 
Mattie  1-11-27D  L6 
Mattie  1-12-27D  L8 
Mattie  A.  1-10-27D  L6 
Mattie  A.  1-13-27  L3 
Thomas  1-14-27  L6 

HILBERT 

Lillie  Crawford  1-22-27  L7 

HILBORN 

Edith  5-8-27  N8A 

HILDERBRAND 

Irene  4-21-27DV  N12 


HILDERBRAND  ( cont . ) 

Irene  5-14-27DV  N2 
Irene  B.  5-13-27DV  L22 
James  5-14- 2 7DV  N2 
James  A.  4-21-27DV  N12 
James  Arlie  5-13-27DV  L22 
Jane  1-28-27M  L22 
Jane  1-29-27M  N2 

HILL 

Aften  S.  6-28-27M  N8 

Afton  S.  6-27-27M  L7 

Afton  S.  6-28-27M  N12 

Arch  6-18-27  Nl 

B.  T.  10-11-27  L9 

B.  T.  10-11-27  N2 

Clara  Kendrick  6-28-27  N8 

Cora  Kendrick  6-27-27  L7 

Cora  Kendrick  6-28-27  N12 

David  W.  3-28-27  N4 

Edgar  6-18-27  Nl 

Elizabeth  1-13-27DV  L8 

F.  E.  T. ,  Mrs.  6-18-27  Nl 

Frances  Smith  11-14-27  L5 

Frances  Smith  11-14-27  N10 

George  D.  10-11-27  L9 

George  D.  10-11-27  N2 

Glenn  D.  6-4-27  L3 

H.  C.  6-18-27D  Nl 

Harry  11-16-27  N6 

Hazel  1-16-27  L24 

Herbert  Lee  11-16-27D  N6 

Ida  11-16-27  N6 

J.  E.  10-11-27  L9 

J.  E.  10-11-27  N2 

J.  J.  6-17-27  L23 

J.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-18-27  Nl 

J.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-18-27  N5 

Josie  10-11-27  L9 

Josie  10-11-27  N2 

Katie  10-11-27  L9 

Katie  10-11-27  N2 

Landy  11-16-27  N6 

Loren  8-6-27D  N12 

Lou  6-18-27  Nl 

Lyman  11-6-27C  Nl 

Maggie  Blevins  9-10-27  N16 

Maggie  Blevins  9-9-27  L13 

Maggie  Blevins  9-9-27  N8 

Margaret  6-18-27  Nl 

Mary  Ruth  6-17-27M  L23 


1379 


HILL  (cont.) 

Mary  Ruth  6-18-27M  Nl 

Mary  Ruth  6-18-27M  N5 

Myrtle  6-20-27  N3 

Nannie  6-18-27  Nl 

Richard  6-18-27  Nl 

Robert  H.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Sarah  E.  T.  6-20-27  N3 

Vernie  10-11-27D  L9 

Vernie  10-11-27D  N2 

W.  C.  10-11-27  L9 

W.  C.  10-11-27  N2 

W.  C.  6-16-27D  L10 

W.  C.  6-17-27D  N7 

W.  C.  6-20-27  N3 

W.  C.  6-20-27D  L14 

W.  C.  6-20-2 7DN3 

W.  E.  10-11-27  L9 

W.  E.  10-11-27  N2 

W.  S. ,  Jr.  6-18-27  Nl 

W.  S. ,  Mrs.  7-21-27D  N12 
HILLIARD 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  1-19-27  L4 
HILLIARD,  MO 

naming  of  3-28-27  N4 
HILLIS 

Lilly  Garrett  1-26-27  L7 

Lilly  Garrett  1-27-27  N10 
HILSABECK 

Ruth  C.  6-26-27M  L37 
HILSABOCK 

Ruth  C.  6-26-27M  N7A 
HILT 

Helen  11-20-27M  L2 

Helen  11-20-27M  NIB 

Helen  Ferguson  11-19-27M  Lll 

W.  E.  11-19-27  Lll 
HILTERBRAND 

Helen  Little  2-28-27  L15 

Helen  Little  2-28-27  Nl 

Helen  Little  3-6-27  L31 

Ila  Mae  Claxton  8-28-27  L15 

Jack  2-28-27M  L15 

Jack  2-28-27M  Nl 

Jack  3-6-27M  L31 

Jess  8-28-27M  L15 

Orville  12-19-27D  L9 

Tom  12-19-27  L9 
HILTON 

Carlon  Leslie  4-23-27M  L3 


HILTON  (cont.) 

Carlons  Lesslie  4-23-27M  N3 

Florence  Shockley  11-21-27  N3 

Montese  Hodges  4-23-27  L3 

Montese  Hodges  4-23-27  N3 
HINCHSLIFF 

Agnes  3-13-27  L6 

Chester  3-13-27  L6 

Guy  3-13-27  L6 

Jess,  Mrs.  3-13-27  L6 

Rolin  3-13-27D  L6 
HINCKLE 

Henry  C.  9-2-27C  N2 
HINDE 

Charles  Carroll  5-14-27  L8 

Charles  Carroll  5-14-27  N6 

Maude  Woods  5-14-27  L8 

Maude  Woods  5-14-27  N6 
HINDMAN 

J.  A.  9-11-27  N9B 
HINDS 

Bertha  10-7-27DV  L22 

Bertha  7-26-27DV  Nl 

Bertha  9-17-27DV  N3 

J.  H.  10-7-27DV  L22 

J.  H.  7-26-27DV  Nl 

J.  H.  9-17-27DV  N3 
HINE 

Decima  4-16-27P  L7 

J.  A.  4-16-27  L7 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  5-27-27  L24 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  5-28-27  L12 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  5-28-27  N12 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  5-29-27  L32 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  5-29-27  N2 

Nelle  A.  Long  12-10-27  L12 
HINES 

H. ,  Mrs.  3-28-27  L8 

H. ,  Mrs.  3-28-27  N8 
HINSCHCLIFF 

Agnes  3-5-27  L12 

Agnes  3-6-27  L3  0 

Chester  3-5-27  L12 

Chester  3-6-27  L30 

Guy  3-5-27  L12 

Guy  3-6-27  L30 

James  3-5-27  L12 

James  3-6-27  L30 

Jess  3-5-27  L12 

Jess  3-6-27  L30 


1380 


i 


4INSCHCLIFF  (cont.) 

Robey  Stanley  3-5-27D  L12 
Robey  Stanley  3-6-27D  L30 
Stanley  3-5-27  L12 
Stanley  3-6-27  L30 

HINSHAW 

Boyd  10-9-27C  N6A 

Ina  Schumate  10-17-27  L15 

Ina  Shumate  10-17-27  N5 

J.  C.  10-17-27M  L15 

J.  C.  10-17-27M  N5 

HINSLEY 

Gladys  11-5-27  L6 
Gladys  11-5-27  N12 
Jewel  11-5-27  N12 
Jewell  11-5-27  L6 
Thomas  11-5-27  L6 
Thomas  11-5-27  N12 
Thomas  D.  11-5-27D  L6 
Thomas  D.  11-5-27D  N12 
Thomas  D.  11-6-27D  N3A 
Winnie  11-5-27  L6 
Winnie  11-5-27  N12 
Worden  11-5-27  L6 
Worden  11-5-27  N12 

HIRTH 

Jacob  9-3-27D  L12 
Rosa  9-3-27  L12 

HISTORY 

of  Baptist  church  11-5-27  L2 
of  Drury  college  5-15-27  NIB 
of  St. Paul  church  4-17-27  N10C 
of  early  Spfd  2-27-27  LI 5 
of  early  Spfd  3-16-27  L14 
of  police  department  2-13-27  L8 
of  probate  court  2-13-27  L27 
of  street  lighting  2-13-27  L4 
of  tornadoes  in  Spfd  4-4-27  N10 
on  Drury  campus  3-6-27  L34 

HITCHCOCK 

Fred  Nelson  1-6-27D  Lll 
Fred  Nelson  1-6-27D  N12 
Nelson  1-6-27  Lll 
Nelson  1-6-27  N12 

HITT 

Yetta  Boehme  12-5-27  L2 
Yetta  Boehme  12-6-27  N3 

HOBBS 

Mildred  6-24-27M  L8 


HOBEY 

Lawrence  1-13-27DV  L8 

Violet  1-13-27DV  L8 
HOBLIT 

Harlan  A.  12-12-27D  L9 

Harlan  A.  12-12-27D  N2 

Harlan  A.  12-13-27D  L6 

Harlan  A.  12-13-27D  N3 

Irene  12-12-27  L9 

Irene  12-12-27  N2 

James  12-12-27  L9 

James  D.  12-12-27  N2 
HOBSON 

Elsie  Mae  1-22-27  L7 
HODGE 

Ann  Brunner  2-21-27  L6 

Ann  Brunner  2-22-27  L9 

Maxine  7-16-27P  L7 
HODGES 

Alice  12-6-27  N3 

Alice  A.  12-6-27  L12 

Alta  2-16-27  L10 

Alta  Evans  2-17-27  N3 

Docia  R.  Clark  2-18-27  L16 

Etta  E.  Thompson  7-1-27  L19 

Eva  12-6-27  L12 

Eva  12-6-27  N3 

Forrest  5-2-27  L8 

Forrest  5-2-27  Nl 

Frank  5-2-27  L8 

Frank  5-2-27  Nl 

Harold  5-2-27  L8 

Harold  5-2-27  Nl 

Ike  8-1-27  L12 

J.  T.  8-1-27  L12 

J.  T.  8-1-27  N10 

J.  T.  8-2-27  N12 

Jack  12-6-27  L12 

Jack  12-6-27  N3 

James  7-1-27M  L19 

James  T.  2-18-27M  L16 

Jane  8-1-27  L12 

Jane  8-1-27  N10 

Jane  8-2-27  N12 

Jesse  8-1-27  L12 

Jesse  8-1-27  N10 

Jesse  8-2-27  N12 

Margaret  8-1-27  L12 

Margaret  8-1-27  N10 

Margaret  8-2-27  N12 


1381 


HODGES  (cont.) 

Martha  5-2-27  L8 

Martha  5-2-27  Nl 

Montese  4-23-27M  L3 

Montese  4-23-27M  N3 

Nancy  8-1-27  L12 

Nancy  8-1-27  N10 

Nancy  8-2-27  N12 

Pierce  5-2-27  L8 

Pierce  5-2-27  Nl 

R.  C.  12-6-27  L12 

R.  C.  12-6-27  N3 

Ralph  5-2-27  L8 

Ralph  5-2-27  Nl 

Roy  5-2-27D  L8 

Roy  5-2-27D  Nl 

Roy  5-3-27D  L14 

Roy  5-3-27D  Nl 

W.  M.  8-1-27  L12 

W.  P.  5-2-27  L8 

W.  P.  5-2-27  Nl 

Wanda  5-2-27  L8 

Wanda  5-2-27  Nl 

Zona  12-6-27  L12 

Zona  12-6-27  N3 
HODSON 

Gladys  Keen  9-28-27  L10 

Jack  9-28-27M  L10 
HOELSER 

John  4-6-27E  N5 
HOELZER 

John  5-14-27M  N3 

John  H.  5-15-27M  L20 

John  H.  5-16-27M  L13 

John  H.  5-16-27M  N5 

John,  Mrs.  12-23-27  L18 

Julia  F.  Graf  5-14-27  N3 

Julia  F.  Graf  5-15-27  L20 

Julia  Graf  5-16-27  L13 

Julia  Graf  5-16-27  N5 
HOFFMAN 

B.  C.  3-13-27  L6 
Bobby  1-4-27D  N10 
Bobby  Lee  1-3-27D  L10 
Bobby  Lee  1-4-27D  L9 
Bobby  Lee  1-4-27D  N10 

C.  F.  1-3-27  L10 
C.  P.  1-4-27  N10 
Dorothy  June  4-24-27  Lll 
Elta  Scovil  9-27-27  L10 


HOFFMAN  (cont.) 

Fred  C.  1-3-27  L10 

Fred  C.  1-4-27  L9 

Fred  C.  1-4-27  N10 

Fred  C.  8-30-27DV  L2 

Fred  C.  8-30-27DV  N2 

J.  C,  Mrs.  4-24-27D  Lll 

J.  Clarence,  Mrs.  4-24-27D  NIB 

Mary  11-1-27D  L7 

Nola  4-24-27D  Lll 

Nola  E.  4-25-27D  L2 

Nola  H.  4-24-27D  Lll 

Ola  11-3-27M  L12 

Ola  11-3-27M  Nl 

Ola  11-3-27M  N2 

R.  B.  10-1-27  L8 

Randolph,  Mrs.  3-5-27  L12 

Randolph,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L3  0 

Ruby  8-30-27DV  L2 

Ruby  8-30-27DV  N2 

Walter  1-15-27  L10 
HOGAN 

M.  F.  2-9-27M  L13 

Mary  10-22-27P  L7 

May  House  2-9-27  L13 

R.  E. ,  Mrs.  2-19-27  LI 

Thomas,  Mrs.  11-1-27  L7 

Thomas,  Mrs.  11-1-27  N8 
HOGG 

Eleanor  11-6-27  L22 

Eliza  11-6-27  L22 

Garrett  11-6-27  L22 
HOGGARD 

Charles  10-16-27D  Lll 
HOGUE 

Lena  8-16-27M  L2 

Lena  8-16-27M  Nl 
HOLBERT 

Claud  6-17-27C  L8 

Faye  I.  5-10-27M  L15 

Faye  I .  5-10-27M  N5 

Faye  I.  5-8-27M  L3 

Harry  6-5-27M  N2B 

J.  E.  5-10-27  L15 

J.  E.  5-10-27  N5 

J.  E.  7-12-27  L13 

Jean  Rosalee  6-17-27B  L8 

Stella  Presley  6-5-27  N2B 

Velma  7-12-27M  L13 


1382 


HOLDEN 

Bernice  A.  Skates  9-25-27  N3C 

Berniece  A.  Skates  9-25-27  L21 

Clara  Jones  2-14-27  Lll 

H.  C.  9-25-27  N3C 

Harry  W.  9-25-27M  L21 

Harry  W.  9-25-27M  N3C 

Hayden  5-13-27DV  N9 

Herbert  4-8-27DV  L21 

Herbert  5-13-27DV  L22 

Ruby  4-8-27DV  L21 

Ruby  5-13-27DV  L22 

Ruby  5-13-27DV  N9 
HOLDER 

Clara  2-18-27  L7 

Jessie  1-23-27M  Lll 

Jessie  1-23-27M  N5 

Katherine  1-6-27M  N6 
HOLDREN 

John  3-11-27M  L19 

John  3-11-27M  L9 

Mary  Tennison  3-11-27  L19 

Mary  Tennison  3-11-27  L9 
HOLEMAN 

John  6-20-27  N10 
HOLIDAY 

Paul  12-9-27  L22 
HOLLADAY 

Cybil  12-10-27  L12 

Helen  12-10-27  L12 

Jessie  1-19-27M  L7 

Jessie  1-19-27M  N2 

Mable  12-10-27  L12 

Paul  12-10-27  L12 
HOLLAN 

John  L.  8-3-27DV  L4 

John  L.  8-3-27DV  N2 

John  L.  9-17-27DV  L12 

John  L.  9-18-27DV  N10A 

John,  Jr.  8-3-27  N2 

Ruth  9-17-27DV  L12 

Ruth  M.  8-3-27DV  L4 

Ruth  M.  8-3-27DV  N2 

Ruth  M.  9-18-27DV  N10A 
HOLLAND 

Bessie  3-27-27  L31 

Earl  3-27-27  L31 

Edna  Alice  3-27-27D  L31 

J.  D.  3-21-27C  L14 

James  0.  4-16-27  L7 


HOLLAND  (cont.) 

John  G.  4-16-27P  L7 

John  L.,  Mrs.  12-2-27  LI 

Lee  4-17-27  N10C 

Letia  3-27-27  L31 

Louise  M.  4-16-27  L7 

Mary  Lou  3-21-27B  L14 

Massey  R.  4-16-27P  L7 

Richard  H.  4-16-27P  L7 

Samuel  E.  3-27-27  L31 

Virginia  12-2-27  LI 
HOLLAWAY 

Hugh,  Mrs.  8-14-27  N7A 

T.  F.  2-13-27  L12 
HOLLIDAY 

Cybil  12-10-27  N6 

Helen  12-10-27  N6 

Paul  12-10-27  N6 
HOLLINGSWORTH 

Clinton  W.  4-16-27P  L7 

John  F.  4-16-27  L7 
HOLLISTER,  MO 

history  9-25-27  L2 
HOLLOWAY 

Anna  Jo  Wherley  12-4-27  NIB 

Fleet  C.  12-4-27M  NIB 

Fred  1-25-27  L12 

Fred  1-26-27  L7 

Sarah  E.  White  1-25-27  L12 

Sarah  Elizabeth  1-25-27  L12 

Sarah  White  1-26-27  L7 

W.  R. ,  Mrs.  8-15-27  N10 
HOLMAN 

Anna  M.  Nielson  4-17-27  L20 

E.  D.  9-18-27D  N7B 

E.  V. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27  L18 

Elmer  3-25-27M  L13 

Lucy  Agnes  3-3-27M  L2 

Lynn  C.  4-17-27M  L20 

Theo  Beatrice  6-9-27M  L15 

Willie  J.  Robertson  3-25-27  L13 
HOLMES 

Charles  Phillips  7-23-27D  L6 

Charles  Phillips  7-23-27D  N3 

E.  V. ,  Mrs.  9-3-27  N3 

H.  C.  6-29-27D  L10 

H.  C.  6-30-27D  N3 

H.  C.  9-25-27  L21 

Inez  4-19-27M  L10 

Inez  4-19-27M  N3 


1383 


HOLMES  (cont.) 

J.  W.  7-24-27A  N3C 
James  V.  7-23-27  L6 
James  V.  7-23-27  N3 
John  7-24-27A  N3C 
Kermit  7-7-27M  L13 
Lizzie  Wilkie  8-15-27  L10 
Lizzie  Wilkie  8-16-27  N6 
Lorene  Yoachum  7-7-27  L13 
M.  7-7-27  L13 
Marie  7-23-27  L6 
Marie  7-23-27  N3 
Sadie  7-24-27  N3C 
Sylvia  1-14-27DV  L15 
Virginia  7-23-27  L6 
Virginia  7-23-27  N3 
William  1-14-27DV  L15 

HOLMS 

Inez  4-17-27M  N5 

HOLT 

Beulah  Keithley  2-10-27  L14 
Bryan,  Mrs.  8-10-27  L8 
Bryan,  Mrs.  8-11-27  N3 
Ella  Juanita  12-10-27M  N5 
Ella  Juanita  12-9-27M  L27 
Helen  10-28-27M  Nl 
T.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-17-27  L14 
T.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-17-27  N12 
T.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-18-27  N3 
Theodore  2-10-27M  L14 

HOMAN 

Ruth  12-18-27  NIB 
Ruth  4-17-27  N10C 

HOMER 

Vesta  10-12-27M  L13 

HON 

E.  C. ,  Mrs.  9-12-27  L16 
E.  C. ,  Mrs.  9-12-27  N10 

HOOBER 

A.  R.  12-11-27  NUB 

HOOD 

Arthur,  Mrs.  8-25-27  L8 

Arthur,  Mrs.  8-26-27  N2 

Bertha  10-13-27  L15 

Bertha  10-14-27  N5 

Byron  2-11-27  Nl 

C.  H.  3-13-27  L35 

Clyde  3-10-27  L8 

Dallis  L.  Knight  8-18-27  N12 

E.  R.  2-11-27  Nl 


HOOD  (cont.) 

Elizabeth  R.  10-13-27M  L15 
Elizabeth  R.  10-13-27M  Nl 
Elizabeth  R.  10-14-27M  N5 
George  2-11-27  Nl 
Grace  2-11-27  Nl 
J.  D.  3-13-27  L35 
J.  D. ,  Mrs.  3-10-27D  L8 
Jess  4-24-27C  N12C 
Jess,  Mrs.  5-1-27D  N8B 
John  8-18-27M  N12 
K.  H. ,  Mrs.  3-13-27  L35 
Mary  M.  Kirk  6-18-27  L10 
Mary  M.  Kirk  6-19-27  L27 
Mary  M.  Kirk  6-19-27  Nl 
Mary  M.  Kirk  6-19-27  NIB 
Raymond  A.  6-18-27M  L10 
Raymond  A.  6-19-27M  L27 
Raymond  A.  6-19-27M  Nl 
Raymond  A.  6-19-27M  NIB 
Vera  2-11-27D  Nl 

HOOK 

Billie  6-19-27  N6B 

HOOPER 

Charles,  Mrs.  3-12-27  L10 

Charles,  Mrs.  3-13-27  L12 

Erma  Hunt  12-29-27  N3 

Homer  6-7-27  L10 

Homer  6-8-27  L14 

Homer  6-8-27  N12 

John  Wesley  6-7-27D  L10 

John  Wesley  6-8-27D  L14 

John  Wesley  6-8-27D  N12 

Scharlotte  Matilda  1-12-27  L4 

HOOPS 

Claude  1-16-27DV  L24 
Hazel  Hill  1-16-27DV  L24 

HOOTEN 

S.  E.  12-18-27  N4C 
William  E.  12-18-27D  N4C 

HOOTON 

F.  M.  6-12-27D  L 

F.  M.  6-12-27D  N3 

F.  M.  6-7-27D  N8 

Francis  Marion  6-6-27D  L4 

Francis  Marion  6-7-27D  L10 

HOOVER 

A.  B. ,  Mrs.  12-11-27  L40 

A.  J.  8-2-27D  Nl 

A.  R. ,  Mrs.  12-7-27  N12 


1384 


HOOVER  (cont.) 

Clyde  Johnson  12-6-27  L12 
Clyde  Johnson  12-6-27  N2 
J.  E.  12-6-27  L12 
J.  E.  12-6-27  N2 
Laurence  12-6-27M  L12 
Lawrence  E.  12-6-27M  N2 
HOPE 

Addie  Opal  2-17-27M  L8 
HOPKINS 

Henry  6-23-27  L16 
Irene  4-1-27M  L13 
Mark  6-23-27D  L16 
Mary  J.  6-23-27  L2 
6-23-27  Nl 
,  Mrs.  5-25-27  L6 
,  Mrs.  5-26-27  N3 
6-23-27P  L2 
6-23-27P  Nl 


Mary  J 
Paul  E 
Paul  E 
Robert 
Robert 
HOPPER 

Elvin 
Elvis 
F.  R. 
F.  R. 


5-15-27DV  L10 
5-15-27DV  NIB 
Mrs.  4-6-27  L10 
Mrs.  4-6-27  N3 
Helen  5-15-27DV  L10 
Helen  5-15-27DV  NIB 

HORINE 

Anna  2-5-27  L10 
Anna  2-6-27  L25 
Cora  2-5-27D  L10 
Cora  2-6-27D  L25 
Cora  2-6-27D  N2 
Cora  2-7-27D  L7 
Harriett  2-5-27  L10 
Harriett  2-6-27  L25 
Max  A.  2-5-27  L10 
Max  A.  2-6-27  L25 
Paul  G.  2-5-27  L10 
Paul  G.  2-6-27  L25 
S.  H.  2-20-27  N3 
S.  H.  2-5-27  L10 
S.  H.  2-6-27  L25 

HORN 

Angie  Larkin  8-18-27  N3 
John  C.  7-11-27  LI 
Julius  1-22-27  L7 
Sarah  1-22-27P  L7 

HORNBEAK 

John  1-18-27  LI 
John  1-18-27  Nl 


HORNBEAK  (cont.) 

Laura  1-18-27  LI 

Laura  1-18-27  Nl 

T.  E. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  L8 

T.  E. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  N2 
HORNE 

Cyrus  4-10-27  N3B 

Edward  4-10-27  N3B 

Elizabeth  Davis  4-10-27  N3B 

William  4-10-27  N3B 
HORNER 

Cora  7-16-27  L7 

Margaret  10-26-27D  L19 

R.  H.  1-14-27DV  L15 

Steve,  Mrs.  8-11-27  L8 

Steve,  Mrs.  8-12-27  N3 

Verna  1-14-27DV  L15 

Vesta  10-12-27M  Nl 

Vesta  4-3-27M  L2 

Vesta  4-3-27M  NIB 

Vesta  4-4-27M  L14 
HORNEY 

Daniel  M.  10-22-27  L7 

Daniel  M.  4-16-27  L7 

Elsa  J.  4-16-27P  L7 

Elza  J.  10-22-27P  L7 
HORNING 

Helen  Rosemary  1-22-27P  L7 

Homer  R.  1-22-27P  L7 
HORNSBY 

H.  T.  4-10-27  N12C 
HORSBORN 

Hattie  Harneen  4-20-27  L8 

Hattie  Harneen  4-21-27  N3 
HORTON 

Beatrice  8-14-27DV  N2A 

Bobby  3-27-27  L31 

Charles  Edwin  8-14-27  N2A 

James  4-19-27  Nl 

John,  Mrs.  3-27-27  L31 

Oscar  1-13-27DV  L8 

Ray  B.  8-14-27DV  N2A 

Ruth  1-13-27DV  L8 
HOTELLING 

Josephine  7-5-27  L10 

William  J.  7-5-27  L10 
HOUCK 

Louis  2-21-27  Nl 

Louise  2-21-27  Nl 

Melissa  E.  11-27-27D  L27 


1385 


HOUCK  (cont.) 

Melissa  Wommack  11-27-27D  L27 

Washington,  Mrs.  11-27-27D  L27 
HOUGH 

Cleo  12-10-27M  N6 

Dorothy  1-14-27DV  L15 

Noah  7-17-27D  N8B 

R.  B.  1-14-27DV  L15 
HOUGHAWAT 

Myrtle  3-13-27M  L21 
HOUK 

Belle  Cook  5-14-27  L10 

Belle  Cook  5-14-27  N12 

Frank  1-30-27  N6 

Melissa  11-27-27D  N8B 

Melissa  11-28-27D  L2 

Melissa  Wommack  11-27-27D  N8B 

Washington  11-6-27D  L22 

Washington  11-6-27D  N3A 

Washington,  Mrs.  11-27-27D  N8B 

Wommack  11-27-27  N8B 
HOUSDEN 

Aries  R.  1-14-27M  L15 

Mary  Hartley  1-14-27  L15 
HOUSE 

May  2-9-27M  L13 
HOUSER 

Ora  E.  Butler  11-28-27  L16 

Ora  E.  Butler  11-29-27  Nl 

Paul  K.  11-28-27M  LI 6 

Paul  K.  11-29-27M  Nl 
HOUSTON 

C.  D. ,  Mrs.  3-9-27  L8 

David  Guthrie  12-31-27B  L14 

DeVern  12-31-27C  L14 

Ed  3-11-27  L22 

Jeanne  Marks  12-31-27  L14 

Jo  Rickman  6-11-27  N12 

Joseph  A.  4-27-27  N3 

Victor  M.  6-11-27M  N12 
HOUTZ 

Alta  D.  Mansell  9-6-27  L2 

James  A.  9-6-27M  L2 
HOVIS 

C.  A.  1-2-27D  N 
HOWARD 

A.  M. ,  Mrs.  10-7-27  L22 

A.  M. ,  Mrs.  10-7-27  Nil 

Caroline  6-6-27  L13 

Caroline  6-7-27  N5 


HOWARD  (cont.) 

Edgar  L.  12-29-27M  LI 
Edgar  Lawrence  12-30-27M  N5 
Edna  9-15-27M  L5 
Edna  9-15-27M  Nl 
Emmett  7-5-27D  L10 
John  P.  1-1-27D  N8 
Josephine  James  12-29-27  LI 
Josephine  L.  James  12-30-27  N5 
Lula  Mitchell  2-24-27  N7 
Martha  L.  1-22-27  L7 
Martin  L.  10-22-27  L7 
Martin  L.  4-16-27  L7 
Martin  L.  9-30-27  N15 
Millard  1-30-27D  N6 
Noel  J.  2-24-27M  N7 
Oscar,  Mrs.  2-28-27  L10 
Thomas  N.  3-21-27D  L14 
Thomas  N.  3-21-27D  N2 
Thomas  N.  3-22-27D  L10 
Thomas  N.  3-23-27D  Lll 
Thomas  N.  3-23-27D  N10 

HOWELL 

A.  1-20-27D  L2 
Billy  1-20-27D  L2 
Charles  A.  7-21-27  N12 
Charles  A.,  Mrs.  5-10-27  L16 
Charles  A.,  Mrs.  7-20-27  N8 
Charles  A.,  Mrs.  7-21-27  L9 
Charley,  Mrs.  5-11-27  N6 
Ella  Louise  1-14-27DV  L15 
Eson  1-20-27  L2 
Ethell  1-22-27P  L7 
J.  D.  1-14-27DV  L15 
Josiah  1-20-27  L2 
Josiah  11-24-27  L4 
Lorene  8-6-27DV  N3 
Lorene  Euliss  8-4-27DV  L8 
Mary  5-11-27  N6 
Thelma  1-22-27P  L7 
Velma  1-22-27P  L7 
W.  Lee  8-6-27DV  N3 
William  Lee  8-4-27DV  L8  , 

HOWELL  COUNTY 

early  settlers  11-24-27  L4 
naming  of  1-20-27  L2 

HOWERTON 

Mae  4-24-27M  N12C 

HOWLEY 

Charles  F.  7-24-27M  L17 


1386 


Mary  L. 
Mary  L . 
Mary  L . 
Mary  L . 
Mary  L . 
Mary  L. 
Mary  L. 


Helen 
Helen 
J.  B. 
J.  R. 


HOWLEY  (cont.) 

Veda  Bass  7-24-27  L17 

5-28-27D  L12 
5-28-27D  N12 
5-29-27D  L32 
5-29-27D  N2 
5-30-27D  L9 
5-30-27D  N2 
6-3-27P  N12 
Mary  L.  O'Day  5-28-27D  L12 
William  R.  5-28-27  L12 
William  R.  5-28-27  N12 
i  fAL 

6-24-27  L8 
6-24-27  N6 
6-24-27D  L8 
6-24-27D  N6 
Robert  6-24-27  L8 
Robert  6-24-27  N6 
HOYLE 

Sarah  4-10-27  L6 
Sarah  4-14-27  L5 
HOYLES 

Sarah  4-10-27  N2B 
HUBBARD 
C.  A. 
Frank 

Russell,  Mrs 
HUBBELL 

L.  W.  2-20-27  N3 
HUBBLE 

Edwin  Powell  11-9-27  LI 
Janie  11-9-27  LI 
John  P.  11-9-27  LI 
Levi  M.  4-16-27P  L7 
Lucy  E.  Fulbright  1-18-27  Nl 
Lucy  E.  Fulbright 
Lucy  E.  Fulbright 
Sarah  11-9-27  LI 
HUBER 

Anna  8-16-27  L16 
Anna  8-17-27  N3 
Henrietta  8-16-27  L16 
Henrietta  8-17-27  N3 
Henry  8-16-27  L16 
Henry  8-17-27  N3 
Jacob  H.  8-16-27D  L16 
Jacob  H.  8-17-27D  L14 
Jacob  H.  8-17-27D  N3 


Mrs.  12-19-27  LI 
2-20-27  N8C 

1-11-27  L6 


1-19-27  L4 
1-19-27  N12 


HUBLE 

Lucy  E.  Fulbright  1-18-27  LI 
HUCKABY 

B.  L.  9-25-27M  L10 

Belfy  I.  12-15-27DV  L2 

Belfy  L.  12-15-27DV  Nl 

Elizabeth  9-24-27DV  N3 

Frances  E.  12-15-27DV  L2 

Frances  E.  12-15-27DV  Nl 

Frances  E.  Brown  9-25-27  L10 

John  12-4-27  L31 

John  12-4-27  N9A 

John  W.  9-24-27DV  N3 

Mollie  12-4-27  L31 

Mollie  12-4-27  N9A 

Ray  12-4-27  L31 

Roy  12-4-27  N9A 

Thomas  12-4-27  L31 

Thomas  12-4-27  N9A 

W.  H.  12-4-27D  L31 

W.  H.  12-4-27D  N9A 
HUDDLESTON 

Naomi  5-12-27DV  L8 

Naomi  5-13-27DV  N9 

Opal  1-13-27DV  L8 

Opal  11-13-27D  N2A 

Oscar  1-13-27DV  L8 

Oscar  5-12-27DV  L8 

Oscar  5-13-27DV  N9 

Sadie  8-1-27  L12 

Sadie  8-1-27  N3 

Sadie  8-2-27  L12 

Sadie  8-2-27  N12 
HUDGENS 

Eittela  L.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

W.  I.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

W.  L.  7-9-27DV  L10 

William  9-17-27DV  L12 

William  9-18-27DV  N10A 

Zitella  A.  9-18-27DV  N10A 

Zitella  L.  7-9-27DV  L10 

Zitella  L.  9-17-27DV  L12 
HUDGINGS 

Earl,  Mrs.  11-10-27  N5 

Earl,  Mrs.  11-9-27  L15 
HUDSON 

Alice  H.  9-4-27M  L21 

Alice  H.  9-4-27M  Nl 

Cora  8-7-27  L26 

Grace  8-21-27  N8C 


1387 


HUDSON  (cont.) 

Ira  10-10-27  L12 

J.  B.  8-7-27  L26 

Jacob  8-18-27  N3 

Jacob  E.  8-21-27  N8C 

James  8-18-27  N3 

James  F.  8-21-27  N8C 

Meda  A.  6-9-27M  Nl 

Miles  8-18-27A  N3 

Miles  J.  8-21-27A  N8C 

Minnie  8-7-27  L26 

Monroe  5-7-27C  L5 

0.  H.  8-14-27D  N7B 

Ora  H.  8-14-27D  N7B 

Ora  H.  8-7-27D  L26 

Ora  H.  8-7-27D  Nl 

Ruby  8-21-27  N8C 

Ruby  Fay  8-18-27  N3 

Silas  8-18-27  N3 

Simon  R.  8-21-27  N8C 

Wilhelmina  1-12-27  L4 

William  A.  8-21-27  N8C 
HUDSPETH 

Rebecca  Glasscock  10-30-27  N7B 
HUFF 

Myrtle  Lee  2-7-27M  L4 
HUFFMAN 

Anna  Early  11-19-27  N4 

D.  M. ,  Mrs.  4-5-27  Nl 

Henry  11-1-27  L7 

Henry  11-1-27  N8 

John  1-14-27DV  LI 5 

John  5-13-27DV  L22 

Joseph  11-1-27  L7 

Joseph  11-1-27  N8 

Lila  1-14-27DV  L15 

Lila  5-13-27DV  L22 

Mary  A.  11-1-27D  L7 

Mary  A.  11-1-27D  N8 

N.  F.  11-19-27M  N4 

Ruth  1-14-27DV  L15 

W.  J.  11-1-27  L7 

W.  J.  11-1-27  N8 

Wash  11-1-27  L7 

Wesley  E.  1-14-27DV  L15 

William  J.,  Mrs.  11-1-27D  L7 

William  J.,  Mrs.  11-1-27D  N8 
HUFFT 

Dale  6-5-27M  N9C 

Ora  Miller  6-5-27  N9C 


HUGGENS 

Elmer  10-23-27C  N5B 

HUGHES 

Altie  Fulbright  11-19-27D  L8 

Amanda  8-25-27  L8 

Amanda  8-26-27  N2 

Bertha  8-28-27  N10B 

Billie  Joe  8-27-27D  N2 

Billie  Joe  White  8-27-27D  L12 

Billie  Joe  White  8-28-27D  L8 

C.  P.  9-7-27  N2 

Dan  11-27-27  Nl 

David  8-28-27  N10B 

Delia  9-1-27  N8 

Edith  B.  11-17-27D  L8 

Edith  B.  Welch  11-17-27D  L8 

Evelyn  5-30-27  L13 

Evelyn  5-31-27  N5 

Floyd  11-18-27  N6 

Floyd  G.  11-17-27  L8 

Fred  11-29-27  LI 

Fred  9-1-27  N8 

Fred  C.  12-18-27D  L14 

Fred  C.  12-18-27D  N2B 

Fred  H.  8-31-27  L10 

George  4-16-27P  L7 

George  8-28-27  N6B 

George  9-1-27  N8 

George  C.  8-25-27  L8 

George  C.  8-26-27  N2 

George  H.  8-31-27  L10 

Harley  6-3-27M  L19 

Harriett  8-31-27D  L10 

Harriett  9-1-27D  L8 

Harriett  9-1-27D  N8 

Hobart  5-25-27M  L9 

Hobart  5-27-27M  N6 

Hobart  5-30-27M  L13 

Hobart  5-31-27M  N5 

Isabelle  11-18-27  N6 

J.  E.  8-27-27  N2 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  2-14-27  N3 

J.  M.,  Mrs.  11-18-27D  L22 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  11-18-27D  N6 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  11-19-27D  L8 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  11-19-27D  N3 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  11-20-27D  L31 

J.  M.,  Mrs.  11-20-27D  N10B 

J.  V.  8-28-27  N10B 

J.  W.  11-17-27  L8 


1388 


HUGHES  (cont.) 

J.  W.  9-7-27  N2 

J.  Z.  8-27-27  L12 

J.  Z.  8-28-27  L8 

Jesse  M.,  Mrs.  11-17-27D  L8 

John  9-1-27  N8 

John  H.  8-31-27  L10 

Joseph  R.  8-25-27  L8 

Joseph  R.  8-26-27  N2 

L.  W.  11-18-27  N6 

L.  W.,  Mrs.  4-15-27  L12B 

L.  W. ,  Mrs.  4-15-27  N3 

Lillie  Anderson  5-30-27  L13 

Lillie  Anderson  5-31-27  N5 

Lillie  J.  Anderson  5-25-27  L9 

Lillie  J.  Anderson  5-27-27  N6 

Lloyd  11-18-27  N6 

Lloyd  W.  11-17-27  L8 

Louis  B.  8-25-27  L8 

Louis  B.  8-26-27  N2 

Maggie  Lanham  6-3-27  L19 

Mamie  Smoots  4-5-27  N12 

Martha  9-1-27  N8 

Martha  H.  8-31-27  L10 

Mary  11-18-27  N6 

Mildred  8-25-27  L8 

Mildred  8-26-27  N2 

Noble  11-27-27D  Nl 

Noble  11-29-27D  LI 

Noble  11-29-27D  Nl 

Noble  12-1-27D  L12 

Pauline  8-28-27  N10B 

Ralph  9-7-27  N2 

Richard  B.  8-25-27  L8 

Richard  B.  8-26-27  N2 

Roy,  Mrs.  10-16-27  Nl 

Roy,  Mrs.  10-17-27  L5 

Roy,  Mrs.  10-17-27  N2 

Sarah  8-31-27  L10 

Sarah  9-1-27  N8 

Sarah  Renshaw  2-27-27  L31 

Stella  8-31-27  L10 

Stephen  C.  8-25-27D  L8 

Stephen  C.  8-26-27D  N2 

Steve  8-28-27D  N9B 

Vernetta  Jones  10-1-27  L12 

Vernetta  Jones  10-2-27  L31 

Vernetta  Jones  10-2-27  N2A 

Virgil  11-18-27  N6 

W.  H.  9-7-27D  L9 


HUGHES  (cont.) 

W.  H.  9-7-2 7DN2 

W.  J.  8-9-27P  N3 

W.  L.  1-23-27C  Lll 

W.  W.  4-8-27  Lll 

W.  W.  4-8-27  N14 

Walter  W.  8-25-27  L8 

Walter  W.  8-26-27  N2 

infant  8-27-27D  L12 

infant  8-28-27D  L8 
HULBERT 

Harry  6-5-27M  L31 

Stella  Presley  6-5-27  L31 
HULL 

S.  C.,  son  of  6-5-27D  N9C 
HULSE 

Charles  7-11-27M  Lll 

Jess  E.  7-13-27DV  L14 

Jess  E.  9-15-27DV  L15 

Jess  E.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Jewel  9-15-27DV  L15 

Jewel  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Jewell  7-13-27DV  L14 

Leona  Pimberton  7-11-27  Lll 

Minnie  Lehar  9-25-27  L21 

Minnie  Lehar  9-26-27  N5 

Minnie  M.  Lehar  9-21-27  Nl 

Otis  7-11-27  Lll 

Paul  9-25-27M  L21 

Paul  9-26-27M  N5 

Paul  L.  9-21-27M  Nl 
HULTZ 

Elva  12-25-27M  NIB 

Elza  12-25-27M  L16 

Ruth  Williams  12-25-27  L16 

Ruth  Williams  12-25-27  NIB 
HUMAN 

Dorothy  0.  Kennedy  7-24-27  N10B 

Lester  7-24-27M  N10B 
HUMBIRD 

Margaret  12-29-27  L4 
HUMBLE 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  7-8-27  L8 
HUME 

Lucinda  Jane  10-17-27  L5 
HUMPHREY 

Harvey  L.  8-4-27M  N5 

Harvey  L.  9-4-27M  L17 

Harvey  L.  9-4-27M  N3C 

Hattie  10-23-27  L18B 


1389 


HUMPHREY  (cont.) 

Hattie  A.  10-23-27  N8A 

Henry  1-7-27  L7 

J.  A.  10-23-27  L18B 

J.  E.  10-23-27  N8A 

John  1-7-27  L7 

Kathryn  Davis  8-4-27  N5 

Margaret  K.  Davis  9-4-27  L17 

Margaret  K.  Davis  9-4-27  N3C 

W.  J.  10-23-27  L18B 

W.  J.  10-23-27  N8A 
HUMPHREYS 

Edwin  10-22-27P  L7 

George,  Mrs.  11-13-27  L12 

May  Miller  10-22-27P  L7 

T.  K.  10-22-27  L7 
HUNHOLLON 

Ruth  8-17-27M  L14 
HUNT 

Alma  Evelyn  6-23-27  L13 

Alma  Evelyn  6-23-27  N8 

Calvin  6-23-27  N8 

Carl  6-23-27  N8 

Clista  6-23-27  N8 

Elizabeth  Marsden  10-23-27  N3C 

Erma  12-29-27  N3 

Fay  12-29-27  N3 

Forest  10-23-27M  N3c 

Forrest  9-10-27E  N5 

Gertrude  6-23-27  N8 

Ida  12-29-27  N3 

J.  E.  T.  10-13-27D  Lll 

J.  E.  T.  10-13-27D  N3 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  12-29-27D  L8 

Jeff  6-23-27  N8 

Job  E.  T.  10-12-27D  L13 

John  E.,  Mrs.  12-29-27D  L8 

John  E.;  Mrs.  12-29-27D  N3 

Lucille  3-14-27M  L10 

Martin  6-23-27  N8 

Sarah  I.  7-16-27  L7 

Thelma  2-27-27  L31 

Tommie  12-29-27  N3 

W.  H.  2-5-27  Nl 

Walter,  Mrs.  2-5-27  LI 

Walter,  Mrs.  2-5-27  Nl 

Walter,  Mrs.  2-6-27  L25 

Warren  6-23-27  L13 

Warren  6-23-27  N8 


HUNTER 

A.  M.  4-15-27  L12B 

A.  M.  4-15-27  N3 

Evan  4-15-27  L12B 

Evan  4-15-27  N3 

Faye  Champion  2-17-27  L8 

Frank  H.  7-21-27C  L9 

Garland  4-15-27  L12B 

Garland  4-15-27  N3 

George  9-16-27DV  Nl 

George  C.  4-21-27DV  N12 

George  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Harold  2-17-27M  L8 

Hazel  4-15-27  L12B 

Hazel  4-15-27  N3 

Ina  C.  4-21-27DV  N12 

Ina  C.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Ina  C.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27  L16 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  8-17-27  N3 

Kell  4-15-27  L12B 

Kell  4-15-27  N3 

Laura  Moore  5-19-27  L12 

Laura  Moore  5-19-27  N8 

Robert  Edward  7-21 -27B  L9 

Roy  Edward  4-19-27B  L10 

Roy  S.  4-19-27C  L10 

HUNTINGTON 

Charles  5-12-27  L18 
Charles  5-15-27  L34 
homestead  5-12-27  L18 
homestead  5-15-27  L34 

HUNTLEY 

Aileen  Bowen  1-29-27  N5 

Billy  Edgar  1-27-27B  L6 

Billy  Edgar  1-29-27B  N5 

C.  E.  1-27-27C  L6 

C.  E.  1-29-27C  N5 

Charles  G.,  Mrs.  2-20-27  NIB 

HUNZIKER 

H.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-10-27  L16 
H.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-11-27  N6 

HURD 

Boyd  7-22-27  L16 
Hazel  6-28-27M  N5 
Hazel  6-29-27M  L15 
Hazel  Delia  6-26-27M  N7A 
L. ,  Mrs.  6-29-27  L15 
Lo,  Mrs.  6-28-27  N5 
Mary  Gillem  10-6-27  Nl 


1390 


_u 


HURD  (cont.) 

Mary  Gillian  10-6-27  L.12 

Roscoe  6-28-27C  N3 

Stella  7-15-27  L6 

W.  J.  10-6-27M  L12 

William  J.  10-6-27M  Nl 
HURLBURT 

Jennetta  5-15-27M  NIB 

Jennetta  5-15-27M  N4B 
HURLEY 

Bridget  Arina  9-17-27B  L12 

Charley  C.  10-24-27M  L8 

John  9-17-27C  L12 

Lida  S.  Wallace  10-24-27  L8 
HURST 

Laura  B.  Coble  2-14-27  Nl 

Mildred  Elizabeth  6-26-27M  L37 

Mildred  Elizabeth  6-26-27M  NIB 

Mildred  Elizabeth  6-26-27M  N7A 

S.  1-2-27D  N 
HUSSEY 

John  8-12-27D  N8 
HUSTON 

Frances  5-25-27  L6 

Frances  5-26-27  L12 

Frances  5-26-27  N3 
HUTCHINGS 

Frances  Rebecca  4-16-27P  L7 

T.  E.  4-16-27  L7 
HUTCH INS 

Lon  6-22-27C  L8 
HUTCHINSON 

A.  0.  3-4-27C  L16 

Etolia  10-6-27M  L8 

Etolia  10-6-27M  Nl 

Hattie  Frederick  2-28-27  L 

James  6-10-27C  N5 

L.  B.  2-28-27  L16 

Leslie  B.  2-25-27  L8 

Leslie  B.,  Mrs.  2-26-27  L12 

Leslie  B.,  Mrs.  2-26-27  N12 

Marjorie  Jean  6-10-27B  N5 
HUTCHISON 

Charles  7-31-27  L18 

H.  J.  11-13-27  L32 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-18-27  NIB 

J.  E.  11-10-27  N3 

James  C,  Mrs.  10-16-27  Nl 

James  C,  Mrs.  10-17-27  L5 

James  C,  Mrs.  10-17-27  N2 


HUTCHISON  (cont.) 

W.  H.  11-10-27D  N3 

family  reunion  7-31-27  LI 8 
HUTSELL 

Howard  F.  6-10-27C  L10 

Merlin  Ross  6-10-27B  L10 
HUTSLER 

T.  M.  3-21-27C  L14 
HUTTON 

A.  M.  8-26-27  L3 

Charles  Howard  7-26-27D  L12 

Columbus  J.  8-26-27  L3 

Earl  7-26-27  L12 

J.  B.  8-26-27  L3 

J.  B. ,  Mrs.  9-6-27D  N3 

Jimmie  7-26-27  L12 

Levi  9-6-27  N3 

Lorine  7-26-27  L12 

Rose  1-1-27  L10 

William  J.  8-26-27  L3 
HYDE 

Charles  12-14-27E  L19 

Charles  Dillard  12-31-27M  L13 

Herman  12-31-27  L13 

Homer  12-11-27C  L6 

P.  T. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27  Nl 

Perry  12-31-27  L13 

R.  M.  10-30-27D  N7B 

Rena  Bernice  Elmore  12-31-27  L13 
HYDER 

Ed  4-16-27P  L7 
ICE 

J.  J.  5-11-27M  N12 

J.  J.  5-20-27M  N4 

Lizzie  Bryant  5-11-27  N12 

Lizzie  Bryant  5-20-27  N4 
ILES 

Gladys  1-22-27  L7 

Wilma  1-22-27P  L7 
ILLIG 

Anna  7-6-27  L13 

Pearl  J.  Murphy  7-6-27  L13 

Walter  E.  7-6-27M  L13 

William  7-6-27  L13 
IMPLY 

Betty  Dissux  5-8-27  N2B 
INCE 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-12-27  L10 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-13-27  L12 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 


1391 


INCE  (cont.) 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 
J.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-15-27  L7 

INDERMUEHLE 

Leslie  4-26-27C  N2 

INDIAN  MOUNDS 

marked  10-12-27  L6 

marking  of  10-3-27D  N3 

on  campus,  marked  10-13-27  N6 

INDIAN  RELICS 

in  Mcdonald  county  12-3-27  L6 

INGERSOLL 

Fred  3-26-27D  L5 

INGLES 

9-18-27  NIB 

INGLIS 

Alexander  10-22-27P  L7 
Alexander  5-11-27P  N10 
Alexander  5-6-27D  L26 
Alexander  5-7-27D  L5 
Alexander  5-8-27D  L19 
Alexander  5-8-27D  N2B 
Alexander  5-9-27D  L8 
Alexander  5-9-27D  N2 
Augusta  M.  1-28-27  N4 
Augusta  M.  5-11-27  N10 
Fay  3-23-27DV  L10 
Fay  3-23-27DV  N2 
Faye  5-13-27DV  L22 
Faye  5-14-27DV  N2 
Gordon  B.  3-23-27DV  L10 
Gordon  B.  3-23-27DV  N2 
Gordon  B.  5-13-27DV  L22 

INGLISH 

George  12-6-27M  L12 
George  12-6-27M  Nl 
Gertrude  Clift  12-6-27  L12 
Gertrude  Clift  12-6-27  Nl 

INGRAM 

Donald  Scott  3-23-27B  Lll 

Rex  3-23-27C  Lll 

Thelma  Scott  3-23-27  Lll 

INKS 

Bill  2-27-27  N10C 

INMAN 

Edith  Owens  8-21-27  L6 
Edith  Owens  8-21-27  NIB 
Farley  A.  1-22-27P  L7 
G.  M. ,  Mrs.  7-12-27  L4 
Helen  B.  5-18-27M  L15 


INMAN  (cont.) 

Helen  B.  5-18-27M  Nl 
Herschel  8-21-27M  L6 
Herschel  8-21-27M  NIB 
Sarah  Garrett  1-26-27  L7 
Sarah  Garrett  1-27-27  N10 

INMON 

Ada  12-18-27  L43 

Ada  12-18-27  N2B 

Gladys  12-18-27  N2B 

Gladys  E.  12-18-27  L43 

Herman  12-18-27  N2B 

Herman  H.  12-18-27  L43 

Howard  12-18-27  N2B 

Howard  A.  12-18-27  L43 

James  12-18-27  N2B 

James  Bayard  12-18-27  L43 

Jim  3-8-27  L10 

Jim  3-9-27  L8 

John  3-8-27  L10 

John  3-9-27  L8 

John  W.  3-8-27D  L10 

John  W.  3-9-27D  L8 

May  12-18-27  L43 

Oscar  12-18-27  N2B 

Oscar  L.  12-18-27  L43 

Will  3-8-27  L10 

Will  3-9-27  L8 

William  A.  12-18-27D  L43 

William  A.  12-18-27D  N2B 

INNES 

Fern  12-25-27C  Nl 

INSURANCE 

men  with  most  10-27-27  LI 

I  POCK 

Elva  Goss  9-17-27  L12 
Elva  Goss  9-18-27  NIB 
Walter  9-17-27M  L12 
Walter  9-18-27M  NIB 

IRBY 

J.  T.  2-28-27  N10B 
M.  C. ,  Mrs.  2-10-27  L6 
M.  0. ,  Mrs.  2-9-27  L9 
Ruby  10-30-27M  N7B 
Will  2-28-27D  N10B 
William  2-22-27D  LI 
William  2-22-27D  Nl 
William  2-23-27D  L14 
William  2-25-27D  LI 


1392 


-. 


IRVINE 

Amie  2-18-27  L16 

Charles  2-18-27  L16 

Ed  2-18-27  L16 

Frank  2-18-27  L16 

Gladys  2-18-27  L16 

Goldie  2-18-27  L16 

Marjorie  P.  2-18-27  L16 

Mary  2-18-27  L16 

Ruth  2-18-27  L16 

Stuart  2-18-27  L16 

W.  V.  2-18-27  L16 

Walter  3-3-27  L6 
IRVING 

Ray,  Mrs.  8-1-27  L12 

Ray,  Mrs.  8-1-27  N10 
IRWIN 

Aleen  8-28-27  N6B 

Laura  L.  4-16-27  L7 

Laura  L.  7-16-27  L7 

Wid  8-28-27  N6B 
ISEMAN 

Cathalene  7-11-27  L6 

Cathalene  8-27-27E  N5 

Cathalene  8-28-27E  L15 

Cathalene  9-3-27M  Nl 

Cathalene  9-30-27  N15 

Cathalene  9-7-27M  N5 

Cathlene  9-7-27M  L17 

Clara  S.  7-11-27D  L6 

Clara  Winegardner  7-11-27D  L6 

June  V.  9-30-27  N15 

W.  F.  9-7-27  L17 

W.  F.  9-7-27  N5 

W.  F. ,  Mrs.  7-11-27D  L6 

William  F.  8-27-27  N5 

William  F.  8-28-27  L15 
ISOM 

Alvis  D.  10-22-27P  L7 

Lois  A.  10-22-27P  L7 
IVEY 

B.  T.  1-4-27M  L6 

Fannie  Crenshaw  1-3-27  L10 

Fannie  Crenshaw  1-4-27  N8 

Fannie  Crenshaw  1-6-27  N5 

Fanny  Crenshaw  1-4-27  L6 

Fanny  Crenshaw  1-5-27  L13 

H.  E.  1-4-27M  N8 

L.  J. ,  Mrs.  1-5-27  L13 

L.  J. ,  Mrs.  1-6-27  N5 


IVEY  (cont.) 

L.  T.  1-4-27  L6 

Pansy  Crenshaw  1-4-27  L6 

R.  E.  1-4-27M  N8 

R.  E.  1-5-27M  L13 

R.  E.  Ivey  1-3-27M  L10 

Raymond  Edward  1-6-27M  N5 

JACKSON 

A.  L.  6-2-27M  Nl 
Al  C.  1-13-27DV  L8 
Arnold  3-23-27C  Lll 
Arthur  L.  6-2-27M  N8 
Artie  May  9-16-27  L17 
Artie  May  9-16-27  N16 
Arty  May  9-19-27  N10 
Ashel  L.  6-5-27M  L18 
Ashel  L.  6-6-27M  N10 
Bernice  11-20-27M  N9C 
Charles  T.  12-17-27M  Lll 
Charles  T.  12-20-27M  L19 
Dora  1-13-27DV  L8 
Ella  Fielder  8-10-27  L8 
Ella  Fielder  8-11-27  N3 
Helen  Kerr  12-17-27  Lll 
Helen  Kerr  12-20-27  L19 
Hite  9-19-27  N10 
Hyde  9-16-27  L17 
Hyde  9-16-27  N16 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  3-15-27  L14 
James  R.  6-5-27  L18 
James  R.  6-6-27  N10 
June  W.  11-20-27D  N9C 
Louis  9-16-27  L17 
Louis  9-16-27  N16 
Louis  9-19-27  N10 
Lulu  May  1-20-27M  L9 
Lulu  May  1-22-27M  N3 
Marshall  7-16-27  L7 
Merle  Baxter  6-5-27  L18 
Merle  Baxter  6-6-27  N10 
Merle  E.  Baxter  6-2-27  Nl 
Merle  E.  Baxter  6-2-27  N8 
Mollie  6-24-27  L12  , 
Oscar  9-16-27  L17 
Oscar  9-16-27  N16 
Oscar  9-19-27  N10 
Quintilla  6-24-27  L12 
Sarah  11-19-27M  Nl 
Sarah  11-20-27M  L2 
William  Dean  3-23-27B  Lll 


1393 


JACO 

Helen  11-22-27M  L16 

JACOB I 

G.  N.  10-6-27  L12 

G.  N.  10-6-27E  L12 

G.  N. ,  Jr.  10-7-27M  L27 

JACOBS 

E.  B.  12-24-27D  L8 
Ernestine  12-24-27  L8 
Fannie  4-17-27M  N8B 
Jay  12-24-27  L8 

JACOBSON 

Ervin  6-26-27C  N6A 
Helen  Louise  6-26-27B  N6A 
Mae  McClellan  9-14-27  Nl 
Mae  McClellan  9-15-27  L5 
Thomas  9-14-27M  Nl 
Thomas  9-15-27M  L5 

JACOBY 

Margaret  Enoch  12-6-27  L12 
Margaret  Enoch  12-7-27  N2 

JACQUITH 

Carrie  8-26-27  L23 
Carrie  8-28-27  N2C 
Irean  8-26-27M  L23 
Irene  8-28-27M  N2C 

JAMES 

Alex  3-23-27  Lll 
Alex  3-23-27  N10 
Bernice  2-28-27  L4 
C.  L.  10-22-27  L7 
C.  L.  3-29-27  N7 
Charles  E.  3-23-27  Lll 
Charles  E.  3-23-27  N10 
Charles  L.  3-23-27  Lll 
Charles  L.  3-23-27  N10 
David  Dillon  7-3-27B  L19 
Edwin  F.  11-9-27  LI 
Elderine  2-28-27  L4 
Emmett  A.  1-13-27DV  L8 
G.  W.  10-22-27P  L7 
G.  W.  3-29-27P  N7 
George  W.  3-23-27D  Lll 
George  W.  3-23-27D  N10 
George  W.  3-24-27D  L16 
George  W.  3-24-27D  N2 
George  W.  3-25-27D  L9 
Gladys  1-13-27DV  L8 
I.  I . ,  Mrs.  2-28-27  L4 
J.  B.  3-23-27  Lll 


JAMES  (cont.) 

J.  B.  3-23-27  N10 

J.  D. ,  Mrs.  1-12-27  L10 

J.  N.  3-23-27  Lll 

J.  N.  3-23-27  N10 

John  12-4-27M  L2 

Joseph  D.  4-16-27  L7 

Josephine  L.  12-29-27M  LI 

Josephine  Louise  12-30-27M  N5 

Laura  B.  6-17-27M  N6 

Laura  B.  6-18-27M  Nl 

Layton  L.  2-28-27  L4 

Marion  Welsh  10-5-27  N5 

O.  J.  7-16-27  L7 

0.  L.  10-24-27D  LI 

Pauline  12-25-27M  L16 

Pauline  12-25-27M  NIB 

Pauline  2-28-27  L4 

R.  E.  7-3-27C  L19 

R.  S.  7-16-27P  L7 

Russell  Williams  10-5-27C  N5 

Ruth  3-20-27M  L23 

Thelma  P.  4-16-27P  L7 

Zelma  Letterman  12-4-27  L2 
JAMESON 

Mamie  Smith  10-12-27  L13 

Mamie  Smith  10-13-27  N3 
JAMISON 

W.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-13-27  N2 
JANSS 

Clara  B.  1-22-27  L7 

Doris  1-22-27P  L7 
JARED 

F.  T. ,  Mrs.  10-25-27  L5 
JARRATT 

A.  M.  7-22-27  L6 

A.  M.  7-23-27  N3 

Carrie  7-22-27  L6 

Carrie  7-23-27  N3 

E.  G.  7-23-27  N3 

F.  G.  7-22-27  L6 
John  J.  7-24-27D  N2B 
John  T.  7-22-27D  L6 
John  T.  7-23-27D  L6 
John  T.  7-23-27D  N3 
John  T.  7-24-27D  L39 
0.  J.  7-22-27  L6 

0.  J.  7-23-27  N3 
JARRET 

C.  E.  5-12-27C  N3 


1394 


_k 


JARRET  ( cont . ) 

C.  E. ,  jr.  5-12-27B  N3 
JARRETT 

Albert  1-18-27  L9 

Albert  1-22-27  L5 

Albert  1-22-27  N15 

Amie  Irvine  2-18-27  L16 

C.  E.  5-11-27C  L12 

C.  E. ,  Jr.  5-11-27B  L12 

Diana  1-22-27  L5 

Diana  1-22-27  N15 

E.  B.  5-12-27  N7 

James  1-18-27  L9 

James  1-22-27  L5 

James  1-22-27  N15 

John  1-18-27D  L9 

Maggie  1-18-27  L9 

Martha  M.  5-12-27D  L8 

Martha  M.  5-12-27D  N7 

Rachael  1-18-27  L9 
JARVIS 

Daniel  E.  9-2-27M  Nl 

Daniel  E.  9-2-27N  Nl 

Willard  Wells  9-2-27  Nl 
JAY 

Frederick  J.  1-3-27C  L10 

Jane  Ellen  1-3-27B  L10 

Mary  Belle  Minard  1-3-27  L10 

Minnie  3-18-27  Lll 

Robert  W.  5-10-27D  LI 6 

Robert  W.  5-10-27D  N6 

Robert  W.  5-9-27D  L8 
JAYNES 

Homer  12-9-27  N8 
JEANSON 

E.  A.  7-28-27C  Lll 

Thelma  Smith  7-28-27  Lll 
JEFF 

George,  Mrs.  2-27-27  N10C 
JEFFERIES 

Harvey  J.  5-18-27M  L14 

Mildred  Pinkston  5-18-27  L14 
JEFFERIS 

J.  H.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Lola  5-12-27DV  L8 
JEFFERSON 

Thomas  3-29-27D  L10 

Thomas  3-29-27D  N2 
JEFFRIES 

Eula  Sartin  11-1-27  Nl 


JEFFRIES  (cont.) 

Guy  11-1-27M  Nl 

J.  H.  3-23-27DV  L10 

J.  H.  3-23-27DV  N2 

J.  H.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Lela  3-23-27DV  L10 

Lela  3-23-27DV  N2 

Little  Marley  10-27-27DV  L9 

Little  W.  10-26-27DV  N12 

Little  Wisenen  10-27-27DV  L9 

Lola  5-13-27DV  N9 

W.  C.  10-26-27DV  N12 

W.  C.  10-27-27DV  L9 
JENKINS 

Alma  1-27-27  L10 

Gerald  Lee  1-27-27  L10 

Inez  6-22-27M  L13 

Inez  6-22-27M  N5 

Inez  C.  6-19-27M  NIB 

Pate  1-27-27  L10 
JENNINGS 

Agnes  5-5-27M  L4 

Agnes  5-5-27M  N6 

Hiram  4-16-27P  L7 

Lola  Renshaw  3-18-27  L10 

Robert  8-11-27M  N12 

Sarah  Lyngar  8-11-27  N12 

W.  T.  10-22-27  L7 

W.  T.  7-28-27  N2 

Will,  Mrs.  2-27-27  L31 
JERNIGAN 

J.  T.  9-27-27M  Nl 

Jack  T.  9-26-27M  L9 

Melva  Swearengin  9-26-27  L9 

Melva  Swearengin  9-27-27  Nl 
JESSUP 

John  Daniel  1-22 -27P  L7 

John  Daniel  5-17-27  L16 

John  Daniel  7-16-27P  L7 

Tennessee  Belle  1-22-27  L7 

Tennessee  Belle  7-16-27  L7 
JESTER 

Fern  1-11-27  L6 
JEWELL 

Al  7-7-27  L8 

Fred  Leon  7-7-27D  L8 

H.  S.  5-13-27  LI 
JOCELYN 

Cora  8-14-27  N7B 

Will  8-14-27D  N7B 


1395 


JOHN 

Ada  4-8-27DV  N5 

Betty  Katherine  8-1-27B  L8 

C.  L.  8-1-27C  L8 

Marcine  4-8-27DV  N5 

Margaret  12-4-27  L31 

Margaret  12-4-27  N9A 
JOHNS 

Ada  7-10-27  L31 

Amelia  Well  4-18-27  L8 

Amelia  Well  4-19-27  N2 

C.  C.  10-22-27  L7 

C.  C.  3-27-27  L23 

C.  C.  4-19-27  L10 

C.  C.  4-19-27  N12 

C.  C. ,  Mrs.  3-20-27D  L7 

C.  C,  Mrs.  3-20-27D  N10A 

Emma  5-10-27D  L16 

Emma  7-10-27  L31 

Ernest  7-31-27  N2B 

Fannie  10-22-27P  L7 

Fannie  3-20-27D  L7 

Fannie  3-20-27D  N10A 

Fannie  3-21-27D  L14 

Fannie  3-21-27D  N2 

Fannie  3-27-27D  L23 

Fannie  4-19-27P  L10 

Fannie  4-19-27P  N12 

Fannie  Whinrey  3-20-27D  N10A 

Glenn  3-27-27  L23 

John  Henry  4-22-27D  L18 

Junella  7-31-27D  N2B 

Mildred  E.  Hurst  6-26-27  L37 

Mildred  E.  Hurst  6-26-27  N7A 

Mildred  Hurst  6-26-27  NIB 

Ones  3-27-27  L23 

R.  T.,  Mrs.  7-10-27D  L31 

Stella  7-10-27  L31 

Wallace  Glen  6-26-27M  L37 

Wallace  Glen  6-26-27M  NIB 

Wallace  Glen  6-26-27M  N7A 

William  3-27-27  L23 
JOHNSON 

Ada  4-8-27DV  L21 

Ada  9-15-27DV  L15 

Ada  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Alfred  J.  2-23-27  L14 

Alice  Scovil  9-27-27  L10 

Amanda  2-1-27  L13 

Amanda  2-2-27  L7 


JOHNSON  (cont.) 

Amanda  2-3-27  L4 

Andrew  9-4-27D  LI 

Andrew  9-4-27D  Nl 

Andrew  9-5-27D  L7 

Andrew  9-5-27D  N10 

Andrew  9-6-27D  N12 

Anna  4-10-27  L6 

Anna  4-14-27  L5 

Anna  Rutledge  4-10-27  N2B 

Arthur  12-6-27  L12 

Arthur  12-6-27  N2 

B.  12-16-27D  L26 

B.  F.  6-22-27  L3 

Betty  10-1-27  L12 

Beulah  9-27-27  L10 

Beulah  9-27-27  N6 

Beulah  Blackburn  3-6-27  L30 

Carl  11-6-27M  L18 

Carl  11-6-27M  N3C 

Carl  12-23-27  L20 

Charles  4-10-27  L6 

Charles  4-6-27D  L10 

Charles  4-6-27D  N3 

Charles  9-15-27DV  L15 

Charley  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Charlie  6-3-27DV  L4 

Charlie  6-3-27DV  L9 

Charlie  6-3-27DV  Nl 

Clarice  1-13-27DV  L8 

Cleo  Hough  12-10-27  N6 

Clifford  12-10-27M  N6 

Clyde  12-6-27M  L12 

Clyde  12-6-27M  N2 

Cora  Cowan  12-1-27  L12 

Cora  Cowan  12-1-27  Nil 

Dale  B.  10-22-27  L7 

Dan  3-7-27  L8 

Daniel  Grant  9-27-27D  L10 

Daniel  Grant  9-27-27D  N6 

Dolly  10-5-27M  N5 

Earn  9-25-27M  L22 

Earn  9-25-27M  NIB 

Earn  9-25-27M  N4A 

Edith  M.  Rountree  4-15-27  L12B 

Edith  M.  Rountree  4-15-27  N6 

Effie  4-1-27  L13 

Elizabeth  7-10-27  L31 

Elizabeth  7-9-27  L10 

Ella  3-5-27  L12 


1396 


rOHNSON  (cont.) 

Ella  3-6-27  L30 

Eugene  F.  9-20-27C  L12 

Eugene  P.  9-19-2 7C  Nl 

Eva  9-4-27  LI 

Eva  9-5-27  N10 

Florence  D.  Worthing  5-22-27  Lll 

Florence  Worthington  5-22-27  N2C 

Florence  Worthington  5-22-27  N3B 

Floyd  1-13-27DV  L8 

Frank  W.  3-5-27DV  L12 

Frank  W.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Freda  8-27-27M  Nl 

G.  W.  7-5-27  L3 

George  J.  3-6-27M  L30 

George,  Mrs.  9-2-27  LI 8 

Gertrude  3-17-27M  L13 

Gertrude  3-17-27M  L5 

Gertrude  Johnson  3-17-27  L13 

Golden  11-30-27M  L18 

Golden  11-30-27M  Nl 

Hal  9-27-27  N6 

Hal,  Miss  9-27-27  L10 

Harry  9-27-27  L10 

Harry  9-27-27  N6 

Harry  Charles  11-17-27M  L17 

Harry  Charles  11-6-27E  L16 

Hazel  4-10-27  L6 

J.  T. ,  Mrs.  2-23-27  L14 

James  3-7-27  L8 

James  R.  11-29-27M  Nl 

James  Reed  11-28-27M  L16 

Jasper  2-1-27  L13 

Jasper  2-2-27  L7 

Jasper  2-3-27  L4 

Joe  2-3-27  L4 

Joseph  2-1-27  L13 

Joseph  2-2-27  L7 

Julianna  9-19-27B  Nl 

Julianna  Elizabeth  9-20-27B  L12 

Junior  7-5-27D  L3 

Katie  3-5-27  L12 

Katie  3-6-27  L30 

Lee  9-11-27  N9A 

Lela  Mitchell  8-31-27  L10 

Lela  Mitchell  9-1-27  N8 

Lenna  4-10-27  L6 

Lillie  Smith  11-12-27  Lll 

Lou  4-19-27  N2 

Lou  Headen  4-18-27  L8 


JOHNSON  (cont.) 

Louise  Andres  11-17-27  L17 
Lucretia  7-16-27P  L7 
Luella  3-7-27  L8 
Lula  1-22-27  L7 
Lula  7-16-27  L7 
Marcine  4-8-27DV  L21 
Marcine  9-15-27DV  L15 
Marcine  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Nancy  C.  3-5-27D  L12 
Nancy  C.  3-6-27D  L30 
Nancy  C.  7-10-27D  L31 
Nancy  C.  7-8-27D  L8 
Nancy  C.  7-9-2 7D  L10 
Nelson  D.  3-17-27M  L13 
Nelson  D.  3-17-27M  L5 
Nola  Wyre  1-19-27  L4 
Nora  Bedell  9-18-27  L31 
Nora  Bedell  9-18-27  N3A 
0.  P.  10-18-27D  N7 
Oma  Rogers  12-13-27  L6 
Oma  Rogers  12-14-27  N2 
Pearl  9-11-27M  Nl 
Raynee  Curtis  11-6-27  L18 
Raynee  Curtis  11-6-27  N3C 
Reed  10-22-27P  L7 
Retha  5-12-27DV  L8 
Retha  V.  3-5-27DV  L12 
Rynee  Curtis  11-6-27  L18 
S.  E.  9-18-27D  N7B 
Samuel  4-18-27D  L8 
Savannah  3-7-27  L8 
Steve  5-13-27  L21 
Steve  5-13-27  N9 
T.  M. ,  Mrs.  7-2-27  L7 
T.  W. ,  Mrs.  2-22-27  L9 
T.  W. ,  Mrs.  2-22-27  Nl 
Tamsey  Cates  11-28-27  L16 
Tamsey  Cates  11-29-27  Nl 
Tessie  Brown  9-25-27  L22 
Thelma  4-3-27M  L2 
Thelma  4-3-27M  L4 
Thelma  4-3-27M  NIB  , 
Thelma  4-3-27M  N5 
Thomas  9-27-27  L10 
Thomas  9-27-27  N6 
Thomas  W.  5-22-27M  Lll 
Thomas  W.  5-22-27M  N2C 
Thomas  W.  5-22-27M  N3B 
Tom,  Mrs.  11-13-27  N3C 


1397 


JOHNSON  (cont.) 

Tom,  Mrs.  4-28-27  L12 

Tom,  Mrs.  4-28-27  N2 

Tressie  Brown  9-25-27  NIB 

Tressie  Brown  9-25-27  N4A 

U.  G.  7-8-27  L8 

Vada  7-8-27  L8 

Veoma  5-13-27D  L21 

Veoma  5-13-27D  N9 

Vivian  3-29-27M  L10 

W.  C.  1-22-27P  L7 

W.  C.  7-16-27P  L7 

Zella  10-24-27  L15 

Zoe  6-3-27DV  L4 

Zoe  6-3-27DV  L9 

Zoe  6-3-27DV  Nl 

Zoe  9-15-27DV  L15 

Zoe  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Zoe  Cavin  5-12-27  L8 

Zoe  Cavin  5-12-27  N7 

family  reunion  6-12-27  L22 
JOHNSTON 

Bernice  Cole  5-29-27  N8C 

Freda  8-27-27M  LI 2 

George  5-29-27M  N8C 
JOHSON 

Florence  D.  Worthing  5-22-27 

Thomas  W.  5-22-27M  Lll 
JOLLEY 

Jennie  Underwood  3-21-27  L14 
JOLLY 

Jane  Griffith  2-12-27  L10 

Jane  Griffith  2-12-27  N12 

Jennie  U.  3-21-27  N2 
JONES 

A.  4-7-27  L14 

A.  4-7-27  N2 

A.  G.  11-30-27DV  LI 
Ada  1-22-27P  L7 

Ada  E.  12-22-27DV  N15 
Alice  10-4-27  L10 
Alice  10-4-27  N2 
Arch  6-10-27  L2 
Arizona  4-7-27  N2 
Arthur  1-22-27P  L7 
Arthur  10-4-27  L10 
Arthur  10-4-27  N2 

B.  B.  11-18-27  L22 
B.  B.  11-18-27  N6 

B.  B. ,  Mrs.  1-28-27  L22 


JONES  (cont.) 

B.  F.  4-6-27  L15 
B.  F.  4-7-27  N5 
B.  F.  7-16-27  L7 
Bess  B.  10-23-27M  L13B 
Bess  B.  10-23-27M  NIB 
Bessie  2-14-27  Lll 
Bessie  2-18-27  L7 
Billie  10-1-27  L12 
Billie  10-2-27  L31 
Billie  E.  7-16-27P  L7 
Bobby  Joe  4-1-27  Nl 
Bobby  Joe  4-1-27M  LI 
Carl  0.  7-16-27P  L7 
Charles  4-7-27  L14 
Charles  4-7-27  N2 
Charles  A.  5-8-27M  L35 
Charles  Leslie  4-1-27D  LI 
Charles  Leslie  4-1-27D  Nl 
Charles  Leslie  4-11-27D  L12 
Charles  Leslie  4-11-27D  N9 
Charles  Leslie  4-2-27D  L10 
Charles  Leslie  4-2-27D  N3 
Charles  Leslie  4-3-27D  L30 
Charles  Leslie  4-3-27D  N4 
Charles  Leslie  4-3-27D  N9A 
Lll      Clara  2-14-27  Lll 
Clara  4-9-27  Nl 
Clarence  2-25-27  L18 
Clay  J.  6-22-27  N8 
Clifford  10-1-27  L12 
Clifford  10-2-27  L31 
Clifford  10-2-27  N2A 
Conny  2-25-27  L18 
Coval  F.  7-18-27M  L7 
Coval  F.  7-19-27M  Nl 
D.  R.  2-25-27  L18 
David  9-3-27  N5 
Dolly  Cardwell  10-25-27  L8 
Dona  4-7-27  N2 
Donald  E.  9-18-27  NIB 
Dorothy  4-1-27  Nl 
Dorothy  4-1-27M  LI 
Dorothy  4-10-27  L36 
Dorothy  4-10-27  N8B 
Dorothy  4-11-27  L12 
Dorothy  4-11-27  N9 
Dorothy  V.  11-22-27M  L16 
Dorothy  V.  11-22-27M  Nl 
Dorsey  D.  8-28-27  NIB 


1398 


ONES  (cont.) 

E.  A.  6-17-27M  N6 

E.  A.  6-18-27M  Nl 

E.  Haldeman  11-24-27  LI 

E.  N. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27D  L18 

E.  N. ,  Mrs.  9-3-27D  LI 2 

E.  N. ,  Mrs.  9-3-27D  N3 

E.  N. ,  Mrs.  9-4-27D  L27 
Edith  2-14-27  Lll 
Edith  Mae  Sharp  10-8-27  L12 
Edna  10-6-27M  L12 
Edna  10-6-27M  Nl 
Edyth  Mae  Sharp  10-9-27  N10B 
Eliza  1-12-27  L8 
Elmer  9-18-27  NIB 
Elmer,  Mrs.  5-23-27  L6 
Emma  Stockton  6-17-27  N6 
Emma  Stockton  6-18-27  Nl 
Emma  Wells  1-29-27  L10 
Emma  Wells  1-30-27  L10 
Emogene  2-27-27  L22 
Emory  10-1-27  L12 
Emory  10-2-27  L31 
Emory  10-2-27  N2A 
Eugene,  Mrs.  8-28-27  NIB 

F.  J. ,  Mrs.  12-24-27  L12 
F.  J. ,  Mrs.  12-25-27  L16 
F.  J. ,  Mrs.  12-25-27  N2A 
Florence  1-14-27DV  L15 
Francis  7-16-27P  L7 
Frank  10-25-27M  L8 
Frank  10-4-27D  L10 
Frank  10-4-27D  N2 
Frank,  Mrs.  5-22-27D  N6B 
George  4-1-27  LI 
George  M.  4-1-27  Nl 
George  M.  4-10-27  L36 
George  M.  4-10-27  N8B 
George  M.  4-11-27  L12 
George  M.  4-11-27  N9 
George,  Jr.  4-10-27  L36 
Gola  Bennett  12-20-27  Lll 
Gola,  Mrs.  12-20-27  N7 
Grace  5-20-27D  L22 
Gussie  Willard  8-7-27  N4A 
H.  C.  10-22-27  L7 
H.  C.  4-16-27  L7 
Harold  10-1-27  L12 
Harold  10-2-27  L31 
Harold  10-2-27  N2A 


JONES  (cont.) 

Harriet  10-25-27M  L17 

Harriette  10-26-27M  Nl 

Harvey  7-3-27  L14 

Henrietta  10-25-27M  L8 

Henry  4-28-27  L12 

Henry  4-28-27  N2 

Homer  2-14-27  Lll 

Ida  L.  11-18-27  L22 

Ida  L.  11-18-27  N6 

Ike,  Mrs.  12-4-27  L31 

Ike,  Mrs.  12-4-27  N9A 

Ira,  Mrs.  10-2-27  N4A 

J.  B.  4-7-27  L14 

J.  C.  10-22-27P  L7 

J.  C.  4-16-27P  L7 

J.  C.  9-24-27  L8 

J.  H.  8-7-27  N4A 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  2-19-27  L12 

J.  L.  10-1-27  L12 

J.  L.  10-2-27  L31 

J.  L.  10-2-27  N2A 

J.  R.  4-7-27  N2 

J.  Russell  10-16-27  L21 

J.  Russell  10-16-27  N3C 

J.  W.  4-7-27  L14 

J.  W.  4-7-27  N2 

Jack  4-7-27  L14 

Jack  4-7-27  N2 

James  W.  12-22-27DV  N15 

Jessie  Holder  1-23-27  Lll 

Jessie  Holder  1-23-27  N5 

Jim  9-25-27D  N7B 

Joe  10-25-27  L17 

Joe  2-3-27C  L4 

Joe  Bill  2-3-27B  L4 

John  Paul  11-5-27  N4 

John  Robert  9-18-27  NIB 

Johnny  2-25-27D  L18 

Johnny  2-26-27D  N12 

Katherine  McCann  4-6-27  L10 

Katherine  McCann  4-6-27  L15 

Katherine  McCann  4-7-27  N5 

Katherine  R.  McCann  4-7-27  N7 

Laura  11-18-27  L22 

Laura  11-18-27  N6 

Leon  8-7-27M  N4A 

Leslie  4-1-27D  Nl 

Lillith  F.  Wilson  7-18-27  L7 

Lillith  F.  Wilson  7-19-27  Nl 


1399 


JONES  (cont.) 

Lorenzy  12-23-27D  L18 
Lorenzy  12-24-27D  L8 
Lorenzy  12-24-27D  N12 
Mable  Garrison  1-21-27  L8 
Mable  Garrison  1-22-27  L7 
Mable  Garrison  1-23-27  L5 
Maria  Avaline  1-12-27  L8 
Marie  Meyers  5-8-27  L35 
Mary  Ann  4-7-27  L14 
Mary  Ann  4-7-27  N2 
Matilda  A.  10-22-27P  L7 
Matilda  A.  2-14-27D  Lll 
Matilda  A.  2-17-27P  L8 
Matilda  A.  Estes  2-14-27D  Lll 
Matt  L.,  Miss  8-12-27D  L22 
Matt  L.,  Miss  8-12-27D  N3 
McClain  p.  956 
Nancy  D.  11-30-27DV  LI 
Nellie  6-19-27M  N6B 
0.  T.  1-14-27DV  L15 
Patience  4-7-27  L14 
Patience  4-7-27  N2 
Peter  H.  4-6-27M  L10 
Peter  H.  4-6-27M  L15 
Peter  H.  4-7-27M  N5 
Peter  H.  4-7-27M  N7 
Peter  Hamlin  3-13-27E  L21 
Peter  Hamlin  3-6-27E  L20 
Phyllis  E.  7-6-27M  L8 
Richard  3-19-27C  N7 
Richard  4-24-27C  N12C 
Richard  N.  10-1-27D  L12 
Richard  N.  10-2-27D  L31 
Richard  N.  10-2-27D  N2A 
Richard  N.  10-3-27D  L10 
Richard  N.  10-3-27D  N2 
Robert  J.  1-24-27DV  L9 
Rolla  Edward  1-23-27M  Lll 
Rolla  Edward  1-23 -27M  N5 
Rosa  1-24-27DV  L9 
Ruth  5-22-27D  N6B 
Ruth  Bowerman  9-2-27D  L18 
Ruth  Bowerman  9-3-27D  L12 
Ruth  Bowerman  9-3-27D  N3 
Ruth  Bowerman  9-4-27D  N3 
S.  W. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27  N12 
Sam  4-3-27M  L4 
Sarah  4-28-27D  L12 
Sarah  4-28-27D  N2 


JONES  (cont.) 

Sarah  4-29-27D  L22 

Sarah  4-29-27D  N12 

Sarah  4-30-27D  N6 

Sarah  Elda  7-16-27P  L7 

Sarah  M.  5-18-27P  N8 

Shirley  Katherine  10-16-27M  L20 

Shirley  Katherine  10-16-27M  N3C 

Stella  Johns  7-10-27  L31 

T.  J.  12-23-27  L18 

T.  J.  12-24-27  L8 

T.  J.  12-24-27  N12 

Thelma  Johnson  4-3-27  L4 

Velma  Irene  7-16-27P  L7 

Vera  10-1-27  L12 

Vera  10-2-27  L31 

Vera  10-2-27  N2A 

Verna  2-14-27  Lll 

Vernetta  10-1-27  L12 

Vernetta  10-2-27  L31 

Vernetta  10-2-27  N2A 

W.  A.  4-9-27  N12 

W.  A. ,  Mrs.  4-9-27  L10 

W.  D.  6-22-27  N8 

W.  H.  11-18-27  L22 

W.  N.  11-18-27  N6 

W.  N.  6-22-27  N8 

Walter  10-4-27  L10 

Walter  10-4-27  N2 

William  1-12-27  L8 

William  10-2-27  N2A 

William  R.  11-5-27  N4 

William  W.  10-8-27M  L12 

William  W.  10-9-27M  N10B 

family  history  11-5-27  N4 
JOPLIN 

E.  B.  10-16-27DV  Nl 

Harris  10-12-27  LI 

Harris  G.  12-13-27  L16 

Pearl  10-16-27DV  Nl 
JOPLIN,  MO 

naming  of  10-12-27  LI 
JOPLIN,  MO. 

naming  of  12-13-27  L16 
JORDAN 

Elmer  10-24-27  L14 

Elmer  10-24-27  N3 

Elmer  H.  10-23-27  L18B 

Hattie  10-24-27D  L14 

Hattie  10-24-27D  N3 


1400 


JORDAN  (cont.) 

Hattie  A.  10-23-27D  L18B 
Hattie  A.  10-23-27D  N8A 
Hattie  Humphrey  10-23-27D  L18B 
Hattie  Humphrey  10-23-27D  N8A 
Martha  Baldwin  5-15-27  NIB 
Martha  Baldwin  5-16-27  N3 
Thurman  5-15-27M  NIB 
Thurman  5-16-27M  N3 
W.  H.,  Mrs.  10-24-27D  L14 
W.  H.,  Mrs.  10-24-27D  N3 

JOSEPH 

R.  A.  5-1-27E  N3C 

JOST 

Fred  3-28-27D  L8 
Fred  3-28-27D  N8 
Fred  3-29-27D  N7 
Fred,  Mrs.  3-31-27  L6 
H.  C.  3-28-27  L8 
H.  C.  3-28-27  N8 
Rudolph  3-28-27  L8 
Rudolph  3-28-27  N8 
William  3-28-27  L8 
William  3-28-27  N8 

JOYCE 

Jaunita  7-31-27  L18 
Juanita  7-31-27  N3C 
Ruby  Del  Stagner  7-31-27  L18 
Ruby  Del  Stagner  7-31-27  N3C 
Ruby  Stagner  11-13-27DV  L10 
Ruby  Stagner  11-13-27DV  N3A 
Ruby  Stagner  7-30-27  L3 
Ruby  Stagner  8-20-27DV  Lll 
Ruby  Stagner  8-20-27DV  N16 
T.  H.  11-13-27DV  N3A 
T.  H.  8-20-27DV  Lll 
T.  H.  8-20-27DV  N16 
Truman  H.  11-13-27DV  L10 
Truman  H.  4-19-27E  L15 
Truman  H.  4-19-27E  N5 
Truman  H.  7-30-27M  L3 
Truman  H.  7-31-27M  L18 
Truman  H.  7-31-27M  N3C 
W.  G.  7-31-27  L18 

JUDD 

Claudia  1-27-27  L6 
J.  W.  1-27-27D  L6 
James  1-27-27  L6 
Jay  N.  1-27-27  L6 
Lee  1-27-27  L6 


JUDD  ( cont . ) 

Lester  1-27-27  L6 

Robert  1-27-27  L6 

Zora  1-27-27  L6 
JULIAN 

B.  F.  4-20-27  L13 

Edna  Faye  2-19-27M  Lll 

Edna  Faye  2-19-27M  N5 

Ruth  4-20-27M  L13 
JULIUS 

Josephine  Haldeman  11-24-27M  LI 
JUMP 

Lizzie  Boehme  12-5-27  L2 

Lizzie  Boehme  12-6-27  N3 

Mary  Josephine  9-28-27M  L10 

Mary  Josephine  9-29-27M  N2 
JUSTICE 

J.  T. ,  Mrs.  5-29-27D  Nl 

Jessie  5-30-27  L9 

Maude  5-29-27  Nl 

Mollie  5-29-27  Nl 

Mollie  5-30-27  L9 

Sarah  5-30-27D  N2 

Sarah  S.  5-29-27D  Nl 

Sarah  S.  5-30-27D  L9 

Sarah  S.  5-30-27D  N2 

Sarah  S.  Robinson  5-29-27D  Nl 

W.  C.  5-29-27  Nl 

W.  C.  5-30-27  L9 
JUSTIS 

Alpha  S.  6-2-27  N12 

W.  C.  6-6-27  L14 
KAHNE 

Anna  K.  4-2-27  N6 

Bertha  4-2-27  N6 

Bertha  4-3-27  L30 

H.  C.  4-2-27  N6 

H.  C.  4-3-27  L30 

William  H.  4-2-27D  N6 

William  H.  4-3-27D  L30 
KAILER 

Walter,  Mrs.  2-12-27  N12 
KALEY 

Clara  2-13-27D  N2C 
KALTENBACH 

Robert  4-16-27P  L7 

Roy  4-16-27P  L7 

Russell  4-16-27P  L7 

Ruth  4-16-27P  L7 


1401 


KAMMITT 

Charles,  Mrs.  11-29-27  N6 

KAPP 

William  6-22-27  L3 

KARCHMER 

J.  H.  2-13-27C  L36 
J.  H.  2-14-27C  N5 

KARKIN 

Ona  Saltz  10-25-27  L14 
Ona  Saltz  10-25-27  N7 

KARSTEIN 

Ethel  Helen  2-3-27M  L4 

KARSTEN 

William  8-28-27D  L14 

KAUFMAN 

John  9-25-27C  L31 

Robert  James  9-25-27B  L31 

KEAST 

George,  Mrs.  4-29-27  N5 
Harriet  4-29-27M  N5 

KEEBLE 

Alice  2-6-27  L3 
Ray  M.  2-6-27  L3 

KEECH 

Ed  4-29-27C  N8 

KEEN 

Bentley  3-31-27M  L19 
Bentley  4-1-27  L27 
Bernice  5-26-27  LI 2 
Bernice  5-27-27  N3 
Catherine  5-26-27  L12 
Catherine  5-27-27  N3 
Chloe  5-26-27  L12 
Chloe  5-27-27  N3 
Delbert  5-26-27  L12 
Delbert  5-27-27  N3 
Elna  Chloe  1-22-27P  L7 
Frank  5-26-27  L12 
Frank  5-27-27  N3 
Gladys  9-28-27M  L10 
Joe  5-26-27  L12 
Joe  5-27-27  N3 
May  6-14-27M  N12 
Nina  Pearce  3-31-27  L19 
P.  T.  5-29-27D  L32 
P.  W.  5-26-27  L12 
P.  W.  5-27-27  N3 
Porter  W.  1-22-27  L7 
T.  I.  5-27-27  N3 
T.  L.  5-26-27  L12 


KEEN  (cont.) 

Thomas  5-26-27D  L12 
Thomas  5-27-27D  L24 
Thomas  5-27-27D  N3 
Thomas  5-28-27D  L12 
Thomas  5-28-27D  N12 
Thomas  5-29-27D  N2 
Walsy  5-26-27  L12 
Walsy  5-27-27  N3 

KEENE 

John  E.  5-25-27D  L6 
John  E.  5-26-27D  N3 
Minnie  E.  5-25-27  L6 
Minnie  E.  5-26-27  N3 
Patrick  T.  5-31-27D  N2 
Pearl  12-14-27  L16 

KEENEN 

Ben,  Mrs.  1-24-27  L6 

KEENER 

Earl  J.  12-19-27  L8 
Earl  J.  12-19-27  N2 
Ernest  F.  12-19-27  L8 
Ernest  F.  12-19-27  N2 
Howard  12-19-27  L8 
Howard  12-19-27  N2 
R.  S.  12-20-27D  Lll 
R.  S.  12-20-27D  N7 
Ralph  J.  12-19-27  L8 
Ralph  J.  12-19-27  N2 
Robert  S.  12-18-27D  N2B 
Robert  S.  12-19-27D  L8 
Robert  S.  12-19-27D  N2 

KEESLING 

Freda  D.  5-29-27M  L32 
Freda  D.  5-29-2 7MN2 

KEET 

J.  T.  2-20-27  N3 
J.  T.  3-12-27  L8 
James  2-20-27  N3 

KEETON 

Walter  2-13-27D  N6C 

KEETSVILLE,  MO. 

naming  of  3-12-27  L8 

KEEVIL 

J.  J. ,  Mrs.  7-15-27  L6 

KEITH   . 

Elmer  9-12-27  N10 
Lem,  Mrs.  10-17-27  L5 
Lem,  Mrs.  10-17-27  N2 
family  reunion  9-12-27  N10 


1402 


KEITHLEY 

Beulah  2-10-27M  L14 
Lester  4-17-27M  N5 
Lester  4-18-27M  L8 
Virginia  Haslip  4-17-27  N5 
Virginia  Haslip  4-18-27  L8 

KELBUNE 

Earl  10-23-27M  L4 
Una  Allen  10-23-27  L4 

KELGORE 

Lawrence  9-26-27  LI 

Lawrence  9-27-27  N12 

Lillie  9-26-27  N2 

Lillie  9-26-27D  LI 

Lillie  Goodpasture  9-26-27D  LI 

Lillie  Goodpasture  9-27-27D  N12 

Minnie  9-26-27  LI 

Tecumseh  9-26-27  LI 

Tecumseh  9-27-27  N12 

KELLER 

Artie  May  9-16-27D  L17 

Artie  May  9-16-27D  N16 

Artie  May  9-17-27D  L12 

Artie  May  9-17-27D  N3 

Artie  May  Jackson  9-16-27D  L17 

Artie  May  Jackson  9-16-27D  N16 

Arty  May  Jackson  9-19-27D  N10 

C.  C.  1-13-27  N2 

Charles  4-16-27  L7 

Emma  Jean  6-8-27D  L14 

Henry  M.  4-16-27P  L7 

J.  N.,  Mrs.  9-16-27D  L17 

J.  N.,  Mrs.  9-16-27D  N16 

John  N.,  Mrs.  9-19-27D  N10 

Lizzie  5-10-27D  L16 

Lizzie  5-11-27D  L12 

Lizzie  5-11-27D  N6 

Lizzie  5-12-27D  L8 

Lizzie  5-12-27D  N7 

Lizzie  Engle  5-10-27D  L16 

Lizzie  Engle  5-11-27D  N6 

Louis  M.,  Mrs.  5-10-27D  L16 

Louis  M.,  Mrs.  5-11-27D  L12 

Louis  M.,  Mrs.  5-11-27D  N6 

Nancy  Jane  9-18-27  NIB 

Robert,  Mrs.  3-17-27  LI 

Robert,  Mrs.  3-18-27  L22 

Robert,  Mrs.  3-18-27  N12 

Tom  9-16-27  L17 

Tom  9-19-27  N10 


KELLER  (cont.) 

Velma  9-16-27  L17 
Velma  9-16-27  N16 
Velma  9-19-27  N10 
W.  R. ,  Mrs.  9-18-27  NIB 
William  6-8-27  L14 

KELLETT 

Washington  Ray  10-13-27D  L4 

KELLEY 

Anna  2-23-27  L13 
Anna  2-23-27  N5 
Charles  Henry  6-23-27  Nl 
Claud  V.  9-24-27DV  L12 
David  Keith  2-23-27M  L13 
E.  H.  6-23-27  Nl 
John,  Mrs.  6-9-27  L4 
Keith  2-22-27M  L13 
Keith  2-23-27M  L13 
Keith  David  2-21-27M  L6 
Keith  David  2-23-27M  N5 
Kepner  V.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Leila  7-1-27  L24 
Lilly  F.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Mary  E.  Tucker  2-21-27  L6 
Mary  E.  Tucker  2-22-27  L13 
Mary  E.  Tucker  2-23-27  L13 
Mary  E.  Tucker  2-23-27  N5 
Merle  B.  9-24-27DV  L12 
Minnie  Robinett  7-7-27  L8 
R.  H.  7-7-27M  L8 
Rosalind  1-6-27  Lll 
Vernon  2-27-27C  N10C 
W.  M.  7-1-27  L24 
Will,  Mrs.  10-30-27D  N7B 

KELLOGG 

George  1-15-27D  LI 

KELLOW 

George  1-15-27D  L10 

KELLY 

Claud  V.  9-25-27DV  N2B 
Inez  6-29-27D  L10 
Inez  6-29-27D  N2 
Inez  Smith  6-29-27D  L10 
Inez  Smith  6-29-27D  N2 
Kepner  5-2  9-27DV  N2 
Kepner  V.  1-22-27DV  L7 
Kepner  V.  5-29-27DV  L32 
Lela  6-29-27  L10 
Lela  6-29-27  N2 
Lillie  5-29-27DV  N2 


1403 


KELLY  (cont.) 

Lillie  F.  1-22-27DV  L7 
Lilly  F.  5-29-27DV  L32 
Merle  B.  9-25-27DV  N2B 
William,  Mrs.  6-29-27D  L10 
William,  Mrs.  6-29-27D  N2 

KELPE 

Henry  4-7-27  L20 
Henry,  Mrs.  11-12-27  L12 
Henry,  Mrs.  11-12-27  N3 
Henry,  Mrs.  11-13-27  N8A 
Irene  Box  4-7-27  L20 

KELSAY 

Lillie  W.  7-16-27  L7 

KELSO 

I.  R. ,  Mrs.  4-18-27  L8 
Ruth  4-18-27  L8 

KELTNER 

Floe  12-11-27M  L7 
Floe  12-11-27M  N9A 
Malcolm  1-9-27  N8B 
Malcome  1-9-27  L8 
Mary  Goddard  9-5-27  L7 
Mary  Goddard  9-5-27  N10 
Orville  1-9-27  L8 
Orville  1-9-27  N8B 
Rosco  1-9-27  N8B 
Roscoe  1-9-27  L8 

KELTON 

Marylyn  5-10-27D  N6 
Mollie  M.  5-8-27D  N2B 
Mollie  Marylyn  5-8-27D  N2B 
Molly  Marylin  5-10-27D  L16 
Molly  Marylyn  5-11-27D  L12 
Molly  Marylyn  5-11-27D  N6 
Molly  Marylyn  5-9-27D  L8 
W.  B.  5-8-27  N2B 
Will  5-10-27  L16 
Will  5-10-27  N6 
Will  5-11-27  L12 
Will  5-11-27  N6 
Will  5-9-27  L8 

KEMM 

K.  L.  1-15-27  L10 
K.  L.  1-16-27  L6 

KEMP 

Georgia  Hedgepeth  1-28-27  L22 

KEMPER 

George  M.  1-14-27DV  L15 
LaVerne  1-14-27DV  LI 5 


KENDALL 

Florence  2-26-27  L12 

Florence  3-3-27  L2 

Florence  Medley  2-26-27  N12 

Florence  Medley  2-27-27  L31 

Florence  Medley  2-28-27  N8 
KENDRICK 

Clara  6-28-27M  N8 

Cora  6-27-27M  L7 

Cora  6-28-27M  N12 
KENNEDY 

Dorothy  O.  7-24-27M  N10B 

Elizabeth  9-11-27  L32 

Frank  1-22-27P  L7 

Frank  7-16-27P  L7 

George  1-22-27  L7 

George  4-16-27  L7 

George  7-16-27  L7 

Henry  F.  4-16-27P  L7 

Junior  9-11-27  L32 

Lee  C.  10-22-27P  L7 

Lee  C.  4-16-27P  L7 

Mary  A.  8-2-27DV  N2 

Mary  E.  10-3-27DV  L20 

Mary  E.  10-4-27DV  N12 

Mary  E.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Mary  F.  8-1-27DV  L8 

Sadie  8-1-27D  N3 

Sadie  Huddleston  8-1-27D  L12 

Sadie  Huddleston  8-1-27D  N3 

Sadie  Huddleston  8-2-27D  L12 

Sadie  Huddleston  8-2-27D  N12 

Sallie  Waddle  2-13-27  L36 

Sallie  Waddle  2-14-27  N10 

W.  A.  10-3-27DV  L20 

W.  A.  10-4-27DV  N12 

W.  A.  8-1-27DV  L8 

W.  A.  8-2-27DV  N2 

W.  A.  9-17-27DV  N3 

William  T.  10-22-27  L7 

William  T.  4-16-27  L7 

Wyatt  6-18-27  N12 
KENNEMER 

G.  M.  4-27-27C  N2 
KENNON 

Ida  B.  Looney  Fite  12-31-27  Nl 

J.  S.  12-31-27M  Nl 
KENSINGER 

Hattie  5-15-27  N10 

Reba  V.  Dunn  4-26-27  N2 


1404 


KENSINGER  (cont.) 

Richard  C.  4-26-27M  N2 

KENT 

Edwin  J.  8-15-27D  L10 
Edwin  J.  8-16-27D  N6 
J.  A.  2-27-27  N11B 
James  A.,  Mrs.  2-17-27D  L8 
James  A.,  Mrs.  2-18-27D  L16 
James  A.,  Mrs.  2-19-27D  L12 
James  A.,  Mrs.  2-19-27D  N3 
James  A.,  Mrs.  2-20-2 7D  L2  9 
Marjorie  P.  2-17-27D  L8 
Marjorie  P.  2-18-27D  L16 
Marjorie  P.  2-19-27D  L12 
Marjorie  P.  2-19-27D  N3 
Marjorie  P.  2-20-27D  L29 
Marjorie  P.  Irvine  2-18-27D  L16 
S.  A.  2-27-27  L2 

KENTLING 

Elizabeth  Ann  Lewis  9-4-27  L17 

Ferdinand  4-24-27  LIB 

Frank  9-4-27  L17 

Katie  12-3-27  LI 

Katie  4-24-27  LIB 

Wayne  Emil  9-4-27M  L17 

KENTON 

Eva  Crow  6-23-27  N8 

KEPLEY 

Claud  D.  9-28-27M  L10 
Claud  D.  9-29-27M  N2 
Mary  J.  Jump  9-28-27  L10 
Mary  J.  Jump  9-29-27  N2 

KERCHNER 

Martin  5-24-27  L12 
Martin  5-24-27  N12 
infant  5-24-27D  L12 
infant  5-24-27D  N12 

KERN 

A. ,  Mrs.  2-28-27  L16 
Carl  7-16-27P  L7 
Dorothy  7-16-27P  L7 
Frank  6-20-27  N3 
Joe,  Mrs.  2-25-27  L8 
Joe,  Mrs.  2-26-27  L12 
Joe,  Mrs.  2-26-27  N12 

KERNICK 

Anna  7-16-27  L7 

Emma  Louise  7-16-27P  L7 

KERNS 

Edith  Wirt  12-4-27  L24 


KERNS  (cont.) 

Edith  Wirt  12-4-27  NIB 
Edith  Wirt  12-4-27  N8A 
Isaac  12-4-27M  L24 
Isaac  12-4-27M  NIB 
Isaac  12-4-27M  N8A 

KERR 

Alfred  7-22-27  L32 

Babe  7-22-27  L32 

D.  W.  4-3-27D  L3 

D.  W.  4-3-27D  N5B 

Effie  Taylor  12-12-27D  L15 

Effie  Taylor  12-13-27D  L6 

Emmet  12-13-27  L6 

Ernest  12-12-27  L15 

Frank  12-12-27  L15 

Frank  12-13-27  L6 

Frank  T.  12-13-27  N3 

Helen  12-17-27M  Lll 

Helen  12-20-27M  L19 

Herbert  12-20-27  L19 

J.  A.,  Mrs.  12-12-27D  L15 

J.  A.,  Mrs.  12-13-27D  L6 

J.  A.,  Mrs.  12-13-27D  N3 

J.  Emmett  12-13-27  N3 

Jesse  4-3-27  L3 

Jesse  4-3-27  N5B 

Lyman  12-12-27  L15 

Lyman  12-13-27  L6 

Lyman  J.  12-13-27  N3 

Nina  9-25-27M  L21 

O.  C.  12-17-27  Lll 

0.  C.  12-20-27  L19 

KERSHNER 

D.  G. ,  Mrs.  5-26-27  L12 
D.  G. ,  Mrs.  5-27-27  N3 

KESINGER 

Ella  Mae  Leedy  2-26-27  L3 

KESSINGER 

A.  J.  6-18-27  L5 

A.  J.  6-19-27  N4 

F.  M.  6-18-27D  L5 

F.  M.  6-19-27D  L27  , 

F.  M.  6-19-27D  N4 

F.  M. ,  Jr.  6-19-27  N4 

F.  M. ,  Jrs.  6-18-27  L5 

Opal  M.  5-12-27M  L8 

Opal  M.  5-12-27M  Nl 

Opal  M.  5-12-27M  N10 


1405 


KETCHUM 

Fred  M.  1-14-27DV  L15 

Jewell  1-14-27DV  L15 
KEYES 

H.  D.  4-7-27C  L14 

Samuel  Francis  4-7-27B  L14 
KEYS 

Alma  Lucille  12-26-27  LI 5 

Alma  Lucille  12-27-27  N6 

Cora  12-26-27  L15 

Cora  12-27-27  N6 

George  12-26-27  L15 

George  12-27-27  N6 

Jesse  A.  12-26-27D  L15 

Jesse  A.  12-27-27D  L6 

Jesse  A.  12-27-27D  N6 

John  12-26-27  L15 

Lela  12-26-27  L15 

Lela  12-27-27  N6 

Mary  12-26-27  L15 

Mary  12-27-27  N6 

Nora  12-26-27  L15 

Nora  12-27-27  N6 

William  Edward  12-26-27  L15 

William  Edward  12-27-27  N6 
KIDD 

Eva  Westenberger  12-8-27  L12 

Eva  Westenberger  12-9-27  N7 

Eva  Westenberger  6-12-27  L20 

H.  J.  12-8-27C  L12 

Hearl  12-9-27C  N7 

Heral  6-12-27M  L20 
KIEFER 

Charles  10-2-27  L31 

Charles  9-28-27  L10 

Charles  9-29-27  L6 

Charles  9-29-27  N2 

Dean  9-28-27  L10 

Frank  9-28-27  L10 

Henry  10-2-27  L31 

Mary  Jane  9-28-2 7D  L10 

Mary  Jane  9-29-27D  L6 

Mary  Jane  9-29-27D  N2 
KILBUCK 

Virginia  6-12-27  NIB 

Virginia  6-13-27  L7 
KILBURN 

Ezra  Marvin  4-5-27D  N12 

James  H.  4-5-27  N12 


KILGORE 

Jennie  D.  Shelton  5-1-27  Nl 

Jennie  D.  Shelton  5-1-27  N6B 

Jennie  Shelton  5-1-27  L22 

Laura  E.  1-22-27P  L7 

Laura  E.  4-16-27P  L7 

Margaret  4-18-27D  L8 

Margaret  4-19-27D  N2 

W.  M.  1-22-27  L7 

W.  M.  4-16-27  L7 

William  M.  5-1-27M  L22 

William  M.  5-1-27M  Nl 

William  M.  5-1-27M  N6B 
KILLBUCK 

Julia  5-24-27  N2 

Robert,  Mrs.  11-20-27  NIB 
KILLIAN 

Margaret  Maurine  11-27-27B  L27 

Paul  11-27-27C  L27 
KILLINGSWORTH 

Alice  1-22-27  L7 

B.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-25-27  L12 
Charles  Bennett  1-22-27P  L7 
Cleo  9-19-27  N10 

Dolly  9-19-27  N10 
G.  F. ,  Mrs.  11-12-27  L12 
G.  F. ,  Mrs.  11-12-27  N3 
Granville  7-12-27  L13 
J.  M.  5-4-27  L7 
J.  Sam  7-12-27  L13 
J.  Sam  7-3-27  L14 
Leona  7-12-27M  L13 
Leona  7-3-27E  L14 
Leta  1-19-27M  Lll 
Londa  7-9-27M  L10 
Mary  7-12-27  L13 
Orvis  4-16-27  L7 
Roscoe  4-21-27M  Nl 
Velma  Melton  4-21-27  Nl 
Warren  L.  4-16-27P  L7 
Wayne  9-19-27  N10 
KIMBER 

C.  M.  12-18-27C  L12 

George  Francis  12-18-27B  L12 
KIME 

Lillie  Mitchell  8-31-27  L10 

Lillie  Mitchell  9-1-27  N8 

Margaret  11-17-27  L18 
KIMMETT 

A.  G.  1-27-27D  N10 


1406 


KIMMETT  (cont.) 

Adam  G.  1-24-27D  L6 
Adam  G.  1-25-2 7D  L12 
Adam  G.  1-26-2 7D  L7 
Adam  G.  1-27-2 7D  L6 
Adam  G.  1-27-27D  N10 
Joe  1-24-27  L6 
Martin  1-24-27  L6 
Martin  1-26-27  L7 
Mary  1-24-27  L6 

KINCADE 

Verna  Hazel  9-18-27  NIB 

KINCAID 

Clifford  4-16-27  L7 
Lillie  M.  4-16-27P  L7 

KINDER 

G.  B.  2-19-27  L4 
G.  B.  2-20-27  L5 
Hattie  1-14-27DV  LI 5 
Hattie  I.  1-23-27DV  N5 
L.  J.  1-16-27  L3 
L.  U.  2-19-27  L4 
L.  U.  2-20-27  L5 
Lillian  2-19-27  L4 
Lillian  2-20-27  L5 
Millie  3-27-27M  L10 
W.  A.  1-14-27DV  L15 
W.  A.  1-23-27DV  N5 
W.  J.  2-19-27  L4 
W.  J.  2-20-27  L5 
W.  J. ,  Mrs.  1-12-27  L8 

KINDRICK 

C.  M.  10-22-27  L7 
E.  A. ,  Mrs.  1-10-27  L6 
Elizabeth  10-22-27P  L7 
William  Thomas  10-22-27P  L7 
William  Thomas  4-16-27P  L7 

KING 

A.  C.  8-25-27C  L8 
A.  C.  8-30-27C  N3 
Austin  A.  9-24-27  L10 
Betty  June  2-9-27  L8 
Billie  Jean  7-27-27D  L16 
Billie  Jean  7-27-27D  N12 
Bonnie  Fay  8-25-27B  L8 
C.  C.  9-24-27  L10 
C.  W. ,  Mrs.  1-25-27D  L12 
Carrie  12-25-27  N8C 
Charles  C.  10-13-27  Nl 
Charley  C.  3-9-27C  L8 


KING  (cont.) 

Clarence  2-5-27  L10 

Clarence  2-6-27  L25 

Clarence  2-6-27  N2 

Clarence  C.  6-8-27DV  L2 

Clarence  C.  6-8-27DV  N8 

Clarence  Leroy  2-5-27D  L10 

Clarence  Leroy  2-6-27D  L25 

Clarence  Leroy,  jr  2-6-27D  N2 

Dorotha  1-23-27M  Lll 

Dorothy  1-23-27M  N5 

Edwin  C.  11-28-27  L2 

Edwin  C.  11-28-27  N10 

Edwin  C.  12-2-27  LI 

Edwin  C.  12-4-27  NIB 

Emery  V.  11-28-27  L2 

Emery  V.  11-28-27  N10 

Emery  V.  12-2-27  LI 

Emery  V.  12-4-27  NIB 

Fred  12-28-27  L2 

Fred  12-29-27  N3 

G.  C.  1-25-27  L12 

Gloria  Patricia  3-9-27B  L8 

Guy  2-5-27  L10 

Guy  2-6-27  L25 

Guy  2-6-27  N2 

H.  E.  9-2-27A  L9 

I.  F.  2-18-27  Nl 

J.  A.  7-27-27  L16 

J.  A.  7-27-27  N12 

James  2-5-27  L10 

James  2-6-27  L25 

James  2-6-27  N2 

James  A.  11-28-27  L2 

James  A.  11-28-27  N10 

James  A.  12-2-27  LI 

James  A.  12-25-27D  N8C 

James  A.  12-4-27  NIB 

Katherine  12-28-27D  L2 

Katherine  12-29-27D  N3 

L.  F.  3-16-27  L14 

L.  M.  2-9-27  L8 

Lizzie  McDaniel  6-8-27DV  L2 

Lizzie  McDaniel  6-8-27DV  N8 

Louis  P.,  Mrs.  11-28-27D  L2 

Louis  P.,  Mrs.  11-29-27D  L18 

Louis  P.,  Mrs.  11-29-27D  N6 

Louise  P.  11-28-27D  N10 

Louise  P.  12-2-27P  LI 

Louise  P.  12-4-27P  NIB 


1407 


KING  (cont.) 

Mary  4-24-27D  N12C 

Mary  5-12-27D  L8 

Mary  5-12-27D  N7 

Mary  5-13-27D  N9 

Mary  M.  4-14-27D  L5 

Mary  M.  4-16-27D  L5 

Mary  M.  Caddy  4-16-27D  L5 

Mary  M.  Caddy  4-16-27D  N12 

Mary  M.  Fecady  4-14-27D  L5 

Mitchel  1-25-27  L12 

Ruth  7-25-27  L5 

Ruth  7-25-27  N3 

Ruth  7-28-27  L6 

Ruth  7-29-27  Nil 

Ruth  0.  10-13-27  Nl 

Verna  5-14-27M  L10 

Verna  5-15-27M  NIB 

Verna  5-15-27M  N4B 

William  10-13-27D  Lll 

William  10-18-27D  N12 

William  10-19-27D  L6 

KINNEY 

Frank  2-20-27  N3 

KINSER 

Max  7-16-27P  L7 
Opal  9-18-27M  L7 
Opal  9-18-27M  NIB 
Rex  7-16-27P  L7 
Tom,  Mrs.  6-18-27  N2 
Tom,  Mrs.  6-19-27  N4 

KINSMAN 

Dora  Armstrong  6-8-27  Nl 

KIRBY 

Frank  9-30-27C  N7 
Kathleen  11-15-27M  N5 

KIRCHNER 

Martin  5-28-27  L4 

KIRK 

Buiel  2-27-27D  L31 
Buiel  2-28-27D  L10 
Buiel  2-28-27D  Nl 
Buiel  2-28-27D  N7 
Frank,  Mrs.  10-1-27  L12 
Mary  M.  6-18-27M  L10 
Mary  M.  6-19-27M  L27 
Mary  M.  6-19-27M  Nl 
Mary  M.  6-19-27M  NIB 
Virgil  2-27-27  L31 
Virgil  2-28-27  L10 


KIRKENDALL 

Floyd  D.  10-30-27M  Nl 

Martha  L.  Algire  10-30-27  Nl 
KIRKMAN 

Iva  Roberts  11-23-27  LI 
KIRKPATRICK 

Alice  1-31-27  L7 

Althea  1-12-27M  L9 

Anne  Scudder  9-26-27  L14 

Bessie  11-3-27M  L12 

Bessie  11-3-27M  Nl 

Helen  5-22-27M  N3C 

Helen  Kathryn  5-19-27M  N10 

Helen  Kathryn  5-22-27M  L24 

John  1-31-27  L7 

John  5-22-27  L24 

John  5-22-27  N3C 

Thomas  1-31-27  L7 
KIRKUP 

John  H.  2-6-27  L3 
KIRSCH 

Frank  H.  3-13-27M  L21 

Myrtle  Houghawat  3-13-27  L21 
KISSINGER 

Charles  6-6-27  L4 

E.  M.  6-6-27  L4 

E.  M.  6-7-27  N2 
Frankie  6-6-27D  L4 
Frankie  6-7-27D  N2 
Wilma  6-6-27  L4 

KISTNER 

Joel  B.  9-8-27  Nl 

Virginia  9-8-27  Nl 
KITCHELL 

Anna  L.  7-16-27P  L7 

Harry  C.  7-16-27  L7 
KITE 

Benjamin  6-5-27  N6B 
KITTLE 

Bert  10-22-27P  L7 
KITTS 

Maggie  L.  4-5-27D  N12 

Maggie  L.  4-5-27D  N2 

Maggie  L.  4-5-27D  N5 

Maggie  L.  5-10-27P  L16 
KLING 

F.  W. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 
F.  W. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  Nl 

KNAPP 

Ben  F.  4-30-27C  N2 


1408 


KNAPP  (cont.) 

Clara  Hayes  10-17-27  L5 
Clara  Hayes  10-17-27  N2 
Katherine  M.  9-1-27D  N8 
Katherine  N.  8-31-27D  L10 
Katherine  N.  9-1-27D  L8 
L.  E.  9-1-27  L8 
L.  E.  9-1-27  N8 
L.  E.  9-7-27  L14 
Marian  10-17-27  L5 
Marian  10-17-27  N2 
Walter  10-1-27  L12 
Walter  10-1-27  N3 
Walter  10-2-27  L31 
infant  10-1-27D  L12 
infant  10-1-27D  N3 
infant  10-2-27D  L31 

KNAULES 

J.  W.,  Mrs. 
J.  W.,  Mrs. 

KNELLE 

George  1-22-27P  L7 


9-24-27  L12 
9-25-27  N4A 


George 
Sarah  A 
Sarah  A 
Sarah  E 
Sarah  E 
KNIGHT 
Cora 
Cora 
Cora 
Cora 


7-16-27P  L7 
1-22-27  L7 
7-16-27  L7 
4-16-27P  L7 
7-16-27P  L7 


6-4 
6-4 


27  N12 
27D  L10 

6-5-27  N2 

6-5-27D  L31 
Dallis  L.  8-18-27M  N12 
Delia  6-5-27  N2 
Delia  6-5-27  L31 
E.  F.  4-16-27  L7 
E.  L.  6-5-27  L31 
E.  L.  6-5-27  N2 
Floyd  K.  4-16-27P  L7 
I.  J.  8-28-27  N6B 
Ina  Opal  4-15-27M  N7 
J.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-4-27  N12 
J.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27  L31 
J.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27  N2 
John  4-15-27M  N7 
Lester  1-13-27DV  L8 
M.  A.  6-5-27  L31 
M.  A.  6-5-27  N2 
Myrtle  1-13-27DV  L8 
Tony  8-28-27  N6B 


KNIGHT  (cont.) 

W.  H.  6-5-27  L31 

W.  H.  6-5-27  N2 
KNIGHTEN 

William  Y.,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L30 
KNOWLES 

M.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-25-27  L6 

M.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-26-27  N3 
KNOX 

D.  C.  7-18-27  L13 

J.  M.  7-18-27  L13 

J.  W.  7-18-27  L13 

John  Grier  7-18-27  L13 

Mary  F.  1-25-27  L12 

Mary  F.  White  1-26-27  L7 

S.  E.  7-18-27  L13 

family  reunion  7-18-27  L13 
KNOX  CAVE 

article  about  5-17-27  L16 
KOCH 

Jack  T.  12-2-27DV  L8 

Olive  Merna  12-2-27DV  L8 
KOEHLER 

Sarah  8-1-27  L12 

Sarah  8-2-27  N12 
KOENIGSBRUCK 

A.  2-20-27  N3 
KOHLER 

Frances  Mae  12-24-27M  LI 
Frances  Mae  12-24-27M  Nl 
Frances  Mae  12-25-27M  L18 

KRATIL 

Chloe  4-16-27  L7 
Mary  E.  4-16-27P  L7 

KRAUSNAAR 

H.  M.,  Mrs.  12-11-27  N8B 

KREIDER 

B.  Earl  8-19-27DV  N2 
Helen  T.  Busket  9-27-27  Nl 
Mabel  8-19-27DV  N2 

Rex  P.  9-27-27M  Nl 
KREISEL 

Paul,  Mrs.  11-1-27,  N8 
KRIEDER 

Helen  Buckett  9-27-27  L10 

Rex  P.  9-27-27M  L10 
KRIESEL 

Paul,  Mrs.  11-1-27  L7 
KRUGER 

A.  H.,  Mrs.  3-20-27D  N6C 


1409 


KUHL 

Carl  H.  5-23-27M  Lll 

Carl  H.  5-24-27E  N5 

Carl  H.  6-10-27M  L27 

Carl  H.  6-11-27M  N5 

Carl  H.  6-7-27M  L9 

Hugo  6-10-27  L27 

Hugo  6-11-27  N5 

Lorraine  Welhener  5-23-27  Lll 

Lorraine  Welhener  6-10-27  L27 

Lorraine  Welhener  6-11-27  N5 

Lorraine  Welhener  6-7-27  L9 
KUHN 

Helen  M.  Motz  10-27-27  Nl 

Lena  4-11-27M  L8 

Lena  4-12-27M  N7 

Lena  4-13-27M  N10 

William  L.  10-27-27M  Nl 
KUMP 

Catherine  4-16-27P  L7 

Frank  H.  5-29-27  L20 

Frank  H.  5-29-27  N3C 

Louis  Herbert  4-16-27P  L7 

Maude  Abbott  5-29-27M  L20 

Maude  Abbott  5-29-27M  N3C 

Nellie  4-16-27  L7 
KUNDEGRADER 

Alice  7-10-27  L31 

Edward  H.  7-10-27D  L31 
KUNKEL 

A.  B.  7-27-27C  Lll 

Bobby  Francis  7-27-27B  Lll 

Christine  Hayes  7-27-27  Lll 
KUNZ 

Pauline  4-8-27  L21 
KUNZLER 

James  D.  12-18-27D  N2B 
KUSSMAN 

Theodore  4-10-27  N12C 
KUYKENDALL 

D.  F.  12-1-27  L12 

D.  F.  12-1-27  Nil 

D.  P.  12-1-27  L12 

D.  P.  12-1-27  Nil 

Daniel  12-1-27D  L12 

Daniel  12-1-27D  Nil 

J.  C.  12-1-27  L12 

J.  C.  12-1-27  Nil 

Lon  1-13-27DV  L8 

Margaret  1-13-27DV  L8 


KUYKENDALL  (cont . ) 

Pauline  12-1-27  L12 

Pauline  12-1-27  Nil 
KYNION 

Norma  Jean  5-29-2 7B  L32 

Paul  A.  5-29-27C  L32 

S.  E. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27  L9 
LACEY 

Edgar  8-21-27D  Nl 
LACHMUND 

Bobby  Christopher  4-18-27B  L8 

Bobby  Christopher  4-19-27B  N2 

W.  C.  4-18-27C  L8 

W.  C.  4-19-27C  N2 
LACKEY 

Gladys  Stow  3-27-27  L20 

James  3-27-27  L20 

William  Howard  3-27-27M  L20 
LADD 

Mary  Flood  3-13-27  L12 
LADSON 

Daisy  2-7-27M  L4 
LAFFOON 

Oredia  C.  12-28-27  L12 

William  A.  12-28-27  L12 
LAFOLLETTE 

R.  S.  7-24-27  N10B 
LAHAWN 

Charles  Leon  11-1-27D  Nl 
LAHMAN 

Laura  8-9-27M  Nl 
LAIR 

Ethel  5-13-27DV  L22 

James  D.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Ruben  2-19-27D  LI 
LAKE 

Harold  1-14-27DV  L15 

Hugo  W.  7-16-27P  L7 

Lena  1-14-27DV  L15 

Roy  M.  7-16-27P  L7 

Sarah  M.  7-16-27  L7 
LAM 

Isaac  7-31-27A  L19 
LAMAR 

Jack  9-25-27D  N9A 
LAMB 

Clarence  5-11-27C  N6 

Edith  12-26-27  L15 

Edith  12-26-27  N8 
Isaac  7-31-27A  L19 


1410 


LAMB  (cont.) 

Isaac  P.  7-31-27A  N2C 

Isaac  P.,  Mrs.  12-26-27D  L15 

Isaac  P.,  Mrs.  12-26-27D  N8 

Julia  Soltow  7-3-27  L3 

Mary  E.  12-26-27D  L15 

Mary  E.  12-26-27D  N8 

Mary  E.  12-27-27D  L6 

Mary  E.  12-27-27D  N6 

Mary  E.  Clark  12-26-27D  LI 5 

Mary  E.  Clark  12-26-27D  N8 

LAMBERT 

Ambrose  G.  12-8-27D  L12 
Ambrose  0.  12-7-27D  L6 
Ambrose  0.  12-7-27D  N12 
Ambrose  0.  12-8-27D  N12 
Anna  V.  4-16-27  L7 
Coy  12-7-27  N12 
Joe  12-7-27  N12 
Richard  Harry  4-16-27P  L7 
W.  S. ,  Mrs.  5-26-27  L12 
W.  S. ,  Mrs.  5-27-27  N3 

LAMBERTH 

Charles  M.  8-21-27M  L18 
Golden  Reese  8-21-27  L18 

LAMBERT I 

Gus  8-21-27  NIB 
J.  P.  8-21-27D  NIB 
Louis  8-21-27D  NIB 

LAMBETH 

A.  G. ,  Mrs.  12-11-27  L40 
Ambrose  12-11-27D  L40 
C.  0.  12-11-27  L40 
Donald  Richard  7-10-27B  L31 
Emma  7-5-27  L10 
Isla  Cooley  7-10-27  L31 
Ola  Hoffman  11-3-27  L12 
Ola  Hoffman  11-3-27  Nl 
Ola  Hoffman  11-3-27  N2 
Ora  7-10-27C  L31 
Robert  F.  7-5-27  L10 
Wilber  11-3-27M  L12 
Wilber  11-3-27M  Nl 
Wilber  11-3-27M  N2 

LAMBIRD 

Betha  7-10-27M  L31 
Sterling  P.  10-22-27P  L7 
Sterling  P.  4-25-27D  L2 
Sterling  P.  4-25-27D  Nl 
Sterling  P.  4-26-27D  N2 


LAMBIRD  (cont.) 

Sterling  P.  4-27-27D  L8 

Sterling  P.  4-27-27D  N3 

Sterling  P.  4-28-27D  N2 
LAMKIN 

Ellis  7-1-27M  L23 

H.  E.  7-1-27  L23 
LAMMERS 

Anna  M.  4-21-27DV  N3 

Anna  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 

B.  H.  5-13-27DV  L22 

R.  H.  4-21-27DV  N3 
LAMP 

Ben,  Mrs.  8-14-27  N7A 
LAMPE 

Grover  8-1-27C  L8 

Grover  8-1-27C  Nl 

Jack  William  8-1-27B  L8 
LAMPERT 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  8-21-27  N8C 
LAMUN 

Alice  2-1-27  L14 

Bernard  2-1-27  L14 

Byron  2-1-27  L14 

Claudia  2-1-27D  LI 

Claudia  2-1-27D  Nl 

Claudia  2-2-27D  L7 

Claudia  2-3-27D  L4 

Claudia  2-3-27D  N12 

Claudia  2-3-27D  N2 

Claudia  2-4-27D  N2 

Derrill  2-1-27  L14 

Inez  2-1-27  L14 

John  F.  2-1-27  L14 

John  F.  2-1-27  Nl 

Willa  2-1-27  L14 
LANCASTER,  MO. 

naming  of  3-12-27  L5 
LANCASTER,  MO 

naming  of  3-23-27  N4 
LANDERS 

Belle  Chastain  6-19-27  N10A 

D.  J.  1-22-27P  L7  , 

D.  J.  4-16-27P  L7 

D.  J.  8-30-27  L2 

D.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-30-27  N3 

John  1-22-27P  L7 

John  4-10-27  N12C 

John  7-16-27P  L7 

John  8-30-27P  L2 


1411 


LANDERS  (cont.) 

John  8-30-27P  N3 

John  Huttig  8-30-27  L2 

John  Huttig  8-30-27  N3 

L.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-28-27  N8 

Lucile  Mary  8-30-27  N3 

Lucille  Mary  8-30-27  L2 

Marie  8-30-27  L2 

Marie  8-30-27  N3 

Marie  H.  1-22-27  L7 

Marie  H.  4-16-27  L7 
LANDERT 

A.  O.,  Mrs.  12-11-27  N11B 

Ambrose  12-11-27D  NUB 

C.  0.  12-11-27  N11B 
LANDRETH 

Ruth  11-14-27  L5 

Ruth  11-15-27  N12 
LANDUIT 

Charles  May,  Mrs.  12-29-27  N2 
LANE 

Alice  4-17-27M  N5 

Alice  4-19-27M  L15 

Alice  4-19-27M  N5 

Allie  1-22-27  L7 

Allie  7-16-27  L7 

E.  C.  5-20-27C  N8 

E.  E.  10-1-27  N3 

E.  M.  5-18-27  N8 

Frank  4-19-27  N5 

George,  Mrs.  11-26-27D  L12 

Harold  2-6-27C  N6 

J.  M.  1-22-27P  L7 

J.  M.  7-16-27P  L7 

Jack  10-30-27M  N7B 

N.  G.  9-11-27  N3C 

N.  G. ,  Mrs.  9-10-27  Lll 

Nellie  Davis  5-18-27  N8 

Nina  Drumright  9-10-27  Lll 

Nina  Drumwright  9-10-27  Nl 

Nina  Drumwright  9-11-27  N3C 

Ruby  Irby  10-30-27  N7B 

Savannah  7-20-27  Nl 

Virgil  9-10-27M  Lll 

Virgil  9-11-27M  N3C 

Virgil  O.  9-10-27M  Nl 

Wallace  10-1-27D  L12 

Wallace  10-1-27D  N3 
LANEY 

Zona  Hodges  12-6-27  L12 


LANEY  (cont.) 

Zona  Hodges  12-6-27  N3 
LANGDON 

C.  O.  1-3-27D  L10 
LANGLEY 

Arthur  1-18-27  L14 

Arthur  1-19-27  N12 

Ella  12-5-27  L4 

George  1-18-27  L14 

George  1-19-27  N12 

Harry  1-18-27  L14 

Harry  1-19-27  N12 

Helen  Louise  1-1-27D  N8 

Lillie  8-9-27  L4 

Lulie  Schofield  8-10-27  N2 

Prather  1-1-27  N8 

W.  C.  9-10-27  L12 

W.  C.  9-11-27  L31 

W.  C.  9-11-27  N6A 

Walter  1-18-27  L14 

Walter  1-19-27  N12 

Walter  C.  9-10-27D  L12 

Walter  C.  9-11-27D  L31 

Walter  C.  9-11-27D  N6A 

Willia  1-19-27  N12 

William  1-18-27  L14 
LANGLOIS 

E.  G.  6-6-27  L14 

Maude  Justice  5-29-27  Nl 
LANGOLIS 

,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 

LANGSTON 

A.  J.  2-26-27  L12 

A.  J.  2-27-27  L31 

A.  J.  2-28-27  N8 

A.  J.  3-2-27  L8 

Alice  Woody  1-6-27  Lll 

Alice  Woody  1-7-27  L14 

Charley,  Mrs.  5-8-27D  N8A 

Delia  5-8-27  N8A 

Elsie  5-8-27D  N8A 

Fannie  A.  2-27-27  L31 

Franie  A.  2-26-27  L12  > 

Franie  A.  2-28-27  N8 

Fronie  3-2-27  L8 

Inez  2-26-27  L12 

Inez  2-27-27  L31 

Inez  2-28-27  N8 

J.  P.  C.  2-26-27D  L12 

J.  P.  C.  2-27-27D  L31 


1412 


LANGSTON  (cont.) 

J.  P.  C.  2-28-27D  N8 
Mazie  2-26-27  L12 
Mazie  2-27-27  L31 
Mazie  2-28-27  N8 

LANHAM 

Maggie  6-3-27M  L19 

LANTZ 

Alice  Roberts  11-23-27  Nl 
Isaac  M.  11-23-27M  Nl 

LARGEN 

James  A.,  Mrs.  1-24-27D  L6 
Madeline  1-24-27  L6 
Mary  F.  1-24-27D  L6 

LARK IN 

Angie  8-18-27  N3 
B.  M.  8-18-27  N3 
J.  W.  8-18-27  N3 
Mary  E.  8-18-27  N3 
Philip  7-31-27D  N4A 
Phillip  7-31-27D  L15 

LARKINS 

M.  Blanche  1-22-27  L7 
Mary  A.  1-22-27P  L7 
Philip  8-1-27D  L12 
Sarah  8-13-27  L12 
Sarah  8-13-27  N3 

LARS EN 

Ann  Winifred  3-21-27  L14 
Frank,  Mrs.  3-21-27  N2 
Orville,  Mrs.  3-21-27  L14 

LARUE 


W.  0. 

10-4-27  L12 

W.  0. 

,  Mrs.  10-1-27  L12 

W.  0. 

,  Mrs.  10-1-27  N3 

W.  0. 

,  Mrs.  10-2-27  L31 

W.  0. 

,  Mrs.  9-28-27  L10 

LAS CHE 

Bruno 

,    Mrs.  9-2-27  L18 

Bruno 

Mrs.  9-3-27  N3 

LASHLY 

Auburn  10-16-27M  Lll 

Gladys  Terry  10-16-27  Lll 

J.  G. 

10-16-27  Lll 

LATCHEM 

F.  E. 

Mrs.  4-7-27D  L14 

F.  E. 

Mrs.  4-8-27D  N7 

Frank 

Mrs.  4-13-27D  L8 

Frank 

Mrs.  4-14-27D  L5 

Frank 

Mrs.  4-14-27D  N2 

LATCHEM  (cont.) 

Frank,  Mrs.  4-15-27D  L12B 
Frank,  Mrs.  4-16-27D  L5 
Frank,  Mrs.  4-16-27D  N12 
Frank,  Mrs.  4-17-27D  L10 
Frank,  Mrs.  4-17-27D  N8A 
Maud  Myers  4-8-27D  N7 
Maude  Myers  4-13-27D  L8 
Maude  Myers  4-14-27D  L5 
Maude  Myers  4-14-27D  N2 
Maude  Myers  4-15-27D  L12B 
Maude  Myers  4-16-27D  L5 
Maude  Myers  4-16-27D  N12 
Maude  Myers  4-7-27D  L14 
T.  E.  4-24-27  L34 

LATHAM 

A.  N.  8-7-27  L18 
A.  N.  8-7-27  N2C 
Arch  N.  6-5-27  L18 
Elizabeth  6-5-27M  L18 
J.  N.  4-20-27C  N10 
Louise  8-7-27M  L18 
Louise  8-7-27M  N2C 

LATIMER 

Samuel  2-18-27  Nl 

LATTIMORE 

Margaret  Martin  1-27-27  L6 

LATURNER 

Dorothy  10-9-27M  N6A 

LAUGH 

Hazel  Underwood  12-20-27  Lll 
Hazel  Underwood  12-21-27  N2 

LAUNER 

Bess  Hartley  12-24-27  L8 
Bess  Hartley  12-24-27  N12 

LAURENCE 

Blanche  Vanhoosen  8-25-27  L7 

Henry  8-25-27M  L7 

T.  H.  B.  5-12-27  L18 

LAUTZ 

Alice  Roberts  11-22-27  L16 
Isaac  M.  11-22-27M  L16 

LAVELLE 

Leona  Smithmier  7-18-27  L13 
Leona  Smithmier  7-19-27  N5 
Louis  7-18-27M  L13 
Louis  7-19-27M  N5 

LAVENDER 

Irene  1-18-27M  L13 
Irene  1-19-27M  N5 


1413 


LAVOIS 

Emma  Elder  1-1-27  N8 

LAW 

Anna  1-14-27  L15 

LAWHEAD 

A.  R. ,  Mrs.  4-13-27  L8 
Abe,  Mrs.  4-13-27  N3 

LAWHON 

C.  A.  11-1-27  Nl 
Charles  11-13-27  L32 
Charles  Leon  11-1-27D  Nl 
Charles  Leon  11-2-27D  N2 
Charles  Leon  11-3-27D  L2 
H.  L.  11-13-27  L32 
Henry  L.  11-1-27  Nl 
J.  W.  11-13-27  L32 
Jackson  E.  11-1-27  Nl 

LAWING 

Clayton  8-27-27  L12 
Clayton  8-28-27  L8 
Clayton  8-28-27  N12B 
David  8-27-27  L12 
David  8-28-27  L8 
David  8-28-27  N12B 
Dora  8-27-27  L12 
Dora  8-28-27  L8 
Dora  8-28-27  N12B 
Edna  Lenora  8-27-27D  L12 
Edna  Lenora  8-28-27D  L8 
Edna  Lenora  8-28-27D  N12B 
Ella  8-27-27  L12 
Ella  8-28-27  L8 
Ella  8-28-27  N12B 
Goldie  8-27-27  L12 
Goldie  8-28-27  L8 
Goldie  8-28-27  N12B 
Hubert  8-27-27  L12 
Hubert  8-28-27  L8 
Hubert  8-28-27  N12B 
Marvin  8-27-27  L12 
Marvin  8-28-27  L8 
Marvin  8-28-27  N12B 
Mildred  8-27-27  L12 
Mildred  8-28-27  L8 
Mildred  8-28-27  N12B 

LAWRENCE 

A.  W.  6-6-27  L4 
A.  W.  6-6-27  N3 
Andrew  6-6-27  N3 
Arlie  6-6-27  N3 


LAWRENCE  (cont.) 

Blanche  Vanhooser  8-25-27  Nl 

Edith  8-9-27M  Nl 

Edith  9-10-27M  N16 

Edith  9-9-27M  L7 

Elva  6-6-27  N3 

Fay  6-6-27D  L4 

Fay  6-6-27D  N3 

Fitz  6-6-27  N3 

Frank  6-6-27  N3 

George,  Mrs.  4-2-27D  LI 

George,  Mrs.  4-3-27D  N5 

H.  R.  12-29-27C  N12 

Henry  8-25-27M  Nl 

Sarah  C.  10-22-27P  L7 

Sarah  C.  4-2-27D  LI 

Sarah  C.  4-3-27D  N5 

Sarah  C.  4-4-27D  L4 

Sarah  C.  4-4-27D  N3 

Sarah  C.  4-5-27D  N12 

Sarah  C.  4-8-27P  L21 

Sarah  C.  4-8-27P  N5 

Verla  11-18-27DV  N2 

Verla  8-25-27DV  L8 

Verla  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Verle  11-18-27DV  L3 

W.  E.  11-18-27DV  L3 

W.  E.  11-18-27DV  N2 

W.  E.  8-25-27DV  L8 

W.  E.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Wallis  4-8-27  L21 

Willis  10-22-27  L7 

Willis  4-2-27  LI 

Willis  4-3-27  N5 

Willis  4-8-27  N5 
LAWSON 

Alfred  3-5-27  L12 

Alfred  3-6-27  L30 

Fred  3-5-27  L12 

Fred  3-6-27  L30 

Louis  E.  9-11-27M  Nl 

Louise  9-13-27M  L15 

Louise  9-17-27M  L4 

Louise  E.  9-10-27M  L12 

Nancy  Jane  3-5-27D  L12 

Nancy  Jane  3-6-27D  L30 

Sarah  3-6-27  L30 

Sylvia  3-5-27  L12 

Sylvia  3-6-27  L30 

Vivian  3-6-27  L30 


1414 


LAWSON  (cont.) 

W.  I.  3-6-27  L30 
W.  L.  3-5-27  L12 

LAWTON 

William  E.  10-22-27  L7 
William  W.  10-22-27  L7 

LAWYER 

Frank  11-22-27M  L16 
Vesta  Dodson  11-22-27  L16 

LAXTON 

R.  J.  12-24-27  L8 
R.  J.  12-25-27  L16 
R.  J.  12-25-27  N2A 
Robert  12-25-27D  N2A 
Robert  Junior  12-24-27D  L8 
Robert  Junior  12-25-27D  L2 

LAY 

Clara  Bernice  7-16-27P  L7 
Frank  7-24-27  L39 
Grace  Viola  7-16-27P  L7 
Sarah  7-24-27  L39 
W.  B.  7-16-27  L7 
W.  B.  7-16-27P  L7 

LAYER 

Ethel  B.  1-14-27DV  L15 
Ethel  B.  9-17-27DV  L12 
Ethel  Bennett  9-18-27DV  N10A 
James  B.  9-18-27DV  N10A 
James  D.  1-14-27DV  L15 
James  D.  9-17-27DV  L12 

LAYTHAN 

Lou  Stokes  2-6-27  L25 
Lou,  Mrs.  2-5-27  L10 

LAYTON 

,  Mrs.  12-18-27  L39 

Claudele  Eugene  12-15-27D  L12 
Claudie  Eugene  12-14 -27D  L8 
Claudie  Eugene  12-15-27D  N6 
Claudie  Eugene  12-18-27D  L39 
J.  J.  12-14-27  L8 
J.  J.  12-15-27  L12 
J.  J.  12-15-27  N6 

LEA 

Gertrude  10-12-27D  L13 
Gertrude  10-13-27D  Lll 
Gertrude  10-13-27D  N3 
Kay  S.  Smith  6-11-27  Nl 
Susie  E.  6-11-27M  Nl 
T.  M.,  Mrs.  10-12-27D  L13 
T.  M.,  Mrs.  10-13-27D  Lll 


LEA  (cont.) 

T.  M.,  Mrs.  10-13-27D  N3 
LEACH 

Alice  12-1-27  L12 

Alice  12-1-27  Nil 

Alice  12-2-27  N12 

D.  C.  2-20-27  N3 
Lucy  12-1-27D  L12 
Lucy  12-1-27D  Nil 
Lucy  12-2-27D  N12 
Velda  12-25-27M  L16 
Velda  12-25-27M  NIB 

LEADER 

sale  of  5-13-27  LI 
LEAKE 

Donald  1-18-27  LI 

Donald  1-19-27  N12 

Dorothy  1-18-27  LI 

Dorothy  1-19-27  N12 

E.  F.  6-12-27  NIB 

E.  F. ,  Mrs.  1-19-27D  L4 

E.  F.,  Mrs.  1-19-27D  N12 

E.  F. ,  Mrs.  1-20-27D  L6 

E.  P. ,  Mrs.  1-18-27D  LI 

Francis  1-18-27  LI 

Francis  1-19-27  N12 

Leslie  1-18-27  LI 

Leslie  1-19-27  N12 

Leslie  6-12-27C  NIB 

Leslie  6-13-27C  L7 

Lowell  1-18-27  LI 

Lowell  1-19-27  N12 

Mamie  1-18-27D  LI 

Mamie  1-19-27D  L4 

Mamie  1-19-27D  N12 

Mamie  1-20-27D  L6 

Mamie  Adkins  1-18-27D  LI 

Mamie  Adkins  1-19-27D  L4 

Mamie  Adkins  1-19-27D  N12 

Mamie  Adkins  1-20-27D  L6 

Margaret  1-18-27  LI 

Margaret  1-19-27  N12 

Marie  1-18-27  LI 

Mary  Patricia  6-12-27B  NIB 

Mary  Patricia  6-13-27B  L7 

Richard  1-18-27  LI 

Richard  1-19-27  N12 

Virginia  Kilbbuck  6-12-27  NIB 

Virginia  Kilbuck  6-13-27  L7 


1415 


LEARD 

Fayette  A.  6-25-27  L9 

Fayette  A.  6-26-27  N3C 

Grace  6-25-27  L9 

Grace  6-26-27  L20 

Grace  6-26-27  N3C 

M.  R.  6-26-27  N3C 
LEAVITT 

A.  E. ,  Mrs.  6-12-27  L36 

A.  E. ,  Mrs.  6-12-27  N10 

A.  E. ,  Mrs.  6-15-27D  L8 

A.  E. ,  Mrs.  6-15-27D  N3 

A.  E. ,  Mrs.  6-16-27D  N2 

Floyd  S.  6-12-27  L36 

Floyd  S.  6-12-27  N10 

Genevieve  6-12-27  L36 

Genevieve  6-12-27  N10 

Genevieve  6-15-27  L8 

Genevieve  6-15-27  N3 

Lloyd  S.  6-15-27  L8 

Lloyd  S.  6-15-27  N3 

Roscoe  6-12-27  L36 

Roscoe  6-12-27  N10 

Roscoe  6-15-27  L8 

Roscoe  6-15-27  N3 
LEBLANC 

Hubert  O.  11-13-27M  L10 

Hubert  0.  11-13-27M  NIB 

Hubert  O.  11-15-27M  L15 

Hubert  O.  11-15-27M  N5 

Hugh  0.  10-2-27E  L22 

Zedith  K.  Carlton  11-15-27  L15 

Zedith  K.  Charlton  11-13-27  NIB 

Zedith  K.  Charlton  11-15-27  N5 

Zedith  K.  Chelton  11-13-27  L10 
LEBOLT 

Helma  12-13-27M  L17 

Helma  12-14-27M  N5 

M.  E.  12-13-27  L17 

M.  E.  12-14-27  N5 
LECKLITER 

Fanny  Strickland  6-8-27  Nl 
LECOMPTE 

Genevieve  4-17-27  L2 

Kate  Stagg  4-17-27  L2 
LEDBETTER 

Dona  Jones  4-7-27  L14 

Dona  Jones  4-7-27  N2 

Margaret  Kime  11-17-27D  L18 


LEDUC 

Richard  Kenneth  7-3-27B  L19 

V.  K.  7-3-27C  L19 
LEE 

Alvin  9-4-27D  N2B 

Arthur  11-4-27D  L21 

Arthur  3-18-27  LI 

Arthur  3-25-27D  LI 

Arthur  3-26-27D  LI 

Arthur  3-26-27D  Nl 

Arthur  3-27-27D  L31 

Arthur  3-28-27D  L8 

Arthur  R.  3-25-27  LI 

Bert  S.  1-12-27  N7 

Bert  S. ,  Mrs.  5-3-27  L3 

Bert  S. ,  Mrs.  5-4-27  N2 

Bert  S.,  Mrs.  5-5-27  L4 

Bert  S. ,  Mrs.  5-6-27  N3 

Dola  Fritz  9-25-27  N7B 

Edgar  10-5-27  L12 

Edgar  10-5-27  N12 

Ethel  L.  1-9-27M  N5B 

Everett  N.  7-19-27DV  L5 

Everett  N.  7-19-27DV  N2 

Francis  1-12-27  N7 

George  W.  12-29-27C  N7 

Helen  June  10-2-27B  L31 

Homer  9-25-27M  N7B 

Icol  7-19-27DV  L5 

Icol  7-19-27DV  N2 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27  L10 

John  5-12-27  Nl 

John  C.  1-1-27M  L10 

John  R.  9-4-27  N2B 

Josephine  10-5-27  L12 

Josephine  10-5-27  N12 

June  10-2-27C  L31 

Lawrence  1-12-27  N7 

Mabelle  Lingsweiler  1-12-27  N7 

May  Warner  10-2-27  L31 

Raymond  1-12-27  N7 

Richard  1-12-27  N7 

Robert  E.  1-22-27P  L7  , 

Robert  E.  7-16-27P  L7 

Willmetta  Pitchford  1-1-27  L10 
LEEDY 

Ella  Mae  2-26-27  L3 

Essie  1-22-27  L7 

Frances  A.  2-26-27  L3 

Frank  A.  2-26-27  L3 


1416 


LEEDY  (cont.) 

John  F.  2-26-27  L3 

Langdon  Lee  1-22-27P  L7 
LEFEVERS 

Letha  6-18-27M  L10 
LEFTWICH 

William  12-18-27  NIB 

William,  Mrs.  12-18-27  NIB 

home  demolished  12-18-27  NIB 
LEGAN 

J.  F. ,  Mrs.  9-16-27  L17 

J.  F. ,  Mrs.  9-17-27  L12 

J.  F. ,  Mrs.  9-17-27  N3 
LEHAR 

Margaret  9-25-27  L21 

Margaret  9-26-27  N5 

Minnie  9-25-27M  L21 

Minnie  9-26-27M  N5 

Minnie  M.  9-21-27M  Nl 

R.  H.  7-10-27C  L31 

R.  J.  9-25-27  L21 

R.  J.  9-26-27  N5 

William  9-25-27  L21 

William  9-26-27  N5 
LEHMAN 

Adolph,  Mrs.  8-16-27  L16 

Adolph,  Mrs.  8-17-27  N3 
LEIDY 

Edna  1-23-27  L5 

Edna  1-23-27  N2B 

Fred  1-23-27  L5 

Fred  1-23-27  N2B 

Harry  1-23-27  L5 

Harry  1-23-27  N2B 

Hattie  1-23-27  L5 

Hattie  1-23-27  N2B 

Henry  1-22-27D  L7 

Henry  1-23-27D  L5 

Henry  1-23-97D  N2B 

Henry  1-24-27D  L6 
LEITER 

Levi  Z.  12-23-27  L18 

Levi  Z.  12-24-27  N12 

Mary  12-24-27  N12 
LEJEUNE 

Shelby  1-1-27D  L10 
LEJUNE 

Alfred  1-1-27  L10 

Shelby  1-1-27D  L10 


LEMEN 

Carl  10-18-27  L13 

Joseph  10-17-27  L5 

Joseph  10-17-27  N2 

Joseph  10-18-27  L13 

Joseph  10-18-27  N2 

Leo  L.  10-18-27D  L13 

Leo  L.  10-18-27D  N2 

Leo  L.  10-19-27D  L12 

Leo  L.  10-19-27D  N9 

Leo  Lewis  10-17-27D  L5 

Leo  Lewis  10-17-27D  N2 
LEMMON 

George  11-1-27C  L16 

Noel  Randolph  11-1-27B  L16 

Wilma  Mackey  11-1-27  L16 
LEMONS 

R.  B.  6-2-27  L15 

R.  B.  6-2-27  N7 

Thelma  Lee  4-27-27M  L8 

Thelma  Lee  6-2-27M  L15 

Thelma  Lee  6-2-27M  N7 
LENHART 

Burgis  7-27-27  L16 

Mabel  7-27-27  L16 

Theodore  F.  7-27-27D  L16 

Theodore  F.  7-30-27D  N2 
LEONARD 

A.  B.  6-30-27D  L14 

A.  B.  6-30-27D  N10 

A.  B.  7-1-27D  Lll 

A.  C.  6-30-27  L14 

A.  C.  6-30-27  N10 

A.  C.  7-1-27  Lll 

Betty  June  7-19-27B  Nl 

Grace  Katherine  2-9-27M  L8 

H.  M.  6-30-27  N10 

J.  L.  6-1-27  L13 

J.  L.  6-6-27  L13 

J.  L.  6-7-27  N5 

J.  Paul  5-29-27E  NIC 

J.  Paul  6-1-27M  L13 

J.  Paul  6-6-27M  L13 

J.  Paul  6-7-27M  N5 

J.  W.  6-30-27  L14 

J.  W.  6-30-27  N10 

J.  W.  7-1-27  Lll 

John  L.  5-29-27  NIC 

Johnnie  Ferguson  6-7-27  N5 

Johnnie  L.  Ferguson  6-1-27  L13 


1417 


LEONARD  (cont.) 

Johnnie  L.  Ferguson  6-6-27  L13 

Karl  7-19-27C  Nl 

Mary  E.  6-30-27  L14 

Mary  E.  6-30-27  N10 

Mary  E.  7-1-27  Lll 

N.  M.  6-30-27  L14 

N.  M.  7-1-27  Lll 
LESLIE 

Ed  6-8-27  N5 

Melba  E.  6-9-27M  L15 

Melba  K.  6-7-27M  L9 

Melba  K.  6-7-27M  N8 

Melba  K.  6-8-27M  N5 

Nell  6-8-27  N5 
LESTER 

Alice  10-22-27  L7 

Alice  4-16-27P  L7 

Marcella  Pearl  2-26-27B  L12 

W.  C.  2-26-27C  L12 
LETT 

A.  M.  1-5-27  L7 

A.  M.  1-5-27  N3 

A.  M.  1-6-27  N3 

J.  W.  4-16-27  L7 

M.  H.  1-5-27D  L7 

M.  H.  1-5-27D  N3 

M.  H.  1-6-27D  N3 

Nebotte  4-16-27P  L7 
LETTERMAN 

C.  L.  2-27-27C  L31 

Clarence  9-21-27  L12 

Clarence  9-21-27  N3 

Clarence  9-25-27  L10 

Essie  9-21-27  L12 

Essie  9-21-27  N3 

Essie  9-25-27  L10 

Grace  9-21-27  L12 

Grace  9-21-27  N3 

Grace  9-25-27  L10 

Herman  9-25-27  L10 

Hiram  9-21-27  L12 

Hiram  9-21-27  N3 

Hiram  G.  10-2-27C  L4 

Jackson  9-21-27  L12 

Jackson  9-21-27  N3 

Jackson  9-25-27  L10 

Joe  9-21-27  N3 

Joseph  9-25-27  L10 

Kate  9-21-27  L12 


LETTERMAN  (cont.) 

Kate  9-21-27  N3 

Kate  9-25-27  L10 

Lettie  9-21-27  L12 

Lettie  9-21-27  N3 

Mary  9-21-27  L12 

Mary  9-21-27  N3 

Mary  9-25-27  L10 

Mary  Aldeane  2-27-27B  L31 

Nettie  9-25-27  L10 

Oscar  9-21-27  L12 

Oscar  9-21-27  N3 

Oscar  9-25-27  L10 

Porter  9-21-27  L12 

Porter  9-21-27  N3 

Porter  9-25-27  L10 

Zelma  12-4-27M  L2 
LEVERTON 

Garry  9-29-27  L2 

Garry  9-30-27  N13 

I.  H.  10-1-27D  L12 

I.  H.  10-1-27D  N3 

I.  H.  10-2-27D  L31 

I.  H.  9-29-27D  L6 

I.  H.  9-29-27D  Nl 

I.  H.  9-30-27D  L8 

I.  H.  9-30-27D  N13 

J.  G.  9-29-27  L2 

J.  G.  9-30-27  N13 

Mary  9-29-27  L2 

Mary  9-29-27  Nl 

Mary  9-30-27  N13 
LEVIN 

Alfred  6-12-27C  N6B 

Sam  6-12-27  N6B 
LEVY 

Henrietta  4-16-27P  L7 

Moses  4-16-27  L7 
LEWIS 

Betty  Washington  1-12-27  L4 

C.  B. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 

C.  D. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 

Charles  B.,  Mrs.  10-17,-27  L5 

Charles  B.,  Mrs.  10-17-27  N2 

Colbern  B.  5-1-27M  L22 

Coleburn  B.  5-1-27M  N6B 

Elizabeth  Ann  9-4-27M  L17 

Fielding  1-12-27  L4 

Georgia  5-19-27D  L12 

Georgia  5-20-27D  N6 


1418 


LEWIS  (cont.) 

Harvey  9-4-27  L17 

Irene  Phillips  9-20-27  Nl 

J.  W.  7-18-27D  L7 

J.  W.  7-19-27D  N12 

Joe  K.  9-20-27M  Nl 

Madge  L.  Martin  6-2-27  N8 

Marguerite  Schute  5-1-27  N6B 

Marguerite  Shute  5-1-27  L22 

Maurine  12-10-27  Nl 

Maurine  12-9-27  L22 

Mildred  3-12-27DV  L10 

Mildred  E.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Mildred  E.  5-13-27DV  N9 

R.  L. ,  Mrs.  10-13-27  L2 

R.  L. ,  Mrs.  10-13-27  N2 

Ruby  6-23-27M  Nl 

S.  C.  5-12-27DV  L8 

S.  C.  5-13-27DV  N9 

S.  0.  3-12-27DV  L10 

W.  E.  1-22-27  L7 

W.  E. ,  Mrs.  1-23-27  N8 

William  E.  6-2-27M  N8 

LICKING,  MO. 

naming  of  2-28-27  N4 

LICKLIDER 

W. ,  Mrs.  6-23-27  N8 

LIEBERSTEIN 

M.  8-30-27C  L10 

LIEPMAN 

Al  1-7-27  L14 
E.  1-7-27D  L14 
Richard  1-7-27  L14 

LIEURANCE 

Grant  12-31-27  L14 
W.  H.  12-31-27D  L14 

LIGGETT 

Louisa  7-16-27P  L7 

LIGHT 

Eleanor  Evans  9-15-27  L5 
Eleanor  Evans  9-15-27  Nl 
Eleanor  Evans  9-15-27  N2 
Hazel  11-12-27  Lll 
Hazel  11-12-27  N5 
Velma  11-11-27M  Nl 
Velma  11-12-27M  Lll 
Velma  11-12-27M  N5 
Virgil  H.  9-15-27M  L5 
Virgil  H.  9-15-27M  Nl 
Virgil  H.  9-15-27M  N2 


LIGHTCAP 

/Anna  Boehme  12-5-27  L2 
Anna  Boehme  12-6-27  N3 

LIGHTFOOT 

Frank  5-8-27  N8A 
Harry  5-2-27D  L8 
Harry  5-2-27D  Nl 
Harry  5-8-27D  N8A 
M.  D.  5-2-27  Nl 

LIGHTS 

street  in  Spfd  2-13-27  L4 

LIGHTWINE 

Rellie  6-22-27  N8 
Rellie  Yates  6-22-27  L8 
Rillie  Yates  6-28-27  L2 
Rillie  Yates  6-28-27  L3 

LIKINS 

A.  K.  8-29-27  N10 
A.  K.  8-30-27  N12 
Carrie  8-29-27  L9 
Carrie  8-29-27  N10 
Carrie  8-30-27  L10 
Carrie  Siler  8-29-27  N10 
Carrie  Siler  8-30-27  N12 
J.  L. ,  Mrs.  4-17-27  L20 
K.  9-4-27  L24 
Lewis  8-29-27  N10 
Lewis  8-30-27  N12 
Lewis  9-4-27  L24 

LILE 

Marion  Jean  4-6-27D  L10 
Marion  Jean  4-6-27D  N3 
William  1-20-27  L4 
William  M.  4-6-27  L10 
William  M.  4-6-27  N3 

LILL7ARD 

Raymond  9-25-27  N7B 
infant  9-25-27D  N7B 

LIMBAUGH 

Miland  4-24-27  Lll 
Miland  4-24-27  NIB 

LINCOLN 

Helen  May  6-26-27B  JSJ10A 
James  A.  6-26-27C  N10A 

LIND 

Bennie  7-26-27M  N3 

LINDAUGH 

E.  E.  4-24-27  Lll 
H.  R.  4-24-27  Lll 
Miland  4-24-27  Lll 


1419 


LINDAUGH  (cont.) 

W.  W.  4-24-27  Lll 
LINDBERG 

Bertha  6-30-27  N5 

Bertha  7-2-27  Lll 

Winifred  6-30-27M  N5 

Winifred  7-2-27M  Lll 
LINDER 

A.  L.  8-26-27  L18 

A.  L.  8-26-27  N2 

Walter  8-26-27D  L18 

Walter  8-26-27D  N2 
LINDLEY 

Ollie  C,  Mrs.  12-5-27  L4 
LINDOW 

Katherine  Lunecka  12-17-27  Nl 

Otto  12-17-27M  Nl 
LINDSAY 

A.  C.  6-4-27  Nl 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  6-4-27  LI 

Fannie  Carlock  1-22-27P  L7 

Leulla  B.  6-4-27  Nl 

Lillie  B.  6-4-27  Nl 

Mable  Smalley  11-18-27  L22 
LINDSEY 

Electa  2-12-27M  L10 

Elsie  E.  2-3-27M  L4 

George  4-4-27  L4 

George  4-4-27  N3 

J.  C.  1-7-27  L7 

James  P.  4-10-27D  N8C 

Lora  Helen  7-15-27M  L18 

Mable  Smalley  11-19-27  N3 

S.  W.  1-7-27  L7 

infant  4-4-27D  L4 

infant  4-4-27D  N3 
LINDSTROM 

Axel  G.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Callie  1-13-27DV  L8 
LINE 

Neil  G.  10-19-27M  Nl 

Neyevan  G.  Blakely  10-19-27  Nl 
LINEBARGER 

Charles  11-13-27  L12 

Erma  11-13-27D  L12 
LINEBERGER 

Ellsworth  11-8-27  L12 

Emma  11-8-27D  L12 

Eugene  11-8-27  L12 

Fern  11-8-27  L12 


LINEBERGER  (cont.) 

Lavern  11-8-27  L12 
LINES 

Dorothy  3-11-27E  L23 

Dorothy  5-8-27M  L3 

Dorothy  5-8-27M  N3C 

Dorothy  Damaris  5-8-27M  L22 

George  W.  3-17-27  LI 

George  W.  3-18-27  L22 

George  W.  3-18-27  N12 

Hattie  Matilda  Jane  3-18-27D  N12 

L.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-17-27D  LI 

L.  E.,  Mrs.  3-18-27D  L22 

L.  E.,  Mrs.  3-18-27D  N12 

L.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-19-27D  L12 

L.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-20-27D  L7 

Matilda  Jane  3-18-27D  L22 

Matilda  Jane  3-19-27D  L12 

Matilda  Jane  3-19-27D  N3 

Matilda  Jane  3-20-27D  L7 

Matilda  Jane  Sewell  3-17-27D  LI 

Morton  3-17-27  LI 

Morton  3-18-27  L22 

Morton  3-18-27  N12 

Olive  Rose  8-28-27E  L17 

Olive  Rose  8-28-27M  L17 

Olive  Rose  8-28-27M  Nl 

Pearl  3-17-27  LI 

W.  H.  3-11-27  L23 

Walter  H.  5-8-27  L22 

Walter  H.  5-8-27  N3C 
LINGSWEILER 

C.  E.  5-3-27  L3 

C.  E.  5-4-27  N2 

Emma  5-3-27D  L3 

Emma  5-5-27D  L4 

Emma  5-6-27D  N3 

Emma  Ostrander  5-3-27D  L3 

Emma  Ostrander  5-4-27D  N2 

J.  G. ,  Mrs.  5-3-27D  L3 

J.  G. ,  Mrs.  5-4-27D  N2 

J.  G. ,  Mrs.  5-5-27D  L4 

Mabelle  1-12-27  N7 
LINGSWILER 

Emma  5-4-27D  N2 
LINN 

George  4-20-27M  L13 

Ruth  Julian  4-20-27  L13 
LINNEY 

W.  E.  1-22-27  L7 


1420 


LINSTER 

A.  G.  10-15-27  L7 

A.  G.  10-16-27  L35 

A.  G.  10-16-27  N3A 

Carrie  10-15-27D  L7 

Carrie  10-16-27D  L35 

Carrie  10-16-27D  N3A 

G.  F.  10-15-27  L7 

G.  F.  10-16-27  L35 

G.  F.  10-16-27  N3A 
LION 

J.  M.  10-23-27  N3C 

M.  G.  10-23-27M  N3C 

Naydean  Blakely  10-23-27  N3C 
LIPPMAN 

Angeline  6-25-27  L2 

Eleanor  Jean  6-21-27B  L10 

Eleanor  Jean  6-21-27B  N12 

Eleanor  Jean  6-22-27B  Nl 

Fred  6-25-27  L2 

Fred  P.  6-25-27  L2 

L.  J.  6-22-27C  Nl 

Lawrence  6-21-27C  L10 

Lawrence  J.  6-21-27C  N12 
LIPPS 

Ethyl  F.  Tangner  11-24-27  Nl 

Ethyl  Tanger  11-24-27  L8 

William  B.  11-24-27M  L8 

William  B.  11-24-27M  Nl 
LIPSCOMB 

Brice  12-10-27  L12 

Brice  12-10-27  N6 

Brice  12-9-27  L22 

Dena  12-10-27D  L12 

Dena  12-10-27D  N6 

Dena  M.  12-9-27D  L22 

F.  W.  9-2-27C  L18 

F.  W.  9-3-27C  Nl 

Jack  Eugene  9-2-27B  L18 

Jack  Eugene  9-3-27B  Nl 

infant  12-10-27D  L12 
LISENBEY 

Charles  11-20-27  NIB 

W.  11-20-27  NIB 
LISENBY 

Addie  Colter  10-11-27  Nil 

George  9-7-27  L9 

George  9-7-27  N2 

George  9-8-27  Nil 

George  D.  4-9-27  L9 


LISENBY  (cont.) 

Jack  9-7-27  L9 
Jack  9-7-27  N2 
Jack  9-8-27  Nil 
Lenard  M.  9-7-27D  N2 
Leonard  M.  9-7-27D  L9 
Leonard  M.  9-8-27D  L10 
Leonard  M.  9-8-27D  Nil 
Leonard  M.  9-9-27D  L18 
Lloyd  9-7-27  L9 
Lloyd  9-7-27  N2 
Lloyd  9-8-27  Nil 
Mary  4-9-27  L9 
Perry  9-7-27  L9 
Perry  9-7-27  N2 
Perry  9-8-27  Nil 
Perry  9-9-27  L18 
Rone  9-7-27  L9 
Rone  9-7-27  N2 
Rone  9-8-27  Nil 
Tom  9-7-27  L9 
Tom  9-7-27  N2 
Tom  9-8-27  Nil 

LISER 

Guy  10-24-27  L14 

LISTER 

Johnny  2-28-27  N10B 

LITLE 

Arthur,  Mrs.  9-9-27  L18 

LITTERAL 

C.  D. ,  Mrs.  4-27-27D  N3 
Columbia  Denton  10-22-27P  L7 
Columbia  Denton  4-25-27D  L2 
Columbia  Denton  4-25-27D  N2 
Columbia  Denton  4-27-27D  L8 
Columbia  Denton  4-27-27D  N3 
Columbia  Denton  4-28-27D  L12 
Columbia  Denton  5-15-27P  Nl 
Mildred  4-25-27  N2 
W.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-25-27D  N2 
W.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-26-27D  N2 

LITTLE 

Agatha  Daniels  2-8%-27  N5 
Arthur,  Mrs.  9-7-27  L9 
Arthur,  Mrs.  9-7-27  N2 
Arthur,  Mrs.  9-8-27  Nil 
Doris  6-9-27  L15 
Faye  6-9-27  L15 
Gladys  6-9-27  L15 
Grace  Wade  6-9-27  L15 


1421 


LITTLE  (cont.) 

Helen  2-28-27M  L15 

Helen  2-28-27M  Nl 

Helen  3-6-27M  L31 

Henry  2-7-27C  L7 

Henry  2-8-27B  N5 

Henry  2-8-27C  N5 

Howard  6-9-27  LI 5 

L.  L.  6-9-27  L15 

R.  R.  6-9-27M  L15 

Verda  P.  Miller  6-9-27  L15 

LITTY 

Carlos  12-25-27M  L16 
Carlos  12-25-27M  NIB 
Carlos  7-8-27DV  L8 
Carlos  9-15-27DV  L15 
Carlos  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Lucile  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Lucille  7-8-27DV  L8 
Lucille  9-15-27DV  L15 
Pauline  James  12-25-27  L16 
Pauline  James  12-25-27  NIB 

LIVESAY 

Helen  10-9-27M  N6A 

LIVINGSTON 

,  Mrs.  8-13-27  L5 

,  Mrs.  8-14-27  N9B 

Addie  11-5-27  L2 
J.  E.  9-4-27  N2C 
J.  E.  9-5-27  Lll 
Lucy  2-12-27  N12 
R.  E.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Ruth  E.  2-10-27DV  L7 
Ruth  E.  2-10-27DV  N7 
Ruth  E.  5-12-27DV  L8 
W.  W.  5-13-27DV  N9 
William  M.  5-12-27DV  L8 
William  W.  2-10-27DV  L7 
William  W.  2-10-27DV  N7 
Winfield  9-4-27M  L21 
Winifred  9-4-27E  N2C 
Winifred  9-4-27M  Nl 
Winifred  9-5-27M  Lll 
Zack  2-12-27D  N12 

LLOYD 

C.  H.  3-5-27DV  L12 
C.  H.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Charles  I.  5-17-27D  L12 
Charles  Irwin  5-17-27D  L12 
Charles  Irwin  5-18-27D  L10 


LLOYD  (cont.) 

Charles  Irwin  5-18-27D  Nl 
Charles  Irwin  5-19-27D  N8 
Denis  C.  10-30-27D  N12A 
Denis  C.  10-31-27D  N8 
Frieda  10-31-27  N8 
Grace  L.  3-5-27DV  L12 
Grace  L.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Harold,  Mrs.  5-20-27  L22 
Irwin  5-17-27DV  N7 
Irwin  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Loretta  5-17-27DV  N7 
Loretto  9-16-27DV  Nl 
R.  W.  5-17-27  L12 
R.  W.  5-18-27  Nl 
Samuel  C.  2-3-27  L4 
Samuel  G.,  Mrs.  2-2-27  L7 
Sarah  E.  10-31-27  N8 

LOCHMOND 

Bobby  Christopher  4-16-27B  N2 
W.  C.  4-16-27C  N2 

LOCKE 

Marie  Vinson  5-4-27  N16 
Marie  Vinson  5-4-27  N3 
Marie  Vinson  5-5-27  L14 
Minfred  5-4-27M  N3 
Winfield  5-4-27M  N16 
Winfred  5-5-27M  L14 

LOCKWOOD 

Caroline  8-24-27  N16 
J.  E.  10-25-27  L16 
Lillian  8-24-27M  N16 
Lillian  Dollene  8-24-27M  N16 

LODGE 

J.  R. ,  Mrs.  7-20-27  N8 
Jane  L.  4-8-27  N7 
John  4-8-27  N7 
Thomas  4-8-27  N7 
William  4-8-27  N7 

LOGAN 

C.  R. ,  Mrs.  4-4-27  L4 
C.  R. ,  Mrs.  4-4-27  N3 
C.  R. ,  Mrs.  4-5-27  N12  ( 
Claude,  Mrs.  4-6-27  L10 
Claude,  Mrs.  4-6-27  N3 
Harry  9-29-27C  L6 
Merritt  M.  1-22-27  L7 
Merritt  M.  4-16-27  L7 
Merritt  M.  7-16-27  L7 
William  7-17-27  L22 


1422 


LOGAN  (cont.) 

William  7-17-27  NIB 
William  8-16-27  L16 
family  reunion  7-17-27  L22 
family  reunion  7-17-27  NIB 
family  reunion  8-16-27  L16 

LOHMAN 

Adolph,  Mrs.  8-17-27  N3 

LOHMEYER 

Alma  6-3-27  N12 
William  A.  8-31-27C  L10 

LOMAX 

Hugh  W.  6-5-27  L31 
family  reunion  6-5-27  L31 

LONE 

Dora  4-24-27  Lll 

F. ,  Mrs.  6-26-27  N6B 

LONG 

Aileen  2-27-27E  L22 
Aileen  2-27-27E  N2C 
Aileen  3-27-27M  L20 
Aileen  4-3-27M  L19 
Aileen  4-3-27M  N3C 
Aileen  4-4-27M  L13 
Aileen  4-4-27M  N5 
Aileen  6-4-27E  N5 
Aileen  6-5-27E  L20 
Alfred  9-24-27DV  L12 
Alfred  9-24-27DV  N12 
Alice  Leach  12-1-27  L12 
Alice  Leach  12-1-27  Nil 
Alice  Leach  12-2-27  N12 
Anna  1-1-27  L10 
Anna  1-2-27  L6 
Arch  9-25-27C  N7B 
C.  W.  4-3-27  Nl 
Charles  4-3-27  Nl 
Charles  6-4-27  N5 
Charles  6-5-27  L20 
Charles  W.  4-13-27  L9 
Charles  W.  4-9-27  LI 
Charles  W.  4-9-27  N6 
Charley  W.  4-3-27  LI 
Daisy  1-2-27  L6 
Daisy  M.  1-1-27  L10 
E.  M.  5-17-27M  N12 
E.  Meredith  5-16-27M  L8 
E.  Meredith  5-17-27M  L17 
Eva  Aileen  4-3-27M  L2 
Eva  Aileen  4-3-27M  NIB 


LONG  (cont.) 

Frank  4-3-27  LI 

Frank  4-3-27  Nl 

Fred  4-3-27  Nl 

Fred  6-10-27M  L27 

Fred  6-11-27M  N5 

Fred  6-5-27E  L18 

Genevieve  Viles  6-10-27  L27 

Genevieve  Viles  6-11-27  N5 

Grover  Heistand  6-10-27  Nl 

H.  M.  2-20-27  N7 

Helene  5-22-27M  N3B 

Ida  1-1-27  L10 

Ida  1-2-27  L6 

Ira  8-28-27D  NIB 

J.  B.  4-4-27  L4 

J.  Fred  4-24-27E  N2C 

J.  Fred  4-3-27  LI 

J.  Fred  5-29-27E  NIC 

J.  L.  4-3-27D  Nl 

J.  L.  4-4-27D  L4 

J.  L.  4-4-27D  N3 

J.  L.  4-5-27D  N12 

J.  L.  5-29-27  NIC 

J.  L.  6-11-27  N5 

J.  L.  6-5-27  L18 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  4-24-27  N2C 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  6-10-27  L27 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  7-20-27  N8 

J.  M.  2-20-27D  N7 

J.  P.  5-17-27  L17 

J.  P.  5-17-27  N12 

J.  P.  5-9-27  L13 

J.  P.  5-9-27  N5 

J.  T. ,  Mrs.  7-21-27  L9 

J.  T. ,  Mrs.  7-21-27  N12 

Joe  2-6-27C  L25 

Joe  8-28-27  NIB 

John  F.  4-13-27  L9 

John  F.  4-9-27  LI 

John  F.  4-9-27  N6 

John  L.  10-22-27P  L7 

John  L.  4-13-27P  L9 

John  L.  4-14-27P  N12 

John  L.  4-3-27D  LI 

John  L.  4-9-27P  LI 

John  L.  4-9-27P  N6 

John  N.  11-22-27D  Nil 

John  T.  12-10-27  L12 

John  T.  5-27-27  L24 


1423 


LONG  (cont. 

) 

John  T. 

5-28-27  L12 

John  T. 

5-28-27  N12 

John  T. 

5-29-27  L32 

Joseph  1 

tf.  11-22-27D 

L13 

Laura  1 

-1-27  L10 

Laura  1 

-2-27  L6 

M.  A.  2 

-27-27  N2C 

M.  A.  3 

-27-27  L20 

M.  A.  4 

-3-27  N3C 

M.  A. ,  1 

<4rs.  2-27-27 

L22 

M.  A.  ,  I 

Irs.  4-3-27  L19 

M.  A.  ,  I 

Irs.  4-4-27  L13 

M.  E.  ,  I 

virs.  4-4-27  N5 

Magdalena  Atteberry 

5-17-27  L17 

Magdalena  Atteberry 

5-17-27  N12 

Magdalene  Atteberry 

5-16-27  L8 

Mary  M. 

10-22-27  L7 

Mary  M. 

4-13-27  L9 

Mary  M . 

4-14-27  N12 

Mary  M . 

Wilson  4-3-27  LI 

Mary  M . 

Wilson  4-3-27  Nl 

Max  P.  • 

4-3-27  LI 

Max  P.  - 

4-3-27  Nl 

Meredith  E.  5-9-27E 

N5 

Meridith  E.  5-9-27E 

L13 

Minnie  - 

4-4-27  L4 

Miranda 

12-10-27P  L12 

Miranda 

A.  5-27-27D 

L24 

Miranda 

A.  5-28-27D 

L12 

Miranda 

A.  5-28-27D 

N12 

Miranda 

A.  5-29-27D 

L32 

Miranda 

A.  5-29-27D 

N2 

Myrtle  l 

I.  9-24-27DV 

L12 

Myrtle  I 

2.     9-24-27DV 

N12 

Myrtle  ( 

-raft  9-9-27 

L13 

Myrtle  ( 

Zraft  9-9-27 

N12 

Nelle  A 

.  12-10-27  L12 

Ralph  4 

-3-27  Nl 

Ralph  H 

.  4-13-27  L9 

Ralph  H 

.  4-3-27  LI 

Ralph  H 

.  4-3-27  Nl 

Ralph  H 

.  4-9-27  LI 

Ralph  H 

.  4-9-27  N6 

T.  L.  4 

-4-27  L4 

Temple, 

Mrs.  7-18-27  L7 

Temple, 

Mrs.  7-18-27  N3 

LOOM IS 

Effie  Lucile  9-18-27M  NIB 

Effie  Lucille  9-18-27M  L7 

LOONEY 

Everett  7-3-27M  L19 

Francis  Eugene  8-10-27D  N2 

Francis  Eugene  8-9-27D  L4 

George  4-14-27DV  L12 

George  4-15-27DV  N2 

Gladys  Smith  7-3-27  L19 

Goldia  4-14-27DV  L12 

Goldia  4-15-27DV  N2 

Herbert  9-13-27  L15 

Homer  C. ,    Mrs.  1-12-27  L8 

Ida  B.  12-31-27  Nl 

Margaret  Bowman  9-27-27  L10 

Myrtle  1-30-27  L27 

Myrtle  7-16-27  L7 

R.  F.  8-10-27  N2 

R.  F.  8-9-27  L4 

Ralph  Francis  3-29-27B  L10 

Ruby  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Ruby  M.  5-27-27DV  L2 

Ruby  M.  5-27-27DV  N2 

Ruby  Mayfield  11-17-27DV  N3 

W.  R.  3-29-27C  L10 

Walter  E.  9-16-27DV  Nl 


Walter 

T.  11-17-27DV  N3 

Walter 

T.  5 

-27-27DV  L2 

Walter 

T.  5 

-27-27DV  N2 

infant 

8-9- 

27D  L4 

LOOSELEY 

Walter, 

,  Mrs 

.  4-28-27  N2 

LOOSELY 

Walter, 

,  Mrs 

.  4-28-27  L12 

LORD 

Charles  1-2 

-27  L6 

Charley  1-1 

-27  L10 

Fred,  child 

of  2-27-27D  N 

Hallie 

1-2- 

27  L6 

Hallie 

1-3- 

27  L10 

Hallie 

Maurene  1-1-27  L10 

I.  L., 

Mrs . 

11-8-27  L12 

I.  L., 

Mrs . 

11-8-27  N3 

L.  M.  , 

Mrs  . 

1-2-27  L6 

Lettie 

1-2- 

27  L6 

M.  L.  , 

Mrs . 

1-1-27  L10 

Margaret  1- 

1-27  L10 

Margaret  1- 

2-27  L6 

Rettie 

1-1- 

27  L10 

LOSSIN 

Joe  8-18-27D  N3 

1424 


LOTT 

Frank  9-14-27  L12 
Isabelle  9-14-27M  L12 

LOVE 

Allie  A.  9-17-27DV  L12 
Allie  A.  9-18-27DV  N10A 
Estella  Phelps  11-20-27  L2 
Estella  Phelps  11-20-27  NIB 
Fred  6-25-27C  N8 
Fred  C.  11-20-27M  L2 
Fred  C.  11-20-27M  NIB 
Fred  C.  9-17-27DV  L12 
Fred  C.  9-18-27DV  N10A 
James  Karl  10-1-27M  L12 
James  Karl  10-2-27M  NIB 
James  Karl  10-2-27M  N3A 
Joseph  W.  1-22-27  L7 
Joseph  W.  11-9-27  N8 
Katherine  Glenn  10-1-27  L12 
Katherine  Glenn  10-2-27  NIB 
Katherine  Glenn  10-2-27  N3A 
Lewis  C.  1-22-27P  L7 
Mabel  Williams  4-19-27  L5 
Mabel  Williams  4-19-27  N2 
Mabel  Williams  4-9-27  LI 
Mabel  Williams  4-9-27  N12 
Robert,  Mrs.  2-20-27  L29 
T.  C.  11-9-27  N8 
Thomas  B.  11-9-27  N8 

LOVEALL 

Happy  8-16-27D  LI 
Lester  8-16-27D  LI 

LOVEJOY 

Byron  6-26-27C  N6B 

LOVELACE 

H.  L.  10-22-27  L12 
Louie  10-22-27  L12 
R.  J.  10-22-27D  L12 

LOVELESS 

H.  L.  10-20-27  L12 
H.  L.  10-22-27  N9 
Louie  10-20-27  L12 
Louie  10-22-27  N9 
R.  J.  10-20-27D  L12 
R.  J.  10-22-27D  N9 
R.  J.  10-23-27D  L18B 

LOVELL 

Kate  Mount  7-16-27  L7 

LOVETTE 

Acie  8-16-27M  Nl 


LOVETTE  (cont.) 

Lucy  Farris  8-16-27  Nl 

LOWE 

Annie  Parks  4-25-27  L2 
Annie  Parks  4-26-27  Nl 
Eugene  M.  4-27-27M  L8 
Eugene  M.  6-2-27M  L15 
Eugene  M.  6-2-27M  N7 
George  M.  6-2-27  L15 
George  M.  6-2-27  N7 
H.  A.  7-16-27  L7 
Horace  Arch  7-16-27P  L7 
James  Ellsworth  7-16-27P  L7 
Pearl  Lines  3-17-27  LI 
Thelma  Lee  Lemons  6-2-27  L15 
Thelma  Lee  Lemons  6-2-27  N7 
Thelma  Lemons  4-27-27  L8 

LOWERY 

J.  W.  4-19-27DV  N3 
J.  W.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Jennie  M.  4-16-27P  L7 
Mattie  4-19-27DV  N3 
Mattie  5-12-27DV  L8 

LOWHORN 

C.  A.  11-1-27  LI 
Charles  Leon  11-1-27D  LI 
Henry  L.  11-1-27  LI 
Jackson  E.  11-1-27  LI 

LOWRY 

Blossom  5-1-27M  L22 
Blossom  5-1-27M  Nl 
Blossom  5-1-27M  N6B 

LOY 

Will,  Mrs.  1-11-27  L6 
Will,  Mrs.  1-12-27  L8 

LOZAR 

George  Berlin  1-6-27M  L15 
Margaret  W.  Roark  1-6-27  L15 
Margaret  Willmouth  1-6-27  LIS 

LUCAS 

Frank  6-5-27M  N2C 

Harvey  10-12-27  L13 

Harvey  10-13-27  Lll 

Harvey  10-13-27C  N3 

Ira  Lucille  10-12-27D  L13 

Ira  Lucille  10-13-27D  Lll 

Ira  Lucille  10-13-27D  N3 

Leona  B.  Brittian  6-5-27  N2C 

M.  M.  2-20-27  NIB 

infant  10-13-27D  N3 


1425 


LUCKART 

Christopher  5-14-27DV  N2 

Mary  A.  5-14-27DV  N2 
LUCKERT 

Christopher  4-21-27DV  N2 

Mary  A.  4-21-27DV  N2 
LUGO 

Helen  12-10-27D  N6 

Helen  Elberta  12-9-27D  L22 

Helen  Holladay  12-10-27D  L12 

Helen  Holliday  12-10-27D  N6 

J.  C,  Mrs.  12-10-27D  L12 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-10-27D  N6 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-9-27D  L22 
LUKE 

Grace  Hardman  2-10-27  L6 

Grace  Hardman  2-9-27  L9 
LUND 

Myrtle  Chumbley  11-27-27  N5B 

Olaf  11-27-27M  N5B 
LUNECKA 

Katherine  12-17-27M  Nl 
LUNSFORD 

I.  M. ,  Mrs.  3-9-27  L8 
LUSK 

Cornelia  Anne  4-16-27B  L5 

Eleanor  4-16-27P  L7 

James  4-16-27C  L5 
LUSTER 

Lewis  1-22-27  L7 

Lewis  7-16-27  L7 

Lewis,  Mrs.  2-1-27  LI 

Lewis,  Mrs.  2-1-27  N3 
LUTTRELL 

Minnie  5-15-27M  NIB 

Minnie  5-15-27M  N5 
LUTZ 

David,  Mrs.  12-23-27  L18 

David,  Mrs.  12-24-27  L8 

David,  Mrs.  12-24-27  N12 
LYLE 

Audrey  Mae  9-6-27B  N12 

Clifford  1-13-27  L8 

Clifford  1-14-27  N3 

H.  D.  9-6-27D  N12 

Hardin  1-13-27  L8 

Hardin  1-14-27  N3 

Jack  1-13-27  L8 

Jack  1-14-27  N3 

Lydia  1-13-27D  L8 


LYLE  (cont.) 

Lydia  1-14-27D  L15 

Lydia  Bell  1-14-27D  N3 

Marion  1-13-27  L8 

Marion  1-14-27  N3 

Ruth  1-13-27  L8 

Ruth  1-14-27  N3 

Tenella  1-13-27  L8 

Tenella  1-14-27  N3 

William,  Mrs.  1-14-27D  N3 

Willilam,  Mrs.  1-13-27D  L8 
LYLES 

Max  M.  10-24-27C  L8 

Perry  James  10-24-27B  L8 
LYMAN 

A.  J.  10-14-27  L26 

A.  J.  10-15-27  L7 

A.  J.  10-15-27  N3 

Amanda  10-15-27D  L7 

Amanda  10-15-27D  N3 

Amanda  10-16-27D  L35 

Amanda  Patterson  10-14-27D  L26 

Amanda  Patterson  10-15-27D  L7 

Amanda  Patterson  10-15-27D  N3 

Annie  2-2-27  M6 

E.  W. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27D  N7B 

Frank  1-28-27  L22 

Frank  2-2-27  M6 

Hart  2-2-27  M6 

Hart  W.  1-28-27  L22 

J.  L.  10-14-27  L26 

J.  L.  10-15-27  L7 

J.  L.  10-15-27  N3 

Lib  M.  1-28-27  L22 

Lib  M.  1-29-27  L10 

Lib  M.  1-30-27  L10 

Liberty  2-2-27  M6 

Lile  M.  1-31-27  L7 

Lile  M.  2-1-27  L13 

Mary  M.  1-28-27D  L22 

Mary  M.  1-29-27D  L10 

Mary  M.  1-30-27D  L10 

Mary  M.  1-31-27D  L7 

Mary  M.  2-1-27D  L13 

Nell  12-29-27M  N5 

W.  B.  12-29-27  N5 

W.  H.  2-2-27  M6 

William  H.,  Mrs.  1-28-27D  L22 

William  H.,  Mrs.  1-29-27D  L10 

William  H.,  Mrs.  1-30-27D  L10 


1426 


LYMAN  (cont.) 

William  H.,  Mrs.  1-31-27D  L7 
William  H. ,  Mrs.  2-1-27D  L13 

LYNCH 

David  4-17-27  L9 
Florence  12-31-27  L13 
Florence  12-31-27  N5 
Florence  4-17-27  L9 
Genevieve  9-14-27  N2 
Genevieve  9-15-27  N3 
Genevieve  Louise  9-23-27  N15 
H.  A. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  L13 
H.  A. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 
H.  A. ,  Mrs.  4-2-27  N3 
Henry  L.  10-2-27D  N4A 
Jennie  L.  Goodhue  9-15-27  N3 
Miriam  9-14-27  N2 
Miriam  9-15-27  N3 
Miriam  Goodhue  9-23-27  N15 
W.  H.  9-15-27D  N3 
W.  H.  9-16-27D  LI 
William  H.  4-17-27  L9 
William  H.  5-1-27  N2B 
William  H.  9-13-27D  LI 
William  H.  9-16-27D  Nil 
William  Henry  9-14-27D  N2 
William  Henry  9-16-27D  Nil 
Willie  9-15-27  N3 

LYNES 

Belle  2-1-27  LI 
Belle  2-1-27  N3 

LYNGAR 

Sarah  8-11-27M  N12 

LYNN 

Frank,  Mrs.  11-26-27  N2 
Ida  May  Miller  1-13-27DV  L8 
Paul  1-13-27DV  L8 

LYON 

Eric  E.  4-26-27C  N2 

LYONS 

Blanchard  9-1-27M  N8 
Irene  Ragsdale  9-1-27  N8 
W.  F. ,  Mrs.  1-11-27  L6 

LYSINGER 

John  6-19-27D  N4C 

MACCAN 

Ernest  8-28-27D  N6B 

MACCLOSKEY 

Dailey,  Mrs.  4-3-27  LI 
Dale,  Mrs.  4-3-27  Nl 


MACE 

W.  J. ,  Mrs.  10-17-27  L5 
W.  J. ,  Mrs.  10-17-27  Nl 

MACHT 

Andrew  11-26-27  N12 
Andrew  11-27-27  NIB 
Charles  11-26-27  LI 
Charles  11-26-27  N12 
Charles  11-27-27  NIB 
Cora  F.  Upton  11-27-27  NIB 
John  10-22-27P  L7 
John  11-26-27P  LI 
John  11-26-27P  N12 
John  11-27-27P  NIB 
John  12-22-27P  N7 
Martin  11-26-27  N12 
Martin  11-27-27  NIB 

MACK 

A.  0.  2-5-27  LI 

A.  0.  2-5-27  Nl 

A.  0.  2-6-27  L25 

A.  0. ,  Mrs.  4-10-27  N3B 

C.  A.  2-5-27  LI 

C.  A.  2-5-27  Nl 

C.  A.  2-6-27  L25 

Claude  2-5-27  LI 

Claude  2-5-27  Nl 

Claude  2-6-27  L25 

Clyde  2-7-27D  LI 

Clyde  B.  2-5-27D  LI 

Clyde  B.  2-5-27D  Nl 

Clyde  B.  2-6-27D  N2 

Clyde  B.  2-6-27D  N3 

Clyde  B.  2-8-27P  L9 

Clyde  B.  7-16-27P  L7 

Clyde  M.  2-6-27D  L25 

Flo  2-5-27  LI 

Flo  2-5-27  Nl 

Flo  2-6-27  L25 

Flo  E.  2-8-27  L9 

Flo  K.  7-16-27  L7 

Gerald  Alan  2-9-27B  L9 

H.  R.  8-12-27C  L22 , 

I.  N.  2-5-27  LI 

I.  N.  2-5-27  Nl 

I.  N.  2-6-27  L25 

Ivan  2-5-27  LI 

Ivan  2-5-27  Nl 

Ivan  2-6-27  L25 

John  A.  4-10-27  N3B 


1427 


MACK  (cont.) 

Patricia  Lee  8-12-27B  L22 
Robert  M.  2-9-27C  L9 

MACKAY 

James  9-11-27  L22 

Louise  Isabella  9-11-27  L22 

MACKEY 

Betty  Lou  3-7-27B  L8 
Buell  A.  3-7-27C  L8 
Clara  May  6-6-27D  L4 
Clara  May  6-6-27D  N3 
Flora  B.  9-6-27M  L15 
Flora  B.  9-6-27M  N5 
Nannie  Erwin  6-19-27  N6B 
W.  J.  6-1-27C  N2 
W.  J.  6-6-27  L4 
W.  J.  6-6-27  N3 
Wilma  11-1-27  L16 

MACLACHIAN 

Russell  3-20-27  L2 
Walter  3-20-27  L2 
William  A.  3-20-27  L2 


MACLACHLAN 

William 

A. 

3-20- 

27 

L2 

William 

A. 

,  Mrs  . 

3- 

-17- 

-27 

L12 

William 

A. 

,  Mrs . 

3- 

-17- 

-27 

N6 

William 

A. 

,  Mrs . 

3- 

-18- 

-27 

N8 

MACON 

Clyde  2- 

-4- 

•27  L6 

Clyde  2- 

-5- 

27  N3 

Maude  L.  2-4-27  L6 

Maude  L.  2-5-27  N3 

Susie  2-4-27  L6 
MACURA 

William  12-6-27  Nil 
MADDEN 

C.  R.  6-4-27  N5 

Sylvia  6-3-27M  L23 

Sylvia  6-4-27M  N5 
MADDOX 

Ralph  E.  9-19-27  L17 
MADISON 

Hubert  F.  6-9-27M  L15 

Theo  B.  Holman  6-9-27  L15 

Thomas  6-9-27  L15 
MADLOCK 

Clethra  G.  9-15-27M  L5 

Edna  Howard  9-15-27  L5 
MADOC,  MISSOURI 

history  of  8-19-27  L4 


MAGERS 

E.  L.  , 

Mrs.  3-14-27 

L10 

E.  L.  , 

Mrs.  3-14-27 

N2 

MAGGI 

Byron  ( 

5-26-27D  N6B 

MAGNUS 

P.  H., 

Mrs.  1-11-27 

L9 

P.  H., 

Mrs,  1-13-27 

N12 

P.  H., 

Mrs.  10-11-27  L9 

P.  H., 

Mrs.  10-11-27  N2 

MAGRUDER 

Don  2-: 

L4-27D  Lll 

W.  M.  : 

2-14-27  Lll 

MAHAN 

C.  L.  , 

Mrs.  10-25-27  L14 

C.  L.  , 

Mrs.  10-25-27  N7 

Harold 

B.  3-20-27M 

Lll 

Harold 

B.  3-20-27M 

L23 

Harold 

B.  3-20-27M 

NIB 

Harold 

B.  3-22-27M 

N7 

Marie  : 

Sinclair  3-20 

-27  Lll 

Marie  ■ 

Sinclair  3-20 

-27  NIB 

Marie  : 

Sinclair  3-22 

-27  N7 

Mary  Sinclair  3-20- 

27  L23 

R.  M.  : 

2-14-27  L5 

R.  M.  : 

2-14-27  N9 

Wayne  : 

2-14-27  L5 

Wayne  ; 

2-14-27  N9 

MALENOWSKY 

Emmet t 

1-6-27D  Lll 

Emmet t 

1-6-27D  N12 

Emmet t 

1-7-27D  L14 

Frank  : 

L-6-27  Lll 

Frank  : 

L-6-27  N12 

Frank  : 

L-7-27  L14 

Otto  1 

-6-27  Lll 

Otto  1 

-6-27  N12 

Otto  1 

-7-27  L14 

MALI COAT 

A.  J.  , 

Mrs.  6-21-27 

L10 

Andrew 

J.  6-20-27D 

L14 

Andrew 

J.  6-20-27D 

N10 

Anna  6 

-20-27  L14 

s 

Anna  6 

-20-27  N3 

Charles  6-20-27  L14 

Charles  6-20-27  N3 

Maxine 

6-20-27  L14 

Maxine 

6-20-27  N10 

Maxine 

6-21-27  L10 

1428 


MALLARD 

Clyde  Francis  9-11-27B  L31 
Ellen  Etta  Foster  10-26-27  L16 
Ellen  Etta  Foster  10-27-27  Nl 
Ellen  Etta  Foster  10-30-27  N12A 
Ellen  Foster  10-27-27  L21 
Irene  Henderson  9-11-27  L31 
Lon  9-11-27C  L31 
William  Roy  10-26-27M  L16 
William  Roy  10-27-27M  L21 
William  Roy  10-27-27M  Nl 
William  Roy  10-30-27M  N12A 

MALL I COAT 

G.  I.  8-20-27DV  L3 
Georgia  A.  8-20-27DV  N2 
Georgia  I.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Jewell  8-20-27DV  L3 
Jewell  8-20-27DV  N2 
Jewell  9-17-27DV  N3 

MALONE 

B.  J.  1-14-27DV  L15 

Dorothy  11-1-27B  N8 

Dorothy  Jo  11-1-27B  L16 

Faith  E.  Bush  8-3-27  L8 

Faith  E.  Bush  8-3-27  Nl 

J.  B.  8-3-27M  L8 

J.  B.  8-3-27M  Nl 

Katherine  Fowler  11-1-27  L16 

Katherine  Fowler  11-1-27  N8 

M.  T. ,  Mrs.  2-10-27  L6 

M.  T. ,  Mrs.  2-9-27  L9 

Olive  1-14-27DV  L15 

Sam  A.  11-1-27C  L16 

Sam  A.  11-1-27C  N8 

Sarah  3-5-27  L12 

Sarah  Lawson  3-6-27  L3  0 

MAMER 

Mary  Ellen  6-18-27M  Nl 
Mary  Ellen  6-20-27M  L13 
Mary  Ellen  6-21-27M  N5 
S.  P.  6-20-27  L13 
S.  P.  6-21-27  N5 

MANDEL 

Zelda  4-29-27M  L27 

MANES 

Mary  6-21-27  L10 
Mary  6-22-27  N12 
Sallie  E.  6-22-27  N12 
Sallie  F.  6-21-27  L10 
Seth  B.  6-21-27  L10 


MANES  (cont.) 

Seth  B.  6-22-27  N12 

W.  A.  6-21-27  L10 

W.  A.  6-22-27  N12 
MANGAN 

F.  A.  11-14-27C  L5 
MANGE 

Louise  Raganon  5-9-27  L8 
MANGS 

Lela  8-23-27M  L14 
MANKIN 

W.  C. ,  Mrs.  9-25-27  Nl 

W.  C. ,    Mrs.  9-25-27B  LI 
MANLY 

C.  B.  4-3-27  NIB 

Caleb  4-3-27  NIB 
MANN 

Agnes  1-22-27  L7 

Alfred  1-22-27P  L7 

Charles  12-16-27D  N15 

Charles  12-17-27D  L12 

Charles  12-17-27D  N12 

Fred  4-16-27P  L7 

Hazel  4-16-27  L7 

Ned  H.  12-16-27  N15 

Rowena  11-27-27M  L16 
MANNIS 

Mabel  6-2-27  L5 

Mabel  6-3-27  N12 
MANNON 

Richard  W.  11-23-27A  N4 
MANSELL 

Alta  D.  9-6-27M  L2 
MANSFIELD 

A.  H.,  Mrs.  11-20-27  L22 

James  7-30-27  LI 

James  8-7-27  N4A 

Thomas  8-7-27D  N4A 

Tom  7-30-27D  LI 

W.  H.  2-27-27  L15 
MANTZ 

W.  W.  1-13-27  N2 

W.  W.  10-22-27  L7  , 

W.  W.  7-16-27  L7 
MAP 

Of  Spfd  2-20-27  N6 
MAPLES 

Bessie  5-3-27M  N6 

F.  H.,  Mrs.  10-30-27  N12A 

Florence  10-9-27M  L16 


1429 


MAPLES  (cont.) 

Florence  10-9-27M  N10B 

Lora  Helen  Lindsey  7-15-27  L18 

Tony  7-15-27M  L18 
MARBUT 

Clint  9-23-27  N5 

Estella  Harvey  6-19-27  N6B 

Fred  6-19-27M  N6B 

Marzelle  9-23-27M  N5 

Ruth  9-23-27  N5 
MARGASON 

Bernard  Lawrence  10-23 -27B  L4 

Bernie  10-23-27C  L4 
MARKER 

for  Indian  mounds  10-3-27D  N3 

on  Indian  mounds  10-13-27  N6 
MARKS 

Jeanne  12-31-27  L14 

Mary  A.  4-16-27  L7 
MARLER 

Georgia  11-9-27  L13 

Leah  Jean  11-9-27  L13 

Virgil  11-9-27  L13 
MARLEY 

Alberta  10-22-27DV  N12 

George  E.  10-22-27DV  N12 

Little  Wisenen  10-27-27  L9 

Miles  4-16-27P  L7 
MARL IN 

Axie  Tiller  7-18-27  L7 

Axie  Tiller  7-19-27  N12 

Fred  3-18-27C  L22 

Fred  3-19-27C  N2 

J.  J.  8-28-27A  L5 

Mary  Evilin  3-18-27B  L22 

Mary  Evylin  3-19-27B  N2 

Mary  S.  12-7-27  L14 

Virgie  Walton  9-24-27  L12 
MARLOW 

Herbert,  Mrs.  7-27-27  L16 
MARMADUKE 

John  S.  1-8-27  LI 
MARMADUKE' S  ATTACK 

anniversary  1-8-27  LI 
MARS 

John  Theron  6-12-27M  N5B 

Mary  Elizabeth  Akins  6-12-27  N5B 
MARSDEN 

Elizabeth  10-23-27M  N3C 

Elizabeth  9-10-27E  N5 


MARSDEN  (cont.) 

G.  C.  10-23-27  N3C 
G.  C.  9-10-27  N5 
Mabel  M.  4-1-27M  L13 

MARSH 

Perry,  Mrs.  12-11-27  L10 
Perry,  Mrs.  12-11-27  N5B 
Sarah  2-28-27  N10B 

MARSHALL 

Chalmers  12-18-27D  L36 

Chalmus  12-18-27D  N2B 

Edith  8-16-27  L16 

Edith  8-16-27  N6 

Edith  8-17-27  N3 

Fred  J.  8-16-27D  L16 

Fred  J.  8-17-27D  L14 

Fred  J.  8-17-27D  N3 

Fred  J.,  Mrs.  8-16-27D  N6 

Freda  8-16-27  L16 

Freda  8-16-27  N6 

Freda  8-17-27  N3 

Glen,  Mrs.  12-19-27  L9 

Henry  2-20-27A  NIB 

John  8-16-27  L16 

John  8-16-27  N6 

John  8-17-27  N3 

Murray  8-16-27  L16 

Murray  8-16-27  N6 

Murray  8-17-27  N3 

MARTIN 

Addis  10-16-27  N7B 

Anna  1-14-27  Nl 

Anna  6-30-27  L14 

Anna  6-30-27  N3 

Annie  10-22-27P  L7 

Ben  J.  2-19-27M  Lll 

Ben  J.  2-19-27M  N5 

Ben  J.  2-20-27  N8C 

Broddus  1-27-27  L6 

Buddy  3-2-27  L8 

C.  D.  4-13-27  N3 

C.  G.  1-26-27  L7 

C.  G.  1-27-27  L6 

C.  G.  1-27-27  N10 

C.  G.  1-28-27  Nl 

C.  G. ,  Mrs.  11-3-27  L12 

C.  G. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 

C.  G. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  Nl 

C.  0.  11-4-27  N16 

Charles,  Mrs.  1-27-27D  L6 


1430 


MARTIN  (cont.) 

Charles,  Mrs.  1-28-27D  Nl 

Claude  E.  10-21-27  Nil 

Clyde  10-21-27  Nil 

Clyde  4-16-27P  L7 

Dora  7-16-27  L7 

E.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-18-27  L22 

E.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-18-27  N12 

E.  J. ,  Mrs.  12-30-27  N5 

Edna  Faye  Julian  2-19-27  Lll 

Edna  Faye  Julian  2-19-27  N5 

Elizabeth  5-8-27  L10 

Elizabeth  5-8-27  N2C 

Elwood  Lee  10-21-27  Nil 

Elwood  Lee  4-16-27P  L7 

Frank  1-27-27  L6 

G.  P.  1-26-27  L7 

G.  P.  1-27-27  L6 

G.  P.  1-27-27  N10 

G.  P.  1-28-27  Nl 

Georgia  Fay  10-21-27  Nil 

Georgia  Simmons  3-27-27  L21 

Georgie  Fay  4-16-27P  L7 

Gertrude  12-2-27DV  L8 

Gus  2-20-27  N8C 

Harry,  Mrs.  6-26-27  N6B 

Helen  Wyre  1-19-27  L4 

Homer  Eugene  7-16-27P  L7 

I.C.,  Mrs.  5-2-27  L8 

I.C.,  Mrs.  5-2-27  Nl 

I.  F.  1-16-27C  L24 

Ida  5-12-27  N3 

Ike  3-2-27  L8 

Ike  3-3-27  L6 

Ike  3-4-27  L16 

Irene  Craigg  4-13-27  N3 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  11-3-27  L12 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  11-4-27  N16 

J.  P. ,  Mrs.  11-13-27  N9B 

Jessie  Eunice  10-21-27  Nil 

Jessie  Eunice  4-16-27P  L7 

Joe  M.  12-26-27  L5 

Joe  M.  12-28-27  L12 

John  A.  6-30-27D  L14 

John  A.  6-30-27D  N3 

John  A.  7-1-27D  Lll 

Josephine  1-10-27  L6 

Josephine  1-9-27  Nl 

K.  B.  4-16-27  L7 

Lewis  10-21-27  Nil 


MARTIN  (cont.) 

Lewis  4-16-27P  L7 

Lyndall  C.  4-13-27M  N3 

M.  F.  2-20-27  N3 

Madge  L.  6-2-27M  N8 

Margaret  1-27-27  L6 

Margaret  6-11-27M  N5 

Mary  Virginia  7-16-27P  L7 

Maude  6-11-27  N5 

Mildred  Maralyn  1-16-27D  L24 

Mildred  Maralyn  3-2-27D  L8 

Mildred  Maralyn  3-3-27D  L6 

Mildred  Maralyn  3-4-27D  L16 

Myrtle  7-25-27  L5 

Myrtle  7-26-27  N7 

N.  L.  6-30-27  L14 

N.  L.  6-30-27  N3 

Naomi  2-19-27  Lll 

Naomi  2-19-27  N5 

Orla  5-12-27D  L8 

Orla  William  5-7-27D  L5 

Patrick  1-9-27P  L10 

Pete,  Mrs.  1-10-27  L6 

Pete,  Mrs.  1-9-27  Nl 

Peter  1-9-27  L10 

Phil  F.  10-16-27C  N7B 

Porter  5-8-27  L10 

Porter  5-8-27  N2C 

Rex  Alexander  4-16-27P  L7 

Richard  D.  10-21-27  Nil 

Richard  D.  4-16-27P  L7 

Robert  12-26-27D  L5 

Robert  12-28-27D  L12 

Sanford  3-27-27M  L21 

T.  S.  10-22-27  L7 

Thelma  L.  4-16-27P  L7 

Thelma  Lorene  10-21-27  Nil 

Virgie  Walton  9-25-27  N4A 

Virgil  7-16-27P  L7 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27  L10 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27  N8 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-26-27D  L7 

W.  H.,  Mrs.  1-27-2.7D  N10 

William  12-2-27DV  L8 

MARTINEZ 

Fernando,  Mrs.  12-17-27P  LI 
Jose  10-22-27P  L7 
Jose  12-17-27  LI 

MARVEL  CAVE 

article  about  5-1-27  N2B 


1431 


MARX 

Jake  9-18-27A  L22 
Jake  9-18-27A  N3C 
Jake  9-20-27A  L17 
Jake  9-22-27A  N8 

MASON 

Albert  6-19-27DV  N4B 
Albert  9-15-27DV  L15 
Albert  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Bert  4-16-27  L7 
Burt  10-22-27  L7 
Edward  3-2-27D  L8 
Eliza  Ann  10-22-27P  L7 
Eliza  Ann  4-16-27P  L7 
Eura  9-13-27  L10 
Eura  9-14-27  N12 
F.  M.  10-22-27P  L7 
J.  B.  3-2-27  L8 
J.  B.  4-7-27  N12 
J.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-4-27  L4 
J.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-4-27  N3 
J.  T. ,  Mrs.  9-13-27D  L10 
J.  T. ,  Mrs.  9-14-27D  N12 
Jessie  9-13-27  L10 
Jessie  9-14-27  N12 
Lela  S.  6-19-27DV  N4B 
Lela  S.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Lela  S.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
M.  I.  10-16-27  L21 
Mamie  9-13-27  L10 
Mamie  9-14-27  N12 
Margaret  10-16-27E  L20 
Ralph  9-13-27  L10 
Ralph  9-14-27  N12 
Thelma  4-21-27M  Nl 
Thelma  4-21-27M  N12 
Val,  Mrs.  3-15-27  LI 
Val,  Mrs.  3-15-27  Nl 
Wilda  9-13-27  L10 
Wilda  9-14-27  N12 

MASSEY 

B.  6-3-27  L7 
Ben  U.  5-28-27  Nl 
Carrol  V.  4-13-27C  L8 
Carroll  V.  5-30-27  L9 
Carroll  V.  5-30-27  N2 
Clarence  E.  5-30-27  L9 
Clarence  E.  5-30-27  N2 
Cleta  1-15-27M  L9 
F.  D.  9-13-27C  N8 


MASSEY  (cont.) 

Glenn  5-30-27  L9 

Glenn  5-30-27  N2 

Guy  5-30-27  L9 

Guy  5-30-27  N2 

James  A.  5-30-27  L9 

James  A.  5-30-27  N2 

Jewell  Alberta  4-13-27B  L8 

Martha  Jane  9-22-27  L12 

Mary  5-31-27D  N2 

Mary  J.  6-23-27P  L12 

Mary  Jane  5-30-27D  L9 

Mary  Jane  5-30 -27D  N2 

Mary  Jane  5-31-27D  N2 

Mary  Jane  Prior  5-30-27D  L9 

Mary  Jane  Prior  5-30-27D  N2 

P.  A.  11-29-27  N6 

Pauline  11-29-27  N6 

Percy  A.  5-30-27  L9 

Percy  A.  5-30-27  N2 

R.  6-4-27  Nil 

Richard,  Mrs.  5-30-27D  L9 

Richard,  Mrs.  5-30-27D  N2 

Robert  E.  5-30-27  L9 

Robert  E.  5-30-27  N2 

W.  L.  4-16-27  L7 

Zella  5-30-27  L9 

Zella  5-30-27  N2 

MASSIE 

F.  O. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27D  L10 
F.  O. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27D  N2 
Kate  3-14-27  L10 
Kate  3-14-27  N2 
M.  E.,  Mrs.  3-14-27D  L10 
M.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27D  N2 
O.  Keyton  8-19-27D  L16 
O.  Keyton  8-19-27D  N12 
O.  Keyton  8-20-27D  N3 
0.  P.  8-19-27  L16 
O.  P.  8-19-27  N12 
O.  P.  8-20-27  N3 

MASTERSON 

Daniel  P.  7-16-27D  L12  , 
Daniel  P.  7-17-27D  L27 
Daniel  P.  7-17-27D  N6A 
Fay  7-16-27  L12 
Fay  7-17-27  N6A 
James  7-16-27  L12 
James  7-17-27  N6A 


1432 


MATHEWS 

G.  W.  2-28-27  L10 
J.  W.  2-28-27  LIO 
L.  J.  2-28-27  LIO 
Lola  2-28-27  LIO 
W.  F.  2-28-27  LIO 
Zepha  2-28-27  LIO 

MATLOCK 

Hazel  V.  8-6-27DV  N12 
Hazel  V.  9-16-27DV  L6 
Hazel  V.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Homer  W.  8-6-27DV  N12 
Homer  W.  9-16-27DV  L6 
Homer  W.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Sallie  J.  4-16-27P  L7 

MATNEY 

W.  D.  11-20-27D  N9C 

MATTESON 

Bert  9-17-27M  L12 
Bert  H.  9-18-27M  NIB 
Bertha  Acton  9-17-27  L12 
Bertha  Acton  9-18-27  NIB 

MATTHEWS 

A.  J. ,  Mrs.  1-22-27P  L7 
Amanda  2-1-27D  L13 
Amanda  2-2-27D  L7 
Amanda  2-3-27D  L4 
Amanda  Johnson  2-1-27D  LI 3 
Amanda  Johnson  2-2-27D  L7 
Amanda  Johnson  2-3-27D  L4 
Emma  B.  12-23-27  L18 
Emma  B.  12-24-27  N12 
Jack  Eugene  3-30-27B  N3 
John  4-24-27  L18 
John  5-8-27  L9 
Josephine  1-22-27P  L7 
L.  E.  2-1-27  L13 
L.  E.  2-2-27  L7 
Oren  B.  3-30-27C  N3 
Phillip  12-23-27  L18 
R.  L. ,  Mrs.  8-12-27  N3 
R.  P.  6-5-27  N6B 
Rose  May  7-13-27M  L9 
Roy,  Mrs.  5-11-27  L12 
Roy,  Mrs.  5-11-27  N6 
W.  G.  1-22-27  L7 
Wiley  4-24-27  L18 
William  S.  12-23-27  L18 
William  S.  12-24-27  N12 


MATTHIS 

Iva  11-21-27  L16 

Iva  11-21-27  Nl 

Iva  7-16-27  L7 
MATTINGLY 

Anna  8-22-27  L15 

Carl  8-15-27M  Lll 

Carl  8-16-27M  N5 

Eugene  Harold  8-22-27M  L15 

John  M.  8-22-27  L15 

Ruth  McGuire  8-15-27  Lll 

Ruth  McGuire  8-16-27  N5 

Ruth  McGuire  8-22-27  L15 
MATTOCK 

Charles  7-15-27  L6 

Will  7-15-27  L6 
MATTOX 

Charles,  Mrs.  7-3-27  L19 
MAUPIN 

Irene  6-26-27M  L37 
MAUPINE 

Irene  6-26-27M  N7A 
MAURIN 

Allida  5-10-27D  L16 

Allida  5-9-27D  L8 

Allida  Raganon  5-9-27D  L8 
MAUS 

Edna  6-5-27M  L18 

Pauline  6-5-27  L18 
MAXEY 

Otis  C,  Mrs.  3-17-27  LI 

Otis  C,  Mrs.  3-18-27  L22 

Otis  C,  Mrs.  3-18-27  N12 
MAXIMILLIAN 

in  Mexico  4-24-27  LIB 
MAY 

Earl  7-18-27M  L7 

Edith  7-12-27  L4 

Edward  7-12-27  L4 

Eva  E.  7-12-27D  L4 

Eva  E.  Yancey  7-12-27D  L4 

James  9-25-27D  LIO 

Karl  7-12-27  L4 

Kenneth  7-12-27  L4 

Mary  7-12-27  L4 

Paul  7-12-27  L4 

Una  Newton  7-18-27  L7 
MAYABB 

F.  J. ,  Mrs.  1-25-27  L12 


1433 


MAYDEN 

T.  J. ,  Mrs.  9-11-27  L32 

MAYER 

C.  J. ,  Mrs.  11-1-27  L16 
C.  J. ,    Mrs.  11-1-27  N3 
Caroline  A.  2-28-27M  L10 

MAYES 

Frank  7-22-27  N5 

Margaret  Frances  7-22-27M  N5 

MAYFIELD 

A.  W.,  Mrs.  11-16-27D  N6 
Clinton  11-16-27  Lll 
Clinton  11-16-27  N6 
Ella  Ross  10-22-27  L7 
Ellis  W.  11-16-27  Lll 
Ellis  W.  11-16-27  N6 
Emmet  Lee  11-16-27  Lll 
Emmet  Lee  11-16-27  N6 
George,  Mrs.  7-18-27  L13 
Grace  12-23-27  L20 
Lewis  9-24-27D  L3 
Mahlon  T.  11-16-27  Lll 
Mahlon  T.  11-16-27  N6 
N.  L. ,  Mrs.  7-2-27  L7 
Nancy  J.  11-15-27D  L10 
Nancy  J.  11-16-27D  Lll 
Nancy  J.  11-16-27D  N6 
Nancy  J.  11-17-27D  L8 
Nancy  J.  11-17-27D  N3 
Pierce  11-16-27  Lll 
Pierce  11-16-27  N6 
R.  C. ,  Mrs.  9-18-27  N7B 
Ruby  11-17-27  N3 
W.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-24-27  L16 

MAYNARD 

Flossie  7-27-27DV  L4 
Flossie  7-27-27DV  Nl 
Flossie  9-15-27DV  L15 
Flossie  9-16-27DV  Nl 
H.  L.  7-27-27DV  L4 
H.  L.  7-27-27DV  Nl 
H.  L.  9-15-27DV  L15 
H.  L.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

MAYO 

Charles  6-11-27  L14 
Charles  6-12-27  Nl 
Joseph  G.  6-11-27M  L14 
Joseph  Graham  6-12-27M  Nl 
Ruth  Rakowsky  6-11-27  L14 
Ruth  Rokowsky  6-12-27  Nl 


MAYO  (cont.) 

T.  W.  1-22-27P  L7 
Walter  C.  4-29-27D  Nl 

MCADAMS 

L.  J.  5-23-27M  Lll 
Leonard  James  5-22-27M  Nl 
Mary  C.  Thompson  5-22-27  Nl 
Mary  C.  Thompson  5-23-27  Lll 
Samantha  9-16-27  L18 

MCAFEE 

E.  C.  1-22-27  L7 

J.  E.  6-15-27C  L8 

John  Jacobus  6-15-27B  L8 

Mattie  E.  1-22-27P  L7 

house  built  1868  12-4-27  LI 

MCALISTER 

Earl  3-19-27M  L5 
Earl  3-20-27M  NIB 
Irene  5-12-27M  N 
Lois  Woods  3-19-27  L5 
Lois  Woods  3-20-27  NIB 
W.  C.  7-17-27A  N8B 

MCALLISTER 

Ruby  Irene  5-8-27M  L3 

MCARTHUR 

Olive  1-15-27M  L10 

MCARTOR 

Brown  9-23-27C  N3 
Margaret  Jane  9-23-27B  N3 

MCATEE 

Frank  4-21-27M  Nl 
Loretta  Weaver  4-21-27  Nl 

MCBRIDE 

Dimple  B.  Bailey  12-20-27  L13 

Ira  10-16-27C  Nl 

Ira  A.  10-16-27B  Nl 

Ira  A.  10-16-27C  L35 

Ira  A.,  Jr.  10-16-27B  L35 

Lilburn  V.  12-20-27M  L13 

Lilburn  V.  12-20-27M  Nl 

M.  I.  7-28-27C  Lll 

Simple  B.  Bailey  12-20-27  Nl 

Vera  Maxine  7-28-27B  Lll 

MCCABE 

Bernard  8-4-27D  LI 

MCCAIN 

Martha  6-5-27  N3B 

MCCAMMON 

J.  P.  8-7-27  L13 
J.  P.  8-7-27  N2A 


1434 


MCCAMMON  (cont.) 

J.  P.  8-8-27  L12 
J.  P.  8-8-27  N10 
John  8-8-27  L12 
John  8-8-27  N10 
Lucy  8-8-27  L12 
Lucy  8-8-27  N10 
Lucy  Owen  4-16-27  L7 
Nathan  11-24-27  L4 
Owen  8-8-27  L12 
Owen  8-8-27  N10 
Will  8-8-27  L12 
Will  8-8-27  N10 
William  8-7-27  L13 
William  8-7-27  N2A 

MCCAMPBELL 

Willie  R.  8-14-27D  N7B 

MCCANDLESS 

C.  H. ,  Mrs.  3-27-27  L21 
Katheryn  Weaver  4-16-27  L7 
Maurice  3-9-27C  L8 

MCCANN 

A.  W.,  Mrs.  1-30-27D  L10 
A.  W. ,  Mrs.  1-31-27D  L7 
Arthur  W.  11-3-27M  L12 
Arthur  W.  11-3-27M  Nl 
Bessie  Kirkpatrick  11-3-27  L12 
Bessie  Kirkpatrick  11-3-27  Nl 
Charles  A.  7-16-27P  L7 
Cliffie  Curtis  1-30-27D  L10 
Cliffie  M.  1-30-27D  L10 
Clifford  M.  Curtis  1-31-27  L7 
Clifford  M.,  Mrs.  1-31-27D  L7 
E.  M. ,  Mrs.  3-28-27  L8 
E.  M. ,  Mrs.  3-28-27  N2 
E.  M. ,  Mrs.  3-29-27  N7 
Ernest  8-24-27D  L14 
George  H.  2-20-27  N3 
J.  A.  2-27-27  N10C 
J.  E.  4-6-27  L15 
J.  E.  4-7-27  N5 
John  E.  3-13-27  L21 
John  E.  3-6-27  L20 
Katherine  Ruth  3-13-27E  L21 
Katherine  Ruth  3-6-27E  L20 
Katherine  Ruth  4-6-27M  L10 
Katherine  Ruth  4-6-27M  L15 
Katherine  Ruth  4-7-27M  N5 
Katherine  Ruth  4-7-27M  N7 
Manita  2-27-27  N10C 


MCCARTER 

Joe  6-21-27D  LI 

Robert  6-21-27  LI 
MCCARTNEY 

C.  E.  7-20-27  N8 

Charles  W.  7-20-27  N8 

John  W.  7-20-27D  N8 

John  W.  7-21-27D  L9 

John  W.  7-21-27D  N12 
MCCARTY 

Carl  4-27-27  N3 

Charles  4-27-27  N3 

Charles  H.  6-10-27C  L10 

Charles  U.  6-10-27C  N12 

Martha  4-27-27  N3 

Reba  4-27-27  N3 

Robert  Patrick  6-10-27B  L10 

Robert  Patrick  6-10-27B  N12 
MCCASLIN 

Bert,  Mrs.  3-20-27  N6C 
MCCAULEY 

Effie  1-14-27DV  L15 

Grover  1-14-27DV  L15 
MCCAY 

Dave  1-13-27DV  L8 

Vesta  1-13-27DV  L8 
MCCLAIN 

Mabel  12-8-27M  L10 
MCCLAINE 

Montsell,  Mrs.  7-10-27  L31 
MCCLANAHAN 

Jake  12-11-27C  L6 

Troy  Allen  12-11-27B  L6 
MCCLANAHAND 

Elmer  12-4-27M  L2 

Lillian  Vantrump  12-4-27  L2 
MCCLANNAHAN 

Samuel  7-3-27D  LI 
MCCLASE 

Earl  12-25-27M  NIB 

Lorene  Samuel  12-25-27  NIB 
MCCLEASE 

Earl  12-25-27M  L16  , 

Lorene  Samuel  12-25-27  L16 
MCCLELLAN 

A.  A.  4-16-27  L7 

Beatrice  C.  Clark  5-8-27  L3 

Beatrice  Clark  5-12-27  N 

C.  E.  8-23-27  N9 

C.  F. ,  Mrs.  8-15-27  L10 


1435 


MCCLELLAN  (cont.) 

C.  F. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27  N6 

Mae  9-14-27M  Nl 

Mae  9-15-27M  L5 

Marlin  5-12-27M  N 

Martin  5-8-27M  L3 

Mary  Margaret  4-16-27P  L7 

MCCLELLAND 

George  8-24-27  L5 
William  W.  8-24-27D  L5 

MCCLERNON 

Harriet  Jones  10-25-27  L17 

Harriette  Jones  10-26-27  Nl 

Henrietta  Jones  10-25-27  L8 

Henry  4-16-27  L7 

Hugh  4-16-27P  L7 

John  4-16-27  L7 

Josephine  10-25-27  L17 

P.  J.  4-16-27  L7 

Paul  10-25-27M  L17 

Paul  W.  10-25-27M  L8 

Paul  W.  10-26-27M  Nl 

MCCLINTOCK 

Evans  11-3-27  L14 
Mattie  11-3-27  L14 

MCCLINTON 

B.  B.  9-19-27  L17 
Henrietta  Young  9-19-27  L17 
J.  D.  9-19-27M  L17 
Norine  9-19-27  L17 

MCCLOSKEY 

Harrison  Denton  4-26-27  N2 
J.  J. ,  Mrs.  4-26-27  N2 
Mildred  L.  10-22-27  L7 
Mildred  L.  5-15-27  Nl 
Mildred  Litteral  4-25-27  N2 

MCCLUER 

Addie  1-22-27P  L7 
Addie  10-22-27P  L7 
Addie  7-16-27P  L7 
James  W.  7-16-27  L7 
M.  A. ,  Mrs.  5-29-27  N2 
M.  H. ,  Mrs.  8-12-27  L22 
M.  H. ,  Mrs.  8-12-27  N3 
Mary  A.  p.  956 
Rufus  A.  7-16-27P  L7 

MCCLUNEY 

Sallie  C.  1-22-27P  L7 

MCCLURA 

William,  Mrs.  12-2-27  L15 


MCCLURE 

Addie  4-16-27P  L7 
Adna  I.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Adna  J.  7-27-27DV  L16 
Anna  I .  7-28-27DV  N8 
Charles  Keet  1-9-27M  L18 
Charles  Keet  1-9-27M  N2C 
Charles  Keet  1-9-27M  N4B 
Eva  9-27-27M  L10 
Eva  9-27-27M  Nl 
Jessie  Wood  1-9-27  L18 
Jessie  Wood  1-9-27  N2C 
Jessie  Wood  1-9-27  N4B 
Paul  W.  7-27-27DV  L16 
Paul  W.  7-28-27DV  N8 
Paul  W.  9-17-27DV  N3 
William,  Mrs.  12-2-27  L15 
William,  Mrs.  12-2-27  N12 

MCCOLLUM 

Alice  Elizabeth  6-2-27E  L15 

Alice  Elizabeth  6-2-27E  N7 

Beverly  B.  9-26-27  L13 

Beverly  B.  9-26-27  Nl 

Curtis  B.  9-26-27  L13 

Curtis  B.  9-26-27  Nl 

Herman  E.  9-26-27D  Nl 

Herman  E.  Manuel  9-26-27D  L13 

Herman  E.  Manuel  9-26 -27D  Nl 

Minnie  9-26-27  L13 

Minnie  9-26-27  Nl 

Nancy  9-26-27  L13 

Nancy  9-26-27  Nl 

Nellie  9-26-27  L13 

Nellie  9-26-27  Nl 

Rachel  9-26-27  L13 

Rachel  9-26-27  Nl 

Tom  6-2-27  L15 

Tom  6-2-27  N7 

MCCOMBS 

A.  E.  1-23-27C  Lll 

MCCONNALL 

Nannie  Aven  3-7-27  L8 

MCCONNELL 

Adah  E.  1-13-27  L9 
Adah  E.  10-4-27DV  L10 
Adah  E.  9-11-27DV  N12B 
Edith  12-25-27M  L16 
Edith  12-25-27M  NIB 
Lena  12-3-27DV  L6 
Leonard  12-3-27DV  L6 


1436 


MCCONNELL  (cont.) 

M.  C. ,  Mrs.  4-6-27  L10 
M.  C. ,  Mrs.  4-6-27  N3 
Olin  D.  10-4-27DV  L10 
Olin  D.  9-11-27DV  N12B 

MCCORD 

0.  C.  10-25-27D  L14 
O.  C.  10-25-27D  N7 

MCCORMACK 

Bob,  Mrs.  2-20-27D  N7 
Gertrude  9-26-27  L13 
Grace  9-26-27M  LI 3 
Grace  9-27-27M  N5 
Louisa  2-27-27M  L22 
Orene  2-27-27  L22 
William  R.  9-26-27  L13 
William  R.  9-27-27  N5 

MCCOURT 

Peter  7-3-27  L22 

MCCOWAN 

•22-27  L7 
E.  1-22-27P  L7 


Mary  1 
Samuel 
MCCOY 

Dave  1 
Dave  1 


13-27DV  L8 
23-27DV  N5 
Floy  7-24-27M  L17 
Glynn  11-2-27M  L12 
Glynn  11-2-27M  N10 
Vesta  1-13-27DV  L8 
Vesta  1-23-27DV  N5 
MCCRACKEN 

Clyde  3-17-27  N6 
Dora  F.  4-16-27  L7 
George  4-10-27  L6 
Georgia  10-22-27  L7 
Georgia  3-17-27  N6 
Georgia  4-9-27  N12 
James  Delmas  4-16-27P  L7 
John  3-16-27  L14 
Katherine  3-17-27  N6 
T.  J.  3-19-27  L5 
Thomas  H.  3-17-27D  L12 


Thomas  H. 
Thomas  H. 
Thomas  J. 
Thomas  J. 
Thomas  L . 
MCCRAMER 

Grace  11-26-27M  Nl 


3-18-27D  L22 
3-18-27D  N12 
10-22-27P  L7 
3-17-27D  N6 
4-9-27P  N12 


MCCRELLINS 

Pauline  9-18-27M  NIB 

MCCROCKEY 

Gale  5-29-27M  N2 

MCCROLLIAS 

Pauline  9-17-27M  L12 

MCCRORY 

Elmer  4-13-27M  L13 
Hazel  F.  Uselton  4-13-27  L13 
Hazel  F.  Uselton  4-6-27  L10 
Robert  E.  4-6-27M  L10 

MCCROSKEY 

C.  W.  4-12-27  L13 

Charles  E.  4-12-27  L13 

Charles  E.  4-13-27  L8 

Charles  E.  4-13-27  N3 

Charles  E.  4-14-27  L5 

Charles  E.  4-14-27  N2 

Charles  E.  4-15-27  N3 

Charley  1-30-27  N4B 

Elmer  10-2-27M  NIB 

Elmer  10-4-27M  L15 

F.  M.  4-12-27  L13 

Gale  5-29-27M  L32 

George  M.  10-22-27P  L7 

George  M.  4-16-27P  L7 

Herman,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 

John  4-16-27  L7 

John  B.  10-22-27  L7 

Lawrene  Baumberger  10-2-27  NIB 

Lorene  Baumberger  10-4-27  LI 5 

M.  D.,  Mrs.  4-12-27D  L13 

M.  D. ,  Mrs.  4-13-27D  N3 

Pearl  4-12-27  L13 

Robert  H.  10-22-27  L7 

Robert  H.  4-16-27  L7 

S.  A.  E.,  Mrs.  4-15-27D  N3 

Sarah  A.  E.  4-12-27D  L13 

Sarah  A.  E.  4-13-27D  L8 

Sarah  A.  E.  4-13-27D  N3 

Sarah  A.  E.  4-14-27D  L5 

Sarah  A.  E.  4-14-27D  N2 

W.  R.  4-12-27  L13  , 

MCCRUM 

Edna  Presnell  7-15-27  L6 
Jerry  7-22-27  L16 

MCCUBBIN 

Clarence  E.  7-21-27  L9 
Clarence  E.  7-21-27  N12 
Clarence  E.  7-22-27  L6 


1437 


MCCUBBIN  (cont.) 

Clarence  E.  7-22-27  N2 

Helen  Marie  7-21-27D  L9 

Helen  Marie  7-21-27D  N12 

Helen  Marie  7-22-27D  L6 

Helen  Marie  7-22-27D  N2 

Robert  7-21-27  L9 

Robert  7-21-27  N12 
MCCULLAH 

Lewis  Bruce  7-16-27P  L7 

Myrtle  7-16-27  L7 
MCCULLOM 

Alice  Elizabeth  6-30-27M  L19 

Rom  6-30-27  L19 
MCCULLOUGH 

Anna  Martin  6-30-27  L14 

Anna  Martin  6-30-27  N3 

Carrie  1-14-27DV  L15 

John  E.  1-14-27DV  L15 
MCCULLUM 

Alice  Elizabeth  6-30-27M  N5 

Tom  6-30-27  N5 
MCCULLY 

A.  T.  12-11-27C  L10 

A.  T.  12-11-27C  NIB 

Peggy  Ann  12-11-27B  L10 

Peggy  Ann  12-11-27B  NIB 
MCCURDY 

Claude,  Mrs.  2-27-27  L31 

George  P.  5-9-27D  L8 

George  P.  5-9-27D  N2 

Herschel  5-9-27  L8 

Herschell  5-9-27  N2 

Jessie  M.  10-22-27  L7 

Jessie  M.  4-16-27  L7 

Lora  5-9-27  L8 

Lora  5-9-27  N2 

Lors  5-9-27  L8 

Ott  4-19-27C  L10 

Ott  4-20-27C  N10 

Ott  5-9-27  L8 

Ott  5-9-27  N2 

W.  L.  5-9-27  L8 

W.  L.  5-9-27  N2 

William  L.  1-22-27  L7 

William  L.  10-22-27  L7 
MCDANIEL 

Andy,  Mrs.  6-17-27D  N7 

Betty  Jean  9-25-27D  N7B 

Claude  3-31-27  N3 


MCDANIEL  (cont.) 

E.  R.  9-21-27C  L12 

E.  R.  9-22-27C  Nl 
Elizabeth  6-16-27D  L10 
Elizabeth  6-17-27D  N7 
George  D.  1-22-27  L7 
Harvy  9-25-27  N7B 
James  Edwin  9-21-27B  L12 
James  Edwin  9-22-27B  Nl 
Jasper  6-5-27  N6B 
Leota  C.  5-29-27M  L32 
Leota  Claudine  5-29-27M  N2 
Lizzie  6-8-27  L2 

Lizzie  6-8-27  N8 
Murillo  Nicholas  3-31-27  N3 
Murrillo  3-31-27  N3 
MCDAVID 

F.  M.  10-22-27  L7 
Frank  M.  1-22-27  L7 
Frank  M.  7-16-27  L7 

MCDERMOTT 

Pauline  Kunz  4-8-27  L21 
W.  L.  4-8-27C  L21 

MCDONALD 

Bona  10-9-27M  N10B 
C.  W. ,  Mrs.  2-19-27  L4 
C.  W. ,  Mrs.  2-20-27  L5 
Clara  Waymire  3-14-27  LI 
Clara  Waymire  3-14-27  Nl 
Grant  10-4-27  L10 
Ivon  7-24-27M  L17 
James  11-18-27D  LI 
Joseph,  Miss  3-15-27  L14 
Otis,  Mrs.  10-4-27D  L10 
Roy  2-10-27  L 
Roy,  Mrs.  2-5-27  L10 
Roy,  Mrs.  2-6-27  L25 
Sarah  M.  10-4-27D  L10 
Sarah  M.  10-5-27D  L12 
Sarah  M.  10-5-27D  N12 
Thomas,  Mrs.  3-15-27D  L14 
Thomas,  Mrs.  3-16-27D  L2 
Thomas,  Mrs.  3-17-27D  L12 
Thomas,  Mrs.  3-17-27D  N6 

MCDONALD  COUNTY 

Indian  relics  12-3-27  L6 

MCDONNEL 

Nell  O'Bryant  1-28-27  L2 

MCDOW 

Luetta  3-27-27M  L20 


1438 


MCDOWELL 

Eliza  10-13-27D  L2 

Eliza  10-13-27D  N2 

Eliza  Spencer  10-13-27D  L2 

Eliza  Spencer  10-13-27D  N2 

Florence  1-1-27D  N8 

J.  A.  2-18-27  L16 

J.  A.  2-19-27  N3 

Oliver,  Mrs.  10-13-27D  L2 

Oliver,  Mrs.  10-13-27D  N2 

William  2-13-27P  L27 

MCELHANY 

R.  J.  4-17-27  N10C 
R.  J.  5-12-27  L18 
R.  L.  5-12-27  L18 

MCELWAIN 

Anna  1-22-27  L7 
Harry  Lee  1-22-27P  L7 

MCENTIRE 

R.  M.  6-6-27  L14 

R.  M. ,  Mrs.  5-29-27  Nl 

R.  M. ,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 

MCEVILLY 

Charles  E.  8-24-27DV  L8 
Charles  E.  8-25-27DV  N12 
Eda  F.  8-24-27DV  L8 
Edna  F.  8-25-27DV  N12 

MCEWAN 

estate  7-31-27  L7 

MCFADDEN 

E.  C. ,  Mrs.  9-19-27  N5 

MCFARLAND 

Bruce  Edwin  5-14-27  N2 
Charles  E.  4-23-27DV  N7 
Charles  E.  5-14-27DV  N2 
Dorothy  1-5-27  L14 
Dorothy  Jane  1-6-27  Nil 
Dorothy  Jane  12-24-27  L8 
Dorothy  Jane  12-24-27  N15 
Dorothy  Jane  6-24-27  L24 
E.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-5-27  L14 
E.  H. ,  Mrs.  12-24-27  L8 
E.  H.,  Mrs.  12-24-27  N15 
E.  H. ,  Mrs.  6-24-27  L24 
Edward  H.  1-5-27  L14 
Edward  H.  1-6-27  Nil 
Edward  H.  12-24-27  L8 
Edward  H.  12-24-27  N15 
Edward  H.  6-24-27  L24 
Emma  K.  4-23-27DV  N7 


MCFARLAND  (cont.) 

Emma  K.  5-14-27DV  N2 

J.  K.  1-5-27  L14 

J.  K.  1-6-27  Nil 

J.  K.  12-24-27  L8 

J.  K.  12-24-27  N15 

J.  K.  6-24-27  L24 

Roy  11-27-27  L8 

Roy  11-27-27  N2B 

Roy  12-2-27  L20 
MCGEE 

H.  N. ,  Mrs.  4-18-27  L8 
MCGILL 

Earl  6-24-27M  L8 

Mildred  Hobbs  6-24-27  L8 
MCGINLEY 

Eugene  6-11-27M  N5 

Margaret  Martin  6-11-27  N5 
MCG INNER 

F.  E.  6-26-27D  L32 

J.  I.  6-26-27D  L32 

J.  L.  6-26-27D  L32 
MCGINNIS 

F.  E.  6-26-27  N8B 

Frank  E.  6-22-27  L8 

Frank  E.  6-23-27  N8 

J.  L.  6-26-27  N8B 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  6-22-27  L8 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  6-23-27  N8 

J.  L. ,  Mrs.  6-26-27  N8B 

Jim,  Mrs.  8-11-27  L8 

Jim,  Mrs.  8-12-27  N3 

Lee,  Mrs.  5-8-27  L9 

Stella  6-23-27  N8 
MCGINTY 

A.  C.  1-8-27  L5 

Elizabeth  1-8-27  L5 

Elizabeth  1-9-27  N5 
MCGLANCY 

Ben  F.  1-14-27DV  L15 

Ethel  May  1-14-27DV  L15 
MCGLASSON 

Rosa  A.  1-22-27P  L7> 
MCGOVERN 

Josie  12-28-27  L2 

Josie  12-29-27  N3 

Myrtle  E.  Rigdon  8-11-27  N4 

William  H.  8-11-27M  N4 
MCGRATH 

Arthur  7-16-27  L7 


1439 


MCGRATH  (cont.) 

Roy  Allen  7-16-27P  L7 
MCGREGOR 

Arch  3-2-27  LI 2 

Charles  5-17-27  L16 

John  5-12-27  L18 

John  6-5-27  N6B 

Roderick  2-7-27D  L7 

Roderick  2-8-27D  L9 
MCGREW 

Gladys  3-17-27M  L5 

Gladys  3-17-27M  N7 
MCGUIRE 

Betty  Jo  7-10-27B  L31 

E.  E.  8-22-27  L15 

Esther  Sands  10-22-27P  L7 

Guy  H.,  Mrs.  1-28-27  L22 

Marguerite  Wells  1-29-27  L10 

Marguerite  Wells  1-30-27  L10 

Mike  7-10-27C  L31 

Ruth  8-15-27M  Lll 

Ruth  8-16-27M  N5 

Ruth  8-22-27M  L15 
MCHENRY 

A.  P. ,  Mrs.  1-18-27  LI 

A.  P.  ,  Mrs.  1-19-27  N12 

R.  L.  6-27-27D  L12 

R.  L.  6-27-27D  N10 

R.  L.  6-28-27D  N8 
MCINTIRE 

Dolph  8-26-27M  L23 

Henry  8-26-27  L23 

Henry  A.  8-25-27M  L7 

Henry  A.  8-25-27M  Nl 

Melva  Cain  8-26-27  L23 

Melva  West  8-25-27  L7 

Melva  West  8-25-27  Nl 
MCINTOSH 

Bonnie  Ellen  10-27-27M  Nl 

Bonnie  Ellen  10-27-27M  N6 

E.  R.  10-27-27  N6 

Ernest  4-19-27B  L10 

Ernest  4-19-27B  N7 

George  R.  4-19-27C  L10 

George  R.  4-19-27C  N7 

Jesse  J.  8-25-27M  L7 

Jesse  J.  8-25-27M  Nl 

Laura  Shaw  8-25-27  L7 

Laura  Shaw  8-25-27  Nl 


MCJIMSEY 

E.  E.  E.  1-2-27  LI 

E.  E.  E.  1-2-27  Nl 
MCKAIG 

Jennie  McMillan  10-26-27  L14 

Jennie  Millan  10-26-27  N3 
MCKEAN 

Helen  10-9-27M  L16 
MCKEE 

Audra  3-26-27  L5 

Audra  3-26-27  N12 

Audroth  4-3-27  L8 

Audroth  4-3-27  N8B 

C.  S.  6-15-27  L14 

C.  S.  6-16-27  Nil 

Charles  6-4-27  L10 

Charles  6-5-27  N2 

Cora  Gibbins  12-21-27  L6 

Cora  Gibbins  12-22-27  Nil 

Delia  6-15-27  L14 

Delia  6-16-27  Nil 

Delia  6-4-27  L10 

Delia  6-5-27  N2 

F.  D.  6-15-27  L14 
F.  D.  6-16-27  Nil 
Farris  6-4-27  L10 
Farris  6-5-27  N2 

H.  N. ,  Mrs.  4-19-27  N2 

J.  C.  6-16-27  Nil 

J.  G.  6-15-27  L14 

John  C.  2-1-27  N3 

Joseph  G.,  Mrs.  6-4-27D  L10 

Joseph  G.,  Mrs.  6-5-27D  L31 

Joseph  G.,  Mrs.  6-5-27D  N2 

Lela  3-26-27  L5 

Lela  3-26-27  N12 

Logan  D.  5-1-27  N8B 

Lucinda  6-5-27D  N2 

Lucinda  F.  Sneed  6-4-27D  L10 

Lucinda  Frances  6-4-27D  L10 

Lucinda  Frances  6-5-27D  L31 

Lucinda  Sneed  6-5-27D  N2 

Marshall  5-1-27  N8B 

Ralph  3-26-27  L5 

Ralph  3-26-27  N12 

Ralph  4-3-27  L8 

Ralph  4-3-27  N8B 

Roy  3-26-27  L5 

Roy  3-26-27  N12 

Roy  4-3-27  L8 


1440 


MCKEE  (cont.) 

Roy  4-3-27  N8B 
Viola  11-7-27  Nl 
Viola  4-7-27M  L15 
W.  D.  3-26-27D  L5 
W.  D.  3-26-27D  N12 
W.  D.  3-27-27D  L31 
W.  D. ,  Mrs.  4-3-27  L8 
W.  D. ,  Mrs.  4-3-27  N8B 
William  11-7-27D  Nl 

MCKENNA 

Frances  J.  10-21-27P  N3 
Frank  10-22-27P  L7 
J.  E. ,  Mrs.  7-7-27  L8 
John  T.  10-21-27P  N3 
Katherine  E.  10-21-27P  N3 

MCKENZIE 

Frank,  Mrs.  12-30-27  L14 
Frank,  Mrs.  12-30-27  N6 
Frank,  Mrs.  12-31-27  N15 
George  3-16-27C  L2 
George  E.  4-17-27M  N5 
Irene  Washtella  4-16-27  L7 
J.  R.  G.  6-23-27  N5 
Jewell  A.  Williams  4-17-27  N5 
Jolene  Claris  3-16-27B  L2 
family  reunion  6-23-27  N5 

MCKEON 

George  10-11-27  L15 
Helen  10-11-27M  L15 
James  10-11-27  L15 
Lowaine  10-11-27  L15 
Margaret  10-11-27  L15 

MCKERALL 

Foster  1-29-27  Nil 
J.  D.  1-29-27  Nil 
Jane  1-29-27  Nil 
Josiah  D.  7-16-27P  L7 
Josiah,  jr.  1-29-27  Nil 
Mary  A.  4-16-27P  L7 
Mary  F.  7-16-27  L7 
Mary  Foster  1-29-27  Nil 
Mary  Grace  1-29-27  Nil 
Roan  1-29-27  Nil 

MCKINLEY 

Louis  9-24-27C  N2 

MCKINNEW 

Dona  12-25-27  N2A 

MCKINNEY 

Byrd  Lockhart  11-16-27  L8 


MCKINNEY  (cont.) 

Clyde  9-18-27D  N3A 

Dona  12-24-27  L8 

Erma  Gene  9-24-27M  N5 

Erma  Jean  9-20-27M  L17 

Homer  11-24-27DV  N3 

Irma  11-5-27  L8 

Irma  11-6-27  N4A 

Jack  7-5-27  L10 

James  9-17-27  L12 

James  9-18-27  N3A 

John  D.  3-29-27DV  L10 

John  D.  5-12-27DV  L8 

John  D.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Lois  7-5-27  L10 

Lynn  7-5-27  L10 

Madge  11-24-27DV  N3 

Madrine  7-5-27D  L10 

Margaret  Glasscock  10-30-27  N7I 

Mary  9-24-27  N5 

Mary  E.  9-20-27  L17 

Nancey  J.  5-13- 2 7DV  N9 

Nancy  J.  3-29-27DV  L10 

Nancy  J.  5-12-27DV  L8 
MCKINNIS 

Nannie  M.  10-22-27P  L7 

Nannie  M.  4-16-27P  L7 
MCKNABB 

Julie  Dugan  9-1-27  N8 
MCKOIN 

J.  B. ,  Mrs.  11-16-27  Lll 

J.  B. ,  Mrs.  11-16-27  N6 
MCLAUGHLIN 

Anna  1-10-27D  L6 

Anna  1-11-27D  L6 

F.  H.  2-18-27  L21 

F.  H.  2-18-27  N5 

Florence  Hall  9-16-27  N 

George  1-10-27  L6 

George,  Mrs.  1-11-27  L6 

George,  Mrs.  2-18-27  L21 

George,  Mrs.  2-18-27  N5 

Icie  10-22-27  L7   , 

Icie  4-16-27  L7 

Lillian  1-10-27  L6 

Lillian  1-11-27  L6 

Lillian  2-18-27M  L21 

Lillian  2-18-27M  N5 

Margaret  2-18-27  L21 

Margaret  2-18-27  N5 


1441 


MCLAUGHLIN  (cont.) 

Ruth  1-10-27  L6 

Ruth  1-11-27  L6 

Stephen  1-10-27  L6 

Stephen  1-11-27  L6 
MCLEAN 

Helen  Edith  11-3-27B  N8 

N.  A.  11-3-27C  N8 
MCLEMORE 

John  10-22-27  L7 

John  Paul  10-22-27P  L7 

John  Paul  3-8-27P  L2 

John  S.  3-8-27  L2 

Marie  2-28-27  LI 

Paul  2-28-27D  LI 

Paul  3-2-27D  L8 

Paul  3-3-27D  L6 

Ralph  2-28-27  LI 
MCLEOD 

A.  H.  10-27-27C  N2 

Frank  10-27-27B  N2 
MCLLOY 

D.  D. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27  L18 
MCLORGE 

D.  D. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27  N12 
MCMAHAN 

James  1-1-27D  L10 

James  1-1-27D  N8 

James  1-2-27D  L6 

James  1-2-27D  N 

James  1-3-27D  L10 

R.  E.  1-1-27  N8 

W.  T.  1-1-27  Nl 
MCMAHON 

Alice  Killingsworth  1-22-27  L7 
MCMANN 

Mae  Harness  4-9-27  L10 

Maie  Harness  4-9-27  N12 

Mate,  Mrs.  4-8-27  L21 
MCMANUS 

Cecelia  8-30-27  N12 

Elizabeth  8-29-27D  L9 

Elizabeth  8-30-27D  L10 

Elizabeth  8-30-27D  N12 
MCMASTER 

C.  J.  2-20-27  N3 
MCMEHEN 

Emma  Lee  10-16-27  NIB 

Ena  Lee  10-16-27  L35 

W.  A. ,  Mrs.  10-16-27D  L35 


MCMEHEN  (cont.) 

W.  A.,  Mrs.  10-16-27D  NIB 
W.  A.,  Mrs.  10-18-27D  Nl 
W.  H.,  Mrs.  10-16-27D  L35 

MCMILLAN 

Alice  Oldfield  10-23-27  L4 
Amanda  5-22-27  N8B 
Cordelia  5-22-27  N8B 
George  E.  10-26-27  L14 
George  E.  10-26-27  N3 
George  E.  11-6-27  L24 
Helen  6-12-27DV  N5B 
Helen  W.  6-10-27DV  N12 
J.  S.  5-22-27  N8B 
Jennie  10-26-27  L14 
Jennie  10-26-27  N3 
L.  B.  10-23-27M  L4 
Laura  H.  10-26-27  L14 
Laura  H.  10-26-27  N3 
O.  D.  10-27-27D  N12 
Otho  D.  10-26-27D  N3 
Otto  D.  10-26-27D  L14 
Ralph  10-26-27  L14 
Ralph  10-26-27  N3 
Ralph  6-12-27DV  N5B 
Ralph  P.  6-10-27DV  N12 

MCMILLEN 

Helen  W.  6-10-27DV  L6 
Ralph  P.  6-10-27DV  L6 

MCMINN 

Joseph  W.,  Mrs.  10-5-27D  L12 
Joseph  W.,  Mrs.  10-7-27D  Nil 
Lelia  J.  10-5-27D  L12 
Lelia  J.  10-7-27D  Nil 
Lelia  J.  Smith  10-7-27D  Nil 
Lelia  Smith  10-5-27D  L12 
R.  H.  10-5-27  L12 
R.  H.  10-7-27  Nil 

MCMULLEN 

G.  H.  8-7-27  N4A 

MCMUNN 

Edgar  M.  3-30-27M  Nl 
Fern  Highsmith  3-30-27  Nl 

MCMURRY 

John  F.  12-24-27D  L8 
John  F.  12-24-27D  N12 

MCNABB 

A.  E.  6-23-27  N8 

Bertha  6-23-27  N8 

Clara  J.  Renfro  5-11-27  N6 


1442 


MCNABB  (cont.) 

H.  C.  6-23-27  N8 
Ira  6-23-27  N8 
John  T.  5-11-27M  N6 
Julie  Dugan  9-1-27  L8 
Mamie  Harneen  4-20-27  L8 
Mamie  Harneen  4-21-27  N3 
Mildred  Jane  6-23-27D  LI 3 
Mildred  Jane  6-23-27D  N8 
Mildred  Jane  6-24-27D  L8 
Mildred  Jane  6-24-27D  N6 
N.  W.  6-23-27  N8 
Virgil  E. ,  Mrs.  6-23-27D  N8 

MCNALLY 

Edna  Crawford  2-7-27  L4 
Emory,  Mrs.  5-15-27  N2 
John  C.  2-7-27M  L4 

MCNAMARA 

Henry,  Mrs.  9-16-27  L17 
Henry,  Mrs.  9-17-27  L12 
Henry,  Mrs.  9-17-27  N3 

MCNARY 

H.  B.  2-13-27M  N6C 
Sophia  Friday  2-13-27  N6C 

MCNEALLY 

Artie  6-16-27M  L16 
E.  Z.  6-16-27  L19 

MCNEALY 

Artie  6-15-27M  L8 
Artie  6-16-27M  L15 

MCNEECE 

Ida  May  10-3-27D  L10 
Ida  May  10-4-27D  N2 

MCNEELY 

Artie  6-16-27M  Nl 

Laura  Haguewood  3-20-27  LI 

MCNEIL 

Bess  12-25-27D  N8C 

MCNERNEY 

B.  H. ,  Mrs.  3-4-27M  L16 

MCNIEL 

Ella  1-13-27DV  L8 
Elsie  E.  Lindsey  2-3-27  L4 
Rupert  L.  1-13-27DV  L8 
Rupert  L.  2-3-27M  L4 

MCNIER 

Basel,  Mrs.  8-14-27  N7A 

MCPHATE 

Essie  Mae  9-8-27M  L15 
Essie  Mae  9-8-27M  N5 


MCPHEETERS 

Iris  Turner  7-30-27  Lll 

Iris  Turner  7-30-27  N5 

William  7-30-27M  Lll 

William  7-30-27M  N5 
MCPHERSON 

Bessie  Barnett  7-5-27D  L10 

Edward  7-5-27  L10 

Isaac  V.,  Mrs.  7-5-27D  L10 

Joseph  7-5-27  L10 

Joseph  Marion  1-21-27  L9 

Kenneth  7-5-27  L10 

Rex  7-5-27  L10 

Richard  7-5-27  L10 

Vernon  7-5-27  L10 
MCQUARY 

A.  L.  9-9-27D  L6 
MCQUIGG 

Elizabeth  8-28-27  NIB 

Elizabeth  Robertson  8-28-27  NIB 

John  8-28-27  NIB 
MCREYNOLDS 

Ben  1-20-27  L4 

Roy  1-20-27  L4 

Taylor  6-9-27  N3 
MCSPADDEN 

Hattie  W.  5-16-27M  L8 

Julia  8-21-27  N8C 

M.  H.  8-21-27D  N8C 

T.  M.  8-21-27  N8C 
MCSPARREN 

Margaret  Jean  8-30-27M  L15 
MCSPERREN 

Margaret  Jean  8-31-27M  N5 
MCSWAIN 

Anna  4-22-27  L18 

Anna  4-23-27  N3 

B.  I.  9-16-27DV  L6 
Bailey  4-22-27  L18 
Bailey  4-23-27  N3 
Belle  4-22-27  L18 
Belle  4-23-27  N3 
Benjamin  I.  7-19-27DV  L5 
Benjamin  Irbing  7-20-27DV  N2 
Benjamin  Irving  9-17-27DV  N3 
Bernie  W.  4-22-27  L18 
Berrie  W.  4-23-27  N3 

Boon  4-22-27  L18 

Boon  4-23-27  N3 

I.  W.  4-22-27D  L18 


1443 


MCSWAIN  (cont.) 

I.  W.  4-23-27D  L10 

I.  W.  4-23-27D  N3 

Katie  4-22-27  L18 

Katie  4-23-27  N3 

Marry  Ann  7-19-27DV  L5 

Mary  11-7-27M  L6 

Mary  Ann  7-20-27DV  N2 

Mary  Ann  9-16-27DV  L6 

Mary  Ann  9-17-27DV  N3 

Mattie  4-23-27  N3 

Missouri  4-22-27  L18 

Rex  W.  4-22-27  L18 

Rex  W.  4-23-27  N3 

Wess  4-22-27  LI 8 

Wess  4-23-27  N3 
MCVEY 

Myrtle  9-24-27M  L12 

Myrtle  9-24-27M  Nl 

Myrtle  9-24-27M  N12 
MCWADE 

C.  E.  7-11-27  LI 

C.  E.  7-17-27  N8B 
Edgar  7-17-27D  N8B 
William  E.  7-11-27D  LI 
William  E.  7-17-27D  N8B 

MCWILLIAMS 

Edith  E.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Edith  Lee  8-17-27DV  L4 
Edith  Lee  8-17-27DV  N3 
Edith  Lee  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Flossie  Epperson  10-9-27  L16 
Flossie  Epperson  10-9-27  N10B 
Flossie  Epperson  10-9-27  NIB 
George  E.  10-9-27M  L16 
George  E.  10-9-27M  N10B 
George  E.  10-9-2 7M  NIB 
George  E.  8-17-27DV  L4 
George  E.  9-15-27DV  L15 
George  E.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
George  R.  8-17-27DV  N3 

MEAD 

Clinton,  Mrs.  3-9-27  L8 

MEADOR 

Arzilla  6-15-27M  L8 
Arzilla  6-15-27M  N8 

D.  B.  12-18-27C  N9C 

E.  N.  8-14-27  N7B 
L.  E.  12-11-27  L33 

Mandy  Schofield  8-10-27  N2 


MEADOR  (cont.) 

Mandy  Schofield  8-9-27  L4 
MEADOWS 

Libbie  6-15-27  L3 

Lucy  Ellen  4-16-27P  L7 
MEAGHER 

William  1-30-27D  N6 
MEANS 

A.  12-20-27  L10 

Anna  Rachel  5-25-27M  L19 

John  L.  5-25-27  L19 

Minnie  E.  5-25-27  L19 

Nancy  Ann  5-25-27  L19 

Orville  12-20-27D  L10 
MECORD 

0.  C.  10-24-27D  L14 
MEDDINGS 

Charles  11-7-27D  L6 

Charles  R.  11-8-27D  L2 

Charles  R.  11-8-27D  N3 
MEDLEY 

Arch  R.  3-17-27M  L17 

Archer  3-11-27M  L23 

Archer  3-3-27  L2 

Arthur  2-26-27  L12 

Arthur  2-26-27  N12 

Arthur  2-27-27  L31 

Arthur  2-28-27  N8 

Bess  Smith  3-11-27  L23 

Bess  Smith  3-17-27  L17 

Clarence  2-26-27  L12 

Clarence  2-26-27  N12 

Clarence  2-27-27  L31 

Clarence  2-28-27  N8 

Clarence  3-3-27  L2 

Elmer  W.  2-8-27C  L5 

Elmer  William  2-8-27B  L5 

Ernest  12-10-27C  L12 

Esther  Ernestine  12-10-27B  L12 

Florence  2-26-27  N12 

Florence  2-27-27  L31 

Florence  2-28-27  N8 

J.  S.  3-9-27C  L8 

Jim  3-3-27  L2 

John  R.  4-6-27DV  L10 

John  R.  4-7-27DV  N2 

John  R.  5-13-27DV  L22 

John  R.  5-14-27DV  N2 

Myrtle  O.  4-6-27DV  L10 

Myrtle  0.  4-7-27DV  N2 


1444 


MEDLEY  (cont.) 

Myrtle  0.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Myrtle  0.  5-14-27DV  N2 

0.  H.  2-26-27D  L12 

O.  H.  2-26-27D  N12 

0.  H.  2-27-27D  L31 

0.  H.  2-28-27D  N8 

0.  H. ,  Mrs.  3-3-27  L2 

O.  L.  3-17-27  L17 

Tom  2-8-27  L5 

Willa  3-3-27  L2 
MEDLIN 

Nelle  11-24-27M  Nl 

Nellie  11-24-27M  L8 
MEDLOCK 

Clethra  0.  9-15-27M  Nl 

Edna  Howard  9-15-27  Nl 
MEDOC,  MO. 

in  Jasper  county  8-21-27  N9C 
MEEGER 

C.  H. ,  Mrs.  5-22-27  Lll 
MEEK 

Harry  3-28-27  L8 

Harry  3-28-27  N2 

Harry  3-29-27  N7 

James  L.  3-28-2 7D  L8 

James  L.  3-28-27D  N2 

James  L.  3-29-27D  L10 

James  L.  3-29-27D  N7 

Mary  L.  5-27-27  L16 

William  G.  5-27-27P  L16 
MEESE 

Bessie  Young  10-10-27  Lll 

Bessie  Young  10-10-27  N3 

Lucy  Mae  4-3-27M  L2 

Lucy  Mae  4-3-27M  L4 

Lucy  Mae  4-3-27M  NIB 
MEETH 

Bernard  J.  9-25-27M  N7B 

Ruby  Blakely  9-25-27  N7B 
MEHAGAN 

Elijah  C.  9-30-27M  L8 

Elijah  C.  9-30-27M  Nl 

Vivian  D.  Bressie  9-30-27  L8 

Vivian  D.  D.  Bressie  9-30-27  Nl 
MEHEIR 

C.  E.,  Mrs.  8-27-27D  L12 

C.  E.;  Mrs.  8-28-27D  N12B 
MEHL 

Harry,  Mrs.  4-23-27  L10 


MEHL  (cont.) 

Harry,  Mrs.  4-24-27  N10A 
John  Henry  4-23-27  L10 

MEIER 

Anna  Kernick  7-16-27  L7 

MELL 

Hershell  D.  8-15-27D  N10 

MELLIN 

Eva  4-17-27DV  Nl 
Hall  E.  4-17-27DV  Nl 

MELLON 

Mary  11-30-27  Nl 

MELTON 

Andrew  2-3-27  L14 
B.  T.  8-7-27  L19 
Charles  3-22-27  L10 
Charles  6-28-27  N8 
Charley  3-21-27  L14 
Charley  3-21-27  N2 
Coila  2-6-27M  L16 
Elizabeth  2-3-27  L14 
Elizabeth  8-15-27  N10 
Florence  8-14-27  N7A 
Frank  8-14-27  N7A 
Fred  8-14-27  N7A 
H.  R. ,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 
H.  R. ,  Mrs.  5-30-27  N3 
H.  R. ,  Mrs.  5-31-27  N2 
James  W.  8-14-27D  N7A 
James  W.  8-15-2 7D  L10 
James  W.  8-15-27D  N10 
John,  Mrs.  10-18-27  L13 
John,  Mrs.  10-19-27  L12 
John,  Mrs.  10-19-27  N9 
Lee  3-21-27  L14 
Lee  3-21-27  N2 
Lee  3-22-27  L10 
Maggie  3-21-27  L14 
Maggie  3-22-27  L10 
Maggie  3-22-27  N12 
Mattie  6-28-27D  L3 
Mattie  6-28-27D  N8 
Percy  3-21-27  L14  , 
Percy  3-21-27  N2 
Percy  3-22-27  L10 
Richard  3-22-27D  L10 
Richard  L.  3-21-27D  L14 
Richard  L.  3-21-27D  N2 
Richard  L.  3-22-27D  N12 
Steve  3-21-27  L14 


1445 


MELTON  (cont.) 

Steve  3-21-27  N2 

Steve  3-22-27  L10 

Velma  4-21-27M  Nl 

William,  Mrs.  10-18-27  L13 

William,  Mrs.  10-19-27  L12 

William,  Mrs.  10-19-27  N9 

family  reunion  8-7-27  L19 
MENASSE 

Hattie  Rathbun  2-14-27  L16 

Hattie  Rathbun  2-14-27  Nl 
MENGERHAUSEN 

Cora  E.  12-31-27M  Nl 

Louise  8-28-27  N10B 
MENGERHAUSER 

Clara  E.  12-31-27M  L3 
MENGERSHAUSEN 

Ada  8-20-27  L12 

Ada  8-20-27  N3 

Ada  8-21-27  L13 

Clara  8-20-27  L12 

Clara  8-20-27  N3 

Clara  8-21-27  L13 

Louis  8-20-27  L12 

Louis  8-20-27  N3 

Louis  8-21-27  L13 

Louise  8-20-27  L12 

Louise  8-20-27  N3 

Louise  8-21-27  L13 
MENN 

Rowena  11-27-27M  NIB 
MERCER 

Hilda  Merrill  9-6-27  Nl 

Mark  10-18-27C  L12 

Mary  Jane  10-18-27B  L12 
MERRELL 

Alexander  E.  6-4-27D  L10 

Alexander  E.  6-5-27D  L31 

Alexander  W.  6-4-27D  N12 

Ernest  6-4-27  L10 

Ernest  6-4-27  N12 

Etta  8-12-27D  N3 

Etta  Elizabeth  8-10-27D  L8 

Etta  Elizabeth  8-11-27D  L8 

Etta  Elizabeth  8-11-27D  N3 

Etta  Elizabeth  8-12-27D  L22 

Inez  6-4-27  L10 

Inez  6-4-27  N12 

John  W.  8-10-27  L8 

John  W.  8-11-27  N3 


MERRELL  (cont.) 

Meade  L.  8-11-27  N3 
Neade  L.  8-10-27  L8 
R.  G. ,  Jr.  8-10-27  L8 
R.  G. ,  Jr.  8-11-27  N3 
Richard  G.,  Mrs.  8-10-27D  L8 
Richard  G.,  Mrs.  8-11-27D  L8 
Richard  G.,  Mrs.  8-11-27D  N3 

MERRIAM 

Anna  P.  11-30-27D  N2 
Helen  11-29-27  L12 
Helen  11-30-27  N2 
Wallace  11-29-27  L12 
Willard,  Mrs.  11-29-27D  L12 
Willard,  Mrs.  11-30-27D  N2 

MERRICK 

Cora  Jocelyn  8-14-27  N7B 
Daisy  Brooks  7-1-27  Lll 
Emsley  4-10-27M  N8C 
Harold,  Mrs.  9-11-27  L20 
Irene  Roberts  4-10-27  N8C 

MERRILL 

Addie  9-6-27  Nl 
Frank  9-6-27  Nl 
George  A.  9-6-27  Nl 
Hilda  9-6-27  Nl 
Lorraine  9-6-27  Nl 
Nellie  9-6-27  Nl 
William  9-6-27D  Nl 
William  9-7-27D  N3 
William  G.  9-6-27  Nl 

MERRIOTT 

Josie  4-16-27P  L7 

MERRITT 

Wilson  12-10-27D  N 

MERRY 

Ann  Blair  10-4-27  Lll 
Claude  10-4-27  Lll 

MESSERLI 

Edward  A.  4-16-27P  L7 
Louis  Joseph  4-16-27P  L7 
Richard  R.  4-16-27P  L7 
Rosalie  4-16-27P  L7 

MESSICK 

Edna  3-13-27  L5 
Harry  3-13-27  L5 
Louise  C.  3-13-27  L15 
Wilbert  3-13-27  L5 

MESSINGER 

Bessie  9-10-27M  Nl 


1446 


MESSINGER  (cont.) 

Bessie  9-10-27M  N2 
MESSLEY 

John  7-27-27C  Nl 

John  Henry  7-27-27B  Nl 
METCALF 

Zella  Pendergraff  5-27-27D  L31 
METHODIST  CHURCH 

history  in  Spfd  4-17-27  N10C 

list  of  members  4-17-27  N10C 
MEWIS 

L.  H. ,  Mrs.  9-12-27  N10 
MEYER 

Agnes  10-2-27  L20 

Agnes  10-22-27  Lll 

Agnes  10-22-27  Nl 

Agnes  10-23-27  N3C 

Agnes  9-29-27  N5 

Arthur  7-24-27M  N10B 

Bettie  Mitchell  10-30-27  N12A 

C.  H. ,  Mrs.  5-22-27  N7A 

Frances  3-21-27  L13 

Helen  3-20-27M  N6C 

Henry  3-21-27  L13 

Herman  J.,  Mrs.  9-18-27  L20 

Herman,  Mrs.  9-18-27  N3C 

John  10-2-27  L20 

John  10-22-27  Lll 

John  10-22-27  Nl 

John  10-23-27  N3C 

John  9-29-27  N5 

L.  S.  4-10-27  N12C 

Leola  10-2-27  L20 

Nadine  Ware  7-24-27  N10B 

Otto,  Mrs.  9-11-27  L12 
MEYERS 

Arch,  Mrs.  6-19-27  L16 

Claude  11-12-27  L12 

Claude  11-12-27  N3 

Claude  11-13-27  N8A 

F.  M. ,  Mrs.  6-3-27D  N12 

Helen  Lucille  5-12-27DV  L8 

Helen  Lucille  5-13-27DV  N9 

John  A.  5-12-27DV  L8 

John  Anton  5-13-27DV  N9 

Lillie  Miller  6-22-27  Nl 

Marie  5-8-27M  L35 

Mary  E.  6-3-27D  N12 

S.  F.  12-13-27  L6 

S.  F.  12-14-27  N2 


MEYERS  (cont.) 

Theodore  6-3-27  N12 
Violet  May  11-12-27D  L12 
Violet  May  11-12-27D  N3 
Violet  May  11-13-27D  N8A 
infant  11-13-27D  N8A 
infant  12-13-27D  L6 
infant  12-14-27D  N2 

MICHAEL 

James  9-7-27C  Nl 

MICHELS 

G.  W.  6-8-27  N12 
L.  M.  6-8-27  N12 
Louis  V.  6-8-27  N12 

MICHELSON 

Gertrude  3-21-27  L14 
Gertrude  3-21-27  N2 
Olive  E.  3-22-27D  L10 
Olive  K.  3-21-27D  L14 
Olive  K.  3-21-27D  N2 
Olive  K.  3-22-27D  L10 
Olive  K.  3-22-27D  N12 
Olive  K.  3-23-27D  Lll 
Olive  K.  3-23-27D  N10 

MIDCIFF 

John  B.  1-13-27DV  L8 
Vera  1-13-27DV  L8 

MIDDLETON 

C.  A.  12-20-27DV  L5 
C.  A.  12-20-27DV  N7 
Carrie  12-20-27DV  L5 
Carrie  12-20-27DV  N7 

MIDKIFF 

Helene  Long  5-22-27  N3B 
John  B.  5-22-27M  N3B 
Lizzie  7-3-27  L19 

MIENHOLTZ 

H.  W. ,  Mrs.  9-16-27  L17 
H.  W. ,  Mrs.  9-17-27  L12 
H.  W. ,  Mrs.  9-17-27  N3 

MIKELS 

Grace  Ferrell  10-30-27  Nl 
James  A.  10-30-27M.N1 

MILA 

H.  10-3-27  L10 
H.  10-3-27D  N2 
infant  10-3-27D  L10 
infant  10-3-27D  N2 

MILDRED,  MO. 

naming  of  2-15-27  Nl 


1447 


MILES 

D.  T.  1-22-27  L.7 

Gertrude  5-29-27D  N8C 

Ida  6-9-27  N3 

J.  P.  8-30-27C  Nl 

J.  T.  9-4-27C  L27 

James  6-12-27M  NIB 

James  6-4-27M  Nl 

James  6-9-27M  N3 

James  T.  6-8-27M  L2 

James  T.  6-9-27M  Nl 

Leroy  5-27-27C  N6 

Leroy  6-1-27C  N8 

Lucy  E.  1-22-27  L7 

Lucy  E.  10-22-27  L7 

Lucy  E.  4-16-27  L7 

Lucy  E.  7-16-27  L7 

Lucy  Treesh  9-4-27  L27 

Martha  Vina  Vaughn  6-12-27  NIB 

Martha  Vina  Vaughn  6-8-27  L2 

Martha  Vina  Vaughn  6-9-27  Nl 

Martha  Vina  Vaughn  6-9-27  N3 

Martha  Vine  Vaughn  6-4-27  Nl 

Vina  Vaughn  6-4-27  Nl 

Virginia  Lee  9-4-27B  L27 
MILET 

J.  M.  2-2-27  L2 

J.  M.  2-2-27  Nil 

Joseph,  Mrs.  1-26-27  L7 

Joseph,  Mrs.  1-27-27  L6 

Joseph,  Mrs.  1-27-27  N10 
MILLEN 

Eva  5-13-27DV  L22 

Hall  E.  5-13-27DV  L22 
MILLER 

A.  R.  2-7-27D  L7 
Arthur  6-26-27C  L37 
Arthur,  Jr.  6-26-27B  L37 

B.  J.  6-22-27D  Nl 
B.  J.  6-3-27C  N8 
B.  R.  3-11-27E  L23 
B.  R.  5-8-27M  L3 
Betty  Jean  6-3-27B  N8 
Blanche  L.  2-4-27DV  L9 
Blanche  L.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Blanche  M.  Turner  5-12-27DV  L8 
Bland  R.  5-8-27M  L22 

Bland  R.  5-8-27M  N3C 
Calhoun  2-2-27  N 
Charles  8-13-27  L12 


MILLER  (cont.) 

Charles  8-13-27  N3 
Charles  Lewis  8-28-27M  L15 
Clyde  1-13-27DV  L8 
Clyde  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Doc  6-5-27M  N9C 
Dorothy  D.  Lines  5-8-27  L22 
Dorothy  Lines  5-8-27  L3 
Dorothy  Lines  5-8-27  N3C 

E.  B.  6-22-27D  Nl 
Edmund  D.  1-15-27P  L5 
Edmund  D.  7-16-27P  L7 
Emma  Jane  12-24-27  L8 
Emma  Jane  12-24-27  N12 

F.  A.  11-29-27DV  N2 
Flossie  E.  Dodds  8-28-27  L15 
Francis  8-13-27  L12 

Frank  8-13-27  L12 

Frank  8-13-27  N3 

Gaol  2-20-27  N7 

George  E.,  Mrs.  3-29-27  L10 

George  E.,  Mrs.  3-29-27  N2 

George  F.,  Mrs.  8-10-27  L8 

George  F.,  Mrs.  8-11-27  N3 

George  H.  3-27-27M  L10 

Grant  1-9-27  L8 

Grant  1-9-27  N5 

Harry  8-26-27D  L18 

Harry  8-27-27D  N2 

Harry  J.  1-28-27  L22 

Hattie  8-13-27  L12 

Hattie  8-13-27  N3 

Herbert,  Mrs.  5-27-27  L31 

Herman  5-13-27DV  N9 

Herman  B.  2-4-27DV  L9 

Herman  B.  5-12-27DV  L8 

I.  D.  1-9-27  L8 

Ida  May  1-13-27  L8 

J.  Calhoun  2-1-27  LI 

J.  E.  7-31-27  L30 

J.  E.  7-31-27  N9B 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  7-23-27  N9 

J.  V.  6-9-27  L15 

J.  W.  9-25-27  L21 

James  F.  12-20-27M  L13 

James  F.  12-20-27M  Nl 

John  2-1-27  LI 

John  F.  1-10-27D  L6 

John  F.  1-9-27D  L8 

John  F.  1-9-27D  N5 


1448 


MILLER  (cont.) 

Josephine  Connelley  12-20-27  L13 

Josephine  Connelley  12-20-27  Nl 

Julia  Allen  6-20-27  N10 

Katie  8-13-27  L12 

L.  D.  1-9-27  N5 

L.  W.  4-27-27  L13 

Leon  W.  3-29-27  L15 

Lige  12-24-27  L8 

Lige  12-24-27  N12 

Lillie  1-13-27DV  L8 

Lillie  6-22-27  Nl 

Lilly  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Lloyd  J.  4-17-27C  N5 

Lon  12-24-27  L8 

Lon  12-24-27  N12 

Lou  8-13-27  L12 

Lou  8-13-27  N3 

Loula  3-29-27E  L15 

Loula  Margarette  4-27-27M  L13 

Loyd  I.  4-18-27C  L8 

M.  C.  1-9-27  L8 

M.  C.  1-9-27  N5 

M.  J. ,  Mrs.  1-2-27  N 

Mabel  Finn  6-5-27  N9C 

Marie  3-24-27M  L16 

Marie  3-24-27M  N7 

Mary  Clark  1-28-27  L22 

Mattie  11-29-27DV  N2 

May  6-15-27  L3 

Millie  Kinder  3-27-27  L10 

Minnie  11-15-27  L10 

Minnie  11-15-27  N12 

Minnie  B.  11-14-27  LI 

Minnie  B.  11-14-27  N10 

N.  L.  3-16-27C  Nil 

Nina  Kerr  9-25-27  L21 

Nora  6-22-27  Nl 

0.  R.,  Mrs.  12-20-27  Lll 

0.  R. ,  Mrs.  12-21-27  N2 

Ora  6-5-27M  N9C 

Patricia  Carolyn  4-17-27B  N5 

Patricia  Carolyn  4-18-27B  L8 

Randolph  9-25-2 7M  L21 

Reuben  11-14-27D  LI 

Reuben  11-14-27D  N10 

Reuben  11-15-27D  L10 

Reuben  11-15-27D  N12 

Rosa  Taylor  12-2-27  N12 

Ross,  Mrs.  12-2-27  L15 


MILLER  (cont.) 

S.  W.  1-9-27  L8 

S.  W.  1-9-27  N5 

Sarah  Larkins  8-13-27D  L12 

Sarah  Larkins  8-13-27D  N3 

Thomas  F. ,  Mrs.  6-21-27  L10 

Thomas  F.,  Mrs.  6-22-27  N12 

Van  Buren,  Mrs.  8-13-27D  N3 

Velma  5-29-27M  L32 

Velma  5-29-27M  N2 

Verda  Pauline  6-9-27M  LI 5 

W.  D. ,  Mrs.  8-28-27  NIB 

W.  M.  4-27-27  L13 
MILLET 

Joseph  M.,  Mrs.  7-18-27  L13 

Joseph  M.,  Mrs.  7-19-27  N5 
MILLIGAN 

Bill  5-29-27D  N8C 

G.  D.  2-20-27  N3 

Savilla  1-22-27P  L7 

Savilla  7-16-27P  L7 
MILLION 

Eula  6-19-27M  L27 

Eula  6-19-27M  Nl 

Eula  6-19-27M  NIB 
MILLS 

Ann  Parton  8-5-27  N3 

Anna  1-13-27DV  L8 

Anna  Martin  1-14-27DV  Nl 

Bertha  4-18-27  L8 

Bertha  4-19-27  N2 

C.  E.  5-29-27  N2 

C.  E.  8-12-27  L22 

C.  E.  8-12-27  N3 

Charles  E.  5-26-27  L12 

Charles  E.  5-27-27  L24 

Charles  E.  5-27-27  N3 

Clyde  5-26-27D  L12 

Clyde  5-27-27D  L24 

Clyde  5-27-27D  N3 

Clyde  5-29-27D  N2 

David  4-19-27  N2 

Delbert  7-16-27P  L7 

E.  C.  4-18-27  L8 

E.  C.  4-19-27  N2 

E.  C.  7-31-27  L30 

E.  C.  7-31-27  N9B 

E.  L.  4-18-27D  N3 

Elmer  Leon  4-18-27D  L8 

Elmer  Leon  4-19-27D  L10 


1449 


MILLS  (cont.) 

Elmer  Leon  4-19-27D  N2 
H.  J.  4-18-27  L8 
H.  J.  4-19-27  N2 
Herschel  1-13-27DV  L8 
Herschel  1-14-27DV  Nl 
Herschel  D.  8-12-27D  L22 
Herschel  D.  8-12-27D  N3 
I  Hard  8-12-27  L22 
Lillard  8-12-27  N3 
Loren  7-16-27P  L7 
Loretta  11-6-27M  L7 
Mable  4-19-27  N2 
Orren  7-16-27P  L7 
Otta,  Mrs.  7-23-27  N9 
Pauline  8-12-27  L22 
Pauline  8-12-27  N3 
Rufus  E.  4-18-27  L14 
Viola  L.  7-16-27  L7 

MILLSAP 

Glenn  1-14-27DV  L15 
Glenn  5-13-27DV  L22 
Glenn  5-14-27DV  N2 
Vera  5-13-27DV  L22 
Vera  May  1-14-27DV  L15 
Vera  May  5-14-27DV  N2 

MILLSPAUGH 

Blanche  Gray  8-8-27  L4 
Blanche  Gray  8-8-27  Nl 
J.  H.  ,  Mrs.  8-11-27'  N3 

MILSPAUGH 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  8-10-27  L8 

MILSTEAD 

2-18-27  Nl 

MINARD 

Mary  Belle  1-3-27  L10 

MINER 

C.  L.  8-2-27  L12 
James  8-2-27  L12 
Minnie  8-2-27  L12 
Noah  8-2-27  L12 

MINKS 

Julia  Brewer  6-18-27  N2 
Julian,  Mrs.  6-19-27  N4 
Rosetta  Brewer  6-18-27  N2 
Rosetta  Brewer  6-19-27  N4 

MINOR 

Bertha  1-30-27M  L17 
C.  L.  8-3-27  N3 
Edwin  E.  11-24-27M  L8 


MINOR  (cont.) 

Edwin  E.  11-24-27M  Nl 

James  8-3-27  N3 

John  A.  8-2-27D  L12 

John  A.  8-3-27D  N3 

John  C.  8-3-27D  L8 

John  C.  8-4-27D  L8 

John  C.  8-4-27D  N3 

Louis,  Mrs.  5-12-27  N3 

Mary  Bell  Brewer  6-19-27  N4 

Mary  Belle  Brewer  6-18-27  N2 

Minnie  8-3-27  N3 

Nelle  Medlin  11-24-27  Nl 

Nellie  Medlin  11-24-27  L8 

Noah  8-3-27  N3 
MIRES 

Grace  8-28-27  L17 
MISNER 

Faye  I.  Holbert  5-10-27  L15 

Faye  I.  Holbert  5-10-27  N5 

Faye  I.  Holbert  5-8-27  L3 

Lloyd  5-10-27M  L15 

Lloyd  T.  5-10-27M  N5 

Lloyd  T.  5-8-27M  L3 
MITCHELL 

Agatha  7-1-27M  L23 

Agnes  12-7-27M  L17 

Anna  3-12-27  L10 

Bessie  3-12-27  L10 

Bessie  3-13-27  L12 

Bettie  10-30-27  N12A 

Browe  N.  10-30-27  N12A 

Buella  8-31-27  L10 

Buella  9-1-27  N8 

C.  R.  6-3-27  L23 

C.  R.  6-4-27  N5 

Cal  3-12-27  L10 

Clarence  3-24-27D  L7 

Clarence  3-24-27D  N2 

Claud  8-31-27  L10 

Clay  8-31-27  L10 

Dora  3-12-27  L10 

E.  B.  10-30-27D  N12A   , 

Elizabeth  Donnell  10-2-27  N3B 

Florence  T.  1-22-27  L7 

Florence  T.  7-16-27  L7 

Floyd  1-11-27  L6 

Gillie  8-31-27D  L10 

Gillie  9-1-27D  L8 

Gillie  9-1-27D  N8 


1450 


MITCHELL  (cont.) 

Gladys  8-31-27  L10 

Gladys  9-1-27  N8 

Greenberry  10-2-27  LI 

Greenberry  10-2-27  N3B 

H.  L.  3-24-27  L7 

H.  L.  3-24-27  N2 

Inez  3-2-27  L8 

Inez  Langston  2-26-27  L12 

Inez  Langston  2-27-27  L31 

J.  L.  10-24-27  N3 

J.  L.  10-24-27D  L14 

J.  L.  10-24-27D  N3 

J.  L.  10-25-27  L14 

J.  L.  10-25-27  N7 

J.  L.  10-25-27D  L14 

J.  L.  10-25-27D  N7 

J.  L. ,  Jr.  10-24-27  L14 

J.  R.  5-26-27  L16 

Jane  C.  10-25-27  L14 

Jane  C.  10-25-27  N7 

Jeane  Agnes  12-4-27M  NIB 

Jeane  Agus  12-4-27M  L24 

John  E.  10-2-27  LI 

John  E.  10-2-27  N3B 

John  E.  10-3-27  L10 

John  E.  10-4-27  LI 

John  E.  10-5-27  N3 

Katherine  Holder  1-6-27  N6 

Lela  8-31-27  L10 

Lela  9-1-27  N8 

Lillie  8-31-27  L10 

Lillie  9-1-27  N8 

Lula  2-24-27M  N7 

M.  P. ,  Mrs.  11-7-27  L5 

Mary  E.  10-4-27  LI 

Mary  E.  10-5-27  N3 

Max  10-30-27  N12A 

Monroe,  Mrs.  6-4-27  L10 

Monroe,  Mrs.  6-5-27  N2 

Morris  3-16-27  N9 

Nancy  J.  3-12-27D  L10 

Nancy  J.  3-13-27D  L12 

Nancy  J.  3-14-27D  L10 

Norris  3-24-27  L7 

Norris  3-24-27  N2 

O.  C.  10-2-27D  N3B 

0.  C.  10-5-27P  N3 

Obadiah  C.  10-3-27D  L10 

Obadiah  C.  10-4-27P  LI 


MITCHELL  (cont.) 

Obadiah  Clark  10-2-27D  LI 
Pauline  12-25-27M  L16 
Pauline  12-25-27M  NIB 
Porter  6-3-27M  L23 
Porter  6-4-27M  N5 
R.  D.  8-31-27  L10 
R.  D.  9-1-27  L8 
R.  D.  9-1-27  N8 
Rebecca  10-2-27  LI 
Rebecca  10-3-27  L10 
Rebekah  10-2-27  N3B 
Reggie  Lee  1-6-27M  N6 
Robert  B.  6-9-27D  L10 
Robert  B.  6-9-27D  N2 
Robert  G.  10-2-27  LI 
Robert  G.  10-3-27  L10 
Sarah  1-13-27D  Nl 
Sarah  12-25-27  N2C 
Sarah  A.  1-11-27D  L6 
Sarah  A.  1-12-27D  L8 
Sarah  A.  1-13-27D  L8 
Street  10-2-27  N3B 
Susie  8-31-27  L10 
Susie  9-1-27  N8 
Sylvia  Madden  6-3-27  L23 
Sylvia  Madden  6-4-27  N5 
Ted  8-31-27  L10 
Tom  H.  10-30-27  N12A 
Verna  2-18-27  L7 
Verna  E.  10-22-27  L7 
Verna  Jones  2-14-27  Lll 
Virgil  3-12-27  L10 
Virgil  7-1-27  L23 
W.  A.  1-11-27  L6 
W.  A.  10-24-27  L14 
W.  A.  10-24-27  N3 
W.  A.  10-25-27  L14 
W.  A.  10-25-27  N7 
W.  G.  4-16-27  L7 
William  1-31-27D  LI 
William  G.  5-6-27  L26 
William  G. ,  Mrs.  5-6-27  N3 
family  reunion  11-7-27  L5 
infant  5-6-27D  L26 
infant  5-6-27D  N3 

MI TRUCKER 

John  G.  5-14-27DV  N2 
Marie  5-14-27DV  N2 


1451 


MITTRUCKER 

Florence  1-14-27DV  L15 

J.  G.  1-14-27DV  L15 

John  C.  4-23-27DV  N12 

John  G.  4-24-27DV  NIB 

John  G.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Marie  5-13-27DV  L22 

Marie  F.  4-23-27DV  N12 

Marie  R.  4-24-27DV  NIB 
MOBLEY 

R.  B. ,  Mrs.  12-23-27  L18 

R.  B. ,  Mrs.  12-24-27  L8 

R.  B. ,  Mrs.  12-24-27  N12 
MOEDE 

Ruth  6-2-27D  LI 
MOELLER 

Elizabeth  Waters  8-1-27  Nl 
MOEN 

Ova  9-15-27D  L10 

Ova  9-16-27D  N16 
MOFFAT 

,  Father  4-10-27  N12C 

MOFFETT 

Anna  12-18-27  L43 

Anna  12-18-27  NIB 

E.  B.  12-18-27  L43 

E.  B.  12-18-27  NIB 

E.  S.  12-18-27  L43 

E.  S.  12-18-27  NIB 

F.  L.  12-17-27D  L12 
F.  L.  12-18-27D  L43 
F.  L.  12-20-27D  Lll 
Frank  L.  12-18-27  NIB 
Frank  L.  12-18-27D  NIB 
Joe  Bob  12-18-27  NIB 
Marion  12-18-27  NIB 

R.  W.  12-18-27  L43 
R.  W.  12-18-27  NIB 
Riley  12-18-27  NIB 

MOFFIT 

Clementine  Harneen  4-20-27  L8 

MOFFITT 

Clementine  Harneen  4-21-27  N3 
Clemmie  Harness  4-8-27  L21 
Clemmie  Harness  4-9-27  L10 
Clemmie  Harness  4-9-27  N12 

MOHLING 

Eula  Pelton  8-31-27  L10 
Eula  Pelton  8-31-27  Nl 
Eula  Pelton  8-31-27  N12 


MOHLING  (cont.) 

Fred  8-31-27M  L10 

Fred  8-31-27M  Nl 

Fred  8-31-27M  N12 
MOHWINKEL 

Chris  2-22-27D  L7 

Chris  2-22-27D  Nl 

Dick  2-22-27  L7 

Dick  2-22-27  Nl 

Minnie  2-22-27  L7 

Minnie  2-22-27  Nl 
MOLBIN 

Laura  Thomas  9-21-27  L12 
MOLDER 

Guy  4-9-27  N12 

Guy,  Mrs.  4-9-27  L10 
MOLEN 

G.  A.  1-31-27  L7 

Gardner  A.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Garner  3-6-27DV  L30 

Garner  A.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Guy  Orban  1-31-27D  L7 

Ruth  R.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Ruth  R.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Ruth  R.  Wilcox  3-6-27DV  L30 
MOLGARD 

Blanche  E.  7-29-27DV  L8 

Blanche  E.  7-31-27DV  N2A 

Blanche  E.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Blanche  E.  Strait  10-7-27DV  L22 

Carl  J.  10-7-27DV  L22 

Carl  J.  7-29-27DV  L8 

Carl  J.  7-31-27DV  N2A 

Carl  J.  9-17-27DV  N3 
MOLTEN 

Lena  Thomas  9-20-27  N3 
MONDAY 

Margaret  M.  2-28-27  L6 
MONGER 

Frank  11-19-27  N3 

infant  11-19-27D  N3 
MONROE 

Adelia  4-8-27D  L21 

Adelia  4-8-27D  N7 

Adelia  4-9-27D  N12 

Adelia  10-22-27  L7 

C.  R. ,  Mrs.  2-5-27D  N3 

Catherine  2-4-27  L6 

Catherine  2-5-27  N3 

Fred  2-4-27  L6 


1452 


MONROE  (cont.) 

Fred  2-5-27  N3 
Maude  L.  2-4-27D  L6 
Maude  L.  2-5-27D  N3 
Maude  L.  Macon  2-4-27D  L6 
Maude  L.  Macon  2-5-27D  N3 
0.  R. ,  Mrs.  2-4-27D  L6 
Robert  2-4-27  L6 
Robert  2-5-27  N3 

MONTAETH 

E. ,  Mrs.  1-2-27  L6 

MONTGOMERY 

Bennie  Lind  7-26-27  N3 
Claude  7-26-27M  N3 
E.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-11-27  L9 
Edith  Jones  2-14-27  Lll 
J.  B. ,  Mrs.  1-22-27  L4 
John  B.,  Mrs.  1-31-27  L16 
John  B.,  Mrs.  2-2-27  L 
Margaret  2-2-27  L 
Mary  Phelps  1-22-27  L4 
Paul  1-6-27D  Lll 
Paul  1-7-27D  L14 
Sam  8-21-27C  N8C 

MOODY 

C.  W.  2-3-27M  Nl 
Charles  2-2-27M  L17 
Charles  W.  2-4-27M  L8 
Laura  B.  Owens  2-4-27  L8 
Laura  Owen  2-2-27  L17 
Laura  Owens  2-3-27  Nl 
Maud  Walker  7-20-27  Nl 
William  M.  7-20-27M  Nl 

MOOMAW 

Alma  7-16-27P  L7 
Homer  M.  7-16-27P  L7 
Lois  M.  7-16-27P  L7 
Morda  7-16-27  L7 

MOON 

Kelly  6-12-27  N5 
S.  K.  6-12-27  N5 

MOONEY 

Alice  12-25-27  N5A 
David  P.  12-20-27  N7 
Mary  12-20-27  N7 
William  11-5-27  L3 

MOONEYHAM 

Alzada  2-23-27  L14 
Alzada  F.  2-22-27  L9 
Edith  Mae  6-21-27M  Nl 


MOONEYHAM  ( cont . ) 

Edith  Mae  6-21-27M  N8 

J.  E.  1-22-27  L7 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  8-11-27  L8 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  8-12-27  N3 

L.  C.  1-22-27P  L7 

W.  M.  10-22-27  L7 

W.  M.  2-22-27  L9 

W.  M.  2-23-27  L14 

Warren  M.  3-2-27  L8 

MOORE 

Alexander  7-18-27DV  L7 
Alexander  7-19-27DV  Nl 
Alexander  9-15-27DV  L15 
Alexander  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Alice  Lamun  2-1-27  L14 

B.  12-20-27  L14 

Bertha  M.  Burney  9-10-27  L12 
Bertha  M.  Burney  9-11-27  Nl 

C.  C. ,  Mrs.  8-10-27  L8 
C.  C. ,  Mrs.  8-11-27  N3 
Carl  2-21-27  N2 

Carl  2-22-27  L9 
Carl  2-23-27  Nl 
Carl,  son  of  2-21-27D  L6 
Charles  C.  10-15-27D  L7 
Charles  C.  10-15-27D  N3 
Charles  C.  10-16-27D  L35 
Charles  C.  10-16-27D  N3A 
Charles  E.  12-27-27  Lll 
Charles,  Mrs.  12-20-27  L14 
Charles,  Mrs.  12-21-27  N2 
Clara  O.  11-23-27DV  L8 
Clara  Opal  11-23-27DV  N12 
Clarence  2-12-27D  L10 
David  3-23-27DV  L10 
David  3-23-27DV  N10 
David  5-12-27DV  L8 
David  5-13-27DV  N9 
Dick  8-24-27  L13 
Drucilla  B.  1-22-27  L7 
Drucilla  B.  7-16-27  L7 
E.  B.  5-29-27  NIB   , 
Earl  L.  10-22-27  L7 
Earl  L.  4-16-27P  L7 
Ella  M.  1-16-27DV  L24 
Ellen  M.  1-13-27DV  L8 
Elvin,  Mrs.  11-5-27  N12 
Elwin  5-7-27C  L5 
Elwin,  Mrs.  11-20-27  L32 


1453 


MOORE  (cont.) 

Elwin,  Mrs.  11-20-27  N9B 

Estella  3-23-27DV  L10 

Estella  3-23-27DV  N10 

Estella  5-12-27DV  L8 

Estella  5-13-27DV  N9 

Evin,  Mrs.  11-6-27  L22 

Frances  5-19-27  N8 

G.  W.  12-27-27  N5 

George  1-14-27  L14 

George  G.  1-1-27  N3 

George,  Mrs.  7-23-27  L6 

George,  Mrs.  7-24-27  N2B 

H.  A.  8-24-27  N5 

H.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-14-27  L5 

H.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-14-27  N10 

Harold  L.  11-23-27DV  L8 

Harold  L.  11-23-27DV  N12 

Hazel  1-13-27  L8 

Howard  Frederick  2-21-27D  N2 

Howard  Frederick  2-22-27D  L9 

Howard  Frederick  2-23-27D  Nl 

Irene  10-16-27M  N7B 

Isom  1-14-27D  L14 

J.  N.  2-21-27  L6 

J.  N.  2-21-27  N2 

J.  N.  2-22-27  L9 

J.  Omar,  Mrs.  1-9-27  N 

James  M.  1-22-27  L7 

Jess  W.  7-27-27  N12 

Jewell  6-16-27DV  L15 

Jewell  6-17-27DV  L19 

Jewell  6-17-27DV  Nl 

Jewell  9-15-27DV  L15 

Jewell  9-16-27DV  Nl 

John  p.  956 

Jonathan  P.  7-27-27  L3 

Jonathan  P.  7-27-27  N12 

L.  C.  5-19-27D  L12 

L.  C.  5-19-27D  N8 

Laura  5-19-27  L12 

Laura  5-19-27  N8 

Leslie  C.  5-19-27  L12 

Leslie  C.  5-19-27  N8 

Lex  D.  9-10-27M  L12 

Lex  D.  9-11-27M  Nl 

Lyle  Price  10-18-27  Nl 

M.  M. ,  Mrs.  8-20-27D  L12 

M.  M. ,  Mrs.  8-20-27D  N3 

Mack  2-12-27  L10 


MOORE  (cont.) 

Margaret  12-27-27M  N5 
Maude  Houk  1-30-27  N6 
May  5-19-27  L12 
May  5-19-27  N8 
Minnie  Dissux  5-8-27  N2B 
Omar  J.,  Mrs.  1-9-27  L18 
Parmelia  7-19-27DV  Nl 
Parmelia  9-15-27DV  L15 
Parmelia  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Permelia  7-18-27DV  L7 
Pinkey  8-24-27  L13 
Pony  5-29-27  NIB 
Richard  Eugene  5-7-27B  L5 
S.  A. ,  Mrs.  1-12-27  L8 
Sam,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 
Sam,  Mrs.  5-30-27  N2 
T.  E.  10-18-27M  Nl 
W.  B.  1-22-27P  L7 
W.  B.  7-16-27P  L7 
Walter,  Mrs.  8-24-27  L13 
Ward  C.  6-16-27DV  L15 
Ward  C.  6-17-27DV  L19 
Ward  C.  6-17-27DV  Nl 
Ward  C.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Ward  C.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Will  H.  1-13-27DV  L8 
Will  H.  1-16-27DV  L24 
Willie  Marie  1-1-27M  N3 
family  reunion  7-27-27  L3 
family  reunion  7-27-27  N12 
family  reunion  8-24-27  N5 

MOORER 

W.  D.  3-21-27  L13 
W.  D.  3-22-27E  N5 
William  Durant  3-21-27E  L13 
William  Durant  3-22-27E  N5 

MOORMAN 

Meda  A.  Hudson  6-9-27  Nl 
Walter  E.  6-9-27M  Nl 

MORELAND 

Nola  8-9-27  L4 

MORELOCK 

C.  G. ,  Mrs.  9-6-27  N3 
Stella  10-1-27  L8 
Zela  Davis  9-24-27  L12 
Zela  Davis  9-25-27  N4A 

MORELY 

May  Moore  5-19-27  L12 
May  Moore  5-19-27  N8 


1454 


MORGAN 

Charles,  Mrs.  3-10-27  L8 

D.  B. ,  Mrs.  10-3-27  L10 

D.  B. ,  Mrs.  10-4-27  N2 

Delia  12-23-27  L18 

Elizabeth  Melton  8-15-27  N10 

Helen  6-12-27E  N6B 

Helen  7-17-27M  N8B 

Helen  7-18-27M  N5 

Helen  F.  7-18-27M  L13 

L.  H. ,  Mrs.  7-18-27  L13 

L.  H. ,  Mrs.  7-18-27  N5 

L.  R. ,  Mrs.  6-12-27  N6B 

L.  R. ,  Mrs.  7-17-27  N8B 

Lloyd  R.  12-24-27M  LI 

Lloyd  R.  12-24-27M  Nl 

Loney  12-23-27  L18 

Nina  Oletta  Ray  12-24-27  LI 

Nina  Oletta  Ray  12-24-27  Nl 

Nora  E.  Tubbs  4-28-27  L3 

Roy,  Mrs.  12-5-27  L4 

S.  A.  12-23-27  L18 

Sarah  E.  8-4-27  L8 

Sherwood,  Mrs.  9-19-27  N10 

Tom,  Mrs.  3-5-27  L12 

Tom,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L30 

Walter  10-2-27  L31 

Walter  9-28-27  L10 

MORMAN 

Edith  May  1-13-27DV  L8 
Richard  M.  1-13-27DV  L8 

MORRIS 

A.  P.  6-30-27D  L14 

A.  P.  6-30-27D  N3 

Ab,  Mrs.  1-9-27D  L10 

Belle  6-12-27  L31 

Belle  6-12-27  N7 

Bertha  12-11-27D  L10 

Bertha  12-11-27D  N5B 

Bertha  12-12-27D  N2 

Bertha  Garrett  12-11-27D  L10 

Bertha  Garrett  12-11-27D  N5B 

Buster  2-20-27C  N7 

Carl  12-11-27  L10 

Carl  12-11-27  N5B 

Clarence  3-31-27DV  L14 

Clarence  E.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Clarence  E.  5-14-27DV  N2 

Clarence  M.  4-1-27DV  N9 

Dave  P.  6-10-27  N7 


MORRIS  (cont.) 

Dessie  M.  3-31-27DV  L14 

Dessie  M.  4-1-27DV  N9 

Dessie  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Dessie  M.  5-14-27DV  N2 

Edward,  Mrs.  8-22-27D  Nl 

Elsie  Mae  12-11-27  L10 

Elsie  Mae  12-11-27  N5B 

Eugene,  Mrs.  12-11-27D  N5B 

Eugene,  Mrs.  12-12-27D  L10 

Eugene,  Mrs.  12-12-27D  L9 

Eugene,  Mrs.  12-12-27D  N2 

F.  M.  9-14-27D  L13 

F.  M.  9-15-27D  L10 

F.  M.  9-15-27D  N12 

Frank  6-10-27  N7 

Gene  6-12-27  L31 

Glen  6-12-27  N7 

H.  M.  10-16-27  L22 

H.  M.  10-16-27  N3C 

Joe  6-12-27  L31 

Joe  6-12-27  N7 

Josephine  Birkenback  5-20-27  L22 

L.  E. ,  Mrs.  10-25-27  L14 

L.  E. ,  Mrs.  10-26-27  L14 

L.  E. ,  Mrs.  10-26-27  N3 

L.  H.  12-12-27  N2 

Laurel  1-9-27  L10 

Lee  6-12-27  L31 

Lee  6-12-27  N7 

Lee  6-30-27  L14 

Lee  H.  6-30-27  N3 

Lizzie  6-12-27  L31 

Lizzie  6-12-27  N7 

Louisa  McCormack  2-27-27  L22 

M.  A.,  Mrs.  6-12-27D  L31 

M.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-12-27D  N7 

Mack  2-27-27M  L22 

O.  D. ,  Mrs.  1-23-27  L5 

O.  D. ,  Mrs.  1-23-27  NIB 

O.  D. ,  Mrs.  1-24-27  L6 

O.  D. ,  Mrs.  1-25-27  L12 

Pauline  L.  9-16-27.N1 

Robert  6-12-27  L31 

Robert  6-12-27  N7 

Thelma  10-16-27M  L22 

Thelma  10-16-27M  N3C 

Will  6-12-27  L31 

William  6-12-27  N7 


1455 


MORRISON 

Belle  Presley  2-5-27  L9 
F.  R. ,  Mrs.  11-10-27  N3 
I.  R.  11-13-27  L32 
I.  R.  11-13-27  NUB 
Nathan  J.  p.  956 
William  2-5-27M  L9 

MORRISVILLE,  MO. 

naming  of  3-16-27  N9 

MORROW 

Alfred  1-17-27D  N2 
Edith  4-10-27  LI 
Frank  1-17-27  N2 
Huse  1-17-27  N2 
Lula  1-17-27  N2 
Nettie  1-17-27  N2 

MORTON 

Claude  3-29-27E  LI 5 

Elsie  1-22-27  L5 

Etolia  1-22-27  L5 

Garland  1-22-27  L5 

Gertrude  1-22-27  L5 

Homer  1-22-27  L5 

Hugh,  Mrs.  7-16-27  L12 

Hugh,  Mrs.  7-17-27  N6A 

Irene  1-22-27  L5 

J.  Claude  4-27-27M  L13 

Julia  Willis  1-22-27  L5 

Julia  Willis  2-16-27  L10 

Julia  Willis  2-16-27  N7 

Loula  M.  Miller  4-27-27  L13 

M.  W.  1-22-27  L5 

M.  W. ,  Mrs.  1-21-27  L20 

Martha  8-11-27  N8 

Merritt  W.  1-10-27D  L7 

Merritt  W.  1-9-27D  L10 

Merritt  W.  1-9-27D  N6B 

Sarah  Willis  2-16-27  L10 

Sarah  Willis  2-16-27  N7 

MOSBY 

Leola  4-14-27DV  L12 
Leola  6-5-27DV  N4A 
William  Edward  4-14-27DV  L12 
William  Edward  6-5-27DV  N4A 

MOSER 

C.  0.  12-2-27  L15 
C.  0.  12-3-27  N12 
J.  A.  2-7-27  L2 

MOSIER 

C.  0.  9-10-27  L12 


MOSIER  (cont.) 

C.  O.  9-11-27  N6A 

Harold  9-11-27M  L20 

Harold  9-11-27M  N9A 

Otis  6-10-27  N5 

Thelma  Abbott  9-11-27  L20 

Thelma  Abbott  9-11-27  N9A 
MOSLEY 

John  5-16-27M  L8 

John  5-17-27M  N3 

Nora  Rickets  5-16-27  L8 

Nora  Ricketts  5-17-27  N3 
MOSS 

Katherine  Goode  3-5-27  LI 

Katherine  Goode  3-6-27  LI 
MOTLEY 

Hattie  Sanders  10-14-27  L25 

J.  S.  6-5-27  L31 

James  6-1-27  N8 

James  6-2-27  L10 

John  2-7-27P  L7 

John  7-16-27P  L7 

Lilburn  10-14-27M  L25 
MOTZ 

Helen  M.  10-27-27M  Nl 
MOUDY 

Arle  5-13-27DV  L22 

Arlo  4-14-27DV  L12 

Arlo  4-14-27DV  N12 

Arlo  5-13-27DV  N9 

Ella  4-14-27DV  L12 

Ella  4-14-27DV  N12 

Ella  5-13-27DV  L22 

Ella  5-13-27DV  N9 
MOUGER 

W.  F.  11-19-27  L8 

W.  F.  11-19-27  N3 

W.  F.  11-20-27  L31 

infant  11-19-27D  L8 

infant  11-19-27D  N3 

infant  11-20-27D  L31 
MOULTON 

Robert  Henry  7-30-27  Lll 

Robert  Henry  7-3  0-27  N5 

W.  M. ,  Mrs.  7-30-27  Lll 

W.  M. ,  Mrs.  7-30-27  N5 
MOUNDS 

Indian  10-13-27  N6 

made  by  Indians  10-12-27  L6 

on  Drury  campus  3-6-27  L34 


1456 


MOUNT 

Kate  7-16-27  L7 

Mary  E.  7-16-27P  L7 

Moses  Asberry  7-16-27  L7 
MOURGLIA 

Virginia  12-25-27M  N8C 

Virginia  R.  12-16-27M  Nl 
MOWELL 

Evelyn  Louise  4-19-27B  L10 

L.  B.  4-19-27C  L10 
MOYABB 

Allie  10-24-27  L15 

Harvey  10-24-27  L15 

Henrietta  10-24-27  L15 

William  10-24-27  L15 
MOYER 

Alice  Curtice  4-27-27  LI 

Alice  Curtice  5-1-27  N8B 

Helen  3-20-27M  N6C 

Lahoma  6-15-27M  L13 

M. ,  Mrs.  6-15-27  L13 

Okla  Lahoma  6-15-27M  L13 
MUELLER 

Elizabeth  Waters  8-1-27  L12 

Elizabeth  Waters  8-2-27  N12 
MULLEN 

Caroline  L.  Coffman  12-24-27  LI 

Caroline  L.  Coffman  12-24-27  Nl 

Ralph  E.  12-24-27M  LI 

Ralph  E.  12-24-27M  Nl 
MULLENS 

Gladys  4-17-27M  N5 
MULLIKIN 

C.  C.  1-22-27  L7 

C.  C.  7-16-27  L7 
MULLIN 

Janie  Pipkin  5-5-27  LI 

Janie  Pipkin  5-6-27  Nl 
MUNDAY 

Athena  1-14-27DV  L15 

Ethnia  V.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Warren  1-14-27DV  L15 

Warren  5-13-27DV  L22 
MUNDY 

Ethia  V.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Warren  Albert  9-17-27DV  N3 
MUNGER 

E.  D.,  Mrs.  4-23-27D  L10 

Lillie  4-23-27D  L10 

Lillie  4-24-27D  N10A 


MUNHOLLON 

Ruth  8-18-27M  N12 
MURATTA 

11-3-27D  L17 

Flora  Belle  11-2-27  N8 

Flora  Pool  11-2-27  N8 

J.  R.  11-2-27  N8 

John  11-2-27  N8 

Matthew  H.  11-2-27D  N8 

S.  G.  11-2-27  N8 

Sue  11-2-27  N8 
MURCHISON 

Frank  6-26-27M  N3C 

Frank  M.  6-25-27M  L9 

Frank  M.  6-26-27M  L20 

Frank  M.  6-26-2 7M  N7A 

Grace  Leard  Andrews  6-25-27  L9 

Grace  Leard  Andrews  6-26-27  L20 

Grace  Leard  Andrews  6-26-27  N3C 

Lunetta  G.  Andrews  6-26-27  N7A 

Mcintosh  6-25-27  L9 

Mcintosh  6-26-27  N3C 
MURDOCK 

Marie  11-23-27M  L8 

Marie  11-23-27M  Nl 
MURFF 

C.  Y. ,  Mrs.  6-22-27  N8 
MURI 

B.  F.  8-10-27  N2 

B.  F.  8-9-27  L4 

C.  H.  8-10-27  N2 
Caroline  8-10-27  N2 
Caroline  8-9-27  L4 
E.  H.  8-9-27  L4 

E.  T.  8-10-27  N2 
E.  T.  8-9-27  L4 
Elizabeth  8-10-27  N2 
Elizabeth  8-17-27  L10 
Elizabeth  8-17-27  N10 
Elizabeth  8-9-27  L4 
Emma  8-10-27  N2 
Emma  8-9-27  L4 
John  N.  8-10-27D  L8( 
John  N.  8-10-27D  N2 
John  N.  8-17-27D  L10 
John  N.  8-17-27D  N10 
John  N.  8-9-27D  L4 
Sophie  8-10-27  N2 
Sophie  8-9-27  L4 
Will  8-9-27  L4 


1457 


MURI  (cont.) 

William  8-10-27  N2 

MURPHEY 

Noah  W.  4-16-27P  L7 

MURPHY 

A.  J.  7-6-27  L13 
Ada  Fay  3-30-27M  L9 
Ada  Fay  3-30-27M  N7 
C.  Z.  9-25-27D  L10 
Elsie  8-28-27M  L15 
Elsie  8-28-27M  L17 
Elsie  8-28-27M  Nl 
Isaac  N.  12-20-27DV  L3 
Isaac  N.  12-21-27DV  L3 
Isaac  N.  12-21-27DV  N3 
J.  W. ,  Mrs.  2-2-27  L7 
J.  W. ,  Mrs.  2-4-27  L6 
Jennie  7-28-27DV  Nl 
Jesse  G.  4-16-27  L7 
June  9-17-27DV  N3 
Junie  7-27-27DV  L16 
Junie  9-16-27DV  L6 
Lulu  7-29-27M  L8 
Marion  10-11-27  L9 
Mary  10-12-27  N5 
Noah  W.  4-16-27P  L7 
Ollie  A.  12-20-27DV  L3 
Ollie  A.  12-21-27DV  L3 
Ollie  A.  12-21-27DV  N3 
Pearl  J.  7-6-27M  L13 
R.  J.  8-6-27C  N3 
Rolla  H.  12-24-27D  L8 
Rolla  H.  12-25-27D  L2 
Rolla  H.  12-25-27D  N2A 
William  7-27-27DV  L16 
William  7-28-27DV  Nl 
William  9-16-27DV  L6 
William  9-17-27DV  N3 

MURRAY 

Ada  Johns  7-10-27  L31 

Anna  Law  1-14-27DV  L15 

Gladys  6-10-27M  N5 

H.  H.  1-14-27DV  L15 

H. ,  Mrs.  6-10-27  N5 

Jack  5-26-27  L16 

Jennie  9-20-27  L17 

L.  H.  6-5-27  N6B 

Lucy  Livingston  2-12-27  N12 

Ray  E.  1-25-27C  L12 

William,  Mrs.  11-16-27  Lll 


MURRAY  (cont.) 

William,  Mrs.  11-16-27  N6 

MURREY 

Gladys  6-11-27M  L13 

Gladys  6-2-27M  N8 

H. ,  Mrs.  6-11-27  L13 

MURRY 

J.  C.  1-20-27D  L2 

MUSE 

Mary  2-10-27  L 

MUSGRAVE 

L.  H.  10-2-27A  L22 
Myrtle  8-1-27DV  L8 
Myrtle  8-2-27DV  N12 
Myrtle  9-15-27DV  L15 
Myrtle  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Myrtle  Herbert  8-1-27DV  L8 
R.  V.  10-2-27  L22 
W.  H.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
W.  M.  8-1-27DV  L8 
W.  M.  8-2-27DV  N12 
W.  M.  9-15-27DV  L15 

MUTACHELER 

Emma  2-2-27  M6 

MYER 

Fred  4-3-27C  N10C 
George,  Mrs.  8-16-27  L16 
George,  Mrs.  8-17-27  N3 
James  Fredrick  4-3-27B  N10C 

MYERS 

Albert  3-14-27  L10 
Albert  3-14-27  N2 
Albert  3-20-27  L25 
B.  H.  9-23-27  N5 
Bertha  9-23-27M  N5 
Clarence  5-10-27DV  L16 
Clarence  M.  5-10-27DV  N9 
Clarence  M.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Delia  Mae  5-7-27D  L5 
Delia  Mae  5-8-27D  L19 
Delia  Mae  5-8-27D  N2B 
Delia  Mae  5-9-27D  L8 
Delia  Mae  5-9-27D  N2   , 
Edward  Lafayette  12-31-27  N3 
Ethel  Durham  2-23-27  L14 
Ethel  Grace  5-10-27DV  L16 
Ethel  Grace  5-10-27DV  N9 
Ethel  Grace  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Everet  9-23-27  N5 
F.  E.  4-24-27  L34 


1458 


MYERS  (cont.) 

F.  M. ,  Mrs.  6-2-27D  L5 

F.  M. ,  Mrs.  6-3-27D  L8 

F.  M. ,  Mrs.  6-3-27D  N12 

Frank  E.  4-13-27  L8 

Frank  E.  4-14-27  N2 

George  4-13-27  L8 

George  4-14-27  N2 

George  9-23-27  N5 

George,  Mrs.  8-16-27  N6 

Helen  Clare  5-7-27  LI 

Helen  Clare  5-8-27  L19 

J.  E.  4-24-27  L34 

J.  Ed  4-13-27  L8 

J.  Ed  4-14-27  N2 

J.  G.  4-24-27  L34 

Lena  Hogue  8-16-27  L2 

Lena  Hogue  8-16-27  Nl 

Levi  3-16-27  LI 

Louis  H.  3-23-27M  L7 

Louis  H.  3-23-27M  N3 

Margaret  W.  4-16-27P  L7 

Mary  E.  6-2-27D  L5 

Mary  E.  6-3-27D  L8 

Mary  E.  6-3-27D  N12 

Maud  4-8-27  N7 

Maude  4-13-27  L8 

Maude  4-14-27  L5 

Maude  4-14-27  N2 

Maude  4-15-27  L12B 

Maude  4-16-27  L5 

Maude  4-16-27  N12 

Maude  4-7-27  L14 

Nannie  9-4-27  N3C 

R.  H.  12-31-27  N3 

R.  L.  10-25-27  L16 

Robert  G.  3-14-27D  L10 

Rose  3-16-27D  LI 

Ruby  Mae  Richter  3-23-27  L7 

Ruby  Mae  Richter  3-23-27  N3 

Sudney,  Mrs.  5-8-27D  N2C 

Sydney  F. ,  Mrs.  5-7-27D  LI 

Sydney  F.,  Mrs.  5-8-27D  L19 

Sydney  F.,  Mrs.  5-9-27D  L8 

Sydney,  Mrs.  5-8-27D  N2B 

Sydney,  Mrs.  5-9-27D  N2 

Theodore  6-2-27  L5 

Theodore  6-3-27  N12 

William  8-16-27M  L2 

William  F.  8-16-27M  Nl 


MYERS  (cont.) 

infant  3-14-27D  L10 

NABORS 

Estus  1-10-27DV  L6 
Estus  1-9-27DV  N5B 
Estus  5-12-27DV  L8 
Frances  1-10-27DV  L6 
Frances  1-9-27DV  N5B 
Francis  5-12-27DV  L8 

NADE 

William,  Mrs.  2-1-27D  N8 

NAEBORS 

Frances  9-11-27M  L31 

NAEHR 

Grace  Reich  4-30-27  N6 

NALBORS 

Frances  9-11-27M  Nl 

NALL 

Edith  12-24-27M  LI 
Edith  12-24-27M  Nl 

NANCE 

Jesse  1-16-27DV  L24 
L.  F.  4-16-27  L7 
Roy  4-16-27P  L7 
Susie  1-16-27DV  L24 

NANTA 

Mildred  3-23-27D  Lll 
Mildred  3-23-27D  N10 

NAPPER 

Mary  3-24-27DV  Lll 
Mary  5-12-27DV  L8 
Mary  5-14-27DV  LI 
Seth  3-24-27DV  Lll 
Seth  5-12-27DV  L8 
Seth  5-14-27DV  LI 

NASH 

Alma  W.  Finley  5-3-27  N6 
Carrie  8-7-27  L7 
Dave,  Mrs.  5-11-27  L7 
Dave,  Mrs.  5-6-27  L26 
Dave,  Mrs.  5-7-27  L5 
Dave,  Mrs.  5-8-27  LI 9 
Dave,  Mrs.  5-8-27  N2B 
Ella  C.  4-16-27  L7 
Ella  C.  8-7-27P  L7 
Ella  C.  8-7-27P  Nl 
Ella  Chaning  8-3-27D  L8 
Ella  Chaning  8-3-27D  N3 
Ella  Chaning  8-4-27D  L8 
Ella  Chaning  8-4-27D  N3 


1459 


NASH  (cont.) 

Ella  Chaning  8-5-27D  N3 

John  E.  5-3-27M  N6 

John,  Mrs.  5-10-27  N6 

John,  Mrs.  5-9-27  L8 

P.  N. ,  Mrs.  5-12-27  L8 

P.  N. ,  Mrs.  5-12-27  N7 

Rodney  F.  8-3-27  L8 

Rodney  F.  8-3-27  N3 

W.  F.  8-3-27  L8 

W.  F.  8-3-27  N3 

Walter  8-7-27  L7 

Walter  8-7-27  Nl 

Walter  C.  4-16-27P  L7 
NASLE 

Alma  W.  Finley  5-3-27  N12 

John  E.  5-3-27M  N12 
NASSEY 

infant  11-29-27D  N6 
NATHAN 

C.  S. ,  Mrs.  10-31-27  N8 
NAULES 

J.  W.  10-1-27  L8 
NAULIN 

Allida  5-10-27D  N6 
NAYLOR 

Will,  Mrs.  12-14-27D  N2 
NCCORY 

Sam,  Mrs.  5-15-27  N2 
NCKINNEY 

Clyde  9-17-27D  L12 
NEAL 

Emery,  Mrs.  10-8-27D  L7 

Emory  L. ,  Mrs.  10-8-27D  L7 

Emory  L.,  Mrs.  10-8-27D  N3 

Leda  10-8-27D  L7 

Leda  10-8-27D  N3 

Leda  10-9-27D  N2A 
NEALE 

Carrie  J.  10-22-27  L7 
NEAVES 

Verbie  J.  1-22-27  L7 
NEE 

C.  C.  8-24-27  Nl 

Dan  M.  8-24-27  Nl 

Grace  Nicholson  8-24-27  Nl 
NEECE 

Alma  1-13-27DV  L8 

Annie  2-21-27DV  L6 

Kern  1-13-27DV  L8 


NEECE  (cont.) 

Kern  2-21-27DV  L6 
Mary  A.  1-22-27P  L7 

NEEDLE 

Maude  Heckler  2-3-27  L4 

NEEDY 

Ed,  Mrs.  6-3-27D  LI 
Ed,  Mrs.  6-5-27D  N3B 
Emma  Lucille  6-3-27D  LI 

NEFF 

Bea  Cunningham  11-22-27  L13 
Bea  Cunningham  11-23-27  L8 
Bea  Cunningham  11-23-27  N8 

NEGUS 

C.  N.  10-12-27  L13 
C.  N.  10-13-27  Lll 
C.  N.  10-13-27  N3 
Fannie  E.  10-12-27D  L13 
Fannie  E.  10-13-27D  Lll 
Fannie  E.  10-13-27D  N3 

NEIGHBORS 

Bess  B.  Jones  10-23-27  L13B 
Bess  B.  Jones  10-23-27  NIB 
Ed  9-17-27  Nl 
Guy  M.  10-23-27M  L13B 
Guy  M.  10-23-27M  NIB 
Sarah  Cheffey  5-10-27  L16 
Sarah  Cheffey  5-10-27  N6 
Sarah  Cheffey  5-9-27  L8 

NEIL 

A.  E. ,  Mrs.  2-19-27  L4 
A.  E. ,  Mrs.  2-20-27  L5 
Albert  6-25-27  L3 
Albert  6-25-27  N2 
Albert  D.  6-25-27D  L3 
Albert  D.  6-25-27D  N2 
Albert  D.  6-26-27D  L37 
Albert  D.  6-26-27D  N2A 
Ella  6-25-27  L3 
Ella  6-25-27  N2 
George  6-25-27  L3 
George  6-25-27  N2 

NEILL 

Arvil  J.  10-9-27C  L7 
Benjamin  O.  7-16-27P  L7 
Clara  Olive  1-12-27M  L8 
Clara  Olive  1-13-27M  N2 
David  B.  7-16-27  L7 

NEILSON 

H.  V. ,  Mrs.  5-11-27  L12 


1460 


NEISWANGER 

Charles  2-20-27  N3 
Charles,  Mrs.  10-17-27  L5 
Charles,  Mrs.  10-17-27  N2 

NELLSON 

H.  B. ,  Mrs.  5-11-27  N6 

NELMS 

J.  A.  10-21-27  Nil 
J.  A.  10-21-27  N3 
James  A.  2-7-27  L7 
James  A.  2-8-27  L7 

NELSON 

A.  M.  9-11-27  L32 

Charles  L.  6-16-27  L4 

Emma  1-22-27  L7 

George  9-11-27  L32 

George  9-26-27  L3 

H.  R. ,  Mrs.  10-11-27  L9 

H.  R. ,  Mrs.  10-11-27  N2 

Harold  1-16-27  L13 

Harry,  Mrs.  1-11-27  L9 

Harry,  Mrs.  1-13-27  N12 

Henry  9-13-27M  L15 

Henry  A.  9-10-27M  L12 

Henry  A.  9-11-27M  Nl 

Irma  Crain  1-20-27  N7 

James  Drew  10-22-27P  L7 

John  9-26-27  L3 

Kathryn  Jane  10-22-27P  L7 

Louis  E.  Lawson  9-11-27  Nl 

Louise  E.  Lawson  9-10-27  L12 

Louise  Lawson  9-13-27  L15 

Maud  5-22-27  N8B 

Maude  G.  10-22-27  L7 

Opal  12-29-27M  L13 

Oscar  9-13-27  L15 

Ralph  12-29-27  L13 

Ruth  Baty  9-26-27  L3 

Ruth  Baty  9-26-27  N10 

W.  M.  9-26-27  L3 

William  R.  8-19-27  N12 

William  Riley  12-29-27  L13 

William,  Mrs.  8-19-27D  N12 

NEMO 

T.  C. ,  Mrs.  3-15-27  L14 
T.  C. ,  Mrs.  3-16-27  N10 

NENNO 

Michael  B.  1-22-27P  L7 

NE SMITH 

Blanch  5-19-27  N8 


NESMITH  (cont.) 

M.  H.  5-24-27C  L12 
Thomas  Menzo  5-24-27B  L12 

NESTER 

J.  J. ,  Mrs.  11-23-27  L8 

NESTOR 

J.  J. ,  Mrs.  11-22-27  L13 
J.  J. ,  Mrs.  11-23-27  N8 

NEUMAN 

August  11-21-27  L5 

NEUMANN 

August  11-21-27  N3 
August  11-22-27  L13 
August  11-22-27  Nil 
August  11-23-27  L8 
August  11-23-27  N8 
August  11-27-27  N5A 
Dora  11-27-27  N5A 
E.  F.  11-21-27D  L5 
E.  F.  11-21-27D  N3 
Ernest  F.  11-22-27D  L13 
Ernest  F.  11-22-27D  Nil 
Ernest  F.  11-23-27D  L8 
Ernest  F.  11-23-27D  N8 
Ernest  F.  11-27-27D  N5A 

NEVILLE 

C.  B.  2-28-27  L15 
Creta  2-28-27M  L15 

NEVINS 

Rachel  McCollum  9-26-27  L13 
Rachel  McCollum  9-26-27  Nl 

NEWBERRY 

George  H.  1-3-27  L3 
George  H.  1-4-27  N9 
H.  O.  5-27-27DV  L24 
H.  O.  9-15-27DV  L15 
H.  O.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Irene  5-27-27DV  L24 
Irene  9-15-27DV  L15 
Irene  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Mae  1-3-27  L3 
S.  P.  4-28-27  L12 
S.  P.  4-29-27  N12  , 
William  J.  4-28-27D  L12 
William  J.  4-29-27D  N12 

NEWBILL 

Addie  V.  7-16-27  L7 
Allie  Cooper  9-26-27  L3 
Allie  Cooper  9-27-27  L10 
Allie  Cooper  9-27-27  N12 


1461 


NEWBILL  (cont.) 

Paul  M.  7-16-27P  L7 
NEWHOUSE 

Mrs 

Mrs 

Mrs 


8-4-27  L8 
8-4-27  N3 
8-5-27  N3 


Paul 
Paul 
Paul. 

NEWKIRK 

Elwood,  Mrs.  4-7-27  L14 
Elwood,  Mrs.  4-7-27  N2 
Ernest  7-16-27P  L7 
Floyd  6-6-27D  N3 
Floyd  E.  6-12-27D  L3 
Floyd  E.  6-6-27D  L4 
Floyd  E.  6-6-27D  N3 
Floyd  E.  6-7-27D  L10 
Floyd  E.  6-7-27D  N8 
Levi  6-12-27  L3 
Levi  6-6-27  L4 
Levi  6-6-27  N3 
Levi  6-7-27  L10 
Levi  6-7-27  N8 
Levi  7-16-27  L7 

NEWLAND 

Anna  11-29-27  N6 
Bruce  11-29-27  N6 
L.  M.  11-29-27D  L5 
L.  N.  11-29-27D  N6 
W.  H.  11-29-27  N6 

NEWLON 

Alberta  Orr  1-3-27  L3 

NEW  MADRID 

earthquake  4-26-27  N8 

NEWMAN 

Agnes  Hardy  11-25-27  LI 
Charles,  Mrs.  8-10-27  L8 
Charles,  Mrs.  8-11-27  N3 
Dora  11-27-27  L28 
Frank  11-2-27  LI 
Frank  11-2-27  Nl 
Frank  11-3-27  Nl 
Frank  R.  11-8-27  L5 
George  8-9-27C  N3 
George  O.  11-8-27D  L5 
Mary  Bell  11-2-27D  LI 
Mary  Bell  11-2-27D  Nl 
Mary  Bell  11-3-27D  LI 
Mary  Bell  11-3-27D  Nl 
Mary  Bell  11-4-27D  L21 
Mary  Belle  11-4-27D  LI 
Mary  Belle  11-8-27D  L5 


NEWMAN  (cont.) 

Mary  Elizabeth  Andres  11-17-27  LI 
Newton  11-17-27M  L17 

Rex  11-25-27M  LI 
NEWMANN 

August  11-27-27  L28 

Ernest  F.  11-27-27D  L28 
NEWPORT 

Sadie  5-23-27  N3 

Sadie  Wagner  2-8-27  L9 

Sadie  Wagner  5-23-27  L6 
NEWSAM 

Nellie  10-17-27  L5 

Nellie  Clayton  10-17-27  N2 
NEWSPAPER  HISTORY 

in  Springfield  1-4-27  LI 
NEWTON 

A.  T. ,  Mrs.  1-23-27  NIB 

A.  T. ,  Mrs.  1-24-27  L6 

Deverne  L.  9-18-27  NIB 

Dwight  11-5-27  LI 

Dwight  11-5-27D  Nl 

Dwight  11-6-27  LI 

Dwight  11-6-27  NIB 

Emmett  11-11-27  L26 

Emmett  11-5-27  LI 

Emmett  11-5-27D  Nl 

Emmett  11-6-27  LI 

Emmett  11-6-27  NIB 

H.  K. ,  Mrs.  1-23-27  L5 

Howard  7-16-27P  L7 

Job  10-13-27  Nl 

Job  11-11-27D  L26 

Job  11-5-27D  LI 

Job  11-5-27D  Nl 

Job  11-6-27D  LI 

Job  11-6-27D  NIB 

Job  11-7-27D  L5 

Job  11-7-27D  Nl 

Job  7-28-27  L6 

Job  7-29-27  N7 

Lena  M.  12-27-27M  L6 

Leona  4-2-27  Nl 

Lulu  4-22-27  Nl 

Minerva  Ault  11-5-27  LI 

Minerva  Ault  7-28-27  L6 

Minerva  C.  Ault  11-6-27  NIB 

Sarah  11-21-27  L16 

Sarah  11-21-27  Nl 

Una  7-18-27M  L7 


1462 


NIBLER 

Mike  10-22-27  L7 

NICHOLAS 

H.  M.  2-2-27C  L13 
H.  M.  2-2-27C  N5 
Murilla  3-29-27  L10 
Murillo  3-31-27  N3 
Nanta  3-23-27  Lll 
Nanta  3-23-27  N10 
Paul  3-31-27  N3 

NICHOLS 

Adrian  D.  1-28-27  L22 
Annie  M.  5-14-27  L8 
Carrie  Zorn  6-13-27  N3 
D.  H.  2-20-27  N3 
Ella  Banning  6-14-27  L12 
Ella  Banning  6-15-27  N2 
Esther  Lee  Danielson  10-23 
Esther  Lee  Danielson  10-8- 
Esther  Lee  Danielson  10-8- 
Fannabelle  Ford  7-30-27  N5 
Forrest  6-25-27C  L3 
Frank,  Mrs.  2-5-27  LI 
Frank,  Mrs.  2-5-27  Nl 
Frank,  Mrs.  2-6-27  L25 
Hubert,  Mrs.  1-30-27  L10 
Hubert,  Mrs.  1-31-27  L7 
Jennie  1-13-27DV  L8 
Jessie  Holladay  1-19-27  L7 
Jessie  Holladay  1-19-27  N2 
John  Henry  1-13-27DV  L8 
Margaret  Alice  6-25-27B  L3 
Mary  M.  5-14-27  L8 
Nathan  Earl  1-19-27M  L7 
Nathan  Earl  1-19-27M  N2 
Olan,  Mrs.  1-22-27  N4 
Otis  R.  10-23-27M  L4B 
Otis  R.  10-8-27M  L12 
Otis  R.  10-8-27M  Nl 
Otis  R.  8-14-27E  N2C 
Thomas  7-30-27M  N5 
Tobitha  1-28-27  L22 
W.  E.  8-14-27  N2C 

NICHOLSON 
B.  F. 
B.  T. 
B.  T. 
B.  T. 


Mrs.  11-29-27DV  N7 

1-13-27DV  L8 

2-21-27DV  L6 

5-12-27DV  L8 
Catherine  Robertson  5-8-27 
Catherine  Robertson  5-9-27 


NICHOLSON  (cont . ) 

Dorothy  L.  2-27-27M  L9 
Dorothy  L.  2-28-2 7MN10 
F.  L.  1-13-27DV  L8 
F.  L.  5-12-27DV  L8 
F.  M.  2-21-27DV  L6 
Fred  5-8-27  N2B 
Fred  5-9-27  L13 
Grace  8-24-27  Nl 
Kadire  A.  10-22-27  L7 
Lyman  10-22-27P  L7 
Silas  L.  5-8-27M  N2B 
Silas  L.  5-9-27M  L13 
Tillman  N.  8-24-27  Nl 

NICKEL 

Esther  L.  2-23-27M  N5 
Fannabelle  Ford  7-31-27  L18 
-27  L4B     Fannabelle  Ford  8-1-27  L12 
27  L12      Hazel  L.  6-2-27M  N8 
27  Nl       J.  B.  2-23-27  N5 

Pannabelle  Ford  8-2-27  Nl 
Thomas  B.  8-2-27M  Nl 
Thomas  R.  7-31-27M  L18 
Thomas  R.  8-1-27M  L12 

NICKLES 

Bettie  3-24-27  L4 
Homer  3-24-27  L4 
May  3-24-27  L4 

Nl COLDS 

Annie  M.  5-14-27  N6 
Mary  M.  5-14-27  N6 

NIELSEN 

Florence  7-16-27  L7 

NIELSON 

Anna  M.  4-17-27M  L20 
Otto  4-17-27  L20 

NIGHTWINE 

Edna  E.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Edna  E.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Homer  F.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Homer  Phillip  9-16-27DV  Nl 

NIMMO 

Elster  4-16-27P  L7  , 

NISSON 

A.  9-27-27  L15 

Paul  F.  9-27-27M  L15 

Ruby  Vaughan  9-27-27  LI 5 

NIXON 
N2B        Edward  C.  7-28-27DV  L10 
L13        Edward  C.  7-29-27DV  N3 


1463 


NIXON  (cont.) 

Edward  C.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Edward  C.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Elsie  B.  7-28-27DV  L10 
Elsie  B.  7-29-27DV  N3 
Elsie  B.  9-15-27DV  LI 5 
Elsie  B.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

NOAKS 

Andrew  8-31-27D  L10 
Andrew  8-31-27D  N12 
Andrew  9-1-27D  N8 
Becky  8-31-27  L10 
Becky  8-31-27  N12 
Bertha  8-31-27  L10 
Bertha  8-31-27  N12 
Bertha  9-1-27  N8 
Bessie  9-1-27  N8 
Mabel  8-31-27  L10 
Mabel  8-31-27  N12 
Mabel  9-1-27  N8 

NOBLE 

N.  D. ,  Mrs.  5-25-27  L6 
N.  D. ,  Mrs.  5-26-27  N3 

NOBLETT 

Edward  J.  5-28-27  L12 
Edward  J.  5-28-27  N12 
Edwin  Sidney  1-22-27P  L7 
Mary  Isabel  1-22-27P  L7 
Mary  L.  5-28-27  N12 
Mary  L.  O ' Day  5-28-27  L12 
Thomas  H.  5-28-27  L12 
Thomas  H.  5-28-27  N12 

NOBLETTE 

Charles  Henry  4-16-27P  L7 
Effie  E.  4-16-27  L7 

NOBLITT 

Nancy  T.  1-22-27P  L7 

NOE 

Gladys  1-22-27P  L7 

NOEL 

Mary  2-13-27D  N6C 
S.  J.  2-13-27  N6C 

NOFSINGER 

Belle  2-23-27  L14 
Lee  2-23-27  L14 

NOKES 

Nelson,  Mrs.  8-7-27  N4A 
W.  R.  8-7-27  N4A 

NOLD 

Elbert  11-12-27A  N4 


NORBURG 

Hazel  Schell  9-3-27  L3 

Max  9-3-27M  L3 
NORBURY 

Hazel  Schell  9-4-27  Nl 

Max  9-4-27M  Nl 
NORMAN 

Frank  H.  1-22-27  L7 

George  4-2-27  L10 

George  4-3-27  N4 

Mary  L.  1-22-27P  L7 

Mary  L.  10-22-27P  L7 

Mary  L.  4-16-27P  L7 

Mary  L.  7-16-27P  L7 

Mary  O.  1-22-27P  L7 
NORRIS 

A.  J.  5-15-27D  LI 

Andrew  J.  5-10-27D  L16 

Andrew  J.  5-10-27D  N6 

Andrew  Jackson  5-9-27D  L8 

Cora  5-15-27  LI 

E.  P.  5-10-27  N6 

Frank  5-27-27M  N6 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  1-31-27  L7 

Jonathan  5-10-27  N6 

Kenneth  5-10-27  N6 

Kenneth  5-9-27  L8 

Mae  Fleming  5-27-27  N6 

Norvall  5-10-27  N6 

Norvall  5-9-27  L8 
NORTHCUTT 

Joseph  1-22-27P  L7 

Joseph  7-16-27P  L7 
NORTHROP 

Arthur  Proctor  3-31-27DV  N3 
NORTHRUP 

A.  P.  3-29-27DV  L10 

Murilla  Nicholas  3-29-27DV  L10 

Murillo  Nicholas  3-31-27DV  N3 

Murrillo  McDaniel  3-31-27DV  N3 
NORTON 

Earl  8-14-27D  N7B 

Elizabeth  6-15-27M  L8  « 

Elizabeth  6-15-27M  N8 
NOSIER 

family  account  10-11-27  L16 
NOSLER 

Ida  White  10-11-27  L16 

Loyd  10-11-27  L16 

account  of  family  10-11-27  L16 


1464 


NOTT 

Ardia  2-27-27M  N10C 

NOWLIN 

/Anna  10-22-27  L7 
Anna  4-16-27  L7 

NUESS 

Mollie  10-17-27D  LI 

NULL 

Anna  7-18-27  L13 
Charles  7-18-27M  N5 
Charles  C.  7-17-27M  N8B 
Charles  E.  6-12-27E  N6B 
Charles  E.  7-18-27M  L13 
Helen  F.  Morgan  7-18-27  L13 
Helen  Morgan  7-17-27  N8B 
Helen  Morgan  7-18-27  N5 

NUNLEY 

S.  R.,  Mrs.  12-31-27D  L13 

NUNN 

Abbie  10-6-27  LI 

NURSS 

Ada  M.  11-14-27  L5 
Ada  M.  11-14-27  N10 
Charles  M.  11-14-27  L5 
Charles  M.  11-14-27  N10 
E.  E.  11-14-27  L5 
E.  E.  11-14-27  N10 
George  O.  11-14-27  L5 
George  0.  11-14-27  N10 
George  P.  11-14-27  L5 
George  P.  11-14-27  N10 
Josephine  11-14-27  L5 
Josephine  11-14-27  N10 

NUTT 

Elizabeth  3-15-27  L14 
George  W.,  Mrs.  3-20-27D  N12A 
Mose  3-15-27  L14 
Mose  3-16-27  N10 

NUTTALL 

Dorothy  Elizabeth  11-2-27D  N8 
Otis  11-2-27  N8 

NYE 

W.  C. ,  Mrs.  8-4-27  N5 

OASIS,  MO. 

naming  of  2-26-27  Nl 

OATMAN 

Alice  Pitman  6-7-27  L10 
Alice  Pitman  6-7-27  N8 

OBANNON 

Irene  1-13-27DV  L8 


OBANNON  (cont.) 

Webster  D.  1-13-27DV  L8 
OBERT 

0.  M.  7-31-27C  N2A 
OBLAND 

Emma  Harwood  10-15-27  L7 

Emma  Harwood  10-15-27  N3 
OBRIEN 

Edith  Pauline  4-16-27P  L7 
OBRYANT 

C.  M.  1-15-27  L5 

C.  M.  7-16-27  L7 

J.  H.  3-13-27  L35 

J.  H. ,  Mrs.  3-10-27  L8 

Nell  1-28-27  L2 
OCHAMBEIN 

Nora  Harwood  10-15-27  L7 
OCHSMBEIN 

Nora  Harwood  10-15-27  N3 
OCONNELL 

Margaret  9-30-27M  L8 

Marguerite  9-30-27M  Nl 
OCONNER 

Thomas  6-30-27  L9 
OCONNOR 

Fay  Shockley  12-4-27  L2 

Lettie  Letterman  9-21-27  L12 

Lettie  Letterman  9-21-27  N3 

Luke  12-4-27M  L2 

Nettie  Letterman  9-25-27  L10 
ODAY 

Alexander  C.  10-22-27P  L7 

E.  C.  5-12-27  L18 

Eleanor  M.  10-22-27P  L7 

John  2-20-27  N3 

John  5-12-27  L18 

John  5-28-27  L12 

Marie  Jane  10-22-27P  L7 

Martha  12-10-27  Nil 

Martha  M.  10-22-27  L7 

Mary  L.  5-28-27  L12 

Robert  C.  10-22-27P  L7 

Thomas  K.  5-12-27  L18 
ODELL 

Perry  7-22-27  L16 
ODEM 

Luther  1-30-27D  N6 

W.  H.  1-30-27  N6 
ODOW 

Harry  7-15-27  L6 


1465 


ODRISCOLL 

D.  J.  4-10-27  N12C 
OEHLBERG 

Amy  I.  Speake  12-31-27  Nl 

Amy  Irene  Speake  12-31-27  L3 

Amy  Speake  12-4-27  L22 

Gene  P.  12-31-27M  L3 

Gene  P.  12-31-27M  Nl 

Gene  P.  12-4-27M  L22 

Gene  P.  12-5-27E  N5 
OETTING 

Francis  A.  10-27-27C  LI 6 

Rosalind  Rader  10-27-27B  L16 
OGDEN 

C.  L.  1-22-27P  L7 

C.  L.  7-16-27P  L7 
Frances  P.  1-22-27  L7 
Frances  P.  7-16-27  L7 

OHARA 

Robert,  Mrs.  6-30-27  N5 

Robert,  Mrs.  7-2-27  Lll 
OKEEFE 

J.  R. ,  Mrs.  8-8-27  L3 
OKINO 

Daisy  M.  4-16-27  L7 
OLDFIELD 

Alice  10-23-27M  L4 

Sarah  10-23-27  L4 
OLDHAM 

W.  F. ,  Mrs.  1-19-27  L7 
OLDS 

E.  F.  1-13-27DV  L8 
George  E.  1-2-27  Nl 
Zella  1-13-27DV  L8 

OLINGER 

D.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-15-27  L10 
D.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-16-27  Lll 
D.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-16-27  N6 
D.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-17-27  L8 
D.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-17-27  N3 

OLIVER 

Gertrude  Sherrod  10-12-27  N12 

Martie  9-8-27  Nl 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27  Nl 

OLIVIER 

Stuart  5-13-27  LI 

OLLIS 

Aileen  Long  3-27-27  L20 
Aileen  Long  4-3-27  L19 
Aileen  Long  4-3-27  N3C 


OLLIS  (cont.) 

Aileen  Long  4-4-27  L13 
Aileen  Long  4-4-27  N5 
Alfred  2-27-27E  L22 
Alfred  2-27-27E  N2C 
Alfred  4-3-27M  N3C 
Alfred  E.  4-3-27M  L2 
Alfred  M.  3-27-27M  L20 
Alfred  M.  4-3-27M  L19 
Alfred  M.  4-4-27M  L13 
Alfred  M.  4-4-27M  N5 
Alfred  Melville  4-3-27M  NIB 
Eva  Aileen  Long  4-3-27  L2 
Eva  Aileen  Long  4-3-27  NIB 
Lawrence  4-4-27  L13 
R.  A.  4-3-27  L19 
R.  A.  4-3-27  N3C 
R.  A.  4-4-27  L13 
R.  A.  4-4-27  N5 
R.  A.  8-20-27  L12 
R.  A.  8-20-27  N3 

OLLMANN 

Hugo,  Mrs.  9-10-27  L8 

OLSEN 

Hans  10-2-27D  N4A 

OLSON 

Hans  9-26-27D  L2 

OMANS 

Bert  5-2-27C  L8 
Bert  5-3-27C  Nl 
Betty  Jean  5-3-27B  Nl 

ONEAL 

Adelia  Stephens  6-5-27  N2B 
Adeline  Stephens  6-5-27  L31 
Elizabeth  Helen  4-1-27M  L13 
F.  L.,  Mrs.  7-24-27M  N10B 
Finis  4-1-27M  L13 
Frank  F.  6-5-27M  L31 
Frank  T.  6-5-27M  N2B 
George  Elmo  10-22-27P  L7 
Irene  Hopkins  4-1-27  L13 
Margaret  M.  7-16-27  L7 
William  W.  10-22-27P  L7 
William  W.  4-16-27P  L7 
Wilson,  Mrs.  4-4-27  L4 
Wilson,  Mrs.  4-4-27  N3 
Zetta  10-22-27  L7 

ONEIL 

Lenna  Marie  2-6-27B  N6 
Will  2-6-27C  N6 


1466 


ONKEN 

Adolph  C.  12-23-27D  L18 

Adolph  C.  12-24-27D  L8 

Adolph  C.  12-24-27D  N12 

Adolph  C.  12-25-27D  L2 

Adolph  C.  12-25-27D  N2A 

Carl  H.  12-23-27  L18 

Carl  H.  12-24-27  L8 

Carl  H.  12-24-27  N12 
OPDYCHE 

Isabel  1-22-27  L7 

T.  C.  1-22-27P  L7 
OREAR 

Floyd  B.  10-12-27C  L13 

M.  A.  10-12-27  LI 3 
ORENDORF 

Elsie  1-13-27DV  L8 

Thomas  1-13- 2 7DV  L8 
ORMAN 

Alta  Rlichardson  8-21-27  N8C 

John  8-21-27M  N8C 
ORNDUFF 

S.  W.  10-11-27D  L10 

S.  W.  10-12-27D  L17 

S.  W.  10-12-27D  N5 
ORR 

Alberta  1-3-27  L3 

Dolly  1-3-27  L3 

Doyle  12-29-27D  Nl 

Edward  12-3-27DV  L12 

Edward  12-3-27DV  Nl 

Ernest  N.  1-3-27  L3 

Gladys  12-3-27DV  Nl 

Gradys  12-3-27DV  L12 

James  H.  1-3-27D  L3 

Ola  B.  12-31-27  N3 

Olla  B.  12-26-27  N8 

011a  B.  Saunders  12-26-27  L15 

W.  J.  1-3-27  L3 

W.  J.,  Mrs.  12-23-27  L18 

W.  J.,  Mrs.  12-24-27  N12 
0RSB0RN 

Belle  1-13-27  L8 

Susan  J.  1-13-27D  L8 

William  1-13-27  L8 
ORTEN 

Jessie  7-20-27  N5 
0SB0RN 

Hattie  Harness  4-8-27  L21 

Hattie  Harness  4-9-27  L10 


OSBORN  (cont.) 

Hattie  Harness  4-9-27  N12 
Mary  Palmer  12-28-27  L2 
Mary  Palmer  12-29-27  N3 
W.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-2-27D  L8 
W.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-3-27D  N7 

OSBORNE 

Elizabeth  4-16-27P  L7 
Lester  D.  2-6-27C  L25 
Lutie  4-14-27M  Nl 

OSBURN 

A.  C.  5-10-27  N6 

A.  C.  5-9-27  L8 

H.  H.  5-10-27  N6 

H.  H.  5-9-27  L8 

J.  A.  5-10-27  N6 

J.  A.  5-9-27  L8 

John,  Mrs.  5-10-27D  N6 

John,  Mrs.  5-9-27D  L8 

Mary  5-10-27  N6 

Mary  5-9-27  L8 

Nancy  P.  5-10-27D  L16 

Nancy  P.  5-10-27D  N6 

Nancy  P.  5-9-27D  L8 

R.  E.  5-10-27  N6 

R.  E.  5-9-27  L8 

OS I FORTH 

Johnnie  1-23-27  N3 

OSTRANDER 

Emma  5-3-27  L3 
Emma  5-4-27  N2 
Frank  5-3-27  L3 
Frank  5-4-27  N2 

OTT 

Elizabeth  1-22-27  L7 
Elizabeth  7-16-27  L7 
Elza  J.  11-1-27D  L16 
Elza  J.  11-1-27D  N3 
Jacob  11-1-27  L16 
Jacob  11-1-27  N3 
Theodore  1-22-27P  L7 
Theodore  7-16-27P  L7 

OTTERSON 

W.  C.  2-20-27  N3 

OTTO 

Camet  1-24-27  L6 
Carnel  1-24-27  L6 
Eva  J.  1-24-27D  L6 
Eva  J.  Ball  1-24-27D  L6 
Eva  Pauline  1-24-27  L6 


1467 


OTTO  (cont.) 

Gordon  1-24-27  L6 
Jack  1-24-27  L6 
Lottie  Joy  1-24-27  L6 
Paul,  Mrs.  1-24-27D  L6 

OULEY 

Gulien,  Mrs.  5-9-27  L8 

OVERTURF 

Bessie  Gilmore  2-7-27D  L7 
Bessie  Gilmore  2-7-27D  N3 
Bessie  Gilmore  2-8-27D  L9 
Ila  Mae  2-7-27  L7 
Ila  Mae  2-7-27  N3 
J.  H.  11-6-27  L22 
J.  H.  9-18-27  NIB 
John  Wesley  2-7-27  L7 
John  Wesley  2-7-27  N3 
Lucile  2-7-27  N3 
Lucille  2-7-27  L7 
Will  2-24-27  L5 
Will,  Mrs.  2-7-27D  L7 
Will,  Mrs.  2-7-27D  N3 
William  2-7-27  L7 
William  2-7-27  N3 

OVERTURFF 

Will  2-24-27  Nil 

OWEN 

Alfred  2-26-27  N12 
Alfred  5-8-27  NIB 
Bettie  1-22-27  L7 
Betty  Lou  12-18-27B  Nl 
C.  J.  11-3-27  N2 
C.  J.  4-16-27  L7 
Chancy  Louis  1-22-27P  L7 
Clarence  G.  4-16-27P  L7 
Ellen  Page  12-19-27  L8 
Ellen  Page  12-19-27  N2 
Felix  G.  4-16-27  L7 
Francis  Guy  5-8-27M  NIB 
Frank  F.  1-22-27  L7 
Guy  12-18-27C  Nl 
Guy  2-26-27  N12 
Herman,  Mrs.  3-27-27  L31 
Ina  Beierle  11-1-27  L16 
Ina  Beierle  11-1-27  N3 
Ina  Beierle  11-2-27  N8 
J.  W. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  L8 
J.  W. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  N2 
James  Franklin  2-2-27  L17 
Laura  2-2-27M  L17 


OWEN  (cont.) 

Lorine  2-26-27  N12 
Lucy  4-16-27  L7 
Mary  C.  10-22-27  L7 
Mary  C.  4-16-27  L7 
Mary  F.  4-16-27P  L7 
Sarah  8-8-27  L12 
Sarah  8-8-27  N10 
Sarah  R.  4-16-27P  L7 
Sol,  Mrs.  6-4-27  L10 
Sol,  Mrs.  6-5-27  N2 
Thomas  10-22-27P  L7 
Thomas  4-16-27P  L7 
Verda  Rawson  5-8-27  NIB 

OWENS 

Ada  Alfred  4-10-27  N2B 
Alfred  5-29-27  NIB 
Allen  4-10-27  N2B 
Allen  4-14-27  L5 
Anderson,  Mrs.  6-8-27  L14 
Anderson,  Mrs.  6-9-27  N2 
Anna  4-10-27  N2B 
Charles  4-10-27  N2B 
Charles  4-14-27  L5 
Edith  8-21-27M  L6 
Edith  8-21-27M  NIB 
G.  B.  11-13-27DV  Nl 
G.  B.  11-2-27DV  Nl 
G.  B.  7-27-27DV  L4 
George  Lee  9-18-27  NIB 
James  Franklin  1-12-27  N5 
John  4-10-27  N2B 
John  4-14-27  L5 
L.  A.  6-24-27  L8 
L.  A.  6-24-27  N6 
Laura  B.  2-4-27M  L8 
Laura  Brock  1-12-27E  N5 
Marion  11-13-27DV  Nl 
Marion  11-2-27DV  Nl 
Marion  7-27-27DV  L4 
Robert,  Mrs.  1-28-27  L22 
Ruth  11-9-27M  L6 
Ruth  11-9-27M  Nl 
Sol,  Mrs.  5-16-27  L8 
Sol,  Mrs.  5-16-27  N3 
Velta  I.  9-2-27M  Nl 
Velta  I.  9-2-27M  N3 
Velta  L.  9-2-27M  L18 
W.  D.  6-24-27  L8 
W.  D.  6-24-27  N6 


1468 


OZARK  DIALECT 

article  about  11-21-27  N3 

OZARK  HOTEL 

article  about  4-8-27  N3 

OZARKS 

origin  of  name  2-17-27  Nl 

PACE 

Aura  G.  10-17-27P  LI 
Aura  G.  10-18-27P  N2 
Aura  G.  8-22-27D  L7 
Aura  G.  8-23-27D  L14 
Aura  G.  8-23-27D  N2 
Glenn  5-25-27  L6 
Glenn  5-26-27  N3 
M.  R.  8-22-27  L7 
Martha  E.  10-17-27  LI 
Marvin  K.  10-17-27  LI 
Marvin  K.  10-18-27  N2 
Wilbur  8-22-27  L7 
William,  Mrs.  8-22-27  L7 
infant  5-25-27D  L6 
infant  5-26-27D  N3 

PACHL 

M.  S.  8-21-27  NIB 
Max  F.  11-25-27  L19 
Max  F.  11-25-27  N2 
infant  11-25-27D  L19 
infant  11-25-27D  N2 

PACHLHOFER 

John  S.  9-17-27C  N12 

PACKARD 

H.  P.  1-1-27M  N3 
Jean  Wells  1-1-27  N3 

PADGETT 

Anna  Penninger  2-14-27D  L9 
C.  C. ,  Mrs.  2-14-27D  L9 
Clinton  2-14-27  L9 
Ora  Fay  2-14-27  L9 
Ralph  2-14-27  L9 

PAGE 

Albert  12-19-27  L8 
Albert  12-19-27  N2 
Alfred  4-16-27  L7 
Alfred  8-21-27  L13 
Alfred  8-21-27  N5A 
Alfred  9-18-27  L22 
Alfred  9-19-27  N5 
Alice  12-19-27  L8 
Alice  12-19-27  N2 
Bessie  5-13-27DV  N9 


PAGE  (cont.) 

Bessie  I.  4-7-27DV  N2 
Bessie  I.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Bessie  L.  4-6-27DV  L10 
E.  T.  12-19-27  L8 
E.  T.  12-19-27  N2 
Effie  Elston  8-9-27  Nl 
Ellen  12-19-27  L8 
Ellen  12-19-27  N2 
Ernest  12-19-27D  L8 
Ernest  12-19-27D  N2 
Ernest  12-20-27D  Lll 
Ernest  12-20-27D  N7 
Ernest  12-21-27D  L6 
Ernest  12-21-27D  N2 
G.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-29-27  N6 
Genevieve  10-19-27  Lll 
Genevieve  10-19-27  N12 
Harry  12-19-27  L8 
Harry  12-19-27  N2 
Isabel  Boyd  9-18-27M  L22 
Isabel  Boyd  9-19-27M  N5 
Larrance  4-16-27P  L7 
Larrance  8-21-27  L13 
Larrance  8-21-27  N5A 
Leo  3-24-27M  L16 
Leo  3-24-27M  N7 
Marie  Miller  3-24-27  L16 
Marie  Miller  3-24-27  N7 
Mattie  Benton  8-21-27D  L13 
Mattie  Benton  8-21-27D  N5A 
Mattie  Benton  8-22-27D  L7 
Ray  M.  4-6-27DV  L10 
Ray  M.  4-7-27DV  N2 
Ray  M.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Roy  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Ruby  I.  2-16-27D  L10 
Ruby  I.  2-17-27D  L8 
Ruby  I.  Evans  2-16-27D  L10 
Ruby  I.  Evans  2-17-27D  N3 
Samuel  M.  8-9-27M  Nl 
William  8-21-27  N5A 

PAIGE 

Chester  5-8-27M  N8A 
Pauline  Barnett  5-8-27  N8A 

PAINTER 

L.  D.  9-2-27D  L18 
L.  D.  9-3-27D  L12 
L.  D.  9-3-27D  N3 
L.  D.  9-4-27D  L27 


1469 


PAINTER  (cont.) 

L.  D.  9-4-27D  N3 
PALER 

J.  C.  12-30-27D  N6 
PALLETT 

Sarah  Frances  10-22-27P  L7 

Sarah  Frances  4-16-27P  L7 
PALMER 

Bertie  7-2-27D  L7 

Bertie  7-3-27D  L19 

Charlene  Hood  4-27-27B  L8 

Charlene  Hood  4-27-27B  N7 

Charles  4-27-27C  L8 

Charles  4-27-27C  N7 

Charles  A.  12-28-27  L2 

Charles  A.  12-29-27  N3 

Charles  Robert  7-2-27  L7 

Corrine  E.  Duemler  9-20-27  L17 

Evelyn  7-2-27  L7 

H.  T. ,  Mrs.  11-14-27  L5 

H.  T.;  Mrs.  11-14-27  N10 

H.  T. ,  Mrs.  11-15-27  L10 

H.  T. ,  Mrs.  11-15-27  N12 

Harry  12-28-27  L2 

Harry  12-29-27  N3 

Howard  12-28-27  L2 

Howard  12-29-27  N3 

J.  C.  12-28-27D  L2 

J.  C.  12-29-27D  L8 

J.  C.  12-29-27D  N3 

J.  C.  12-30-27D  L14 

Jess  W.  10-25-27C  N12 

John  W.  8-26-27  L3 

Luella  12-28-27  L2 

Lyndell  7-2-27  L7 

Malana  12-28-27  L2 

Malana  12-29-27  N3 

Martin  5-7-27C  N6 

Mary  12-28-27  L2 

Mary  12-29-27  N3 

Minnie  M.  Crabtree  5-22-27  Lll 

Minnie  M.  Crabtree  5-22-27  N3B 

Novelle  7-2-27  L7 

Oscar  L.  9-20-27M  L17 

S.  R.  8-4-27C  L8 

T.  S. ,  Mrs.  7-2-27D  L7 

William  5-22-27M  Lll 

William  A.  5-22-27M  N3B 
PAMPLIN 

Floyd  2-10-27  L 


PAMPLIN  (cont.) 

Floyd,  Mrs.  2-5-27  L10 
Floyd,  Mrs.  2-6-27  L2  5 

PANQUARY 

E.  E. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27  L31 
E.  E. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27  N2 

PAPE 

George  4-7-27  N12 

PAPERE 

Sarah  Perryman  3-6-27  L30 

PARAGEN 

Amy  10-23-27M  L15 

PARK 

Bonnie  10-27-27M  Nl 
Bonnie  10-27-27M  N12 

PARKER 

Albert  L.  8-23-27M  L14 
Albert  L.  8-24-27M  N16 
E.  C.  2-24-27  L6 

E.  R.  2-13-27  N2C 

F.  H. ,  Mrs.  4-4-27  L4 
Joseph  8-4-27DV  L8 
Joseph  9-16-27DV  N8 
Laura  8-4-27DV  L8 
Laura  9-16-27DV  N8 
Lela  Bangs  8-24-27  N16 
Lela  Mangs  8-23-27  L14 
May  Garlick  2-18-27  L16 
May  Garlick  2-19-27  N3 
R.  D. ,  Mrs.  2-24-27D  L6 
W.  R. ,  Mrs.  2-25-27  L8 
W.  R. ,  Mrs.  2-26-27  L12 
W.  R. ,  Mrs.  2-26-27  N12 

PARKS 

Agnes  M.  1-14-27DV  L15 
Annie  4-25-27  L2 
Annie  4-26-27  Nl 
Clifford  W.  1-14-27DV  L15 
John  4-25-27D  L2 
John  4-26-27  Nl 
Mary  4-25-27  L2 
Mary  4-26-27  Nl 
Mary  J.  7-16-27D  L12 
Mary  J.  7-17-27D  L27 
Ora  Davis  5-12-27  N3 
R.  C.  9-1-27D  L8 
R.  C.  9-2-27  N12 
R.  C.  9-2-27D  N12 
Rebecca  4-25-27  L2 
Rebecca  4-26-27  Nl 


1470 


PARKS  (cont.) 

Sam  9-1-27  L8 
Sam  9-2-27  N12 

PARMAN 

Nora  Jean  10-9-2 7B  L3  9 
Oland  10-9-27C  L39 

PARNELL 

Nelson  p.  956 

PARR 

Mitchell,  Mrs.  2-5-27  L10 
Mitchell,  Mrs.  2-6-27  L25 

PARRIGON 

E.  G. ,  Mrs.  12-24-27  L8 

PARRINGON 

E.  G.,  Mrs.  12-25-27  N2A 

PARROTT 

S.  E. ,  Mrs.  6-19-27  N10A 

PARRYMAN 

O.  W.  4-9-27P  N12 

PARSLEY 

Elmer  6-10-27  L10 
Elmer  Jo  6-11-27  L14 
Elmer  Joe  6-11-27  N12 
Elmer  Joe  6-12-27  L31 
J.  6-18-27  L10 
J.  H.  6-10-27  L10 
J.  H.  6-11-27  L14 
J.  H.  6-11-27  N12 
J.  H.  6-12-27  L31 
Jack  6-10-27D  L10 
Jack  Junior  6-11-27D  L14 
Jack  Junior  6-11-27D  N12 
Jack  Junior  6-12-27D  L31 
Leslie  Wayne  6-10-27D  L10 
Leslie  Wayne  6-11-27D  L14 
Leslie  Wayne  6-11-27D  N12 
Leslie  Wayne  6-12-27D  L31 
infant  6-11-27D  L14 
infant  6-11-27D  N12 
infant  6-12-27D  L31 

PARSON 

Avis  8-19-27DV  L2 
Avis  8-19-27DV  N2 
Avis  9-15-27DV  L15 
Avis  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Edith  Nail  12-24-27  LI 
Edith  Nail  12-24-27  Nl 
George  J.  12-24-27M  LI 
George  J.  12-24-27M  Nl 
George  J.  8-19-27DV  L2 


PARSON  (cont.) 

George  J.  8-19-27DV  N2 

George  J.  9-15-27DV  L15 

George  J.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
PARSONS 

Florence  2-28-27  L10 

Harold  2-28-27  L10 

Hazel  2-28-27  L10 

Laverne  2-28-27  L10 

Leola  2-28-27  L10 

Lola  2-28-27D  L10 

Lola  Mathes  2-28-27D  L10 

Louise  2-28-27  L10 

Luth  2-28-27  L10 

May  2-28-27  L10 

Millie  2-28-27  L10 

W.  C.  10-22-27P  L7 

W.  C.  4-16-27P  L7 

Y.  L.,  Mrs.  2-28-27D  L10 
PARTON 

Ann  8-5-27  N3 

D.  F.  8-5-27  N3 

E.  D.  8-5-27  N3 
J.  P.  8-5-27  N3 
May  8-5-27  N3 

S.  H.  8-5-27D  N3 
T.  F.  8-5-27  N3 
Tenny  8-5-27  N3 
W.  R.  8-5-27  N3 

PARTRIDGE 

Alta  4-3-27  N10C 

PAS LEY 

Ada  B.  Crowder  8-15-27  Lll 
Ada  Belle  Crowder  8-11-27  L8 
Ada  Belle  Crowder  8-11-27  Nl 
Ada  Belle  Crowder  8-15-27  N5 
Clyde  M.  7-24-27E  L22 
Clyde  M.  8-11-27M  L8 
Clyde  M.  8-15-27M  Lll 
Clyde  M.  8-15-27M  N5 
Clyde  Marquis  8-11-27M  Nl 
Ruby  8-15-27  N5 

PASTON 

Belle  4-22-27DV  L18 
Cora  4-22-27DV  L18 

PATE 

A.  E. ,  Mrs.  7-9-27D  L10 
A.  J. ,  Mrs.  9-24-27  L12 
A.  J. ,  Mrs.  9-25-27  L31 
A.  J. ,  Mrs.  9-25-27  N4A 


1471 


PATE  (cont.) 

A.  J. ,  Mrs.  9-27-27  L10 
A.  J. ,  Mrs.  9-28-27  L10 
Beryl  Geraldine  7-16-27P  L7 
C.  A.  4-16-27  L7 
Clyde  A.  7-16-27  L7 
Elizabeth  J.  7-11-27D  L6 
Elizabeth  Johnson  7-10-27D  L31 
Elizabeth  Johnson  7-9-27D  L10 

PAT I SON 

S.  T. ,  Mrs.  8-10-27  L8 
S.  T. ,  Mrs.  8-10-27  N3 
S.  T. ,  Mrs.  8-11-27  N3 

PATTEN 

James  Meredith  2-27-27E  N2C 
James  Meredith  4-17-27M  L21 
James  Meredith  4-18-27M  LI 3 
James  Meredith  4-18-27M  N5 
Mary  C.  Thompson  4-17-27  L21 
Mary  C.  Thompson  4-18-27  L13 
Mary  C.  Thompson  4-18-27  N5 
Noe,  Mrs.  9-11-27  N9A 

PATTERSON 

A.  L.  11-7-27  L4 
A.  L.  11-7-27  N10 
Albert  5-29-27  NIB 
Amanda  10-14-27  L26 
Amanda  10-15-27  L7 
Amanda  10-15-27  N3 
C.  B.  10-9-27C  L39 
C.  B.  10-9-27C  N3C 
C.  T.  1-19-27  N4 
Charlene  12-22-27D  Nil 
Charlene  12-23-27D  L18 
Charles  12-22-27  Nil 
Charles  12-23-27  L18 
Charles  A.  12-21-27  L9 
Charles  W.  12-21-27D  L9 

E.  A.  11-27-27  LI 
Edward  F.  8-17-27DV  Nl 
Edward  F.  9-16-27DV  L6 
Edward  F.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Elizabeth  10-15-27M  Nl 
Elizabeth  10-16-27M  L20 
Elizabeth  10-16-27M  N3C 
Elizabeth  10-3-27M  L19 
Elizabeth  10-9-27M  N3C 
Elizabeth  7-17-27E  L22 

F.  L.  10-15-27  L7 
F.  L.  10-15-27  N3 


PATTERSON  (cont.) 

F.  W. ,  Mrs.  7-20-27  N8 
Goldie  H.  8-26-27DV  L18 
Goldie  H.  8-28-27DV  N4B 
Goldie  H.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Goldie  H.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Harve,  Mrs.  2-4-27  L6 
Harve,  Mrs.  2-5-27  N3 
J.  A.  N.  11-7-27D  L4 
J.  A.  N.  11-7-27D  N10 
J.  N.  11-7-27D  L4 
J.  T.  11-7-27  L4 
J.  T.  11-7-27  N10 
James  8-9-27  L13 
James  8-9-27  N5 
Jane  8-14-27M  NIB 
L.  F.  10-14-27  L26 
Lona  Watts  11-11-27  L22 
Lucy  4-1-27M  L13 
Mary  A.  3-4-27  L16 
Mary  Calvin  7-25-27  L5 
Mary  Calvin  7-26-27  N7 
Mattie  M.  4-16-27P  L7 
Nona  9-16-27DV  L6 
Nona  Z.  8-17-27DV  Nl 
Nona  Z.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Orin  10-22-27  L7 
R.  J.  11-7-27  L4 
R.  J.  11-7-27  N10 
Richard  B.  8-26-27DV  L18 
Richard  B.  8-28-27DV  N4B 
Richard  B.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Richard  P.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Sarah  5-12-27DV  L8 
Sarah  E.  2-25-27DV  L18 
T.  A.  3-4-27  L16 
T.  R.  7-24-27C  N10B 
Thelma  11-27-27  LI 
Thomas  5-12-27DV  L8 
Thomas  5-29-27  NIB 
Thomas  A.  2-25-27DV  L18 
W.  P.  10-16-27  L20 
W.  P.  10-16-27  N3C 
W.  P.  10-3-27  L19 
W.  P.  10-9-27  N3C 
W.  P.  11-7-27  L4 
W.  P.  11-7-27  N10 
W.  P.  7-17-27  L22 
William  8-9-27  L13 
William  8-9-27  N5 


1472 


PATTERSON  (cont.) 

burying  ground  5-29-27  NIB 
family  reunion  8-9-27  L13 
family  reunion  8-9-27  N5 

PATTON 

Elizabeth  Biggs  4-17-27  N5 

Elmar  4-17-27M  N5 

Emily  Bojarzin  5-10-27  N6 

Emily  Boyarzin  5-9-27  L8 

Fred  A.  5-10-27M  N6 

Fred  A.  5-9-27M  L8 

Grace  Hood  2-11-27  Nl 

James  M.  4-17-27M  N5 

James  Meredith  2-27-27E  L22 

L.  D.  12-5-27  L2 

L.  D.  12-5-27  N10 

Lucy  B.  Hammond  9-9-27  N12 

Mary  C.  Thompson  4-17-27  N5 

infant  12-5-27D  L2 

infant  12-5-27D  N10 

PATTON  ALLEY 

item  about  12-27-27  L12 

PAUKAU 

Mary  Kimmett  1-24-27  L6 

PAUL 

Lon  10-22-27  L12 

Lon  10-22-27  N9 

Lon  10-23-27  N8A 

Mary  Abell  7-16-27P  L7 

Mary  Ann  7-26-27D  N3 

R.  L. ,  Mrs.  7-26-27D  N3 

Samuel  Houston  7-16-27  L7 

Truman  10-22-27D  L12 

Truman  10-22-27D  N9 

Truman  10-23-27D  N8A 

PAULINE 

Mary  Conrady  11-7-27  L6 
W.  M.  11-7-27C  L6 

PAULY 

Fred  W.  9-8-27  L15 
Fred  W.  9-8-27  N5 
Sophie  9-8-27  L15 
Sophie  9-8-27  N5 

PAXSON 

Anna  Belle  4-16-27  L7 
Ely  4-16-27P  L7 

PAYNE 

Arthur  Earl  12-28-27M  Lll 
Arthur  Earl  12-28-27M  Nl 
Clay  7-27-27  L16 


PAYNE  ( cont . ) 

Daniel  6-2-27  L5 

Daniel  J.  6-2-27  N12 

Dave  6-2-27  L5 

Dave  6-2-27  N12 

Edna  E.  Hale  12-28-27  Lll 

Edna  E.  Hale  12-28-27  Nl 

Edward  E.  6-2-27  L5 

Edward  F.  6-2-27  N12 

Eva  6-10-27M  L10 

Eva  6-11-27M  Nl 

Frank,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 

Frank,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 

J.  C,  Mrs.  1-30-27D  L10 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-31-27D  L7 

J.  M.  6-2-27D  L5 

J.  M.  6-2-27D  N12 

Joe,  Mrs.  1-3-27  L9 

Julia  1-4-27M  L6 

Laura  3-3-27  L6 

Lenora  M.  7-27-27D  L16 

Lenora  M.  7-28-27D  N3 

Louise  Suttle  12-22-27  Nil 

Lucy  2-5-27  LI 

Lucy  2-5-27  Nl 

Lucy  2-6-27  L25 

Mack  H.  6-2-27  N12 

Margaret  2-5-27  LI 

Margaret  2-5-27  Nl 

Margaret  2-6-27  L25 

Nancy  E.  6-2-27  L5 

Nancy  E.  6-2-27  N12 

Otto  A.  6-2-27  L5 

Otto  A.  6-2-27  N12 

Sidney  2-5-27  LI 

Sidney  2-5-27  Nl 

Sidney  2-6-27  L25 

Will  5-29-27  NIB 

family  reunion  7-19-27  L16 

family  reunion  7-21-27  N5 
PEACHER 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  3-11-27  L19 

Nell  3-10-27  L13 
PEAK 

G.  C.  8-15-27D  N4 

M.  H. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27  L31 
PEAKE 

Alice  Youngblood  12-24-27  L8 

Alice  Youngblood  12-24-27  N12 


1473 


PEARCE 

Nina  3-31-27M  L19 

Nina  4-1-27  L27 

S.  E.  10-1-27  L8 

family  reunion  8-26-27  L23 
PEARSON 

A.  E.  1-31-27C  L7 

A.  E.  2-1-27C  N5 

Albert  Edward  1-31-27B  L7 

Albert  Edward  2-1-27B  N5 

Alta  1-26-27  Lll 

Chloris  Carmichael  1-13-27  L8 

Chloris  Carmichael  1-13-27  N2 

Chloris  L.  Griffeth  1-26-27  Lll 

F.  M.  1-26-27  Lll 

J.  W.  4-17-27  N10C 

James  4-17-27  N10C 

Jennie  1-13-27DV  L8 

Joe  1-13-27DV  L8 

John  E.  1-13-27C  L8 

Joseph  William  3-27-27B  L31 

Lillian  Virginia  4-17-27  N10C 

Marguerite  1-26-27  Lll 

Mattie  Love  4-17-27  N10C 

Millie  Lou  1-13-27B  L8 

Paul  Edgar  1-13-27M  L8 

Paul  Edgar  1-13-27M  N2 

Paul  Edgar  1-26-27M  Lll 

Pauline  1-26-27  Lll 

Rachel  Eicher  1-13-27  L8 

T.  J.  1-26-27  Lll 

Verne,  Mrs.  11-3-27  L14 
PEAT 

Arthur  D.  9-19-27DV  L4 

Arthur  D.  9-20-27DV  N2 

Katie  S.  9-19-27DV  L4 

Katie  S.  9-20-27DV  N2 
PECK 

Anna  9-11-27  N10B 

Bell  8-2-27DV  N8 

Bell  9-16-27DV  L6 

Bell  9-17-27DV  N3 

Commodore  12-29-2 7D  L8 

Commodore  12-29-2 7D  N3 

Dean  1-11-27  L14 

Dean  1-12-27  Nil 

Dean,  Mrs.  1-7-27  L14 

E.  C.  2-3-27  L4 

Earl  2-3-27  L4 

Fletcher  2-3-27  L4 


PECK  (cont.) 

Fred  8-2-27DV  N8 

Fred  9-16-27DV  L6 

Fred  9-17-27DV  N3 

John  L.  2-3-27D  L4 

John  L.  2-4-27D  L6 

Kizzie  A.  6-25-27  L10 

May  12-29-27  N3 

N.  E. ,  Mrs.  2-3-27  L4 

R.  G.  2-3-27  L4 

R.  H.  2-3-27  L4 

R.  Harris  2-3-27  L4 

R.  V.  2-3-27  L4 

Raymond  2-3-27  L4 

Roy  2-3-27  L4 

Ruth  Evelyn  7-2-27D  L7 

S.  D.  2-3-27  L4 

W.  C.  2-3-27  L4 

Will  2-3-27  L4 
PEER 

W.  M.  6-18-27  L5 
PEIGHTEL 

Anna  2-17-27  N3 

Elsie  2-17-27  N3 

Helen  2-17-27  N3 

Irene  2-17-27  N3 

J.  C.  2-17-27  N3 

Jean  2-17-27  N3 

Olga  2-17-27  N3 

Wanda  2-17-27  N3 
PEIRCE 

May  Scovil  9-27-27  L10 

May  Scovil  9-28-27  L10 
PELICAN 

Edna  2-4-27D  LI 

Frank,  Mrs.  2-4-27D  LI 
PELL I CAN 

Frank,  Mrs.  2-13-27D  N6C 

Frank,  Mrs.  2-6-27D  N6 
PELTON 

Eula  8-31-27M  L10 

Eula  8-31-27M  Nl 

Eula  8-31-27M  N12 
PELTZ 

Irene  12-24-27M  LI 

Irene  12-24-27M  Nl 
PENDERGRAF 

J.  R.  6-19-27  L15 
PENDERGRAFF 

Golden  Alexander  4-17-27  N5 


1474 


PENDERGRAFF  (cont . ) 

J.  R.  6-17-27  LI 

J.  R.  6-18-27  N3 

Jonah  4-17-27M  N5 

Zella  5-27-27  L31 
PENINGER 

Ersie  A.  10-4-27M  L15 

Jewel  Siler  10-4-27  L15 
PENLAND 

Edna  Freeman  6-1-27  N5 

Edna  I.  Freeman  5-29-27  L32 

Edna  I.  Freeman  5-29-27  N2 

Edna  Q.  Freeman  5-30-27  L13 

William  6-1-27M  N5 

William  D.  5-29-27M  L32 

William  P.  5-29-27M  N2 

William  V.  5-30-27M  L13 
PENN 

J.  L.  4-19-27  N12 

Joe  4-19-27D  N12 
PENNELL 

T.  C.  11-10-27E  N5 

T.  C.  11-9-27E  L15 
PENNINGER 

Anna  2-14-27  L9 

Harry  2-14-27  L9 

Ralph  2-14-27  L9 

W.  K.  2-14-27  L9 
PENNINGTON 

Oma  Skaggs  9-7-27  Nil 

Oma  Skaggs  9-8-27  Nil 
PENROD 

James  8-22-27DV  L7 

James  9-16-27DV  L6 

James  9-17-27DV  N3 

Sallie  8-22-27DV  L7 

Sallie  9-16-27DV  L6 

Sallie  9-17-27DV  N3 
PENTECOST 

Chester  A.  11-27-27M  L16 

Chester  A.  11-27-27M  NIB 

Rowena  Mann  11-27-27  LI 6 

Rowena  Menn  11-27-27  NIB 
PENTER 

George  9-13-27M  Nl 

George  9-8-27M  L10 

George  9-8-27M  Nl 

Georgia  9-13-27  Nl 

Virginia  Kistner  9-8-27  Nl 

Virginia  Robinett  9-8-27  L10 


PENTER  (cont.) 

Virginia  Robinett  9-8-27  Nl 

PERAGEN 

Amy  10-23-27M  Nl 
Amy  10-23-27M  NIB 

PERCY  CAVE 

article  about  5-17-27  L16 

PERKINS 

Cora  J.  p.  956 
Elmer  12-7-27DV  L9 
Elmer  12-7-27DV  N7 
F.  W. ,  Mrs.  6-14-27  L12 
F.  W. ,  Mrs.  6-15-27  N2 
Jesse  C.  12-25-27M  L16 
Jesse  F.  12-25-27M  L27 
Jesse  T.  12-25-27M  NIB 
Julia  Rosseau  12-25-27  L16 
Julia  Rosseau  12-25-27  NIB 
Julia  Rousseau  12-25-27  L27 
L.  W. ,  Mrs.  6-14-27  N3 
Louetta  12-7-27DV  L9 
Luetta  12-7-27DV  N7 
Mae  Warren  7-31-27  N10A 
Mae  Warren  8-1-27  L12 
Mae  Warren  8-2-27  Nl 
Robert  F.  7-31-27M  N10A 
Robert  F.  8-1-27M  L12 
Robert  F.  8-2-27M  Nl 
William  H.  7-26-27  L12 
William  H.  7-26-27  N7 

PERMAN 

Cora  F.  12-1-27DV  Nl 
John  C.  12-1-27DV  Nl 

PERRIGAN 

Myrtle  4-10-27M  N6 

PERRIGIN 

E.  G. ,  Mrs.  12-27-27  Lll 

PERRIMAN 

Arlene  12-9-27  N16 

Dean  12-9-27D  LI 

Ernest  12-8-27  L10 

Ernest  12-8-27  Nl 

Eschal  12-9-27D  LI   , 

Eschal  12-9-27D  N16 

Eschal  Raymond  12-8-27D  L10 

Eschal  Raymond  12-8-27D  Nl 

Harry  12-8-27D  L10 

Harry  12-8-27D  Nl 

Harry  12-9-27D  LI 

Harry  12-9-27D  N16 


1475 


PERRIMAN  (cont.) 

Irene  12-9-27  LI 

Joe  12-8-27  Nl 

Joel,  Mrs.  12-9-27  LI 

Katherine  12-9-27  LI 

Katherine  12-9-27  N16 

Lavone  12-9-27  LI 

Lavone  12-9-27  N16 

William  Dean  12-8-27D  L10 

William  Dean  12-8-27D  Nl 

William  Dean  12-9-27D  N16 
PERRIN 

Belle  8-28-27  L8 

Belle  8-28-27  N12B 

Elsie  Rose  8-28-27D  L8 

Floyd  8-28-27  L8 

Floyd  8-28-27  N12B 

Rose  8-28-27D  N12B 

Rose  8-29-27D  L9 

Rose  8-29-27D  N10 
PERRY 

Bernice  9-2-27  L18 

Bernice  9-2-27  N12 

Claude  C.  10-1-27M  L12 

Claude  C.  10-2-27M  NIB 

E.  J. ,  Mrs.  4-23-27  L10 

E.  N.  9-2-27  L18 

E.  N.  9-2-27  N12 

Florence  June  1-11-27D  L6 

Hazel  9-2-27  N12 

Hazen  9-2-27  L18 

Howard  2-5-27  L10 

Howard  2-6-27  L25 

Jewell  9-2-27  L18 

Jewell  9-2-27  N12 

John  9-2-27  L18 

John  9-2-27  N12 

Lucinda  E.  Cumper  10-1-27  L12 

Lucinda  E.  Cumper  10-2-27  NIB 

Maxine  9-2-27  N12 

Mildred  9-2-27  L18 

Mildred  9-2-27  N12 

Napoleon  9-2-27  L18 

Napoleon  9-2-27  N12 

Pauline  9-2-27  L18 

Pauline  9-2-27  N12 

Steve  1-11-27  L6 

W.  E.  9-2-27D  L18 

W.  E.  9-2-27D  N12 

W.  E.  9-3-27D  N3 


PERRY  (cont.) 

W.  E.  9-4-27D  L27 

W.  E.  9-4-27D  N3 

W.  T.  9-3-27D  L12 

infant  2-5-27D  L10 

infant  2-6-27D  L25 
PERRYMAN 

Benjamin  11-10-27  N3 

Benjamin  11-9-27  L12 

Bert  12-25-27C  N2A 

J.  G.  3-5-27  L12 

J.  G.  3-6-27  L3  0 

J.  H.  10-22-27  L7 

J.  H.  3-5-27  L12 

J.  H.  3-6-27  L30 

J.  H.  3-6-27  L6 

J.  H.  4-15-27  N7 

James,  Mrs.  3-2-27  L8 

James,  Mrs.  3-3-27  L6 

John  H.  10-22-27  L7 

Kathryn  3-5-27  L12 

Kathryn  3-6-27  L3  0 

O.  W.  10-22-27P  L7 

O.  W.  3-5-27D  L12 

O.  W.  3-6-27D  L30 

0.  W.  4-15-27  N7 

O.  W.  4-16-27  L7 

Sarah  3-5-27  L12 

Sarah  3-6-27  L30 

Thomas  11-10-27D  N3 

Thomas  J.  11-9-27D  L12 

Will  3-5-27  L12 

Will  3-6-27  L30 
PERSING 

Geraldine  Alice  7-16-27P  L7 
PERSINGER 

Helen  Livesay  10-9-27  N6A 

Lemuel  10-9-27M  N6A 
PERSON 

B.  B. ,  Mrs.  11-3-27  N3 

Vern  3-27-27C  L31 
PETERS 

Albert  1-13-27DV  L8 

Albert  5-12-27DV  L8 

Albert  J.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Laura  J.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Laura  J.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Laura  J.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Louis  E.  5-15-27M  NIB 

Louis  E.  5-23-27M  Lll 


1476 


PETERS  (cont.) 

Louis  E.  5-24-27M  N5 

Louise  5-24-27  N5 

Mary  Berner  5-12-27  L8 

Mary  Berner  5-12-27  N7 

Ollie  Mae  Davis  5-15-27  NIB 

Ollie  Mae  Davis  5-23-27  Lll 

Ollive  Mae  Davis  5-24-27  N5 
PETERSON 

Alice  Ruth  Tornquist  9-19-27  N5 

Alice  Torinquist  9-17-27  L12 

Alice  Tornquist  9-17-27  Nl 

Alice  Tornquist  9-19-27  L17 

August  9-17-27M  L12 

August  9-17-27M  Nl 

August  9-19-27M  L17 

August  9-19-27M  N5 

E.  I. ,    Mrs.  9-15-27  L19 

Marguerite  7-17-27M  L8 

T.  R.  9-11-27  N9A 
PETITT 

Lillie  9-4-27  N3C 
PETTERSON 

Lona  Watts  11-11-27  Nil 
PETTIGREW 

Malinda  7-23-27D  L6 
PETTIJOHN 

John  5-29-27  NIB 
PETTIT 

George,  Mrs.  10-16-27  N7B 
PFAFF 

Bertha  Freeman  10-25-27  N7 
PFAU 

E.  W.  10-9-27  N6A 
PFOFF 

Bertha  Freeman  10-23-27  L18B 
PHELPS 

E.  L.  5-14-27  L9 

Estella  11-20-27M  L2 

Estella  11-20-27M  NIB 

George  Washington  1-1-27D  L10 

George  Washington  1-2-27D  L6 

George  Washington  1-5-27D  L7 

George  Washington  1-5-27D  N3 

George  Washington  1-6-27D  N3 

John  E.  1-31-27  L16 

John  S.  1-22-27  L4 

John  S.  1-31-27  L16 

Mary  1-22-27  L4 

Reba  5-14-27E  L9 


PHELPS  (cont.) 

W.  H.  12-31-27  L5 

W.  W.  2-2-27  L 

William  10-22-27P  L7 

William  12-31-27P  L5 
PHELPS  COUNTY 

naming  of  1-22-27  L4 
PHENICIE 

George  W.  2-5-27D  N3 
PHILLIPS 

Albert  12-20-27  Lll 

Albert  12-20-27  N7 

Albert  4-11-27  L8 

Albert  4-11-27  N2 

Ann  Vickers  9-5-27  L7 

Ann  Vickers  9-5-27  N10 

Cora  B.  12-18-27DV  N5B 

David  E.  12-18-27DV  N5B 

Doris  4-11-27  L8 

Doris  4-11-27  N2 

E.  S.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Edna  1-13-27DV  L8 

Elsie  4-10-27  N8B 

Gale  McCrockey  5-29-27  N2 

Gale  McCroskey  5-29-27  L32 

H.  D.  4-24-27M  N12C 

Harold,  Mrs.  8-27-27  L12 

Harold,  Mrs.  8-28-27  N2B 

Harvey  4-14-27DV  L12 

Harvey  4-14-27DV  N12 

Harvey  5-13-27DV  L22 

Harvey  5-14-27DV  N2 

Haskie  9-17-27M  L12 

Haskie  9-18-27M  NIB 

Irene  9-20-27M  Nl 

J.  S.  4-11-27  L8 

J.  S.  4-11-27  N2 

Jack  12-20-27  Lll 

Jack  12-20-27  N7 

Jeannette  1-13-27  L8 

Jerry  5-1-27  L28 

Mae  Howerton  4-24-27  N12C 

Marjorie  4-11-27  L8  , 

Marjorie  4-11-27  N2 

Mary  12-20-27  Lll 

Mary  12-20-27  N7 

Maude  4-11-27  L8 

Maude  4-11-27  N2 

Myrtle  D.  Bucher  4-1-27  Nl 

Myrtle  V.  Booker  4-1-27  L15 


1477 


PHILLIPS  (cont.) 

Myrtle  V.  Bucher  3-31-27  L10 

Oliver  Wendal  2-22-27D  LI 

Oliver  Wendell  5-1-27D  L28 

Oma  Arthur  10-2-27  NIB 

Paul  5-29-27M  L32 

Paul  5-29-27M  N2 

Pauline  McCrellins  9-18-27  NIB 

Pauline  McCrollias  9-17-27  L12 

Perry  2-22-27  LI 

Robert  E.  3-31-27M  L10 

Robert  E.  4-1-27M  L15 

Robert  E.  4-1-27M  Nl 

Ross  R.  5-1-27  L28 

Ruth  4-14-27DV  L12 

Ruth  4-14-27DV  N12 

Ruth  5-13-27DV  L22 

Ruth  5-14-27DV  N2 

Sam  12-20-27  Lll 

Sam  12-20-27  N7 

Samuel  4-11-27  L8 

Samuel,  Mrs.  4-11-27  L8 

Samuel,  Mrs.  4-11-27  N2 

Thomas  H.  10-2-27M  NIB 

Thomas  H.  H.  10-2-27M  NIB 

Walter  E.  4-11-27D  L8 

Walter  E.  4-11-27D  N2 

Walter  E.  4-12-27D  L13 

Walter  E.  4-12-27D  N12 

Walter  E.  4-13-27D  L8 

Walter  E.  4-13-27D  N3 
PHILPS 

Everett  1-13-27DV  L8 

Marie  1-13-27DV  L8 
PHINNEY 

George  P.  2-2-27  L7 

John  B.  2-2-27D  L7 

John  B.  2-3-27D  L4 

Robert  A.  2-2-27  L7 
PHIPPS 

Charlotte  11-6-27  NIB 

F.  M.  11-6-27  NIB 

James  B.  11-6-27D  NIB 

Letha  11-6-27  NIB 

Myrtle  11-6-27  NIB 
PHOTOS 

of  early  Spfd  2-27-27  L15 
PHROPHET 

W.  T.  10-20-27  L12 

Walter  Bond  10-20-27D  L12 


PIANO 

oldest  in  Greene  Co.  6-26-27  N10A 
PICKEL 

A.  H.  10-22-27P  L7 

A.  H.  4-7-27D  N10 

A.  H.  4-8-27P  L21 

A.  H.  4-8-27P  N16 

A.  H.  4-9-27P  N6 

D.  M. ,  Mrs.  1-23-27  L5 

D.  M. ,  Mrs.  1-23-27  NIB 

D. ,  Mrs.  1-24-27  L6 
PICKERING 

Mary  Lou  9-23-27B  L8 

Marylou  9-24-27B  N2 

William  M.  9-23-27C  L8 

William  M.  9-24-27C  N2 
PICKLE 

A.  H.  4-1-27D  L13 

A.  H.  4-1-27D  N6 

A.  H.  4-2-27D  L10 

A.  H.  4-2-2 7DN3 

A.  H.  4-3-27D  L30 

A.  H.  4-3-27D  N4 

H.  D.  4-1-27  L13 

H.  D.  4-1-27  N6 

H.  D.  4-2-27  N3 

J.  L.  4-1-27  N6 

Jessie  7-16-27P  L7 

Jimmie  7-16-27P  L7 

Martha  4-1-27  N6 

W.  A.  7-16-27  L7 
PICKREN 

James  9-25-27A  N10B 

John  9-25-27  N10B 

Nannie  Webster  9-25-27  N10B 
PIDCOCK 

John  R.  4-15-27M  N7 

Opal  M.  Curtis  4-15-27  N7 
PIDDING 

Lettie  5-28-27  L12 

Lettie  5-28-27  N12 

Lettie  A.  6-3-27  N12 
PIERCE 

Ethel  8-30-27M  L10 

Ethel  8-30-27M  Nl 

Ethel  8-30-27M  N3 

Ethel  E.  7-5-27DV  L10 

Frank  G.  7-5-27DV  L10 

Goldie  Young  10-10-27  Lll 

Goldie  Young  10-10-27  N3 


1478 


PIERCE  (cont.) 

J.  E.  6-10-27  L10 

Leroy  9-5-27  N5 

Marcella  Hamilton  9-4-27  L16 

Marcella  Hamilton  9-5-27  N5 

Opal  6-2-27M  N8 

Reuben  A.  9-5-27M  N5 

Ruben  A.  9-4-27M  L16 

Willard,  Mrs.  4-3-27  L3 

Willard,  Mrs.  4-3-27  N5B 

infant  6-10-27D  L10 
PIGG 

Carl  12-25-27M  L16 

Carl  12-25-27M  NIB 

J.  T.  10-15-27  L7 

J.  T.  10-16-27  N3A 

John  10-15-27  L7 

John  10-16-27  N3A 

Mandy  J.  10-15-27  L7 

Mandy  J.  10-16-27  N3A 

Opal  Compton  12-25-27  L16 

Opal  Compton  12-25-27  NIB 

Sam  10-15-27  L7 

Sam  10-16-27  N3A 

W.  N.  10-15-27  L7 

W.  N.  10-16-27  N3A 
PIKE 

Frances  5-13-27D  L9 
PI LAND 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  12-6-27  L12 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  12-7-27  N2 
PILANT 

Rose  Richardson  2-27-27D  N10C 
PIMBERTON 

Leona  7-11-27M  Lll 
PINEGAR 

Frank  12-13-27  L6 

Frank  12-13-27  N12 

Frank  12-14-27  N2 

Norma  12-13-27D  N12 

Norma  Evelyn  12-13-27D  L6 

Norma  Evelyn  12-13-27D  N12 

Norma  Evelyn  12-14-27D  N2 
PINKSTON 

Bert  1-30-27  L10 

Burt  P.  1-30-27  NIB 

Clarence  1-30-27  L10 

Clarence  E.  1-30-27  NIB 

Elizabeth  1-30-27  L10 

Elizabeth  1-30-27  NIB 


PINKSTON  (cont.) 

G.  D.  3-19-27  N6 
G.  D.  3-20-27  L7 
George  D.  1-30-27  L10 
George  D.  1-30-27  NIB 
George  D.  3-23-27  Lll 
George  D.  3-24-27  L16 
George  D.  3-24-27  N2 
James  Q.  1-30-27  NIB 
James  T.  1-30-27  L10 
Lemma  E.  5-13-27M  N2 
Lemma  E.  5-13-27M  N5 
Mildred  5-18-27M  L14 
William  A.  1-30-27D  L10 
William  A.  1-30-27D  NIB 
William  A.  3-19-27D  L12 
William  A.  3-19-27D  N6 
William  A.  3-20-27D  L7 
William  A.  3-23-27D  Lll 
William  A.  3-24-27D  L16 
William  A.  3-24-27D  N2 
William  A.  3-25-27D  L9 
William  A.  3-26-27D  L5 
William  A.  3-27-27D  L31 
William  A.  3-28-27D  L8 

PIPER 

Carl  2-27-27M  L9 
Carl  F.  2-28-27M  N10 
Dorothy  Nicholson  2-27-27  L9 
Dorothy  Nicholson  2-28-27  N10 

PIPERE 

Sarah  Perryman  3-5-27  L12 

PIPKIN 

Anna  5-9-27  LI 
Anna  Evans  5-5-27  LI 
Anna  P.  10-22-27  L7 
Anna  P.  5-12-27  L8 
Charles  5-5-27  LI 
Charles  5-6-27  Nl 
Ed  5-5-27  LI 
Edward  5-6-27  Nl 
Emmett  5-5-27  LI 
Emmett  5-6-27  Nl 
Frances  5-5-27  LI 
Frances  5-6-27  Nl 
George  5-5-27  LI 
George  5-6-27  Nl 
Hubert  5-5-27  LI 
Hubert  5-6-27  Nl 
Hubert  5-9-27  LI 


1479 


PIPKIN  (cont.) 

J.  D. ,  Mrs.  9-16-27  N 

James  5-5-27  LI 

James  5-6-27  Nl 

Janie  5-5-27  LI 

Janie  5-6-27  Nl 

Jesse  5-5-27  LI 

John  L.  5-5-27  LI 

John  L.  5-6-27  Nl 

Lee  5-5-27  LI 

Lee  5-6-27  Nl 

R.  L.  5-5-27D  LI 

R.  L.  5-6-2 7DL2 6 

R.  L.  5-6-27D  Nl 

R.  L.  5-7-27D  L5 

R.  L.  5-8-27D  L19 

R.  L.  5-8-27D  N2B 

Robert  L.  5-12-27P  L8 

Robert  L.  5-9-27D  LI 

Robert  Lafayette  10-22-27P  L7 

W.  H.  5-5-27  LI 

William  5-5-27  LI 

William  5-6-27  Nl 
PIRKLE 

Irene  6-20-27M  L14 

Irene  6-21-27M  Nl 

Irene  6-23-27M  L17 

Irene  6-24-27M  N5 

W.  C.  6-23-27  L17 

W.  C.  6-24-27  N5 
PITCHFORD 

G.  T.  1-1-27  L10 

Willmetta  1-1-27M  L10 
PITMAN 

Alice  6-7-27  L10 

Alice  6-7-27  N8 

Belle  6-7-27  L10 

Belle  6-7-27  N8 

Delia  6-7-27  L10 

Delia  6-7-27  N8 

Delia  Pitman  6-7-27  L10 

Foster  6-7-27  L10 

Foster  6-7-27  N8 

Harvey  6-7-27  L10 

Harvey  6-7-27  N8 

James  6-7-27  L10 

James  6-7-27  N8 

Maggie  6-7-27  L10 

Maggie  6-7-27  N8 

Thomas  6-7-27D  L10 


PITMAN  (cont.) 

Thomas  6-7-27D  N8 

PITTMAN 

A.  B. ,  Mrs.  9-1-27  L8 
A.  B. ,  Mrs.  9-1-27  N8 
A.  B. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27  L6 

PITTS 

Pauline  9-18-27M  N7B 
T.  D.  5-29-27D  N8C 
W.  M.  5-29-27  N8C 

PLANCHEON 

Dave  6-5-27C  N9C 

PLANK 

Helen  Holt  10-28-27  Nl 
Herbert  10-28-27M  Nl 

PLASTER 

George  11-21-27D  L5 
George  11-22-27D  L13 
George  11-22-27D  Nil 
Thomas  H.  11-21-27  L5 
Thomas  H.  11-22-27  L13 
Thomas  H.  11-22-27  Nil 

PLATTE 

Fred  5-29-27  NIC 

Fred  5-8-27  N2C 

Fred  5-9-27  L13 

Fred  6-15-27  L13 

Fred  6-16-27  N5 

Irma  Adele  5-29-27E  NIC 

Irma  Adele  5-8-27E  N2C 

Irma  Adele  5-9-27E  L13 

Irma  Adele  6-15-27M  L13 

Irma  Adele  6-16-27M  N5 

PLEASANT  PRAIRIE 

naming  of  3-16-27  N9 

PLEASON 

Annie  Rausin  2-22-27  L9 
Annie  Rausin  2-22-27  Nl 

PLUM 

0.  W.  6-22-27C  L8 

PLUMB 

Herman  1-23-27C  Lll 

PLUMMER 

Charles  W.  7-18-27D  LI 
Everett  7-18-27  LI 
John  7-18-27  LI 

POERTNER 

G.  I.  6-12-27C  L31 
Louise  Groty  6-12-27  L31 
Stanley  Irvin  6-12-27B  L31 


1480 


POLICE  DEPARTMENT 

history  of  2-13-27  L8 

photo  of  2-13-27  L8 
POLK 

E.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 

E.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 
POMEROY 

Frank  7-6-27C  L8 

Frank  Nathaniel  7-6-27B  L8 
POOL 

Flora  11-2-27  N8 
POOLE 

Nola  Moreland  8-9-27  L4 

Rosemay  8-9-27B  L4 

Vestal  8-9-27C  L4 
POOR 

B. ,  Mrs.  2-2-27  L7 
POPE 

Clyde  10-13-27  L12 

Clyde  10-14-27  N19 

Clyde  E.  10-7-27D  Nil 

Clyde  E.,  Mrs.  10-6-27D  L12 

Clyde,  Mrs.  10-5-27D  L12 

Clyde,  Mrs.  10-5-27D  N12 

N.  K.  7-28-27  N 

Warren  10-5-27  N12 

family  reunion  7-28-27  N 
POPEJOY 

Edward  8-28-27DV  NIB 

Edward  9-17-27DV  N3 

Estella  9-17-27DV  N3 

Estella  M.  8-28-27DV  NIB 

R.  R. ,  Mrs.  9-1-27  Nil 
POPP 

Clayton  1-13-27DV  L8 

Jeannette  Phillips  1-13-27DV  L8 
PORTER 

Alice  p.  956 

B.  B.  1-28-27  L22 

B.  B.  2-6-27  L14 

C.  A.  10-25-27C  N3 
E.  B.  1-8-27  LI 

E.  B. ,  Mrs.  2-6-27  L14 

Ed  P.  1-28-27D  L22 

Ed  P.  1-29-27D  L10 

Ed  P.  1-30-27D  L10 

Ed  P.  1-31-27D  L7 

Emma  1-28-27  L22 

L.  W. ,  Mrs.  8-14-27  N3A 

Marcella  1-28-27  L22 


PORTER  (cont.) 

Marcella  2-6-27  L14 

Marjorie  1-28-27  L22 

Mary  Louise  10-25-27B  N3 

Mary  O.  7-16-27  L7 

Pearl  4-16-27  L7 

Robert  G.  7-16-27P  L7 
PORTSER 

Frank  2-5-27  Nl 
POSTON 

Belle  5-13-27DV  L22 

Belle  5-14-27DV  N2 

Cora  5-13-27DV  L22 

Cora  5-14-27DV  N2 
POTTER 

A.  C.  10-12-27  N2 

A.  J.,  Mrs.  12-10-27D  L12 

A.  J.,  Mrs.  12-10-27D  N6 

A.  J.,  Mrs.  12-9-27D  L22 

B.  T.  10-12-27  L5 

B.  T.  10-12-27  N2 

C.  O.  10-12-27  N2 
Carl  10-12-27  N2 
Charles  Edward  5-14-27E  L9 
Clofus  10-12-27  L5 
Columbus,  Mrs.  6-8-27  L14 
Columbus,  Mrs.  6-9-27  N2 
Edward,  Mrs.  11-12-27  L12 
Edward,  Mrs.  11-12-27  N12 
Elisha  10-12-27  L5 
Elisha  10-12-27  N2 

F.  E. ,  Mrs.  4-6-27  L10 

H.  B.  10-12-27  N2 

H.  H.,  Mrs.  12-18-27P  L36 

H.  L.,  Mrs.  10-14-27  L31 

J.  E.  10-12-27  N2 

J.  G.  5-14-27  L9 

J.  H.  12-18-27  L36 

J.  H.  12-18-27  NIB 

J.  H.,  Mrs.  12-18-27P  NIB 

J.  W.  10-12-27  L5 

J.  W.  10-12-27  N2 

Joan  12-10-27D  L12  , 

Joann  H.  12-10-27D  N6 

Joann  Hester  12-9-27D  L22 

Lillian  Crain  1-20-27  N7 

Paul  C.  10-12-27  N2 

Raymond  L.  1-17-27  N4 

Raymond  L.  10-12-27  N2 

Tom  10-12-27  N2 


1481 


POTTER  (cont.) 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 
William  2-20-27  N3 
family  reunion  10-12-27  L5 
family  reunion  10-12-27  N2 

POTTINGER 

B.  0.  4-9-27  N12 

B.  0. ,  Mrs.  4-9-27  L10 

POTTS 

Edward  L.  10-22-27P  L7 
Edward  L.  4-16-27P  L7 
Leon  E.  10-22-27  L7 
Leon  E.  4-16-27  L7 

POUND 

Edward  3-23-27  N4 

POWELL 

A.  E.  2-23-27  N5 

Esther  L.  Nickel  2-23-27  N5 

Herbert  E.  2-23-27M  N5 

POWERS 

Guy  9-11-27M  L31 

Guy  9-11-27M  Nl 

James  P.  1-18-27  L14 

James  P.  1-19-27  N12 

Zella  M.  Williams  9-11-27  L31 

Zella  Mae  Williams  9-11-27  Nl 

child  1-18-27D  L14 

infant  1-19-27D  N12 

POYNTER 

Alfred  4-28-27  N 

PRANTER 

Atlissia  7-12-27M  L13 
F.  S.  3-19-27C  L12 
Fred  3-13-27  L22 
Harold  J.  3-13-27E  L22 
Harold  J.  3-27-27M  L10 
Harold  J.  3-27-27M  L20 
John  K.  4-14-27DV  L12 
John  K.  4-15-27DV  N2 
Josephine  Vaughn  3-27-27  L10 
Josephine  Vaughn  3-27-27  L20 
Mary  E.  4-14-27DV  L12 
Mary  E.  4-15-27DV  N2 
Peggy  Don  4-17-27B  N5 
Precious  Sue  3-19-27B  L12 
V.  0.  7-12-27  L13 
V.  T.  4-17-27C  N5 

PRANTHER 

Peggy  Don  4-18-27B  L8 


PRATER 

E.  W.  5-19 
E.  W.  5-19 
Edna  Evans 
Emerson  5- 
Emerson  5- 
Emma  Evans 
Emma  Evans 
Eva  Hodges 
Eva  Hodges 
Gentra  5-1 
Gentra  5-1 
Henry  M.  8 
Henry  M .  8 
Lambert  5- 
Lambert  5- 
Lany  5-19- 
Lany  5-19- 
Lon  5-19-2 
Lon  5-19-2 
M.  T.  10-2 
Nannie  Hil 
Nettie  5-1 
Nettie  5-1 
Philip  D. 
Philip  D. 
Philip  D. 
Philip  D. 
Sadie  5-19 
Sadie  5-19 
Theodore  5 
Theodore  5 
Viola  Bode 
Viola  Bode 

PRATT 

Audie  1-13 
Ella  Neil 
Ella  Neil 
Emmett  1-1 

PRAWL 

Ray  4-15-2 
Ray  S.  9-1 
Roy  4-19-2 
Verna  9-17 
Verna  Will 
Verna  Will 

PRESCOTT 

E.  R.  5-29 
E.  R.  5-29 
Elizabeth 


-27  L12 
-27  N8 

9-9-27  L13 
19-27  L12 
19-27  N8 

9-8-27  L10 

9-9-27  N12 

12-6-27  L12 

12-6-27  N3 
9-27  L12 
9-27  N8 
-27-27M  L12 
-27-27M  Nl 
19-27  L12 
19-27  N8 
27  L12 
27  N8 
7  L12 
7  N8 
2-27  L7 
1  6-18-27  Nl 
9-27  L12 
9-27  N8 
5-19-27D  L12 
5-19-27D  N8 
5-20-27D  L22 
5-20-27D  N6 
-27  L12 
-27  N8 
-19-27  L12 
-19-27  N8 
ntach  8-27-27  L12 
ntsch  8-27-27  Nl 

-27DV  L8 
6-25-27  L3 
6-25-27  N2 
3-27DV  L8 

7M  N7 

7-27DV  N3 

7M  N3 

-27DV  N3 

iams  4-15-27  N7 

iams  4-19-27  N3 

-27  L19 
-27  N3C 
C.  Baker  5-29-27  L19 


1482 


PRESCOTT  (cont.) 

Elizabeth  C.  Baker  5-29-27  N3C 

George  M.  5-29-27M  L19 

George  M.  5-29-27M  N3C 
PRESLEY 

Belle  2-5-27M  L9 

Carrie  8-11-27  N8 

Mattie  8-11-27  N8 

Stella  6-5-27M  L31 

Stella  6-5-27M  N2B 
PRESNELL 

Amy  Rabourne  4-2-27  Nl 

Anna  5-3-27  L14 

Anna  5-3-27  N7 

Anna  7-15-27  L6 

Carl  4-2-27M  Nl 

Charles  5-3-27D  L14 

Charles  5-3-27D  N7 

Ed  7-15-27  L6 

Edna  7-15-27  L6 

G.  M. ,  Mrs.  7-22-27  L16 

George  M.  7-15-27D  L6 

George  M.  7-16-27D  L12 

George  M.  7-17-27D  L27 

George  M.  7-17-27D  N6A 

Harley  1-13-27DV  L8 

J.  N.  7-15-27  L6 

James  5-3-27  L14 

James  5-3-27  N7 

Jesse  7-15-27  L6 

Jessie  7-22-27  L16 

Martha  5-3-27  LI 4 

Martha  5-3-27  N7 

Martha  7-15-27  L6 

Martin  5-3-27  L14 

Martin  5-3-27  N7 

Nellie  1-13-27DV  L8 

Robert  7-15-27  L6 

Robert  7-22-27  L16 

Roy  7-15-27  L6 

Roy  7-22-27  L16 

W.  E.  7-15-27  L6 

Walter  5-3-27  L14 

Walter  5-3-27  N7 

William  5-3-27  L14 

William  5-3-27  N7 

William  N.  7-15-27  L6 
PRESTON 

Georgia  M.  12-10-27D  L12 

Georgia  M.  12-11-27D  N5A 


PRESTON  (cont.) 

Robert  Brown  12-11-27  N5A 
Sarah  12-11-27  N5A 

PRIBYL 

Charley  R.  6-18-27M  Nl 
Sarah  Lee  Shaw  6-18-27  Nl 

PRICE 

Charles  1-22-27P  L7 

Elizabeth  1-22-27P  L7 

George  6-14-27C  L12 

George  Kenneth  6-14-27B  L12 

Griffin  1-9-27  N5 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  11-24-27  N3 

LeRoy  1-22-27P  L7 

Leonia  B.  1-11-27M  L9 

Lyle  10-18-27M  Nl 

Mabel  6-9-27  L15 

Martha  Jane  6-9-27  L15 

Mary  11-5-27D  N12 

Mary  Anderson  12-18-27  NIB 

Mary  Ann  11-22-27  LI 

Mary  J.  11-6-27D  N3A 

Mary  J.  Emrick  11-5-27D  N12 

Mary  J.  Emrick  11-6-27D  L22 

Mary  Josephine  11-6-27D  L22 

Mildred  2-15-27  Nl 

Nancy  11-27-27  LI 

Nancy  Ann  1-9-27  N5 

Nancy  Ann  Simms  10-12-27  LI 

Nancy  Ann  Simms  11-22-27  LI 

Nancy  Ann  Simms  11-27-27  LI 

0.  H.  9-13-27C  L10 

Ora  L.  8-14-27M  NIB 

Orville  LeRoy  1-22-27P  L7 

R.  B.  11-20-27  L32 

R.  B.  11-20-27  N9B 

R.  B. ,  Mrs.  11-6-27D  L22 

Sterling  9-21-27  L16 

Terry  Griffin  10-12-27  LI 

Tillman  12-18-27M  NIB 

Vollie  6-12-27M  L5 

W.  C. ,  Mrs.  2-15-27  Nl 

W.  D.  ,  Mrs.  11-24-27*  N3 

W.  D. ,  Mrs.  7-16-27  L12 

PRIER 

C.  I.  6-14-27  L17 
C.  I.  6-8-27  L13 
Eunice  6-14-27M  L17 
Eunice  6-8-27M  L13 


1483 


PRINCE 

Joe,  Mrs.  10-2-27  N4A 

PRINGLE 

Ethel  10-17-27  L5 

James  7-22-27  L6 

James  7-22-27  N2 

John  Ederle  10-17-27D  L5 

John  Ederle  10-18-27D  L13 

John  Ederle  10-18-27D  N2 

Margaret  10-17-27  L5 

Marie  7-22-27D  L6 

Marie  7-22-27D  N2 

PRIOR 

Ivan  5-30-27  L9 
Ivan  5-30-27  N2 
Mary  Jane  5-30-27  L9 
Mary  Jane  5-30-27  N2 
Wesley  5-30-27  L9 
Wesley  5-30-27  N2 

PRITCHARD 

Esther  E.  Helms  2-18-27  L16 
Esther  E.  Helms  2-18-27  L21 
Esther  E.  Helms  2-19-27  N5 
R.  M.  1-13-27DV  L8 
R.  M.  1-23-27DV  N5 
Robert  M.  2-18-27M  L21 
Robert  M.  2-19-27M  N5 
Robert  Melton  2-18-27M  L16 
Ruby  1-13-27DV  L8 
Ruby  1-23-27DV  N5 

PROCTOR 

Beulah  4-17-27D  L5 
Beulah  4-4-27D  L4 
Beulah  4-4-27D  N3 
Beulah  4-5-27D  N12 
Beulah  Freeman  4-10-27  N8B 
Beulah  Freeman  4-4-27D  L4 
Beulah  Freeman  4-4-27D  N3 
E.  S. ,  Mrs.  8-30-27  N12 
Thomas  S.  4-17-27  L5 
Thomas  S.,  Mrs.  4-4-27D  L4 
Thomas  S.,  Mrs.  4-4-27D  N3 

PROPHET 

Lucy  6-1-27  N3 
Martha  6-1-27  N3 
Ora  6-1-27  N3 
W.  B.  10-24-27  L15 
W.  B.  10-25-27  Nil 

PROSERPI 

Henry  6-24-27  Nl 


PROWL 

Roy  S.  8-27-27DV  L12 
Roy  S.  8-28-27DV  NIB 
Verna  8-27-27DV  L12 
Verna  8-28-27DV  NIB 

PRUITT 

Edward  C.  12-1-27DV  L8 
Edward  C.  12-2-27DV  L8 
Frank,  Mrs.  2-11-27  Nl 
Mary  Beulah  12-1-27DV  L8 
Mary  Beulah  12-2-27DV  L8 
Mary  F.  5-7-27D  L5 
Mary  F.  5-8-27D  L19 
Mary  F.  5-8-27D  N2B 
Mary  F.  5-9-27D  L8 
Mary  F.  5-9-27D  N2 

PRYOR 

Waymond  9-4-27C  N2B 

PUCK 

C.  B. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  N2 
C.  E. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  L8 

PUCKETT 

Carrie  Jarratt  7-22-27  L6 
Carrie  Jarratt  7-23-27  N3 
Richard  B.  6-30-27D  L14 

PULLAM 

Minnie  Bryant  6-26-27  L6 

PUMMALL 

Frank  8-27-27  L4 

PUMPHREY 

Mary  1-29-27  L10 

PUNCHES 

Leo,  Mrs.  5-22-27D  LI 
Leo,  Mrs.  5-22-27D  Nl 
Leo,  Mrs.  5-23-27D  L6 
Leo,  Mrs.  5-23-27D  N3 

PURA 

Nora  Stockstill  8-14-27  N7A 

PURCELL 

J.  B.  7-28-27P  N2 

S.  Everett  2-14-27D  N3 

PURDOM 

George  1-2-27  L3 

PURDY 

Joe  12-4-27C  L2 
Olive  Jo  12-4-27B  L2 

PURSLEY 

Felix  8-10-27  L8 
Felix  8-11-27  N3 
Lea  8-11-27  N3 


1484 


PURSLEY  (cont.) 

Lee  8-10-27  L8 

R.  E.  8-10-27  L8 

R.  E.  8-11-27  N3 

Tennie  8-10-27D  L8 

Tennie  8-11-27D  L8 

Tennie  8-11-27D  N3 

Tennie  8-12-27D  L22 

Tennie  8-12-27D  N3 

Tennie  8-13-27D  L12 

Tennie  8-13-27D  N3 

Tennie  8-14-27D  N7A 
PURYEAR 

G.  W. ,  Mrs.  4-30-27D  Nl 
PUSEY 

Clara  1-14-27DV  L15 

Clara  Estelle  5-13-27DV  L22 

Edwin  G.  1-14-27DV  L15 

Edwin  G.  5-13-27DV  L22 
PUTMAN 

Cecil  10-18-27M  L17 

Cecil  10-19-27M  N5 

Cecil  C.  10-11-27M  Nl 

Cecil  C.  10-12-27M  L13 

Fern  B.  Shull  10-12-27  L13 

Fern  E.  Shull  10-11-27  Nl 

Fern  Shull  10-18-27  L17 

Fern  Shull  10-19-27  N5 

Martha  Ann  1-22-27P  L7 

R.  E.  10-18-27  L17 

R.  E.  10-19-27  N5 

R.  E.,  Mrs.  10-23-27  L18B 

R.  E. ,  Mrs.  10-25-27  N7 
PUTNAM 

Cecil  C.  10-11-27M  L9 

Fern  E.  Shull  10-11-27  L9 

George  W.  1-25-27M  L12 

Ruth  M.  Young  1-25-27  L12 
PUTNEY 

Ada  2-26-27  L12 

Ada  2-26-27  N12 

Ada  2-27-27  L31 

Charles  2-26-27  L12 

Charles  2-26-27  N12 

Charles  2-27-27  L31 

Clyde  2-26-27  L12 

Clyde  2-26-27  N12 

Clyde  2-27-27  L31 

Daniel  2-26-27  L12 

Daniel  2-26-27  N12 


PUTNEY  (cont.) 

Daniel  2-27-27  L31 

Genevieve  2-26-27  L12 

Genevieve  2-26-27  N12 

Genevieve  2-27-27  L31 

Lula  2-26-27D  L12 

Lula  2-26-27D  N12 

Lula  2-27-27D  L31 

Lula  2-28-27D  N8 

Robert  2-26-27  L12 

Robert  2-26-27  N12 

Robert  2-27-27  L31 

Robert  2-28-27  N8 

Robert  3-3-27  L3 
PYATT 

Joe  J.,  Mrs.  8-25-27  L13 

family  reunion  8-25-27  L13 
PYLE 

Agnes  9-2-27  N12 
PYLES 

Ben  10-18-27C  L12 

Ben  10-.18-27C  N6 

Robert  Michael  10-18-27B  L12 

Robert  Michael  10-18-27B  N6 

Roland  3-21-27C  L14 

T.  L. ,  Mrs.  5-2-27  L8 

T.  L. ,  Mrs.  5-2-27  Nl 
QUARRIER 

Dorothea  1-12-27  L4 
QUICK 

H.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-23-27  L14 

H.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-24-27  N8 

Mary  11-23-27M  Nl 

Mary  11-23-27M  N8 
QUIGG 

Florence  E.  Wilson  2-23-27  L14 

Florence  Wilcox  2-27-27  L22 

Florence  Wilson  2-24-27  N7 

Ralph  2-27-27M  L22 

Ralph  Walter  2-23-27M  L14 

Ralph  Walter  2-24-27M  N7 
QUILIN,  MO 

naming  of  3-23-27  N4  , 
QUINN 

Abbie  E.  1-24-27  N4 

Catherine  1-24-27  N4 

Catherine  10-22-27M  N5 

Catherine  10-23-27M  L3B 

Catherine  10-23-27M  N3C 

Catherine  M.  10-21-27M  L22 


1485 


QUINN  (cont.) 

Catherine  M.  10-21-27M  Nl 

Catherine  Marie  10-2-27M  L20 

Catherine  Marie  10-22-27M  Lll 

Catherine  Marie  9-18-27E  L20 

Catherine  Marie  9-18-27E  N3C 

Catherine  Marie  9-29-27E  N5 

James  10-23-27  N3C 

James  M.  1-24-27  N4 

James  M.  10-2-27  L20 

James  M.  10-22-27  Lll 

James  M.  10-22-27  Nl 

James  M.  10-23-27  L3B 

James  M.  9-18-27  L20 

James  M.  9-18-27  N3C 

James  M.  9-29-27  N5 

John  1-24-27  N4 

John  10-2-27  L20 

John  10-22-27  Lll 

John  10-22-27  Nl 

John  10-23-27  N3C 

John  9-29-27  N5 

W.  E.,  Mrs.  6-26-27  N10A 
QUITARD 

Charles  11-23-27  LI 

Walter  11-23-27D  LI 
RABOURNE 

Amy  4-2-27M  Nl 
RABY 

J.  E.  10-27-27C  L16 

J.  E.  10-27-27C  N2 

Mary  Jo  10-27-27B  L16 

Mary  Jo  10-27-27B  N2 
RACE 

E.  F.  4-16-27  L7 
RACEY 

Dehner  7-21-27C  L9 

Dehnor  7-21-27C  N2 
RACINE 

C.  C. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 

C.  C. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 
RACKETT 

George  E.  1-22-27  L7 

Richard  Harvey  1-22-27P  L7 
RADER 

Essie  Letterman  9-21-27  L12 
Essie  Letterman  9-21-27  N3 
Essie  Letterman  9-25-27  L10 
George  Walther  10-22-27P  L7 
George  Walther  4-16-27P  L7 


RADER  (cont.) 

Lena  10-14-27  L28 
Lena  10-16-27  L35 
Ollie  10-22-27  L7 
Ollie  4-16-27  L7 

Roy  11-9-27C  N8 

W.  M.  10-14-27  L28 

W.  M.  10-16-27  L35 

Willard  Glenn  10-16-27D  L35 
RADIN 

John,  Mrs.  4-13-27  L8 

John,  Mrs.  4-13-27  N3 
RAFTER 

Georgie  7-16-27  L7 
RAGAN 

Benton  7-16-27P  L7 

Dora  7-1-27M  L19 
RAGANON 

Allida  5-9-27  L8 

Benjamin  5-9-27  L8 

Louise  5-9-27  L8 
RAGLAND 

Arthur  9-16-27  L17 

Arthur  9-17-27  L12 

Arthur  9-17-27  N3 

Arthur  Earl  10-15-27D  N10 

Ben  9-16-27  L17 

Ben  9-17-27  L12 

Ben  9-17-27  N3 

Earl  10-16-27D  L2 

Gertrude  9-16-27  L17 

Gertrude  9-17-27  L12 

Gertrude  9-17-27  N3 

Hugh  9-16-27  L17 

Hugh  9-17-27  L12 

Hugh  9-17-27  N3 

J.  B.  9-16-27  L17 

J.  B.  9-17-27  L12 

J.  B.  9-17-27  N3 

M.  I. ,  Mrs.  9-16-27D  L17 

M.  I. ,  Mrs.  9-17-27D  L12 

M.  I. ,  Mrs.  9-17-27D  N3 

M.  I. ,  Mrs.  9-18-27D  L1Q 

Walter  9-16-27  L17 

Walter  9-17-27  L12 

Walter  9-17-27  N3 
RAGSDALE 

Elizabeth  4-9-27D  N4 

Irene  9-1-27M  N8 

Mollie  Robertson  10-23-27  NIB 


1486 


RAGSDALE  (cont.) 

Ollie  6-12-27  N2 

Wilma  10-23-27  NIB 
RAIDLER 

E.  L.,  Mrs.  12-20-27  Lll 

E.  L. ,  Mrs.  12-21-27  N2 

E.  L.,  Mrs.  12-22-27  Nil 
RAILROADS 

history  in  Spfd  6-5-27  N6B 
RAKOWSKY 

Ruth  6-11-27M  L14 

Victor  6-11-27  L14 

Victor  6-12-27  Nl 
RALLER 

Fern  L.  4-13-27DV  N8 

Martin  Earl  4-13-27DV  N8 
RAMBO 

G.  D. ,  Mrs.  9-8-27  L10 

G.  D. ,  Mrs.  9-9-27  N12 
RAMELLI 

Margaret  O'Connell  9-30-27  L8 

Marguerite  O'Connell  9-30-27  Nl 

Sylvius  9-30-27M  L8 

Sylvius  9-30-27M  Nl 
RAMEY 

Deda  Jo  7-12-27B  L4 

Earnest  7-12-27C  L4 

Ollie  F.  12-25-27M  L16 
RAMSEY 

Bertha  P.  6-26-27M  L37 

Emery  Dale  1-29-27M  N2 

Ernest  R.  4-14-27C  L5 

Ernest  R.  4-14-27C  N2 

J.  J. ,  Mrs.  12-24-27  L8 

J.  J.,  Mrs.  12-25-27  N2A 

J.  J. ,  Mrs.  12-27-27  Lll 

John  P.  1-26-27  N4 

Julia  Harris  1-16-27  L24 

Nancy  Anderson  1-29-27  N2 

Pauline  Legetta  4-14-27B  L5 

Pauline  Ligetta  4-14-27B  N2 
RAND 

H.  T.  2-20-27  N3 

Henry  T.  p.  955 

Nary  L.  10-30-27D  N12A 
RANDALL 

Glenn  12-4-27M  L24 

Glenn  12-4-27M  NIB 

Marguerite  Cochran  12-4-27  L24 

Marguerite  Cochran  12-4-27  NIB 


RANDALL  (cont.) 

R.  W.  2-20-27  N3 

RANDOLPH 

Lucy  A.  York  4-11-27  L8 
Lucy  A.  York  4-12-27  N6 
Margaret  L.  2-8-27DV  L9 
Margaret  L.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Margaret  L.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Virgil  4-11-27C  L8 
Virgil  E.  4-12-27C  N6 
William  B.  2-8-27DV  L9 
William  B.  5-12-27DV  L8 
William  B.  5-13-27DV  N9 
William  Laurel  4-11-27B  L8 
William  Laurel  4-12-27B  N6 

RANEY 

Ollie  F.  12-25-27M  NIB 

RANGHART 

Irving  G.,  Mrs.  5-30-27  N3 

RANKIN 

Bertha  Anderson  2-8-27  L9 
Charles  D.  2-8-27M  L9 

RANSDELL 

Etolia  Hutchinson  10-6-27  L8 
Etolia  Hutchinson  10-6-27  Nl 
George  M.  10-6-27M  L8 
George  M.  10-6-27M  Nl 

RANSOM 

Maud  9-16-27  L18 

RASOR 

Wheeler  8-28-27D  L2 

RASSE 

Sam,  Mrs.  8-8-27  L12 
Sam,  Mrs.  8-8-27  N10 

RATHBONE 

Bernard  F.  3-3-27  L2 
Bernard  F.,  Mrs.  2-24-27D  L6 
Bernard  F.,  Mrs.  2-25-27D  N6 
Edith  2-24-27  L6 
Edith  2-25-27  N6 
Emily  R.  3-3-27D  L2 
Emily  Rush  2-24-27D  L6 
Emily  Rush  2-25-270^18 
Emily  Rush  2-25-27D  N6 
Emily  Rush  Woods  2-24-27D  L6 
Emma  2-24-27  L6 
Emma  2-25-27  N6 
Emma  Fielder  8-10-27  L8 
Emma  Fielder  8-11-27  N3 
Ernest  G.  2-24-27  L6 


1487 


RATHBONE  (cont.) 

Ernest  G.  2-25-27  N6 
F.  2-24-27  L6 

F.  2-25-27  N6 
,  2-24-27  L6 
,  2-25-27  N6 

G.  2-24-27  L6 
G.  2-25-27  N6 


RAWSON  (cont.) 


Harold 
Harold 
John  D, 
John  D, 
Walter 
Walter 

RATHBUN 

Buena  St . John  4-17-27  N5 
Clifford  B.  4-17-27M  N5 
E. ,  Mrs.  10-1-27  L12 
George  2-14-27  LI 6 
George  S.  2-14-27  L16 
George  S.  2-16-27  L18 
Hattie  2-14-27  L16 
Hattie  2-14-27  Nl 
Isabel  2-14-27  L16 
Isabel  2-14-27  Nl 
Joseph  Curie  2-14-27  L16 
Joseph  Curlee  2-14-27  Nl 
Mary  Elizabeth  2-14-27  L16 
Mary  Elizabeth  2-14-27  Nl 
W.  R.  1-2-27  L3 
Will  A.  2-16-27  L18 
William  A.  2-14-27D  L16 
William  A.  2-14-27D  Nl 
William  A.  2-16-27D  N7 
family  history  2-16-27  L18 

RAUCH 

C.  O.  2-20-27C  N7 

RAUSIN 

Annie  2-22-27  L9 
Annie  2-22-27  Nl 
Dick  2-22-27  L9 
Dick  2-22-27  Nl 
Harve  J.  10-22-27P  L7 
Hugh  2-22-27  L9 
Hugh  B.  2-22-27  Nl 
James  H.  2-22-27D  L9 
James  H.  2-22-27D  Nl 
Margaret  F.  2-22-27  L9 
Margaret  F.  2-22-27  Nl 
Robert  2-22-27  L9 
Robert  2-22-27  Nl 

RAWLINGS 

John  11-20-27D  N10B 

RAWSON 

Jennie  1-22-27  L7 
Jennie  5-8-27  NIB 


Jennie  7-16 

-27  L7 

John  1-22-27P  L7 

John  7-16-27P  L7 

Verda  5-8-27M  NIB 

Verda  7-16-: 

27P  L7 

RAY 

,  Mrs .  4 

-24-27  Lll 

Albert,  Jr. 

5-26-27 

L12 

Albert,  Jr. 

5-27-27 

L24 

Albert,  Jr. 

5-27-27 

N3 

Bud  4-24-27 

L18 

Carl  W.  9-2 

-27D  L18 

Carl  W.  9-3 

-27D  L12 

Carl  W.  9-3 

-27D  N3 

Carl  W.  9-4 

-27D  L27 

Carl  W.  9-4 

-27D  N3 

Carl  W.  9-5 

-27D  N10 

E.  L.,  Mrs. 

4-24-27D  NIB 

E.  R. ,  Mrs. 

8-10-27 

N2 

E.  R. ,  Mrs . 

8-9-27  L4 

Frances  5-26-27  L12 

Frances  5-27-27  L24 

Frances  5-27-27  N3 

Harry,  Mrs. 

8-12-27 

L22 

Harry,  Mrs. 

8-12-27 

N3 

Joe  Junior 

5-26-27D 

L12 

Joe  Junior  ! 

5-27-27D 

L24 

Joe  Junior 

5-27-27D 

N3 

Lon  5-26-27 

L12 

Lon  5-27-27 

L24 

Lon  5-27-27 

N3 

Maryetta  5-: 

26-27  L12 

Maryetta  5-: 

27-27  L24 

Maryetta  5-: 

27-27  N3 

Nina  Oletta 

12-24-27M  LI 

Nina  Oletta 

12-24-27M  Nl 

William  9-2 

-27  L18 

William  9-3 

-27  L12 

William  9-3 

-27  N3 

William  9-4 

-27  L27 

William  9-4 

-27  N3 

William  9-5 

-27  N10 

RAYBURN 

Otto  Ernest 

9-18-27 

N2A 

RAYFIELD 

D.  D.  6-14-; 

27  L12 

D.  D.  6-14- 

27  N3 

D.  D.  6-15- 

27  N2 

George  B .  6 

-15-27D  L8 

1488 


RAYFIELD  (cont.) 

George  B.  6-15-27D  N2 

George  B.  6-16-27D  N2 

George  Benton  6-14-27D  L12 

George  Benton  6-14-27D  N3 

Virginia  Dade  6-14-27  L12 

Virginia  Dade  6-14-27  N3 

Virginia  Dade  6-15-27  N2 
RAYMOND 

Austin  H.  11-9-27  L12 

Austin  H.  11-9-27  N12 

Colonel  11-9-27  L12 

Colonel  11-9-27  N12 

Don  11-9-27  L12 

Don  11-9-27  N12 

F.  H.  2-9-27  L5 

F.  H. ,  Mrs.  2-7-27  L7 

Guy  V.  11-9-27  L12 

Guy  V.  11-9-27  N12 

Henry  11-13-27D  L12 

Henry  11-9-27D  L12 

Henry  11-9-27D  N12 

Lotta  11-9-27  N12 

Mattie  11-9-27  L12 

Mattie  11-9-27  N12 

Maule  Augusta  2-7-27  L7 

Orval  11-9-27  L12 

Orval  11-9-27  N12 
RAYNAUL 

Corrine  Dodson  9-25-27  N7B 

George  9-25-27M  N7B 
READING 

Helen  Bruton  8-13-27  Nl 
READY 

Clara  Banning  6-14-27  L12 

Clara  Banning  6-15-27  N2 

Violet  A.  Bailey  2-19-27  L12 

Virgil  T.  2-19-27M  L12 
REAGAN 

Savannah  2-2-27M  LI 7 
REAGER 

George  V.  6-22-27  L8 

Georgia  V.  6-22-27  M12 
REAMS 

Clayton  10-22-27D  L12 

Emma  10-22-27  L12 

Ethel  11-25-27M  L19 

Ethel  11-26-27M  Nl 
REAVES 

Chester  Owen  10-22-27P  L.7 


REAVES  (cont.) 

J.  W.  10-22-27  L7 
Leona  May  10-22-27P  L7 
Lizzie  10-23-27D  N2A 
Ruby  Jewell  1-22-27P  L7 

REBI 

Mary  Reich  4-30-27  N6 

RECH 

Joe  Ellen  6-26-27B  N5A 
William  H.  6-26-27C  N5A 

RECORDS 

storage  of  3-31-27  L7 

RECTOR 

M.  E. ,  Mrs.  12-4-27  L2 

REDDICK 

Malen  E.  3-29-27  L3 
S.  M.  3-29-27  L3 

REDIFER 

Thomas  1-13-27DV  L8 
Viola  1-13-27DV  L8 

REDING 

C.  A. ,  Mrs.  8-13-27  LI 
Helen  Bruton  8-13-27  LI 

REDLER 

Ed,  Mrs.  12-21-27  N2 

REECE 

Genevieve  7-7-27  L8 
Helen  7-7-27  L8 
Hobson  7-7-27  L8 
Jennabelle  7-7-27  L8 
Thomas  7-7-27  L8 
William  E.  7-7-27D  L8 

REED 

A.  C.  6-4-27  L10 
A.  C.  6-5-27  N2 
Billy  3-2-27  L12 
Charles  10-16-27  L22 
Clara  12-15-27DV  L12 
Clara  12-16-27DV  N9 
Clell,  Mrs.  9-24-27  L3 
G.  F.,  Mrs.  10-13-27  Lll 
George  F.,  Mrs.  10-13-27  N3 
Harrison  12-15-27DV  X12 
Harrison  12-16-27DV  N9 
Harry  10-16-27M  L22 
Harry  10-16-27M  N3C 
Mildred  Hughes  8-25-27  L8 
Mildred  Hughes  8-26-27  N2 
Murry  9-18-27M  N7B 
0.  E.  6-4-27  L10 


1489 


REED  (cont.) 

0.  E.  6-5-27  N2 

Pauline  Pitts  9-18-27  N7B 

Susan  7-16-27P  L7 

T.  I . ,  Mrs.  6-4-27D  L10 

T.  I . ,  Mrs.  6-5-27D  L31 

T.  L. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27D  N2 

Thelma  Morris  10-16-27  L22 

Thelma  Morris  10-16-27  N3C 

W.  A.  2-20-27  N3 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  7-26-27  N7 

William  5-9-27D  N2 

William  E.  5-8-27D  L19 

William  E.  5-8-27D  N2B 

William  E.  5-9-27D  L8 

Woody  10-22-27P  L7 

Woody  2-8-27P  L7 

REESE 

Bertie,  Mrs.  1-25-27  L12 
Golden  8-21-27M  LI 8 
Jesse  12-4-27C  L2 
Rachel  3-27-27D  L31 
W.  C.  8-21-27  L18 

REEVES 

A.  E.  12-29-27C  N3 
Carrie  10-23-27  L4B 
E.  B.  6-26-27C  N10B 
Louise  10-14-27M  L26 
Louise  10-14-27M  Nl 
Louise  10-23-27M  L4B 

REHMERT 

Lucy  Boehme  12-5-27  L2 
Lucy  Boehme  12-6-27  N3 

REICH 

Arthur  D.  4-27-27D  L8 
Arthur  D.  4-27-27D  N3 
Arthur  D.  4-28-27D  L12 
Arthur  D.  4-29-27D  L22 
Arthur  D.  4-29-27D  N12 
Arthur  D.  4-30-27D  N6 
Arthur  D.  5-1-27D  L28 
Chester  4-30-27  N6 
Clara  4-30-27  N6 
Ethel  4-30-27  N6 
Florence  4-30-27  N6 
Grace  4-30-27  N6 
Mary  4-30-27  N6 
Nellie  4-30-27  N6 
Percy  4-30-27  N6 
Victor  4-30-27  N6 


RE I CHARD 

A.  N.  1-22-27P  L7 

A.  N.  7-16-27P  L7 

Fannie  1-22-27  L7 

Fannie  7-16-27  L7 
REID 

Alice  11-28-27  L2 

Alice  B.  11-29-27  N6 

E.  Ward  11-28-27D  L2 

E.  Ward,  Mrs.  11-28-27D  N10 

E. ,  Mrs.  11-28-27D  L2 

E. ,  Mrs.  11-29-27D  N6 

Gardner  C,  Mrs.  11-28-27D  L2 

Gardner  C,  Mrs.  11-28-27D  N10 

H.  V.  11-28-27  L2 

H.  V.  11-28-27  N10 
RE ILLY 

J.  W.  10-22-27P  L7 

J.  W.  4-16-27P  L7 

Mary  E.  10-22-27  L7 

Mary  E.  4-16-27  L7 
RE INERT 

Amy  Paragen  10-23-27  LI 5 

Amy  Peragen  10-23-27  Nl 

Amy  Peragen  10-23-27  NIB 

Joa  10-23-27M  Nl 

Joa  10-23-27M  NIB 

Joseph  10-23-27M  L15 
RE INFOLD 

Frank,  Mrs.  11-28-27  L2 
REINHOLD 

Frank,  Mrs.  11-28-27  N10 
REINICHEN 

Cleone  3-27-27DV  L10 

Cleone  5-13-27DV  L22 

Weaver  C.  3-27-27DV  L10 

Weaver  E.  5-13-27DV  L22 
REINSMITH 

Edith  Fleetwood  1-17-27  N2 

Fred  1-17-27M  N2 
REISS 

Ernest,  Mrs.  1-17-27  N 

Ernest,  Mrs.  1-17-27  N2  , 
REITH 

C.  F. ,  Mrs.  12-3-27  L12 
REITHE 

C.  F. ,  Mrs.  12-3-27  N12 
REKERT 

Minnie  Chastain  6-19-27  N10A 


1490 


REMMERT 

Urania  L.  1-16-27  L13 

RENCH 

Joe  Ellen  6-26-27B  N5A 
William  Bacil  4-16-27P  L7 
William  H.  6-26-27C  N5A 

RENFRO 

Clara  J.  5-11-27M  N6 

RENFROW 

Charles  1-15-27  L10 
Dessa  Carlton  2-21-27  L13 
Dessa  Carlton  2-22-27  N2 
Ruth  Kelso  4-18-27  L8 
Virgil  2-21-27M  L13 
Virgil  2-22-27M  N2 
W.  N. ,  Mrs.  3-10-27  L8 
William  1-15-27  L10 
William  1-17-27D  L3 

RENIFF 

Chester  2-27-27C  N10C 

RENKOSKI 

Sophia  5-15-27M  N8C 

RENNER 

Eldis  9-10-27DV  L12 
Eldis  9-10-27DV  Nl 
Elva  9-10-27DV  L12 
Elva  9-10-27DV  Nl 
Elva  9-20-27DV  L12 
Elvis  9-20-27DV  L12 

RENSHAW 

C.  J.  2-27-27  L31 
C.  J.  3-18-27  L10 
Candace  10-22-27  L7 
Candace  2-27-27  L31 
Candace  A.  3-18-27  L10 
Candace  A.  3-18-27  N12 
Frank  2-27-27  L31 
Helen  M.  3-18-27  L10 
James  2-27-27  L31 
James  A.  3-18-27  L10 
Lola  3-18-27  L10 
M.  Maude  3-18-27  L10 
Mary  2-27-27  L31 
Robert  2-27-27  L31 
Sarah  2-27-27  L31 
William  C.  10-22-27P  L7 
William  C.  2-27-27D  L31 
William  C.  3-18-27P  L10 
William  C.  3-18-27P  N12 


REPS 

Mary  Elizabeth  7-16-27P  L7 

REPUBLICAN 

history  of  1-4-27  LI 

REVIS 

A.  P.  8-8-27  L3 

James  M.  11-11-27C  L22 

REYNAUD 

Amiel,  Mrs.  4-24-27D  N12C 
Corrine  Dobson  9-20-27  L6 
Corrine  Dodson  9-23-27  N5 
George  9-20-27M  L6 
George  9-23-27M  N5 
J.  J.  9-23-27  N5 
Milton  9-23-27  N5 
Walter  9-20-27  L6 

REYNOLD 

Burel,  Mrs.  10-16-27  L19 

REYNOLDS 

7-22-27  L16 

Claude  L.  10-25-27M  L8 

Claude  L.  10-25-27M  Nl 

Danye  1-27-27  L6 

Elalee  1-27-27  L6 

Esther  1-27-27  L6 

F.  J.  11-28-27C  L2 

F.  J.  11-29-27C  N2 

Hosea  1-1-27  N8 

J.  J.  4-8-27  L21 

J.  J.  4-9-27  N12 

James  1-27-27  L6 

Jasper  Leroy  1-27-27D  L6 

Jeanne  11-29-27B  N2 

Joanne  11-28-2 7B  L2 

LeRoy  1-27-27  L6 

LeRoy  A.  1-29-27  Nil 

Leopold  1-1-27  N8 

Leroy  A.  1-30-27  L27 

Lev  1-1-27  N8 

M.  E.  4-8-27D  L21 

M.  E.  4-9-27D  N12 

Margaret  Trimble  5-7-27  LI 

Pearl  Sherrod  10-25-.27  L8 

Pearl  Sherrod  10-25-27  Nl 

Susie  Robertson  12-8-27  N4 

T.  F. ,  Mrs.  8-22-27  L7 

T.  F. ,  Mrs.  8-23-27  L14 

T.  F. ,  Mrs.  8-23-27  N2 

Thelma  Jean  7-16-27P  L7 

Virgie  4-8-27  L21 


1491 


REYNOLDS  (cont.) 

Virgil  4-9-27  N12 
W.  D. ,  Mrs.  6-20-27  L14 
W.  D. ,  Mrs.  6-20-27  N3 
William  1-27-27  L6 
William  D.  1-1-27D  L10 
William  D.  1-1-27D  N8 

RHEA 

Annie  Stutzman  11-20-27  LI 
Evert,  Mrs.  8-14-27  N7A 

RHEE 

John  M.  1-13-27DV  L8 
M.  Alice  1-13-27DV  L8 

RHOADES 

T.  G.  10-18-27  N12 

RHODEN 

Leo  5-22-27C  Lll 

RHODES 

C.  L.  12-12-27  N2 
C.  L.  12-18-27  N10B 
C.  L. ,  Mrs.  12-12-27  L9 
C.  L. ,  Mrs.  12-13-27  L6 
C.  L. ,  Mrs.  12-14-27  N2 
C.  L. ,  Mrs.  12-16-27  N15 
C.  L. ,  Mrs.  12-17-27  L12 
C.  L. ,  Mrs.  12-17-27  N12 

C.  L.,  Mrs.  12-18-27  N2B 
Clara  1-14-27DV  L15 
Clora  5-13-27DV  L22 
Jack  1-23-27C  Lll 
Jessie  12-12-27  L9 
Jessie  12-12-27  N2 
Jessie  12-13-27  L6 
Jessie  12-17-27  L12 
Jetta  12-12-27  N2 
Jetta  12-13-27  L6 
Jettie  12-12-27  L9 

Leo  5-20-27C  N8 
T.  G.  10-18-27  L12 
Truman  1-14- 2 7DV  LI 5 
Truman  5-13-27DV  L22 

RHONE 

E.  I. ,  Mrs.  2-3-27  L4 

RHULE 

D.  M. ,  Mrs.  10-4-27  L12 
D.  M. ,  Mrs.  10-5-27  Nil 
David  10-1-27D  LI 
David  10-3-27D  L15 

RIC 

A.  0. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27  N2 


RICE 

B.  B.  10-16-27  L35 

B.  B.  10-16-27  N3A 

C.  C.  11-27-27D  N5B 
C.  C.  12-11-27D  N8B 
Charles  R.  10-18-27  L17 
Charles  R.  10-18-27  N5 
Dee  4-8-27DV  L21 

Dee  4-8-27DV  N5 
Dee  5-13-27DV  L22 
Dick  10-16-27D  L35 
E.  E. ,  Mrs.  1-10-27  L6 
E.  F.  10-22-27  L7 
Earl,  Mrs.  5-22-27  Nl 
Earle  C.  5-23-27  Lll 
Elizabeth  10-18-27M  L17 
Elizabeth  10-18-27M  N5 
Helen  4-8-27DV  L21 
Helen  4-8-27DV  N5 
Helen  5-13-27DV  L22 
James  Roy  1-24-27M  L13 
Mae  4-6-27DV  L10 
Mae  4-8-27DV  N6 
Mae  5-13-27DV  L22 
Mae  5-13-27DV  N9 
Max  4-6-27DV  L10 
Max  4-8-27DV  N6 
Max  5-13-27DV  L22 
Max  5-13-27DV  N9 
Nettie  Adams  4-8-27  N6 
Nola  Cox  1-24-27  L13 
R.  C.  10-16-27D  L35 
R.  C.  10-16-27D  N3A 
Robert  4-8-27M  N6 

RICH 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27  L31 
Clarence  4-9-27  L10 
Clarence  4-9-27  N12 
Edward  4-9-27  L10 
Edward  4-9-27  N12 
Ray  4-9-27  L10 
Ray  4-9-27  N12 

RICHARD 

R.  I.  9-24-27  L6 

RICHARDS 

Albert  12-20-27  Lll 
Albert  12-20-27  N7 
Albert  E.  12-25-27  L29 
Albert  E.  12-25-27  N9B 
Alta  5-22-27  L5 


1492 


RICHARDS  (cont.) 

Alta  Arnold  5-14-27  N12 

Amos  W.  8-14-27M  NIB 

Ennis  1-14-27DV  L15 

Lee  12-20-27  Lll 

Lee  12-20-27  N7 

Lee  A.  12-25-27  L29 

Lee  A.  12-25-27  N9B 

Lena  1-14-27DV  L15 

Lena  3-5-27M  L6 

Lloyd  A.  11-9-27M  L6 

Loyd  A.  11-9-27M  Nl 

Mary  12-20-27D  Lll 

Mary  12-20-27D  N7 

Mary  12-21-27D  N2 

Mary  A.  12-22-27D  Nil 

Mary  Phillips  12-20-27D  Lll 

Mary  Phillips  12-20-27D  N7 

0.  D.  2-18-27  N2 

Ora  L.  Price  8-14-27  NIB 

Roy  12-20-27  Lll 

Roy  12-20-27  N7 

Roy  S.  12-25-27  L29 

Roy  S.  12-25-27  N9B 

Ruth  Owens  11-9-27  L6 

Ruth  Owens  11-9-27  Nl 

Thomas  9-16-27D  L17 

Thomas  9-17-27D  L12 

Thomas  9-17-27D  N3 

family  history  2-18-27  N2 
RICHARDSON 

Alta  8-21-27M  N8C 

Arthur  11-27-27  L6 

Bert  E.  4-16-27P  L7 

Dorothy  4-16-27P  L7 

Elizabeth  4-16-27P  L7 

Eva  Webb  3-3-27  L6 

John  T.,  Mrs.  11-27-27D  L6 

Josephine  4-16-27P  L7 

K.  P.  8-21-27  N8C 

M.  M.  11-5-27  L2 

M.  M. ,  Mrs.  4-18-27  L8 

M.  M. ,  Mrs.  4-19-27  L10 

M.  M. ,  Mrs.  4-19-27  N2 

M.  M. ,  Mrs.  4-20-27  N8 

M.  ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  L8 

M.  ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  N2 

Myrtle  Perrigan  4-10-27  N6 

Pleas  4-16-27  L7 

Raymond  4-10-27M  N6 


RICHARDSON  (cont.) 

Rose  2-27-27  N10C 

S.  O.  2-27-27  N10C 
RICHESIN 

Clay  4-8-27  L21 

Clay  4-8-27  N7 

Dorothy  8-6-27  L4 

Dorothy  8-6-27  Nil 

Floyd  8-6-27  L4 

Floyd  8-6-27  Nil 

George  P.  8-6-27  L4 

George  P.  8-6-27  Nil 

James  Harvey  4-8-27D  L21 

James  Harvey  4-8-27D  N7 

Joseph  J.  1-22-27  L7 

June  1-22-27P  L7 

June  8-6-27  L4 

June  8-6-27  Nil 

Mary  8-6-27  L4 

Mary  8-6-27  Nil 

Mary  Ann  8-6-27  L4 

Mary  Ann  8-6-27  Nil 

Max  8-6-27  L4 

Max  8-6-27  Nil 

Sammy  8-6-27  L4 

Sammy  8-6-27  Nil 
RICHMOND 

E.  H.  8-7-27  N4A 

H.  H.  8-7-27  N4A 

Ida  Robertson  10-23-27  NIB 

Maggie  M.  10-22-27P  L7 

Myrtle  E.  10-22-27P  L7 

Nelson  9-18-27  NIB 

Richmond  M.  10-22-27P  L7 

Wendell  Horton  8-7-27  N4A 

Wilma  10-23-27  NIB 
RICHTER 

Ethel  7-3-27M  L19 

Julius  L.  7-6-27M  L13 

Mary  A.  7-6-27  L13 

Ruby  Mae  3-23-27M  L7 

Ruby  Mae  3-23-27M  N3 
RICK 

Edward  4-9-27  L10 
RICKARD 

Belle  Sheppard  2-6-27  N7B 

Homer  B.  2-6-27M  N7B 

Tex  9-24-27  L6 
RICKETS 

Nora  5-16-27M  L8 


1493 


RICKETT 

Catherine  6-29-27M  L10 
Catherine  6-30-27M  N10 
Catherine  6-30-27M  N16 

RICKETTS 

Herman  C.  1-23-27  Lll 
Herman  C.  1-23-27  N5 
Hugh,  Mrs.  7-16-27  L12 
Hugh,  Mrs.  7-17-27  N6A 
Nora  5-17-27M  N3 
William  1-13-27D  L8 
William  1-14-27D  L15 

RICKMAN 

E.  Meredith  4-10-27M  L6 
E.  Meredith  4-10-27M  N2B 
Ethel  3-6-27  L30 
Eula  Turner  4-10-27  L6 
Eula  Turner  4-10-27  N2B 
Frank  M.  3-6-27  L30 
Harry  L.  3-6-27  L30 
Jo  6-11-27M  N12 
John  D.  3-6-27  L30 
M.  C.  3-13-27  L3 
M.  C.  3-15-27  Nil 
Mattie  3-6-27  L30 
Murray  C.  3-6-27D  L30 
Murray  C.  3-7-27D  L8 
Myrtle  3-6-27  L30 
0.  M.  3-6-27  L30 
0.  M.  4-10-27  N2B 
Thomas  T.  3-6-27  L30 

RIDDLE 

John  Nourse  4-10-27  N3B 

RIDDLESPERGER 

Ralph  3-3-27D  L6 
Ralph,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L6 

RIDDLESPINGER 

Ralph  3-2-27D  L8 

RIDEMIER 

E. ,  Mrs.  12-19-27  LI 

RIDLEY 

Ella  Soltow  7-3-27  L3 

RIEKE 

H.  F.  10-16-27  L22 
Josephine  10-16-27M  L22 
Josephine  10-16-27M  NIB 

RIEMENSCHNEIDER 

George  W.  8-25-27  L13 

RIGDON 

James  8-11-27  N4 


RIGDON  (cont.) 

Myrtle  E.  8-11-27M  N4 
RIGGINS 

James  N.  10-2-27  L31 

James  N.  10-2-27  N2A 

James  N.  10-3-27  L10 

James  N.  10-3-27D  N2 

infant  10-2-27D  L31 

infant  10-2-27D  N2A 

infant  10-3-27D  L10 

infant  10-3-27D  N2 
RIGGS 

A.  J.,  Mrs.  11-21-27D  L16 

A.  J.,  Mrs.  11-21-27D  Nl 

Alfred,  Mrs.  11-6-27D  L7 

Alvis  J.  12-4-27  L32 

Alvis  J.  12-6-27  Nil 

Basil  11-21-27  L16 

Basil  11-21-27  Nl 

Basil  12-4-27  L32 

Basil  12-6-27  Nil 

Birdie  V.  12-6-27D  Nil 

Birdin  V.  12-4-27D  L32 

Kyle  3-31-27DV  L7 

Kyle  3-31-27DV  N2 

Kyle  5-13-27DV  L22 

Kyle  5-13-27DV  N9 

Margaret  Evelyn  12-6-27D  L12 

Marie  9-8-27M  L15 

Marie  9-8-27M  N5 

Ray  11-21-27  Nl 

Ray  12-6-27  Nil 

Roy  11-21-27  L16 

Roy  12-4-27  L32 

Sarah  11-21-27  L16 

Sarah  11-21-27  Nl 

Seth  11-21-27  L16 

Seth  11-21-27  Nl 

Seth  12-4-27  L32 

Seth  12-6-27  L12 

Seth  12-6-27  Nil 

Sunbeam  11-21-27  L16 

Sunbeam  11-21-27  Nl 

Sunbeam  12-4-27  L32 

Sunbeam  12-6-27  Nil 

Sunbeam  3-31-27DV  L7 

Sunbeam  3-31-27DV  N2 

Sunbeam  5-13-27DV  L22 

Sunbeam  5-13- 2 7DV  N9 

W.  S.  9-8-27  L15 


1494 


RIGGS 
W 

RILEY 
E 
E 


(cont . ) 
S.  9-8-27  N5 


L.  12-14-27  L10 
L.  3-4-27  LI 
Frank,  Mrs.  12-6-2 
Frank,  Mrs.  12-7-2 
Frank,  Mrs.  12-7-2 
Inez  Holmes  4-19-2 
Inez  Holmes  4-19-2 
Inez  Holms  4-17-27 
Lawrence  4-17-27M 
Lawrence  4-19-27M 
Lawrence  4-19-27M 
Leulia  12-7-27D  L6 
Leulla  12-7-27D  N2 
Leulia  Enoch  12-7- 
Lucy  3-19-27  L5 
Luella  12-6-27D  LI 
Luella  Enoch  12-6- 
Mary  Katheryn  3-19 
RING 

Annie  Marie  1-22-2 
C.  H.,  Mrs.  1-9-27 
RINGENBERG 

C.  P.  8-15-27  L10 
C.  P.  8-16-27  N6 
C.  P.  8-23-27  N9 
Ella  8-15-27  L10 
Ella  8-16-27  N6 
F.  C.  8-23-27  N9 
Kelly,  Mrs.  8-15-2 
Kelly,  Mrs.  8-16-2 
Lula  8-15-27  L10 
Lula  8-16-27  N6 
Margaret  Jane  8-15 
Margaret  Jane  8-16 
S.  C.  8-15-27  L10 
C.  8-16-27  N6 
S.  8-15-27  L10 
S.  8-16-27  N6 


7D  L12 
7D  L6 
7D  N2 
7  L10 
7  N3 

N5 
N5 
L10 
N3 


27D  N2 


27D  L12 
-27  L5 

7P  L7 
N7B 


7  L10 
7  N6 


■27D  L10 
■27D  N6 


S. 
W. 
W. 
W. 


S.  8-23-27  N9 


RINGENBURG 

Fred  10-2-27  N 
M.  J.  10-2-27P  N 

RIPPEE 

E.  E.  7-10-27  L31 
E.  E.  7-11-27  L6 
Hazel  7-10-27  L31 


RIPPEE  (cont.) 

William  Ernestine  7-11-27D  L6 
RIPPETOE 

A.  J.  4-4-27C  L4 

J.  Alfred  4-4-27B  L4 
RISENHOOVER 

Jasper  12-28-27  N4 
RITTENHOUSE 

Dave  12-19-27  L2 

Dave  12-19-27  Nl 

Ray  12-19-27D  LI 

Ray  12-19-27D  Nl 
RITTER 

Anna  Bernard  5-23-27  L6 

Anna  Bernard  5-24-27  L12 

Anna  Bernard  5-24-27  N12 

David  M.  1-22-27P  L7 

Erma  8-2-27  Nl 

Howard  J.  1-22-27  L7 

Jenell  9-9-27M  N5 

William  Howard  4-16-27P  L7 
RITTERBUSH 

Charles  12-24-27  L12 

Charles  12-25-27  L16 

Charles  E.  12-25-27  N2A 

Fred  12-24-27  L12 

Fred  12-25-27  L16 

Fred  0.  12-25-27  N2A 

Jacob  12-24-27D  L12 

Jacob  12-25-27D  L2 

Mary  12-25-27  L16 

Mildred  C.  12-24-27  L12 

Mildred  C.  12-25-27  L16 

Mildred  C.  12-25-27  N2A 
RITTERSBUSH 

James  12-25-27D  N2A 
ROACH 

Joe,  Mrs.  6-12-27  N2 

L.  A.  5-18-27C  Nl 

Lillie  M.  3-15-27DV  L14 

Lillie  M.  3-16-27DV  N9 

Lillie  M.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Lillie  M.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Patrick  3-15-27DV  L14 

Patrick  3-16-27DV  N9 

Patrick  5-12-27DV  L8 

Patrick  5-13-27DV  N9 
ROACK 

W.  J. ,  Mrs.  4-5-27  N12 


Willey  Ernestine  7-10-27D  L31 


1495 


ROAK 

W.  J. ,  Mrs.  4-4-27  L4 
ROARK 

Dorrene  8-7-27E  L18 

Dorrene  8-7-27E  N2C 

Dorrene  9-6-27M  L15 

Lorrene  9-6-27M  N5 

Margaret  Willmoth  1-6-27M  L15 

Will  J.  9-6-27  N5 

Will  J.,  Mrs.  8-7-27  L18 

Will,  Mrs.  1-6-27  L15 

Will,  Mrs.  8-7-27  N2C 

William  J.,  Mrs.  9-6-27  L15 
ROBARDS 

Effie  L.  Loomis  9-18-27  L7 

Effie  L.  Loomis  9-18-27  NIB 

Gus  R.  9-18-27M  L7 

Gus  R.  9-18-27M  NIB 
ROBB 

Dorothy  Laturner  10-9-27  N6A 

Effie  E.  3-17-27M  L5 

Effie  E.  3-17-27M  N6 

Effie  E.  3-17-27M  N7 

Effie  E.  Delo  3-17-27M  L18 

Everett  10-9-27M  N6A 

Gertrude  Sullivan  12-30-27  L14 

William  R.  12-30-27M  L14 
ROBBERSON 

Alcey  Collins  7-2-27  L7 

Betty  Lou  9-18-27B  L10 

Dela  Crumley  9-18-27  L10 

E.  T.  2-20-27  N3 

E.  T.,  home  of  5-28-27  Nl 

Edwin  Taylor  p.  955 

Frank  M.  9-18-27C  L10 

Hattie  S.  p.  956 

Maud  9-4-27M  L16 

Maude  9-4-27M  N3C 

R.  H.  9-4-27  L16 

R.  H.  9-4-27  N3C 

Walter  B.  p.  956 
ROBB INS 

Luella  Johnson  3-7-27  L8 
ROBERSON 

Ernest  B.  6-3-27C  L8 

Ernest  B.  6-4-27C  N3 

Harold  Edwin  6-3-27B  L8 

Harold  Edwin  6-4-27B  N3 

W.  S. ,  Mrs.  3-16-27  L2 

W.  S. ,  Mrs.  3-17-27  N6 


ROBERTS 

Alice  11-22-27M  L16 

Alice  11-23-27M  Nl 

Alta  Gillespie  7-2-27  L7 

B.  L.  10-8-27  L3 

Bert  1-9-27C  N7B 

Bertha  Kahne  4-2-27  N6 

Bertha  Kahne  4-3-27  L3  0 

Braxton  McCord  10-8-27  L3 

Charles  7-2-27  L7 

Emma  E.  4-16-27  L7 

Floyd  11-23-27  LI 

Fred  D.  12-12-27  L9 

Fred  E.  12-12-27  L9 

Fred  E.  12-13-27  L6 

Fred  E.  12-13-27  N3 

Irene  4-10-27M  N8C 

Iva  11-23-27  LI 

J.  J.  10-22-27  L7 

J.  J.  4-4-27  L4 

J.  J.  4-5-27  N12 

J.  M.  3-3-27  L2 

J.  M.  5-10-27  N15 

J.  M.  5-10-27D  L5 

J.  M.  5-7-27D  L5 

J.  M.  5-8-27D  L19 

J.  M.  5-8-27D  N2B 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  2-28-27D  L10 

J.  R.  2-12-27  N6 

J.  R.  4-4-27  L4 

J.  R.  4-5-27  N12 

James  M.  5-6-27D  N3 

James  Z.  7-16-27  L7 

Jennie  3-21-27  L14 

Jennie  3-22-27  L10 

Jess  11-23-27  LI 

John  11-23-27  LI 

L.  C. ,  Mrs.  9-7-27  N2 

Lee,  Mrs.  4-7-27  L14 

Lee,  Mrs.  4-7-27  N2 

Lophelia  10-28-27D  N10 

Lula  Morrow  1-17-27  N2 

M.  M. ,  Mrs.  1-13-27  L14  , 

Mary  A.  2-28-27D  L10 

Mary  A.  3-3-27D  L2 

Mary  E.  Leonard  6-30-27  L14 

Mary  E.  Leonard  6-30-27  N10 

Mary  E.  Leonard  7-1-27  Lll 

Merica  Nettie  Jane  3-10-27  L8 

N.  M. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27  L9 


1496 


ROBERTS  (cont.) 

N.  M. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27  N10 

Nannie  11-23-27  LI 

Nannie  4-4-27  L4 

Nannie  4-5-27  N12 

Nathan  6-1-27  N8 

O.  B.  3-3-27  L2 

O.  B.  5-10-27  L5 

0.  B.  5-10-27  N15 

Oscar  11-23-27D  LI 

Oscar  B.  2-28-27  L10 

Oscar  B.  5-8-27  L19 

Peter  W.  10-22-27P  L7 

Peter  W.  4-10-27P  L6 

Peter  W.  4-4-27D  L4 

Peter  W.  4-5-27D  N12 

Peter  W.  4-6-27D  L10 

Peter  W.  4-6-27D  N3 

R.  E.  2-28-27  L10 

R.  E.  3-3-27  L2 

R.  E.  5-10-27  L5 

R.  E.  5-10-27  N15 

R.  E.  5-6-27  L26 

R.  E.  5-6-27  N3 

Ray  5-8-27  L19 

Roy  11-23-27  LI 

Ruth  M.  7-15-27  L6 

Sam  3-10-27  L8 

Susan  1-4-27  N10 

T.  D.  11-1-27  Nil 

T.  D.  11-2-27  L14 

T.  D.,  Mrs.  10-28-27D  N10 

T.  D.,  Mrs.  10-29-27D  N12 

Tahlula  M.  1-22-27P  L7 

Viola  11-23-27  LI 

W.  F.  2-28-27  L10 

W.  F.  3-3-27  L2 

W.  F.  5-10-27  L5 

W.  F.  5-10-27  N15 

W.  N. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27  L31 

W.  S. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27  N2 

William  1-22-27  L7 

William  J.  1-22-27P  L7 

William  J.  4-16-27P  L7 

William  P.  5-8-27  L19 

Yuba  9-11-27M  L31 

Yuba  9-11-27M  Nl 

infant  12-12-27D  L9 

infant  12-13-27D  L6 

infant  12-13-27D  N3 


ROBERTSON 

Alice  2-27-27  N12C 

Anna  C.  4-16-27  L7 

Anthony  W.  4-16-27P  L7 

Arthur  C.  6-23-27C  N3 

Bessie  Maples  5-3-27  N6 

Betty  Lou  5-10-27  L7 

Betty  Lou  5-10-27  N15 

Buddy  5-10-27  L7 

Buddy  5-10-27  N15 

C.  G.  10-14-27  L31 

Carl  5-10-27  L7 

Carl  5-10-27  N15 

Catherine  5-8-27M  N2B 

Catherine  Esteele  5-9-27M  L13 

Chester  5-3-27M  N6 

David  1-23-27  N4C 

Doreen  1-23-27  N4C 

Edsel  5-10-27  L7 

Edsel  5-10-27  N15 

Eliza  Garoute  10-23-27  NIB 

Elizabeth  4-16-27P  L7 

Elizabeth  8-28-27  NIB 

Emma  3-25-27  L13 

Floy  McCoy  7-24-27  L17 

Gladys  lies  1-22-27  L7 

Harry  L.  9-18-27  NIB 

Henrietta  F.  4-16-27P  L7 

Ida  10-23-27  NIB 

James  1-23-27  N4C 

James  5-9-27  L8 

John  4-3-27  NIB 

John  8-28-27  NIB 

John  F.  5-13-27  L27 

John  F.  5-15-27  L20 

John  S.  4-23-27DV  LI 

John  S.  4-24-27DV  N2 

John  S.  5-13-27DV  L22 

John  S.  5-14-27DV  N2 

John  W.  10-22-27  L7 

LeRoy  5-10-27  N15 

Leona  5-10-27  L7 

Leona  5-10-27  N15 

Leroy  5-10-27  L7 

Louise  11-5-27M  L8 

Louise  11-5-27M  Nl 

Malinda  12-8-27  N4 

Margaret  1-23-27  N4C 

Mary  M.  4-16-27P  L7 

Maxine  5-10-27  L7 


1497 


ROBERTSON  (cont.) 

Maxine  5-10-27  N15 

Mollie  10-23-27  NIB 

Nan  11-24-27M  L8 

Nan  11-24-27M  Nl 

R.  Ritchie  1-23-97  N4C 

Ralph  1-2-27C  L13 

Ralph  7-24-27M  L17 

Robert  Charles  1-2-27B  L13 

Rolland  5-10-27  L7 

Roscoe  Audrey  9-18-27  NIB 

Rufus  5-10-27  L7 

Rufus  5-10-27  N15 

Ruth  10-23-27  NIB 

Ruth  4-24-27DV  N2 

Ruth  5-14-27DV  N2 

Ruth  M.  4-23-27DV  LI 

Ruth  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Susie  12-8-27  N4 

T.  B.  10-21-27  L14 

T.  B.  10-23-27  NIB 

Thelma  Louise  10-14-27E  L31 

Thomas  L.  10-22-27P  L7 

Thomas  L.  2-21-27P  L6 

Thomas  L.  2-24-27P  L6 

W.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-7-27  LI 

W.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-7-27  N6 

W.  R.  5-8-27  N2B 

W.  R.  5-9-27  L13 

W.  W.  10-23-27A  NIB 

W.  W.  10-24-27A  L18 

W.  W.  10-24-27A  Nl 

William  10-21-27A  L14 

Willie  Jane  3-25-27M  L13 
ROBINETT 

Minnie  7-7-27M  L8 

Virginia  9-8-27M  L10 

Virginia  9-8-27M  Nl 

Virginia  Kistner  9-8-27  Nl 
ROBINSON 

Affa  1-13-27  L3 

Alice  12-28-27M  Lll 

Alice  M.  12-25-27M  L16 

Alice  M.  12-25-27M  NIB 

Buck  6-19-27M  N6B 

Cordie  5-29-27  N2 

D.  A.  12-28-27  Lll 

D.  B.  1-22-27  L7 

Ella  4-21-27  N12 

Emma  4-22-27D  L18 


ROBINSON  (cont.) 

Holmes  5-28-27D  L12 

Holmes  5-29-27D  N2 

Ida  Emery  9-2-27  N3 

Ida  Emory  9-2-27  L9 

Ida  Emory  9-2-27  Nl 

J.  F. ,  Mrs.  8-28-27  NIB 

James  4-20-27D  LI 

Jim  4-22-27  L18 

Joe  9-2-27M  L9 

Joe  9-2-27M  Nl 

Joe  9-2-27M  N3 

John  T.  1-22-27P  L7 

John  T.  5-29-27  Nl 

Josephine  Cook  6-19-27  N6B 

M.  C.  7-5-27  L10 

Mary  L.  5-29-27  Nl 

Nona  6-28-27M  N3 

Nona  6-28-27M  N8 

Rex,  Mrs.  7-9-27  L10 

Sarah  S.  5-29-27  Nl 

Tom  4-22-27  L18 

Verde  11-26-27M  Nl 

Verdi  11-25-27M  L19 

Walter  4-22-27  L18 

ROB I SON 

Elura  Egbert  6-30-27  L14 
James  4-19-27D  L16 
James  4-19-27D  Nl 
James  4-25-27D  N3 
Mary  4-19-27  Nl 
Noma  6-28-27M  L12 

RODGERS 

James  F.  12-6-27DV  L12 
Jewell  12-6-27DV  L12 

ROE 

Delia  12-23-27D  L18 

Delia  Morgan  12-23-27D  L18 

E.  E.  2-26-27C  L12 

Edna  12-23-27  L18 

Floe  12-23-27  L18 

Harold  12-23-27  L18 

Herby  12-23-27  L18 

Hobert  12-23-27  L18 

Jason  5-10-27D  LI 

Lulu  Andrews  1-19-27  L7 

Lulu  Andrews  1-19-27  N2 

Marie  12-23-27  L18 

Marie  Murdock  11-23-27  L8 

Marie  Murdock  11-23-27  Nl 


1498 


ROE  (cont.) 

Robert  Lee  2-26-27B  L12 

Russell  11-23-27M  L8 

Russell  11-23-27M  Nl 

Thomas,  Mrs.  12-23-27D  LI 8 

William  1-19-27M  L7 

William  1-19-27M  N2 
ROEDEL 

Caroline  Muri  8-10-27  N2 

Caroline  Muri  8-9-27  L4 
ROEMER 

Ernest  10-2-27  N4A 

Henry  10-2-27  N4A 
ROETTO 

Charles  S.  3-22-27  L15 

Gussie    E.    /Anderson    3-22-27    L15 

Joseph   L.    3-22-27M   L15 

Louis  7-17-27C  N8B 
ROGDON 

James  8-11-27  N4 

Myrtle  E.  8-11-27M  N4 
ROGERS 

C.  E.  8-7-27  N3A 

D.  B. ,  Mrs.  1-7-27  L14 

D.  E.  1-8-27  L10 
David  E.  6-8-27M  N3 

E.  P. ,  Mrs.  12-6-27  L12 
E.  P. ,  Mrs.  12-6-27  N3 
Effie  Mae  9-12-27D  L16 
Effie  Mae  9-12-27D  N10 
Effie  Mae  Sumner  9-12-27D  L16 
Effie  Mae  Sumner  9-12-27D  N10 
Emma  Bradley  6-8-27  N3 

Evan  12-8-27  N12 
Georgia  Mae  9-12-27  L16 
Georgia  Mae  9-12-27  N10 
H.  N.  8-7-27  N3A 
Harold  11-28-27  L2 
Harold  11-29-27  N6 
Hazel  9-9-27  L21 
J.  B.  8-7-27  N3A 
J.  B.,  Mrs.  10-18-27D  L13 
J.  B.,  Mrs.  10-19-27D  L12 
J.  B.,  Mrs.  10-19-27D  N9 
J.  0.  5-17-27  N3 
J.  0.  7-15-27D  L6 
J.  0.  7-16-27D  L12 
J.  O.  7-17-27D  L27 
J.  0.  7-17-27D  N6A 
J.  0.  D.  7-19-27D  L10 


ROGERS  (cont.) 

J.  R. ,  Mrs.  11-12-27  L12 

J.  R. ,  Mrs.  11-12-27  N3 

J.  W.  8-7-27  N3A 

Jess  12-13-27  L6 

Jess  12-14-27  N2 

John  C.  8-7-27  N3A 

Kathryn  9-12-27  L16 

Kathryn  9-12-27  N10 

Margaret  Taylor  12-2-27  L15 

Margaret  Taylor  12-2-27  N12 

Mary  Frances  12-13-27  L6 

Mary  Frances  12-14-27  N2 

Mildred  9-12-27  L16 

Mildred  9-12-27  N10 

Miles  Harold  12-8-27  N12 

Miles  Samuel  12-8-27  N12 

Minnie  Box  4-7-27  L20 

Oma  12-13-27  L6 

Oma  12-14-27  N2 

R.  E.  8-7-27  N3A 

R.  M.  6-4-27D  L10 

R.  M.  6-4-27D  N12 

R.  M.  6-4-27D  N3 

R.  M.  6-5-27D  L31 

R.  M.  6-5-27D  N2 

R.  R.  7-19-27  L10 

R.  R. ,  Mrs.  3-27-27  L31 

Ralph  7-15-27  L6 

Ralph  7-16-27  L12 

Ralph  7-17-27  L27 

Ralph  7-17-27  N6A 

Ruth  8-7-27  N3A 

S.  12-14-27  N2 

Samuel,  Mrs.  11-28-27D  L2 

Samuel,  Mrs.  11-29-27D  N6 

Samuel,  Mrs.  12-8-27D  N12 

Sarah  E.  12-8-27D  L12 

Sarah  E.  12-8-27D  N12 

Sarah  E.  Gosselin  12-8-27D  N12 

Sarah  L.  10-18-27D  L13 

Sarah  L.  10-19-27D  L12 

Sarah  L.  10-19-27D  N9 

Sig  12-13-27  L6 

W.  B.  10-18-27  L13 

W.  B.  10-19-27  L12 

W.  B.  10-19-27  N9 

W.  C.  1-22-27P  L7 

W.  C.  7-16-27P  L7 

Will  11-26-27D  N2 


1499 


ROGERS  (cont.) 

William  9-9-27  L21 
family  reunion  5-17-27  N3 

ROINS 

Earl  9-6-27  N3 

ROKOWSKY 

Ruth  6-12-27M  Nl 

ROLAND 

Will,  Mrs.  10-18-27  L13 
William,  Mrs.  10-19-27  LI 2 
William,  Mrs.  10-19-27  N9 

ROLLA,  MO. 

naming  of  1-26-27  L2 

ROLLER 

W.  E.,  Mrs.  10-16-27D  Lll 
W.  E.,  Mrs.  10-16-27D  N7B 

ROLLINS 

George  10-20-27  L12 
George  10-22-27  L12 
George  10-22-27  N9 
R.  W. ,  Mrs.  5-10-27  N6 
R.  W. ,  Mrs.  5-9-27  L8 

ROMEIES 

George,  Mrs.  3-7-27  LI 

ROMEISS 

George,  Mrs.  3-7-27  LI 
George,  Mrs.  3-8-27  L10 

ROOK 

Alice  M.  7-16-27P  L7 
Gertrude  M.  Smalley  11-18-27 
James  W.  1-22-27  L7 
James  W.  7-16-27  L7 
William  H.  1-22-27P  L7 
William  H.  7-16-27P  L7 

ROOP 

George  Chester  1-22-27  L7 

ROOT 

D.  M.  7-31-27C  N7B 
Helen  Meyer  3-20-27  N6C 
Helen  Moyer  3-20-27  N6C 
Troy  3-20-27M  N6C 

ROPER 

Francis  6-12-27  L 
Francis  6-12-27  N3 
Harold  E.  5-8-27C  L10 
Harold  James  5-8-27B  L10 
J.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-12-27  L 
J.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-12-27  N3 
J.  D. ,  Mrs.  4-22-27  L18 
J.  D. ,  Mrs.  4-23-27  L10 


ROPER  (cont.) 

J.  D. ,  Mrs.  4-23-27  N3 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  6-13-27  L3 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  6-13-27  N3 

Lester  L.  1-22-27C  L7 

Mary  Lea  1-22-27B  L7 

Oliver  1-22-27  L7 

Paul  6-12-27  L 

Paul  6-12-27  N3 

W.  P.  1-22-27P  L7 
ROSE 

Clint,  Mrs.  3-7-27  L8 

Clint,  Mrs.  3-8-27  L10 

Ethel  11-1-27M  Nl 

Gladys  Hinsley  11-5-27  L6 

Marie  4-14-27M  L5 

Nathan,  Mrs.  2-2-27  LI 

Roxie  7-12-27  L13 

T.  J.  10-22-27  L7 

T.  J.  4-16-27  L7 
ROSEBOOM 

family  4-10-27  LI 
ROSELLE 

Aubrey  Clay  11-24-27M  LI 

Josephine  Julius  11-24-27  LI 
ROSEN 

Oscar  F.  10-22-27P  L7 

Oscar  F.  4-16-27P  L7 
ROSS 
L22      Charles  A.  7-24-27M  N10B 

Ella  10-22-27  L7 

F.  E.  5-12-27  L18 

F.  L.  O'Neal,  Mrs.  7-24-27  N10I 

Florence  Creighton  5-29-27  N8C 

Florence  Crighton  5-25-27  L19 

Florence  Crighton  5-25-27  N5 

Frank,  Mrs.  7-11-27  L6 

Gladys  Hinsley  11-5-27  N12 

Harold  5-25-27M  L19 

Harold  5-25-27M  N5 

Harold  5-29-27M  N8C 

Howell  5-25-27  N5 

J.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-27-27D  L12 

J.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-27-27D  N10 

John  C.  8-24-27  L 

Pauline  10-22-27P  L7 

R. ,  Mrs.  3-13-27  L6 

Ruby  E.  12-24-27M  LI 

Ruby  E.  12-24-27M  Nl 

Sarah  6-28-27D  N8 


1500 


ROSS  (cont.) 

Sarah  E.  6-27-27D  L12 
Sarah  E.  6-27-27D  N10 
family  reunion  8-2-27  N3 
family  reunion  8-7-27  N8B 

ROSSEAU 

Julia  12-25-27M  LI 6 
Julia  12-25-27M  NIB 

ROTH 

Sidney,  Mrs.  2-13-27  L36 
Sidney,  Mrs.  2-14-27  N10 

ROTHERMEL 

Frank  10-26-27  L14 

Frank  10-26-27  N3 

Wilbur  Morris  10-26-27D  L14 

Wilbur  Morris  10-26-27D  N3 

ROUNTREE 

Al,  Mrs.  9-24-27  Lll 
Alvin  H.  4-15-27  L12B 
Alvin  H.  4-15-27  N6 
Charles  M.  4-15-27  L12B 
Charles  M.  4-15-27  N6 
Edith  M.  4-15-27  L12B 
Edith  M.  4-15-27  N6 
J.  H.  4-15-27  L12B 
Jennie  5-22-27  N8B 
Joel  H.  4-15-27  N6 
John  6-23-27  L2 
John  6-23-27  Nl 
John  6-26-27  L30 
N.  W.  2-20-27  N3 
Newton  M.  4-15-27P  L12B 
Newton  M.  4-15-27P  N6 
Virgil  7-6-27  L13 
family  reunion  7-6-27  L13 

ROUSSEAU 

Julia  12-25-27M  L27 

ROUTH 


E, 

E 

E 


H., 
H., 
H., 


Miss  9-4-27  L24 
Mrs.  8-29-27  N10 
Mrs.  8-30-27  N12 


ROUX 


Gus  5-30-27D  L12 
Gus  5-30-27D  N2 
ROWAN 

Ethel  Doyle  3-16-27  N10 

ROWDEN 

Doris  Berry  7-10-27  L18 

J.  E.  7-10-27  L18 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-25-27  L6 


ROWDEN  (cont.) 

J.  F. ,  Mrs.  5-26-27  N3 
Ralph  7-10-27M  L18 
Vivian  3-5-27  L12 
Vivian  Lawson  3-6-27  L3  0 

ROWE 

Alice  12-18-27DV  L30 
Alpha  4-17-27M  N5 
Earl  E.  12-18-27DV  L30 
Guy  M.,  Mrs.  12-31-27  L14 
Irvin  5-11-27  Nl 
Jason  5-11-27D  Nl 

ROWLAND 

Mary  Manes  6-21-27  L10 
Mary  Manes  6-22-27  N12 
T.  E.,  Mrs.  8-15-27  N10 

ROWLETT 

Herschel  12-25-27C  NIB 
Jimmie  Jack  12-25-27B  NIB 

ROZAR 

Geraldine  6-4-27D  L10 
James  W.  6-4-27  L10 
James  W.  6-5-27  N2 
infant  6-5-27D  N2 

ROZELL 

A.  H.  8-12-27  L3 
Florence  A.  10-13-27  N2 

RUBENSTEIN 

H.  M.  2-24-27C  L6 

RUCKER 

Anna  5-25-27M  N14 
Charles  E.  11-7-27D  LI 
Fred  8-7-27M  L18 
Hettie  11-7-27  LI 
Hettie  11-8-27  N12 
J.  E.  11-8-27D  N12 
Libbie  Frields  8-7-27  L18 

RUCKERT 

Ann  5-26-27M  N5 
Anna  5-25-27M  L9 
J.  B.  5-26-27  N5 
Lois  5-26-27  N5 

RUEL 

W.  C.  8-16-27  N6 

RUFF IN 

Marina  11-7-27  L6 
Marine,  Mrs.  11-8-27  N3 
Sarah  10-30-27  Nl 

RUGH 

Guy,  Mrs.  6-23-27  N8 


1501 


RUHL 

Carl  H.  6-8-27M  N3 
Lorraine  Welhener  6-8-27  N3 
Wiley  T.  7-3-27M  L14 
Zola  Wilcox  7-3-27  L14 

RULE 

C.  W.  7-3-27  L14 
Carl  W.  7-3-27M  L14 
Lloyd  4-22-27DV  L18 
Nora  B.  4-22-27DV  L18 
Shirley  R.  Brady  7-3-27  L14 

RUMSEY 

Emery  Dale  1-27-27M  L6 
Nancy  H.  /Anderson  1-27-27  L6 

RUPPLE 

Harry  1-27-27  L6 
Harry  1-27-27  N10 
John  1-27-27D  L6 
John  1-27-27D  N10 

RUSH 

/Anna   Horine    2-5-27   L10 
Anna  Horine    2-6-27   L2  5 

RUSSELL 

Aubrey  7-1-27M  L23 
Bessie  Wills  7-1-27  L23 
Chester  12-25-27C  N8C 
Clara  12-11-27M  L7 
Clara  12-11-27M  N9A 
Ella  V.  3-15-27D  L14 
Ella  V.  3-15-27D  N12 
Ella  V.  3-16-27D  N10 
Floyd  1-7-27M  L15 
Floyd,  Mrs.  6-21-27  L10 
Floyd,  Mrs.  6-21-27  N3 
Ida  Skerd  1-7-27  L15 
Idelia  Davis  1-25-27  L12 
Idelia  F.  2-13-27  L12 
Idelia  1-26-27  L7 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27  N8 
Jack  4-20-27  L2 
Jack  Francis  4-20-27  L2 
James  A.  10-9-27M  L16 
James  A.  10-9-27M  N10B 
John  7-1-27  L23 
Mary  5-14-27  N12 
Nina  1-25-27  L12 
Nina  1-26-27  L7 
Rua  Taylor  10-9-27  L16 
Rua  Taylor  10-9-27  N10B 
W.  A.  4-16-27P  L7 


RUSSELL  (cont.) 

W.  R.,  Mrs.  3-15-27D  L14 
W.  R.,  Mrs.  3-15-27D  N12 
W.  R.,  Mrs.  3-16-27D  N10 

RUST 

Marie  7-16-27P  L7 
Mary  7-3-27D  L19 
Virgil  6-15-27  N2 
Virgil  Rex  6-15-27D  N2 

RUTHERFORD 

A.  J.  5-9-27  L8 
A.  J.  5-9-27  N2 
infant  5-9-27D  L8 
infant  5-9-27D  N2 

RUTLEDGE 

Ada  4-14-27D  L12 
Ada  Alfred  4-10-27D  N2B 
Ada  Allen  4-10-27D  L6 
Aileen  Squires  6-19-27  L27 
Albert,  Mrs.  4-10-27D  L6 
Albert,  Mrs.  4-10-27D  N2B 
Allene  Squires  6-19-27  Nl 
Anna  4-10-27  N2B 
C.  A.  4-17-27  N8A 
Charles  4-10-27  N2B 
Charles  4-14-27  L5 
Charles  A.  4-16-27  L5 
Charles  A.  4-17-27  L10 
Charles  A.  6-19-27M  L27 
Charles  A.  6-19-27M  Nl 
Corda  L.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Cordie  L.  3-27-27DV  L10 
Hazel  4-10-27  N2B 
Hazel  4-14-27  L5 
Hugh  4-29-27D  N2 
J.  H.  4-29-27  N12 
John  10-19-27DV  Lll 
John  10-20-27DV  N16 
Julius  F.  3-27-27DV  L10 
Julius  F.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Laura  10-19-27DV  Lll 
Laura  10-20-27DV  N16 
Lena  4-14-27  L5 
Lenna  4-10-27  N2B 
M.  L.  4-17-27D  N8A 
Mike  L.  4-16-27D  L5 
Mike  L.  4-17-27D  L10 

RUTTER 

Bonnie  Lyn  9-13-27  N5 
Genell  9-13-27M  N5 


1502 


RUTTER  (cont.) 

George  E.  9-13-27  N5 
Jewell  9-13-27  N5 

RUXTON 

Olga  Peightel  2-17-27  N3 

RUYLE 

Charles  4-11-27  L8 
Charles  4-11-27  N2 
Homer  4-11-27  L8 
Homer  4-11-27  N2 
Lloyd  5-13-27DV  L22 
Lloyd  5-13-27DV  N9 
Nora  B.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Nora  B.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Turner  4-11-27  L8 
Turner  4-11-27  N2 
Walter  4-11-27  L8 
Walter  4-11-27  N2 
Wesley  J.  4-11-27D  L8 
Wesley  J.  4-11-27D  N2 
Wesley  J.  4-12-27D  L13 
Wesley  J.  4-12-27D  N12 

RYAN 

Charles  11-26-27D  N2 
Dollie  G.  11-9-27D  L12 
Dollie  G.  11-9-27D  N12 
Dollie  G.  Hicks  11-9-27D  L12 
Dollie  G.  Hicks  11-9-27D  N12 
Elmer  11-26-27  L8 
Elmer  11-26-27  N2 
Elmer  11-27-27  L27 
George  11-26-27D  L8 
George  11-27-27D  L27 
George  11-27-27D  N2A 
George,  Mrs.  10-1-27  L12 
George,  Mrs.  10-2-27  L31 
George,  Mrs.  10-2-27  N2A 
Hugh,  Mrs.  8-23-27  L14 
Hugh,  Mrs.  8-24-27  N8 
James  B.  1-2-27D  L13 
John  F.  7-16-27D  L12 
John  F.  7-17-27D  N6A 
John  J.  7-17-27D  L27 
Leila  Blevins  9-10-27  N16 
Leila  Blevins  9-9-27  L13 
Leila  Blevins  9-9-27  N8 
Odell  11-27-27  L27 
Ordell  11-26-27  L8 
Ordell  11-26-27  N2 
Steve  11-26-27  L8 


RYAN  (cont.) 

Steve  11-26-27  N2 

Steve  11-27-27  L27 
RYKER 

Virginia  5-19-27M  Nl 
SAAS 

Bertha  1-14-27DV  L15 

Fred  1-14-27DV  L15 
SABERT 

Helene  12-12-27  L9 

Helene  12-13-27  N3 

W.  D.  12-12-27  L9 

W.  D.  12-13-27  N3 

W.  T.,  Mrs.  12-12-27D  L9 

W.  T.;  Mrs.  12-13-27D  N3 
SADD 

Beatrice  Farrell  9-15-27  L19 

Louis  9-15-27M  L19 
SAGE 

Audrie  11-7-27  L6 

Audrie  11-8-27  N3 

Harold  11-7-27  L6 

Harold  11-8-27  N3 

Jessie  11-7-27  L6 

Roy  11-7-27  L6 

Roy  11-8-27  N3 
SAINTGEORGE 

Harlen  11-18-27DV  N3 

Nannie  11-18-27DV  N3 
SAINTJOHN 

Buena  4-17-27M  N5 
SAINT  PAUL  CHURCH 

history  of  4-17-27  N10C 
SALAZER 

D.  M.,  Mrs.  12-11-27D  N8B 

Joe  12-11-27  N8B 
SALKIL 

Bertha  Dameron  2-18-27  L16 

Bertha  Dameron  2-19-27  L12 

Bertha  Dameron  2-19-27  N3 
SALKILL 

Robert  7-11-27  L6 
SALLEY 

Genevieve  1-7-27  L14 

J.  W.  1-11-27  L14 

J.  W.  1-12-27  Nil 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  1-7-27D  L14 

Lloyd  1-7-27  L14 

Louis  1-7-27  L14 

Mary  1-10-27D  L6 


1503 


SALLEY  (cont.) 

Mary  1-7-27D  L14 
Mary  1-8-27D  L10 
Mary  1-9-27D  L8 
Mary  1-9-27D  N5 
Mary  Boles  1-10-27D  L6 
Mary  Boles  1-7-27D  L14 
Mary  Boles  1-8-27D  L10 
Mary  Boles  1-9-27  L8 

SALSMAN 

Bueanna  1-13-27DV  L8 
Joe,  Mrs.  12-7-27  L6 
Joe,  Mrs.  12-7-27  N2 
R.  1-13-27DV  L8 
Robert  B.  6-19-27M  L27 
Robert  B.  6-19-27M  Nl 
Telia  Wiley  6-19-27  Nl 
Telia  Willey  6-19-27  L27 

SALTZ 

Arch  10-25-27  L14 
Arch  10-25-27  N7 
Dee  10-25-27  L14 
Dee  10-25-27  N7 
I.  D.  10-25-27  L14 
I.  D.  10-25-27  N7 
Irvin  10-25-27  L14 
Irvin  10-25-27  N7 
J.  A.  10-25-27  L14 
J.  A.  10-25-27  N7 
J.  A.  10-25-27D  L14 
J.  A.  10-25-27D  N7 
J.  A.  10-26-27D  L14 
J.  A.  10-26-27D  N3 
J.  A.  10-27-27D  N12 
James  A.  10-24-27D  L14 
James  A.  10-24-27D  N3 
Joseph  10-25-27  LI 4 
Joseph  10-25-27  N7 
Ona  10-25-27  L14 
Ona  10-25-27  N7 
Zeda  10-25-27  N7 
Zella  10-25-27  L14 

SALTZMAN 

Alvin  David  4-27-27B  L8 
Alvin  David  4-27-27B  N12 
Alvin  David  4-28-27D  L12 
Alvin  David  4-29-27D  N12 

C.  H.  5-10-27  L5 

D.  H.  4-27-27C  L8 
D.  H.  4-27-27C  N12 


SALTZMAN  (cont.) 

D.  H.  4-28-27  L12 
D.  H.  4-29-27  N12 
infant  4-28-27D  L12 

SAMPEY 

Al  R.  1-19-27  N7 
Thomas  1-19-27  N7 

SAMPLE 

Clifford  11-9-27C  L6 

SAMPSON 

Charles  10-10-27  Lll 
John  10-10-27  Lll 
Marion  10-10-27D  Lll 
Marion  10-9-27D  Nl 

SAMSEL 

Martha  3-28-27D  N4 

SAMUEL 

Lorene  12-25-27M  L16 
Lorene  12-25-27M  NIB 

SANCOUCI 

Homer  3-9-27D  L4 

SAND 

C. ,  Mrs.  6-23-27  N8 

SANDERS 

Alfred  S.  E.  4-16-27  L7 

Alfred,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 

Alfred,  Mrs.  5-30-27  N2 

Benjamin  Clarence  4-16-27P  L7 

Boyd  10-30-27M  N7B 

Buford  2-6-27C  L25 

Dixie  Boyd  10-30-27  N7B 

Elizabeth  4-20-27D  N8 

Elizabeth  Gibson  4-20-27D  N8 

Emma  Johns  7-10-27  L31 

Grandpa  1-14-27D  L14 

Hattie  10-14-27M  L25 

Julia  11-11-27M  L7 

Julia  11-11-27M  Nl 

Sylvia  Heistand  6-10-27  Nl 

SANDERSON 

Elizabeth  4-21-27D  L10 
Elizabeth  4-21-27D  N12 

SAND I SON 

Edith  Louise  West  6-30-27  L14 
Edith  Louise  West  6-30-27  L19 
Edith  Louise  West  6-30-27  N16 
Edith  Wood  6-30-27  N5 
John  T.  6-30-27M  L19 
John  Taylor  6-30-27M  L14 
John  Taylor  6-30-2 7M  N16 


1504 


SANDISON  (cont.) 

John  Taylor  6-30-27M  N5 
SANDS 

A.  J. ,  Mrs.  10-13-27  Lll 

A.  J. ,  Mrs.  10-13-27  N3 

Laura  1-1-27D  L10 

Laura  1-2-27D  L6 

Laura  1-3-27D  L10 

Laura  Long  1-1-27D  L10 

Laura  Long  1-2-27D  L6 
SANFORD 

E.  L.  2-20-27  N8C 

Grady  Holland  1-22-27  L7 

Grady  Holland  7-16-27  L7 

James  2-20-27  N8C 

William  B.  1-22-27P  L7 

William  B.  7-16-27P  L7 
SANGER 

H.  H.  5-11-27M  N12 

lone  Weaver  5-11-27  N12 
SARGENT 

Emma  3-16-27  L2 

Emma  3-17-27  N6 

Jesse  3-16-27  L2 

Jessie  3-17-27  N6 

Lena  3-16-27  L2 

Lena  3-17-27  N6 

Lillian  3-16-27  L2 

Lillian  3-17-27  N6 

Lottie  3-16-27  L2 

Lottie  3-17-27  N6 

Margaret  3-16-27D  L2 

Margaret  3-17-27D  N6 

Mayme  3-16-27  L2 

Mayme  3-17-27  N6 

Willis  3-16-27  L2 

Willis  3-17-27  N6 
SARTIN 

Eula  11-1-27M  Nl 
SATER 

W.  S. ,  Mrs.  2-11-27  Nl 
SATHER 

Arnold  A.  8-8-27D  L12 

Arnold  A.,  Mrs.  8-8-27D  N10 

Arnold  S.,  Mrs.  8-7-27D  N2A 

Arnold,  Mrs.  8-7-27D  L13 
SATTERLEE 

John  0.  7-16-27  L7 

Roy  J.  7-16-27P  L7 


SAULTZ 

C.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-17-27  N6 
SAUNDERS 

Emma  12-26-27D  L15 

Emma  B.  12-23-27D  L18 

Emma  B.  12-24-27D  N12 

Emma  B.  12-26-27D  N8 

Emma  B.  12-31-27P  N3 

Emma  B.  Matthews  12-23-27D  L18 

Emma  B.  Matthews  12-24-27D  N12 

Lewis  Leiter,  Mrs.  12-23-27D  L18 

Lewis  Leiter,  Mrs.  12-24-27D  N12 

011a  B.  12-26-27  L15 
SAVAGE 

Dan  2-20-27  N3 

Ewing  8-13-27E  Lll 

Ewing  8-13-27E  N5 

Ewing  9-20-27M  N5 

Ewing  9-21-27M  N5 

Ewing  M.  9-18-27M  L7 

Ewing  M.  9-18-27M  NIB 

Ewing  Mitchell  9-18-27M  L22 

Ewing  Mitchell  9-21-27M  L17 

Fred  B.  12-18-27M  NIB 

Freda  Wingo  9-20-27  N5 

Freda  Wingo  9-21-27  N5 

Frieda  M.  Wingo  9-18-27  NIB 

Frieda  Mabel  Wingo  9-18-27  L22 

Frieda  Mabel  Wingo  9-18-27  L7 

Frieda  Mabel  Wingo  9-21-27  L17 

Lee  8-13-27  Lll 

Lee  8-13-27  N5 

Lee  9-18-27  L22 

Lee  9-21-27  L17 

Lee  9-21-27  N5 

Lucille  Bingham  12-18-27  NIB 
SAWYER 

Carl  2-13-27  L18 

Carl  2-7-27  L7 

Delbert  10-22-27D  L12 

Delbert  10-23-27D  L18B 

Delbert  10-23-27D  N8A 

Delmar  James  2-7-27D  L7 

Doris  2-13-27  L18 

Doris  2-7-27  L7 

E.  C.  10-12-27  L14 

E.  C.  10-13-27  Nil 

E.  C,  Mrs.  10-9-27D  L12 

E.  C,  Mrs.  10-9-27D  N2A 

F.  J.  2-13-27  L18 


1505 


SAWYER  (cont.) 

F.  R.  12-4-27  L31 

F.  R.  12-4-27  N9A 
Frank  10-22-27  LI 2 
Frank  10-23-27  L18B 
Frank  10-23-27  N8A 
Frank  11-22-27M  Nl 
Frank  J.  2-7-27  L7 
Hattie  Yates  6-22-27  L8 
Hettie  Yates  6-22-27  N8 
Hettie  Yates  6-28-27  L2 
Hettie  Yates  6-28-27  L3 
James  12-4-27  L31 
James  2-8-27D  L9 
James  F.  12-4-27  N9A 
Jay  12-25-27P  N4A 
John  2-13-27  L18 

John  2-7-27  L7 

Rena  12-4-27D  L31 

Rena  12-4-27D  N9A 

Rena  12-5-27D  L2 

Rena  12-5-27D  N10 

Vesta  Dodson  11-22-27  Nl 

SAY 

Frank  M.  5-16-27D  L8 
Frank  M.  5-16-27D  N3 

SAYERS 

Mollie  1-22-27  L7 
Mollie  7-16-27  L7 
S.  D.  6-8-27  N12 
W.  T.  6-7-27  L5 
Willard  T.  1-22-27P  L7 
Willard  T.  7-16-27P  L7 
William  J.,  Mrs.  3-12-27  L10 
William  J.,  Mrs.  3-13-27  L12 
William  J.,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 

SAYLES 

Eugene  F.  9-27-27D  L10 
Eugene  F.  9-28-27D  L10 
Eugene  F.  9-29-27D  N2 

G.  M.  9-27-27  L10 
N.  E.  9-27-27  L10 
N.  E.  9-28-27  L10 
N.  E.  9-29-27  N2 
Retta  9-27-27  L10 

SAYLOR 

Alice  12-24-27M  LI 

SCAGGS 

T.  J. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  L8 
T.  J. ,  Mrs.  4-11-27  N2 


SCARB ROUGH 

,  Mrs.  6-12-27D  L23 

Mary  Belle  5-10-27M  N6 

Mary  Belle  5-9-27M  L8 
SCHAD 

Bertha  Casper  8-11-27  N12 

Emil  8-11-27M  N12 

Fred  8-11-27M  N12 

Freda  Casper  8-11-27  N12 
SCHADER 

Doris  12-23-27  L18 

Gertie  12-23-27  L18 
SCHAEFFER 

Frank  R.  1-22-27  L7 

Frank  R.  7-16-27  L7 

Joe,  Mrs.  1-17-27  L6 
SCHAFER 

Albert  8-10-27  L8 

Albert  8-10-27  N3 

Albert  8-11-27  N3 

Arnold  8-10-27  L8 

Arnold  8-10-27  N3 

Arnold  8-11-27  N3 

John  8-10-27  L8 

John  8-10-27  N3 

John  8-11-27  N3 

Julia  Mary  8-10-27  L8 

Julia  Mary  8-10-27  N3 

Julia  Mary  8-11-27  N3 

Maternus  8-10-27  L8 

Maternus  8-10-27  N3 

Maternus  8-11-27  N3 

Nicholas  8-10-27  L8 

Nicholas  8-10-27  N3 

Nicholas  8-11-27  N3 
SCHALLER 

Will,  Mrs.  3-24-27  L16 

William,  Mrs.  7-2-27  L7 
SCHEFFLER 

Lemma  E.  Pinkston  5-13-27  N2 

Lemma  E.  Pinkston  5-13-27  N5 

William  5-13-27M  N2 

William  E.  5-13-27M  N5   , 
SCHEIDT 

Bertha  2-8-27D  L9 

Bertha  2-9-27D  L9 

E.  0. ,  Mrs.  2-8-27D  L9 

F.  O. ,  Mrs.  2-9-27D  L9 
SCHEIDY 

E.  C.  3-6-27  L4 


1506 


SCHELL 

Hazel  9-3-27M  L3 
Hazel  9-4-27M  Nl 

SCHELLER 

Will,  Mrs.  3-24-27  L16 

SCHELLHARDT 

Eva  Smith  1-28-27  L21 
Eva  Smith  1-28-27  N5 
George  H.  1-28-27M  L21 
George  H.  1-28-27M  N5 
H.  W.  1-28-27  L21 
H.  W.  1-28-27  N5 

SCHENKER 

Addie  2-25-27  L8 
Addie  2-26-27  L12 
Addie  2-26-27  N12 
L.  J. ,  Mrs.  2-28-27  L16 
L.  Jake  2-26-27D  N12 
Leonidis  Jake  2-27-27D  L31 
Leonodis  Jake  2-25-27D  L8 
Leonodis  Jake  2-26-27D  L12 
Leonodis  Jake  2-26-27D  N12 
Mattie  May  2-25-27  L8 
Mattie  May  2-26-27  L12 
Mattie  May  2-26-27  N12 
R.  H.  2-28-27  L16 
Robert  H.  2-25-27  L8 
Robert  H.  2-26-27  L12 
Robert  H.  2-26-27  N12 

SCHERMEYER 

C.  H. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27  L18 
C.  H. ,  Mrs.  9-3-27  N3 

SCHIEBLE 

Caroline  4-14-27  N3 

SCHIELDNYER 

Arthur  11-29-27DV  N7 
Thelma  11-29-27DV  N7 

SCHIELNYER 

Arthur  11-29-27DV  N7 
Thelma  11-29-27DV  N7 

SCHLEIFER 

George,  Mrs.  7-5-27D  L10 
George,  Mrs.  7-6-27D  L8 

SCHLEY 

Daisy  Enoch  12-6-27  L12 
Daisy  Enoch  12-7-27  N2 

SCHMIDT 

Dan  1-17-27  L6 
E.  C.  3-6-27  L4 
Elizabeth  1-17-27D  L6 


SCHMIDT  (cont.) 

Elizabeth  1-18-27D  L14 

Eugene  12-25-27  N2C 

F.  B.  12-25-27  N2C 

Henry  1-6-27  Lll 

Henry  1-6-27  N12 

Henry  1-7-27  L14 

Johanna  1-17-27  L6 

Johanna  F.  7-16-27  L7 

John  1-22-27P  L7 

Lizzie  M.  1-22-27P  L12 

Lizzie  M.  1-23-27P  N5 

Lizzie  M.  7-16-27P  L7 

Will  1-6-27  Lll 

Will  1-6-27  N12 

Will  1-7-27  L14 

William  1-17-27  L6 
SCHMIDTKE 

Ben  L.  12-29-27M  L13 

Lydia  12-29-27  L13 

Opal  Nelson  12-29-27  L13 

Virginia  Mae  12-29-27  L13 
SCHMILL 

Jake  8-22-27  L15 

Jake  8-23-27  N5 
SCHMOOK 

John  1-22-27  L7 

John  10-22-27  L7 

John  4-16-27  L7 

John  7-16-27  L7 
SCHNEIDER 

Carrie  L.  8-30-27D  N12 

Carrie  Likins  8-29-27D  L9 

Carrie  Likins  8-29-27D  N10 

Carrie  Likins  8-30-27D  L10 

Carrie  Siler  8-29-27D  N10 

Carrie  Siler  Likins  8-30-27D  N12 

J.  W.  9-4-27  L24 

J.  W.,  Mrs.  8-29-27D  N10 

J.  W.,  Mrs.  8-30-27D  N12 
SCHNELLER 

Malissa  8-28-27M  Nl 

Melissa  8-28-27M  L17v 
SCHOENFIELD 

Sophie  1-14-27DV  L15 

William  1-14-27DV  L15 
SCHOFIELD 

Alice  8-10-27D  L8 

Alice  8-10-27D  N2 

Alice  8-9-27D  L4 


1507 


SCHOFIELD  (cont.) 

Alice  Hicks  8-10-27D  N2 

Alice  Hicks  8-9-27D  L4 

Annie  8-10-27  N2 

Annie  8-9-27  L4 

Dorothy  V.  Jones  11-22-27  LI 6 

Dorothy  V.  Jones  11-22-27  Nl 

Edward  J.  11-22-27M  L16 

Edward  J.  11-22-27M  Nl 

Emma  Rathbone  2-24-27  L6 

Emma  Rathbone  2-25-27  N6 

Leslie  8-10-27  N2 

Leslie  8-9-27  L4 

Lulie  8-10-27  N2 

Mandy  8-10-27  N2 

Mandy  8-9-27  L4 

Paul  8-10-27  N2 

Paul  8-9-27  L4 

Stella  8-10-27  N2 

Stella  8-9-27  L4 

T.  J.  8-12-27  L4 

T.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-10-27D  N2 

T.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-12-27D  L4 

T.  J. ,  Mrs.  8-9-27D  L4 
SCHOLLENBERGER 

Charles,  Mrs.  4-16-27  L5 

Charles,  Mrs.  4-16-27  N12 
SCHOLTEN 

Charles  2-20-27  N3 
SCHOLZE 

H.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-14-27  L12 

H.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-15-27  N2 

H.  H. ,  Mrs.  6-14-27  N3 
SCHOOL  BOUNDARIES 

map  showing  9-4-27  N10D 
SCHOTTE 

Louise  9-20-27M  Nl 

Louise  9-20-27M  N8 
SCHRABLE 

John  5-10-27D  L16 

John  5-11-27  N6 

John  5-11-27D  L12 

John  5-11-27D  N6 

John  5-12-27D  L8 

John  5-12-27D  N7 

John  C.  5-10-27  L16 

Lucy  5-10-27  L16 

Lucy  5-11-27  N6 

William  Lee  5-10-27  L16 

William  Lee  5-11-27  N6 


SCHRADER 

Carry  Lillie  12-12-27  LI 

Charles  Evans  12-12-27  LI 

Dora  A.  12-12-27  LI 

Ernest  12-12-27D  LI 

Ernest  12-13-27D  N3 

Ernest  12-14-27D  L8 

Ernest  12-14-27D  N2 
SCHTENSKAMP 

Cybil  12-9-27  L22 

Cybil  Holliday  12-10-27  N6 
SCHULER 

A.  8-7-27  L16 

A.  9-13-27  L12 

Adolph,  Mrs.  8-1-27D  L12 

Adolph,  Mrs.  8-2-27D  L12 

Adolph,  Mrs.  8-2-27D  N12 

Mamie  8-1-27  L12 

Mamie  8-2-27  N12 

Mattie  C.  9-13-27  L12 

Pauline  8-1-27D  L12 

Pauline  8-2-27D  L12 

Pauline  8-2-27D  N12 
SCHULTZ 

Jacob  P.  11-20-27M  L31 

Ona  Gott  11-20-27  L31 
SCHULTZE 

H.  H. ,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L30 
SCHULZE 

H.  H. ,  Mrs.  3-5-27  L12 
SCHUMATE 

Ina  10-17-27M  L15 
SCHUPP 

Merta  E.  Stanley  8-2-27  L13 

Merta  E.  Stanley  8-2-27  Nl 

Merta  E.  Stanley  8-2-27  N12 

Merta  Esther  Stanley  8-2-27  N5 

Oscar  G.  8-2-27M  Nl 

Oscar  G.  8-2-27M  N12 

Oscar  George  8-2-27M  L13 

Oscar  George  8-2-27M  N5 
S CHUTE 

Marguerite  L.  5-1-27M  N6B 
SCHUTT 

Johnny  2-20-27  N8C 
SCHWART 

John,  Mrs.  6-23-27  N8 
SCHWEITZER 

Caroline  Schieble  4-14-27  N3 

Charles  E.  4-14-27  L5 


1508 


SCHWEITZER  (cont.) 

Charles  E.  4-14-27  N3 
Charles,  Mrs.  3-13-27  L12 
Charles,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 
Charles,  Mrs.  5-24-27  L12 
Daisy  4-14-27  L5 
Daisy  4-14-27  N3 
Flora  3-14-27  N2 
Fred  C.  10-22-27  L7 
Fred  C.  4-14-27  L5 
Fred  C.  4-14-27  N3 
George  W.  4-14-27  L5 
George  W.  4-14-27  N3 
J.  C.  4-14-27D  L5 
J.  C.  4-14-27D  N3 
J.  C.  4-16-27D  L10 
Jacob  C.  10-22-27P  L7 
John  H.  4-14-27  L5 
John  H.  4-14-27  N3 
Kathryn  3-14-27  N2 
Martha  3-14-27  N2 
Rose  4-14-27  L5 
Rose  4-14-27  N3 

SCOTT 

Ann  12-4-27M  L2 

Anna  Mae  Baker  6-30-27  L14 

Anna  Mae  Baker  6-30-27  N16 

Charles  H.  3-18-27D  L22 

Charles  H.  3-18-27D  N12 

Charles  H.  3-19-27D  L12 

Charles  H.  3-19-27D  N3 

Charles  H.  3-20-27D  L7 

Charles  M.  6-18-27D  L5 

Charles  M.  6-18-27D  N12 

Charles  M.  6-19-27D  L27 

Ed,  Mrs.  6-12-27D  N6B 

Erma  8-4-27M  L8 

Erma  8-4-27M  N3 

Essie  11-4-27D  L21 

Eula  6-18-27  L5 

Eula  6-18-27  N12 

Helen  7-31-27  N7B 

J.  W.  7-21-27  N12 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  8-13-27  Nl 

Jewell  7-31-27  N7B 

Ralph  7-31-27D  N7B 

Raymond  6-19-27C  N6B 

Rex  Veasman  2-13-27  NIB 

Roy  3-18-27  L22 

Roy  3-18-27  N12 


SCOTT  (cont.) 

Roy  4-17-27C  N8B 

Thelma  3-23-27  Lll 

Welch,  Mrs.  5-1-27  L28 

William  F.  6-30-27M  L14 

William  F.  6-30-27M  N16 
SCOVIL 

Alice  9-27-27  L10 

Elta  9-27-27  L10 

May  9-27-27  L10 

May  9-28-27  L10 

Sarah  9-27-27D  L10 

Sarah  9-28-27D  L10 
SCRIVENER 

Forrest  10-20-27M  L4 

Forrest  10-20-27M  Nl 

Forrest  10-20-27M  N16 

Geraldine  10-20-27M  L4 

Geraldine  10-20-27M  Nl 

Geraldine  10-20-27M  N16 

Lester  8-16-27M  L2 

Lester  8-16-27M  Nl 

Pansy  Smith  8-16-27  L2 

Pansy  Smith  8-16-27  Nl 
SCROGGINS 

Don,  Mrs.  4-11-27  L8 

Don,  Mrs.  4-11-27  N2 

J.  A.  7-16-27P  L7 

Leonard,  Mrs.  2-12-27  N12 

Mittye,  Mrs.  6-22-27  N8 
SCUDDER 

Anne  9-26-27  L14 

Frances  N.  1-7-27  L2 

Thomas  H.  1-7-27D  L2 

William  H.  1-7-27  L2 
SEAMAN 

Ben  7-28-27  L6 

Ben  7-29-27  Nil 

Ben  D.  7-25-27  L5 

Ben  D.  7-25-27  N3 

Earl  E.  4-17-27  N8A 

Eugene  4-17-27  N8A 

G.  A. ,  Mrs.  8-30-27  N12 

Gertrude  McCormack  9-26-27  L13 

Isabel  4-17-27D  N8A 

Isabelle  4-18-27D  L8 

James  E.  7-25-27  L5 

James  F.  7-25-27  N3 

James  F.  7-28-27  L6 

James  F.  7-29-27  L8 


1509 


SEAMAN  (cont.) 

James  F.  7-29-27  N2 
James  S.  7-29-27  Nil 
0.  Ophelia  7-29-27P  N2 
R.  0. ,  Mrs.  7-25-27D  L5 
R.  0. ,  Mrs.  7-25-27D  N3 
R.  0. ,  Mrs.  7-26-27D  N7 
R.  Ophelia  10-13-27P  Nl 
R.  Ophelia  7-29-27P  L8 
S.  O.,  Mrs.  7-26-27D  L12 
William  T.  1-22-27P  L7 

SEAMANS 

Earl  E.  4-18-27  L8 
Earl  E.  4-19-27  L10 
Earl  E.  4-19-27  N2 
Eugene  4-18-27  L8 
Isabelle  4-19-27D  L10 
Isabelle  4-19-27D  N2 

SEARCEY 

W.  P.  11-13-27D  N9B 

SEARS 

Fay  W.  10-16-27M  L5 
Fay  W.  10-16-27M  N10B 
Fay  W.  10-16-27M  NIB 
Geraldine  Grider  10-16-27  L5 
Geraldine  Grider  10-16-27  N10B 
Geraldine  Grider  10-16-27  NIB 

SEASE 

Elmer  E.  1-22-27P  L7 

S EATON 

Mary  2-18-27  L16 

Mary  2-19-27  L12 

Mary  2-19-27  N3 

Rose  Schweitzer  4-14-27  L5 

Rose  Schweitzer  4-14-27  N3 

SEAWEL 

Mabel  P.  1-22-27P  L7 

SEAY 

Clarence  4-19-27DV  N2 
Clarence  5-12-27DV  L8 
Elizabeth  4-19-27DV  N2 
Elizabeth  5-12-27DV  L8 

SEBASTIAN 

Ernest  10-4-27  N2 

SEBOLDT 

Isabelle  Browser  3-18-27  Lll 
Isabelle  Browser  3-18-27  N2 
W.  H.  3-18-27M  Lll 
William  H.  3-18-27M  N2 


SECHLER 

Hazel  10-6-27M  L8 
Hazel  10-6-27M  Nl 
SECHRIST 

Thomas  10-22-27P  L7 
SECREASE 

Fred  12-19-27D  L9 
SEDGWICK 

W.  H.  4-17-27  L21 
W.  H.  4-19-27  N5 
Willa  4-17-27E  L21 
Willa  4-19-27E  N5 
Willa  6-8-27M  L13 
Willa  6-8-27M  N5 
Willa  H.  6-8-27  N5 
Willa  H.,  Mrs.  6-8-27  L13 
SEEBORN 

Eva  M.  7-16-27  L7 
Margaret  A.  7-16-27P  L7 
SEEBURGER 

Philip  4-16-27  L7 
SEEHORN 

Eva  M.  1-22-27  L7 
Margaret  A.  1-22-27P  L7 
SEETH 

Walter  9-3-27C  L12 
SEIFERD 

Charles  A.  10-22-27  L7 
SEIFERT 

Julius  4-16-27  L7 
Loretta  Mary  4-16-27P  L7 
Mary  Ellen  4-16-27P  L7 
SEILER 

Vivian  Katherine  10-18-27  L14 
SELBY 

Chester  11-6-27A  L4 
Frank  S.  3-15-27  LI 
Frank  S.  3-15-27  Nl 
John  D.,  Mrs.  3-15-27D  LI 
John  D.,  Mrs.  3-15-27D  Nl 
John  D.,  Mrs.  3-16-27D  L2 
John  D.,  Mrs.  3-16-27D  N16 
John  D.,  Mrs.  3-17-27D  N6 
SELDON 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  3-21-27  L13 
SELF 

Cecelia  Curtice  4-27-27  LI 
Cecelia  Curtice  5-1-27  N8B 
J.  D. ,  Mrs.  5-7-27  L6 
James  Oliver  5-7-27  L6 


1510 


SELF  (cont.) 

W.  R.  1-22-27  L7 

W.  R.  4-16-27  L7 

W.  R.  5-27-27  L2 

W.  R.  7-16-27  L7 
SELL 

Betha  6-9-27  L15 

Ethel  Pierce  8-30-27  L10 

Ethel  Pierce  8-30-27  Nl 

Ethel  Pierce  8-30-27  N3 

Isaac  C.  8-30-27M  Nl 

Isaac  W.  8-30-27M  L10 

Isaac  W.  8-30-27M  N3 

Reba  6-9-27  L15 

Rowland  11-24 -27DV  N3 
SELLA 

C.  Bertrand  7-12-27M  L13 

Leona  Killingsworth  7-12-27  L13 
SELLARS 

Lucy  J.  Gibson  12-29-27  N3 
SELLERS 

Claud,  child  of  2-27-27D  N10C 

Lucy  J.  Gibson  12-28-27  L2 

Lucy  J.  Gibson  12-29-27  L8 

Mary  10-18-27M  Nl 

Mary  10-18-27M  N2 
SELLS 

C.  B.  7-3-27E  L14 

Charles  B.  7-9-27M  L10 

Londa  Killingworth  7-9-27  L10 
SELSOR 

Charlie  12-17-27M  L3 

Charlie  12-17-27M  Nl 

Frieda  Coggburn  12-17-27  L3 

Frieda  Coggburn  12-17-27  Nl 
SELVIDGE 

Elma  Joyce  11-1-27B  L16 

G.  B.  11-1-27C  L16 
SENCE 

Headley  5-23-27  L6 
SENCEREY 

Anna  Bear  12-4-27  L31 

Anna  Bear  12-4-27  N9A 
SENSEMAN 

Carl  10-17-27  L5 

Carl  10-17-27  N2 

Carl  10-18-27  L13 

Carl  10-18-27  N2 
SEVERNS 

Flora  3-31-27M  L14 


SEVERNS  (cont.) 

Flora  4-1-27M  Nl 
SEWELL 

Matilda  Jane  3-17-27  LI 
SEXTON 

Helen  M.  2-19-27M  L12 

Henry  2-25-27  L24 

Mildred  2-25-27D  L24 

W.  T.  9-9-27C  N8 
SHACKELFORD 

Arthr  L.  3-15-27  L3 

Irma  Adele  Platte  6-15-27  L13 

Irma  Adele  Platte  6-16-27  N5 

Othie  8-1-27  L12 

Othie,  Mrs.  8-1-27  N10 

Othie,  Mrs.  8-2-27  N12 

Pearl  12-18-27M  NIB 

Walter  6-15-27M  L13 

Walter  W.  5-29-27E  NIC 

Walter  W.  5-8-27E  N2C 

Walter  W.  5-9-27E  L13 

Walter  W.  6-16-27M  N5 
SHACKLEFORD 

John  J.  3-31-27  N6 
SHADBURNE 

Martha  Crowe  8-24-27  L13 

Sherwood  8-24-27M  L13 

T.  P.  8-24-27  L13 
SHADE 

Alice  12-6-27D  N3 

Alice  A.  12-6-27D  L12 

Alice  A.  12-7-27D  L6 

Alice  A.  12-7-27D  N2 

Alice  A.  Hodges  12-6-27D  L12 

Alice  Hodges  12-6-27D  N3 

J.  H.  12-6-27  L12 

J.  H.  12-6-27  N3 

J.  O.  1-22-27  L7 

J.  O.  12-6-27  L12 

J.  O.  12-6-27  N3 

Mary  12-6-27  L12 

Mary  12-6-27  N3 

Norine  1-22-27P  L7  , 
SHADEL 

Eva  2-13-27M  N6C 
SHAEFFER 

,  Mrs.  3-12-27  L10 

,  Mrs.  3-13-27  L12 

SHAFER 

Theodore  6-20-27D  L14 


1511 


SHAFFER 

Alie  8-7-27D  N4A 

Allie  7-27-27D  Nl 

Clato,  Mrs.  9-18-27D  N7B 

SHAFFEY 

E.  E.  6-2-27D  Nl 

SHAFFNER 

Edna  8-21-27D  Nl 

SHANE 

Elizabeth  7-24-27M  N10B 
Elizabeth  7-31-27M  L18 
Elizabeth  7-31-27M  N2C 
Ester  Underwood  3-21-27  N2 
Evelyn  Lucille  6-4-27B  L10 
George  6-9-27  L15 
George  6-9-2  7  N5 
George  7-31-27  L18 
George  7-31-27  N2C 
Gertrude  M.  Dooley  6-9-27  L15 
Gertrude  M.  Dooley  6-9-27  N5 
Jennie  Lee  3-21-27  L14 
Maurice  R.  6-4-27D  L10 
Wallace  M. ,  Mrs.  3-21-27  L14 
Wesley  6-9-27M  L15 
Wesley  6-9-27M  N5 

SHANER 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27  L8 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27  N5 

SHANNON 

Dave  8-4-27C  N8 

Gertrude  Morton  1-22-27  L5 

SHAPLEY 

Edison  6-2-27D  L10 

SHARP 

Callie  8-26-27  N3 
Charles  8-26-27  N3 
Chester  F.  12-7-27M  L17 
Chester  F.  12-7-27M  N5 
Clara  7-5-27  L10 
Edith  Mae  10-8-27M  L12 
Edwin  7-5-27  L10 
Edwin  8-26-27D  L18 
Edwin  8-26-27D  N3 
Edwin  8-27-27D  N2 
Edyth  Mae  10-9-27M  N10B 
Ethel  7-5-27  L10 
George  7-5-27  L10 
Grover  8-26-27  N3 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  4-3-27  LI 
J.  C. ,  Mrs.  4-3-27  Nl 


SHARP  (cont.) 

Joe  8-26-27  N3 

Josephine  7-5-27D  L10 

Josephine  7-6-27D  L8 

Josephine  7-7-27D  L8 

Josephine  Hotelling  7-5-27D  L10 

Lon  1-21-27  N4 

Lon,  Mrs.  4-3-27  LI 

Lon,  Mrs.  4-3-27  Nl 

Lottie  4-16-27P  L7 

Louis  7-5-27  L10 

Mae  1-13-27DV  L8 

Minnie  7-5-27  L10 

Patria  Bosley  12-7-27  N5 

Patria  N.  Bosley  12-7-27  L17 

Rae  1-13-27DV  L8 

W.  H.  12-7-27  L17 

W.  H.  12-7-27  N5 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  7-5-27D  L10 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  7-6-27D  L8 

Wadron  7-5-27  L10 
SHARR 

Frankie  V.  8-20-27M  L3 

Frankie  V.  8-21-27M  NIB 
SHARROCK 

Tobitha  1-28-27D  L22 
SHATTUCK 

,  Mrs.  2-6-27D  N6 

Barbara  Jean  8-6-27B  L12 

L.  R.  8-6-27C  L12 
SHAVE 

5-28-27D  N12 

infant  5-27-27D  L24 
SHAW 

Emma  Porter  1-28-27  L22 

Laura  8-25-27M  L7 

Laura  8-25-27M  Nl 

Raymon  2-6-27  L14 

Sarah  Lee  6-18-27M  Nl 
SHAY 

Jessie  12-12-27D  L9 

Jessie  12-12-27D  N2 

Jessie  12-13-27D  L6 

Jessie  12-14-27D  N2 

Jessie  12-16-27D  N15 

Jessie  12-17-27D  L12 

Jessie  12-17-27D  N12 

Jessie  12-18-27D  N2B 

Jessie  Faucell  12-14-27D  N2 

Jessie  Frazell  12-18-27D  L30 


1512 


SHAY  (cont.) 

Jessie  Rhodes  12-12-27D  L9 

Jessie  Rhodes  12-12-27D  N2 

Jessie  Rhodes  12-13-27D  L6 

Jessie  Rhodes  12-17-27D  L12 

W.  F.  12-18-27  N10B 

William  12-18-27  L30 

William  F.,  Mrs.  12-13-27D  L6 

William  F.,  Mrs.  12-14-27D  N2 

William,  Mrs.  12-18-27D  N2B 
SHEARS 

Harritte  Katherine  10-30-27B  N7B 

Harry  10-30-27C  N7B 
SHEEDY 

Mike  8-6-27M  Nl 

Winnifred  Carroll  8-6-27  Nl 
SHEETS 

Richard  4-4-27D  L4 

Richard  4-4-27D  N3 

Roscoe  4-4-27  L4 

Roscoe  4-4-27  N3 
SHELDON 

0.  W.  5-12-27  L18 
SHELL 

M.  J.  7-29-27  L8 

infant  7-29-27D  L8 
SHELTON 

Charles  J.  10-8-27M  L12 

Charles  J.  10-9-27M  N10B 

Charles  J.  10-9-27M  NIB 

Ethel  1-22-27  L7 

H.  P. ,  Mrs.  2-21-27  L6 

H.  P. ,  Mrs.  2-21-27  N2 

H.  P. ,  Mrs.  2-22-27  L9 

J.  0.  10-7-27  L22 

J.  O.  10-7-27  Nil 

Jennie  5-1-27M  L22 

Jennie  D.  5-1-27M  Nl 

Jennie  D.  5-1-27M  N6B 

Lucille  2-21-27  L6 

Murel  1-22-27P  L7 

Parthena  10-7-27  L22 

Sarah  B.  Swicegood  10-8-27  L12 

Sarah  B.  Swicegood  10-9-27  N10B 

Sarah  B.  Swicegood  10-9-27  NIB 

W.  H.  10-7-27D  L22 

W.  H.  10-8-27D  L7 

W.  H.  10-8-27D  N3 

W.  H.  10-9-27D  N2A 

William  H.  10-7-27D  Nil 


SHEPARD 

E.  M.  3-6-27  L34 
Joseph  p.  956 

SHEPHERD 

Edwin  3-23-27  Lll 
Edwin  3-23-27  N10 
Patricia  Lou  3-23-27D  Lll 
Patricia  Lou  3-23-27D  N10 

SHEPPARD 

Belle  2-6-27M  N7B 
Charles  10-22-27P  L7 
Charles  4-16-27P  L7 
Charles  6-5-27  N6B 
Frank,  Mrs.  4-12-27  L13 
Helen  Gates  10-22-27  L7 
Helen  Gates  4-16-27  L7 
J.  E.  2-6-27  N7B 
Lettie  1-5-27  N2 
Rhoda  N.  2-27-27  L15 
Wayne  6-26-27D  N6B 

SHERER 

Lucille  10-19-27  L12 
Lucille  10-7-27  N5 

SHERIDAN 

C.  W.  3-13-27  L6 
Daisy  Childers  12-18-27  NIB 
H.  A.  3-13-27  L6 
L.  E.  3-13-27  L6 
L.  S.  3-13-27  L6 
Leonard  5-13-27DV  N9 
Leonard  E.  3-5-27DV  L12 
Leonard  E.  5-12-27DV  L8 
N.  E.  3-13-27  L6 
Oma  B.  12-18-27M  NIB 
Sophia  3-5-27DV  L12 
Sophia  5-12-27DV  L8 
Sophia  5-13-27DV  N9 

SHERMAN 

M.  T. ,  Mrs.  3-12-27  L10 
M.  T. ,  Mrs.  3-13-27  L12 
M.  T. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 
M.  T. ,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 
M.  T. ,  Mrs.  3-15-27  ,L7 
Wahneta  7-16-27  L7 

SHERROD 

Edith  10-12-27  N12 
Gertrude  10-12-27  N12 
Henry  10-12-27  N12 
J.  T.  10-12-27D  L13 
J.  T.  10-12-27D  N12 


1513 


SHERROD  (cont.) 

Jennie  10-12-27  N12 

John  10-12-27  N12 

Pearl  10-25-27M  L8 

Pearl  10-25-27M  Nl 

Ray  10-12-27  N12 
SHERROW 

Vivene  12-18-27M  NIB 
SHERWOOD 

C.  J. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27  L8 

C.  J. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27  N5 
SHEWARD 

Dorothy  Elizabeth  1-22-27P  L7 

Howard  Albert  1-22-27P  L7 
SHIELDS 

Beulah  Fay  6-5-27M  L18 

C.  B.  6-5-27  L18 

C.  B.  6-5-27  Nl 

Charlie  9-18-27D  N7B 

E.  E.  4-23-27DV  N3 

E.  E.  5-15-27DV  NIB 

Fay  6-5-27M  Nl 

J.  T. ,  Mrs.  6-22-27  N8 

Marion,  Mrs.  12-7-27  L6 

Marion,  Mrs.  12-7-27  N2 

Violet  4-23-27DV  N3 

Violet  5-15-27DV  NIB 
SHILLING 

Mary  E.  7-5-27  L10 
SHINALL 

Arnold  7-16-27P  L7 

Doyle  G.  7-16-27P  L7 
SHIPLEY 

A.  F.  10-22-27  L7 

A.  F.  4-16-27  L7 

E.  R.  12-24-27  L8 

E.  R.  12-24-27  N15 

E.  R.  6-24-27  L24 

Edward  R.  7-31-27  NIB 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  6-23-27  N8 

Mae  Sims  7-6-27D  L8 

Mary  Sims  7-2-27D  L7 

Mary  Sims  7-3-27D  L19 
SHIPMAN 

Bill,  Mrs.  4-22-27  L18 

Landon  Ward  2-3-27  L2 

Landon  Ward  2-3-27  L5 

W.  R. ,  Mrs.  5-15-27D  N8C 
SHIRLEY 

Elley  10-27-27  N12 


SHIRLEY  (cont.) 

Filey  10-26-27  L16 

Maud  10-26-27  L16 

Maude  10-27-27  N12 

Orvil  10-26-27  L16 

Orville  10-27-27  N12 

William  10-26-27D  L16 

William  10-27-27D  N12 
SHOBE 

Rosa  5-29-27D  L32 

Rosa  5-29-27D  N8 
SHOCKLEY 

Ada  12-17-27D  N12 

Ada  Cole  12-17-27D  N12 

Ada  T.  10-24-27D  L7 

Ada  T.  Cole  10-24-27D  N10 

Christopher  11-21-27  N3 

Edna  11-21-27  N3 

Fay  12-4-27M  L2 

Florence  11-21-27  N3 

Helen  8-27-27D  LI 

Helen  8-29-27D  L9 

Helen  8-30-27D  N3 

J.  M.  11-21-27D  N3 

J.  M.  11-25-27D  L19 

J.  M.  11-25-27D  N2 

Joe  11-21-27  N3 

John  11-21-27  N3 

Lester  11-21-27  N3 

Mable  Golden  10-16-27  N7B 

Ralph  12-17-27  N12 

Rube  11-21-27  N3 

Sissy  11-21-27  N3 

Stewart,  Mrs.  10-24-27  L7 

Stewart,  Mrs.  10-24-27  N10 

Stewart,  Mrs.  12-17-27  N12 

William  10-16-27M  N7B 
SHOFFNER 

family  of  Polk  Co.  2-19-27  Nl 
SHOLLENBERGER 

Charles,  Mrs.  4-14-27  L5 
SHOOPMAN 

Forest  9-15-27DV  L15 

Forrest  5-13-27DV  L22 

Forrest  5-4-27DV  Nl 

Forrest  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Ruth  5-13-27DV  L22 

Ruth  9-15-27DV  L15 

Ruth  Warf  5-4-27DV  Nl 

Ruth  Warf  9-16-27DV  Nl 


1514 


SHORT 

Efton  10-9-27  L7 

George  W.  10-9-27D  L7 

John  11-27-27  N5B 
SHOURDS 

John  W.,  Mrs.  9-18-27  L22 

John  W.,  Mrs.  9-18-27  N3C 
SHOWERS 

Adelle  11-2-27  L12 

Adelle  11-3-27  L14 

Adelle  11-3-27  N3 

Joseph  H.  11-2-27D  L12 

Joseph  H.  11-3-27D  L14 

Joseph  H.  11-3-27D  N3 

Owen  11-2-27  L12 

Owen  11-3-27  L14 

Owen  11-3-27  N3 
SHRAKE 

William  Jennings  10-16-27E  L20 
SHROPSHIRE 

Flora  L.  Tubbs  4-28-27  L3 
SHROYER 

Leoda  4-14-27M  N4 
SHRUM 

Elza  12-23-27D  LI 
SHULL 

Fern  10-18-27M  L17 

Fern  10-19-27M  N5 

Fern  B.  10-12-27M  L13 

Fern  E.  10-11-27M  L9 

Fern  E.  10-11-27M  Nl 

George  10-18-27  L17 

George  10-19-27  N5 

M.  J.  7-30-27  N2 

Sam  5-25-27  L6 

Sam  5-25-27  N3 

Zada  Yancey  7-12-27  L4 

infant  5-25-27D  L3 

infant  5-25-27D  L6 

infant  7-30-27D  N2 
SHULS 

May  Keen  6-14-27  N12 

Virgil  6-14-27M  N12 
SHULTZ 

Jacob  P.  11-20-27M  NIB 

Jacob  P.  11-20-27M  N5B 

Ona  G.  Gott  11-20-27  NIB 

Ona  G.  Gott  11-20-27  N5B 
SHUMATE 

Eanor  8-4-27M  L8 


SHUMATE  (cont.) 

Eanor  8-4-27M  N3 
Ethlyn  12-7-27  L14 
Gertrude  Thomas  8-4-27  L8 
Gertrude  Thomas  8-4-27  N3 
Ina  10-17-27M  N5 
Ina  5-13-27DV  L22 
Ina  5-14-27DV  N2 
Ina  B.  4-19-27DV  L10 
Verna  12-7-27  L14 
William  B.  4-19-27DV  L10 
William  B.  5-13-27DV  L22 
William  B.  5-14-27DV  N2 

SHUPE 

Preston  8-26-27C  L18 

SHUTE 

J.  G.  5-8-27A  N3C 
Marguerite  5-1-27M  L22 
Preston  J.  8-27-27C  N12 

SHUTTEE 

Margaret  4-14-27  L9 

SI  APE 

child  11-28-27D  L2 

SIDDENS 

A.  G.  7-16-27  L7 
Frances  M.  7-16-27P  L7 

SIFFERMAN 

Ella  4-16-27  L7 
Elmer  4-16-27P  L7 
Hazel  4-16-27P  L7 

SIGEL 

Franz  9-4-27  L14 

SIGLER 

A.  G.  6-21-27  N3 
A.  G. ,  Mrs.  6-20-27  N10 
Coila  Melton  2-6-27  L16 
Joe  B.  2-6-27M  L16 

SIGMAN 

Edna  3-11-27M  L9 

SIKES 

A.  B. ,  Mrs.  8-29-27  N10 
A.  B. ,  Mrs.  8-30-27  N12 
Henry  9-17-27  N3 

SILER 

Carrie  8-29-27  N10 
Carrie  8-30-27  N12 
Fred  8-29-27  N10 
Fred  8-30-27  N12 
Jewel  10-4-27M  L15 
Joe  8-29-27  N10 


1515 


SILER  (cont.) 

Joe  8-30-27  N12 
P.  W.  8-29-27  N10 
P.  W.  8-30-27  N12 

SILVA 

Edith  Sherrod  10-12-27  N12 
Ella  10-12-27  N12 
Harold  10-12-27  N12 

SIMMERMAN 

Viola  3-12-27  L10 

SIMMONS 

Anthony  1-4-27M  L6 

Eleanor  Harmon  9-14-27  Nl 

Eleanor  Harmon  9-15-27  L5 

Elmer,  Mrs.  4-27-27  N3 

F.  G.  3-27-27  L21 

Georgia  3-27-27M  L21 

J.  D. ,  Mrs.  6-25-27  L9 

J.  D. ,  Mrs.  6-26-27  L20 

J.  T. ,  Mrs.  9-16-27  L17 

J.  T. ,  Mrs.  9-17-27  L12 

J.  T. ,  Mrs.  9-17-27  N3 

James  9-14-27M  Nl 

James  9-15-27M  L5 

James  G.,  Mrs.  3-28-27  N4 

Julia  Payne  1-4-27  L6 

Julian  D.,  Mrs.  6-26-27  N3C 

Martha  3-28-27  N4 

Mary  8-28-27  L17 

Newt  9-22-27D  N2 

Newton  9-21-27D  L12 

Pauline  9-25-27  L31 

Pearl  O.  5-25-27M  L9 

Pearl  0.  5-27-27M  N6 

Ruth  5-14-27M  L10 

Ruth  5-15-27M  N10 

Ruth  5-15-27M  NIB 

Will  2-2-27  L7 

Will  2-4-27  L6 

William  Lester  3-27-27  L21 

SIMMS 

Brigg  1-9-27  N5 
Briggs  10-12-27  LI 
Elizabeth  11-22-27  LI 
George  Washington  10-12-27  LI 
George  Washington  11-22-27  LI 
George  Washington  11-27-27  LI 
Nancy  Ann  10-12-27  LI 
Nancy  Ann  11-22-27  LI 
Nancy  Ann  11-27-27  LI 


SIMMS  (cont.) 

Robert  10-12-27  LI 

SIMON 

Betty  4-2-27B  L5 
Fred  4-2-27B  L5 
Harvey  4-2-27C  L5 

SIMPSON 

M. ,  Mrs.  2-22-27  L9 
M. ,  Mrs.  2-22-27  Nl 
Nora  Cook  5-14-27  L10 
Nora  Cook  5-14-27  N12 

SIMS 

C.  J. ,  Mrs.  1-19-27D  L4 
Carl  5-13-27  L26 
Carl  5-13-27  N9 
Edward  D.  6-5-27M  L31 
Edward  S.  D.  6-5-27M  N2B 
George  W.  5-13-27D  L26 
George  W.  5-13-27D  N13 
George  W.  5-14-27D  L10 
George  W.  5-14-27D  N12 
George  W.  5-15-27D  L10 
George  W.  5-16-27D  L8 
George  W.  5-16-27D  N3 
Lester  J.  1-30-27M  L17 
Lillian  Wilhoit  1-30-27  L17 
Mae  7-6-27  L8 
Marie  1-19-27  L4 
Mary  7-2-27  L7 
Mary  7-2-27D  L7 
Mary  7-3-27  L19 
Otty  Steele  6-5-27  L31 
Otty  Steeley  6-5-27  N2B 
Will  7-2-27  L7 

SINCLAIR 

Marie  3-20-27M  Lll 
Marie  3-20-27M  NIB 
Marie  3-22-27M  N7 
Mary  3-20-27M  L23 
Sue  12-14-27M  L8 
Sue  12-14-27M  Nl 

SIPLINGER 

Walter  S.  10-14-27C  N8  , 

SISCO 

Fay  4-3-27C  N10C 

Wilma  June  4-3-27B  N10C 

SISTER 

M.  Germaine  10-30-27  NUB 
Mary  Germaine  10-25-27  L14 
Mary  Germaine  10-25-27  N7 


1516 


SJOBERG 

Dorothy  10-22-27P  L7 
Hulda  J.  10-22-27  L7 

SKAGGS 

Budd  9-7-27  Nil 
Budd  9-8-27  Nil 
Delia  9-7-27  Nil 
Delia  9-8-27  Nil 
Gladys  2-8-27DV  L9 
Gladys  5-12-27DV  L8 
Gladys  5-13-27DV  N9 
Kathryn  9-7-27  Nil 
Kathryn  9-8-27  Nil 
Neva  9-7-27  Nil 
Neva  9-8-27  Nil 
0.  D. ,  Mrs.  9-7-27  Nil 
O.  D. ,  Mrs.  9-8-27  Nil 
Oma  9-7-27  Nil 
Oma  9-8-27  Nil 
Roy  2-8-27DV  L9 
Roy  5-12-27DV  L8 
Roy  5-13-27DV  N9 

SKATES 

Bernice  A.  9-25-27M  N3C 
Berniece  A.  9-25-27M  L21 
E.  R.  9-25-27  L21 
E.  R.  9-25-27  N3C 

SKEA 

Charley  7-6-27  LI 

SKEELS 

Anna  Card  3-24-27  LI 6 
Celia  C.  3-24-27D  L16 
Celia  C.  3-25-27D  L9 
Celia  Card  3-24-27D  L16 
Charles  P.  3-24-27  L16 
R.  E.  3-24-27  L16 

SKELLEY 

Ed  B.,  Mrs.  5-13-27D  L26 
Lee  9-2-27M  Nl 
Lee  9-3-27M  N5 
Lottie  5-13-27D  L26 
Lottie  5-14-27D  N12 
Thelma  Clark  9-2-27  Nl 
Thelma  Clark  9-3-27  N5 
Will  9-3-27  N5 

S KELLY 

Lee  9-2-27M  L9 

Thelma  Clark  9-2-27  L9 

SKELTON 

Alzada  F.  10-22-27P  L7 


SKELTON  (cont.) 

Alzada  F.  2-23-27D  L14 
Alzada  Frances  2-22-27D  L9 
Alzada  Mooneyham  2-22-27D  L9 
Alzada  Mooneyham  2-23-27D  L14 
Alzada  P.  3-2-27P  L8 
Claud,  Mrs.  3-15-27  L14 
Claud,  Mrs.  3-16-27  L2 
Claud,  Mrs.  3-16-27  N10 
Claud,  Mrs.  3-17-27  L12 
Claud,  Mrs.  3-17-27  N6 
Jennie  5-1-27M  L2  9 

SKERD 

Ida  1-7-27M  L15 

SKIDMORE 

Charles  E.  6-10-27D  L10 
Charles  E.  6-11-27D  L14 
Charles  E.  6-11-27D  N12 
Charles  E.  6-12-27D  L31 
Charles  E.  6-12-27D  N7 
Charles  E.  6-13-27D  L7 
Charles  E.  6-13-27D  N2 
Ester  6-10-27  L10 
Esther  6-11-27  N12 
George  E.  6-10-27  L10 
George  E.  6-11-27  N12 
George  E.,  Mrs.  6-5-27  L31 
George  H.  11-27-27  L16 
George  H.  6-10-27  L10 
George  H.  6-11-27  N12 
Helen  9-24-27  Lll 
J.  Warren  6-11-27  N12 
Joseph  F.  6-10-27  L10 
Joseph  F.  6-11-27  N12 
L.  Q.  6-10-27  L10 
L.  Q.  6-11-27  N12 
May  6-11-27  N12 
Melinda  8-4-27M  L8 

SKINNER 

Albert  3-7-27  LI 
Blanche  3-7-27D  LI 
Blanche  3-8-27D  L10 
Dorothy  6-24-27M  L23  , 
Dorothy  6-24-27M  N5 
George  Harrison  8-21-27D  LI 
Harrison  8-21-27D  NIB 
Lora  3-7-27  LI 
Lora  3-8-27  L10 
William  B.  6-24-27  L23 
William  B.  6-24-27  N5 


1517 


SKONSEN 

Betty  Tinsley  3-20-27  N3C 
Betty  Tinsley  3-22-27  L15 
Dan  D.  3-20-27M  N3C 
Dan  D.  3-22-27M  L15 

SKYLES 

Mayme  Belle  11-7-27M  L6 

SLAPE 

W.  D.  11-28-27  L2 
W.  D.  11-29-27  N6 
child  11-29-27D  N6 

SLATTEN 

Elbert  6-23-27M  Nl 
Ruby  Lewis  6-23-27  Nl 

SLAUF 

Golda  Baumgardner  10-15-27  Nl 
Steven  J.  10-15-27M  Nl 

SLAUGHTER 

Elizabeth  Heilman  3-6-27  L30 
Elizabeth  Heilman  3-6-27  L30 
Melville  S.  3-6-27M  L30 

SLAVENS 

James  H.  4-17-27  N10C 
Thomas  H.  1-9-27  N8C 

SLOAN 

C.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-25-27  L6 
C.  E. ,  Mrs.  5-26-27  N3 

SLOCOMBE 

Agnes  11-4-27  LI 
Ronald  11-4-27  LI 

SMACKOUT,  MO. 

naming  of  2-24-27  N 

SMALLEY 

Albert  11-18-27  L22 
Albert  11-19-27  N3 
C.  R.  12-16-27C  L3 
C.  R.  12-17-27C  N7 
Charles  Edgar  12-16-27B  L3 
Charles  Edgar  12-17-27B  N7 
Ethel  11-18-27  L22 
Ethel  11-19-27  N3 
Gertrude  M.  11-18-27  L22 
Gertrude  M.  11-19-27  N3 
H.  H.,  Mrs.  11-18-27D  L22 
H.  H. ,  Mrs.  11-19-27D  N3 
J.  L.  11-19-27  N3 
James  W.  3-6-27DV  L3  0 
James  W.  5-12-27DV  L8 
James  W.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Josephine  E.  11-18-27D  L22 


SMALLEY  (cont.) 

Josephine  E.  11-19-27D  N3 
Leonard  11-18-27  L22 
Leonard  11-19-27  N3 
Mable  11-18-27  L22 
Mable  11-19-27  N3 
R.  F. ,  Mrs.  11-6-27  N3C 
Rose  6-24-27M  L8 
Rose  6-24-27M  Nl 
Rose  6-24-27M  N7 
Rose  E.  3-6-27DV  L30 
Rose  E.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Rose  E.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Wayne  3-30-27D  Lll 

SMART 

Martha  J.  10-6-27M  L12 
Martha  J.  10-6-27M  Nl 

SMEAD 

John  4-8-27  L21 
Josephine  4-8-27  L21 
Nellie  4-8-27  L21 
Ruth  4-8-27  L21 

SMITH 

of  Newburg  9-4-27D  N2B 

A.  J.  10-22-27  L7 
A.  J.  4-27-27  L8 
A.  J.  4-28-27  N12 
A.  L.  1-28-27  L21 

A.  L.  1-28-27  N5 
Ada  M.  11-14-27D  L5 
Ada  M.  11-14-27D  N10 
Ada  M.  11-15-27D  L10 
Ada  M.  11-15-27D  N12 

Ada  M.  Nurss  11-14-27D  L5 
Ada  M.  Nurss  11-14-27D  N10 
Adelle  Showers  11-2-27  L12 
Adelle  Showers  11-3-27  N3 
Albert  Guy  7-25-27  N3 
Alfred  0.  1-19-27C  L4 
Alice  11-30-27M  L18 
Alice  11-30-27M  Nl 
Allie  B.  1-22-27  L7 
Anna  10-5-27  L12 
Anna  M.  5-12-27DV  L8 
Anna  M.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Arthur  E.  8-3-27  L8 
Arthur  F.  8-2-27  L12 
Arthur  F.  8-3-27  N3 

B.  F.  10-12-27D  L13 
B.  F.  10-13-27D  N3 


1518 


SMITH  (cont.) 

B.  F.  7-1-27  L24 
B.  H. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27  L9 
Belle  2-20-27M  L20 
Belle  2-21-27M  N5 
Belle  2-27-27M  L22 
Benjamin  F.  6-29-27  L10 
Benjamin  F.  6-29-27  N2 
Bess  3-11-27M  L23 
Bess  3-17-27M  L17 
Betty  Gene  7-16-27B  L12 
Blanch  4-7-27D  N2 
Blanch  Fair  4-7-27D  N2 
Blanche  4-7-27D  L14 
Blanche  4-8-27D  L21 
Blanche  4-8-27D  N7 
Burney,  Mrs.  9-2-27  L18 
Burney,  Mrs 
Burney,  Mrs 
Burney,  Mrs 
Burney,  Mrs 
Burt  P 
Burt  P 

Burt  P. ,  Mrs 
Burt ,  Mrs . 
Burt ,  Mrs . 


9-3-27  L12 
9-3-27  N3 
9-4-27  L27 
9-4-27  N3 
7-21-27D  L9 
Mrs.  7-20-27D  N8 
7-21-27D  N12 
5-10-27  L16 
5-11-27  L12 


Burt,  Mrs.  5-11-27  N6 
Calvin  9-20-27D  LI 
9-20-27D  Nl 
9-21-27D  L12 
9-22-27D  N2 
G.  10-12-27  L13 
G.  10-13-27  N3 
9-13-27  N12 
Charles  E.  1-9-27  L8 
Charles  E.  1-9-27  N8B 
9-12-27  L6 
9-30-27  L19 
•18-27  L31 
Claud  12-10-27D  N6 
Claud  12-9-27D  L22 
Clifford  7-16-27C  L12 
Clyde  2-28-27  LI 
Clyde  3-5-27  L12 
Clyde  3-6-27  L30 
D.  E.;  Mrs.  11-17-27D  L14 
Mrs.  12-26-27  L15 
Mrs.  12-26-27  N8 
8-7-27  N4A 
5-12-27DV  L8 


Calvin 
Calvin 
Calvin 
Carrie 
Carrie 
Charles 


Charley 
Chester 
Clara  9- 


D. 

H. 

D. 

H. 

D. 

J. 

D. 

L. 

SMITH  (cont.) 

D.  L.  5-13-27DV  N9 
David  Mark  6-29-27  N2 
Delbert  2-28-27  LI 
Delbert  3-5-27  L12 
Delbert  3-6-27  L30 
Delia  Pitman  6-7-27  N8 
Dick  11-4-27  LI 
Dollie  1-14-27DV  L15 
Dollie  5-13-27DV  L22 
Dollie  Dotson  7-16-27  L12 
Dolly  5-14-27DV  N2 
Donald  6-19-27  L27 

Dora  6-19-27  L27 
Dorothy  9-21-27  L12 
Dorothy  9-21-27  N3 
Dorothy  9-25-27  L10 

E.  R.  3-27-27M  L21 
E.  W.  6-19-27  NIB 
Earl  9-16-27DV  L6 
Earl  9-17-27DV  N3 
Earl  A.  5-29-27M  L32 
Earl  A.  5-29-27M  N2 
Earl  E.  12-4-27M  L22 
Earl  R.  8-11-27DV  N2 
Ed  8-25-27D  Nl 

Ed  8-27-27D  L4 
Ed  A.,  Mrs.  8-15-27  L10 
Ed  A. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27  L16 
Ed  A. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27  N6 
Ed  A. ,  Mrs.  8-17-27  L14 
Ed  A. ,  Mrs.  8-17-27  N3 
Edgar  R.  3-26-27M  L3 
Edgar  R.  3-27-27M  L10 
Edward  C.  10-19-27DV  Lll 
Edward  C.  10-19-27DV  N12 
Edward  Page  10-19-27  Lll 
Effie  Brayfield  5-14-27  N12 
Ella  9-25-27M  L10 
Ellis  H.  4-13-27  Nil 
Ellis  H.,  Mrs.  4-7-27D  N2 
Ellis  Lamkin  7-1-27  L23 
Elma  6-29-27  N2 
Elmer  6-12-27  L18 
Elsey  10-12-27  L13 
Elwin  George  7-26-27B  L12 
Elwin  George  7-26-27B  N2 
Elzey  10-13-27  N3 
Emaline  3-18-27DV  L15 
Emaline  6-19-27D  L27 


1519 


SMITH  (cont.) 

Emma  10-12-27  L13 

Emma  10-13-27  N3 

Erin  Wright  2-4-27  L6 

Erin  Wright  2-5-27  N3 

Esther  Chappell  3-27-27  L21 

Ethel  Sharp  7-5-27  L10 

Etta  10-7-27  Nil 

Etta  Belle  4-19-27D  L10 

Etta  Belle  4-19-27D  N2 

Etta  Belle  4-20-27D  L8 

Etta  Belle  4-20-27D  N8 

Eva  1-28-27M  L21 

Eva  1-28-27M  N5 

Fern  7-1-27M  L23 

Ferrie  11-20-27  L22 

Flora  Gideon  11-22-27  L16 

Flora  Gideon  11-22-27  Nl 

Flossie  E.  8-6-27DV  Nl 

Flossie  E.  Woodard  9-17-27DV  N3 

Frances  11-14-27  L5 

Frances  11-14-27  N10 

Francis  5-11-27  N6 

Francis  B.  7-20-27  N8 

Frank  11-22-27M  L16 

Frank  11-22-27M  Nl 

Frank  G.  7-26-27C  L12 

Frank  G.  7-26-27C  N2 

Fred  2-28-27D  LI 

Fred  3-15-27D  L14 

Fred  3-15-27D  N12 

Fred  3-16-27D  L2 

Fred  3-16-27D  N10 

Fred  3-2-27D  L8 

Fred  3-29-27D  L2 

Fred  3-29-27D  N10 

Fred  3-3-27D  L6 

Fred  3-5-27D  L12 

Fred  3-6-27D  L30 

Fred  D.  10-22-27P  L7 

Freda  D.  Keesling  5-29-27  L32 

Freda  D.  Keesling  5-29-27  N2 

G.  P.  10-7-27  Nil 

G.  T.  10-5-27  L12 

Genevieve  Page  10-19-27DV  Lll 

Genevieve  Page  10-19-27DV  N12 

Georgia  11-14-27  L5 

Georgia  11-14-27  N10 

Georgia  2-28-27  LI 

Georgia  3-5-27  L12 


SMITH  (cont.) 

Georgia  3-6-27  L30 

Georgia  8-11-27DV  N2 

Georgia  9-16-27DV  L6 

Georgia  9-17-27DV  N3 

Gladys  2-14-27  L16 

Gladys  7-3-27M  L19 

Guy  11-17-27  L14 

Guy  W.  6-26-27M  L37 

Guy  W.  6-26-27M  N7A 

Harry  1-3-27  L3 

Harry  1-4-27  N9 

Harry  9-20-27D  LI 

Harry  9-20-27D  Nl 

Harry  9-21-27D  L12 

Harry  9-22-27D  N2 

Harry  D.,  Mrs.  3-9-27  L8 

Harvey  1-3-27  L3 

Harvey  1-4-27  N9 

Helen  Abbott  11-14-27  L5 

Helen  Abbott  11-14-27  N10 

Henry  6-12-27  N8B 

Henry  6-7-27  L10 

Henry  L.  6-7-27  N8 

Homer  6-29-27  N2 

I.  A.  9-2-27  L18 

I.  A.  9-3-27  N3 

Ida  M.  6-29-27  N3 

Inez  6-29-27  L10 

Inez  6-29-27  N2 

Irene  Maupin  6-26-27  L37 

Irene  Maupine  6-26-27  N7A 

Irving  6-19-27  NIB 

Isaac  7-31-27  L19 

Isaac  7-31-27  N2C 

J.  D.  2-28-27  LI 

J.  D.  3-5-27  L12 

J.  D.  3-6-27  L30 

J.  D.  7-8-27  L12 

J.  D. ,  Mrs.  7-2-27  L7 

J.  O. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27  L9 

J.  O. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27  N10 

J.  Obie  11-2-27DV  N2 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  8-3-27D  L8 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  8-3-27D  N3 

James  2-20-27  N3 

James  2-21-27  L9 

James  3-17-27  L17 

James  9-18-27  L31 

James  9-18-27  N3A 


1520 


SMITH  (cont.) 
James  A.  8 
James  A.  8 
James  A.  9 
James  L.  3 
James  T.  2 
James  T.  2 
Jesse  9-11 
Jesse  9-11 
Jessie  10- 
Jessie  3-5 
Jessie  3-6 
Jessie  B. 
Jessie  E. 
Joe ,  Mrs . 
Joe,  Mrs. 
John  P.  3- 
Joseph  2-2 
Joseph  B . 
Joseph  L. 
Joseph  L. 
Joseph  L. 
Joseph  L. 
Julia  9-30 
K.  10-5-27 
K.  10-7-27 
Kate  9-21- 
Kate  Lette 
Kate  Lette 
Kate  Lette 
Kay  S.  6-1 
Kleber  11- 
Kleber  11- 
L.  V.  6-1- 
L.  V.  6-2- 
L.  Vernon 
L .  Vernon 
Laura  11-1 
Laura  M.  1 
Lela  10-6- 
Lelia  10-5 
Lelia  J.  1 
Leo  9-30-2 
Leona  2-21 
Leulla  B. 
Leulla  B. 
Lillian  St 
Lillian  St 
Lillie  11- 
Loree  7-25 


13-27DV  L7 

13-27DV  Nl 

17-27DV  N3 
-11-27  L23 
-20-27  L20 
-21-27  N5 
-27M  L31 
-27M  Nl 
22-27  L7 
-27  L12 
-27  L30 
6-29-27D  N2 
1-18-27  N4 
8-30-27  L10 
8-30-27  N12 
18-27DV  L15 
1-27D  L9 
2-22-27D  N3 
2-3-27DV  L7 
2-4-27DV  Nl 
5-12-27DV  L8 
5-13-27DV  N9 
-27  L19 

L12 

Nil 
27D  N3 

rman  9-21-27D  L12 
rman  9-21-27D  N3 
rman  9-25-27D  L10 
1-27M  Nl 
10-27  N3 
9-27  L12 
27  N8 
27  L15 
6-1-27M  N5 
6-1-27M  N8 
0-27  N3 
1-9-27  L12 
27M  L12 
-27  L12 
0-7-27  Nil 
7  L19 
-27  L9 
6-4-27  Nl 
Lindsay  6-4-27  Nl 
eele  5-14-27  N3 
eele  5-16-27  L8 
12-27  Lll 
-27  N3 


SMITH  (cont.) 

Lorence  4-13-27  Nil 

Lucinda  J. 

8-2- 

-27D  L12 

; 

Lucinda  J. 

8-3- 

-27D  L8 

Lucinda  J. 

8-3- 

-27D  N3 

Luella  B.  6 

-4-27  LI 

Luke  Harvey  11- 

-24-27D 

N3 

M.  C.  10-22 

-27 

L7 

M.  C.  7-16- 

27  L7 

M.  F. ,  Mrs . 

11- 

-14-27D 

L5 

M.  F. ,  Mrs . 

11- 

-14-27D 

N10 

Mabel  11-23 

-27 

N5 

Mabel  5-12- 

27DV  L8 

Mabel  5-13- 

2  7DV  N9 

Mabel  E.  2- 

3-27DV  L7 

Mable  11-20-27  L22 

Mable  11-23-27  L8 

Mable  E.  2-4-27DV  Nl 

Mamie  10-12-27  L13 

Mamie  10-13-27  N3 

Martha  10-12-27  L13 

Martha  10-13-27  N3 

Mary  11-27-27  L28 

Mary  Browser  12-17-27  Nl 

Mary  E.  Chappel  3-26-27  L3 

Mary  E.  Chappell  3-27-27  L10 

Mary  Fulbright  11-19-27  L8 

Melvin  James  7-26-27B  L12 

Melvin  James  7-26-27B  N2 

Mildred  10-9-27  LI 

Minnie  6-29-27  L10 

Minnie  6-29-27  N2 

Mollie  Fryer  7-15-27  L6 

Moody,  Mrs.  1-22-27  L7 

Moody,  Mrs.  1-23-27  L5 

Moody,  Mrs.  1-23-27  N2B 

Morris  10-9-27  LI 

Naomi  11-2-27DV  N2 

Nell  4-11-27M  L8 

Nelle  4-10-27M  L22 

Nelle  4-13-27M  N10 

Nellie  1-30-27  L5 

Nellie  1-30-27  N 

Nellie  Crane  10-12-27  L13 

Nellie  Ferguson  1-24-27  L6 

Nellie  May  8-13-27DV  L7 

Nellie  May  8-13-27DV  Nl 

Nellie  May  9-17-27DV  N3 

Norma  Lee  1-19-27B  L4 

Norma  0.  Crawford  6-1-27  N5 


1521 


SMITH  (cont.) 

Norma  0.  Crawford  6-1-27  N8 

0.  D.  1-23-97D  N6C 

0.  V.  11-17-27  L14 

Odie  12-24-27C  N6 

Ollie  6-29-27  L10 

Ollie  6-29-27  N2 

Orland  1-22-27P  L7 

Otis,  Mrs.  9-21-27D  N3 

Otis,  Mrs.  9-25-27D  L10 

P.  J.  11-12-27  Lll 

P.  J.  11-12-27A  Lll 

P.  J.  11-13-27  N3C 

Pansy  8-16-27M  L2 

Pansy  8-16-27M  Nl 

Paul  Cinton  7-25-27D  L5 

Paul  Clinton  7-25-27D  N3 

Penelope  4-6-27M  L10 

Penelope  4-7-27M  N7 

Perry  H.  1-22-27  L7 

Perry  M.  7-16-27  L7 

R.  G.  11-4-27  LI 

Rachel  6-7-27D  L10 

Rachel  6-7-27D  N8 

Rachel  6-8-27D  L14 

Rachel  6-8-27D  N12 

Ray,  Mrs.  4-18-27D  L8 

Ray,  Mrs.  4-19-27D  N2 

Raymond  3-14-27  LI 

Raymond  3-9-27D  LI 

Raymond  6-19-27  L27 

Robert  11-12-27A  Lll 

Robert  11-13-27A  N3C 

Robert  6-29-27  N2 

Robert,  Mrs.  12-4-27  L31 

Robert,  Mrs.  12-4-27  N9A 

Robert,  Mrs.  6-9-27  L10 

Robert,  Mrs.  6-9-27  N2 

Rollen  T.  12-17-27M  Nl 

Rose  6-5-27M  L31 

Rose  6-5-27M  N2B 

S.  A.  10-9-27D  L12 

S.  A.  10-9-27D  Nl 

S.  B.  3-5-27  L12 

S.  B.  3-6-27  L30 

Samuel  1-22-27P  L7 

Samuel  7-16-27P  L7 

Sarah  Kathleen  6-29-27  N2 

Savannah  Lane  7-20-27  Nl 

T.  H.  11-20-27  L2 


SMITH  (cont.) 

Tassie  O.  9-30-27  L19 
Thelma  7-28-27  Lll 
Thomas  11-10-27  N3 
Thomas  11-9-27  L12 
Thomas  6-29-27  N2 
Vail  11-20-27M  L22 
Vail  11-20-27M  L31 
Vail  11-20-27M  NIB 
Vail  11-23-27M  L8 
Vail  11-23-27M  N5 
Vail  11-6-27E  N3C 
Vail  11-7-27E  L15 
Vail  5-29-27E  L18 
Vail  5-29-27E  NIC 
Vail  9-12-27  N5 
Vera  11-14-27  L5 
Vera  11-14-27  N10 
Vera  Jones  10-1-27  L12 
Vera  Jones  10-2-27  L31 
Vera  Jones  10-2-27  N2A 
Virgil  11-17-27  L14 
Virginia  4-13-27  Nil 
Virginia  4-7-27  L14 
Virginia  4-7-27  N2 
Virginia  5-11-27  N6 
Virginia  7-25-27  N3 
Virginia  Carr  7-20-27  N8 
Virginia  Rose  9-18-27  NIB 
W.  A.  9-20-27  LI 
W.  A.  9-20-27  Nl 
W.  A.  9-21-27  L12 
W.  A.  9-22-27  N2 
W.  C.  6-19-27  NIB 
W.  F.  A.  1-14-27DV  L15 
W.  F.  A.  5-13-27DV  L22 
W.  F.  A.  5-14-27DV  N2 
W.  H.  6-28-27D  L12 
W.  M.  6-29-27D  N12 
Walter  L.  8-6-27DV  Nl 
Walter  L.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Wilbur  11-20-27  L22 
Wilbur  11-23-27  L8 
Wilbur  11-23-27  N5 
Wilbur  11-6-27  N3C 
Wilbur  11-7-27  L15 
Wilbur  5-29-27  L18 
Wilbur  5-29-27  NIC 
Wilbur,  Mrs.  2-14-27  Lll 
Will  2-6-27  L14 


1522 


SMITH  (cont.) 

Will,  Mrs.  1-28-27  L22 

Willa  2-26-27  L12 

Willa  2-26-27  N12 

Willa  2-27-27  L31 

Willa  2-28-27  N8 

William  Edward  9-2-27D  L18 

William  Edward  9-3-27D  LI 2 

William  Edward  9-3-27D  N3 

William  Edward  9-4-27D  L27 

William  Edward  9-4-27D  N3 

William  F.  5-14-27M  N3 

William  F.  5-16-27M  L8 

William  M.  p.  955 

Woodrow  6-29-27  N2 

Yuba  Roberts  9-11-27  L31 

Yuba  Roberts  9-11-27  Nl 

Zella  Hayden  12-4-27  L22 

infant  8-7-27D  N4A 
SMITHMIER 

H.  B.  1-27-27  L6 

H.  B.  1-27-27  N10 

H.  B.  1-28-27D  L22 

H.  B.  2-2-27D  Nil 

H.  C.  1-26-27  L7 

H.  C.  1-27-27  L6 

H.  C.  1-27-27  N10 

H.  S.  1-26-27  L7 

Henry  B.  1-26-27D  L7 

Henry  B.  1-27-27D  L6 

Henry  B.  1-27-27D  N10 

Henry  B.  2-2-27D  L2 

J.  C.  1-26-27  L7 

J.  C.  1-27-27  L6 

J.  C.  1-27-27  N10 

Leona  1-26-27  L7 

Leona  1-27-27  L6 

Leona  1-27-27  N10 

Leona  7-18-27M  L13 

Leona  7-19-27M  N5 

W.  R.  1-26-27  L7 

W.  R.  1-27-27  L6 

W.  R.  1-27-27  N10 
SMITHPETER 

Chloe  11-2-27M  L12 

Chloe  11-2-27M  N10 
SMOOT 

Mollie  10-13-27D  Lll 
SMOOTS 

J.  R.  4-5-27  N12 


SMOOTS  (cont.) 

J.  R.  4-8-27  Lll 

J.  R.  4-8-27  N14 

L.  S.  4-8-27D  N14 

L.  S. ,  Mrs.  4-8-27  Lll 

Louis  S.  4-5-27D  N12 

Louis  S.  4-6-27D  L10 

Louis  S.  4-6-27D  N3 

Mamie  4-5-27  N12 
SMOTHERMAN 

Ruel  5-11-27D  LI 

Ruel  E.  5-12-27D  N12 
SMOTHERS 

Bruzil  6-9-27  L4 

Clarence  6-9-27  L4 

Grover  C.  6-9-27  L4 

J.  F.  6-9-27  L4 

Jessie  6-9-27  L4 

Millard  6-9-27  L4 

Tressie  6-9-27  L4 
SMOTT 

Mollie  10-13-27D  N3 
SNAVELY 

James  Edward  11-14-27B  N5 

Ralph  11-14-27C  N5 
SNED 

Edith  Blevins  6-2-27  N8 

Lars  O.  6-2-27M  N8 
SNEED 

J.  P. ,  Mrs.  7-18-27  L13 

John  4-9-27  N12 

John  P.  4-9-27  L10 

Josephine  4-9-27  L10 

Lucinda  6-5-27  N2 

Lucinda  Frances  6-4-27  L10 

Lucy  6-4-27  L10 

Lucy  6-5-27  N2 

Nell  4-9-27  L10 

Nellie  4-9-27  N12 

Phillip  6-4-27  L10 

Phillip  6-5-27  N2 

Ruth  4-9-27  L10 

Scott  6-4-27  L10 

Scott  6-5-27  N2 
SNELL 

S.  M.  R. ,  Mrs.  12-29-27  N2 
SNELSON 

Henry  9-17-27M  L4 

Louise  Lawson  9-17-27  L4 


1523 


SNIDER 

A.  L.  4-5-27  N12 

A.  L.  4-5-27  N2 

B.  E.  10-22-27  L7 
B.  E.  4-16-27  L7 
Bailey  1-22-27P  L7 
Byron  E.  11-8-27C  N12 
Clovis  3-8-27  L10 
Delmar  9-17-27C  Nl 
Doris  3-8-27  L10 
Edna  1-22-27P  L7 
Emmett  4-14-27P  N2 
Grant  3-8-27  L10 
Helen  1-22-27P  L7 

L.  P.  3-8-27D  L10 
L.  P.  3-9-27D  L8 
Laura  10-2-27D  N2A 
Laurah  10-1-27D  L12 
Laurah  10-1-27D  N3 
Laurah  10-2-27D  L31 
Laurah  9-30-27D  L8 
Laurah  9-30-27D  N13 
Lodema  3-8-27  L10 
Loren  3-8-27  L10 
Luana  3-8-27  L10 
Lura  Tiller  7-18-27  L7 
Lura  Tiller  7-19-27  N12 
Montreal  3-8-27  L10 
Opal  4-13-27P  L8 
Opal  4-14-27  N2 
Orvil  1-22-27P  L7 

SNODDY 

Nettie  Haralson  8-23-27  L14 
Nettie  Haralson  8-24-27  N8 

SNODGRASS 

Fern  5-9-27  L8 

Fern  5-9-27  N2 

Goss  5-9-27  L8 

Goss  5-9-27  N2 

M.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-2-27  L5 

M.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-2-27  N12 

Sidney  A.  5-10-27D  L16 

Sidney  A.  5-10-27D  N6 

Sidney  A.  5-9-27D  L8 

Sidney  A.  5-9-27D  N2 

SNOW 

Billie,  Mrs.  9-2-27D  N8 
Julia  Booker  12-27-27  L6 
Julia  Booker  12-27-27  N6 
L.  E.  10-22-27P  L7 


SNOW  (cont.) 

L.  E.  4-16-27P  L7 
SNYDER 

Elder  L.  6-10-27M  L10 

Elder  L.  6-11-27M  Nl 

Eva  Payne  6-10-27  L10 

Eva  Payne  6-11-27  Nl 

George  L.  9-18-27  NIB 

Margarelle  Fay  9-18-27  NIB 
SOBIESKI 

John  11-14-27  L14 

John  11-21-27  L2 
SOLOMON 

G.  W.  1-3-27  L3 

George  1-4-27  N9 

Mary  Lou  5-29-27B  L32 

W.  H.  5-29-27C  L32 

family  reunion  8-30-27  L4 

family  reunion  8-31-27  N12 
SOLTOW 

Anna  7-3-27  L3 

Ella  7-3-27  L3 

Johann  7-3-27  L3 

Julia  7-3-27  L3 

Louise  7-3-27  L3 

Maude  7-3-27  L3 
SOMMERVILLE 

Andrew  Jackson  1-12-27  L4 

Martha  M.  Washington  1-12-27  L4 
SOPER 

Ann  Ruckert  5-26-27  N5 

Anna  Rucker  5-25-27  N14 

Anna  Ruckert  5-25-27  L9 

Charles  H.  5-25-27M  L9 

Charles  H.  5-25-27M  N14 

Charles  H.  5-26-27M  N5 

Ray  T.  5-26-27  N5 
SOUTHERLAND 

Edith  9-11-27  L32 
SOUTHWORTH 

Florence  Reich  4-30-27  N6 
SOWARDS 

Bert  Alvin  2-20-27  NIB  , 

Chester  A.  2-20-27  NIB 

Claude  12-12-27  L16 

Frank,  Mrs.  2-20-27  NIB 
SPAHR 

T.  E.  10-4-27  L10 
SPALDING 

Lee,  Mrs.  4-28-27  L12 


1524 


SPALDING  (cont.) 

Lee,  Mrs.  4-29-27  N12 
SPANGLE 

George  M. ,  Mrs.  7-3-27  L12 
SPARKMAN 

Roy,  Mrs.  8-14-27  N7A 
SPARLIN 

Basil  U.  4-24-27DV  N2B 

Basil  U.  5-14-27DV  N2 

Mary  J.  4-24-27DV  N2B 

Mary  Josephine  5-14-27DV  N2 
SPATZ 

Helen  Alicia  Bauman  7-17-27  L22 

Warren  C.  7-17-27M  L22 
S PAULDING 

Madge  8-21-27M  N8C 
SPEAK 

Ernest  6-28-27C  N2 

Ernest  6-29-27C  N2 

H.  A.  12-5-27  N10 

Willie  6-28-27B  N2 

Willie  Ralph  6-29-27B  N2 
SPEAKE 

Amy  12-4-27M  L22 

Amy  Irene  12-31-27M  L3 

Amy  Irene  12-31-27M  Nl 

Amy  Irene  12-5-27E  N5 

H.  A.  12-4-27  L22 
SPEARS 

Barney  9-12-27  L16 

Barney  9-12-27  N10 

Jesse  W.  9-12-27  L16 

Jesse  W.  9-12-27  N10 

Sallie  A.  9-12-27D  L16 

Sallie  A.  9-12-27D  N10 

Sallie  A.  Gable  9-12-27D  L16 

Sallie  A.  Gable  9-12-27D  N10 
SPEEL 

John  1-18-27  L9 
SPEER 

Charles  P.  5-12-27M  L8 

Charles  P.  5-12-27M  Nl 

Charles  P.  5-12-27M  N10 

Lida  5-12-27M  L8 

Lida  5-12-27M  Nl 

Lida  5-12-27M  N10 
SPEIGHT 

Corda  4-23-27DV  Nl 

Corda  5-13-27DV  L22 

Corda  5-13-27DV  N9 


SPEIGHT  (cont.) 

Forest  4-23-27DV  Nl 
Forrest  5-13-27DV  L22 
Forrest  5-13-27DV  N9 
SPELLMAN 

Alice  Lane  4-17-27  N5 
Alice  Lane  4-19-27  L15 
Alice  Lane  4-19-27  N5 
John,  Mrs.  4-27-27D  L8 
John,  Mrs.  4-27-27D  N3 
Reba  4-27-27D  L8 
Reba  4-27-27D  N3 
Reba  McCarty  4-27-27D  N3 
W.  R.  4-19-27M  N5 
Wilbur  4-17-27M  N5 
Wilbur  R.  4-19-27M  L15 
SPENCE 

Headley  5-24-27  L12 
Headley  5-24-27  N12 
SPENCER 

A.  J.  10-30-27D  Nl 

A.  J.  11-1-27D  N8 

Alice  11-27-27  L28 

C.  H.  12-4-27  L31 

Clarissa  H.  4-10-27D  N7A 

Eliza  10-13-27  L2 

Eliza  10-13-27  N2 

Esther  B.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Esther  B.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Esther  B.  Dye  3-6-27DV  L30 

Fred  8-12-27D  N8 

James,  Mrs.  8-14-27  N3A 

Lester  3-6-27DV  L30 

Lester  5-12-27DV  L8 

Lester  5-13-27DV  N9 

R.  A.  10-13-27  L2 

R.  A.  10-13-27  N2 

10-13-27  L2 

10-13-27  N2 

10-13-27  L2 

10-13-27  N2 

8-29-27  L9 

10-13-27  L2 

10-13-27  N2 
family  reunion  8-29-27  L9 
infant  12-4-27D  L31 
SPERRY 

A.  J.  3-28-27  L8 
A.  J.  3-28-27  N8 
A.  J.  3-29-27  L10 


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s. 

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w. 

H 

w. 

H 

w. 

M 

w. 

T 

w, 


1525 


SPERRY  (cont.) 

A.  J.  3-29-27  N7 
A.  J.  4-3-27  L3 
A.  J.  4-3-27  N8B 
Dorothy  3-28-27  L8 
Dorothy  3-28-27  N8 
Dorothy  June  4-3-27  L3 
Dorothy  June  4-3-27  N8B 
Lochie  Elizabeth  7-16-27  L7 
Shirley  Lee  3-28-27D  L8 
Shirley  Lee  3-28-27D  N8 
Shirley  Lee  3-29-27D  L10 
Shirley  Lee  3-29-27D  N7 
Zula  M.  1-1-27P  Nl 
Zula  N.  7-16-27P  L7 

SPIENCE 

Dorothy  H.  Hancock  12-29-27  N2 

SPIKER 

Louise  Bowers  7-9-27  L10 
Philip  7-9-27M  L10 

SPITZ 

Herbert  9-20-27  L17 
Herman  9-22-27  N8 

SPIVY 

J.  G.  12-25-27  N2C 
J.  G. ,  Mrs.  12-25-27  L18 
J.  G. ,  Mrs.  12-25-27  N2C 
W.  A.  12-25-27  N2C 

SPOEL 

John  1-18-27  L9 

SPOON 

J.  A.,  Mrs.  7-24-27D  L39 
Sarah  7-24-27D  L39 
Sarah  Lay  7-24-27D  L39 

SPRAGGINS 

Faye  11-10-27E  N5 

SPRAGINS 

Faye  11-9-27E  L15 

SPRINGFIELD 

Gordon  L.  1-14-27D  N12 
early  history  2-25-27  N4 
early  history  2-26-27  N4 
early  history  2-27-27  N4C 
history  and  photos  2-27-27  L15 

SPURLOCK 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-1-27  L7 
J.  A. ,  Mrs.  11-1-27  N8 
Russell  12-4-27D  L10 
Walter  12-4-27  L10 


SQUIBB 

E.  R. ,  Mrs.  6-2-27  L5 

E.  R. ,  Mrs.  6-2-27  N12 

Elmer  D.,  Mrs.  4-6-27  L10 

Elmer  D.,  Mrs.  4-6-27  N3 

Vennie  Harris  1-16-27  L24 
SQUIRES 

A.  D.  10-18-27  L17 

A.  D.  10-18-27  N5 

Aileen  6-19-27M  L27 

Allene  6-19-27M  Nl 

Elizabeth  Rice  10-18-27  L17 

Elizabeth  Rice  10-18-27  N5 

Everett  10-18-27M  L17 

Everett  10-18-27M  N5 

M.  E. ,  Mrs.  3-4-27  L16 
STACEY 

Bertha  7-3-27  L19 
STACKHOUSE 

Ella  5-25-27  L6 

Ella  Baty  5-26-27  N3 
STACY 

Cleo  4-14-27DV  L12 

Cleo  4-14-27DV  N8 

Cleo  5-13-27DV  L22 

Cleo  5-13-27DV  N9 

Roy  4-14-27DV  L12 

Roy  4-14-27DV  N8 

Roy  5-13-27DV  L22 

Roy  5-13-27DV  N9 

Virgil,  Mrs.  12-1-27  L12 
STAFFORD 

L.  L. ,  Mrs.  8-6-27D  L5 

L.  L. ,  Mrs.  8-7-27D  N4A 

Matilda  8-7-27D  N4A 

Thomas  8-12-27  L3 
STAGER 

Rubye  Del  4-19-27E  L15 
STAGG 

Kate  4-17-27  L2 
STAGNER 

J.  H.  7-31-27  N3C 

J.  M.  7-31-27  L18 

Ruby  11-13-27  L10 

Ruby  11-13-27  N3A 

Ruby  7-30-27M  L3 

Ruby  8-20-27  Lll 

Ruby  8-20-27  N16 

Ruby  Del  7-31-27M  L18 

Ruby  Del  7-31-27M  N3C 


1526 


STAGNER  (cont.) 

Rubye  Del  4-19-27E  N5 

STAHLMAN 

C.  C. ,  Mrs.  8-9-27  L4 

STAHMAN 

C.  C. ,  Mrs.  8-10-27  N2 

STALKER 

Bessie  7-24-27M  N10B 

STALLINGS 

G.  B.  4-7-27  L20 
Raymond  4-7-27  L20 

STAMPS 

Carl  9-24-27M  L12 
Carl  9-24-27M  Nl 
Carl  9-24-27M  N12 
Charles  9-26-27D  L3 
Charles  9-26-27D  N2 
Myrtle  McVey  9-24-27  L12 
Myrtle  McVey  9-24-27  Nl 
Myrtle  McVey  9-24-27  N12 
Wesley  5-13-27  LI 
Wesley  5-15-27  L9 

STANE 

May  Parton  8-5-27  N3 

STANFIELD 

Dora  Smith  6-19-27  L27 

STANLEY 

C.  S. ,  Mrs.  11-12-27  L12 
C.  S. ,  Mrs.  11-12-27  N3 
Effie  Box  4-7-27  L20 
Ida  Grace  8-2-27  L13 
Ida  Grace  8-2-27  N5 
J.  H.  8-2-27  L13 
J.  H.  8-2-27  N5 
J.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-3-27  L6 
M.  J. ,  Mrs.  11-17-27  L8 
Merta  Esther  8-2-27M  L13 
Merta  Esther  8-2-27M  Nl 
Merta  Esther  8-2-27M  N12 
Merta  Esther  8-2-27M  N5 
Ruth  8-2-27  L13 
Ruth  8-2-27  N5 

STANSBERRY 

Frankie,  Mrs.  6-19-27  N10A 

STANTON 

Agnes  E.  3-15-27  LI 
Agnes  E.  3-15-27  Nl 
Frank  3-15-27  LI 
George  W.  3-15-27  LI 
George  W.  3-15-27  Nl 


STANTON  (cont.) 

Jackson  C.  3-15-27  LI 
Jackson  C.  3-15-27  Nl 
James  D.  3-15-27  Nl 
John  B.  3-15-27  LI 
John  B.  3-15-27  Nl 
William  A.  3-15-27  Nl 

STAPANSKI 

Elizabeth  2-27-27  N10C 
Joe  2-27-27  N10C 
Josephine  2-27-27M  N10C 

STAPEL 

Ida  Henderson  1-26-27  L7 

STAPP 

Doshia  12-7-27DV  L5 
Doshia  12-7-27DV  N12 
Fearn  4-25-27D  L2 
Isaac  12-7-27  L5 
Ishmael  12-7-27DV  L5 
Ishmael  12-7-27DV  N12 
Pearn  4-25-27D  N2 
Pearn  4-26-27D  N2 

STARK 

Ella  12-5-27D  L4 
Ella  Langley  12-5-27D  L4 
John,  Gen.  12-5-27  L4 
M.  L. ,  Mrs.  12-5-27D  L4 
Pauline  12-5-27  L4 

STARNES 

Jennie  4-17-27M  N8B 

STARR 

Belle  4-10-27  N10B 

STATLER 

Dale  B.  11-19-27M  Nl 
Dale  B.  11-20-27M  L2 
Sarah  Jackson  11-19-27  Nl 
Sarah  Jackson  11-20-27  L2 

STAUDT 

James  T.  7-17-27M  N2C 

Ruth  W.  Bennett  7-17-27  N2C 

STEBBINS 

J.  P.  8-28-27  L24 
Lena  1-8-27  L9 
Lewis  1-8-27  L9 
Ludwig  H.  1-8-27P  L9 
William  1-8-27  L9 

STEEL 

Loren  6-23-27C  N3 

STEELE 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  1-9-27  N7B 


1527 


STEELE  (cont.) 

John  1-22-27  L5 

John  1-22-27  N15 

Lillian  5-14-27M  N3 

Lillian  5-16-27M  L8 

Margaret  Ann  9-16-27M  Nl 

Otty  6-5-27M  L31 
STEELEY 

Otty  6-5-27M  N2B 
STEINBERG 

A.  E.  10-25-27  L14 

A.  E.  10-26-27  N3 

Ada  5-23-27D  L6 

Ada  5-24-27D  L12 

Ada  5-24-27D  N12 

Aole  5-29-27D  N8C 

E.  A.  10-25-27  L14 

E.  A.  10-26-27  N3 

Eva  10-26-27  N3 

Eva  Belle  10-25-27  L14 

Everett  5-23-27  L6 

Everett  5-24-27  L7 

Everett  5-24-27  N12 

George  10-25-27  L14 

George  10-26-27  N3 

J.  E.  10-25-27  L14 

J.  E.  10-26-27  N3 

J.  G.  10-25-27  L14 

J.  G.  10-26-27  N3 

Leo  5-29-27  N8C 
STEINER 

Benjamin  A.  6-30-27M  N5 

Benjamin  A.  7-2-27M  Lll 

Winifred  Lindberg  6-30-27  N5 

Winifred  Lindberg  7-2-27  Lll 
STEINERT 

Mattie  L.  12-8-27DV  L10 

Mattie  L.  12-8-27DV  Nl 

Maxine  12-8-27  Nl 

Nellie  M.  8-28-27DV  NIB 

Nellie  M.  9-15-27DV  L15 

Nellie  M.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Thomas  R.  8-28-27DV  NIB 

Thomas  R.  9-15-27DV  L15 

Thomas  R.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

W.  L.  12-8-27DV  Nl 

William  L.  12-8-27DV  L10 
STELSER 

Myrtle  Rickman  3-6-27  L30 


STENNETT 

Serelda  Dale  10-12-27  L13 
Serelda  Dale  10-12-27  Nl 
William  10-12-27M  L13 
William  10-12-27M  Nl 

STEPHAN 

Clara  6-8-27  L13 
Clara  6-8-27  N5 
R.  A.  4-19-27E  N5 
R. ,  Mrs.  6-8-27  L13 
R. ,  Mrs.  6-8-27  N5 
Ralph  A.  6-8-27M  N5 
Reolfe  A.  6-8-27M  L13 
Willa  Sedgwick  6-8-27  L13 
Willa  Sedgwick  6-8-27  N5 

STEPHENS 

Adelia  6-5-27M  N2B 
Adeline  6-5-27M  L31 
Bertha  Bear  12-4-27  N9A 
Jacob  2-3-27D  N3 
Rolfe  A.  4-17-27E  L21 

STEPHENSON 

Anna  4-12-27  L13 
Clifford  4-12-27  L13 
Enid  4-12-27  L13 
Isheel  4-12-27D  L13 
Isheel  4-13-27D  L8 
Isheel  4-13-27D  N3 
J.  L.  4-13-27  L8 
J.  L.  4-13-27  N3 
Ruby  4-12-27  L13 
W.  M. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27  L9 
Wesley  4-12-27  L13 

STEPP 

Gervis  A.  5-14-27DV  N2 
Gervis  V.  4-14-27DV  L12 
Gervis  V.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Minnie  A.  4-14-27DV  L12 
Minnie  A.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Minnie  A.  5-14-27DV  N2 

STERLING 

Anna  Christine  12-11-27E  L28 
Anna  Gorrell  11-2-27  N8, 
T.  V.  12-11-27  L28 

STERN 

Felix  8-7-27  L7 
Josie  8-7-27  L7 
Phyllis  2-20-27M  N3C 

STERNBERG 

Irma  2-20-27  N3C 


1528 


STEVENS 

Bertha  Bear  12-4-27  L31 
Bertha  Bear  7-25-27  N2 
Clarence  V.  12-18-27DV  L30 
Clarence  V.  12-18-27DV  Nl 
Estella  11-13-27DV  L6 
Estella  11-13-27DV  N3A 
Everett  2-7-27M  L4 
Hal,  Mrs.  7-5-27  L10 
John  M.  9-11-27D  N7A 
Marion,  Mrs.  6-30-27D  L14 
Nina  G.  12-18-27DV  Nl 
Nina  J.  12-18-27DV  L30 
Thelma  M.  Coble  2-7-27  L4 
Walter  E.  7-25-27D  L5 
Walter  E.  7-25-27D  N2 
Walter,  Mrs.  5-18-27  L10 
Walter,  Mrs.  5-18-27  N12 
Walter,  Mrs.  5-19-27  N8 
William  E.  11-13-27DV  L6 
William  E.  11-13-27DV  N3A 

STEVENSON 

Lemuel  7-16-27P  L7 

STEWARD 

Ed  1-12-27D  L10 

STEWART 

Anne  2-19-27  LI 
C.  L.  7-5-27  L10 
Harry  E.  7-29-27DV  N3 
Helen  Ruth  7-29-27DV  N3 
Herbert  4-3-27M  L4 
Hilbert  4-3-27M  L2 
Homer  L.  4-16-27P  L7 
Hubert  4-3-27M  NIB 
J.  E.  5-8-27M  L35 
J.  E.  5-8-27M  N3C 
J.  R.  5-8-27  L35 
J.  R.  5-8-27  N3C 
Jessie  Egbert  6-30-27  L14 
John  B.  11-29-27DV  N7 
Libbie  A.  Coover  11-14-27  L5 
Lucile  Edmondson  5-8-27  N3C 
Lucille  Edmondson  5-8-27  L35 
Lucy  Mae  Meese  4-3-27  L2 
Lucy  Mae  Meese  4-3-27  L4 
Lucy  Mae  Meese  4-3-27  NIB 
Mamie  Thompson  5-22-27  Lll 
Manie,  Mrs.  5-22-27  N7A 
Robert  8-4-27  L14 
Robert,  Mrs.  8-1-27  L12 


STEWART  (cont.) 
Robert,  Mrs 
Rosa  E.  11- 
Roscoe,  Mrs 
Roscoe,  Mrs 

STGEORGE 

Harlen  11-1 
Nannie  11-1 

STIGALL 

Earl  2-27-2 
Mary  Joan  2 
Thelma  Hunt 
Zelpha  10-2 

STILES 

Blanche  12- 
Blanche  12- 
Blanche  12- 
Edith  12-10 
Edith  12-7- 
Edith  12-7- 
Herbert  12- 
Herbert  12- 
Herbert  12- 
J.  F. ,  Mrs. 
J.  F.,  Mrs. 
Josie  9-17- 
Josie  9-17- 
Ralph  12-10 
Ralph  12-7- 
Ralph  12-7- 
Ralph  9-17- 
Ralph  9-17- 
S.  J.,  Mrs. 
S.  J.,  Mrs. 
S.  J.,  Mrs. 
Wilber  C.  1 
Wilber  C.  1 
Wilber  C.  1 
Wilber  C.  1 

STILL 

Anna  Lee  7- 
Bertha  7-9- 
E.  T.  7-10- 
E.  T.  7-11- 
E.  T.  7-9-2 
Evelyn  7-9- 
Jake  7-9-27 
John  7-9-27 
M.  I.  7-9-2 
Olla  7-9-27 


.  8-1-27  N10 
29-27DV  N7 
.  2-15-27  N5 
.  6-5-27  N3C 

8-27DV  N3 
8-27DV  N3 

7C  L31 
-27-27B  L31 

2-27-27  L31 
2-27M  Nl 

10-27  Nil 

7-27  L6 

7-27  N2 

-27  Nil 

27  L6 

27  N2 

10-27  Nil 

7-27  L6 

7-27  N2 
4-28-27  L12 
4-28-27  N2 

27DV  L12 

27DV  N12 

-27  Nil 

27  L6 

27  N2 

27DV  L12 

27DV  N12 
12-10-27  Nil 
12-7-27  L6 
12-7-27  N2 

2-7-27D  L6 

2-7-27D  N2 

2-8-27D  L12 

2-8-27D  N12 

9-27  L10 
27  L10 
27D  L31   , 
27D  L6 
7D  L10 
27  L10 

L10 

L10 
7  L10 

L10 


1529 


STILL  (cont.) 

Oscar  7-9-27  L10 

Patie  May  7-9-27  L10 
STINE 

Louverna  Haguewood  3-20-27  LI 
STINSON 

Blanch  3-29-27DV  L10 

Blanch  3-30-27DV  N7 

Blanch  5-13-27DV  L22 

Blanche  5-14-27DV  N2 

Edward  8-24-27DV  L8 

Edward  8-25-27  Nl 

Edward  9-15-27DV  L15 

Edward  9-16-27DV  Nl 

James  M.  3-29-27DV  L10 

James  M.  3-30-27DV  N7 

James  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 

James  M.  5-14-27DV  N2 

Katheryne  9-15-27DV  L15 

Katheryne  9-16-27DV  Nl 

Kathryn  8-24- 2 7DV  L8 

Kathryn  8-25-27  Nl 

Louise  9-18-27M  L22 

Louise  9-18-27M  N2C 

Pell  D.  9-18-27  N2C 
STIRES 

E.  E.  2-26-27  Nl 
STITH 

A.  W. ,  Mrs.  4-24-27  L34 
STITY 

A.  W. ,  Mrs.  4-13-27  L8 

A.  W. ,  Mrs.  4-14-27  N2 
STIVER 

Mabel  9-17-27M  L12 

Mabel  9-18-27M  NIB 

Mabel  9-20-27M  L17 
STJOHN 

Buena  4-17-27M  N5 
STOCKBRIDGE 

Sadie  C.  10-22-27P  L7 

Sadie  C.  4-16-27P  L7 
STOCKHILL 

Gladys  9-17-27M  Nl 
STOCKSTILL 

Allen,  Mrs.  8-14-27D  N7A 

Edward  8-14-27  N7A 

Gladys  9-17-27M  L12 

Harriett  L.  8-14-27D  N7A 

Harriett  L.  8-16-27D  N6 

Harriett  L.  8-18-27D  N3 


STOCKSTILL  (cont.) 

Harry  8-14-27  N7A 

Joe  8-14-27  N7A 

Lillian  8-14-27  N7A 

Maggie  Melton  3-21-27  L14 

Maggie  Melton  3-22-27  L10 

Maggie  Melton  3-22-27  N12 

Mahhie  Melton  3-21-27  N2 

Mary  8-14-27  N7A 

Nora  8-14-27  N7A 

Ralph  8-14-27  N7A 

Ralph,  Mrs.  11-24-27  N3 

Richard  8-14-27  N7A 

Troy  11-17-27  L8 

Troy  11-17-27  N3 

infant  11-17-27D  L8 

infant  11-17-27D  N3 
STOCKTON 

Emma  6-17-27M  N6 

Emma  6-18-27M  Nl 

Ira  J.  10-30-27C  N7B 

Thomas  10-6-27C  N4 
STOCKTON ,  MO . 

naming  of  3-12-27  L5 
STOCKTON,  MO 

naming  of  3-23-27  N4 
STODDARD 

Margaret  Lackland  9-11-27M  L22 

Margaret  Lackland  9-18-27M  L20 

Salamon  9-11-27  L22 

Solomon  9-18-27  L20 
STOKES 

Blanch  11-22-27DV  N9 

Charles  A.  11-22-27DV  N9 

Claude  4-29-27C  N12 

Cleo  Summers  12-4-27  L2 

Erne  12-4-27M  L2 

Frances  2-5-27  L10 

Frances  2-6-27  L25 

George  2-5-27  L10 

George  2-6-27  L25 

Harley  1-16-27  L3 

James  L.  4-21-27DV  N12  , 

James  L.  5-13-27DV  L22 

James  L.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Jeff  11-20-27C  L2 

Lou  2-5-27  L10 

Lou  2-6-27  L25 

Marie  C.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Marie  G.  4-21-27DV  N12 


1530 


STOKES  (cont.) 

Mary  C.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Oliver  2-5-27  L10 
Oliver  2-6-27  L25 
Wesley  2-6-27D  L25 
Wesley  M.  2-5-27D  L10 
Wesley  M.  2-6-27D  N2 
Wesley,  Mrs.  2-10-27  L 
baby  1-16-27  L3 

STOLLER 

L.  6-19-27C  N6B 

STONE 

B.  A.,  Mrs.  6-26-27  N7A 

B.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-27-27  L12 

B.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-28-27  N8 

Dorothy  Maxine  12-28-27D  L12 

Elizabeth  5-26-27  L16 

Gertrude  1-14-27DV  L15 

H.  E.  8-14-27  N7B 

Harry  1-14-27DV  L15 

I.  I.  9-3-27C  L12 

J.  B.  5-26-27  L16 

Luman  W.  4-10-27  N3 

M.  B.  5-19-27D  L12 

M.  B.  5-20-27D  L22 

M.  B.  5-20-27D  N6 

Robert,  Mrs.  3-31-27  L14 

Robert,  Mrs.  4-1-27  L13 

Robert,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 

Robert,  Mrs.  4-2-27  N3 

Wilma  Jean  9-3-27B  L12 

STONEBRAKER 

Barnard  10-17-27  L5 
Barnard  10-17-27  N2 
E.  O.,  Mrs.  10-17-27D  L5 
E.  O.,  Mrs.  10-17-27D  N2 

STONER 

Myrtella  M.  4-1-27DV  N8 
Myrtella  M.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Myrtle  M.  3-31-27DV  L14 
Myrtle  M.  5-13-27DV  N9 
William  C.  3-31-27DV  L14 
William  C.  4-1-27DV  N8 
William  C.  5-13-27DV  L22 
William  C.  5-13-27DV  N9 

STOOPS 

Carl  Edward  9-18-27B  N8A 
I.  E.  10-3-27C  L10 
Ruth  Aline  10-3-27B  L10 
Stephen  9-18-27C  N8A 


STOOPS  (cont.) 

Willard,  Mrs.  3-10-27  L8 

STOOTS 

Alice  H.  Hudson  9-4-27  L21 
Harry  R.  9-4-27M  L21 

STORY 

Belle  6-25-27  L9 

STOTTS 

Alice  H.  Hudson  9-4-27  Nl 
Harry  R.  9-4-27M  Nl 

S TOUGH 

Catherine  8-16-27DV  L15 
Catherine  8-16-27DV  Nl 
Catherine  9-16-27DV  L6 
Catherine  9-17-27DV  N3 
Jewell  8-16-27DV  L15 
Jewell  8-16-27DV  Nl 
Jewell  9-16-27DV  L6 
Jewell  9-17-27DV  N3 

STOUGHTON 

James  2-20-27  N3 

STOUT 

Delphia  Fortney  10-19-27  Nl 
Delphia  Fortney  10-19-27  N12 
Gladys  Irvine  2-18-27  L16 
William  H.  10-19-27M  Nl 
William  H.  10-19-27M  N12 

STOVALL 

Allen  5-7-27M  L5 

Allen  5-7-27M  N7 

Ardelle  Youngman  5-23-27  L6 

Margaret  Forster  5-7-27  L5 

Margaret  Forster  5-7-27  N7 

W.  Z.  1-22-27  L7 

STOW 

Gladys  3-27-2 7M  L2  0 

STOWE 

Charles,  Mrs.  5-8-27  N2B 
Hardee  9-13-27DV  N3 
Minnie  1-13-27DV  L8 
R.  S.  1-13-27DV  L8 
Wilma  9-13-27DV  N3 

STRACKE 

Vergie  Harris  1-16-27  L24 

STRADER 

Henry  E.  3-9-27C  L8 
Vernon  Edward  3-9-27B  L8 

STRAIN 

A.  B. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27  L10 


1531 


STRAIT 

Blanche  E.  10-7-27  L22 
STRANG 

Emily  9-16-27  N 

F.  W. ,  Mrs.  9-16-27  N 

Virginia  9-16-27  N 
STRANGE 

J.  A.  6-23-27  Nl 

James  R.  7-16-27P  L7 

Jeff  6-23-27D  Nl 
STRASBURGER 

Amanda  2-19-27  L5 

Teresia  Marie  2-19-27  L5 
STRATTON 

Frances  11-27-27M  L16 

Frances  11-27-27M  NIB 
STRAW 

Horace  7-16-27P  L7 
STREET  LIGHTS 

history  in  Spfd  2-13-27  L4 
STRIBINGER 

Jake  10-22-27D  L12 

Martin  10-22-27  L12 
STRIBINGERD 

Jake  10-23-27D  N8A 
STRIBLINGER 

Martin  10-23-27  N8A 
STRICK 

Frank  10-14-27D  L2 
STRICKER 

Lucille  11-2-27M  L12 

Lucille  11-2-27M  N10 
STRICKLAND 

Agnes  1-12-27  L8 

Fanny  6-8-27  Nl 

Maria  Avaline  1-12-27D  L8 

Maria  Avaline  Jones  1-12-27D  L8 

Mattie  6-8-27M  Nl 

Mattie  L.  6-7-27M  L9 

Mattie  L.  6-8-27M  Nl 

Mattie  L.  6-8-27M  N3 

T.  B.  1-12-27  L8 
STRINGER 

Carl  E.  1-4-27DV  L6 

Carl  E.  1-5-27DV  Nl 

Carl  E.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Clevia  5-12-27DV  L8 

Clevia  5-13-27DV  N9 

Earl  E.  5-12-27DV  L8 

James  E.  1-14-27DV  L15 


STRINGER  (cont.) 

Leona  2-20-27D  N7 

Olavia  G.  1-5-27DV  Nl 

Olevia  G.  1-4-27DV  L6 

Opal  Mary  1-14-27DV  L15 
STRONG 

I.  R. ,  Mrs.  8-8-27D  L12 

I.  R. ,  Mrs.  8-9-27D  L4 

I.  R. ,  Mrs.  8-9-27D  N12 

Martha  Lucille  8-8-27  L12 

Martha  Lucille  8-9-27  N12 

Nancy  Ella  8-8-27D  L12 

Nancy  Ella  8-9-27D  L4 

Nancy  Ella  8-9-27D  N12 

Nancy  Ella  Harris  8-8-27D  L12 

Nancy  Ella  Harris  8-9-27D  N12 
STROUD 

Ernest  7-27-27D  L16 

William  2-20-27  N8 
STROUP 

Isabel  1-5-27M  L13 

Nora  E.  1-5-27  L13 
STUART 

C.  G.  12-19-27  N4 

Frederick  R.  12-19-27D  N4 

Harry  E.  10-2-27DV  L29 

Harry  E.  7-28-27DV  L10 

Helen  10-2-27DV  L29 

Helen  Ruth  7-28-27DV  L10 

Mary  Louise  11-19-27  L8 
STUBBLEFIELD 

Beulah  3-17-27D  L12 

Beulah  3-18-27D  L22 

Beulah  3-18-27D  N12 

Beulah  3-19-27D  L12 

Beulah  3-19-27D  Nl 

Beulah  3-20-27D  L7 

Beulah  Batchelder  3-18-27D  N12 

C.  C.  10-13-27  L15 

C.  C.  6-16-27  L6 

Charles  6-7-27  L10 

Charles  6-8-27  L14 

Charles  6-8-27  N12 

Charles  C.  6-7-27  N8 

E.  W.  3-26-27  Nil 

Ernest  W. ,    Mrs.  3-17-27D  L12 

Pauline  6-7-27D  L10 

Pauline  6-7-27D  N8 

Pauline  6-8-27D  L14 

Pauline  6-8-27D  N12 


1532 


STUBBLEFIELD  (cont . ) 

family  reunion  10-13-27  L15 
STUCKER 

Nelle  Woods  5-14-27  L8 
STUCKEY 

John,  Mrs.  8-13-27  LI 

John,  Mrs.  8-13-27  Nl 
STUCKI 

Ernst  10-22-27P  L7 

Ernst  4-16-27P  L7 
STUDLEY 

Cecilia  Brucher  2-21-27  Nl 
STUDY 

Harry  P.  2-4-27  N2 
STURDEFANT 

Allen  4-25-27  L2 

Allie  4-25-27  L2 

Fred  4-25-27  L2 

Libby  4-25-27  L2 

Miron  4-25-27  L2 

N.  J.  4-25-27  L2 

Rebecca  4-26-27D  Nl 

Rebecca  Parks  4-25-27D  L2 

Rebecca  Parks  4-26-27D  Nl 

Thadeus  R. ,  Mrs.  4-25-27D  L2 
STURDY 

Roy  2-20-27C  N7 
STUTZMAN 

Alice  11-20-27  LI 

Annie  11-20-27  LI 

Annie  7-24-27  L17 

Charles  11-20-27  LI 

Isaac  11-20-27A  LI 

Isaac  11-24-27A  LI 

Lizzie  11-20-27  LI 

Robert  11-20-27  LI 

Will  11-20-27  LI 
SUCKOW 

Charlotte  12-24-27  L8 

Charlotte  12-25-27  N2A 

Charlotte  12-27-27  Lll 

Dona  McKinnew  12-25-27  N2A 

Dona  McKinney  12-24-27  L8 

Gertrude  12-24-27  L8 

Gertrude  12-25-27  N2A 

H.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-27-27  Lll 

Harman  Charles  12-25-27D  L2 

Harman  Charles  12-25-27D  N2A 

Harmon  Charles  12-24-27D  L8 

Mary  12-24-27  L8 


SUCKOW  (cont.) 

Mary  12-25-27  N2A 
Mary  12-27-27  Lll 

SUCOW 

Harman  Charles  12-25-27D  N2A 

SULLENS 

Clara  Ann  1-22-27P  L7 
Cora  12-1-27  L12 
L.  H. ,  Mrs.  4-6-27  L10 
L.  H. ,  Mrs.  4-6-27  N3 
Roy  1-22-27  L7 

SULLIVAN 

Agnes  Sullivan  8-22-27  L7 
Alice  B.  Reid  11-29-27  N6 
Alice  Reid  11-28-27  L2 
F.  S.  4-16-27  L7 
Gertrude  12-30-27M  L14 
James  4-16-27P  L7 
Pearl  Deaver  10-1-27  L12 
Pearl  Deaver  10-1-27  N3 
Pearl  Deaver  10-2-27  L31 
Pearl  Deaver  9-30-27  L8 
Will,  Mrs.  11-28-27  N10 

SUMMER 

Bertha  7-29-27DV  L8 
Emery  L.  7-29-27DV  L8 
Pearl  7-15-27  L6 

SUMMERFIELD 

August  7-5-27  L10 
Augusta  7-5-27D  L10 
Augusta  7-6-27D  L8 
Carl  7-5-27  L10 
Charles,  Mrs.  7-5-27D  L10 
Charles,  Mrs.  7-6-27D  L8 
Clara  7-5-27  L10 

SUMMERS 

Cleo  12-4-27M  L2 

Gertrude  12-27-27  Lll 

Gertrude  Suckow  12-24-27  L8 

Gertrude  Suckow  12-25-27  N2A 

M.  B.  10-22-27P  L7 

M.  B.  4-16-27P  L7 

N.  T.  ,  Mrs.  7-18-27  ,L7 

N.  T. ,  Mrs.  7-18-27  N3 

SUMMERVILLE 

Jay  F.  1-22-27  L7 

SUMNER 

Bertha  9-16-27DV  L6 
Bertha  9-17-27DV  N3 
Charles  9-12-27  L16 


1533 


SUMNER  (cont.) 

Charles  9-12-27  N10 
Effie  Mae  9-12-27  L16 
Effie  Mae  9-12-27  N10 
Elizabeth  Simms  10-12-27  LI 
Elizabeth  Simms  11-22-27  LI 
Emery  L.  9-16-27DV  L6 
Emery  L.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Martha  Ellen  4-13-27  N4 
Raleigh  9-12-27  L16 
Raleigh  9-12-27  N10 
Roy  9-12-27  L16 
Roy  9-12-27  N10 
Sally  5-22-27  N8B 
Sarah  Elizabeth  4-13-27  N4 

SURPRENANT 

R.  J. ,  Mrs.  1-12-27  L8 

SUTTLE 

Delia  12-22-27  Nil 
E.  E.  12-22-27  Nil 
E.  H.  12-22-27  Nil 
Edna  12-22-27  Nil 
Eliza  12-22-27  Nil 
H.  L.  12-22-27  Nil 
John  W.  12-21-27D  L6 
John  W.  12-22-27D  Nil 
Louise  12-22-27  Nil 
S.  C.  12-22-27  Nil 

SUTTLES 

John  2-6-27D  N6 

SUTTON 

Alta  Coble  5-28-27  N10 

Atta  Coble  5-27-27  L24 

Brant  6-13-27D  N4 

Brant  6-28-27D  L16 

Edward  6-14-27  L12 

Edward  6-15-27  N2 

Francis  Silas  6-15-27D  N2 

Francis  Sutton  6-14-27D  L12 

Glenn  6-15-27  N2 

Glenn  Lewis  6-14-27  L12 

Homer  5-27-27M  L24 

Homer  5-28-27M  N10 

Homer  A.  9-26-27M  L9 

Homer  A.  9-27-27M  Nl 

Homer  A.  9-27-27M  N6 

Mary  Rosetta  6-14-27  L12 

Mary  Rosetta  6-15-27  N2 

N.  B.  6-11-27D  Nl 

N.  B.  6-13-27D  N4 


SUTTON  (cont.) 

Samuel  8-27-27C  N2 
Sarah  Cook  9-26-27  L9 
Sarah  Cook  9-27-27  Nl 
Sarah  Cook  9-27-27  N6 

SVED 

Edith  Blevins  6-2-27  N8 
Lars  O.  6-2-27M  N8 

SWADLEY 

Ethel  7-22-27  L6 

Ethel  7-22-27  N2 

Ethel  7-23-27  L6 

Ethel  7-23-27  N3 

J.  R. ,  Mrs.  12-20-27  Lll 

J.  R. ,  Mrs.  12-20-27  N7 

L.  D.  7-22-27  L6 

L.  D.  7-22-27  N2 

L.  D.  7-23-27  L6 

L.  D.  7-23-27  N3 

M.  L.  7-22-27  L6 

M.  L.  7-22-27  N2 

M.  L.  7-23-27  L6 

M.  L.  7-23-27  N3 

0.  C.  7-22-27  L6 

O.  C.  7-22-27  N2 

O.  C.  7-23-27  L6 

0.  C.  7-23-27  N3 

0.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-20-27  Lll 

S.  T. ,  Mrs.  7-25-27  L5 

S.  T. ,  Mrs.  7-26-27  Nil 

Sanders  T.  7-22-27D  L6 

Sanders  T.  7-22-27D  N2 

Sanders  T.  7-23-27D  L6 

Sanders  T.  7-23-27D  N3 

Sanders  T.  7-24-27D  L39 

SWAIN 

Dolores  4-9-27  L10 
Mae  E.  4-18-27M  L8 
Rolland  4-9-27  L10 
Rufus,  Mrs.  4-9-27D  L10 
Ruth  4-9-27D  L10 
Ruth  4-9-27D  N12 
Ruth  Smead  4-8-27D  L21  , 
Ruth  Sneed  4-9-27D  L10 

SWAN 

Ruth  Smead  4-8-27D  L21 

SWANSON 

Edwin  6-10-27  N3 
Mary  6-10-27D  N3 
Mary  6-11-27D  L14 


1534 


SWANSON  (cont.) 

Mary  6-11-27D  N12 

Mary  6-12-27D  L31 

Mary  6-12-27D  N7 
SWEANEY 

John  J.  1-8-27  L5 

John  J.,  Mrs.  1-8-27D  L5 

John  J.,  Mrs.  1-9-27D  N9 

Matilda  J.  1-8-27D  L5 

Matilda  J.  1-9-27D  N9 

Matilda  J.  Calliston  1-8-27D  L5 

Matilda  J.  Calliston  1-9-27D  N9 
SWEANY 

Fayette  Haris  10-13-27M  L15 

Frances  T.  Bishop  10-13-27  L15 
SWEARENGIN 

Flarie  5-14-27DV  N2 

Florie  5-13-27DV  L22 

Luther  1-13-27DV  L8 

Luther  5-13-27DV  L22 

Melva  9-26-27M  L9 

Melva  9-27-27M  Nl 

Rosa  5-13-27DV  L22 

Rosa  5-13-27DV  N9 

Roso  1-13-27DV  L8 

William  R.  5-13-27DV  L22 

William  R.  5-14-27DV  N2 
SWEARINGEN 

Georgie,  Mrs.  1-30-27  N6 
SWEARINGER 

Edith  8-31-27  L16 
SWEET 

Retta  Sayles  9-27-27  L10 
SWEETIN 

Mazie  3-2-27  L8 
SWEETING 

Mazie  Langston  2-26-27  L12 

Mazie  Langston  2-27-27  L31 

Mazie  Langston  2-28-27  N8 
SWEGART 

E.  J.  5-15-27  L6 

Irene  5-15-27  L6 

Lela  5-15-27  L6 

Lylah  5-15-27  L6 
SWEIHART 

D.  E.  3-8-27D  L10 
SWEITZER 

Charles,  Mrs.  5-24-27  L12 

Charles,  Mrs.  5-25-27  N3 


SWENSON 

Lucille  Alene  1-6-27B  Lll 

Paul  C.  1-6-27C  Lll 

Rosalind  Kelley  1-6-27  Lll 
SWERINGER 

Flara  1-14-27DV  L15 

William  1-14-27DV  L15 
SWICEGOOD 

Sarah  B.  10-8-27M  L12 

Sarah  B.  10-9-27M  N10B 

Sarah  B.  10-9-27M  NIB 
SWIFT 

Carl  B.  4-10-27  N3B 

J.  J.  5-29-27  N8C 

Mary  7-13-27  L8 

Virgil  7-13-27D  L8 
SWINDELL 

Fred  10-16-27  Lll 

Ova  Boswell  10-16-27  Lll 
SWINEY 

Dwight  12-20-27  L16 
SWINGLE 

Ira  J.  12-4-27DV  L24 

Ira  J.  12-4-27DV  N12A 

Jean  12-4-27DV  L24 

Jean  12-4-27DV  N12A 
SWOFFORD 

Margaret  5-20-27M  N12 
SWOPE 

Harry,  Mrs.  5-22-27  Lll 

Harry,  Mrs.  5-22-27  N7A 

Thomas  2-26-27  L12 

Thomas  2-26-27  N12 
SYLVES 

Noel  H.  1-22-27  L7 
SYPOLT 

R.  E.  7-26-27C  Nl 
TABOR 

Eli  L.  11-24-27  L4 
TAGGARD 

C.  W.  2-2-27  L7 

C.  W.  2-2-27  Nl 

J.  K.  2-2-27  L7 

J.  R.  2-2-27  Nl 

J.  S. ,  Mrs.  2-2-27D  L7 

J.  S. ,  Mrs.  2-2-27D  Nl 

Mary  E.  2-2-27D  L7 

Mary  E.  2-2-27D  Nl 
TAGGART 

S.  A. ,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L30 


1535 


TALLEY 

June  V.  Iseman  9-30-27  N15 

Margaret  Brugger  9-18-27  L7 

Margaret  Brugger  9-18-27  NIB 

R.  L. ,  Mrs.  7-11-27  L6 

William  9-18-27M  L7 

William  9-18-27M  NIB 
TALLMASE 

M.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-20-27  N10 
TAMMEHILL 

Bessie  10-22-27  L12 

Jimmie  10-22-27  L12 
TAMS 

Peter  7-16-27P  L7 
TANGER 

Ethyl  11-24-27M  L8 
TANGNER 

Ethyl  F.  11-24-27M  Nl 
TANKERSLY 

John  4-18-27  L14 
TARRANT 

Clara  5-11-27  L12 

Clara  5-12-27  L8 

Clara  5-12-27  N7 

Cleda  Burrow  4-19-27  L15 

Cleda  Burrow  4-20-27  N5 

Fannie  5-11-27  L12 

Fannie  5-12-27  L8 

Fanny  5-12-27  N7 

H.  A.  5-11-27  L12 

H.  A.  5-12-27  L8 

H.  A.  5-12-27  N7 

John  B.  5-11-27D  L12 

John  R.  5-12-27D  L8 

John  R.  5-12-27D  N7 

John  R.,  Jr.  5-11-27  L12 

John  R.,  Jr.  5-12-27  L8 

John  R. ,  Jr.  5-12-27  N7 

L.  B.  5-11-27  L12 

L.  V.  5-12-27  L8 

L.  V.  5-12-27  N7 

Mary  5-11-27  L12 

Mary  5-12-27  L8 

Mary  5-12-27  N7 

R.  M.  5-11-27  L12 

R.  M.  5-12-27  L8 

R.  M.  5-12-27  N7 

Wilhite  4-19-27M  L15 

Willhite  4-20-27M  N5 


TARTAR 

Harry  9-11-27C  N9A 
TASLEY 

Clyde  M.  7-24-27E  N2C 
TATE 

A.  J.  10-1-27  L8 
Agnes  11-5-27  LI 
Agnes  11-6-27  LI 
Luther,  Mrs.  11-15-27  L10 
Luther,  Mrs.  11-16-27  N6 
Ruth  11-22-27  L18 
TATUM 

Beverly  A.  10-22-27P  L7 
Beverly  A.  4-16-27P  L7 
W.  A.  10-22-27  L7 
W.  A.  4-16-27  L7 
TAYLOR 

Angie  Garrison  9-23-27  L8 
Angie  Garrison  9-23-27  N16 
Angie  Garrison  9-24-27  N2 
Angie  Garrison  9-25-27  N10A 
Anna  Presnell  5-3-27  L14 
Anna  Presnell  5-3-27  N7 
Anna  Presnell  7-15-27  L6 
Blanche  1-13-27DV  L8 
Blanche  11-13-27M  N2A 
Blanche  2-21-27DV  L6 

C.  A.  9-28-27DV  L10 

Chris  3-19-27D  LI 

Clara  12-2-27  L15 

Clara  12-2-27  N12 

Don  9-1-27M  N2 

Don  9-1-27M  N8 

Effie  12-12-27  L15 

Effie  12-13-27  L6 

Effie  12-13-27  N3 

Effie  Taylor  12-13-27D  N3 

F.  L.  3-27-27M  L10 

Fern  9-28-27DV  L10 

Flora  12-2-27D  L15 

Flora  12-2-27D  N12 

Flora  12-3-27D  L12 

Flora  12-3-27D  N12 

Flora  12-4-27D  L31 

Flora  12-4-27D  N9A 

Flossie  4-22-27M  N12 

Frank  12-6-27  Nil 

Frank,  Mrs.  12-2-27D  L15 

Frank,  Mrs.  12-2-27D  N12 

Fred  F.  5-13-27  L26 


1536 


TAYLOR  (cont.) 

Fred  F.  5-14-27  N12 

G.  W.  12-13-27  L6 

George  3-19-27C  N7 

George  S.  1-15-27DV  L10 

George  S.  5-12-27DV  L8 

George  S.  5-13-27DV  N9 

George  W.  12-13-27  N3 

H.  E.,  Mrs.  12-20-27  Lll 

Harry  Lendon  1-22-27P  L7 

Hazel  9-8-27M  L10 

Herbert  A.  6-12-27M  L31 

Herbert  A.  6-12-27M  N10C 

Ina  Tiller  7-18-27  L7 

Ina  Tiller  7-19-27  N12 

Isabelle  Lott  9-14-27  L12 

J.  A.  3-9-27C  L8 

J.  S. ,  Mrs.  8-21-27  N6B 

Jessie  Dale  1-22-27P  L7 

Jessie  VanDyke  6-12-27  L31 

Jessie  VanDyke  6-12-27  N10C 

John  12-13-27  L6 

John  E.  1-13-27DV  L8 

John  E.  2-21-27DV  L6 

John  Joseph  3-9-27B  L8 

John  S.  12-13-27  N3 

Lavert  9-1-27M  N2 

Lavert  9-1-27M  N8 

Lewis  12-2-27  L20 

Lillian  Marian  1-22-27P  L7 

Margaret  12-2-27  L15 

Margaret  12-2-27  N12 

Martha  Presnell  5-3-27  L14 

Martha  Presnell  5-3-27  N7 

Martha  Presnell  7-15-27  L6 

Mary  12-2-27  L15 

Mary  12-2-27  N12 

Myrtle  L.  7-5-27M  L10 

0.  L. ,  Mrs.  2-14-27  L9 

Offie  10-11-27  L16 

Quintilla  Jackson  6-24-27  L12 

Robert  8-18-27D  N12 

Rosa  12-2-27  N12 

Rose  P.  1-15-27DV  L10 

Rose  P.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Rose  P.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Rua  10-9-27M  L16 

Rua  10-9-27M  N10B 

Ruby  L.  Hamilton  3-27-27  L10 

Samuel  4-3-27M  N5 


TAYLOR  (cont.) 

Thelma  Johnson  4-3-27  N5 
Wilkins  9-14-27M  L12 
infant  5-13-27D  L26 
infant  5-14-27D  N12 

TAYMAN 

George,  Mrs.  5-3-27  L3 
George,  Mrs.  5-4-27  N2 

TEAFF 

Florence  12-19-27  L14 
Fredrick  Lee  12-19-27  L14 

TEAFFE 

George,  Mrs.  11-5-27D  Nl 

TEAGUE 

Anna  11-13-27DV  N3A 
Anna  7-22-27DV  L 
Anna  7-23-27DV  Nl 
Dorothy  Lee  7-11-27D  LI 
H.  S.  7-11-27  LI 
John  R.  11-13-27DV  N3A 
John  R.  7-22-27DV  L 
John  R.  7-23-27DV  Nl 
Sallie  2-23-27DV  L14 
Sallie  2-26-27DV  LI 
William  2-23-27DV  L14 
William  2-26-27DV  LI 

TEBO 

Elenora  6-18-27  L5 
Irene  6-18-27  L5 
Lottie  Mae  6-18-27  L5 
Pauline  6-18-27  L5 
William  Henry  6-18-27D  L5 
William  Henry  6-19-27D  L27 
William  Henry  6-19-27D  N4 

TEED 

Deloss  4-13-27C  N2 
Fred  I.  6-24-27  L12 
John  Tucker  4-13-27B  N2 
Louise  C.  1-22-27  L7 

TEETER 

Benjamin  F.  5-8-27  L24 
Dorothy  Lucille  5-8-27M  L24 

TEETERS 

A.  M.  1-5-27  L7 
A.  M.  1-5-27  N3 
A.  M.  1-6-27  Lll 
A.  M.  1-6-27  N3 
Bernice  1-6-27  N3 
Rubin  J.  1-5-27D  L7 
Rubin  J.  1-5-27D  N3 


1537 


TEETERS  (cont.) 

Rubin  J.  1-6-27D  Lll 

Rubin  J.  1-6-27D  N12 

Rubin  J.  1-6-27D  N3 
TEFFT 

J.  E.  2-20-27  N3 
TELEPHONE 

history  in  Spfd  6-29-27  N3 
TELLA 

Tenny  Parton  8-5-27  N3 
TEMISTER 

J.  W.  6-12-27  L36 
TEMPLE 

John  C.  7-3-27  L12 

Otto  C.  7-3-27  L12 
TENNEYSON 

Gertie  12-21-27D  L6 

Gertie  12-22-27D  Nil 

Gertie  12-23-27D  L18 

Gertie  Schader  12-23-27D  L18 

Lee,  Mrs.  12-23-27D  L18 
TENNISON 

Mary  3-11-27M  L19 

Mary  3-11-27M  L9 
TERRELL 

Hadden  G.  4-7-27D  N2 

Haddon  G.  4-7-27D  L14 

Marie  8-10-27  L8 

Marie  8-10-27  N2 

Marie  8-9-27  L4 

Richard  M.  4-7-27  L14 

Richard  M.  4-7-27  N2 

Roy  8-10-27  L8 

Roy  8-10-27  N2 

Roy  8-9-27  L4 

Theodore  H.  4-7-27  L14 

Theodore  H.  4-7-27  N2 

V.  H.  8-10-27D  L8 

V.  H.  8-10-27D  N2 

V.  H.  8-9-27D  L4 

W.  G. ,  Mrs.  4-7-27  L14 

W.  G. ,  Mrs.  4-7-27  N2 
TERRILL 

Haddon  G.  4-8-27D  L21 

Haddon  G.  4-8-27D  N7 

Haddon  G.  4-9-27D  L10 

Haddon  G.  4-9-27D  N12 
TERRY 

E.  W.  2-2-27  Nl 

Gladys  10-16-27M  Lll 


TERRY  (cont.) 

H.  N. ,  Mrs.  7-25-27  N3 
John  F.  3-6-27  L6 
K.  W.  2-2-27  L7 
Martha  T.  2-2-27D  L7 
Martha  T.  2-2-27D  Nl 
Martha  T.  2-3-27D  L4 
Morgan  10-16-27  Lll 
Stella  3-6-27  L6 
W.  H. ,  Mrs.  2-4-27  L6 
W.  H. ,  Mrs.  2-5-27  N3 
William  2-2-27  L7 
William  2-2-27  Nl 

TESHER 

Irene  R.  Austin  6-3-27  L19 
Ralph  6-3-27M  L19 

TETTLETON 

D.  H.  1-23-27C  Lll 

TEVANET 

Mamie  9-8-27M  L10 

THARP 

B.  12-27-27  Lll 
Charles  E.  2-14-27D  Nl 
Charles  E.  2-14-27D  N7 
Charles  Eli  2-14-27D  Lll 
Charles  Eli  2-16-27D  L10 
Fay  2-14-27  Lll 
Fay  2-14-27  Nl 
Fay  2-14-27  N7 
Lon  2-14-27  Nl 
Mamie  Calvin  7-25-27  L5 
Mamie  Calvin  7-26-27  N7 
Nellie  10-20-27D  L12 
Nellie  10-21-27D  L22 

THENICIE 

George  W.  2-4-27D  L6 

THIEBES 

John  L.  6-7-27M  L9 
John  Lyman  6-7-27M  N8 
John  Lyman  6-8-27M  N5 
John  Lyman  6-9-27M  L15 
Melba  E.  Leslie  6-9-27  L15 
Melba  K.  Leslie  6-7-27  L9 
Melba  K.  Leslie  6-7-27  N8 
Melba  K.  Leslie  6-8-27  N5 

THIES 

Amanda  E.  1-14-27DV  L15 
Clarence  I.  1-14-27DV  L15 
John  6-29-27C  N3 
Laura  4-29-27M  L13 


1538 


THIES  (cont.) 

Laura  4-30-27M  N3 
THOMAS 

A.  J.  12-28-27C  N12 

Addie  1-22-27  L7 

Alma  Dean  9-25-27  L10 

Arthur  J.  5-1-27M  L22 

Arthur  J.  5-1-27M  N6B 

Ben,  Mrs.  6-12-27  N8B 

Ben,  Mrs.  6-7-27  L10 

Ben,  Mrs.  6-7-27  N8 

Bernice  7-17-27M  L8 

Bernice  7-17-27M  Nl 

Bernie  12-7-27  L6 

Betty  9-14-27M  N12 

Betty  9-15-27M  L5 

Betty  Jean  4-4-27  L4 

Betty  Jean  4-4-27  N3 

Billie  Charles  4-4-27  L4 

Billie  Charles  4-4-27  N3 

Billie  Joe  12-28-27B  N12 

Bonnie  E.  Mcintosh  10-27-27  Nl 

Bonnie  E.  Mcintosh  10-27-27  N6 

Bud,  Mrs.  11-2-27  L12 

Calvin  11-11-27  L26 

Carl  1-15-27  N6 

Carl  7-1-27M  L19 

Charles  4-4-27  L4 

Charles  4-4-27  N3 

Dora  Ragan  7-1-27  LI 9 

Dorothy  Williams  5-1-27  L22 

Dorothy  Williams  5-1-27  N6B 

E.  H. ,  Mrs.  12-13-27  L6 

E.  H. ,  Mrs.  12-14-27  N2 

E.  K.  12-15-27  L12 

E.  K.  12-15-27  N6 

Earl,  Mrs.  10-17-27  L5 

Edgar  1-15-27  N6 

Elmer  V.  4-4-27  L4 

Elmer  V.  4-4-27  N3 

Eva  1-30-27M  L17 

Eva  9-20-27  L13 

Eva  9-20-27  N3 

Floyd  12-7-27  L6 

George  6-29-27C  N12 

Gertrude  8-4-27M  L8 

Gertrude  8-4-27M  N3 

Glen  10-22-27M  Nl 

Harry  H.  9-20-27  L13 

Harry  H.  9-20-27  N3 


THOMAS  (cont.) 

Harry  H.  9-21-27  L12 

Helen  8-21-27D  N8C 

Helena  1-22-27P  L7 

Henry  D.  4-9-27M  L9 

Ida  11-8-27  L12 

Ida  11-8-27  N3 

Ivan  12-7-27  L6 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  7-26-27  N7 

Jennie  8-12-27  N3 

L.  B. ,  Mrs.  9-21-27  N5 

L.  E.  10-22-27C  N12 

Lash  W.  4-4-27D  L4 

Lash  W.  4-4-27D  N3 

Lash  W.  4-5-27D  N12 

Laura  10-2-27  L31 

Laura  9-21-27  L12 

Lena  9-20-27  N3 

Leulla  12-7-27  L6 

Loren  12-7-27  L6 

Luella  Enoch  12-6-27  L12 

Maggie  12-6-27D  L12 

Maggie  12-7-27D  L6 

Maggie  12-7-27D  N2 

Martha  11-11-27  L26 

Martha  11-8-27  N3 

Mary  Lisenby  Boxx  4-9-27  L9 

Mildred  1-9-27M  N7B 

N.  B. ,  Mrs.  2-11-27  Nl 

Opal  Frields  10-22-27  Nl 

Ray  9-20-27  L13 

Ray  9-20-27  N3 

Raymond  9-25-27M  L10 

Raymond  D.  4-7-27  N6 

Roy  E.  4-3-27C  N6B 

Roy  E.  9-21-27  L12 

S.  Walter,  Mrs.  12-6-27D  L12 

S.  Walter,  Mrs.  12-7-27D  N2 

Sam,  Mrs.  12-17-27  N12 

Susie  E.  5-12-27  L8 

Sydney  4-4-27  L4 

Sydney  4-4-27  N3 

Theodocia  9-20-27  N3 

Theodocia  9-21-27  L12 

Virgie  8-27-27  LI 

Vivian  12-7-27  L6 

W.  B.  9-21-27  L12 

W.  C.  9-21-27D  L12 

W.  F.  9-20-27  L13 

W.  F.  9-20-27  N3 


1539 


THOMAS  (cont.) 

W.  G. ,  Mrs.  4-5-27  Nl 
W.  W.  1-15-27  N6 
Walter  B.  10-27-27M  Nl 
Walter  B.  10-27-27M  N6 
Walter,  Mrs.  6-23-27  N8 
William  Charles  5-12-27  L8 
William  L.  12-6-27  L12 
William  L.  12-7-27  L6 
William  L.  12-7-27  N2 
William  S.,  Mrs.  10-24-27  L7 
William  S.,  Mrs.  10-24-27  N10 
William  V.  9-20-27D  L13 
William  V.  9-20-27D  N3 
William,  Mrs.  11-3-27  L14 
William,  Mrs.  11-3-27  N3 

THOMPSON 

Ada  1-20-27  L10 

Ahmos  1-20-27  L10 

Allen  W.  4-21-27M  Nl 

Allen  W.  4-21-27M  N12 

C.  M.  8-6-27  L12 

C.  M.  8-6-27  N3 

C.  W.  5-22-27  Lll 

Charles  E.  1-17-27  L6 

Charles  E.  1-19-27  N12 

Charles  E.  1-19-27  N12 

Charles  F.  1-19-27  L4 

Charles  N.  8-16-27  N6 

Charley  7-16-27  L7 

Clara  5-22-27  Lll 

Clara  5-22-27  N7A 

Clarence  2-27-27  L31 

Clarence,  son  of  2-28-27D  Nil 

Clemma  Watkins  2-27-27  L9 

E.  M. ,  Mrs.  6-2-27  L5 

E.  M. ,  Mrs.  6-2-27  N12 

Ed  R.  1-10-27C  L6 

Edith  M.  9-24-27M  L12 

Edith  Marie  9-25-27M  N4A 

Edward  4-24-27DV  N2 

Edward  5-13-27DV  L22 

Edward  5-13-27DV  N9 

Etta  E.  7-1-27M  L19 

Eunice  4-24-27DV  N2 

Eunice  5-13-27DV  L22 

Eunice  5-13-27DV  N9 

Eva  9-16-27  L18 

Fred  V.  8-16-27  N6 

G.  W.  5-22-27  N7A 


THOMPSON  (cont.) 

G.  W.  5-23-27  N3 

Gene  1-17-27  L6 

George  2-27-27M  L9 

George  M.  3-9-27C  L8 

George  W.  4-17-27  L21 

George  W.  4-18-27  L13 

George  W.  4-18-27  N5 

George  William  2-27-27  L22 

George  William  2-27-27  N2C 

Gladys  1-20-27  L10 

J.  M.  5-22-27  Lll 

J.  M.  5-22-27  N7A 

Jessie  Opal  2-3-27M  L4 

Katherine  Jo  12-11-27B  L10 

L.  C.  12-11-27C  L10 

Mae  1-20-27  L10 

Mamie  3-20-27  N12A 

Mamie  5-22-27  Lll 

Mary  C.  4-17-27M  N5 

Mary  Catherine  2-27-27E  L22 

Mary  Catherine  2-27-27E  N2C 

Mary  Catherine  4-17-27M  L21 

Mary  Catherine  4-18-27M  L13 

Mary  Catherine  4-18-27M  N5 

Mary  Crawford  5-22-27M  Nl 

Mary  Crawford  5-23-27M  Lll 

Mattie  5-22-27  Lll 

Mattie  5-22-27  N7A 

Mattie  5-23-27  N3 

Paul  4-18-27  L13 

Paul  4-18-27  N5 

Perry  1-8-27D  L10 

Perry  1-9-27D  N5 

R.  F. ,  Mrs.  6-23-27  N8 

Ralph  Holloway  1-10-27B  L6 

Raymond  3-20-27  N12A 

Rosalee  7-3-27D  L3 

Rosalee  Franklin  7-3-27D  L3 

Rose  Ann  1-17-27D  L6 

Rose  Ann  1-19-27D  L4 

Rose  Ann  1-19-27D  N12 

S.  K.  7-18-27  L2 

Serena  7-16-27P  L7 

Thelma  Mason  4-21-27  Nl 

Thelma  Mason  4-21-27  N12 

V.  A.  5-22-27  Lll 

V.  A.  5-22-27  N7A 

Walter  7-18-27  L2 

Walter,  Mrs.  7-3-27D  L3 


1540 


THOMPSON  (cont.) 

William,  Mrs.  8-16-27  LI 6 
William,  Mrs.  8-17-27  N3 
infant  2-27-27D  L31 

THORE 

Adolph  8-7-27  L18 
Charles  8-7-27M  L18 
Charles  A.  8-7-27M  N2C 
Louise  Latham  8-7-27  L18 
Louise  Latham  8-7-27  N2C 

THORN 

Mrs . 
Mrs . 


E.  N.  , 
E.  W.  , 
THORNBERRY 
Herman 
Herman 


10-23-27  L18B 
10-23-27  N8A 


6-26-27M  L37 
6-26-27M  N7A 

Lois  Aven  6-26-27  L37 

Lois  Aven  6-26-27  N7A 
THORNBILL 

Alma  5-22-27  L5 
THORNBURG 

Bernie  A.  8-31-27M  L10 

Nellie  Carmon  8-31-27  L10 
THORNE 

Hez  12-14-27D  LI 

Hez  12-16-27D  L8 

Hez  12-16-27D  Nl 
THORNHILL 

Alma  Arnold  5-14-27  N12 

W.  R. ,  Mrs.  9-12-27  L16 

W.  R. ,  Mrs.  9-12-27  N10 
THORNS 

Hez  12-15-27D  Nl 
THORNSBURG 

Burris  A.  8-31-27M  Nl 

Nellie  J.  Cannon  8-31-27  Nl 
THORNTON 

Belle  2-24-27DV  L2 

Belle  5-12-27DV  L8 

Belle  5-13-27DV  N9 

Charles  7-16-27P  L7 

Francis  1-12-27  L4 

J.  L.  2-24-27DV  L2 

J.  L.  5-12-27DV  L8 

J.  L.  5-13-27DV  N9 

Lina  6-15-27  L3 

Mabel  12-20-27DV  N7 

Mable  Walton  9-24-27  L12 

Mable  Walton  9-25-27  N4A 

Mildred  1-12-27  L4 


THORNTON 

cont . ) 

Minnie 

;  7-16-27  L7 

Monroe 

:  12-20-27DV  N7 

THORP 

B.  12- 

21-27  N2 

Claud 

1-13-27DV  L8 

H.  E. 

12-20-27D  L14 

H.  E. 

12-20-27D  L6 

H.  E. 

12-21-27D  L6 

H.  E. 

12-21-27D  N2 

Nellie 

:  1-13-27DV  L8 

THRALL 

Eloise  8-7-27  L7 

Linus 

8-7-27  L7 

THROGMARTIN 

Ida  2- 

8-27  L2 

THRONEBERRY 

Herman  6-26-27M  N10B 

Lois  Aven  6-26-27  N10B 

THURMAN 

Edna  £ 

I-28-27DV  N5B 

Edna  S 

I-15-27DV  L15 

Edna  S 

(-16-27DV  Nl 

Elva  A.  12-21-27  L6 

Elva  A.  12-21-27  N2 

Elva  A.  12-22-27  Nil 

Iva  D. 

12-21-27  L6 

Iva  D. 

12-21-27  N2 

Iva  D. 

12-22-27  Nil 

J.  G. 

1-22-27  L7 

J.  G. 

7-16-27  L7 

James 

8-28-27  L17 

Mable 

9-3-27  Lll 

Mary  A.  S.  1-22-27P  L7 

Mary  A.  S.  7-16-27P  L7 

0.  D. 

8-28-27DV  N5B 

0.  D. 

9-15-27DV  L15 

0.  D. 

9-16-27DV  Nl 

Ollie 

R.  12-21-27  L6 

Ollie 

R.  12-21-27  N2 

Ollie 

R.  12-22-27  Nil 

T.  A. 

9-3-27  Lll 

T.  A. 

9-3-27  N5 

Verna 

Lois  9-2-27M  L18 

Verna 

Lois  9-2-27M  Nl 

Vernia  9-3-27M  Lll 

Vernie  Lois  9-3-27M  N5 

W.  H. 

8-28-27A  L17 

William  H.  12-20-27D  L6 

William  H.  12-21-27D  L6 

1541 


THURMAN  (cont.) 

William  H.  12-21-27D  N2 

William  H.  12-22-27D  Nil 
THURSTON 

Charles  Richard  1-9-27M  L18 

Mark  K.  Weddell  1-9-27  L18 
TIBERGHEIN 

Bertha  Myers  9-23-27  N5 

Lafa  9-23-27M  N5 
TIDWELL 

Joe,  Mrs.  12-18-27D  L39 
TIERNAN 

I.  Curtis  4-10-27  N12C 
TILLER 

Axie  7-18-27  L7 

Axie  7-19-27  N12 

B.  F.  12-25-27  L29 

B.  H.  9-3-27C  L12 

Brock  12-20-27  Lll 

Brock,  Mrs.  5-16-27  L8 

Brock,  Mrs.  5-16-27  N3 

Clay  12-20-27  Lll 

Clay  12-25-27  L29 

Douglas  7-18-27  L7 

Douglas  7-19-27  N12 

Edna  12-21-27D  L6 

Edna  L.  12-20-27D  Lll 

Edna  L.  12-20-27D  N7 

Edna  L.  12-21-27D  N2 

Edna  L.  Brock  12-20-27D  Lll 

Ina  7-18-27  L7 

Ina  7-19-27  N12 

Laura  C.  4-21-27DV  N12 

Laura  C.  9-16-27DV  L6 

Laura  C.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Laura  J.  5-13-27DV  L22 

Lola  7-18-27  L7 

Lola  7-19-27  N12 

Lonza  7-18-27  L7 

Lonza  7-19-27  N12 

Lura  7-18-27  L7 

Lura  7-19-27  N12 

Mary  12-3-27P  L12 

Mary  7-18-27D  L7 

Mary  7-19-27D  L10 

Mary  7-19-27D  N12 

Mary  7-20-27D  N8 

Milburn  7-18-27  L7 

Milburn  7-19-27  N12 

Morton  7-18-27  L7 


TILLER  (cont.) 

Morton  7-19-27  N12 
Murl  0.  10-22-27  L7 
Murl  0.  4-16-27  L7 
Nathalia  12-25-27  L29 
P.  T.  12-25-27  L29 
Porter  7-18-27  L7 
Porter  7-19-27  N12 
Robert  9-17-27DV  N3 
Robert  A.  4-21-27DV  N12 
Robert  A.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Robert  A.  9-16-27DV  L6 
Willis  Eugene  9-3-27B  L12 

TILLERY 

Jesse  R.  11-29-27DV  N7 
Violet  A.  11-29-27DV  N7 

TILLMAN 

Joseph  A.  7-16-27  L7 

TIMMONS 

Bessie  N.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Earl  J.  5-13-27DV  N9 
Louise  Stinson  9-18-27  N2C 
Sidney  6-19-27M  N6B 
T.  F.  9-18-27M  N2C 
Violet  Counts  6-19-27  N6B 

TIMPE 

H.  F. ,  Mrs.  8-7-27  N2C 

TINDALL 

Allen  7-12-27M  L13 
Buelah  1-14-27DV  L15 
Columbia  4-19-27DV  L10 
Henry  1-14-27DV  L15 
Ira,  Mrs.  2-4-27D  L6 
Louise  Clouse  7-12-27  L13 
Sylvester  4-19-27DV  L10 

TINDELL 

Beulah  5-13-27DV  L22 
Henry  5-13-27DV  L22 
Iva  2-5-27D  L10 
Ruben  4-14-27C  N3 

TINGLER 

Iva  8-11-27  N8 

Joseph,  Mrs.  3-7-27  L8  - 

Joseph,  Mrs.  3-8-27  L10 

TINSLEY 

Betty  3-20-27M  N3C 

Betty  3-22-27M  L15 

Delta  Hagewood  3-12-27  L10 

Edis  10-16-27DV  N6B 

Ida  10-16-27DV  N6B 


1542 


TINSLEY  (cont.) 

Lester  F.  3-12-27M  L10 

Nancy  5-1-27  N8B 
TIPTON 

I.  N.  1-22-27P  L7 
TISHER 

Irene  Ruth  Austin  6-3-27  L23 

Irene  Ruth  Austin  6-4-27  N5 

Ralph  6-3-27M  L23 

Ralph  6-4-27  N5 

Ralph  6-4-27M  N5 
TODD 

Helen  1-9-27  L10 

Martha  L.  Cook  3-6-27  L30 

Roy  H.  3-6-27M  L30 
TODHUNTER 

Ardella  1-22-27P  L7 

James  H.  6-4-27  L10 
TOLBERT 

John  William  4-22-27DV  Nl 

John  William  5-13-27DV  L22 

Lula  5-13-27DV  L22 

Lulu  Newton  4-22-27DV  Nl 

Minnie  3-12-27M  L10 

Tom,  Mrs.  9-6-27  N3 
TOLERTON 

Jesse  8-24-27  L13 
TOLLIVER 

Charles  3-4-27  L16 

Jack  4-16-27  L7 

Mary  A.  3-4-27D  L16 

Mary  A.  3-5-27D  L12 

Mary  A.  Patterson  3-4-27D  L16 

May  E.  3-4-27  L16 

T.  J.  3-4-27  L16 

T.  J.  3-5-27  L12 
TOM  I A 

E.  M.  4-24-27  N12C 
TOM I SON 

Charla  2-20-27C  N7 

Mary  Frances  2-20-27B  N7 
TOOLEY 

Relda  9-13-27  L10 

Relda  9-14-27  N12 
TOOPS 

R.  V.  12-24-27D  L8 

Roland  V.  12-24-27D  N12 

Roland  V.  12-25-27D  L2 

Roland  V.  12-26-27D  L15 

Roland  V.  12-26-27D  N8 


TOOPS  (cont.) 

T.  V.  12-25-27D  N2A 
TOOTHMAN 

Anne  1-22-27  L7 

Benjamin  1-22-27P  L7 
TORBITT 

Anna  1-30-27C  L10 
TORINQUIST 

Alice  9-17-27M  L12 
TORNADOES 

in  Spfd  4-4-27  N10 
TORNQUIST 

Alice  9-19-27M  L17 

Alice  Ruth  9-17-27M  Nl 

Alice  Ruth  9-19-27M  N5 

E.  9-19-27  L17 

E.  9-19-27  N5 

Esther  Marie  9-19-27  N5 
TOURTELLOTTE 

Effie  Jane  9-14-27  N3 

Kathleen  9-14-27  N3 

Mable  1-13-27DV  L8 

Mable  Edna  9-14-27  N3 

Ray  9-14-27  N3 

Raymond  1-13-27DV  L8 
TOUT ANT 

Emily  7-8-27D  L12 

Emily  Rebecca  7-2-27D  L7 

Emily  Rebecca  7-3-27D  L19 

Emily  Rebecca  Collins  7-2-27D  L7 
TOWERS 

Leona  11-22-27M  L16 

Leona  11-22-27M  Nl 
TOWNSEND 

Edward  F.  p.  956 
TRACEY 

John  5-10-27D  L14 

John  5-6-27D  L26 

John  5-7-27D  L5 

John  7-22-27P  Nl 

John  P.  5-10-27  L14 

Parepa  G.  7-22-27  Nl 
TRANTHAM 

Alvan  5-19-27  L12 

Alvan  5-20-27  N6 

Alvan  6-5-27  L31 

Charles  5-19-27  L12 

Charles  5-20-27  N6 

Charles  B.  8-1-27  L12 

Charles  B.  8-1-27  N3 


1543 


TRANTHAM  (cont.) 

Charley  6-5-27  L31 

Emery  4-10-27B  L17 

Etna  5-19-27  L12 

Etna  5-20-27  N6 

Harvey  5-19-27  L12 

Harvey  5-20-27  N6 

Harvey  6-5-27  L31 

J.  A.  5-19-27D  L12 

J.  A.  5-19-27D  N8 

J.  A.  5-20-27D  L22 

J.  A.  5-20-27D  N6 

J.  A.  5-21-27D  L10 

J.  A.  5-22-27D  Lll 

J.  A.  5-22-27D  N7A 

J.  A.  5-22-27D  N8B 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  6-5-27  L31 

James  Wesley  5-19-27  L12 

James  Wesley  5-20-27  N6 

Matilda  Boehme  12-5-27  L2 

Matilda  Boehme  12-6-27  N3 

Zonro  5-19-27  LI 2 

Zonro  5-20-27  N6 

Zonro  6-5-27  L31 

infant  8-1-27D  L12 

infant  8-1-27D  N3 

TRAPP 

Theo,  Mrs.  7-8-27  L12 
Theodore,  Mrs.  7-2-27  L7 
Theodore,  Mrs.  7-3-27  L19 

TRAVERS 

0.  H.  2-20-27  N3 

TRAVIS 

Addie  11-21-27  L5 
Addie  11-21-27  N3 
Addie  11-22-27  L13 
Addie  11-22-27  Nil 
Forrest  11-21-27  L5 
Forrest  11-21-27  N3 
Forrest  11-22-27  L13 
Forrest  11-22-27  Nil 
John  11-21-27D  L5 
John  11-21-27D  N3 
John  11-22-27D  L13 
John  11-22-27D  Nil 

TRAW 

Eunice  L.  8-7-27M  L32 
Eunice  L.  8-7-27M  Nl 
Eunice  L.  8-7-27M  NIB 
J.  0.  6-17-27C  N2 


TRAW  (cont.) 

J.  W.  6-22-27  L8 

J.  W.  6-22-27  N8 

Josephine  Irene  4-29-27  L2 

June  Marie  6-17-27B  N2 

June  Marie  6-22-27D  L8 

June  Marie  6-22-27D  N8 
TREESH 

Lucy  9-4-27  L27 
TREGE 

J.  V.  5-9-27M  L8 

Mary  B.  Scarbrough  5-9-27  L8 
TREGO 

Jonathan  V.  5-10-27M  N6 

Mary  Scarbrough  5-10-27  N6 
TRENTHAM 

Sarah  2-13-27P  L27 
TREVATHAN 

H.  H.  2-6-27  L14 

Henry  2-6-27  L14 

Joseph  2-6-27  L14 

Laura  Burks  2-6-27  L14 

Richard  Henry  2-6-27  L14 

Susan  Frazier  2-6-27  L14 

Walter  2-6-27  L14 
TRIMBLE 

Elizabeth  5-7-27  LI 

Fanie  5-29-27  L20 

Fannie  M.  5-7-27  LI 

Fannie  N.  5-7-27  N6 

John  C.  5-7-27  LI 

John  C.  5-7-27  N6 

Louise  5-7-27  N6 

Margaret  5-7-27  LI 

S.  E.  1-1-27  Nl 

S.  E.  4-16-27  L7 

Sam  5-10-27  N2 

Sam  E.  5-10-27  L16 

Sam  E.  5-29-27D  L20 

Sam  E.  5-7-27  LI 

Sam  E.  5-7-27  N6 

Samuel  C.  5-10-27D  N2 

Samuel  C.  5-7-27D  LI 

Samuel  C.  5-7-27D  N6 

Samuel  S.  5-10-27D  L16 

W.  J.  5-7-27  LI 
TRIPLETT 

5-24-27D  N6 

Eva  3-7-27M  L8 

Marie  9-11-27  N10B 


1544 


TRIPLETT  (cont.) 

P.  L.  4-16-27  L7 
TRISSEL 

Jessie  Brookshire  12-4-27  Nl 

Raymond  12-4 -27M  Nl 
TRISSELL 

Jesse  Brookshire  12-4-27  L24 

Jessie  Brookshire  12-4-27  NIB 

Raymond  12-4-27M  L24 

Raymond  12-4 -27M  NIB 
TROGDEN 

Jewell  5-12-27DV  L8 

L.  J.  5-12-27DV  L8 
TROGDON 

Denzel  7-19-27  L10 

Denzel  7-19-27  N12 

Denzel  7-20-27  N8 

Dillard  7-24-27  N10B 

Jewell  1-18-27DV  L14 

Jewell  1-19-27DV  N2 

Jewell  5-27-27DV  N7 

L.  J.  1-19-27DV  N2 

L.  J.  5-27-27DV  N7 

L.  V.  1-18-27DV  L14 

Ollie  7-19-27D  N12 

Ollie  7-20-27D  N8 

Ollie  Brown  7-19-27D  L10 

Ollie  Brown  7-19-27D  N12 

Ollie  Brown  7-20 -27D  N8 
TROMMELL 

W.  E.  4-29-27C  L9 
TROTTER 

Alice  E.  7-11-27  L6 

Charles  E.  7-11-27  L6 

Clarence  1-30-27D  L10 

Clarence  1-31-27D  L7 

E.  0.  1-30-27  L10 

E.  0.  1-31-27  L7 

Emory  D.  7-11-27  L6 

George  M.  7-11-27  L6 

George  W.  7-11-27D  L6 

James  R.  7-11-27  L6 

Orean  E.  4-3-27DV  N5B 

W.  R.  4-3-27DV  N5B 

William  J.  7-11-27  L6 

infant  1-30-27D  L10 
TROUBA 

Betty  Irene  10-16-27B  N7B 

C.  W.  10-16-27C  N7B 


TROW 

J.  W.  6-17-27C  L8 
June  Marie  6-17-27B  L8 

TRUMAN 

Henrietta  8-30-27E  L15 
Henrietta  9-25-27E  L20 
Henrietta  9-25-27M  L21 
Henrietta  9-25-27M  N3C 
Henrietta  9-29-27M  L23 
Henrietta  E.  9-28-27M  L10 
Henrietta  E.  9-29-27M  Nl 
Louis  9-25-27  N3C 
Louis  9-29-27  L23 
R.  E.  9-25-27  L20 
R.  E.  9-25-27  L21 
R.  E.  9-25-27  N3C 
R.  E.  9-29-27  L23 

TRYKO 

Joe  5-17-27D  N3 

TUBBS 

Alonzo  4-28-27D  L3 
Cora  L.  4-28-27  L3 
Flora  L.  4-28-27  L3 
Nora  E.  4-28-27  L3 
Oscar  P.  4-28-27  L3 

TUCK 

Clyde,  Mrs.  1-10-27  L6 
Irene  Morton  1-22-27  L5 
L.  M.  9-20-27  L17 
Myrtle  Looney  1-30-27  L27 
Myrtle  Looney  7-16-27  L7 
Sarah  M.  10-22-27P  L7 
Sarah  M.  4-16-27P  L7 
family  reunion  9-20-27  L17 

TUCKER 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-30-27  L9 
A.  C. ,  Mrs.  5-30-27  N2 
Creta  Neville  2-28-27  L15 
Eunice  L.  9-3-27DV  N2 
G.  C. ,  Mrs.  3-18-27  Nl 
Grover  C.  1-14-27DV  L15 
James  Earl  2-28-27M  L15 
Jessie  M.  1-14-27DV, L15 
Mary  Elizabeth  2-21-27M  L6 
Mary  Elizabeth  2-22-27M  L13 
Mary  Elizabeth  2-23-27M  L13 
Mary  Elizabeth  2-23-27M  N5 
W.  E.  2-22-27  L13 
W.  E.  2-23-27  L13 
W.  E.  2-23-27  N5 


1545 


TUCKER  (cont.) 

William  W.  9-3-27DV  N2 
TULLEY 

Bibal  Gibbins  12-22-27  Nil 

Bibas  Gibbins  12-21-27  L6 
TULLOCH 

George  H.  1-8-27A  L9 
TULLY 

Carrie  3-13-27M  LI 5 

Carrie  3-13-27M  L21 
TUMMONS 

Bessie  M.  7-10-27DV  L14 

Bessie  N.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Delmar  10-9-27M  L16 

Delmar  10-9-27M  N10B 

Earl  I.  7-10-27DV  L14 

Earl  J.  5-12-27DV  L8 

Florence  Maples  10-9-27  L16 

Florence  Maples  10-9-27  N10B 
TUMONS 

Bessie  N.  2-24-27DV  L2 

Earl  J.  2-24-27DV  L2 
TUNNELL 

B.  H.  McNerney,  Mrs.  3-4-27  L16 

George  W.  9-26-27D  L3 

George  W.  9-26-27D  N10 

George  W.  9-27-27D  N12 

Joe  9-26-27  L3 

Joe  9-26-27  N10 

Joe  9-27-27  N12 

Joseph  2-18-27DV  LI 

Joseph  2-19-27DV  LI 

Joseph  3-4-27DV  L4 

Mary  2-18-27DV  LI 

Mary  E.  2-19-27DV  LI 
TURK 

Dolly  Killingsworth  9-19-27D  N10 

Jack  Benjamin  10-30-27D  N7B 

John  10-30-27  N7B 

Loren,  Mrs.  9-19-27D  N10 

Louise  9-19-27  N10 

Marguerite  10-30-27  N7B 

N.  G.  8-24-27  L13 

family  reunion  8-24-27  L13 
TURNBO 

Cora  F.  Upton  11-27-27  NIB 

Frank  11-26-27  N12 

Frank  11-27-27P  NIB 

Frank  12-22-27P  N7 

Guy  11-26-27  LI 


TURNBO  (cont.) 

Guy  11-26-27  N12 

Guy  11-26-27P  N12 

Guy  11-27-27  NIB 

Guy  12-22-27  N7 
TURNER 

Alonzo  12-27-27D  L6 

Alonzo  12-27-27D  N6 

Alonzo  12-28-27D  L2 

Alonzo  12-28-27D  N7 

Bill  2-12-27  N12 

Birdus  Duckworth  3-17-27  L5 

Birdus  Duckworth  3-17-27  N7 

Blanche  11-13-27M  L10 

Blanche  11-13-27M  NIB 

Blanche  M.  5-12-27  L8 

C.  H.  11-4-27D  L21 

C.  H. ,  Mrs.  7-27-27  L16 

E.  G.  7-30-27  LI 

E.  G.  7-31-27  N4A 

E.  G.  8-1-27  L12 

E.  G. ,  Mrs.  11-2-27  N8 

Edith  11-12-27M  N5 

Elmer  2-12-27  N12 

Elsie  Lorene  5-19-27B  L12 

Eula  4-10-27M  L6 

Eula  4-10-27M  N2B 

Eva  M.  4-16-27  L7 

Frank  D.  1-14-27DV  L15 

Fred  12-22-27DV  N16 

G.  A.  12-13-27  Nl 

George  1-28-27M  L22 

George  1-29-27M  N2 

George  E.  4-16-27P  L7 

Georgia  10-22-27P  L7 

H.  C.  5-10-27C  L16 

Harold  J.  5-10-27B  L16 

Iris  7-30-27M  Lll 

Iris  7-30-27M  N5 

Irvin  5-10-27D  LI 

Irvin  5-10-27D  N2 

J.  W.  7-30-27  LI 

J.  W.  7-31-27  N4A 

J.  W.  8-1-27  L12 

James  Edward  2-4-27D  L6 

James  Edward  2-5-27D  L10 

James  Edward  2-5-27D  N3 

James  Edward  2-6-27D  L4 

James  Edward  2-8-27D  L14 

Jane  Hilderbrand  1-28-27  L22 


1546 


TURNER  ( cont .  ) 

Jane  Hilderbrand  1-29-27  N2 

Joe  2-12-27  N12 

Joel,  Mrs.  7-30-27D  LI 

Joel,  Mrs.  7-31-27D  N4A 

Joel,  Mrs.  8-1-27D  L12 

John  H.  11-23-27DV  L8 

L.  H.  2-13-27  N5 

L.  H.  7-30-27  LI 

L.  H.  7-31-27  N4A 

L.  H.  8-1-27  L12 

L.  L.  7-30-27  LI 

L.  L.  7-31-27  N4A 

L.  L.  8-1-27  L12 

Louise  10-22-27P  L7 

M.  L.  2-20-27  N8C 

Marie  12-22-27DV  N16 

Mary  4-17-27M  N5 

Mary  Helen  4-21-27M  L15 

Mary  Helen  4-21-27M  N5 

Maude  2-12-27  N12 

Nora  11-23-27DV  L8 

Nora  Ellen  1-14-27DV  L15 

Orville  10-22-27P  L7 

Robert  Melton  2-12-27D  L10 

Robert  Melton  2-12-27D  N12 

Robert  Melton  2-13-27D  L36 

Robert,  jr.  2-12-27  N12 

S.  W.  2-4-27  L6 

S.  W.  2-5-27  L10 

S.  W.  2-5-27  N3 

S.  W.  2-6-27  L4 

S.  W.  2-8-27  L14 

Sarah  E.  Sumner  4-13-27  N4 

W.  B.  8-4-27C  L8 

W.  E.  3-17-27M  L5 

W.  E.  3-17-27M  N7 

W.  L.  4-21-27  L15 

W.  L.  4-21-27  N5 

Warren  Bruce  8-4-27B  L8 

William  5-19-27C  L12 

infant  2-5-27D  N3 

TUTER 

Artie  McNeally  6-16-27  L16 
Artie  McNealy  6-15-27  L8 
Artie  McNealy  6-16-27  L15 
Artie  McNealy  6-16-27  Nl 
B.  P.  4-16-27P  L7 
Grace  6-16-27  L19 
Marie  6-16-27  L19 


TUTER  (cont.) 

Martha  4-16-27  L7 

Orean  5-13-27DV  L22 

Orean  5-14- 2 7DV  N2 

Orean  E.  4-3-27DV  L9 

Preston  6-16-27  L19 

Roscoe  5-14-27DV  N2 

Roscoe  6-15-27M  L8 

Roscoe  6-16-27M  L15 

Roscoe  6-16-27M  Nl 

W.  R.  4-3-27DV  L9 

W.  R.  5-13-27DV  L22 

W.  R.  6-16-27  L19 

William  Roscoe  6-16-27M  L16 

TUTTLE 

Anna  7-16-27P  L7 
Howard  10-1-27  L12 
Howard  10-1-27  N3 
Howard  10-2-27  L31 
Howard  10-4-27  L12 
James  11-24-27  L10 
James  11-25-27  N2 
James  11-27-27  N8B 
Luther  9-28-27D  L9 
Luther  L.  10-1-27D  L12 
Luther  L.  10-1-27D  N3 
Luther  L.  10-2-27D  L31 
Luther,  Mrs.  10-4-27  L12 
Mary  Lou  11-25-27D  N2 
Mary  Sue  11-24-27D  L10 
Mary  Sue  11-27-27D  N8B 
Robert  11-24-27  L10 
Robert  11-25-27  N2 
Robert  11-27-27  N8B 
Seth  11-24-27  L10 
Seth  11-25-27  N2 
Seth  11-27-27  N8B 
William  W.  7-16-27  L7 

TWEED 

Homer  L.  4-16-27P  L7 

TWENTE 

A.  H.  6-17-27M  L23 
A.  H.  6-18-27M  N5   , 
Arthur  H.  6-18-27M  Nl 
Mary  Ruth  Hill  6-17-27  L23 
Mary  Ruth  Hill  6-18-27  Nl 
Mary  Ruth  Hill  6-18-27  N5 

TWIGGER 

Lorene  Yergen  6-19-27  Nl 
Lorene  Yergen  6-19-27  NIB 


1547 


TWIGGER  (cont.) 

Paul  G.  6-19-27M  Nl 

Paul  G.  6-19-27M  NIB 
TWIGGS 

Lorene  Yergen  6-19-27  L27 

Paul  G.  6-19-27M  L27 
TYLER 

Bertha  Anderson  7-17-27  L8 

Bertha  Anderson  7-17-27  Nl 

Hoyt  7-17-27M  L8 

Hoyt  7-17-27M  Nl 

Malinda  10-22-27P  L7 

Malinda  4-16-27P  L7 

Samuel  4-3-27M  L2 

Samuel  4-3-27M  L4 

Samuel  4-3-27M  NIB 

Thelma  Johnson  4-3-27  L2 

Thelma  Johnson  4-3-27  L4 

Thelma  Johnson  4-3-27  NIB 

Victoria  7-16-27P  L7 

Walter  10-23-27C  N5B 

William  T.  2-20-27  NIB 
TYLER,  TEXAS 

named  after  Spfd  man  2-20-27 
TYNDALL 

Alice  Clem  1-3-27  L10 

Alice  Clem  1-4-27  N8 

Keith  1-3-27M  L10 

Keith  1-4-27M  N8 

Keith  M.  7-30-27C  N7 
ULLMANN 

Lee,  Mrs.  2-5-27  L10 

Lee,  Mrs.  2-6-27  L25 
UMBARGER 

W.  A.  12-14-27  N2 
UMLAUF 

Cleo  Beckerdite  8-10-27  N2 

Cleo  Beckerdite  8-9-27  L4 

L.  B.  8-10-27B  N2 

L.  D.  8-9-27B  L4 

Lige  8-10-27C  N2 

Lige  8-9-27C  L4 
UNDERWOOD 

Anna  L.  3-21-27  N2 

Charles  Vernon  10-13-27B  L6 

Charles  Vernon  10-13-27B  N7 

D.  L.  12-20-27D  Lll 

D.  L.  12-20-27D  N7 

D.  L.  12-21-27D  N2 

Ester  3-21-27  N2 


UNDERWOOD  (cont.) 

Evelyn  3-21-27  L14 
Evelyn  3-21-27  N2 
Hazel  12-20-27  Lll 
Hazel  12-21-27  N2 
Jennie  10-22-27P  L7 
Jennie  3-21-27  L14 
Jennie  3-21-27  N2 
Jennie  3-21-27D  N2 
Jennie  R.  3-22-27D  N12 
Jennie  R.  3-23-27D  N10 
Jennie  Roberts  3-21-27D  L14 
Jennie  Roberts  3-22-27D  L10 
Letha  Coble  2-14-27  Nl 
Marguerite  3-21-27  N2 
Richard  M.  3-21-27  L14 
Richard  M.  3-21-27  N2 
T.  F.  3-21-27  N2 
T.  F.,  Mrs.  3-21-27D  L14 
T.  F.,  Mrs.  3-22-27D  L10 
T.  J. ,  Mrs.  3-21-27D  N2 
Thomas  F.  3-21-27  L14 
Thomas,  Mrs.  3-21-27D  N2 
NIB      William  10-13-27C  L6 
William  10-13-27C  N7 
UNTERKIRCHER 

Cleo  7-5-27D  L10 

F.  A.  7-5-27  L10 
UPTON 

Agnes  8-11-27  L8 

Agnes  8-12-27  N3 

Cora  F.  11-27-27  NIB 

W.  P.  8-11-27D  L8 

W.  P.  8-12-27D  N3 

family  of  Polk  Co.  2-19-27  Nl 

URBAN 

Charles,  Mrs.  12-10-27  Nil 
Charles,  Mrs.  12-7-27  L6 
Charles,  Mrs.  12-7-27  N2 
Tony,  Mrs.  3-14-27  L10 
Tony,  Mrs.  3-14-27  N2 

USELTON 

G.  E.  4-13-27  L13 
Hazel  F.  4-6-27M  L10 
Hazel  Frances  4-13-27M  L13 

USREY 

Adolphus  Dean  12-13-27M  L17 
Adolphus  Dean  12-14-27M  N5 
Helma  LeBolt  12-13-27  L17 
Helma  LeBolt  12-14-27  N5 


1548 


UTIGER 

Dan  R.  11-10-27  N2 
Daniel  10-7-27  Nil 
Kate  10-6-27D  LI 
Kate  10-6-27D  Nl 
Kate  10-7-27D  Nil 
Kate  11-10-27P  N2 
UTLEY 

Georgia  8-14-27E  N3C 
Georgia  9-8-27M  L15 
Georgia  9-9-27M  N5 
H.  B.,  Mrs.  10-30-27  N12A 

8-14-27    N3C 

9-8-27    L15 

9-9-27    N5 


C. 
C. 

c. 


6-22-27  L8 
6-22-27  N8 
6-28-27  L2 
6-28-27    L3 


W, 

w, 
w. 

V7ADER 

Frances  Yates 

Frances  Yates 

Frances  Yates 

Frances  Yates 
VAIL 

Edward,  Mrs.  2-14-27D  Lll 

Frank  M.  2-14-27  Lll 

Neita  11-23-27M  L8 

Nita  11-6-27E  N3C 

Nita  11-7-27M  L15 

Nita  9-12-27E  N5 

Robert  11-20-27  L22 

Robert  9-12-27  N5 

Robert,  Mrs.  2-14-27  Lll 

William  D.  2-14-27  Lll 
VAILE 

Clement  O.  5-16-27M  L8 

Hattie  W.  McSpadden  5-16-27  L8 
VALAN INGHAM 

Oliver  2-8-27D  L9 
VALES 

L.  C.  , 
VANARSDALE 

Nell  P 


Mrs.  8-22-27  L7 


1-13-27DV  L8 
Nelle  E.  4-11-27DV  L8 
Nellie  5-13-27DV  N9 
Nellie  E.  5-12-27DV  L8 
W.  C.  1-13-27DV  L8 
William  C.  4-11-27DV  L8 
5-12-27DV  L8 
5-13-27DV  N9 


William  C. 
William  C. 
VANBRADT 


Harry,  Mrs.  6-20-27  N 


VANBUREN 

Leah  8-27-2 
Leah  8-28-2 
Leah  9-16-2 
Leah  9-17-2 
Oswald  8-27 
Oswald  8-28 
Oswald  9-16 
Oswald  9-17 

VANBUSKIRK 

L.  E.,  Mrs. 

VANCLEEF 

Harry,  Mrs. 
Harry,  Mrs. 
Harry,  Mrs. 

VANDARGRIFFT 

Fannie  12-1 
Fannie  12-1 
Fannie  12-9 
Newton  12-1 
Newton  12-1 
Newton  12-9 
W.  S.,  Mrs. 
W.  S.,  Mrs. 
W.  S.,  Mrs. 

VANDEFORD 

A.  R.  6-22- 
A.  R.  6-22- 
Beatrice  6- 
Beatrice  6- 
Pearl  6-22- 
Pearl  M.  6- 
W.  L.  6-22- 
W.  L.  6-22- 

VANDERFORD 

A.  R.  6-21- 
A.  R.  6-27- 
A.  R.  6-28- 
Beatrice  6- 
J.  B.  1-22- 
Louise  1-22 
Pearl  M.  6- 
W.  L.  6-21- 

VANDEVENTER 

D.  0.  8-23- 
D.  0.  8-24- 
Inez  8-23-2 

VANDIVER 

Clyde  G.  1- 
Louis  C.  1- 


7DV  L12 
7DV  NIB 
7DV  Nl 
7DV  N3 
-27DV  L12 
-27DV  NIB 
-27DV  Nl 
-2  7DV  N3 

10-16-27  L19 

5-30-27  L9 
5-30-27  N3 
5-31-27  N2 

0-27D  L12 

0-27D  N6 

-27D  L22 

0-27  L12 

0-27  N6 

-27  L22 
12-10-27D  L12 
12-10-27D  N6 
12-9-27D  L22 

27  L8 
27  N8 
22-27  L8 
22-27  N8 
27  N8 
22-27  L8 
27  L8 
27  N8 

27  L10 
27  L2 
27  L6 
21-27  L10 
27  L7 
-27P  L7 
21-27  L10 
27  L10 

27DV  L12 
27DV  Nl 
7DV  L12 

15-27C  L10 
15-27B  L10 


1549 


VANDIVORT 

Russell,  Mrs.  12-17-27  L12 
Russell,  Mrs.  12-17-27  N12 
Russell,  Mrs.  12-18-27  N2B 

VANDORN 

Avis,  Mrs.  10-28-27  N10 
Patricia  10-28-27  N10 

VANDYKE 

Eugene  4-17-27  L36 
Gene  4-9-27  L10 
Gene  4-9-27  N12 
Howard  4-9-27D  L10 
Howard  L.  4-17-27  L36 
Howard,  Mrs.  4-10-27D  NIB 
Howard,  Mrs.  4-9-27D  N12 
Jessie  Lucille  6-12-27M  L31 
Jessie  Lucille  6-12-27M  N10C 

VANHOOK 

Bryan  6-1-27C  L8 
Bryan  6-1-27C  N3 
Bryant  M.  6-1-27C  N5 
Helen  Willsie  5-23-27  L6 
Helen  Willsie  5-24-27  Nl 
Helen  Willsie  5-24-27  N2 
Raymond  5-23-27M  L6 
Raymond  5-24 -27M  Nl 
Raymond  5-24-27M  N2 
Richard  Bryan  6-1-27B  L8 
Richard  Bryan  6-1-27B  N5 

VANHOOSEN 

Blanche  8-25-27M  L7 

VANHOOSER 

Blanche  8-25-27M  Nl 

VANN 

Paul  W.  10-14-27E  L31 

VANOMAN 

Joseph  N.  12-3-27DV  L6 
Nannie  12-3-27DV  L6 

VANORMAN 

Joseph  N.  12-3-27DV  N3 
Nannie  12-3-27DV  N3 

VANTRUMP 

Lillian  M.  12-4-27M  L2 

VANW INKLE 

Ralph  N.,  Jr.  9-26-27B  L3 
Zeda  Saltz  10-25-27  N7 
Zella  Saltz  10-25-27  L14 

VANZANDT 

Charles  9-23-27C  Nil 
Eden  10-2-27M  N4A 


VANZANDT  (cont.) 

Ernest  L.  5-30-27  L9 
Ernest  L.  5-30-27  N3 
Ernest  L.  5-31-27  N2 
Glendale  J.  5-30-27  L9 
Glendale  J.  5-30-27  N3 
Glendale  J.  5-31-27  N2 
Lena  8-16-27M  L2 
Lena  8-16-27M  Nl 
Nora  12-26-27  L15 
Nora  Keys  12-27-27  N6 
T.  J.  5-30-27D  L9 
T.  J.  5-30-27D  N3 
T.  J.  5-31-27D  N2 

VARLEY 

J.  R.  1-9-27C  L8 
Margaret  A.  1-9-27B  L8 
Mary  B.  1-9-27B  L8 
W.  E.  1-9-27  L8 

VASS 

Louise  Robertson  11-5-27  L8 
Louise  Robertson  11-5-27  Nl 
Paul  W.  11-5-27M  L8 
Paul  W.  11-5-27M  Nl 

VAUGHAN 

A.  T.  9-27-27  L15 
A.  T. ,  Mrs.  10-16-27  L19 
Allen  T.  3-13-27  L22 
Josephine  3-13-27E  L22 
Ruby  9-27-27M  L15 

VAUGHN 

A.  T.  3-27-27  L20 

Amas  1-12-27  L8 

Bernice  1-12-27  L8 

C.  W.,  Mrs.  4-17-27D  N8B 

Charles,  Mrs.  7-27-27  L16 

Charles,  Mrs.  7-27-27  N12 

Charles,  Mrs.  8-1-27  L8 

Helen  B.  11-19-27  LI 

James  11-19-27  LI 

James  R.,  Mrs.  11-10-27  N3 

Josephine  3-27-27M  L10 

Josephine  3-27-27M  L20  , 

Leona  6-9-27  N3 

Martha  Vina  6-12-27M  NIB 

Martha  Vina  6-9-27M  Nl 

Martha  Vina  6-9-27M  N3 

Martha  Vine  6-4-27M  Nl 

P.  F. ,  Mrs.  4-9-27  L10 

P.  T.  4-9-27  N12 


1550 


VAUGHN  ( cont . ) 

Ruby  3-27-27  L20 

T.  F. ,  Mrs.  4-8-27  L21 

Vina  6-4-27M  Nl 

Warren  1-12-27  L8 
VEACH 

John  B.  1-30-27D  N6 
VEASMAN 

Chris,  Mrs.  2-13-27  NIB 

H.  L.  2-13-27  NIB 
VEERKAMP 

Franz  L.  6-20-27  N 

H.  A.  6-20-27  N 

Harold  C.  6-20-27  N 

James  P.  6-20-27  N 

Lydia  6-20-27  N 

W.  E.  6-20-27D  L14 

W.  E.  6-20-27D  N 

William  H.  6-20-27  N 
VEITCH 

P.  E. ,  Mrs.  6-20-27  N10 
VERMILLION 

Dicia  8-28-27DV  NIB 

Jesse  L.  8-28-27DV  NIB 
VERNON 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  5-5-27D  L4 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  5-5-27D  Nl 
VERSAW 

Robert  9-21-27C  N12 
VEST 

Addie  Opal  Hope  2-17-27  L8 

Audie  2-17-27M  L8 
VICKERS 

Andrew  9-5-27  L7 

Andrew  9-5-27  N10 

Ann  9-5-27  L7 

Ann  9-5-27  N10 

James  9-5-27D  L7 

James  9-5-27D  N10 

John  9-5-27  L7 

John  9-5-27  N10 

Virgie  9-5-27  L7 

Virgie  9-5-27  N10 
VILES 

Genevieve  4-24-27E  N2C 

Genevieve  5-29-27E  NIC 

Genevieve  6-10-27M  L27 

Genevieve  6-11-27M  N5 

Genevieve  6-5-27E  L18 

j.  v.,  daughter  of  10-2-27D  N4A 


VILES  (cont.) 

W.  W.  4-24-27  N2C 

W.  W.  5-29-27  NIC 

W.  W.  6-11-27  N5 

W.  W.  6-5-27  L18 

W.  W. ,  Mrs.  6-10-27  L27 

family  of  Polk  Co.  2-19-27  Nl 

VINEYARD 

Nora  F.  11-13-27M  L10 
Nora  F.  11-13-27M  NIB 
family  reunion  8-27-27  Lll 

VINSON 

Marie  5-4-27M  N16 
Marie  5-4-27M  N3 
Marie  5-5-27M  L14 

VINTON 

Bessie  Dabbs  1-8-27  L5 
Bessie  Dabbs  1-9-27  N5 
Elizabeth  McGinty  1-8-27  L5 
Elizabeth  McGinty  1-9-27  N5 
Harry  C.  1-10-27  L6 
Harry  Campbell  1-10-27  L6 
Harry  Campbell  1-8-27  L5 
Harry  Campbell  1-9-27  L8 
Harry  Campbell  1-9-27  N5 
James  K.  1-10-27  L6 
James  Kearney  1-10-27  L6 
James  Kearney  1-8-27  L5 
James  Kearney  1-9-27  L8 
James  Kearney  1-9-27  N5 
Julia  2-20-27  L29 
Juliet  5-14-27  Nil 
Juliet  Lee  1-10-27  L6 
Juliet  Lee  1-8-27  L5 
Juliet  Lee  1-9-27  L8 
Juliet  Lee  1-9-27  N5 
Juliet  Rebecca  4-19-27  L5 
Juliet  Rebecca  4-19-27  N2 
Juliet  Rebecca  4-9-27  LI 
M.  C.  2-20-27  L29 
Madison  C.  1-21-27P  L6 
Madison  C.  7-16-27P  L7 
Madison  Campbell  1-10-27D  L6 
Madison  Campbell  1-11-27D  L6 
Madison  Campbell  1-22-27P  N3 
Madison  Campbell  1-8-27D  L5 
Madison  Campbell  1-9-27D  L8 
Madison  Campbell  1-9-27D  N5 
Margaret  Campbell  4-19-27  N2 
Margaret  E.  Campbell  4-19-27  L5 


1551 


VINTON  (cont.) 

Margaret  Eugenia  1-8-27  L5 
Rebecca  4-9-27  N12 
S.  F. ,  Mrs.  10-13-27  N3 
S.  S.  2-20-27  L29 
S.  S. ,  Mrs.  10-13-27  Lll 
S.  1-8-27  L5 
S.  4-19-27  L5 
4-19-27  N2 
Jr.  1-10-27  L6 
jr.  1-9-27  L8 
jr.  1-9-27  N5 
1-10-27  L6 


S, 

S., 
S., 
S., 
Mrs 


Samuel 

Samuel 

Samuel 

Samuel 

Samuel 

Samuel 

W.  T.  , 

Walter  B.  1-21-27  L6 

Walter  B.  1-22-27  N3 

Walter  B.  7-16-27  L7 

Walter  Berry  1-10-27  L6 

Walter  Berry  1-8-27  L5 

Walter  Berry  1-9-27  L8 

Walter  Berry  1-9-27  N5 

William  Abner  1-10-27  L6 

William  Abner  1-9-27  L8 

William  Abner  1-9-27  N5 

William  Arthur  1-8-27  L5 
VIOLETT 

Mae  Gibbins  12-21-27  L6 

Mae  Gibbins  12-22-27  Nil 
VOGT 

Joseph  J.  9-18-27  NIB 
VONGUNDUN 

E.  L.,  Mrs 

E .  L . ,  Mrs 
VONWILLER 

A.  L.  5-13-27C  L22 

Virginia  Kathalyne  5-13-27B  L22 
VOYLES 

Dave  3-29-27  L2 

Dave  3-29-27  N10 

3-15-27  L14 
3-15-27  N12 


6-30-27  L14 
6-30-27  N3 


Mrs 
Mrs 


12-18-27C  L39 


Dave, 

Dave, 
WACHEL 

T.  C. 
WACKMAN 

Emily 

Emily 

Emily 
WADDELL 

Gracie  6-15-27  L3 

John  S.  4-17-27  N10C 

R.  E.  11-9-27C  N8 


F, 
F, 
F, 


7- 
7- 

7- 


28-27M  Lll 
29-27M  Nl 
29-27M  N3 


WADDILL 

J.  S.  4-16-27  L7 

James  R.  2-20-27  L34 

John  B.  2-20-27  L34 

R.  S.  2-20-27  L34 

pronunciation  of  2-20- 

•27  L34 

WADDLE 

B.  I.  2-14-27  N10 

B.  L.  2-13-27  L36 

Bertha  P.  Hamsey  6-26- 

■27  N7A 

Bertha  P.  Ramsey  6-26- 

•27  L37 

Henry  C.  2-13-27  L3  6 

Henry  C.  2-14-27  N10 

James  2-16-27D  L10 

James  2-16-27D  N7 

James  Wilson  2-13-27D 

L36 

Joseph  2-13-27  L36 

Joseph  2-14-27  N10 

Robert  O.  6-26-27M  L37 

Robert  O.  6-26-27M  N7A 

Sallie  2-13-27  L36 

Sallie  2-14-27  N10 

Wilson  2-14-27D  N10 

WADE 

Alice  1-22-27  L7 

C.  M.  7-29-27  L8 

C.  M.  7-30-27  L12 

C.  M.  7-30-27  N2 

Charles  1-12-27E  N5 

Dora  7-16-27  L7 

G.  C.  1-22-27P  L7 

J.  E.  7-29-27  L8 

J.  E.  7-30-27  L12 

J.  E.  7-30-27  N2 

Jack  5-11-27M  L17 

Katherine  Gardner  5-1] 

.-27  L17 

R.  L.  5-28-27  L2 

Ray  W.  7-30-27  L12 

Ray  W.  7-30-27  N2 

Roy  W.  7-29-27  L8 

Ruby  5-28-27M  L2 

W.  J.  7-29-27D  L8 

W.  J.  7-30-27D  L12 

\ 

W.  J.  7-30-27D  N2 

WADLEY 

W.  T.  9-18-27  NIB 

WADLOW 

Elmer  G.,  Mrs.  9-8-27 

L10 

Elmer  G. ,  Mrs.  9-9-27 

L13 

Elmer  G. ,  Mrs.  9-9-27 

N12 

1552 


WADLOW  (cont.) 

T.  W. ,  Mrs.  2-27-27  L31 
WAFEY 

Edward  Gay  1-9-27D  L10 
Josephine  Willeke  1-9-27  L10 
WAFFORD 

Edna  Sigman  3-11-27  L9 
Elmer  G.  3-11-27M  L9 
WAGGONER 

Bernene  1-26-27M  Lll 
Bess  10-16-27D  N3A 
WAGNER 

Charles  A.  9-12-27M  L15 

E.  H.  10-22-27  L8 

E.  H.,  Mrs.  10-20-27D  L12 

Esther  Anderson  10-13-27  L6 

Harry  5-23-27D  L6 

Harry  5-23-27D  N3 

Harry  5-24-27D  L12 

Harry  5-24-27D  N12 

Harry  5-27-27  Nil 

Harry,  Mrs.  5-27-27  L2 

Henry  2-8-27  L9 

James  5-23-27  L6 

James  5-23-27  N3 

Lee  2-8-27  L9 

Lee  5-27-27  L2 

Leo  5-23-27  L6 

Leo  5-23-27  N3 

Lorene  10-22-27P  L7 

Mike  1-24-27  L6 

Mike  1-25-27  L12 

Minnie  2-8-27  L9 

Minnie  5-23-27  L6 

Minnie  5-23-27  N3 

Myrl  10-22-27P  L7 

Nick  10-13-27C  L6 

P.  F.  2-8-27A  L9 

p.  F.  5-23-27  L6 

p.  F.  5-23-27  N3 

P.  F.  5-27-27  L2 

P.  F.  5-27-27  Nil 

Pearl  E.  Cross  9-12-27  L15 

Raymond  E.  6-26-27M  L37 

Raymond  E.  6-26-27M  N7A 

Rilda  10-20-27D  L12 

Rilda  10-22-27D  L8 

Roberta  1-11-27D  N12 

Ruth  C.  Hilsabeck  6-26-27  L37 

Ruth  C.  Hilsabock  6-26-27  N7A 


WAGNER  (cont.) 

Sadie  2-8-27  L9 
Sadie  5-23-27  L6 
Stella  1-24-27  L6 
Stella  1-25-27  L12 
Verna  5-23-27  L6 
Verna  5-23-27  N3 
WAGONER 

Ed,  Mrs.  10-24-27D  L14 
WAGSTAFF 

Arthur  11-25-27D  L19 
Arthur  11-26-27D  N2 
Arthur  2-20-27  L29 
Percy  2-20-27  L29 
Richard  2-20-27  L29 
Robert  11-25-27  L19 
Robert  11-26-27  N2 
Robert  2-20-27  L29 
Robert  2-20-27D  L29 
WAINMAN 

Homer  1-14-27DV  L15 
Itrice  1-14-27DV  L15 
WAIT 

Horace  W.  5-14-27M  L10 
Horace  W.  5-15-27M  NIB 
Ruth  Simmons  5-14-27  L10 
Ruth  Simmons  5-15-27  NIB 
WAITS 

Arthur,  Mrs.  2-12-27  N12 
Bert,  Mrs.  6-22-27  N8 
WALCH 

Charles  10-22-27C  N12 
WALDEN 

W.  A. ,  Mrs.  2-20-27  L5 
W.  A. ,  Mrs.  2-20-27  N8B 
William  A.  2-10-27D  L6 
William  A.  2-13-27D  L36 
William  A.  2-9-27D  L9 
WALDES 

W.  A.  2-13-27D  N9 
WALF 

R.  M.  3-24-27  L10 
WALKER 

A.  M.  6-26-27  N7A 
A.  M.  6-27-27  L12 
A.  M.  6-28-27  N8 
Abe  4-1-27  L13 
Abe  4-2-27  N3 
Abe  7-31-27DV  NIB 
Abe,  Mrs.  3-31-27  L14 


1553 


WALKER  (cont.) 

Abe,  Mrs.  4-1-27  N6 

Addie  Breazeale  10-12-27  N12 

Appleton  4-22-27DV  L18 

Appleton  C.  4-23-27DV  N7 

Appleton  G.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Ben,  Mrs.  4-17-27  L20 

Charles  L.  6-26-27  N7A 

Charles  L.  6-27-27  L12 

Charles  L.  6-28-27  N8 

Chloe  Smithpeter  11-2-27  L12 

Chloe  Smithpeter  11-2-27  N10 

Clifford  12-25-27M  L16 

Clifford  12-25-27M  NIB 

Dave  4-24-27  L18 

Dave  5-8-27  L9 

E.  A. ,  Mrs.  10-2-27  L22 

Eula  Ward  3-27-27  L10 

Eula  Ward  3-30-27  L15 

Eula  Ward  3-31-27  N5 

Faye  6-17-27  LI 

Faye  6-18-27  N8 

Fred  5-19-27M  Nl 

George  3-31-27  L14 

George  4-1-27  L13 

George  4-1-27  N6 

George  4-2-27  N3 

George  6-28-27  N8 

George  A.  6-26-27  N7A 

George  A.  6-27-27  L12 

Hal  6-26-27  N7A 

Hal  6-27-27  L12 

Hal  6-28-27  N8 

Henry  P.  11-2-27M  L12 

Henry  P.  11-2-27M  N10 

Hugh  6-26-27D  N6B 

James  F.  3-30-27  L15 

James  F.  3-31-27  N5 

Jennie  7-31-27DV  NIB 

John  H.  1-22-27  L7 

Kib  4-2-27  N3 

Leona  Towers  11-22-27  L16 

Leona  Towers  11-22-27  Nl 

Leonard  1-22-27  L7 

Leonard  11-22-27M  L16 

Leonard  11-22-27M  Nl 

Leonard  3-31-27  L14 

Leonard  4-1-27  L13 

Leonard  4-1-27  N6 

Leonard  4-2-27  N3 


WALKER  (cont.) 

Leonard  6-26-27  N7A 
Leonard  6-27-27  L12 
Leonard  6-28-27  N8 
Lon  3-31-27  L14 
Lon  4-1-27  L13 
Lon  4-1-27  N6 
Lula  2-21-27DV  L6 
Mary  A.  12-13-27  L14 
Mary  A.  12-13-27  Nil 
Maud  7-20-27M  Nl 
Ollie,  Mrs.  1-28-27  L22 
Ralph  3-27-27M  L10 
Ralph  3-30-27M  L15 
Ralph  3-31-27M  N5 
Ralph  6-5-27  N6B 
Robert  2-21-27DV  L6 
Ruth  9-17-27DV  N3 
Ruth  E.  4-22-27DV  L18 
Ruth  E.  4-23-27DV  N7 
S.  M. ,  Mrs.  4-7-27  L14 
S.  M. ,  Mrs.  4-7-27  N2 
Thomas  B.  6-26-27D  N7A 
Thomas  B.  6-27-27D  L12 
Thomas  B.  6-28-27D  N8 
Tom  3-31-27  L14 
Tom  4-1-27  L13 
Tom  4-1-27  N6 
Tom  4-2-27  N3 
Velda  Leach  12-25-27  L16 
Velda  Leach  12-25-27  NIB 
Velma  Holbert  7-12-27  L13 
Virginia  Ryker  5-19-27  Nl 
W.  C.  6-17-27  LI 
W.  C.  6-18-27  N8 
Wesley  7-12-27M  L13 
Will  4-24-27  L18 
William  5-8-27  L9 
William  A.  1-22-27P  L7 
William  J.  3-31-27D  L14 
William  J.  4-1-27D  L13 
William  J.  4-1-27D  N6 
William  J.  4-2-27D  L10, 
William  J.  4-2-27D  N3 
WALL 

C.  Herbert  9-11-27M  L22 
C.  Herbert  9-8-27M  L10 
H.  B.  5-29-27  L19 
H.  B.  5-29-27  N3C 
H.  B.  9-11-27  L22 


1554 


WALL  ( cont . ) 

H.  B.  9-11-27  N3C 

H.  B.  9-18-27  N3C 

H.  B. ,  Mrs.  9-18-27  L22 

Herbert  5-29-27E  L19 

Herbert  5-29-27E  N3C 

Herbert  9-11-27M  N3C 

Ila  Marie  Elsey  9-11-27  L22 

Ila  Marie  Elsey  9-11-27  N3C 

Ila  Marie  Elsey  9-8-27  L10 

WALLACE 

A.  H. ,  Mrs.  9-24-27  L12 
A.  H. ,  Mrs.  9-24-27  N12 
A.  H. ,  Mrs.  9-25-27  L31 

A.  H. ,  Mrs.  9-25-27  N4A 
Allie  7-17-27  N6A 
Charley  2-20-27  N8 
Clint  2-20-27  N8 
Helen  5-12-27M  L8 

Joe  2-20-27  N8 

Lida  S.  10-24-27M  L8 

Luther  7-17-27  N6A 

R.  E.  11-13-27D  L5 

S.  C. ,  Mrs.  10-7-27  L22 

Samuel,  Mrs.  10-7-27  Nil 

WALLACE  FAMILY 

of  Lebanon,  Mo.  2-20-27  N8 

WALLER 

B.  H. ,  Mrs.  12-1-27  Nil 
G.  C.  4-3-27  L19 

G.  C.  4-4-27  L13 
G.  C.  4-4-27  N5 
H.  G.  12-7-27  Nil 
H.  G. ,  Mrs.  12-4-27  N9A 
H. ,  Mrs.  12-1-27  L12 
Robert  12-17-27D  L12 
Robert  12-17-27D  N12 
Robert  12-18-27D  N2B 

WALLERS 

Schosea,  Mrs.  5-1-27M  N8B 

WALLERT 

F.  F. ,  Mrs.  9-2-27  L18 
F.  F. ,  Mrs.  9-3-27  N3 

WALLS 

Flora  1-22-27P  L7 
Frank  3-3-27  L6 
George  3-3-27  L6 
J.  L.  3-3-27  L6 
L.  F.  3-2-27D  L8 
L.  F.  3-3-27D  L6 


WALLS  (cont.) 

Nancy  3-3-27  L6 
WALMY 

James  10-22-27P  L7 

James  10-28-27  N10 

Monte,  Mrs.  10-28-27  N10 
WALNUT  GROVE,  MO. 

naming  of  2-28-27  N4 
WALPERT 

William  2-6-27C  N6 
WALROND 

Lela  Smith  10-6-27  L12 

Myrt  10-6-27M  L12 
WALSH 

Ellen  6-10-27D  L10 

Ellen  6-10-27D  N3 

Ellen  6-11-27D  L14 

Ellen  6-11-27D  N12 

Ellen  6-12-27D  L31 

James  6-10-27  L10 

James  6-10-27  N3 

James  6-11-27  L14 

James  6-11-27  N12 

James  6-12-27  L31 

James  6-13-27  L3 

Joe  6-10-27  N3 

John  6-10-27  L10 

John  6-13-27  L3 

Mary  Ellen  6-13-27D  L3 
WALSTRAND 

Mary  6-10-27  N3 

Mary  6-11-27  L14 

Mary  6-11-27  N12 

Oscar  6-10-27  N3 

Oscar  6-11-27  L14 

Oscar  6-11-27  N12 

Oscar  F.  6-13-27  L12 

Oscar  F.  6-14-27  Nil 

Rudolph  6-10-27  N3 

Rudolph  V.  6-13-27  L12 

Rudolph  V.  6-14-27  Nil 
WALT 

Horace  W.  5-14-27M  L10 

Horace  W.  5-15-27M  N10 

Ruth  Simmons  5-14-27  L10 

Ruth  Simmons  5-15-27  N10 
WALTER 

Alice  J.  Cresan  1-4-27  N10 

Alice  J.  Creson  1-3-27  L10 

Alice  J.  Creson  1-4-27  L9 


1555 


WALTER  (cont.) 

Alice  J.  Creson  1-5-27  L7 

Alice  J.  Creson  1-5-27  N3 

Alice  J.  Creson  1-6-27  N3 

Bessie  1-3-27  L10 

Bessie  1-4-27  N10 

Frank  1-3-27  L10 

Frank  1-4-27  N10 

Margaret  1-3-27  L10 

Margaret  1-4-27  N10 

Marie  1-3-27  L10 

Marie  1-4-27  N10 

Roy  1-3-27  L10 

Roy  1-4-27  N10 

Thomas  1-3-27  L10 

Thomas  1-4-27  N10 
WALTERS 

Harry  12-6-27  Nil 

Mary  Taylor  12-2-27  L15 

Mary  Taylor  12-2-27  N12 
WALTON 

Burley  E.  9-24-27D  L12 

Burley  E.  9-25-27D  N4A 

Chester  9-24-27  L12 

Chester  9-25-27  N4A 

Eula  9-24-27  L12 

Eula  9-25-27  N4A 

Evalina  9-24-27  L12 

Evelina  9-25-27  N4A 

Fred,  Mrs.  1-9-27  N7B 

Juanita  Grimmett  5-13-27  L26 

Juanita  Grimmett  5-14-27  N3 

Mable  9-24-27  L12 

Mable  9-25-27  N4A 

Mary  J.  9-24-27  L12 

Mary  J.  9-25-27  N4A 

Verda  Blunt  7-3-27  L19 

Virgie  9-24-27  L12 

Virgie  9-25-27  N4A 

W.  H.  9-24-27  L12 

W.  H.  9-25-27  N4A 

Walter  A.  7-16-27  L7 

Walter  A.  9-24-27  L12 

Walter  A.  9-25-27  N4A 

Walter  W.  5-13-27M  L26 

Walter  W.  5-14-27M  N3 

William  H.  7-3-27M  L19 
WALTRIP 

Hildegard  Louise  4-17-27B  N8B 

M.  H.  4-17-27C  N8B 


WALTZ 

Helen  M.  10-16-27  L35 

Helen  M.  10-16-27  NIB 
WAMPLER 

Verda  9-30-27  L8 
WANNEMACHER 

Arthur  5-12-27M  N 

Arthur  5-8-27M  L3 

Irene  McAlister  5-12-27  N 

Ruby  I.  McAllister  5-8-27  L3 
WARD 

C.  D.  10-23-27  N5B 

Clarence  10-2-27C  L31 

Clarence  2-6-27  L14 

E.  11-28-27  L2 

E.  11-28-27  N10 

Ella  Hayes  9-26-27  N2 

Eula  3-27-27M  L10 

Eula  3-30-27M  L15 

Eula  3-31-27M  N5 

Eva  Irene  Myers  4-16-27P  L7 

Fayett  11-28-27  L2 

Fayette  11-28-27  N10 

Francis  LeRoy  10-2-27B  L31 

Frank  3-30-27  L15 

Frank  3-31-27  N5 

G.  D.  9-9-27  L21 

G.  D.  9-9-27  N5 

G.  Pearson,  Mrs.  10-4-27  L10 

G.  Pearson,  Mrs.  10-4-27  N2 

G.  Pearson,  Mrs.  10-5-27  L12 

G.  Pearson,  Mrs.  10-5-27  N12 

Hazel  Rogers  Ealy  9-8-27  L10 

Hazel  Rogers  Ealy  9-9-27  L21 

Hazel  Rogers  Ealy  9-9-27  N5 

Inez  1-28-27  L22 

Mabel  5-25-27M  L9 

Mabel  5-25-27M  N14 

Mabel  5-26-27M  N3 

Margaret  Cunningham  11-22-27  L13 

Margaret  Cunningham  11-23-27  L8 

Margaret  Cunningham  11-23-27  N8 

Marvin  9-9-27M  L21 

Marvin  9-9-27M  N5 

Marvin  M.  9-8-27M  L10 

Mattie  11-28-27  L2 

Mattie  11-28-27  N10 

R.  H.  9-9-27D  N12 
WARDELL 

Fred  D.  5-14-27C  L10 


1556 


WARDELL  (cont.) 

Lucy  7-16-27  L7 

Martha  Minnie  5-14-27B  L10 
WARE 

Catherine  B.  7-16-27P  L7 

Nadine  7-24-27M  N10B 
WARF 

Ruth  5-4-27  Nl 

Ruth  9-16-27  Nl 
WARFORD 

,  Mrs.  9-11-27D  N9A 

WARNER 

E.  M.  10-19-27C  L12 

E.  M.  10-7-27C  N5 

Louis  E.  8-21-27C  N8A 

Lucille  Sherer  10-19-27  L12 

Lucille  Sherer  10-7-27  N5 

May  10-2-27  L31 

William  Lewis  10-19-27B  L12 

William  Lewis  10-7-27B  N5 
WARNICK 

Margaret  F.  Mayes  7-22-27  N5 

Robert  7-22-27M  N5 
WARREN 

A.  L.  7-17-27  N6A 

Andrew  L.  7-17-27  L27 

Charley  1-22-27  L7 

Charley  1-23-27  L5 

Charley  1-23-27  N2B 

Charley  1-24-27  L6 

Jess  7-17-27  L27 

John  A.  7-17-27D  L27 

John  R.  7-17-27D  N6A 

Luvina  A.  12-7-27  L6 

M.  B.  7-17-27  N6A 

Mae  7-31-27M  N10A 

Mae  8-1-27M  L12 

Mae  8-2-27M  Nl 

Max  1-22-27D  L7 

Max  1-23-27D  L5 

Max  1-23-27D  N2B 

Max  1-24-27D  L6 

Neva  Curtice  4-27-27  LI 

Neva  Curtice  5-1-27  N8B 

Ossie  P.  12-7-27  L6 

Ossie  P.  12-7-27  N2 

W.  Y.  12-7-27  L6 

W.  Y.  12-7-27  N2 
WASHAU 

Ike  1-30-27C  N6 


WASHBURN 

H.  H.  2-27-27D  L31 

Henry  H.  3-3-27D  L12 
WASHBURN,  MO. 

naming  of  3-12-27  L8 
WASHINGTON 

Augustine  1-12-27  L4 

Betty  1-12-27  L4 

Champ  1-12-27  L4 

Charles  1-12-27  L4 

Charles  R.  1-12-27  L4 

Custis  1-12-27  L4 

Daniel  S.  1-12-27  L4 

Delia  1-12-27  L4 

Dixy  H.  1-12-27  L4 

Dorothea  Quarrier  1-12-27  L4 

Eulala  1-12-27  L4 

Francis  1-12-27  L4 

George  1-12-27  L4 

George  Augustine  1-12-27  L4 

George  S.  1-12-27  L4 

Jesse  D.  1-12-27  L4 

John  1-12-27  L4 

Judith  R.  1-12-27  L4 

Martha  1-12-27  L4 

Martha  Mary  1-12-27  L4 

Martha  0.  1-12-27  L4 

Mary  Ball  1-12-27  L4 

Mildred  1-12-27  L4 

Mildred  Thornton  1-12-27  L4 

Ova  M.  1-12-27  L4 

Robert  J.  1-12-27  L4 

Samuel  1-12-27  L4 

Samuel  Edward  1-12-27  L4 

Samuel  T.  1-12-27  L4 

Sarah  M.  Bateman  1-12-27  L4 

Scharlotte  Hooper  1-12-27  L4 

Wilhelmina  Hudson  1-12-27  L4 

William  D.  1-12-27  L4 

William  M.  1-12-27  L4 

genealogy  of  1-12-27  L4 
WASNER 

Mary  2-23-27  N10 
WASON 

Grason  5-3-27M  N6 
WASSEM 

H.  C. ,  Mrs.  2-21-27  Nl 
WASSON 

Carl,  Mrs.  1-9-27D  N7B 

Ella  J.  1-1-27D  L10 


1557 


WASSON  (cont.) 

Ella  J.  1-2-27D  L6 

Ella  J.  1-3-27D  L10 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27D  L10 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-1-27D  N8 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  1-2-27D  L6 

James  A.  11-13-27  N2C 

Mary  11-13-27M  N2C 

Theodocia  Haguewood  3-20-27  LI 
WATERS 

Belle  4-9-27  N12 

Charles  12-1-27  L12 

Elizabeth  8-1-27  L12 

Elizabeth  8-1-27  Nl 

Elizabeth  8-2-27  N12 

George  D.  8-1-27  L12 

George  D.  8-1-27  Nl 

George  D.  8-2-27  N12 

Hannah  3-17-27D  L12 

Hannah  3-17-27D  N6 

Hannah  3-18-27D  N8 

Harry  12-1-27  L12 

Leclaire  12-1-27  L12 

Minnie  8-1-27  L12 

Minnie  8-1-27  Nl 

Minnie  8-2-27  N12 

Nina  8-1-27D  L12 

Nina  8-1-27D  Nl 

Nina  8-2-27D  N12 

Norris  12-1-27  L12 

Olga  12-30-27  LI 

Roy  G.  12-1-27D  L12 

S.  A. ,  Mrs.  4-8-27  L21 

William  T.  3-17-27  L12 

William  T.  3-17-27  N6 
WATKINS 

Clemma  2-27-27M  L9 

Freda  Guenther  1-1-27  N3 

Jessie  9-13-27  L10 

Jessie  9-14-27  N12 

Lawrence  George  1-1-27M  N3 

Mary  1-22-27  N4 

Sam  11-3-27  L12 

Sam  11-3-27  N3 

Tom  1-22-27  N4 

W.  C. ,  Mrs.  6-7-27  L10 

W.  C. ,  Mrs.  6-7-27  N8 

infant  11-3-27D  L12 

infant  11-3-27D  N3 


WATSON 

Crystal  Cochran  9-17-27  N5 
Crystal  Cochran  9-24-27  Lll 
Daisy  Schweitzer  4-14-27  L5 
Daisy  Schweitzer  4-14-27  N3 
Doris  L.  6-22-27  L8 
Doris  L.  6-22-27  N12 
F.  E.  5-27-27C  L24 

F.  E.  5-29-27C  N8C 
Fern  F.  5-17-27DV  N7 
Fern  F.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Harry  B.  5-17-27DV  N7 
Harry  R.  9-17-27DV  N3 
Jane  10-22-27  L7 

Joe  7-12-27M  L13 

John  11-27-27  L28 

Joseph  B.  10-22-27P  L7 

Kate  Wright  2-4-27  L6 

Kate  Wright  2-5-27  N3 

L.  H.  1-14-27DV  L15 

Lee  9-17-27M  N5 

Lee  9-24-27M  Lll 

Myrtle  11-27-27  L28 

Myrtle  Fulbright  11-19-27  L8 

Nellie  Dunlop  7-12-27  L13 

Thoeodore  T.  1-14-27DV  LI 5 

W.  H.  11-18-27  L24 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  11-16-27  L9 

W.  H. ,  Mrs.  11-17-27  L8 

W.  H.,  Mrs.  11-17-27  N113 

WATT 

Charles  T.  9-8-27M  L15 
Essie  Mae  McPhate  9-8-27  L15 

WATTERS 

S.  A. ,  Mrs.  4-9-27  L10 

WATTS 

Charles  T.  9-8-27M  N5 
Essie  Mae  McPhate  9-8-27  N5 
Eula  Scott  6-18-27  L5 
Eula  Scott  6-18-27  N12 

G.  W.  11-11-27D  L22 
G.  W.  11-11-27D  Nil 
Ida  3-20-27  L23 
John  2-18-27  Nl 
Laura  11-11-27  L22 
Laura  11-11-27  Nil 
Len  9-8-27  L15 

Len  9-8-27  N5 
Lona  11-11-27  L22 
Lona  11-11-27  Nil 


1558 


WATTS  (cont.) 

Urtie  2-27-27M  L22 
WAUGH 

Stella  Haymes  6-14-27  L12 

Stella  Haymes  6-15-27  N2 
WAYE 

C.  L.  12-28-27  LI 

C.  L.  12-29-27  Nl 
WAYMIRE 

Clara  3-14-27  LI 
Clara  3-14-27  Nl 

D.  W.  3-14-27D  LI 
D.  W.  3-14-27D  Nl 
D.  W.  3-8-27  LI 
Earl  3-14-27  LI 
Earl  3-14-27  Nl 
Frank  3-14-27  LI 
Frank  3-14-27  Nl 
John  3-14-27  LI 
John  3-14-27  Nl 
Sarah  3-14-27  LI 
Sarah  3-14-27  Nl 

WEALING 

Joe,  Mrs.  4-19-27  N2 
WEAR 

Madeline  8-20-27  L12 
WEATHERLY 

Rema  10-3-27D  L10 

Rema  Wilson  10-3-27D  L10 

Rema  Wilson  10-3-27D  N2 

Ruth  10-3-27  L10 

Ruth  10-3-27  N2 

William  R.,  Mrs.  10-3-27D  L10 

William  R.,  Mrs.  10-3-27D  N2 
WEATHERMAN 

Laura  Marie  2-3-27D  L4 

Laura  Marie  2-4-27D  L6 

W.  J.  2-3-27  L4 

W.  J.  2-4-27  L6 
WEAVER 

A.  W. ,  Mrs.  4-10-27  N3B 

Charles  11-10-27  N3 

Charley  11-13-27  L32 

Charley  11-13-27  NUB 

Ella  1-26-27D  L7 

Ella  8-13-27  L7 

Ella  8-13-27  N3 

Ella  Garrett  1-26-27  L7 

Ella  Garrett  1-27-27  N10 

Frank  11-10-27  N3 


WEAVER  (cont.) 

Frank  11-13-27  L32 

Frank  11-13-27  N11B 

Harry  E.  10-6-27D  L12 

Harry  E.  10-7-27D  Nil 

Harry  E.  10-8-27D  L7 

Harry  E.  10-8-27D  N3 

lone  5-11-27M  N12 

J.  E.  11-13-27D  L32 

J.  E.  11-13-27D  N11B 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  11-13-27  L32 

J.  R.  11-10-27  N3 

Jessie  June  7-8-27DV  L8 

John  11-10-27D  N3 

John  E.  11-12-27D  N3 

John  Elijah  11-10-27D  N3 

John  Elijah  11-11-27D  L22 

John  Elijah  11-11-27D  Nil 

June  11-13-27  L32 

June  11-13-27  N11B 

Katheryn  4-16-27  L7 

Leon  11-10-27  N3 

Leon  11-13-27  L32 

Leon  11-13-27  NUB 

Leon  7-8-27DV  L8 

Lillian  Fryer  10-30-27  N11B 

Loretta  4-21-27M  Nl 

Lucille  10-22-27  L7 

Max  11-10-27  N3 

Max  11-13-27  L32 

Max  11-13-27  N11B 

Max,  Mrs.  10-25-27  L14 

Max,  Mrs.  10-25-27  N7 

Penelope  Smith  4-6-27  L10 

Penelope  Smith  4-7-27  N7 

Robert  4-6-27M  L10 

Robert  4-7-27M  N7 

T.  E. ,  Mrs.  11-10-27  N3 

T.  E. ,  Mrs.  11-9-27  L12 

Tilden  11-10-27  N3 

Wade  11-10-27  N3 

WEBB 

A.  G.  9-11-27D  N9A 
Archie  E.  7-16-27  L7 
C.  W.  3-3-27D  L6 
Caroline  5-1-27D  N8B 
Cecil  10-15-27  L7 
Cecil  10-16-27D  N3A 
Chesley  10-19-27  L14 
Chesley  10-19-27  N15 


1559 


WEBB  (cont.) 

Dorothy  4-3-27D  N10C 

E.  Y. ,    Mrs.  3-4-27  L16 

Eleanor  Brown  7-29-27DV  L6 

Eleanor  Brown  9-17-27DV  N3 

Ellis  10-19-27  L14 

Ellis  10-19-27  N15 

Emery  3-3-27  L6 

Eva  3-3-27  L6 

Gordon  J.  7-29-27DV  L6 

Gordon  J.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Horace  4-3-27  N10C 

James  Hirley  7-16-27P  L7 

John  3-3-27  L6 

Leslie  10-15-27  L7 

Leslie  10-16-27D  N3A 

Leslie  10-19-27  N15 

Lewis  10-19-27  L14 

M.  E.  7-16-27  Lll 

Mabel  5-22-27M  NIB 

Mandy  J.  10-15-27D  L7 

Mandy  J.  10-16-27D  L35 

Mandy  J.  10-16-27D  N3A 

Mandy  J.  10-17-27D  L5 

Mandy  J.  10-17-27D  N2 

Mandy  J.  Pigg  10-15-27D  L7 

Mandy  J.  Pigg  10-16-27D  N3A 

Margaret  12-30-27  N5 

Marie  3-3-27  L6 

Mark  E.  10-22-27  L7 

Mary  Brayfield  5-14-27  N12 

Myrtle  Olive  7-11-27M  L6 

Olive  7-16-27M  Lll 

P.  F.  10-19-27  L14 

Rosa  9-10-27  L8 

Rosa  Hirth  9-3-27  L12 

T.  F.  10-19-27  N15 

T.  F.  10-19-27D  N15 

T.  F. ,  Mrs.  10-15-27D  L7 

T.  F.,  Mrs.  10-16-27D  N3A 

T.  F. ,    Mrs.  10-17-27D  L5 

T.  F. ,  Mrs.  10-17-27D  N2 

T.  F.,  Mrs.  10-19-27D  L14 

Tom  7-16-27  Lll 

Verna  10-15-27  L7 

Verna  10-16-27D  N3A 

Verna  10-19-27  L14 

Verna  10-19-27  N15 

Warren  3-3-27  L6 

Warren  L.  10-9-27C  N6A 


WEBB  (cont.) 

Will  3-3-27  L6 

WEBBER 

G.  H.  6-5-27  N2 

Marjorie  L.  12-4-27DV  L24 

Troy  A.  12-4-27DV  L24 

WEBSTER 

Allie  12-25-27DV  NIB 

Irma  Ruth  Coffman  1-17-27  N2 

Nannie  9-25-27  N10B 

Velcer  1-17-27M  N2 

Verl  6-1-27  L8 

Verl  6-1-27  N2 

W.  H.  6-1-27D  L8 

W.  H.  6-1-27D  N2 

William  D.  12-25-27DV  NIB 

WEBSTER  COUNTY 

first  settlers  2-18-27  Nl 
naming  of  2-18-27  Nl 

WECKER 

Blanche  Decker  6-22-27  Nl 

WEDDELL 

Edith  10-20-27  L12 
Mark  K.  1-9-27M  L18 

WEED 

Charles  W.  11-19-27DV  LI 
Charles  W.  11-19-27DV  N2 
Charles  W.  11-20-27DV  LI 
Charles  W.  11-20-27DV  N10B 
Charles  W.  8-28-27DV  NIB 
Helen  B.  11-19-27DV  N2 
Helen  B.  11-20-27DV  LI 
Helen  B.  11-20-27DV  N10B 
Helen  B.  8-28-27DV  NIB 
Helen  B.  Vaughn  11-19-27DV  LI 

WEEKS 

A.  J. ,  Mrs.  7-31-27  L18 
Edith  Mary  4-8-27  L8 
Elza  4-8-27  L8 
F.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-7-27  L14 
F.  P. ,  Mrs.  4-7-27  N2 
M.  R.  B.  4-8-27  L8 
Maude  4-8-27  L8 
R.  B.  4-8-27  L8 

WE I LAND 

Ernest  4-16-27P  L7 

WEIR 

Audrey  L.  4-15-27  N7 
Audrey  L.  4-16-27P  L7 


1560 


2-3-27D  L4 
27  LI 
27  L4 


5-25-27  L19 


WEIS 

J.  W. ,  Mrs.  9-24-27  Lll 
Stanley  9-24-27  Lll 

WEISBERGER 

Daniel  H. ,  Mrs 
Dave,  Mrs.  2-2 
Dave,  Mrs.  2-3 

WELBORN 

Earl  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Earl  L.  8-4-27DV  L8 
Earl  LeRoy  8-10-27D  N2 
Earl  LeRoy  8-8-27D  L12 
Earl  LeRoy  8-8-27D  Nl 
Earl  LeRoy  8-9-27D  L4 
Earl  LeRoy  8-9-27D  N8 
May  V.  8-4-27DV  L8 
May  V.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
T.  E.  8-8-27  L12 
T.  E.  8-8-27  Nl 

WELCH 

Anna  Rachel  Means 
D.  C.  8-12-27  L22 

D.  C.  8-12-27  N3 

E.  R. ,  Mrs.  2-14-27  N3 
Edith  B.  11-17-27  L8 
Eva  Triplett  3-7-27  L8 
Helen  Eugene  9-18-27  NIB 
Hugh  D.  5-25-27M  L19 

I.  8-12-27  L22 
I.  8-12-27  N3 
J.  H.  11-17-27  L8 
James  11-17-27  L8 
John  C.  5-25-27  L19 
Laura  5-13-27DV  L22 
Laura  5-13-27DV  N9 
Laura  A.  12-11-27DV  L44 
Laura  A.  12-11-27DV  N8A 
Laura  Bulger  1-22-27  L7 
Laura  Bulger  7-16-27  L7 
Mamie  11-17-27  L8 
0.  T. ,  Mrs.  11-20-27  N2C 
Wade  5-13-27DV  L22 
Wade  5-13-27DV  N9 
Wade  D.  12-11-27DV  L44 
Wade  H.  12-11-27DV  N8A 
William  H.  3-7-27M  L8 
WELHENER 

Anna  5-23-27  Lll 
Anna  5-24-27  N5 
Annie  6-10-27  L27 


WELHENER  (cont 
Annie  6-11 
Annie  A.  7 
Annie  E.  7 
Elizabeth 
Elizabeth 
Elizabeth 
Lorrain  5- 
Lorraine  5 
Lorraine  6 
Lorraine  6 
Lorraine  6 
Lorraine  6 
Raymond  7  - 
Raymond  7  - 
Raymond  7  - 

WELHOELTER 

C.  V.  9-7- 
C.  V.  9-7- 

WELL 

Amelia  4-1 
Amelia  4-1 
C.  H.  7-20 
Carl  4-18- 
Carl  4-19- 
Carl  7-15- 
H.  A.  4-18 
H.  A.  4-19 


H.  A. 

H.  A. 

H.  A. 

H.  A. 

H.  A. 


4-19 
4-20 
4-20 
4-20 
Mrs 
Julius  4-1 
Julius  4-1 
Julius  7-1 
Julius  W. 
Julius  W. 
L.  4-18-27 
L.  4-19-27 
Minnie  4-2 
Minnie  7-1 
Minnie  7-1 
Minnie  7-1 
Minnie  7-1 
Minnie  Cla 
William  4- 
William  4- 
WELLER 

Steuart  8- 


.) 

-27  N5 
-31-27  N2C 
-31-27  L18 
Shane  7-24-27  N10B 
Shane  7-31-27  L18 
Shane  7-31-27  N2C 
24-27E  N5 
-23-27M  Lll 
-10-27M  L27 
-11-27M  N5 
-7-27M  L9 
-8-27M  N3 
24-27M  N10B 
31-27M  L18 
31-27M  N2C 

27  L17 
2  7  N5 

8-27  L8 
9-27  N2 
-27  N12 
27  L8 
27  N2 
27  L6 
-27D  L8 
-27D  L10 
-27D  N2 
-27D  L8 
-27D  N8 
-27D  N9 
.  7-15-27D  L6 
8-27  L8 
9-27  N2 
5-27  L6 
4-24-27  N5B 
7-20-27P  N12 

L8 

N2 
4-27  N5B 
5-27D  L6 
6-27D  L12 
7-27D  L27 
7-27D  N6A 

irenbach  7-15-27D  L6 
18-27  L8 
19-27  N2 

21-27D  L17 


1561 


WELLS 

Belle  Orsborn  1-13-27  L8 
Buford  E.  3-14-27D  LI 
Edna  Leidy  1-23-27  L5 
Edna  Leidy  1-23-27  N2B 
Emma  1-29-27  L10 
Emma  1-30-27  L10 
Eva  Bassore  5-1-27  L22 
Eva  Bassore  5-1-27  N6B 
Frances  Rachel  1-29-27  L10 
H.  A.  4-20-27D  N9 
Homer  4-23-27DV  LI 
Homer  9-16-27DV  Nl 
J.  F.  1-28-27  L22 
James  F.  1-29-27  L10 
James  F.  1-30-27  L10 
Janie  Frederick  2-28-27  L 
Jean  1-1-27M  N3 
John  8-28-27D  L14 
Marguerite  1-29-27  L10 
Marguerite  1-30-27  L10 
Mary  Pumphrey  1-29-27  L10 
Mary  Wright  2-4-27  L6 
Mary  Wright  2-5-27  N3 
Mila  M.  4-23-27DV  LI 
Mila  M.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
P.  P.  1-28-27D  L22 
P.  P.  1-29-27D  L10 
P.  P.  1-30-27D  L10 
P.  P.  1-31-27D  L7 
P.  P.  2-1-27D  L13 
P.  P.  2-2-27D  L7 
Rufus,  Mrs.  1-22-27  N4 
Theodore  5-1-27M  L22 
Theodore  5-1-27M  N6B 
W.  C.  1-28-27  L22 
Willard  9-2-27M  Nl 
William  C.  1-29-27  L10 
William  C.  1-30-27  L10 

WELSH 

Clella  Collins  10-30-27  N7B 
Hattie  11-19-27DV  L6 
Hattie  11-20-27DV  N10A 
Marion  10-5-27  N5 
Roy  11-19-27DV  L6 
Roy  11-20-27DV  N10A 
William  10-30-27M  N7B 

WENCY 

infant  10-1-27D  N12 


WENNERMAN 

Fannie  Gertrude  4-16-27P  L7 

WERNECKE 

Mildred  7-28-27  L6 

WERNET 

Francis  T.,  Mrs.  12-12-27  L15 
Francis  T. ,  Mrs.  12-13-27  L6 
Francis,  Mrs.  12-13-27  N3 

WERNICKE 

C. ,  Mrs.  7-25-27  L5 
C. ,  Mrs.  7-25-27  N3 

WESLING 

Joe,  Mrs.  4-18-27  L8 

WEST 

Alice  9-16-27DV  L6 

Alice  9-17-27DV  N3 

Annanias  10-13-27  L4 

B.  9-16-27DV  L6 

B.  9-17-27DV  N3 

Bernice  Thomas  7-17-27  L8 

Bernice  Thomas  7-17-27  Nl 

Carrol  11-1-27  L16 

Charles  6-13-27  N2 

Claud  J.  12-25-27M  NIB 

Claude  J.  12-25-27M  L16 

Digby  6-13-27  N2 

Earl  2-14-27  Lll 

Earl  2-14-27  Nl 

Edith  Louise  6-30-27M  L14 

Edith  Louise  6-30-27M  L19 

Edith  Louise  6-30-27M  N16 

Fanny  L.  6-13-27D  N2 

Frank,  Mrs.  10-14-27  L26 

Frank,  Mrs.  10-15-27  L7 

Frank,  Mrs.  10-15-27  N3 

Fred  6-13-27  N2 

Frieda  10-16-27  N7B 

Herrick  6-13-27  N2 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  10-18-27  L13 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  10-19-27  L12 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  10-19-27  N9 

James  Henry  7-17-27M  L8 

James  Henry  7-17-27M  Nl  , 

John  6-13-27  N2 

L.  10-13-27D  L4 

L.  10-16-27D  Lll 

L.  10-16-27D  N7B 

Letha  7-31-27M  N4A 

M.  E.  2-20-27  L2 

Marie  Rose  4-14-27  L5 


1562 


WEST  (cont.) 

Melva  8-25-27M  L7 

Melva  8-25-27M  Nl 

Mildred  Pauline  2-20-27D  L2 

Nannie  Lynn  Bailey  12-25-27 

Nannie  Lynn  M.  Bailey  12-25- 

Nola  I.  5-11-27M  N12 

Nora  I.  5-10-27M  L16 

Ollie  10-31-27D  Nl 

Ollie  11-1-27D  L16 

Ollie  11-13-27D  Nl 

Pauline  2-14-27D  Nl 

Samuel  4-14-27M  L5 

W.  M.  10-16-27  N7B 

child  2-14-27D  Lll 
WESTENBERGER 

Eva  12-8-27  L12 

Eva  12-9-27  N7 

Eva  6-12-27M  L20 

Geraldine  11-17-27  L14 

J.  6-12-27  L20 
WESTER 

G.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-5-27  L12 

G.  L. ,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L30 
WESTFALL 

Mary  May  3-24-27B  L16 

Nellie  Wilson  10-4-27  L15 

Ross  3-24-27C  L16 

William  10-4-27M  L15 
WESTMORELAND 

Hiram  H.  3-13-27  L38 
WEYGANDT 

Harold  Wright  2-3-27M  L4 

Jessie  Thompson  2-3-27  L4 
WHALEN 

R.  F. ,  Mrs.  4-27-27  N3 
WHARTON 

Edith  F.  10-22-27  L7 

George  10-22-27P  L7 
WHEATLEY 

7-6-27M  L13 

WHEATON 

Alice  8-15-27  L10 

Alice  8-16-27  N6 

M.  S. ,  Mrs.  8-15-27D  L10 

M.  S. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27D  N6 

0.  E.  8-15-27  L10 

0.  E.  8-16-27  N6 

W.  W.  8-15-27  L10 

W.  W.  8-16-27  N6 


WHEELAND 

C.  J.,  Mrs.  2-26-27D  L12 
C.  J.,  Mrs.  2-26-27D  N12 
C.  J. ,  Mrs.  2-27-27D  L31 
LI 6   WHEELER 

27  Nl      12-9-27  N16 

Alice  1-19-27D  L4 

Alice  1-20-27D  L6 

Alice  1-20-27D  Nl 

Beatrice  1-19-27  L4 

Beatrice  1-20-27  Nl 

Bob  7-7-27  L14 

C.  H.  12-29-27  L3 

Clara  1-19-27  L4 

Clara  1-20-27  Nl 

Clyde  9-25-27C  N10A 

Clyde  9-28-27C  L10 

Dan  H.  1-2-27  Nl 

Henry  1-19-27  L4 

Henry  1-20-27  Nl 

Horace  W.  11-8-27  Nl 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  1-19-27D  L4 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  1-20-27D  Nl 

J.  R.  10-4-27C  L10 

Joe  Ridley  10-4-27B  L10 

Lucinda  Jane  Hume  10-17-27  L5 

Madge  Glenn  11-15-27  Nl 

Madge  Glenn  11-18-27  L21 

Madge  Glenn  11-8-27  Nl 

Martin  L.  11-15-27  Nl 

Martin  L.  11-18-27M  L21 

Martin  L.  11-8-27M  Nl 

Mary  1-19-27  L4 

Mary  1-20-27  Nl 

Robert,  Mrs.  11-16-27  N6 

Wilbur  Eugene  9-28-27B  L10 

WHELAN 

R.  E.  12-6-27  Nil 

WHELLER 

Robert,  Mrs.  11-16-27  Lll 
Robert,  Mrs.  11-16-27  N6 

WHELSTON 

B.  F.  3-9-27C  L8 

WHERLEY 

Anna  Jo  12-3-27M  L12 
Anna  Jo  12-4-27M  NIB 

WHESTEN 

Elmer  1-13-27DV  L8 
Katie  1-13-27DV  L8 


1563 


WHETSTEN 

Ernest  8-29-27C  L9 

Wilma  Ernestine  8-29-27B  L9 
WHINREY 

Fannie  3-20-27  N10A 

Fred  3-20-27  N10A 

Fred  3-27-27  L23 

Fred  4-16-27  L7 

Rebecca  4-16-27P  L7 
WHIPPLE 

Marguerite  E.  7-16-27P  L7 

Marie  J.  7-16-27  L7 
WHISLER 

Harley  5-15-27C  N10 
WHISTLER 

G.  B. ,  Mrs.  12-19-27  N2 

G.  V. ,  Mrs.  12-19-27  L8 
WH I TAKER 

A.  C.  9-12-27  N10 

Emogene  Louise  9-10-27B  L12 

Emogene  Louise  9-10-27B  N9 

H.  F.  9-10-27C  L12 

Mary  F.  Coon  6-12-27  NIB 

Mose,  Mrs.  4-2-27  L10 

Mose,  Mrs.  4-2-27  N3 

R.  H.  9-10-27C  N9 

W.  H.  3-13-27D  L12 
WHITE 

Agnes  E.  Stanton  3-15-27  LI 

Alberta  Catherine  5-13-27B  N9 

Andrew  4-25-27  N2 

Ann  5-13-27  L26 

Ann  5-13-27  N9 

Anna  8-26-27  LI 8 

Anna  8-27-27  L12 

Anna  8-27-27  N2 

Arbaleeta  1-20-27D  L6 

Arthur  E.  3-19-27  N3 

Arvest  4-25-27  N2 

Barney  8-4-27D  LI 

Belle  4-17-27M  N5 

Bertha  Minor  1-30-27  L17 

Bessie  6-29-27  N2 

C.  H.  8-26-27  L18 

C.  H.  8-27-27  N2 

C.  M. ,  Mrs.  9-21-27  L12 

C.  R.  8-27-27  L12 

Carrie  King  12-25-27  N8C 

Clement  5-13-27C  N9 

Delia  Blevins  9-10-27  N16 


WHITE  (cont.) 

Delia  Blevins  9-9-27  L13 

Delia  Blevins  9-9-27  N8 

Donald  2-23-27D  Nl 

Duane  E.  3-19-27D  N3 

E.  G.  8-26-27  L18 

E.  G.  8-27-27  L12 

E.  G.  8-27-27  N2 

E.  J. ,  Mrs.  12-24-27  L8 

E.  J.,  Mrs.  12-24-27  N12 

Ella  8-29-27M  L14 

Ella  8-30-27M  L10 

Ella  8-30-27M  Nl 

Ella  8-30-27M  N12 

Ella  F.  3-10-27D  L8 

Elma  6-29-27  N2 

Emma  Kathryn  4-25-27D  L2 

Emma  Kathryn  4-25-27D  N2 

Emma  Kathryn  4-26-27D  N2 

Emma  Kathryn  4-27-27D  L8 

Emma  Kathryn  4-27-27D  N2 

Estelle  E.  1-22-27P  L7 

Eva  Thomas  9-20-27  LI 3 

Eva  Thomas  9-20-27  N3 

Evelyn  3-20-27  N10A 

Evelyn  3-27-27  L23 

Finis  3-13-27  L38 

Flora  6-29-27  N2 

Frank,  daughter  of  1-23-97D  N6C 

G.  N. ,  Mrs.  6-12-27  NIB 

G.  W.  8-26-27  L18 

G.  W.  8-27-27  L12 

G.  W.  8-27-27  N2 

George  B.  6-29-27  N2 

George  T.  10-22-27P  L7 

George  T.  4-15-27P  N7 

George  T.  4-16-27P  L7 

Gerald  Lee  3-20-27D  L7 

Gerald  Lee  3-20-27D  N10A 

Gerald  Lee  3-21-27D  L14 

Gerald  Lee  3-21-27D  N2 

Glenn  3-20-27  N10A 

Harden,  Mrs.  2-12-27  N12  , 

Hazel  4-15-27D  N3 

Hazel  4-16-27D  L5 

Hazel  4-16-27D  N12 

Hazel  4-17-27D  L10 

Hazel  4-17-27D  N8A 

Hazel  Hunter  4-15-27D  L12B 

Hazel  Hunter  4-15-27D  N3 


1564 


WHITE  (cont.) 

Herman  4-25-27  N2 

Homer  6-29-27  N2 

Ida  10-11-27  L16 

J.  C.  8-26-27  LI 8 

J.  C.  8-27-27  L12 

J.  C.  8-27-27  N2 

J.  R.  4-8-27C  L21 

J.  T.  6-29-27  Nl 

J.  T.  p.  956 

Jack  6-1-27C  N2 

James  E.  7-16-27P  L7 

Jesse  D.  7-1-27D  Lll 

Jessie  2-1-27M  L13 

Jessie  B.  6-29-27D  L10 

Joe  7-3-27  L19 

John  4-5-27C  N12 

John  W.  8-26-27D  L18 

John  W.  8-27-27D  L12 

John  W.  8-27-27D  N2 

L.  S.  10-7-27DV  L13 

L.  S.  10-7-27DV  N16 

Lelian  Freeman  7-5-27  L10 

Lottie  3-10-27  L8 

Lula  6-29-27  N2 

Mary  F.  1-26-27  L7 

Maurice  1-30-27M  L17 

Nell  10-7-27DV  L13 

Nell  10-7-27DV  N16 

Nellie  Reich  4-30-27  N6 

0.  S.  3-20-27  L7 

O.  S.  3-20-27  N10A 

O.  S.  3-21-27  L14 

0.  S.  3-21-27  N2 

Ones  3-20-27  N10A 

Otis  R.  7-5-27M  L10 

P.  J.  1-25-27  L12 

P.  J.  1-26-27  L7 

Pauline  6-12-27M  L22 

Pauline  6-7-27M  L9 

Robert  6-29-27  N2 

Roland  3-10-27  L8 

Roy  3-20-27  N10A 

Roy  3-27-27  L23 

Sam,  Mrs.  1-3-27  L9 

Sarah  1-26-27  L7 

Sarah  Elizabeth  1-25-27  L12 

W.  A.  6-12-27  L22 

W.  A.  7-16-27  L7 

W.  W.  8-26-27  L18 


WHITE  (cont.) 

W.  W.  8-27-27  L12 

W.  W.  8-27-27  N2 

William  3-20-27  N10A 

William  4-7-27  L14 

William  A.,  Mrs.  2-5-27  L10 

William  A.,  Mrs.  2-6-27  L25 

William  F.  4-7-27  N2 

William  F.,  Mrs.  4-15-27D  L12B 

William  P.,  Mrs.  4-15-27D  N3 

Woodrow  6-29-27  N2 

infant  4-7-27D  L14 

infant  4-7-27D  N2 

infant  7-3-27D  L19 
WHITEHEAD 

Allan  8-26-27M  L23 

Allen  8-28-27M  N2C 

Ewell  9-17-27M  Nl 

Fula  4-27-27  N3 

Gladys  Stockhill  9-17-27  Nl 

Irean  Jacquith  8-26-27  L23 

Irene  Jacquith  8-28-27  N2C 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  9-16-27  L17 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  9-16-27  N16 

J.  A. ,  Mrs.  9-19-27  N10 

Ross  8-26-27  L23 

Ross  8-28-27  N2C 
WHITEHEAT 

Gladys  Stockstill  9-17-27  L12 

Suell  9-17-27M  L12 
WHITELEY 

G.  F.  12-14-27  L8 

infant  12-14-27D  L8 
WHITLESON 

Grace  2-2-27  LI 
WHITLOCK 

Anna  7-18-27  L7 

Anna  7-18-27  N3 

Anna  7-28-27  Nil 

Arthur  L.  7-18-27D  L7 

Arthur  L.  7-18-27D  N3 

Arthur  L.  7-19-27D  L10 

Arthur  L.  7-19-27D  N12 

Arthur  L.  8-1-27P  LI 

Arthur  L.  8-7-27P  N2A 

Burney,  Mrs.  3-18-27  L22 

Burney,  Mrs.  3-18-27  N12 

Jessie  10-22-27  L7 

Julia  10-22-27P  L7 

Lester  G.  10-2-27M  NIB 


1565 


WHITLOCK  (cont.) 

Lester  G.  10-2-27M  N2A 
Lula  8-1-27  LI 
Lulu  W.  7-28-27  Nil 
Lulu  W.  8-7-27  N2A 
Ollie  7-18-27  L7 
Ollie  7-18-27  N3 
R.  F.  9-4-27C  N2B 
Ruth  S.  Gravitt  10-2-27  NIB 
Ruth  S.  Gravitt  10-2-27  N2A 
Thomas  7-18-27  N3 
William  8-1-27  LI 
William  A.  4-10-27  L2 
William  A.  4-10-27  N8B 
William  A.  4-4-27  L4 
William  A.  4-4-27  N3 
William  A.  7-18-27  L7 
William  A.  7-18-27  N3 
William  A.  7-28-27  Nil 
infant  4-4-27D  L4 
infant  4-4-27D  N3 

WHITTAKER 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-2-27  L15 
A.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-3-27  N12 
Barney  3-18-27  L22 
Barney  3-18-27  N12 
Barney  3-19-27  L12 
Barney  3-19-27  N3 
Barney  3-20-27  L7 
Claud  3-14-27  N2 
Donald  B.  3-18-27D  L22 
Donald  B.  3-18-27D  N12 
Donald  B.  3-19-27D  L12 
Donald  B.  3-19-27D  N3 
Donald  B.  3-20-27D  L7 
Fred  3-14-27  N2 
Leon  3-14-27  N2 
M.  L. ,  Mrs.  9-10-27  L12 
M.  L. ,  Mrs.  9-11-27  N6A 
Mildre  Sue  12-2-27  L15 
Minna  L.  4-16-27  L7 
Robert  3-14-27  N2 
Ruth  12-2-27  L15 
W.  H.  3-14-27D  N2 
W.  H.  5-24-27D  L12 
W.  H.  5-25-27D  L3 
W.  H.  5-25-27D  L6 
W.  W.  3-13-27  L12 
W.  W.  3-14-27  N2 
W.  W.  5-24-27  L12 


WHITTAKER  (cont.) 

W.  W.  5-25-27  N3 
Walter  E.  12-2-27  L15 

WHITTENBERG 

Eber  9-11-27C  N9A 
Rosa  Lee  9-11-27B  N9A 

WHITTENBURG 

Bertha  1-13-27DV  L8 
Bertha  2-21-27DV  L6 
R.  M.  1-13-27DV  L8 
R.  M.  2-21-27DV  L6 

WHITTLESEY 

Grace  2-3-27  L4 
Grace  2-3-27  Nl 

WHITWELL 

Ed  3-24-27D  LI 

Fidelia  M.  12-7-27DV  L6 

Pleasant  A.  12-7-27DV  L6 

WHITWORTH 

John  10-4-27C  N16 

WHORTEN 

Laura  Cheffey  5-10-27  L16 
Laura  Cheffey  5-10-27  N6 
Laura  Cheffey  5-9-27  L8 

WIBERG 

Nils  G.  10-22-27P  L7 

WICKER 

J.  T. ,  Mrs.  3-15-27  L14 
J.  T. ,  Mrs.  3-16-27  N10 
J.  T. ,  Mrs.  3-17-27  N6 

WICKISER 

Melvin  M.  7-16-27  L7 
S.  H. ,  Mrs.  7-16-27D  L12 
S.  H. ,  Mrs.  7-17-27D  L27 
S.  H.,  Mrs.  7-17-27D  N6A 

WICKIZER 

C.  N.  3-10-27D  L8 

C.  N.  3-9-27D  L8 
Catherine  3-9-27  L8 

D.  A.  3-9-27  L8 
Gladys  7-16-27P  L7 
Herbert  E.  7-16-27P  L7 
Orville  3-9-27  L8 

T.  C.  3-9-27  L8 

Wilbur  Francis  7-16-27P  L7 
WICKLIFF 

Isabelle  9-16-27  L18 
WICKS 

Catherine  5-10-27M  L16 

Catherine  5-11-27M  N12 


1566 


WICKS  (cont.) 

F.  E.  6-15-27  L3 
Maggie  1-22-27P  L7 
Maggie  7-16-27P  L7 
Minnie  Hudson  8-7-27  L26 

W I ELAND 

Ernest  F.  4-19-27  L6 

WIER 

Victor,  Mrs.  6-13-27  N2 

WIGGINS 

George  W.  4-26-27C  N10 

WILBERG 

Niles  G.  4-16-27P  L7 

WILBORN 

Earl  LeRoy  8-13-27D  L5 
Earl  LeRoy  8-14-27D  N9B 
T.  A.  8-13-27  L5 
T.  A.  8-14-27  N9B 

WILBURN 

Lucy  Patterson  4-1-27  L13 
Norris  4-1-27M  L13 

WILCOX 

Florence  2-27-27M  L22 
Fred  7-3-27  L14 
Kate  9-13-27  L15 
Kate  9-13-27  N5 
Lillie  6-21-27DV  L10 
Lillie  9-15-27DV  L15 
Lillie  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Lorene  6-2-27M  N8 
Milo  W.  7-31-27M  N2C 
Raymond  6-21-27DV  L10 
Raymond  9-15-27DV  L15 
Raymond  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Ruth  R.  3-6-27  L30 
Zada  Bell  7-31-27  N2C 
Zola  7-3-27M  L14 

WILCUT 

Silas  9-18-27D  N7B 

WILDE 

Arthur,  Mrs.  5-19-27  L12 
Arthur,  Mrs.  5-19-27  N8 

WILDS 

E.  B. ,  Mrs.  7-9-27  L10 

WILEY 

Telia  6-19-27M  Nl 

WILFORD 

Waunita  12-7-27  L6 

WILHELM 

George  10-2-27  N4A 


WILHELM  (cont.) 

Ruth  10-2-27M  N4A 

Ruth  9-24-27M  L12 

Ruth  9-24-27M  Nl 
WILHITE 

Carl  6-25-27C  N8 

Elizabeth  Bear  12-4-27  L31 

Elizabeth  Bear  12-4-27  N9A 

Lafayette,  Mrs.  5-18-27  L10 

Lafayette,  Mrs.  5-18-27  N12 

Lafayette,  Mrs.  5-19-27  N8 

Robert  5-19-27C  L12 

Wanda  Katherine  5-19-27B  L12 
WILHOIT 

Lillian  1-30-27M  L17 

Mary  Ann  4-6-27D  L10 

Mary  Ann  4-7-27D  L14 

R.  E. ,  Mrs.  1-3-27  L10 

R.  E. ,  Mrs.  1-4-27  N10 

S.  E.  2-27-27  L21 

S.  E.  2-28-27  N5 

S.  E.  2-28-27  N8 

Thelma  2-27-2 7M  L21 

Thelma  2-28-27M  N5 

Thelma  2-28-27M  N8 

Thelma  V.  2-26-27M  L12 

Thelma  V.  2-28-27M  N10 

Thomas  B.,  Mrs.  4-6-27D  L10 
WILKERSON 

A.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-18-27  L5 

A.  J. ,  Mrs.  6-19-27  N4 

Claude  J.  1-22-27  L7 

D.  9-11-27  N9A 

Drew  9-11-27  N9A 

Florence  Hagar  12-23-27  L18 

Grace  5-13-27DV  L22 

Grace  F.  4-3-27DV  L7 

Grace  F.  4-3-27DV  N2 

Grace  F.  5-14-27DV  N2 

Guy  5-13-27DV  L22 

Guy  L.  4-3-27DV  L7 

Guy  L.  4-3-27DV  N2 

Guy  L.  5-14-27DV  N2  ( 

Hubert  3-16-27C  Nl 

J.  M.  1-5-27DV  N2 

J.  M.  1-5-27DV  N6 

James  M.  1-4-27DV  L6 

Lettie  1-4-27DV  L6 

Lettie  1-5-27DV  N2 

Lettie  E.  Sheppard  1-5-27DV  N6 


1567 


WILKERSON  (cont.) 

Mary  Yancey  7-12-27  L4 

Viola  5-28-27  L4 

Waldo  E.  1-22-27P  L7 

William  Paul  12-23-27M  L18 
WILKIE 

A.  8-16-27  N6 

Alma  8-15-27  L10 

Anna  8-15-27  L10 

Anna  8-16-27  N6 

G.  M. ,  Mrs.  8-15-27  L10 

G.  M. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27  N6 

Lizzie  8-15-27  L10 

Lizzie  8-16-27  N6 

Louise  8-15-27  L10 

Louise  8-16-27  N6 

Neil  8-15-27  L10 

Neil  8-16-27  N6 
WILKINSON 

Anna  L.  Underwood  3-21-27  N2 

G.  C.  ;  Mrs.  3-21-27  L14 

Paul  R.  2-27-27C  L31 
WILKS 

T.  W. ,  Mrs.  2-4-27  L6 

T.  W. ,  Mrs.  2-5-27  N3 
WILL 

first  one  filed  2-13-27  L27 
WILLARD 

Charles  12-10-27  L12 

F.  D.  8-28-27  N6B 

Florence  2-23-27  N5 

Francis  8-13-27  L12 

Francis  8-13-27  N3 

Gussie  8-7-27M  N4A 

J.  W.  12-10-27  L12 

Kist  8-7-27  N4A 

Mary  8-28-27  N6B 

R.  C.  8-7-27  N4A 

S.  K.  8-7-27  N4A 

Timothy  7-31-27  N6A 
WILLEKE 

Josephine  1-9-27  L10 
WILLETT 

Lucy  Agnes  Holman  3-3-27  L2 

Wesla  J.  3-3-27M  L2 
WILLEY 

Telia  6-19-27M  L27 
WILLHOIT 

Mary  Ann  4-7-27D  N2 

Mary  Ann  4-8-27D  L21 


WILLHOIT  (cont.) 

Mary  Ann  4-8-27D  N7 

Mary  Ann  Jones  4-7-27D  L14 

Mary  Ann  Jones  4-7-27D  N2 

Palmer  4-7-27  L14 

Palmer  4-7-27  N2 

Thomas  B.,  Mrs.  4-7-27D  L14 

Thomas  B.;  Mrs.  4-7-27D  N2 

Thomas  B.,  Mrs.  4-8-27D  L21 

Thomas  B.,  Mrs.  4-8-27D  N7 

WILLIAMS 

A.  0.  8-14-27C  N7B 

Al  8-28-27  L17 

Aleen  Irwin  Drake  8-28-27D  N6B 

Alvin  1-14-27DV  L15 

Andrew  5-14-27DV  N2 

Bessie  4-9-27  LI 

Bettie  4-19-27  L5 

Bettie  4-19-27  N2 

Bettie  4-9-27  N12 

Boyd  8-4-27  L8 

Boyd  8-4-27  N3 

Boyd  8-5-27  N3 

C.  P.  8-4-27  L8 

C.  P.  8-4-27  N3 

C.  P.  8-5-27  N3 

C.  W.  1-16-27  L3 

Calvin  B.  9-18-27C  L10 

Charles  7-6-27M  L13 

Charles,  Mrs.  10-12-27  L13 

Charles,  Mrs.  10-13-27  Lll 

Charles,  Mrs.  10-13-27  N3 

Charles,  Mrs.  3-5-27  L12 

Charles,  Mrs.  3-6-27  L30 

Cloe  Yonkee  12-26-27  L15 

Cloe  Yonkee  12-27-27  L6 

Cloe  Yonkee  12-27-27  N6 

Crawford  11-2-27M  L8 

Crawford  M.  11-2-27M  N10 

Crawford  M.  11-2-27M  N2 

Delia  1-22-27  L7 

Delia  7-16-27  L7 

Delia  Skaggs  9-7-27  Nil  , 

Delia  Skaggs  9-8-27  Nil 

Dick  3-15-27  L14 

Dick  3-16-27  N10 

Dorothy  5-1-27M  L22 

Dorothy  5-1-27M  N6B 

Dorsey  2-20-27  L29 

Dorsey  4-9-27  LI 


1568 


WILLIAMS  (cont.) 

Dorsey  4-9-27  N12 
Dorsey  Albert  4-19-27  L5 
Dorsey  Albert  4-19-27  N2 


3-15-27D  L14 
3-16-27D  L2 
3-16-27D  N10 
3-17-27D  L12 
3-17-27D  N6 


E.  C,  Mrs 

E.  C,  Mrs, 

E.  C,  Mrs 

E.  C,  Mrs 

E.  C,  Mrs, 

E.  T.  1-22-27P  L7 

E.  T.  7-16-27P  L7 
Ed  1-14-27DV  L15 
Edgar  6-14-27  L17 
Effie  Jane  9-14-27  N3 
Elbert  1-13-27DV  L8 
Elbridge  T.  4-21-27  L14 
Elgin  10-22-27  L7 
Elizabeth  3-15-27D  L14 
Elizabeth  Nutt  3-15-27D  L14 
Emogene  3-3-27D  LI 

Ernest  6-14-27M  L17 

Ernest  6-8-27M  L13 

Ernest  Byron  10-22-27P  L7 

Etta  4-9-27  LI 

Etta  4-9-27  N12 

Ettie  4-19-27  L5 

Ettie  4-19-27  N2 

Eunice  Prier  6-14-27  L17 

Eunice  Prier  6-8-27  L13 

F.  B. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27  L15 

F.  B. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27  N5 
Fannie  6-5-27M  L31 
Fannie  6-5-27M  N2B 
Fee  4-28-27  N2 

Frank  2-6-27C  N6 
Frank  3-3-27  LI 
Fred  B.  10-22-27  L7 
Fred  B.,  Mrs.  8-16-27  N6 
Fred,  Mrs.  8-6-27  L12 
Fred,  Mrs.  8-6-27  N3 

G.  Parry,  Mrs.  11-4-27  LI 
G.  W. ,  Mrs.  11-17-27  L14 
George  E.  4-28-27  N2 
Grace  5-14-27DV  N2 
Grace  L.  4-12-27DV  L5 
Grace  L.  5-13-27DV  L22 
Harold  P.  4-17-27M  N5 
Harry  3-3-27  LI 

Helen  G.  Benson  7-6-27  L13 
Henrietta  1-14-27DV  L15 


WILLIAMS  (cont.) 

Hosea  8-4-27  L8 
Hosea  8-4-27  N3 
Hosea  8-5-27  N3 
I.  L.  8-4-27  L8 
I.  L.  8-4-27  N3 
I.  L.  8-5-27  N3 
J.  Sam  4-9-27  LI 
J.  Sam  4-9-27  N12 
J.  Samuel  4-19-27  L5 
J.  Samuel  4-19-27  N2 
Jack  3-15-27  L14 
Jack  3-16-27  N10 
Jack,  Mrs.  1-7-27  L7 
Jake  3-15-27  L14 
Jake  3-16-27  N10 
James  10-25-27  L17 
Jewell  A.  4-17-27M  N5 
Joe  3-15-27  L14 
Joe  3-16-27  N10 
Joe  8-4-27D  L8 
Joe  8-4-27D  N3 
Joe  8-5-27D  N3 
John  1-17-27  L6 
John  1-17-27  Nl 
John  2-20-27A  L29 
John  4-19-27P  L10 
John  D.  12-8-27DV  L12 


John 

D. 

12-8-27DV  Nl 

John 

W. 

10-22-27P  L7 

John 

W. 

2-20-27  L29 

John 

W. 

4-11-27D  L8 

John 

W. 

4-11-27D  N2 

John 

W. 

4-19-27  L5 

John 

W. 

4-19-27  N2 

John 

W. 

4-9-27  LI 

John 

W. 

4-9-27  N12 

John 

W. 

4-9-27D  LI 

John 

W. 

4-9-27D  N12 

John 

w. 

7-1-27  L23 

John 

w. 

Mrs.  1-10-27  L6 

John 

w. 

Mrs.  1-8-27  L5 

John 

w. 

Mrs.  1-9-27  L8 

John 

w. 

Mrs.  1-9-27  N5 

John 

w. 

Mrs.  4-19-27D  L5 

John 

w. 

Mrs.  4-19-27D  N2 

John 

w. 

Mrs.  4-20-27D  L8 

John 

w. 

Mrs.  4-20-27D  N 

John 

w. 

Mrs.  4-21-27D  N3 

John 

M] 

rs.  2-22-27  Nl 

1569 


WILLIAMS  (cont.) 

Joseph  2-20-27  L29 

Joseph  C.  4-9-27  LI 

Joseph  C.  4-9-27  N12 

Joseph  Campbell  4-19-27  L5 

Joseph  Campbell  4-19-27  N2 

Julia  Vinton  2-20-27  L29 

Juliet  4-21-27D  N3 

Juliet  4-9-27  LI 

Juliet  4-9-27  N12 

Juliet  R.  10-22-27P  L7 

Juliet  R.  4-19-27D  N2 

Juliet  R.  Vinton  4-19-27D  L5 

Juliet  R.  Vinton  4-19-27D  N2 

Juliet  Rebecca  4-19-27  N2 

Juliet  Rebecca  4-19-27D  L5 

Juliet  Rebecca  4-20-27D  L8 

Juliet  Rebecca  4-21-27D  N3 

Juliet  Vinton  4-9-27  LI 

Juliet  Vinton  5-14-27  Nil 

Kathleen  9-14-27  N3 

L.  T.  1-22-27P  L7 

Lula  8-12-27  N3 

Mabel  10-22-27  L7 

Mabel  4-19-27  L5 

Mabel  4-19-27  N2 

Mabel  4-9-27  LI 

Mabel  4-9-27  N12 

Mabel  Ward  5-25-27  L9 

Mabel  Ward  5-25-27  N14 

Mabel  Ward  5-26-27  N3 

Mable  Edna  9-14-27  N3 

Maggie  11-2-27M  L8 

Maggie  11-2-27M  N10 

Maggie  11-2-27M  N2 

Marie  4-28-27  L12 

Marie  4-28-27  N2 

Marie  4-28-27D  L12 

Marie  4-29-27  L22 

Marie  4-29-27  N12 

Marie  Webb  3-3-27  L6 

Mark,  Mrs.  3-15-27D  L14 

Mark,  Mrs.  3-16-27D  N10 

May  5-22-27  N8B 

Mosie  8-4-27  L8 

Mosie  8-4-27  N3 

Mosie  8-5-27  N3 

Myrtle  M.  1-14-27DV  L15 

Nee  4-28-27  L12 

Nell  8-4-27  L8 


WILLIAMS  (cont.) 

Nell  8-5-27  N3 

Nellie  Cypert  8-9-27  Nl 

Nellie  Cypert  9-10-27  Nl 

Nellie  Cypert  9-9-27  L7 

Nellie  M.  4-16-27P  L7 

Olive  Abston  4-17-27  N5 

Paul  8-4-27  L8 

Paul  8-4-27  N3 

Paul  8-5-27  N3 

Rachael  1-22-27  L5 

Rachael  Jarrett  1-18-27  L9 

Rachel  1-22-27  N15 

Rebecca  Vinton  4-9-27  N12 

Robert  2-20-27  L29 

Robert  F.  10-22-27  L7 

Robert  F.  4-19-27  L10 

Robert  F.  4-19-27  L5 

Robert  F.  4-19-27  N2 

Robert  F.  4-9-27  LI 

Robert  F.  4-9-27  N12 

Rosa  12-18-27  L39 

Rosa  12-18-27  N10B 

Rosa  3-3-27  LI 

Ruth  12-25-27M  L16 

Ruth  12-25-27M  NIB 

Samuel  2-20-27  L29 

Siegel  E.  8-9-27M  Nl 

Siegel  E.  9-10-27M  Nl 

Siegel  E.  9-9-27M  L7 

T.  E.  4-10-27  N12C 

Tom  1-17-27  L6 

Tom  1-17-27  Nl 

Troy  1-17-27  L6 

Troy  1-17-27  Nl 

Velva  7-1-27M  L23 

Verna  1-13- 2 7DV  L8 

Verna  4-15-27M  N7 

Verna  4-19-27M  L10 

Verna  4-19-27M  N3 

Victor  1-22-27P  L7 

W.  A.  5-25-27M  N14 

W.  Andrew  4-12-27DV  L5   , 

W.  Andrew  5-13-27DV  L22 

Will  1-17-27D  L6 

Will  1-17-27D  Nl 

Will  1-18-27D  L14 

William  A.  5-25-27M  L9 

William  A.  5-26-27M  N3 

Wosie,  Mrs.  12-14-27  L8 


1570 


WILLIAMS  (cont.) 

Wosie,  Mrs.  12-14-27  N12 

Wosie,  Mrs.  12-15-27  N6 

Yvonne  12-8-27DV  Nl 

Yvonne  M.  12-8-27DV  L12 

Zella  M.  9-11-27M  L31 

Zella  Mae  9-11-27M  Nl 

family  reunion  10-25-27  L17 

family  reunion  8-28-27  L17 
WILLIAMSON 

Anna  McSwain  4-22-27  L18 

Anna  McSwain  4-23-27  N3 

Clay  3-28-27  L8 

Clay  3-28-27  N8 

Daniel  D.  11-27-27DV  N2C 

Emma  E.  11-27-27DV  N2C 

James  M.  3-28-27D  L8 

James  M.  3-28-27D  N8 
WILLINGHAM 

Paul  11-27-27D  L6 
WILLIS 

B.  G.  10-22-27P  L7 

B.  G.  2-16-27D  L10 

B.  G.  2-16-27D  N7 

B.  G.  2-17-27D  L8 

B.  G.  2-17-27D  N3 

B.  G.  2-21-27P  L6 

B.  G.  5-2-27D  L14 

Bass  2-23-27D  L14 

Buck  7-5-27D  LI 

Fannie  2-16-27  L10 

Fannie  2-16-27  N7 

J.  H.  7-21-27  LI 

J.  W.  7-24-27  N10B 

J.  W.  7-5-27  LI 

Jessie  4-16-27P  L7 

Joseph  4-16-27  L7 

Julia  1-22-27  L5 

Julia  2-16-27  L10 

Julia  2-16-27  N7 

L.  I.  2-16-27  N7 

L.  L.  2-16-27  L10 

Oscar  7-21-27D  LI 

Oscar  7-5-27D  LI 

Oscar  7-6-27D  L8 

Roy  9-18-27C  NIB 

Sarah  2-16-27  L10 

Sarah  2-16-27  N7 

W.  B.  10-22-27  L7 

W.  B.  2-16-27  L10 


WILLIS  (cont.) 

W.  B.  2-16-27  N7 

W.  B.  2-21-27  L6 

Weldon  7-21-27  LI 

family  reunion  6-13-27  L3 

WILLMOUTH 

Margaret  1-6-27M  L15 

WILLOUGHBY 

Anna  10-14-27DV  N8 
Annie  10-14-27DV  L26 
E. ,  Mrs.  10-7-27  L2  2 
E. ,  Mrs.  10-7-27  Nil 
Edna  4-17-27M  N5 
Edna  4-18-27M  L8 
Ewing  10-14-27DV  L26 
Ewing  10-14-27DV  N8 
John  10-14-27  L2  6 
Louann  A.  1-22-27P  L7 
Oscar  1-17-27  L10 
William  A.  1-22-27  L7 

WILLS 

Bessie  7-1-27M  L23 
Ivon  McDonald  7-24-27  L17 
John,  Mrs.  8-12-27  N3 
Walter  7-24-27M  L17 

WILLSIE 

Helen  5-23-27M  L6 
Helen  5-24-27M  Nl 
Helen  5-24-27M  N2 
Jack  5-23-27  L6 

WILSEY 

Goveneour  11-29-27D  L18 
Goveneour  11-29-2 7D  N6 
Goveneour  11-30-2 7D  N2 
John  11-29-27  L18 
John  11-29-27  N6 
John  11-30-27  N2 

WILSIE 

Goveneour  11-30-27D  L14 
John  11-30-27  L14 

WILSON 

,  Mrs.  8-30-27  N12 

Anna  Torbitt  1-30-27,  L10 
B.  J.  5-27-27  L2 
B.  J. ,  Mrs.  2-8-27  L9 
B.  J. ,  Mrs.  5-23-27  L6 
B.  J. ,  Mrs.  5-23-27  N3 
Beula  Lee  1-10-27  L6 
Charles  1-10-27  L6 
Charles  1-30-27C  L10 


1571 


WILSON  (cont.) 

D.  E.  10-3-27  L10 

D.  E.  10-3-27  N2 

David  Francis  4-3-27  LI 

Ed,  Mrs.  8-30-27  L10 

Florence  2-20-27  N8C 

Florence  2-27-27  N12C 

Florence  Elizabeth  2-23-27M  L14 

Florence  Elizabeth  2-24-27M  N7 

G.  T. ,  Mrs.  7-5-27  L7 

H.  E.  1-22-27P  L7 

H.  E.  7-16-27P  L7 

Harry,  Mrs.  2-13-27  N6C 

Ida  B.  7-16-27  L7 

Inez  8-4-27DV  L14 

Inez  8-4-27DV  N3 

Inez  9-15-27DV  L15 

Inez  9-16-27DV  Nl 

J.  E.  1-10-27  L6 

J.  Randolph  6-10-27C  L10 

J.  T.  1-14-27  L14 

J.  T.  1-14-27D  L14 

J.  T.  1-27-27P  L6 

J.  T.  1-29-27P  L10 

J.  T.  1-30-27P  L27 

J.  T.  7-16-27P  L7 

James  1-13-27DV  L8 

James  Edward  2-24-27D  L6 

James  T.  1-10-27D  L6 

Jemimmah  V.  1-22-27M  L5 

Jemimmah  Venettie  1-23-27M  N5 

John  Randolph  6-10-27B  L10 

John,  Mrs.  6-12-27  N8B 

John,  Mrs.  6-7-27  L10 

John,  Mrs.  6-7-27  N8 

Lee  J.  12-20-27  Lll 

Lee  J.  12-21-27  N2 

Lee  J.  4-16-27  L7 

Lee  J.  8-10-27M  L8 

Lee  J.  8-11-27M  Nl 

Levi  S.,  Mrs.  12-20-27D  Lll 

Levi  S.,  Mrs.  12-21-27D  N2 

Lewis  4-17-27C  N8B 

Lillith  F.  7-18-27M  L7 

Lillith  F.  7-19-27M  Nl 

Marie  Buchanan  8-10-27  L8 

Marie  Buchanan  8-11-27  Nl 

Marshal  2-24-27  L6 

Mary  M.  4-3-27  LI 

Mary  M.  4-3-27  Nl 


WILSON  (cont.) 

Mina  1-13-27DV  L8 

Nellie  10-4-27M  L15 

Nellie  McCollum  9-26-27  L13 

Nellie  McCollum  9-26-27  Nl 

Omus  8-4-27DV  L14 

Onus  8-4-27DV  N3 

Onus  9-15-27DV  L15 

Onus  9-16-27DV  Nl 

R.  R.  2-6-27C  N6 

Rema  10-3-27  L10 

Rema  10-3-27  N2 

Robert  4-5-27D  Nl 

Roxie  Jane  2-6-27B  N6 

S.  P.  1-10-27  L6 

V.  H.  1-10-27  L6 

V.  Homer  7-16-27  L7 

Vanturah  J.  12-20-27D  Lll 

Vanturah  J.  12-21-27D  N2 

Vanturah  J.  12-22-27D  Nil 

Velma  1-23-27M  Lll 

Velma  1-23-27M  N5 

Velma  Keller  9-16-27  L17 

Velma  Keller  9-16-27  N16 

W.  F.  11-22-27  L13 

W.  F.  11-22-27  Nil 

W.  L.  1-10-27  L6 

W.  T.  10-16-27C  Lll 

W.  T.  10-16-27C  N7B 

infant  11-22-27D  L13 

infant  11-22-27D  Nil 
WILSON  CREEK 

battle  of  1-31-27  L16 

battle  of  12-11-27  L33 
WIMBERLY 

Annie  10-22-27  L7 

Annie  4-16-27  L7 

J.  W.  10-22-27P  L7 

J.  W.  4-16-27P  L7 
WINDLE 

I.  1-17-27  L5 

I.  1-19-27  L2 

Mary  1-3-27D  L10 

Mary  1-4-27D  N10 
WINDY  CITY,  MO. 

origin  of  name  2-17-27  Nl 
WINEGARDNER 

Clara  S.  7-11-27  L6 

Edith  7-11-27  L6 


1572 


WINFIELD 

Aimee  3-30-27M  L9 
WING 

Alice  Curtice  4-27-27  LI 

Alice  Curtice  Moyer  5-1-27  N8B 
WINGO 

Carl  W.  2-18-27  N2 

Fred  6-17-27  LI 

Fred  6-20-27  L14 

Fred  6-20-27  N3 

Fred  8-13-27  Lll 

Fred  8-13-27  N5 

Fred  9-20-27  N5 

Fred  9-21-27  L17 

Fred  9-21-27  N5 

Fred  0.  6-19-27  L15 

Fred  O.  9-18-27  L22 

Freda  6-19-27  L15 

Freda  8-13-27E  N5 

Freda  9-20-27M  N5 

Freda  9-21-27M  N5 

Freda  Mabel  9-21-27M  N5 

Frieda  6-17-27  LI 

Frieda  8-13-27E  Lll 

Frieda  Mabel  9-18-27M  L22 

Frieda  Mabel  9-18-27M  L7 

Frieda  Mabel  9-21-27M  L17 

Frieda  Mable  9-18-27M  NIB 

Paula  6-17-27D  LI 

Paula  6-18-27D  L5 

Paula  6-18-27D  N3 

Paula  6-19-27D  L15 

Paula  6-19-27D  N4 

Paula  6-20-27D  L14 

Paula  6-20-27D  N3 
WINN 

James  P.  3-14-27D  L10 

James  P.  3-14-27D  N2 

James  P.  3-15-27D  L14 

James  P.  3-15-27D  N12 

Richard  3-14-27  L10 

Richard  3-14-27  N2 
WINSEL 

Maximaw  8-21-27  LI 

Maximi  8-21-27  NIB 
WINTER 

Sylvia  12-25-27M  L16 

Sylvia  12-25-27M  NIB 
WINTERS 

Anna  4-8-27DV  L21 


WINTERS  (cont.) 

Anna  5-13-27DV  L22 

Anna  5-18-27DV  L10 

Anne  4-9-27DV  N12 

Frank  4-9-27DV  N12 

Frank  5-13-27DV  L22 

Frank  A.  4-8-27DV  L21 

Frank  A.  5-18-27DV  L10 
WIRT 

Edith  12-4-27M  L24 

Edith  12-4-27M  NIB 

Edith  12-4-27M  N8A 
WIRTH 

Jacob  9-10-27  L8 
WISDOM 

Byron  6-12-27M  L5 

Vollie  Price  6-12-27  L5 
WISE 

A.  N. ,  Mrs.  9-15-27  L19 

Edith  McConnell  12-25-27  L16 

Edith  McConnell  12-25-27  NIB 

Mary  8-9-27DV  L2 

Mary  8-9-27DV  Nl 

Ollie  8-27-27M  L12 

Ollie  8-27-27M  Nl 

Samuel  A.  8-9-27DV  L2 

Samuel  A.  8-9-27DV  Nl 

Ward  12-25-27M  L16 

Ward  12-25-27M  NIB 
WISEMAN 

D.  L.,  Mrs.  10-25-27  L17 

Hazel  10-25-27  L17 
WISENEN 

Little  10-27-27  L9 
WISNER 

I.  1-22-27  L7 

Mahala  Goddard  9-5-27  L7 

Mahala  Goddard  9-5-27  N10 

Sarah  May  Hartley  12-24-27  L8 

Sarah  May  Hartley  12-24-27  N12 
WISSBAUM 

L.  N. ,  Mrs.  8-16-27  L16 

L.  N. ,  Mrs.  8-17-27  N3 
WITASCHECK 

Zella  Massey  5-30-27  L9 

Zella  Massey  5-30-27  N2 
WITHERSPOON 

J.  K.  4-16-27D  L5 

J.  K.  4-17-27D  L10 

J.  K.  4-17-27D  N8A 


1573 


WITHERSPOON  (cont.) 
Mary  4-16-27P  L7 
Mildred  4-16-27P  L7 
WITT 

Catherine  Cowan  7-19-27D  L10 
Catherine  Cowan  7-20-27D  N8 
Earl,  Mrs.  7-19-27D  L10 
Earl,  Mrs.  7-20-27D  N8 
Gertrude  5-1-27M  N6B 
WITTE 

Gertrude  5-1-27M  L22 
WITTEMAN 

Maude  Soltow  7-3-27  L3 
WITTWER 

Christian  5-29-27D  N8C 
WITTY 

V.  J.  12-20-27  Lll 
infant  12-20-27D  Lll 
WITZENBACKER 

George  5-7-27C  N7 
George  H.  5-7-27C  L5 
WOELK 

Edward  A.  2-20-27  N3 
WOFFORD 

Frank  M.  8-30-27C  Nl 
WOLF 

Grace  9-6-27  N3 
Mamie  8-7-27  L16 
Martha  Hodges  5-2-27  L8 
Martha  Hodges  5-2-27  Nl 
Robert  F.  1-14-27D  LI 
WOLFAIR 

Minnie  Harless  2-22-27  L9 
Minnie  Harlis  2-22-27  Nl 
WOLFE 

Chester  A.  10-10-27C  N5 
Chester  Archibald  10-10-27B  N5 
Emily  B.  1-13-27DV  L8 
H.  O.  11-6-27E  L18 
H.  O.  11-6-27E  N3C 
Mamie  9-13-27  L12 
Mamie  Schuler  8-1-27  L12 
Mamie  Schuler  8-2-27  N12 
Robert  F.  1-14-27D  LI 
Walter  1-13-27DV  L8 
WOMACK 

Everett  1-29-27P  N7 
Nada  Lee  11-29-27B  L18 
0.  E. ,  Mrs.  12-19-27  L8 
O.  E. ,  Mrs.  12-19-27  N2 


WOMACK  (cont.) 

R.  N.  1-29-27  N7 
R.  N.  11-29-27C  L18 
WOMMACK 

8-7-27  N4A 

Everett  1-13-27  L3 
Everett  1-28-27P  L22 
Everett  1-29-27P  N7 
Everett  1-3-27D  L5 
Everett  1-4-27D  L9 
Everett  1-4-27D  N10 
Everett  1-5-27D  L7 
Everett  1-6-27D  Lll 
Everett  1-6-27D  N12 
Everett  1-9-27D  NIB 
Everett  7-16-27P  L7 
Frank  M.  1-3-27  L5 
Frank  M.  1-4-27  L9 
Frank  M.  1-4-27  N10 
John  F.  1-3-27  L5 

John  F.  1-4-27  L9 

John  F.  1-4-27  N10 

Lodema  Snider  3-8-27  L10 

M.  V.  1-3-27  L5 

M.  V.  1-4-27  L9 

M.  V.  1-4-27  N10 

Melissa  11-27-27  L27 

Melissa  11-27-27  N8B 

Morton  11-27-27  L2  7 

Morton  11-27-27  N8B 

R.  N.  1-28-27  L22 

R.  N.  1-29-27  N7 

R.  N.  7-16-27  L7 

Rubie  1-3-27  L5 

Rubie  1-4-27  L9 

Rubie  1-4-27  N10 

Ruel  1-3-27  L5 

Ruel  1-4-27  L9 

Ruel  1-4-27  N10 
WOOD 

Ben,  Mrs.  8-13-27  Nl 

Bob,  Mrs.  8-13-27  LI 

C.  L.  12-14-27  L8 

C.  L.  12-15-27  N6 

Edith  6-30-27M  N5 

H.  A.  4-2-27  N3 

H.  A.  5-24-27  N6 

Herbert,  Mrs.  5-1-27  N8B 

J.  C.  T.  12-14-27D  L8 

J.  C.  T.  12-15-27D  L12 


1574 


WOOD  (cont.) 

J.  C.  T.  12-15-27D  N6 
J.  C.  T.  12-16-27D  L26 
J.  R.,  Mrs.  4-10-27  N3B 
Jessie  1-9-27M  L18 
Jessie  1-9-27M  N2C 
Jessie  1-9-27M  N4B 
John  M.  4-9-27  LI 
John  M.  4-9-27  N12 
John  T.  11-20-27  L19 
Mary  Joanna  6-23-27B  L13 
Susan  12-14-27  L8 
T.  M.  12-14-27  L8 
T.  M.  12-15-27  N6 
W.  S.  6-23-27C  L13 

WOODALL 

C.  H.  11-12-27C  L12 
C.  H.  11-13-27C  Nl 
Fred  K.  11-20-27M  L31 
Fred  K.  11-20-27M  NIB 
Fred  K.  11-20-27M  N3A 
Fred  K.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Fred  K.  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Irene  9-15-27DV  L15 
Irene  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Lucille  Eslick  11-20-27  L31 
Lucille  Eslick  11-20-27  NIB 
Lucille  Eslick  11-20-27  N3A 
Mary  Catherine  11-12-27B  L12 
Mary  Catherine  11-13-27B  Nl 

WOODARD 

Flossie  E.  9-17-27  N3 

WOODBURY 

Leonadis  8-6-27D  N3 

WOODCOX 

Mabel  6-29-27DV  L10 
Mabel  6-30-27DV  N16 
Mabel  9-15-27DV  L15 
Mabel  9-16-27DV  Nl 
Paul  A.  6-29-27DV  L10 
Paul  A.  6-30-27DV  N16 
Paul  A.  9-15-27DV  L15 
Paul  A.  9-16-27DV  Nl 

WOODFILL 

C.  R. ,  Mrs.  1-19-27  L4 

WOODHALL 

C.  H.  11-13-27C  NIB 

Mary  Catherine  11-13-27B  NIB 

WOOD IE 

Frederick  E.  10-22-27P  L7 


WOODRUFF 

Claude  E.  7-27-27  L16 

Claude  E.  7-28-27  Nl 

David  W.  12-18-27  N6B 

David  W.  7-27-27  L16 

David  W.  7-28-27  Nl 

Oscar  12-18-27  N6B 

Oscar  7-27-27  L16 

Oscar  7-28-27  Nl 

W.  L.  7-27-27  L16 

W.  L.  7-28-27  Nl 
WOODS 

Annie  M.  Nichols  5-14-27  L8 

Annie  M.  Nicolds  5-14-27  N6 

C.  C.  5-12-27D  L8 

C.  C.  5-14-27D  L10 

C.  C.  5-14-27D  L8 

Charles  Carroll  5-14-27B  L8 

Charles  Carroll  5-14-27D  N6 

Charles  Robert  5-14-27  L8 

Derella  1-1-27D  L10 

Edgar  12-17-27M  L3 

Edgar  12-17-27M  Nl 

Edwin  J.  4-30-27D  N6 

Emily  2-25-27  N6 

Emily  Rush  2-24-27  L6 

Eugene  A.  5-14-27  L8 

G.  T.  4-30-27  N6 

George  2-6-27  N6 

J.  M.  C.  10-6-27  N4 

J.  M. ,  Mrs.  3-21-27  L14 

J.  0.  Carpenter,  Mrs.  12-17-27  L3 

L.  C.  1-1-27  L10 

Lois  3-19-27M  L5 

Lois  3-20-27M  NIB 

Mabel  5-14-27  L8 

Marguerite  Underwood  3-21-27  N2 

Mary  4-30-27  N6 

Mary  Elizabeth  5-14-27  L8 

Mary  M.  Nicholds  5-14-27  N6 

Mary  M.  Nichols  5-14-27  L8 

Maude  5-14-27  L8 

Maude  5-14-27  N6 

Minnie  5-14-27  N6 

Minnie  Carroll  5-14-27  L8 

Nelle  5-14-27  L8 

R.  W. ,  Mrs.  7-21-27  L8 

R.  W. ,  Mrs.  7-21-27  N12 

Ray  F.,  Mrs.  5-14-27  L10 

Ray  P.,  Mrs.  5-14-27  N12 


1575 


WOODS  (cont.) 

Rose  Smalley  6-24-27  L8 

Rose  Smalley  6-24-27  Nl 

Rose  Smalley  6-24-27  N7 

S.  H.  5-14-27  L8 

Sam  2-24-27  L6 

Sam  2-25-27  N6 

Samuel  5-14-27  N6 

William  M.  6-24-27M  L8 

William  M.  6-24-27M  Nl 

William  M.  6-24-27M  N7 
WOODS IDE 

Anne  2-19-27  LI 

Hal,  Mrs.  2-19-27  LI 

Virginia  2-19-27  LI 
WOODWORTH 

Fred  W.  7-13-27  L8 

George  S.  7-13-27D  L8 
WOODY 

Alice  1-6-27  Lll 

Alice  1-7-27  L14 

C.  C.  1-7-27D  L14 

Charles  C.  1-6-27D  Lll 

Ellen  1-6-27  Lll 

Ellen  1-7-27  L14 

Jessie  Bragg  4-17-27  N2C 

Kathleen  1-6-27  Lll 

Kathleen  1-7-27  L14 

Lacy  4-17-27M  N2C 

Nola  I.  West  5-11-27  N12 

Nora  I.  West  5-10-27  L16 

Oscar  P.  5-10-27M  L16 

Oscar  P.  5-11-27M  N12 

Pauline  1-6-27  Lll 

Pauline  1-7-27  L14 

Rex  1-6-27  Lll 

Rex  1-7-27  L14 

Roger  1-6-27  Lll 

Roger  1-7-27  L14 

Will  1-6-27  Lll 
WOOLDRIDGE 

Beatrice  6-21-27D  L10 

Beatrice  6-22-27D  L8 

Beatrice  6-22-27D  N8 

Beatrice  6-23-27D  L13 

Beatrice  6-23-27D  N8 

Beatrice  Vandeford  6-22-27D  L8 

Beatrice  Vandeford  6-22-27D  N8 

Beatrice  Vanderford  6-21-27D  L10 

E.  W. ,  Mrs.  6-21-27D  L10 


WOOLDRIDGE  (cont . ) 

E.  W. ,  Mrs.  6-28-27D  L6 

H.  G.  1-13-27DV  L8 

Rachael  1-13-27DV  L8 
WOOLEY 

Pauline 

Pauline 

Pauline 

Pauline 

William 

William 


4-23-27DV  LI 
4-24-27DV  N2 
5-13-27DV  L22 
5-13-27DV  N9 
4-23-27DV  LI 
4-24-27DV  N2 
William  5-13-27DV  L22 
William  5-13-27DV  N9 
WOOLIVER 

Jude  8-18-27C  N12 
WOOLSEY 

C.  E. ,  Mrs.  2-27-27  N10C 
WOOTEN 

Elmer  7-15-27C  L6 
Fern  8-28-27DV  N2A 
Fern  9-16-27DV  L6 
Fern  9-17-27DV  N3 
Frank  1-17-27  N2 
George  L.  1-17-27  N2 
Gordon  8-28-27DV  N2A 
Gordon  9-16-27DV  L6 
Gordon  9-17-27DV  N3 
J.  C.  1-17-27  N2 
John  1-17-27A  N2 
WORKMAN 

Arthur  5-14-27DV  LI 
Arthur  W.  3-24-27DV  Lll 


Arthur  W. 
Hattie  M. 
Hattie  M. 
Hattie  M. 
Henry  12-29-27  LI 
Henry  12-29-27  Nl 
WORLEY 


3-24-27DV  N7 
3-24-27DV  Lll 
3-24-27DV  N7 
5-14-27DV  LI 


Carl  B. 
Carl  B. 
Carl  B. 
Carl  B. 
Verna  B 
Verna  L 
Verna  L 
Verna  L 
WORMAN 

Annie  Lyman  2-2-27D  M6 
Annie  R.  2-2-27D  N6 


12-14-27DV  L16 
3-20-27DV  Lll 
3-20-27DV  N12B 
9-16-27DV  Nl 
3-20-27DV  N12B 
12-14-27DV  L16 
3-20-27DV  Lll 
9-16-27DV  Nl 


1576 


WORMAN  (cont.) 

Harry  L.  6-10-27DV  LI 

Harry  L.  6-11-27DV  N12 

Harry  L.  8-29-27DV  LI 

Leona  C.  6-10-27DV  LI 

Leona  C.  8-29-27DV  LI 

Leona  E.  6-11-27DV  N12 
WORMER 

Alice  Wheaton  8-15-27  L10 

Alice  Wheaton  8-16-27  N6 
WORTHEM 

Mabel  Bannister  1-22-27P  L7 
WORTHEY 

E.  G. ,  Mrs.  4-19-27  N2 
WORTHING 

Florence  D.  5-22-27M  Lll 
WORTHINGTON 

Florence  D.  5-22-27M  N2C 

Florence  D.  5-22-27M  N3B 
WORTHY 

E.  G. ,  Mrs  4-18-27  L8 

F.  G. ,  Mrs.  7-15-27  L6 
WRIGHT 

Alpha  Rowe  4-17-27  N5 

C.  F.  2-20-27  N3 

Charles  J.  1-22-27P  L7 

Clarence  A.  5-12-27C  N3 

Claude  F.  4-22-27DV  L18 

Claude  F.  5-15-27DV  L10 

Claude  F.  5-15-27DV  N10 

Cora  Hudson  8-7-27  L2  6 

David  T.  2-4-27  L6 

David  T.  2-5-27  N3 

Earl  7-3-27  L14 

Ella  B.  1-22-27  L7 

Elva  4-17-27M  N5 

Erin  2-4-27  L6 

Erin  2-5-27  N3 

Faith  7-3-27  L14 

Frank  2-4-27  L6 

Frank  2-5-27  N3 

Grace  7-3-27  L14 

H.  A. ,  Mrs.  1-19-27  L4 

H.  D.  7-3-27  L14 

Hattie  K.  4-22-27DV  L18 

Hattie  K.  5-15-27DV  L10 

Hattie  Kensinger  5-15-27DV  N10 

Hollis  Garrett  10-22-27P  L7 

Hollis  K.  10-22-27  L7 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  2-5-27  LI 


WRIGHT  (cont.) 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  2-5-27  Nl 

J.  E. ,  Mrs.  2-6-27  L25 

James  6-12-27D  N10B 

James  Thomas  2-10-27D  L6 

James  Thomas  2-11-27D  Nl 

K.  W.  2-11-27  Nl 

Kate  2-4-27  L6 

Kate  2-5-27  N3 

L.  A.  7-3-27  L14 

Mary  2-4-27  L6 

Mary  2-5-27  N3 

Mary  Elizabeth  3-15-27  L7 

Mary  J.  2-4-27  L6 

Mary  J.  2-5-27  N3 

Maurine  Lewis  12-10-27  Nl 

Maurine  Lewis  12-9-27  L22 

Paul  7-3-27  L14 

Paul  Francis  5-12-27B  N3 

Rolland  W.  12-10-27C  Nl 

Rolland  W.  12-9-27C  L22 

Ted  7-3-27  L14 

Viola  2-12-27M  L10 

W.  T.  2-4-27D  L6 

W.  T.  2-5-27D  L10 

W.  T.  2-5-27D  N12 

W.  T.  2-5-27D  N3 

W.  T.  2-6-27D  L25 

W.  T.  2-6-27D  N2 

W.  W.  8-22-27D  L7 

W.  W.  8-23-27D  L14 

W.  W.  8-23-27D  N2 

Wealtha  Edith  12-6-27  Nil 

William  G.  2-11-27  Nl 

family  reunion  7-3-27  L14 

WRIGHTSMAN 

Ed  9-13-27  N5 
Edward  9-13-27  L15 
Gilbert  9-13-27  L15 
Gilbert  9-13-27  N5 
J.  D.  8-14-27  N3C 
J.  D.  8-15-27  Lll 
J.  D.  9-13-27  L15 
J.  D.  9-13-27  N5 
Lawrence  9-11-27M  Nl 
Lawrence  9-13-27M  L15 
Lawrence  S.  8-14-27E  N3C 
Lawrence  S.  8-15-27E  Lll 
Lawrence  S.  9-11-27M  L31 
Lawrence  S.  9-13-27M  N5 


1577 


WRIGHTSMAN  (cont.) 

Vivian  Grove  9-11-27  L31 

Vivian  Grove  9-11-27  Nl 

Vivian  H.  Grove  9-13-27  L15 

Vivian  H.  Grove  9-13-27  N5 
WUNDERLICH 

Lena  S.  1-16-27  L13 

Marjorie  Ruth  1-16-27  L13 

Ray  C.  1-16-27  L13 

William  J.  1-16-27  LI 3 
WUSTAIN 

Kate  Davis  10-23-97  NIB 

Samuel  M.  10-23-27M  NIB 
WYATT 

Warren  B.  12-27-27D  N3 
WYMAN 

Alta  G.  Fleming  10-2-27  NIB 

Cyrus  E.  10-2-27M  NIB 

Cyrus  E.  10-2-27M  N2B 

Gladys  Fleming  10-2-27  N2B 
WYNOA 

Nell  Hancock  12-29-27  N2 
WYRE 

Barney  1-19-27D  L4 

Barney  1-20-27D  L6 

Barney  1-21-27D  L8 

Barney  1-22-27D  L7 

Barney  1-23-27D  L5 

Barney  1-23-27D  N2B 

Barney  1-24-27D  L6 

Carrie  1-19-27  L4 

Dee  1-19-27  L4 

Frank  1-19-27  L4 

Helen  1-19-27  L4 

Johnnie  1-19-27  L4 

Nola  1-19-27  L4 

Phillip  1-19-27  L4 

Sam  1-19-27  L4 

Winnie  1-19-27  L4 
WYRICK 

Corliss  L.  11-1-27M  Nl 

Ethel  Rose  11-1-27  Nl 
YADEN 

Joe,  Mrs.  10-15-27  L7 

Joe,  Mrs.  10-16-27D  N3A 
YADON 

Joe  10-19-27  L14 

Joe  10-19-27  N15 

N.  B. ,  Mrs.  4-8-27  N7 


YANCEY 

Cap  7-12-27  L4 

Effie  7-12-27  L4 

Eva  E.  7-12-27  L4 

James  7-12-27  L4 

John  7-12-27  L4 

Mary  7-12-27  L4 

N.  B. ,  Mrs.  11-2-27  N8 

Zada  7-12-27  L4 
YANDELL 

J.  W.  1-22-27  L7 
YARBROUGH 

Donald  Edmonds  5-11-27B  N6 

E.  D.  5-11-27C  N6 
YATES 

A.  L.  7-1-27C  L19 
Bill  2-6-27  NIB 
Catherine  8-13-27  N10 
Catherine  8-14-27  N9B 
Claude  2-6-27  NIB 
D.  L.  8-13-27  N10 
D.  L.  8-14-27  N9B 
David  8-8-27  L12 
David  8-8-27  N10 
Eugene  7-1-27B  L19 

F.  E.  8-13-27  N10 
F.  E.  8-14-27  N9B 

F.  E. ,  Mrs.  8-8-27D  L12 

F.  E. ,  Mrs.  8-8-27D  N10 
Frances  6-22-27  L8 
Frances  6-22-27  N8 
Frances  6-28-27  L2 
Frances  6-28-27  L3 

G.  L.  8-13-27  N10 
G.  L.  8-14-27  N9B 
Gordon  8-8-27  L12 
Gordon  8-8-27  N10 
Harry  2-6-27  NIB 
Hattie  6-22-27  L8 
Hettie  6-22-27  N8 
Hettie  6-28-27  L2 
Hettie  6-28-27  L3 
Irene  8-13-27  N10 
Irene  8-14-27  N9B 
Irene  8-8-27  L12 
Irene  8-8-27  N10 
James  6-22-27  L8 
James  6-22-27  N8 
James  6-28-27  L2 
James  6-28-27  L3 


1578 


YATES  (cont.) 

Jeff  6-22-27  L8 

Jeff  6-22-27  N8 

Jesse  6-28-27  L2 

Jesse  6-28-27  L3 

Kathleen  8-8-27  L12 

Kathleen  8-8-27  N10 

M.  E.  8-13-27  N10 

M.  E.  8-14-27  N9B 

Marshall  8-8-27  L12 

Marshall  8-8-27  N10 

Martha  F.  6-22-27D  L8 

Martha  F.  6-22-27D  N8 

Martha  F.  6-28-27  L2 

O.  W. ,  Mrs.  6-28-27  L2 

Oscar  6-22-27  L8 

Oscar  6-22-27  N8 

Oscar  6-28-27  L2 

Oscar  6-28-27  L3 

Rellie  6-22-27  L8 

Rillie  6-28-27  L2 

Rillie  6-28-27  L3 

Rosie  L.  8-8-27D  N10 

Rosie  L.  8-9-27D  L4 

Rosie  L.  8-9-27D  N12 

Rosie  L.  Brasher  8-8-27D  L12 

Rosie  L.  Brasher  8-8-27D  N10 

Sherman  6-22-27  L8 

Sherman  6-22-27  N8 

Sherman  6-28-27  L2 

Sherman  6-28-27  L3 

Tom  6-22-27  L8 

Tom  6-22-27  N8 

Tom  6-28-27  L2 

Tom  6-28-27  L3 
YEAGER 

Charles,  Mrs.  12-24-27  L8 

Charles,  Mrs.  12-24-27  N12 

Charles,  Mrs.  12-25-27  N2A 

Homer  1-9-27  L10 
YERGEN 

Lorene  6-19-27M  L27 

Lorene  6-19-27M  Nl 

Lorene  6-19-27M  NIB 
YERKES 

John  Taylor  1-9-27  N 

Louise  1-9-27M  L18 

Louise  1-9-27M  N 
YOACHUM 

Lorene  7-7-27M  L13 


YOACHUM  (cont.) 

Pearl  7-7-27  L13 
YOCKEL 

Blanche  Turner  11-13-27  L10 

F.  J.  11-13-27M  L10 
YONKEE 

Cloe  12-26-27  L15 

Cloe  12-27-27  L6 

Dora  12-26-27  L15 

Dora  12-27-27  L6 

Dora  12-27-27  N6 

Eugene  12-26-27  L15 

Eugene  12-27-27  L6 

Eugene  12-27-27  N6 

Frank  12-26-27D  L15 

Frank  12-27-27D  L6 

Frank  12-27-27D  N6 

Marie  12-26-27  L15 

Marie  12-27-27  L6 

Marie  12-27-27  N6 
YORK 

Bettie  7-22-27M  L17 

Lucy  A.  4-11-27  L8 

Lucy  A.  4-12-27  N6 

Melvin,  Mrs.  7-8-27  L8 

Nettie  7-23-27M  Nl 

Nettie  7-23-27M  N2 
YORKEL 

Blanche  Taylor  11-13-27  N2A 

Blanche  Turner  11-13-27  NIB 

F.  J.  11-13-27M  NIB 

F.  J.  11-13-27M  N2A 
YOST 

Andrew  7-16-27  L7 

Nicholas  7-16-27P  L7 
YOUNG 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-12-27  L15 

A.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-13-27  L6 

B.  F.  7-19-27  L10 
Bessie  10-10-27  Lll 
Bessie  10-10-27  N3 
Cordie  11-20-27D  L12 
Cordie  11-20-27D  N5A 
Edith  M.  9-19-27  L17 
Goldie  10-10-27  Lll 
Goldie  10-10-27  N3 
Henrietta  9-19-27M  L17 
Iona  1-28-27  L22 

J.  C. ,  Mrs.  12-13-27  N3 
J.  D. ,  Mrs.  3-20-27  LI 


1579 


YOUNG  (cont.) 

J.  0. ,  Mrs.  12-13-27  N3 
J.  W.  2-11-27  Nl 
Josh  3-14-27M  L10 
Katherine  4-16-27  L7 
Laura  8-7-27  L7 
Laurence  10-10-27  N3 
Lawrence  10-10-27  Lll 
Loretta  M.  4-21-27DV  N12 
Lottie  Guinn  6-15-27  L2 
Lucille  Hunt  3-14-27  L10 
Minnie  10-10-27  Lll 
Minnie  10-10-27  N3 
Nora  Gurley  7-24-27  Nl 
Richard  10-10-27  Lll 
Richard  10-10-27  N3 
Ruth  1-13-27DV  L8 
Ruth  M.  1-25-27M  L12 
Ruth  M.  1-29-27DV  L10 
T.  L.  1-13-27DV  L8 
T.  L.  1-29-27DV  L10 
Thelma  1-28-27  L22 
Thomas  J.  4-21-27DV  N12 
Virginia  1-28-27  L22 
W.  C.  10-11-27D  L9 
W.  C. ,  Mrs.  2-2-27  L7 
W.  C. ,  Mrs.  2-2-27  N3 
W.  C. ,  Mrs.  2-4-27  L6 
W.  O.  8-17-27  L13 
Wesley,  Mrs.  1-28-27D  L22 
Wesley,  Mrs.  1-29-27D  L10 
Wesley,  Mrs.  1-30-27D  L10 
Wesley,  Mrs.  1-31-27D  L7 
William  10-10-27  Lll 
William  10-10-27  N3 
William  C.  10-10-27D  Lll 
William  C.  10-10-27D  N3 
William  C.  10-11-27D  N2 
William  C.  10-9-27D  N2A 
family  reunion  8-17-27  L13 

YOUNGBLOOD 

Alice  12-24-27  L8 

Alice  12-24-27  N12 

C.  B. ,  Mrs.  10-4-27D  L10 

C.  B. ,  Mrs.  10-4-27D  N2 

Charles  M. ,  Mrs.  12-24-27D  L8 

Charles  M.,  Mrs.  12-24-27D  N12 

Charles  M.,  Mrs.  12-25-27D  L16 

E.  B.  10-4-27  N2 

George  B.  10-15-27  L7 


YOUNGBLOOD  (cont.) 

George  B.  10-15-27  N3 

George  B.  10-16-27  L35 

J.  M.  10-22-27P  L7 

J.  P. ,  Jr.  10-15-27  L7 

J.  P. ,  Jr.  10-15-27  N3 

J.  P. ,  Jr.  10-16-27  L35 

J.  Robert  10-15-27  L7 

J.  Robert  10-15-27  N3 

J.  Robert  10-16-27  L35 

James  P.,  Mrs.  10-15-27D  L7 

James  P.,  Mrs.  10-15-27D  N3 

Jennie  10-4-27  L10 

Jennie  10-4-27  N2 

John  D.  10-15-27  L7 

John  D.  10-15-27  N3 

John  D.  10-16-27  L35 

Mamie  10-4-27D  L10 

Mamie  10-4-27D  N2 

Mamie  10-5-27D  L12 

Mamie  10-5-27D  N12 

Mamie  Downing  10-4-27D  L10 

Mamie  Downing  10-4 -27D  N2 

Mary  12-25-27D  N2A 

Mary  Evelyn  12-24-27D  L8 

Mary  Evelyn  12-24-27D  N12 

Mary  Evelyn  12-25-27D  L2 

Mary  Evelyn  12-25-27D  N2A 

Nell  10-4-27  L10 

Nell  10-4-27  N2 

Paulina  10-16-27D  L35 

Paulina  10-16-27D  N3A 

Paulina  N.  10-15-27D  L7 

Paulina  N.  10-15-27D  N3 

Percy  10-4-27  N2 

W.  S.  10-22-27  L7 

William  E.  10-15-27  L7 

William  E.  10-15-27  N3 

William  E.  10-16-27  L35 

YOUNGMAN 

Ardelle  5-23-27  L6 
Clinton  5-23-27  L6 
Fred  Herbert  5-24-27D  N6 
Fred  Herbert  5-25-27D  L6 
Fred  Herman  5-23 -27D  L6 
William  5-23-27  L6 

YOUNT 

Wilber  9-11-27B  L31 
William  9-11-27C  L31 


1580 


ZERBE 

Dean  9-4-27  N3C 

Dean,  Mrs.  9-4-27  L27 
ZILLIOX 

Adam  C.  9-8-27M  L10 

Mamie  Tevanet  9-8-27  L10 
ZORN 

Carrie  6-13-27  N3 

Gus  6-13-27  N3 

H.  E.  6-13-27  N3 

Peter  6-13-27  N3 

William  J.  6-13-27  N3 
ZUCCHELLI 

Domenica  4-16-27  L7 


1581