0364723
Items of Genealogical Interest
(Births, Deaths, Marriages, Divorces, etc.)
in the
SPRINGFIELD, GREENE COUNTY, MISSOURI, NEWSPAPERS
THE SPRINGFIELD LEADER
and
THE SPRINGFIELD DAILY NEWS
WITH INDEX
for
1929
Part 2
Pages 601 --928 (September 3~December 31)
and Index
Wm. K. Hall
33 Westmoreland Place
St. Louis, MO 63108-1227
March 11, 1999
FAMILY HISTORY LIBRAPY 1
35 NORTH WEST TEMPLE
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84150
DATE MICRGRLMEO
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Th« hodT of Clifton V^•t•< M«rllii, M-
V J?.oM .on It Mr «nd Mr«. J, P. M-rt n
nf rh»ria Mo. who died in • flprlngfleld ,
hof5lt« V"l"1"V mornlnit following jin
„nJ?.tlon will be tnkrn ovrrlmid thi» '
:r;rnC io^brr.. by ...o Aim. Lohmryrr
i irSnU .nd one t.rothef. E.xl M.rlin.
WALTER B. CnAPMAV
Funeral ^ervlr^x for Walfrr R. rimpitian.
1,1 who died early vrMerday rn<irinng at
hi; home on rural route U »fter * long
Iness win be at 9 o'clock Thursday
ornlnf n 8t. Joseph Catholic church
"'rmeni will be in St Mary s "'n'/^'y
under direction of the Herman H. Loh-
niever funeral home Mr. Chapman >•
-h^e ^C'-t.'Ji'; d'a-u^ghTrrSf-rrr;
^•Snr.^«'Mr'i?rk;7f?r;;o?
kprlMneM Oa« brother and one-.lster
aho Burvlve.
^S§^"=^^'*^:TII0MA>» J. FOX .v->.'.-?r^-^-.(l
Vuneral ^erxires for Thoini» .» F«t. **. ;
of 3409 Summit avenue, will »»e he'd •«;
2 30 ocloek this aflernJion •« «he Baptret
?hureh »t Webb City followed by Inter-
nient In Mount Hope remeierr at .topltn
undtr direction of J. w. Kliniter. Mr.
mx la aiirvivrrt t»y hl.i wife, t«o son* and
ihr^a dauBhlers.
MISII LOIS KEESLING
Mill Lois Keesllnir. 17-year-old daughter
'f Mr. and Mr.«. Samuel Keeslinjt. di«-d at
1 o'«leck yesterday afternoon at the home
•>r the parents, linn \Ve«t Locn'^. follow- :
ing R lingering tllnesa She Is surrired by |
I lie p,'»rents. and four brother* Rov,
r'-rt- Wh'l srid W:!!!?:". nl ■-? •>-• IioTe
nddrex* T^e hnrtr rrob«h|r will b» «ert
to Osnwav Thursday hy W. L. Starn* Fu- !
rer^I »«rA'cr» are expected tr» h» Friday In '
tnt ll»1er cemeterr near romay.
4
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1929 -LEADER
Page 3: A daughter Eugenia Warner was bom September 1 to Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Warner of 221 East Dale street.
Page 5: Charles W. Page died.**
The Clifton family held a reunion.**
Page 12: Walter R. Chapman died.**
Miss Lois Keesling died.**
cOFfoPAMilf
HOLDSREUNION
Fifty Descendants of Web-
ster County Pioneer .
Gather
rirty dewwndanu of ThotnM
Natban CUflon. pioneer Webater
miintv i-'ttler. with nearly 100 of
ih':r IrKu<l«, uaiDereU »i n^f <>'^
CUfton boinwtead aeren mile, aouth
of Marahfleld, for a ihr^ day family
rrrnlor. last we^k end The Pl*^;: "'
m«tl..K wa. aetlled by Thoma* Ulf-
toD and hU family wb«D they moved
from Tenneaaee In the early days in
Mi>»ourl.
iVugrain llaa Fe«iliirea.
Bu>k«t dinnera. luformal program*
and general Inloimal ine«ttnga fea-
M;r,.f« (f^o reiii>lnti pri'^ran^
lite following mcmbara of lh« CUf-
ton family attended:
Mr and Mrs D. D Clifton and daugh-
ter, Margaret; Mr and Mrs. Henry Lan*
and *on. Clay, Mr and Mrs U. 8. N«a««
•Dd aon. Cllu. Mr. an<t Mr*. Charley
Reece and daughter. Itelle. Mlaa Mary
I Clilton, Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Dameraon and
(fO[
••■f Motihir Kmrrn* Mr and Mr*. Harry
Ciiriou, Ur »n<t Ura blbcrl Andrews and
clilldraa, Harold, Uurston, Basil, and
Thelaaa.
MX. and Mra. Arnold Neeec. Mr. and
Mra. W. U. Mui« and daughter. Minnla.
Mlsa Luelll* Clifton. MIm Freada Ollfton,
Mr. RtitJ M«r HuL< H Aiidrms. Mrr, Etrif
Hural and cblldran. Mable, Martha Jana
and Emma Jean. Mrs. Ira Clifton and
daughter. Margarrt and Mary Louise, Mrs.
Herman Trai.tliain and daiiRlilar. Heity
Jans. Mr Rotwrt Ltnrt'nstruth. Mrs N M.
CIKtoa' and cblldten KugeDc and MaKray.
Ur. and Mr* French Kesteraon and baby.
Mr.' and Mra. J. O. Hobson and dauah-
t«r. Mary Laona. Mr. Jim Clifton and
daugtittr. Ora'e. Oeell CUfton. Dorothy
Pelts. Mca Sallla BrUU. Mr. and Mrs.
KdmoDd CUfton. Mr. and Mra. Klmer
Reace and children, Jean. Howard, and
r>»»'/. «»r und Mm W R tnmnn and
rhtldran, Clifton. BllUe.
Lfo. Mr. .rCMvaa .luuaH
Oarnat
Friends ^(tendlrt-.
T)ta following ar« TM^iutl,
tendtd :
Mrs. CalllB Fire, Mr and _
, Banner and «>n, Clarence. Mr
.Dava BIfcer. Mr. and Mrs. BartKy ^
Mr. and Mrs L«« Lacy. Mr. and
Chlstophar BrooM and aon, Mr. *Bd
Frad Lombang. Mrs. Byron CprtwiU
rhildrao. Fraiirts, Harlln, -nd DarHa. —
Cinda AUeo. Mra. 8. B. >^»»«»- »fc*«»
I Mr*. N J. FIra, Mra. W. T. KHUnOO,
Mr and Mr^ C B Bateman.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaud Bataaaao atttf
dauchler. Betty. Mr. and Mra. Jf^gm
Bridwell and aoti, CUrenoe, Mr. and Mr*.
cnarlay Kln« «.nd daMthler. Mlnata HUr.
Oral Wanaea. Mr. and Mrj.. fat WlM
and daatbter. tthal. Mr O. •!. ToWjti..
MISS Mar> Oowi. Mr K. M. MJUa, Pnw^
Smith. Mr. 8 A flhelton. Mr. Bd Hia Mr.
and Mrs Oscar Reploflex and ehlldrat^
wim.s. Haacl. Bobbla. Oladyi. OI«nn.'an*
Irlillii
Mrs FranH Renner and chlldran._ Ora
and Char!ev. Blancha Aaatln, BilMua
Austin. Earlma Austin. Mr. Karl Monti.
Mrs Hester Dairvrapl* and children. Mama
.ind Clarence. Mrs Stella Batba, and Mr,
W. B Oeotfe.
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DIES SUDDENLY
I
Charles W. Page Expires at
I Home After Skokc ui
Paralysis
I ;u*t>c« or peace tatA tormer polloe
i judsr, dirtl tudarnly Oiia uiomluf
jat hu rxNnr. 31i3 Nurtb Bouler*nl
Mr Pace had oompUliMd of fed-
tr« badly lor aevml d*ym. YetUr-
' d»y hf wri5 >t hLi office as uaual
iiiid l»Ui Ui ihr U>i> he wiiil to btt
•»-• ■ -JIT-
TT^f^S
a phvilclan. HU death wai thought
to h«T« been U»e re«ull ol a bUo«
ot paralrtte.
Mr. Pace had Uved tn 8pni]«flekl
44 yrara. Durlnc all that time his
boiM has been m the 3100 block
bacse has been In the 3100 block
, on Korth Boulevard. He served as
', poiico Ju<;«e about 30 years a«o. Re-
cently he was appointed JusUce ol
Uvi' prutc Lo liil uie uiuxpircd Lcrin
f n I. M:irtln. *hi' dl'd » ff*
month* ago.
Mr Pa«e is sunired by his wife,
(i:;c ii.iJk'.>' r. •■••- ^^■.■" rv;.::c i.:
K- I/.'.:-. ■->• -^n. r. W. Pa«e. of
CalJi.ri.hi 1 ■': one brother, Ed
Pa«e. of Bpringlirld.
Puoerai arransements are In-
complete but are In charge of the
KUngner OndertAikihg company.
WALTIK It. CHAPMAN
Puoaral stTTtees lor Wattar R. Chap-
man. • !, who dl«4l Tuetdaf mornlna at
till hom« on rural rout* II, *III be h*lc1
ot 9 orlork Thundsv iiiotiilng at St. '
JcM«ph Catholic rhurch, follomed by In- ,
iftnirnt In Bt M«ry'« r'iii''''r» T'"*
, Herman LolMntycr (uosrsi hom* Is In
charga of arraiifamenta. Mr. Chapmao Is
! nirvWtd by his wifa a son Waltar at
> horat and by threo daufhteri. including
: Mrs. Ida Prllfrr of Rprlncrirld.
Mlm LOm HEeSLINO
Mlaa Lola Keeiling, 17. daughtar •t
Mr and Mrs. Samutl Keedlng of IMt
West L.ocBst atrset, died Tuesday aftar-
noon at hsr horns aftar a long tllnasa.
Bhs ts stirvlTsd by hsr parents and b*
four brothsri. Roy. Clyds, Whsl, and Wll-
llsm. all at home The body will ba Uksn
to Conwsy for fuiirra) aerflcea and burial
In ih* leader crmetrry there, probably
Frld«y Sliirnr\ inoiluar* U IB aharga j
of arranirmeiils
lard I
rrlil
KLDON -The body of I<o..ard
I Jarkann. «ho wan rimwnert laat
In ihr Onaf..- rivrr at Zrbrn. Mo . ■« m
loamd eatigtit In soma driftwood yaa-
Mfday. A eotonar's jury raturnad a
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 2: Charles W. Page died.**
Mexican youth killed by automobile.**
Page 4: Miss Leone Rawlings and Mr. Delmas McCracken were married.**
Page 5: Miss Donna Reising, 15, and Ralph Swanson, 18, both of Omaha, were married
September 4 in Joplin. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Sadie L, Riley of Omaha. [This is a
long article.]
Two unidentified young men were crushed to death Monday in a freight car at
Monett.
Page 12: Miss Lois Keesling died.**
Walter R. Chapman died.**
The estate of Mason G, Brown was settled.**
to2
T
W; 0;~Tatlow, AttomeytHeceii
Wins Judgment for Spring-
field Woman and Others in
WH
court. However, tha defendant wen
ft new , trial through tha plea that
new evidence had b««n "dlaeovftWP
Mhlch would help hie chM and a
rhange of venue to Peitle county wee
tekrn.
Tttf itfcnwd (riBl of the c««e w»«
conctiirtert nbogt n month ago enrt
had since been -kept under considers*
tlon by* 'Judga Hoffnui. UU tUM
deetalon^ waa to award tha plalBttfte
an addltfonal laO.OOO over their Jud(»*
ment lii the original trial.
There Is every resson to believe,
Mr. Schwab Mid. that the caae wlU
not be npprsled.
^ if^'^^.'-
W
R8. LOUI6E 8TANFORTH Of
Springfield snd seven other hetra
of Mason O. Brown. Sweet Springs.
Mo., banker, who died In 1017. wlU
reeovtir approximately •80.000 of tM
>iWW%JUMrt "** '^^*<' ^ hfyyhwat
. e6tic«a]f£>«i 'the reault of • aeeiasil
handeiifaewn by Judge DImmItt Hoff-
msn of the Pettis county circuit
court at Sedslla. It was annotinred
here yeeterdey by Irvmc Sohwsb of
the law firm, Tatlow and Schwab.
The helra. who also Included Mary
:B;>(B(otfa!l8l^Vulton.^Ko/ uid^KdW
Smith of Hollywood. CaU haTe been
represented throueh the history of
the case by W. D. Tath>w. senior
member of the Springfield firm.
DEATHS
I>IEn ttlTHOlT WILL
Mr. Brown, for many years a prom>
WWnSnhfluentlal resident of
Jn^.aprioca. left no will providing
for dUpotal of hia ratate now eMI-
j|>l>4Jto bavo batn worth mora than
naif ft million dollars.
11 waa not learned until 1017. with
tiM daftth of. Mr. Brown's widow who
luunad.ftdBilBUtratrli of
Mwftblo.part
. . tt Veen aub-
mitted to probate. She had taken
,ilb$,balt of what bad been probated
In aeeordanee with law, it was
bffMipht ftdl. rnnrrnllnf^ Ih^ rrmnlii-
der. Other heirs were Riven their
loojwobated.
^ *^&m^tt*r har
tt>;^mftrrl•dJ. P.Uantr,
Into poaaaaaton of her
property after her death. It was to
lObUln wh*t they believed rightfully
rn«lr*ftharaa that heirs to the Brown
eaute filed suit through Mr. Tallow
•tAtaMBaner.
IRXEY ilRRR WI\«
¥b« Springfield attorney won a ver.
[diet when the ca.'^e was first tried st
MlrtH I.OIN KI.»:Ht.lN'n
T! e Vi ^.^ '-f ,Mi«- l.ol- Kerxllnt. M-
rear.Hd daugUirr of Mr and Hra Samurl
K^Ming. IM9 WeNt Locuai atrert. who
r^ied Tueidftv ftfiemoon at h^r home, will
tke >»nt fn iitnrtiinK "^ Conway. Mn .
for funeiai a«rvic^a and burial. Inter-
r^etil aill b*" made in nadff t^mHtty
HAI.TI.R K. CII.%r.MA.S
l»> nernl «^rvir^« f«r Waller I? Chap*
man. ai. mho riied Tuesday mnrning hI
hia lM«*<*e <in rural route tl. will be held
• « • Actnrk thia morninK >n 8l. Joafpli
frtllnwed hv burial In
T'-e Herman H
li»)ri e i\ |t> rharic' o(
f*B»hei''e rivirrh
• f ».« f * r t
J ^■tmie ver f liiie t s 1
Miss Rawlins Weds
Mr. McCracken
• nt
JRai
Loali
fMe(
An Informal wadding araa aolaia-
nired Tuesday afternoon ft 4 o'clock
nt Berryvllle. Ark., when MIsa Leone
Rawlins became the bride of Mr.
ilmaa McCracken. son of Mrs. Dora
MeOracken of SprlnKflifld. Only the
St (he reremonv.
j Miss Rawlins Is « former student
.'Of Dniry college and Is a member of :
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Mr. Mr- 1
^ Crscken also attended Orury and la
ft member of Sigma Nu fraternity.
; The young^-egjipie Bf«./spendlnK i
• heir honey/nonli^^he western
states snd will mske their home In I
Wenstrhee. Wssh.. where Mr. Mr-'
; Crarken will resume managership of i
I ft mercsnille store. {
4
&03
■■■ I . Wf IMMMBtMii
fluclsre Oharles Page,
Veteran Official
Expires Suddenly '
i.< stricken »uddenly tor •" attsck ol i
'upoplMV. ChiirlM W. Pflcr. 70. jw '
,iicr of the pfRCP In No:?li CniiiphrM
i township line! former nmnlclpnl HiriCf
L|f-pj«piinfflald. died shortly Kfter 6 i
pBwele>'-^*»«>t«rd«y momlnc «t Ms
[Tome. 2M3 North National «\piiiir.
1 Mr. Page was named to the offi'-p
fSf juatJce on laat March 11 follow-
IlnR the death of Justire B. L. Mnr-
Ujn, who al.-^o wa.s a vlrilm of npo- .
' plexy. Previously he hart worked |
for 25 vears as operator of a mrn-
j table at the north side mundlioii'e
IjjjL^WM retired in 192J.
P'HeTa'liurTived by hla wife, one aon. I
^X W. Page. San Bernadlno. Cal.: oi-.c
jdaughter. Mrs. Oti.s Payne. St. loni-:.
! and one brother, Ed Pane, city pollee-
Iman.
1 .Funeral arranRements. In rharee ol
I J. W. Kllncer. ar« Incomplete pend-
ktng word from the aon In California.
I Born In Grant co«inty. Kentucky.
U|l|]bt3«JMS»J4r. Page came to Mis- ^
%ou'ri at the a Re 'of « years when his
parenta settled on a farm nulit milr.
i.'y.xV.f.'f.' "^f P"H-f' IP Pnik rn.m'v
41a. later moved to Springfirld.
here he had Iired for mor* than
[6 years. He held the office of i>ollce
;udge for a period of four vcnrs
rtinerat awrtlrea for the two im- '
Identified yount men found crushed
•>« d'sili In a fi^lwli' fsr lni'l'-'I -"IMi
, ,,. 1-1 II, r y-l-- •• •. i::-! ii" Ml ' • '
Monday, will he li^ld at 10 o < lo k
»hi» morning In ih^ TsUiwsv fn*
'i»T«l linm' a' M'ln^ll H*'.rr»il nilm^'^n
■ ■f M'.ii^t* 'hiir>li^» illl 'pf'i'1-''f
IlitriMiriil will lollow 111 tlir I <J <J t' .
• rinetery.
Sii.'' Ill' Rrnrr.il spp«-.ir:iTi' «■ •'
'h' t-»r> ni'n lndl'n''fl ll.nt. Mi'-, ,
wera not ordinary, tramps, the p^o-
pl# of Monett and Harry county.
ihroiiRh Coroner Floyd fnlls-wiv h*""
arranged to provldo appropriate las'.
rl»'s.
No Indfatlon as ♦/> 'h» ld»n»'.*.-
of Plth^r lisd ti»»n rfrr\:rr\ |« ■».
nlaht hy Mr. Callawsy, althoiitth
mnntf persona had vl«l»efl th»» fu-
n»T»l h'lm' lo \'>rtk s* »l\»' ti-i^Ir^ «r':
.'l.«r» I I'l f-allM him h7 lonn d!^.
'iun« If-l^pli'in^.
l)i/en^ of pT^oti". up nr.'ll ls<*
niRhl. had called at tlie offir** of
Tha Kewa and Lesder aee'^lng to
learn If either of the dead were
relatlvea.
^Mexican youth about 93 years
or age who died yesterday morning
after being found injured on the
pavement eight mllea weat of Hall«
town on highway 06 was stUl un-
identified Ian niRhf.
The youth was found by James
Ttodd. Pickwick sfsRes driver of
TulsH. Okln.. about 3 o'clock yester-
Iday morning and died on the way to
j Sprlncfleld In an Alma I/Ohmeyer
ambulance, called to Halltown by
! Todd.
Kx:i:!i!t^?' !"r! "f ♦'"' hoV« ctothln'?
riiul siiltr.TiP f:illo(l to revpsl snv
iiirnns of idcniKic.itlon. He was
(IreKScrt In blue Irou.sers. white ahirt
I without necktie, black low ahoea and
black felt hat.
It was thought that the youth
might have been struck down by a
motorl.'t. Examination of the body
by Dr. Murray Stone, coroner, re-
'•calcd deep scslp r.-ounds. bad l>ody
hr^iiT-; :>i'! p'^cc-.hi' tn'«"nsl In-
juries. Cjtt^^ VIOA^VTI^
15-Year-Old Girl Married in
Hospital at Joplin After
Leaping From High Platform
When Lover Jailed
II J I I.. ,1 > I I ■ ^
TOPMN, Mo.. Sept. 4— An elop^-
m^nt, whlrh nesrly ended In
• rsgrdy ciilinlnnlrd In a wpddlii^ '
here f«Way when Miss Donna Heis- I
inR. 1ft. of Omaha. «sr nmrrlrd to
tlnlph Swanpon. IH. nio nf Oin.iliii
The ceremony was performed In a
l.ospltal with Miss ItrKlfit; luoiipi'l
up In bed, suffering from two frsr-
turcd vertehrnr sustnlnrd r». I'm -it'
Jumped from a 40-foot cosl loHdln ;
tramway at Lanrran. M'l.
I TARES AMBULANCE TO TKAIN !
♦ ♦'
Following the weddlnR the hrlrl*-
waa taken In an ambulnnre to tiip
drpot, where the cunpl' bonrrlrd ;i
train for Omaha. MSs UrN'.ii.;
Jumped from the loadliii; dork M-pii- ,
day morning •»»— -•-- "-ntX opont thi-
night In a de g r^W iRsn In com-
feOM
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1929--LEADER
Page 2: The two men riding in a freight car who were icilled when some iron pipe
shifted and crushed them remain unidentified. They were buried in Monett.
Page 3: Miss Clara E. Howard died.**
Page 4: Efraenne Martinez was killed.**
Charles W. Page died.**
Births reported.**
Page 8: There is an article about Elijah Gates.**
Page 12: Miss Leone Rawlins and Mr. Delmas McCracken, son of Mr. Dora
McCracken of Springfield, were married Tuesday at Berryville, Ark. They will live in
Wenatchee, Wash.
THE WASTEBASKET
Into which arc often tossed things well worth while.
The name o{ Elijah Qalrs Is per-
petuated In the Onrks.
Vaca^onlata, vlalUns I^jikt Tirney-
taam to t^ Mtamol Ocuki, to
son to <he 4&rn hare noticed cm the
rttht akle, About two tntles out of
Bntuon, * pretty bungaiow In s
settlns of trees and lawn, the
fc-routids filtered HiioukIi an aicli on
which appear the word* "Richmond
Gate*.'
Th\x M the home of r>r nnd Mrv
W. Spier Richmond, formerly of St.
Joseph, but who have lived !n the
Tlrnn^^n nrichhor?irv>r| Inpr rjv'irl-
lo t)e (I ».•-.-<• cl *.<: Oil) ^etllfl^. llic
RliCnUlcance of the word* "Rich-
mond Oate.^" Is fully Bppreclnted
whrn It i5 lenrnrd t)'..-\l Mr5. Rich-
mond's maiden name wr5 Gates.
Elijah Gates, and a eUier of Joel
E. Gates, city license Inspector of
St. Joeeph.
Doctor Richmond wa."? coroner of
Buchanan county from 1896 to 1900.
Shortly thereafter he moved to
Kansas Cily and from Kan.sas Cit>
to Branson on account of faUtns
health. He soon regained his health
•wJ now ha^ an extensive pracUc*
In Branno and rlelnlty.
-,• * .•
EUJab Ofttw to gradually paaalnc
tram ttaa axmonr of this goMr-
•tlon. R* hM bMB dead nuuiy
yeara but to hla time h» waa a not-
ed character to MlasourL He waa a
federate. aerTlca
atMl lost an arm to one of the
batUea of the dvU war. Ue waa
treaaiirer of the >t«t« and was for
years promtoent to public affairs.
He was the first man to cry In
Sprtogndd: "O, yei. O yea. The
booorabla XTbltad Btataa district
court of the southern division of
the western district of Missouri Is
now to seealon." He opened the
first term of federal court here to
the old court house which war. pro-
vided by the ooonty until quarters
were obtained Brfore the frdrrnl
buiiding was erected ii was reijuir-
ed that tbe Oreene county court
provide a borne for federal ootirt
C<d. Oatea was marshal of the dis-
trict and he came here with other
federal officials to conduct court.
felRTHS^^ t
. r ^ ••■—
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Perkln. 1013
North Prankiln avenue. simouDce the j
I blitb of a daughter. Marjorle Buth« j
I t>eptcii>LK'k '•• ^
1. Dr. and Mrs. r T. HDoublor. »06
flouth Wcller aventie. annotnfb* tb«
birth of a son, oa September a.
b05
cha&lks w, rAOB
r«vr«l •rr*iit«««>«rtU ■« •till «ik«w-
ptm f« Oh«rtoi W. rw*. ». J«^««« ^
th« p«M* Jn North 0»mpb*U towmhtp
wtw iSlVt hi. horn.. 31 J4 Norm •[a
(ollowlnB • •irolt« of .popl'ty Br.«Hv»«
here ar* iw.ltlBf jwrU from » ■""•.J,
(oint mh**!! with fuii»T»l pl»n« "«>'••''•
10 b« 111 lh« OiMnUwn cfmflfTy_ TJie
•rxi MMte* t» tatrlrtt by hl» wlJo. »on
•Qd one dmu«hUr. Mr. Otli P«yne of
St hw\: one brotber. Id Pm*. '» ■
SprlncntM polleemaa. Ju»tle« PmM wm
bom In armt county, KentuckT. He
mo*Ml to MlMOurt •! lh« »te of • »na
r»m» to SnrlnfflHd frnni R t.rm In Pollt
lOUIil) A mi\t ovtr 40 ^rAI^ »i;ii.
miniopuni
YouUtt J(iH«d In Fitioht Car
"^m Riua Rftes; Still
Unknown
: (
Thi twc Mrltlfrnlflfd Totinj mrn
klll*4 hr p«f>» In • fr»l»ht r«r >t Uo-
DMI *«r« bun*d lod*7 In Ihf OdU
PMIawa wawury tellewlni funcnl
a»rn««« tt »h» CilUwBT Vn<1frt«Hns
compmoi tto*p*l. llirrf Monrit mii-.'
IMBB partldpMMl In tb* final nun.
■ Wbll* liM borftM vwt In th*
iMrftt* aaariy • tbeuwiM pmpi*
vMlwl thrrf thinkinf ihrv i.^uld
M^ntify thf mm IcMit h\ ihr
Ihoutht tn*> Ihr <*" inlglii have ,
thrlr «on« or thfU hrolhrm who
■ilwlni |n» thnri and lonj '
thM
WMU *nmf (lr<>l«r>i1 nn* or tht
*tMf or UM two mm bor* » mm*.
Km «*• ««• t»^Mapl«wiy-MmtM>;
Um two MifnrttBt to eauM • d.lty
In tbt ruatnl.
Hnweirr f?nr*r print* « rr^ iMlr^rt
b; riu)<1 CalKvuy. Barrj rouiitj cor-.
Mtr. uid ttuH *»l b* (arvartM n
fMHtoto tt MTleu. oIUm %o mt H-
Ut.y e*n trae« th* raUUvM of ih*
two mrn. ^
Tb* two wtr« rMlaff In ib« mm oI
• frvlvht ft loadtd with Iron |Mp«
vliru ilir CM- «u Jtrtird In coupllni
• nd ihr )iii<# »nuVrt«hmt Into thrlr
bodtn. Tliry both died inntantly.
MIssClar* Howard. Instruct-
or ilnce 1911, Dies Aft-
er Illness
Ml*. Clarm E. Howard, of the King*'
bard* apaxtmcnU. taaehar of »ooUI
•clenea In nerU Junior High •chool.
mad >hl« morninn it 1 o clock at Bi.
John* ho«plt«l.
Mia* Howard, who haa bean *mo> ,
flawd wl«h tha Bprlngtirld public
whool ii)»tm» since 1»U. had t*u«ht
at Baad for the p*«t two yeara. and {
bafor* that had b««n at Rocer* and i
McOre|or achpola.
In roar Health
IthoiiRh aha had been In poor|
health for aome time. Ulsa Howard at-i
tended aummer achool at 8outhw--et
iSaU Teachera' coUeca and received |
bar B. 8. defrea at the cloaa of the
aummar term laat month. At the eon-
eltialoa of the term, however. ahe|
waa toread to to to the boaplUl. and I
waa granted a leave of aliaenfe by the
I aciiool board at Ita laat mectln<.
Mat of .HnrrlTora
She la atirvlved by her father. D.
D. Howard, two alaters, Mr». rred
Rolt. of Anthony. Kan, and Mra.
Bertha Batten, of Fort Scott. Kan.|
and one brother. Leater Howard, of
WlnnaapolU. Minn. Funeral aerrleaa,
wUI ba held at I o'eloek Prlday after- |
iwen at the Alma Lohmeyer runaral.
Home and the body will be aent to.
MaHoaTlUa for btulal. .-I
Secwre Identity
of Mexic€ui Youth
Found On No. 66
■fr««un« Martlnrs ot Ban Aoloolo.
T*n«, Waa believed today to tiavo
beien the Mealcau ytnilh found lyln.^
.' .L»!.. .'.'.'".' ^'.' '': •*■* n"%-^f»rtit ni.
V. 8. hiriiway M waat of ttalltown
ritrlv W><'.iie-dav inornlni[ by Jamea
IlMIC. iV..^» UU> til. Mi,
Tt>« IdritUty of the young man. who
died on the way tu Springfield In an
Alma l/Ohmeyer ambulance, wan e<(-
tablLvhed throttgh inlormatloii fttMii
Rodolfo Nava-ictl. a compaiilnii of
M.ir'.'.ii'-.- II- it'.r tune both .ire ImIIcv.
eil to !i«<«- I.KT1. run tJii»ii l>\ a I.U-
and-rtio amonioljilr iiiui--
NavBirell wax fuiiml b> inrii>l>ci9 of
• family named Kul-rr. «hrn tlicy ,
»fr» ari/u*ed hy tlir t-.iiViii/ of ilinr
dog at daybreak Wru.-.tMtHV. Ilir
Mexican »«» lymr in 'lir K«1mt ymtl
I. ear tbeir automobile, lie wna In a
daaed coodltlou. but waa able to.iiak
Mra. Kalaar -Where a friend man?*
A pfayalClMt waa cail«d front Mount
Veinon to treat Navurrell m Injuries
and th* Utwcniic lovml) .l.<i::: w.i-
. ..'■,,) •., s« •. »..,.'." f..r <\ir In-
jured yoi4tir« coiiip.iiiioi.
Todd, » Plckwlcn ata^rH driver from
Tulaa to SprlnKfleld. rill«.<l an aenbiil-
ftnce from thu city »l.iii he rfmlied
HaUtown and Martinez waa brought
hT*. H* died on tb* way to Hprliig-
fleld without reitaliilnr coiiMloiiarieaff,
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 3: Charles W. Page died.**
Page 7: Mrs. Aifreta Miller was killed.**
Page 14: Miss Clara Howard died.**
Two unidentified men were killed at Monett.**
I
fFuneral Services
Are Held for Two
|l JVhoDiedinT^^^
I..v» u'r\ wrir :irlr1 k( thr rnllnwiiy
liiiirrRi honif In Mourn ymlrrdnjr •
inornms for i»o imlrtrniifirtt youni;
iiifii »lio wrrr rr\i.x|)rrt to rirxth
, by pip» in (t trelRhi cur in the rrl*co I
• !rarda of that city Monday arternoon.
I'liiep Monrii iniiiUtrrK confliiciwl ihc !
. wrviren I
Atthoiish nrartv onr thotiMnrf p«>r- '
■on*. rrMidrntn of iivr HtKim, vikucd i
• hr mnrRiir In attrmpu to Idrntlfy ,
Kiir or thr othri. no r1rriliH.A r]um to
•lir iflMiUtv nf riihrr wo* ohinlnrrl
Dy Hoyd Callanny. Barry county ;
roronrr.
Vii •-■'■I pi ini« of Ihc i«o nwn urrr
■M-ii hv the rfiriiir-r who Mtlfl tliHl
(opieit would be forwardrd to vari-
ous cltlfn In a further attempt, to i
find relNtivfo.
CHARI.C^ W. PAOr.
ruB»rtl Mrvtctt lor Ch«r #• W. P««<^.
;•. North 0«Bipb*n towiuhip .Jutllct o«
•ii» pfBff and former mtinlclpml limt*
I rre who died at lii» Nome. 3134 Norm
National avenu*. early Wedneadof njo'n-
• f probably will b« held Sunday. Tlnal
.., ;.ioi. €.11 funeiBl arrantemenli. how-
ever, la being held up P*"**'"!, **'°
trnm a »«n. T W Pafe. In Ktn Bern»r-
f-,' Interment will he in Oreen-
.••n remeieiy under direction of J W-
Klinener
1
MARRIAOB UCCNHES ^^^ ^
Ouiuvca Lutz. 31. Of Trccce. Kao^
and Ctu Woollvar, IB. of Sprtnrfleldt
Joseph L«lvft, 33. and Idonna Nor-
roac. SS, both of Tabacbapi. CaU aad
BUphcn PltU. n. and Anna Ma*
Pitagcrald. 33. Iwtb of 8t. Louia.
•
ii^ARoToF THANKMN^Tlloiilirir
ONK YKAP. AHO lOflAV Ihr ««> lor'rulUrl
FmhPr lo rf*l Siirh unrrnw liutt iifv^r
I entered the hnm- . but turely God knew
belt. Badly miMcd by Mary VanWain
and family. ^,^
Funeral Services
r To Be Held Today
For Teacher Here
Kunrrnl mix irpn for MiM ClnrH
HoMnrrt. irm hrr In the Sprln^flrld
public aphool nyRtem oinre ion. who
eliert earlv \r»irr«1av mornlnR In a
lii>»|>l' il liiir. will Itr KiMihKlrfl (It 2
(>«i(Mk Ihin nlirin<M>n in tlir Alinn
l/^hmever fiinriBl home Follnwlni; '
the rilr» the hofly uill br ^enl to
.MitflonMlle for hiiiiiil.
Mi«» Howard hart iiern tenrher of
«<><-im1 AriPiiie In Hrra .Innlor Ulch
"^. li.«>l I<ir thp past iwc) vi':ir« nurt he-
Tore thni Rhe liiiiL'hl ni the Rni'Pis
and Ml Cursor m hool-. AllhouKh fhr
had l>een in falling liPHlth for Kimr
time, ahe attended the eiimmer term
rtl Soul h» »*l T«-ai hrta rollPije and rr-
celved her B. 8. degree laai month.
Stirvlvlnjf Mlaa Howard are hrr
'.'!.'■ n n )!'>vinrr| • ■.« •'.•r-»
Mrs. Fred Holt of Anthony. Kan . and
Mr«. Berth* Batten of Fort Proit.
Kan : and one brother. Leaier Howard
ol Muinei>|ionit. Minn.
Afired Woman Dies,
Three Badly Hurt-^
As Car Overturns
onwWA. Mo.. Sept. S.— Mra.
. fret« Miller. 74. Austin. Mo.
' kllleri and threw yoiinr wwnen
: daniceroualy Injured late today wbon
! the motor ear in which they w«i»
rMIr? t'irned ov»r .-, a ''.'.•r^ ttrt
mile* ■xrt.t. of h»r» -,r, [J S highway
So. 40
I The ear skidded on the wet pave*
: ment and turned orer. cnublng Mra.
MIII»r .Mlaa Alice EmmonA. 30. who
• w^« »1r1vlnff. suatalned aerere cuta.
Mm Mi!l»r< diTijf-'pr. M:m Ruttt
^' . '- 2t ar./l .M:v> Cor;.-.: <• j'<r.r»n.
a.i. a>o were Injure*;.
I They were brought here to a h(»>
piui.
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FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1929 -LEADER
Page 3: Miss Clara E. Howard died.**
Page 5: The Matney family held a reunion.**
Page 20: Births reported.**
Miss Clara Howard died.**
Cooper infant died.**
Marriage license issued.**
Page 22: Miss Margaret Schaper and Mr. Guido Moss were married.**
Miss Mary Evans Quade and Mr. Earl Houghton were married.**
eibarlw Hawaii iPottsr of Kaskrtl
ikOT l« M Mr. I
krtll*. T*nli MIM Jmtmhi U t%# 4a««k-
t«r of Mr. ui4 Mn. Barry W. JmoIw. «1> SMih W«Uw avMw*. Mm m ',
ft frradnal* ot tb* Ualrtirrttr of Mlmwnrl. wk»r» •»• »•• ■ «»!■*•»• '
of AIrh» C3«mm» IVlt« •ororttr. Sh* •»otht in Tlpliin J-in:-.- H «h
jtrhool ttrr* »od later taughl aortal arl^aev al Hard B«lmoat. N*«b-
iTni*. Tfnn. Mr. Totlrr l« «b* (ton of Mr. A K r««M»r f>r Sa'""')!'-
J H» att»Dd»<l lb* t'nlTenliT o( T»Bnf»!ie« aad »a» a m»t»N»r ot Fbl
Oftoima D«IU traUrallj. TIM marriac* :Tevt «1U h* r««4 at ■— ;
at th» home of Ihtt brtda'a rar»in<i. .. -r*^- *• •»•'- #-.«.'<k
L31
^Wedding Armoanced
"^ •! tiMir daatbtar. Marfar»t. to Qnldo Mo»a of SprinafleM Tt^"
w^MlBK teofc Blaea Twgaday lt» SgdalJa^Mo . at th» hom» "f ih«
"otH«i»tlB«'»Iiliurrtlia BaT.rand Mr. F. A. Mlllhoiiff. Ml" .«.h»prr
la a tradtiata of the UnlTfriUv of Ml.no.irl «n<1 I. « n.«ni^.r of M-,
Phi Epallon. honorary mui-lcal •ororu.r F^r rl.» :>i' ' - ''
hasbaaa laachlng mualc at Port Arthur. Tcxai -Mr. Mn«« i« » f'^rin'r
atadMit of Iha college of engin'trinn at tbr rii:»rr«iiv <•: 1:-'-.:.
Ha la a member of Tau Beta ri fii>rni;> *n'. :« ;.-■■» t :'- '. ':
Um •aglBaarlnc daparttnettt of the rrlsro rallw*'^ Afi^r a r-;r *"
OhlHC* Ud otfcar sortkara polaU Mr. and Mr*. Mom «UI maVe tb»ir
> at tai lut WalBVt ftrMt.
Another wadding of Interett to a numh^r of <:prin;rirl,1 p- .Tir
Is tk«t ot Mlaa Marr Brana Qaada. daughter of Mr. and Mm J. W
QtMte ot Arhaaaaa CItr. Kan., to Mr. Earl Hoiighton. aluo of
Arfcaaaaa City, which waa aolemniied th»r^ Tue<i(1«r mornlot Th»
Botkar ot tk* "hrtda waa rormertr Mlaa Ulllan Gardnfr of thl* ri-.
and h wall known in aorlal rlrclea here. The hrlde al«o h,. msnv
fr1«a4la bare, having baen horn here and h«»ln» rt.ii.d ^»'. s
■»«k«T «t tlmea. Mr. Henry E. Gardner o( Springfield, an nnrle
^ «k« krMa. waa preaoat at tha wedding . I
DEATHS
MU> riJUU HOWABD
1 mrrtct* for Mlaa Clara Howard.
• wlio had h^tn • irarrirr in thr Rpring-
ti»li1 trfHwil* .iiirr Ktl *rim hrld nt 2
i'Ci>\k U... aii'ii.iM'.i •■ O.r .Miiii> I till
• laavar fanaral hoisa The bodv «lll l>e
••m t« hfarloOTllle for burial. Mlaa How-
*r4 dlad Thuraday morning la a hoai>ltal
(vera She had ht*n teacher of aorlal
arienc* in Reed Junior Ml|h echool for the
(>»«l l»o rrar* an.t Ketotf llial »he l\ad
tau(hi In the liuirta and Xirdrrior
• K-hoola Bhe rereited a rtegre* Irnm the I
fl'alf Tearhrrj roll'»e U.<t inonlli Tlia '
fali'.et. n l^ IliioaiU. and l»u Kldrrt and,
< otM brother aurrite.
» i»nr» M i\» wr
Th' tnfanl 'uii ol Ml. aiiU Mra Noel
' <"oop»i of T14 Mount Vernon •(rr^t will t>e
bulked at ] M) Sal<irdar alternoun al Ha-
j aelwoAd ceatrt'tr Btarna a mortuarv la In
chare* of ajraiigimenK The rhlld died
Thurwlay niahl iii a hoti)llal here
BIRTHS
Mr and Mra J A. Mlllapaugh of 710
l.lnrolii atreet are the parenU of a
[ datighter. Margaret Anne, born Wed-
. iir»r|(<v. B'pl'nihrr i
Mr »iid M'' O'r: ■» r Dennnr'. "f
I7?fl Wr»i Tdnnnn. erinoiinre the
, hirita ot a aaughicr tJuiiday. firpiam-
i» reafa a »wr.
^iJL^'li^ S^"^tfAV"the-B;Ti-or7irred
•otwd the heme, but tnraly Otm knaw
-V. , ''' '«'»''«» by Mary VanWagn
and family. "
I .
bos
k larally reuniem wm held "t «»•
JMOM «l MW. I. W. »UtlM7. •"* o'
Bannaur lM» we* with tb« lollowlnf
.ttrnrtlnr Mr. and Mr. Wllry M.t-
, r. Ml «..il "■• tl>»l»f M.li.ey •nO
<l»u«hter. DorolhT: Mr. .nd Mr«. Je"
M.tnfy ^nd family: Mr.. Polly Hunt
.nd .on. Evirrtt: Mr .nd Mn W«It»r
Mulnry miil f«nilly. Dluglii*. Mo ; Mr.
and Mr». ArU>»r Matner »nd tamlly
oC OaUfQOUM Mr. mBA MK 5««
lOrtar M« d»iigbur. Uti «■< l^**
oteod* BtufcMidtwn mmi ftmOr x*^
•n« Mn. lUlph ItawmMi ftOd faoUir:
Mr. ind icn. Rmtr JOhraoa and
ramlly: Mr. uid Mrm. WUIimm And«r<
•on •aA MO. MMd: Mf . and lbs. Ardi
Matnay: Mr. and Mi«. Klnc MatiMr
of loU. Kan.: Mr. and Mra. Orel Mat-
n»y of Kanaaa City: Mr. and Ma.
Jcata Prawitt and family: Mr. and
Mr« ClTcla TrewlU •nd d«u(thteT.
Mary Bll»n. Chlllrolthf ; Mr. and Mra.
Jama* H. Prewltt of Hlckorr. Mo.:
Mra. Nancy Cridar and aon. William.
ot Maoatleld: Mr. and Mn. Claud
Cridar and aon. Mr. and Mr* Ham
CrIdOT and famUy: Un. Bartha Web-
star and daucbt««a, WUma and Un<
drad and aon WlUla. «f 8pr1nct1*ld:
Mr. and Mr». Edmond PtrKuaon and
iilrrc. Sybil Jran Clinton; Mlaa Oteta
SUndfar. Clarcnca Matnay: Mtaaaa
Anna. Mafllne. Ruth. Dorothy Jean.
Warran and Blllla Matoay of Sey-
mour: Bim Mataay of Maaafleld and
Mr. Marlay.
Reed'a Students
^ ^Hold a Memorial
For Miss Howard
A aMBMrial precraaa. followad by a
taw mlnutM of tnapraaalva allcBoa. waa
ebaarrad at Read Junim Rlfh acheol
at 10:90 thla atamliiff. whan atudenu
and teaehata paid tribute to tha
memory of Mlw Clara K. Howard.
aorlat aclenca teacher, who died yea-
terday monUng. ftfttr a protracted
illneaa.
FMlowlnf an appropriate mualcal
number by Mian Oenfva Wnnd. Man-
•on Cadla, praildent ot her home
room laat year, ra^ a abort Ulk en
"Mr ImpreMlona of Miaa Howard aa
a Homa Room Teacher." Thwnaa
'iieodmoa apokt » few oiomenu con-
ecmlnc ht* impraaiiona of her as a
riaaa room t«achar. and Mrs. Anna
rreaman told of her saooclatlon with
her as a fellow atudent.
Mlaa Luclla Shival talked a frw
minutes of Mlaa Howard from another
tmmetmrm aopdyotnt. and V. M.
Hardin, prlnelpn) of R«ed school, rx-
prisiM appraetftUoa oC her in con-
UeU wltli bar «erk tmder hto offle*.
Ilkar* wtTi etlMr mqateal nnmbars.
•nd Own a mooant <tf aOanea. aa the
•ttidanta, htiabad and iwvorant. paid
trtbttta to a taachar wttotn they loved
and raspeeted.
Funeral aanloas for Mtas Howard
will ba held at a o'clock thU after-
noon at tha Alma Lehmeyar Funeral
fco">«. and tha body will ba taken
iSSSSSMLJ^ JtMXiBBSiiiMm tVT 'ff'f*'
BRIEFS
■ J(ita'i>P«aM WfW— ««• «KaM«Ml •»
'•44l>Ullt V«n»<m yeaterrtay to K. K. |
rierre of BprlnKfield and Kattaryn i
bn/)t» of Moberly. I
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
A daughter Pricilla Ruth Davis was bom September 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Marshal!
Davis.
Page 2: Cooper infant died.**
Charles W. Page died.**
Page 4: Mamie A. Hollman sues to divorce George W. Hollman. They were married
February 15, 1910.
Page 5: A daughter Marjorie Lou Bath was bom August 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Bath,
227 South Boulevard.
Efraim Martinez was killed.**
Page 14: Miss Clara E. Howard died.**
Page 15: Card of thanks.**
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DEATHS
■^*?*''
T}-f iifiiiii son ol Ml mid NU^ U'>r\
r.iiip. I ol .i-J Mount Vrriioii Mrert will;
he biirlr»l nt 2 .10 oTlock thin wfiernoon
It) Unrrlwoofl rrtnrtprv under Ihr dirfc- i
lion of W I.. Sinrne. The child difd in
i\ nn'pltnl liTP Tliiir«idnv night. I
(IIARI.KS W. PACK I
FunrrRl srrvlcfs for Charles W. Pnge. -
7ii. jimtlcr of the prace In North CairiD- |
hr\\ lown^lun nnd formfr SprlnRfl'id ■
niiiiucipal JUll^:^. who Ul»a mi ;.iv uomf. ^
3134 Norlh National avenue, earJy Wednes-
d«v mornInK foMowlnjr a stroke of apo-
plfxv. will be held at 3 30 o clock Monday
afternoon In the East Avenue Bapttat
church Intrrmenf will be in Oreenlawn
remeterv under direction of the J. W.
Kllnaner Undertaking company. A »on.
T W Pajte. on hl« wav from San Ber-
nardino. C«l . will arrive here Sunday
ni»:ht.
SEND BODY OF YOUTH
TO MOTHER IN TEXAS
The bortv of Efraim Mnrtine?. IR-
\THr-pltl Mi'Xi'Mii vcMith uh-i -.v .i.^ (a-
'tally Injtircrt when Mrnrk dcvn by a
I hit-and-run automobile driver orj U. j
! S. highway 66. eight miles west of 1
I Halltown. early Wednesday, was '
1 shipped to liLs mother nf San Antonio.
j Texas, last night. .
I While the identity of the youth j
■ w«A bfinc citabllshcd. the body had
liren in tlip Alnin Lolmievpr funeral
, home here. Through mformation
; gained from Rudolfo N^arret. a
'; oompanlon' of Martinez, who was In- |
' j\i:cU at the .same time. Dr. Murray
Stone. Greene county coroner, and ^
\ Sheriff A. L. Henaon of LawTencc
county I'carned the Irtcn'lty of the
; body. I
I!
lor hiKh aclinol yesterday intimlns
aorlal iiclence teacher who
Thtiradajr morning. In • memoci-
at prSftWfTaC the school.
MiiA^jM»*jau«lcUl number^ Mtaa
a«h<jvr~wood. Maneon. Cfl3ir«preMr
i«&%«C^|ilMABOwintii • boow-ioam^
elaas Ia«t year, spoke on "My Irapres«
slona of Miss Howard as a Horn*
Room Teacher." Thonuia Henderaon
told 6t her qualities as a cl«« room^
teacher, and Mrs. Anna Preenun spoke
of her association with Mlas Howard
as a fellow student. Tribute al«o tia^
paid by Mlns Ludle Shlvcl and V. M.
I Hardin, principal of the school.
! The body of Ml«s» Howard wa.'^ sent
I to Marlonvllle for burial after funcr«
'al service.* at 2 oVlorlc yr.'trrday af-
^ tprnoon In thr .Mni.T Lohmrxrr funcr-
I al home.
2_CAR0$ OF THAUKS. IN MEMOIIIUII ^
$Jr ^D MRS. rUOYD ROBEUra . \
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1929 -LEADER
Page 8: Charles W. Page died.**
Mrs. Ray Schollenberger died.**
Mrs. Mary G. Smith died.**
Marriage license at Ozark issued to Carl Mack and Mae Callender, both of
Springfield.
Marriage license at Ozark issued to Argus Richesin of Bartlesville, Okia.,
and George Rogers of Springfield.
Marriage license: Claude LaFon, 21, of Everton and Glenna Louise
Johnson, 18, of Ash Grove.
Marriage license: Carrol Lee Cummins, 31, and Sue Kathryn Williams, 26,
both of Newtonia.
Page 9: Card of thanks.**
Page 10: Miss Kathleen Tully and Mr. Allen Chase were married.**
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woOT lttp(WMv*'l» n* XmpllcitT
M ynm llh9 wtatrffi UiU moralnf
e( MIM KAtbtowi TuUy. diugbwr of
Mr, Md Mn. iMto D. TuUy. Bowtn
mtioiMl tfMM^ Ml Mr. AltaB auM.
n« of Mnuwamo* KrcauM •&« on
uu ut. oh«M. aao souut n««ae«
■v«ntM. Th« Towl w«r« Tt«d tt tht
boiM «< Oit brtd%'« p«r«t« amU sur-
reiisdla«a »•«• aMMttocty aurM>
ilT* with qutnUtm o* f»rt«i Uow-
«ra in pmUI tlUdM.
Th» lUvmBd Dortor Oarofift H.
Brin* f**^ *•*• c«r«inonT. l*' »hlch
• bout M r«l»U»«« and clo«« frlen<J*
cj th» young couplt had »M*mbl*<l.
UtM Maifarct Voorblaa of Neoabe
aanc "At Dawnlni.** pf«e«dlnc tta*
c«r«nioiir. 8ba wa» a<*«npante<l by
MiM Vloin Vtarkamp. »!»'> f^l Mefxho
MIM Mary nitabeth i rourh of Jop-
lln pUyad ~To a Wild Roea" aofUy
ourlng tba ermnony.
Tht biida'i only atundant vaa
Mlaa Kmina Jane McDanlel aa maid
of honor, and Mr. ChBa#'» b*st man
wa« Mr. Benjamin BarQatt.
Tba btlda wia lovely In bar orchid
eblffon waddinc draaa with a abort
I rrlvct Jackat-of a darker ahadr. Shr
I *«re orchid satin allppcra and car-
rtad a ahowar beuquat ot T*^low
Th* maid of honor waa •tnartty
(ownad in a frock of ir*«n crap*
BlMkbath with frru ' lar* UUnmloii.
Her looaa ana bouquet waa faahlonad
of pink room.
Thr cer»moiiT ir»« follom-frt hr an
Informal reception. Centerlnf tba
mndlrllcht refrpahmrn' table waa tb«
ii«n(l«on>^ hmri -i>h»n*<1 «ri1illns cake
kfltlni amid a maaa of flowera In
pMtel «hKrieii and Rrern maidenhair
Irinn T«ll rtrem-rolorfd cathedral
randte* lighted the table.
Mr. aad Mra. Chaae left for a ihert
honeymoon trip, after which they
^■lll Ijt III home t" iliflr (rlrnrt^ In j
• heir new home In Ijilnka helfhte.
I "I ii.Mdiiiii Ml", rii.isv ••■If »
t'1'1* diirt crav k«*h.i fn«rtnhle with •
.iialrhinR errrimorie*. !
BolU Mr iinrt Mr« fhner ure pnpii-
'.ni nienihrrn of itif voiiiiKrr ^ri her^
Mm. Chaee wae a nturtrnt nt Drurv
• olIfRe. where ohr «»« m member ot .
n Beta Phi eorontT. Rhe alu) waa :
■ rriiuterl «lth l.i«/n)>rlii Alpha Lambda
end Tbu Alpha Lambda aororltlea. \
Mr. Chaae la a member of Delta Phi
lOmafft fraternity. Mra. Cbaaa paovad
«• b« oa* of tB* BBOM popular b^M
, In many a day and haa b««n feted
*iiit a I (iiiLiiiviBi louiid of parties
I glean by bar many frianda during the
i paat few weeks. *
Out-of-town gueeta here for the
wedding were Mm. Robert 8. Hun-
,,r of Doiiglaa. Arlr . MIm BettY
nolsn and Mlaa Mary Ellrabeih
'Crouch of Joplln. Mlaa Violet Veer-
Kimp and Mies Margaret Voorhlee of
' Neoaho and Mlaa Irene Anderson of
Tulaa.
W. PAOI
for Ctaartas W. . PRge.
V. }Mttea wf tha prara In North Campbell
tnraahlp and former municipal judge here,
'wn B* b«U at 1:39 o'clock Monday after-
b* Cm* AfviMM a*ptlat church.
Vtn %»k» pUo IB Oretn L*«n
la chart* »( J. W KUngner. A
. F*t*,l» on hU war Ut Bprlng-
n«14 from hU home at 8an Bernardino.
OkL. Jwtle* -P«v* tftvd «n4d«nl7 at 4iis
atim Worih NatlOBal •eanua Wed-
■Mmiof.
RAT BCaOIXCNBCkOKB
Mrt. Bay >cfa»IU»hwgar dtad ai her
h*«Mi t« •*. Lc«ta rtldty aftMneofl after a
long Ulnesi. She !• »urtl»'<1 bv h'r hi:»-
hasd. aad b* r>laUv>A At Monuiaiii Ornve
•M We«( Plalaa. Oharlaa Bchollenberger
«f OMtrk la • brathvrlnlaw. rar>eral acrv-
le«a win ha beM at Mauntain Orova. Mra
•chaOeBhertw'a hooia. Uvoday aftarneoo.
MBB. MABT Q. SMmi
Ma«7 <IL BBUth, 70 at*« tbta mora-
b»r n*w. 7M BewUi PTMMni atraat.
I aMrviMn wtU ha M tba iham beh-
faaaral boau Maeday aftantoea at
Bvrtal will ha la
Mtm ^alaek. Bvrtal wUI b* la UaplaPark
xawaury. Bha la mrrtrad hy ana aon,
Maahlt Bmllb. of Sprlngfletd. and one
brother. Thornton lUlnaon. ot Kansas Citir.
2-eAIDS 9r TM*«K$, « MtMOIWII
1* rmfa • Ha*.
CARD or THAKifS
Wa wUh to . thanh our friend* and
ntuiAan lar thrtr kiiidnaaa abovn
la
and Oiawdwethar.
We aUa want to
Mis* Jam* Beat-
alae for Um
rlt\Si.
H Wn-SCN
rtealb af otir Mother
Mra. T C. Thompaon
thank tha mtomtTaa
maa for her s^actar
beautiful floral offerin
MR. AND MRS „„..„
MRA FANNIK NORTMIf
MS. AND MRS JOB ROBIRTfl
S: jSiv hSa. FU3TD ROBERW
ROT CatilFTOI* ^
Ucaoaaa
M*ma«a llcaoaaa war* laauad In
Onirlr ThundaT U> Carl Mark of
Sprlngtlald and Maa CaJlandar. of
Spclnfflcld. and to Aivua Rlehaaln. of
BAtUaarm*. Okla.. and Oaorgla
Ro«rra. of SprtnRflrld.
Mitmage llmt.-e.« werr l.^fnied to- '
day to Clatide LaPon. 31. Kvrrlon and 1
Gleniia LouUe John.<wn. IB. A.ih
OroT»; Canol Laa Ciimmtna. .11. Nfw
tonia and Sua Kathrrn WUllami. M.
M«wtoal%
611
SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1929-NEWS and LEADER
Page 1: Marriage license: G. M. Scrivener, 46, and Alice Whited, 36, both of
Springfield.
Page 2A: W. E. Caves died.**
Mrs. Carrie M. Smith died.**
Page 12A: Lonnie Vickers, Jr., died.**
Page IB: A son Arthur Earl Derrick was bom August 26 to Mr. and Mrs. William
B. Derrick, 955 East Division street.
Page 3B: Miss Fern Breece of Monett and John W. Sturdivant of St. Louis were
maiTied Sunday in Monett.
Page 6B: Miss Kathleen Tully and Mr. Allen Chase were married.**
Page 7B: Miss Marjorie Gammon and Mr. Doolin Gorman were married Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Wilson and Mr. O. D. McKenzie were married.**
Page I2B: Cards of thanks.**
Kathleen Tully,
AUen Chase,
Are Wed
tnglr •t»r*rtlT» with • profuMon
or •utiiiMii rio»»n In p»»tri tiiixio,
dAUgbUr of Mr. •nd. Mr». UvuU D.
TUllr. South MaUeoai •v«DU*, and
Ur. AlUn Chm*. »on of Mn. William
I*. ChftM »nd th» Ut« Ut. ChtLM. Mi
South rionne* •*»nu». w»» c»lebr«u
•d wiUi eh»nnln« ■impllclty TMt«r.
dar inorninf at 11 oeloek at tha
hom» of the brldei p«r»nl»
Th« wpcKllnK vow« »err r»»rt by 'h»
preMnca of about llfly-flva r»UlHf»
and floaa frtenda of th» younf co'ipla.
Praeavdlog tba aaramoof 'At j5awn>
Inc' «aa aUDf bj Mlu Mirgartt
Voorblea of Nroaha. Bh« waa arrom-
paoUd by UUa VIolat Vaarkarap, alao
of Naoabe. Duriof tba caramony
-To a Wild Roaa* waa playrd aoftly
by Ulaa Mary Sllsabeth Crnuch of
Jopt'.n.
Mlw nnma Jana HcDanlat att*nd>
rd tba brida aa maid of honor and
Ml. Jif iilHiiilii Umlirtt »K« bMt inan
tji Mr C liit«^
Tlia btlda «a« atMnnIng In a Inrti^
frwk of orrhid rhiffon alth »lil'li
\}tf »i.i^ i\ xri'.r' )A( kPt In « flR'V^r
»ii«'i». ••••r •iiji|>*r» »rra m\»n nrrutix
and aha rarrlad a ahowar of y»llr>w
ro»<'».
Tho maid of honor wora a amart
gown of rrrfn crapa Ellaabrtb wl'h
rrni laoa trimmlDg. Rha rarrlad a
lo<iM arm boiiqiiat of pink rrwr*.
An Informal rarapllon and brnlc-
liit folln»»rt (ha c»r»mon» Tiia
r»niar r>l tha rffrrahmant labia h'lil
a lanta hr*rt ahapad wadding raka
rr.'tr:y n , 'r*"': :f ' ' - " ■• ''
p»«l»l ahadra and m.ii'l»tih«ir I'n.t.
Tha labia vaa llclitad «lth lall
raihrdnU randlaa. lvo»y rolor»d.
Mr. and Mra. rhai«i l»ft yi<atfr<1ay
for a ilinrt VPddIng trip afi»r aMirh
Dipt »iI1 !>• at lir>rr» 't t'i'lr n-«nT
;;..; ,» R-. ■:.' I r.r» l,Tf.» >■, loiv.a
)|p:t!ita.
A i*- *" ■• »:-.a V n . % '■ -^t' :a
allh ir.at<-iiliig a'-<-<a«oiiM «»a worn
by Mra. Cha^a for ip«v»lln»
Iloth Mr. and Mr«. <:riaM> ara a-all
known hara whara ib^y ara populaf
marabara of tha youncar a»f.
Oiii-nf.lo«n gueau praaant at tha
»»<1dln» »»r» Mra nr>n»rt « Hiin»i>r
"f l)".!,:*^ An/. Mma Ir»r.» An-1»'-
aon of TuliM*. Okia . Mlrv<a Pafty
Dolan and Mary Kllcatiaili Cronrh of
JopJin, Mlaa«a Margaret Voorhlaa and
Vlolrt Vearkainp of NacMh.
DEATHS
■%
]
»-j^e
vaa, W
yaara a llocman for
faoBd £mI ail a tAgrapk paU
waa varklnc aa 11
nmand taryTiaa"" for '^T «, M Wnia'
XII
ha wa« varklnc aa IlBrmao 'Xof 'tha
raliroal naar Uamphla Friday. It It
bt »•» »a had a«lAjml a baart •!-
Ht vaa ra«r«<Baar 6«ark Da4 Uva4
irinffUM far a aoasbar of yaara
ba wrnt to Hamphia lu liir cuiitio.v
of tha rrlaco Mr. Oaraa had auftarad for
aoaia tloia with baart Iroubla apd tba
drat at thla mtt/k waa la SprlngfiaM to
MaraU a phyatelaa. Ifr. Oaraa U «tir-
vivad br hit parenta. Mr. and Mra. Duteh
Oavaa, no •auth Ntwton avaaoa, and (onr
waia, FnM. BlUla. Hrvard and Jack. Tb«
body W1U ba takaa thla aftameon at 1
aValooli Iran tba paraata* boaaa to tha
WaaTar fataatarr Baar Oaan wiiara atr-
ytaaa ir«tt M brt« at a.-M a-deck.
MM. <»Ami'* M. ■Mmi
Mrs. Oanria M. aianii, wba Uvtd ahme
at till NortJi RofMt avasaa. dreD|>«d da«d
at bar homa today at ll:4t o'eloek while
at work In tha yard. Daath waa pro-
noanoad dna ta natnral eanaa, fsUowIng
an aiamlnatloD by Dr. ii irray C. Slooa.
Oraana eounty earonar. Xra. •mlth waa
•> yaari af aga. Sba la ramrad by thrra
alatar*. Mra. Jannla Laah-. Mr*. Lou Oal-
loway, and Mra. Sarah Morrlt of Parary.
Wye.: and by thraa brothar^ Will and
Oaear Baaiar of Pa vary. Wyo., aad Pata
Baalar of Navada. Mo. A atap-daughtar,
Mra. Katy Rabanau. of Pordland. aUo lur-
vlvra. Burial will ba at RoUa. J. W.
KUngaar la In eharga ef arrancemcnta.
tomnx vtoucui. im.
niiwral aarvfea* f«r Lennia Viekar*. 3r .
it. vbo dlad to Ohlcafo TharxlaT, wtU b«
hatd At tht Cumberland rrcpbytertan
ctour^ btr* Uila aftariMion %t S:M oviock.
foUotrad by Intartnant In louth HaielwiMx)
eamaUry. • Ttia Rfvartsd W. X. Hotiaten
I win offlciata and tha OamphaTI nn<lFrlak-
IM company U In charjt of arran^rmenn
n* ni*i>»t:tAiai4yvabutiBr., «b« moth-
ar. Iftt^XatK^^-VUlwra, and tsa JdaMri*
I Mr«. MaiN)* Or»«n and Mra. Oaaara Cobb
: of Bprlnifield aurvliv*. Th« church whff
- tha ftincral will ba h«M l» at tha eornar
-0( Wathlnrton a»anu« and Wna atrral.
r — •
til
••Id «(M9t>kT« to neof.
i J?'j5f n«rt h«4 en— 4 to kat
-_,**«^ ••■•*• w» tn»w It b« *•* toac
ms ch*«rf(U wor<l» ind klmny w«t
•W» (o plMMOtir r«c»U.
H» Had • dBllr for rr^ry om.
And »eai wjotmi o» «r
So oMIy rou>«<l by rttbor.
MoUmt aod .arotbtr,
Mri. O. U.
' nri.nivn anso( n« rn
MlM Ethfl Wilton, dmightrr of Mr.
• nd Mm, C. M. WlUon of W.lnul
Orov». Mo. and Mr. O. D. UcKkn-
We of Eudor*. Mo., wert nitrrlM J»n-
uttj l», at OtMTk, Mo. Til. inam*c«
h«« boen lupt • oecnt clnco that
time. The jouan oouple wiu make
lh»lr home In Eudora.
iM a«r maar Mead* and
W» «Ml b'M^
M«tabefa <•* tfca ktodneu and •naMUiy
MML WT K. CHAWIANT^
MR. AND MRB. J W. CI'ATM.^X
MR. AKp MR«. jo« rrrcna
Mil. AMD MIW. D. T
MIflS GAMMON MABKIKD
The wedding of MIm Marjorle Otm
mon to Mr. Doolln Oorman. wu »ol- ,
•mntzMl latt TuaMl^r mominf at*
nine oelock at the home of Mr. and
Mn. Hermaa Loba«yar. on Eart W«l.
ant ativet.
Th« Aererand H. A. Wood vaa the
ottlolatUiir mtnlater.
He
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 8: Col. Cloud of Peirce City died Sunday at the state hospital in Nevada
leaves a ^on Horance Cloud.
Mrs. Willie Brown living near Peirce City died Monday. She leaves a husband
and six grown children and grandchildren.
Page 10: C. W. Page died.**
Jacob Forgey died.**
Roy Eugene Evans died.**
C. W. FACeB
^ Funeral Mrvlccc for O. W. Page will
w hHd thin afternoon at 7.Srt o'rlork
• n thp E«^» Ar^nM* BnpfUt rh'irrh. trlfh
fh* n^tv^rtnfi Earl W. French off«r!«»-
ing. Mr. Page had b«en a member of
tha church for many jreara and waa
preaident of Its Men'a Bible claaa. The
rholr. iinder direction of Arch Burgess.
"v'.I! a'ti'ii, at 111* SCI k lie i-xlav. Active
pallbfarers «111 br Charles Scoffer, M.
J. Golden, M. K. Freeman. Charlca Cook.
J. L. Brunner. Oeorite ekidmore and Sam
Johnston. Honorary pallbearera «i]l be
J. B. Oooch, A. M. Mayfleld. O. T. Ham-
lln. W. A. Caldwell and E. E. Parrla.
Interment will be In Oreenlawn cemetery
under direction of J. W. Kllngner.
t>lZ
JACOB POKGBT
Jacob Forgey. 81. died at 4 o'clock r^n-
terday morning at hl.t home. 510 We.st
Locuat atrcet. after a brief lUnasa. He la
aunrlved by hta wife, two aona. Rlley
and RoRcoe of ftpringfleld. and a damhter,
Mrs. aiesaa Cowan of Nebraska City
Ntb. Puneral service* will be held at
2 30 o'clock thlii artrrnoon at Prospect
cttnUtiv under direction of T. B Ctiadiii
ot Osark. I
ROT rrr.FNF: fvanh '
I Ror riigen# Fvnn^ in-month-old son
o; .Mr inrt Mis. JumnK M. Evans. MS \
1 North Weaver avenue, died at « 45 o clock i
last nlfht after a brief lllneaa. Funeral
serylcea wlU be held at JrM oeloek thla
afternoon In the giarne mnrtuarr. Burial
prototbli w}U tog IB. tu% Uvb gamctf rv.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1929--LEADER
Page 4: Mrs. Margaret Ebbs died.**
Mrs. Mary G. Smith died.**
C.W.Page died.**
Mrs. Carrie M. Smith died.**
Jacob Forgey died.**
Roy Eugene Evans died.**
Charles L. Underhiil was appointed guardian for Betty Jean Smaliwood, ten
month old child of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smaliwood. The child received a settlement from
the railroad for injuries.
Page 14: Miss Charlotte Maxey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Maxey, and Mr.
Ellis Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb, will be married tomorrow.
Page 16: A son Edward Weir Rice was bom September 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Rice, 909 West Division street.
>,■:? • <■ I — ■ ,:, ir»- . 1
f 'Mhi CtmritnfUtvmr, dtUHht^r of Mr. and Mr«. Oil* V»«»r.
•r "Th« C^d^n" vUlb* married tomorrow to Mr. Ellli '\>bb. nnn ot
Mr. aqd Mr*. Harvar Wabb. Th« wedrtlng will b» r*lnbrat«4l In'
tbe arenlng at tha hem* of ib# bfld«'« par^nl*. -*•»--• «» l^h. |
':v!i^rmwm
Laberef)':' Instantly Killed
W^n He Steps on Tracks
at Olggins
John Cook. M. laborer of Dl<(tni.
Mo., *aa Ulled InsUntlT .tM» mom-
Inc at 11 o'dtyk when ha tltppcd
In the path nf a through freight
tram nrar ihf Frijco flatlon at
Dt(Rln<.
Cook waa lookiiic for a frieod
and It \% thnuRht hr lalltd to noUcr
thP apprnnrhlnj trnin Th'' frnsht
which hll him was ihf .vcond unc-
tion of train llfi. northbound
Coronrr K. K Krilev of Roarrs-
vlllr lmnir<l;»tr:v i»a.< nn'itirri ot ih'
acr;drni Rnrt Ir:; (or DiBgin«
Cook \f J^lr^l^^d bv h:.^ w(» »nd
four childtrn. Edwin Cook. JopUn.
Mm Elhrl CKntrfll. Oklahoma CItv
Vr' M.i\ Inhn'^n n'.nraii anrt
Mr« ri"'in' f1riti''*rlt n.~~.".
l"-.) -.r;):". acn C^cti * ami Fni-
Diftt. waa found dead at a railroad
rrrv«lnK one mile wu'h nf r>iegm.«
and It was ihnuiht he had been
stnirk by a train
Ai the ;ime of ihe accident Cook
waa looklrut for Louie Keller, fore-
man of the 8. M. Hart Canning
company plant, to a.<k him for
work Tlif txjrt:. »a.« lakrn to 3ey-
mnii- Kv <►•» C».— ''-■*"— HV -,i
company. It will he returnr<'. t«
Dleitlni for burial.
MKA. MARGAKCT riUM
run»ral a^rvlcca for Mra. MartarM
Kbb«. 7t. who <il«<l Saturday at her home <
•t ItV Worth Jefferion avenue, were held
thla aftrrnoon at Cedar Bluff rhurrh.
thr»« mnt% earn of Fair Oro^e Inlei-
m#nl look place in Ihe Cedar Bhm reme-
j t«ry In ebarge of J. W. Klintner Two
I aeni and on# dauihier aurMve. ks fol-
Krva: CbtriM AUtn of Bprlntflrld. B«rt
Ebbs 91 Kanaaa Oitr and Mrs. Ida Wil-
I ilamt of Kansaa Cirr
' MBA. MART r.. fi.MITH
I Funeral »«r»lc«« foe Mra Mar» C?
■|-<wl*h. W. -w»» rfi«* JNtnrdaT at her hoitif
I at 7M South rtamont avenue, met* helo
thU Ait«moen at tbe Alma Lohmeyer
hmcTAt chAp«l. follewad by Intermrnt in
M«p!« Park cemetery. One aon. Nesbii
I Bnith. aur>lTe«.
C. W. TAGE
Funeral aervic«s for C W Pate jti«.
Mee of the peare of North Comptx-Tl lowr-
i «hlp. were held thla afternoon in thf Ka.<'i
• Avenue Baptlat church, with the n^^erend
Earl W Trench officlatint Mr Pate
! had been a member of this church for
; manr yean and waa preaident of the men «
Bible clas* there The church rhmr 'tne
• • Tod«T." dtrectetl by Areh Bxirx^yr r»«ll-
bearera were Charles Scoffer. -M t oo'
den. U E rreeman. Charlr« Cc'O'^ i L
Brunner and George Skidmore Hi-T'orarf
Fallbearera were J. B Gooch. A .M M«i
. leld. O. T Hamlin. Sam JtOinaton. W *
1 Caldwell and B. E. Parrla. Interment will
take plac* In ar««iUa«D MiaeMry Ui
duurtc 9t J. W. Kltncner.
.MRS. C ARKI£ M. .NMITH
runaral a«rvlcea for Mr» Carrie M. .
i Smith, M. who died auddenW Safurdav
• at her home at 3107 Koaera avenue, were .
held «t RoUa today. The body waa sent ;
tb*r« Sunday afternoon from the J. W. ;
t-KWnner-VndeHaitfn* ctrnipanr here. Mm '
SinlUi hi survlred by three brothert and ;
j thr«« tUtcra knd by one stc|>daufhter. I
HH
BITTEN BY MAD
AVA CHILD
DOG,
EXPIRES
AVA. Mr> . Prpt 0 Donald Pirt r.
ff>n. t ypdrn old. son of Mr. und Mr* '
Bumey Smclotnn of Kn-n A\«. r!'<-<i
from wh«l local pbyslcUn* pro- j
.iuuineed^A cle*r cA«a oX iiydfophobi*. .
Tht child WM bUt*n or. th« fiicr
by » nnall pup >n May. Shortly aft-
frwarda the pup dt»app*»rfd and wa*
;.i-.er fc-r:. -^-- U3 .
JACOB roRGcr
Jacob jForcey. tl. died at 4 o'clock Sun-
day nornlnc at bis bomc. ftlO Weat Lo-
eoat str««t. aftar a short tllnM« He i*
smrrlTed by hia wife, two boo5. Riley and
fUweo* oX BprlncflaM. and a daughur.
Mn. Oltis* Cowan of Nebraska OXiy. Neb.
nmaral acnrleaa were beld thia aftemoen
at l»To«p#ct cemetery In charce of T B
Chaffln Undertaklnx company o( Oiark.
of
ccnc
and Mn
vans, 10*nioatn!i-oid aon
Jame< M. ETani of M5
Hofih Weaver avenuf. dl«d Sundar e»»- I
nina aft#r a abort lllnea*. runeral »#rr- ,
lc«a wcra held this afurnoon at Starnc'i |
mortuarT.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: A daughter Helen Louise Felton was bom September 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Bert M.
Felton of Rogers.
Marriage licenses issued.**
Newell M. Adams committed suicide.**
Page 2: John Cook was killed.**
Charles A. Brown died.**
Page 10: Card of thanks.**
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(jULPING POISON
I Don't Deserve to Hansr; Adams Mutters
Shortly Hefore Death Comes; Officers Be-
N«^"«rM^«c!de Planned for Year in Event.
S^tLasaUgal Hope Failed; Thanks Sheriffs
' For Kindness.
JJEWFXI, M. "DOBB • ADAMS, tripio .slayer under sentence
i to hanflr At Bolivar Sopt«»mbpr 27. Ia<«t m'srht succeeded
in choaUnjT the ksIIo'v.s by carryinj? out a vear-old oUn to
I commit aulcidft. ' f •• «*
mrfyj^^W^^ Cjr^gne county jail at 11:31 o'clock from^
r , " ffTa doadly p^^i.^'on which hr ;rrifp*'d in hi.s cell
."hortly after noon ye.stcrday.
J'l did not dr.«rrvr to han;r hiif r u'io<« I do«rrxed to
die. Thoso up ro amon^ his la.n wr.rd;.. whi.ipered in the
HjUfiience of his wife. Mcada Adams.. Sheriff Marcell Hendrix.
Iftto^nl^^ several prisoners. Shortly bS«re
-hedfed he a..ked .Shorfff Hendrix to rail a drn-tor '^
"I'm prettinK blin'^l." he .«aif|
^^'^'^^AFTER SWALLOWINf; TABLETS .*'
The pnlMin. a rtor.fn or more tab-
j|lilU.k,whleb tba alayer awailowed fel- 1
bl5
»li«'«<l lot*
TowTni • nhort ron^»S»i»l< n with th»
Myw|||««boui la^O yesterday afUr'-
"(MM). workM qiilrkly Not W« th«n
, tlv« mlnulM •»" he RulpM them
InilMlViweonttf t« th« floor of hu
OtUrRllbt^nO* *>'•'•' pil«)ner«. who
•■Jhotitfrt for J«llfr Wllley
nv rh» f|m» th' iKll^r Biirt th' <h'r-
Iff gol hjm out or The rell »n<1 pUrf^l
him on a until cot in tb« ouur o(lic«
.ofOlM MU. h« WM In an ajonj of
pain. Prom that tima til tha and. he
^fttrtdw:ft-tbouaand-d«atha. ^
H« remained eonaeioua until tha
lait. althdinh ha »e«ih«d unable to
maka «otd« half an hour bafora be
diad.
♦ ♦
( IIIMI.s UOHHt MIM
The crImM for which he wa* len-
lencfd to piiy the ««pr«me penalty
occupied hf» minrt unci filled mum-
' bled don»eriatlon« with hie wife, who {
fmalnrrt with him lo ihe \in<.. «nd
Sheriff Hendrix.
'"""I wenn't at myself when I killed
ihr wom^n." t\r mo»ncd He rrtfrrtd
■r, Mr- ?1arah W*:.i;;i. h:« mT^'M:.-
Uw. xiid MIM Zella SmcUlr. a friend .
rof^U wife, both of whom died aa a I
reRult of hin wild rempeRe.
"Anyone who know* me knows I
^'wouldftt have harmed a hair on \
iheir hf«<lA if I h«<1 been myself."
he rontlnuert "I »s* Jii«t. rmry
>i(e. I wanted to know
•Ins hii i-eii'»n"- f omm'i'.ed 'o life
imprwonment until Governor Henry
S. CauUield I»n -seek rcfu^fd to
! Interfere. From th«t time on hw
' hopen faded end he drooped f!u«lly
dfirtms "> ►"• hu own r«e'-:".'^i>»r
rellow prUonem recalled l«»l n;?ht
that Adam.* had often der'.ared he
Mould never han? They at firs', 'ook
h!m '-r> mean that he he:;e-.»d he
*o\ilrt either ce*. a new tr:«l and a
»»nei.'-f f.f !ite ;rr.pr;\o!vnr.-.-. -•: ■'.■^'
the »en'.erce would te rnmrr.ute-'.
! Hia death by hla own hand explained
h!* promi«e
Ye.sterday morn'.ns rv^bb a.'ic'i '■•r
•Jailer To call L I. Collin». one "t r>
a»»o'Tie\« A 'el'ph-^ne rkl, "-:-•.•.■;•
■«ori '.-^' rn::.u!t •^^•- ;. » ■• ■■■■
he roMlrt not mm* "o 'r' ."i '.
V "That* » poor «ay for him •'> '^'>
tfum'me down here a» rht uv he
'■'^mp'.ain*'!
^fa?:- yiiiar^ ■ , -,., a I
llorney would havceoitia
'not been «K^
•Well. I gue<w thafa right/- Do**
i rnncluded. -^
. He then exited that V%.i\tt BtDdltS
,bc aent to hun. Whta Um IMM,
arrived ahorUy aflat TIlBoo. tW-wW
I to Adama and aak#d what b* ■•aUd.^
I Mr. HendrU.'^y^e •»art«<l alowljk
>Ti i.oT^ n'-iifn
' I appreciate what you have dooa tar
,F- ;•"•">,' ■■'t*
Idnt
ipMeada. hla wife, cried a» he talked. I
'} Hla mind then turned feebly to •
Francla DeArmond. ilie Springfield
t^Wtlva *ho "•" ■•"•* *'*'"' '" *"
atiempt to »«r'»"''' Artam*
miW TO il !«TIKV *fT
♦ ♦
•DeArmoi.d »l.'.i »i me fll«» h'
rrled. If he hadn t ("one that I
; wouldn't have ahot at him."
, Adama Ulked freely with Bherifl
I kandrli and Jailer Willey about the
inolaon yeeterday afternoon. He ad-
niiMM thai he had had 1' for nmre
ih.in a •'■IT mi'l 'li"' 1' ^"'^ plai.nr'l
, to Uke It If ef forte to aave him
.from the «allowa failed He refused.
however, to tell who amuggled It to
him
He told .them that a •fellow
' brought It to him ahortly before
Meada. hie wife, tried to commit ■
nilrlde by taking pomon about a
year ajo Officers were Inclined to
ririivvr that Adam* and hl.^ wife h«'!
framed a aulclde pact, but thai
AM^rr.' " 'he la*' momer." ha'k'd
ou'
,He tucked the poiaon a-^av ..-. •■.-.'
^Wattreaa of hla cell cot. keeping in .
mtnd 'he po««lb!Ilty tha' the dea'h
.r-i'Ti" mIRh' e'anrt The q'i«nt;--.
»h:'h hi\ wife took waji small and
HM»w«W«fc#«V; ..-•■■ .:, - j_ ,^ '•
■*i nr. iiK ««M I i»N T ii\N<.
*■ - ♦
^^>Dobb had clung to hopes of gM.
me. Tout* taated raa UK* •
and I want to. thank jnni."
"tttm abarlff . nptatoH^rA^
hla lotentloa t« tiM» alt
ahke. refardleaa of wtet' UMt hM
done. • . *^
-Wel>," Dobb wtimiad. 1 •odMirt
have expected better treatment."
TT.en he expre*»ed deep blttemeaa
for newspapers and rcportera. Ha
I aeemed to blame them for moat of
jhla trouble*.
+ 4.
fXM'TOR'H EtrOBTS rtTILB
♦ •♦
Mr. Hendrix was called away tkaa
to anawer a tclepbetie. Joat aa b* mtm
rk/*in5 the con^-ertatlon. fellow pru-
op'ts <e1>': ''.r Mr W:".m~ Cillirg
to Mr Hendru he ran lo Dobba e«lL
Adams had colUpacd and vaa moaa*
ine
The Jailer at fliat thought Dobb
waa "acting." BuM|k« sipiaaaloi'ia of
aRony on hl.s tace loon caused them
to real'.ze 'hat simethlnc was wrong
They quickly placed the man on hla
cot and the aherUt aakcd btm what
waa wrong.
' **bld you take aamatbtagr* - n^
Hendrix aaked. \
"Yea" IJobb confeaaed. 1 tOOk^
about a d'^zen blue-green pUla." ., ■^'
"Polaon?"" the aherlff aeked. *
tVibh r.'Klrt'd
A hurry call waa made lor X^.
rharlea A Oeorge the Jill phy«lelaa.
If* »rrl-'<1 ahou' 10 m:r.';'«a la'er
and "v.it all possible emergeocy
measures 'o save the man
*m
XI FALLOWS So
T
Adama^ death uk«a a burden, tnok
the ahoMlders of Sheriff Roy Shipley
of P'.IK 'r,'.:y. Tt*'. ofTl-er said la**.
(»!(>
nljjhi tna*. he n»a planned to »tart
«t>rk on constnictton of th« ^tloft:
tn I"" "III r»rtl there next we«fc. -/- -v
^ He air > had be«n «««ktog leital aA*
vice on i.a!:.nf o£ sar^ty hear:zg Ha
had heard that dtfcnae attan>«7s bad
planned to seek one.
Shlpl'v. ahfn lrform»d of Adama*
art. ^.!l'l :!••.!« comment to mak«.
From t.:n -.r/.r* ir laj evtder:*. :h«t
he »»■• .'»;;»ved.
Frar that he tnlch' rommlf «nl-
ctde waa the only kind r,i r^ar that .
Sheriff Hendrix felt toward .frtam*. he*
(Kid.
"I was never afraid of A»*im*." Mr. ,
'nendrlz aald. **! don't bellcre he |
mnild have harmed me or biit o(
my deputlc.1. In fact, there are .«ev- ^
eral prisoners in her* r"-r <» ^'im i'
had less faith in than Adam<. I
WotUd not have been afraid to turn '
my tun ever to him.
"But 1 have «l«i\« "icrn .-.rr,->.*.d ^'
nil^:i; try -.o '.a;.? : -■' r " '••
Mr. Hendrix snid. "Several ha\e
aald tii.1t he did not "•v- 'he I'.rr''-
but I relt differently about »t.
)S«a«ner Wi;'ey said" l^^t rfiuht ihlif|
>i# had beM» planiilnR"— ro s*archt
lAdaioa' nil ttaoraufchly for anjrtbtaSk
that hr mlchl iwe 'n kill hlmiirir.'btiti,
•'-ni othfr riiitlr« hi"1 k^p' him from
It. , "...
The NHtT wa« taken to the J. W. i
Klliisnrr fimeral hrme' \y%t nicht.
Arrnncmrp'^ for 'Vr- ;*in'"rfll hart n«t
V'TP TTfrte !•«» nlrV'
4 - -■♦
.MOn THREATKNS I ■
4. 4.
Adsma* death en** one of Greene
rovintys mo«i notorlon* rrlmlrsl
«.T.s'.'«. AilAt..-. ■' - ■-' - *' ~ '"'."r
of I ha l«o »orr.rii srrt D'Armond.
the dctecUve. «s» plnrrrt in the
Greene eotmtr Jail, where * mob ;
p-i'V.rr^rl n"*^ •!•■'• Trnrrl 'o «*oiTn 1*.
Bhfiiff Alfr.-rl Ourn nucccedrd :;i
smMJClIn; Af" m« from the Jail and
*\ '' l;im m •V>-> •Ar.'%(*s «o\ith of the
11;. r.i-r •' ■= ^- • • •'^ P. •..•.«r o:;
rhnnce of venue. \ Jiirv found hini
millty of the mnrrter o.' De.^rmo^t!.
Ten vn'pd for rtr.ith «rr'erre and t«o '
for life lmprl«>i'.nier.i. When the
Jirv ?i'ird 'o r.crrr .Tiiflce C H. ■
^ , -r.rv./-^ •>•«% t*-' ■ • ^^yrv-ff
nr<riise »;iori-.r-« Or;i<- (". Dirmrr
and Kred A. Moon, then look an ap- |
nrpi 1(1 •1'.'' <.'?'^ f'p'rp-* '■'>':-". Tlie
court reversed 'he lerdi. » ."nri .*<nt
the rsw bark for re»rl!>l. The ra«e
wnit 'i-ken up hv the \\\:*\ "-our* o" r*--
hrar'.i'T •erurrrl bv .^»«'•■-:•• .\-'iy-r-
General A. B. lovan.
Th» .»i:prrnir r->-:-- ■•■rv r" 'rTd
l'» forn'.r; r:rr|v.-i" -<••-■ ' \.- • •- •:->1r
ft exermlon for F::f':iv Sr—rri''^^- 27
Defense attorney.* then : .crt i-.o.o'.
for rehearlnR. which was denied.
Defense attornrvs then appenirt* to '
Governor Caulfltld. who rr;vi*ed to
Interfere.
^^ _^ .CHAKUt* A. BKOWN
-■5?'* <un«r»l aervvM lor Charles A.
ef^'C* ''"^.A'*4. ■* noon yesterday at
{^gbCfW. 1M7 Baat Brower street, win
■RMWMJa th« retldenee at 930 o'clock
'this mernlne Tfie botlv then will be
[taken overland to Pleasant Hope crme-
Uifir. ^Acar Mountain Grove, where an-
fltlwr%vmcc will be held Burial will be '
under direction of J. W Kllntner. He is ;
iaurvlvrd bv his wire and bv lour daiiRli-
M«n.' ••follows: Miss Latira Bell Drown
of Rivera, Csl ; Mi<s Rnlh Brown of
Springfield .Mr« Frin.inl W.iolr.df of
. Klotintain Oro^e. and Mr» .lames Rnper.
'of Oklahoma Five »on«. V'Ireil. fart clar-
enre. Clifford and Murrell. all of SprinK-
lield. also stirxhe.
iggins Station
inU had not been
for John cook, m
^latorerof Dtnlna. Me . who was killed
lay morning when 'le
J a fast fftliht train I
,nrv the FrlofO station at D.kBins. He '
waa M.uck by the ,....„.! .eciu.,. of
.'northbound freight No IVi
■'' •Tbe body w»s taken to seymotir by
Vlh* Seyomur Undertaking company,
> lollowing the accident.
Cook waa aeeklDK Louie Keller, fore-
' man of the 8. M. Hart Canning com-
pany plant, to aak lor wort.. wh«n *i»
' was strtirk. ^^^■^■■pift.jt* *
II» n nir\|\M^^nlfTmfTatt«ri«*»1f ■
children. Edwin Cook. Joplin. Mrs
Ethel Cantrell. Oklahon-.a <n\ M-
Mary Johnson. Duncan: and Mrs
»f1arlnc Brunback. Oiggina.
nS9tflm''dP THANKS. IN MCMORIUM
j"^l« rrnr* a Hue _
IN loving mfmor» of WE iBovd'~B-ir-
ruughs, «.'io psisrri s«iiy uto jf«r» ijn
today. Ueareil Boydle: How - we mus
you. and our lirsru »iili criff trr filled.
We are al»sy.i lonKioz. hMenln; lor
your voice, which now i« milled. Badly
;. misiird by Mother, Father snd Relatives.
Bfpl. 10
T— —^
>l tnRi.\<.(- I.ICI.N^I>^4B|
Trd Hsrrl.«. 7ft nt A'h r;-o-»
^^^Olaths Meek. 21 of Evenon
22. and NqI* Mc>. I
hoth «f OaJena- Wsf"* i
'. E^Owacris. 23. snd Je'»ni Sheopard. 1« I
,bothi<6r Willard. Geore* Sheppard. l«.
'and nora Da'^* tO ho»h of WtMsrri
»"•! F!::- H W»hh. 2.^ t-* r*-,'-'.-'*- -
, Msxey, lA. ho'h of Sp;in;':»;<i. '
LTbaodcra . po~*
tn
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1929--LEADER
Page 1; Newell "Dobbs" Adams committed suicide.** [This is a long article and
only part of it is given here.]
Page 2: Annis J. West was appointed guardian of Robert H. Coonis, 1 1. Mr.
West will administer the estate of Sadie A. Coonis.
A daughter Marion Lee Ward was bom September 7 to Mr. and Mrs.
Manin Ward, 534 South avenue.
F. W. Ca\e was appointed guardian of his grandchildren.**
Page 6: H. S. Lanenberg died.**
Page 12: Charles A. Brown died.**
William H. Mills died.**
Card of thanks.**
Triple Murttav Rrffifli'HIt
Vow That Thfty^'fftwr
Hang Me'
POISONED EVEfti^^ittllv
Wife Whose Divorce Soil
Drove Him MadJ^iirrtt^
Him at the &id
Br HELEN LAVSmr
Dobb Adanu last jacti^t fnl-
filled an oM prrnntup.-Vr- i .
"They'll never hanf a*,*
hp .*Rid lonjr ago. It ^»«s t»k-
cn &s bra«:^docio, mti ipto^
•rrilod rriflly Th«y^ ntvar
nang mc." he aaid. Stilt peo-
ple smiled— that wia iht de>
I fiance of deq;>«r»Uoiu rJ^
I fatuous hope of » Tiljar-|ft>
I sane with fear, ntvaiag^ to
I face th« facts.
ln» ol hia cou »doui me Mit oi a
man-i hand. In whtch the ubleu
had been h'.ddrn A Ihoroueh search
(allfd to reveal any more of ihe
poison, and It la believed mat Adams
swallowed all he had.
Adams' wife, Meatla. stayed with
him until his death. Meada Adams
immediately Ule«raphcd his brother.
! John Ad»ms. In St. Louis, who ar-
i rived 111 Sprlii>;rield thi.s morniiie.
' AdRPib' body wab taken to the J
\V. Klmtnrr and roinpnm fiiiir'-»l
■ iKimr. »na Mrada Adam.i '.til dt.'.-
iijte Biid .^Irui orders not to permit
I "We've been buUragged' around so
'much that I think It's time to stop,
now that the man l.< dead— I «m go-
ing to quash publicity, 11 Its the
last thing I ever do," she sa;d this
:i:orn'.r.K
ll<ill\»r ,*lifrlff Krllrtrd
! One man. dlUii'iieh hr rrfinri TO
rotiiniriu on th* «iii:«tion. 1> un-
doubtedly rfUrvrd by Adinis suicide.
Hr 1< Sli".ff Rrv 5h!t>!fv of Polk
■roimty. »lio »oiild have li»rt lo haii^
Adam* h»d he lived imlU September
27. H» »»' plminlnR to befln build-
in/ the g»Ilo«» in the Jul y»rd •:
Bollv«r ncit vie*k .frtums «•*-« Ulrd
roimty. So g-fi *"» ••■-••» ;-..•♦-.■■•>
lh«t nhortly »fter hi» arrrst he wts
spirited out of the county tnd kept
in hiding by fherlU AUred Oaeja lo
s\o:rt » '.m.-hln?
1,^1 ,. .< rr.;: S." •.vf^ « ••-■\ :: \
g;«d lo '■'■ :<■ >■•>"•■•• '■' "' ' '' "■
duty, qtuie a UrRe numtxr of men
«re dl»»ppolnte<l thit Adam« «m suc-
res*Hil in thasrtlnc the Is* They
«re the ones who hoped and pUcned
to »ee the hsngliig
io\%
Man Found Dead
i In Hotel Room 1
From Hemorrhage\
tr worker who«« hoeaa U b«lle»ed to !
b» 111 >llnii««poll». wo found dewl
In b«<1 »i his room up«UJr» at, ^06
Boon»me a»rnue ••rly tHU rDornlni.
Dr. Murr»T C. 8too«. Ore«ne coun-
ty coroner, »Ut*d following exsralniv-
Uoa ot the body that • hemorrhage
«ks the e*u»e of death. The roar.
hAd complained to other roomera at
the BoonMlle avenue addr«« of lisln
in hLa luiigx.
LocBiMTg bftd nv«a at BOe Boon
TUIe amea AprU V. He waa aald to bt
• myMm^ttmr Of tb«'UooM lodfa And to I
h*T« fam«d 8«T«rmJ •cquaintaaeea '■
here'throuRh hl.^ ■work ha h cnrrxi
UXi«.efer. iic ii»u fv vaneiy cX gcxxJ
tool* for leather work and (eiaeral ,
rtpfttrtng in hl« room.
Th« body wa» dre«»ed In under-
ft^tey^trtf ■■h«n tniinA _UiJls iTVirnlng,
tiTtHtInf thst til* nun might have
•tttmptMl to drcM and reaob a phy-
ileUn » that he fell dead Jvist »« he
ntand far ttie nl«ht.
Th«. body WM taken, to tba Xlrn-
hohOMjn funeral home, a^aitin^ the
noalpi ot InatructJona from • •«
«be Utw In Uinneapolla.
At>nl« J. Weit WM appointed 1
fuardlaa of Hoberta. Connia, U. thu •
momln« in probau court. -He will j
admlnliler the eiUt* ot Badle A. ■
Connli. ralued at approxlmitely |
•1000.
■ ;
ctuMiMM A. mmown —
runerai aerricei for Charlea A. Brown,
who died Monilay noon at hla home at
1107 Ka«t Brewer »treet, were held at lb#
r#»*d«tKe at f-.K u'ekx.X tn» monum. T*e
ho4f WM tb«s takan to PUM*ni Hop*
e«m4t«i7 6**r UaaaUta Orore. wber» i»-
«tbtr B«rT»«« waa to ba b«Jd. J. w.
Kan«n«r b%i chart* of arraafemrata. Mr.
Brown la aurfUad by hla wlra^ aad four
datnhUra ajul Cte aoaa, aa foQoan: Mlaa
L«ora B«n Brown of Rlrtra. CaL:; Ulaa
Rath Brown of 8prlMfl«ld; Mri. Bdwar4
Woolrldta of Mountafo Oni-« a&d Krt.
Jamea Rop«T who ll»ei In Oklahoma; ajjd
VlrjlL CarL aarance. Clifford, and Umt-
rell Brown, all of Bprinjfleld.
WILLIAM n. MILL*
Willltm H Mllln '«. of Kaniaj Cut.
a pioneer renard o. i.jrcr..i: » - .. --.^
Springfield, died B«plember 5 IQ Kaaa*»
City foUewtnt a krUt UlfiMa. Be wu w*U
kiMWD lo Uve Otarka. bariAc raaidad in
thia taction (or almoat 40 ytara. B* ts
cwTTlred by hia wulow, BarLMa of tba bofoa
addrew. three aoni, Arrh. ef Sprln* field. '
J. lu of Webal«r Urora*. aod T. B. of 1
Kaniu City, and two rirt«n. tm. Nannl« {
Oaua, of Sprincfleld. and Uit Sarah ,
Push, ot Brown Bprlnfa, Mo. runaral art- |
tlcei were conducted laat Saturday in
Kanui City I
2-eAROl Of THAIKl, I" 11111011811
le ceiUa o Ha«
ifcoyd*
OT ioflnf m'n^orr of W. « '"«Td' ._-
Tou.i.., *:'o pa**r<l away t,»l y*»r»J*a
today. EHarail Boyote:
How we
Bar.
1 a««
mua
T
BIRTHS I
;7u and our hiaru with t.lef arr flfle^.
Wr are al..>^ lomirw. lU..nU< for
,our NOlre. wlucfi now U '^-i'^i.,.?^'
muaed by Moth^. Father aod B*UU»a*.
Bcpu to.
Mr. ana Mr«. Marrtn Ward, M4
South aranua, announo* the birth of
a dauthUr. Marlon Lee. Saturday.
8ept«mber 7.
P. W. Care »»» appcinietl g'.;»:d;»n
of hU goindchildren. Blllle Care. 15.
Howard Carf. ii. snd Jacl Ca\e. 6. .
thla morning in probate court. The
children are the minor h»ir» nf
gTerrtt Cat* and aie«l« Cave. Tbe
caUta U valued at appnxlinat«ly
asooo
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1929--DAILV NEWS
Page 1; Newell M. Adams died.**
Page 2: Hiram Randolph died,**
Page 3: H, S, Lanenberg died.**
Page 4- Miss Charlotte Maxey and Mr, Ellis Webb were married.**
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Woodruff celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
Page 14: Mrs. Anne Harshman died.**
tl<1
DEATHS
• UBS. AKKCmMBMAN * J
Mxx. Aniie Har*hm«iw 34. dl»d yf^*»t4^f:k
■ftercoen In • hbtplltf h^rt ^ollowln^ *n ^
ut«iu]e4 lUneu 'Shf u lurrivrd by her i
biubftsd wad tvo aaialWeblldrtfl. Puoarmt^
•mnremenU. in' eharce of J. W, KUnf*'
fler, Are ioc«mplet«.
THOUGH plans for the funfral of
Newell M. "Dobb"' Adams, con-
ild*
guard •
M with t^hf utmost Berrecy. It wn";
lb*ll»v*d imt night th«t nervlcM
would be beld at the borne of Elmer
Vyngjrmtlie boo Woek of Weet Pine
«9«ttr«Va o'clock tbu afternoon.
Detail* of the funeral, which were
Imsde by his widow. Meada Adams.
' wfre known only to her. a few close
(rienda and J. W. Kllngner and Com-
pany, the undertakers In charge of
the bo(te.
Mrs. Adams gave orders that the
arrangemenu be kept aecret and
allow no one to view the body,
nmalned bebl^id locked doors
Tlie place of burUl »L(>o «.bs br-
ing closely guarded by those in
ehargtof tlM funeral and Intemient.
It wss recsllfd thst Flo'fni of Mrs
Adams. »horlly sfter his trlsl snd I
conviction at Bolivar, had declared
that they would not permit tola being
burled near hia mothertnlaw. Urs.
Sarah Whalln. whom he killed.
I Adsmx. St thst time, exprf^wed the
wish to be placed bealde^her grave.
The secret of the last rifa wa*
'k*p»atr«o'(raai'AdBna*'aUonM9a •»<
i( the sheriffs office, lent It leak out
II to the curious public.
;♦. -^ ♦
I WONT REBK SMl'OOLBft I
; ♦
I
.MAY CIIANUK PLANS
I Altho\ieh It w«« tmrterstoort thst
the sen-lcea would be held at
the home of the Ryans, who were said
to be oloae frienda of Newell and
Meada, a change may be made today
In an effort to keep the public away.
Inquirers were Informed at the
funeral borne yesterday that no def-
inite funeral arrangments had been
I iitiuie.
I Mrs. Adams expreseed the hope that
! the funeral be a private one. Inas-
ladfiOfiMtoWtU had paid the debt of
ymifi^i aoBlety. A pubUe funeral.
aha l>eleleed, would attraet only a
nppA of (h* curlou*.
Vil I It' -< ■■
-A» far a* Greene eoui^ cffleera
sre concertied. th^ »lsyrr> suicide of-
(iimii) i:...^!-.-- one of the ouiManoing
crlmlnsl r(u«es In the histonr of the
county. No ctforis will be msde.
Sherlft MKrcrll Hendrix »aid. to de-
termine who smuggled the poison
Into the Jail «nd gave It to Adanm.
Attorneys Interested In criminal
practice dUcu«3<ed the effect the
state supreme court's ruling uphold-
ing the death sentence might have
on future murder case*. Many seemed
• to believe thst the cs<>e will be »n
outstanding one and i>er\e as a pre-
l cedent for future nillns?.
The upholdlns of the trial courfa
verdict br the high court placed It
on record aa holding the sUte capital
ptmlsbment law valid ai>d constitu-
tional.
■ LEATHER WORKER FOUND ,
, DEAD IN HIS ROOM HERE
Fiircral srrsnccmTit.' had n<i- hrrr
mf(\r l.iM nicht tc.r II S. Lsi-.c- .hcrr.
.'n-vrar-old Irn'liT 'JTRrr. r I.'v t ■
lound df(>d In his room «t .TOfi B"or..
vllle avenue eRrlv yc«terd.Ty m-imini.
pciKlInc uord from « f^n :ti Minn'
I spoils. Minn.
j Dcnth Tf.'uHrrt from s hrmorrhme.
■ II »n.< miiiouiirrd bv Dr M:rr'V C
' Stone. Orecne cour.tv coron"".-. Jo'.-
j lowlnp an rxsmlnatlon of the boiv
I.nnrnbrrr Imd rnmplalnrd 'o other
I roomers of pain in h:$ I'lr--
The man. whose home M of.. ■ .
to have been In MInneanoi-.s. lisd
I lived at the Boonvllle addrejw sine?
' April I. The bodv l» In charce of ;he
' Alma Lolimeycr funeral home.
W 'eddinn A ti n iversary
Is Celebrated \
Mr. and Mra. John P. Qass of 431 |
Cbeny atrtet,- wUl ehterUln with a j
(flhaimlot dinner party at their home
tbla erenlng honortng the fiftieth
wadding annlrereary of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar-Woodruff.
The (Hnln7 mhle w lU h' sMrn^tlvrlv
dfforarrd with plnlt dftlilla' "nd pinK
tapers In silver holders. Those who
Will bd entertained are:
Mr. and Mrs. CIsude Woodruff
Mr and Mr» Will W. Wood
Mrs. BVlruUr PaJmtr
<w.'Mlaa Oraee Pateer
Mr. Waller Woodruff
H»ttT Woodruff
Sua C«rol>n Woodruir
bio
I
^Married
^^ i*«jw<n w»« relfbnttwl l«iit nljtht
•V • O'clock when MIm CharlotU'
J^pMy|^b•CMB• ^tb* jtorMa ot Mr.
'UtoW^b. BOii of Mr.' and Un. Har-
der Webb. _ '
^^Tli« roiw wtre »«c^»ng»«' •! •h •
glmpcOTlwd aluir in (rootot tbt
!%F>»llow roM*. Mr. Eltaworth M«»»y. i
brother of the bride, wm Mr. Wrhb>
bent mail.
rollowlng the peremony a wertdlnit
dinner w*» Mrred In the dlnlnR-room
■ Vm table was elaborately deco-
tlth autumn flower*.
^♦Un. Webb left for Kansan j
City. Where th» will apend their
honeymoon. Tney will make their
In Canit>l>cll, Mo.
Pioneer
of, Ozarks
at Niangua |
ligf Tllndss
TJiriUi e1urTaanth«rau«u In riudta
of yellow end whlt«. Chrraanttae-
|i|M«tB'«b»iHuaosbad«a ««n UMd !
In iMwrtwIon throughout th*' houae.
Tlte Reverend Mr. Dewey Short read ^
/the ««r«moey In the pr«aene« ot e
i ntimber of relatives and fricnda who
had Bothered Jor the <iervlce.
I Mr. Olen Siambncli played ihr
ur-'^rt.riK ii.niili f:,'iii I.<"lii u^i '" »^
tha bride approached the altar on
the arm of her father. He atao play- ^
•d the Lleberauaum aottly during the
t^tnnoBr. and 'the Mendcltaohn wed- :
dlttg march a* the bridal party left
Ihr aUar.
The bride waa lovely tn a gown of
white chiffon, made prlnre>« at vie. '
Her white tulle veil w«"> catighl to hrr
I head with a wreath of tiny orange
bloammn and pearU. She farrlrrt a
' ahower bouquet of white roues and
'loranga bloeaomi.
*Ri«f Iioutaa Maiey. the bride's only
^nendant. wore a smart frock of^jel-
jg^gforgetM and carried a bouquet ,
HIrRm Randolph. 70, one of the ,
I earlleat acttlcrs m the Ozarlu, died i
'at 3 o'rlorlt yealerday afternoon in |
his farm home, seven miles eeKt of i
NIangua. Mo., following an extended I
UlneM. Mr. Randolph had been ini
ill health for several years. A fenner I
'all his life, he h»« hren art;v» in'
jdBlrj'log for the pajii 10 years. I
Mr. Randolph waa a member of the
I Odd Fcl'ow.i lodge at G.o.-? Sprlnc.
'Mo. for the pan 25 vears nn:1 ^r« I
pronilneutly Identilied in its wo:ii
4a aurrtvcd by bis ^ttfft Mrs.
iph] two daugh9MV<Mrs.
Nlangua nrata 1.
.''Cora Bestal of Conway; two
sons. Omar of Caldwell. Idaho, and
Ray of Nlangua. route 1; one brD-her,
Prank Randolph of Van Bureo. Mo.:
and t#o sUt«ri. Mra. America Jordon
'anrt-Mp" Porter Hendfr»on of Hart-
I Tllle. Mo.
^^|U|val.aef vices will be held at the
yWrew^rturch Wednesday afternoon
n 2 30 orlo^k. «l»h the n«'^«":pnd
^§fjph Jone* officiating. Burial will
iMltiliUlV'Bttlcka' eemetery.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1929--LEADER
Page 1: Newell "Dobb" Adams was buried in Eastlawn cemetery. Meada Adams
is his widow.
Page 2: Bessie Davis, a minor, sues for divorce through her mother Mrs. Cora B.
Pummill of 612 East Pine street.
Mrs. Anne Harshman died.**
Origiliaus Newcom died.** [The funeral home record says Orgilis
Newcom.]
Hiram Randolph died.**
Miss Lucretia W. Thomas died.**
Page 12: There is an item about newspapers in Ozark, Mo.
Page 16: Miss Charlotte Maxey and Mr. Ellis Webb were married.**
DEATHS
mUOMLLAV JOnfCOM
Uila Bornlxic at hla hMM fti Itlt
Dataware ovaaoa. Urn to aarrtvad ky
wife asd arrera] aaiM and «*iicbt«ra.
W. Kltacaex ta In chare* of
J.
MR,^ AKTSK HAa.<'»HMA>
i Mr*. Aime Harahmac. M. d^ed Ui* Tue»-
I day la a boapttAl b^* after a kmg tUjaaea.
I She is awrriTod by her kr-^kond a»d two
• mal' rh-l/frei PurU? »('! h* '.n nat*:-
I «ofi4 temevery in cnarge of J. »'. KJ'Of-
Gl\
;Woma
In <1*«lh, N^wpU "Dobb" A(1»m«
today «M mArmiiMtotf oMj mr vam
who I0T«I hba-4hl* man what* Bit
had be«o on* of »loH»e»— Who Sad ;
won Uic tftnd of hl« fellowa
All »tr»ntfr» wtre barrtd frooi hiJ
funeral, a tlmpl* »<nrie« In a prl- ^
raU room at the Klln»neri funeral
rMxhllithmrnl.
! The mTV\er wai rntlreir t" '•"
• naniti of women— It wa* a woman
, who In loothlnf. rhythmic wordt In-
'.-"'d ihr - — "" -■■-• •' - ;
It aa* a trio of women"i voice* lh»t
Mn( »t the end. "Nearer. My God,
'. to Thee."
(Inlr Krnre Allrnd
I 11 «>« women who were th» .
.mourner*. mo«ly — chief amon« '
Ihfm hln wife M'«di. moanlnt; iind
:»obbln« throughout the nervlrer.
I Oh. oh— How can I Rive him up
Mlkp Ihl.O-
In ihp clo.»fl.v runrded room. Art- ;
tmi Uy Jn a Br»y casket. Only
(bout JS person*, member* of hi*
'family md moet lntlm»te Jrlendf
i itiendPd the wrvloe »nd viewed
I HmAM »Vl??K?L-r* farmer
' ,ral we*k» He "",^l,^omty 't-^^*
I Adami for the l>*t time u the fin-
' ■! hymn wa.« mine.
Frx-'r»I rnlnrfiil «prfl'« r»f 'Inn »'-'
decorated the funeral room and ihf
I rrave.
I Meada Adam*, dreaaed in almple
black, her face red with weeplns.
left after the lenrlcc on the arm of
a frl«nd.
FoUowlnff the •errlce, the thort,
Md prrvi»Mlnn miir'» )♦« w~" •- '
AmIMwii eBawleiT.
mt b«rt*l. ■ Ih th» _ ^
ilM kto BoOicr-la-tow. IA«'«aJ«h
Wbata. wtoeoi ha kOM te UmJ
nnpac* o^ btaoddttal r«r wMeli ta« I
ptM. by hla own band, tha ulU- 1
mate penalty.
Adan* had bam drroted to Un. '_
Whalen. hU wlfen mother, and after
hrr death he betced thai ne mifbt
be burled beside her. At that tune.
memt)»r« of lh» fwniW ff-iv.* t*^
today In the name eemeten. but on:
on the «ame lot.
He wa* burled wlthoot any buna!
permit having been K«-:<-i »■ \h'
city hall.
Ci«ra
brrtber. Frank KMmSoipti -^ * " Adat '
,n<l Mr. PfTVrt ^Lu 1- k«*J •* tt>«
I S^,k. rt«r«h at J^ ***r^' rurel* !
■ Mflclal-.
1 Mii»fi i.rciwTiA w rmoMAn
tea* Uien-ua W_Tbe»»i. "-^ t^
i i5isrrSL2s^«in.*re".r.2^
l^- hSr Unt^To^rrr Tho»a.^ aodjM.
??St*A. %»i i^ 5j" "' «:^^
:*"7;^er'*Mr* ^ttr HartJm.n cf Lc. An-
..Lm IAo ar,d one brt»'J>»r ". w
m' i» it»a' "ifco-^n^ fieatapt cey^e^y
Aam WtUU, • MMntt«d
•trooa oo atnet coniar aifiuncnt.
«M one* ttmrdlBC ca » maoo train
going louth. He waa arstilnc poll-
Uca with wveral white* on leaving
Sprliicfleld and tlUs kept up until
the Arkansas line waa reached.
Then the Jim Crow car was nltnch-
rd .iiiil 1,(1 one ^n' on u, Mt r:tr v a^
rnllrrly rniply. ■ r«iiv m'- ^."'1
White, "my private car la ready and
I must RO " It crrntcd a lauRli and
thing* to his own advantage He
used to like to argue wlUi Harry
McOregor, the Texa.'? statesman, un-
til one day McOrcRor told him "I
don't care to argue politics on the
street with a nigger."
6aa
MissMaxey,
Ellis Webb
Are Married
QHE of llM loT*ll*«t wr<idlnKt cf
tb« unaon win lb* M*xrr-Wri>b '
waddlBg Bt • o'clock teat •vcntng at |
lb* bMutUul Mas«T horn* "Ttit Cc-
Mt*." ea' OlMiMonk Mli;. wban >U« |
ICh«rtottf Mkhpt. ddirbtnr of Mr «nd
. Mri. OlU M»ry, bccam* thr bridr /
I of Mr. nilt Webb, aoo of Mr. and
I Mr*. Hartti Webb.
iTlit MTfiboajr took plar*'^ tranl of .'
an ' Imprortaed alur of yetlo* »nd '
white chrjrunuternuinii iti frf'tit r:
jlha huire tlr*plece. Chrrsuul>»m<im>
I were u»ed In pmf«i«lnii *• (•»rrir>.
jflon thro<i«hoiil inr |i..n'>
T!ip Rf^^rrn(1 Mr l>r'A." «. • -• , .
Ithe ofllclatlnir mliil*irr anrl -m'A •
few Intlmete frlrnda nt ihr joiint
'rouple in(hr>r<i for 'li^ "rr. ,, .
I Lohrniiriiia .V»iidiin Mor'h «a«
TPlBltli tiy Mr. ai»n BUmbarh aa «h»
jbrldt >nlerr<l th* rorun on <hr arm
of her father. Mr. ftnoibm h |.is)ti.
the Llrbrratrauni »ofilv Thrriii<h'>'i'
the cerenionj' and M«-iidri»»r.|,-.> (>,._
rr^Monal at thf bridal parr> \r:\ v.-.r
j altar. >
The bride «aa loipir In « j,,«n of
|«hlU rhlffon Her vhli* ii,l> >-il
' M-aa ratichr ro !t**t r»-,in -^ ..^ ,. n-r:.--,
c( llin (>;nlii;e l>i(;vMiinM .,;,,: (>euri*
Bhe •-Krrlrd l> ult'iser iKxiqiiet ntuM-'
rT>«ea ar)d orange t)loH«om« Mi«s Lflu-
l*e Maxpr si'*^- ,,f '^^ l,r;''r »»:(•
»he onir aiw-niiai;', w.-* »rlii,u < :-. f.
I ton and rarrir<| '.r;;,,* roiwa Mr
.ni«»<)rlh MIH.-V « :»f: a< (kh- man
I Alter the cerrmon; a weOdlnf din- I
I ncr waa aerrtd In tha dtnlDf rxMNn
I where the table waa elaboratelr der- '
oraird vl'li rhr^iuiii'Iirmiirr.' in ihe
'^■Mo* rtd'l y) .■ -.- tnl'-rr.r
Imnir(l:»'( Iv .rirr the diin.er Mr
; and Mr«. Webb left for Kaoaaa Ctty
wK*r^ fh*i- *•-*•• •-^r-'* •»»^'- ^.,.^. .
moon. They mill b» at home .n
■ Campbell, Mo.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
Edwin Cox committed suicide Monday. He was instrumental in bringing about
construction of the dam across the Osage river.
Page 2: Artliur F. Pranter died.**
Origillaus Newcom died.**
Miss Lucretia W. Tiiomas died.**
Page 10: Card of thanics.**
DEATHS
ARTHUR r. PRAVTER
Word has been received by three bro-
thers nn a non In Sprlnfgleld of the death
or Arthur F, Pranter. 62. nt \\\^ Far.
Dttgo. Oallf.f )xune late Tuesday night.
The body will tofe brought here, arriving
;n'r Moiulay "r Turtrlnv. for burini In
IIn7pl«ood rpmefprv Mr Prnr.trr Inert
Hierr for a number of rear*. Iitrfnir movMt
to the wf.«!tern citv about i«lx venrs ngo.
Re i« Rurvlved by his wife, three daughters
and three sons at the home address: one
.«on. Fritz Prnnier.- of Sprlnefleld: three
hrothff.'!. John ^Jt Dr. V. C. nnd Fr^d
r. Pranter. ail cp Springllfld: and tl^rrr
.•l.«;frr.«. Mr.<!. J<S«ephliie Fosppt-man. Tiil<-a.
Okla.; Mrs. W. G. Williamson. Tulsa.
Okla., and Mrs. John T. Albert, Chjcago.
111.
ORir.lM.M S NKWiO.M
0:I:;inaMs Nrucom. 72. riird ii! 7 fi'r'n' k
\f*l(»rdav moriiiiiK at Yi\- '..•-)u.^ ?• !''!"
Nnrih Dflawarp avcnur Hf l.«; .«ur' i\Pd bv
.'lis wi(e and .several .>-on.": nr.d dniicl'.'ri-v
•T W KllngriPr l.«; tn rharpr of arrantic-
mrni«. whlrh are Incompicf.
rnfil/^ *?i,-"l' ^''J" *•"«>• had nevrr
'ntered th« home but turely Ood knew
#.l*.u'' """'"l by Mary \»n Wacn and
■ ■tniiv.
MISS I.ITRKTIA W. THOMN**
Funrral services for Mi.'^.i Lucrriia W
Thomas, 82. who died vr.'^tprdav niornma
nt the home of her p.iete. Mr.s. John
HuchPR of Willard. Mo . after a lone
nine.";.":, will bn held ni 2 .10 o iloc^ 'l.-v
flftrnioon at the Pre.sbvterlan rhurrh in
willard followed bv burial In Mount
t'Ipn.saiit cpnirfrrv undT cl;r<^rr:!!i nf •] r
Oreenwade funeral home s.^.e t<i ^.u-
vivcd by one sl.stor. Mr*. Rpt'v Hardman
of Loa Angeles. Cnl.. and one brother.
W W Thomas of Willard Mi<.<: Thomas
wa.s born in Trr.nes.spp and tame to Mi.">-
.soiirl with her fa'her w h( n a \o.;i<
^tn!i--!r>. T!iev ^eMled on a f.-^r'n In Oreriip '
rourrv thrfc ir.:'- - •.v--t t.f V.' :;,>:d.
M.tRRI.\nE LirENHES
Herahel Blma, 18. and Wllnui
. BUdM^ tt^bojUlof Billing*: and Lcroy
Tcotaw. SKaniarlora LlndHpy. 31, both
of Springfield.
)
613
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1929--LEADER
Page 2: Divorce cases were heard.** [This is part of a longer item.]
Miss Lucretia W. Tliomas died.**
Arthur F. Pranter died.**
Origillaus Newcom died.**
Homer Fare died.**
Richard Jenkins died.**
A daughter Ann Louise Sheridan was bom September 5 to Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Sheridan, 2220 North Keliett avenue.
Page 12: Memorial notice.**
Page 14: Miss Stella Smith and Mr. Norman Blount were married.**
n'^yv,^ fe,:
PWW^W"
^ti:^.i>aj^
Thursday' Is End
r -A Uigt ^juiuhff ct tfaow Itrtbr,
^ourtvQOib WW0 vrauMiL It wm ton* ,
tMinttlt' to Icnov irtddi of tlianj
were then u UUg«nU or witnesses.
tan tbe boUocH of the oouzt, »nd
whkh we merdjr cmioas onlook-
ffC ■.■-•-.
Th#. !»n*clf1c cfuw which 8e«med
to eaU forth the ruling— although
tbe judge had repeatedly protested
tlM nolce In the euurtroom before—
WM that of a man aeeklng a dlTorce
Mdi tbe euatodj of three small chll-
'4iisL An* aStamey rfepreeenttng
tbe wife's father rose to ask a oon-
tlnuatlon of the oaae unta further
InXormation coultf be f'.lfd ^n4 tb» '
defcDdantu represented by counsel
now out of the city.
A Snake's BeHgton
"I can tell you all about that
Udy's (his wife's) father." the
plaintiff Interrupted, '^e'a worth-
le8»— he's been married six tlmea,
and ^'1 a preacher.'* After some
dispute the Judge flnaUy sUenesd
the attorneys, and they silenced the
witness.
litter, ret^yint to his attorney's ,
question, tbe plaintiff said that his
falherlnlsw "is sn ordained mlnln-
ter. all right, but he hasn't got no
more religion than a rattlesnake."
In spite of the warnings, the
crowd In the couri room ru&red, and
Judge Schmook Interrupted tbe
hearing to order a record of his
ruling tboUshnlg "Big Thursday."
He then heard tbe rest of the
case, and deferred his decision. It
e's Stidden
will come up again on September 14.
Cases Disposed Of
The following ca*es came up Ir.
Judge Schmook'8 court this morn-
ing:
Llllltn Raetor 8»rn«tl« TrrM* ChtriM
BarnctU, c«n(tnu*4 to October 1«.
Dlla U. Burgo Ttrtua OharUy H. Burt«.
dtiinluMl.
Bertlt B«««Jrr Yernit PttCT Buntltj, dli-
■nUsM).
Nflll* H Brandon vrnui Jo« E. Bra.--
don. f<>ntmuf<5 »nh Ottob^r IS »«1 •« >
UotatlT* data tor tha hrannc
AUre Bills Ttraui Lonnlr Bltfi Jf:r^
and euatodV of two isfaoc children award-
ad Mra. Btffa.
Mary A. iurtr Ttrint Pranto Sttrar.
dUnili««d
Ino» De PUh«r rrrtui K B ru^e^. con-
tinued to Octot>«r 17
OUIa HarnSon v^rtua J, R. HerBden.
eonttnucd to O«<ob«r It.
Bra Marl* Chlttim vrrauf Xriint Alftad
Ohltttm, continiwd to i o cloc^ thu aiitr-
Baaato Ca|la vama Xatbart Oa(U. ptaiiS
to tha nail term of court.
Ob*a OrahaiB Camp vcriua Ocerga U.
Oaaia. eabUanM t« S«ptaiBb«r 3$.
Mutbta Ohaadtor ttsrtna ^Tb«a«a
<amdl»r. 4Mie» maua
aai juMtarsttoj m b«r
^^CBft^^^y— ><Mi<» oi^^ <>«<»•
fmntaQ fnV iiuiBftfi^.
ItttWy Hont«r rarsaa EuKaoa Huntrr. eaaa
calMI tor 3 •'el«ek today.
L«MJ« Mpp»non raraoa 0«erf« S. Cppar-
aon. d«era« sranlad Mra. Cpparaon.
Leon Tr*iy varaiia Kata rradj, motion
for trmporanr anotony l« b« heard 8«»-
tfmbrr II, caaa conttnued iDdariDltfiy.
with tha poaalblUtr at a haartac vbaa tba
alimony motion li heard.
Anna B. Oaddy rertui J. A. Caddy, dt«-
rnlnted.
Rabert C. Oardnfr rtrtui Alpha Gardner.
action {or annulment .<el for Reptember M
Thomaa L Orllflth »«r»uf Marila O.
Orlfflth, decree (ranted plaintiff.
VtT(lala Allan* Otiloway vcrina Raodcl
Xujena Oalloway, ea«« to b« aet latar.
Claianea John Bandarahot *araaa Brm
Vlrlan Henderahot, declalon deferrtd.
MORI-.
Irli Heriford vi Ortille Herlford. na'.n-
tlff (ranted decree. cu»lodT o( minor
child. I/oratta. and tM a month for the
ehlld't aupport.
CMBCVIet* nnn ▼«. WniUa Rnn. dia-
mtaaad by plaintiff.
Ltlltan 8. Howl* t( L r Hewla. reset
for Septtmbar II plaintiff III
UM
Robart X. Holmkn vi. Vlnnti O. Hoi- J
rain, dl^ml^sed hT ololntlff
l>tt» Humphtcr *■. 0*rl HumnhKT. rr-
ii*t far C>ctob«r t. to b« coDteitrd bT dt-
frndtnt.
Cl«rr t John* m. Joholf John^. con-
tinued until Jknutrv lerm of court »^r\-
Ice on d«(end»nt too late (or tMi term
Btrll* Alleo hom» vi. BtrrUon T. Love,
coiulnued for Mrvlcr.
John C. Uvlnrston ti. OIIt* 1. LlTlnj-
(ton. Ml (or TTiiirxlaT afternoon.
Oraca I>ett*rinan vt. Zverrtt IXlenntn.
plilntllf irinlfri dcrrca of (i'.\nrrt and
cuitody of two chlldrtn
Mrrtlt I. MeCoolt »» Kdward L Mc
Cook, plilnilff grinlrd rtlvcrcf dfcrc- »..d
Ctiitcid; of 4-Tcar-okl chtld
!<t»Vt M'-Oi"ni« \§ Jaiti»t R McOlnnH
plaintiff irani'd rti\nr,r r.rc:rr :■ -'''
and (Uit«d7 of Il-f«ar-eld aoo. ETcrttt.
Jadiie ExpUlns.
Following the court's adjoum-
inn.i. Jv.da' Sr'^rr'^k PTp!a;p.pd
that he h&5 been ront^rr.platir.c
the change ever since he became
Judg«, and that he had Intended to
wait until the January term to make
It, but was provoked into hastening \
his action by the aituation In the
courtroom this morning.
■'A thing that surprises me la
thftt tuch a rule has been In force |
00 kmf ," be tald. "I find it has been
In operation for at leart SO years.- I
— Art«Ul»of the groupinf of divorce
cases tUB been, he explained that
ttUillMMMlciin. father on "divorce
dayB" to enjoy the proceedings, and
to get amiuement Irom them.
geea DIpU^ Uyeet.
"Such • thing Is not oonduclve to
piBVKfptat Ttsptct lot the marriage
[rtlaUon.'' the jodge aald. "Many
jroung people, some of whom are not
BdUTMl and tome' vbe ars, eome
oa Iboee days and destroy the dig-
nity oX the court by laughing at
the 8]!i)t|te»t^provQcaWQn." .
'■' "This mornlnf,'' he continued, "1
order leTsral times,
ahesbd aod maks
who havs
hiittl^hiti^'Oi:
Ctfonb day.* the Judse added. "You
qttSM than. crovded into tl^ court
Ri0(tt llitfdBit^tbnmdt«^^ to
est «TCl3r ^vttd that's sakL*
V*^
bsSB gtaatsd— ssTsa to wives and two
«o .htisbaada. Wtx «MSS wers dl»>
The ftrsi divoroe graiitM\ waa to
MSB. AUss Blgga. a phttap. fraab'^aesa
gU Who «i**'msa eaiT ti bow, has
Vows Are Read
Ml.« Sf'.'.A 5.:ii;'li. .Unpiilri r.( Mr
mirt Mn> Jam*^ T .Smith of BoKerf.-
vlllf. and Mr Norman Blounl. »on of
Mr und Mr« Wnltrr Bloiiiil (il«i of
Ronrr."^ Illc. nrre marriert BnlurriBv
fvenln? »t the homr of the Reverend
Wiwne Riiffin of RoBer5\lllr
They were aUrnrtrrt by Mr nnd
Mrf Otio Johnson. Mrt Johnson he-
me « ^lBte^ of the Broom Only mrm-
heni of the immertla'e fumllle. »-"
prp«<.n' Thev will maKe their home
near RoRerxvllle.
l~««IOt 9f TMUXS, n HgNtirail
1* rraf* a W»«.
I (ink vr«r f%n (o/l«-. ih^ aailor ralird
IPilh^r (rt rf^' Surh sorro* had l.f. rt
enifred the home but •urcly Uod knew
t)e»l
Hadir mlt.ied t>y Marr \ an Wain and
tamtlv
S" ■ MnS tXTOBKTIA W. TaOMiMI
I a«me«a tor MUb lJ»artU%
-tl^cwite.aM wi
IWf aMiCMtt. Mktk
elwrsftlBjananL
Pmtasnl ccmaUr]
I PMMMii ccmaUrr In tharfe of tha
1 Oraeovkda fuoaral bom*. On* alvtar. I
Mri. BaUrHftrdnun o( Lea AoolM. O^.
and <m« br««lMr^ w. W. TlMMaa mi W5-
lartf «urTtT«. Mln Ttutmaa cab* t« Mte-
••urt from Tenntiaaa when a yatiag
woT«an and aettlcd en a Or««B« •oootT
larm Uir»« mllea weat of WlUard.
AKTWVB r. ruAtmn
Arthur r. Pranler. M. oniiJ the yeara
a»o a realdent of 8prln«n<>d. died Tuea-
day at hla horn* la San Oiace, CaL ae-
eordlnt to word recelred here. Tbt body
t»UI b« broQcM har« tor korUI la HasaU
wood ecmaury. Th* wifa and tfart*
daaghtan and threa aonj aarrlT* In 8a«
Waeo: on« aea Frltt 1It*c »n SprlaftMltf
»n4 three brother) ara hart, John A.*
Dr. T. C . and Trt^ T. Pranter. Tbva ara
alae threa lUUr*. Mra. Jet»>.tt» ^«>*t-
man and Mra. W. O WlUlamaon eX Tatea.
OkU. and Mri. John T. Albert af Chi.
rago.
oainn^LAim nvwcom
Fiinertl nervlcen for OrltUlau^ ^ewcom.
7], who died Wednesday at hu beaia at
l»ll North Delaware aTpnaa. w«L> be held
' FrIda.T afternoon at ] o'clock at the Wert
' ^Ide Riptl.^t rhurrh. »i'h t,.f Restrfnfl
S. P. Newberry ofdclatlnt Bunal will be
In Oreen Lawn cematery In cbarfe of J.
W. KIlDcner.
ROMrn FABr
Hom«r Fire. 33. died »i 3 JO odork th.»
niprnlnjT In a hojpiial here, foilowinf a
ihorl lllneu. H* f* turvlTed by hU wife
and two (mall children of the home ad*
dreti. 770 South avenue. ArraocencBtt of
funeral vervlrea ondtr lb* direction of
Htrraan R. Lohmeyer art Incomplete.
I
BICRAaO JKNKtK* I
Richard Jrnklru »fl. died l*«t nLlhl In .
a SprlaafUid boapttat feOewlnc a abort i
lOaeaa. He la aufrlvcd by aaa broOkar. Pa- |
naraJ arraneeBeata bar* not b««B eoai- ,
•plated by the Ittraaa H. LehBcyar f«> I
aeral borne.
415
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13,
Page 3: The estate of Eugene Morris is in probate.*
Page 5: A daughter Beulah Maxine Applegate was
Oscar Applegate, 1246 East Olive street.
Page 9: Arthur F. Pranter died.**
Origillaus Newcom died.**
Homer Fare died.**
Richard Jenkins died.**
James H.Floyd died.**
Mrs. Mary Thatcher died.**
1929 -DAILY NEWS
*
born September 1 1 to Mr. and Mrs.
DEATHS
ABTHUR F. FBANTER
Arthur P. Pranter «2. who resided In
SprinRJleld until 5lJC years ago. died Tups-
d*y. at hu home in San Dicgo. Cal. Tli«
body will be brought here for burial in
Uarelwood cemetery. He 1$ *urv»ved by
his wife, three son* and thre« daufnteri
In Ban Diego. Three brothers. Dr. V. C..
rred and John A. Pranter. aU Utre in
Springfield. Three Rlsteri also sunrlve.
ORir.ILLAlTS NEWCOM
Funeral servlcen for Orlglllauj Nrwcom,
72. who died Wednesday at his home at
1918 North Delaware avenue, wiil be neld
this afternoon at 2 o'clock In the West
Side Baptist church. J. W. Kllngner will
have charge of burial In Greenlawn
cemetery.
HOMER FARE
The body ol Homer Fitre. 32. who died
at 3 30 o'clock yesterday morning in »
Springfield hospital, folowing a brief ill-
ness, was sent yesterday afternoon to
Aurora by the Herman H. Lohmeyer
funeral home. Funeral services and burial
will be held today at New Jenkins. Mr
Pare is survived by his wife and two
fmall children of the home address. 770
South avenue.
JAMES H. FLOYD
James H. Floyd. 27. of 1315 East Cheat-
nut Mreet. died at 3:30 ocloci: ■-'•"'•'^ay
afternoon In a hospital here after a
month's Illness. He Is survived by his wife;
his lather. John Floyrt. one brother. Ray
Flovd: four sUfrr.s, Mrs Bonnie Perrv.
Turner. Mo; Mrs. W. N Bolden. Forf.
Scott. Kan., and Miss Olcda and Miss
Juanita Floyd of Springfield; and one
half-brother. C. W. Ifampton of Spring-
field. Funeral services probably will be
held Saturdav afternoon at the home,
followed by burial In a cemetery near
Fordland. Mo., under direction of* the
Herman H. Lohmcyor funeral home.
MRS. MART THATCHER I
Mrs. Mary Thatcher. 80. died at noon
yesterday In her home on rural route i
4. Funeral services will be held at 2 '.
o'clocic this afternoon In the J. w Kiln?- ■
ner funeral chapel. Interment will be In I
HarelwDod cemetery. I
?
' nilnlMinlnr of tti» r.1-.»<« n
i;.-i\p »200(l bond.
RICHARD JENKINS
Funeral aervices for Richard Jenltins.
fiO who died Wednesday ntaht In a hos-
p lal here, will be held t^ "^ Vho^^e
,„ .V,. ir...--r,ot> If Tnbmrvpr filTTwl home
Interment will be in Hazelwood cemetery.
He 1« survived by one brother.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: Divorces granted.**
Lee UUmann died.**
Page 24: James H. Floyd died.**
Homer Fare died.**
Mrs. Mary Thatcher died.**
Wanda Lee Bateman died.**
Arthur F. Pranter died.**
Mrs. Lucinda Hockett died.**
Page 26; Miss Myrtle Lyle Taylor and Mr. Clarence Tabor were man
hv.M:*MORRIS 'APPOINTED
ESTATE ADMINISTRATOR
W. M. Morris w»» appointed •<!-
mlnUtrator of th« eiUt« of J>U
brpther. Eugene Morrl*. yesterday by
Probate Judge J. H. Falnnan.
Uorrla gav* ail.eOO bond. The
value pt the e»Ut« U estimated at
•6.800 in personal property and $1200
In real e»tate. Elsie May Morris. 15. '
a dBiiirhter. and Carl Morris, 0. a
.*<>n. nrc Ihr only hflr,».
Nmblt Smith wa« appointed ad- 1
ied
**
(,1b
BRINOS PARADE
OFDEADLOVES
Tales of Cruelty and Neglect!
Recited as Divorce Cal-
ender Unrolled
FICKLENESS IS CHARGED
Two Wives Accused o(
Threatening Their Hus-
bands With Knifes
Vlrlriit oiinrrrl* nn(^ r'\ir\\\
rtnjnkencw and tiiif*lihfulne»», were
amonc the abuara recounted u Frl-
dny-U)e-U>inMnUi unfolded iU
pICM tot divorce before Judfc WW- '
irn U White of dlrutoo two of
Or"fr.r rrmnty clrcui'. rourt t(x!»>
Hutbaoda «liCMe .'raloui «lNes
OMCed utd h&rrwaed tbrm and
wu-e* »ho«e hualMknds hait refa^ed
U) provide tor \ht family wrr<
•moti< those who told Lhelr storlm
ol broken honiss lo Uif court T*o
men lasttfted iheU wives would be-
come vIolcrUy anjtn nt IrivUI mat-
Ki> and had threatened lo kiJI ihrni
wtth butcher knives. Sevcnil wlvp»
loH atorteB of huabandt who had ^
_len ihem for other women.
--v<.. Soba I i^Kit Mm J.
8h« mM ahe wtt married lA J«««e|
r-: f
loimrr hTOve in Chi usLLn: loui.iv
«h« did ft\avv r.iTii work, pitched
hki tn4i4(orto4 tn 1il* tiM. »1-
foflr oblldmi an eduoiUon. 6h«
waa Mparaied Irom her husband .
ta«( M*y and U vorUnc bn Sprtoc- :
field. 8b« WM awarded the <U»«»« ',
and CTWtody ol ber two youD«e»il
children, ate* »nd U. with the w- ,
Mptkm of lii« monilM of June. Jui> .
»nd A«8Urt. «K»» paieat «*3
(Iven the rtghv w> >l»>i ^»'' '•^"■
Mrs. Amanda M Green n\ed
with her husbftnd. Fred B. Oi -en U
OTiluckT daji from Augt»t a lo Jl.
Lin
she testified. B1« chsrwed he tail-
ed to support ber. Their home was
at Ava. Mr» Oreeo. a womsn of
n''»r middle sge. received ht de-
cree of divorce ana her tormer nsmr
ei ChatMjr »M restored. ■
Crweitr Depleted.
Mr*. Dora Applegale charged
cruelty and wrong lul conduct
against Oeorge Applegate who she
said baa left the counu-y with four
of Ihair ai* chUdreo. They were
marrted In 1>0« and separated la.n
February. Their home was in
Christian county and she U working
now at a pouiuy boose here to sup-
port herself and the two children
who were awarded ber by the
court.
Un. Chloe Bateroan •*« lh»t
her husband, Leroy BaUman. kick-
ed her and bit her and told her he
had a woman that "beat her aU to
plece»." She was awarded the ctis- ,
tody of her two boys, fire and nine
years of age.
Mr*. Lottie Chapman, a woman In
the early »». charged her husband. I
rrank A Chapman, with mhom she
lived from July 192fl to January
18». abueed her. failed to provide
for her. then left. The decree wa«'
granted. |
Claude Cook a middle seed man
drfLSSCd In nvrralls and blue »hlrt,_
declared hli wife. Mulinds, left him
after/ brief married life. He a-as
granted the divorre. '
T7-....-'f » r"«-i- • t- »"r*^ man
aho wft-t givfii a o.\i.\-^f irn.-ii ;u.^
Wife. Eva. said their trouble first
•ran om her ifl^KOj o«_^
Irfculi, both m«0 and women. She
deeertod blm on EMter Sunday, be
tesU/Ied.
After Tea Da;
Vemlce Leon
naireo gui Qi A». *"" **• •"■'
tracUrely dre^Kd In bUck. testUled
■be Ured with her husband, Charles
B. Delo, 10 days. She charged be
left for another sUte jiromlslng to
send for her, which he never did.
Her maiden lyime of Long was re-
stored.
MA. AlU Fletcher said she lived
; with her husband ifl years when he
{abandoned her. She wa« awarded
; the custody of the three chUdren.
I Mrs. Margarette Orlgg also was
'given the care of ber two minor
chlldmi when she was awarded a
dlvorM from Dmer Origg who she
charged wa« abusive to her.
Obariet A. Jones related .that his
Biarital dJfflculUes arose over trivial
matters such as gettln* In from
work a few minutes Ute. The court
■warded blm the custody of his 1-
vear-old iton. whom he Is carlnn for
Tea DJJ*^
DnloTa pretty red-
1
«t ptmmi. TtM noUMT !■ to have
Um prtTUet* ot TldUnc the child.
Scr* wife T1irMi«n«4
Cecil L. Lok*. formerly of Joplln,
wwa given % divorce trom his wUe
, of eight years. Mrs. Grace Luke He
I said she had threatened to kill him
,wiih a butcher knile. Ihey each
■ bad children by lonner marrtagea
'and one child was born to their
marriage. Mr. Luke was ^iven Uic
custody of that child.
. Mra. Mae Larerty. an attractively
dresaed young woman, was awarded
■' a divorce from O. Raymond Laverty
' whom she charged with indlftnltles i
including Ihat of rtiimiiiiiiK »^».\
: from home for .vvrral days Bt a
time. She was Rrnntrd tin- iuM<)d\
ol lin j->''"-"'" '"" "'"'• *■'" ■'
' month support for him.
' Mrs. Pearl Harris, a jonng woman
; who was married January 5, 1928 ■
and Rcparatcd from her hu"!band in
March. 1B28, said hfr husband wns
intoxicated niiicli of the liinc the,
were h\iiii; ioi;«th.;. Rrplymt; u<
question ol Judge WhltP. Khe .said
she did not know In the two years ';
' of ihelr acquainunce before their '
marriage that he drank. i
■ Mm. ln» L Edllnga wa» given a
1M4. 8be eaW he now !» in Illlnoi.-;
ano that during thalr 13 ye«» •'i
MuTTlngton H. Malaun, was given
»jLtrare<Li^«B W* 1»Me. Be«trtce.
who la now to pennaylvanla. thelT
fonner botDe. He UatUlcd abe aofX
struck blin with » butcher knife
when she became^ engry because he
was Dowiiiig ana tnat sue utaciieti
him. He said their two children,
age 4 and 6, are with their grand-
parents In Pennsylvania and Judge
.White made no order as to them.
Anna H ParUh. mother of nva chJl-
<tr«o. tMtiried that aha cupportcd ber
huaband for more thun 10 year*. «n<l
tloally could endure it no lon?f-
They wera aeparaud D«<ember «.
' laas. She waa awarded the custody |
I of her two minor chUdren. |
Judic* Whit* aald that h« will paaa
Raturrlay morning upon the case of
poreat Martin, who aakad a divore*
from hia wU«, Ida, who be aald de- '
aerted him last Miy. The coupl* has
one child. I
The casa of . T*bl« B. Pascock
against Marie B. Peacock, a minor.!
also waa beard, hut the daclslon was
deferred until a rapreaenUtlve of'
Urs. Peacock can report on the c««e
' rreda Edcllii wa« Rranted a divorce |
' fram Alfred EdeUn of St. LouU and
the cuatody of a minor child with an
Kllowanoe of •» a month for lu sup-
port. Mra. Bdelln told the court that
htr huaband could make eaoo a
month as an advertUIng seleaman If
ha would work ateadlly. but that he
deaa not mak» more than ais or aiM
a month. She charged that be de-
a«rt«d her and would not contribute
toward her aupport.
Thr«« raaaa Alreif
Dorothy Deava Taylor waa given a
divorce decree, the cimtody of her
child and an allowance of glO a
month for Its support.
The himband waa HUlnR for a dl-
vorrr In thr rnnf of .l:inirB Biirce
RKaln.nt Llllie BiirKe. Tltr muplr \»frf
mnrrlffl 1*0 vrnr* rco In Sprlr.ff Irlrt
but neparated In April of tni» yr»r It
' would bo Inipotwlble to continue llv-
liiS with hl.n wife. Biirce Ifltl Ifir
JudRe. beraune nhe complalnrrt .- n-
Kliintlv of his Bickiic^s mid hi" :na-
blllty to work. Shr asked hlni to eo
nnd Ihc ullh hlf rhlldrrti hr "jiid
}lv Imd "hcnrd diffrrrnl mlr* hr
said, of the nvinibcr cf times his uifr
luid bTii nn\r:ifi1. hut hl.^ U«>fr ;ii-
f'>rMH-(', ' M'* r<''ir! tv ,» «hr hnr' K/.*.^-
ir .ti : If 1 f . \ r ' . rr. <■• :•► : •; <• :.' • r. . i ■ . . " _ '
to UutKe. Tlie pl;i:ritirt had been
married once before hid Ill-fated mar-
rlBRe which he nought to have dls-
folv«>d. The decree waa granted.
Tour divorce decreea were grwatAd
... t„. %-.. ..,.._, .inhn Bchmoefe
In aivuion t. I
L MKkMte tTMiAa WM glvan a divorce )
' from wnilam Alonrr. Warren and her ,
I melitr" nain«. Martin, ravtorad. I
[ Lu«IUe r. Turner rec«lv»d a decree
the cuAtodv of h<"r t»o . I.::i'.rrn .tv.-.
' Judgment of MO a month for tbetr
support. ...
Lata Humphrey waa given tb« cua-
tody of three children and «Uowe<(
»."?0 a month for their iiipport with ;
her decree of divorce rrom Carl ,
Humphrey. The defendant la to b^
allowed the privilege of reaaonabia
vlalAtlon to aee hie children, however.
Stalla Bharick vs. Archtte Sbarlck.
decree for plaintiff and reatoratlon
of maiden name.
Otmta Rooe vii Ira C Kn^f. decree
D. Ijiwrenre. trial by default, decree >
for pinlntlff
Mcarriage Vowm
. UHm Kyrta* tyl* Taylor, datifbtei
« Un: II. I. Tfcylor. of thia city
««■ naarrled yesterday afternoon to
Mr. Olaranea Thbor of Bolivar. Th^
voirv w«r« raad at the home of the
bride'e mother.
The Reverend Mr. Lewis M. Hale
waa the offlclaf'ng minister Follow-
' Ing the ceremony the young cotiple
' left for a few days' visit with frleni^a
; and relatlvea. They will retiim S^in-
day to their home at «sa Cherry
' rtreet.
i>%B
Mr<i TVlm«ii Mrrr»rVrn wii« fornierlv M!^ Lz-Mnp n««llii«. "f
n^rrv.lll-. Ark., hrtor^ h.T ni.rrl.K. l»^t - -rU .Mr. M''''-"' •;""
(ormerlj •tiendert Drury coII«m wher« »>>«*«» • m.-mlnr of Ihf
Ze»* Tan Alpha »ororUy «n«1 ha« • numbr of trlrnrln nT"- t^lb
^eiktW u<^&<'>'^**^ *.
Prominent Springfield Maf>
is Faltally Stricken m
Kansas City
Lee UUm»n. 63. prwntxwB*
Sprtnefldd nal e«uu in«n. •ja?eoi«
j«tJiI tbeJlrm_Qtimin»n-Bni*ber»,-
■dled m a ho«plUl In KansM City,
thl» aTlernoon »l 3 o'clock. .„,_.■
% lew daya ago on a tomltwwtt^
He became auddenly tD oa MmWftjg
^tul wa« uken to « fa^*P^^
Wedneeday where hl« ««dltt«
grew iteadlly woree.__9to wlta ^^
three chlMren were with hto w'wPP
time of hto death. '^ " '
Mr. Ullman h»d lt»»d'li<
field all hto life. He WM • ^ _^.
of Harvard unlverilty. He fOTBWV
wa« m the lumber bwrtnw* N* «»
many years ha« been In the re«I ••-
tale bualnew.
He is survlTed t>y hto -•«• «>^JJ
three children. G«nevle*ft.^^
Edww^a U. *nd ttro tactM*.
Mam XJUm»n ot BprtnglWd. ^
H. M. inWB»n. profanor oC """^
in' at Uehl«h Unlxrttty. ^
s.iier, Mr«. O. O. WmlMrtatD
1 Richmond. Va.
Punetfti arrmxxeDMOti M»
pleU
Mma. LUCINDA HOOKKTT
Fonera] mttIc** tor Mr*. Luolrtda H<Kk-
•It, 71, Ml South Hampton avcnut, who
dlrd IhUTtdar mernlnc at II o'clock, vlll
fb htld 8uiid«v •ftrinor-n «l 2 oclork ^
from Putii Chapel Mftl>««ll.^l rhiirth mih
llif rUvKniJ .\I( .Ml'>'»r nf trint rliiirrh nf. !
flclatlnf. BurlaJ will b« in itszriKu.Mi
r»metery under the dlrertlon* of lh«
H*rb«rl V. Bmllh funfr»l honK- Bhr l«
rartlTtd by her hutbarjd. Rlfh»rd Uockrll.
■nd on#» niece. Mr*. Savannah Smith, both
of Springfield.
The bod, ol Homer r»rr. "• .' V" .,"' , I
Mr rare U lurvlved by nu ""^ ." i
Mr. '^■•f .Kii^ren of lh» home »ddre»»
t*« «n»H <^' °"" °' • The Herman
{::;.'mer.rrr.Vllh'ore-h.<lT...r.eor.r.|
ranfemcnt* here. i
MKX MARY TI1AT( lir.R I
,to«mr-rTtoii"^i^ h.>- " "K,?„'Jr.r
SSSPlit WK» ThWiJfay at her horn, on
?^| r««M «. UUermaal took pUc« in
Haa«lw«ed ««BMtery.
WAVSA Vr.t. BATKMW
W«nd« Ler B»1.iuh;. « >.-. -1,1 rtmoah-
ler of Mr. and M" M M V."h""^' i.Vr
1M7 Worth Doa»U» »»«"""■•, ^^"•'^.■'.r
r«sldene« thU mornln.. B«»'<^" '^« P"/
•nU. two iUlere and one brother sur-
vive. J W Kllniner U In chirge ol
fun«rai arranicemenls.
AKTIil'R V. rnANTIR
The body of Arlhur K. ITanler. who
for 'o veVrs wa, a 8prln,ll.ld p.lnlln,
rontr«cior. .« exprflfd lo .mve f'O'" »»
1 ll.HO lii)
DEATHS I
JAtnn ■- FXOTfD
XrS^'S'a.-'rh^U/? h'er. aj^l.r a K.n.
--• H/Hrj£ ^'i^^ •'^^^^^^
K^-i-Han-US- Sled'Ta'^
rff:;ro-on'';rthi'h::^. ?^..o-.d by bur...
;?er:.n"T;&.V ."u^ne^'.-r^hoS!." U ^„•
Lh»r|» of «rr»tigem«nt«
bi*\
Mciu'iiv «nrt vklll be tekrn
'■IS y .i«' M' 1>»1"' •
ue'rV "»hrre" irien.l.^ liiBy coll t>" ^>r-
■tun- arrMimrineiiM hoy bren mii<lr lor
,„r lunrt»; A Kon. t UU I''?'"'' . V,'
•lirre hi..th.TV JoM. A f rr.l I- ti.d Ur.
\K''>t ridiu.i. liv :ii Sprinnfi'lil.
VBTIIIR r. PRANTIR |
V.inrr.il friM.-^ !or Artluir 1' ITariter.
I.J lurii.rr Spr IMK fir liUlill ^•■"> 'H-'' ''^■';"
l)i'. go, Cil . Tur^rtRV. pr(.i.«U> «>.. br
Tuetday alvernoon »l ihe lUr-.i.m ■ ' ■
meyer tunaral home. Mr Pr.ntar • Uo<J%
will »rrlv« in Springfield Sunday or Mon- ,
day to b« t*S«n tn tharge by «'..
1 UohnayaT. T>«ta«a ol U»a tonaral will b« j
i incomplete iinlll the arrlvel of 'he *"^"«j4
I Th« PiiBttr family moved to Springf.em
■ i7 yaara ago tiiu month, and for manir
fimh AxtbuT Praoter wma a partner with ,
hu oMaat brothrr. Pred Pranter. in the ;
painting and Interior decoretliig bu-lnrss
Fred Prunler Mill ::•" '■■■' ■' **'• ^'''
Monroe Hrerl *i.J im:if,, i .. : .:> oim-
nfn« Tm o'.lier brollirr>. boili llvliii; in ;
s ;i ,:; ' rt *ir Dor I If Vir-.ot C Prai-.ter.
-ii'irt John A I'rm-.irr A son >'. Arlhjr
IToiarr Ftiti Prtnter. al.'o livei In .
Siiriiiifl'-l'l There nrr m other children. ,
.,'1 \\:.us .11 Riirt I"-.: ?Kh Ulrgo Mr .
Pr»iilet also l« turvurrt b) Cur- '■'l^'J''
Mr^ John A Albert of Chirago. and Mr*. ,
Billy Wllllamwn and Mrs Richard FeUer- ,
man. V»ih of TuUa, Okla.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1929-DAlLY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Charles H. Potter, 26, of Nashville, Tenn., and Lonne N.
Jacobs, 25, of Springfield.
Lee Ullmann died.** ,
Herman West sues to divorce Margaret West. They have a two year old child.
Page 6: M. C. Park died.**
Page 9: Arthur F. Pranter died.**
James H. Floyd died.**
Wanda Lee Bateman died.**
J. Otho Barton died.**
Page 12: There is an article about the Hopkins estate.**
Page 15: Card of thanks.**
Tbey ron' ii.ii''i
Lumbfr ;
Widely Known Springfield i
Business Man, Friend of
' Youth and Civic Leader,
i Dies in Kansas City 1
riMJE hodv of IjTf L-lIm^nn. 55.
i widely known 8prlag«l*ld bu.1- j
new m%a .n* member et tiMi firm ot
Ul^.nn Brother.. -«»° -"^ J^.tJ,"?,
k.n»a. City. I. "P^':'*.,iV'"^ '
here thU momlng. He.rt "'"^ T^
announ.ced .. the """ °1^*^
Mr. Ullmann went to K»?f^*^
i^^V wwt to hf -«• TtKo*^ i^?H
„„,,, ,n,0 -.hrn M-rv -ooK o
.semenl ol th, UUm.nn ...-.-^^
ried on an eKtenM^^ b .^... ^
,,lBtr «nri l'"n« ^
Mr. Ullrraiin ^n." i>n "
in hU e«rller year». j
'%.v.r loelng hU yo"^*''"','^:::; "^^'j |
UUm.nn «l»»y« »n«'«'<« » Jen
r;;„. m m. do..,., o, >o,.n. n>en.
'. nunc wnn-.T. 0 ■■'^
»:.r.
5f r\ed
= p - : r r -
'I
i
! Kdwart U xnimann. and all ^re wtin
him at the time ot hl» O'*'^ . ,„, ,
I X «n ot Dr. and lU.- l^"' VJ^
Si. ClTll war. Ut. OTlmanii *»•« »»*4
rsprtngrietd *^\^^^^\'^'\'^^ ^ ,
been In bu.lnew Here lot mor j
•'"HeT/cVlved hU e.rUer education In.
hiu.^t. V."- ^
♦ — ;:Ti^iir?sri^>»_^;^;2 ♦
♦-.pon 'h^rgr-duMlonlrom H.rv.r<.
n,^ «,-., " ; ':''^p'^;j,;, square here
lor rlvir t>f i irm.r,..tf «:
bond cRmpBlK.i.v
surviving Mr. LMlm«n «re his «ife.
t«o daughier... Ucnew.<. »';"■'.'■•'•
one Aon. Edm.rd L: t»o broth env
WllllBm Cllm.n of Spr.nct.eld «nd
Dr H M. unman. prote.v»or of chem-
ll.,M.r Mr. r r %v«r— •• -r f'.---
mond. Va.
runerml arrangement, have not
been compleWd but Interment will be |
in charge of the Herman H Lohmeyer '
I funeral home
MARRI*"E i,irEN>r.
if-Charlea H. Poller. 26. of Nashville
'^enn" and Lorlne N: Jacobs «. of
SprlngHeld. ^
fo30
fr.
Hup
'VIewa Sbrared
,3]l»J4ewsinpen of tbe UUIa
^fiiM'WARFUIt of Salem, wbo
cl&im.t to p€ the son of Helen
DEATHS
lijL/i\4ii:;i
' Hopkins, son of Brirgmon Hopklnj ;
I Sr.. whose chronology cannot be i
fdoiibted and an heir to the great
j Hopkins cfitaie, now In litigation.
I writes this Oladstonean sentence to '
In the Dc-infr Po't df J.iU ~
, IhJj. ail u:Ui.ic u.ib luiu.ismd i;. i^-
j pard to the Mark Hopkins c.«.tatc .
I having been settled In tavor ol one
! who has brfn called Tiniotliy Nolan
1 Hopkins, who Is neither an heir b>
birth nor by adoption, and yrt ha'
I the control of Ihr estate, with llir
aid or Ihr rlly Tiid rn'iii'v of Sail
Francisco, ni ca.sii ami bondb o>
certain* banks and railroads, who
refused to let thr Irc.il linrs l:avr a
hearini: to prci i . .
to tlic estate, which undoublcdl.v i
. shows an ub.Miid desire o{ the coiir;
lot California to deprive the tru-
i heirs of their riehts as citizens of
! this prar.d and well protected
country, wliose brothers and cousins
land foiTla'hr •■■-. v.l'.r> v.crr r-ub.irrt to
. Ihr ixjwcr.s tlial were, and now son;e
I of their ricrrnrtanls are lenored
Mvhen reniiestiiv; their ripht and
'li'lo in this !a:r l.nirl of frr^i'^:--
thai r\.i' vvon !)• li"iiiu at.il bloou
of the la:llilul. and are now Jeered
.Tiid srclf'-il .ii !■'••'( a i-r tliry ha\e |
requested a I'f.inMC ?i the bar of'
, the supreme court ai Washington.
D. C •
rarrm^mW
IHCAIDt OF tHAIKS, II
It erml» « W«» ^^
■~ IN MEMCmiCM
^•ih«T. z. o. utm. «t>« ,
jff»r no. Bfrit-iit-f' ". I*^-
Wher* the now»r» tnitrr w*t«,
Llf* Ih** oil'- w lo^rd ^o drariT
In hl» n'.tr.t loiir!/ «r»»».
T'i. :- le ■ .: ■ ••; ;■• .: H- .':.
!• :' .» -; ■ ■ •.:'r - ■ ..- .-IT t
In ii.c »e lo-.<rt ^•'- r.riz' .
In dr«l!i •-» »;■) : .• 'trr
In ; : • e ^
We :io loiiser l.f.ir i .r >■ s-'»r
fVho 0:1 t! f ::■"•:■ i « "
Ood look him t\on.r. :i «»< »i « »'•'■
But jn our hearn hf Irrt'rs !>I:.I
nit memor'- i« •= '-'■"■ • --• •
As In in» hrur ..' r»"^-'<i •«•▼■
SadiT mUJfd bv mitr »iid rt-^i^-tr.
MPS r w MM'<
mvv.inn;;:" vai.>
M C. PARK
M O. Park. '70*. died at 0 30 o cloeV lart
right ml h'.ii home. li,-;i Wr^t Tl-.nn.an
\f ff ri ^ ToM'^v***r ^ i^.j- .••..>,, \i .
>>Jr^ ived by h.s »ife. one doughtpr, Mrs
J>aiil Cantrel of KauEas City, and three
COD*. Dr. J. C. Park and Harry M Park
'Df Sprlnfffleld and William M Park of
*Witthlnftoa. D C Funeral arrancerr.eni-
ere Incoinplete but will be in charge
nrf J. W. Kht\gn*T
ARTHI R F. PR^NTrn
Pun'fnl yT'.Irei for Ar''M;r K rrci*'-
M. a former reiirtent of Bpringfield. • wlio
dl*<t Tue-day In San D-ego, C*l . v .;i b-'
conducted Tuesday at the W L. P*arTt-
mortuary, foUowinR lh<» arrivnl of thr
body Monday luglit. Arraugnneti* lof
■■■Mif#^bodtnMn^*iNfnfltit« th» arriTai
or the widow. Ihe Pran'er fanillv mn\'<*.
to BprlDgfirld about b'l years aRo And
for many jreara Mr. Pmnter wn» enracd
In the patnMn^ and riee^rafina h'isln<--«
with hid brothf-r, Fred I-ran-T. *.ho «'-i;i
llvoa here, at U» Eaut Monroe .iT'ef
Two other «iirv!vinc hro'^'T^ I.t" «re
Dr. Victor Printer and .John A Pi.v.'t
A ion. PrllT; Prantrr. alsf> re.'Mde^ iierr
BlX other el-.IIrir'i-i t^-a n>f> M;rf»" Ir »■
ui and eroinri San Hire
.lAMFS
i^SRiirfis;'
If. FIOTT>
for Jaroea HL Floyd.
^mm% -^'-■' ■m^— •~— Cheatnut alreet. «ho
'^1^ T^Jttr.'d.iv morninK in a ^.o^|)lf;^^ hrr*-.
will be held at 11 o r'.ork S;ir.''»v ;::ort..nc
In tho home, followed by burial In a
cemetery at Fordlftnfl M" . nr^l-r r«i'^
tlon of th»» Herman H I '..'.me- f-r fii.-ral
home. II'' is .s;ii., t-J !/ . :.^ '•'■■. '■■
father, John Flr^d. ot «• f.r'>".-r Tf.ix
nord; and by four sisters. Mrs. nnr.nin
Perry, Turner. Mo.; Mra. W. iN. Bolden,
FOrt ficott, Kan : and MIs^ nirriR «i:.1
Ml»s Juanita i-loyd <.•: Spr;r.gl.f M.
WANHA I.KK H\rfM\\
Funeral .service; for Wai di l.'-e Baf'--
man. 8-.vear-olrt ria'Ki'T nf Mr j-.t-.d Mrs
M. B. Baleman of 'V>il Sirid houglafc
avenue, who died Ht thf h-jri" ve«;ierrtav
morning, will !«• l.fid a: .: 1 .■ >: 8uii- 1
day afternoon in the J W, Kl.t.ctier fu- (
neral chap'l nir:i: « ' »• :ii ' .i«en! I'.wi !
cemeferv. He.'^ldo-. It ;,,.rr; • , i i^p (MM is
aurvlved by two sis'rr^ a;.(l one brr.trier
J. OTIIO nXRTON
J. Otho Harton. j:. H ...'•r ■•. llle riral
route 8. died m a Rpr-.'pfl'M ho.ri'-.'
ye.sterdav af'>T..»'n f ■ w
tlon run'''Hi <•:■;'»-■•, «.! lo fi-'; ••■'1 '
•t 2 o'clock tiunrlnv aCTnoon ;;i 'i*^ |
PleSMHt Grove .cenief< rv in \Vrb<ter
countv B'lml w"i hr <\r''r' .--pr'ir-..
of J. W. K::;:,;'r. M'. Har",-! I- ..jrvi.'I,
b3»
The Leader for Saturday, September 14, 1929, is missing.
SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1929-NEWS and LEADER
Page 5A: Warren Ernest McWilliams died.**
Mrs. Susan H. Isbel died.**
M.C.Park died.**
Mrs. Minnie A. Rundberg died.**
James H. Floyd died.**
Wanda Lee Bateman died.**
Calvin George Nickle died.**
J. Otlio Barton died.**
F. L. Adams died.**
Mrs. A.J. Hayes died.**
I»age 8B: There is an article about Mrs. E. A. Hurley.**
Page IC: Marriage licenses issued.**
Lee Ullmann died.**
Page6C: Card of thanks.**
Page 8C; Harry Luther Jones died.**
Page 2D: Miss Dora Id Nichols and Mr. Kenneth Long are engaged to marry.
Miss Elaine Fayman and Mr. Samuel J. Stone are engaged to marry.**
Miss Lorene Jacobs and Mr. Charles Howell Potter were married.**
Miss Ida Elizabeth Smith and Mr. Clement Bollman are to be married
tomorrow.**
Miss Betty Davidson and Mr. Harold Lutz are engaged to marry.
; tlM tell Muon win" »• IOm ©otm Ida S
Nichols, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mchol*. 1.123 S'.:rr.rr. • ;
avrnue. MIm NIchol.i will berome thr bride of Mr K'l-.nrth T/>r.c »nn n'.
Mr. and Mrs. Oninr lonp of tli!' ^I'v "n » >-■■'■ •■- •• s r:
Senior HiKh ^< liool biuI k nuiiiUr »if A. pi..* i.... <•.. !■■>., :.\.\. ^.u■ i.ajj^- . ..
the annovincement of her en^ge-
entertained at n\imerou» parllea since
ment.
Mr^. Jark !>. Hlrnrh of Beverly HUM. CM rei-.ler M lh» -••n.rVv. ^-^■:.'•
guest ol her alsler. Mrs. Marx Netter. ai.u Mr. .sMLrr. ..lou cav.^.pA »-.r«
MlM KUlna Faytnan. right, daughter ot Mr. and Mra. Mm FaTman. IIM
Boath Wekirlck avtnw. to to be married In January to Mr. Bunuel
J. Stone ^f WlehlU. Kan. He U the aon of Mr. and Mra. M. J. Stone of
it*. MJn J^Tinaa to weU known and popwUr among tbe ivungcr eet
doubtleH b* ttas Inqtlratlon for • aoBiber of MCtal
dtiHbf the coming month*.
M.\nRIA<iK. i,i( KN>r.s
GeorRC W. Kirfffr. Jr . 2:. and
Mildrrd rattrr^nn ?1 N--»- "'
iip.rinKlirld.
Willie E. Bench. 2fl. and Ooldie ;
Watt."!. 20. both of Rottersville.
Poyd H Mannlnc. IP ?p-.nrfirM
.MKi Mi.15 Helen VirKlnui trtf. ;6
';prlnK'irld.
I .
iBettyMavidson
^ To Be Married
Mr. and Mrs. Volley E. Davidson.
825 South Newton avenue, announce
the rnKairfinciil nf tl-.ri- di'i.;h"er
Bfily. to Mr Ili-'ld 1 •,.:.■. s^:; (.f
Mr. and Mrs. Uii. id H. Lut/. 615
South Market arenue. The marriage
«lll take place the first of next
month. Alter n fhorf trip, t'-r tt:--
. oiiplr ttill in;.ke •-l.rlr home at 6'.Z7
, Norinal street.
HARRY LrTHER JOST^
runeml .err.cf. for H.rry Luther Jones
I 30. Who died rrid-y -t M. horn- .t :t«»
!pi;rre aTenne. will b» hMd Mond.v .f.-r-
noon «t 7 no o c'.rir^ a' '^e Me' r^r"..'' ">
Bap-:«i rh-irch on S'^r-)'. 5.:rim' .•-.-.
,1.h Ih. Reverend J P O-r'-ev oft.r;;.--
inp Burial w,I! he .n S^-•.'J^ HYr:»oo<1
i cemetery m charge of tne Cxmpb^d Is-
!ner«l home. J""" '\ "T 'H^ . ''ijL
Mm. Edn» Jmcknon. hl» fr.n^V-'. _- ,
I Br<>«T r.^.i I. ■'-« —>,■» -v ...•■. ^ "^
(,3 a
^
Mm. E. A. Hurlrjr, "4. I» nhow-n
•boTP with the »miill roUarr ■( ISO"!
South Jeffrrson ivrmir. mhtrr <hr
hua IItM Blonr for thr past 20 rrar*.
Mrb HaH«y tet «ut eTPf7 •«* »"«•
, piMt »i» the Urit» yard, and x'l"
rarr* for them her«rlf. She »»•
bom tn Webster rounlv. anrt «penl
13 ,Tear« in Ihr frniiliri iiiiiiiiik »>-i ■
• Uons of CalKomia hefore romlnr
' bark t« Miiwourl. and later to
SprUiffMd.
.» »i«unch democrat at elerllon lime.
Mrs. E. A. Hurley. 74. Keeps '•?- T," !:---^r-T'""'T
■•'•*■ ,hr dMrried. Bur »iih nil lirr iiiirrrM ;
in 1929. »h« enjoya rcmlnl»cence too. j
The 7lctiireMHie Csllfornla of gold
rush tlme.'^ wl'H 'hr • li-ir.lv purrly s '
the (inloon fictT«''H' »i'rt f-rrnmhlr
for rlmm* unri t^r the littir vclL'-J
n\i?get(i. »nf1 the h.irclMMp^ of pioi.rrr
life. (II wind Ihrmfrlvr... Into xt-r
tne duneetR oi iiir in enriy Rom nm;- ^ , ^^^.^^ j,|,^ which »he tello of her lire
|lng camps In California. Mrs. E. A | y, ^^e mountain* there right after the
Hxirlev. 150.^ .«;oiilh .Irtfer«on svri-.tir I ,.,,.
I Elopeil Al Ifi
j A pioneer even In frontier tlmri-.
I Mrs. Hurley at 16. eloped -vlth her
! IB-year-old lo\er In order to mnKc
I the lonely trip t»est In a covrrf d
wagon. With her hukbaud and hi«
family ah« left her home In Webater
I county the day after the »eddlne to
meet others who were hnrXinc we.«;-
»»rd at K«n»ii* Cii> IVrhnpii no cirl
I ever had a more thrilling honeymoon.
I "When «• h«H n wacons snrt ""i
men and boys topelher -a hic enouch
I train tnt protection against »IM In-
ldlan»— wa started »est. The wscon
boM nlsr.ned ihe ri«r» tnp. f;--;-"'
m^^fto k-P actlT. u/h«omy ; ^,P^ ^,^ ,„^ ^,^ ,^„,, „, ,,,.
to kctp joung." Mie declared, her ^,^^^^^ ^, m^ht-you Krow
Checks (learning. [ ■■•■■•« ^ ^^_ .^„„,^ m.iH.
Young by Keeping Act-
^ivtf^ She Says j
i
TTAVINO exprrlenrert the Jolt.s sni
thrill' of s rnvprert nsKOn tr.p
■ across country In frontier days and
the dancers of lllr in esrly (told mln-
kt 74 l.-- enserlv nsPliiE her flr«t sir-
' plane ride. :
I ••!>• tackled everythlns; elsa ss !• ,
!c*me along." she «sld yrsirrdov
•People «»rned me Ihst I »a» riskm;
my llf« when I rode on my f ir.'t
trsln. snd srsln » hen 1 msde th-
trip on the fir«' rlrr"ir T-ilrv : .
in Spnncfifld. ""' ""' "■'"'■ ' "> '
get for a trip in the sir Im B"in!:
40 Uka It."
■ BtM had Just -ettirned from walk-
ing to the court house and her crLsp
tones ss she fsi there, her flnRers I
busy hulling lima besns bore o\it
.•?Io kaep actlTe 1* the only j
Hh*^ Staunch tJefn*"!'^'" Wmiik*'*
ibem with the tongues Inalde
, .,.„.„.__ - __. i»"» bamemde afelnrt atuckers.
^ . . .._ Iwlth an enflr*ure for us In the r,r\-
AtUr 74 years of trail blaelnf. Mrs. \ »""
itiX^JVh-ic;::^. rVup/Arg ,i iim'e'Vhrn ':vu:Ln- went h.ff.,o ^
S»-bito.- M.d property »»♦"'»«»•.»»"""»« "f* „!**'~Vt s^m.d ages
'.he ,s actively Interested In P">'^'«-Mt »«;«^»-',V:VCp wUr". -Hie,
! had kUled the buffalo though, and
I *•« eut chunks out wtthotit attempt-
t33
■ inK to *kln I' It »•' '"« rt.nc--""'"
«o ••iiT KwnT frnm ihr rf " M-"
Hurl<>v rflnfl-
BomrtlmM went Wpfk»
I -fvf wt on th» rrMk b«nk •nrt
. hfld th» r^vplvfr whil» my hiisbund
fi»h«J munv » timr - »h» »\rIMn»ri
■ Wnv (or n»\' ■"• ^f^'llr.nl ►f<- sr-,\
houfes. not •nythins rx<»p' mk' i
! bnuih inrt erfiii»r gr»«!> Somftiir»!i ]
i w« went w«ek» Ju»l itoppir.r -• • -' •
' «nd thfn «» wodM r.m-p Inr ' «n rr ,
I thr«* «lty«. Rf»" 'h» ^tnck •nrt rook I
] up »nouph food lor tnothrr »rfk or ]
1 two •■ I
"Thfr* »■<"< "nr t* kIoi c ar.rt ;•
I M«ma unr«»«>n»blf. but tlifv «niiM
1 milk It In Ihr morn:n:;. r-hui np lh»
milk liv reswla »r.d r»rry It iiloiic.
•nd by'night. H «oiiid bf th>irnrd j
to butter— ju»t by the Jolting ot the i
waRoht." (be declared. I
•■When the first imin ever nin out |
on the pl»ln» came by.' the oxen
tiiok* Md rm for mile*. It »«« the
*llr»t locomotive »e had ever seen. I
•nd *• w*'* about a* wared a^ the .
rtteaw." •>>* ta-ent on. |
MttttV* thTM montha trip the youtiR j
feouple narhed Callfomi* and »'«Vert
a rialm. At one time. Mr-- H'"lex »
huebard om-re-i • '■'"•m '-n Jppi"
mountain »h:'-'h -.fr' f^"- •■-■ "I'-'J-
' MDda of dollar*. They lived near th»
I famoii> Ktirrka mln'^ rturiPK the.
>*onL there, right in the midst. of the
artii^y. . ■
*One of niir nrtehhor^ cot Rhnt ore
niclit (lo*n at a f.iloon rikI I'lnhody
even aaked who did It. There wasn't
any Inw. not a policeman, and lots of '
Ihi" time no rhii;.-h The rrir.er-; fart-
rrt niiuurts ((ir money exrrp'. uhcii
I thry took their llltle sacks down lo
I the hank.^. and then they xpent It all
j on the ■ hurdy Rurdy's" as the frontier .
dtncM were called," she declared. !
I Only Woman In Camp
Often Mrs. Htirley w«« the onlv
woman In the ramp »hrre .she Iixeci,
■ I d CO n-.rinhs nnd iw «<e ntiotjirr
r.rl." she saifl. I|oll^^s tirre of yj^r*.
and actohe. with s few trn»« "^'\r
I.', frt 111 all kiiuls of c1nri;i:'.cs.' she
insists, "and eaten all kinds of meat
ItttfMftt to cat— deer, bear, antelope,
^"in^WMoniT iHl mllea away at the '
jttq^^t^tho Mountain Meadow ma«- I
^eT«, "when the richest train that
ever crossed the plains w*s held up
IbJHNh* Uormona, and •rery person I
Meaped. "Weren't you seared." she i
'«iui asked -A Iif:r ' s'.-.e riecl.ned
•but we cot so u.sfd to i; "
The Train >i«p|>e<1
I Mrs. Hurleys four children were
born in Cnlifomls. but the fam'.lv
I mo»ed bark to Mlseotirl 49 year* aeo
•It took two weeks to rome on the
tra-.n." she expl.t.:'- ■'•' "'t "
take p'lr o«n f-\»> '■■'■ ^ »-<^ » ^ -
l«(n the seats c'»: :■■ - • '
one place in the ro-;r'-v «/^ •«'• <-••■. '•■
see a cousin of ours and get a basket
of food she had Ilxed"" .
Uj% Hurley la rery enthusiastic
about picture shows, espec'allr M-.'f
west Jllma ^Ith Tox Mix and Harry
Carey. -I liked The Covered W«-or.-
and The Pioneer T:a::" she .. -•
— The;^ were Just as natural as '.•.fe.
mind that "
^Lorene Jacobs " * !
Becomes Bride
Of Mr. Potter
* WEDDING of Interest to membew ^
of the younger crowd ber« w»» i
tbs wedding ytautif mornln* •«J
Miss liorene Jacobs, daughter of Mr. |
and Mrs. Barry W. Jacobs, to Mr.
Charles Howell Potter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Potter of Hash»llle. Tenn.
The wedding took place st 12 I
o'clock St the ^.ome or tT h-''*-«
parent.«. i.-.< »» '■ •••' ■•<>»*
were read before an Improvised altar
of yellow marlKold and fern. The
Reverend Dr. John T. Bacon read the ^
ceremony.
The bride looked chsrn-.'.r.? '.n a
dress of clillfoii velvet In a .
brown shade wlth«niatchlni{ :• •-
Mirles. She .airlci: s .-••..iser iHM:;i<.et
of yellow roHcs siiU lori{et-me-»iou«.
Her atundant. Mlt«« Mary Potter, of
Sparta. Tenn.. wore a chsrming en-
M^iiilile of lo^e Kv.'i.-i'.'.c M..1 v..r:.i-vt
an arm bouquet of pitik roM» aud
1 blue asters. Mr. James Ttipper acted I
I as best man. Mi.-« S<i-«le Dillsrd play-
ed Mendels.sohir.s wcU!;; .: n;.i.'-:i a«
, the bridal patty approached the altar •
.and Miss Dorothy Dyer sans "Oh
'promlw Me" lmme<1!stely preceed:n«
I tb« ceremony. Ml»» DlUard pUyed • i
I medley of songs softly throughout the .
ceremony.
, A wedding breakfa-st was served to
about fifty Rtiests after the ceremony.
The rtli'.'.rj !:»bl' •^3-; ro-.cr'-.-! i'.'.'-'- ■''
;,..e rloth will, h lins been in the
frtmllv for cn-rr.if.ons. A rrv.st.i!
bowl holding yellow flowers centered
I the table and white tapers In crjstal ;
candlesticks were placed st ench side
of the l)mi<;'i''t. Thu^ewl.o n—'.-'i'^l
In servliiR were- Ml.-' Helen Boi i clt.
Ml«s Jean Heed. Miss Laura Mnrle
nishmsn. Ml-- Kil.i M.'C .^.n-c M:--
M„ry M...-i.!^ "id .M.- .M.: .;<■-.
Masters.
Mr. and Mrs. Potter left ImmcO.rite-
ly after the wedding brcskUst for
Quebec and the ea.st and will later
(to to Ns.sh\ille where thry wtll m..ke
tlielr home.
t-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM
1A rtntt o Nkv
CARD OF THANKH
We wish to llirnk our msnv frirnil" tiKi
reltllVfS. al«n N. « II-humi) I O a h .
W. A., itoisl M<i«hbor>. East Av*.
-»».-'v» g"j-j -janwiuhn War»»r»
•!• and HelpeTs tor
IKelf tnanr floral offrrlniis and tindnf»» |
and snopathy dorlne the death of our
lovini lafhVt and husbani) Chas^W, Pair
-f<MR8. O, W. PAOB,
MRS A. O. PAVNK.
t3H
DR. HARRISON HALE*S f'
I MOTHERINLAW EXPIRES
I
I Mr.', A. J. Hayfs of Kansa"; Cuy.
' molhrrinlaw of Dr. Harn5nn Hal** '
I formerly profe.^sor of chemist rv at
' Drury rollcRr herr and now hrari
I of his dpparfment at th*» TTnivrfsi'v
of Arkansas, died siidrirr:- Fr:'i-.-
morninp at the Hair hr-iuf .:; r .v -
cltcvUle. Ark.. accordinK to word rc-
crived in Sprlncflrld S.T-ird!i'-
Since the death of her hu.sbanci.
' Mrs. Hayes has lived with her
daughter. Mrs. Hale. In Fayett^vi:!?
Doctor and Mrs. Hale were at Madi-
son. Wl.<!.. at the time of Mri^ Hav--^'
death, however, atiendinp the r:-..v-
ing of the American Chemical so-
riefy.
D'-'fl'': of Mn Hfl'o-, flra'h ^r-p
not knnnn lirre hut it i.<! e.Nprr'erl
'h!<» bun«I wiM •;»»(» nlaro in K»n-
.-;».•■ Ci':, Jki ['.rnicr ijon-.'-
•'J
^jl&ilirndnn Funeral
To Be Held Monday
At St. Agne9 Church
Funeral tirvtcM for Lw Ullmtnn.
i widely known Sprlnijfleldlan who I
rtl»^ .«iidd<>nlv In Kan.vi.". Cl'y Fri-
day, will be held Monday •(lernoon .
'•t 3:30 o'clock at St. Agnes Cath- j
olle church. The Reverend Father i
Prank 8. McCardle wUl conduct the j
service.
taUbearer* wtU be John Fairing-
ton, Sam Trimble, Oeonte Thomp-
son, Ray E. Murray. Fred H. Phil'
ilpa, JullkB Stmmoiu. Carl Jatotmem,
Bad'LeuU Reps.
Dr. U. M. UUmann. Lehigh unl-
venltr professor, arrived In Spring-
field Saturday morning and Mrs. C.
U. WalleMteln. a sister, of Rlch-
monti. Va.. will arrive late today. '
'a brother. Will Ullmann. lives in
Sprmtrfield. In Mr. Ullmann's own
famil.\ are his wife snd two dauch-
ter.<. Grnpvifif und Jane al horn'.
^4Kl,».JK>n. Edward,^ who ia here
rlrwn Thpeks- Kan
Misi Smith,
MrrBollman,
TobelWed
''' Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.:
CtaariM F. Smith, of Muakege*. Okl^,
and Mr. Clomfnt Bollman. mn of Mr.,
and Mr5. LouLt BoUniau. »iil take
place Manday niorninc at 10 oVlock '
at the home of the bride's parents.
MiM Margaret Smith, sister of the
bride, uill he the oi:lr attpiidant and
.Mr. Cailrlon ll:i«t;;:;.e v.:.; a> ; i,
best mail. .
After the reremoiiy there v.il'. be a
niJ>:.i,i{ 'o.i.i^.'j^. r.. U.c ....i.c n.:(-:
Which the youug couple wui leave for
an eitended tour of the aoutberti '
mates. Tliey will be at home at «iT
East Qrand strrcl. In th!» cl'y.
Ml.^ Smith atfndfd nnirr hrr» »tid
i l.s a member of the Dclt.'x Pr:-,, t>!'a
M)rorltv. Mr. Bollman l« a irember
<'f the S:vir..i .S;i irrtirr!i,>. sir. Bol.-
man and Mr H.t'Pltlro irf» for Mua-'
• ^***» '•«' eveninc and .Mr and Mr«i.
■ Lotils Bo'Iman and M:.*s Brrn.oe B.MI-
man will Irave this afternoon. They
*«Ub« accompanied by Miss Rtaete'
WAKRRN KtNESt MeWll
Warren Ernest McWIlllamt, 30, died r.t
3:10 o'clork Saturday afternoon at hw
horn* at Ma West Monroe atraet. He it
survived bv his wife, and one son and
ihrrc daliRliteis as follows; Wilbur. Kv.-.
I 'I'tirliiia Altec. and Riilh Mary. lliS
, Ulhri and mother. Mr. and Mr>. D. F.. I
! McWllllams of 96i Wesl Mcnirne sired. '
I Hl^•• .Mirxhr. »lth two brothers mid llirie
. slstfr.« Hoiiipr nnd no«s ai hoinr Mr
.>nfi»* M<i liMtii nl .'^(tl illKllfln. ,\lrs (iroi :r-
• Uillani ol Mokiniaiii Otoxe, aud Mr.<.
Barney Burr of Rogersville.
Funerr.l
■ .'V^'f
Wanda i.ek iiATrvav
■avenue « ill he h °ld i hii . ,?!1^ UoiibIbs
orlock at ih. in afternoon at ;•
loll"" ,1 1 . Klln»ner f.mor.l ,(,.,..-,
iem.te^y. '■' .".-..nr.u „, Orrrn L.v.n
I '.*'"" V/**!.. . .....
ervlcei will be hrld al J 30 of luck Mon-
dav nfternonn at Slarnes mortiiarv chapel. '
lollowed by iniermrnt In Rlrh«o«d cm- ,
eiery. tm'o miles smith of 07trit. |
MRS. «i|'SAN II. I«:ni:i
Mr«. Susan II. I.sbel. in. died al her j
home In Cassvllle Bept'mber l.l Pha «a« |
hrrn In Nen* J»r.«ev. Marrh I, IS41 Ph» |
••:•« married to .1. W. Da<i«. .Isniiarv. i
IS.SQ. and rhev had enht rhlldren Onr |
of Ihp.sr. Mrnry .1 Davis, of Npk- Norw,->v. i
Alberta. Can . MirMvea his moihrr. Mr ,
Dp vis died In 1911 and she married O A
t<hel Fiin»T-»| T.vlrrs nlll he held it
ihr Horlne Fiinrrsl home In C.Ts.«\|lie. to-
day at 3 p. m.
M. r. FARK
Funeral arrangemeiiLs for M r Park.
70. who dlid Friday at I03l We?l Thomsn
street, are still Indefinite, pending the ar-
rival of relatives. J. W. Kllngner is In •
Charge. The wife, one daughter, and three '
Mnt survive.
J CAI.VIN r.rORRR M(Kl.r I
F'lneral srr\ ir.-s lor feliiii r;»(irKe ,
Nickel. 27-monih-old »on of Mr. and Mr«. f
Orvilta K. NIcVie of J2» North .fnhnson
avenua will be held ihi.s afternoon at j
o'clock at the Latter Dav Saints church
T.'lth h'irlal in OrTO l.ar>n r'ni'ier-- m
rliarae o( Hit F. C. Thi'me tuneral i
|>ome.
635
I
n.rniber of the "''•"J" -moiovKl on the ;
MiKMUrl 5l«te •«?'»"•, 'ri''court records
AUdlt of the OTttn* -oitnty c»^; ^ ^^^
*'T-,n^v'";'t Vi; 'ri • ' H.rr'.nn Mrert
•uddfnlv "i J)'; '•*^ ^, o rt«rk
B,T,„e. h.r 'r'',*'*^.. ■-'-'' -"-''•' -
t,%Wf«i?. "'■
^^^^^ . »,,, IT J r-owers nf
Br.rtgfpor.. Comi^ «;;'';,,V be ,ent by
't" ,'"w''KUnJ.er UnderUk.ng comp.r*
"""^.n^, Ctv tod»v on the Sunnyland
{2rVu"e'r..''^e'ocrs .nd bur..l there.
JAMhS II. M.<»VI» ,
M.er hue. >e.v.co. .1 .^... K... C....,^
„„l ,,, .t i^l M "^"^'^^'^' _,. v.l.O d..<l
,,^„v «1 J''"'V,,.' ,m" '.o F..,dU,..l !M
rhur^d.v. «ill "■•"■., ......MnMn lcir::.l
'""'"" J OTHO BARTON
•urvlve. _____ .
r. L. Ad»mt ,
' riineml «fTVirrv !nr K I Arian. = . ■'<
llor^.lle K NlrVl. of 7 .,,„,„„„ «. ;
"^7'"^' r, .he inurr n»v Ki«"'' ^'^•"^'■•
T-nh h'iri«i • > J. Tti-r^' '
charge o( the r.
u\N,ll\ in: ItATIM^N
' MOM,AV MOHN.^C, SEPTEMBER .6, ,«,-.DMLV NEWS
Pagel- Henry Thornhill was killed.*
]::. ZZltt'U we,e W„.ea .n an au^ob,. acciOe."
Page 12: Henry Watson was killed.**
M.C.Park died.**
Warren Ernest McWiUiams died.
A. H. Dixon died.** ^^.^^^ -j
Mrs. Sue W. Sieben died.* lAlso give
WOMAN KILLS NEGRO,
BADLY HURTS FRIEND
WTHEN Hrnrv Tlioriihi:!. IP nr^ro alVer the bullet from » 45-c«llbr« r«- j
^^ co.i.;::urd v> K.rc.reii r.rz «. . ,,^W*l*r bored • hole througj^ eUt.t. ,
I teault«tftf ber refuMi to ftve taim fwmie Arnold, who niKere^k •Imllar |
I mone^Olsoml H.ndley. ». • ne^ro *ound. rallied yesterday afternoon .
I womM. .hot the men down end «rt. (| «nd uppe.red to h«ve . Might ch.r.ce
I ouMy wounded Lnwrence Happy" <o "':"•'''•
Arnold. 29. nrero. «• h'r h'^me st 6:i
nho'.t 8 c>:-^k
W.vhlnKton H\pnue
' vftrrdnv r.r tiKiii
The woen»n. eccofdlnc 'o the.
meMRre mory whtrh questioners could
obtmn. »■»» corded Into the trt bv
' nn »tti»ck which Thornhill m«de upon
, hct with • knife i»T-er«l hour* h»-
f„, , <;►•- i- ,- . ■■'-• ■. ■ ' ■
■bout the bod\.
ivfTlwtPhUl dtd wUbin • few minute*
The CBUM of the iffray »« well ««
'he ci';^.i-< i.in,--c,.c^ i<rc (.urif.
with my«ery. Officers received many
OMft and aecounta.-^
Ty ,C*>.aioa«. coroner.. hM ,
InqtHwt tn he held a the
ice tution at 10 30 o'clock thin
"ifiornlnB whether rh»rce» *lll he
fllM acoin*' 'he w->m»n »ill h» f^'-
tcrmined et the hearing.
SEE HO. TWO OK Ti
(>li>
I One thln^ appear* clear, however.
iMA«tt>t>i.>lA..tt>ir.J»oin»n did not in-
I UM ^tTHIVnTTCtiold. He. aecordlnR
i to her atory, and that of Bill Small,
negro Junltor Rt the Ore»ne roiinty
I courthottae, who waa present, acci-
dentally atepped Into the path of »
bullet Intended for Thornhill
I The woman waa frantic In her cell
at the city Jail over the ahootlnif nf
Arnold, who. It appear*, waa trying
, to protect her from Thornhill
I Tro\ible stniietl al Mir HanI»T
, home early Sunday niuriiiiiK when
' Thornhill went to the woman a home
and demanded money. She refuaed
, to give him any and he departed in
ariK'r. f>nlv to leKirn laier He then
attacked her with a knife and cm
her. thouRh not aeverelv.
QurKllnna failed to brinir o'lt » hen
\ l.'.I'l ni;f1 Sninll r.-v'-'l Wh.-"
TTiornhlll entered the hoi]»» nhor'lv
before 8 o'clock and again demand"!
money, the woman pointed the Run i
*• him and pulled the trlRRer. Arnold
cither tried to grab her wrUit to keep |
her from ahootlnR the other man or i
accidentally atepped In front of the
: Etin. He fell to the floor wounded '
The woman quickly fired a aecond |
•hot nnd Thornhill run %rrr»rr,'r.::
from th» hou^e. H» fell ;n 'he var'l .
and died a few minute* later.
The Hanley woman wa* arreiited by
Motorcycle Officer Briunley.
ANOMESTREE
Truck Driver and Wife Art
Crushed to Death In Acci-
dent on Highway 65 Near
Springfield
JIQTHER VAINLY PLEADS
•^"TOR SIGHT OF CHILDREB
th* wTeck««e. bu.t both dM« IwlWW*
mrdlcal »lrt ■mvnl Thrj iuffewd
ii.tcrnal injurlm.
I Ht.r.% VAtNLT roR THILDIIO '
^ — ♦
I Both, howevtr. »»r« »bl« to «*?•
lrt»«.-;« of 'hr »«->-.H»r.t b-'or- 'hrtr
rt»'«T.« A ■ '.n •••.».~p^ ■*** a:»<l»
•-, r"-.rv v^' •'- ""■'- '" ■'^-^' ''^
• thp rmipl* "t Hamson of th« •c-
.cMlcnt •nd f«t ih»in to U»« ictn*
'. beforf thf p»r»nt» died Mr^ Lcnf
gave the t«lephone n'-unber of tft«
lehlMTCB MMl be«f^ to •»• «»•«» *^
fore ahe died.
The bodies were 'aken to the T B.
IciMmB run«r»l boiB* M OMMi^^ttn
lth«T "e™ prepared for T«niow»l ••
Harrison tomorrow for burtal. Mo n:-
queai *i.i be i»«'<l- -t »»» "-^ *'
'onrk l*«t ntcht.
. Th«, wteckert vehir.e »v- < i.f
injured Wonaan Gives TeU-
phOM Numb«r of HoiiM to
^^P«tilraby But'DiM B«fbr«
Word Is Received
two
pvraoaa ««r» klUad
■jr.tly »!-.«u -u* oxtkcr a< a
t truck appvcaUy MI Mtoap eft tlw'
prhMl. •liowing th* Tvbida to tM««
TWm. and crmahMl lato • Iwie tiviw
'•ho.- ; n t:'^< -^e^'erday aft*r-
The dead »rt Ur. »ad Mxa. B. tk
Umc. Mcd ai sad 4*
»|v»Iy of H»-r!-^r!. Arif
Long oprainr of a milk arid
b«f«n h«r btMband bad
L>ong to decide at the Uat iiv«b«c»
to aeoompany h«r b«ak*ad. Ba %>C
vwkad ail daj flMMay aad «IN.
gr«at«r part of BkMHar alikt. Sb*
thought that ber laawini wtmld MUr
M^lta^p btBi awaft^.
r^-r ■>»' ■"■■ •■■» tniek aortb
nr. 'he !i;iyi««T >• « «p»»d "-' »'>"'it
41 miir« mi ri~-.- ».\en dro»«ir.e«a
t-verpoweted him The truck d»a^•'1
! tn th* aid* of tb* road, ptuattd ovw
[V. dfvp ditch, tnd ploin(b«d ttuooO
« barbed uire fer.ce to rome fi a
; .■" :. *■ i» * ^.. . : *».:r : ...' y
' • ;»rre free
I Tha tore* oC tiM Impact abo««d tb«
|«nittn* back Into tha cab. enabta^
I the man anfl fil» ■»!> P»Mtr.» a-ro-
ImobUtsU humadly trtad tb«m troai
M. C. ThUK ^^ I
I Puoeret aervicea lor M. C. /'■^''.„' , ,
l,'"^,„1 FrMar at hl« homf. 1031 Went]
, Thoman atrcei. will b€ coiiauci<>i ;".'•;' i
' •." IC •■;"" r^nr^'} ■• '' o rlnrk 'hl^l
.f.,'.-.or>".. Volloninc flie ^ervlrrv Ih' noil;
• 111 be lent lo Kaii.saa Ciiy loi oui.n. ^
Funeral >ervue5 Jor W.rrci. ErnrM Mr-
• Willlama 30. «ho riled Saturday •fi"- ,
1 noDnTl hU home. Ml Wen Monroe xtreet.
1 will b« held at 3:10 o'clock Tue^ay after- |
noon In ihe fl'nrne morluitrv. Biirle* will,
he 111 HlrliwooU itiiuui>. l*^, ■.::..''■ ^ ' •
of Oiark. •
1 "^ A. II. niXON I
' A H Dixon. 45. promiiipul dairy larfnrr
of near Walnut Oiovf. died at " " <^ '«^,''
yr.terday morning >" •^SPr.\"«''r,V,- * ^'^
Dltal He U survived by hU wife, his
Ker. Mr/r R. Dixon. Walnut Orove;
^even clulair... Har-^v. Homer. Fred, Fran-
tiv Jame^. Ralph and Wilma L*"?. all ol
tf-.f home ?OMr brothers, f- J "no t,. H .
Walnut Orove. automobile dealers, h A
,.r walnut Oro^t =r.n ! I-'' >'"'"' w' ,
two ^i^tcm. Mr* Olen Rummel nnrt Mr.-; |
Pete Acuff of Walnut Orove. /""f^"' J""
vice.'* will be held at 2 o riork thl* afler-
I oon tn the ORk\llle rhiirrh. nenr Morris-
I ville Mr«. Bennett officiating Intermenl ■
will be in OakvUle cemetery iindT fltrer-
tlon of Brim and Sonv Wiilnut Orove
I undertakers. A member of a prominent
pioneer family of Greene county, Mr.
blxon had lived all hli life in the same
community.
MBA, KI'E W. niT.Bf.S
Mrs. Sue W. Selben. 69, a former resi-
dent of Springfield, died veKterdsy noon
at her home In Bapulpa, bkla.. according
to word received by friends here She
left Springfield about 20 years ago but
still has many acquaintances here. Mrs.
Selben Is survived by four daughter.^ snd
one son, all of whom live In Oklahoma.
Funeral services and burial are to be held
today In Tulsa.
t3l
V fATHFD
^
Prominent Oregon County Man
Jailed Without Bond After:
Victim of His Pistol Fire,
Expires
J.
F. OVtRSTREET. 34. proimnrnt
fkrmer ot J Oregon county who
,u hf.d wlthoia bond in conntctlon
,wHI b« (tlv«n a preliminary hitarlng
at 10 o'clork fhln morning before
.IiiMkr RUlinrrl Brooks M Alton.
OTfc;(tn county «*«t.
Wawon, a tenonl on the farm own-
'ed by Over«treet. waa ahot at 3:30
orlock Wpdne«d(«y afternoon but did
mot die until an early hour Saturday
I ArcordlnR to the alory told offlcera
'W"iTie"arpU!«frt man. hf~rnrniihtfr*(li
Wnt«on diKl Mnrlon I.««hlfv. 33. neor '
the taiin home Riirt lUrealoiiPrt Uiin
' »htl«> La*hlev pointed a rtoublr-bar-
rflPrt fhPtcun »t him and snapped
»«t twice.
Ovfr.tirert thrn. he Rnld. drew a
' .33 caliber ravolver and «hni w«t«on
through the rlRh't aide and Laahley.
who waa horaebark. •took lo the
Mini.silf a l>Hi hrlor. Wai.vfin liHtl
been living in ibe home with Ovcr-
•treet and the latter'* 7.ye»r.old
i«*uRhter. LR."(hlrv also had been
KtaylnR there rrrently over protest
of the owner and It waa thle cir-
cumaunce which la thought to have
rmiiwd the Irrmhlr. Over«treeet had
»)eeii Bciiarated Irom his wife for aev-
! eral yeara.
PollowinK the ahootlnR. Overatreet
was arrefiled by hia father, ThomaJi
Overatreet. who haa been an Oregon
."..fifv deputy aherlff for elx yeara.
The yonnRer man was taken to Alton
hii» r plarcfl In the rniinty 1*11 until
a rharee of Ural rteRrre nuirdrr was
filed aRBlnM him Saturday hy Rohert
Lamar. proeecuilnR attorney, follow-
InR the death of Wataon.
Officers yeaterday were aeektnc
I a.shlPV for q'lrFtlnnliit: ... ii^rtui k-
• • :. .; ':"..• .u I lie n..-. ii had
been aenlcnrrd to the penitentiary
for two yeara on a charRe of chicken
steallnR followlnR a trial aeveral
montha bro but had been paroled
from the bench hv .Indire K P rv>rrla.
I
Lee Ullmann Rites
Will Be Held Today
U At^UAgnes Church
^PteiWSliut* will be paid Ijf tm- '
I mann by lUs countlea« frleiHls «b«n j
1 funeral aemrr* are cor<!u«e<I at I
2 10 o'r'tork •^:• tff-r-«^n -. ?'
ABn«< Catho.'!' rr.-irch Tf.f R^xerer.rt
; faU>«r frank S Mc Anile ■■ill conttuct .
•iKk' a^r'flre"'""
.--.». II r I:. .' ( . .•■ I;. .p.»>..
tlUy Z. Murray. Prta H Pbi;;ir-
iullan^mlRen; Carl Johniaon »r-
t/Mil« P^p« !r"»rTi».n! »m t* .-
{BX. Maiya cemetery. I
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: Lee Ullmann died.**
Page 3: J. A. McKinney, 78, sues to divorce Luella McKinney, 42. Tiiey were
manied eight months ago.
Page 14: A. H. Dixon died.**
Mrs. Sue W. Sieben died.**
Arthur A. Pranter died.**
Waine Everett McWiiliams died.**
Mrs. Gus Callen died.**
Charles C. Morton died.**
Page 16: Miss Dora Ida Nichols and Mr. Kenneth Bernard Long were married.**
Elaine Fayman and Samuel Stone of Wichita, Kansas, are engaged to
marry.'
marry.
Miss Mildred Wood and Mr. Harold Baldwin Meador are engaged to
Page 17: The Holmes family held a reunion.**
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Mlns Mllrtrrcl \\oo(l. rtnuKlil.r I'f Mr mid Mrs. Wllllnni F. Woorl.
mm Nnrth ("lav f\riiiiF. »il! !..• iii:irrlf<| In Orr.ilnT li. Mr lljinild
nalilniii Mriiilnr. nu\ n! .Mrs Mim K .M.;i.:>>r -f ll.ii..lt M;.!
(The weddlDg will be rpl» brnii-il In licirdii ai iIk' luMiir i>i .Mt \lr.,.|..r >
»t»»pr, .Mr*. Thonm* Al«ii>ii. <
r~-»
FATHER tIERNAN SHARES 1
IN 1.EE ULUMANN RITES^
th« funtfnt irlth th« hundradt U
tnend* of Mr. Ulini»as. (ftinered
rMhar Ourtto L. TJernaii, .*W»f-
tlmt and tntlmat*- frtend of L«»
UUmuui. *nlT«d tn SprlactMi
•bou» aooa tofUjr to MMcnd Mr.
UBnaan't taatml at Bt. AfBM
elwnh At S:W e'clook. VaUMrllar-
Bupi vaa for «B«ay y«*n at St.
AciMi fllfiireh. end to now ebu^abk
U-JUrt WB, f»hi._Ht.Bga4».ttn| la t»eapaaa>» with tbe
Jounioy to Sprtngfldd br %ir^UUM foitr MittrtlL^ain ver* i»
aiUl automotiU* In order to arrtre
ta tiaa for tka fuMral ^rrto*. In
vtiieh b* vfU
ta wl>l^ ha vaa hild •tay a
whol* dtj^ and tba. imireraal lyoi-
pattar foU for hte family.
nuher Tleman proobad ttao
ftearal sonndn. wtdU VaAer Vtstak
a. UoOanUo otflclatad dortoif Om
unuJ fuseral rltiial of t)ic CattMlte
ii.
at the »erT<ee.
PaUiaanra wa. Jotm Vkzctnt-I
.».^ ^ .» , ■ ■ . ton. Sam TrteUa. Ocom Hmov- I
at Ar>r>.chuR^va| crovd^ far moiu Kig f..KMit«y. J^ad ruOpa.
^gCTarmiBiam~cpt~3iiHiuuu.-igitff
LotL. <^u». Burial -.^ ia 6^.
01 ttaa
1 1 S»h«SVtVU I
uuf
Lateat Betrothal
I. -.1 )• |. p.., „.(.-il<U fn IfilK
rourt*. «f>ii w^rr *arpr\vri\
\T<>^^' that II ii*< h#.n Tnrnii.ll* .<iii i
• «t randum alvoiil Ihr ^ni .tc» -n^iii i
<• ••■••I (Hull*, "f Wlihl'a. Kan of
■ till fhrlll'd. aa r***r\fin* «■• f'laln^ t
h»ra n( Ihf joiliifrr .n>«.l am! Ilir affair «a. a ra» <.f ln>» al flr^l
• t«bl. Th» l»n mn Khrn r.laina »ai tripplni ariniii ihia «tinimar
, »f. !• I.rtlhl.v foiul lonklnc. arror.lliia l„ iho.r . hn lia>a arm him.
Ct*«» «•> marh a|Mr«Uilon amoni hfr frlmila «han h» lanirj
« for • ahorl »la|i nol a,. Ii.ni an..— hm Klalnr proTnl Dial a
• oma^.an V-rp a afcri-l for iha •-ii|ia(>.nianl .amr a< a (real aur. i
pria* l> hrr (rlanda. Tha waddlnf will laka plara In January, and I
Ifcwt k*«« all tpaiiy hwn maar parllM plannad In Elalna'a honor. '
Vr. Klona la la bnalnna vllh hl> falhar In WIchlla. It, a larar ron-
earn Ibal maiitifartnrra atrpUaa rrnp^llara.
T^Vr*"""" '"""' "" "•» """ "' ni"".' Infurmal lalla vr.lfr '
dar affthlooa atl-r .Mr and Mra Favman had annonnrad Iha a„-
lacrmMt. Th» rooma varr aDrarilr^lr dcroraiad »ii(i a proln«lon
r-( avainsal flpan. and laa .aa a.rr.d rturlO| ihr allrrnoon. Ba-
(vwm Ullr aad ic'cnly-dx lurria callad. i
Dora Ida Nichois
Weds Kenneth Long
a- WKDDTNO of iBttraat to naabara of tha vnungar crowd, was
■^ Mlatralad yaalardar nioniini whan MIra Dora Ida NIrhola.
daofktar of .Mr. ud Mra. J. C. NIcboia. brraroa fie brlda o( Mr.
Kanaatta Bernard Lone aon of Mr. aad Mra. Omar bona Tha Towa
«ar« achaBfod al (be bona of Iba brida'i paranta. n:J Summll
annaa. at I o'tlotk. Tha Raiarand Mr. Ooorco' Vaif ■Nor waa Iba
nfflrlallnr mlnlaler. Tha hrlda lookad ebarmin* In aa rniambla of |
Indapandi-nl hlna ihlffon »«l»«t. 'Ub malrhlnc arraaanrlaa She
WOT* » aboald»r reraata of oraaio hloaaoma. ImmrdlalrtT atiar ih« ,
raranosr. Mr. and Mra Uiai laft fo tn aiiaadad trip ihronith iha,
Mat. Tllar win b« at homa aflar Octo>iar I. al 117 Waat Calhoun I
•treat. Mra.. Loat •• « rraduala of ^prlnirflald HIrh a^hool and of |
•talt Taaeliara' pollaia. 8ha la a aiambar of Alpha Ian Phi .,.rorii>-
Mr. Leaf la conaertrd wllb tha Ornn* Counir Bulldlnii and I.oaa :
'uioeltUea.
formtr
AkTTOB A. nUNTCa
MrrtMt far Arthur A. rranUr.
tr 8prlnfflrt(1<»n «Ko dird at 9an IX*
»•«<. Oalir.. Um TUCMla,. »lll )>» at t^a
•Urn* Bborluarf at 3 Ml o'clock Turuiar
•funtoaa. Burial viu b« to Um Hasci-
T.
fe3«l
MM. Oi;a CALLCW
Mra. Oai Caiton. a voman of abotit IS.
from Otmo Poraat. Ark., dl«4 —tir thU
motnlnc In a SpriA^fUld hocpltal. folio*- I
lac •■ apatratton. iba ta anrrtrH tor h«r |
h^ib^md, bar parrau, Mr. and Mra. Brti
Johnaea, of Orara Per^t. aiH) on* aon.
Karl Loalhni. »h« Mrra In tha atat« of
Waahloctoa. W. U Slaro* U in chart* o(
tha ba«if' *hich vUL ba laxit to retuth, :
Mo . for Vurial Th* funrral ptobahlr «i!l i
to* al Porayth at 2 M Tu*«d*|f afi>rfwton.
and tourlal vlU ba la tha teapp cmtt^rr '
at rerafrtk. , |
Family Reunion
An tnrnnnil pl<-nle diniirr wn* held
yeiurday by member* fo the HoUnrs
(unllx. mt COM Bptioia. weat of the
eltjr. TliU t»mUj boUa • reunion
etch Te«r hi tb* fona of aa ■IIhUt
meetinf and p(«nle dlaoer. Tii* fol-
lowlnr Qumben of the family van
la a(U1U>aM~«rtIi« BTTUr y«at«nUy:
Or. and Mi*. WinUa U. Holmaa, Dr.
and Mra. t*miitf J. Bolmaa. Dr. atMl
Ufa. T-. Albert ttobnca, Dr. and Mr*.
Gray W. Aolmea, Mr. and Urn. T. Ja-
•on Holmca. Dr. and Mra. Oeorga T.
Holme*. Mr. and Mm. Jiimen J. Lrwui.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Molmrx. Mr. and
Mra. Arlla Holmaa and family, Mr.
and Mra. Murrell HolmeM, Mr. and
Mra. Robert A. Wblu and (amltr. Mr.
and Mra. Kmmett l«wl8 and family.
Mr. and Mra. Jaapar Compton and
family, Mr. and Mr*. Marrln Cooip-
ton and family. Mr. and Mra. Henry
Mniilry and fnnilly. Mr. and Mm Kdl-
aon Klllpntrlrk. Mra. Dallas Pusb.
Mr. Oeont* Idwtm Pugb, Mr. U>y
l.«»ii. Mr. Allan Holraea. Mr. Lewis
White. Mr. Joaepb Mantore. Mrs. Ida
OoQipton. Mr. WUmar OompUm. Mt*.
Dla McOoT of JMkaon, MUa, and Dr.
Dorothy McCoy ofjackaon, Mlaa.
.*. II. ni.x«>N
A H niion. 4^. Weliiut Orore dairy
furrner rtcrt F-iv.-tn: fiinrnine In a Jif-
pital hfrf MP :» furvived by hi« »H'
hi» mother Mr». F. R. Olion of Walnut
Gro»»; and by l>f^fn children. Harry.
Homer, Tred. rraneU. Jainei. Ralph, and
Wllme Lee. all at home rbur brother*
and two >iKlerii aUo turrlTe: T. J and C.
H nuon. Welntii drove automobile deal-
rt». r. A . «l>o o( Walnut Oro^e and
Llovd nj MorriariUe: and Mra Olenn
niirnnifl a:i(1 Mr* Pft« Ac'jff of Walnut
Orove. Funrral acr\ice* were held thia
aftrrnoon In the Oaiville rhurth near
Mirr.».|'> «.i 1 \\\r IXfxrrrr-* Mr« Brn-
n»;l nffirianne Inlrrtn'n! «*• in Oak-
■.;ii» rr^^\f.\' i:j ct.^ric^ ; ?»:.:. i %->'. \.'. %
ol WalQiii aro\e. Mr Dixon «<i a mem-
ber of a pioneer Orecna coanty family
and had llrcd In the same community
aU hit Ufr.
UARP.V CARSON: "T^Unjr of
Um eU«r rcaltf«ota W Uie
- etty will NcraC to Imcb Uut J«lui
W. 8h«tt, •t » ptaiw«r Spttaf-
flaU flunlly. wh« taored to Prior
Cr««k. OkUhema, rnanj year* »f»
is eritteallr lU »i bi« borne and
hMM been In bad hc«tJUi for a lone
Ubm. Since leaTlng Sptinfneld
John has be«n qalt« »tH:ceMful
and la one of Ibe wealthy men of
his eoonty. He is a Knuidion of
<Tilef Mayw, noted Cherokee In-
diati. lUs father was one of Ihe
best known of the early physlctans
of SprlriRfleld. Mrn. Shall, widow
of the doctor. Is In jood health
and resides with her son In Prior
Creek." ,.
CMABi.cs r unuron
Cb*e1«a C Morton. 71. a plonret of
aoulbwaai Mlaaovrl, died U>i« ir.4Mnin« ((
1 •'atoefc at hto noma in Keorai Ctif .
t^UovlBfl a brief Itlnea*. '»t!tn and reared
al CaaaTtftt, «her* he will b« burtr<1 <n
W«4aeMar. Mr. Morton, had tra%*le«
throofli tbe vb*!* «f aoutbweet Miaaowrl
(or th« p«(t i« year* aa aiat« afeoC (er a
fir* Inavranra evoiMoy. as4 «a« wtU
known threuftumt Ihia aeciloo He la eur- '
«l«ad by two ^aaal.irif. Miae JUt(«b«ti>
MMtMi. and Mra Ralrb Meiealf. b*<b •! I
K«naaa Citt. tv* aona. Pharia. Aaiarltlo. I
Tai.. and B«et«r. of T«lu. Otua B« u *
a br*U>*r'm-U« •( k/a. Olurtot Ra>. I
pobllaber •{ ttia CaarHtto DemoerM ai><j !
alao Mr*. Betoa C. Habba ef CM^fflta. t
wtfxr rvmrTT MrwniMM* '
Fun. ral «»f»ire" '.nr Waine E>»r't« Mr-
WilHami" SO wh.i died at hia home at |
• 53 Wf«' M-.r.rne »tt»»t Batjrrt^-. »iM •-•
at the Starne mortuary at 10 o clock Tue«- |
day mornln* Burial will be in the Payne I
cemetery pTr^ mile* aoulh of SprintdeWl.
Mr. McWiUlafca la aurvlvcd by hi* widow.
hU parent*. Mr. and Mra K. D. MeWII-
llama, ttl Wett Monro* alreet. three email
eau(ht*r* aoA ooti aon, and three aUter*
and two brother!, all llrlnc In Bprloc-
; field.
MRS. Sir W. PirBKN
Mrr Bue W. fliet>en St, a former reai.
1 il^nt nf nprln(flrld. died Sunday at h»r
. ' home In flapulpa Oltia . according to «f>rd
I receired by frienda here. She had led
I BprlniflPld about iq year* a(o but kiIII '
I haa many acqualntarcea here Four
ilaufhiera and one pon ittrTlve. all lirina
. In ffAlahoma f un^rat kpf-u*^ ar;d bur.a;
w»r« to be held to<laT in Tjl»a
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: John Cash committed suicide.**
Page 2: Laura D. McMehen was named administratrix of the estate of Thomas D
Uotson who died November 14, 1928.
Waine Everett Mc Williams died.**
Mrs. Ida Biggs died.**
Mrs. Bessie Virginia Miller died.**
Arthur A. Pranter died.**
Page 3: Henry Watson was killed.**
Page 7: Lee Ullmann died.**
Page 14: Ed Karr died.**
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I John Cash Uses Shotgun to>
I End Life After Conference!
1 WltW KJn; Wtft Agrc«<ltff^
i Settl^ent
QHOOTINO hlmnflf throiiirh ihr
Joha C«Kh, 43. well known Polk coua* i
tjr fanner, romthltted iiuiclde at S |
o'clock ywtfTdny wfternnon In hi*'
hom»' a mllr snfl « hslf «o>ith nf
flernncrmcnt firi«lnit from mAriml dlf-
flfnltlps 'rrf elvrn «■. ra>i.«.r^ of his
r.ct.
:♦ ♦
< NO INQIF.OT PI,.\VM;I>
!♦ ♦
' S. B. Hutche*on of BoHvif. Pnlk
iconntv roroner. viewrd the body »onn
nftrr the trwc'*'' « a.« enar*»fl unrt
decided, after talkin; «ith frlendu of
I Cash, >hat an Inquest would be un> i
necewary.
I Cash killed himself «>on after he
miri » hrothrrlntuw. who^e n*me la'
,lLlcKiii_iU. iruuiird Iiom tJoir- <r
f Where they went (or » oonfwunM jrMft||
I the lormers wife. An attempt wea
mxde. «rri>rdln(t to Information (tlven '
Mr. Hutcheson. to obtain a property ,
'oeftlement with Mm. Ca«h. who had'^
been nnmrrl rtofrnrtwnl In a dlvorre
>auli filed by her husband. »..<>:^y. - ,
The wife offerrd to «el»le the >«!»
(or a nii>ney ronsiflrralion of »400.
her uttorney told Mr, Hutcheaon. but ',
Cajih apparently was obaeaaed with ■
»lir irtrii tlmt, »>hr would "ne him In
itn niirmpl to ohtsln posscjwlon of
his farm. She w«» »ufrt for h dlvorrr
itiiri 'li'- .rll h,s h'lmr .«p-.(i^i * ' • r
^en with hrr two children by a for-
mer marriage.
i ♦ ^*
I
rOI ND DC%D
I
Upon reaching the Ca«h home «b '
•"» r'":Ti from ni^ll- '^r Mr Mf--
Kr.irh' starlert to walk to h;s hoiiw
vkhirh lit /on an sdjomlnc farm. He
har! "oneSjTily a nhori distance when
C»'h • :>r1 hlrri to rome hi»rlc. The
shot was fired before he reached the
hotiae. He found the man crumpled •
•ip^r « 'ji'droom fl'>or There he "iid
fallen bcalde the door. The charge -
of nii'^ll "hot hed entered hl« hesd
on the rieht eMe nnd h«d come out
;.. ;..o ilir I'-ft. mr.
The hodv » na tnken tn the
Hiiirlir.<.oi» nnd Blue funeral parlors
(It, Bolivar. , where It ' wsa prepared |
for btirlal Funeral services are to be •
held at the BrlRhlon church today
. or tftmorr^w followed by interment In ,
Briehton cemetery.
Cnsh la thou((ht in hsv» a brother
In Pprincflcld hut he could not be
•.r>':t.i\ \>M mcht. AMo'her brother
lives In Brinkley. Ark., and a sister ;
in California. The other alater U ;
•the wife of Mr. McKnlcht
HundretU o( frlendt of Lee Ullman.
promlMBt la elTle and batlneM «f>
tain of flprtnftleld* pftld trtbuu to
hiR memory TMterday afternoon In
attendsnca at tha funeral aerrlcea
I which wera held at tha St. Agnee
[ Catbolle church.
(RniiM^^teiftla L. Ticrean. mtimaio
ifhend of Mr. tniman, epoka worda
'of conaolatlon to tha family and
MentU la a brief addraaa. Ha had
«Md* tha trip to SprlatfUld by air*
plana aad autamablla from Fort Bill.
Okia . In order tn aaalst at the ser-
vice for his long-time friend Paihar
TIaman la mnaj chaplain at Port
Sill.
Pather Prank 8. McCardle. pastor
or St. Atnao ehureb, nfflHated during
tha tiatui riyial of the Catholic
church. Pollowlng the custom of the
church, there were no flowers at the
I aervlea there. Tapem burned In the
'■ front of the altar and the aervlee waa
brief and tmpreasUa.
Burial waa In St. Mary'a cemetery.
arhieh waa lovely and peaceful foN
lowing an autumnal ahower. A can-
opy had been erected over the open
grave and at tha aide of thia vara
bundreda of lovely floral trlbiitex.
Banked In a high mmmd at tha side
tha grave, and reachlnc a great
uadcmMth tba
caaopy. tba flowera wera
ably beautiful tn their var1-<'Olor-
Inga.
nither TIeman offiristed In the
brief aervlcea at the grav*. Tba pall
bearer* were John Parrtngtoo. Sam
TrimMa. Ocorge Thompaoo. Bay E.
Murray. Pred Phllllpa. Jullui Mm*
mona. Carl Johniwn and Ix>uia Repa.
fcH\
WAINE rVERETT M'WIM.IAMS
Puntrtl itrvlcct for Walne JEfMM^Ote-
williton. 10, who died 6«tardtir«i«pmf
homf , P3» . East Monroe »tre*t. will 9*
hfld in ihn 8l«rn»» mortuary at 10 o'clock
ihU morning. Burial wiu be held In .U^e
Pavn*" ffmeiery. nin* mllf« «ouin -or
Springfield. He U aurvlved by hU fil*.
on« "on. two brothfrs. three nUtrra and
hit parent*. Mi nnd Mr> K U. McWil-
llams, Ma .West Monroe atreeU _^
MRS. IDA BIGCfS
Mrit. Ida BIritk died suddenly at her
home nt 18.13 North Lyon avenue yester-
riiiv nfirrnoon She is survived by her
husband. Hugh BIrrs: two sons. Melon
hiid liiikih. .Ji., hi. Ill of SprmgJield. and
t«o daughter!. Mrs. Oladys Stephenson,
of Ash Orove. and Mrs. Retta Satlfleld'
of Lebanon. Mo. Funeral arrangemcnta
are incomplete. Burial will be under di-
rection of J. W. Kllngner Funeral home.
MRS. BES8IE VIBGINIA MILLEft
Mrn Bessie Virginia Miller. 1«». of lg4?
East Central street, died at a Springfield
hospital yesterdav nfternoon. She Is lur-
1 vived by her husband. Ray Miller: her
' parents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Qreat-
< house of Joplln. live sisters and four
I brothers. Funeral services will be held
I at the .T. W. Kllngner Funeral home at
■? .1" oflork this afternoon Burial will
be made In Oreenlawn cemetery.
ARTni'R A. PRANTER
Fiinf'sl «rrvires for Arthur A Pranter. '
; former Sprmcneldian who diert in San
j Diego. CbI . will be held In the Slarni.
'Diego. Cfll . will be held In the Starne
I with the Roverend William H. Butler, paa-
i tor of the Taherni*rle Preshvterlan rhurch.
and the Mortorn Woodmen of America Iti
ihHrc- liucr:nrr.l will be in Hazrlwood
. cemetery.
Pioneer of Ozarks
Expires Suddenly
lii_J)a]lasJ>tmty
Kil K.irr «<) plDiirrr fiitmrr r>f T>al-
IMS county, rtirrt nuklcnly »i lo
o'clock )B^n<l*y nlcht tn-hU home. |
one mUe^i«>Btl a half northeast of .
Loulsbure. IJroih whs nttrlbtitert to i
hrnrt ctl«esse niirt no Inqnr^t 'wn*
thought necessary by Vernsl Routh. .
Dallas county coroner, and 8. B. j
H<itrhr<on. roronfr n( Polk county,
who wns rnlled to the home.
Mr. Ksrr. nppsrfntly In Rood '.
hrnlih. rrilrrd Siimlnv nlcht sffer
fRilnt a hritriv mpprr. His w;fr
noticed him sinigBllnK sbout 10
o'riork. Shr cot up Biid turned on
ilir lirlit 1X11 (niiii'l l.(T liU'b.Tf.rl f1r.-i(l
when Hlir icliitnrd lo liim. ,
Up N nirvivrri br>^:f|p.s lil< wlfp hv
''■■ r (l;;i<l:rii |-iiiiri;i. .•-';\.i.- ■.>,..
br held ihi.-! ftfiprnoon in a rfmeirry
near Ix)uisb<irR followed by burial
imdrr dirrrtlon of Clyde Marsh.
l/ii;l<.t)i;rc iiiidr .•■•il-rr
. .-« i •jrfrw";
I M.tRKl.tfiE LICCNSeS
Arcnif W. Crsnd»Il. 33. of Atlanta,
0« . and Martmente Dowell. M. of
KanssA City, Mo.: and AJbert H. Jar-
ratt. 60. of Bolivar, and Loulae ■ M.
Murder; Gives Bond
.T. r Overstreet. 34. was bound
,..,, .^ t>yf Novpm>>er term of Or^^'^n
county circuit court on SSOOO bond
foHowIng his preliminary hearing
yeaterdsy morning at Alton. Mo., on
K charge of first deptree murder In
connection with the slaying last
wcm of Hriir.v VVntMin. 4H. <>ii « fftini
two miles south of ThomasvlUe.
Watson, a tenant on a fsrm owned
by Overstreet. wss shot Isst Wednes-
day sfternoon by Overstreet. follow-'
InR a dispute between the two but
did not dla until Friday night.
A large number of witnesses hsd
been siibpoenaed for the hearlnc.
some of whom testified that Wslson
mad* a dying statement that his
trouble with Overstreet arose from
the latter'a objection to Marlon
Uaahlay. S3, living la the aame farm
home. Lashley was said to have been
doing the cooCilnR for Wstson and
, bis Invalid mother. Mrs. r. H. Wat-
i son.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1929-LEADER
Page 5: Mrs. Ida Biggs died.**
Arthur A. Pranter died.**
Mrs. Bessie Virginia Miller died.**
EdKarrdied.**
Page 7: James Henry Thomhiil died.**
Page 10: A son Lafa Tiberlian, Jr., was bom September 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Lafa
Tiberhan, 817 College street.
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Page 13: Lawrence Arnold died.**
Page 16: There is an article about Col. Washington Cloud.
There is an article about the Ullmann family.**
A^StiuliiarsI MUsu;ai laiirlmark U
tone tn thr drath of Col. Wuhtnc*
ten OI«u4 of Petra City. He bad
resided In this irftlon slncr the
rlOM of the civU wmr. He was t>om
In VUflnla and bit tathar waa a
ix-idlrr r^I th' n^vol-it'.^i Thi-
/ntlicr naiii'-'l ^ll'< ?"n Im [•^•"•r <>f
the father of hL) country and died In
at tht aga of M. A pioneer dtuen
telU of ireliig Ccl. Clou I art
as leniponirv chalrmnn of a
ret! h"t i>clitir«l »on\riitlon »l
P<Mrr C;r\ I'l Iti.; «|:-i; iin- ,!'::..i-
cr.i'.N r.oirit.rtt : a ciitdida't' ^"r
riM ►Trsv ri.'* f jM.lilM*.«f;* liMfl !»:•
i.(raUy iiiiiiiitfeti'd C'll W. Vi^tttM^m
."■lor rt)ii!:rr>i» in the nlrt Thirtern'h
dLMrlrt. 'I he ii|i'ib!lr*n rn>!<!i<1a!r
aat a mil «*r \rirrati aho rMtnr
here alth Kaniiaa tronpa and foushl
under Ljron al WllMm Crerk. Col.
W. F. Cl'iiil all ■..I'-'! the prlrr>-
City rnnvri :t<in ef ' ' Hm.niTat^
miPMAW «%:.> . . .ni<t that
Ci'l. Wa>liliiKlcii Ci ■•il mo.ilil li^
temponiO' fhalnnaii 'if the r»nnrn-
lUm tlirri" *«» a Uii«h ax it aa.'
'thoufht bjr tnaTtv that reference
waa marie to the rrpcWlrnn nmm-
>bM who vu in the halt and that
koin« Wirt of a >i»-.r n«s on.
.• • •
!:■•:. W'ljt'-: cnui.'.y \.) Kni.-
■::■. ;a».:: c ir. .I''I>T an'l Nr»tnn
f. .!,•:• • 'III'- iiorili l>"Hi:iiliir> Ir.-
<•<']»'] l''>:k and l)n!l.*« and Klciir
ai/l lar.'j- mere inclimrd on tlie
••■•'h N>»ilv rt'rv rountr had a
'■»T. '•,■.".;■ 'I fL'Tn* Til'. nrr<l fraiilt S.
*.*• • I rt k '..'i I .-xr "v nr.ri
•;!. «l.i;* Ja-iiT. «hlcli »a^
• "i^.i.'v II, ihr rtl'-triit.
M !'. .;. . V'..V. ■>;,•.
-1 r.vwtoii fouehi
■ih'fc wa^ a
W. fyan
had
DEATHS
Ml!l. IDA BIOUA
Mil. Ida Bltfk of IU3 North Lr«n aTe>
nte di«d (oddenlv at her heme Mondar
• it^rnooD. She is >urrl\ed by her hus-
binit. Hu|h nm>. tao tnr\t. Mrlou Mild
)* mi'. Jr.. boih of Pvjriv.Kfic M two <1(\uth-
• •r<. Mra. Oladyi Strphrnton nf Ath
Ornre and Mm. Retta Satldfld cf Leba-
non Mo .' W. Kllniinfr li In chat(e of
l..nerjU arrancemrutx.
'riic fKmrttiti faml'r h»» had
tn:irh to rto with the butidinc of
Sprlrtfi'M Pr. L Ullmann »a»
pKiniitii Ml ;ii tl-.e f»r:.\ li'.i>t.)r\ o.'
the ritv and alaay* had cnnfldrnce
III tiir fu'iire of the ctty. He erect-
ed the Ullmann hotel building and
nthrr 5tnirturea. The Ullmann haM
btillding vaa retarded as one of the
, ijjomjr utructures of Sprtnirfleld
vhetDt va* oomplrted In 18S7. Ur.
nimann'J Kons were always profrea-
mvr and have been art>\r Ui lanous
vrnturm. It L* probably forgotten
''■•it !>' I'llrmnti iR" »'. r^rr \:r.'r-
a niaiuifacluicr of nAL^iu.; piv..-.;.-
nriire. He Tias a member of the
firm pf l'::rrar.n A: Phllpot of
Clexplaiid. ir.anufaclurer' of r-r-:"-
liig ink. ar.c! '.!•.'• brAncI «*.' r.^p''c:».:y
^VOpiUar. Mnch of It waa aold la
B|>rtngTleld. But Or. inimann be^
CBUM iioine alek and rKuiuod to
Springfield chere he retnalned initO
hU desth. At MM ttana there wma
a large paint and paper house where
the Heps nlorr U now. It wa.x run
bjr Ullmann BroUien. Ooaa br oo
the north side of the mfcmn Cjr Pat-
teraon waa In the aame bustrteaa.
'ni« Ullmann hou«* tacked up a
»IKH ■Ihl* U Ullmanns where any
lillle b<j> or Rirl can buy a lillie poi
of i^iii.t for irn ceiila." John
Dunckel and other rtUage wmgt
notielnt the tign plaeed anotter tn
Pnt|onym> window which grratly
aAKiiiitlird Uie proprietor nhen lie
lame dcmn next morning. It lald:
•■/Ills Ij I*attervjii 1 mhtre any llt-
'. I.-.-, o; II.:: ' ..:. I, .; « >.. :: ( » «
I<IK Hit 'if |>»li:l for any o:d prire •
ABTBrB A. rKA.vncit
Piineral »er»lcei lor Arlh'ir A Prantrr. I
Iryrmrf Sprlntflrldiitii who dlfd In San ■
L)i-«c Cat. wfrf hrld at Slsriif ' morln- ,
ai> Kl a .W o'riocit iIun •llcrii'vn. »llh i
If c Itrverend William H Hutlrr of Taber- ■
, .,1. rrr«h» icM.-i . :rif :i otC.< .ni'MC
illlial too* pllll' ..1 i;«ill»o."l .rii:r'.Tl^
cliarge of Ptarnen morlu«r\ 1 lie ,
.1-^fl'ru Woodmen of America conducted !
tl.rir ritual at ttif lunpral. !
MK9. BrM.SIC VIR«;iMA Mll.l.l R
Fiiiirral »»r»ic's for Mm. Bf«»ie Vir-
e n.» Millff. 10. rf )'<*? rt-i rrnlrn!
street, who died In a hospital hfrc Moii- .
fl..v afteroonn. were h'ld this »(!frnoon i
at Kltngner's funfral chapel, followed bv I
;:iterm»nt In Oreenliwn oemeierv Mr< .
Miller tt survived bv h»r h'i'bsnd, Psv |
Miller- her parents. Mr and Mr» Wil-
I »m T Gre»lhou>e "f Joplin. «nd fne i
•.'•rr« snd four brother* |
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F.D KARR
r'in«ral serviren mere held In a cme-
t'lx near LouMbiirn t'l« •fterr.""n for
> Kurr «r piorT-'r PiU-i* rnur.': fRrmer
■f-'in died KUddei.lv at lll^ '."III' iMTihrn^l
r: iJiuUbure Sunday ni«hl He Is JU"^-
< . • !.\ !•:< wile ur-" '."ir rMldren Heor
«<i.rii\e mil given «i the cause of Mr.
K»rr» »udden death be Vernal Routh.
r>«l'ii« ro'inlv coroner and B B. Hutche-
fo.- Polk county coioucr, » ho a'..«o »»^
cs'led iik
MUn mdnrraoBMuiU' ' '
runersl ierrlew for Jmbm H. ThotrbUI.
JJ, »ho dlKj 0und»7 mornim, wtU b« h«M
W»(lneul*« truirnoon at a:»0 from hto ro«l-
ilriice mt 917 K«»l Scott »lre»t. BurJ»l will
b^ In Llnooln lf«no»1»l cwmturj wM9i
ih*' tllrfctioii of the Herbert D. flmlth fu-
I TPral home. M» It mrrtrKl br hU w1f«.
Mrt Ir»nr ThornMIl. two dtughter* Her>-
'rt««ts ftiitf MCC**>^*^
Kfrf. janM Tbemmu ol
and tvo tutors and two
LAWIUNCC ARNOLD
I Funeral nerrire* lor Lawrtnc* Arnold.
. ■"«' whn (M^rl P*rt»mber 1(1 at lh« Sprlnf-
• ;f1 (\'.i:\r vill N^ h'Ul fnnndii-. fr
I ihe retirlrnce at ~\i Cait McDanirl |
utrrrl. »llh tlif Ileveretid J B. Dori*y of-
I ririatlnt Inirrment will be In South Ha-
-fl«')f>c1 crtiptfrv llu It Hifvlred by hU
iiKittirr, Mis. jmir* Arnold, and fcjr
• Utert. Mm Sadtr Rlf*. Mn Jeule Bal-
Ifv. Mri Hazrl McKimmnn* and Mr*
fern Bolrtfii of Sprin^fi^lr;. iin'l or»
lirothfr. Raiph Arnold of Pi J1•»r^
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2: Mrs. Margaret J. Watts died.**
Welcome Pennington died.**
Page 12: Card of thanks.**
rs. M. J. Watts, 84.
^tiiffitime Resident
Of Ozarks, Expires^
Mr« Mnrcnrrt .». Watf^ R4 a llfr-
tinie resident ol tne o/iUK*. ciiru in^i
nlfht at th* homr of a daueht^r. Mrx.
M. «. Muon. 740 Normal aventie.
8h» waa th^ widow of J. J. w«»t«. '
jlh» Sixth MlMourl r vatrv. Her pnr-
1«BU canM to thU rvfinn with th* i
HMtMM^ploneeni^. 8h« vta born In
1B4.^. re»r noeernxillr
riinernt i^r\\rf% win he hrM nl
2 10 nrlork Thiir^rtdj udet noon m
llbt Alma Lnhmeyer funeral home.
J Burial will be In th« National rem- <
|«ttnr. I
t<iir\l\or» inrliifle nne r«nii. Dun y '
Watt* of Ixia Anselen. (hI . ihrre
rtatichtern Mr« Anna M Zelmimr of
L»einer. Colo. Mrs. AmmiUH Uoimi (,|
EllBlewood. Cal ; and Mrn. Ma«on. and '
one mep.pon. DourIr* Wnttii of Port- •
land. Ore., and one Muter. Mrs. Marihft
Pirttle. Pprmcfielrt Ronie 2
WCf.COMB*TeKKfNatO> i;
Wrlcotne Prnnlngton. 86. died suae
I lit 10:30 o'clock TMi«rd«y momtaf "
I homa. Vlh Weat Loeuf t atr^t.- Dr. "
1 C Bione. Orerne cuiintv roronef. urX' .
' nounr<>d aftrr vlewins th^ body that draUi4i
I «»• due to heart rtiseaac. Hr Is aurvlvedt,
, hv thr*# aona. Will of Palrland. Okla.jf
pH r.' Minrp- Ol-H t>ri* F'^rl of nnim-
! nsht. OkU., and one dauBhter. Mr». Bfde i
' Miirtniv or 0prlnRflPld.« Ktinfra!^tV«n|t«>«4
, m^iilk ha\e not hfen comftleied bul Intrr* ,
m^n^ will ba In charxe o( J. W. Kllniner i
CAiel) OP THANKS
W« wl«h 10 think cur rticiirit (or Ih'lr
. ktrf1ti^^« ^honti in ih'- 'tmri Mir'-*' H'A
ilr'li ol. niir clnrliiiE ltlil>> di>ii(hl«r,
Wanda Iff Al»n It ihrir b'nulidil tloT
ft."
iWe «anl to eiprrUlly thank Mm. BIrlla
U Bhreeva (or hrip
DR. AND MRR. M. It. RAKITMAN.
.M.tBRIAOR I.ICKNr4F«i
Hinry C Talhrt 9« (»n<1 Opal n«r-
"ftf. IS l>oih of Bollvnr: Harve !
Wenter. M. of Oklahoma City, and j
Ploraoca Courtney, ii. oi Jupim. anti
lUnray U Hlahflll. 43. and Ina B.
FMter. 9Q. both of Fair Orove.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1929--LEADER
Paee 1: Russell Hall was killed.**
The will of Lee Ullmann was filed for probate.**
Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 5: T. Ross Whitlock died.**
Mrs. Margaret J. Watts died.**
Mrs. Carolina L. Nelson died.**
Welcome Pennington died.**
D. L. Connolly died.**
J. B. Rose died.**
Page 12: A daughter Lois Anna Roper was bom September 13 to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Roper of St. Louis. Mrs. Roper was formerly Miss Gertrude Hunter, a
Springfield teacher.
tHH
CRASH
mm
Springfield High Sohool
Graduate Diet in Wreck of
Tri-Motor Machine
MOTHER LIVING HERE
Veteran of Army Air Service,
Formerly Operated a Ma-
chine Here
' CrwhiiiK m a Kl«nt lri-moU>r«d
I rirk«lrk .Mnrayi pUne y*»t*rtl«T
' HUrrnnon at El C*ntro. C»l.. Ru»-
I srll >rrank< HaU. 39. for l^^n *
irMclrn; c'. Springflfid, Taaj klllM
. hIiiiusI i'.i.Mi»n'.;;. .
j NrwB or the crash In which her
I fton «as kiUrd «at received here to-
day by Mrs J W. Harris. S38 Wert
I Monroe street.
; -.-^Ui Care«r H»r«
Hall, a traduaU ot Bprtocn^d
I Senior Hlch achool »d& » temMT
I student of BtaU Teactmm eoa«««.
1 had bean a pUot tor Ptckwleh Alr-
I ways In OalUomte ilao* )■* April.
I fljlns Wt pasBcncer alripa tCcm.
I Ban rrvunaoo to Los Aacdek *sA^
irom lioa ikBC^M «o aaa
I taia* 4mto« tki» ««■
^•ndTiwtrt (Rfctwi of tint eKy o«U"
WhetlMr ttm bo47 vfll b* I
! to Sprlii«fl«M ftr bntel bad ao«
nooo. BaU'l wU« Utm ■* i
and the f unerml may ba
I thcrr, altbotich Mrv Harrla. tala
I mother, wtabaa that borlal ba In
Springfield.
r-itf'tiiiiith
■•» to aprtoefltwto
r^Sw.Ur.;a..d 10 Sprlngf r>d^
.toppl...*»horttU«emRo»a8ln«
• • •
Ulo
DEATitGLAIIIIIS 1
T.R.WHITLOCK
Cashier of Traction Company
Here Expires Suddenly
at Home
T. ROM WblUocK. 57. caabln tor
the Sprlngrirld Traetlon companjr for |
the put five Jrean, died unexpecudly ',
lit his »v>me. 907 North C»mpl>»'ll are- !
l»ralh t(a> ttaddeti |
Mr. Whitlork mn >t xhr tnc'Aov. '
cofii|>Biiy fiflice fta U9ual Tuosd*). bul .
berame ill ^oon aftrr Koini; home 1i;
the »\niiii|i. He hHd UKrir trratmfr.i
lor k Miuhi cold •I>jiii a wrrk ire-
Mi bM OOOdltMa waa M
■•rious Heart trc-jla
ta ba*' cauaed hU death.
Twt> soaa and two daii»bt«a
vlra. with thair B»otJ»ar. Wm
Wtalliaak'aad Boas imtlaek. M^ m(
at boma: Mra. Dwtctai "notaa* li*ca n
Kaniaa City and tb« whereatwuu of
TOm Wbltioek. tba other aon. are un-
WiM Bank Caitalrr
A UMbsr, W. P. WtalUock e< Ml
North Campbell avenue, aurrlrea.
wit hUirte »ut«r». Mm. J II. C»»MII
of U03 Ni.:!!. t..:. ;":: •--■^- ■' ^'i"-
Jr«i» Whiuock ol t»03 North Ciitp-
bell avenue and Mra. W. C. Paweett
ot McAlcster. OkU.
Before beeomliig ca*hlfr lor the
tmctlon company Mr. Wnitlocfc waa
amifttant caa^ler at tbs Cltlaena bank
for neveral yr»r».
i>'.rii>.c» ».;i be l.f'..l »■- •-<^ 1- "'^
Klliigiivr thup^l Tl.iir>d<y arterio-,.
at 3 o'clock, followed by biiriU IS
lli«;rl»o-.-1 ir-n.f'r-
Ullmann Estate
\ Goet to Widow;
$100 to Children
In I he n1ll of Lee Ullmann. filed
for probal'- (cxluy. th"» home at 977
Kasi WaliiuL ftireel U ti. or. '.o hj
I »ifc. Mr§. Genevieve inimann. aloDx
i wllh the rrmain.'lfr cf tha estate
«f!'r expenv^ hiva be'n paid a.id
tlOO fach hBj b^n c.ven to the
.three children. Edaard, Genrrteva
unil Janr
I Mrs •■...,-- . - •-- '\-: -.-.x
I to serve without bond.
"Havlnc full eonftdcnea tu mj
' wife, o«nevleTa xnimaim.* ttia «tU
''lA "and knowlnc that aba wU
, ni»i;f the proper dlspoaltton Of my
I esute unoUA my children. I do
hereby cltrc. dcvtia and baquaath to
' my Mid wifa all tha re^ «f Bar
estate, as her abaohite iJiupeity to
I use. sell and dispose of as aba may
think best "
6M5
I M.\RRIAOE LICENfiEa
1 Merrll West. 30. Munlca. Ind^ and
Mis* Vergle Uoran II. Tbayar. Moi.
Edwin N. VelTK 33. Miami. Okla.
latMi Miss Maurlne SparUo. 10.
Miami. Okla.
MIU. MA»tlA«RT ». WATT« |
Mt\ Murgarrl J. WiiM». 84. > lilr.|:ftir
rcildtnt 6t in* Oi«rka. dlfd Turariay ni(hl
•t m* homr o( hrr duuRhtcr. Mm U 8
Msjoii. 740 NorniKl kvrnur Fuprtal trrk-
irr will b« li»ra al »hr AIdii U.on'- - 'i:-
n<»ral liOfiie at 3 M u A luck 'Ihiir* t ?
noon. fitlloMrfl by .ii'.rrnirnl In Uir i'4t*
llu:ial rrnirlrfv our »oii 'nrl llm tlr.^i
(«ra >urvltr, ai follows Umi 1 Wnlt^ u(
L.4M Ant»l«i. Cal , Mix. Anna M. 7.'-hrung
of Ittnyrr, C«l , Mr« Amaiiil* Ooul<S »[
Rntlrvnod. Cal ; and Mr^ Ma^on A al^p-
aon, Douflfei Watto o. Porllaiid. Ore , and
on* tlXrr. Mm Marllia Pliklr nt iiiral
rontr 7, f^;ir . ".t I.r!f1 k'.^n *Mt- •. » \f' .
ynrm was tiorn r.»ar l(or'r-Tii;r :ri lf.»-
8h» xaa Ih- widow of .' H \V»it» • a
mrnibrr of the Sit'..*! Uibtiun i;niliy Ctr-
D. U CONNOI.I.V
U L Counoll) 33, of Nuf \»ooJ- M'l . rtl»£
Tiwad»r •Iternoon %l « »ioaD<l*' •>«*•
aflfr a ahort llli.rss Hf M ►urvlvfd bT
III! alfr and l»o rlillrtrrri hy ln« paren*'.
and Mr» (' I foi rnllv I't N'irw*>rt
MR*.
ll' l...l>
«■ '"III;! I
M'tirlay at
« ARIM.I.VA r
if MiK r.-i,'
HptliiKl'rKl •.•
Ill' iiorii' <.l
MI.^MN I
:t..^ 1 r;,. .,r. I
n.m. » I •. lii'd j
11- 1 III. jii :• r. I
M'« J I. Jlorinan of WnhUi. Kin. ar-
fl»»d httr latl nittil. Tun^'al «».viet«
will b« hrld Thnridar aftrrnoon at 4
•»>1***. al lh« Alma lynhmr-rrr fflnrraf
liomr Huilal «ill hf In Miipli p.itk
rrmr'rry 8>'r l» riivlv^il hv \rt iln'igl .
l»r. Mt» ^iiTitiaii. and i«» »oii<. I- led W
Nrlaon ot «alt Lake Clly, Utab, aod
Howard L. Nclaon ot 8prtn«tl*ld.
who dltd .uadmly Tue.day mornlna ai
SpriDirifM J. /w. Kiii>«i>«- wM la c1mi«« ■
of ariantfrntnlo hfrr
t
Mr
Kit
i> hri.lliit. .1 L <■■. 1.1. I'll, if I'l-rr-,.
ami a 'KIit. Mr- .inM- I '•■ i ?:.»:. 1 r..
Sprlniitirlil Tlie llfrniaii II. Lohmejrr
funrral home Is In . Iiarqf of arraiMif-
in»nt« Hrtvlcri will b' hrld at 8t .'o«»ph"s
Oathnlir rliiirrh Ml II "cWrk Thursday
morTklnr. "'*'> hurinl in «i Marj'« MflM>
tcry
J. B. lUWI
J. B. ntnt. ai. died «t ll:f*, ^. _,
tM> raortiln* at l.;r home near BtraMorrt
llr U Mirvlvrrl bv h- »i'.>. ru/.t ri. a' ■
raniemant^ »rr Inromplrf. 1 h«« bidv »<
in Ih* HCTinan II lolmovfy «iin»ral homr
o'cterft
1
I I
Mr and Mr« (t.hili. io.iit i.f S'
UouU aoiiouorr tli« birii: ol a Uaugli- ,
t*r, t»U Anna. Vrpifnibfr }^ Mr* |
Rop»r waa (oriii»-rly Mian rirririiria '
Huntar. • t*«vti#r m HpilnK'"'''! .
•eho'ila
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Mrs. John H. Whipple died.**
Mrs. Martha F. Mills was killed by an automobile.**
Page 2: Mrs. Margaret J. Watts died.**
Mrs. Carolina L. Nelson died.**
D.L.Connolly died.**
J. B.Rose died.**
Page 3: Russell Hall was killed.**
T. Ross Whitlock died.**
Page 4: Miss Mildred Marie Henson and Mr. Ivan Young were married.
Page 12: Lee Ullmann left his estate to his widow.**
Page 14: Marriage licenses issued.**
LEE ULLMANN'S ESTATE :
WILL GO TO HIS WIDOW
Tlir biiKc of the r«in'» nf lee fll-
ninn wn< hrqiionilirti lo h;* »iie. M:>
Oenevleve Ultninnn. arrordinp lo the .
termn nf hia will filed In probate.!
roiirt yealerday. I
The h"m'' n* P37 ra«t Walnut '
alrrrl aa well aa the remainder of ,
the ealalp. with the exreptloit of '
»lf)n for enrh of the children. Ed- '
nnid r.rne\ le^•e and .lane, gn to th*
I widow. 8ha la named rxecutrix to j
»rne nithniil hond '
■•Hnvine full ronfirtenre In mjr
wife." the will read, "and knnwiiic
Mini ih' x<ill ninke the proper dN-
pcAi'lon of my rslale amnnt; m\ rh.i-
dren, I do hereby Rive, devlae and j
hrf|urHih 'o nn f«ld nife alt the rri«t |
of my estate. a.< her abKolule proper- y
to iiae. aril and dispose of as »hc may
think beat."
MRS. JOHN H.WHIPPLE, 87,
DIES AT HER HOME HERE
^r•. John H. -Wltlpplc, 87. mothrr
of Mr*. John M. Bennett, died nt the
home of tha dauKhter at 1123 North
Summit Rveiuie. early laat night.
Bb* la •unrived bjr the dftughter. ■
gnndMa. ;iWilUam BMaoiH. of Sehen*
•cUdy. V. Y.. Khd a creat-icrand-
datiRhter. I,ol« Bennett. al«o of
Schenectady.
Funeral services wilt be held *t the
Aim* Lohmejrer funeral . home at 4
o^look Friday afternoon. The body
will - be Shipped to Springfield. Ill . .
Friday night for bplal. -..
646
rilii^»ij';n«««)ilv|;-
Frisco Machinitn Wire.
fnjures Mrs. Martfia F „,
71, In Accident on Atlaati(V
Street
■^,1
ROUTE TO
Coroner Stone to Hold fnquest
«»aMs«eAft«rooofi.uatd|ujMc4fi
Parlor; Victim Wat Cnttkifi
Street
Mpv ^tm* uaiil Ujuu to Om ifpt*
£Z X...... } - Vrtm
i
Avx<t vm^ttnan
TM cutomoblU-
tHH
■CTRUCK by » npMOr
^ motoU* •hortly afUr 4 oWeek ,,
tcrdajr •! urooon at Um oomcr «C I
West AtUntte atrMt ut^ AlbtrU «f»^-
ou«. Mn. Martlui r. HIQIm tl, ct
1431 w«t TbonuB. «M<*9|> mimttBff
lat«r In the Sprtngfictd B«ptl«t ho— '
pitAl. Her lajurlw Inctudad » tne-
tur« of th« tlmll. • broken left lef
and nrrrr^ larer«tlona of tb« anna,
lega and face.
The machine which atnick b«r vas'
a 1939 model Kwes aedan drtrao ky
MrM. Clarenre c. PinUey of 1S19
North Newton avenue, wifa ol a ma*
ehlnin at tto tfmeo Wmk itMipa. Mnu
Pinkley waa drtvtnir w«at on AUantta
atreet toward th« ahopa vbar* atw
waa going to taka bar bnatoMkd
:■■'■)'
th. treat b, Um. i;|»»^> "^
fort to ketp fram 5'«^^/S'
through a aUU -'"^e^ v, tb. •«-
Although eye «^t°*^ ,~,~"JrL
f.tr were hard to txnd ,^, "^
I t60M.«b« •«• » «** W"SrBS»
ItTme were fonrinsed that <*• "^^
, mobila »«» «oing at a conatd^rmbla
r»uof»pMd. >«»»"»• ~,S!S
I through the atr for a eooaldawW"
diataaca by the Xocc« •< ib» ^*»**»
according to Un. Al*» «. Jtoewjr.
, 163S Waat AtlanMc tret. i>e«f wnow
I homa tba acetdwit oBCTawO.^. . ^'
norothy B«rti»n. ft.year-«l«' B*^*
horhood Rlrl. "id aha ^*^'<^^'^^^^^
of the c.f. brakea atUd^ly "PW
,nd fumed « '«»* ^»^ i!L ^ .^
, M« Mn MllU folpg throti»* '■■^•r
'Vfroi.t of the machine. It look*l
U.M. l.icr .he had been blown from
-he mindfhlHd et tba car," tba «»t
rlerUr*"1.
. . Mra Pinkley WM »n an aimoat ixr»-
■ teri'-il condition at her hOBBO »•»
. nuh' M a return of tha tragedy, her
fii.sba:.^ rrporrpd. _^
** GAVE W.%«M>0 »Oin»B »
4 — -^ — ♦
According to what abe told him, bo
said, the aged woman had •tAitwl
acroaa Atlantic »tre«t from the ao«tb.
Mra. Unkley waa then aald t* b»T«
sc'jndM i-.T horn, an \inu«nally loud
t one and slowed down h«T auto; then.
I thliikin? that Mra. MUU waa gola« f
stop, to have speeded VP again.
I Mr. Pinkley declare^ that both h*
and Arch Bamay. 20©^ Johnaoa »T»»-,
^.., «!.-> n Ir;«-o nv... iur.i-< . ""«'
Maned walking eaai I rem the »nop. ,
to i;:«r-. ir,f ».- ■ •••
car a waning aound »ben they were
tWo bkKk. away. He aald ha had ]
teamed that Mr?. Mill* »"-» paniallr ;
rrantle efforu of the driver to I
avoid Ura. Mill* •►>'» »*^« •^*' '"'
n^mti— bad apparently not aeen
^^.l^^toorertum. J*" •;'"J;^''J!
l-akan and ih« marhine otherwise
^UMgad had to be towed to a garage.
Un Mllia U aurilved by three touK
r^M. H'"-^ B. U MUla aod U R. MilU.
ill rf Sprmgfleld. and two <l^«h"";
t^BarthaTr. Dodaon of Springfield
and Mra B««i« Cooper of Thayer.
WMFtt
. ^^^Mnl arrantMMnU ara Incom-
NelTbtU interment will be In Clear 1
lurj under direction of J ,
A minion of the 0«en J»mlly »'■•
M beW Beptember ». at the home of
ktfph Owen, north of the cny. A
(•«» r' - — ' "' fn'n<W und rtUUvff
{ Hi
•DjJY I
KIllEOlCRASH
JRussell Hall instantly Killed in
I Fall of TrI-Motored
I Airplane
Riiv»ll (Frmnkl Hall. 99. for vf wm ,
I It rriildf nt of Sprinsflflrt. *•!« killert
IalmnM ln»»BnMy whm » >«rgo trl-
motnrrd nrplnnf »hlch he «»» pilot -
inc rrmnhfd Tu*«d«y arKmoon al El
Crn'ro C»l.
N»»» of th» mon'K df«th In the
muf ifif.iril lirrr \r''r'r<ny hv
W HktI" Bin Went Monroe
f f A»ll
iit.Ter
(iradiial* of H. II. '■
Hall «aj> a Btadtiate of the BprlnB-
; firirt Senior Hi:h ►'•hool end a former i
1 MUdent of Staw Teacher*' collese He i
had be«n a plloi for tha Plchwlrk I
I Alr»»T« tn California aince laat April.
Hf plio-erl lerce pn.'-enrT ehlps fi""'
San Francl»co to Lo« Aiiiirle.^ «ii<t
from Urn Angelca to San Diego. Hi.'».
bom* w«a at Olvndalr. Cat.
Haira flylnR career hegan In ,
Sprlnsfleld aeveml yeara ago wlirii
he and Roberc Staton of thia '•liy '
avne<t and flew a plane for ^pori nurt
hi;-:ne.«<. H^II enlfied In the United
«»t^«e<. urmv Kir nervire diirint: thr
«»r and berume nil rxp'rl pilot.
.Nn liiner»l .\rr;iiicriiiriil<i
"^ PuiU'ral amnfcmenU - hid not
been made U»t nlRht. The yotin? j
irnno mother arf" hi' «lfe had not
„f.:tu. ■..'<: -x'.. '■>:.'■ ) - ■• ■" ^^ b'lnrrl
n«ir III n' (•'.■.
Je-per. UA
Memll We»i. 30
Vertle Moran.
of M^ii ' :«. I;;C
'<>. tit Tnhver
Eunl'-e I
.Mo: I
Mo ;
•nd Ed«ln
Ok 1 ard
N.
Mil-
Veif
2\ rf
M .-.111
DEATHS
T. Ross Whitlock
Expires Suddenly
At His Home Here
lMl«J
he j7\
an* '
I riineral aervirrn for T. RfKW Whlt-
' lock. AT. who dtad atMManty tmttf^pimA
terdaj morninK at hia home, *l>t^
< North Campbell avenu*. will b*
I at 3 o'clock thu afternoon In the
W Kliinner rhnpel" Interment will
he III >ln/rlK<HKt Kiiifiery.
Mr Whitlork had a wide acquala*
; tanre in Springfield, havtnit l>e«n ••-
^ aiaunt caahier at th« ClUccna bank
' for man» yenra More rerentir tt* ha4
been ritKhirr :or 'he SprlOKfleld Trac-
tion company. He worked aa uaual
Tueaday at tba traction company
flee but became III aeon a(l«r
home In the eventng. , Heart diaeaae
waa theutht the cau— 'flt^fl—llij
He la aiirvived by hla wlf*r
Mabel .Whitlock. and fotir chlldrtn.
M'.iw .liilm Whiilork and Ro<ia Whlt-
lorK. Jr. of the home. Mrs OvU'ht
I Thoma* of Kan«ut Ctty and Tom
I Whitlork Alao aiirvlvinf ar» a
I hroiber. W P Whitlork of POI North
f ,n:r.pl<'':i «'■•■■;»• Hid th'»^ •i«trr«
' Mm. J H. Canalty iind MiAa Jetuie
. WhIUock of 003 North Campbell ave-
! nne and Mra. W. C. Fawrett of %te-
' Alerter. Okla
I Youun-ffctison
' Vows Read
I Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hrit.on of \r\wi
North Clay avenu'.aiiiioiinrr tlir mnr-
' rlKT'' f^f their rininrhlrr .MlUlrrd
I Mnrle, to Mr. Iviin Youiik 'I'lir iiiiir-
, riace took place S.itiirriay. Srptrmbrr
4 n* rl)lr:»co
.Mts Younj: l.< »eli !."'>" n nnmrc
FrncUiated la*t niriUK H""" •'^"'i' '
Hlffh achool. The yiivmi; roiiplr will
be n'. home »iftcr Rrptiiiihrr L'O
Chlrnco where tlir\ jilini
III
iiKiki
MRU. MARGARET J. WATTR
riineril afrvlrfu for Mri. Margtrel J
Wai»« M. a llfr-lotiR re»ldfn» o( th^
Ofarka. «ho dl«l Tutartav nljht at. the
tiome of hrr daiiuhler. Mra. M fl Maaon.
140 Nnrmat aventie. t»in be held at 2:30
rrlork thl« attertiooii at the Alma TiOn-
nie%er lutieral home. liiiernieni w.111 be
held in the National remUfrv. One aon.
three dBUtiMt«^»>. » alepaon and one sl.-stcr
aurM'e. Bhe wan the widow of J.
W«t'.«. a tiMl *"!■ veteran
J. B. ROSE
ArraiiBrmml* for the funrral of .r W.
«" »ho dlrrt earlv veOerrtav tnorn-
W.
... MRS. CAROLINA L. NILRON
r ..»r«i «rrr (rea for Mra Carolina L.
Nfl-^on. «V former HpriPRfif Id woman "''<»
died Monday at I he hom« "', h" <lau«h-
ler Mra J E Oorman of Wiriilta. Kan .
T" he ..Hi. ... i ...locW \l.'.: nficr.innn
• I the Alma Lohmryer funrrRl iiomr.
'eurirrwill tJke PU;* '" M.ple P.rk cem-
r-erv ^'^o ^onu. Fred W. of Pau •'"«•'
CMv. Utah, and Howard 1. . of Sprlnsf.cld.
1,1*0 aiirxlvr
Funeral s
nf Nnrwooil
.,,• ,1 li'-rr alirr a
I, rid al HI .loaeph
I,. rONNOIJ.T
(CR tor 1) I. Connolly.
32.
ulio died Ttir^rtBv In ■,,>!""-
• hot. Illiirn.'". will be
, CnilKillr church at
1 (uneraVVo,^;. Mr. Ro»« l» wrvlved by
fcH8
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1929--LEADER
Page 2: Mrs. Martha F. Mills died.**
Page 14: Marriage licenses issued at Marshfield.**
Page 18: Russell Hall died.**
Mrs. John H. Whipple died.**
T. Ross Whitlock died,**
J. B.Rose died.**
D.L.Connolly died.**
Mrs. Margaret J. Watts died.**
Mrs. Caroline I. Nelson died.**
H1KEST0LLT018
FROM CRASHES
Mrs*
Martha
Mttis Dies
Shortly After Being Struck
by Woman Motorist; Wit-,
nesses Have Varying View
3f Incident
Tbt slmoct totUat dMtli of Mn.
Uwtbft T. UUk. Tl. of 1431 WMt
TboaULB (treet at 4:30 WntofAiy
ftftamoeo wb«n (b« wmt tiruck by
A car tt the cx>mn' of Wnt Atlantic
atTMt and Alb«rta avtnue, brouchi
W U Um total fatalltiM from auto-
.■mMM aeddteta whkh Dr. Uuirar
CL Stout. Oreena couoty coroner,
|M« raeordMI ilocc UUng otfier De-
ceoibw I
Diw SbertlT All«r
> Un. UOia. Uto «•• ttruck by an
' JfeMt ndaa Arhr«a by Mn. Clarcnc«
& Ptnktar. ot 19U Nortb Newton
•WmHi>' t*^U» «raMM AUantle on
bar way to Um° UeOuirt Orocery
_«taT*- men IT Hm fffli"g^'''i Bap-
tot • Um mUnrtea later
iractun* -atea and etfacr
Mrtow Injtniea.
,ffe<ai total wlO b« bald thu aft»r'
{•M* at 4 o'aloak at Kllncacr Un>
.Arty^pv pntor. at vhleb ttea a
nwnfrir ol witnaaaca. who appear to
bar* rarytnt new* ol th« aeddrat
wax ka eaOad. Funeral aenrloaa tor
Mm MUli wBl ba held at 1:30 Fri-
day afternoon at the Clear Creek
Di|<li( iliiiiiili oadar um dtrecUon
«r KHaiMr Undertaken, and burial
win be In Clear Creek cemetery.
Bay Car 8pe«dln(
' Aeeerdinc to Mr*. Ellen Murtrey.
1131 Waet AUantle «treel. and Doro-
ttqr Barton, ll-yaar-old Kirt. wlt-
aaMH to tlM aoddent. Mr*. MilU
'«•• ttirowil (Ire or ilx feet Into the
air and nearly i: frrt out o! ihr
path oX the car, which they aald « as
movlnc rapidly.
The a«ed woman was carried by
fcM«t
penona who ran to the 5crne to ihr
grocery alore porcli and rorrd J"r
there until the W L StHrne Riii-
bulanee arilNcd.
The Pinkie.- b.iimu'iIjiU- i i> ii
ac»lnit a low bank on ilie w.uili .Mdc '
of the street and overlurncd. iw a
retull or the rirUers wttci.ipl in
avoid hlttlni Mrs. MtlU. Mrs. Pink- .
Icy. however, waa uninjured, and
CUfflbed out through the window. |
Heard Horn of Car
Mrs. PlMkley ma* drnliii: »<-«i "ii
i>Hant*<r , mx^aiu ..•*■ * • • -^ •' • • ■ - .
ahopa. where her hinband Is em- I
ployed aa a machlnlai. to drive him j
bone from work, when the accident
occurred. Mr. PInkley and Arch
Ramey. alM a machinist, «aid that ;
they were walking to meet her. and
heard the horn ol the car aounded
wblla they were two blocka away. '
-, Acoordlnc to Mra. Plnkley, the
•ted voinaa bad started to eroas
Attaatle gtreei from a path on a
HCKBt lot, when she aaw her and
■eotmded her horn. Thinking that
Mu, Mllla was going to ntop, rhr
vp acaln. Mr. Plnkley said
that taa tiaderatood that Mf«. Mills ;
waa parttally deaf and possibly had
not beard the approach o( the car
and the hnrn
Mrs. M1I!'< 1* Siirvr.wl hv Hirer
j^jiy^ I^ IL Mllla. B. U Mills, and J. ;
X, v«H«, of 1431 West Thomsn. two '
aa^btanr Ux».-Mbn U. Dedaon.
lOL.Wftl Itwnian. and Mr*. B«a-
ita Cooper, of Thayer. Kan.
MR,t. JOHN II, wiiirri.r.
Mr* John H Whipple K7. mother «f .
Mm John N Bennett, died at the Brnoett
home ot M" Worth aumtnlt a»fn'i» W'C-
nesrtay nlgnf ,A crandaen. WlUlam Ben-
iirM. ann a rreaf -rranilrta'iehter. lx>ls
i rtennetl o( Stln'iirrl»d\ . N V i!-"
' 'M» r^nn^ral t»nire« nlll h» h'ld at itie
A'riis l.'.liinrirr f;iii'"i'>: liDtr' si 4 or!ork
. Kiirlm n(ir.-(:,w.|i. i.,i,-r m . .'i "lir i>o'1
will be srrK to Sprin^tfield. 111. for burial
J. It. ROSK
runeial arrangemrni » for .i P fto.e fiS
I who died early Wfdne^rta^ *' l';\ '^':"':
!«n a farm near Stratford. »r; In ■"••"'■"';',
.. u |^[««iiae funeral home, i
[tfe ifty U »«re<W«^ta wife. I
0 li-
. • • •
nAMtSr r. BATHBOIW. I«nntt.
** ehl»r of pollc*: -dn* P»«* «
ar*».« county which rc.ld be m.de
- turn pubBc P»rk U Uie old l.nnl
^;«, on wt«n^ »««.•«-;;• 'IT"
Und U .IX nille. «>..th««t or th.
.-u^.. eonUlM » »l»ln« -^Ifh
!ii« out of • bUI w»m • ro.r WMl
j;::;;r. crrck which ^^ »r^-
;;^ w. cme here «.n,e of he
p„p,rty .rouiHl WM c.lW the
SLp «TO«nd on account of c.mP
-JLgB belli* hrld ttiere. There
„„,„. one lor .h. .rr„ »n., .nnh^r
.orth. women. "'"""",';""
.infuland degraded ""»• *f ^'
who would be c»u«ht entering
Church in those dav^wlUxM. own
wtfe. -n hare doi,e so uould have
created an awful -randal. We «>Id
,h.oUlfanntoK.M.Oo.dneck.n1
It became^ popular place for f Ish-
"^ rtream or lake. Mr. Gold -
neck *a« » hard *r.:kir-.K "•»" .ind
«,rd .P co.-.M.!erabIr '"''■-5:^/?';;;
„„rtd«Und promoter. wW Wm
bo iiart life over again
■ ftrriinon »hen ii
n.'-ti' i.:«nf whirh
Funeral Services -^l
For Russell Hall \
.XoiB?M,dd SundayL
mnmtl »frr|r«'* for Ruaa«ll Hall, ,
IV). Jomirr "»prlll5tlrM orliirrtr irho '
»a« kll!frt Ti:rv1«
ui«iU ffl-niolorii
he w«.i piiotii,^ »,., :.. .. „• T : r.-; T :.
Cal.. will be conUuctad Sunday after-
Booa at Otandal*. OaL,
had liT«d rccaoUy.
(atiMr..lir>.HMI.MBk 9. ,~ .^
Wast Mooro* atrMt. w^fe pripHfbtl
today t« go to OlMidahr Ibr ' tt« {
fimPT-Bl •ervl'-»
Hall, a BrRclMiiif r>f the Pprii c?;fl.:
Senior Hlch school ind a former »tu- •
6i«ie Teacher* coll^^, had!
• he Pickwiek Air-
■"^
dent
br»n
Of
It pMot
for
•nil*
Whiilofh.
home at
T Ri>>> WIIITI.nCR
i Puni-ral nervirea for T Roy
ST, who rllfd K-iddenly •• ^^^•■;i",.u^,
fKiT North r.mtil.ell a%rn.i' Wednesday
imornlnR. aere held Jhi» alternoon a- 3
! irrmrnt t/>ok place in Har-lwocrf c#x.e. r»
iThe wife. Mrs Mabel V^! •• - • . ir- ■> '
with two »on» and two rtaui '• '••
Ihroiher and thre» »l«ter» : -n are
Mua Jnha Whillock and Ro«* Wtiitlork
.Ir . (I h«mf Mr« P»lcl.t Thoind' r,' K»n
»at Cll^, and Tom Wlmlocn.
I. B. ROSE
rur.eta! arr«ngem'P'« for .' B Ro»» **
' «ho died parU Wr,-!'»~-;»- »• -.. — .
oil a farm n^tr pimHorf. ar* in ir.«r<e i:
.,, )(.,.,,- M »o-~-»-'- '-.-'ral h'--r.e
Mr R•^.«e t \_ ■■•'■' i .".^ «;'»
Funeral «ei»
( (ollo»e<l h»
U-rONSOLLT
lr»s for D L. Connollr,
^2
f • p
s- .t^.»p^ » r »• -<- ■- . ■. ■ ■ .
mlermrnV in Rt Mar* » trmr-
»rv in rhartP of l!i' Hrtman II Loh-
m»\»r f;ir«er«l home He i» f'.irv -.vert 6\
«iiv^ :ii (•«:::. inii* .•.,i;.e ;»»t .April
flying big paaacngcr planca ftot^ San i
Pranclvo to tioa Angelee and from }
I 'Ht Angelea to San Diego. Before
leaving Springfield h« and a fiiriul
h'era owned and dop«rat«<; • ptaae. {
Ha obtained addltt^al experience m I
ttat. United Sjiatca army air corpa. |
ij Marriaga lletnae were iMXied thin
*ee"< nl Mnr^liflrlrt to r:niu1r Vt 'ithn.
iaa. of BprinRfleld. and l.uiUl-- v.;:n-
'I trell. 32. of Seymour. I.. E f ar-
I firlma. 21. of Sprlr.Kllrld Arnc. .•
• Ijjwuon. 22. of MpilMitflrl.l. MK 0,»» i.
' Poliulrxiir. :i. cf Klkliir.il. U
;. - — ' ' ''y u^i
rntHir..'* BKNi**"^' Loo?<rT [
ru.,e"al Mr»lre5 foe Charle, Berijamln
U,o."t V>,., J.r.l «l 1U.N I"""' •' ,11"
K. Beuion Av.nu. A. M.K. church r,^
d«r afternoon at I.JO oeloclc. *tthtl»«
tlvitVud iTa Htnlth olflclatlng. B«tal
5m »i to tM U.«oln V»*?I.**'^i.?t?,'t^*
I md«r the iuactton of the Barbarl jr.
^!i«-. t iiii« I rvciner "ix chfldreti. ieiia. .
1 i^l'v" LeV- mZ?': -Kdna. anU Charle..
[•ndslK »Uter. and two brother..^ ^^^ |
_^.„^~- ^ ~ ~ CONNOLLY • i
of K«rw<»d. ;^"^;iS-,* catholic chu.ch.
sssJ? f^-S^^HVK'irmnv^? 'l: :
trre in charge ni ^""^ " ,ur.;>e<t h>
m,v»r luneral hom' "' " ""
M«B. HAROARBT J. WATT*
vim. ji. * Maion. WW-
forV thl* afternoon
• t ine
MRit. ( tRiU.IN.V L. NLLiO
P«neral »er»ire« fof Mf«. C»«
Nr l«oii *J Inrirer Bprmtlteld *em
<1ie«l Mnn<ta\ at the hom* •! h»r
<rr Mi« J F Hi^rP'*!' '■" tV'rM .
»«{• h«Mi ihia afternoon at tb* AUna
m»Ter funetwl honte «af1at •"*• Jfcii ... p «-" •— n-^r.^iU*
M.1I11* Pnik I'm*"-.. T*o ""n" Fr»d w . ffwi^^^" _., horn near K0*e'a-fM»"
NelCr Mtflt L>k. Cttt. .^ft^. H«^H L. . 'jTr ^^^V"-, 7^r...*^t'"> In the 0».rU.
„,'<^„r-..c^r,,»^ tii>il' y y !ii? Mrt UMHSPt I ,„<i upent her enm
■lisftJ4«.S;'!!-'-IKK,.Y?.rrr*"""
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2: Mrs. Martha F. Mills was killed.**
Page?: Russell Hall was killed.**
J. R. Rose died of injuries.**
Page 8: Mrs. John H. Whipple died.**
Mrs. Lucinda Baxter died.**
J. B. Rose died.**
Mrs. Ida Williams died.**
Page 14: Card of thanks.**
Funeral ServiOM for Aged
WbMan Win Be Held Today;
invettioation Cdnducted by
Coroner
w^dgijMOIimBM
te tht part U
naklay. «< »l*
Hortta Ntwton •»eou«. w*» held to
bUuM br • cofooWi Jury which In-
T«Ug»t«l th* dMth M Ur*. Mtftba
F. JUtUb II. <4 Itf I ^•■t Tbomaa
%^rMitirdflW «ma Mniek by a Mr
•» tb* eprnaf o( Wm* AtUnUe atrart
•Bd AlbOTt* STtinM. at 4:M o'clock
WadoMday aXtaroooB.
♦■ ♦
I DBIVEB U BLAMED |
♦ — ♦
Tha Jury, aimunonad by X>r. Murray
C. Stooa. Oraena county coroner, ra-
tumad » Tardlct laU yaat«day a/Ur-
Booa boldlDf tba drlTar oC tba oar
taspomlbl*.
Wbttlwr or not olnlnal ebarfoa
wm ba <Uad acatn** Xn. PtnUay.
a«ocf« B. BUdmora, Oraena county
pnMcutor, vlU doc»da today. Tba
Coroner Stone Finds No One
To Blame In Accident Near
Strafford
InJUrlaa whicb cauaad tba death of
J. R. Roae. m. who died Wednaaday
I .11 hU homo nttLt Blrafford, were re-
oalrad-ln an automoblla accident In
wbleb no on* vaa bald to blamo. Oe
Murray O. Btono, Oraena county eor>
owr. annauaeod yaatarday.
Altboogb tba accident did not oc-
cur In Oreana county. Dr. Btona waa
.aakad to tiiTwUcat^ Om McMtn*. Vm
found tbat a yoonf man aamad May^^
nard Moora. of naar Korthetow. plelec^
Mr. Booa up naar bla booa oa blgb*
way M and took blm to Mi daattiM*^
uon • alMrt dlitaaea awaf . Ite tf4
I daily naa atodd so lb* rtmalaff bo«w
of tbo ear and atappad off bafowttMU
ear cam* 1» » halt. B« fan aad wto-H
talnad bijurlaa wbieh ulttmataly !••'
aultad In bla daattu
■I
I > fltnnaub . ibbvicm • xopat <
0364723
Mra. MIIU vaa atruek by tba ear,
M aba erooaad Atlaaua atraat oo nay
w«y 16 Um MflOvlrr Oractrr •tei*.
eiM was tlueini flv* «r At f«tt«tBvo
tba air and nearly 13 faat out of tfaa
Botb, aoeordlnf to wltncaaaa.
Funeral aerrloaa for Un. MUU will
be held at a JO o'clock Wday afUr-
aeoa at tba Olaar Oraek Bapttet
ebuccH. under tbe direction of KUnx-
nar Undartakera. and buHal wlU ba
In Olaar Cratt camatary.
LS\
HOLD FUNEBAL SUNDAY
FOR HALl,PLANE VICTIM
Punetal serrlcea for RuaeaU Hall.
80. fonnar 8{irlncfl«ldlan. who waa
fciHaH Tueaday In tba craab at Bl
Cantro; Oal.. of a trl-motoMd mono-
plane which ba waa piloting, wtll be
bald Sunday afternoon At Olendale,
OaL. wbara ba bad Uaen aUUoned
ainoa laat April aa a pilot for tbe
Pickwick Alrwaya.
Tba young man waa a graduate of
the Springfield Senior HlRb acbool
and a former etudent of Soutbwaat
TBacbeta college. ■ Before leaving
Springfield ba and a friend here own-
ed and operated a plana.
Mr. and Mra. J. W. Harrla, 8S8 Weat
Monroe atreet. mother and atepfatber
o< HaQ, pireparad yaatarday to go to
qjfiiiaia for tbaifoneral.
DEATHS
PW. rr. mother or Utu. John W. B«an«U
o( liaa norUi •uminu avenue. wUl b« bkid
4 ^«loeli this ftfteroooD. Tbe body will JM
cblpp«d to BfittDgtUM, m.. for barlia. B^
SSUUn, JBwmelt. a crandion mkI graM-
grandcUUfhur currlTe.
MBS. LUCINDA BAXTEB, . '
FBiMral MnrloM for Mr*. Luelnd*
Baxter, who died Thursday mominc at
brr bom* la B6U D'Arc. vlU too b*ld
una afumoon at a o'elook at tb« ,BoU
D'Arc Baptits church. Intanaent will b«
In Clear Oreck eeaetcry.
MtRRUfir. l.lfr.N>'F>
John R. CoMln. 39. of Marinnvtiie,
Mo. and Lon* M. Heniley. 2H. of
, WUtaart. Mo : and Xicholous Ahr«n«,
. 34. of Newport. Ark., and Edith
JLooney. 19. of Springfield. .
J. B. B08E
ruoeral eerTicea for J. B. Rom. 68. who
dle4 aarljr Wednavdajr mornlnf at tola
horn* on a farm near Strafford, probably
wlU b« held Saturday afternoon followed
by Intetveni under direction of Uia Bar-
man H. JU>hmeyer funeral home. Be la
(•urvlTed by tola wife.
MMM. IDA WILLIAMS
Mr*. Ida WtUUme, 6S. died at 10:U o'etoek
last night In her home. 1909 Waehlngton
Hvenue, following an lllnees of one week.
Kunarei arrengementa are Incomplete but
Interment will be In Harvlll cemetery in
ChrUtlan county. 8ur\lvtng Mre. WU-
llams Is hfr husband. William WlUlams: <
three eons, Reggie and Fred WUIlama of
Spring field and Ouata of Skldmore, Moi.;
and Xour daogbtera, Mra. Myrtla Bark*
hart. OldflekL Mo.. Mlts Flo Winiama and
Mlae Ftom WUIlama of the homa addreta,^
and Mre. Delpha Maggard, -whoea addreaa
la not known. ...^
2-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIU
to eenfa a Un*. i
CARD OP THANKS jL
Katie M. Pranter and family iT'
acknowledge with alncere thanka y
expreulon of tympathy ihown /
many frlenda of A. F. PranUr. f .
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1929 -LEADER
Page 2: Mrs. Martha F. Mills died.**
Page 14: Publishers of thirty Ozark papers meet in Lebanon.
Page 24: Mrs. Martha F. Mills died.**
J. B.Rose died.**
Mrs. Ida Williams died.**
Mrs. Lucinda Baxter died.**
John B. Robertson died.**
Hay ward Bamett died.**
Marriage licenses issued at Ozark.**
Card of thanks.**
Page 27: Miss Naomi Martin and Mr. Lloyd Hasty are to be married tomorrow.**
I
• HOLD SELIGMAN MAN
I IN DEATH OF WIFE
r::nrrn\ f»rvlrf» for Mr' MiirthR F !
' Mlllo. 71. of Mat WMt Thornun
>fre*t. «rrr h^M thin ii.t»riiw->ri «l i
•h» Cl^^r rrr*k Rnptid rhvirrh \iiiflrr
I . r li.f' 'i"lt •■' K.lKfci.r- i ■.,! ' ...
, homr. Burial «■« in lh« Clrar Crrrk ,
I cf mf t*ry. 1
I Mr*. Mill* waa kllUd V/ninttdtj
»flfrnoon >«'hen Rtriick hv an auto- (
, niohllf diMrii I)) Mr*. Clntrii'f F. j
■ rjnkirv. IPIP North Nfwffvn avpniic |
i l!.' •virtiifi > Ji.i) MArifrl t.Mrlf-'
(irlvini; on th* part of Mm. Pliiklrv
us \ht r.«iiw of !lif arrlilrnt. Tl)«>
jvir\ »a» M.iiimDiird hv Di . Murrny
<' .""onr. nrcftir roiin'v roron^r and
:\'f 1 .■•■Tfl.-. nltrriifxin fMitnrd ihe ;
vrriti'' htili'.iii; if» ili.-rr .f i|i* iki
:rn|>oiiMt,;r 1
No riiiiiinal rharK' *lll br (llrd ;
. ;i >• Mr I* I . •<•^ Cr.'-.^r H .«ikl<1-
mi'if. (irr<i.« i.iniij pi<>M > t,: .>i. .»iilil
' 'rtfity a'ter h« had lnvF&;i|ated the '
caM. i
I I
I DEATHS
illTMA r. MiiJ.r. I
iirrVt<-<t« frr Mr-. M«r!lia T
_l -tU of Mil Wf»l 'rrnm«r. »ir»rt
eva e|p an n'i;"'i. .iii'.f i.,f. ii' '.ntuc
«»r» hrlrl at 3 in i.-ili.. It I'.IN ;lftriliot.Ti I
• t llir tlrai «lr<l, H:.;l. • ■: .r.'i Hiiii..i.
'^waalM Olr»r Crark rruirirry :ii itiarif ,
• I J. W. KJli.k.'rr A ,_ii . ...i.M i:,.,-.;
'«1*v hv r>r Miirri\<- C 'Oriiir crrriic I
MMMUr f«r«lM>Aj>>an>rd lli« rMli'i*.<.vnr'"i r.f ,
Wii ijJjili mmSM jf««»to»y «rt »••• Norih I
. JWVOm •»•■«»•. dn»»r or the • nr «!i.'h.
;uu<
«»a tro/^-iin Wr«i
»%tuu(, lot th*
^M'S^WV^^V
tsa
Miss Martin,
Lloyd Hasty,
Are to Wed
rnnt wrddlni of Mi» Naomi Martin
dcuthUr of Un. B«n Martin 8r.. I
lUl Nortlt MaJD avrniie. and Mr. j
Llo)*« n*Mr. Mn Of Mr. uid Ui. C. A. \
Haaljr of Drtroll. »in ttr nolrninlml
•I tb* 81. JoMpb'a pariah tiuua* to- ;
murruw tnuruiUK, |
Tb* lUvtrand Path«r Maunw will '
3AJM- lb« offlfflailni mlnutfr. ^ Jha j
voB> mill b* lead undar an improvuad >
altar of fail »lo«rr» Mr Arthur
Mtrtln, Iwethar of ill* krM« will Ml
as b«al mail, and Mian MllAr^d Ray
I '^Ul b« BsM or honor.
T 't*» >tt»i vut w«v an importad
I Indrpandrat bhia chiffon anarmhlr.
jl with matrhtnK ar«*«aorl«a. and mill
' CM-ry • bouquat ol rosra, otrlitila. and
Ullln of Uw vUl«r.
Hot ■tMBtfuit will w««r palt crrto
cMlton with ButehlBc accaaaorlaa.
and will rarrr an arm hniiqiifi of ;
pink roMs. Tha (mom'* gift to ih« i
hrida will b« • diamond plallniim '
brarrirt
Ininirdlatrlv afirr t ti» r'rrif..ii.v. a
axdiliiiii brrakfaai mill b* M-i.r^ m
Maiwall'a Ontrm. aficr which the .
younj rjiipl» <r||| Utrm for HI, Loiila '
wtMra the/ mill ba entarulned miin :
a dinner al the Ooranada hotel hj '
their friendj there. After dinner ihe% ,
will tear* lor an extended lour of ■
the Xaalem atale* and mill I..- n
' •» alin IM.,U<I l.Ml. .1, (S: , ; .
lU.
''^M tMddlnt brMkhlt will bo held i
In tb* priTito dininc room at Max- '
«*ll% Oatfm 4i>d bwkoti of tall flow- 1
' I In a riot of relora »/.ll he tiaert '
ilfroinlKin TUr l.tr-l.:r I •«!.:,
I mill be rriitrre<l »:l|l a lyi\ i.f the
j llowera. and tapera la cryaul candle- ,
XtUekA wm b* pUe«4 tl Mther tnd of ;
i Thoae who will attend the break- I
■ »-laa» ata
ilr. ana Mr> A. D Wrl|hl. ef m Lault
.'*".'-?"'"• Ja^t. al ■! Louli
-T'- "«i..>» «w««.-«| Bi 1.4IUII
Mr. .lahB r. Dally, al Obleaie
Mr. Irain W. UatU. af Oliicaae
Mia. MIMrad Ray
MUa HatUaa* Maaea af Chlcaaa
%. *" f tt ••"• "••• Martin
Mr. »ni Mri San J. Matttn tt.
Uia. aan Martia Sr.
lilt recexi'l uL«tmi Iiu.
<if Tulsa okla . a:iil
I. It 111)^1
KullOrtI al IKl in... Ti' , !'.! .■ I! f • e <;K
m!>n rtlfrt \\>.iin\a.lav •; I ip";i.' l»er
8traffoTd. mere ir- (-•ii;tV** ti..ia'. prtiiM»iff
lulu IL M^ii. .1 A l{*»-e
•V;- sun I, P
U,ili.> •■.. . r S I .:• '•: r. • A' • I-
VIvea her liuabaiiil whoM- ile.iMi ««> ntin |
buted to !n)iirt»« he irr":ir.l r^ci'Mv m li»ii ;
he atrpped Irom ••—irnv.in; atHfinnbile j
Arrvea ky Maynard Mnora of l<eer Nniih- i
■«*■■ Or. Murrkr C Stonf. Clreeii* tmtrttf |
Mtor*llbr, WM •AllM to iiiveill«ai* lb*
t*tf, •If'tuth the »rcirteni rtd not nrmr |
In lht» foiiiilv. So oiK^na* h'fil in blame
/fit the u'.','! -i: M' I' ' '!j » II ■•nn
iPe^oiUBoyec I'tntrai hem* ii in (h*rfl« i
»f «Tr«ntr>ren»« I
T.4a m'ill|»m« 1J dl'd a» !•■ l^
*>T>W«<I«* nl«h( at her h«ine l» ■»
%»««r«rp;«i'. .' •' ••• «.'•■! •>'. i.iJ-ev . f '••.••
«*ek ».'»' •» ^111. 1'" b»v. i'.»! f-.-i-ai'l
1Wiil'«m w;i:.a.i- "•''•■'.•;• nectH.nf
IPy^ Wi:liam» ol RpiiinneUl am tiu^ia of
•mUtmM^. Okli "and (our <l«iitl<i»ra. Mr*.
SStO* Butahait rt C«i{.''i!. M" . Ml*-;
>^S'irttttam< *vA r^tn wiilmm" »i iiome
mSk'Vt* Oetiiha Mtit'ord riir>erRl ar-
' T**ee»ne'*«« »»e ^■?t^-..■ i.f .' •.»• K!"i.-.
Mil
I I I IMI\ IIWll H
"Fllfl^ral "rn u-r J Irir Mi» I.inMiiifa B»x- I
ler. who f.eil I: iiMlH" iiori..i-c Jt li'I
|.nir» InTtni. Tl Am- ryt" • .-lil h.k »ft»i-l
r »ou a' • ^ « '*" »• 1;' * ''■ I' ~ i» Nt' liiir* ,
r»l ^itlfrh lr'»iniint f"i'k rUce li> .
'jta*r Ci«*« e»«eUr>. |
JOHN II Mttltl H I «!>> ,
' T^l• badv of .t-i! II M noberifiii. former j
PCM., wlU arrive here Moiidav motaina lor I
Knerat «ri'' .»'« »i.<1 l>'i' ■• ' ' • " "f at after. I
oooi*. arr*^tir.i.i» : * ;;il"i n^.ii. ■i ii» -,i rrt by
i. W. Kllnrner '"in iniuittr.B
i^ '«*rwWn-B««vrTT
f FtiMn) aerirtcet for liaiwanl naii.ne
«; «k»jHMJB ■•UtM Mtaw^iv an opera-
fMm»»m m'Mfi.'r»l tli* Bapltal rhurrh
'in tInDeW Burwlae afiwiinon a» 7 < elork
JCimM'S '' ':'■ "y^ »TII«'m« .ir»«:-.'r- m
nK3r lai (tl^rt* <tr tn* fmrea M.
■ift*!' tar«#rli (jted in ffiirinc<>*><l Mu
^»^'»a. ^r . aff" M" VIrlnr Barneit
raa.i.* •» :«' • 1 ».'^^•.■».• |^( - •• '•f Ji e.
Mj4.
";)H?i?<ttLhS
la Oaark to T. L. OrtmUi. 41. *nS
Itertha RaklD. U; Albert JennlnKk. ^
33. blMl CI»l»'Ch»n»r. «>: Brneat P*r-
jklna. 33 antt Leeoa'Wllaon. 31: all of ;
i ."prln.f;- ''1
The Daily News for Saturday, September 21, 1929, is missing.
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SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1929-LEADER
Page 4: Dr. John H. Boyd died.**
Page 8: Marriage license issued at Bolivar to Benjamin Davis, 45, and Mrs. Amanda M.
Chaney, 41, both of Springfield.
Twins, a boy and a girl, Bobby Dean Holman and Betty Jean Holman, were born
to Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Holman, 724 Normal avenue.
Hayward Bamett died.**
Thomas B. Baker died.**
J. B.Rose died.**
John H. Robertson died.**
Page 10: Miss Louise Agnes McMaster and Mr. Theodore M. Justice were married.**
Miss Mildred Gibbard and Mr. Sofus Anderson were married.**
F^&f.Jdhn Boyd
Conducted Today
PrtvMf MnrrnI «*rvlrf»> were 1« »>•
'hrld .t 3:'0 c,TI^'-«r thl. .M^rnnon
;tor Dr. John H. Bojrt. 71. oni- of thf
fnund^r^ of aprlngfl'M hospital |
wbicb Uur b*cun« SprlnHlHd B.p-
Ma B«num a»«nu«. JTrldwr rnifttrp
of. 8prlngfl«ld for 3* y-r. •nd •
Uh. um. of hU r.Urem«nt •*v.«l
,yf»rt aRO h« wM con«Ul««<J on. of
!,he iMdlnn medK-.l men In MiMOurl.l
Hf *« elected .l.t* medlc.l director
I tor the Modern Woodmen ol America |
in \M\. He hid »frvf<1 * t»rm »* |
!,,n.Mdent of th« Greene Coun'y
Medical eoclely and he held member- ;
'„hlp !n the fl<uith*eiit Mlwourl M-rtl-
.»l »<Mlrl) »1.<1 llie MivvM.n Sl«l»
Medical aanociallon. I
: The aged pbyalelan »>e«au practice
. f^ medicine -la. OUitier. Mo_ la IMA. ',
! He waa a n»tir« of Kentucky and had
Miidled In *»JleTue Medical Ho«p!»nl
college in Ne^r^*V>rk City and at Unl-
xeriitv of loiilsrllle He later dM
,K«t-,ir«du*l« «orli in Chicago.
For »everal yearn Doctor Bovd «n.
treaturer of the Sprlnifield Hoapltal
„5.orl«iion and l»ter .«ecretarr of the
avrx'.all'in
j Mra. Boyd, who waa Uiaa Nann*^
', M. Montgomery of Uebanon. Ky.. abr-
' rIveK. with one .daughter. Mra Robert
Otynn. also of »M Ben'nn avenue
.-irfiiiri* ii,.>rt u.ir \ iia<l churge of fu» ^
neral arrangement!.
i MIS* OIBBARD WEO*
' Ml« Mildred Olbbsrrt of Spr.rc-
(teld and Mr. Pofua Anderson of WH-
inw Ppr.nB* '^"e mArried Sfpiember
• 10 at Van Buren. Uo. t
Thrv «1U make Their Lome in Wil-
|jo» Spring*. ^
Vows Are Read
Thr n-.nrri.irr "f .Ml«j« \ni,,<r- Acn .-
MrMa.ttrr (M-;enTr iT .Mr nrirt \\v
W-r.'fr r\ N! M,,-ir' r.v-, \\,,i s.-'-'
"rrf ••. .\1r TlT-oflir' M '\:--t.rr oj ,
Si\r P< ir'> ("ill r'T. '-vf Mr ;,r.f| Mrs !
I* M .I'l«t'.i^ rf f'3;r r.ro-.c Mo. \v.i.« '
.«r)lrn'.r.\i'e<i Repieinher IB ai '.h^ pur-
l«h house of th^ B«"nton Avenue
• ht:rfh Thr ^mip'.r -!r.c 'rrrnionv
*a« r»ad hv thr Rr\ crrnfi Mr .T<»mrs
W. Hcr-.^v.
of im t«e atrcct. aprlniaaliL «IU b«
ImM tn UM Bapttat cniutt m Uturt
Bnndajr afternoon at J-^ o'cl«>elr Mem-
ber* of tlir Odd h»-llt)«» lortgf mill h«»e
rharge of the .sfr«lrf Barnett died In
Bolirar, mhere he operated a garag«. fol-i
towlag an operation. Ha formariy iK^atf I
UtU ctir. ;
10
i
TOOMAM B. BAK»:»
Thoma* B Baker. i3. died at 11 M ,
O'clock rnrtay i.lghf at hit home. MSI I
I.vnn arrtrir lie I" <iirvl\»<1 bv lii' *\ff.
Mil Klia Hmtn. and one ttroilicr. Joatph
Baker, of Wheauburg. Teaaa Puoeral
ararogerocaiii are lii «harfa' of J. W.
KttafMt. ' Interment will 'if la Willow
»nrln)i».
I J(»fiV II. ROnfRTSdV I
] r>iM»i»l sfi-.irtji (ill John H. Rob»rl»on.|
I K9 »ho ilt'd In Rant* Ann. r»l . »ill be ■
' r\(\ Mn..,1llT Bfl<-M.O.Mi ■ I n (. t |i)l ic •!
KIu.Kiict a (liapel. follonfd by Interment
I tn Oreen Lawn cemtery. The body wtll
arrive here early Monday morning. Mr.
Rebertdon it aurvMed iiy a daughter. Mm
Oriin r««k»v. vlth whom he lived, and
' n crandilauahter. MIm Evadenn ra^kev
1l<r<irr lii« rrnuiMl to California 13 >r«t<
larni, on the Hollnnr road, two milea north
• |i>.iin. on the linliitr road, two mll'i north
■of ftprlnrli'M Ht« mfr. who nn^ Msr^
y nill> rt:o«l hrf» I'J \r«r« aijo Clxde
I) r^.ll.s of tlu< city ;• ■« Aroll>et-ln-la». I
fcSH
I I. B. Rosr
r'in»r»! <rr'i(,-~ ffir J C H.)-' 8*. »1i«
drrd WKlnriulay al la* horn* nrar StraN I
ford, wer* "htld «hl» •ft<Tnooii. fnllavi-d j
' Iv ;ntfriiirnt In Hii/rlAooit ifinrictv ni
• !i«iK^ 'if *ti» H>;M.iiri II l.iili:n. ;. rr tiii-
■ rr:>l hOTin" Mi Ho-'- In .v'lfMv'ii bv ^l»
, V iff. M »..n. J A !;•-»■ i.f I. .In. o^i* . .
• aiicl • rlrp >oii. :. I' l<obrrt< n( St. L<.u>.^ '
1
The News and Leader for Sunday, September 22, 1929, is missing.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Miss Madge Grantham died.**
A man was killed early this morning when an automobile ran into a train at the
Glenstone road crossing.
Page 8: Mr. Dodson of Newburg died in St. Louis but was buried at Dixon.
Mrs. Van Winkle of Newburg went to Lebanon where her nephew died.
Dr. William F. Bums died September 1 7 at Newburg and was buried in the
Newburg cemetery.
Page 10: Wanda May Leslie died.**
Bobbie Fay Comstock died.**
Angus Dupree died.**
' (ilrnn n«hrrt*<>n. II. an<1
Dorothy Kll». 18 r.oth of Bo4a D",
«er« marrlrd Saturdif af<
by Juntlcr of th^ P»«r* m. B. Hut.
DEATHS
WANDA MAT IJCRLIE
Wandft May Lralir. a-montha-old dauxh-
It of Mr. and Mr.< l.p«U I^sllf. (Wrd
r«rJ.v Vfslrrday mornlnK In a Bprinslrld
hospital Fiinrral n^rvlrr^ will be neld !
at Ifl 30 o'rlork lliln mornlnR at the
family homr on rural roiit^ • IntT-
ineiil will be In Paltrmon cemriarT. ninr <
mllea noiith of SprlnRtlf Id. iinrtrr dlr^r- '
tinn of the J. W. KlliiBner UndertalLlng
rompany.
ROBBIE FAY COMSTOCK
Bobby Fav Coinntofk. J-monthB-old aon
of Mr. and Mrs. Pay Comitoclc. IMO i
North Fremont avenue, died yexterday I
morning In a hospital here. Kuneral .yrv-
Irea alfl b« held at 1 o'riock thit after- [
noon In ilir KHnRnrr funeral chapel
Burial will b« In Danforth cemetery. 10
ANGI'fl nrPBCR
AnRiM Dupree. 7*. died at 10 o'clock \
lant night In hl» homa. Ills South Main i
«\eniir fnllnwintt a .vhort lllne.v* He U ,
survived by his wife and lour dauRhter^.
Mr*. 8 A. Potter and Mra. Thoma.^ F '■
Reed of Chlcano. Mr.*. J. A. McLean of
Elkhart. Ind . and Mro. Dan Webb ot
Springfield. Two brother* and four •li-
ters also .lurvive. Funeral arranfement*.
whlfh are Incomplete, will be In charte
of the Herman H. Lohmeyer funeral horn*.
: -TS?rTt
One Dead, 2 Hurt
In Auto 'Frisco
Crash Near City
BIILLRT1N't:«A A. M.
r\KK man waa killed an* two
others m> badly Injured that
they were not expected to llT« more
than a few hour* early this morn-
Ini when their automobile rtrurk
the aide of a Frloeo train at the
Olefmlone road rroaelnif. The
bndlea were foiuid about S:M
o'rlnrk.
Tha two Injured men, nncon-
M-louii and badly hurt, went taken
to the Hprlnxrield Baptist hoaplUI
In a stame ambulaare. Home time
wa« required to remo»e the body of
• he other from under the wreck-
aga of the automobile, a f«fade-
baker sedan. None weT« Identi-
fied.
The ear had been (otflK aonth on
nienstone and appairntly bad
«^ck the side of the train vhlrh
bM. mrrlef the Tchlele ea^^ward
for about son feel. One OT the
iiijuied iiirn was found near the
bichway while the other two had
been carried alone wUh the car.
Dr. Murray C. 8lone, Orcene
count/ coroner, left for the acena
of the. accident Immedlalely after
betnc Informed of the traced j.
&&5
Miss Madge (Uantham, 18,
Dies in Hosjjitai; Driver of
Farm Wagofi Is Ff6ed by
Sheriff Hendrix
INQUEST WILL BE HELD
IN COURT ROOM TODAY
Dr. Stone Will Make Effort. to
Determine Criminal Reapon-
tibility for Crash on U. S.
Highway 65
-KyrlBS MADOB GRANTHAM. 18. of l
Wtlnut Grove, who aurterMl •»
fr*rtur«<l •Irull when n mntorrrcle on
which the wu riding erubad Into n
term wagon on highway 8I( loutheMt
* h«r« SmtunUy night died at a
Springfield hoeplttl »bout.3 ocJock
yfaterday aftcnMoh. *>
iDr. U\aiAj\Oi,Btotf, Ora^oa eount;^
'i.'.
( :im4 «« Motaaeteli) <'cnAr Mf>^
Mtrmfhlr*^ Tlwy aaldW-ttiBtf <g^«M
f ^t4^''VliaB''4tieatloaM «ttef tha,e^>
«i<yn.. Ha waf '^t— *^^^gy*j^***^
jrnnnliK h»w*W.' o*;i*«{rf|a "tr «•-
.^uiM* «bI*'VM hMlitoat;- . i * - r- -
'itiafi ii<aff**>i— jf^a.W'tnBpldtik' ^' '
thft lOfllMBn And I'M Vo^'i^^^
til.^l^'atzMt. ftb* ta aurn^ iff
ner ftKnts. MX. JuOt krs. ^j r.
Oimfiuiaa of Walnift Orore; a JMtfUk'
.tr,. BaJpb. of . *|trliKf tcUh ugift Wo
alat«M. Uta. Barrr LIkena ^or' t^
Snallb. Ark.: and Mr*. ,iuam It^ran
of MlaiBt. l^a« PnnentI arrv>IfBCnta
are liicoakplatA 9ar*a w^f.-M. la
-GrcaHlawn cemetery - at Walnut
Orora. .
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued
Dr. E. Conrad Cantreli and Paul Preston Shouse were killed.**
Page 10: Winfield S. Hulett died.**
IsomG. Williams died.**
Angus Dupree died.**
Ottomar Schmalzel died.**
Bobbie Fay Comstock died.**
Wanda May Leslie died.**
DEATHS
|sf»>1 f. HIM I\M«
l«fim O 'Ailiii.n.v 1^. pir«iti»iU ft «n'
Banker* ttf» Innuranc* raapaay^al !••- "
nfl rtt'fl III • ho»()*<«l hrr» at T « rW>c«
•unday »vfiiin«. folio«utt an epraMon. ,
H» '■* tiiTxiTrt bT bu witr. lw» daogTi*
\tt', Mt>. ■) M (iriHriT ot_Ccn»«>. Ark .
•i\a' Mf» C B. King ot CDpir»y. •»._C>i
an4 kr t»«>r ton*- T. *C mX A^NX^Mt*]
Uams of Mo»>»«t; Al««<» 9* ll*«ef»»ld. mt .
• i\d Jukiin. ol RauiIicM. Wu Hia awu
Mr*. Ma« Kirby WlUU»«. alao »»*•
Uanalt. and • btotlwr. W. R
' for^rMv nf%rr.n,f..M 'k., ..h -aM
,n .h. Ml.K»uM B.PI..I ;V;l"^ '^j
' i>iui> from poeamonia **' ■ ""'•l*_^Si ^ . - - ^
4l4 ti^-«T^-'«'"^^^ "'• "^'"""^^'^^M.-
r„i|.» .t»l Mr» M»«" »>jr»ra. »'r-
if»j •ii: f* •' .-to.iTii 111
noon. ;ol;o»nl bv initim'v.; :n t^ie Ho-
n«u e«meiery ^starn« • ••niMrj la l«
ehari* of arrantrmenl*
4&b
iiik^ll>ji'yL''«i^iir^i^'
v-srji
• •■■( •'.<■•■'
isoBwra
■-^■.^ <■*
Dr. E. C. CMteOI,. Spito
ffefd OmuDlei iS^
stantly In Crash ,
FIND COMPAWIOM byfliG
Paul Shouse of -iSreenilkSiS
Expires Soon After Qi^^^
Aref^oumf
One man vm killed InsUaUr ait.
other lataUy taUaraa •ad V^tttM
, Krtoualy hurt wban thdr •utooo-
; bU« crubed Into a mortec XreWit
train at the FtUcoa Mm a^et
croMtof on OteniteDe raui at m^
o'clock thli BMrninc
Xbo 4tm4t
I4tf(«!
^enUsC With ,«„
e»l Arts taiUlBf
of OraetifteK^ Ifo,
^ aon Of Mr. ana Mn. Vsatt
Dancbtny, GreBcftaUL Bo wm»
talncd lotonua iBjwtM, a ktvkm
arm mii« acalp wom^ Bte !••
eoTcry b moart^u.
The aoeldent «•• tiet (tttooToroA
USUI biOl a |M9K
to patUso;ttaA' l^r^iajl^'tett''^::
Wnt on ^
^•i»rtho
.Mtlroaa
fiocn ( _^
iTtoff fatelly.irvfuta^ ;
^ crasft totfk place.
Sbartd CeroMrVOCtiOT
Dr. Kumir o. ,
cotuity ooronw, who ibarad *4tkf»
lA tbt KadioaJ >uta talMlnCipltti
Doctor OaatreU. waa tha fllz«t^|Mr-
aoQ to roooguloe tiM ^VNiar cteatht
■•hen he came upon the boOy pinned
yarda down the railroad track.
The coroner had been called to
uie acene immooiately after ofQ-
ofn had tracod the strevn wreck*
, mgn to where the car lay.
Both Shouse and Daushtioy, whc
was found lytnf bythe dde oif the
wrecked car.' wen cnnwiinna wbea
^OQtul and were rushed to fiprtbt'
field BaptMt hospital In a Sterne
ambulance, but Shouse died a short
time Uter.
The members of the train crew
were unaware of anjr aoddent igitl
they re4ched RofferarUIe, when they
dlBcovered a hole which had beao
' torn in the side of the freight car
fiCrurk by the automobile.
Fans From Trestle
j. The auto, a SMidebakar "PnA*
*. dent" model s«)tn>mpparently liad
) been caught a^ by the ftvigtot ear
. and dragged along the rlgbt-of-
wny until the train pa.<;9ed orer a
I ftmall trestle, where it fell Into the
'strCHni brrl below of Its oixn weight.
Whpu {.he automobile became dls-
I lodged, the freight car was de«
i railed, but righted Itself wtMQ ft
I passed a switch running from th«
main line to the SpringlMd Jfeock-
^ yards nearbyr ~ ~
The exact time of the accident
. Is not known, but since the frelsht
! train left the yards here not fitr
, behind the Kansas City-Florida spe-
cial passenger train at 13:36 o^odc.
11 l5 believed the rr««h miist have
j occurred about 1:15. The train
[operator at the South Junction, a
I tower loratrd JUM ur.«i of Gltii-,
Stone road, reported ttiai a Lraui
passed him about 3:07 a. m. how-'
ever, although thia was almost a I
lidif liour utter
: i brrr.
b5l
received at the cenUal police sta- i
Uon. '
Na WIlnetMn Found
Inve«tlK«tlon failed to dlsrlov any '
e.ve-witne.*s to the iraitedv DauRht-
rey was unable to talk lodav. «I-
. LboiUUi he U expected to recover. Au
tmldenllfled hiker reported to Doc-
I tor Stone that he had been sleep-
; ing by the side of the road near the .
' croMlnit and that he had heard the
train whlKtle and a noi.v ax if of a
' collision, but he said he did not In-
vestigate.
j A high bank along the railroad
right-of-way jti.^t we«t of the Olen-
.«one TMd rro-vinj: rartlally 6b- "
Kures arv approachinK tram fiT»nv
'he Mr* of a mo!or;«; c^inE .v>':*h
^ the direction In ahlch the Shou^
;car was traveling.
Marks on the pavement indicated
that Shouse had applied his brakes .
Riiddenlv and that the car nkldded
atwul 100 feet on the paxenient be-
fore 11 cra.nhed Into the train. The
fact that the automobile struck the
fifth car from the engine Indicated
th»t the drlvfr probably s*w th'"
U»ln whfn It was loo Lie lo «iop.
The fact tha> ShouM wm not
familiar wllh ihe road made the
croealng doubly dangerou*. |
Thfir Cht*la Cru^hrd
It Is believed that Cantrell was
rldlnff m the front w«t wH^ Shouse.
and ihal Da«htre> wa« rJdlng »n the
back «eat. When the car crashed.
windshield, and onto the paxement
at the CTOsaing. Daughtrey fen
clear of Ihe auto a» it hung over "^
ireatle Just before it broke lo««e ;
from the freight car. He «ra^ l.Mng
on the bank of the small creek
when found.
Canlrcll* deaUj »a* cjum-kI h* a -
cniahed che«t. according to Doctor
Stone HU ln.i..rie* also .iv'. <^r^
bolh >«.■< bioWcr. and a de^-i) .<wa.p
wound and cuts abo-.it the lace and
head
Shouse also auaUlned a cruahed
eheat. but » (nctttrad akuU U be>
ttrr*d to luv« llmlly ea^ised hLi
deatW. HU lower Jaw was al^
broken and hU left leg broken at
Ih* kne«.
I I.lrrti i\i (;r»-rnfl*l(1
'• ■• " •■ n.^ me .V)ii ol Dr. .'ii:ii
Mr' i4 I ^ Cantrell of Greenfield.
Mr linfl bom nrarricinc '1»>:ri':!\ :n
.SpitiiKlirld (oi ab»...; lUirc yr.M .
I coming here from Greenfield, where,
1 he practiced with hi.-* father for a '
' nhort time. He had also practiced^
' Al Miller Immrdiately after his
graduation from Kaii'ia'. City Den-
tal college. v_^aJ
Shouse wa.*; the .<nn of M.'. and
Mrs. C. W Shou.se- who live a mile
and a half south of Cireeiiheld. b.ii
lie m.ide h:^ home wi;li lu^ .ictd
KrsndpRieiu.s Mr and .M!"i J. C
.shoii.sc lu (irerulicld. Mrs. J. C.
.Shoii'-e. .the crandmuiher. ha.s been .
a patient In St Johns h<js{>t(;^5 hrrr
for the pa.st 10 days since .she
sustained a brrlcn ain". ;:i a Jal! .•»'
!her home 10 daya ago. and P«ut|
Shouse had been in Springfield
I Sunday to rlalt her. |
I VMted 8lck rather • |
Doctor Cantrell had gone lo
Oreentletd Sunday to tMI hte fa^^j
Ihrr. who Is serloiislv !!! of heart
Iroiiblr. The eldr; m*n had ir-
I limed m ins home ilurr only a
i week ago after taking treatment in
. a hoapital here.
leaving Doctor and Mrr P'oTir
uiiti uhoni he had nindf il" 'r.p
ab..i;i 4 ;!'! ::; ".-.r- :,r:r::::. ::. :'■■"'•-■
Cantrell went to the Canlrrli gar-
age on Olive Mreci for his own car.
which III- dio-.r '.i 'hr .\mhnv,>artr>r
aparlnienLK at B29 Ea.M Elm street. I
where he lived. ;
Lat«>r in the evening, he called at
the apartment with Shouse and '
sUtod thai Ihey would probably at-
tend a show. The la^t time the
l«o were .seen before the accidrn'.
wn.s at a restaurant about midnight.
It Is (i.ii kiiovin »hrn» Da-iRhlrcy
joined tlifiii.
Visitor See* Body
First information of the accident
wai« from a young Lebanon man
who stopped at the Jess Smith ham-
'.!■ -irrr 5'a!-r! y '>'"■ S" I.^Ks ^'rf!".
and reported that he had .seen a
man Ivlng on the pavement ni-a.-
the railroad crosalng. He explained
that the hinch stand was the first
piKie hr had fo':nd open as he
drove into ti'«n
R. H. Kulbngh*. i410 V. esi Oii\e
street, and Floyd RuUedge. 1015
Ro^rson avenue, who were In the '
lunch room, placed a call for police
and for an ambulance and then •
went down to the crossing, where _
they found Shouse Tracing the
path of the »ret:k*gr thf\ found
Daughlrey and placed him and
Shouse In a Siame ambulance when
It arrived.
The body of Cantrell was taken
to the Herman H. Lohmever funeral
home to be prepared for burial
after It had been viewed by Doctor
Stone.
Boih bodies we<» lo be uken to
Greenfield late todsy where 1 ii^^ral
±ces will be held, probably Wed-
ay. A comer's juo viewed «
both Sbouse nnd Cantrell this aftJr- I
noon and will probably hold a for-
, mal Inquest lat^^_j|^en Daughlrey
IS able lo tr.sllfv.
Canlrcll was the only child of Dr
niul .\ti- I K fiiifr'-;! }{''. \^\ff
.\tis l.'.;ii- .M I .u;'ii-:i. wiii) ... .•
.•- ; . ! \ r. i - . •' ■ .- >■:'•(■;• ;.■•::■'-
in Kan.sa.s City al the lime of the
accident.
Shou.se wa.s not married. _He taj^
survived by his parents and grand- ,
parents, and by one sister. Mra. '
John Yates of Kansas City and '
by two brolhens Joe and Mlnii^
both of l^iUon. Mo. "^
K'liirr.il orrvli r« for no<-t'>r (^n-
tiell »ill be lirlU »! 3 o . lo,-k T'le*-
day afternoon at tbk- hooM ol taiaA
parenu. Dr and Mra. I.. K. Cantrell. |
ri-rf.:\r\'' P ir:sl » M • i^-
pliire in the <".reenl:el<t reniriery.
Arrangementa for the fUnenU (4 j
raiil p. Plioii«» nrre (till '.n'-r>ni- '
pine this »feern'V>n
453
MARBIAOB UCENSES
Lonnie Joiner, 21. and Beatrice
Vlcory. 19. or Morshflrld.
Mark H. Bry«nl. 21. of Oalloway.;
and Wanda Wolfe. 19. of Ropera-
Tille.
ANiii H Dirnrr
Pttn«rtl »»'v»««» f«ir An<u« Ovpt**. t*.
Thn 1IIT1II ■iiniiT '■'' " .' ' ' "!' Z.
81. Agiwi Catholic churcu w«<lne»dj;j. "»•■ ^
Chan* or \h» «""»*" "e^^rtJif.-
Itff-Jf." Din WiS^I •ofiatflrUL rnci
bniUwa and f«rt •»»*♦♦• 'i^ •«"«••- I
OTTOMA1 «CinMI Wf , I
h«M T«M««T mornlnt »i !• sa o rtock ki
KHnfOfr't chap«I, followed hy iMrrmvBt?
in th<> Nattonal rrm»urT Vhmalaprai
hem* wat at 1014 Noctto lUt'c a>*M«. |
BOBBJK FAT COMsrmW |
fl»r»lerK' *#t» h»ld tht» •*:•-• v-
Kllninfr* thaprl lor Bcil - .' •
Mo«k.-l-mo»lha-oW aoa ot Mr »ntf Mr»/»
r»T Comrto- It of !»« Hcrrv r. • • .
nu». BurUI took pl»cf ;t !•. • ■ ■•-. f
WAMDA M\V 1 > -
Tun^rtl wrrlc** r^i .v
'•monlh'-old dkugliir:
L««l> L*i>llr of rural in.. ' .
w«re heM Utu motnitia m '
i,Wltto Uiltrment la ^Itrr^ou
chatfo of J. W Kltr^tiiT
"sirUit It.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1929--DA1LY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Dr. E. Conrad Cantrell and Paul Preston Shouse were killed.**
Page 2: Angus Dupree died.**
Ottomar Schmalzel died.**
Miss Madge Grantham died.**
LAV Gt'S DEATH
TO CYCIE'S SftEO.
Jury Finds That Wagon Into
Which Motorcycle Crashed
Was Very Little, if Any, Off
Right Side
The farm wagon driven by Tom
Ginger, Into which the motorcycle 1
crmahod. waa Tary little. « any. off |
the right aide of the highway, the .
Jurors decided from the testimony
given.
♦
THOSE TE8TirVINO
IJltBS MAI>OB OBANTHAU. ISi wtoa
-^^'^ died SnnAfy aftvinood from In-
juries received Battirday aftemooa In
a motorcycle accident on highway 68
near Oalloway. waa fatally Injured
"due to faat driving and poor Judc-
ment on the part of P. O. Jdauan,'
a ooroner'a jury decided in an inqueat
held at the Central police atatlon laat
I night under direction of Dr. Uurray
I C. Stone, Greene county coroner.
GOING FAST
-♦
I
^ -♦
"^ ThoRc called to the aund Included:
r. a. Johnson, Flora Houph, who waa
on a motorcycle following the one
that craahed: S. N. Brookahlre. police-
man: Lee Wllherapoon, deputy sher-
iff: J. H. Elllaon. who Uvea near the
scene of the accident; C. V. Smith,
motorcycle patrolman; Dr. E. L. Cart-
wright: Tom Ginger and hla aon.
Lewla Ginger.
The coroner's Jury •t.tis made up of
the following: 8. M. Pnvne forfn-<»r!:
, W. H. Feaperman. P. J. Martin. E. J
. Sage. A. J. Ooley and H. L. Carson.
I Funeral services for Ml.sa Grantham
'■ will be held at 2 o'clock thla after-
i noon In the Methodist church at
I Walnut Grove, the Reverend J. F
Sherman offlclatlnR Interment will
be m Greenlawn cemetery there, un-
der direction of Brim and Sons.
I
♦ : ♦
Testimony given by eight persons
who were c*lled to the wltneaa atand
developed that MIsa OrBTith«m «■•♦
riding in the aldecar of the motorcycle
driven by Johnson at a high rate of
' speed.
(,S<\
M.\RRi.\nf: i.irFNSFs
Mark H Br>-ant. 21. of Oallownv.
and V,'«nda Wolfe, 10. of R»H;rrsv lllr.
I/>nnle Joyner, 31. and Beatrlre Vlr-
or>-. 19. both of Mnrfrhfirlcl; IJoycl
Johiwon. 21. oC/Bols DArc, and Wllma
Corbln. ?!, of Ash Grove
2 KIllED. ,1 HBIIT
WHEN AUTO m
[OFF
Condition of Injured Man lie*
ported Slightly Improved;
Has Fairly Good Chance for
Recovery
SPRINGFIELD DENTIST
DIES IN MYSTERY CRASH
ivtciufiine I cars into bioe Of
Frisco Train and It Dragscci
Distance Down Tracks*
Dropped Under Trestle
'pHE rondltlon of Robert Datigbtrty,
^ 26. at OrecnflAld. Mo., who wu
serloiuly Injured In an automobile*
train crMb which took th« Uvea of
tmo companlonn h^re early Monday
morning, wan reported alightly im-
proved by hia phyalclan laat night.
Tho«M» kllird In thr actldent «fre
Dr. K. Conrad Cantrell. .SI. dcntlat.
I with oHlo«B m th« Medical ArU
j building h«re; and Paul Preaton
I 8houi#, 37, of Greenfield
Tb# accident occurred about 1:18
o'clocR ^onAAj momlnn when in
autonu^MIa In which the three man
WM* rldfng craabed Into a moving
ft^^M «r«ln at «>• maoQ^ ^1^
., .. . . ^ ...
Bprtititfleld^ptlft hoapl*! by a W.
L. Btarna ambulaae*.
Oaugbtrey atanda a talrly food
chance to recover. Dr. WallU Smith,
hla phyalclan. aAld laat nleht. X-ray
picture* taken yenterriay r«-vf alert that
he had aufitalned a frurturerl pelvi»
bone, a fractured left arm and
woiinda about the fare and heart.
The accident wan not dlacovered ,
until half an hour after It occurred [
when R vourjf.- I-ebanon motorlHt re-
porUd to the police that he had aeen
a man lying nn the pavement near
the railroad rroAnInu When officers •
arrived they found Shouae .ying fa- }
trtlly Injured near where the rra«h
took place. Tracing the atrewn |
«Terkape, they foiinrt Daughtrey ly- ,
Ing bealde the wrecked car. The two
were ruahed t6 the hoaplUI and Dr. I
Murray C. Stone, coroner, waa notl- !
flert. 1
^ ♦
sii.\itKi» on i( »:s
Dr. atone, who aharwl offloea with
Doctor Cantrell. waa the firat to
rerognlre the young dentlat. who waa
pinned in the wreckage under a
treatle. 60 yarda down the railroad
track. .
The cau»e of the accident remataed j
unknown laat night. Mark* on the
pavement. It waa aald. Indicated that
flh-Mi^e. who »inn«rent|r w«» rtrlvlne
had applied hln br»kf« Mirtdenly and
that the car akldded •pproximately
100 feet on the pavement before It
rraahed Into the train The farf. that.
Hhoii>.e waA not acquainted with the
croaalng made It doubly dangerotja.
It a believed there waa no eye wlt-
iir.vi lo the Brrirleiit
Vorinr Cnntrell M the <y^'.y child
nf nr. und Mm. I>ouU E Cantrell of
Oreenfleld. He had been practicing
rtenllA»rv In Bprlngfleld for about
•hree ye.ire Hi.* wife. I i*;» M Twr-
'r»'ell. who piIv> survives, waa at the
home of a «l»>trr m Kannaa City
7uneral aervlcea for Df)ctor Can-
trell win be held at the home of hla
parenta at Greenfield at 2:30 o'clock
thia afternoon. Burial will t«ke
place In the OrrenV.f\ri rrm-'^ry.
8hou?(e wa.^ the >rf>n of Mr. and
Mra. C. W. Shouae. who live a mile
and a half nouth of Oreenfleld. but
he madet hm home »t'h hla aged
grandparenta. Mr and Mra. J. C
flhouae of Greenfield Funeral .«er-
vlcen for him *l!I be held nt Oreer-
fleM probahlv Wrrtrie^rlRy or Thurj-
day afternoon. Durlal »i;i be m«de
In the Cfreenfield cemetery under di-
cectlon of w L Starne mortuary.
Uo
DEATHS
:Hto
OTTOMAm MHMALSCI.
runeTfcl »erncM for Ottom»r 8ch
Klionrr fuMral horn*, (ollowed b/ kurttl
Ml NaUonal ecntUry. H« llrtd tt 1014
•♦orth Roff«rv avenue.
AS(,t S I)| IRr.E
riinrr.l ..rt icrs for Angui D'inr»>» T<
South Afain •»fnuf. mill b^ held ,1 st
C.'.'L* k" .""*' ."^^"'"'^ W^dnrsd.T fol-
ic* M b) burul In St r.Ury. cfmnerr
under lh» dir.cllon of the Herman H ,
Lohmeyer funer.l home He m ,„rUved
by his wl/e ,nd four dau(ht^r« «« fol- '
BprtnrfMd. Two brother, and Xour iU- i
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1929--LEADER
Page 4: Mrs. Demma Barton Hombeck died.**
Page 5: Angus Dupree died.**
Roy Morris died.**
Page 9: Dr. E. C. Cantreli and Paul P. Shouse were killed.**
DEATHS
.ASQVS Dvruxc . ^
• Funeral Mrvji<«^fo»..Ati«ut Ouphse. .t4'.
vho died Sunda/Stt' bis t:^Mqe;-lU& SouMi
Main arenue. wUI bV ItWd . Wedaetday
morning nt 9 orloik nt Rt. Arnrs'
OatboJIc church. Interment »iU take pUca
in Si, Ma:y a rrmeterv In rhar.Re ot the
Herman H. Loiunejer lunctal home. The
wife and four daughteri aurTive, incJudinK
Mra. Dan Webb of 8prin((leld.
'>^OV MORBIS -m
The body of Roy Morrli. 3 -v earmold son
of Mr and Mr» John Moir!.«-. rortnrrly
Of 7M W»»t Mount Verr.on itreet, Sprinc*
field, has been »ent here from Buffalo.
N. Y . where ilie c.uld »u.. kiiJed 6aiid»iy
FHA^al— «rrvlrr$ and burial will be In I
rhari?e of the Herman H. Lohmever fiinera! '
home. Beaidcf the pareni.v three broihft!, ,
i.i-.d or.e 5irtr' rtirvvj-. nr^l n:«n n trent.
Wett Mount Venran itreet
MKK DI.HMA HORVftK K
Mfg. Dtmmt Barion Hornbttk SV. nl
:t$tffWuitth Oraai a*«au«, owthtr e( Ura.
TM'Wla«i(, «l«d at l:lf e'cJvck thla aiorn>
lar at bar boau after a loDt lllnen 8h«
(trad by Um aoa dauaLttr. vif* ot
'"Wlaaer. deattat. aad ttirea a«ni.
- Mttm. wlw Bvai all Bllea north
of bare. WlUlan Barton of lluikofee.
JOW< and Maaea aaxtaa of n«ar rert i
'^inUK^MUMial arraafffaMDU ba*a not |
kaaa eawplatad. peadlaa ward from Mra i
Wlaaar. «ho it in Loa Anfelaa. but burtti
WW be aadat diracttm «( iba TtiKaa* t
fvparaJ bem«. {
DRDEiHNQUESI'
ProbBtrr Death of Contrell,
Shouse, to Be Made;
Daughtrey Tells of Going
to Sleep Before Crash With
Train \
u\
' WtmU Inqueet Into the death of
Dr. E. C. Cantreli and Paul P.
BbouM, vbo were killed when their
•ntoraobU* enuhed into a Frisco
freight train early Monday morning
~irUMi~Ua| rtrtet croaslnc on Olen-
'Stintto«(l via b« b«ld thla erenlng
•MiMat-tbft'clbtra] police lUtlon.
Dr- Murray C. Stotu, Greene county
'.eofoptr. Mtiauneed tai> morning.
' Robert Daughtrey, who was sert> I
r'l.v'v '.'ij-:'r(1 !n !hr ^n^v.^ (i».>.li wl^^'
able to niake a drpo^ltlOll to ihc j
^ - ■ • r -. #...<■ ,
field BapUal hosptui, where he ia a j
patient. I
Met in Restaurant
The youns man told Doctor Sione
that iM-toM attaoded a show alooe
Sunday erenlng and that he had
taat Cantreli and Shouse allerward
and had gonn with them to a res-
Uurant to rat
Later the trio drove to the mu-
lUclpal airport Doctor Cantreli was
greatly Ui'crrstrd In nvinlion «nd
had ir.»(le arranKnnentj to uWr a
flying course only a few days before
lito death.
. TlM crash occurred aa the three
Imnw men were returning to town
trem tha. airport, aooordtng to
Daughtrfy Ihls morrUiig. Ho ««s
k«l«l> la the back fti ol the \cUan.
lM nil«L and Uw otbcr two were rtd-
Ing In front,. with Shouse driving.
'pMifhtrcT. the only •urrivlns oc-
cupant ot ttao Ul-I«t(d car. Mid he
dM not Mtt the tnOn and did not
rfm»mb<r the cr»»h He hiul noi
twii informed .\fl Uc!«y of thr
.llcatU At bla two companlotu.
^1.^ ''i->*af«Bla Utn N»w
Pfmtttmr^ ptninU. Mr »"'* ""■
Omnthiun Btindnv rMnrn»d «i nn
InquMt at central police staiion
MIM Oranthsm. IS-yf.w-olrt Wal-
,«| Rccr't
fYed Daujhtrfy. who fcrmerly llvfd
In Sprlmflctd liut who now rarfda
Id OratnUaM. vara with him today.
Up had Ttsitwt thrm tn nrefnHrtd
Sunday.
Fiiiifral »ervicM tot Doctor C«n-
lr«ll ^ra held at uie iiunir ol hu
parenla. Or. and Mra. L. E. Can-
trrll. At Orfrnflflrf. «l 'J ^0 oVIrvk
thl.'. iltfrnooii ^^t» TtfyrrtuA W.
B. PiiutI'. Fraabytcrian nitiiikVcr ol
Werton uA loaf -time trintd of the
Cantralla. took part In the aarrtoe.
•ad tba Blaa Lodge Maaons were
OtekMriS^^'Mui Ueyar, and
tlennain^MMd ot eprtngfleldwent
ka OreeaneM thU afternoon to aerre
M pallbearere. Others from here
vho atteadad the funeral were Dr.
•nd ilra. MOrray C. Stone. Dr.
Bertram Meyer. Di. O n Lemmon,
Pr. T T. Uinbargci. Mis. Clmilr.
|UI«|, Mlia UicUla MorrU. Mi. and
Mra. J.p..OaiitreII. and Mr«. C. E.
McBee
The body of 8bou«e %as taken to
Greenfield at noon lodav for
luDenU-aarvtoM and burial there
yredneaday
Faal BrtfarTUamed
-rait drlTlni and poor Judgment
ett-UM-pari-ot ?- O. Jotuuon »«s
tlta yndtelt • ooranrr'a Jury InvetU-
.Catta/ilMdiRh of Mtaa Mad«e
«raa rldlns crathed Into a farm
•man tfrlvtn by V^ oinvtr on u.
fi. hlftairay^intl;^ ttb OaqutoU f tah
Tiatchcry Saturday evening abmit
^•:aQ. Jdbiiito was guiding the mo-
|tor«yc)e to which Mln Grantham's
Mdaear «u attached.
• Wtteeaara TeaUf y
- Klgbk vltoeasea testUled at the
bearing Monday night The farm
Wftgon waa very UlUc. If any, off
llM rlcht aMa ot tha highway, the
Jurors decided from the testimony.
Those who were called to the
etand wera F- a. Johi»»on; riora
Hoiiph. who waj* on a motorcycle
following the one thai craslied. b.
H. Brooksblre. policeman; Lee
Wllherspoon, deputv .•Jierlff; J. H.
Ellison, who lives near the scene of
• the accident; O. V. Smith, motor-
cycle patmlman; Dr. E. L. Carl-
wrifht; and Tom Olnger and his
aoD tewia-
.liinr Painrl
The Jury was made up oi t». .\i.
Payne, foreman. W. H. Fc.^pcrman.
^P. J. Maittti, E. J. Sage; A. J Ooley.
«irt<SbU^ Canon. Dr. Murray O
8tona^ Oreena county coroner, con-
doctediha loqueat.
:,' PHtMnJ aenrioaa (or Viim Oran-
tbam win held at a o'clock this
' ancnwoa in th* Methodist church
>» Wain"* drove, with the Rev-
tnadJ. T. Stiennan offtdatlng. In-
terment took place In Oreenlawn
~ ewnetary thara In charge of Brim
•nd Sons.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Inquest held into the deaths of Dr. E. C. Cantrell and Paul P. Shouse.
Page 2: Dr. E. Conrad Cantrell was killed.**
Page 6: Miss Bess Harlin and Langston Pease were married.**
Page 8: James L. Senter divorced Pauline J. Senter.
Hisa Kishimura divorced Ikuta Kishimura.
Page 9: Mrs. Demma Barton Hombeak died.** '
Angus Dupree died.**
Roy Morris died.**
MRS. demIia barton hornbeak
Wn Hombeak. «5. who died yesterday
morning at her home. 501 South Grant
avenue, will be held at 3 30 oclock this
aftamoon In the Thleme funeral homo on
Benton avenue. Burial will be in East
L*wn oamttary. Mra. Hornbeak la eur-
j;lT«d by tbra* aona. Asa Barton, who
!^* "'' ™"" north of Springfield- Wll-
iAT-«^'*?" °f »<u«'»o««. Ok la., and
Maion Barton of near Fort Worth. Texas
BOT MORRIS
The body of Roy Morris. 3-year-old aon
of Mr. and Mra. John Morrta, formerly
of 733 West Mount Vernon street here.
has been sent to BprlnRfleld from Buffalo.
N. v.. where the child wa* killed Bun-
day. Punerai services and burial will
be In charge of the Herman H. L«hmeyer
funeral home. Besides the parents, three
brothers and one rioter «urvtve Mr.'»
Charlea W. Anderson. 430 West Mount
Vernon street, U • great-aunt.
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lAY FATAL CRASH
AT RAIL CROSSING
TO CARELESSNESS
Coroner's Jury Finds That
Two Were Killed Oue to
Neglect and Carelessness/
On Part of Car Occupants 1
RECOMMEND WARNING |
SIGNAL BE INSTALLED;
Reveal Freight Train May
Have Been Standing -Still
When Speeding Machine^
Rammed Into It
T^HE death of Dr. E. C Cintrcll and
Pmil P. Shouw. who wrrr ktlird
I when their otitotnoblle crashed Into
I a PrlKco frelitht train early Monday
i momlns. wa« due to "nefilact and
rareleMtneiwi on the part of the orcu-
pant* of the automobile." arcordlofr
to the verdict of a coronera Jury
reached lac nieht.
An InqiiAat wt* held at the Central
police station, a' which four wit-
neaaea wer« examined and the deposi-
tion of Robert Daughtrey. who
Mrtoualy injured Id th« rraah.
r«ad by Dr. Murray C. Stone. OrMD*
eounty coroner.
• H* accident,' ihed new ilg(%it pa th«
rraah Prom hia te»llmony It ap-
peam that the aiitomotilfe In which
the three victims wrrr ridin?. hit
_ the frelsht car while the train waa
either KtnndlnK allll rir waa movlnf;
\rr\ nlo«ly.
, The train crow, hefore leaving the
' rity, waa conapelled to take out •
' rfama«ed freight car. In recotipllng
the train atopped on the Olenstone
' road croeelng about three miniitea.
Mr Baker fKlii H' Miifl liln ln\e5tl-
eailon revealed that the fifth I
.freight car from the loromoilve waa]
•■'"• — • ■■' , ■'•-: — • during
'hr hull ,
I Thin teatlmonv. coupled with the
fact that the automobile tore large'
hole« In the aide of the freight car.
left the Jury an'l the coroner to l>e-
licve that the arclricni occurred diir- «
Ing the halt. If the accident had
happened whll^ the tram «ae mov-
I Ing. the automobile would have hit
' a ear nearer the middle of th» train
♦ ♦■
I I NOTirr.n cattlr <;« aru
♦ ♦.
1 Mr. Baker xald that meml>era of
the train crew mere not aaare that ^
; an accident had oc-iirred until the
' train reached Roger»v|||c. One of
' the hrakrnicn noticed, however he
dald. from the cabooee a» ihe rrum
. waa polling out that the cuttle guard
at the croaaing waa torn down
Olhrr.'* » no le^llfleO i ere W K
Wchh. police offlf-rr » hr> nn'wrrcr k
call to the acene; Jeaa Smith. h»m- I
burger aland operator, mho men' to
the acene when told by paMlng totir-
. lata that he had aeen the body of a
, man near the croaaing: and Floyd
Pox. who took a W. L Starne ambu-
lance to the iwene lo pick .ip ih» .r.-
' Jured men.
The coroner'a Jury. In t:« verdic
aald It deemed It advii«it5> ar.r; rf-
ommfiidrd that a rcrl «:;r.«: blok be
Installed at the croaking. Mr. Bakrr
told the Jurv that the hiehmay de-
partment the citv and 'he railr"».rt
have marning »lgi;» at the cronaing.
, but no Ugh* algnal.
mm GIRL WED
lUsittant Cashier ot. West;
Plaint Bank .Varnes Miss. 1
Bess Harlin '
Pui-a' t, ■ \. 's.
TIIATBR. Mo mu: M. - Mita Brtu ,
ftuUa. papular 0/Hrk^ r:rl. and Lanc-
•••• 9»m»r. afc»;--.i'' r.,.>.:.- <,{ tf,p '
JRTeM Plaina bar.K at \\».i riaiiis.
|to«w> msmed at T^B\.r toMcht hv
fta* B»»«r»nd T ^.'•< ;.;•<■: ■■• ^u>
§f. K. clltirrh of M'r»t >>uiii«.
BoCIl ara niembcra of pionec
pmtral OsarK* (jn..l!>< M:>« H.i.'i:i.
fe • tfsuchter nt Mr. anl M-- 'cc
Ibrtta. naDagrr of the Hi-' <' !
jWrt>ol— al« Oroper con.p*r-.\ i.-
Spring. Ark. f.-.c « i.iu. of
B. Hu-lln of Weal rialn-i
Wm»\at John C. Harlin of
Is » ion of Prank Peaae. i
Uui(atoa-Peaae Mercantile '
ef Waat Plalna. He la a
•t the Langston brothers.
eC o«M of th« pioneer
■tabtlaluBeiita In thi* '
Mirt 9t the gtjito. U» U a«crrUry of
;W0 WM FUbu chamber ef com- I
Both are coU«g« graduate',
having att«n<l«d tb« U^i-
trtcedt and reUtlvM of the '
•i WMt PUUm
7.
the
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Japanese Granted Decree by
Sohmook; Another Woman
Fights for Child
Tw© divore* decree* were gnnUd
Itt etivult oouH T«*terd*y afternoon
bf Judge John Sohmook of dl«Ulon
MM. • June* L. Banter wm granted^ a
divorce Irora Pauline J. 8»nter, ind
Hlea . BUshlmura wa* given a divorce
from Ikuta Ktehlmura. The Kiahl-
murae' are native Japaneee and were
married In Japan, but came to the
United Btateii «oon after thfir mar-
riage. In 1034, and have been em-
ployed at the Oklno dairy (arm near
ftxtngdeld.
It waa a "parenUI marriage."^ ar-
Siuiged by the perenta of Mr. 'and
Mis. Klahlmura according to the
mental ctutom.
I ASKS CUSTODY OF CHILU I
One of the most bitterly (ought
eaaaa to coom up la crcult court thia
term la tht habeas corpiua auit o(
Itra. Ann« »*yB ^ravrwr to ^Italn
y flaw! cm ot IImt cblM.
I^ yttatm W(
Mra. Brewer charges that at the
ttme o( her eeparatlon (rocn her hue-
bud. Clyde K. Brewer on September
«. ha ■^tole" the chUd during her
<lM»iw tram home and took It to
tiM home ot hla mother and (ather.
Ut. aad Mra. Xi»wU Brewer, of Oreen-
fleld. TIM chlld'a mother charges
that her motherlnlaw Is not capable
of caring for the child becatiaa of
poor health.
♦ ^*
t ASKS DIVOKCE j
« 4.
^_, ilr . answer to thIa charge.
Bn»wec and hla pannta aasert that
bis vtfk'li people are 'Migratory and
unaet|tatf" and have no meana with
which m rear the ehUd properly.
A divorce peutlon (tied at the
MBM tun* by Mra. Brewer and
charging n«n-aupport. cruelty, and
neglect wUl be tried at the January
Unn ot Greene county circuit court.
In thla' peUtlon, Mra. Brewer charge*
that b«r husband gave all hla earn-
loss to hU mother and that when
twins were bom in January, he so
iM(lectMl her that they died.
TO DR. CANTRELL
Funeral Services Held
Crash Victim at Home
Of Parents
for
! A Breat ntimber of rrlatlvea and
' frlfnd« of Dr. E. Conrad (;»ntrell.
bjii liiKlielil ilriil>:n( who WB* killed in
en automoblle-trnln crash here early
Monday muniliiK, ullciidrd the fu-
neral nervlres at the home of hi*
parrnl.i. Or. niid Mre. Louln E. Can-
trrll. nt fJrmifleld yrilerdny ari*r-
I OOll.
I The Rrverrnd William R. Russell.
I pastor of the Everton Presbyterian
: -.hurch. and ItfelnnK friend of Doctor
' Cantrrlt'n femlly. conducted the f\i-
r.eral arrvlrea. The Reverend Lewla
n. Annrhutz, rector of the St. John's
Fpliropnl church, a personal friend
of Doctor Cnntrpll. al.^o spoke briefly.
I Many Springfield friends of Doctor
Cantrell were pre.ient et the funeral
■-erviirK. A ktchi prn(u.5lon of In-
I descrlbnbly hcHiitlful flowera gave
I evidence of the larRe number of
Iriends of the young dentist.
Burlnl was In the Oreenlawn cem-
etery. The .service wna under the di-
rection of the Mn.<;onlc order.
PallbenrerK were: M. E. Morris.
Miller: John E. Meyer and Charles
W nilfv nf SurliU'flelfl HollK Toory.
Hlntcr. nnd (ifirdiiM Weir Bhd Orion
Rxi.siscll of CSreenfield.
ANGUS DUPREE j
FunfTsl services for Aiirus Duprer, 74.
who died Sunday at his home, 1115 South I
Main avenue, will be held at 9 o'clock
thtt morning in St. Agnes Catholic 1
church. Burial will be In St. Mary .<.
cemetery under- direction of the Her-
man H. Lohmever funeral home. A wife
rnd four daughters survi\e, the latter
Including Mrs. Dan Webb of Springfield.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1929-LEADER
Page 3: Winfield S. Hulett died.**
Page 5: Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy died.**
Page 7: The estate of Mrs. Isabel Ward is in probate.**
Page 8: Inquest held into the death of Dr. E. Conrad Cantrell.**
Page 14; Mrs. Demmie Barton Hombeck died.**
John F. Hawkins died.**
Henry P. Smith died.**
Birth reported.**
Daughter bom September 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Rex P. Kreider of Route No. 8.
Page 16: Miss Lucille Justus and Mr. John E. Cook are engaged to marry.**
Page 18: Robert B. Taylor died.**
I •-«iir- T" •■TTptiri
_LCH» C i U H I I LulI
FUNERAL OF FATHER
^
9ff?lti-iW
left Tuwltj^ 1"T ,
JIM nnwfal)
Wlnl
nuiitf 1. 5prin{(lfld
of Mra. tiuui'm t»lhri. WlnflrW B.
)lul«tl, *>io diMi Moo<U7 at the
i^talM<M<^ kMplatc • hmtt tm
'^K fAiITT hm In «t>*'U»faliw
c«pBrtaMnla. 47» Caat Walnut auvvv
..stbti« b* -fraTdrd (gr it» Rorthvnt-
Vrn Wi™ c«anp«nj- «f StrtltaC. m.
Jnty moved Irom hrr* tu ciiiriiKo
'sr'H*Bii"?jijrrw«d *r hu-mite, ^ai
Hl*rfatt««tnc ' bhthfrpti. tin. W. A.
Tnilley nf N»« Tork. Mr« ni««orih
lifiixrr, 8prtn|iield. John Hulstt. Chl-
r»(0. tnd Rtrbtrd Hul«t».. St. Louis:
tlnn by hH molhfr. Mr» EmilT Hulrlt
o' Walrrloo. lo«i>. i>n<i lil» broi her.
pnx Hiiletl. of W»t»rloo.
UbK I B. TAYLOR, f
VETERAN PRINTER, DIES
04. r«t«r«n
who InaUlIed
machine* ot
m 1806. died
hl« home In
SUBS MOTBU'S ESTATE
•Olnat Um eatau ot Inr moUMr.
Ml*. iMbel Wuo. Hoc Mie nr aenleee
in ctnn* for her for four y^ut and
10 months durlnn hrr lut l<l::ca: vss
trifd III pcobiir roiir; this «f>."Tioon
bcton a Jury. p. W. Bamtt r*pr*-
•nted the W«rd mtAtt and Jtrry
PcDton r«pr«Mat«d ttn. CtOboun.
Mr. aiKt .Mrs J. II .l'i»ivi« •■;
Brannoii •nnotiiirr lh» »n(;««rnitiil <<f
thrlr daughter. Liirlllr. to Mr. John
♦■ r(vvk. «ni\ of Mr Blul Mr« .Inhn
'N rook of Ty^BrKspd. Ark T7ir
I WcOrilng will take place av Btaiwoii
BIRTHS
4 Ml . uliU
B43 Norm
or a
I trinbrr Jl.
iVll:». 1 . o. < .1111). I.I 11. oi
Clay, aniiourirc the l)lrih
rtmichter. Blanche Hrlrn. Srp-
Mr, nfifi
Route Nit.
the l^lrth of
32. at thrlr home
Mri.. Rrr P. Ktrlder, of j
H. S|)niiKficJti. aiinoiincr
daughter. September I
B. njrior.
printer and macblalat,
Um nrai t^pv-aetttac
.Um Sprtaffleld Leader
•uddenljr yesterdnr at
i^num, Waah. i
Newa of Mr, Tav|r>r> r'rn'ri ni-. r<-
celved today Joy Mrs. Cli:ir!r^ irnvn-.
90i WadV.'Oatral aue«t. a former!
neighbor. Mr. Tfiylor 1«. mirvlvnl by '
. ilia JtUe, -U»»*e »<ytia, a {1.iui,'litcr audi
aeveral brothere.
The veteran typoftraplirr liiAlalled '
three linotype inarhlnr* for T1i»' '
I>c8der whfii the re»'p.-»i-.)r wnn hm'>-
Ushed on CoUepr utr^cf ni ilie rr.-ir of:
the present alle of the Hrrr Stores S. I
J. . TUfany and Tom Rhoadea. who I
•tin ara employed by Tt\t Leader,
were fellow emnlnves of Tftvlnr nt the '
time. I
Funeral aerWcea prat>ably will be I
conducted at Enutn.
City Woman Dies
In Auto Accident;
Body Brought Here
The bodr of Mri. Kli.->twth Km-
p»rtT. •«. fijT raany years a miouit
-• nnrlnfTitt Tibe |na HMMMMi
ixy In an antoCMMla aOWBl^
Biiffslo N. T. xrrU'd hrre toda>
for bunal.
Arnol of Mr». KmnMfr'k bodr
ir<d* It aprvirent that an error had
been made In a telesram re«el»ee
Sunday from Buffalo. which aatd
that Roy Moms. 3-7ear-old (raod-
aon of the aon-.an. bad (Men kUl>rl
and that the rbild'a bodr «<mld be
aent to tbU cut 'or burtal. aclatl««e
believe that the boy probably waa
badir tejated and tbat hto ^ttiir
made a mistake In her telegram to
relatives. »i»inc the rame "Roy- la-
•lead of that of bla atandMottaer.
j ' Mia. Kennedv. a alaterlalav ef
, Mr*. Charlrs W. Anderson. 4» We»t
j Mount Vernon street, left Sprlap- j
I field recently to tif* wfth her '
daotbter. Mra. John Morrta. a tonDM|
b(oS
eesWent of this nir w«ic rr
Buffalo sevfrsl yrtn «^.
ruoeral ananceaMota ac»
plctabot aervlcee probably wtn be
tiHHliHled nMay, wttb bwirlal uDder
direction v f Ht:n-.sa Lotir.e)rr.
Dl
'■tm.i^
pip"
Carelessness Cause of Crash
:^4(iliino.TwOr is' Inquest
Verdict
"N«al*ct and c.r«lM*naM on the
p«rt of the oecuptnu of tha sutomo-
blle" were blamed In the vrnllct of
-the ccronrr^ jury iMt tiiRTit Tor tnp
death o( Dr. E. Conrsd Cantrrll and
Paul_p^ BtiooM In tbe. autotnobtl*-
traln crsah aarly Monday morning.
Th» Jury. howe»er. recommended that
a red signal block be Inatallrd at thr
Oleiulone croaalnf.
The Inqueil -was held at Central po-
lice utatlon Four witness** were
eiamliicd and the depodtlon o(
Robert Daughtrey. who waa aerloualy
Injured In the oraah. waa read by
Dr. Murri>> C f..i.i-. iirr(r.» >-.-.\iiiij
coroner.
Testimony of W. F. Baker, rrlaco
claim agent who invettlsated the ac-
rldfnl. Indicated that the aiitomoblle
I In »k:hlch the three \ouiik' nirn ncrc
riding hit the iraiij either »hile It
ttus «l«urtinK »•-!!! or •*«« niovins very
slowly. The train rrew. bclore leav-
ing tba'clty. took out a dainaged
freight car. Mr. Baker aald. While
recotipIInK the train. It was stopped
on the Olanatone road croialng about
thrfe inlinitc'. lie Trstltiert. siirt ihr
fifth freight car frort the locomotive
waa acroM tha pavement during the
halt. The claim agent aald members
of th» trsln rrrw did not knnw ;>i'
arcldeni had ocrurrert ui 1 the tr»:ii
rf :i. I:i''1 Rocrrfvllle
Other* who testified were W. K.
Webb, police officer, who was called
to the scene; Jess Smith, hamhiircer
^t-^nrl oprratrir. whr» wrn' To" Th»-
^rt■n^ when tol<l tjy a pasMnK tourist
that a body had been found; and
noyd Fox. driver of the W. L. Btame
ambulance wlilch picked up th* in-
Jured men.
Daughtrey was reported to be In
I Improved ronrtllinn to^sy He Is In i
'the SpT-ln;'(iPl»I nnpltx' l-.'<^pii«l Mtid
.' ••. m-iiiinl rin' h' •.';ii rri...\<T
', l-*iir!'i»t •.*•! '. ■ '':' f.-T n«". r ( a:;-
trell wer held realerdav afternoon at j
the home of his psrents In Oreen- |
field. Services for Paul Shoiise were
to be held at f.rcciiflrld Ihls af er- ■
noon. .
Mrs; I.utle Canlrell. wife of fVv-tor |
Cnnlrell. who li rfroverin,: trr>ni in
j operation In a Kanaas City liospiial. !
I was unable to .I'trrd tl-e f';:-en' "
I •■erMie> She has txr:-. •■^•r;■"l^;'. ..;
for Mverat days. '
rv::: --^ ■
DEATHS
MR]t. DE.MMIK R.^KTON nORrOIECK
Funrrnl services fnr Mr^ !>emnile nar-
Iriii lliinihci'k. h.'i. vierr ii.n.hictctl ihl'. e'A-
eriioon at the Tlileiiic lumtul liuinr. 1617 ■
Hoonvllle avenue, bv the Hevereiid Tlionias j
II Wiles of Oram Avenue liaptlit church. ,
liit> t Mrnt III. k ; Inr>' :•. Km ' ; I. no'! t'-rii'--
I<-|) Mr> Mill .-.lifi k (li'-(l ji( l.ri limi;"-
■""I South Uruiil avtj.uc U uewlav. iJlie •• •
tWn<iHI'by three long, luflutllnt Aaa Btr^r
,too. who llvgg north 4 ol Springneld, mm i
III
- - JOHN r, HAWKINS • • -I
■l^Mtm'r. Mawklna. 71. died Tutadar nifht |
«t hl« home. 80» SouUi Urani avenue. He i
t» •arrived by hl« Wife, and by thre« |
sona and four daugUtcts. b.s lollons. .WllL:
T'" of Aurora. Colo., und John and Alex J
of ."^prlfiKfl'-ld: Mr- Frma floetr. of Ht I
I.otil*. and llie MLssr^i (Irnrr. F.ll.-abetli, :
Niiii Minnie I'f .Siirinsffl.I fsnrrsi ^Tv- •
Icea will br helil at Kllngnera chapel at •
J o'rinck Thuradav afternoon In charge
"f llir r.tMroiitl M .*.. Wrioil with In- ■
irrmeui m Greeiilawn cemetery.
BENRT P._aMITn^-
r Henry >. Bmlth. IS. died early todty at
' Ml homt at 1100 Weal Locuat ttrttX H« .
l« 'urvh-ed nr n brother. II M Hmlth
and a «l«ter. Ml«« Anna flmlth hoih of
eipiii glield fv'i'-ral ^^r^ll<•^ a;I: ("■ '^ll
f<l It «:eloek maty mornlna at Klingne r'l ,
' rhtpel, with tha neverfnrt H. A Wood of. ;
lUciaiing. Intern-eni. *»> be In id m
Mtawlwood vciiNtrr.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Page 3: A daughter Grace Marie Kreider was bom September 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Rex P.
Kreider of Route No. 8 Springfield.
William Sciirieber died.**
Page?: Henry P. Smith died.**
John F. Hawkins died.**
Page 14: Robert B. Taylor died.**
DEATHS
HfNBT r. HMTTH ,_..^
runerat a^rvlrea for H'nry F ■nUUl,
7g. who died early yeaterday at hla tKHM
at 1100 Waat Locuat »tr»»t. will fe« IMI4
Friday nmrning a'. 10 o cloclc al th#
Kltpgner funeral home followed by tBttr^
m*n\. in Haa^lwood cemetery. H» U aur»
vtved bv a brothfr. H. M SmlUi, tud •
(later, i4lM Anna Smith, botb ot tytlaa*,:.
field.
jom* r. iiAirKni.<« - '>?.
Fiir^aral a^rvir^g for John r. Ravfellli^
71. who died Tuaadav night at hla bosi*.
gni Bouth Grant avenue, will b« lMl«
»hM afternoon a'. 1 o rio<-k at tha ICbn(>
tier funeral homa follnw»«i hy inunoMit
in the fireenlawn r«m'*ery with tb*
nereren'l H A Wool offirla'Ini He IS
survived bT hla wife, three B«n* aii4
four riaufhtera.
iU
S(ftlRIEBER, 74.
AFTER OPERATION
WltblAM
DIES
otrnm *«m*tli»nMt, oiM'rMtw
•a optnlloa. f
Ur. Behrtlber' formfrlr nwnM .tad
ap«Mt«d A Urt* tmtm n—t tk* rui-
brtfBt pump tUtloB. north ot BprUtg-
ftold. About a***!! raonthi «r> >>•
wtBt to 0t- I<a^l* (Of madie*] tiMt-
nailt !!• »• iUtTlTed by • tltn. who
tMldM la 0«nBftnr.
TIM body wiU-b* •taippctf to Bprinc-
floM foe fUBtrtl ••r»l»M at th« St.
Jehn'i E»»ngrilcil churth n 3 no
o'eleek Sundays alwrnoon with ih« j
lUrarend O. BehuHs offlclatlnn. Bur-
Ul will b« In E«»l lJ«n rrmfifrj-
under direction of w L 9i«rne
mortuary.
VETERAN PRINTER DIES
AT HOME IN WASHINGTON
Rob«rt B. Taylor, 64. veteran printer
and linotype machlnltt. who person-
ally InvUlled the flmt typesettlnft
machines unert by The SprlnRfleld
Leader In 1806, died auddenly Tues-
day at hl« home In Bnum. Wa«h .
frienda here learned yesterday. A re-
port of his rte»th was received by Mn».
Charlea Fraree, 604 Weat Central
street, a former nelchbor. Mr. Taylor
la BurvlTed by hia wife, three sons, a
daiiKhlcr and Mvrral brothers.
8. J. Tiffany and Tom Rhoades.
BtiU employed by The Leader, were
fellow employes of Taylor at the time
he Insulled the first three linotype
mschlnes In the plant which then
waa located on College street st the
rear of the site now occupied by the
Heer building.
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1929--LEADER
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2: Jolin Nunn died.**
William Schrieber died.**
Mrs. Mary Jane Mashbum died.**
Lawrence E. Pierce died.**
William J. Herrford died.**
Fred R. Angwin died.**
Page 7: Marriage license issued in Kansas City to L. Frank Hare, 21, of Kansas City and
Miss Harriet M. Reed, 21, of Springfield.
Page 16: Mrs. Anna Faye Brewer, now separated from her husband Clyde E. Brewer,
won custody of their four year old son Dennie Lee Brewer. She is now living with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McFall of 2350 North Missouri avenue. Her husband is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Brewer who live near Greenfield. [This is a long article.]
JOBK njjtnt ..
•nr-^nif uf JBim Kuiih. ' a-maBUii-cM
-^a t MX, aa4 Mrs. John L. Norn •(
Mt7 Raaisor aveawe. was takeo overlaBd
today to Wast Plalas far funaral scrrl£ei
! and burial. The child died at home late i
Wedneidar faternoon. J W KUncner i
had charts at burial arranBemenii. ,
WULLIAN SCHSrCBCa
runeral serrlccs for William Schrlcbcr. I
:<. Ore«Dt county farner who died Wed-
hssday la a St. Lo«U bot'pltal. will be
I I
hold at St. John s Kraafelical ebarctt hero |
Sundsy afternoon at 7:** o'clock, with
the Rerertnd O A. SehuUx orridattnr. •
Intsroicnt will take place m Ea.M Lawn i
cemeterT In charfe of Blarne'* mortuary. I
Kir. Bchrlebcr formerlv o»n»d and oper-
ated a Htetw (arm n^^r Um PulbcichtJ
pump !it«tlon. north «<f Sprtiictirld. b'lt
about icren months ago lit vriu '.c S'..
Loult lor medlral ireatment. He U aur-
Ttvad by a sUUr, who resides to tier- t
many. t
MBS. MABT JANE .tlAtBBVBN
Mrs. Mary Jaas Mai.ihara. IS. died
Wsdaaaday alabt at her beaa on rural I
route a. atrafford. 8ho is stirrlved by a
»on. Wiley, Bprmtdeld police officer, and •
by three brothera and two alatets, a^ ,
follnwii: John Ollliiple. Strafford: Joe :
' Giilispi* or Kennrwlck, Waih.: and Albert
Oilimpie. who iWea In Oklabooia: Mra. M. |
I P. Pierce af Sprlnsfleldr and Mrs. Martha |
J Ann Stroud of Fair Play. Mo. Punrral '
t lerrleei-wiH-be held at 1> oslo«k^rxi<Uj-.
! morninf at Bass chspel. followed bT burial ;
In Baasvtlle r^meterv. J W. Xllnfner j
is In rharte of arrannrmrnt^. ;
i.AH'KF..s(-r. r. Pir.Rci- i
I l.awrrnre E ^1'rrr. Mt. who -"-'
Wedneidsr night at hi* home «l I^3,^ i<>(
Thomsn stre^. U surrtved by hi* wife, .
• »nn tnrt Inn i1iiii!hi»r«. all three children !
: small, and by hi* lamci J &. r.c;.:r. a^^
j Urtf In Weat Virilnla. Ha it al«o survived
: hT a brother Bryan of Detroit. Mich . '
and hv a »l»ter. Mr< Ejitelle Nixon of
. Kansas City. Interment «'l!I he held In
Oreen Lawn c.emetery in charge of J. W.
Klingnrr. but ^.rfral arrangements are
incomplete.
w\
WILLIAM /. ■«««fO»?, «,«-,.
trd five K)n. •■ followi: Mra. J»rTy
I Gentry. Wltflnt. Col: Mr. How»r Poland.
MA Olio of Trenion. Mo. R«T •"""^
;• ihnrnftMrt ' P nf H^Timsnd Col.
.r.e rirt o' P. '"^r;.-.. M« T-o ••''".>^';*
MO .!*« ..ir<U' Th» ho^v «.II proh.bir
■1. •,•».. tA T^.•^r?t»l'? !*
,,, . ■ .. ..,■■< ■,-r.' t
o/,W. L. »i»rnf.
dirretlon
1 rntv a. anowih
' Tt^ n Anrwln. SO. who ••» ''•'"'■'I
in Springfi'M »nd who formerly '•"•'J'
• Khool in Otirl .nd Nro*ho. dif^ vidd»>nlv
Wtdne»d»T •! hl» honi» tn Pin»b.jT|h,
Kin nf»r whfrf h» »»» prlivlpil of •
. ronwilldiud school. Mr. An|«m *••
■ fdltor of th* Oiark Rfp<jblir«n •» or.»
timf Hf l.« survived bv hi» wif». •
■ daufhUr. H»»«l 'Ho tftfh»« '.n Mi«ml
OkI« • wn Utynird. of Cfd»r r.r ■'«
{■ and O«rdon at homr. W F Vau|h»n
of 'lO«0 Harrison itrffl. «pr<nBfl»ld.. who
*a« a brother-in-law of Mr. Angwin. w»nl
'o PiU«b'ir([ fodav lo a'tfnd the f'.m»ral.
Trhich »i;i b^ held there Frtdar »t : '.n
' o riock. followed bT burial Itifre MT .^^.^•
«in s mother live« ir. Branson and he
has • brolhtr AJjtl* '" OWUhom*.
will MM J- HFRRrORn
William J. Herrtord. ;J ^''^,^'?„' ^^,.:
inf In a hoapltal her. foHowinf an op*"*
uo'n. H. U^u^vlT.d f.T «our d.u,V..rr.
ard five aon. aa follow.. Mra. J»rrr
Thotmartln. Princeton. Mo. M" Bv>»"'
n^nirT Wii,,n. Co. ^r, Horner PlHird.
MO. Otto, of Trenton. Mo^. ««y •?«''',' .
nf Thnrnfleld. .f * of Hammand. C<»1.
and Md of 81. Joirph. M« T«" bro-herc
Md and Prank. wh» li^e near Bo><;«;- j
MO alao .urvtve Th* bodT will |»rob«btT I
" Ava Mo. lemorrow. Burial m^P"*"*-
r»m»f*rv there «ill he held und»r the
dlrretlon oh W. L. «iatne. . - ^
r»En a. anc.wix
PrM R Angwin. Ml. who wa» reared
m pprin«ft*ld and who formfrlv laujht
school in Otark and N*<>*ho. dif<J .uddenW
\t'»<ine.rf»T •' ht» home In Pitt»burth.
MARRtACr I.irrNSKS
Arthur Stnlth, .12. Si^-lla. Mo., afid .
Ml.ss Myrtle UndbauRh. 30. Rogers- ^
vllle.
Charley M. Campbell. 29. and
Ml.vi Martha Irene Ba«. ^* both
of Strafford
. Svdnev F Pierre 7i Cabool. and
MK<; Ida F Jop'.in l". Sprincfl'ld.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 7: R. S. Shamel died.**
Page 10: William Schrieber died.**
Mrs. Mary Jane Mashbum died.**
Lawrence E. Price died.**
William LHerrford died.**
Fred R. Angwin died.**
Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy died.**
M.ARHIAOE I.irFNSK* I
Arthur Smith. .12. of Syrllfl. Mo.
ftnd Myial« LlmbauRh. 30. of Rogera- .
vtllr "iCIo'TT'iioriev 'rff t 'a rrt'itr^T I. iv.ur
cmt;. Strafford, and Martha Irene BaA.'^. 24.
B, tbMtk^, of Strafford; Sydney F. Pirrce. 34. of
•* Cabool. and Ida F. Joplln. 17. of
L«ol«d« coontr."Wtr« h«Id rMt«rdar springfleld; and Baail Hemmlneway.
at Comp*UtJ«»o. with th. R.T John ,j ^^ ^,^ ^^^^^ ^^^ Ell7j.b«th Rlch-
B, TouDfblood o* BpnoKnald o«l- I ,._ _, ., ... ri,,>,..
tf.fut MO trlMdsud nUUTM
Oraof -all vnt ttik ■uinwiiMltwg oooa*
try. Tbt cburch wu filled and maoy
«n« (oread to aUnd outald*.
Ut. SlWBMl dlad ot •popluy
brtnifM on by ortrazrrUon wblla b«
vaa TUlUnc •( Um rMldanc* ot a
Btifbbor. O. TaactaTcn. B« wm «im
fooofMt of clftat ehndrtn and Imown
to hta frtoDds m nmel* Bob."
SltM •! tb* (isT* «M« la etiarg*
lod(* of Oaiiip«;Utt4».
ibj^EiMi, PUto and
Oompftmoa p»i4 ttMir iMt rMp«ct*
Mr. BhAtecl tm pnatdat oT ttV
Bank of Competition and a member
a( ttM aood roAdi committM.
DEATHS
WILUAM SCmUKBKB
_ Puneral •erylces for WJlJiam Schrlpber.
ft. OrMiM county fanner who died
Wtdnetday night tn a ho.pltal In St.
tool*. wlU be held at St. John's Evan-
nUcal ebnrch here Sunday afternoon at
f:M e'elock followed by burial In Ea.t
lAwa e«fneUry In charge of W. L. Starne.
acr. Oetulabar fomerlr owned and oper-
jMd • tana near riubrlgbt'a pump ata-
ISC^ TMMtljr vtnt to St. LouU for
■aadlcM treatneat, Be U lurrlTed by one
MM«t «b* Itn^ la Oaraiany.
u%
lABY. 2, IS KILLED «
Parents Hurt in Accident on
I Highway No. 5 South
Of Ava
. rpHE two-yetr-old daughter of Mr.
■ •'• unci Mrs. OmnvUle Walker of
Brixrv Or^rk ronnfv. »«< kil!«><l ;n an
automobile »cc:dpni on hichway 5 1
krui'cof A'. «» "ITif parriii* ar.o «n
oldrr dauBhtrr escaped *irh minor I
Injuria* when the car In mhirh they J
wrrr riding Kiruck lo<^se gravel and.
WB» up»et . I
Mr and Mrs Walker »nd the fo .
children were p'ckert up by a pualng j
car and ru.<»hed to Ava Th* baby (
w«« il^art Tih«*n 'hrv «rr:"ed at the
offir^ A( r>r n. M N'^Tn>'i
•^'^"' frrm The RhorH than Trom in-
• Juiica. I
Maahbam. «9. who died Wednesday night
at bar borne on rural rout* 3. Dtar
atlAftWd. vUl b« hald at Bass chaMl
at 11 e'eloek this nwralnc followed by
u In Baarrtll* oemttery under the
MU. KirzARrm kenncdt
Funeral ^ services for Mrs. Elisabeth
. K*noed]^.<4. iormer SprlnffleM resldeht
who was killed In an aatomeblle accident
at Buffalo. K. T.. will be held at B o'clock
thto morning in 8t. Aimea OathoUe church.
Burtal win be In 8t. Mart's cemeteiy
under dIrecUon of tbe Herman H. Loh-
mcyer funeral hotne.
dlroction of J. W. ICllngner. She is sur>
vlved by threa brothers and two sisters.
LAWBSNCK K. nticr
Funeral wrvlces for Lawrenre T. Prlrr.
19. who died Wednesday nigM at his
heme. 169S Thoman itreet, will be con-
ducted at 9 o'clock this afternoon In
tba J. W. KUngner funeral chapel. Inter-
ment will ba In Orecnlawo eemetery. Mr.
Prlco la BurrlTcd by his wife, a son and
two daughters: hla father. J. S. Price
of West Virginia: a brother. Bryan nf
Detroit. Mich., and a sister. Mrs. E.stelle
NUon of Kansaa City.
WIIXIAM y. HEBRrORD
William J. Herrford. 73. died yenlerdaT
morning In n hospital here foltowlni; aii
operation. His body will be taken over-
land from the W. L. Starne mortuaiT
this morning to Thomflcld. 13 miles south
of ATa. Mo. Burial will be In Plland
cemetery there thix afternoon. He It sur-
Tlved br four daughters and five son*,
an follows: Mrs. Jerry Throgmsrtin.
Princeton. Mn : Mrs. BIythe Opntrv. Wig-
gins. Col.: Mrs. Homer Plland. Olrndslr.
CaL: Mrs. Lee Ridge, Thomdeld. Mo.
Otto of Trfnton, Mo.. Rot and Ira of
Thorndeld. J. B. of Hammand. Col . and
Bd Of 8t. Joseph, Mo. Two brothers. Ed
and Ftank. who live near Bolivar. Mo.,
also aurvlve.
nUO R. ANOWIN
' Fre4 R. Angwln. SO. many reart a
resident of enrlngfleM. «)io formrrlv
taught achool. In. Osaj-k aad J<«osbo. died
aaddtnly at hla home in Pittsburg. Kan..
n«ar where ha was principal of • con-
aolldated whool. It was learned here
yasterday. At one tima ha waa editor
of tha Otark Republlean. W. F. Vauahan
of 1060 Harrison street here, • brolher-
Inlaw of Mr. Angwln. went to Pittsburg
yesterday to attend the funeral, which
will be held at 3:10 o'clock thla after-
noon. Mr. AngwIn'B mother lives In
Branson aad ha haa a brother. Algle. In
Oklahoma.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
The baby daugiiter of Mr. and Mrs. Granville Walicer of Brixey, Mo., was icilled in
a iiighway accident near Ava, Mo., in Douglas county. An older daughter was not seriously
injured.
Page 8: William J. Herrford died.**
William Schrieber died.**
Mrs. Mary J. Mashbum died.**
Lawrence E. Price died.**
J. P. Stebbinsdied.**
Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy died.**
Page 19: Sam A. Dickerson died.**
Page 26: Mrs. Herbert Walker announces the engagement of her sister Pink Howard to
Mr. James Russell Moir. The wedding will be Sunday.
Miss Edna Denny and Mr. Vernon Collison were married.**
.M^RRIAf-.K M( r.NSK.S
Ri^sll Hemingway. 19. and EUz.n-
br'h Rlrh'pr. 7] I-»nth of \%h (-.rmr
Ixan Hr»;nian P A^in (^•'^••- art'-;
Ona Unrtrr'-vood. 1?. E\rr'.on. .Mo.
DEATHS
>\M .\. I)H Kl.K^<»>
Th» tifxtf .' ' fi'li A
i>.
r^t'^p.
i|d man wl)a died lo lean-
(>(><1
'fin' Kfiort fnnrral itvrvlcea and borlal at
■Jhia at naitelwood cemcterr- ^*^ Uerasan
'K^ tiOhmryrr f unrral home Witt ba • tt
'Chart* «»f arTB'nfi»mei»l».
Veaaing AnnounceajL
MIf« Kdna IVntiT. dmnh»pr of Mf^
I and Mm. W. M. Denny, "f OxIW.way.
I wii.« married S^ptfmh^r in, to X!r
j Wrnon rollUon. aan of Mr. and Mra. •
I W. M. Common ot Tulare. CaJil.
I Ther wvre »tt«ndMl by Mr. aott \
Mm. Ben Colllwin of RoRersvUlr. Mo. '
Tbey wUI probably mak« ttimr hoa>t »
fn CoTIfornU
I .- - WILLIAM yClUtlKIIKII
iV.^VaiMrat aftiicta ton WUIUb Bchrleber, \
,Tf r.rfrnr rouDlT farmrr %ho «1t»<1 '
*;^><«<;»v ti> • l;osi|lal 1:. «» l./.ulV "kltl
«Mr,^M. av. 3;?o,i^vi(Kl( ilundar ai Si.;
Juiin a Kvaiicrltcal ctiurch line, roiluwrd
'by b«f»al III Ea»i l.a»n remetery in
' harge of Sliirni>'.i n)o»tii«rv H» i^ •"'-
».»eU to> one il'-lff «l>o loe* Hi *J^JL1'"ii.' -
^..^J'jiQarat aet\tcra tor Mra. Maiy J Ma*h-
bnrw, «irr"'#hii dfk-tf ar her ftom* r»Mr
lr».'"nen»
Ui^vllle cJmei
I WILLIAM J. HIlRRrOKD
Th« body of Will. am J Hertford. 13. who
d.fd Tl'.ufxliiv III n hoM.il.il here foUov. -
• MIR an xperatuin. was takrn to Thornltcltt.
13 iMlr^ vcriiili t>f A\ii. Mti . t'iday f'lr In
ivihI .Mivic'i) fiiU li.irul tliTT 111 J'll.iiiil
e^m^lery. Pour dauihtera and fiva noni
>.ii.i\«'. Ilk ti>llu«<' Mik. Jrriy TliioRmoi-
r ton. Pftnc»«ott, Mo.: Mr* BIrthe Uentry.
\M«gliu Colu , Mr» H.imrr Filiiid, CU'ii
, dale. Cat.; Mr*. I>e« Ri(l«c. Thnrnfieid, Mn :
' Utio Herrterd ot Trenton. Mo.. Ito)- and
[ Ift* ««f Tliornfteld; J S.,i.9t Hamnoonrt.
iCai.. aitd Kd. ol St. Joseph. ^ Two brothers.
1^ and Flank, live naat Bolivar. Starii': a
»Miaary hut chare* ol ftrr«n|fm*nta.
»•»»■ Jn riiarae of • W Kllncnei Onr unn
.Hii#y Ma«li(>iirn of flnrtii»nr|.i TVijr',
t \wnvsctir. "wfiir*
^^Ifiireral »ervir«»% jnr l.» entire r Pttrr.
MliF%rHM tflMl WvdneadAT nl|h; al lii^ Imm'.
t^AM^'Tbeinsa alr«*t, ware hald ihia mUtt-,,
iLitona in KUngner'* rhapei, followed br id-
irt*rmmt in Or»»n L«»n remrtery. Prlea
|MfnWnt»f4.;_b^^ I
f ^••'Ir'rf'i. a hnv ((rid »»o |irU
I
J r.->>-i4.iiHiN«i
l»*'Tlfra Hurty C Kvana and her mother.:
( Mi» \iiii» A .''"■bbiii.i. of f<2\ KhM turn- ,
bar«l «treet. returned Thursday from I»e»
liitoinaa. Jo»a, where they aere called bv
i.itt- u- mil of .Mc.i Kvai'..<' Rrandlather. J.
1 1>. Btebbina. ■S. Mr. Siebbina apant •aeh
{.•inter li> Hprlnirfleld for the pftil 10 years
1 and lii.l a iiiiiiiiiir of fdenda (lere. The
nqed man waa born lit 8omeraet»hlr«.
r.iialand. May 5, ia40. and earn* to Amrrte*
»|J|- a voufh Funeral^iervlcea were held
|:at Emmotiburr. iona. -' _.,'r*
MK>. i;i.iAAnKru Kr.NM;nv :
t<^ Vbriaral aervlrek for Mm Cllxaheth Ren- I
• i\rti\ «4. «h.i «'««. Killed in an automobile)
*< I I'i'M ::i Hiilf»Io N V . Kuiida\. ^rx- ,
held at 9 o(!o'k It-.l.i. n-.nriiinc at Ht Aanr.il
■UiAlie thurch, followed bv Interment In
• .cemetery. The Herman H Loh-
vc* lo cbarft el ■*'•
mii«eiiitDt«.
1
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2: Henry Ernest Cieaton died.**
William Schrieber died.**
J. P. Stebbinsdied.**
Hans N. Anderson died.**
Page 14: Angus Dupree died.**
DEATHS
HKNKT CR>rEf(T CLrATON
Henry Erneat Claaton. 10 a former
rraldenl ot Sprlntfleld, died rerently at
j Iha home ot ft dauf htrr. Mrs. Homer 8.
I Tucker, whom ha wan vUltlni In Bowling
rirern. Kv . II •"» Iratin-ri hrre ve«.trr-
>.rn Ml CUf.! "■.•.. uhn lM(1 birn Ihi:e
• I Louisville, aai. uperial field agent for
• ;.:r n..\,;t,:::r . r'!"'rn 'Te hart heen In
i tailinc health ainca he »ufferrd a paralytic
latroka two yeara aito. Mr. Cieaton waa •
: brotherlnlaw of Balem Cope of Sprlnjfleld.
WILLIAM SCHRIKRF.R
runeral nervlren for William Rrhrlrher.
I 14. Oreene county farmer, who died Wed-
iie«(lav In a hospital here, will be held
, at 3 30 oflock hundnv alirrnoi"! a' S'
I Johna Evaneellral church, followed hv
I hiirlal In Eaut Lawn cemetery in rhatcr
; of W L. Blarne mortuarv. One »i»tcr
' who lives In Ocrmanv ^urvhe.s.
J. P. RTF.BBINR
Mr' Harrv r F:\i<ii^ and hT mnt'irr.
■ Mrs. Anna A. Sirobins nl ti.:! J..:-; I
\ bard atreet. ha\e returned from iv^
Molnea. Iowa, whera they were called by
ibe death ot Mra. Evana' Rrandfathrr.
J. P. 8tebbln«. BB. Mr. Stebblna sprnt
each winter In SprlnRflelil for the pa.st
10 yeara and had many friends here He
wan t>orn In Somersetshire, Eneland. M.iv
h. 1840. and came to the United etafs
when still a youth. Funeral services
were held at EnmeUburg. Iowa. ,
fclO
unrt
Ivan
I' MARRIAGE LlfCXSRll
I Cvtrctt Tuter. 37. leonlum
I Z'lla War«. 31. of SprlnefieM.
Motnun, 19. of Aatx Orove. and Ona
Pndcrwood. 10. nf Bv«rten: tntl Char*
J«T B. Kldd*r. 43 M Fort Srnrr Kitn .
and MabelU Srown, t7, of Kant* <
mrieil#nii«i;ii;-.»v»' '
EUUBIED ...
IC^^CEMETERY
Funeral aenicc* tor AngUK Dupr«r.
«b0 tfl«d atidtfrair flCinday nlsht at
Vmheum, lllft South Main avcniw.
J»i« fc«W •» Bt. Acaw' citurcta »Uh
MHtl Is St. Uarya cnnaterw
Ur. Dupr«c was born In Cornwall
July 4. IB&i. and wiib bU
^ JBOWad to Mleblcan when he
ft yaara e( ate. He iwed moat
«t Ma llf«i|a Mfartit^f^ and lUlnou.
aselac «• tbla city la lOlT Mr.'
Dupr«« waa a rtalm adjtiatrr for thr
Ifitrmaltnnal Harve#irr rompanr of
America for 3^ ymn. Abnut nix frmiti
a«o be waa retired, and since that
Umm ha haa b«en la the (rocery
b«i«lneMi
Pallbearers were H. H Wrbb of «t.
Loula: J. P. Wclla. I. D. Dtshinan. O.
W. Lovell. H. R. Lefora and 8. R.
at Uprlngflald. aU of whom ar«
vltb tba International
H. N. ANDERSON. PIONEER i
OF SPRINGFIELD JS DEAD i
Hana N. Anderaon. 69. lonR-tlme j
. resident of Springfield and faiUer of ,
NfN F An<1rr<»nn. editor and manacrrr
of the St. Lotiin Tlmm. dlrd at hia
home. 731 East DeUnar street, at 3:45 ;
o'clocic yesterday afternoon. The '
widow and a daughter. Mlas C. J. I
Anderson, of Washington. D. C. also j
BTirvtve. '
I Mr. Andrraon waa a native of Den-
mark, having been txim there In
1 1860. He came to America while a
.\<niih ar.d .v-lllcd In C'.rrnio "^\niiy
In 1881.
Funeral nrrantcementa are Inrom- '
plete. Burial will be made undrr dl
j rectlon of W. L. Stame mortuary.
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1929 -LEADER
Page 8: Hans N. Anderson died.**
Sam A. Dickerson died.**
Henry Ernest Cleaton died.**
Angus Dupree died.**
J. E. Peltzdied.**
Hans N. Anderson died.**
ara tl|« t
4MitM#a. tin. 8. A.'
Urm. Tttoa. P. Reld of
'Chicago: Mrs. J. H McLean of Elk-
baru XadUna. and Mrs. Dan Webb of
th* home addreaa. two l>rothrr« and
X>M c^Mldven and one j
ot Bt. Joseph. I
wers bcra to attend the funeral.
DEATHS
''Oi'niv
•M*a rhe .on." the wl«|!?w IT
.M'>. r J Anrt'isnr- • \v» j . .
~»L<,_-.,.r\ivt. >;■ .^. -.:.oi ai '.
!{£' 0'»"SJ»^ but he- ca«e o the UMt«««^
.ta chant* .t»r Vamc* asanas ty.-
I - " ->?:''^. -i-=T:'. ,,-
f kwldeolr t«Raa.aa CHr PHdbr. Mr' OkM
' BCSRT EB.veST CtEATOX ' " ?
H»nrr Erneot Cleaton. W. a former rest- "
5aira> Cope •( thi* cIit. died at tur hoow «
of a daurht'r. Mri Hom^r 8 Thicker.
Pwtiom he warf^^H^IHnt'ar-BWinnt^ utmm.'^
K> . I' »»» I'»in^<i !'»-r (■rM.i\ Mi
LCIaatoo:* boma.jiiaa ^tn U>tt>a.raw^ «teMU
pne" *aji special Tield arenr for-r^lW**B»l
• siirsr.re rompsn* H' had tKctt in HI.
[^health far .two vaaxa: «w«» h»-.aiiff«nKt j|^
• troitf of paralvtM
ANCti s til rKr»
I Ancti» Oupree, who «a« burted Ptiday ;
I In 9T " fj*! 'W f I »""■—'■■■ ItWff^Vl
' •»rrir»« in St .Acne«" Cs'hllr rnnr>h. wa^
H* mo\eO it> MlcniK*n ■art »i.* -i. »eD:»
• hrn h» as* 11 v-ars ««1«1 'tr rvvi'T-'i,
Ihad lived, in MichiM«n '"i Tihr.ii' ri<»'t'
jif"'*rr Itiirli'"*-
:ma<
are cAnne
i»anv Ttir
til
with t»
widow and n-i
.^II^.v» f. fnllo*" Mt» f» ^ roi:-<H:d
Mr« Thomat F. t>H of CI :i-J<" Mr I
>t Mrt r.^n of »:lj;har?. Ind anO M'». ^
Da«e vVfhb at the h«me b»T«. Two •
hr'-rl-':\ and !o'ir ■■!'»-» • -> >! ■ •
•,, »ii. nMr«r»e. n -I-.". »: : •; t"."^ ■.
>n<i tn* lour daughtrr» attended th* ra> i
n'lal.
Rflttr »»
.t r rrtTT
-tH* — Hmr». ol "j'l Ku^.eo. lorncti
SprttgfWIA.' builuMg wtmn; ^^flMfc* fi :! ttiw
Anahrim sanktertuiit, An«kb«te. Ctal. nl- 1
i lovlo« iin «pcT»U«n. Mr. r«)ia ««m bwrn '
■ tn SpiinattoM asd «pm( Ms MiUr* Bf»|
hfrr unin 18 T»»'-'» ■f»- «'•••« *•« iro*M •
to Lon« B»«eh. C«I . »nd hec%mr •^xocl-
' alM irifh «h» Complon Bntk and Ttl«
renipany. Whit* hrr« h» tnd b*«n •
( pArui«r in-4>t« P»)U and Cot1*<^ Bb«*.
, companir t}# w»»«- wi>inb»f of lh« fM^:
I lo«'ln( llprlii(flrld loi««a: Rrrf Mrn.
f Knlfbt* er Pythin.' OMr ©f T'lnri' N"
' 443 iind Vinriii rhaoter No I to. Maj>oiiic
I ordtrs ll« l« turrlrvd br bi.« vlfr. Mr», ,
I N*Iir Prlrxer Lont IWach. and tv« ct»»i
'•!« of K^jilj.tfr:!-!/!. Mr» U ::ilniii ^^^••'Jor. '
t-ltS Ncrlii Rohlwr^on a- »nur. and »lr» i
!• W H>iiiir». !h;j Nof.ri MiU. « • i.i.i *
, I iiiiri»l krrMcf« »i!l b» UrU\ iti.SprlMK-
flvM. btil •vr«ncr«*filt will km »• ca«^
; pirird until th« arrUal nt the hoAv tmttf^
i.r\l mrrk
|Un« N.- An«l»r»on. «». » jfi^*
r^'¥j\r rour'v Ift •r»r« t1<»jl ar nl<
ll^^« X. AM»r«<ov
^dcnt at-
T<| F.>>' H'-lTntir «t;fri ;- r i n i!' ^r •■."on
' U,V.nm\f n brift Uln-'» Mr An<1'r««n
M ^urifd bv M« »if». ""• d«'Hi-t»r.
\ti-.' ri<-ifi» .1 AiiH»r«"n nf W»«'i!H*'>i-i.
I> r ni:il f>:'<- "-I. N» - F A'-'-.-nn
I'.'/ir n( it-» Sr I^ il* 1 .:ri'« Mr A r •
1 drrM>n cam* to itiu tour.ii, iroiii U»v»n-
i p«Tl. Iowa. ais »•» l«c a«r»»*l ^frttr*
i van manvtRf «UIot •! tW» BortttstWM T
PfP'iMicar In l«lt !h» «<k> Trre»r»<I an
• uppoinimcnl a* Aiu»nc»ii »ic« t«naul ai ,
! Salonika. Orett*. »h»r« h« M>*Bt »«•
r:iT' llf 'i.Tlrr rr-.iiir»v; Im.r. :•" il ;■ . -
train- 5Prtif» and be»am» fonnrcJpd with
■ 'i< S' L^uif i.r»\pap^r. ol mhich ii» no*
n r<1.ii«i in rVil^'f and a member of lh»-
'.'ojiiJ or (1:rrrior« H» iL«c n ■prf.^iden^
-r.»1 ir»«.«iirfr of »h» Altlep* Println* rom-
: a:-.- '•( ,■;• l<)ir» T»" ri:-T»l tl ftari"
V ^^,^•r "n «i;i S» h»li1 •• ?-tO r :r.
.Monday a( Ihf W. L Stariif Tioriuarr.
• itid»r 'th» ampler* ftr-"»h# «Cr.!»Kl t,n^km». "
. ...h,. •- \ r j'-l \ \' ■• mh;r-i '•'*
•.<» • iiir:ub»T I t.» i>o>; . i.'»r. a lit t>r
lakrn bT W. L. RtarnV !• St. Lnutit «h*r»
i: ai'l »»* rrrn-.alfd and th» a!^^r^ r-t'irn-
r(i 1 rrf • > ,rr;'o»p in an .m jn % sierl
'iiiilt at I*"* 8tarna mrrfiar-.
The News and Leader for Sunday, September 29, 1929, is missing.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: H. N. Anderson died.**
Thomas Winfrey was killed.**
Page 3: Harley J. Sapp died.**
William C. Smith died.**
Mrs. Nellie McClinton died.**
David Pettigrew died.**
John E. Carter died.**
■ Page 4: Miss Helen Irene Hurley and Mr. Joseph Dalla were married.**
Page 8: R. L. S. Hamel died at Competition, Mo.
Mrs. R. L. Barbee of Joplin died.
H. E. Sinclair died at Monett. He was the brother-in-law of Mrs. E. P. Bridwell of
Fellows, Calif
I. G. Fowler died at Independence, Kansas. He was the brother of H. S. Fowler of
Monett, who with his daughter-in-law Mrs. Claire Fowler, went to the funeral.
I Miss Helen Hurley
; Weds Mr. Dalla
Word hart l)Ttl re rlvert lirrr of tlif '
msrrlac*" of Ml»< Hrlrn Irrno Hiir-
Irv. flaiiRhtrr of Mr. anrt Mro. .lohn
r. Il'irt»v. MIH North nmnt. a\rtiiir,
•" Ml .' >"^-pli IibK.i of Alntn'i'.n. ('"\
1**1 Mondnv r\rnliiic nt. AiilRnlto,
Tol. Mra Dalla 1« a Rrarlliair of 1hi»
Bprmcfleltl Brnlor lllKti arliool, anil
altrnilrd Dniry rollrer and la'rr f -
I mvert lirr df(;r^« from tlin alr\t;r
learhrra ' college lirrr. 8h« la a
member of tha Zet* TViu Alpha an-
rorlty. The younR couple are to
mmle th^lr future home In Alamosa
Lagt Rites Today
For il. N. Andcarson,
Pioneer Resident
. TVneral aenKtm for.H. W. Andpr-
■on, j»le»e*r r^drat of Sprlnfflpld ,
who <dJa<l rtiOtj at liU banM, Tst .
D^ttf ttnet. »U1 be held at ISO
e^lcck thl» afternoon In the Btame
raprtoa/T.
>fc.- Aiii»*r»eo l» «'"r»lT»d br hi?
I W(. Mra, Anna Andarami: one
: dambter. ,Itta C*rt^ Ahdetaoo of
! H^MUmtoB. D.- Ci anil- oo« . fon.l
IM« >. Ai^ertoiv «di«er «ad maaa««r^
bll
ON U Sv 66
.S7. Louis 'lf1$p Sacrificr't
Life to Ke«ki^»m Ranu
i minf Af9t<Msfs Cor.
West of Sprtk^fitld t
I
A VAUAITT
•a •ulenAlilla la front
t«r«*r rt»t TJicinM Wtpfi
Leal* truBtStr own. hi*
10-(aii triKk h* waa iMir
l«l« a* ilReh ui4 mrrturai
wtim w—t W SpHnf n*l«
Wlofrqr^lM ahnut-ll. a'clotfHj^M'i
BicM l»« ByttngflcMitaMul «4<*«{
tw WW UX^ **•• W^e^l^ni* '^-
kuMne*. TM^aeMdakt oedinM^
l«r<>>lark. *
, CNROITB TO Tl LKA
, I
,♦
Wlnfr»T w«« on hit «•▼ from 81
LmiU to TuIm. OkU.. «lth k load nf
ftvicbt. %>v*r*l miM out of Bpnni-
11*14 M lot t>«htni) a tourlnc rar
Whan tb* lourtng car. rrarhad tha
awoMi lunawnad. tha drttar of ,tha
▼ablcf^ qvfcklT tMm«d to tha faft. df*
rartJr In front of «tr larva irdrk.
Steln^ tt«*\ h» F""ld t>» tinaW* to)
•top ih« h<wf tnirk In tlma tn (volit,
MItlAl * tha aiitonlnhlla. WXnJrrj
/(jUlrklT ll»r|'^.l -it* If'Hk l'« • .t*
rlfM ♦»> Xf-p r"-n\ --xn-m'nr !• A*
n^ tfid ao l( ohnt off Ihr p«i<in«ni
lirt« a dicrh. oTPftiirnlnt t«-lra aa It
waot. ' A frndrr atrurk the to%rlr)j(*
car but (lid llitia damajt. •
♦ ♦:
mamTimiorrm no\wJK
I
♦ : -■ ♦
Paaalnn motArtata pnlird th* tn>ek<
dn**r fmm iha«vr«ck«(» ao/l hr **«
■aat to tho hoapiUI. Ha auataload
bad eitta and tmilaaa. about face and
Vxry aa wtll *• aaTanl ttroken bonea
WInlrtT la a iBanbar of the Llndell
MOTlai aatf Storafa company of Bt/f
l^\Ha. KM boana aaa at ail I Hotf-
oan atiaat. Ra u surrlvrd br nuj
pcraotil a'atatct and brother aiitf hia'
wHf,
T&a aaooa of tha periiona :n the
■utOBObUa Var^ Dot^rnr^.
» ■" ■ — •■ ■ ' -r '
DEATHS
HARLET i. RArr
Tha Mty of Harley J. Sapp. 51. of 1PP4 I
North L)'on avenue, who riled Saliiicliiv '
mvlil In a ho'pUal here, will he laleii
r^ritaod this nioriiiiic to A.vhiaiid. Mo.
«li'ia lunrral aervlcru aiirt hurial «'lll br {
lirld unrirr dlieclloii nf J. W. Kllnnnrr. |
UII.I.IAM «. SMI1II
liititral .ertlrca for Wllliatn C. Smith.
T*. who died al hl« home. 1124 ChicaKo
•itret, fluliirdav «Ilerno<in all! b^ held al
r :10 o'lI'>i"k lhi« aflerjiooti In Ihf rr<;. ;
( r:ira. Ititrrmeiii will be In Orr'nlian
-•nieUry
.Mhiriier.
under dirrrtion ot
M
I
MUX. NM.I.Ii: .MrCI.INTOV
Mri. Nellie MrCimlon. ST. of «:il Wr5t
(■»->'l-|.] '.Ire'-f. fti^fl e* 4 o I lork V* 'rf.
I »< aMcriiniiii 111 K Upniicli' Id ho«pii!<I
I.r.MSl vervlre* will he held at 2 in
V till" odniiMoii -.,1 III- .^.^^.(v [,n|--
I r Itiiieral linme ffllnaed hv i-iler-
: . t In Orertilnwii ^lnlM.r^, Mi ^f^-
» '1111 Is pttMi\f(| h*. run *nn<. Rnnuld
. "1 Victor, tlir»r hr.i'iKT*. .iiiiii .iani''« i
.laier and H- p Mernrk nf Monti' Ver-
I'lii. and oiia m>lT. .Mi^ Jol.n Neiier o!
riTlnlfleld.
nAMn rf:TTir.»»w
David rel'igrra-, Jr., IH-tnoiith-old »on
01 Mr. and Mm David PettiR:e«. died ai
II 11 clock yr.ttrrday mornlnR follonmir a
ahorl Illness al the home of the parer.t*.
JU9 North Main avenue. Re.^ide^ the
parrata, the child is survived by threr
.•.l.Nter*. funeral «rrnrr» will be held at
2 o clork tl.i- . nflernonn iii Rn.e Kill
• etneiery. 16 miles north of Rprinefield
nurltj mill ba In charge n( the Herman
}|. uohmayer Xuoeral home.
JOHN K. CABTFR
oeitin E. Carter. 67, died at Nevada, Mo .
.Saturday toUowlnj an extended illne»5
Je la surtlved bv bis wife, Mrs. Hatiie
lartar 0t Seymour. Mo : t.\x daughtera.
(race Carter of Springfield: Mrs. Laura
lankvnthlp of Permnur M" ■ Mrs. Lax-
■M-^ntUaett of Oklahoma Citv. OUa.:
ta. Htii imort of Kansas Oily. Ura. dan
Ot BlUinga, Mo.; andAMrt. rioulc
9t Tnlaa; and V **aa, W.
Ovtar of
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: J. H. Meehan died.**
Edward M. Wilhoit died.**
Page 2: Thomas Winfrey died.**
Page 10: The marriage of Florence Parten to Oscar Emhart was annulled.
John E. Carter died.**
David Pettigrew died.**
Mrs. Nellie McClinton died.**
Harley J. Sapp died.**
William C. Smith died.**
fc13
H. N. Anderson died.**
Mrs. Emma C. Cox died.**
Walter L. Crenshaw died.**
Page 12: Miss Helen Irene Hurley and Mr. Joseph Dalla were married.**
i-r
AHbMdi In disliked to p«M tot pholoKimpM. «uid wm •▼«»• to p»-
pMMteMr. B. M. wniHtH liked UiUlofarant pletara of himwir. whteh
vHiM and hln i*ihr*nifnt Jrcm »ctlT«^bwineM. "*
•From Humble_Sta!l-a& Wule Team Driver, Oil Man^Earned
t---2;;^SS3pMBd-Bwt^s<a««t^
: Caiiital of S500
IValh or Kdvard M. Wnholt. mll-
reured oU oyerator^ ^ hU
aimik * fa^ftuuia^-BMia. Bom on .
m tmrm ne*r Ctettoiuiiv Kx- «»
I ye»r» ago. h« spent his boytiood ;
! Um»« awl ne»er outcnw ihe tore o( ;
: na* fatraland and fine slack which,
hr Required *..«= « lod. Yrars I«t*r.
havKif t>i:ii' « .'-Ml... ■■ ■ ' ■
diftcreni b.iMi.c;-^ '..c '.^a. 'o rr...rn
to lamung ae a hobby and a dc-
Itchl.
i ' M«i Job OriTtor Molea
' When he w»5 about 30. with two
neiahborhood rhum.v he went «Pt^t
•o WK-hi'.a. Knn lU^ f>r^' Job """^
. dHrlng a pair of mules, hitched to
a dray, foi a grocr-.N .^loir. Wichlin
was booming.' and Mr. Wl'.hoil
bought some land, t'lvmR personal,
' not« for It The boom burst, and
. iiiv irtiiu -.1.-11 I Aiiiin iiukU — uui
he did any work at hand, until he
hod them pold off. For a while he'
worked a» « laipcnicr. and on one
•earpenier'n Job walked five mile* •
'day to h»8 work, and fjve mU"
HSk. ,JUUiUVd«aUi.,h« i*lU.4WB^
' cpoapony. . In too laoonllii*'. ^' ^^
Ito mortjr tho boyhood Bwe*tJ»eort
wtio Hved on the f^rm odjolnlng hU
falhrr*; and the younff bride came
weot with her ambitious husband
l^fptifi fn Ui« ewwr tttat »" *P
[*ttli<^ the tri»tMt-lndependoot-«ft
biisinc-ss In the Ozarks.
I ' rirt^ SUtton Bt J«>liilB
1 Jitter 10 T«w« with the 8t«nduil
OU comp*nr.»he loJk hli copltal of
'Itto md started his first itatlon at
Joplin, In 1806. Uts former cmploy-
Lcn assiffed blm that they would
i'^make Is so hot for hlra'* he never
could succeed,, but he replied, "I
.^B^'loMViQUch monef, boeaOM I
\ den*t havo much. Btlt mr knowl-
i edge of the oil business learned In
; 10 years working for jrou I ne\'er
I can lose— I'll still have It when my
monrv 1.'^ Rone."
' Comprtltlonwas keen ond heavy,
and pro^reftK. alow at ^rst. Hr-
j'WUholi vas tn^ buslneaa, from maci-
a$er 1o teamster. He dealt mostly
at first, with kertweQ«,\»l>d Its chief
i use wa« to fill lamps 'Later gaao^
! line came into . ua« . M , a .oooklos
•fuel, but It was along while bofon*
motor transportation (Tested tht
' big markets of tdday.
Second Station nere
Aftrr six years, Mr. \V"holt came
to Sprlpgfteld and opened his aec*
! ond station, and two years later
moved here In lt)0< In 1907 he
! opened a third statipn In St.
' Joseph; other.-? $ooo-ln Atchison and
KevBda. Trom then on. expansion
wnf laplrt, imlll at last he had cov- '
rrrd wo.Mrrn MLwiurl and rnslem
KnnsH^, nnd had the blgRe.it Indr-
|)iim!' Ill oil bu."ilnrs.>: iii 8:i lli'
O^Hik.'^ rrRJon.
1 Walter Coiwey, Mr. Wllholls son-
UnlaWt antercd the buslneaa 1ft yeara
[ago. The next year Mr. Wllholi
•plunnert to make him flpringfleld
mnPRrrr nnd move to Kmi«as Cllv.
He and Mrs. Wiltioil fMid iiirii hi.
lr>.il« vtrr<» home and wrni to
iKaniMs rity, afrtr^'Tr''*" » bUUr
^storm of sleet.
Derided to Remain
A irlephone conversaiion wilh
their daughter. Mrs. Cossry, assured
jlhem that the weather In Bprlng-
1 flrld yas lovely; It wasn't any pleas-
■ure getting about Kansas City, and
'when they did. "We saw only
inn
(ns
. ^U»n^t fmrs. nobody we knew," Mr
Wllholt rrlaud years Inter.
S« llif\ »<nl Into cxii I'l.r >f.s.
, •ion to di^L'UM ihe nmtur. Wliai
do you think about It?" he asked
Mrs Wllholl If you tlont «tnl to
llii.-.r h::v .wiivf Ki.u, ] i;,, ., , v
• not." nhe said. 80 ihev came
"homr." and biillt the hnti<te at
fln.1 South Wrllrr. «h- "r. Wil-
■ holt died thi« mornini:,
>«rll« OiK Itii.liir.^
I On Mar as, 1928. Mr. Wiihoit an-
nouneert the ««Ir of hl« north MIa-
•oiiil proper';-" mrlurliiie 20 bulk
j •tattona and 34 Kervlre utRtlonii in,
north and «eot Mutnniirl mid Atrhl-
j^aon. Kan., to the rhilllp* Petroleum
I company of Bsrtleaville. Okla. <
In ^'ebru«rT thU yr.-ir. hr nold ihp
' reel of Ma atallona in noulh UlMourl
I and MkMlt^ Kan*a{i to the Mine cm-
nxnv ThU IncJijderf SO-milk HUtrl-"
l>l. ' .!.•*
4(>
you know If." Mr MrDanlel then
made him a prrKonal loan to ■'rairy
atatlona. in .SI citlea. Re retained.
however, the E. M. Wllholt OH coni-
p»ny reflnerlen at Joplln.
At thr tlm^ n{ ihu< l»«t »*le. Mr
Wllholl Raid. "When the future be-
r"n <r> look im'-»ri«:r. for 'h» »n?»i;
1 iiiiijinn; . 1 ("rT;-ii>T-^<l To iook
around end of all tha companlea with [
abundance of re»Miirte« T rould nee
none better .ami. .lata, ta aay opti^oa
a4 good aa tha Phlltlpa Petrolctiin
company. It la a wonderful orfan>
l;raiion. oiint tip 111111.I1 4< c\.rt hi«
,,ii,,,, . ■.•*.*^
partmeni* the employes jrlUL-Wturh
j A* Mr. WUlMMt apok* of hU cm* ,
I ploy««. teara ram*' Into hia «y«a and !
I he declared "Much of our aueceaa haa-1
r been d\ie to o\ir KO<xJ io>i». riitijl-,jtr
and Riso 10 the »oi:rtrrfii! •Mppor>
wa have had from tha cooauming |
public." c* I
Uralefal to Public <
"We owe everything to tha loyal j
employe* and to the fully aa loyal ]
public." he continued. "They have
supported UR throtiKhout. If there U
^n should feel grateful to
Mir )>..%.., ir :. -h* \VIlh'^|• f»m!Iv "
Many of the agenu at the Wtihoit ,
"tRiinn^ Rt the time of tbe-eate wert"*
• •<« .•rr>' nnut who ••Rr'ed « hen
".he >taT:nii.< »ere e»i»nl:i>hr<l l.\r to
30 yeara ago. One famUy. Including*
three brothera and the son of ona of ■
them, had worked for the Wllhett
, rompRiiy more than 20 yeara TTin
• fRmllv inriudea Fred Painter and
Ernest Painter, both of Springfield,
will Painter of N«»l and C. H. Pain-
ter of ?• I'-,.pph
, It «RR 10 Mr< Wiihot(> «vmpathy
Rr.d ro operRtioii in Rll hi.t bu*i.-.pvi
venture* that Mr. Wilholt alao at-
tributed much of hIa RucrcM.
"I hRve hRri R t.opt'.rr'.'-.l pRrtn^r " '
Raid Mr. Wilholt "i aiwaya hare
tRlkecl over »lti» Mr» Wilnnil my'
plana and ahe has ^.ven me her help
umm
Jen(feQt'0p8ra^'£^
(fenfy Ended
LONGtv^ffOMIN
,as-yj*
Held Tuesday Afternoon
atChapel Heft®^^
M*trt^iL
Mfaouri'Who HbenUr mM Us
tnegg . to *ttifc .raniM '^ '- ■" '"
-*«*»o.or ■ttmpage'lof ttU utaw
through Um hwtmowte. H» «m ,
stricken at about 1:30 oclock. nadl
died a lltUe mora tfeui ui boor |
Ut«r. with htm at Um ttme of fate
death were hU wife. Mr. and Ml*.
Walter^ Oootjr. hla daughter aii4
"<»»nl»w. •nd TkmXcn Iter im^r- '
ton and O. B. L«nm«o. ~^ -
f-fftrfid U(!i|wiiiin — -T-;-
t ^-VCh indlcestion aoniewtiaT <rf la|»'
week*, but no »«rtoua heart trotAIo
n»d been msp^cted.
, In the'nibrntnc. Mr. ^JhlJ^f )if^
takcu Mrs. wnhoH to otnu^ aod
; wa« with hlffl M Us dfatlt, h«4
been associated with him tn biul-
' new tot mix* Uimu U ytn$, md^
-•■^ «^:.:.-: -•.^'r'C*^ of hlitfow-
pnnv
Funeral Plana Incomplete
Mr. WllhQit'a djuightcr. Miss Ed-
n« WJlholt. WM tn Ktntucky vWN
Itig her mother's brother and hu
wlfo. Dr. and Mrs. T. D. CrttJw*
whev. her IHher died. They wiU ajl
Besides hJ« wife axti t«© dMSA'
ten. Mr. WUholt to-aarrtwtf *or *
gr.inddauRhter. Ja*n Cossey. »nd by
two »Uter8 Uvlng In Kentucky.
Un. Wllbolt today it aeverely
shaken by the shock of her hus-
bani's death.
Hold runenU Tua»d*y
Puneral serrtee* for Mr. W»Uio|»
will be conducted Tuesday afternoon
•t 3 o'clock at the Alma (p^bmcynr
funeral home. foQowed tf tote>-
mcnt In Maple Park cemetery. Th»_
fcvel-ehd A. J. iitClvaak of Oifiy
Presbyterian chur^^wtti^c«MU^
th« service and BlfiRf.tevtCntl^'fll,
rtnir. _»
I Active pallbearers will be fonner
employes of Mr- Wllhotl. They wUl
I be rred Painter, whb ♦otted'^ ,
' years for Mr. Wllholtt C^srles Con-
nett, who worked 30 ytuf^ l^ftxT-
Stone. Claude B«nk». and. Alvtt
"Tsylor, with IS jt»n of service e«c^
and Beii Tb^r^jBOO, with 10 ye^t
of service. • With the tv^vOon of"
:Ui. BiuiiL^ wliu iivM u Jopim, aU
six men reside In Sprlnafleld.
Hoo^EVy baUbe»r«ra will beu- Arote
McOregor. .Oeorce O: MiDantot,
Lewis LOBter. T. T. Umbargel'. Wal*
! ter Tillman, Al Kc^ert. Otqr KvmA
{ and Harr>- SchneliJer.
IXriMck Driver Dies f^.
In Try to Avert '^
i Crash WittLAsito
>4
\
; J. H. MEEHAN WES
INJTAOUIS HOME
\\'J. H. Meeha. ri;"i«l itA^ St.
• i/oul biislnfiw man md fsfther of
Mr.' lyi\ii* Rep< of ."^prinjfield. died
at the family home In St Loma al,
:j:SO o'ctork 3T«*erday aflcmooo W-
1.1 »in; 9 ow'. illnr.^.'. Mr and Mr.^
Reps were at Mr. tMeehan's be<Wde
• ! th^ iimf of his deaih.
<lucted at Bt. Louis Tueaday af ter-
'lioon.
Mr. Meehan had operated for
• tuany years" la a stock buyer In St.
Louis for packlnir companies
throughout the country. He retired
f'rom active business about eictil
years ago.
Surviving relatlvee Include the
widow and four daughters. Mr?.
Reps of this city. Mrs, Harold 0*r-
rtson of Kansas City. Mlaa May
Meehan of the home address and
Mr« Cecil Zimmermsn of Bast S'
XiOUlK.
^'^*^i»iaa^'>*Wrey. "94. drtrer " for a ;
St. vtixiln trtniitrr crnnpuny, I<w>i hi*
AWHtlltaatiBday when hit ttiriwd Ms|
huge tnirk, hemiiv io«rtofi «i«h
■ (reich*. Inirt * rt;«ch i ■ i'
milr roiiirr" »rM nl .Mi): ii!^!ir;il. Iri
j atroM hlttlnt an atitomoblls ahead '
j ctf him.
Winfrey wwi on hM w.iv from t>'
r UouU tu T\iUr.' OUa. ■S^vursl mile* :
•p\fr nf HprlngtIflTl >!• *vi|'it 'IP ^nii'
Jm lourlag car. Wh«n ij^e autdhioMIl '.
I >«..>• hrfl th» riwvirt rfn.v r^ll "'\
, lUivrr quickly tuincd tu lii«^leli lo',
front of th* truck. i
8««ln|r that he roTiM hot Ktnp hi* ;
' 10-ton truck tn time; Winfiry liiriinl ;
■ sharply to th* right. Tl^ Tnirk'^pll- '
nl 'i\ fr !'S.I'' »« It nil"' "ft 'hr pn'r-
m»i>l into lh# «ll»rh. A rrmirr of id*
trtirk Klruck th^ loiirin.: '.ir htit rtirt
liiilr (ifimKL'r
TanMiiK niolorlMii ;t \'.'.''\ Wiiitiiy
' from th» wr^rkan* of lii« Irtirk unci
M-iil liliii l<i .Siiiii.nl.. 1<; il..;.rivl li....
j pital In" • Blarii" nmhtilMirr. TTi» ■
I ■crld^t orrtirr^rl nf 1 ^n ;n th» «f!- ;
1 ernoon unci Wlnfrrv difrt nhovit II •
I oviork 8tin<i»y num.
I Tlir trtirk lirltiirK«-(l .o lU." I inflrll
' Moving ftn.l 8lc.r»t;e compuny of Rt
Loul» Winfrrv. who U «iirvivfrt h\
i bit wiffi bis parent*, and a brother.
I and «lM*r. llvfd m SJH Hoffman j
, aueel. The hoay will hr •~rl^\ lr« .St/
j Loula tonight from Starne'a Mor- 1
tiinrv
U. B McCrnw, ulio Ims on W*-»t
I DlvUlon atrect road, wkm drUliiR the
j touring r»r. He told Dr. Murray C
9lon». flrrene I'onnty rnrnnrr. Hint
i ht slRnal*d hia Inirnilon in turn *Uh
I 1)1* left arm. aftrr Mra. MrCraw h.id
I warned him the truck wm c1o»» b»-
jhlnd. No formal Inqurat will hr
'held
^j»ed(})n({ of iiitrrrpt to a dtttnhcr
[Qfjli Vaa><ha>to<iiiiatr[
*Cl«» Irewa Hurlf*. dauRhter of Mr. '
'fe^Mrif?^i^m;f^^^Ti•|flf MIT VtrlH [
-tttraorinrMSUa, ,u> Air. joacph Daiu of >
Alamrwa. <:*«llf . «h)rh took pl^r» la.'t'^
iMondn;. r- .i.,:,,- i,- .•,•.• • ••• •■ ■ :
'K'-Mn. Onlla Ifc q Ritmistr of SprinR- .
;irtM i;.r'. VI ho..r hV.iTltfi Ilriirv
.cullrgft and lalrr lycrurd l)fr clrgrc«
Tom Plate Trnrhrra rollr^r hrr*. She '
txr ot ;Mi« Tau Alpha so- .
" '•'youn#.t<mpie'«tU: '■'"
notenca Partao uxUy was Rrantatf I
an annulment of her mnrriace to Oe- |
ear Kmhart. afer heartnc b»fr>r* utive I
J"hn Pchmook In rii'ision 1 oX Grecut ;
{county Circuit court. |
bib
i> \o
iir9 the Ghost
OrDead* Father]
; Thre<' brolhfr. »nd ii«l«ri ol
; aprtnffiekl wer« h»unt«d t«Uy by
th. mtddenU* po-JbUlty tlut an
rrror by onf o( them m«y h«v^ Pr'-
venird « reunion with thfir fMher
.mli«lnB.ln« h. unofflcUHy *^«
reported dend M P«n(l«Ro O.ha
dunn» ihe Sp«nUh-Americ»n w.r.
Hope of the three th«t thev may
yet «^ their (aihcr .R«ln wa* Un-
ned Into llle U«t nlnhi by the vuMt
of a my»ieriou5 Mmnger at the
home of Edward Pullar. 1372 We.t
. Florida street, a wn of the mUalWl
'■ man. The visitor, a man of J6 or w
yrarii. asked but few questions, ob-
iftlned an Inrorrecl reply and then
left, obviously arrallv dlw«pp<ilntpd
-Looking ETeiTWl»«»*'*
i He refUBCd to expUJo hU mliwlon.
but -old Mr. Pu»M he had bwn
l.w>k.n« rrerr<«-hfre for you I«
was when he a*ked where P«J^»
father. Andrew Pullar. was borr..
- and was informed wronRly Jhal hU
b-.ilhpiArr r»ft.'^ m CAHMda. thai- he
. l^t InUrest. HU father only a dim
memory to him. Mr. PulUr rem«n-
1 l^red only iJ»t'-*»»-a»oUMr ■"«»
I ^ni In Canada and auppoaed that
his father wa* boro there, too. In
fact the laUier -x»m< — from near
Beth. Scotland.
-.( f'
.'A.-.^r:. •*!.
.c t>tc:.
■ sttU alive. Her last word from him j
csmr In a letter po-ited at a hos-|
jnlal III Saiiiiavo. .iiut '..-i ;; 111'- u:.<\\
, said he was scnduiB money lo h< i
l'.by;«nother aokUer.-The money nev-
I er came, and Mr« Pullar heard
I npihluB more of her hurt>*nd« fate,
• rxcrpilnK a newspaper clippuiK f-ent ,
to hrr hv her hroihrr. which .^alf^
Ml . f'uii.ii \v ;».'. L.I .ii.
. ' Memories Kept AlUe |
The family «** nvlng at the time
of the Spanish-American war In
Mobile Ala .VI^.^ Octobock rrmrm-
brrs that several years after her
fafhrr'.s roporicd d»ath. while she
sUU was a small child, a strange
roan stopped her on the street as
.■^he was runninx an errand for her.
mother, talked to her kindly lor
.■^rveinl :iiiniitos nnd told her he wa<
smnt awa-. He promised !<i b::;:.:
her a doll when I come bacK. oi.:
that was the last she ever heard of
hint. Several .".range incidents have
kept alive the family's doubt that
Pullar Is dead. ■
Another daughter of the man.
Mrs. Florence CnRland. lives at At-
lanta. Ga.
I^tlar'a own father, wm allowed to
li»ve before the amazing poaaibOi-
tlf^ in his visit dawned upon the
Springfield man Today he and a
brother and sL-rter. John Pullar. who
lives on the Nichols »ueei r-xid
vi'- '-' •*-' ■ — ■•"'' *•'' '
Ofiob-xk. 1313 West Florida s;reet.
wished desperately that they micht
!M!r last nichrs %-iMtor aeain but
aAwrenily laced a stone wall In
t£lr search for hire.
I May Invwlre Eatat* _:_ .._
V tx WTTfVe<T cerfain that the
stlanger R vuat either concerned.
n#n of thetr rainers fate or a poa-
slfle estate left to him In Scotland
rMri. Octobock -was Informed a few
.' veara- aao that a-wnlthy mrmhrr.
•.' of ih» Pullar family conneci«d with i
a dye works at Beth. Scotland, had
. ! died
Mrs. OctobtKki mother, who ri.'-i'.
'T'mor* than ten years ajto. never
gave iip hope that her husband was
SOUK «. CA»TE« ... I
Funeral .ervlcfi. wer* hetd at Moan*
PleaMUt efturch thl^ •iwioooo lor John
K carter M. wh» dim •*tar<Uy .at
iurV.vfd by hi. «.t.. Mr. >«'»".f^""
rf flfvmmir MO ■ »n'1 hv f'' ,in"-»-tS[l-^^
' hilTritr. OKI. -Mrs. >»»ir»»ort. »»^
] henit ot WtlUrd-
Thi H"m.n H l.ohm'»'r ti...i»» ^«>'"• .
. . , .....,r r' •.r<rp»'T>pn'«
I r«n.rTl ..rvVceTio. Mr, »"|lf Me<^«;;;
inn. <"T «f SJl west C'""*.' ".'T**- sT-,
; merer lun.r.l »>'>""•• '•'it;,^' "JJ^Ui- j
ninton U itirrJ^fd bv two •"«*- *«»«" I
l^d Virt«t. .n<l by thre. brcher. and
'■ en* llstri.
bin
HARi^Y J. >Arr
Th» bod* ef HttWy J. 8«pt>. 54. vf ItM (
North Lyon tifno*. who iHfd S«»irft«T
nifht, w*i Ukrn to AstlUod. Mo . IMlay |
< Ii.irjf of J 'A K' ' f ''
WILLIAM C. »MITH t
' PunfTtI «*rTtc»« fnr Wllttam C Soittb. I
I*. «ho dl'd AaturrtiT nigli« at hu homr !
Ill JIM Cl>lc»fO »lt«ft, w»r» hf!4 IhU I
ln»»r1n»nl In OT»»n I awn f«mei#ry ~-t«i
I
... .. U. N. ANULRKON
(^^J^n^atvatnnce* for H m. Ai
I tMMM^r «priBtflf Id man vb* 4i*«
•I Ms ^em• at Ttt Oftmar «tr»«(.
h»W IhU •(t«n)o«p at SiariM'a mertuaf
Mr. Andrrion i^ »iirrhr»d bv hM «U
,Mr^ Ann* Anrt'Tjnii one son S>U T
! Andcraon. editor and macairr of tnr Si
. LM»M--T4m«*i aivd -■•- ^»»«ht*fi — *U»»-j
Otorlul* Andrrton Af Waihinvton, D. O. |
I T* body «f >f(*. C«n* O, CM. 91^ 1
, Wtdow of WiIrT O Cok. liirmcr o»i.fr ol f
•he KMn<a« CltT TlTne* »fU b« brouiht.J;
" TT>-Sprir.»f>etd-«»x -tt».<**V Tli-jri<l«» »M«r. ■■
nfw»n ■( 4 o riofk In M»;'Ie Pmtk rtmftm. >
■ ri'«rdl:i| n »i>-d fffer-ed (>» lh» Alma
I.ohmevrr funrral h"m» to<1«i\ Mr« ro« ,
«11»d a' tht liomf of Jif r daiitf.'et. Mia* :
rf«rv t)» J rr>\ III New Ynrk Cil» An- ■
V..,. ,.„e un.,,.. •.,.. n... .J rn::;r.,rr.:,rr'n r'.iv..PKr^*..-'nf) i
Ui;e> O Cn^. .St •■en f :'.' roriT n[
mniinl Vern<vn Mieet aiirt .Market a\eniie ■
• ncii lie trMdetlj ui SpiH\cl.'ld lie »«<
W.^l.TTK I. < RFN^HAW
M.»i'er I. • ;'rli*» "t ■ '•"»>"■ "? *
I'l.'ii.iiif I' r''*'"*' .s.'i ir ;; ■ M ;>r;i:v .1 ^ 1
I;<e,1 iMie iiiil:l 'Rhfi? S" -.e^r" txo. <1»ed t
frirlm »t hl« h^iiie in I'lutud'i f'lneral.
•rtticea mtjt lOj b* held ;i\ CMcaao •<»- i
Jtinrlaiad aiuh .tti
anil B U MeKI
han*T in the ^kt ri'X National bank I
■ hoiif «n rr))r« atfl In M97 and IMH h* >
— ,.,• •■ . v; 1 A. ^- »■■•-.. I T.'e' »•. '
l.rlfl ■ I'vlei... <n- • M.i..e, . ,,.,
Mv'mjt. 'iiin»r»M\. Inking » ltf\ fo'ir**
, At on« lioia ht vaa candldata tof Orc«i>«
, munty pronerntlnt aKorner Hu f«ther
then *fn' inir' ?be «hnV».«|» htr't^t"
I M>iiii\««a h*r« aitd tha tea •»« iwioMtad
i wltb Ibal eonc'ern L«ttr Mr Crea\:i««
' went to Chliaco and •»% In ih# Irgal d«-
parlmant ol iha flania ft railroad Ha
retired aVmi yt veai* are and had r«ad»
t-:- home in Ihe take MirhTtan fHf >lnre
. thai lime Mrr Vrrnanav tint man* I
rrlrrdt h»r» 8# hat t»w alrtera in \-
Siir.ict'elr* \Ut To*epn If>\e «-(■ >fri
1. r rr.itiiirr. a:iu one bijIJier P W
rren«h»« ; I
' 1' -- 1 ■ I I ■ . ■ i, _«i 1
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Jewell V. Bagley, 25, and Edith Patterson, Z-S, both of
Springfield.
Edward M. Wilhoit died.**
J. H. Meehan died.**
Page 2: David F. Eggers died.**
CO. Burendied.**
Walter L. Crenshaw died.**
Mrs. Emma C. Cox died.**
Page 3: Thomas Winfrey died.**
W.P.Parker died.**
Lawson Windsor died.**
Page 4: Miss Claudia Pemberton and Mr. Lester Floyd Scott were married.**
RITES PLANNED TODAY '
FOR MRS. REPS' FATHER
riin«ril »<r»lcea for J. H Me*h»n.
83. prominent St. L.ouU bu<lne«8 man '
unrt father of Mr». Louu Repa of •
Sprirsr.elrt. »ho (!!•'• = --'•r «■ »•:»
home In St. Louis, will be conducted
at St. Loula this afternoon Mr and!
Mr» Repo were at hii »>ed»:<;e when
he died i
Mr Me«h«n retired from fccv.va
buaineaa about eight \etn ajo after-
•pending the greater part of hi» Ufa'
i« a a»ock buyer in 6t Lo'.ia for
parktDC eompanlen throughout th* .
rountrr j
Ha l» Mirrlved hr Ma wif» and four,
daucbtera Mrs. R«pa. Mra. Harold
Oarriaon. Kaneas Cltr. Miaa MaT Mee-
han of 'he nom* addiew and Mr» ,
' CacU Zuomemtao 91 Kaat 61. Louiik
CRASH VICTIM'S BODY ;
^4M6W^J(USM4|^s
Tb» bMf of Thomaa Wlnfnr. ««. '
drt*« tor a SU Loula tnmafar com-
puy. «M MM a spftavrMd BapuM
*wpttal Swidar til(ht from Injunaa
•wn*!** ae»eral houra earllar whan
hU bMvllr loMied tniek ovarturttMl
^fftillllMwtt auiM «w( tt abdnf.
(MLIf «. •. htckway M. «m aant
•• 81. L^ia laai nttht ftwn th* W.
L. Btamr mortiiarr
Wlamy'a truck tureed orar whan
ha droT* latOk a ditch in order to
•told hUMnc a touring ear dnren
l^^>> MdOnw, wtio !!?«• fla um
WMt omatoa aUMt read.
AfUr vtvwtnt the body and in-
faallgatlng th« caae. Or. Murray c. ,
■neaa, Oraaoe munty coroner, de- I
«**•< **•* * lormal Inqueat would be I
ufuieeaaaarT.
^18
«llll>«.l.
TODAY to E. M. WILHOIT
Final Rites for City's
I Benefactor Will Be\
Held at 2:30 n clocks
This Altcrnoon
I XJONE nt th« hundrpdf) of frlrndu
llrM mllllontlre nil oprrtror nf
Sprlnfflrld. who dird (uddrnly ■(
hu homf. SOS WflUr «»»nu». furly '
yf«i#rd«y mornuic. nr*d mi^« «
«nrd nr the (inal rlt«« In trihutr 'o
him Ihu aftrrnonn ■■■ ihr rr«ul> '(
arrditemenu mmplri'd by ihrAlmi
' LAhraeycr runeral hnme late ynter- '
Bccauaf nf hl< mitrrm frw Mr. ,
• Wllholt. B. D. I*VT. pri>«ld»nt of .
»h# Pl^rr* Pft.roi^im rompinv.
MCmO to Mnd on* of hi* finn'a {
lar?» »mpllfTln« ln«t»ll«flon« h'r»
'. foi udf at thf rfrfmoniM in ih'
I Alma \jnhmryn funrral home x J
o'clock this afwrnoon whrn »hc
I R«»erfnd A. J. McClune. p«iiioT of
r»l»ary PrrKhytfrliin rhiirrh. w;ll
preorh th» »i»r»ir» Harrv Brutm)
will dinK. Intermrnt will l>» In
Mapl' P«rlt r^m't'rv
4_ «
xr.ND AMPLIIICRA HI.Rr,
'♦ ' ♦,
A truck carryinf th« amplifier*
' Uft St. LouU at 7 o'clock laat nlfht. |
After arrlTtl of the equipment here
; thU momlnt It will be act -up out-
,*i4a the luoeraibom* for the bene-
I lit of thOM who are unable to find
' |;l»c»* Intlda the bulldint i
' Men who worked for Mr. Wllholt
before Ui* recent aalr of hl« oil-
properllee to the Phlllipe Petrnletim
rompunv will he ariive pallbearer*
They are Pred Palnt-r. who worked
m rean for Mr. Wllholt; Charle*
{Connett. with W jfn: Leatertume.
. Claud* lUnka and AItU Taylor, wi>h
; IS TMra arreic* each: and Ben
\ Thompaon. wlfh 10 yearn. All are
Rprinideld men. wlili Hie eirrjiMm
o' Mr Bnnke who ltre« In .Inplln
I Honorary pallbenrrr* are Arch Mr-
ilAMMr. T, T. Ombsmer. Walter Tlll-
I nan. Al Bek*rt. Ouy Erana and
I Heorr Schncldn.
.•TRICKrv >IOM»\V MOKMMi
♦ ♦
Mr. Wllholt WB* atrlcken atxtut 1 30
o'clock Monday morning with the Ill-
new which reaultert nomewhat more
luiin An ho\ir Intr* lw--\th «■•
i c«ua*d by atoppag* of the artery
' througb til* h**rt muKle. With him
when he died were hi* wi('. hu
wile. hl» daURhter iLci ■./>i:.rl^» Mr
end Mr». Walter C0Me\. and Dri
Marr Athvrton and B. O Lemmon.
Tb* fatal lllneaa came without
waminf. although Mr. WlUieit had
bacn «\ib)*ct to indltettlon in recent
««*ka. Ha had taken hU wife to
ebureta Stuiday raomlag and called
for h«r aftarward. Re retired early
' Sunday night after Meeplng much of
thf afternoon.
tni
Mi«a Edna WiLhoit. another d>uch-
t*r. VB* i» Kentucky ruitlng her
a)otk«^ brottMr and hla wife. Dr.
asd Mn. r. D. Crigler, when her
<atltar «l*d. AU three wUl arrlre her*
tbla morning.
la addition to bla wife and two
daughtan. Mr. Wllholt la aurvlred by
a grsoddaugbMr. Jean Cosaey. and by
4a'o aliCan In Kentvtcky.
The building of the Wllholt for-
ttm* eonatltuta* an American biixi-
aeia romanc* of the hlgbeai type.
Tb* b«Udcr accompllahed hla fi-
nancial aurcaaa only after many year*
«( tba bardaet kind of bard work.
Bora en • lana near Covington.
Ky, ta 1M4. Mr. Wllholt apeni hi*
e»rly Itf* there, going went to Wich-
ita. Kaa, vrbaa be waa ao yeara old
vttk tW e»«»nw« There hla firat Job
wraa drlTlnc a pair of mule* hitched
to a gimaii *t«r* delWery wagon.
While the town waa booming he pur-
okMad aooi* land, giving pergonal
*»«•* tot It.
Thm etaaft earn* and hi* land wa*
weith IltU* but tha young man did
aar kind ml work b* could get until
tba Bota* wrra paid off. The property
M> bard earned wa* atlll hi* when he
dl«l.
Jhttim be entered the o:l bustnew
TSr tb* first time in IBM a* a tank i
wracoa drltrvr lor th* Standard Oil '
company. Mr. Wllhoit returned to
Kantbcky loof cnotigb to marry the .
cblldbood awe«tb*art mho lived on |
a tann adjoining that of hi* father .
Tb her be later gave a large me**- .
ur* of credit for helping him build .
tb* (re*t««t independent oil busl-
re** in the OzariLs.
Wr/WUbolt. after 10 year* with the i
Standard company, took hi* capital j
of UOO and opened bl* first station'
at JepUn la IBM. Progresa wa* alow
at tba beginning and competition
waa kaen. Tbe btialnea* waa chiefly
In karoaene at fOat but later ga*o- 1
line tamo into tua aa a cooking fuel.{
♦_ ^!
OPENED HEBE l.N 1»0S
♦ ♦
Tb* arcond station In what wa*
to b*com* th* Urge JVllholt chain
w-as opened In Springfield In ieo3 .
and two years later the Wllholt family
morad her*. A third station wa*
epeaad In St. Joseph In IMT and '
otbcra soon afterward in Atchi»on, |
Kan. and Nevada. EzpRn>lon then,
waa rapid until the bualneas covered
TirtuallT all of western MIesourt *nd
atteb of raitem ir«ii»as
Writer Coasar. tlr. Wllholt^ sonln-
taw, became associated with hira IB
years ago. A year later Mr. Wllholt
nad* htm Bprlngflcld manager and
plaai)*! to B>OT* bis family to Kanaaa ;
Cltj. T1i*T aold tbeir bom* en St.!
LouU street and »ent to the l«reer
city, being greeted there hy a aleet
form
WacaHilHg dissatisfied with ihrir
BOW Moroiiadtnc* a abort time later, '
Mr. and Mrs. WlTbelt came bark to
SprtagfMd aad built tba hous* on
WdMr aeaatM la wblcb they since
huf 1t**d.
Sal* of his north Missouri proper-
tlca. tScJuding 30 bulk ■tstions snd :
M awtrte* atatMBa. to tb* Pbiuip* Pe-
trolruai company or Bnrflnvillr.
OkU, w«a announced on M«y ;.'n.
1928. In Ttbrutry o'. •'.:.• ••n-. !-.f
aoU the remclnder of hit fiiioii* in
iH>utkw«it«ni UlMOurl and tonthratl-
frn Kanaan TTila jroiip :r.r\\ii\r<: ?n
tulk dutnbuUn; piano *r<: 46 4rr-
Tie« atatlont. Tbe K. U Wi;hoit r»-
finrrlM at Jeplln. howfvfr. ttrr r».
lalnMl.
Bo«a kfUr the last aal*. Mr Wilholt
•pBto «IUi (ntltutf* of hia amploTM.
"ttudtt tt our cuceaaa," ha declared'
*1M« tmn du« to our loyal employaa
■at ali* M Um woBdarful aupport wa
&•«• had ftam tha eoorumlox public.
•■Wk «•• •fwythlnc to tha JovaJ
•■iplen* •oO t>>* '»"' ■■ '°^' P"i>'
Ml VlMlf baT» wpportM ua thraucb-
0^)£|| tiMra Jl M»ye»M who aheuM
ffat^MMldto tte pnbUe It U tha
DEATHS
! TOBEIDNESDAYI
Former Editor of Menace al
Aurora Will Be Buried
In South
i "»«B«mr H-rrle*! foe W. P. "Bllir
»ii1w>T, B«: widely %nown «ntl-
Cathollc Irrturer and former editor
of "The Hew Menace" at Aurora. Mo..
who waa ahot to death In hla office
at Jacltimnvllle. Fla . I»«e Saturday.
wilt ba held at S oVIocIt Wednead^y
aftamoon In JaeluonTtlle. It waa
learned her* yeatarday. Interment will
ba In a cemetery there.
?r»qiie»» Thiirxinv
A rorooer'a Inqueat In the fatal
aheotlnR will ba held Thuraday and
the eirrult court iirand Jury will
open an InTaatlcatlen of tha eaaa
next week. It waa announced.
Jamee Parker, a aon. who now la
•rrrrtnry nnd trra.^iirrr nf Tlic N.w
Mrnarr. I» In .Tacknonvlll^ to attend
the funeral aervlcea. Three other
•en*. Tom. Oarvln and Karl, live at
ithe family home la Jacksonville and
another aoa. John. -Uvea In Kl Paao,
iTeiaa. Mr. Parka? U aurvlved alao
I by hla wife. Mra. Jeanle W. Parker.
AZ;u « uMi^a*'*^^'' • '**'» Jt;rt(iie Juiiiiauu,
alao of Jackaonvllla.
Wife Me« Rhaetlnc
Pai'.tar waa abot to death in tha
puaenea of hla wUa and daughter,
by W. n. Jaekaon. 44. Jackaonvllle
city employe, who waa Jailed Imme-
dlaUly after tha ahoeting. Lata ra<
porta declare tb* k(fling oerurrad
after an argument era* *Hvlal
matter.
DAVm r. EOGfeRK
Dkvid r. Kcr«r*i '**, Oi'd ytctcrday
morning at 4:»0 o'clock al the home of a
•en. wfUU -K. Bffteri. 1030 North National
aranue. Betldaa the aen at whoie boma
ha died, ha la aurvived by hi* wife. thre«
other »ons. Elmer T. Eggerx and Roy E.
Fggfru of SprmRJi'M einl Marion C. Eg-
gfr» of nnhaiiv, Mo : one rtftughter. Mrs.
Ida McColUiDi of Springfield, one brother,
U Efgara of SteaUvilla. Mo.; eight grand*
children and four great-grandchildren.
I Mr Eggeri' home wan on Bprlngfleld rural
1 route 8. near WUIard. Funeral aervlces
I will be held thla afternoon at 3 o'clock
I In the Herman H Lohmeycr funrral home,
I with interment In Oreenlawn cemetery.
I <•. O. BI'RJR.N
j f^inerai s'-rviccf for C 6. Buren. 7o.
prominent resident of Verona for more
, than .SO veati. were Held Sunday at the
' home there. He wan a brother of Adolph
. Buren who died at his home here about
aU vears ago Mr. Buren h^^ many
'ni-TKl* til Hnnnifirld Mr •• «•lr^i^'f1 h''
•na ataur. Aira. ^. K. Srlckaon of Vatcna,
tad atvtral bimm veA atpbtwt. PrltBtfa
•ntf r«UtlTta (ram •prlocflsld who %y
landed tha funeral ara as foliowi: Mr.
and Mrs. 3. W. Adklna and family:- Mr.
and Mrs. %.■ A. Sullivan and family : Mr.
ano Mri. J E. Brlnell; Mr» John Oustaf-
ton. Mils Prrda Olson and Mist Laura
Buren. » Diace.
IVALTEIt U CRENflHAW
Waller t. Crenshaw. 74. member
of
firomlnent pioneer SpnngliaM family who
ivad taera until about 30 jraara ago, died
I Pridajr at hla home In Ontcago and fu-
' neral tarvleea were held there yevterdaT.
! He was the aon n( L. A. D. Creoshaw. Ha
held degreca from Notre Dame unlverdty
and tha Unlveraltv of MIssnarl. At one
time ha was a candldata for proaacutlng
aitoraey of Oreeoa county HU father
went Into tha wb«lM«le hardware boal-
neas hera and Um mm «m aeaoelatcd with
him. Later Mr. Orenaha* waot to ChJea-
So t« JotD Uio l«f&l departmeni of the
anta Pa r<nre«d. R* rettrtd about 30
veara afo. Sunrlrer* Uvlnc In Sprlnffield
inrtude two ulsters. Mr* Jofeph I,ove and
Miv I V friilchrr. iinn one hrotner n
W. Crenshaw.
Claudia Pimberton
Weds Mr. Scott
Mlaa Claudia Pcmberton and Mr.
Vf%'.t; Floyd Scott were married
September 14 at Porayth. Mo. The
bride la the daughter of Mr. and Mre.
W. R. Pemberton of Richland. MO.
Mr. Soott la the aon of Mr. and Mra.
John Soott of thl« rity
Thry arc now at home at 638
Weat Walnut street, but will ro to
Kanaaa City, aoon to make thelf
home.
' MBS. r.MM,\ r. ccx
I Tha th>dy of Mrs Emma C. Coz, •!.
I widow of Wiley O. Oox. former owner of
I the Kansas City Times, will be brought to
ttpringfleld for burial in Maple Pare ceme-
' tery at 4 o'clock next Thursday after-
noon. Tbe Alma Lohmeyer funeral home
wMl bava cbarf a of the (ervices here. Mra.
Cox died at tne homo of her daughter.
MUa Marr 0«J. Cos In New York Ottjr. A
number of years afo the Cox family re-
sided at the corner of Market avenue and
Mount Vernon dt Mr Cox was associated
with tbe old Ftrat National bank about
40 ytata ago In lit? and UM be owned
the Kanaaa City Timea. Later he held a
federal pealtlon.
680
HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR PIONEER OF OZARKS
LIOKINO. Mo.. B«pt. .10— Funeral
fcrvlcM for Lawaon Windsor. 74.
prominent Teiaa county farmer, who
dird ("rlday at hi* home a mile loiitb-
••at of Licklag. vera held bar* Sun-
day afternoon. Burial wai mad* In
LIrkInK cemetery.
Mr. Windaor. who vaa a member of
tk plonaar Tcsaa county family, la
•ttrvitad by hia widow, and two
daufhtera. Mra. L. L. Atklnaon ot Oil
Hill, Kan.: and Mra. C. W. Roy of
HeaatoB, Me. Min. Roy U the wifa of
tlM T«ua county traaaur«r.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: E. M. Wilhoit died.**" C^«^, v-*^ f^feJ.UiA.3
Page 8: W. P. Parker died.** [This is a long article mostly about the paper he edited.
Page 16: David F. Eggers died.**
Thomas Winfrey died.**
C. O. Buren died.**
Birth reported.**
vUWctty employe, **» arrested una i
pisoad in Jal! Immrdlately after th*" |
•nooitng t5«turdav, cliarged ♦u;. lli«" ,
murtlar. Jackfcon l» nllened to ha\e |
taken ofJenne at rcftrencen Parke-
had made to him »» "r fmall petty ,
t>cMt" in the iMiie ot lii» p.-oer. 11 '•I
Blue Shirt, Willi h 1. a Hpprtirrtl
caritav lu ll>e ilii> .
J^
III BE BURIED
OHWEDNESDAY
To Hold ^vice in Jackson-
ville for Slain 'Menace' Ed-
itor; Reveal Published
Article Wnich Led lo His
Killing
^UMtal a^ittce* ior W . I'. Bui>
>Tuik«r. M. MtU-Cmtholle Iwturer and
lonnetr ctUtor ol "The Naw Menace"
.•i Aam*. «1U b* btld at S o'clock
tPMMidvr •tX*raooa m Jackaonvllle.
>^« . «b«r« he «a« shot to de.it 1)
<.rt>iL atttUM in hIa ofnce Saturday
*< Afternoon, rouveralng with bU wl/e
'•n4.dftu«ht«r.
To Hold liiqur^l
Puker «m bo buned in Jackaoo-
Till*. A coroner's Inquest will be
ktuaday »nd the circuit court
' KU Dpea Ml UiTwUc»Mon
notinoed.
Jamea Parker of Aurrtra. a uju. viiio
U BOtr aecrctary anrt ireaiurcT of '
11W1I«* IMOCM, la la Ja^aoofUle
to attend tV' fur.»r.,l Tlirw cthf
-■■MI^'StaB. OMTlo Mid Kairl, Uve at
MBM to J*ek«»Tlll«, and another
»00 ItfM III El Pr*o. Texas A dnugh-
t^t.i^ft, J«»nle Piarker Jobitaoii. kur-
»I**», ynth tbo.wUe snd fife aons.
t*'. H. "ff-"rAv- ,Tf.-V»r»- Inr»«-ir-
DAVID F. r.c:(i»:Rs
' 'Toneral »ervlee« for liavid K ttUff*. "■
«ltu ilixl Muiiiiav iiiuiiiint wir lirlu llil'< j
• lUruoon al tbe Hrirosn II tohiotrer I
tuf,rt*\ l.'.n.f f<.lli.»«-rt •;• !;.-frp -• r !■• '
lifttiilxkit «fiii«tri>. Ml kukris dirtt all
Ibe borne ot a mti, Wilii« a CKtm. al I
l»JO Norllr Nalluiial aveiite. llr •• -lir- I
I Tlvrd !» Ilia atle aixi lliire alhrri *uii>. i
I a> fullow^ Elmer K F.Km f< nnd Kv'x f
ruin ij: .S|i' .1 ui.' .ii. ":..i M, ..!•'. I t, I
yri,,,.( II. rl.«;u M.. A ll." .,51.:'; Ml.' I
Ilia MiColiiiiii. 1k>'^ in hptiiiidK-l'l xiti hi
liiothrr. I. Kieirn !lvp» in .Hir-lrx illr. M« '
'. balil (iitiiOi hilclreii aiid luur K:>>i-kf aitil 1
i tfUMrC4 . alaf.Mm«f. Mr. Kueia boair
|i4|0».*i^f«rU-f«tt«7^ IMr WlllBrd. ■. ]
! __ ,. ^ IHOM.^S MINFRLY j
I The »>od.r of Thoma« Winfrer. ?l. «ho
> died of injiiriri receitrri «hrii >ii, iirieht '
Iriirk oiermrnert '«'«f nf ' .S-- u r! eVi '
H'ind»T nliritiooii. »a» •«rnl to Uii h^rrt ,:
Bl I.OIIH Mn:ii1a\ :'.:i;';l '.i: (;,i ,rii, •,••
lrr» atirl hunal ilirre llr i. tiirtr. r<l lii
hU BTle and hii fatlirr and Troiiier
CO. ntRTN
Fvneral servleea for O. O Buren »
M year- »rr» ht-lrt ?!,„••• ■• • ., i •^.
there Mi B.uen i», a hi ,.,•», r.^
i ^^'e" Bu"n. alio ji:,^ ,„ sprm.fiekl
I abrtu^ tU veara a|0 A M-ter, Mr. V E '
, tfickJioii of Wfona. and !>e«erit neiihe»,
^ Ii«m aprlnfttettt wnc aUeiidrd Um. funeral
. mere a* follov,- Mr and Mr* *J vT VJ '
1 kin.v Mr and .^lr« r A M.,!;,-,. xP- , .;
m" f-.H ",V"""' *♦" •'"'"' Ou«»afwm I
681
BIRTHS
Mr sti'l Mr' Or.ii. H rvWlJt. M«»
D'lilun kvritue. mauouoc*. tlM MlUk
Of twin boy», BI<lon Vaifm Mid JBMflti
W»rtTn, on -Brpi^niber S. kt
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: E. M. Wilhoit died. [This is a long article but it gives few facts.]
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1929--LEADER
Page 1: Ronald McClinton was appointed administrator of the estate of his mother Mrs.
Nellie McClinton who died September 29. He and his brother Victor are the heirs.
Page 2: A son John Glennon Phillips was bom September 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Phillips of 1333 North Campbell avenue.
Page 3: Gail Glinn was killed.**
Page 4: Mrs. Ida E. Hargis died.**
Mrs. Eliza A. Fowler died.**
Mrs. Emma C. Cox died.**
"The first authentic map" of Springfield in 21 years is nearing completion. It is
6x7 feet in size. This is a long article.
MRS. IDA I. IIARnta
Mra. loa fc. »t*((i«. »^,
MS*. V.MMA r. rnx v
, mlrtni* ft( Wil^y O Cox, lormrr K»n»»*
. Cltr nt*tptp*r Duhlt^hrr. will K» h»M |
1 Thur.d^v •dern'^nn »\ 4 nrlork •( ih» J
il trK^r in Mt»pl^ PurW fpmfi'rt Mr^ C^x
Ml»« .M»ri r>rJ C0\ In N-» Yp'S fir-
T»>» Cot ftmllf l!»nl In flprinfft^ld tboul
airo III •,noi*i I )S T*ir\ (fO. *hfn Mr Cox ••< avt'
btr* •! « «-cte«k Uil« HMrninf white )•!•»•', rritird n*RT<mffjn».'"|-'"»^<«»«»**" '
rttUftittr. Mrt. Out W«rd. •f Lot*n. If.
, M., la h«r lermcr homr at rordlind, M*^
Mr« W»r<1 •»» «lth her mi>lh#r «hfn ih*
dlrd Mm H»rti> bfrtmr III Uir TiiPt-
(:.i. A;...;l..i .Ui.;.liifr. M;,, Tr r . P;.;-
Mn« of lont n. •rh Cut •I'd i«o «or;«
Ka> o( t'rr>no. Cnl.. and Clm«r n( L<m
I AnaalM, alM lurvlw. Thr bedr «lll b*
• takm overland lo Tordland todtr br ihf
I Alma Lbhmrrf r (unrral homa tor lnirr>
! ream and burial. ^
tba banlliit bu»ln»«».
tturh. Ttl , »h»r» (h>» altandlT thJ""-
I.fi»l ol Mt\ IHn'i » tnoiiier, .Mr, tli'»
.A. Fovtfr. Mr*. ^o»lfr u iiurv|\nl hy
f6^44M«l»,tQl.j: WtOlAta Z. Bn«. arulJtu !
lMar» n«Tl« MlrtdlatnwTi. HI Mrt Mil'la
l.»«i«. Wainninniind. N. Mrx . and Mr«
• H»r\fy. 6h» aluo hid 10 Branrtrhildrm.
p* tt*«( vrandchlMftii and thrr* ttrai. ?
,tr»»» trandalUMren.
:Wi^3t PLAINS YOUTH ••.^
-ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
WSST PI.AIH8. Oet. J— 0*U OUXM.
tS-ytar-old aob of Mr. and Mra. Jamta
M. Olinn. formerly of WMt Plalna.
bot now of Kanaaa City, watm body
18 being brought to Wr»i Plair.n to-
day for burlaJ. «i^ from m. fr«ctw«
of the amill auaUJned la«t Saturday
mornlne. whfn he wm« stnick In tUe
head »Uh h Rolf club b% K.:«sr-:
Plank, n y*»r« old. a caddy at the
Swop* Park golf courae. where
younR Ollnn alfo »».•» cudrivlng.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2: A daughter Martha Jean Price was bom September 26 to Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Price, 833 West Chase street.
Page 6: Mrs. Emma C. Cox died.**
Joe Peltz died.**
Richard W. Northrup died.**
682
MRS. EMMA C. COX , _ _^
widow of Wiley O. Oox. ""net publtoht*
thU afUrnoon at the gniv# »" Wle
Park c«met«7. Ur«. Oox dl*d "pn**^ Jj
' the home of her daughter *«IM Mwy
DeJ Cox of Wew York City. The Oox
family lived here about 35 yeari afo.
JOE rELTZ
Th. bod* Of -'oe Pelta, a fjrmer Bprlng-
ft^ldlan who died a '«* «»»y» *f» "».^°«
bf»ch C«l . will arrive here Friday alter-
noon for burial in Maple Park eenietery
Saturday afternoon at J:JO o clock« under
iha direction cf J. W. K'.lntner.
RIOHAKO W. NORTKEUP
Richard W. Northrup. n. died abertly
after midnight thu morning at his home
a» a40t North Howard avena*. Ha la
■unrifed by his widow; a aoa, O. S.
NAHSirup. of OhIeaKo: • brethtr. W. M.
Rortlmip. ot Stoutland; atlater. lbs. J.S
Smith, of Stoutland: and four /Eraad*
children. Puneral arrangements lira In*
complete. Burial will be In OrttnUwQ
\ind*r direction J. W. Kllngner tuncriu
home.
i
uAMMuam ucsxsn
WalUr U. CunplMU. ST. mnd OlM^
H.. WIfht, a». boUi of eprlngfteyi;
•nd^Alnut P. Owia. 90, and Ifaito
i Me«M. 17. betlk e< BattlalMd. Mft
, i lie ;»;i«-i ccupit T*; T!*rH*^ «•
thr '•n,:r»hovii»» by th« Rerrrvnd R
L*cy Porl-er, yMterdsy aiterDC
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1929--LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
W.H. Beard died.**
Page 2: Joe Peltz died.**
Richard W. Northrup died.**
Mrs. Emma C. Cox died.**
John Carter died.**
Mrs. O. F. Snow died.**
Miss Cora Gurley died.**
Page 5: There is a photo of and article about Fred H. Phillips and his father Eugene W.
Phillips but it is mostly about their insurance business.
Page 8: There is an article about Wiley O. Cox and J. H. Boxley.**
There is an article about Walter Crenshaw.**
Page 10: Elmer Howden was killed.**
iOE rrLTZ
I Xh* body of Jo« Pelts/ » former Sprmi •
I field mmn who died In l.on( Beech. OaT..
rill
irrivr l^i SprliiRMrld Friday eftrr-
nooa_Xor Xua*c») Selurday aftemoon at
Tl0o'clo«ti at the Kllngner chapel. The
Oate c( Tempi* lodee. A F. and A. U^
will ronduri it^ burial ritual at tn* grave
in Maple ('ark tenirtrry.
. RICHARO W. NORTRBUP
Richard W. Northrup. 73. died early this
tnorutng at the home at 3409 Norttt How-
ard aTcnue. He Ik turvired by hit widow:
a nou. O £ Northrup, of Chicago, a
brother. W. U. Northrup. of Stoutland.
and by four grandchildren. Funeral ar-
rangemente are In charge of J. W. Kllng-
iier.
MRS. EMMA f (OX
Ki:::froI i-rM'-ri (nr .Mri Ern:r\^ C««.
.-i!. wU.i 4j.f,l ;:i ,N.-w \ or K L'u>'" «!!! ^^
voi;duci»d_«t {t\c graie at .Maplr Park
cenetery Tliuxadav afteriion at '« o clock
In charge of the Alma Lohmeyer funeral
home. Mr<. Cot is vireleed ky • daugh-
t> r, Mitli »lioni .ttir lixrd in New York; a
«on In SI Joseph; and another son in
I Kansas City.
t83
JOHN CARTER
Fuiirral <.<rvuM for John Caiiec. •■.
' Ilouie 3. Willarrt. aere held on Balurday
I niieraooii at Ml Pleasant Bapiisl church
A number of Springfield people atunded
.MRS O. r. SNOW
Mrs O f Snow. 1«. wile of th* Rever-
KtSr« * iteow. pioneer ehrtatUB i^wjf-
Und tbre* great-graodemiareB mum w^
' Otark cemrt«'rv. |
MMS COR* OIRLFT '
1 Funeral servicer j£L. Mill riiri .^"'''^
Nt Ji.n dr^;r-nrr>i?;?rniny. wiu be hew |
i^nlou «>e,.ur. viher. »i'V^'»'L* ^^^
rJSdS^.u'teV'.^f^r'a^. ''"^'in-nei?
1 Ourlev of 8t Louis: 8 H of ap:.'"^'«'g.;
aaMi<«W^ t.i^ '*»«iiafn''*i '-'"* "'* * ^"^
Mrs Wjlfv O. Cos T^a« thr dnucM-
ter ot J. H. Boxlty. one of thr
pionrers of Greene county, vho
owned » 'rina maniUm «n lh« Mel-
ville road. vkJiicJi «liU »UJid». He
w«» prominent before the ClvU w»r
und owned slaxr^ He left a larKf
C.Male. Wilrj O. Cox became quite
pronUnrnl in Kansas City, not onir
»ft llir owner o( the Kall.v.^^ Cit\
Times but u » banker. Alter lf»v- j
Ins Springfield he locBtrd In Kan- '
,, CM •,■■'' ••-.••rr- ••- '■•>- •
Ciiy SUte bank. He wm loyal to i
his Irtcnds throuRh thick and thin
and he ww. close to Harxey W
S.ilmoM. wlui .ivkucd an Imi-oiMii'
bank at CUnlon. Si^lmon was once
treasurer ol the .*iatc and a man j
nf ^trrltnc rharnrter Mr MM-'rrl
the bank almoat entirely to his
sonlnlaw. Tom Casey*. Salmon dis- j
rovoiTrt the bnnk hid brromr .Minl;.\ ,
and he apiir.Tlrd to Cox tor n'.rt
(•..\ .!.i';ht-f! •h'- vr''";!i ■' '
,(.,;.. hut 111' lii-url inr.cnnr in:
jiiiJ;;!!!! Ill and he iii.ide Salii:<.n n
lnr«;e loan. The loan did not >-avc '
Uir Clmion bank ami it lail'-d ,
There was a terrible uproar and
was decided to vine and dine them.
r.-iprclnlly wine, at thr Mrtrjpolit.m.
which was Just comnleted. At the
banquet a congreMman wtis Intro-
duced to Boxley.who said he was
from Rhode Island. .-Why," said
Boxley. I can spit across your
KUte."
Mnnyrii n Oiw
Identify Victim
* Of Freight; Car
* Crfuhat Monett
Harvey Salnion. his broilirr. Or.
p,;„.r,r nv.d Cn-^'- -^TT nr-"--!
The Salmon-s were released but C.Tscy
was tried, ronvictrfi and forcrd to
«o,;e ^ trrm in the i^viTiitiir-.
While he was in prison a cr.il case
involving the Clinton bank »a«.
lucd m SpniiKdeld. Ca.^ev wa>
wanted as a witness and w«« broiighi
here. He went on the atand and
told his story. He looked a picture
tO« «««I«lr. Ht WM COlOTlOM.
•tarankeo. hU eyes set and he re-
sembled a corpee. It waa suppo.^
he would die in prison. But he did
not and when he was released went
to California, locatlne at Hiintlnc-
tnn Vi^\'< a «.ih'iih "' 1-"' An'jrlr
He IS today in Uie real rstaic busi- •
new and U prosperous. The crash
ot the Salmon bank carried do«n
the Cox bank and broke Wiley Cox.
However, no one .but Cox lost any-
•'.-.■.i-.t Hf I'lici riollni toi (Uiiiai .Tii'l
lett an honored name. His body is
burled here. While in Kansas City
he look an active inlerr.M in public
allalis and was a member of the
dty council In the days when Bar-
rrv Con-BPtn was a r""''"! po•^'-
An old lime citizen remarked: ' U.
Boxley. brother of Mrs. Cox. was an
original character ol <~arly ri '^ C:
day a congressional delegation with
representatives from a dozen, sUtes
on a lour stopped In Springfield. It |
MONrrr. .Oct. l.— one or the two
xtytti killed h»r« B«pt»mt>»r J In •
ear of pipe on the PrUeo railroad ho j
brrn IriM.llflKl »« Kinier Ho»rir.i
\V,)t<l to lt,U ••Jfr.t hx' )"•' '"•"' "■
,elved by Ralph 8t«w»rl. upecUl of-
fleer for the Friaeo. 1
Til* IcUiilKlriXlon *"» """'* ,
through finger prInU taken when |
the two tXKllea wer» round In lh# car. j
rruihed bT the heaey pipe that had j
«hlfl«-d In »«ltrhlng Mr. Rte*«rt
! v'u able to Ret clear finder prini* of i
She d»ik haired roan, but Ihe blond,
wea in auch condition that clear]
print* roiild not be made.
The fitmer print, were forwurded •
to the bureau of lnve»llK«»lon of the
!,.ep»riment of Ju.tlce at Wa-^hlnRlcn
ri f In • '^'f"'" from T F H.^.x"
' -iirerlor (it Hie bureau, he »».cl 'M^l
,in li»il if^ll.ro ilixl ■ ■•' '
pfiM* »'>e ili"»e of Flmer H..»rt'n
..„ ,,. .r—'e-i in *b.-r<r--
Wn.h . November II. l^-;. on a
rhurge of xaRranry. end In 8»llna» '
rullf. June 37. I9M. on a almllar ,
rb»rfre I
Howden and hia companion were ,
bummlnR a ride oo » Frlaco frewhi
train from the eaal and were hIdlnR ,
If a car loaded with hei«\-T pip*
When the car balng awltched In the j
Uarrt here the t Ipe .hlfted from op.
, end lo the oilier «j\d cni»bed '.he
two men. who were dead when found. \
presumably within half an hour after
{ the tragedv.
Fvety eflort wm nmrte to tilemlfv
I ih« two. At tha tune. It w.« thought :
I the blond m«n might ha»e been from \
'Bprlnafleld. alnce he wore OTerallK
'«tih « Rpnnrfiel'l firm • ti»n-.e ■■>•'
lb« label.
Aa the depertmant of Ju»ilce e»l- '
daiillr had no raconl of Howden $ ,
i home oe r»latlT«. It la Improbable '
■ that hla family r«n be renrhed.
marriaV.f. LICF.NSF.S I
Waller M. Campbell. 21. and |
Gladys H Wlcht. 2.^. both of Spring- '
field. '
Robert A. Cooper. 36. and Nina
M. Pltt#. 23. both of Chli-aco.
G8H
I • ' •
4 W«it«r Crensliaw or Chicago u
1 tnoiher old time Sprin(;fi«Idun
I «ho has Ju-:t died. He h«d resided
i in Chicat;o for man;. >rars and had
{-not been ^lere for abtxit 4* yeArm.
I He waa tnanled in Cblcmfo loot fo
j and for a decade had been in poor
I hcaltli. nrver leann« hia home. Ue
. majt in his active days connrctrtl
«tth the Irpal drjiartmrnt ol the j
i Santa Fe railroad, having been ap* j
ixilntrd bv his old frlrnd. Ertnard ;
1' rxii-.iid. vice prcMdent o( ii»e •
rnmiwnv. T» l« «a'r1 tb^' i^r. a'*- "'
■ ■. i\i itii.<. Liii.^iiavk iiiaae invent- I
inrni.'< whirh nnvd him ■ fortune. '
Wlien a youoR man Crensha* «aa .j
nominated by the dtmocratji for <
liroMcuting attorney of Grrrne '
, county. The count) «a!i overKhelm-
: Ingty republican and he «u de-
ffBtcd b>- Col P H Boyd Col.
Do>d «a.s an active rfp«iblican and
hrlri !;;^ ;i.ir'\ ••-•r H' l". ; i ,^-
' "■•' "»»•• ^\;;'ii Lir.KjIn aas
i'lfMd'iU n'>\d w.Ts H iiirmoer of ,
Congress and thought Lincoln was '
to-- r.-v.v r,,. ;i,e a(n,:n. He made a
speech on the square In which he
denounced the aoH polity of tin^
coin which •robaed nMnUnmt an^'
' re)«ulted In thq defeat t of 'Bo^'W
reelection. He did not become actlTe
in polltica again until he ran against
Crcrishaw for pro.MtuiinK aiLorney.
. ■ • • •
Wajter Creoaltaw «as tb« aon of
L. A. b. Crenshaw, a Oreene county
pioneer, a banty man of tlie TVm.
He was an early day booat«r and
might have given praaent day town
boomera pointers .on how to make a
to«n. He did not have much to
work on with the Springfield of the
Ume. It was a dinky Uttle settle-
I ment of frame buildings and D. C.
I''-''fl'' Unci a Trs](\ri\cr « h'rr -y
M' ii.>(i(iliini) hoici now .Mand.v U
took a man of vision to see a hotel
of thr pretention.* of the Metro-
pollun on that nt« but L. A. D.
Crrn.^hau ha6 it arrt by organizing
« l.-»-Bl ro;r|<ar- rrrrira the hotel
^hKh Mill .Mauls a.s « good tavern
The Colonial was built In much the
.«ame manner. Not only that but
Crenshaw was a leadc In the move-
mert to build a railroad from
Sprinqfield to Memrf^M ■>-'• -^ v ■-
^<»* Cr.v u one looks at some of
the towns around here of 4000 or
5000 people he mny have some Idea
of the presimiptior. or Crenshaw
and othcr.s. But mere were gUnts
In those days and aftCT year* of-
atruggle and disappointments the
road «-,.^ brr.'.:;ht through He was
a Xarnier on a large scale anS
founded the Creniha* Hardware
company on South street and
erected for Its hoi|* the building
now occupied by the Keet-Roontrve
Drj- Goods company. The rtr^
i wa.» bmiElTt later by the Rogers it
I Baldwm company'.
jN.H. Beard of Galena Sue-
> oumbt to Iniury Inflicted
by Attacker
Jlr«>al r>».^o». » t" Thr »»•<»•
r.At.rNA Mo. Ort 3 -W H
Beard. 5i. died here at noon today
a* th« result of a knife wound ju.<t
**i'Tw XJh* heart. lnf]icted by Virgil
ntrr. 4S. in the rear ol a Moie
•re Monday momina. i
T* Change I'harxr
A prrlimlnarv henrlncfor Painter.'
• ho •»».« arr^MeO .MondAy and,
charred «1th felonious a.sMiuIt with
intent tn kill. m«.« .•.^' for todnv. but
will be po»rpone<l nhile the charge
will be chanced ;o on' of fir« de-
cree miirriT
Pawner, a larmrr V.vm^ near
Elsie. Mo., halted Beard at a gen-|
eral atore here Monday and after'
'earl'.r.c him to the back of the
building and telline him to "stop
lalkinc aho;t rr"» '■ »'*ark»<1 htm
wilh a kr.ile Since Brard and h:*
wife .separated recently, he and
Painret had been regarded a.« bitter
enemies. Mrs. Beard has been Itv-
tnc on a f^Tn near Pato'-ers since,
her separation.
(iive* Nialrmrnt
After the fight between the two
men. Beard vas Uken to the home
of Mr.v Jennie Eutsler. arrxxv the
"rrrt from ;he rourt ^o■,v. « here
'ir nirri 1,-iriav Prrvecutm* Attorney
• ' n Norman took a .Matemer' from
the In.lured man Monday. Sheriff
F. P KtUKhi arretted Painter a
short tim» after tb» knif;nc inri-
(>SS
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Robert A. Cooper, 26, and Nina M. Pitts, 23, both of
Chicago.
Page?: Joe Peltz died.**
Richard W. Northrup died.**
Mrs. Cora Guriey died.**
Davis infant died.**
Page 8: W. H. Beard died.**
Thomas R. Johnson died.**
F
Farmer Expires of Knife
Wognd Inflicted by
Virgil Painter
Cpri lal Ihxpali h to 1 h* \rti<>.
OALBNA. Mo.. Oct. 3.— Preliminary
hrnrliiK on chBrj;'' of first drprrc mur-
der in connection ^nU ihr <lraih of
W. H. Benrd. 84. whr> diM here to-
day, probably will b« held Friday for
Vlrgll Painter. 45
Beard died today na a rrKiilt of a
!.:i!ff wruiid Ju«t b''lnu thr )ir:irf In-
flicted by Painter Monday. A charge
of felonious assault with Intent to
kill had been filed against Painter,
but It will be replaced by a chnrRC
of first degree murder. J. B. Nor-
man. Stone county pro.M^cuttng at-
torney, said this evening.
.siarlnt 0\rr Tnik
rmntrr. a fnrmrr llvlnR nrnr Elsie.
Mo., hsliert Besrd at a Renrrnl *torr
here Monday and after leadlnR him
to the rear of the bulldlnp and tell-
Inff lilm In stop tnlkhiR nbo\it him.
nttaikrd luni willi i\ kiiKo Ilir tuci
men became enemies following the
separation of Beard and his wife. Mrs
Beard lives on a farm near that of
Painter.
1 • . -•- . I ,. ,•
Painter was arrested following the
trouble by Sheriff F. 6. Knight.
Prosecutor Norman took a statement
from the injured mi\n Monday
Painter may be tried at the October
term of the Stone county court
"liHiw l>6»«fe» to TU K(
LBBANON. U^ Oct. S<— ThomM R.
Johnaon, M. prominent Luledt ootin
tljuTr**'* <laaltr. (Usd at tb« bomt
'olTlilt dMiflittt, Un. Bom Flateher,
hars tbttay. Ra wtf bora Mid nared
uid tfat the wbole of hU life In
Laeled* eouaty.
.Ills death WM du« to Infection of
• eut on bla ler wblob ho luitalnod
•bout tbrM montbs ego. Ho opont
Mvoral wooks In a Sprlncflold boopltal
where he received treatment.
He owned and managed a farm on
Cobb's creek, IS mtlea eoutheast of
Lebanon. He was a member of the
Freewill Baptist church.
He Is survived by his widow, a
•on. Elmer Johnson, of, Lebanon; and
six daughters, Mrs. Charles Heard,
of Oregon. Mrs. Vtank Shadel, of
Drew, Mo.. Mrs. KVerett Webb, of
Oakland. Mo.. Mrs. Leonard O'DeU.
of Oakland, Mo.. Mrs. Boss Fletcher
of Lebanon. 4md Miss Thelma John-
son of the home address. Funeral
aervlces will be held at the Anttoch
church at Oakland Friday afternoon.
Burial will be In Oakland cemetery.
MARRIAUB MCENSB
Robert A. Cooper. 26. and Nina M.
Pitls. 33, both of Chicago. The couple
wrre msrrlrri at the Oreene county
rourthoune by the Reverend Franlr
Neff.
&8b
JOB WtW
•r tprtnf •
leb. 0»T..
... T|it 0*u of th»
Mkd A. M.. «1U oeo*
MBl. OOKA OVmLIT
F^otral Mrrim for MUn Cor« Onrley,
M, vho diod ytatrrdor mornlnf. will »«
teoM at S:M •'•lock thU afuroooo ftt 717
Btn(«B «v«aa0, wboro iho ditd. Burial
wlU Uk» PiMo »»^*««J»« 0£"/«^. ?!»•;
ttry. !• nllM aenhtMt of itorlaffltld. in
rharfv of /. W. Kllnfner. Throo brothors
■nd en* altUr lurvlv* ma fnllowR: A. P.
Oartoy of Si. LouU; S H. of SprlnifieM:
AoA W. T. of Battltflold: and Mrs. W. C.
Vmn of BprlncfltM.
DAVIH INFANT
Tb« tofant dauahUr of Mr. and Mr».
Albart O. DavU. nt Naw avenuf. died at
t 30 oTiock l8«l nifht In the hom« of the
W. NO»rM«rr _^,. ^ partnm. followlna a brl^f llln»-»v Fii-
W. WWthmp. W, dUa ••'«? n,,^ aarTlcaa wlli b« held in Lh» home
^ fti Ol« pomt •» ■«2I •» »• o-oloek Ihla morntnr Interment
i«0. M« •• •"'"V^/ wUI b« In at. klarjr'a ccatetary under dl-
O. «. Norlhruo. of GUI- ,^tk>n of tha Horman H. Lohmtyar fu-
k« ttnr fftndeWMOTn.
bmbU for Ton«T*l ianrtoM whleb
viflbi Mid «u»dar tha direction of J. w.
SSJtrTMO iSoomplato ptodint tht tr-
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: Marriage license: Harold M. Lutz, 24, and Miss Betty B. Dav.dson, 26, both of
''"tgt 10: Son bom October 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rothermehof North Boulevard.
miii^
«K>'A-^^
BIRTHS
^
Mr. and Mr*. Ftayk Rolhcrmfr.
WW til Buuleyard.-Rmtte Ir^nnmince
tfeo birth of a aon. Wcdneaday. OC'
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 3: Richard Northrup died.**
Joe Peltz died.**
Thomas Bann died.**
Frank LeDuc died.**
Page 4: John F. Burks was killed.**
fib/wf
IT VUtlM
4l,«fM«Mkl
foaoaaw dOtf.
win be held
••Btoek at Waot
of
UTOd la
tbPieo oC JOMpb
tovn. SaalMla
and two cdUldxan.
rtvt to Bocwwrillo
mfflf itn- ^tsanl
uuDduetod ty tho
Tpiifm- Arrangamanta
dliaetlaa of tba
Htklnff cooptBy*
Cor.JbM r. Bmkiik
by t itratt OAT Is
•lUcaoan,
ty nMimtnK at 11
ctattrota. foiu
Iff. Burka
B» IM
Buits of that
by his wua
body wUl ar>
rly Bnnday
mu.bo
John T.
undar tho
Ula tJnder-
. DEATHS I
^idUBD novnavr ^ ^
rimaral arrancananu for Mlaftard
IMthntp. tl. ara taoenpMo pandtof tha
•rrtval of hla aoa. O. & NortlirM) of
Obteato. Mr. Korthrvp diad at Mi noma
at MM Howard aranoa. lata Tbwraday.
■• la atao torvlvad by hla wtfa and aoa
bfOtbar. W. M. Northmp. who Uvea in
Btewtland. Punaral aarvieai will b« held
••dor tba dlraetton mt i, W. Bliatnar.
joc nci.TX
Puaaral aervteai far Jo* Palta, who died
in Lnnj B»«ch. Ctl . »ill be ^•1(1 •►««
■ rumoon In the Maple Park eemeurr.
J. W Kilncotr will t>* in cbarga of ar-
ranciimta, Tha Oata af the Tempi*
lodta. A. r. and A. M.. win eondnet burial
rttaa at tha grave.
tai
TftOMAH BAflS
Thofn«« Bann. ft. m rMMani of Mprinf-
ri'ld tm tiM pMt 15 y»ar». <II#<| vMWr-
tf«T •( NfvMla. Uo. followtni t Mncrr-
•nt lllncM run^ral n^rvlr** will !>• h»M
•t J.io o'clock Sundar afwrnoon in ih»
Ktln>n«r run«rat chapel, with tha R^-
»r«n«J William H Manaflrld. pailnr nf th*
■t. Paul Mattoodlit ebureb. ofrieiatlnt In-
Urmtnl will h* In Mapl« Park cwnt-
>IAItKIA<iK MtT.NMKH
lUioUl C I. I'/. 24 snrl Br-fT B.
j D«Ttdaon. 36. both of Springfield;
j Warr^Ti A Str^er .23. and E«ther
j Ruth MAr>hKll. 20. both of Spripf;-
field, "nd F. W. I>rury. 28, of Spring-
field, and Helen Mitchell. 21. of Wln-
chcfter. III.
rrink I,«r)ur. .M. former r»«ident o'
SSm^* If'^L./'**' I»»'"<l«r nlih» at bl.|
nJ^St!.!. ^"V" »•'"««• •'• !• be held
?;m/,,ll ""nl'J ■« the Delaware KrMre
rifirt y, hlo mother. Mr< Janr I^r>ur ."<! '
■outh avenue H» aUn I. ,.ir..tv..i K, .-
n«h»r hroth»r ./ohn l.#i)>,r of rm^r.-i^
and • ""rr.Mri Paul Acton, of N^w j»r,»...
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: Danny Daniels, ringleader of the murderous mutiny in the Colorado state
penuentiao^, who committed suicide there Friday, once lived in southwest Missouri where he
committed many cnmes. vvncic ue
Page 8: Thomas Bann died.**
Richard Northrup died.**
Joe Peltz died.**
John F. Burks died.**
Mrs. Elizabeth Champieux died.**
Birth reported.**
Page 10: Miss Madge Mildred Wood and Mr. Harold Baldwin Meador were married.**
7UUNAJI B.A.>\
aM>if'<a» Tbaota* Bans. Tt.
»»»» died rria«T at Nfv»(li. Mi> .
after • IltitarlM Itloau, vlll b* hrld Iti
mtocMfa ciMpel at a:M •clock RuitdaT.
•»ni4i>r.tHi kt the Rnccend William II
MaaaffeW. VMtor of St. PaoV* MrthodKt
r^tIrth. JnUfBcnt will tak« t>i*cr In M><-
pt« Pa«t titwrntrrj. Mr. Rann «ai a r'>i-
d'M of •oTla«lt»M for ii jran.
. BKsiAftV KOBTHKt-r
^n»»*i ••r»lr.»« fTT nirhard N')flbrvi<
'.». «if !♦•• Howard a'.»nii». i ho ft.-rl
T>«<er»4a». ••!? tx h»td at I'll) nri,.,k
"•jndar affrn/v^n »i Inr ?«>• Amu' •
Pa;»»t«« ^h'irr>, Buna) ■•III h» !•' fir»»i>-
■»-'r. t'rr.'-'r- 1:1 >; «rr' ' '. .'• \V Kl.i'ai'i
ror fKt.T/
.•r» r»'" '•■ • r ■! r'A'i\ II. I "t c n»«.l
FarJi C»m»i»r«. follo«in» IhptkI «»ri|fr
b«M tr Kllnrr.'r » fliapfl ai ; ^n n r'mk ,
T-» r.ai» of Temple lil»iw>nir ledta ron- i
-*'- lal at th» tr'nv^. t
JOHN r. ni UK-
funeral h*t\tzef lor JpI.m k. T;iir<«. 4.1 1
*ho %raa killed by a airevi rar in Tn-
mcna, Calif., Mondar. »'il h* ti^ld S'ln-
dae mornlRf at It o'clock at Writ rmipr
• ^■•rrh. four mll'a ^aal of Ro(rrrvil!r Mr
Burka It Ui* ion of Joaeph A. Buriu of
that town. H* it avrtclved br hli vifr and
• wo children. Puneral aervlf^ win b*
cowdBeUd br <ha Rerrrend John P KI1-
Ilan Arranifnirpt^ are 'inilfr the dir'r-
tion ol the lloRrrawli'' I'l 'iTlai.n.g ■ timi.
panj
Mra. Bllsabeih Champirux. 4R. vt 1M0
ffntth Sherman arrnii* wlfr of J A Cham-
pieos. dl»d r»r\\ ll\i^ niornlnn at hft
haia lollowtnt a brirl lllnr*;. HUm U
• 'jTTjTcd by h'r hi!'l,.,i..i l-.- 'hil.'. 1«w.
rrnoo of Ohleaco and Clia:V« nt Rprlnf-
flrld. and two flauchiT.v. \ti'.».-» Marram
and Rtbel M tin }''•• •■:r;i<v Punrral
««rr1<-rn w^Il ^« T"'.'' ■ ? »t t orlcx-k
H itial «»4i *•- 1- ■-'. .l>\r» < crni'ny
Mode* dltecllnn ol lut llrrmaii Loiuntyer
fmoeal twoie.
BIRTHS
Hr. enrt Mr^. C I Prire of RM
^4Wt fhe/t^ ■"rpet ,trf 'he pHren's of
» «liygh«er^ MArtbji Jea&. kOTIi
'Afr55 lyooJ Weds
Thr nrrltunc of Minn Xtnrtsr Mildn'/I
Wood, rtanche^r ot Mr and Mr« Wil-
liam r Worwl of ihia Dty. to Mr
Hiirnl'l M.^Mvin Mrr<rtnr «rr ''f M'«
Mrry K. ,\!rndor ol "nirr. Trx»!« «•■>«
.Mr »i:rt Mi>. Thoma« Al«'nn ol Df-
troll. Mirh T*ir Pf frrsirj Mr f'Hf
fi .'r>hi;«or o; th.it rity »h» •hi' o(f;-
• l:i' iTi; i>i.!"«'rr
.Ml" \1ii«I--»II A!»*oii ■»!< n-A.n "!
honor and .Mr. Braaon Mrador. broihfr
■>t ih«« brldeitroom.- waa beat man. j
11-.r V'<i|.v.; c'lpy ■»!!! ma"«<? 'tr-.-r '
hnniK In Detroit. i
^88
6prjr)qf ield fatheraod son partnerships
Amonc th« Ulhtrt lod "oim nt
8prln(fl*l<i *ne »tt » lot of tujos ■
j oiCBt out or tuulnru r^aoriation krr
' Ranr •««1 J«ck C*K>p»r. Ttity n >t
onljr •■• intrrr»t«l lu tiir **mr bu>l-
iins. but •!•<> find pipwur* In the i
<*in« rrcrratlond actlvltln
Tti* fkthrr u prMldtiit uf tu>!i
'ta tmiMirw ' «r 'llM Mm*
Tb^ ronrerti h«» hml ml In-
' rirtn
' Om^ btntbt • plumbing
lalMip oa SJiutb aTtnu* in tbt 400
I Mock.
An«r ft tlm* Uw; mo»«tf-U»»bu«l'
am to Sotilb aMitu* Mid Walnut
. •tiert. Laicr Ilia cuuiriii <>■• nior-
|*d to But WaUr ttfMt wbtn It an*
Irrrd (lir KhiOrMilr biitliiFni In lUOA
land In IIU tiM praatnt bulldlni at
J97 Baat Wat«r itrrat waa trrcttd.
Mirr) <•.-,. ;.rr Ih.i.iM 111* lir^lhiTi
, iiricrwl in tha btuliicM *i tlit lima {
ihr <oiirrrii rr.irtrtt the wholr>>l«
■ tr'.a.
Jack ClK>v>" "xrf* up" in ilir Ixul. '
[ (MM and trom tlj* tuna tia waa a !
JMEaU bar knaw axactlr «bat bla |
fi>tiir« larrrr uan ft> hr. •••■ tiii-ii
' ' • •> •» M.il >-:i:. \»,| II,, .., , ,
•• ■■ ..!« I..UM. IM, ll|I..|Uli„|,l 1.1.
a.:—! .UjikJ ywtr. .ihI it-hllr tif ,„
in Uuwouri unUariU), from »i,icb 'la '
waa Krartuainl. hr took rommrrrlal '
i.iifM. «l,uh would l.flp uini III iiui
Irtioaon a-ath^Durhiy t»a acbool dat* :
Mb •pnncftoM UM aoo apent hla 1
•para tima in Um oODcarn and In nia j
I unlTcraltr Oaya h« «raa Ihara dunng
, »acallon«. Thua ha waa wall prapar- i
ad to taka up full work whan ha waa
jSraduatad m l»3| and enUrad thr '
(•nw tOCKhar aud haia > krrn m.
ji'Tinaot of the aame tlllIlK^ T;,, v
both wara pmmlii>-nt inrmbrrk c.f
in» ohl 8I■nll^•(l.•l.| f.iw.iry . riih him
nttu pla> «..ir Uw.lhrr Tllrv hN .
'"" "''•'■» I'."' IM •..!... I., -l.l „. ,,.
Titlaa.
Jack Ooopar la a manibar of tha
•alatl9n club bar* and la » lleatiaad
Wot, Hla fathar fraqiirnOr haa (ona
up in Um alrplana wblcb tha aoD
pIlotM.
Tlirrr I. a tl.inl Coopar which aomt
•lay p.oOal)ly »iil be a. mctnbn- of
ltb« am. Jajok OeepM-a tvo-yaar.
old Mti. Kerry, Jr„ u too youni to
aiprfoa any opinion upon hu future
taraar, but he baa (iren ealdmoe of
• tondneaa tor aMn<i«ii«in „,m, ^^^g
UlBer and (randfathar.
The News and Leader for Sunday, October 6, 1929,
IS missing.
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t81
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, 1929-
Page 2: Columbus G.Noblett died.**
Lee R. Womniack died.**
Louis Charles Cavally died.**
Matteo Sartori died.**
Claude H. Campbell died.**
Mrs. Elizabeth Champieux died.**
Frank LeDuc died.**
Mrs. Sarah S. Stokes died.**
Page 10: Mrs. Harriet Fellows died.**
Albert H. Parish died.**
UaajiLu 'K.suM^
aV» Hold Last Rites
For Pioneer Woman
Tuesday Afternoon
Tvamnl Mi-rlcM lor Mrs. Hftrrlet
^rilB«i. W. widow of th« Ut« )tor-
pm W. rmemn. ona at the touadtts
•«f lb* Bpctngftld WMon eompany.
%dw 41ad ta • etty boapiuj SatunlBT
Mght. vUl b* bald »t a JO oy^lock
mXtmecu «« th« Aim* U>h-
IBMnt hon*. with Um B«t>
A. 4. MAOnmc- P*ator ot VX-
uhftmtiMn church. otflcUit-
IBC. lM«nn«at wlQ bt In Mapi* Park
flC tb* oldMt iBcmbcn of C«K
Wy •bttreh st tb* time of ta«r deatb.
tot. PAvwB CUB* to BprlD(fl«ld In
ttl9, flho la aurTlTtd by lbre« aoaa
MbA fltaM daocbtMiu M fSUowa: WIU
fad IMbwt VMlows of raaadena, Cal.:
PanIB Frtlowa «r Bprlncflrld: Ml*a
Bairlat Fallows nnd
Majraa. aU of BprlBffMd.
Bar Iroabaad. «bo diad a^wmti yrara
B0t •• tha famUy bona. Ml 8t.
ajtHtm flttMt. waa oao of tba lead-
tav koalnoaa man of tba elty for manr
Ha ajad s broibcr. Col. Homer
nOowa, war* Inatrumental In
tb* nra« talagraph aad nU-
t» ftMagficId.
IMCIUU: SERVICES HELO
ttER£ FOB BRIGHTON MAN
Albart H. Parlab. U. casbl*r of the
•rtgMoa bank ot Brlfbton. Mo. who
diad at hU bom« there 1t«t Rnturdsy
Blfht, wu burled in the EuiUawn
— lalaiy bere yeaterday afternoon.
Miaaral aarvleaa wars beld at the
Brlchtoa yeatvrda;
With tho Bvrarcnd Bdwln
twator 9t tba Wood«
naali^Wrtazi abai'iifa'
IC% Partah I* auTTHad bn
ha* brothara paA • MatarJ
• aumtiir ot ^ praatncDt {
Bty faaillr.
waa tiader dlractlon Rtitcbl-
•■■•BlDa fuaaral ttoooe of Bollrar.
DEATHS
O0LUMBV8 a, NOBLKTT
' OotaBtbOfl O. Roblatt, tt. died »i S:4S
e'eloek ]p«it«r««f afttrnooa In hla boma •}
tn wart Watatar atraet. Ha it iurrlTad
br Ma. -vUa, ot»a ton. Boy Koblattj«nd
two cranddahlldroii. ruwral Htriem
Witt bo bald ot 11 o'clock TaaMlaT mon-
IBC In tba J. W. Kllnfnar (nneral ehapal,
followed by burial In Robberaon Pralrta
c«mK«ry.
LBB K. WOMMAOK
]>« R. Woromack. 49, died a»sS o'clock
laat nlfbt at hia bome. 2000 NoTtb DongUa
avenue, foUowlna an extended Ulnesa. Ha
U aunrlved by hia wife; ona daogbtar^Mra.
Irma 8tona, and one ion. ray 8. wom-
maek. both of Bprlntfleld: two trotbara,
A. L. Wommack o( Oklahoma abd Loola
Wemmack of California: utd two lUtv*.
Mra. 8. A. Btratton of Oklahoma and Un,
L. M. Trantham of Brighton. Mo. Funeral
arrancemenu are Incompleta but Intar-
mant will ba under diraetton of tba J. W.
Kllngner Undertaking corapanj.
LOUIS CHARLKS CAT ALLY
Loula Cbarlea Catrally. M. died at bia
bome, 639 North Campbell avenue, at •
o'clock yesterdaT morning. Be la aur-
vlved by hU wife; two daughters, Mra.
Sam Warner of LaCygne, Kan., and lUaa
Ruby Cavally of the home: one son. Loola
O. Cavally, Jr.. of Colorado; and ona at»-
tar. Mrs. MInnIa O. Prey ot Port Scott,
Kan. The body probably will be sent to
Port Scott today from the W. U Stama
mortuary. ____».
HATIBO aARTOBI ,
MattM Sartort. M..«n •wlfdAy^rWJ-
Sartori ot tbo »»om«,»ddr«ia, «*««»•
aon. J. A. Barton ot Xadepondimbo, ,Kan.
KmaralliiTleJrwin bo bald al « ofolock
this afternoon In tha Kllngner funeral
obapel. Interment wlU ba In Mapla Park
oamttary.
CI-AinE H. CAMPBKIX
Puneral services lor Claude H. Campbell.
49, «bo dlad early B^turday at bU home.
Ml Bouth Grant avenue, will ba bald In
tba Abna Lohmeyer funeral home at 3:30
o'dook tbia afternoon, followed by burial
ta Mapla Park eametery.
FRANK LEDfC
FunerBl serMcis for Krank LeDuc. »1.
who died at Btrong, Ark . Thursday, will
be held at the Alma Lohmeyer funeral
home at 3 30 o'clock this afternoon. In-
I terment wlU be In OreenUwn cemetery.
b'=lO
MRU. ELIZABETH CHAimEUX
Funeral aervlces for Mra. EUxabetb
Champleus. 48. of 1510 North Sherman
•venue, who died early Saturday at her
home, will be lield at 9 o'clock thU morn-
ing In tha Sacrad Htart CatboUe churtih.
Burial will ba In St. Mary'a cemetery un«
dar dlraetlon of tb« Harnuui H. Lobmcjrer
funeral home.
i.
MBS. 8AK4B 8. STOKES
ronaral acnleat for Un. Sanh 8.
•tokaa, It. «be dMd t httJbmM on Sost
SohwMtaar ^road Battirda* aftcmoott fol-
lowlnf a brlaf Ulneaa, wlU bo bold at a:M
o'elock tbU afUmoop tn tbo AdronUM
ehtireh at tbt corner of North Main av*>
nue and Lynn atreet. Interment win be
In Eait Lawn cemetery under direction of
W. X<. Starne.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2: The Carter family held a reunion.**
Page 10: Mrs. Harriet Fellows died.**
Columbus C. Noblette died.**
Louis Charles Cavally died.**
Lee R. Wommack died.**
Mattao Sartori died.**
Albert H. Parish died.**
Archie Hine died.**
■ i
MAKRLiOE UCKIf&S
Ouy Edwin Nmscb Bnee. 49, apd
\»f.rrprr» Annr Nlsj^t- 46, both /Ot
I St. Louis. « 'j
i Raymond B^ty. 21. RosncvOte.
I and Alma Ktnnard. 31. SpcteC-
I field. . .
j John Lydon. 34. San Bprlitfs. «d4
I Myrtle Meedham. 37. epriaEflri4.
ARIONVILLE SCENE
; > OF^AMILY pEUJNIQN
A reunion of the dwcendunU of j
Amon and Hayea Carter, who M«?ttl«l ■
la tha Ozarka ahorlly after the War j
of BcceMlon, wan held Sunrlny nt City
Park, two mltca weat of Uarlonvlilr,
Mo. A baiket dinner waa provided,
and the day waa devoted to general I
aoclablllty. The annual "Carter re- j
union** win be held at Oortbage. Mo.. |
next year. It waa decided. Thooe •
preaent were: )
Mr. and Mn. S. J( C«rH"t. Mr. amt |
Mrs A. J. Murray. Mr »ii<1 Mr« W. 6
C«r«rr. Mr. and Mr*. tinin-U Curtrr »r'1 ■
/•uilly. Mr. hikI Mr- J. H 0«rii Mr «n<1
Mr* Arthur B. Finch. Mr aiirt Mi» C .
L Knox. Mr. and Mr» K«Jph Owen, Mr.
•nd Mra. Forrett D«M»Uf, Mr. an'l Mr.'^. j
Lloyd Cartff. .Mr. »t:d Mtn. Lnrv DeM.:> \
and family. Mr» V. r. Lyonv Mi'**
rrancea Lyotu. Mitj Eiftfi Lyoni. Mtnn |
M*ud« Prfilf). M'." Vr>* Plifk!"'*--. Mi"
Corrloa Owtn. Mua Cori:el;a owen. MiM» '
Loll Carter, and Carl I>Mm«». all rf '
Sprloffield. Mo , and Mr and Mm .Vror. p I
Carter, Ur. and Un. Amot Turner and |
faratlr, Mr. and Mrs Ronald Campbell
and famllr and Mrs. Bary A. Turner all ,
ot Pelrce Cltr. Ml.inojr;. and Mtv. .\my
Wine of Car'.Kace, M;«»our!
Aa long a« they lived. H>iyer Carter
llTod on a farm north of Spr'nRfifcld. |
and Amoa Carter oo s Uaai near
Pvljcoa Cttr. 1^
Mlt-i. IIARHIir Mii.ow
\^i^ a* ot i39 St.- Loiil.'* *ltr»t. ^*»«»'«'
^ra..'*'. rrllolV on. of «»'• /"«"^yu» ^
beld .'i a JO ^clocl Tu^aay aiuruo^al
ltoKAJa»a lA.hiiiey«f 'tuneraLt>«»»««-l«H2J
o%pU«l »>er«;- J"",. ,V i.'iMi'"M lollow*
and Mrs. Helen "•'X'Ts %irt rellowe
;"" ..I., ot ti,r ..M.M '"'•"'•••: *** ""
Calvary fic»b>tn»»" v»ui>.U !'«'«' I
« t»n Mnt> <
' c*t>l*i>i>i<i>t
NOHI.l.TIg,
ColiiiiiUii* tj- '^"""^'"^* . /,« w«.i Web-^1
n<.r«l Mn;cr> •ill be -Kl '^ '^„„„„^, •
|,„..l„\ lll.TI.II.II III HlO J >> •>
c».»i..i. tono^vrj U.V uucimeut in KobbM-
«wu I'lHUia teincu«'y;
« *VAI.I.Y
,si_ iiini at
.»»( — f»~'— «rnt — IrtnTTj
^. .,!•. K;.M. ('•! I'.t.rrn: .-riMrri und hltflaJ 1
b^\
! • I.HK K. WOM.MAiK
t«r.in-r.I •..rvifM fur \.rr h ,W'^""«";;f-
., -J .\„fi!. li.,iit!i<' MWi.il*-. ».rf lifl« I
,ti,.> :..!.. II..-. „ -I »»«_''.>^A'i*i.":'- !'fr*-i; -;
H :l.r-T,n.•llr-^lr-p>.^^^T^Tt• r#>».'i'«y »•»
IO.au;v . ; .». N\ KlM.^i.ri. Mr Ui.ii.m»r>«
" >riV.- .1 •..!' 1 '>* H Wi.i.i.ii.nh <.•! ?<i.r1liM-
Ivf.^i.i ..,.,1 n' liMiithi-r, Mr*. iKim Btuit«. .
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1 at lioiiH'. Kuiicral M?r\»r.»» *•!« I»»ld lhi»
' nflrr-.TKiit •< J o'clnrk Bl \.*^f> J W. Kllni'
■| tirr n.Kiiri. tfi\lo«rU by ti>lcini«Qt ,1a M*
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c:viii«lr<
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t lu««4iiiy ulH'iii ion lit lliH J. VV. Klii4i(iirf r
1 «lt«ti«t' it«rr«, (uiiimVUi »>» luurmtiu "in>
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n» (.Hi,..', i> II,!.. ^ af t- Jii • (,>lu\i, •rirt •
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t«i»«| tiraiidrtiit<irrn. Il» «aK biirii In C>or« |
i' .-, •■.I'll 'V. <;>-iitirlii, Kiln iMi V It. 18M j
, il» • 4ii.r 111 M1V.-..M111 !ii tHiU. >rullii|| in
|SNt«*.lo'i cuuiitv III" wa* a •n.'Utb«>r of iha
i I',r..,.v4.ri 1,. u rlpiirh n''ti>r<> r.iliilii|( lo
) Mi><f»iri Mr I'ltltnnii .Ihnl <>> AlabaiiiA
'V»,'. «t-fir« "n-'fr 111" iiiarrlril flnrah K
(il,l,..i Ml ril'.ll-lll l» Mll»lvr.1 lj\ llii-
trnllottliiK Kont' nntl rtniiglitcrx. Jamr* II..
Kun , i.iriirti. W , I'rirrr
7Xuiung. AMtur Spflm** . Kbivi
In, Horten»e Yo>iniC, Wni»r(H?^M^Lrt-*
f 1*ri^r,\ N- iMnnIa: Mr» firs*!* Krilv.
I*<nrc« C'»ty; Mr^ Cary, Cui>nln«h»m.'N«»-|
»fir\Jn MU<i Krtlth Putm»n. Nfwtoula- and'
Vi^-. Pufli'l pinniaii Pruinrislii rikii.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Kate Smith died at Joplin. For many years she begged on the streets but at her
death was found to have a great deal of money hidden about the shack where she lived.
Page 7: Mrs. Maria F. Turk died.**
Mrs. Harriet Fellows died.**
Columbus G. Noblett died.**
Louis Charles Cavally died.**
Archie Hinedied.**
Mrs. Zella Boeger died.**
Page 12: Card of thanks.**
DEATHS
Mm Mmia K. lurk, 7«. died at « 30
n riork la.it night In thii home of a
iIiiiiRlilrr, Mrs. E T. I.lnd.«'y, 7M TaM
IMirisim hirrrt Bho l* mirvitpd bv th» nn»
iiiiiiKlilir. our »r>n. H. r Turk of Hprlng-
llrlil nii» •im#r. Mm. Mlnni* rilloil, on'
ilmiKlilrniilA*. Mrn. F, E Turk. (i»ii
armirlrtaiichlm aiifl lhrf« (randnons. Fii-
I iirml airaiiKrmrnl* h«»» not brrn rom-
plrtm but Inlrrment will bn In Mt. View
rrmcirrv at Polk. Uo . under direction of
ih«i Alma l.olimr7er funeral home.
I (HIS CII.Mtl I.S r.WAI.LY
' I.olll^ Chiirle.i c;i«»«IIv, S4. rlird Bunday ,
II ••riiliiK a( Ills home it MS North C»mp- ;
lull mi line /lie bodv will be »ent frflm .
Mie Simiie mdrliiarv Wrdnf-rtsy for burial'
■ 111 a l-ort 8..)tl cemetery He III nijrvlved
h» hit »ife. two »on« and one daughter. ,
MR.4. IIAIIKIET rRLLOWH
Funeral tervir.es for Uii. UarrUt Tfl-
loaii, «8. of Mfl BU Louii atreet. will b«
held al 3 10 o'eloek Tnaaday aft«TDO«n at
the Alma Lohmeyat funeral horaa. tol- '
lowed bT tnlermant In Mapla r»rk ceraa- '
tery. She la aurvlvad by thraa daofiuara
ana threa Mna. ■>>• w*a mm of Utc oMaat
membera of tha Calvary Preabytrrlan
church. I
roi.i Mnr.% o. noblett
Funeral nervlces for Columbua O. Nob-
■rt(. an. ot 537 Weat Webiter atreet. will
he held ii II oclock this morning at the
.1. \v Klingiier chapel, followed by burial
n l(^hhpr^on Prairie cemelerv
*R( HIF HINF
I :i.rii>l irr.iie* Iur .^Il.Me Hine. 14.
V ' '1 'li"! m n iiii\al hn»- "i: tn Wtihliig-
\>... I"- I. fir; »• : ^■(.^^k '''■> al'T-
■ „r 11 :n • •<• .' W KliiRH'-i f')n'r«i ! -<T-e.
:„l r »fr1 h'. .iiirrinnl In Oreenlawn cr-.r-
tr*\' He 1; lurvived by hit father and
criiidmolher.
MH.>< 7.»I.I.A BOFtilB
Mrs 7,rll» Boeger. .SB. died al a o rIork
Inst niKlit al her hmne 'two mllea north-
e»!t ol Btratlotd. Bh* It au^»l»e<l bjr her
hu'band. E L. Boeger. two daughtert.
Miss Clara Boeger of the home and Mr*
0 J Wommack of Hprlnitfleld. her father
I'-i-d Kri>-.e nj W;sr(>i.»u, fne brother*^
and lhr»e sisters funeral arrangementi
. are M,-nin|i\e' •• b':t Interm'i' m'.l! he In
•;,!.:.• P:'-'-..:. f ;netrry Lndrr C::ectlon
of J W. Kl'.ngner.
t>«ia
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1929-LEADER
Page 3: Some 1 7 street names were abolished as such streets were in reality
continuation of other longer streets. These included UUmann street, Sycamore street, Fulbright
avenue, and others. All are listed.
Page 16: Mrs. Maria F. Turk died.**
Mrs. Zella Boeger died.** ■
Louis Charles Cavally died.**
Jesse Box died.**
Card of thanks.**
Page 18: Dorothy Hood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette A. Abbet, and Mr. Carl J.
Wales are engaged to marry.** [Is she Miss Abbet or Miss Hood?]
Miss Helen Marler and Mr.Frank W. Mills were married.**
I>
H-'-SS-
Th* chingen »rf a« followt:
HolUnd •vrnuf. fhtngwl to Btniwtt MWt.
King »ttrft. from JttI?J'?On lO CAinnMll
**vfr>«e. chancfcTto Bunnell- »trefl.
rh<«fniit sirrrt ^otith of Orwnfl itre^l,
fTom M«in a^fnue lo Campbell avrnur.
, chunted to Lorfn «lreft
in
muk. maaia r. rrRK
. Mn. ll«f !• P. Turk. "1«,^-<H^ -U9n»mf4
miicca ^<> u»,^: -..--.. *v»nlnf ml th* hoiihe of a dauichter. Mn. |
For^^t otrert from Fori arennf to Kan- B T. Llndjiey. of 764 i:»«t H«rrt.»on street. ,
--- •-• B<>Kldcj« the dfcUBlucr. Bhe u survived by .
'•Tort. H- C. Turk, of Sprtngfteld; • »U- i
ter. Mrs: Wnule Elliott, of Port Wortto. i
Texas; and a dauRhterlnUw. ' Mr*. K. S. I
«» ■,.!- Turk, who llv^s \n Californt« Fir*" irnr.'l- j
...ijii jiMj^wT^ j dau^ntfr* and three grandMnn also Mir- t
■-'»•—-,(.. Interment. wtJl be tn Motjnt View f
. ni''t»rr nt P>llr. Mn Tt-^ A!— .^ I,ol-tnrv- '
• r luncral horr.e is :n charge cl iirraiigi-
mentt.
rrali.' Mtrci Iiin> CAialra "7""'
p»rk Kfin.r fh^nrrrf lo r«niri»I f rer •
rrn«r»J n^enuf from Flwood *}r^*\j**
Hoiman »tte^|. chanted to Market ave
nue
f Cit.lpa-rnnnir. from l'»»M"»««^ *"f*L?
w#.f ivenOe. from Rlwood ttr»«l^1«r
Holmnn Mr»'fl. chanted to Marlon •venue
Vi«»let atriiii' fiom Ornnrt Mreet to OaK j
ttrrci rhdicd to Wf«<fr «\enur
K-i!l.tir:M n^niii^ .'rf.in ^(^llrne 'iT'^f to
Wr-: a\ri ne. Jr'^nn T»Im«f1ue mrert ^outh
4«f. fe^t rhaneed lo Franklin trenu*
MRS. ZEI.I.A nOF.r.CB
Mm 7.eiia BoeRcr. 58. dtcd Monday nithl i
at her home, two milei northes^t of 8»raf- '
ford. Bh»? li« ^urvJvrd by lier husband. E. •
L ll"'err: •vio rltnizhlTs. MUs Clara Boe-
i«f> fe^t rhaneen lo rranaiin aTrnur. ; ■ i- ii"'-mi . •»■? r::»u2ni'T'.. .^iib's *_iara »o?-
•V!iiirl» 'ifrf frnm l>«'laware avenue ♦<til5»'r. at home, and Mrs. O. J. Wommacfc. of
r.:'--ion<> rond rj-nn"'*! tr. Lombard .itreet^r.''!'nrcr!'!'': h.r f.itii- r. K-.'^J Kov.r. -Ah.,:
5..,^,„„,^ .j.,»» fr""^ tx-I^mnre i>v#n»ie , liveR >n Wi^coii-ln. and fiv»> brothers and!
»^" n>nnnnf> road, rhanaed to Brower.; . »f]r«'* «»«<«'". Tnierment mill b*" in Mount '
.,,.,,, ' I PUgah crmrtery j. w. KUngocr U In r
C<>iiiitt\ ri.ih 1«)ir from Nui otml •',.,utr | charae of arransemmts ' »
road, rhanefd to Portland
>»•■««. -ya H*a«ati|^viaiiiii-^.
Funrral 'TMrci wiJl bf h^lri at 2 o'clock i
Friday afternoon A Mount Pt*|ab. |
l.Ol 15 CH.\Rl.tS CAVAI.I.T
'"":";•/,, • Taneral «*rvicea for LooU Charlea
MeDaDHie) l -o^t^iiy. $4. vho died MuiNlaT at hU bome,
f2» North rumoh^ll ft.*":!'.!^ will l>« held
In Fort Scott. Kan.. Wedn^Mlay afternoon
2.30 i- ii:. S«"i\ii>> will \tr at tr.f
H^?f| .f.»»t, f'^ni n''1wwar» arenue eaat !
>(/-„,;m.i« kH'-'''. Ur^m i)ri»»arr avenu*
*»»t to th» end. chanted to
' Orrcnn •••n.i». from Campbell •*;""».,
tn Klrrhrnueh av»nne L'nox place. »"""'! ^ _
v«ti^!i«il »vrmi- tn Pfla-vare •'''"»•»•"";" i home of hlx nl'ter. Mr« M'.nnl*- C Frey.
er<,-"i'7or rn«<1 frn-n P»>lii«are av^n'ip I ^^^ ^o^,. ,.j ^riPK for vk ariJcrt lo Fori Roov i ,
eaut to ihr ciM UmUs. «" Jl" »^;^.,1« "**"* »i by the W. L. fitarne Vndertaklnit com- |
ahin^ road east to lh€ city UmtU. ^^..^^"^
Tluriy rtuvK alirr the piuisage 01 the
orrtmanre the rlty clerk It directed to
!■ MIMOIUIM
I
If cf»il» (I H«p^
" ~ 'card or'tHAinut
I •uh Ui thank lilcnA* kod iMtchbors,
Ra*. Nt(f e( Orar* M«thedl(t rhorrb hnd
at. Ptul rhurch chnlr'fnr thfir kind *«•
prrttion of irmjMilhr (Jurini jny rwrnt b»»
rtavrmenl in the Iota. o( mr fathrr
>MLMA BAim.
(>S3
the W. _.
pany. Mr CdvaMv Is •«vir\ir»"t ,
two dauuhtfis. Mr.s. Sam Warner, Lowry j
City: Mlaa Ruby Lorraine Cavally of Ih^
home addreaa. and one ton. Loula C. j
Ca' allv, Jr.. cf Colornrto SpMr.ss. Co'.o. ,
! .u^-;i Hti.v
■ JfK«r Hot :19 a.^d l:i a Spr'.r.cfl'ld ho.'-
p".(! .:.:,u\8. Mr Is s'lrv'.vfd by
hi.« wifi". nv.r rtK'iRhtrr. two ^oni and b!^
nnihrr .Tiir". T.-^hrr. Mr. and Mrs Joii:)
I Box of Hnlli»trr Ilr also ht» a itlstf
' Mrs. J. C. Louis of Ferfi«^on. Mo . arifi
J two brothers. Samuel of Ohio. ArK.. ar."!'
' Wl!ll«m of Crari' T''<- hoflv ■»:''. ^ir TV..-.
• 0-. rr'..Tt.(! 1.1 N!r..;or. .\1.).. by W. L. Siari.r
Underuklhc rmpar.y. probably Wednesday
mornlnv. for biin.Al thrrr.
Vow Are Read
An Informal marrusa cw«B»«»«»T i
vm* fnUn\n\TKt Orxottrr S. •»•■ I
I MIM Helen Marler. d»M«bi»r of M-. i
and Mr». N«ih Warier. loa» We« ,
3ro»t »trret. became the tortile of Mr. :
.Frank W. Mills. »on of Mr. and Un. ^
.Aiic\i«t F. MiIU. •(!• Weiit norM^
•■•.rrri. at Wrhh Tim M" T>* TWirt
rmiple are to make Ibeir hone in
SprtnEdrld.
To Be Married
Mr and Mr*. LafarettP A. Abbr*.
j 570 Weat Calhoun atreel. have an-
nmincert the enrseem^nt "♦ ?h»'r
daughter. Dorothy Hood, to Mr.
Oirl J. Wales of St. J-weph M-^ The
«-e*(dln» wtll »>e rel'tjratetf in r.-.»
late (all and the rnuple «ia mitke
tbtu home in St. Joa«pb. ',
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: James William O'Brien, Jr., 32, of Springfield and Verba
Street, 24, of Hartville.
Page 2: Mrs. Florence Witherspoon Jones died.**
Mrs. Maria F. Turk died.**
Mrs. Zella Boeger died.**
Louis Charles Cavally died.**
Jesse Box died.**
Page 4: Miss Dorothy Hood Abbet and Mr. Carl J. Wales are engaged to marry.** [Is
Abbet her last name or is it Hood?]
DEATHS
. wmnmtrooN jonck
WltHf rtpeon Jobm, it,
oof Btik Dorlh o( tlia
avaane rsad at trM o'clock
•Itar a looc llliwu. She l«
•V Deputr Shtiiir Lre Wlthor-
BUIf J«c» Jonrt. •nothrr I
aaa kr tt* Mlrv* Hrirn (od Mil- i
Wniwr«p«oa rrd Mt> Marv Cimp- I
Aaattalcra <lir lo:io*iiiii broihrn
alatait atao Fui-.i%e, Joftrpb and!
IKeaiatl Matki and Mr< Jairrs Drtat.
Mra. Marr Carirr. Mr> Pirah Wither- '
apaoa. Mra. Ida tMrmrr. Mr*. Martha
Btoopa. and Mm Kair Stdlman. all r(
•prlnctlald. runcral arrtlrra a.ii tr hrld
a( l;M aCelock Thumdar attrrnovn at
Um »•• Woodland HHthIa Pr»»bTt»rl«n ,
Cbarch. tetlo'cd br Inirrmfni in Orrrn i
**•« e^matery. In chat(« of J. w. I
s
Man. rt.Ltn Koziitm.
ftneral MfTlcct lor Mrt. Z*lla Banrr.
M, «b* died at lirr home nrar Btratford
Maodar oictit. «:1l bf hrld at Moui.-.
MaBab rndar afifrnoon at } o'clock.
tmmw»t kr tatetment thrr* in charar
of J. W. Vninrncr Mr» Borter U mjt-
VtWd kr h«r kiukljat^d. ft. L Bu<irr, afid
laaMaaMata, Mia* Clara at home and
'iSmCk J. W«BBack o( Bprliiidtld.
LOOn CHABI.r.K r«\\I.LV .
aar^Icr* for Lo„-- C^.arl't
w, M, vbo died fiund^; ai hi> lion r
i Warth Campbell a^mur »1ll be
_ _ at T*Tl Scolt Ktr.'tt «■ 7 '" ' ■•■''■
tllto 1 aflaiBOon. fit ■• aurvivtd br t.>
-yttt. T^l *** *"' '"^ '*" dau(ht«r>
a«rt«ar]r had charge ol ar-
MBS. MABIA r. TI'BK
al aeTTirm tor Mrv Maria P. Turi
'•. »ha died Monday evenina at the home '
of a dauchter. Mr« E T. Lindner he.-e. |
wlU ba hp:d ih;? irrtn'i.f a^ :! n , >. ;c
attha Alma Lo(.ii.r>»: lunnal l.< n.r. fol-
lawad kr Intermani in ilie Mount Vim I
•gytir;. Bear Polk. Mo A aon, H C i
Turk of Spr;r^:.-.a. «.: j >.ur\l\eii i
n««c SOX
•f J»t»* Boi it. *rio dlrr'
ra Tiwadaf mornint. w.il
•1* KlacT. Me. near Holl later
,4 Ctaraara nertiiafT (or f<irrr>;
Bal iBKlfiut Ha la aurrlved M
L nr« aona. o«»a dau«*-t'- "r-*
r and (athtr. Mr end Mr^
of Holllitrr. Mri J r t-».-
of ^iiuauti. Wo ^ and Pfcir.u-'
_^gtik^.^Ark,. aod laium Box o(
I. Wo ^ and
tpd iiJlmii
BKOAQEMII.NT .A.SMtl .M l.lt
Mr. and Mra. Lafayette A Abbtt ,
et M Waat Calhottn aireei, have an-
B0Unead Uia engmgement of their .
daoshtar. Dorotlir Hood, to Mr. Carl i
J. WbIm of St. Joaepb. Mo. The wed- '
tfiac to to taka place In tb« late (aU. j
Tba jwag eoupte will make tb<!tr j
borne In St. Joaeph
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: Puree Allen was killed.**
Page 2: The will of E. M. Wilhoit was filed for probate.**
Miss Essie Ray died.**
Page 12: There is an item about the A. M. Lapham house.**
Page 14: Births reported.**
Mrs. Florence Witherspoon Jones died.**
Mrs. Zella Boeger died.**
Mrs. Maria F. Turk died.**
Jesse Box died.**
Louis Charles Cavally died.**
Page 16: Miss Helen Cox and Mr. Graham Lary will be married.**
Miss Margaret Parks and Mr. Samuel Houston Paul will be married tonight.**
fe<)H
mm^ ^TFR
Into which nre often tossed things well worth vvliilc
I tiiiiviui; iiiuiiV (jlil -xiid hl«.t')r'.c rt">l-
) dences in Springfield. The large
J-blrd-cagt-honse-at-Eltn^BnaTCim^ ^1*,F .•'i-"^;
vjr'^.ii'b iiKH tv'f'n wrwVrd to make
ago by A. M. Lapham. the man who
' drove the po.-.n spike «hpn the
IBCiaiourl Padftc completed Its line
into Springfield. Tie house was
■ full or Riiiu'rrbrcad arclulrcuire. the
' v~ Io*"l times belli, crpcclally lUie,
j'Thcy were n' .^ for Uie spacldus
I home erected by^Col. II. F. Ftllowi
I and 1 id for '♦nO jrnrs If It Is
j lOMiilWfWgllpliii^
' long. Whenr"C8tonel F-"-^»s was
er»^" ■'.»;■! hi* •'"^*' ••■"rridn he had
In .mind another story. He even
bought the material but rhin"rrt
his mind and left off ore* story. He
■sold the Mirpltis ■ .;iloi lal nm! Mr.
l-tapham bought the^*.»wiow Irames.
Tlie old Lrfphnm rcsldctKC Ls gone
but. there are plenty of old land-
of losli^ one's way for want of
"th*m.' ' Ih-obftbly : -'-e long Klm-
brcMgb avcmir hi v.... corner will
l>c -Aldi-nrd n hlnrV. ti 'hr pf-rth. a
«^tWn9>ia«pred by the block in que.s-
Hon and nDtX>SCd bV ' ~ OHP.
• • • U U j
l.'llA.Nttd M. rOlit-K «( Kc
1
r«fcae: -I '•ffl- ta*** G
(MDty h» twa week* lor OtkUnd.
Cal^ wliere 1 wUl rwide with mj
•MV m^nt reached Si r«»n> •* I
Me »na nnil K Is Unw? to rrtUr. |
I riinr U» <.rt*nr rou->ty I' V*" '
,c.. Irora VlrjiniA *nH half brrn
mCAmH^-A. <*■■■»..
WILHOITWILL
is FILED HERE!
•cUt* here ever
•*
Unte. I h*»«
aad -f«cet*Mc»
fr«n la trvai •» "T «»™ •'•^
to Ihl* ^vatBeM: I •enfd »1ll>
Oea. Bobfrt E. Le* In «*« Clf"
'•''war mad wa* at Appomatmi and
Htia^>ou^ »ppl« l«et. I «• Om.
■y (toie* dorins tbc M-lse
__^__ bat that »a» •»•»
il« ta «■ w>«™ ♦* u-reattxrd we
had an anay ti tidy ».•••• »•**
prrr. wr hrtd oor tmund tar
a l<.r,K limr jrain»l Cranio nW.-
«K»ti lTi»n
615
K Bequeathed to
Widow; Two Codicils
Are Added
Th« «III of K. M. Wlllidlt. liVi! i,,r
probat« today in tha olfion of i>n>t>ut«
Mdfee John Fatman, brqueatlird bu
•OUn aatata to hJa a1Ir. Drlln Wilhnti
tfinlng b* llfetlm*. to be divmrd
aqually between thy «iau?Mrrii. Mr«.
kdwiaa CoMay. and^'XIiis ~^dna WU-
iMJlt, upon the ileath of their mother.
»i» •. Uoinc To Her, Too |
Tha hfntie nt ©03 South Wrllrr '
Wllholt. Tlu) will wfm jnadp May 0. '
IVli aod tuo • ociklU. vriK n:l(1i'(! i.ti"
en Job* 90. 1938. and the other no i
Jillr 30. 1R30. I
Tha codicil tnanc liv Ki2(> ri,,,nr'(i
Of olauaa of .tha will to Ineluda the j
bonth WaMar avaniia hame irnteiirt |
et tha bouJ« at 71S St. IaxiIk, whrrr ;
the Wilhoitt re«lded In 1912 The J
flr«t COdldt also provlde«l » bequest j
or*tlS.300 to MlM Ednn Wllnolt upon |
ttif death ' : r.'v :..•:.•-. .• :■:>?'
monay wblcU he l-.iu; niriMa;. ;■'.....' !
to tba other dHUtrhtcr, Mrit. I-.dwliut '
Cooaay.
OUeo OH Mi.-ire« |
' Tha MCond codlcU bequeath* SOO i
•baxM of common rtrx-k In th«> Phil- |
Itpa PBtroteoED company to Mim LUim
SiVilhoit.
Tha win orlRlnally provided lliat
ti.e oil 1,V4*.:;':-. •• • ■ • '' ■> '-.'rh Mr
.'WUhoU bad nlrrad; mm.-i htf'.-f t..-.
dMMka vu to ba conducted aloug
tbe Una ba hLmaaU had foIlow<-d dur-
ing tba lifetime of the executrix un-
laaa the dauelitem ,tnd Mr.n. wilhoit
BbOtlld decide it adviuir'lr to sril.
BIRTHS
^Ktok Woyfl Hodge* of Bin- ,
'l^iiodbil« 1h« birth of « «on. ,
Ociobrr. 7, in "i' "^jt. :.-?:<■:'' nap'i«r
apa4 mijtla^ hospital.
Ma. 8. E. Annatrong. of
lamdraUig Uf the Sprtcg-
Helen Cox to Wed '■
THIS «lll I'f A nr, Krii.l i,t iiii|iiial Hf(^'lt> (or |li» .l.-lin ( ovn Tli>-
Wt II,;- .,,.,1 "I'lc "■ JiTlriwI (h» PiiMl r«- V « « 'Hflinr ' hirh •> "I ^''
•ii|i>riT»<«''1 In fclnnitiKi thin •xoiilng. KiMtv th».v nil! h» In S*. i
Jy»ill# lo.mfM'l Mi^ I'^.MInK of Mr r„t\ .l.-.r MU. Hr-'»n 'oi. tn
r.r»hi»m t.»»r« o? S'-, t< i < port. I.s. Tli» mamsKr • iH !'• «ol»ninl7'"I
lit l^» hom» of 111* hrjiU" p.li'Pf. i»r,d r.t^\r Inllmxl* frfn-l* »im1
foUlHf* Till !•" I'i'-'ni. I ll' vn'inc mnplo » ill iiiaU» IlK-ir li'ini>- ^n
Shr^vop'T'- ^f ti>ir"- vo'i r«>m»nibrr llflcii — «h» »«» nn» nf 'ho
ino"» popular il-'liorii >1iirltiir ih* ^nmm'-r. I
>-■ <• ,',.-Jv. v. •-■ •■ ^.
Iflaiitl
Shbots
Through UnderbcwiK
Yt ir^ *-t f*
.^*?
DespcratrKand i !o -
Struggle B^fpre Stwt
Fired, He
Rwhttng unii
Puret SMn, iSk, vat'' ttet' 4MI
«oand«l tauily by Dtptitjr Sbattt
rred Ifeini^ «8» •! a«tea».>to^
sbortlT b«ta« Boott tMtey.-^' "' '^
Wtth a baOH-la Iris
died U atnotovkfWW
whidi ooeomd si tlw «dl(»ft.<ttai*
JusM rtwr bottoraa --- ••
wtMn Netsoo bad
an«r aUec«dly c*tclitiic lUm,»tdli
lb« liquor In tala rnwnirtnii
Tint' officer told After tte f«Ul
: Rhootlnc that he ftred at Allan ooljr
I aft*r a rt^sp^raie hand-to-hand
j •miB6l« *1th him. In «'hlch h«
I wamfd the man he would be fofo*
frt lo kill him and received the r»-
frty UMi "Mr'a either you or me."
ocn— >»■ tiwTf .
Nelcon. who Uvea at Bsar. Ma,
had been aldlnc the aherttf tt
lena during tiM piiijul
cult court ttertu. 9l
the viorqlac b* xwtiM^
.and rwnaln^ ttnfc^%'
ChaMd Into -Jm«l^
AUen. tiie otflew «**^'*^ ^
U>wanl the Jwnee rl»«r fc^iJtt*
and ptunBed Into a den« frowtH of
weedJ. The olUcer loDowed to*^
the -junjle.- ;f«n^«2*V, "S
cauRht Wm. All«» «atoBim«d aa^
MATied with the oflVar M»u».
Then, according to Nelaon. he wd-
denlr broke away, ahoot^d M
wa«.t gouw back to town. «nd
attempted to run. The offlCCT aaU
hf eaught him. fomtht with him.
and thev rt^lled tocrther on t*^.
1 itround. AUen w»» on topi wM\
Nrl.v>n> arm llEhlly around h^
hfad. Nflson reached with hi» Ire«
urn. he »ald. lor hla r«»olwr. paU-
, ed 11 free and pcDdded Allai In tk*
body with i ' '' '
idUMt. Wiitii the man iilvi>ttl t.i
ceaa« his Btru^Klr?; Ii<- iind one
shot, and Alien uenl limp.
On Frdrral Parolr
OWlcera at Oal'-na said Al!eii hail
served a term In ihe Maic iM-iu'tii- ,
tiary for liquor iJOMession und w;i^ ■
free under a fciitral paro'.r :il i!>
time of the BhootlnK. He Is sur- |
vivwl by !i ': ■'•: '•;:' V.';'.'.;r-'
Denham. niMl .i lirj", I'.'r. J .f:i'. v. :ai
live In GalPna. nuti aiiOlhi; hv:'!.-
er. Pearl Alien •'■i') .■•i ■ •!■
southern i>art ol tj'.oiie c<;..ii;..
It waa the second kiilint; in Ga- ;
leoa within tvo weeks. W. H. Beard. )
fanner, waa knifed fatally at G.i |
Imm Septemer 30, by VlrgU Paini-
«r. another farmer, who now Is In \
Jail awaiting trial. ■
UIM
at 690
hcf home
* Mi'^s r<Mr n..\T
rijlr J.t«v, 16. died ai
Nurili l^aitklin avenuff .t)U»-inor(
'in? ufr: n !■ riT llll"*' She !< Itvrvirt4\
Eva r.;.;;-!"^'.' ^ri<} '' "Y vrnrifiix
Mauttte UVI!« .'n- . U.r,-^ -.
uoff
th* llennan K.. Lohmryer
te'T UrAT NlXii
:.io.
4
6^6
>^
'*i
' ■ ■ ■_
Miss Parks,
^ Houston Paul,
r Are to Wed
A WSOUDfO af tninvA to » som-
j b*r of PprlntfltldlBOl wiU •»»
jeaifbratMl at 1:S0 e'eloek toDlfht m
I Columbia. Mo, »b«n Mi»» Minr*'*'*
!p»rmi. ifK'^hifr 'of Mr •nA Un.
'of Mr Kiimii'I Houston P»"l of »*«••
fil%. Ill' oi"rr;»<» •. o» • "i-i o'
r»«a •«- iht hem* of ih* brld^'«
t>«rrnu by th* nrveirnd Mr. Ch«rl«
n»or»» rm. rwnr o» ChrlM ' Epl«-
, r,f.»l ,...-^fc. -* ♦•-■» r"\ On'v
mrnilwi* '■I thi f'ni;^ '..^ » >» !'»-
i;iii.t'' ;i.'i.'..* • . ■' ► ■I*''"
will witnrM lh» ceremony.
MUa Park* wUl b* ■tten<1r<l by Mta
Miiry Er«-.« of Coltunh'* «s m«l<l of
; honor. Hrr brldramald; will b« Mrs.
nrnri r^irt." »ri(l Mr« All-n rtr*^.
.Mr. P»<il »UI li«»r Mr. All'n Rnmr «»
IMwt man •nd Mr. Ch»rl« HoliiDd
' (inrt Mr D«-i>n P»rk» »III >>» i:roon«-
.nrn
I,Utl« Mary SinforH. tilrrr of Mr.
Pii'il ».ll h» 'h' fl'>»'r r:-I
tiii; ;:..:■»;« ;::irr« i! r.-.» . . _■
I'lii.plf «.'i'> »:.. ■». ■!.»»• til' .•■:--
ili«onj.«r«;Mr. mnd Mr« Grady San- j
ford. Mr. and Mr*. John Cni. Mr« '
OII\e Bartlett. Mr«. Oltr.ii O. Flnk-
blPT Mt John W:nn. Mr Kdnsrl
.S!:, :: ■. .M-' f'- - c. •( •' M:
,11.1 .M - hv, . ; ,.■ - ... . \;
Charl'a JKiUmiil
Memt>fni of tb* bridal |>arn motor- .
'd tn r'.KimbIa \<^i'rdav w.th Mr. I
r»iil una Uf.ii'i.f. |i.» ;.• ■•r ;
:**ni at a dinn»r party eix^n l»-'
nichi at th» C>liimhii« <"o::-*rv t .';•>
Tlir |>..nv ■»!<» f"'ii "• Mr ar.t Mra
I>.an Paf»< »n>. M.« Mhi» fcvfci;». Mi.
j euMiU ai U* dinner. ^. •- - .tMri
ln.upl* *m l»ave for • bonryroooti^
■trip In 8i.' to>il«. Waahlnetrm, O. C^*
, . ,. ., •'V't ^ •*
II (.k' 'M'lr ll->ni» 111 •;' '.'.f.il.ii'iii
. ;i iilln'i.i* ;r. ' * ' "'
Both yf>iiiiB p'^'plr "rr ^'U kno*n
( ttr mhrr« Ihf brldr^rrwm la a popi:- .
'■r m*-M S'T f' *!' :■ .il:7< .' »'• M***- '
Pfk- li... ..• ■ i! 1 I I .. -■., *^«i>^
kL^peciM, uul wbo would worry wiiii i
all tills tlf!.T':7 T! <v :irf t,, r-".
I but pari of Uie wundt.iul o/.urK |
f aulumlV landscape— one of nature's I
: "^ - t
piKmcnt.s UM-d In tJ>e royal color* ol I
"TtJUit Bald. Jttit three mDeaaoutliJ
j we«t of Iteir. Is woitli travilir.i: fur
I to see at this wa^rp —mt any »c«-
BOti. It Is a rrtnarkable rock ^ur-
'■ den; a veritable flower lovers
pnrndl'c. In all tlils rcrloii thrrr Is
r
•' «».<! tiaa a t.n^t of frl»rrta Both .aT-
quetitcd. yet. ea.»lly
. lilktr or aiitonsobllc.
uhfiU nilles south ol iivlltt'
'^S. 65. takr thr neltjhbo^ood road
ihat tynu to the right between the
white house and the barn at foot of
blK hill. Immrdlatciv you come into
beautiful Mrcncry. A ilicp ravine lu
your right, a wooded ri«'!:r.'ain on
your left, a far visla o'. prn-n trdar
brakes and dktant rldites before
you. Asters, dracon-lr^id. and
golden- rod jnan-haling the floucr
pageant that ."irirffKl- ■ rvrry rWU'.
Unexpc.-tedly you cmcrne Into aii
open windswept region . iiiil.'.;' .mv
place you have seen elsewhere. A
serlea of rock-paved hllLs from
which the once overljliig subcar-
bonilirous ."-tnita h;>s hem rr'.K!rd
The ro;id winds over a natural p-.ivc-
niriil Slid dr<>p<; fr tr-. Ifdvr "n ',r''.:---
— preliy rouKh but v.e\l wo;!li ilic
rrducn; .speed rrqmrrd. While you
may neroti.ire an .mt exrii to the
Mi) of liidun N'.iii.i'. t'..«.i; -vi-^! cvi.-
template a sweeping view of rare
beauty (roin where the uoijic^ red
man once burned .siRual fires and
condiiclod .s;;;enin rites. It Is best to
park the old bus and. as the native
s.iv. ■ ttil:e \(nir foot -.n liiii'.tl "
(.•Qliimbia
: Kambrr of PI B«a Phi tororttr atidi
I of Oantma I>»lt« tlii. national a«l- '■
. \'it:aIiiK '.:.■• .\!. P.. '. ;•• »
iLcmber ol s.;:i.» .^i;>i.» I;-'.
laatawtHy — amt-
(fKit. there IS -SI' iiiiKl; :o ^<e. l:;e\
-trf-
■ fyna-
SiOTl'
' fr»t*rnliy.
LOtlB Clf.%BL£jl rAV.%IXT -
Thr VmIv nf Lout* Charl«a CavaUp. M,
«»-i rif.' «i !•'*»•• «a« **rt fr-"" ■*a'n''»
nicriiiarv in Jotl Siolt. Kar.. t;i.< i...i:ii-
'.I'B fn- Jvrrral •'•■•r»« anit btir.a! ?h»rr
.•* J ■'> 0 I . " ■». :i.' «::"i;."^: ii' .^ ■ ^! •
JLSSj; BOX.
"" The body of Jnae Box. 3*. «b» 4fed
TOesday ' In a hotpital here. *aa sent to
Mincy. Mo. near Holllster. Tuesday night
for funeral servlre.v and burial there. He
;. ^.T''.'*''^ •'•- !.'' '■!• t*.\.i '' t.s n'rl
!.::'• driiik:.;': ..i.-i ti. hu tamer and t'
I niiitlii.r. Mr bi.C :<i:.- Jotin Box oT Holtt.^-
' ter Pfarnea martvary had eharg* of
' rancementa her*.
•"I
fc<n
MB^. rtOBtNcr wiTiiKRsrooN jovrn
runeral Mrvlcet for Mr^ riorfnc*
WUlnmpaoa ^Dn«r. 49, vliaAM .TiMMtay
night St htr hom^ • mllr north of thr
r-M .,.■, (Tn t !• . • i" rfTr" u III »"-*Vlli'
(i« I "TP orlorit Tr<Tjr«flii» «rt#r'wwn •» »n»
N-ev. Wi.ocl.r.d Mrlir.'. ^''■'"/''•JII:
mn^.
clHueh. Mr». Von«s
>jr»»»r<l bt l»o
Too 'A •-.•:S"OIi «-.'1 ?^'"^- •'■•'■■^ -""'
lud ilr. Mar, C.mpbcU. .il »' 8piu«.
fl"l<? TTO br«th»T^ •rrt •!« 5i»t»« •»
ur»,ve. .. MIlow* J««ph ^d ^.7*!
.MRS. 7.t.U.\ niiHiTR
Rlmlfiird. will be lnW at Wour'. ri^f»J^
a. ,W, Kllotn*;. to*»jf^g»t,j'<
r&."B'»r(*r f« survivrd br h'f'haiSiStfT*
K. 1.. Borftr, atid by two tfaacht '
A n TtTHl
sr>**»^^-.«
,lfr,,, Mr*. E. *r. Un<frt>, ^*^t^ ?»««:
QuttMnv' Mil o'«iocl( -M* tft«
m*nt la Mount VIrw cmieUrr «t«*r .
I Mo A »"ii n c T'.irk of Sprmcfi^ld.
I also > ii vixcs.
liimifr. Mjk Nor!i .sn-'i. ..i H—--*--
Okln iinrl Mr K-.--^ •••■.■•..;. ' ^\
nif T-.t<
THURSDAY MOItNING, OCTOBER 10, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 2: Mrs. Florence Witherspoon Jones died.**
Mrs. Zella Boeger died.**
Page 4: Miss Margaret Parks and Mr. Samuel Houston Paul were married.**
Page 6: Puree Allen was killed.**
BEPUIY SHERIF
AT GALENA KILLS
Coroner's Inquest Continued!
Until Today: Shootmq Fol-
. lowed an Attempt to Arrest
VMan
QOWOtftmM'* inquest mu> tha fatal
#HM|(M( rarr* Allan. S5.j««r>
y^^ atl^EML at Qalnia abertty ba^
tav w(» continued
en tha invaatlfaUoo
Uat nlfht.
rn at tha hrarint ^aa-
Itrd THr. .rr rrport*
ahootln; .'.i:'.o»r,-l an at-
tlie otturr lo arrrst Allen
Por KUe«ad poaiaaalon of nqiior.
BeTvrml wllne»»r» leMlfled that
■tey fsw Defwty Nelaon try to atop
lAUen Mid that the latter ran toward
jtha Jiunea rlvrr lK>»toms and pIunRed
into tha waeda. and that tha officer
folkrwad. Several niinutea later tha
lirport of • Run »a^ heard and the
kleputy appeared, atatlnp that he had
killed Allen In a deaperaie hand-to-
hand «Beountar.
T ruiMs sri.r-nr.rr.>«E
♦ «
r>e«p:;* tJie t»ft that the officer
|(la.ma ha ahot Allen In aelf-drftiisr.
Khere waa aocnn ill feeling exprrvrd
Xalnat him. It waa recalled that he
^a a parUelpant In a cutting battle i
0ear !'';">r '^r^ ym*^ «ro n:r1 tViT
|kt a recer.'. C-»lie piinic he t,],ni ki
tman whom lie ««i> trying lo iirreoi
r violation of llqvior lava.
Nflson. l'^o I'vfii r.ritr ri»rv. Mn
knd bern helping the *hri',fl durinR
Bie pre«<nt term of circuit rovirt
{wblch la In wwlon at Oalenn. Diir-
Ine tha tr.nrnlr.g Ncl">n fn.d hf
^tlre4 men going and rotning from
^ ham near tha railroad track* at
Oalena. Ha' lrN-«atlg«ted and found
to half t>lnt of llntior. he aalrt.
I
TOV OK ME*
I
Ha hid and waltad for a«TeraI
minutes. Allen appenred Bnd took
tbe Uinior. tha deputy aald. When
Malaoa atartcd to arrest Allen, the
latter fled to the river bottom and
hid In ihf ■wrcriR
The officer trailed him and finally
lOund lum. Nelson told the coroner's
Jury that, Allen came out of the
waada and offered to submli to arreal
•ad r> to )atl. But thu man started
to run again and tbe officer caught
talm and ■^ fierce struggle enstjed.
tha officer statad.
.tii allher you or me."
top of tha oftloar. who
hia (un out of his
piOd AUaB In Um sfSa.
Inan r«ft>aad to aurrendar.
^^m, tha huUet hitting
_ *>Ba.
JW action win bo taken against
|Mna tmloM tha coroner's jury
Ibaold hold the officer tfrlmlnally re-
tponalble. J. B- Norman. Stone
^unty proeecutor. aald last night.
t*l8
Margaret Parks
Houston Paul
I Vows Read
, I
A MOST liitfrf»tlng wedding of the I
I»ll Mason to pl«ce »l Columbl*
lut eTrtng when MU» Margaret
Parka, daughWr of Mr. and Mra.
OeofRa D. Parka of that eltf. waa
married to Mr. Samuel Houaton Paul
of Bprtngfleld. The ceremony waa
performed at the home of the brlde'a
parenta by the Reverend Mr. Charlea
Oeorge Fox. rector of the Chrirt
Kplnrnpnl rhurrh of thli city. Only
memt>era of the family and a few In-
mate frienda of the young couple
were present
UlM Mary Evana of Columbia was
m*ld of honor and the brtdeamalda
»er» Mra. Dean Parks and Mrs. Allen
I oM. Mr. Allen Boa* was best man
od Mr. Charles Holland and Mr.
Jean Parks «er^ proomsmen little
Mary Banford. niece of the groom. !
I was flower girl.
.Friends of the young couple from
Bprtngfleld who atended the wedding
'were Mr. ond Mrs. Grady Banford.
JMr. and Mrs. John Cox. Mrs. Ollre
iBartlett. Mrs. Glenn O. FInkblner.
Mr. John Winn, Mr. Edward Bhelp-
man. Mrs. Charles G. Rose. Mr. and
Mra. FWderlck RIcketU and Mr.
Charles Holland. Members of the
bridal pariv motored to Columbia
Tuesday with Mr. Paul and Reverend
rat to attend a dinner party given
Tiiewlav erenlne at the Columbia
i-oiin'rv riMli 'Hie p«r'r « .i^ cl.ir.
I hy Mr. B1.<1 Mrs. Ufiiu l'Hik>, a:.d .\1.»»
|M»ry FvRns.
After the wedding the young cou-
ple left for a honeymoon trip to Bt.
Louis, Washington. D. C. and other
eastern citlee. They will make their
home In the Qranada apartments In
this city.
Mr. and Mis. Paul are both well
known h«r» vltera Mr. Patil U a pop-
ular member of the younfer aet. Both
attended the University of Missouri
where Mrs. Paul wras a member of PI
BeU Phi soronty. Mr. Paul U a mem-
ber of BIgma Alpha Epellon and Delta
Sigma frntemltles.
DEATHS
.MKS. FLOBK.NCE HITHEBSPOON JONES
^uneral services for Mr^. Florence
V.'.; :,ri apuun juiicn. 49, aho died Tuesday
evening at her home on the Grant street
road, will b>- held this aficrnoon at ihe
New Woodland Height* Presbyterian
church Mr.^. Jone.s is survived by two
son-t and three daughters. Tad brothers
and six ^l^ters also ^urvlve. J. W. Kliog-
i.cr is III charge of the services.
.'MR.'i. 7ELLA BOEGFR
Fui.cr:.! N»-r.ic<% for Mrs Zell Boenger,
Ml ."r. tiiert Montfkv at her home near
. tirariord. «ill be held Friday afternoon
I • .M"'iiil r:M!ah at 2 o clock Burial will
; iM.f t'l!>c. Ri Mount PlRgah under the
inirfrtiDii <,t J W KliiiRner Mrs. Boeger
IS Mjr.ivrd by jier Uusband end »»o
daughter*.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1929 -LEADER
Page 2: Godred Oesch died.**
John I. Brashear died.**
Mrs. Zella Boeger died.**
Mrs. Pauline Hughes VanValkenburg died.**
Page 4: Mrs. Allie Gates Maze died.**
Rev. J. M. Thomas died.**
Underhiil infant died.**
Page 12: Miss Bernice Wolfe of Belleville, III., and Mr. Ernest J. Ebbings were married.
Mr. Ebbings is the brother of Mrs. W. H. Washburn of 755 South Main avenue.
Page 13: Miss Alma Fielden and Mr. John E. Rich are engaged to marry.**
.MM' MI.U
I Mr* A>: r a(.,'.tk M
JvrMI arterel Oa)» k^I
the roniiinrtKinrd of
^otoUa at t » t iiiu
In • boepltal here
••/r.f, C*isfl-» ^f ».•
1»»<1, Kan . ai.tl t.-,
WUe. of Fair
rrtera *1U
Wtday o-.ori;!r/ » ; ji
bw UiMrmvut lo '.I.'* a
W. KUafner U In ch»
IMM, Ka>
Oimiin wi
aunt MTt
•mIX' - lodky
« b torTtTcd b two
I nitnn P, of Oood-
tlM teufliur, Mra.
rouu 4. W-
MX Hnrelock
chapel, lolloped
fiMTUitt oemeiarr. J<
ftt.
6*»<t
-Tto« «*?arend J. M. Thomaa. 79, died
Igfe* wMDHday %t, tola home on riu^ route
iLSMir^btlibc&Mar •eltaoL Be u aurvi?*
^ lir fcifWU*. als Mu moA two daagb>
ttn. tmi !• grandchlldr^. Death waa
■atfooo. csatrd hr apoplexy, ati examltia-
Mai fcf 0>i Mwrrae — O, ettJiif." OTftnt
eoantr oorencr. revealed. Funeral arrange-
■iMiU an la chargi- of J. W. KUbguer.
rVDrBIIII.I, INFAVT
l«-da)-old eon <.f Mr. and Mr.«
UodertilU of Zlkland. rouu 3. «iil
Friday at Pleasant View ceoie-
r BIkiand. The child died Wrdnes-
olgbt.
The
mt^attb
Wear WiUerne**
?J ««« w -^ ,f^,-
w. >.M>na UoiuUT aturnoon. o***
,^ in «»»• WlWtrn*- '«
•*'• ^^"^ «. iBAH and c«jn*
SUrntown. OWo. A* • 7^ |
^•-TS)1 to^SJ^n county. *:..«
brother. •"•*„ /°"' * 31 grandchU-
0«>rK«U)wn. Ohio. •nd^ji^B^»;;;^_^__
■^sfirossrfc^i" th. o«~« lu.
form I.ltb. rt. ^""«^t'JI^ M?
KS«. otliitoB. Mo, «« thef
Is to Marry
John E. Rich\
•*■ r!.Wtn. d»u«l»Mr of Ut. and
un. H. Dougl- FUid.n. 7i» ««rt
cuu .nMrt.li..d .» tb. h««n. 01 U».
;UU ^t who ,•«! th. D.W. to tb.
r-to«th.pwtr. ,^,^
A onlqu. fWlttU. wniwu
gJet, to th. party w« th. pr««nt-
?^ 01 Xortun. filing '•'•" ^J^'
K^MU. •n..y con.ut,d of tmy roiu
l^ c.r<l.o.rd «.d with co^.<«J^
, Ut,
ther»
i*n. mI
I
on BUIM lUe^t '".V^Vir^e* .Sd bT two
of J. W. KimRner.
Ion. Wh«. op«.<l th.y »«r '°^
w~M>d U«)eoot*to.d • l«kj dim..
» rtm. o» otbw .ymboL ,
Th* r«ti*tod« <a tb» rr«lii« wm«
.pj!rp^!^«'M«'««- At^c|o.^
ik. «»me th. hlfh «or. »»«J~_J2;
;^,^n r«.lTe<1 th. coi-oUtlon ^ft
and Ml" *"»• ^"'*'' '***"•*' •
"^•nlT'.nd whlt« color *;herae wm
ob«,rY.<l in th. <l.cor.Uoo. •n««P-
polntnwnu M>d .too in th. «««w^
•nanta Which W«» — ^*° Oa-IM
- UUW iUTEnniH thrhtjiff-
l^'inJo.. «it«t»li».d hr th. twoj
I ho«t*M*« »er»: i
I ennor Br1d-.n • **^"'*»„I^rt^7 I
Funeral .r;»lce» (or Mrs^ 2:«»» ?^«* ;
atr.fford. win ba h«>d .t Uount ru«»n
t--i«TV n'tfr. "n r' ? <" -« . .i'-.---'^ ■
• in take Dliic*' in the cemetery lher« in
S.rte of J W. KllnKner. Th. hatband.
tVi flor°;r .nd two rt,xueht>r. .urvlre.
MSB PAITl,INK TAN TAUrtKBOKO
iXT'pIulS; Huih.. V« V»Ik#nbttrt.
21 dtid Wedne.day nlnht .t htr horn, fn
Tul.a folic* Ing a »hort Illness P'*^*^
7n Sprlnffle d she had attended hl«h
fore her marrlaf « »nd moTe to jm^
Uven Tears airo She «' «"';*'*'^.*^^ ^u
husband, rorrli Van Valkenburg and Ht-
tU ton. JMklt. of TuU»; her ?•"")•• Jl^
and Mra. J. W. Hufhe»: on« jUUr. Mri.
Mtx Mlllert t'o ^rot^er^ R<«. Hughej. and
Sxia HOfhM. an of BptlnBfUld. Puneral
tervlcM wUl bo held Friday aiurnoon at
TvlM.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: William Arthur, 55, a farmer in Texas county, was killed October 1 0 by
liehtnine. He lived south of Houston. .... .■ ,„^
The killing of Puree Allen in Stone county ,s being investigated.
Page 4: Miss Edna Taylor and Mr. Alfred Heytman were married.
TOO
Page 8: Cyrus Crane died.**
Mrs. AUie Gates Maze died.**
J. M. Thomas died.**
Munhollon infant died.**
Underbill infant died.**
John I. Brashears died.**
Mrs. Pauline Hughes Van Valkenburg died.**
Mrs. Jolin H. Nixon died.**
Page 16: Marriage licenses issued.**
M \KI(I \t.t. I.tl I.NSf.H ^
William H Sw-lft. 22. nnd Lorrtm
I Krinchfl. 22. both of SprlnKfleld, and
I Earl D. A Anderfron. 18, and Virginia
Marcella Bnlfa. 17. both of Sprlne-
Miss Edna Taylor
Weds Mr, Heytmau
Iflia Sdn* T^TloT of Springfield
■ad Mr. Alfred Hrytnian of St. LoiUa
'w«r» married yeat«rday art«moon mX
t o'clock at tiie 8t. Johu'a i^placoptU
church. The Rererend Lnria Robert
AnachutK. rector of St. John a church
read tha marriac mju^.
Mr and Mrs. HeyiDmn left Unme-
dlataly after the rrrfmnnr for St
Loula whera tbay alU make thelr
futara b*wna.
DEATHS
crmus ORANs
Puneral iirrvlcri for Cyrut Crane. t3.
rriirtd larmrr wlio dlrd ThurKl»v morn-
tD( at bU heaia at Walnut Orove, will
b« hrld at th« rrnldrnrr ihrr« at 3 o clock
tni( aflsrnoon, (ollowrd by lotfrrr'nii in
th» Wheeler eemeisrr. Mr. Ci.- li
iurvltrd by three lont and thrre c»'fh-
ten B« follovi: Hrrirhrl of Aldrtrh Mo :
R (I of Pomona. Cut aod C. R. of
Long Daarh: Mra. Nctlie PlenAaut o(
Pomona: and Mri. Anni" OrlKham and
Mra Nrllle Tolbart of Rvrrlon. During
(he Chil »ar ha waa ■ mrmber of Com-
pany C. 164th Indian in[»nlry. Forty
reari ago ha raotad to I>ada county and
look up farming. Th* Brim funeral hem*
or Walnut Orova haa charge of funeral
arrangement*.
MEH. ALLie OATrS MAZE
Mri. AIMS Oatcf Male, it, who waa In-
liirpd alien aha fell from ths running-
board of her daughtrr'a automobile at |
Fmr Oio'ei »everal riavi ago. died In aj
...HI /It-re lliuiMin) r'.rr;.!rg "^h^ :» I
niii\ivrd be two aona. Charlea M. and
Olrnii P Oaten of Oobdland. Kan., and
the daughter. Mri Oladya WKa of route
4. Pair drove. Funeral lervlcea wUl b«
held at Jlaod rhapfl »f 11 oTlofk thid
morning, followed by interment In the
.-»m»i»rv iher» J w Kllngner la In
J. M. THUMAS I
Fiin^ral aervl^»^ for the Reverend J
M TlioniBB. 79. who died Wadneaday '
afternoon at h|g home on rural route i. i
near StraMord. will be held Saturday i
aftirnoon ml 2 o'clock at th» J. W. Kling- I
ner chapel, followed by Interment In Kait
LawD cemetery. He I* survived by hH
wire, alx son* and two daughtars. and
lA grandchildren Death wa* saaaed bv
apcrl'«>'. an eiaminatton by Pr Murrsv
C Stone. Oreen* county coroner, ihowed
MUNHOLLON INFANT
The infant aon of Mr. and Mra. Wilaon
Munhollon of 117 North Robt>er*on avenue.
who died Thiir.^day afternoon In a hos-
pital hirr, will be burled today at 10
o clock III Haielwood cemetery. Btarne »
mortuary 1* charge of arrangements.
UNDERHILL INFANT
The 16-da»-old aon of Mr. and Mr*
M.-rrniiii I'tiiterhm. who died Wedne.^day ,
nikhl. «ill hf- biirlfrt bi. PleuMMil View
.-. .iiri.iv ltll^ atlrriinoii Thr parfltl
1,M- ..I. iMiul ti.Mt- 2. KU.lai'd •' W.
KliiiKiin l.s 111 rliarKO of urranReiiients.
John I Hraaheara, 47, dind early ThMrf-
I rtnv iii'irnliiR piI llie homr of his nner.
Mit. fiJ»iiril Hiacr. on Ernst Dlaiii' street
I road He Is survived by Mra. Orsce, a
Hire- Mlna Lola Orace. and two nephew*.
(•.11 ill. I enii Mnrlon J. Oriirr. bclh of
! Kmii •.:!•. CUV Funeral servicer will be
h. Ill 111 nir CiiBce reildenrr thi>. aflfr-
' muMi III ■.; .10 o clock, followd t'V int'r-
' 11.. lit 111 fiirvlev cemolery. J W Kllng-
:w r IS ;ii thBrKO of arrangpnientv
MRS. PAI I.INF, VAN VALKrVTRO .
Mr-. roiiliMo Hughes Van Valkpriburg,
,',o u.n!« irMirtl In n;':!-!! I;p1(1 and at-
,....• ,.,.: '.-•• • .■•.■£■. '-f- ''>.l
•rl"
m In-: l;'.:iie ir.
. '^i. . » 1." . . •
I She 1.^ siirMved bv h. i husband. F.-rr;»
\..Ti V«IkiiihiirK nnd small «ori Jnckl*. I
|.
pi.r.
Mr «!rl Mr« J. W
\fr>- <'•» Vl'.rr nri\
.. 1. , I . I . U ..1.1 I ~ •• ■" •• ' • ''
,1 .>^i.i -.liL ii. :.i K'ltiiHl ■ ■• ; • ^ '-^ .. f
! •Ill I ririiiv alleriinoii in Till-'*
I MRS. JOHN H. NIXON
Mm John H Nixon, of 801 Bonth Weller
'n..nin-. widoM. of Dr John H NiTon. »ho
I ciirrt here Bboul se\en yenrs Rio. di'rt at
I ihp .''princfleld BaptKt hospital about 1>
1, ; ':!»• •■•r>M rnneral a-'snc": ■'■•"«
i;i ri ■.piplr'.- . hill ptob.i;... • .. ne held
, ai llii homo .'^.iti.rday al'.M -r
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1929--LEADER
Page 11: J. M. Thomas died.**
Cyrus Crane died.**
Munhollon infant died.**
Underhill infant died.**
Mrs. Allie Gates Maze died.**
Dorsey R. Smith died.**
noi
Page 24: Son bom October 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Hopkins of Chicago. Mrs.
Hopkins was formerly Miss Loretta Seifert of Springfield.
Page 27: Miss Joan Bean of Ash Grove and Mr. Lee Prater, son of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
Clarence Prater of Willard, are engaged to marry. The marriage will be on October 25 in
Willard.
Page 28: The will of Mrs. Harriet N. Fellows was filed for probate.**
MRS. FELLOWS ESTATE \ ^ 1^ I. '::!;^;":ji S"m;:^Si *iiv[
TO BE HELD m TRUST li^rSn'^f ••ti'-rT^l! frtu'^ain'^.f?^^^
WW*f l« 8t. uwiu.irfft. who «n»<i] J V KIiiVi"«:r. 7h«T*»»ld died Wr<U»e»-i
S«turd»y. Ik to he hrld iii triin inr i ..i|»y' ijIfM. '. ^^^^•>'■' ff- > ".: -^vV-^J
flvo yrnrn nr\H. iUrn dIvlrtM *rni«|Iy f -- ■_— 7-?
nniniic t«o !tnti« nr.rl I'urr rlnnrhtrr>; ' «(■.« ALLR CmTBS MAZB * '
niM'i*! Krvicrs »«Jre li«ld St BM*
fl'i 'inline I" n will /ilrrl fnr prnhair
lorl.ny III llir offirr of PrnlnitP Jiir!cp
'"joltn H Fiiliinan ;
' Cal . unrt Norn* I. Frilowx of Pprlnc- 1
1 flrlrt, »rrr iinnirrt rxrr\itnr* rf llir '
■alll nr.d 'lri:<i:i c."5 o( liir r^i.Tr. » larpc ■
I portton of which is tmrt<>r«teod to be I
' 'i.-'i''!'-5 !!i "r S':^- .:■ --f '■;(' \V.- :-pv.
. ■ i::,'.i . ■. . Ill wl..-:i .M;- l..:.'W^ r.,.--
ijucd W.1-. oi'.€ 1)1 Uir ;ii\lliilris 111 JHK,J.
In nddltlon 1<> tlif t»«» .»om<, the 1
• other lecatprs of the tr\i.si created
I by the will are the dnuehtri. Mr«.
rlTctfll. XI*y(, and Mlfwex Susie ftnil
' H«hiet FeIIo»n. A third fon. Robert
I M. Fellows. 1.1 ber)tie»thrd the aum
of H hy th" w.i;i. «ii;rh na« mnrte
I October .11. 1»35.
I Wllneiweii U> Ihe will were Perry
T. A;;pn eiKl Cnrl I). M..i;.n. Thr
valMC of Ihr r-mir uni v.ot r.s; nia'rtl
m^^t^i it 1: oc!c'lt'tM« moriiinc for
Sri. AUl» 0«u« MuC M. wbm ••• In-
...cd »e»»r*l dfcv* n^wh*o ih* Bllrht^d
ttv.in her OBiikHiT ••> car at f«ir Oro^f- I
BurlAl look pl«c* m th« B«mt1II« e«nj«- I
t«Tl m ch«r»o or J. W. *yin««T". Mra. ,
Mii dUd In « ho«pU«l Aw Thor«d»y.
8b« U BurTired by <«o »oni and 0D«
dtnfftitvr. I
)
" DORSET R-'SMtm I
Oo/MT n. aintth. «. of Tub*. Okla .
fortnorlr of Bprlnffleh*. dtod Thnradajr
evening •! 4 o'rlo. k in Tula* »Iler * brief ,
Jllnta*. II* «iM at on«; tiroa • student tn .
th« With sriieoJ here. iHo U aorrlred by |
thrco hroft:rr' VIrc'! B Pmlf^. m? N"Tf*i
Moulevard. l^tn; C . Of Okl*!.P!i:a CUr.
and J. W.. ol 8«u AQlooio. Texa*. atid ■
one .<(UteT. Mra T.e«ra Chauncer of 1
8pt:::|rflel(1 Funeral arranit'mT.is are !n-
CiMOptot*. i I
Ctmvn CBANK
runeral Mrvlcea for Cyni« Cr«n«.
:i
DEATHS
wh„. utitll J5 >e«r« a«o, farmed In Oade
fouitlv. were held at hU te»idence at WIJ
♦iht I'nv- tf.f. .Tf*»"f.oon. fOMPMi By ii^l
lerUnt in ';... U..cc!er '•^^'T^iVj}
V died Thtir*-
van burled th.a morninj ai » ViM died '
4 .., .. SI. u: • : 1 . ■. i-;i.:..i > »;.>.>il-»"
»nt In thi«rpe ot hurinl »
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 12, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 2: Mrs. Mary Simmons died.**
Mrs. John H. Nixon died.**
Dorsey R. Smith died.**
Rev. J. M. Thomas died.**
Cyrus Crane died.**
Munhollon infant died.**
Underbill infant died.**
Mrs. Allie Gates Maze died.**
Rev. J. B.Ellis died.**
Page 4: Miss Kate Cantrell and Mr. Willard Savage were married.**
Page 12: Card of thanks.**
lox
Mrs. Mary Simmons, i Pioneer Minister
Springfield Pioneer,
Dies at Home Here
Un M*n' Slmrr.on^. 80. plone«r
iMldent of SpiinirlleKl. «J1«1 »t her
borne at 1041 TeiM« avenue *t 10 30
o'clock l««t nUhi. ,
Mm Slrrir.'.i.' r:.:if '.'j SiTinctWld |
With her parent* when she w»* aU 1
j^„ «f »g« and had »v«l bere erer
aUm. 8h* h*d reaelded ai her borne
en TCxaa aTenue for 35 years.
Sb» *• aum^ed by four aona. Wal-
tar Wmum. Harry and Clifford, all
of 'sprtncfleld; two daughwra. Mra.
jam Aaatnan. 2201 South Holland
and Mra John Wulf, of Loe
^ C*l.; » brother, Allen WU-
-..— ^ nntt* •. Springfield; 14 grand-
dUMnn and « greatgrandchildren.
nmcral aerrtcea wiU be held at the
Btarna mortuary Monday afternoon
M 340 o'cUx*. Burtal wUl be made
IB-Ittttonal ewneterr
Savage-Cantrell
Vows Arc Read
The in.rr.a«e of Ml» '<*''^""^;;'
to Mr. WlJUrd Batage hw been an
°uMCCd. The ^oas were read .n
Carthage September 21 and wa« Kc.,t
Bfcret tint II this »rek
Mr. and Mrs. SavHze ^ill i.>«kp^
lh"r homt »t 829 eoutH Wchv r
a\Lnue. .
Of Ozarks Region
Dies at Age of 81
The Rcvrrnul J B Ellis. 81. for 50
vearR R minister In the Southwest
conf.icM.cc of the MclhodLst Episcopal
church South, died at 9;15 la^t night .
at liifl home at 1015 Market avenue. '
after a lingering rinens.
Tlie Reverend Ellis, who was at one
tUuA ijrcfciuciit of MoriUvllle college
at MorrlBYllle. and for four years pre-
siding elder of the Springfield district
hnd boon supernnnimted for the part
ten yeivrs. He was born at Cooper-
town. Tonn . tn IMS nnd rame to
; SprmRflcld to live In 1902.
1 He is survived by three daughters,
i M1S.S MHUd EllLs. at the home nddre*s:
I Mrs. R L. Pyle. of Odum. Texaa. and
' Mrs r W Tiirks. 1012 South Market:
i four bons. J. A. Ellis. Venice. Cal.. C.
' A. Ell'.-. 1017 M;irk(t -.^^ f^v.WQ. T. H. ■
, Ein.s. 1017 South Campbell avenue. I
; and W. P. Ellis. 1021 South Market
I avenue.
I Funeral arrangements have not
! be'^n conip>'.r(l. bu' -.I'-ry v. ill bo in
; charuf of Kiiiici.er Undertlikiiig
cotnpii!''.y.
i ^ -
MKR JOHN H. NIXON
runer.l'*"v.ce??jr Mr.. Jo^.n H. NUon
^i-^iTld'^l**? ro?.'oc.^rM»afli'rron\^
H-r.^VTn-='^C «I^":^n S^erVrf^
S"rerllon of the Alma }^^^\^''l^rCjCt
homr Mr. Ninon dlfd In a hospital late
Thuraday night,
ning in Tulaa after a brief llinew.
RKV. J. M THOMAS
Lii»n cemeler.v.
CTRUS CBANE
'^""h'e'l'd "."'Vbe '?e^.dVn« m 'w.lnui
r.Vr;';;^ c'l?ar rof^h^"^V.m"f?n%raf home.
103
MINHOI.LON INFANT ^ ,, „
Tl.f InlHiu «oi> of Mr. and Mrs Wilson
M^nholon of 717 North Ro^berson ase-
nue »a» burled ye.terday nior"'"« .'^/°
"clock in Ha.elwood cemetery under the,
dirfcuon of Slarne s mortuary.
\ NPIKHII-L INr*NT
ihe 16-day-old sou of Mr. and Mrs.
IM.u-hi-.i VI. xs ..u,r--ry u.u'.cr v.f c.i.v-|
1 tiou ol J W. KUI1K1UM-. I
MRU AIIIE OATES M.*ZE
IN MEMORIUM , '
Of Lm J. Wagnir, euf
»» ...J ftthpr who departed
, jrcar ago today. October It.
. Httabasd *• ml.M ynu )ti«t a< mti'h
today a. In th» hour vmi *»nt ««•>.
Wiih .company we are iinrly. m ereada
«• arc. blua. Our h earLi tra aUaya
•chlng. husband dear, for you.
Sadtr niaaed by wife. Maud E. Wagntr,
ehllaren, B\-elyn and Hubert.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1929 -LEADER
Page 4: Mrs. Frank Venow died.**
M. B. Thomas died.**
Mrs. Mary Siinmons died.**
J. B.Ellis died.**
DorseyR. Smith died.**
Mrs. N. A. Milliken died.**
Page 8: Ada Rook divorced W. V. Rook. They have a small child Darwin Lee Rook.
Card of thanks.**
Page 10: Miss Kate Cantrell and Mr. Willard Savage were married.**
Page 12: Rev. John B. Ellis died.**
DEATHS
MBA IK%!N« \M(OW
Vrrtr^f*
->M1
IttlT^i Mcm.xtn» ;f«!>f«* •J,Ji»'t£?%
- ■,. . . • \- .- -^ r»-.- •' J^-' «•
rrr*; •:!»:»<•--«. i»
IM«»M **
noK^TV It "Mirn
> rr«hi»i *•^^»* B«rH«l rhurrb. wil* Wv»
V INfcWW Bfflr1»«Wt
MA or r«B3v IP ,if»» %■>.— •— 't • i' L«
h««4 in Uk» wviu,n
111*
MH'
♦ r Ml*
Sr5ttm'',i^i«»-^ OH.
una Sr» M«« mv
■ TbMMUr
- K'fui-kv PMt>«ral Atrmiicr
.» -*c^— » »^» irf.«»1"
c{ r-.»««*t«f frvj. a.>.k:.; ii:»_.:»<-i« ol I". »
\ \ MItllKfV
€*:'■'• » t»'t >;'. 'ort»t f<»r f.w
»^» (Vi*n p( Mr M aikfn • bc«U\#T •
^
MB* MOV xlMMOX
> ^ -*? - at m4i tmm •i#n«< trxAms nlf^t ,
• ll^ .>»^ r»'«''» »'.\<»> ^^• ••• •* y»*«*
■ ,. ,f» a < *-tA V »^ '•»'» »«#r «ti»*» r*-
»>^.: I •" ■♦: A»»i» •■'1|H« lif.r.f trt ^^
TMti fowT tor* ftn« \«« aA»i«l»Ur» tATi-
•«4 iiifif-ii » ; «J ftp ii-4'..»'i't Mf» J«>' ''
ItefiMtwM tP^ Mr* #»hi» ^••^^•L'^
ru"»t»! t»»«"v« %»>'. f*' l>rM »'
.1!. -.4
tiv
rvn'u^**srit«4'
:h4>.1*MmM
,_JlDt Jlf-nUMKI. IN MEMOIIUII
if'iinti m Mh4
■mS^vC... or tcsMOniuM
Tn lovlns nirniorv ci t r^ .1 W»c.irr n-ir
this ll(« on* yt*t aiu loU.y. October W.
Uu*»*Dd •• WIM you l<i*t " mu. h
-|»d«y •! in «»•• hour mu went «»«y.
wTlh company »e •'« i"'"'!- '" «•?*"•
•ching. hu»b»nd de«r. for vou
i SadW ml*.«ed by -ire Ma-.d E Wasner.
tcbUdrui. Svflrn >nd Hubrrt.
Announcement b»» *>•«» »«** f«
I f he m-rrUce of Miss K.te C»titT»Il t«
Mr. WilUrrt 5-»x«;e '«!v.cri took pli-"
;,n 0«rthi»8e September 31 TtA hM
Ihrrti kept >..:ei -..nt.: t:-.' pre^n-
' lime.
I Mr. *nd Mrs. S«v«Ke will m»ke in^»r
borne »t 823 SouUi Wearer avenue.
10H
FUNERAL RITES
FOR REV. ELLIS
SETFORSUNDAY
Mansfield to Have Charge of,
Services at St. Paul
Church Here; Had Long
Record as Minister m
Ozarks Region
jShn bIbiu. "I. w«l» »* »»»W """^^
«|i.Tnnoti •! S »0 nVlnrk •« lh» 81
pmil Mf<ho<ll«t Kpi«-op«l ^ rhurrh,
Bouih. Th« |l«»«r«od WlHUm M.
Mi>n*f**KI. p«uw vt 0»» chtifth. -will
linff rhiir»» «» th» funrr»l ttmrru
II* «ili b» ••»ui«« bT »oui»i«rn *«»th-
cMlliil mir.iMrr* of tli» Sprinitirlrt m»-
irirt. who aluo will Brt M p«lll«««»«T»
Halt l>Mi« K#*-<>»4
• liortft EillB, who »«»r M ynn •••
a mtiilotor in iho iunithw»«t rooUr-
»nre of th« . MMhodut Cpiaeofwl
' . hurrh. Poiiili f.lrrt ml 0 IS p m. FtI-
onv »! »i.« >.■■<"» •t'^:.' Mxrkrt urtiMf
i afirr a liiig»r;nj lllnM*. Doctor Ellu
I van a former pre»ld»nt of tha ol«t
M..tii«»:;i» ini\rz» at Morri«*iII» anrt
• ..r (f.i.r xri.r* «•« |»rf«l<1ii>t 'M" of
ilir .Hprin^fi'lrt elt'trwi Tf^r 10 rrmr*
< I- • H'^ >•■<■« ■•'. •".» «•:!>/•:« in •"»1 ll«i
• •', III. .•..-'I '• • '• !'•* ' '•"•" "
I>^(<u ISi^ •••» «»<•« «» n«"»>»i •■on
. ,„ ^ ..,^-,r-rr rT-ir:.'- • T< iSIH
ll, 11 JXI--I Kl ■•.'••'.III ■■» hi« llf.
I ,. , . f, »•.-. r- r » :••!•-. I h» lairt
. rmljr lilr n-rpl liial I'-* li"'"* »aa
' mi h'liiiMI' on». rot prr«»<1 lor nf<-*«-
'.ii'»-« M' 'lid »i* ....^•^»-. «r:i1 t«o
\ I »■ ll.-l l> •• •
Ml tii«i •' li"«>" f:« • wiri^ %^trtl^ ;n
,>i •'r^.^^n^r^ •■■ .!•■•■ •• 'i.-ol •■ ^•
]
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»'..>^'iiitlt'ff|Sliri!'^*'.tff^V!R?l
••Th«'* ffsrf'il %tir h>»ilir ■ oiif~l>*-''
• ill ii'>^ •> ho<i: prit lit :it-* t ai«a}«
• Kr an«l "*»* not ahlr to a^nd ni'.' but
t lHli>i<l anrt pin! »nrt h» rtnullr r««^
VsiH" Vtt po«ir. Ml' f inriimrabir r*- ■
'^rvlimoua llfr datca from tpt— fc^f
"is. 1M7. 1 waa appoint*^ cl*aa lM«»r
aaon after I joiiMd th« cburch and
. «aa UMna*d to preach la r«bnMn>
'datnc4 «lM«M by >ii»p. Mawia M
OalatO*. Tynn., In U»f aprlng «ir ITS
T*-*"* I h»«1 I'phoirl frrvr
:<'■:. rr > I «a« flevn bMM
I ii^ni MiT<- I •rii' '.^ Tmr flroir
Mo
Mftiiii;t«k Mtitr *n4 t u^Jl'iBi
•-rni* 1^! »i-riiin| nnr n« "he •<inim»-
■ •I :H7r ii. J.;i« : rr-irti'O to leri-
. nraaa* aiMI inam«d Miaa K T. Mat*
(tirwa. daughUf ot Atvaaadav Mat«
tbMa of tte* 7>nBtaf Maftr*M*.
: and r«lurnrd to Miaaoun i« Auin»t.
J, Veptcq^ber o(.icmU|Hm nu I JoIm«
tbr nauihwcMt ItMMAun rtmtHnwim •*
I ha it. K. rhurch. 8o<ith7 at MUml.
Mo. aiirl null v:\<. •/. NX. 'ho iir'"'!!'
f
^riil !•■ \|<ir«l'>illlr
%\ f A.ir i.*-.i.\ tfji.jilT.rf! It*'
(all aa in<uilr trariirr in Morrwvillr
rollrf* I aaa ««nt to Uonumu at*
linn. I i»r\r<t tht» rharc* b«it ofj*
yMtr. Kivinc place ta an el« a»«
• \
npolrtn»M'Br"t«» ManhflrM
. which . J acrrcd two year*. ;'«tntag t
■ »-ifh lirn» ^P'M la )■«'» M-»r^hflrl»1
• aa aimnat d»afroT«t by a cyclone. ^
A*''.'!' loo p»cip|» m'T* k"T»»1 Xh'
(.■•ll f.f IRIWi I •>rriT .en' ?o .«Sprir>jf I'll
»7Irr<iit. whirlTt arr»*d on* T»a^ Tif J »
.nr. «• fh«-ii'r»r Mo
■acpirmb»'f. IHHJ. I ••« »'i" *"
» hirh
M9 1'waa aMit aa
Mir SprincJI'l'l «1l«»rfc»,
»rrvr<l lhr»* )rar»
••Thf Hummer ol ISM I waa »i««rt«d
pffaldrnt of MOTTlarin^ rolH»» for «n«
year It^lore Ihia )r^i r«|.irril I «a%
jU||r«H!ttad Jor tkraa
i^«apU»tliMa-e< tbla ta
At aapt- ,
iiil'i.n «if til'.' I'rtti of f|t> v^«r» al>
Ihotilili rr<|nr<tirf| hy (he hiiard of -
4 lit a I Of* to rnn<liii<e In aiH h relation
I «;ri i:iirf1 lo rio .n
Nr\ I 1*1 I ff-t».iii«iit
'■ at ««tia. T
'»^'-"Arth#.<
•'■a artii in Labanon durtnri. wht« I
i4id a bard yaar a ««th itadat (raat
I IwwIlIT arfllrtlona Tbat waa a hare*
d;"';ri n> us-ri l»i tHTiT I •■* neni
to RpiinRfl^ld duirtet. hut nwln« Ht
^ fonpUcationa ta tba cabtaat «a«k mt ^
lh« rontrr^nr^ b»M bv BMwy OmimI- '
Irr. «•• rliat>ce<1 at the eiiil nf the
tirat rear to Maoabo dlairtct. wtUala I
• •!•. "^ i»0 year* remoTinf from Mnr-
ftWt Oq||iCM9KllWttMlak tecata« at ,
< Nabaho^ Ue <
.\» I l<»iW back o> er lhe«e tear*
. Jtuy a. IMm. that* at* attay tlilB«a i
105
I to Tegftl
rurth»rnM»t«. I rfUr* ttot '
.rn.t thi.'- rtirniit »in rn»«I •» l»^» '
j M>in» meMure «>l |ood »ccttMpll»h«« ;
' »Uk1 h«« b»<n rx>d to ii». fW«ti M» ^
riRht rWldrwn. wwr bOT* •■* • •**'
„..^)hrr1^f rirU. "H of -hf"" •'» "*
Dr Klin !• •urTl'-^n ►>» ihr'» <1«iii:ti
SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 13, 1929-NEWS and LEADER
Page 2A: Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lines celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary.**
J. C. Davis died.**
Page 13A: John B. EiUs died.**
Dorsey R. Smith died.**
Two couples were married.**
Page IB: John Fulton, Jr., was killed.**
Page 2B: James H. Bell died October 4 in Bowers Mill and was buried in Pleasant
Grove cemetery.
Frank Davis, a pensioned Frisco engineer, and Mrs. Carrie Blood were married
Wednesday in Monett.
A plaque was placed on the grave of William Lumbley, a Revolutionary war
soldier, by the DAR. His grave was found in a corn field eight miles east of Miller in
Lawrence county.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parrigan of Peirce City celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary
on October 6.
Son bom October 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Thadford Majors of Monett.
Page 4B: There is an article about Jerry Fenton and the postoffice.
Page 6B: Miss Lois Vivian Winkleblack and Mr. Roy Bradford Vinson are engaged to
marry.
Page 7B; Miss Sybil Reed and Mr. Ruedy Etiger are engaged to marry.**
Page IC: There are photos of Springfield's leading radio dealers and their stores.
Page 3C: There is a photo and an article about L. E. Lines.
DEATHS
1
DEATHS
^
JdUN B. tLLlS
rillR «l. formff pr*BlJent of MorrisMne
ro '.%» ...d former prMldlny tW.r o, the
MflMrilit EpWcopBl Church. SO""!- *'"
be held at J'JO o'clock thU afwrnoon ui
Ix /iuli aiutch. lollowed by interment
p"llbl.«rer» will M nilnUleri of Ihf
• liurrh. Mill i.mclote and J W Klliigner
»]|1 hnv« ch»rgf of •rr»ngfmrnlF^
Mr EUIK. »or 50 yea" • miniflfr «n the
.IKlrlci l» iurvlvrd by lour sons, and
r A m bi.ru>El>'ltl 1 ti EH... 6rri:.j-
,rld. W. P felli. Sprlnilleld: Ml« M.J.^-
rilla SDrinalleld; Mr». C. W P»'»«- ■
SnIihgK'and Mr.. R. L Pvle. Odun, ._
Trx.
Funeral tervlcFA lor Dorrf» R Bmlin.
"•fl who difd TmivcUv »t Tu.-:i, 0.-..». '"i
,hr hfld M 2 30 o clock SundBV ail<-no.jn ,
at the PTthlan avenue Baptist ehttteli,
Vllh the Rev.rend L V. 8«.airv olnrl*.^
' ir.i Thf Alma Lohmryer lunrral hone
I nrlll have charge of the Interment. |
J. C. DATtS
Th« boij of J. O. D«*U, wtio died r»-
rrntlr at the home of a son In BlUtow,
'•>\''-'. . V f.s r»pr.::r.1 to i;...^ .,ci« at nld-
nlght Saturday night and (unaral tcr-
vlces were planned at 3 o'clock Sandaj
afternoon at the Bt. Luke Uethodl.'<t Eplt-
(upal cliurrh I'l iniics rorl',»('t of Marsh-
i.'.u. .Mr. UmH IS Mir»..iu ov :.is »ile.
six soni. i^ench Davia of 1623 Bhrrman
avenue. Alfred E Dnvls of HarrUon. ArV.:
rhurlffi r. nnvH of 0»tilTt;d. Cat : t'l;-.
I)av:s of Bllliiigo. M< nt : .\!jr' in M DaMs
of nrlstow. Okia . and CIvde Davis of j
Brlftnw. and one danalUer. Mr* Fl'a Mar-
lin of Con«av Several Rran.ir'-.iirtrf n B!,r
great grandchildren B;^'J mu .\e
I TWO COl-PLES WED I
Two Springfield couplet were mar- '
ried last night by R. H. Trevathan. |
I JURtlce of the peace, at hto home. 411 1
South Market avenue. They were '
Earl Cobb and Marie Richardson and i
C. H. OrUftn uid Baaal* MIebMls. )
lOb
Married For 62 Years,
Say 'Nobody's, Happier'
Springfield Couple Has Named Two Kansas Towns, Home- 1
steaded Three Tracts of Land and Resided for i
35 Years in Springlicld
>ff>ma tlxty-wooad •rddlni miiiI-
■*• •——•■••, rrlcbriited lut yertk. U
le Ur. and Mrs. John T. Unr<. 9040
Llndrll arpnur, mertlf anothtr mile-
•toB* la k iMppr Journey whioh will
eentioa* *Mntu 4MUt do tu part.**
Murlfd on October a. 18«7. th«
roiipto brcan an •vtntttil life to«rth-
rr. vlilrh bee Includrd tbe eettimg
I md namlnf of two Kenau towni.
homrvlrKdlDK of three tract* of Iknd,
•nd It jreari of reeldence here In
' Bprlnnneld.
I "We vent (hroURh the flint mill."
Mr. i.lne*, who !■ M. declared jftn-
^ day. "We-** betn poor and we've
rtood hardiihliM at different times
, rturlnR thees 63 yearn, but weve been
a* bappy aa any two folka roiild be "
' ♦ — ♦
•vomiKv iitrrii ir
grstolattooa and tna atmoapber* of
eetcbratloa which accompanied the
•aalvacMry ycaterday. the old couple
fM*IM>nU>er aadly. that there la
only en« of their weddlni fueata itill
llvlag. U. B. rierson. of La Fontaine.
Ind., wtio la Mra. IJiiee' brodier.
"And there waa a large family
group there, too." Mrs. Lloes pointed
out. "We were married at Uncle Ben I
l.liim'—hr wee e pr^nrhrr^aiiil thrn
bad a big dinner at ray alster'a."
I MtTTLK KANKA.S TOIVNH |
♦ ♦
' The neit day the aedtlln^ party, a«
I waa tbe ruatnm In that time, aaarm-
I bled for an "Infalr," ahlrh waa a
Mrs. Uoea' amlle bora him out, and
aba nunntirad, 'Tiobody happlar.'
llialr own bappy cxpcrleno* in mat-
rtmony has aeemtngly set tham Irra-
eoeably agalnat divorce. On their
goMan weddiBC •nalveraary. some
friend laughingly remarked that "It
would be funny. If after 80 yeara of It.
Tou »oiild fall out and get a dl-
I "Weni fall out many timee," Mr.
Mnee replied." but well never get a
divorce." Tbejr bcii. lonaldcr luai
"*»•'»• kaan through the flint mill,
bwl we've been happv all Iheae jreara,"
JaliB T. Unaa. U, 2041 Undell avenue.
tmMnt •m kla aisty-aaoeaa wad-
dlBC MUUvetaar;
out.
la tha midst et the taleptaonad eon-
7on
Mrs. John T. Unes. 82, above. ha4
aeen "no end" of happlnna, hardahip
and adtenlurr. daring the 62-Tear
ronrae of her married life.
dinner at the brldrgroom's raotber's
house. They had both been brought
up In La Fontliine. and lived there
i for a short time before going out In-
i to unsettled pislns of Kansas as plo-.
noera.
Mr. I liirs. and IiIh lirollirr. I E
l.lnra, m-1(I(*<I it hnuill toMn In the
soulhcu^lrrn part of the atnlr. and '
nnntrd |( T.a Fontrtlnr for llii-lr linnw
I ■•ri.!: ll> i;. I.,.;. , ., I ... . ... ,.„,-,
grown nnlll now ,: htm a pnptilatlon
of nearly 600. Mr. end Mrs.,Llnea. I
atlll a very yming rnnple. went on Into I
weMrrn Kiiiiam^. nnrt e^lhlillabrd the
amall tii\An of Wiihii».h. end t^rltl'-rl up
a number of plrcea of land. Tliry
came In Sprlncflelrt from nr.ir roiin-
I)'. Karis'iK
During^ the past IB year*. Mr. Lines
has not />een able to do ectlre work.
but fa^'30 years, ha managed collec- '
"MMA for hU brother at the L. E. .
Unaa Muslo oompany. '
Vivian Winkleblack
To Wed Mr. Vinson
Ui. *ad Un. Q*otf» A. Winkl»-
bUck, S30 EMt liOCuat ■trrrt. havr
•BBOunoed tiM tniaftin^Bt o< their
d*UBt)t«r. MtH LoU VlTl»B WlnkU-
bteek. to Mr. Roy Brmdtord Vliii«>n.
wm of "Un. lAur* Vinton, of Uonctt.
Ii& Tbelr nurrlac* ceremony vlll
bo •otomnlsatf Novorabor 10.
.U J.V.N ^\('H. /vet «4
To Br Married
Mr Biiff Mr« Chorlen RTrt. 120.S
Ih^ |.ncacrment. of th^lr d««uK»urr.
Sybil, to Mr. Ruedy Eticr of thi.
I The wrrtdlnK will tv Cflrbratrl
nomc time In Novrmhrr und the
TounK rouple will m»ke 'hnr home
of the de«d youtli, «•• wtUi talm
. at Uie time the pm exploded. TUI«
int o( Um accident carlr ta*t nlcbt.
Campbell aald that he and young
ruiion were itandlng In aa opea
! f Uld near Um farm taouM vten •
•mall bird foddenljr took to tto air
from a clump of dead weeds
I nearby.
I CampbeU lald that be
lUrd but mined. Yi
tailed to falm andtcM
would try Wa eWB
♦
nitaA-
COUSIN SEES TRAGEDY,
CARRIES HIM TO HOME
Victim Alto Atttndod Camp-
bell School Here; FtthorOn*
Time Nominoo for Proafding
Judge
IJoljn rulton. Jt^ 72, mm at »
prominent Orcene county tannv
I and a former atudent at flenter
i^lch acbool. died at ie:4S tffelock
^Batorday . lominc aa the NnB off
arddfntally mundlna hlaoeU
shoiily bclo.e r.n.'.e niii.llrg o«ar
;the rulto nfarm. la mllea aoatb-
eaat of SprtncfleM.
Res Campbell ai>>ycar-old eooia
AUTOMATIC avn
Automatic Shotoun Jerkt
;From His Hands in Unin-
tended Shot, Drops to
Ground and Stioots Again
I AUTOMATIC OUI* I
^, ♦
iA» ruium ralaed hla fun. w*^
lie «-faufe repeater. Ot^taffl
Sid the «un flred end -Ud«d-ort
^poeltlon. n»« tn«g«r. Otoitea
•aid. muJt hare Januned aa tlie gna
iihoi a lecond lime. Jumptof oat tt
hi* eoualna band. Wben the fim
hit the ground It fired a third ahot
laeodlng • dliehane o< bodt mot
• into rulloni rl«ht lun:. OampbeO
said that he wa« standing aeoe M
feet away from Fulton when he re-
ceived the wound. _
I Seeing that a large atrip of Oeab
wei bhiwn fron bla oouatnia right
ildr. Campbell took him Into Ida
iarma and ruataed to the Xata
thouae. The wound wie UecAng
I rapidly. CampbeU old.
A phytldan tram Omrk waa hn-
medlately aiimmnned bat be sntfed
loo 1«(^. The boy had died a few
mlniitf* before. Dr. WUllam WUla
of .SprlnRflrld was also called tn
the caie at tbe time the Oiarfc ptay>
•Idan waa aummoned but Ida ar»
rival waa too late alao.
WELL KSOVfS BOLZ I
-♦
' Both youns Pulton and Ma fatber
»rf »c;i known In SprtnjfieM. The
' elder Fulton was at one time e
nominee for prealdlng Judge <tf thia
' district und a candidate for iherlff
Hi sno'hcr
John F-j:ton. Jr . attended
Campbell .■school when his family re-
sided on Wr^i K.n street several
' yeart axo. He later attended Senior
HiKh school.
The youth Is survived by hla
mother and father and one brother
and four sister* as follows; Lloyd
Pulton of Rogermlle. Mo.. Hra.
Karl Wheeler, of Oklahoma City:
Mrv Roy Mallonee of Springfield:
Mrs. Clarence Eedah! of Schofletd.
Wn . anri M:.v r.\^'. Cowa.n cf
Springfield.
Funeral arranrements are Incom-
plete but services wi:i probably be
held under the direction of an
Ozark. Mo. underalcer
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 14, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 5: Mrs. Beulah P. Bohrer died.**
Page 12: John Fulton, Jr., died.**
Berton F. Stone died.**
Mrs. Mary Simmons died.**
Mrs. Ketchum died.**
Mrs. Gertrude Jason died.**
Oliver Sewell died.**
nos
jomi iruLTOjVfB. ^
n. who wM uulJjf •hoi •«»« buntJo*
on hii fatb«r'i Urm tbrt jnllM we»i. of
Roterfville Saturday mornlnft. will b« held
(Ml afternoon at i ocloct at the family
rfnidfncf. loHowfd by Interment In the
i Fulton cemetery. Youna ,^ulton »•• •
' former Mudent of Bprlnffleld Senior Hl»h
; Khool when his parenU llred on Weijt
Elm street He also attended the Campbell
Bchool. He la furvlyed'by hit father and
' mother, tne brother. Lloyd, of Ro«er«-
▼Ule end four ulsters, as follows: Mrs.
i Karl Wheeler of Oklahoma City. Mrs. Roy
Msllonee of BprlnRfleld. Mrs. Clarence
FscldlU o( Scfinlirld. Wis. ft;-.d Mrs Psul
CoikRi) ol SprliiRlifld An Orsrk \inder-
tskfr ht^ rhsrjre of funersi srrange-
meiiM.
Mftfl. M%KT SIMMONtI
Funeral 'erTlees for Mrs. Mary Simmons
»<>. "ho rtlrrt Frldsv nlghl at hrr homr
• t 1041 TrxM* svrnne. wtll be held at
Starne s mortuary thl^ afternoon at SrSO
o'rtock. followed bv Interment In National
remetery Mrs, SImmon.i Is survived by
■four sons and two daughters, as follows:
' Walter. WIUIan«. Harrr and. Clifford and
■ Mrs .lohn And^rnon. si) of SprlnBffeld.
Mt.ri Mr» John W>ilf or l.o< Ans'lfn. Csl
; Former Springfield
I Woman Dies at Home
In West Plains, Mo.
WK8T PLAINS. Mo. Oct. J3.— Mr«
Rriilah P. Bohrfr. 61. wife of EflvHrd
('. Bohrer. promlnrnl W^m. Pining
btmlnfM msn. dl^d al hrr hnmr here
rnrlv S»liirrtiiy nlchl followliiK a llDg-
Mr'. H<iiiirr i% •• <.>iiiiii ;
?pi Insdrld. Mo. Shr formerly »■»«
ronnerl^rt with Ihr Hfrr Dry Ooot1«
.'iiiiM:.'. •!•'-'<• fntrr \\\^ ninmrrl
Dr. Chiirlp* Woodv. «ho In now rirnd.
' Sht> 1« Rurvlvrd by hrr hii.sbdnd.
'■r-- ninthiT Mr« .1 F Pnrirr. of Wo<tl
ri.ciis. I '.vo .M«lrr ».. Ml* Vrrnni; .i.tir.-
soii.. of Ocotioniovkiir. Wi.< . And Mrs
Capitols I/Tddlrlc. of Knnsnn City;
I fonr atrpaona. Dr. E Clauda Bohrer.
Charlr.^ R Bohrrr. E. Bov«i« Bohrer.
, and Albert N. Bohrrr. all of Wr.^l
PInlna: and two st-epdaiiEhtpra. Mrs.
I Allan VanWormer. of lnbern»ff. Tla..
nnd Mrs Sam Winklrblark. of Tampa.
Fla.
Funeral serv ires will be held a. the
Urst Presbyterian church here at 10
. o'clock Tuesday morning, wlih the
Reverend Homer T. Fort, pastor of the
I Plrat Methodist church here, olftcl-
atlng. Burial will be. made ln!oal(
Ijiwii cenielrry.
BKRTO.V F. STO.NE
Berton F. Stone. iS. former SprlnRdrld
re.iident. died Ssturdav night in Oklahoma
City, according to word received here.
The body is expected to arrive here Tue.<-
flsv fvenlna for ftmersl servicer Wednes-
dsv sfternoon st 2 30 o clock In the J W
Kllngner chapel Interment will ta'.te
place 111 MP.:fl«oo<1 ceii'etery Mr Stone M
survived by his wtte end daughter. MH-
tired. snd bv four brothers and two sls-
ter.^. ss follows John, of Little Rock.
Ark • R D.. of Los Angeles, Cal : O. C.
of Oklahoma CItv. «nd T E. of Kansas
CItv. Mo.: Mrs. W. 8. Hoke of Kansas
Cttv. and Mrs. N. C Butcher of Mil
North MI<:»otir1 sveniie. Sprlnafleld
MR^. nrrcnrM nir.s
Frsnl: .1 Ketchum. 436 We.M Pme «trrel.
vice president and sut>erlntendent of the
Prescoll Laundry company, recefcd word
last nUht thst hts mother had died In
l.o< Aneeles. Csl st S IS orlork ve.^ter-
nsv sfternoon She forme-lv resided In
Snr ir-.if lelfl ri;:ien' -■•,•, — .•■. irv- • arr '.:•,
rorrplete
OMVRR 8RWELL
Other Sewell. R7. who had lived In
Orerne county si! his life, died at his
Itonie lhre» mtten rsst of Walnut Orore
.'^'l^rl(^^ H^ I.-- .<.urvived by his wife.
Mi-. \ .itifialia Pewpll. one son, .1. W.
Sewell of Walnut Otove. and by fiva
brothers srKl two ulsters, a* follows- M F.
of Jericho Sprlng.'s. Mo . John F. of Cole-
man. Texas; A. M. of Abilene. Texas;
P W of El Dorado. Texss and W R. of
Pa.<adena. Cal.: Mrs. L. J. Neff of Ald-
rlch. Mo and \fr» M .* t^lsvpole of
\\oi Orr.' » F'*;y"rs! ••r'!r^8 »'.!'. he
held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Luck.
Mo . followed by Interment In HIckorv
Orove cemetery. Brim's funeral home
has charge of arrancements.
Mis« nFRTRinr jason
Ml*.' Gertrude *a«on. 22. formerly of
.^prtnafield died at Spring Valley. N. Y..
■Saturday, friends here were Informed yes-
terday. She formeriT lived with her par-
,„t, ^ - V«'r «ver-:e *-rrr Her 'allier
«s< cleiK wiiCer C. C. Higgin.^. former .lup-
erlntendent of motive power for the Frisco
:sllrosd P.u.'lal probably sill be made at
Spring Valley.
fm
10^
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses isssued.** rr^ i u u
The will of Mrs. Jessamine J. Nixon was filed. She was the widow of Dr. John H.
Nixon and donated $100,000 to Burge hospital in his memory. The will also mentions her
cousin Mrs Allie N. Torrence of Fort Wayne, Ind., another cousin Mrs. Emily R. Hottman ot
Fort Wayne, John Nixon Brooks of Trenton, N. J., who is a cousin of Dr. Nixon, John Dixon
DeRoulet of Chicago, a nephew of Dr. Nixon, and Francis B. Sale of Montgomery, A^., her
brother, and Francis B. Sale of Montgomery, Ala., another brother. Mrs. Nixon died October
10. [This is a long article.]
Page 12: A daughter Betty Lou Turner was born October 1 1 to Mr. and Mrs. George
Turner, Jr., 2228 National avenue.
BertonF. Stone died.**
John Fulton, Jr., died.**
Mrs. Mary Simmons died.**
Oliver Sewell died.**
Mrs. M. S. Ketchum died.**
Miss Gertrude Jason died.**
Mrs. Beulah P. Bohrer died.**
Page 15: Miss Grace Eaton and Mr. Cecil May were married.**
run*ral .rrvlcf. for »«»«» /^ ®*S{i!i
4S. former Springlleia m^ who dW
(ollow*d by ln»««™"i» '»J2ST*T?«SS«I
trtr T*>« body wlH •rrttr* in wprwc-
t'tui TuMd.rVvfmn, Mr. Ston. U .«ir.
vW«I by hi. wife .nd <»«uihler MUrtred.
•nd by four brothrr, and two .l»l»r». .»
followi: John of Utile Rock, Af.^ n P
of la. An,«l«. CJ : O C. ?» 05:»'-V
City T K. of K.n»«ii City. >*o: Mr^ W.
B Hoke of K«n«M Ctly. Mo; and Mr.. K.
C. Butc^her of 14 It North MUvwrl .Tenue.
JOHN n « TON. Jr
of B«nlor hmh f »^V,VBm »tf»*» «•
„,.o had -li;'>f ^,;'?,;,,r." =r.. ^rothrr
H* U ««"'I*<*^L«J» mnd th« foUowin*
m«nis »ere »u can.- >" "- ^
takrr
Of.nXE »BWKLi.'_ ^ „ "'^'
mfWMWcn St Luck. MO.. fUaw*^ tiT ^
i^r^ in Hickory Qrove c«nel«^-^te^
Vand.ll* 8«*ell and ona iion X W^»e*jtt
S:^!^* M?? John r of CoUman. Tr.aa:
A M 0( A'>i:«li#. Tfxa.v T W. of El
Dorado Te«a<: .nd w R of P«i»ad»n«s f
J> 1 M r». T.. J .'."11 Ul AIUI.UI. .Ull *!'*•
v.:% M A r:.^- ;<>:<■ 'f ••v,.. ;• '•■■;••
!lr! .IN '■■■• 'f:*' i":-'« ''"^ I i>rw f-- ■ ••
j iieral armrgciueiitv
MRS. M. 5. KETCm M
1 Mrs M S KftrJium. molhfr Of Frwr.s ,
I 1 , • ■ : .. ' i ; . f ^ . >'. c : . ; * .- ■- ' - . ' • " .
• tf!iHVnt'oT"n;f Prr.cort L.undrT ccj-r-^''."- i
I dl«d Sunday mornln» in ^^V, *»«^ ^^
accordtnp to irord '••«»»'««„ •*r*T;, „^
1 »a$ awrat K year* of a»*> and had hj'd
I In Borlngft^W until '»^ >".•'" •«t., ^"^
Carina here about " yit'n-SS?^**^-
S^nd Mr. Elhel Mni;r b^h •'»;«!
wftx MA«V tilMMONS
»^r^"7Frld?v n"ht*'"'h- h«r«el 1 VaUey.
•^ "'^'n WAt.TnVrmortua'rr. fo"o.ed
by mtrrmenl »" '''„ " Vd bv lour "ons
„,.„ ,v,o ';";";-";V •••..:"ota ..,d Mr>
W.lliuti:. »'*••:; •*,,i o, Hprlnitfuid. and
•r.%ohrwurro.'i:o.°V.«^'.e.. Cal.
I Aogato*. ward I. e^gactcd today abot
.^MMliStd. «le<l Saturday. .•» ;gg^-gte
' fof inotlTf po''""
! ' It. Haw
■ka-^tdrBMrly U»a* wlUi hat i— -, -^
SS^yrS? her*. Her father ^*»jj^ ,
of inotlTf power for the Frl-ro ranwaT
Tio
_ BKOLAff {p. BOI
ik Bculah P. Bohrcj'. il. ^
Bobrcr, Wwt PWWi _^
ibw rwld«nt of flprlagfteM..
Saturdar n>«I»t "t her ho«# rollewtac «
l«a«r.tUiMM. Whca'^ M SprttcftaM.' lAa. I
Sohrtr w»» eouneeted wuh ^Ihe H«fLi
irtarii Mid ituc ab* nsrrltd lt»rJ''«hMiiii
Wooay. now drad. She It turTtTed by nrr |
buabaod, Edward C. Bobrer. by her .
nothtr. Ura. J. P. Porter of West PUina; i
two alateri. Mr*. Vernon Jackson ot t
Oconomowotf. VH» and Mra. Capttote led- {
rftry nf F:«V»»< '~'" F^'" •>.-,-. •• fj I
two »tep<3«UKlil'-r> ■l>o j'.irMvr a» Iaii'»»». ,
Dr. E Cla'Jde Bohrrr. Ch«rlf7 R Bohr»r. :
B. Boyte Bohrrr. and Albert N >Bohr^r. 1
all of West Plafni: Mr^ AKan Tir-.VorTrrr •
ot tnbernerr. na . HUd Mts. Bam Winkle- *
bark of Tampa. FU
Funeral services will be held at the
Preabytaiian church at Waat Plalrta at \n
o'clock 7^e«day momlni. wltb the Rev-
rreiid Homrr T. Fort, pastor of live Flr«t
MethodUl church there, offlclatlnir. Burlat I
Kill take ularr lii Oak I,»«'i <"^T»terv ■
*^^^ HiAltRtAOB lACKH9tM
E«il Cobb. 22. and MIm Marie
Htohiir^aon. 31. both of Sprlagfteld.
' lUri Allah Boyta. 23. and Ulaa
Vadb R. Buaaard, 17. both of
aprlnRflHd
C. H. Orlfrin. 24. and MIm Beule
Ulehacla. 34, both of Bprtngfltfld.
Owynne Klillnssworth. 31. Wal-
nut Orove. and MIM Mona Raitalna.
31. WlllanL ,
Paul Price Hoiuton, 23. and M>aa
I^Rnlr Flint: Tnrnrr 17 r>oth of
Bprtnalleld.
Thntnaa Braaheam. 30. and Miss i
Winnie Tucker. 30. both of BUllnca. \
Mo. I
V.I I
! 722fl NaiJonal HV^nue. annnvnT thr
1
birth of • daughter. Bcttj X^u, Ptt-
^•7. October II.
Miss Eaton Weds
Mis« Grace E*"^ti ''■^••■zh'tr '-: Mr
and Mr» B. Prank E*u>n. 610 Kaat
; iorfu Rtreef. and Mr Cecil May of
, Uadfvtllf. Mo. «f.-« lUAn.ed Satur-
' dar nleht in Jop'.tr.
Mr and Mr>>. M«T »'■'•; make their
, home in D«devU> where he la ath-
I lr«ic director In iric whpol ::ier«.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 4: Miss Grace Eaton and Mr. Cecil May were married.**
Page 5: G. M. Patterson was named to administer the estate of Letha A. Patterson. The
heirs are Mr. Patterson, the husband, and two sons.
Page 12: Berton F. Stone died.**
Mrs. Nettie Renfro died.**
M.\RRI.%nE LICRNSE.^
Htrry And*raon. ^rt. of C«««vnie. '
■ nrt Naomi Lenthermnn. 17. of Spring- i
fl^Id; ThoiTiAs BrBAhera. 30. of Bill-
inn. And Wlnnl« Tucker, ao. of Blll-
liiRa; Charlen F. Stiit/man. 51. of
Sprlnjrfleld, and Lena A. Fl.sher, 47.
of Houston: Jap DeOaae. 53. and
Belle Randolph, 27. of Springfield;
Paul Price Houston. 22. and Llnzle I
F,. Turner. 17. bth of Sprlnfleld:
Gwynne Kllllngsworth. 21. of Walnut
Grove, and Monta Ragalns. 21. of
Wlllard: Carl Caff. 22. and Maiie
RIchardaon. 21. both of Springfield;
Cecil Allen Boyta, 22. and Verda R.
BiNsard. 17. both of Springfield: and
C. H. Griffin. 24. and Beaale Michael^
24. both of Springfield.
DEATHS
Funeral aervlcea for Berton F. Stone.
45. former Sprlncfield builneia man. who
died Saturday night in Oklahoma City,
a 111 be held at 3:30 o'clock v. fifneaday
afternoon In the J. W. KUnifuar funfral
rhapel. Burial will b* held in Haaelwood
cemetery. He la aurvlved by hl» wife, one
daughter. Mildred, and lour brother* and
t»o Killers. Service* at the grave alll
be conducted by Oale of Tcuiple iodge.
A. F A A. U.
MRU. NETTIE RENFRO
Mri. Nettie Renfro. M. died at 13 35
o clock ve^lerday afternoon at her home
'III rural route II. She la aurvlved by
ihree flutert. Mm. Nora Carlock. Mrs
FniMia Gibson and Mri. Haliic Win. all
"f Kan»a< Cr' v and two brother.". Robert
MrCih^e and Aaron Triplet!, both of
firefnlield Funeral arrangement.* are In-
fotnplete pending the arrival of relatives
^■:( interment will b« in charge of the
Campbell Undertaking company.
f
nil
Miss Grace Eaton
Weds Mr. May
Aa tnforaua we(Ulinr oenmony
took place 8«t\ird«y ev»nln(t tt Jop-
iln. whan Ulm Grace Eaton. dauRh-
Ur or Mr. and Un. B. Frank Eaton.
610 laat Loren atrMt. and Mr. Ocll
May of Dadevllle. Mo^ were married.
Mr. and Mn. May are to make their
future home Ih Dadevllle. where Mr.
May ta director ot athletlci In the
•cboola.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1929--LEADER
Page?: Mrs. Nettie Renfio died.**
Page 11: Divorces granted.**
Page 16: Berton F. Stone died.**
Page 19: Miss Bonnie Hougii and Mr. F. S. Grishaver were married.**
FOUR OBTAIN DIVORCES '
BEFORE CIRCUIT JUDGE
Kuur cllWMir« uitr ?.rBiitr<l by Cir-
cuit Judge Johu Schmook In Divi-
sion on Monrtay morninR.
HoMk HrWn PnvU wwi givrn thi!
cu.tody ot a i..li*or r.h.ld. Mury Lrc. u.
j,rr iHiltlon tor divorce from E1m«r
f. Hftvla.
MJlloii ncctor Damftie U k» »^v»
'.hi «Mi.(:y of l>«r dimehter Ch»r-
Irnc. HKtUirr uiih a divorce from
I hnrli'n Miuirtip.
•,:!,.;... \i. •••■.'■ Ci '"-""v y^"- «iven
, • ,• ,.: ir.i-lv •>! l.ir f-M\ Huii'iin «nd
..,,,«nl I 10 a r.'-f.'h ?<^r M- n'M>-
|,' rl in h'-r ault la'nltinl. Uoiialtl
Kugene Cn>l'"v^»y-
Cimxj M. Jobne wm grwttt** •
uvoroe from JolM»i« Jo»»»" *»» •*•
two trmntea the rtMetui-nt n nivorrx
,11 the BM'.f. "f riw,* rn)W atfaln^t
RubT ■. Crow. Mra. Cnow «M atoo
.ilo«i><l rtut/vly of her child and tlS
• nionih Un till ^M^>il it.
1-
DEATHS
nrnrnyi r. ^To^it
ruiomi «ervir^^ fr>t B»rlo»» F. Stene.
<^ mho died KiiliirdaT dl »i>» hOTi» In;
Oklahorra CHr w^U h» '"W ^'^ the J .
\v Kliii«prr rliapel lirr^ Wr(1ne«d«T af-
i^rvnon •» 7 10 o rlrtf-k followed hv 11-
: ... ;;. .■ Mr.
I I Sir>n» It •nr*Hed ftv hu wife and dej^ii-
1 ' 'rr Mildred and b«- four hrofher* an*! *W9
! TruXPer^TfUf* or-T^mi^p i<»«i»r^^ ^^^S*1
I A M »!•'. ond-ict H.irlal rifex at tn# I
f
MKN. NkTTIK KK.NraO
f Mr*. Nettle Kenlro. ft4. di'd MondST
afternoon at her home on rural route 11. |
UHt U aurvived bv two brnthen. nohert '
McOhre And Aaron Trlplett, both of I
«-if»^»nfieId and three uMiero. Mre Noral '
Carluck, Mr*. Emma Ulbaon. and Mm. |
Haiti" Will all o( Kaniaa City. Funeral i
arraiifemeirtH are In charge of the Camp- I
bell UiideilildnK company !
MAHRIAGE ANNOLNCbU
Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa M. HouRb.
1905 North National avenue, have an-
nrniric^d the mnrrlnce of their daugh-
ter. JHoniur. \o Mr. i'. S.C.r:i;..s'.rr.
son of Mrs. Helen Miller. 755 W*»t
Walnut atrect. The marriage vow*
were read at Oeark. October 11 by
the Reverend Mr. W T. Holbert. Mr.
and Mrs. OrUhaver will make their
home at 75.'5 Went Walnut street.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Clarence F. Hinkle, 25, of Buffalo, Kansas, and Beulali
Randell, 21, of Stockton, Mo.
Page 14: Reuben T. Thomson died.**
Berton F. Stone died.**
Albert B. Trenary died.**
Tia
EMPLOe OEAO
Alvin Trenary, 67, Was 32nd
Degree Mason and Promi-
uo.a tnurcnman
' one of the mo«t prominent and active
' members of the Brotherhood of Loco-
' motive EnRlneer*. He htd been a
mpmbrr of IhP Si. Paul MethndlHt
I EpUcopal church. South, for 25 years
and waa a 32nd degree Ma«>on. He
came to Springfield about 44 yeai-s
■RO.
DEATHS
AlvIn B. TrpnBry. 67. vet^^nn loco-
motive engineer for the Frisco rall-
roAd, died at 3:30 o'clock yeaterday
afternoon at his home, 1022 Weat
Walnut street.
Funeral aervlcen will be held at 8
o'clock Thursday afternoon In the
Alma Lohmeyer funeral home, with
the Reverend Corona H. Brtg^s
preaching the sermon. Services •!
the grave In Hazelwood cemetery w'.ll
be In rhBTRe of United lodge No. 6.
; A. F. and A. M.
WIdAW. Daughter* Hnrvlve
I Mr. Trenary l« survived by his
i wife. Mrs. Lutle Trenary; two daugh- ',
tern. Mrs. Elsie Schmook and Mrs.
I R. T. Peak, both of Springfield: and
I on« brother, Charles Trenary cf
I Kansas City.
I Krlwo Kmploye 40 Years
I He hnri i^rrvrrt nn sn rnclnrer for
llir Fil.MO (or AO y«'Br(» prior lo his
retirement about a year ago and was
_ . MMVUtiH T. THOBUON
^"•■■•T. Tlionaon. 72, veteran Spring-
fMMttmw MM abatTMtor. dJed %t 6 5o
^ONOt JTMUrdajr •rternoon In his home
«•» But Oraad atrect. following a brief ni-
n«s*. Hs is survived bv t>i% uifp sw^
^'■^y^* TliOnifcoU. OL.C cliu^l.lri. .Mi.N Huy
BurcMs; • brother, Quincy A Il.oni.%oii >
M4an crandson. WiUlam T. Burgees'
WUatnl MTAiiffwncnU are Incomplete al-
i^^2ft •?T?5J* ^ *^ *»«'0 •" the First !
B«pUi« ^areb. of which he aa-t a mmi-
htr for rr.u.i) :.f«i. .m, n, on. .son i.lvo
waa m m— ibT «f tlie Modrrn Woodmen of >
AiMrtn and the Uni\«r.Mly club 'Uie I
body U la ClMrre of thr Herm.n H I.oh- '
Sflf '■"fS^' home. Mr. TJ.oniioa had !
Mm • rtsldent of Sprlogflcid for the '
paat 4B ytara.
-_- BKETO.V F, STONE !
V^aaral servJre. r<.r .'!,rlc.'; F. Sto .^ i:
. 4Ua Saturdar at hi^ home u, n.'t,
»8t£J«jr, •"i be held litis afternoon ir. i
f>jff' Kllncacr funeral ebopel, followed '
Intvnaert la Rarelvoofi cemeterv Mr
"^ i» s««»lved bv h»« «irr one dauKhter
•jad by fttur daugljie.-i
Oau of Te
4' !!■ vfli iMtftfct
f«»ur dauglJte.'i ano i»o
Terr pie ydre. A F i. nd
(Ct fur.erl rues at thf ,
1929.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1929-LEADER
Page 10: There is an article about White City park.
Page 12: Lillian Fowler sues to divorce Gilbert F. Fowler. They were married in June
Alvin Trenary died.**
Reuben Y. Thomson died.**
DEATHS
Atnv TBKN.tar I
e«n»r»I Mr*!'** f-.r Alvin Tr»r»ry. Ct.
•.■n«t»r. f :.«<& ;o^<>mou»» «tnir.f*r, »ho
dlrd Ti<u)a)r arurnooa at bia bo^M, lOOI !
Wr>l Wii'i i' ••'.»• »•;! \^ h»:d »•. l'
ucluc< ItiUTKiiij (Ucriiu^n at tti' Aiasa j
Lahoicyar fva^al home. fallo««d hf !•- 1
trrmrnt m HmrrlTrxMl r»m«t»ry. Tt,« aw- [
rreni Carona R HrSm «lll ofOflat* an4 '
VoittC UiOf* No i. A. r and A.J|.^«Uli
cotidvct kanal riits.' Mr. Trenarr la I
•urtlird br lii* i>i!r. Mt(. Lutte Trrr.»r>. i
(%• tfMciiMTi. Hrs. JOals aoiwfc aa« j
Mr* R T. P»ak «r SprtngneWi and at
brvihar. Charlaa Traaan. af yaaaai ntir I
Prior !• bii rctimMM a. TSar ac«. Mr I
Trenary had aerre^ 0»e rrl«eo for 40
jr'»r» II' «•« »rM-.» in It ♦ Broth»rhccil '
of !>.■'.»;.'■;.• E.-iir.»rr» H» ► n'l »>»»i.
mancici
for M
•on H» r»m» to PsrIrafTeM 44 r*>r*
■rt-nCX T. TWOMSO!*
lUa^n Y T'.ninM>n. 7 J, atlorr&cy antf
I alMirartor. tf.ed T'lndaT aflernooa al hi?"
I hsine t» «j; Ea*l Uran-l »tr'»l lillo-*- '
line a-hri»f t!;r.»M. He U «urvi«e<l b» hu
»lf». «r» M»;;:» Tbo'.K^nn • "la'itM*-
Vlrs ri ■, H.'^..'-. « r.: .v.*^ ^, ■ ' - ■
' Tttomaoo. aa« oo* crsa ~
Bvrctaa. rmersl atrvtM.
the nrrt B«D:i«t thureS. of «KUI) fM ■wai
many *e«r«. He »a» ulm
tr.» Modem Woodzea or
^riisLi
fr.Taoer
A*«rlM ■•4 Um UalawMty aMS. ■> teal
grad to aprtnaftetd o Win. t5i BraMl
H. Lohmeytr tanam ba^ la |» aMta*!
of arrantemetst* Servtcwi »m t« haW at
10 JO •/'''■■« ":..ui-d»T r.r. :,. r.t j- •.,
rharth. lailoaad fcy UiUrmeni ;o II*i»:-
*«»< w»*wy Dr LratftM Hale. p*,.
lor of the F»r»» Baptlit thnrch. •■m olfi-
Dri ot at. Paula MalMOlat citfsrcial
I* yMra aad waa a nt isaiail^Ufc-f
H» rame to ^5rlr«f?el<f 44 year* arn
•H3
Diiii in Hospital
dtt aiit>t u tb« rMta> of injurlM
«nd shock gufftrpd when « r«U he
WM unloaUlng ai Muulleld }Mt«nl*7
.4ttfrnoon (tU on him.
Both of Mr. Harbeaton'* leg* were
crushed u Uie heavy nil rolled down
upon him from k flat ear. Ha waa
braught to SprlpgfUld Baptlat bea-
plUl Tueaday aTaning at 7:80 o'clock
on Frlacp Ualo Na 104.
Mr*. Anna Harbeaton. Um wife, and
four 6oii>> All>crt. Ben. Jr«» ind
1 Theilo, aurvlve.
I Th* bod^ vaa prepared for tourlal
at the Uermsn H. Lohmeyer funeral
home here and sent to Brandartlle to-
'day for funeral aarflow sa^ batali
there Wedneoday. '
t'V
. .v.> c.iiuf«.« Sim mm'
I !'.l'."tr> fov >r ►ri«'r»t ?;»r ht;«- '
! band. Oilbett r. fowlmt,
I «M marrMd In June of thl
Irowitr ruu> 2a. ^'i to provide for ala
wUa and haa "acted miUan aad atofr*
I the peMtlon nV.i^m
I
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 17, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 3: Aivin B. Trenary died.**
Page 8: Elias Lafayette Baichtal died.**
James B. Easley died.**
Ruben Y. Tomson died.** [Both funeral home and cemetery spell the name
Thomson.]
Page 14: William Harbiston died.**
James F. Hoyt died.**
DEATHS
/
■UA8 LATATrm BAIOVTAL
raw L«f«r«tto BOehtai. M. dto« •% t
o'oloek but atftat la liU taomd st fM Wctt
Paetfte alrott HH U rarrtvad by his wUe.
Mra VlrtlnU Balehtal. one aon. R. Z.
nalchtal of Plcher. Okla.' ona daughter.
tilt. Plfia Roblnaon of Springfield, and
■U (tandoblldrao. runciml •rruigvaianu
hara not bttn e«mplet«tf Irat aro in
rharge of the Kllagnar Undertaking com*
pany.
JAMES a. BASUT
Jamea B. Eaalay. 14. died about •
o'clock latt night folknrlnc a Uncaring Ul-
nett at hl.i home, gS7 Hamlltoo street.
Kiinrr«l nervlce* will be held at 3:M
n'cloclr Friday afternoon in the Kllngner
funeral chapel, with the Reverend Oscar
tee Black, castor Of the First Presbyterian
rhurch. officiating. Burial wlU be In
Oreenlawn cemetery. Mr. Easley was a
member of the Plrst Presbyterian church
for many rears. Ua Is sunrlvcd by his
wife. Mrs. Mary L. Easley: ons son. WU«
llsm R. Easier of Hynes, OaL: one daugh-
ter. Mrs. E. B. MeAUlster of Springfield:
and one granddaughter, Misa Eugenia
McAllister.
BUBEN T. THOMnON
Funeral strvlcM for Ruben T. Thorn-
son. 13. attorney and abstractor, who died
Tuetday afternoon at bis home at 4»3
^y,^ ?'*^* •»"•*• *«U »>• »»*•<• at 10:J0
©clock this moming at the Plrst Baptist
church, followed by burial la Haslewood
cemetery under direction of Herman H.
Lohmeyer. He U sanived by hU wife, one
brother and one grandson. Dr. Le%i8 M.
"f. •• ?.!•**"■ »' ">• '•"'» BaptUt church,
wiu oiflcistr.
^MAnniAOB I.ICENSEH
Bbarman Cllne. 31. and Rnchel
rddlnga. m. both of Ro(tersvil!e: and
Dr. Lucas O. Tuttle. over 31. of
RodiMfar. K. T.. and Mr*. Etta win
Hums BiRps. orer 31. of Sprlnnfleld.
Funeral Services '
For Frisco Veteran
To Be Held Today
Funeral serrlren for Alvln B. Tre- ■
nary. 67, veteran Frluro loromotlve '
ePRlnecr, who died Tiirwiay «t h!«
I home, 1033 West WsMuu street, mill j
be roncliictod at 3 orlork Ihls sftrr- i
. noon In the Alma Lohmeyer funersi ]
^ home by the Revercnrl Corona H. |
Brlcc". assisted hy the Reverend '
WlUlsm H. Msn<>flr'rl Ceremonies
conducted by United lo<1ce. No. 5. I
A F. and A M. at the rrnve In '
Hr/<'1»oo<1 rrnirlrry b!<^i v.'A he ;ii
rhflrge of the nrvrrrnd BriEgn ss
worshipful master.
Active pallbearers were snnounrcr!
last night as Alonro W Emery.
I Oeorge Slater. W. R. Keller, John
' Bowler. John Moran and F. C. Lark.
Honorary pallbearers sre R. Wes
Lloyd, O. B. Rlsser. Emrst Calender. ^
Dr. E. C. Hsnklna. J. J. AnRersbau^h
and N. H. Hudson. '
I Mr. Trenar.T had been a mrmber
of the 8t Psiil Mrthod:i' ch ■.rc^
, for the past 34 yenrs snd wa» a
thirty. second degree Msscr. He har:
lived In Bprlnpfleld 44 ^esr«, ret.r-
Ing only a yt»r sc" from arti^e jc:-
(vica with the rriAco. j
1»H
T
FATAL Fi YOUTH
IN TANEY COONTY
James F. Hoyt, 16 Years Old,
Dies While on Hunting Ex-
pedition; Third Fatality In
Recent Days
TAMES r. HOYT. ie-ye*r-ol<t Taney
" county hiRh Khool •tudent. *••
nrrldentally killed by hl« own gun
while on « htintlnR expedition «t '
the mouth o( Bull creek. ne«r Rorkk- ;
way Beach. UU Tuesday afternoon. I
YoiinR Hoyt U tha third youth toj
riK<ire In and the aecend to meet ;
death In hiintlnR Iragedleii In Jihe
OMftej NtloB <tirtnt tb« p»rt If^
daya. " -
1 OIT Hf NTINO DL'CICS I
^ ^*
The youth, accompanied by a
jounger brother. Norman. 14 year* of
•Re. were hunting ducka on Bull
rrrek. After •pfiirtlng »ome time In
hiding on the crtek bank waiting
for their game, the youtha started
home In a amall row boat.
The younger brother got Into the
rbORl Knd look chnrjte of the o«r*.
I while Jamea pushed the boat oft the ,
I hunk with the atock of hU la-gauge '
aholRun. The trigger of the weapon
apparently was jarred forward, caui-
Ing the gun to dUcharge and atrlke
the boy in the heart. Ha died In-
■tantly.
After Invemigailng the accident
(lie rniKiirr (\ri\<\ril no jii'i':"* ">'
iip< rs.'vary. The youth «b« the son
of Mr. and Mrn. D R. Hoyt. of Rocka-
way Beach. Mr. Hoyt Is employed at
the Miller and 8on« »tore there.
♦ ♦
11 NKKAI. .HKKVH KS TOI».\Y
♦ ♦
Funeral servlrea will be lield at the
ChrUtlan church at Branson at 2
o'clock this afternoon. Burial will be
ntade In Branson cemetery under di-
rection Wheltzel runeral borne.
John Pulton, Jr.. 23. aon of a
prominent Oreene cotirjty farmer, died
Saturday as a result of wounda re-
ceived while hunting near the F^iltoii
farm. 15 milea soiilhesKt of Spring-
I field. The third youth to b« wounded ,
In hunting srrldents In pa»e five data
waa Cheater Hart, IS-year-old Pipkin
High school student here. He was
wounded Saturday while crawling
through a fence with his gun. which
was accidentally discharged.
Hold Funeral Today !
At Brandsville, Mo.,
For Accident Victim i
Puncral aervlcea for William Har-
hUfon. ftS. of Bradsvllle, Mo., who
idled at St. John'a hoapttal here Tueo-
'day nicht from Injuries stiffered
, TvirixlBV nlirriUMiii while «i>ikliii: on
.a rail Isylns cang of tlie Frluro rsll-
road. mill be held si 3^0 orlock thm
nMrrnnr.!) st the home In Binnd<vllle '
The ciiii; w;lh wlilih Hniblvnn
was workliiK Just south uf Msnsflrld
hart rompletrd Isylnit a rarlosd of ,
new rail snrt wbs loading the old
pir<r.^ of metal on a flat car. Har- I
I biston, who waa on the end of the
\"nH loader" car. waa knocked to the
'ground when several rails fell. Both |
his legs were broken and he Is '
•houghl to hH iffered Internal In-
juries.
The Injured man was brought to
I Springfield on Prlaco passenger train
No. J04. accompanied by I5octor
. Fuson of Cedar Gap. but d'.ed In the
Frisco division of St. John's hospital
,soon after arriving.
Stirvivsng Mr. Harblston are his
I wife. Mrs. Anna Harblston. and four
.son. Albert. Ben. Jeff, and C. Har-
blton. all of Brandsvilte.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: Marriage license: Merlin L. Ridgeway, 27, of Port Marion, Pa., and Genevieve
Stubblefield, 18, of Springfield.
Mrs. Matthew Dye died of bums.**
Page 8: James F. Hoyt was killed.**
Page 12: There is an article about Dr. John H. Nixon and the Baldwin theater.**
Page 18: Alvin B. Trenary died.**
James B. Easley died.**
Elias Lafayette Baichtal died.**
Reuben Y. Thomson died.**
William Harbeston died.**
Mrs. Georgia E. Yates died.**
Danforth infant died.**
n\5
THE WASTEBASKE7
into which arc oftt'ii tosaotl things well worth while-
nr. Mtu^ H. Mtxon. wtiow widow
died recently and lelt a Urje •um of
'^S?9m^£i^ inton; Who wk.
for many years prealdent of Linden -
wood ooUege at St. Cliarle*. an in-
many from SiwInRJleld. ITcsldenl
Nixon was a brotlirr-ln-Uw of
lie ill-, y.:- i'p.'i'l. line n: 111. i'lonrrr
biivinrss mm of tJie cliy. one of tin-
i;uU srttlrrs who did biB Ullliis- .1
:. Miiall to'vn. John Ho*urd Nixon
rdrtod here for a aliori tlinr before
Up bcrnnif prr^lilrnl of LliiiloiiworKi
Ur »ti^ from n wrnlthy fnnillv In Nrw
Jrr«ry and miscd o n & i d rmhl'-
n"MifV for M;r instlliitlon In '.!:•
east Dr. John H. Nixon, son. soon
^tK.,]|M. tUitca Uw pnicllw olj
^edlctn* here, erected a lh^^e-sto^•'
bulldtnR on St. Louln street adjoin -
«1BK . tba BaUvIn tbwttr > bulldln«. ^,
JMtK buUdlngt were «her« the Mr- ;
jJbtalM bulMlBt DOW lUnda. BoUi i
were destroyed by « Bre*t fire anl ;
Dr. Nlsm Mid th« lot and locates ]
elsewhere. The Nlson bulldlnn ron j
(allied two ftore rooms on the first '•
floor, one of which wa.<i occtipled by
C'lmrlrs Ranvinr, lie had a reotnu-
rant and candy store and van Jast
beRlnnInt to do • rood bvwlnes?. |
When he dlnrovered tin- hutai
i llrr 111- l)rr:iin<- fn llilrnl "M lirlpliiir
I.,. ;•• u'll'.ir . llril lir I<ili!<il iilMiiif ,
Iii5 f)».n rsiabllshiiirnl iwid «(•■< ,
■'ioihewhit nirprtned whenlie notlcM"'
ttir^aMiM ■MiMtii'^'^ tola property.
What wat worse he earrlrd no If-
•urance and lost out completely
With no money hut lots of de-
termination he opened in a little
tranAst terou .the atrret and waa
loon oa his tect again.
OeOTfe H. Olendorf had the lea-."
on the Baldwin and the nre threw
h'lii ri.il of hu'lnrM? 'Hi'- owiirrs of
lii^ i'<l ttniiouliced liial a nrw bullU-
Ine would be erected and plans were
piiblUhed for a miKnlflcent theater.
In ilir lir* Mr Olendotl* ilrsk went
down In the crath. It contained
rr-/n»f»'ts f'.r msnv aftrsrllnn^ Tlir
flrMU »ii» tmi'ivrt snd tlir <\efk
ii"/,ffrd v/lih thr ctmlrncth »Rfe
kf.-l vrimd As the n^w theater could
«/.it.» »«i ri'i tt^riii with Mr fllrndnrf
!• tx.l"-'! sn (ti'r'iBli hr »n>i mit In
'!.► ".I'l U'i< If »ijflrtitil> ninilf puh
:1. I. 1-h\ li»- lind f!>'Kn1 W.III1 Join
1^1. ■im y.iif(r(,v 'hr Ljilxlrr^ the-
••>f wfMjId be erer'ed When this
<«».«* r,iit If ws« decide not In )iilld
■'.' ..;.! nalduin Mir
hr '111' I'.-Aii \l\1^ not rfriHv (or t^n
I, It.' ■ ;»i.-..i iiii:ilrrs John Lanilrrs.
Ill d'ciloK no the rnntrsrt with Mr
fj!'iidorf, wnntrd a rloine whlrh
would prohibit the brtnfilnit In to
l(i>- hiillilini; Inlnrlratinc liqiio's
hut thU was a rr.s|x>nMblllly Mr.
Olendorf did not want to take snd
It was tint In^l.slPd o^ Wh^i' V-
Nixon returned to Sprliie(ick) nrh
hlf wife a tew yeara ago bla health
seemed to t>4 completely shattered.
Tba abanca tD eltmata did aat Imb»»'
mhhn
and
he
died.
ne was a
Maaon
and
one
who
kiMW
'ttf
work."
A iioi>- ftoui C'oUimbu relirs 10
the undo of C. C. King In this way:
Wllh the siinoimrpmenf by thi*
Uiilvpitity uf Mi.>'S0uri Alumiu as»o-
(liillon of llic >r;ir s nirniiii.'i .«. iii-d-
iilrd III variOL::. iwrLs of the United
.'^tsler. kas come the usual ponder-
liiR by Kradiiatrs as to »hrrr old
rla.v,niatr.s a.'e .ind linw tl'.r\ l-.n%r
I;irr<l Tii r<l-.- l.nur.rr 'hr <\uf^-
':■>!■ !■. i-as.l. ill. •■..•:• 1 : r Irx ;'.
any of the members o' hi* cla:;^ of
IIU renMOn. Ha la Ttmnaa Bentoa
King, oldest living graduate of the
university.
- Klnt. the con<of Auattn A. 'King,
who waa governor otMlMourl Irom
IMS to ISU. Waa bora In Richmond.
Mo.. AprU 13. 1S38. graduated at the
university July 4. 1858. and prac-
llred law at LItjerty. Mo. until IWil.
wtirii the wnr hrokr <;;■> tnll hr.^i-
nrss. Then he entered the office of
^r( rrtary of stn''- ulii;. '..< i>-
nialned until the war »»i over Bc-
romlne dissatisfied with the legal
|i, nil • .,.■■1. M rn'f'-d 'hr minl'trv
III llip MftvHli t Ki'i^cur'il cliurch.
South. :>iiil krr\fd lour yearh. Dls-
n'tri'MTii,' «tih si-itni' of thr doctrin*".-;
of thai church, lie withdrew with
thr utino'.t pooil «,111 and f'-'^Mt r* 'o
nil concerned, and \inlu-d with the
rh\irrli drsrrlbed In nrvilTtloii Z'l
li' wl.Kli !i'- li.T^ rrinT.Tifri !<i c'.tIp
II'- ir.ii-.iil to If-x.!- ;:i \i<~.i ny.r'.
1-..1 . r' ;i!i'l ll-.'ir <-;:..•,■. .-.i-.c '.:...:
vrars spent In San Diego. Ciil He
Is now a counselor for home buyers
In Slephenvllle. Erath county. Texas
IVt
ITBURNSflEREt
HUSBAND SAVED
] .^ .
Young \ Greenfield Wife 1$
Fatally Injured as She
Starts Blaze
'mate' hears screams'
; Rushes! Too Late to Rescue
Her and Is Himself Bad-
ly Injured
Mrs. Manh'w Dyr ;n. birnfd
this morning when »he attempted
, lo .Mart rt iiK" »«h n cun o( Kru.-
.»«-nr in hrv Immf «< South GrffH-
• field, dird «i 2 ncliKk. ihln afier-
nooii In * Sprlncflrld hORptUl.
HaalMnd AUo Bnrnetf
MiK. Dyr «as prrpwrlnR to eturt
a lire to cooW bre»lil«i8l v. hen ttie
Bcrldent occurred. She aroee be-
lore her huxbnnd »nd he heard her
Kcreams ss the can of keroMne ex-
ploded.
Mr. D.VB rushed to his wile and
otlrniptrrt to smothrr the bla«>.
UilinK 111 ihnl br mr- hrr burning
rlolhlng trom her
yn* hvn» bhnaelf
caught
I alao
p o'clock thl« momfnt
wa, coMclmtt for • f«* »»«" "J^
,he -ccldrnt. Her h"»*>*n<^ »;" J^
burn* on hl» handa but wU^ be aWe
to return to hrt home thU after-
noon.
Mrv DJf l' ■•":*^'<^''^ *"^ ^" ""*'
■ ...J v.. ^n- rhiirt a »on about
oiir >ei\r old. Her husband i« em-
ploywl br the CarUui«« aUaf com-
pany. Her parents altt Kf 1b
aoulh Onwnfteld. Thej «« Mr. and
Mrs. R. V. Belcher.
The botly of Mn. Dye was retnot-
ed to the Khnitner Underi*WnR
company and win be taken late to-
day to South Greenfield. Funeral
services probab'.y vlU be held there
Friday.
Taneycomo Youth
la Dead by Charge \
From Own Shotgun
r^-,-..:. -;> ^'O' -1 X'il'l '^v
j U> '
ig^^J^JS^ank walM'W '•* ■•""'
^^Sot^^^taat. THa younf« >*«"»•»
_,-to^ tM boat tram iM b.n» -lUi ,
^^T^oeT of hU J3-CU^« .botKun j,
u. lJcbM,f ".<! ••' " '••* V. '°1
« taMt Ha WW "»!*» In-tanUy.
lft« ln»«^!?«i»o»- a eoroner-i in-.
„,^trVr found umtatM-a. ■"»•
i^j,.i^lifV« at Uta CtuMdaa
^^^j^Bioo at a «vioe» tbJa
iP^ Ma-Mutot mada tn iba
MMMterrat Vranaon .
jo^m^w diad aatafdiV •• «* *•"'*
'^' «omlda awrtaiaad whHa bunting
Md^toMMr-fliM. M-TW«»d JwHf
DiSD -»»>» ,|fcu,«TawHD« ttopoufh a
)>«>r hn.»baB«l wkra j
-nkBkMmra tar~tb«luaaT«l of Aina B.
TTanary this afternoon w»r« AJonro W.
Kmery. Oeerce «later. W. R. Keller. John
Bowlar. John Meran and F. O. Lark.
Monoranr pallbaarers wera R. We» Lloyd,
O. M. JtU^r. Knaat Calendar. Dr. K. o.
Hanklo*. J. J. Anrcrtbauch. and N. H.
HiidMin. Scrrteet were held at the Alma
Lobmeyar funeral home, conduried by llie
nrirrrnd cotonn U Brljc. »!«»Htrd by
the Reverend WllHwn H. Mansfield, pan-
tor of St. Paul's - Methodiat church, to
which Mr. Tranary had balnnted for 3&
years. Rurlal riles at Maielwond reme-
ierv. were aUo In charge ot the Hrvrrend
Mr! Brina aa worahlpful maattr of United
Lodft. No. ». A. F. and A. M. Mr. Tranary.
who.waa IT, wai a FiUco entlneer for
it yeara.
i"! ih^' hnmi* ,^'d :*'''ln?«l«^ afternoon ,
at the home. JJjn North Tarlor aremie '
n^";"^.:;'rr:.r7n' 'or:e'„^;i''„";'-;,eV. :
rnrcUr.-^"'"- «" Kh„.„er"L-^rdi;;;aT.
in
tn tb« 3. w, KUncPvr eh*p«l, fo««w»<l
by iniermrnt In Ore^n L«wn *♦"»«»•'';
•n»« R«vrr«n4 Omx 1^ BUck. P**^*' «'
th« rtrit ^e*rt»rUn church, cfwhtfh
Mr. BMlvr «•» • n>«mb«r for in»ny y»»">
»('l rr'"(1» Mr. r.i^lfT ix »"''*'^''<\J^^,,1'''
• lU. Mr*. M«iy EaM«y: one •""...^'"'•'T
Mr.. K. X MrAUUrr of f.n""«'"J^^ur,.
on* ir«nd<l»uiht«r, MU« Bu«enl* McAUU-
l«r.
EI.IAR IJir.WETTr BAICBTAI.
E1U« U.I«yflU. B*lch».I. •S. dlr^ Wfd-
t P.rlflf Ptff't Mr H ^iirvlv»-<t hr ""^ •".'■
■ M,. VrKli-.!* MMrl.t^l: or,- «on H /■
• B«iehtal ot P\chtt. o»i« ; /nd • ^•"«'""-
Mr* rtUf Robln.on of llpr)nfn»l«1 BU
tr.odfh.ldrrn iil'O Mirw»r ,'^"^""V"'-
r«nt»in»niii »rt In ch«rg« of J. W Kling-
nff 8»rvl*M will b» hHd .t Ihf r^« -
<1fnr<» ■! J oclo^k Bun<l»y «fi»rnoon. fol-
lomfrt by inifiiiifnt In Ot»fnl»»n rfme-
irtv.
.-^:.i V'' tnLUAM aAMIUTON ' "t
*''9mtm'a.V^SntSiriw wmitm H«rb#iU»n.
M. ot Braa«avlU«. M«., who died Tue»diy
■Wttu f ,< fcMm«>,;iwrt «fm h* 3"
craabH WmmU tallresd ralU h« wm
.ioadln, .. M.n,f..1d ^J** '"r"^'
ilU. ^Blt-mooii. U* U «"2];«J-J'-2i
n#r»l bomt h»d «h»rto of brrbattBtBM
hrr».
MKR. GEORGIA T. ] ATE«
Mft. Ofor«U I. y«tf». ♦V *t ^mr
Y«tt«. died thi. mornln* •».,^'' ,,'^"r:
jjftS K»IIelt »venuf Mr» Y«tf» l« ""J-
vivfrt Kw Ihrf^ «m»1l ' ;.. ' '
• nrt on» d.uthlrr. .nd br «♦? '.^ "•'»,• "If-
I HndKon ot Bprlnitflrld knd Tom '<"'•-""'•
Detroit, .na thr*. .inert. Ur». Bjul«h
•alsm*n. of New jfTt*r. »nd »«l««*«
DorothT inrt A1lr» H«id«on "f Bprlnffleld
runrr»l irm ncrm'nl • •" incomr'''"- bill
•re In chtrge o( Kllncncr Un^iMktiU
company. ,^
Ri:rnr.N v. thomsos
riinml jrrvirrn lor Heuben Y. Thoni-
,„„ -- ,fr-«t< •••.'M-rv «tu1 ■h^lt»rlor. '
».,.. .-'.n H. — ■• ■ "' *9- >•" <i'»'"
.lr«rl Tur>d«v. W'le held »l ll'« r>"l
B«pti»t ehiirch •! l" «> oflork lhl» morn-
ing rollowrrt bv Intrrment In M«relwoo<l
rrmr\rr\. He Ik ndrvlvfd by hH> wife, one
ion. and fr»ndion. and » brother.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page?: James B. Easley died.**
Elias Lafayette Baichtal died.**
Geraldine Cromer died.**
Mrs. Georgia E. Yates died.**
Page 14: Memorial notice.**
DEATHS
JAMEH B. EAHLEY
1 runernl ffrvlren for Jome.i B. E««ley.
I who died at his hoDic. 837 Hamilton street
I Wertii'sdnv iilKht. will be hrld at 2:30
orliii k Ihis Bftirnrvoii III Ihr .1. W KlInR-
... ' 1 . I, 1 <..it..«rii l.v l.urlnl In
C>reeiila\kii ceinciriy.
KLIA8 UIFAYETTE BAICHTAL
Funeral aervtcea for Elian LaFayelte
Baichtal. (18. who died Wednesday night
■ t hlR home. 604 Weal Pacific street, will
be held In the family residence at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Interment will
be III Greenlaan cemetery tinder direction
of the J. W Kllngner Undertaking com-
pany.
r.rR\i,niNr cromfr
Funeral services for Oeraldlne Cromer.
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cromer, 1915 North eWller. will be held
at 1 o'clock this afternoon In the Kling-
ner funeral chapel. Interment will b« In
Bellvlew cemetery, alx mllaa north ot
Springfield. The child died at the boBM
of thf» parents late yesterday aftaruoon.
I Baaldet the parenU, abe U funrlyod by
three brothers and two slaters.
I— CARDS OF THANKS. IN MEMORIUM
H ctnf a_U»t
IN'MEMOniAM '
In memory o( B. W. Yirbfrry. There
mllhin the illenl ar«»» lle» my heart where
vnu nr* l*id.- Wind* that blow to lently
by »eem to weep, mourn and algh. All my
I pl^nmreii now are tone, life to me la one
I v.t«i MiriB iiiiriK iriMt rtnr of vour Inve for
:, ; ...r .-r -a,-: ■.^! •■» MU-'C \h1'
loi\e\ VM «iirh * ihrill Rarirleni me and
ninkrii me ill. Everylhing »r rn)o»rd «o
well erle\e« me no* more th»n tongue
run tell Our Heaven on earth »e call
our home, from which we arvtt cared to
rnam. now M »o aad. bleak and drear
line* you left me. oh. my Dear. I am
walling morn and night, longing for one
precious alfht Oh. your gentle Toica (•.
dear that I alwaya love to hear, and yet
I know that can never ht until wa meet
In et«rnlty. Thus the dayi paaa and I bid
ihrm adieu for I know I am one day
nearer you.
Sadly missed by wife and daogbtrr.
Mr*. B. W Yarberry and Edith Yarfcerry.
MARRIAOR I.ICENfaK.s
Dtle Harrlnitton. 23. of Republic
end rrancea Inman, 21. of Sprlni;-
flcld: and Merlin L. Rldgeway. 37. nf
Point Marlon. Pa., and Ornevleve L.
118
Lerosene
Fatal for Mrs. M. Dye
Tb* body oTura. »UUiy»m Dr», M,
Who dl*d In • 8prlngn«M hoapltal
yMtOTtlay aftfrnoon from liuma ■ut-
tered yeetenlay morninf when she at-
tempted to start a He with keoeene.
wtU b* turn to tiM bam* In South
OrMHtMA ttato memlatliyUMKUac-
ner VndertaklBg company. Funeral
MTaaceaMBts ara Incomptate but
MmoM probably vtu b» held at the
Imqm ttdt tftCCOOOB*
TSrUddent eeeuriM »t the Dye
home when Ure. Dye wee preparing
to start a fire In the kitchen ttove to
cook breakfast. Her husband, who
still was In l>*d. heard Mrs. Dye's
acreaina as the kfri---nr mu rinlrxlrd
■ad ima to her assistance.
rsllInK lo smother the names sur-
loundlng his vUr. Mr. Dye tore her
rtftthlPt ftwn her, reeelTlng eerere
mime on hie hands. The house also
naught fire but the bisre was quickly
•xiiiiKulnlird.
Mrs. U>e mid rcr husband srr:'i ■■
liere about B o'clock this morning in
an ambulance of the Fuqua Under- '
taking companT and every effort was
tnade to save the woman's life. I
SurvlTing Mrs. Dye. besides her
husband, are her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. R. V, Belcher of South Green-
field, and one email eon. Mr. Dye U
•mptoyed by the Carthage Stone com-
pany.
MRS. GEORGIA E. TATES
Funeral services for Mrj. Georgia K.
Yates, wife of R. W. Yates, vho died
ve.-sterday morning at her home, 3303
Kellett avenue. nTll be held at 3 o'clock
Sunday afteriroon In the Klingner funeral
chnprl Burial uill be In Oreenlawn cem-
rterv. Mrs. Yafe.'? Is nurvhed bv her hus-
band: three smaM rhlldrm. two sons and
one dauchter; fi\e broth«T.«. Fred and
John Hudson of Snrlniifleld. Tom Hudson
of Drirolt: .'!»mes H'ldson of Kansas CItr.
Mo. and rh;irlfs Keeton pf Oklahoma
Cllv; and three -Ivters. Mrs Beul.ih Salz-
man of New .l<»rsry nnrt "tt««e« Dorothy
and Alice Hudson of Springfield.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1929 -LEADER
Page 8: Mrs. Matthew Dye died.**
Mrs. Georgia E. Yates died.**
Geraldine Cromer died.**
Elias Lafayette Baiclital died.**
Mrs. Matthew Dye died.**
Page 24: Memorial notice.**
»-«AIIDS OF THANKS. IN MEMOIIUM
It ccnis a l«ii«._ .
" "in MiMOKlAM
In meinorv ot B. W Yarbrrrv There
vllliln llie sileiil crs»t lies ni> lirsrl «li<-rr
\ou sre IsUl. Wlii.ls llial bt«m "o smi'
Oy srriii lo «re|> iitiiiiiii siirt 'lKl> -^'1 ""
pleasures now srr «oiie, lile l<> ii>e n our
\sd \oiiv Blid.« llml «:i"« of »i'i'' '"*"■ •"[
me i.iilv ir.Mke me sjd mmi «ef M-i-ir l.i-''-
« . \ •-•■ .1^ . I I It M . : 1 1 . . • ••
W . V
}sene Blast
.411 i>)iik:>.<
j well f rie\ i*** mi»-
, rsii tril Our l(r
I our home, from winch wr i.e»rt fmrd lo
roam, now n *o sad. bleak and dtesr
since you lell me. oh. nijr Or,t 1 am
w.HIn, n.orr. snd ni.t... lont.n. lor o„,
I drsi thai I 8l»<«»» li"' '" '•'""■ *'"' ;
rCno. .hi. .-.n n,«<r be „m.,I - mee^
.„ elernllv. T....« !•■' •^''- ' i^"":' "i ' d,,
ll.em adie.i for 1 i.'o* I «m o..e a»)
I 1
iiesrer jo'i
HadU inl--'<l I"'
Mr» B W Ysilirirv
, ...eial serrlres for Mrs MsHlirw
I'M-. 30. who dlad of burns sustained
at b«r jMBMs^ South Greenfield yea-
tmlir.^vnt^lM htM m the Flrat
U«pllsl cUurch llicre Uil>> »ri<ri. !••••:
„„ ,r ...... .- , ,-"««• »*»««• UwJartaltlng company
sad bleak and drear | I of Bouth OreanfleUl thia mbmlng rc-
" " • -- ntored fhe body from the KlIiiKner
Undertaking company wher*- It ws.
taken yaatardar following the death i
of Mrs Dv' In a Wprlnefleld hospllsl. •
*!•* ri\r wn* fttwnit'lti/ .•• ....'..•
s fire esrlv yesieidnv nviriili:.: nt h'T
ho.roa'Wb«n the kercmeiie laii in her ,
handa exploded. Her husband rush- '
ed to her and tore her burnUiK rloih-
11^ from her. auffertnp severe burns .
himself. Mi». Dje was rushed to the '
affenratda. ^ Her htitband atao »«j
broUBht to the hospital and burnr
on hia handa were treated.
Mra. Ojra ta aumred by har htu<
band, one ch:ld. and her psrmts
Mr and Mrs. B. V. Belcher of S«in:
Oreenfleld.
■ i.d l.<:''i>
DEATHS
sfas MtTTMrw iivr
Tha bedy of Mrs Mstihes m^. :■. »t ->
4l*< in s hn«;iisl here Tbarxlsr sfiernonn
Kthf leiall of hur:i« »h» r•'e|^•rt e«r:i.r
the day when ih« aiteopieil m li(h>.
a fire %'.ih liefAiere »** taken ♦« »M
Pra hoaie In aouiii oreeniielii tnii m^.-c -
BM fa* taneral aerrlras and burial there.
J W. Kimener bad ehsre* «l srranire-
lr*rfp ^rr• Mrt f're )\ »-jr-.->*ri hv h't
h'.;\h»-'1 ani '**-.# rfrali rin ard h^ t^r
grsnts. Mr snd M" R V B<-lr>.»r '.f
Bt£ Or»»nneld. Mr. r>v« i, emplo)*<l
the Cartiwce Btoo* eonpaay.
n\R
MBa. Cr.O«GlA E. TATt»
r»I»«f«l y"«^ Y«U«. wbodl»4TbuM-
„r Mr. V.U. U .ir..>rd n V" r.u.-
i»ri .■^. .. .^.,^,__ j„^ ^n, ,nd
rtMr^t: J»inri Mudion ol
f>»r.'^"
nlinM J»air« Mudion ol IUn»«« C rr:
S^^&arlM KMton M CHttoh«m» CHt;
j^^T^iViiSuL^^ D^T^Inr ...<» a;.c. Hud-
(on af •prtnelltliL
ccRAtDivE moMra
«i MrrtcM lor 0«TtW:n« rr«m«r.
tafMM^d'Mnt*' B' >C' •"< *"'*■ Cbtrlm
Ub Henh WtU« •<«ou*. »»r«
•fMroMii ts «h* J. W. KHococr
R»li.l»w i.fX»'»ry. ■■' mil" r.r:--. ■••
^liMlliltl TM dUM dMd at the Mm* :
ef nw iwr'nO Th«T.<ir •fUTWoon. "nir** ;
cuAii lAfiTrm ■•inrrAL
tl »»T»ir»« for Dim I4if«»ri»»
ilal •« ■••>'> "S'"! w«fl 'i-i- •"■'
■ (t V4 w»ti P»"(if :
Ml Ortm L«w* «■■■ 1|
«terfl« •< 1. w. KiucBM. f
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 3: Mrs. Matthew Dye died.**
' HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES
_£OR.HOME FIRE VICTIM
■N,*'
ruiMra) •*r*1e« tor Mr«. M•tlh»^.
, DT«. aO. «»»« ^l*" «»* »»"'"• MwUlnr.!
•t bflt h«m# «n South Orwndf wi
' BaptKt fhnrrh th^r- rrlrl«y »f"f
I noon.
IMr« U>» »•* •"••HH'>"'; '" * '
a fire «*rlT Thur«l.v moTi.ii.K .'
hfr horn* whfn th.> Hrf-M-nr r«rx m
^ru«b«4 to iwr and tow »Mi
'■ riotlitng awtf. «u«UteMH»w*^
^hlmMlf. Tb* revB^ "TI^
» ho«piUl her* • <*w b01W»
iVMdM th. huiib«nd. ««?^"*f^
.,v«. tof.th.r with Mr.. ^ JJS!
,n«l inoih#.r. Mr. mnA Mr.. B. V. B«leli-
cr ol South Or»*nfleM
Th« riiq.i. UndfTt.kliH <»«^»
^ru.« The J. W. KIlngnoT torn-
|>«nv prrp-«rw1 th*. JxxlT h«" '**
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1929-LEADER
Page 3: There is an article about the Rev. M. F. Cowden but it gives few biographical
details.
Page 4: The probate court docket for November is published.**
Page 6: There is an article about the coming of electricity to Springfield.**
Page 8: Mrs. Georgia E. Yates died.**
Elias Lafayette Baichtal died.**
Page 10: Miss Mary Lois Fleming and Mr. Grin A. O'Neal were married.**
Miss Beatrice Laker and Mr. Joseph Dieterman were married. * *
Page 12: Births reported.**
I RmTHg_ |''[ DEATHS~|
——"—■"■ — ~ --- wa>a nKORCIlA t. TATKS _
' Mr unrt Mrv EIll*. Hnrrlv^n. M«
1 DoJltimn »venu». unnouncf the hirih
of . dmichUr. HeUn KKthrrin*'. Oc-
: to»»*r n
• Mr. »in«1 Mr* O H. Pruk". 1.^3" Wft
Lvnii ••'tf^U ntino>ii.<r> ih^ birth nf
)«'f^. Bobby H«r»b«l, October U.
.^.
\Mis8 Fleming Wed8 \
orMr..ndMr.. wmU9»H.r«mmR.
' o' IK St. LouU «lre*t. .nd Mr. Ortn
A. O N«l of Fort Smith. Ark- w*re ,
„„rrlert Orlob,.r l^ «t K.n«.. C.'J
I Mr. .nrt Mr.. O N>«1 " ■' "»»"« "^«'•^
I Mtur« bom* m Fort Smith
MRU. OKOROIA r. TATKS .
r„„,r.r..r7c« .or M;;„Oeor.,.^^;J
;:;«,*"» 'in-""..-- ■"«""" •■
nao
KsasaiHiaBtfMM
WASTEBASKEZ
^]nt.t«l?ji^iJ»in^ weU while.
H^'-
i
rBCQU^^llttaV vtck" U being ob-
' '»d vm th« eoutitry. Klee-
trio U^ «M Unt toou«bt to
8prt^tU*M by a clrcui m It wu to
moat iovnt.' Yb* UfhtB vara played
up AS the Jcaturr of thf "how Thr 1
. flli^ «trai« to brtnc tiM creai la* I
ivntieoi here thomd en rrounds !
bounded by West -Walnut, South •
Campbell, Market and Elm. It Was
declared that the U<hU made nixht
aa bright a« day and there was
great curiosity, although not a.^
nvirli o^" m tho l«rce rlMes whrrn
Iha iiKliUs v^cie uiigiiiuiij Aliovkii
b<fa'i«e somi» of our much trsvelfd
citl/eiis hnd sern Uie Uplii^ In ^;
' Louis and knew they were mnrvel-
t ous and iUlcily an •dYerthwrttrTtW^
i^.M» had been broken here. A m n .
, pie of the show advertlnlnit of the
j lime na this w^-: ^ ••-
I^^M Wnartal Veelirlc UghU «
i Tl»e Orrat Invmtlvr Triumph of
^ th« Age!
i- , The Great Eye of the Public
■-i>?rar —
. lUmtOned by ElccincHi !
Resplendent I Refulgent! RedoU
1 enti
I No other thow ha* il! The Ortat
j London la the only ahow that can ^
I afford Itt Procured at an expendl- ,
. lure of $15,000! Kislilrrti plrctrlc '
' light chandellrrs, yielcJlnir a volume
■ of light equal to 35.000 gas Jets.
All wlrntlsls care In wonder at It!
A.: iihf.noi.;,-: <. .i; » i.i -.i. .UJi ■ ril ^'
it!
All Hip woilrt Is mi\;oii'. 10 wit-
ness III
• An Age Prollfir with Wonclrr»l A
I l\if»nlfoI(1 tnvrnlinn! Tlie Bni".!]
I £lfclric Li»(lit! It i;;.,iii.;i«-.rs a O;;-
tanre of Two Mllf«!
j Deniie. Dark. Drrarj' Night Made
The clrcna came with a iHulnble
^^^-fllH^.*n» lights. The arca^
titfrrfrt «nd nr" «"<! '"'"'* ^ ^^Inrt-
early
liphl^
10 put In a plant and applied to the
city council for a franchise. It was
a thort franchise of only about 300
words and gave him and his suc-
cessors the right to run a light plant
in the city. Thrrc was no limit, on
the di;ratlnn o: thn frniirM^p an'!
11 L"4 cGiiiidcrca poipc iiiai. iiic miu-
pany now operates under the Hrf-
feman franchise. It wa» not iirccs-
sary then for th« proiitr to \ni« on
■ franchise as now. After the fran-
chise was grsnfed th* fitv ronnnl
made a contract with the electric
light cnnumm Xoi ' ittcftt ll£htlng
,%nd UghU were put In. The city
'at th» time wm ustoig gas Ughte tuf-
der » contract with the gas com-
pany. The gas company brought
■ult ftcalnst the dtr to prerrat the
w'-f of electrlctty for street lighting,
hokUof the ga* company had
exeliulve contract for street Ucht-
Ing. Ilie case was hotly contet;«d
In ilie circuit court before Judge W.
O. Hubbard. J. P. McCammon belrtg
city attorney. The gas company
was given the decision and the f'.rv-
trie Ilchts. which had been InsUllrd.
«cie t:.t o.'!. I;. is !i..iii'- Mi lir.'-
frman furious and he evrn made a
:i''V. s|):ilirr »!;ai r: .-;, J. -'.^r !! ;bharrt
who Ignored It. In a short time a
Ht- i
•pt'
ing light In fla-shes as our
street lights did. Whiln the
dDiMed U UMor vera. «tMtly as ad-
vertised. They did not make It as
bright aa day. It was several years
after tho drcus before the dty had
electric lights on a commercial
baM";. Frank R Heffernnn rtrnried
fompromlse~wss nisde and the elec-
tric lights came t>ack. The two com-
panies were later consolidated.
S* ' '!• • • •
.^The original clecUlo light building
on Boon\1Ilr avenue has been wrlt-
\ ten about often and still stands.
When first . operated a stipsm of
llaht flared out from the biilldinc
llial wa!( Bteii lor a mile. 'I he nlfl
arc light was flrnt used and It sput-
tered and flashed much like the cir-
cus light in the beginning. The arc
I Ught gave way to the modern
1 I method atwut a quarter of a cen-
tury SCO. T)!e flf.t inrsnde^ren!
' llKhl.'f were on circuits and a flat
rste cliarced. the price dependm;
on whether one wh* on the rsrly or
|%ite^ elA:iiTt.'!i^ Ligiu.s couM uet M>r>|;
na\
ilant (Hitabllshetf to fompt^
y for lighting It was only [
tbat the .eleetrle Mlhray
tbetltibUnc amMf^
> all wer« h»ppy tintU the autolnoMI*
'.'aune atong •ad/t'ut th* itreetean.
on the bum. i \
isALaker Weds ^^
took pUra thlA mornlnt at 0 o'eWlc
St th« Saemt U«(n cdureh wh«i\
MiM Bmtrli« Ukari MU(ht«r'or Mr.
•bd Mn. fton lAkw. 1344 North
Rohberaon •vrnur, became the btlrte
of Mr. Joaeph Dlet<'nnan. aon of Mr.
anrt Mr*. Jokeph W Di'termnn. pn
■ Norlti Campbell ii\riiur The ilriKie
[tint ceremony w«i. read hy tha Rev*
The bride wore • eharmliMt InforW*
al ifown of monet blue and carried •
KlirH)' ooii<|uri o( pliiK roaa buda ard
KannenberR. ihemira 6f hmiWf^mS'
«r iotarmaj tneMSal, hun*m»f. tWB ,
and carried a bouquet of pink roae
' biid«. Mr. 'Irnnard IVnneher acted
; aa hem mnn. Tl»e church *aa i«ac-
I White dahlia* and potted ferna ano
' nther plant* A'l h»»lrrta of ru»
: (loaerii u-err ptaled at either aide ol
, rri-irdiiii; ii.r rr innntiv, Mr. Wil-
liam J oiMf f.ir.s "O PromiM> Me." »r-
ifitii;>.i; .<■•! ■ ' ■■.' 'i:i'.,t\ h-. M:>"
. M.ir\ lljinf (>-i-!r..- "^<• • • ri iii'.i ;.
, Mm MarKuerltp Varley »KnK "All Kor
Yntl " hv HfrTrftm Prown. al«o ec-
r<>n!|>.i:.;t i! (Ml ' i\f <>>fiM\ b> M-»*
Mar\ nmin.
1 Abrmt nrr h'li-.drrrl tntliratr
frlr;icls nf tlir vcMlic rn-tp'.t and
' mrml>er« of thplr (atnlllea were m
I attendance at the church dunn( the
irrrnionv Ffjlowiiij the lervlre
i about forty (rienda and membere of
j the t«o (amlllea were entertained
' «lth an Informal medding breakfaait
!«•. 111." iioiiir I'f i.'ir ii ;:i - j-i-'r.rx.
OiH-of-towii ciir^T" at the brekkfaat
mere. Mr. E<1wiird Wheeler o< Kan*
M)* Cil). uitelt of !'■• br:(lo. and Mma
Aebliecca Rlnchardt of rayetUvlUv
Ark
Deeket el eaaaa In vbleh aatUemanU are
due troiM (leentara, admtnlatratori. auard-
Uiu and cutatoti at the Comloi Kovtm-
ber t«nn oC the Probata Court of Orccrta
OetiBti, Ulaeenrl. nMuaaneinfl^ea tha a«-
end Haadiy. the Uth day of llOTenkaiv
Ali dUtloni are relurnabla on the flrit
day of Cf.e term. MONDAY. FIRST DAY,
^•ov^■^tMFlt inu ip^p
.So i,riilriiirni' docliilrd
TVJEJJDAY, 8EC.ONU UAY. NOVE.MOKR
Aachmaon. Aafunt H. dectaned. C. D.
Rrrarlr. admlnutrator, l>t ««ml-ar\nua]
t«(tlemtnt. _ _ .
Ad«mi>. MihaU. In»»ne. M T. Prater.
' gnnrdinii and riimtor. .Mli miniiil ntlllf-
mf-fM ' ,
- Aruitnlrout, Aia and DelorU. iiiinori,
Delia Armantroul Freeman, lutrdlan aiul !
' enrtitr'x; Mtli aninitl n^ul^meiil i
i Buriilr. Hobrrl II rtecca^rd, Jr»el Klor- .
' fti.-» IluriDr. Tixfriuru: IM »fnil-»iinii«l :
ttlilrii.i III
1 llovrrniif. II C drcfBufd. Wll* O Bf»-
ttaac «dioi>ilfir«trlx: Wnsl Seltltmeni
Rrakr. Ilulh M dteeaeed. D. R. Brake.
I administrator. Final SettlriiieiM. I
nii<-l(i>'-r. pHllir H f1rc»a<.Prt I.r-»|vf B.-
SlmillDf 111. r\<iiiiinislr»Ui». Ciual 8«Hle-
I mrul. '
i
I Brittaln. John William, minor. Jamai <
I Prrk. auurdlan and curator, lit aanual ,
. >.»!f I«-»iIPtll
Hrixcv. .In>«plilnr- mirt AUa M iniiiot».
?M n r.riM-.' t:U4-.i<!ia:i n;:c! curat r. I'.li
I annual nrltlc/ineiil.
' nryan, Lorrne Ethrl. minor. Jamat A. ,
I Ntlnii, £K-publlr (uardlan and curator; .
3rd annual aettlpnirm
' Ho^kv. Ilnnirr. i:'Minr. Manyir M'>rMr.
I Bti.irdinti BiLii cuiAlllx, ^l.d *l.ua*i .•><U.e-
Iincnt
Bancroft. Dorottiy. Wllma. Dons L.r« and
Andrew Ororije. mlnon, Robert V riur^f.
.nttrdlan «th « • ■
inent. i
IJIH. I1IJ».
BalllDRrr. Roincr J. m!ii"r. \U' Lucille :
Weaver, aaardlan and curairix. Pih annual .
aettlement. _. .,
and Mabel Wtlliama. (uarrilans and eura-
Enetutor; Ut »«ml-aiiniial «(tlrmrnt
1 Culler. t»eori!s W. ilftra>rd. caiolinf E.
; CMll^r. eircutrlx: .l»t leml-annual aettla-
C.ilnii Ctmrlc' Il'nrv. dfirn"i1. "'•f '•
Hall. I'ubllc adniinislrator. l»l »eml-an-
::ual aetUament. _ ^ ■ . »
Chapman. John T. doeeated. * «•
Moonajharo, admlnlalrator; lit aeml-an-
Dual aetllamant. ._»/.,
Cooxrr Will W drreaied. Eva E. Cooxrr. ^
axtcutrlx: Final Bettlement. ^ ^ „ _.. ,
Codnian. Mary F. deceaaed. C. F. COII-
man, admlnlntrator; Final aattlement.
Chanty. Millard F. decea»«d Eva A. .
Chanev. admtnUtratrU; Final aettlement. I
THURSbAY. FOURTH DAY. NOVEMBER |
Cox. Albert. drr«n>>-d. T, Pnnl Hydr, ad-
mlnutralor; Final Bfltlrincnl ,
rimloii W P liisan*. Hariirt Clayton,
r n.ioiiii and cuiatrlx. Ivt >rml-annual
Mll!rM;iiit
rni.lM-ll. Fluuh'-lli. nilr.nr. I 'or.a Can-
irrll. Kuurdlaii and curatrix. «lli annual
aettlement. _ „ ,, ™ t
Davla. Ed decea«*d. Oro O. Hall. Fub-
tic Admlnlatralor; l»t atml-annual aettle-
I>inii A W drrrnrcd. P n navi«, ad-
nv.i.i-v Kiiif «;tli llir »lli annrxrrt. ".H
' aeml-nnnual aettlemrnl. \
Davla. Mra. N. J. deceaaed. Uaac A.
Davla. admlolitrator: lal arml-anoual let-
tlrm'r.t. ....
U'liili. M»r\ J dremA'd. Jan.rx A Nrlnix,
I Ex-Pubiic administrator, Pinal Bflll»mfni
' n-whurxi. Ablesll Eli?.Bbri?i. In.xane.
Wm'^I'Ti Mnr, '.'■': .•.■ril.^Ki nTirl rurntnr
, li! nnmm! •.clilimf i.t
Dlnaeldtln Edward B. Joi.rphiiir F. . and
Dorothea M.. minora. Ida A. DlncaMeln
Andreiva. guardian and curatrix; Jnd an-
nual xeltlrmrnt
Danlorlh Joxrt'b Inxanr .tarn" A
Nrliii.. Kx ; it>;ii <ii«rj.«ii *"1 curator
7nd annual .~ftllri:-.ci.l
Damernn. Jamea. minor. Raymond D.
Wrlrh. Rimrdun and curator 3iid annual
gctllcinrnt.
Druasa. Margarrt Marie, minor, Emily
M Rarnrtt. guardian and curatrix: 3rd
annual attlcment.
FRIDAY. FIFTH DAY, NOVKMBBR
ISTH. !»!».
Dr»huri<i. Mary Aanea. minor
.^cUlciiictit
Drvrioii. Hnrrv I. . Insanr. \V
Watson
I annual
A Lln-
aettlemcnt
Eddlnx". Luther and Bfutah. minors.
Win. L. McCurdv. Ex-Public Guardian and
Curator: llth annual aettlement.
Fn^t^r. J^K** J f^r , rirpfaxrd. ftarah F
ft::"'. ExTUTrit t^t .*-r;iii-nn;-.;ial -<ritlf-
inrpt
Krick. Enrl B Ii ni.r. .lini'x A Nrlnix.
Ex-Pubilr Kuardlan and curator. 4tli an-
nual aettlement.
Oray. Mary A. deceaied. Jamea W.
O'Brien, admlnniraior. Ml semi-annual
aelllnnrnl.
f.i-i-or I. M dcflsfi! Mai\ r C'bxon
I \' •• .:■ -s . r '
Oaddard. Snmupl 11 rtrcasfJ Jamrx It
Ooddard, adniin»tratut Finul Brtilrinciii.
noflfifv Virginia n<i>e. minor. Thomaa
laa
■;.• O W Oonri.
l.'t)i Hitnual ftrltlr-
I Oodlrty, VUilnlk Roic, minor. ThomM
U Oldton. Ourttor: 2nd annuil Mttlc-
r.HiuI Mil III' K :
iiunrdlan and curaior
OauU, OlMide. Inaan*. Inn Oilbrilth,
KU«rdl»n and curttrU: 10th minual irt-
tlrmriit.
SATURDAY. SIXTH DAT. NOVKUBER
i«rif, i93<i
Hftrw (> M rircpRrt-'l, S' '•n llnrrt.^. «il-
minmtiiili IX, IM -en:! niiiiiiiil trlllcineut
Hannah. Frank, drceaxrd. Edward W.
Hannah, cxrcutor; 1st semi-annual lettle-
inriit.
Hanf^ell. Lucv T dfi.»a>.fd. C C Han-
•Fll. admtnUtrator: lit leml-annaal tettle-
ni':it
lloilon. Elo:«r M <1»c'»«fd Hurry O.
Horlon. admlnlnttator . 1st 5rml-annual
if : '. .n.-ci.t
Harrli, Oforge W. dfCfa.-^fd. John \V.
Tillman, adminliitrator: Pinal Saltlemrnl.
HfadVf. Port'r r dfrra«fd. R. B Head-
}fr rvr'i'(tr Pi'nl P*^ ' t l^rr ' lit
Hen^ori, Lait.Hii fc-Ufc.t'iir, r.i.uor. J v^
Hnse riiralor; 1s1 nnminl «»ttl»mfnl
II. .■..'.< I. 1. .. rt i • . ..:. I,. ..: ^r V.
Hb\»Vm I'-uBrd.-u; a;.w ».ira;tir, ;■( aM-U."*!
sritlrmf lit
Hfnrirlclti. Cliarif* CUmfnts. dtcraaed.
Jran Mark* l|ou)ttoii. admlntstrairlv ;rlth
thf will annexed de bonis non. Final S»t-
f jement.
Humphreys. Fdwin and May MllJer.
minora. T K Humphrfys. Curator. »th
annual »ettl»menl
MONDAY SEVENTH DAY. mDVEMBER
KTTH 1929
KoKan, Marr. Insane. Mike Nlbler.
nartflu Md earatM: IB*M womI ••t*
Jftekfon. Ybacntor; lit semi-annual art-
tiement.
Joboa, R. T. dMS«ft*«d. W. T, Oocita.
•dralnlalrator: Final SMtumMt.
. JetaMoo. MM. !»■•««. DaM Bl
fuardlut aiM enrater; Mb aooi
Bient.
Kibllnier. J. T. deceased. Marj Jane
Klbiiiicar, •xaculrix; lat Mml-aaiuial ••*•
Uftnanl.
KMtar. Ara. dceeaid, Ben Chaalaln. exe-
cutor; lat ««ml-aoniial MitlemanL
K: »u.'. Walter r A»rtf.ri. Waller H
Hendaraon, adiDlaiattat«r; lit aanl-aiiDuai
selllamant.
Klme. Barbara C. d«M«aad. w. H. KIme.
admlnlitrator: Pinal Betllem'ut.
tcindrlck, Klltabeth. minor. C M Kln-
drlrk. suaidlan and curator, Ilth annual
irllemeal.
TUK80AY. KIORTR DAT. NOVKMBKS
I9TH. 19}*
King. Ruth O Minor. Chas C. King.
aiiardlan and curator, lit annual aettlc-
ment.
Lccper. Ploaale J. dac*«t«d. CharUa U
Leeper. lat a«ml-annual aettltmanu
Lamb. Ben W. de«aat*d, J O. Oorrtoe.
admlnlitrator: lit acml>aiuMtaJ a«>Ua»en>.
Lat:. an, Willie M daceord. C P Rln«-
enberc. admlnltlralar: lat awnl-a&ouaj
aeltlaaiaot,
Leeper, Cbarlei Cnarjr, dacaaaad. Cbarlt«
L. Leeper, admlnliiratar; Itt acnl-anooa]
aattlemeni.
Land, ioj, ramor. Brran Land, nardlaa
and curator; lit annua) aellUmml
I rti ^ T'w'* r* rr!rT J■•.r-^ '.v t... , ^
(uardiao and curaior, Pinal S*ttl«aa«nt.
MrKecna. Prank J. Inaana: Kelt)* P
Bo«l»r. fuardlan and ruratrtt Utft an-
nual Mttlemanl.
Mooneyhvn. W. H. dee«aa«d. P W Bar-
ret! • dminialrator: lit »eml-«nnj»: tfi.
i;r.,.< ..1
«".V".".- B'/obard J. dectaaad. Artbar
a. Uartln. admlninrater; lat ««ial-anBaal
aaltlemtnt.
Melton. O. T dacaaacd. Uarr Uaitoo.
artminiiitratrix. Final BatUtmmt. i
I Mi:fhell. Ed«»rd U dectaaad nia
Muchell. adininittratrix PiT>al (»•■.•> — .-■
!!Sa''**E.*''- NDTH DAT. ~
MTH. \nt.
Ultchall-Helaatloa Urt Sleek Oonmla*
- M. Mil
■anooal
Ta3
taitltment.
Marka. Haraaa D. dacaaaed. An»s D.
Uarka. aJiacttirU d«. beata nam. FlnAl ■•*•
tlamanl.
Lovall add Uain Aakarry kawik
tor^: trd annual aattlamanl
Norman. Mary U. daotaaaj. lAtcy S.
**'JS*1.'.'*™'°'**™'^«; '»«»^ aatUawant.
Niebolaoo. L^rmaa. miMr. Kadira A,
Ifl«hel«on. nardlM ud trnttm; Mh •».
I nnal aattlamtDt.
I Nelson. Jamaa Dr»w and Kathrrn Jana,
minora, Maod* O ' - '
ruialrli. )ih annual aattleiufDi
MfiRE ■ I
Ulivar, Mabit Lorena, aiiaer. Zona Cap-
eninf, vuardlao and avratrti: iDd aamal
; aetlleraenL — <•«
ONeal, Oeorja Ehno. minor, Zetta
I O Neai, vxiardlaii and catatrtx; Hb aooaal
>ettlrnif III
r. !>.. rioh.r. r kPd KIranor M minora
Martha .M uiMr. luaraian atxl curairii
' 7th annual aetUamtnt.
OD»>. Mane Jai.e and Alexander O
mmor*. Clementina Zailvatar anardlan
•"^., ,"■"'•»'" '"'h annuaf letllaiDtM.
aiJ. IBM '^' '^^*'"^" ^^^'- ^•<3*'K«"«
; Pleiffei. Baa. d»eMa*< r I, •aicar
adminuiralor: ut aamt-aaaaal istlknM'
Tf I tliment •"•'*"• "* ••»'-»»»S
n.elps. Willi,.. milMn. rhma<m Bra*.
velL vuardlaa aaa ««r»uU: Mb lanaat
_^Pallau, Sarah Praacea, dactrf- <-.„rt,
R«m.a. eaetuior. ui •.•i-aanaal aatuj:
nebarison. P o dcnaaaad
erson. •ilmlnlitratna lat
^;' 3 . i.i. Chailea. dceeaaed. Laaadac v««
fi:;r;;nt*''""^'^'"- »•« —issSi \:t.
«?::rf?;,.,.'V:-.--rr.^~....?
Miixmaui.
ni.,MT Mar»»,a «nn de^^ ,^„
Richtrr. Hena. dattaal^LSIIr
"MUlrla. Pinal H^TwnT ^^
I Rller Uaala. InaaiM. Jaaaa A. .^mtrnm,
Ron. Paulina, mlDor. KUa ll««a Ma*.
fifM guirdlan and curairli Jth annual
•elllrnient.
Rook. Kenneth, minor. W J Cribba
Ruar.li.ii «,,d curaior. 2nd inn-.n; .f'.'
K«a«ei. Chtitar Oaea aod Laona liaa
minora, j. w. Raavaa. fvardlaaiuM cmiL.
tor; »th anntial aaitlaineiat.
. etalllaia Amasda. decaaaad. W. R St*n-
n»a, admlnmratar; tat tnal-aaBttalaaT
aJ^SJ;".''.!^. ..*"""" ^ decaaaad, nor«M»
Sprohi Ttttaoi, •xtcauii: Ut aaml-annaal
aattlamanl. — u»4
■lubUafiakl. Earnaat Walter. dacMaad
Nanrr M. StabbltriaM. admlnUUauia*
lit aeml-annual aaitlamant. •••*■»»».
Small, Lura A. «ecaaaed, Ifalaoa H aaalL
e^rcuior. Ut ttmiaanual iettlement
Strong. Minda A daceaied. Our « I
; strong, executor, lat aaml-annaal settle- '
Smith RobI W J deeeawl Mettle t
.Sii.iih. eiMutrn. Ill ktmi-anr.ua; taiiie-
I Sa.vers. Au«uitui B de«eaaed J 8 See.
I'"d,r'„^r„'"v'- 'V »fmi-»nmial sa.tJexn.ni.
I Slroup Nora E decaaaed. Oao. Q Hall
P-iMir idmmi.tralor. Ht «ml-annjal let-' .
l.CmrTlt. I
I '^'.'V-.^'" f ''♦':«»*«d. .' E. S.ia* ad-
I «RD )°M • ^^'''^•'TH DAT. MOVSMMOt I
?iock5.lir Allen derea,ed. Jama, A
N'.mN. Ex-publlc adniinuirator: Pir.al »«il
Sri,»,rrenhBch F.t'I dfcea^ed j j
I"."- ''"-• ■■ I.I .. .-r;„mf ■
br.MriM Itinrnai dfc*ase<] Jamet ^
Ne-m.. Ex-publlc admluutrator: »uh Iha
i't'llern't"^ "• '•'^ ^- ^ — ^'
■ Smith. Oaciia. mlDor, U 1^ Qr«nt, j
tuar<1Un aiur curator: and anonal asttW- )
m»iit ■
p>ii>' r\t\:rt r in<an«. Harry D Dwr«»
iui.r-lnn Kr.a c>;ritor: llh annual «ttl«- ;
nirnt
Sanlord. WlUiatn B. dMea»«d. Oradv Hol-
land Sanford and Frank M McDatld.
ExKutori; Jrd Mml-anoual aattlMntnt.
TlUman. Jotin L^4«c*«a*<l. Lav* L TUK
man, rwcutrU; m Mod-Aaaaml m(Uc>
ment. _
Teokrr. ChailfJ W. dff»a»td. BYttl*
T , . ..:.,: 1" ,;:■■ "" ■"-<•■ •- •^. -.an;
l<i («»m;-anDuaJ ijitlrment.
-» ^^- l<^»it«* ■nr' ^ — "" " --•- vff-v
E. wtbB. guaidian and curabot. llUi an-
nual rrttl«Tn*Dl.
Uhri«. rranlt. dc«r«*ad. rrank Dtirl(.
ciecutot: Ul aaml-aiuiaal *aiU«ni«nl.
Van Waim. rni. dx*a<td. Pr«d Tan
Wacr.. ndirlnMltator «l1h tb* arUI ao-
■••x-' T'lul etMi»m»-i
rtlr.'on. VKr> L Cf »«•»<: r:-.co-«« H.
Oidfoii. (lacmtor. _Floa£ BcUlajBtSS
MONO At. tHIRTRirra 6ir. NO'
BBR 1»TH. 1*U.
Workman. Jobn H. d«c«Mod. J. A. Mr-
dan, anentor: Final SalUaaont.
wr?lT. -T rt d'Oi'nl ira D. Dish
xecutor:' rtnal Battlcratnt.
WllUama, Jaa«phlji*. tfaenwad. Krm WO-
! II... admlnlttiatru wUto UM win »>•
liman.
ncxrd; Vloal Stitlrmtnt.
WMt, W. ■. daa«*ao4. Uisto Wotl. A«-
mlnlltratrlx: Itl iirnl-aDroal aoMlaiBOttt.
WriKht. Ilollln n -I'l-T Hnlti. K
\Vr:K!it. xuardlaii and cuiaior. luin annual
iftllrmfnt.
Wllllama. JErnoat ByroB. laawaa, Blcla
William*. (oaHbAA aad mtnUr. Mb i»>
nuti K«tM«mrnt
WasDrr, Lortn*. mLoor, Dcaala Oantcl,
iruardlan and curator; lllb anmMl Mttl*-
Walm). Jom«f m^nor. T C Hamlin.
Corator: Srd annual MUltmant.
Woodlc. rr*dtrlek X- Inaan*. C«rTt« ^.
Nealr. (uardlao and curatrU; TUl tJUHMI
srttlrin«nt
Wharloq. Oaorfa W. daeaaaod. Sdltta T.
Wharton, admlnutratrix; Kth annaal aol-
llfmfnt _
Young. IVnall D daeaaaad. Jaaala Karnan
Youiif. admlntatratrU; Itl aaml-annaal
s«ti;trti»nt.
Youn*. WUUan. daaoMad. T. W. aarrvtt.
tiacutcr: Irt t«Bl-«iuiaU aonlraMtM.
ATTEST JZNMIK O. JOIXXT
Sci: CUtk of Pi«tat* Oewt.
Praam Oognty. 1^
SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1929 -NEWS and LEADER
Page IC: The family of Mrs. D. B. Savage held a reunion.**
Page 2C: Son born October 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pruitt of Peirce City.
Miss Hattie Hilker and Raymond Miller were married Wednesday at Mount
Vernon.
Arthur R. Murray and Miss Rebeka I ladley of Purdy were manied July 10.
Son born October 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hinshaw of Miller.
Mrs. E. P. Bridewell of Monett went to California where her brotherinlaw died.
Miss Mary Moret and Capt. Lawrence Adams, both of Monett, were married
August 17 at Camp Pike, Ark. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Eugenia Moret.
Page 3C: There is a long article about Levi Morrill who was "Uncle Ike" in the book
Shepherd of the Hills.
Page 3D: Miss Dorothy Veazey and Dr. Robert R. Means were married.**
Miss Esther Carlyne LeBolt and Mr. Newton Marshall Rountree are engaged to
many.**
Miss Lorene Krauth and Mr. James Hart are engaged to marry.**
Page lA: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 3A: James Taylor Jacobson died.**
Mians-]'i'uzi'y
Vows Read
Annouiiccmeut haa brta rfctfved
hera ot the marriage of Mlaa Dorolb;
VcMajr. daughter ot Mr.- and Mr*
Joht\ Veany. 1XT> Htmllton avtnu*.
Bt, Louta. to Dr. Robert R. Ha*na. .
Dr. MMini «'■« fonaerlr a atudent
ot Dnirjr co<l«g* «hrre he waa * mem-
bar ot the Sigma Nu fraurnKy. He
la a graduate of I>rury'and of Waoh-
lnf;l<in iiiihrr*r\
Thf wcdfllni; rrrrmonv ««" rtuxi In
Ihr nt .lohlix h.p«ropnl rhlirrh «n(1
>. ;t, r..(' .^,." ^ [((rplion 81 Ihf
..■.I... ... ..... „,,J Mrs. Vrarlry.
ri)f hiidfr wore a RO*n of Ivory
s.t:iii iii.Mii i,..:, .1 loiu' N'.fi'.^ ui'h
1 ,! • I,! !• ■■ , ■
hwripiiiK llir fli.i.i in ihc b:irk. She
wore her molhern KeddliiR veil, uhlrli
was arrniiKrd «lih a cAp ol roso poini
adorned In orange blovwms. She car-
rlrd llllea of the vallry.
Dr. Claude Zwart «aa be.it man for
Dr Mean.4. Dr. Leee Harrison. Dr
WRllRre Oreen. Dr. Marvin Nuppirr
nnd Dr. John Patiemon aere groomi-
:nrn,
FollDvliiK ilifir honrvmoon Dr ann
Mr*. Menni will mnke their home In
8t. U>uls.
Miss I.ori'uc Krauth |
To Be Married |
Mra AUh8 Robrrt-t. «I7 Enat P«rlflc ,
fttropf hn« Rnnoimrrrt 'M' ''"**5I." i
ment of her rtatiBhter. l>orr,.r Kr-.i'h.
rtw-Mh 4«inw Hart of Chlc«BO. III..
'^n of MP. «nd Mf.. T w. H»rt of
WMt HiRb •twt ro«d. . ,Th«. Dj«-
ri.R« cemnony will tiili« pU^
November 2B "t the home o' th*
brides parent*. They ""^ -" -•"'-
iheir luiiiie iit»;r.p
ny>'r"y
DKATHS
I
UMIS TAVIOR JArOB.SO.N
.Vamr.' I.t\lnr .Im nu'.on. I,u o-riiniir h* ■'^Irt
>in of tlr. and Mca. X. L 4acnbson, died
Pi.irdnv exfnioB at aboiil <fl .o'clo<;k. .Fu-
11-rKl Mmrra will be jtl the Qatent.i'
ii'iiitr nil rotiie 6. about three mU^-n north
nt Sprincti' III. at J o'clock tbli jkftemoon. ,
nmijii i\iil br at Republic The baby la '
MMVlvrii ..\, brvldf, h'-r parent*, a «ltler.
Il'"len. :' ititd « bri.tti'r Irnii^td nnr \rhr
• ilfl 'I fif I htfiiip IiiiiriHl linm'- \\ in
( lie I ite •<( iir i iitiKeni- i.t ■
124
, _-,-;
lira. IVIla LeBolt. K(H Enat Elm •trrrt. him it
of hfr <1a^ht«r. Esther Curlyne. lo Mr. Nr»i
<Mr. aad Ml«. Aivini U. Rouatrce. A08 Souib
Rouniif*. »on of
I^RS. D. B. SAVAGE. 87. year old.
, WM "at home" to hrr chlldrfn.
Crtndchlldrpn, and (rrfai-Krandchll-
dren— 55 In all— all day Saturday In
her nnall cottage on the farm of
her dauehter, Mr.i ChariM Webb, on
the BatUefield road.
Ura. Charles Thompson, of Bar-
boursville. W. Va., made the Ions
trip to be present at her grand-
mother's birthday celebration. Mrs.
R. U HUdt, the eldest daughter, ar-
jiitA from St. Louis, accompanied
by Mr. and Mr». John Church. Mrs.
Walter Henderson and two children.
of Warsaw. Mo., were also expected
U> srrlve.
I j^TlUM. with the larse group of
' relatives here in SprinRfteld, were.
I gucxts at the crlrbrstlon.
I Mrs SavBsr has lived :n Spr:n;-
I field since lt70. watching the town
grow from the time there were only
two houses on the north side and
only one-story building on the
square. She arrived In a covered
wagon, after coming on the train
from Highland. 111., to Lebanon. i
Her chUdren who stUl Uve here In I
Springfield are Lee Savape. Mrs. W. '
8. Dryden. Mrs. Spencer Rhode.«
Mrs. Charles Webb, and Mrs. R. S. I
HUl.
Tor the past few years she has .
Uved alone In a small home near
that of her daiichter keeping her
owngarden, raising chickens, even i
preaenring fruit In great quanUtle*. |
She Is well known for her fine I
f^m* of humor, and her nrriit vitnl-
Uy. and was quite enthusiastic about
iUM celebration of her birthday.
Hnn tolat to make aU the coffee."
f abe declared.
MARRIAGE LICFNSK^
Oran Haskell Wood. J3. and Ml.v.
Helen Pauline Sellers. 17. both of
Springfield.
Henry Blakey, 65. colored, and
nuBsle Epperson. 33. colored, both of
rprlriRflelfl.
Rollva H. Joni'.s. ;7. SpririKdrld.
iind Miss Ira Alberta Johnson. 31.
Newburg.
Osniel R. Duncan. IB. Bots D'Arc.
Slid Miss Ethel Patton. Ash Grove.
n.
Oran Haskell Wood. 33. and Miss
Helen Pauline Sellers. 17. both of
Springfield.
Charlie Loveatl. 37. and Miss Anna
.S< nibrouKh. 21. both of Springfield
Henry Blakey. 61. and Gu.vie Ep-
prr.<;on. 33. both of Springfield.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 21, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Page 5: Delores Willis died.**
R. F. Reeves died.**
DEATHS
— . I
T>»:i.nRf'>< n:fit.i<i
riiiieml vrr\lrr« fr.r nrlrre« Wlllln tn
f^'^l dauehler of Mr and Mrs Walter I
yi'll. P3fi North r«r,n>'rl| avenue who '
died Salurdar mornlnB at the fsirlly home '
were held at |h# renlderere at 3:30 o'clock
jrerterdav afternoon ' Burial wax In >„,|
i.awn remetery ur>der dtrrrtton of W L
Starne. "
B \. R»rvrs
Frtenri^ hj-ii- IrHrii'd MMful.nv r>f the
death of R. F Hrr\rs. toriiifr Sprmn-
fleldian. earlv yesterday morning at his
home, 4354 Hartford street In St. Lnuia
Puneral arrangement* had not been com-
plete hii» It Is prnt>at)le mat servires will
b« held In St. Louis anrt the hodr brought
her* for burial Mr. Reeves lived msnv
vears in Springfield prior to his removal
to 8t Louis some X^ yesrs ago. He m
surrived br his wife, two cJxters. Mrs
*'oral MiJIer antl Mr*. Fannie rrawfnrd «f
the tiorrslne apartments here and •
hrother T. r Peeves of n»nver. C"lo
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1929-LEADER
Page 1 : The stock market collapsed.
Page 7: There is a photo of and an article about James M. Quinn and his son John M.
Quinn and the Quinn-Barry coffee company. [It is mostly about the coffee company.]
Page 14: Robert F. Reeves died.**
Page 17: Miss Alma Fielden and IVIr. John Rich were married.**
^as
Becomes Bride
Of John Rich
AitxhT pnttr inlwrnU mMTtof*
corduoiiy look pUte jutfrrtnj
meralnf At B 0*0)0011 vhtn Mt^a Aim*
rtoldtn, d*u«)n»r ot Ui. and W*.
How* D. ritldtn, 718 EMt P»f»
• Uffi. ^'^•"^^le the bride of Mi". John
Rich, eon ot Mr. ""« Mr». Jowph
Blch of tbU city. Tin •InilB flof w-
»n\onT •»■" '■""^ •' **^* iK""* "' ***•
bride'i p«rrm^ by !!■'• nrvrrend Mr.
Lloyd C. SBiidfiTor.. 111 Uie prescnci-
of Bbout twenlytlve lntlm»'.e frisnd*
of th» young couple and tiieJr fam-
ine*.
The bride wore • lovely drew of
Jrory crrpe Romnlne. prlncee* rtyle.
and carried a eliower bouquet of pink
ro.«r liiul«. nnd hnhy bre»th. Mlia
Kreflu KIrlfltii. H^t' ■ "' "■•'' ^irif""-
«'•• oiald t)l honor. «i.il >»ore i.ii lii-
(orinal Irock of fleah Uffetn. Mr. B.
H. Birh. brother of the brldegrocni.
urt^il .ii» hr«r innM.
Tlie roine wer«» profnaely decorat-
ed Willi lilt flowrm 111 I«rirp art b.ia-
kem. and nil lnipro»l»cd alUr lo the
llvliu room was haaked wllh tfcaJl
pii.i nfifl vellnw rtrlilU* and fem«.
freirrtiiiii Hie ceremony. Mi-^e liiri\rn>r
Brlf1«ieli f*ii|t. "Al Dawnlnsr." by
Cadmen. accompanHxl on the piano
h)- Mi» Mar'lu .Irftberp. Irair.irt'.T.'-
IT foUowIng the eetemony, Mra.
Jrrtivri; played "HuraoiTake." by I
Drorak. I
After the fereraony an Informal I
lhrre-coiir»e breakfnat waa errfvd to |
nidi)l)ir» ()| II, c (Hnilly and a fe« ]
liiilmate filejida. Mr. nnd Mra. Bl«b
left for • abort honeymoon trip, aiiid
• 111 be at home to thrlr friends aft-
er November 1 at 714 East i»^gt•
atreet.
DEATHS
r
I Konr.RT r. prr.vr*
|:,.>>ril y He'vev. (I». ffirill'rlT nl
S.T Infield. fl'Tl Riiiid.Tv afternoon at hl^
Mr-ne In RI Ixiula alter a ihort lllnes*
He «aa Ihe brother of Mr«. Nora Millet
and Mr* Tannte Crawford anil the uncle
Ihf p»»( (»w rf»ri. Mr. Reerea hat Men
' JIWIM|I>»«» > •amfcOT of taftntMM.
■monf vhlfh »•• lh« H*Mn» i«Ml IW
Wtllff M««M. rrw M ili*l «»• WMin
the i^weirv btjaintu In SI. unn, Wwfg
r.e 'mo>e<i from Bpflttiflfld. •BBtTTf
\rais e^" m*- *i..ti.n.. ■....• ■ - ■■in
i< well known amonf «h« pionetr eiil-
Mot ol SprlngJield. Ht »*• iiMOcUted ■
in lh« 8u»i»r and Bryui irr«e«rjr •««/«'
on Brton*ilt» *»*nut for • llm«. Mr.
,-rr .. -,.,.:..■,: r,y r.'* -•-"•^" xtf^^
Mary Rfe»f», ol Bl. U>ul8, one brotlirr. I
O. RMvr*. af D«nv«r, Colo.. Mid Um
8i>rlntU«M rtUtlvaa. FMjiatal etrrloea
wTlI b* held at St. LmiU todaj. and tbt
body wlU b« ahlpped here Weditwdar
morning to th« Ataa Lohn»«rtr FMneral
home, lor btirJat In the Maple P«rk
cemetctr.
■+— » . . ?;
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1 : Miss Julia C. Chinn died.**
Page 2: Charles B. McAfee died.**
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Clairbom celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary."
Page 6: The estate of Mrs. Sarah R. Owen is in probate.**
Page 7: Robert F. Reeves died.**
Henry Nations died.**
Page 12: Card of thanks.**
Charles. B. ^^UHAtSSimm
Dies of Pneumonia
In Hospitaligere
Charfea B. McAfee, 60. pitmlneBt
Springfield cItII engineer and ret-
eran of the SpanUh-Amerlcan war.
died In a lioq>ltal tun at 13:U
o'clock tbU morning foa««ln( • btlcC
Uliuaa of pnenxnonla.
He 1» eurvlved by four brotbere.
Emaat O. MeAfa* and Jeba B. Me-
Afet of Springfield. J. J. UeAlM oC
Joplln and Aert McAfee of Fort
Worth, Teiah.
Mr. McAfee wa« a member of the
old Company M. whldi waa mw-
tered Into aerrleo bare within aboot
30 houTB after orders waw racdrad.
Tba unit waa commanded by hla
brotbar. Captain Jobn B. BfoAfM.
Puneral arranccment* arc Infooi*
plete pending word from tbe protltar
in Fort Wortb but acnrloe* wm b«
beia tn tbe atane mortnary fal-
lowed l>y interment ^ Mapla Faik
cemetery.
M
^S . ■' ' - _ -
MABBIACiE MCBNsr.M
ABdtvw J. Porter. SS. and Laura 8
Mead. 4» both of Sprlncfleirt: L
Muren. 64 and A BruKse Mann. 41
both o< St. Louia: and Tbomaa K
JMitMbMi. ST. and Fmna Lorsna Mc-
I*, both of Sprlncfleld. '
t.
2-OAROS OF THANKS. IN MEMORIUM
la ct-tm a itH* ' __
WB wish' TO THA'NX our many frlrn3i
for the help, words of sympathy and ih*
many beautiful floral offerings during th»
IIInenK and death of our dear Wife and
Mother. We \\anl In esumillv thank iha
io(I;e^, churrhe*. LoriiM I'rairie Echml,
nev. w. B. Cote and the Klinger Uncer«
taking Compan.v.
E. F.OEOER J.
CLARA BOEOFR
MR.S O J WO.MMATK
nab
.52. HERE I Hillir
E
raCIDE DEAIHi UyHliSTAIE
Miss Julia Chinn Found on
Floor of Small Apartment;
With Every Jet in Gas Cook '
Stove Open
Tl'ITH rvrrv Jf in il £»* rook »»ovf
• Id* open, th^ bortv of Miu Jull«
C Chlnn. S2. wnii found on Ih^ noor
of hrr iiin*ll aparunent at 033 Wfit
Wnlniit **Tftt Jiisil after • oYlock
la«i niKhl. App«rcntl7 ahe had been
a«Ated In ■ cbair before • amall Ubic
and had tlujnprd to th« floor wb«n
overcome by the gaa. She waa fully
dreaaed.
' The body wa< found by Mrs. Lee
' Mar^h. who with her huaband. or«
cvipy another apartment on the aec>
onrt finnr of the larf hnii«^>
JUa
Chlnn had been In falling health fnr
several motitha and Mr*. Marah waa
: preparloir to take In a tny of food
for her dinner How lenq the woman
had been dead could not be deter-
. mined but it waa thought not for
many minutea.
Deapondency over her continued ill
: health wa* thought to have been the
: woman'* motive In taklni her own
life.
H R. Avbrey. juiitlce of the peace.
*ho acted aa coroner In the absence
of Dr. Murray C. Stone from the city
on a bonlncM trip, declare*! the ca.nc
one of «iilrirte and decided that an
inqiieat mould not he neceaaary.
Ml^o Chlnn had lived at the ^am*
addreaa for aeveral yeara. much of
which time ahe waa in poor health.
8b« t* eunriTed by two brotbere and
two aiitcra. J B Chlnn. W. r. Chtnn
and Mn. W. B. rnlaom. all of Sprins-
' field, and Mr«. May Hibbard of CtaN
cazo
Puneral arrangrmenta had not been
. completed laat night but the body
I waa being prepared for burtal by the
i J. W. Kllnsner Underuklnc company
)ec^fon of Greene
'n'County Court Which Upheld
Will of Mrs. Sarah R. Owen
In July J 926
iir%EOISlQlf e(' Vf QrMtM eeuBty
*^ elroult e«ur» !n July, leae. up-
hoUlDg the win of Mra. Sarah R.
Owta. Hhm «l«« DMetnber 04. IMS.
vw rartalDM with «1m tlUof today
bt A auMtels INB^ tte Ulaaourl ra*
itartat u> appeal
(i«a Cb*JndciB«qfc bat*.
A waa filed by
8. Bryan. uMA
<xeeutera of tba
>t», to obtftlo « Court Interpreta*
tten of the wlH.- A trust w«a created
ting of Itpproxl-
and mor* than SO loU In the
_ elty In the vielnlty
Jarratt Junior hlRh school.
TKt'STKM
-T
;• Wilt were made
ito tor the «tll.
and In the raae of their death be-
fon the end of 30 year*, tha dura-
■Maftrcr-YthtOruat, •uoeeaaora wera
iOilMiippolBtadabf th« eourt. At tha
mtL.9t.%b9 tmat period, the eat§t«
la'te to* divided among Ura. Owen'a
"bodHy- helra.
r.«MPBE1.L HRIRN
Land InTolved In the wtU Included
much that had been orwned by John
P. Campbell, one of the founder* of
Bpnngfleld in 1B30. Un. Sarah . R.
Owen waa a daughter of John P.
Campbell. Heir* of the eatate. be-
side* the three executor*, are John
T. MeCammon Jr., Rinbeth' R. Me-
CammoQ Bather, Owen MeCammon.
fjOTwy'^miF''" ^'' *'"' WlUlam
MeOammea,^ne latter five being the
"helra" of Mra. MeCammon, aa de-
cided by the court.
I tOuy D. Klrby, inag* of' the circuit
V5)M at that time, gare the orlirtnal
decUlon in 1038.
I
Ian
tOzarks Couple
^^Wfed 66 Yeats
T IBAWoif. Mo. Oot SI.— Mr. kiid
^£jUa. D. A. Olaliboro, ptonefr imI-
Bi^fir'PulMkl eetmtj^oalabntcd
't^lrttMy*«lxth wMldIng ahnlvonnr
M thtlr turn. ' bora* near Ciockw
r««t«rd*T. Port7-one tttcndcd the
MittonuoQ.
AaniDf thOM pnaent wen their
thiM Kma. Oualejr OUlrbom and Dr.
■. O. Olmlrttora. bMh ot Deeatww
Till*, and W. I. OUIbom ot Orockeh
a dauf liter. Mn. Bd Hamilton •( near
Orookar, and eieren Krandcbfldren
and atTan greatgrande)iUdr«n.
Ur> Clalbom, wbo U 90 yean.ot
as*, aerred In the OlrU war en tba
•Ida o< tbe union, and loet an am
In tba tMttla U Vtduburg. Ha and
hlir<wU« haT»-tlT«(l<oatIw same^faiBi
for tbe laat es yeara. Ha la a good
atock farmer and la atlll acUra pfijr*
alcallf, aa arldenped by tbe tact tbat
ba often goca .borMback rtdlnf.
Un. Olalbom, wbo la 83 yeara ^oid,
•till doea ber own b«uaework.
DEATHS
KOBCBT F. KECVES
The bodv of Robert P. Reeves. 6S. •
former reildaot ot Sprloxfield. who died
Sunday afterooon at hia boiiiC In 8t.
Loola. will b« cent bert Wedneaday for
burial In Maple Park cemetery under the
direction of the Alma Lonmeyer funeral
heme. Mr. Reevei. who left Springfield
nearly 25 yeara aco. haa been succeuful
witb a numbtr of Inventloiu. among
which waa italnlesa ateel (or knife blades.
Ha attended achool here and was well
known to a number of -• — -•' •,^t<>o-
bere. He Is aurTlved by nis wuc. one
brother, ta-o aisterg and a nepbrw.
HENRT NATIONS
Henry Nations. 19. died at hU home at
1830 North Campbell avenue about 4
o'clocit ycjierday A.'iernoou. He is »ur-
I vivrd by liu widow and Six daughters.
J5^^ Vl!I?'*'5 ^''i*'-?*".-. ''■nces^rrleb-
^fxt, U**. Beeky Nortb. Mrs. Etta Bratad
•ft* HV^ ^*.?*"/^ ""!.**" Bertha BdMn!
all\ of iprlniflelrt. KunepA) aarrlces will
he) held at ll o'clock Wednerdt* raom-
m«l at Macks Creek under dlrectloD J.
W. iKIlniner funeral bomt.
Jr.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1929--LEADER
Page 11: Miss Julia C. Cliinn was found dead.**
Page 16: A son John Frederick Erke was born October 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Erke,
1001 East Harrison street.
Card of thanks.**
Page 20: Henry Nations died.**
Robert F. Reeves died.**
Alvin Ball, Jr., died.**
Charles B. McAfee died.**
m
n<mr>
or WOMAN DEAD BY GAS
'm
^wm^:
Tb* body ot UlM JuU* O. CbtBB.
•a. wbtoh wee I0ui»4>oo Ibe Hoc* **
h»r uniftJl •p«rtm«nt at t»» V»r0%
Walnut .tre«t Just »tt»r 8 o'clock Iwt
iil(bt wtth trtri J«t Id » g»» cook-
.tn*« wl<l« open, wlU b« Miit thta »ft-
•n>«aa to Canton. Mo, lor borul.
•eeerdlnc to th« J. W. """«»•»";»!
MrtaiRg eompMJT. trhwe tmnw
prcparmtlona w»r» m»A.
rrirnd DUco-»»" ""^T
Th« body wm found by M" 1^*
lUnh. wbo wtth h«r htubwid oc-
tuplM Miotbw ftfamt on tbe
wcond nooc of tbe houM. Ml- Ohinn
•Pimf«BUy b««i •••t»t in *
ch«lr b«foT» • onM t«bJ» «n<l bm
ittunnd to tbe floor wh«n o»«foooi«
^fiS» ttwMs- "o* >eae *• ka*
l^aea Seed emU4 »«* be e«tf»t— a.
dneeed wben Mrs. M»f»b entered
yttb a t«aj» ot ibod ine bet dinner—
UlM Cbinn b«d been In in beeltb
for .rrfrnl monltu »n<l H wm
thou«ht dMpondency o»er thU w»»
tb« womsn* raotl»» In t«Wnf ber
own lite. H. R. Awbrej. Ju»t^c« of
tbe peeee. wbo ected ■• earootr «n
tbe ebeenee of Or. Murrey Stone trtm
th^ elty. deeUrwl tbe »« to be eal-
ctde »na drcldwl en tnqu««t would
b« unnrcfMiry
Healtb Bed ree »eMB
Mlei Cblnn bed U»ed et tbe eeme
eOdree* for MTerml yeeie end bed
bMO In l« b«»Jtb meet tt the* ttoe.
8he U mirrlTed by two brotbere end
two eleten. W. O^^^^iJlS' ***"
OeM. end !*»• M*? ""*** *"
dJJSed «t tbe C^gg*^ thmtb etj
jif)t>mr ' '"'I ' ' ' '"
11«
2— CARDS OF THANKS. IN MEMORIUM
\V K U ISM I() IIIANK (Mir tii»nv »ri*i.<1«
111 Ihr hflp. «ntd% ul >\iii|i»ih> tnd Inr
mnr hfaulllut lloral tttlrriiic* (iiiring lh»
i:!iir\« and «1rAfli of our ri*«r Wif^ ■nil
XInttifc. W> «»n» to '•p»<-i»llv ihattk. il\»
lortjr" rhiifrh»t. Lo<ij>l PrUrlr Rrhool.
li" \V .9 lo'.r aiicl llir Kliinf-r ri>«1»r-
liiWing t'ofiipiiiM
i;. IIUEC'.KIt
fl ARA HOKOt.n
Ml:" O J W»>MMAriC
ALVIN BAIL. JR. I
' TMOcrftt tttrXett tor Aivtn BaH. Jr. }- i
gtanUw oM aon of Mr (nd Mr> Alvm '
BalJ, liOi Wfnt Calho'iTi .'rrrl «ill h' '
held Wado'Ml'r aftfrroon />t I p. m . *t i
tlw W«ai 814* Bapiui r'liirch. on l.a- :
FtWW^*** StrM'. north nf Nlrhol« itrrrt.
Barlkl V4U b« tn Hopedair i>inrl<-rr, nrar
Om^ft T*»« Infant 1i survived br hia
' tlva brultid* and lao *>4-
DEATHS
CIUBL»:X B. McAPTK
Chart** B. McAf»<, 40, of 804 Rnii:ti
"^ DollllOD ai'OUf. cl'.li mglnf'r and Sixi.-
223 iah-Ani«rlfan war »eter«i: rticl n. a !•
■^7 mtml »» HJ* OClocA l'"" .iiornlin iil!-r
l> 7^ .w^p* Itlnaaa at DfiMHnonla. He Ix our-
]
flMa«aay MomloK •! 11 e-flock at
Mack'a CT*«k, with tnlerm-nl thri* In
i^t'r* ol J. W K'ir:tp<-r M' N«nnii« «
aarrfvad hy hi* wifa and lU dautli(ri». an i
ioU««a: Mra. Jaonka tariii. Mm. rcani<'i<|
filtiXUi. Mra. Bai^T Kotth. Mri. Cii« t
•ratao. Mra. UtMl Vance and Mri. Brr-
mU •! ■vrliiflttld. I
MMi •* l'^'* OCIOCA I'll" :iivrnm( »\:-r
a" tlimt IQoraa of po«i>menla. He Ix our-
7t»»d br ^our brother*. rrnr»t C Mr*f»» .
ami John R MrAIr, of AptinKirM i j
MrAfa* of Joplin end B^n Mi A(" cf '
rcrt Worth. Yr'«" .'•'' ,'^' *'" '" *'
mmWr C( Companr M. mhich «■«• mi--
Urrd Into a^vlci" h»r» J« hour, after ot-.
4«ra »rra received when 'ar »•« deTl«r-.1
ta ia*«. Hi* fcrotbef. Captain John R 1
MCi^^ ••« «n ewnnumd runeral wrv. ;
leeVwJU b« held at «tarneK mortnarr.
wrjt ^ *
•' KOMIBT r. BgK«'K«
rtBWrt 7. Re«re«. aS, former Sprlnnftrld
•••>l «ho (11»<1 Pii'f<i.< «t >■!« >inme In ft.
Louu. •Ill or buiiru iu Xlaiuf i.iiK irii.i
tanr mtn Wadnaaday mornlDi about 1.30
■*rl«l«7' lasmadlataljr iip<Mi arrival of the
body la 8prln|(let«1 The Alma I.ohniey'r
fan«raj home l> in rhatiie of arrancr- I
mania. Mr. fteevc* left Sprlncll'ld aboui i
2t jpa*Ti as«. He had b'en *ucceiislul «tih |
• natBbrr *f invention!, amonc them
atilnlew aieel f«r itnire hude« - H» j»- •
I^Bdaid achool tnt a.ic «>> «r!! kno«n
'!• mMBf of tha pioneer tamlllet. Ml*
wUf, 99* brwUMr. two aUt'ta. and a
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Walter Thompson, 24, and Alean Blair, 23, both of
Springfield.
Page 2: Mrs. Kate Page died.**
Page 3: Delia Basham, a minor, sues to divorce George Basham. They were married
November 8, 1928. She sues through a next friend Myrtle Hern.
Page 4: Mrs. Malinda Bowman died.**
Page 6: Mrs. Carrie M. Hayes died.**
Noah H.Scott died.**
Miss Julia C. Chinn died.**
Harry Nations died.**
Robert F. Reeves died.**
AlvinBall, Jr., died.**
Charles B. McAfee died.**
Mrs. Isaac Cook died.**
MBS. OASSn
U^^Sr taom*
hftve
^ ^ wiU b« In
gtWBtown cmttwry under direction of J.
la mrvtvcd by
fM. DM dtuth-
ni*i
WOAH ■. SCOTT
Moah H. 8c«tt, 74. who lived on rural
nmu !• mbont !• mlln northeaat of
,mm, ]>ta*ral aRaacoBcoU arc lBcom>
MMt-tek Um bodif UMUif prepared for
■UMl Wr tha ninffiiar Undertaking com-
paay. Ur. 0eett la anrrlvcd bv aii rrand-
dUMrta and flra ercat^KTandchlldren.
lost svuA o. catss
OtMlWjDlUrO. Chlnn. 19. who
dtad tat* Mondar la b«r apart-
•trtat. «ae for-
I ta Canton, Mo.
aanrlOM prabaMy wlU be eon-
ia Iba Obclsuaa eborch thert thu
aba to sanrlved by two
W. O. Ohinn.
W. S. FWaom. all
aibbard of
IfkUooa. tt.
_, >ine at I WO
„»yw~. «««»«.- wUl M'bcld «•«-
;. ■oralm St It o'clock «t Macka
vtth InUraieifl there Id cliBrfc of
BllaciMr. Mr. Mallona U survtvetf
«tt« and tour dmuftatcra.
.itobert F. a*«T«fc «. who
Jddrttomt'Jtt^BtTLouO. «>n
Mapl* Park etmcMrj here
1*7 nornint at • M o'clock. Ttie >
AliTia I«hmrvfr funeral homf ;s In c)i«iKt
«( th« arraDgrmenti. HI* wl(r. onr
kroUMT. two sUtcra and • Bcpbcv aurvlvc.
ALTDTBALL, JS. :
MnrlCM for AMn BaU. Jr.. S*
, d MB of Mr. aiMl Mrs. Alvln
Ball of IMS Waal Calhoua airrcl. will be
0IA« BoptUt church. 'Burial wlU b« held
111 Hopo&te ccnMry DMr 0«ark undar di- |
Tcctloa of tb« Aim* LohRifT'r funeral i
boow. Tko portnu, flfc brothers and i»o
•lattra mrrlvt.
CHABUCt B. M'Am .... ,
PuBcral awTlcca for Charles B. McAfee.
M. of M5 South OeUlaoo atreei. «ho died
la a hospital here after a abort lUnesa of
pneumoaU. win probably b« held Thurs-
day afternoon at 1:J« o'clock In the
Starna mortuarr. with th« Revarend Mr.
OolcBaa offleUlUic. Mr- McAfeo wa« a
flpaaiah-AiaancaB war TotAraa and a dni
.•aKlocM. JBo la«nnjTad bj four brothara.
b^iP^il^o^aDd Joba'lt. McAfa* oj
•prlnrntld. J. J. McAfoo of Joplln and
B'ft \aeAt— of l^>rl Worth, Ta«. BurUl
«. . taka pUca lo Mapla Park ceaetary.
MBS. ISAAO COOK
iHPlffa aI Od!wS%r Walnat Jro;*:
a hfothar. Claada Oowan,^.of J^^^"-
OkU ; two aoaa. Paal and! •»»* "L.tfl
h«MjMklrm: ana thrrt *»o«i«S!l 'tS^
k«ir525. and, Jan^ •J-o_S» »« t^mt
mrntim crnciaiinB. nulls' »"i r~_l — ^^-« i
Or#»nli m n rewalery at W»»«»«rt Orwve J
«tcfr difKUOB of Brim >*J»«ral noma.
Widow, of Former
Justice of Peace
Dies at Home Here
Un. Kate Page. 61. widow of
Charles W. Page. Justice of the peace
who tuocumbcil to a sudden Illness
September 4, last, died at 8 o'clock
lust niRht In hrr home al 2143 North
National avenue.
In rxw health for many months.
Mr». Thko liiitl berii fullliik; htea<llly
Since her husband's death. She Is
survived by a ion. T. W. Page of
Springfield, and one daughter. Mrs.
A. O. Payne of St. Louis.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed but burUl will be m
Oreenlawn cemetery under the direc-
tion of the J. W. Kllngner Under-
taking company, j
Mrs. Bowman, Pioneer
Of WalnutGrove,Mo.,
Expires in Oklahoma
gpttial Oiapolek to Th* Vauia.
WALNXrr OROVB. Mo.. Oot. 3S.—
Mrs. MallndK Bowman. B7, pioneer
resident of the Walnut Orove Tlct-
nlty, died at the home of her daugh>
ter. Mn. J. W. Parker, at Landellttt,
Okla., yesterday.
The body wUl be sent hero for
burial. Funeral services will be held
al the Turkey Creek Baptist chxirch
at 11 o'clock Friday morfilng. Burial
{ will be In Turkey Creek cemetery
under direction of Brlmm Fimeral
home.
Mrs. Bowman Is survived by' a son.
Ellis Bowman; and six. daughtera.
Mrs. J. W. Parker of LandeUett.
Okla.; Mrs. J. K. OlCelly of Aurora,
Mo.: Mrs. L. E. Looney of X>urant,
Okla.; Mrs. J. L. Claypool. Tulsa.
Okla.: Mrs. J. O. WUllama of Wadlow.
Mo.; and Mrs. C. E. Smith of Walnut
Orove.
^«-MU» OP THAIKt. W MIMOUOII
M »— «»<i Maa « w \3
~ ' BiE8oi^ni6IKtil 6p RCsirtbT
la lestPV retard for onr brother, J. M.
Thamaa; who passed away October 9. 1R9.
iasr Sunday school offers tha loOow-
tnaresohitlons
whereas. Brothar ThomMi, a faithful
teacher In our Sunday school, a friend and
nelahbor, has answered the Maatei'a aall
and entered Into the raat prepared for tha
people of God. Uavlni la chnrah, Sunday
school and commonlty a vacant place, be
Resolved, that we offer to the aorrow-
Ing fanlly 9ur sincere sympathy. That
we share in their crlef. but we also re-
ioiea with them In the Ch......... > Luue oX
ife eternal. He ha« feucht a good ilcht:
he haa finished his course; he has kepi
the faith, and has foae to reeelva the re-
ward for faithful serrlce. Be It farther
Resohrad. that a copy of these resolu-
tions ba sent to the beresTed famllr. The
News and Leader and that a copy be
placed In our Sunday school record.
M. K. SUNDAY 8CBOOI..
___^ Ebeneaer. Mo.
>VK WISH Td THANK our many friends
for the help, words of sympathy and the
many beautlnU floral offerlncs during the
Ulnass and desth of our dear Wife and
Mother. Wa want to especlaUy thank tha
lodges, Aorehes, lioctut Pralria School.
Rev. W. S. Cole and the Kllncer Under-
taUng CoinpaDy.
E. BOBOER
CLARA rBOCa IB
• MRS. oTar. WOMMACK
130
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1929--LEADER
Page 5: There is a photo of five generations.**
Page 6: There is a photo of and an article about R. A. QUis, his three sons, all of whom
are in business together.
Page 14: A son Joseph McAdoo Hilfrecht was bom October 17 to Mr. and Mrs R E
Hilfrecht of 433 West Scott street.
Mrs. Kate Page died.**
Robert F. Reeves died.**
Charles B. McAfee died.**
Mrs. Carrie M. Hayes died.**
Alvin Ball, Jr., died.**
Williford Bernie Holt died.**
Miss Julia C. Chinn died.**
Mrs. Isaac Cook died.**
Noah H. Scott died.**
Cards of thanks.**
DERATIONS IN THIS GROUP
I, '*')•'•'■ *lfc»rTf<iiifrii«. i.ninnrri..M<l •nn nr Mr anil Mn C. E SqiilrM ll't Hoalh \Mlt».,
k^lldrm.
uch •(«■
AJ^tjt^, l-KVOnthiHnId win o( Mr. anil Hn. C. K. SquirMb 1231 KouUi National aT«nu«,
K tharmMl (Mt^ifHi don't hare— ■ great rr«it rrandmoUifr— «bi| th« dtatiorMnn of b«- '
tnir Iha latwi nipmb«r n( a ranillr with fivu crniTutlons livinf;. Tb« aroup sbowa abore ulN the
i"l(irv. Krnm Wtl In rlrht. Ihry nrr- \lr«. i; \V. Colllnx. «•''. l.o» W'ojsl*, - Mo.; Mr. «'. K. Hqiiir. ., .i.
• Ith bU aon; Mr:i. V. A. MrIii. 8.1. W illuw Siirlni;^. imrl lira. A. I). SiiulrM. ii. uf 94: KInibruugb aie-
an*. Mri. l.lKht has In addition lo (he membcra of hrr famllr dhown btr«. 40 (randrblldren and !• I
n**t traa4rhlldran« „■ '
CUAKLX8 ». Mr.xrzr.
Punrral Mfvirea for ChurJea B. kJc-
Alt. M. who died Monday night In «
honpltal here wIM br hrld kt 8t*ruf •
mortuary TUuradav kdrriioun a I 3 30
o'ckxk Mr McAlc* waa » eirll cngl-
OMt ftnd a 8p«nUb-Ain«rlran war vrUran.
H« U survived by four brother*. Includ-
ln< X. C. McAfee and John R. McAfee of
0prln«fteld. Burial «m Uke place In
Maple Park ccmrtery.
n^\
Mlt.'< (ARRir .%! HAyE<i
Mri. Carrie M Hayra :>i, aied at hrr .
h<}uif Bi 632 Went Commercial atrert '
"f •'•liay afiTtKMin aflrr a khoi I lllnrn.'*
Hfi» It Bur\l«cd by her liutbiu.u. J. .!,.■.. .\
Hayrt. on« daughirr. Mrs. Jc*aie King oi '
.Sryniour. Mo . and right grandrhlldrrn I
"nr'il »ill '«V:f jilarf in (Jrrrn I,a*ti
crwKftv fttllo»inR Itineral ncrMcea at tJ.r ,
J W Klli.irnir cttaix-l at 2 orlotK Thiim-
ilay aU^iiiiK-ii
Tt>« OlUa ^aact*t. pnwilnrnt In kiinlnmra afmin nr nprlncrirKt. U nhnwn
(•H* *»• fIctM* li af/B. A. Ollhi <MT«nd from rt(ht) and hl» ihre* »on»
(fcft U richi) riftcher, Jlirrrd and Lawrrnrr. — r.arfrr am// rkxt*.
ft. :*}.'<»*» >■ • «»Ui«» who liaa aojor tha auna aporta aod ftefM-
l^^fll^^.fj^^J^a^ -^alt^l.,. ^ K.Vt.. Uona. Ttaay all ara mambara of tba
Ai^' OUa te • tethar wbo ijaa
ilMr^liilifaiat >MH«m of baVof
(•(•d la btulncaa witb thnt
aona.
Mr. UIU\ \.jK. bull III ilM' II. aI
aa«al« bualDaaa la eprln|tl«ld mora
lh«a.40 JMia and hta aona ara fol-
tovInC vanad phaaaa of tha aamr
«i>rk. Ha rint waa aaaeolat#d with
his brothrrn. A. W mid rtinrlrn T
Ollli, in a rriU cutaie. Iiuumnrr mwl
lo«ii ron\p«iiv ratiihllahril hk A. W
cm* mifl coiiiiMn) jirnr Ihr pifvi.ii
Cummrrclal rlub and of 8t. John'a
Episcopal church. Ail nrrpt Law-
rrnro aro i.irnitxTii of the Mnnonlr |
Ju«t now Mr. Olll* U much liitrr- i
calad In tb* prosreaa being made by i
tha ro\ir-ii(or]r BO-room hotfl which j
K baint ereeted on Commercial alreet
l)V thr Ortciir CoiiniT BlillrtliiE nnd '
Ixiatk.iiwnelallnn. The aa^odatloii iin1 .
th' n. A. OlIU and company rml '
r.im>' iilliie Kill h.vf <|niirlrrR m:
altr of hi* atrica on Ommrrclal | the (Iral floor of that bulldlnij when i
»tr»e». It la complated. The hotel ti to be I
After hl> imn |<rnM«T« rtlrd Mr lcnn«n «.» the r.rern lnvern und «lll '
jOllo look Ilie biiMiieM o\rr mid ;l • be moorrn In cvrij p»rli(-i:liir llir
lbrf»me n A Olli» and roinpanr . new offlree of the two romp«nif«
'Ml» fPli Fi". lirr hrrrmr ••nnridlril ' ♦ llh whirh Mr Ollu H ■•onrlntrd
»ltli ihr iiiirrrii tfirr lif hnd rf-
turned from aervlea overaeaa duriiiR
tha Woild wa». Alfred flnlahed Mla-
aourl unlnralty and In 1031 alao ba^
came Intereated In tha bualneM
will liHie l«o nf ihe 'nrRfat firrpro' :
vmill* m the rily. TTie«e ni'l be 13
by 34 feel.
Mr. Ollla haj aeen a marrrlouit de- !
Telepmant In the real eetata b\w|.
Mr. OUta. ar, alao to praatdant of j naaa in flprlnfflald. Ha bellav«a hla '■
ar»*-i»ona
tie o«rne «,.nir Buiidin, a»*k«,na bar* efraatn wtorfr 1o enter m |
"'"",•'""■'■'■"■' ■" '■ ■■■■ •■•■■ ■•■'■■r »hlrh I. nn^elv rrl.ir.l t„ the
S**?)'""^''- ^•' b-ioKr<per lor thai . Kre.t luiiue he forrste. tor il, s i m
UMUIutton. He baa attended Dniry ' Tb* demand for propcrtr here U u^- I
^^J!^\^^^"^'^- ^. JP""'»«- "• "I-- "'"' ««>•" that, ne !
.i™.... .1?^ f """" ^»''* Pf«<lcf» that It will continue to'
flmUar intereen mi.i tM'cfi. Thry i improve.
l-CAKOS OF THANKt. IN MImJ
It etnt* « Nm "W
nr«nT.TrTfofW Of nrKp^tf^SPM
la loving retard for our ten * ~
Thomti. wno pacMd away Oetbov
Kben^'iT Buncfay achool offertiS
tof re«alut)ona: ^
vrh«r«M, Brother ThonML
Uacbrr In our Sunday •choolTa
ntlthbor. baa anawarad th* '
and enlared Into tha reat tti
paopla of Ood. Itavlng lo dnm
Mhool and eommooitjr a timm[3
RMolvtd tliat wa offer (a
lot family our sincere ayim
we share In their trief, W
foica with tbera In toe OhrtaL
Ufe eternal. He haa (ouiht a
he has flnlahed hla eonrae* ha
tl)*" /sltti. and han none to 'rt^
ward Tor faithful sfivlcv b«
• Reaolved. Uiat a copy of i
lion« be rent to the berearpd
Newt and Lradrr and thet
placad lu our Sunday school l,
U. Z. BDhTDAT
WS'wiail TO THANK our' BiWi
for iti^ litlp. »ord« of ^Vlnpat|||
rt.miy bi'hini.'ul riornl offtritmi
lilnrka end drntM uf o'lr ir^
Mother. Wa want to especli
lodfM. churrhea. Locust
Rev W. 8 Cola and tha
DEATHS
«ATK rAOB
Mra. Km\* ract. Il, widov of Oliarlas
W. Paai( Justica of iha peaca, vbe dl«i
ouddtiiTy Septamber 4. died at • o'etoek
Tuesday oltnt at her hone, tlM MorUl
Natlooal avenue She la survivad bf B
son, T. W. Pats of I5p(ii>ali*>^. '^"•(^ ^^^
daughter. Mra. A. O. Payna o( St. Leula
Burial will take place In Oraen Lavs
cemetery in charge of J. W. Kllntner. after
funeral servlres at tha Kast Avanua Baptlat (
tliuicii al 3 ju rridsy siiernoon. )
•ceiJ
BOBKRT P. REKVrR
TJir body of Horcrt t tlrfwy.
6R. ^ l>o
died 0uDday ni Inn ttomr in 81 Loui.\.
arrived In Springfield this morning for
burial lo Maple Tafk cemcierv today.
Punaral services were held la bL Lioula.
Tha Ahna Lohmayar funeral bona had
chaige of arranfrments here.
1
f MOKliKIl
CI AMA ItOKORR
Miia. o J. wo
ALVIM BALL, i«.
Punaral aarvleas tot AJvln Ball, Jr-i f •
menuTs-old aon o« Mr. aod Mra Alrln
S?U of IMS Weat Oalhoun .treat. w*re
^Id this afternoon at the Wast Blda Bap.
tut church, with Interment lu "opedaie ^
rcireirrv ii'sr Ofurk In charge of the
Alms l-olmif>ri (iii.rrsi Jioir.r T i'<
psrintn. five brothrra. and two »l:.irfN
MUfvlve. I
waiiroBO bbbmib ■<?«;» ,^ i_
WllUford Bernle Holt. ^'"*'>'\V*^l!l ???
of Mr and Mr* Wlllard n Holt of 55J
waJt Plna atreet. died this roorntng.
H^rtjce. ^rre* hnl/ at fltarne's mortuary
il.U afternoon, lollowrcl by Interment in
EaM Ls«n ceniPlerv
•731
%r '^
Tuikn. m/iAc cook
thrrf i»ill«h fttst of Willi. lii «l-('vp Tii' s-
f!pv aftfit rxxiii btir |« •.iirvivrd hy hrr
hri>t):uiil MOrl \irr i.it«"iit'. Ml nnd Mr^
A Co»«ii 111 Walnut Clrovr; bv t\*o ton*'.
Piul jutI BUmi. lit hotn^. and three
riniv* •►r^. u-Mm. Mnrv June and Jennie.
■i;; i.t l.i.iTif A bfU.' r (liiiiclp ('r)«aii.
uf rurcrll, Okta., also aurvlcr^. FuncraJ
• •'• irr>( urrr held at 1 ortork thia tfter-
iiooii ill lite LuiK ciiukIi. vl.Ui l!. IVvrr-
end J 8 KUUn«s«orth ofttctnUng.
litirlal took place In Oreen Lawn e«int>
icnr At Walnut Orova In chargt ot Ui<
Brtm funeral home.
a, »S. I
MiKH J1XIA r. cnmn
' Th« body of Ml** Julia C. Chlnn,
«'ha «•■ found dead Monday night to bar :
apailmenl.at 9J3 \Vr»l Walnut ilreet. wai
sr,^l to cnnloti Mo . Tue^dBV afternoon J
.„. ;..... si' '-'• ' ■' ■ "•'' f'»"'lRl 1 »o .
brotlirra and two mtets mjhiv*. ihcuk'.
tn* J B. and W. C CUlnn and Mri. W,i
K. KoUom t>l 2^1nRfl<-ld / ,
' I NOAH H. HCOTT ^ ,
I ' Noah H. floott. 74. who lived !• mfle* I
! .-■M of Hprli't./lrlU oi. niroJ rout""
!•". died in a homillMl here Tuesftny after
I I a iori< llli»e»i« He Is survived hy six grnnd-
1 children »nd flv« greAt-grandehlldrcn. .
I Funeral arrangements are In charge of
J W. Kllngner. |
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 24, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 3: Mrs. Kate Page died.**
Charles B. McAfee died.**
Mrs. Carrie M. Hayes died.**
Noah H.Scott died.**
WilHford Bernie Holt died.**
John Henry Johnson died.**
Page 8: R. T. Thompson of Joplin was shot and killed October 23.
MKS. KATK PAG*
runtral .erTlcei for Mri. Kate ^•««- «;•
widow of »h late Jud«« Ch«rlet W Pa«e
who died Bepumbar 4 »»". ^^rriT ?t J
the Xaat Arenue Baptist church at i
o'clock rrlday afternoon. followea oy
burial In Oreenlawn cemetery under oi-
ractlon ot J. W. K>ln«n". M". /'«'
died at ■ o'clock Tuesdar nlfht at her
home, no North N.tlon.l trfnue _Bhe
Is »urTl»ed by one son snd one (l«u«nier
CHAKtXK ». Me.AFlF
riinertl iervlre* for Chsrlen B McAfee.
JO. who died in a hosplta! h;re Mondar
nlirht. will be held thtu afternoon at
a SO o'clock In the SUme mortuary. Burial
win take place In Maple Park cemetery.
He Is iurelved by four brothers.
MBA. rARBIE M. HATES
Punernl services for Mm. Carrie »r
Hayes »7 who died at her home at *77
Weat Commercial iireel Tuesday a.irr
a ahort Illness, will be held al 2, » e'o*"
ihla afternoon In the J. W Kltngner
funeral home, followed by Interment In
Oreenlawn eemeterr. She U iurvlved by
bcr husband and eight grandcbUdren.
NOAH H. SCOTT
Punral servlcea- for Noah Scott. 14. who
died In a hospiUl here Tuesday following
a lone lUness. will be held at 3 o'clock
Friday afternoon in the Kllngner funeral
chapel followed by Interment In Bast
t.awn cemetery. Mr. Scott had lived ten
miles north of Springfield on rural
route 10.
wnxcroRo bebnik bolt
Wllllford Bernie Holt, two-months-old
daughter of Ur. and Urs. William Bert
Holt. S33 West Pine street, died early yes-
terday morninc at the home of tne par-
nls. Funeral services will be br\A at
10 o'clock this morning In the Stame
mortuary followed by burial In Bast Lawn
cemetery.
JOHN RgNBT JOHNSON
John Henry Johnnon. 63. died at J o'clork
ysterday afternoon In hli home at S.SB
, St." Louis street, followlns a imeerinf
I Illness. He la survired bv his wife and
I two sens. Paul Johnson of rordlsnd and
Robert Johnson of Detroit. Mich. Funeral
arrangerAenta ar^ incomplete but in'^r-
ment win be taflhe Fordland remeterv
under direction fif tb« HermAa K. Loh-
* Btyst tiuutai l^^n^
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1929~LEADER
Page 12: Noah H. Scott died.**
Mrs. Kate Page died.**
Williford Bernie Holt died.**
Ellis D. Munger died.**
A son Harold Lee Powe, Jr., was bom October 3 to Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Powe, 696
West Turner street.
n33
NOAH H. eCOTT ^^
";?>, «nd five Br..l-Br...ichl.dtfa.
,,,(1 n .tauKhtei. Mm. A O P»>0- oi
Loul>.
ru„,rrii'*-"rv.". for w..mo,<. n.n,-»
Jhl. mornln*. loDo.ed OT Ultmwirt I*
Eait L8»n wmft^T
KI.LI.S n. Ml'NGER ,
The body ol KlIU D Mung.^. 'J^ •^
pteTfd by the :ogtr. .ind B.ldwin torn-
nnrx tor 15 Te-.r< Prior to »h«t h» w-.»
li«';v. II'- »-'- o>^-'. ■■' "<'.■■-'■" ^. •'.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Elmer Gill, 21, of Dewitt, Texas, and Leona Vaughan, 17, of
Springfield.
Page 6: Theodore Thorson died.**
Ellis D. Munger died.**
J. E. England died.**
Frank Gates died.**
Noah H.Scott died.**
Mrs. Kate Page died.**
William D. Murray died.**
DEATHS
TBBODOKK THOBSON
Tta«odore Thorton, 81, merchant of
Stralford and • retldtnt of OrMne eountr
for tht pait 4S yearft, dlod »i 13 o'clock
TcaUrday at 8t. Joba'a hospital her* fol-
lowlDC a brief lUncia. Mr. Thor*on was
born In Holmstcd, e«ed«n, and cam* lo
Amsrtc* In 1869. Ha watkad from Lebanon
to Bprlnxtleld In the daya when the rail-
way from Bt. Louis ran only aa for as
Lebanon. He had been a member
M years, bclnf one of the oldest members
of the lodge. SurrlTlns relatlres Include
Mrs. Thorson, two aorts. Anders T. Thor-
son of Fort Bmlih. Ark . and wmiam P.
Thorson of 81. LouU, and two dauchlers,
Mrs. Anna Mcfiweeney of St. Louis and
Mrs. Kster Pierce of Sprlnffteld. Puneral
services wlU be conducted at t:IO o'clock
Sunday afternoon at the Herman Lohmerer
funeral home, with Dr C. H. BrIgRs offl-
claiing Burial will be at Maple Park
cemetery, with members of the Matonlc
order in charge at the grave.
ELU8 D. MCNGtR
Puneral services for Illii D Munger.
70, who died suddeoly Wadoesday wnile
at work in the office of the Rogers and
Baldwin Hardware company, where be
was employed aa auditor, will be held
at 4 o clock this afiernoon in the Alma
Lotuneyer funeral home. The body will
be senv tonight to Pasadena, CaL nnal
semcea will be held in the Church of
riowers at Forest Lawn park. Olendale,
CaL Mr Munger is survived by two daugh-
ters. Mrs. D. R. Godkin of Minneapolis,
Minn., and Mrs. J. H. Mchl of Los An-
geles. He bad been employed by the
Roffera *nd Baldwin compsny for IS
years. Before that he was auditor for the
Harry Cooper Supply company. He was
bora In ^^'lMonBln and came to MUsourt
about SO years ago.
J. B. ENOLAND
J. E. Xnglaod. 70. died at 7 o'elook last
nlctat in hu home at 3701 East avenue,
foutfwlnc a lingering illness. He is lur-
vlTwd by bis vue: two sons. Ira England
of Sprinfffleld and Will England of Colo-
rado: and two daughters, Mrs. W. B.
Bairman and Miss Maude 'England of the
hom* address. Funeral arrangements are
Inromplete but In'.erment will he in
t>rT .'.;<■> :i <->■■•■'. c't rt)rf( lion ol
I the J. W. KLi.,..' : ^ . ^.eriaklQg company.
rmANK CATLS
Frank Cates. '.i. who lived about thr«^
miles east of the citv on the Division
street road, died yesterday morning in a
hospital here foilowing a brief illness
He Is earvlved by a nirre, Mrs. Mary
Orant of Alton, TIL Funeral serrices
probably wlU bo held this afternoon In
the Herman H. Lohmeyer funeral heme,
(oUowod by bttrlal In Baxelwood cemetery.
m>AH R. SCOTT
FoT>#ra1 e»r»1ces for Nosh H Brott f*
who Lived 10 mljes northeast of 8;>nng-
fleld en rural route 10. will be h^ld st
8 o'clock thia afternoon in the J W.
Kllngoar ftineraJ chapel, followed by tn-
tenn«nt lo East Lawn cemetery. He Is
•ortrlirad be six Rrandohildren and five
(raat-craadehlldren.
HK8. KATE FACE
Taatni aerneea for Uri. Kate Fage.
■L ■Idov at Cbad« Xhk taouu bmm
joatlco here, win bo bald at Eaai Aveaao
Baptist church tbU afternoon at t o'clock
under the diraetton of J. W. Kllncner.
Interment Will follow ta Oreenlawn cem-
etery. Mra. Pa«« U Mtrtrtd hy ao* wo
HJM
I
Official of Springfield Seed
Company Victim of
flnnnfPYV
• T - r J
William D. Mumy. as, vice pr«iJ-
dfnt or the Bpringfleld SeM com-
pany, died at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, about half an hour after
he waa stricken by a sudden attack
of apoplexy at his home, 895 East
Walnut street.
Mr. Murray had just dressed In bU
hunting clothes and was all ready to
go on a duck hunt with his brother.
Elton Murray, who lives In the sam«
neighborhood. The two men were In
the back yard of the former's home
preparing to go to an autMnoblle
loaded with guns and other hunting
equipment - ., ^. ,
Dr. Bruce Lemmon was svunmoned
to the home Immediately after Mr.
Murray was stricken but effort* to
save his life proved futUe.
Founded by Fattan-
Besides being ytee president of the
Springfield Seed company, which was
founded by hie father, Mr. Murray
was manager of the retail department
until nve yeaiv •«» wlien he retired
from aotlye'. buslncM. Be ilso was
prominent In titia^ actlv^tfea and
demooratlo pOUtloal dlrolea I. In ihla
part of the eUte. .
List of BorrlTors
Mr. Murray Is survived by his wife;
two daughters, Mrs. Helen Bradley
and Mrs. Margaret Nichols, both of
Bpringfleld: three brothers. Elton
Murray of Springfield. Harry Murray
of Rich Hill. Mo.: and Ben Murray of
Traverse City. Mich.: two ststera, Mrs.
LouU Pipkin and Mrs. K. T.Tancey
Of Springfield, and six grandchildren.
Funeral arrangemenU are Incom-
plete pending the arrival of relatives
but services will be held In the Her-
man H. Lohmeyer funeral home fol-
lowed by Interment In Maple Park
cemetery.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1929 -LEADER
Page 14: William D. Murray died.**
Theodore Thorson died.**
Ellis D. Munger died.**
J. E. England died.**
Frank Gates died.**
Henry R. Ditto died.**
Ellen Bernice White died.**
- wuiwm ». 'Mtl»>t>. SiTvtc* !»••»•<♦"*
M'Uic aptin-.JJrtl Seti toinp»ny. <ll«l •<
se!M4t.M!r •irlettn by apo-i
Utfimr. until n»e jr»«r« aeo. Mr. Mar-i
»•»••« in»o««»r •« »tll •« vlcr pt*;. - :
>Slnt of tStVU romp.i.y. of «hleh l.L ;
aaurL He t» »urv»»ed by t\\» •"'•'"
•ta. iiui
,1 .........i
... 'J---.:
m
it»e > m.
Lohmeyrr
At ifte Hfrmin H. .. ,. ,
iU- B«rul wUI b« in M«P" I
»1 S',
. 1 codorf ThoKon
.' "ff rr :fif r ■ ,.
Tit. •« «n^ 1. .mti L«hm«Ter /(infiii
MiDf. rniiiuftr; i,f the Revcrfnd t»r C
irJfcPwf ^-^•"»*» M«*onle lodge, or,
Vr ThOfwn U (Ur\lvrd b» lil.« *if, t«(,
»oiv, Aiidrri T. iliotMin of Port Smiili. I
Art . and Wlltlaa P. Thormn of 8t Loul^
and two dauihtrr^. Mi». Aiiiik McS«rrmv I
"f Hi I.ou(» and Mr, F.vltirr Filer ol ;
fc(.MIl|(ll.lO. Ml. ■ii..,..^,. .«
lielmtted. Svaden, coming to Amen, a j
in IMS. WbMt the railway from m '
l«MU termiOBled at Lebanon. Mr; Thor- ,
•on valked the remainder of IMS. way t.i '
Sprlnrflrld. Mr Tlior>on »ii^ W' ,„ , -I
dent of the Bank ol S.-. altord. »n(t iiiilil
V7* '•■,'• •«"» opfr*tor of the Ihomou
Mfrctntlle romns--- ihrr* oik- of th»
ai.sncru^j^.ri m itiU aectlon.
mb
riiK n. Mt-Nr.rn
W«*» «M fttdtftft^ W*<loewiaT. will b«
B»W V .* • *^^* •^'* •""noon >t the
AJaal^runnrar (UMrtI »»«irr. •ftrr which
"WW MOT •«» b* Mtit to PaMdfoa. Cal
F1B«I tmltf win hr h»-ld In thr Chiirrh
Sl^""* J»« _•» FoMil L«wn p«rlc. Olrn-
•••• p*t Oi>« daufhtcr. Mrt. D. R. Ood-
Ktn •! MJanctpolls. in hrrr ind will iir-
CMMWny «»• ••«» U> CaUfornla. wbfre
»n« wrtll b« m»t ij thf other dtufhltr
Mr!. J. n MfhI.
. ^ J. e. ENGLAND (
-S-** ■»»<^«»tf. 10. died Ml 7 ••flrtck
TB«f»d«J wtmtnt •! hu hom*. J701 C»«t
• T»Btt#. •rtrr ■ Irtnt lllnrst. He It »ur»lvpd I
h> hU »l(e, t*o 5^Il^, Ire Kncland ol
»prln|IUld and Will tnsland of Cnlorndn '
•ad «M tfaiwhwrt, Ut*. W. B. rairman I
f«ry. J. w: tninr Mr U in chart* of
funeral arrantemeiiK.
IRWK tAI»>»
Funeral service* lor Prank C»te». H
* llO In^rt \Utri- :y.ilr, rj!.! ■>l •'.» iitv I'tl
Hernuin H Lo!imi>fr lur.rral lniiii» tin-
aluroooii al 3.20 u clock. lolluned by ii<-
term^fil In Mnirlwood len^-lrlerv Mr
Grant o( Ailo.-i. Ill
HrVRV *. DITTO
u--.t: I- ; ,.• .... r : I,: • u-i F .. -i vr. .
panlrl klirel. ditd at noon tuiltt In »
nUpttM h«M «(ur a ahori Illness lie,
A^«UHt»«< ky hta wife and three brolhem '
.niMral ari«affinent* ar* m chareo or ;
Vk« lf*n««ii M. ■ U*>Mi«r*r Punaral home^:
n I rv ni rvirr Hinrr
Tha h'-OV ri( 111':, Hill..!" V.M<- ',1
Old tfauKhter ol Mr. *nd Mr« W.lf..-i-
Wiitle et 111" Wr-i Klf.rlda »Tirr! uiw
k« arM to Mammoth Spring, A:k . Riim-
dir mnrnlnir lor fineral iierrices and
b'lital therr 1 !u- ttiJ rtn'l frl.iav null
In • hospital here 8ti.rnes oiottuary i"
in ehurge nf srr«iiTemT.i.«
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 2: William D. Murray died.**
Theodore Thorson died.**
J. E. England died.**
Henry R. Ditto died.**
Ellen Bemice White died.**
Page 4: Miss Irma McMaster and Mr. George Northington were married.**
Page 15: Card of thanks.**
Miss Irma McMaster
Weds Mr, Northington
An Informal mfirrlRK»> ceremony
wa« soleimitzed lant TuMdJtjr st the
Chrlatlan church at St. LouIa. when
Ml«->; Trma McMRRtPf. tlaughter of Mr
Riid Mrs. Walter W. McMaaler. 838
West Scott street, became the bride
of Mr. George Nothlngton of Naiih-
vUle. Tenn. Immediately after the
ceremony the young couple left for a
.short trip, &nd will be at hom« In
roiumbii'. O., after November the
first.
DEATHS
WnXIAM D. IfVKBAT
roneral sMTleea foe WUUaa D. Mar-
rar, ••. vice piaaldcht et the 8prUi(flcltf
Seed compaoy, wlO be held at tXf Ber»
iiM>n H. LohiiMTer fancral borne Bmiday
atteraoon at i:%% o'clock, foUowed by
btirlal la Uaiile Park eemeterr. Ur. Mar-
ray -died Tbnrsday afternoon at his boae
Thuriday aft«rooon after be vaa »od-
dcDly lirlcken by apoplexy a* he wae
•tArtlOf on a dack bunt vttb bla brother.
Slton B. Murray. Until five years aco,
Mr. Murray waa rice prealdect and gen-
•ral manafar of the aaed cempany. of
which hia father waa tonnder. He la
aurvlTed by hU wife, two danfhtera, Mra.
Helen Bradley, and Mia. Margaret NichoU.
both of Springfield: three brothers, El-
ton B. Murray, of Sprlaffleld; Ben Mnr-
ray of Trarerae City. Mich.; and Harry
Murray of Rich HUl, Mo.; two ataten,
Mri. LewU Pipkin and Mra. K. 7. Taa-
cey. both of Springfield.
THEODORK TBOBSON
Funeral aervlcet for Theodore TUoraoB-
ai. Strafford banker and mcrcbant. win
be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the Herman H. Lohmeyer funeral bom*
with the Reverend Dr. C H. Rrlgss olfl-
clatlng. Burial wUI follow In Maitlt Par*
cemetery with tha Gate if tha Temple
lodge rituals. Mr. Thoriton waa born in
Holmsted. Sweden. He came u> America
In 1860. Ha ban been a resident of Greene
countv more than 45 year.s. Mr. Thoiron
was vice president of the Bank of Straf-
ford and until five years ago operator
of the Thorson Mercantile company la
Strafford. He la survived by bis wife, tvo
•on* and two daughtera.
J. B. ENGLAND
TMneral services for J. K. BoglaDd. W,
who died Thursday nighl In bla home.
2701 East avenue. foUowlna a . llnK^'jog
II ness, will be held at S^elock Sunday
afternion In tha J. W. KUngneTfuneral
"speK Burial wlU be In Oreenlawn
cemetery.
HENKT K. DITTO
Puneral lerYlcea for Henry B. Ditto. JO,
who died at noon yesterday In bla Dome,
1108 East McDanlel street, after •*»"»«
ilIlleM. will be held at t o'clock this af-
ternoon in the Herman H. Lohmeyer fu-
neral home. Burial win l>e In Brick
Church cemeUry, eight mllea oorlheaat
of Bprlngfleld.
ELLEV BERNICK WHITE
The body of EUen Bernlce WhIU, one-
year-old dauKhter of Mr. and Mra. Wil-
liam White. 1310 West Florida «reet, wUl
be sent to Mammoth Sprlag, Ark.. tbU
morning ifor funeral services and barlaL
The child died Friday nlghi In a hos-
pital here. ArrangemenU have l)een in
charge of W. L. Starne.
13t
2~8AI0S OF THANKS. 11 MeMOBiaM
l> «wito • Hw
CARD OF THANKS
W0 «Ub to thank our inctif friends tft
their klndneu and help durlnc the tlA-
ncM and death of our dear husband and
father: aUo for the lovely flowers and
especially th« Oliprman employe* and
Rev. AUen Ueada, the alnccra and the
Kllntncr UDdartakiiur tJo.
una. HBNRY NATION.
MR AND MRS. KLfC PARRIS.
MRfi. RE3CCCA NORTH,
MR. AMD MRS. KO. rRICMBTTK.
MR. AND MRS. WALTTER VANCK
AND ORANOCHrLDRKN
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: Marriage license: Russell B. Ellis, 21, and Wanda Beck, 19, both of
Springfield.
Page 2: The probate court docket for November is published.^*
Page 6: There is an article about Charles McAfee.**
Page 8: Miss Gladys Taylor of 516 Chicago street and Robert A. Garrett of Stockton
were married Thursday at Bolivar.
J. E. England died.**
Henry R. Ditto died.**
Son bom to Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Towe of 696 West Turner street.
Page 9: Card of thanks.**
%P00B JOHN OJ HBWBILL: -I
W no»U 8M»P» On^bpV »>«ln« ^»°^
» tar !»»»» »»• I«n hm wd loct^
• UU. «hitfp te»tartd man. not tn-
clliiPd to be sociable. He had three
,Oni. 1.wi;l:.::. Solon nnrt V-' ■■ '■
Om ol the boys graduated al We&i
Ptolnt and was sent to Florida by
the arniy. He soon died ot yeUow
fever The other two boys went to
MontAna with their father. This
was just as the war »as sUrtlng.
Orr niti f-^r conrrr.ss a'.-niD-^t Govr.--
nor rhr:p.s and aUo agaln.-;t Governor
rinl) I:rk.nn. H- «..' r.-vrr r'..,r,|
to olfici- ihiit 1 can recall. He :«-
mrtrd on :v fan" i"'-' ■' ' '_''■■*
ol Hl>:i;.B:if''' ""■"'■ ^'"' ^'"■"•'- ^''■•"
non roart. >Ir married a .MM^r cl
J. K. »:Ncr..%NO •
runvral a»t\U>w» «or J. K. KnfUna. W.
Who died Thursdar n«»tu In hU hwiu*. 2.11
X««t atriiur. ioiUi^.iia a !|»>ferln» lliifN-.
«»1 br rnndurl*^ Bt a or»«>rk Hnnilav «»t-
troooA in lh» J. W. KUnmir. rm.. 1..I
•baptl. wlUi burul to Orevntown cooieiery.
HEKST R. DITTO _,, ,,
runtra) acnlova for Henrir 1»- "Uto. M.
vtao «l^ rt%dB9 Booa ai hU born*, lioi
■4M Mff**"**' ctrNt. •!(*" * tfltt lUn«M,
mrnamk ta «M HarniM LetiaDvyor ttoMt^
hooM. Burtal vlll b* in th« Brlek ebwrtb
•OTBHsry. clfbl mltas nortbrwii of Sprlng-
tttld.
BIRTHS
>|'-.'(-A \ .' ' ■ • •• • "> ■ ' ■ ■
I..4AI0I IP TMAMCt. U HUOIIUI
}t eeala ■ thu
W* wUh to thank our manr trltnda tor
«h»lr kliidiiris iiul (i»lp <1urlti( tho •!<•»-
ff.*ftft aud il'Aiti o' our d^iir ^.ll^llkn(1 and
laUKi. aUo lor <hr ln>tlr Howrra and
••paelkllf t^t Obrrman amployra and
K»f. Allan Maadi, ih* alsaara and tbt
Kllocaar VndarUklni Oo>
una HINR? NATIOII.
MR AND MRS. KLIO ^ARRIB.
MRB. RBBDCC A NORTH.
MR. Atiotak. ID. nudHcrra.
MR AND MRi: WALmCR VANCE
AHli ORANEXmiLUREN
s\-
TTl Mr«. 11 I. T"^-^ • «"^ w<^\
^SStmlSStlhtSStSStiMS^Mt ^
. 0«rrtt| of
Thunday at
«. W. Arm-
13*1
-.Cluule» ». UcAtct <!ip<l Uje otiier ,
dny Kid u r.nnw '.vji!(!i hnr lonit
been a>^', ;..'« (! m.i;;i J^di :f.:.I.''.(!N
hlstorr <lii4j)prarx. Cliailex H. Me-
Afe*. thp father, dirrt sevcrnl years
SCO. Tlie son WM in lnv»ltd>U bto
tnlMn«m to anr RTMt fxitnt Jndf I
D. B. McAfet wax » robust nun of .
great force of thar»<:lcr. |>o*iHve •
convlcMotiJ' and alvrayn fpsrlpw.
j Wlien Jiidjc of ihc triinlnal court. ,
I hff never hrfltatrd to drnoiinco
rrtmr In l;lrh ii!;irfs nnd ri^vrr
ininni' d <•: i.....u' .. *•;'. .:.i.iv :i
! mnn 1iV<> tlmr vrxrtl bnt oti' t^rnv
He wa."* II li.:'Jti -(ililifr ;u Ihr Civil
war, fouw'it ""'•'' * ^-''V^. *a^ nn-
OompromlxinR to the end biit was
through at the end. Ho wnv ii.-^mI
aod charliabie lo a fullen tw and
at the rlow? of (he ^ar became a
democrat when aeU Inlere.st dictated i
a different coume. He wma a mem- t
ber of 'lip r'iiu".liif.o;in! « rv. f'l'.lnii
Oi' lET:: :i!'i! Im 'pi-d t^> •'•:•<• 'he pri-i- I
ptit tfnt** ron<;tItMHon Tlie clow of i
the w •.' :'';;".n f • • :;. ^'r«• hi
Sprtnrflcld v,hfn \\'\U\ Bill wa^
ciitllnc (;';":■ :i;nl i. ucm •■•,1^; jwo-
ple rlBhl nnrt left. This dirt not (to
^f'! ■.••.'!; "'" .-^•.•r■n ;•!"! vhrp
;^Knkr^BUi ttwt doim DbV<» ifatrm
the pnblks square Captain McAfee
prosecuted BUI w^lth (treat vUtor.
But Tult was of the .•wuUi and Ihat^
was not popular licrc then and,
mweover. h^ was armed when killed |
I and ."!c!f drfniFr v^t; ninrte thr \%- j
sue. Bill waji rii-sclmrtced at the
I prelltnlnnry and th.-.t wns fhe la-^t
ol tl;<' r:-'f
• • •
Capluhi M.;Alic ■.•.;. u i o ii n d
Sprlnjrfleld fhr some lime before he
knew Hill nrr-l tlii' \n\ u> hh in-
cident. One day Cnplaln NfcAfce
Was placing billiards and Bill
walked up to the table and put one
of the Ivorj' balls Inlo his iKKkft.
j This rn'itfl Ih'' c,-'i>!,i|ii \n b.-\-vl o-it
Bill and order hlin to replnce the
ball at once. Bill did so and left
the room. 8o)ncon»i asked the cap-
tain tf he knew the man he had
0)4^ wttlfunA he aald he did nAt.
"^eii told U waa Wild BUI ' the
captain expres.'^ed surprise and said
ill- »». loiiv iiM.i '.',,■• •....'.'rr nr 1"'*
was not lookiiiK f«r trouble. He
avoided Bill for a day or so but
would have ijone to the bat If
nere.v't.irv,
I niU wtlH defended at the pre-
i liiiiinni^ exami'.ialiiiti by Gov. Jolm
! 8. Pl'.cli)S but he had not yet
I
^.■■^■l,
ffi- of ehler
executive. McAleo and Plielps
"formed • jwrtnerRhlp In a law flrm
with 1. U. yx-.i: y> ;■ u.'^ a n-.ember.
l-.M ■•• • . .^.' '.>.■■. ... :n !■: M.i ■.-'■•■,
Mc.\l' " Si P:. <:,.•■/< a JViV.rr I;;
thl5 fcrflon. When Phehw was
elected novcnuir in 1876 Massey
wa.s nmrte reeretai'v (o ti»e cnvemor
irtdeb h9 tuid uittU xb» towito*
completed hU lerin. Tl.en Mn. ey
returned to Biulncfield and the
Ilr.'u bc'.nii.e Ma.v.fy A \Ii \:<'e.
SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, I929~NEWS and LEADER
Page 1: A son James Russell Brown was bom October 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Brown, 635 South Broadway.
Phillip Wells and Jack Wells were burned to death.**
Page llA: Norma Dean Bird died.**
Fred Strang sentenced to penitentiary.
A son James Eugene Breese was born October 23 to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Breese,
1131 North Fremont avenue.
Page 12A: William D. Murray died.**
Theodore Thorson died.**
William Sherman Rollston died.**
Mrs. M. L. McElmurry died.**
Page IB: Marriage licenses issued.**
The divorce of George B. Hasler from Maude E. Hasler was set aside.**
Page 2B: Mrs. Amanda Finke of Bolivar died last Monday and was buried in Indiana.
Johnny Eubanks and Gertrude McClure of near Aurora were married October 18
in Detroit, Michigan. The bride is a sister of Burris McClure.
Page IIB: Card of thanks.**
n38
Firemen FindGrim Evidence
Of Boys' Desperate Effort
To Escape Leaping Flames
One Lad Found Huddled In Closet, Other At Foot of Charred
Stairs; Parents, Downtown, Beckoned by Spectacle of
The Blaze From Afar
'TWO SprinjrfipH xchool boyn ucro burtird to death \MSt
nijjht In a fire which rarcd throuRh their home at 1947,
North Doujrlnn avoniio nnH trnpprfl thrm in th'^ir spcond-
Rtory bcflroom.
The victim.'', whoso boHir« wor'' b'irnrd brvnnd recojrnt-
tion, worp Phillip, 11. anfl Jack, 7. nonn of Mr. and Mr».
Kenneth E. Weils, who moved to Sprintrfieid a montli ago
from Adamfl, III.
The boys were anlcep in their up^taim bedroom when
their parrntu and a friend. Harold Railrv. irft the house a
few minute."* after 9 o'cloclc for a hurried trip to the busi-
ness district. Half an hour later, as they drove north on
Boonville avenue, the parents noticed a flame in the sky to
the north. It was the funeral pyre of their children. The
r«nted home was a charred hulk when the parents arrived,
and Phillip and Jack were dead.
ONE BODY IN CLOSET
nremen ent«r(4 the houM and
found the tMdln toon alter tbeir
' first futlla atand tgalsst the Hite..
I Hti hands thrown tip u U ta iMrM
hu fuc tram the Oaniea vhiai
•wept over him. Jick waa found at
the foot o(' the ttalrway.
Apparently the boy had bcca
rouiied by imoke and tire, takes tba
only avenue of cacape and pliiii<«d
Into tht heart of the blaaa. His
brether't body waa la a eteet np«
atalrt. wher* tear had drtvan him.
, The Un apparently atarted ta ti»
lutetaca. wh«(« a larte raoct lad«
been Mt bumlat wtteii tka par tats
I by Mra. 8. O. Crow, U61
«»^nii» • n»Tf <i»vr neighbor w!:o
turned In the alarm.
,« «
LF.n THE.M ASLEir
The father of the boys U aa em>
ploye or the Harrlaon Endaeerl&f
' company, as Is Bailey, who fuutueil
with the WelU sltKe they eame to
' Sprtn^fifld. They had been a«
mork upon a state highway project
near the city.
Bhaklnt and crying but fightlnc
' crtmly to control his emotkms and
comfor' hm .'ivster'.cal wife. Wells
told Dr. Murray Btone. Orecna
county coroner, what be knew of tha
facts precedinc the fire and lu
13*1
(earful tragedy.
A slender, well-dressed man wtth
a sensitive face, he told of aeelnc
the bojrs asleep tocetber a Btmnent
' before he and his wife tarrjed off
'he house jchts shor.ly after •
o clock and went wttb BaUey ta tb«
Square
I Batley had broucht boma a pair
of bedroom slippers as a blrtbday
(tifi to Mrs. Wells earUer in tba
evening, and they were folng to
; the bu8li>e8s district to obtain a dif-
ferent sue. They found the rter*'
closed, and rtarted btek. home after
window shipping" for a few min-
utes. Mr. Wells believes they wer»,
not s»sy from home much more
+.-. ♦
P.\RE\TS .%RE DAZED
*. ♦
Mr. W"';' »:•''. .-■.' «■•■* '-"-
roundrd by a few stunned fnenda
who tn'd pathetically to comfort
them, talked w Doctar Stone aa
hour St the borne of thetr neichbor.
Mr? Crow. The coroner broke to
•hrm a? seruiy as possible, tho
jrlm newt of whet he had founi.
when nre Chief W. R. Price sum-
moned hUn and ht (li'.crcl :li'
ruins of the hotiip.
"My Ood." moaned the young |
father, "little Jack almcM fouRht j
his way outi Oh-U w had one i
of them Ifft. oii'y "i,<- Hi'.
Blanche, there s npthum lilt i;i.* -'
Blsnche Wells, his wife, her farf '
red and swollen with weepine.
rocked aimlessly as she cried -sofih '
In a chair across the table from ,
him. "niere was nothing the cor- '
oner could say to help them, noth- ;
Int! miyone could sbv. rhi'ip
Jack »rrc their on'.y cluMrcn
Their pictures, the toys and boyish
trinkets vhlch ml?ht have made
their memory more bright and
clear, perished In the hon'o with
tlKin.
All of the home s liirni i.ni ^ w'O
destroyed by the fire. Mrs. Jo^c-
I phlne Chance, who owre the hou-^e
and lives nearby, said her lo^s ^oM
b« protected partially by ins..r:-:-.ce.
m their flnt hysterical grief the
parenU Insisted upon going to the
iW L. Starne funeral ^ -rr." »•»■'
I the bodies were taken, and ^ ;<■■* -rt;
•hem. but Doctor Sm:.- -.v--; ■■ .
them not to torture themfclve-; »-n
such a memory of their children
and they will not see the charred
remains. '
Mr. Wells said that "Rosle. a
negro maid who had been emp^.^rd
at the home and »lio I1..1I ^-i'' ~'^"••
lover the children tp some extent
' had been lir for several dnv5 and
jhad not come to the home since
I Wednesday.
I It had not been unu.-ua! for the
,.* ii«i—i
DEATHS
BreO INFANT ,^ . .
Kormft Dean Bird. 17 month* old d^ugh-
rWner«I •rrannements w*r« 'made by th*
I Thlem* undertaking company. >
2--GARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM
10 etnta m Mn>.
CARD OP THANKS
We wish to «)it>r'ss our sincere thanks
to our oelBhbora and friends for their ■
kindness and ayropathy during the !<irK- >
iir%» and death of our beloved hii'hand
and father; also lor the Urauliful fiornl
Offerings. We wish especially to thank.
the Modern Woodmen, Kllngner Funeral
Hp'^e. Reyarend U. A. Wood and Or. W. I.
Walsh.
MRS. ELIAa X.. BAICHTAL
It. Z. BAICHTAL AND WIPB
MR8. AFFA ROBINSON
y^ I„ft .,1^..
DIVORCE^IS SETASID^E
AFTER MAN REMARRIES
j Although testimony was given that
I he had remarried, the divorce de-
I tree of George B. Ha.sler from
Maude E. Ha.^lcr, granted Septem-
ber 23, was set aside Saturday by
■ Circuit Judge Warren L. While.
I Mrs. Hasler charged that she had
been led In believe the divnrrr ae-
I tlon was wllhdra»Ti. and therefore
^ failed to ronteft it. She said that
Hauler returned home af'er li" f.yd
the peliuon. and she Ihnuchl the
1' action had t)een dlsmLved. The de-
. cree was granted by default. Mr.<
Hasler te<itlfled that her hu.'vband
.niariled another woman ci.'- *>r*.
after the divorce wm granted.
Evidence was also presented that
there had been a reconciliation bcj ^
{4t:wecn-H«iler and bla wife between |
the time the petition for divorce
waa filed and the decree was
granted, J|udge White then aus- j
Ulned the motion to «et the decree J
aside.
Hasler was Lvued a marriage
license on 8epteml)er 28. to marrv ,
Jessie Graham of this city. How-
' ever, this marriage was automatical-
ly annulled when the duorce cecree
waa act adde today.
DEATHS
WILLIAM. D. MURRAT
mneral aervlcea for William D. Mu^ajr.
ta. vic« president of "the Sprtntlleld Seeja
rompanv will be held at 3 3« o'clock this
^i.rr„onr\ n; the >|erman II I-f'l.rr - .u-
neral home followed by burial in Maple
Park cemetery.
II II I I \M SHERMAN KOLLSTOS
F,n eral "^r V r" for William Sherman
mr to , MV-vrar-old .son of Mr. and Mrs^
' " > , n? the 07flrks nfflrlating The
, :;:iur d^ed 'wcdn^av Of ";-•»- .ton-
; three •'rot'^"«-""*^;,\;/o'f 8. Lo"'» •"*
1 -; grrd';.;:^n^^.'Mr. °:nd"-^;r Sherman
CantrcH, Capps. Ark.
Mrs
MR-*. .M. I.. MctLMlRRY
M L. McElmurry of Leslie. Ark
wl'fo of'ihe ritv ice plant manager, died
Tuesday at her "horn" She Is survived bv
j iirr husband, and four sons.
; irrv.res were held at the
' churc'.i.
Funeral
Methodist
■lb
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KAMED ADMINISTRATOR 1
August A. Mehl was appolnud
Saturday as admlnLstrator ot the
estate of Ellis D. Munger who died ,
October 23. The e.sUle w ;..= <• .mat- ■
ed at $7000 personal property and
$9000 real estate. The hf.rs are
Charlotte M. Godkin, Minneapolis;
and Lucy M. Mehl, Los Angeles.
140
MARRIAGE LICENSF.S
Thomas W. McNeec*. fi2. A^h
Grove, and Emm* C. Thorp. 51.
Springfield.
Homer A. auil»m, JI, A*h Grov*.
•nd Hazel Hawkins, 21. Axh Grove. ■
William H. Malthew!!. 50. Sprt.-.R-
flrld. and Rrt;a Bak^r. 50. .==?:..■»•
nrld.
Calvin Gl^n Murray, 2.1. Spring -
firld. and Lorene Mable tJln. 22
Springfield.
James McClaIn Chalmrr'?. 36. and
Marcella AValterhouse, 30. both of
Sprineflpld.
Rus.^11 B. ElIU. 21. and Wanda
Beck. 18. both nl Sprine^rld.
Arley C. McCoy. 39. and C;«ta
Laney, 34, boib o< SpniisXi*id.
FRED STRANG SENTENCED
TO PEN FOR OIL DEALS
Frrd Slrnnr. iin nil promotrr nf
Fort Worth, 'I'cx , and writ known
to many SpriiiKlield people, has
been Wntpiiced to three yeaira tn
Leavenworth penitentiary after be-
hiK found Riillly of mall fraud by a
federal court Jury at Fort Worth.
RIs sentence was on the first
ciiuiit of the Indiclinrnt against
hlin. In addition to a five-year sus-
pended sentence which tha Judge
mrted him on the other four counts.
He was charged with usbtg the
malls fraudulently In representing
to prospective Investors oil develop-
ments In Oklahoma.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 2: James A. Shields died.**
Apps infant died.**
Phillip Wells and Jack Wells died.**
Investigation Shows That Over-
heated Kitchen Stove
Caused Fire Which^ Took
Lives of Children
CHARRED beyond recognition by
the fire whleh took thdr Uth
and ^troycd their borne Saturday
nlgbt, the bodies of Phillip and Jack
Walla, TT and 7 yeara old reapeetlTaly.
win be aent late tonight from the
Stama. mortuary to Maquon. UL, for
bnrlaL
The grief stricken paxenu, Ur. and
Ura. Kenneth E. Wella, who came to
Springfield only a month ago fron
Adama^ lU, yesterday were prepar-
ing to accompany the tKKlles of their
only children who perished when
trapped by flames in the house at
IMT North Douglas avenue.
♦ ' ♦
HOLD MO INQl'EST
Mo inqueat will ba held In the two
deatha. Dr. Murray a Stane. Oicom
county coroner, decided yeeterday af-
ter he and FUe Chief W. B. Price
had completed an investigation of
the blaz*. ' ~
'"Hiera la no doubt but that the
flra atarted from an overheated klt-
ehen atore." Chief Pxloa ««id yeater-
day. "XlM atoT* waa located ii«ar tlw
bArer board waU and th* tOan^ap'
parently started there. I learned to-
day .that there waa ira.plaater in the
entire hous*— only buUdlng board,
which buma rapidly once it catchea
flre."
Urs. S. a. Crow. 1B61 North Dong-
las avenue, the next door nelghlKir
who discovered the fire and turned
In the alarm, yeaterday said that the
(lames had gained much headway
when abe first aawi them and that
the heat had blown .out the rear «1jq-
dowa of the home.
Mrs. Josephine B. Chance, owner of
the house, had made her home there
prior to renting it to the Wells fam-
ily several weeks ago. Mr. Wella Is
an employe of the Harrison Engineer-
ing company.
BOT8 LEFT ASLEEP
The two boys were left asleep In
an upstalra bedroom at>out 9 o'clock
Satxirday night when the p^renu ai^d
Harold Bailey, who roomed with
them, made a hurried trip to the
bualneaa district to exchange a pair
o( bedroom altppen for a different
alaa. WhcM thay iwtniBad tbcy
found thelr'^ona nearty destiuyed.
Tite bodlea of the ehlldraa had been
taken to tbe mortuary after fircmsn
ramoTcd them from the bunding.
The yotmger boy waa fiouBd at the
foot of the stairway where he erl-
dently had plunged toto the heart of
the blaze In his run toward safety.
HU brother's body was fotmd in an
upstairs closet where he had taken
refuge.
IHl
DEATHS
JAMES A. 8HIKU>8
Jamu A. Sblaldi. 74, dltd «t hit home,
3051 K«U«tt avenu*. «t noon yesterday
followlnc an eilended lllnei*. H«t Is itur-
vlvffl bv hid wifr «nd two "ons. Carl niid
i^wiA oiiiriat oi ttpiinglleld. The body
«tU be taken oyarland tbU morntnc to
HartTllle. Mo., by the J. W. KUngner
Undertaking company.
ATPS DfrANT
The tafant daoKbtor ot Ut. and Mre.
X^ealoa A»p» dliiScftt ttSO o'ctook laet
tdght bi a hMpttal her* aincr a brief
illnaaa. y>uitral ■•rvteas will be held at
10 o'clock Uiia raerntnf In the Starne
mortuary folttwad by Interment In Ktat
Lawn oemeterif.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: Mrs. Ottie Herndon divorced J. R. Herndon. They have seven minor children.
Page 3: The will of Theodore Thorson was filed for probate.**
' Page 10: There is an article about G. A. Ramsey.**
Page 12: James A. Shields died.**
William D. Murray died.**
Apps infant died.**
Aline Choate died.**
Frank S. Wood died.**
Page 14: Miss Marcella Walterhouse and Mr. James McClain Chalmers were
married.**
Page 16: Mrs. Albert ladzinski was killed in an automobile crash.**
Philip and Jack Wells died in a fire.**
tr,\ «:•■
mCTllVfe' BODIES '^f
ARE SENT TO ILLINOIS;
• irtia bodlee of PhtUp and Jack Weil..| , .^ j^ph,n< B Ch„nr. o«nrr .
^btimed »eT«Ad reeognUJon by the jj,.,^^ ^,^ "red *||t. prior tc
|lir» which de«t.-oyed iheir home .nl ' rrnTIn l! to the WrllOnnii:> Mt
.^.» I.. ,11 ;i>i. ;'i.,;iii.;.. . ..•»!.;. v. .:. ^l^'r..» t< nn ^r-;- -■<.. of the Hnrr-.'o;
j be aent at ia:M «'ciock lonlBhi|!\)Stnrrrinz coaipany.
•Vm Th.-8iafh» W.ort-»err «o^t.hf1ri>»^^'^ ' 7>fr if-rrrVn-f- - i-v
irrmfr home In llllnrix for burini.
I
• Preperetlbne were being ma«e »•*"]
I terday by the parenu. Mr, aaA M«.l
; Kennrth K. W»il». »»>" came lo
f^iftwSHrt' onir'a J»Bth M« ttt**
.AdaiBa. lU. lo accompany the bodlee
\-vt weir only ehlldren. who were trap-
ped In the hoiKf »i 1047 Dovigtn* avr- ^
j nue when It wan levoured br flamea •
Pi- Miiiri'\ '■ H'"Mi- f".rr"-ii» ■niinn
i.'l >'l«'r. HffUir'l \' ••Tr-T-il.1v Ili.A nO lll-i
qiirM m-fMilrt br Ji'lrt 'n ilif two,
f»i--»«h«. i«I'«r '-f iiM Fit Clwrt W. ft
rt:i<- hMCI r"uipl»-'"l •'•> Huff tijislioi'.
Ill »h» litP.
ChU'f Ptirf" •.■•ir! Mirrr *!i% nr> «1oiihr
hMi thnt the flr» »a» csM«rd br an
o' *•: V.r". * • ' I ; • !.' ;■ ■ ' ' ' ' » ^ r b,^r ' r
w; :. Iir rlso i-'>:ni«r! ot,-, ti;.'''. thrii
wa« no plRKt«r in the entire houae.
%r jlibrr T ' • f i. •«-«Trr_T
Mm 8. c; Crci« ^fxt rtoor ncijihbo.
n-ho rtl«fovere<l me (ire and turned in
(he alarm. »xi<l inc Ilamr;i had gainrt
much hedrtwur •vh'-n «hf f".r«t f11.«ro\
erert Ihe !lre anc 'r..ii Mir .-ir:>l n. :
. '- hrr)ken out the rear «lndoi«a of the
h'-:T>e.
— /,<a4<rr Mtatf Phol:
Tlie.-ve piclures ahow how Phillip
iand Jack WeUa. It and 7-ytttr-oI4
' eons of Mr and Mre. Kenneth X.-
iWcUa. IMI North HmirtH '^V«Wtt
' ning tn the Ttre thai dw^^dtSel?
iioui*. I'l'i-ti i'icliirf •hown rfur
pictur* ihowa (wo plaj-maitaa <tt tl»«
! Tlctlma pointing out Juat where their "
little frlrnrt* »rrr alrcpinc on a
niallrr>j whrti thr firr broke out.
They are John Dumam. 1881
BoonvlUf avenue, and Wilbur Oard-
r.r-T IPII N"<r"' nAM;;l:\t nvrniie.
nm
Qull« ail intrrrsiiiig siory to ilir
Sprlnsfieldians of a Jater dty comM
om of Oklahomn Cily. Il concerns
the sons of the late U. A. R&iiiscy.
Walter R. and W. E. Ramsey, presi-
dent and vice president, respocllvc-
ly. Biid piUKlp.iI .slr>tklioldiis nf
U«nui€y Petroleum corporation, lia\c
just made the fourth oil sale for
more than a million dollars. Since
December. 1928, they have completed
four bl( deals totalloB about 10 mil-
lion dollars.
The Ramscys have spent the last
IS vrars In oil. eiilerlne the bii.«;|- I
ness from banking In Ardmore and
OslneaTllle. Texas. They made |ood
as banktrs.
The RaniMTn prelff {o play an
area brfure llic fir&l ilfikc l^ made.
They have (ollbWed "this rule and
lind II pruliuiljlc lij scU out early
or while the pool 4s-t>clng developed
Mld-Kan«a5 ' OU and Uas com-
pany, siibsldjaf-y. of Olilo Oil com-
pany. h.i3 gLvcii . llwni . more than
five million dollars In cash and
promises to give Uiem three nillllun
dollars In oil to be produced from
lands It hat) bought of the brothers.
The Mid-Kansas bought a 291-
acre lease from them early In the
year, and the Fortson lease. In the
wc*t half of the northeast quarter
of section i;i-Il-3»-. north of the
dl.scovery I6n acres m the Okla-
homa City field has already proven
that the Mid-Kansas made a good
buy. It cost around two million
rtollai -
The R«nl.•^y^ ha\e not qi.n, bill
Still have 30,000 arreK of leasee In
the Uklahoiiia City area, and W. R.
Ramsey forecasts the opening of new
oU pools In the future on the Ram-
■ey acreate.
• • •
W. R. RaiiiMy was In Springfield
about two mmths ago and called
on many of his old time friends. He
said ba was dolnv very wail in Okla-
hooDa and ' was Intcraatad la aoBo^
legal control of oil In order to con-
serve It and to steady the price.
6. A. R»m8e>."falher of the two
iQung mtb. vM fbr y«u« a b\mt-(
ness man on Commercial street but
dM not nuikt • iMte fottune. The
boys " were given fatherly rare, a
good eduoation but had to make
their way In bualncaa which ttoey
hay* men tban doiM. Q.A.Ramwy
was abotrt a quarter of a century
ago secretary of the Springfield
club, which has Mnce pa^«ed nut ol
cxibtriicc.
While here this sutmmer young
Mr. Ramsey told of meeting Henry
L. Doherty In San rrancUco. Ml-
I Doherty was In a hotel and ex- :
eluded visitors on the doctors '
orders only recently having be^ii '
: relea.sed Irom a hoopital. I'lic i
(Inrtoi pidlr.strd ulirn Mr Itiiliiti'>
I was admitted. Mr. IUini.<iry .^aid
Uuiitny was gieatly uilcresicU in ,
I the Ozarks and Sprtngfield and I
■ ii.'-krd many gur.sllon.'; nboiil iIilv
%rclioii
• • • ■ '
ISPRINGFIELO VISITOR
DIES IN AUTO CRASH
Mn. Albert Udnn'ki. «ho hn^
kptat many Kummem near Lton
OrMk. lAo.. ta her miumrr home.
In Ktn^as C.u h>»da\. artoidinc to
word recei\ei.i u;. her friends here
Mn. I«d<liv>)cl and hn huNband
'ttvaed tlM MUwmukee LKluates^rn
company of Kan^a^ C-tv. Tliey had
iqBirimrvmrnfiP camdeo]
btUlt their j
IwoM rnhd. tpent mnch time.'
•T. Tomj
BpUftn. U plant torctaum of the'
^Mtt City DMry to«rc. * !
Mrs. laddnskl «aa tn Bprtngfleld;
aWut three week* ago with Mr». '
J^al Vchltnc oX Kaivm» Ctt.v. who
county, and with Mrs. Oeorge
Brovn. 18->rnr-old girl who was
> ton fim vuit to a cttj .
£TnBi*^T,Tiiiri';^rm^SH;^
STRAFFORD MAN^S^Wig-
Mn. Katy Tboraon !• named ei»
.ectitrlk of the esUte of Theodore
Tlior^n. Strafford ni^rchsnt and tice
'pi.M.lrn't of the Bonk of Btrofford in
lUg vUl «»»«d today in j^ttau court ■
here. ■■• ..' "!
Th» e«tat» Inrl'idea bank »»ock and |
other securUiea val'ied ai •i.'i.mw hikj
(the tamlly home at atiaffotd. AU
property, both real and perjwnal, la
Iffi to' the widow during her life-
ume, afur which eiOOO \rV> be paid
to W. P. Thorson, stepson, and the
iwnaiader dlrtded eqiuUy httwen^ A.
T Th'>r~)n. «on. onrt M" Anno M'-
irtaurhtere. *
nH3
MMRS A. SUIB^B . ., ^
af jamn A. «hWd*. 1«.*Vlw
.4i«4^A^ JU» bom* »l aMl K«itoU »V(
■t noon eanday. »»■ Uken to H«rt»«Ue.
Mo., tht» moruing lor fun«r»l MnrlcM
»nd burial. Mr. Shields Is lurvlvrd by Ml
wlfr and two sons, Ctiil and L««is Shields
j nf Hpriiicflrld. J. W. Kllogner has cbMgt
of tunetal arrangtmenU.
WILLIAmTd. MIRRAY
' Pkllbfarrrii f'or ll;r funeral ol WllllaiD
T> Miirr.iv Sifi.dnv af!ir;i(vo;i at llif ll< i
itinn If lohmrjT IiiiifrMl ••/inc. »'r«
, Clarence Conluii. CUnrlrs Mc(irrRor. Wil-
liam Bcbalfniuel. Ben McDonald. Al
'Gottfried and Al Roumrrr W>ninn
MoKn banc. iirromliBii:""?! bi tl'' pluno h>
I inenn 8tainba«li. The Rev, wauani H.
iManiWaW anlT^br." C.~ H Brkaga oHi-
ciaud. and burial took place la itopM
Park catnetarr. Mr. Morray. wn« «m
vtc* prMldaot of tbo BprlngtMA 0tm
eotnpany. In atirrlrrd by hlo wife and
i«o da'ufburt. lAtt. Marguentc MIctiola
and Mra. Helan Bradlay. aD4 br •
brother, Elton B. Murray of Sprlnaflcld.
Harry Murray, a brotber. »ttM4M tlW
tWMral (nm ttlo^ HUL |€».. Mt Mmv*-«
third brotnar, wat unaitle to tOme from
bu homa at Travacaa OUy; UUH.
ALINE CMOAIK % ''
Funeral services lor Aline Clioate, 3*''
I vrar-old dau«hlf r n| Mr nod Mri. W. B
! Cl-.imle. »2« (1nrIl"lo hvriiue. who died
Sunday muriiiiiii. «rrt held IhlanMrolOg
al II o'eteck In thair homa. Bawi ar»a
al Iba Brtek Church cemetery itorthvaat
of SprtofftaM. undar iha OtraMtoa •! ttao
Thiena UodarUUng compaay.
FRANK S. WOOD
Frank 8. Wood. SI. died todav al bU
homa one mlla wrat of Strafford. Ha ts
survived by hu wife and three »on» and
•'•.T^^ d.Tug!.'.< . 1. *il of oitaltorQ liify
are Oren. Frank, and Ralph Wood and
Mm. Mnry Brown, and Eva aiid Marr
Wuud. runernl arraii|{rinents are in charge
, o( J. W. XlhigDer.
'tage Announce
An informal home roarrlaee ce
arn ixrairr
Punaral aarrioaa arara t>«ld al BUtfMTs
rtaadty at 10 e'olacJt tbia moraine fOr
an. (nfant daughtar of Mr. and Mra. Laatai
Appa, who died Suiulay avatdnc to a haa>
pttal here. tntcnn«nt foUovad ta ^
Lawn cemetery.
when M!"-* >fnr'-'"!!:'. V.'.ilrrrhojsc
l^fliter of Mr. and Mra. Scott B.
WalterhouM, 607 £a«t Elm atreet. b«>.
cjun« the bride of Mr. James Mc«
Claln ChalmiPra. eon of Mr. James H.
<^hn.'mrr«, lP.=Sf> Nor;!', tjr.iii'. nitliuc.
The alDRle ring ceremony waa rea<)
by' the Reverend Mr. Ed-.vln W. Arm-
atrong In the preaenoe of only a few
intimate friends and relatlvea of the
young couple.
Mr. and Mra. Cbalmera will make
their future home here at 608 East
I
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 29, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Floyd Clarkson died.**
Page 2: The will of Theodore Thorson was filed for probate.**
Page 14: James A. Green died.**
Frank B. Wood died.**
Aline Choate died.**
Phillip and Jack Wells died.**
DEATHS
I JAMES A. r.RF.FN
I Jamea A Oreen. 35. an electrician for
tha Springfield Oaa and Electric compi>nv.
I died nhorllv after « o'rlocic !a nlcht
at hix home. 989 Ea.st Pacific Mrrri. fol-
, lom-ing an lllneaa of about a month. He
I la survived bv his wife, hia parent*. Mr
• and Mr.« Ben O'een of PoBer.'x ille. two
I .M.Mera and one brother. Funeral arrange-
1 menta are Incomplete but the body la Iw- '
'i Ing prepared for burial hy the J. W.
; Kllngner Undertaking company. j
rHil.t.ir Avn jack wei.i.s
The bodle* of Phillip and Jack
who w#re burned to death Saturday
when the home of their P«r^n';
and Mra. Kenneth E Weiu. at J04J
no'llla« avep'ie »«' rte^frnyed hv
were nent al 12 ^t"^ o ^lock laiit night
the Starne moriuarv to their former
in nilnoU for burial. The parenti
eompanlfd the hodie. ^
Well.«.
mcht
Mr
North
fire.
from
home
ac-
FRANK S. WOOn
Funeral •rrvlces for Frank 8 Wood.,
58. who died yeaterday at hU home one ,
mile ae!.t of Strafford, will be held at
3 oclork thin afternoon In the Danforth
rhurrh eishi miles e»«t of Springfield
Burial alll be in Danforth cemetery un- ■
der direction of the J W Kllngner Un-
dertaklnit ronipanv Mr Wood is sur-
M\ed hv hl« »ife and three sons and three
'If.^ift-Tj Oil "f Ptrsiflor'l. B« !o;io««
Orrn Frank and Ralph Wood and Mri .
Mary Broan and Eva and Mary Wood. I
AI.INE CHOATE
Funeral icrvices for Aline Choate. two- ]
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mra. w. B
ChOate. 926 Garfield avenue, who dlefl
Sundbv nicrr.i..R. *rre held vcierdav
morning at the home Interment a-aa in
Brirk Church cemeterv. northwest oi
Bprlnffleld. under direction of the Thiem-
Undertaking compan\.
nm
RESULTS II* DEATH
7
ton, whfre he wii§ Riven emrrKenry
treatment by Dr. yi. R. Riley. He
then wu brouRhtrrto SprlDRfleld In
K Biirker iind Wheeler limbulance.
FilTo l)li\«.l( IHIM (ilcl ^^^rvtll;n^
poMlble to lilt Mr. Clarkson in hit ,
(iRht (or life, but feared from the '
flFRt that hia Injurlea were too severe '
to allow him more than a very "
alender cbanca of aurviying.
I
♦-
ll.tS FIVF. CiilLDREN
j Fracture of Skull Received in
Crash at Emmet, Mo., Re-
sults Fatally for Floyd
Clarkson
A aeTere fracture of the akiitl auf-
"• (ered at B:50 o clock yenterday
momin(( at Emmet. Mo. when a
Priaco loral train. No. 143. and tb«
milk truck h« vaa drlrlng collided,
caused th« death of Floyd Clarkaoo.
40. Lawrenrebiint dairyman, at 7:S5
o'clock laat nieht in St. John'a taoa-
pltal. Thr entire top of hi* Itead
cniahed. Mr. Clarkaon had been un>
ronsrinua fine* the grade cTtMalag
coUltlon.
I A light ram waa falllns at the
'time of the accident. arcordInK to
I a report recfived at the general
office biilldinc here h» Claud* P
King. aaaUtant in the cerrr^i man-
after, and It waa thought probable
that Mr. Clarkson'* Tialen waa ob-
acured by the moisture on his wlnd-
ableld.
-♦I
Tha body waa taken In charge bv '
the Barker and Wheeler Undertaking |
company of Everton. ' but funeral :
arrangementa h«rt not been completed '
laat nlsht. Mr. Clarkson Is survived
by hla wif* and live children.
Clarkson was said to have been
drlvlns to Springfield with milk thn:
■hered fromi farmera in'
the reelon where the accident occur- ;
red. Trainmen said ihey had seen
tha truck approaching but thought it
had atopped at the grade croaslng.
9?BJfi
TAKEN TO EVERTON
FORD MERCHANT
LEAVES ESTATE TO WIFE
the bulk of the e«ut« of Theodore
Thoraon. Strafford merchant and vice
president of the Bank of Strafford,
who died recently, waa bequeathed to
hU widow, Mra. Katy Thoraon.
Til* eatata Indudea bank atocft and
otbir MOtiriUes Tklued at •lO.OOO and
tat famUy home at Strafford. AU
,pro^ty, Ineludloc real and peraonal,
ni left to the widow during her life
time, after which $1000 la to be paid
to W. P. Thoraon. atepson. and the
to be dlTlded equally
son. Mrs. EMher
Sweeney.
Thoraon was named
'tbe«estat«.
The tr\ick he ««« dr!-lne wa«
thrown from the pa;b of :.-ie train. |
«hlrh »ss hrsrirri esst The trsin
crew picked up the injured man and
took bim back aeveral milea to Ever- .
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1929-LEADER
Page 3: Mrs. Laura Davis died.**
Page 12: James A. Green died.**
FranitS. Wood died.**
Mrs. Antoinette Peck died.**
Page 16: James Bums died.**
DEATHS
lAMIS t. f.RH.V
Funeral .%ervicea /or James A tincn. Z'^.
an et<«trieian for the Sprlnalield Hat and j
Electric company, who died Monday e. e-
nlng at t«M hnnie. 9*9 Ea>( Pacific 'Ir-'r.
win t>« held Wadneaday afternoon at 3 30
at lh»> Ifotilevard Baptist church The
Reierriitl N. tl. Rrl^low «lll pri si ii llir
aerTlcr. He la survWen t»y hla wile, hla
paienu. Mr. and Mra. Ben Urean, of Rog-
•vtftUe, twA ataters and »iia brother. Ar-
rangements are In the charge of Klingnrr
UtMieruklnf eompaHy, «ad burial wilt tK
IB OratnlAwb eeaMtery.- .
MRX ANTOINrm rccR I
, Mrs Antoinette Peck. <0, wife of Prof i
Einmett Peck ul Iht TloUa dcpailmrnt at
Soathweat — 64«t* Teachers coUege. died
this morning at 3:30 o'clock li> her home
at M71 Fs>t rim f.trert fnllnitlnr « n'lfri
lllntik ««.* of »li<irl rtiiralinii. ar^d iitf. -
lege Oamea Mad aciut id the Chrl.sliaii i
SeleBCe chureb. Professor and Mrs. Peck j
teve VMd In Springfield for a llttia over |
• ywr, eetntng here from Chicago. Her j
iJDtiaese w— -of ehort duration, and pliy i
nciana diagnosed the cause of her death I
aa pneumonia and heart trouble Funeral :
aervleea will be held Wednesday mornlns i
•t 1«:M at the Alma Lehmeyer funeral |
chapel, and the body will he "hipped to
Kansas City. She Is surrlved by her {
l^sband and one brother, fiaxtfr Bast
V^ro pi Btrniogbam. AU. 1
HHS
. JUKM BCKN8
W—Ttr" «¥fniir
tt II in -ihl»-
&«r^»Mr JtOt 0«inpb«U Undrrukmf <
rSmMav U In charf*. H» «• •urvi»«l by
tw« <UL>tKbt<r(. Mr*. M*l>rl Kiovti ft
C«r»«««r>n«l Uri. M. D«m» of Nev»<U:
t«e alcMrL ><»■ Marxu«rit« TMm«« Nnd
SrvdMra. AlkMt RMd of Lamar. Mo..
■n^^Bkr Bvnn at Um bMn« ailalrnt^. antf
trrtm trmiMletiUdran. Tb« tiinrral «rr-
.|fr» rin ^• ««<!'' t'" *u«t>l<** o: Tr-Jth
l<x1i» 1«». 1«r A. r. and A. M.
'>^iltt^*'t*wi?rOa^to/^.t of •!
I
MJU. LAIULA DAT18
1
__ ))fliVv..
•v«lMM, dM SlUHlAy •viQUBf at Ute
BprintAaM elinfe. Pai
Inir company.
infe. Paii«r*l ■mnftmaftU
W. tool burlAl wia_ba imtf«r
fKANK H. WOOD
Kunrral M-rvlrfs for Ktiirik P Wnoi!
M, wb« dtad Monday al hi* home one
«nfl« trwit «t •tratfortf. war* h«ld thU
aftarnoon al I o'clock at Danforth church,
attht mllM taal of Sprlntflrld. Intrr-
rncnt took place In the Danlorth crmr-
iary Ui charaa of J. W. Klliignrr. Mr.
Weiod li larVlvad by hi* aifr. ard three
aoiu and three daughters.
L.5
Dairvnian Expires
Of Hurts Suffered
In Crossing Crash
' Fniicrnl Hri HnK<'>ti'^ii**« liri\r nnl
b««u cotuplctcd lor riojrtl Olarkaoa, |
40, Lawranoatntra <t»l<yii>an who dUd I
at St. John« hoapltal at 7:35 o'ohwk |
' Im.-i iiUlii ''f " tun mn iv( iiir •Lull
: Ktiirercd M 8 oO o'l luck >fi<(rrdB)
! momlni; when k, Prtm.-.^ lor«I tmln. I
[htt mLi ShMlvNI. 6tarkaeM itadTawf
(Iiiroiifl'iiM "inre Ihr rolll«loii.
Th« J. W. MorrU UndrrUiking roni-
p«tar of MUlar, Ma, haa ebana of th«
bedjr and It ia thoufht Utat burial
aartlcaa will be conducted tomorrow
anamoon at Jobn'< Obapel Juat aoutb
of At>h Orove.
^■40taMtMtt to a raport Mootvaa at
4ta taBtnJ ofaoa ot tba Friaeo tiara
by tJlatule P. King, asalatant to tba
i:<-nrr«l nmiiBKir, i\ lipht r«ln «b«
lt\\\ue n< lite iirnr of Hir «< rlrtr; I
.ITBMtninli tiakin
rain on hla wtndahleld.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
James Lester drowned.**
A daughter Joan Sosamon Swarthout was born October 26 to Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Swarthout of 575 East Walnut street.
Page 2: Mrs. Antoinette Pecic died.**
James A. Green died.**
Richard M. James died.**
Page?: William E. Hartley died.**
James Burns died.**
Mrs. Laura Davis died.**
DEATHS
MRS. ANTOINETTE PECK
Fiinrrnl spr^l-^s for Mr' Ar'o!nft*»
l'«'rk. 40, wile ol I'lol. tmmelt Perk of
(he Molln department of Bouthwett State
Teachers colhge. will be held Wednesday
I mornlnK at 10:30 o'clock at the Alma
Lohmeyer funeral home and the body will
I be sent to Kansas City. Mr«. Peck and
i her husband hare lived In Sprincfleld a
MlOf morf thnn a rrnr. coming hrrp
from Chlcapo. Her death, which occurred
at 3:30 o'clocic Tuesday morning, was
thouKht to have been the result of pncu>
raonia and heart trouble. She la sur-
\l\Trt by her hu.^band and one brother.
Baxter Eastburn of BIrmlnfthara. Ala.
JAMES A. GREEN
Funeral servicea for James A. Ore#n.
25. an electrician for the Oas and EI»rtrlr
romoany, who died Monday evcn;nK ai
his home. 9M East Pacific street, will be .
held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the j
Boulevard Baptist church. He is ;ur- !
vivpd bv h\n wife. y\is parents. Mr and '
Mrs. Ben Oreen. of RoKcrsvllle, two sistera
and one brother. Burial will be held In
Oreenlawn cemetery under direction of
J. W. Khngner.
RICHARD M. JAHt*
Richard M. James. 83. of Colorado
Springs. Colo., died at 7:30 o'clock last j
niRht In a Springfield hoyp'.fal follow.na '
a three months illness from h'^art dl.»-
ease. He was an uncle to Or. Joseph D. I
James of this citv The bodv ;« beir.e
;--';:.;-fd t;: ^iraV iy :..: ::: .:i.; -
irndertaking conipany arid w:'.l be .«er;
today to Darlington. Mo., for funeral '
services and burial. Mr. James la sur-
vived by one buither. Albert James, and
one sister. Mrs. Catherine Rou,<;e. both of
Darlington, and aeveral nepbewa ard
nieces.
MRS. LACRA DATIM \
Punaral senlcea tbr Un. UurA^
Oaf It, as, who died 8aadar at th«
o'clock Tlitindajr tnartoon la tba
CtmpteU'fanaral'cliaflU, th« B«v-
nmaU. 8./8mltli off^tta*. Bttrial
will b« In LlDcoUi Memorial cematery
iMt
iHONOR THREE
OZARKS SOLDIERS
DRMR LOSES UFE'
l^pBC Ourks reston tamlalieil more
7 than lU pToportlon«t« ihtre of
World war heroes, according to * re-
iport iMUtd . on the congressional
Tttidito of honor-awarded lor bravery
L«ad.couxK«ou« deed!.
'^=*^^-^' — - oo the basU of-lta
the ratio of It* population »<> f •* «« I
the entire United Et.tea. had more
than li» »h«re o( heroes.
1 o" the 80 award* of the congr.*-
' .-^.i medal of honor. 63 were made
; To HvinTSe o^;. and M to tho«i who
> «rSlr uvea to their countn; W
iST Utter, one u «»• .Ualnown
There are. therefQT*- oply
Efforts to Revive James Les-
ter Unsuccessful; Pair En-
route to Cotton Fields in
Arkansas
Soldier
m nr»ine» '^n
Of the medal of honor men were born
in Mlaaourt. thrf^e of them m the
Onrka region. .»..rH»rt
; The Otarklani who were awarded
medala were: ^_
Private Charlen D. Barger. Company
U SSitb Infantry., 80th Dlvlalon.
bom In Mount Vernon.
Corp. Harold 1.. Turner. Company
F. 143d Infantry. 89th Division, born
In Aurora.
Srrct M W»lc1o Hutl^r. CompKny
r. i;.<.;l. IiiUir.r;.. Pn'.h I)iM«ion.
\M^r'' '.r. nnlnnr
Tlie Other MlMtouriana to whom
medal* were given were:
Private John L. Barkley. Company
K. 4th Infantry. 8d Dlviaion. bom in
Blalratown.
Sergt. Michael B. Ellla. Company
C. 28th Infantry, S9th Division, bom
In St. LouiF.
i Sergt. Arthur J. Forreat. Company
; n rt.S4'h Irfan'rj-. Wh Division
born in St. Louu.
Private Jeaee N. Punk. Company
j L. 354th Infantry. Mth Dlviaion. bom
j In Mew Hampton.
I Capuin Alexander Skinner. 188th
I Infantry, 35th Division, bom la St.
Loula.
I ■ :
I^OKlng control of hU BUtomob'.l? at
a terry landlnR on White river near |
Newport In the Ark«n«ss Ozark* yes-
terday cost the life of Jamea Lester. ,
.5fl, who w(u« drowned uhen the
mnrhlne plunged Into the water. The ,
man had been In the river 7"^ min'itp*
when he snd the automobile were
ptilled out together snd efforts to re-
vive him were futile. •
Mr I,ei:ti»r. who«e home »«» st Vsn-
drrroon. Tnlk covin'v. srr-^mpanled
by F F. Lsmlvrt. seed 54. arrived at '
the Newport Jrriy at noon. drlv.riK
an old Ford sedan. They were on j
their way to Psrseotild to pick cotton, i
When the ferry landed on the east j
of
the'
side of the river, two cars ahead
the Lester machine stalled on
.■^teep. slippery embankment and stop-
prd Mr LrFter brought his car to a
Mop Bboui 30 feel from the boat, and ,
I Mr. Lnmbrrt not o<it to punh. Mr. Les- :
irr loM ronirol of the car snd it
bi.<krrt BKsinst the upper rallin? of
ihf foal and tnrncd over Into the
. i\ tT.
IM.UKH K l> t ^f.l*
A bum rq\il|>|>''i; v. uli
Ml.^'ourl VsUey Bridce
(Irrrirk
loprrstrd by the
■ nurt If"" ro;iipnnv
vriir iiiHl .ni..rr<;-(l ir. ..;•.;; ' -^f- '"■^'
l<-.<;trr still ws« In th^
n»« hroujhf tn the
MARRIAOB LICENSFS
I to ihe h.ink.
'rnr A pulmotor
, s.rnr niul several minutes »rre -pn.:
' puMinm.: ox\crn ■■■■•^ -he ;■,;:■.;<
Th» h.^dv 1' SI « Nrwport nnrirr-
inkinc pnrlor. pcnrtln? srtvire from
' rclsti\e«
lRml>rrt «nlri I r<Tr hsd b'"'-. nisr-
rled but .sepnrated from hl« w.!e four
— - One
Don Oarrlaon. 31, Mabel Copeland. „ • ^ .w, uy,. m Texas on«
'V..^:JL''' «PL'!!»":l'!= ••?«* ^-P!' ! ' ^^rir^n'^Se'^nsv^'llnnTbert ..:H
Otradovee, at. and Lena Wtlaon, both
of Bolivar.
nnn
on Is
There w»s not
inc to iclcnllfy rrlatnc except s
hetier from a woman at Fort Worth, i
Texas lnmbrrt sftld she l.s a fr-.crrt
[of Lester, and will be able to tell
'abotit his famllv connections
' Lambert s.iirt tr«tFr hsd '..^fd '■"
Polk rountv ^versl years tr.d ««• «
, tenant farmer there.
JAMES BVRSt
JtmM Bum*, ea. died •! hU bom*.
MS North We»T« •tenue, at • tO
©clock yMUrday morning. run««>
»iT«nB«nenu hura not b#«n com-
pleted but th« Campbell Undertaking
company U In ehante. He U ttinrlTed
bT two danghter.. Mr.. Mabel Brown
of Carthage and Mr.. M. DarU of .
NrvnrtR-. two .!.•»" M-. M,-r.......
Thoma. and Mr.. Allre lUrd of the
home addrerm: two brotnera. Albert
need of Lamar, and Jake Bum* at
Ihe home addreaa. and ae.en grand-
ehlldren. Funeral eerrlcee wiU b*
uadMStb* aatplo^ ot T*aUi lod«,
NO. 151, A. r and A. M.
•i
^siSblDE IN MILWAUKEET
^nOLWAOKEB. WIS, Oct. 39— <AP) ,
—William E. Hartley. 17. department
superintendent of tbe Milwaukee
Ohemleat company, formerly of
Oerthocr. Mo., wait found deed to
1 bU garage.
The door« of the garage were
found tied shut. He had started the
motor ot his ear and • laid down
beneath It. T^im messsges. ooe to lito
parent.. Mr. Ind Urs. W. L. Hartley.
C.rthnge. and one. s will, were found
ne»rbv.
The will left SMOO In stocks to bis
rC| «!■'••' niothrrlnlaw. Mrs. W. I..
Pe4ciiti-<. M'laaukre. No motive for
xt.e siikK'.o \% known. [
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: Marriage license: Efton Wilhite, 25, of Springfield and Miss Ruby Edwards,
16, ofMarshfield.
Page 3: The Burkhead estate was divided.**
Page 8: Mrs. Antoinette Peck died.**
Richard M. James died.**
James A. Green died.**
A IrnL^enelosei-h Poschel was bom October 26 to Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Poschel,
1833 South Jefferson avenue.
Page 14: Mrs. Laura Davis died.**
rNED ji
MOtbRIST IS DROWNED
AT'WHITE RIVE»? FERRY
folk county, vas -drowned yesterday I
^eai'Ji* lost Aontiol of lit* sutocno- '
Jpi^m St a fen^ landltig on WDlte rtver
>ei^ Newport In tba-ArttsBSM Ossrks.
Tbe mjichlns plunged Into the wiit«r
t rnrt Tie Tnirt ywm tn^rtie rtrrr a* nrtn-
vtPA »-hrn he and tbe autosnoblls
were ptUled out together. Efforts to
rerlrs htm xvsre fuUls.
Mr. L«ster, sceompanlsd by T. T.
Ijimbert, M. mrrlTefi at «1m Kekport
ferry Bt noon, driving an old Pbrd
'. srrian. When the ferry Unded on the
it-j;i »lde of the rlvtr two car. ahead
ioC tbo Uwtsr^ntscbins suUMl on. Um
rsUMMnriicBk %»*(» i«d nf ^^ --
ii..iiuiiig p'.atrorm of ti^e f
Lester brooRbt bis oar to » s«o^
3d feet from tbs boat and Mr. taa^
bert got out to pti.<ih. Mf. Ijsster tost
r.rvrol of tlir (ar nnrt ;t h«rlc»<1 <1o»ti
• ' .■ iTiiH:i:.it..-,riif. tv.r.-i'i-jh tlir ryU-
: ■■■ • ii'l Uirrrf! i»< rr :i '<> •: - r.-r.
MR**. t..^« R* PA VIS
diert St her home si 610 Bunion
bf Uciri TlnirMlnv .•••••rro -i
„. • u.l.rk lit Mir (-diiM'tx-ll funrral home.
(„:;owfU h> iMtcii.M.it in i,iiH-..:ii Ml' !'■
oi.al rrnirtrrv Thr Reverend M. »
1 .Smith *1M offlrlatr
2S. who
llVfliUf. *lll
wr.
WBiL iNTAirr ^
AUso J. WeU, X-yesr-oM eon or Mr.
snd Mrs. Kdwsr^ Well. 1310 Cast Wslnut.
who moved (o Springfield recently from
Joplln. died tbii momlnc st 10:30 follow-
I IPC a short innet. of t»reu!nonls. The
1 cliild U iurTlved by hU oattntt and one
' older brother. Edward. Jr. Kuneral ar-
, rangrmprits are Incomplet* but lh«y win
; bf In the charge of Hetmau Lohmeyer
funeral botne.
I
GRAMTS MAWS REQUEST
FOR SALE OF PROPERTY
I Partition auli of T. L. Dom si;ainat '
' heirs of the Burkhead euate. aeekini !
I asle of M acres of land aix mlleM |
w«iith«-r<i of Fitrlnadeld nrar Bf«t»le- I
field, was Kmiitrd by Judue John '
ia4HBiBak la division on* of circuit
' o'jri todny and the aherUt ordere^t :
' 'n r»r«v-eed wUh the aate of the prop- ,
S:.* T»s» h*"-!!"!)' (oil'iwliic Ihr
draih oC Mr.s \\-\t\ Hiirk iirirj r><».».
r>n» of thf five hrir« of thr proper'..
lo<ir year* ago. Plalnilff* In the ami. I
I alone with T. I,. Doea. hiirband of !
V'... f^...v^r^,* f>r>*\ urT.* JlT rti:l-
rtren. WiHinni. l.ijr>. C'laiirK'. Anmi
! Hsrechel and Bonnie Dona, and Jeaa-.e j
Lrr and ri«v C nillarrt. '
J ' rvf»nd»nt» III the adioii »fr» ^
j Clars and Marlon Philllpe. Lrr. Kallle.
{ Grant, and Oltle Bnrkhmd. Hattle and
' i"wpb Moor» M\ril» Woo*1». Marv F.
Hamp'on and Herbert, l.iilher. Kva,
Orover snd Jeaaie Bnrkheatt
F
nH8
_ >««. ANTiowrmi rtcM.
Ffck who «HM parlir TuMdiy momlna
»tr« bald ttt, ih« Aim* Lch.ir.tfrr funera
wm be i»k'n to Ksn«a« City Ipr cretnii'
Uoir Mr» Prrk U »urvlved b/ hfr huj-
b*Dd. Prof. Kmmell Peck. he«^ of the
rlolln dvpartfneat at BUl« Ttaihtri eoj-
M|f>. Tliay h»d Ur«d in 8prlu«aci4l about
» y»«r. cominc hem " frftm <3Kle««o. A
brouter Baxter Eaatburo. of %miin«ham.
AU.. Ako (unrtraa. "^
MCHARO M. JAJCKH I
The body of Richard M. Jamei. K. of
Oolorado Sprlofa, Coto.. who died m a ho«-
jMUI b«r« Tueaday aTrnlnc follovinc a
thre«-inontbi' fUneaa. wUl '_ •-•- - • '
Darlington. Mo , lor fuoeral services ond
burUL Mr. Jama* waa an uncle of Or
Joaeph D. James of Bprlntfled A brother
Albert Jamtj. and a •Utfr, Mri Cath. rlr.e
Rouae. both of Darllftf ton. aUo survive, to-
telher with aeveral other naphawa and
nieces. J. W Klln»ner haa charfe of ar-
rangifmentf.
SAME* A. GKnW
'"n"*! fwnc.a /or Jainta A. Oraen «.
rw;pM ■iMtrlelaA who dl«l M«day";
tit. !k'* •J'«"°»on 't the BoulFTar<j Bap.
ii" «*A'fi- '<»>i;*«I by Interment fn
gf*«n L«wn ttntftf m cb*na of j w
f, and two atatera aurrlve.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Efton Wiihite, 25, and Ruby Edwards, 16, both of
Springfield.
A son Rodney Julian Slawson was bom yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Slawson,
408 East Walnut street.
W. Y. McLemore died.**
Page 7: Mrs. Marie Pieffer died.** [Funeral home says Pheiffer; telephone book says
Peiffer; tombstone says Peiffer]
Page 8: Juanitia Mikkelsen died.**
Allan J. Weil died.**
Dennis Heacock died.**
Evcrton Plort^r. . *^
• Merchant, Sasker,
DEATHS
jcvxRtpir. Mbi. Oe^ n^w. T. ]
tcnort. 77. rie^ .pcHtdcsft of
bcra Mfty* tonQpl^ SaQMl^f SB t^
Uck ot pamlyaia.
Mr. McLaoaon. viko «u bora «a&'
reared tn Dad* eooBtr. «4> •ettr* ta
etvle %m^ ttkmxt cOUa. H» '
iMMfA AM id tt* vMIGifV
Of tl^ Metl«aaf tte
•■ H* Is M|iwl(M by (M
McHmof «r *«»»»« pv
COM an4 Boy ' MttjiWiBWi, baUk «e
ETMtop: Bad Oi^iMLcraera of Lo«
AagdM: and tltow dAucfitm. Mtil
0««ay Alkn. of Cmton; kis. romrt
CunptvU. of OktAtMos; ahd Mok
Or«ttA SJAvUiu. «f SV Loula. Mn.
UctoBort' dlejl about seven
ruscnl Amagcmenta ua
pl«t«. but probably wi!t be bald tea
Vxnorrow-. Burial wiu ba inada ta
Stnklnte Creek cemetery near tab*
Tisder dtrcctloo Barker and Wtaetier
ftmeral home..
'\H'\
hVw^SSSV-- ^°- •I!**' •' • o'clock vester- i
pay erentrf in • Bpnnefielrt ho^pit.i <«'. !
»l*lSf-- lingering lUnt.sv Tlie bodv ».,i
&SS^-5i^«l»-**.'",i^' KJJngner Undtr-
fT^Lf^"!:"' .1? NIangua. The child
**"5"tr' ^^1 ■"•> Mrs CharW ferrier
auid Ur, aad Mrs. C. r. M.,;..c;fcn
_ AILAN J. BEIL
^rtneral aervireg for Allan J Wril nn»--
?5ff*2J5L**5.*.' *"• ""'l Mr*. Edward Wri'.
??!• S'*i Walnut street, who moved here
rceently from Joplln. win be held at 10.30
2lS***L.tt'*..'*L*>™"*F •' «^' tamlly home.
Tho «lilld died at 10:30 o clock yesterday
momlnt. foUovIng a nhort lUne.ia of pneu-
moola. The child It survived bv the pnr-
raU and one older brother. Edward Jr
BortaX wlU be m the JewUh cemetery
under areetlon of the Herman H. Loh-
mejrer t^acral home.
_ OENTas HEACOCK
, praiU Heaeock. 9l, died at his home.
816 Botlth* arenne. at n «5 ocioclt la.t
mtat, H» »Aa a reteran of the civil
war, iuvllur wrrtd with tha esth Ohio I
♦Olantjer Infantry. Mr. Hescock had
made his home Ip Springfield for 30 veare I
^^^^aitSfr'^T'.'- j^^'-coc^"^?
^^ringtlcld and Jamea U. Heacock of
^i.***?*!* •^ **»•• brothers. Lewis Bea-
S'lj5L*'^5f.°<*» O»»lo. Nathan Heacock
5fiinS?®Su5***' V •** .Cortla Heacock of
AQteBet. Ohio, runeral arrangements are
ivtete but fnterment viu b» In Ha-
(Wnetei^ tinder direction of the
Idiuneyer funeral homa
Springrfield Woman
Pioneer Succumbs
. After Short Illness
Mrs. Marie Plelfer. 86. pioneer
renldent of Springfield, dlfd »t the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Alfred
Schmidt. Springfield, rotjte 5. yes-
terday afternoon following » thort
Mr.«. r.pffT cRme ♦" SPT-'.neflfld
I '^n the flr»t pawenger train which
ran Into Springfield from St. Lotila.
She U ttirvlTed by two •ons. XHve
Pleffer and John Pleffer. both of
Springfield; two daughter*. Mrs.
Schmidt and Mra. Frank Helblg, also
of Springfield: and a brother, Mike
Hoffeld. of Springfield.
Funeral arrangements are Incom-
plete. Burial will be under direction
of Herman H. lohmeyer funeral
home.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1929--LEADER
Page 2: W. Y. McLemore died.**
Dennis Heacocic died.**
Juanitia Milckelsen died.**
Allan J. Weil died.**
A. F. Andrews died.**
Lewis Renfro died.**
Mrs. Marie Peiffer died.**
J. M. Die! died.**
Page 6: C. V. Cunningham died.**
W. T. MifiwBU. r\tt-pi*iU*tii *t tht
•t Cmtan •a4 plonMr m«rch*nt
«t D»*» 9mMf. t*t at hla bam* la Krcr-
loa UU raMardar faUovlnc aa attack of
paxalrua. Mr. McL«moc* bad barn 111 tor
•»^»r«l ••(kt. Mr. McLamore wa« born
la Da4a caaoti and b«i*i> li^::^'.:^.; f
4n taa^a atara M a»»»tao aaao aftar U»«
tavTi waa UM aut Jixt faUowIng tha
baUdlaa nt tba rallrotd threufh I>«<lt
aawiny. UUy >ta traa In Iba har4v«rr
fMf mt SaavtrtM aSMlliMrd aa« vaa
aMtva la «iTl« attain af tha eoauiuDitr.
aa kaAiaaa r«Ur«4 tnm aatiT* vark lor
wraral r**n. Mr. MeL«ner« U mtrrirr^
bj tout loni. riMl.' Mrl.»lTi.l» of Bllllrrt"
Moot.; Ctartoc* Vlcl^mort. uiutatu
caabar o( Iht Bank of Ercrton Rar Mr-
liawi amt Omit UtJjtaof at Brtrton;
aa4 thraa 4a«cbtara. Mrs. 0**«T Allan.
afSrarteai Mra. rarrvat CaspWU of Ok-
labaaia aB4 Mra. Oratta Hankliu at KU
L«al«. Mr*. MelitmoTa died about aarao
r*ari *(o. Punaral Mr*lcr( vlll b« bald
at BT«rK>n with burial In tha Blnklng
Cratk eaa>atai7 near tbcra.
mNNU ■XACOCK
D«nnli Htacork. «l. died at hli bamt,
Jl« Aouth ivenu*. 'Ardn»i<!tT n:fH n'lr-
tfi« tha CItU «•! he Mrrad with ibr «iih
Ohio Tolqntxr lnf«ntr» Ha bad llrad In
Sptinitield JO »r»l- 3jiu;i.< «-» •;.'
wllf. Mi*. MarUva J. Hiacock. I'u iulv
Cbttur T. Htaco<k o{ Bprlnflltld and
JaoiM M. Maaeock af CalUeniU: and tbraa
brotbara. Lawli Baacock of ClaTfUnd.
OhM: Matbaa Haaaock af Praatan. Ohio:
and Curtli Htaoeck of Alllane*. Ohio.
Intarmfnt wlU ba In tha Katlnnal trinr-
tary in cbargt ot tht Alma Lohmtjcr >u-
oaral bomt.
lOANITU MOXMUVt
JuanlUa Mlkkalaan. l-yaar-eld daofhtar
at Mr. and Mra. Hcrahel Mikkalata ct
Ktanfva, Mo . dlad Wadoaadar rrtninir in
• haapltal hara aftaf • lenf U!n»iv Br-
ddaa llM paraata. a hrothar Jame* and
a flatar Jaalaa. nrrtTa, witb tha iraod-
KraoU. Mr. and Mra. Obarlaa farrlrr »nd
'. ao^ Mra. O. r. Mlkkalran. Tha bod*
wUl ba takan t» Nlanaua bjr tha J. W.
nofnar and aonpaay far tanar*! aanlea
•M kufkat
AULAN t. WUI>
Fmara] aaTfleaa for ADaa J. Wall, oaa-
raar-old »on of Mr. and Mri Fdward
WaU vbaJQWfattp aaorad hara from Jop-
ba, vara Md UUa ■aralm at Usr raal-
2ma at in* Kaat Walanl tUaat. la-
tannant fallowad In Iba Jtwiah nmtiarr
Id cbaraa of tha Harraan U Lobaitrtr
tvnaral bama. Tba paraaU and aa alda*
brethar, Edward. Jr.. rarrirt.
A. r. ANSBZWa
A. T. Andrawa. M. wba waa tor jftt.
maaa«ar af tba Blaca Product campanr
on canpball itraat. dlad Wadnaadajr In hia
heina at Kaaaaa Cltj, wbara ha had b«rn
tranafarrad. A abort ntnao of pnaumonia |
•aa tha caoaa at bU daatb. Mr. Ajulrawa
wma avrrlTad by hU vita, Mra. AUca An-
drew!, and ear daufhtrr. Mra. Irma Me- |
Dar.ifl both of Kaniai Clljr f 'jnrtil .
•tri icri wiU t* Uf'tiS here
I.IWU azTTFrno
Lawit Ranfro. a Clill war T»t»ran. who
had llrrd hIa antjra U(* In Dada ecunlr,
aitd waa kaown tram ona and ot It to
tha otbar. dlad thia mornlnf at 10 10
o'clock ta hU hOBa at Kvarton. afttr a
llnaarlBC lltnaaa Ra waa born In Dada
eoantr In 1»41. ona of a tamllr of !• chll-
draa. two of whom ara vrt litina. Jor
Ranfro. »l Sirath Orarnnald. aad Sb»lbj
Raefra. •! Waaa. Ta«aa. Wliati Jort a
To'ilh h» )oln»d tht Confadorata ariBT.
and law a itcat Oral of action durinc t^«
war Hf rriurnad to Mlaaourl and brrama
I Inlrrrai^d in a n'i'.;b»r vt crjari.r m ... »
' lie »a« i Mi»'"" 1"'* • Tiprrb^- • t^' P'.*-
brlarlan cburcb. Hr haa livrd .ii lirrtun
far atfltot *aara. Ha la aurrlrad by hli
vtfa MriL MaUta Ranfrv, of **artaa. and
two iona. Porrat. of Joplln and I>aaIU. of
Dairolt Mich Tha Puqua Punfral homr
»t aauth OrMnflald U In charga of ar-
rancvmtntl. tb* fttnaral wH ba hrld at
nraanfiaM. bat tha dalr haa not brtn d»-
cldad pending tlia artlral sf > -•" Irom
Oalrolt. Tha Rararand W. R. Huaaall of
BvMrton. aad tha ftararaad O. T. Oarr ot
Oraanftad. both eld frlrndi of Mr. Raa-
tta't. wlU ba in cbarga af iba acrvicat.
nso
C. V, Cunningham,
Long Time Rmndent
Here, Dies ut 67
* tMtlM brafc«K» »«»■"»— »>•** **^ ;
thu monilMr *♦ >>ta *«»«•. •>• "•^j
WtlDUt .tr**!. Mr. Ciinnlnsh.m f"r-
nwrlr •»• <»•»" «^ V" MKIdl* Wwt
In «MK <-Hv s* V'"" "' ***' "^^
In pnor hwHh •'"'• *«i.T. I»2/. "hen
b* w»» In •" •"tomobll* »rcl<l»ri.
Mr Ciliiiilntlixin »»• •">'" '" "'■
Vrpool KDnlaiMS. ,M« raovrd lo ll.ll-
f«x. Horm B<-oU«. •! th« •«» nf T. At
th« •!•<><•*>>• «•"• "* '*"'" *■'"
whrra b« hM •mre tnwle hi» home.
H* lold hU lnur«it in Ml* MW<15t
WMt MUlUKrr comp«nr •boat «x
yMxa afo and vwK up tb* UzUli
bntHTM* fciM*"— . ^ ^,
Mr. ciiiuilo(t>un 1* msr^tnA vf bm
irlf«. on* d«>l«ht»r. Marr C»tb«rlDe
c.ji>miutiAin. > Mutftnt »t Drury ccl-
'■ «■ r'untllntham,
UUl Loan ^«n» »t H«nnlbal, IK^. and
B. D. CuBaOnchaBb BiMlaftldil a
broihar. Fertlnand 0«mBli»««>»«i»' a«X
a aM«r. MW. /. O. Ab4««««. *»«» »'
Nora Scotia. ' ^ ... .
ntMnl awrtim «!»;*• >^ "'
Mr cunnlnjham WitrVmMmam- m-
^ranjamanuar* tn eli>y «< t«» Ata« I
GENERAL STORE OWNER
DIES FOLLOWING CRASH
Tiimer BUafrreli. 37. ownfr of a
Ki-uriat florr r\r. tiiUea eaat of
OtwnflPld. dlfd »l « « oVIcx-W this
■nomine In 8*- Ji>hn'« lni"^plinl a.'
th* mult of Injurlea iuffrrrd Mon-
day afirmoon ahen he *«» crimhed
belwffn two autoniobllrs on a huli-
^^n.
AllhuuKli sulldiiin iio'.i"' '■■
•Fvrrkl TitAl omnt, th« Injured man
foi«hi runtlr tor 111* and It was
not until la«t nlsht at 10 o'clock
that ha lapMd lnu> unneonnclous-
nnw. '
rollowlnB drath thU mornlnB. fhf
body wan Ukrn to Orfcnllcld by an
nnrirrlakrr thrrr.
lou. MABOi mrfn
• Mr*. Maiia TtXttn. m. plotwar Sprloc-
flitd woman, died *f»dnfKl«7 •lit/ooon
• I th« bom* of her daochter, Mri Albert
Bchnltt. rural rente %. afier a abort IQ-
HMi. She U aunlTed br two mdi. D T.
and John Pelffer, both ol 8prlr.«:ield.
two dauataUri, Mr* AIMrt Srhmttt and |
Mri. r TTHelblf ifta o( SprlnefleVl: and
I a brother. MIrhatI Horfelt of Sprlcfftcld ;
She li alio turTind br II rj«n<lch:ldten
I and M neat trandchlldieD. >unrral acre-
I leea wlM be held rrldar anemoon at J »•
o'clock at St. Jeaeph't Catholic cQorch.
I Seeil alteat and Campbell aeeaoa. aad If-
terment wtjl b* In St Mary'a eeaaetrrr
under th» tflr'f.'on of H»r— ar I! Lo'i-
n;^ ti M:« !'.'r>- va i -r ■"■■:*-f- Z*
IM) in Cjrrxn M«<nci. Ljirxbcri. c^cr.e
t« th« I7ntted Statea la IM7 and to Sprlet-
rield on the first paasencer train Into tbe
^..i .; ,-. ji . .. : ■ •; :<' ;»«J
1. M. SIKL
J U Dtf!. lor.inlaw of Fr»-<d!nt Jndfe
J. W, Tlin>ia of the Oreene eouele coart,
died .lUddeclT in a boapital at Faeette-
Tllle. Ark. Wedneadar nl(h!. •- or^lnf
to -word recelvm frt rrdiv Mr Uiel.
Tho «a« !tV .t a i#Ari of ajf. «** tt.f*
manae'r ;■•• ih» Amerlren Dl»^"ifectar.t
Cijrrpar;) > ' Sft'.»..» He f i ^i- ».rt .-ad
font to ra\f *-:<»o:> in a tu^ir.ff trip
when he waj Xr.cker be a;>«:r'.dtcltil
and operated on about 11 dart afd Tbe
Otcla fired In SprlOf Held a year foQowrinc
thair marrlace re* rears af« Tbey bad
I no children Judae artd Mii TIspla went
to raretterllU Tucadar and win afec«»-
canr the bodv back to SpilmfleM.
• • • 1,14
HOLLISTEK DAY BV DAY
By WlllUm n. Jahnaaei
HOLLISTTR— FYast has iiipixd
the valleya. but. not the hllU. Gob-
Irrs Knob li mill a rlol of blcn.<«iii.
A remrlrr>. ovrrgroaii with blur-
► Uin Kra\.\ hikI purple a.sLrrs. rniiiii'.
this ancient landmark, wlirrrln arc
gathered the forefather! of • coun-
try-ilde From among the tombs of
men and women who. diirinc a cen-
tury, have fanhloned Taney coiinlv*
lilxlory. our may gnrr oiiln a lovely
rural lnnd»rn|>r. Ctxiii creek vallry
.111(1 the (millriis :Slill|l lltiUl^ Ul llli-
eaut beyond KlrbyvlUe form a
colorful horizon. To the »p.st h
rolling larniland exiendx to Turkey
trcck and tlir IiIrIi ra:igr\ liiat form
• the matcrshcd divldlnR that dralii-
anc from 1 nnf crrcl: .A ir'-tlul .•jif:'.
wherein pioneers iiioy »Uinibcr.
Anionir the various 1 m p 1 5 imc
■''^'' •'■■• ai- ;...,! .;, ,.,.,.1 ;,..„
money puri'lia.scd. one iniall homr-
Miadc sinb ui -ird m\ liilriot. 11
wa.s made of cniKni (hr invriii-
Iiin Biul nrinn.i-:.,,, ,, i,, .|,io:.nJ m,
colored gravel prest Into Its sur-
face—imall pebblc.i selected aiili
evident panu and ol lariou.i hues -
blue, green, red. yellow and shades
thereof, banded, laminated and
ri:ul'.!((.l .\anic. iJaif and scroll!,
were worked out with crude art and
no doubt, by lovuig hands. Sur-
rounded by many sutely and expen-
sive moniimnnK rht'; vmn't .n..,..,
naled marker Is surprisingly oui-
ttandlng.
T&l
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: There is an article about Mrs. E. B. Trail, who was bom near Springfield 75
years ago.
H. M. Graham committed suicide.**
Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 8: Turner Shaffeels was killed.**
Page 14: Mrs. Mary F. Jacobs sues to divorce Harry M. Jacobs. They were married
April 11, 1929, in Lawrence county.
Charles V. Cunningham died.**
Mrs. Marie Peiffer died.**
Dennis Heacock died.**
J. M. Dieldied.**
James Bums died.**
EXmUFEM
•^
SiGEONS.n
with • «>ul'** ««^* »■ -J,
r. d'«<« •«'«~* .n hour M«i
her or hlmtlf- ^^
inrll"*^
tia>«
uUni
Calls Wtfe^ to Him WW*
Handling Pistol and She It
Shot Irf Foot, Apparently by
Accident
•oScxbA
SHE RUNS FROM HOUSE;
NEIGHBORS TREAT WOUND
I Husband U Found Dead oil
I Bed When Friende Entei^
Home After Tragedy, Iqf
Barry County
riouaty
M-e«U«r« rtTOlTtr
cbirtFd. H. K. Or«bun.
Ex«ur; Mo, iMUunat .
tut Dl(bi tum«4 ttM cun ea
tnd eomraltttd (uleld*.
Ortbua t« » vriiyhrctGt'. ,
Utyo and Dr. OruttClruMd
Dr. Uaro. of tb* tuy
ki Haebtjrtf. Ulaa.
Tb* mffctfr took ^-
Orkbua bom* >t BmU^
o'clock Iwt nigbt. Ormbaa.
Ijrlnc oa • b««, e«U«4 hi* i ,
«M worktac la tb* Utelwa. to
I to him. Aa tfM lUrtM ta «
Mat bMM« blm, Um (ua. w1U<tl i^^
parmtlr b« bad bMtt hOTVtWnfc ttU
dantaujr want ett. Tb* MOM matmt^
tb* vfloan's rllbl toolk - ■ >y1[
T ■ SOMI #Mi('BOllM V .i/L'Tfi
♦-
. rrlei»la '
howerer. that Orabam
■o*ta conumplaiini
nanewJ r«v»r»»» r«*n"i ""
waa in poor bealUx. i^
n,.ndtoco«.«W^^^^^
pair hu gun. Tha 'n*~^
I S;„,Bd t« It. It waa >»«^
Mfa. Orabam waa aboil* » T^"
h«r huab^da Junior. Tb«T »^*~2
mamad about thrra jaaxiL 'WJ
rigbt and ther. bad bera no indk»-
tlen of faaiHT txoubto.
Un. Ormham bald bar baab»a<
bl.m.l«« tor ,ne •'«'\T^':;f J^T!!!
her fool. 8h» ""l •"• '^."*? S!!
the gun when .be took a a««t on »b»
%,» .<.<u.ll I III uUlllllU" M »■
Te.ilgatlon today and probablj will
bold an mqu*»t. _ .^
orabam w.. . veteran of the WorW
war and waa a member of tha Am«t-
can Legion.
•bd ^h* liUv.n* en— wlrt)
IMika e^4bf b<ny «a»-
jMuln/ tttiattS'^uMl/''
JAMBS BURNS fX'NERAL
Funerml •enrices icx Jamee Bums.
83, who died at hla reatdence. 64S
North Weaver avcDue, Tueaday morn-
ing at 8:30 o'clock, will be held Sun-
day afternoon at Reedy Cbapal. A.
M. X. church, under the auaploes of
Truth lodge, A. T. tt A. M.
The Reverend 8. M- Bllaon will be
the officiating mlnUter, aaslated by
the Reverend. J. 8. Oorsey. ' Burial
vlll be held In South Bazelwood
cemetery under the direction of the
Campbell undertaking company.
151
DEATHS
OUKIU T. OCNNINOHAM
FOMfil Mrvlee* for Obartoa V. Oaaalagfw
hui, a. opcraMr of » UxUI* broker-
•n buflQeu ben. wbo died jrc«^d|i7
oMUatlia hu boTBt. (» Wert welaat
itrNt. vlO be held at 3:10 o-eloek Sud-
(Vtjr ■(temoea la the St. Paul Metbodlrt
ehureh. tfooth, of whleto be was • nem-
ber. Intemenl will be tn eharn of tfae
Alma Lohoierer funeral borne, lir. Cun-
tdngbam fomicrt* ' waa owner oi the
lildale Weet MllUDery compeay bera aad
had Urcd In the dtr 94 year*. Ha bad
been In poor health elnee Uay. ItSt.
wh«n he waa Injurrd In en automobile
accident. He it eurvived by hie wif«. eD«
daairbtcr. Mary Catherine Cunnlncbam. a
atudent at Dmry coUecc; two aona. V. B.
Ounnlnfham. vice prestoeot o{ tb« dtl-
fcnt Induitrlal L<o*n bank at Hannibal.
Mo., and R. D. Cunnlngbam. Springfield:
a brother. IVrdlnand Onnnlncham. and a
Meur, Mrf. J. C. Anderion, both of Nora
Scotia. Mr. Cunnlnchan wee bom In
UverpdoU &i|land. bat moved t* HaU-
fas. Nora Scotia, at the ace of eeren.
MM. MARU rEIVTEV
Fjneral .%crvlcrii (or Mrs. Merle Peiffer.
M. pioneer resident of Oreene countv.
will be held thie efumooa at 3:M o'clock
at St. Joaeph'a Catholic church, followrd
by interment lu St. Mary'i cemetery
under the direction of Herman H. Lob-
meyrr. Mr*. PeKfer died yesterday mem-
Int at the home of her dan(hter, Mr*.
P. L. Helbit, tt rural route 5, a* the
mutt of a abort lUneea. She was bom
In Oreven Machrr. Luxembure. on October
34, 114]. She came to th« Unllrd State*
In 18t7 and to Sprlneflcld from SL LouU
on the firet railroad train between the
two cttlea. M*y 10. ll«9. Another dauch-
ter, Mr*. Albert Schmitt. end a brother.
Michael Eoffelt of SprlDKfleld. also snr«
rive.
DKNjnS REACOCK
Puneral aervlees for Dennle Heacock.
01. who died at hie heme at Sl« South
tifmi'. Wcdnesdav night, will be held
at thn Alraa Lphmeyer funeral home
Stturdsv afternoon at 3 SO n'ciock. feU
loved by Interment In the National cem-
etery. Dtirlne the Civil war he served
with the «Sth Ohio \olunt«er Infantry. He
lived In Sprlnffleld 30 years. He la sur-
vived by hi* wife, two sons. Chester
Heacock of Sprlncfleld and Jarae* Heacock
nt rsllfornia Two brothers also survive
J. M. nnv I
T \r r>!»1 ■'» •«V«m»nteer of tSe I
Amcnrin Duln(rri:n» rompanv pf Seda.'.a
1 Mo . died at Pavetteviiie. Ark . early i
I verterday followlne a brief lllneM. He wa* I
. a !>onlnlaw of Judre J. W Tinpln. Mrs '
' DIel havlne formerlv been Mls.« Harel
Tlppln of Sprlnsfle'd Besides Mrs. DIel. •
Jud^e and Mr* Tlppin and another
(laughter. Ml«< Marssret Tlpoin «-fre at i
the bedside when Mr DIel dl»d Fvineral ;
service.'* probably will be held Sunday
afternoon tn the Herman H Lohmeyer
fiinerel home, followed bv Interment In
Oreenlswn remeterv. I
.MARRLtUe UCZ.N8KS
Hubert Tanter Mason. 33. aad
Meulab Peail Stokea. 30. botb of
Sprlncfleld: Cbarlea W. Bamaey. 40.
and Psulloa Boehme. over 31. both
of ralr Drove Tli* Utter coople
I *as marncd at the Or*«n* coonty
I eourtbous* by Judge Sam A. Bced
i Tcatcrday.
AUTO CRASH INJURIES
FATAL FOR STORE MAN
Injuries stiffered Monday afternoon
when he waa crushed between two
automobiles on a highway near Ava
yesterday raomlng proved fatal to
Turner ShaffeeU, 87, owner of a gen<-
eral etore, six milea east of Green-
field. He died at B.4S o'clock In St.
John** hospital.
Although suffering from grievloua
Internal injuries, the Injtixed man
made a brave flgbt for hla life and
II was not until 10 o'clock Wedne.<;day
night that he became unconscious.
The body was taken to Greenfield
for funeral services and burial by an
undertakrr of that city.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1929 -LEADER
Pagel: Dennis Heacock died.**
Page 16: There is a photo of and an article about W. A. Reed and his son W. E Reed of
the Reed Drug company.**
Page 17: John Gehrs died.**
Page 24: A daughter Dorothy Mae Stoops was bom October 27 to Mr and Mrs I E
Stoops, 1521 West Lynn street. ' ' ' '
Charles Y. Cunningham died.**
Dennis Heacock died.**
J. M. Dieldied.**
Mrs. Marie Peiffer died.**
A. M. Latham died.**
Smith infant died.**
Louis Maxine Stele died.**
753
W. A, Bf* •dl W. E. «»»<•
irriH* Uthw tot won who lorm th»
• ^ p.rtB«r.hlp th.t !■ W. A. B-rd
., i' «on DTTir fomr«fi'' •' "i' '■'^''
D»r of B.nton .»f nu» .nd Coinn.rr-
eUl tn»t h«" h»<« • promlMOl p«rt
IS mrnktnr tti» htitwT <* 8prinfn«ia.
W A R»«<1 h" *>^" '" biwIneM
„ ,he «m» .1<« SI I"" ^" •;■"""
I m>n lA OprlOf field h«» «>«" «" ""• *
n«« »> on« plK" IhKl long. Hl»
i bu*UM« bulldlm WM m. flnit brick
l.true.ur« rrec,«l on C"^-""^'"'
IMnaW A «M butn la U<TD for 4
!<jni» .tef. by Dr. «. T. Ilo»)b«t»<m.
promlMnt plotter physicun ot
afirtBCtUtd. Th« •iniciur- Utwo
jlljtgj iiiili 1111 ' •^*^> li*Min«nt ;
_« tn>« «* bulldtof th«t WM cut-
(tajuUBC "t »*• tlin» It WM •T»et«<»-
tl wu from the corner on which
thU bulldloK lUndi th»t North
eprtn«XI«ld grew. Th. old Of*rk ho- ,
•uU • <JlitlnriUh»d l>ort«Iry In iu|
dKV. »U)od »cr(>» the »trwt on n-"-
iion »T«»ue. TTit old p«»««n»fr »t»-
Itlon ol the Atl»nlle .nd P»c-itle r»il-
ro.,rt ih^ tlrKt built imo "hi" r'lr !
»«s back ot tlir <i;uK »i""' '•>':''■"";
j Vt<«nB aC S«*«»l •»«"" I
' Mr Rc*d "tn* **» SpHnpf leld by ^
Mo . to WW* »n » druf tlore. Whllr
miikLnc th» return trtp home on »
1 TUtt b« ttoPI»d ownlght In Bprlng-
llkeld He eUred In ll.e Oi«rV hotel
ImmJ U»« neil moTiilnR be chineed to
1 to oy*t U» «i« BobbMeon dru« itore
■crow th» **T. 'eU Into converm-
tlon with Doctor Bobbetwn »nd wne
.mplored. Boon the firm b*<-.mr th»
iBobbarwo MM IWwl Dru« eompanj
LsMf J. H. B«rT»tt, Mr. Itoed'e broth-
InUw. became • pertner In the bu«l-
'nree •nd It WM lUed and Barrett
Dru» comp«ny. In tiny. 1901. Mr
llrrrt . for.. W. E. Hrrd. hnitlil Mr
Barrett'e ahar* ot the buelueea antt
.tiife then It ha« bean known aa the
.■ .^ VrrC nrrt P'^n rnn-.pmiy.
•,\ A Kvol "'mil 'I'l ""'I"* "
. , .l.rllNl ot II.'- SprllufH-l'l M ll. >:
bonrd. In tribut* to tUle aerrlee Ui«
I nrrd Junior Hl»h echool. one of the
nrwrr I'UIMMKK of till- rliv ikIuhjI
MM. Ill tm« liK-11 imliiril tut liMii Mr.
I Herd wee a nirmbrr of lh» »cli<>.>l
IboMd a» the time the Mnd »-a» pur-
I ehaaad for the Sprtnufleld Senior
1 lliKh |i.|io.)l W y ttrr't nn,» R llirnl-
! hrr of th» turn trr'f.ninn rim' to
I rnter the nrw hlph irhi-M hullrtlii*
i III Juiiuiir). IH!)4. llr nTHll^ uiiw
tliat the unit of the buildluq then
I «/%« «inly cnp-tblril of the prrwnt i
'.-.•Ai'r.l >.|in.-liirr. \rf llie ^IUl:■■Il!<
. ro'iii then iliry tonlil |..>wiil)lv u:.e |
' Tl.' V linil f..iliirrlv !<-• 11 hotlTtt nn
the third (liHir of Hip OiilrHl echool
bulldliiK tvhl<li i-»riipled the prrvnt I
.I'r i.f ilir fr'.i fflre hiill.lliii;
ll.illi \i lui- 111 Ml il'«
I ' W. K. Feed attended tbe Hrnlor
' Hltli achool and then «ent to th« 8t.
i>j\il. CollW <•! rfc=r=».-.r7,- Xs-ft**
hrri, «.mV.!iii- in hie father'* druj
»;c.rr tl'.i..uslii>m lil« »> lio"i '!•>» 1""
and when ha waa traduated from tha
St. Loul" roUe\-e he relitmed to tr*»
up full tlin* »oik 111 the »tort. Like
hia Jalhar. Mr. Reed. Jr.. hM taken
nil acH'e Inlrrent lu the growth Ol
Bpringlteld.
Tha father and aon ara b»th mam*
bara ot t^a Ootnm«r«lal elbb. tba
Chamber of Commerce, tba OaU «<
»hp Temple MiM-onlR lodRr and tha
Cam^b«U^anua MathoUUl cbuicb.
Vet^rcui Foreman
OfFriBco's Shops
SU^A>uis
John Ofhra, 6B. foreman at thr
nortbstde Frlaoo . abop*. dietl thU
morning tt 6:10 o'clock In the FrLico
hosplUI at St. LouU. following a
short lllnFaa.
H« had Ured In SpHngfleld for {
many years Riirt had hern employed ,
by t'lr FrKro f\nrr infl4. Ilr wm ft
niniihrr of thr Ilr.it niiislrlmi.s' cir-
I Ranlaailon etr«r- formrd here, and
• pl8Te<1 m lh» flmt band. He wiui a
I member of the 8t. Joa^-ph'a CsthoUc
rhiirrh •nrl of the Knicht* of rnliim-
bu* lodge.
Mr. Oehra Is aur\l»ed hy his wife.
Ut«. Oomalla 0«br«. 9t2 Horth Orutt
aTeniie: hln mother. Mni. H. R. Oehnt.
and two alatara. lllaa Maria Oahrs arvd
flatd. and hj two brothara. Charica of |
nebrM*. • • ^ .. ,. i.; ,••.'•:... ■ • 1
»w°«iMiMittL-jMa«aMi> tB apHtirtiaid I
Wounding Wife,
MaA Kills Self
In Exeter Home
"mcETER. Mo.. Nov. 1— H. M. Or«-
ham, 43. n rr.>;tnnrant operator.
killed himself In hU home here l*»t
night aUer he haa »ccldentjaly shot
his wife m llic rUh*. fool.
It was believed he had seriously
woiiiidcd Mrs. GrRhani. He was a
iirphrw of Dr. Ch.tr'.rs Mnyo and
of Doctor aiahiini. «ii as.'-'K-iBle oJ
j Dpctor Mayor, of the Mayo Brothera
cUnlc at Rochester. Minn.
chare* ot ttie Alma Uihmeyer luner
•fine Cut.t.incham. a •«"^ent «t mury
Ornlle.e ..id a briL her and MMer F-rd
liaiiil C ii.i.. 'Wl »■■' aiu. .Mis. J. »- ■
•en. both of No^a Bcoiia.
n5H
Dennis Heacock
Dies at 91 Here
...,
■ ■Vs.^ > '^VBVNtR ItK ACOCK -'' i.
• 1. «IM> Uird ai liu iiuiitc ° Ml M< »«>iii:>
AtfOc* \^*dn*»day nlghl, will b« )kU
SaiuiUai •ftfiiioou ai 1" SO ocWk /t Ihf
Alma U>hm«3r*r funcr«I hunif. followed by
liilrriurnt in thr Nt<ton») rrmelrry. Mr.
KMMoek It •ur\-tr«d by iiu wif* •nit Iwu
■«>nt. Chuter of Sprlnffleld •nd Jam^s of
C«ntornta. Uurliitf Uio Civil wm Iir
•ervrd »Uh lUe •4lh OMo tolunlrrr in-
fantry.
J. M. niKi.
runrrkl %fT\urt i»r J M Ulrl. M. !>«tr'
maUBirr lor Ihr Aiiirrli«n L>iMiife« lain
' Conpany of t^dalU.'vhP di^d at Pav»llr>
MtekAttu WIU br ntlil Sui.i!h\ nlt-r-
noM'tV th* Hrrira- M i..i„,.,rr f.it,fi«l
lioin* hrr#. Jollowrii In iiu iiM'iii n
OfMA Uwn c«9MUry. lU «« •urvUrd by
hU wift. viM WBt MUi Htwl TIppln.
AMhur of rrMHUBf Jud<* J. W. Tlppin
UPlM ar«#M conatr rourt. j
runrr.; «•.•• r, for Mr. M--' ' ' ' "T,
r« 1M... O.rJ Wr.l.irMl.v i«l«l'' »7' "'■'•^
thit afternoon •! 3 i6 at «i. •'•'•♦l*'^,*
Catholic churc».. follow»d br inifnnfnl in
St. *4»rT • ftntitty in f h*rt« of »>»
Hrrtnan H. lx)lim«y«r funeral Jj""" _■"'
Hflblf of rural roula ». t"^. **",,^J?r»*
PrVn'u. and a l.roUi'f. MlcJiarl lloffrtt
Funfral nervicec lor Dennta H«i-
roclc. Bl. who died at his homa ftl6
South avrnue Thursday morning
Will be lic.d Saturday afternoon ;
at 2 30 p. m. at the Alnia Lohmeyer
Funeral home. The Reverend O.
, Bryant Drake of the nr«t Confre-
i Rational church wUl be In chnree
of the .«er\lccx. Burial •*iil be In
the National cemel«ry,
i Mr. Hracofk and his wile rcle-
1 brated their slxty-fourUi wedding
anntven^ry 1m^ Jm)» X. -TBrn m»*
I torn tn V»h<mlnc aeonty, Ohio, Au-
IfiMib^V. It8«. Mkv^lMreiita md
' eomr tn that <:tale from Tcnnsyl-
_ _>• nit
^__miM^i «»•»♦ «« •^■* ^/M' rinlral I
e<»rn^r ■ «f V» rtcn avrniie and C«nirai
airMt. 'Ha Ian Urrt about i<i 1ttt% Mf.
VtTV " wVV,( li:i ra.» r«w Mreel •«!
III.. n<«P. >\imi«l ►MM.'. mY,: *w- u
LaUiaca'a aM h»mt. i>rr«mr, JU M« i»
iCirvmd brhia wire and loar chllditu.
Biuta) lor iiir w.l»ui "wn of Ut. ai.«i
V, ,,' li)0»\ al "••• M»( »aw » < ""
rl«xr t«»l vl t»i»ring»"i«« In ••>«'•' "• "^
W kiminar ti.e dnW died Thiu'd^v
lillili! a! Jiolii*
i.orii MWiM. sTiir
Loult UaHnr Hirte -^-vmr-olrt d.iimliUr
of Mr and Wr« I"""' "«»''■ '•" «»"""
slrrrt.' «HrO ll<:> i'.«'i ni't al 7 i» Ml t'l '
Jimnr Kunrtal •rt»ii«-. viiU be lii-Id ft.-
rt,^ in-'tnint al U o r!...k In Ui» hniur
Bi.rt •!' •"•<t« *•'• •"■ • "iM .0 I.I Mm;!""
r.-r tifKl T'e Tl.rvr '.iiirtal i:«m' :^
\n r».i.f.» i;.' rl-ilrt i' Mlivl\e<1 hv t.r,
patrnt
Dsrra.
J of Beloit. Ohio.
I Mr. and Mra. Heacock came to
Missouri in 1867 and lived tn Dade
count}' until 1908 when they came
t« sprtofflaUL JHa wm • vatena
of th« Olvtt wwr, tmtiat aoratf in
the 65th Ohio volunUtr infantry-
I He la aurvlTcd by^hla wifa and two
i sons. Cheater Heacock of Sprlng-
• field and Jamei M. Heacock of Lea
Angeles. Cal.
n55
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Clifford Jennings, 21, and Erma Grace Plympton, 17, both of
Ava, Mo.
Page 6: Charles V. Cunningham died.**
Dennis Heacock died.**
J. M. Diel died.**
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,1
DEATHS
rnARLF.R V. crrsNixcnAM
Punfral fTvXer* for Chirlfn V. Cunnlnr-
^nm. tPxtHe brokfr. •ho dl^d •niur<(1«v
■ fivrnoon at hU homr iit Bis Wi-xi Wal-
nut Mrefi. will b» held Bundwv •fternoon
•t 3->0 o'clock at 81. raul* Mrihodivt
rhurrh. of wh»ch he *•■« • inem»>rr B«tI«I
' Irt Hiielwoftd crmUfrr will h* hrld under
■ ihf dlfMilon of ih* Aim* l.ohin»y»r
' funfrtl homf Hf l» «urvlv*>rt-by ht« w\f»:
• wo iinnd. Victor of HannJhtl. Mo . «nt«
Robert of thf home •ddr*»». Onf d«"Bh-
f»r. Citlirrtnf. »l«o survive*. A brother.
Ferdlnund Cunnlntrh^m »nrt Mr« .' C.
Andrrxon. live in Novl« BcoiU
I
nrVNl* HFACOCK
r\iner«) nervlcen (or Dennis We»cotk.
91. mho died Rt hU home at 51« South
« venue Wedneiidav niabt. will be held
this tfternoon m 5 jn o'clock at 'he Alma
Lohmeyer funerel home. followed by
, inierrrent in NaMnnnl reni''ler^' Mr
' Henrork Is «ur< i' '(I h» V.« «lfe und t«o
' »on« Chester of Kprlnffield und J«me« of
! Cullforntn. He mm a Cn il ««r veteran
J. M. DIEI.
. F'l-neral .«erMre« for J M Di»l. SB »ale.«-
I munaser for the Americnn Diainfectaiit
, company In Bedalla. who died at Fayetle-
' vile. Ark . will be held Sunday after-
noon at 'he Herman Lohmever f<iner*l
home. (oltowed bv burial In Oreenlawn
remeter* He Is 'ur' Ived by his wife, vho
was Mis* M»»el Tipnin. d«ilthter of
F»Te.|dine .»Mdje .1 W T'ppin of the
fir'ene rmiM'v rmirl
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1929 -LEADER
Page 4: The probate court docket for November is published.
Page 12: J. M. Diel died.**
Charles V. Cunningham died.**
John Gehrs died.**
Shepherd died.**
L. Stanley Roark died.**
A son George William German was bom October 27 to Mr. and Mrs. T. F. German
of Kansas City. Mrs. Gemian was formerly Miss Isabelle Stroup of Springfield.
DEATHS
.1. .M. nir.i.
FttliaraJ srrrlreii tor J M. r»ifl. y*. (or.
merly of Bprlntd'IH who rti»<1 itMrtrnlv
^»•"'ne^»•»T m n«•.rM.•^ .il^. Ark •ill hr
I • ', r.u •■ f » . .;•■:■•. f. I .! ! \ ,.-,,,. , •
•he Herman M l.ohmerfi tiinrfat nome.
''\"r-ir^ ny iiM'tnifi.i \i\ •■;r"a !T»n
cm^lerr Tb» »»'r'»nrt f)-**,- Lr" n>rs
of «ha tirtt Frrtbjrterltn rhurch will otfi- 1
r<m>r raliSfirfl :<•.'! Sc W r .turll
Wim«B HOgC. 1. C Fisher, Lerll J«pn»on,
r»r r Tl Mev»r «n«1 C D V»n DrW
Vr Van D'.i.e !• >rf\ r,r -i.t. *,;,■■.. ,-\
.liliir.!" I J1-; tr^.^^»•^ '■■ ;''(ii::». cf »!•.. h
WrI waa »atea manater. Ur. OleTk wift I
•••• Mt*a Haaei Tippin. Oaiithler o( Pie-
aHlut Julte J W. TIppIn of the Orerne I
^2m^ e«urt, al^d Mr.. Tippin. I
rH.%Rl.r.a V. I I.NMM.IIAM
fir.r:.-; ■•; i. • . '• r r^»^;<•^ V fn:..
r{rr*^"»n* i» '.r. ** • r| I :• t'?* ■, < !,-^ t ■• •■
• t %\\ W»-l \\»:iiiii ►l:^r(. <»ili w ii-i'i
F'jnilav •t'^riu-"!; •• 3 30 o rlork at Si
rxil's M'tii'wll'l rh"irri'. .^oiiiri f.i;;<,« rrl ■
by tnt«rn-rri; m H»/fl»(>o<t cemn^rv in
•^•TV« •( the Alma l,ohinevrr (iiiiprsl
^•'^•rp Tbe «-"r ar*! T u »' •'■;i^ mirl nn^
Caiigh'er »•-.-...•.•
vnrmrito istant
An Irfunl ('^■in'-f- "' Mr »■ .' M:
Mark U S^epArt.l f>l r'ii«i cj''
BpHMflllll 4IMI Friday nmbt in a hot-
pital nere. Burial will b» h»M Isle To<1»t
fa charga of the J. W. K::!)!".^ fi.'T'f
■IWSW CDwS
JOHN iitHII.H 1
k*A ' «f Jeha a«br«. »a. rrUco ■■
lHAvit iilw-^l«« ftldar In th« I
d baaiHUI Hi St. UkaU. arrived In !
'fT'nTfl'lil TrMsT ni«ht for funeral »er-
i » ■tru a"<l burial in rtiprsc '•! tie jl>-M!.;iii
1 M l*hmeyeT funeral home Pur\J\-j
■»n« •»♦ the wife. Mrs. Coriiflla O^hrs. '
■ Webr. F'ini r»l feriir'" wIM b' '>el<l »1
1 7 nrlorr JSu'idev *flriiM-oi. •> ."■■■. J»'r:>!. •
i c»;*ici:r '!•■. ■.! ml ic'i...: .-.r. !.■ .M r-
%S%ry% rfj.f'f:- rx .r.> ; f . ■ ■ >• ■: i.« M i «•
HMia|,^«)>a B*wia|[. fre4 hrni.srn (.r'H^.-
mMitck«t^/«tBb_B. flntth. aa^ Joha
C. BrvvR.
• • • U &
pMMrrr mrro er onttii ■!
rr<ii «lll. ;-'^' lolrr^.l lh»
■44^7 •( lh« ihondrrful nuirr^* of
'.• • -^A w r ITitmvpT In OhU-
hnma In Ihr oil hunlnrft*. 1 w«a
ta Ar«ii»i wlwB Ihc t«« koM
■i<< n. A. Il«in>er w*r« I" ka*l- -
nrw Ihrrp and am not varprlsrd
■ I th( lOCtCT* of ll>« jnong mrn.
TIM (M w« «alle< WUl «u >
nataral ■permUtar wha waa nal
BfrBll ta vrntar* aal. H« (at
InU tha w(M raUInf (■■»• •••*
hat landrd an h»lh t^rl. I am f<i-
Inr aat t« Oklahnma In a fr«
dara and inaf a»« lh« b«r» axaln."
15fc
L BTANLI.V BOARK
Ttf. antf htr*. W H. Nleh«lka of Brith- :
^-. Jf*/^**! 0««r Morrivillr, ,
Mv . ■>•<( n«* inkor frlptic!* in SprlntftPld '
^<lS.MrriM« b* hi> »iic, kho «•> Mi-s,
fffeiil^ mdWUt M BrtrhtMi, sod Ivo broth- t
m. Cn)*rkt U.. af Wtiiuitr. c«l.. acHi
Ounond. ef B^rlncririd.
t*^
SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, 1929-NEWS and LEADER
Page 14A: John Gehrs died,**
Charles V. Cunningham died.**
Joe M. Diel died.**
Mrs. Mary Rebecca Malicoat died.**
Eli Smith died.**
J. H.Bradford died.**
F. M. Young died.**
Page IB: Marriage licenses issued.**
There is a photo of and an article about C. E. Whitlock, 82.
Daughter bom November 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Iva Yates of 609 South Missouri
avenue.
f>,j^ 1(1, -There is a photo of and an article about Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Watson.**
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Means of Monett went to Peirce City for the funeral of
Mrs. Means' grandfather Heruy Shoemaker.
Son bom October 28 to Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Box of Peirce City.
DEATHS
J
JOHN OCHK«
Funeral iervlffs for John O^hri. 88
rrlnco jliop forfmin of 932 "' Orant
avenue, will be held at 2 o< . U.la af-
lofi^^Ji f ' .*V •'"•eph" Catholic ehureh.
rollowed br Interment In St. Mary'a ceme-
tery In charce of the Herman H. Loh-
wf^'^jT""'' *'°'"*- PHlbearers will be
Mike Nlbler. John Bowler. Fred Franken
7^''*«°'i*'""*=''«'^- Joaeph B. Smilh. and
John C. Brown. Mr. Oehri la aurvived
by hia wife and hla mother, two brothers
and two lUlers.
CHAKLES V. CUNM.NGBA.M
I Funeral aer^lcea for Charles V. Cunnlnt-
■ ^'.T* «'."» ^e« Walnut street will be
, held at 330 oclock thii afternoon »• st
' r.*"..*,',^_*','"!*"** ehureh. South, folloard
h«™" ."/ I!" '*''"• Lohmeyer ' I'une ral
nome. Mr. CunnlnRham. who wdk » tex-
I lile broker. Is nurvived by hla wife two
•on». and one daughter.
MRS. MASr R. MALICOAT
Funeral aervlcei for Mr». Mary Rebecca
Malicoat. 81. ot Turner Station, who died
Saturday In a hoapital here, will be held
thU morning at 10 oclock at the home
of her aon. Hftrry Malicoat. iOo North
Fremont avenue. Interment will take
place In Dodion cemetery, lo mllei aouth-
eaat of 8prln(fleld. In cbarge of the Mma
Lohmeyer funeral home. Two other M>n«.
John J. and Henry Malicoat. also aur-
Vive.
i. M. DIEL
Funeral aervice. for Poe M. DIel. for-
m'rly of Sprlncfl'lrt h'lt 'm^- n' ^,
; dalia. will be ; . ,. ,-• -- ' ,.
'n.l'?f''K'* **" Hr.n.H,. „ Lortmever fu-
neral homr In charje of the Reverend
^r^K^l ^""^ «" '*"' FirM PreVbVt,"^
Ian church. Interment *,|i „he place'n
: ^ W E'''j:?k 'JJ""">\, P«"0'Ter, w n
Sprinefje.rt. «r^ c n \>->. -. .f%,
■ »We. Mr.. H.rel Tipnm Die"; Vouit'v
Judge and Mr,. J. w. Tlppln fatheV?-, w
. ana Mary Ellen Tippin and J. W. Tippin.
Kl I .s.MITH
Ell Smith. i>». died at hi, home at 1106 •
North Newton avenue at 5.JS o 'lock Sat-
urday afternoon. He la aurvived by hU ■
wife, four M>n,. John. Rnbe-I. 8h»Ibv and '
1-oulv and a d«uKhirr. Fav. A f)rot.i»r J
W. Smith of Strafford, and two mster.
Mm. J. H. Blakev of Strafford and Mrs'
Rep* Jenntncs of Flano also survive. Fu-
neral service* will be held Monday after-
noon at 3:30 oclock at Starnr , mortu-
ary, followed by Interment In Hazelwood
remetery.
J. H. BKXUKORD
J H. Bradford. 79. latlirr of Mrs N
E. UoodnlKht of 2ij West Sun.^hlne drive,
died at S o'clock Saturday afiernoon In
Commerre. Okia . arcordinir to word re-
ceived here last night. He Is survived by
another daughter. Mrs J C. Mavfield of
Douthat, Okla., and by five sons as fol-
lows: Adrian A. Bradford of Bolivar
Mo : Earl of Ventara. Calif : Herbert h'
of Commerce. Okla.; Renrv F. of Kansa;
City, and James R. of cprdin. Okla. Fu-
neral xrrvices and burial will be held
Monday mornlnc at 10 o'clock at Slaele
Mo.
757
I
OKAI* Omrks pton«en 'AI« W. P.
•*^**Uncle Perry" W»t«on and hU wife.
Mr*. M&rgaret A. Watson, and they
bsT* dUp«lled the belief of many
tourlsta tbat the typical Ozmrker does
not keep In touch with what 1b Rolng
oa ouuldc bu own luunecUate neign-
borbood.
Mr. and Mra. Watson were married
July 10. J864. have made their home
In Pulaski county since 1B74. They
live on a farm near Hazlegreen. well
known resort on the Gasconade river.
Prom their door they can see the dally
parade of traffic along U. e. highway
88 and a motorist in trouble may de-
pend upon them to help him any
wa* poMtble.
Although at an age when most per-
sons seek easy ohalra and comers by
the fire. They follow closely the siyne
things tbat Interest younger men and
woomen. Dally papen keep them
Informed on the doings of the day.
Uncle Perry served four years, two
months and two aays with the union
army In the CIvU war. and In 23 twt-
ties, was wounded twice. He was
with General Sherman on his march
to the sea and agrees fully with his
former commander's muchc quoted
remark about war.
9even of the aged couple's eleven
children still are living, four uear
the parents, and the othen scatter-
ed over the countrv other ««e»-en-
38 great-grandchildren.
i
r. M. vol NO
Friend* In Springfield yesterday learned
of (he death at 4:3o o clock yesterday
morntne of F. M. Younf. 7, for manv
yean proorletor of the YounR hotel at
Mannfirld He had been In lit health for
tome t'Tie Funeral serMre.t will be con-
d'jcird M'.ndiiv afternoon ai Man^f'.eld.
' Ohamp O. DonKlas. 35, and K\sa
Myrtls I. Oooper, 10, both oi
rfiiipfiigfift<y- / •
' Elmer E. Boyd. 43/BrookUne. and
J^Ja-fJOjibaed JMend/.gS, Springfield.
■Vli2ttalto6bt)ln^ 33.^ Lebanon, and
Velma Wall^. IS, Spring-
led aMibe Greene county
by|lha Reverend H. A.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 2: Henry Kern of Newton county died November 2 in the state prison.
Page 8: Miss Ruby Pasley of Ava went to Rasco, Mo., where her aunt died.
Page 9: Card of thanks.**
Page 10: Nancy T. Hendrix died.**
Mrs. SaUie Richardson died.**
W.J. Hinds died.**
Eli Smith died.**
J. H.Bradford died.**
DEATHS
NANCT T. HXNDatX
Mri. Nancy T. Hendrix. about 76, died
at her home t\i miles southweat of Bola
D'Arc yesterday. She was a pioneer resi-
dent of Oreene county and an aunt of
Sheriff Marcell Hendrix. She Is survlred
by two sons. WlUlam and Robert }'■ 'r\x.
of Bols D'Arc; and threo daugbteti. xn.
Bally Cunnlnngham. Mrs. Ella UlUs. and
Mrs. Bessie Sweeney, all of Bola D'Arc.
Funeral services will be held at the
Prespect church st 3 o'clock today;.
W. J. HIND.S
TV .T Hindi", formerlv of the I.lbertr
lit ijjhbor lioud, trji ir.lhs lioru.cist of
SprtnRfleld. died at Tulxa. Okla . Satur-
dHV iiIkIU The body will arrive here
this afternoon. h\ineral services and
burUI will be held In the Clear Creek
(Tiiiftfry Hi U o dork Tuf«r;»y rr-rr.:r.ff
Mr Hinds Is survived by his wife and
Jl\e ^(JI.^.. Jul,:. 'I v>kl»hcma. Jsmes of
Fair Ornxf. aud Wssli, Herschel and Roy.
I all of luisa.
MRA. 8ALLIE BICHABD80N
Mrs. Bailie nirhardson. 87. died sud-
denly at » 30 o clock yesterday morning
nt the hom^ of her slsUr, Mrs. F. W.
Rollerman, .^nJ South Market arenue Dr.
Murray C. Stone, county coroner, found
upon investlRatlon tbat a rupture of the
heart wsU was the cause of death and
decided that an Inquest would be unnec-
essary. The body was prepared for burial
at the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home and
will be sent thM morning to HunUngton.
Ind. Be.^ldes Mrs. Rollerman. she Is
survived by three sons. Harrison of
Mlchlenn. John of Hunllneton and James
of Fort Wsyne, Ind ; a sister. Mrs Lera
Kuhn of Udall. Kan.: and two brothers.
Frank Owen of Belle Plalne, Kan , and
Tom Owen ol Wichita.
J. H. BRADFORD
FunersI •ervices and burial for J H
, Bradford. 79 father ol Mrs N. E Oood-
f.iRht. 22S Weft Sunshine drive, will be
. r rid hi '.0 oi-'u'ck ih:s morning at P'.si:>.
1 Mo Mr Bradford dle<1 Saturday after-
aoon a( bU horns In Commsroe, OU^
t
158
ELI 8MJTH
FuneraJ BenrlcM for Ell Smith. M. who
alfd «t hig home. 1106 North Newton »Te-
nue Saturday afternoon, wUl b« held at
3:30 oelock thU afternoon In tha W L
1923
2— CABDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM
It wmt» o lint.
CARD or THANKS'
We «Ub to tii«nk our many friends and
nalgnbort lor the klndocik and •ympaUir
ahown ut during tha drath and butial ol
our beloved mothi-r. Mri. Marir Priii.r
AUo lor Uio beautiful floral ollerlnii^ and
eapeclaliy tha city street Dei.i mn.lovM
MK. ANO MltS. U. F. J-tlH-tU.
MR. AND MUM. r. L. HKLUIO
MM. AND una. ALUEKT SCU.SinT.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: E. E. Chandler sues to divorce Ola M. Chandler. They were married in August
Marriage license: Dale C. Chegwidden, 25, of Chicago, 111., and Miss Inna
Robertson, 25, of Springfield.
Page 2: Births reported.**
Page 12: Mrs. Nancy T. Hendrix died.**
Mrs. Sallie Richardson died.**
W.J. Hinds died.**
Eli Smith died.**
J. H. Bradford died.**
Card of thanks.**
Page 14: Miss Irnia Robertsn, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James A. Robertson, and Mr.
Dale Chegwidden of Chicago are to be married this afternoon.**
Irma Robertson,
Mr, Chegwidden,
To Be Married
a/ri8S IRMA ROBERTSON, daugh- ,
ler of nr. and Mr». James A
/. 1 '<rt*t. atirt '
.Mr. Pair Chrcnlrtdrn r»f rh". -ncn. iion
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa K. Chrctld- ,
rtri; of T\ll^ft. vtrrr *r> S/« ...,-- ,..* **M*
afternoon at 4 o'clork al it>f 8t John's |
I Epi-v-opHl rhiirrh. «I'li thr Rrx/rrnd
Mr. Lfwta R. Arschuir oftirlitlni;. {
The rhiirth has bmi «!tr.i'-!ivi':y
decorated lor th« occassion mith •
profii'lon of ferna and r!inr«ar.the-
m'lms.
i^^Slia brid* eboM tor her cdsltuna a|
"Wtti* colored tweed •naembl* wtthl
brown aoleil hat and hiown aupdr !
pump*. ' The maid of honor. • Mrs. |
John T. Cox. eheae a brown eiiMinbie |
^Wltli matehlnt aeoaa«>ri«a. !■'
' Mr. CTiecwtdden aaked Mr) Oharlaa
nodman to"a(»end nim aa V'tmanl
and Mr. U>ula Mrj-er and Mr. Jobn
I to piB]
NeriD'a "Venetian ljo\e 6oor" pre
eaadlBf tha earamenr and Mra.'dlaU|
Adams waa lo sine "Ona J' Alone."!
Menilxr.' of ihe hrld.il parlT were
Of the i/Jhenxren weddinc music and
Mr. Btamhach was to play "Llebea- :
traiim" while the rowa wera belnR j
exrhanced. MenrteUmhn^ "Vreddlnc ■
Marek" waa to be plareditor tbbi
re<-<>«»ioTiaI. J
Mr (■' »-^ -r^^r- c .,,-,.... V, „,.^
Mrs Thomas r. Chrgaidden of •Ilils*.
and hu alat^. Mrt. tesrl* C Oorar!
aprt Mr CorcT of Tid»a. arrlrotl tm. '
ler<l«T to b^ prewnt at the weddinc
AhoMt 30n reln'l'-es ap»1 fner.fl.<v
wera Inrited to be prtaent at the '
Cfremon^.
ruiieral »<rvKrs wnr nci^ "■ •• ' _
chlreh Ihia •f«*raoo» for Mia. Nancy T\
Heodrtx. It. "ho mad at J>«r h«>me >^
«ISr»«thwaat ol Bola tTMc Buni^r-
BhlTla aurWved «»y «'K.."^AT^^"*tSi *SJ
Kobarl Hendru of Bola ITAre, and! oy
ihr*r dauiihtara. Mra. BaUy Cunntniham.
lira niaMilU and Mr».Tleaala Sweanay
•IM 5 Bola DArr. Mr.. HandrU wa.
a pioneer rrr'denl of Oraana county and
int of f""riff Marrell HendrU.
ffe
msuf
KtOiJl
F. Cos wera to be uahara.
Mr, Olen Btambaeh waa Ito 'play
The body t>l Mrs Bailie HUhardMin. Vt.
who died auddrnly Bonday niornlin al Iha
hoie ol har Matir. Mra. r. W. RoUerinaii
of M9 South Markrt. ivtaiM. «m atut
lo.Uv to Munllnfion. Irtd . lor funoni
aarrtcaa and burial Ot.Jl^^tity «-' »ij»;r.
nr»^ne rouniy eoronar, wamlotd tha body
.!.j found thai the sudden dealh nad
I been cauied by a rupture oC the ''earl
'a.>!t Mr>. Rlrhnrdaon l» aurvivad OT
I tliir«- Miii>. JUttlvm ol Mifliluati. Joliri
• t.f lluntixaton, Ind . and Jam«' ol Koil
M\»>i.c iKd Another aisUr. Mrs I*r»
I Kuhn of Udall. Kan., and two brolDara.
' Kranli Owen of Belle rtalna. Kan . and
Tr. , ri»rn of WIchiia. Kan. al»o »ur»l»e.
tV. J. IIIMtS
l-'tiiirriil *rrvu«« and hurliil litr W J
Miiida, furinerly of tha Liberiv n«iirtit>or-
hf»od. lO'mlle^ northeast ol flprluflieid.
■* ", tif V'ld a' II II riork Tuesda* morii-
■•!« .. fl.-*r Crreh iiiuMli «ii<l rrmelefv ,
Mr ti:r^r*> ilird SHiiirrtat n!2M al luls.i. i
0».M "Iiie body aill arrire fiere this at»- •
. -I..W..' Mr Minds Is »ur»iv»d by fite I
■ji'ir. John of Okiiiliiinia. Jsin«> o» Fai' |
uto«e sr.il WB«h. Heraaltel and Roy all
"I r>iUa, ai.d b> a tSaUghtft. M'.^r rioin*}
Jllnd*
ns*!
Ml ^MI^H ^
t'f'i? »»m'ir«1»v f»»n1nf at hU now*, iw
Ir
•»i«\' I
■Noilr N»'»t^-i. ..■■■.:■..■: *r<- ^H'1
*(l*rt"ion •• Binrne* wioriuary. »«>llo»»u
> .. •: <rrr«f><i In Hui't^oOJl crfnft»T»
I J. n BRAnroiiD
.t tt BmHlntC. ;o. *l..> dif^ B«iiir»1«>'
_...,»... . M fo't.fiirrr^. okia . w»« burled
' '.t.t. i.iiniliii »•» Sl.««l». Mo llr »•► I'"
,if'>rt ■ '• Mr- N r oo.>dntrhi oC :w
t
t-«AIIDt Of THANKS. !■ MtMOIIUM
I \f> rantn « !•■*._
fAI(T)T)F HMNK«
iiflBlibi r. tiir Mi» kinrtiiri--. unU »rinp«ir.y
' .howM uj duMiit !»»• U»«»h "ntf borul ol
..ir ».rl.. <■! n r'. T Mr» Mnri» Vrittrr
^. ,. » .. . I,. , ,■• il fl..tiil flfriini;' n> il
. C«H«U*1I/ li.- «.iO .'lilt? I LUkJl J^iL,'.' -■»•
Mil. ANU MRJI. u. r. purrEK.
I Ml' '^Ni» Mim K T. unnf*.
.1 , ••••I, »Mivrri «! MMfiT
BIRTHS
I Mr. und Mm O. R. W'Slte. of rural
route No. 3. unnuor.rr the birth of n
iiniirlitcr O-triirr 3 In 3pr:r.;fl<f;rl
I UaptUt hospital.
I Mr. and Mr». F. K. VanNoy. of Hart-
I vllle. announce tha birth of i\ r-a-ieVi-
, t*r in thf Sprlr.gfifM Df.i.:..--. ..,*r.-
tal October 2.
years.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2: There was an article about J. W. Morrill who has worked for the Frisco for fifty
Page 4: Miss Irma Robertson and Mr. Dale Chegwidden were married.**
Page 13: Card of thanks.**
Page 14: W. J. Hinds died.**
Irma Robertson,
Mr. Chegwidden
Are Married
A PRETTY Church wedding waa
eelfbrated jeiterday altemooo »t
4 o'clock at St. John-a KpUcopal
churcb when Mlaa Irma Rabertaon,
<1««i(thl«T of Dr and Mr». James A.
Roberuon. 78« EasI Elm street, be-
came the bride of Mr. Dale Cheg-
widden. son of Mr. and Mra. THomaa
r Cherwidden of Tulsa. Okla. The
church was decorated with a profu-
islon of ferns, palms and yellow
'rhrysanlhrraums Yellow cM.hedral
I randies burned »t either side of the
iihancrl.
The mRfTlsge vo»» were r«»d by
tbe R«v. Dr. Lewis R. Anschtitz. The
single ring ceremony was used.
Preceding the ceremony Olen Stam-
»orh plsTCd sn rresn soio. Netln-s
••Venetian Love Bonft." which waa fol-
lowed by a vocal solo by Mrs. CleU
I Adams mbo sang •One Alone." accom-
panied by Mr. Siambach. Tba bride
approached the altar on tha arm o«
..r, r.t:..r »:.> -••^vr ^er m m. — ee
They were preceded down the ai^le
by Mn.. John F. Coi. maid of honor
.Both the bride and Mrs. Cox earned
'prayer books They were met at the
fcltsr bv the bridegroom and fcls be<t
n.nn Mr C^.nrle» Rodman Mr Lou«
Meyer snd Mr. John T. Cox wer*
usher*.
Mr. Stiunbach plsyed tbe • Brld.il
Chorus- from •Loiiengrln- iWsiret.
for the pri>cr«.ilonal and Mendela- i
■ .(.im's WoiUiiiif Mnr.h" for the re-
cessional. He played •Llebwiraum- ^
while the vows were exchanged. i
ITie br:(le wore an attractive en- .
tremble ot mine colored tweed with a,
three-qiiorler length coat. Her hst i
WBS bmwii Kolifl and s! e wore brown
..iirde piimp^. Mm. Cox wore a brown
ensemble with matching accessories. ,
Mr-i. Robertson was attrsctlve In a '
hliuk .-iilln pown wUh lace collr\r ar.d
,. minil lilarlt veUet hat. Mr.' C:.'.:-
mudeii wore s dark green sa.;. :r.- »
\v,th a small black hat.
Out-of-towTi giiests here for t^.e
! weddirg Included the brldeirocni s
I parents and his sister. Mr^ Uwls C
Corey and Mr. Corey of Tulsa.
' ' Iii^.-nediftTly after the rfremor.v
I Mr. and Mrs. Cbe^w.dden Itf. '■-:
Chicago where they wUl make ttelr
, futur* home. Mr. Chegwidden for-
' merly lived In Springfield, but has
' bfpn in Chlrsso the n.-u't t«;^ v.^srs.
I The bride is well knowi. In Srjrir.e-
fleld where she has a host ot friend« .
j She Is a graduate of Qflndale St de
' Chantel academy and of Drury col-
lege, where she was a member of the
PI Beta Phi sorority. She has b.'en
honored «lth numerous pr*-r.ur::.V.
p.irtle* since the ar.:- .'ur..! :•.■.€■.■• of
I her engagement In the early fail.
About 200 guesu wltr.e.«^«ed the
ceremony,
M.XRRIAGK I.H KN-^r.^
Dale C CheifwMdfn. 2.S of Chlciteo.
anrt Irma Roberl.«fin. 3S. of Sprlng-
flelrt. and JMi»« F. Oeorse. 25. and
Viol* I.. CoalJH. 31. both of Spring-
, field.
IbO
2— OAIOS OF THANKS. IN MEMORIUM
10 e«nt* a Hna.
CARD OP THANKS
W* wUh to thank our many (rlendj, «■•
peolaUy Bwlft and Co., for their klndncM
and aympaUiy during the lUness and
death of onr beloved son, BllUe. Alao lor
the bMatifol floral offerings
MB. AND MRS OEOROE HUNTER
AND FAMILY.
DKATHS
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: Raymond Ward was killed.**
Page 5: Mildred Padgett of Mountain Grove, Mo., divorced Bissell Padgett in Wright
county. Her maiden name was Thompson.
Page 12: Card of thanks.**
2— CARDS OF THANiki, ih MtmOhit^m
ID
rtf«
> Ai,^ . tt THANKS
Wr « ijih to thank onr many frirndit. m.
prclally avin and Co, (or Ihrlr ktndnr^t
and iiympaily durinf . thr llliie>!> and
riratli of onr bflo^fd n'>*n, MllUr AI*i .'t
Ihr bri'il ifiil fliirti i.llriii,^*
MR AND MM8 tICUIlUE HlJNtLK
AND FAMILY
BOY IS KILLED
ATMME,
Weapon He Had Made Him-'
self Fatally injures Coun-
Vy School Lad
WAS INSPECTING TRAPS
Walking Back Into Home,
Sits Down for Moment •
and Then Expires
A' lK>m«-made gun. rxplodini ax
the barrel (rit and itruck a Toek. '■
; killed Rarmond Ward
I home thrc« mlli
I
13. at hu
ot<
Pp! tjJtT'.rld »; T ;,; V ■.;.:.< n',.'rn-
ln(. The bullet eitlcre<l h:s abdo-
aa4 ooQtlmad upwd, peB#> [
tntlnc alinoat aiaeUy tluoiMM |ka
■—*•'-* *^ •-'•:" r.Ti-r— - -
H ■'iniirwiirlaiii iiiiiuu >■
M»o» «••» lilmsr
The keir
!Tlf
«*• th» aon of Mr.
and II
itoa >« «urvl\-«d by tour hrolhera. HrJ
fattwxrrt the Oninrf Vtinr aefMy.) f
A» he stepped fjoin the porcl. I he
Jar eaua«d the barrel to break loow I
from the atork. It fell and hit a
I ;>jct. .-i.-ii t.'.r cW. fa.\;. .:.;;-,-; . ..::;
; mer w^» Jarred Into action. I
I I
, Walkii nark Into Hnuve
j I"hc boy« mother, watchjnc. (■«
the boy fall to the ground. He im- {
' medi«-f ly sni up. however, and:
»alkcc; in:o thr lioii.»«. He aat Icwr I
[in a ciialr and aald. -Mama, I be-
'.■■r\r u,is ::r. hnr'«;;:rri ' y.--- • ■ "
"il ihc lamily believed that she ho\
I had crrn hit on the rebound .i|i.1
j wa* only MlRhtly powder bunied.
I He Mt two or three minutes h<?;or»
hi- I rrlrd over slumplnc rio« -i ni.
n-.r nr-r. of the chair. He «aj im-
mrt'iaifly placed on the bed. but bv
the t.-re his clothes were removrj lo
.■ev»al the bullet hole !n his N<^v
he «aR dead.
P\4neral services, to be in eh- .;'
of .' W. K'Incner. are Incomplr;.-
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Jessie F. George, 25, and Viola L. Coats, 21, both of
Springfield.
Page 2: Paul C. Hilbert divorced Estella Hilbert. They were married August 5, 1929.
Page 6: Raymond Ward was killed.**
lh\
Youth Killed When Home-Made
Weapon Is Accidentally
Discharged
I Fnnrrnl »ifrvlrr» for Rnymond
, Wnrrl. 11. who riln*. mrlv yemrrrt^v
' morninc • f»w mlnut^R aftfr hf> m«s
' nrrlrtrntnllv (>hnt by k (tun whirh Mr
I hurt mtRfmblfrt from pnrxn. will be
hrld Rt a oYlfwk thin nftprnoon In
•Vr ,' W KlIIiL-nrr funrrnl rhnpcl
Bnrlnl will Iv In Orf^nlnwn rrniflfry
Nnir noiilr KB
Tlir yotnli wns Hir m>ii of Mr. »iul
Mm K. O. WbuI. «Ii<i live on a furiii
(lirrr iiiilr» luirllirHst of ^prliiKfl'liI
! oil • road ulilili IrnU* o(f (rom lilK>i-
'«.iv fi« lie iK mirvi\r«l by four
bn>lli«-r!». He HtlendfU (lie OrHOd
Vli'W srhiMiI. I
y •>■•■),■ i.iit r-VMii^.v inornlni; to
look 111 .viiiiir rHiiUll IrHps he hud htt
ion ibe fRmi. ih^ boy took his gnn. I
An li^ F<r|iprd from Ibe porch the I
hurrrl brokr \nnsr from thr mork «nd '
M av rti'i !iMi Cfl wh^n II dtriirk ihc
Ctoiilfl
I. nil r>:ii kllrnl.
Mr(> WricI kRW hrr Ron (all '" :hf ,
around hii' wr.« rPRR.iiirrrt whrn hp
immrditlFly Rot up and wRlkrd Into
'lh' hoTi"* Pl'tinc down In • rhRlr. |
he Raid. ' MBinnia. 1 brllfve thlR cun
backfired."
I At the moment other memberR of
the iBiiillN did not think hln> bRdly
[ iiurt but in tuo or three mInuleR he
j Ritimped down over the aim u( the
'cbalr. He wa» removed to a bed but
>uoD died.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1929--LEADER
Page 2: Raymond Ward died.**
Mrs. B.A.Stone died.**
Lewis E. Hill died.**
J. W. Fowler died.**
I (deatMs
clal
EASb
l^*'iH«'<*
■«l«mi9?leTd. «rr
•'elork ai the J.'
loved b\ Inlrrm
The lad d"
i. it*
Tfry
I* altameea at S '•
I«lnfn*r ehapel fnl-
1 Oreenlawn vrn •
' h'» SiAn.r Tu' '". .
tMrta X. nin. 7t. dl«4 at hU home. 14)« i
Ifoeth Pobb^r-on a^rnur, at rnon tfvdny
H» IR «'i:'">-1 hv iv.> •^'.tr. Mrs U«ui.\
UiU. and t^.t loi:o«.nc biothfti and ai*-
«a»t MvlB. at T»»9*. FU..^ ant 9n»k,
•t Mtater. OMio; a n't Mt«« Cadle Kill of
ptaTtlaod, Ohio. Kr. Hill «aa torn ta
faaaaawr. Mteh. rnn^ral arraacaanits
mx* In cbargc of j. T>' Kiiugatr.
J. w. rowtXB
J. W. rwtor. lOM Bioad »:re*t. died thli
?lM«Wn at ttt* heme ol hl< (tiarhter, Mr<.
-AlMiriMtBM. Hallta. Okla. Th« Mf |
r^Wn IfT*** net» tometlme Thur»daT. rm* \
' natal arranKfrturlj are incomFl'lt. .
ha hUniaU had as&cnfulra was accidentii:iv
<liwhnrgail. BesldCi tbn rarentii, four
krottWTR. »ho attend thr Ornnrt v»-^
acboot, luiktve.
ant. a. *. rromi J
rviwrat ReiTleeR for Mrs B A Btene of ,
Otart r«r» hr'.d 1 je»d»y iJletnoon in ;
l,nidaa Mtnetary with th« Rr?»rend J. R |
BUom of Sptlnffl'lrt ronductlni the terT-
leai She It iurriTfd by her huiib»nd. her
notitar. Uri. Vlntt 8l John, one »Ml»r. .
Mtt. BU Vatifhn. of Kaniat City and a I
brother. WlUum Jnliniuu. ol K»n»a» City ,
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2: Jesse E. Vaughan died.**
Johns. Hively died.**
Mrs. Mary McMickle died.**
Cecil E. Newkirk died.**
J. W. Fowler died.**
Lewis E. Hill died.**
R. Doc Smith died.**
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Walter Henderson, 26. nnd Jaunila [
S-xpairnRln. 16. oolh of Springfield I
Tho couple uas married at the
coiirthou."ie .vr.>;terday aftrniooii b\
the Reverend E. Lacy Potter.
H. n. SMTTff
riir»'nl «ervlre« f«r R. Doe ffTllh. M
who died MotK'Rr aftetiioon at »>'»,;»";'
et Ava Mo . wilt he h-ld »t the Te»"1enre
ther« FrMR» Rt 17 oTI'vk roon "' '«
•urvlved bT hli wife. Mr» •♦•ry 8--lth
bT a dRuehter, MrR. Kale M<I1« of Mon-
tRna. and two »on«. F^ed o' Ttil'» and
rhRTle. of IdRho Mr. S-ilth hid ll»ed at
Av» Rho.it 12 rears. He wai a veteran
I of the Civil war.
IfcJl
DEATHS
JC8SB B. VADGHAN
JftM S. Vaufban, 4«. of mit North Krt>
I Iflt ivrnuc, died at 2 oVlock rrXTdaf i
morning In the Barnrs hospital In St. I
Louli after ao extended lllneu. He ti aur-
vlved b7 hit w1(« and en* aon, Ultchtil
Vauihtn. Funeral arraofements are In-
complete but iDtermrnt will be under
diracUon of tho KUngner UnderUUng
company.
JOHN S. HnXLT
John 8 HIvely. gp. of 92« West Elm
• treet, died yesterday morning In a
Sprlncflrld hospital following a lingering
lllnesi. Funeral scrTicei will be held at
3:30 o'clock this afternoon In the Alma
Lohmeyer funeral home followed bT burial
In Hatelwood cemetery. Mr. mrt\y ta
sunrlred by hia wife. Mr«. Emma HUely,
two ilitert and three brothers.
MKS. MASir MeMTCKLB
Mrs Mary McMlckle. 3«. died yesterday
morning at lier home. ISOl East Lombard
street, afur a long lUness. Funeral ar-
rangements ar« Incomplete, but Interment
will be In charge of the Herman H. Loh-
mejer funeral homt at the Linn Creek,
Mo., cemetery. Mr*. McMlekle U inrrlTCd
by her husband. John McHlrkla.
rr.cn. w. nfwrirr
Cecil E. Newklrk, S-yea^^ld son of Mr
and Mrs. I/cnl L. Newklrk. did to the
home of the parents last nigh* at CrM
o'clock after an extended Illness. Besides
the rarent.^. he |s survived bv one slater.
Irmslesn. and one brother. Emett Naw-
klrk. Funeral arrangements are Incom-
plete but burial will be In Ea.*t Lawn
Cfmetfry under direction of the Kllngner
Undertaking company.
J. W. rOWT.ER
The body of J W. Fowler of IOCS North
Broadway avmiie vho iln^ rf^t»rdar i
morning at Hollls Okia . while visltlni :
his dsuRhter. Mr*. Clara Hoffman, wll' j
arrl»e In Snrlntfleld todar Hu H sarrlTJrt
by two sons. Roy Fowler of Snrlngfleld
snd Earl Fowler of West Vlrrlnla: one
stenion. Albert OI»ln of 8nrln«fl»l'1. and
• wo dauehte-^. M-». Bert fl-own of Bnrlna-
f<»M an-l Mrs Minnie Dlron of Mlan>l [
Okla. Funeral arraneements h»re not
h»fn completed but Interment will b« In
<-harage of the Alma Lohmeyer funeral
home.
? rwt« r fin r.
T<--.!< F II:" "; '• ' ' ■- -• c--^f «.•-•
hospital ye'tTdsT M' RIH wes horn In I
fanslna. Mlrh . a^d uter H'ed In C«n-
nes'if an>< Palnnrllle Ohio. He l« ■mrrlTel '
hr his wife, two h-other*. anit «ne ••♦ter !
Fune'sl service* will h» held at the Kllng--
P»' 'ine'al ^h*"**! f*<l« •ftefooi St 3 '
"•'lock. Burial will be In Oreenlawn ceme-
t«ry.
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1929--LEADER
Page 12: There is an item about Robert L. Doling.**
Page 14: J. W. Fowler died.**
Jesse E. Vaughan died.**
Mrs. Mary McMickle died.**
Cecil E. Newkirk died.**
John S. Hiveiy died.**
Lewis E. Hill died.**
R.D.Smith died.**
T. F. Barton died.**
!f
DEATHS
-^;':|
*|'^
Wf^
■ J. W. rOIVLCB ■ ' """"■ -'VN
Ttr body oi J W Powler e( I0«.\ Nortn
Broadsar Avrnue. who died whilr viaKmc
hi* dniirhter. Mts Clara M»»frm;ir. T,f fioj.
Its. OkU., will Dtrlva In Hprlneri«kl »t &
n rlof k this ofterr.nun Iiiriera' arranre-
nienis are |n rh.irse of t'le Al>n« .Lu^•
r n.r fuiifml liume. Mr. Fowler is aur-
..wu l,v f*o >nnr. ){nv of .«prlnKTleld
and Earl of Wrst Virg.n-.a: by • »tep«oii.
Albert Olviii of Sjirinnlield. and by imo
other daughters. Mra. Bert Brown nf
Springfield and Mrs. .M'.ni.le Ulxon of
Miami. Okla
JLSKi: i;. VAI <.M.\N J
1 func-al tr r a UK •.;c: •.:•.*'- tT .1- <<.e E '
I Vi.iiKJ.hi.. 4.:. ul .i'i:n Nditn Kriiru .-iVrr:
KHngmr. TtHi wift Md ont iSn.
I Vgughmn. aurvtve.
%nH. MART MeMICKir
The body o( Mti. Marv McMicUi-. 34
J«d WMBwtfay Sit— olii HI jim 1
at 1.^01 Past Lombard street, was taken
ovtrlaiid lo Llim Creek. Mu.. lutlajr aimI
tuMral a^rvlcM antf burial wtU ba ImM"
IbVf at a o'etocll. I»idajr attcrnodo.
n«rauui U. LotaMMr naeral
ehmtfrn or ffimiiiiftU. ten.
srirtlved by her hnsbanrt. John McMickle.
OBCIL K. mrWKIBK
Of ell C N««:klr1t. t-rrar-old ton of Vr.
and Mr«. L«vi Newklrk of n» Kaat Di-
vision street, died at home at t» Wedoa*-
i'<i\ I'T :r.» r. f'.T t> lorit i!li'.e.«« A brother.
Ernear. and a .m i.-r. li i -i.;. ., ... u:--. ••.! -
vlte. »lth 111" r«r. Its Kur. »■••«; srrar.k-e-
rtiri:ts are ir. rV-.i.r .■' .j ',% K'.in^nrr
Durial «1U take place In East Lawn
cemetery. v <:.
wtts n. iinmT
^^IJ^gjgyjS^^'gii
runer.i geryires fw R. D «mIt^ M. of
tha ciTli ».e I**' Bittlth. m r*t«rao of
ine ciTii war. Ig survtve^ k« |,j, »4f« -^J
two tons and a dat„hl7r ^ * "*
H I Blrelr. and Ibraa broUMti and tvo slater*
^ --^- "^>^-- '- i,ii-i^i,i--- ■ ■■ - ^■.-.--
_ tJCIKl* C BILL
runeral Mrvie«s Tor L«»ls E HllU 71.
were held thU •tteroaon at tte J. W.
Kllngner cbap^. tollowvd br int#rm«Bt ti»
Oreeiilamn r»iri»»<rv Mr Mill Ls aur-
M>rd by ll!^ \»iu. i«o broiliers and
aisier.
k,i.l|ur^MlwLlli««ld|aw «t|alHM»' .
j Idt ttonr •boot HobMt U Donag. |
I former Sprlntlitld man, who Is well
' kilo-.. II in il.f. >1'.> b. ilK .• I'lOllUT
ol & & DoUxm. Who run* a large
orebwd la OhHMUn omiritjr luar !
MarlonvUlk Tbe World Myi: . '
Frf«li fli:?. Ii; Oi'i'iMr !<. t!ii'
culeiit Iruit tlilcli Itobcil L. UoIuik.
ure snd plant expert ta provtdlnR |
for tiU f rlpnrts and nrlRhbon.
I)i)!lii;; s li»: irrr. mio ol Ihr time
Mid to ht in Tul>a. Iin.s tucii bnn -
UiR fruit Kinc* AtiRuxt and \s nbo\it '
liiitr Mil. ill Ml III if;ii.ill\ oii-
t.ii;ir<l iii.N |ilill-.l lt\ MlsMs.M|i|>l .iii>l
after careliil attention hns de- ■
Mlopril the tref to It* prMPnt ^tnlf
ol i)iu(iucllvity.
At presfnt there are more th«n '
am ii(s on tbe uee. Tb« fl« tree. \
which Uutvea In tropical climate, is
a rare thing In thi^ state.
LhjIuiK. uIio t> iiuu »llli (lir Miil-
contlneut PetrolGuni corporation,
has made trers an.1 (lowers b lirr-
Itme hobby. Fur Mnrrnl yrni'. Iir
•Aai n.,i:..!i;'r ol lJi;lliin puil: a'.
Springfield, Mo., rccenily ftiughl by
that city for S8S.00O and con\ tried
into a public work. Several publlia-
Uona have osentloDcd Doling u an
Mtthortty on nower life.
T r H\RT«>N
T. F. Barton. 65. died thl» ■»*2L'?
at thf home of hl« »on, n HherTftan Bar-
tan ol lural route No. S, WUlard. .t^alySl
ing •■ UBgarlng Uln««a. «• »• ■«•*••? "y
hii MiteTtoHT wnvL. W^ Barton. TT^.
n«M, BBd D. «nf*iii«B. *•• ■^milff***'
field, and D Bhernfan. two dauirhl«rt. Utt.
Inta Murphy »od Mta. OU«y» ■"5t'"fl!S-
•t I o'clock Bandar ■(teriMMtt •» »» B«rr
man H Lohmeyer fun«ral homt. tnd tMiUl
will M to UApl* P»rt LflMlWJi.-. ' ^■'•^'^-«^^'i
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 16: J. W. Fowler died.**
James Taylor Knner died.** [James T. Kenner-see November 9]
R.D.Smith died.**
T.F.Barton died.**
Cecil E. Newkirk died.**
Jesse F. Vaugiin died.**
DEATHS
J. w. rowi.rR
runfrnl •'•rMrr« for J. W KnKter. *S.
o( inn-. Nnrih Broint»»y. who rtiert Wfd-
t]ff.6»v mornlnK (t the heme of hM dauih-
i>r. Mr< Clam Hoffmitn. at Holll*. Ok\n .
..Ml h# VirlH Rf .» Irt « '.•ncV t^'. « ^....-T* -w- .^
III th» liriii Baptikt rliurch. Hie R»»ri'nd
lf«l» M Half. p»«inr. otflrtatinc In-
I'rmenl will b» In Maple Park cinrterT
under itirectlon of Ihe Alma Lohmryer
funeral home Mr. Powter 1^ aiirrlvert hr
l-ls mfr Mr*. Pririlla Fowler: hi.* (ath»r.
O W. Fowler of Seiialla. two 5on5. Rov
Fowirr of Sprindleld. and Earl Fowler of '
Slilnn«ton. W Va ■ one dsii?hter. Mr*
Hoftmaii three broltirrs. Will Fowler of
Kan«(< Clly. Ed Fowler of Sedalia and
llarriiiun Fowler of Syracuie. Mo fl\e
-i.tii> Ml'. Naiifv Griillirii of S»i.irii»e.
Mr- Ueriie Mui k of Sednlia. Mr« Uoria
Wllliaiii^ of Syracuse. Mra. Dtilly Moon
111 f'ortiinn. Mo. and Mr* Frtna Hat-
tielrt of Mrdaliii our *tep«jn. Albert Oib- '
bolls of Sprinefirld and twif «tei)dau«hter».
Mr^ Pril Itruuii ot Hnriiiirfirld and Mrs
U. 1. ^i.\ui. ol .Mlauii. una.
IAM»:s T. KNNKK
Jamcf Taylor Knner. t». died early ye»- ,
I'rday mornlni a( Ihe Pythian home here
tellowlnt an extended lllneaa. He »a »nr- ■
' \lved by one brother who live* In Kan-
rut City. Funeral nervlee* will be held at
? 30 p'clnck eunda» afternoon In the i
■. PTthlan home Burial will be in llaiel- j
. wood cemetery unde dlrrrtlon of W. U
Starne.
•I n s^tiTii
' Funeral a»r«ice* for R U. Umlth. M. of
, Ava., Mn.. will be held at hi* hem* early ^
•ndatr Mr Smith, a veteran of the Clrtl
^nr. i« «iir\lT(l by hi.* «lfe. two sons and
' one al'ter.
i T. r. BABTO.N '
Funeral aerrice* far T. F. Barton. »5. j
who died yeaterday morninc at the home ,
^ of hi* aon. D. Sherman Barton, of raral I
: route No. 3. WUlard. will be held Banday
' afternoon at t o'clock at the Herman '
H Iflhnnever funeral home followed by
' interment In Maple Park cemetery. He Is .
^urvtvrd by hi* wife, four sons and two •
daughters.
rrriL r.. .newkirk
' Funeral »ervice« lor Cecil E. Newkirk
I t-vear.«M son of Mr. and Mrs. Levi New* ,
kitk' of (20 East Division street will be I
lipid ai 2 o clock Saturdav afternoon at the
I Setenlh Baptist church, 'followed by burial ■
In East Lawn reiretery, under the dlree- |
tlon of J W Ktlntnrr The vouth died
*t li.* Iiqnie \\i-on^*dBv f^ninc at €39
o clock One brother. Ernest, aud stater.
' Irmi^lean, surylve with the parents.
\ 3r.%%K E. VAt'GHN '
Funeral service* for Je«»« E Vauchn.
<«. {Of }Oia Nnrtti Kellelt a-enue. who
dir>1 Wednesdav In a 81. tymis hnsnilsl.
n«tifi in the Ess' A^enue Bapii>i rhurrh.
1 followed hy Hnrial In Oreen Lawn rrm-
* elegr upder direction of J. W. KUngner. I
ntM
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1929 -LEADER
Page 8: J. W. Fowler died.**
James T. Kenner died.**
T. F.Barton died.**
Cecil E. Newiciric died.**
Jesse E. Vaughan died.**
Birth reported.**
Page 10: John B. Smelser thinks he is an heir to a British estate.**
tongx the j, large cop«
eenu of Springfield '"^ In" which a
son are associated In '■
ttw I^ a'linea Muale j
I /shop In cojinrcilon uiih it. 'iii..i
/shop includes the sheet music and
j sfrtnjrrd InRtrumrnt drparlmriU.«i.
'i ill" r"!.".''— 11 )'n» .-•'•■• ;i ffoMi it <
which at that time con.>sl«tod
piiiKipiiily ot plAiio saJes. his ton I
L. i,. LiiK-.i. ji:t -■!'!'>::•. nr-"1 b'^ <ah
|lferton linos, vice-president, have
born b!i;.lnc<« a.-wociatr.s for nbout
^29 years. .
l^. E. Lines orisinat^d" the busl-
'Mfftft 'agency to a large j
npdnl house >eUlnc pianos, n- '
nc^s. rtrvc:opinR It from nn ncmry i dios, phonographs and all other mod-
cm types of instruments. The com- \
pany was incorporated In 1D13 as j
llali^ilihlil ^*^h *" '''"'^ **"*''" ™'"P«ny. »1th '
-_...".T. !.*»:•._ t Mr. Lines. Sr..Mhe president and his !
ifor scwlt^B nir\r!'.!nrs nii'J iritr-r ol<l-
■faslilonefr organs into a miwlral .
tconcrrn' iIoihk l)u.s;ii''-- t;iri.-:t:l-.'> i"
lomjr^jrJn ,1874. He rontlnued his'
IJWjkvWUh sucvr.vs in Bentonville. ! '"'' "''" *'" i'> •
^flK^^lPMteka Sprlnirs. Aric. and '" ^^ early work w.th the rom-
rrirto ritv Mm Urn rainr to "'"*' Morion Liiirs ..[vni rmmler- ^
i E\cu in lits'l)!.:. luvo : ,\n:% Mor- '^^^'fee hc>ined the TrR^indi
lion Llne."» took nn Jntrre.Ht in ll>e . '^^Woues to hold member*h^ |n .'
[btwlness which hL-i father was build- ' ^;i,o'Tf""l2atlon. " L" E. ijnes n at
Um up. Ho worked in the store ' »^»^r of the Odd FVllows lodge.
-.—--— »rrrttf tor / w rnwtrr, »«. f
•f .IW Worth Brodtit. tho aird (t hn •
«*«thUr'» hon-» ■( ||,|i;.. okl» mm
^MlhU anrrnooB n'Xha Tttn a<pim
[•■'•■/ •Bodartwl ky |M K»vrrrnd Lmt •
^LO^tarjrt tnr.rtm] i.a-nr. Mr fuvVr w
- >i.)rt^%» bit »if». M:« rrMti.:. Fo^frr; '
■ kit UU»r. a W r«<»)»r «l !i(d«lis-
••r tt^apdasftcM »ni Barl
Mk. .W* «• r • -aaoahtcr. Mr*.
_ _ .bm»nut BoBii. ou». Th»»«
*l»aj»»»y!^»a Wri mini >u> miui »
r'S' "■_**■ •»■ «•«»«» cii»i u ef a*.
I aa^a; RuttaMl vt ayrMnw. Mo.; ten.
I Jtj--T r.»V*»B flf BTrtrow; Mm Brttir
I Uazc at 8»d»IU: Mr*. l>eeta WUl.uaa •(
I fnaew: Mv iMir M«oa at I'onww.
' V»- •ft^ Vm lMn« RttfloM of Prditii
Arb«ll Oiliir.t ff S;i.niti».i1 ■> • tirpuin
•d4 Mrt. Beit Bron «( B|7nni(u\d and
.|l»«<. O.^T. DIM* al Mia«t. Okte.. m*
. T. ». BABTOW
JSESJ-SSn*!* tor T. p. Birum. » ,
'Oa b«Mt{
JfrS^.'i"^ •>»•. t«l»«wM br In-
. wen, M. WKwaiKK I
Ftotfjl Mr*1e« f*r Own It-yrtr-old
•■».«* Wt a*a !■»,. un »««kirk m m <
"■'•'»•■•« *»••• W» ta h«U a«tar4«r
^mt^ at J c-rViek at tht RvmilA
Hapllct church oa Herlh ViContl tv»nu» '
Tnt*riB«nl win taka pHr* in rtit l.awn I
fmrfrry (n rhirg* «t 4. w. K;iii»n»r.
- i«a»« ».. vayoBAw ,
»•" ••lurday aftn^noan it J aVloelt tt
th» Ba«t A*vnqa Raptttt churrb. folbivcd
► • ;*«crii.-' .. i,'^e-\ I «wn tfr.^tr.T '•!
rti«-«» «f J W Kl^ngiiT.
T. «E^«Tta«
' ftuaial acmcft fn Jamn Tay\er Krn- ,
a«r. as. via* dltd Ttrartdar at thr Prthun !
I taaaa htt* vtU W twM Bandar an«rno<in '
I at tba bava. taUe«*d by tntiriatel In 1
Ma»t%w>a tiMiun ta ehara* el atarna't I
mortaary. A bralitn mha Iit»i In Ktn-
I '^» c;tf iut»-.» M
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Wommaclt of ,
J013 JDtnbeth street announce the
Urtli of a aon. Loois Edwin, on '
Vox. 7.
Its
:1*.V
foMan
iii.Amonsi Claimants
^^"" to Great Estate
j-.^n n .vi.-v.*r vi; \\'- -■ w .:i < i
»>lr*rt. fo o-ir f.t 2r.H ll»-|! .»! I- •" 'll'-
Vn.-fO SI -f --'I I.: ■■■•"« t r tM
tsooonooo Jfrniiic^ r»t«if. nhir,!
hit befn h»m In rlian- rll'-ry .<.mt.•^
Bl Sn«UDil Unce the de»lh ol Wil-
- ■- - ^ , fttiioik county, in
I
I
Mr. .Bmclirr jtstrrdiiy T»rfU»<J «
^aailC^HM i»«ni-T Alton L. Jordan
of Horfnl*. VII. fhl'f KrtvlTr fnr
ABttlcan eJ»lm«n\«. lh»v •»til«n»nt
■«m-M-Wi» KUiKtlm* within the
WM^ aU -MBbtli*. Attornvy Dunnn
Lm. •n* l*on«r«« Moy. ni'inhfr. of
JUm BritUli B«r •lU'OclDtloii. are *«- '
llvtlnK In th« ran*. '
In Mew of tUr fitK^'-fi Uw ^K],t•ll
rlrrlareii thnt nn htpsr n( ttiii.- \^:il
b«r ncKl-of-kln to p«ninii«l rki«>r
UniM* ajiaBinMUy bcqueathrd. ti>r
•at*!*; witleh eonaUta of monry.
pt/vtol unrl bonrlB will }*^ rti\U!'-<;
WDOBg cUtawoti who oil pcuve ic-
^Moaahlp^-
Mr. SiTi'l'er'n rliilin l« tiixptl on Hii'
f4<-t thftl hiH ^rbitc!iu(j; i.'-r. C'luin* v
JennlDga. of Ul*)r^on loiii.iy. Vitki-
alB, traced her line back to Humphrey
Jenntnfia nf Warwick. EtiRUiid. who
filed In 169n ai.rt «lio »«s m i'Iph:-
KreaWfrmndlathtr of tbe William |
Jennlnfa wboae eviate la In qiii-Mlon :
iMtV*^'*f *i>* '■'^ *>»(' JenninK*
w»> ft baclielor and an only <hllil '
4tBM muat b« traced lo his amrtiurs
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Roy R. Vinson, 29, and Lois Vivian Winklebaclc, 23, both of
Springfield.
A son James Allen McDonald was bom November 5 to Mr. and Mrs. B. C.
McDonald of Camden, Ark. Mrs. McDonald was formerly Miss Irene Comwell of Springfield.
Mrs. M. L. Colman died.**
Page 2: James T. Kenner died.**
T.F.Barton died.**
Cecil E. Newkirk died.**
Jesse E. Vaughn died.**
Mrs. Mary E. Dunham died.**
Mrs. Elizabeth Coffland died.**
Page 7: The Rev. Walter Ross died.**
Page 15: Card of thanks.**
MRS. M. L COLMAN.
AURORA PIONEER, DIES
AURORA. Mo.. Nov. 8. — ISlM.
M. L Colman. tbout 70 ye*r» of
aRp. pionrcr riaidcnt aiul prominent
cttUeiu«( Aurora, died this motn-
InB at the home of her dau«ht«r.
Mrs. Ossie Davis. She Is survived
by a son. Lewis Colman, of Aurora,
and two daughters. Mrs. Davis of
Aurora, and Mrs. Leona Plau. of
, Monett. Funeral services will be
■- held at the First CongiegatlonAl
; church at 2:30 o'clock Sunday al-
Itemoon.
-!^^^^i7ii?7^.
'ti^
r.vn'.„r .Massif
1 H&ielwood cemet.ry under ,^ «/\>on ^'^^
U Siarne. A brother who U.e« m Kansas
Isunivea.
T. r. BARTON
Funeral wrvjcei. tor T. K. Barton. 5S.
who died Thortday morning at the home
of bl« »on, D. Sherman Barton, rural route
ma. Wl lard, win be held Sunday atter-
nwn at the Herman H. Lohmcyer funeral
home, followed by int'""'"^ ^'" ,"fP T
Park cemetery lie is *"'"Ji6.dt»^?rfn«
sons and two daughters antfTne^tHdow,
' rrrii. r. NFtvKinK
i h'unrral .»r\.t<> lor Ci i .1 K Npv.k:rK
! I3-resr-old son of Mr. and Mr.v Levi New-
k'.rV of 929 East Division Mrrrt. will oe
.held this a!t«Tii.i3ii at ? o clock at 'he
I Brventh Baptist church. lollowed by intev-
-rr' :n ^^^^ Lawn cemeieo' m charge i.
J. W. KUngiier.
Jl Sjit E. WIGHN
Funeral fer\ice» tut Jrsse E. VauRhn. ■.»>_ ,
I of roi» North Kellett avenue, will be held.
.It 2 30 fi I IfM K this afternoon at the Fast ^
; Avenue Bapf-jt church, followed by rutial |
, in Ote»ir;i»n cemetery In charge of J. W i
Kl'.rgnor • |
.MR<. MARV K. DIMMM '
Mr? Marv E Duiiham. 83. f.ied at 0 3<
o'clock last i-.ieht folio .iiii; a lln(?erinj{
llhif?" at her home. RIO West State «trr<<t.
Funeral services vci;: ce icid at 2 3U
o'clock Rundav allprr.jon at the Alma
Lohmrver funeral *icn-.r *un biifial in
Maplf I'ark rf.c'.iw y ■ IV. r.im >--
•urvi'.fd b' tl r'e >' r.-. D D. Iiriha.n.
Rockawar Beach, Charl:*' M. 'Juiiham.
rofffwin". Kar... and Bert '"i-jnliam.
SliriTiBfi'id- f '-ir dsuirhrT- . Mr-i l^oss
Brown. Los A:icelr«. Mr^. r,rcr^> Souh-
gate. KanisaR Citv. Miss .lo.-" D.ml-.am.
of the home addre-s. and Mrs Jem^*
Moore, Los Angeles- >:i,1 uy a Jis'.cr, Mrs
L. P North. SprlniMeld.
I
1U
FORMER CEDAR COUNTY
CITIZEN. REV. ROSS. DEAD
Nprrial THffin'rh In Thr fC'ru*
STOCKTON. Mo.. Nov. 8.— The
Reverend WalUr Ross. 65, former
Cedar county resident, died sud-
denly, at his home In Creswell, Ore.,
yesterday, friends here were noti-
fied today.
Mr. Ross, who was an ordained
Methodist minister, was a former
. bchool teacher, having taught in the
schools here and at Hmnansvllle. Ha
also preached at churches in Cedar.
Polk and Dade counties. About 14 I
years ago he moved to the west. He
was • member of the Stockton
Masonlo lodge.
Ha Is survived by hLs wife and
two daughters- Funeral services
and btDlal win be held at CreswelL '
^, iil?.^- ELIZABETH COFFLA.ND
■■Mri»EllzabethlCoItland*^0. died at 9:65
w. F. Horkfader Of St. >
^S5SSlS?e*«WM^
Mur-* rofnund of tWm.!
r «... *- ». .^ -
. _ sons.
ov<, . „.-. , ,,,, M". r irn r)avtr <f
I Kan*Bt City «r«i on» Droi.ner. A>xandrr
iTtopmpiion of Denver. jFunerkl wrvlce*
sbly will be held st 2 30 o'clock Bun-
'^22'' J" '.**? ^- ^ SUrne mootu-
DWed by Interment in Bazelwood'
r--.- .'..■'■' 1^ .
t ^*****~*~ *-*»*• *T'"Vtri-rurLn-aji.j"fc-in_n.iuc I* W
t-OARDt fiF THARn. IN WEMOIIUII
. I« enU » H%m.
~fk KBMORIAU
In wTtnt rtmembranc* of
Etolph E.
LyoDvvbo imuMl >w*j on* 7«ai ace t»-
OOua frlrndi (hit nev ar* walUnc.
In Iha cloadlrx mlmi ef day.
Who are rilllni mr •;> luiiow
What* Uiclr ntpA h:<. tfS ihr way
Thar ha*a laid atlo« thru armor. '
And Uiclr earthly couru la rvn-
Thar hair* k»i>t tha faith with paUrncc
And (ha eroan of life la won.
Thay hara laid aalda thrlr armor.
For the roba et apollru white;
And with Jr>ua thar ara walklnc
Whara the rl»er tparklri brighi.
Wa hare Ubored h«ra fofelher.
We h«»» I.borr'l tMr hv ridr
Juit a llllla while before ma
ThY hara croited the rqJIInc tide.
N« «!• kneva how b«-a nincd by wife
and children.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1929-LEADER
Page 4: The probate court docket for November is published.
Page 8: Mrs. Mary E. Dunham died.**
Mrs. Elizabeth Coffland died.**
T. F. Barton died.**
James Taylor Kenner died.**
George Langdon died.**
Harvey J. Hunter died.**
J. S. Losey died.**
Page 9: Card of thanks.**
Page 10: Miss Sybil Reed and Mr. Ruedy Utiger will be married this evening. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed, 1205 North Broadway.
lUyaa OAIUSON: "Old t^« dtl-"
w^^Sw^Wrt to W«f the
'dtatJ> of John W. Shutt. «hlcH oc-
■/«fUtt*d. m Prj-or Creek. OW«ho»n«.
^few-day* ago. Mr. Sh'jitt had
relative."! here and came buck to
■ Sfstngfleld once In awhile. IUk lost
ilfttt'BwHb over a year ago and was
UrtplwB for some time before hU
UfrtUl. il«' ^"-^ I'v-.... ..'.l *>
-molher lived with him la Okla-
homa. HU father. Dr. Shutt. was
one of the early physldant of
'Sprtngfleld and is remembered by
'Xttti oWer residents. I recfU him
pe.'feciiy. Hp «s^ t^"^ !r'-h«'.« nhrv»
six feet in hrlrht. wore a uiic h«t
(tnrt ^TtT.rrt H can' H' h.iri » "a:--
pract :rc . s
a • • ■ )
&Mla« 8ybU
i^. ^"*' *"' *" '"•Tied
^ais •yenlDg at 6:30 o'clock to Mr'
**»dy OUger. Th» remnoA^ wtll be
wad at i^ bona of th« bride's p«r-f
enu."Wr. and iir». t ii-ric* iu«a, i.i&S '
I North proAdmay avenue
ntn
7 -rsuns OF rvaNv^ in MVMnaitiM
)« rt»tM 4 rtitc
, •_ .'Tin MCuuKUU
I.yt>ti^ vtai pa«a«d avay «m ymn aco io^
day Hov»mb»f I, 19«. -•" w
'Mhar frltndt tliat now air »»,iii.b
In %h» cloudlcaa realm, ot day.
Who ar* calllni na to fnllow
Whara thalr alapa hara led the way
Th«r ha*« Uld ailda thalr armor.'
ADd Ibtir aarlhly couraa la run-
TiMy iiara k«pi iht faith with patiaitM
And llM crovo ef Ht« l* won.
Iliey have laid aside thrlr •rnier.
1 >•! Uir rol.r 1,1 s, ,llri.« Mi;li-
And tillh JniM 11, ry are walkinf
Where the r;\er aparklaa brifhi.
Wa ha?* laborad hara tofrlhar.
We hara labored aid* by tlda.
Jurt a IKUa while bcfora me
They ha<a croa/ird the rolling tide.
No ona knn«a how ha'i mUw4 by trtft
Slid cinidren
^_„„r»I MfTke* fOrHrt. Mary T. TS'in-
fc^'tt.'^Wvft itl«<l rrMcr nnh» at hrr
tMBt3^* ^*'^ ti^^t* •ttfcl. Kill tw hrld
M- lnUrm»nl In Mspl» Psrk rrirr'-rv
Mf U torvlved br thtt* ton*. D. O. Uun- '
%•» M- 1to»k«wa|r B««ch. Mo.. CharlvK M.
<*.' Coff'Tvlll*. K«n , end B'll nf Si)i;iv i
h«M: aMI by four dMifhUr«, Mn. Koax
Pjifirvl. liMl *B»«lM, OaHL; mm. Oeoric
MM6S«ll»(^ KaaaM Ottyt Mini JihI* Dun
Mm tt hofrt* aiut Mrt. J«mr« Moorr.
I.M AnMlei, Cktir. A (Intrr, Mt>. L. P.
Notih of Bprlncttdd, aUo tiirvlvM.
^. ■ Mws. xuxiunm ooptland
*?. who rtirtl »»rly TTTl ■ iiioiiii<.|; m luv
h«lB» »t 191 Wot Elm (ITMl. «lll be hrld
iMMkUy •(Urnoon at 3 e'elotk at tht rtrtt
eptrttttftlUt -charch at i34> North hob-
b«raon «*tnut. Burial will take place in
BMt Lawn ccmatvry la chare* ol th*
lAtaa* Lohmcyvr raoerat bom*. Mr. Laiu-
' 4»n va* tern In Nrw Y«rk itate. Ht* rniit
Mirrtvas.
har\-i;y j. hpwth
I Harvey J llunc. r. «9 difd (n a ^o^pll»l ,
4 larrc tills Bioniiii* lullu»lu| > l>iic< ill- I
4MM*. H* U survived by IVo braibe*. H. C
'SiSUt Of at. LoiiU aud & O. Buaut ol
4bMlMtfM«. Prtvau IftMtat aetvka* «hi
J^eotldOCUd at a o'clortc Sunday alter-
"KTMioa na4 at tNa aovth cttr lliniiK. Rhe
r« aurrlTed b? two aons. Clar^nre nf m
l»uU aod RolaiiO of luiso ckI I>\ '.<i>
dancbtara Mrt. W. P. Horkrader of t>t. I
l/iul« ana Ml«« Mvrv Jmir Cofllaiiil (it '
■ tiiiitr. Fu.t« . ui -.! .
day atteriMon at J W utioik ui simn- -
mortuary, folloarad by ttitfrmriii In lln/il-
Bvod c«iDcltry.
T. P. BARTON
K'ineral <m ;rr\ U-t T K Bar'.' M '
<<lU b* held Bitiid.iy al'.n :ii.u;i at 1 ir -. .. k
at tba Herman Lohmeyer luiivciil lioitx- j
fnllovad by Interment In Matct HmIc crmr-
I»iv He l.« xirvivrd Ijv In.: •l.l,^ m,:
lag dau(titc(* and tiV liK t>.:c.
tife.*!-:'
H' Pawl MeMiorti't 'h;rrh offirlallnt
JMrlai *>U be 111 li«iri-^o'>d crmtttry.
' r «, t<Mar. (f*. diMi t>«x 2P<'i^*'"jl i^ >
e'ctork at ^l> bnme. AM net Ifadtaan
■trMt. H* <a aurvlMd br r.i< *t>«. ona
<lBU»M»r Mm '^-la
„» •,■•7 K'
r'-'V-r' two aon^.
^f■••■>'lr! avenue
r n I "''• af
f I ""•
«n<1 Virc I (^-'^ •-■
,„.er. M-. »*'•"■ ^'^ ,. ,■
Mjptf f«ur bro!ber«. <> ' ^ '
T^'^f r,. htrr n:-|. r I
r,:2rM"r""r<hV n-r,u, -U. b* haw
St Or««al*«n f«ir.'-er- lir.cer tba diwe-
JAKES T. KCKNPK I
Paneral aervlcet fot Jamrn Tavtnr K^i>
9tf. M. WlU ba b«td Sunday »lirni.-.i,
at 9rW •'eteek al the Pylhlan liome. (ol- |
lowed by Internieni in lli'ilvond err- ' ■ I
• erv In rhirf» of Kturnr » rinrdiifv Mr.
Kenner liad li\rii ai <•:!■ :,v.r!i. i^ j •. .
eominc here from Kaixaa Citv. »h»ie ur-
wax a memb"' of Slnlun Iid7» No lii ;
Knlchta of Pylhla,«. Mr »«.< »rin» i:r:,.
bar of th* lod^e decrrr tram, and brn .->■
^ Ms ^nnv aptMBranra vaa known to ht* I
lilendf a* 'Kid" Kenner He «>.< • im..
ffUimr'-hr trad*. T*o aona and broUier '
avrelva.
SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1929 -NEWS and LEADER
' Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
Marion Kates was killed.**
Page 2 A: George Langdon died.**
James Taylor Kenner died.**
Mrs. Mary E. Dunham died.**
Harvey J. Hunter died.**
J. S. Losey died.**
Mrs. Martha A. Roberts died.**
Mrs. Elizabeth Coffland died.**
T. F. Barton died.**
There is an item about Mrs. Fannie Swayne who attended Lincoln's funeral.**
Page IC: There are seven sets of twins in highschool:
Adeline and Catherine Renshaw, aged 16
Margaret and Martha Bruner, aged 1 5
Neva and Eva Justice, aged 1 7
Marie and Marian Frickett, aged 1 8
Elmer and Edna Sloan, aged 1 7
Neva and Nova Holmes, aged 16
Donald and Dorothy Boyt, aged 1 7
Page 2C: The Ellis family held a reunion at Mountain Grove. There were 53 members
in attendance including Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ellis and three sons and Mr. Ellis' father W. E. Ellis
Page 6C: A monument was erected in Grant Beach park on which are inscribed the
names of the 65 Springfield men who died in the World war. The article lists them.
Mrm. Swayne
I
Tbe blttory oT Uw 'fonfathen of
ISx*. numle Swayne, 874 South ave-
nue, has been pronounced as among
tbe moat InteretUng erer ffled with
the American Daughters of the Rev-
olnUoii. Mn^ Swayne recently re-
ceived A letter from thiit organiza-
ttonsli national office enthusiastic-
ally oommenting upon the data that
has been compiled about her fam-
ily.
Mrs. Swayne will be »0 years of
age In March. She is the grand-
daughter of a Revolutionary soldier.
John Hutt, who built the first brick
house in Chllllcothe. Mo. Her moth-
er. Mrs. Kate Hutt Robinson, Is
buried in Kansas City and was hon-
ored by the Daughters of the Amer-
ican- Revolution who dedicated a
memorial at her grave because she
was a daughter of a Revolutionary
soldier.
Mrs. Swayne has lived In Spring-
field since 1890 and la one of the
oldest members of the Grace Meth-
odist church.
IfflOPft '''sl^'no Weapon, to Father ipg
TaHMTT)>o1fdh Child's Head; Fails
To Regain Consciousness
A' SMALL ralibrr rifir piflcrd In srrn a rabbit, hr «ald. and *hf next
I the unsteady hands of a 10- 1" *»«» •«»• «" *"<* M^™* *"|
lye*rH>ld farm boy yesterday after- Mf*°«*" ' j'?**.~uV* w*T**^ V
■ tinv hiilirt hole In hir head Juyt
noon rrfiiilird in the lat^il . ,. , ,.
, above the left eye.
j shooting of the Utin 3-year-oId i Edward screamed for help, and
brother, Marlon Kates, son of Mr. • his parents came, bundled the boy
and Mrs. Marvin Kates, whose farm Into their car and drove as fast as
I home b three miles from Bolivar. ' they could to the office of Dr. D
Marion was shot through the E- Hammonirce at Boiivar. Dr.
head by a .23 calibre bullet when ' Wilbur Smith was summoned from ■
he ran after h\x older brother, Ert- .SprlnsflrH and he performed a'
ward, who was taking the rlflc to h jrricd operation to remove the.
his father in a> field near their,' bullet from Marlon's brain. He '
home. Just how the tragedy hap- found the leaden pellet had ranged
pened. no one knows, because there downward and gone nearly through^
were no eye witnesses and the boy ll^g ^^y-^ fifj^fi j
who acddenUlly shot his brother' The lad died at 9;30 Saturday
• was so shocked and frightened that niRht without having regained con- •
lie could not remember dearly what sciousness. The ope^tlon waa per- 1
occurred. One minute he was Uk- formed at Doctw Hammontrees
Ing the gun to his father, who had I office. i
■ -■■ " ' ''"'' I
gggMrjr R«b»»u. ,. ,^ „ her home tt
>&2'Li?!l.°i^.. ''""•'"• <" Crane Vu-
llgnae^hWM. »»h Intemeat in Pan>e
KUZABcm corruuvD
. trrkm tor Mrs. Disabetb 0©ff-
1, ■•. of the -'''fTfon ivenue ro«»1
W JmM thu afterDoon at r.tO o'clock
,__JI««»ira afMrtaarir.- followed hr Inter-
['#MII| ia Hatelwood <-»m»tery. Two •oni'
.daitahtrrs aurTivr.
iBwm
T r. BAKTOM ^
ttrrir** for T. F. Bart«D. «»
■M •♦»»» at'einoon tl I o'clock ei
IW •* Vo^'->ry'T ».oire. follower'
\f/9 tBtermetit tn Maple Park reinel«r\
|aniipMir*a4 four aoni aod i«o daufh
Miss Sybil Reed :
Becomes Bride
Of Mr. Utiger
rpHE murruge otMlM Sybil lUra!^
*- d»u«iht*r of Mr. tnd Mm. ChtrXr*
Refd, 1205 North Broadway nvrniir.
10 Mr. Rrudy Utiger. •on of Mr. «nrt
Mr«. D«nl*l B. Utm«r of Shermnn.-
Texno. «ni« noU-mnlred Kt the home
of the brlc1r-» pnrentii st « 30 oTlork
li.«t evpninp. The room w«^ d'"'^"
rt.ted with art baskeU of pink and ,
whlt« chrysanihemuma and the vows
were rend l>efore an improvised \
altnr of pink niid white flowrrs and
I ferns. I
' The Reverend H. A. Wood of Camp-
' boil Street MclliiKlMl church was
itlic offlcliiltng minister. Miss Geneva,
I Wood pinyed l^onhenitrlena "Wed-
uliig Murcli" BH t'le bridal party en-
tered the room and played softly
ihroughotil the ceremony. Miss Dor-
othy Miller wax maid of honor
and Mm. Cileii While »a« bet man. ^
T1>r hrlile woip a !<• mi-.: Itr;
l.mrine l)liir rrtpe enprnible and rar-
rlrd a brides honqiirf of prT-li
r II. r ,r'<-n(! nr M - '■: ' "
Willi- a hraullliil drr.^-s of de l.-.nn .
blue irrpr and rnrri'd hr ;'''■•>
iosr«. Alter the rpremony a weddiiiK
dinner »a<: .vrved to rrU'lves and
.nilmnle friends of the >oiini; couple
Immediately •f'*''" •he dinner tli';
voiint? .onple left for'a short trip to
Texas and will be at home here after
two meeka.
Miss Reed H a Kraduate of Senior
Illph .s< hool liTr She was a member
Of the drum corps and the O. L. S.
^1
on
M NAMF.S ETCHKIt
- 8ftty-nve name* »re enKr«Ved
tht ainument at which th« «ervlce!
vUl b* given nX Grant Bf*ch p«rK-
Ji name, ol Bprlnglleld boy. «ncl
^n ♦ho m»d« the supreme Mu-rtflcp
The last l!>''< »"'"i*
h;>\e hceii init
lllOlililllClll.
•iSii by the BulneM and Profes- {
trSr women-, club, the K.wanl.,
■Wome
KnlghU of Colurobu*.
Rotan- cltib. HHd Li.Uer
"in Men»oi;y ot the Men
Died In Service
lor the Cati.M.-
eltib.
club,
club.
Bprlngfleld »ho
the World War
Ubcrty."
-.Th« name* or
W. A. Andtrao*
t. Atkins
r. BalUnter
Boekhorst, Jr.
Bransoa
Brareal
M. BrowB
C. Bulriek
Cantrell
R ConkUn
,. J. Dake
m?-*. Day
A Braydrn
Lionw ;
',' ^
ol
In
ui
theae men are:
O. McPhersoCi
H
r.
.n.
'5:
J.
r
!o. Oafner
Ooad
tU-B. Crafta«
c^Orlfflo
t. w. HalnllB*
llir.'U. HanaaB
W. E. Hay ward
W. Hoyle
E. r. Irby
R, W. Jay
J. W. Jewen
»M^Ot/'Jobiutoa
M. 1- Jone*
4>i< B. /KermKK
R t.«Tnbb
I l.tle
C. H. Martin
H N. Martin
C. D. Mayera
C. R Muei:
T. T. Nee
A. O'Brien
J. H Palmer
M F Pa'iernon
D. P^ealt
C. Pvle«
•p. E. Hirhard«oB
.J. A. RobmnoD
j^..<-»^iL.8at;er«nn, Jr
J Hr,'\rr
fiiiMf Her
A hrot ;
F. .S .I'ldan
t S.,..;bb
ii
L.
A
T
T
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Ii
J.
W
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J.
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J
w.
c.
c.
A.
L
F
W.
c.
I,
; .:i.:i.0ns
Tl.orrpM)n
V i..'.er. Jr.
Waivh
Wa-.-otI
J w.Mby
Willis
Wil.-o:i
Charley Brock
Paul 8 KlMlnt'^ivorth
C. T. Fli)dla\
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Gerhard Dahlman. 29. Billing*,
and Miss Paula ZtU 73. Spring- ,
field. .
Ray R. Vinson. 29. and Mlsa Ix>l«
Vlvlail Wlnkleblack. 23. both of
Sprlngfteld. - "= * '
Reudy A. Utiger. 21. and Miss Sy- ^
bll Vllette Reld. 19. twth of Sprtng-
' field.
I Ernest Lattemcr. 25. Sprlnirfleld.
' and Miss Nina Samuel. 18. Gallo-
I way.
Knox Wllaon. 29. FayetUville.
' Ark., and Miss Maur.ne Lewellen. ;
Battlefield. Mo., married at the
Greene cotii.ty courthou.se by the
I Reverend A. J. McClung. pastor of
iifciiiiMi ifii.
DEATHS
GZOBGC LANGDON
, _-,;--- aetTieet lor Oc«rf« Lanfdon. W.
'•f WfWeai Plni street, will be held Mon-
day afternoon at the Fir.M SplntuahM
Ctaueh. foUoved by interment In East
Lawn eetr.fi^rv in ehsrse ot the Alms
l/^>-rT>rT»- - • • -. . . , ;: t
•vmnd bi tua vUa.
-.fc^.^wuU
JAMER T. KENNFR
ruB^ra! "■:■ ..r- for .'a::.rs ■ri\lor Ken-
Btr. to. a 111 be held at 2 )0 o clock this
•narueua at the Pythian home, folloved '
br imarmcRt m Harrl«ood cemetery in
cfaarg* 9t Starne'a monuarr. Two tens '
'•At • brotbar tomre. |
Calvary Presbyterian church.
mtS. MABV E. DINHAM
ral a«rTie«s for Mrs Marv E Dan-
haa. n, of eiO west state street, srill
ba add this afternoon at } 30 o'clock
at the Alir.s L'.!. : f:.rr Jv:r.»'al home, lol-
levad by burial in Maple Park cemetery '
Thrc« sons and four daufhters and a I
aurvive.
mo
6.'?
II«B%I.1' J. nt-NTEB
I •»••.-.- 'or Hirvpy J. Hunt»r.
died >n a hoip:tal here Sttarday
«lll h» t»!<l th!i •ftfrnoon it
• I t!i» H»rm»n H. Lohrnfyft
trlUi tiM R«v«rciid VMHiUii
="lt«B«f1»M '>f f"' Paul" M'thodl"!
Cburch. South. ottic.*Uti«. interment «IU
ff >■ iMjrT in Hazrivood eemeterr. Mr.
y«*ar»a »tir»1vr»l br two brother*. H. C
Haaler of 81. Louit. and H. D. Hunter of
^ri
J. 8. LOSCT
aprvtcfi Jr J 8 LoMT. M
( •! ••• Kart Madi^nr ert. mho dUd 8at-
g*"*'fL.'P2'?*V- *'" ^«'<1 ""» afurnoon
'!*> &cUtek at t^^e Oraee M r church
ehanrc of *hr S'.amc'f mortuarf . Inter-
j ntcnt win take '.lare In Orrrn Lawn temt-
I tmry. Mr Loarjr Ia survived bjr hli wife-
two aerM. C W Loser of •,T3 North Ml«- <
,;^««1 •2?^«»« •«><1 Virell Losey of Bern- I
t^Io. oUa r one daut:>»»er. Mri beta ,
• Vrrl*klna- four brother*, n \v and C H
l«aay of Cutbtnc. OkU - P. D. LoKev of •
■braraport la and J W Lo«eT of Little |
Pork A-|r »f • •. •■•"■' \f:. n,i!, m,,,
ul Unions J^i. Ml'
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Archie Freeman was killed.**
Page 2: George Langdon died.**
Mrs. Martha A. Roberts died.** ..«„„«i -ith th«
He WM »ble to converM wun «•
other thr«» K» iome «rt«nt but th«-
KTCsUr part of Uio tlmo b» ipent
preytngr. they «1d. R««trlcted In
movement themaelvei. they could
do nothing to aid him. The iMt
wordi Jje wM heard to Mf wen,
•Well. I'm dying, boys."
I BLINDED BY LiaHT8 t
0NU.S.IIOU1EW
CLOW death by atrangulatlon waa
the fate of Archie Freeman. 21,
non of Mr. and Mrs. Danlet Ttte-
man who live 10 mUea aogthneet of
WIHow Springs, early Sonday
morning after the Ford roadcter In
wtaldi he and three other yoattaa
were riding overturned iotd m thtM .
it ditch, pljinlng the qvAtM
The tragedy occurred fonr<ltf .
eMt;.ef Willow Springs «& lilgli-
way 60 aa the boya ware «a
their way to a dance at Button
Valley. The oth<r thrc« wetv^lMir-
Cllnton. who miffered a.brakm
•houlder. Fred CoUlna and~a youth
ttaaied TumtoulL
4 -♦
nusoNKM SIX Boraf. ■■ i
0C- tb# °oeeiqMBt4
ofiUl 6 o'elode . .
A part of the ear wia litaff ca
the neck and face of yeanr Ftm-
man In euch a way that b* was
ab!e to breathe only with the great-
est effort. Re lived for aSout two
hours after the automobile eraabed.
bito the ditch, his comrianlons esti-
mated.
Tumbull. who owned the car and
was driving, said he loat control
after he. had been blinded by the
llshts of a westward bound n»-
phln^ HI* own vehicle careened on
I the newly graveUed road, then
crashed Into the ditch at the left
side of the highway and ovettomed.
None of the occupants, packed
closely together, had a chance to
jucp clear.
The death car came to rest with
its llghU still burning and shlnlnc
directly across -the highway. Tha
survivors said they heard 10 or 15
machines pass during the night.
Had any of thr flr.'t motorists p».<s-
Inc stopped and given aid. Free-
man's life might have been saved-
The body of Freeman was taken
, In an ambulance to the T. R. Bums
Undertaking company parlors at
Willow Springs, where it was ih*-
pared for burlaL Funeral arrauge-
ments last night were Incomi^^ .
Medical attention was given Clin-
ton at the olflce of Dr. J. C. B.
Davis In WlDow Springs. OaUhu
and Tumbull were found virtually
unhurt after their harrowing ex-
perience.
All four of the youths U>f d In the
same nelghtxurbosd southwest of
Wll'— Springs.
mi
DEATHS
OBOBGI LANGDON
Funeral Mrvices for Ororce Langdon. 83.
of 797 West Sim street, will be held at 3
o'clock UiU afternoon In the Flrxt Spirlt-
uml!i»t church Biirinl will h^ In Kn^llnwn
ccmfiTT under direction of thp AlniR Loh-
mf.Vfr lunrral home. Mr. Langdon, who
died Saturday, U survived by bis wife.
MmS. MARTHA A. ROBERTS
Funeral ■enrlces for Mrs. Martha A.
Roberts. 79. widow of Peter W. Roberts,
who died at her home. 813 Klrkapoo avr-
nne Saturday afternoon, will t>e lield at
2 o'clock this afternoon In the Alma Loh-
nieyer funeral home. Burial will be In
Payne cemetery. 12 mlle.i south of the
c)»y Mrs Robert ^ l5 .Mirvlved by a Ron.
J. J. SoberlA of Springlield; a (laugt,..t:i.
Mrn L. D Ronrl: of Tfnne^^ee nnrt •
brother, John A. Williams ot Crane. Mo.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1 : A marker listing the 65 men who died in the World War was erected in Grant
Beach park.
W.V. Rook was killed.**
Page 4: Archie Freeman was killed.**
Page 10: William B. Willson died.** [Willison]
Page 12: Two marriages announced.**
Miss Lois Vivian Winkleblack and Mr. Roy Radford Vinson were married.**
Miss Pauline Ziegler and Mr. Gerhard Dahlmann were married.**
Page 14: Edward Flewellen died.**
ll tl.n n^rmlw.r of .h. 7.m, T,u .Mrh* »"r«r!.». Mr. HMI.nrt 1.
Tm.,, ". ^: l-.'^- -un... .r;,. .■...:. -Mr. ..ui .Mr*. HoU.ad .r* .11
l^home «t T&8 Kn'it Wwlnut strrn, . ,.j — " "j
. •■w^, rteweWen. 47. died fttadty nitht
at 11 d'eleoti ai hl» rttidanee. 7U Norfch
xUlMffMa. runerat arTannawne are tff.
Travieie *«» •!" ^ undar the <1»r»rfl«n
of uir CMmph*"!! Cnrtrrlwliinc roirpnin
Eurfha loda* «o. S» A. f. and A. M- w»U
off Jlatf. n» »< Mirrtvfrt by hl« wlfr Mrs^ .
Mmv n^^fllen. ti tho home artdreM. "nd ,
br hl» Ulhff. Tolb«ri riawrilen, o(vy«o-.
■Church Wedding
An InlormM ni»m»je '^"^•*f!!|'
htr« Fv." v;\'f\
V rrn Mi'«
♦— -— et Mr. 0«rlunl n
Wll.l l\M B. Mil l-<»N ._ ,
•!•,. h.HU .r WlUlKiii H \Vi!.-..M •> »•■••
thabt1<KctUr.O>r«.m^yy-g
rumbw- "f rrUttTf* m«1 ttira0a of
, ihr young eoup>. ____
I Immwltltrely folI««rlne \*t* ""^
' r,.„v Mr. n'l Mr* P»alrr-i:-i Irf f'-f
•;. « V..;; (•••■. ••h<"* •V.rv i.r» '9
,all for Europe DermbT 12. Aftrr
lh» trip nbrowl tb» jwint ©nupU will
'i.f.irn 'o tr.nV* thr'.r V:-:Tf ^'■Tn» -Tl
|l<Ullnr>- '
I -i— ■
m
W. V. Rook, Former Conway
Minitter^veillystsry :
in Death -
BULLET THROUGH HEAD
Residents of Vicinity Tell of
Strange Conduct Before*'
Shooting
tb»
Hu bcMl pterotdhv
let. W. V. Rook.
llelMrt-LN Tto <
n»ld and (orra^ly « mlnlwir •!
Ooowajr. Mo« «»■ ttuta «m4 ■* U
o^oloek una noraUw taVH4h •
rrXneo tiiIIwkt tmtlv near MichvMy
11. b^twr^n r»lr Plajr and OiA*
nrtaD <n Totk conutr.
Pnik oountr otndtU wen buqr
I thit afternoon att^rrpttnc to ua- :
laniilr thr myKtery of )it« <l«aUi. and '
' Cornnrr R B. Huicheton o( BoUrar
I iMmctf convtnccd Ui»l murdw u>4 '
' not milctd* vui prova tho
I T\\f body *ti (Sincovered by
I Harmon, lamer of tba Bel«bbor«
hood, who »a« drtTtn* by on Hl(br
l«*y u. Bottead Iloakra aten«Ha«
1 Btftf coupe be»4e tha road and tliaB
laaV-ttM tonn o( Um imk «a«»>
■tonng aipur^o tha «iitt"
' *t*i Ratnlto. wtMA to w« ««
tMMty and went u> '"— *hb»i. (aund
ll.,i
tatalned. Tlirra <
Jon Mr. Rook's bands,
libella arera In Um nm^htr. »'*>— ftl*
.onix one i
|lncMalMi«aa'«|M]
mnn> head ihtna-ed no powder kuna> ''
ilDdioatlng le Mr. Hutftwann. ttmi
Icoroner. UmI to AM sol fin ««» 1
ibuUel hlmMlf.
wera fouii4 V in mean, wMeh
jtaemad to ratala Uia MiasnrlliBkte
had been killed and robbed bf
iinunpa.
j Wcaarstnnla
I A decorative kiwb on Ito atwihig
wheel of Rook's car «■«« found brok-
en, wtth btai of M mttarad «ct Um
tnnor of the coupe. Indlratlng thera
mnv havr bren a itninl In th car.
, The body WM IdaaUftad taaUy iT
|papers (ouad amoor ttn
tondncsL Ho waa waO tiwara In Ito
'nrichborhood. havtac bMn sasUotMd
al HuniaarrtUa as a Mifar for tto
Uto tDmptaf tar asaaiH wuonm '
' tnreirtlnttnc ft»e theory
Rook may nave otrn uura
'iraatpa. M^.
Hltltli
tM said, lata today or tarty tasnor-
Hir. Raok la aaM «» to
by a sen wh« Is tnplora^ tn a
Bprlfflala drug start.
^««klaFttott»
/Ate.-
I Ronk wts nnUeM parted aJotM
beude Uie hj(tia-a; iast niciiu act-
I'inr etranceiy and roumMiac aboitf
Ja "daad" surter motor.
Claud Manuell. a farmrr vlto ll««s
1 not far awsy. uiked wltu ijinv
' brought some hot eoffre to him aad
'»enl tn a call to the C A. Oallfaa
C'mer »t ralr Dsr Oi«::\ar fame.
tnnueht Rook »«.« in:cx:catf<i. and
want bark tfif^frnar.'
Wamaa Bean Sbals
Mrs. ual CaoiiMI. fam wmmu
,»to.a tona tt amaa tto h^hwar
near the soeno of tto stootlK.
labQui • •'Mook ir»^wiili^ »it-rt
't%o shota and ttoa a«v mmnl msa
m3
ll
■^-«rw«er??5tr<"
BYADtO WRECK!
Caught' Beneath Wreckaqe.
Youth Lives for Two Hours
. jefore Death
AtOOB Vtmaaa, at. nt oCMr.
ud Mn. iDuW FrMmaB. «ti0 !>««•
10 mllca Muthwtrt of WlUov
Sprteft. wuOeai today m Um le-
sult of belnfi slowly »tjangled e*ro
SumUy monilnc •• tta* Ikjad pin-
ned beneath «n orertumcd auto-
mobile.
Thrf* cpmpanlcn? were ;-.r:p>ii
to aid Fie^inan u tbcr tbemMhrc*
were held pileuneie bt tiM ear.
"Dub" Clinton susUlned a broken
■boulder, and rnd OoIHni and a
- ' ^ aU reetdenta
of the samr vicinity, were bruised.
Drlax. Talk to rikade
Tba accident uw-uiied between
11:30 and 1 o'eloek Batardar nlfht.
but wa« not discovered until day-
Ucht. Sunday momlnc. Freeman
had talked to his companions, ihey
said, for about two hours after the
trash, until he lapsed Into uncon-
sctouenwa with the wonK "Well.
rm dylnc. boys."
Tumbull, who owned the ear and
was drlrlnt. said that he was
bliiulrti by l!.f l.KliVs ..: .>;• «','•
pronclilng »ulomoblle i«s li«- <!riive
eaat on the hl«hway about four
otllM east of WUlow Sprints. HI*
own ear tkldded in the looee gravel
and then crashed Into the ditch on
tha left side of tho road and orer-
tumed.
SfTfrml ran Pi»s
The TumbuU car rerted with Usi
UchU etui burning andbeadadj
acroae the road. The auivlioca lald |
they heard leTeral automobUea paa* i
during Uie nlghL U the earlier drlr-
ers had stopped. It 1» beUeA-eU ih-f
could h«vc saved Freeman s lifi-
.^ piiii (if lln licaLh car. a Furc!
roadster, rested on the face and
neck of Freeman, so be could
biratho u!ily alth great dirt;c-'..;;.v
Were on Way to Dane*
Tlie four were on their wmv ;o h
dance at Hutton Valley »hf;.
accident occurred. Clinton vas
treated for his Injuries Sunday
morning by Dr. J. C. B. Dati!> at
Willow Sprlntr* CoIIlP' «-;! r>a\:.-
were (oand unhurt.
iiM r. B. Bona Omih*
eotnpaoy at WIDov fl^prtnga hi
charge of funeral arrangements for
Freeman.
laa;
A pieity rhurch «»rtflinf » a» »it-
neMTd y*««er<lfT morning a g oYloe*
.t th«< Rf.bNrr-r.-. Arenu* Hup'!"'.
ehuf«h when jiiss Lots Vimn Winklo-
blark.beeam* the bride of Ui. Boy
nudfnrd Vln»nn. 1 ne miae u il-e^
r1ii.:rhirr of Mr .r-f M'^ 0<">rr'
WlnHlehl.ck. riO tK l/^.f tit".
The ehurtib was beautifully doeo- |
rated with ferns snd yellow' and '
whit* rhrT«»n'hrmi!m« •ri'l »«.«
li«hie«1 br ranrtlea The brlrte en'er-
ed tna rnurch on tna arm of her
father who ga»e bee in marriage. 8bo
was attended by Un. Omar H. Sim-
mons, maw of iiooor, llttla Myradal
Vinson and Charles Kmmet Vlnsoa.
niece snd nephew of the brtdectoom. '
mtt4 ring be^n. Mr. Omar H. SUn-
mons attended Mr. Vlnaon aa lieet
n.nn T)i» t"''*™; ra-'v llT'^'•'>■>'■^<-^
ir.e M.trtr to ir.r .« ..i.:.* ••: '-..• i. !.'...•.
cbotua from Lohengnn. The Rever-
end Mr. Oeorge O. Van Hoy rewl thoj
double Hng ceremony.
Um' Oeonte O. Vsn Knr ssng "I
Love You Truly." preteding the cere- |
ninnv She »«" •c-mmP'tiiert hv Mr*
Pn.t' n'nv'*^'\. •»•■'• »'*-' p*'*.''* ■■'■
»rrt.i!n(E iiiM*.'- .^l.»« r'<i.i:r.e Bryu:'.'
played "Ai Osvnin: ' •oftly on the '
violin durine the ceremonT Men- ■
rteliu«ohn'« we<1«1lne marrh *•» played •
for iho rere««lon«0.
Thr hrlrte w^rf * f"-!:* h'."e tr«n«-
p.i:«tir \r:rr' «;V. ■■>■'■- tt- ■: ' '
ii»« Ri.rt r»rr.«v". »»:'.i« -r* •o«/'«
Mr* Simmnna more black chiffon and
Mr. Kenneth B IdMif. Mr. Hixn»r
T Brown, and Mr. VIrctI Hartley were
•|
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 4: Miss Mary Dalrymple and Mr. Fred Hutchison were married.**
Page 12: W. V. Rook died.**
Mrs. Jane Rice died.**
William B.Willison died.**
m4
Investigation Reveals His Own ,
Thumb Print on Revolver
found by Body; Inquest I
Planned Today I
Claser investigation of thr drath
Of W. V. Rook. U. buyer or the
Hobart-Lee Tie company of Spring-
field, wha«« body wax found between
Fair Play and Duniiegan yesterday
with his head pierced by a pistol
bullet, last night led officers to be-
lieved he had kUled hlnuelf.
First investigations had caused
Polk county officers to believe that
Rook, who formerly was a minister
at C:k>nway. Mo., had been murdered'.
Tht^body watf^found yesterday
mornlnir *" beneath! a Prlaco railway
trestle near Hlgti]g|j^l3.
Although the mm Is yet aome-
what of a mystefy. Coroner 8. B.
Muteheson of B<dt^r said last night
that new clues pointed to suicide.
T
I FIND THUMB PRINT ' I |
♦ ♦
Among the new ^lues which Indi-
cated self-destruction Is the dis-
covery of the dead man's right
thumb print on the 38-callbre revol-
ver which wa.'< found near his body.
In the Klin wrrr two empty shells.
Examination of Rook's head showed
that his hair was singed, thus indi-
cating that the shot which killed
him was discharged close to his
The lliunib print \va.<; fom-.d by H
D. Linker, Springfield private detec-
tive.
However, It was difficult for offi-
cers to explain how the revolver re-
ceived iU blood sUlns while there
was no blood on Rook's hands.
A statement of Mn. Ada Rook, of
, Sprincficld. the man's divorced wife.
I also led officers to believe be had
been contemplating suicide for sev-
I eral days. She said that when she
• saw him last, about 10 days ago, he
told her "you may never see me
again." Among papers in his pos-
session was found a will made early
last month.
MOTIVE MTSTERT
I(
-♦i
I Friends and relatives were unable j
' ta give any reason why Rook should '
I take his own life, officers said. :
Belief that Rook had been muT> !
dered arose from statement of Mn.
Matt Campbell, farm woman whose
j home Is across tha highway near
the scene of the shooting, that she
I had heard two .shots about 9 o'clock
I yesterday morning and then saw
several men mo\ ing away to the
west.
Failure of bloodhounds summoned
from Springfield to pick up the trail
of the men. however, caused offi-
cers fo believe that the suicide the-
ory was more probable than mur-
der.
Coroner Hutcheson will hftld
coroners inquest this afternoon.
Plans were being made by relatives
to hold funeral services for Rook
In Springfield probably Wednesday.
Mr. Rook was well known in the
Polk county neighborhood. He had
been stetloned at Humansvllle for'
several months as a buyer for the:
tie company. |
:i
■f^
h/Laysita J^eyer,
CollieiHo
AfeWci
A WXDOtNO Of liit«TMt to mem-
- bm ccniw younfur crowd «m
tlwt,otJI>M.MayetU B^«r..<Uucbter
dC :>C&taii4 ! lCra> rranfc jb«y«n to Mr.
ObUl* Hetluii^ aon efl Vr. Cbutafe'
HoUaad, which wm •nnouncrd jrcs-
tMday., ^ ^ , , |. ^ _
f TIM .wvddinc.waa ,«9lipBlat<|, Wftf-^
ncsday •▼enlor. October SO. at th*
home or the Reverend Paul Talbot.
HiM Uuy Daliyiopla :^aa maid of
honor and Mr. rred Hinchlnaon was
best roan. Mr. and Mra. Holland are
at home (or tha preacn^ at 758 East
Walnut itreet. ^
Beth Mr. and Mra. SloUand are
popular members of Die younger
crowd here. Mta. Bella^li la a mem-
ber o( the Alpha Tau WhX and the
ZeU t;*,^ Alp^ aonrltA. Mr. Hoi-
laad Is a memWr of th^wlta Sigma
fraumlty.' • '
m5
:rr=r»:
DEATHS
" w , *""• ■'*'*" «»CE
Mrs Janr Rice, »l. difd at 10 o'clock
yetterdar morning In her home on rural
route 2. out of Rogersvillp. followlnr •
pcMracted lllneu. She l» survived by one
^on. L W. Rice. o( the home addretii.
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock
^ilus altenioon In the J^dson cemetery
• near Roxersville. followed by Interment
I under direction of the Alma Lotimeyer
I fune ritl .home. . Mrs. Rice •. husband was
I killed in action durlnf ,fhe Clyli ,«ar.
WILLIAM R. WILLI90M
I Tha body of Wtlllam n -Willsen. 79.
i »hrt died here Baturdar afferr->on. w;ll
►>• v»n' ihM motninp in Kn>-hkonoiic. Mr.
' tnr burial under dtrectinn of W L. 6<arn'
Hr WtlUon l5 «iirvMfrt bv one non, Joseph
1 O. \^lll»on. and two iraodsooa.
alyrmple,
Mr. Hutchison,
Married
w
Its. ciyuuxs H. DAumiPtK.
lOU Mt Walnut strMt. baa an-
BouoMd tba Bianrtaca «f b«r daocb*
tcr, Mary, to Ut. TnA KutchUoa, md
of Mra Oamdaa B. RutehlMa. UOO
South namoat avanaa. Hia aoarrlac*
waa pcffomad Kortmbar 1 and was
kapt °*er«C'«titn yMtarday.
Tba TOW* vera rtad at tba bocM o(
th« RcTcreiMl Ux. Paul Talbot. Mr.
and Mrs. Huteblsoo wera attandcd
by Mr. and Mrs. Collie Holland.
i
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
W. V. Rook committed suicide.**
Page 2: Mrs. Jane Rice died.**
William B.Wiliison died.**
Charles Chappell died.**
Son bom November 1 1 in Springfield to Mr. and Mrs. Hardie King of Clever.
Page 5: There is an article about T. H. B. Dunnegan of Bolivar.**
Page 6: There is a photo of and an article about Tom Watkins, Sr., and Tom Watkins,
Jr., both of the Citizens Bank.
'■<»l>'t" ' '■jfet» »- V
Tounder of Bolivar Bank
Still Hard Worker at 88
: Oldest Active President in;
State Gets to Work at 8:30
^ Every Morning and Keeps
Busy at Office Work Un-
til^-
^v
ilrk tav^lk* LHtHtr
R, No. lar-I
BOLIVAR, No. ^^Probably the
oldest active bank prealdcnt In the
stste. T. H B. utinneRnn. colorful
.iiul picMiii Mjiif Civil wni \rtrraii. i.\
, iLsing mill) the clili'krn.t In hU
elehty-elRhlh year. arrlvlnR at work
:.,. <; '0 ... ;i.i ii,o.t.;!ik. ;i:.f1 '.^Mik-'
:: f ■:i:;:! ^ r\rry nflrrno^n fiMnn'--
isaii U prrsldcnt of the Polk county
bank. here..
Not only 1.^ he still the active
prestdenl of his bank, but Dunne-
Ran. with two other men. founded
the bank In 1872. and .Mnrr 1R16 he i
has been actively in control of the
larRrst banking Institution In Polk
. county.
.«er»fd In Border Troop
AlUiouRh hi" pniciils .m-J.x. ih
B. PnnneRan
' Polk county In 1833, Mr. Dunncpxn
w«s bom In Lawrnicc coiiniy on
I April 1, 1842. where hU family had
' inovrd /or n Uni<>. Tlirv rrtiiriicfl
ho Bolivar before the Civil war, how-
f^^vrr. and when the conflict brtran.
nunnrKnn enlisted In tlir FIkIiHi
^ MUmurl ca\-alry. which did active
border dtilv ihroiitfhniit the war.
■ We (.pen! mnsl of our lime In
j-norttaem Arkanaw and the Indian
I laiTlUiry, althouirh we eveiv went aa
'ft' >.nirfh H": !he ^rxn< horiirr 'ov-
tiul liiiirs i:. dur j>.i.':>u: <jI imxi
t InrtUuu.' " . Mid Dimncgan, as he
, recalled the old dnyx.
Hnrn Oat Fint Parthem
' "Whrn the war was over. I re-
I'lrnrrl lo Bolivar, and wriil ;ii bi;M-
j nets wltb mj uncle. runiiiiiK a Km-
Vrnl iitore hrrr " h"" riMiliii.f'l "I
ronlractrd malaria wIim- I w .s ;n
itbe Arkanaai awanips, the only %rn-
' ouB IIIncM T have ever had and al-
UiouiitV'i~tfafliiKht I waA- cAtnR to
die. I soon became well when i re-.J
tamed- hen jt9 the high ftttltud*.;;.
In 187J;,J, A, Tolfrce and J, BH
KiIm'v fiiiiir t'l r.'Olvnr from the'
least aiul wilh Duuik t.ai: r,rpriiil7r-l '
llir Tolfree-Duiinrcan coinparr. »he '
prcdeccMnr ol the P'llk county ^
bank. Dunnecnn l>oiiqhl ihem both^
.out III IK76, Biul lia- .iiKi. Ixf n ar-
I tive prealdent of the bank. The bank ,
I waa incorporated in 1891. and j
Piinnrcan's r.»'n1r nn« InroriwirairtJ
II I nl ... II' .■ . .
farms m Polk county and coiiMdtr-
" ab!r proprrtv in Roll'-a'
Oire< Park to Bnlirar
T. H. B^'ii
_ ^ J«bn. are ioteresled In the
nit Tim.' while htf Httinift w. our '
Q Mr \Uu\el Is cMhier.
• The old'T l)>".i.i.ppan i"- X'.i Mciii
:tVtk county, ann w ptwtid tnilt he '
li^'f*- *"- 'I'eal* teeth, and that^
3f "^ffij:*
Behind Roadside
Shooting Mystery
1
j Ml&s Bethel Luclle Woodley. a4, both
I Of Atoka. Okla. ; ' -
Walter P. Croxler. 36. Sprinsfleld.
»nd M\si Harel M. WalL-;. 23. DmIIm.
i Texa.s.
^^Ur. tad icn. Bardie Kinr or
01«T«r •saoiinM th« birth of a aou.
Jamea Hardly, at th« Sprlngfleld Bap«
tteft hoepttal JfOTtmber 11.
mn
Worry orer a bonie divided by rtl-,
v<orM after 90 yean of comparativ*!
i trMiqtiUlty today was beltevrd by,
, Polk county Inve.^tlRators to have .
rauMd W. V. Rook. hh. buyer for the I
Hf^harf-L/T Ti»- rnnipTiv "f .'■-'rvinc-
fielri. to end hl.^ life yesterrl.Tv ninni-
, inir under a Frl.^co railway bridge
beiwrrn Fair Pinv and DunneMn.
I Thought at fir»t i« present a mur-
I der myster>', the deatJi of Rook ap-
peared today. In the llphlpf a thor-
loush tnve5tls«Untv to be a case of
aulrldf. S. B. lluichc;on. coroner ati
Bolivar, learned that Rock made a|
vili Bt Humansvllle ou October 18;
thif hr and his wife were divorced
r'errnllr and that he told hl« wifej
•y\v.\r \•i.^i;lt•lK her here a few davs'
npo thnf f'hr probably would nevtr ,
ce hini aiive asain. Mr. Hutcheson ;
jitald h" wR.'« Mtlsfled that Rook!
conduct a .scheduled coronet s ui-
j quest. '
Provides for Children
Rook, a former minister at Con-
tra y. Mo. left a will providing for
rare of three younR children.
Eugene. Wlmer and Dawrln. and |
B.^klntc thai Mr. and Mrs. Lee!
Larffent. wUh whom he had rornned i
a* Humn:'!." •.•.'.> Ur- appoin"''d r'lar-
{l:.T;i:- nf Hie rhi'.cirrn. H;s e»u;e
should be tiseri the ^\\\ said rn rare
for and educate the children tintU,
the youngest becomes 18 j-ears of
liBiaybeiaM to inir-j
« home for them. X^Tnen the _
tl If 7C«rt old. Um wUIi
tw divided!
- ' I
_. MaHemd • eoolrwiU |
dated September 11 thi.» year, br-
tvccn Hook and Mr*. Ada Rook, who
TcoenUy ohumed a divorce from:
hua. It provided for payment of.
$30 • month to her lo support Daw-
rui Book. . w , •
RH k-ad plercd bv a pistol btil-
let, flMk** body was found late ye«.- ^
undCT a PrUco
;u F?i;i r:.i:.. ide Hich-
Hto cmr. to which he had ,
Corouer Hiiichc»oii _
"h. Llnk^. private detective ;
rf SpMr-Ji'Irt. ("Mfifl no^< ^ f'.nc r-
prujti up<Mi a r«-vol\er found near
•tt» body. The coroner was unable |
res:.''
■^fctt*-
to rxplain. hc^r^Tr. bo* bloodftains ,
lAl^iMMtf updB th« run but not upon i
i|J|adead man* bands.
Un. Mu\ Campbell. Urro j
•Ho Vitt* near tiw scene,
■he saw sereral men!
jmUtuJi!'*^ '•** '^ ^**^ """^ *'^' i
^HM^IlMtir yeaterday morning.)
bJoodhoundj" brouBht from BpnnR-
SieU were uoabdc to pick up a trail.
l^ntUt nttbBt ^bmelUbeA the
ntirder theory.
Fun«»l arrtnjrments h»ve not
been completed, but «er\lce« prob-
_^ and burial «r!Il be under
_^ ^ HutehcMD and Blue.
FAMILY
FIRMS
'r>.«r?»
In th« business snd ^
rIvJe sffslrs of Sprlnpflcld srf thr
two Tom WstWns.
T. :;. U'sUUns. 8r. is c*shlrr of the
Cltlsens bsnk nnd bis "on. T. W.
Watlilns^ known »s Tom. Jr.. f^ ss-
, <t?;l,int r*Khirr of thr hnnk ThfV
IlttKxr bii-:i B-.".. l.i'> ' '..i>*:'r 111
business since dirrcll.» af ter^^he
world war when Uic son returned i
liomr ;<ftrr two ycnr.' of arfinlit-T.^'
I ."lervlre.
Mr.-Watkl:- :•- ! '■ •••' ■•'
Pprlnsftrlfl .'.< ■•..: • w ...; - ;..'
first 12 jrai.s he waj r.;c:iiccJ li>
the KrocfO' basUirs.*-. Wlicn the
riM?»>i\": hank »n«. orr.inir'"' in 1'"'?
I.I b-iiili:r
w^
, Uinird lo .Spniiniirii; h'- •.•■•:;.••■.- V^'^
.<riir.« in the l.'nloit .V.ni!i>i::i! b.ii.i:. .
, He left hts work tlirrc to rr.'T the
nrnty. siid ilirii rMuincd y> tlic
I po.sUlon Willi his fnthcr.
Mr. Wiitfcsii:. Sr . !•<-•<«■. n!i :((•••«•
n'r I "^ ' iM nil t n .' •• ■♦.i' ''•
•;ri\rfl "-.i?! ;r:ir-. nil tii" ^'!•' "'^ '■ ;' ' !
I>m:i| .1 ■■: rii'ic.l' ■ ■■ I : ■■' ) X .. ::
ir, n nirnilMT. Thr'i- ol tri'vi; ;, '.r.'.
tir wn- pfsiHrii' ;i!i-| I"" ■ .- ir '.".•■
, wss vice prcsidrnl. Hi."; business, ex-
I perience has been valuable vo the '
board in the yarious projects, parti- ;
Icularly Ujc bon^ Issues, that h.".- r
, come before It. Ha also Is a member i
of fhr Rnt.Trv r)::h.
I 'yr !;ii.':.r .-i; : ■ ■■ ■ ■ •■ ■••'•. ■ '
f)f !!.<• Comiiirrcial f'.\.b .m.c n:
ChaiiilxT of CoiiiniriT.e. J)i< v l)»'-i
.si-i". r on niiii-.«TOi!- r'lr •:■•.:! l> .s ;•:■■-
'ivjinted by \nrloii^ r'.v:c omnt''-'-
•.■•r . '.. '..I'!.-:- ;.:,.-. --^
Sr . p;irl:riM:i'-;y lik'-' {>■■.•■■
ority on fi.'^hine in the Ozark...
mf^m^mw^g^^
' IfeU. UMt BIOB*
ransral sanrteM (or Mrs, Jan* Met.
n. vtM Mwl Mwidar at bw mm at li«fl-
erartUa. r««U l. ««r* bald tbl* aturooen
it»-th» Pui>i*B — laataiy awr th«r«. toi-
ot iba A)B<a
lov»d by lataraNnt la ^
Lahmtyar taatral boMs.
■on. U W.
Rica, ef Iba boas addma. w">eM. Mri.
BWa^afbaad was- ktiUtf ta. acttea dur-
ia> <b» <ma war. .
WILUAM ». WttLWOK
Tba bady •( WUUaoi ». WllUaoD. Tt.
«a« aent to Kaabkaoanc. >*••. tbla mara-
at fwaa aiawta'a ^rtaary fw-faoeral
'iJrTicas and burial On* sob. Josaph D.
' tlon, and has held that office since
1 then.
I Mr. Wntkln.». Jr. becninp Intrrr.M-
I ed In bnnkltiK ihroiich his Intcrrst
(In his fathar'a work. He wcnl'i
' lliidiiv.li thr .•^priiitfl'^I'l ;.-li-x>?- p;v}
.attended the Wrstcri: Mi.'imry
«rhool near Rf. T.011I5. Aftor he ir-
CmAMiMt CaAPTBLL
ChariM Ch«pp«ll. Jr.. IS-monlh-old ion 1
at Ur anil fir- ft*"'" nfc.^.ii of route
• 8prlD«(l«M. diad at ia:]a a'elock leday
t\ 8t John* henpltal loUo*ln« a brief
UtiifM H« H twnhed ffi- addition to the
parvBU by iwa bortbcrs. John an^l. M«r-
Krt. and a suur. Mlldrad runeral wr-
vlcr<< win b« fonduftad at 1 o clock Wed-
aaiday aflwaooa at «»• W*™" **|US^
maaral hama, with bnrlal t% Waa»«f
eamatary aaar Oaark. _^__
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 13, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 3: W. V. Rook died.**
Page 10: Mrs. George H. Olendorf died.**
Charles Chappeli, Jr., died.**
William McKenna died.**
ms
DEATHS
OBOBOB H. otzuvonr
H. OleiMlorl. 72, moibcr of
idorf, prominent Sprlncdetd
dt«d luddenJr mt her
ftld Uit m(Uy nipht, ap-
ytrotiT lit ftwwU licK.ii). iv> siKiiU me
«rtpMr nt bar riorld* bomc. She cam* to
•KlMfMd M t)«« tn 190S. The body wlU
BnOTto •prtncn^M (ot burial under the
lli««||Mt of ibt Alma Lohnieyer funeral
N CBArmX. INFANT
'k Titottml •«r%lc«t lor CUarlu Chapptrll,
i|r. U-«BBn«b'<}a MO of Mr. snd if ri.
abbartM Obapp«ll of ftout« • Borlncficld.
-h- i.:i _; :: ;, ...„.« Tattitf ftiur-
•i • tmrilfil bare foUowtat » brief
— \ k« lMi4 thia Afternoon at
M^lb» BtniiAn H^ Lobmeyar
«ttb barlal m Wearer
Two brother* and
til* povBta.
•teKBNMA
»». « realdcnt of St.
•fUmooo in • !»••
g 4 protracted tUnesa.
t to Sfe '-Umla for
>i<iK»en> la aurriTed
or St.
oKvoniL la m
RRIAGB LICENSES
r A. Orozlfr, M. of Spriiut-
id Mlu Haed M. WiUls. 23 ,
Texu: and Benjamin T
36, aod Bias Bethel LudSe i
I\UMr«l aarrlcaa for W.. V. Book.
ta,'biir«r for tha Hobart-LN TIa
MniMBr 'Of SprlBgttoid. «be to
thought to have ended hi* Ufa undar
^|)i}aco raUway bridga batwaen'rair
Play and Dunnrg^n Meoday nomlng
becauM of »orry over a recent dtrorca
Obtained by bla «!(*. probably win
be beld In Spnosfteld witbtn tba
iMkf^aeraeU daya. It waa anaoimccd
yesterday.
^ Tbo. dcatb'of Book, at flrat. ap-
parently a murder mystery, vaa'de-
naltely eatabllahed yesterday by 8.
B. UutcbeaoQ of BoUrar. Polk county
coroner. »m a case of suicide.
He learned thm Rook made a will
at HumansTille October 18; that he
and his wife were divorced not loog
ago and that he told her here a few
daya ago that ahe probably would
nsTer ae* hln^ alive again.
Be U aurriTed by (Ue aona. Alrla.
Itaaat. MUea.. Wayne and Oarwla^.
all of 1830 Boonvllle sTenue. and two
daughters, Mrs. Opal Edwards and
Mrs. Nora Mixon of Phoenix. Arts.
The win left by Rook, who waa a
former mUilster of Oonway. Mo. pro-
Tided for tb« ear* of three yotmr
children, Eugene. Wayne and Darwtn
Lee. and asked that Mr. and Mra. tea
Larient. with whom be had rootned
at RtmiansvUle. be appointed gtiar-
dians. When the youngest Is 18 yeara
old. the will reads, the estate ahall
be divided among ••all my helra."
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: Lee Patterson committed suicide.**
Page 3: George Beai died.**
Page 8: Charles Chappeli, Jr., died.**
William McKenna died.**
Mrs. George H. Olendorf died.**
Mrs. Annie Dunn died.**
Page 12: There is an item about the Fulbright family.**
Page 18: The estate of E. M. Wilhoit is in probate. His heirs are his widow and two
daughters Miss Edna Wilhoit and Mrs. Walter Cossey.
L
DEATHS
FttDcrat acrvires for Charles CtMptwV.
n of Mf. aatf 1
taneral Boaaa. foOBvad tgr
BMM Is WMvar iiaiiUij saar Oaai
child <!'ed In a h?«7'»at here TueaJae aft-
ernoon Two brothers and a sister sur-
rtee with tbe parent*.
m«i
OBOBOB ■. OtMSD€mr
i ^neraJ aervtres for iln. Oeorgo H.
I Olandorf. 13. motL^r c( George U. Oleo-
4orf. Bprtncfield adrerttainc aaaa. wUl
be held bere Friday arternoen at tSO
o'clock, but t « place had not been de-
cldad today. Tba Atana Loba«y«r fanar*!
boo* will baee charge of Interment In
Mapte Park eemetary. lira Oteaderf diod
r-iddealT Tueaday la 8t. Aogmatlne. Fla .
where eh* had gone to apecd the winter.
When stie left Sp.'.r.f .'leliJ i»i'. tr.dty -..»"■:
abe waa apparently la good bealth.
Oeorge P. Olendorf waa an only aon Wia
fatber dle4 aereral years ago. Tba Ole:. ■ -
MartM came to Sprtngflctd la IMS. |
^-^*?^
FoUovtnr Doctor Btona^t
taw-
AT HOME HERE
nuiac In & teat 4a|Mnta tmn '
to jtar* • fihinrlal comeback. Le«
, Patt«rao9. M. operator of an ett ■!«.
I tWn and ^ tormei vice (MeMtMuk ui ^i
the Houk Lumbar oompaay. took
!hls own life by <lrtnkln« poltoa at
jhls home, MT South avcnua, about
S o'clock this momlnr.
Alter viewing the body. Dr. Mur-
ray Btone. county coroner, pro- .
nounced the cem a suicide and an* '
nouncad that no tnquaat wUl te -
held.
At th« lamlly homo thU moni&ig'.
Mra. Patlanon told how ah* iuA
been awakened about S o^doek whaa
her hufband left bla bedroom.
walked down the hall -an^ Into tlM
<«
•oDMti %hieti I'tSSrSS^'SSSSml
to becauaa I thought b« «u Mt-,
ting up to WiOd a fliv.
•I «Uyed In bed several mlaut«a
longer, never dreaming that such a
thing would ever happen." the tald..
Ab.5ut IS minutes liter. Mr«. Pat-
terson tried to open the door ot h«r
hu.iband's room but found It
locked,
Darlnr CaJIrd t«o Late
After trying for several minutes
•" "prn th^ door. Mrs. Patterson
'■ailed nelchbors The door waa
hrr'^rn r^r. and Mrs. Pstt-rson
t At ftnf tt'ina MMt^l'ttnilB'J,
Patterson wu n6t (M4 and one di
' dead at leaxt an boor btfora b* ar-
rived.
Oonoludlns an inwaHiatlnn, OPV*'
! oner Btona said that Mr. PattM«aa
had tflmi hia own Uff by Ortf^fB^
near the b«d. Mr. PattaraonX OnC
^n and cheat vera badlf MmS
Iff Hia piilauli tbat bad baMijBOMtf
tifa^oB. BCn. rattsM'tvlBvl tte
upbikm that -h» «■* Mnbm'
[{Bvparad ta eaaaH mlelda bccawtf
I the bottle of polaoa #aa not a pait
of the family medical cnppty.'* Sba
had never seen the |Krtna nor Vb»
I bottle untU thl« nMrolat.. aha da*
dared. ^
Un. Fattaraoa aaM tbat
tor bar
me other
tten tbat "be waa taiUnc to make
Af tar leaTinc tba Houk firm early
tell not, Mr. ratttraon ereotad a
serrlee station on Booth Jefferson
avenue near East Kim street. He
had Uuttalled aeveral new automo-
aerrtcas and b«n»d to "make
back the money ba had toat In oth-
er de*Ili«a.* hk wtfa deidared.
Mr. ratteraon waa • cripple, bar-
tnc been bandteanped an }ili Uto bf
physical toiftrmttlee.
.•3Cy tavband aevac^dld ten aa
taaBh about tali bortneea and It waa
not nta thla nomine wban X bad
a talk with hla tewytr that X knew
ho had done some of the things that
voukl not appnre.
Onee Aaeteanr Bcr*
Ur. rattenoo. ahe aald.
eotarfUI bnalnea career. Bereral
timea he made inveetmenta that
left btm "flat broke" but he would
gtace a comeback tftat would repay
l^tOL Mra. Pattereon sakL
■wM w|« a|r. patteraon baa bean
ZS^n^ and au I « -y J«
thS I believe be killed blmseU be-
mmtot m»ey tioublea." >to..Pat-
Mr. Patterson was a native
gprinffleldlan. Ha waa »«"««»>"
^Tthe I. O. O. r. and held the of-
flee of city ux *»^^'';°' *^["
tanns. Bit teat term expired about
jj yeara ago,
Bealdea the wUa, Mr. Patterson U
furvlved by hU mother. MrrBUta
Pattereon. of 688 South Freeraont
street, and three 8l«t«a and one
tHtitber aa foUowa: Mlaa Mary D.
Pattaraan.of eM South Premoot
Un. Maggie Oeorge, 65»
«oatti premoot: Mra. O. a TarM*-
un saat Harrlaon street, and Allen
Patterson of 787 West I3m atreet
Ooa daughter. Margaret, also aa-
vlvM. The daughUr U » years old.
Funeral services wilt be held at
a 30 ocJock -Oiursday afternoon at
the W V. Stame funeral chape!.
Ilollowed by burial In Haielwood |
1 cemetrry
180
IVETERAN SALESMAN, m;^
I OlESOFHEARTAnACK
Oroixr P'-i; f.fi. of O.x.itv T.I . ^< !>'.
tor more (han 30 year* visited rcg- .
;«U»rl]r in Sprlnitftcid u a npnaenl-
Ifctlve of a Chlc«RO hat company, died
tuddrnly about 4:30 o'clock^ Tun-
day nftrrnoon wbilf staying- at the
M'lrofwlitnn hotel on his way to
Ca'iilnnua lo spend the winter,
t Mr. Bral arrived In Siirlngfleld
Monday niKht and planned to con-
timi« on hi« way Tupsday afier vis-
ItlnR his friends, Henry Sohneider
and O. O. and Alien Rose, to whom
he twed to srll reniilRrly b^fi)r<- hi:.
rcilrrmcni about five yrurN Hgo.
F4»ily Tuesday niornlnK. Mr. Br:il
tomplainod of a limit allnck and
rn • ! '>v A \V' 'rir^'Mil'; T nt<r in
llir day Mr. BchI It'll his riHiiii. but
rtHirnid Btx»ui 4 oclotk. whi-n h«'
tsikrd to the riiHtnr bv telrphone.
\\; .•,!;;<• (I ., '.. ■ I.' ; .'ir Mm.;'!
lo .set Mr. H<h1 ..Lx.ii 4 30 otlink
he found the man rtrnti
In.- h.Hh 'v:iN p;.'i.';'d for bii':;i!
b;. !i.- Hfiii;.i:. II I ' li:::-; r- ruiirr:i:
li'iKi' It «i.' '"' ■■'""' ■" nivnn. V!
for funeral services and burial. Mr
Bf-a! Is survived bv a married
daughter In Dixon and a brolh« r in
Rock Island. His' wife died 18
months «ro Ho reprr.'sentrd Oim-
brll and Sons of ehiiapo when ho
made Springfield .several years ago
WDLXJLUC MeJCCVHA
y o« Wintaai WUHaa — ,
St. Louta. who dtod tn • bMpHal
TuMday aftefDoeo. «ns seat to St.
for Puanl mrr\ee* aad k«rtaL ■• ta
murtn* tar • taaU-tarotbar. ~
of St. I<eaU.
,Vj|(¥tt«p» ])k,,jrillM(bt. wbo liaa
hmBLiiuammir tutor m^^tni ^»n
at hto rDona at the Reamea hotel.
U recovrnng and It U hop«d will
soon be all rlRht a^aln. Mr. FuN
briKtu li.»» b<en M:(irs.'«fiil iis ii
resiauiout man and Is Mill In the
iprtiM ol lU*. ' Ba i» the iBraiidson
^^Ul^Ultia .MMihI. trlto came
" w* tnu TnmuaM a century tigo
•aA vtth jBtaa V. QMBpten founded
tbm tMf td Bprtncneld. Ttie Ful-
brtCht faniUy U. one of the lati;.'
famine.^ u( the Cuiks aiul is IiiuiKl
acattarcd tbraucbout tbs acciion.
An Pulbrlchta an aald to be kin.
They nro frrr,-:<-f.-;v ^.ul•;^ 1;-. '::i
Gouuuuntty lu whicli ilicy riaicit uod
are substantial and InfUirntliil
OlOKGE ■. (HMSDOmr
y«oeral acmces tor Mn. 0«ors« ■.
01»nd>.^rf. T?, rr.c.'.f^r cf Ororje H. OltB-
dorf. SpnoaCfid awvrr-.:<:r.< inaa, vlU
b* hrld brr(> Fr.ity •::p:noen at 9 SO
o'cJofk. but ' • place S»d net b*«n de-
rided today. The Alma Lotunrrvr funeral
hotne wti: bave tharfv of Inirrmvnt In
Maple Park eeonetery. Mn. Oieoderf dtad
♦-.dder.Ir Tu»»da» in St Aurn»tl".e. FU .
W^irr
f»t>r: d-ed
d2r;> case
T -t'r'
^ ^ ■ . ~4. .... ...
.«0J
"ie C'l
MBS AN\rX Ol.V.N
ttrt Annie Dunn. a. di«d thia mon-
ln« at ib« hofB« of h*r dancbur. Mrs.
WiU:«m ffnivithrrman. 441', Ea-st Cornc.-r-
ftal itrret Mrs. Dur.n m lurtitrd bv tmo
■ens. K LMnn and L. S. Dunn, both c(
St. Louis, and by foar dau<bi«ra b*aid««
Mrs. Bmotherniaa, who art Mra. J. C. B
Daris of WiUow Sprinfa. Mo. Mm Ida'
Rerdrr of Dayton. O . Mr«* X. A. Raypolda j
or Mampa. Tdabo. and Mrv A A. Krrby '
ef Ktn>.,«v Of. rur»r-<: *r-r\-ffi %■'.' •- •
:a l^.f K.;u»t-.tr ct^ai-r. «w '.-i c v.ck.-» Ft dair
moriur.ic. and bartsl mt:i l>e to Haselvool,
rrr.'-.rrr Lr..ltr tha d-rrc. .-s ef .,' W '
Kl.rMir-r j
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 3: Mrs. Annie Dunn died.**
Mrs. George H. Olendorf died.**
William McKenna died.**
George Beal died.**
Page 12: Lee Patterson committed suicide.**
MR* c.ronr.r. n. oi,rM>oiir
runrral krrvirrn for Mm. Urot(r H
Olendorf. 73. moihrr nf Orone P. Olcn-
derf. Bprlngflrtd «<1v#ri|iin» man. Till be
helrt Frlflnv nflrrnoon »' I 10 n clock In
tbe Alma t.ohnirvrr Iiinrral home. In-
♦ermen'. will be In Munle Park runeterjr.
Mrs Olrnrtpfl rtl'd Mirlrl^nW Tur»da» in
0t. AuRiisllne, Fla . whTe (he had gone
to spend tbe winter flhe had been ap-
parently tn rood health when she left
Sprtiiaflrlfl !a<t Frirta-- r.:rH O'nrg' F
Olendorf i< an only »on Th^ Olf nrtorf.^ .
came lo nnrincfleH In 1913 and hl» father i
dird .several \rar» agn j
ns)
r.r.OKC.K RFAT.
The body of Oeorge Bral. M. veteran
salesman for a Chtra^o hat company, who
died mddrnh- Tiic^dav aff-moon In a
hotel here, a 111. be serf to hia home at
Dixon, in. lo(lav bv th^ Herman • H.
Lohmcyrr funeral Im-r'- for f inrral nrrv-
Ices and burial. Kr i^ survived by a
daughter In Dixon and a brother In Rock
iKland. Ill Mr Real had made regular
vlntts to 8prinBfl»'ld over a period of SO
yrarx. He arrlvi .n "Sr^rr^^rld Monday
night on his way to California to spend
the winter and had stopped off to Tisit his
friends. C. O and Allen Rose and Henry
Schneider.
Lee Patterson Drinks Poison
Following Business Re-
verses Here
sprvtcrs and hopod to make back
money lost in other dealings, his
wife said.
Native Sprincfieldian
Mr. Patterson, a native Spring-
! f icldlan. was a member of the
I. 6. O. f . and held the office of
city tax assessor for three terms.
He is survived by his wife, a
daughter. Margaret, who is 9 years
j of age; his mother. Mrs. Eliza Pat-
i tcrson. of 658 South Fremont ave-
,nuc; three sisters. Miss Mary D.
I Patterson, of 658 South Fremont
nvrniic: Mrs. Maggie ucorgc. <tLu
I South Fremont avenue; and Mrs.
lo. O. Turner. 1331 East Harrison
street: and a brother. Allen Patter-
json. of 767 West Elm street.
' Funeral services will be held at
2:30 oclocic Tuesday afternoon at
, the W. L. Starne funeral chapel.
follewed by burial in Hazelwood
' cemetery. I
Finnncil difficulties and his fail-
ure to stage' a business comeback
led Lee Patterson, 46. operator of an
oil station and a former vice presi-
dent of the Houk Lumber company,
to tnke his. own life by drinking
poiron at his home, B47 South ave-
nue, about 5 o'clock yesterday morn-
ing.
• Invrsligntlon by Dr. Murray C.
Stone, coroner, caused that official
to pronounce the death suicide. No
inquest will be held.
Body on Floor
Mr. Patterson was found on the
floor of his bedroom, near his bed.
by his wife and several neighbors
who were called in when Mrs. Pat-
terson found her husband's door
locked. The poison container was
fp\ind on the floor nearby and Mr.
Patterson's lips, chin and chest were
badly burned by the poison which
had been spilled over them.
Mrs. Patterson said .she could give
no reason for her husband's desire
to end his life other than "he was
failing to make a comeback in
buslnes-s."
After leaving the Hauk firm last
June. Mr. Patterson erected a serv-
ice station on South Jefferson ave-
nue near East Elm street. He .had
installed several new automobile
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1929~LEADER
Page 16: Lee A. Patterson died.**
Mrs. George H. Olendorf died.**
William McKenna died.**
George Beal died.**
John Tenner died.**
Mrs. Annie Dunn died.**
Newton Asbury Goss died.**
Mrs. B. H. Lamp died.**
MRU. hSyn DCNV
runrral sfulrr* for Mr» Annie Dunn.
n, who di«<l jrcDterdtT mornini at iht
hom* or titr -^ d«uiht«r. Mri. wliUam
Smothrrmon. 44m Kmi Cnmmfrrltl ttrfet.
wlU l>« hrW In th« Rlingner chapel at
to ©"clock Pridar momlnit. Intermmt
wUI be^ln Hazelwood, retnetery. Mri Dunn
It Durvlvrd bv tvo unnii. E Dunn and U
a Dunn of fli I^iilt. tnd hT four diuith-
-Mr* baaldrt Mm. Bmlthrrmnn. who are
Mra. J. O. B. Davu of Willow Bprlnga.
Mo.: Mm. Tda Hffder of Dayfnn. Ohio:
Mr*. E. A. Reynold* of Mampa. Idaho, and
Mra. A. A. Krrby of Kan.tai Cty.
WILLIAM MrKENNA
Funrfdl .«ervlres for William MeKenna.
SS. of St Lout^. who died In a hd*pltal
here Tue^^y afternonn, probably will be
held today In charse of the Herman
H Lohmevrr funrritl home followed bT
Interment In St Mary s cemetery, he l«
Rurvlved by a haU-brothcr. John Meehan
of St. Loul5.
183L
Page 18: Miss Esther LeBolt and Mr. Newton Rountree are engaged to marry.
Miss Benita Durfee and Mr. Dade Rayfield are engaged to marry.**
Page 19: Miss Rosalind Fabro and Mr. William Leo Lehar are engaged to marry.**
\ Betrothal Announced^
! Mr, nn.1 ^f^.v W!!lsm M. Fdbffi.
j831 We« Calhoun «tre«t. htr* an-
nounred ih« en^tgemfnt of th^
daughter. RoMlind. to Mr. Wtliiim
Leo L«har. aon of Mr. and Mim. Ru>
, dolph J. L«h*r. »M Nortto Owat w.
:)ur.
.«• mRTTiajr* win \M MteHntM
Nr.' ■.Mih.r 2\. »' St J(>.-rM r^crch tl
I 8 orlock.
I The younc coupla wUl nuka tb«lr
!iomr here.
uaac txaynaLa
To Be Married t
jTo Mi55 Durfee
|-V|n AND MRS. BFN Dl'rrKP: of
,'*'*• 10l« Onklnnrt n^»":-.n-, \Vi'-yi;»n!*
LmfDl o( tlirir riiiu^htrr. Hruita, *o
9Ut. Oad0 luyflald of Wlrhita. Mr.l
I luyfleld Is %h* son of Mrs. Oroncc i
I RiTfleld. of thU city. The tnarrlHre 1
I date ha^ bean set for ■JfOTemter 38J
lttNBkitMBM>Wr> TIM TO«« vlU Ml
exchanged !n the rhnnci of th»» t(i.\
■intm BplMopal «huren with thai
Wererend Mr. Otla X. Oray. offlrlat-'
^nMas Dtirf s« )rr«(lu**«(f fmm Men-'
ticfllo •SemlnarT at Or<lfr»'T. III. In
1038 and waa voted ths moot popular ,
Itlrl In school by the ntutfent hody. I
: Hhf iRfrr «?trnrtrrt 'he T'ilvrr«itv nf
j U.' .1.' I ;,; r; \\;if n t: f n.iTr i-l ;i.r
Alpha Tail Picma somri'T. '
Mr nnvflrlt; r--^-. t^... ......
I Mr.- 1- wrhnol •..•fi ;■•,<■ nc-i.-rj
, t-u->Mt!,-*<«.l Ti.i.nrr> t ■ ..■ :.r ..r.r. Jii
^ls now on 'be friJtorinl r.nU of tn*
IVietaltft Beacon. •
• ^_ I
launt pniasa •! lu* im<bs st Mft Omkii
mietaiMi in llaaaiWMd cataMwvV Mbi£1J
! »»r. •( th. I o o. r. u, *hiA WrSTl
• '..,,,1 i.,,i r»i«i»« f.f •),> .^rr'rr Mr '
1 H«ltrf>oii M >ur>lrM bt I... .iff «i>d a
. "n.ll d«ti,|,t,r. Mariarrt: br hli aMther. ?
Mt» Hij» ratiprwn one hrothrr Allrn '
■no thrrr uMirrt. Mlai Marj P*it«ra«n
• nil Mi> Ma*(ir nrar(« and Mri. O o'"^
' iarbri. dj of Mprinidrld
MRS. 4i».OI(lil. H UI.I.NUnKF
' Fun«Tai *rrvl«r* lor Mr lir-^rfr M
Oltndorl. 1], MMItCf Ol U«crt« P. Ot«o- {
dorr. BprlntiltM advfrllilaA man. vlU k*
b«bl •! tt>* Alai* Lahaitycr laaaral hum*
rri«ar aniiaasw ♦> l;W •'«!•**. laOavad {
kr inuriMsat la Maola Park cdaetaty. Mri. :
Olrndarf dirtf w«M*nlr Tn*^a* la Bt I
Au(uat|ii(. H«.. ml>»r' ••>* '. »<i t i-.» m •
upend lb* alater. Ucurga r. Oleoduil u
an eal7 aaa. |
. .WlUUiui M-KENNA
Jl wtmttm far WtlHam UrlCmn*. j
^. af M. Louli. vhA dl*d In ■ btupud |,
h»rt Tu'»<1«T afttrnoon, w»r« hrM •• '.t 1
i 4«M«a)i « CalhoU- cnvrcb hrr» lhl« morn- j
nil •( 10 octofli. tallavMt hy laitraMnt
in at. Marr-f ««ai«»»Ty In chart* af the •'
H*mnan H. LatiBMrer taaeral haai«. Mr V
MrKrnna U itirrlTrd bT a halt-brnthrr
jAhii Mr'han of 8! to'ilt.
r.COKGE BEAL
Tha Mr a« Oaarge B«aL ««, af tmw^
T««aar aftnvasa. mmt agnt t« Ma ham*
WMn»w»ay rr'nlng for funrr.l wr^lt^
and burial. Tba Herman H - - "^
'■I
- - — ■-'- ••^ •••■■iiBii n. I aifam
IrfunerafliaVnii^ rhari;*' ««f iTr«i{f-
lEmatit/ >w»^*Wr^1»*atTi^»nr»fi'rt W «
Lfedaiithlrr. Mr«. V W H<»»« <.f Iii»rn lil ;
H^ h'oibrr,. Mikre«i» H»«| o( rtr^H I.«h-'1.
JOHM TCKVIK
Jahn Trnnrr at tu Lr>uM. *% yvar* tii,-
^>«f •( ^ ?o -hik rroriiir.j .;. ' '">•'. >•"'-
piKI fflilowina a IhOTt ',!llirM
nr'n vmitnf In lh» hr — • ol Mr <n i .Mr*,
w H w«fht»l. »» aouih w»li»r •••nua.
H* i> <ui\lvr<l br tit* «ir* and b) cna
aaugbitr. Uua KaUtcjlnr, (• St LaxM.
-!*• My Is la ahuM af UM
•Mfat faaaral haiiiS aai ail
St. Laau thU aliaraoon
aill ba aent ta
ANittK otnni
tar lira. ~
F» — «l
»t»a#l7»rtl ••Uatina'lSrj. W. KlWiitief
'rh«p'l fTl>1«r Hii'rnli-i »t !« c.-lcd, f' ;-
Jovrd bT lii«»im«nl in Hax'lwood reaw-
;^efr T»o »on» and tl»a dmitHUrn »ur»|v»:
% iMiin •Ml! J. n Il'inn of A' l»>i."« Mr«
,1 (.: II ;|■..:^ ■■: ." 1> « S;.-.'i;. Ml "J
Ida Bf»«l'i ol OnTlnn. fJ;!'". Mr' E A.
ll'v^nlll^ of Mampa. Idaho Mra. A. A.
Knbs of Kai.i*. CHJ. a: O M f^rr. ••^•r-
laaa.
I : NKWTON~Aa«|iKT OOa* __
y Maaton Aabarr Oa<» S». *l»d irti aiaea.
In» at hi- fyvnf in tn-r ri-.i-* 'pTli^a-.rf
a •! k:H .i'.ttr-^ "•• w ».t>'"' '•■ "i*
«ldo«. one loo. titan o( Pair Ora*r. aoa
,ona dauthl'r. Mr^ J r C«« xf a-iffaln
Kunrral an ai:|Vni«nti are iiirftni:>t^t» Kul
hnnal •t'l h* rn tfi* Pfra^n'-* • rzn
rrmf'IT -iraf fmr lirn-f 'iLr-^f •■■♦ 1"-"
rertloa ol J. M. KUngner l.'ndertaa:nc
sompanr.
Ma* a. II I %MP
Tti* h<i.;- • V. « H H lanip <^' f-
ter el. iha late Allen 0taikiill aCRauia
Ma. IS waa ahtapad tadae traia THrwn,
,Arla. ta th* Klmtaer Ufxtertaklnf ram-
aaay hare, and «tU vrtva Saiaraae.
Bsnal am ba hi QrtMlava '«ineten>. bai
I faatral arranitea>enM are tnramftfeta
|, - - ■ —
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 4: Miss Rosalind Fabro nd Mr. William Leo Lehar are engaged to marry.**
Page 16: Two Civil war soldiers were re-interred in the National cemetery.**
Mrs. George H. Olendorf died.**
Mrs. B.H. Lamp died.**
Mrs. Annie Dunn died.**
Sc0JnfU Fdod'^
Cause of Death
' For Two Youths
A FINAL examination of Um
viKci* ol Dclmcr and Elmfr
Rfppy. 3-yMir-old twin sons of
Mr. 401(1 lira. Eucen* Reppy. who
(tted suddenly . NoremlMr 3 whll»
▼MUnt In tb^TOmrkJ at Cuba, l^
dhdosed that thdr death* irfr*
caused by bacterial food poUonlng.
Vm paKleuIur foo4 «w not d«*
tennlncd.
- Dr. R. B- B. Oradwchl. paUi-
oloflst who eonduetad tha aeeond
axamtnatloA. rt^Narted totth* Mfo-
ner that tin rlacara oofitafned no
traces of polton except thoae ln>
dicatlve of unfit food. A brotber
and a ttoter of the Twins also b0-
i rame ill, but recovered.
UrB^ntove Bodies {
Of Civil War Vets
ASH GROVE. Mo., Nov U — At
meeting of the Paul 8. 1
K*>d8i No. 307 of the!
AJnencau Ixgiuii ii wa.s \uua lo
i perpetuate the idea orislnated by i
tbftOt A. It* that of never allowing j
the body of an ex-soldler of any ,
jwfr to be burled In the poteer s Held \
'or a neglected cemetery. i
j In accordance with IhLs motion on
I the minutes of the post, the bodies ,
of two Civil var vptrrnns wrrc
moved lo ihp National crmclcry;
ilhat of W. O. Cawlflcld from ihr
Frazirr rrmrlcrv. and of Samurl
I Howard from thp poiiri s una oi
the Ash Grove cemrlcr>'. ,
i^XhlSt^was done at government ex- j
ipense.
DEATHS
MRS. (iroROE n. iM.r.MniKr
I Funeral services for Mm. Oeorfte H.
' Olendorf, 73. mother of George F. Olendorf.
; Springfield advertlslnR man. will be held
I at the Alma Lohmryer funeral home «t
, 7 ^f^ o'clock lhl.% afternoon, followpd hv
Interment In Maple Park cemeterv. Mrs.
Olrndnrf dirrt .suddenly In 6t. Augu.'tinr, i
Fla., last Tuesday.
MBfl. R. H. I.A.Mr
Th» bndv of Mr* B H. Lamp, dawcht^r
of the Istp Allen Slocstlll. of rural routp
10. wax shipped yei>frrday from Tur.xon.
Aru . to Klmgner • iindertilclnR ««!ttBbll5li-
mrni here and will arrive fiafurdav. Burial
• III b# held In Creenlawn i^mefery but ar-
rarjemrnls are Inromplfte.
.MRS. ASSIK DU.V.N
Funrral .'servlcea for Mrs. Annie Dunn. 82.
»ho died Wfdneiday morning at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. William Bmothrr-
man. 441 S East Commercial streri. uill be
held in the Kllngner funeral chapel at 10
' o clock this morning, foPowed by Interment
in Harelwood cemetery. Two sons and five
OauKliters survive
Rosalind Fabro
To Be Married
Mr. and. Mrs. William M. Fabro,
821 West CaHioun street, have an-
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Rosalind, to Mr. Wllll&m
Leo Lehar. Mr. L^har Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Lehar, 660
North Grant avenue.
The marriage will bo celebrated
November 24 at St. Joseph's Catholic
church.
I MARRIAGE LICENSES
nu-'^scll Baker. 22. of Clinton. Mo .
:and Oma Stockstill. 21, of Bprin^r-
field; and Er^'ln Ash. 21. and Rutiij
• Bird, 31, botb of Sprlpglleid. <
n8H
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1929--LEADER
Page 1: Lucian B. Andrus died.**
Three children burned to death.**
Page 2: Mrs. B. H. Lamp died.**
Mrs. George H. Olendorf died.**
F. H. Crane of Aldrich, Mo., was appointed administrator of the estate of his father
Cyrus Crane of Walnut Grove who died October 10.
A daughter Helen Rosemary Welters was bom November 5 to Mr. and Mrs R J
Welters, 639 State street.
Page II: Milton Devans was killed.**
Page 26: Miss Rosaline Fabro and Mr. William Leo Lehar are engaged to marry.**
FALLS DEAD'
I '
! Prrp.nrlne to ■ romc 'n tnirn" thS<i
mornlnc. LiKlun B An<1ru.«. *lth-
' tn ■ vpek o( SO. formrr (ucccasftil
nifrchiinl of Hinnlhnl. Mo . fell
luddrnljr drad <ni Ihr cror.nd« of
1 th* PythUn Homr. *hf re h# Itrwl.
; HU dntUi wu due to a heart at-
jlaek.
' Althi'ich hl« h'sr* h«« h'^-'
knovn lo be bad (or Mver^l fronts..*
•r- • Mid
urotrnd" nil the Mmr iind in f«rt
, quite tctlt-e. This mornln« he n-
1 pT«n»«1 * ir»»h to "^n tn »nxTi " ifvl
)a« be letmrd as meli at <i3uai, he
*•• pennltted te'rtvt wii' ' He had
iKMlMd Um bm*. and appean U
have be«^ waiting for a iilreet car.!
when h« %a« itrlcken. Nobody aaw |
I him (alL bill ilia body waa diaoor.'
•rad l)lnt an th* iraaa under a'
Mr. Andrua was born In Center-
vlUa. Ohio. Movcmbar 30, IM*. and
UnM would hai% tan* lb ymn vM
p^ti In the grocrry buttneu at
Jalneii the RntRhtj of Pythian. Ma]
, «U« died a Utito more than three
years ago; through builneiui mlnfor-
tunea he had loat a modest for-
tune ot about tUJtOO: and «n Aprtl
M. im. ha came t« the PythUn
heat here. TIwm whs knav hta
hen MH«T« Mm to hava. b*«n "a
sober kind of man." honeat and Id-
dnatftoua aU hia Ufa. There la aa
Impreaalen, aomawhat vagua. thu
ha lo^ hia owb aiMjrrortuM tf
ilrihif «iisHMr maa'a -not*. ' <
Me h*d remslnei irMve, anrt f>(
Uti hidttttitJt JEttilK a kntt.'
[Mng machhie at whhh h# ceoldf
l^ork. It aeemcd that the habli of.
work waa strong whh hhn. and h«|
•a* not eeotent to have nothlnc
lo do. ^^1
•He la suiilrad bx ■ dai^htar '
Mla« LoeU Andrua. a teacher at'
Pkwhutta. OUa, and m aan. Wi|.'
Warn, who was gradoatod fNm thtl
Pawhuaka high school tet mrttmJ
•ad by a atitar who INm im, mCT
•twita. Mo.
'^MBfal amacemaiiu ai« iaeem- 1
P»t« twaitlat word frarn kiiMfolk.'
and the bodx h in rharre of w L
•Uraa J
AS HOME FIRED
Third Is Believed Near
Death in Missouri Tragedy;
Mother Suffers Critical In-
juries in Attempting to Res-
cue Them
T
PLEASANT HILL. Mo., Nor. IS—
Thr'^ r!i!!f1ren lost Ihelr liven and
their mother «-a« burned critically [
here todsy ahen coll oil. poured on i
••iTihrr» In • kllchen stove, erpio^-d
Ivobrrt Sievrnj. 2 years old: Hubert,,
t. Mid Vtiglnla. T, were buntad fa- 1
ullr «'hen the btazlnc fluid was'
thrown on them by the expl<v''7n
Tbelr mother. Mr«. Oamaal SIvtcd^ I
U. was burned while taartng the!
clothing from the ehlldrsn after the '
explosion. The children died m a '
Kanaaa city hospital, where ther'
were uken for trestment.
The tragedy waa the raatilt of ef- ',
farta of the thiw children to aid'
their mother tn the wnrk at home
Mrs. 8te>-ea« was in the bedroom
cmmic for the l-mentha-oM baby.*
Lloyd. The children decided to fi« .
Um fir* In the kitchen stove by'
pouring cnal oil on the glowing rm-
A» the mal oil rtriick the embers. •
• n explosion resulted. fprsyinE the
thrt«e children with biasing fluid. '
Mr*. Stevens, the mother of arr-
en children, this afternoon wa.i tin-
swsre th«t l«o of the three chll-
rfrn .she bad attempted to aave are
»1p»d
n85
AGED FARMER KILLED ,
Mlltou Dfvans. 65>ye«rw>ld farm-
er living near Laytoiivillf, was
klllwl Wednesday morning by the
Miuilibouiid passengt-r train on il»e
White Rivrr division of the Missouri I
r'.'i:!;t .1 )■' Mil* walkii.L- urr.i^t n
tiiSIU uii a curve ju^L >jiorlh ol t
Duffnio. j
II IS suppoM'd he became fnght-
• Tifd tvhrii he heard the train com- I
ItiK ns hr could have saved himself |
liy watkluK out on the timbers. He '
Is 5iir\ ived by hia wife and Mveral !
children. ;
I DEATHS
HtU. A. li LAMP
To Be Married
JnS» •^ •iMtt^B. H. Ump. daiitht«r
•r^tafnaM Salvfter tot funeral aervlee*
•04hlirUI^^«.>« 4l«d 111 Tucson. ArU.
lBt«raB«f»t «nt tak* pi«e« in Orcro Lawn
c«m««tr/ lo ch«rt« of j. w. Klir.fner.
mis. OrOKGC U. rUENDORF
^,■'''5?!^ ••rTl«». for Mri. G'ori* R
•^TL ■'•*h#r of Ovorcr P. Olcndorf.
w»r« MM lt.lt afirrnoon at tha Alma
Z^nnaftr funeral hott.%. fMiowvd by In-
««-m«Bt la Mapla Vmrk rarr.eiery The
««»»r»n4C O ro» pattur o; ChriU rpli-
ror*! ci%eh orriri«ted Pallbearerii were
^ **--St^ ^ " nfbscr. Cirl Mark
^ -^ra?''^'' '■'•'" (aif. l'»Ji 0;;-.<r, ,
BU a. Tiiyy, am Bcb MOtoDald.
Mr and M.-.«.
>f T■•V>>^
S31 W^-at Calhoun atreet. have an-
nounced the enganement nt thH»
dauxhter. Roaaline. to Mr. William .
Lao Lebar. («on of Mr. and Mra. Ran- '
dolph J. Lehar of 958 North Ornnt j
arenue. The marriage la to take i
place at thr St. .Xweph'a Catholic
rh^irch November 38.
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 16, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Page 2: Mrs. B. P. Lamp died.**
^^ f^ ^^ ^ . . I
iHUbBANU AbKS iiiVOnoL.,
I SAYS WIFE UNFAITHFUL
him. Dee H. WrlBhl. yenU-rilay filed
■ult for divorce from Alice Jana
Wrigbt. The couple waa married at
Paragould. Ark.. Angu.t 14. 1014. and
separaled AURUnl 30. 19TO.
Wright declarea that hia wife kept
'rompniiv with nnother man unci that
on Bfveral occoalona alie rame home
late at night In an Intoxicated con-
dition. He alao chargea that ahe
tl.nHtrnrd !'► ki" l>"m «lUi ^ 38 cali-
ber revolver.
DEATHS
MRS. B. P. LAMP
Puncral rrrvlccs for Mr.' n P Lair^r.
daugiUfr of (lie late Allrn Stogxini. «lll
be held at 10 o'clock Sunday morning in
the Klingnrr funeral home. Interment
will be In Oreenlawn cemetery. Mrs.
Lamp died In Tur«on, Ariz. Tiie body
wiU arrive here today.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1929 -LEADER
Page 4: Mrs. B. H. Lamp died.**
Mrs. Jacob Leuthold died.**
Mrs. Margaret Lenthouse died.**
Edward Flewellen died.**
A daughter Martha Jane Bucianaster was bom Novemberl2 to Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Buclanastr, 2 1 59 North Boonvilie avenue.
Page 8: W. V. Rook died.**
William Wesley Case died.**
Page 12: A man was found dead on the highway.**
nsb
W. V. KOOK
■ run-r.l .frvir-s Jor W V R^o'. .*-0
BoonvMI. .ventif. who *«s lound de*d
nr.r Dunnrfan. Mo. Novexbri^ 1!. .».l
1 triU.UM WKSLKV CASE f
■ Will. a... Wr.irv f-«— • - • U !i...... .
10 •|.!> nior.il.i' ►!•«. » :.).»»i n.« mi.e.- .
I rtj^Crt or"V»-V T.-V M" ^Vrt Vr» M .k-M.M "
DEATHS
^IW. B. 1
tow«d tT Inl'rmrnt H;
B. n. i.\MP
lar MK. B. n Lkmp,
t* Tacwi:, ArU . v.ll
'nt al 10 r rl.-rlt nt '
'•■rri.'*'
' Rl' -
Chlean. Urt l«ir>p " »'-.-< ••••(1 «..
»tm and Mm V»'M McVr.r .r «i I Vriir- :
(V !*(>«• el Sau All'
• u All' I
..iMJ. JACOB LCrmOLD
. 4m««> L^tbaM of ni V.'t Mor .
*M (lr««» dirt ;n ■ ^o•-^|t«l li>re »*rl-
d«y »l«tlt. = Th« b«<ly »IU b» »»nl troll.,
UM iLhB» ' Lebii>*ycT luorrki Imtr.* (••
rrtaefioa. ted . lor tMorthl nt'-u.:!^ atid <
MrUL
<MMftmBOAB<T tmTiiot<»r
M • tae»>
, id l!*»d In ;
;li« |»Mt M »f»r« Sl.f ti
„ ^ iMAand. JM«k L*r.th«n«*. I
•a< if 0D« bri>U»«f. C-rr-ifV'<lrM-e.' «i.(J
^= ir Oi«t'. t<j'' o'
MTVlrt* «nt M 1
fun^Ttl' t'ome •» ;
ovnrraMB and biuwi ^
I 3- KDWAKU FLtWCLIXN
I Fuornl MfTicn tor Edvaid rirvrllen.
I 41. «i|l b« hrld tomorrow ■f'rrnoon at
r "0 nr'.r^rk (t tll» Wnnhjfuln-i Avf r ir i
I Fiirrka todie No M. A P. and A M Il.r |
1 Bfvertnd J. 8 Uorte^r will be I'lf nf- !
t liriaunc minltlrr. aaatslMt b? th^ ': -.
1 erriHIk A. B Blmmunx. B^irl*'. \ ..I it- I
Mnif Is LUNpIn tttmvHml etmetnj un-
T (fff lh» direction ot Camrbftl Vndrrtak' j
I: « r:i-ir»:"
Th' iK^rty of « m^n abonf ^S vrnr?
ri!ii, ■'•tl.nrf'. ., .ii..ii>
.1. .,1.^ ;... .•■••'.■•: :r: vhr
Irooouat Miller. Uo^ Uxtay* appar*]
en.lly Ihe vkUni of a "hit and run" ''
metorUt oo U. 6. highway 69 eartfi
Prtday ni»ht. !
'Hir r.iaii in Ue-Mribttl a> bring-
'5 fr^t 10 ti;th": tnll with blur or'
gray ryt->. light luur and moustache.
' He waa drrv.ed tn blue corduroy
troi:'«<*r«. a hro«f. nr olirr rfiwkrrrd
ir.iKkiiian. Ar.d U^'.:: frit hAt.
i Tw« CraU in PoekeU
' Th»r^ «A* rtnlv t«r> r^nM ir th«»"
iv.inv )>oi '.<• r -^ 1-- ' ' ■ . -t-^i • !•■* tr^.
il.i ci.i! !. .. .,•....■• ::v .•r...t'. liad
t.r.--
book, rntpty out lor the t»o cenu.
' the pockrU contalnrd a safetv ramr.
♦onir p.r.'dirs nitC tlirfad. and >alcly
I pJns. j
Intrrnat Injuries wfre blamed frr
, the niAna dcaUk, about two heonj
'beXore be was found at 12 30 oclock
thla morning by Fred Prater. <7. of
Oklahoma C)tjr,'whe waa enroute U>^
8parU, Mo., to vH( an aunt Otlirf '
Injuries included a pelvic wound.,
broken flghl arm Jn« above' the '
wrut. aiil a gash ^ over the right j
irntplc. ' '; '
\ Higbt ringer 0*M ,
I The piou dlgttetuUhlng «ai1C'«H
Mdenuriratlon was that the tot*']
;fin(!rr on the right hand l.t off at.
the firsts Joint. i
Coroner E L. Patton of Aurora '
I Invcatlgated the caae this morning, j
' but found practically no clues
' !«carch of the dead man's i
clothes this mornmr r^x^alrrl the
imtlaU "M. O." sewed to the loM*
.■pocket of Ala maeUnav coat. aJ
^ nearly new -pair of g lasam beartnc
nB^
also found In the coat. A
; sharing bru^h. a bar of soap and a '
Oeiii .safety ra7x>r found in one p(
the coatpcckeU were wrapped In a
brrnri p*prr hcannK the iabrl • G.
I B. Daiton Bakery. Rich Hill. Mo."
11.
SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, 1929--NEWS and LEADER
Page 2 A: The will of W. B. Sanford is in probate.**
Page 6A: Marriage licenses issued.**
Miss Hazel Sweatt and Orval Smart were married.**
Page IC: J. W. Flood and Mrs. Dee H. Wright eloped.**
Page 2C: Miss Mary Faukner and Bert Bairidge of Peirce City were married November
Miss Sophia Dombroski and Pete Beloke were married Tuesday at Monett.
Page3C: William Wesley Case died.**
Mrs. B. H. Lamp died.**
Mrs. Jacob Leuthold died.**
Page6C: Card of thanks.**
Page 8B: Mrs. S. M. Hunt has an old spinning wheel.**
Page 3D: Miss Harriet Eugenia Prescott and Mr. Vincil Westland are engaged to
marry.
GLIMPSE OF SPRINGFIELD'S YESTERDAY
'a n««hb«ck"of the SprtnpXlelil ot
years tpo 15 shown in thp phn'ocraph |
.01 Mr*. S. M. Hun*.. "•12 EnM M.iil:!-on
I atreet at her oM rplnnInK whrcl, n '
reUc of hfr lamily.' The «hrrl i.s '
orer ■ hundred yctra old. rom.n,- /
frnm Trnnr^trr n'-m 'ir' .^,.^..-.
mo\CCl ir.lo M;s>-iii.r; .i' :i-:- i' ■'
I Mrs. Hunt was born in Sprincllrld GB j
I veiir« aco ivnrt rrnirmlirr-; whrn n
• KPlnnInK »hr«:l .'?_?^__rj}._ In.p-^r'.Tiit |
j part of tha tamlljr lurniAhings and
the operation wa« nn nuirh part a
woman's duties ns ihr oprninp of
n i^iii of tomstors r. lofl.Ty The
wlicfl w.Ts fnnilliiir to lirr nt Fcven
yrnrf of hrp and for years ►he spun
the il'.rond for )irr rlothliiK nnrt that
of MiP family. Howrvpr a mrre 40
vr-'' ri:<i fTTi-rl Mie fnflnrv mnrtp
j.ii ;i.i :. ■■ r;i:ri .'-j.i iii.'::i lil :ii liirj^o
quantltirs and at low prirrs nixl the
\vl;rrl «;!.<! rllsrnrrtrfl to tlir rrllsr.
I'l llip ;piiiii;i'e of roltoii Ihr Inrpp
wheel U nothing but a part of the
machine that turns, by a cord, the
spool on which thread Is woven. LonR
strips of cotton attached to the spool
are converted Into thread by skillful
twisting and pulllnp.
Mrs. Hunt says that if it Is true
that the modern wife can get by
with- the oprnlnc of a few cans of
food (or clinnri, nil the more power
to her as the hard work the pioneer
woman had to do Is well gone and
forgotten.
-■.^ • tmt^
mS,
Eugenia Prescott
To Be Married
Mr. and Mre. Harry T. Pf««cott»
I'iil Hhcrmaa avcnuau hAV* .Mk^
nounced th« cngafMiMnt of tb<lr
daughter. Harriet Kuf«nta. tO' Mr«
VlnclI WeatJand. aon of Mr. and UHL
VIrtor A We^flonrf M27 Irvlnir r'**"'-
The niarrlaife vo«/« are t« be re*d
ntwr tJie first of flie vear
188
STILUSfSTERY
Coroner's Jury Returns Open
Verdict in Death of
'Springfield Man
W. V. Rook. 88. buyer for the
Hob»rt-l*e Tl» rompmy h»r». who
mud round ihot to d^»1h \indrr a
Frl.sro rml»i«y hrlrtpf hrlwcen Dun-
nrHiin iirid ri>lr PUy iMt Mondtj
momlnR. "cune to bla death by gun-
(hot woiindM by p»rty or p«rtle» un-
known. " » coroner ■ Jury «t Bolivai
derided Saturday afternoon.
Tfm (iiilclde theory w«» penerslly
nrrrpted by officer* who investlRated
the care. The cusplrlon thai It might
have been a raae of murder Instead
of t<rlf-lnfllrted death persisted, how-
ever, and resulted In the Inquest
rondueted by Polk County Coroner
S. B. Huteheaon Knd In the open
verdict of tba jury. ,
nidn't Dee Men Leare
ririt to teatify were Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Campbell, near whose farm
home on tbe Dunnettan-Falr Play
■.•mA the dead man was found by
Fred Harmon, an , employe of the
Campbells. Contrary- to early reports.
Mrs.- Campbell testified that she did
not see a group of men movlnc sway
from the dead man's abandoned
automobile about 9 o'clock Monday
morning, after «he had beard shots
fired. I
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Larsent of Hu>
Butnavllle. with whom Rook had ra-
cmtly made his home, testified they
knew of no reason for the man to
commit suicide. He always seemed
cheerful, they ssld. Mr. Largent
Mentlfied the bloodstained gun
found near the body as having
belon|;ed to Rook.
. Others who testified were Claude
Manual and Oi O.-srVannoy. other
farmers who live near the scene of
the shooting. Manual aald.he had
prepared a cup of coffee Sunday
niRht at Rook's request and had
taken 1' tn ilie ninii n^ lie workerl
on his kiHlled automobile In the road
nearby. E. A. Oolyan. Pair Play ga-
rape man who hnd been called to
assist Rook, had found the car aban-
doned and had returned to Fair Play
without seeing the owner.
Hunters .Vnllcrd far
Rslph Braltbwalt and Bernire
I Stewart. Bolivar men. passed by the
scene on a hunting expedition earlv
Monday morninc Bralthwalt said he
thought be saw a man working at
the front of the car and he "might
v^sve" tern t*^rnen"e In 'lie r-^r W y
RadcllII. state highway department ,
maintenance man. had seen the car. j
but nobody in It.
Members of the coroner's Jury were <
A. R. McDanlel. J. T. Holberl. rf' R
Scurlock. J. P. McReynolda, W. B. .
WeMi %nd Pr*<l Henderabot.
Ptmeral aenrlcM tor Rook will be
conducted at 3 o'clock thla afternoon
In the Robbfrson Avenue Baptist
church here with the Reverend
Oeorge O. Van Noy officiating. Inter-
ment win take PiBce fn Hazelwood
cemeic:>, ■.: -rr "irr "i^r. rr H..';.-(e-
son and Blue u: ecu. ;i:.
Rook is aurrlved by his wife. Mrs.
Ada Rook of Springfield, and seven
rhilrirrn. •'^.e "iree yicr.re'i^cf whjir.
he had provided for in a w-.ll be
recently made at Humansrllle. The
man was a former minister at Con-
way. Mo.
ACTION TO CONSTRUE
WIU.OFW.B.SANFORD
ant to eaatfn» tiM «U1 oC Um
lato W. B. SMifattl. Invohrtaf Um
dlitribuUoa of MSjOOO In mcetel
tatttim. bMi&tt a teiai unoiint of
other property, was fUetf In etnnilt
court Saturday. " "
Um aeUoa InvolTMi M ahaiM e(
,atoek In Um Baaford I<oui and
ttmhf ownpany, wUA Um alder
aaaford owned bat vblch ha to al-
la(ed to hare transferred to his
MO. Qiadjr U. Sanfotd, not loot
Mfova hla deatiL
' btady U. rianford and Tnak U.
McDaild. executora of the Sanford
wlU. brottght the action. The de-
fendants, who were to have re-
oetred the f oUowlnf amousU from
(he pi'oeeedi from the stock, were:
Mrs. KaU B. Ro«eis, Searcy. Ark..
tUfiOOi Un. Minnie W. Shlpp.
Bprincflcld. t30XXX>: Mrs. Lllllsn Eljr
Brown. Shrevsport. La.. IISMO:
rtank L. Banf ord oT Oallf omla, a
brother. $10,000; Mr*. A. a Daboey
of Chicago, cousin at\b» lata Mrn
W. B. Sanford. IS4I00.
'In the petttloo. Annla Soe Rofera
Gregory, Bertha Rocers Ftitd and
R. a Rogers betra of Mrs. Kate
Rogers, are listed as defendants as
weU. as EUnbeth Sebrea. widow of
Oeorge M. Sebree, an attorney, and
W- D. Tatlow. another attorney,
both of whom had asslited in dear-
Ing np the estate.
1M
MISCONDUCT, INDIGNITIES
CHARGED TO HUSBANDS
Mrs. Hnr^l Crnln ch.irKPS her hus-
band. Ftank Craln, 1x1111 inlsconrliirt
' nnci non-*iipnort In n prfltion for dl-
vono fllrd .SHiiiM!;ty In <iiri;:' (.-.ml
I The roiiple mnrrlrrt In .Sprlncflrld In'
'October. 1922. nnrt .«rp;untrc1 in Ati-
JRiist of ihU venr. Mr.-». Crnln seek.s
;the custody of their 6-year-old child.
Anna F"r.'ir('r<;
. H,^/r\ .1. (;■ ..(i-fii ,,,,::i.f, f": .:> .\
iOoodson of "•tenersl indizinlties '. in
'her suit for divorce. Their mnrrled !
I life. Which had becun In Greene
• county in May, 1915. termln;(ted three
: months ago.
te
Nixa Man Running Away With
Springfield Mother Is Picked ,
Up on Mortgaged Automo-
bile Charae '
,/, V ■ - Ill ^ii*,.;* I
S(V. PLOdD. Nlxa carpenter, •ndj
Mrs. Dee H. Wright of.SprlnB-
neld. who alleffedly left ^rlngdeld
tocttlier Aatult 90. Ukinir with!
I them Mr«. WrlKhln 8-ye«r-oW |
cUuBhter. Oenildlne. were BrrMU-d ,
Suttirdiiv evcnlriB In OVI»homii C1»v. '
nccordtna tn word rfCPlvrd hfr^ Inst
night by ShrrUr Marcell Hendrlx.
Word of the arrest of the pilr .
fotlowed by a few hours the flJInd »n
circuit court 'here of » divorce wiU ■
BRBlnut the WriBht woman by her
! hunband. who I* fmployrd •« Jdnlior
In a dry Rood* More. >
A felony warrant for the »rre»t of
Flood wm« iiwom out. hy hl» wife
unon sftrr his fl.s;<pprHraiirr Tli^
; charae wm •>■•" '- ^--* "^'•- "
mor^Raerd •iitnm'>l)ilr »:ili turn
I Mri. Flood m thul tlm^ offrrpd •
; reward of 125 for hrr hiisbRtid » iip-
I prehf nMon.
Wright. In hl5 divorce primon
fUed 8»turd«v. w«ld that hr and
Mm. Alice Jane Wnsht were miirr-,
rted In Paragould. Ark . In AuBu»t
ilif- nrrr-'t of hi"; wifp nnd F.^nr! He
Indicated that he miqht po to Okla-
homa City with Sheriff Hendrtx In'
' order to brine back the Rirl>: Gernl-
riiiir. one of three whose custody he
IS seekinc in the divorce action. The
, other two children. Wlllard. 8. and
j Worland. 14, were left at home alone
early on the mornlnc of Aucust 30
when Mrs. Wricht climbed into the
Flood car and disappeared.
ShTlff Hendrix In'cndcd to !eave
for Oklahoma early this morninc.
despite the painful head Injury he
sustained Saturday morning when
' a.ssaultcd In the court hou.sc corridor
by a prisoner whom he was escort -
, Ing to the Jail. |
! WED LEBANON COUPLE
I IN PRETTY CEREMONY;
I LEBANON. Mo.. Nov. 18. — A ]
I pretty weddlnR ceremony at the (
' home of Mr. and Mrs. .TamcA Selby j
here toiilcht iinllerl MlR.n Hazel
; Sweatt nnd Orval Smart. i
j The rMij ceremony wa.< u.^ed. The ■
Reverend Roy Bin y lock of the !
; Lebanon Christian church officiated. ]
i Mrs. A. J. Beanlnit played the wedding ;
i march and durlnR the aervlce she i
plnyrd "The I^vp Son;?."' MLv Abble
Selhy wa^ bridesmaid and Vernire
KiiU:.Tfle hr<,t mnn.
After the ceremony 16 guest.'? had
Clipper at the Selhy home. Mr. and
Mrs. Smart will go to Jcffer.vin C.ty
Sunday on a abort wedding trip and
then reftirn to Lebanon, where both
.-lie eniplnved In the Rlre-Sflx factory.
Mr. and Mit.. Frances of Richland
wpre out-of-town fweMn. Mra. Frances
l."» n sister of Mr*. Smnrt.
1914 She spen' monev frerlv. he
a'.'.rsi".'. krrp;;.; ; . ..i. .:,■..■ I.. ...
debt. She coaMsntly complained of
him and «ald thai she did not care
for him. the information state*.
On "n» ivcn'^'^r o'"'''-"'1'.nc '" '^'"
I allegation, after she had been awav
from home all nmh' ■»t'h a man
companion. Mrs Wright returned
In such a condition tha' she had to
be put to bed.
Wright alleges that his wife had
been keeping- company wUh Flood
for about a year, during part of
which llme^hey had lived In the
same neighborhood on East Brower
street. She once made the siate-
I ment that she would run off with
another ni.in \v!i?ni .^hc •■'■n-.-.'A br
i free to leave for someone else when |
she crew lircd of him. and threaten- ,
led hLs life with a J8 caliber retol- '
! ver. the petition concludes.
At th^ sheriff's office l.TSt niclit.
Wnsht rrfii.sed to connient upon
WILLIAM WESLEY CASE
Funeral services for William Wes ey |
Case, Mr ratlrad music teacher -Who die* .
Psoirriav mornlnc at hU hom* on rural'
route 10 Mill he held tod.TV »l 2 o < ."ck
I at the Schofield chapel, followed bv Inter-
ment there in charge of J. W Kllngner.
Two sisters and l«o brothers survive. ,
I .MR.<. R. H. LAMP
Funeral .-lervlces for Mrs. B H. Lamp, i
; 1... who died In Tucson. Arls . will be held
«l in oclock this morning at the J w. ^
Kllngner chapM. followed by interment in
' (irren I. awn cenieierv She Is survived Dv
her luLiband. nlio lives l.i Cliicngo. ami
t by thrre brothers nnd five sisters.
''"". M?it .itrop. i.rrTH<l.o
The bjdv rf Mr.<>. Jacob LeuBiOld of 07'
Wrff Mo-ro.' >t.r-;. v.ho ffied Frl;ls«'
ni-ht. mlU be «etit n PrlrcetOT. Ind.. for
funeral ;.»r«i'es e-id burial. T»e luish.ii'd
' Mir\:ve: The Ahra LohmeKr funeral
iiome had rliarce of a <horl »^r.er«l serv-
' ice here at 4 30 flaturdav aftetnoon.
1^0
-"^X
Orvlllr Hosry. 31. nnd Mlsn Blnnche '
iK.i^^k^^^'^^fll^P/' ^'[^^■^^'^•^ ?! I Vtnpynrd. 21. both of Strafford.
Claude Hodicwi.' 41,^ und MIm. M«yf '
ITKft, 43. both of Sprlngflrld.
I Jiick B. Ciimpb*n. 27. Donlphnn.
Mo.. Riid Ml'^ Vrnncon Cothnm. 23,
MonllceUo. Ark.
Elmer Citlton. 21, Sprliigflrld, and j
MUs Mlldrtd Stnley. High Point, N. |
C. I
John C Shnnk. 21. nnd M»«« Evn
L. Colllnii. 21. both ol SprUiKtlfld. ,
Paul Terrell. 23. Everton. and MIm i
Cathryne Colll«r. 21, Areola. |
B. Carroll, 18. and MIm Mnude H. ,'
HiRhflll. 18. both or Springfield. |
Hrnrv Brotherton. .IB. and Mlas ]
Ethel Croiirh. .1.1. both of .«;prln;?-
' field. ,
Wade Melton. 23. .«;t I ouls. and
. MIna Effle OrcRK. 2.1. NIxa. Mo.
I Fred E. Bllyeu. 21. Springfield, and ,
' Mlaa Verna Hammr- "' -^-^'i-
Vt— fiAIM IF THAMKS, IN MEMORIUM
l> «—<■ • Mmt.
CARD OTTHANXa
^* •■ll •• thank our ra«n» frlrniiit and
r>l»itr«a Tor thnr mnrtn»». nrrt Mmri'hT
aUo for Ui« br«i,ir.; f..v«i: o-vrmt- <ii.r"
laa tb* dcolb ol our btlc\ra tiurband
•M lathvr.
MRS LEE rATTERPON
AHD DAUGHTER. MARGARET.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Nathan Roe was killed.**
Page 10: E. M. Hobbs died November 7 in Phelps [near Miller]. He was a Spanish-
American war veteran. He is survived by his wife. He was buried in the Goss cemetery.
Page 12: Sheridan Phillip Foster died.**
Benjamin Lee Shields died.**
Henry Rosenthal died.**
t Sunday NiKht.FUfht
^ ReRults Iif Murder
''•'■ Of Ne»ro Youth
I StrtK-k In tha~rl«ht Ml* of 0)«
t*r* It rInM rant* by • rharf* of
abnt (rxflua '•tMMCun. Nathan Ro^.
34. nrgrn. araa lii*l«iu:.v k::ird at
' • V) oRlnrk )•■< niiht at ihr home
,of jiiomi HanJey. nrcm *»»«rj^
••It Washtnftnn av^nu* brtr (hiB
mornina rity pnliri vtrr ••' I ^»n»-
I int Dal» Rray. v .i^r Hfitn. •» ,
the «:«ver
^< Tht Haniejr Mman and llebart
■ Ktrron. «ho hai nia«l» hu hoi"*> in
; Um saiBf houM wtr* htM kr police ;
{ aa maitrul wtUieaaN. Rdtth BoiaiL ■'
%»m\ •»> hmr ■»«'n Rn* » fiance*
. tmd fertii,at th« placa »vi **\ dm
' detained.
Mn»*# nf t.h"'^ ri'i^'t'^'M'"'* :-v r>r
thrr-» nuin ::fhi oi. t.rf- firc!.*'i-
j «Unr<>« nf th» kiilirt Th»v uid
• R«» hr;ri a r'ltrhrr kn;.> r. h.«
Thand wtrn h.- »•< 'hni i)'.t h»'.
no* Nlin^ti ar^ rti.»(>'"'ri'<n :o i-'.*
' anvnne wi'h it
Tha 8ina:i woman and fl«e ::
«a< Mtd. had «pW a -on« rt»ra(»T
j part of the"afteifT«v«rt ?rv*:rlav
^iianV.int in' »B^ haz-ktiird: nf 'Sr.-v
HAnlry nnmai* hot-;* ^
DEAP^
T\»
L^ .. , tHKKIDAN rHIIXIP FOflTCR --
I ' .Sheridan Phillip Foster. M. died at 10
n rlork vrjfrrdav morning at his hom^,
twt niilrx norih ot Sprinaflptd He t.*
Mirxhfd bv /our daughtrr*. Mri>. Eva
! Mae Oidpon. Mri. Mary Ann Buaaard.
1 Mm. Lulu Gertrude Pavne and Met. Ella
, Rtia Mallord: one aoii. Jesale Sheridan
roater; two brother*. Banucl Fatter and
tewla Fofier: and neven arandehlMren
•Funeral aervleet will be held at 3 o'clock
this afternoon In the Bellevlew church.
• followed by interment In Bellevlev ceme*
) lery under direction of the Kllngncr fu-
neral home.
Bf\?\MIN I .SHIFina
Bri-'«iirin I r& Shields. 49. employe of
'Ik Kri.MO railroad ai Mamhdeld. riled'
, In a SprlnRfield hoxpltal ai • o'clock la>t
nliht following a (Itorl illnes* He In oiir-
^ I cil hi- h^» viilr thrrr «rr.». G'i'ri
1 rr litibbv Juiif aiifl Virsil Lamrenre onf
«1»ii«hlrr, plola Belle Shirld.i: his mother.
Mr* Belle Rhield.t: (our flstera. Mr»
Margaret Rlre. Mr.* J M Rtdennur. Mm
D n D»M)i and MM« Marie Shleldn. and
nne brother. Jark Shields. Funeral ar-
raniemenln are Incomplete but the hodr i.«
. being prepared for burial at the Kllngiier
riinrrai home.
HfVRV Rt)Sf\TM*l
H»nri no«^niii»i .Id died earlv i»!<i»r-
<1»\ at hi.< home, tig West Mount Vernon
' »treei. following a vear'n IIInFM. He had
. been a -evIdeQt of Sormgneld (or ih-
I pi»t IK vetrj Mr Rn.«enthtl and hi-
(•ihfr.i.laa Louif Kre/dman. were part-
ner* In omnemhlo of ihe Blue Front
clothlnc rtore on Sauth Campbell ave-
nue He la iiiirvlTed onW by hi< parentx-
Inlaw, miih whom- he made hln home Fu-
neral Mrvlcea wll» be held at J W o'clock .
thia afternoon at the Jewish Congreta-
tion church In the Maitonic temple, with
Rabbi Repen of Joplln officlattnt In-
terment will h» In Ihe Jew«h cemeterr
raHK^arerj »ill he n«'» l.l»bFrM»m A
Veedelmap J Lnii»n Nath.n Arh*i'mtn
iJacAb Krtnzberg and C<l-*ard S. t«r«*. |
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1929-LEADER
Page 4: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 6: There is a photo of and an article about Charles Sansone and his son Bunch
Sansone who manage the Colonial hotel.
Page 14: Miss Katherine F. Joslyn and Mr. Robert L. Connor were married.**
Page 15: Miss Frances Elizabeth Cotham and Mr. Jack P. Campbell were married.**
Page 16: Henry Rosenthal died.**
Sheridan Phillip Foster died.**
Benjamin Lee Shields died.**
Mrs. Paul Wilson died.**
Opal May Kimble died.**
N. T. Hansen died.** [The undertaker's record says Hansen.]
A daughter Ona Lee McKee was bom October 19 to Mr. and Mrs. C. S. McKee,
1910 North Newton avenue.
Miss Joslyn
^Becomes Bride ^
Of Mr. Conner
A MARRIAOB oflntwwt to » Btt«-
A ,^r oJ Bptlx>ft\»Ui peopu w««
r»I.br.t*«! in L»b.non y«t*rd.y
wli»n MIM KoUifMiir t- Jc.«l)ii b«-
f«me th« bride of Mr. Robrrt L. Con-
nor The brlrtf !• <h' ridiichtrr of Mr
C»rl W. Jotlyn of Lebanon «n(l lh«
brldc-groom U th» aon of Mr*. L«urk
Conner of Lebanon.
The eertmony »■»■ crlebr«t»<1 at
(he home of ilif brldfd fmhrr «llh
Dr. June< Hudlop officiating. Mra.
Ilodlnp rl»V"^ WiiKiirrn wrddlnR
march a* the bride entered the room
on tl.r »rni ..f liri fi.ll.ee .S!ic ».>re
a frotk of wood brown crepe.
The vowi were eichanged beneath
a bower of yellow and *hlte chryaan-
Ihemuma •.'
Only cloae • relatlvea of the twi
famlllM were prtmnt. A buffet sup-
per wa» aerved followinR the mar-
' riace
i The >^r'f1• ••'fr'i'-'^ .. <f., ' -• T'-.
, denwood colleee. at f;h»tle« whera
'eh* (omplf.ecl a M-rrr;«::H! r.->iir»r
I Mr. Connor attended Drurr colleua
' and haa a number of frienrta In
; Rprlncf.'l''
I Mr anrt Mr« (.>.rii.rr ''••I niaKa
I thtir home In Lebanon.
Miss Cothom,
Mr, Campbell
A re Married
A PRfrnr iom* ^^wtdlag wm»
"• re!abrat«l y»«t«r^r •fl*»T»o<m~
when Mina rrance* tJl««t>eth Cothani.
<latight«r or Mr. and Mr». * K. D.
Cotham of Montlevllo. Ark., and Mr.
Jack P. Campbell of Donlpban. Mo,
were married at th« bom* of Mr. and .•
Mra. J H. Morgan. 603 Baacb atrMt. ,
thU city.
The ••c/^ rere.T.npv aee read by the
Reverend Dr Edward L. Pateraor..
dlattiet tuperintendcnt ol tb« Metho-
I diat church.
I Only the lmm»<:iat« r«IaU*«« ot tba
brlfle end crr»im -^ere present.
I Fnliowitif the ceremony a weddJng
' lunaheon waa acrrad in th« gitll
room ai Mfi^»:r« Or.tra
I ^ Tha bride u a grmduata of tha
' MonHcel'o High achool and atten^ad
I 8tat« Teachers collese at Conway,
Arkannaa.
i Mr. Campbell tt a itraduata of tha
Dpniphen High achool and tl>a Mla-
aourl achpnl of minea of tha ctaaa of
1S34. Ut la a member of tba Kappa
' Sirma and the Theta Tau anftftaar
tr.g Irptf rL.'.jf.
Sinea hla graduaiton ba baa dona
•uglneeriiiff work In Maxia, Taiaa,
I Port Pierce. Fla . and Monltc«Ilo
Ark. He U now aaaoclatad wltb the
, Cnlted 9tatea enclnaar omc* with
Reartf|Uartera In Kanstan ftr
I'v-v- MAiuUiMIB uawMw . j
Jn«T>h Dlxofi; r, flprlr.2?:'!-'f ryf'
Miar I.*;^ Hart'lox. :i C.i;^':-
rUla. Uo.
Ruanelt Kvtnr 30 and Mla« Mjt-
giK'iile Uiilaid. 1ft. bx'.ii of Sp:.:..-
John J O-Brirn M MI!'ca-:Ve»
Wu, and MtiM Mats^rrt llutM'R'c:
Rvan 27 8ptifi«f>!i
, Jem ituran. 30. and MiM Lota
i Hick*. ^. botb of Avft. Vlo. {
V. T. BANKCM
of W T. Hanaon m, »ho t'.ri;
Ihioday In »i. Lo'i't »i'i ar--. ■ r .• r
day it fjirtiti >riwc-i Wedneadav after- i
■M* •• I •'ciMk. fellovad by interment
ta Orada Lawn femftetv. Tne Uaie of
T— PK IMia. A r. and A. M . «UI of- i
^Ml*. JL W. Kll8ta#r haa ehATf* of ir- I
Tlu** ton* laffitrr. o««r(r i
of ■^rHtcflel't. and Oilberl. of
lad., da^ two daottiirra. Mra .
•r kmmm aty. tnd MiM I
•f Si. LottI* I
7«1i
Hfary Rotcnihal. U. dird f- m.Inv x m>
1tMB« ftt nt Wc«t Mount V«rtion «irm.
• f!#r •. •••'•§ illnvH. riintral »»r»ir»s
-•r* held thli arttrnnon at th« Jfwiih j
"»nti»rii'l<»n -hap'' •" \hr M»«''>nlf temple
vua ilabkt Raprn of Jcplln oKiciailnc.
Tnt'rncnt took pUc* In ihe ,»»»w(» crvnr-
t0ty la rturt« *t tht Mrrman H. Lohirf yrr
IWIWI b»BH- Mr. |l«wnth«l had b«»n a <
t>«t<wH cf 8»rlacn«td for II vmrt. Mr
«n4 UmU rrr»<m*n. hU (athrt inlaw, «rr# !
MilXti. ta th« rlothlat bustn«a« at tl* >
flMltli Oamrti^n avnu*. Mr. nn«fn>fi«l m
»M'^l"^^i only bf ii.* (im riii>iiiU« . »Hiij
vhon ba Uvcd. Pallbcarfr* Inr th* Tti. I
n#ral ««ta Dai* l.l*b<>r«irin. a Nfrdlrmnn. :
I. Lotven, )<i'han Arb«Uinan. Jkcob ,
Xraaibtrc. an<l Kdward 8. Lurle.
ancBiOAv rHii.Lir kosikr
niBMrat' Mrtricri (or Bhrndan PMIMp '
TptitT. to. »ho <1U<1 Si;r.a»v ki hi« hotii'
r«Tt ailtea nurlh n( Sprinidrld. «IU ttt
hrM Ta«a0ar ad^rnonn at 3 n dork at the
8<U**ta« r^url^. lolloved br Interment ;
tm 4lw BaUatrtaw ecaietMr tn eharce of I
i. W. KHntncr. On* «en. JvMie flherldan !
f^Mtar. wirrl-rs. «'t•^ -hf folloving daogh- i
t#r», Mr*. Eva Mar Oidaon. Mra Uarv \
Arr B'J.ijl-'* !.'.•• ! iil'i Oerlr-irt* r<vr»
• rv4 M'» f-.la ^::• M»>>viO I *'• n:o'iiri\.
Bawiial and L«»i« router, alao iiuititc.
BCNJAMIN l_ Jtniri.D:*
9«a|aiBlaLM Vblrld*, «». emp'oye o( the
.MM* callwar at Marahfiald. died in a
■aaVKU h»ra Sundav nleht aftpr a ii.oi i
•noeir Me t« iur\::ra b\ 111. «!,', s„- ,
Oaarta. Babbr June and Virei! t.»irrf,'^
i**^f^ daitthUr. Olola Belle Blnrl<i»
.i!^*K"*.**"' "latera, Mn. M,r- !
-ii^ -Ji**t mn-i. U. Dl RKfrnour. Mr* '
MB«. TAI 1.
^»»»2g*l aat'ieaa for Mn Paul Wil.nti.
M Troy. Kan . «ia be held at I n doc u
HII.OON
Mri. Paul
nittii In h»
--^ ' i"" "iT" • • -rV held at 1 n TinrK
?^**"*g jnaraaoa at KIlDcner't runeral
— — » w«a*a6 WW laterment in Prn«per*
^'^I^!l_**!. '"fnerlr Mlax EulaHiink^
•tMt*r'vtU« and had worked In Bprioc- 1
••J* ••••^•l year*. She la turvlvrd hv .
■•» ■■akIBtf. iDlant twin dauthtem. and '
*f»# ftoter. Vrt ri'., x, ^ ^ . ■ ~
K.i.
OPAI. MAT KIMRLR
MrrUri fnr Op«l M,
*-moi»4h«-»l<l daufht'r of Mi
l**iia r. KtmbU. e( J:l^ North .Mobt-V..
••a aveatte. will be r^fla lutKitt after- I
MMI at t arelaek at the home of vt end I
mn. w. ■. X'mble, rrandpirrr.M on fmjip
«. Burial win lake pUce in Urern Lawn ,
-* .^Tb* «*»»« "i*^ Kxlay at ihe
i--- - Uw fandpareaia Mm Tre«»ie '
liyaa. aaather rr*<ir'r>-n«K,.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 4: Divorce suits filed.**
Page 5: Louis Sicidmore was killed.**
Page 7: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 14; Sheridan Phillips Foster died.**
Benjamin L. Shields died.**
Mrs. Paul Wilson died.**
Opal May Kimble died.**
T. N. Hansen died.**
OPAL MAr KIMBLB
PaaaraJ atr»>tea far Opal May Kimble.
3-»awtha aM daufhter of Mr. anrf Mr*.
a)li BaMatyaa avenue,
Itaraaao at S a'dack at
'Mt. aad Mra. W. «. Kim
Phillip*
Piii?"« ^Ll"=:r A' Sheridan ■
.«*««*. laUawlak. 1!'"°?" " B«'lv<ew
2s:«a. nv. dau.n'.„r.;:d r.oi'ixv.
"»•■•»».- - ■ - _____
^^ BENJAMIN I.. sHIII.ns
O^^n.L*"""? '"' "'"J-mln L Shield.
S!S,*.^' Illneo. wiu be held Wed. I
^S^SStJ* J^A^.- '«""«'>•' HU wife, one'
aatfCMer and four *ont *urtiv« i
MB*. PAIX WIL.<tpN
hTvw? Stt ^"^Z ?'■•" •* "" home,
1? V*i^5?f • *»"•»• »««W tht* aflerrwn
at J oclock at the Kllncner fun.i*l:
Banal «iu »« baid m Proapect i
,. flva aillea aouth af Oaark. Mra
i^i^.'.TiS* '""■♦"' •*«* ■•]« Hank* of
mcaravlUe and worked in Sprlotfleld She
U Mnrtvetf by her huaband. infant twin!
aan^tera and one auier, Mra. Ellu '
Hambia of Bprlntfield.
Jbta. g>aa<lpareDta. on route 4. Burial will
Baftaalaea la Oraca Lawn eem^terr. Be-
altfefMie pareota a aiaier, Mildred, aur-
f.Wfaar"' > .'^ .
'T. N. HANMCM j
Tba bod.» of T. N Haoien. 7«. who ;
4I#4 BaadaT in at L^uIk. witl arrive hrrr
tndae far fun«r*. iterrice* Wedurtdav *l-
leraaaa at 2 eriock. followej by Inur-
BWBI la Oreen lawn eeinaMfjr. under the
dlre<1lon of J w KliniaVf The Oat* of
»>ie T^mpi- f'^Oi' A > ml A M. will
. otttcuie. TBree aona aB|' tap dauihtcxa
MBTTlKt. . >
I
n<^3
KranFrrePTTCEFraKS —
Joseph Dixon, 27. of Sprinsflcld ,
and MlM LellB HBddox. 25. of I
CenternUe, Mo.; John J. O Bricn. '■
3R. of MllwHukfe. \yts.. and .\Ii • ,
[ Margaret Robertson' Ryan. 27. of
I SprlnRflfld; Jess Duren. 30, and
MLss Lola Hicks, 23, both of Ava: i
and Russell Evans, 20. and Miss.
MarRurltc Dlllard, 19. both of
Springfield. !
IPailure To Proxid^Mi^
Is Laid To'Husbandfir
In Two SuitoHere
ndlun to proTlde for their fami-
lies was dtarged to two husbands
in sulU for dlTorce filed In drcull
ooint yesterday byllwlf wtm.
Laura B. Dodd asks that
•ba be given }fital 'wparatloa
from WlQlam Doddr -^vtio, sbe
claims, failed and refused to
worlc to make a llTlng for ber and
their two minor chlMren. -Sbe aalcs
the court to give her care and eus-
tody of the children. The ootq>le
was married In Arkansas on Octo-
ber. 20, 1895, and separated In June.
1929.
SlmUiar charges were made by
Hazel Grain In her suit against
Frank Grain. She also asks for
care and custody of their minor
child. The couple was .married in
October. 1922, and separated In
i August, 1929.
Botti suits will be dodceted for
the January term t : the circuit
courti
Another Also Critically InlUrcd
MiMivAcoident East of West
' Plains . ,.,
LouK .Skldniorr. 25 of Qiilln. w«
kUled and Fred V^agsier, 29. a
neighbor, was critically IJtired When
an automobllr clrlvrn bj- Brn
Reerea, 25, of Thomasvllle crashed
Into a wagoh on highway K3. near
■ ■ . - — ; — iiJi ii—i—i I II
QulUn, east of West Platiiii. 8kld«
cotdtnf t0 Ooroncr Orarer Oreer.
who imresUcatad the eM«.'8|ldnuc»
Mjd Wagster had been eooo Jnnltnc,
and wrre returning » ttieir home. ■' '
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: Change of name sought.**
Page 3: Benjamin L. Shields died.**
Nels P. Hansen died.**
Doran L. Snyder died.**
Opal May Kimble died.**
Mrs. Paul Wilson died.**
L. Fremont Boyer died.**
Page 18: Miss Anne Tucker and Mr. Buford Johnson were married in Philadelphia. She
formerly lived in Springfield.
GLASER TELLS CLUB
OF HIS NATIVE LAND
iKiiKcc UliLstT wtts Uie prmcipul
iipeakrr brrore the RoUuir club at
ihr ri'Kuliii wrekly luiichiKiii at tlio
Colonial hotel today. Mr. Olaser,
who to a naUra of Osecbo-aiovaUa.
cho«r that country as hb subject
and gave a brtaf aoeount of tba na-
tion's history, derelopment and
characterlstlcB.
"Oaedio-SlOTakla, wfaldi to com-
post of a groop of fire hattaa. la
a new iaod'oT promise stoce the
World war." Mr. OtaMr declared,
and has taken a new lease on Ufa
Ooaeh A. W. Brlgga of Stite
Teachers college Inrlted the elnl
iiii-n to be his Rurst"! nt Ih' Trsrhers
coUege foolbaU game Thursday, and
the Reverend C. O. Font, chalnnan
of the Red CrtMi roU caU committee,
urged the club to grealer ffforts in
tba memlwnhlp drive.
UT iw^ ^
IP^TITION IS GRANTED -|
j FOR CHANGE OF NAME.
I PeUtlon of Mr. and Mrs. Ross .
McCloakey and Roes McClo»kfy.
Jr, of M2 Went Poplar street to .
change their name to Blanton was '
granted by Judgr Warren L.. White;
in circuit court thi.s inoiinni!.
I The McClnakey!" stated that since •.
hp was three years old Ross Mc-
I Closkey. 8r., has borne the name '
of hi' rlrpf.Tthrr. by « hirh hr lia?
{ Blva.VB l>een. known and In' which i
he owns propfrly.
I In order to prcsene the young
fRlhrr'? rrnl iinmr. lio\vr\r; nif
cniplr and Ihclr fmall son souphl
to have the court restore the orig- i
I Inal name of Blanton to thrm. |
T1H
DEATHS
BBNiAMIN L. (HIIKI.UX j
runrral arrtlcM for Bfnjtinm I. Hhirld*.
«f. f mplof* of Um rrUco st Mftrabn«M |
•ho dM Sandajr, will b* ilrM In th* Bap- !
t»»t rhurrh th«rf WrdnrB«l«y •ftrrnooa at '
, a JO o'riork. lollowtd bv iiitrrnirni in !hr
I MarshflvM rtmHfty. The wif«>. four tan*. '
• till on» d>nii(htfr .••ir<lvr .T W KJ'.i'.t t><-r
U t4i cnarsf of iimrral arraiiKcniri.l*. ,
Nri> r. HANOI \
f'uiural nrr\\tin lor N IV Hai.'i-n. 7«. ,
'«ho (II- <1 S'ifidBv in fl; I.p'j:». « i: hr hrjr".
WiVdtifxdav arirrnnoo at 2 nrlocK at tb* '
J. W. KlIiiRurr rhaprl. follnwrd bv inter- ,
m»nt In Ore*n I.awn c^mrtfrv. The Oaie •
nf the Tempi" \nt\gr ci tlif Mnvcn'r ortlrr.
ta «ht(h Mr. Hansen t>etenBefj. «t|| have
rh»ne of 11,^ ontial titrv Tlirrr jon and
M»!«. r*ri- wiij«o«»
mnvral aervlrM f«r Mr*. Paul Wilaoo.
»«. who dJe«l tan^av niafbt at her b«m«
in Tr«r. Kan., war* Jteid tbia afteriMioD at
t n'ckM-k at the J. W. Kltnvnef fihapal.
Inlia»ert bv iiilrriuriii m rio.jTtt ir;i,r
trry. riv* mtle* asutla of Oaark.- Mr*.(Wi|.
•nn *aa fnrinerljr ktiaa Bula Hank* of R<^-
■ er»Till« and worked In 8prln|(ield. She i«
; furtlved br h»r huaband and Infant tmin
( rl»!ia(;lfr». and a flJler. Mrs ri:i< H'lrrM*
of Bprlngfi'ld.
I L. niENONT nOTBK
WTBT PLAINS. Mn . Nov l»-r«neral !
eer»«rei for L. rremont Royer, member i
of the \\>.»t PU«iri« Telephone rnmpanv.
• ho died at the home of his brother. J •
W Boyer. were held Siindav In the All
5"»inlf" Kplncopal chtlrrli and the bodv was
foraarded to Kreepnri. Ill . for burial
Ntr nover. ».ho w«« 7? v»«r« olrf. hart .
ti'fii a rfl'V.'! of V.r-; r'A.:- f : ■: ' fu i
14 yearK He hail hern ptoniin'-ni in .\t«-
*nti:r c!rr!<"« h'lri: a nr-pb't of tf-.r
Kritn's leni;'!"' «iif 'V.iiirii' •:'■ \ ii;r. «
member of the Abou Dm Ad:.r": ."^u-r;:!' «•
SprirBf!'M.
T>nR \N t -N^nt K
r:nutr fiiMTiil ^■■r^.rc^ » i'.l tif I'M f',t
L)nri»:i U. Si<-,drr, 3-*»nr-oid ^"n -"I Mr
«nd Urt. tnhU K. Anrder of 711 Delia
Mreet, who died earlir. today at Iha homa
vm-m pANMo «t dipliUMrto. BoMdM Um
'Sr*"*** *•• brothara. Ooamond and Der-
•Id. Mnnva. with O. C. Snyder and Ut.
and Mrs. W. C. Montfomery of Buffalo.
{ l!«ndp«rtnt» j. w. KUncoar to in sbArgo
I <»r\I. MM KIMIILI
Funeral aervicea for Opal May Kunbla.
> S^moBtha-eld dau(htrr of Mr. aAd Mra.
i i.«allo KlMbl* .of SIM Kortb RotoOovaoa
ij •iri;U*, were Iirld tht* •rirrnoon at 3
•< n clock at iha home of the (randrt*asl»- J<
irrt. Mr. and Mr* W S Kiinblx. at rural
, liflea the parenii. a »'Mrr. .\| r<:r..d r^It^^f
I- •"^■•-- ■■■Vi^ j
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 9: N. P. Hansen died.**
DoralL. Snyder died.**
Benjamin L. Shields died.**
Mrs. Ada M. Chandler died.**
MR». KARAH M. HILUKIIBAC K
Vri. niiT%y> If B>M»ihjiilf. 7?. »lJf of
H«i:r} l"M:ti« li.^. V (.: «'. .>i. Mn r:i»'1
I In • hp»rV«! )i'r»- ihli rnnrnint- A fno.
, rr:fr!fi of r«n«»v. »"jr'Mf!\ rl'h hl<
(f»ther. fiofa; .«»rvt<-r» 'ill >^t li»ld at
rorwir ;n rhaiee rt W. K Helman .
'here T?»» A!:aa ^■»t^meT^r funeral home j
b »^ f^.>»c» "? ft : T<fi:^(M"i * >. li^ie \1ff-
I »«cr f. ."s :>•,■.: <•• Ftr I'l^d'l'l « a »lv'#r, .
DEATHS
-.(
»hn^!Tfi •♦■••'"'CM for N. p. Ransra m
JiilJrmil'.""'"'^'' "'"""I »'o>ne. followed b»
rona^n-'.'" Orrrnlawn remelery. T^^t'
•ona and two danghtrrs survive '"'"l
Prleala fun*;
««7 for DoreJ
55, Mr. and
D«lla street.
»"• home of
W.'wia. two .
•fUntner u in
JA.v L. svvnrR
t^rucfs »ill fce held to-
Hiiydrr. 3-year-old son
Ennii E. Snyder of 717
died early Tuesday at
parciil.v Besides the
lers ^urvlve. j, |jf.
:e of arransemeo'ta.
BENJA^M U sniFLDS I
«o "i^T' 'fr. !r,..^or B' iHt.iln I. e^hip!d.«. '
•"• •mpi'iye 01 in,, rit,..., hi :.:.uii.f.,-
Baptist church ihr ^ today followed b» •
*if. T"* In Ms:>.;,tWd rcm.trry. The 1
J vij V! '""'' ""1 •''• dauRhKr survue.
menu. '^""'"■" "■ "" f'>»»J« ol arrange- j
1337 M.iS?'^*"' »»enine atwW home.
»Xts*^toa^"j2: ut^r":i£rvr,
*^ «ndardlT»etioir7!»iw"''L •"*«»<•£; '
borne. MrTchaSrf?' ")• KllnaneRjwxrei
♦i3sban«r<fcoS^^*;:.J» »»rvi»edW »>" ,
Chabdler S rj"-*^''."*"" ard ?"•*« i
uawr I
-I
n<\5
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1929--LEADER
Page 2: Births reported.**
iMrs. Ada M. Chandler died.**
Page 3: The man found dead on the highway may soon be identified.**
Page 18: Mrs. Margaret Ryan and Mr. John J. O'Brien were married.**
Miss Fern Carskaddon and Mr. Leo Stafford were married.**
Clue is Believed
Discovered to Afon
Found Dead In Road
Thr bo<1y of a miin •bout 65 or
70 years old. found lying by the tide
of U. B. highway M we«t of the
Mlllrr cut-off Iwt FrW«y night may
bf'ihiiCof John Frankiln l^wtrnt*.
flpanUh-American wmr Teterto, U
vma believed today. foUowtnc neetpt
of a eommunlcstlon from a ilitcr
of Lamrence In Tnlia, Oktak -^
Mrs F. A. Welch of 1347 EA»t
HAckeU •treet. Tu»»», dCKrlbei her
hrolhrr. whom »he hM not aeen for
24 years, as being about S feet lOW
Inchru tntl. with blue eyes, light
l-tf>'vii linn Biiri iibou' M years old
One forefinger U mlulng al the f irsi
Joint, »he »ald.
• ThU deacriilUon la wry alinltar
to that given of the unMeBtined
mun. who Is about 5 feet 10 Inches
tan. with blue gray eyea. light hair.
: and «;Ui ihr forriinKcr of Itic right
had missing al the first joint He
is bclifvrd lo be about (tS years old.
Lawrence Country Coroner E. L.
Pntton of Aurora waa unable to
find any clue aa. to the man'i Identi-
ty, excepting for the tnltlaU M. F.
In the tattered maeklnaw he wore,
and a piece of bread wrapping pa-
per with the name of ji Rich Hill
! I.rik.iv on ;•. I:ir.-.:;r' i:*'.'.r<'. to
ihio« nn> liKh'. r:i this c'.ue, hc-^ -
ever.
The body Ls being held at the
MorrU- and Lrlman Undertaking
,..Th'..lT>T'^- " MiTrr for rv'^.^lb'T
■ '<(...
••frat
\r>r\ *rw^*'.
ee
*S» 1
f •
i
•I
Home Wedding
lust fMMiim: »1 10 t>
Tttn Caf-'artrton. rta
Hatlla Carakaddnn. la
• frrrt, hrrnnir 1»i^ b
!Vn(!->''l ■ ' I '.;• ■ I'v
1 i ,r Mi'.:;ir i :;>l' < f r
hy ihr I!r\n 111(1 l)r.
or the Colleee atrret
-.1 tl>A l>nr|.,. nf **.:'•
Mt . Vi ;; Il-n .'.I •.
Iir.:i>>r HiKl .Mr. L II
man. Tha eerrmonv
prrKrnre of about 13
anfi rrlntivra of Itie
Mr n:ul Mi- %■:>:'
iiShttr of Mrf. ,
la West Walnut
Mf of *tr. t-'o
-•n-.onv u«.^ rrmt}
I'lnnH n. nainea
BapUal church. |
r»v mn'r'^n '^r
Jnitr« WR* br.1
waa read In the '
intimate fnenda
vo'ing foiiple
.r': nrr to mr»kr
O^Biieh-Ryan
Vowsl\ re Read
Before Friends
A OBLtOirrrtFl.' ehureh- wedding
■^ w«» i>olemnl»»d <hl» mnrnln(f at
6:80 o'clock at tha Bt. AgoM church
when Mra. Margaret Bjan of thU city
became tba brida of Mr. Jobn J.
O'Brien of Milwaukee. Wla.^ The lUv-
rrrnrl Tathfr rrank MrCardle offl-
A» the bridal party entered the
church MUa rranela Bader played
Mendelaaoho'a wedding march, and
during the ceremonr Mrs. Howard X
Bader aang "Bacrament O Divine."
The bride wore a torely blue velvet
eniembla and rarrled a (heaf bouquat
of premier ro«ci and llUea of tha val-
ley. . Mlaa Jennie Boll waa maid of
honor and waa attractlTely dreaaed In
blue rrepa and rarrIM a bouquet of
iinniirr in*<>». Mr LnTrncr Frtnch
alirnrtert the groom ^
Following tha eeretnony an Inior-
mal breakfaal wa.« nerved at the home
ot Ml»» Anne MrCJernnn. «4S Cherry
atraet. to aiembera ot tba bridal party
■ and a few Intimate frienda. Tha
I attrarrively decorated w.th bouqueU
of 'he »»a.«>o't flower* earrylnf out a
rolor moiif of p;nk and white. Mra.
1 MarT Crorrofl of Ouquoln. 111. aunt
'of '^^e ^r!'1e. »«< en o-i'-rtf .t.-'wr
•- : •. ..I • I r- .
■..'ii;'" l-."m» »'
M;;»-»'ikee. W:
.-pn F<»r'.r-F;Mh
■ . »!:er Defem-
^-Mt\. and Mn. T. B. Hershberger of;
BIO South Jeffenon avenue are the ,
■pvwpnnvpiiai.' *
^ JMV. and Mi: r. S. Cooper. 1U4 Eaat
'Commerctnl atrect, Rnnotmep th'-
birth of B dnuijlltrr in the .'^rfi'iK'-'':!'
Baptlat heeplt:<l Kovembrr 10.
MBS. ADA M. CnANDtCB^
Mra. Ada M. Chandler, 44. dltd Tueadar
, t*eirtiig ai har home at Sai7 Malion ave- j
rne Bhe Ic aurvtve't bv h»r tiu»bnml. i
f.mijr W rii.ir.dlrr; 'h-r» "orv, I "i I"..'^
Iand Junior nil of 81,i:i"jIi<-|.!. ni.tl inc ■
damhlerv .Mis. W. V llli>iii-. umI M- . .
riauAa ranccr. alio cf tbu cily. J. W. i
KUogacr U la etaarga et.funaral arrange- 1
Wfmmm
TIfc
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 3: Man found dead in road near Miller.**
Page 4: Mrs. Margaret Ryan and Mr. John J. O'Brien were married.**
Page 10: Mrs. Ada M. Chandler died.**
Vows
'■'I?Tf
tba'lafonBAl
ehoreli ««Mtng TWtcrday morning at
IIWIiWUMiiilUln .Hi^t^AfDM xhoicit
wbvn'Mra. Marfmret Rj-itn of thU city
.baeuM Um bride ol Un. Jobn J.
^OVrlan or >III««akc«. Wis. Tba Rst.
VMhar nrank-MeCartlla nad the aln-
fia nng earepopy.
Ida* Tngkotm Bader played Men*
a<l>iOtiB%.^W<mint much ■• tha bridal
-pany> aiitarad tb* church «ad Mra.
Howard & Badcr aang "Sacrament O
DtTlne'' tfnrlnc the ceremony. The
bride waa lovely In a blue velvet en-
■emble and carried • aheef houquet
of pemct roaea and llllee of the tbI-
lay. Idas Jaiml* Bell «aa maid of
hooor and «aa draaaed attraetlTely tn
blua crape and carried a bouquet of
pnmlar roaaa. Mr. Lawrence Fredch
attended the groom.
K Inmedlately , XoUowlnf the. cere-
taeuf mn tnfonnal wedding breaUaat
waa aerved at the home of Mlaa Ann
MrClernon, 445 Clifrrj' ^trfct. to
nieiuljcrs of the bridal pcrfy and n
few intimate frlenda of the young
eeaple. Oeeoratlana of the breakfaat
table and dining room consisted of
||boiKpietaTfl(.Ma8aoal garden flowera.
carrying out a 6oIor note of pink and
fwhtta. Uxm. Mary Crocroft of Du>
qtida. m« aunt of the bride, waa an
IgutKiC^towa guest.
■ItMl^aBd^ Ura. OViten wlU make
'^etr futtn* heme at 980 Porty-flfth
ria^ after Deccm-
Bpdy Of Aged Man |
Found Dead In Road '
? May Be Identified:
.Tbe body of a man about 65 or,
70 yean old found lyloR by the aide]
of the pBMiiiciit on U. S liiRhway
M west of Miller may be rxUbliahed
«« I hut of John Franklin LnwTence.
veteran of the EpanUh-Amerlcan
war, aa the result of a conununlca-
Uon received yesterday from Mrs.
P. A. Welch. 1347 East HaskeU
street, Tul.'^a.
•Mrt. Welch said Lawrence, her
brother, had not been .«;een by her
for 24 years. She described him as
bein? about S feet lOS Inches Ull.
mi'h blue eye.^. light brown hair and
abT.it fi9 years old. She .<;ald one
' Xoirflnger was ml.v:inK at the first
loin:. These fflrt.<; faTied to a eon- i
nldernble extent with the lx>dy |
whlrh was taken to the MorrU and
I/Piman funeral home at Miller.
A rnmp'.r!»' cif-r: .:• .' : <-.' fh'
body waa sent to Mrs. Wrirh from
the funeral home but no answer to
the measace had been received from
her last night. Pictures of the dead
man were taken yesterday but de-
velopment had not been completed.
Tha body w*.'* found by a hitrh '
hiker la.tt Saturday m^rnme. He
at once notified the undertakers at
MtUer. I
DEATHS
_i-
MBS. ADA M. CHAXULKB
Funrral .^trvlrea for Mri. Ada M
CI midli r. 44, « ho dird Tjesdaji rvfiilnf !
at her home, 3237 Mclioo avrnue, wtU be I
held at 10 o'clock tr>U mornlDg In the
J. W. KItniinrr tuurral chapel. Interment |
will tw III Liberty cemeterjr, U miici
norihea.'t of Ppringfleld. I
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1929--LEADER
Page 18: Jerry Hershberger died.**
Louis Thompson died.**
Mrs. Jennie Davis Baxter died.**
Mrs. A. P. Norris died.**
Phil O'Meara died.**
Mrs. Nancy E. Newkirk died.**
A son David Walker Baxter, Jr., was bom November 19 to Mr. and Mrs. David
Baxter of Battlefield.
n«^7
fcJO^;-
DEATHS
MK^. A. r. M)Ki;i<
Thf JxHiv of Mt». a p. Rocfu. 73. Whp
' <^.r^^ M. f! r»«o. T*'»" »■" ■rrlve h»f»
?• m:di-. Kilt !"' luntr*! »«r^;cf^ Balur-
I day moraine •! 10 o clock at tto* Atea
' l.nhmfr»r fiin»T»l home. tntfrmmt wtH
I inkf pl«c» in H»rfl»oocl c<3;ft»rv. Mr>.
I Nrrr's livfd in Si VouLs 8h* l» ruT-
i ^ ivf d bv hfr hujtuind »nd four loa. at
! follovi' Max P. Norn* of Chtrat*. Huck
iif ri P»so. Trt : Rry cT P.it'bJTfh. Pa .
I und Rivmonrt of Wa>h«niton Two u»-
tft« ItTf In minolp. MM CJora' *,
1
JIKKV IIJKsllBKBfil R
Jrrrv |l,i m.-nrr. iiif«iit M.ii of Mr and
Mr.. T U. ll.iM.bergrr. 810 a"«'J||.-'l""!:
, , .. •....., ! .. • 1 . 1 :.<<ur M ■■•••1
i »iu"w' lieirt »n E»iiJ^a«u t»«atei». „,. |
I.Ol I* THO.MPSON ,
I ,tr»»t dl«i «h>» mornini •» , • f„'^ )
' „ ,. .urvived by a »ilr "'•<» ''L' V^U^fiiSSl 1
S^f^nr^'ld. Ih, "-M,; ar,..,«.m.nii ;
I. ,.•••'! • t. :• ■' ' •'■ ■''= ■• • *" '
!,nm« HMd burial allJ bf tr.adf in Uit Na- I
tloital c»i«ni'ry, .pj
viKx. Jl^M' i'»vi- ivwiiK 1
TMiirrti »«rvler» Tor M:: Jcnni- Ditul
H<,x;.r. 47. • :<• or J'.:-- -^ ,P '>j.- „" -' |
tw. hrld Krida* a« J p. m . al Elaood M. E. ,
,. ...,v, ^,, RtTtrr rtif«1 tt h^r n«nm« on*
V S .i.i!l.»»v *«. Wtdi.fsdi) •::tr:-.»on|
»ftfr a .^no»l t'!n»«». Burial »IU b« In I
rl»»r Crrft frntrxtTV. Stt^lc* »t!l »* J
r'«-il-;r''rt hr l^f Rr^»r•nrt Y'^unf. •'.'i?;- .
i< I.-, t.r I».. •. •rriV. W". S'ifv. I
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 3: Charles Eugene Hyden died.**
Mrs. Sarah Blanche Kemen died.**
N. V. Lewis died.**
Page 16: Hosie D. Scott died.**
Louis Thompson died.**
Mrs. Jennie Davis Baxter died.**
Mrs. A. P. Norris died.**
Phil O'Meara died.**
Mrs. Nancy E. Newkirk died.**
Itftt O'MKAK.%
O Ur*ra putucc ttuditf. dlcdtats mora
Ui« t* bla aportttMl at -4* Wm^Mmmfm-
• flfr a lonv' lllrr<« He l« lurvlred Vr
lao trolh'Ts. Charirt of Chicaio and
' J»me« uf !,(>.« Anc'ln One r^'.rtrr. Mri.
Kstc O Mr»rii o'. Lu» Aiigf If*, ai^o »ur-
l«lr»« r»iner«l «rran«»m*nt«. ahlrh are
: in cl;»r»f of )<rrni<n H Lo^.mfv»r. arc in-
i complvta. Bortat «Ui «• ImM w S«.
Mary'a r emt tery.
MRS. X.%NCY C XIWKIUC
Mm N .;.c:. E. N<«kii£, 'i. ot 1W«
North Retrra av»aa*. tfia« «t bac hacao
tM< ntcriiinc. She <t turviv«« by htr
t., .»,,..* I 1^ v-.Tktrt n-\i bv fear norm
' ".tl t."7re f!«:jh'.r» *> f'^'.!o«5 Jifr»«. (
;.i£
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DEATHa.-
^
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^ rSARtCfr CVGCNC HTVEN
Cliarlfa Euc<na Hvdrn, 1-ypar-old aon
e( Ur. and Mra. Charlry Hyd«n. died ta
in n'riock >f«t»rri«v morning nt the fam-
II'- home. B1^ Nnrili Franklin avenue,
lolloalnf an 4IInra<t n( pneumonia. Funfral
*rr\ieea «in ba held Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock In the W. L. Elarna mor-
tuary followed by Interment In the Brick
church cemetery.
vs- .."-fe '
MF"! «*RMi niAvrnr RiRVrv
Mif Rniali nianriie Kernen. 41. «lfe of
^■ell Kern'n of Riri/Iord. died al Ihe
hoine tliert ai 10:10 o'clock latt nlcht
folloaini a Itnterlnv nine*. Betide* n#r
husband, nhe in iiur\|ied hv one dau(h-
l»r. Mm .t. O Pouter of M.%.i Cairo iitreet.
Bpringfield, and one titter. -Mlta riouie
Bill, who live* fiorthwett of her*. Mr*.
Keinen had been a retldent of Oreene
retinir for M-ye*rt> Funeral servlc** will
b* htJd *t 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon In
th« Methodlit chtirch *t 8tr*frord. Ih*
Rer^rand WaH*r Cot* of SprlnffleM offi*
ria'inj. Intermtnt will be In the MvN
lenoi cemetery near fitrafford under dl-
reciion of W. L. Siarne.
HOttlK D. SCOTT
I Hnnle D. 8r«tt. M, died at 4:10 O'clock
yeaterday atwrnonn in a nospiiai here
felloarinc a abort lllnena. HIa heme waa on
rural route I out of Brighton. Ha la aur-
vlTCd by hia wife; fiv* daughUra, Mra. r.
W. Garden, Mra. John T. Oatlay. Mra. J.
W. Matthewi and Mr*. William Bdred.
all of Sprlngrield. and MUa Pauline Scott
of iha home: and fiT* aona, Fred and
Bllon of Brighton, roUte I, Roy of Wlah-
art, route I. Clyde of Springfield, and Dec
nf the nome addreia. Puneral arrange-
ment have net been completed but Inter-
ment will b* In Clff.rj* ol tb* KllOfoer
funeral home.
l.nillA THOMP.^ON
Loulii Thompnon, U. M0« St. Leula, died
early yritlerday morning In hla home fol-
Iniring a lingering lllneM. He In aurrlred j
bv a wife, five children, on* brother. F.d i
TtinmpMn of Sprlnvfleld: and one alater,
Mrs. Walter Sleeih of Springfield. Funeral
arrangement* ar* Incomplete but th* aerr-
li r.^ vIM t>e held In the Herman Lohmeyer
funeral home and burial will b« In f^a-
llonal cemetery.
N. V. hr.Vfin
N. V. Lewis riled: In a hoapltal here at
t o'clock yesterday efternonn followinc an
lllnena of aeveral days. The body I* b»-
Inc helfl In the W. L. 8t*rn* mortuary
while effor'* are being made to locate
tela' re.-;
n*^8
Eastbou^ Friscof'Traini
And.'^utp Crash. To-l
* ^ gether'' ■ om Crossing \
Near Seneca, Mo.
. QNE man was Instantly kllird and |
■- his compRPlon fatally Injured
vwhrn the truck in which they were
ridlnr was ^^demollshfd by the fast j
eastbound ^isco pai^^rncer imin.
No. 4, at a croulnt in Seneca, Mo..
at 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon..
A blinding snow.'^tornri was blamed
(or the crash.
I The dead kre R«ese Maxwell and
Dan Crabtree, both about 3S years;
old and r<«ldrnt.s o( Commerce,
Okla. The bodies were taker, to the
Oklahoma town last night after an .
•Inquest .at|sen(^a had. been con- 1
; ducted by 6oroner James .Nutman
[of Ornnbv. *
♦ - - ' ' ...,.„ ♦
,♦ ± •■ ►;
' > The verdlB of th« witmet^ Jory r
placed resp&ipslbtlity for the tragedy.
! neither on Ac train crew or the Tic- !
tims. TestlSony of a considerable I
' number of •Itne.^'tes was to the '
effect that Mhe truck was driven
I onto the crAsInc without either of
• he occupans .seeinp the train which
was bearindidown upon them be-
cau.se of snoS which filled the air.
Maxwell «^ dead when his body
was rempvecHrom the wreckage, his
<kii1I hnrtiv ^rifshed but wl'h no
f;
^ " MHn. iRNNIR nAVia BAXTEB '
Puntral wrvlcd (or Mri. Jcnnl* DaVIt
Bkitcr, 41. wife of Jkmct A. Baxter, will
>• held Frlil»y •fternoon at 3 o'clock la
h« ciwood Methodlit ehureh. Mn. Basftr
illMl at her home on U. 8. highway •«
Wednesday afurnoon felle«ln> • kriaf
illnms.<lBtarment will k« lo Olear OrMk
cemetery. Servlcei will be conducted by th*
Rrrerrnd Younf, eailitcd by the Reverend
Will Stacy.
MBS. A. r. NOBKIil
The body of Ura. A. P. Morris. 73. who
died In El Paio. Texai. >rrtTrd her* early
, lodar for funeral aervlcea to be conducted
, it in o'clocli SaiurdiT mornlnf Jn ihe
Alma Lnhmcyrr funeral home Interment
. will be In Harcla-ood crmeterr. Mrs. NorrU
j lived In 8t. Loula. She U aurTlved by her
I huiband and four aona. aa foUowa- Mas
' P. Norrb o( Chicago: Hugh of Kl Paso
Tfxa.1: Roy of Pittsburgh. Pa.- and
, Raymond o( Washington. Two alaiere ll*t '■
I In Illinois. Mra. Cora A. Norria ot-»J« i
North Robbrrson a\rnue Is a slstrrlnla*.
I rnil. O.MEABA
Fimrr«l •»rtlri-s Jnr Phil OM'tra. ST.
operator of the O Meara photograph
I •tiidlo. who died yesterday morning In his
npRrlmeiit it *^ Elks' srrade following a
I'lPR lllnrss. tttll be hrld in chnrge of
the tiermnn l.ohmevrr fun^r«l_ home, but
errangementi h«*e n'll been completed.
Interment Is lo be In St. Klary's remelers*. i
He Is nurvived by iko brothers. Charles i
of chlcaao and James of Les Angeles, and i
one sisier, Mrs. Kate .<;0'Meara of Loi
Aiigrles.
I
MR* NANCT r. NCWKIRK
Mrv Nsi.cv r Nemkirli 7S. I^.•4 North
Rocrrs avenue, died at her home yesier-
riav morning She Is survived by her hus-
band, L. B. Nealjjrlt. andby, fput /sona and
three rtmi-.Mers. "s.« fo!Ii-»»' Jamei. Levi.
.Ine and Charles and Mrs. Telia 'Darl.si
Mrs Edward J Davis, and Mrs. Eada
Baker. Funeral arrangements are In charge
of J. W. Kllngner. Burial will be In East
Lawn cemetery.
> Br<JI K.\THS PROPKRTV
' Henr>' Ro«enth«l. South Campbell
*trrel rinthler. «ho riled Rninlay at
^ bin home, 010 Went Moin.t V< iiion
I atreet, bequeathed all of'"hk prop-
; erty. real nnfl pTiftnal \n l.otilR ■
l^rrerdman. hl» (.niher-ln-law nnd bii^l-
' nena partner, in hla will filed today
in prohat* court,
Nib
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1929 -LEADER
Page 9: Hosie D. Scott died.**
Louis Thompson died.**
Mrs. Sarah Blanche Keman died.**
Phil O'Meara died.**
Mrs. A. P. Norris died.**
Charles Eugene Hyden died,**
Page 11: Divorce suits filed.**
Page 26: Kenneth Fenter and Miss Mildred A. Scales, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V.
Scales of Kansas City, Kansas, were married November 9.
a. rr.l
It at. I
; F«ne-sl !«ervie«» for Phil O'Meara^
I wh« died Tiiuraday. will b«t bcM at SC
I Josepir.s CaiheUi: church Saturday morn-
I log at » o'clock, followed bv iDtcrment In
I :"^' Vt^v ^ rerne'erv 1i: rliarge of the
I litrii;,", II I.<>iin<r)T t'li er«J ;.->me. Two
Sr'.";..:- i:.,. ..jv .".'-r •-•:•.» Mr
O Meara operated a pholograi.*. sf.id!o.
a^^
- torw TnoMniov
^' Jfm(tJt^W^iu* tot Uuis Tbowpson. »
MOB 8' Ix>ul» stiee;. » ho i^iVj'sV .."!'.•■ '
Thiiraday aivraliic. «U1 bo held at the
f Uaman R. Lohmeyer fuiMral heme eatur- !
day aftcrooon at 5 30 o clock, (ollowed bv
I int«nD«nt 1» tiM NaUooal ceoieterr. Ur I
TTiomp^n 1] siirvned br his %'fe n:--;
fire children and by one' brollier td and
• atotar. Mrs. Waller Btoctta. aU 9f Bprlaf- j
t"**" j
two seek'oivorce -
FOR VARYING REASONS
Our v(.^ll..!'wlf^ iounht a dlWWt
n.R.lc lirr Ihf «l hw mothert •nfl
.,,., i„; b.. lUM- ii'-r liuMbunn m«ae
hrr nve «t »»».•« lutlur s.
Mir(«m L. Miuwrield. who m»r-
TiMl AmllM wmiam M«n«rieW «n
Julv J9J8. niv» In lirr prtlllon th«t
h.. inslntrd M>f conllnue to live with
)irr nu.tHiT. which RrrnnKcmfnt nhr
I,. M.l x.iv tiiiM»llsfnrtorv to her.
AU1..MIKI. I'.- t.Mk.M }:.o "«;••';
,.l ,>liiff III n fluiKC furln'slrn. he UhA
mv.T KUPI-"""' '•'"• '•'■'■• .■:'"
^p<•lc(^ tlv rr.Jiorallon of her a>«lo«n
nnmo. Miriam Lon-nc Wymore.
Ellen O. Wwlmrr inarrlert Imm
S Wilmrr lit Hnrdln. Mo.. In April.
I'l.-ii. SMiir llini. 'Iir rh!ir>;r!. hr
\,-\H filMKi lilt I" li*' >" ""' '"'""
«.t hit ItillHT. wild iibuM-H hfr. The
v.iin? Inrl>.iii'l wonUI ii"f nlNiw his
vifr tlir If "I 111. <•" II '■• nll<"W'-<l.
■,., th.il ^ll<• »:•• li'iiiil I" liiid oiliii
inrtnn of traii-MXirlailon l<> vult her
Mck father, i«-\er«l mllcR away.
WoImT rvoM nccimeil hi% wife of
.•.>• j:i!.!', l»''-^ vlil'-li :.!•• to-ik to tirr
■:<■'< f.tt'ifT. Ill*" HllfRiiiim Ktates.
'•, ji' II 1.1 I :. iV '•' ■' ' '■■ ' '•■
<iiii|{«.s III Hill; h r CJiiiiMmii* \uis-
>:it«i iiifl o'hrr p-r.v ml b-I'in;*-
III <s Willi lunv iiiihahiiK l»"" iing«.
{.«.
HU81t: U. HCOTT
leM for Hoato O. Bc«tt, M.
wtk»*^(UM Tbursdar aftcraoon. vlll b«
hM mt Cl^ar Creek cbureh at I o'clock
flnturday nftfrtigon. {ollowrd by liitrrmrnt
oaateMnr Uwro. J. W* KUagoar M
ktya of arranfMBmta. Mr. Sotftt't
waa ai Brlghtoa, niral nMM 1. Ho
1% Kurriv^d bv Mn wife and n*« xonit and
I five daughtrr.f .an tolluwi: FteC and rUuit
j Scott of BrlKlitoii, route 1; Rojr of Wli- !
I liart. route I: Clrde of Sprliifflrld. and !
I)'f <l iK.n.i . .'.!:• I. W . ('irc1»-n. Mis
{ Jolin T. Uatley. Mr«. J. W. lKBtU>**r« aiul
Urn. WilUam Bdrrd
all of B;>r:n||f;tld.
MKR. SAKAII flLANCIIIi KK.RNAN
Mri Sarali Blniirf.r Krrii.ii. 43. « f"
of Bca Kernan of Blrafford. will be bur i:i
in the Multanoa cemetery Saturday rollov-
[ooaral aenrlcea at 3:30 o'clock in the
atethodlat rhurel). Mri. Reman
" at tut ham* Tbnradajr ntght foBow-
a leiiR Ulnaaa. ..Saaides bar hMbaad.,,
atw U inrlnid hr a daurHtu, Mf«.~J. C i
V«a«lM^ii'H«3 Cairo Jitreet. StlTlntfieM. a»l i
tiv a -isfr. Vi'* Klo>s:>' H.i:: vl.n !M"
nbr(hve»; of the r:iv. Mr.v Kernan iiad j
Bred )n Or<^ne county for M year*. W. L.
t;.,.,., I. .. t'.-r.' iif ?':r'r!il arTit-r'-|
intiiis.
l^lneral
Tl.9tm.
Sataido ,
funeral
Iiasolvaatf
fojr 5on« an<ir t«o alitei* aarrj^t.
r-ineral •er').-e« for Cbarlee
Hidfii. l-j'ir-o.U tor. o? .V-. »:.1 Vr
Charlei Hyden of IIS North rraakUo ave-
noa. vtU k* kaM •» •U»W*^ r "^
Saturday BMrolac •* 1* o'ckack.
br intcraacBt la Um Bnck CkBreii
tery.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 2: Mrs. Nancy E. Newkirk died.**
Hosie D.Scott died.**
Louis Thompson died.**
Mrs. Saraii Blanche Kernan died.**
Phil O'Meara died.**
Mrs. A. P. Norris died.**
Charles Eugene Hyden died.**
Page 3: Oscar L. Highfill died.**
Page 13: Cards of thanks.** e»— .
DEATHS
OXCAR L. HIGHFIIX
Ofcar U HlibfJll. N. fariner who lived
en Pair Grove rural route' 3, died In a
Sprlntfleld hoipltal about 13 o'clock last
night following a abort lllneas. Funeral
aerelcei will b« held, at II o'clock Bonday |
rooming In the Pleaiant Ridge church,
followed by burial fn ttie tfemetery ihrra
under direction of the Kllngner funeral |
home Mr. Highfill Is survlvrtf by hw wife ;
mill II'""' yon' rLniff' Hirhflll of Bnrtnr-
lirld micl Lloyd and Ton:.-ny Hisht;il of •
fair liro\e.
mn. O-MEAKA
•omeaa (or Phil O^Meara. «7 ■
yraprtator of a phototraph *tu<:io. «tU
to MM In tbo at. JoMDh Catholic church •
•t • o^tfeek thla morning. Inlermmt In '
m. Mafy*a cemetery will be tn charge ,
ot tbo Herman II. Lohmerer funeral ,
bone. "
i. P. SOMMin
.'aarrieaa for Mra. A. T. Norrh. '
pf SC LouU wUl be held at 10 o cinrk
foatniionUnc tn tha Alma I<ehni*yer fu. '
karal bona followed by burial In Hazel-
wood ccKCKry.
.. .^ CBABUeS EUGENE HTDEN
tiijI^HMflL wrrlfTg tot Charlaa Eugene
BJjidiMMiljr— y^oM aon of Mr. and Mr*.
Cfiahag Hyden of IIS North Pranklin
tMnOMw. Win. b« held In the Burn* mor*
iMBiy'ol'^* oreloek. Intemcnt wUl b« la
tto Brick Church cemetery.
8oo
KJUtar ■. KKWKIBK
imy mernlng.
I MA 1 i e'elo«k thU altnoeon In
BkptSat choreh. tntenncnt
Ukwn etiB*UT7 VBdrr
the J. W. ninfotr funeral
■ouB iiu tovn
tar pmH O. 8mU. M.
■runtoon. vHI b« h«ld
' at a o'clock thi*
la Ot««r Ortck
•I ttao J. W,
lotnn THOMryov^^
> flOT l^Otttt TbOttpMB, )S.
•tnct. vbo died Tburtday
ftt hU homt, ar* to ba con-
•• a:M e'deck thU attrrnoon In
th* Hmnaii H. Lohmeyrr funml home
foUowod ky barlol In tbo National ecme>
ttry Mr. Themptoo It turvlrrd bjr bi>
Wl.'«. lire ch'.Mrtn. one trc-.hrr ti
Tbeapfon, ond a titter. Mr*. Walter
nMth. an •( 8prlii«fl«Id.
I-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM
10 c«p|U o Hni^
CARD OF THANKS
We wUh to thank our miiii> (ritnda and
BrinhlMrii (or the kliidiirsi aiid tympathy
<)urin| Uit ilcliDfas and dealti ol our baby,
Dortp. - • ■''■'- '- I
I. C SNIDER AND FAMtLY.
_ ^ I -In D«ll» Bt.
' CAROC OP~ tilANKS
Wt with to tbank our trienda for the
kind remenbranc* ol (lowert and otber
farort In honof ol our dear too and ,
btothfr. MaUion.9
MRS. WESLEY-^ROSe. BH
AND FAMILY. _ ■
CARD OK THANHS
In the name ot Iliote vliost voices are i
•llrnt and In bchali ol tt>e Lecionalre^ i
and their friends who nere unable to
honor their memory at the (Irsi annu*!
ceremony rt th4 monunirnt at Grant '
Br.'u-)i park Arrfllsllcr liA\ fte''*lsh to
th;iiik Mttc'iply ihni.e w hu liosrd. tmriietiv
or romplPicJy. tticlr plftcts of btlMlu^s on
tlmt day, comiitemoratlvr o( November |
lllh. I>18, at 11 -o clock, aliea lor (rlend ^
and foe alike It became 'All qdiet.on the'
Wtttero Front •• I
c.oAr>-PAii,:NCKi?"rnsT. |
• v '••■ '
b,)ui i^t.'ir.. Mo I
tMMMAn BbAMCmtMIKH AM '
h-Btowcho-Kwiioa. 43. wifo of
i.«L8tntMr4» win bo b«irt«d in
^^^ 'tltfs •ttemooB
, _ fen at >:»• o'eloek ;
la tbo atrafford MethodUi churcb. w.
m»iWaiua to- la csa^go ot fancral ar- '
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1929 -LEADER
Page 6: There is a full page map of Springfield showing how each area is zoned (i.e.,
one family, apartment, light industrial, etc.)
Page 10: Oscar L. Highfill died.**
Mrs. Margaret Anna Behymar died.** [The funeral home also uses the spelling
Behmoyer but Behymer seems to be the correct spelling.]
Mrs. Nancy E. Newkirk died.**
Card of thanks.**
Page 11: Card of thanks.**
Page 14: W. H. Allen died.**
Fred Sickmyre died.**
i^aitaM*M*iaM>MMaB^<1
»»♦*».
'^m
_^ _ _ __, , -^ I I Mill*. NAM* ».. KI.WKIRK
DEATHS -h !«s%''r;»?iJ^*nKisii. ^
till* aVirinrM,,, a| the ilfnilr^ «i tl UapMal
t^hurrh. lAlloaxt br liii iitirpl III ■••!
Is* II fr'i<'iei\ in eharirr of J W . Kllni*
I r>
••■";■ rt;-»%;
OM \H I.
1 liuirT;
I: I' It
iTfci
|-Vt**<»'*' It I'l'lll. '•'. ••! t't'rtl
<-^'«M Uiutr, titrU III • l>«a)iil<il
I •»#, • a^^p^'wat^aBw^tiBHiwaWi
l)l(w>» F'litriNl »r, .Mia a,!) In- lirlU aV
II <» < liM-k numiav initiiitik* In i><» Weiinartl
i KfU' eh'iriii. loll«»»rd br iiilrriMfHi iUftf.'
^.j w KlMi«ii«-r-it In ctiafM ol arraii««». •
nieiio Mr IlittilUI It anivlvfrt by hla wll*'
, .»! .• •;i-»e -t..!!^ Clj'irte iif Hl«i nflli-lil. ami
I UlOf,1 aid lliuiiiK* c){ tnii lllii\r.
I Mll> M«l!i.Mtir \\N\ lllil\M\U
I Kt. «l.i ,11 > Anil* lt«h«#n,,'r 1'J <*' J
i.*i«ti wUfwmt. fnllAMlni^ a Wn
»» lUMl.'U •» I'^t Iiiij'olliil l.l'..> |.
[mM. tm ■NHiNit^MML •♦tfiaum. I
'llarrlru Onflin and rhurl*-* Orlrrlft.
f>lea<ai«« Hnp' Ml*. •>i'1 l«n brnthara •
' tait .|<ler« Wlllliiiii A Orirflll. HlHtnti
, Clara, and Atialiiir t)riiriii. ail n( IMeaa-
IMW* Itopa. riiaaMj Mtymm vtlt IWtUIW
Tnala nir-ri MrihtwIiHi rhurrh \\Mf al 9
«ir]n<-1( Riir-lav tltet'tniiii, and b'l'ial »l|t
t b« In ftrrrnlawn rrniciri.v, uni»t tiM
, a-i«piir» •if J '.V. lIlii.M <■♦■ ' -'.^
I
l-CAIDt OF TNANftS, IN MIMtRH
IS t r>il| n Mn*
CAIll) or THANKS
Wt vuh t* tiiaak aar mu>r fruada
naithbora lor lb* kiodncaa aatf
dartaf Uia aKktMaa aa« daaiGiaC
■ — ' m t. MHnnt'AM
717
' CAHl» OK THANKS
IDS OF THAiRS. IR MCMDRIUH
III «f«i* •> «"•
OAltn OF THANKS
IVt *<'^ '" <l<"nl' ""' Irlendi fur the
_. ., _„|j othar
*on and
rr.-n'n* III • lire o( floarr*
lit lioiiur ot our dear
'Nathon
MItS WKBLKY ROBK.
AND FAMILY.
BR
801
Both RMircd and Elderly.
Both Expire in Yards
of Homes "
sudden de»th felted t«» m
Sprlngflrld mm todty-ln both
, cwrh. viiluBlly Without '»amlni:.
n,.H» wrip fniiiii (\r^(\ In the ymrdi
of their homes. h«vUig been itcUve
' during llv mornlnjr. They were W.
Ih. Allen, about 60. of M« South
i Robtyrson iivenue: «nd Fred
I Slclcmyre. 63. of 13J4 Marion avenue-
Both men were retired. Mr. Allen
, wM^' formerly employed by tl>»
Sprlntfleld Oa« and Electric eoea-
I no relatlvea in Sprln^leld. He waA
Identified today by re.<«ldents at the
house where he hud roomed for aev-
eral montha and In front of which
hl.i body was found. i>etiei^ in hu
.\lr .Ailrii li;.<1 :!..• (-•,!■. • :; ;<: •>'.r.l
In' fll' t'.T' niul rV.'r-;/. p^.^rr-p.'xnv
f'.; xM.'it! i)nin:hv Hr ;:.'\r! rnri-.t-
:y Urn m poor hr»<ili. lie liad lold
of havlnc taotht achool for wtcrst
term* aiwl lad • snail Ubnty «(
good boolu In hix room
The body la In ehai«« or Um Alam
Lohmeyer funcrml home. I*» funerml
arrancemcnUJuve been nuMle pcnd»
Ins an attempt to find relaUvea.
Snn Finds ItAdy
Mr Rirlcniyre hurt been rauns In
;-.A ■.;\;,i Hi„i milt-lMic h..' Mraw-
tvii) ;wuh. }!» Unl.v was found
hv hr* — r. .T C Slvk-.-.-.rr Thr
rnrnner wii& nulil:<-ii. anu siit*kURa>
■ K'lli
• u «ii
ihrre vrar.* ago workrd In
the
Frisco we8l shops.
Pu;cif1e by pol.«on was first »u«-
pected In Ihr cn-r of Mr Allen, hilt
an autopsy prilormrd under the di-
rrrtlon of Actlnc Coroner -ll. R
.\.\brry shnwrd h'.!« rtrn'.> \» b»"-
rr.Milted from sclerrvw* of the ar-
teries.
No BclBtlTca Ben
So far as Is known. Mr. Allen hxs
riucH was held, as the c«u.%e of
death was obvlcus and there waa no
susplcloua clrcumatanoea.
I Mr. Sldcmyra ia larn^ed by hi*
'daughter. Mr«. F. B. Plfteid. who
' vrd v.'U yiin< nnf* h" ♦v »rn«
S C. and r C. Sicitniyre, b.>ih of
I Sprtngfleld.
Funeral arrancrmenta are incom-
plete, but 1» \%. knotrn fhut btirlal
will be m Oreeiilawn ceaietery un-
' der the direction of J. W. Kltncner.
SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24, 1929-NEWS and LEADER
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
A son Elbert Charles Hunt, Jr., was born November 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Elbert C.
Hunt of 442 Monticello street.
■ Page 13A: Hugh Claypool died.**
Mrs. Anna Margaret Behymer died.**
Will Richardson died.**
Oscar L.Highfill died.**
C.C.Johnston died.**
Ruth Laura Childers died.**
Fred Sickmyre died.**
W.H.Allen died.**
Mrs. Katherine Rebecca Cox died.**
Mrs. Mary J. Sewell died.**
Page 2B: Son bom November 16 to Mr. and Mrs. William Buchner of Peirce City.
Son bom November 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Parrigon of Peirce City.
T. J. Pumell of Monett and Mrs. Kate Colwell of Sarcoxie were mrried November
18 at Neosho.
F. H. Nabb and Mrs. Fannie Gold of Monett were married November 16 at
Cflssvillc
Twins, a son and a daughter, were bom November 1 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Summers of Monett.
Son bom November 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred LockmiUer of Monett.
9oa
niTfin ciJivrooL
Hufh CU^poot, K4, af Walnut OrAv*.
diad jt*t«riUf at I o cIock >l th« lutn* ,
e( Ms aunt, Mtt- Matt Looo*7 with whom •
h« had bMH raddint for Ih* pait thr«« t
rtart. Ht li tur*i«(d by l«o hroihart. ;
R. T. Clarpool of aprlntritid and J. P. j
OtaypMl el B«tlra, Tmiml fMavral Mf
pTtMi win b* h*ld ladajf •I'th* TsrUr
Crrtk Saptlit churrh with th» K*Tfrrnd
J. r. Shtrman, paiior of tha Pint ■•ptut
•hurate tl Walnut Or«T* a* tha offietetini
MlnUtar. Stirtai win M madt la Turkey
OrMK Moiaiary under the dtracti«a of the
BrlMm HiidtriAkina eempaay e( Walnat
or*f«.
Mkn. «.>).>« MABtiARCI nCHTMCR
FMnttBl Mfirtc*! fer Mm. Margur*'
Aon* athrmfr. M, or OIM«, Mo . «h»
diad In a luxpilal hfre. «lll be hfkl ai 2
nVlotli thl« •ri»rnonn at th» (111* Blf»»i
Malhodtat churrh. following by Inltrmrnt
In Urtrn Laarii cfmrtrrjr In clitrf* of J. i
W. Kllncnrr Mra Bahjrmrr li •urvlrad by
h«r hutfiand, Bdill* Bthrmfr, h»r mnth«r
and at»p-f««h»r, and mnilifr. Mr and Mr«
CharUi Orlfrin >>f plra^anl Hop*. Mo .
and l«o brotn«rt and t«u •liirri aa !'>i-
■•*(; William A. and Hnmrr friar* • .1;
Adalln* Urifdn. all of PlFa«ant Hope
WIIX RICHAHDKOM
Ptif'fral •*f. «»•* ». - '!_ t f, . ,,.|.,
6], or <^" Hoiiiii Clayavrnu*. sill be h»ld
at IJO o'dock Ihia artrrnoon at tha Alma
Lehmcrar runrral hnmr. rollovcd by Iniar-
m«nt In Maple Parit tnn'.trrj Bjrn\inj
•re the vile. a(ra. Laura Rlehardaoo; a
eon, Oeraji, et Kanaaa City, and t»«
daattiten. Mra. Kv* WhIUhaad aod Mr*.
Uabal OKmaa. both or Bprlniritld.
OBCAS L. HIOBrnX
Puneral i«r>lc«l ror Oa<ar L. Blghnn.
M, of rural route J. Pair nroT*. *|ii b*
ntid thii nternlng at II o'<tock at Plaaa-
ant RIdga church, rellnwtd by Interment
In the remttfry th«rt In charge of J. W.
Kllngner.
C. C. iOHNATON \
p. C Jolm^lon. »3, ralhff or Richard'
O. Johii«ion of 910 CaM Hianford ureet. ,
■pringlleld. died Priday at hl« homr in I
Mll«« ilirr. W,n. fi.llnvlni • I'-'lf i:''i»««
accorcting to smd rrcalvrd liar« Aaturdar I
Til. H;.t nK»''i.1 ....... (,.. !„,„ »,||i Ilia I
lallift. !<.( trvrral cla^i .l.fl.jrr 11. » t-Mcr.^
mail ^ rtfalti Aii.i'.l.rr «i,ii. Earl J..i,i.mi,i,T
of MllKaiikrr. alao Kurtlvra, with lh» wifK '
Piinvral «»rvirr« am br held Monday
morning at A|.pl»«on, Wl« . the former
home or the Johnston*.
■ ITR I.AI NA, tnil.ltl.RII
Punrral s«rvirf< for Kiiih Lutta Chll- I
ders. Infant daugMrr br Mr and Mrt W
Chlldfra or IMO Moulh Jerferanu a«e-
-J, will - be held ihia afternoon - ai' <
J^infrat »fr»lff» for Prrd atckmyrr. «1
lit Marlon a«riiuf. »ho died audrlrnly
*rrt. mill br held at 1 3n oVIork Mondar
Au!^"^:^ /^* •' F-, •tUhkn.r cheoef
mowed by tntermrnt In Orcrn Lawn
imat»ry_ Hr U rurvUi-d b» two mnu,
t^il *"1 *" 9 "''kmyr- bo'h of mnfuwi
I* f rlieo ihopt. » »»«
' w. H. Af.i.rw 'I
No Brran«fnirnM hart been mad» ■•••■1
•da» night for funeral ."^ '«•••'»«« j}
rfand d»ad In itie terd at «4« Sonthlj
TT»>hh«'r"in •• 'n'i» ►art-. Balnrda* morn'^,
ine Mr. AU-n » i> - Llrmlfl'd »>» **w'L 1'
lialdrnn at the hom» where hae »»»flj
rSnmed for ..veral wonlha We we* for- |
mrtU emr^T'd br th» BprlneflrM fia' •"'1 1
idertrlr romr<eny hut had not worlr"1 for ,
(i|»eri>I month' If h.'d rerrn'Ir h'm In I
pkor health f»o relallt-e* ha»» »-« been 1,
lOi-iled. Mr Allen "»'' iinder«tood to
hive rnrmer^ ln'i-lil "I'onl. hi' »'<t.
I* nl yii<.«n -lie hod- M b'lii* h'M
fir a few d*T« •! '*'e Aline tohme-»r r<i-
ttl home A dt'fn>r ef-the »r!er:'« ,
I the rsire 0» itead «'i oiHrnir r«-. ,
med iinrier »he Bi/"-or:»- of A-'l--
nn'r I? I' AnSr»T • ./,.>>rt
I MM* KATRriervr RFHrrr* rojc I
I Vr- Kn'-iT'. » p't,.r 1 r^T r? .ii-d al
"• .10 oVIoflc ..-r^ler**!* 7 .Tf*'f .lo'^n iir ^'r
home. iflOJ North National after • brief :
tllkeaa. Puneral aervlres will »»• heM »• j
«Woek thla ■fternoon e» Wtarne "•o-"i'.
*i* with burlel In Harelwood ceme'er- .
Kim |< mtfTlVed b» the hu<hand To-n r '
rjk- two •'aiighter., Mr*. Bert Wir-"-'-o
Wphlte. K*n . and Mf. rvw'^hr ^oi.hS
"f^'he W»«f ff'-h •tr'»t "lert 'TO 'n-^f,
Mfin n fox r-f f.'-»-.'. *•-. -,;.,! ^.^....«'
♦ nj wi'l T riT of vie* iM r.T m--
rof »*« a rlon*'- or n'T'~-t'.r^^ f •'
»r» county, where 'h' had lived all of
h«| life.
HR«. M.tllT J. eywri.i,
Mra Vary .T »<e«»ll en nf -K*'' il
Ofove died at 3 o '"'o'-k ye'te-*^..*^ if*.r.
'.oon at her hnm* ffhe !■ •iir-!v.rt ^. *-rr
'■'Mh'nrf J 'A' H»»»ll 'hr»» •"•>. • -.v
l»»»ell of A'h Orove. B A p.«. • ,,f
Orcu't. Cellf ■ M A B«arfll ^f ••• ■ r
nrn*-^ and l«'0 da'i^h'.rt '^'"-r.a e--.«-|
•nd Flora Bewell of t*!" b"-'* arlrt---'
'Mineral fPrvife^ »'•• ».-/.h«hl- h* '"-'.1
'omnrrow a'l-rnoon a» ! .r'V f***9f\r* "■•'^'
►.'iriel at Orernla«n r^r^»*^t*- r» w>'".|f
Orovr 'inder the (••-•^tion of 'h* H»r-
man ly.hmeve' funeral hornr
CREATED IN IMS ,|^ |
State Teftcben coUegs wu esUb-
llAhed by an act of the legislature
AprU 17, lOOS^^The alte. Inoludlnf
40 acres, was donated by the eltUens
of Sprlngtield. The first board of
rritenta Inuuded R. B. McDanlel.
prrsldnit. M. D. Clark. West Plains;
Ihiiina.s Riibry. Lrbnnon; J. M.
Earp. Lamar; A. H. Rogers, Joplln;
Normnn GIbbs, Mount Vernon and
H(*ard A. ,Gass. superintendent of
iooIr. *
The laciilty Included J. A. Taylor.
Ictinu president until \V. T. Car- '
TrlnKton completed the term of of-j
[flee in the state superlntendency of j
echools; C. E. Mnrston. science; Dr. |
I). T. Kizcr. .science, Misa VaKiuiii
^igllsb; Mtss Elizabeth Parks,
thematlcs; and Miss Cora L. '
ger, education.
■cbool was malntatned In the
normal school building until j
; 1009, when It was moved to ;
ew administration building, the
structure on the present
m. In 1923 the education j
was completed and In 1927
■cienee, building. |
201
MARRIAGE LICENSES
,p»y rorKhfe. aa. .im M«len MJt-l
, chrll. 22. bolh "' W.lnut Orove.
i Ten E. DTMlUf. 24. .nd M«ude
, Annr Presly. 21. both of Springfield. ,
i m«rrlcd In the county recorder s ol- •
I Her bv county Judge J. W. Ttppln j
I >Clnrrnre Porter. 22. nnd Marj-
I Eli/.ab«-th Weaver. 21. both of Sen-
' «*"• Mo.
' F.lbcrl F. Tate. 23. und M«rin«
I M»y Stockton. 21. both of MonetL
: i
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Page 1: An unidentified man was killed by a train near Rolla.**
Page 2: Charley Keithley died.**
N.V.Lewis died.**
Page 8: Daughter bom November 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Bowles near Round Grove
[near Miller].
Mrs. Evelyn Humphrey died.**
Page 10: Myrtle Irene Baker died.**
Mrs. Mary J. Sewell died.**
Fred Sickmyre died.**
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN
OF ROLLA SUCpUMBS
. nOLLA. Mo. Nov. 2->. i-iAP' —
•Mrs. Evelyn Humphrry died. At her
home here nfler n lone lllne.*;.";. She
\^ .survived by her hii.sbnnd. B. W.
Humphrey. Ijer mother. Mn. A. S.
NJIes of RoUa. Iwo .sl.slerK.j Mrs. R.
A. Uiimliam. Knst SI. l/>uJ.s, 111.
and Mr.s. Jninr.s 'liilboerl. ;Barlles-
ville. Okla.. and a bin! her. Claude A.
Nil'-: nf riirnlnh Okl:i I
KILLEDiENGINE:
Nothing in Man's Pockets Ex-
cept Extra Set of False
Teeth
An unidenllfiea man. about 4>
yeiirs nid. wn.i klllfrt.'lwo miles r*«t;
of nolla yrMrrd-iv b" FrLvn pa.^-
Mnrer train No. 3. Hi« neck w«
broken and his Irfl arm fractured
In three place*. The body was
brought to Rolla tnd Coroner -A.'
M- Llpht win hold an Inquest todav.
Means til idcnlilyinK llic b<)d>
were .vani tui his clothing came
from Chanute. Ktin . and his ha'
had R Tors'; Uhri Nothlni; »as
found In hw pocket except an extra
set of f*tA teeth. ' '
DEATHS
< IIARI.rV KCUTIILET
Charley Keiih>v, ITvearold : on of Mr.
and Mr.-s J W A K-ithley of Day, Mo .
died IQ a hospital here at 0 o clock last
night, after ui-.dfrcoins an operation.
Besides the parents, he Is 5ur\lved bv five
.•-..•:rri. .M;^". Hs:r; Kelthlev, Mii Theo.
Hotl and Mrs. E. M. Allen, aU -ot Day.
Mo. and Mrx. Hugh Kelthlejr of Rock-
aaay Beam. Mo . and Mrs. Stanley KUh-
ley of A2usa. Calif., and five brother*!
Burl and Elmer Keithley. of Bluff. Mo.,
Luther of Azusa. Calif., Guy of Day, and
Tlppon of Walnut Shade. Mo. Funeral
•trvlcet win b« conducted at ) o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at Oak Ridge ceme-
tery on Che'tnut Rld«;e.^ tt.e bady be-
ing taken oxfrland. Buri.Vl, will t>e un-
f!<r c;:.-.-cl .011 of \V L s.u.i.e.
N. V. LtWI.S
Fimeial servlros U<t 1 V !.*•»,«. who
d;ed In a Sprlrgf :<•;(! :i.*;j.;di m.-i l.Tjr^-
day altrr a »hort illner/B. wilt be held at
8 oTlock Tuesday moruiiig in the Starne
mortAry. Fffort.'* to /get In touch with
relatlfl^s ha\e been wf^ovjt aval!. latet-
mcDtffvill be la Ua^eJaoca cemtterj.
DEATHS
.MYRTLE IRENE RAKER
Myrtle Irene Baker. S-year-old daughter
ol Mr. and Mr». George W. Baker of
.sn4 Went Ml Vernon .•street, died Sunday
at noon at the home of her parenti. lol-
lewlnt a brief lllncM. She Is aurvlvcd by
four tmall brolhem and the parenti. Fu-
neral lervlcea will be held under the
dlrrrtloii of J W Kllngnrr but arrange-
mriils are liicoiiiplele.
80H
I MKS. M\HV J. si:\vi:i.i. I
llllirl:il .•Tl^Hr^ lui Ml^ Mufv .1
iir»rll, 6U, vtliu Olnl SHluiilaT uKriliuuii
I at Iter liume In Walnut druve. will be
lirld Hi I 30 orlock tliM stternoon In
' lilt- r \i(k I IIHprl fi.lli.i>^<1 t,\ Inlriiiiriit :ii
I llir Grrfiilimii crrni-lrt v hI WRJniit tiiovr
! iiiirlrr dlrfcllon of tin- Ilriiiinii I.<ilimf>rr
I (iinrrKi liomr.
FRF.n SirKMYRK I
Fiinrml srrvlr'« for Frrd Slrkmvre. H. ■
\^^i MBiInn n\rr.ij<> n ho <\:f(^ •urtrlTiV
R;ilMir1.iv all'tnnnii »hil' >i -xr^rk. i;i hi'
vnrrl. »|II h' hrld m 7 10 n vlork lhl«
!«(t<Tnoon In il" I W, Vfl:";:'- f'in<T«!
<-h«pcl Biirl»| Till fi' in Or^'nlown
fnn»"rj'. I
drive.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1929--LEADER
Page 2: Myrtle Irene Baker died.**
Mrs. Mary J. Sewell died.**
M. V. Lewis died.**
Fred Sickmyre died.**
Charles Keithley died.**
W. T. Pursselley died.**
Henry W. Williamson died.**
Page 3: J. S. Hardrick died.**
Page 5: Daughter bom November 24 to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Famham of 300 Ildreene
i
m
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31
Uyrtt* lr«it Baker. »-jr««r-«?td daiifb*
l»r of Mr. «B<I UM. Oror(« B«kM •» 504
WMt Mount Vtrnon itrMt. dl«d Snodsr
•t Ui« hem* of th« Mrtau tfttr an IOomi
ttf <rtalUh«rU. BctUtM U>« pansU. Mar
••nanbroehrri. OrrilJe. Jaowa. Wayi»«
j mnd nrL iurvl»«. J. W. KUntoer u In
! chart* of funcrtJ arranceiBeiiU.
MEA. MAKV J. senKLl.
Puncrat »*r*lf*» of Mr*. Mary J. ■•»-
»11. M. who dlrd SaturrtiiT at h*r horn* at
v.j'.niit Cltc\». »':r '.:■ '.^ ;« tr'Ti.oc-n »r
1.1:30 tn ih* lAiekj chap«l. {oUow*4 br in-
! trrmrnt In Uit Orf#nlawn cvoirUrT •!
1 Walnut Oror>. Th» Hrrman H Lohmtyer
• lunertl homr had rhar;e of *rranr«n»BU.
M. V. IXWU
run»r*t $»r*lcfi for U V Lewti. who
dt*d in a hoaplUI h»r« Thursday afWr a
ahori 1U=*»». viU bt hfld at Staro* a mor-
tu«ry Tacitfar mornuis a: 8 o'clock, toi-
lowf'd by iBtfrtnent lo Uat«lTo«d cnaater^v
Cffecu t» (K la toach «tlh trlatir** bavr
b#»ti frultl«u. H» had lt^-»d for abrat fi»c
: v»n» ;u Ui» ie»r c: ::? >"-^ Ci-nr-'
I mCO HICRMVKC
runrral a^trirra for Trm Sickmtr*. U.
■ r»tlr«l m«r«> ahopman wh» di»*f aflddwitr
, Saturday whil« at work In hii rard «rr»
I h»ld thi» aftrmoon at J SO eclock at lh»
: J W. Klintner ctiapt:. r.-;v«Ml S» ;al»r-
J MtM Jc Orccniava ecBaetcrr-
CBAELU KKITKLKT
Oborlaa lUUkl**. >Vi—i oM awa •( Mr. |
and Mra. J. W. A. KvftbW* af Doy. M*. I
I 4t*€ tB » KeayWbl bet* avitfAy cratM* i
afirr undtrtoint an oparatloa. - BiaM** |
the partnta. h* la aurvired br t'.wr
brothtra and ff«* iM«r». •• f«U»«a'. Barl
and Klmcrt Kaitblr; of Bhi(t, Mo ; ^■Jt^rr
! Of Aiu^a. Cai : C.uv of D»r. Mo . »nd Tlf-
> ton of Walnut Shad*. Mo.: Miaa Har.«l
K«ithl»y. Mri Theoder* Holt and Mr»
X M AU*n. alt of Day. Mo : Mra. Hu(b
Mrlton of Rockaway Boach. Mo., and Mr»
Ptunl'T KftiMrT of Atu«». Oal. run#r*l
I («rvtrr> «ill b» nfld Tu'wiif •Mts"--^ ••
I 3 o'flAck at Oak Rldr* ccmttrry en Chest
rldff. vitti lnt«rm«nt m charg* of
nut
fltarne't mortuary.
•\
805
t
w T. Ftir»*»'.lf V. !(
ahrrlff. difd SalurOa)
BeUvar
t
and
ner-. --. . .^
7ii^.>i.l«v aftrrnoon In TMf
tiao cburch.
r-
hi* vif*
nrral Mrvi«.» »IU b« held at a •''<*» I
Po;!rar Chrii-
w. T. rfm»!iru.«T _ ,
rune ral »ernre* ior W. T. "Br*' f^*^}'
1,T an a forn-.rr .b»r;ff of Pcllt rountr •
and »lde:v knoan ihrougrrut Po.a ar.v.
C.Tc-f -—:.-••<•• «►•-> i""* •' *■'" home in
linli-ar at : .14 o r'.ork .^»f::.i.v after-]
noon, wr: be condicl«'.: n- J. ^ •■■ ''^ J "*'> '
day aneroooo at tbe nr«l ChrUtian i
ehurfh of Bollear. Burial will be Is tlio I
,Oreen*T)od eemewry at BollTar Mr
I Pur»»elleT »l>enl the early part of hU lire |
1 in Greene icunf r. »her* many relative*
and friend* »tlll Wre. amm lfc*« • |
b:o;hfr J W p.ir.«-l!»'- o' s—^ncfl'ld
: and a cousin. Tom. who Uvea ea« of thu i
■ rite Aa a yoone man Mr ParweUey |
tTio\»d to Po?k rruntv. !!' ;ri for »'*.» at .
I Briihtton. where he wa» a promtnen: .
farmer and atockman. tn TMO he ••» 1
, »>etrd aheriff of Polk county. eerTed towr
'»»»!« H>A estaViIithKJ MiJf *io1fl» m'Botlvar I
,, .... ,,„..,..,„ ..» >,•, ^r-r- H-.» «:f'
! ' nrNBT W. H'lLLl.tMi^OX
Menr» W. Wlll!*fn*on. 10. pioneer farmer ,
ni \':<.K rfg:.i!!. '.f<i th'a ifir-rr-.'-.g at 10
. eclock at hi» home. 10 nn'.e* northeajt .
i of Sprinf field, on Kout* Ko. 1. He wa«
. born and reared In Oroene rmintr and
. \erjr »f!l known thrputhoot thli lection.
He had been an elder tn the Cttmb*r>
land PrfjbTterlan church it M» Com-
, fort for many ye*rv P>in»ral »ervTe»
I wilt bo held kt a o'clock Tveodajr at ML
Comfort, and bartal In Mt CoOifMt
cemetery under tb* •direction of KUncrer
I TTndtrtaktat eomMBT. Ht U aarelvvd by
I hi* widow. to«r 4a«iht«r«. Mr*. Joha P«t-
' man and Mra. J*A« Onntor of Itowto
I Mo. t. Ml«* H*«t«r Wintamaon and Mia*
IVIrda Wllllamaon, of Snrlnctleld-. en* oon.
Bobert l^'UUamaon of SprlngtloM. on* 'if-
t«r. Mr*. Cl«aB*Dtln* Duk* «t Mr Oroy*
|l
J K. R%«OBIC1C I
J. 8. Hitrdrlf k. '1, Ait6 •! h«* hooM |
' ti-nft Cut MeO«»l4;4yH|c^i»* ^^^op^i
thl« mrtrnlnf. •» tlw 'wMIPSr !•>■«<•« Bf'i
tctflvcd n.re ■ar-)t« afo whon he fejl frniB I
a, barn imt ai his betae. He Is sur- i
^Md tey hu vtfo. m»bMw. Md U>r*o
Krofher« I'l'I'irtinr tt fl Tfardrleh rrofrr. I
o( 3311 South imiliiMia a>rniir. j s Hare-
rle> hbd lived in BprtntnoM about 40
T»ar«. 'int'I 5" vear« a«o, h» *n<1 % I
htO-.tlT r.-^:r:h<rr. « :«•:» £• T-. .■.'-»
Bi UA Earn McDanial atrert. The Cftmp-
he!l Unrternlrlrc rnmpanr la In rharro |
if {tjnrial n'TKrerr-rr''.
99
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued
Page 2: Charles Keithley died.**
Henry W. Williamson died.**
W. T. Pursselley died.**
Mrs. Emma Cook died.**
George Newberry died.**
Frank R. Minor was killed.**
Page 5: J. S. Hardrick died.**
♦ *
To Hold Las
Tomorrow For Man
-^^ Killed by Vehicle
Tlie body of Trvak R. Minor, BO.
of 14M WMt Phelps rtreet, 'who
died In a HarrlsonrUle, Mo.. hO€-
plUI Sunday afiemoon from In-
juries suffered when he was struck
by an Automobile on U. 8. highway
71 late Baturday nl«ht. arrlred here
yesterday afternoon.
Minor was walldnc down the
highway near Peculiar. Mo.. In
search of a daughter. Harel Minor,
who had disappeared from home
about a week befor*. when he feU
the Tlctlm of a hit-and-run motor-
ist. The daughter arrived home at
about the same time as the fatal
accident.
The father and Edgar Edwards.
20. the girl's sweetheart, had gone
to Kansas City In search of her.
They started down the road after
receiving a tip that she was "hitch-
hiking."
Mr. Minor \z survived by hi?: wife;
ids parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
L. Minor; two daughters. Hazel ahd
Alma Minor, and six sons, Roscoe,
Cecil, George, Clyde.- James and
Clarence of Springfield. Roy of Fair
Drove and Louis of MUler, Mo.
Funeral services will be held at
1 oclocic Wednesday afternoon In
the Starne mortuary. Interment
probably will be In a cemetery at
[ Fair Grove. *
I MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ray Forshee, 22. and Helen Mitch- ,
ell. at both of Walnut Grove: \
Clarence Porter, 22. and Mar>' i
Elttabclh Weaver. 21. both of j
Seneca; and Elbert E. Tate. 33, and]
Myrtle Mae Siocltion, 2U both of ^
Monett. I
--■■^■i- ■.•S*''«f-S>i'..Ss!
CBAKLC8 REITULET-
- ruatrtl servlcts for Charlti' Keithley.
17. sdft of Mr. and Mrs. J. A, W. Keith-
ley of Day. Mo., who died In a hospital
here after an operation. «lll be held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock at Oak Rldg* ceme-
tery on Chestnut RldRe with Interment
In charge of W. L. Starne. Beside* the
parents, he Is survived by five brothers
snd five sisters.
HENRT W. WILI.IA.MHON
Funeral cervices for Henry W. William-
son, 7«. pioneer farmer of this region.
I who died at 10 or lock Monday moriiliiB
I at hi* home, 10 miles northeast of the
'; city rn Rniii^ No I, will be held at 2
; o'clock thin afternoon In the Cumberland
Presbyterian church at Mount Comfort,
followed by burial in Mount Comfort ceme-
I tery under direction of J. W, Kllngner.
; He U survived by the widow, four daugb-
1 1 I ^ tf 1 1 u o .
I \%. 1. i-i:R.SS£LI4|Y
FFunrral services for W. T. "Bee"* Purs-
fclley, 60. former .sheriff of Polk county,
I who dl'd at his home in Bolivar Ssrt-
, urday afternoon, will be conducted at 3
n'riock this afternoon In the First Chris-
' ttan church of Bolivar. Interment will
be In the Greenwood cemetery there. Mr.
I Pursselley rpent the early pan of hb
life In Greene rountv where many rela-
; lives and friends still live, among them
a brother. J. W. Pursselley. of Sprlni;-
field, snd a couKin. Tom. who lives eoLt
of the citv.
; . MRH EMMA COOK ^ ^
' Mrs. Kmroa Cook. 73. wile of Sara Cook. [
died at 7:15 o'clock last night foUowIng i
a llnnerlnr: lllne.is at her home on rural |
route 8. Just southeast of the city. Fu-.i
neral arrangemenla are not complete but I
nuermrnl will be in Haielwood cemetery-
tinder direction of the Alma Lohnieyei^g
funeral home. Mrs. Cook Is survived bv
her husband; four daughters. Mrs Mr"
I Wtbber. Mrs. H. M. Mumford. Mrs
I W. Burney and Miss Fern Cook: and/two
sons, Roy "nd Sldney^o8Tr---AW-^ the
i children live in jjtiifiglleld. Th» •«'«
! woman hart been a resident of Greene
county about 36 years. '
Sob
r.l ORfiK. NF.WBERRV
C;<-oi T Nrubfliv. '.'J. It foiliirr roMtlflil
of Sprii.HluUI. dird at tli*- hoinf .of hit
UK J N Newberry «l Nrodr<'h«. KRii .
i^flllirdi.v nlcht The hodv bni b''-;
, shipped lo RirhUntJ. Mo. where bunnj..
I wilf be made tod.y. M'- Newbern; U aur-
rived by lour son*. J. N. N«wb«rry ol
■ Secundo. Col.. Rmlph Newberrjr of Mon-
1 roe. L... and J. L. Newberry ot WchUnd
' iind two dmiRhters. Mn«. John Anderson
of CrorkT. nnd Mrs Oeorce Solomon, or
I K«n«ts City. Mr. Newberry lived In
I Rr»rln»fleld until »boiit -fix monin« •go
, when h« went to K«n8».'<.
J n. HARDRICK
Fiinernl ^erllces lor J. 8 H«rdrlrk. "77.
of 233 nouth Dolllsoii •\eniie. *eier«n
i vrorer. who died at hi* home yrnterday
: morning •» the remilt of Injuries he re-
relved in • fall from ■ barn loft -at hl.s
' home, will bf hf>ld at 3 30 o'clock Thursday .
: afternoon in Ihtt Benton Avenue A. M. E. '
ehurrh. Interment' will be In eharje of -
' the Campbell Underlaklng company He !».
, nbrvived bv hU wife, one H»ter. and threi
hrotheri". Inrltidlnc I' O Hardrlrk. Rrocpr
of 23« Soulh Dolllson axenue He had
lived In SprlnRfleld about 40 vearn and
until in veiir* ago he and his hrothri
I operated a larte grocery store at 220 EaM
I MrlSaniel xtreet. ;
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: George Dunnchay, 21, of Rich Hill was killed in an automobile accident.
Page 4: There is a photo of and an article about Gus Marx and his sons Emanuel Marx
and Art Marx. All three are together in the clothing business.
Page 5: J. S. Hardrick died.**
Page 7: Henry W. Williamson died.**
Mrs. William H. Swift died.**
George Newberry died.**
Frank Minor died.**
Mrs. Emma Cook died.**
William E. Phillips died.**
DEATH
•«n M atoaaei t»»«em «••"•* "VX!:
KOtUMMt 1 «H»»!>»»'"<_i»o /".'^i2^ J;j
Chan* •» %rr*ttttmwf*: ««• 7™£"55l
i< ,.7r<t«r«l bv ».M «lf' »t>4 oir aw atw
alll^. Will M*» »' *"'* ' „
»..r.»ri.l ^ftirr tur Urs «""'•«"
«l.r home of her «••«•«''«''• *'''' J^Jt^r
- • — .| t •clock in U««. B>IM"d
„r. nt BHUna... .r« Ur».l^ ^fl;«» *»^: ,
I I >r> :•^•>- M" 1-. -i*-' H'<s»'"^- • —
U: . an<t Mr». L. g. CrlKni. j
r.KORr.F. Nr«BimKtr
., Hpr.n,n.iJ .no d..d 8.-;-.; ;*«,
i^JTf Ni«l/>hi Mr. John J.r.d.rK.n ot ^
«j*n*»a car. ' . . J
WILLIAM r. nnixw^
William r Ptii'iilo.'.. f. "on oi Mr aud
Ut» CUr«nr» f".ilUJD«. IH« Wo'!"' "?°'
ton a>c««*. diaJ at bH koaaa tUa aitrw
r.»c«n«nt. af 'rrT'!.'^«*^ • * b ^
VIII ba lant to CHr-*"". M" . r.. :ii
XJ'JLn'^niSl. are -a*r t"' ^^l'^'""' ^f
Herman Lobnwrw rnneral bomf.
1«>i« Wrn Plnli>< tirrrl. «t>o Ci«1 lo Hir-
nwanllo liotpital Suodar aftertieoa ma
iti.urlr' r»r».if<1 » ■\»r !■» »«^ itmrk fc»
•n autocnobilF oii L . tf hifb»«T Yl l*-t
■Aturday Bl(hl. vin ha iMid Wvtfaesday |
afurnwii at S o . ..-< «' !^» r>'.ir-*i 't
Tur r.r<-» 7'-' h vr" »-r.>»i1 •• «t«rvf
It i>rlu«ry \^*Tfra*' *;»rr:»f*r»:. I.* •^'^**
u»nt occurii'd «^».". v:-"r » ■ -vt;»!- c
down Um hlft»waT near P»i.:.«r. Mo ii.
March of a dauatiler. F»i»l Minor, who
had diaappearad tr«a lwin« about a *«^ |
a».>. The daofhter «irt;'.'d honir ■( aboot ,
th« taato Ume aa the UtsI .<cciU-r.( oc-
eurred. Tha fatlter at»d BOaar Ed«.ard*. 1
siu Clt* to ward! tor li»r aud hart »tart- |
that ahe w«a •hltc.'i-hiklnc Mr WMf
I, »ur»lTed by hi. wife. hi. P*''-;,''. JI^^
and Mra. Joaeph L MJnor: l»o J>aoif-i«".
Ha«I and Alma Minor and »;«ht .oov
nctcy,. Cecil. Ororre. ClTde J""" •»«
Clarcno* of Sprln.. Roy of Fair Oro»e
•nd LMUa of MlUe^Mo-
Jtnn. ttntA cook
runeral iiM^Tlcr* for Mr« minia Coolt.
«; X. diad Mo^arj^nln* •» ' • ''^
at Mvanat ai" >WH»i*aii i^ wiw^w
rrejeT funeral hnwe with tlia
•IE Dtllir- .' M- " «»" r"""-':'-- '"
eharta. Burial will !<♦ In HaxUwood ceme-_
tary. Bha ha4 Bead fc «y "^S**,**^
hand, earn Cook. '<«' <»"«*'*'"- *j!!
Uai Webber. Mr» R. M Mumford. Mr*
O w Wimer. Ml" '>rp Oook^ all of
Spnimtield. and t«o .on*. Ro» ai.d Sidney i
coak ol SpTtncfwM. |
8oT
J. K. n4R5airN
Funeral Mrtirea lur J. n Hardrlrk. 77.
«l.t> died Munrtae morning at hi* bonia
•I Hi Aoiiih Oelllasn aetnna. will bt hcM
• I ; m n tinek Thiir.rtay aflernnnn In
!>»■ Mrr.inii »\eniir A M f rliurrh, fol-
lowed bv Interment la chart* of iha
nampball Underltklnc enmpini'. The
wffa, tliraa aroinera. ana on* amir a«r<
I vl«e. Inrludinc V. O. Hardrick of 311
I Bouin >olli«un xenue. J 8 ilardriCK
I had ilead In •prlnft'a.il about *» irtara,
' and unlll Iff yaar* ato he operated ona
of Ihe iarttit irocar* (terea In tba city
at IM EMt MAanld at«a«i. nia «»«ita
totlevH liij«rtaa ha raceivad in a fait
•bo«l BlB*
a bant toft at hit
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 2: Robert H. McNear died.**
Mrs. William H. Swift died.**
Mrs. Emma Cook died.**
William E. Phillips died.**
Frank Minor died.**
Page 7: Miss Alberta Nelson and H. D. Green, Jr., were married.**
Marriage licenses issued.**
^,V>jyT.yga<j'i"'T>-^-
"-• —-I
iJIBA'i^liS.^:^
WLWKMM
B. McHMr. M. di*tf at 4 e'rlerk
at t^ totaa*. 1 milci touUi el
fiun<»A kf tola «Ut. icr*. j
K. uttf RoMM 4jMki MeNttr: thr*«
tisaxAMTi. Mi«. lUtol L«ckiniUrr, Mrs. W.
tPl IJNMia MA MM SiUA McMtAr: i««
^rMktrt. B4 vf yii»— ■ sn^ Jo« of C*iu
laraia; es« UMcr. Kra. Leuu* D«vt4M>n,
jlfyljVn fTHMlcaUttrwi. PMaarU •rrant*-
faatnl I101M.
ME< WTLLIAM ■. fWirT
^tl MttiMi f«r ' Mrs. WUltam H ,
■vm. n.'vh« dttd •«rlr ToMdaT mernlni I
•I U» AOTc of lui dauxhtvr. Mr* L.' E ,
^OiDtin. •! Varvaa. artU b* b»M thli
•tursaon at 1 o'clock m Um Chrtiiian
ehorrh kl BiUint*. Mr*. Svin it aurTirvd
tr t.^.Tta 11": - •■''. ".-<" Cmifhlrr*.
MB^. EMMi% COOK
rarxral »r:Mrek I'jr Mri Emma Cook.
T1, m.to ciru 3b]t.iii:;iv r-. rning kt 7 oclock
•t har ho(B« or. Ilouia No. t, «IU ba b«ld
4t > O ciocic Itali mttar»«on In tb« Alma
^kMRayrr fuotral home, vilb tba M^rarcnd |
B. t D;'lirn of Mr. Pi*c*h rhurch In j
r^•rf• nur:il w:ll b* in Ha>*lwoo<l r«sir- /
tff fth* hag :;\»tf in thii county for H i
>*«!• Si.« i* >.i\.M(: ar brr huaband.
■•« CaoK. ta«r tfaugbtara, Mra. Ma»
WaMar. Mra. H M Musterd. Mn O W.
Burnay. Mu» Prm Coot. t:i of Rpalr.cfivld.
ana t»5 »o-j, Toy «.-fi S.dnty Cook of
I •priaftiaio.
wnxiAX c mnxirs
aanrieaa far WtUiam E. Phllllpa,
f . aaa •< Mr. and Mrt. Claranca PhiUlpa.
. jMI Jlwth ByaiOB aaaaua. «bo tfiad at bla
teata jraaiarOaT al'Mrcooc »:irr a liniri-
tac ■teaaab'VtU ba bald at tba tainilr hena
Ttaaraday aftaraaaa ai :• e ctock. attar
vtttdltta b»d7 vUt ba aaot to Clinton.
SSa.. tm kanaL Karaiaa B. botimartr baa
at Iba airaatiMaala bara.
HOWELL PROSECUTOR WEDS
Thf marriage of MLm Albfrta
Npl.-ion, a well known voiin? busi-
nps-. woman of West PlBlns. and H.
; D. "Dick" Green. Jr. proseculinR
attorney of Howell county, wm an-
nounced yesterday. TTie ceremony
took place at the home of the
U.-! ^/.....^^n., -.. U^r^tU/^r T. .,!.,. 11*. 1» Tf
I * - ... ^ . .
I D. Green. The weddin? wa.'^ .<Jmpl'
I and was attended onl
relaMviM!. The ceremony
[hi Judge Greca.
ly by near
ly was read I
MARRMOF. MCFNSF.H
JamM A. H»rt,. 21. *n(l Lorrnr
Kr«iilh. 21. both of Springfield;
RoKro^ R. Ff It V. 2?). of Jfrlco
8p;:iiw ■•■•I'^l Zr\n\n .'^'■1! 2^. of Mnr-
ri.<«vill^. and Rny Alfr^'l Btout. 37,
of Lockwoort. und Emm* L, Curt«8,
.10. of Orrenfleld.
14M
WIFE MADE, SOLO LIQUOR.
HE SAYS. ASKING DIVORCE
ChRrRlng Ihst mhe had brrn Riilltv
of vlolntlng the national prohibition
l.-.«». Alfred K Oodftry yMtrrday
filrd Milt for divorce Irom U^rllf
Godt;ey.
The hiL^band d«clarei In hli pe-
tition that hl» wife refii.wd and
f»ll^d to llvf m-lth him In MlMourl,
but went bade to Blrminghim. Ala ,
where they »-ere married In 1919.
He also rharitea that the had
msnufacturfd and dispensed Intoxl-
rallnR liquor and that ahe had krpt
company with other men. The
couple separated Novrml>er I, 1929.
FKAVK MTNOB
, ^r«.ce« lor r:*r.t Mliior. fco
raat Pbalpa atraaL «be died in a
rtMa liaapltal Bandar frees :r-
l«:i»t aaffwad ween t-.f was strue* br »''•
ay.'rrob*:* ac D. B- hic^**! " '^» '"'«'^'
■ra*l««a. •a ba baid thU art«rr>eon at
laclaak !■ aha W. U mbrn* mortnarr.
arttli tka Ravaraad •. P. He^b^rrr affi-
ftaiiaf Rurial «tn ba la Iba aamHarf at
Kit drwrik I t
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, I929-LEADER
Page 4: Robert H. McNear died.**
W. H. Allen died.**
William E. Phillips died.**
Mrs. Mary Ellen Short died.**
Frank Hollenbeck died.**
Page 8: Dr. E. M. Shepard had the first typewriter in Springfield.**
202
Page 14: The body of the man killed by a train at Rolla on Sunday has been identified
as that of Nick Fontanatti of St. Louis.
Births reported.**
1^ PEffTHS^
I rrnoon me hi« hoaw •»»«» WMif «■«»«. J^.i i
mm:- IHItte
I Thomat W,
llri W. R
I lfe»r. Other jurvivon ^r^ .ww •"""•-j,
a
PUIii.t till (or the iiaxr thiro years sf
(tilii 'i«it: Ipna.' iitoii At Ills ha,i-.e Mon<
4ay »fleri»oon. His brothrr. Arrh T. Hoi-
i«|il>«-«ilL litM Jit A(MV Kiaiii* X.Krc he n .
M» w*' tiie 1411 at Dr. ;
t r... .M:> Mabel •"
Other jurvlvorf ar» two wwnwra.
•«»•»ln^•tr^ Frotik
in M'>nttiuuth,''Ttlr
1 >i1 Ml- A f) II ,''•!, 'n .-i:, p.nrnlnrtit •
)lMil#«t< ir.i.M.ia.'.t • •.■•■....- Sivl'if? .Jh*.;
a iniall b'jv Iff .r.i'.wil »il)i lil> pareiit%
f'l.r • i;i. ',..•< -^fi- »»«i-ifi(" Mo . «od later t
t« 2Ji>uuKtlr.lU( «lir!f Utt! (uniUv r'■^l<lc(t
? r n frw T»«r^ b»lof« moMof to WtllOW
lartt 0
1
fWRuBr
I .t>-r\ici-> V.r AMtn »»i nfniriifM wlHi
II. m n'li't !• frJiiinbiK.i Mo. »l>«>re lie
I formetly Jivfd. Elforis lo l0fai« leU-
nvr'< or other conncrtlont ««ra frutU«M, i
ItuKtver.
^TiLMAM K. raiLLtra
.Funeral acrvicit tor WlUtam B. PhUUp*.
9-r'ar-oUI xon or Mr. and Mn. CtoMoeaJ
fiUiltp!* ul l«00 .Nor'.ti Uvr.ton avenue. kMi '
ha held at tha raildepoa a * e'atook
Thiiradar knernoon. attar whlcb Uw bo4/ l|
will N> takfii to Clintnn, Mo. for burial, f'
r>» )\f'tr~.f H f '■)»ri''vT fiiiterat home l»
IK iiiaiK>; <>' Hltiii.itt Til' I.I-.
MKS. MARY KLLKN SHORT
Funeral »*rvte«o lor Mr*. M«ry WOnk
5hort. «i, of Man^fl»M. wh" fltM Bundav
in a local hoapttal loliowii.c a . bnet ili-
ncj*. vfT» h'M at 1 o'rlorii this mfterhoon'
■.n ih^ Pt^fle rr.-l'r'riii'.t'.g parlor* at
MfXkfirld an<t intrrntriit «a<< trad* in t^e
Man.*riel<l fmetery. She »i »ur%lved' bv
rU dauihter*. Mra. C C. Dotr, gil Bo-Jth
"rr-T'^av aven'i* Mr« Tred Xtor'.-'n n?
Hir>. •.!!». fto . HJr^ J H Frr»rr.an rf
Man.irifl'i. Mm ^l'^'.lle Bhr.-on nf Di:io-
Col . MIsi Aanei Roger Rhort ot Denrvr.
Col . Mlu Ida a»n*Ta Short of Bprlof-
rtrld' and tve foni. ntrnn Short of
'"' "T. W'.-n , anrt Johr. Short ot Haiu>
field.
i
BIRTHSt
I
I
' Mr. «nn Mra. Flnley Weat. iao« ;
. Rogrra avenue. Knnounre the birth of ,
la boy. November as '
Mr «ni1 Ntr« D C >*m"li of 771«
. North Franklin avenue, annotinrr '
the blrlh of a itlrl. November 30.
Mr. and Mra. E. A. Holcomhrlnk of >
DaUfiK. Texas, •iinnimre the hirth of
' a daughter, Martha Magruder. No-
, Tember 33. Mra. Holrombrtnk wan |
former!/ Mtaa Ruby \Iagruder of this,
city. i i
I
I W. CAEBOLU mana«*x ol
*^ Uoderwo^ T7pewrii«r com-
pany: 'i am eaHalB that Dr. «.
M. Shepard had the lirU hp*-
writer e»«r broufht ta SprtaffleW.
II w»% about two fert lone ■"««
lamberert away HVe a Ihre^hlnK
marhlne. Mf Lain Jon« 5«>» •"•
of the aamr kind anme time Ut«r.-
j IDENTIFY DF>An MAM
•pOl I A. Mo. Nov. 27 -'AP>— The
I body of a man who was killed by
I Frliico pa-w^nster train No. 3 h*re
i about noon Sunday waa Identl-
' fird laM ii'.cii' n« 'hat of NIrk
K<inlRl1«MI of SI I."M1^.
I
. I
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Thanksgiving Day
Page 1: Efton Flood was killed.**
Page 2: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 12: W. H. Allen died.**
William E. Phillips died.**
Earl Joyce died.**
D.E.Cass died.**
80*^
lORivmstm
w»<i «ttriictr<1 to It hv Ihr hiirninc
. h«ttdUght«. Ht climbed down to It '
j and turned tha IMchU off. But he |
I I
OVERSIEEPf^LIFF
Efton Flood, 28, Victim of
Crash on Highway 44 Near
Galena; Son of Former
Stone County Sheriff
did not nee the man's body, he »Mld. '
He reported the discovery to naraKe '
I mechanics whA' #ertt to the wreck '
and found. Flood's body. .
' The fart that the man's l)odv was
' outside the car and that there was
blorvd on his hands althnii(;h there
aerr no wounds on llirin. Ird ckk-
' tors to believe that he had not been
' killed InsUntly.
I Flood la survived by his parents.
I his wife and two srualt children. He
I and his wife hnd been .sepnrated for
I some time, officers said. She re-
! aides In Galena.
WAS RETURNING TO HOME
FROM NIGHT FISHING TRIP
):.>»*-,
Machine Plunges , ?5, Feet;
Man's Body Discovered by
(-.,-_^ H/l^,-^. -.nlrc r-ill«»rl
By Patting Motorist:
I TJTION FliOOD. 28. son of Mack
I Flood, former Stone county
I sheriff and treasurer, of near
Ponce de Leon. Mo., was fatally In- ^
Ijured when his automobile went
' over a 35-foot cliff near Galena
early yesterday morning. i
The swunt man. wh» lived with J
hla father, was returning from a .
fishing trip on the James rtver
I when the accident occurred. Hlsj
badly bruised body. lylnR beside ,
I tiM demoUi^ed c«c was dUcovend
' at the bottQra.«f »»»• «'"'• "**"* •
'quarter af a mile eas: of Oatena
about «;30 oclock yrsterdsy morn-
ing. -' ^
|iv MAUUAGE UCENSES
Martin A. BerKnian. Jr.. 99. and
f*eart M. SherrlU. 24. both of
rSprtacfleld: Ctwrles 8toc|sUU. 21.
iaad Iflldrwl BadcDdceti.^lt. both
(of Springfield: Emll Boepple. 25.
[ot Covington. Okia and Gladys
flfftrtt Brown. 23. of Ash Orore: ,
Chester Andermn. 30. of Bolivar. '
^and Vca Tummons. 17. of willard. ,
sfd William Snow. ?0. of Sprlnir- '
field, and \V:nn:e Ciockeii. 18. (<;
Winaril.
I liawrenoe Kauffman. :3. of Binok-
t Une. and Lola Baden Bean. 18. of '
p^^.jHiv- riffforfl r Bender. Id. of
Republic, and Irene Baphv. ip. of
h^rlngfleld: and Acy Keiinemer. 22. ,
■lilB'^Ctrta Ohaptnan. 31. both of
'SprlngrieM •• ■
Rov S"p(ien'-nn :T. and C'.^':^
ILoag. 20. both of Spr;nftfie;d
TOOK imiENDS HOMK
DEATHS
■ I
4. — '*■
• After spending the uresler part of
the niKht (jlRRlnR on James river.
Flood look three conip»i>l'>'>* »o
' their homes In Galena, leaving them
there about 3:30 o'clock Wednesday i
morning. He then Ls believed to
have started home. The bluff over
• which his car crashed Is on high-
way 44. only a short distance from '
the bridge over the James river at
Galena.'
I" A eorooer% Jury yesterday after- ';
noon returned a verdict that Flood '
(had eome to hla death as a result |
of drivinc his vthlele over the pre- :
dpice.
♦ ^ ♦
W. W. AtUCM
runeral ttrsttn for W. H. Allen •t **•
, aoii«t« Robbfrsen. wha died tuddenW Urn
' .<«»mT<t»v m«rnl''t. ••.1! bf hflrt Fr\(l»v
•inrnins il 10 o rlorn kl >hr Alma boli-
; mejrer funeral home, followed bv Inter- ,
ment In «h» Mstelwood remeterr. The
Moonle I«dr» »"l h«'» rt>«rc' "f 'ii»
•T i<»« Mi AMfn »•» ndili.Al^rt milh
I thtt Older In Columbia, Mo., where he
, formerly «»ed. Ktlorls lo locale rfle- '
tire» or ather eonnecilon» were frultle.*.«.
hovevrr.
t't*" ' IWIU.IAM 'K'." rnnj.im
' Funeral .servlees for William E. rh|11lp«. .
' >-Tear-«ld son of Mr. and Mrs Clsrenre
' Phillip* er lann Nnrlh Nevinn •tree*, vlll
t« held this morniot at S o clock at the
tmeewee. The bodv will be ahlnned to
Clinton. Mo , for burial. Herman H. Loh-
meyer baa charga ol tha arrangemenu
il
UGRT8 STILL ON
I The wrecked automobile was first
discovered by Earl CAbtree, farmer,
I while on hla way to Galena, He
2\o
_, mtS*' f«r rir Jnvf •. «. j
^^aad airs. J H. D»V«rin«A. fnhtr.
K^«N««rtatev. -aU «( US South Main
»T»nut. . • I
n r. « *s«
I) r r*.*'. «1. di'd m " jn ocloik list
ni|l'.t tl Ills hoDir. I<t7 Pcnnsylvsnia |
•Tvnur, •rtfr an lllnr^it nf two monlh*: ,
H« It iiirvit'd bv four dmiKht'ts, Mr^. !
Itrn* Rronkt n( Roitri«Tlllr, Mr*. C H >
Rffd of TolMlo. Ohio. Mr«. C«rpr Tiirr
nf rnrdltntf and Ml>« Murfurrlt* C«m of ;
ihr horn* addrrK. t«o i>eii«, t. K. Ca>«
of Mar»hfleld and F B C««« of IViiriUtn..
and (ivr tutrr>. Mr*. Al HamlKoit of <
Sprlnitlfld. Mr*. Emma Oalbfth nf '
P«r«(1l«» r»' Mr« Morr rir^n "f rtii.
f ago, Mr*. Bird Jarkion of Pirhfr, Okla., i
•nd Mrs. t>rda Thnmpitnn fit Wml Plalnr. i
F'jn^riil arriinc'rr'ii'K «r» :nrnmpl'l» hui
urmtr* « ill br h'';(1 in ih« Hf rman i
LMimf y*r f unrrat homr foilovrd by Intrr- j
invnt In Knrrlwnni^ r»m»r»rv.
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1929-LEADER
Thanksgiving Day
Page 3: Efton Flood was killed.**
Page 8: D. E. Cass died.**
Earl Joyce died.**
W.H.Allen died.**
Quinton F. Fenley died.**
Mrs. Lucy J. Bledsoe died.**
Mrs. Cordie Wheeler died.**
Page 10: Miss Pauline Lomas Morris and Mr. Lehman C. DeMoss are engaged to
marry.** [Is she Miss Lomas or Miss Morris?]
Miss Mildred Haldeman and Mr. Harry A. Hooss are engaged to marry.**
Miss Louise Amos and Mr. Frank L. Sedgwick were married.**
^Louise /\moSf
Mr. Sedgwick, \
- Are Married\
\ WF.r^niNO of |nt»>r.iit to k r;.r-
t^r nf t^pf.tvfir; ' jw..; > .
eijiTM thld Tnomln» nt 11 ovinrk ■
,w*>_<;^i >t''» T>t;'«» Ar?;<-.« of rnr!
Juncflf>n . hiv«m* th* brlrt*" of iu
rnnk L RMRwJrk of thl« rliy
.horn'* fi t>i« brifJe** p»trntj« !n Cart .
.Tiiprfjon. I^nllrtfrlnff » (»h«rt hnrr-V' |
SrfJcvii k will rn.n c to P;>.-:r:r'.fM »^
I Mr*. B«flK«>(*k U vrll knnmn In .
h hfr , unci* In th^
^iStffdldeman I
To Be Married
To Mr. Hoos:^
|rr«|I« »nff«|t*Bfient of MIm Mildred
)i/v.(;( li..>r. l<
ii...
ibf«n ft i^romlnrnt buAinnw man in
*'i??ri*t5»a»^ Mhx^ourt for th« pMt tfrj
VM announced yenlrrdKy mi thr din-
Btr party flmn by MU* luideman*
«unU Mn adward M. We»t, in t\tr
OO South National avrnur.
Haldemaa U the dauRht^rr of
Ur. and Mra. Jatnp* D. HnUifmnn.
rarUb Aputmtnta. and la «rll known
lra»ttt«fMd.lKlMtav DMtt activa In
]hc Mx-i»l Jll« of tJir y.>-.iin;rr .*ft. .-='''
tea iraduaU or Senior High achool
and U a mfmb«r of lUa Alplm Tnu
nu Mfonty. %tr. Koom U th« aon
of Mra. ■lhc^r^A Ho<>m» and lli»> U"'
Ur. Bany A. Honm of Haber BprlnRa.
AxK. Ue :s a Rradiintc of Ihr I'nlvrr-
alty of Arkanaaa and a mraibftr of the
P! Krpixv Alphix frnfrtil'v At pr' ■' -
ert V.e I* il'.^ltUt inHnngrr of ilirj
AmT.'-ar^ Toh*rrn compaiiv.
Th» wrddlng «Ul be relfbr.-vtcd In ,
I lb* earl) aprinc- |
dw
V'^ -. UBM. OOB»IB WMCri.CB
(lit* aMraiaa t^iii^iai
•r« lt>rwpt»l« but air !••
ByjH»>- OMfeJMk ^>«4 \vectii««<)i]r night
pl^WrMn^WriMT rmii»rlr»iila trtitur
•f(*r • lone inn*** >t« i% tMxxnnx br
!•• M.K. U. K. Cat* 0.' Nr>> ! r>-!il nu\
AL' Bi Cftw •( PerdlaiKl. •iiti iiv (uui
H»j*: •nil »««•«
MA-iitciikf C*M at noinr. f i\r riMrr^ it^o
"fmt^Ain. •m tollsw*: Mrs. Al HamlUnn et
WrTin»fl»1»1. Mr« F,mm» Otlhrnh of Pum-
Maty I'roii f>( Chicnni'
Oklt.: and •
tM(M It la I
rn4»r »tttra0*n at tht H»rrtnn Ini,ni»v.r'
.ftMWral bMM^vMJi X>r. I^ M. Hai« oai-
>MWflK Burlkt V0 b* to Kui«»«o4 era**. '
BABX. /OTOS
f>ilMraJ •TTlrca for R*rl .lorrr. 4^.
iMMr •prfBCfltMlAH who dlt^ f>f<»r»inbi>r
ft •• !«• Aapltm, v*r« held in ih» Call-
f0nit« rllr wa4fna«<l*r. kfr Jorrt t*fl
aad Mrs. J. H fWarman nf «1^ no-i<li
MEyn avnttM w«r« father and mothrnn-
V^rtfM' MW. W, W. Chlnn »«i a !«i«»»r.
n. M. All I V
fw W H. Ail>«i. «h«
•I (M Rn<a:h Robb*ri>on
api^y. ■.•ta M MM r»i4»r ;
r««M. tpii««»<i bj u>t«f I
(*w«l*r«. Tb* M»> ;
■■K^ <k;ikto<« r. rr.sijr
QMtot«n F !••»«•»< Tl. d'ert v»dn»«(1»>
M^M at > Aftacd in lr.> ii»m» a> rn^i
J|Mty4 •^^nu*. fol>« r.c • I ntrrlriK it<-
MBk navval nrTirMi «tll b* hrld at }
>>!«*% Frlda* »f«»»n»w«n ai 'h» hom» «f
dMftB«Hu. M«I«IB r»nl*r. I«V| ra*t FInnria
W|M> SMd tairlbl viO h* at th* Orr^n-
SWWtf — »tT> «n4^ th* dirmion nn
KRwilMi P<«d»rtakint mmpsnv M» ti >'ir.
• • '4 •» • ■ r» t'f ' M»' m Hr-»>»r« V
»-- '$-•• « (■ , <■> :s■.^r^^ ri,, n II
*i»**t—m. Miss f.rar* rrnlrr, mi<* Br»»i»
•Md Uiia UirtW r*9l#r. at <h« h«ni« ad-
,'•■'• ••' « ' •>• "I* «>*<)r
- jy^ f^^ •* »«*iJ»««. «•■. di*d ai lA
• Mgft «kM MWBla* bt h^T bom* at 1m i
— ■"*" *f^*^ • B>»or« (!ln»»« r.|^#ral
■ ra lnr«inpl»i« btit a ill tt*
»▼ •!»« karlal bill b« In ih» Ma * '
*i^^ilLLJi'" ""'■ " •'•"" «•!'•:. rid
'••••< ^ h«» hMAbaad. H«rUi*l
'. •■•* ••« L»bn. nn* daMth'er '
;-i;r:r-. '«■•*•». W. T . OU^«*|| «c
n^r»M<I and rli brn'^m r/i will
"^ T«M. >•* and Mor (illdrarll.
Man Dies In Fall
ima-
AM*. ranilt Of drtrlns iiUt ^F^vrnt
a preoipioe. ucordlng (o Uu wardlct
WedpMdaj momlnf. '>
Young Flood had been one of •
piirir which had been slsflnit on
Jama rlv«r during tha night. About
3:30 o'clock In fhe morning ha drore
three companions to their Oalena
hnmffi. and Is supposed to have
r.larted on to his father's home near
Ponce dp I/fDii. 'when hi?; car wmt
over a 36-foot ctlff on highway 44
about a quarter-mile eaat of Oa-
lena.
Several hours later Wedncaday
morning, the burning llghta of the
wrecked automobile attracted the
attention of Earl Crabtree. farmT
"11 fils w«v lo OalTin. Mr cllmtied
down and turned the lights off, and i
rrpnrtrrl hl^ rii^rovprv at a garage
r-nm v<»-!rh mechanics were sent
out to the car. They found the j
bruised body of Flood outside the
car. Crabtree said he had not
^rrn I;.
Fioocl had brrn llvinR with hl^ fa-
tlior. Marie Flood, former Stone,
county frpn.iurrr and ghrriff. Hp 1^
.'•nivlvpd by a wife in Galena, from
' whom offlcpr.i fald he has been '
<-cpaialrd for .vimp lime, and by
'wn !tmn!l children
both hi.<; parent.^.
as well jui by :
'Announce Betrothal
Mr. and Mr*. .1 T. Morris of K.in-
' ' .••> i.*\r ni'.iiiivjncpd the m-
i/imaa. to Mr. Lehman C. DcMoaa.
jMr* MM Ufa. Morrta and Ulaa Pau-
Uf»d In Bprlotflaid.
ba«« a numbar or Mtnda.
ail
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 3: Mrs. Lucy J. Bledsoe died.**
D. E. Cass died.**
Mrs. Cordie 1. Wheeler died.**
W. H. Allen died.**
Quinton F. Fenley died.**
Page 4: Miss Mildred Haldeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Haldeman, and
Mr. Harry A. Hooss, son of Mrs. Theresa Hooss of Heber Springs,
Ark., are engaged to marry.
Miss Lorene Krauth and Mr. James A. Hart were married.**
Miss Louise Amos and Mr. Frank L. Sedgwick were married.**
Page 12: William E. McKenna died.**
^^Hss Lorene Krauth \
n'rds Mr. Hart I
- Mra. John E. Robert*. «.vi T*»% ,
T»eine wttt*t. hM •nnounrM «hfl
n-ik.Tl»V of hfr rt»ti8htrr. lor»n»'
Kr«uth. 1o Mr, J»m»» A H«rt. »nn
oC Mr. aiMl Un. Thocnu W. Hart Th»
mUTUfv' wM •elnnnleMI at th» hoRi» |
loC tb» brM*^ moUttr at 10 o dock
Tb* lUvtrtod OMTf* O. v«n Hot*
«M tka affletettac nlalatOT. Mr*.
*0«orc* O. Van Noya mat "At Dawn-
tug." maA wm MeompuUcd on tba
piano by Mra. Paul Brandon, who alao
ylagrad bebaBcnn'a «ad«Uic
William E. McKenna, 69, Em-
ployed .by. System for
More tharvSO Years
WiniAm E. McKenna. 60. veteran
j passenger conductor tor the Filsco,
I on the Monett io 8(7 LouU run for
' 39 yeab. died At hla home, MO North
j Campbell,, yesterday •(ternoon of
I pneumonia. He had t>een taken sud-
'drnlv I!! nf Pt. I^uls Wednesday
and brriiiiir iiiuoii^rloii^ soon after
mill lUiiK'td Ins liDiiir lirrc
On Road 50 Years
I Mr. McKenna ..had been In the
. employe of ^the Frisco and the old
I Kansas City a^d Fort Scott road for
I a half century and was still in active
He is survived by his wife, one son,
Oeorge of Chaffee. Mo.; three
daughters, Miss Tresa McKenna. Al-
lentown. Pa.. Mrs. W. B. Short,
Crane, Mo.. . Miss Alice McKenna,
Joplln: three brothers, George of
Springfield, John of Wilberton,
Okla., and Tom of Tulsa; and four
sisters. Mrs. J. T. Dwycr. Monett.
Mrs. Ed O'Dwyer. Monett, Mrs.
Julia McOrath, Kan-^as City, and
Mr.<«. Larkln. Detroit, Mich.
I Funeral arrangements are In-
complete awaiting the arrival of
relatives. .The Herman H. Lohmeyer
funeral home Is la charge.
march
tiM roaoL
«f bhM tut
•tyie. Ibr maid of honor, Mia* Del-
jplllA nuMtt, also vort' blur. In a
d««p«r shad*. Only ii>auib*r* of the
iBUMdlato famUiM and do** friend*
latttadad tlM wedding.
liuMwand Mr*. Bart wUl Ic*t* te>
WKfMfSmaikaio wbm tim w«u
ic&ke thflr home.
%edgwick'A mos^MM':^^
^owsiArelRcad- ^^-
'^^Mla* Loul** Amo* of Cart Junctkm
and Mr. rrank L. Brdgwlrk nf thi* !
elty -wn* married ytstarday morning I
at the home of tb* brlda'a pannto lat
Carl Junction. Th* Towa were'rMd at |
11 o'clock.
rollowlns the ceremony Mr. snd :
Mr*. Brdgwlrk vent to 8tt Louis fori
a ahort honeymoon. Ttier will cornel
to Rprlncfl'lct 'o miike their home.
The bride l» well known in Corl
Junction where she has been aaiio- .
dated with her uncle In tha Cltlz«n* i
bank. Mr. Sedgwick has b««n wcU I
kaowa as a furnltur* laaa thraogh*
out aouttaaast MtaMoun for • number |
of yean. H* lived In Pleber and
Baxttr 8prln(a bcfor* eomlag to
Springfield to make his home.
913
■ -^ Mma. vctf J. BUosoB
Funeral tervleei (or Mra. Ltiey i. Bled*
joa. «0, who died yeaterday morning at her
home, 7M Preapeet avenue, following a*
brief Illness. wiirb«^heid at I o'clock iat- i
{urday aturnoon In th* Pythian Avtnuc
Baptlal cburch. Burial will be in Manley i
effaet«ry. tlirce mlirt south ot Battle field. 4
f
D. E, VA%n -,
runfral wrvice* lor O. E. C«m. ".
who diMJ W»dn»«d«y nt«ht at hU »»••»>••
1647 Penniylv»ni» •*fnue. will be h'll "
I O'clock lhl» •(Urnoon >n Jhe "e'mjji
H.K- P»Mor of thf Flr^l n«ptl»i rhiirch.
otncUtini. mtfrmeni mill b» m ''••'''»°"^
•oni. L. «. cmi ol M«rih(l«l<J ■n<J »• »•
CM of PordUnd: four '••"ih;"*. _** «
lTfn« Br«>tle« of Hotfr»vlll» Mrt C B.
Ilrrd r.f Tnlrdn, Ohin. Mr. C.rf'V F«rr Of
home, mid ll^e .iMers. Mr' ^1 "»m'l «'
Sprlnnflfld: Mr.. Emm» O.lbrfih of P»r.-
dUf r«l Mr* M«r» Dron of Chlngo
M?«' Bird J.rkjon ol Plchrr. Okli. . »nd
Mr.: Led. Thompson of We.t P'.Mn..
ing. funer.l .ervice. •">, ^•, ,,7'S„V»»nt
oclock 8«turd«y mormna In I he J J""j
?!:: rrn'jrerr?n'^.r-"l.r'r.U^''«
W. H. AI.I.KS ,,<■
' Fiiheriil -»rr*iii> will b^ *"'''", ^iVi.
o'riofk tliM iii'iriinur 111 ili' Aliiift '-"/)■■
inrvfr fiiiiri«l ho.ir for W II Allrn. who,
died .uddftily •I 6«« .Smiiii l;,.i,Ui 1 •..11 a. r
line liiM B.liiid.v Inlermrnl mill be In t
Il.ielwood cemetrry Willi the M»»onic ,
ludie In charKe.
I
Fenlfy.
In hl»
qUINTON F. FENI.ET
Funer.l xrrvlcr. for QuInlon F.
71 who rilert Wrrine«d«v nicH
■ home lO'i? Jloanrrt nvriiue. will he held II
I 2 orlork lhl< uderiionn "' I li<- hnnir of hi«
' ,on Mr!- n Frnlrv IRin F««i Horldd
■.(•f'rt IMrrmnil will be In ( .f'-i-.U ■« r.
' rrmrlerv under direrllon ol me Klinsner
: Undertsklnir rnmpiinv He M f'''''.'^ 'j^^^',
three .on.. Melvln. Herhrrt W »nd .l«me.
A Md • four d»u«hter.. Mr« IV H
nnd Ml'* I.Mrlle Fehley. «t the home.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1929--LEADER
Page 2: There are only nine widows of soldiers in the War of 1812 still living.
Page 24: William E. McKenna died.**
Mrs. Lucy J. Bledsoe died.**
D.E.Cass died.**
Mrs. Cordie I. Wheeler died.**
QuintonF. Fenleydied.**
Page 26- Miss Jewel Ackerman and Mr. Clarence D. Wheat were married.
Page 27: Miss Dorothy May Hood and Mr. Carl J. Wales were married.**
.nnounce tho n».m»80 <>' ""''
d.ughwr. MU. J.wel Ackerm.n i«
Mr, CUrene. D. Whf.t of V.n mi«B.
Ark. Th« marrURe w.. ealemr..rert
,hi. morning in the P-"""'*! °'
Hamlin MemorUl B«ptut ehu«h ot
10:30 ©•Block.
The bruk. looked charming tn •
droM of brown «tlB t-ckedc.^
«lth m.tfhtnu .«i«one« ^b* '^^
er«nd H. T. Abbott wa« th. ofnct.t-
only membof. of th. inimodUW
f„n.ll.r, wer. pn^ent. tn,m«1!.tf T
after the ceremony the young couple
Irf for Van B«ren. wh'r- 'hey win
Church Wedding
.Vo»»fh.rmiii«mJ»«J«»
wed-iint rir»mont »M«^"W
ftf^
,., M.. n,.i..M,v M.r ""-'■ ti""*-'!'"'
.1 Mr a... Mr. 1- : ' •. ";/m,*\.,,,
*ro \ve.i ritih-'i'i .treet. to Mr, can
J. v^..lr. of Bt •"->■■' _
Tfc« •I'^t^.t^' ««f>f"» •*),'*•
'.-•\r::; ^:r walla Mti:;.!
ifoMpb.
I DE
DEATHS
WILLIAM t. MeKIN^* j
Wflllam r McKer-ia ••. w^ »•» ••{
! year. wa« rond'-jrlor on the FriTo pa>*en-
L.|M1« MOfiqlt to 81. I »i||l.jJM I
■*t:a?^
We.lne.iia* anci be< aMe iin«on»rlou«. Mwn
,.,, . .... >,,,. ;...l • >-M 1 .■• :i'-'-i' ' -
♦«sre»n;^f^^s*^^???^f?J.i
MeKeuna of Allrulown. Pa Mri w_^ "
«h«ri of CraiM.. M« »i'l Ml-* **«*«,
liuiiriwii o(t..iMrtni. MO - M^*^,)^^***^'
iiiid toiii •l^terT^i.'^o -iir-. .'>» Memre oi
I Annn^dald Jelm of Wlitarum. Oiu» .«»"
Toai of Tulsa Mrx J T'uw'er »t.d Mi«
Ed O Uvret o( Uuiirll. M>»
ii-.e^rr f'lijeral hon.e I- In .l4r;t of »r
r«ii<tii.-iif Ji.i-i..: r... •- « •' «><■ '"'•>
at I oiUwk l«uiid»» adariinoa ff»« !*•-*
;i;.M. ■:•••■'■ r •• • -r' > ' ' ■
. . ...•• r:i I i.l » ... ue ;.: .--l .M.. . • •••:■••
uiy. _ (
MRS. Lit V J. BLKDM>K
Fttiwral aervlr^ lor Mra. Imt^ J.
' «► «»T ("led ThMT'rta* r\ her '--re t»
■ I'l ;■: --.r- ■ •■ . .1 • ■-■ ■'■ ■ ■ • ,
o rinrk Saturday alt»rnoo!i at the PrtiMMk.}
plt^t rhurth. Iollo»e<1 bT lnt»T- ■
•venue Ba;
Anient m the Manler remetrrv ihtee mite*^
\mt9th of ■aitl«n*M . J w. KltiwM* tH
in thT»e of arriiiemer.'.'.
S»M
i<r n. K. t'ASS .
j|, '" ^unrr*! .wrvirn for D E C»" ^1 lif
I •J'rrnooii kl 1 o tforV ■! ih» Hrrnain II ' j
. IjoIiw*) er lurrra! hoatr. (oItn«-M k« tn<i^
' l»rm»^« to H«»rI«o«>«l r»»r»l»TT Tb» W»i-*''
Mtd. roBDiK I. friie«Lr.K
' Fnacrtl Mrviac* ttir Mr*.
nmmtn: a. «a« mm
hMd *t 11 •clock SsmtM? tfi
'. 'fi r^•lT'^ f-'!'"-<»'1 S- :•••«»•« H »h»
.frnmf< fii»t». ill «:i»r«f ■ ; J. W. KHMC*
rrrr Fyr 5nin >ad »u diufhlrrs »vr-
r—'-
1 'r .» v- K'int-»r. Tyif* »«?>» ind fn-ir
'AMehv«i* Miut«.\, 4
UJ'.K i
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2: William E. McKenna died.**
Mrs. Cordie I. Wheeler died.**
Mrs. Lucy J. Bledsoe died.**
Two divorce suits filed.**
Page 4: Miss Dorothy May Hood and Mr. Carl J. Wales were married.**
Page 15: Card of thanks.**
Tl
DEATHS
TMn«r»l •crrclc* for W.:ii»m E. Me-
Kenn. «5 -ho oied Thur.d.r •lurnoon
viU »* b«ld 8un<UT •fierooon al ' "/'"f*
m th. ImmacuUt. ConccpUon CathoJie
church followed br *urt«t In 8t U^ry*
c.mfterr. Mr McKenn.. aha w«. ror 3^
(trickrn
c«inctrr]r>
Tract • Pnwo conducior. ••» _ .
bc<.in* unco!i»aoui »oc.n «licf •">*'"« ■
M^ bS« bom. her. Th« wU« ^^l, «>«• ,
, d.ujhieri at follows •ur*|v«. Mrr TJ^ ;
Shori of Cr.nc. Mo . and MlM AUt* He- \
Krniia of Joplin. Mo: three b rot her t and
" tour auicti aUo survive, Herman H. J^""
Icrjcil'-* <r..rKcj?Jbe -rrantemcnia.
MH5. (oKiiii I. \%-nrrir« '
Funeral »ervur> tct **'»-. Curdle r
Whcclrr «5, 'ho died T^riday. ••".■•
UeW at 1 ovloclt ihi» ffternoott to lb*
ntanot View cnjrch, followed by tour-
■ me'nrin ihe rfmnrry there, m* ch^Jf o* |
: J. W Klir.itnfi. r.xe »oo» and nx dau«n-
tera turvne.
I MRS. MTT J. m.EnsOE
F.-i»i«. »erAi<-e« for Mr*. Lucy J. »»f-
i ioe *t) who died Tliurtda? at her Bom»
» at 7W Protpeci avcr.ur. will-he held at 1
1 o'clock thu afternoon at the Pythian •▼•-
nue B*p«i»t r^'irrr: fol!o«e<l br .ntennent
i m tt*» M»nU) fcm-'crv. ir.r'e mile» aonih
of Battlefield. J. W. KJinfner U in ch»r«e
of arranfemTtt
815
TWO SUITS FOR DIVORCE
FILED IW COURT HERE
8ult« for dirorce were filed In cir-
cuit court ▼e.-'tcprlar" afternoon by
I two wives, one • whom charRcd
non-support and the other inoom-
IMUbiUty.
Declartnt that he failed to rap-
port her and that tw had loat aU
affection for her. Mn,. May Rich-
ard* asU that the be fivcn legal
freedom from Andrew Richards.
They were married In 1904.
Mrs. Mary Lou Riley charged that
her husband. Albert C. Riley, was of
a jealous disposition, poMcssed an
uncDTcmable temper and that he
of tea struck her. Sb« asks care and
custody of their three minor chil-
dren. They were married December
33. 1907, and separated March 1.
1939.
Dorothy May Hood
Weds Mr. Wales
An Informal ftivirih urddiiii; look
plae* yesterday tuorniiiK m u 30
o'clock at the Bt .lohii'i* Eplst-opal
ihurch wlie:i Ml-n iXiitiiy M.iy
Htxxl. di\u.;liter l/ *.'r m d Mr< I :i-
fayette A. Abbet, 6T0 Went Calhoun
street, became the brlOe of Mr Carl
J Wales of St. JuM-(.ti
TIm alngle ring cerenioiiv •»«.'< rend
by the Reverend Dr. I>ewls Robert !
Anachutr. in the prcbence or the (ol-
lovlng attendant.^ o: the yoiiitc
c«iif)4e: Mlas Dorothy nnkenblnder. '
Mlaa Eleanor Hood, slater of the
MWifc wm niiiiM niiiiiiiiin at.
J^gtaJKaxap. Mr. t«on Wbit*. Mr.
9iH^twUratt uirMr.'PAid Prepbtt.
XounMllately following the cere-
Mr. and Mra. Wale* Urt fpr a
^■thmf wUl mak* i
thdr future baa* In St. Jaatpli.
l-OARDt or THAIIM. I« MIIIOWUII
INTloVlNa MEMORY of Mlldr.d A
••Bu«"
N LOVINQ MEMUtti Di *•""■'""■ ,,...
BurtouBh* who p»»«*«l •*»> «■»'» »""
MO today.'
Diirlln, 8U0 your wer* .11 •child cou'd b«.
And Molhtri •ch.o« b«rt wlU loUow
You through *U •i''""'-^. fi««r«
ffw"fllT ilreplne 'nf.th lh» now«r«
rSur briiht .plrJt h*. fon. homt.
■o ttdlr mlwed by Mother. F»U»M and
rtlKtlvfiii.
"v-^JUiftlAOB LICENSES
Jame* R. 3ock.' 38. of. 81. I/>uls.
MMl ■ AUetut U. Bruidon. 31, of
tfprtnffieM: Ira A. IHtfoa. St. and
»i«t?»«W«WiiWf both of North-
Ti*w: OMi i/»V»ie.v -7. ur ct.
JOMph. apd Dorothy KUy Hood, IB,
of Sprlnffleld: and Clarenre O.
Whf«t, 23. of Van Biirfii. Ark., arid
JeweU Ackermai). Jl. of Spiingfleld.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1929-LEADER
Page 8: William E. McKenna died.**
James H. Shivers died.**
M.V.Lewis died.** ■
Paee 10: Miss Benita Durfee and Mr. Dade Rayfield were married.
Miss Rosalyn Fabro and Mr. William Lehar were married.
Miss Ruth Helene Williams and Mr. Burness G. Strain are engaged to ir^
I Mr ard Mr^ WllJiamM. ^^^-^l
VT • r ilhoua ^tr--'-' ■ ' ' " ' '
>n Of M^^ni^nif "! ^ ^^^'"^
W^, N-r.. nr«n> avrru-
I enrt rather M«"«».,5^W^^]
'Tr«rl. prinrcM .tvl- Her vrll ^m "f
nlk net and \»-'- »rrsr.rrfl ■»i'h •^r..-
;il»n-* and ot«r ' -—r-' ?^' '>•■
' rlfd an arm h-.oM.: n! ^-.1^ ^ '^^-'
Tnr ma:r. o: honor. Mlsa >4ane
Fabro. wore orchid tw«rrett« and <«t-
ri^rl tv.r.lc r^f:!" Mr Joa*ph Lfh»-.
brother of ihf groom, aetwl •• »»* i
' mar
m->rnlnc
wrdSf
Wichita,,
AV fl"rsrVv#i
wad cHrbraird m , j
'Kan*. Thtiraday when Mlaa B«Dtta|
.Durfce and Mr. p^de Ra>licld were
♦married In the rtiap*r^ «f«»«t*f
tpu,cop«l chur.h .1 W o"-''*llL..JU^i
! Revfrend Mr. Otto K. 0»f . rector ^t
IM chiuth..*a» the officiant. j
I The brtde «^ tJie daurhter of Mr.l
.... Mr* Br:-. Vv.r'.e. of y^^-^!--\, "J.
n^vficirt of thi!. gt*y- _^ ,,, iimn^f
i-;.o .l..:ron v>;.h --l-c !.".:.. bort.ce
-d skin o: circular flounce* Her.
'.'v .,a« o( M-.ir fr-,- and -»he wore
'-.: ,r ki'l Mtpnerd. Her boiiquel *a*
■; -;■ ;: ;v. ■. r'-'^C'-
CMienw from SprtnefieM « ' ' j "•
. rfyrritu- tte« -Kemuaft ««• ,^*r"'
irfwdwiirinwR»
r-
.r hor.-.r .:i \V;.-.-.;-..» f^::o»-.rc a
• ^-::fvmoon trip tr, Horkawar
^/
LneUnw "t^wt. htva anno»Mic«l th« |
E^i*Sr.Trn'lS?rBSS.l
I Mr St;a.n ..The -on of Mr. and Mr.. '
S. Brnjamm Strain. "IB Ea*l P»P*
I The marriage vowa will *>•- e«- 1
IchanKed dtirlnK the Chrtatmaa hoU- 1
dava at Ihe home of the brldea par-.
i enia. . '
immediately tu^r V^.,^^m!>
.V, v-.^,; r^Ttv ••••« entertatned with
'.> ... r-r-.' t'. •;■' ■'"•'^' »
""wrind Mr. «ai**W ni.k._tt-lr|
hoTW in SprtngttrtH- ^
at* iM«r-
n..iiM sua wouf war* «J a eblM opttjd be.
And Xth "•.' •" Tn, h.arl .III follow
Ka.ati* tlteplns 'naath the ftowera
R^ Mdiv n.U.*d by Mother. Father^^and
Btb
.1 .rrM. •• ftif .Vl''..i"i f Mr
:.i ii.. <■* ••! »HI Nulili ('iiiii|'<> II i'%>iiu'
aill b^ li*ld auiidfV kdrriinoii kl 1 u rlo«k
•■ I' • l><ini*r<ilitlr rnnri-nlliin Cuttmlie
• iiutiti tiiltowrd bT iiiltrmfiit iii St.
> Miiv « rrmrifrT «lth thf Htrman H. Von-
• .r- • .irinl tii.'i'f 111 flurff Mr Mr-
! Kvniia «•! tllll In •ril<r» iriMr* «n th«
V<,'>n tt th* ltin» of hli i1*aih vllh •
••».■.' I'f run-. ili»n * Imir e«niiirv fp»ti'
tr iKiiKiixtiMii lli> vi(t, on* kon anil
t lhr»» dauihirri lurvlvt. bfaldft thre*
I brnthrrk and four iliiCrrfi.
Tlir h«<1< of iKni^ii M Rlili»r- «1 »>n
• •.rt4 111 • lliik|lil«*( it<l<. Am* r(|.l l«t Mt»
horn* ■! Mnn CtmH frldar nliht (nr (u- j
t'rril (VM ir'i and burial J W Kllnc•^fr '
had tnar^t el atimafwnu htrt Mr. ;
Fhtvfr» »• "iirvhi-ij br ^^« w|f» an^ f<»iif '
p«fii and 0iw> ''■iifliMr. aa (eltn««: Willie
X#k. Wrder. and Richard, and Mr* Nanev
4r ■;»«»• ,
M. V. LKWtH
M. V. I»«i«, 'wh* 'di»d in • hoaDilal
h«r* latt w»»». »■• kurlH tMlaji in HaMl>
*M«d f#iT,»i»rr iind^r lh» dlrfrijon «f
I Biarnf « *moriuarr OfU,» a l<» dltlani •
Irtteurw is am^ or«v« Mntr^ , r'?T* I
SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1929-NEWS and LEADER
Page 2A: The charred body of an unidentified man was found near a camp fire at JopHn.
Page 12A: William E. McKenna died.**
Mrs. Phoebe Elizabeth Gates died.**
Walter Bryant died.**
BufordD. Lock died.**
Page IB: James Hal Poindexter died.**
Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 6B: Miss Pearl Sherrill and Mr. Martin Bergman were married.**
Miss Vema Williams and Mr. Clifford Gwynn were married.**
Miss Helen Clarke and Mr. James M. Wood were married.**
Miss Ruth Helene Williams and Mr. Bumess G. Strain are engaged to marry.**
Page 1 IB: Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fender are celebrating their 60th wedding
anniversary.'
Btarty ycu« of taarttal bllaa U the
bout of Mr. uxl Mn. John T. Fen-
der of 2250 North Rojrrrs avenue,
and the Incentive for the annl\er-
f^ary dinner that U being given in
their honor todiy by their two sons.
aeven grandchUdrea and three
SreatgraindchUdren. -
Mr. PMKler U S3 yttn oM and
Mr«. Pender 80. They were mar-
ried December 5. 1869, Just 60 years
■fo Til— rtijr AOd the abore pictures
■bev them aa they are today and
as they kMked In I8S8 shortly be-
fore they were mArrled. "We might
Joit M wen have lieen married M
years. Instead of M", Mr. Fender
eaysL '?^« went together for five
yeus and two or three times I
thoocht die was cainf to say some-
thine about mariTlnf , but she never
did. so finally I had to suggest It
myseU."
Mr. and Mrs. Pender came to
Springfield last March to make
thrlr home Thry were bi'Hi born
and reared In the Ozarks and have
lived almost their entire lives In
Polk and Greene counties. They
have made their home for the past
few years at Marshfleld. Both are
In good health. Mr. Fender worked
until last spring when he was fln-
aUy prevailed upon by his family
to retire. Their descendants, all of
whom live In Springfield, are. L. M.
Fender and J. W. Fender sons;
grandchildren. Mra. O. W. Brenneke.
Mrs. J. O.' Spencer. Mrs. E. M.
Bruner, John Wesley Fender, Don
Fender. Ella Rea Fender and Mary
Frances Pender. The grea' grand-
children are Thomas Lee Brenneke,
8, Martha Ellen Spencer. 8. and
Gerald Edward Bruner, 4.
MAKRUGE LICKN8U
Miurlos H. Hall. H tod
fern BotirUnd. 21, both of Iittl«
Rock, Ark,
Amos C. Qulnn. 34, tnd
Vema WlllUmi. 23, both of
Held. ^
Walter Adolph VeMg. 3S. 8t Lovlvi
and ttlss Nell lUy Oollta^ i|{J
Springfield, married at tb«
house by the Reverend R. W.
bougb.
Ruth Helene Williams
To Be Married
The engagement of MIm Ruth
Helcoe Williams, dauictater of Mr. and
Mrs. Jake J. Williams. 710 East DeN
mar atreet. to^Ur. Burneas O. Strata,
son of Mr. "and Mrs. A. Benjamin
Btraln, 71S East Page street, has been
announced.
The wedding tows will be read at
the home of the bride's parenta dur-
Inr the Ctarlstmaa holldaya.
8n
Youth,HuntingAccidentVictim,
Dies After Leg is Amputated
TnUnvinc ?hf •mnii'«'ion of his
right Ipk In * hospital her* Katur-
dar aftemonn. JaniM Hal Polndfx-
ter. 17. ElkUnd hKh school student
died at ».30 o'clock ycstfrday eve-
ntnc an the result of Injuries he
suffered In a Thank*«lv»nf dsy
hunllnc accident.
A hammerleaa sholcun in the
hands of J. H. "Red" Davu. Elkland
truck driver, as h* climbed through
a fence, wiis blamH f^r Pomdex-
ter't injury. Tb« hlf b acbool stu-
dent VRs 5tandinc nbntit 10 feel
from the pun ■ahrn It was dla-
chartred.
Three sWers survive, with Mrs.
Bertha Pnlndexter. the youth's
mother. They arc Mrs. B. F. Jonea,
Kansas City; Mr5. 'Carl Jones.
ORdon. Ksn.. and Miss Martha Lee
Polndcxtcr^ «(. home.
Puneral services will be held Bun-
day afternoon at 3.30 o'clock at
Timber Ridse church, near Elkland.
In charge of MrMahan, Marshfteld
undertaker. Interment will follow
In the Timber Ridge cemetenr.
Miss Verna Williams
Weds Mr. Gwynn
An Infornml wcflrtlnK »«» folrmn-
Irert yexUrdity afternoon at 6 o'clock
when MI(Ui,Vwn»-Vll'ain», daughter
of Mr. and Mr*. T. O. Randolph. Col-
\rfp utr^et ronrt. hecume lh» brM^ of
Mr riirforrt Oviynn of thl» rPy.
The iilncle rlns Kervlr* w»» reRrt
by the llrxfrrnrt Dr. Errelt C. Serh-
' Irr «t th" hom» of the brldP«r»>om'e
lirnihrr. .Mi Frrrt Ciw- ■ ti. 1142 TfxnA
nvrntip. In the pre»enrr of k few In-
tlmktp (rlrnrln •nrt rfliHlve« of thr
youriR roiiplr. The bride wore a (town
of biKrk vrlvrt trimmed In cream
point lare and carried a ahraf bou-
qiirt of roap^ and llllea of tha valley.
Jnunrdlauiy" fnllowInK tlie cere-
mony Mr. and Mra. Owynn left for
, TMlaa. Okia , where they are to
\ apend the week. Later they are to
' be at home at 1.143 Texaa avenue.
Miss Pearl Sherrill
H eds Mr. licrnvian i
One of the maiiv Thnnk^clviiic W'l- '
(lliidK »«» Him iir MIM I'rnrl .Sunn. I.
datiKhtar of Mr. and Mr.i. Timothy j
Hli^rrlll. l.'>37 .Smith Kl iDlirnitcli avr- |
niie, to Mr. Martin Ilrrpmnn of Ihl^
rllv.
The vowa «rre reail at hlah n"nn
In the Trinity Lutheran church «iih
the Reverend Mr. Adolph T. Woker
the oftlclant. The bride enleied on the
arm of her brother, Mr. Arthur Sher-
rill. She wa* etUnded by Mra. Ar-
thur BherrtU aa matron of honor and
Misa Irene Erke waa maid Of honor.
Mr. Oeorge Benad attended Mr. Berg-
man aa l>eat man.
Followtrfg the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Bergman left for a two-weeks .
wedding trip afUr which they will \
make their home here. j
Wood-Clark Wedding
Is Announced
Word ha« bam raeaived l>7 Mrs.
Hootar I. walker of IfSl North Jef>
feraoo avaatia, of tba mairlafa of bar
naphaw. Mr^ Jamee M. Wood to M lea
Helen riarVn of M». riemen» MIrh.
Tha caramony waa read laat Wednea*
day evening at the Methodiet Episco-
pal church.
Mr, Wood formerly lived here and
araduated from tha Springfield
Senior Mign achooi. He lat*r attend-
ed Kooc cellega at QalnaTlUe, HI. Mr.
and Mra. Wood will make their futura
home at Pontlar, Mich, after Decem-
y -3 . <
DEATHS
WnxIAM X. MaKBNMA
rnoeral tarvleas for William K. Me-
Kenna. sp, reteran Frlace paaaancer . con-
ductor who lived at MO hforth Campbell
avenue, will be held Ihls afternoon at
S o'clock In tba Iramaculata Ooneaption
Otthollo church, followed by intarment tn
Ct. Mary's cMnetanr. . Tha Haman B.
Lohmeycr funeral home Is In chart* of
arrangements. Mr. MrKenna la survived
by his wife, one »on ajid three daughters.
819
■i^^e
-mil. rHOERB KM/AHrTR CATCtl
S»'
Mr«. Ptio«b« KllMbrlh CaUs. M. o( 1410
t/T* atr^t. dlM In a hospital hert Sat-
urday afternoon after a ihort tllnew.-8b«
U ■urvlvcd b7 b»r husband, O. O. Oatca.
and b? thrM daughter!. Ur». Bthel Harria
and MW rr^da Catet of ffprlnffleldl, aotf
Mra. Lucy McKlnnrjr of Strafford, ru-
nrr*! Mrvlces wtll be held at BasarlUa
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, feUewad
by Interment In the BauTilla Mmetery.
J. W. Kllntner la In charft of arraiiM-
mfnts.
WALTFR URTAVT
nryent. who Jivph in CalirnmiB .«.«
.three brothrr.. ottot and T^S Jr 7^
BUrOKO D. LOCK
ie;fer''.SravVnu*e*"a^r°^i ^J^^^""
^rvlce. W burial JheJ^'' '" *"»•"';
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 2: George W. Sunderwirth, 73, a fantier, died December 1 at his home in Prairie
City, southeast of Butler. His son W. W. Sunderwirth is prosecuting attorney of Bates county.
Page 3: Mrs. Mary Ellen Hamby died.**
Roy Foster Napier died.**
Mrs. Phoebe Elizabeth Cates died.**
Fred Loren Gulley died.**
Page 4: Miss Dorothy O'Bannon and Mr. John Darling were married.**
annon ?
A ^^^^"^ rhtrmtnt Aiitrrh vetfilint
• Otiork •» 'ihf Onict MftlMxlKt'
^akmk la,»^iral(K-Mn, «b*n IDmI
'BoeMby 6'atiiiMir.~';iAuiM«r of Mr. I
••MHiarVlqrtf CBeaaea of BurTkle^l
ber«iBf1hf brirt* of Mr .John THrlInc '
mt Natchra. Mu*.
The etrsmoDT ««• rv»4_ by lh»
lUrtrcnd Dr. w R Dmion'io ihf''
prwiuw •( k Itri* ntimbfr o( rrtcad* j
and rtlatirr* of thr rnunii roiiplr.'
Dm cauKb »M twauuiuiiy decor*t«d
fvltli iera ana •Imlai. The alur wmI
lM«Tily bankrd «1th irt bukrta of'
yellov and «hlt* rhri-unthemuma. I
Mlu XJrorg.K Wnlkrr of Ihln cliv '
pltftd thi prr-nupiUI nnwle »• the
aumts UfvrablMl in ih« rbuixh.
"Oarp la My )lr»it. r>»«r.- -Sowi'
MfMcry o( Lite- and Indian u>vt ,
Can." Mlaa Mary Mnen of Aj>h Oror». •
IMkTlNAiM' >'SM«u<e~' aii^^-Wittibe
file" juat bffor* th» kndat pkriT *«•
)H?* **• .«•"»»«'>• »«»<• Mdon plaiaa
NMMcna'b wfdatac Baren •• um
rhrlile •atered the church tad Ttt a
Wild Row" «»« rrnrifrrd nofilj dut- '
lac the ctrenwiy. MtBdalMoMb^ n-j
iMatlnaal vaa . pljiy cd_foUo!pl)|| ,tht 1
•rmr*. f
I MUa Vtda Eaihrr bt Lrbanoo. Uo..i
I «■• maid of honor. Miu Motlt* Trarj °
el BuXIalo and Mr>. Ralpb Ciouku ol ,
'■iHBiflilfl ww«~-bnd««BaMa. Tbtj
brldt'e lIiUc rouKln, Suranoa O'Nral I
or Ibla city waa noarr (Irl. Mr. Or- '
nek McicaU ol Natcbas, MKa., waai
'beat aian. Mr. Franda Oeddea of :
Xatfhet, Mlu. and Mr. Arthur DnI-
ton o( Buffalo «crr t.«hrr>.
Tba brida antcrvd ih* churrb en
Ihr arm of hrr fithrr. «ho alao gavr .
t\rt la mairiAK^. atii.... ii\4t> ^uw iirtl
la a bridal drra* of old Ivory aailn
jnada prlnrraa atylc alth long clervra'
akirk A laoc o«t bridal veU,
;a|';ii))(«aM'
ai ihi aMea. Th«
•alMwtr , bouquet ol
.the valley.. Ml«
Jiaaee. area |«*al«
ta aa'eaacaibia oi yallow aatia with
Biatrtilnf acraaaorlra.
laliamily toUo^lDt the arvddlng
aa latomal leccpuon. waa
at the hoaa of the brlda'a pA-
,«*ta. lalar Mr. end Mta. Darllns lalt
Ulp aXwr which tbay are
I Maw Jtt lUab?>
rOarilac la a (raau*
r oatlege aaa a Bambcr oX
k aamttf . Mr. Oar*
jinnaiiBa
a aaaatber
ftateraity.-'
I at'tiM veMtac
, iL Oartlag. Mr. Bobart
w and Mr.
ff. an of Natehaa.'MlM.:
MIH Madg* Ttary. Mr. Hrntrhrl Tracy
• nd Mlaa Erthrr lYary, all of Bl.
Louta; Mra. Tbomaa W. Nadtl. Mrs..
Bffle I^nae Sberldaa, Mra. Ralph {
Crooka. Mlaa Ororfla Walkrr. Mlm
narm Ktta#l f«nf«inn *ri<1 Mr. nnri
Mra. Tbamaa P. Andrraon of ihU ntT:
Mr. Jamaa Moora and Mlaa Mary
I tt Aah Qrora. Me.; Mlaa Loulaa
I at Walaut Orove. Mo.: Mlaa {
VeteBMber of liabanoa. and Ur. and
Mrs. t#na OHulI of thU city.-
«1S
I MK8. MAkV ELtCM RAMItT
' Mr.«. Msrr Bll«h HiMby. Ill, died •■rly
vrMrrdty ninrning tnliowinR K long llln#iiM
ni lirr hnnif. Mil Wf«l Lynn utrrrt t\i-
I nertl services wilt be held kt 2.30 o clock
1 W ■ftemoon in th« «. W. Kllnfntr lu*
I iteral ch*p«l tollowtd' by tnUrmtnl Id
Hkielvood etmeury. ^Beitdei h«r -llUt^
band. A. P. Hamby. itie ii lurvlved by
Vjht^followlnf reltUven: Mr. and' Mr*. B.
■HHUiaMUlPlltf Mr* Ed Bristow. Mr and
r Mri.'*yj*Ar Mlmbv, Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
Hamby. Mr. and Mri..M. W. Hamby, Mr
find Mr!> C. B Hambv. Mr. and Mm. J P.
J««fr!«. Mr. and Mri». C B. Po«f. Mr»
^<-lr■•rr( Knttrr. Mrr Mllev Sllllafll. 12
irandrhildrrii Jiid lu itiriil |jri>r.i1c)illrlr'n
} Ol'I.I.V INFAN T
' Fr^d liorrn Oulley. iwo-month-nld «in
o( Mr and Mrit. Joneph L. Oiillrr. died
at hli home at 7M We«t Nicholi Rireet at
, 9 o'riortc Sundav mornlnit foUnvlns a
. brief illnean. He 1* .iiirvlvcd bv hit par-
. eni«. a «Hter. Margarri. and two brotbero. .
, William end Clifton. Funernl ^ervlren *l|l .
! be held at the heme at 3:911 o'etoek Tue«. ;
dav aftrrn>>en. niirlal will be in Ea»t
1 -^ „ ,,„,,,,,,. ,,nrt»r direction W. L.
.SiHI lir M>i;
MOT POHTKR NAriRR
Pov ToMrr Napier, three. year-oH «6n of
Mi muI Mr» huMrt I. Nnpirr. f1i"l fnl
!ii»iiiB dn iPne^^ of pn^iiniHniK ve«irrrtRV
noon K( ihe famllv lionir. IBS4 Nm'h l.vnn
avenue .Funeral iiervicm »lll be held ai
J o rlor<; thU nflernoon *l Bevmour un-
dpr direction of Ihe .1. W. Kllngnrr fii-
nrcul home. B^.lrt" Hi'" parents. "oe
child le mirvlvrd hv two hroiher* and ivin
M-.lcr5.
' MB". niorBF. ri.i7.ABr.Tn rATr.t
tiii)T.tl ■^ric'. fnr Mr' PhTh* Fl'».
b»il> Ctle«. S.^. of Min I,cr vircfi. » ii'.
died In a hoepllal here Saturday atter-
iiooii. aill h» h'ld ai Ban^vllle thin aft^r-
finon »> 2 o dork Biirinl will b» in (he
: BassMir cemelerv under direction of ihr
{ KIngner funeral home. Mr* Catet It tur-
'tved bv her hunband. C. C. Catck. and
! by three daughtrm. Mis* Freda Gate* and
, Mm. Ethel Harrit of Springfield and Mrs
I Lucy HcKlnney of Strafford.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1929 -LEADER
Page 4: Mrs. Mary Ellen Hamby died.**
Roy Foster Napier died.**
Mrs. Phoebe Elizabeth Gates died.**
Fred Loren Gulley died.**
Theodore Rollston died.**
Page 10: Son bom November 28 to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bodanske of Rock Castle
apartments. Mrs. Bodanske before her marriage was Miss Ella Holt of Kansas City.
\
r DEATHS
^*j v"A.^- ;*;;*■ i./ ^-v,' ;rc:.
ioT •«*»» *'*r^»... rf Mr
tosro «.ivigi
t ^ -^-«R liw».rT .------ -
'fssf£X.^'^^XiiJr^i
ar-anc*"""-
^,M<>ee« t*:-:"
! »»t, MMlWe*-
■■»t(-r arid
Tna
a »-
I
T«nr«>»ouc »<nA«T©3«
Y^«a4ara T»l(lJ llail"""*. ^3
.?r;
ta tbe t*»»»tT .
od aktU la to* ran'CT ;
A hratbar. wubmi .
JISS^ KT_..t-f .S'Ljr'IIX^JjrSr >
sao
nx,
Church Wedding
Vfrr lo\rlv *»> IK" PhUrrh »»<!- (
«UM «f MIM Boroihy O Biniion
Jiuihur of Mr. »nd Mw.' ««y*
O-BMiBon of aun«lo. Mo. K» Mr'
JcUn PMlIng i of N«trhrn. MIM.. i
ta«m%«9> •IwrticK.n .1 « "'|e'«l' , •*
[m* Or«ce M«tbo<1l»t fhnrrh In 8'if-
lf«ln. >. " »
The rrrftr.nnt wkr r'r ■. ?.r 'h» Hrv-
■ f r»nd Dr W B nnHon. in Hif prrv
»nr» nf K lurcr numbT nl fri»n<1» ^ftl
i^lml'-r* nf th» Toiinc. '•luP'' Thr
rhiiirh »in n'Wor.inrly rtfrormtfl
•with ffrn» unfl «mili»x. unil th^ »|l«r
«iiii lirnvlly b«n*"1 wi'l' '•'=' 'rt
l.n'krM nf 'rlln-* nii'l •line rhr)i.Mi-
• MiM Ororcl* Wilkff "f thl» rltjr
plnvf'd ihr prr -niipt :»1 iii .«;^ «« Ih'
c«>ti>ta entcrfrt Ihr rniirri). Drrp in
Mv Hfuri, Dcur." 'Swfrt M\«t^ry of
Utt" »nd "ludlin l.ovf Cull ' .M;.«
Mutt Moor* of A"h firov* plBvrl "B*--
ri>«i»r' •ti'l O I'roni;-f .Mr mv' pre-
rrrtlnn ih» »nlr«nrf of llie hrirtil
' ptrtr. MUA Moor* alio plajta .
I^ohengrln « urftrtlng m»rrh »« the
I bride entered the cbureh »nd "To »
' Wlirt Ro»e" Koftly durlnc the eere-
r. ony. Mendelssohn '« rrresslODkl »»x
• plived followlnn the nervlce.
M>« Verta En'hrr of I.eh«non \'.i
MHA iTKld of honor Mi«* ?;. >■
. Tracy of B(i(fa:n inrt Mr«. Ralph
. Cinnkii of lhlr« rity uVre bridesmaid'
A '.\''\r r->i:«in of -iir hn'lr« p.ir.i- '
•^ Neal of th:.« <■••.. -^a^ f;r«rr ^. .
' t^^f 'Orrirlt Melf«lf of K«»rhe». Mfa» . '
' 1 »M ben IUmH and Mr. ^:nl|r:^ l.r.;-
l'««i of HfttoiiN. MIM.. Md Mr. Artbur i
'D*lton.of Buffalo »er» twbeni. j
I The 'bride itiilered the ehiirrh en |
I tbe ertn nf h<<r tathrr. «'ho b1»o |«ve I
: hei III marriaee. be.iullfullr RownMl
In a bridal drena nf old Ivory aatm I
I made prince"* ttyle mlth lone fleevea |
and nill akirl. A lone net bridal veil •
»■«• h'']fl r'.'yff nboit* the h'-nr! ^'.i. n
narrnik band nf orange bloasoma.
itutera at the aide*. Th« ,
ro«ea and llllea of the ralley Mlm I
lea. '
i' matehlnc acceiaor
■■" Imaie<Uatel/ after the inarrU«e ,
reremony an Informal reception w«»
held al the home of the hrirt' « pnr-
rrr^. Ir>.rr In tlip erenini M' nnrt
Mr» n.irlins Irf fr.r r, ."m't <'t:> »(•/■-
j Wblrh they mill m«kr their fn'ure
I home at Naahvllle. Tenn. Mrs. Der- i
Iln< I* a cracliiate of nriirv roliese
I and a member of pie SeU T«ii Alpha ;
«nrorl»v Mr Purllrc al.o -■•rntfed
nnirv ro:ir.-e ,rrl ;a'rr <"hi- nc^ linl- I
derail?. He l» a meinljer oj ISie Kappa
AJpba fraternity
fj{5l^|fc**;j»v^. ««?«» •»
^. MN.-iLM. OntlBic.
nr.bert Darllne. ft-«nrl« Oeddea and
Orrlek Mrtcalf all of Natrhrz. M:m
[ ana Waa TitherTVapT. alT ©rir'
LmiU. Uia. Tbomaa W. Hada:. Mra.
' Bfne Lamar SherMait, Mra. Balpb
Crooka. Mlaa 0«»fl« W«U»r.. Ulaa
Clara Ethel Langatan. Mr. and Wra.
• Tboma* p. AndenoB and. Mr. and
' Mra. Lynn O'Neal all of thia elty. Mr .
Jamea Moore and Mlaa Marry Monre
\» *^J»«>»»- **», aod.Mlaa Vedai
iKtther of Lebannh.''lllo.
1^
I
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2: Fred Loran Gulley died.**
Page 4: Miss Zella Crenshaw and Mr. Carl Zapa are engaged to marry.**
Page 12: Paul Howard Anderson sues to divorce Jessie May Anderson. The husband, a
minor, sues through a next friend Thomas J. Anderson. They were married August 19, 1929, at
Ozark. He says she has been married and divorced twice before.
DEATHS
I^iatrkl .aarrloM for ttatf t«r«n
■trtl .aorrloM for TnA Vvnn Oullay.
OuU(
U OuL-,
be held thIa aflernoon at the reitdcnce at
1:30 o'clock. foUow*d bf burial In Kaat
L«vn femetery under the direction of W.
L. eiariie Kroldea th» parenta, two
brothrra. Winiam and Clllton. and a ais-
les. U«ia«.(;, .'.urv'.T ■'"be rhild died
Sunday
Zella Crenshaw-
To Be Married-^-
Mr anrt Mrs nirk W rrprrhnTr nf
»jo Moliiiiiii Blrret. hnve annoiliicecl
tlif eiigagrment «f their daURliter
Mlaa ZelU Crrnahaw, to Mr. Carl Zaps
of Oklahoma City. Okla. The mar-
riage la to Uke place aometlme m
the near future.
Mate Kept Secret
Other .Marriasres,
Youth Says, Suins:
Pertaring that ahe had concealed
froa talm iictU after their marriaee
UM tact that ahe had been married '
aad IdhvMed ' twice before. Paul
Howard Anderaon yesterday filed
atiJt for. divorce from Jensie May
' Tb* htvtiaod. betnc a minor, nies
throofb Thomac J. Anderson, a next
P^Bt «lio«Btiargea that the inaUia ,
;«poa mmlaf around and^e^lectlng '
' ber beow tfutlea. He further de-
darea la hla petition that she had
tnttltd 'fabn great chagrin on ae-
couBt at ber drinking. The eeuple j
•" aa married at Owirk. Aiiruaf IB. '
;,i»,. and acparavcd N«rember 23. j
811
When His Wife
Flays Drinking
I DECAUU her hiuteiid *1uiil made
A pMk known ^^Itome brvv'.**
I while iti't h»d jone to her mother's
! for • vUll three months ■(ter thev
were married, and l)ec«us« he told
h«r •!!• wma^'too <Uunn nice" when
(he complained of his actions upon
her return. Mm.. Ida Head Howrll
dlvorcf.
. outer allegmUona are that Howell
"wa« critical of his wlfrs rcflnr-
I ment and made sport of her when
I aba ezprevK^l * deelre for a home
In a neighborhood »here refined
I and wholesome conditions offered
aoBMthlng ■ beaMe ■<lnidtet7 and
penury,'
I Orrle Gray. surlnR his wife for
! divorce, today ehurped thst she
: "has (or , the past several years
' shown a peculiar fondness for other
i men." He seeks divorce from Minnie
Gray and the cuslody of iheir chil-
•.Owltaw. », and
rieO^yneT*-
MARRIAGE LICENRE.S
Charley Ball, 21. " of"" Baxlrr
Sprlnira, and Thelm* Hrrrelwin. 19.
^t Galena; Charles Stone. 39. of
Cambridge. Mrm.. and Beulah Mae
Long, 39. of Sprlngflrld: and John'
Hamm, 47 and Carrie M. Vl«*«k,
ao. both of St. LouU. The aecond '
couple wad miirrird at the Grrmr
rnwniy roiirl lioiisr b\ .luds'" J W.
TIppin ycsterdny.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1929 -LEADER
Page 4: There is a photo of and an article about George W. Young and his three sons
Earnest J. Young, Joe E. Young, and CHfton J. Young.**
Page 6: Births reported.**
Page 7: Thomas L. Lester was iciiled.**
Page 10: There is an article about Indian mounds.**
Page 14: Miss Zella Crenshaw and Mr. Carl Zaps are engaged to marry.**
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Jackson will celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.**
Miss Dorothy Stella McCrory and Mr. Robert Stanley Bean are engaged to
marry.'
Page 15: Miss Althear Hunt and Mr. Thomas W. Nix were married.**
Page 16: Marriage licenses issued.**
ifaMAMdated wlUi Uai Ja.bi
'aanr.' aaeri* W. ^•tDEii'^a
—tytaitt »(«// rkol*.
I, hu been la
Divlac tb|it
at TarVn* timea In bis company
Ut. Voun* U a* I'- •» »'*5
early history of tha n«wn)ap«r«na
prtnUnf butlneas in Bprtnefleld aa
Is any other person. He was bom to
this CJiy and wurkod wlim Jll^t a
boy as printer on the eurly new«-
, papers here. Mr. \tun« has spent
his enll.'e life here except three
; j-ean when he was publUher of a
lirAT>;ir'''' I" For'rih _
. The println« company of which 1 j|4^iil..OUa.
Mr YoiinK 1» h»«d wns nr^nnlred 33 |
irars ngo. It »m known aa the .
1 Oeorge I'oung Printinf company
„nd wR-s on roonvllle hill The name ^
of the co'icirn wns changed three
. years ago when W. C Stone bought |
■ nn inlrresl In the b>i>.lneNS. .
Mr. Young wm a member of the i
' Chamber of Commerce committee I
.Ii'i li r." 1 •'• "•• '1 .••'•?' ■■■•■
annual inaiiuUclurers rxiK«»lu)» so ^
Ism lin isf iiilT in connection wWi
that, he Is proud of Ihe f»cl that
for 30 year* be has booated Spvirik- I
field privlMrt^ with the Mrvan. "Buv
I Springfield Producls — 3ome M«r-
I chants and Home Manufacttned
' Goods '■
Mr Voiinc hnv flvf ~ir.s jr.d one
.iftURlitrr Tlir .vii.5 «hi. are cnn-
necled with hi-. b'i<-iiiess «r' Clifton
, J., who Is treasurer and l)ooltkeeper:
Joe E., torentao of the preu room
■iM^^amest J., asdstant fareman.
^Is Mett too. OnrUIe. f onneriy >
3iMr%U& the pitetfov I
mt».. whsra ha l« ooemectad With %]
uawapaper. Tlie etber soo. Lea T., :
la In Parsons. Kan, where he is
1 1 dUtxict mana«er of the Interna- 1
I tional Harr^ter company. The '
daughter ;s Mr- F-" C. Velrs of
BIRTHS I
•T»<1
Un F K Kepner of 035 '
aooounca tu* ouu. u*
datigibter In iha Bprlrgflild B«l»-
lad Mra. lUjhrt: n.ot;> '
Waavrr »tr»»t. annount* tlv
t • 6MMgt\ttT at their homv
•. Mr. Tborp l» a city flre-
t atAtlon nun Ler .■• '
ttr.
■oath
Mrth
«aa
THE WASTEBASKJST
Into whuh jiro olton tossed thiiiK'« well worth while.
'The followlnc excerpts are found
In an early history o( Pulaiki coun-
ty piihltshH In 1889:
I U nuipwqua mounda all over Uia
|4j|gDaV«( VulMkl eounty w«r« poat-
1 ttrt proof of the settlement of that
I ancient people known «• Moiiiul
Hiilldrt^ uilluii liiT IxiTilrrf., It roiild
b» mfely aald that her territory was
oner f!rii<rlv pr>p\ilii?: Itirrr innimd*
were very litick. aiul i-lrurly uiiiii-
elal. and atac indicated great ane,
r\>u <ni]\ •.!•; 1MJ9. nhrn ril^hn
ClirlMr.vm Hiul lil.N l.oiill- r;inir. iil-
thoiiRl) iimsl of thrni ««• now Irvcl- j
ed bv r hulf crnturv i4 plowliiK I
... .
Ttirrc has hrrn nlway.\ roiikldrr- ]
I Hblr iiw-lrrv uLxiiit llii- Minuiid.s of I
the Ozarks and tome of them are j
being pretcrved for future reference
imf an Invritttator. who hw sivrn ;
, Uli mattw much thoushl and haa
due tato many of the mound<i. de*
Clare* that thef were built by '
ffnphrni Knd contain nnthlnir when
explored They are different from j
the moundi near 8t. Louis.
• • •
The PulaaU county hlatory sayi:
Amonc the Indiana, who were the
chief frequenterj of what li now
Pula«ki CiMitiiv IM tlir rir.si anil vv-
I'tlll llri ., ;■ V . I llllr I f lihll , \M i I III.
I.K k.i;.,"-, « >,.iK' - .,\. I i :■ .
through on hunting ex*
I rurnlons The nrnrcsl \l1lnKr> was
I on the OHaicr river, wlirri* ■'Unrlr
Jered" Cl.ruii.<iun tiuiira \miii ui
g«Te thing* to them. He alao r«*
memlxrs Having ulicn M*cn Chli-f
Mimde whose headqiiartent were at
HpilnRllrld Iht ii:i!> Iki.Ii.i liixi
through the county paaaed from
Little Plney. through Wa>-ne8vme«
;irrvri;t s!|c nu't ilitl r,f Hit rl let t ".n
UUl paat ilie - old CulUornlA
KOuae." an old Inn. on to Chief
Mtmelt't headquarwcra. being what
afterrardK became the "Old 8f
I Loula and Sprtnglleld ruad. '
' • • •
;TI)e Klckap4X> Indl&ju canie to
Qreene county from Peoria. lU., and
were a friendly and peaceable trlbe^
Klfkajxxi nvptiue In nRrned In their
honor. Mr*. Ruth Oven onoa wrote
iin MrtU'lr Hbtnit Ihr K!ckapuo« she
I.I.I u wi.iili .iiiiitiUd i.<ii..-.ultiabli'
atteotlcn. The old St. Louis road
has now become 8t Louis street. "I
r^mcnibfr ■■ snifl the old man.
"wlirn It WR« P» Louis road frnm
liolllson 8trr«-t r>>11lsnn N-Ing the
CMtern Umlit of the cuy. It was
if'l old enough at the time to know
ijhy but the rity council Juki before
lljc civil war would not Issue a
ni<>on license but the coimty wookL
T>ir fliv ind two «n toons thfw oiip
■ I. i ■l'.l'.U''''g-
MADDENED BUL
ONE-TIME n^
I WS8T PLAINS. Dao.
.ivunty frtenda bava Ju«i racalvta
' iMwa of the rwsent tragic death g^^
momaa U hmm, fonaat'Wattwmg
nwident and •chool teacher CC FMMr ■•
Vallay. who waa klllaU by uf^ngdi;
buU on ht» farm near Soimyaa^"
Wash. ^ .„'i^i'
Mr. liMier was found d««d aoaut T
o.-i.M k 111 tiip rvrnitTK. b? nelgbbora
«li.. wire i-niiril In lo'Iirlp »e»rch r«V
nun vibrii lir (o.V-A «.^ return to hia
hoiiif . Me bad purcha»tiU ib« bull
Biid brought him home that altar*
noon, and It U believed that tha ani-
mal chargad bim when Lastar want
to Irrd hiin. I>f»f»ri> cheat was
iriivhra uiul .xr jkr.!.;.!') dird aJmort
iiuuntly.
^MnniAr.F iirrvsrs
(liatliv Hf*;; I'l n:iMrr r.|i:ir.i.M
Ktii.. Blul Mi:.s Tlirlina llnrirlsoi;.
' 19. Oalen*! Knn.
. Cii!! ]I.i:kI.s. 18. SpiiiiKlii'M. n>'<l
I Miss Orabelle Keller. 18, Sparta. Mo.
CharIeK Stone, 39, Cambridge.
M.T.< 8iid Mh.^ n<"ilflh Mn" f.ontr
M, Springfield, married at the courl-
hoijse by County Judpe J. W. Tip-
pin.
John Bamm. 47, and Miv Carrie
M. Vla-ssk. 20. b'>th of St. Louis,,
_ marrird n' 'hr ci .. ;mou.«c by Count ;•
• Judge J. W. Tippln
813
! Mr* r.'irn Cimpbrll Hnd diURhU>r».
' M^rsiiTiir und cmhrrlnr. will l»«v»
■ riiN rvriiiiiR to attviid the Boldrii
I vrddinc ■nnlvtraary of Mr*. Camp-
I'fll < pnrn l». Mr »r>»1 Mr* W O
iJackaon of FolrplAjr^M^
1.(4
^^tJtS%i%*U% ». Wtini Of W«
WMt MncJIton iilre«t unnoiince U|r
Burrtas* of Uitlr dAughMr. Ml*« A).
th»»r Hunt, to Mr. Thonifx W Ni«
■on .•( Ml l.!!!! Ml" J""" "• "^'^ *''
•b.16 W»« Mmiiil Vrnion Hrwot
-;•;,,,,, , »,.■ I. .Ill l>> llm U' • -
itrrnd Or. O. W. «fooa«M of Aurora.
I Mo. at hl» lionu" Hovrnibrr 1» ^'f
..ti.l Mrv cHlli Ii..Klii.tl <-r Mai:.. II
\lllr. No. »rf« tha atlpmliint"
Mr. and MT«. Nil are at Home »t
tM Wwrt llmin* Vemon Btr»«t.
Engaged
Ml Miul M- l»..>iri> r Kt CinrT nf
lejO Noitli H'ltihnxiii ii.rii;.r. iMvr
MUKHino^ th* tngagMowit ot MtU
f'l.'irhirr. Ml«« OrtrothT flfMU Mo-
Cl'if, to Ml K.il.rl' .Sni'l^v Unil
'Oil i.f M: III,.. .\I|v ;. I... I.:, of
;i..l.S Wi.sl .Mmm. ...11 -•;•>' I: r .'n;*?-
ri«Kf will takr plire •oinc time the
tail of till* iiioiuli.
}
■■^-■-.^ ,-*,.
Mr. and Mra." t>Jflc« W. rrrnahtw
♦ 10 Molmaii •irrcf hmr unnniinrrri
I iht •ot«c«m«at of ibtu daughur.
iMla* z^tu Cr«iikhaw." io MK enM
'r.apa of Oklahoma City. OKIa. Thf
' aftrr the hniidaya.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Page 1: S. R. Rader was killed.**
Marriage license: Carl Hargis, 18, of Springfield and Orabell Keller, 18, of
Sparta.
Page 2: Mrs. Mattie E. Treon died.**
Mrs. Nancy Wingo died.**
Page 4: Miss Dorothy Stella McCrory and Mr. Robert Stanley Bean are engaged to
marry.**
Miss Althear Hunt and Mr. Thomas W. Nix were married.**
Page 6: Moses Jabed died.**
Page 7: A son Jack Wilson was bom yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Wilson, 463 East
Elm street.
Dorothy McCrory
To IVi'd Mr. Bean >
Mr. and Mrs. Rotjert C McCrory,
1820 North Robberson avfniie. have
announced the engagement of their
clHiiRhtor. M1.S.S Dorothy Sfolla Mc-
I'lmj 1.1 Ml. U'lLtil .S".u:.:ty !)'i:'.
, bun of Mr. and Mrs. Joliii Bean. 1035
West Madison etrrct. Tlie niarrlnRe
' J» to toko place some time during
■ tills month.
[Miss Althear Hunt
! Weds Mr. Nix
' Mr niifl Mm C:hnrlrn K. Hunt. 908
I We.st MadlHon Btrret. have announced
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
I Alihrnr Hunt, fo Mr. Thnmai W. NIx.
; snn of Mr nnd Mr^. John 11 Nix,
936 WeM Mount Vernon street, on
November 15.
The ceremony wa« 'performed by
the Reverend Dr. O. W. Woodard of ',
Aurora, Mo., at hi* home. Mr. and
Mm OII.1 lockhart of Marlonvllle,
Mo., were the only attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. Nix are at home at
!)30 Wrst Mniinf Vrrnon ."Street.
DEATHS
MRU. >fATTir E. TRION
Mrs Mattu E. Trron died at 6 oclofk
last night In ilie homf of hfr son. Oeorgf
O. Trron. 747 West Turner etreet. Beildea
Ihr Ron at whosr home she died, she ti
•urvived by the following •cm and daugh>
t«ra: Robert W. Treon of Ariaona: Howard
F. Treon. El Paso. Texaa; Jeaee O. Treon.
RIcharda. Colo.; Elmer L. Treon. Tumaa.
Ariz.: Mrs. Stella Mulllnga and Mrs. Effle
Oaddy. both of Fair Orove, Mo. Funeral
arrangements are Incomplete but interment
will be In Union Orove cemeterv. 30 miles
iinrfh nf MprlnRflf Id. iindrr direction of
ihe KlInKPrr funeral home. |
MRS. NANCY WINGO I
Mrs. Nancv Wlngo, $!>, died at 8 o'clock
last night at the Mary E. Wilson home.
She Is survived by two sons. I. W. Wlngo j
of Fair Orove. primtpal of the Elkland >
school, and W. W. Wlngo of Jefferson |
City, and several grandchildren here.
Funeral arrang^mrnts have not been com-j
pi.,.^.1 K,.t v,..riTi n-'ll he (n Pteisanl Rldee
cemetery, three miles noilheast ol >air
Orove.
8H
S. Li Rader, Formerly At-
tached to Springfield '^Of-
fice,; Suffers Crushed Skull
In Highway Accident
s.
5talr
H
Radrr. 40.
auio
t
kilird rii ;.
Of MarshflPld.
llrni^f liasfKTior. was
r,; r.iclit :ihcn his mo- !
lor car iallpd to make a sharp turn
on U. 8. hlRhnav fio. 40 nfar Kan- ,
sas City.. Rader wa? alone In the
car. I-.,-....-, =.,„]
A farmrr llvlnR nearby heard the '
crash and hurried to the overturned
car.- -Rader was' (trail however, be-
fore anyone reached him. He suf-
fered r' fractured skull. Dr. C. E ,
Krlmmlnger. a depulr coroner, said
last night. The car carried offi-
cial state license No. 107.
, ♦ ^ _ +
I BORN AT MARSIIFIELD
; ♦- H ♦
i Rader. who wa.s born and reared
In the Marshfleld territory. !« well
known In the central' ' Missouri
dy.arks rcRlon. For many yearti he
covered a wide territory as a sales- ■
man for a Sprlncfleld wholesale
Rrorery company.
Since his appointment to the
stale automobile license bureau by
Charles U. Becker, secretary of
slate. Rader has worked In various
Mctlons of the *«te.' He , was con- ;
nected with the office here during
the nish season last »pr|r<g. , » a •. '
Radrr •: tnr\ jvrrl hv !'!^ n:!'p, fliT^'i
daudhter. Orine. l.S. a student in Hie
Marshfleld hlKh school. He ,1« »;
I cmi.<iin of I. \V. Radi r. of Marsh-
I field, collector of Wet>sier county.
Funeral arraneemeni-^ were In-
complete last night, but burial will.
be at Marshfleld.
^M
IN STORE HERE, ^
lES^UDDENLY!
Strlekm in a Weat AiUntlc iitreet
"" fe» «•• dteplaylnc.bU,
IMS Jabtd. booM-to* j
ta a W. L. Btame kinbu- ]
laiM^«hll» «i tiM m*j to * boapltal. j
dn« to * cerebral >
according to Dr. 8. P.
Mo liM|UMt wUl ba bdtt. j
Br. Mtirray C. Stone, county coroner,
•aid lut eight.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1929 -LEADER
Page 2: Marriage license in Lawrence county issued to Lawrence Homecker of
Indianapolis, Ind., and Frances P. Ogden of Springfield.
Page 5: Mrs. Mattie E. Treon died.**
Mrs. Nancy Wingo died.**
Stephen A. Anthis died.**
Mrs. Mary Housen died.**
Samuel Blackburn Woods died.**
Mrs. Mary E. Snider died.**
Miss Gertrude B.Billafch died.** [Billasch?]
f^'tt^wrt'^
Mr», MiUle F Tr»<»n dl"l T<»»«1»t
r\inlnC at th» lM>«i« af bet len. 0««rt«
O. TfMQ af 1*^ W««t T«rm| itraat. Olber
*«inii and dtmht^rt »ha luvvi** ara Rubirl
>« Tr»«n el Arl>ona, Ha**rd r. al Et
r«««. T»««». 3**n» r of Hlrh»rd«. Col :
ri-iiT n. of ^ min. Anr «iii1 Mrs BIrllA
M'lllineK •nrt Mrt rit\r n«<1(lT. hoth nf
rtxt Orn<r. Mo. Burial »ill hr In Union
nrn*« rrmrlerT. 11 mllea nnrlh nf SprlBf"
tirld. In (hari* oC J. W. Kllninec.
MB*. NAWtt WIKHO "l
Mr« N»nr» Winio. IS. di»d Tii»»<1iy i
niihi at tba Mary B. WiUea haina. IM I
»«rih Main ••■'nu* Bht 1» aurrlT^d br
t*e ion*. I. W Winca el Fair Or»i*.
ptinripal e( lb* Klkland. crhifcl. and W. ,
W Winra e( J'tTeneo niy. and aevaral '
frandchilrtren here Ioterii\»nl WTII he .
in tiM Pteaiant RMf* remrterx, there '
m»l»« n«r*hfatt fcf Fair Oro»» J. W
Kllnrn^r l» In rhant» nf arr»nt»mrni|
KnUfml (»i •!<■'• » 111 b» li'l'* •' ' «'rl<wl
Tngrtday ■.'irnioon In tn* Mrthoditi
thiirrh al Fair Oro?». •
815
V I I I Ml N * ^ \ I H I ^
f^ifBhrn A. Anini*. T«i. di»<l •• hU homr
t« MI C«ll»f» •»»nii» nttt in^tr- B* l»
Mr AnUilt np»r«lf<l > itorrij »lor»'»l
MI Oolkf* iTtnu*. J. W. Kllnrtar U IB'
fli»r«» rf fiiiiffil nrfunf^mrnu.
M» l» iumv^d bv lbr»f »m»r«. Utt. •m-
ni« Pn'f'r •nil %U' H* n»'il nf Kprlnr-
<l»l<1. trd Mt« *iiii« ^»ttll•c^n nf Araiilr.
\v«»li., unl on» brother. Mifi Anthi« of .
fprlntfl'lrt riin»r«l »rvlre« will b» h>l<l I
fh«p-l. »-<iA h\iri«l »lfl b» in Or»»nl«**
t»mft»ry. '
•itrnKtg at 4 arrlMk
KitrnKtg at 4 tfttfttt at W* >••«• •*J?
Mr. M.rv F Bni-Lr. «« '^".IJ' J' .^
orlock io<l»r ki hfr hnmf. Mf** Nnrtn
Br««4»»T •v#nu.. j8Uo»ini • >•"«"'»« "'•
n»< llh« I* ««r»lvr<l h» h»r »'«••'•"''■ "^
K llnldfr. I»« »ii>wr.. Mri. «•«'• **•"
•n<1 Mr*. B«lll» UU«n, fl*» ^"f- Jl^i
K'rmll. n»»». rirl and *•"•''•"',
RnriMfMd. fimer-l •rf»nt»ni»BU arr in-
rrmMfrr undfr fh» rtirfrtion «f Klln«nrr
UndcfUUof ceaptny.
KIM OMMTivD^n. ■•y^JC" „,.
Word hi» been ree^red b«r« of »•
d(t(ti at MIW Q«rtra4« B. BUtalch at^
- -■ - ii U»«dT« Bprlntftold «BtQ
Bllltlch
ii«arlT
on" »op.- C. ,r Hlofkburn. on« dBughter,
Mr«. •.' a. Whiu. of lm»#p*nd'ne*, KA«.,
• nd eno brothtr. D. O Bl«r<h im. nf
Mount V»rnon. Mo. r>in»r»l »»r»Jr»* •t"
kt »««« md«v •d'-'l.non •( 3 .10 n . l". k
ti ih* Ahra Uihm»»»r funer »l hom*. P»ll- 1
Viir*ri will b» Afl n»t*r. Dr. H T. P»««.
r.- coov .tA|.„ HI' lof. r rr ii.tt
■ nd II A P'nr'i I h» R»-.'i<-i'«1 Willl»m ,
MaiufMM and Ih* Rfvtraiid Corona Brut* I
•III ftftlrMt*. I
«ii wtoki tto. an* ••• wnploirod "V* •♦
thf 8l«>er Druf n)mp«ny. 8h« l»„«"!.-
\H'd bf h»r p»r»niv Mr. •nd Mrt. W. C.
H.IIXch. lormfrly ol Bprlnfflfld. but now I
ot r«lrbar»; «wo »liitrri. Mri. A. A ."w>i»
o( P.ltbury. oBd Mri WlUlam Pow»U of
Trprkt Kin ; two brrthfr*. Frfd w n( ,
H'brr, Nfb . tnd O<'ors» H of P«lrbur».
funfril _3»rviff« will b« »l r«lU CH>.
M»b . 0» Thuf id«T.
\|R>. .M\n» HOI tlN
M>». M»ry Mft'iwn. 93. mM* nt Ch«rleT ■
Jl'.iofn rtird •' I •" l"i« mi'fnlng »l h'r
horn., IM W'ol Hm 'ir^l. »"" • 'J^ ,
i»rlD| UliMM. Bb* U »unl»«d or »»«
hii«h*nd ind Uiri-* broih»r«. J«me* Oro»»i i
or Hprioglirld. and Prrd ond John Oio»»>
run»t»l VrvlfM will bt h«ld M lh» Blarn-
Mnrtini'- Jin»t nfiTiiocin at 7 1" "nil
int-rfn«nt »lll b» In tir»riil««n ffmrlerj
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5,1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Herbert L. Clough sues to divorce Eva I. Clough. They were married November
1 8, 1 9 1 6, at Port Henry, New York.
Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 3: Mrs. Nancy Wingo died.**
Stephen A. Anthis died.**
Mrs. Mary Housen died.**
Samuel Blackburn Woods died.**
Mrs. Mary E. Snider died.**
Page 5: Stephen A. Anthis died.**
Page 13: Card of thanks.**
Page 14: S. R. Rader died.**
DEATHS
MWA. NANCT WrNOO
Punrral ofrvicc* lor Mr*, rfancy Wlnc".
fl^. who died Tumday alternoon at tttr
Mary K. WlUon homr. will br hrld at 1
o'clock this afternoon In the Methodist
church at Fair Orove. fofllowed by Inter-
ment In Pleaaant Rldfc cemetery three
mllfa northeast of there. 8he U survived
by two toun.
RTEPREN A. ANTHIS
PuneraJ aervlcea for JBtephen A. Anthis.
I 70. who died at hla home at 761 ColleKC
Atrrrt early yritrrrtav will be held Ihi.^
AfternooM at 2 orlock al the Klltixnrr
funeral home, followed by burial In cirern-
lawn cemetery. He la survived by his
wiff, thrre ulsters and one brother.
HAMVr.t. m.ArKBI'RN WOODK
Fiinrml nrrvlrrs for .Saiiiiirl iilnrkhiirii
WotxJs. 67, »ho dird early yr.strrday rncirii-
ln( at hia home at 003 South avenue,
will be held Friday afternoon al 1 30
(irlofk at the Alma LiOhmeyrr funernl
home. He 1.^ .sueilvcl by Ihr uldow.
one son and one dauKblrr.
MRS. MARY E. KNinF.R
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E. Sni-
der. 48. who died at noon ycsicrday in
iier home, HOB North Broadway ' aveniir
fnllowlni a llnRerlng Illness, will be held
I at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon In the
' Grant Avenue Baptist church. Interment
{, will be in GrrenlBwn crmkery under di-
(j rectlon of the Kllngner Undertaking
, company. Mrs. Snider i% Rurvlved by hrr
husband. B. E. Snider; two »l.<»ters Mrs
; Mamie May and Mr^. Hallle Milan iive
, %ons. Byron. Kermit. Hale, Carl and Wal-
" lace, all of Springfirld.
sab
1
DESATHKHOME
■ '
Stephen Anthis, 70, Member
Ofil. 0. 0. F. Lodge More
I Than 40 Years
St^phfn A. AnthiK. 70. died wt hU
homaj at 761 ColleKC strMt rarly
yrRtrfday. Mr. AnthL^ operat«l a
(troccry store at 763 CollcRe slrret
and had bf>en In Ihp grocery bu»l-
neK5 In SprlngXleld for the paat 25
years; He had N^n a member of
I. O. iO. F. Ifxico for 40 \riKTr. and a-
member of KnlghtA and Ladir.<; of
Seco^tjr for 35 years. He was also
a member of the Central Christian I
church. J. W; Kllnirner Is In charge ■
of funeral arranfcemrnta. I
, Hei Is survived by three sL^ters.
I Mrs. I Emma Potter and Mrs. Ida <
Reed! of Springfield, and Mrs. Anna '■
Fergyson of Seattle. Wa.'«h . and one
brother. Mart Anthts of Springfield.
Funq-al services will be held this
j afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Kllng-
I ner chapel and burial will be in the :
j Oreenlawn cemetery. R. L. Potter. .
I C. O^ Potter, Paul C. Potter.
T>awrence Potter. A. C. Potter. Carl .
".,;;. r. L A Potter. Stevf* Potter..
Cyrus Potter, Ralph Potter. Mix
Potte^ and B\id Pott.er. all nephews
of fhf rirreased. will act «.<< pall-
bearer.";.
FUieAlfRIDAY
'i
Services to Be Conducted at
, Marshfield for S. R.
Rader,
Funeral services for 8. R. Rader,
Of Marshfield, state auto license in-
spector, who was killed in an auto
accident on highway No. 40 near
Kansas City Tuesday evening, will
be held at the Marshfield M E.
church at 1:30 o'clock Friday after-
noon.
The boc^ was returned to Marsh-
field Ia.st night by two brothers, H,
M. and Ed Rader of Marshfield.
ilurlal will be made In the Marsh-
field cemetery under direction of the
McMahan funeral home.
^' Mr." Rader, who was well known
Ih the central Onrks reclon, la sur*
Tired by his wife, a daugtater. Orlner
his stepmother, Mrs. Christine Ra-
der; a sister, Mrs. Barbara Davla, an
of Marshfield; and four brothers, td
and H. M. Rader, bflth of Marsh-
field. J. B. Rader. of Tulsa. Okla.,
and Mike Rader of Nebraska.
I
I-4AIIDS OF THANKS. IM MIMOIIUM
10 MMit a W««.
I .MARRIAGE LICENSES
'I Herb^rf r. Matthe'STs. Archie. Mo,
and Wanda J. Rea, 13. of Sprung-
field; and Fred Butter, 31. of Fair
Grove, and Ethel Ale.xander, 17 of
' Strafford.
CARD or THANKfl
W* drilre to lliink our nrlrtlibora and
(rlrnd* lor the klnclne» thown u< In the
lime of our bermvrmrnt and (or the
beiutltui florel o(rerln|e at the luneral
of nur Invrd nnr. Lucjr 4- Bledtoe.
HERSHEL 8. BLJCD80K
AND CUILDRKN.
MRS. MARY nOl SK.N
Puneral services for Mary E. Hou.^rn.
63. wife of Cbarles Housen. . who died
early yesterday morning at her home at |
908 Katt Elm ttrett. will be held Friday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock In the Starne
mortuary, followed by burial in Green- '
lawn cemetery. She is survived by her
husband and three brothers.' ,
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: Roy Nelson died.**
Gilbert L. Hail died.**
Page 2: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 14: Stephen A. Anthis died.**
Mrs.Mary E. Housen died.**
Mrs. Mary E. Snider died.**
Mrs. Nancy Wingo died.**
Mrs. J. F. Foster died.**
Samuel Blackburn Woods died.**
8an
Mrs. Sarah C. Burns died.**
Mrs. Elmyra Baughman died.**
Walter Bryant died.**
Page 15: Card of thanics.**
Page 16- Miss Katharyn Hickman and Mr. Guy Martin were married.**
Mr and Mrs William G. Jackson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.
^Roy Nelson Dies;
'as Tomato King
Of Qzarks Region
LJVi
I In 111 Health for ScviirtT
Years. He Pics of Heart
Disease
Roy Nelion. 4«. of Manliftol4. ooa
o( ttia moat wtdcly known and ad-
mlr(^l men In nil th» Omrka. usd
Uie Jlr^l■ one \a ir.nkf « Ktirrew "f j
t<nii*to-cannlnk nn » Urg» acsJe,
died al ihe Biiisf li'iNiiCa; hrrr a*. '
11 :n o'riock UiU mornlnc of heart
disewe. Mr. Netaoo had been in
iha hoepiui (or about two and •
half week*, and had be«n tn falUat
b«^tb lor levcral yemra.
Ha N'aa on* et Ut» moat pronl-
nenk ionukto frovcn and eaoaeta lo
rvitithwpKt MivvMiii. and during the
rovrr II lanre area wlin hU Indus-
trie.
Hnw He Ktertsd
Mr. Nelson waa bocq In Bedlord
County. P«nnavUranli
mid hurt not miv«rd a'fcndins Pun-
day Krhool for :iT vr«r« Evrn
while In the hospital here. he.
Insljtlrd on cetMne tip and rolnii to.
pn.'st :\t'o SunM.4*. ni ::..:.;* I' .r.r.s
:\r ■ irfir of h;' l.'r. wh^r'-vfr he
miKht br tiavcllnc. he »;««ys .«tf<p-
prrt r.\rr Siindnv and attcndrd Sun> i
d«y ."chool, «lirrfvrr he »«.^. ,
tV»* Fulr DMler
Mr •} ^'. n «r. th*" *a-7*--' ro!*'.',h':-
•r .;-. 'Iir biilri;pc "f '»■ Mr'i''-
rti-.l rtiiirrh iit M»r«htirlrt
T- . -.T.rl ':vT ll ■ « :,-"-s.T in bu.i- ■
inr<.> \i,< .a:i:r,\ n ,. .■.« f»ime?vj :
'and pc.'iTniltv with rt'trfl*'? «Tnwer«>'
'wlUi whom he had draUna. He Unl
n)?rpr<l upon t-.iMi 1:;i ..:iim.|.- :i-
the op«ii.n>; ',t ■•"■ , 1: ■
' year proved a good and prodtHble
one. ho r*ld 'hp prowera pries ac- ,
> ava^ ttoigK these wen-
Ml Nelvin ne»er «r>pnt muet)
flmo outatd* bU hnr.u-taiiJ. tht- ,
C)7iik-. hi!!- ni ',..■.■ •, ir- - • rf »>■<
Iwallli liMs bi «'ii I,i....>. ^'Li-.v.:.!:; .
: have aent him to CalifoniU and <
r<-.r!f:.i !vi' • \r-
}'.•: ttr<: ^:irlc
U«e. apd fJftlitiP.^
ITp wrnt home
..II'- r-ill Irrin,
niiMuijiircd (Hal lie |,i.i.. >.t .'.r
not nit out 9>r an education
iDd
N«t-^
never retuAtW to achooL Inrt—d.
bo l^an tomato-fannlne on a tana
of hla father^ near Marahfleld.
At about the time he caaio home
from school th^ M«r»hfleld eanninc
' factory was started. Two or three ;
1 years later, while K was sUll operat- ;
1. ir but with a riLtappotntlnK lack of
.furress. Roy Nelson bouiht an In-
lere.<t In it. Under his direction. It
itrmrdiBtrlv brcKn to procrew. «nd
»il>in a .•■horl timr th"" bl]Slne^< fx-
. panded and other lactorles were ^
' r.«atU«hed. i
I ArllTP In Msny rields |
I'l.' mo5l rTT' oprra'ton^ h»v» .
heen In and nrar Crane. Mo. 1
thoiich h»' Km V'p* hl« home al '
Mar'lUirM ll.
,iif hi« firmlnnd^ for tom«to grow- |
Inc. and r.tlabimhinc ii'* tucnurs.
hr al«o ha5 » iKrc fenersl and!
rlBin f.iiiii :i'!.".:i.;:; • .' i-. i\<<
plarr BI M.ir-llfi'Vi siift I'.a' brrn
ofrii 1.11 '■; n; . •'.■'■ ■ . •"■ •"' ■""''
Ponrr dr Leon bsnk^.
-J!,Vr •r,i|-, BL N!" N><rT ^ »«
ni.irtr rrcr;:,- It • ..■- ." ••- C^ '
ranninc indil.«lr;r? »hrii r«.«e Irft
ihr riiuii';'- :.'r.-i'.' '•1 .r b^'h f^:''-
nriw snd pergonal Bcanda'.. ■
Mr. Nrl.vin ««» nomblv religious. I
A:.1;o:. :ii I . ;
4«t^halt-a>mUltoa dollara. Mr.
•lOM I'M till V ill
}{• ,~ >■;:•• ;^.^1 In i,.- v,;:.- ; . l
. (jliorr; ;;. Isoi:. 7,1.0 m.-- . ;i
MarRhreld ptrl: Kv h!.< wtVr. Mn«
|if(r4(lf>-Aic^|^ UuA i» C:..r.
fh.- s.. .• 1'. :.:r.i. I! 1 :.,i.K JT.'.ii ol
jjandi >!**» >t>rV.)^ NvUhi. boih ot
J Crane, and Mrs. Mary " Vinarke of
I riamfitcn. MonldfiTVnd Xfn J. O.
■ Robwtjson. of San(<. Anna CnUf.
j No f unrral arrant^gicni.-: I'.'at yt^:
bo»n mr"Ic. ti'it Ih"- fimrrsl will no*
1 be belon- S'.;irJii%.
UABBIAGE LICENSES
John D. TlMlPT. 19. and Ml«
ft WlUUmi^ U^-liotb ot Spline- j
!Jd, nutnled by th« Revemid
tUnoMii Hay*.
^Hefbert UJUHihewu 21. Archie. ^
Wo. and MlM Wanda T Pa'. lU
Bprlnjfleld. married bj- the Rev-
lerend Morm Tumbpufh.
■^JTred ButlPr. 31. P*Jr Orore. and
( MjM Ethel AlexaiMler. 17, Strafford
j7Jtty^».J3prljMfleld, and
{?rthr Johmoiy !«, Cross
81?
l-Anntversary Party I
T»n wit^dihc i»nnlT»T*irr nf Mr*.
,C*mpttrll* pdrfnis. Mr. »ni1 Mr»
wiuii«m r. .i.ukMT.. ii:-.:rh -j.v* hr;-: ^
il»»«ii«i*dioqw tn rur~rtiyk.MaK.jr*** |
I A tiitkrv iliiiiur v »► l>*|v^•<^ *t otir
'Mf'pllon M .l»rlc»on Putnter who hi
* »'nlor m ih» t'nlv^r^itr of Mt«» '
ftnurl. at C'-olumbin. Th^ dintiij
room w»« rtrrnmlrrt »-t»h h»«k»:« of
gift wi»« prris^nled lh» ronplr h\ 'hr
irnnrtchllilrrn. Thooe rntrrlKlnPd
wer»: r ,
HIrftm N ^rnttr J Brrnarrt Jftrkten
, JiDi'iaw JtckMn w. Lm Mef(>D
Texas County Lifer,
Twice a Murderer,
Dies in State Pen
jLPPUtBuN uiry, Dtc 9— oo-
bert L. BaU. Ufa tana comria In the
Mlfsoorl penltentlarr from Ttna
county, died last night In the (sls-
on hospital froai tabercnloalL Ran
entered the prlaoo tn April, mo, at
the age of 37.
He «•• conTlcted of kUUng %
'■•-"■'- '' '^'T*^ rnv-»v f-nr" who'n
.hr had purchaoed a (atm. U&U
had buited hla Hctbn and p*-»i»^
tobaoeo over the grav*.
Before th« oonvletion In Ttecaa
county Ha!! had Krved (cvaral yeara
of a life term tai the ^ttth atat*
penitentlarjr at Lanstng for nnirdv,
I undrr ihe Dame of Eaa L. Bttbr;
accortlun to prison records. He es'
raped from the f mm prtaoa u
*Majr. UU. I
L^AROS OF THANKS, IN HCMOtlUM ,
!■> -»*!» • »«"• ... '
i" ■ ""CAW'O'' TMANIt^
I. W» 4mU* «• Ibanit •«< M>«^Mfl and
ft.'->^* lor (h* ktndne** ihevn a* la %mi *
t.kr*.itUul tioral •Iietlna* ai iri* luoctat
«f o'<f tavtd ^ne, taay J. BtedMt.
•• ..-•Igae^
DEATHS
BTKPBEN A. ANTOW
Funeral iMTtote lor SUohea Aj*f^,-
70. who rtlfd^WedntadaT at hU homo. Wl
Cdlleaa a»«nue. wera held thU allernoon
at I o clock at the J W. KUngn'r ehapol.
(ollowrd by interment In Oreanlawn
remrlery. Mr. AntlUs wai a rrocer at
1W CoUctfo aveniM. ba*ln< been >n tut
buatocu In aprlacileld »» » T»a«* «•
«aa a member of the I. O. O. P. lodge for
LaifiM of Beeorttylor « fMfa.. w MK
longed to the Central Chrlitlan ehofrll.
BaaldM the «tfa. a brother. Mart Anthu.
Anna rerruoa of Saattia. waab^ a^rma.
Pallbearan oere it nrphevi of Ur. Aotnlt.
khn art B. U rottar. citi.cominlMloner;
C-iJ. PoUef. Past O. »r*<2i,,J**2S2
MiSr. Oan IVottar. !•> A- Potter, Biava
pSnSF: c^f^ie>. Ra&t Pott«. Mas
Potter and Bad Potter.
BTM. atABT UOXnWH
runeral <errlcea for Mr». Marr X
Iloutaii. «J, wile of CharUi Housen of
BOR Eaat Elm dtreet. will be held rrlday
• fl«Tnoon «t 3 M o'clock at 8t«rne"»
mortuary, fullowed bv biirl»l In Oreer.-
Uwn cemetery. Ur*. HoHaeo died Wedoea-
day. She It aurrlTod by ber boaband and
; vhrro brother!.
I MKX. MART K. aNIOCB
riirier»l »er»lre» for Mr^ Mary B.
Bnidrr. <«. ol U0« Ni.rth Btoad«»v i\r-
iiur. »ho died WedMe»da». vill be held al
.1 30 o clock thu aflern^D in the CHai.t
V'Tur f.api:--! . nurrh ' Intcrin'nl »lll
p.r in •reeiilaan cemetrrr la charce oT
' J W. Klmnner. Mr« Snider U »jr«;»ed
I hT her husband. B K Snider. fl»» aon*.
■ B)-Ton. Kermlt. IHIe. Carl and Wallace aU
t.f Springfield; and br l»o iliterii. Mra.
\:..:n> M»> and Mrn Hallle UlUn.
Kf*. NANCT WINtiO
Funeral »ef»lee» lor Mri '^!'«';„^?^'
_>.. ai»^ ^1 (ha uarw ■ Wllaon itome.
9J, *
aefTicei lor pan. "?■!>> ^-r^.z-
ho died at the Mary « *""",K^'
were held ttu* afternoon •" '»'',°J22Ji
followed bT Interment In the '"•«aM
Itldae cemetery norllieaM of there, in
cKa^ of X w. KUAV^r-
^fH« y. r. rosTEH ■
M" J 1' ^o'ler ol Denver. C^,^. .
formerlT of M»r^hfleld. di'd Wrdr.e«liiT
in Deinfr f.illo»:ne a rrltKal oneratK.i' >
The bodv *\'-\ be brouifbi to Manhtleld
I for burial, but funeral arranaeinenu are
' incomplete She \% fi.irrHed by bar blU-
bai.d. l«o .»■•• ''•-'■ ""^ W'".'^^
I«n ,l««'r.i. M:^ Will Shli.p ••: ■^•"'V '.i. •
.ie» WliUlenburf of Holdco. i
MlssouM. J
v\Miri ni \<KBI'«»f WOOD*
.... , ■?>■■•- •.h'lrn
1)11.1 b.-'j-
-I n .-1r>
th' All'-U 1 n>-
ffa Wafr^
.il»«iii4ii «i,f| vfr« A M •.'■:>■'-•
I »♦•»#• jiKI murnMi ttftm 'ftiftPto.i
Ka'haryo Hirlrman ♦*» Mr O-tv Mar-
ftll tKilh If 't\%t ei'f.
\Vi li y --I., .n ;»..•."..: - _ •■.
Moi !■•<«.• I rhiirrri. and the R.-vefend Co-,
Mn^ii ktlu* ofliclatine Mf >vi>...
„.-r^r,l «if. li.e Keel -Bountree 1»'T Oo*ia
. ., - „ nni« bef.re o»«oclatin»
to' LawreoMMCOtinty' whew **'ff,2Jl*£,JJ*
Mount Vernon for wren year* ^Jwa eom-
IM to BprtngftakL «•«• -•«l"'iS.»i *i
wife. Mr*. Ann* ■. Waadfl, •»» aw^ m^
Wood*, of Sprmifleld; one dau»h»eT. »fr*
L. I*. White of fndependenoe. K»2- "°»
brother. D O Wooda of Mount Verown.
and one grandihlltf. Elwyn Weldon Wooda.
8 as
».'n:o died «hU mi.rianr »t "***«'•*■:
I M »••#» Ola.' rui^raJ >fr«n<ymei.u »j«
• , , . ^„.v «ill be "It •- N»«hyll!*. in
1 Ruivuorn HI' • -""• J"'f>f' " "'■'':
?i'rl, T»ni: tw. «»"«»»«'•■,"" -ift^N
■ « • t i:ri Mr* »: Miti-h*!! Of Bp»ll>«-T
y.'I,M>r. WIS a..tl Mr. M.ry P.Uf fwn ;
I MM. KLHVKA BAIURMAN
'■•— • • -• ' f— M". KiTiTTm Boncb-
mmn, »hr«» bwlv I' brine 5h!pp«1 h^ro
I Iroiii Kmi'iin tMy. V»' . »UI br hfltl »l
tuionuiii tn<i burtal ■nib" in M«pi« I"***
t«. Mr*. H-. r. Ktn*. '^ 1
u »i i: : HK\ w r
FlMMrol terv>e«» lot W«Jt«r Bntai.i. »nol
^M at Okttovty, Rortaibvr sou .vUL^Mj;
hold Rundkjr nftfrnoen ai 2 10 from |li( >
rii"'«..r Kiitt't ry-.-.Tth HndT Ih* tW- \
Kill:, i'. •!•• \\r • I. n.'-'" F'.r.i'«I.
I hi.ni>- )li<. rHittrr. >A;Mi<m J Brvaiii. *r-
i.\-i! • -.-• '-••1 r'!>Vfrrt.i» H(" l« «l-.o
• ■.iT..'.fd t*. '.Iff broihTj. DUO ana In-
I Inr nf r>li!.irii.» and Htr\t'r.rl. o( Uklk-
' homn
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2: Mrs. J. F. Foster died.**
Samuel Blackburn Woods died.**
Mrs. Sarah C. Bums died.**
Walter Bryant died.**
Mrs. Elmyra Baughman died.**
Mrs. Mary Housen died.**
Joel Rice died.**
Mrs. Martha E. Treon died.**
Charles E. Reynolds died.**
S. R. Raderdied.**
Page 5: Roy Nelson died.**
*..^!*-t^■^ - ,1 I ■
RADER FUNERAL SERVICE
AT MARSHFIELD TODAY
The funeral of 8. R. Rader, sUte
auto llcenie Inipector, killed la an
automobile accident near Kansas
City Tuesday evenint. will he at-
tended at Marshfield today by A. 8.
Zellweter and Perry H. Smith, of
the Bpringfleld branch office of
the auto licence bureau.
Mr. Rader. who was well known
in the Otarks region, was connect-
ed with the license office here dur-
ing the rush season last spring.
The funeral services will be held
at the Marshfield M. E. church at
1:30 o'clock this afternoon.
■'^* '■ is^r
DEATHS
K>CL KICK
r«fMral •crrleef for Jo»l n\et. 14, who
«M4 St bU bemr. IM7 W«ihln(too kve-
WN. •art* TMUrtfar vHI b« hrld at S
•"ctock inU Bturooon Id the Klintncr
runrral rh«p»; Intfrr-.rnt «IM b» In
Vtpl» P«rk rtmnrn Mr-r.brrn of thr
;»ii...) . • .« < ,-' • " •• • ^ ... .
►♦nt Mr. r.icr »•» • Comm»rci»l »lrfH ]
norchaoi lot lukii; >tfti» l>ui L«d t>«cii .
rotlrod (or •om* timt. He It surTlvfd {
by bU «l(t. Mil Marjr P. Rtcc.
urns. MA«T1IA t. TBEON
4 »hort JuD«T»l »*r¥lr» »m b» h»ld In [
Ui« KUsMiMr fuixral chapel at 11 JO ,
•'■lack ttita Kturaeen ler Mrs. Martha K i
TTMO. M. «b* «!•« at bar heraa. 147 |
mSrrmm (trMt. Uat -niexiay. Tht
BHJa MCTtoaa will be eor»ductad at 1
TSTrik la tba MathotfUt eburch at Pair
ynfjgj »in b« in Uikloa Orort
K»"*)«*<<-!'«i^"t'>"-^''><^'.
'OtlB.^ tor^
Kt^ttald. dM Wi«Mo<l«T In
Dvavcr, foUovint an operation. Tbr b<Mly
«Ui bo broucui lo MtiAlillfiii !ui but\l.
b«t fWMTal arranfcmenls ara locoinplete
Sha U surTlTrd by hrr busbaiid and l«o
SAMinBL BLaCKBL-KN WOODS
Vto«rml •rrvieaa tor Bamual Blackburn
W«ed«. wbe died Wcdntaday at hu hcma,
— awitb •«•«■•. vui IM b«M rndajr
. at iJ» O'clock at th* Alma
t«a«nd tMOM. Mr. Weod| caina
. aid ta INS aad wu coA>a«t«d
wttb' tba lba«t-Ite«atTM dry coodi firm
tor aema time, befotc aasoclatint htmielt
«Ml tlw I«ry-Won (tor*, vbara ba ra-
for n yaara. Bacauaa of lU bealtb
to hli farm, four mile* eaat of
Movnt Vernon, acvat^ rear ago. but rame
t« Sprtncfleld aarlr lait iprtng. A* a
boy ne llTed in Wount Vernon with hli
p*r«nt( for wren r«ar.<> before coming to j
Springfield He wai born in Alabama.
Ha U curvMed by hu «l(e, one ion and '
oo* daosbur.
SARAH C. Btia.VH
TtM body of Uri. Barah C Burnn. who
died at her home at 430 Soutli Klmbroufth
avaauo lata yeaterday roornini. wUl be
a«a( t* IfMbvlUf, III . Saturday afternoon
for Ipvlal tbcr*. Sba U turrleed by a
aoa and two daughlrra and two titter*
Th* Alma tiOtimrTet funeral home hat
cteic* af itoa body.
WALTES BKTANT I
riBOrml ■«r«lc« for Walur Bryant, who
diod near Oallowar. Nereniber 30 will
b* ImU Antday ailwDoen at Galloway
ggpttrt cbarcit onder tbo direction of
tho Alaia t-ehmeyer frineral homo. Hit
father, WlDlam J. Bryant, arrlred here
ycaterday from California. Ue U alto
■arrtTOd by tbrec brothert.
830
lY NELSON. DIES
E
'j
Ozarks Region Loses Man!
Most Instrumental in De-'
vcloping Great Industry!
Throughout District i
WITH the death of Roy NeUon.
46. of MarsMleld In the Burfe
hnKpltal here yesterday morning
following an llinefs of heart disease.
the canning Industry of this region
lost the man most Instrumental in
developing It from a losing propo-
slttoD Into one of the major Inter-
ests of Oxarks agriculture.
Mr. Nelson entered the canning
business nearly a quarter of a cen-
tury ago, after he had finished a
(all term at Drury college here.
Prom school he returned to hla
home town of Marshfield and
bought an Interest In a canning
factorv that had Just been started.
« ^
EXPANSION R.\rn>
> ^
Although the factory had been
operating aereral years vith disap-
pointing results, consistent piogieM
beeamo apparent after Mr. Nelson
took charge of IM affairs. Con-
tinued expansion has b^cn the
record of the buslne.w until now
'the Nelson canneries may be found
almost any place In the Ozarks.
Hla success Is credited Inrgely by
his friends to the fair and generous
ihanner In which he conducted, ^te,
bu.«lne.s« and the big-hearted way^
he treated the Rrowrrs from whom
he obtained tomatoes. During cood
year* for the canneries he would
not hold to the contract prices
"(freed to by the growers at the time
■ •; j. ;.,;.; ::■.;; ' "..M oMon- i hrrri to
benefit from the high prlcrs slong
with his interests.
4 ^
IIERR TWO WEEK.S
♦ - -♦
Although Mr. Nelson liari bren In
falling hrnllh for srvrral vears he
Jv»d been In Hip hospliaT hrrefor
.^nly about two and a half weeks.
He had never spent much time out--
side of the Ozsrks. In recent vrars
he had been .sent by his physlclaris
to California and Florida, but each
time ha found It almost Impossible,
to .stay more than two weeks. ■ -
His fortune Is estimated at half a
million dollars. He left no will.
Mr. Nelson Is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Lola Gilbert Nelson, also a
native of Marshfield: his mother.
Mrs. J. W. Nelson, now of Crane:
and five sisters. Mrs. B. Prank
Julian of Marshfield. Mrs. J. L.
Jenkins and Miss Myrtle Nelson,
both of Crane. ; Mrs. Mary Vinacke
of Hamilton. Montana, and Mrs. J.
O. nobrrt.son of Santa Aha. Calif.
K. KKTMOLOB
tor Obarles C. fUyaolds,
dl«d at 10:90 e'eioek yttUra»y
•t the home of In* <-au|ht«i.
Uri. J. n Wtr"n. 4:0 «'..■ K^pwrw-I
Mrw^ Vtll be held at 1 o'clock thi« alt«r-
tm tb* Tblcme Iitnetal chapel. Ull
Vi» avtMM. wlUi tha It«v«r«nd J. R.
•mcUtlBc. Tba body wlU b« seat
l« latftaaapeita. lod.. (or burial. Besides
Mra, UMTtia, Mr. Bajmolds l* sorvlved by
tw •CiMrSMVbtm, >«•. H. S. Mufttn.
• ItMlMiarj to Sbaacliai, China, and
MOk A IL Tlewcra of Sciaoton. Fa.
" _- " »«»■' CLMTRA BACGBMAJf ^ •^^■
_**Ma»aI •errteet for Mrs. Clmyra Bauth-
fi2^«*M» fea^Ua katac aaat tarn from
y— ». <iMy? wn W brtd this BomlBt
■Sy. My. ^^"a* Lohmtyr funeral home
«t tJBtq mm.fca In Mapla Park cmm
r. Itleke.
— Jttry.
Mrs. A.
-""^ " ■ tOf. MART ■OOBCN
Pnneral Mrrlce. for Mr» Vary Housen ,
•J. wife of Charlri nouwn ot »0S Ea>t •
Ct« street. »:ll b* h»ld thl. aftrrnpon i
*»/*J> e'cJack at SUrnes mortuary, fol-
{••M kr b«rla] In Oraenlawn 'c«mtUrr.
Mm. -Revaea dtad Wednesday. Btaa la mr-
Mved by htr bu'band and «hr»f brotherf.
MARRIAGE MCK.VSK
j John D Tlnsley, IB and Vera V.
Williams. i«. both of Springfield: |
Herbert L. Matthews. 2i. of Archie.!
and Winds I Rea, 18. of Sprlne- '
] field; Jack Witty. 21. of Bprlngfleld.
jand Miss Bertha Johnson. • l«. Tit
iCrOM Rotds.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1929 -LEADER
Page 8: Mrs. J. N. Hosey celebrated her 80th birthday.**
Page 14: Roy Nelson died.**
Page 15: There is a photo of and an article about Richard Liepman and his son Paul C.
Liepman.**
Page 16: Charles E. Reynolds died.**
Walter Bryant died.**
Mrs. J. F. Foster died.**
Mrs. Sarah C. Bums died.**
83\
Mrs. Elmyra Baughman died.**
Mrs. Martha E. Treon died.**
Joel Rice died.**
Page 28: Mrs. Saraii C. Bums died.**
Richard IJ»pnian mn d raal C. Uepman
Pmil C. I.lr|>ii:.in. Iiavc !n
I rhiirse thr oIdf<l rrody-ln-wcar
! shop for women In Sprlmrfletd.
j-,^^M**'0 V" founded M yei^n
'a(ro In the same block on Campbell
avenue wMrre It stand.^ tiwiny 'Jherr
hnd been a few othT shop^ ^elllnit
I nuthlni^ but women .^ ready-to-year
In SprlnKfleld before ihot time, bit
llia'se e^llT <«tnres later went oiil
■ ot e.xi.ilcucr. and 'Jhc .Si\> Is lt.<-
(ildrst store of th.il fvpr in .''prlnc-
fleld.
Mr Mrpin.Tn. Sr . rrr;>:h th.Tt
I atot he lUrted In bualneas In the i
l4)tU« sbop.Oanipbell-street was un<- ;
paved. The utore was acros.^ the ■
I street from the famonx old 'rlty lot '
and frequently the alreet waa very j
' muddy. Mr. Llepman had cotne to '
lliU country from Germany at the
19 ^«^, want to work for I^J
r.crr una
if ski.-ts. '
flelrf and worked for Jake Ro<h«-
child at U»c old Bo.slon r.rrr nnd
tuna con«Uieii imige!>
blouses and eoatk. ' Drease* -were '
little sold. Mr. Lietnnan said. wotU'
en did not btiy aj much clothtac
a.<< they do now. and the variety of I
ready made garment.^ »«s v>mr-
what limited. |
As the business grew, the build- ^
Intr was enlanted. The concern has ■■
remodeled and enlarjird It.' qii.^r-
%^ four-times, finally movlnn Into,
the new building at the present Mte.
Paul I.lepman ha.* been with hK
.'.i;!irr '.:: the ba<i!neM several rear?
He »-enT to Kemper Military school
and also attended Orury coUece. He
, alwmya planned to enter the bnsSi
nesa. and took commercUl work In I
preparation for that career. Re is I
r.o* l:i rharpe of 'Jr d^wn^tairs
store of the concern.
Mr. L:epnian is a mrmt>er of the
It'irs rl"h and alv) of Mav>nlc
bodies. Including th« Abou Ben
'Adbetn temple of ttMrflhrtnCr mmI
«t tb« SprincXleld Chmiher of Oom'
merce.
I
I
." 'n.l'r fa.'/ rttol: [
^ttes for Nelson
Likely to Be Held ,
Monday Afternoon \
Funeral ser'.' for Roy Nelson, j
4«. outsUndbiK ]«» Jer In the derel- i
opment of the canning Jndastiy et t
VakjitMtkM tedoQ. «tw :^#e^ -tej
Bur^e ho!ipltal here Thnrsoay morn- j
Init or heart rflW«e. probably wUI I
I <• '■O'M'
.. •'•■i Wf.
.Miirshficld.
ArrangeM.'':r.s .'or xl.e .'„:'.>:>' V."'
i not been completed today. Iiut It
• nnw dpfemiined that burial would
j be at MsrshfteW. Mr. Nelson's borne.
• under direction of the McMahan
t"nd' ■ '3'r;Te romn.^i-.v The «er\-
rrnoon. when ihey pn^toably will l>c
conducted In the Man^hfleld Meth-
(■>d:'t K,">iii fip.''. >"I' .•'■.
I Mr. Nelson bad been a ieadinc ^
fiRur- In the canning tndtjstry of
the OTorks for witf • quarter o( a
century, .ilnce the lUne hg finished
a fall term at Dnirv college here,
went home and- bought an li»terr»t
111 a iic.x- canning faclorr at Marsh-
f-oJi! M the time of ht"« death
Nf;>on taniitrirs were" scattered
\Mde!> over th«- O.arks. »'".>1 ^;2! _
.,^,,.. ,. «.i^ < ■' :n'-d :«• '■<■? ■<
C<.ni;r.i .I'll of :.;.:.>' .'::<■.
ments will await final w^rd from
rclaf.M's liMivg: m d:>^'ani cties.
DEATHS
CUAIUJES E, REVNOI-Ui
roneral a«rTlce« for ctmriti E. n»y
nolds. M, who died ThursUoy ftt the home
of hit daughter, Mrt J. b Mortin, 420
Waal Ktnwood itreet. »e«e »>«'<»»' J
o'clock' tbU afternoon In the Thieme
funeral chapel. IIH Boor.ville »^fnue. with
body wlU be i«ul to InOiai.apoU . ind. loi
buriaL Besides M". Martin. t*o .ol*""
daughters survive. Mrv H. K Muffen. a
i.ilMionarv In PHs:^J:! :>'. CIM: .i. n:'d Mrs
.1 K flower* ol Hi i.Tiv.iUi. I ».
83a
ijiriilifti
^QMAN, 94, DIES HERE;
•5.jrUNERAL AT OLD HOME
Widow of Mexican War Vct-
I eran, Resident In One-House
ji^for*^70' Years, Expires at
'.'sHome
Mrs. Sarah C. Burns. 94. who
died at ihe home of her dwifghtors
' :iieflft^iJy!^J''i^ .to^ buried Sun- I
aaj^ 'fifteraoon trom tlie village I
^ cbAU-qlX;^at yNafiiivUJe, 111., of which'
«be was the oldest and last char
the past thr«e years. Mrs.
I Bums has lived here in Springfield
• with her dauKhlcrs. Mrs. Laura E.
. Cicuil ai;,; .M. A'.i.. J. .'vl;,i .1 :
' 430 Klmbroujh n\rmie.
t 70 Years in Ooe Home j
• -But /or 70 years before that, she ^
had llvtd In the !<ame home In
NaahvlUe — the one prepared for her
as a bride, when sfte was married to
John C. Bums on January 10, 1855.
He was a veteran of the Mexican
war. Tbey cOcbratPcJ tlinr goldrn
weddlDff Id the house, and had lived i
there 'together for 55 years when
Mr/ 'Bums died. Afterward, Mrs.
Bums stayed on In the same home '
trithr her son. WUliam H. Burns, i
imtii three years ago, j
I Mrs. Burns was bom In Tcnncs-
fsee. MAich 24, 1835; and moved with '
her family to Illinois In childhood. ;
She was one of 12 children. Even:
, before comlngr to Springfield, she |
was the oldest resident of Nashville, [j
and had been one of the organizers '
of the Methodist Episcopal church,'!
fiouth, there. The Bums family
' bad been Identifled Arlth the his-
tory ef Nashville antf Washington
county. Illinois, for five genera-
Uons. '
Mrs. Bums is siurlved by her
two daughters here, and by a son.
Jamss H. Bums, of Patls, Tenn^
by vro sisters. Itn. 8. B. ^oopa of
Sumner. 111. and Mrsk Maij Pat-
erson. of Roseburg, Ore., and by
nine grandchildren and five great-
grandchildren.
833
Mrs. Sarah Bams
Ttw nluLtliilh
J. N. Hesey wa* the ocra.'^io.T of a
familr dinner and cvictemUan today j
ai her home iirar BrooKime «hrn
nearty SO of her rtUUtea andj
IrtendA. miuiy ol ihem from Spring- '
flpld. ■<pCTit the dar with her. J
Among. pUMc who attended the
diiinrr n«n SprtDgfldd «et«rtlin»{
dat^ieza. Mn. C. H. Andetson.
Iset^^Summlt arawa; Utl JC. Ii>i
Bennett. Hi/ Summit, and Mrs. An-!
North Je^moa airenu^ and'Stm
Ou(jr Lloyd. !» Vorth JefTenon '
avenui\ and tnr.v.A ; .ind one jmnd-
«>«, Hugh Hosey. »03 Sooth \iVar-,
rm avenue, and hb familT. * :
Mrs. Hosey is the midov of J N
HoKy. vDa VH ^«tfg» or the vavOxii
court l«era Xoc nan^nua. Ste^
making her TMime at preamt wItiT
hec dangbtcr. Mra^ .Matilda BeetLl
aod hei»A«ai,l;jnh»t H>wy,_nc>rJ
Brookllne. but has Ured In OreeDeT
county for M nan. .
fVa«raI lervic** ror Walter Bryant, «.
>6S*w5» BaptUt church In ch.r«. of lh»
♦ aS» Whm«jer tunctal horn*. BuiUl *m
The bo<ly of M",^^".7.niiV who died
430 south K'-"^""'^* W N.ihrine. !»..
^wrday' •"".1!^ twl .l«tM. .urvlve. The
e( arTanKtinen""
rune'r.I »*rvlcr« for Mr- ^ '""■/» "%"''_ ,
mmo. •w»>o«e-B5dv ««» wrt h»r« from
£Sta«m tan«T«> h(jm« thin «2»n}n«' '•]-
tS^W^ tntf rmrr.'. In Maple P»rk cemf-
Z^ rtne d.nRhirr. Mrt. H. r. Hlekr
K'JTVIV*?.
MRS. MART II \ » fR"'"^ ., - r
mneral tervices for Mro Marllia t
hlw V ratr Orovf thU .fiernoon .t 3
.••'*rif*f'l^w.°'hy bur.nt In mlon Oro.e
i:°w!''Kllng«e;^' c'hLpei' "hVre ' .. n .u
o'clock.
JOEt BICT
rubral «er*lt»» for Jo'' '^'if:!,, .i s
'.,S?w'.hlnaton "v^n^r wy- w"ki . 1
©•clock thl» 1"""'"'" "'/Vr,i.nt .n Ma- !
n« Chapel tollowrd ^y «";:,V"\V-.'"m«?v •
^> Par',: ■ . he '< ■
F. Wee. Bui..-« ,
for burjil. _ —
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 10: Roy Nelson died.**
Mrs. Sarah C. Bums died.**
Mrs. J. F.Foster died.**
Walter Bryant died.**
Mrs. J. F.Foster died.**
Page 16: Mrs. J. N. Hosey celebrated her 90th birthday.**
Page 7: A son Allan J. Moore, Jr., was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Moore,
734 South Kickapoo avenue.
mm.
^P'^lllSOHIlMllUliUnT
tomatflr Kino of Ozarks Re-
elftri Wni Be Buried at
Marshfield
I mum UK taj M«»»oo, «.
JSniiIS**^itBrirtW*e»«inlnt'tt-
diutry of tba owks. who di.J m
Borf* ' bMpital tin* Itiuraday »oi-
lowmg an Ulna" of heart dUeaae.
wm ba bald at aao-o'clock Monday
afternoon in the Marahfleld Metho-
dic KplKopal church, with the Rev-
ereud R. 8. Kendell. paalor, oIIUihI-
ing. iBtarmant wUl ha to tha Marah-
fteld ewneury under dlrwAlon of the
McMahan Undertaking company.
Ut. Nelaon waa tha Urjeet con-
tributor to the fund for building the
Mantaficld Methodirt church. At hu
death hii fortune waa aatlmatad at
jjipm tMU a million dbUaia. built
^SS&Vpoltcy of fair dtallnfa and
ganeroua treatment of thoaa with
whom be did l>u>lneu
DEATHS
MRS. SARAH C BURNS
^^r% Thur •d«y%.n "' buried Sunday h-
i MRS. J. r. F09TE*
Urt. J r. Porter, formerly of MarKh-
frld died Wednesday In Denver. Cola
m.e II M.rvlved hv hrr •'"'»'»"'' ""1,1;,?
"on% The body win arrive lu Mar.hfleld
for burial.
WAI-TER BRYANT
, Tuneral aervlre.^ for Walter BryaTit. <0.
,lm died near-r.Hllouay Noverr.ber 30
'^"l'o^'.' .r'fhc" Oa'n^-.'» Bilptrat *th.^ch
' rn''?h'arge" of^'the" AlmVl-chrn^yer f nerji.
home ftnrlal will be In "" '7-j;„«^„*5
tpfv He \s survived by his l«lhet ano
three brothers. *■
834
90th Anniversary
Observed By Woman
Near Brookline, Mo.
A fhiiilly .r-cuMlon nnd dinner wa*
liclfl vrslordBV iiPBr RrooKllnc when
60 relatives gulhered to celebraK
with Mr*. J. N. Ho«ey. widow or •
fomior nrrene rounty Judge, her
iiliietlitli l)irlhcln\ imnlversary. She
ll\«-s 111 pie-.riil with her daughter.
Mrs. Matilda Reed, and her aon. John
Hosey, near Brookline. and haa been
H rffepne't-rttifTtr resident 56 year*.
Ainoi.K'li""''' 'r<i:ii Sprlr.i;fleld Who
attended 'th« cclebralllon were three
daughter*. Mn, C ILiAnderaon. laeo
I Sutmnjt «.veiive; Mra. J. N. Bennett,!
,1122 Summit, and Mrp. Annie Carter.'
j 12.58 Suninilt: ,t»o KranddBUKiUer*
, Mn. J'jlin ijtminer. lii;5 North Jeffer-
i hon avenue, and Mrs. Guy Lloyd. 1229
I North Jerrerson aventir. and family:
Hi.d i.iie t'rHn<..soii. Hucli H.isev. o03 1
1 South Warren aveuue. nad lii*,
family |
MKS. J. r. FOSTbR I
Funeral .sprvkeR for Mr.'5 J. F Poster
Win be held at 3 o'clock Sur.day afternoon
In the Methodist church at Marshfleld
with the Reverend Joseph Day offlclatlnK*
Interment wUI be Id She Uarthneld ceme^
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1929 -LEADER
Page 10: Marion Upham, formerly of Springfield, and Capt. Charles Harrison Brammell
are engaged to marry. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Upham and he is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Brammell.
Page 12: Harry H. Cox died.**
Mrs. Ina Hinshaw died.**
Mrs. Sarah C. Bums died.**
Mrs. J. F. Foster died.**
Walter Bryant died.**
DEATHS
HARmr IL to.x
Hatry it Cos, IB, ol CM*viii« dicU tiiii
morntnt m a Sprin^fibld h«sp«t«L Mr.
Cm UwtlTed bylo*r brotbera. Ite»eoe.
Hwrtn* ^aeral ttMn^^Ttimt^iSm'^Sta take
o»«U->d from Uie Ahna VohMtfi,
M»»a.a<t*rn»uu to Ca^viUa
Mrs tn* HIiKtiaw. 3«, of L.^'k>iij<-
M
l^diatr: m liUt, Mn. U & Mack: tvdl
bMttun, UMfta Cook and n«raor« oork. i
both of LmUbttrg; Mo., aao her M'tttta. |
Mr. and Mrt. J. C. Oook. alao of Louia- |
burt. Ftnerat arranfrmeDii mhtch are
under tb* dlr»ciion '•( trie K'mci<ei lu-
ncrat home, aro tncotnple.r.
I Mll.> N.%RAH C. HIK.\.N
I M't. Sarah C. Burtu. )H. wno di«u her*
I Thurtday. «>U be buried •uMiar aftcrnoaa .
'at Na«h\ine ill., after faneral lervire* '
m 4bo cboroo tbtr* ot wMab alMT «•• tlM-
dtdeit and tait charier ntfinber 8^* Itad
b«ed In apnnifiaid Uirce yeara. an* la
.iurvixrd by her dauihlers, .\fr* L^tira
E. Scott and Mri May B. MltchcB et
OO Kimbfoiigti avenue. Tha- Alma Lol»»
merer lunenl home had ciiarge ol ar-
rat'faiDtuta'nara. ^
.MRX. J. ». »UM».K
held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock ai the i
.Melhoduv^cliucetk-at MarablUkl. ^UUCb^
R*verend Joseph IHp^rflaaUnt. ' Tat»r?f
mem V !ll be in thr M».-!>Iifielil c'.< rter^
U\LTi;n BRTA.VT
Funeral rervicea tc>r Walter Bryant. «i».
will be held Sundav eitemoon at l-3»
oeiock In the Ualloway Bapuit ehareh.
rullowcd by interment in the Hopedal*
cemetery In tharce of the Alma Lohmrrir
• funeral home.
****itt
The News and Leader for Sunday, December 8, 1929,
IS missing.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1929-DAILY NEWS
n i^^fc^' .^^"^'^g^ ""^^"se: J^mes O. Hartley, 38, of Mountain Grove, Mo., and Vera
Douglas, 25, of Springfield.
Victor Richesin died.**
Page 10: Mr. Dewey Hooper and Miss Ruby Thomas of Lebanon were married
Wednesday.
835
Mr. and Mrs. Cris Effinger went to Indiana for the funeral of Mr. Effinger's
brother.
Page 11: Elmer Madewell, 22, formerly of Monett, was killed December 8 in a mine
accident at Butte, Montana. He was buried in the Liberty church cemetery at Monett. He was
the brother of Mrs. John Mulkey of Monett and Leslie Madewell.
Page 12: Dr. J. S. Tiliery died.**
Page 6: George A. Klaus died.**
Alonzo Carlton Long died.**
Mrs. Ina Hinshaw died.**
James A. Evans died.**
Moses Jabez died.**
John Monaghan died.**
DR. TILIERY. DEAD
Had Practiced Medicine in
«, Springfield for Pa«t 30;=
Years
Dr. J. 8. Tinery, 65, of 1383 B«nton
Kveniw practicing phyalclan In
SprlDsfleld for 80 years, died at tbe
Sprlnfflebl Baptist bospltal yester-
day afternoon following a major op-
eration.
Dr. Tlllery was bom and reared at
Uberty, Mo. After obUlnlng his
medical training he came to Spring-
field. UnlU 13 years ago he operated
4 drug Store on Comtwi^I stteAt
Since that time be hall been engaged
solely In practice of his profeiwlon.
He Is sxirvlved by his widow.
f, •'-»: a sor "' ;.-! Tlllcri. -.' :.'..<.^
home address: two daughters, Mrs. i
E. J, Norstrom. of Dallas. TCTias, and
MlM JuanlU Tlllery of the home
address; and a sister. Mrs. F. E.
McOlnnls. of 2180 North Broadway
avcuuc.
Funeral services wUl be held at
the J.' W. Kllngner fvmeral chapel
probably 2: SO tf clock Tuesday after-
noon with the Reverend H. A. Wood,
pastor of the Campbell Street M. E.
^^urch ofllclalliiii. Burial vmII be h\
Oreenlawn cemetery.
„ ■ I iif
MARRIAGE LICENSE
lames O. Hartley. 38. of Moun-
iHin Grove, Mo., and Vera Douglaa,
25. of Springfield.
Former Engineer
For Railroad Here
Dies in Kansas City
John MonaRhan, 86, a resident oX
Springfield for luauy years during
which time he wa.«j an engineer for
the Frisco railroad, died In Kansas
City late yesterday following an ex-
tended illnr.'v.
Mr. Monaglian served the Frl«co
on the Bolivar branch before It was
rxtoTlHpfl Tinrf >Mi"> fri t r>. .....I
tjirouk'l) cDiilicrtl'm l)rl\n-f-ii Kprtni..
ficld and Kan.sus City. He tiien toolt
charge of a switch engine in the
sonth yards here and heid this po-
.'-itliwi iinlil lie rcMgncd some 20
year ago.
- Alter leavuig tljc railroad. Mr.
Monaghan and his wife lived fof*
"-.onir time on a farm noar Spring-
field. After Mrs. Monaghan's death,
the veteran engineer went to Kansas
City wliere he since lias made his
home with two daughters. Mrs. Ella
Lang and Mrs. Nena McOllL
DEATHS
licoanr A.rKi.Ais
PunrrnI iCTVlrf.'i for tlforgr A ^>'"\
?s who died Bsturrtav sfternoon at tn^
hon.e of hi. ..rrlr •' A K^i.t. 3i:(4 Boo,,_
Mll« .vfnMe. will b* Irjld at 3 o clock
this altsrnoon In the Churrli of Latter
U«T Hsints on Dsif Kireei. Iniermem
will b* tn Oreenlawn cemetery under ci-
rertlon of fh« .1 W .KIImrnT imd^rK-k-
liitf r(,nu)j.i.v llfl U .»urvnf(l ''V. '''~
«!(<•. hH (nOirr OorK^ KixnK i""l 'I'"'
«i«irrf. beMdf* in.', uiuk.
^3(,
Victor Richesin,
Well Known Mere,
: ."^ Dies In Chicago
' J. J. Rlchecln, Springflfld insur-
ance man who resides at 853 East
Elm street. tclenrBphed friends and
nfUtives here Uial lu.s sajix. Victor
RlchMln. died last ntRht In a Chl-
cuKU iiu:>|iilMi. 1 III' Uocly will be
brouclit to Springfield Monday
night.
The youjiger Rlchrsln, who was
an L':si;.'-ii.ncc ajLi-.l wi'di Ju.iiSquiii-
tera In Indianapolis. Ind.. i was
travelln? near Chicago late last
waek when stricken with acute ap-
pendldtlc He was rushed to a Chi-
cago hospital and his father here
was called to his bedside.
AI-ONZO CABI.TON |-ON«
Fgn«ral Mrvic«* 'lor AI6nro Curllon
Lons. 7S. Who died Saturday atirrnoon
• t Tils hora^, 1«1« Movfv strfet, will b*
held In the Starne Biorlimry at 10 o'clock
I (Ills rnorninf followed by Intarmrnt In
thi> Mount rieaiant cemeterv rrkr Wll-
i lard. He In iur»ived by his wife, five
,' tona and two dausliter*. as followt:.
' Charlea. Andr*w. Jamr* and Joseph ot
fluriii^fUld. William ol Oraliaiii, Mo.. Mrk.
Llllr Dvl/onc or flprlnffleld. and Mr*.
Commodort KC^M or;Bols D'Arc.
mub. iNA*niNSHAW
Funeral aerviees far Mrs. Ina lllnthaw.
tt. ot <MOkrill«. MOl^ who died Baturday
In a hOiplUt here.' will be held at 1
•'olook titU »ft«niOon in Uta J. W, KUnt-
•»r tantral jMMii«. Mfl*I wlH b« in
Or*«inawn craeterr. t Mr*. Hinahaw l«
MnrtTwd toy Mt'biuNkbd. Barl HloaAaw;
i dawCMar. Vonn* llaa: • stster. Mrs. L.
B Marlr- t«T. brothor-.. Gforjra and Clar-
I enca Cook: and her Barents, itr. and Mra.
J. C. Cook of LouUbttrg.
I -1-
JAMrS A. EVANA
I Jamen A Evana. 57. of near Ava. Mo .
. died yeaterdajr mominf In • hospital here
I after a brief lllneKo. t The bodv wan pre-
•.•irr,\ f.,r huT'nl i,; Or i;ii.i;:iti i.iiicr.il
liame and forwarded Sunday afternoon to I
i Oxford. Kan . where funeral servlres aere '
, to hr held lodny
_1
1 MOSKS JMKFT.
I Till- htiilv 111 Mose.^ »)al>ey. «0. t\ Uo r^ird
I last Tuesday of a cerebral hemorrhaRc.
was eent last nlelit to a nephew. R. B»r-
»v. at Detroit. The Starne mortuary had
charge of the body arid rpent nenrlv s I
. aerk In «e»'Hp<» :';,;'l\f
|_ ,
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1929--LEADER
Page 1: Dale E. Moberly committed sucide.**
Page 2: John Monaghan died.**
Victor Richesin died.**
George A. Klaus died.**
Alonzo Colton Long died.**
Mrs. Ina Hinshaw died.**
James A. Evans died.**
Moses Jabers died.**
Dr. J. S. Tillery died.**
Oscar E. Schoenwald died.**
Page 3: Mr. and Mrs. Tom B. Turner celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.**
Roy Nelson died.**
Page 10: There is an item about the Bodenhamer farm.**
Page 14: Mrs. Vera Douglas and Mr. J. O. Hartley were married.**
Page 16: I. W. Jackson died.**
.. 'i -. I. W. JACK.SON
^^ruanral jwrvicva tnjr I. w. Jark«nn. aj. }
who dvir^n Toprka, ICan.. Sundav'will
b« h#M TuMdajr afiernonn at Wn^hmctnn ;
A*^««*.» nft*^*<<* rS"*rll ^tf ' < %ttf-*.*rr'
hv iiM a If" Seivirr^ a i,l ne ir f h.irie
«f r;nMp r,«'e lorie" ''% a f •"d a \i
and of Ihe Bocllrt rhap'rr. ^^, r> r R
Burial will h*,ln Hafelwfmd reme.tfry 'in-
j der ihe-dirertlnn ol Herbert V. Smith Fu-
neral home.
t«RED BODENHAMER: '1 still
" reside on the old Bodenhamer
fann near the city which has been
In possession of tlie Xanuly c.cr
aUtoe Uiei* w»s •, SprtngfleW. .My
uncle uied" to own a ^arm .which
Included about aU of Cherry sireet
and the famous spring at thfrr>-
-•nd - K4mbr©»i«h. - now-- mte4- uj*
Often It la wondered why the old
time residents did not buy more
property and hold It but the trouble
was the old citizens did not have a
Uw to enter the game as a rule."
83T
[MEMORIES GOAD
YOUNG LAWYER
TOJKEtffE
Deserting Family to Wed
StenograDher. Fatally
Shoots Himself
STRANGE-TRIANGLE TOLD
Had Been Wed But Two
Weeks After Leaving
Wife. Three Children
) The pratty yount wUe and three
I mntU eliUdrai wbo UUktmon thia
I two vMks SCO were roMwd at Uwir
; hii.<ib«nd^and f»Uier by the inam«f4
I of Dale E. MotMriy. S5. promUMttt
I • wir - made" lawyer and former
prosecutor of Houfton. Mo., to hU
[ ^rrnoj;rapliri U. ( nijiT. t> on him
Haunted by memonea of hi* lint
•'•ifr who obtained a dlvorot iof
■ rtPf^rrtlon I href weeks ago, and the
' children h;; left her. Mobcrly ahot
nnd mnrtaily wounded hlniself late
■■'■■•rioas in a uood t»o mile.s south
r>l Hnu.Mon.
j Wife and Ex- Wife We«^
lJ«st night, aa Moberly breathed
hi- lasi in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
K. M. Salyer. parenU of bla brida
of two weeka, the two women wtio
I had loved him wept Qoletiy ' te
; home* only a few yarda apart. Hta
; .second wife, the girl who had b^n
t - -
Sarah Jane Salyer, blue • eyed.
', brown-haUed. attractive daughter of
la Houston merchant, i^ho becam*
1 hla ateoofrapher
i died, ahe wanted to rounnur a mas-
raje of forgtyeneaft. But ahe did not
CO to him. and the fO'ST. said pride
(<nd ihr pain of hurt* Mill fresh and
iinliraled held her bark.
\V':Ili liis !^' uoiri."; Molvrlv or-
.irird '.ha; !;..- proprrty. of wir.oh he
'.rU. coividTnbir. .^hould go to his
three chilcifn— ol! ;irls. one 5. otie
.1 and oil" 11 mot.ths old. Since their
-.■'.ifi mic! ;r.'. -.T s-eparaied ;he
(l.-.lrirni hi>fl brr ii ri tiK home Of
ih'ir mothers i^arenls. Mr. and
^^i«i«» Tom R Sh?.ekTeit. west of
. • . •• . . ;... .Nifo. Mot>-
'-;!> ivriit baric to higb school at
Hoii.-ton to tr>' lo, prepare her&eif
»o 'h*- micht cam a Imng for them.
Kitl5 Self In Wood*
nrt'immc toward Houston after
A rtrivr '.ale Sunday afternoon with
•hr pfl he niarrfd two weelcs a<ro
Friday. Mobcrly stopped hi5 car.
,ftcpped out and obtained hJs 16-
I Kuage- shotKun. declaring he. wasi
romc to Vi',1 h'.ri <;c;r NT;^ Moborlv
i tried valiiiy to take llic muii away
. from bin:, and he ran into the woo^j
'.vl'h It ITiere were n ffw feai/iil i
mm;. '<■.•• I ; .•^l...; i .-s. .c:ul iiiiii iln-
■ ){irl Jirard r sIkiI hi llic woods.^
Ruimtnc to Moborly. she fovmd
him Iy;nK on tin- Rro'.ind. a bad
V r.i!.,! ;;) '.:; >><>.-••.. b':r 'till alive
Alone Ml*- %:• '.r-.'.y <[•.<■:. c ;!'.(■ r.\.<
mllrt into Houston to sunmion Dr. :
: E. P.- WJ»nlcpnshlp Dnrtor Herron .
ii.'.'l :>" ;< :• 1 : ■ ■■..:r': r. :irv! r\ rrnu-rl
.In. v.- Iau r. V. :. '!-.t::i .v '!.(• :ifw
sp»ead throuKh the town In the
' riarkne!u» the clrl was unable to find
•.?■.• \>',sOi- aI:.-.' In:- h:i-.l).i:vl Inv
Rnd n;'ire tl'.an' an hour p.os.ed be-
f'T"' tlT" rl'.iiy.: r!:r\:; w.ts fi'.'.iiT'l Ili>
..M frl.-'nrt. Fon'^t niin:-.r:i. supir-
ir.'^'KlfMl of frfioo'?^ nt Havivoiifl-
, ville. was first lo reach him, and to ,
him he confided that worry over
:•••.« ciocfstlr tro'iblrs and hi."! rhil-
<ielf. He asked Dunlvan to see that I
his properly was left To the children '
j Dies In Few Honra
I Taken to the home of Mr. anM
dooi s away was (Jm flxU, Mn. M0^.
erly. the .M ft&^>^^^l|i*
and married Moboly ft* It er t^
Txhen he u-as a rising young lawyer,
and Who lost btai to 8ar«^ Jane
after bearing ai^d motbfzlQC their
Ihree children. She did not aee her
.''irtner hu-'band .'roni the time be
"■hoi him'^lf unt.. hi.s death, though
Ihr town whispered that she wished
to be ai his side before he died.
Pcrhsp.'. winnmg him back as he
Mra. Salyer, pai'ents of hLs second
wff«» he was semi-conscloin until a
short time belnre hL'» death al li
i o'clock last night.
j_^ At the time of l-Js death. Mob-
er?v was law- partner of W E. Bar-
.f }i, ■,•'<<• forv^cr ctrci.l"
; .d.;r rjcarrd at S::riiief^v::ip, :-.r-\:
. the Texas-Shannon counU) llnr
' MoherK" h«(f nerer .ccne to law
school but learned the jirofe^Mon b'
'study In prhate law trfflcej*. Fir
:t«o~ienn» lie served as prosecuting j
attorney of Texas county, bulldln? ,
lip a rrpii'.iit'ion wliirli uave him d '
good practice when he went out ol
938
.odice. I
iUs lUlatlTn llnrr |
* Separating from his first wife not i
long ago. it It understood he told i
her slie nilnht set a divorce for!
desertion without, a contest t^nd '
tl'at hf Rprrrd to p:iviiient nf child I
^tippoil. II. • iiuiiiKil .Salaiv .'.i:.i
Salyer a lew days after the decree _'
was (tranted, ami Ilipv went to St.'
I.'iiiis oil III. ;r h"',i . i: ■• ii '
Mobrrlys brollitr. Joliii, now iv i
prosecuting allomty of Sliriiinnnj
county at F.minrr.co. Miv M^blp I
Moborly. a <;i</pr. is n iDcmbrr of |
|he faculty at State Teachers col-1
lese here; another sWeK' Marylr
forinrrly uns ,-i '<:irher in Xhr
6;>riiiKlii-kl MtiouiN. Mrd Tveral
other brothers are In the west. j
When Moberly stopped his car to
kin himself he and his second~«i{e i
were rrtumlnft .from the home col !
Mrs. Larry Cummlngs on Indian,
creek, iwo and a half miles from!
Hoii.stor.. ■ _.._^. 4.
h ..i.< :.i'. ... . ,i:.. ■ ::.• :••■ v-.i- .• • ■
been completed. ;
JOHN MONAGHAN
John MooMhan. M. • re«ld*Dl of 8pnn«-
flald. 'WU 1M waa aq-«aOBttr for Um
PrU«o tutUl 30 years afO, died Suoday tn
f^^rr** Ctty. where hJa two dauinters.
JCpl^SOa. L«nf and Mra. Nena McOlU.
rwilli- " -Mr. ' MonafhaA fonscrhr bad . a
4«a«MMlM-3eUTaf braDcb ot Um mitn
b*fora It waa ext«n4c4 narth^to nak* a
chroufh iconnecUon between 8pr:r.«llela
aDd Xaaaa> City. .TlMn b« took a.swltdk
in the south yanU h*te Aftar re
tnatiM
tnfcr"
UTlBt 30 yean aio. Mr — uonicniin liTM
-•tt-a email larni near here until trie drain
of hla wife, when he moved to Kaiua*
City. The bodT will be brouckt to
Sprlocflcid for barlal. ybt Herman H.
L^meyer Tu-rrra! home will h» in eh»r«f ;
Kuncra! 'rri.it- *■:.'. te ..t'.' 7^f.:a-
morning at 9 oV!oc>. in S! Jo<,*|-h rst^.n'..--
rhurch Buna! «.;i ^» :•■. Ma; ie ^^.'4
cenetery. i
VICTOR RICHKSI.N
' Victor- Richittin. son of Mr. and Mrs |
. .' J RlchPKin of 8S3 Ea<i Elm street rtifd .
i f*iind«T otcht in a Chic^io nospital \o\- ,
' loWing a snort lllneaa of acuta appendici- \
'..s T.if >jung m»n wat tn :r.»urii--«
' afcnt, «i!h hendquarters in Indianapolis.
Ind , and was travellhc near Chicago late
1 la^t week when he was nrlcken "Xwf
, rather vat in Chicago when his son died
T.^^ Ixvl* u'.I! b» bruiirht to Spnn<(le>d to-
MANYATTEND '
NELSON RITES
Simple but Impressive Ser'v-
iccs Are Arranpcd a*
Mnrshficid
Althoiich plaii.' had bcrn Kcp* s"
' M"mpirM^^rtsSlS!?71fie-7uKSirWT
■ Rov Nrl.snti 0.1 Mar«hf:«-:rt «l 2 3t''
jo'clock tWaTiJietnoon. »a* ;o o- .....
.of the IsrpP't and mort ImprewlTe*
I'serriees "ever "HQa~tliwa. «. JiMe|
quantities of flower* banked the
'^fcihodliir—rp; .co?a. Mr.:i!: j!.":''
, the service was lo be. and about
: 150 out-of-town men already had
• arrhrrt tht< 'morninjr to- attend the
.»ervicc. Tliey had come from ai".
over the .Mate, from S». l>>i:is. Kan-
«u CHy.tatMJ^? IwMpaarka regtoo -^
aaaodatcs andlrtaiMU of Mr. V*V-
«on.
>rvrr»l Pl«lnr» \v«l«(
Tlie frrvirr wa.« ■■■> c ronc1-.;r'rr;
bv th» Reverrnd R. S Kendel. p^-s-"^
tor ot the Methodist chtirch of
wh'.rh Mr- Nrl!««n w«.« « faithful'
and generou.* mcnitK-r. Mr. Krntr;
«■•» to bp a«.'l«»p<t br ih^ Re»erentl '
.MAn*r> P.i'trrv^r. -i.i-.'nr "f : nr
MPIhodi.'i v>u'.fc c\ .M.ir^hli»'.d. bv
'he Revrrcnd K P Ha'.: < S'
lioutSi. jk former - pastor ol h:.^
'hureh attd other rlrttinc mlnls-
i»n come to the cii\ .'or the occa^i
?IOII
f ( MtM Be.vHp Bloomer, orcanlst at4
th' (■.:>> r r; ...;r -r--^- ':•■'.■'. ^•."'■
fa .v.hio'.male of Mrs? Nelsons. wa».
•n S/- •'•<■ '•-;•• r.-' .'"■! 1 >Tir«*ifl«'td
:■!.-;■ -, -.-•••• ^^- ■' ' -•■-'- ■-."••a;
m .»;."
I.mplovr* PallKrarrr^
' Patfbparpr' tirr«> rn be lonr-tlme
rmploNT* of Mr Nrlw^n f.zh'- man-
ac^rs of h;« (•>ii.-..n? fic*'>r.p« ' ari-
,oii«Iv sHuaiMl •hroiichoiji wtuihwrst
Mi.'.'^ur! and o'lr'h*'-' .\ <■»• ^.".
' B'lrlal »a!t »o be in the Marsh-
' rV r.-''
U*-'*f '. ■ .•- ••»»• •..-- t.--><- ,.i----
Cl»»«llirrt .^rt«
83^
Mrs, Douglas Weds
An' Infermal wedding took P»*«*
yeturday evenlnc at the h««ne. o*
Mr. .lolin MrKrf. when Mr». Vrra
' noiirln' r^f 'fl!' >■•'' hrr»m' 'h' brl-lp
ol Mr. J. O. Hartlpr "' Mountain
arov». Mo.
XhP rrrpinon* »•» prrfonr^fl h»
iV Reverend Dr. Erret C. I«»chl»r in
'the prtsencr of the following mcnO*
'of thf roiiple Mni Opal Kelly. Mr.
'r \v Wrinm.m anil M" f ' » P'"-
:irli
HAPPY 60 YEARS
. IN SAME HQUSE
Dzarks Couple Celebrates
60th Anniversary at Home i
Near Marshfield
In Ihf i>»nit lK>m£ uhtrt thfv JiiA
"Ml up hoigfKffplng" ma bride and
Cfiir eo vrsrs mfi. Mr anrt Mr»
^ h- mo:.- •:•,-.,•. ;no kinsjoik .«n«)'
int'ihhors in cctebrattprr o( ihelr'
•iv'k'h tirfi-ijnc annlvrr'arv
. . a-! l.wiFr. L< a WrbiUr r'iuiil>
^/i^rni on: the: James river/ about 10,
°ml*«(i">out») 6t Marshltcid Whrn
• !• ::; Toit; T";rnrr Jock hi' hrlrtr.'
ri--nf». Jhrr'. 60 years aco. It *»n
1. a :< 1- -ncrr i > »r;:i: - Hi''
>i rlru.' lor the larm h' has fanned'
CM r alncr.
TIr. Turr.rr tjt on' oM
o; rvnny Turnn. who carnr
.<l\ ^r\f<l m the ConifatnxAitms-
M . r rrfirr.lnf from "h* »«r Tmn.
''at r». »»' marr^rrt on Df»rmb«T ?.
l.-x*; Tlif ffT'-m"!- ■'»"■ I'Tlormrd
b' ;hc ncvrrrnrt Jam'* P B:»<lew»;i
llutr C'ahf TrovWril .
* \ Jtrjl roiiMn. Mrr. Mnry'C P'l-
.Ai-i. Ol SprmK;i':i. -as' rr.A:r-.rr1 on
IrMjay^preVfrlM^
rspr«lally .pr»L'f<l her huyb«ntl'»
rh* aald.
T., C-. Ba.«v»pi ol B4)«rrs_vi!ie. a .
'oinnW aehool ittieber wh© at on*^
line courted the Turners eldest,
'■•> ich'T »r«r1e a remlnlscttt ' Ullf
r'-frtlllnn. the nrl5'>h <■•■ •'"^
r^ "~i)iraTtU''' 'he rally d«y>i, Tha
H rmhlrrttX"" toiiirrt '.n (."hofu
■ nir'i.i.c of Hf» r.-'- ^ T". -^
■ ■ nv.ri T».' Or! n .;i:'-'' r:.>.<
Mi». Ha.r\e Turner ol SprinnJir'.d
fsr.c .When You and 1 Were Yntincr
■' •,:;■■ r!r<-'^n-:p;<r>ri h\ Mi^^ Neva
"A .,',»■; »:'.fl F .1 ;; "^ I'A P.: ! '
"r- :'ri«lai:ch'e> r.a>ert • '••'.o on the
"'.» cabinet o:c4r<
Kiidtn VoT .\nnixrv\»r^ .
'^ a rlti'.tx "> 'he rrirhrs»nor.
a fine rartin a,« an annivrrrary gi:;.
Ot the jeven rhilrtren . bom to
■ •■ -1 b'!' tno srrre ♦her'— RobWe. '
. ^ «-j«aiiw.j,Vi' «*»*« ;
place, and M*f^E>jf ^lu^un^
-"lUV lr«n» Crane Mn. nmi^
• ."orrtr creatcranrtrhltdreri ♦here. m»w*-f
)}e sIx'aaMC^ ¥^y.^M^««U Mt:)tott«»>>W.I*l«J|||lilaia»
>me lo M1.0-, o . -.i>
Pejcenrtant* of the oflSmat'Oewnje—
Tvmer i««*w lorm •!»?<• •»'»>"'"
• hrouthmit this part ft
<.KOROE A. K.Lj%t*«
f ;nrr»I »»rMre^ fcr OeorK* A KUtj"
2'. mr-o «1.»G Satjrdav. »ere ^.f\' •.?-.;» «:t-
iri.oon at 3 o Clock at the Church ot Lat-
ter Dav Sa'.nis f.n Dale »tree' lrtern-.»r-.'.
followed vn CITVenlairn cemetery ir\
rt.arge of J. W Klirv^ner He •.« «»ir\!\e>l
hv ^.:« «i:e. %Ti Ui-.f'.e. J A K»:.l 2\:\
Hrn-.v>"» «<»ri!» «t »b.^«e ^'n'Tf '-e (iT-t
V
rKe^i^attendlns het coualns anniver
f r;«-b; .1 ---: < »^- / ' •' f • • ' "■'
•■••-'•' nz £■:<-•:< • :io'» tr- ■';: Mr» ^ , . .
KMu..' C.r.. She »U« waa "«, ""^^ J^CaVS^e.t for ^Alonfe Cartton ,
in .haie -hr !'•tlvUl»^_. " T /! , Jji" ,» -ho dlcil 8»Wl<Ul. were held at ,
^.., 't....... .. ••, , (y^„p of i.ho.11 idau|r>ieri. _
■\,'-\,- — JV'»r'-V ihe n;H mMpk— -
A .-pedal "^eddine cake bnheri b-.
.•ir r«kr «r,^ I :>e >••<:■ ?;vr»:h
ert tandlrr. • _ ,
liaod* llh Gi** Vatara T
j^f.l-.^llfrSwcrJh're' *^« a very
OpIofSirpTopiK'tJ^WFK-refTW'
Sippr old per^mr rerhlled Ihe aat-
Iffactloiw of their lon« llle lORelhcr.
When they «tre married, be 25 and \
aha 23. "wa thotjght we '•ere old _
enntwh to Imow art»»t we w«»« d«>- i
Inc.' Mr. Tximer recalled, and ad-
ded, -we think ao yet" Mf^ Turner .
Kur.eral fervicea for Mrv Ina Hinahaw.
23 of Co«k»ill.. Mo. 'ho died Sat^rday^,
• were held at 1 o'clock ihia afternoon at ,
■• ,. • -.V r.'.l-.tl.T r'v-' '-""v / '
r;erT-,en" 1:^ Ureei.la-n cen,r;*ry M: -
H-.na* I* i.-:--.:ve<; by tier liu'bar.d l*r^
, *,mail da^ihter. and by her pareiiu. l»o
• brothers and a at«ter. ^
JAMKa A. EVA.SS ' :
the body ol Jarhiea.A. KVans. 57. of Ara. •
*.Mfr. who died fluodty in * »njtf»»*>^^"*
- by J. W. KUn»D«r^o Oilord
furei'al aerrleea and burial to
^*•
8H0
pT.r-rj;v7-
DK
TIIXEBt
JkU«raooQ St tl»« J. W. KIlntnT. fu-
r<T«! ehAprl. liortrtr Tlllf rjr «•« prsrUe-
■ in<< ph>»lrl»0 In Spr'.rwric^rt 3S vrsrt Tor
■30 T*kr* h* hud* oKlrr on Cornmvrclat ,
j.;rr'._ r>r»r jl'"' MiTlon Brothfri Droe "
'• »tof»-"- l^twlof 'liUrry *b* born i»nd. rmr-*
,■> ,f f T.-».. ^,. A"r> odtntnirie M< '
r- ».i;- . '• ■ . 1 ,'■ .■ ; .- .■•;.•• : . . . - ..k.' •
i'';,ri: "1 .•..' '. ; . ' ■• i.'.r.i'-rl n (:r.;i-
t HorB r.!l r< ;:,i!.i re ;.•! <;c>'«.L nl..! >lm' tiol
llli» ^«« <|.>»T'>-ii hl» rniiv ttrr.» to llir ,
j,b» litl v;/lr.«. Ml'. .St'l:a XUiSl?. * ■"^''■•
flov»1 Tll>r*, »if th^ 1 1 o 111 eV<rd rrnf ; l«o ,
.Uufl lr!s. Mts E .r Nor^lrni.'i. Mf tiRi:T«
T»« . .ir.d Mi»i JUkDl-.a Tl'l'r.v •"■' " '■
' ' rni« arlflfV a-^i-n ^I'.t^r. Mr^" F'ra»:k:-
• Ir.gtajn ano tiri.i -• i." Lou lil.rr^. both of
!5;)'lrBf!fUl, niirmi will b»- Jn Oreenlawn i
MO^ES JABCIU
Th» body or Motes' Ja.b»rs. ao. who «Jle«l
■'' 'Srtjv. hns be(>n nent frpm Rtarnr't
n.'.nuary lo a nrphe*. R. Baiiy, m De-
troit. Mieh. Thf man't home «a« In!
T'.rk'T. . 1 of 33«2 Htrton
i • OSCAS t. SC'HOB.VWALD
' Otcar r Bchoenwald. S<, dx-rt at hi«
. homf At 244»,NorlIi Nfain avrmie farly
I thlk morobi*. .aXUr « brlet tUn«<k. Ur.
; Schofnwklct h«» jltved la Or»«no county
j for th« past JO year*. H^ w»« formerly
pinplor^ by the.'Frlcco^artd of late yart
j haa b««n an uptlDUtrrer on Ea*t Comin«r-
cl&l atTMt H* «•• a memUfcr of tb« Oat*
■ of Tnnpl« lortfe. which vtll condnct %l%-
f'i;.:r Mf. IrrS «' hl.» kTHv». Mr Rcho-
«nwald Is survived b* Hl« wjdow. liis ;
^r». ^\u^u^ta ik-JioriiwHul. of i
, ,,.. »h«*h5^'?"|MlSilUWw|
fionf. ^mari) R<'hoeriWi^ld. of Chicaifo. *n4 I
I'aul. of ;!.•• 'i.'ir^ ii;-!"'' • t"n .i'-»r<.
' MIta Clara Schoer;wald. of 0«-rtniinn. Mu . i
land Mrf. lltlUe K'uin'r, of »l. Lou:f ,
Iher. IWwarU Schoen^aJd. of I
The' fumtal i^rtUiaVDUi b* at |
ihi>»-gvi>»»»»«i);<hmxfw ,<tf Scot l'-
iinil Mf>l:i avrr.ti*. W.'dri'^.'dsv after-'
rc'iii Ml r- |0 f r:f.,,<, vnth tbe Reverend A I
Hr'.wi'.'t irrT:;,!ir.t: li.;:-! »'l ho u.i'.'t
1 Ih* dlrect'.di. of W 1. S'.'iri.'-, nut i .
. pUta U as T»t undrrlrled.
I»R J. S. TII.LERY
Fuiitia. .-.rMcei far Dr. J. S. Tin>rv. 65.
lyenu?. who died HundAv
|,<!i» afl».rn<v»B •! till. i. w. K>intn#r fu*j
- ._- jjortor TiUfry *•» ptacvic- .
ijj,, yaaxa iie '-'had* of fU« on CommWWW
»**»»*s PT*f iha Xlnrton Protheri Dru«''
**"•" • itg^iSl J^'fiT . ^ «* b^f'i "nrt rear-'
rA'lto;,
rs.Vk«» b«
obtalninc hia{
■*^=7n #^**«:» ■ vuiMililliB ■■••A
ilOfMh* CAme to Sprlnsflrld f
,-«]l«r**f**hV'T)p«rai*d * drori
i?'V*l«a«?«TCii«l «lr'»et and »lnc**tK«lr1
haa deniMd his rqttr^ tlm# t« U»*.i
:<■' r-.' ; ., M-fi^v:,>., n«' '.• M;rl ■•.■»"<'
."rtUgilMX, Mli K .1. Nrittlrri'i .
_ Te» . .T:.d .M:>. .luur.l'.a Talf^rv
i r.orrm addrrj- a>-,^i_n jiMfr. Mr>'
' fr^yram and hruthfr.'Lou Tlllerv.
'.-■ V. • \- i : •■ h ■. • . r;
i be in cuatsi y; H.c, l-.n- : „, -.1 .
r. f I C »>
Fraiikir
both of I
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
Mrs. Myra M. Kraft has her sister's will voided.**
Page 3: Roy Nelson died.**
John Monaghan died.**
Dr. J. S. Tillery died.**
Victor Richesin died.**
Wilson Snider died.**
Mrs. Mary E. Cain died.**
Oscar E. Schoenwald died.**
Mr. and Mrs. Tom B. Turner celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.**
Page 12: Catherine C. Mack sues to divorce Allen F. Mack. THey were married
February 3, 191 5, in Greene county. They have two children.
Hazel Hight sues to divorce Harry Hight. They were married December 20, 1927.
Her maiden name was Hazel Hunter.
''^' MAKRIAOB LICENSCfl
Albert O. Haberman. 35.
of
Springfield, and VlrKliiia Youiik. 32.
uI Co;.'Cjv;"f. Kan: ("PH Arthur
Klaer, 31, and Delallah Freeman, 16.
bolb or Bprtntfleld.
8M)
WED-10 WEEKS.
KILLS SELF
Memories of First Wife Whom
He Deserted Goad Houston,
Mo., Attorney to Commit
Suicide
pOADEI) by mrmniirs of his first
wife who obUlned a divorce
three weekn uro on ch«rBe of deser-
tion. Dale E. Moberly, 35. prominent
Houston. Mo., Rtlorney and former
prosectiUnit ullorney of Trxns
roiinty. fatally shot hlinwlf «hllr
(wo mWrt south of Houston Siindnv
afternoon. ' '
Moberly married Sarah J«ne S«1-|
yer. his stenographer, two weeV
a(!o. She was wlih him. when, rr-
! tumlnit to their home at Houston.
' he slopped the car nnd took hl^
1 15-RauRe shotRun and fled Into the
woods, where he shot him.self.
I
DIVIDES PROPERTY
Before he died, Moberly ordered
that his property be divided among
hit three children— all pltlsi— whom
he left when he deserted the first
wife.
Forrest Dunlven, auperlntendent
of Khools at RaymondvlUe, an old
friend, was one of the first to reach
Moberly," where he lay In the woods
with ft wound In his aide. The law-
yer confided that worry over his
dbmestle troubles and hLs children
caused him to shoot himself.
♦ ♦
Waa Student Here
He died Sunday night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Salyer.
parents of his second wife. The sec-
ond wife, after completInK a course
Rl a Sprlncfleld bialncss rolleee. be-
came Moberlys stlnoBraplirr.
Moberly, who gained ' his legal
knowledge In private law offices.
served as prosecuting attorney of I
Texas county for two terms and
made a good record. He waa known |
to many SpringHeld attorneys. Hei
had practiced In the courts here. I
He la survived by a brother. John |
Moberly, pro.seculing attorney of
Shannon county; Miss Mable Mob- [
erly. a member of the faculty of the
SUte Teachers" college here; an-
other sister. Mary, who formerly
Uught In the Springfield schools,
and several brothers living In the
west.
SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY
IS OBSERVED BY COUPLE
The sixtieth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom B. Turner,
tto hikI MJ ifiirs oici, re.spetti^ely.
was celebrated Sunday by more
than 100 relatives and friends at
i/ic farm home of the aged couple
111 Webster county on the James
river, about 10 miles south of
Marshfleld.
It wft.s to this fnrm home that
young Tom Turner took his bride,
Thpna, Jii-st 60 years smo. Only four
acres of tlie present large tract had
been cleared then.
Mr. Turner Is one of (he six sous
of Denny Turner, who came to Mis-
souri from Teimessee In 1638. All
served In the confederate army.
Tom WM married on December 9,
1866. after returning from the war.
The Reverend James P. Bridewell
performed the ceremony.
JOHN MONAGHAN
runeral services for John Monaghan.
86. veteran Prlaco engineer, who died Sun-
day In Kansas City, will be held today
at 3:30 p. m. In St. Joseph's Catholic
church, followed by interment In Maple
Park cemetery. Twenty years ago, Mr.
Monaghan retired from the Prlsco service
and moved to a small farm near here. Ha
lived there until. |he death of his wife,
when he moved to Kansas City. He Is
survived by tso daUKhlers. Mrs. Ella Lang
• 11(1 Mrs Nriia McCiill. bo(h of Kansas
Cliv. Ilrrman II. Lohmcyer wlli liave
rhiirge ol arrangements.
DOCTOR J. 8. TILLCBY
Kiinrrai nervlcen for Dr. J 8 Tlllery. «5.
of 1382 Benton avenue, mho died Sunday
iifferiioon. will he hrjd ni 2 o"rlork th'.
• fIrriiM'Mi nl I'lr .1 W Kllngner f«i-
iirral i Imprl I>oclnr Tlllery was a practlc-
liiR physician In Springfield 3i years. For
7» v^ars he had an office on Commercial
•itrrt o<rr (iif Murton Hrotliers Orug
fiiiir Diirtor Tlllery was born and read-
rd at Mhrrlv. Mn After obtaining Ills
nirdlcal training he rame to Springfield.
Until 13 years ago he operated a dmg
store on Commercial street and since that
time had devoted Mn entire time to the
practice of Ills profesalon. He la survived
by his widow. Mr^" Stella Tlllery: a eon.
Flody Tlllrrv. of the lioiiir addre.v*.; l»o
(Inu^lilrr^. Mi< f. J. Norstroin. ol l)alla^.
Tex . and Miss Jusiiita Tlllery of the
home address: and a sister. Mrs. Prankle
InRrain and brother. lou Tlllerv. both of
SprlnKdrld. Burial will be In Orernlawn
remetery. The Reverend H. A. Wood will
be In charge of the funeral services.
SMU
Impressive Riteg^vfw
Held for Nelson
At Marsh fie Id
One of the largest and most Im-
pretalTe funeral lervlcea ever con-
ducted In MtMbfleld was that held
ta tba MtttKxUit church there at
S:W o*ekM* ywterday afternoon for
Roy Nelson, considered the leading
canner of the Otarks, who died In
a hospital here last week following
an Illness of heart dlspase.
The rltea were In charge of the
Reverend R. S. Kendell, pastor of
the Marshfleld church, of which
Mr. Nelson was one of the most
dpvout members. Mr. Kendell was
assisted by the Reverend Alonzo
Patlersoii, pastor of the Methodist
church. South, of Marshfleld., by
the Reverend A. D Ball of St.
liOUls. a former pastor of Mr. Nel-
son's church, and other visiting
ministers.
Miss Bessie Bloomer, organist at
the Grace Methodist church here,
and a schoolmate of Mrs. Nelson,
a Marshfleld male quartet furnish-
ed ipeeUl muale.
fr^W ins i Action **
To Void Will
Mrs. M.vra M. Kraffl. iio South
norenca avenue, was successful In
her suit to have the will of Mm.
Emma Paul Powell, Belleville oc-
togenarian, set aside In circuit court
«t Belleville, m . yeMerrtsv
The aged wom«n> e.i^tste. whirli
was valued at $30,000. was be-
queslhed chiefly to Krlwurd \V
West, a brother. Mrs. Powell died
November M. 192R.
The Springfield woman, a sUler
of Mrs. Powell, was disinherited.
She charged In her suit that West,
her brother, influenced Mm. Powell
to make him chief beneflclsry
through causing her 'to forget she
hsd a sister."
VICTOR ■irHrniN
llie body of Vlnor Itlchemn. iuii <>( Mi
and Mrs, J. J. Rlrhesin of 853 East Elm
Mrerl. who died Saturday night In a Chl-
<BR(> Imnpltal ft>llo»ltiK nil llliir.'^.s nf unite
■ IMX-nctu ids. nrrlvrd tirrr r«rlv lliln inorii-
liiB mid wak Iskeii lii rliarse by the Alma
■ .nhmeyer funeral home which will over-
^ee arranseinent* for burial here. The
voung man was an insurance agent with
headquarters In Indlanspolls The father
was notified of his sons serious Illness
and reached Clilcngo belore he died.
M1I-SON SMn».R
Wiloii Eiilder. 6«. Frl5co lelearsph op-
rrstor at NlrJioU Juiitlioii. died In a
lotpllal here at 9:30 oclock tonight fol-
Io«lnc a »liorl lllneiui Mr. Snider had
been an eu.plove of the Prlsro railroad
for a quarter of a renlurv He Is sur-
Mied bv hi.-. »ifr. Mr.v Aluc Siildir t»o
'm.v n.irt II Ni.lder of SprniRfirld.' and
Clark L. SnMer of Cartervllle. III.: hia
molh^. Mr«. rranrls Snider of Hprlns-
IleJd; and one daughter. Mrs. Arthur R
■)o6erg of Springfield, rnncral arrange-
gfP4 IT* '". «*»«rg« of the Alma Loli-
mtnr fttotrfti home;**'
„. .. MRS. MAKV E. C.\rs
Mrs. Mary E. Cain. 69. died at g s\
o clock last night u. her home. ISM West
Walnut street. She is surtlved by her
ler MUs ElUabril, c.in uf t)it home ad-
dre.vi; four sisters. Mrs Prrd Bauer and
Mrs. J. K. Harvey of Springfield. Mm.
Anna Clrankemper of Rlrhrr. Mo siid
Mr». Hrnry Klrkmryrr of Pelrrr'cilT
four brolltcrs and one grandchild The
Hermnn M I.ohmrypr tunrral home Is In
cliarfc ul tuiirral airaiiKriiirn(.'<
U.X AR E. .sl||u»..NUAUI
runeral services for Owar E Solioen-
ZVSl *•• **"• *"^ "* '"» home. }44»
Nortli Main avenue, jeslrrday morning
after a brief lllnens. «||| he held at
•f** «'cJoek Wednesday afurnnoa In
the St. John's Evangelical church the
R'verend A Rrhiill)! offlrlatln? Inter-
ment will be under direction of W t
5«*n>e. Mr. Schoenwald is »urvlved by
nia wife: his mother. Mrs. Augusta
Bchomwald of Oermann. Mo ; two daugh-
ters. Misses JuUa and LiUv of the home
address: t«o sons. Edward of Chicago
•nd Paul of the home: two sisters. Miss
Clarw Schoenaald of Oermann and Mrs
ilaltia Kramer of St. Louu. and a brother.
■dwBrd Scboenwald of Oermann
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1929--LEADER
Page 1: Efton Flood died of injuries November 27.**
Page 2: Wilson Snider died.**
Victor G. Richesin died.**
Oscar E. Schoenwald died.**
Mrs. Mary E. Cain died.**
Page 14: Miss Virginia Young and Mr/. Albert O. Haberman were married.
Miss Elsie Hartley and Dr. Bruce E. Ratcliff were married.**
gH3
OUTS*^
toL'^WAi^iustfcr
S DEATH
Stone County Prosecutor
I Convwiceil 'ttmth's Demise
Accidental, Although His
1 Father Holtte to. Theory o!
I Murder- . ••■ -
I niimnrn thut fmil i»>«r itiht h»y«
"(Harvd k part In the druth nr Kfton i
Plojd, M-yp«»-old' Jamrx river!
Bul.'f »ho tflfd <vf- InJurlfF, iipp«r- '
rnily snffrrrd »hfn hl» cur plimRfd
. ovrr nn r mbBukmrnl noor Ci«lrn»
November J7. are trroundlcM. Pro«e- '
' r'Ulne Attornrv .1 B Norm«n di»-
, clarrd at Galena lodav.
j Since foAn aftrr rifxTd'x 'dr«th.
Norman t*\<i. the nininrR of .<orar
myslrrioiix t;>r<r<r m l)i' mrid'-iii
i which Wiled 'him have persisted.
'••vet I »».i convlnred at (Ir.'l and'
am iifiM Ilia' wiri> i> i.fMii.i,; '.■ ihi"
theory,"
I Questioned reRardinR reports that
I IhreatenliiK lrll<T<! were found In
'^r*>oda clothes after his death. Mr.
lUnlcA-
Mr Normnn said hr w«s a distant
UWohner Stflne county itheHf( •nd,
trenfiirT. flnd herausr of this reU-
tton naturally had been very careful
. in liurstlgatlnK the action which
killed the. man. He went with a
I Justice of the peace and t coroner's
\ jury to the scene of the wreck of
.Kl<Ki<|s (»r iniiiicdlalrly after tlir
accident, he jwld. and "yoti could,
■ follow the tracks of the ear along
• the highway and nee where It dived .
off, all so plain that nothing else
Woyld -b"^' linPI""''''" ^ pBrtlv
'flrted liquor bottle- waa foupd Inj
Floods hunting coat, according t«
«Jie'pro«««»UnK •H«n>ey. i
Father Sospeet* Morrfer
•J M Flood. Ffton Floods -father.
^ffm^^tUUIMtA that ft cheritlcal
"a'nalvsls of opof* fund on two
iatonea. picked up near the edge of i
itb* bluir nhere hia »on died, prov- ^
~r<S the apols to be human blood. He
.hold* to a theory of murder, de-,
iclarlnp his son. tinwiltlngly. acted
Taa an undercover agent for a group
of federal ^jrohlbltlon officers last.
[June. • - '
HII>t)N >MI»FK
-Fiitieial service^ !nr W.ixji; ^-n. ■'.•!. fit.
Frl.^co telegraph operator .it Nll^lol^ Jutn-
tlon, who died In a hovptia! I pre Mon>!n\
nliht following a brief illness, a;!! ur to.-i- ■
<)tti!t«<t at 3-30 o'clock Wfdneaday aftrtnooti |
':. th' M-Tio I.i-h:iir\"r f'l.-^T.it ho-ne '
BurUl will be In .Maple Park c<meter.» i
For mor* than a quarter of a renttiry •
Mr Snider i.-il been an employe of •]•'•
Frlaco railway. He Is »iirvlved hv hi*
wUa. Un. AHc« Snider; two aoni. Burt H i
Snider of Sprlnjtfleld and Clark L. Snider |
of Carterrllle. III., a daughter. M" •
ArthMr It' 81-iberg of Sprlrrfi'ld- one
• Inter. Mrs Dora Hun-rr of Wlv.tr-- nfr
Mo. and Ms motiur. Mr.*. Knuif.^
Snidef of Whitewater The Tteverend '
Mansfield will dr".-^ •'-». '-.r-n' ..--.-->-
\KTOR r. KKHrsiv
Funeral tervhes for VUfr (• li!i-iie>.:i
•M X»H Bra Rtrctt. who died Saturday j
Bight In ■ Chlcato* hoapltat. «1U b€.> held |
lit a o'clock Wedneadar afternoon at the i
l» aurtlved br hi* wife. Mrs Nola Ttlchesin :
maafmiM.ton. 4%tk, at lodiauapolla. ind..
iniiddltton to hli parenta here. Ma had
bMA tnplored M atate agent for the Aulo
Tnaurane* company vlU) office* tn Indian-
apolis.
. OSCAM K. tlCMOENBAI.D
"^-TBn#f*r aarricta Oscar B. SchoenwaM.
s«. nf J«<9 North Main avenue, will be
held W'edntadav afternon at 1:30 o'clock
• at Bt John'a Kvanirelleal church.^ followed
tiv Interment In Oreen!airr. ceirieterv '.n
charge of Htarr.e'a mortuary I i »• ».Ir
mother, two .aona, two daughters, a |
! brother and two ilitera surtlve '
.MR>i. .M.tRV i:. r\fv
Fiireral i»r\Te« foi Mr' \?,.rv F r^siiV
riQ. a ho died Mondav rich! ni l-'r l"->ri'-
' : 4 \\ r-. • \\a!ni; >• • p«-v -v ■ ' ..• -■
W'rtne'd.iy inornif.g a: 3 o clc, k <i S;
, Agnea church, folloaed bv Interment In 6t
. Marv'j reineterr In charge of the Tlermar ,
w ff' -.- '.•."■.' 1-.^-, »• \1 '' fa"- I.
I 'lirvived bv her husband. .lohn. t«o .\on«. i
, William and Albert, and a daushlcr '
I Kllzalieth all of Springfield, and -oiie ,
grand^lil.d. Four o-iit.'iers aiui ilic .'oIIdw-
, inn "isteis aleo survive Mrs Fred Bauer
; end Mrr J F Hsrber of Ppringfleld. Mrs. I
IAntia Oraskamper of Rirhey. Mc. aiiU Mis. i
atarj KIrkiiMKt ol^PtUc* CUr. Ma,
Miss Young Weds
I Mr f.nd Mrs. C B Youns ot Cnf-
»rr i'I<- Kii i-nl-ounT 'h» mnrtlni:'''
r.f tlir'.r (Iroi^litrr. Vr;iiil.i. '" -^Ir :
1 Altaart O. Hsberman. son of Mr. ami j
r*a«~"«irrrtint7ed Ritrurrtay evening I
iThr r-vrrriul F.rrr" .=>■:.>- pcrlorm-
! <■»! the r'-irnr.oiu-,"»h;'-*i » »■" ;£"• '•';
•the p«r-r,nr>ce r.t the C<T:al fh::<.-
AJtrr a *hort. '.rip. Mr
Kk. ><!>«>( at j
YifTBoiith Clay avenue. .
Wedding Vows
An ii'.IonnKl m>r-.-:r v^« •>..f
ifunday mornlnc :n K>--.>> <~ ■■ M-.
TwiTpfl^ MIM EI«tP lU::>.v of b«l:r».
Kan. Ix^aniP thr br!«l» of Dr. Br-a'-»
■ B. Httcliff of »lil^ ri'T "The r»r»-
Imony waa' trail »t the ftoa»e of 'he
H»-.rli:t ■*:.'■ n.r.>.<- : ■■■'■
tfrr.
I
8HM
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 11, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Mrs. W. H. Tucker was killed.**
Page 6: LeConipte infant died.**
Wilson Snider died.**
Victor G. Richesin died.**
Oscar E. Schoenwald died.**
Mrs. Mary E. Cain died.**
Dan Withers Martin died.**
W;
^^y^H^
iTO'S
ARERWILDlCr
I
Mrs. W. H. Tucker Dead and!
Mrs. H. M. Ray, 65, fn SeH-
ous Condition as Result of
'Flaming Youth' Episode
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES
FILED BY PROSECUTOR
Justice Fixat Bonds at $15««
000 Following Hsaring:
Woman Knocked 30 Fast at
Purdy Straat Crossing
QNE wommn u demd aod aoothnr
U In • crtUcaJ ooodiUoaM • ra«
«ult of betnK itnick br an kotomo-
_ Wl* ocpuplfd by two boys and two
'«lrl companions celebrating •
■"drinking party .-
] fUTM. w. H. Tueker, Tl. pfomlaaof
Purdy wooMin. was kUML and UXB^
R. M. luj^as. aiflo BMoibar of • van
known Purdy family, is not fnfftTtfil
I to live, attendant* at ■ hospital at
tuonett where alw was takao said
♦last night. " " "• * '•
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I
-♦
AT rm-'RCH KEKHION
The two elderly
left the Pint Baptist ebordl
day evealnc and
8H5
'tlmiod down tKTsteSt at Its Idgk
rntr of speed and on out the road
i toward CaMvlUe for about two mllaa
where It ran inlo a ditch. PtoUowln*
tha wreck tha two young . eoaptoa
'Vert' arreattd by > OottrtaWa 3 Al
Weeks, who had pursued them.
♦._ *
ASK iiMaa B0.VO8
i
^__ *■
Royal nus. Barry county proae-
cutor. said that the young people
were intoxicated and that they liava
I gince admitted that they bad been
• drlnklns -rather heavy- during th«
1 evening. When arraigned belors
' Jiwllce W. P. carter yesterday
I their bonds were set at «15.000 each,
j but as they were unable to maka
'thfem they were remanded to JalL
, Prellmlnsry hearing* wlU be held
' St Purdy Prlday morning.
I Mrs. Tucker Is a slsterlnlaw of
I M M. Btrother. Purdy merchant.
while Mrs. Ray U the mother of
J*mc« Ray. hardware dealer.
Prosecutor EUls said both boys
were under parole by juvenile court
1 for petty law vloUtlona. Stark, ha
said, had served a term In the re-
I fonnatory at Boonnle. Tonng Finn
l<^ a son of Bra Ptnn. Monett
(trocer. The Knee girl Is a student
: of the CassvUe high school.
DEATHS
i-m
of the mala strtsti at Pordr «1W
tha young peopls^ ear. trtddi^dOi^
cers said was speeding, stnitk
knocking UMb about 10 tcft^j^,
j^2J^{^oeenpaat8 ^
t 1.BfX>MPTB fNTANT
Uurtal acivlc** loc the Itilant daughter
of Mr. aod Mr*. John W. LccompU Of
, lOil Wttl. Mount Vernon etre«t, who died
t Tutiday ' morning In a hoapltal. wlU -l>c
I held this ^Mternooo at > oeloek In Bt.
t Mary's celietcry, under the directlon«<o(
W. L atarne.
wiiJ«ON sNinr.R
Kuneral lervicea (or Wll»on Hnlder. §4,
[ rnwo islrgraph operator at NIchoU Junc-
I (loh. who died In ■ hospital her* Monday
I night rellowing a brief illness, will be eon-
dufied al J JO o rlork thl« afternoon
In tha Alma L4»hm*yer funeral home.
Riirial will b* In Maple Park cemetery.
^or more than a quarter nt a rentiiry
Mr. Hnlder had been an employe of the
FrUco rallwav. He I* survived hv hi*
«lfe, Mr«, Alice Hnlder: two sona. Burt H.
.Snlrter of 8prln((irld and Clark L. Snider
of Cartervllle. 111.. a daughter. Mr*.
Arthur R. 8)ober« of Springfield: one
»liiter. Mrs. r>ora Hunter of Whitewater. ;
Mo. and hli. mofher. Mrs. FrancU
Snider of Whitewater The Reverend
'^snslitld will deliver tb* farcral sermon.;
^ VICTOK O. BICBUIN ^ ^?
Funaral Mrvleai lor Victor O. Rlontiln,
nan of Ur. and Mr*. J, J. RIehMin of
•m Etit Mm ilrMt. who dlod 8«lurd«T |
nliht In a Chlcoro heiplUl. will be hrld <
■ I 2 e'riock thl* afterDOon al th« j
Alma Lohmayer Funtral chapel, and !
kurlal wlU b« In Hu«lweo4 oannUry. Ha i
U lurTlved by hlf wifa. Mr*. Nola RIchcila '
■ nd one »on. Jack, at Indianapolis. Ind .
In addltloa to hli parantu here. He had
been emplOT*d an ilata agent for the Aula
Iniiiranct company with offlcea In Indian-
apoli*.
osoAE r. nfiiorNWAi.n
runerti aarvlc** Oncar C. Hchoenwald.
M. of 744* North Mala avenua. will be
h'ld thl» afternoon at 3:30 e'r1o<-k at
I 81. .»nhn'» rvangellcal rhiirrh. followed
I b» inleriufnl In Oreenlawn cemetery In
rh*r(e of niarne'n mortuary The wife.
' mother, two aona. two daughter!. •
brother and iwo lUier* purrlrf.
I MIU«. MABV F.. CAIN j
I Fiiner»1 tervlren for Mr« Mary K. Cain. |
' At. who died Monday night *l hrr home, t
ISM Weil Walnut atreet. will be held
ihli morning at • o'clock In St. Agnes
church, followed by lnt«rment In at
Mary'a eamatcry In charga of the Herman
H. Lohmcyer funeral horn*. Mrs. Cain ii
•urrtTed by haf h«lilMU>d. John, two aona,
Wllljain and Albort, and a daughter,
Xlliabeth. all of Bprlngflald, and one
grandchild. Pour brothers and the follow-
ing alstcra alao turrlTC: Mrs Pred Bauer
and Mr*. /, K. Htr^ of Bprlngflcld. Mra.
Anna Ora>kjmf>*r' kif Rlchey. Mo., and Mrs.
Henry KIrkmtyar of Palrca City. Mo.
DAN WmnCRR MARTTN
t>Bn Withers Martin, month -old son of
Mr. and Mrs Charlei Msrtin «3S Hoi-
Und •venue, died »t 7 n'rlork laiit nithi
Interment »ill be In r.««i Lawn o#meterT
Thursday morning under dlreciion of the
Alma Lnhmever funeral home Betides the I
I , parents, tha child Is survived hr two j
brothers, rharles. Jr . tod Edvliu and I
«Tt lUtm. Xota car MHT ia» *
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1929-LEADER
Page 5: John Todd died.**
Mrs. Daisy Adams died.**
Page 8: Mrs. W. H. Tucker was killed.**
Dan Withers Martin died.**
LeCompte infant died.**
Page 12: There is an article about Dr. Edgar Samuel Thompson, a graduate of Drury
college. He is both physician and a lawyer.
Dr. Capl. Edgar Samuel 'Ihoinp-
son, LL.. D . toii'.uiucs In acquire
knowIrdgC and is "-v. r\ l;»».>rr a.s
1 well a& a doctor. The Ch*rl«»ton
1 News tl)us UU5 U>c nory:
I -Captain Edgar Thdnipson. com-
manding officer of U»o naval hospi-
tal, and medlral officer nt the
Cluii Ir .Ion iiav; .•..tri! a i < i-'-e ol
the eleven catididHtes who ^u^■cc^1-
(ully tirtKM-a ilie si.iic Iward ex-
t ninllKillon lor hii-ii.M- to ir.i. !..•.!.■ I.ry
I in South Carolina. «i"\irdin« to in-
loinuitiiiM rro-.'.n! ;!i ( li.iri<>t..a
I Jroiii Cohimbia vrsl'iila-.
, •Captain 'Ki.ii.ii.-i.n. \ lio 1.a»
],^r\td 111 llic. navy for ns \r»T%.
^..iiLtd Uv, ill (>\:v: ■ \\ .i ,:iUi».-u"
I university, while aUaclitd to the
Lpilta«.v^teiT*<H ^ Wuhlngton.?
f Captnlii niuinp-oli mined tlie iini-
\ersiiy in I9:i6, wi ihc aainc unic
\'-*M''mt^'^Bis^T^mm);moa. •yrU be
(gan Uic 6ludy o^ law. and lather
and son were gradunted with the
deitree of LL. n. In the cla.»s 19C9
lilb<«; iliMii., «j. , Aiiu ... li'jv* all
altomey-«l-lHW lu Charleston, was
admitted to Ihf^ '. f^iitli Curolina
bar In June. 1929,' shortly after hw
t;rnd'.i;iM"n
"While CnpUuii J Thompson docs
not Intend to enter Ihe active prac-
tice of Inw. lie thouxlii that since
he had re<«ivrd a dfuroc In lau he
should belong to the bar s>f «>nie
-)
i !
state, and chose Koulli Carolina be-
ctui.sc ol lU3 pn-sfut us,--iK:iiiiicnl to
duty at the navy yard here."
. • •
Dr. Thompson pr.-.diialrd frnni
Urury colkgc ui one ol the cariy
ela.'^.'ses. one of 'he iv.fmbfrs cf tin-
class iM-iinf bciiaiot Tlionia-s B. Love.
the man who siwune Texas In'o
hue lor Hi.o\(r Ui . 1 !..-:v.p^f n <\\:i>
proi)trty in .'^pnii.jtiild and will re-
* ; :, ! i L • •; t':> a;. J
probably pnirtice medicine, ^lie
doctor wa.s a.ssociated with Doctor
O^ler. llic crlcbratrd .s.irKooii durinc
the war. the ver>' prr.<oii wlm
wnnlni to V.:'.'. ill v.'.d proplr asii^fr-
1PS.S. 'Doctor 0.-\cT kept active up to
the time of his death and admif'i-d
to Doctor Thompson thai he was
wroiit; In diclaiiri^; |x.iiplc ol AKt
were iiecc.viarily iiscles.-. !.'■ > ; :
Thompson nsked' Osier why lip did
flol correct his former .statement.
Doctor CMrr sjiid iw in'ciKlit; I., b .t
he never did. Wlirn Doctor llioiiip-
."iDii Kradualrd from Drury there
were but four members of Ihe .sen-
ior tla?s. .SUico goUiR Into the navy
he hr..s been in about, every countiy
In .the world. With Osier In mind
Doctor T ! :: ; , . ■ ...>•.-
i*'7 ■,\i • ' :'. '\.r >;..:. I ..'.. t.>k.i:i., na-
tion foi- a ln\v\er's license, writes;
■'Us eld (ellows are not so bad
after all."
8Mb
■^rWrSl »rrvlrr» for John TodC M. wtl*'
f«minbrf t. wtll b* held ThurtdB<r at —"^
„, _ rrslrtrnie. Tlie Mr»frfnd K
' L McAllMrr »ill l)« In rtitrtit ol li.e
I Krncto Buriil .»lll b» In 8ouui,JI»tfl-
wood cfII>^^«ty undrr Hit dlrfctloa -ol lh«
Daur AdBint'ltJO North Wuliinf • |
(on mriii- rtlrd «t-hrr hnmc e«nf thl»
morinnu. fini-iiu »i :uii£iii.( nn are p^nc:-
iiit MUM 111' l'»in|>b'll rnrtrrlKklne rom-
' ytviw Slif .^ lurM'.^l bv her hUAban)!.
L»\i A«liim5. ore oon. Willl»it>. ol 81
'■•Joseph nn-l t!i:re »l't'r«. Mr« Arnle Ct«» '•
' •«! Mrs fcntlir B-d»tl of the home •d- .
. drrti -Knd Mr< ClRmire H»<-k!i»T of Tul«»
• lid two hrnt!'.<-i« i.f Lllll' i:ork'. Ark.
_j_^Vi»:nf-.
ittOBMNfi
f'. !-
^i^0
Four Are-Held In Default of
Heavy Bonds After Auto
Slaying; Confess Drinking
Homebrew Before Starting
for Drive
Four iouiig |H(.>1)1('. two Lxiy.s and
two girl's, are in thr Barry county
Jail at Cassville awalllnK prelimi-
nary hearlnK Friday on a man- 1
islaughUr charge, after their car i
atruck two Purdy women Monday]
night and kUlfd one of them In-
alantiy.
Mra. H. M. Rhea. M. was "sUght- |
ly Ijotproved" In a Moiielt hosplta! j
today, wherr she waa treated for aj
fractured skull. Mrs. W. H. Tucker,]
79. WM killed.
- Car Doeant Stop
The occupants of the car were
Eugene Starlcs, 21, and Herman
PlmC^aoy both of Monett: Flora
BUck. 17. and Edna Knee. 16, both
The two womrn tvcir n-rrr rrctss.-
Uig the fctrcct at Purdv about »
o'clpcli Monday night after services
l||eti»> waptut ehufch there when
ffln^town bj th« tutomoblle, driven
TlMy were thrown a8T«|
-
IRQ^^Mt from the- speeding crf,
wMoi continued through the town
^IrQWd Cawvllle without stopping.
The two girls and Starka were
taken into custody a halt hour a(l-
«r the woinrn wcrr run down. Tlicy
' were arrolrd nrnr whrrc tlirir rur
had run Into a ditch a mtte and a
half south of Purdy on the high-
way. Con."»tablc Al Weeks had pur-
sued the car. A. C. Holman. son of
Sheriff W. H. Tloltnan. of nnrry
cotintv. ant' O'^piitv f'.corcr Smith I
took ihera in chaigc.
Admit Drinking Beer
Finn, son of a Monett grocer, was
avrcslt'd iil llie luime ol lii.s IuiIkt
at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning. The
four are being held In default of
$1.1,000 bond each. A charge of
inan-slnuRhter !.•; expected to be filed
by Royal Ellis. Barry county prose-
cutor. Justice of the Peace W. P.
Carter- of Purdy will hold the pre-
liminary hearing Friday morning. •
The four young people made no
effort to deny the accusUtlon. Sher-
iff Holman said today. Tlicy ad-
mitted Ihry had been drinking
• lionic br.-w" brforr \hr nccideiit or-
currcd. SUrks is fcaitl by olliais |
to have served a term In state prl- |
son rtbout two years ago for shoot-
ing Chris Carter, aged man living
near Cassville. Finn hia also been
In trouble before. The Knee girt
IS i« Ca.'^'-ville High school sludrnl. j
I Mrs. Tucker was a slslrrlnlaw of
1 H. M. Slrothers: Purdy merchant, j
and Mrs. Hhea is tiic inoiht-r of
James Rhea. Purrty hardware dealer. |
fm*!
'f^kh.
DAN IV1THEI» MAKTIN
Interment for Dan WItlMra Martin. »*kF
.•on ol Mr. and Mri. Charles Martin at
oa.l Holland ntfnue. will b« t.f.d at 10
oVIoik T^lllr5<1l^v mornin? in Eait Lawn
cem«!teri ly f»i»ni« of the Ahua Irfjhineyer
funeral homr The child dl»d Tuasdav
niKliI Uf.Milf"* tlie p«r*tit». I»3 brother*.
Cbarlen. Jr.. and Bflwln. and two alatcn.
Loll and Mary Ann. sorTlTe.
LeiOMPrr INTANT
Burial (erviffs for tlia hifanl daughter
r..' M; .i:..! '■'■ • ''.'." W I.*Compl» of
i in.M Uc.si Mount \eriifn street, who died
I lutMlnv. wcie hfld at St. Mary's cemetery
I sit 1 i>'cl(>i-k rU'.^ afternoon In charge of
8M1
IE
mm KILLED
R:
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Col. and Mrs. A. H. Harrison were killed.**
Page 3: Mrs. George Hakcelebrated her 90th birthday.**
Page 5: Dan Withers Martin died.**
Frank Maxwell died.**
Page 6: Mrs. Daisy Adams died.**
John Todd died.**
Mrs. Winnie CroU and Judge Leonard Franklin were married.**
Page 11: Card of thanks.**
I ImmedtaUty to Jefferoon City whrn ;
I Informed by M. R. M«nn, duirlct
mannRer of the B«ll cmnpsny herr
Hmrold McN«mef. driver o( the'
' bu«. wild hf luw the H»rrl.v>n
machine approaching but paid wani
•ttenUon -(»-lt aa It waa on the;
rlCht Ode of tb« concrete hlfhway.
AS Um bua and th« Mdan were about ,
to p«aa, McName« aald the auto'
KUddenly swerved and crashed head- '
I on Into the bux. He told orflceri It
' app<«red Col. Hanixon. who waa '■
■~4i4vlng. attempted to bring his c«r|
' bark onto the pavement after the .
right wheels had left the pavement
fMcNamee had left PultAn a xhort
' lime before for Kingdom City, a mile \
! north of the crash, where the bus!
, would have turned on highway 40
frM*8t Louts. I
I Four paanangera on the bua were
bnilaed and ahaken up and Uken
j to Callaway county hoapiUI here for ;
emerveney treatment. No name*
were' obUlned by ho«plUl authorl-
llea.
i Col. HarrJuon- waa an attorney
practicing at SteelvlUe. when he was
appointed director of the sute penal
board by former Oovemor Baker.
Tha Harrlaona had one child, Mr*.
Vincent M. Carroll of St. Louis. Mrs.
Harrl-son Is survived by her mother. <
Mrs. M. 8. Coppage. «0. and her ,
grandmother. Mrs. Ellrabeth Lan- .
tern, 91, both of whom were spend-
ing the winter with ,lhe Harrlsona
here. '•Their home U In flteelvtlle. |
Ben J. Harrlaon. of Sprtngfleld.
president of .the Model grocery
stores, is a nephew of the accident
victlmt.
Funeral services will probably be
held ai the family home st Sierl-
vllle where Col. Harrison practiced
law for many .vears and al.v, ^r^ert
1.8 proaecullnf att«mey of the
Irov.ntr. He also represented It In
, (hr Hi.te legislature many Tears ac"
I fliinnK a fhakrnp
penitentiary.
Parents of Mrs. Vincent M
Carroll Instantly Killed in
AcoJdent pn Highway 40
^ .Near Fulton, Mo.
%UR PASSENGERS HURT
AND TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Pair R«turnir\g From Home of
Formtr Springfltldinn At-
ttompt to 0«t Ctr Bacic on
Road ^ft«r Skidding "
H HARRIRON, of Rlerj.
Mo., Oiarks republican
r«OL A
i '""•
. leader and director of iKV^'liirvmurl
I state penal board, and Mrs. Harrl-
' aon were In.'lantlv killed at .S 40
' o'clock last night when Ihrlr »uto-
■ mobile crashed Inln a Plckwlck-
' Oreyhound bua six miles north of
rulum. t;nl. HniilMiii »a» lii»l
I Identified by a letter and Uter by
I 8UU feoAter HV^ Gave of Fulton.
1 *rown «4tt»^'
aon *»J pinned between Ihr wreck- '
! age Whis machine and the Iront ot
■ I he bu.'*. HIS body «aA badl>
■ mangled. ~
♦ - •"♦
r.NROUTF. TO fAriTAL
I The Harrlaont were enroute to
I Jefferaon City from 8t. Loula, where
I Utay had vialted their daughUr. Mra.
mtUug^unU. wife of Vincent M.
KObiWlUgitUilt to the prealdent of
! the Bouthweatem Bell Telephone
company. They had left 81. Loula
about S O'clock.
' Vlnoeiit*ClHbll. former Spring-
field newtDaperman and aon - of.
I Mra. M. V. Carroll. M« South Free-
tet^aftlUM,.«•a notified of the
edy early thU momlna M he
paaaeti through here on the Priam-
enroute lo Arkaiuas (nr s rmilrr-
I enee of Bell of flelala. He returned
at Ihr Mi^
COBONKB8 VERDICT
The coroner'a Jurj- relumed a ver-
dict of unavoidable accident saving
«Mr Harrtaoo waa driving aalely on
hU side of the highway and the bua ]
on lis Hde of the road. bo;h at a
reaaonable rate of apeed and the
Harrlaon car apparenUy swerved
directly In the path of the bua."
8H8
I ■ I
Poisoninjf Is Fatal j
To Former Athlete '
Of Springfield Highj
Prank Maxwell. 18. former high
v:hool ntudprft here who wm active]
! In track, aJi»\\gtlrJ«. died Irom blopd j
' polKonlnB at 3 o'clock yesterday |
momlnn In Cnmp Hill. Pa., ac-'
rnrdlriK to n messBr;? rrrrlvrd ypstrr-
dny by his grandpnrrnts. Mr. ajui
Mrs. A. A. Mchl. «15 East Walmrt:
strrrt. I
Tlir yniiih «;!"■ n ■'^"n nf .1. Iriii''
MBXwrll, Mitir srnclaiv of the V
M. C. A. In Pennsylvnnia and
lormcr association extension worker ,
here. The father also had been
active In Y. M. C. A. work In the ^
Philippine Islands. |
The family left hrrr Inst Aucu''
and prior to that the boy had made ;
a trip around the world. :
Miss Gladys Mehl. an aunt, left
here yesterday for Pennsylvania to'
attend the funeral services. Infor- ,
mation as to how the young man |
had contracted the Infection had not
been received.
'pioneer Of Ozarks
I ' Observes Ninetieth . I
1^ Birthday At Party I
I Proving that tbe bracing air of ,
1 the MiMonrI Owirkii Is ronduclve to 1
I lone life. Mm r.rorc Hale of Old
I Mtmtl. Mo., fhaa Ju»t celebrat«d.
' hT nlnrnplh hlrthdnv »nnlver»ary,
Mrs Hale U Ine mnlhcr oj H) chll-
Idren, eighl of whom «re living—
alt more than 90 yf ara old. Five of
' ihem attended a relebratlon of the
i anniversary which began early In
ttie morning and continued until
midnight.
In attendanre. beside* the «on«
and daiKThtem. were grandchildren.
|..<--it rr:irf1rlillf1rrn and Rrrat-
Krrnl -Rrnii'!' hllflrf-n nnn maiij
(illirr rrliilivrs Biid friend^
I Mrs. Half- 1.1 unqUie amoiiK people
'of her age In that she Is still quite
■sprightly -and has black hair only
.■illghtly loiirhrd with silver.
DEATHS
n.*N WITOFRI MARTIV
lnlfmi«'nl for r>in Wither^ Mr>rM,n h»>.-
'nn of Mr. anf< Mr« Cherle.t Msrtin •'
•-.•■> itollnrfl m-- 1- '•111 h' h'ld »• !"
n'lorV tbK n>n: ;• •■•j n Fr^^i I,«»n r^m' ■
trrr In rh'--'- '• ''■>» Al*"! l.rhn\»" "
fMnTnl hnin» I - 't'lM fil"! Tiir«d>
nighl Be«if1»« 'h* pa"n'-. two hro'h/T'.
Charlei. Jr. and Ed«in. and t«0 tliters. i
i b>u and M»rf Aaa. •urvtv^ 4
■^^^'^^^■yinf^. DAISY ADAMS ^ ,, ^
Mr*. Daisy Adam.s. 1930 North Waalilng:-
ton avenue, died at her home ejirly ye>.-
lerdav morning. Kui.eriil •"■y^'T'^f "'''
are pending with the Campbell Undertai.-
liiR company. She la survived by her hua-
baiid. l^vl Adams, one sou. WUllam. or
St Joseph, and three sisters. Mrs Annie
d'av and Mrs Lottie Bedrll of the hom--
•ddrriR and Mrs. Clarenca Heckner ci
t<11Va*fti'a two brothers of iUti* Rock,
.Ark.
1
JOHN TODD _ ; '
Funeral aervirea lor John Todd. 35. who i
d/ert at hi' hoi.ir. .SSfi FpM Water St reel. .
r>er»mWr P. will he held' this afternoon
n{ 2 .10 a» 'h#» residence The Reverenn |
IF L McAllister will he In charge of the i
' .rrvtr^* Purial will be In South Harel- 1
I «ood cem»'l»r\ >iim»-r Ihr direrllon ol t.ie (
I rampbell Unrieriaking company.
CAMDEN COUNTY JUDGE
WEDS MRS. WINNIE CROLL
LEBANON. Mo., "DM. ll^Mia.
Wlnnla OrtM, ^aiyljte^ of Oualey
Clalboro. DeeaturrUle merctiant.
and Jtidt« .Leonard FrankUn. of
Huco, were married here today.
The ceremony was perfonned at
the Lebanon Baptist church by tbe
nerercod O. O. Tolman, of Otter-
vllle, and former pastor of the Bap« ■
'uat church at DeeatunrlUe.
Judge Plwnklln la presiding Judge
oX the Camden county court. The
couple left' for Hugo %K<fre to Uke
tip residence a^ the Jiidgie'a home
there. ■ ■.• ,i_^:,"i- -
't-CiUDS or THAlmS. IN MEMOIIUli
. «M «• igpnia aar ataeera thankt
for th* ceartcty and klndnaaa of rrlatiTrn
and (rlrndi shown ui In the ilrknp^s and
«lc«ib of By fealerad husband. Wa aUo
wiab to attaad-aar tbaaki lor iha beauti-
ful^ floral efferlaca and Brother Sectiler,
tba Odd faUawa and a. B. A. in.- also
KltaffMr Wndattakln- Co. ■ rr . ,- t-
MRS. L. A. AKIPHIB. hit wife,
MRS. BMMA POTTSR.
una. ANNA PBiau0oif.
MRS. IDA ItESO, sUtrri,
MART AHPHIS, brother.
r'ffic.
I
8M<^
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: E. E. Trimmer was murdered.**
Page 2: Frank Maxwell died.**
Mrs. Mattie Bridell died.**
C.W. Meals died.**
Page 4: Ashley H. Harrison and his wife were killed.**
Page 13: Card of thanks.**
!^fi1)iki!fil!;
FORPROPERTt
I K. E. Trtmncr. M-:
multfr pf P^rr-'n*. Mo. to
crr.'.rr. .-; .1.= prpprrty. «er«
J to eCllcFn at Vfnt
by Mrt. Charlea T>l— m. «S.
leruilaw of hn TteOm. tad
W JUM>. M. he* Mk fegr •
' Jamc*. who saljr TttHday
kl Weu Rains afttr bcti«
ttwre tor cruelty to tba eU
broke down at • etloek liaat
(and alcned • eoof
ha Md Mi toothin^aMI
; poL'oncd a poached rs( lenretflo'
hiRi.
I Waaan riaally Btcaka
The mother, nrrentefi ■ thnr*. '.LT-e
artrr hrr Mn > cooleuioa b} Pottoc
Ohtet J. H. B(1il««a
en* s*ib«TiiT« e( w«ti natB««
kMag srUtta^ tl|L^
1 tun
hiit It r o'clock ihli momfnx ihe.
too.^ttmed a dttoUad nonf^iitop, ' ''
AUDM sad Ida BMitta^
thay eune to *|"''1|'T*M
^ .. #r:
to *>ulii ■
that (bar ^aMM to *•■■>•
ry atonf" tM tfaatb of K. X. T^laa".
mtr. «ho bad bean to poor haaltli
for «*rer»l monUu. and that Tuea-
day iilKhc Jamei obtalnni Uk po<-
. .ton from an outbulMlix «l>era
It had hr«n hidden and hta mother
I put Home of It upon a poached en
i for Trimmer.
i Trinmrr »lr nnlr a few bile« of
•h" d;«l'. brouc^," *p ^;rn bv ^.u «cn.
Ch.irlei" Trimmer, mhom James and
Mr«. Ttunmer boih »ald knr«r noth-
ing of t!je plot. He said It made
h:ni Mrk »l hL» <.;.'--.ar.'-. «ent m-
•n ton\Tjl»iorL'i a fr«' r-..-.."e> '.»ier
«nrt died »Uhm tn hour
^rre^le^ far Crarliy
<=vhe!tter James, who ailh h'J
mother formerlv U\-»d at BUck-
Te'l. OV:« pnlv ' »eek ?ct< >i'1
he'i; iric.iled bj 5he.-d; C. R lieU
Irr and Pollee Chief Brldires of
Wejl PlainJ at the request of eitt-
ren« of Pomona Incl'idlrg hu' fr«.
trr father. Ch»r'.e» Trirr.T.er The
' nf..'eni protested that .le had beert
e-';el and abu.iive to 'he _e!d*r
[THiftiiier and rcqontcd tta* tm *•
I locked tip at West Plalm. Bfe «M
ff*b«l»<t Tue«»«» *<tttMfWK*-^mmA
I Immediately to hti tttm M Tt'
mona
Anc-red at hi' 'tJ"" '" »U he and
I Mi nottirr. officen Hud. mt^HTtmif
< decided then that "now H tht tho*
to do If
Tlw old malt, abli to mov* onty
k UUIr abovt tfaa booc mOai fcr
gooMiDto* to aat. aq^ UNJ imtte
the rPtepn** tfl "^
rallaa Ne«(hk««
tnnctlcattOB at (ba dntt cato»
,(i(»MlM iHiilHii^LiWilHililE,
t from wuiow Sprinci toaWTab* •b*
|uln the attendliia ptorirtaa"* Ur*
' nature to a death uilintato WWK
' nevday. Jud«e Ocorc* lfl**»*.
I wSrwoi. w«nt to P«
' mveitljate. After questioning ■<
neighbor*. Jamca and his mother |
for aeverU hour*. HaUtead arrest-
ed the youth aad braoiltat hJm to]
West PhUns. A grUUng. and^ «he^
cohfeaalohToTIdSM.
Ttoe TlcUro of the poison plot had
lived about M ye*r» at Pomona.!
which IS about 11 mllos norlhweit
of West Plains. He »»s widely
knowttmnd ireU Itted *" "* "^ '
DortlDUIl. mil uwu*J acvwJ »»*»iD
pieces Of property. HU son. Charles
, liitiiilui. »tio lA .... fi .csa
I wife and her son as a result o:
the slaying. U a blacksmith. |
Tl;e t»o >-nnrcs«rd jinvers are be-'
Ing held In the HoweU county jaU^
at West Plain* without bond. Coun- 1
ty Attorney Otean thi* inomliif|
«cnt to Pomona to conduct an In-
I quest Into Trimmers death at 1 30
o'clock thl* afterooon.
Trace Potaon Here
James could not remember defi-
nitely In his confession «hal poison
he obtained (or the murder. Offi-
cer* at Weit Plain* aakad that any
Springfield dnmist whoae record*
show a sale of poison to him or hU
tooUicr ooUly tbem, hBoedlatelT-
Otfmn said the younf man te-'
slsted the motive for the
was to get iiuiiMlnn e< TiIiimmV
{pnmaty. cua BMdiM.md tOa.
Trlmtner thotKtht aU the oM ■Mto'*
property would go to her hustaod.
and that through him «be oould
get It for beneit and ber aoo.
James, after cBPfmlm. aamr*
calm and untroubled over hti «>wn
f ato. CMef Brldcea *ald be leekcd
no more waited than U he bad
kmed a doc lOmhmmU bm taoagM
the pot*oo for.' Mra. Ttlmiuei. li0v>
't<Hear at ttaani.
:^<
^50
ACCIDENT KILLS
OFFICIAL, WIFE
Director of biaie Prisons
Perishes in Collision
•! ■ With Bus
.Funeral services lor Ashley H
Harrison. SO. director of the state
penal board, and Mrs. Harrison. 55.
kiilt'd Wcilne.sday cvctuiii; wlieii
their motor car collided with n mo-
tor bus on I S. highway No. 54
about six milps north of Fulton, will
be held at Jelienon Oity and at '
SleelvUle. Mo. ihrlr former linmr
ui'.li burial :ii M-.i; S'.( i ;•. ;:;•■ i:: •.::■■■
'cry.
John B. llaniMiM »1 318 Nlcliul.'>
sirrrt. R brotJirr. ;ir.d .Mr-. Il.Trri^n
•)ien J. Harrison. prcMdcni of tlic
I Model markets. Co.Tch n.Tlph A
I Harrl.'^on. of the .Senior Hiqli mIioc:
jand Mrs. W. B. Black*ell. nephews,
'and niece of Mr. nnd Mr< .A H
I Harrison, left Springfield this aftrr-
: noon for Jclfrr.son Cli.v tn amni!
lll^ luiicral. O'.liri itl.ir.i.i hiii
I are E. C. Harrison and Mrs. Ulck
Johnson, .ilso, .son and d:nii;l'.ie.' ol
I J> fi. llarrisoiu i
j"'"^" Carroll Notified Here '
Mr. lI.iii;M)n. u dinil dcsiciulriit
I of former United States Picsl<lent ;
I Benjamin HarrUon. practiced law'
I In Slerlvllle. but he h;irt lived In
]Jrffcr.son City since 1027. when he
tt:is nppoliitrd dln( lor nt II'.'" ^'.ili'
I penal Instltullnns by former Oover-
iiir S.iii! .\ r...!.i-; 'I !r; . iipp:'tnl-
ninit wns lom Acd hy (iii\''n".or
, Hrnry C'iivilfUld.
The H.nrri'^oiis •xrrr rrliiinmi! to
Jrffe.rson City, from St. Loiil.s. wiirrr
thrv hnd visited tlvlr'nnlv dnneh-
•>■• Mr V.::ir::' M C.i:'-". wtU-
of the u.vvtstnnt to the prcsiilrnt ol
the Sonthwcslcrn T5>'ll Trli'phniip
company. Mr. Carroll, former
PprlnTlleld iicwspnperitinii nn<l nm
of Mrs M. V. Canoll of F.M\ .Si.ulh
rri':r"tlt nvr!i;i('. \v;is nn'jfl'.l t.f tl;r
'ii'li I'f h!-; rviV'; ;inr<irs ?"r<-
Wednesday nit;ht ivs he pa.vscil
'branch 'hr ritv (iiinu'e •" '.i ron-
lorcnre of ici* plioiir oUicials in .\r-
kansRS. He returned iminrdmtely
to Jefferson Ciiv nftfr rereivni;; tl;e
meivagc from M. R .Mann, mnnnqer
(■t th" BcM conir:;:'V offin- here.
I.DnK ruhlif nrrnrd
n'-'-.l'i'"-, 'hr''^\'.:-.^'>-r ;ui'! PprliiiT-
I
fitl.l rfla-.ivfs. •••■(I'M •.■.ii\.v..is n:,-
Mrs. M. S Coppedpr. f;o. and Mr.^
Fli-abrlh I.-ir.i'-i-n ''7. "f SKil-.ille
mother and erandmolhcr of Mrs.
iHarrlaon; Walter A.- Harrison of jl
'JopUn. a brother: and MUajpocla!
Il.iM'.-.'ii iT F;i I ■uK aii^l Mr-!
;-.;.<u.. \ r:..i!..t of l.-!i-!r"v Ml/.
.<;l«ters.
I^i-'l-^^n 'Tvrd .I\V'i tiv'iis «>•
.prosecutor of Crawford coimly. of
'which 8teelvllle*l» the county I'cal: ;
was a niemher of the republican
,»uae coinmltt«;B for a number of ^
'vMiV«f^*was a member" of the I!I22- '
10^1 .Mi.v-"'-" C"o:i tilui.'-ii.i' ■ 'ir I n-
I ttatk..from the thirty-fourth .vna-
torial dL'lrlct: and In in2i was ap-
pointed a member of th%, state lax
nor Baker, re- i
become hend of
Ills was after the
tliCTtlon !n 1927
'of the penllcn'LTrv iii.Tiiacrnirnt
tinder the direct Ion of Or. C'ortoz F
F:nlnr. ..,„„. ,
poinien a mrmorr ni i
|Mt^Ht|gBWtt|gbjt_f^iyerno
il^Wrtrln'lSrrto bec<
^^ng^yxi^^Th
I
da
DEATHS
FRANK MAXWkLi.
rrank Maawtll, 11 former Sprinffield
Hlcb •ctooel IrMk man. 41«d ol blood
peUonlDK at Camp BOl. Fo.. W«di>Mda».
aecordlns l« information rtoelvad br bi»
grandparentn. Mr »nd Mrt. A A Mrhl.
61S »«it Walnut »lreft. J. Truill kUx»r;:.
Penn«yl*anla ilate Y. U. C. A. aeerttary
and fermv aiMKiaMon eiMndon aorkcr
hert. li tiihtT of th« youth. Juit before
the family left 8prln»fi«ld U»l August
rrank MatwcU had mad* a trip arotind
the world. MUa Oladya Mthl. an aunt,
left Springfield Wedneiday to attend the
f'ineral !n Penniylvanla.
mms. MATTIE BEfDCIX
M«tlle Brldfll. »-!fe of Albert P Brt-
rifll of .I'.plin. d>d »:'.(r * at:*'. ...r.r^n
dl r't i.i :i:r .fil«r(l«> Mri. Brlrtell
•urtived bv licr husband, who hat been
a rrlico engineer for 4S ye»r». and two
jrown »oni. C«rl mid Sterling Brldwell
She »as well kno»ii here.
C. W. MEALS
The body of C W. MeaU, tO. »ho dIeU
V^■f rtre'C,*-. in Van Buren. Ark, «:'.'. arr:ve
:,". Spriiiglie.il Kr.cJay mori'li.g for ir.-.er-
nienl at 11 ?*"' rolook In the Liber'.v ceme-
tery, l<i miles northeaat of Ivere Funeral
service* were held today In Van Bnren.
Mr MeaU llvrd in tlie Liberty rommunitr
'intH abou' 10 years ago. He la aatvurJ
bv bi» M(f and by three son* and ^^.ree
daughlera. aa followa Allan. Claude, and
OrbeiL all of Van Buren. Mrs R M
Chandler and Mrs. I. W. McAwatn of
Springfield and Mrs. OUia UcSwatn of
Jnplln J W KhiiRner ha* charge of
arrangements here
/0km^ fi r>imrglOir^nrfnr»TrT-gTWTT~
2-t«R0S OF THANKS. IN MEMOIIUM
lul
tba
K.t
851
H (o •Itrnd niir thanki
;^ral eltfriim am Bioiticr Becbier,
tOIrt Hrtim^ •>.•! .S B. A. in. alM
ntnrt t'nd'rlaklni Co i
.MHa. L. A— aMPiim hu wire. I
URA XMMA l-onci!. '
una. ANNA rzRovaoH.
M«a mA RKXD, aMtata. ^
MART AMPIIia. bcolh*r.
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, I929-DAILY NEWS
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2: C. W. Meals died.**
Charles R. Underwood died.**
Kirk V.Morris died.**
Pace 5- Col. and Mrs. Ashley H. Harrison were killed.* *
Minnie Ann Nowlin sues to divorce Clyde H. Nowlin. They were married May
19, 1924.
Iris Webster died.** • ,^,u a
Page 16: Nellie Siddens sues to divorce A. G. Siddens. They were marned October 6,
1912, in Muskogee, Okla.
MISON RITES
AT mm ii
I Relatives Here Will Attend Fu- ^
neral Services Satur-
day Morning
Funeral services tor Col. Ashley
H. HarrlBon. director of the Missouri
penal board, and Mrs. Harrison,
who were killed in an automobile
accident near Fulton. Mo.. Wednes-
day evening, will be held at Jeffer-
son City at 9 o'clock Saturday
niornliiR.
Bodies lo ^tn•lvilll•
llu I).'!"-' " '" '"■ tiikni 'I Strd-
\illc. their former homo, where
short services win be held at the
First Presbyterian church. Burial
will be made In the SteclviUc cemc- i
tcry Saturday afternoon.
Kclallves Here
Relatives of the Harrisons Ining
ui Springfield who will attend the
services arc: John B. Harrison of
318 Nlchola street, a brother, and
Mrs. Harrl.son; Ben J. Harrison,
president of the Model stores and
secretary of the .state athletic coin-
nil.'^sion: Coach Ralph A. Hnrri'^on.
of the Senior High school, and Mrs
W. B. Blackwell. nephews and niece.
I .MARRIAGE UCKN8ES
Walter F. M;rrov. M. of KUddUt.
WaKh. and Ella MarsbaU. XT. at
Bprmcflfld; and Phillip O. Roun*
I tree, nvrr 21. and Lila BvtxeU. fnrer
'21. both of A<h OrtTTC.
I
•r-
DIPimEIIIA FHAl
TO
Contracts Disease While Re-
covering From Severe
„ , Burns
Although slic had been iccovcrnig
from severe burns suffered about
^\^o weeks ago. Ins Webster, five-
vcar-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Webster of near Norwood, suc-
riiiiibed early yesterday In a lio:,-
piul here, to an Illness of diphtheria
which dcvcloprd .Titer she was
brought here lor treatment.
Fimeral services, wore held In the
Herman H. Lohnieyer funeral home
at 4 o'clock yc.'terday afternoon
With the Reverend H. A. Wood, pas-
tor of the Campbell Avenue Metho-
dist church, olflclatmg. Bunal was
in Hazelwood cemetery.
Tlie child's clothing from the
waist down was burned away flien
It caught fire from some brush In
a fipld where the was playinR. The
father bc.-xt out the flanir.s but not
before Uic little girl was severely
injured.
DEATHS
C. W. MEALS -
The bodr of C. W. Mealf. 80, vtto died
In V«n fiuren. Ark.. «1U arrive io Sprlnf
field today for burial in Liberty cemetery.
AO milea northeait of here. Funeral serT-
Icet w«re held In Van Buren yesterday.
Mr. Meals lived In Liberty community un-
til about 10 years ago. Ha ts surrlved by
three brothers and three slaters. The body
wlU bo In chargs of J. W. KUnffner after
Its arrtral today.
851
CBABLKS K. UNDEftWOOD
Ch&rlet R. Underwood. 24, died yetter-
day Afternoon at the bom* of hU par-
ents, 1097 Soutli Main avenue. He la *ur-
vived by hla mother and father. Mr. and
Mrs Oscar W Underwood and one brother
and two alaters a« follows: WiUiaoi Un-
derwood, of Kanaaa City. Mr*. Bcssl*
Youot of Kanaaa City, and Kra. Clara
Welch of SprlDKfleld. runcral .arrant*-
manta are incompleta but Mrvlces win b«
held uode the direction pt J. W. Klintnar.
KIRK V. MORRIS '
Kirk V Morris. M. proprietor of a small
rr«taurant at 1725 East Mill street, near
the Sprlntlleld stock yards, died at &
o'clock yesterday afternoon following a
stroke of paralvsls. He Is survived by
his wife. Mrs. Eda Morris, and on« sta-
ter. Funeral arranRementa are In charge
of the J. W Kllngner Undertaking cotn-
panv.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1929 -LEADER
Page 2: Charles R. Underwood died.**
Iris Webster died.**
Kirk V. Morris died.**
C.W. Meals died.**
CatalineCholtdied.**
Page 3: Marriage licenses issued.**
DEATHS
cHABi.e^ a. t sncRHOon
Cfilr>» R I'ridf r«rr.-1 ;« ,ixr "'■.ur'jK- (
•t IM ham* of hit parrnti il 10»7 Bojih
M»ln •<rnuc Hf :« -iirTi'fl hy tMt <»-'ifr
• lid moirwr. Mr. •:.<•. 'i-« C>«>«r W I't r!'r- '
"fKXj; bf s iiro h»r Wlll'^m n:ia • fftrr. '
_Ml*.' B««»l« Vo-lit, I.- !!i If K.lii Js C.v
pfmtP%m»thM (lain, Mri Clir» Wrirh nf i
^oHb»»1*M. ,.» W. Kllnir.r !• In rCntir' !
nt fu.nrrsl iirrnr-;;».rT— •>'' J»^r•'.»'■< t.*:* ».#•
Iitld (t 3 o'cloci B'li.dav artrrnmr: n' i'.<
nitMrat patlort. with iii<> nrtrmi-i z u i
HMrtWIOf Afn«t**ln|t. Iiiirrmrnt Kill fn|. ■
>» In Mipl* r«r» errr'.' -.' .
IRIS wr.n>TiR
ruiMral Mri:cr» f'lr r.;. ' \ ■ ., '•' I
<*» r»ht»r "t Mr f-i M-< F'f-i Wih-^.-
«r !i^sr Nr^r^i'-^d vrr* . »- i i.* c Mfi
tt»n H. Lohmurr lnrrrM !•■•■'< f.» 4
J»[elock ThufMjay •ftrrnaaii. fotl-Mrfd ^»
intaamf (ii HtiffwooJ remft^r/. Ih*
ISMllJMJa a botpltkl h»r« «r dlp.nhMls.
HpH^Mtiueptd after »A« «»« breutM
IMlbilMtJ!.**^ MO (Dt^burr,\ iu<t«lprd
HMHSwOkJirt «a a-n4r«tifrrth* wtt
^tsjinc.
aiRK V Mr>RRI«
Kick ▼ MorrlJ. • •', pi I'pr :-: .>• rf a
'amill (nlaurKri •> tbo KrumllfH ^'ri-K-
.^ardt. <1ikJ ThMT'/'i, » » : i:. fni'c«i^g
a a(r*k« o? t>*'*l^'*<> ' H^ » >uii:.rd by
'ptrint*. Mr». F.d« Mnrrii. ao'l bv on» i
alM«r» J. W Klire."'r :' tn rt■^:^r nt
f'io«r»l •rr«"'f *n »■••< R^rvr»> «tJl rir h^M .
all o clc* B ir..!»T »;i»r! <vi nf c »
1CM|W«r fHip""!. lnI!B«r"l b» ►■irifl i:i •
HjHwOod c»-n»'T\ T. r nv»'»..-t K W
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 14, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
Charles B. Meredith died.**
Page 3: Col. and Mrs. Ashley H. Harrison were killed.**
Page 10: Roy Standish died.**
Page 16: Mrs. Nannie Rhea died.**
Charles R. Underwood died.**
Kirk V. Morris died.**
CatalineCholtdied.**
„ , C. w. .Mr.AI.S '
^■'O W; »«»»li. W nf \tin H'ltrn. .*r> ,
«W btKtfCl at 11 30 n'rlcK lodo r. ' ' ,.
'tiawtf 'HMnlai >■ -nyr wi<»r» h» li'fi'l
•fl mil** nrTt"'r'>'' "? .'i:<rn-; .'1 ir •;! .'. ■•
;]r<*ra ato. H» l» «ur*Uc'l bv M, «::r i
■ltd by three con* and t'lr-* do'iKMcr*. >
CITAI.IMC CHOLT ■]
niB»r«l i»riii-n fir rnvPn* rVn'H ».
Ti"iif-o'd <1»iis'i"r "-f Mr nt-i Mt» »<■!.
Cnolt •! tlT CUlflrld «-.rn'j- «:!l ».♦ he:.! .■
at 10 o'c!r>fk ?li»'.l'(1av rr'.r'-.l.ii; ti
Rtarnr'a morluarv. |.i:|n»»d bv ir!»in'»tt I
|te^Hmwlmo4 . ctmrtfry. The child <!"<• ,i
MAKHIA<a. I U I NM •;
■MMtoynoantrca. legal age. and
IHPJnrHartMlUlegaMge. both
^Irf 'Ash Grove.
Chenter Myers. 19. and MIm Ine«
Jfnklns. :". b"'li nf Hrpublir. ;
Charles K Airxsnrtrr. 35, Spnnc- ,
I („1(1. snd Miv; Fffl' Pirkrr.^n. 2«.
Bolivar.
Vslier F. Mrit"'. nr» Mirkiix'.-
;v>;h !"»<? Miss Ella Marr-hsU, 37.
:smmi>»i^
I.
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, MARRIAGE LICCN.SF..^ !
Chester Myers. 19. and Inez Jenk- ',
ins. 30. both of Republic; and I
Charles E. Alexander. U. of Spring- j
field, and Effle DIrkerson. 2«. of
' Bolivar. .
AWAIT ANALYSIS
rJi
j ^EST PIiAIN8. Mo . EX-c. ll-^
Although a mother and her ]
j son are held In Jail here in connec-
I tion with the death of an M-rcar- |
I old cabinet maker, whom thry say
I they poisoned. Howell county offi-
• cer« are not thoroughly convinced '
that the aged man died an un-
I natural death.
'I Despite the confessions. Proaccu- j
^ tor it. IX Oreen announced he would '
I not (Ue chargea agalnat Ura. L^urs I
! Ttlmmer and SylTCSter Janpes^
, mans falhcrliilaw. t:. fc. Jnniniei
' of Pomona. |
BEFORE plot: T
. 4. -♦■
' Should the analysis fall to show ,
' any trace of potaon and no other
Incriminating evidence Is uncovered.
ihr prosrcutor inrtlrnt^fl ihnt hr
might hcslUte to bring charEcs.
Invctllgatlona madr today by
olflcers together with additional in-
formation received from questlon-
; Ing of James, caused the officers to^
I believe It poaalble that Trimmer ,
I died a natural death before the wo- ]
man and her son were able to carry
! out their plot to kill l..m. and that
i they, becoming conscience-stricken
; and afraid, confessed.
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VERY OLD VIOLIN
The prosecutor put llltlc faith In
James' sut«ment that he and hU
niolhrr killed Trlmmrr In ordfr to
; get possession of his property. It :
, was learned that the cabinet maker
left only a small esute. valuM at
only a lew hundred dollars. A bank
deposit contained barely enough
t cash to defray hla burial expenses.
On the other hRnd. however. It
I waa dlaeoTCKd today that Trimmer I
owned a very old \ioIui. wlikli. ac-
i cofdlng to friends, the old ' man '
' treasured as his most valuable pos- j
' session. If the Inscription on the
In-ilde Li genuine, the violin Is a j
Strsdlvsrlu."*. made In Ifim. Should '
It prove to be a gen\:lne Stradlvar-
\w. It «ould be of crr.Tt \nUir.
Offlrrrx sAld Ihrip would h.ivr
born iitllo |ximl In killini: llir need
man lor the violin. U »b5 Icurncd
Ithal the woman knew that Trim-
mer «a.< to lirqtiealh Ihr inMnimrnl
I .> Ill 1 11. :i' . •
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50 VL.\RS OLU
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I Charles Trimmer, son of the
dead man. and hu.-iband of the wom-
I an held, docs not know where his '
I father obUlncd the violin. He only j
knows that his fntfiT owned «nd '
I played It for 50 years or more and 1
that he brought it to Pomona with
him from Parma, N. Y.. thirty years
ago.
Officers declared that If the
.chemical analysi.s of the mans
stomach did not reveal poisonlnp. li
, would be difficult for the state to
ishow at a trial that he had been
|pol.v)ned. For that ren.ion they arc
Bwaltlng the report of the Bnahitl.-;
.before taking any further steps.
Since he had been In eu<;tody
James has made many contradic-
tory and confUclinR slatrniriils
■ relative to ilrlail.'s of the affair. ,M
I first he said he purchased the poison
In Springfield, but later declared
i that his mother had bought it at
I Mountain Grove, Mo. Investigation
I of druggists' records at Mountain
1 Grove fall to reveal such a sale.
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I SON IS INDIFFERENT
' Trimmer was In poor health an'l
was feelinR as well as usual Tur.sdHN
Ihe day that he died, officers .^nid
i While the woman slUi In her cell
' .sobbing and crying hysterically, her
.son. James, appeared to be da7.ed or
■ll'l'.rfrrrnl Xi-'.ltirr )^:\•■r nmle :<
liusbnnd. MsiLed llic pai:.
11 was learned today thai Charles
met and became engaged to his wife
through a "marriage bureau " cor- ;
respondcnce. She formerly lived In
Oklahoma.
Pomona Is much excited over the
polaoDlng caae. "Dad" Trimmer, as
the old man was familiarly known
was highly esteemed in the com-
munity. Little is known about him
there except that he waa a highly ^
skilled mechanic and cabinet maker.
He was well prrfened mentally and
physically.
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^tateOffiQtft Will Close and
' Many Officials From Over
State Attend; BurFar at
SteeMlle
JCITER80N CITY. Mo.. Dpc.
13.
sUte offlcUU and prominent per-
.aora from aU over uusouri„ ben.
funen) MnicM will be beid tomor-
ro-T for Ashley U. Harrison, director
' tf Ih* ■tota penal board, and Mrs.
Bafrfaoo. both killed lata Wednes-
dar wban ttaalr autom6bll4 craabed
Into a motor bus six miles north of
Fulton.
Lieutenant Governor E. H. Winter,
occufijrlng the executive chair dur-
las tba abaepee ot Oovemor Caul-
Likld la Waabincton. D. O^ today
ordered sute o^loea etaaed between
• and 10 a. m. twiioirow durlnc the
survlees here In memorlam of Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison.
BURIAL AT STEELVILLC
t
The serrtcea here will be at the
prison director's residence with the
Rev. A. B. Jackson of the Presby-
terian church, this city. In charge.
The bodies then will be Uken to
BteetrlUe. county seat of Crawford
Gourity. and the Harrisons' home
clly.''for bllHlir-Senrtces there will
l>e St 3.30 p. m.
The Rev. Sam Roper, pastor ^t
tbr rrrshvlprldn church of Sterl-
wt.r. inc Hr\. iiHMti, (>«.>>.... .■; ...
Bapilst church of Stcelvlllf . and the '
R*v. John Mclvor. pastor of the |
Second rrrsbytrrlan church, St
Louis, will officiate at the services '.
In Steelvllle. I
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TALL. ltl..VKI.K.->
4 _ ♦
Active psll brnrrrs at the double
W. R. Ellison and Walter N. Uavis.
commissioners of the nUle supreme i
eourt: Frank B. Jones, John L {
Burnett, and Warden LesUe Ru-
dolpb. the other members of the
penal board with Harrison; John
T. Waddlll and Forrest Smith.
members of the state tax commls-
alon with whom Harrison served on
the tax board during the early part
«< Ita. Bakar artilnlit ration: Asslsi
tant Attorney General Walter
■teat; AaaWanl Attorney General
A. B. Lovan. of Sprincfleld: Joseph
T. Holland, deputy state Insurance
superintendent: Dr. James Stewart.
state health commissioner: Roy H.
Monler, president of the board of
menacers of state elrrmwtynsr^' In-
stitutions: and Dr. F. W. Glllham.
etsT prison physlclsn.
BLl FAIALLY
Fl
Bruises and Shock Suffered
By Aged Biroh Tree Man
Cause Death; Grandfather
Qf Frisco Employe
■pRUISES snd shock he received
When he was struck by a Frised
passenc'er train at Birch 'TYee, Mo..
December 4, yesterday nomlns re-
sulted fatally for Oharlea-B. Mere-
dith, n. veteran of'the ClvU war.
Although he suffered no broken
bones or open wounds, be hSd been
In a dangerous condition since the
accident and physicians at no time I
held much hope for his recovery.
MAKES QUICK STOP
The engineer of the Current River i
I local train mansged to bring his j
locomotive almost to a stop before ,
thr front of If hit the seed man,'
WHO llliUT Vk IM; HUiiili tkf«.i: ur^i*.
killed iMUntly. i
♦ — ♦
UMtMN(. Not IIE.ARD
♦ • ♦
Meredith was walking along a
highway near Birch Tree, and had'
.'Started to. cross the track at aj
crobslng when the trsin appeared.
Tbe locomotive whistle was sounded i
but the war veteran, partially deaf.!
did not hear. The engineer then'
applied the brakes and brought the
train to an abrupt halt just as the,
pilot knocked tbe pedestrian da#n.!
Mr. Meredith was the grmndfatberJ
of Charles Faust. Frisco agent at^
Fremont, Mo. 4
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lURIEsiHOVE FATAL t\
FdR"WOMAH,AT.MQJ<ETT|
itllpKKnVvMOi. Dec. 1S.-(A
Mn. Nuinl* Rhem, ^ho furfer
fracCttrcd skuU Monday night when
■he WM Ktnjck by an automobile at
PurdK, died here yesterday. Her
death to tiie cecond faUUty In con-
neeUdB with the accident. Her com-
panion. Mr«. W. H. Tucker, died at
the Ume of ihe accident.
Ocne Stark, Monett. drivrr of thr
car UMl tltr^fMn rinn. Edna Kne«
and flora Black who were riding
with him are chanred with man-
«laiigbter and leaving the scene of
asaeddent.
DEATHS
CMARI.rS R. INDKRWOOD
Funrral ».»rviee» lor Ch»rle» H Under- ^
wood 3*. who died Tburiday H ihe home
of hi. parenu. 1097 South U.ln urfel. 1
■ «I1I br hrld thin ■ri«rnoon •! J 30 o clock •
„, thf J W. KItngner fiincral homf. lol- •
lomrd by' )n(crmrnt in M.ple r.rl. K-mr-
ierv H> 1. survived by hi. r»lh»r and
mother .nd one brothrr and two .Idlers
i KIRK V. .MORRIS I
Funrril -.rr-.i.r' for Krl; V Mnrrlv M.
ptoprlrlor of . Mil. II f csl.iir.. ill "l H"
.^prinRfl'M 'tork v.rcl^ will br lirld S'ln-
(l».v .liftuooii m J o ( lot ;. .1 ill' Ki.ii.-
I nrr (iinrral home. Iollo»rd b-- bun. I In
UBTlwoori rrmi-iorv MM drxth »»» l'i<'
ir.Mill of r, sliokr ...' p .,.:.< ■^. .' ,";'''-,Vl
la^l Thtirsd.v He i.i survived by hi.'* »lle
• nd one .Itter. ,
rATM.INr CHOI T '
FmhtkI ".rrv.re^ for rplnlme ClioM "-
x'sr old diilRhtrr of Mr «nd Mr«. R'n
Choll of nzi Oorflrld ni'iuir. «ill hr brl'l
Hi 10 o Clock ihl. morniPR .1 fli.rnr*,
morlu.rv. followed bv mtrrmenl In H.re.-
wood cemetery. The child died earlv Fri-
day mornlne.
REV. WOOD CONDUCTS
ROY STANDISH FUNERAL
« 7lM Reverend U. A. Wood, paator
i^ttaa OampbeO Avenne Methodiit
fttoniw Testerday eoodtieted the fu-
iSaal^ Roy Standlah. an outatand-
ptot^Saim €iovai9 taxwmt. and con-
nected with the Home Bank at
^SDM^Uo,. fbo died Wednesday.
liJDiii&mnod tVtad tamerljr lived
P^^ffiSlllM'Mr. Btandlsh was a
XHcnd and echoolmate.
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SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: E. E. Trimmer died of poison.**
Mrs. John M. Sills died.**
Page 4: Mrs. Anna Susan Gutschke died.**
Sadie Lee Manning died.**
Page 8: Charles R. Underwood died.**
Kirk V. Morris died.**
Roy Standish died.**
Mrs. Margaret Comstock died.**
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j DEATHS _
~ ' , H VIII I ^ l( I MH RW«»MO
• •- TfVieeliT'iertlre'^for PhaVl^' ^ "^rtif^'ri
« 1 « of J0<I7 Pn.jth M.m ^If" " ' '
ne lieirt fl<ind.v .li^tiirMin •» X n clo'k
«i ••<■ i ^^ K iik..ir- >i:H>r, ,..i.'*'.i I.
, inircnietit in .Maple P.«l» cemet'iv Ihe
i roung men died Thursdev I Ha l« .uf
< rd bv hit parenu and by: one brother
^ and two atatei*.
I KIRK V.iMORRI!*
I ' Funeral .ervire. (of Kirk V. Merrlt. •©.
' nf JH.N r.«»t Mill »tri»»l. will he held «<in-
<1ay affernoon at 3 o'clock »i «he J W.
Kllngner rh.pel. folloived hr IniermenI In
■ Hafel«no<l rm^r'ri- Mr MmrH 1* »iir-
' vped by iii» wila and one »i»i»r
R«>V HTA.SniMH
The Reverend- H. A. Wood of Oampbell
avenue Metltodu.t rhurrh conducted funeral
•ervire* Prl-Jay at ll'ime. Mo. for Roy
I ntanduh. prominent Date, county farmer
I »nrt banker, who fjle^ Wttlnciday. Mr
•\ Wood and Mr. Hume wera boyhood friends.
MR«. MARC;ARItT COMSTOCK
Mi< J M Hlylhe. 43« Ea.t Kim .treel.
ha. tecciVMl word Of ihe death of her
mother. Mrs. Marfar«t-09inllocJC« c^at. tht.
"hetnr of Mra C L. White. artbther-diu«l».
tcr. In Claremont. N. H. Funeral »ervice«
are lo be held on Mondav wirh btirlul In
(iift.u llil! (riii»'»-ry k I liitl.ti iit< ;ii'li*. l.-d .
Iiri loriiicr hoiiiv Ml'.. C«iiii <!•<< k l.veU
hfre >»>il) XIr». lily the. Jor nearly 20. yrara
*^nd ha. many friend*' In flpringrield. She
ita -«nr«ived br three 'dainftltrni Mrt
iJlvflir ntiil Mn Peail Inwnc* of HpiiiiK-
lirld and Mr* Wnite. and bv one son
H«r»ev A <;ttm^lol•k of IndianvpnliK
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WDTORTUNr
^lOUND MOTIVE \
Howell County Prosecutor
' LcarnsWhat Lcdto Aged'!
Man's Death
WOMAN, SON CONFESSES
Murder Was Plotted to
Cover Theft of Money. ,
Inquiry Reveals
nri.L».Ti.N
A Ur»« quantity of xtryrhnlDC
ranfird the dr«th nf E. E. THmm*r.
tgri rnmona vatrhmakrr wha
dird mv^lrriou^lv it hU bomr
Tnnda* nlKhU aathorlUca at
WmI rialns wrrc notlflM t«4ar b;
the OUdrwell Chemtral rvrnpany
of SL LabIs. whkh rnndoflrd a
rhrmlr^ ajuWsU of the monlrrcd
man* ttomarh.
A 't«lcrliMie« t*p%it ■»!« Triaa-
; mer'a ilomach waa IIb«4 wtth Um
I polsan.
With this InfM-mallan In their
h«nd». thr Unwell roonty offlrlaU
are empecl*^ Ut pr»ee«* at •«»«•
with the e«r«aer'a In^acat t«f«
Trimmer** Aaatk.
vfar-oul wstrhmaK** rto iie4 ro^
>*t*». nam r -aniitf .y :-J|j>r,-»>i<f
Mr«. tMxirm James TMauaer, and
hrr son. Sj-IvmUt Jame». aoujtht U>
cover HP a IbfU of M40 Mi^ "^*k"
mer hud rommlttecd a^ln.n hel-
f«lhrrlnlnn
8uch was the rhant^ todar «rf H. '
D r.rren. Jr . «i»h hl^ snnounce-
mrnl that a motive for the polson-
ind of Trimmer had b^en mor*
clearly rslablixhrd with a further
rnnfrs'ion by Mr.« Trimmer The
•,H'^'"T.»«n' rf.n'''*^!'^^ ^' M'* Trirr-
iiirr. Mr. Cirrrii said. «»» tiia; ^nc
and her son et>ier«l into the poi5on
plot to cover up the theft from the
old man. Mrv Trimmer said, ac-
cordins to the provxu'or that *hf
hud takf-n ninrr v Iv'^ : •■' r'-r
fa'hrnn!av«, who hafi pUfri « part
of ihr rilsh in a lool rhrjt and thf
remainder :n a tiunk.
Victim l» Burtrd
Mr:«. Tnmmrr and «he son had
vaid ■M;gii;n;'.\ t'r.a* ■h'-' r^xsonrri
Ihe aped man ip obiain tu.« rv.atr.
«hirh. It dexelojvd. was very imall
Tlip bodv of Ihr poi.-on victim wa.i
burled yr.«terda>. bat completion of
a ro'onrr « inqiir^i todav ..naitrd
a ir|>f.ri i;|>o;i a;-, atia !•. .';i.« of th*-
.ttninnrli o.' tlir rirai man
Bnih Mrs. Trimmer and her .son
are held in Jail on first deirree mur-.
rirr riiaiKc*. rh'-\ liav"- .-.o! a= \rt
obtained couiv-rl. and Char'.e.s Trim-
mer, hu.sband of the accused »oman
and only .son of the victim, has not
yet visited ihcm. No date for a
preliminary hearing has been set.
Bimsh' roitnn llrrr
The elder Trimmer »a.s poisoned
Tue.sday night and died a short time
later Nfrs Trimmer and her son
said llir> p'lrrhasen the pr.;son '.n
Springfield and pave It to him In a
poached tKS-
' Mrs. John M. SilU «*^
Dies In New York;
■ To Bring Body Here
Mrs. John M. Silk, .cif mber of an
old Sprlnefleld family and wife of
John M 6ii;.s. former division en-
; Blneer for the Frisco railway here.
! died thu momlng at.ber borne tn
I Mamaroneek. N. T, of a eorapDai-
tlon of lIInessFs which developed
foliowir.^- .1 ri-ccnl opcralior.
Mrs 5i!i. had pone to New York
' lo live a year aco last Beptember,
■ when her husband t)ecanie a mein»
ber of the firm of John Mulr and,
rotnpar.v '?oclc brokerr; Prior to
that time Mr. Sills had been for
years ronnerted with the Fnsco
here.
Mrt. Sills was the dau<tater of
Joseph Fisher. Sr . wealthy lumber-
man of Sprtncfteld wbr died a num-
ber of years ago. In addition to
her husband, she is sunrlTed by ber
mother. Mnt. Statle M. 'Fbher. «rf
SpriuRfield: a scii. John Puher Sl!'.s
of Mamaroneck. an a brother. Joe
Fisher of SprtngfleM.
The body wUl be broosht to
Springfield for burtaL but funeral
arrangement had net t>eer. com-
iPleted this aftemooo.
DEATrfS
.MR.'i. AN.VA SISAN GITSCHKE
l:;nc;.i! r-TMcn for Mrs. .^r.rta Pnsanf
r.i>-.'-:r, 70 pnther of Mis« Ida E '
<>\.:\ r.f.>-. <irrci.-' roiniv |■lnrrl■•i.ll-l^ ,
nurse, will be held In Mansfutd 8aD«layi
afternoon, followed by Intwipent "
Mrt. OataelMa»'«trt m
rrtdayrtonMrtlM|w«^ HH-
of ttw SpvtaclMld - ftod
Itertlth der.ariioetit fHn
neral at Mai^aflehL
■<Anir I F»:
-Oadle Irt >lanalii
MWMX;
er of Mr and Mrs Wllllara A. Manninitf
l' nf -744 North Campbell arcaiM. waa-kusM
in lla/olwood eemetrnr this aftemoaa
] .J \v. -■
i n;fi;l-
t
Kllniner was In chart* of arrange-
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SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1929--NEWS and LEADER
Page 1; The estate of Roy Nelson is in probate.**
Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 2A: There is an article about Arthur Aull and his newspaper the Lamar Daily
Democrat.
Page 3A: Mrs. Dolores Fox LeCompte died.**
James A. Dameron died.**
Kirk V. Morgan died.** \u^'^y^tM^
Charles R. Underwood died.**
Mrs. Anna Susan Gutschke died.**
Page lOA: Mollie Wilson died.**
Pagel2A: Mrs. John M. Sills died.**
There is a photo of and an article about the old Harwood house where plans for
founding Drury college were made.** The house was at 83 1 Benton avenue. That would be
on the southwest corner of Benton and Brower— across from the I. N. Smith house at 830
Benton avenue. The article says the house was on the comer of Benton and Sycamore. The
name of Sycamore Street was changed to Brower Street all across town for the sake of
consistency. Various houses have been claimed as the place where Drury college was founded.
One such is on page 297. This house at 83 1 Benton avenue is most likely to be the true one.
Actually I doubt if the founders merely met one day and decided to found a college. They
probably discussed it many times whenever they met in various places.
Page 12 A: Ashley H. Harrison and his wife were buried at Steelville, Mo. [This is a
long article.]
Page 5B: Miss Helen Lewis and Dr. Theurer Martin Bocquin will be married on
Tuesday.**
Page 6B: Miss Zella Crenshaw and Mr. Carl Zapf were married.**
Miss Alma Pryor is engaged to marry but the article does not say to whom.
Page IIB: Son born December 1 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stringer of Monett.
Son bom December 10 to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Heying of Monett.
Mrs. Nannie Rhea died Thursday. She and Mrs. [W. H.] Tucker were struck by a
car last Monday at Purdy. Mrs. Tucker was killed.
DEATHS
MRS. DOLOKE8 LE COMrTK
Un. Oolorca Fqs LaCompt*. a. die4
•t 7:48 e'eleck ytaUrday monnlnc •! •
local hoiptui followlnc an apcratton.
8ha la aurvlTtd by h«r huaband. Joho
L« Comptc, chief clerk In the dining ear d«-
partmeBt under Pred Uarrey: her parenti.
Mr. and Mri. B. A. Pok of «3S South
Broadway avenue; three (later*. Mira
Crlttallne Poi of «3S South Broadway
avrnue. Mri. Herahcl Dot* o( Tutta and
Mn rrancla A. Brown of U4 Stair
•trert. and one brdlher.. Prank Pe> of
83) 8o>ith Broadway avenue. Ura Lc-
roinpte had for th* pait flva years hern
employed at operator al (he Itltphonc
company here.
Ptinrral *rrvkei will t* hfid Sunday
afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Starne
mortuary after which the body will be
taken to Selmorc. MUsourt. v.Jie.e urivicr*
will b« held at ) o'clock at the Bapti't
rhurrh Burial will b« made in the 6el>
more crmclery
JAMEH A. DAMEKn.S
jHmen A Dameron. M. died Batiird.iv
• Ii'rnoon al hit home on rural route :
near WllUrd. Ha U aurvlved by three loni
and two dauihtcra, u (ollowt: W. A. of
MIddleton. Mo: L. B. ol Hulchlnnon.
Kan.: Bad J. R. at heme: Mr*. Minnie
Andersen of BparU, Mo : and Mlas Zorah
Dameron at home. Funeral arranfements
are In rh«r»e nf j w Kllnenrr Burial
will be in the Chappell cemeierj- at Forrt-
land.
KmK"v. MOR«W
Puneral .ervleei for K'^^ V. MorMv ""j
of \1U «.»t Mill ttreet will be held^ "t 3
o'clock this afternoon at the J. w. "•»"»
ner chapel, followed by Interment In
I Memorial park cemetery.
MOLUK WILdON DIBH
Molllt WUnon. 59, dlfd at hrr homf.
r*«r of tSO 8t. LouU •Ir^l.^ •»
13:18 o'eleek to6»y. «h« U «anrl¥ed by
her husband. Bailey Wilson »nd distant
raUtlvM. Puneral arranfement^. •-hich
ar* tinder th» diraetlon of Campbell Vn-
dertaklni company, are IncompleU. Burial
will b« made In South Ha^lwood cemc-
Urj.
rnARt.CA R. ITNOrRWOOD
Punrral nervlces for Charles R Under-
wood. 34. of I0»7 South Main avenue, will
be held at J o clock thin efternoon at the
J W Klingiiff <lii«p*l. fnllnmrd by Int-r-
mcnl In Maple pork i e mf If ry.
MRS. ANNA KfSAN CfTSrHRE
Ilt. I..I .>rr\irr« fnr Mr' Annn Sman
Ciiil«rhkr. T). molhtr of Mi«» If1« I'-
Oiiturhkf. Orrene county tul>^rruloxl»
nurt*. will be conducted al her home, five
miles east of Mansfield, at 3 o'clock xMn
afternoon. Mrs. Oatschke died In • hos-
pital here Friday nitht followinf an op-
eration. Besides Mis* Ida Outsehke. she
is aurrlved by another daughter. MIm
A O OulJfhke and a son. O A Outsehke.
, hoth of Man.'fifld A brother, Au-un
, PiKher. live* In Leavenworth. Kan, Sprint-
I fleldlans who will attend the funeral todav '
are Dr John W Williams. Jr . Mrs. El^av
' H«v. Mrs. Bfrths Strvrns and Miss Kath-
I Tvn BIms nf the Oreene county health
bur'BU. unrt Lon Pharn and Mrs Mvr'V
■ U'llrnx of the Pprlngfleld health deparl-
mrnt.
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«58
House Where Meeting Held
to Organize Drury Razed
to Malce Way For Progress
Tbc old Harwood home on Benton avcnnr.
Oldest Member of Board of Trustees Recalls Day
When Leaders Gathered There to Dis-
cuss College for Springfield
A T 831 Benton avenue «n old house l.s brinR razed. 1. 1^ JuM « plnin.
A Old-fashioned frame hous*-not very blR and not vrrv >mpre..Mve^
It U probable that few persons even stop tx, not.cc thai nnn.hrr o.d p.ace
Is being torn down to make way for -proRres-s -
But the old house . Itxelf repre
sented ''proffrrM" In Its day: and
there are a few scnlDtirntal old-
timers that sigh for Its vanishing—
to them It Is a landmark, and sight
of It* dismantlement sets them
remlnlsclnsr.
For It was In the parlor ol liu.n
house that Dniry college was bom.
The event Is recorded by Arthur P.
Hall. In the historical address he
' first board of trustees. . . seven were
Springfield men. One of the seven
was Charles E. Harwood. He Is still
one of the board of trustees— the
only one who has served during the
entire life of the college. j
Mr Harwood built the old house
In the early fall of 186«. Snrlngfleld
was a town of about 3000. and
KrowlnK J«--t 'I'l"^ »•'■' '"'■ '"■'
house In the block, nnd there are
made at the celebration of Drurys ' some In Sprlnefleld todav who re
seml-centennlal In 1923. In the fol
lowing words:
MEET IX 1873
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On March 6. 1873, there met In
Mr. C. E. Harwoods home, at the
comer of Benton and Sycamore, a
company of men. A charter ba.'ierl
on tho«e of Oberlln and Olivet col-
leges was presented by Dr. (N. J )
Morrison and adopted. The inror-
ponton were James H. Harwood.
Edwin T. Robberspn. W. Irvine
WaUace. Holtand B. Fry. Charles E
Harwood and Samuel P. Drury. On
April 1. these gentlemen named the
c»n that Mr. Harwood planted the
trees that have made the street]
beautiful since before the turn of j
the centuries. I
Mr. Harwood already had been In '
' Springfield for two vears-11' inr In
; a tlnv house on South street bull* of
I two log cabins. By walling up the
._.,., v,r.^.,<^.> 'Vt rnhin' « third
room was Rchle\rd
* RECALLS FIRST HOME
85<^
Last May Mr. Harwoo<I. 99. here
for the Drury commencement, re-
called hte first days In that make-
shift cottage, which had five outside
! doors and three winds— so that
even tftcr 60 years, he remembered
' f Iwt the RenerouB ventilation!, <-
For ntuiy yean the Harwoods
ihred In th« new homis on Benton
and Sycamore, and It was a center
(or the aodal and cultural life ol
the city. Even In those dasrs It was
• eomparatlvely modest home, and
very simple Xumlxhed— for the trip
from the east vaa lone, and the
printer pnrt of the household goods
had been left behind.
But the Harwoods attracted
friends, and life was full and merry.
eren though simple. - Mr. Harwood
was closely Interested in the de-
▼elopment of Drury eolleite, and
also of the CongreRstional churrh—
of which his brother, James Har-
wood, was the first pastor.
Mrs. Lee Holland, an eager, curl-
eua yeunsster in those days, well re-
members hours spent in the Har-
wood home — and especially Mrs.
Harwood'a activity on behalf of
church bazaars. She was newly
from the east, and brought with her
many novel ideas which proved im-
mensely popular. Among the things
she contributed to the bazaars were
spice baskets, watch pockets, and
lamp mats. Kn. Holland remem-
bers with amusement also that Mrs.
Harwood was the most smarlnR
butter-maker she ever saw. She
could achieve butter Mmply by a
few casual stirs of 11))^.. ladle and
without even churning It!
Mr. Harwood prospered, and a
few years later built a much more
pretentions home, further out on
Benton avenue, at the northwest
comer of Benton and Lynn street—.
the house now proudly occupied by
!!ie Slgrra Nu fraternity. I
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OTHERS LIVED THERE i i
, After the Harwoods moved out. '
I the house was owned and occupied j
I successively by the J; M. Dollngs, I
the C. W. Thrashers, and the W. 3. '
I Thompsons. Miss Alice Thrasher. 1
now registrar "* ""niry college and
a member of the board of trusUses. j
spent pleasant girlhood years there;
and it was from her that the
Tliomp-sons tKHiRht the house In '
1902, to put their young son, Wllmer, ,
in school at Drury.
It was Wllmer Thompson, now an j
architect licio. who sold the house
iast"^eek to W. R. 81ms, realtor
and wrecker, who Is now tearing It
down. He has not lived there, but
has rented the place, for the past
seven years— since the death of his
parents. For oldtlme's sake, how-
ever, Wllmer Thompson took out
(^
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Charles E. Harw«»«. »« whoM ,
home the HvJe leaders gathered to
organise Drvy coUege. j
for himself the old walnut sUlrcase.
hefofp .srlllng the house. If he ever
builds atiolhrr hn'r-f, of hl<! oxn.
Ih.Tt ; l.ll.M .i.-c v.ill I"' .n p.Tt' nl .' —
to add R touch of tradition and
sentiment. He admits that It was a
sentlmcntAl thing to jdo; but after
all, he lived In the house for 20*
I years — and well, that's the way
, things are.
When Mr. Harwood. visited Drury
last spring, he went back to the old
house with Dr. T. W. Nadal, Drury
president and his host — the years
vanished, and vividly he pointed
out the exact spots In the old
southeast parlor where each of the
college founders sat the night Drurj-
originated. f
So after 80 years the old house
is being scrapped— outlived by the
man who built It — which In Itself Is
some unusual sort of comment on
evanescence.
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Fanertd Services
Ftnr SilU Funeral
Still Incomplete
Tunenl •irmngemente were delay*
ed Xor Mrs. John M. Sills, member
of an old Sprlncfleld family who
died SaUirday, pending arrival of
Uw body bere from the 8111a home
In Manuumwck. N. T.
'Mn. 61U* was th« daughter of
Joaepb Flaher, 8r.. Springfield
lumberman who died several years
■go. Her husband was a former
«l«Ti»inn mrtne^r for the Frisco rail-
way bere, bui inuvca lo ^<L'M lun^
• year ago last September to be- >
oome ■ member of the brokerarce '
firm of John ^ulr and Company. ^
Per death followed a complication ,
bf Illnesses after a recent operntlon.
Bunrlvlng, besides the husband. '
ftnd son, John Plsher Sills, are her
mother. Mrs. Static M Fi-^hrr nf
Sprln^leld and a oiuiuli u'»
Tlaber. also of Sprln^lield. Burial
la expected to be In the family plot
In Maple Park cemetery here.
l^TB. 8Ula waa known here as a
ioprano singer. She studied voice
In the Drury college conservatory,
and tinder Mrs. Florence Doling and
Oharlas H. Scbolfleld here, and
under Mlsa Bertha Pamer and the
Italian Madame Valeria In Chicago.
flh« did radio work here and In
Chicago. She studied piano under '
Miss Birdie Atwood here, sang In '
Km IWMmacla.PrMbyterlan church
\tbtir, and «m active in the Sprlng-
fldd Musleal dub.
Zella Crenshaw
Weds Mr. Zapf
j Announcement has been msde ofl
' the marrlsne of Miss Zella Crenshaw.!
finwchter of Mr. and Mr*. Dirkrn W
Cienshsw, 4.10 Hnlman Ptrret, to Mr
Csrl Zapf of Oklahoma Clfy.
I Thfi marnai:e vo*a were read De-
I ••emb^r 4 at Oklahoma cify where i
I Wr. and Mrs. Zapf will make their'
I boms. ,
M.'IRRIAOK LICSNSli
K. LAry 'rorler. 31. Sprtiwfleld.
and Miss Marie Shadey. M, Oi'<W»
Springs. Mo. ClelUa A. PtlSUTC ^
nnA Mis.'> Iva Sanders, 31. toCh •!
Batllelleld.
JO MANAGE ESM
Ww^KTWdrtYharr$5(»,000, '
Orficlals Say; 1929 Pack
Worth $650,000
'[-HE r.'stair of Roy .\rl.<;on. Onrk«
••tomato kins"" of Marshftrld
■xhn rlirrt lirrr rTrnilv. »a5 morr
than a haif-million flollsr^. and in-
cluded 14 tomato -canning factories
mastly in Stone. Taney, and Doug-
las coi^ntles, and farms SKgrrgatrng
cres In Stone county and
80O acres In Webster county
larshfield. The (trneral of-
all his tomato mteresu is at
Mo.. In charce of Porter
viin uB.^ for rr.:\nv >eirj Nrl-
^ecretary.
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LEFT NO WILL
941
^iji . jj NeL-Jon died without leav-nc
•j-j,, ,^ '1r had rpfl'.i.-ed :h<" ■.■.r.-rr-
business k^ ' ^''' health (or .«omr
m making k "'^'< certain tha:
unique organliati^ " " " '*'""-
to have been larftely .
his success. Each of lu
waL^ operated by a resident ..
on a profit-sharing basis, and i.
of these fmanagera have been wli.
him for 'years.
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HKR KIN TO Ain
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It Is al.^o pointed out that two
brolhrrstnlaw. Frank Julian and
Robert Florence, both of Marshficld.
have beeft closely asociated with him
m bii.slrtr«;.<; for years, and are
thoroughly familiar with his opera-
tions. Mr. Julian has large canning
Intrresii in Webster couniv; and Mr
Florence,' has been Interested m
canning, as well as In other busl-
nc.^vs. c
There la a general asumption ihat
Mrs. Nelson, with the assistance of
these two. will administer the estate.
During the past summer. Mr
Nelsons', factories packed 360 car-
loads—which Ls 350.000 cases, or
700.000 dozen cans — of tomatoe?: a
$650,000 pack.
It Is ^Id tliat In hLs development
of the|tomato Industry. Mr. Nel-
son pn^ved himself the largest pro-,
ducer of new wealth In the Osarks. '
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Helen Lewis,
Dr. Bocquiji,.
To Marry
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■^;^:f^Hi»
^ WEDDING of Jnterwil
to a number of Sprinf-
field peopia will |>«, xek)*
brated Tuesday mocalnigiai
10 o'clock in Fajr^e^t^ri^ ,
Ark., when MIm ' Hele»
Lewis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Lewis of that
city, becomes the bride of
Dr. Theurer Martin Boc-
quin of Memphis, .TeniW.
The wedding vows win b«
read at the home of -tlMtr
bride's parents before an^'
improvised altar-^bf IHUMj-
and ferns. Calla liOIes wilF
be the favored flower used
in the decorations.
Preceding the ceremony.-
Mr. Henr>* Tovy is to play
several selections, and Mr.
Charles McGill will sing
two vocal solos. Mr. Tovy
will also play Lohehgrih's
wedding march, as the
bridal nartv enters the
room. . _
The bride has chosen an
ivory satin gown made
lolonial style, with a tight
bodice and a bouffant skirt -
for her wedding dress.
Soft Vienne.se lace forms a
panel do^ii the front of the
Pkirt, and outlines the
fliiaint droopinfi: shoulder
nockline. Her veil of ivory
tulle will be held in place
by a small lace tiara. Her.
bouquet i.s to be an oM
fa.shioned bouquet of white
roses.
Her maid of honor. Miss
Mary Burton George, of
Springfield, is to wear
peach taffeta, also tlUi4$
bouffant style, and she will
carry long stemmed bride's
roses. Mr. Herbert Lewii^
Km<^bpr of the bride, will be
best man. The flower giri«»
little Mary Lou Sajidr IS9 1
Jane Claire Brown,
wear pink and blue
dresses, and carry
baskets of rose peta£^
The ring bearei,
Herbert Lewis, ''^rj
WMT • miU tti afff ah^u ■ttin kD<l
rtrrj the rin" In » ralU Illy, on a
pUlow of ccf abcU mUd.
Mr. 7Y»rr wU pla^ aotUr thmuvh
thi» rrrfmony. and will pUy
Mandflnarhn'a waddlns march for 'ha
i rMlonal.
Tlw yountr roupl) ara to Iravf lm«
mrdlatrly after tha c^rfn.onjr for a
:;■.,■. -.^ :.\ - Orleana. ' Aflar ap^nd-
ing tha hoUdaya Umt*. thay vUl m
at homa In Manphla. l^nn.
Mlaa Lewla . Undad Northwcat^rn
Cnlveraltr. la a iraduata of tba Unl>
vaialtf of ArkanMiK. and ha* dnrrrm
In plana and plr>^ oi>;aii. Hht is a
mambar of tba Chi Omafa aororitv.
and provlnca praatdent of Blftma
Alpha Iota, national murtcal lororlty.
rvvtnr Borqiitn In hrart of th^ den-
tal aecllon of the L*coy Clinic, and
ronaultant dentist of SI. ,Io.'.rpli ^
hnopltKl in Mampl.lx. ImmrdlRlrly
iiftrr the wr»r he attended the llnl-
vernliT of Ark«n"iis unrt inter iittrtirt-
art the L'nlverxltr of TeniirMro rr-i-
lega of Dentlgtrv. Ha waa Ktadunirrl
frtjm tha Unlveralty of MlnnefOla.
Ha aerved one yter aa prt»feMor of
oral aurgary ■•! tha t'niversiiy "f
Tannaaa««. Ha la a member of th»
SiRma Alpha Epallon freternllv. ih»
Blackfrlam. Chi 8t Phi. Senhnrd n\^ri
Blade. Ome^a Fta Mii. and of Mn
Delta Phi. an honorary dental
fraternity.
MLns Lewis li» a coimln of Mi^*
Mary Btirton Oaorge and has often
Tialted In Sprlntfleld where she haa
a niunber of frlenda.
Announced
•*■ South Klckapoo arenua. enter
talavd tart vmunt with • chutntng
'iRtaraUt 8 oYloek dlanar and bride*
psrty at MaxarcUa Ontra. by way of
uinouaelnir tha anfairemant of bar
daufhter. Mlaa Alma Pryor. who la
to t>a married about tha flrat of tha
Tba dlnln( table and lounge, wbera
Xbm afUrHUnnar bouis vera apant
playing bridge, were attracUraly dec-
orated with hnitia and art baaketa of
ptnA and whiia roaaa. Tha aama col-
or aaour waa furtbar aoapbaalaad la
^a einnar menu, plaea earda and
"^ bridga tallica and other ae-
-"er the remainder of the
"nted to bridge In the
- ll!>t for the affair
" frlenda from
9U
Fornner PoiitipAJ. Opponent of
G. 0. P. Leader One of
Pallbearere"-*^'^ ^
CTKELVILUE. Mo^ Dec. 14.— Ash-
ley,B. lUrrlBoa, 60. direetor of
th« sUto' penal boftrd, and hla wUe
who were killed near rullon. Mo..
Wednesday in an automobile crash.
were burled here today In the Bteel-
vllle cemetery loUowlng funeral
•errloea at JeXferaoii. Olty .and here,
earikr lo the, day^ ^ '
tM« At FBiiCTal
Tha aervlecs here were conducted
in the Presliyterlan church by the
BteeMUa' Maaonle lodge. The
church waa filled and many people
were forced to remain outalde dur-
Inc the aanrlcea. The church serv-
ice was conducted by the Rev. 8. L.
Roper of BteelvUle assisted by the
Rev. pr. Mclvor of St. Loute. Judge
W. E. Barton conducted the
Mii.v>nlc services.
The caskets were borne by 13 ac-
tive pallbearers and 23 honorary
pallbearers took psrl In the cere-
monies.
Triirh^ llnul Klnwrrs
II wa.1 fsliiiial/cct Uic t.io*cl n\ ui.a
about the churrh during the serv-
ices numbered 3000. and It was the
largest luneral In the history of
SteelvUle.- Three truckloads of
floral tributes were brought from
Jefferson City while many other
floral pieces were sent by friends
j here and In other parts of the state. '
Among the active? pallbearers was
Harry Olymer. one wOf Mr. Harrl-
atan Oldest fnendal and his first
political opfWnent ? The two men
oppoeed each other thirty-five yean
ago for the office o( prosecuting at-
torney and travelled about the
county together in their campaigns.
Harrison won by thirty votes. They
had been fast friends since that
time and their lawj offices Joined
each other here. {
; Chemist's Report That Strych-
' nine Found in Stomach of,
I Murdered Man Convinces ■
Jurors of Guilt
«b3
A RMED with a chenusl s Biiahtr
.<ihowlnB that E. E. Trinuiirr.
aged and decrepit romona waicii-
maker. was killed by a heavy done I
of strychnine. 'the state hart little
' tnMible Saturday afternoon In ob- 1
talnlng a coroner's Jury verdict i
brandlpg the mans daughterlnlaw. |
lflPG|9iP9aaM^Ttlnmer. and her ,
■on. 'Sylvester Jamea. 34, as the!
, slayers.
!An Inquest Into the death of,
Trimmer, who wa.^ 86 ' years old.
feeble and 111 when he went Into
convulsions suddenly and died
within an hour at his home In Po-
mona Tuesday nlsht. was conducted
fat Pomona by Judge George Hal-,
of West Plains, actlnc coroner '
!D county^ -The jury's ver-
. diet, quickly returned, was that
;lie old m.iii rnmr to hi« rt<-n'h «5
the remit of sir\rhnmr poi.^onmc.
plotted by Mrs. Trimmer and her
.»on.
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I I OUTCOME SEEMS CERTAIN
4. 4-
I The Inquest Jeaves the fate of
' M.S. Trimmer and her son pretty
; much of a formality. The .state s
case against thrm appears ex-
' tremely strong, based upon neiRh-
I bors' knowledge o( old aiUai;nni.<^ni
I and cruelty toward the elder Trim-
mer, the pair's confessions of guilt j
I and the report which came Satur-
Louls chemist, rir-
'•4t the old man's .stomach.
"- sto'chnlne. Mrs ,
•weviously had
irmkled ',
One of $M stxuge Wm ^ lit^.
brotvht' oiifai 'tb»' Sontrnti
Inquest was the story told by Charles
Xtlmmer'.- son of the slain man and
husband of the woman held as s
kUler. He has not gone about his
wife since her arrest, and though
hiring an attorney to guard hU own
InteresU In the case he has made noi
move to obtain counsel for hU wife '
or for James. j
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 16, 1929--DA1LY NEWS
Pagel: H. W. Davis died.**
Page 2: James A. Dameron died.**
John A. Bellew died.**
Owens infant died.**
Henry Foss died.**
James B. Sivewright died.**
Page 3: Mrs. Moilie Wilson died.**
Mrs. Emma Alice Hancocic died.**
Page 8: Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Cooper of Lebanon went to Festus for the funeral of Mr
Cooper's uncle Sam Ogle.
DIES ATJIVIE HERE
James B. Sivewright Succumbs
' Suddenly from Attack of
Indigestion *»
Jamn B. Slrewrlgbt. 50. for many
years • boUennaker for the Frisco
railroad here but recently employed
of the Heer'a Storei company, died
suddenly at 3:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon followlns a heart attack
at his home, 539 East Monroe street.
Indirestlon Canse
The fatal attack came soon af-
ter Mr. Slvewrlsht had eaten a
hearty dinner. Mrs. Slvewrlsbt ad-
ministered home remedies and
summoned Dr. C. W. Ford when her
husband^ distress be«am« acute.
Mr. Sivewright was beyond medical
aid, however, when the physician
arrlted.
Sarrived By Wife
Mr. Sivewright U survived by his
wife, Mrs. Letha Sivewright; one
son. Albert of Birmingham. Ala.;
three daughters. Amy Marie, In-
struetor In the music department of
Southwest » Teachers college, L^ona
and Eunice, all of the home; and
one brother In Little Rock, Ark.
The body Is in charge of the Alma
Lohmeyer funeral home but ar-
rangements for the funeral have
not t>een completed.
tuscral acmees for Jamti k.
wbo died Saturday after-
f en nii;al rout* t, naar
wniarl vin be held at 10 o'clock thU
la Uu Klingner xbaptl. The
wUl b« taken overland to the
_ ■■■nil, otar Vortfland. wber*
xttM vUl bt conducted at S o'clock
UUa •ftcmooo. Mr. Dattefoti U sur-
lUXl Wf tlin* aona and two daugburt.
■llglliii W. A., of Mldtfltion. Mo.:
U Sl, •( Hatcblnaoa. Kaa.. J. R.. at borne;
Mrs. Mlnale Andercon of Sparta. Mo.,
and MiM ZoraU Dtmrron at home.
JOHN A. BdXKW
- JMa A. BtUew. M. of aiW Trarla ave-
••a, 41*d at U:4S o'clock Sunday morn-
ti« teiiawlng a lingering tmieaa He U sur*
«1va4 by bia wife. Mrt. Sutan Bellev: one
«a«tM*r: Mra. Arch Burgeaa of Bprlng-
tMd: one son. Louie B<llrw, Kansai City;
tW craadsena. Bonnie and Clarence Ward.
DtJktM, Texas: one granddaughter. Louisa
Bargwa, and three brothers. Tom, of Los
Angtaloa. CaL. and Ed and Oram of Ok-
hlw^ ntneral acnrices will be held
la «h« Kast Avenue Baptist church at
S:M o^deek this afternoon. Interment
win to ta Ort«nlawB cemetery under dl-
reedea of the J. W. KUngner Under-
Uklac «o«pany.
OWENS DrrA.vr
Tt MQ Of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Sootli Main avenne. died at
■aday aioralag at tna home.
a WOT« held at 4 o'clock
nflcraoon In the hone, followed
la Maple Park cemetery uo-
'mi9ttk» ef W. U Stamc.
■ENBY rO"*^
Meorf FOM. 71. rtJ'd at ^ o rlni k v'>-
irrOmf ■Mmtog at inr Pvthian Home foi-
iamtam aa exunded illn^ui. Ma la tur-
rlrai^ky mm ctetcr Funeral aervtcea
urafcaHr «tn be held Wednesday in the
fyttitaa ■(MB*, vltb borlal In Haselwood
8tM
I MfM. RM.MA Al.Ur. HAM'OCK
, riiiiernl uprvlrr* for Mm. F.mmn
I Alice Hancock, AO. who died nt 3:10
I o'rlfvk Sunday mornlnR. will he hriri
' m 3 .10 o'clock TurMl«v afirriioon in
, the home of hrr daiiRhter, Mra. Ediih
I Rollln. 11.10 North Sherman avpiuir
I with the Reverend M. 8. Smith of-
flclatlnK. She la aervlved by on*
I datiRhter, Mr*. Rollln. and orre
I brother. John lafayetie Johnnon. In-
■ terment will he In Lincoln Memorlnl
I remelpry. under rtlrerllorj of the
I Campbell UndertakinK company.
MIU« .MOMJE WILHOV
/"untral aervlcei lor Mrs. Mollie
M. who died >t her home,
th* fwr ot BM Xut 8t. LouU
tt. Saturday afternoon, will be
at the residence at 3 oclock
irM^ay nfteraoon. the Reveread
l^ k*.«ii',,er efflclatlDR. She u
liiv:«- '*er hmband. B«ll*y Wll-
•t will be In Hazelwnod
iiet(r> upfier direction of Uw
npbfll Uo(3ert«klnir cocnpanj.
WELL KNOWN FARMER '
DIES NEAR LEBANON
H, W. Davis, 68. prominent
fanner ot Laclede county, died at
U o'clock yeaterday momlnf at hU
home, nine milea «outhea.'<t of I^eb-
anon near nii«<. fnllowlne a pro-
fr«rf*d lllnesa.
runeral aervtcea wjll be ticia »i
11 o'clock Tuesday morning In the
New Hope church, of which he was
one of th« most active members, the
Reverend John Chappell offldatlnB.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1929 -LEADER
S rin fiefd'' "^^"^'^^^ ''''^"'^- J"-^ Young, 50, and Miss Susannie Byrne, 59, both of
Page 6: James B. Sivewright died.**
John A. Beilew died.**
Henry Foss died.**
James A. Dameron died.**
Owens infant died.**
Mrs. Elizabeth Dicicens died.**
Mrs. John M. Sills died.**
Page 15: Miss Naomi Gibson and Mr. Al Abbee were married.**
run.,.. *'»"'«T*~"''J e«
J^^A ^«'^f'"* '•""th Ihit .fifrnoon to.
•nn died SundtT morninK •flT • Inns III- '
•5r (Cfff?*^-^ **■"'• •"" Clar»iK» Ward I
l«rfinfti«.1 iir.
: f1« niidt > n
— T-
lermanl lock place Iri Orrrnliiwn ..m--
»»ry In tn»rnf ,,j j w Kllnii.'f
8&S
HrvRV ro<««
vp'l^iit^j*! »ervlr«s for llmrir *o»». 'I. •ho;
dl*4 Sundir nlnrnlng at. th' rjrlMtii hoinr ,
- -kIW »»« h*!!! av »h»|
Mlo«itii hr inirrminl,
9«tn charge of W.L.)
^ v-^^.,.-- t
MMi:* A nAMtaov
'"unf r » .
»• o: V^i:iiiTj. nut»l r. u'» .1. «»f H'ld :
tnii ■Mjrninf in thr J W Klin«i.fr rh»p» j
f"ll9W»<1 h\ lnt'r»n»ni in thr rhapp.li .
r.mito n»«r loidliiMil tins •llfrrn.oii ,
^».r.f •ff.K hitI fi f"i«iirr.:ri« 'iiytx.
ontNH INrANT
IT^'Tha infar.t »op o! Mr and Mr> n«>
r»»tn« "t «'•« s-Jti. M»Ti »>»r'i» »■•
h .||«<I 6j:n«\ .:'•.■ -..ju:; m Mii.,c I'Ktt
!• ot arran«tmtDi« The ctiiia dUd )
mOTBio*. I
KMZABCTH OICRKN'a
■t atrvtrr* ''■r Mr< Eiiabrih
i'-»em •*. »li'< rt'-; •■■■■* r."%-i.i » at I ■■
noma ol ritr aon. J 8 I)ieli»n». rural
ronu t. %IU be held Wrdnridav morntng
• ' IJ o'H'xk a* If Hihhnv^n Pff.i'
r|<aMl tolIOB*^ »•» inifrni'T l Ittrr i:i
.-••arfr o! J W KVr.gii.r M'« Diric.i i
%as Ui« «ldow ol Louia Uickrnit. pionerr
KIraana county >«ttler who died 17 year*
a***, nil* t« aorviv.rt b» ihr»» »or» and
<%n ilaufMrm a» fn!lo«< J 8 D-.rkrv.r
w t Dira.ru rf W;llart) »ii<! Cl:nton
n.fc.ti. nt Jl':;4at M:« !'!1;' f>lrkein
'f Willard aort Mr« J W Tayl": oT
rural rouia %. M'» M A D..it»r ft
'OOtambaa'Nebr and Mra OIH* Brur. nf
;Wabk City are- sitter* and W r flcoil
cf S«UUM«B la a brothri
naofni Gibson '
'^Becomes Bride j
i^ Of Mr. Abbee
QIMPUCmr roark«d the lmprc»«lvc •
•^ -A,.!.:::.- ..:.:^ :.. : ■■:. '
an»ou ul NoriiiBii, Uklu , lu Mr. Al .
Abbre ot Kdwnrddvlll*-. III. wlilrh or- '
CMrrrd y<'.*irr(lHy ii: -..■..(._■ . • o*l(>tk
III 1 i.f m.i>:".>i 1. ^'^ 1
The bride ta'th* daughter or Mr I
unit Mr*. Junir* I*. (iiMon ol NonnK:i !
Hiid well known In ihc »-iatr. Mr. |
IMIiM>n I' "trrit.irril n.niK.'r if •h'"
I >1 : .1 Mil; I .'•.•■• I- • • ■ ■ ■ ■
.Ml .Alii.*!- i II.' •'. ••: ••'! ■''■■• Mi-
A II- ASjLiir iif 1.4;ju*.i.— vtii—
I!.'' Vi'A-. V. •■ n .III by tlir I<ti«-r- ,
I ii.l W.Ui.iu. H .M... :.■ ;•: !-■ !.rc lu.
Iiiifir»»vi«rfl nit-i.- 1.T !• r:r ii:»;:i.v mi.i!
V. ;;..*■ ■ ii:- ...' i • .: ■..- ..; i^;.. . .. !i.
Jt.>ti ol a liiu. '■ V..::.:.
"^"^•rti* l>fl«1e rnterfd on th* arm of'
I.ir bfiili.i-.ii-l.vw. Mt Il.'>il B
Orakr. Slir »i rr u •_ ri.ini -colon ti .
I'.'irv aiititi ,<trr>5 iii.nlr »!ili a Hcht
iii'Uita aiiii Jiiii.;. ii..!i Aicii'. l'lir»Aii;
«•« bord^rtcl wiih linis^rla lace and i
ll^li^ll^lMff'&Utntecit *ir»Miiniiiai^
nn«l fhlnPHt»>iif« ■ llrr I"M". «lilt'
: .111- ». I .V. ■ ... . •■ ■.. .
)a|,<>tj6iw-»»te^w>iiM.. lut tiMtmMM^
at ir*ttihrlfh>>ry^f^ nnd Illlr.« nf »fie'
\nllr>.
,. Mta^ UuMi D. Utitkr, .»ikt«T vi^ttiej
hrlde< WHa ,niiitron of honor. She '.
mor<> a pi-ni'ii r.'""ri!fi*r frni ic mid nr-
I iTft It IfoU'l'lt'*. t«t ;..--■■- Mr tti'f
Zrr^'Kl^AVhki "I Kiiwiirt;;. '.'r. !.! . .*.,-
I>i-si :n«n.
,. rrccrctlng^lhe crrrmoi.y Mi^n Krfrtt
Utiifrr »iii)f ••! I«»e You Tr»ilr.' a<-- *
?«eniaihi*<< ^y. uu» -runrtu yrtfkttif
Tllr ll'lri ,[ (I .,.,,. • r- -11 : .■• . T-.- '
IMlli • «:!•» pV,-.'-' I.v M;s< W-IIlT n«
il.<- liriil.il jijii') i.;'i,i..;i .■."1 il.. ii;:..r
SBS-
^i<<UWUUt-,U>«
)• IM .Mr. . , . .-
•onir It r»w intinmu'rrtrruta-Arihi t
\.M.i.a f...i|.'i' I. I II- I n'
."-'Miinnv. M- .11,.: %>.. \'i»«>e ;«■;;
linniedlatrly i.,r K(l»,iHi-.viiI<-. %liet^
Ira Young. 50. and Miss Suaaimie
i Bymt.M. both of SprimrfleM. Ttwy
wcrr mnrrtrd at the county court-
house by the Reverend E. C
Sechler.
The hnit of Vfrt John M BlK' ds'ifb-
l>r of Ur> 8l«tir .M t ithn ot t>prinir:«l1.
Mill tr'!ve lonighi Irojn Uamator.rck. N ^
|'r7»heTe «h» dl»d Baturdaj- for funfra)
MMl burial Tl»« Alma Lohmf»»r
''■ ftgj^Ja tittttt of a^rsi.ilr ■
|5fif wll! Hk» place In Mapl*
rwmIm-xw.•pm^^f. Utt. SOU U lurvWed by |
h»r hu»band anrt mn Jn^n P''h"*r 8:ll'
nnd • h-^'^T Jo^»r^ F "h"
OOU slrfti Mr< Bill" Iu'd !n
-— —ben hfr
in 'Hew
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 17, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Ira Young, 50, and Susanne Byrne, 59, both of Springfield.
Page 2: James B. Sivewright died.**
Mrs. Elizabeth Dickens died.**
Henry Fossdied.**
Page 6: Mrs. Statie Fisher Sills died.**
StllK. Who dirt Saturday noon Mt hfr home In Nrw York City, will b<>
hdd-at 3:10 o'clock lhl« aft«moon.at.the residence of her mother, Mrs.
Statie ruh«r. 534 St. UmiIi itreet, with the Reverend WlllUm H. Butler.
paitor of nbemade Precbyterlan church, orriclattng. Mrs. Sills was a
nMmber of the Tabernacle church. Mr. SlIU Is a member ot the John
Mulr brokeraire firm at New York. FollowlnK the funeral the body will
bf plsred In n receiving vault at the Alma I-ohn-r.^r tnrrrnl hnmr T1i»-
■Idea ber, tauaband and mother. Mrs. Sills Is survived by one son. Jack
rUbtt SUls. and a brother, Joseph Plaher.
DEATHS
JAMItR B. RrVEWBIOHT
runeral services for James B. SIvewrlghi.
&0. employe ot the Heer Stores company,
who died suddenly Sunday afUmoon at
his home at ^3^ Ksnt Mo^'nV'fn^lnwlnff a
heart atlack, will be held this inurniiiK
at 10:10 o'clock at the Alma Lohmeyer
funeral home, followed by Interment In
Bast Lawn cemetery. He is aervlved by
hla wife, one son, th^ee dau|hteri aud a
brother.
HENRY FOSR I
Funeral services for Henry Fos*. 71. who |
died Sunday mornlni in the Pythian ,
Home following a protracted Illness, will
be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at
the home. Interment wll be In Hatel-
wood cemetery under dIrecMon of W. L
Starne. One sister survives.
•I
8U
Mftfl EIJZABKTH DtCKENfl
FJineral ■ervlce* lor , Mra. Ellub«th
pickcni. M. who dltd UiU mornint at the
home of her »on. J. a. Dickens. rur»l
rout* S, win be held Wednesday morning
■t II o'clock at the Robberioo Pralrl*
chapel, followed by Interment there In
charge of J. W. Kllngner. Mri. DIcken*
wat the widow of LouU Dickens, pioneer
Oreene county settler who dlrd 27 yearn
• Ko 8hr In nurrived by three son^ and
two daughter! as follow*: j, H. pickcns
W. K. Dickena of Wlllard: and Cllntoii
Dlckenn of Bolivar: Mrs. Llllle Dickens
of Wlllard and Mrs. J. W. Taylor of
rural route 6. Mr«. M. A. Barber of
Coliinibu*. Neb and Mr* Ollle Bruce of
Webb City are Hater* and W. E Scott I
of Smithton li a brother
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1929-LEADER
Page 7: Newt Niece was found dead.**
Page 9: Mrs. John M. Sills died (Statie Fisher Sills).**
James B. Sivewright died.**
Mrs. Elizabeth Dickens died.**
Henry Foss died.**
Marriage license issued at Monett to Rollin Rlchter of Springfield and Bertha
Harris of Marionville.
AunOBA BuSiuLoS iViAi^
!iiay.WEAD IN HOME;
¥^-
AUROKA. Mo . LHc 17 - Newt
Nicer. 71. bM^lne'i.1 niiiii in Aurora
lor 30. years, wa* loimd ilnid .'..Minitj
Ml hU rhalr at hU Imnir SuiidHy |
niurning. llcarl trouble >ia% >jtu\ *.o |
be ttM csuM uf hi* dralli.
'fifly ycktcrclay niuniuiR and had ,
uulkcd dowrlown af'cr l;is mail He
^tunwdaioil; Mt down m the chair ;
in Um iivUiK room, where he «a.^
.loiind a nIkii*. tune latT
fffir>lttli|l»1^iTTTl1 '" Uic sliM* tlUM-,
jn(lglLTHtt'^f*«""*»'»y w*« lit th«> furni- |
lure bu">iiit ■ lirr«' Ilr i Mir^urd
iiv li».> uit' .iikI 1)1.' iisier. .Ml:
Hriiy .Sulln.-.n dI .Manuii'. i::.-. Ih-
had been niorried 47 xtm^ Fm-.ri.tf
•ervJcM were held Monday after -
4iaoa at 1:30 o'clock «t ihe Coiigic-
sntlonnl church
4f-
UX
■H CRASfi movrs fatal
.ton IN. Mt> . IVr I(T --..,\p.- -
I Ml !« Ella Beiin. iH). tiu-a iit>ie IhIc
I today fzom a akull fracture received
iJMllfliii nllltU.f |l(I'' "''^ ^^ slruck
jbyiKlmtoiHoSnef tiriven by J, D.
IXM:kiu,of Galena. K«n.'
m^' -
9b1
t'*
DEATHS 1
1^
I Kunetnl <.rM<rr» 'iif Mr-- 5;'«li«> fv^hrr
I mil*. wif'- "I .1)1 •■ ••I"' > •■• ■ '
I Muni:iii-r.n-k. N Y. « ci •• !''i Ih., •!-
I l«-riio"ii at 2:M) o i-lnci- m in : . r ■ '
her niolhet. Mm. Statie M ^■»^her at
ftS4 St. Loula atreet. . Tb« Rcvtrand Wil-
liam H. Btuler. pastor of thn Tabernacle
Prr.vmtrrlan church. Officlal»^d Followlnij
t the luut-ral. the body v,a.s placed in a re-
! eelvlng viuU at the Aim? Lohmeyer f»i-
I yr"\', [-"TT" — U> — ooait — >>'iiiwl l.'in.i WM
, Rill.^ died Saiiirdav noon ai her home in
' N<-w York follo»li»8 nu o(>erat*.oi> Sho
1" « in.Vfl l)V In r l>ih.»: '1 h -■ :i .loiia
Fi."ihpr SilU. her motlur. and a Oi.-.li.rr.
' .Tovei>h FtshT t'n'il a year aao s»»e
' lived In Si>r::.s:..!u «»iile her huxband
■ was dtvuton engineer for the Frisco.
JAMES B. JilVEWRIGlIT
i Funeral lervlcea for Jame* B. Slve- i
< wrlght. 60. of SttS East Monroe airc«t. |
j were held at 10.30 o'clock ihla morotni I
I at the Alma liOhmeyer tuner a1 ham*, tel- I
I lov.rd by lntermet:t In East Lawn ceroc- ]
•'' ' ' MM. - cuouunmr vtcmmm ^ . ^- ^■'^'1
Funeral Mrrfeea for Mra. KtfMbttB /
Dickena. M. wbo died at tho bom* o( ttw I
•on. Joaepli. on niral rout* 5. will be held
Wednesday morning at II o'clock at the
' Robberion Prairie chapel, followed by In-
terment there in rbartto of J. W. klliiR-
ner Two other song and two dauKhtcra
Rurvlve. ai well as. taa sisters and a
orother.
MtNRV H».s.«!
FiMicr«l nrr\icrs fo' Mriirv I'liss. 7! « iio ■
dieri Suridftv at the Pvihinn home, will be i
held Pt the hoiiir Wedi:r>dav i<(trrn«.'>ii m( [
• •"' •■ -' '1 ' M'.irfl hv rifrrii'fli' I'l ■
ll«<ru.ircl iriiKtrrv Iti charge of Sinrne's .
ir.orlnarv I
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 3: Mrs. Elizabeth Dickens died.**
Henry Foss died.**
Page 11: Card of thanks.**
DEATHS
MKS. ELIZABETH DICKENS
ruMral servlcts tor Mr». HUabetn
Dicktnfc M. who died at the »»»«• •' 1?!
•on JaMph. on rural route 5. will be held
thl»y««rBlnf at .11 o clock at the
R«» vWi Prelrle cfitpel. followed by tn-
ner JK^^♦^- n er
,nd two dtufhtert
", t*o KUten and a
2--CAR0S OF THANKS. I> MCUOBIUM
H gem» a Nm
CARD OP THANKS
Mm. Kirk V. MorrU wuhci to espreu
her apprMUttloD to the Mlcbberm and
frl^-nd. for the beautiful f*"^ "d
• l«o to thoie who to kindly ».(.ted her
durinf the ulcknesa and death of her
husband. KIrIc V. MorrU.
Rurvlve, MM "^f kp
brother. .\jeA j
Kun»rtl K'rrB^rjr Henrv mv. 11 whn
died Bundav at fh^lVihian home. «1U be
held at t>ia home Wila afternoon at
? SO orlock. follo«ed>|^ interment In
Haielvoed Matftcry la fflMtfve of Starne'f ■
mortuarf, \ 1
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1929--LEADER
Page 3: Son born December 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rogers of 959 South Clay avenue.
Page 12: Mrs. Amanda Jones [?] died. [This item is faint and illegible.]
Mrs. Lena Dulin died.** [Dim and difficult]
Page 13: Card of thanks.**
Page 14: Miss Dorothy Sinclair, daughter of Mrs. Kate Sinclair, and M. T. Davis, son of
Mrs. Ossie C. Davis of Aurora will be married tomorrow. Mary Elizabeth Sinclair is sister of
the bride. [This is a long article but it is faint.]
T"i5^^Fr§^
^mmmih^, ' ifjij i| fin
. .hiirfh al A«ti Orote. fpllnweil Dt imer
„.r„l m TutKci Crrik. cinul r;
1 M«i«. I.V.N A on.ix
1 Mra l*n» Mr|»»b«r>i Iwlin. mothTT el
i Utt. Il( O. Coffty of U* VoT90'0t»4HiT
Ihi*^ •t^m4mf.wriAif-tn.mt.Uim»m. W»» f-
{ *«■ lh« «(mw ef LdrfDto Piiftn T«o
j teni aod lw» daaehteri faniie. •• ffl .-
I !»••: Ami«l and Kdwln l>utMi •n'l Mr-,'
t if . I»u rlrt'J^Iiur.- tt >* I a.. I. K.'ili)! fig-.
t-^AIOt or THANKS. IN MKMOMUII.'
!• e««l» • Hm. *'.•.
CAItlJ UK filANkS
Mr» Kirk V. Morrl. •l.hM to «ipr»i«
•irr iM'prccialloii to lh« iirlfhbors and
III :..is for Iba beautiful flowara and
alM> to thoia who >u kindly aialtUd bar
durini Uia aUkiuu and daatb of bet
huabaiid. Kirk V. Merfli.
"W
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Myrl Wagner, 21, and Minnie Morgan, 16, both of Bois D'Arc.
Page 2: Rolland Hooper died.**
Mrs. Amanda Jones died.**
Mrs. Lena Meissbach Dulin died.**
Page 11: Card of thanks.**
2bi
'sa^mmifH
PEATHS /^
f
* BOIXAND HOOrSB
Holland Hooper, St. of til South Rob-
b«rson avenu*. dlM at hit home at 4:40
o'clocie yeeterday afternoon after a lin-
gering lun«M. He i» lurtlved by his wife
and two tmall tons, George and Sherman.
Two brothers and thrre sisters also sur-
'. !•. f. FuT"'*' t^rvirn* nre Incomplete.
BurlftT, under tlie direction ol Mcnimii
H. Lohmeyer, will be held In M«pl« P*r^
cemetery.
^ ' • MES. LENA DULIN
■ Mrs. X<ena Maissbach Dulln. mother of
Mrs. H. O. Coffey of 545 Loren street.
died Tuesday evenlnu In 8t. Loij'.«. She
was the widow of Lorenzo Dulln. Two
.sons and two daughters survive, as fol-
lows: Amlel and Edwin Dulln and Miss
Irene Dulln of St. Lo'ils. and Mrs Cof-
fey. Two daughters. Ethel and Erma Du-
lln. are dead. The body will arrive
Thursday morning lor funeral services
i^^^7. ""erpoon »t 2 o'clock In the J
W. Kllngner chapel, followed by Interment
.,,?.*. ^•'^ cemetery. Dr. Frank Neff
will officiate.
MKS. AMANDA JOKES
Mrs. Amanda Jones 72. died Tuesday
evening at her home In Ash Grove. She
Is survived by three sons and one daugh-
tT. as follouT Teonard and W. C. Jones
of Ash Orove; Fre^n-'Pi .Tore* of Mans-
field; and Mrs. A. M. Frazier of Wichita.
Kan. runeral services will be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock In the Christian !
church at Ash Grove, followed by Inter- i
ment In Turkey Creek ceme.tery.
BAIOS OF THANKS. IN MIMOIIUII
10 9»nt» » Mix.
IN LOVING MEMORY
»f JTrederlek Lm Ttaff who vaa killed
evaa y«ara ago today DecMnber l», 1918
rh«r« u aoneon* who think* of you alwaj-*
*na tries to b« brave and content
Sena la tha tac« that w«e ao dear
lllrnt tha voice we loved to hear
Tia aad but tr^e, we r-r-i-- -*••
fhe bait are always first to die.
Sadly nlMed by mother and il&ier
rlorsDca.
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
John A. Howard was Icilled.**
Page 14: Roland Hooper died.**
Mrs. Lena Dulin died.**
Wilbur G. Kennedy died.**
Page 15: Card of thanks.**
fthrrl on a belt elevator In the
1 Lampe-Blrkenbark rarage bulld-
.ni:.
VniiiiK Howard, who registered at
Ihr nnalr^ hntrl latt Tuciriay, loft
Salesman Is Victim of Auto-
matic Elevator In
lai (\^K. UUHUIII J
: his room this morning and »enl
^ directly to the L«mpe-Blrkenback
^ builrlinc where his automobile had
been stored on tbe top floor last
night. . .;. ;*,
. "Famt ta detrOft* ~
Xmpktyaa said be mounted one of
BODY IS BADLY CRUSHED
iuciilificd as SI. Louis Rep-,
rcscntalivc of Photo '
Coropaoy
.John A. lln-Aarrt, 13-year-old
.saleSMsn for a' 6».' Louis eooipiuiyi^
'was Instantly killed at 8 o'clock
ihls mornlnK when he was rnished
%fu'\
floor. A Um totautca Jaft^ ,_
heard Us otM aod rualied to tha
top floor whira they found his body
trapped between tbe pulling wheel
and the eeitlog. Workmen enootm-
tered much difficulty In releasing
I the body, Mr. Lamps aaid. |
I Following an investigation. County :
Coroner Miirry C. Stone .vald hr b*-- '
.:'V'il H;'Mar<l nut riratii a.-; thr
irsi;;t of ■ lorKcttinR lo get off the I
elevator befpre It crossed the wheel
and started Its trip downward."
Body Is Identified I
Tlic borty a as lakrn to \\\c Hrr-
j mun H. Lohmryrr Ivinrral home
' «hrrr n^'.vRiTh of the rtrwrt man's
' rlothlnc rcvrnlrrt «n Jrtrntiflcatlon
rcsH. ' Ho«!ir(1> ■drtrcs.' In 61. t>>ulP.
HT^r'llPc to \Up rarri. is ' Am'ricmi
' Annrx IvM'l. ' Ily. C. Sutherland of
mrtnpevtlle. Mn, whose nnme w««
wrl'irn on Ihr rRrfl tinrtrr the head-
Ins 'Notify In CMC of AccldenU"
had not annwered a telegram Iran
Coroner Stone at noon today.
|o( ft photOBrapher » »hop cj«lled at
I the Lsmpe-Blrkenbflck bulldinj: to
fee the body and declared that How-
I nrrt hnri rfllled upon their employer
many times. The W. Schiller firm.
whlrh he represented, distributes
,*•
I
DEATHS
photographers' supplies.
A coroner's Jury summoned thbt
ni"rntiiK bv Coiislnblr Srntf Curt'"
'.IK. .'If. Jcli Hai;i«. Howaifi Curti5.
O. W. Darnell. Jess Te«ff. Biu
Mllrhrll nnd D. S, Smalley. The
I Inqiicct will be held at 4:30 o'clock
I thi": nflrrnoon Bt the Herman H
j Loliniryer funeral home.
Net for Castamen
Ttif rlrvntnr whs no* ron^tructed
•n nrrotr.mofia'r r'i«»"rp''; '. Mr.
Lampe .said thLs mornlnn, and l.s not
to be used by persons not emplojrcd
by him.
I
MARRIAGK LICKNSE.S
I Denver R Brake. 31. and Miss
NoiniR L Rtwtcer*. 'Zl. hn-.h of
I SprlnRfleld.
^ Thoma-s Vaichan. J.">. nwi Mis.'=
I Lena Rogers. 21, both of Sprmg-
I Xkld.
l^.^t|«•,.) mofiff.it.ot Ma south
L.^.. .,, i<xtiiie (tl*<r We<tn«J<1ar "fie
. . , ,,f.r n 'Tv- Mil,'" M- f
»*ro:M< iii.il Htvei ir.iui.' a.'.U bV L*t* broU*;, i
• r« :".*: 'hrrc .inref. Kunffa! arrBntf- j
..-,,■. nrr Iti rir«r'«e "fit" ih^ Herman H
l.ii.i.iMrr ►uneral home. Burial »»J D*
III .Ms^ie r»rk temelfr>. _^ ,
MR« l.t.N\ IM I.I.N
Fiiiirrtl •^r»iee« for Mri. I'i'a Dulin.
•. ><■ <;■«••• T'lr-.lav In H' I-OM « ♦ ill b*
l,eM hriday aliernoon at 3 o clock in the
I W K'lM'rirr cliapel fr>lIo»e«1 hv l:i-
. . Ka«t l<»-»:i rr-!,'l'rv !»'• >■: •
utirt t»'> cia>i<hieT» survive, inrluding Mra.
H <i c;offeY Of !>*i Loren str«»t. Bprtnt-
wiini n ti. KrwLHY i
(• . r'1.1 -rr- rrf for Wllh'ir (t Kenr.»<1i ,
I.«*-; n^ ^■'•* !"'i:iT'. .■.'•l P**ii*i. M>r-
l^t :i 'i.'i'-. «'H he rtrld Fti.i.% hflrri!'.-.!-. i
. ■ . 1,. .•..!: ;;■ He * VI I r-r:i»tff 1 • «• j
Nixrt III .'» NiirMvrd bv >.1\ p«r»n'^. .VU '
ni>; Mr? H<rii:an K'nii^rtv. rui.eral ar- i
r .n.»«> '»•• ■ ■ ire in i I.Rrse of the Mermii;i j
• I, •)!.'!. '1 '1 l-i.rpr»l I. 'line
IN iMvrv'j Mr.MOPv.'
of ^-''.'i.'s (»- !•••■! ■» . , vf u,...fl
•if»fn >'•!» *r« ui<>4v r*#rrm4»*f i«. .i>u i
-■ . - .-. ■ , j
T^»r» •• .'fwr.-f whn »hin>» o' mi »l»«\4 ;
Ai.r. ii(r-. ^f, 1.1 n.^>* «ncl t.fiiiiriii ..^ I
r<^i«e #f ih« fir* ihat «•« *« dear""',"'~"*'" I
J '.-t. '^ -• • in » »•• lo»rfi t», ti»»r I
III ua' hi. ( irii* be «<uu:rr «tt« < {
f r" -I.' ■
fd
ni' 1
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage liceneses issued.**
Page 7: Jewell M. Wilson sues to divorce William Floyd Wilson. They were married
February 15, 1927. Her maiden name was Jewell Barrett.
Page 8: Frank P. Moore died.**
Wilbur G. Burr died.**
Arthur Bowles died.**
Rolla Hooper died.**
Mrs. Lena Dulin died.**
Wilbur G.Kennedy died.**
Page 14: A coroner's jurty said John A. Howard's death was his own fault. [This is a
long article.]
MR*, i.rs.* nii.iv
F'in»!f.->1 •»rnr»n (or Mff l.fn» P'llin.
*hn rtifrt TunxlnT In 6' ly>iil». "Ill *»■
hfl'i In" ••I'rnrvon (I ] ortnfV In lh»
.1 \v >•", ipr rdap^l follnnr/i hv In-
Iffiv: * .Sr'l * •'.■.! f^ln^trrv T«n wcin-
• nd !»'• '*i»ii-»i»rT* ftirvne. inflndii'T Mt^
H <~i Crrirv nl .^4^ Lotrii Ktrffl Spring-
wiiniR «.. KFVNrnT
I f'lnfrtl •♦rMC" for Wllh-u O K'nn'rt-'
* f ..^ /« #1 «. »•:» hnm^ Sfll Bntilh Mur-
Uf ..'■.• he . I ,r^ t :. . m I i ' I i."
wHh O'j'.il in R:rli»Artd f«inrifrv r.f»r
Mix* H» 1» »ur>n»d hv hu pr«r»nt». Mr
■ b4 Mr' H*rm»n K'nrfdy run"«t »T-
»«n»«T)»nr' tf» In th«r:e of th» H*rm«n
Vohm*}'*' lTn»r«l horn*
MARRIAr.F. MCFN.SK..S
John Hodse. 24. anrt Mmiuc
I Buckner. 24. both of Fair Orove:
I and Thomaa E. Freeman. ^IS. and
, Beulah Marie Perkln.s. 19. both of
, Springfield Both couples wore mar-
ried at the court house by the '
Reverend E. C. Scchler. pastor of •
the Central Christian church.
810
.1 ;fpij- mr
lUMEJS PLACED
Young Salesman Crushed Be-
tween Wheel and Roof at
Top of 'Manlift' in Garage j
Here
»rHK dMith of John A. Howard.;
23-vr«r-nlrl ^alf^mnn for b Pt
Loiim firm. »ho v>«5 instBn;;> kiKrci
vr.-trrd«T morninc vihru hr x»fls
rrnhftl bflwfcn n crlins «iid thr
top whrrl of a br': rlr-, a'or m t;!"
Lampe-Blrkmback irarace buildlnp. ,
wax not blatnrd to fault of anynnr
rlnf. • eoroner's Jury drcldpd yrntcr- !
day afternoon foUowlnit an iiiqnrsf
■t th« Herman H. Lohmeyrr funeral '
home. The probe m-as In charce of
Dr. Murray C Sti^nr. CfTrrv.p rnun-
ty coroner.
The youne man had been stnvlnc
n \h9 Bowlr.* hotel since Tursday.
^Apparratly he «Tnt dlrfctly from;
hte room to the Lampe-Btrkenback
buRdlnir where his ear had been
a*ored on the top floor ovemlRht.
4 i 4
FOR H.^LF^PJJl.
NothlnR «aa known of tlje f atal j
■ccidrnt for prrhapx half an hour
af'rr It occurred. Employes of the;
firm noticed that the elevator was
out of commlalon but' stipposed that :
wa.t due to a fuse havlnn blown out.
riovd Dupree a nrjrro employe. ■
dL^rovcred the body x'rdcrri iicht-
Iv br<wecn rrilirv: and the clrvntor i
mheel. Aa he started for the cround i
floor he encountered C. A. Knowle.*.
iraraire mechanic, and called his at-
tention to the discovery. The two
hastened to the office to summon
Um Lohmryer ambulance. i
WUne«e»^ called at the Inquest
were M. W. Blrkenback and O. W. ,
Lampe. proprietors of the garage : j
Knovlei and Dupree: and Doolln '
Gorman, member of the ambulance ^
.which re mured the body.
LTFT AmtO\'ED
Mr. BlitenbMk (eiUfled that the
elevator ha4 ,beei| .examined and
•Pfvoved recently by a state eleva-
tor Inapertor and by an Insurance
• cxuBliMr. He declared that the
mlM of tha eaUbllshment provide
thaiiMtrons watt in the of nee while
brine their cart from
tkMTS of the bulldlnc
The ewouei'A Jury aummoned by
Constable Scott Curtis Included: Jeff
Harr:«. Howard Curtl.'s. G. W D?i-
nell. Jesse Teaff. Ellis Mitchell and
D. 8. Smalle]-.
Relatives of Howard wrrr rxprcf-
ed to arive here thla mornlne from
PortairevlUe. Ma The younR man ,
repreeented the St. Louis firm of
W. Schiller aa salesman for photog-
raphers" supplies. i
DEATHS
ra.%NK r. moore
Frank P. Meorr. SO. dirtt >t 1 IS n'clork
1 last Dlaht In Mi homv. IMt Eaot Walnut
; ttrfvt. lollovinc an lllnuM ot Ihrrr month*
I Mr. mor* vai vlrf prfnldfnt of llr Moor*
I Manufacturlnc rompanT and arlhr In
M>Min|r »nrk h»r» H» l« nirvi»»(1 hv
hl< »ll». Mr» rdlth Moore, two rlaiiih-
ffit, rrancf* and Sarah; on' »nn. Roherl;
hu par»ni». Mr. and Mr> Bobfrl Moore
, ot Bptlntfl'lil; an<1 one brother. rh»rlf«
I Moor* of BrrlntflfM Thf bodv l« hfint
, prepared for hurlal br the Aim* l.oh-
m»»»r funeral home but funeral arranje-
; mtnt* h»r» not been completed.
|Kl
wn.nta o. nvnn i
Wllhur (. 0.:. '.: rt"i' »• T f'l-'l
1 lail ruiht In (he home ol hi» niece. Mr» .
I S M Brandl. JS4« North Lyon avenue.
I lello«ln( a linierlni lllne».«. Funeral ar
I rantemenla are Incomplete but hurlal »t".
. be In Ei«« Lawn remnerr unil'r dir»--
•Ion of the Klintner fnnrral home Mr
Burr l» «tir»nert hv on' MMer. Mi-
Lovlna Burr of Jan»»ville. *"!».
ARTHI R BOWI.r^
Arlh'ir Bomle.. S«. of nrena«l'r M"
iliert in ■ hospital h»re at ' 30 ntlnrk l.il
nitht folloainc a week* tllne^« Fwnera,
' arrantemenu pre not complete bin Ihi
bodT la bemt prepared for burial hv th'
Klircner funeral home Mr no«l<-< i^
• tirtlred bt hia wife. Mn Vera Bomle*.
• wn eon«. Arthur and Edward Bn»te*
three (ia'ich'er« t,»>iiif» V>"r>% L"* »•^'1
Beur J»»n and one hrolhet. nobrrl
Bowlei of Mrmphi*. T»nn.
ROIL* noorra
T'lpersl »erMre» tT Polla Hoop'r ^s "f
•■<? Poii'h ITrhbemon ai»nu». "ho di'd
Wedrefdav a|i»rnonn al Ins hoT» InK'i-" ■
■-It a lnn« i'ln»r' "ill he held |n "h'
He-man H Lohmever I'ineral home at
J 30 o clock thia afternoon Interment
will he In Manle Park remeterr He 1»
lur'ived h» hn wife and 'in ►mall *on«.
■ neor»e and Bh»rman. and bv two brolhcrt
and three rl»irr«
811
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: Ed Waddle of the police force denies that he and Miss PauUne Jones were
married Thursday in Lebanon.
Page 3: John A. Howard died.**
Page 15: Frank P. Moore died.**
William G. Burr died.**
Wilbur G. Kennedy died.**
B.C. Hooper died.**
Arthur Bowles died.**
John A. Howard died.**
J. D. Galbraithdied.**
L. R. Byfielddied.**
[These obituaries are printed in very small type and the microfilm is very
dim. 1 can scarcely read it. I doubt very much if I can make a photocopy but I shall tiy.]
rr«nk r Mnnir.\in, vlc»-pT*fl4»ril''«f^t>'
Wnliiiil M>f'>. 'oMomiiic *n i;:nc»< 01.
Mir'« mnnlli} M» i« «'ir<lv»(1 hy ht« wtf^, I
Mr«. Edith Mnerr.by ont ion. Robert, •Pd j
Urn flaughtfr*. r*»nr»s ind Surth- ur. |
, «n4 Mr*, nahitt Uoot*. UVaet antf M«4ta;>,i
rr, •nrt Clutlri MooTf. ■ hfo»h»T. *>■<»
»iirv|T#. Mr. Itfigf i«> >i:tm »' Miw'illi;'
I wnrk in BprlninHd, Th« Aim* I»hm*y«r
runrmt horn* h«» fh»rB» o( th« »><xl%.
r-inPfKl «»r«lr<>^ Kill hf hrirt «»t'ir«1«?
,.'•.•• Mnoti *( •> n.!o<; >• t'" Aim* li^h-
M-.'-ri ^ iti'-'fi: i.'Hi.r M;i.- '*■■ *'
ti«» Maplr P;.rk rro-.fl<-i> ri''M»'nr.if
|ru1g» mill b» 111 rharK'- "f t^>' s'rtlcf.
Wll I I^M !• ni'HR
I , |i'ir< . ■;.' <i.' ii I r\-ir-c»'
n nifi.ffl bv a ti<IT. ^f'v lJiv(i\» Riifl'.
t Ar Jan^trlllr. Wta RurUI Hill b* in EmI
I I*., (r.r.r'ff) 111 >»■«•»' r>r .» W Kllnf-
I'lin'ful <ri-.M «i:! I.» 1. M P-'-irH»v
.(firti iiiiii ni ; «. I l..( . '.. '<■' •■ifi'-r»l
).ii«ir>i of «>)■•'» I r!irii'.I»n rh.irrjv— *f—
"TTTi*- -IP rwt Dl «lll tir in »»<l |ji»n
SEND HOWARD'S BOIWr/i
FOR BURIAL AT KENNETT!
firm.
__ r,: • •• IO'i«
rtio WM HMtanUT kill** 7*^^
^...irfn ":' '-^iMnj and Ih* lop whe*l
Of • b»ll el«T»io» •%,jifi±i
,1 ni' :.• rn». Krrr.'!". Mo. tonlrl*. ■
h- thr Hrr.Tim M txttitDrytt nmrraX-i
t — r
n r n . " : ■ ,•■."• I ■ • >'*' <1 *■ > r; E r ':
I • if>:f • . ■;. »^ '•:• •'• " C"
!>ith»rlin(l <HJl^rt«e»Till». Mo^ ar*
:.r<1 h'rr ':)!» mnrr.lns »n t«k»
c.xtfrr o; (iin«ral a.-ringcmfDU. ,
.. A coToatT'a Jury rotadaj' aftn^ i
•woBB heM »n tiMjowt under Oi* «»* f
rrrtlT of Dr M -.rrar C Sione,
^Orwn* eeunty eoraevr. aad-diliim-
thai lh« fatal amdrnt »iia o«t tlw
4ault of anfoB* rarrpt Us* Tounj
M SM liV
\v 1U..I fi K'r.i''<1«.
\t 1 1 II I II •
• rr,:,"! .nr' 'if Mf a M/< Mr- |l»frnan K'l'
iinlv. of .^''l Koi.ilv .Mar. i »'•.;, .r »»ir
lirM M-.M »f•'"r^•^'ln »» ? ?■» r -t-x Ir •» II •
M-'i'j-i :i ; ..•;■!• ': /••.■■., -..til.- f'.i
,i'ik.rr\ ^T !n*^rni''I:" ;: J: i*" "1 ■* "orl fii'Ti*.
■••.If S ■^ a
n I iKMiri n
<rr r. I
fi- rr;.! •• •• '^r i; r M"':--r i- ^^ . ,
_L.i._ .- Trv» 1, f« and Ifft »ni«U ^n"' •urv.f-MtMWOfr-l
oMward had btvn atajfag at a
botaJ hvra and irfT vvrlT Thuvdaf
"bMWac t» I* M \h» ijampa-TBiHu-
back bulMlftc to nbUkln hla aoto-
mnblU It la ihoiitht that h» Jumpttl
ii;vin the rl^va^^r ard f/^rcrje :n !««;>
f--Ti It a' •>-.• ;••• .«-^ -; -n-» rif.
~^j' r .' :■'.- •. • .•• : r :.,-.■ -t ij
the rompant rr'.x an*5 p.*i-T,« are!
HKVMPMdJto - r * n' nrwuiiii
IVpw Open tt Mm .««»Udlin,.„^^ J
tv^*^x. xnrin II nfiWi'r«
((jtiArthur fiAwlra. M. nriArpaat^rr'^litVf
\ff
Mii-v
|I*J4* »>ir^t
:.Ai<h'ir and Edvard' and b^ intfr dank
{<l»r«.' t<oiilar. Doru !..«># ailll R*llT, Jfait
M'mphla
ll.t.rTl H"*!
t»I'ii!irr J.
■ito bodj.
W
of
Klirgri' r
Tenn , li a
f\»% rhariff of
JOIIV A. HOM'^lin
Th« body nl John A. tio«aid.
ttMiurt iMUl/ in9
ail
r I. R. ni > III n
'\\\ -'t < '•:••« i.r c - .-I V \i ■ « .
^^^i^Si;
.at II e'rtork at M* ham» rnllAarlM
. hrirr lllnaaa. Mr. Oarbralth la «urr7Va«
hv hU »lf». Mrf. J«»ala Oalbraich. t«ro {▼»»«,„.. ,,,.
•lauiliUrf. Mr». Artdlo L. rulltin nf Sprinc- •»»^'-'^<»> in- ^
: r\n tnd Mr» MinnI* L. »it«nrt.ri1 of , Hl...k-.. r I ".• > • ,1.' \„„jir- i...
RoMi- * end I"*" hrofhrri. N R 0«|. . M#««»m«*'l» »'• ""l «.orn|.l»U. p«'ndinf »ll^
»ij:i,i nf fnl.imrrn Bufi T 11 fJ^IhrnMh ■ mil»al ef i'ltlKx
•>t rsoiii* ? run-ral »»rvjef« >«iM h* h»lrt i
.'^:iiiH*v •fipriinnii at 3 in n'riork al th» ,
•:t<f(.» MoH'inrv Iliirtal trill or In ih» !
i .\^< I.«» II mi.' 'T 1 .
35T
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Robert J. Foster, 30, of Tallahassee, Florida, and Margaret
Grigg, 27, of Springfield.
Gilbert I. Butterfield died.**
Page 7: Mrs. Mary Etta Wells died.**
Page 14: Anna Laura Cherrington died.**
Frank P. Moore died.**
William G. Burr died.**
Arthur Bowles died.**
J. D. Gilbraithdied.**
R.C. Hooper died.**
L. R. Byfielddied.**
John A. Howard died.**
BALTIMORE HOIEL :
'MYSTERY DEATH' i
PROBED BY STOK
From floom to Baptist
pmp Ward
lyffYSmT, lut &l(bt surrounded!
the.<lMitti OT Gilbert I. Butter-,
field, U, who succumbed to a'
itran«e Ulness at 4:30 o'clock In the ,
eprlnffletd boapita^ litUe mor« tfekh i
An bour aJter he. lUd be«n l&en I
tttera ftvdl tbe qiatlmorc botM on]
CaU«ce itrect Iq a W. I^ Stamej
ambulance. \
IWheihe* lie dtevi c' ' hicubolUm.
had miMtwimed suicide by t«klac ,
P0l50n or ^'as the victim of an in-f
I utual malady iia^ noi been deler-
' mined by Dr. Murray C. Stan*. •
: OKene oaunty kroner, In a fvrU*'
! minary In^wtlfaUon. |
♦ — — ' — ♦
RKLATt\'CS NOTIFIED
,♦— ^-T- •■ ♦!
I Tbe botfy la belii^ .prepared for '
\ burial >t fha Scman H. lA6i6e7er '
' I neral hon^. It U thottfht .that !
< I ^labves at Cooll4te. Arlt.. vr^o have
tbeen notifled.^iQf^ k« able to abe<ir
I som« light «n tli« ^l^uauchnnt.
ButterfleM rctfisteted arthe«aa)U-
813
more hotel laat Batdrdfky. aooerdlnff I
to rmployca tUere, and he«t fcpent'
much of thi tee atofe thenin hia
room, kle Wat Atit on* day. bciKrer,
Ihey said, whitt h« hat) an atttamo'
bile collision tn wMfth his machine
I lo.si a wheel, llie man was safil to
I Imve been Hi for thk ^ast thrw days
♦ . '.^^ ^^
KIND tMPTY BOTTLES '
+ '■ — ♦ ,
Ur. A. Armstrong was called to
the hotel about 9 o'clock yetterdayj
morning when Butterfleld'a eon-;
■' " h"rirr,» •Urmlnf An ^
I examination eonrlnced the doctor.'
j he said last night, that the patient
j had been drinking alcohoUc llijulds. i
I Doctor Armstrong said he found !
two empty bottles In the room one
j ol which had cooLalned a flavor-
' Ing extract and the other hak tonic
^or a similar proparaUon. j
Alarmed when Butterfield became I
I unconscious. Shortly after noon.
I those at ttia hotel awnrHoned Dr.
}8. r. Frtenlta, Doctor Freeman i
«ald7a«t nIthV that. he found the'
I man's body decidedly njid and that i
he had a temperature of Ita de-
grees. Removal to the hoapltal' was
ordered.
Papers found In Butierfle4d'« I
ck>thlnr bj» Doctor Stone indlca^ .
that he had been worldng l%t I '
month as ^ ttDcmaa near Lebanofc. i i
Prior to that he apparently hai • |
bee\f employed at Broken Arrow,
OklA
lexers were found In his pocke\
irom'Afrs. Jaaste Luthy of Coolidge.l
Arlt. kho'ls thought to be « sister}
of theVdead man. She was notified i
ofthe|le«th. j
lef Stane said hb Investlga-f
tioa « th« cnc probablj weald
eoaiiKAl Wdv>
7'
MARRIAOE LICBWSF. \
RObf rt J. Fosli-r. 30. ot TnlUhw
»M. Florida, and Marfarpt Orlw.j
y?. of Springfield. j
I
DEATHS
t r. • ^ v T» \tr\r\nr
KnnriBt *rr\lrr^ fnr Krunk P Monrr.
.St. > Irr pr.•^l^lflll of lh» Moorr Maiiuliic-
liirlnir tompnny. « ho died •! hij home. 1059 ,
K»i>t W»lnul mrrrl Thur%diiv night, will '
hr hrirt IhH Ritrrnoon itl 1 o'clock at th» ,
Alntri I.nhMi^\fr tnu^-lil honir, (olIO«rc1
hv biirUI In Mii'pl« Paik crmrirry Thf
Mi<"^nnlt Inrtsf « ill bf in ihRrgr of th^
sfixuf*. lit- IS >ui\ivfU bx hi> »tlf. one
»r.n. Roberl. rind by l«o duugUters,
Ki H iir« ^ Rn4t Sm n h.
Vrt. Itarr Itta W*1M. M. died it 9 30
•'clock ImI "Ifht in her home. i^2 E.u
Elm itrMt. 8»i« 1« lurvlved bv hfr "">;
bind. m. J. Well*: two broihern. Bert anrt
■vrtll rraina nf nrtrk««<iv "''■'■^^ '•''' *"
one xlltcr, MI^ "•'• ■'•'■ '
noekawar Beach. Funeral arranKemtr/'
•♦e no» enmplete hut are in rhame ot i^'
Itlininar Onrtertaklnr ron>p«nv.
I ANNA LAI'RA nir.FRINr.TON
I MIK.* Anna l.aiitu rhernnRion. It. «!le<l
Kl' s oclnrk Frlrtav aflrrnoon in Ihe home
, of her al.Mer. Mr.^. J. L. Wya'tt. B3I We«l
High utrrei, after a llngerlnK lllneix. She
l« iiur%lvpd by her mother. Mr«. W. L.
Cherrlnglon, four iiliitera. Urn. Wyall and
Mri C. U. Thurman of Bprlngfleld; Mr«.
r. riai<h Pnlrr of Olaigovi, Mo., Mri.
Halph Lee o( Fayette. Mo ; two brother*,
Millard L. and Oujr F. Cherrlngton. Arm-
•trnng. Mo. run<ral aervlce* will be held
In ra>rlle Siindav afternoon at t o'clock
with burial In llie Fayette cemetery. The
body lit In charge of the J. W, Kllngner
Undertaking company.
ARTHUR BOWLCn
Funeral aervlcea for Arthur Bowlei. M. |
of Drepwater. M«.. who died Thurada? i
nl«l)l In a hntpltal here. « Ml be held ^
Siindav afternoon at 3 o'clock In the
Kllngricr funeral chapel, followed by
burial In Orecniawn cemeierjr. He la
•urrived by hli wife, two tons and three
daughtera. ^ |
\ ■^■~~^"~~ I
S. D. GILBRAITII i
' Funeral »er>lcr« lor J U. Oilbralth. «9. !
• pinminent fanner »lio lUed on route •
before hli death at his home yeMerdav
I morning at .11 o'clock, will be held at
I 3.30 o'clorlt fliindav aft-rnoon at Ihe
Blarne iikui.iai. f.i'.l,.-* 'i; bv hurial in
Catt La»n ceineierv. He l« iiiirM\ed by,
j his «llc, l«o daughters and two brother*.
R. C. HOOrCR I
j Funeral nervicen for H. C. Hooper. 1», of.
1 g33 Boulh RobbTion avenue, will be |
h'-ld Bunrtar afternoon at 330 o'clock at
' the Herman H Lohmeyer funeral home.:
I followed hv Interment In Maple Park cem-
: eierv. The wife and two imall ions atjr- .
I- R. BYFIEI.n
Funeral unnncemenM hflrt not heen
rnmpleiert l««t nicht for L R BTflelri.
Iir> T"-.*^ «rnii'. »ho rtKrl Thurtday
nlRhl at ht« home Mr. Bvtieiri had
been a resident of Oreene rounry for 43 ^
vear« The body U tieing prepared fori
burial at Ihe Kllncner funeral home.
JOHN A. HOWARn
I The body of John A. Howard. 33-year- I
old waterman for a SI Loum pholograph'C
•uppiv firm, who wa* cru^^ed to dea»h
* ' - '*'" -" • «*-*n he fa'Jed to Step
off a belt eiexainr at ihe top floor In aj
, garage building here, was a^nt laat night |
to Kennett. Mo., from the Herman H. >
Lohmeyer funeral home Funeral .«erv.
ice* will be held there Sundav An uncle,'
Henry C. Sutherland of Portageville, Mo.
Is the only survivor. \
M't1.I.IA,M n. BIRR
Funeral .services lor William O. Biirr.
71. « ho died Thiir«dav night at the home
of hia mere. Mm. E.,M. Brandt of 2340,
North I. von ax'n.je. >wlll hr held this
afternoon at ] o clock at the Kllngner
funeral chapel. He I* »iirvlved by a '
"I'ler. Mr< lloxina B':-r of Jare«\i||e 'w«
fluilsl will he ;n r«" ;•■>-. r'rnfrr-
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1929-LEADER
Page 1: The marriage of Evelyn Floy Goodson and C. A. Goodson was annulled. They
were married December 6 at Ozark. Her maiden name was Evelyn Floy Fields.
Page 2: Gilbert I. Butterfield, 55, died yesterday in a Springfield hospital of
pneumonia. He was living in a hotel here. His sister is K4rs. Jessie Luthy of Coolidge,
Arizona. [Dim and difficult]
Page 8: Miss Laura Cherrington died.**
Frank P. Moore died.**
Arthur Bowles died.**
J. D. Galbraith died.**
R. C.Cooper died.**
L. R. Byfield died.**
Mrs. Mary Etta Wells died.**
L. R Billi I U
at artangvoieM* lur I.
Te^** e' •I.I.* *•' I*. '
11, II ' . . '
(OU|tll '.•» 4i ) ■' -
Btfl*l<!
:•■• ..'. I
R (- CftllffR
-•- rwneral aert-.iea tor R c f'<j..per
laf tn Baulb Rebbei«Aii aranue, aill
OHlt as >M a'clAck SiindaT atiernoon
ItM narmaa H Lnhmeyer funeral home,
' ftiWawtd b» Iniermerl In Maple Park feine-
|avy. . The wife and t»u iti.alt *ont kur*
at i
•ftttr"** ••
I
two hif»fner« and one *i-.
Maa*- ao*- Mra, i. w. 1
RAekawa* Beaeh. Mo .' W. 1
Ir chart* "f f'jneral arrani*.
81M
toi.J. U. u*ibijitiu.^4.,
"•tU kr IfFM 8<jnd«f •()
_Bt 3 38 o'rinrk «i .^i«rnr^ tiioivf-'
»»^ k> liii«rii»«i I Ml tail I.«»n
SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22, 1929 -NEWS and LEADER
Page 6B: Miss Marjorie Bollman and Mr. Thomas E. Bates were married.**
Page 7B: Miss Ruth Williams and Mr. Bumess G. Strain were married.**
Miss Ruth Douglas and Mr. J. Smith Essex were married.**
Miss Pauline Jenkins and Mr. Lawrence Davis were married.**
Page IIB: Son bom December 12 to Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Frey of Peirce City, Mo. Mrs.
Frey was formerly Miss Helen Murphy.
Mrs. Ray Wicks of Cherryville, Kansas, died. She is survived by her husband,
son, parents, and other relatives. Mr. Wicks is the son of Mrs. Frank Wicks of Peirce City, Mo.
There is a photo of and an article about Arthur Aull, who edits a paper in Lamar,
Mo.
Page 12B: Card of thanks.**
Page lA: Marriage licenses issued.**
Mrs. Carolyn F. Ames died.**
Page lOA: Mrs. J. M. Blythe and Mrs. Pearl Townes went to Indianapolis for the funeral
of their mother Mrs. Margaret J. Comstock.
Gilbert L. Butterfield died.**
Mrs. Mary Etta Wells died.**
Rolland C. Hooper died.**
L. R. Byfield died.**
J. D. Galbrath died.** [John D. Galbraith]
Arthur Bowles died.**
Mrs. Paul Irwin died.**
Page 14 A: Gideon Higginbotham died.** , .. _.. ^ - — ^w
mmgppiPI I '« MARitiAnE licenses
WiJliaiii r J.xl. o:;. ?.T nnfl Mi--«
R'lhv .1 rinv^ CO both of Sprinc-
(irld. Jamr.<: McPhail. 24. Chicago,
and MiM \MH Hbppr. 19. Roches* t
IT. Minn. Willi.im Collin.*. 2S. and
Miw Audrey Wi.v. 18. boih of
SprlnKflHd. John L. Dmuu-^aa^i
-:;^' - '** 10. NlAiliynr Jj»m«i 8. VlRV*7<9M
Spring ficjd^flnd Mi?-* raulinc Pulls,""
I.N .MF.NlOniAM
It n.'ii!':-. .^: «■,.• :... o: »..»r ».-. .
' \r»t ain \n<i%\ . Sartlv w*"^ bf Mn. K
, S . V.,.i\ M;. I. <• r.'l.';.. M-' J
' l*»rr:rk/ Mr O Arnni, ciulu'im Jl»l"-,
111* .ii<i»i.|>nrh''Ai1
K4te«' beB«tital>'iiq«i>f
tnt
t
AV!> f AM'! V
SIS
Miss Ruth If'il/iaws
Weds Mr. Strain
An ln»nm>»l home ^i^iHVViipiPI
NOlciuuUfrt jTAtrrrtny •dfrnoWx at Ij
orlork when Mivi Rii'h Wllllumi". '
, fLi^gli'T of Mr. unrt Mr*. Jnke .1 ^
i Willlnmo. TI8 Fiijtf Drlnmr !«tr<T*.''
hf. i«:iir li^ hr.rip nf Mr nuiui-«* fi
' Strmii. »oii of Mr. unrt Mm. A. nri;-
I jumln Rrmln. 71R E»»t, Pnce str'-rt
ni» rrrrnnuiv •*»» rrm\ m tl;r
I liome of th» brld«'s p«r«nti «itli ',
thf nfVfrfiitl Dr. Praulc fJrff ofdcix;. i
inir The uttidle imir peremrnr wb» I
^before «i) hnprovUed- BHur oi' '
' trr\t%*\mtt or y^llnw >»< t
, -^ cbryaanihcmunui. Prrcrding
VS<m(<)tiV Mr J: D«n HuIi Mne |
iJQaj^Tou*; »nd."Al DmninK.":
pinlfit «m th* piano hr Mni. 1
■r«t|iar 8. Paultr. who' nlm pli«r«d |
M''ru:rt««ohn'« wrfldinp mnnh m ih»*
brl(t«l partr ent«r«d the room.
'V.\r hrlrtr «orr n Iov''lT Mmo '
rhlffnn |tnvn anil carrlM a dhower
bouquet of «hi<<> bfidr'i rwM, Knrt
nhlla Kv-rrt prA.<i. MIM raitllne
nrat. a* maid of bnnnr. wnra a «ln« t
• r'p>e r1rr.«« Kri') rorr^'fl » »lio»er
ho»iqu« nf <rp|tnK' rn-»*«. ^'.r. Jark :
i;:uifil« «n« br»' innn.
Tho dinint; room, wlirrr n hiirfri
Iwnrhron wan aenrd foUo«inij I he '
rt-remony, waa attracllvnly dr<*orat«d |
nith yrllow and whl^e rhrv^an-
•hrmvim/t, bikI th(* R»n>'' 'olor
motif waa further carried out in the
irienu. ' •
Mrs. Strain la (rraduate of the
Staff Tfachfra college and ha* been
teaching In the commercial depart-
ment of the aenlor high achool hare '
for tTie paAt five veara. The yoiinc
roiipl» «ill m«ke their home at 1095
South National avenue. a(t»r tbe :
flriil of the year. I
MRS. CAROLYN AMES, 86,
i DIES ATPLUMMER4^0ME
' Mrs. Carol.vn F. Amca.'68. died at |
10 ncloik .Saturday niclit a' l'"" ,
lhom«'eMier dauchtcrrMn. WUl F.j
riummcr of 711 East Lombard
street, dhe had been- in poor hemlth '
' for more Ihan a year. '
Prslrirs hrr dntichtrr. Mr* Pltim- ,
'Ratcs-Bollman
M a r ria gc
Announced
f**VNNOfNCEMFNT hn.* hern rrnrte-
• of the marriage of • Mi«-« Mnr-
IjorU BoU
] Mm. toAlr 1^*
LattMt, tft Mr Tl»ftm^»*^|g^^|
I Dodge City. Kana.* .:Thi» mantac*^
•o-x« nr.-e exfh.irr'-rt r>»— rrrffr — 7 •—
I Wirjiita. Knii» , but ; iir iiia:.-;n^c -a;
i«Xept a*cret until todaSy,
!»■. •yh*. eeremoRy -<r«» read^.,^ _ _^.
in the erenlnK at the hoim'^VSr^t
orf;r;atlnc minuter, the Rrrrr'-frri
.\!- f.r. :.■•• .^•■•.vr... j'.'^-'.-r *'
:-■••■ It - , • - :i ' '.»
Mr» it.i!<.» .< -.tril »;:•. .V-:
.'^pril^rrff;'! f-l;.- .if( .-rlrr: Il>'ir\ ' I-.
lepe and »a.< a mrmher ot^ Oriti»)^
D't-'i \t-\' X !«. • '.••■ \f- n .-<•« f-..--
Mirrly ;;vpd in Spr.nzficli! au<l t- tlnrf
I well kno«ii herr.. »._
Mf« n">*r« r';-. ^<-> '•>;•; ^f^'
•.i-.ry w.:^ n-..ik.e • iir;r home liiere 'f'
inrt, Mrs Anir.>. i.s iiit\nrd by lliirc
: Rranddaughters. the Mines Carolyn, [
Fll/abcth nnd Pollynnna Phimmrr. '
and a sister. Mr.v Ctiarlcs £. Hunt-
iiis'on. nil of .^^iirtnclielfl.
Mr.^. AnK' \\.ts born in IllinoU.
.but .ilir had lived In Sprtnsfirld for
'. SO ycar.v She was a member of the
! Consrrgallonal church, i * I
Fiinrral srrvlcr.s nlll bVhPlrt Mon-
lay afternoon at 3 o'eloek- at thej
• Herman H. Lohmeyer f«inrial iiome.
cemetery.
"'*^W:PWW?31>-
»^0Uj:OahlTY PIONEER
"^^WJLL BE BURIED TODAY
noiiv.\n. .Mo. dt. 2!' rW'i'-'T:
H»8ginboiJiaji», K»i, ii.«- <■■', '.<..'. V.a; '..
rr'-aryr'r'in' PrU: r-ivntv. wCI ho
l>;;r:ecl^ nt. P.'.-;i:;ii.t H... > t ;!.<•: ■
fix miles ea.«;t of here. 5?iinday, after "
luneral .srrvnc.s ui '!if (!;-.i;'h ;'i<-tp
" POUr emintv for thrre-quart^rs of^a
H|iiPtQ>y-. He la »xnrvlvf^rhy>^torP<*rtU^
(MA«o, one o( whotn. ai(^MkaJ[jUgg^- ,
"bothann. ^r . \^ an pvanKrll&l In Call-
Harve II";t. Mr- .'I'k Mr|{''MK»I(ls.
Mrs. l''vi MoffiT ■; l\r.'.^\-. ^r'l
•^■wiii Hiin^UiboUtam. «u»:tj4tK;es m
H'lirhln-'^n niicl ni-:e' nro Ir.
charge of funeral iinaiiirement*. • ''■>^
Bib
Weds Mr. Essex
I Word h«K brrn rerHvM hfr» of the
I itiainaRc of Mla» Ruth DoufclMs.
; daughter of j Mr. and Mr». Orin J.
I DougjMt. 731 SMt Pkc« •UMt. to Mr.
' J. Smith BHnc of tuIm. OkU. The
rfr#monv wm frad v^t«rrtMT af»fr-
. no<»u M 3 odork »i Tui«».
I of th# 8t«t» TVacher* colleffp. Mr.
I "MM U • mdiut* of Uf Umv*r-
oifr of T«-nnox»»r and In •mphty^^f
; by the Independent Oil remp«nr. Ur !
! Md Mn. tnttmimt mukm tiwiV f«^
f<jr» hom^ at th» Amh*ja.»dor Hotel
•P«rtmenu «>C ;^n|^ okl*. ..^^,
enktns
Dauis .| .-^i^^^^d
<.[ t;ir iiiatiiaKr ol Mis% riiiillli''
«tts;?^r^L?f;f.rna*s^t
I K>n o( Mr. unrt Mrs. Ambe ra L. Dnvis. |
' Tha rrremonr waj« reUbratrrt Trrn-
^dar ftt 11 o'clock in th« morninK »t i
;ihf homf of the hrlrtrV ntini, Mr».
|BenJunln> BeodMOn. m Fort Bcott. ;
I Kan. ' !
r-^i'.-. r "•'• '■ T-T ■ - "-^ ■. •
riinc I'mrlirnii ^.ts, >.<-t i rr) • • • >■ r
lir>TTi» nf ihr hrlrtr's crnnrtpnrrn'?..
Mr. anrt Mr<i. n. C. .lenklii.'*. 5|^rlnK-
j field frirnrt* of thr ro«ip|« who were
preaent wer» Mlwi Leon* DavU. Mr. !
Rohrrt. Fdnionaon and Mr. OmrRe '
OwMen.
Mr. and Mra. IHtIs will make thelt \
minrnr i ni'TTr.nriri.ii
rnr fMrtv of Jlilh'M I HullTlieltl. ■»».
Who di*« in « ^»o|pil«i h'ft rfid«> «vfHv
^ mS. on* hour 4f«Vr iKlnt '••••"•A tSS
ih" hole! uhere he l»ee«m» v«rT III. «W
i.keii 10 Lebanon f»r lunrt»l »«rylc«» >t»0 .
• h',,,1 there today A »l»ter ^*\J**^
l.,.,hv. fame rro./ Cool.agr. Am- »•»•?'
rl»ar«e of af r«n»fmtiiU her*, .^tur Ml.
mveatmailoo. Or Mtirri.3r C 5Wft»»
r,r"i.»> foiiiM coronet, derldert Ihal Pn*"*
; prearnc* of •om* empty ^""*, J". J",
!m.n. hotel room l»d to the •"«» ^"/'l''
, colloil^'n
l.'D. OAI^ATR
•rforal route •. wlll^ held th^ tlUh
nnnn at 7W o dork ai ^»i«rne a mArlU'
ar« foilomeii bv iniermei>i in fast l.amn
tte
r.i em I » » fi r'ifi»'»i \
Mfttt. |>A«* tTTA »VKI,I.»>
funeral ser-Ue. lor Mr. >««ry El«J
well. IC. ol 443 Ea»l fc»«» »«'«'w. i W
Kl./.«n.i cli.i^el. ?ollo*fd by ii.irrnifl.l III
Maple' P«rk e|«n*»'[5_ *
roiIano r. MOOP«ii
»-inf-r»t vrrvj*-* f<>t n.lUii.l f llnop*!
of «33 South IKobbernoM a*enue will l>«
held thi* afieAoon at ? 1" n rioik al 'dr.
Heiman H l.*iii.e\»r f^i'-i.: nn.' ."I .
I,... ,, ri. . • • v- ■••' r-' » ' '•> -
AN I HI n »c»wi i;« •
f,.,,,; s^i'.t. roi AiMiMl )l<i«le<. ia
..f l)rri>«»'»i M" . «ill lie Jielrt •' , i ,
orl"»«« 111* aii'iiI'M.ri aijllie .» W. Kllilt
liei rli»|>et rollowe.l ht ll»«Mni«jU 'ni4
^1'
Ml. IK«\ IN
it», «>f <tO . HiiiiJh •••f-
iaai nlihi at 10 &:» .
aft/r a htlef l)lne<
l.ri
r
Mm
ft >ou
' |n< t
Mil
|'»M llUIII.
• «ef|)ie. Olert
• it :< »i. I
<i • , ..,t :<»«. I.» l.n ■ !i'i .haf.il »i.d 'i»«'
f. «M«uur>. Jiiv^^^M^- yoytoe»->nrt iiJi|ll|
Wllma nial. bo^h Of Sutherland. fWlF
I" Three it»ier« nod onotvkrellMr' |il«o>lttM|
\,\' as jfllo«« Mr* Flmer Alhindw or'
■iliiiiiiiiiii III I tji_jj[ "I'^l^'^jiil fM>W
rlui
««t4"./ •'• iiirun.|.l«>e penrtir
cf the relative*. - t
ig n. «»nii.i» . ..^iAi
F-.iiieral ^r«|f*^ for I. H Mvlleirt of'tMtT
|. .»/ -. • ^n'.'fvii.I l^e '''Kl »' ">• I'-'l
ilenre al 1 dpfiork thi» afternoon. loi«>^
I«mrn h^ iii'erin»iit In Ma/el'O'i'l r'hie*
leiv in cha(i4u( J ^ Kllngner, -4
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 23, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Tom Nevins died.**
Page 2: Rev. Gideon Higginbotliam died.**
Mrs. Carolyn Ames died.**
N4rs. Lillian Irwin died.**
Charles C. Doty died.**
sal
Several Hundred Attend Rites
Held in Church at
Bolivar
. J...,1 VN^STf A^*
Kathered in and around the Utile
Pleasant Hill church near BoUvar,
nt 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon as
final trf utc was paid to the Rev- :
erend Gideon Hlgglnbotham. 86, |
oldest Baptist preacher In Polk |
county and r veteran of the Civil
war.
Tlie need mrn hnd brrn enifaBPd
In the ministry for the past 40 years '
and was well known throughout I
Folk and adjoining counties. He had
been a resident of the Ozarka 84
years, having come to this region ,
with his parents when he was two
years old. i
FiTe In Charge
Five ministers who had been as-
sociated with the Reverend Hlggln-
botham In religious work during
past years were in charge of the
funenU rites. They are the Rev-
erend Charles Tucker, the Reverend
J. W. Oerhig, and the Reverend
Arthur Roper, all of Bolivar, and
the Reverend William 2. Stovall and
the Reverend N. Green Brlslow of
Bpringfteld.
Tr.V-r-rr-
• V« *» T>t/«ArftTt# '
Hill cemetery, six miles east of Boli-
vnr. iindrr dlrrrflon of Htitcheson
and Blue, Bolivar funeral directors.
Old Comradea There
William Lower, a comrade of Hlg-
ginbotham when both served in
Company A. Ml5«our1 cavalry, dur-
ing the Civil war, attended the fu-
neral. T. H. B. Dunnegan, an-
other member of the same company,
now president of the Polk County
hnnk. w.ar. V;rnt nwnv hv the severe
weather. James PItner. another
Union veteran attended the rites.
The Reverend HIeelnbctham had
l)een a farmer as well as a minister.
For the past 12 years. .<lnce his
wife died, he had lived at the home
of a daughter.
He Is sur\-lved by five children,
one of whom, Gideon Higplnbotham.
Jr.. is an evangelist In California.
Other children are Mrs. Harve Holt.
Mrs. Jock McReynoIds. Mrs. Levi
Moffitt of Pollvar. and Will Hlg-
glnbotham. who lives In Kansas.
I
E
Man Topples Over Dead AtfT
Asking for Glass of . •
Water
Tom Nevins, SI. a transient, died
suddenly early this morning at the!
' Model bskrrv. nl the rnrrrr of
Phelps siroet sn'I Bnon'.;ll» avrr'ir
The rf\i-f of hr '{'•a'h ■» t- 'in-
known..
I TTie man. rnmplamine of illne.«.
called at the bakery- and a.sked an
emplove for n rUvs of w«ler While
the water was bHng brought, he
look a .vat on the floor snd "irr-
blrd over dead.
Dr Mi;rrav r Hinn*' Cirrrrr
roim'v rororer «v rail"! an^l on
■ Investigation Eound a quantity of
tablets In his poc ;et,<. Dr Stone
did not believe, h wever. that the
tablets were poU'or . The man was
: Identified by a hi nimg license Ls-
sued at Sucar Crelk. Mo. recentlv.
I The body Is in eharee of the
Herman Lohmeyer|funeraI home.
DEATHS
MBS. OAmOLTN AMES
PuBcral aervlCM lor Mrs. Carolyn P.
Am«t. •«. who diad Satnrday night at the
horn* of h«r dauftit«r. Mra. WIU F. Plum-
mar. 111 Xaat Lombard aUaet. wlU b«
hald at S p'elocli UUa afUroooa In tba
Uarman H. Lohmeytr funaral home, the
Rtvarand O. Bryant I>rak« effleUtlnc. In-
tarmaot will be In Basclwood ccmatcry.
Mrs. Anaa was born In Bllnola, but baa
ilvttf lo BprlDctUM for M ytara. Bb«
was a member of the Oongrcgatlonal
ehurcb here. Betides tttr dangbter. Mra.
Plummer. she la surrlved by thretf daagh-
tart. ttM Mlasaa Oarolyn. BUabeth and
Pollyanna Plummer.
The family re^iueats that flowers be
onaltted.
MKS. ULLIAN OtWIN
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian Irwin,
36, who died Saturday night In her home.
S03 South Jelleraon avenue, loUowlna a
brief lUoeas, wlU be bald at 3:10 o'clock
Tuesday aflerootfo In the W. U SUme
mortuary, with tha Reverend I>wla U.
Mala offlcUtlng. InUrment will be ta
Haselwood cemetery. Mrs. Irwin la sor-
vlved by her husband. Paul Irwin: two
daughters. Mrs. Ray Oordart and Miss
Velraa Dial, both of Butherland^ Neb.,
three filters. Mrs. Klmer Alhands and Mra.
Leslie Painter of Springfield, and Mrs.
C. P. Lannan of OorevlUe. 111., and one
brother, Herman Krt>entruth of Spring-
field.
818
CHARLES C. DOTT
Charles C. Uoty. 44, of 013 South Broad-
«'Ry died In a hospital lirre at 12:30 o'clock
vf^trrcl«y morning followlnft a brief 111-
iiesa. Ha la survived by his wife; ooe son.
Ralph Elliott: hU father. U. W. Doty.
3J27 North Welter atenue; three aUteri.
Mlts Ola Doty of Bprlngfleld. Mrs. Clair
Oeorga of Conway. Mo., and Mrs. W. C.
Gordon of Sattcoy. Cal., and two brothers.
V. H. Doty of Bradleyvllle. Mo. and
Oeorsa W. Doty of Springfield. Mr. Doty
had been a postal cleric her* for 16 year*
and was affiliated with tha National as-
sociation of Post Office Clerka. Funeral
servicer will be held at ;:30 o'clock this
afternoon in the Starne mortuary, with
the Reverend T. n. Wines offlclatlnK. In-
terment will be In Oreenlawa cemetery.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1929--LEADER
Page 1: Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Robertson will celebrate their golden wedding
anniversary.**
Page 6: Tom Nevins died.**
Page 12: Mrs. Caroline Anes died. She was the mother of Mrs. Will F. Plummer of 711
East Lombard street. She was buried in Hazelwood cemetery. She is survived by three
granddaughters Carolyn, Elizabeth and Pollyanna Plummer in addition to their mother.
Mrs. Lillian Irwin, 30, of 803 South Jefferson avenue, died Saturday and was
buried in Hazelwood cemetery. She is survived by her husband Carl Irwin and by two
daughters Mrs. Fay Condict and Mrs. Vema Dial, both of Nebraska, by a brother Hennan
Emestrand of Springfield and three sisters Mrs. Elmer AUaman, Letha Painter of Springfield
and Mrs. C. E. Landon of Coxeyville, 111. [This obituary is practically illegible. These names
are mere guesses.] 'yjuU^^^ c*A/xfl^ti*v^
Charles C. Doty died. [This is illegible.]
Page 14: Miss Marjorie Bollman and Mr. Thomas E. Bates were married. [Dim and
uncertain]
-«|iiy>t«
II
lVM=lrlBtfsrDHVIRS. ROBERTSON !
IN GOLDEN CELEBRATION,
'On th*** afternoon' of ChrlMmw
day, Mr. aivi Mrs. D. A. Robertson,
of P82 N«rlh Jeffer.-wn. will ccle-
bntM their golden wedding a'nnl-
vehutry with an oprn-hotise rccep-
(ioi> Ui all iticit iiiriKl.s 111 iho par-
lors of the Calvary Presbyterian
vl. .I'll \' "ai' niv" •!!;i'' 'h'"lr
^1 rtil>;-'':,. I .<:, i''ti.,:.- •■■.','. hr
married at Clarrmorr. Okla.. and
uii; 5t.>rt ni nnrv on hl.^ honeymoon'
in order to arrive In tiprlnglield the
same evrnlng. to share the annivcr- 1
sary celrbrntlon.
Will Krprjt N'liHS
Till- iIhv rHo !< thr twrnlv-rlchfh
*fdfiinK Biinivcrsars ol tluir olrl'-.'.l
daiiRhter. Mrs. Madison L. Perkins.,
of Enid. Okla.. wUe of the dean of j
Phillip* rollcue. ♦ • '
The reception si Die churrh will i
be from 2 30 to 4.30 o'clock. At i
3:30 o'clock, the iwo aged personal
aill repeat the vow.% taken 50 y»arst
ag^. .The ileveirend Arthur J. Mc-j
CIunR will officiate.- Their aon.
Verne Rot>rrLson. of BrtalQW* Okla..
will ting. He was formerlr'^ iMdl-
bcr of the music faculty at the
8tat« Teachers college here, and di-
rector of the "Calvary church choir.
Thrluo were niarrird on Christ-
mas eve. at Sturgla. Ky., in 1879.
Tlf ii''\' '-'ar they moved to Mis-
>..i,;. .11.. I ::.r : • .Mountain Orove!
until 1906. when they moved to
SprhiKfleld For 35 years. Mr Rob- I
ertson wa.s a traveling duihlns j
salesmen throughout the Missouri
and Arkansas hills. He is now in
!;ir ln^'.ira:ice bii^ln'";^ I
Four Childrrn Here j
M;. and Ml.s Robrrt.soii h.-ivr
four children, all of whom are in
Springfield for tha festive cetebrm-
tlon. They are Mrs Madlroh Perk-
tiis. of Enid. Okla : Verne Robert-
son, of Brlstow. Okla : Mrs. Victor
J. Winn, of Chicago, and Herbert V.
Robert.vtn. of 8t. Louis. They also
have nine grandcbUdrcn.
sn^
||Ul|>riint| iirirtVi''-^*^-t' '*'**'**^
^i,'.t». bf. P...!.i.i ..« Mr.v \\hi i riumiiivr
I Hftfriioon at 1 ofluC< In tftf Hfrm»n H i
. ,.».,r-f '.:r- .• '- :•■ •■■■•■ • '■
j. ehurrh i.ff!ci««r«». Ii.t»riiif|t twV vim'
|«in HmMlwooa eem«»»f». ffhre* »T»n<l-|
d«u«hl»t)i. Carolyn. r.U/.»b«lli, ' ma Pol- |
' bunt. 11 riiiniivrr. »ur\i»e4 • "* '>'*"■ j
I niollirr ^ j
I ■Muni I -
I II.I.IA.N IRWIN
I motlui
..'A,,' N. H i. h»i-'ii- itr|i^-i'i ^r^-I.
IT nil ,•( .-•;.n. vl • .0 1 lii'."- i-t«v.^.
Mr« 'Kln-rr Mh.ircl^ n-irt Iv" t.'*Il-
l»f of tlprliianrlil aiKl Mrt C P l.«n-
:TKAI\l5>ltWI UHOHSUbAU |
i WHILE UAITING FOR AID'
l:..- Ii.^lv ol 10:11 Nivii..- .'•!. ».
' irniistciit u»in died •mdilciily fnrly '
'ihLi morning at thr Mo«lfl bakery at
111.- rorm-r of l'!»-l|i> «trrft nnd
. u.Muiviilf uvfniie. Where he had atop- j
|M-.l to n»V for n <1riiik of wnirr. «^fl^
Imii;u liclil li>«lM> iluiii.^ .1 -wut. Ii l.'i
ly coronrt. anld Uroili was due to a
ibcftrt attack. The man taMl com-
'plulnprt of lUnffa when he stopped at'
! thp bakery, and tumbled o*er dead
i while wnirr wux bclns bioii^ht.
Ill the |>oi krtM (here u;ia u hiintlnt;
lllcena*. Itaued to lb* 'own ■» 8u(ar
Crrfk Jnrkwon rrxiniv Other inn-fv
tl lll..lll'll lit' lll'il Ul'ltilti IKilllIj,
, iirnr Jrffnuon City. Some tablet* in '
.. S|HiiiKll«-l(l nty hcnlth-drpartmenrr
'riivlope indiratrd the man bad tH-en !
.1 pultPIlt lit tlir cKv Cimlr. 1;..-
i)ixly It III charge oX the Herman 'II. j
l.rihtweyer liinefiil hciiiir. ~.
Palnl*
M w lH»v of li?: North WrllT ««rl-.ir i
.Tau btuUitrir ai.d -ihre* r»»«ipj^"'?>"*;,,^'l
fo«o^»- V II ■ii>'icj.fi'Si*:^jiiii!^';;i.^
■ »^'.. 'I. •• .-f
I <.f Conaitv.
W
.■. Fl
Mo
« il
>lr« I'liiir
i.iirt Mis W C Oorrion'
♦ Mr J>ol#i:^)»d !*»" • I
f... '.• .re - -1 w».i at-
Pfl tt
CMl.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 24, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: William Mowell died.**
Page 2: Margaret Swearengin died.**
Doris Imogene Jones died.**
Tom Nevins died.**
Mrs. Lillian Irwin died.**
Mrs. Maude L. Payne died.**
Harry Ives was killed.**
C. B. Cooper was killed.**
Page 5: Lawrence Evans sues to divorce Lila Evans. They were married May 18, 1884.
Page 11: Card of thanks.**
Page 12: Marriage licenses issued.**
880
-.rt'*^ ■;8'.'i«i
lltisif ' For Licenses
^r tT TT ^^ V TT
To Wed Christmas
TT, V nh ^ TT V
On In Office Here
fTHE "rush" for marriage licenses
for ChristmM weddings began
at the office of Jack W. McKee.
recorder, yesterday, when seven
couples called'. '
The recorder expects a large
number of applicants today. The
office will be closed at noon for
the Christmas holiday.
Tlic licciisrs is.'sucd yesterday
were to the following couples:
Fcrrel Courtney. 21. of Aldnch,
and Edna Griffin. 21. of Walnut
Orove; Jamea I. Robberson. 23.
and Josephine Vaughan. 22. both
of SprlnRflcld: Otis R. Tedrlck.
20. and Thelma L. White, both of
Springfield; Algia Gray. 1». and
Nell McCauley. 17. both of Ozark:
Harry L. Whlttenberg. 35. We-
noka. Okla., and Cressy J. Fowler.
37. of Los Angeles. Cal.; William
T. Grave. 25. and Ruby Hawkins.
23. both of A.sh Grove: and
Ch.irlr* E. r.i'lr l.-ir.'! :>?. 3;t1 Rnsir
Hr!-n Davi.s 22. b?lh of Spjin--
field.
ARTHAGE BOY KILLED
BYbWOMANaMOTORIST
; CARTHAGE, Ma^ >Deei^23.— (AP)
—Harry Ives. 19, a City Electric
company employe, was crushed to
death this afternoon by an automo-
bile driven by Mrs. W. H. Woodford,
of Carthage. " ■"' .i><:^ {,.. i
The victim was kneeling in the
act of guying a rope.
An electric light pole which was
being installed blocked the .'>trcet at
! the time of the accident, idn.
Woodford misinterpreted a flag-
I man's warning signal and then
■ .'swened her car Intb'ives In' en at-
tempt to avoid the pole.
Ives is survived by his »ldow, a|
bride of a -few montha.
:' MarcBr«t A ftwcvrosin. Iti, a r«ildent
. t/i Or«:«t.* c»jj:.:> iof Dih:.> >>'kr*, ^■••'i ImUs
(ycstcrcay itt Utc t.&a.t ul tjtt Ci.^nr.'.*t,
kta, S^-M. BaMUek. m Beatii avrnuc..
Bat was tb* widow ofiV. ft. Swvarencio.
\ Mrs. Swcarecgm 'fia4 bvro the oBothrr ot
IS cttikUcc. vcn of wbfVA arc wi'.i u*Uic.
SiM u ai:Ttl>«!C b/ f,*( ^o.M Lcu.t of
jOcpcw. Mo. W. it of »pnn«ti*)d. Sua «i
>jhr.n Mill. Mc . Huf i: of I>p»w Mo and
; Jaa.t cl A/4et.. Mo . »t.^ !.•« <^-jf::.'.rr».
i Mr*. MlMr*« Johns of John* *liU. Me.
' Mrk. Kc/tyrrt JobAS of Be^voz.. Me.. Mra.
BcUe O Bryaat c< 8*0 BrrnardJno. C«l .
Mrs. M. C. Faroey ot BpfiortitlC. aad Mra.
Itaedlrk. PttDrralarranf^tBeou art lAeon-
plef fjt th» H»rn.»r. H Ix.t-^^'r f-jn'ra!
how. »
.• t/V
OilKia IMOOC.HC JO.HLS
Faocral aerrioea for Doris Imofen*
Joaaa. nve-year-obl dau«htrr of Mr ax^a
Mri BtanJey H. Joo«a of mral route i.
who di«4 at tb« family ^Mr.t »trlt y^tter-
day afternoon followicc a br>«f Ulnca^.
will bo held at 2 o'clock this afternoon lo
the Clear Creek church. lotenrent will b«
In Clear Creek cemetery urder dlrert:o.i
'f th» Ki:r.jner V^'i^Tiuk:!^^ 'OrrpiirT
Bealdea the parents, the child Is aurrtTcd
by one brother. Stanley Kenneth Jones:
two alstert. Mary Ftaneea and Winifred
Maxine: and the grandparerts. Mr. and
Mrs. R 8 Jo*ea and Mr. and Mtf R C
Johnson.
TOM Ke%ix»
The body of Tom Ner'ni. 6J. who di'-d
nudderly early yeMerdsv rnorn:.' f «f'er N»
had stopped at the Mod^l bakerr "nd
asked for a drink of wat*r. will be amt
tn PMrn' rr»-« k Mo t* !• a frrr.-.'-.n 'ir
h>in«i An eaaminallon t^v in Muir>.r '■■
Stone. Greene countv coroner, reveal'd
that he died from a heart ailment
MItf. LILfJAN IBWIN
Funeral aervlcea for Mra. Ltllian Irwin.
3^. of SOS South Jefferwn avenue, who
^led Roturday. «l!l be h»':<1 it ? 10 o'c^orK
•.his sfrrnoon »f P'.arnr' morlusrv. (ol- .
lowed »\ ir. i« rnir; ' ;.. ;Ist.»!»oO'1 r»Tn'- ,
'TV Th»> Rev^rrnd L*w!n M Hhl^ nf thi* )
Firm BsptUl cliurch »i:: off.riKt' Mr?
Irwin 1«« surrlved bv her hu^bnnd. Peu!
Trwln- by two dauthter*. Mrs Rnv Gnr- '
dnrt and Mlsa Velma D:al both of Ruth-
erland. Neb.: a brothar. Herman Erl>en-
• nith of SprlnTfieid: and three sisters.
Mrs Elmer Alhands and Mr*. I<etlle
Painter of SpMnffi'id and Mrn. C P. Lan-
nau of Gr>re\iIIe. Ill
MK*. MAI nr f.. PATNF
MrF Maude L Pmvi.. . 4:' »:fe rf 0.111'' I
J. Payn». 2142 North Mfln avenue, d'ed
<«srlv this rrornlnu at her horr" Fi- !
-"■al arrsn^-nrnt' ar» not comp'rte hu: '
ipt»rme"t wHI be tn Oreenl-^wn re'^»""r ■
' r d'rr'-tlon r.f *^r K' "--ro-j- i«.,^^,.
i''^i»-« rnnioanv Vf^ r^^■i lirr I ii»h»»>H !
^he l» survived by three mo5 and seven i
daughrert. 1
881
— 1 V
Sudden Death "!
Halts Reunion ,
In Ozarks City^
Death has prevented a Christmas '
reunion at Reeds through the pa«- ,
InK of William Mowell. lumber |
company manaRer. Mr. Mowcll died
at the wheel of his automobile while I
he and hla wife were enroute to 8ar- |
coxlc to meet their son, Keith, of
ChicaRO.
The car went Into a duch, but
Mrs Mowrll r<;rqprr1 Ini'irv The
son had not visited his parents In
several years and a joyful reunion
had been planned.
,'#»
Dies in Crash
On Highway 71
A ooUUloa ImrbMng three trudca
on hl8bw»y Na n, ilx bUm wutb
of RarrlMnTlIla. lut nlgtat resulted
In the death of O. B. Ooeper, 47. »
huckster of Lowry City. Cooper w«a
guiding ft vueic being towed by an-
other machine, when one driven by
Paul Branlo. of Pleasant Hill. Uo..
collided with them. Cooper died
sliortly after reaching a hospital
t^ARDS OF THANKS. IN MEHORIKlfe
10 c«Ml« a Unm.
CARD OP THANKS
Wo wUh to thank our many friends for
their sincere aympattix and atsittance
fhowii iiirlnit th^ fickne." and death of
our decea.sed huAband and lather and '
brother. Atlhur Bowles.
SItned. j
MR& P. 8. LINCH. ParU Texas
MRS. DAN APPL£. RuasellTUie, Ark.
MR. J. BOWLES. Ooodnlght, Texas
MR. ELMER BOWLES. MasDoila, Ark. j
MRS. GRACE MORRIS. Clayton. Okla. |
.Mias MINNIE ANn NELLIE BOWLES. ■
Clayton. Okla. i
MR R L. BOWLES. Memphln. Tenn. •
jVIK K E. ALfOllD, \S :.;-.;cr.Curg.
Texas I
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24, 1929--LEADER
Pagel: H. M. Smith died.**
Page 2: William Thomas Saye died.**
Page 8: Joe Person was killed.**
Page 10: There is an article about Theodore G. Rechow.**
Page 12: Mrs. Margaret A. Swearingen died.**
Doris Imogene Jones died.**
Tom Nevins died.**
Mrs. Maude L. Payne died.**
James O. Cavener died.**
Births reported.**
Page 13: Card of thanks.**
Page 16: Marriage licenses issued.**
RETURNING FROM VISIT i
RERE. MAN IS KILLED'
j fanner of Wahoo, Mcb.. *■*» kiilni i
I ne*r Wohoo In an automobile nrcl-
j <li-nt \f»tiiclas. nccortling !.• m- :
, Mr I'tr-i'li •■ . a \j:-^:.-: ' : M:^
.\ II V .,■! -•-■•■ !•• : ' - •
II.' mill IM Ai:< I...I.C u. ■;>• 0..1 r.-
I feriTBl »r<l<» »«<>. thinkmK tli'-y
I nilKlit piir<liii»<- » l;>rm u\ th'.-. 5<c-
■ t!i>ii. luul . l.iri'J h •< < lu H>i." l'"".'
' l.i«t \V«rt:i- il:i.v. ^l.-ri !>;•• "*-''.ii';
'■««« \riv MMir Tl.-y wrrc l--t.iJ
•„, l,;„j.;. .ii li- . I 1..- .-
I Friduy. Ki-»» ol the accl'linl In
shliti Mr V-r-. !i -^ <- V.;':-'l ' '"
rixri'.cil bj Mr. .f.-.a Mk. V- a.:- r
' «..|..v
a-CAROl OF THANjCI. IN MEMOBIUli
-~lo vnt» m~imr ■^ • ..
~ CARHOP THANKa — —
We wlnh I'l llmnit out niHr.y filrnrli (ul
. their tincrr* lympathy and a«>i*taoc* ■
I thn«ii liirifiK •!<' •uline«^ »i<1 i'»<n of'
utiT «t»'rn**<l I'.-niii'i! »r'* »'':itr nii'!
;.bij:!.ir Ai .M»rr -f^'i«irn, '
MHd r H. LINCH. ParU Teikt
r!i(S I).^^ mtij. j; ,^■• iii.iir. a-..
Ml,- ' II' •■.\ • '■> ' : . ■ ■ .■ . * .,
MH MMH) IUiWIK.>i. M<. !.'.:» *.• .
MI;^ (..I.Al i. MOI...I.! < .. . ■ 1..
MISS MINNIE AM) .M 1 : ^ 1 ■'■:•;
tliiyJon. Okla
Ml' !• I. IU1VMI-! Mrmi'liU. 7»nn.
I. .».! '■..... w-.ittenfjrt. '
«8i
^nlblmrMt When I wenWinio tiit-
offlre thf n-Kiilar r»x:fulllnis ol:.'.r
E^, ^. S'vj>i.t( lit ti. I1^ jTu^ ii'j i.-*^ '
)|SffiWl"(M>. RcdMW to probably u Jv"^' '"^ nm in. bat Ror
»ell knt)«n u any law}t'r In '.Itr. ^ffUVy* *y
Onuks and haa appeared tn about ^furgr' T to!
court to thU dUtrtcu ,a« «a»
-WiniiMrta una
; country at an early a«e. He teiu
I aemethlnc of how they worked In
the gna* old day*. •••he, day» tome
IM-op:* 1 •111- f"r liKnIi. II' ».i'"
JKirM "". *"* T* 0(c«nbcr^ IMO. I
Iwa* apprrmlced U) a Mr. Englfr. "f
■ C«Mvlll» \VI.«p<'n.«ln for ci tPrni r>:
! three yrnr!! and «at to rrcelve tw
I lor llic IirM Vfar. »3U lur the ^c.■•
; ond. and I."!!! fur llr third. Mr
i EnRler wtu •> (l(i<> Irlluu and a fiif
I dhormakrr. but !i» had a rrd-hei»<l
ed «tre. and. like tome other red-
headed women, the wai all tow and
fire, and Industry personified: there
, .N<'i:iiti) If* i.iii.L 'J ...I .it «.
I iwffit that she could do. aiid the
PlMflJB le UfliUr Mhi I ^iht 'to
I be able to do ai much work a< the-
I was. bu^ I could not. either from
' lack of sirfna'.h nt Inf'olFrce From
S'p'.riMlyr •mtll .^prll "e ■»i"k»<1
lilKhts. Kttlrtl Uli'.ll lludn.L-.:.- .M:
Eugirr took llie New Yurk S:aa;s
i(iinc."»'iarire four-paW Oermal^
tlUt time nfriut three :«ie*-|
_ of which waa dt-il^
voted tu. a continued slory of dar
liiK deecU durjiiK the Ilevolutiunaii
■wMHMMn.'TlM p«pw oMattir^
came im Thiirwlii)?. hn<l. k» «>•
V rlc-l ■:■•'.' ■•••■■■ '■ ..'•.,•<•
nightik thai (he i>a|H-r camr 1 ii.<-
'lfw«t*ry. DuTlntth*.!
winter of 1800 and IBCl. U. 8. liraiit '
»ho was at that lime In Ihe kHtlier
bualiMW at Oalena, Illlnou. with
•oin« of hU pctiple, visited at our
shop to iell Mr. RnRler aome stork
anddmMf )ttttt. Tli^a u the only ■
body that wax afterwards presulent
of the United Stales, and the vnl} '
time, with Ihe exception of (Jrover "
ClfM-Irt rn) tjvf hi' ti* rt) ;t'isif|-ri'
lie (t:«l ii'jt i:;ipi»-.s> me \tT> iMiic!i.
was a rouEh. lante. ronrse-lonkinn
bpcclniea of man. When 1 uk
Orant, I never dreamed of him ;
making a great commander and t
president."
tiarge' T'loHWdl
i u> do and he told qac to lMi«_»«n^
j that the officer waa «at. Wt
! be In soon; ao I waited.
I cr CMB* la. aiKl
! ducd me and told htam wtet I
' wanted: he scanned me cluoUy X
was only suteen yean ofcf and |
«in.i!l lo mr »e». so he said that I i
r.Kj t'jo Mi>a.; ik.ia Uju >uuisit lu M-
> Kin lh« ceoppuir wtth, «k1 ■■>—')
Iir-.'. recr'jt lo rn'l.*! In the new
toT.pwnv I ft* f*i;c^ cf rr.m^nc'd an
.-ir^-.iv.T Tii'h l-:ni fid hi.-n I h«d
»yn dr.vi.ng »;x mulea for srveral
::;•■.•. "I. » hit; !;..»* a ffilo* that
rnuM rirne a Mx-m-ile team curely i
■ o'lltl j:ct a hi>. Ne anU r«rry a
«Orf. carbine and revolver My ar- '
'gumei.". (irevai.fd aii'l 1 «a5 ac-
i. .'f-fi ""»-r f'r** V rvxT jvrf'vrTr^fl
was to Ru pill «>iii Sergeant Buirss
I on recruiting Mnrioe to ^Ik ea«B- 4
° ty: we aere up here vrerwl daya. '
and were at the homes of s— .era!
«ho iftermards enlt^if<l in th^ cfim-
;'.i:.> T*;** r.;:iir\ a^ •':..i*'^
:.rv:»-.! !• F-- N> 4 :.■-,•-! ,:>..•
»l'.--r it'.r S"«:t. S-re«-'. Chii«!.*n
'■ \ church now standi -^"e drlUed eoa- '
' I siderably. bat dM no other 8eme« '
of nnsequei.d until she Shelby
rsid atxin' th" ftrst of October. 1
Wl;<-n ■*■ x<\ Tin.- Mi.T t>!i' .b> (•..••I
yM^.ai MeoatM* _
IrSirf 'l>»*'»v« and wi»«
>s.i f<'ir rnp'*lii I'"* '^r'1'-' f f •"!' '
,-..Ti ;■«:••• • • V •- • "'•.■•'- '■' >•
battery out of the araenU. whghj
.-«■• rt • ehurtlriJBrBOBBs'W^^^
nrar where »e Were ramped. We
p.!*. Ih' fiiir pl»<-^. hora^^ and
e<iujpment.>( and. with other cbm- ;
mand>. Marled in pursuit: and felt,'
tn behind him at Stocktoa, vlrnw |
n»« morfiirn^n^
»r Rf.' fi\:;;. i.n ;hc nornini;. ».h.>
inir From there we a'rnf lo Hu-
I maiuvUle. and from there to <)«■»• i
;,eT. «e camped here." ■ '^~~T»
war, VHHUilf in ^Spring-
field. He was too young lor a mjI-
dter but he gut Into serrtre Just the
-«ame. He thus tells of the Incident:
"Ju.sl at the time I was rlLschari!-
ed a.^ a tpain^:<r h rrMTu:i'.r>;; offuc
»a& opened al Spi uiKlield lo re-
rnilt new Company B. On th^ Mth
;.«( July. 1863. ^presented myself lor
883
Business Circles. Dicj aL^,
Hi< Mnmr Hrrr
1! .-i • . . . . f
IheeiVK- mwt l.ii'i^f.s- li(r ol SpriiHI-
■noiiiiviK Ml * 1% i>ri«Hk tn hiv Iwwne
tX^i»S Eiisl Walniil 'mirel. loJJow-
lli| mi lllin"*.' "I pii»'jm<>iil»
■A|I^oll»h for th' iniM f'» r»»r«
Mr. Simih !i»il trrii iii 'br r'». |
»\*flT#- ?i i*;-i^.' Ii'' •» •< Irnoar
0§, odrr nifxiii: ,1.1. ,l(,i lilmiil. .Mn..
fK^fH'' :'Mil ' l»h'l(i#<l III* F»im''^
[l^pKntllrld In IWJ Mf »<»w
Iter ymvr^tT In l»l»
>l.ilir \««ra tJlltili«
i% iii«-fitiwi *'* »h' rm^^r^iiv iini!
P| ami A. M . Chapur. CnunriWi
(iSmm»iv1rr fshriit*. »nA Ittr WnA-
Tli U.rf.rifi'M Mr Still' h li'fi >wfn
,.,;;•' ' n «■ • ■:■;*■ r-c »-i ■ •■•nr<
• art m torwaicl pl.>n« Im Sprinc-
fl?l<1. '■ »
dir Ix MirMtnl liv lil<. «ifr Mrv
. Arih C Hwrtth. ai Ihf honv a«l- ]
(J^M- f«n rtiiithirr* Mr» 0«w*»
\\ \ li,.:i,:. ... ., .■ M rrii'k A
D| Spni^rirkt; Iwo broibrrv
"MHIIaaa AkwII F1»-
liirl Inrt an(^M^» Mactir Wf.mrt.
Bufrnlo. Minn . anrt four tmnrtrhtl-
i r«nrnl S«« .«fT»i«t»4
mnvfrt m tj dan:' In<1 whrn hf
jek thr^* month* nM Me ■»< «nar-
li^^ In Inrtlanannlbi ln<1..4)a|||NMLi|
ind moiTd to .MlwnSvTB™
hmrvrr J^n*r»l home
V.\\u^ ri flow. 11. a:i«1 Fiila
.•^•iifk^v 'W Itoili (.t Fiinncf rrlfl
iii.iiiic<l Ri 111'" (•Piii't lifiiuM" by ihr ,
^ "*e*M|
Rfvrrcnd F.. \Ae.y Pfirirr ^
li.iv I, PiHlfi. 14 .iMd Ri|ih Shrr-
^rcH. 21, bolh of Moiinlnln"Or«v*. .J*
S:iii\ f: r*,\\ • !a. mi i rai.'»-V
ll.ikc.iiii'iii.. -'.'I. ..'.>•,'.".' fif .MoiJti'-m'-
tSrovr';'':;'''' ■" ■•'•';''■■■
•'- JnmexHlt^RoWxTf^on.- XbrfMHt-Jom^
titi;!!" Vniftui "I •vi'h '^f Pnrin<r-
'«'"<• '^ ■• ■'-•"-.it "yi.w
rhnrlm F r.lllrlnfirt. 2A. anrtRwlff-
KII'ii I^^i*. :s. JJ. ••! Si>liiv:fi<l<l
UMIinrn T riro'cr ••! nnd Ffiiby
iHn'vklii!?. 2.1. boili of Axh C>r<n-e. i,^'
A'i;i.i «iiii-. lf». :i;i'l y-\\ Mc-
Cmilc.v, 17. biiih ol Ozarlc.
r>ll«: R Tr'''irl- ' y\' nur! T1i»'Imr»
: . \\ III' ;:i !> ii l: ■>? Si.; ■. j; ;<'i1
rco*"! .C^TirtHf y.^ 21,^j)t AldrL
Ornvr. _" ■ "^giw- r
Kirk T Priiojvr. M («nd[ Al^HfTHr-
1(11.1- .'^I'liu-. j:t. Ixiili I.I SpriitsliPirt
Harrv t. Whittrnbrrc.
37,jf>(^.Loa Anitelp.'«. Cftl.i ..
XS Wnv-
.1 Fi" !■•:
nuRi*! iMo«»»Nr loNfs !
, tuiirral i-crviie* f.ir l)t.ii» Iii.oiin.e
I Joiien. S-vrar-uld dauRhlrr n( Mr and Mr» |
>• I It .l;.-r. if t ml r..i,le 1 ttl". il'«.|
M' ii.l^\ ♦'■■f. (,( :,! \\.\\ mt.rr^r'.p ai ll>-«'
rrwi«r-nraffTmAfef»amT—*mn fi»«f ?
'•. ••■ .-1...... ^' I W V- ■
, ttrt. Ilc.-ldit Ihr i>KrrKt», a brot.'ivr, Hiaii- :
1 Wt Krnn«th J<>'«ea. and tare aMiart. Mart I
■ rr«n>-r« anil Wliilfrrd Mailne and the!
■randpairnt*, Mr. ami Mm R B Joo*> 1
■ nd Mr and Mri 9 C Johnaon. urvlrf
I
fa
Mr* Mat
!. earW thli
DEATHS I
Mr» .M.I, Karri A H» rarlmrrii. »i. dIKI
M.-niluv «f |It lii.iiir ol her dauahler Mr»
> M i;.-.' : . . ;•;! s.„f .,,i ^i .^^i . ■- „
rit »i,i,.K ol W 11 h»fi«rliiKrii an. I ti.»
ir.-'liii i.f IS rlMl.lren. in of mf.oni at*
I ((III ll\lii(. a* (ollnwt: touta and llucn !
v.«f-P*M«, M»-t-W,~IV-«( to«lMlt*>4; «Ua»i
' of Jnhn» Mill. Mo ■ Jarli of Arden. Mn : I
M-v MIMi.i .1, ',;■.. i.f J, ..,!,<. M.li Mr^ ,
. HoUerl i)ullll>..«LJi'IW>. Mo, MiK. HrV.t
! ..... .. « -->. -* '^rri Raddirk at
iMm M C_£Abrn*r md Mti Raddirk at
TOM NF.VINS
Tb* body er Tom tortai^ «>, who 4t*d
ddenlr Monda? mornrnc vhll* «a1Hn«
at ibe Modal bakar/. «haT« h« had aiap^
I. •'•! II" 1.x A i'tr and t<T'> ■• "•• ■■•'ttr
tatide L Pa^n*. 4]. wl(* of Daniel
IIU Nerlh Mai» •▼•nua. dtad
mornlnt at h^ htrnie The hoa-
,' ^allrt. inree >an> and tevan dauchtem aur-
Funeral a*r?le«i vlll b« ti*ld at t-w
P& In Orrrnlawn trm<
JAMKK O. CATKNCft I
Jamea O. Oavanar. 3t. a rrta«o nnptoTe.
. ded tlila morulnf In St John'a hotpltaL i
' \tr IK mriVt^ bT twn amall dauihtcra and '
a >nii Funernl arranir'ireiin are In rharje
if 1 • ■ K' •■^..fx ri.d.ria*ii.4 r.»rTipaii>. aiij
' btirial will iirohably bf In Mount Unpr I
"r.-^'-i «• Wfi.h fii\. a» hl« wife »a«
bl'lril 111! re ul.«-.i Mir (I'.e.l a I' * li. (.;.>:.>
•r« I
8«H
Mr. mill Mr^. CUrrnce Jllrmm. 1033 ■
p.lmiir Mrci. iiiiii'mnre »hf blrlti "f
n -i.ii II, ^-;lI iii^l:' 111 Uiil'"'--'. 1. ••';••■•••
Ucrrmbrr 2'J. i
n-ni lo Mr »in<1 Mr» Oeortre Hnr- )•
rMl. H.Si) SKiiil) C.iJiipfl ii\rn'ir. a
• son. t)c<rnnbrr 'J6. i
Mr. niiH Mrs Chnrl?* A. Carnff. '
2402 North Nutlonal avenue, nn- ,
ivMituo flT* hirth nf n dni!i:hlT
J'pHKy L<ju. DotiMubcr 24 at. thcjr
I home.
[.Polk Co. Pioneer
injured
>. county! ■
«'/;• .n J" I .■ ■• • •••:<• ■•■ • ••
'j^lfflfyff^m.^-i,ti,^i\nl lirf» bV tela-'
U'' ' Vi-.^.:. ::. ■■'■■ ■' ■.;••■■'. •• ;
'i»v hwn lMrr><1 r---=-ni; ^.r-v
^ • :- '■■ ■! ■■- -• '
,»nd coffir.. tvri !!•• ^:-s -i;:-'
'-^MiTtoAiUid had fac«n In St. Uiuu-
lor many j>nr». Up «a» U'rn i.rur
,Mwil»TlH» >nd apvnt hi* bn.thfxxr
«li»r».
Mr. J«.i-'- !•: «in"ttrrt bv t^'siisij
AMIRCn- R»:noKI:
ovrr from (Irnou i
"I f.iinr
Irn iU(!k
A^u iftrr .111 atf^f ■ « i»l iir.iil* tM«»
yran In ICalr jnil «HI !■,- Ii"iiir
tier* lor aboul^ l»x» month* »hin
I win retom. Ornom l« «hr tiomr
town •/ Coluinbu.<« ■•ul is a H\r,
prerri-wlvf fHt. Hal.T t' «n In-
du^trlou*. |tr*ts|»<fi'ii* « i. u ti I r *
tonipatrd !.• »liJl H » '■ l"-l '"■•
(He war. Ihrn Ihr luuiitry ■.rrimil
nitnrd. Ituslnrvx •.r^nlfll fi.r<-irr
(IkiaU »««■ rarmpt
ll»n. Thrn
ram^ the ■ rrlrn ft
|».»-dUfrreot ',
— ^"--.cisl
htm lor iM-vfral '
■Wtr hf rrT*rn«1 a psmdr.
Ilr 1im4.\ llir |i.i:l ••! Ml' '' • •' ,
charafirr IK:tl lie l>. II l>-is •><-•-'>
uid thai »Mlr It il« li.i> I'TH
-jyam — en a flrmrr ' xni mnrr
l>rd«prt<iu% li.i-.i» Clir |M ..|.l. lijM
laat Ihrtr llb-rtirs. Uhll» Itif pn-
•fa osra miralnrd I think tl .
Ih^ b»!>l. Nonwltni" imM'*'-
rh IHj»irtJ^»na lliry
Wblla -away a ,
irral Ural Sprintlirld .l> vtlll n<\
ntj lanHljr ar« all
Ml, Uine 'liiii.A, .Mn. F. i
<fl.,'iU Itounlti* of j
rUfSt' Jw Shrrff of '
biliiain t>iir^i >' v .\:o . :i — . .> i ; ! - '\.
X<1wtll''Ar>lra<i Savr tt Cnfih-l-i-r
V : I
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: J. Warren Swift was killed.**
Page 2: Joseph R. Nugent died.**
Mrs. Maude L. Payne died.**
Page 5: William Thomas Saye died.** [His nieces were Ora Vaughan Rountree and
Ella Vaughan Hall, wife of Samuel A. Hall.]
Page 9: H. M. Smith died.**
Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 10: The Evans family held a reunion.**
Page 15: Card of thanks.**
t—OARDS OF THANKS, II
10 eenta a Un€
CARD OF THANKS
In lovlnjr memory of Mr. and Mrs. Julian
J. llerndon, our dnrllng fathet and niollier.
who departed tliU Ule Marcb 38th and
August 10th, 1828. t
Our hearts a«f5ad today for o'l- rSr'^lif^'
we love are cone. Home 1.^ now .so f.ad
and lonely, since God called ihem lo
We miss their dear laces, their loving cat^.
but how sweet the blessed promise we'll
meet them over there.
Badly missed by children, chlldrm-ln-Iaw
and Krandchlldrcii.
885
DEATHS
' '^JOSBrH K. NTQBNT "-^
Joseph R. Nugent. <4. of 3339 BotfnTllle
avenue, died at 6 o'clock last nlgbt at his
home following a UijaerlnK illness. Kuneral
arrangements are Incomplete but inter-
ment will be in Belle View cemetery un«i*r
direction of the Kllngner Undertaking
comp??): . Mr. Nugent u sunrtved by Ms
wife, K'.is. 8. Ellen Nugent: two daughters.
Mri. Grace Mae Daugherty of the home
and Mrs. Eva Huberts of Chicago: one
grandson: one oro'.her. UllUsm Nugent of
Anaconda. Mo.; and one .>;Uter, Mrs.
Martha Hoggs, Pcn.sacoia, OkU.
FORMEimBt
OF BANK SnDE.
ffRMUEVE
J. Wirreri Swift, Prominent Jn
StOne County Circles, Found
Dead in B?irn After Two-
Day Searcti
FATHER WAS PRESIDENT !
OF REEDS SPRING BANK
Borirowed Shotgun for Hunt>
'•1HgfTri|i; Failure to Return
Causes Friends to Hunt in
Nearby Woods
A FTER friends and relatives had j
spent a day srarchln? for him. '
Ute body ot J. 'Warren Swift. . tfef
former bank cashier at Reeds 'Spring
and cou.tin of- Dr. Carl B. Swift,
dean' of the Bible school at Tyrury
college, was round in a bam yes-
terday noon wltb a ahotgun wound
In the temple.
It to biUety^ that ftrift.com;
euiefiiiu Ntt ckOMKf^^ the'
the action was found, officers sakl.
I
BOSROWCD SHOTGUN
▼ . V|
Mr. Swift borrowed a shotgun |
from a friend Monday moming. He
explained that he w^ted to use It |
on a rabbit hunting trip. When he '
failed to return to his home Mon-
day nlglit search was startec.
The search did not end until his
body was found In the hayloft of
his barn by Luther Arnold, a fellow
townsman. The Run. carrying a
discharged shell, lay beside him. It
to bellered he killed himself some
time Monday. '
♦ ♦
FATHER HEADED BANK
Mr. Swift, who is well known over
the country, to the son o( the late
Charles B. Swift, who at one Ume
I was, president of the Reeds Spring
bank. The son served as cashier.
The In.stltutlon was taken over «ev-
I eral years ago by i.he Shepherd of
I the Hilto bank. Swift had no In-
terest In the bank.
I Friends said that they were un-
• able to Rive any reason why Mr.
I Swift should lake his life. They
I said he apparently had been in
I Rood health and that he had not. as
' (ar as they knew, experienced any
' financial reverses.
I Mr. Swift was not married. He
' is survived by two sisters and a
brother. Bralnard Swift, who lives
In California.
No Inquest had been held yes-
terday.
Polk County Man |
Killed In St. Louis |
In Auto Accident I
William Thomas Suyc, 72, mom-
ber of B prominent pioneer fair.ny ,
of Polk county, was killed In iii i
autombblle' accident In St. LouUi-.
Monday, according lo word recciv- J
ed here by relatlv»*.<; yesterday.
Funeral services win be In St.
Ixrtils Thursday morning.
Mr. Saye was salesman for a
tea and coffee copcem. He was
unmarried and had lived In St.
Loubt many years. He was bom
near MorrlsvlUe and spent his boy-
!i(iod thrrc.
Mr. Fayr 1r .•5ur\ nrcl by '-vo >:i<;-
tcrs, Mrs. Helen Skldmore and Mrs.
Jennie Wise, both of Mancheslen
111., and one brother. Ed Saye of
JacksonMlle; 111. ' He has two
nieces In Springfield. Mrs. AI
Rountree and Mrs. P. M. Hull.
MRS. MAIDE L. PATNE '
Funeral services for Mrs Maud* T '
Payne. 43. wife of D. J. p",ne ai« North
886
^fSS^det To Issiie
Marriage Lice nses
♦ ,T -.y. ¥ *» ¥
At His Home Today
rpHOSe couplei who might can
•t the areene county oourt
house Uxlay to obtain 5narTla«e
JlomBes and find th« recorder's
office locked there should not de-
spair.
For (heir accommodation— and
happlnew;— Jack W. McKee, re-
i corder, has arranged to Issue
I Uotnses at hU home at 963 North
Lyon avenue.
IJcensea were issued yesterday
tdr t«n Christinas weddings. They
are as follows: ' ■
Carl Torrance. 21. of Ooshen.
ind.. and Ro*e GarletU. 18. of
Spprlngfleld: Robert Lee Mus»
22. and Myrtle Spellers. 18. both
of Sprlnpneld: Vlndl N Wrstlnnd.
21, and Harriet Prescott. IB. both
of Springfield: . Leasly c. A.
Pleleke. 23. of Momence. TU.. and
Catherine Nicholson. 20. of Ash
Grove; John HolUren. ai, and
Wilma TrlplcU. 16. both of
Sprinsfleld: Jack E. Hall. 27. of
Fort Smith, and Bertha Dewett.
18, of Republic; Sam E. Davis. 28.
and Patsy Hasaman. 26. both of
Mountain Grove; Roy L. Prater.
34. and Ruth Sherrell. 21. both of
Mountain Grove; Otis R Ted-
rick. 20. and Thelma L. White. 19.
both of SprUiRfleld; Elvis R. Crow.
SI. and Eula Stuckpy. 35. both of
Springfield. The latter couple
was married at the court house
by the Reverend E. Lacy Porter.
^Funeral Thursday [
WTOFPioneer Bankf ^
Leader, H. M. Smith
.rFUDanX services for H. M. Smith,
prominent Springfield businessman
ahff^dlvic leader, who died yester-
day, will be held at 2:30 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the Alma
Lohmeyer Funeral home.. Tlic, Rev-
erend Frank Neff, pastor, of ^ the
'Oriuie M. E. church, will officiate.
Burial will be In Maple Park ceme-
tery.
Mr. Smith died at his home at
585 East Elm street following an
Illness of pneumonia. For the past
lew years he hJis been tiiKiigcd In
JhB real estate business. He was
rn tluougnoui lin.-. puiL of the
W one of Uie pioneer bankers,
the first bank in PuUskl
, and established the Mer-
National bank at 330 South
avenue. He was a mem-
a large number of civic or-
itioris. He is survived by his
two daughters, two brothers.
Islstan^ aad four snuulchUdrcn.
EVANS FAMILY REUNION
'-WILL BE HELD TODAY.
A reunion of the Evans Uaaiij,
HBdStta of Sprtncfleld and 'vldnitr.
wffl be a feature of the TtiletSda
oelebratkm at the ^ome of Miss
AUM BelderUoden, 1106 Obeny
street, today and tomorrow. The
hildren and a number of the.
grandchildren ul Mr. and Mra
Martin J. Evans will be present
They are: Mrs. Mattle J. Belder-
Unden of Springfield; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Pachlhoffer of Chicago;
Frank Evans of Texas; Mrs. Neva
Brown, of Central, Okla.; Beni7
Evans -of Nixa. Ml«.: Ora Town-
send of Webb City. -and Mr. and
Mrs. William Oelasmlt of Sprlng«
field.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 25, 1929 -LEADER
Page 1: Mrs. Clarence L. Akerley was killed.**
Page 8: J. Warren Swift cominitted suicide.**
Page 14: Gilbert I. Butterfield died.**
H.M.Smith died.**
Joseph B . Nugent died. * *
Mrs. Maude J. Payne died.**
Page 15: Card of thanks.**
Page 16: Miss Hortense Stone and Mr. Kirk Truess [Pruess] were married ** [Dim and
difficult]
a97
'-^«:«":
f Upon First 'Hon
.^nlque Romnnrr of Driirv's
i Prize Poet Marked by Two
I Ceremonies >^ ^^*?^
rtaleke. tormttlf
r.i'lmiiiir Nirholvn of A^h Grov«
livlaj li.Kl br'-n m«rrirf1 «
liiiK" w!;!!"" ^'lil oil hrr fir
inoun beca.nr i" «nd wm not abir
»" WTt'» H<>r pton thrn »Totr to'
MlJJI .SldV'.rvJiIl rv^. .,,l.:n^ ;:'•
filuntlon imd !iiiBB<"»f»''l 'h«l l^ry
r»rry "n Ih*- nrrr-poiTViirr
Thrn Thr I ncaflhrni
Af'ri 1 i>i ■ ••>- r.f II. 1 1 •
Mcond I IWW** "ue" Wiiu»u»l leittrt thtt be t
Jnoon. On Frld»). Dcwmber »• I J^ici\ lie MnyfU "'f1^.J;;^,^i,^l^j2-
>,oon. on mo»). i^crmBcr ^.,a«r. nc M..JCU -'.V'.,-Jr^>-...;-_
" . »_ __- _._>-.tM^ t#» ■■I'd '\ f I '■ " r * t tt\ '\ ^ts* * n K/^r
polf, whrii yhe »a' n-.aril<-tl to
Mr. Itolf. of MoiiifiK'. Hi-. »l l'>f
^;<rlh<i«P ro«irlhot;.». * »
The C"'ii.:r i...!'.*- I> S;>r'.rc!ir»rl , .,, ., r.rii.ii-'- nil'l Ii:nt-
iirirr the mam»Ke »iia rrtutcrril tWRi ■•• •»^.i.u » I'W-;:- fm: iml«prfl
„. ii,r (•-■■'■. n; J!"''-! ^■- >''" «■"< 'Of the lriiflllion«l dUniond, ■•'■■'•vi
Snr»^ trx«ly nrlrkf. Th« • t***^ J^'' *"'• M"- KwUlWg
'C^ldB l^3t «ltf»'«ic»< his-niime^^J^prlimicUl for • (t» r< ., . ,
tlrsBlly Bol''. »"" l«<her.h«<i,'<»«'«»(: bcjon- returning to Moinrnee.
fd-MnnKlieallr li!«-.mert Ih* n*f«*^ V 1. • ■ JM •• .• i
LiiJSH." '''cdui'C company' but «lv>
>Bnlel»1ifhd
Jp bulb firm
H&me Weddin
•At tlir I;: ■• :..-i:. ■'=• ■ •'■ '"
. i...:iiel ;.. • '• r^ ' ■"'-
r*^t n-M "'lock i(tH niBm*<Ji»r!
>m»..>v»mo ol lUveiena <l.
thli
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in the niM,.-r ■■.riiv-.. : ' ;ii'r H' >•
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mSmiT va • h»lf. ih'n Ihe lllinm* '
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M!v»fr-iii-ln\v, Mr». St. •in-. !<• jifriit;
lirr, Mr. K<liAiir<l H!(M.i«' wrt!« to j-'TV'
Mr. 'riiiev* i«v tj»-.t fn..ii 1 lltle-brvei:?
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!<io|v» ftiifl fe«.t^>.^n« f.f fill '.-I m.-v "feri'*
^hUDR wnh Jciil«'| wmi ixil.N Au in»-
prnvinfrt itltnr »S» buiji in the ctln-
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i^iv 'rt hoirt M Inrgr wi-flilMn;
mil l;i»>;<'
'•:ikr nilfl
lBj>ei« »in eitltei (^itlr ■•! the lake. ,
ftie V'l'iiiq •otipl" plnn 'o niiVe
their home nt Mind \Ve»i NirhoU
street.
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mjm PROBED
IU-I«Uvrs of tlllbort I. BinierlieKl.
43;^^ «f Lebanon who died in » lio»;
ptUl here December 30. alter be!
tttd bf^ fouiH^ M'^lfi'liU'lMilili^
111.' HiiliiiiH>re Iwtrl. %rrr here to--
,;... -ii-titlnc llir mnn> dr»lh '
I BuUrrdcId, who «•» believed by
^ mithnrlllfs (o h«Tf been pennl*^
1»M at int lime 01 ni» oemUi. had
' an eMst* a^wuntlnft to (10,000 or
• $12,000. the members of thn lamUy
; Mid. Thmr who were here today
I wwe II liunli'T. J J Bullerflrlrt. '
:iii(l II M-i'T. ^t'■^ .lr>.Mi- .^. Liithr\
of Coolidgr, Ariz., and Mrs. George ,
I W. Tlmmons. another stst«r. ol t
' Colorado SprliiR«. Col. Thr But-
:irllcld Junilly had Ii\c<l in I*'ba-
' lion ftnrr 1<MM »nd «»5 wpII kiio»"Ti
in Lniird'" roiitily. ' 1
The dead mau. who aaA an elcc- 1
inc. lineman, always carried bet»e»n !
»100 and $?00 with hlir. biit wb^n
:.f ci.iiJ li. l..»il iil;!\ :i (•■y '"O'lt.- >I
I Ills pocket. L. BartJioloine«. a gu'-<t .
' Ht the hotfl. told the lamUy today >
that hf h'ard ?ome one rnt^r Bui-
itrrtlelda room about 2 o'ctocW He ^
moniing ^of £>ecenitaei;/KL. and that J
i for abcKjil »"i hi'iT iW.hta^ **?t|
' -ii'i r <hlc"ih*-'iirti:inrf 111 tHf rootii,i
Wurn 11.11 'IikIoiitv was anm.<^rd|
.tgnin. •>(• 3 o'clock lie rntrrfd tln-j
iin<io «i'cl loMiid iiiiiirrftfld In ai
pa»t^ coiidltioii «tt«nipllng to cia«n
li.i.. Ill- Iw-d Ur raid thrrp wer^
»:<j. tK>itlr% (oiiiid in llic rixmiwliicli
ii:mI i.e*-ii I'fJ.hy Vf* i"t,nidrr. A r#-
• .•. 1.- I i'i:r.>i I'f fl'C hotel toda*.'
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"e^had drlvni In iin nutomobtie •nff'
«»'' •*' ill lli»l lif iiskril that I1K rnr'
I- '.»K<il I" .1 ^.<'.ii:.i' '■T lii'u II'
, cur »u.y uol •.urcU lor, lio^rvrr. am!
itto by nnother oar. ivlw*e
I aim badly damNgril. Later, they
-IN. II «ii'. dihfii til niinlhiT earuRf
• .1. iiir . l.r ll'!'l< 1 III ''I li:i'l "■
.,.r liil
i . 'rhrmighiMil ilir a-rrk - 1 he man ;
ri'iiiiiiiii-d ni (iir^oli-l. Ill of rhllls I
4 and cold. Kliutll). Viii l-riiliiy inoin- 1
'inir. not knowtnR.lhnl hr wa» a'
' » .t. ,.f iti.nri- (wi'.-'n ;tl tlv h'l'rl
t'ltlli-d Hr. A. AiiiiMioiiH, fll.v l>li.\-
Iftlciall.'
i attortly a/tenioon. Dr. 8. r. Tat- ;
mail wa^ mllrd. !?(• found the man]
.•I II iliiiik." it>ii(|iii"ii. hr ^nUl |o<!ay.
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Oiimod UnllPflW^^Wf^^^wJn-*
iiujiita. ...
[;*^/TJBrt»r«ther-trtoort high hi our
rtiiiiiiiiiiilfv. "nd'we do not lyllrv^'
I he war, llriIw.ll:^• " 111- .:-.trrs syiil
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Ml' Ji'ii.rf. lti.l>ljrtMiii, Mill lit Ml niii!
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H^ 4. TlMiA- dUt". T. -J iv»jl «>. , vni- ■yvvv
f]~eAHO& OF thanks; IM MEIfOKIUI
la trfl* « <Milt . . < '
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J i/'iiiCoii.'Otir d«rlli>i fiDifr •nd-methar
utiw orpaitcit Una tilt Matcii ;t«(t> and j
Ovr lir«rt!> nrr ml lAiUy for Aur paitn;» '
Hc iw»r nM' ^ui.r iluii.r in i.vii v# *«u
Ka« luMtf. MBO* Ued eallva Mwa to coom.
W* Bilu UMlr <ear far**, ll>«lr Wring car*,
but nu» amvii lh« kl»«aci prMoUa-.wV'U
liirr I 1 liriii v\rt tliri r
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FORMER BANKER^
TAKES OWN life;
' ■ ' ■: i
Reeds Spring Man Is Found
Shot to Death in Bnrn '
! Near His Home j
• J. wwrtn Bwlft «. form*r IU«U ,
!!iiilr.v- b»nk rft^hlff who WM ftnind I
.-!ioi lo death -njeidiy m » •«•" ol
•he b»rn »t his home ilirr*. wM
Ix-lleved lo<l»i f" h«vr killtd hlm-
, Thr man h»«l iwl brtii known lo
Millrr any nharp inmncml lov«'>.
but gfner»l dtpn-Mlon olnce the
.'•.•h T'!-! ^'•■^rs "to ol tils f.Thfr.
l.irmrr |vr».(l.ir ••! •!■<• ""-'I
Bprlnt b«nk 1» •.limed br »<tmf
B»rro«nl >hol|tun
litil'lwOwr. Tirilnirl 8«Ut, who u.
In ihc United BtMW r>«Tnw'»i I
:i,Tyiee id C»hlornU. •!>* two •l.^-
Jtrrs, Uicludlnf MU* Berth* •HwiH.;
'with whom he Jived. «nd •nother In'
Iiiaho. 5urvlvr Dr. Curl D Hwlll -
<le«ii or the Bible wliwl m Dniry
' r<mr«t. «M • cotMtu. ,
S*i!! !> •: : , w <i! n hlio'rmi frnm '
llaMnona Hwlii.llc » irmul." i"' ^
Mniidnv. uid inloiiiied l>l« ►"■<«f '
■...111 i'.-.i!i Il.r. !;•• nu-- •-••ir.K rnl)-'
l.f ImntlPF He dirt not iciurii
hrnne Monday ulght, »nd • searrli
tt..s Ukuii Tii<-.-rtuy inoriilnK :«Ii"r
«.: • Her'.ha fwift hud dvrn the
tii»iiii
TlK 'iHtV •.<;<• tl'MUrl ill 'll'" *•:•'■"
I.-.- I .'I.T .A'i;. :•: «l'l: . '■■ •■ '•
v.«^ i:e:ii iii.-.i.iy m: I :i.'- •> ■ •
»>iirlde the verdict. Ni> nut.-. .■
Jelieib «irr fuuMil
p^^k||^ faneral liiroinplrle
f dhkries B Swirt. fathvr ol llir
yoiuiK man. uici prrvnidit nt tin-
yheedi SprtnR bank and J Wnrren
■R«irt 11.1 ra.-lilcr iM-fortr llie iiiviliii-,
•..<n Tvi.N tik'!! .^••r liv i!)e S»li'-|>-
l:. :■! ft :•■■ HU.- li<i.t; '. :ii .' '!
< "Sip.re tin' inin* ami th<' ««.>•»
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r."im Ih>ii-<- i'U 'lu' Ii'm;'-'. i! ..
■ ■ • rt'.f nt Ihc tir*l'
I-^inetal a^rHnl!ollall^^ i:i diu.t
'of ThomhUl.ot. Branson, are lndr!i-
■•• per ilinc rerpipt i,< vorrt frc.ni
;. i: .•!.. • i:..! .:-■.• ■<■ ■■■:■■ ■■■ •
■.r->"'
^Ozarka Farmer
Fatally Shoots
j Wife hy Accident
I Mn. CUrewcn l*. Aitfrley. «, ol
I Mountain VI*-. Shunnon eouBlj*?
■ vnt. arriflfnl.i'lN »hi>k.an(t klllfd oy
i hrr hiifbnnd mI 3:45 oclock Tue«-
rt.iy Aftrrnoon ^- he nw loading a
.shntKiin In Ih'ir home. 1
Akerl-.- who i.' .ST. wil-. cleared .f
' all hlani" by •jfliiT'^. He told how
[ he had cnne into ihr house to set
j a gun~wi'-h which lo shorn • hawk.
An hn pajwed throuch a narrow fn- '
i[«flM(t.pocob Mljouuns Um Uteto^l
■ thH ffun wax diKhanted Into the!
' woman'a fare mhen »he w«» only |
about H feet »-\»v Her neck w»*
hi'ik'-n nil'! ''ti'Ii « :».» la'l.infane.
Ak«rly had hren nn.itrvl
tflce ond Ml- —••II 1-nrI tv-.i m»r-
rted thrrr ipi>-.-,. kt ►niall chil- ^
I dr«n survive. ' . ■
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 26, 1929--DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Mrs. Clarence L. Akerley was killed.**
Sam Bartell and Robert Lee Allen were killed.**
Page 2: Mrs. Oliver E. Sewell died.**
Page 10: J. Warren Swift was killed.**
Gilbert I. Butterfield died.**
H.M.Smith died.**
Joseph R. Nugent died.**
Mrs. Maude L. Payne died.**
DEATHS
If. M. KMITH
PuncrtI »#rTiee« for H. M. Bmlth,
prominent Sprlnrflcld bu»ln«M man who
rtIM TuMdtT. will b« hHd »t J:SO o'flork
thU •(trrnooD in the Atma Lohmryer
funeral hom«, tb« Revarend Prank N#ff.
pastor of Grace MethodUt church, offl-
clatinr. Intermeni will b« In MapU Park
ctmetcry.
JOACPH «. NUGINT
Pun«ral aarTlcM lor Joaapb K. Kuf«i
•4. of S»S BeonTllto aTanoa. who dJ
Tmadar nlfhi at hla bom* feUowlas
Itncvrlnr Ulnaaa. wfll ha hald •« S &W
Friday afternoon In the Kllngner funei
chapaL Bunal will b« in B«lla VI
cemttery.
MUB. MAUDK U TATHT.
Funeral aerylcen for Mra. Maud*
Farna. 43. wlf« of D. J. Payne. 3
North Main avenue, who died Tue«<3
meralnt. will b« h«kl tiiU afU>rnoon
J 30 o'clock at Hamlin Mefrorlal Bapt
church. Interment will ba In Oreenla
cemetery under direction of J.
KUnmar.
9«10
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SKULLS FRACTURED
EMPLANE CRASHES
AFTER ^NOSE DIVE'
Sam oailcll, Veteran Sprir.grficld Flier Dies in
Hospital at West Plains; Mayor Ordered
Pair Not to Take Passengrers Up After Re-
ceiving Reports That Pilot Had Been
Drinkinsr.
I
NJURIES suffered shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday after-
noon when their airplane nose dived to earth at the we«t-
em limitji of Cabool, brought death to Sam Bartell. 35,
veteran Sprinsrfield flier, well known in aviation circles here,
and Robert Lee Allen, 24, Mountain Grove, who was a
passensrer, withbi lei<s than an hour of each other last night.
fn- Allen, with the front and top part of his head severeftr
crushed, died at 10:15 o'clock last nisrht in Springfield Bap-
tist hospital here. A futile effort to save the youth's life waM
made by Dr. Wilbur Smith. The youth'jC father. Andrew
Allen, WHffht county deputy sheriff, and his mother, were
here with their son when he died.
Th^ youth in iurvlved.
hU parraU. by a wife and
brother. JesM Allen, aU of
Uln Grove.
Tb« bod J ira« viewed by Or. ICnr-
r«r 0.- flla>*r Oretn* oaBttly->«ae»,
eon, an<f4ihm tak«i la ttmf9»hf
tha Kltntnef
In the CluixU Hogan
Wrut PiaJrn from Injurtee' wliieli
mangled hia body terrtblj. The
flJer. who la yean of flylnc never
had been cranted a toverronent ](•
cenM. suffered a • compound tnC'
ture of the left let. » double trac-
ture of the left arm. broken left
shoulder and a head InJ^rr which
alone would have been tufftdenC.
to cauM death. The top of his
skull had hren pierced by
part of the wrecked plane.
CAUSE UNDETEKMINEO I
*^ ' »
The exact catue of the craah
could not be learned last nlfht. It
wta believed due either to engine
falhjre or a battle btUieeu the two
men for coatrol of TK* Vl*n<. which
la owned by Oeorte Haittay. a
farmer living about ilz mllea aouih-
we«t of Caboof.
Hartley had purchased the plane
several months ago" at K«"tes City
and retained Bartell as pilot and
Instructor of a small flying achool
which he hoped to estabUih. The
machine, an American Eagle, was
considered a trustworthy craii b>-
aviators who had examined It
^ ♦
REFUSED GASOLIXE
8*^1
I Several resldenu of Cabool de-
clared that Bartell appeared Indis-
posed, when he and Allen got Into
the ship, to fly It back to Mountain
Grove, where headquarters for It
I were established some time ago. The
plane had been flown to CabCBi
I last Friday, when It had been tn-
, tended to Uke passengers for short
! rides.
' "'Bartdl and ycMnic Allen
to mt and tried to buj caaollne
about 11:S0 o'clock this mornlnc."
Ira BowiM, Oabool ^saraffo propri-
etor, Mid last night, '-but I wouldn't
let them have It because ^the pilot
•eemed to bare been drinklnf.'
": 2ueM they managed to get It
aomewhere elM. because they came
back to my place and borrowed a
blow torch to heat up the inUke
manirold of the machine before
lUrUng It At that time I tried to
talk Allen out of going up with
I Bartell."
I WftriiPtl by Cnbool rr^klriits thnt
i Bartell wa* In no condition to be
flying an airplane. Mayor H. E. Mc-
Ktnney went to the flying field and
forbade him to take up pauengers
for Chrlgtmaa rides.
♦ ♦
I NOT "WARMED UP" |
4 «
It waa shortly after that when
the two took to th^ air from the
field east of the town, oetenalbly to
go to Mountain Grove. They flew
over Cabool only 50 or 75 feet above
the houMtopa, apparently having
difficulty in getUng altitude, and
crashed Just within the western
limits of the town. The ship nar-
rowly missed hitting the home of
Lw Richardson, near U. 3. highway
No. 80.
Whether the engine failed because
It had not been properly "warmed
up" or eccentric flying by Bartell
had caused the younger man to at-
tempt to get control of the machine
could not be learned.
ll.e. :::f:: v.rii- f'-n-i;*.' '-nir. ;V.'
badly wrecked aircraft by persons
who saw th« fall and then were
taken to the Gayiord-sailott funeral
parlors In Cabool in an automobile
by two brothers, Verne and Orville
Laws. There first aid was admin-
istered by Dr. L. M. Edens. who
ordered that they be taken im-
mediately to hospitals.
Young Allen was hurried to
Springrfleld In a Gaylord-EHliott am-
bulance, accompanied by Dr. J. T.
CaTaller of OabooL Bartell was
remored aoon afterward to the West
Plains hospital In an ambulance
summoned from the C. R. Burns
Undertaking company at Willow
Springs.
Although Bartell had been flylnR
eight years or longer, he never had
been granted a pilot's license by the
branch of tha department of com-
merce in charge of aviation. Admit-
tedly slLlllfUl In nanaimx aucraii.
he was not able to pass the written
examination, it was learned from I
friends here, and was lax about |
keeping motors In first cla.vs me-
rhanlcfll condition. He was said .by
many to have frequently taken a
.ship into the a!r without properly
warming tha motor, a practice con- j
demned by good pilots. This alleged ,
neglaet wta flTUi as tii» oauM of %j
number of crashes he had had dur-
ing the past several years.
♦ <
I HERE FOUR TEARS i
^ <
Little Is known of Bartell hert
except that he first came to Spring-
field from Oklahoma City abou:
1 four years ago when he was em- I
I ployed as a pilot by Carl McCluer,
manager of the Springfield munlcl- ;
pal airport. His connection with
McCluer. iiowevt;i, was r.^t .'or '.^r.;;
I Since then he had served as pilot
[ for several other owners of planes j
here. |
Sprlngflpld avIftLors declnrrd lB-<il
licensed pilot should not be held
against official aviation, which Is | !
under strict government supervi-
sion. The Hartley airplane, it was
pointed out, could not be licensed
without an approved pilot flying It,
although it was a good machine.
Ivan Malone, 10-year-old Moun-
aln Grove boy, who was at the
Sprhigfield hospiUl last night with
sevtral other friends of youns Al-
len, said he and Allen drove to
Cabool In the same automobile yes-
terday morning while Bartell went
In another machine. Malone and
the ill-fated youth had quite an ar-
gument during the drive, the former ,
said, over the question as to which ;
would accompany the airplane back
to MounLaln Grove.
Allen's mother, be ssiid. urged her
son when he left home ooC to ride
In the plane, but the boy was ao
tr.thjr!-'"- •'v^'-t r.vine tha*. he
disregarded her request.
Upon receiving Information that
Allen was being brought to Sprinc-
field by airplane, the W. L. Blame
mortuary .sent an ambulance on a
hurried trip to the municipal air-
port. ■ It wa.1 some time before it
WSJ* definitely determined that air-'
plane service was not bring \ued
I to brlog Um loJuTKl bar t)«« .r4
8«11
hUlMtKiltAIIIUiK.
miED SUICIDE
Decide J. Warren
Reeds Spring
Himself
Swift
Shot
•of
A Tenllct of suicide was returned
b* ft coroner's jury Investlgfttln^
the death of J Wftiren Swift. 38.
former cftshler of the Bank of Reeds
aorlnff. who«e body wan found Tues-
day in a barn loft at his home near
R«eds Sprlnir. A shotgun, which
ho had borrowed Monday to go
hunting, was beside the body.
No mrv.fiCf* ''^'^ fniind nnd h\^ '
stater. Miss Bertha Swift, could not
•dTanw » motive. A search was
begun for him Monday night when
he failed to return from the hunt-
ing trip.
Swift and his fnther sold thrlr
Interest In the bank several years
ftgo and since then he devoted him-
self to farming.
RELATIVES INVESTIGATE
SALESMAN'S DEATH HERE
- Not satisfied with the explanation
«lven of the death of GUbert I. But-
terfleld. 42, of Lebanon. In a hos-
pital here Decembt^ 2Z. .c.cv:..:^ -.
rived in Springfield yesterday to in-
vestigate his demise.
Butterfleld. after being found iU
In his room at the Baltimore hotel,
was taken to a hospital, where he
died of pneumonia. Conversations
and information given by hotel
guests have led relatives to belie\e
he might have been robbed after
being treated by an intnider. Sev-
eral bottles were found in the room.
IM IS KILLED
Coroner's Jury Absolves Hus-
band of Criminal Blame
In Accident
A CORONER'S Jury aboolved
Clarence L. Akerley, of Moun-
tain View. Mo., of crimlriRl blame
In \hn death of his wlfp whom he
accldcnU»Jly shot and killed Tues-
day afternoon while loading a shot-
gun In their home.
The Jury, after hearing the evi-
dence, returned a verdict that the
shootlns was accidental. Akerley
' told hnw hf had jrone Into the
i home to get a gun with which to i
I shoot a hawk. As he passed |
through a narrow closed porch ad- ;
I Joining the kltahen, Uie gun was :
discharged into the woman's face.
She was only eight feet away. Her.
neck was broken and death was|
instantsoieous. |
The inquest was conducted by Dr. i
Houston, coroner. Prosecutor J. P.
Moberly and Sheriff J. D. Norton;
were present. {
Mrs. Akerley, who was *S years '.
of age. had been married twice and I
the man had been married three ,
times. No small children survive.
A daughter. Mrs. W. E. Shubert, re-
sides in Erie. Penna.. and a half-
sisler In Louisville. Ky.
The Akerleys came to Shannon
county early last summer from
Wnfut eountj, Ora
9^3
MRS. OLIVER E. SEWELL
DIBS AT WALNUT GROVE
Mrs. Oliver E. SeweU..89. pioneer
Greene coimty citizen, died shortly
after noon yesterday at the home
c! hrr r^r. ' ^^' «;»<tip11 nt Wnlnut
Grove. Mr. Sewell died In October.
She Is survived by the son and a
sister, Mrs. W. R. Armstrong, of
Morrlsvllle, Ho.
Funeral services will be held at
the Luck. Mo.. Methodist church at j
12:30 o'clock today. Burial will be
made in the Hickory Grove ceme-
tery under direction of the Brim j
Funeral home. |
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1929--LEADER
Page 1: Ed Waddle and Miss Jewell O'Kelly were married.**
Sam Bartell and Robert Lee Allen were killed.**
Page 4: Phyllis Barbee sues to divorce Joe Barbee. They have a child. They have been
married five years.
Page 8: Joseph R. Nugent died.**
Mrs. J. H. Fulton died.**
A daughter Norma Deolores Kennemer was bom December 23 to Mr. and Mrs. B.
O. Kennemer, 1236 St. Louis street.
Daughter bom to Mr. and Mrs. R. L. [illegible]
Page 10: Frances Jane Rosback and Jolui Pickering are engaged to marry.
Miss Pauline Fults and Mr. Joseph Yakey were married.**
■ Page II: Miss Harriett [?] Eugenia Prescott and Mr. Vincil Westland were married.**
1*^
Auto Avoids D^g. ^
Dives OverChrf^
w
■*■»•«
Home Wedding
'^--sJOPLlN. Mo. D«C. 26-DeRUX to*,
.l.v r:..im.Hl Fr.ink PhilliDS of N'^H
Mn ow- of flvp ChrtstmM excur-j
Monist!. xui'Mvci vosirrday whtll--«»i
outomoblle Piuugccl over a IW-looi ^
tcUff near JSo«l-.»It«r^ the /_ggj
, Ing a cioK. ^ „, . .
Th* arrldfnt occnrrfrt on Hi«n-
»ay -1 n mile south of Nofl. while
thp party was en route to Gravetle,
Ark, 10 altrnd a Chrlstma.-s dinner..
Af'rr cra.shlng down- the cliff the j
nuiomdhilo cam'' to rest on th*- j
bank of a small stream. 'I
, Richard Oatton. 20. o! Or»ve«»4
wa.s the driver of the car. " I
i Mi-5 Nora nuirls. Gravel to. suf-
ffncl 'hf'f Iractuu'd \<T;r!jrB«*. and
Fi..n.'.:iu Ci;i''<'ii 5 bro'hrr of Rich-
,i..i. ..:.':'"i .k ; : .iv.1..; 'li .»r.'i.i. Ail
three were taken to a Neosho hos- j
[pital.. Mrs. PhUllps and Richard]
ftfif'-'n e.'^capcd with minor In-
• mil's.
I the nty. b»c«m»«
the brlrte ol Mr. |
,n,p^o•.•^^.l nrrh ..f holl> and n, M.rtor.
,OUrr circorMlon. of the «"'7'"'^^",!
room!* were carried out in the Ch.ut
! m«« wnt'f ■ ,..■••
lot .l.'ll >'lHr. mrr pinK. M "-^ '';"''•;;; ,
n,,.M..on wn, m«.<l nf honor •""_'?"
1 , b^lge rrrp.. rtr.M. Mr. r«ul Fvi!U.
I i.ron.cr of the hr'^le. «b* beM m»n. ]
... ., -.-, , ...... ,. ' '■<- y-r-- Sbo "1"
., ii;rr:,i.rr •■ ••■'• ►•'^'^
Mhr.nl. Mr .••." M'' V:.wrv ,.111 hr
p. ,,.,,„r :.' -JI-^l .SnrM. Nrvlr'on «ve-
niir uttfr th:s »fV:.
FMi:f.».n(r 'he innrrlnce r-rrmntir
inii'-heon *»i« nrrvrrt the brid.T'. p«rty
f
Ec/ Waddle Wed
To Everton Girl
At Mount Vernon
Announce '^'^^rnose
<fiRiRht*r ■>»r^*'
II.. I mi-*. ./-'I >■•"' '"
Mr l-.>>i.\ 11.. . f ■
-TirrTi— TffVTih I., il'.:" ^^. ^.„ ,
r„mp»«ll «^--"" Tl.r.. .-.^'1. «^«i
.,-,.1 l>. . .11;'-! " " '■ ' ' . .,,
the n/'vrrriKl Ur. W i '»
Vl« not,,*. Mr Ktifl M:« «1
iiikke U.rlr r.M.r.> I .'
11
will I
' Ed Warl'-Hr. pnllrr trrc^nf Who
h«? bTn namrrl m fruicrci O. C
• Pike as chief of pohce «nd who wUl
; t«ke office on January 1. wo.-i mar-
' . rH M'-.ir^n- n'.ob' Drromhrr 2.1, to
Ml.-.' Jr*.il OKrlly. 2.V of Ever-
ton. Mo . It was learned today.
The (ti- li-.ony wa.s pn formed a"
j Mount Vernon by Juatlce ol, the
'. p^r R. C MrOuklilU of ihni rlty.
Uir oil., '.u.' -:'- !" ihr ir. .ir :..-..; <-
were R N. Brook^hire. motorryclr
ti.,,-^ •>••' r.-/- ■fhrv-^ of the Mr-
81H
iiii
tlw iHliiintnr
ii'%ffl
i> ' >
iMFr^an
lfll^H!i^r
LIQUOR PROVESjf ACTOR,
Quarrel in Air Is Piotured'
Before Machine Falls
I drunk come day an4 go up aii4>
• ',;;r. him«eU— ."
i. jTtaiu did Mnt. Oene Kins. 1000
I East Chestnut ft reel, former wife
' of Sam Bartell. 35. world war flier
I and aviation instructor
fjelrt. today $lm
' fxpU nation of the
ibodl m -which Biilrten ,
^1 pupil were lnJuwl^|(Mf3^P^
. Icrday. ...---. ^,. -
} ' Th^ir skulls crushed •nd »ttn«r*
jlng other miemal injuria*, BaWU.
' and Robert Lre Allen. 34, avUUoo"
' rnthsiilftsl *'f Mv>uul»m arnvv. Mo*
died several hour* after tha Am«^
1 lean SagM pUm la wblelk flMT tool
olf at Cabool yesterday afternoon
limped acr«e» the town and then
craabed In a noiwUqi . iHitt imtflt^
N^ In^neel rUmied
Bartell had Uved in 8prlnfffleld\
for four yean, golnf recently to*
Mountain Grove. He Is survived by
hlA lather, a E. BartcU of Okla-
homa City: two Risters. Mrs. Matt;
Miillcr of Oklahoma City and Mrs.
B. Hlnrsrn of Loe Angflce. Cal.|
and one daughter. Evelyn. .^
Apparently convtnoed that CSuJiM
ma* drinking was at the bottom •(
tho fatal criwh. officials of TeigV
rotinty today made no mova to oon«
fluil nn mqurst Into tho accident.
WnlrsA rcUUves of the victims re^
nurn an Inquest. It is likely IMf
no offtclnl li.vTstljfaUoii will ^
made by r)<->rlor L. M. Ldfn of ^-'
bool. the Texas county coroner.
Dual Controls Hooked
Thrrr throrlri regarding the eaii«
of the crash wnr ndv.u.rr.; today,
hut. \h^ rxplanntlon that Bartell.
the pilot, and Allen both had been
flnnkiiiK inn through thr jther pos-.
Mbllltlee. It waa dUcovered a<t«i'
I the crash that the plane's dual cm-{
now were hooked up at the time,
I and It It possible that Allen soi«h\
; lo get control of the ahlp from
norirll.
A .MiKt;r.-li'''ii liial i'ul.l^^ cf tht
biplRiiC wrrc to blanjc came fr«i
G radon Ballard, a llcen^.,DliOt ot^
Willow Sp^lng^ who only ionHl|M)p^
: a(;n (rll from a low altitude toue
•'7 ';,',■;..,. .>.;., M'J~>».'>ir.t:tlM Orovp.'"TfP'
Vand Churlcs Al.'-up. lus pasacugwc
I \h<h escTpcrt unhurt ui lliu jlrst fall.
, BolUud >ilu h« -bilie\ed one wlnflL
! of lliP pinnn was hriivy. nnd thg^
j the luUUcr Uiil not work properly.
1 Live Several Hours
BoUi aufferitkg crushed skulls apU !
' l;.t-::i;iS trj^rrl^. Bnrtell anrt* AWAfT
.' ;!\ril foi jL^-cral hours iilter their
U»t
.^*f.., 1.1.-,
-1' ■- ,•■
i to haVa been happy 'oafr >«Mkft''
natd the Tiler
1 tte glrf, E>*ly«- ■ ^
' Oftt»n he threatened, aha said, to
' (trt drunk Ro up and kill himself.
1 He was a good flier." she said.
• hnr he has had more than hl»j
iRhare of acddenU because be.
couldnt stay away from Uqnor.
! And then he was of a reekkw na-'
tiire. loo. '
' i.tv t;
thel
:I;m skiiimiiiK; tlio house-
: «.■ .."111. u< ::i into u nose
■,ii(i liuiK'l Us i)o«.p lr> the
: ■•:: i!.' u-:i k;:'- cf tlir town
.' • •' (••.'■ iin ■:in
. .ii HM.)
nnrli'.l cx-
;.i:'T 1 \ter
. ..• .'. I '. 1'..
;:i.\i n^,;l.! ai..
•• . .. I ..
^^■^^
8<^5
. . .' • 1 ;.• I .i.i:.
ii.iwarrs |<» Owner i
■. '. \:.:- ''..■ ■■ . :\ ;::?<> the
•■ :■', Uic aCTn'iii.i. li.uiillaml ;
!■ c.iboyl. where- the,
laikvU in JR flf jdj, flthtj
ho ' hhmrm<'*WnfS^
[tiint ni'iir Cabool, who'
hli.p on the IntvUllment j
^UKhl II
fpliiv'^ wiUi iht» intentuuv oritsninir)
i»»»'.i«'il H." In; ; I 'it lor.
/\'!' inp:";* it( ihi- flt'T'i to obtnln '
i<— oMWMJtilHHiim f 1 1 Itiig sUUou. «l|
Cabool lorTttir* plaiiQ w^re. In vain,,
tlif tilili'e f'.itioii ,•.•:;. tir ffn-im!
lx■(UlI^.«■ tlie* ;ip|i( ttieil to huve Lx-cii
I'rlNi:!:-.^. f ' '
M.t\iir HJ K MtKiiint'S ol CuJkjoI
■.«,i. M.'ili'i) 1./ (■'.'■••■ii:- tliiil Hiir»«'ir
•• • !•)^•^ll,^•M! iiiiM ih;'l hf piannrd
' I '..'l:i- I II |i' '■•:;:<!■'. M.i'.uf Mi'-
K.: 11" vvni f.| Ihf fi>!;.!; l.-iii him
•• ••-: r>| H::J'''I 1 "• U< l;ikf itloft
l»r:iii;:< is wi Cluisr.iii.. cjp> (uchts.
I'. I''''! bor:-' •'•■! .i li'-'v ''irrh fo
A i:in '.^ t\v ii!;inilr>!{l liriorr (nking
(off. and tlftn hr and Allrn 5tnrt«tl[
f"r Mountain firovr. th*« lattrr*«l
lv»mp, with I 111' hniltPd ftjpply ofi
;•.; ':•!".. •' iv- ' I: <! I'''". Ir't iji tlv""
■'!i;|i. Tin- . ;t>:;ir.'' i;I (l.ffni.'.ty i:i
■ i;. ': tnr ;i:'it:'!''V
llie pi.iivL* l!t\v over Cabool only.
■>0 iir 7'> f ; • ' nI)ov>' thr lioii^rfopv
iiml rnishcd jus? within /he wcxlem
.iii.i;.- Ill i!..- ;o.'.ii. It nuuovsly
iniv.-rd tln''homi< of I,, nichardson.
lionr U. S. liibhwny flO, dived sud- •
dpniy nnd pJIr«l up «in U» now. -j
■J i.i- i>iipi !;<■:• w.i.' Mi.ip|)i(l lintt ,
; tlio ».i\rfint.' 'unlfd two Icct In the
•rniiind. Al'on. who wjis riding .In
• •■ : •••,.. I .■'.. ■•int. ^i:i| niirifll
o.'i.i v.i.-i- l.'ji.d 111 t:n' h.Kiiy siinl-.
lirrd riiM'l.TKf. ttlilrh hnd fallen '
lurk-uiid to the Riniiiid nJtT reel-'
iiiir 'kvwnrd. i
MIi-iis ||iiil\ llonir
i Wllnchscs of the croiih draKge4j
Ihi! iiu-n fioir •' • •' • • \ f;-<v-
lord-Klliolt ..ii ..;.(.• i.k.k. Alien
to Sprlncflr'd Dnptlst huspital. while j
.1 C. i< Hums .Mibiiljiiiro from Wil- '•
:i .V Ppi iMKs rcir.ovPil Unrlrll soon f
nftcr-Anrd to the West Plains hOBr ^
p;M'.
Ailfu > IX'uy '•v.Ls M-nt today by
\hc Klii-.-jiicr funprn! home to'
' Mountain Grove for burial. Bart«U's •
iiil. «.;•■. \n\:<^n l);i( k ti Willow'
, Spniiri?;, but didiouliy was cncount-|
• '^fd m Qndittc .^nv rfUuves toi'
YounK Alien b sur\ivpd by Ins
(atlur. Andrtw Al.rn. \Vrn;li! ro in-
i
y.'. V
•i'<
■ :••! -'v '.-r h"- Jp's»- Allrii.
... .V. I'.-- i-"..
*,.s Mrwrd b\ Iir. Muriny Stoiir
(irtoiip co\i:ity cornopr. before U I
«;».■» tnknvbv ihi* Kllni.nrr l»inrri>l ^
iMiT-.r niul '..lit toilay to Mountain 1
c irovo lor Imt ml
ll:ii:«l) hnd brrn tm»blf> to oblalii '
•I pilot '•■ !irrt>.sf> from the commerce I
(lc|);ir'iu<-Mis nviotlon riivl.tion •!-
tlsounh In- h.Ail l>-<n •■:•'■!•■: '■"" >"n'>y '
hp#ani. He wm considered overcon*!
fldrnt nnd somrllmrs rarrlrss In
ygif>f~y lUott • plane which had not
■"been properly warmed up.' Several
crackup* u> whiil. h«v I'.iLftP*"** »«*•,
n..'i.i inliiry were hlnmed to IhU
iaiui- lawli.
Stacpd Kshlbitlona I
I He was employed aa a pilot abou^ ^
four year* ago by Carl McCluer^
mnnaRer of the Pprlngfleld munlel* ^
pal airport, when he cnme here
iioiii akliilioinii City. IIP did not
hold his loll lonp. but nftprward*
ptintpd plunP!" for m'vpral other
SprtnstiPl)! cUU^lI^.
•Simi- ;.i.-; '.iiiiiiiK r. niirirll li!\(l
MaKPd a niimbpr of flyioR e.shibl-
iion!« over Ozark.s towns with Mra.
MimkIo Unvi.'s. who now II ve.^ with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hopkin.i. 455
South Missouri avenup, Sprlntrfleld.
h.:: V h<":<" iiia; hrr Vtrs 1,. .1. Dale,
livps ju.sl north of IniiM). Mo. klx
in'.''", from Moiintnin Hrovp.
■I'm not Mirprlsprl."' Mrs PiUl?;
said Kiniply whpn new.s of the fatal
rriKh r;(mp (o hPr She rpnipml>prpd
I hill slip ami IlnrtPll crashPd bpforr
.» r^hprfnli-d paiiichufp jump a'
't'liin'.Tin (iiM\r Ortobrr -R Shr
l\.'t.« ivif bprii 111 11 planp fliuc 111*-
}m€
took
> inftwmal hoinr wedding
» yetterday niornliiK when MUa
eiirrmnri iivcnup. "ijrcame Ih*
ol Mr. Vli«il Wpntland.'aon of.
Victor .A
•>• prpMucp o( tnttiiiate frleodjt
relattrea of ih« two famitte'ii
Lucille Nil Itri !e wn.^ iiiniil >>I
r Htid Mr Floyd Hraseal waa I
man. liir inai.iatte sprvlce waa ,
before an improviTf* hitar. *l»h
oilier Clirlat-
imprttatply follow inu ilift cere-
ly tii« young (o'.ipip :>'ft. for a
hoin-)!!!"-!!! 'ri|> i:i Prn»^''-ol)i.
niPwri^^mnmi
an
ll>« at tiooip n'Jrr iiir f,r..i of the
w*M-f»« tHt street
v4
9«»fe
i.'Tn»^^l*^ .
«**?;;
HfxVllN ill*
tf ', ii'Wl I nil
.• ? \v K
,,,.. .1.. ..' t v'l l-.iVoii. ^
„ ...»,; !!.«♦ r.lftW-l
>i r>,»v.ti>it >.ir»i'.
Von-r*l neruri'*
^-.iir.i.iv iif"ri>'-<>"
fi.lu.ii iMi.< t»TV. !•■
Hpi.i.Kt.elrt un«Jrr 'Jie
Kl. I'l" r tTnilrrtnVlr.i'
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1929 -DAILY NEWS
Page 1: George Ganaway, 18, was accidentally killed Wednesday near Dunnegan, Mo.
He is survived by his mother and stepfather Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hammons, a sister Mildred, and
three brothers Travis, Ed and Burrel.
Page 2: Charles Closs died.**
Rev.J. J. Keller died.**
Cline Robertson died.**
G. L. Sargent died.**
Joseph R. Nugent died.**
Emma Lee Hodge died.**
Page 3: Mrs. Daniel Dillon died.**
Page 9: Card of thanks.**
Page 10: Phillis Barbee sues to divorce Joe Barbee. They were married in June 1922
and have a child.
Robert B. Allen and Sam Bartell were killed.**
Ed Waddle and Miss Jewell O'Kelley were married.**
BOLIVAR COLLEGE STAR
VICTIM' OF INFECTION'
Blood poisoning, resulting from
an Infertrd tonsil. rr<'iilt<>ri br
iiii,lu Ui tlif dciili dl Ciinr li'iO':;-!
I son. 21 yrays old. rinr foolbnll nnrt
j b.i.'kctbnll plnyrr ol IJo',!- ar Ii.ip:;~"
, collccr.
• RoberUon. ,scn of Mr. and .Mrs
_ George L. Robertson ol Boln-ar. n as
forced to bed a neck ago when U.t
Infection (Irst was noticed. He d:rd
•t his home here. He vas a star :
' athlete while a student at Bolivar I
I High school, and had completed two
: sramat oi looiball and as many of '
' basketball.
CHARLES CLOSS
Chart** CkMi. es. died at bis homr.
SIO Kaat Pin* vtraet. at 1:90 o'clock
Wedncadar afternoon. Puneni ar-
'■ogemMita bave not bren compicird
lut latannent will be under the dl-
raetloa of tbe Canipt>eU Dndertakini;
wmpany. He la aumved by one «ls-
l*r. Mrs. Ansa BmtUi ot rural rout* 1.
IpbuCE SERGEANT WEDS f
y GIRL AT MOUNT V^NON
Marrlase of Ed Waddle..^ police
Mfspant who will succeert^ O. C.
Pike as chief of poller next.
Wednesday, to Mlas Jewell GrXelley.
35. of Everton, Mo.. Mondas nlgbt.
WM leatned yesterday.
The ceremony was performed at
Mount Vernon by Justice R. C. Mc-
Corkhlll al llir '.alters home. S. N
Brookshlre. police officer, and
members of the McCorkhlU' family
were the only wltnes-scs.
Tello«*u>iir National park conialna
MM tfun BUie*. g
Funeral Services
For Minister Held
• • Nelir Marshfield
yuUMal aervtces for the Reverend
J. J. ECener. pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church. €oiith, of Marsh-
field, who died at his home at 6
o'clock Tuesdar afternoon, were
held yesterday alternoon In the
church of his pastorate.
The funeral .L«rman was prearhcd
by Or. C. B. Brlggs. reteran Sprtng-
fleld ilutor.' and six Methodist
mlnlsten served as pallbearers. In-
tennent was in' the Marshfield
cemetery under direction of the
White and Oold Undertaking com-
pany.
Mr. Keller Is survived by his wife
and two married sons, Oswald
Keller and O. P. Keller, the latter
Urlnt In Chlcagp.
8*^1
SEBSfllB TODAY
FOR ONE VlCllNI
OP PLANE CRASH
•rnjNERAL KTv\en tor Robert B.
^ Alien. 24. 'wh" <"«' '" * hosp«t«l
hfre WrdnMday nlKht from Injuries
Miffrrcd rrvfral ho\irs before when
the alrpUne In which he wm rldlnR
with S«m Bwtell. 35. who mlso w»s
ftUlIy Injured, crashed to earth at
Cabool. will be held at 2:30 o clock
thto afternoon at the AUen home In
, MounUIn Grove, with the Reverend
I r M. Hunt, pastor of tht Methodist
' church there. In chance. Interment
vi\\\ be m the HlllrreJt cemetery un-
der direction ot the Barton luncral
home. ;
Besides his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Allen, the >-outh Is survived
by his wife and one brother. Je.vse
AUen. -all resldenu of MounUln
iSrove; The elder Allen Is » Wrtfhl
deputy sheriff. - ?
oouMtiMlepi
O OKLAHOMA
"•nie body of Bartcll. who <J>«^ »"
the ChrisU Hogan hospital at WMt
Plains, was prepared for b"rl«' by
0 tC Bums, undertaker at WUlow
Springs and probably will be sent
to Oklkahoma City for funeral serv-
ices and Interment
Bartell. who lived In -SprlnKfleld
about four years before .folng to
Mountain Grove .vvcral months
BRO Is survived by his father. 8. E.
Bartell of Oklahoma City: two
' ^l^lfrs. Mrs. Malt MuIIer of Okla-
homa City and Mrs. B. Hlnegcn of
Los Angeles. Cal.; and one daughter.
Eveb-n. Bartell died at 11 ©clock
; Wednesday night at West PUlns.
Apparently convinced that Chrlst-
■ ma.'^ drinking wa.-? the cause of the
fatal crash. Dr. L. M. Edens of ,
Cabool. coroner of Texas county.'
said ieslcrday that no Incjurft wi"
, be held unless requested hy relaUves|
of either of the victims.
I THREATENED SlilCIDE
;♦ — ■ ♦'
1 Often Bartell had threatened to,
' get drunk, then g^ up and klU him-
self. Mrs. Gene Xing. 1000 East
[Chestnut street, former wife o? the
flier, declared yesterday. She was
divorced from him about two years
ago.
"Sam was a pood filer," she said
•but hr had more than his yhare
of accident* because he could nt
stay away from liquor. Besides
that, he was of a reckless nature."
DEATHS
O. I* »A»GBNT
•U oauviir* atrtet, - »ho. <dl«d "JJiS
Un" to^rSu^Mo., Mven mile, west of
Carthage, for burial.
^ JOSEPH B. NDOEKt „ „^
rnnerml •arTlcei for Jo««ph «• ^'''fjSi
M of 23M BoonTllle avenue who died
Ttia^ay wlU ba held Ihl. afternoon al
ehapel. followed by burial In the Beue
view cemetery
KMMA LEK BODGB
torn. Lee Hodfe four - month -^
<i*ti»hter of Mr. add B^r*- »*• *'• **»'°»*'
^a"* M^noU U.i^. ^-f "'1' SS^o'f
raeralnff at the boma from *» »"n»^ ?!
taart trouble Funeral ■«y»«» „'"»?!
"id at 2 M o clock thU •"ernoon In the
Alma Lohmeyer funeral home 7"«> the
Reverend O L Black, pastor of the First
?resbyterUn church. otUcUUut InUr-
ment win be In =•»» »'*''",;^f ''tJ^.Vlv^
sides the parents, the child Is wrvivea
by ■ brother. Loren.
2-OAROS OF^HANKS, IN MEMORIUM
10 «♦"!•_• ""• _ _
THAMklNO MY MAWY KKIENDS lor the
beautiful cards sent tr.r, 1 take this mean*
ot ahowlng my apprtelation •»/„•••
unabla to send cards. J. A. makji-
PIONEER ROLLA WOMAN
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA
Mrs. Danlrl Dillon, widow of
Judge DRfilcI Dillon, dlrd at tho
hor— of -^ her datiBliU-r. Hrlcii. wile
of E. J. Carapbell. In RoUa yestfr-
dBjr from pneumonia.
Mrs- DlUon was 85 y^ars old. She
wR-s born la St. Louis, nnd wns
married there to Judge Dillon, who ,
later became a circuit Judge In St.!
Lntils. For the la.st. l^ .vrnrs .ihr
lind made her home with hrr ■
(lauchlrr n' VnUn. ^hr \^ suivivrd
by five children. John Dillon of,
Cheyenne. Wye. Pat Dillon of Bos- ,
ton. Ma.'w.. Daniel Dillon of Wasii-
ington. D. C. Mrs. Campbell and
Mrs. Reuben Campbell of Kansas j
City.
Funeral services will be held at
th" new cathedral In St. I^ui.«! at
9 a. m. Saturday.
S^B
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27, 1929--LEADER
Page 3: Family reunion at the home of Mrs. Ruth Parrot Homan.**
Page 10: G. L. Sargent died.**
Emma Lee Hodge died.**
Rev. J. J. Keller died.**
Mrs. Daniel Dillon died.**
Suzanne Brown died.**
Page 11: Timothy Sherrill sues to divorce Sarah S. Sherrill.
George H. Hill sues to divorce Georgia Hill. They were married June 15, 1914.
They have two children, both minors.
Carl Davis sues to divorce Lenora Davis. They have a ten year old daughter.
Page 17: Card of thanks.**
Page 18: Miss Leona Delores Faber and Mr. William L. James, son of Mrs. Georgia
James, formerly of Springfield, will be married tomorrow in Tulsa. [Dim]
Miss Wilma Bwvson and Mr. Claude Horton were married yesterday in Ozark.
[Faint and uncertain]
^^
mmm
MMJY GATHER TO CHEER~
r Hii'H"erN«e2ND BIRTHDAY4
Sons Knil daucht^n.' pundchl]'
drtn-amt trcAtcraiMiehlldreA. t*th*
It .Ihel-homeptace" seven miles
'■"—'■ - "^?Juiwd»jf 4U«ht
for • reunion dinner relebratlnfr the
eichtv.neennd birthday of Mn. Ruth
Parrot Honinn. A hucf vnkr brnr-
iiw $2 gietunlng candles completed
the table decorations.
Mr.v Homan wns thr crnndAiiph*
(er of William Leftwich. who came
fri^nj V:rBliiia snd nVnirrt near Se-
dalia in the 40.v. L::ilr nwJi uas
UmV'-already orphaned. Her
tttn
Mm. Homan' bi«:r i..ni- ( !:::tl:rii.
of whom seven arc Mill llymg and
; three were at the birthday dinner—
I Roy Homan J with whom she lives;
[Mrs. C. R. riutchlaon. of 1407 d«l-
; mar street, and L. Homan. The
oilirr llvlnc rhilriron nrr John E.
, Hcmnii o( Fort Worth. Icxrs. and
• Ororirr B. Homan of Cape Glrar-
rionu. Mo. both of whom srnt spe-
cial birthday letters for the event,
and Jeiwe Homan of Okland, Cal.,
anri Mi?; Rmh Blrrh, of nrnvrr.
Col. Mrs. Homan has 17 grand -
liihfr had diffl w»w< nw Binn. [ cniiaKH tna mat grcatgr&naemi- j
iril hfT nmthrr died three weeks
later, so that -slic ^^as rraretl by her
C! ■••,'i;i;»r' t'.:"-
\'.i.<:. •;., ...... . . :: :• •- -'■'■
>-li»- iiir>\«fl wr.ll !i»r >;;i<'>(l|);Arrii;.v
lo Sp:;i!i;:.< '<i. ai>d has l;\rd licir
■ .T since. She wa.s mariird on hT
• ^rr".r'h h:rrhdav: but has been a
, -;.,-A .',.r iri :'• '!.,im ^0 •i-.x!^ i^hr
l:a.s bfc. ...;..., ' •' ■
St. r.»'.l M«'.hf«1'.t '|-,-,:;rt: ^S">;ili.
o» nh!rh hT crar.rtfathT wa.s one
drrn. j
^ he coiiipir!'' l!.«f of K'ir'^ia nt the '
dinner Included, besides Mr. and .
M:'- nr>v ilorr.an and t!irir foi;r
r|i::<1:rri. .Mr Hiitrlu.-'u:. .\1; diu;
.Mrs. I.. Homan, .Mr. and Mr<. J. C".
Hi;trhl.<on and lh»*ir two rhildrf-n
'KreaiRrandrhlldrcn of Mr<; M'mi»n'
M:'- F::ipk .'-ir--. Mr ai-.d Mrs. S
' '• f Lo.s .^ng'■i^ . a:-.rt C"!:a':rx
.N ,M"iii)n
'I'ht' birilida;, dlntcr !.«• ai: ar.-
:rr>: :\''.n:r 'n 'Uf Unmnii fnmilv.
DEATHS
^' Wh«r»l perrUM lor O.'iU *art«ni. «•.
tl Ml D«Uw>r* •vcnut, who dl«d Thurj-
' iliiv. »rr^ hfld thU mornlnv at I0:SO
! ... ii.fii nt II.' Alm« liOhmfvT furfrnl
. t.uut*. '!!" •■'"'■• »"■■ '"*■" '" •••■"■"I!.
?M*. —r«u !i.;l». »rn of «;«tin»s». i''t
titd J we«L
, ««rf IH'M
_i Ihf Alms .
l«/(ii-.»v»t J'li'ffji tiPliif. f"Ho»»d hT !>>' 1
(••aSt^Mrmu. a broUitr. lAittn, '"f^i*'" i
8<\<^
Jlrrnoon. i-"
f «1T* •«« two —•■y.. ,,
t p Ktllet. twin «( CMv*."
MM. OANWI. DlttON j^|,,_,,, .
I morntr
rtnv:;!-.;.! i" Mr^ M»rv '•.i-wr nf C«!-
■ r«;;o Till'. l)r m.irrird tr. Mr ViUIall
I U Jhtnr* Mr. .Ume« li tnn noh of
Mr. r..'-.'.- .1 .■'.'n-'--> AT.'I '""r.TTly
Tb* •fi'v. v!ll hr rx<-hn'^i'>d in '-hr
(■•,r.«i K;r: t-v.;r' ',» a" :.'>'> "'V'fi'
Min June Rfjnfilfi" »nU bevin»irt o{
1 r.iiA'i ihm
mlToi 01 W.»hln«ion. "'O; .mnd Mt».
SVibJn C«MpbfU of Ktnwu 0«f J^
r iir ■ 1'
Tli» cMld li »iiT»l»»d by «• p«f«««» "n"
r.n» bTothtr
li-vm. Ti"' ""•' »^''
|-.0AIIOt OF THANKS. IN MEMORiUM
10 €•■«» a Km- "• ' ■■j^t
THANltTNS^^MY'MANY rBirtitMl fill
iKMuiiiol i.iid» unit iiir. I !"«' uii» iiinii..
ol »howin« nijr »ppr«ci«lion •» I »••
unkbto to itnd etrdt. J. A. MARX.--
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, I929--DAILY NEWS
Page 1; Marriage license: C. L. Bamette, 25, and Vena Hooper, 30, both of Springfield.
Page 2: Charles Closs died.**
Page 4: Miss Leona Delores Faber and Mr. William L. James are engaged to marry.**
Miss Wilma Lawson and Mr. Claude Horton were married.**
Page 11: Card of thanks.**
Page 12: Mrs. Sarah S. Waddill died.**
Mrs. Daniel Dillon died.**
Suzanne Brown died.**
Mrs. Notie Fulton died.**
Mrs. Ruth Parrot Homan celebrated her 82nd birthday.**
■;*
4
CHART.EO CLOSH
rhurlrn rini«!«. An. (lied at hlf .hnmp,. S10
runt Pln^ utreel. Tl" In «urv|vr<1 by • B\ftrr,
.M'« .Anna Sm lii, I'lrwl rmii* J. Th*
C«mpbi>ll llnrtrrtiikitig rnrnpunx la In
churtrn of (iinrrnl •rrnngrmrnts.
II
CHABLES CLOSS
Funeral services for Ohaxles
Closs, 63. who died at his home at
10 East Pine street Wednesday, wlU
be held at the Campbell Punend
home at 2:30 o'clock Saturday aft-
ernoon with the Reverend M. 8.
Smith officiating. Burial will be
made In Lincoln Memorial ceme-
tery.
WOirNDS TROVE FATAL
JOPLIN, Mo. Dec. 27.— (AP> —
Wa\nc H. Bradley. 22. a.ssi.'^tant
han't cashier, died In a ho.spltal here
toniEiht as the result of pun^ihnt
noting «, -c?ived Chrl^tma.'? day
•vh"/^ '-^ actirirnull.v .ho- b;
thHTMOS^i^'iw trie
MOt me. I tak.s tliii luesQt
et shewlug my appreciation a« I was i
uuabla xo send c«r(ts. MRS. JAKE MAtiX i
^OO
Mm Leona Oelorm Faber. daugh-
ter of Mr». Mary Fab«r of ChlcoRO,
111, and Mr. William L. James, eon
of Mrs. Oe9rKla James and formerly I
of thta city, arc to be married this ,
morning IncTulsa, OkU. . I
The Informal ceremony will take
place at 8:30 o'clock in the Christ |
King church. MUs June Reynolds
wlU p9 maid oC honor. The young
couple are to make their future b6me
in Tulsa. ' '
WEDDING ANNOUNCED
Miss Wllma Lawson. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson. east
of the city, and Mr. Clnude Horton
were married Thursday afternoon In
Ozark. Mo. They were accompanied
by Miss Rutli ,Homan and 14r. Dean
lljompson. " "
fi.>
"^EFFORT TO MAKE^^
MARRIAGE SUCCESS FAILS
A second attempt to make thflrj
marriage a succPiw turned out to be
anothekr> failure, Walter B. Young
declared In his petition for divorce
against Ave Lee Young.
Young seeured a divorce from his
wife last June and they wete re-
married-November 34. when they
agreed to make another "try" at It.
They separated Thursday, however,
and he filed suit yesterday for his
second divorce from hrr.
Young charges that his wife i
failed and rpfii.scd to .show an nf- !
fcction toward him and that slie
even refused to talk to him. ]
GREENE COUNTY PIONEER
IS DEAD AT MIAMI. OKLA.
Mr«. Sarah S. Waddlll, 70. a pio-
neer citizen of Gf(?gqe counly, died
at 10:30 o'clock yesterday mornlnR
at her home in Miami, Oklka. She
wa* the wife of George W. Waddill.
also an early day rcstdcni of ih^s
\ic:nn\ .
Besides her husband. Mr.s. Wad-
^tturce sons, W. D. ;
^r Viiimirc^'^-B^^of SprinRfleld'
C. A. of Ban Frann.^co, Cal : one
brother. Dr. L. E: McCluer of Wal-
nut Grove, Mo., and one si.sier, Mrs.
P. B. Pycattc of Buffalo. Mo.
Funeral services will be heid In
'hr Presbyipnan rhu.Th al Wah^.u*
Grove at 2 30 o clock thl.s afirr-
noon with the Reverend Curtis, pas-
tor of the Presbyterian church at
Miami, officiating. InLcrmeni will
be In Greenlawn cometery at Wal-
nut Grove under direction of the
Brim and Sons funeral home.
MKS. DANIEL DllXOfC
Funeral services for Mrs. Daniel OlUen.
widow of Judge Dillon, who died Thui«-
day in Rolla at the home of her <!•"«"-
ter. Mrs. t J. CampbelU wUI be beld at
9 o'clock this niomlnf In the new catne-
dral at flt. Louis. . Mrs. Dillon, who was
born in 8t, Louis In 1144. was married
there to Daniel Dillon, who Jater became
a circuit Judte. For the past 1» year*
she has lived with Mrs. Campbell. Mrs.
Dillon Is survived by five children. Mra.
Campbell, John Dillon of Cheyenne. Wyo
rat Dillon of filoston. Mass.. Daniel Dillon
ot Wa.^hlnslon. D C. and Mrs Reuben
Campbell of Kansas City.
MRS. HOMAN OBSERVES
..BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
C|OI
I
reunion dinner celebrating the
?r|hty -second blrth4afninnlver.«;ary I
of Mrs. Ruth Parrot rtoman at the!
"homeplace," seven nillcs ca.st of
Springfield. A large cake bearing,
^2 candles was cut as the climax of
the affair.
Seven of Mr.<!. Homan's nine chil-
dren are still living and three wore
at the birthday dinner— Roy Ho-
man. with whom she llve.s; Mrs. C.
R. Hutchison. 1407*Delmar, street.
and L.' Homan. The others r."~
John E. Homan of Fort Worth.
Texas, and George B. Homan of
Cape Girardeau, Mo., both of whom
sent special birthday letters; Jesse
Homan of Oakland, Cal.. and Mrs.
Ruth Birch of Denver, Col. Mrs.
Homan also has 17 grandchildren
and nine great-grandchildren.
HUZANNE BBOWN
8u»!«nne Brown. 7-month-oId daughter,
o: Mr aini Mi>. G Ru.v-,.-;; Brown. \m
KlnRnhlghwty. died yMterdty morning at
5 o'clock at the home roUowlng a Unger-
inif lllnenn. The body wa« taken over-
land /rom Jhft Hrrroan H. Lohmeyer fu-j
neral home yeM«rday' afternoon to Madl-
mjn. Mo., where funeral aefrtcea will be
held at 3:J0 o'clock Ihla arternoon The
child Id aurvlved by the parenU and one
Krftlhpr. --
MRS. NOTIE rXLTOV
Fulton nervlcn for Mrs. Notlf Fulton.
5A. wife of John H. Fulton. lOOl Eatt |
Chestnut street, who died Wednesday i
nlRhl *t her home following a brief 111- ,
ne«R. will be held at 3 o'clock thla after-
noon In the Harmony church. 1$ mile* i
iMutheant of Springfield on U. S. highway
90. Interment will b« In the Fulton
rfmetery under direction of the Klepper
funeral home of Oxark. Betides the hus-
band. Mrs. Fulton ts survived by five
daughters and one son.
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1929--LEADER
Pagel: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 4: George H. Hill of Springfield divorced Georgia Hill of Kansas City.
Elizabeth E. Loveday sues to divorce J. H. Loveday.
Agnes Lucile Sands, a minor, sues to divorce Virgil J. Sands. They were married
May 14, 1929. Her maiden name was Agnes Lucile Griffith.
Mrs. Noth Fulton died.**
Mrs. Sarah S. Waddill died.**
William R.Rice died.**
John Boone Hosman died.**
Page 9: Card of thanks.**
Page 10: Miss Clarice Ruth Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Watson of
Houston, Mo., and Mr. Robert O. Young of Des Moines, Iowa, are to be married today. They
will live in Detroit, Michigan.**
Miss Loy Pollan and Mr. Julian W. Stranstetter were married.**
Miss Maxine Player and Mr. Charles Wasson were married.**
Page 12: Three fonner residents of Howell county died in a fire.**
\ Informal Wedding
j An luformnl wcrtrtlnK «•< M>irmn-
' 1«n hrr.ini^ 1h» hrUIr of Mr .Inllnti
trans]
bride's parenTsT^Mr." aild Mrs. B. F. |
dPoUaa, near Oro«««« OW«rvrv.
Ml*.* Vnrtn nrnn»lrf«rr; i«l»frr of 'he]
hr:r|rtrin>ir. » :i.«. ii.ri el of !uii;ir. t'.-!
Mr. Uoyd PoUa«^j»fO|n«r.^ l|»*A«0»ffi
wn% beRt m«n The room* wrr^ rt^cc-l
rated wiih bow^ juut arU.tuuiliaUL.9^ »
brldeama^d'a rodeK-a'nd Ye rns*'"'''''* ' |
Mr. and Mr*. brnn*^ttrr ara both
ibriHai aWiiBiSta T>f » wlat» ■ Teaetnit»
■aHUega htf ,jin4."a*j|[a>cfrtng-ti^ Uw.
-pdbllo nrheols In Okliihorfla.
Immediately followtnt; the cere*
■ ninny nil indirniiit diiiiirr ^t:t^ t<prvr(1
i for llrf tjttrlnl piirfv nfi<' »» f*w Itttl-
:n.» ' !■ : 1 .r*...:*. nut*. 1 1 I ( • : . /. . .f m,*- • \ .
, I.iiiri.r-. .Ml.vi \ Milu ^I.lll^'^•t irr mix
y-r^r^WHtrr^rw^n^tm- tw
\m. HoaWteC Mt. >nn ^ra., C^arlet. i
\VM«'>n ti lirn 'xrr fl«':r'i'T
loupir pUnnfrt to l'*,'r jiiun'fiiatriy .
! for betrdlC MIcb ._to inaicB ihtflr fttll
' urio^t •o.iri.'' M.d. "1 .Nf-r' ii»*M«'tii
»^^'
t^AROS or THANKS^IN MIMORIUM
•tl'-.KJV. '.'1 '.MSV mlVNllM fnl III*
.... .•.!. -.1.. II < • 1 •»» >•••• "'■"■• .
■ iipM I laiio'i *» I «>>< :
Kraduate of North wrstrrn tintveralty.]
He l"* ^mrnihrr "' \;; (-..-x D.. f;»'.-
ten fraternity.
■ ■ { .... ■'?:':'*«'!;
if MARRIACfK Liri:NJ^;.s
r L Buriirti. M, anri V.na Hoop-
rr 10 hnih of RprinKt\''l(1 '
Max B IJnM^r. 24. anrt Helen'
Marie Johns. 21. both of 8prlng-j
».li( II. > •lipiM l»ll»l'l »► • *" j
«»ox
^REEDfE IN FIRE '
^ THAT DESTROYS HOME
Tfiirt in«'Rsf.cf.<i yrsinclay told ni
the drnth of thrre (ornifr rMidmUt
.o( Howell coiintv. who perlshrrt In
M fir** i«t '« lunch home m BrlcRs-
I 111 Ml Krr^ wrrr wcfi
^r liir.t)ntif1 i n-
^Kinspnanimf Daniel,
fehls ' ■■ '' f'iur' mil«"; "o^t r' V«h'
'■••■'•• it r. .•(' nyj.w.: jYuliu niu'ht.
^ ii^i.' i .1 j ; .1 ; ...:.•. .M: 1 1 ■■ ;ii.i i
l^sLa ifloncrr. of Bo'inr towashlp^J
^p^clbfen born and rinti^d with*
pn a ff?' miles of htapeeAfnt home.
*llt»>.T, fin direct de^rendcnV of Danr
\c\ liiirtn- .»! Kfiitud.y. Ul.s jiionitr.
huJnf;- :
Iftfisa Player Weds
m
I
a
f^mcvedl to Hf»o»ii» township jufti
>rvi.'<h [.! A ;i rii..'.!' lir the early;
Mr, lHf«ni(in 1^ «ur\'
rha;>» 'A'.i.'.>on. '»on
. Jamm O. .Witiwnni S3l Nrw nvfntl*. '
I hT «h^ n«v«T''nr1 nf rrrrn r. Srrhlrr
.1'. 7 oiiixA at tiir li'xiir i>( tnr bilnrf
parent*. The younn luuple were al- i
tended by Mr. and Mri. Byron T..
Wayar. I
«ur\'ived 'ByTfll"
{■AXU', lyartha. one son; Victor. »ndi
<.:v il. i'. (.;.'■ • T!-;'-: nV 'i thrf' «l«--'
^i<T5. Mr*! Mnrv K. Prnnty. AuRUM^.jl
Mr
nr.fl M-'
W.-,'-rin nre h<T!-
i hon \% a riK-mher of T.i\i Knppn
lOnmma »nrorlty and Mr. Wajaon U a.
|||iMnIier nT'Deltft aamtna CM"frat*f-f
Jli'i'v The ■.•''■:p:t m>i|>!e nrr n> 'I'Mfr
Kriii . |Mrr.. O'rrr Murr«y, San
fYflrirlr.fo nnd Mrs. Rfll P. Haker.
.\-li (ii(-'' iu.il t-.v IjiM'licis. Rob-
>ert and; Alliert. boiti oIsAlll|ri6|«ve.
FuinTnl '.eriirr,*; will be held at
.t-thft- -B^oti.sf rt/inn. A.ih (in.vc
at 0:30 orlorK SiincUy mnrrtiui!.
trtafgre^d-Jv B. l/'iiiiiio;i wiii do in
riiamr- of tl.f v<rvlfr«< The Inter-
DEATHS
mrnt wil!
MK>. .NO UK I I 1. 1 ON
■Y;- funera lervit-e* tor Mva.- Nduetfolt":
I'Mowtr* oi .'■..■ill H V >•'.•• ..r ;'>«: f.. •
. f;llP«ll|l|* Vlf' I. HOf i.''-\ •!... I'.'TK.I
.11 ;i • llu.rii.ii ctiurtri, J '> mil«% "' ith*a»l '
•■f S;.'-.t.«l:<l.! -HI I- M IMzriVii- •" ll4-!
i-Uruirpi »;ll he :i. Ui- Kii;"i i. •>i.tr.r
*««i«i«hart« »f«Ittn»^*r «t Orjir^ »v .
^.and ('ve tlauill'itrrit •.■.■■.;•» w; !!,f ;. ,>
WII.I.IAM K Rl« »
ffites
l^- >\l|.I.IA.t| B HM t
ttsfunrrtl «tivlr*« r<»r .Witt.am R:'']
Tjili1»v. »''' '' ' • M "' U'11'1 ^;'•l'. M^
t'MMMay. Mr Rire i> unci It til oy u^ aife.i
M.ii . Il '.1 ••'IS i:.! •'•»<• (1iI':t»>»»-
Ma- lie • iTiArtiiaiv h.nl c,';jr.;>' nf ariHi-te-i
I iiirDU lirre.
N» nt the Ajfh Orovet
■:: i\-': \hi- il;rrftlnu c(
riui'TlukmR coinp.iny.'
\Ktii>-JVL5J»oii I
■ - -I. .'- V ; I. ■■' '.V...
Xtic^i.e «*.jui.t> r'*ltlrr.'
• ' UM » Ii.'^riii'iit «»» III «ii '>....<«r. .^'i.^
■ •■ H'-i -I •t..i:i;» ; i:> .-.n n.'l ."•:.'
'.>.»• >\ ;-•.►» .Mr» Willi! :i » .% til" » >
of fie^iref W. Wurtdlll Threa tone, as
' -i <• 'ifii « i •>. ti.'r fn'h^r W II
tf .MlBir..) (iiilj <.• I -f .s.-.f. :,.;•.. .
«n<l c A I'f 'Jj!- vr.iir,r<) r«I a hrn-r-
f," If. ' "iteCnier. af Walmit oroira^t
ja»irf. Mi» r » P\«-<f» of fl'.f«,
tte :- alM »urvue, »^. . i.^.,i^r; ^
^-
SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 29, 1929, NEWS and LEADER
Page lA: Floyd Cowen was killed.**
Page 2A: Thomas S.Compton died.**
Mrs. W. R. Swearingen died.**
Harry Fenton died.**
Page 3A: A daughter Billy Anne Sims was bom Christmas day to Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Sims of rural route 4.
Mrs. Cressy J. Fowler and H. L. Whittenberg were married.**
S03
Page IB: Marriage license: George Frecha, 27, of New York and Ada Gullett, 23, of
Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Robertson celebrate their golden wedding anniversary.**
There is an article about S. H. Boyd.**
Gladys M. Means divorced Joe F. Means. Her maiden name was Olinger.
Page 6B: Miss Maud Vera Bell and Mr. Merrell Jones were married.**
Miss Eva Williams And Mr. William A. Jones were married.**
Page 7B: Miss Helen Johns and Mr. Mahx F. Linster were married.**
Page IIB: Mrs. J. L. Davis of Conway died Monday of heart trouble. She is survived
by her husband and five children and two stepchildren.
William McCubbins died in Joplin. His son lives in Conway, Mo.
O. O. Boedecker of Monett and Miss Birdie Wilson of Aurora were married
December 20 at Benton vi lie. Ark.
married DecemSrT '"' "''"'' ^"' "^"^^^ °^^''^"" °^ ''^'''^' ^'^' '°-' --
Mn Th u .^^yr"^,'^'[''''" ""'^ ^'''' Doris Mayes were married December 23 at Cassville
Mo. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Scott Mayes of Monett ^assviiie,
Darius F. Westlake, 83, of Laclede county died Christmas morning at the iiome of
his son southeast of Lebanon. He was buried in the Lebanon cemetery
Pagel2B: Card of thanks.**
' TjrWJATmO anew the rows of lore they took M )»•?» mgo. Mr. •nd
i \ Mr*. D. A. Rob«rt«on. Ma Nortii Jettenon avenu*. on ChrUtmM i
d«) rrlfhratrd iheir coWrn wrddlne unnlvrrsary with m fnmlly reunion
. and an afternoon reception at ti»e Calrary Pre«byt«rl»n church. Mr. |
and Mr». Robertnon are nhown in the lower picture with two irrand- ,
, daiithlen. Catherine RnberUon <lrfl> knd Dorothy Ann Robertnon. j
The picture abo\-e nhows a lumlly group of dpscend«nu gathered to j
. celebrate the occa'»lon. They are, lop row, left to right, Helen Robert- [
Mil. It KrKiidJB.iKhirr; Vrnir nobrr'.son. n son; Mr< Vrrrir Rnl)rrt.<;nn:
Mr*. Hertjerl Kotxrl-son; Hcrl)rrt Itobertion, nnotlicr son; and Charle.*? '
Robertiton. a grandson; lower. f^«•. Herbert RoberUwii. a granfl.vin: Mr«. ;
...,. , • v.-ft n tfnvclit'-r: oimI •ilrliti Mr». M I., rrrklii-.. a rti\iicht/T. '
^fixs Ifrlcu Johns
ll'cds Mr, Linster
A w*ddlng of tnti-tfiit 1" a niiTTi>"'T
0( Bprtattttju rminpn— <i»— ftwrni
Hflrn .Tnhna t/> Mr. Mahv J*. I3ltM«r.'f
which w«« celebratMf Saturday aft«r- /
noon. Tlie ring e*r*monf wg read liy f
'lip Rrvf-ri'r^ r»r .Tr^hn T B«rr»n. TTier '
J vnr n"<-...>,rt br \fr nnrt hfnt. fYrd '
I n. nrvmir.
< Tho hrlr1» >rr>re a lovelT frorlt of •
' I'rrfu ' ■ . r- ..'•! ,■,,:',. n,,^ «-i;ff<
■ f k •' 'rpl^s'rrl »il<rr fro'cr'ir. Klir
■. mr * ••••»l| IfrtKll'r »inf. n-|»h rhln*-- ,
• I'^iT r<rr-Ti ri'» uTirt rrirT'p«l «n •rin
t><'ii>(ii»-' "f *nr*»h«»»rt. ronrn, llllen of ^
■ ' • • • . • . ■ • ). ,1-1 h-fiiii
Mr« nr%'"'. «» ni.'tifl of honor, wnn
••<■!• 11 • n lil-i^V rr^pr hirl- iu(t|n frork
„■.•, .r;.,t ••■n'lii.Tir II'"' >1«f «•■• »<
Miss Maiiil ] (]ni nrft ,
[VcdsMrUpip
MS' Ml •.'.I V'f W"''
M"
^^tii-l-'er, of
,.,.,, .t; li^il H? Mil"- ••■..•!
. w.» uii\n .ril III. In. t.'u'-.'j'' >' '•■:■
[^ '.'onea of ronimhla. Mjrt. Th<- 'Ml-.
jAHU 'lO relehrmfl n» the l...i>:r of
'tHa hrldf'a aWter. Mr» .'•"•'•'> ">rr.
, i^^The brid* wore.a frork bf blue rhlf-
HMihn*da long in the. bap*. Her maid
of honpr. Ml*A.IIrlen OBrynnf of U 1\
niy, »..re an orrl.M rhlfT-.u j.i«ii,
ialaa mart* long. Mr. Maun Il-rtly of
Rl. .li.nr;ih »n» \f*i n\«nj ■"''■'
I , MfK. .Inn-It tornierly lltfit Her". ^\'.r
crartMiti.'l fK'ii-. •'"« c-I';;"'^^"' "'"''
,„|,o..l RlHl itMrl.llr.! St«'«' 'l>a.-!-.-'-
' rollf ca here.
Mr f,•■,^ M'« .ToIi«^ '^ ■: I...-' • .:
M'« T in»>irr''l« Ihe Watiehter of Wi?^
»d .»«». K. W. Jol! '" ~ "
rrri In a n'lnibrr of college
[ JM. fonnerlr A^tfrnJIgJU
• l-e KTliooU of \V«>«t Pl«1ii«
Mr I'l-Tr '• ih*. •on of Mr unrl
;•• Crry- r- f 'f Tr ^os Nf.rm-il
rrf. ^1' ? ' rl Mr« I ;.'v"rr niolorrT
, (->,.,:.. •.•../■■, ■!,,. , .ji rp.-.V f thr;r
.".f l-n<-
.''Ir. and .Mrv ItTrrM .Mm* ol
mm! ro'ilr 4 nir the |»:i:<-nl.s of n
r:l, Pi'lv Anne. bo;t, f l.i;: '.ii;.!
» ..y at bi. John- l-.o:!'"-'''.
«IOM
TOiii'" Ifti'
Pony Boyd, Dead 35 Years
., : . ■ .-.-.■.•■i» rj. -;"it.-')j' \- ■■ } ■- vv.: ga ?' •T^?'* .i.'',"-'.; :^-* : -irVS
ble red fay H u h tfr eds
'<rnfff I'yrrrifirr's A pprnl
J'br f/tilnrmation Rv'
^.^siiljs in Scoirs .liisuu'i-
"^itii ll'idrhnfa
f ^;^*t
'T'innT\'-FTVr. vrnrs rlrart. Cnlonrl !
f;rmpron»ti* lUmiHon . "Pony"
nnvrt. plrhirrvqiir pionrrr plrnrtr: '
r.; -i-r ()7t:K .■'■'■ ^ ' ■'•■'■ '■;"i''"
in 'Mf inrmni> <>I iivi;;-' .ni»' Sprit'.i:-
ig conijcctftf wJtha
■nlil u>.'> ."••111 'ft.^lan."
"hcf t«»t»Jc IV l"«a|of b;)Con to 'Icxa*--
rtoijloil as "xiui'-c u Jc.vt."
m
Pco'i' r\ri-\".\r
r.'->\
•P'
T followrrt th<?
uoia II.--.: • ••••1 . • - I '•'•'' >-^
'nilrifd una ^JKlr- mIivxjI, Ui.ai.;. rt-
u^i-j.lr:;: tn PpfirKflfM to practii*!
\n;£:. VTtTA 1855' to 1857 he'wasfi
•hj^ly(^^ M)( KprlnKfirUI, nr.d hfld,
:!:;ii:'. iMi r 'iMr ofllrcs as f)MlfP a
>VA;r:i: man. In l»4'!- i-t^ ^•i'^
:>n'\ piM!n In llfifl H*-
ly.nrirr » jrqiir^t for Informrttmn
: about Colonrl Boyrt'R lifr. Within a
"roiipU of hotir< nftrr t hr p.Tpor hnd ''i«rKr-«tw«j«,H||X .BWl.HJ>«"4<Uve_ UU
tv,t, r,'/- '.I Mr f-'<-: Ix-Lvui .w.n.i,-.. «.rvpi< n trrm or «w n-j rif.'
I rcouviog rails Ironi |M'r.v>iv« "^^t*^
;rrn>riub«rna Colnnrl Hi>\it. niid
lound Ihr inlormatton hr (.ot:cht ;
readnv availabJr. - Mr Fosirr was
: aeckinc tt *l therrqurst of con-.
^K^cJ(a.lor • blo«r«phlcal dirrciory of ^
mnrrr^mrii In *hlrh thi» fnrH of
(•.. •<!• ; H. • i! ^ ilfr \i • T .'I •>lljv^•^
Or th* Fri«*t^t«»lro*9T*THmd*d tftttf
«tirlnnf!''l«1 Wne"n rompanv. and'.
A< '*as rusloinary In ihu.sc days —
and yit, f'.r thai nintt»r "PopV
Uoi'd practiced .law In acTifml nnr..^
roiirdtn;: nmntirs, and wan wldflv
■•■'•:••• • • ••• !■ ttl; ''■ I) > ;-.
!.»ininlan,.
hi.t
ni> J)\%S I.NDI.I)'
♦ +
I l-.r SprinL'f;>'lri I>r ini": ;il. "ii
. tu:nlii.\ 111. i:iii;i;, Ji.:i<- ;m Ihl'*. i::<\'-
a «1r»iil!rrt nhitnarv of Colonrl Boyd
iifuirr thr hrad'.iiK-. Jlis !>«>.« Arr
Kridrr! ' 'I'hr furnirr ronctT!<"ininn
^tud dlH yh»!r on a fl.shlnK trip In^ fttiUs Ihe custoiti of the sherlK of!
,•,■;.[■.: :?•■•■• vrv- n-s thrtr"" m^r^
r.iiiio lip. !r< in •r.r l>.i'.<;ir;v of tii-
!fl"t't* nnnngf "* *******
tSprujRficld W»t«;r ronipnny. well re- ^
^MMTteaiitrivo day* before. Ji^i^l
Ttir «»orv r*»1»i»r« fhnf "fot S. II.'
t Boyd *a» Ihf .son of Col. M^i 'l^
tjWIBi'UiMoni^ooimtjr. Tennesaee. Mayj
:J«. 192*1. The famCv moved to Mis- 1
I aourl In IMO and Cot. Mamia Boyd |
at onre look an nriivr part In thC;
political affairs of this arctlon . . . !
Thr fnmllv ritsiflpfl on thr wnr qnr^-
iKUi, C"«i; Mbhu.' ilo.Ml nnd li.s ."><>ii
• Col. P H Rovd. aidlnir with the
'.'r,.":\ 1 .1 . • •.<.!■.. Ii- '.'ii' f'M'.T K"fi^
joined the Confrdrtarv.
14 ♦'
BArOX TO TEXAS
♦ - - -♦
-^I. 8. H. Boyd when quite youno
"N^ame aetlvo in the af fair's of rnrn
:^A irinfinr.i .so up t" thr iimr ol
«\o\v >'
;• • V
I'.'nv
'.O 11 lilt
1: V..1.
'^OB
Ji'i'i.' vhn" Mf'^r's Mori-
Olf n i>"'l "'"■" '""
nrK"^''hti!. the name of|
v>! ■ ..'^ii >:'i'(I :r(>iii Ih b.t;-
■A .IS laiiiii.iii 'J- '•'\-
' •■•■ }-r Vnrw thr I
!I i;i..!r: '■:<Ki(l Ihn!
n r'n'r <o rr-nie up •
' ... • I..., I. 'I <:i';-
... iM.. ;• ■•
IVUl". 'T. i: M.t;. ("li.M.tMl !" ...
Ai'.!. li.:i:-.'i'. nv.il 'o',vii>:f<i;k around!
•lie ■q'l.ir".
+ , -♦
IU».M». .>illll. >r\M»>^
'♦ ' ' r *\
nie Bovd home iiliirr •ill -.'.Tpd-
n I.iTo brlrk hou^e on NVn^hinelon
T. Ii .'• nr.fl rhe:l:iii' Mrr^' In i:*^
flnv. » W.I5 r.tiite prctfT.:. «.;';. wiiU,
■••.i-r.il nrrrs f>( prfM::ifi«. :".r'! i-:'
of the fine homes of the rliy— now
I>rrfv mtirh In ruVn
V'.r'':.-\;;v t\'.[ .ii.. ■■ .1: ■ '.v.: •■"
, lone f .<;'r.',: . r'-tv •iiilT r • Pr>i-.v . ■■• :r\^' \'
noyd VI wrll thftt they marvel to 1'^'''^'''
theni^elvrs f) rriHll Mint he is dcaiJ
' these ir.any y(.-v;s.
Irtnir^-inilitmnf '- ^'- *
, \ owx An- Read ■
of thi. ni«rrl"R<» ofJMJw Kv» WlllUirt* ■
I of thi« niyln'Mr WlHlntn A. .'n.h^o of
.(;^|i!iswl«iii^)uit^
iit.ii;: iiniii»i<r Itip IlrvrrmM M. K.tr<--»
C? iB«T"Hlfr>f «hft|CfMir<il CtMiirtian t
r4vmrrh, Uat Bunriay. mid Vh» m»rrlR|« i
wm» »rpt »e«r*t until H«»w. ^ ~''^'
irrviuetivf J'fAh*' J'''""-' ii'iDn.uK.ii*
After Hearino o! Aecidefu;
Oktaboman^^ »
Run. J. U IhivU. of vmiu. .ou«-;
|*i*i w«s ktned in th» cr«»»> ••"'
I three cther^wer* •ertously Injured
r :" TAnevrs
TOO ». ATT
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Cowrn. th^
i yojlh B pftr(tni«. wrre noufird *nd
'■^tnrtrrt Imrtrdlntrlv for Cnliimbii*
r.'i'- •.•::Mi t)'-i', .•:! '■■■■;! n;'""' !1'''
follSion pA'.lr »3.« in.iinnil.v
ki:i'ri, hi' Imrl-. hniic friiri<1 in t)y
. mnrliinr »lth his hand« ^illl on the
Mcrilnc wh^'I.
nUNDEl) nv I.IGJITS
■'V ■ ' ■ -♦
1 ;,, <■ !•.( 1; !• ^.i-- ■::>• "Up.:
'•r;ii lMirflI;i)i(l vi.'li Mr and Vr«
iti.Ti h'.Tii- !:»'!.■•(! lnti» '.Ik
• 1 , I-- r^. 1 ^•v,•r^■•!•
ii\ 'lir h''.'»ri!!ch'<
•VINEGAR RONE* WEDS
STRAFFORD, MO., GIRL
'III'" ir.;ti ; .iii;'- n.' ^A:-^ frcviv .'
r.'v'. : if I .. \: i:. •< f i';f . t"
II I. \viiit:f!il»ii:, of WrwoK.i.
Oklu . ;r. II:- f;::irc M»'!i'«li t
I li'inh here 'on rvrfmlvr 23, Is
I ftnnout)<«"d hv iln- bride's ^l>.t<T.
Mr* T P •^Tliorn-berrv, of near I
Sirnffoid. Mr.'. 'A'hlttrnberK hn» ;
lv«on Mr«. Thorn.' bcrr.vV nue^t '
('in:;:- tl-.'' pn<' n-i-'Iv Mr W'v.*-
'riib» re '.>li! b*" irnTir.!irrr<i t"
•iMin Pp; -.r.ct '-'d'nf ,t V;:;.Tar
nonr." Urrr w.'h thr mrlep \nnt',
•inivrr. He li * friend of Wjll '
Hogcrs.
I— «AIDt OF TNAIKt. IN MCMOmUM
If
CAAU or THA>-Kf«
%m tbaak car c»ifhly>r» (ikI
_ (ar tlM klB4D«u and tTmpithy
Marine flM inn*(i >d4 <l««'h nf nur tf-
tifvl Tt*" «•??»• 'r
Lt.; Al-AMR AM' WiJ.N
9i BIT jo- ini (iiiih»r Ci'.-.ir
ff »»• r»»'
Itii;!
p ■ , ■ •
i-i irc hlitidri
li.nr^ «fls ^it Rljout ihf hrad and ' ^ TIH»M\<« « iMMPImn ,
,nt L««tmr( »i>iii,lv «t;*^d aV llM h(>tn*-iu |
y-;'-.nnf of :lir fo-xfji »r:;rh )n-
"liiVlli iiiii|iifn!i!*wi#"«pw»"iiw»i
■ diMant-ralauto L.r:- it kn^^n^ iMIVMO^UiVKt* .
nt !hr lainilv rvrrp* 'ha! "h ^IfWfmwin «.l 1 Irt «*finrk 'Wufltl wl
iiu »4.» u«l< hfll.'w, >. f ii.H' ly T^kt^9^^i:M> I \
rnwip'ori »*^ « M*,-.!'^ tnr mxtr (hAtI ;)0
.1-1. In: 'ii ti
mo- rrl in Forrtlnnrt nii'.v « rr.or.:r.
.ic ':":r. i f;»rn". <"ii'h rf Fird-
l«nd. i
MH^
Ill i,^<t>if.ifKir ti-i*ri.:-yir.n.<', • '■'.;-•"'■ I
: _ , ^<;::- ll
> !»•««. -' Hm U* Mir*l*#<l by ht« "Wit*. "
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 30, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Floyd W. Kelley died.**
Mrs. H.M. Smith died.**
Page 2: Willis Haller died.**
Harry Fenton died.**
T. F. Comptondied.**
Springfield Woman l5ics Just
^ Days Alter KU^bJhU of
• Same Illness
.Jii.it fivp ditvK iiftrr h»r h'jiiban'l.
H. M. Smith, v^lrrun twnkrr. di^d
of pnnimonm. Mr« Surah C. Smith
. *W.( siicctjmbrd In hr home. 59-^
EMt Wnlniit Mr«'«'t »t « 30 oclock
la.-;t nicht !" !hr ^a-r." al'-mTir
Mr^ Smi'h -j^^ shir tn a'trnrt
the Junrral "f h<T husband thf day
afUtr Chn.'-ir-.a.v a'-lT-uch f'r.r am-
pltjned of feeling ill. and Thursday
deieloped unmlsUkable iymptoms
...jumonla. Her reslsUnce waj
lUht to have been oerloualy low-
by the strain and »orn' of her
nds nines.'*.
llr. and Mrs. Rrr.it.h «Tr' mar-
In Indianapolis. Ind . May 9.
and moved Immediate'/ afier-
•d tn Rich'.and. M" Th'v cam'
Spr;ncfield In 19«3. Sum%nnc
Smith are two daughters. Mrs.
irtre M Thompv'n and Mr«.
rk ni'iarfl b^'*i f^' PrrineJi'V
iir»rftl arranc''T"'"''s arf -.n-^rr.-
pi ebul in>nn''nf rt^babl;} will be
fwaple Park c^ir^r"-^ •n'I'r di-
[iton of the Alma Lohme>-er fun-
hotnCi I
iSf"
■ WILLI* BALLEB ^' ^
m1 &°mfftVS' bVlSwift. Utt.- Emma
comDlete but lnt«rinent wlU »• »'*„^""J/,
"TKMngner undertaking company M
Haller wM • br»k«in»n Jor the FrUco ran
road.
HARRT FENTON ,
Funeral aervjcea lor Harry '•"*?"• "/, I
who dl.d Saturday n.rM Jn h »»«""•. ^'^^ !
North Clay avenue, will »", *^','^, •k,?!,,.
oclock Tuesday afternoon *", ^^^ ,^''"?_ 1
ner funeral chapel. I"*"'""* '!'" ^' {."
East Lawn cemetery. 8f7»«=" Vhrxemnle '
«in be in charje of Oate of the Ttmpie
lodge, A. T. and A. U.
r. r. coMPTON
Funeral service, for T. ^ Compton. 1? ,
Marlonvllle fruit grower who died Bat- ,
nrriar will be held thU afternoon at 2.3<>
ocloJk in the Marlonvllle Methodist !
chu?^ with the Reverend Frank Neff of
sirl^fleld Officiating. Mr Compton ^s
survued br his wife, and by three aons
■nd two daughters. a» follow*. A. H.
^mptJn of Marlonvllle and Emmett and
S^TSompton of Bprlngfleld: and Mr..
Frank Allen of Ctnoy. Kan., and Mr«.
Jirthuf Hardey of Arcadia. Kan. Mr.
Compton. a former Lawrence county Judge.
Sm •member of th« Maionlc lodge.
hjoplin Salesman -^^
' Pics While Drivinff
Car In Kansas City.
^01
KANSAS riTY rvr 30 -Flovd
, W. Celley. !>0. of Jnplln. Mo., died
[ of heart dl.va.v today In h'.s atito-
mohllr hTc «l Ihr rornrr of Thlr-
trrnth .Mrrri and Baltimore avp-
' p'lr "i-l atlT hr hroncht thr car
•,) ,T .'";) '" •^^■•' '"r th" liaifir
. iichl.. lo change. Hl. car started
i rolling backward but was stopped
by two pedestrtana. He was a
1 salesman for the Bulck Motor Car
company.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1929-LEADER
Page 4: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 8: Willis Haller died.**
Harry Fenton died.**
T. F. Compton died.**
Mrs. Sarah C. Smith died.**
Jesse Leroy Matthews died.**
Elmer Mason died.**
Page 10: Miss Elaine Fayman and Mr. Samuel Stone will be married next Monday.**
Miss Beatrice Owen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Owen of Fair Play, Mo., and
Mr. Joe Ben Wann were married recently in Humansville, Mo.
Miss Leona Faber and Mr. William Lawrence James were married.**
Miss Esther LeBolt and Mr. Newton Rountree will be married Monday.**
Page 12: Mrs. Linda Taylor was appointed to administer the estate of Elizabeth Dickens
who died September 16.
Samuel Stone,
'• ,|-r-. of pr.lr blur aph niKtclilnR rUp-
I. Ml w.W rnrrv nii
n!(*-fn<hlritief1
r,r,ti.iuft of flonTf in rnliibow lium. j
0'
ME ot the ^"'"^•"'^l"'^^!^'"' .J^
.nrtMr. HO. r.ym.r> tn Mr **""••
^,o ,r. .ou nt Mr jr.n Mr, M J_
Bipnf. nf WJchlW. Klin.. ""\^""r
"■ Krntwrvvl Arm- J><3t»l-ln th« m»IJ- ^
^.,^. rnom hrfnrr\.n improvivrt ,
•Xr"of riouT, (Of r«mbow hue*.
orchenrt m the brld.l p.rty •p?ro*chA
";he'f;ivrrrnc, Doctor Bertram Meyer
1 ,„c mmu.er. Mr. Her»ry Stone, brother
' of the groom, will be »>"' >?*"• „^,
; Th. u.her. will b. Mr. Samuel
nio*lt7. uho win fir here froirt PhlU-
delphl»; N«.h«n Ulber of Ph"*'**'; j
nhi« who win nlw arrive by pUne. !
irrinu Prh*«b. Aaron Otlffey »nd
r\r.f.']: M;rrnv.
, The bride-, dre« will be of Ivory .
*iMt:ii. n-.xrir'fj'ilte lone, with * Jonf |
r^.^.:•. n:--: 'one •>1<'«'''"« with rtrfp riiffx '
'pf Ton* point Uce. Her veil will be of j
■ row point Ure bIko. The tell Ik »n
I heirloom which h«i been worn -*>7
..rvri.i 1.1..I.I. '.-A y.rT rr.r^'hfr'n fumllT
Ii will br hrirt lo her he«rt with « 1
f'>ronr» of ornnc* hlo»«om*
rurry * brlden boiin'S'" '^f whi'e :<v-r*.
'orrhldn and hahT> brrmli ;
.Mr« :^in» (<fllrn.« of tVlrhl'R K«n
' Mr* rnvMinn'n dliifer. who will be '
I mutroii of iKJiK.t. »•.:! "'•"r n pown
•of ivorv Mtin «nd will c«rry a nhower j
. houqurt of roj.f, nov Curolyn Netter. |
Mab*t
Iv>rofhv V'-iiwib auA MfoinCathryn
O .Nr.'»; »:ll '^P"'' 'ircK^e* miirie boiif-
i rant eolontm «y«*'. "w'th droppeth
!»houIden.. In color- of n^rbin hine
j.;i'k oi-fl crrrn. •* . • r. r-.. '. I., r..: fllp-
nonrcny flowern In r«lnbow hue*.
I r»le ninrlii Fitymhn. nn^r of the
hriil*-. «;ll Ix* flower clrl and will whT
« fir«-»»''of rrrwm ncf over fle«h. the
rMfflm of ^ihlfh will be edcrd In rib-
honn of ibc rainbow »b«rlr.-. Mrx FaT-
; rnnn. mofhrr of j^e hrld'. •"•iM wear
hlxric rh!f[on vrUrl. m»Hr r\\ttlr t'UM,
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•ihirh nhr «llt we.nr «» lirr onlv )<•* .
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• ■i.T fryrV. rivt'oti fr'mmed In,
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A buffet dinner *IU he *r'ved !r. ■
tha ballroom. The room will b*» at- I
Itracttvaly decorated with art baakela
lot naaa In tha rainbow ahadaa, tha
im» color mhrine whirh "x'Al ht- rur-
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b« mat ol MiMk .tvkiner Xi> Hnjl. ;
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Mr« riiou irtiviM iti«iifii«»y wilr ^ftir*
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r^rrmany iind «ill piny Lnhrngrin'A
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Olenn W. Sm^th. 28. and Wy- ,
; nona NIchoU, 3t. both of Afton. |
Okla. j
E noland MUfr. 30. of Mar»htll
TMo, ar.*! A'?* V«^*a W«lrtl^. ». of
DEATHS
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Th«m«4 «r«»n. Ji:j Tr»«U ■;rnii» ^
■HH^ne T. 0)Bnib<>rlHin, 34. Jopiin,
v^^ Alma Elizabeth Psyon. 19.'
rspftncfleld. 1
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WKDDINO of Wc«M InliTMt to
many frlri>rt« |nrt i«rf|unlnt«nrM
,.* it,r r"""'"" I" Pp' inrfirlrt wn« thut
,' lul'n 1" Mi \V!'.;i.<ih l,«wiPnrr
J«mrf rotmf rly . |r f?prii>Kflrl1 "t
Chrint Kinir fhurrjlm TiiIm Saturday
mr>rnti)B. ' S
ThU Mn»ll fArmiu moriunB wfrtcjlnu
w«* our of thf loxr|r«f of wvfr*! th*t
' »i.i!.tlii\ uriiMiii 'rill- niiirrlHC? rfrr-
j m«iiV und niifl hx |i< Kl.lil :ir">Tii(|
•Xfrni>irnnr Brvm«.| pi'il'^r <•! riiri.-*t
. W.llliin> Kiibrr. O.. K M ^<<f (:.ii< iiiiii»ii.
^0»ili. n hT^i\fT~nt p\f brlrti". who Mid
!ih» nnptui mux* li^iiirrtlnirly lollo'w-
j iiiit itm wrrtflliiK ' r^iiii'iij.
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{ orft'rri with piilnin Aixl Iriiin, polii»fi-
i tliw mirl Rrren *tr|i!ax. n«triMir thrj
mn»K Mr A .1 Knh*r iri'-Mirr »>rr><hrr,
of I hn InMr, k:iia: ("I'titiiotl « "^vr'
MRr:n" m ilif olfiii.:-. Hiirl nt Ih",
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■ mmpunlrd «t the ircnn by Mm. Orr- j
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I .'>i?i»» RrvTit»I'li» of 'l"iil«(\ nfi tiiii'fl n( ■
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of 8prln(f1«ld. ■wfio recently tnovpd to
Tiil*m to r*'*<l(1»' »Mh hrr rtmiph^rr
Mlwi MNrgam JktQri; Ml. JMmr* U ■
^rsduftt* ofDrury eai^M*^«n<l Awitm-
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TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 31, 1929-DAILY NEWS
Page 1: W. W. Wellman committed suicide.**
Marriage licenses issued.**
A son Billy Ray Alexander was bom December 20 to Mr. and Mrs R C
Alexander, 555 West Locust. '
F. Okey Adams was killed.**
Page 6: Robert Morrison died.**
James A. Woods died.**
Mrs. Sarah C. Smith died.**
Willis Haller died.**
Harry Fenton died.**
Elmer Mason died.**
William R.Rice died.**
Mrs. Anna Lahy died.**
*^I0
mJLLLI 111 IILhIVI F
tSOLTS IN DEAf t
Vioe*President of Adams and
: Adams Mortgage Company
Found Dead Just Before
Time to Leave Horn* -?-
FRIENDS BELIEVE WOUNDS
ARE RESULT OF ACCIDENT
No Butlnet* or Family Trou- I
bles Known, They Say; Fu- I
ncrai Arrangements Await l
Relatives' Arrival
L-i OKEV ADAMS. 4.\ vicc-prosi-
. ' ' dent of the Adun<i and Adnms
• Mortcftse compunjr tt Boltvar, wm ,
{ found dead with m bullet w«njnd I
I throuRh the lirnrf m the fsmlly'^
i home kt BoUvir nhput 6:30 o'clock.
last nIghL
The cbronrr: lR5t night had no'.
determined whether death was [
cBu;«ed by suicide or due to an accl-
' dent.
♦ _— ♦
nRESSKn FOR TAIITY
^ ♦
Mr. Adanu arrived home Iroon
^ ^beard
.tM nt>or% of a fun from th« r<wA.
'flht called nelghbora who fotlhd
I Adams' body lying acrpM tbe bed.
\ The dl.scharged pun wm nearby.
I if. Mr. Adama committed ^ulctde.
i friends and mepibers of tl)f fsmlly
' rould aU-r no mww for *iirh nn
, .. ->-i,^.,. v,rrc 11" IlnHr.ri.T' <>'
, fumlly troubles, lliry saW. Thrv
' sKld lir hnri been In fslr hralth «nrl
• ihat he appeared Jovial during the
' day. . '
. ^ ■ ♦
I WAS CIVIC LEjilpEB
Mr. Adams was one of the moct ,
' artlve clvlr Irsrtem at Bolivar. He
nns R«isorlalrrt with hl« father, F.
W. Adams, In the mortgage cnm-
pnny. Thp rider Adanu years sco
was asfoclatrd with Otis Mosler.
Springfield renl e«Ut« dealer, at ■
, Bolivar in the firm of Adams 4:
MoBler. The firm eondi»cled an of- |
flee at Buffalo. Mo. i
' Mr. Adams w|» a Ijrnt.hcrlnlaw
of Arthur C. Flsf>er. who formerly
nprratrd a iiruc*«rtnre at 30© Fs»t
. Walnut street here. The rldrr
Adsnis IS visiun(.lhe Tliher family
In California..
Besides his fAther and wife, Mr.
Adams is survlvMl by two children,
Prank, age 14. 4nd Jean Alice, age
10. and a lister. Mrs. richer.
Mr. Adams Was a Mason and a
member of the' KnlghU of Pythias.
Funeral arrsngement* were in-
complete last night, pending word
from relatives In Calirornia.
[[BANON REALTOR '
eoMMiis suicioE; ;
' ILL HEAJlCAIJSEi
' W. W. Wellman. 55, Prominent
I In Laclede County. Despon-
' dent Alter Conlincd to
(. UCBANON. Mo, Dec. 30.— W. Vf,\
'WelhDSti. 55. prominent Lebanon
, real estate dealer, eommllted sul-
' cide at his home here late this aft-
ernoon by shooting hlm.vl[ with a
3S-c«Iibre revolver.
Mr. Wellman, who has been con-
fined to hu home for the past five
years on account of sickness, is t>e-
UevM to bam taken. JtU own like
becatise of despondency over his
health.
♦— ^— — 4>
I FOtmO IN BED I I
« ♦
T)M nMn'.3 bp«^ was found on hic
iwd'intti a buttet wodiM' throuth
itb» .chest bjr ICrs. Wellman when
tail* retdroed to the home from a
short visit away. The gtin wa-s
found beside it. i
♦ ♦
I , tWE SURVIVORS I
I Mr. WelUnan is survived by his '
wife, twto daughter.:, and three ,
' sons.' One of the daugjiters. Mrs. |
Kxie Henderson, resides at Sey-
mour. Ma Two of the sona. Jack |
and Robert, Mve at Lebanon, while ,
the third left only three weeks ago
far San Pranrlaco Cal.
Funeial service.-, were Inromplrle
^lonHht. j
I Mr. and Mra. R. C. Alexander. SVi
I West Locust, announce the birth of
.a son, Billy Ray. at St. Johns ho,<!-'
' pltal. December 20.
°i\\
DEATHS
iMt night In hU bom't. 7M OarflaM strMt.
fallAwing « llnc«rUi| lUncM. mn«r^*r-
rknfcmtntt ar* nbP ^ooiptot* b«t bonal
will b« In Oraen lavn camtury aa4cr di-
rection of Iha Kthi(n«r UndeUaklaf com-
pany. Tt. Morrison U lurvlved by nl»
w»«. Mra. Martha O. Morrtaoo and Ihrea
fonf. Vrt of WathlnclOD. D. O.. Mid O. of
Pulbntn. Wash., and Clay of Dtxon. Mont.
jAMF.n A. woonn
IsU night in hi* home. 1110 North Rogers
avenu*. H* la survlTCd by three sons. J.
B. of Springfield. Claude P. of Shawnee.
Shswnea; Okla.. and Abraham of Tens.
•nd one daughter. Mra A. U Chllders of
flprlngfleld.
MBS. H. M. SMITH
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah C.
Smith, who diad Sundav nighr )utt five
dsTs after her husband. H. m. Smith,
SprlnaflsM banker, will be held at 3 30
e'elocit thU aftam«on In Iha 'residence,
5»ft East Walnut straat, with tht Rer^rend
rrank Neff offlelatlnc Burial will ba In
Maple Park cemetery under direction of
the Alma Lohmerer funeral boma. Mra
Smith Is survived by two daughters. Mrs.
Oeorge M. Thompson and Mra Prank
Dlllard of Springfield, and one sister.
Mrs. Amanda J. Rybolt. IndlanapoUa, In-
diana.
WTLI.1.^ HALLKR
Funeral services for Wlllts Hallar. •«.
Frisco brakeman, who died Sunday at his
home. 3M East DlvUlon streat. win b«
held at 3:10 o'clock this afternoon In the
Kllngnrr funersi chapel. Interment will
be In Maple Park cemetery.
HABRT FEUlTON
Puneral services for Harry Fen ton. •#.
of 1343 North Clay avenue, who died Sat-
urday night, will be held at J-30 orlork
this afternoon in the Klingnrr funeral
chKpel followed by burial In East Lawn
ceniflerv. Servlcm at the grave will be
conducted by the Oaie of th« Tampla
Lodge. A. r. and A. M.
EI.MTR MASOV
I-'uiifral tr:\icex for Elmrr Mason. 30.
former Sprlngfleldlan who died In Kansas
Cltr fliiiiday morning after an appendt-
(lim I'linnlioii.' will •>' hflrt St 11 o'clocjt,
I his morning In llie Pleaiuint View
rluirrli ?S iiiMfd tinrtlii-t^l of Sprlnjrfleld
Inlermrnt will be in Plrasiwit View ceme-
irrv iinrirr dlrertlon of the Kllngner Un-
rlrrtr.l.liiR ronipanv. Mr. Mft^on Is siir-
> Ived by his wlfr *n«1 small son. who
arrived here from Ksn.^as City yesterday
afternoon on the same train with the
bodv. and by his parent*. Mr. and Mrs.
Kd Mason of Rprlneflrld. and three
hrnther» snd Klst^rn T**T» Mason Is the
dsiichi^r of Mr. nnd Mrv Thomas Brown
of 2132 Travis avenue.
WILLIAM R. Ricr
Ttie hodv of Wlllism R Rirr. 71. who •
di'rt Init ^•Tl(1sy In a lio.>,pliBl hfrr. will he
urnl this morning bv train to Quail Spur, i
Mo . from the W. L, Starne mortuary. Mr ■
n\rf \% .lurvlv^d bv his wlf^.
MR.'*. A.NNA I.ART
Mrs Anna Lahv. 17. dlfd at Ift oclofk |
last nlRhl in her home. 1S2.S North Camp- I
hell a>eniie. following a lln(t»rlne Illness ;
She Is sur'lvrd by her husband. Ralph
Lahv. her parents. Mr snd Mrs. Tom '
Riir<- and one hrolher. Ttslph Burt, srho
Is in thr tinned Hiales n»>v F'jn'rsl
arranRemen's are not rompl»ie bin burlnl
will be In Oreenlawn remelerv under dl- |
rertlon of
rompsnr.
the Kllngner Dndrrtaklng
MARSIAGF. LlCENSr.S |
T.vie T Chamberlain W of .Jop-
i)ki. and Alfn« ^tabeth Pryor. IB, :
n^-8pn;icm^fi«9Und Mirer. 30. of.
' of ^ebanoiw U^ Chrtter H. Gibson.
|-34, li^ »QMftd."^ 'Royston. 33. ,
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1929~LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.**
Page 4: F. Okey Adams died.**
Page 10: Robert Morrison died.**
James A. Woods died.**
Mrs. H.M.Smith died.**
Willis Haller died.**
Harry Fenton died.**
Elmer Mason died.**
Mrs. Anna Lahy died.**
Page 14: There is an article about the Diemer theater.**
I ; MABRrAtlE UCKN8M f^l
i Wir.ii- H. Carter. 2S. RepivJ)llr and J
nelpl.a Krltner. 19. nattlefleld. fchdj
Clvtle T. Cnbb.s. 21. Visslla Cal. and
' .^^^u^ Msr John^-n 22 Fxrtrr. Cal [
nolli roiipirs »rte msirled ^ the
jcArl house by the ReverwKl
JTgoma.s H. V'llrs.
' Cr.0 Sirwntd. 22. of Fordland.
i and Vivian Cmrnmninn. 21. "L"" o'
[Pordlanrt. .
I Rnbert Wilson. 2». KIwood. aiWI
Grnnirtr .Midrrsnn. 13. BprlncfleM.
mm
Ko Inquest Pf(]j>ab|tio,^<tUli
' or m fim r!«in-
mm 9t the AdtJcamtia Adams Mort-
•t hll>bam« In Bollrar lut
^_. t fottnur ol lb* nc? j
^ tovcsUcfttions hkd e':nilr.uirU .iiy
I inwillMllll o( • munkr theory, luid j
llMt • anotT^ liiQUFst U)«n-(orc
«uu:(l i»ot be n«T.'w«n" While he ^
czpraied consldentble ronddenre In
ih» tyticf ft'it* /»'•.- V ■••.■ I 'I by I
»Ti •cr.d' r r fcM • ' • '■ .: •■ ' ''
guage *h< "i I ' - »"•■•'•! "■•■
«.■•-») rf t, < t ■ : ' t rr ;>»■.•» ■':.-
t:le » 'ircn*: i-J^'-biltsy "
|r»r Hu%iiir»* >uffrrrd
Fr'»"iri» I,; A<1 im> *«;c ui u ;u>»
U> ascnte • ntotlTC for »ulride-'
tbouffb they Mid Ad«m»' li>«n roin-
|wny, dealing heaiJly in farm ^l•n^
I |MT»aiftend ttocMKh tbe Ren-
lu lecritl }«<»t.v 11 1* tx-iitvid ihe.
Urn iMMl .guarant««d turm loan .
lold by U to liuuraiice com* '
and that »l may have lo»t j
thraush aome of ihrse cuaratue*^.
i . Aflf— (w yean had been con- 1
Wted w»th the firm, which wns
««'.ih::'h»<1 n- A'^ir;:-- :.! '1 M —i-r h\
bU Xnlhcr. K W. Adanui. and OilS;
fkloaier. now a Springfield real estate
ff'-.i
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tiliil'
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krathmnUw. Aithut Fili'-r. u)ii>
formerly operated a rtriic Mom- a' '•
XO KmH WhImiU »lrrel. ilif ill.r.
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t • ■ A ■ • t
(luoths.
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Adams and Adr.rr* rnt•.^)■^:.• •« : : ii.
laltra ovfr lemporarMy l*v Mivs
Maiide A^k^rn. a ».t'yitli'.!'l-r ^^t.o
;JMM' been artiTely eonii<>rtp<i with
th* firm for nlm'ii !'• ••;•: '.v. M
'ta.> ;t U bIk '.:<«i lul til ;i>' < •.iri)>.u.> .N
Plannril for Tirly
.Deputy C<-foii»r Hi-n' tCHJi«\ '.ml
It l« povl».'«- that th*" K.-ci'i'-.- II'.''-
if.i'.c fl. '.;»•.-. •: 'i :..■■. A .li..-,
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;Ila bad been tiunUng M-.rral days
|M<^:.Mr. Bltie »ald
ItboilToaii
; over the h-arl b':' nrc-*!
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dticbarcMl by lu butt
l»Uli« on tba floor, ibe cbarfv .
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■MfV. It «a-^ polR;<nl .ou'v INrliap".
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.■iiiUrt ■**" futt^ duuhfd at It »a
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lO'ciock In tba evening and aenl to '
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fotind h»r ••'•• ' '
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bla owa Ufe. He had br/r
to hU l<cnr b> Utd lir-ul'l.
flwljwara. Ite U rur
by hL'i rlfr two <ltt:.tli;<:
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ty^^me • p«rt of ComnM-rctal «trrrt ■
bill »htfh trtil protablr f«ll N-for*'
thr inevitable march of progress
whm the Frtsc* ranb af morwl.l
;. thr fild iron brid;' »hi<-h cra««<-5
IhP track* at Jefferwm «rrn«c.
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; whJch F*n up U»e sfcie of the boM-)
InR but »i»* rfemo:L«hrd «ome 5 ear*
aso as a menace,
in jui belter day* 'h' Diemer
' thrster ■»«. one of 'M' bet:rr ^»«-«-
hiive trod :t5 board*. It **■« rf"--
.rr:rri sbo-i' fifteer. rear' aco "nd
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It remained untouched for **%
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» ir M* •« ••ir>ived «v lhr»« •!
I ^vi^fyf fie. Citud* r af Hl»»
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*««»imMeM J W KtinffM*
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frtLvear? until the laundry mn-ed '•' ' W ICtlrtciuT^IPwa
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mtiea. (he v»ce furniture hal al-
most fallen np-rt and The "to fir*
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IIH
NOTE
Since 1929 was the centennial year for Springfield, there were many articles of
historical interest in the newspaper. Therefore it seems appropriate also to include
this chronology of Springfield compiled by Lucilc Morris Upton and published in the
News and Leader of Sunday, March 16, 1975. It adds another 46 years to the excellent
chronology compiled by Dr. Edward M. Shepard and published in the Leader of
June 14, 1929.
<»I3
The First 14S Year
From that day in 1829 when
John Polk Campbell carved his
initials on an ash tree near the
"Bottomless Springy'^ the city has
known turbulence and tran-
quility, boom times and economic
doldrums. This chronology re-
. counts the long-remembered and
trend-setting highlights of
SpringfiehVs almost century and
one-half of existence.
t0k
mS
About the Author
Author-historian Lucile Morris
I'pton urate tliis clironologv of
Sprittgjleld, compiling it from
histories, her oun earlier work
and research. She is a former
city coiincihvoman and long-
lime staff member of Spring-
field ISeuspapers, Inc.
X
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**»^»»)
Sunday News & Leader '' '=t|
V, March 16, 1975
rhe First
fear
hi
From that day in 1829 when
John Polk Campbell carved his
initials on an ash tree near the
^^Bottomless Spring^^^ the city has
known turbulence and tran-
quility^ boom times and economic
doldrums. This chronology re-
counts the long-remembered and
trend-setting highlights of
SpringfieUVs almost century and
one-half of existence.
qiS
About the Author
.iiillior-liistnridii Lucilc Morris
I plan nroir tfiis cliroiiol<><iy nf
Sprin^pi'l(L roitipillti^ it from
histories, her oiirn earlier icork
and research. Slie is a former
city coiincihvonian and long-
time staff nieniher of Spring-
field Neuspapers, Inc.
^\h
By Liicile Mollis Upton
CopyilKhl IftTf)
CliiiiiMildLjjc.-il liisldiy cif Spi iii(;fi('l(l,
Missduri, sl.itis willi IH2!1, if we ;ui' lo
fdlliiu liisldiJMiis who clMrlcd j( licfdic
us.
■| IkiI .\i':ir. ;i|i|i:ir('iilly, is .■iici'pliil :is
llic .vciir ill uliiih .lolin |'dli< ('.iiiiiilicll of
Mililiy CiiiiMly, 'I'ciiiu'sscc, later lo In-
. •.. known as foiiiidcr of llie city, nil Ins
f^|!^"!f'.n'."'''s ')" llie liillsidc'asi! ''"pc lo mark •
■^■■-""" ' his fiifurr lini'iir.':|(r';Tliis'\\,-is ii'<>iii- \ho'-""
"Hollomlcss Spriii),'" or '■N:iliii .il Well"
llinl m;iw diir iircsciil Wutcr Sliccl ils
IlillllC.
On (liis tiip Ciiiiiplicll WHS ac-
coiiiiiaiiicd by hjs lirolliir, Madison,
'ilicy rcliinicd (o 'rciiiicsM'c lo picpaic
(heir fairiilics for Ihc mkhc Id an area
only ri'ccnily \aialo(l liy Indians.
On Hid iiiclil of Marfh -1, IK.KI,
Caiiiplicll and liis family willi his
biolhcr - ill - law, .Joseph Miller, and
family, were camped heside the Natural
Well, ready for home liiiildiiix. Madison
Caiiipliell reliinieil two years later.
Alioiil lliree weeks prior to Ihis, Ihree
I''iill)riKlil 111 others and a lirollier - in -
law — William, .lolin, and I.iM I'^iil-
l)ri«lit and A. .1. lUirnetl — with fam-
ilies, arii\ed at (he future Springfield
site. They also v\ere from Maury
('dimly, Tennessee. William FnlhriKlit
had crossed the present Cireene Coiinly
on a Irip in l«l!l, hiil did not desi);nale a
homeslte at thai lime .Several sl.ives
also ai ciimp.iiiied the first selllers.
Before the Cimpliell - l''iill)ri«lit se(-
lleiiieiil was made, a few hiimesleaders
had <-dme lo Ihe .lames Kiver area, mil
far fKim the future Springfield site.
Hefdie that. Indians, especially the lie-
lawares and Kickapoos. occiipie<l the
land. The OsuKcs li.ul used it as a
liuntiiiK Kfiiind. There also was evi-
dence of prehistiiric occupation.
A KCdloKist and explorer. Henry
Schddkraft, interested in lead deposits
he found en an 1SI8-'19 trip into Arkan-
sas and Missouri, camped near the
present city and wrote of his
e.xperiences. This is believed to be the
first published comment on the terrain.
The first 100 years of the following
chrnnoiogy owes much to two valued
historians: R. I. Hnlcombe, editor of
"History of Greene County, Missouri,"
published in 1883. and Dr. Edward M.
Shepard, Drury College professor and
internationally known geologist, who
brought the year - by - year history up -
to - date for the centennial celebration in
1929. They, in turn, had relied heavily on
the "History and Directory of Spring-
field and North Springfield," published
in 1878 by George S. Escott. He had
taught the first school in North Spring-
field after that town was incorporated in
1870.
A somewhat revised summary of the
first hundred years and an outline of the
next 25 years were prepared by this
writer in 1954 and published in these
■■ ' -^^.A-.^^^^^
i U t M]
"^^^^J-^^^f-^ff
mi aC^aiL l'-/2«
0 "•J'<Hi''M!
1-1
A iiiarhic xliih, plavvil in a unll
of llie Mismmri Parijh: rifj^lil-of-
»'«j on Water Slri'vl, is 35 fe.vl
from Ihc spriufi^ tvhich allrn<(c<l
llie city's first settlers.
newspapers. The following, again, has
revisions as «ell as additions.
It is appropriate, also, in repeat an
evplanalKin made in the 125 - year
oiilline — ".Many im|)ortant events nec-
essarily .-ire omillcd in llie cbroiidldKy
below, h'or iiislaiicc, if .space vvdiild
IK'iiiiil. il uonlil be iiilereslin^ lo record
uheii ea<h (■jiiiicli, sclioid, ;iii(l liiisilirss
liiaiil 111 Spiiiicfield was biiill. Since Ih.'it
IS impossible, the aim li;is been lo
choose li,ippeniiit;s that set a trend, that
have been lon« - remembered, or that
were firsi In a group or series."
m^sf^u^tm^
v';;*;>v ••i:v!.:
This year is acce|)ted as lime of first
designation of a Springfield liiimesite,
though soiiu; reminiscences of pioneers
mention 1827 or 1828. Selection was
made by two Caiiipbell brothers when
they arrived at llio "Nalural Well," near
the north side of the present Water
Street, between North Uobbcrson and
North .Jefferson Avenues. \
18.10
In mid - l'"el)ruary the Knlbright
families arrived. A. .1. lUirnelt built
first cabin, at about present northeast
corner of Olive and lioonville, which ho
relimiiiished to John I'olk Campbell
upon learniiiK he had marked the site
for his homestead. William Fulliriyht
settled at a big spring not far frdiii the
12(1(1 block College Street.
March 4 - John !'. Campbell and
.Joseph Miller families arrived. Burnett
moved five miles east.
IKItl
.J.in. Hi - .Jose|)li Itiuinlree and family
and Sidney S. Ingram, his nephew, ar-
rived. This hdiiiesile was 2i<, miles
sduthwest. Uoiintree taught first school
in present Greene County in log cabin at
about IK,i4 West Mount Vernon. In 18:!2
he tauKlit in log bouse that had mud and
stick chimney, on north .siile of (.'ollej^e,
then I'ulbriKlit Itoad, and the presiwii
North Main Avenue. Ingram built u
cabinet and wagon shop near his liomi'
on the presenl WesI Walnut Street; later
a saw and grist mill on liis .lames River
[aim.
Daniel B Miller, brother of .losepli,
settled al Miller Spring, now Grant
Beach I'ark. He di.-d in 18.1!). A pioneer
graveyard (1811-;u;) was established
when Miller's child died, the first death
in the settlement. A temporary federal
cemetery was established in a nearbv
field after the Battle of Wilson's Creek
Among other 18.31 settlers were Samuel
Painter, wife and three sons — John.
.Jacob, the famous gunsmith, and
Elisha.
Aug. 7 - First marriage in settlemenl
was Junius Rountrcc, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Rountrec, and Martha J.
Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Miller.
Oct. 10 - James II. Slavens, a young
preacher, gave first sermon in Sfiring-
field in home of William Fulbriglit. He
.and Amanda Rountrcc, oldest daughter
of Mr. .-ind Mrs.' Jl)<iepli lioiintit'e, wei'^'
married in \K:ri. In 18.11 he was pastor of
log cabin Methodist Church, iidrlh of
present Central Street in an nak jjrove
east of Silver Springs I'ark, near Na-
lidii.-il Avenue.
First male while child born here was
Harvey, son of Mr. and Mrs. .John ImiI-
biiglil; first female while child was
Maiy I'rances. daiiKhter of Mr. and
Mrs. .John I'. Campbell.
.Junius T. Campbell, I.S. ydimcest
brolher of .John, rode horseback alone
from Tennessee and opened first slore
in log cabin near iiresent Landmark
Building, Jefferson Avenue and Olive
Street.
18.13
Jan. 2 - Greene County was es-
tablished by Missouri General As-
sembly; niiiiicd for (Icncral NathiinncI
Greene, Revolutionary War hero. First
boundaries (approximate): west, Kan-
sas; south, Arkansas; east, Gasconade
River; and north. OsaRc Fork.
March II - First session of Greene
County Court in home of John P.
Campbell, county clerk. Settlement
called Fulbriuht and Campljcll Springs.
Cotirt included Samuel Martii\,
prpsiilliiR JudRc, Jorvmlali N. Sloan and
James Uolll.son.
Auk. 12 - Judge Charles "'Hnss" All-
en held first term of circuit court In this
district. John D. Shannon was first
sheriff.
1834
First log cabin post office was on
west side of Jefferson between East
Walnut and East McDaniel, with Junius
«>n
T. Campbell piistmasler. Mail came
twice a week from Budnville and Fayel-
teville. Ark. Formerly it was brought
twice a month from Jimmy Harrison's
Store at the mouth of Little Piney, on the
Gasconade, near the present Arlington.
Businessmen this year were D. D.
Berry, Henry Fulbripht. Canncfax and
Ingram (R. W. Cannefax and S. S.
Ingram), all dealers in dry goods and
groceries; and .lames Carter and .lohii
VV. Hall, village hlacksmilhs. Ingram
also made coffins, licdsteads, chairs,
spinning wheels, and Itie like.
mi
F.arly months of Ihis year hecanie
part of the "Hard Winter." Livestock
perished from the cold. In .luno the
settlement was terrified hy outbreak of
cholera. At least seven persons died.
,nily IS - Springfield hecame county
, seal olCicenc Counly. The County Court
adopted plan of .lohn Polk Campbell to
lay off town in lots with streets In-
tersecting each side of Public Square, as
in his home town, Columbia, Tenn.
There had been contest with Klekapoo
Settlement, south, and .Inslah T.
■ nanforth Settlement, east, for county
seal designation. Campbell and wife,
Louise T., made deed Aug. 27, 1836,
giving 50 acres for lownsile, including
Iwo acres for Public Square.
Sept. I - United States Land Office
established with .loel U, Hailen first
registrar. He later organized and was
pastor of First Christian Church on
College Street.
lK;tti
Nov. '2H - County Court ordered two ■
story, red brick courthouse built in cent-
er of Public S(|uarc at cost of $;i'2r)l).
Temporary courtluuise, no doubt of logs,
possibly was at s(Uilheast corner of I'al-
ton and Olive, according I" eaily city
plot.
First newspaper, 0/ai k Slandiird,
later 0/ark Kagle, of which there are no
known files, was established about this
year.
First frame house was built by
Benjamin Cannefax; first brick chim-
neys were from home - burned bricks.
1837
.lohn Smith Phelps, young lawyer,
and wife, Mary, from Simsbury, Conn.,
arrived. He served as congressman,
1844-'62, and as Missouri governor, 1877-
'8L The distinguished statesman (1811-
•86) is buried in Hazelwood Cemetery
beside his wife (1812-'78). She is espe-
cially remembered because she protect-
ed the body of Gen. Nathaniel Lyon by
temporary burial in her garden after the
Battle of Wilson's Creek. Also she es-
tablished an orphanage for waifs of the
Civil War.
1838
Cherokee Indians came through here
on "Trail of Tears" removal to Okla-
homa.
Feb. IH - Springfield was
incorporated with trustees Joel H. Had-
<r
One of (he best known
drawings of the BaKle of Wil-
sons Creek Is this one which
shows the fatal shot fired at
Uninn Nathaniel Lyon on Aug.
10. I86I. in tlie fury of (he
rs^-il AilurV n( (he ha((lp.
en, Daniel D. Berry, Sidney S. Ingram,
Robert W. Crawford, and ,Ioseph Jones.
Population was alxjul 3110. There were 15
business houses.
I8-12
.lohn Andrew Stephens opened first
"classical academy" in brick building,
built by popular subscription, between
Short Benton and Kimbrough, near St.
Louis. He was shot by reckless riders in
the Zagonyi Raid, Oct. 25, 1861,
1844
Population 532, including 105 slaves,
according to circuit clerk's records.
The Springfield Advertiser, earliest,
newspaper of which files are available
at Springfield Public Library, was pub-
lished 1844 to 1861.
1845
, May • Springfield branch of the Slate
Bank of Misso\iri was cstiiblishcd, J. H.
McBrldc, president; J. R. Danforth,
cashier; C. A. lladcn, clerk.
IKI6
First Springfield volunteers left for
Mexican War. Others wer(' mustered
into service in 1847.
IXIH
The Rev. Charles Carll(Mi friun Ca-
nada established aiail<'niy, generally
called "Carlton Ccdlcne." on south side
of College, near Main. The street, earli-
er called "Fulbrlght" or "West," now
took its name Umu the iusliluliiMi. Be-
cause of his Southern sympathy, CarlUui
left at oullvreaU of Civil War aM<l es-
lalilislied n}|le);e m HoiiInum. '\'r\.
Among coiitribulors lo Caillon Col-
lege was Nathan Boone, youngest sou of
Daniel Boone, a Miss(uiri and Midwest
hero. He is buried near Ash tliiive on his
luuiiestead. His log cabin luuiie is on llie
Nalional Kenlsler of llisloru- riaces.
IK4II
In a lug tcMMHTaiice iiKixrinenl, 75
members joined Suns ol 'reiniicianre In
two months.
Five private schools and academies,
mostly for young women, were op-
erating.
Population "about 5110."
California gold fever "carried off
some cili/;ens."
1851
March 3 - Election was held to choose
municipal officers; called "an attempt
to resuscitate the almost defunct act of
incorporation making Springfield a
city."
18.«
First Baptist service here was held
by the Rev. B. McCord Roberts in small
brick house on Olive near Main.
. 1854
Aug '25 - First legal execution in
Greene County was hanging of Willis
0H«
Washam of Taney County for murtler
one month after his conviction on cir-
cumstantial eWdence. Many helieved
Washam was innocent. This was one of
two legal hangings in the entire history
of Greene County.
I8.ib
Population 721.
Southwest Missouri District Fair,
first in Greene County, with Col. Marcus
Boyd president of the association, was
held on east side of Mount Vernon
"Road" near the present West .Avenue.
18.57
Official report gave lA'-W sla\es ni
county. At a public auction in Spring-
field slaves sold for $715 to $10(10 each.
In August, 11 slaves were sold by estate'
of Nathan Boone, youngest son of Daniel
Boone, on his homestead near Asli
Grove.
1838
Sept. 17 - First west - bound stage of
Butterfield Overland Mail reached
Springfield about 3:15 p.m. from Tipton
with John Butterfield among the pas-
sengers and son, John, Jr., the driver.
This mail arrived in San Francisco, Oct.
10. First stage arrival here from Cali-
fornia enroute to the railroad terminus
at Tipton probably was Oct. 8. _
Aug. 28 - Greene Count y
appropriated $1(1,11(1(1 for new courthouse
and jail at nortlnvesi corner of College
Street and Public Square. Contract was
let to Josiah Leedy, Dec 25. for ?:!(!. 0(10
liuililiMi; «:is 01 cupiiMl. hill mil (|uii('
(diiipU'lcd 111 bSlil wlii'M Civil U.irenipl-
(mI. Last session of ciiciiil loiii t was held
(line Manli 2.1. 1012, .-ind slriicliire was
lorn down In 1011 In m.ike way for
Heir's Sloii'.
ik:.!)
Cliiisl I'^pisi'opal Cliiiirh uiis orga-
iii/imI, ic(ii);aiil/ed in IKIili, Cliuicli at
\V;ilnMl and Kinilji iiii);h w.is licdicaled
.Ian 1, 1K70
I'd). 12 - Kills wcic laUc'ii loi "two ■
Story brick college building, soiillieasl
corner South Campbell and Slate. Prof,
.lacob Schiill/ of Tennessee w.is in
charge. Dining (Mvil War bulbling was
used as prison for Confederates.
This year Springfield had eiKlit priv-
ate schools, including five female, onir
male, and two music schools.
Popiilalloii esliiualcd al "about
2000."
First ielegiapli line was built nilo
Springfield from .leffersiui (;ity. by way
of Bidivar; exieiided to Kort Sinitli, ArU.
A later line from .St. Louis, connected
with the Arkansas extension, following
what became known as llu; "Old Wire
lioad."
I8(il
'Pensions mounted between "Union"
and "Stale" synipallii/.t^rs and clash
was barely averted in May.
.lune 24. Sunday - Col. Franz Sigel
with his Federal St. Louis German
troops marched up St. Louis Street into
the Public S((uare at 11:30 a.m.; then to
First Christian Church on College
Street. The congregation was compelled
to take oath of allegiance to the Union
cause,
.July 20 - Gen. Nathaniel Lyon with
his Union troops marched into Spring-
field.
Aug. 10 - Bailie of Wilson s Creek
fought. General Lyon was killed and
Federal Army and sympathizers re-
trcateii to Holla. Battle was considered a
Confederate victory on the field, but it
set fori-es in iiiolion that won the war for
the nation.
Aug^. 11 - Gen. Ben McCulloch and
Gen. Sterling Price marched their
Southern troops into Springfield about
noon. Late in month Gen. Price went to
Lexington and Gen. Mc(,'ulloch to .Ar-
kansas.
Oct. 25 - Maj. Charles Zagonyi, at
head of Body Guard of Gen. John C
Fremont, with some reinforcement,
made chare" into Springfield ahead of
main Union force, which followed, Oct.
27.
Nii\. 2- Gen. Fremont received notice
to turn command over to Gen. Da\id
Hunter, which he did, Nov. 3, and a day
later, with the Body C.uard. started
return to St. Louis.
Nov. 9 - Federal .Army, under Gen.
Hunler. withdrew to RoUa.
.Nov. IS - C.en. Price again moved
Confederate troops into Springfield.
Sprinufield was uiiiler military rule
lSBl-(i5
I.SK2
Feb 12 ■ Confederates began (o
e\.iriial(' Sjiriimfield as Federal troops
at'ain approached. Maj. Gen Samuel R.
Curtis was in command. Union rule vvas
restored in Springfield. I''ive small
"forts" were built for protection of
stores of government property.
1863
Jan. 8 - Battle of Springfield.
Confederates under Gen. John S. Mar-
niadiike made unsuccessful allemi)t to
capture city,
18B5
With the close of the war, soldiers
from bolli sides, returned to their lumies
here.
•Iiily 21 - James H. "Wild Bill"
llUkdk klllcil Dave Tull of Yellvllle.
Aik . (Ill I'lililic S(|iiare. fidlowing clash
aflei rmt won llickok's gold watch in
gaiiil)linK Kame the nielli before.
1866
• Mar. 1 1 - The Rev. Father Francis W.
(irahaiii came from Uojla In say first
Calholic mass here. In 18(iS, under his
leadership, Ihe Kelso College BiiildinK.
northwest corner Ninth Campbell and
Tampa, beraiiie original liiimaculale
Ciniceptioii Church.
1867
I'^eb 3 - I'ire in northwest corner of
Public Siiiiaie burned Union Press, a
gioieiy, saloon, sla^ecoacb company
barn, two warehouses, and a row of
Ne»;ro cabins in .Ionian Valley.
Shortly after fire. Pride of W csl Ilnnk
and Ladder Company of volunteer fire
fighters was organized with V\illiani 11.
Worrell, captain.
April 4 - First publication of The
Springfield (weekly) Leader issued by
0. S. Fahenstock and Company with
Daniel C. Kennedy, editor, and, after
September, 1858, owner. It became a
daily. May 3, 1870, but lliere was later
inlerval of weekly publication befori;' it
relnrncd to daily.
June 13 - liazehv 1)0(1 Cemetery
boiiRht by city.
National Cemetery established by
United Stales government. During the
year, reburial of 1514 Union soldiers, of
whom 795 were identified, was made
from original burial sites at area Civil
War encounters.
Aug. 7 - First Springfield street
lights — four coal oil lamps on Square,
with one at each street entrance. Soon
five more gleamed on Boonville from
Scjuare to Jordan Creek.
Sept. 9 - First public schools here
opened in three rented buildings. Cen-
tral School. Jefferson and Olive, opened
III 1871: Negro School, at Washington
and Central, in 1R72. .lonathan
Fairbanks served as superintendent
1K75-1912.
Permilla Caroline Slephens. widow
of Prof. John .A. Stephens, founder of
first academy here, was appointed
postmaster (18K7-'77). the only woman
ever to serve in that office in SpriiiK-
fleld.
186S
.May 30 - First Springfield Memorial
Day (called Decoration Day) featured a
National Cemetery program. Speakers
were S. H. Bovd and William E. Gil-
j more.
1869
May 30 • Monument to United States
soldiers in the Battle of Springfield.
built with $5000 bequest in v*ill of Dr. T,
I J. Bailey, dedicated at National Ccme-
' tery.
Corporate limits of town extended by
Missouri General Assembly.
18TO
' Springfield's population: 5555.
Apr. 21 - Construction train of South
Pacific Railway, later Frisco, pulled
into station at Commercial and Benton.
Formal opening of road connecting with
line built before Civ il War to Arlington,
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TSM»«
**««* ,.,)<( 5^
I( «as :i hfll ifaiv shiirtly nflcr Ihi" (nil War Mhcn a palriodc mrclinu, «ilh both
I>lur and (Jray veterans on hand. «as held In the ruhllc Square. The cnurlhouse
can he seen al the entrance In College Street. Farther down the street, the lower
of First Christian Church rises aho\e nearby buildlnKS. The crowd (abo\p)
gathered .April 15, 1906. the day after the lynchiuK of three men on the r'ubllc
Square. In the background is the old red brick Greene County jail from which a
mob renio\ed the men. The sheriffs home is in the foreground. •
was May 3.
Confederate Cemetery was es-
tablished adjoining National Cemetery
'-and 501 dead, mostly unidentified, were
:jiioved there from nearby battlefields.
Deed to Confederate Cemetery,
combining with National, was signed,
.June 28, 1911, by Harvey W. Salmon,
president of State Confederate Asso-
ciation, and ,1. E. Elliott, secretary.
Confederate monument. Chevalier
Trentanove sculptor, was dedicated.
Aug. in. 19(11. I-ast eligible burial in
cemetery, May 22, 1964, was Mrs. Mar-
tha Ann Hadden. widow of Thomas Hen-
Ty Hadden, Confederate calvaryman.
Manle Park Cemetery chartered.
.lime () - O/iirk House, hotel built by
South Pacific Uailwuy Company, was
(ipcried (III Coniniercial Street near sta-
tion. It burned in 1874; rebuilt in 1«79.
Springfield Wagon Company orga-
iii/o(l; leorgaiii/ed in 1872. Famous for
wagons for 70 years.
July 4 - Town of North Springfield
W'as incorporated.
1871
Sept. 7 - Melropolilaii Hold on Col-
lege Street opened with grand ball.
Oiltstaiidiiig hotel 40 years; closed 1952;
razed 1954 for parking lot.
Wooden bell lower and band stand
built in center of Public Square;
remained iiiilil 1882.
1872
Springfield Woolen Mill completed
on inesenl site of (irmit Beach Park;
badly damaged in tnrnado, Nov. 5, 18S:1.
It operated 18 years.
Mansfield Theater o|)eiU'il on South
Avenue.
187X
Sept. 25 - First term of Drury (.'ollcge
opened with .30 students and three in-
structors.
1874
Springfield Gas Company organized;
began operations in 1875.
1875
June 3. Springfield observed a day of
fasting and prayer, proclaimed
9:>o
1^ ^awrfetww*!*"-^-;:.' .-i^l^&- /
K «as a hoi day shortly after thr ( i\il War «h<'n a patriotic rjioplini;. with both
r>liic and (iray \ptorans on hand, was hold in tho Tuhiic Square. The courthouse
can be seen at the entrance to CoIIohc Street. Tarlher down the street, the to«er
of First ( hrislian ( hnrch rises abfl\e nearh> buildinss. The crowd (abo\e)
gathered April l.i, llOfi. the day after the lynching of three men on the l^iblic
Square. In the background is the old red brick (ireene County jail from which a
mob retiioied the men. The sheriff s home is in the foreground.
statewide by Gov. Ctiarles H. Hardin,
because of grasshopper destruction.
Later the town had a benefit concert for
victims of the grasshopper onslaught.
1878
Telephone exchange opened in home
of Edward Woelk.
May 20 - First tram of Western
Missouri Railroad Company, organi/ert
by Springfield businessmen, came in
over track connecting Mill Street Sta-
tion and Ash Grove. This line resulted in
Kansas City, Fort Scott, and Memphis
(Gulf) Railroad coming to Springfield.
March 25, 1881. The Frisco System and
Memphis line were consolidated in May,
1901, and the Commercial Street station
abandoned.
1879
Feb. 22 ■ Saturday Club organized;
federated 1S96. The oldest federated
woman's club west (if the Mississippi
River.
Charier for street railroad granted to
II. F. Fellows, K. J. McElhany, and
■lames Slougbton. Mule car introduced
HI 1S8U. Route was on BoonviUe from the
Public Square to Commercial, thence to
Frisco Station at Benton. There were
two miles of track, seven cars, 20 horses
and mules. Other lines soon were built
and most street cars electrified by l.'*99,
Springfield being one of the early
United Stales cities to have electric
street cars. Last mule car operated in
1903; electric cars quit, Aug. 30, 1937.
crippled.
1882
Springfield's population, fi.'322; North
Springfield, 997.
Aoril 18 • Sonngfield felt small effect
of "cyclone" which demolished Marsh-
field, where (iO were killed, .12 died from
wounds, and others were permanently
Lowered railroad freight rates en-
couraged fruit raising. Ira S. Ilaseltine
and Sons had largest apple orchard near
Springfield.
1883
Sept. 19 - P. B. Perkins, Fort Scott.
Kan., exercised franchise given by City
Council and organized Springfield Wa-
ter Company under laws of Missouri.
Aug. 9 - Mi)riumenl to Gen. Nathaniel
Lyon dedicated on Public Square; re-
mo\ed to National Cemetery. 18S.5.
Nov. 5 - .Ground eight persons were
killed and many injured as tornado
swept North Springfield from the
Woolen .Mill at present Grant Beach
Park, east on Division Street and Lo-
cust, damaging the mill, destroying Sa-
cred Heart Church and •10 houses.
188G
Some streets were lighted by Spring-
field Gas and Electric Company.
^X\
1887
April 4 - Voters overwhelmingly vot-
ed to consoljdate Springfield and North
Springfield.
First large office building, four sto-
ries, later increased to five, built by
Judge James Raker at northwest corner
Public S(|uare and Olive. Called Ihe
■ Baker Block, it bad Siiringficld's first
elevator. It was lorn down in I!)5() to
make way for addition to Beer's Store.
July - T. B. Collins arrived to become
Springfield's weather observer, as
United States Weather Bureau was be-
ing established in Baker Block. Obser-
vations began Sept. 20. Bureau was
moved June I.'!, 18fl4, to new Post Office
t)uilding (now Vi\y Hall), Boouville and
Brower, (hence to Springfield Municipal
Aiiporl. .Inly 2, I'J-iri. Several slunt -
lived vveallicr observation began as
early as 1K57.
YMC.A organized with first (|uarlers
at College and Campbell. A. A. Mehl
was c h a i r 1)1 a n o f org a n i z a I i o n
committee; L. VV. llubbell, first vice
president; and W. A. Brubaker, first
secretaiy. 'I'lirco story building was
erected at southeast corner of SI. I.ouis
and Jefferson; burned March 20, 1(111,
Willi JtO.IIDI) loss; reopened in Sept.,
III!.'!, in new building at Jefferson and
Traffic (now Pershing).
Well dug in I8r)8 as fire pidteclion, on
Public S(|uare was filled. 'I'lie pump had
been taken out aiul Ihe well closed for
use in IHKl.
1888
.(an. 1 - l''irst free mail delivery in
city. Post Office was in arcade at
soullieast corner of Public Sipiare.
Perkins C!rand Opera House, west
side of ]5oiinville near Central, opened
v^itli ("ifand I'lnglish Opera Company
featuring iMiima Abbott lliree nights
and matinee. Building burned, March
27, l«!)G.
City had 70 street lamps (gas) and
piiilioiis were circulated for more.
Springfield's population: "21,850.
Seinpronius Hamilton "Pony" Boyd,
Springfield lawyer and former con-
gressman, appointed minister resident
and consul - general to Siam. Because of
Illness, he returned home Iwo years
later, leaving his son. Dr. Robert Boyd,
In charge of the American office at
Bangkok Dr. Boyd became a friend of
King Chiilalongkorn, formerly the
prince laiighl by Anna of "Anna ami the
King of Siani" and '."I'lie King and I."
Because of friendship with the Spring-
fieldian. King Chulalongkorn presented
an autographed set of rare Siamese
religious writings to Driiry College. S.
11 Bovd died in 1894; Dr. Boyd of ma-
John Smith Phelps, v,ho lived in Spring-
field from 1837 until his death in 1886.
served in Congress 18 years and became
governor of Missouri. He also was mili-
tary governor of Arkansas lor a short
llnie and was defense attorney for Wild
Bill Hickok after Hickok shot a man to
death on (he Public Sauare.
laria alioiil a year laler.
IXfll
Oclobcr ■ ,SI. .lolin's llos|iil;il iipi'iieil,
soiillicasi coi'iier Washiiinluii ;ih(l Cliesl-
niil, by Sisters of Mercy.
Nov, '.'X - l''li,sl iiiKaiii/ed (imlli;i||
played in Spnnj^field — l)iui\. II.
\Vasliingl(ni Univeisily 18.
Bonds were voled for sewage
disposal.
IHfl.t
July II - l''lrst failure of a ,Spi ifigficld
bank. Four more banks closed In next
four weeks, but one reopened. There had
been 12.
Temple Israel organized. Building at
Belmont and Kickapno was built in lf):ill.
First section of Springfield High
School (now Central) at Jefferson and
Central, was built at cost of $100,01)0 on
former site of home of Dr. K. T.
Robberson, which was purchased for
$1.5,000. High school classes were moved
from olil Cciiira! School building at .lef-
ferson and Olive, where grade school
classes were coiiliniied several years.
1894
June '24 - Springfield Post Office
opened in new I''ederal Building on
Boonville Avenue at Brower Street; T. C.
l.ove, postmaster. I''xtensive addition to
building completed in l'.)14. Afler Fed-
eral Building at Boonville and Central
was occupied, ,Iiily !i, l!l.'!8. former site
became City Hall, with lots owned by
city between the two sites being
exchanged. The city originally had
planned to build a cityhall on these lots.
18SS
Harry S. Jewell bought The Spring-
field (Daily) Leader. Later he combined
The Herald with it.
"(ioltfried" or "lOleclric" Tower,
with ban<l and speakers plalform, built
on Public S<iiiiire; nniovcd in lllll!).
IH96
The Springfield Telephone Company
had 250 subscribers.
Sornsi<> Club organized; federated in
1897.
Paid Springfield l''ire Department
organized.
1898
Two companies of volunlecrs left for
Spanish - American War but did nut
serve in Cuba.
I'"eb. 12 - Spriiiglield's coldest day on
record — 29 degrees below zero.
Frisco Hospital Association orga-
nized and iinspital built at Broad (now
Broadway) and Atlantic, but abandoned
in 1922.
Springfield's population; 2.1,207.
1902
Aug. 29 - Melal footbridge over
Frisco tracks north of Commercial
Street opened. It extended from Jeffer-
son and Commercial, north to (^hase.
'cost was $8200.
1903
Sept.
Cornerstone laid for
Springfield Carnegie Public Library,
Central and Jefferson. It was built with
$50,000 gift of Andrew Carnegie. First
patrons were served March 12, 1905.
Oct. 15 - Abou Ben Adhem Temple of
the Mystic Shrine was installed with
head(niarters in Masonic Temple, 305
Fast Walnut, until moved to Shrine
Mos(|iie.
1904
Jan. 6 - Springfield Hospital Asso-
ciation and Training School for Nurses
organized. Building opened, Jan. 1,
1905, as Springfield Hospital. It later
became Springfield Baptist Hospital;
now Park Central Hospital.
June 2fi - St. Paul Methodist Fpiscn-
pnl Church, South, now St. Paul United
Methodist Church, dedicated new build-
ing at Jefferson and Fast Walnut. It
replaced building at southwest corner of
South and Walnut started in late 1850s.
The congregation's first building in
Springfield was in 1842 at Patton and
Pershing.
Oct. 17 - First night football game in
history (according to longtime Spring-
field contention) played here when
Springfield Normal, a ]) r i v a I e
institution, defeated Cherokee Institute
of Tahlequah, I.T., II to 0.
^21
I90S
March 2(1. nioincr Tliualcr, built by
Dr. F. W. Dii'incr, nponcd on
Coniiiu'ici.il SlnM'l. I'cail While, a
Spriiiuficld Kill, was aiiiiitiK Ibosc
workiiiK ill \n\\ office. She liecainc fa-
mous ill early movies in slaiiiii); rule of
"Perils of Pauline," a poiJiilar serial.
Pt()(i
Feb. Hi. F. \V. Wiiolwortli store oiieneil
here.
Feb. 22 - SI. .John's Hospital opened
at Nichols and Main, in move from first
site on Wasliint^lon Avenue, (lornerslone
had been laid by (!ov. .Joseph Folk in
impressive ceremonies. liuildinfi later
was expanded aiu| l)ecaiiie Mercy Villa
Nursiiif^ Home after hospital moved to
Tills Fast ', hcrokee. It opened there Oct.
2, niS'J. I'.olli iiistiliitiinis well- os-
lablisheil .•iiid condiicled by the Sisters
of Mercy. A new Mercy Vilhi, adjoiniiu:
llie new liospil.d tract, is lin<ler coij-
sliiielion.
April 11 - M(d) men estimated at ')ll(ll),
broke into (Ireene Cininty ,lail ;ini| loid<
Ihice Net;ro men, lyiichint; Ihem iiii the
I'lildic Sipiare. 'I'liis w.is on Fasler l'',ve.
.Iniie II - I'Mist session of Springfield
Slale Normal School opened widi enroll-
ment of S4:! at Cherry and Piekwiek in
biiildiiiK lliat had been the privately
owneil Sprin^jfield Normal School, es-
lablished in IKIll by ,1. A. Taylor and
l''ra:ik P. Mayhntjh. The slate inslilnliini
iiioM'd lo lis preseni cam|iiis in .hi-
iiniiiv, IIMlll Afler llllll it w.is kno\Mi as
Soiilliwesl Ml.ssoiiii Stale Teacbeis Cid-
1( L;e, later as Soiilliwesl Missouri Slole
('nlle);e, llieil as Soiitliui'st Missiiilli
Slali' Hiiivi'i sily,
Nov. 2(1 - Mis. lOlleii .^. liiir^e opened
liilif^e Deiironess llospilol in residence
on iioilli .Icfferson Avenue. Miss Minnie
l.iickey, later Mrs. .loliii Ciiiiklin);, uos
first snpei inlendenl. I'list brick mill,
also ;i jjill of Mrs. Pur^;e, opened .Inly
Id, 1!)I)K. The mime was chaiij^ed In
Hnri:e lliispilal, Iheii liiirt;e Pruleslaiit
llospilnl, and now is l.esler Iv Cox
Medicnl Center, as units were added
and Ih'j area expanded.
1907
April 'M\ ■ Missouri Pacific Railway
ran its first train into Springfield on line
built from White Ffiver Division at
Crane.
BOS
VWCA orKaiii/ed - Mrs, .losi'pliine
Walsiin and Miss la//ie McDaniel >;:ive
>;iiiuii(l on South .Icfferson Avenue
where buildinu was fiiiishcil in Ant^nsl,
11)17 In l!ll!l the .Icfferson Hotel, on an
adjoining lot, was purchased for resi-
dence for youiiK women.
1 909
.Ian. (i - Baldwin Theater, buiU in
1K!I1 nil SI. l.oiiis Sheet, burned.
.Inly 'j - l''risc(i shops norlhwest of
cily opened.
Sept. 1« - Landers Theater, llll Fast
Twenty-one years after SprinnIieM's first
(cleplitilic was Installed (he Springfield
Telephone Coinpany was having Us pnili-
Irins during the coldest day of record —
29 decrees below /.ero, on Krh. 12, 1899.
Waliiiil, opened. Hiiill liy .lohri I).
Landers, the Itieyler presented miiiiy
Kreat artists and eiilerlainers as well as
loiid show motion pictures. In early
ll)2(ls it became Landers - Orphenm
Thealer, then the first theater with
sound modini picture e(|iiipmeiit in
Springfield. The SpriiiKfiidd Lillle The-
aler, ort,'aiii/ed in KLIS :ind incorporated
in l!l-17, purchased and restored Ihe
Ibeiiler and opened there with its l!)7(l-
'71 season.
Springfield's popiibilion: .'IS.L'DI.
.Iniie 11-12 - First Sprinj^ficld air
carnival. Avialor Charles !■'. VVill.-ird
crashed in his Ciirlis hi - plane, falliii«
KiO feet but escaping willi sliglil
iiijiilies.
Ocl 15 . Spcci;il li.ilii. \Mlli (wo
smgeiiMs .•ibii.ird. w.is i iislicil In Ciiiiway
III effiirl lo sn\c life iif SLiiiley Kelcliel,
middleweighl world i li.iiiipion, afler he
\\as falally shot on farm near (here. He
died in llie Spriu);fielil llnspital,
Dec. I'i! - Children's Home in
Pickwick I'lacc burned; three children
ilied.
1912
.Ian. 27 ■ First liny Scout Irnop hero
was named Hob While Patrol, No. 1.
I'eb. 'Jll^l - Springfield's heaviesl
recorded snowfall — 2U inches, in IK
hours.
March 23 - Last session of Greene
County Circuit Court in courthouse on
Public Square was held as new
courthouse at Boonville and Central
(then Center) was occupied.
July 29 - City Hall was moved from -10
- year quarters on second floor of brick
building on east side of Boonville, near
Central, to third floor of new
cnurthouse.
isn
May 15 - Convention Hall, which cost
$75,0(10, opened at Campbell and preseni
.McDaniel. About 20 years later it was
occupied under lease lo Sears - Roebuck
and Company, then ra/ed in 195S for a
parking lot.
May 211 - First Springfield Park
I3oard apj)oiiite(l. The cily owned two
small parks, Washington and Lafayette,
which were part of Norlh Springfield
when two towns consolidated. Phelps
Grove Park was first purchase of new
board.
June 9 - Northeast corner of Public
Square, including Ilcer's Store, burned;
loss $800,000.
July - Concrete "pie" put in center of
Public Square; removed June 24, 1947.
1914
Juno 1 - Missouri Pythian Home for-
mally opened. The massive gray stone
structure became part of facilities of
O'Reilly Hospilal during World War II
and for a time a Pythian Home was
maintained at 629 South Campbell. The
stone .structure now is home of the Army
Reserve Center.
191S
Heer and Landers Buildings were put
into use during year.
1916
.June l.'!-15 • City's first automobile
show in new Holland Hnildiiig.
October - SI reel car strike called;
ended .liine, Iill7.
1917
World War 1 look lull allenlion of
cili/ens.
May :!() - Haby Llo.sd Keel kidnaped;
body discovered nine days later.
I9IK
.Iniic - llcaili|iiai Ici s ol Assemblies of
(iod moved to Sjii iiigficld from lint
Springs, Ark., where it had hceii orga-
lii/cd Aiir. 2-V>. 1914.
April - Mary K. Wilsdii lliiiiic npi'iicd.
11 uas iiaiiii'd for uuiiian ulin paid
$|-^(l(lll for home biiill by S. W
McLaughlin, pioneer liimbci man, and
g.i\e il as icsideiH'e lor "aged ladies."
She died ill lli:;i, leaving $55.(10(1 addi-
tional lo llie home.
1919
.June DO - Last licensed saloon here
closed under Proliibilion amendmenl.
Fsliinaled $11)0,000 spent for Jiciuor Ihal
day.
Springfield's popiilalion: :il),.')HL
November - I'rof. K. Ritchie
linberlsoii, native of Scolland, head of
the Springfield Public School Music De-
partment, orgaiii/ed Hoy Scout Hand,
later prmlaimed largest such band in
the world. He also organi/ed Kiltie High
Schiiol Girls Drum (;oi ps at Central High
Schdol in 1920, as well as other school
musical groii|)s and some fraternal bands.
He (lied in lllliO.
«>ia3
Ocl. 2 - Cciilial Hililc Collrnc (for-
iiicrl.v CciilrMl llllilc Iristiliili') ii|icticil in
hiiM'inciit III clniirli. Camiilu'll iiliil
('^llllllHIl, AlliT Kill III I'l ;ui('.s of its
picsciil -I!) - ni-ic f;iiii|nis liy .Spi iiit;ru'lil
('iiMlMifirl:il Clill), il was csl.ilillslu'il ;i(
Uiiiiil AM'iMir ami Niiiliiii KikiiI in 1!I2.'(.
('n|i|ilniK niiliiKid sliiki' lii'ic; IIIMKI
Mirii mil iif wiiik.
I92:i
Niiv. .'1 - Sliiinc Miis(|iic iliMlicalcd.
1H21
.hill. IT) • lliilhuul llankiin,' ('miipaiiy,
iiiir 111' iilili'sl liaiik,s Mi S|ii niKfii'lil,
( liisril lis liiiiii s.
I'cb. 1;^ - Spi inufirlil I'olic'C Di'part-
niiiil \,iialcil iiM (piailcis in h'trc Sla-
liiiii nil Cdllcf;!' Slrccl and iiiiivcd to nrw
piiliic li('adi|iiai (ITS on cily lot faiirii,'
Market Avenue.
March '24 - l.aif^er animals of Spring-
field /.(III at riudps (iiiive I'ark weiu
Ik'iiif; moved to Dlekersoii Zoo Park.
1925
January - John T. Woodruff, promo-
ter of some of Springfield's foremost
enterprises, announced plans for a lux-
ury tourist hotel, later named Kentwood
- Arms, also a Knlf course on his Cherry
Street farm, now Hickory Hills Country
Club. He also had luiilt the Woodruff
Building, which bears his name, and
had promoted many other enterprises,
among which were Colonial Hotel, form-
er Frisco Office Building at Jefferson
and Olive, and Sansone Hotel.
1927
.Ian. 1 - The Bixby family of Mus-
kogee, Okla . bought The Republican,
from E. E. E. Mc.Jimsey and changed
the name to The News. After The Leader
was sold to eastern publishers, who
later sold it to The News, the two plants
were combined in The Leader building,
McDaniel and Jefferson. The Press was
established by H. S. Jewell in 1929. It
consolidated with The Leader and The
News as Springfield Newspapers. Inc .
May 1 1913, moving to building at
3oonville and Chestnut. This burned
March 27, 1947, and was replaced with
nreseni plant.
1928
Benton Avenue Viaduct opened in
S))rlnR; (Jrant Avenue Viaduct in au-
tumn.
Veterans of iirilh Division held
convention here with (len. John J.
Pershing, Secretary of War Dwiglil Da-
vis, and other dignitaries attending.
April 13 (Friday) - SpringfioUl was
shocked by news of West Plains dance
hall explosion: 40 killed; 20 injured.
McDaniel Lake constructed by
Springfield City Water Company.
1929
Springfield celebrated centennial of
first white settlement on original site of
city.
First unit of St. John's Hospital (now Merry Villa) on NUhols Strrol was opened
in 1906.
II you wanted a good swim In 1908 you took a sCrerl car to Doling Park where the
lake was a great attraction.
1930
Population: 57,527
Ocl. 5 - First service of merged First
and ("nivary Pres!)yterian Church in
new building. 820 ('herry. First Church
had been orgaiii/.ed May 19, 1844, and il
moved from structure at southwest cor-
ner of Olive and North Jefferson; Cal-
vary Church, established, April 22. 1849,
left building at St. Louis and Short
Benton.
1932
Jan. 2 ■ Six Springfield and Greene
County law enforcement officers were
killed in Young Brothers' Massacre.
They were Sheriff Marcell Hendrix, Dep-
uty Wiley Mashburn, and Deputy Ollie
Crosswhlte; City Detective Chief Tony
Oliver, Detective Sid Meadows, and Pat-
rolman Charlie Houser.
Springfield's first commercial radio
stations were KGBX, opened in Sep-
tember, 1932 and KWTO, opened
Christmas Day, 1933.
1933
June 1 - Cornerstone laid for United
States Medical Center for Federal pris-
oners. Site was former farm of Judge
•Ihomas Adiel Sherwood, for 211 years
member of Missouri Supreme Cmirl.
1936
0/.arl< Empire Fair held its first exhi-
bition on fairgrounds at Dickerson Zon
Park.
1938
Jan. 6 - Springfield city flag adopted
by Cily Council — a tricolor flag of
horizontal bars with four corner stars.
Its significance in coloring was given ns:
red for cooperation; white for
achievement; and blue for civic pride,
with stars standing, respectively, for
9lH
M y-M-i.<..v ";■!-'?
i('li>,'i<in, lioiiH's, I'diif.ilidii, iiiid
iiidiisliy. 'I'lic fljiK was siim^csli'd tiv >\ .
Paul llanis, ('(iiiiiiicrfial Sln-cl liiisi-
ncss mail.
New I'^cdcral HiiildiM); al Cciilial and
liodiivillc occiipii'd. Cily Hall iiuivcil
ifroin (Idiiilhdiisc to ffiniicr Krdrial
MiiiWIiiiK.
[■'irsl niddt'i n "siipci inarkii" in aira
('slal)lislicd liv.ldliM lianicy al (llciislcinc
and SiMisliiiK'.
KiafI Clircsr Coiiiitaiiy (iiicncd pid-
ccssiiiK planl nil Mill Slrccl bclwccn
HiPdluillc and Cainiilicn, wlirip il
rrinaiiUMl unlll niiivinj,' to picsciit Inca-
liini in Scptcnibcr, lliril.
1940
SpiiliHficld's piipnlaliini: fil.'i.lS
Paul Mueller Ciiiiipaiiy bewail as
Mann and Mueller llealinj; and Sheet
Mel a I Works (in OIIvl* Street.
Incdipdiated in lIMri under present
naiiie, the firm entered dairy e<iuipiiieiit
business. In 1950 it iiidved Id Kansas and
riielps, where il iiiiw decupies .'111 acres,
and nianufaeliires many types df stain-
less steel e(|uipiiient fnr fiidd, beverage,
dairy, poiillry and dllier indnslries.
I9II
Ndv K - Olieilly (leiicial Army llns-
pital was dedicated and immediately
dpeiied fur patients, llien cdiitinued as a
VA lidspilal until last patient left Ann.
28, lilM. 'I'racl used fur linspital had
included privately dwned (Ilensliine (inlf
Cdurse, I'yihi.in llniiie nidiinds, and
Smith City Park.
1912
Oct. 1 - Bdiid issue fdr $:)r)ll,mi(l vdted
Id establish SpriiiKfield Municipal
Aiipdrt, northwest of city limits.' 11 re-
placed first city airport on East
Division, which resulted from a
movement for a municipal airport start-
ed in 1928.
19IS
March 26 - SpriiiKfield Gas and
Electric Company, with nas, electric,
and transportation departments, pur-
chased by Ihe city for $B, 200. 000 and
name changed to Springfield City Util-
ities. Springfield City Water Company
was added Dec. 30, 1957, at cost of
$20,709,776.
194!)
First unit of Gospel PublishiuR
House occupied on Bdiinville at former
White City Ball Park site, with As-
semblies of Gdd adminlstratidii building
opening in adjoining structure in 1962.
■^%j'.
\ ^ ■■ -J
The once ImposlDg National Exchange Bank bnlldlnR at the corner of Boonvllle
A\enue and the Public Square was replaced by the I.anriers Building which
opened In 1915. It was considered great fun al the turn of the century to take a
ride on an open air (closed in winter) street car — especially to Doling Park on a
summer evening. Commercial Street was photographed In 19n (upper right).
The Irisco Employes' Hospital (lower right) opened Aug. 3, 1S99. on two blocks
bounded by Broad, Missouri. West Atlantic and Florida, and was abandoned in
1922. Posing in front of the Greene County courthouse on Dec. 14. 1912. shortly
after It was completed, was Frank W. Hunt, contractor.
1952
Jan. 12 ■ First Congregational
Church. Bcnlnn and Calhoun, built 49
years before, burned. New building was
dedicated, March 14, 1954, for the con-
gregation organized in 1R69.
March 17 • East Trafficway opened.
,June 7 - Thirty - lifth Division Reun
ion parade was led by President Harr;
S. Truman.
.June 12 ■ Lily ■ Tulip Corporatio
plant on Nortli Glcnslone dedicated.
July 8 - Dr. W. E. Handley Cit
Hospital, a wing adjoining Burge Ho;
Springfield's population; 66,731.
Wilson's Creek Battlefield Founda-
tion, Inc., with Dr. L. E. Meador, presi-
dent; Louis W. Reps, secretary; and W.
P. Kellncr, vice iircsidcnt, began suc-
cessful effort to buy, through public
subscription, 37 acres on Bloody Hill as
nucleus of national park.
Sept - Baptist Bible College opened al
628 East Kearney.
*\3i5
^^;>^'
^H-il
It was considered great fun at the turn of the century to take a
ride OD an open air (closed in winter) street car — especially to Doling Parli on a
summer evening.
Posing in front of the Greene County courthouse on Dec. 1-1. 1912, shortly
after it was completed, was Frank W. Hunt, contractor.
pita! (now Loslcr E. Co.v Mi-<Jlcai Cent-
er), (lerllcated. It was snld to Cox Medi-
cal Center in 1973.
air.
19.13
Man-h 14 - KTTS-TV, Cliannel ill,
(in
Oct. 1 - KYTV, ClKumcl .1, opened.
Martli 17 - Council - nianiiKcr foriri of
«oveiiniicnt adopted hy cily voters. Nine
■ meiiilxT cmincll was elected, May S,
and held fjr.st nieeliiit,' M,-,y 'is. Tlii.s
reidnred llie ciiinniission roini of «ov.
•'iiiiiieni UvKuu in !!II(1, wliicji j,, imn
liad replaced the aldcrnuinie system.
An^. 22 - Hooded Indian cobra killed
in shrnhbery in 1401) block Kast Olive,
not far from a pet shop. This began
excitement that ended after nine or ten
cobras were killed, and - on Oct. 25 -
one captnre<l. A Cily Hall artist unoffi-
eially redrew snake circling shield on
eity seal to resemble cobra ready to
strike and it was used for decals.
1954
BiK construction year. Among
projects: Kraft Cheese Plant, at Bennett
and Barnes, Sears - lloebock and Com-
pany Building, 625 St. Louis, additional
unit of Gospel Publishing House, addi-
tional structure at Central Bible
Institute, S(nUhwcst Missouri State Col-
lege (now University) l,ibrary, and cx-
lensive |)iiblic school buildinR program.
May 28 - Passenger service over
Krisco •■High Line" between Kansas
VMy and Siiringfleld. through Clinton,
which had operated half a Century, was
abandoned.
duly 14 ■ Springfield's holiest day on
record — 113 degrees.
1955
Seplember - Kvangel College opened
on 55 acres of formei O'KeiHv Ilospilal
site.
Nov. 11 - Feilow.s Lake, built bv ihe
Sjiringfield City Water Company, for
wider .supply, was dedicated.
1956
Parkview High School built nt cost of
more than $1 million.
St. Agnes Catholic Church, dedicated
Nov. 24, 1910, became SI. Agnes
Cathedral with formation of Springfield
- Cape Girardeau Diocese.
1957
Springfield was declared an All -
American City; celebration, Sept. 8-14.
1957
Following completion of Lake
Springfield and electrical plant on
.lames River by Cily Utilities, first gen-
erators of electricity there were put into
operation during summer. An enlarged
operation of the power plant began in
1960.
I95X
Oct. 14 - Ground broken for Dayton
Rubber Company plant — Springday
^XL
Division (if Dayco Corporalion — Bat-
tlefield Road and Seciilc Drive.
milcrrst High Selinol bnilt.
Jnly rainfall 18.75 inches — greatest
for (ine ni(inth in history of the Spring-
field VVeatlier Ilinean.
Springfield Art Mnscuiii opciu'd on
tract formerly part of I'lieliis drove
Park. Two [r. cecding locations wcm
gronnd floor of City Hall and a room in
the Wilhoil linilding. Art Moscmn
Board created in l!Mfi; Art Miiscnrii
Conitiiission, l!lli7.
Doors of (his lonKdnir office hiiilding of
(he Springfield ( lly Wafer Company at
(he torncr of lloonvllle and Chestnut were
closed \)cc. 2), 1957, when (he company
becanie a depnrdiicnt of City lldlltles.
1959
Civic Steering Coinniiltee for Wil-
son's Creek Battlefield, .loliii K. Hnls-
lon, chairman, snpporled U.S. Kep.
Charley II. Brown as he successfully
introdiKcd hill in the llonse of Uepre-
senlatives and Senators 'I'liomas llcn-
nings and SInart Syniingl(ni in the Sen-
ate to memorali/e llic halllefield
1960
Springfield's popolalion: ll5,Kli5.
April 22 - President Dwight Eis-
enhower signed hill creating Wilson's
Creek National Battlefield I'ark. Later
"Park" was deleted in title. Appropria-
tion of $120,000 was made for park.
August - Royal - Meliee (later Royal)
Typewriter company began manu-
facture of portable typewriters in new
building at 2401 Kast Sunshine. Plant
closed in lillifl after bitter strike, with
about 1(100 employes affected.
1961
Lester E. Cox named general chair-
man for Wilson's Creek centennial ob-
servance, including dedication at Bat-
tlefield, Aug. 10. In two appi'opriations,
during administrations of Ciovernors
.lohn Dalton and Warren E. llearnes,
Missouri ("icneral Assembly gave
$701,800 for purchase of 1734 acres of
battlefield. Final presentation of deeds
to the United Slates government was
Aug. 10, 1908. Formal establishment
program, Sept. 22, 1972, followed suc-
Commerclal Street was photographed in I9U (upper right).
The Frisco Employes' Hospital (lower right) opened Aug. 3, 1899, on two block.s
bounded by Broad, Missouri, West Atlantic and Florida, and was abandoned in
1922.
cess of U.S. Rep. Durward (i. Hall and
Senators SInart Symington and Thomas
l';aglel(Mi in obtaining autliori/ation (l)nt
not appropriation) of $2,285,0(10 for de-
velopment of the halllefield.
I9li2
May 15 - Land Clearance for Redevel-
opment Authority (Urban Renewal) ap-
pointed by Mayor David Scott. Center
City restoration with downtown mall
soon was laken as an important goal.
19(13
(iicndale Iligli Scliool built.
I9lil
,Ian. 7 - CriMind breaking ceremonies
for Litton Industries — Advanced Cir-
cuitry Division, 4811 West Kearney.
Nov. 9 - Office employes of the Frisco
Railway began work in their new build-
ing, 325.1 East Trafficway. They had
moved from their longtime offices at llie
northwest corner of Olive and .lefferson,
now the Landmark Bniiiiing.
I9G6
Minnesota Mining and Manu-
facturing Company — 3M Adiiesives, ,
Coatings and Sealers Division — began
c(Mislriictioii of iilant, 3211 East Traffic-
way.
Nov. 8 - Bond issue for $1,055,000
approved for I>olice llead(|narters build-
ing on Cliestnut Ivxpressway between
.lefferson and Robberson Avenues.
«izn
1967
'/ciiilh Uailii) Cmporalion l)C(,'an con-
slriictidii (if pliitil III tiiiiiiiifacliirc
tfli'viHldii si'ls, 'iridll lOast Kearney.
Ndvember - Spi iii^;fiel(l Ceiieral Os-
U'dpadiic lln.spilal ii|H'iie(l al 2H2H Ndrlli
NalliHial in iiiiive fiuiu fiiMuer linspilal
a( Kiiiilir(Mit;li and Snnsliiiie.
I!)«!)
Ilolfinan - 'I'alf, liic . nffiees al I'.ISIl
West Sunsliiiif, was iHiieliased by Syn-
tex AKiibusiiu'ss — Nutritinnal ami
Chi'iiiieal Divisiiin. U liad been fiiiinded
in llie lale HI'IOs by Waller llnffiiian and
Alliert 'I'aff as an animal nutrition re-
search anil iiianiifailni niK eiiiiipany.
IR7Q
Sprinnfieid's pupiilaliiin: I'id.Ollfi.
Jan. 2\) - City Ciinncil created Ilistori-
,cal Sites Hnard In designate and help
preserve nieaninufnl landmarks iif
Sprintjfield's hisliir y.
Seid. li) - llerilane 'I'liwer, f)15 Miiniit
Vermin, aceepled first residents. It,
with twd succeeding liiKli rise apart-
ments, built under llmisinn Autlnirilv nf
Springfield, were dedicated May 21,
1972 — Madisiin Tiiwer, 421 West Madi-
son, and Sonlli Tower. 7711 South.
May - Ceneral lUectriu ('(iiiipany —
Specialty Motor Products Department
acquired buildinR of former Royal
Typewriter Company, 2401 East Sun-
shine, and was opened for business in
1S71,
,luly 21 - Hattlefield Mall opened at
South Glenslone and Battlefield Road.
Nov. 2 - Name of Public Square
changed to Park Central Square; de-
dication Due. 5.
VVillard .1. Graff Area Vocational ■
Technical Center, started in 1931 as
Industrial Arts Program at Central
High School, built additional facility at
815 North Sherman. Kormer McDaniel
School (1908), 237 South Florence, also
was being operated in the Vo - Tech
program. The school in 1962 had occupi-
ed the former Lincoln High School, later
Eastwood Junior High School building.
This was on the site of the home of
Jonathan Fairbanks, longtime public
school superintendent. Lincoln -
Eastwood building was nucleus for de-
velopment of the extensive complex.
U71
Kickapoo High School built.
1)73
June 4 - R. T. French Company
dedicated J12.7 million plant, 4455 East
Mustard Way.
Mayor Jim Payne appointed steering
committee to help get an American Rev-
olution Bicentennial observance un-
derway in Springfield and Greene
County, urging involvement of all citi-
zens.
When Springtield was undernoInK its
"cobra scare" in 19r>.-t, a city hall artist
rnlarKcd the head ol the snake which
adorned the city seal so thai It appeared
In be a eiibra's lieiid.
1974
Smithwcstern Hell Telephone Com-
pany began construction, on East
McDaniel Street near its office building
at St. Louis and Kiiiibniiigh, of its
fourth large facility in Springfield.
May 17 - American Revolutionary
Bicentennial flag raised at Park Central
Square with military ceremony as
Springfield - Greene Ciiunly becanu" a
Bicentennial C<immunity.
July 1 - Former St. Agnes High
School, Mount Vernon and Jefferson,
established 1916, became Springfield
Catholic High School as a consolidated
unit of the parochial schools.
I97S
Springfield, four years from its own
sesqiiicentennial, embarked on far -
reaching program to honor our national
heritage in the Bicentennial observance
leading lo July 4. 1976.
This bronze plaque a tribute lo longllnic
Springfield Superintendent of sehnnis
Jonathan Fairbanks originally stood In
front of Central High School on (he
campus. It now Is mounted Inside the
entrance ol (he west unit of the building.
^Z?
INDIZX
It was my intention to maice 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 Banrield 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 dale 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.
ABBEE
A. H. 12-16-29 L15
Al 12-16-29M L15
Naomi Gibson 12-16-29 L15
ABBET
Dorothy Hood 10-8-29E L18
Dorothy Hood 10-9-29E N4
Lafayette 11-30-29 N4
Lafayette A. 10-9-29 N4
Lafayette A. 11-29-29 L27
ABBOTT
Anne, Miss 5-13-29 L14
D. A. 5-13-29 L14
E. F. , Mrs . 4-4-29 LIO
ACKER
John A. 3-13-2 9D LIO
John H. 3-12-29D L16
ACKERMAN
Jewel 11-29-29M L26
Jewell 11-30-29M Nl
Josephine 4-20-29P L3
Timothy 11-29-29 L26
ACTON
Helen 12-22-29 N12B
O. 12-22-29 N12B
Paul, Mrs. 10-5-29 N4
Reed 12-22-29 N12B
Wilma 12-22-29 N12B
ACTOR
Bertha LeDuc 5-15-29 L12
ACUFF
Joseph M. 1-3-29 Nl
Pete, Mrs. 9-16-29 L14
Pete, Mrs. 9-16-29 N12
ADAIR
Addie 1-5-29 N12
Clara 1-5-29 N12
Forest 1-5-29D N12
Forest 1-6-29D L9A
Martha 1-5-29 N12
Mary 1-5-29 N12
Maude 1-5-29 N12
Ollie 1-5-29 N12
ADAMS
A. V. 1-2-29 L6
A. V. , Mrs. 1-1-29 Ll
C. E. 3-25-29 L4
D. M. 9-15-29 N5A
Daisy 12-11-29D L5
Daisy 12-12-29D N6
ADAMS (cont.)
Daisy 8-2-29D L16
Daisy Smiley 8-1-29D LIO
Daisy Smiley 8-2-29D L16
Dobb 9-10-29D Nl
Dobb 9 -11 -2 90 Nl
Dobbs 9-10-29D Ll
Dobbs 9-11-29D Ll
E. E. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
E. E. , Mrs. 7-5-29 L12
E. E. , Mrs. 7-6-29 L8
E. E. , Mrs. 7-6-29 N2
Elinor 2-10-29 L3C
Elizabeth 1-1-29 L14
Elizabeth 1-1-29 Nl
Ella Blue 2-23-29 LIO
F. E. 1-1-29 L14
F. E. 1-1-29 Nl
F. L. 9-15-29D N5A
F. Okey 12-31-29D L4
F. Okey 12-31-29D Nl
F. W. 12-31-29 L4
F. W. 12-31-29 Nl
F. X. 1-1-29D L14
F. X. 1-1-29D Nl
F. X. 1-2-29D L6
F. X. 1-2-29D NIO
F. X. 1-3-29D L8
F. X. 1-3-29D N12
F. X. 1-4-29D N3
Frank 12-31-29 L4
Frank 12-31-29 Nl
Gary K. 4-24-29M Ll
Gary K. 4-24-29M L4
Grace Musgrave 7-23-29 Ll
Grace Musgrave 7-23-29 Nl
H. F. 1-1-29 L14
H. F. 1-1-29 Nl
Hiram F. 8-30-29M Nl
J. M. , Mrs. 2-10-29 L3C
James F. 4-20-29D L12
Jean Alice 12-31-29 L4
Jean Alice 12-31-29 Nl
Josephine 3-25-29M L4
Lawrence 10-20-29M N2C
LeRoy 4-20-29 L12
Levi 12-29-29 N12B
Levi, Mrs. 12-11-29D L5
Levi, Mrs. 12-12-29D N6
Lizzie Bradshaw 8-30-29 Nl
931
ADAMS (cont.)
Lyndall 2-9-29 L6
Mahala 10-19-29P L4
Margarette 1-27-29M LlC
Margrette Charlotte 1-27-29M
Mary Moret 10-20-29 N2C
Meada 9-10-29 LI
Meada 9-10-29 Nl
Meada 9-11-29 LI
Meada 9-11-29 Nl
Nancie 8-23-29 Nl
Newell 9-10-29D LI
Newell 9-11-29D LI
Newell M. 9-10-29D Nl
Newell M. 9-11-29D Nl
P. M. , Mrs . 3-3-29 L12B
Polly 8-23-29M LI
Polly 8-23-29M Nl
R. L. 9-15-29 NBA
Sam D. 1-1-29 L14
Sam D. 1-1-29 Nl
Silas, Mrs. 8-1-29D LIO
Silas, Mrs. 8-2-29D L16
V. C. 7-27-29M LI
V. L. 9-15-29 NBA
Virginia Ridley 4-24-29 LI
Virginia Ridley 4-24-29 L4
W. C. , Mrs. B-20-29 LIO
William 12-11-29 LB
William 12-12-29 N6
William L. 7-23-29M LI
William L. 7-23-29M Nl
William M. 1-27-29 L2D
ADKINS
Layman 7-B-29D L12
Layman 7-5-29D Nl
Layman 7-6-29D N14
ADKINSON
Arthur 8-29-29 LIO
Arthur 8-30-29 N2
Mabel Irene 8-29-29D LIO
Mabel Irene 8-30-29D N2
ADVERTISER
Spfd newspaper 6-14-29 LIB
a newspaper 6-11-29 L12
AGEE
Albert, Mrs. 7-1-29 N2
J. D. 3-30-29 L6
J. D. 3-31-29 L3A
James 6-11-29 L14
AGEE (cont.)
John E. 6-11-29 L14
Mary Frances 3-30-29D L6
Mary Frances 3-31-29D L3A
L2D Nancy Frances 6-11-29D L14
AGNEW
Florence 2-17-29 L6C
Hazel 2-17-29 L6C
Hilda 2-17-29 L6C
Mary A. 2-12-29 L12
W. L. 2-12-29 L12
W. T. 2-17-29 L6C
AHLERS
David E. 1-6-29M LlC
David E. 1-6-29M L4B
Levida Hemphill 1-6-29 L4B
Levida J. Hemphill 1-6-29 LlC
AHRENS
Edith Looney 9-20-29 Nl
Nicholous 9-20-29M Nl
AIRY
Mary Erville Kinsey 1-4-29 L2
P. Guy, Mrs. 1-1-29 N6
AKERLEY
Clarence L. 12-26-29D Nl
Clarence L., Mrs. 12-2B-29D LI
AKIN
Elizabeth Morris 9-2-29 L14
Elizabeth Morris 9-2-29 N8
ALBERT
John A., Mrs. 9-13-29 L24
John T., Mrs. 9-12-29 L2
John T., Mrs. 9-12-29 N2
ALDAY
Arthur Carl 7-20-29P L4
ALDRICH
Bertha 6-29-29M LI
Maggie 3-30-29 L6
ALDRIDGE
David B. 8-8-29 L6
David B. 8-8-29 N4
Eula 8-8-29M L6
Eula 8-8-29M N4
Eula Virginia 8-7-29M Nl
Gladys 8-8-29 L6
Gladys 8-8-29 N4
ALESHIRE
May 1-18-29 L
ALEXANDER
Billy Ray 12-31-29B Nl
932
ALEXANDER (cont.)
Charles E. 12-13-29M L3
Charles E. 12-14-29M Nl
D. S. 1-9-29D L5
D. S. 1-9-29D Nl
Effie Dickerson 12-13-29 L3
Effie Dickerson 12-14-29 Nl
Esther 2-17-29M L3C
Ethel 12-5-29M L2
Ethel 12-5-29M Nl
James 4-22-29 L12
John 2-17-29 L3C
John L. 4-22-29 L12
Margaret Sayers 2-8-29 L16
Minnie 4-22-29 L12
0. F. 4-22-29 L12
Opal 4-2-29 L14
R. C. 12-31-29C Nl
Susie 0. 4-22-29 L12
ALFORD
C. H. 6-7-29A L7
R. E. 12-24-29 L13
R. E. 12-24-29 Nil
Reba 1-3-29M LI
Reba 1-4-29M Nl
ALHANDS
Elmer, Mrs. 12-22-29 NIOA
Elmer, Mrs. 12-23-29 N2
Elmer, Mrs. 12-24-29 N2
ALLAMAN
Elmer, Mrs. 12-23-29 L12
ALLCORN
Ethel Shipley 8-29-29 LI
ALLEN
A. D. 5-13-29 L14
Addison 7-21-29 NIB
Andrew 12-26-29 LI
Andrew 12-26-29 Nl
Andrew 12-27-29 NIO
Art 3-1-29 L
Arthur, Mrs. 5-6-29 LIO
Carl 6-5-29 L16
Charles 9-9-29 L4
Charles H. 6-14-29 L15
Clay 1-6-29 L6C
Cleve 1-16-29 L12
Dave 1-16-29 LI 2
Dewey, Mrs. 10-31-29 L2
Dewey, Mrs. 10-31-29 Nl
E. M. , Mrs. 11-25-29 L2
ALLEN (cont.)
E. M. , Mrs. 11-25-29 N2
Elizabeth 7-21-29 NIB
Frank, Mrs. 12-30-29 LB
Frank, Mrs. 12-30-29 N2
George 1-16-29 L12
Herbert 8-24-29D Nl
Jack 4-21-29C L2C
Jake 10-9-29 LI
Jesse 12-26-29 LI
Jesse 12-26-29 Nl
Jesse 12-27-29 NIO
John 1-16-29 L12
Margaret 9-9-29 L4
Martin S. 1-16-29D L12
Martin S. 1-17-29D LIO
Martin S. 1-18-29D L18
Mathilda 4-30-29 L7
Norvil 8-25-29C N7A
0. H. , Mrs. 7-26-29 N6
Pearl 10-9-29 LI
Perry T. 6-18-29 L3
Puree 10-10-29D N6
Puree 10-11-29D Nl
Puree 10-9-29D LI
Richard 7-21-29 NIB
. Robert B. 12-27-29D NIO
Robert Lee 12-26-29D LI
Robert Lee 12-26-29D Nl
Rosa 1-3-29M Lll
S. B. 3-3-29 LllB
S. B. 5-18-29 L3
Vera May 4-21-29B L2C
W. H. 11-23-29D L14
W. H. 11-24-29D N13A
W. H. 11-27-29D L4
W. H. 11-28-29D L8
W. H. 11-28-29D N12
W. H. 11-29-29D N3
William 1-16-29 L12
William B. 2-10-29D L8A
William O. 7-21-29D NIB
ALLEY
Lillie Bushby 9-4-29 Nl
Opal Wells 2-9-29 L6
S. L. 9-4-29M Nl
ALL IE
Betty Virginia 4-15-29D LIO
O. L. 4-15-29 LIO
933
ALLISON
Herman H. 4-3 0-2 9DV Ll2
Mattie Snowden 2-12-29D L12
Virginia 4-30-29 L12
W. T. , Mrs. 2-12-29D L12
Willie A. 4-30-29DV L12
ALSIP
Bessie 1-3-29 L8
Bessie 1-3-29 N12
Dell 1-3-29 N12
Guy 1-3-29 N12
Kate 1-3-29 N12
Lee 1-3-29 N12
Martha 1-3-29D L8
Martha 1-3-29D N12
Martha Harmon 1-3-29D N12
Maud 1-3-29 N12
W. C. , Mrs. 1-3-29D N12
ALSPAW
Sarah Blanche 6-26-29 LIO
ALSTOP
Thomas, Mrs. 9-16-29 L16
ALTEMILLER
Delia 5-10-29 LIO
ALTON, MO.
newspaper 3-8-29 LIO
ALWARD
E. A. 2-10-29D L6C
E. A. 2-6-29D LIO
E. A. 2-7-29D LIO
G. F. 2-6-29 LIO
G. S. 2-10-29 L6C
Ida 2-6-29 LIO
O. H. 2-6-29 LIO
AMBROSIA
, Mrs. 6-21-29 L20
, Mrs. 6-22-29 LB
AMERCIAN NATIONAL
mention of 6-24-29 L12
AMERMAN
G. W. 1-10-29C N6
G. W. 1-9-29C LB
Norma Dell 1-10-29B N6
Norma Dell 1-9-29B LB
AMES
Caroline 12-23-29D L12
Carolyn 12-23-29D N2
Carolyn F. 12-22-29D NIA
AMICK
Elizabeth 1-2-29 L6
AMMERMAN
Alice 5-17-29DV LI
Todd 5-17-29DV LI
AMOS
Louise 11-28-29M LIO
Louise 11-29-29M N4
AMPHIS
L. A. , Mrs . 12-12-29 L13
L. A., Mrs. 12-12-29 Nil
Mart 12-12-29 L13
Mart 12-12-29 Nil
ANDERSON
A. C. 6-18-29 L3
A. G. 5-13-29 L14
A. M. 4-2-29DV Lll
A. M. 5-16-29DV LI
Alta 5-17-29DV LI
Anna 9-30-29 LIO
Anna 9-30-29 NX
B. M. , Mrs. 1-3-29 L8
B. M. , Mrs. 1-3-29 N6
C. H. , Mrs. 12-6-29 L8
C. H. , Mrs. 12-7-29 N16
C. J. , Miss 9-2B-29 LB
C. J. , Miss 9-28-29 N2
Charles W. , Mrs. 9-24-29 L5
Charles W., Mrs. 9-25-29 L5
Charles W., Mrs. 9-25-29 N9
Chester 11-28-29M N2
Chrissie 9-30-29 LIO
Chrissie 9-30-29 Nl
Chrissie J. 9-28-29 L8
Earl D. A. 10-11-29M N16
Earl G. 2-6-29 L4
Esther Skidmore 8-18-29 N7B
Ethel 2-17-29 LlC
Gertrude 12-31-29M LI
H. N. 9-30-29D LIO
H. N. 9-30-29D Nl
Hans N. 9-28-29D LB
Hans N. 9-28-2 9DN2
Harry 10-15-29M Nl
Helen Robberson 1-8-29 L
Helen Robberson 1-9-29 N12
J. C. , Mrs. 10-31-29 L6
J. C. , Mrs. 11-1-29 L24
J. C. , Mrs. 11-1-29 N14
J. C. , Mrs. 11-2-29 N6
Jesse 5-17-29DV LI
Jessie May 12-3-29DV N12
934
7\NDERS0N (cont.)
John, Mrs. 10-12-29 L4
John, Mrs. 10-12-29 N2
John, Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
John, Mrs. 10-14-29 N12
John, Mrs. 11-26-29 L7
John, Mrs. 11-26-29 N2
Julia Wutke 3-22-29 L20
L. C. 1-8-2 9ML
L. C. 1-9-29M N12
Mary Robertson 7-17-29 L7
Maudine 4-2-29 Lll
Maudine 5-16-29 LI
Mildred Gibbard 9-21-29 LIO
Minnie Dameron 12-16-29 N2
N. P., Mrs. 8-18-29D N2B
Naomi Leatherman 10-15-29 Nl
Nels B. 9-30-29 Nl
Nels E. 9-28-29, N2
Nels F. 9-28-29 L8
Nels F. 9-30-29 LIO
Paul Howard 12-3-29DV N12
Peter L. 4-20-29P L3
Rebie 4-2-29DV Lll
Rebie 5-16-29DV LI
Sofus 9-21-29M LIO
Thomas J. 12-3-29 N12
Vea Tummons 11-28-29 N2
Violet 2-6-29M L4
Virginia Briles 10-11-29 N16
W. A. 11-10-29 N6C
W. P. 4-20-29 L3
William Y. 1-1-29D LIO
William Y. 1-1-29D N6
TVNDRES
Robert, Mrs. 5-21-29 L2
ANDREWS
A. F. 10-31-29D L2
Addie Luella 6-3-29M LB
Alice 10-31-29 L2
Charles 6-3-29 L8
Henry 7-7-29D N2A
Ida A. Dingeldein 10-19-29 L4
Irma 10-31-29 L2
John 7-7-29 N2A
Louis A. 6-3-29 L8
ANDRUS
Helen Margaret 4-17-29M L5
Lucia 11-15-29 LI
Lucian B. 11-15-29 LI
ANDRUS (cont.)
William 11-15-29 LI
ANGLIN
F. L. 3-9-29 L7
Helen 3-9-29 L7
Maude 3-9-29 L7
T. E. 3-9-29 L7
ANGLUM
Nora 4-12-29 L28
ANGWIN
A. C. 7-20-29 L4
Algie 9-26-29 Ll2
Algie 9-27-29 NIO
Fred R. 9-26-29D L2
Fred R. 9-27-29D NIO
Gordon 9-26-29 Ll2
Hazel 9-26-29 Ll2
Maynard 9-26-29 L12
Raymond H. 7-20-29P L4
ANNON
C. P., Mrs. 12-22-29 NIOA
ANSCHUTZ
Carl 5-11-29 L5
Lewis R. 5-11-29 L5
Lewis R. 6-21-29 LI
Phillip 5-11-29 L5
ANSELL
Mellissa Smith 12-24-29 LI
ANSLEY
Charles W. 1-15-29D N7
ANSLINGER
George W. 5-2-29D L12
George, Mrs. 5-3-29D L2
ANSTEY
Charles W. 1-13-29D LlOA
Charles W. 1-14-29D N2
ANTHIS
Anna 12-4-29 L5
Anna 12-5-29 L14
Anna 12-5-29 N5
Emma 12-4-29 L5
Emma 12-5-29 L14
Emma 12-5-29 N5
Ida 12-4-29 L5
Ida 12-5-29 L14
Ida 12-5-29 N5
L. A. , Mrs. 12-12-29 L13
L. A. , Mrs. 12-12-29 Nil
Mart 12-12-29 L13
Mart 12-12-29 Nil
935
ANTHIS (cont.)
Mart 12-4-29 L5
Mart 12-5-29 L14
Mart 12-5-29 N5
S. A. , Mrs. 8-31-29 L4
Stephen A. 12-4-29D L5
Stephen A. 12-5-29D L14
Stephen A. 12-5-29D N3
Stephen A. 12-5-29D N5
ANTHONY
George W., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
James 1-26-29P L2
Sylvia, Miss 5-13-29 L14
family 1-9-29 LIO
ANTIQUES
of Turner family 6-13-29 L18
on display 6-11-29 LI
on display 6-17-29 L5
APPLE
Dan, Mrs. 12-24-29 L13
Dan, Mrs. 12-24-29 Nil
APPLEBY
J. B. 5-6-29 L12
Peltz, Mrs. 4-24-29 L14
William 9-2-29 N8
William, Mrs. 7-7-29 N2A
William, Mrs. 9-2-29 L14
families 5-6-29 L12
APPLEGATE
Allen 7-1-29 L2
Annie 7-1-29 L2
Beulah Maxine 9-13-29B N5
Dane 7-1-29 L2
Dora 7-1-2 9DV L2
Dora 9-13-29DV LI
Eva 7-1-29 L2
George 7-1-29DV L2
George 9-13-29DV LI
Gilbert 7-1-29 L2
Hamie 7-1-29 L2
Lawrence 7-1-29 L2
Oscar 9-13-29C N5
Rachael 7-1-29 L2
Samantha 7-1-29 L2
Viola 7-1-29 L2
APPS
Lealon 10-28-29 N2
Lesion 10-28-29 L12
infant 10-28-29D L12
infant 10-28-29D N2
ARCHMANN
August H. 3-5-29P L12
ARMANTROUT
Asa 10-19-29P L4
Delia 10-19-29 L4
Deloris 10-19-29P L4
ARMSTRONG
Alta M. 4-20-29 L3
B. E. 10-9-29C L14
Elwin W. 6-15-29 L3
Eual Lee 4-20-29P L3
Frances Elizabeth 4-20-29P L3
Richard, Mrs. 2-25-29 L6
Richard, Mrs. 2-26-29 L12
T. P. 6-15-29 L3
W. R. , Mrs. 12-26-29 N2
ARNOLD
A. L. 1-16-29 L12
Anna E. 1-16-29 L12
Charles S. 4-20-29P L3
Clara 1-9-29 L12
Fern 9-17-29 L13
George W. 1-16-29 L12
George W., Mrs. 1-16-29D L12
Gladys 1-21-29 L2
Gladys 1-22-29 N6
Gladys 1-23-29 N2
Gladys 1-26-29 L7
Gladys 1-26-29 N12
Gladys Welch 3-6-29 L12
Gladys Welch 3-7-29 L12
Hazel 9-17-29 L13
J. J. 8-9-29C L20
James A. 1-16-29 L12
James, Mrs. 9-17-29 L13
Jessie 9-17-29 L13
John Wesley 1-21-29D L2
John Wesley 1-22-29D N6
John Wesley 1-23-29D L8
John Wesley 1-23-29D N2
John Wesley 1-26-29D L7
John Wesley 1-26-29D N12
Lawrence 9-17-29D L13
Leona 1-16-29 L12
Louisa 1-16-29D L12
Louisa 1-17-29D LIO
Louisa 1-17-29D N3
Louisa 1-18-29D L18
Ralph 9-17-29 L13
Roy L. 1-16-29 L12
936
ARNOLD (cont.)
Sadie 9-17-29 L13
W. L. 1-16-29 L12
ARNS
J. I . , Mrs. 2-16-29 L6
ARP
Louise 3-7-29 L12
Williain E. 3-7-29D L12
ARRINGTON
Carrie 1-26-29P L2
Carrie 7-20-29P L4
ARTHUR
Alta 4-2-29 L14
William 10-11-29D Nl
ARUNDALE
Clarence L. 3-18-29 L8
ASCHMANN
Alberta 3-1-29 L13
August H. 10-19-29P L4
August H. 3-l-2'9D L13
August H. 3-5-29P L12
Blanche 3-1-29 L13
Charles 3-1-29 L13
Emma 3-1-29 LI 3
George 3-1-29 L13
George H. 3-1-29 L13
Grace 3-1-29 L13
Ida M. 3-1-29 L13
John 3-1-29 L13
Vinton 3-1-29 L13
ASH
Arthur 7-14-29D N2C
Ervin 11-15-29M Nl
Ruth Bird 11-15-29 Nl
ASHCI^FT
Clifford J., Mrs. 5-13-29 LIO
ASH GROVE, MO.
Commonwealth 3-8-29 LIO
newspaper 7-21-29 Nl
ASHWORTH
Alice, Miss 5-13-29 L14
Ella, Miss 5-13-29 L14
ATEN
F. J. , Mrs. 1-14-29 LI
F. J. , Mrs. 1-15-29 N7
ATHERTON
Grace Pearl Lair 6-10-29 L12
ATKINS
L. 11-10-29 N6C
Layman 8-11-29D NIB
ATKINSON
, Mrs. 6-8-29 L8
L. L. , Mrs. 10-1-29 N3
W. L. 6-21-29 LI
ATTAWAY
D. J. 4-12-29D L30
D. J. 4-9-29D L13
ATTEBERRY
J. H. , Mrs. 5-1-29 L12
ATTEBURY
H. J. , Mrs. 4-30-29 L14
ATWELL
E. G. , Mrs. 6-4-29 L14
Peggy Lenore 5-9-29D L14
Ralph 5-9-29 L14
William 8-3-29C L8
ATWOOD
Birdie, Miss 5-13-29 L14
AULL
Arthur 12-15-29 N2A
Arthur 12-22-29 NllB
AUSHERMAN
Ida 6-20-29 L
Ida, Miss 5-13-29 L14
M. V. 5-13-29 L14
M. V. 5-30-29 LIO
Martin 5-30-29 LIO
Vern 5-30-29 LIO
Vern 6-20-29 L
AUSTEY
Charles W. 1-15-29D N7
AUSTIN
A. M. 7-13-29 L12
A. M. , Mrs. 6-19-29 L12
A. M. , Mrs. 7-3-29 LIO
A. M. , Mrs. 7-4-29 L8
A. M. , Mrs. 7-4-29 N12
A. M. , Mrs. 7-5-29 N12
Anna 9-3-29 LIO
Anna 9-4-2 9 N5
Anna Frances 1-22-29M Nl
Anna Francis 1-22-29M L3
Charles, Mrs. 6-19-29 L12
Charles, Mrs. 7-3-29 LIO
Charles, Mrs. 7-4-29 L8
Charles, Mrs. 7-4-29 N12
Charles, Mrs. 7-5-29 N12
F. M. 1-25-29 L2
Frieda 9-3-29 LIO
Frieda 9-4-29 N5
937
AUSTIN (cont.)
Herbert 1-13-29M L3B
John 9-3-29 LIO
John 9-4-29 N5
Margery White 1-13-29 L3B
T. G. 8-24-29D L8
Thelma 9-3-29 LIO
Thelma 9-4-29 N5
Virginia V. 8-24-29 L8
AVER ITT
A. D. 5-3-29D L2
A. D. 5-4-29D L8
Octa May 5-3-29 L2
Octa May 5-4-29 L8
AVERS
J. C. 7-4-29 L9
J. C. 7-4-29 Nil
Louise Mary 7-4-29 L9
Louise Mary 7-4-29 Nil
AXTON
Sue Looney 1-13-29 L3B
AYERS
Henry 7-15-29 L3
AYRES
Charles 1-6-29D L9A
E. D. 1-8-29P N4
Fred B. 7-16-29 N5
Harry D. 1-8-29 N4
Kate A. 1-8-29P N4
Louise 1-8-29 N4
M. D. 7-20-29P L4
M. W. 1-8-29 N4
M. W. 7-20-29 L4
Minnie W. 7-16-29D N5
W. W. 1-8-29 N4
BABB
John 2-25-29C LIO
Lauren M. 7-2-29D L12
Lauren M. 7-3-29D N5
Sarah 7-2-29 L12
Sarah 7-3-29 N5
BABCOKE
T. M. , Mrs. 6-18-29 L16
BACH
John 3-23-29D L6
BACON
Ethel 1-14-29 LIO
Ethel Dillday 1-15-29 N7
Fern 1-30-29M LI
J. T. 3-3-29 LllB
BADEN
Lois 11-28-29 N2
BADENDEEN
Mildred 11-28-29M N2
BAGBY
Helen 1-20-29M L2B
Irene 11-28-29M N2
BAGGETT
Adeline 4-13-29 LIO
C. F. 4-13-29 LIO
C. F. 4-17-29 L4
J. A. 4-13-29 LIO
J. H. 4-13-29 LIO
J. N. 4-13-29D LIO
J. N. 4-15-29D LIO
J. N. 4-17-29D L3
Ollie F. 4-13-29 LIO
BAGLEY
Agnes 1-18-2 9 L
Edith Patterson 10-1-29 Nl
Irv 8-17-29 L12
Jewell V. 10-1-29M Nl
Rachel 8-17-29D L12
Thomas 8-17-29 L12
William, Mrs. 8-17-29D L12
BAHL
Clara E. 5-25-29 L8
Irve 5-25-29 L8
Mada A. 5-25-29 L8
Perry William 5-25-29D L8
Tobias 5-25-29 L8
BAICHTAL
Elias L. 10-27-29 NllB
Elias Lafayette 10-17-29D LI!
Elias Lafayette 10-17-29D N8
Elias Lafayette 10-18-29D L8
Elias Lafayette 10-18-29D N7
Elias Lafayette 10-19-29D L8
Fifie 10-17-29 L18
Fifie 10-17-29 N8
H. Z. 10-27-29 NllB
R. Z. 10-17-29 LIB
Virginia 10-17-29 L18
Virginia 10-17-29D N8
BAILEY
Ada Ramsey 4-20-29P L3
Delia A. 4-13-29D L6
Delia A. 4-15-29D LIO
Harrison 8-3-29 L8
Harrison 8-4-29 N2A
938
BAILEY (cont.)
Helen Margaret 4-20-29P L3
James H., Mrs. 4-13-29D L6
Jessie Arnold 9-17-29 L13
John 8-3-29 L8
John 8-4-29 N2A
Lola May 4-20-29P L3
Mary Evelyn 4-20-29P L3
Mildred 8-3-29 L8
Mildred 8-4-29 N2A
Paul C. 4-13-29 L6
Paul C. 4-15-29 LIO
T. J. 7-25-29 L12
Thomas 6-11-29 L12
W. B. 6-17-29 L5
W. M. 4-13-29 L6
Walter E., Jr. 8-3-29 L8
Walter E., Jr. 8-4-29 N2A
Walter E., Mrs., 8-3-29D L8
Walter E., Mrs. 8-4-29D N2A
William Wayne 4-20-29P L3
Zelma Lorene 4-20-29P L3
BAILIE
A. I. 8-6-29 N2
Myrtle 8-6-29D N2
BAIN
Lela Lawing 5-28-29D L14
S. L., Mrs". 5-28-29D L14
Stella 5-28-29 L14
BAIR
Charles R. 2-11-29DV L8
Georgia 2-11-29DV L8
BAIRD
M. W. , Mrs. 9-2-29 L14
W. M. , Mrs. 9-2-29 N8
BAIZE
Mauta 3-3-29M L3B
BAKEMAN
M. B. 9-18-29 N12
Wanda Lee 9-18-29D N12
BAKER
A. B. 2-15-29 L14
Addie 5-23-29 L16
Alice Little 7-2-29 L12
Avon 1-23-29 L8
Avon 1-23-29 N8
B. D. 5-23-29 L16
Bell P. Hosman 12-28-29 L4
Bertha 2-15-29 L14
Blanche 6-17-29M L8
BAKER (cont.)
C. L. 5-23-29 L16
C. L. V. 6-17-29 L8
Carl 1-23-29D L8
Carl 1-23-29D N8
Carrie B., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Charles 2-15-29 L14
Daisy 7-4-29 L2
David 5-23-29 L16
Delia 1-23-29 L8
Delia 1-23-29 N8
E. R. 5-23-29D L16
Eada, Mrs. 11-21-29 L18
Eads, Mrs. 11-22-29 N16
Earl 11-25-29 L2
Elizabeth Ghan 3-27-29 LIO
Ella 9-21-29 L8
Ethel 1-23-29 LB
Ethel 1-23-29 N8
Fredia 1-23-29 N8
Frieda 1-23-29 LB
George 11-25-29 L2
George W. 11-25-29 NIO
Helen 7-4-29 L2
Helen 7-5-29 L18
Helen 7-5-29 N12
J. D. 3-31-29D L3B
J. E. 5-23-29 LI 6
Jack 7-20-29P L4
James 11-25-29 L2
John 7-4-29 Nl
John Martin 7-30-29 L3
John W. 7-4-29 L2
John W. 7-5-29 LI 8
John W. 7-5-29 N12
Joseph 9-21-29 L8
Katherine 1-9-29 L4
Lee 7-20-29 L4
Lee, Mrs. 1-9-29 L4
Lewis G. 1-9-29 L4
Lige 4-20-29D L2
Lige 4-25-29D L16
M. C. , Mrs. 2-28-29 LIO
Maude 1-23-29 L8
Maude 1-23-29 N8
Myrtle 11-25-29D L2
Myrtle Irene 11-25-29D NIO
Nelson 4-3-29D L8
Oma Stockstill 11-15-29 Nl
Orville 11-25-29 L2
939
BAKER (cont.)
Paul 7-4-29 L2
Paul 7-5-29 L18
Paul 7-5-29 N12
Ralph 7-4-29 L2
Ralph 7-5-29 L18
Retta 10-27-29M NIB
Roscoe 7-4-29 L2
Roscoe 7-5-29 L18
Roscoe 7-5-29 N12
Ruby 3-8-29B LI
•Ruby 7-5-29 LIB
Ruby 7-5-29 N12
Russell 11-15-29M Nl
Ruth 3-8-29B LI
S. L. 3-31-29 L3B
Sampson 3-8-29C LI
Sarah E. King 2-15-29D L14
Sarah Elizabeth 2-15-29D L14
Thomas B. 9-21-29D 'LB
W. E. 1-9-29P L4
W. E. 7-20-29P L4
W. L. , Mrs. 7-30-29 L3
W. L. , Mrs. 7-31-29 L14
Walter C. 1-23-29 LB
Walter C. 1-23-29 NB
Wayne 11-25-29 L2
Wesley 7-4-29 Nl
Wesley 7-4-29D L2
William Wesley 7-5-29D LIB
William Wesley 7-5-29D N12
building 6-24-29 L12
BALDWIN
Massey 7-13-29 N5
E. W. 5-13-29 L14
Frances R. Phillips 1-23-29 Nl
Francis V. 2-11-29D L12
Kenneth E. 1-23-29M Nl
Lorene 6-24-29D LIO
Nina 6-21-29 L12
R. A. 6-24-29 LIO
Sam 6-21-29 L12
BALDWIN THEATER
fire 10-17-29 L12
fire photo 3-7-29 L9
BALDY
Jenny S. 1-5-29 N12
BALES
Virginia P. 3-10-29M L2B
BALL
Alexander 8-11-29D NIB
Alvin, Jr. 10-22-29D L20
Alvin, Jr. 10-23-29D L14
Alvin, Jr. 10-23-29D N6
Anna, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Charley 12-3-29M L16
Charley 12-3-29M Nl
Eva 5-10-29 LIO
Flossie 11-22-29 L9
Flossie 11-22-29 N3
Nola Wells 2-9-29 L6
S. L. , Mrs. 7-3-29 L5
Sarah Blanche 11-22-29 L9
Sarah Blanche 11-22-29 N3
Thelma Harrelson 12-3-29 L16
Thelma Herrelson 12-3-29 Nl
BALLARD
Freeman 1-20-29 L
BALLAY
Elmer 2-24-29C L3C
BALLINGER
H. F. 11-10-29 N6C
Homer J. 10-19-29P L4
BALMITER
A. J. 7-20-29 L4
BALRIDGE
Bert 11-17-29M N2C
Mary Faukner 11-17-29 N2C
BALSLEY
Charles, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
BANCROFT
Andrew George 10-19-29P L4
Doris Lee 10-19-29P L4
Dorothy 10-19-29P L4
Wilma 10-19-29P L4
BANFIELD
Ethel Anderson 2-17-29DV LlC
Nancy C. 7-20-29P L4
P. L. 2-17-29DV LlC
BANK OF SPED
mention of 6-24-29 L12
BANKS
Floyd 5-7-29 LI
Floyd W. 5-21-29 L3
Fred O. 5-13-29 L14
Laura Freeman 1-2-29 L6
Lucy 5-21-29 L3
Lucy 5-7-29 LI
Opha 5-7-2 9 LI
940
BANKS (cont.)
Opha W. 5-21-29 L3
S. J. 5-7-29 LI
W. A. 5-13-29 L14
William E. 5-21-29P L3
William E. 5-7-29D LI
William E. 5-9-29D L7
in Spfd 6-24-29 L12
BANN
Thomas 10-5-29D L8
Thomas 10-5-29D N3
Wilma 10-8-29 L16
BANNING
H. E. 5-18-29 L4
H. E. 6-7-29 L6
Jewell 6-7-29 L6
Leda 6-7-29M L6
Leda E. 6-6-29M LI
Loda 5-18-29E L4
BANTA
C. A. 4-20-29 L3
C. J. 8-31-29 LIO
C. J. 8-31-29 N4
Catherine 8-31-29M N4
Cathryn 8-31-29M LIO
Ezra W. 4-20-29P L3
Kathryn 9-6-29M L20
Roland 8-31-29 N4
BANTAM
C. M. 5-13-29 L2
BARB
Margaret Wommack 5-13-29 LIO
BARBEE
Joe 12-26-29DV L4
Joe 12-27-29DV NIO
Monroe 7-20-29P L4
Phillis 12-27-29DV NIO
Phyllis 12-26-29DV L4
R. L. , Mrs. 9-30-29D N8
BARBER
Alother 2-20-29M LIO
Irene Stewart 2-20-29 LIO
M. A. , Mrs. 12-16-29 L6
M. A. , Mrs. 12-17-29 N2
BARBOUR
E. A. , Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
BARCLAY
Hazel 7-13-29M LI
BARGER
Charles D. 10-30-29 Nl
BARHAM
Seth, Mrs. 1-1-29 N6
BARKER
Jarvis M. 6-14-29 L28
BARLET
Levi 4-20-29P L3
BARMES
W. J. 7-28-29 N2C
BARNARD
R. W. 7-13-29P L12
EARNER
Ethel Jameson 2-19-29 L5
BARNES
George 5-17-29DV LI
George Wilson 5-28-29 L14
Guy W., Mrs. 5-28-29D L14
Guy W., Mrs. 5-29-29D LIO
Margaret 5-28-29 L14
Margaret 5-29-29D LIO
Margaret Wilson 5-28-29D L14
R. W. 5-13-29 L14
Ruth 5-17-29DV LI
Teddy 3-10-29D LI
Victoria Dean 7-22-29 LIO
BARNETT
C. L. 12-28-29M LI
C. L., Mrs. 7-13-29DV L12
Emily M. 10-19-29 L4
Eva 3-31-29M LIB
Florence L. 3-18-29 L8
Hayward 9-20-2 9 L24
Hayward 9-21-29D L8
Milinda 3-18-29D L8
Opal 9-18-29M Nl
Victor 9-20-29 L24
Victor 9-21-29 L8
Vina 12-28-29M LI
Vina Hooper 12-28-29 LI
BARNETTE
C. L. 12-28-29M Nl
Charlene 10-15-29 Lll
Charles 10-15-29DV Lll
Charles 7-16-29DV N5
Charles 9-12-29DV L2
Lillian Rector 10-15-29DV Lll
Lillian Rector 7-16-29DV N5
Lillian Rector 9-12-29DV L2
Vena Hooper 12-28-29 Nl
BARNEY
Ida Storms 1-26-29 Nl
941
BARNEY (cont.)
Simon 1-26-29M Nl
BARNHORST
Bertha 6-30-29 N3A
Robert 6-30-29 N3A
Will 6-30-29 N3A
William Frederick G. 6-30-29D
BARRETT
Artie, Mrs. 2-28-29 LIO
F. W. 10-19-29 L4
Harold Birdsall 6-20-29E L6
J. J. , Mrs. 5-14-29 L6
J. R. 11-1-29 L16
Jewell M. 12-20-29 N7
BARRICK
Delia Mayfield 7-10-29 N7
Delia Mayfield 7-9-29 L14
Delia Mayfield 7-9-29 L2
Gladys Pasley 8-18-29 NIB
J. Earls 8-18-29M NIB
BARRON
Jenny S. Baldy 1-5-29 N12
Lewis W. 1-5-29 N12
Nettie 1-5-29 N12
W. M. 1-5-29A N12
BARTELL
Evelyn 12-26-29 LI
Evelyn 12-27-29 NIO
S. E. 12-26-29 LI
S. E. 12-27-29 NIO
Sam 12-26-29D LI
Sam 12-26-29D Nl
Sam 12-27-29D NIO
BARTH
Louis 7-27-29 N5
Maurice 7-27-29 N5
Therese L. 7-27-29D N5
BARTLETT
J. O. 5-7-29D L7
BARTON
Asa 9-24-29 L4
Asa 9-25-29 L14
Asa 9-25-29 N9
D. Sherman 11-7-29 L14
D. Sherman 11-8-29 L8
D. Sherman 11-8-29 N16
D. Sherman 11-9-29 N2
Demma 9-24-29 L4
Demma 9-25-29 N9
Demmie 9-25-29 L14
BARTON (cont.)
Elizabeth 7-20-29 L4
Elizabeth 8-4-29D N3A
Elizabeth 8-5-29D L12
Elizabeth 8-5-29D N3
Elizabeth Spura 8-5-29D N3
N3A Elizabeth Spurs 8-5-29D L12
Gladys 11-7-29 L14
Inez 11-7-29 L14
J. Otho 9-14-29D N9
J. Otho 9-15-29D N5A
L. W. 11-7-29 L14
Mason 9-24-29 L4
Mason 9-25-29 N9
Proston 8-4-29 N3A
Preston 8-5-29 L12
Preston 8-5-29 N3
Raymond 11-7-29 L14
S. P. 7-20-29P L4
T. F. 11-10-29D N2A
T. F. 11-7-29D L14
T. F. 11-8-29D L8
T. F. 11-8-29D N16
T. F. 11-9-29D L8
T. F. 11-9-29D N2
T. G. 11-7-29 L14
William 9-24-29 L4
William 9-25-29 N9
BASEBALL
Lebanon team 4-12-29 L30
BASH
Everett V. 7-2-29M Nl
Mildred Morris 7-2-29 Nl
BASHAM
Delia 10-23-29DV N3
George 10-23-29DV N3
BASS
Alma L. Keys 7-20-29 L12
Ella Mae 5-1-29 L13
Ella May Robinson 4-22-29 L12
Leon 5-11-29C L8
Margaret Lord 5-11-29 L8
Martha Irene 9-26-29M LI
Martha Irene 9-27-29M Nl
Mary Lou 5-11-29B L8
Roy E. 7-20-29M L12
Sampson F. 1-27-29 L3D
Wessie 1-27-29M L3D
BASTAIN
Fred, Mrs. 8-17-29D L8
942
BASTAIN (cont.)
Fred, Mrs. 8-17-29D N8
Rose E. 8-17-29D LB
Rose E. 8-17-29D N8
Rose E. 8-18-29D N3A
Rose E. 8-19-29D N3
Rose E. Lyons 8-17-29D L8
Rose E. Lyons 8-17-29D N8
BATCHELDER
A. F. , Mrs. 5-2-29 L16
Clarence 4-20-29 L3
David W. 4-20-29P L3
F- A. , Mrs. 5-3-29 L2
F. A. , Mrs. 5-4-29 L8
BATEMAN
---, Mrs. 1-17-29 LIO
Chloe 9-13-29DV LI
Leroy 9-13-29DV LI
M. B. 9-13-29 L24
M. B. 9-14-29 N9
M. B. 9-15-29 N5A
Wanda Lee 9-13-29D L24
Wanda Lee 9-14-29D N9
Wanda Lee 9-15-29D N5A
BATES
Bonnie Blackman 1-3-29 L5
Bonnie L. Blackman 1-3-29 LI
Bonnie L. Blackmer 1-4-29 Nl
H. C. 3-27-29D LIO
Harry E. 1-3-29M LI
Harry E. 1-3-29M L5
Harry E. 1-4-29M Nl
John W. 3-27-29 LIO
Marjorie Bollman 12-22-29 N6B
Marjorie Bollman 12-23-29 L14
Thomas E. 12-22-29M N6B
Thomas E. 12-23-29M L14
BATEY
Emily Stout 4-25-29 L12
BATH
Lloyd 9-3-29C N12
Loyd 9-7-29C N5
Marjorie Lou 9-7-29B N5
BATT
Henry 3-9-29D L6
BATTEN
Bertha Howard 9-5-29 L3
Bertha Howard 9-6-29 N14
John W., Mrs. 1-9-29D N5
Lee J. 1-9-29 N5
BATTEN (cont.)
Margie M. 1-10-29D N6
Margie M. 1-9-29D L8
Margie M. 1-9-29D N5
Margie M. Hensley 1-9-29D Ns
BATTLE OF SPFD ^ ^^U Nb
as remembered 6-4-29 L3
BATTLES
Moses 2-8-29D L16
Moses 2-9-29D L6
BATY
Alma Kinnard 10-7-29 LI
Bryant W. 7-20-29P L4
Clara M. 7-20-29 L4
George E. 7-29-29C LIO
George Elroy 7-29-29B LIO
Raymond 10-7-29M LI
BAUCOM
Elsie 6-24-29M L8
BAUER
Fred, Mrs. 12-10-29 L2
Fred, Mrs. 12-10-29 N3
Fred, Mrs. 12-11-29 N6
BAUGHMAN
Elmyra 12-5-29D L14
Elmyra 12-6-29D L16
Elmyra 12-6-29D N2
Luther 5-13-29 L14
BAUMQARTNER
John 4-20-29P L3
BAUR
J- W. 3-25-29 L7
BAXTER
David 11-21-29C L18
David Walker, Jr. 11-21-29B LK
Elizabeth 3-29-29M LI
George H. 5-13-29 L14
George H. 7-30-29 L7
Harold, Mrs. 7-26-29 N6
Harold, Mrs. 7-27-29 L8
James A., Mrs. 11-21-29D L18
James A., .Mrs. 11-22-29D N16
Jennie Davis 11-21-29D L18
Jennie Davis 11-22-29D N16
Kirk 7-30-29 L7
Kirk E. 5-13-29 L14
Kirk, Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
Kirk, Mrs. 6-18-29 L5
Lucinda 9-20-29 L24
Lucinda 9-20-29D N8
943
BAXTER (cont.)
Mary 7-30-29 L7
Nena 7-30-29 L7
Rose 6-21-29 LI
Rose 7-30-29 L7
Will 2-12-29 L9
William 2-11-29 L3
family reunion 7-30-29 L7
BAYLES
Jesse 3-6-29 L14
BAYLESS
Bonnie 2-11-29 L2
C. W. 2-11-29 L2
Jack 2-11-29D L2
BAYLIFF
John 1-3-29M LI
John l-4-2 9iyi Nl
Reba Alford 1-3-29 LI
Reba Alford 1-4-29 Nl
BAZZY
R. 12-9-29 L2
R. 12-9-29 N6
BEACH
Harvey 8-11-29D NIB
BEADLE
Roy Galen 2-12-29D L3
Roy S. 2-12-29 L3
BEAL
Agnes 11-14-29 L16
Charles H. 4-27-29 L4
George 11-13-29D L3
George 11-14-29D L16
George 11-14-29D N3
Marcus 11-14-29 L16
Mary p.29-394A
Mary Catherine 4-27-29M L4
Presley 6-19-29 LIO
Presley p.29-394A
BEAN
Ermel, Mrs. 5-31-29 L5
George L. 8-3-2 9DV N4
Helen M. 8-3-29DV N4
Joan 10-11-29E L27
John 12-3-29 L14
John 12-4-29 N4
Lois Baden 11-28-29M N2
Robert Stanley 12-3-29 L14
Robert Stanley 12-4-29E N4
BEARD
A. J. 1-16-29D L12
BEARD (cont.)
Eugene 1-16-29 L12
W. H. 10-3-29D LI
W. H. 10-4-29D N8
W. H. 10-9-29D LI
BEARDEN
Ella 2-25-29D L6
Ella 2-26-29D L] 2
Ella Graham 2-25-29D L6
Fern 2-25-29 L6
Lena 5-18-29 LI
R. C. 2-25-29 L6
R. R. 5-13-29 L14
Robert R. 1-26-29 L2
Robert R. 7-20-29 L4
Salome Jacques 1-17-29 N3
William B. 1-7-29 LI
BEASLEY
Bertie 9-12-29DV L2
Bertie Brown 1-4-29 N2
Don 1-21-29D L2
Don 1-22-29D L16
Don 1-22-29D N6
Dorothy 1-21-29 L2
Dorothy 1-22-29 N6
Helen 1-21-29 L2
Helen 1-22-29 N6
J. W. 1-21-29 L2
J. W. 1-22-29 N6
Maydean 1-21-29 L2
Naydean 1-22-29 N6
Percy 9-12-29DV L2
Raymond 1-21-29 L2
Raymond 1-22-29 N6
Richard 1-21-29 L2
Richard 1-22-29 N6
Ruby 1-21-29 L2
Ruby 1-22-29 N6
Tillman 6-5-29D LI
BEASON
Charles 8-3-29 L12
Charles 8-4-29 N3A
Emmer 8-3-29 L12
Emmer 8-4-29 NBA
George 8-3-29 L12
George 8-4-29 N3A
Harry 8-3-29 L12
Harry 8-4-29 N3A
Harvey 8-3-29 L12
Harvey 8-4-29 N3A
944
BEASON (cont.)
Tom H. 8-3-29D L12
Tom R. 8-4-29D N3A
Walter 8-3-29 L12
Walter 8-4-29 N3A
BEAT IE
Anna 2-22-29 L2
H. A. 2-22-29 L2
Mary T. 2-22-29D L2
Mary T. 2-23-29D LIO
Mary T. 2-24-29D L5B
Mary T. Galbraith 2-22-29D L2
Matilda 3-30-29D L6
Matilda 3-31-29D L3A
W. R. 2-22-29 L2
W. R. 2-23-29 LIO
W. R. 2-24-29 L5B
BEAVER
C. M. 2-22-29C, L16
William Henry 2-22-29B L16
BEAZLEY
Mabel 6-7-29 LI
Sarah 6-7-29 LI
Tillman 6-7-29D LI
BECK
Albert 4-18-29 L12
George W. 4-18-29D L12
George W. 4-19-29D L12
J. M. 7-23-29D L12
J. M. 7-24-29D N16
John 4-18-29 L12
Simon 4-18-29 L12
Wanda 10-26-2 9M LI
Wanda 10-27-29M NIB
BECKER
A. H. 2-9-29 L6
Arlie 4-20-29 L3
C. F. 2-9-29 L6
Eva 8-22-29M LI
Eva 8-23-29M Nl
J. F. 2-9-29 L6
J. W. 2-11-29D L12
J. W. 2-9-29D L6
Loetta 4-20-29P L3
Lula 2-9-29 L6
Mary 2-9-29 L6
T. P. 2-9-29 L6
BECKERDITE
Alice Nora 2-17-29M LlC
BECKHAM
Morris 7-24-29M Nl
Morris 7-24-29M N2
Pearl Moody 7-24-29 Nl
Pearl Moody 7-24-29 N2
BECKLEY
Ruth 6-4-29 L14
BECKNER
D. W. 1-26-29 L2
D. W. 7-20-29 L4
BECKWITH
Margaret 1-16-29D L12
Margaret Epps 1-16-29D L12
BEDELL
Ada 3-15-29 L18
Enos 3-20-29 Lll
Lottie 12-11-29 L5
Lottie 12-12-29 N6
BEDSAUL
Lela 5-14-29M LI
BEEBE
Belva 8-23-29M L2
BEEDS
Henry, Mrs. 7-15-29D LIO
Lizzie Brown 7-15-29D LIO
BEEGLE
Frederick 8-27-29 L3
Katherine Steckel 8-27-29 L3
Katherine Steckle 8-28-29 N3
BEELER
Carrie M. 9-8-29 N2A
Fate 9-8-29 N2A
Jennie 9-8-29 N2A
Lou 9-8-29 N2A
Oscar 9-8-29 N2A
Sarah 9-8-29 N2A
Will 9-8-29 N2A
BEHYMER
Anna Margaret 11-24-29D N13A
Eddie, Mrs. 11-24-29D N13A
Margaret Anna 11-23-29D LIO
BEIDERLINDEN
Alice 12-25-29 NIO
Alice, Miss 5-13-29 L14
Mattie J. 12-25-29 NIO
BEIDERLINDEN SPRING
settled 6-14-29 L15
BEIERLE
Annie 4-6-29 L6
Jacob 4-6-29 L6
945
BEIERLE (cont.)
John 4-6-29D L6
John 4-8-29D L3
BELCHER
R. V. 10-17-29 LI
R. V. 10-18-29 LB
R. V. 10-18-29 N5
R. V. 10-19-29 N3
BELL
Andy, Mrs. 2-6-29 LIO
Eva Garrison 7-10-29 LI
James H. 10-13-29D N2B
James S. 12-29-29 N6B
Laura 9-4-29M Nl
Maud Vera 12-29-29M N6B
Van 7-10-29M LI
W. B. 6-18-29 L5
BELLAS
Earl 8-13-29 L6
Earl 8-13-29 N2
Martha 8-13-29D N2
Martha J. 8-13-29D L6
BELLE
Irma Demore 1-30-29 L14
Irma Demore 1-31-29 L8
BELLEW
Ed 12-16-29 L6
Ed 12-16-29 N2
Grant 12-16-29 L6
Grant 12-16-29 N2
John A. 12-16-29D L6
John A. 12-16-29D N2
Lewis 12-16-29 L6
Louie 12-16-29 N2
Susan 12-16-29 L6
Susan 12-16-29 N2
Tom 12-16-29 L6
Tom 12-16-29 N2
BELLVILLE
Billy 2-28-29 LIO
Catherine 2-28-29 LIO
Hal C. 2-28-29D LIO
Paul 2-28-29 LIO
BELOKE
Pete 11-17-29M N2C
Sophia Dombroski 11-17-29 N2C
BELT
Raymond Robert 4-21-29M L3D
Ruth E. Reynolds 4-21-29 L3D
BENCH
Goldie Watts 9-15-29 NIC
Willie E. 9-15-29M NIC
BENDER
Clifford C. 11-28-29M N2
Irene Bagby 11-28-29 N2
BENDURAN
Benjamin, Mrs. 12-22-29 N7B
BENEDICT
Susan, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
BENHAM
C. E., Mrs. 6-10-29D L12
Louise 6-10-29 L12
Thene 6-10-29 L12
BENN
Ella 12-17-29D L2
BENNETT
Ada Belle 3-7-29 L12
Ada Belle Marie 3-6-29 L2
Alice Mooney 1-26-29P L2
B. M. 3-13-29DV L14
B. M. 5-17-29DV LI
Benjamin 5-16-29DV LI
Bertha Koch 6-15-29 L8
Bessie A. 3-6-29D L2
Bessie A. 3-7-29D L12
Bessie A. Cook 3-6-29D L2
Bessie A. Cook 3-7-29F L12
Blanche Lair 7-25-29 LIO
C. A. , Mrs. 7-27-29 L8
Effie 3-13-29DV L14
Effie 5-17-29DV LI
Frank L. 5-18-29M LI
Frank L. 5-23-29M L3
H. , Mrs. 4-23-29 L12
J. N. , Mrs. 12-6-29 LB
J. N. , Mrs. 12-7-29 N16
John M., Mrs. 9-19-29 Nl
John N., Mrs. 9-19-29 LIB
John N., Mrs. 9-20-29 N9
John, Mrs. 3-20-29 LIO
John, Mrs. 3-21-29 LIO
L. Gordon 4-20-29 L3
Leslie 3-7-29 L12
Leslie W. 3-6-29 L2
Lois 9-19-29 LIB
Lois 9-19-29 Nl
Marjorie Jean 4-20-29P L3
Mary A. Stasburger 7-2-29 N3
Mary A. Strasburger 7-2-29 L12
946
BENNETT (cont . )
Mary A. Strasburger 7-3-29 N5
Mary Lair 5-18-29 LI
Nancy 3-10-29D L3B
Patricia M. 5-16-29DV LI
W. I. , Mrs. 3-6-29D L2
W. I . , Mrs. 3-7-29D L12
William 9-19-29 L18
William 9-19-29 Nl
William P. 1-26-29 L2
BENTLEY
Elwin 5-13-29 L14
Frank C. 5-13-29 L14
L. C, Mrs. 12-22-29 N12B
BENTON
Allie 8-10-29 L8
Dewey 8-10-29 LB
Doris 8-10-29 L8
Edna O. 8-10-29 L8
Faye 4-24-29M LI
W. A., Mrs. 8-10-29 L8
W. A. , Mrs. 8-16-29 L18
William 8-10-29 L8
BERGHAUS
Bernard 2-11-29 L3
Bernard 2-12-29D L9
Frances 2-11-29 L3
Frances 2-12-29 L9
L. F. 2-11-29 L3
L. F. 2-12-29 L9
Paul 2-11-29D L3
Paul 2-12-29D L9
BERGLAND
J. F. 5-13-29 L14
BERGLUND
John, Mrs. 7-11-29 L12
John, Mrs. 7-11-29 N12
John, Mrs. 7-4-29 L8
BERGMAN
Martin 12-1-29M N6B
Martin A. 11-28-2 9MN2
Pearl M. Sherrill 11-28-29 N2
Pearl Sherrill 12-1-29 N6B
BERRILL
Belle Burdett 5-17-29 L20
Mabel Burdett 5-17-29 L20
BERRY
Arnett J. 4-30-29 L14
Bessie 4-30-29 L14
Clarence E. 4-30-29 L14
BERRY (cont.)
Claude 7-14-29 NSC
Claude 7-15-29 L12
Coley C. 4-30-29 L14
D. D. 6-14-29 L15
Daniel D. 3-11-29 L12
Fred 7-14-29 N8C
Fred 7-15-29 L12
Howard 8-19-29C N8
Lou A. 4-20-29P L3
Marvin 4-30-29 L14
Mattie Phillips 8-19-29 N8
Paul 4-30-29 L14
Ronnie 7-14-29 NBC
Ronnie 7-15-29 L12
Sylvia 4-20-29 L3
Thomas Pembroke 4-3 0-29D L14
BERRY HOUSE
photo of 3-6-29 L4
BERTIE
C. R. 5-3-29 L2
BERTON
Lizzie Morgan 6-15-29 LB
BERTRAM
Claude 8-11-29M N2B
Marie Hilton B-11-29 N2B
BESDAUL
Lela 5-14-29M LI
BESHEARS
C. G. 6-15-29D LB
L. G. 6-15-29 LB
Maude M. 1-26-29 L2
Nancy A. 6-15-29 LB
Wesley 6-15-29 L8
BESHERS
J. J. 2-17-29M L3A
Louise McKeon 2-17-29 L3A
BEST
Allene 6-19-29 LIO
BESTAL
Cora Randolph 9-11-29 L2
Cora Randolph 9-11-29 N2
BESTOLDIE
Faye 11-30-29M Nl
BETTERMAN
Clifford 7-19-29 L3
Monroe 7-19-29 L3
BETTERTON
Mamie Lockwood 7-19-29D L12
947
BEVERAGE
Delia C. 10-19-29 L4
Delia C. 4-20-29 L3
H. C. 10-19-29P L4
H. C. 4-20-29P L3
BEVIN
E. T. 8-8-29 L6
Frances Pickett 8-8-29E L6
BEYARS
Charles W. 7-2-29M L6
Eloise Sanders 7-2-29 L6
BEYER
Frank 11-11-29 L12
Frank 11-12-29 N4
Mayetta 11-11-29M L12
Mayetta 11-12-29M N4
Nellie 5-10-29M L6
BEYERS
Charles W. 7-3-29M N4
Eloise F. Sanders 7-3-29 N4
BIERS
Bessie 3-6-29 L2
Etta 3-6-29 L2
Ida 3-6-29 L2
Jane 3-6-29 L2
John Franklin 3-6-29D L2
Kate 3-6-29 L2
BIGBEE
Clem, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
John S. 5-18-29 L3
Will 6-14-29 L3
William T. 5-13-29 L14
BIGFORD
Betty Lee 7-29-29D N8
Thelma 7-29-29 N8
BIGGS
Alice 8-1-29DV L3
Alice 9-12-29DV L2
Cecil 6-30-29 N3A
Daisy 6-30-29 N3A
Ellis 6-30-29 N3A
Elmer 3-25-29 L7
Etta Williams 10-17-29M Nl
Etta Williams 6-17-29 L5
Etta Williams 6-18-29 LI
Etta Williams 6-18-29 L3
Etta Williams, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Gladys 9-17-29 L5
Hazel Barclay 7-13-29 LI
Homer 3-25-29D LIO
BIGGS (cont.)
Homer 3-25-29D L7
Homer 3-28-29B L3
Hugh F. 7-13-29M LI
Hugh, Jr. 9-17-29 N2
Hugh, Mrs. 9-17-29D L5
Hugh, Mrs. 9-17-29D N2
Ida 9-17-29D L5
Ida 9-17-29D N2
J. N. 6-30-29 N3A
Jewell 6-30-29 N3A
L. A. , Jr. 5-13-29 L14
Lizzie 6-30-29 N3A
Lonnie 6-30-29 N3A
Lonnie 8-1-29DV L3
Lonnie 9-12-29DV L2
Maude M. 6-30-29 N3A
Melon 9-17-29 L5
Melon 9-17-29 N2
Retta 9-17-29 L5
Retta 9-17-29 N2
Rosa 6-30-29 N3A
Walter 6-30-29 N3A
BILDERBACK
Charles 11-19-29 L6
Henry, Mrs. 11-19-29D L6
Sarah H. 11-19-29D L6
BILLAFCH
Gertrude B. 12-4-29D L5
W. C. 12-4-29 L5
BILLASCH
Gertrude B. 12-4-29D L5
W. C. 12-4-29 L5
BILLER
Max, Mrs. 5-16-29 L2
BILLINGS
J. H. 1-26-29 L2
James H. 7-20-29 L4
BILLINGSLEY
--- 7-9-29 L8
B. H. 2-9-29C LIO
BILLS
Clyde D. 9-21-29 L8
Cynthia Isabelle 8-25-29P N4C
M. D. 8-25-29 N4C
Mary P. 9-21-29 L8
BILLUPS
Fannie 7-28-29DV N8A
Fannie 8-3-29DV L12
W. M. 7-28-29DV N8A
948
BILLUPS (cont.)
William 8-3-29DV L12
BILYEU
Annie 2-20-29DV L2
Fred E. 11-17-29M N6A
Verna Hammond 11-17-29 N6A
William 2-20-29DV L2
BINGHAM
Dewey' M. 7-20-29M L12
Oma J. Mayfield 7-20-29 L12
R. A. , Mrs. 11-25-29 N8
BIRCH
James 2-12-29 L12
Ruth Homan 12-27-29 L3
Ruth Homan 12-28-29 N12
BIRD
G. E. 7-21-29 N12A
Henry C. 10-27-29 NllA
Norma Dean 10-27-29D NllA
Ruth 11-15-29M Nl
BISCHOFF
E. L. 8-1-29 LlO
E. L. 8-1-29 NIO
E. W. 8-1-29 LlO
E. W. 8-1-29 NIO
Emil 7-29-29 L3
Emil 7-29-29 Nl
Emil 7-30-29 L3
Emil 7-30-29 N3
Ernest 7-29-29 L3
Ernest 7-29-29 Nl
Ernest 7-30-29 L3
Ernest 7-30-29 N3
Harold 7-29-29 L3
Harold 7-29-29 Nl
Harold 7-30-29 L3
Harold 7-30-29 N3
Harold 8-1-29 LlO
Harold 8-1-29 NIO
John 7-29-29D L3
John 7-29-29D Nl
John 7-30-29D L3
John 7-3 0-29D N3
Leona 7-29-29 Nl
P. B. 8-1-29 LlO
P. S. 8-1-29 NIC
Percy 7-29-29 L3
Percy 7-29-29 Nl
Percy 7-30-29 L3
Percy 7-30-29 N3
BISHOF
George, Mrs. 7-23-29 N3
BISHOP
Elsie 6-27-29 L12
Evelyn W. 2-7-29M LI
George, Mrs. 7-23-29 L16
Lee 7-26-29D L16
Lee 7-27-29D N6
Lee 8-11-29D NIB
Margaret 6-5-29 L12
R. I . , Mrs. 8-10-29 L8
W. D. 7-26-29 L16
W. D. 7-27-29 N6
W. M. 5-13-29 L14
BISSARD
Verda R. 10-15-2 9M Nl
BISSELL
0. E. , Mrs. 6-17-29 L5
BISSETT
Harry, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Harry, Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
Harry, Mrs. 6-18-29 L7
Harry, Mrs. 6-19-29 L3
Marion 6-11-29 LI
Marion 6-19-29 L5
Marion Weaver 6-21-29 LI
William, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
BIVINS
Dess 6-28-29D L2
BLACK
Aaron, Mrs. 2-12-29 L12
Charles 2-4-29 LlO
Cordelia Collins 2-11-29 L12
Ed V. , Mrs. 7-8-29D L12
Ed V. , Mrs. 7-8-29D Nl
Ed v.. Mrs. 7-7-29D N2A
Frank L. 4-20-29P L3
J. Ed 2-5-29D LlO
J. V. 2-17-29C L3C
Joseph E. 2-4-29D LlO
Louise L. 4-20-29 L3
Lydia 5-29-29M LI
Oscar Lee 5-18-29 L3
Oscar Lee 6-22-29 L3
Presley Frederick 6-22-29 L3
W. L. , Mrs. 3-6-29 L2
BLACKBURN
Ben 6-24-29 L8
C. F. 12-4-29 L5
Charles R. 5-2-29M LI
949
BLACKBURN (cont.)
D. C. 12-4-29 L5
E. , Mrs. 8-17-29 Nl
Elsie Baucom 6-24-29 L8
Eva Mae Putman 5-2-29 LI
Guy R. 6-24-29M LB
BLACKBURNE
James 9-3-29 Nl
June 9-3-29D Nl
BLACKEY
Bruce 2-17-29 L3C
Gola Walker 2-17-29 L3C
Joe 2-17-29 L3C
Ray 2-17-29M L3C
BLACKMAN
Bonnie L. 1-3-29M LI
Bonnie L. 1-3-29M L5
R. L. 6-6-29 L14
Stephen, Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
BLACK^IER
Bonnie L. 1-4-29M Nl
BLACKSMITH
first in Spfd 6-14-29 L15
BLACKWELL
Ansel E. 5-17-29DV LI
Lilian 5-17-29DV LI
W. B. , Mrs . 12-12-29 L4
W. B. , Mrs. 12-13-29 N5
BLADES
Clem, Mrs. 9-30-29 LIO
Clem, Mrs. 9-30-29 N3
Emer C. 4-20-29 L3
George W. 4-20-29P L3
J. A. 4-20-29 L3
S. M. 1-18-29DV L
Victoria 1-18-29DV L
Wilma 9-12-29M Nl
BLAIN
Eldon C. 5-4-29E L4
BLAINE
Eldon 6-1-29M L4
Harry E., Mrs. 7-2-29 L12
Harry E., Mrs. 7-3-29 N5
Vella Ginn 6-1-29 L4
BLAIR
Albert B. 1-11-29D LI
Albert H. 1-12-29D L6
Albert H. 1-12-29D N8
Albert H. 1-13-29D LlOA
Alean 10-23-29M Nl
BLAIR (cont.)
Delia Campbell 4-10-29 L12
BLAKE
Ruth M. 4-20-29P L3
BLAKEMORE
Alvin 7-23-29 L12
George 7-23-29 L12
Irene 7-23-29D L12
Lee 7-23-29 L12
BLAKEY
Gussie Epperson 10-20-29 NIA
Henry 10-20-2 9M NIA
J. H. , Mrs. 11-3-29 N14A
Ray, Mrs. 7-30-29 N12
Roy, Mrs. 7-30-29 L3
BLANCHARD
Ellen 6-6-29 L14
G. I. 6-6-29D L14
Geraldine 6-6-29 L14
Henry W. 6-6-29 L14
BLANCHART
Mildred 8-7-29D L3
Mildred 8-7-29D Nl
Thelma 8-7-2 9 L3
Thelma 8-7-29 Nl
BLANCHETTE
Larry 6-11-29 LI
BLANKENSHIP
Cora 5-7-29 L14
Esby 8-9-29D L20
J. 8-9-29 L20
J. R. 5-7-29 L14
Laura Carter 9-30-29 LIO
Laura Carter 9-30-29 N3
Sarah A. 5-7-29D L14
BLANTON
Ross 11-19-29 LI
BLEDSOE
Fern 11-28-29 L8
Hershel S. 12-5-29 L15
Hershel S. 12-5-29 N13
Hershel, Mrs. 11-28-29D L8
Leon 11-28-29 L8
Lucy J. 11-28-29D L8
Lucy J. 11-29-29D L24
Lucy J. 11-29-29D N3
Lucy J. 11-30-2 9DN2
Lucy J. 12-5-29D L15
Lucy J. 12-5-29D N13
Lucy J. Glidewell 11-28-29D L8
950
BLEVINS
W. E. ,
Mrs. 11-20-29
L2
W. E. ,
Mrs. 11-20-29
N9
BLISS
0. M. :
9-8-29 N12B
BLOCK
Frances 1-26-29P L2
BLOOD
Carrie
10-13-29M N2B
BLOOM
Clarence 12-24-29C L12
BLOUNT
Norman
9-12-29M L14
Stella
Smith 9-12-29
L14
Walter
9-12-29 L14
BLOXSOM
Daniel
E. 5-14-29D L14
Edgar 1
5-14-29 L14
BLUE
Ella 2
-23-29 LIO
Eva 2-;
23-29 LIO
J. I. ;
3-3-29 L12B
J. J.,
Mrs. 3-7-29 L13
John 2
-23-29 LIO
John J
. 2-23-29D LIO
John J
. 2-24-29D L5B
John J
. 3-3-29D L12B
John T
. 2-22-29D L2
John, Mrs. 1-20-2 9D L3B
P. H. ;
3-3-29 L12B
Pete 2
-23-29 LIO
Sam 2-:
23-29 LIO
Sam 3-:
3-29 L12B
BLUFF
Harry (
5-13-29 LI
BLUNT
Gladys
V. 1-19-29M Nl
Roy 4-;
20-29 L
Thomas
A., Mrs. 4-20-
-29 L
Wallis
A. 4-20-29D L
William 4-20-29 L
Winton
4-20-29 L
BLY
Mary E
. 1-13-29 L3B
BLYTHE
J. M. ,
Mrs. 12-14-29
L8
J. M. ,
Mrs. 12-22-29
NIOA
BOAK
Samuel
3-14-29 L14
4-24-29 L16
29 Nl
BOARMAN
J. S
BOBRING
Doris DeFriese 5-14-29 L6
Milton 5-14-29M L6
BOBSIN
Earnest Marion 7-20-29P L4
Louis M. 7-20-29 L4
Paul Henry 7-20-29P L4
BOBZIN
Earnest Marion 7-20-29P L4
Louis M. 7-20-29 L4
Paul Henry 7-20-29P L4
BOCK
Allena M. Brandon 11-30
James H. 11-30-29M Nl
BOCKHORST
F. , Jr. 11-10-29 N6C
BOOKMAN
J. A. 5-17-29C L24
Samuel Richard 5-17-29B L24
BOCQUIN
Helen Lewis 12-15-29 N5B
Theurer Martin 12-15-29M N5B
BODANSKE
Ella Holt 12-2-29 LIO
W. C. 12-2-29C LIO
BODENHAMER
Ensley Lee 4-18-29D L12
Fred 12-9-29 LIO
farm 12-9-29 LIO
BODENHAMMER
Maggie 3-31-29 L3A
BODINE
F. M. 8-15-29 N12
J. L. 8-15-29 N12
James C. 8-15-29D L4
James C. 8-15-29D N12
P,
P.
R,
T,
W.
W.
M.
M.
H.
N.
E.
I.
5-15-29
Mrs. 1-
3-15-29
Mrs. 1-
3-15-29
N12
22-29
N12
17-29
N12
L16
LIO
Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
BOEDECKER
Birdie
0. O.
BOEGER
Clara 10
Clara 10
Wilson 12-29-29 NllB
12-29-29M NllB
■22-29
■22-29
L16
N12
951
BOEGER (cont.)
Clara 10-23-29 L14
Clara 10-23-29 N13
Clara 10-8-29 L16
Clara 10-8-29 N7
Clara 10-9-29 N2
E. 10-22-29 L16
E. 10-22-29 N12
E. 10-23-29 L14
E. 10-23-29 N13
E. L, Mrs. 10-8-29D L16
E. L. , Mrs. 10-8-29D N7
E. L. , Mrs. 10-9-29D L14
E. L. , Mrs. 10-9-29D N2
Ed, Mrs. 10-10-29D L2
Zella 10-10-29D L2
Zella 10-10-29D N2
Zella 10-8-29D L16
Zella 10-8-29D N7
Zella 10-9-29D L14 '
Zella 10-9-29D N2
Zella Fosse 10-8-29D L16
BOEHM
Ernest Theodor 1-26-29P L2
BOEHME
Paulina 11-1-29M Nl
BOEPPLE
Emil 11-28-29M N2
Gladys M. Brown 11-28-29 N2
BOGARD
Samuel 4-21-29 L3A
BOGART
J. B. 7-27-29D LI
BOGGS
Arthur 1-9-29D L5
Arthur 1-9-2 9D Nl
E. E. 7-1-29 L6
E. E. 7-2-29 N4
Eula Louise 7-1-29M L6
Eula Louise 7-2-29M N4
Martha Nugent 12-25-29 L14
Victor 1-9-29 L5
Victor 1-9-29 Nl
BOHART
Marjorie Morgan 7-13-29M LI
BOHRER
Albert N. 10-14-29 L12
Albert N. 10-14-29 N5
Beulah P. 10-14-29D L12
Beulah P. 10-14-29D N5
BOHRER (cont.)
Beulah Porter 10-14-29D L12
Beulah Porter Woody 10-14-29D N5
Charles R. 10-14-29 L12
Charles R. 10-14-29 N5
E. Boyce 10-14-29 L12
E. Boyse 10-14-29 N5
E. Claude 10-14-29 L12
E. Claude 10-14-29 N5
Edward C, Mrs. 10-14-29D L12
Edward C, Mrs. 10-14-29D N5
BOLDEN
W. N. , Mrs . 9-13-29 L24
W. N. , Mrs. 9-13-29 N9
W. N. , Mrs. 9-14-29 N9
BOLE
Jennie May 1-8-29M LI
BOLERJACK
Arch 3-9-29 L7
Jessie E. 1-18-29DV L
Riley C. 1-18-29DV L
Velma Jean 1-18-29 L
BOLES
Mildred 8-25-29M NIC
N. T. , Mrs. 2-22-29 L2
BOLIVAR FREE PRESS
article about 4-1-29 LIO
BOLIVAR, MO.
church there 7-15-29 L3
BOLLES
Elry 1-6-29 L8C
BOLLMAN
Bernice 9-15-29 N2D
Clement 9-1-29M N6B
Clement 9-15-29M N2D
Ida Elizabeth Smith 9-1-29 N6B
Ida Elizabeth Smith 9-15-29 N2D
L. F. ,Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Louis 9-15-29 N2D
Louis F. 12-22-29 N6B
Louis F. 9-1-29 N6B
Marjorie 12-22-29M N6B
Marjorie 12-23-29M L14
BOMMORETO
Ullace 8-6-29D N2
Ullaee 8-5-29D L12
Ullaee 8-6-29D L12
Ullaee Shields 8-5-29D L12
Ullaee Shields 8-6-29D L12
952
BOMMORETS
Ullace 8-6-29D N2
BOMMORETTO
BONe"^^^^^ Shields 8-6-29D N2
Cecil C. 8-11-29D NIB
Cecil Clai-ence 8-10-29D L12
Cecil Clarence 8-10-29D Nl
Scil rlr^''''^ 8-11-29D N12A
^ecil Clarence 8-14-29D L15
Cecil Clarence 8-14-29D N15
Charles 8-10-29 Nl
Charles 8-14-29 L15
Charles 8-14-29 N15
Charles M. 8-10-29 L12
Charles M. 8-11-29 N12A
Edna 8-10-29 L12
Edna 8-10-29 Nl
Edna 8-11-29 N12A
Edna F. 8-14-29 N15
Edna P. 8-14-29 L15
Everett 8-11-29 N12A
Everett 8-14-29 N15
Everett L. 8-10-29 L12
Everett L. 8-10-29 Nl
Everett L. 8-14-29 L15
J. Marvin 8-10-29 L12
J. Marvin 8-10-29 Nl
J. Marvin 8-II-29 N12A
J. Marvin 8-14-29 L15
J. Marvin 8-14-29 N15
BOOKER ^
. Dorothy Marie 1-26-29P L2
John p. 29 -3 94 A
Julia E. P.29-394A
Mary Beal p.29-394A
BOOKOUT
David 2-10-29M L3D
Marie J. Whipple 2-10-?q nn
BOONE ^^ ^^^
Cynthia 6-6-29 LI
Daniel 12-28-29 L4
Jessie 8-31-29D Nl
John, Mrs. 8-31-29D Nl
Mary 12-28-29 L4
Masson 12-28-29 L4
Nathan 12-28-29 L4
family 6-6-29 Ll
BOOTH
George 5-13-29 L14
BOOTH (cont.)
H. H., Mrs. 9-2-29 L14
H. H. , Mrs. 9-3-29 N2
Stanley 5-13-29 L14
BORDERS
Ezra W. 4-20-29P L3
BOREN
Jim 6-14-29 L28
BORGMEYER
Oscar, Mrs. 2-4-29 inn
BORTLE ^^°
C. R. 5-4-29 L8
Ralph 5-4-29 L8
BOSLEY
Elizabeth, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Homer 10-19-29P L4
BOSSI
Bernard B. 4-20-29 L3
Bessie Jordan 6-15-29 Ll
Joseph V. 6-15-29M Ll
Katie 4-20-29P L3
BOSTIC
Christine 3-26-29M L6
Edward 3-26-29 L6
BOSWELL
Dru L., Mrs. 7-29-29 LIO
Dru L. , Mrs. 7-29-29 N3
Jesse V. , Mrs. 6-18-29 Ti
BOTHWELL ^^
John Homer 8-6-29D 1,7
BOTTERON
Dorothy 7-20-29P L4
Mildred 7-20-29P L4
BOTTONOFF
Wilbur 1-3-29 Lll
Yewell 1-3-29 Lll
BOTTOROFF
Flora E. 1-1-29 N6
G. M. 1-1-29D N6
J- C. 1-1-29D N6
BOTTORS
Wilbur 1-3-29 Lll
Yewell 1-3-29 Lll
BOUCHER
Darlh 1-13-29C L3B
Darth 1-13-29C L3B
Frank 7-20-29 Ll
BOURLAND
Fern 12-1-29M NIB
953
BOURNE
Mildred 8-16-29M L18
BOURQUENOT
E. J. 5-13-29 L14
BOWDOIN
Alice Putman 10-7-29 LIO
BOWEN
E. W. , Mrs. 1-29-29 L12
Florence 1-25-29M L4
Hirley R. 2-17-29D L3C
BOWERS
Aubrey 8-6-29 LI 2
Aubrey 8-6-29 N2
Aubrey 8-7-29 N14
Maretta 8-6-29D N2
Marietta 8-6-29D L12
Marietta 8-7-29D N14
BOWLAND
Robert A. 2-22-29D LI
BOWLER
Nettie F. 10-19-29 L4
BOWLES
Arthur 12-20-29 L15
Arthur 12-20-29 N8
Arthur 12-20-29D L15
Arthur 12-20-29D N8
Arthur 12-21-29D L8
Arthur 12-21-29D N14
Arthur 12-22-29D NIOA
Arthur 12-24-29 Nil
Arthur 12-24-29D L13
Betty Jean 12-20-29 L15
Betty Jean 12-20-29 N8
Cecile B. Mooney 1-29-29 L3
Cecile Mooney 1-27-29 LlC
Cleve H. 1-27-29M LlC
Cleve H. 1-29-29M L3
Doris Lee 12-20-29 L15
Doris Lee 12-20-29 N8
Edward 12-20-29 L15
Edward 12-20-29 N8
Elmer 12-24-29 L13
Elmer 12-24-29 Nil
J. 12-24-29 L13
J. 12-24-29 Nil
Jess 11-25-29C N8
Louise 12-20-29 L15
Louise 12-20-29 N8
Minnie 12-24-29 L13
Minnie 12-24-29 Nil
BOWLES (cont.)
Nellie 12-24-29 L13
Nellie 12-24-29 Nil
R. L. 12-24-29 L13
R. L. 12-24-29 Nil
Robert 12-20-29 L15
Robert 12-20-29 N8
Vera 12-20-29 L15
Vera 12-20-29 N8
BOWMAN
Carrie, Miss 5-13-29 L14
Clinton 9-1-29 N3B
Ellis 10-23-29 N4
Malinda 10-23-29D N4
Ralph 9-1-29D N3B
BOWYER
Josephine, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
BOX
Jesse 10-8-29D L16
Jesse 10-9-29D L14
Jesse 10-9-29D N2
John 10-8-29 L16
John 10-9-29 L14
John 10-9-29 N2
Samuel 10-8-29 L16
Samuel 10-9-29 N2
William 10-8-29 L16
William 10-9-29 N2
BOXLEY
D. 10-3-29 L8
J. H. 10-3-29 L8
Tom, Mrs. 7-7-29 N2B
BOXX
Martha 2-8-29 L17
BOYAJIAN
Jasper, Mrs. 1-3-29 L8
BOYCE
Albert 6-27-29C L12
Elsie Bishop 6-27-29 L12
Harold Arlo 6-27-29B L12
J. S. 3-26-29 L7
William 3-26-29 L7
BOYD
Bob 3-3-29 L3B
Cordie 1-26-29 L2
Eliza Hamilton 12-29-29 NIB
Elmer E. 11-3-29M NIB
Henry, Mrs. 3-3-29D L3B
John H. 9-21-2 9DL4
Marcus 12-29-29 NlB
954
BOYD (cont.)
Mary Kate 6-25-29 L12
Mildred Friend 11-3-29 NIB
Molly Collins 2-11-29 L12
Nannie Montgomery 9-21-29 L4
S. H. 12-29-29 NIB
S. H. 5-22-29 L14
Sempronius Hamilton 12-29-29 NlB
BOYDEN
Charles E. 2-8-29 L20
BOYER
Fransiska 1-26-29P L2
J. W. 11-19-29 L3
L. Fremont 11-19-29 L3
BOYJAIN
Golda Ray 1-10-29 Nl
BOYLE
Ernest Wayne 7-20-29P L4
BOYT
Donald 11-10-29 NIC
Dorothy 11-10-29 NIC
BOYTS
Cecil Allen 10-15-29M Nl
Earl Allen 10-14-29M LI
Veda R. Bussard 10-14-29 LI
Verda R. Bissard 10-15-29 Nl
BRACE
Guy Edwin Nessen 10-7-29M LI
Margaret Nissen 10-7-29 LI
BRADFORD
Adrian A. 11-3-29 N14A
Earl 11-3-29 N14A
Henry F. 11-3-29 N14A
Herbert H. 11-3-29 N14A
J. H. 11-4-29D L12
J. H. 11-4-29D NIO
James R. 11-3-29 N14A
BRADLEY
A. T. 7-20-29 L4
C. M. , Mrs. 7-25-29 N2
Geraldine 3-31-29 L3A
Harold 3-31-29 L3A
Hazel Lorene 8-26-29D L12
Hazel Lorene 8-27-29D N6
Hazel Lorene 8-31-29D LB
Helen Murray 10-25-29 L14
Helen Murray 10-25-29 N6
Helen Murray 10-26-29 N2
Helen Murray 10-28-29 L12
J. E. , Mrs. 6-17-29 L5
BRADLEY (cont.)
Joseph Dorrell 1-13-29D LlOA
Joseph Dorrell 1-14-29D N2
Oren 1-13-29 LlOA
Oren 1-14-29 N2
Oren 8-26-29 L12
Oren 8-27-29 N6
Oren 8-31-29 L8
Rebecca 8-31-29 LB
Tommy 1-4-29 L2
Wayne H. 12-28-29D N12
Willa Mae 3-31-29 L3A
Z. T. 6-20-29 L
BRADSHAW
F. Hermann 7-20-29P L4
Lizzie 8-30-29M Nl
Mollie E. Mashburn 8-12-29 N2
W. A. 7-20-29 L4
W. J. 1-26-29 L2
W. J. 4-20-29 L3
BRADY
Dorothy Young 1-6-29 L3D
Fanny 2-12-29 L16
Frank E. 1-6-29M L3D
John C. 1-24-29D LI
John C. 1-25-29D LI
John C. 1-25-2 9DN1
M. F. , Mrs. 6-6-29 L14
Marjorie K. 6-15-29M LI
BRAKE
A. M. 8-22-29D LIO
A. M. B-22-29D N2
D. R. 10-19-29 L4
D. R. 4-20-29 L3
Denver R. 12-19-29M LI
Norma L. Rodgers 12-19-29 LI
Ruth M. 10-19-29P L4
BRAMMELL
Charles D. 12-7-29 LIO
Charles Harrison 12-7-29E LIO
BRANDON
Allena M. 11-30-29M Nl
Bonnie Lee 2-14-29B L12
Dazel Greenwood 8-24-29 LI
Ely, Mrs. 7-22-29 N14
Ermal 8-24-29M LI
J. P. 7-20-29D L2
J. P. 7-22-29D N14
Joe E. B-21-29DV N3
Joe E. 9-12-29DV L2
955
BRANDON (cont.)
John 7-20-29 L2
John 7-22-29 N14
Nellie H. 8-21-29DV N3
Nellie H. 9-12-29DV L2
Paul 7-20-29 L2
Paul 7-22-29 N14
R. B. 2-14-29Q L12
BRANDT
E. M., Mrs. 12-20-29 L15
E. M. , Mrs. 12-20-29 N8
E. M. , Mrs. 12-21-29 N14
Ed, Mrs. 3-3-29 L2B
BRANSON
R. 11-10-29 N6C
BRANSTETTER
Vada 12-28-29 LIO
BRASHEAR
John I. 10-10-29D L2
BRASHEARS
John I. 10-11-29D N8
Thomas 10-14-29M LI
Winnie Tucker 10-14-29 LI
BRASHERS
Thomas 10-15-29M Nl
Winnie Tucker 10-15-29 Nl
BRASWELL
Florence 10-19-29 L4
B RATON
Etta Nations 10-22-29 L20
Etta Nations 10-22-29 N7
BRAY,
Daisy 6-21-29 LI
Jeneve L. 10-19-29P L4
John 4-21-29E L3D
BRAYDEN
J. 11-10-29 N6C
BRAYFIELD
John F. 3-12-29 L16
infant 3-12-29D L16
BRAZEAL
F. 11-10-29 N6C
BREASHERS
Joe, Mrs. 8-3-29 Nl
BREECE
Fern 9-8-29M N3B
BREEDEN
Helen 8-7-29M Nl
BREEDLOVE
Harry C. 7-17-29C L12
BREEDLOVE (cont.)
James Lee 7-17-29B L12
Pansy 2-12-29 L16
BREESE
Darrold 5-31-29 L5
Doris 5-31-29 L5
Ethel 5-31-29 L5
James Eugene 10-27-29B NllA
Melvin 5-31-29 L5
W. H. 10-27-29C NllA
BRENNEKE
G. W., Mrs. 12-1-29 NllB
Thomas Lee 12-1-29 NllB
BRESHEARS
Jessie F. Morgan 8-24-29 LI
Joe, Mrs. 8-3-29 L2
Joe, Mrs. 8-3-2 9 L8
Raymond F. 8-24-29M LI
BRET
Clara 4-25-29M L4
BRETON
Etta Nations 10-22-29 L20
BREUER
Louis H. 4-13-29 LIO
BREVINS
James, Mrs. 10-12-29 L4
BREWER
Anna Faye 9-25-29 N8
Anna Faye 9-26-29 LI 6
C. S. , Mrs. 8-24-29 N8
Clyde E. 9-25-29 N8
Clyde E. 9-26-29 L16
Dennie Lee 9-25-29 N8
Dennie Lee 9-26-29 L16
J. E. , Mrs. 8-24-29 N8
Lewis 9-25-29 N8
Lewis 9-26-29 L16
Myrtle Jackson 8-14-29 L14
Myrtle Whitehead 8-15-29 N2
BRICK
Anna Morgan 2-17-29 L3C
BRICKER
Everette 5-15-29M LI
Ruth Stauffer 5-15-29 LI
BRIDELL
Albert S., Mrs. 12-12-29D L2
Carl 12-12-29 L2
Mattie 12-12-29D L2
Sterling 12-12-29 L2
956
BRIDEWELL BROOKS (cont.)
E. P, Mrs. 10-20-29 N2C H. R., Mrs. 9-15-29 N5A
BRIDGES Irene Cass 11-28-29 L8
C, Mrs. 7-13-29M LB Irene Cass 11-28-29 N12
BRIDWELL Irene Cass 11-29-29 N3
E. P., Mrs. 9-30-29 N8 John Nixon 10-14-29 LI
BRIGANCE Martin Darrell 3-20-29D LIO
Bertie Vernell 6-1-29D LB R. J., Mrs. 7-19-29 Nl
K. P. 6-1-29 LB BROOKSBANK
BRIGGS Harry 7-20-29 L4
C. H. 6-18-29 L3 Kertnit 1-1B-29DV L
C. H. 7-13-29 LIO Kermit 1-19-29DV N14
BRIGHAM Mary 7-20-29P L4
C. W. 1-1B-29DV L Maude 1-18-29DV L
Elga 1-18-29DV L Maude 1-19-29DV N14
BRIGHT BROOMFIELD
Franklin 8-11-29M N3B G. H. 1-26-29P L2
Verda Lucile Douglas B-11-29 N3B BROSS
BRILES Bert E., Mrs. 4-4-29D LIO
Virginia Marcella 10-11-29M N16 Bessie 4-4-29 LIO
BRIM Dorothy 4-4-29 LIO
Eva 2-20-29 L2 Frances 4-4-29 LIO
BRISTOW Opal 4-4-29 LIO
Bob 1-1B-29DV L Rhoda E. 4-4-2 9D LIO
Bonnie 1-18-29DV L Rhoda E. Stratton 4-4-29D LIO
Ed 12-2-29 N3 BROTHERTON
Ed, Mrs. 12-2-29 L4 Ethel Crouch 11-17-29 N6A
BRITE Henry 11-17-29M N6A
Franklin E. 8-16-2 9ML7 BROUGHTON
George C. 8-26-29M L14 Harold 6-15-29D LI
Helen Davidson 8-26-29 L14 BROWER
Jay 8-26-29 L14 Belle 5-4-29 LB
Verda L. Douglas 8-16-29 L7 Dan 5-4-29 LB
BRITTAIN Ewing B-B-29 L3
Charley Clinton 9-1-29M N3A Ewing B-9-29 N2
John William 10-19-29P L4 Fred 5-4-29 LB
Veda McFarland 9-1-29 N3A Paralee 5-4-29 L8
BRIXEY Ray 8-8-29D L3
Alva M. 10-19-29P L4 Ray 8-9-29D L17
Josephine 10-19-29P L4 Ray B-9-29D N2
M. O. 10-19-29 L4 BROWN
BROCK Addison 4-20-29P L3
Anna Morgan 2-17-29 L3C Annie 1-4-29 N2
Charley 11-10-29 N6C Ben 7-23-29D Nl
Effie Crosswhite 8-28-29 N2 Bert 1-4-29 N2
BROOKE Bert, Mrs. 11-7-29 L14
Francis M. 4-12-29D L28 Bert, Mrs. 11-7-29 N2
John W. 4-12-29 L28 Bert, Mrs. 11-8-29 LB
BROOKS Bert, Mrs. 11-8-29 N16
Charles I. 3-20-29 LIO Bertie 1-4-29 N2
957
BROWN (cont.)
Brock 7-22-29D L3
Brock 7-23-29D Nl
C. G. , Mrs. 5-23-29 Lll
C. M. , Mrs. 1-7-29 L8
Carl 9-10-29 L12
Carl 9-10-29 N2
Carrie 7-23-29 Nl
Charles A.. 9-10-29D L12
Charles A. 9-10-29D N2
Clarence 9-10-29 L12
Clarence 9-10-29 N2
Clifford 9-10-29 L12
Clifford 9-10-29 N2
Delia 1-4-29 N2
E. A. 9-15-29 NSC
E. M. 11-10-29 N6C
Egbert E. 4-24-29 L16
Elizabeth 4-16-29D L14
Elizabeth 4-18-29D 1^12
Emma Conrad 8-22-29 LIO
F. H. 4-20-29 L3
Francis 10-27-29C Nl
Francis A., Mrs. 12-15-29 N3A
G. Russell 12-27-29 LIO
G. Russell 12-28-29 N12
Gladys Marie 11-28-29M N2
Hattie 1-4-29D N2
Ida 7-15-29 LIO
Ida F. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Irene B. 1-10-29M N12
Irene B. 1-8-29M L3
Irene S. 1-9-29M Nl
Jacob 4-24-29 L16
James 4-16-29 L14
James Russell 10-27-29B Nl
John G. 5-13-29E L3
Laura Bell 9-10-29 L12
Laura Bell 9-10-29 N2
Lena 1-4-29 N2
Lizzie 7-15-29 LIO
Louise Weaver 5-21-29 L2
Mabel Burns 10-29-29 L16
Mabel Burns 10-30-29 N7
Mabelle 9-28-29M Nl
Madaline 8-18-29M NIB
Mary B. 9-5-29 N12
Mary Wood 10-28-29 LI 2
Mary Wood 10-29-29 N14
Mason G. 9-5-29P N12
BROWN (cont.)
Minnie Daugherty 8-4-29 N12A
Murrell 9-10-29 L12
Murrell 9-10-29 N2
Neva 12-25-29 NIO
Paul 5-21-29M L2
Rachel Rainey 6-8-29 L5
Rose Dunham 11-9-29 N2
Ross, Mrs. 11-9-29 L8
Roy 2-17-29C L3C
Ruth 9-10-29 L12
Ruth 9-10-29 N2
S. Hamilton 6-8-29M L5
Sallie 4-24-29 L16
Sherman, Mrs. 4-6-29 L6
Suzanne 12-27-29D LIO
Suzanne 12-28-29D N12
T. F. 4-16-29 L14
Thomas 12-3 0-29 L8
Thomas 12-31-29 LIO
Thomas 12-31-29 N6
Tom 7-15-29 LIO
Virgil 9-10-29 L12
Virgil 9-10-29 N2
Willard, Mrs. 5-17-29 LI
Willie, Mrs. 9-9-29D NB
BROWNE LL
Frank P. 7-2-29 L14
George 7-2-29 L14
BROWNING
Hannah 1-26-29P L2
Hannah 7-20-29P L4
T. B. 1-26-29 L2
T. B. 7-20-29 L4
BROWNLOW
Ellen 1-1-29 N12
J. W. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Vera Opal 1-1-29 N12
BRUCE
Ollie, Mrs. 12-16-29 L6
Ollie, Mrs. 12-17-29 N2
BRUGGE
A. 10-22-29 Nl
BRUMLEY
F. E. 2-6-29 LIO
W. H. 2-6-29 LIO
Wilma 2-6-29 LIO
BRUNBACK
Florine Cook 9-10-29 N2
Florine Cook 9-9-29 L
958
BRUNDIDGE
Harry T., Mrs. 1-26-29 N3
BRUNER
E. M. , Mrs. 12-1-29 NllB
Gerald Edward 12-1-29 NllB
Margaret 11-10-29 NIC
Martha 11-10-29 NIC
BRUNNER
James W. 6-3-29 L8
Ollie 6-3-29M L8
BRUTON
Delle 3-3-29 L2B
E. V. 7-19-29 L3
E. V. 7-24-29 L8
E. V. 8-3-29 L5
Everett 4-13-29 L6
Fern 4-13-29 L6
George 4-13-29D L6
H. P. 4-13-29 L6
J. W. 4-13-29 L6
Jesse 7-19-29 L3
Jesse T. 7-24-29 L8
L. D. 3-3-29 L2B
Louise 3-4-29DV L13
0. W. 4-13-29 L6
Ralph 3-4-29DV L13
T. S. 3-3-29 L2B
T. S. 4-13-29 L6
Veryl 4-13-29 L6
family reunion 7-19-29 L3
family reunion 7-24-29 L8
family reunion 7-25-29 N6
family reunion 8-3-29 L5
BRYAN
C. G. , Mrs . 4-13-29 LIO
Ella, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Lorene Ethel 10-19-29P L4
Mary 6-11-29 LI
Mary 6-14-29 L14
Mary 6-18-29 L5
Mary 6-21-29 LI
Mary B. 10-22-29 N6
Mary B. 4-20-29 L3
Sarah Elizabeth 6-18-29 LI
BRYANT
Carrie Goff 1-18-29DV L
Don 8-11-29C N2B
Herschel 12-1-29 N12A
Herschel 12-5-29 L14
James 1-18-29DV L
BRYANT (cont.)
Marguerite 4-29-29 LIO
Mark H. 9-23-29M LI
Mark H. 9-24-29M Nl
Otto 12-1-29 N12A
Otto 12-5-29 L14
Taylor 12-1-29 N12A
Taylor 12-5-29 L14
Walter 12-1-29D N12A
Walter 12-5-29D L14
Walter 12-6-29D L16
Walter 12-6-29D N2
Walter 12-7-29D L12
Walter 12-7-29D NIO
Wanda Wolfe 9-23-29 LI
Wanda Wolfe 9-24-29 Nl
William J. 12-1-29 N12A
William J. 12-5-29 L14
William J. 12-6-29 L16
William J. 12-6-29 N2
BRYSON
W. B. 7-25-29DV L2
Wylma Crow 7-25-29DV L2
BUBECK
Fred 1-26-29P L2
BUCCO
America Thomas 4-20-29P L3
BUCHANAN
Aleena Mae 4-12-29DV L28
Allena Mae Jennings 5-16-29DV L:
Andrew 6-14-29 L15
Betty S. 1-26-29 L2
George M. 1-26-29P L2
Paul 4-12-29DV L28
Paul 5-16-29DV LI
Perry 5-13-29 L14
BUCHNER
William 11-24-29C N2B
BUCK
Francis H. 1-4-29 N5
Francis H. 1-4-29D N5
Francis H. 1-5-29D N12
Lindsay 1-4-29 N5
Mary F. 1-4-29 N5
Paul H. 1-4-29 N5
BUCKINGHAM
Flossie Carter 9-30-29 LIO
Flossie Carter 9-30-29 N3
BUCKLEY
Alta M., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
959
BUCKLEY (cont.)
C. H. , Mrs. 8-25-29 NSC
BUCKMASTER
C. C. 11-16-29C L4
Martha Jane 11-16-29B L4
Mary C. 1-26-29P L2
Mary C. 7-20-29P L4
BUCKNER
Claude E. 1-10-29M Nl
Cleveland C. 8-24-29D LB
Cleveland C. 8-24-29D N8
Ethel 4-3-29D L8
Gladys Williams 4-15-29 LI
Grace Hanes 9-1-29 N3A
Harold 4-15-29M LI
Martha Ann Thomas 1-10-29 Nl
Marvin J. 9-1-29M N3A
Minnie 12-20-29M Nl
Pauline 4-3-29 LB
R. E. 4-3-29 LB
Ralph 4-3-29 L8
Sallie B. 1-26-29P L2
Sallie B. 10-19-29P L4
Sallie B. 4-20-29P L3
BUFFALO, MO.
Reflex 3-8-29 LIO
BUFFE
Cleo M. Shields 8-5-29 L12
Cleo M. Shields 8-6-29 L12
Cleo M. Shields 8-6-29 N2
BUFFENBARGER
Emily 7-13-29 LB
J. E. 7-13-29D LB
J. O. 7-13-29 LB
Jason 7-10-29D LIO
Jason 7-11-29D L12
Jason 7-11-29D N14
Jason 7-12-29D L20
Jason 7-12-29D N14
Judson 7-10-29 LIO
Judson 7-11-29 N14
R. D. 7-13-29 L8
Robert 7-10-29 LIO
Robert 7-11-29 N14
BUFFORD
Mamie Burks 1-20-29 L3B
BULEY
Alma 3-1-29 L13
Alma 3-2-29 LIO
Lyda A. King 3-1-29D L13
BULEY (cont.)
Lyda K. 3-1-29D L13
Lyda K. 3-2-2 9D LIO
Lyda King 3-2-29D LIO
BUMGARNER
Inez Foster 8-27-29 L3
Inez Foster 8-2B-29 N3
BUNCH
Edward H., Mrs. B-15-29 LI
Edward H., Mrs. 8-16-29 LIB
Louise A. Strother 8-20-29 Lli
Selta B-20-29M LIB
BUNDAS
William, Mrs. 7-17-29 L12
BURBANK
Edwin 3-3-29M L3B
Helen Hastings 3-3-29 L3B
BURCH
Edward H., Mrs. B-18-29 N3A
Edward H., Mrs. 8-19-29 N3
Florence 3-2-29M L3
Henry 2-12-29 L13
Henry J., Mrs. 2-7-29 LIO
Inez M. 2-11-29 LB
Leonard P. 3-2-29 L3
Marguerite 3-2-29M L3
BURDETT
Belle 5-17-29 L20
Bette 5-17-29 L20
Charles 5-17-29D L20
John R. 7-3-29 L4
Mabel 5-17-29 L20
Wanda J. Northrip 7-3-29 Nl
Wanda Northrip 7-3-29 L4
Wilma L. 7-3-29M Nl
Wilmer I . 7-3-29M L4
BURDETTE
Wanda J. Northrip 7-2-29 LI
Wilmer L. 7-2-29M LI
BUREN
Adolph 10-1-29 L16
Adolph 10-1-29 N2
C. O. 10-1-29D L16
C. O. 10-1-29D N2
Laura 10-1-29 L16
Laura 10-1-29 N2
BURG
Irene 12-29-29M NllB
BURGE
James 8-9-29DV N3
960
BURGE (cont.)
James 9-13-29DV LI
Lillie 8-9-29DV N3
Lillie 9-13-29DV LI
BURGESS
Arch, Mrs. 12-16-29 L6
Arch, Mrs. 12-16-29 N2
Floy Thomson 10-16-29 L12
Floy Thomson 10-16-29 N14
Fred 1-6-29 L6C
John T. , Mrs. 1-4-29 L6
John T., Mrs. 1-5-29 N4
Louisa 12-16-29 N2
Louise 12-16-29 L6
William T. 10-16-29 L12
William T. 10-16-29 N14
BURGO
Charley H. 9-12-29DV L2
Dila M. 9-12-29DV L2
BURIS
Nancy 4-29-29 LIO
BURKE
Eliza 3-14-29D L12
Thomas 3-14-29 L12
BURKHART
Myrtle Williams 9-20-29 N8
BURKHEAD
Eva 10-30-29 L3
Eva 5-6-29M LI
Grant 10-30-29 L3
Grover 10-30-29 L3
Herbert 10-30-29 L3
Jessie 10-30-29 L3
Lee 10-30-29 L3
Luther 10-30-29 L3
Mary 10-30-29 L3
Ollie 10-30-29 L3
Sallie 10-30-29 L3
estate 10-30-29 L3
BURKS
Daisy 2-13-29 LIO
John F. 10-5-29D L8
John F. 10-5-29D N4
Joseph 10-5-29 N4
Joseph A. 10-5-29 LB
Mamie 1-20-29 L3B
Nancy 1-20-29D L3B
BURLESON
Benjamin F. 11-12-29M LI
Benjamin F. 11-13-29M Nl
BURLESON (cont.)
Bethel L. Woodley 11-12-29 LI
Bethel L. Wooley 11-13-29 Nl
BURLINGAME
L. E. 6-24-29 L12
BURLINSON
D. F. , Mrs. 8-20-29 L14
BURMAN
A. J. 1-26-29 L2
BURNETT
A. J. 1-25-29 L5
A. J. 3-4-29 L18
A. J. 6-1-29 L
A. J. 6-14-29 L15
A. J. 6-17-29 LI
C. R. , Mrs. 8-16-29 L18
S. J. 4-21-29 L3A
BURNEY
G. W. , Mrs. 11-26-29 L7
G. W. , Mrs. 11-26-29 N2
G. W. , Mrs. 11-27-29 N2
BURNFIN
Perle M. 8-16-29M L7
BURNHAM
Paul, Mrs. 9-15-29 N5A
BURN IE
Betty Jane 3-6-29 L12
Betty Jane 3-7-29 L12
Florence 3-6-29 L12
H. F. 3-6-29 L12
Jewel Florence 10-19-29 L4
Jewel Florence 3-11-29 L2
Robert 3-6-29 L12
Robert H. 10-19-29P L4
Robert H. 3-11-29P L2
Robert H. 3-6-29D L12
Robert H. 3-7-29D L12
Robert H. 3-8-29D L20
BURNS
Alice 10-30-29 N7
Esther May 1-26-29P L2
Ethel Viola 1-26-29P L2
Jake 10-29-29 L16
James 10-29-29D L16
James 10-30-29D N7
James 11-1-29D N14
James H. 12-5-29 L14
James H. 12-6-29 L16
John C., Mrs. 12-6-29D L16
John C, Mrs. 12-7-29D NIO
961
BURNS (cont.)
Laura 12-5-29 L14
Laura E. 12-6-29 L16
Laura E. 12-7-29 L12
Laura E. 12-7-29 NIO
Mabel 10-29-29 L16
Mabel 10-30-29 N7
Marguerite 10-30-29 N7
May E. 12-6-29 L16
May E. 12-7-29 L12
May E. 12-7-29 NIO
Roy Ernest 1-26-29P L2
Sarah C. 12-5-29D L14
Sarah C. 12-6-29D L16
Sarah C. 12-6-29D L28
Sarah C. 12-6-29D N2
Sarah C. 12-7-29D L12
Sarah C. 12-7-29D NIO
William F. 9-23-29D N8
William H. 12-6-29 L16
William P. 1-26-29 L2
BURR
Barney, Mrs. 9-15-29 N5A
Lovina 12-20-29 L15
Lovina 12-20-29 N8
Lovina 12-21-29 N14
Wilbur G. 12-20-29D N8
William G. 12-20-29D L15
William G. 12-21-29D N14
BURRESS
Robert C. 4-30-29D L3
BURRIS
Edward 3-20-29D LI
Jimmie 3-20-29D LI
Maude 3-20-29D LI
William 3-20-29D LI
BURROUGHS
Boyd 9-10-29 L12
Boyd 9-10-29 NIC
Mildred A. 11-30-29 L9
Mildred A. 11-30-29 N15
Sue 11-30-29 L9
Sue 11-30-29 N15
W. E. 9-10-29 L12
W. E. 9-10-29 NIC
BURROW
T. M. , Mrs. 9-2-29 L14
T. M. , Mrs. 9-2-29 N8
BURSHALL
Myrtle Williams 9-20-29 L24
BURT
Anna 12-31-29 LIO
Anna 12-31-29 N6
Ralph 12-31-29 LIO
Ralph 12-31-29 N6
Tom 12-31-29 LIO
Tom 12-31-29 N6
BURTON
Otis H., Mrs. 6-24-29 LIO
Otis H., Mrs. 6-29-29 N5
Sereno 1-24-29D L5
BUSBY
Albert 1-25-29D L2
BUSH
Bessie 2-27-29 LIO
Cyrus 2-27-29 LIO
Emerson 2-27-29 LIO
Emma 2-27-29 LIO
Ethel 2-27-29 LIO
Everett V. 7-1-29M L14
Grace 2-27-29 LIO
Irvin 2-27-29 LIO
Lily 2-27-29 LIO
Mildred Morris 7-1-29 L14
Noah A. 2-27-29D LIO
BUSHBY
Lillie 9-4-29M Nl
BUSSARD
Mary Ann Foster 11-18-29 L16
Mary Ann Foster 11-18-29 N12
Veda R. 10-14-29M LI
BUSTER
Abner 3-13-29D LIO
Arthur 3-13-29 LIO
Bettie 3-13-29 LIO
J. A. , Mrs. 7-26-29 N6
Lucinda 3-13-29 LIO
Thomas 3-13-29 LIO
BUTCHER
Alpha Mallicoat 1-26-29 N14
Fred 1-26-29 N14
Fred Leroy 2-20-29DV L2
Fred, Mrs. 1-26-29 N14
Marie M. 2-20-29DV L2
N. C. , Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
N. C, Mrs. 10-14-29 N12
BUTLER
E. C. , Mrs. 5-18-29 L8
Ethel Alexander 12-5-29 L2
Eva 4-18-29DV L5
962
BUTLER (cont.)
Eva E. 5-16-29DV LI
Fred 12-5-29M L2
J. U. 8-3-29 L2
J. U. 8-3-29 L8
J. U. 8-3-29 Nl
J. U. 8-4-29 N3A
LeRoy. 1-12-29C N3
Leonard L. 4-18-29DV L5
Leonard L. 5-16-29DV LI
M. G. 8-3-29 Nl
M. O. 8-3-29 L8
Martin 1-18-29 L18
Mary Jane 1-18-29D L18
Mary Jane Cloud 1-18-29D LI!
Mollie Logan 9-1-29 N2A
Sara Elizabeth 1-12-29B N3
Thomas, Mrs. 1-18-29D L18
W. M. 8-11-29D NIB
W. M. 8-3-29D L2
W. M. 8-3-29D L8
W. M. 8-3-29D Nl
W. M. 8-4-29D N3A
BUTRICK
J. C. 11-10-29 N6C
BUTTER
Ethel Alexander 12-5-29 Nl
Fred 12-5-29M Nl
BUTTERFIELD
Gilbert I. 12-21-29D L2
Gilbert I. 12-21-29D Nl
Gilbert I. 12-25-29D L14
Gilbert I. 12-26-29D NIO
Gilbert L. 12-22-29D NIOA
J. J. 12-25-29 L14
Jessie 12-22-29 NIOA
Jessie A. 12-25-29 L14
BUTTRAM
Delbert 8-17-29 L8
Doris Lorene 8-17-29D L8
BUTTRICK
Charles H. 8-24-29 LIO
Dorothy 8-24-29 LIO
BUTTS
J. W. , Mrs. 8-16-29 L18
EYAS
Charles 7-5-29 L2
Emma 7-5-29 L2
Jeremiah 7-5-29D L2
Jeremiah, Jr. 7-5-29 L2
EYAS (cont.)
Walter 7-5-29 L2
BYFIELD
L. R. 12-20-29D L15
L. R. 12-21-29D L8
L. R. 12-21-29D N14
L. R. 12-22-29D NIOA
BYRD
Nancy J. Shivers 11-30-29 L8
Orval 1-26-29P L2
Orval 7-20-29P L4
Virgie 3-12-29D L4
BYRNE
Erdie 1-1-29 N6
George W. 1-1-29D N6
George W. 1-2-29D L6
George W. 1-2-29D NIO
George W. 1-3-29D L8
George W. 1-3-29D N12
Mary 1-1-29 N6
Stephen 1-1-29 N6
Susanne 12-16-29M LI
Susanne 12-17-29M Nl
CAFF
Carl 10-15-29M Nl
Marie Richardson 10-15-29 Nl
CAFFEE
Ed M. 3-12-29 L20
CAFFEY
A. N. 3-28-29DV L12
Anna 3-28-29DV L12
Leota 1-18-29 Nl
CAGLE
Bessie 9-12-29DV L2
Glen 7-7-29 N2B
Rosie 6-10-29DV L5
Zelbert 6-10-29DV L5
Zelbert 9-12-29DV L2
infant 7-7-29D N2B
CAIN
Albert 12-10-29 L2
Albert 12-10-29 N3
Albert 12-11-29 N6
Anna 12-11-29 N6
Elizabeth 12-10-29 L2
Elizabeth 12-10-29 N3
Elizabeth 12-11-29 N6
John 12-22-29 N12B
John, Mrs. 12-10-29D L2
John, Mrs. 12-10-29D N3
963
CAIN (cont.)
John, Mrs. 12-11-29D N6
Mary E. 12-10-29D L2
Mary E. 12-10-29D N3
Mary E. 12-11-29D N6
William 12-10-29 L2
William 12-10-29 N3
William 12-11-29 N6
CAIRNS
James 1-26-29P L2
James 7-20-29P L4
CALDWELL
Eugene 2-16-29 L6
George J. 1-26-29 L2
George J. 3-9-29 L6
H. S. , Mrs. 2-10-29 L6C
James 2-16-29 L6
James, Mrs. 4-2-29 L14
John, Mrs. 2-8-29 L16
Pearl M. 2-16-29D L6
Pearl Montgomery 2-16-29D L6
Romie C, Mrs. 2-16-29D L6
CALE
C. W. 9-1-29D N3B
CALFEE
Ruth L. 8-4-29M NIB
CALHOUN
Irene Ward 9-25-29 L7
Kate McKinstry 4-11-29 L3
Maggie Miller 4-24-29 L14
CALIFORNIA
Missourians there 4-13-29 L
CALL
Ida 2-17-29 L3D
CALLAHAN
Eula 3-12-29 L2
CALLAN
Nell 1-13-29 L3B
CALLAND
W. C. 4-20-29 L3
William C. 1-26-29 L2
CALLAWAY
Eva 5-13-29 LIO
Floyd 3-3-29C L3B
Guy 3-3-29 L2B
Guy D. 5-13-29 LIO
J. P. , Mrs. 3-3-29D L2B
James D. 5-13-29D LIO
Lawrence 3-3-29 L2B
Lawrence A. 5-13-29 LIO
CALLEN
Gus, Mrs. 9-16-29D L14
CALLENDER
Mae 9-7-2 9M LB
CALLICOTT
Alice Mary 4-18-29DV L5
Richard 4-18-29DV L5
CALLOWAY
, Mrs. 7-29-29 N8
Benjamin 5-28-29M L6
Elda Norman 5-28-29 L6
Gifford M. 5-28-29 L6
L. A. , Mrs. 1-14-29 LIO
L. A. , Mrs. 1-15-29 N7
CALTON
Elmer 11-17-29M N6A
Mildred Staley 11-17-29 N6A
CALVEY
Elizabeth 7-20-29 L4
Mike, Mrs. 4-16-29 L14
Paul 7-20-29P L4
CALVIN
John M. 1-13-29 LI
Willie Anise 1-13-29 LI
Zelpha 1-13-29 LI
CAMMORE
Carrie 7-15-29M LI
Carrie 7-16-29M Nl
Carrie 7-16-29M N2
CAMP
Audra U. Telia 1-12-29 Nl
Audra V. Telia 1-11-29 LI
George 5-30-29M L4
George 6-1-29M L
George H. 8-28-29DV L4
George H. 9-12-29DV L2
J. F. 1-26-29 L2
James 1-12-29M Nl
James L. 1-11-29M LI
John H. 4-20-2 9P L3
M. M. 4-20-29 L3
Martha M. 4-20-29 L3
Nerval 1-26-29P L2
Olive Graham 8-28-2 9DV L4
Olive Graham 9-12-29DV L2
Olive Graham Malette 5-30-29 L^
Olive Graham Malette 6-1-29 L
W. P. 4-20-29P L3
W. P. , Mrs. 3-6-29 L12
William, Mrs. 7-19-29 L20
964
CAMPBELL
Addie 7-7-29 N2B
Blanche Helen 9-25-29B L14
Boyd 7-20-29P L4
Bruce 5-13-29 L14
Catherine 12-3-29 L14
Charley M. 9-26-29M LI
Charley M. 9-27-29M Nl
Claire 4-10-29 L12
Claude H. 10-7-29D N2
Cleo 12-3-29 L14
Cleo, Mrs. 12-5-29 L16
Dean 7-20-29P L4
Delia 4-10-29 L12
E. J. 12-27-29 N3
E. J. , Mrs. 12-27-29 LIO
E. J. , Mrs. 12-28-29 N12
Ethel Kee 6-10-29 L12
Ezekiel Madison 6-13-29 LI
Ezekiel Madison 6-18-29 L5
Fannie 6-18-29 L5
Forrest, Mrs. 10-31-29 L2
Forrest, Mrs. 10-31-29 Nl
Frances Cotham 11-17-29 N6A
Frances E. Cotham 11-18-29 LIS
Frank, Mrs. 7-6-29 N2
George 4-10-29 L12
George 5-30-29 LIO
George 5-31-29 L20
George W. 8-27-29 N12
Gladys H. Wight 10-3-29 LI
Gladys H. Wight 10-3-29 N6
Grace 6-10-29 L12
Harry M. 4-20-29 L3
Helen Dillon 12-27-29 N3
J. F. 7-7-29 N2B
J. P. 3-4-29 L18
J. P. 4-21-29 L3A
J. P. 5-18-29 L3
Jack B. 11-17-29M N6A
Jack P. 11-18-29M L15
John E. 3-11-29D LIO
John P. 1-25-29 L5
John P. 10-22-29 N6
John P. 3-15-29 L22
John P. 3-5-29 L14
John P. 3-7-29 L14
John P. 3-8-29 L22
John P. 6-1-29 L
John P. 6-11-29 L12
CAMPBELL (cont.)
John P. 6-14-29 L15
John Polk 6-13-29 LI
John Polk 6-14-29 L14
John Polk 6-18-29 L5
John Polk 6-21-29 LI
John R., Mrs. 4-20-29D L8
Junius 6-13-29 LI
Junius 6-18-29 L5
Junius T. 3-5-29 L14
Junius T. 4-21-29 L3A
Junius T. 6-1-29 L
Junius T. 6-14-29 L15
Lavina White 7-7-29 N2B
Lee 4-10-29D L12
Lovena 7-20-29P L4
Madison 1-25-29 L5
Madison 3-4-29 L18
Madison 4-21-29 L3A
Marguerite 12-3-29 L14
Martha Irene Bass 9-26-29 LI
Martha Irene Bass 9-27-29 Nl
Mary 10-9-29 L14
Mary 10-9-29 N2
Mary 5-30-29 LIO
Mary 5-31-29 L20
Mary Frances 6-14-29 L15
Mary H. 4-20-29P L3
Nellie 7-20-29 L4
Ophelia 6-18-29 L5
Paul B. 6-19-29 L12
Reuben 12-27-29 N3
Reuben, Mrs. 12-27-29 LIO
Reuben, Mrs. 12-28-29 N12
Rex 10-13-29 NIB
Richard 3-22-29 L22
Robert 6-13-29 LI
Robert, Mrs. 11-1-29 L17
S. A. G. 1-26-29 L2
Samuel 6-13-29 LI
Sibyl 7-7-29 N2B
T. G. 9-25-29C L14
W. B. 5-13-29 L14
W. J. 4-10-29 L12
Walter M. 10-3-29M LI
Walter M. 10-3-29M N6
William 3-5-29 L14
William 6-13-29 LI
family reunion 6-13-29 LI
family reunion 6-17-29 L5
965
CAMPBELL (cont.)
family reunion 6-18-29 L5
family reunion 7-7-29 N2B
family reunion 8-26-29 L16
family reunion 8-27-29 N12
infant 6-19-29D L12
CAMPBELL GROVE
church in Bolivar 7-15-29 L3
CAMPBELLITE CHURCH
in Spfd 7-19-29 L22
CANADAY
Francis 3-22-29M L6
Gladys Long 3-22-2 9 L6
Leona 3-22-29 L6
CANAFAX
Margaret 6-13-29M L14
CANCELER
Annie Uhrig 3-6-29 L2
Rosalie 3-6-29 L2
CANE
Cyrus 11-15-29P L2
CANN
Frances 5-29-29M LI
CANNEFAX
Chesley 6-14-29 L15
CANNON
on Drury campus 7-4-29 LIO
CANNON BALLS
for Civil War 6-5-29 LI
CANTREL
Paul, Mrs. 9-14-29 N6
CANTRELL
Ada 1-14-29 LIO
Ada 1-15-29 N7
Arvazena Frances 1-14-29 LIO
Arvenzena Frances 1-15-29 N7
Carolyn 1-14-29 LIO
Carolyn 1-15-29 N7
Clayborne 1-14-29 LIO
Clayborne 1-15-29 N7
Delia 1-15-29 N7
Delia Eta 1-14-29 LIO
Don 1-14-29 LIO
Don 1-15-29 N7
E. C. 9-24-29D L9
E. C. 9-25-29D Nl
E. Conrad 9-23-29D LI
E. Conrad 9-23-29D Nl
E. Conrad 9-24-29D Nl
E. Conrad 9-25-29D L8
CANTRELL (cont.)
E. Conrad 9-25-2 9D N2
Elizabeth 10-19-29P L4
Ella Louise 1-14-29 LIO
Ella Louise 1-15-29 N7
Ethel Cook 9-10-29 N2
Ethel Cook 9-9-29 L
Homer 8-18-29M NIB
J. G. 1-14-29 LIO
J. G. 1-15-29 N7
Jacker 1-14-29 LIO
Jacker 1-15-29 N7
Julia 1-30-29M LI
Kate 10-12-29M LIO
Kate 10-12-29M N4
L. E. 9-24-29 L9
Leona 10-19-29 L4
Louis E. 9-23-29 LI
Louis E. 9-24-29 Nl
Louis E. 9-25-29 N2
Lucille 9-19-29M L14
Lutie 9-25-29 L8
Lutie M. 9-23-29 LI
Lutie M. 9-24-29 Nl
Madaline Brown 8-18-29 NIB
Messley 1-14-29 LIO
Messley 1-15-29 N7
Sherman 10-27-29 N12A
Sherman 12-2-29 L4
Virgil 1-14-29D LIO
Virgil 1-15-29D L12
Virgil 1-15-29D N7
W. 11-10-29 N6C
W. D. 1-14-29 LIO
W. D. 1-15-29 N7
CANTRIL
Eugene E. 3-21-29DV L7
Georgia L. 3-21-29DV L7
CARD
Marvin 8-21-29 N8
Maurice 8-21-29 N8
Raymond, Mrs. 8-20-29D L14
Raymond, Mrs. 8-21-29D N8
Raymond, Mrs. B-25-29D N7A
GARDEN
F. W. , Mrs. 11-22-29 L9
F. W. , Mrs. 11-22-29 N16
J. A. 10-19-29 L4
J. A. 4-20-29 L3
966
CARDWELL
Florence 1-18-29DV L
Florence 1-19-29DV N14
Lue Gena D. 1-18-29DV L
Lue Gena D. 1-19-29DV N14
R. E. 3-1-29 L19
CAREY
Ernest l-i8-29DV L
Ernest 1-19-29DV N14
Ethel 1-18-29DV L
Ethel 1-19-29DV N14
CARLETON
Charles 6-14-29 L15
CARLOCK
Nora 10-15-29 N12
Noral, Mrs. 10-15-29 L7
CARLSON
Gussie 1-27-29M L3C
John A. 7-20-29P L4
Tony 1-27-29 L3C
CARLTON COLLEGE
in Spfd 7-19-29 L22
CARMICAL
T. B. 1-6-29D L4B
CARMICHAEL
William T. 4-20-29P L3
CARNELL
Alice Hawley 1-11-29 N5
CARNER
Charles A. 12-24-29C L12
Peggy Lou 12-24-29B L12
CARNETT
Frank 1-12-29D L3
Frank, Mrs. 1-12-29D L3
CARNEY
0. C. 1-13-29C L3B
family reunion 8-7-29 L4
CARNINE
Lula King 1-24-29 L8
CARPENTER
John H., Mrs. 3-3 0-29D L6
Lititia E. 3-30-29D L6
CARR
Edna 7-2-29 L3
J. G. , Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
T. H. 1-26-29 L2
T. H. 7-20-29 L4
CARRICK
J. W. 4-30-29 L14
Jewell 4-30-29D L14
CARRICK (cont.)
Paul 4-30-29 L14
CARRINGTON
Delia Brown 1-4-29 N2
CARROLL
B. 11-17-29M N6A
Bernice 5-2-29D L12
Bernice McCarty 5-2-29D L12
Bert, Mrs. 5-2-29D L12
Edward Lawson 4-16-29 L3
Frank 3-13-29 LIO
Georgia Maxine 5-2-29 L12
Lawrence 5-14-29 L16
Lillian Harrison 12-12-29 Nl
Louisa 3-13-29 LIO
M. V. 12-12-29 L4
M. V. , Mrs. 12-12-29 Nl
Mattie 3-13-29 LIO
Maude H. Highfill 11-17-29 N6A
Vincent M., Mrs. 12-12-29 L4
Vincent M. , Mrs. 12-12-29 Nl
W. S. 4-16-29D L3
W. S. 4-18-29D L12
W. S. 4-19-29D L12
W. S. 4-20-29D L8
W. S. , Mrs. 4-23-29 L13
CARSKADDON
Fern 11-20-29M L18
Hattie 11-20-29 L18
CARSON
Clara Smith 3-11-29 LIO
Lela Besdaul 5-14-29 LI
Nettie, Miss 5-13-29 L14
Oliver 5-13-29 L14
Roy 5-14-29M LI
Shirley 5-13-29 L14
Shirley 6-13-29 LI
CARTER
Alice Collins 2-11-29 L12
Amos 10-7-29 L2
Anna 8-10-29 L5
Annie Hosey 12-6-29 L8
Annie Hosey 12-7-29 N16
Benella 7-20-29P L4
Delpha Keltner 12-31-29 LI
E. S. 3-12-29 L16
E. S. , Mrs. 3-13-29 Lll
E. S. , Mrs. 3-2-29 LIO
Earl 9-30-29 LIO
Earl 9-30-29 N3
967
CARTER (cont.)
Edgar 9-30-29 LIO
Edgar 9-30-29 N3
Flossie 9-30-29 LIO
Flossie 9-30-29 N3
Floyd 5-17-29DV LI
Fred J. 2-22-29DV L3
Genella 1-24-29P L2
Genella Gorman 1-24-29 L2
Grace 9-30-29 LIO
Grace 9-30-29 N3
Hattie 9-30-29 LIO
Hattie 9-30-29 N3
Hayes 10-7-29 L2
Herschel 8-24-29DV N4
Homer 9-30-29 LIO
Homer 9-30-29 N3
Howard 1-24-29 L2
Howard 7-20-29 L4
Howard 9-30-29 LIO '
Howard 9-30-29 N3
Hubert 9-30-29 LIO
Hubert 9-30-29 N3
Ila 6-11-29D L8
James 3-5-29 L14
James 4-21-29 L3A
James 6-14-29 L15
John 10-3-29D L2
John E. 9-30-29D LIO
John E. 9-30-2 9DN3
Joseph Hobson 3-21-29D LIO
Joseph Hobson 3-22-29D L20
Julia 2-22-29DV L3
Julia 5-17-29DV LI
Laura 9-30-29 LIO
Laura 9-30-29 N3
Lee M. 8-10-29DV L5
Lonnie 8-10-29DV L5
Mary E. 8-24-29DV N4
Mary Marks 10-9-29 N2
Nancy Marks 10-9-29 L14
Nell 9-30-29 LIO
Nell 9-30-29 N3
Virginia Whittaker 7-23-29 L16
Virginia Wittaker 7-23-29 N3
W. D. 9-30-29 LIO
W. D. 9-30-29 N3
Willie R. 12-31-29M LI
family reunion 10-7-29 L2
CARTHAGE , MO .
in 1866 8-7-29 L16
CARTY
Guy, Mrs. 7-15-29 LIO
CARVER
Cora 8-9-29 N6
Mae Jackson 8-9-29 L2 0
Mae Jackson 8-9-29 N6
CARVIN
Frances M. 2-28-29D LIO
CASE
Elijah 11-16-29 L4
Eva 2-10-29 L2D
Jane E. 3-28-29M L8
Margaret 11-16-29 L4
Mildred 2-10-29M L2D
Willard 11-16-29 L4
William Wesley 11-16-29D L4
William Wesley 11-17-29D N3C
CASEY
Curtis 1-26-29 LI
Vada 1-26-29 LI
CASH
John 9-17-29D Nl
CASKEY
Dean, Mrs. 9-21-29 L8
Evadean 9-21-29 L8
R. J. , Mrs. 6-17-29 LIO
CASS
Bird 11-28-29 L8
Bird 11-28-29 N12
Bird 11-29-29 N3
Carey 11-29-29 N3
D. E. 11-28-29D L8
D. E. 11-28-29D N12
D. E. 11-29-29D L24
D. E. 11-29-29D N3
E. B. 11-28-29 L8
E. B. 11-29-29 N3
Emma 11-28-29 L8
Emma 11-28-29 N12
Emma 11-29-29 N3
F. B. 11-28-29 N12
Irene 11-28-29 L8
Irene 11-28-29 N12
Irene 11-29-29 N3
L. E. 11-28-29 L8
L. E. 11-28-29 N12
L. E. 11-29-29 N3
Leda 11-28-29 L8
968
CASS (cont.)
Leda 11-28-29 N12
Leda 11-29-29 N3
Marguerite 11-28-29 L8
Marguerite 11-28-29 N12
Marguerite 11-29-29 N3
Mary 11-28-29 L8
Mary 11-28-29 N12
Mary 11-2 9-29 N3
CAS SELL
Alonzo 2-12-29 L12
Alonzo 2-17-29 L6C
Charles 2-12-29 L12
Charles 2-17-29 L6C
Goldie 2-17-29 L6C
Rachel 2-12-29 L12
Rachel 2-17-29 L6C
Rivera 2-12-29 L12
Rivers 2-17-29 L6C
Walt 2-11-29D L12
Walter 2-12-29D L12
CASSIDY
Jane Biers 3-6-29 L2
CASSITY
J. H. , Mrs. 9-18-29 L5
J. H. , Mrs. 9-19-29 N3
John 5-13-29 L14
T. N. 6-7-29A L7
CASTEEL
Alma 2-10-29M L3C
Carrie Cammore 7-15-29 LI
Carrie Cammore 7-16-29 Nl
Carrie Cammore 7-16-29 N2
Lorian 7-15-29M LI
Lorian 7-16-29M Nl
Lorian 7-16-29M N2
CATES
C. C, Mrs. 12-1-29D N12A
C. C. , Mrs. 12-2-29D L4
C. C. , Mrs. 12-2-29D N3
Ethel 12-1-29 N12A
Ethel 12-2-29 N3
Frank 10-25-29D L14
Frank 10-25-29D N6
Freda 12-1-29 N12A
Freda 12-2-2 9 N3
L. G. , Mrs. 2-12-29 L12
Levi 2-17-29 L6C
Lucy 12-1-29 N12A
Lucy 12-2-29 N3
CATES (cont.)
Phoebe Elizabeth 12-1-29D N12A
Phoebe Elizabeth 12-2-29D L4
Phoebe Elizabeth 12-2-29D N3
William, Mrs. 4-24-29 L14
CATLIN
George 6-14-29 L15
CATON
Charles H. 3-17-29D L5C
Charles H. 3-19-29D L14
Charles Henry 10-19-29P L4
H. V. 3-19-29 L14
CAUBLE
C. S. 1-31-29 L12
C. S. 7-20-29 L4
Charles, Mrs. 1-23-29 L8
Susan A. 1-31-29 L12
William H. 1-31-29P L12
William H. 7-20-29P L4
CAVALLY
Louis Charles 10-7-29D LIO
Louis Charles 10-7-29D N2
Louis Charles 10-8-29D L16
Louis Charles 10-8-29D N7
Louis Charles 10-9-29D L14
Louis Charles 10-9-29D N2
Minnie 10-7-29 LIO
Minnie 10-7-29 N2
Minnie 10-8-29 L16
Ruby 10-7-29 LIO
Ruby 10-7-29 N2
Ruby Lorraine 10-8-29 L16
CAVE
Billie 9-10-29 L2
Everett 9-10-29P L2
F. W. 9-10-29 L2
Glessie 9-10-29P L2
Howard 9-10-29 L2
Jack 9-10-29 L2
P. W. 9-10-29 L2
CAVENER
James O. 12-24-29D L12
CAVES
Billie 9-8-29 N2A
Billie 9-8-29D N2A
Dutch 9-8-29 N2A
Fred 9-8-29 N2A
Howard 9-8-29 N2A
Jack 9-8-29 N2A
W. E. 9-8-29D N2A
969
CAVIN
M. A. 2-11-29D L12
CAWLFIELD
W. O. 11-15-29 N16
CEARLEY
Bessie 6-3-29M LI
CEDAR GAP, MO.
highest in Ozarks 7-26-29 L30
CEMETERY
first in Spfd 6-14-29 L15
CENTENNIAL
cake 6-18-29 L3
celebration 6-13-29 LI
displays 6-18-29 LI
events 6-15-29 L12
events in newspaper 6-15-29 LI
pageant 6-11-29 LI
pageant 6-21-29 LI
parade 6-18-29 LI
week 6-17-29 LI
CESELSKI
Julia 1-27-29M L3C
CHADWICK
James p.29-394A
Julia E. P.29-394A
Julia E. Booker p.29-394A
Mary p.29-394A
Walter p.29-394A
CHAFF IN
Thomas Morris 7-20-29P L4
CHALFANT
W. A. 5-13-29 L14
William F. 1-16-29D L12
CHALMERS
James H. 10-28-29 L14
James McClain 10-27-29M NIB
James McClain 10-28-29M L14
Marcella Walterhouse 10-27-29
Marcella Walterhouse 10-28-29
CHAMBERLAIN
Alma E. Pryor 12-31-29 Nl
Alma E. Psyon 12-30-29 L4
Ella Tillman 2-26-29 L12
Erdice 3-5-29E L6
Erdice Mary 3-17-29M L2D
Lyle T. 12-30-29M L4
Lyle T. 12-31-29M Nl
Nelson I. 3-17-29 L2D
Nelson I. 3-5-29 L6
CHAMBERS
James Ferd 8-21-29DV L6
John, Mrs. 7-25-29 N2
Maggie A. Henderson 8-21-29DV L6
CHAMPIEUX
Catherine M. 2-20-29DV L2
Charles 10-5-29 LB
Charles J. 2-20-29DV L2
Dorothy Jane 1-2-29B L6
Elizabeth 10-5-29D L8
Elizabeth 10-7-29D N2
Ethel 10-5-29 L8
Herbert 1-2-29C L6
Lawrence 10-5-29 L8
Margaret 10-5-29 L8
2 CHAMPION
Dora E. Strentsch 3-31-29 LIB
Raymond E. 3-31-2 9M LIB
CHAMPLIN
Glenn 6-28-29 N7
J. T. 6-28-29 N7
John F., Mrs. 6-28-29D N7
Martha 6-28-29D N7
CHANDLER
Ada M. 11-20-29D L2
Ada M. 11-20-29D N9
Ada M. 11-21-2 9D NIO
E. E. 11-4-29DV LI
Earl 11-20-29 L2
Earl 11-20-29 N9
Elizabeth 8-21-29DV L2
Elizabeth 8-22-29DV N5
Elizabeth Webb 9-12-29DV L2
Ellis 8-21-29DV L2
Ellis 8-22-29 N5
G. W. 6-24-29DV L2
George W., Mrs. 11-20-29D L2
NIB George W., Mrs. 11-20-29D N9
L14 Grace M. Johnson 3-3-29 L6B
• Henry R. 3-3-29M L6B
Junior 11-20-29 L2
Junior 11-20-29 N9
Leo 11-20-29 L2
Leo 11-20-29 N9
Ola M. 11-4-29DV LI
R. M. , Mrs. 12-12-29 L2
Rose B. 6-24-29DV L2
Thomas 9-12-29DV L2
Tom 8-21-29DV L2
Tom 8-22-29DV N5
970
Amanda M
1. 9-13-29 LI
Amanda M
1. 9-21-29M L8
Clara 9-
20-29M L24
Eva A. 10-19-29 L4
Eva A. 4
-20-29 L3
Millard
F. 10-19-29P L4
Millard
F. , 4-20-29P L3
CHANLEE
Nicholas
W. 1-19-29D N6
CHAPEL
S. A. 1-
20-29 L3B
CHAPMAN
Anna 9-3
-29 LIO
Anna 9-4
-29 N5
Dora 9-3
-29 LID
Dora 9-4
-29 N5
Frank 7-
26-2 9DV N3
Frank A.
9-13-29DV LI
Gordon 3
-9-29 L6
Ida 9-3-
29 LIO
Ida 9-4-
29 L12
Ida 9-4-
29 N5
J. C. 3-
9-29 L6
J. W. 9-
8-29 N12B
Jesse E.
7-29-29D L3
Jesse E.
7-29-29D Nl
Jesse E.
7-30-29D L3
Jesse E.
7-30-29D N3
John E .
3-10-29D L2A
John I .
1-18-29D L18
John I .
1-19-29D N6
John T.
10-19-29P L4
John T.
3-9-29D L6
Laura 3-
9-29 L6
Lillian
Smith 1-7-29 L8
Lillian
Smith 1-7-29 Nl
Lottie 7
-26-2 9DV N3
Lottie 9
-13-29DV LI
Margaret
3-10-29 L2A
Margaret
3-9-29 L6
Marie 11
,-28-29M N2
Marion 3
-9-29 L6
Mayme 7 -
29-29 L3
Mayme 7 -
30-29 L3
Maymie 7
-29-29 Nl
Maymie 7
■-30-29 N3
Silas 7-
29-29 L3
Silas 7-
29-29 Nl
Silas 7-
30-29 L3
CHAPMAN (cont.)
Silas 7-30-29 N3
Thomas 3-9-29 L6
W. R. , Mrs. 9-8-29 N12B
Walter 9-3-29 LIO
Walter 9-4-29 L12
Walter 9-4-29 N5
Walter R. 9-3-29D LIO
9-4-29D L12
9-4-29D N5
9-5-29D N12
Walter R.
Walter R.
Walter R.
CHAPPELL
Charles 11-12-29D L2
Charles 11-13-29D L8
Charles, Jr. 11-13-29D NIO
Herbert 11-12-29 L2
J. R. 9-1-29 N3B
John 11-12-29 L2
Mildred 11-12-29 L2
CHARLES
Laura 8-25-29 N7A
Mattie 8-25-29 N7A
Sarah 8-25-29D N7A
CHASE
Alen 9-1-29M N5B
Allen 9-7-29M LIO
Allen 9-8-29M N6B
Allen H. 3-10-29E L2D
Kathleen Tully 9-1-29 N5B
Kathleen Tully 9-7-29 LIO
Kathleen Tully 9-8-29 N6B
William N. 3-10-29 L2D
William N. 9-7-29 LIO
William N. 9-8-29 N6B
CHASTAIN
B. L. , Mrs. 6-6-29 L14
Belle 7-3-29 L5
Ben 10-19-29 L4
Ben 2-12-29 L16
Delia A. 2-12-29 L16
Frankie 7-3-29 L5
Joe 7-3-2 9 L5
Minnie 7-3-29 L5
Robert 7-3-29 L5
Sarah M. 7-3-29 L5
family reunion 7-3-29 L5
CHAUDET
Alpa 7-20-29 L4
CHAUNCEY
Leora Smith 10-11-29 Lll
971
CHEARY
James J. 9-4-29M Nl
Laura Bell 9-4-29 Nl
CHEATHAM
Millie Ghan 3-27-29 LIO
CHEEK
, Mrs. 1-17-29 LIO
C. F. , Mrs. 1-22-29 L16
Mae 6-17-29M L8
CHEFFEY
Helen 8-31-29M Nl
CHEGWIDDEN
Dale 11-4-29M L14
Dale 11-5-29M N4
Dale 8-18-29E N6B
Dale C. 11-4-29M LI
Dale C. 11-5-29M Nl
Irma Robertson 11-4-29 LI
Irma Robertson 11-4-29 L14
Irma Robertson 11-5-29 Nl
Irma Robertson 11-5-29 N4
T. F. 8-18-29 N6B
Thomas F. 11-4-29 L14
Thomas F. 11-5-29 N4
CHENOWETH
I. Delbert 5-18-29E L4
I. Delbert 6-6-29M LI
L. Delbert 6-7-29M L6
Leda Banning 6-7-29 L6
Leda E. Banning 6-6-29 LI
CHERRINGTON
Anna Laura 12-21-29D L8
Anna Laura 12-21-29D N14
Guy F. 12-21-29 L8
Guy F. 12-21-29 N14
Guy P. 12-21-29 L8
Laura 12-21-29D L8
Millard L. 12-21-29 N14
W. L. 12-21-29 L8
W. L. , Mrs. 12-21-29 N14
CHERRY
Elanor Smith 6-6-29 L6
Guy D. 4-26-29 L6
Otto 6-6-29M L6
Otto R. 4-26-29E L6
CHILDERS
A. L. , Mrs. 12-31-29 LIO
A. L. , Mrs. 12-31-29 N6
Betty Jane 11-24-29 N13A
Betty Jane 3-19-29 L14
CHILDERS (cont.)
Dorothy 3-19-29 L14
Dorothy Lou 11-24-29 N13A
Frances 2-7-29D LIO
Mary Jane 3-19-29D L14
Ruth Laura 11-24-29D N13A
W. B. 11-24-29 N13A
W. B. 3-19-29 L14
William 11-24-29 N13A
William 3-19-29 L14
CHILDRESS
Betty June 3-18-29 L8
Dorothy 3-18-29 L8
J. G. 4-20-29P L3
Mary Jane 3-18-29D L8
W. B. 3-18-29 L8
William 3-18-29 L8
CHILTON
Charles 7-3-29 L5
Charles 7-3-29 Nl
Phoebe 7-3-29D L5
Phoebe 7-3-29D Nl
CHINN
J. B. 10-22-29 Lll
J. B. 10-22-29 Nl
J. B. 10-23-29 L14
J. B. 10-23-29 N6
J. B., Mrs. 5-13-29
Julia C.
Julia C.
Julia C.
Julia C.
May 10-22-29
May 10-22-29
10-22-29D
10-22-29D
10-23-29D
10-23-29D
Lll
Nl
L14
Lll
Nl
L14
N6
May 10-23-29 N6
May I. 7-20-29 L4
W. C. 10-22-29 Lll
W. C. 10-22-29 Nl
W. C. 10-23-29 L14
W. C. 10-23-29 N6
W. W. , Mrs. 11-28-29 L8
W. W. , Mrs. 11-28-29 N12
William W. 7-20-29P L4
CHINNOWERTH
Oda 5-30-29 LIO
CHISM
Eddie R. 1-2-29M
Letha Lee 1-2-29
Letha Lee Cooper
L9
L9
1-2-
29 L9
972
CHISTIAN
Dillard 4-3-29 L8
infant 4-3-29D L8
CHITTIM
Ernest Alfred 9-12-29DV L2
Eva Marie 9-12-29DV L2
CHOATE
Aline 10-28-290 L12
Aline 10-29-29D N14
W. B. 10-28-29 L12
W. B. 10-29-29 N14
CHOLT
Ben 12-13-29 L2
Ben 12-14-29 N16
Cataline 12-13-29D L2
Cataline 12-14-29D N16
CHRISMAN
E. M. 9-1-29 NIB
John M. 9-1-29 NIB
Mary 9-1-29 NIB
family reunion 9-1-29 NIB
CHRISTESON
Elisha 12-3-29 LIO
CHRISTIAN
Dillard 4-3-29 L8
Raymond F. 8-2-29 L6
infant 4-3-29D L8
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
first in Spfd 7-19-29 L22
CHRISTY
Fred 8-18-29 N12B
Fred, Mrs. 8-14-29 L14
Fred, Mrs. 8-14-29 N2
Fred, Mrs. 8-15-29 N2
CHRONOLOGY
of Spfd history 6-14-29 L15
CHURCH
E. E. , Mrs. 8-26-29 N2
Genevieve 5-10-29 LIO
Harvey H. 4-20-29P L3
John 10-20-29 NIC
Maude C. 4-20-29 L3
first in Spfd 6-14-29 L15
CINCAMMON
Vivian 12-31-29M LI
CIRCUS
with electric lights 10-19-29
CIVIL WAR
incident 1-20-29 L12A
incident 7-31-29 L16
CLAIBORN
Ousley 12-12-29 N6
Winnie 12-12-29 N6
CLAIRBORN
D. A. 10-22-29A N2
E. G. 10-22-29 N2
Ousley 10-22-29 N2
W. I. 10-22-29 N2
CLAPPER
James, Mrs. 4-2-29 L14
CLARK
Andrew 6-25-29 L6
Ben, Mrs. 8-20-29 L14
Ben, Mrs. 8-21-29 N8
C. N. 4-23-29 L12
Claude E. 7-10-29M Nl
Danivan 7-26-29D N2
Ellendar A. 4-23-29D L12
Ellendar A. 4-25-29D L12
Elmer F. 4-23-29 L12
Eva 9-13-29DV LI
Eva Clair 7-19-29DV N7
Francis 9-13-29DV LI
Francis J. 7-19-29DV N7
H. A. , Mrs. 4-23-29D L12
Irene 7-26-29M LI
Irene 7-27-29M N4
James 6-25-29 L6
Jennie 6-17-29 L12
Jennie 6-18-29 L3
Jennie Smith, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Jessie C. Faulkner 6-25-29 L6
John E., Mrs. 3-11-29 LIO
Louise 1-23-29 L12
Mabel Knoff 5-3-29 LI
Mable Knoff 5-2-29 L4
Madge 7-15-29 LI
Mildred 7-15-29 LI
Minnie Moss 1-14-29 LI
Minnie Moss 1-15-29 N7
Naomi Smith 7-10-29 Nl
Nellie 1-23-29 L12
Die B. 5-2-29M L4
Ole B. 5-3-29M LI
Ophelia Campbell 6-18-29 L5
Rex F. 2-9-28 L3
L6 S. W. 3-9-29 L7
Sereno Burton 1-23-29D L12
Serino Burton 1-24-29D L5
William 6-25-29M L6
973
CLARKE
Chauncey H. 4-20-29 L3
Clarence Melmille 4-20-29P L3
Florence Melville 4-20-29P L3
Helen 12-1-29M N6B
Jean Augusta 4-20-29P L3
CLARKSON
Floyd 10-29-29D L5
Floyd 10-29-29D Nl
CLAUNCH
George, Mrs. 8-4-29 N3A
CLAUSEN
Leonard 1-19-29DV N14
Opal M. 1-19-29DV N14
CLAUSSEN
Leonard 1-18-29DV L
Leonard C. 3-10-29M L2B
Opal M. 1-18-29DV L
Thersia Yutterman 3-10-29 L2B
CLAY
Annie 12-11-29 L5
Annie 12-12-29 N6
CLAYMAN
J. W. 3-11-29D LIO
Jack 3-11-29 LIO
Stanley 3-11-29 LIO
CLAYPOLE
M. A., Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
M. A. , Mrs. 10-14-29 N12
CLAYPOOL
DeWitt 5-20-29M LI
Dora Runyan 6-12-29 LIO
Hugh 11-24-29D N13A
J. L. , Mrs. 10-23-29 N4
J. P. 11-24-29 N13A
Lucy Renner 5-20-29 LI
R. T. 11-24-29 N13A
Ruth 2-26-29M LI
CLAYTON
Harriet 10-19-29 L4
W. P. 10-19-29P L4
CLEATON
Henry Ernest 9-28-29D LB
Henry Ernest 9-28-29D N2
CLEMENTS
C. C. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
C. C. , Mrs. 7-5-29 L12
C. C. , Mrs. 7-6-29 L8
C. C. , Mrs. 7-6-29 N2
Frank C. 5-13-29 L14
CLEVENGER
Ada 7-4-29DV N2
Ada 9-13-29DV LI
Adelbert A. 7-24-29M Nl
Ernest 7-4-29 N2
Jesse 7-4-29DV N2
Jesse 9-13-29DV LI
Lula M. Faris 7-24-29 Nl
Robert 7-4-29 N2
CLIFTON
May 8-30-29 Nl
Nathan 8-29-29 N16
Nathan 8-30-29 Nl
Roy 9-7-2 9 L9
Roy 9-7-29 N115
Thomas Nathan 9-4-29 L5
family reunion 8-29-29 N16
family reunion 8-30-29 Nl
CLINE
Delbert 6-7-29D LI
H. H., Mrs. 8-11-29 N12A
H. H. , Mrs. 8-12-29 N2
R. D. 6-7-29 LI
Rachel Eddings 10-17-29 Nl
Sherman 10-17-29M Nl
CLINTON
family reunion 9-4-29 L5
CLIPPARD
Carrie 5-13-29 L5
Charles 5-13-29 L5
Dora 5-13-29 L5
Ella Maude 5-31-29 L5
Leon 5-13-29D L5
Leon 5-14-29D L14
Leon 5-31-29P L5
Maude 5-13-29 L5
Patricia 5-13-29 L5
William Andrew 5-13-29 L5
CLODFELTER
Sarah B. 5-2-29 L6
CLOSS
Anna 12-27-29 N2
Anna 12-28-29 N2
Charles 12-27-290 N2
Charles 12-28-29D N2
CLOUD
---, Col. 9-9-29D N8
Charles 8-15-29 N5
Charles H. 8-21-29 L13
E. C. 1-26-29 N3
974
CLOUD (cont.)
E. C. 8-15-29 N5
Horace 9-9-29 N8
Margaret B. 8-21-29 L13
Mary E. 8-15-29 N5
Mary Jane 1-18-29 LI 8
Nell 8-21-29 L13
Nellie 8-15-29 N5
Ralph 1-26-29D N3
Thomas H. 8-15-2 9D LIO
Thomas H. 8-15-29D N5
W. B. 1-26-29 N3
W. B. 8-15-29 N5
Washington 9-17-29 L16
Will F. 8-21-29 L13
William T. 8-15-29 N5
CLOUGH
Eva I . 12-5-29DV Nl
Herbert L. 12-5-29DV Nl
CLUTTER
H. F. 7-26-29 N6
H. F. 7-27-29 L8
H. F. 7-28-29 N6C
Mary A. 7-26-29 N6
Ray E. 7-26-29 N6
Ray E. 7-27-29 L8
S. E. 7-27-29D L8
Sylvester E. 7-26-29D N6
COATS
Viola L. 11-5-29M Nl
Viola L. 11-6-29M Nl
COBB
Earl 10-13-29M N13A
Earl 10-14-29M LI
Geneva Vickers 9-8-29 N12A
Marie Richardson 10-13-29 N13A
Marie Richardson 10-14-29 LI
COBBS
Anna Mae Johnson 12-31-29 LI
Clyde T. 12-31-29M LI
COBERTSON
Dovie 8-20-29 LIS
COBLE
Gertrude Lindsey 4-5-29 LIO
Narrisa Fine 7-30-29 N12
COCHRAN
Clemme 1-4-29M Nl
Crystal 7-17-29 N7
Dessie 4-20-29 L3
Floyd 5-13-29 L2
COCHRAN (cont.)
Hurley 6-4-29 L14
J. P. 6-4-29 L14
Jesse, Mrs. 7-12-29D L9
Jesse, Mrs. 7-13-29D N6
John 7-12-29 L9
John 7-13-29 N6
Juanita 7-12-29 L9
Juanita 7-13-29 N6
Melvin 4-20-29P L3
Myrtle 6-4-29 L14
Nathan 6-4-29 L14
Raymond Keith 7-20-29P L4
Roberta V. 7-20-29 L4
Susan 7-12-29D L9
Susan 7-13-29D N6
Susan Ross 7-12-29D L9
T. E. 6-4-29 L14
W. E. 6-4-29 L14
Walter 6-4-29D L14
William 7-12-29 L9
William 7-13-29 N6
Winnie 6-4-29 L14
COCHRANE
Crystal 7-24-29 N5
Emma, Miss 5-13-29 L14
COCKRELL
F. M. 5-6-29 L12
CODAN
Vada 8-31-29M Nl
COFFELT
Marjorie 7-8-29B L12
Oscar 7-8-29C L12
COFFEY
H. G. , Mrs. 12-18-29 L12
H. G. , Mrs. 12-19-29 L14
H. G. , Mrs. 12-19-29 N2
H. G. , Mrs. 12-20-29 N8
Tom, Mrs. 6-20-29 L12
COFFLAND
Clarence 11-9-29 L8
Clarence 5-18-29 LB
Clarence A. 11-9-29 N2
Daisy 5-18-29 L8
Elizabeth 11-10-29D N2A
Elizabeth 11-9-29D L8
Elizabeth 11-9-29D N2
Elizabeth Thompson 11-9-29 N2
Mary J. 5-18-29 L8
Mary Jane 11-9-29 L8
975
COFFLAND (cont.)
Mary Jane 11-9-29 N2
May 5-18-29 L8
Roland 11-9-29 LB
Roland 11-9-29 N2
Rolla 5-18-29 L8
Sam, Mrs. 2-15-29 L14
Samuel 5-18-29D L8
COFFMAN
C. F. 10-19-29 L4
C. F. 4-20-29 L3
John D. 1-20-29D L2A
John D. 1-21-29D N6
Mary F. 10-19-29P L4
Mary F. 4-20-29P L3
W. W. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
COHN
Herman 7-20-29P L4
COKER
Flora 4-29-29D LIO'
Flora Northcott 4-29-29D LIO
J. G. 1-26-29 L2
COLBY
Julia 1-13-29 L2A
Julia 5-11-29 L
Julia A. 1-11-29P Nl
Julia A. H. 1-9-29 LIO
Julia A. Hovey 1-5-29D Nl
Julia A. Hovey 1-6-29D LlC
Julia A. Hovey 1-7-29D LI
Julia A. Hovey 1-7-29D Nl
COLE
B. F. , Mrs. 3-18-29 L8
Dora A. Dillard 3-19-29 L14
Eldon Bryant 1-26-29P L2
Martha 3-18-29D L8
Ralph G. 6-10-29 L12
S. A. , Mrs. 6-10-29D L12
COLEMAN
Hattie Hewitt 5-25-29 LI
Joe 5-25-29M LI
R. B. 5-31-29 L9
COLES
Henry S. 1-26-29 L2
Henry S. 7-20-29 L4
Jennie 1-26-29P L2
Jennie 7-20-29P L4
COLLEY
Emory 5-27-29 L14
Lloyd 5-27-29D L14
COLLIER
Bryan Wooten 5-25-29E L4
Cathryne 11-17-29M N6A
Lou 7-5-29 L12
Lou 7-6-29 N14
Lou, Mrs. 7-5-29 Nl
Lydia V. Fawber 8-12-29 NIO
Mary Louise Grossman 3-7-29 LI
Ruth 7-5-29D L12
Ruth 7-5-29D Nl
Ruth 7-6-29D N14
William L. 3-7-29M LI
COLLINS
A. M. 10-19-29P L4
A. M. 2-11-29P L8
Abner M. 1-10-29D Nl
Abner M. 1-8-29D LIO
Abner M. 1-9-29D L8
Abner M. 1-9-29D N5
Alice 2-11-29 L12
Audrey Wise 12-22-29 NIA
Charles A. 2-13-29DV L14
Charles A. 5-31-29DV LI
Cordelia 2-11-29 L12
Edna Frances 6-17-29 LIO
Elizabeth 6-4-29 L14
Esther Smiley 8-1-29 LIO
Eva L. 11-17-29M N6A
Frank 2-11-29 L12
G. W. , Mrs. 10-23-29 L5
George H. 6-17-29 LIO
H. Clay 3-11-29D LIO
Hazel B. 2-13-29DV L14
Hazel B. 5-31-29DV LI
Homer 3-11-29 LIO
J. Wesley 5-8-29M LI
L. E. 10-19-29 L4
L. E. 2-11-29 L12
L. E. , Mrs. 11-26-29 L7
L. E. , Mrs. 11-27-29 N2
Loren E. 1-8-29 LIO
Loren E. 1-9-29 N5
Margaret A. Newson 5-8-29 LI
Molly 2-11-29 L12
Nell May 12-1-29M NIB
Nellie Clark 1-23-29 L12
Opal M. 3-17-29M L8C
Roddell H. 6-3-29D LIO
Roddell H. 6-4-29D L14
W. E. 1-8-29 LIO
976
COLLINS (cont.)
W. E. 1-9-29 N5
William 12-22-29M NIA
COLL IS
Eula Cowen 6-29-29 L5
Mark 6-29-29 L5
COLL I SON
Ben 9-27-29 L26
Edna Denny 9-27-29 L2 6
Vernon 9-27-2 9M L2 6
W. M. 9-27-29 L26
COLLISS
Robert A. 6-29-29M L5
COLMAN
Leona 11-9-29 Nl
Lewis 11-9-29 Nl
M. L. , Mrs. 11-9-29D Nl
COLTRANE
Victor 0. 8-25-29 NIC
COLVIN
Charles 1-3-29D L5
Charles 1-4-29D N8
COLWELL
Kate 11-24-29M N2B
COMBS
Albert Edgar 5-16-29 LI
E. 1-26-29 L2
E. 7-20-29 L4
Elizabeth J. 7-11-29D L12
Elizabeth J. 7-11-29D N14
Elizabeth J. 7-12-29D L20
Elizabeth J. 7-12-29D N14
Elizabeth J. 7-13-29D N14
Espy 3-30-29DV L6
Faith R. 5-16-29DV LI
Frances 3-30-29DV L6
Joseph Clay 1-26-29P L2
Leslie 5-16-29DV LI
Lizzie 8-4-29D N12B
COMER
Lorabelle 5-4-29D L12
COMPTON
A. H. 12-30-29 LB
A. H. 12-30-29 N2
Dollie 8-17-29D L8
Emmett 12-30-29 L8
Emmet t 12-3 0-29 N2
Everett, Mrs. 8-17-29D L8
Ralph 12-30-29 L8
Ralph 12-30-29 N2
COMPTON (cont.)
T. F. 12-30-29D LB
T. F. 12-30-29D N2
Thomas S. 12-29-29D N2A
COMSTOCK
Alma McCoy 9-1-29 N3A
Bobbie Fay 9-23-29D LIO
Bobbie Fay 9-23-29D NIO
Fay 9-23-29 LIO
Fay 9-23-29 NIO
Harvey A. 12-14-29 LB
Margaret 12-14-29D LB
Margaret J. 12-22-29D NIOA
Pearl 12-14-29 L8
Pearl 12-22-29 NIOA
Richard A. 9-1-29M N3A
CONDICT
Aileen M. 6-13-29M L6
Allene 6-7-29E L6
Clifford P. 6-7-29 L6
Fay Irwin 12-23-29 L12
P. C. , Mrs. 2-16-29 L6
Philip C. 6-13-29 L6
CONDRADY
Emilie 1-26-29P L2
CONE
Daisy 7-20-29 L4
Hazel 7-20-29P L4
CONKLIN
Olive 5-10-29 LIO
W. R. 11-10-29 N6C
CONLON
Rebecca, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
CONN
Alice 2-13-29 LIO
Amanda 2-13-29 LIO
Bertha 2-13-29 LIO
Clarence 2-13-29 LIO
Clarence 2-16-29 L7
William 2-13-29D LIO
William 2-16-29D L7
CONNELLY
M. J. , Mrs. 7-1-29 L14
M. J. , Mrs. 7-2-29 N3
Margaret Doling 6-25-29 L6
Paul C. 6-25-29M L6
CONNOLLY
D. L. 9-18-29D L5
D. L. 9-19-29D L18
D. L. 9-19-2 9DN2
977
CONNOLLY (cont.)
J. L. 9-18-29 L5
P. L. 9-18-29 L5
CONNOR
Katherine Joslyn 11-18-29 L14
Laura 11-18-29 L14
Robert L. 11-18-29M L14
CONRAD
Albert 8-22-29 LIO
Bert 8-22-29 LIO
Emma 8-22-29 LIO
Minnie M. 8-22-29 LIO
Mollie 8-22-29 LIO
Ola 8-22-29 LIO
S. B. 8-22-29 LIO
CONRADY
Emilie 7-20-29P L4
CONREY
W. P. 1-13-29 L3B
Will 1-13-29 L3B
CONWAY
D. T. , Mrs. 1-12-29 L6
D. T. , Mrs. 1-12-29 NB
COOK
A. R. 8-23-29C L2
Bessie A. 3-6-29 L2
Bessie A. 3-7-29 L12
C. E. 3-6-29 L2
Charles 2-19-29 L5
Clarence 12-7-29 L12
Clarence 12-9-29 N6
Claude 9-13-29DV LI
Delia 10-23-29 L14
Dolia 10-23-29 N6
Edwin 9-10-29 N2
Edwin 9-9-29 L
Emma 11-26-2 9D L7
Emma 11-26-2 9D N2
Emma 11-27-29D N2
Emmett 9-9-29 LI
Ethel 9-10-29 N2
Ethel 9-9-29 L
Fern 11-26-29 L7
Fern 11-26-29 N2
Fern 11-27-29 N2
Florine 9-10-29 N2
Florine 9-9-29 L
Frank 2-19-29 L5
George 12-7-29 L12
George 12-9-29 N6
COOK (cont.)
Gilbert 3-23-29 L6
Hazel Seney 6-29-29 LI
I. M. , Mrs. 10-3-29 L2
Ina 12-7-29 L12
Ina 12-9-29 N6
Isaac, Mrs. 10-23-29D L14
Isaac, Mrs. 10-23-29D N6
J. C. 12-7-29 L12
J. C. 12-9-29 N6
J. L. 3-6-29 L2
J. L. 3-7-29 L12
J. L. , Mrs. 1-3-29 L8
J. L. , Mrs. 1-3-29 N6
Jacob Phillip 2-19-29D L5
James 3-6-29 L2
Jennie 10-23-29 L14
Jennie 10-23-29 N6
John 9-10-29D N2
John 9-9-29D L
John E. 9-25-29E L16
John N. 9-25-29 L16
Kermit 3-23-29 L6
Levi I., Mrs. 3-23-29D L6
Lewis 3-23-29 L6
Malinda 9-13-29DV LI
Mary 9-10-29 N2
Mary 9-9-29 L
Mary Jane 10-23-29 L14
Mary Jane 10-23-29 N6
Nora B. 3-23-29D L6
Nora B. 3-25-29D LIO
Nora B. Stokes 3-23-29D L6
Paul 10-23-29 L14
Paul 10-23-29 N6
Rebecca 8-28-29D L2
Rebecca 8-29-29D N9
Ross 3-6-29 L2
Roy 11-26-29 L7
Roy 11-26-29 N2
Roy 11-27-29 N2
Rufus, Mrs. 1-11-29 N5
Sam, Mrs. 11-26-29D L7
Sam, Mrs. 11-26-29D N2
Sam, Mrs. 11-27-29D N2
Sidney 11-26-29 L7
Sidney 11-26-29 N2
Sidney 11-27-29 N2
Silas 10-23-29 L14
Silas 10-23-29 N6
978
COOK (cont.)
Thomas Edward 8-23-29B L2
W. M. , Mrs. 8-28-29D L2
W. M. , Mrs. 8-29-29D N9
Walter 6-29-29M LI
COOLBAUGH
Mose W., Mrs. 8-3-2 9 L4
Mose, .Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
COOLEY
Frank V., Mrs. 4-1-29 L5
COOMBS
Viola Kelley 5-16-29 L14
COON
Walter A. 2-2-29 LI
COON IS
Ben F. 4-20-29P L3
Edna 2-5-29 LIO
Robert H. 9-10-29 L2
Sadie A. 9-10-29P L2
COOPER
A. F. 12-16-29 N8
Bessie Mills 9-19-29 L2
Bessie Mills 9-19-29 Nl
C. B. 12-24-29D N2
Earl 0. 7-20-29 L4
Eliza McCroskey 1-26-29 N3
Ethel 5-10-29 LIO
F. E. 11-20-29C L2
Fannie Hunt 8-11-29 Nl
Frank Eugene 1-26-29P L2
George 10-5-29 L
George 8-11-29M Nl
Grace, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Harry 10-5-29 L
Harry 5-13-29 L14
I . K. , Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
Ira K. 1-2-29 L9
Jack 10-5-29 L
Jennie, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Letha Lee 1-2-29M L9
Lou, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Myrtle L. 11-3-29M NIB
Nina M. Pitts 10-3-29 LI
Nina M. Pitts 10-4-29 Nl
Noel 9-6-29 L20
Noel 9-7-29 N2
Oscar B. 7-20-29P L4
R. C. 12-21-29D L8
Robert A. 10-3-29M LI
Robert A. 10-4-29M Nl
COOPER (cont.)
Ruth E. 1-26-29P L2
infant 9-6-29D L20
infant 9-7-29D N2
COOVER
Eva E. 10-19-29 L4
Eva E. 4-20-29 L3
Julia S. 6-25-29DV L5
L. L. 6-25-29DV L5
S. C. 5-13-29 L14
Will W. 10-19-29P L4
Will W. 4-20-29P L3
COPE
Salem 9-28-29 L8
Salem 9-28-29 N2
Salem E., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
COPELAND
Charles E. 3-14-29P L16
Mabel 10-30-29M Nl
Nellie 3-14-29 L16
COPENING
John 7-28-29 N2D
Zona 10-19-29 L4
COPPAGE
M. S. , Mrs. 12-12-29 Nl
COPPEDGE
M. S. , Mrs. 12-12-29 L4
CORBIN
Carl Everett 1-26-29 L2
Carl Everett 7-20-29 L4
E. L. , Mrs. 6-7-29D L16
Jacob F. 1-26-29P L2
Jacob F. 7-20-29P L4
John W. 4-20-29 L3
L. C. 4-20-29P L3
Wilma 9-24-29M Nl
CORDER
Bethel, Mrs. 8-3-29 L4
Harold 8-3-29 L4
Woodward 8-3-29 L4
CORDROY
Nellie McMahon 8-12-29 N2
COREY
Lewis C. 11-4-29 L14
CORNELISON
James 6-8-29 L4
Mary 6-8-29DV L4
Virgil 6-8-29DV L4
CORNWELL
Irene 11-9-29 Nl
979
CORSON
Nellie McNeil 5-25-29 L8
CORUM
Anna 7-1-29 L14
Anna 7-2-29 N3
Bessie 7-1-29 L14
Bessie 7-2-29 N3
Edgar 7-1-29 L14
Edgar 7-2-29 N3
James E. 7-2-29D N3
James F. 7-1-29D L14
Nancy J. 7-1-29 L14
Nancy J. 7-2-29 N3
Oliver 7-1-29 L14
Oliver 7-2-29 N3
W. F. 10-19-29 L4
W. F. 4-20-29 L3
William 7-1-29 L14
William 7-2-29 N3
CORZINE
J. G. 10-19-29 L4
J. G. 3-28-29 L2
Mattie E. 3-28-29 L2
COSLEY
Mary Helen 2-20-29M LI
COSSEY
Edna Wilhoit 9-30-29 LI
Edwina Wilhoit 10-9-29 L2
Jean 10-1-29 Nl
Jean 9-30-29 LI
Walter 10-1-29 Nl
Walter 9-30-29 LI
Walter, Mrs. 11-13-29 L18
COSSIN
John R. 9-20-2 9MN1
Lona M. Hensley 9-20-29 Nl
COSSIUS
Lester 3-3-29M L3B
Mauta Baize 3-3-29 L3B
COSSNER
Lawrence, Mrs. 2-8-29 L13
COSTELLO
Pauline Schahuber 4-27-29 L8
COSTON
C. L. 1-26-29 L2
Harold C. 1-26-29P L2
COTAW
Flora Lindsey 9-12-29 Nl
Leroy 9-12-29M Nl
GOTHAM
Frances 11-17-29M N6A
Frances Elizabeth 11-18-29M LIS
N. D. 11-18-29 L15
COTTER
Ellis, Mrs. 1-8-29 LIO
Ellis, Mrs. 1-9-29 N5
George, Mrs. 6-3-29 LIO
John, Mrs. 1-23-29 L8
COTTON
John A. 3-18-29D L3
COURTNEY
Alice Johnson 7-9-29 L2
Alice Johnston 7-6-29 L8
Alice Johnston 7-6-29 N6
Alice Johnston 7-7-29 N2A
Alice Johnston 7-8-29 L12
Alice Johnston 7-8-29 N2
Calvin 7-9-29 L2
Edna Griffin 12-24-29 N12
Euna Griffin 12-24-29 L16
Ferrel 12-24-29M L16
Ferrel 12-24-29M N12 .
Florence 9-18-29M Nl
Phil 7-9-29 L2
COUTS
Sarah Davis 4-24-29 L14
COVINGTON
James, Mrs. 7-30-29 L3
COWAN
A. 10-23-29 L14
A. 10-23-29 N6
Agnes Dade, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
C. J. 7-28-29 N2C
Carrie 3-30-29 L6
Claude 10-23-29 L14
Claude 10-23-29 N6
Edna 3-30-29 L6
Gina 3-30-29 L6
Glessa Forgey 9-9-29 L4
Glessa Forgey 9-9-29 NIO
Jane 3-17-29D L3C
Lucy 3-30-29 L6
Lula 3-30-29 L6
Minnie 3-30-29 L6
Ora 3-30-29 L6
Paul 3-30-29 L6
Paul, Mrs. 10-13-29 NIB
Paul, Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
Paul, Mrs. 10-14-29 N12
980
COWAN (cont.)
Paul, Mrs. 12-26-29 L8
Sarah Jane 3-30-29D L6
Sarah Jane 3-31-29D L3A
COWARD
George, Mrs. 6-18-29D L16
George, Mrs. 6-19-29D L12
Glen A. Short 6-18-29D L16
Glen A., Mrs. 6-18-29D L16
James Richard 6-18-29 L16
L. H. , Mrs. 3-11-29 L4
Loretta 6-18-29 L16
Louise 6-18-29 L16
COWDEN
Belle B. 2-12-29 L16
John P. 2-12-29 L16
M. F. 10-19-29 L3
M. F. 5-18-29 L3
R. C. 2-12-29 1^16
William F. 2-12-29P L16
William P. 10-19-29P L4
COWELL
John 4-3-29 L8
Minnie 4-3-29 L8
COWEN
Albert 3-3-29M L6B
Eula 6-29-29M L5
Floyd 12-29-29D NIA
H. K. 6-29-29 L5
Ruth Morehouse 3-3-29 L6B
Will 12-29-29 NIA
COX
Albert 10-19-29P L4
Albert 4-20-29P L3
Alberta 1-26-29P L2
Cathryn Lee 6-12-29B LIO
Edwin 9-12-29D Ml
Emily 5-7-29 L7
Emma C. 10-1-2 9DN2
Emma C. 10-2-29D L4
Emma C. 10-3-29D L2
Emma C. 10-3-29D N6
Emma C. 9-30-2 9D LIO
Frank 12-7-29 L12
George 12-7-29 L12
Harry H. 12-7-29D L12
Helen 10-9-29M L16
J. P., Mrs. 11-14-29 L16
John B. 11-24-29 N13A
John H. 1-2-29 N4
COX (cont.)
John Perl 1-26-29 L2
Katherine Rebecca 11-24-29D N13A
Lester 6-12-29C LIO
Martha J. 5-7-29 L7
Mary De J. 9-30-29 LIO
Mary DeJ. 10-1-29 N2
Mary DeJ. 10-2-29 L4
Mary DeJ. 10-3-29D N6
Otis 12-7-29 L12
Perry B. 9-30-29 LIO
Roscoe 12-7-29 L12
Tom C, Mrs. 11-24-29D N13A
Velma 1-2-29M N4
W. P. 6-18-29 L3
Wiley 0. 10-3-29 L8
Wiley 0., Mrs. 10-1-29D N2
Wiley O., Mrs. 10-2-29D L4
Wiley O., Mrs. 10-3-29D N6
Wiley O., Mrs. 9-30-29D LIO
Will T. 11-24-29 N13A
William 6-30-29C N2B
William Parker 5-7-29 L7
COYNE
Patrick 4-12-29A L14
CRABTREE
Dan 11-22-29D Nl
CRACKER
Marian, Mrs. 7-27-29D N8
CRAFT
Benjamin H. 3-22-29M L6
Bennie H. 3-22-29M LI
Edward 3-12-29D L13
Margaret Montgomery 3-22-29 LI
Margaret Montgomery 3-22-29 L6
Myrtle 3-22-29 L6
CRAFTON
H. E. 11-10-29 N6C
CRAIG
Frank, Mrs. 1-3-29 L8
Frank, Mrs. 1-4-29 N3
J. L. 4-20-29P L3
John E. 4-20-29P L3
Ray 1-3-29 L8
GRAIN
Anna Frances 11-17-29 N6A
Claudie 0. 2-17-29M L5B
Frank 11-17-29DV N6A
Frank 11-19-29DV N4
Hazel 11-17-29DV N6A
981
GRAIN (cont.)
Hazel 11-19-29DV N4
Sylvia Johnson 2-17-29 L5B
CRANDAL
Johny 2-24-29C L3C
CRANDALL
Archie W. 9-17-29M Nl
Marguerite Dowell 9-17-29 Nl
CRANE
Annie 10-11-29 N8
C. R. 10-11-29 N8
Cyrus 10-11-29D Lll
Cyrus 10-11-29D N8
Cyrus 10-12-29D N2
Dan C. 7-20-29 L4
F. H. 11-15-29 L2
Herschel 10-11-29 N8
Ivy Benton 7-20-29P L4
Nellie 10-11-29 N8
Nettie 10-11-29 N8 '
R. G. 10-11-29 N8
W. G. 5-13-29 L14
CRANE, MO.
Chronicle 3-8-29 LIO
CFANFORD
Howard 5-13-29 L14
CRANK
J. W. 5-13-29 L14
CRATER
Beulah Robinson 4-10-29 LI
Henry C. 4-10-29M LI
CRAVEN
Areva 6-26-29 Lll
Frances 6-26-29D Lll
CRAVENS
R. D. 5--13-29 L14
R. O. , Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
CRAWFORD
Agnes, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Dolin M. 1-1-29C LIO
Ed, Mrs. 1-26-29 N3
Fannie Reeves 10-21-29 L14
Fannie Reeves 10-21-29 N5
Homer, Mrs. 7-7-29 N2B
R. W. 6-14-29 L15
Robert 3-11-29 L12
William Harvey 1-1-29B LIO
William J. 4-13-29D L6
William J. 4-15-29D LIO
CFAYCROFT
H. I . 1-9-29P L
CREACH
E. R. 1-20-29 L3B
Hugh 2-12-29D L12
CREACY
Minnie Alexander 4-22-29 L12
CRENSHAW
D. W. 10-1-29 N2
D. W. 9-30-29 LIO
Dick W. 12-3-29 L14
Dick W. 12-3-29 N4
Dicken W. 12-15-29 N6B
J. B. 1-3-29 N6
J. C. 1-3-29D L8
J. R. 1-3-2 9 L8
John Crawford 1-3-29D N6
John Crawford 1-4-29D N3
L. A. D. 1-3-29 L8
L. A. D. 1-3-29 N6
L. A. D. 10-1-29 N2
L. A. D. 10-3-29 L8
L. A. D. 9-30-29 LIO ■
L. D. 1-3-29 N6
L. G. 1-3-29 L8
Lucy Russell 1-3-29 LB
Lucy Russell 1-3-29 N6
Richard 1-3-29 L8
Walter 1-3-29 L8
Walter 1-3-29 N6
Walter 10-3-29 L8
Walter L. 10-1-29D N2
Walter L. 9-30-29D LIO
Zella 12-15-29M N6B
Zella 12-3-29E L14
Zella 12-3-29M N4
CREWS
C. H. , Mrs. 2-28-29 LIO
C. H. , Mrs. 3-1-29 L13
CRIBBS
W. J. 10-19-29 L4
CRIGHTON
Walter B., Mrs. 8-27-29 L3
CRIGLER
F. D. 10-1-29 Nl
F. D. 9-30-29 LI
CRISS
James 1-21- 29D N6
CRIST
J. S. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
982
CRITCHEL
Elsworth, Mrs. 4-5-29 L9
CRITCHELL
Sue Sigler 8-7-29 LIO
CROCE
Rosa Allen 1-3-29 Lll
Virgil 1-3-29M Lll
CROCKETT
Ellen R. 6-30-29D NIB
John 6-30-2 9 NIB
Lenox 6-30-29 NIB
Ross 6-30-29 NIB
Winnie 11-28-29M N2
CROCROFT
Mary 11-20-29 LIB
Mary 11-21-29 N4
CROLL
Winnie 12-12-29M N6
Winnie Claiborn 12-12-29M N6
CROMER
Charles 10-18-29 L8
Charles 10-18-29 N7
Geraldine 10-18-29D L8
Geraldine 10-18-29D N7
CRONE
Emma 4-15-29 LIO
F. W. 4-15-29 LIO
Harry J. 4-15-29 LIO
J. R. 4-15-29 LIO
P. W. 4-15-29 LIO
W. E. 4-15-29D LI
W. E. 4-15-29D LIO
CROOKS
Frank, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
CROSBY
H. C. , Mrs. 1-26-29D N3
CROSS
Ada 5-1-29 L12
Alelia A. Lehman 1-1-29D N6
Alelia J. 1-1-29D LIO
Alelia J. 1-1-29D N6
Alelia J. 1-2-29D L6
Alelia J. 1-2-29D NIO
Annie 5-1-29 L12
Brella Robertson 7-17-29 L7
D. V. 5-1-29 L12
Ernest L. 1-1-29 N6
Goldie 4-21-29M LlC
Goldie 4-21-29M L2D
Ida 1-1-29 N6
CROSS (cont.)
J. A. , Mrs. 1-17-29 LIO
J. M. 5-1-29 L12
James M. 1-1-29 N6
L. C. 5-1-29 L12
Lottie Thompson 3-18-29 L8
Pearl 1-1-29 N6
Sarah 5-1-29D L12
William 5-1-29 L12
CROSSAN
Arbaleta 1-18-29DV L
Henry 1-18-29DV L
Melvin Mario 1-18-29 L
GROSSER
Ellen 7-26-29 L2
Ellen 7-27-29 N5
CROSSLAND
Lillian 5-10-29M L20
GROSSMAN
Mary Louise 3-7-29M LI
CROSSWHITE
Anna 8-28-29 N2
Effie 8-28-29 N2
Lela 8-28-29 N2
Madge 8-28-29 N2
Mattie 8-28-29 N2
Nathaniel Price 8-28-29D N2
Ollie 8-28-29 N2
Orpha 8-28-29 N2
Raymond 8-28-29 N2
Russell 8-28-29 N2
CROTCHET
E. O. 1-20-29M L3B
Estella Mackney 1-20-29 L3B
CROUCH
Ethel 11-17-29M N6A
James F., Mrs. 1-5-29D N12
Jannie Bell 1-5-29D N12
Jannie Bell Routh 1-5-29D N12
Marie 1-5-29 N12
CROW
Elvis R. 12-25-29M N9
Elvus 10-15-29DV Lll
Elvus R. 12-24-29M L16
Elvus R. 7-24-29DV L14
Eula Stuckey 12-24-29 L16
Eula Stuckey 12-25-29 N9
Gertrude Reeves 7-25-29 L12
Ruby E. 10-15-29DV Lll
Ruby E. 7-24-29DV L14
983
CROW (cont.)
Wylma 7-25-29 L2
CROWDUS
Charles H. 6-6-29 L14
Mary E. Heer 6-6-29D L14
Mary E., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Mary Heer 2-4-29 LI
W. M. , Mrs . 6-6-29D L14
CROWELL
Ida Biers 3-6-29 L2
CROZIER
Hazel M. Walls 11-12-29 LI
Hazel M. Walls 11-13-29 Nl
Walter A. 11-13-29M Nl
Walter F. 11-12-29M LI
CRUMPLEY
P. W. 7-28-29 N6C
CRUTCHER
Faye Follis 8-30-29. Nl
Herbert F. 8-30-29C Nl
L. F. , Mrs. 10-1-29 N2
L. F. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
L. F. , Mrs. 9-30-29 LIO
Luke F., Mrs. 1-3-29 L8
Luke F. , Mrs. 1-3-29 N6
Myrna Faye 8-30-29B Nl
CRYDER
J. C. 2-13-29D Lll
CUDDY
Roy, Mrs. 1-4-29 N5
CULBERTSON
Dovie Warren 8-25-29 N7A
CULLER
Anna 1-7-29 L12
Anna 1-7-29 Nl
Anna M. Holland 1-7-29 L12
Anna M. Holland 1-7-29 Nl
Caroline E. 10-19-29 L4
Charles 1-7-29 L12
Charley 1-7-29 Nl
George W. 1-7-29D L12
George W. 1-7-29D Nl
George W. 1-8-29D LIO
George W. 1-9-29D L
George W. 10-19-29P L4
S. L. 1-7-29 L12
S. L. 1-7-29 Nl
CUMMINGS
Raymond 5-7-29D L14
Raymond 5-8-29D L12
CUMMINGS (cont.)
Thomas L. 3-6-29D L2
CUMMINS
Carrol Lee 9-7-29M L8
Clark Bronson 7-20-29P L4
Earl 7-20-29 L4
Jim 7-31-29 L16
Sue K. Williams 9-7-29 LB
CUMPER
Bessie M. 6-14-29M LI
Bessie M. 6-14-29M L8
CUNICE
Barbara 4-5-29DV LIO
Barbara 5-17-29DV LI.
W. J. 4-5-29DV LIO
W. J. 5-17-29DV LI
CUNNINGHAM
C. V. 10-31-29D L6
C. V. , Mrs. 1-27-29 L5C
C. V. , Mrs. 1-28-29 L8
Gary Putman 10-7-29 LIO
Catherine 11-2-29 N6
Charles V. 11-1-29D N14
Charles V. 11-2-29D L12
Charles V. 11-2-29D N6
Charles Y. 11-1-29D L24
Clyde 9-4-29DV N14
Eva Randolph 9-11-29 L2
Eva Randolph 9-11-29 N2
Ferdinand 10-31-29 L6
Ferdinand 11-1-29 L24
Ferdinand 11-1-29 N14
Ferdinand 11-2-29 N6
Florine A. 1-3-29M N3
Irene 9-4-29DV N14
John 8-2-29M L6
Lee, Mrs. 8-28-29 N2
Marcella Porter 8-2-29 L6
Mary Catherine 10-31-29 L6
Mary Catherine 11-1-29 L24
Mary Catherine 11-1-29 N14
R. D. 10-31-29 L6
R. D. 11-1-29 L24
R. D. 11-1-29 N14
R. W. 6-20-29 L13
Raymond 6 -14 -2 90 L2 8
Raymond 6-20-29D L13
Robert 11-2-29 N6
Sally Hendrix 11-4-29 L12
Sally Hendrix 11-4-29 NIO
984
L12
N2
CUNNINGHAM (cont . )
V. E. 10-31-29 L6
V. E. 11-1-29 L24
V. E. 11-1-29 N14
Victor 11-2-29 N6
W. M. , Mrs. 7-17-29
W. M. , Mrs. 7-18-29
CURBOW
Lola 3-22-29D L20
CURRAN
Daisy L. Peck 7-16-29 N5
Daisy Peck 7-15-29 L12
CURTES
Emma L. 11-27-2 9MN7
CURTIS
Alf, Mrs. 6-7-29D L2
Beatrice 4-20-29 L3
Ernestine 4-20-29P L3
Herman M. 2-10-.2 9C LI
DABNEY
A. S., Mrs. 11-17-29 N2A
DADE
Dabney 6-14-29 L15
Matilda 11-30-29 LIO
Matilda, Miss 5-13-29 L14
DAHLMAN
Albert 7-7-29 N2A
Arthur 7-7-29 N2A
Charles 7-7-29 N2A
Gerhard 11-10-29M Nl
John 7-7-2 9 N2A
Otillie 7-7-29D N2A
Otillie Lehn 7-7-29D N2A
Paula Zeigler 11-10-29 Nl
DAHLMA]^IN
Gerhard 11-11-29M L12
Pauline Ziegler 11-11-29 L12
DAILY
Gertrude 7-21-29 N2A
Gertrude 7-22-29 LIO
DALLA
Helen Irene
Helen Irene
Joseph 9-30-
Joseph 9-30-
DALRYMPLE
Charles H. 1
Charles H.
Mary 11-11-2
Mary 11-12-2
DALTON
Elizabeth 6-
Elizabeth 6-
DALY
Blanche, Mis
Lola, Miss 5
DALZELL
John 6-6-29
infant 6-6-2
DAMERON
Bobby Eugene
Hurley 9-30-
Hurley 9-30-
29M L12
2 9M N4
1-12-29 N4
Mrs. 11-11
9M L12
9M N4
29
29
L12
N4
29 L12
17-29
18-29
L5
L5
I. H.
J. R.
J. R.
James
James
James
James
L. B.
L. B.
Minnie
6-26-2
12-15-
12-16-
10-19-
A. 12-
A. 12-
A. 12-
12-15-
12-16-
12-15
W.
W.
T,
T,
7-21-
7-22-
29
29
N2A
LIO
DAKE
DALE
Annie
H. A.
H. K.
11-10-29 N6C
Ray 1-10-29 Nl
. Mrs. 1-3-29 LB
5-13-29 L14
Jennie Mae 1-9-29M Nl
Minnie 12-16
W. A. 12-15-
W. A. 12-16-
Zorah 12-15-
Zorah 12-16-
DAMES
Alphonse F . ,
DANE
Clara 1-26-2
Guy R. 1-26-
DANFORTH
J. R. 4-21-2
J. R. 6-14-2
James B. 4-2
John 4-21-29
Joseph 10-19
Josiah F. 6-
Lee 10-17-29
Vina 7-5-29
s 5-13-29 L14
-13-29 L14
L14
9D L14
6-26-29B LIO
9C LIO
29 N3A
2 9 N2
29P L4
15-29D N3A
16-29D L6
16-29D N2
29 N3A
29 N2
-29 N3A
-29 N2
29 N3A
29 N2
29 N3A
2 9 N2
Mrs. 3-11-29 L6
9P L2
29 L2
9 L3A
9 L15
1-29 L3A
L3A
-29P L4
14-29 L15
L18
L2
985
DANFORTH (cont.)
infant 10-17-29D L18
DANIEL
Dessie 10-19-29 L4
Marjorie M. Bohart 7-13-29 LI
William C. 7-13-29M LI
DANIELS
Danny 10-5-29D LI
Ernest 8-22-29M LI
Ernest 8-23-29M Nl
Eva Becker 8-22-29 LI
Eva Becker 8-23-29 Nl
George W. 6-17-29 L5
Mary Adair 1-5-29 N12
Maude Adair 1-5-29 N12
Paulina 1-15-29D N7
DANIELSON
L. A. , Mrs. 1-23-29 N2
DARBY
Dean M. 6-3-29M L8 '
Ollie Brunner 6-3-29 L8
DARLING
A. M. 12-2-29 L12
A. M. 12-2-29 N4
Dorothy O ' Bannon 12-2-29 L12
Dorothy O ' Bannon 12-2-29 N4
John 12-2-29M L12
John 12-2-29M N4
Robert 12-2-29 L12
Robert 12-2-29 N4
DARNON
Jim, Mrs. 8-16-29 L18
DARR
Dorothy 1-26-29P L2
Lea 1-26-29P L2
DARROW
, Mrs. 1-17-29 LIO
, Prof. 7-13-29 LIO
DARTON
Ethel 2-15-29M LI
DASH
Nora 3-23-29M L6
DAUGHERTY
Anna E. Tennyson 1-22-29 Nl
Anna Tennyson 1-22-29 L3
C. C. 4-22-29D L12
Carl 1-2-29 L6
Carl 1-3-29 N12
Carl D. 1-22-29M L3
Carl D. 1-22-29M Nl
DAUGHERTY (cont.)
Charles 1-2-29 L6
Charles 1-3-29 N12
Clint 4-22-29 L12
Dan 8-4-29 N12A
Evelyn 1-2-29 L6
Evelyn 1-3-29 N12
Garfield 1-2-29D L6
Garfield 1-3-29D L8
Garfield 1-3-29D N12
George, Mrs. 4-20-29P L3
Grace Mae Nugent 12-25-29 L14
Grace Mae Nugent 12-25-29 N2
Guy 4-22-29 L12
Harlan 8-4-29 N12A
Harlin 7-25-29 N14
Horace 7-25-29 N14
Horace 8-4-29 N12A
James 1-2-29 L6
James 1-3-29 N12
Jess 4-22-29 L12
John 8-4-29 N12A
Josiah 7-25-29 N14
Josiah 8-4-29 N12A
Lodusky 8-4-29 N12A
Lula Morton 5-13-29 LIO
Mary 8-4-29 N12A
Mary Frances 1-2-29 L6
Mary Frances 1-3-29 N12
Minnie 8-4-29 N12A
Robert 8-4-29 N12A
Taylor 8-4-29 N12A
Viola 7-25-29 N14
Viola 8-4-29 N12A
Walter 8-4-29 N12A
family reunion 7-25-29 N14
family reunion 8-4-29 N12A
DAUGHTREY
E. B. 1-26-29 L2
E. B. 7-20-29 L4
Iva 1-26-29P L2
Iva 7-20-29P L4
DAVENPORT
J. C. , Mrs. 3-17-29 L2A
DAVEY
O. J., Mrs. [?] 10-12-29 L4
DAVIDSON
A. S. 5-13-29 L14
Angeline 3-3-29D L3B
B. D. 5-13-29 L14
986
DAVIDSON (cont.)
Betty 8-3-29M L4
Betty 8-3-29M N4
Betty 9-15-29E N2D
Betty B. 10-4-29M LI
Betty B. 10-5-29M Nl
George 12-29-29M NllB
Helen 8-26-29M L14
Irene Burg 12-29-29 NllB
J. A. 5-13-29 L14
James 8-3-29 L4 ^
James 8-3-29 N4
James, Mrs. 8-2-29 L16
James, Mrs. 8-3-29 Nl
Louise McNear 11-27-29 L4
Louise McNear 11-27-29 N2
Reginald O. 8-26-29 L14
Vern A. 10-19-29 L4
Volley E. 9-15-29 N2D
William, Mrs. 2-15-29 L14 ,
DAVIS
A. W. 10-19-29P L4
A. W. 3-17-29D L5C
A. W. 3-28-29P L12
Albert C. 10-4-29 N7
Albert C. 8-28-29 L14
Alfred E. 10-13-29 N2A
Alvin 7-31-29 L6
Alvin 9-12-29DV L2
Amanda M. Chaney 9-21-29 L8
Ambers L. 12-22-29 N7B
Arthur 3-14-29 L12
Arthur 7-2-29 LIO
B. F. 3-14-29 L12
Barbara Rader 12-5-29 N14
Benjamin 9-21-29M L8
Bessie M. Cumper 6-14-29 LI
Bessie M. Cumper 6-14-29 L8
Bessie Pummill 9-11-29DV L2
Blanche 3-17-29 L5C
Blanche Snow 10-3-29 L2
C. B. 3-3-29 L2B
Carl 12-27-29DV Lll
Carl 9-1-29M N3A
Carrie Blood 10-13-29 N2B
Charles 4-17-29 L4
Charles E. 10-13-29 N2A
Chrystal 4-17-29 L4
Clara Thompson 11-9-29 N2
Clifford Thompson 8-28-29E L14
DAVIS (cont.)
Clyde 10-13-29 N2A
Clyde 7-2-29D LIO
D. D. , Mrs. 11-18-29 L16
D. D.,Mrs. 11-18-29 N12
Delle Bruton 3-3-29 L2B
Dorothy Sinclair 12-18-29 L14
Doyle 7-2-29 LIO
Ed 10-19-29P L4
Edward J., Mrs. 11-21-29 L18
Edward J., Mrs. 11-22-29 N16
Ella 10-13-29 N2A
Elmer F. 10-15-29DV Lll
Fanny 1-2-29 NIO
Flora 9-10-29M Nl
Frank 10-13-29M N2B
Freeman 3-14-29 L12
French 10-13-29 N2A
Genevieve Groty 4-19-29D L12
Genevieve Groty 4-20-29D L
George W. 10-19-29 L4
Grace Irene 3-14-29 L12
Gus W. 4-24-29 L14
H. W. 12-16-29D Nl
Hallie 7-11-29 L2
Hallie 7-12-29 N14
Hampton 7-11-29 L2
Hampton 7-12-29 N14
Harlin 9-1-29D N3B
Henry J. 9-15-29 N5A
I. A. 3-3-29 L2B
Inez 12-22-29M NIA
Isaac A. 10-19-29 L4
J. C. 10-13-29D N2A
J. C. B., Mrs. 11-13-29 L8
J. C. B., Mrs. 11-14-29 L16
J. C. B. , Mrs. 11-14-29 N3
J. L. 1-16-29C L12
J. L. 12-29-29D NIA
J. L., Mrs. 12-29-29D NllB
J. T. 8-11-29 NIB
J. W. 9-15-29 N5A
Jennie 11-21-29 L18
Jennie 11-22-29 N16
Jessie 1-2-29 NIO
John H. 4-24-29 L14
Laura 10-29-29D L3
Laura 10-30-29D L14
Laura 10-30-29D N7
Lawrence 12-22-29M N7B
987
DAVIS (cont.)
Lena 4-11-29 LI
Lenora 12-27-29DV Lll
M. P. , Mrs. 4-6-29 L6
M. P. , Mrs. 4-8-29 L3
M. R. , Mrs. 4-10-29 L12
M. T. 12-18-29M L14
M. , Mrs . 10-29-29 LI 6
M. , Mrs . 10-30-29 N7
Maggie 4-24-29 L14
Mahala 4-24-29D L14
Marshall 9-7-29C Nl
Martha 4-24-29 L14
Marvin M. 10-13-29 N2A
Mary 10-2-29 L4
Mary Lee 10-15-29 Lll
Mattie 3-17-29 L5C
Maude 7-31-29 L6
Maudie 9-12-29DV L2
N. J., Mrs. 10-19-'29P L4
Nancy J. 3-3-29D L2B
Nettie 8-11-29M N2B
Newton, Mrs. 9-2-29 L14
One-Eyed 1-20-29 L12A
Ossie 11-9-29 Nl
Ossie C, Mrs. 12-18-29 L14
P. R. 10-19-29 L4
Patsy Hagaman 12-24-29 L16
Patsy Hagaman 12-25-29 N9
Pauline Jenkins 12-22-29 N7B
Pearl 3-17-29 L5C
.Pricilla Ruth 9-7-29B Nl
Raymond, Mrs. 4-19-2 9D LI 2
Risie Ellen 12-24-29M L16
Ron 3-17-29 L5C
Rosa Helen 10-15-29DV Lll
Rosie Helen 12-24-29M N12
Ruby Harrison 9-1-29 N3A
Rurel 8-11-29D NIB
S. G. 1-25-29 L16
S. G. 1-25-29 N12
S. P. , Mrs. 7-3-29 LIO
S. P. , Mrs. 7-4-29 N12
Sam E. 12-24-29M L16
Sara E. 12-25-29M N9
Sarah 4-24-29 L14
Susan H. 9-15-29 N5A
Telia Newkirk 11-22-29 N16
Telia, Mrs. 11-21-29 LIB
Thomas S. 6-14-29M LI
DAVIS (cont.)
Thomas S. 6-14-29M L8
Troy, Mrs. 1-23-29 L8
Ulis 10-13-29 N2A
Verbie J. 1-26-29 L2
William 3-17-29 L5C
William H. 1-2-29D NIO
infant 10-4-29D N7
DAWSON
A. B. 4-11-29 LI
A. B. 4-12-29 Lll
Aledene 4-16-29D L3
Arlene 4-11-29 LI
Byron Alladene 4-12-29D Lll
Byron Alledene 4-11-29D LI
David 4-11-29 LI
Joy 4-11-29 LI
Mary A. 3-15-29D L20
Pansy 4-11-29 LI
Wilma 12-27-29M L18
DAY
C. F. , Mrs. 9-3-29 L14
Fenton 1-30-29 LI
H. Clay 1-30-29 LI
H. Ward, Mrs. 2-10-29 L3C
Halcoyn 1-30-29 LI
Halcyon 1-30-29 LI
Hallie 1-30-29 LI
Hazel 1-30-29 LI
Irl 1-30-29 LI
Ivan 1-30-29 LI
J. A. 1-30-29 LI
Johanna Halverson 5-10-29 LI
Julian 1-30-29 LI
M. J. 11-10-29 N6C
Melvin, Jr. 7-20-29P L4
011a 1-30-29 LI
Robert 5-10-29M LI
Ruby 1-30-29 LI
DEAN
A. T. 7-22-29 LIO
Bertie 7-22-29 LIO
Bruce 7-22-29 LIO
Dave 6-17-29 L5
Florence 1-9-29D L12
Gordon 7-22-29 LIO
J. R. 7-22-29 LIO
James M. 7-22-29D LIO
James M. 7-23-29D L12
James M. 7-24-29D L14
988
DEAN (cont.)
James M. 7-24-29D N16
James M. 7-25-29D N2
Katherine 3-10-29M L2B
Roxie May 5-16-29DV LI
Russell 7-22-29 LIO
Thomas 5-16-29DV LI
Thomas M. 5-13-29 L14
Victoria 7-22-29 LIO
DEARDORFF
Rebecca Wells 1-3-29 LIO
DEARMOND
Francis 9-10-29 Nl
DEBOARD
Floyd 7-26-29M LI
Floyd W. 7-27-29M N4
Irene Clark 7-26-29 LI
Irene Clark 7-27-29 N4
DEBOIS
E. A. , Mrs. 6-17-29 LIO
DECKER
Clarence, Mrs. 1-13-29 L3B
DEEDS
Elzie 5-13-29 L2
James, Mrs. 10-9-29 L14
James, Mrs. 10-9-29 N2
DEFEVER
Henry S. 8-24-290 LIO
Henry S. 8-25-29D NBC
DEFRIESE
Doris 5-14-29M L6
DEGASE
Belle Randolph 10-15-29 Nl
Jap 10~15-29M Nl
DELANEY
Cordi Boyd 7-20-29P L4
Cordie Boyd 1-26-29P L2
Thomas J. 12-29-29 NlB
DELAPHAIN
Adah Myers 2-5-29 L3
DELAPLAIN
W. M. 4-1-29 LIO
DELASMIT
William 12-25-29 NIO
DELO
Beda 1-1-29 LI
Charles 1-1-29 LI
Charles B. 9-13-29DV LI
Charles S. 8-1-29DV L3
F. C. 1-2-29 NIO
DELO (cont.)
Fred 1-1-29D LI
Fred 1-2-29D L6
Fred 1-2-29D NIO
Fred 1-3-29D L8
Fred 1-3-29D N12
Ida May 1-1-29D LI
Ida May 1-2-29 NIO
J. A. 5-13-29 L14
J. C. 1-1-29 LI
J. C. 5-13-29 L14
J. H. 5-13-29 L14
John A. 1-1-29 LI
John A. 1-2-29 NIO
Vernice Leon 8-1-29DV L3
Vernice Leon Long 9-13-29DV LI
DELONG
Lilly Long 12-9-29 N6
DELP
Laura 8-26-29 L12
Laura 8-27-29 N6
Laura 8-31-29 L8
DELSHEIMER
Otto, Mrs. 5-25-29 L8
DELZELL
Etta 1-26-29P L2
G. G. 1-31-29 LI
John 6-6-29 L14
W. A. 1-31-29 LI
W. A. , Mrs. 2-25-29 L6
W. D. 1-31-29 LI
W. E. 6-18-29 L3
infant 6-6-29D L14
DEMARE
Jessie 7-12-29M L20
DEMILLE
Carl E. 11-24-29M Nl
Maude Anne Presly 11-24-29 Nl
DEMORE
Claude 1-18-29DV L
Clifford L. 1-30-29D L14
Clifford L. 1-31-29D L8
George F. 9-6-29C L20
Grace 1-30-29 L14
Grace 1-31-29 L8
Harry 1-30-29 L14
Harry 1-31-29 L8
Henry, Mrs. 3-23-29 LI
Homer 1-3 0-29 L14
Homer 1-31-29 L8
989
DEMORE (cont.)
lona 1-18-29 L
Irma 1-30-29 L14
Irma 1-31-29 L8
J. A. , Mrs. 9-15-29 N5A
James 1-30-29 L14
James 1-31-29 LB
Jessie 1-18-29DV L
Opal 1-30-29 L14
Opal 1-31-29 L8
Ralph 1-30-29 L14
Ralph 1-31-29 LB
DEMOSS
Lehman C. 11-2B-29E LIO
DENHAM
William, Mrs. 10-9-29 LI
DENMARK
Elizabeth 7-15-29 L12
Kirk 7-15-29 L12
Mary Josephine 7-15-29D L12
W. L. 7-15-29 L12
William 7-15-29 L12
DENNEY
C. T. , Mrs. 6-28-29 N7
DENNY
Ben C. 5-10-29M L6
Edna 9-27-29M L26
Forrest K. 2-23-29D LIO
Nellie Beyer 5-10-29 L6
Olive 5-10-29 L6
W. G. 5-10-29 L6
W. H. 2-23-29 LIO
W. H. 2-27-29 L14
W. H. 2-28-29 LIO
W. H. 9-27-29 L26
DENSON
J. R. , Mrs. 8-4-29 N3A
DENT
Charles L. 3-5-29C L12
Charles Odell 3-5-29B L12
H. F. 2-7-29 LIO
Mary 2-7-29 LIO
DENTON
A. A. , Mrs. 2-8-29 L17
Delia 8-30-29 L3
Ethel 8-31-29 LB
Ethel 8-31-29 N8
J. B. 3-8-29 LIO
Lee 8-31-29 LB
William 8-30-29 L3
DENTON (cont.)
William 8-31-29 L8
William 8-31-29 N8
DEPRESTE
Alice Phipps 1-6-29 L6C
Mart E. 1-6-29M L6C
DERINGTON
Tillie 1-21-29 L2
DERKS
Madeline 8-15-29M LIO
DEROULET
John Dixon 10-14-29 LI
DERRICK
Arthur Earl 9-8-29B NIB
Leah 3-31-29M LIB
William B. 9-B-29C NIB
DERRY
H. D. 3-8-29 LIO
DESHERELY
Edith 1-6-29M L6C
DEVANS
Milton 11-15-29D Lll
DEVIN
Ezra T. 8-12-29 L12
Frances 8-10-29M Nl
Frances Pickett 8-12-29M L12
DEWEIN
Inoa Strasburger 7-2-29 N3
Zona 7-7-29 N12B
lona Strasburger 7-2-29 L12
Zona Strasburger 7-3-29 N5
lona Strasburger 7-8-29 L12
lona Strasburger 7-8-29 N9
DEWETT
Bertha 12-25-29M N9
DEWHURST
Abigail Elizabeth 10-19-29P L
Mary Agnes 10-19-29P L4
Robert 4-20-29P L3
DEWITT
Eldon Loren 10-1-29B L16
Elton Warren 10-1-29B L16
Oran H. 10-1-29C L16
Sherman 2-6-29M L4
Violet Anderson 2-6-29 L4
DEYARMAN
J. H. 11-28-29 L8
J. H. 11-28-29 N12
DIAL
Velma 12-23-29 N2
990
DIAL (cont.)
Velma 12-24-29 N2
Verna Irwin 12-23-29 L12
Wilma 12-22-29 NIOA
DICKENS
Clinton 12-16-29 L6
Clinton 12-17-29 N2
Elizabeth 12-16-29D L6
Elizabeth 12-17-29 L9
Elizabeth 12-17-29D N2
Elizabeth 12-30-29P L12
Elizabeth Scott 12-16-29D L6
Elizabeth Scott 12-17-29D N2
Elizabeth Scott 12-18-29D N3
Elmer 7-8-29M LI
Elmer 7-9-29M LI
Eunice Jones 7-8-29 LI
Eunice Jones 7-9-29 LI
J. S. 12-16-29 L6
J. S. 12-17-29 ^2
Joseph 12-17-29 L9
Joseph 12-18-29 N3
Lillie 12-16-29 L6
Lillie 12-17-29 N2
Louis, Mrs. 12-16-29D L6
Louis, Mrs. 12-17-29D N2
Nellie 6-10-29M LI
W. E. 12-16-29 L6
W. E. 12-17-29 N2
DICKENSHEET
Lula Becker 2-9-29 L6
DICKERSON
Effie 12-13-29M L3
Effie 12-14-29M Nl
Leon E. 7-20-29P L4
Sam A. 9-27-29D L19
Sam A. 9-28-29D L8
DICKEY
Charles W. 7-2-29 L12
Charles W. 7-3-29 N5
Ella 7-2-29 L12
Ella 7-3-29 N5
Ruth 6-11-29M L6
Sam, Mrs. 7-2-29D L12
Sam, Mrs. 7-3-29D N5
Virginia 6-11-29 L6
DICKINSON
Berry 4-21-29M L2C
Loreta Hays 4-21-29 L2C
DICKSON
John W. 1-26-2 9P L2
Martha 1-26-29 L2
DIECK
Alvinna Lehn 7-7-29 N2A
DIEL
Hazel Tippin 11-1-29 L24
Hazel Tippin 11-1-29 N14
Hazel Tippin 11-2-29 L12
Hazel Tippin 11-2-29 N6
Hazel Tippin 11-3-29 N14A
J. M. 10-31-29D L2
J. M. 11-1-29D L24
J. M. 11-1-29D N14
J. M. 11-2-29D L12
J. M. 11-2-29D N6
DIEMER
B. J. 7-20-29 L4
Ben J. 7-2-29 L3
Charles J. 7-2-29P L3
Charles J. 7-20-29P L4
Charles J. 7-3-29P N3
Ethel 7-2-29 L3
Gene G. 7-2-29 L3
Gene G. 7-24-29DV L14
Gene G. 7-25-29DV L2
Gene G. 7-25-29DV N14
Harry 7-2-29 L3
Helen Hilt 7-24-29DV L14
Helen Hilt 7-25-29DV L2
Helen Hilt 7-25-29DV N14
Ida Marks 10-9-29 L14
Ida Marks 10-9-29 N2
Sarah Isabell 7-2-29 L3
DIEMER THEATER
article about 12-31-29 L14
DIETERMAN
Beatrice Laker 10-19-29 LIO
Joseph 1-26-29P L2
Joseph 10-19-29M LIO
Joseph 7-20-29P L4
Joseph W. 10-19-29 LIO
Marie 1-26-29 L2
Marie 7-20-29 L4
DIETRICH
George McDaniel 1-26-29P L2
Nancy 1-26-29P L2
DIFFENDERFER
Mabel, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
991
DIFFENDERFFER
D. R. , Mrs. 5-7-29D L12
D. R., Mrs. 5-8-29D L12
Harry 5-7-29 L12
John 5-7-29 L12
Margaret 5-7-29D L12
Margaret Emily 5-7-29D L12
Margaret Emily 5-8-29D L12
Mary 5-7-29 L12
W. I. 5-7-29 L12
DIGGINS
Doris 1-26-29 L2
Doris 7-20-29 L4
DIGMAN
Mabel Richardson 11-24-29 N13A
DILLARD
Alice 6-13-29 LI
Benjamin A. 3-19-29D L14
Charles 6-13-29 LI
Clay C. 10-30-29 L3'
Dan 3-19-29 L14
Dora A. 3-19-29 L14
Elizabeth 3-19-29 L14
Fanny 3-19-29 L14
Frank A., Mrs. 12-24-29 LI
Frank, Mrs. 12-30-29 L8
Frank, Mrs. 12-30-29 Nl
Frank, Mrs. 12-31-29 N6
Marguerite 11-18-29M L4
Margurite 11-19-29M N7
Mary 6-13-29 L18
Mary C. 12-9-29 L3
Mary Margaret 3-19-29 L14
Mary Turner 6-13-29 LI
Mary Turner 6-18-29 L5
Tom 3-19-29 L14
William 3-19-29 L14
Winfield, Mrs. 3-19-29 L14
DILLDAY
Clayburn 1-14-29 LIO
Clayburn 1-15-29 N7
Daisy 1-14-29 LIO
Daisy 1-15-29 N7
Emery 1-14-29 LIO
Emery 1-15-29 N7
Ethel 1-14-29 LIO
Ethel 1-15-29 N7
Flossie J. 1-14-29 LIO
Flossie J. 1-15-29 N7
Joe 1-14-29 LIO
DILLDAY (cont.)
Joe 1-15-29 N7
DILLEN
W. 0. , Mrs. 6-17-29 LIO
DILLEY
Elsie Hansen 11-18-29 L16
DILLION
William 4-4-29D LIO
DILLON
Daniel 12-27-29 LIO
Daniel, Mrs. 12-27-29D LIO
Daniel, Mrs. 12-27-29D N3
Daniel, Mrs. 12-28-29D N12
Elmer 9-1-29C N3B
Fate 4-2-29 L14
Faye Bestoldie 11-30-29 Nl
Helen 12-27-29 N3
Ira A. 11-30-29M Nl
Joan 9-1-29B N3B
John 12-27-29 LIO
John 12-27-29 N3
John 12-28-29 N12
Pat 12-27-29 LIO
Pat 12-27-29 N3
Pat 12-28-29 N12
William N. R. 4-2-29D L14
DINGDELL
Glenn, Mrs. 7-14-29 N2A
DINGELDEIN
Dorothea M. 10-19-29P L4
Edward S. 10-19-29P L4
Ida A. 10-19-29 L4
Josephine E. 10-19-29P L4
DINGER
E. E. 4-20-29P L3
DIPPLE
Joe 3-17-29 L3C
DIRTH
Floyd J. 8-5-29 N3
Frank J. 8-5-29 L12
George P. 8-5-29 L12
George P. 8-5-29 N3
George W. 8-5-29D L12
George W. 8-5-29D N3
George W. 8-6-29D N2
Mary 8-5-29 L12
Mary 8-5-29 N3
Perry 8-5-29 L12
Perry 8-5-29 N3
992
DISCHER
Dolores 2-16-29M LI
DISHMAN
A. A. 2-18-29C L8
Hellen 2-20-29 Lll
Henry, Mrs. 1-17-29 LIO
Ira D. 10-19-29 L4
Ira D. 4-20-29 L3
J. R. , Mrs. 6-8-29 L8
Jessie Leroy 2-18-29B L8
Laura Marie 1-10-29 N4
Verna M. 1-10-29 N4
DITTNER
Elsie 8-31-29 L8
Elsie 8-31-29 N8
Minnie 8-31-29 L8
DITTO
Henry R. 10-25-29D L14
Henry R. 10-26-29D L8
Henry R. 10-26-29D N2
DIVAN
Elza E. 3-3-29 L6B
Jessie Mae Gladden 3-3-29 L6B
Jessie May Gladden 3-31-29DV L2B
Jessie May Gladden 5-16-29DV LI
Orin E. 3-3-29M L6B
Orin E. 3-31-29DV L2B
Orin E. 5-16-29DV LI
DIXON
Rainey 7-18-29 N2
A. H. 9-16-29D L14
A. H. 9-16-29D N12
Alice Ray 7-3-29 N5
Alice Wray 3-29-29 L20
C. W. , Mrs. 7-17-29 L3
C. W. , Mrs . 7-17-29 Nl
E. H. 9-16-29 L14
E. H. 9-16-29 N12
Esther Alexander 2-17-29 L3C
F. A. 9-16-29 L14
F. A. 9-16-29 N12
F. J. 9-16-29 L14
F. J. 9-16-29 N12
F. R. , Mrs. 9-16-29 L14
F. R. , Mrs. 9-16-29 N12
Fannie Belle 7-25-29D N6
Francis 9-16-29 L14
Francis 9-16-29 N12
Fred 9-16-29 L14
Fred 9-16-29 N12
DIXON (cont.)
Harry 9-16-29 L14
Harry 9-16-29 N12
Herbert 2-17-29M L3C
Homer 9-16-29 L14
Homer 9-16-29 N12
J. B. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
J. D. 8-1-29 LIO
J. D. 8-1-29 NIO
J. H. 7-25-29 N6
James 9-16-29 L14
James 9-16-29 N12
Joseph 11-18-29M L4
Joseph 11-19-29M N7
Joseph P. 7-7-29 N5B
Lelia Haddox 11-18-29 L4
Lelia Haddox 11-19-29 N7
Lloyd 9-16-29 L14
Lloyd 9-16-29 N12
Minnie Fowler 11-7-29 L14
Minnie Fowler 11-7-29 N2
O. T. , Mrs. 11-8-29 L8
O. T. , Mrs. 11-8-29 N16
Ralph 9-16-29 L14
Ralph 9-16-29 N12
Wilma Lee 9-16-29 L14
Wilma Lee 9-16-29 N12
DOBBINS
Allen 11-3-29M NIB
Velma Wallace 11-3-29 NIB
DOBBS
Minerva J. Young 3-3-29 L6B
William W. 3-3-29M L6B
DOBSON
Vada 5-4-29M LI
DODD
Ina 4-21-29 LlC
Laura B. 11-19-29DV N4
Mary 7-30-29 N12
Nancy [?] Case 11-16-29 L4
William 11-19-29DV N4
DODDS
Donald 3-2-29M L3
Florence Burch 3-2-29 L3
R. H. 3-2-29 L3
DODGE
Egbertine 4-24-29 L16
Frank J. 4-5-29D LIO
Frank S. 1-26-29P L2
J. C. 4-24-29 L16
993
DODGE (cont.)
Sallie Brown 4-24-29 L16
DODSON
9-23-29D N8
Bertha F. Mills 9-19-29 Nl
Christine Bostic 3-26-29 L6
John M., Mrs. 9-19-29 L2
Leonard 3-26-29M L6
William D. 3-26-29 L6
DOLE
Vivien Dorothy 4-20-29P L3
Walter S. 4-20-29 L3
DOLING
Ann Irene 6-25-29 L6
Fannie Campbell 6-18-29 L5
James M. 6-25-29 L6
Margaret Lee 6-25-29M L6
R. S. 11-7-29 L12
Ralph 6-25-29 L6
Robert L. 11-7-29 ■L12
Robert Lee 6-25-29 L6
DOLLIN
Alma Griffin 4-3-29 LB
DOLLISON
Anna Toothman 1-26-29 L2
Grundy 10-26-29 L6
J. D. , Mrs. 5-7-29 L14
James 3-7-29 L14
James 4-21-29 L3A
DOMBROSKI
Sophia 11-17-29M N2C
DONAHOO
Forest L. 2-20-29M LI
Ruth Gamer 2-20-29 LI
DONLAVEY
D. G. , Mrs. 1-27-29D L3C
DONLAVY
Jack, Mrs. 1-21-29D LI
DONLEY
Ada Cantrell 1-14-29 LIO
Ada Cantrell 1-15-29 N7
DONNELL
Elizabeth Baxter 3-29-29 LI
L. M. 3-29-29M LI
DOOLEY
Ezra 1-3-29M Nl
Margaretta Weisbrad 1-3-29 Nl
DORAN
James, Mrs. 5-20-29 LIO
DOSS
Anna 10-30-29 L3
Bonnie 10-30-29 L3
Claude 10-30-29 L3
Herschel 10-30-29 L3
Hershel 12-15-29 N3A
Lucy 10-30-29 L3
Mary Burkhead 10-30-29 L3
Myrtle B. 4-20-29 L3
T. L. 10-30-29 L3
William 10-30-29 L3
DOTSON
Thomas D. 9-17-29P N2
DOTY
C. C. , Mrs. 11-27-29 L4
Charles C. 12-23-29D L12
Charles C. 12-23-29D N2
G. W. , Mrs. 1-8-29 LIO
G. W. , Mrs. 1-9-29 N5
George W. 12-23-29 L12
George W. 12-23-29 N2
M. W. 12-23-29 L12
M. W. 12-23-29 N2
Ola 12-23-29 L12
Ola 12-23-29 N2
Ralph Elliott 12-23-29 L12
V. H. 12-23-29 L12
V. H. 12-23-29 N2
DOUGLAS
Annis 3-19-29 L14
Champ C. 11-3-2 9M NIB
Edward 3-19-29 L14
Myrtle L. Cooper 11-3-29 NIB
Ruth 12-22-29M N7B
Vera 12-9-29M L14
Vera 12-9-29M Nl
Verda Lucile 8-11-29M N3B
Verda Lucille 8-16-29M L7
DOUGLASS
Orin J. 12-22-29 N7B
DOW
Alma 6-29-29 N5
Ira W. 6-29-29 N5
DOWDY
Richard L. 2-17-29M LlC
Sallie W. Heriden 2-17-29 Ll(
DOWEL
Brown 8-4-29 N12A
DOWELL
Marguerite 9-17-29M Nl
994
DOWNING
Bertha 5-31-29 L20
DRAKE
Bobby Hershel 10-19-29B L12
D. H. 10-19-29C L12
Lloyd R. 12-16-29 L15
DRAYDEN
J. 11-10-29 N6C
DRENNAN
Artelia I. Strafford 1-9-29D N5
Artelia Isabella 1-10-29D Nl
Artelia Isabelle 1-8-29D LIO
Artelia Isabelle 1-9-29D L8
Artelia Isabelle 1-9-29D N5
Artelia Strafford 1-8-29D LIO
J. W. 1-13-29 L12B
John, Mrs. 1-8-29 LIO
John, Mrs. 1-9-29D N5
Lucille 1-13-29 L12B
Lucille 1-8-29 LIO
Lucille 1-9-29 N5
Samuel 1-8-29 LIO
Samuel 1-9-2 9 N5
DRON
Mary Cass 11-28-29 L8
Mary Cass 11-28-29 N12
Mary Cass 11-29-29 N3
DRUMM
Charles, Mrs. 2-5-29 LIO
DRUMRIGHT
Mary Catherine 8-24-29M LI
DRURY
F. W. 10-5-29M Nl
Helen Mitchell 10-5-29 Nl
Samuel F. 6-11-29 L12
DRURY COLLEGE
began operation 6-14-29 L15
founding of 12-15-29 N12A
founding of 5-17-29 L20
some graduates 8-25-29 NIC
DRUSSA
Hildred 7-20-29P L4
Katheryn 7-20-29P L4
Margaret Marie 10-19-29P L4
DRYDEN
Harry L. 10-19-29P L4
W. S. , Mrs. 10-20-29 NIC
DUBBS
Hazel Snider 7-27-29D N8
DUBOIS
E. A. , Mrs. 6-17-29 LIO
Edwin A. 5-28-29C L3
Edwin Ainsworth 5-28-29B L3
DUCKWORTH
Martha Davis 4-24-29 L14
DUGAN
J. W. , Mrs. 3-18-29 L8
DUKE
Charles 7-22-29 LIO
Charles 7-22-29 N9
Charles E., Mrs. 7-14-29D NSC
Charles E., Mrs. 7-15-29D L12
Charles F., Mrs. 7-16-29D N5
Clementine Williamson 11-25-29 L
Stella E. 7-14-29D N8C
Stella E. 7-15-29D L12
Stella E. 7-16-29D N5
DULIN
Amiel 12-18-29 L12
Amiel 12-19-29 N2
Edwin 12-18-29 L12
Edwin 12-19-29 N2
Erma 12-18-29 L12
Erma 12-19-29 N2
Ethel 12-18-29 L12
Ethel 12-19-29 N2
Irene 12-18-29 L12
Irene 12-19-29 N2
Lena 12-18-29D L12
Lena 12-19-29D L14
Lena 12-20-29D N8
Lena Meissbach 12-18-29D L12
Lena Meissbach 12-19-29D N2
Lorenzo, Mrs. 12-18-29D L12
Lorenzo, Mrs. 12-19-29D N2
Wilma C. 1-26-29P L2
DULLIN
Alma Griffin 4-3-29 L8
DUMARS
Charles R. 4-1-29 LIO
Horace 4-1-29 LIO
James 4-1-29 LIO
DUMMIT
L. C. 1-20-29C L3B
DUN
James 4-5-29 L22
R. G. 4-5-29 L22
family 4-5-29 L22
995
DUNCAN
B. , Mrs. 4-23-29 L12
Daniel R. 10-20-29M NIA
Ethel Patton 10-20-29 NIA
J. H. 6-24-29 L12
John H. 4-4-29 L
Louise Ayres 1-8-29 N4
DUNDAS
Ben 7-16-29 N5
Frank 7-16-29 N5
W. T. 7-16-29 N5
William, Mrs. 7-16-29 N5
William, Mrs. 7-17-29 L12
DUNHAM
Bert 11-9-29 L8
Bert 11-9-29 N2
Charles M. 11-9-29 LB
Charles M. 11-9-29 N2
D. D. 11-9-29 LB
D. D. 11-9-29 N2 '
James, Mrs. 1-13-29D L3B
James, Mrs. 1-6-29D LBA
Josie 11-9-29 LB
Josie 11-9-29 N2
Mary E. 11-10-29D N2A
Mary E. 11-9-29D LB
Mary E. 11-9-29D N2
Mattie A. 1-6-29D LBA
Mattie A. Webber 1-6-29D LBA
Rose 11-9-29 N2
Roy, Mrs. 1-16-29 L12
DUNLAP
Beulah Marie 7-27-29D LB
DUNLAVEY
Francis 7-7-29 N2A
Joe 7-7-29 N2A
DUNLOP
D. A. , Mrs. 6-4-29 L14
DUNN
Annie 11-13-29D LB
Annie 11-14-29D L16
Annie 11-14-29D N3
Annie 11-15-29D N16
Darrell 3-2-29 LID
Darrell Jean 2-11-29D L12
E. 11-13-29 LB
E. 11-14-29 L16
E. 11-14-29 N3
Harold Dean 3-2-29D LID
Herbert 3-2-29 LIO
DUNN (cont.)
Ida 11-13-29 LB
Ida 11-14-29 L16
Ida 11-14-29 N3
Inez Davis 12-22-29 NIA
John L. 12-22-29M NIA
L. S. 11-13-29 LB
L. S. 11-14-29 L16
L. S. 11-14-29 N3
Mary J. 10-19-29P L4
Mary Jane 4-20-29P L3
Raymond 2-11-29 L12
Raymond 3-2-29 LIO
William 3-2-29 LIO
DUNNCHAY
George 11-26-29D LI
DUNNEGAN
John 11-12-29 L5
T. H. B. 11-12-29 L5
DUNPHY
Dell 7-20-29 L4
DUPRE
Felix 4-5-29M LB
Ivon Holstine 4-5-29 LB
DUPREE
Angus 9-23-29D LIO
Angus 9-23-29D NIO
Angus 9-24-29D L5
Angus 9-24-29D N2
Angus 9-25-29D N9
Angus 9-2B-29D LB
Angus 9-28-29D N14
Floyd 1-18-29DV L
Floyd 1-20 -2 9M LIB
Joseph 9-28-29 LB
Joseph 9-2B-29 N14
Louise Pitts 1-20-29 LIB
Magnolia G. 1-18-29DV L
DURE IN
Leo 6-10-29M LI
Nellie Dickens 6-10-29 LI
DUREN
Jess 11-1B-29M L4
Jess 11-19-29M N7
Lola Hicks 11-18-29 L4
Lola Hicks 11-19-29 N7
DURFEE
Ben 11-14-29 LIB
Ben 11-30-29 LIO
Benita 11-14-29E LIB
996
DURFEE (cont.)
Benita 11-30-29M LIO
DURGAN
George R., Mrs. 8-3-29 L2
George R., Mrs. 8-4-29 NBA
DURHAM
Bessie 1-26-29 L2
Bessie 7-20-29 L4
R. 11-10-29 N6C
Sidney C. 1-26-29P L2
Sidney C. 7-20-29P L4
DURNELL
Glenna 1-11-29DV LI
Glenna 1-18-29DV L
Homer 1-11-29DV LI
Homer 1-18-29DV L
John Robert 1-11-29 LI
John Robert 1-18-29 L
DURNHAM
Belle 2-22-29 L16
DURST
Eva 7-20-29 L4
H. D. 1-26-29 L2
Harry D. 4-20-29 L3
Harry D. 5-13-29 L14
Harry D. 7-20-29 L4
Robert D. 10-19-29 L4
DUTTON
Harvey J. 1-26-2 9P L2
Mary Esther Aron 7-20-29P L4
DUVALL
T. W. 1-3-29 Nl
DWYER
J. T., Mrs. 11-29-29 L24
J. T. , Mrs. 11-29-29 N12
DYE
Clarence C. 7-19-29 L5
Evelyn Monger 4-11-29 L2
George W. 4-11-29M L2
J. Albert 7-19-29 L5
Matthew 10-17-29D LI
Matthew, Mrs. 10-18-29D L8
Matthew, Mrs. 10-18-29D N5
Matthew, Mrs. 10-19-29D N3
Thomas 4-11-29 L2
W. R. 7-19-29A L5
DYER
Frank 5-13-29 L14
James, Mrs. 12-2 9-29 N6B
W. T. • 2-11-29D L12
DYKE
James H. 4-20-29P L3
Mary T. 4-20-29 L3
DYSART
F. M. , Mrs. 5-16-29 L2
Helen Finley 2-20-29 L4
William 2-20-29B L4
William A. 1-26-29 L2
William Dula 2-20-29C L4
EADS
Fred 7-12-29M L6
Ruth Walton 7-12-29 L6
W. C. 7-12-29 L6
EARLY
Hyacinth 3-4-29 L16
EARNEST
Alice 7-6-29D L8
Carl 7-2-29 L12
Carl 7-2-29 N3
Carl 7-3-29 LIO
Carl 7-3-29 N5
Carl 7-4-29 N12
Florence 7-13-29D LB
Florence 7-13-29D N13
Florence 7-2-29D L12
Florence 7-2-29D N3
Florence 7-3-29D LIO
Florence 7-3-29D N5
Florence 7-4-29D N12
Florence 7-6-290 N2
Florence 7-7-29D N2A
Hal 7-2-29 L12
Hal 7-2-29 N3
Hal 7-3-29 LIO
Hal 7-3-29 N5
Hal 7-4-29 N12
James 7-2-29 L12
James 7-2-29 N3
James 7-3-29 LIO
James 7-3-2 9 N5
James 7-4-29 N12
Joseph 7-2-29 L12
Joseph 7-2-29 N3
Joseph 7-3-29 LIO
Joseph 7-3-29 N5
Joseph 7-4-29 N12
W. A. 7-13-29 L8
W. A. 7-13-29 N13
W. C. 7-2-29 L12
W. C. 7-2-29 N3
997
EARNEST (cont.)
W. C. 7-3-29 LIO
W. C. 7-3-29 N5
W. C. 7-4-29 N12
William A., Mrs. 7-2-29D L12
William A., Mrs. 7-2-29D N3
William A., Mrs. 7-3-29D N5
EASLEY
James B. 10-17-29D L18
James B. 10-17-29D N8
James B. 10-18-29D N7
Mary 10-17-29 LIB
Mary L. 10-17-29 NO
William R. 10-17-29 LIB
William R. 10-17-29 N8
EASSON
Sarah M. 1-15-29D N7
William, Mrs. 1-15-29D N7
EASTBURN
Antoinette 10-29-29 ■L12
Antoinette 10-30-29 LB
Antoinette 10-30-29 N2
Baxter 10-29-29 L12
Baxter 10-30-29 LB
Baxter 10-30-29 N2
EASTERDAY
Pauline 7-8-29M LI
Pauline 7-9-29M LI
EASTERLY
W. M. , Mrs. 5-1B-29 LI
EASTERN
Frank, Mrs. 2-13-29 LIO
EATON
B. Frank 10-14-29 L15
B. Frank 10-15-29 N4
Charles L. 2-12-29 L16
Grace 10-14-29M L15
Grace 10-15-29M N4
EBBINGS
Bernice Wolfe 10-10-29 L12
Ernest J. 10-10-29M L12
EBBS
Bert 9-9-29 L4
Margaret 9-9-29D L4
EBLEN
Amos 5-1-29 L12
James 5-1-29 L12
Lem 5-1-29 L12
Robert 5-1-29 L12
ECHOMS
Mary Kate Boyd 6-25-29 L12
Nancy Lee 6-25-29B L12
Silas 6-25-29C L12
ECKERT
Jack, Mrs. 1-3-29 L9
Jack, Mrs. 1-3-29 Nil
ECKLES
Alice Williams 1-17-29 N5
Edward 1-17-29 N5
Fay 1-17-29D LIO
Fay Albert 1-17-29D N5
James 1-17-29D LIO
James Edward 1-17-29D N5
Roy 1-17-29 N5
EDDE
W. J. , Mrs. 1-9-29 N5
EDDIE
W. J. , Mrs. 1-8-29 LIO
EDDINGER
, Mrs. 1-17-29 LIO
EDDINGS
Beulah 10-19-29P L4
Ernest J. 9-13-29DV LI
Esther 1-17-29 N3
Ina I. 9-13-29DV LI
Luther 10-19-29P L4
Maggie 1-17-29 N3
Rachel 10-17-29M Nl
EDEL
A. H. , Mrs. 4-24-29 L14
EDELEN
Alfred 4-18-29DV L2
Frieda 4-18-29DV L2
EDELIN
Alfred 9-13-29DV LI
Freda 9-13-29DV LI
EDEN
Myrtle 2-16-29M LI
R. L. 2-17-29 L3C
EDGE
Helen Virginia 9-15-29M NIC
EDGERTON
Helen Mary 7-13-29M LI
EDISON
Charles Roland 1-18-29 L
Omer 1-1B-29DV L
Ruby 1-18-29DV L
EDITORS
of local papers 3-8-29 LIO
998
EDLEN
Joe L. 5-1-29D L12
EDMONDS
Dorothy Gruen 7-24-29 L8
Dorothy Gruen 7-24-29 Nl
Dorothy Gruen 7-25-29 Nl
Henry J. 7-24-29M L8
Henry J. 7-24-29M Nl
Henry J. 7-25-29M Nl
K. M. , Mrs. 3-5-29 L12
EDMONDSON
Emma 1-26-29P L2
Hope 8-26-29 N2
John 1-26-29P L2
Mollie Freeman 8-24-29 L4
P. H. 8-26-29 N2
Sam, Mrs. 3-22-29 L2
W. E. 8-26-29 N2
Walter, Mrs. 4-13-29 L6
EDMONSON
Emma 4-20-29PL3
EDUCATIONIST
a Spfd newspaper 6-11-29 L12
EDWARDS
Agnes Millsap 1-13-29 L7B
Grace A. 5-17-29DV LI
Harry G. 1-13-29M L7B
Jessie Sheppard 9-10-29 Nl
John E. 5-17-29DV LI
Louisa F. 7-20-29P L4
Louise F. 1-26-29P L2
Margarrethia 1-14-29M LIO
Margarrethia 1-15-29M N7
Minnie Alice 6-10-29D L12
Opal Rook 11-13-29 N3
P. H. 6-14-29 L15
Ruby 10-30-29M LI
Ruby 10-31-2 9M Nl
Thomas W., Mrs. 1-13-29 L7B
Wade 9-10-29M Nl
EFFINGER
Oris 12-9-29 NIC
EGDAHL
C. O. , Mrs. 12-26-29 L8
Clarence, Mrs. 10-13-29 NIB
Clarence, Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
Clarence, Mrs. 10-14-29 N12
EGGERS
David F. 10-1-29D L16
David F. 10-1-29D N2
EGGERS (cont.)
Elmer F. 10-1-29 L16
Elmer F. 10-1-29 N2
Ida 10-1-29 L16
Ida 10-1-29 N2
L. 10-1-29 L16
L. 10-1-29 N2
Marion C. 10-1-29 L16
Marion C. 10-1-29 N2
Roy E. 10-1-29 N2
Roy F. 10-1-29 L16
Willis A. 10-1-29 L16
Willis A. 10-1-29 N2
EICK
Oscar, Mrs. 3-19-29 L14
Oscar, Mrs. 3-20-29 LIO
EICKHOFF
Leonard O. 7-4-29M Nl
Mary Mabel Lilson 7-4-29 Nl
EIDSON
Bertha Nations 10-22-29 L20
Bertha Nations 10-22-29 N7
EISEMEYER
Ernest C. 4-18-29DV L2
Mary V. 4-18-29DV L2
EISENMAYER
A. J. , Mrs. 2-4-29 LI
A. J. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
A. J. , Mrs. 6-6-29 L14
EKLUND
Christine Swenson 2-12-29 L3
Edward 2-12-29 L3
John 2-12-29D L3
ELANER
J. F. 9-5-29 N12
ELBON
Alberta 1-6-29M LlC
ELDER
Lucinda Buster 3-13-29 LIO
ELDRED
William, Mrs. 11-22-29 L9
William, Mrs. 11-22-29 N16
ELECTRICAL PLANT
first in Spfd 8-11-29 NIB
ELECTRICITY
first in Spfd 10-19-29 L6
history in Spfd 10-19-29 L6
ELKINS
Stephen B. 7-31-29 L16
999
ELLEDGE
Fred 6-28-29D Nl
ELLETT
Frank B. 8-13-29 L14
Ruth 8-13-29M L14
ELLIFF
Ben H. 8-21-29D N8
J. L. 8-21-29 N8
ELLINGSWORTH
Delbert 4-25-29 L12
Leon 4-25-29D L12
ELLIOTT
Dema 8-28-29 N3
J. 0. 8-28-29 N3
Jessie L. 5-7-29 L7
M. H. 8-28-29 N3
Minnie 10-8-29 L16
Minnie 10-8-29 N7
0. D. 8-28-29 N3
Ralph 12-23-29 L12 '
Ralph 12-23-29 N2
Susannah 8-28-29D N3
ELLIS
Bob 11-10-29 N2C
C. A. 10-12-29 L4
C. A. 10-12-29 N2
C. A. 10-13-29 N13A
C. A. 8-26-29 L12
C. A. 8-27-29 N6
Cora Reynolds 5-27-29 LIO
E. D. 4-25-29 L12
Eliza A. 10-2-29 L4
Elizabeth T. 8-26-29D L12
Elizabeth T. 8-27-29D N6
Fred Mills 5-31-29 L2
Gordon 5-31-29M L2
Harrison 8-7-29 L16
J. A. 10-12-29 L4
J. A. 10-12-29 N2
J. A. 10-13-29 N13A
J. A. 8-26-29 L12
J. A. 8-27-29 N6
J. B. 10-12-29D L4
J. B. 10-12-29D N2
J. B. , Mrs. 8-26-29D L12
J. B. , Mrs. 8-27-29D N6
James H. 1-26-29P L2
John B. 10-12-29D L12
John B. 10-13-29D N13A
Loren 8-7-29 L16
ELLIS (cont.)
M. V. , Mrs. 8-15-29 LI
M. V. , Mrs. 8-16-29 L18
Maud 10-12-29 L4
Maud 10-12-29 N2
Maude 10-13-29 N13A
Maude 8-27-29 N6
Myrtle Summers 8-20-29 L14
Myrtle Summers 8-21-29 N8
R. J. 10-2-29 L4
R. T. 7-15-29 L3
Russell B. 10-26-29M LI
Russell B. 10-27-29M NIB
T. H. 10-12-29 L4
T. H. 10-12-29 N2
T. H. 10-13-29 N13A
T. H. 8-26-29 L12
T. H. 8-27-29 N6
W. E. 11-10-29 N2C
W. P. 10-12-29 L4
W. P. 10-12-29 N2
W. P. 10-13-29 N13A
W. P. 8-26-29 L12
W. P. 8-27-29 N6
Wanda Beck 10-26-29 LI
Wanda Beck 10-27-29 NIB
William Z. 10-2-29 L4
family reunion 11-10-29 N2C
ELLISON
Cora 4-25-29 Ll5
Edward 4-25-29 Ll5
Irma 4-25-29 L15
Martha Elizabeth 1-26-29P L2
Martha Elizabeth 7-20-29P L4
William R. 1-26-29P L2
ELLSWORTH
Ephraim Elmer 7-2-29 L14
ELROD
Ellen 1-21-29M NIO
ELSEY
G. E. , Mrs. 1-4-2 9 N5
ELSON
B. F. 8-20-29 L14
B. F. 8-20-29 N6
Homer Glenn 1-26-29P L2
J. C. 8-20-29 L14
J. C. 8-20-29 N6
J. C. 8-27-29 N4
Lawrence 1-26-29P L2
Mary B. 8-20-29D L14
1000
ELSON (cont.)
Mary B. 8-20-2 9DN6
Mary B. 8-27-29P N4
Mary B. Jones 8-20-29D L14
Mary B. Jones 8-20-29D N6
Mary Eleanor 1-26-29P L2
W. S. 1-26-29 L2
W. S. 8.-20-29 L14
W. S. 8-20-29 N6
W. S. 8-27-29 N4
EMERSON
S. Bruce, Mrs. 1-13-29 L7B
Wallace, Mrs. 4-2-29 L14
EMERY
A. W. 5-13-29 L14
Ada B. 9-1-29M N3A
EMHOFF
Floyd 4-24-29M LI
Love Lisenby 4-24-29 LI
EMIG
John P. 7-17-29 L12
John P. 7-18-29 N2
EMMERTON
Amanda Conn 2-13-29 LIO
ENDICOTT
Lawrence, Mrs. 9-30-29 LIO
Lawrence, Mrs. 9-30-29 N3
Pearl Jackson 8-14-29 L14
Pearl Whitehead 8-15-29 N2
ENELL
Evelyn Miller 6-20-29 L6
George E. 6-20-2 9M L6
ENGELKING
Octa Losey 11-9-29 L8
ENGLAND
Florence Pullar 9-30-29 L
Ira 10-25-29 L14
Ira 10-25-29 N6
J. E. 10-25-29D L14
J. E. 10-25-29D N6
J. E. 10-26-29D L8
J. E. 10-26-29D N2
Mary 9-15-29 NSC
Maude 10-25-29 L14
Maude 10-25-29 N6
Maude 5-10-29 LIO
Will 10-25-29 L14
Will 10-25-29 N6
ENGLE
Isaac 1-18-29DV L
ENGLE (cont.)
Isaac 1-19-29DV N14
Ollie D. 1-18-29DV L
Ollie D. 1-19-29DV N14
ENGLEKING
Octa Losey 11-10-29 N2A
ENGLEMAN
Billy 1-13-29B L9B
W. A. 1-13-29C L9B
ENGLISH
, Mrs. 2-4-29 LIO
Beulah M. 1-15-29 L12
Buelah M. 1-15-29 N7
Hazel B. 7-27-29 L8
John Jacob 7-27-29D L8
John Jacob 7-28-29D NBC
John Jacob 7-29 -2 9D N3
John W. 7-27-29 L8
Joseph H. 1-15-29D L12
Joseph H. 1-15-29D N7
Mary B. 7-27-29 L8
Mary B. 7-28-29 N3C
Mary B. 7-29-29 N3
Nell E. 7-27-29 L8
ENNIS
E. E. , Mrs. 1-7-29 L12
E. E. , Mrs. 1-7-29 Nl
ENSTEY
Charles W. 1-15-29D N7
EPPERSON
George S. 8-8-29DV N3
George S. 9-12-29DV L2
Gussie 10-20-29M NIA
Lettie 8-8-29DV N3
Lottie 9-12-29DV L2
EPPS
, Mrs. 1-6-29D L6C
H. N. 1-16-29 L12
Margaret 1-16-29 L12
ERBENTRUTH
Harry 12-22-29 NIOA
Herman 12-23-29 L12
Herman 12-23-29 N2
Herman 12-24-29 N2
Letha 12-23-29 L12
Lillian 12-23-29 L12
Lillian 12-23-29 N2
Lillian 12-24-29 N2
ERICKSON
E. E. , Mrs. 10-1-29 L16
1001
10-1-29 N2
ERICKSON (cont.
E. E. , Mrs .
ERKE
Arthur C. 2-20-29M LI
Fred J. 10-22-29C L16
John Frederick 10-22-29B L16
Mary Helen Cosley 2-20-29 LI
ERNHART
Oscar 9-30-29 LIO
ERWIN
Nita 2-27-29M LI
Nita 3-4-29 L13
Pearl Cross 1-1-29 N6
ESHMAN
A. N. 6-15-29 L12
Claire 6-15-29 L12
Cynthia 6-15-29 L12
John 6-15-29 L12
Joseph W. 6-15-29D L12
Mary Ellen 6-15-29 L12
S. H. 6-15-29 L12
Wilhelmina 6-15-29 L12
ESLINGER
Gladys E. 1-18-29DV L
Gladys E. 1-19-29DV N14
Leonard D. 1-18-29DV L
Leonard D. 1-19-29DV N14
ESSEX
J. Smith 12-22-29M N7B
Ruth Douglas 12-22-29 N7B
ESSON
Jennie 1-18-29 L
ESTEP
Alvin 6-26-29 LIO
Don P. 6-26-29 LIO
Edward A. 6-26-29D LIO
ESTES
F. M. 7-28-29 N3C
G. M. , Mrs. 7-28-29D N3C
L. C. 2-12-29D L12
L. C. 2-17-29D L3C
Lorene Mable 10-27-29M NIB
P. A. 7-28-29 N3C
W. A. 2-17-29 L3C
W. A. , Mrs. 2-12-29 L12
ESTHER
Madra Hall 6-15-29 L5
W. S. 6-15-29M L5
ETHERIDGE
C. E. 7-20-29P L4
ETHERIDGE (cont.)
J. P. 7-20-29 L4
ETHRIDGE
C. E. 1-26-29P L2
J. F. 1-26-29 L2
ETIGER
Ruedy 10-13-29E N7B
EUBANKS
Edith Shelby 1-15-29 N7
Gertrude McClure 10-27-29 N2B
Johnny 10-27-29M N2B
Zelpha Calvin 1-13-29 LI
EULISS
Ida Cross 1-1-29 N6
Pearl Neff 3-13-29 LIO
EVANGELICAL ZION
church 8-24-29 L3
EVANS
A. J. , Mrs. 8-28-29 N3
Ada, Miss 5-13-29 L14
Charles 7-13-29 N14
Chester A. 7-15-29D L12
Cora K. 6-24-29D LIO
Cora Kirby 6-24-29D LIO
E. L. 4-25-29 L4
E. L. , Mrs. 6-24-29D LIO
Ezra Levi 4-13-29 L3
Foster 3-31-29 L12B
Frank 12-25-29 NIO
Harry C, Mrs. 9-27-29 L8
Harry C, Mrs. 9-28-29 N2
Henry 12-25-29 NIO
J. W. , Mrs. 7-15-29 L12
James 1-21-2 9D L
James A. 12-9-29D L2
James A. 12-9-29D N6
James M. 9-9-29 L4
James M. 9-9-29 NIO
L,. W. 7-15-29 L12
Lawrence 12-24-29DV N5
Lenore 4-13-29E L3
Lenore Kathryn 4-27-29M LI
Leonore 4-25-29M L4
Levi 6-24-29 LIO
Lila 12-24-29DV N5
M. G. 6-24-29 LIO
Marguerite Dillard 11-18-29 L4
Margurite Dillard 11-19-29 N7
Martin J. 12-25-29 NIO
Melvin A. 7-15-29 L12
1002
EVANS (cont.)
N. E. , Mrs. 5-27-29 LIO
Oletta 1-26-29 N3
Roy Eugene 9-9-29D L4
Roy Eugene 9-9-29D NIO
Russell 11-18-29M L4
Russell 11-19-29M N7
T. W. 7-15-29 L12
W. E. 7-15-29 L12
W. N. , Mrs. 7-30-29 L3
family reunion 12-25-29 NIO
EVENING RECORD
Spfd newspaper 5-3-29 L2
EVERETT
Clyde 1-18-29DV L
Myrtle 1-18-29DV L
R. E. 6-19-29C LIO
EWING
Ada 6-19-29 L12
John P. 7-17-29' L12
John P. 7-18-29 N2
Maggie 1-4-29 L2
Maggie 7-20-29 L4
Regina 7-18-29 N2
T. F., Mrs. [?] 10-12-29 L4
Wilma 3-13-29M L14
EXCHANGE BANK
mention of 6-24-29 L12
EXLINE
Lincoln, Mrs. 1-4-29 N5
FABER
A. J. 12-30-29 LIO
Leona 12-30-2 9M LIO
Leona Delores 12-27-29M L18
Leona Delores 12-28-29E N4
Mary 12-27-29 L18
Mary 12-28-29 N4
Mary 12-30-29 LIO
William 12-30-29 LIO
FABRO
Marie 11-30-29 LIO
Rosalind 11-14-29E L19
Rosalind 11-15-29E N4
Rosaline 11-15-29E L26
Rosalyn 11-30-29M LIO
William M. 11-14-29 L19
William M. 11-15-29 L26
William M. 11-15-29 N4
William M. 11-30-29 LIO
FACT NELL I
Mike, Mrs. 7-25-29 LIO
FAHRENHORST
Bertha 7-2-29 L12
Bertha E. 7-6-29 L9
Bertha E. 7-6-29 N13
F. W. G. 7-1-29D N2
F. W. G. 7-2-29D L12
F. W. G. 7-2-29D N3
R. G. 7-1-29 N2
R. G. 7-2-29 N3
Robert G. 7-2-29 L12
Robert G. 7-6-29 L9
Robert G. 7-6-29 N13
W. C. 7-1-29 N2
W. C. 7-2-29 N3
William 7-2-29 L12
William C. 7-6-29 L9
William C. 7-6-29 N13
William Frederick 7-1-29D L14
FAHRNEY
M. C. , Mrs. 12-24-29 L12
FAIR
Henry 3-28-29D L3
FAIRBANKS
J. O. 5-13-29 L14
J. O. , Mrs . 6-18-29 LI
J. W. 4-20-29 L3
J. W. 5-13-29 L14
FAIRMAN
W. B. , Mrs. 10-25-29 L14
FALK
Flen 4-20-29P L3
FALL IN
Carrie D. 1-26-29 L2
Carrie D. 7-20-29 L4
H. L. 1-26-29P L2
H. L. 7-20-29P L4
FAMILY
reunions 6-18-29 L5
FANCER
Claude, Mrs. 11-20-29 L2
Claude, Mrs. 11-20-29 N9
FANCHER
David L. 5-16-29DV LI
Mattie L. 5-16-29DV LI
FARE
Homer 9-12-29D L2
Homer 9-13-29D L24
Homer 9-13-29D N9
1003
PARIS
Lula M. 7-24-29M Nl
FARLEY
C. C. 5-29-29M L14
Elsa M. Marvin 5-29-29 L14
Mildred Mae Marvin 5-29-29 L14
W. H. 5-29-29M L14
FARMER
Carl 3-1-29C L18
Margaret June 3-1-29B L18
Ona 8-22-29M LI
Ona 8-23-29M Nl
FARNEY
M. C. , Mrs. 12-24-29 N2
FARNHAM
A. L. 11-25-29C L5
FARNSWORTH
Anna M. 1-26-29P L2
Anna M. 7-20-29P L4
Elsie C. 1-26-29P L2'
FARR
Carey Cass 11-29-29 N3
Carey, Mrs. 11-28-29 L8
Carey, Mrs. 11-28-29 N12
FARRELL
Lloyd 8-19-29E L14
FARRINGTON
John S. , Jr. 2-15-29M L
John S., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Nora O'Neill 2-15-29 L
FARR IS
Anna 3-3-29 L3B
Elic 10-26-29 L9
Elic 10-26-29 N15
Fred 3-3-29D L3B
Jennie Nations 10-22-29 L20
Jennie Nations 10-22-29 N7
FARZIER
T. J. 3-3-29D L14A
FAUKNER
Mary 11-17-29M N2C
FAULKNER
Alma May 5-16-29DV LI
Fannie 6-25-29 L6
Jessie Clare 6-25-29M L6
Lawrence 5-16-29DV LI
Lenore 6-25-29 L6
Mary 11-17-29M N2C
FAUST
Charles 12-14-29 Nl
FAWBER
Amanda C. 8-12-29 NIO
C. C. 8-12-29 NIO
J. C. 8-12-29D NIO
J. N. 8-12-29 NIO
Lydia V. 8-12-29 NIO
Mary A. 8-12-29 NIO
Walter 8-12-29 NIO
FAWCETT
W. C. , Mrs. 9-18-29 L5
W. C. , Mrs. 9-19-29 N3
FAYMAN
Elaine 1-26-29 L3
Elaine 12-30-29M LIO
Elaine 9-15-29E N2D
Elaine 9-16-29E L16
Gloria 1-26-29 L3
Gloria 12-30-29 LIO
Moe 12-30-29 LIO
Moe 9-15-29 N2D
Moe, Mrs. 1-26-29 L3
FELKER
Bunn 8-28-29 L2
Bunn 8-28-29 N12
John 8-28-29 L2
John 8-28-29 N12
Mary 8-28-29 L2
W. R. 8-28-29D L2
W. R. 8-28-29D N12
Warren 8-28-29 L2
Warren 8-28-29 N12
FELLOWS
Frank 5-13-29 L14
H. F. 4-6-29 L6
Harriet 10-11-29 L28
Harriet 10-7-29 LIO
Harriet 10-7-29 NIO
Harriet 10-7-29D LIO
Harriet 10-7-29D NIO
Harriet 10-8-29D N7
Harriet N. 10-11-29P L28
Harriett 6-18-29 LI
Helen 10-11-29 L28
Helen 10-7-29 LIO
Helen 10-7-29 NIO
Homer F. 10-7-29 NIO
N. L. 5-13-29 L14
N. W. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Norris 10-7-29 NIO
Norris L. 10-11-29 L28
1004
FELLOWS (cont.)
Norris L. 10-7-29 LIO
Norris W., Mrs. 10-7-29D NIO
Norris, Mrs. 10-7-29D LIO
Robert 10-7-29 LIO
Robert 10-7-29 NIO
Robert M. 10-11-29 L28
Susie 1.0-11-29 L28
Susie 10-7-29 LIO
Susie 10-7-29 NIO
Susie L., Miss 5-13-29 L14
Will 10-7-29 LIO
Will 10-7-29 NIO
William H. 10-11-29 L28
FELTMEIER
Florence Carol 1-10-29B N6
Florence Carol 1-17-29B L5
Frank W. 1-10-29C N6
Frank W. 1-17-29C L5
FELTMEIR
Florence Carol 1-9-29B L8
Frank W. 1-9-29C L8
FELTON
Bert M. 9-10-29C Nl
F. B. , Mrs. 2-16-29 L6
Helen Louise 9-10-29B Nl
FELTY
Roscoe R. 11-27-29M N7
Zelma Sell 11-27-29 N7
FENDER
A. C. 8-4-29 NIB
Don 12-1-29 NllB
Ella Rea 12-1-29 NllB
H. M. 8-4-29 NIB
J. M. 8-4-29 NIB
J. W. 12-1-29 NllB
John T. 12-1-29A NllB
John Wesley 12-1-29 NllB
L. M. 12-1-29 NllB
Mary Frances 12-1-29 NllB
family reunion 8-4-29 NIB
FENKER
Ed 4-13-29 L3
Fred 4-13-29D L3
Sophia 4-13-29 L3
FENLEY
Bessie 11-28-29 L8
Bessie 11-29-29 N3
Grace 11-28-29 L8
Grace 11-29-29 N3
FENLEY (cont.)
Herbert W. 11-28-29 L8
Herbert W. 11-29-29 N3
James A. 11-28-29 L8
James A. 11-29-29 N3
Lucile 11-28-29 LB
Lucile 11-29-29 N3
Melvin 11-28-29 L8
Melvin 11-29-29 N3
Quinton F. 11-28-29D L8
Quinton F. 11-29-29D L24
Quinton F. 11-29-29D N3
FENTER
Kenneth 11-22-29M L26
Mildred A. Scales 11-22-29 L26
FENTON
Harry 12-29-29D N2A
Harry 12-30-29D L8
Harry 12-30-29D N2
Harry 12-31-29D LIO
Harry 12-31-290 N6
Jerry 10-13-29 N4B
Lillie 12-29-29 N2A
FERGUSON
A. 11-10-29 N6C
Anna 12-12-29 L13
Anna 12-12-29 Nil
Anna Anthis 12-4-29 L5
Anna Anthis 12-5-29 L14
Anna Anthis 12-5-29 N5
Arthur 5-13-29 L14
Audrey Park 6-10-29 L5
B. F. 7-20-29 L4
Barbara Lou 7-3-29 L4
Carmenta C. 4-20-29P L3
Charles A. 5-21-29 L2
E. W. 5-13-29 L14
Ernest 5-21-29 L2
Ernest N. 7-3-29 L4
Glen W. 6-10-29C L5
J. R. 5-21-29D L2
J. R. 5-22-29D L12
John R. 5-13-29 L14
John R. 5-21-29 L2
John R. 7-3-29 L4
John R. 7-4-29 N4
Jonnnie Lucille 6-25-29 L12
Sue Caroline 6-10-29B L5
Virginia Smith 5-21-29 L2
family reunion 7-3-29 L4
1005
FERGUSON (cont.)
family reunion 7-4-29 N4
FERRIER
Charles 10-31-29 L2
Charles 10-31-29 N8
FERRIS
Bernice 8-16-29 L18
Etta M. 8-16-29D LIB
Etta M. 8-17-29D NB
H. , Mrs. B-16-29 LIB
Harvey H. 8-16-29 L18
FERRY
Libby Peck 7-16-29 N5
FESELL
Dona 4-20-29 L3
FESPERMAN
Josephine Pranter 9-12-29 L2
Josephine Pranter 9-12-29 N2
FESSLER
Oscar A., Mrs. 7-16-29 Nl
Oscar A., Mrs. 7-17-29 L12
Oscar A., Mrs. 7-17-29 N2
Oscar A., Mrs. 7-18-29 N2
FESTERMAN
Richard, Mrs. 9-13-29 L24
FETTERHOFF
Dewey 1-17-29D LIO
Dewey 1-17-29D N3
Mont 1-17-29 N3
Roma 1-17-29 N3
FIEDLER
T. J. 4-20-29 L3
FIELD
Charles, Mrs. 9-2-29 L14
Charles, Mrs. 9-3-29 N2
FIELDEN
Allen 8-23-29 L2
Alma 10-10-29 L13
Alma 10-10-29E L13
Alma 10-21-29M L17
Freda 10-10-29 L13
H. Douglas 10-10-29 L13
Haywood, Mrs. 3-6-29 L2
Hosea D. 10-21-29 L17
Ida 3-31-29 L12B
Ida Hawks 3-25-29 L2
family reunion B-23-29 L2
FIELDER
D. F. 2-13-29C LIO
Freda Marsalene 2-13-29B LIO
FIELDER (cont.)
Sam, Mrs. 4-2-29 L14
FIELDS
Anna 1-12-29 NB
E. L. 1-12-29 NB
Evelyn Floy 12-21-29 LI
Willie 4-21-29M LlC
FIELEKE
Catherine Nicholson 12-25-29 N9
Catherine Nicholson 12-25-29M LI
Lesly C. A. 12-25-29M N9
Lessly 12-25-29M LI
FIFIELD
F. B. , Mrs. 11-23-29 L14
F. B., Mrs. 11-24-29 N13A
FIFTY YEAR RESIDENTS
list of 5-23-29 L14
FINCH
Brella S., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
FINDLEY
C. T. 11-10-29 N6C
Mayme Steingrandt B-30-29 LIB
Mayme Steingrandt 8-30-29 N2
Mayme Steingrandt B-31-29 LB
Mayme Steingrandt 8-31-29 NB
FINE
Clara 7-30-29 N12
Narrisa 7-30-29 N12
FINKE
Amanda 10-27-29D N2B
FINKEL
B. F. 1-13-29 LIB
B. F. 6-29-29 L12
Benjamin Franklin 6-30-29 N3B
FINLEY
E. M. , Mrs. 7-6-29 N6
E. N. , Mrs. 3-21-29 LIO
E. N. , Mrs. 3-23-29 L6
E. N. , Mrs. 7-7-29 N2A
Helen 2-20-29 L4
FINN
Genevieve 9-12-29DV L2
Herman V. 4-25-29DV L12
Herman V. 5-17-29DV LI
Ida Mae 4-25-29DV L12
Ida Mae 5-17-29DV LI
William 9-12-29DV L2
FINNEY
Ruth A. 4-22-29D L12
1006
FIRE DEPARTMENT
history of 4-21-29 L3C
FIRESTONE
Felix 3-25-29 L4
Frank F. 3-25-2 9ML4
Frank T. 3-23-29M LI
Mildred Thurman 3-23-29 LI
Mildred. Thurman 3-25-29 L4
FIRST FAMILIES
centennial honors 6-13-29 LI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
mention 6-24-29 L12
FISCHER
W. M. 5-6-29C LIO
Walter Wayne 5-6-29B LIO
FISHER
Anna Susan 12-15-29 N3A
Arthur C. 12-31-29 Nl
Arthur C, Mrs. 12-31-29 L4
August 12-15-29 'N3A
Barney 8-19-29 L3
Barney 8-19-29 N3
Blanche Waggoner 6-15-29 L5
E. B. 4-4-29DV LIO
E. B. 9-12-29DV L2
E. J. 1-22-29 Nl
Fern Bacon 1-30-29 LI
Hazel D. 1-22-29 Nl
Ida Brown 7-15-29 LIO
Inca De 4-4-29DV LIO
Inos De 9-12-29DV L2
James 4-13-29 LIO
Joe 12-14-29 LI
Joe 12-15-29 N12A
Joseph 12-14-29 LI
Joseph 12-15-29 N12A
Joseph 12-16-29 L6
Joseph 12-17-29 L9
Joseph 12-17-29 N6
Joseph, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Lena A. 10-15-29M Nl
Lester 6-15-29M L5
Lorene 1-18-29DV L
Lorene 1-19-29DV N14
Marshall 1-18-29DV L
Marshall 1-19-29DV N14
Mary G. 1-22-29 Nl
Minnie D. 4-13-29D LIO
Sam, Mrs. 4-13-29D LIO
Samuel R., Mrs. 4-13-29D LIO
FISHER (cont.)
Statie 12-17-29 L9
Statie 12-17-29 N6
Statie M. 12-14-29 LI
Statie M. 12-15-29 N12A
Statie M. 12-16-29 L6
Statie M. 12-17-29 L9
William 6-15-29 L5
Willie B. 1-30-29M LI
infant 8-19-29D L3
infant 8-19-29D N3
FITE
A. W. 6-3-29 L8
Mary Rea Smith 6-3-29 L8
Victor 6-3-29M LB
FITTS
Helen 8-29-29M N4
FITZGERALD
Anna Mae 9-6-29M Nl
FITZPATRICK
Virginia McClelland 1-1-29 N12
FLANAGAN
Alfred 8-19-29 NIO
Dorothy Fay 1-10-29 N4
Evelyn 8-19-29M NIO
Harry 8-19-29 NIO
FLANAGIN
Anna L. Mitchell 7-6-29 Nl
John W. 7-6-29M Nl
FLANGIN
Anna L. Mitchell 7-5-29 LI
John W. 7-5-29M LI
FLANNAGAN
W. H. , Mrs. 7-6-29 N6
W. H. , Mrs. 7-7-29 N2A
FLEESE
Louisa E. Spencer 6-7-29 LIO
Samuel E. 6-7-29M LIO
FLEMING
D. H. 8-16-29 L18
Dan H., Mrs. 8-10-29D L8
Edna 8-16-29D L18
Edna O. 8-10-29D L8
Edna O. 8-11-29D N12A
Edna O. Benton 8-10-29D L8
Mary Lois 10-19-29M LIO
Ollie 1-30-29 L6
Ollie 1-31-29 L8
Robert Lee 8-10-29 L8
William 1-30-29 L6
1007
FLEMING (cont.)
William 1-30-29D L6
William 1-31-29D L8
William H. 10-19-29 LIO
FLETCHER
Alta 7-9-29DV L8
Alta 9-13-29DV LI
Boss, Mrs. 10-4-29 N8
Grace 8-15-29D Nl
James William 7-9-29DV L8
FLEWELLEN
Edward 11-11-29D L14
Edward 11-16-29D L4
Mary 11-11-29 L12
Tolbert 11-11-29 L12
FLOOD
Aaron P. 1-26-2 9D LI
Dee H. Wright 11-17-29 NIC
Efton 11-28-29D L3
Efton 11-28-29D Nl '
Efton 12-10-29D LI
Elisha 6-18-29 L8
J. M. 12-10-29 LI
J. M. 6-18-29 L8
J. W. 11-17-29M NIC
James 6-18-29 L8
Lottie 6-18-29 L8
Mack 11-28-29 L3
Mack 11-28-29 Nl
Mack 12-10-29 LI
Nola McClelland 9-10-29 Nl
Theodore 9-10-29M Nl
W. E. 6-18-29 L8
FLORENCE
Colista May 7-13-29M LI
Robert 12-15-29 Nl
FLOWERS
J. R. , Mrs. 12-6-29 L16
J. R. , Mrs. 12-6-29 N2
FLOYD
Bonnie 9-13-29 L24
Bonnie 9-13-29 N9
Bonnie 9-14-29 N9
James H. 9-13-29D L24
James H. 9-13-29D N9
James H. 9-14-29D N9
James H. 9-15-29D N5A
John 9-13-29 L24
John 9-13-29 N9
John 9-14-29 N9
FLOYD (cont.)
Juanita 9-13-29 L24
Juanita 9-13-29 N9
Juanita 9-14-29 N9
Oleda 9-13-29 L24
Oleda 9-13-29 N9
Oleda 9-14-29 N9
Ray 9-13-29 L24
Ray 9-13-29 N9
Ray 9-14-29 N9
FOGARTY
John S. 7-21-29 Nl
John S. 7-22-29 LI
Katherine King 7-22-29 LI
Thomas 7-21-29 Nl
FOLEY
Raymond, Mrs. 4-3-29 L8
FOLLIS
Faye 8-30-29 Nl
FOLSOM
W. E. , Mrs. 10-22-29 Lll
W. E. , Mrs. 10-22-29 Nl
W. E., Mrs. 10-23-29 L14
W. E. , Mrs. 10-23-29 N6
FONDREN
J. W. , Mrs. 3-6-29 L12
FONTANATTI
Nick 11-27-29D L14
FORBES
George L. 4-16-29C L14
George Leonard 4-16-29B L14
FORD
Lester Lee 6-1-29 L4
Lucile 6-1-29M LI
Lucille 6-1-29M L4
M. 6-10-29 LI
Orval 6-1-29 L4
Walter E. 6-1-29 L4
William T. 2-16-29D LIO
William T. 2-17-29D L8C
FORESEE
Bruce 4-27-29D L8
Clay 4-27-29 L8
FORGERY
William, Mrs. 4-2-29 L14
FORGEY
Amanda 3-5-29 L8
Glessa 9-9-29 L4
Glessa 9-9-29 NIO
Jacob 9-9-2 9D L4
1008
FORGEY (cont.)
Jacob 9-9-29D NIO
M. R. 3-5-29 L8
Riley 9-9-29 L4
Riley 9-9-29 NIO
Roscoe 9-9-29 L4
Roscoe 9-9-29 NIO
FORRESTER
D. R. 2'-28-29C LIO
G. M. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
John, Mrs. 7-15-29 LIO
John, Mrs. 7-16-29 N2
Morene 7-4-29M Nl
FORSHEE
C. M. , Mrs. 1-11-29 N5
Helen Mitchell 11-24-29 Nl
Helen Mitchell 11-26-29 Nl
Ray 11-24-29M Nl
Ray 11-26-29M Nl
FORSYTH
D. L. , Mrs. 7-3-29 N5
FORSYTHE
D. L. , Mrs. 7-2-29 L12
FORT
Charles 1-11-29 L21
Charles 1-12-29 N4
Emily Jane 1-11-29M L21
Emily Jane 1-12-29M N4
Jennie 1-26-29 L2
Jennie 7-20-29 L4
FORTNER
M. O. 4-2-29C L14
Ollie, Mrs. 1-23-29 L8
Opal Alexander 4-2-29 L14
Patricia Lee 4-2-29B L14
FOSS
Henry 12-16-29D L6
Henry 12-16-29D N2
Henry 12-17-29D L9
Henry 12-17-29D N2
Henry 12-18-29D N3
FOSSE
Fred 10-8-29 L16
Fred 10-8-29 N7
Zella 10-8-29 L16
Zella 10-8-29 N7
FOSTER
Chassin 12-5-29 L14
Dallas 8-27-29 L3
Dallas 8-28-29 N3
FOSTER (cont.)
Doris 8-27-29 L3
Doris 8-28-29 N3
Edna 8-27-29 L3
Edna 8-28-29 N3
Ella Etta 11-18-29 L16
Ella Etta 11-18-29 N12
Ethel 8-27-29 L3
Ethel 8-28-29 N3
Eva Mae 11-18-29 L16
Eva Mae 11-18-29 N12
George 9-2-29D Nl
George, Mrs. 8-28-29
N2
Horace 8-27-29 L3
Horace 8-28-29 N3
Ina E. 9-18-29M Nl
Inez 8-27-29 L3
Inez 8-28-29 N3
J. C, Mrs. 11-22-29
L9
J. C, Mrs. 11-22-29
N3
J. F. 4-15-29 LIO
J. F. 8-27-29 L3
J. F. 8-28-29 N3
J. F., Mrs. 12-5-29D
L14
J. F., Mrs. 12-6-29D
L16
J. F., Mrs. 12-6-29D
N2
J. F., Mrs. 12-7-29D
L12
J. F., Mrs. 12-7-29D
NIO
J. J. 4-15-29D LIO
J. W. , Mrs. 3-3-29 L3B
James J. 8-27-29 L3
James J. 8-28-29 N3
Jesse D. 4-15-29 LIO
Jesse J. 10-19-29P L4
Jesse J. 5-1-29P L2
Jessie Sheridan 11-18-29 L16
Jessie Sheridan 11-18-29 N12
Jewel 8-27-29 L3
Jewell 8-28-29 N3
John D. 4-15-29 LIO
John D. 5-1-29 L2
Joseph F. 5-1-29 L2
Julian 12-5-29 L14
Lewis 11-18-29 L16
Lewis 11-18-29 N12
Lewis 7-6-29 L8
Lewis 7-7-29 N2A
Linna 8-27-29 L3
Linna 8-28-29 N3
Louise 5-1-29 L2
1009
FOSTER (cont.)
Lulu Gertrude 11-18-29 L16
Lulu Gertrude 11-18-29 N12
Margaret Grigg 12-21-29 Nl
Mary 4-15-29 LIO
Mary Ann 11-18-29 L16
Mary Ann 11-18-29 N12
Mollie 7-6-29 L8
Mollie 7-7-29 N2A
Robert J. 12-21-29M Nl
Rosie 7-19-29 Nl
Sam 7-6-29 L8
Sam 7-7-29 N2A
Samuel 11-18-29 L16
Samuel 11-18-29 N12
Sheridan 7-6-29 L8
Sheridan 7-7-29 N2A
Sheridan Phillip 11-18-29D L16
Sheridan Phillip 11-18-29D N12
Sheridan Phillips 11-19-29D N14
FOUNDING
of Spfd 1-25-29 L5
FOUNDRY
first in Spfd 6-5-29 LI
FOUST
Catherine J. 7-20-29P L4
FOWLER
Bertie 11-8-29 L8
Bertie 11-8-29 N16
Claire 9-30-29 N8
Clara 11-6-29 L2
Clara 11-7-29 L14
Clara 11-7-29 N2
Clara 11-8-29 LB
Clara 11-8-29D N16
Cressy J. 12-24-29M L16
Cressy J. 12-24-29M N12
Cressy J. 12-29-29M N3A
Docia 11-8-29 L8
Docia 11-8-29 N16
Dolly 11-8-29 L8
Dolly 11-8-29 N16
Earl 11-7-29 L14
Earl 11-7-29 N2
Earl 11-8-29 L8
Earl 11-8-29 N16
Ed 11-8-29 L8
Ed 11-8-29 N16
Edna 11-8-29 LB
Edna 11-8-29 N16
FOWLER (cont.)
Eliza A. 10-2-29D L4
G. W. 11-8-29 L8
G. W. 11-8-29 N16
Gilbert F. 10-16-29DV L12
Grace C. 7-2-29M Nl
H. C. 11-10-29 N6C
H. S. 9-30-29 N8
Harrison 11-8-29 L8
Harrison 11-8-29 N16
I . G. 9-30-29D N8
J. W. 11-6-29D L2
J. W. 11-7-29D L14
J. W. 11-7-29D N2
J. W. 11-8-290 LB
J. W. 11-B-29D N16
Lillian 10-16-29DV L12
Minnie 11-7-29 L14
Minnie 11-7-29 N2
Nancy 11-8-29 LB
Nancy 11-8-29 N16
Pricilla 11-8-29 N16
Priscilla 11-8-29 LB
Roy 11-7-29 L14
Roy 11-7-29 N2
Roy 11-8-29 LB
Roy 11-8-29 N16
Will 11-8-29 L8
Will 11-8-29 N16
FOX
Cristaline 12-15-29 N3A
Dolores 12-15-29 N3A
E. A. 12-15-29 NBA
F. J. L. , Mrs. 5-29-29 LIO
Frank 12-15-29 N3A
John 9-2-29 L14
John 9-3-29 N2
Lillian 9-3-29 N2
R. J. 8-11-29 NIB
Thomas J. 9-2-29D L14
Thomas J. 9-3-29D LIO
Thomas J. 9-3-29D N2
Thomas J. 9-4-29D N5
Tom 9-2-29 L14
Tom 9-3-29 N2
FOY
Charles, Mrs. 8-31-29 L4
FRABLOR
G. L. 7-12-29M L20
Mary F. Smith 7-12-29 L2 0
1010
FRADY
John E., Mrs. 3-30-29D L6
Kate 9-12-29DV L2
Leon 9-12-29DV L2
Sarah Ann 3-30-29D L6
Sarah Ann 3-31-29D L3A
FRAILEY
W. A. , Mrs. , 9-23-29 LIO
W. A. , Mrs. 9-25-29 L3
FRAME
Bert 12-21-29 L8
Bert 12-21-29 N7
Mary Etta 12-21-29 N7
Will 12-21-29 L8
Will 12-21-29 N7
FRANCE
Carl, Mrs. 1-31-29 L8
FRANCES
---, Mrs. 11-17-29 N6A
FRANCK
John H., Mrs. 5-7-29 L14
FRANK
Delia Ward 5-13-29 LIO
FRANKLIN
Catherine 8-5-29 LI
Catherine 8-6-29 N12
Charles P. 8-13-29P N2
Charles P. 8-27-29P N4
Charles P. 8-5-29D LI
Charles P. 8-6-29D L12
Charles P. 8-6-29D N12
Harry 8-27-29 N4
Harry J. 8-5-29 LI
Harry J. 8-6-29 L12
Harry J. 8-6-29 N12
Harry P. 8-13-29 N2
J. B. 8-5-29 LI
J. B. 8-6-29 N12
Kate M. 8-13-29 N2
Kate M. 8-27-29 N4
Leonard 12-12-29M N6
Lucy 8-27-29 N4
Lucy 8-5-29 LI
Lucy 8-6-29 L12
Lucy 8-6-29 N12
Lucy W. 8-13-29 N2
Rush, Mrs. 1-17-29 LIO
Winnie Croll 12-12-29 N6
FRANZ
George 5-1-29D L16
ERASER
George, Mrs. 1-4-2 9 N5
Rosabell June 2-19-29DV L16
William F. 2-19-29DV L16
FRATES
Joseph 6-11-29 L7
Ramona 6-11-29D L7
FRAZIER
A. M., Mrs. 12-18-29 L12
A. M. , Mrs. 12-19-29 N2
Alice Ghan 3-27-29 LIO
Ella Lou 3-17-29D L5C
George T. 5-20-29D LIO
George T. 5-21-29D L2
George T. 5-29-29P L8
Golda 8-22-29 L8
Grace 6-29-29M LI
J. J. 5-29-29 LB
Julian 5-20-29 LIO
Mary 5-20-29 LIO
Mary E. 5-29-29 L8
T. J. 3-3-29D L14A
T. R. , Mrs. 9-1-29 NllB
Walter 3-17-29 L5C
William 5-20-29 LIO
FRECHA
Ada Gullett 12-29-29 NIB
George 12-29-29M NIB
FREEDMAN
Louis 11-18-29 L16
Louis 11-18-29 N12
Louis 11-22-29 N16
FREEMAN
A. F. 4-5-29 L6
Archie 11-11-29D L4
Archie 11-11-29D Nl
Arthur B. 1-26-29P L2
Arthur B. 7-20-29P L4
Beulah Marie Perkins 12-20-29 Nl
Billy Jack 3-10-29D L2A
Billy Jack 3-9-29D L6
C. M. , Mrs. 3-2-29 LIO
C. M. ,Mrs. 3-1-29 L13
C. S. 6-26-29D LIO
C. S. 6-27-29D L12
Carrie Shipley 8-29-29 LI
Daisy Bray 6-21-29 LI
Daisy Shanks 6-21-29 LI
Daniel 11-11-29 L4
Daniel 11-11-29 Nl
1011
FREEMAN (cont.)
Delallah 12-10-29M Nl
Delia Armantrout 10-19-29 L4
Elizabeth Amick 1-2-29 L6
Emma Byas 7-5-29 L2
Emma D. 1-26-29 L2
F. F. , Mrs. 8-28-29 L2
F. F. , Mrs. 8-28-29 N12
Henry 3-10-29 L2A
Henry 3-9-2 9 L6
Henry 4-5-29 L6
J. Benjamin 5-13-29 L14
J. H. , Mrs. 11-27-29 L4
John 1-2-29D L6
John Carl 1-1-29 N12
L. D. 1-2-29 L6
Laura 1-2-29 L6
Margaret 6-26-29 LIO
Mollie 8-24-29 L4
Nora 6-26-29 LIO
Opal Verna 1-18-29DV L '
Opal Verna 1-19-29DV N14
Orville 4-21-29M LlC
R. F. 8-24-29 L4
S. F. 8-24-29 L4
Sam 8-24-29 L4
Thomas 1-2-29 L6
Thomas E. 12-20-29M Nl
Thomas Elbert 1-1-29DV N12
Thomas Elbert 1-18-29DV L
Thomas Elbert 1-19-29DV N14
Vera Opal Brownlow 1-1-29DV N12
W. E. 4-20-29 L3
W. E. 5-13-29 L14
W. E. 8-24-29 L4
Willie Fields 4-21-29 LlC
family reunion 8-20-29 N6
family reunion 8-24-29 L4
FRENCH
F. M. 4-20-29 L3
Helen Tindle 7-16-29 Nl
Homer 7-16-29M Nl
J. W. 4-20-29P L3
Mary 6-24-29 LIO
Michael 6-24-29D LIO
Nora 6-24-29 LIO
Susie M. Kiblinger 2-12-29 L12
Will 6-24-29 LIO
FRETZ
Emma 1-31-29D L8
FRETZ (cont.)
Eva Blue 2-23-29 LIO
Fannie 1-31-29 L8
H. E. 1-31-29 L8
H. H. 1-31-29 L8
I. N. 1-31-29 L8
FREY
Helen Murphy 12-22-29 NllB
Minnie Cavally 10-7-29 LIO
Minnie Cavally 10-7-29 N2
Minnie Cavally 10-8-29 L16
P. J. 12-22-29C NllB
FRIAR
Dosia 3-10-29D L3B
FRICHETTE
Ed 10-26-29 L9
Ed 10-26-29 N15
Frances Nations 10-22-29 L20
Frances Nations 10-22-29 N7
Mable 9-1-29M N3A
FRICK
Earl B. 10-19-29P L4
Earl B. 6-24-29D LIO
FRICKETT
Marie 11-10-29 NIC
Marion 11-10-29 NIC
FRICKETTE
E. T. 4-17-29DV L4
E. T. 4-18-29DV L5
Frances M. 4-17-29DV L4
Frances M. 4-18-29DV L5
FRIEDHOFEN
Andrew W. 1-26-29 L2
FRIEDMAN
David 7-12-29M L20
Jessie Demare 7-12-29 L20
FRIEDRICH
Edith Trouman 3-5-29 LI
Walter 3-5-29M LI
FRIEDSON
Samuel, Mrs. 1-26-29 L3
FRIEND
Augustus 3-1-29 LI
B. W. , Mrs. 9-1-29 NllB
Betty Lee 9-1-29 NllB
Elsie 8-25-29M NIC
Eugene 1-18-29DV L
Fred E. 8-25-29M NIC
Hattie 1-18-29DV L
Hattie 1-19-29DV N14
1012
FRIEND (cont.)
Helen Tindle 7-16-29 N2
Homer 7-16-29M N2
Kittle B. 1-18-29DV L
Mildred 11-3-29M NIB
Mildred Boles 8-25-29 NIC
Thomas. 1-18-29DV L
Thomas 1-19-29DV N14
FROST
Carrie 4-30-29 L15
Glen 4-30-29 L15
Glenn 4-23-29 L12
J. E. 4-23-29D L12
J. F. 4-30-29D L15
Maude 4-23-29 L12
FRYE
F. C. 5-20-29C L2
FUG ITT
Dovie Mae 4-12-29M LI
George 2-15-29D L14
J. E. , Mrs. 6-18-29 L5
R. W. , Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
FULBRIGHT
Billy 1-25-29 L5
Dan 6-13-29 LI
Edith Marie 5-27-29 LIO
Ephriam 6-13-29 LI
Frank 6-18-29 L7
Frank, Mrs. 1-26-29 N3
Guy 5-27-29 LIO
Guy 5-28-29 L14
Harriett 1-17-29D LIO
Harry 1-17-29 LIO
Harve G-13-29 LI
Harvey 6-14-29 L15
J. Harve 6-18-29 LI
J. Harve 6-18-29 L7
Jacob 6-19-29 L5
James 6-13-29 LI
James F. 6-17-29 L5
James F. 6-19-29 L5
James H. 6-18-29 LI
Jean 6-17-29 LI
Jean 6-19-29 L5
John 3-4-29 L18
John 6-1-29 L
John 6-13-29 LI
John 6-14-29 LIB
John 6-17-29 LI
John 6-18-29 L7
FULBRIGHT (cont.)
John 6-19-29 L5
John F. 1-25-29 L5
John William 4-21-29 L3A
Lawson 6-18-29 LI
Marion 5-27-29D LIO
Marion 5-28-29D L14
Max 6-17-29 LI
Max 6-18-29 L7
Pearl 5-27-29 LIO
Ralph 5-27-29 LIO
Raymond 5-27-29 LIO
Rhoda 6-13-29 LI
Rhoda 6-19-29 L3
Ruth 4-21-29 L3A
W. D. 5-13-29 L14
William 11-13-29 L12
William 6-1-29 L
William 6-13-29 LI
William 6-14-29 LIS
William 6-17-29 LI
William 6-19-29 L5
William D. 11-13-29 L12
William Marion 6-13-29 LI
family 11-13-29 L12
family reunion 6-13-29 LI
family reunion 6-18-29 L7
family reunion 6-19-29 L5
marker 6-1-29 L
marker unveiled 6-17-29 LI
FULKERSON
Anita Marie Koehler 6-28-29 L6
Anita Marie Koehler 6-28-29 N4
Redin V. 6-28-29M L6
Redin V. 6-28-29M N4
FULLINGTON
Mary 5-20-29M L8
FULTON r. T .r
Addie L. Galbraith 12-20-29 LIE
B. E. 1-8-29P N4
B. E. 7-20-29P L4
Ben, Mrs. 7-19-29 L20
Corda J. Kinser 2-19-29 LI
Ella Eliza 1-8-29 N4
Floyd 12-26-29 L8
Frank 8-4-29M N12A
Fred 6-30-29 N3A
Harold 6-30-29 N3A
J. H. , Mrs. 12-26-29D L8
John 10-14-29D L12
1013
FULTON (cont.)
John 10-17-29D L8
John H., Mrs. 12-28-29D L4
John H., Mrs. 12-28-29D N12
John, Jr. 10-13-29D NIB
John, Jr. 10-14-29D N12
John, Jr. 10-17-29D N14
Lena D. Woody 8-4-29 N12A
Lloyd 10-13-29 NIB
Lloyd 10-14-29 L12
Lloyd 10-14-29 N12
Maude M. 1-18-29DV L
Maude M. 1-19-29DV N14
Maude M. 6-30-29D N3A
Maude M. Biggs 6-30-29D N3A
Noth, Mrs. 12-28-29D L4
Notie 12-28-29D L4
Notie 12-28-29D N12
Pauline 6-30-29 N3A
R. E. 1-19-29DV N14 '
R. F. 1-18-29DV L
Robert E. 2-19-29M LI
Thora 12-26-29 L8
FULTS
Paul 12-26-29 LIO
Pauline 12-22-29M NIA
Pauline 12-26-29M LIO
William 12-26-29 LIO
FURGASON
Bonnie Marie 7-2-2 9M LI
Bonnie Marie 7-3-29M Nl
FUZZELL
T. E. 1-26-29 L2
FYAN
Sophie Wallis 7-2-29 L12
Sophie Wallis 7-3-29 N5
GABRIEL
Mary Agnes 1-26-29 L2
GADDARD
Samuel D. 10-19-29P L4
GADDY
Anna B. 1-10-29DV N3
Anna B. 1-9-29DV L12
Anna B. 9-12-29DV L2
Dollie M. 1-9-29 L12
Dolly M. 1-10-29 N3
Effie Treon 12-4-29 L5
Effie Treon 12-4-29 N2
J. A. 9-12-29DV L2
Joseph A. 1-1G-29DV N3
GADDY (cont.)
Joseph A. 1-9-29DV L12
GAFNER
C. 11-10-29 N6C
GAGE
Alice Stutzman 1-8-29 LIO
Alice Stutzman 1-9-29 N5
GALBRAITH
Addie L. 12-20-29 L15
Emma Cass 11-28-29 L8
F. A. 2-22-29 L2
Inez 10-19-29 L4
J. D. 12-20-29D L15
J. D. 12-21-29D LB
John D. 12-22-29D NIOA
Josie 12-20-29 L15
Mary T. 2-22-29 L2
Minnie L. 12-20-29 L15
Mollie 3-12-29 L16
N. B. 12-20-29 L15
T. D. 12-20-29 L15
GALBRATH
J. D. 12-22-29D NIOA
GALBRETH
Emma Cass 11-28-29 N12
Emma Cass 11-29-29 N3
GALENA, MO.
newspaper 3-8-29 LIO
GALLAGHER
Mary E. Morkel 5-23-29 L16
GALLOWAY
Charles 3-12-29 L16
Charles, Mrs. 4-2-29 L14
Lou Beeler 9-8-29 N2A
Randel Eugene 9-12-29DV L2
Ronald 10-15-29 Lll
Ronald Eugene 10-15-29DV Lll
Tom 3-12-29 L16
Virginia Allene 10-15-29DV Lll
Virginia Allene 9-12-29DV L2
Walter 3-12-29 L16
GAMBLE
Clyde 7-12-29 L6
Clyde 7-13-29 N4
Maxine 7-12-29M L6
Maxine 7-13-29M N4
GAMER
Ruth 2-20-29M LI
GAMMON
D. M. 7-12-29 L14
1014
GAMMON (cont.
.)
D. M. '
7-13-:
29 N7
Fred, Mrs. :
1-31-29
L8
G. F.,
Mrs .
5-18-29 L8
George
P.
, 5
-15-
-29D
L12
George
P.
, 5
-16-
-29D
L14
George
P.
, 7
-12-
-29P
L14
George
P.
, 7
-13-
-29?
N7
Hildreth
El<
Dise 8-22-29M L12
Jennie
7-
-12
-29
L14
Jennie
7-
-13
-29
N7
Lester
7-
-12
-29
L14
Lester
7-
-13
-29
N7
Linnie
7-
-12
-29
L14
Linnie
7-
-13
-29
N7
Mar jorie
9-:
1-29M N3A
Mar jorie
9-1
B-29M N7B
Sarah 5-15-29 L12
Sarah 7-12-29 L14
Sarah 7-13-29 N7'
William E. 8-22-29 L12
GAN
Lorene C. 8-27-29M Nl
GANAWAY
Burrel 12-27-29 Nl
Ed 12-27-29 Nl
George 12-27-29D Nl
Mildred 12-27-29 Nl
Travis 12-27-29 Nl
GANN
Letha 2-5-29 Lll
Ted 3-31-29M LIB
Thelma Mitchell 3-31-29 LIB
GARBER
Fred 7-20-29P L4
GARDENHIRE
William M. 7-20-29 L4
GARDENSHIRE
William M. 1-26-29 L2
GARDNER
A. S. 5-13-29 L14
Alpha 9-12-29DV L2
Charles 5-24-29 LI
D. W. 7-23-29D Nl
Dorothy Owens 4-23-29 L6
E. F. 5-24-29 LI
Ernest 5-24-29 LI
Ethel 5-24-29 LI
Ethel 5-25-29 L3
Frank E. 1-18-29DV L
GARDNER (cont.)
Hazel 5
-24-29 LI
Hazen 5
-25-29 L3
Henry E
. 5-13-29 L14
Henry E
. 9-6-29 L22
Hugh 5-
24-29 LI
Hugh 5-
25-29 L3
James 4
-23-29 L6
L. A. 5
-13-29 L14
L. A. 6
-18-29 L3
Laura,
Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Leo 5-24-29 LI
Leo 5-25-29 L3
Lillian
9-6-29 L22
Margaret 1-18-29DV L
Marion
B. 5-24-29D LI
Marion
B. 5-25-29D L3
Rachel
5-24-29 LI
Rachel
5-25-29 L3
Ralph 4
-23-29M L6
Robert
C. 9-12-29DV L2
S. B.,
Mrs. 8-16-29D L18
T. K. 5
-13-29 L14
T. K. 7
-20-29 L4
Zoe Snowden 2-12-29 L12
GARLETTS
Rose 12
-25-29M N9
GARNER
Elmer 6
-28-29 L2
Jack, M
xs. 6-28-29 L2
Morris
4-4-29E L4
GARNSEY
Colleen
Kenney 6-28-29 L6
Colleen
M. Kenney 6-27-29 L4
Colleen
M. Kenney 6-28-29 N4
H. F. 6
-27-29 L4
H. R. 6
-28-29 N4
Harold
6-27-29 L4
Harold
6-28-29 N4
Katherine 6-27-29 L4
Katherine 6-28-29 N4
Morris
3-19-29E LIO
Morris
3-29-29E L6
Morris
E. 6-27-29M L4
Morris
E. 6-28-29M L6
Morris
E. 6-28-29M N4
GAROUTTE
Gladys
8-2-29M LI
Gladys
8-3-29M Nl
Veda 5-
6-29M LI
1015
GARR
Andy 3-28-29 L12
Fount, Mrs. 3-28-29D L12
Olive 3-28-29 L12
GARRETT
Bertha Hughes 6-29-29 Nl
Fernando C. 1-26-29P L2
Gladys Taylor 10-26-29 LB
Robert A. lb-26-29M L8
William 6-29-29M Nl
GARRISON
Don 10-30-29M Nl
Eva 7-10-29M LI
Eva 7-11-29M Nl
Harold, Mrs. 10-1-29 Nl
Harold, Mrs. 9-30-29 LI
Mabel Copeland 10-30-29 Nl
GARRITSON
Warren, Mrs. 1-15-29 N7
GARTON
I. C. 6-6-29 L7
James Carl 6-6-29M L7
Lefty 6-6-29M L7
Lucille Wallace 6-6-29 L7
GASPERSON
Dola Hafner 7-16-29 Nl
Dola Hofner 7-15-29 LI
Wesley 7-15-29M LI
Wesley 7-16-29M Nl
GASTON
Lula Cowan 3-30-29 L6
W. T. 4-20-29 L3
GATES
Allie 10-10-29 L4
Allie 10-11-29 Lll
Allie 10-11-29 N8
Allie 10-12-29 N2
Charles M. 10-10-29 L4
Charles M. 10-11-29 N8
Elijah 9-5-29 L8
Florence Louise 1-26-29P L2
Glenn P. 10-10-29 L4
Glenn P. 10-11-29 N8
Joel E. 9-5-29 L8
Mavis Claire 1-26-29P L2
Nannie Mills 9-10-29 L12
GATEWOOD
Emma 1-13-29D L3B
GATLEY
John T., Mrs. 11-22-29 L9
GATLEY (cont.)
John T., Mrs. 11-22-29 N16
GAULT
Claude 10-19-29P L4
J. H. 8-21-29 L12
J. H. 8-21-29 N8
Maggie 4-11-29 L3
Thomas Nathaniel 8-21-29D L12
Thomas Nathaniel 8-21-29D N8
GEER
W. J. 5-13-29 L14
GEHIKEN
Nancy Fowler 11-8-29 N16
GEHLKEN
Nancy Fowler 11-8-29 L8
GEHRS
Charles 11-1-29 L17
Cornelia 11-1-29 L17
Cornelia 11-2-29 L12
H. R. , Mrs. 11-1-29 L17
James 11-1-29 L17
John 11-1-29D L17
John 11-2-29D L12
John 11-3-29D N14A
Marie 11-1-29 L17
GELLENS
Sam, Mrs. 12-30-29 LIO
GEMETT
Ethel 8-31-29D N8
GENTERY
J. M. , Mrs. 9-23-29 LIO
GENTON
J. Edgar 4-1-29 LIO
GENTRY
Angle L. 1-7-29D L8
Blythe, Mrs. 9-26-29 Ll2
Blythe, Mrs. 9-27-29 L8
Blythe, Mrs. 9-27-29 NIO
Claude 1-13-29 L12B
William E. 1-13-29 L12B
GEORGE
Anne Clayton 1-28-29B L4
Charles, Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
Clair, Mrs. 12-23-29 L12
Clair, Mrs. 12-23-29 N2
Hazel M. 1-18-29 L
Jesse F. 11-5-29M Nl
Jessie F. 11-6-29M Nl
Maggie Patterson 11-13-29 LI
Maggie Patterson 11-14-29 L16
1016
GEORGE (cont.)
Maggie Patterson 11-14-29 N12
Mary Burton 12-15-29 N5B
Viola L. Coats 11-5-29 Nl
Viola L. Coats 11-6-29 Nl
Walter N. 1-28-29C L4
GERBER
Fred 7-20-29P L4
GERHARDT
Eunice Leeper 9-19-29 N14
Otis 9-19-29M N14
GERMAN
George William 11-2-29B L12
Isabelle Stroup 11-2-29 L12
Marylan Elizabeth 2-10-29D L6A
Marylan Elizabeth 2-9-29D L6
R. F. 2-10-29 L6A
T. F. 11-2-29C L12
T. F. 2-9-29 L6
GETCHELL
7-12-29M N14
Gertrude 1-18-29DV L
Hallie Kittel 7-11-29 L2
Hallie Kittel 7-12-29 N14
Ray 7-11-29M L2
Ray 7-12-29M N14
Raymond L. 1-18-29DV L
GHAN
Alice 3-27-29 LIO
Charles 3-27-29 LIO
Elizabeth 3-27-29 LIO
. Lorenza P. 3-27-29D LIO
Martha A. Merritt 3-27-29 LIO
Millie 3-27-29 LIO
T. A. 3-27-29 LIO
Tishie 3-27-29 LIO
GIBBARD
Lester, Mrs. 5-29-29 LIO
Mildred 9-21-29M LIO
GIBBENS
Delia J. 7-20-29P L4
GIBBONS
Albert 11-8-29 L8
Albert 11-8-29 N16
Robert E. 1-28-29M LI
Thelma Vantine 1-28-29 LI
GIBSON
Allen 4-29-29 LIO
Anna Law 8-31-29 LIO
Bess Shackelford 8-27-29 N4
GIBSON (cont.)
Charles, Mrs. 6-17-29 LIO
Chester H. 12-31-29M Nl
Clyde 1-20-29M LIB
Commodore 4-29-29 LIO
Cora 4-29-29 LIO
Elizabeth 4-29-29 LIO
Ella 4-29-29 LIO
Emery 4-29-29 LIO
Emma 10-15-29 L7
Emma 10-15-29 N12
Etolia 1-26-29P L2
Flossie May 4-29-29 LIO
G. M. 10-19-29P L4
G. M. 4-20-29P L3
Harry 1-16-29C L12
Harry 8-31-29M LIO
James P. 12-16-29 L15
L. V. 4-20-29 L3
Lake, Mrs. 8-13-29 LI
Lake, Mrs. 8-13-29 N2
Lawrence Eugene 1-26-29P L2
Love 1-26-29 L2
Lucille Ketchum 1-20-29 LIB
Mary C. 10-19-29 L4
Mary C. 4-20-29 L3
Mildred Royston 12-31-29 Nl
Mollie 4-29-29 LIO
Naomi 12-16-29M L15
Ralph B. 1-26-29 L2
Susan 4-20-29P L3
William C. 4-20-29P L3
William K. 4-29-29D LIO
GIDEON
Eva Mae Foster 11-18-29 L16
Eva Mae Foster 11-18-29 N12
H. 0. , Mrs. 1-7-29 L8
J. Oliver, Mrs. 6-24-29 LIO
Thomas H. 1-26-29 L2
Thomas H. 10-19-29 L4
Thomas H. 4-20-29 L3
recall signers 8-26-29 L4
GIFFORD
Martha Frazee 7-20-29P L4
Pearl 7-20-29 L4
GILBERT
Hiram G. 4-19-29 L12
Lola 12-5-29 LI
Lola 12-6-29 N5
Susan 4-19-29 L12
1017
GILBERT (cont.)
W. A. 4-19-29 L12
GILBRAITH
J. D. 12-21-29D N14
GILL
Elmer 10-25-29M Nl
Leona Vaughan 10-25-29 Nl
GILLAM
George, Mrs. 9-15-29 N5A
GILLELAND
Charles E. 12-24-29M L16
Charles E. 12-24-29M N12
Risie Ellen Davis 12-24-29 L16
Rosie Helen Davis 12-24-29 N12
GILLESPIE
Charles 0. 1-26-29P L2
Jonathan 1-26-29 L2
Mary 1-23- 2 9E L4
Patrick H. 1-23-29 L4
GILLIAM
Hazel Hawkins 10-27-29 NIB
Homer A. 10-27-29M NIB
GILLILAND
C. S. , Mrs. 3-6-29 L2
GILLISPIE
Albert 9-26-29 L2
Alfred 8-29-29 LIO
Jode G. 8-29-29 LIO
Joe 9-26-29 L2
John 9-26-29 L2
John T. 8-29-29 LIO
Martha Ann 9-26-29 L2
Martha N. 8-29-29 LIO
Mary Jane 8-29-29 LIO
Mary Jane 9-26-29 L2
Nancy 8-29-29D LIO
Nancy 8-30-29D N2
GILLMAN
James, Mrs. 1-15-29 N7
GILMAN
Cora E. Morris 1-21-29 L8
GILMORE
Albert 2-7-29 LIO
Beulah M. 7-27-29D LB
D. , Mrs. 1-7-29 LB
Herbert, Mrs. 7-27-29D LB
J. M. 9-2-29 L14
J. M. 9-2-29 N8
Jessie 2-7-29 LIO
Mary J. Robertson 2-7-29D LIO
GILMORE (cont.)
Shela E. 9-2-29D N8
Shela L. 9-2-29D L14
W. F. 9-2-29 N8
W. P. 9-2-29 L14
Wallace 2-7-29 LIO
William 2-7-29 LIO
GILSON
Florence Burnie 3-6-29 L12
GILTNER
W. F. 8-11-29 NIB
GINN
M. S. 5-4-29 L4
Vella 5-4-29E L4
Vella 6-1-29M L4
GIPE
Enoch W., Mrs. 4-15-29 LIO
Sarah F. 10-19-29 L4
Sarah F. 5-1-29 L2
GIPSON
Ed 1-4-29D L5
Howard 1-4-29D L5
GIST
Ella 7-20-29 L4
Gerald H. 7-20-29P L4
Wilma Belle 7-20-29P L4
GIVIN
Albert 11-7-29 L14
Albert 11-7-29 N2
GLADDEN
Jessie M. 1-18-29 L
Jessie Mae 3-3-29M L6B
Jessie May 3-31-29 L2B
Jessie May 5-16-29 LI
GLANGIN
Anna L. Mitchell 7-5-29 LI
John W. 7-5-29M LI
GLASER
Alvin 5-4-29 L8
Ignace 11-19-29 L7
Laurence 5-4-29 LB
Perry 5-4-29 LB
GLASSCOCK
Delta 8-26-29 N12
Nora 2-17-29 L3C
GLENN
Helen 1-20-29M LIB
Jennie 4-20-29 L3
John, Mrs. 1-26-29 N3
L. R. 8-11-29 N3B
1018
GLIDEWELL
A. L. 11-10-29 N6C
Colista Florence 7-13-29 LI
Dempsey 5-17-29DV LI
Dempsey E. 7-13-29M LI
Ed 11-28-29 L8
Frank 11-28-29 L8
Joe 11-28-2 9 L8
Julia 5-17-29DV LI
Lucy J. 11-28-29 L8
Roy 11-28-29 L8 :
Tom 11-28-29 L8
W. T. 11-28-29 L8
Will 11-28-29 L8
GLINN
Gail 10-2-29D L3
James M. 10-2-29 L3
GLORE
B. F. 1-12-29 L6
B. F. 1-12-29 N8
Beatrice 1-12-29 L6
Beatrice 1-12-29 N8
Beatrice 1-13-29 LlOA
C. M. 1-12-29 L6
C. M. 1-12-29 N8
L. L. 1-12-29 L6
L. L. 1-12-29 N8
L. L. 1-13-29 LlOA
L. L. 1-19-29 N14
N. S. 1-12-29 L6
N. S. 1-12-29 N8
GLOUBSKI
Julia Ceselski 1-27-29 L3C
Tony 1-27-29M L3C
GLOVER
Blanch 3-28-29 L12
Blanche Davis 3-17-29 L5C
Margaret Case 11-16-29 L4
S. F. , Mrs. 3-3-29 L2B
GLOYD
G. W. 5-22-29 LI
James 5-22-29D LI
GLYNN
Robert, Mrs. 9-21-29 L4
GOAD
G. W. 10-19-29 L4
George W. 4-20-29 L3
J. M. 11-10-29 N6C
Minnie K. 10-19-29P L4
GOBBLE
Ruth Beckley 6-4-29DV L14
W. E. 6-4-29DV L14
GOCKE
Gustave A. 1-27-29D L3C
GODBEY
A. H. 2-10-29 L3C
Beulah 2-10-29 L3C
Emma 2-10-2 9D L3C
GODDARD
Commodore C. 1-19-29DV N14
James H. 10-19-29 L4
James H. 4-20-29 L3
Nellie L. 1-19-29DV N14
Samuel D. 4-20-29P L3
GODFREY
Alfred E. 11-27-29DV N2
Alice 2-10-29D L3C
Bertie 11-27-29DV N2
Eleanor Irene James 8-2-29 L6
Eleanor James 8-2-29 Nl
Finis E. 8-2-29M L6
Finis E. 8-2-29M Nl
Virginia Rose 10-19-29P L4
GODKIN
Charlotte M. 10-27-29 N3B
D. R. , Mrs. 10-24-29 L12
D. R. , Mrs. 10-25-29 L14
D. R. , Mrs. 10-25-29 N6
GOEDORS
Ray, Mrs. 12-22-29 NIOA
GOETZ
Erma Hawkins 9-25-29 L14
GOFF
Carrie 1-18-29 L
COIN
Elsie Friend 8-25-29 NIC
Orville 8-25-29M NIC
GOLD
Fannie 11-24-29M N2B
GOLDEN
Thomas C. 5-13-29 L2
GOLDNECK
E. M. 9-19-29 L12
GOLDSMITH
James F. 5-13-29 L14
GOLEANOR
Hattie 5-10-29 LIO
GOOCH
Grant 5-20-29 LIO
1019
GOOCH (cont.)
J. B. 5-20-29 LIO
J. C. 5-20-29 LIO
Martha 5-20-29 LIO
GOODARD
Commodore C. 1-18-29DV L
Nellie L. 1-18-29DV L
GOODLOE
M. Elizabeth 4-21-29 L3D
Mary Frances 4-21-29M L3D
Mary Frances 4-22-29M L12
GOODMAN
E. M. , Mrs. 2-25-29 L6
Emma 2-25-29 L6
Floyd 2-17-29 L3C
GOODNIGHT
Dave 5-13-29 L14
N. E., Mrs. 11-3-29 N14A
N. E. , Mrs. 11-4-29 NIO
N. F. , Mrs. 11-4-29 L12
GOODSON
C. A. 12-21-29 LI
Charles A. 11-17-29DV N6A
Evelyn Floy Fields 12-21-29 LI
Hazel J. 11-17-29DV N6A
GOODWIN
J. A. 11-10-29 N6C
Lillian Ross, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
GORD
Edith 1-13-29D L3B
GORDART
Ray, Mrs. 12-23-29 N2
Ray, Mrs. 12-24-29 N2
GORDON
Isaac 1-26-29A L3
Mabel 1-20-29M LIB
T. B. 7-15-29 L3
W. C. , Mrs. 12-23-29 L12
W. C. , Mrs. 12-23-29 N2
GORMAN
D. C. 1-24-29 L2
Dan 3-10-29 L6B
Delia Wilkinson 3-4-29 L16
Doolin 9-8-29M N7B
Dotson 3-25-29M L4
Genella 1-24-29 L2
J. E. , Mrs. 9-18-29 L5
J. E. , Mrs. 9-19-29 N2
J. F. , Mrs. 9-19-29 L18
Josephine Adams 3-25-29 L4
GORMAN (cont.)
Lawson Doolin 9-1-29M N3A
Lenore 1-26-29P L2
Marjorie Gammon 9-1-29 N3A
Marjorie Gammon 9-8-29 N7B
GOSS
Elton 11-14-29 L16
Newton Asbury 11-14-29D L16
Ruby J. 12-22-29M NIA
Salome J. 4-20-29P L3
Sam, Mrs. 6-18-29 L7
GOTT
Amanda 7-20 -29P L4
J. D. 1-27-29 L6C
John, Mrs. 1-18-29 L18
GOTTFRIED
Al 5-13-29 L14
Al 8-11-29 N12A
Al 8-12-29 N2
Conrad 8-11-29 N12A
Conrad 8-12-29 N2
W. H. 5-13-29 L14
W. H. 6-18-29 L3
William H. 6-18-29 L5
GOULD
Amanda Watts 9-18-29 L5
Amanda Watts 9-18-29 N2
GOULD IN
A. L. 2-17-29D L8C
A. L. 2-18-29D L8
GOUTY
, Mrs. 2-4-29 LIO
E. Z. 1-26-29 L2
Mildred 1-26-29P L2
Neva 1-26-29P L2
GOWER
Dan 7-20-29P L4
Ruth J. 7-20-29 L4
Tom 1-26-29P L2
Tom 7-20-29P L4
GOWERS
E. J. , Mrs. 9-15-29 N5A
GRACE
Edward, Mrs. 10-10-29 L2
Edward, Mrs. 10-11-29 N8
Gerald 10-10-29 L2
Gerald 10-11-29 N8
Lois 10-11-29 N8
Louise 10-10-29 L2
Marion J. 10-10-29 L2
1020
GRACE (cont.)
Marion J. 10-11-29 N8
Walter, Mrs. 11-16-29 L4
GRADY
Grace Smiley 8-1-29 LIO
GRAF
Johann Friedrich 1-26-29P L2
Johanna Louise 1-26-29 L2
GRAFTON
Almina 4-30-29 L14
Alinina 5-1-29 LI 2 -
Almina 5-2-29 L12
H. E. 11-10-29 N6C
Joe 4-3 0-29 L14
Joe 5-1-29 L12
Stillman 4-30-29D L14
Stillman 5-1-29D L12
Stillman 5-2-29D L12
W. H. 4-30-29 L14
W. H. 5-1-29 L12
GRAHAM
Bessie Biers 3-6-29 L2
C. E. , Mrs. 6-30-29 N2B
Ella 2-25-29 L6
Ethan 1-1-29 Nl
Ethan, Mrs. 1-1-29 L14
Eugene 3-28-29 L12
George L. 3-28-29D L12
George L. 3-29-29D L20
George L. 3-30-29D L6
George L. 3-31-29D L3A
H. M. 11-1-29D L17
H. M. 11-1-2 9D Nl
Jessie 10-27-29 NIB
Jessie 3-3-29 L6B
Olive 5-30-29 L4
Olive 6-1-29 L
Olive 8-28-29 L4
Olive 9-12-29 L2
Robert 2-25-29 L6
Sarah 2-25-29 L6
Sydney 3-28-29 L12
Winifred 6-30-29M N2B
GRANT
J. I. 10-19-29 L4
J. L. 1-26-29 L2
J. T. 4-20-2 9 L3
Mary 10-25-29 L14
Mary 10-25-29 N6
U. L. 10-19-29 L4
GRANT (cont.)
Vincent, Mrs. 7-29-29 LIO
Vincent, Mrs. 7-29-29 N3
GRANTHAM
Madge 9-23-29D Nl
Madge 9-24-29D L9
Madge 9-24-29D N2
Ralph 9-23-29 Nl
W. P. 9-23-29 Nl
GRASKEMPER
Anna 12-10-29 L2
Anna 12-10-29 N3
Anna Cain 12-11-29 N6
GRAVE
Ruby Hawkins 12-24-29 N12
William T. 12-24-29M N12
GRAVELY
Joe W. 4-1-29 LIO
GRAVES
Edna Foster 8-27-29 L3
Edna Foster 8-28-29 N3
Ettie 2-5-29 Lll
T. B. , Mrs. 1-11-29 N5
Warren H. 3-13-29 L12
Warren H. 6-14-29 L15
Warren H., Mrs. 5-28-29 LI
GRAY
Algia 12-24-29M L16
Algia 12-24-29M N12
Charley Wayne 12-3-29 Nl
Darline 12-3-29 Nl
Fred Cyrus 1-26-29 L2
Ina 6-5-29 L16
John 4-29-29 LIO
Katheryn E. 2-28-29 L5
Marie 7-16-29M Nl
Marie 7-16-29M N2
Marjorie 12-3-29 Nl
Mary A. 10-19-29P L4
Mary E. 1-26-29P L2
Minnie 12-3-2SDV Nl
Nell McCauley 12-24-29 L16
Nell McCauley 12-24-29 N12
Ollie 4-29-29 LIO
Ollie Fleming 1-30-29 L5
Orrie 12-3-29DV Nl
Shapley 4-15-29D LI
William Edward 1-26-29 L2
Willie 5-13-29D L8
Willie 5-14-29D L7
1021
GRAYSON
E. S. , Mrs. 3-17-29 L3C
GREABLE
Frank 1-20-29D L3B
GREATHOUSE
Bessie Virginia 9-17-29 L5
Bessie Virginia 9-17-29 N2
Celia 7-20-29P L4
William T. ' 9-17-29 L5
William T. 9-17-29 N2
GREEN
Alberta Nelson 11-27-29 N7
Amanda 8-23-29DV LI 8
Amanda 8-24-29 N12
Amanda M. Chaney 9-13-29DV LI
Ben 10-29-29 L12
Ben 10-29-29 N14
Ben 10-30-29 N2
Bessie 2-13-29 LIO
Bessie Bush 2-27-29' LIO
C. P. , Mrs. 5-20-29 LIO
Charles H. 1-13-29 L7B
Cordelia A. 1-20-29 L3B
Dick 11-27-29M N7
Dorothy Palmer 1-13-29 L7B
Edward R. 8-4-29M NIB
Fred E. 8-23-29DV L18
Fred E. 8-24-29 N12
Fred E. 9-13-29DV LI
H. D. , Jr. 11-27-29M N7
Hellen Dishman 2-20-29 Lll
Henry Dixon, Mrs. 1-31-29D LB
James A. 10-29-29D L12
James A. 10-29-29D N14
James A. 10-30-29D L8
James A. 10-30-29D N2
John Wesley 1-13-29M L7B
Lula Mathena 5-17-29 L20
M. J. , Mrs. 7-28-29 N3C
Mamie Vickers 9-8-29 N12A
Mary M. Monks 1-31-29D L8
Mattie 1-31-29 L8
Roy, Mrs. 3-11-29 LIO
Russell 1-31-29 L8
Ruth L. Calfee 8-4-29 NIB
S. R. , Mrs. 7-26-29 N6
S. R. , Mrs. 7-27-29 L8
Will H. D. 1-31-29 L8
Will H. D. 11-27-29 N7
GREENE
Estes 8-2-29 L16
Estes 8-3-29 Nl
Horace 8-2-29 L16
Horace 8-3-29 Nl
Milton J. 8-2-29D L16
Milton J. 8-3-29D Nl
Robey 8-2-29 L16
Roby 8-3-29 Nl
GREENE COUNTY
record books 2-24-29 L4D
GREENE COUNTY BANK
mention 6-24-29 L12
GREENWADE
Clyde W. 5-27-29 L8 •
Hazel 5-27-29M L8
R. W. , Mrs. 8-15-29 LI
V. W. , Mrs. 3-1-29 L13
V. W. , Mrs. 3-2-29 LIO
GREENWOOD
Dazel 8-24-29M LI
Ona Farmer 8-22-29 LI
Ona Farmer 8-23-29 Nl
W. M. 8-22-29M LI
William 8-23-29M Nl
GREER
Fannie Fretz 1-31-29 L8
GREGG
Charles, Mrs. 7-5-29D L12
Charles, Mrs. 7-6-29D N14
Effie 11-17-29M N6A
GREGORY
Herbert, Mrs. 6-25-29 L12
Herbert, Mrs. 6-26-29 LIO
GRESHAM
George 7-3-29 L5
George 7-3-29 Nl
Greenberry 7-3-29 L5
Greenberry 7-3-2 9 Nl
R. H. , Mrs. 11-28-29 L8
R. H. , Mrs. 11-29-29 N3
GREY
A. G. , Mrs. 2-7-29 LIO
Mary A. 3-10-29D L2A
Ollie Fleming 1-31-29 L8
GRIER
Hazel 5-10-29 LIO
GRIFFEN
Joe, Mrs. 1-13-29D L3B
Mary 1-13-29D L3B
1022
GRIFFIN
Adaline 11-23-29 LIO
Adaline 11-24-29 N13A
Alma 4-3-29 L8
Bessie Michaels 10-13-29 N13A
Bessie Michaels 10-14-29 LI
Bessie Michaels 10-15-29 Nl
C. H. 10-13-29M N13A
C. H. 10-14-29M LI
C. H. 10-15-29M Nl
Charles 11-23-29 LIO
Charles 11-24-29 N13A
Clara 11-23-29 LIO
Clara 11-24-29 N13A
Edna 12-24-29M N12
GRIFFIN""
Euna 12-24-29M L16
GRIFFIN
F. 11-10-29 N6C
George 4-3-29 L8
Harriett 11-23-29 LIO
Homer 11-23-29 LIO
Homer 11-24-29 N13A
J. C. , Mrs. 11-16-29 L4
J. W. , Mrs. 4-3-29D L8
Martha M. 4-3-29D LB
William A. 11-23-29 LIO
William A. 11-24-29 N13A
GRIFFITH
Agnes Lucile 12-28-29 L4
Bertha Rakin 9-20-29 L24
Charles S. 5-13-29 L14
Florine Cunningham 1-3-29 N3
Harry 5-13-29 L14
Ivan S. 1-3-29M N3
Margie G. 9-12-29DV L2
T. L. 9-20-29M L24
Thomas L. 9-12-29DV L2
GRIGG
Elmer 8-26-29DV L16
Elmer 9-13-29DV LI
Margaret 12-21-29M Nl
Margaretta 8-26-29DV L16
Margarette 9-13-29DV LI
GRIGSBY
Dallas W. 7-19-29M Nl
Ella A. Schmidt 7-19-29 Nl
Elsie M. 1-18-29DV L
L. T. 1-18-29DV L
GRIMES
Addie 7-27-29 L4
Grace Smith 7-27-29 L4
Lawrence S. 7-27-29M L4
GRIMETT
Ethel Denton 8-31-29D N8
H. W. , Mrs. 8-31-29D N8
GRIMMER
Gladys Garoutte 8-3-29 Nl
Homer 8-3-29M Nl
GRIMMETT
Ethel 8-30-29D L3
Gladys Garoutte 8-2-29 LI
H. W. , Mrs. 8-30-29D L3
Homer 8-2-29M LI
GRIMSLEY
L. J. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L5
GRISHAM
Annie Crane 10-11-29 N8
GRI SHAVER
Bonnie Hough 10-15-29 L19
F. S. 10-15-29M L19
GRIST MILLS
in Greene county 5-29-29 L8
GRISWOLD
Benjamin 1-6-29D L6C
GRMETT
Ethel 8-31-29D L8
Ethel Denton 8-31-29D L8
Ethel Denton 8-31-29D N8
H. W. , Mrs. 8-31-29D L8
H. W. , Mrs. 8-31-29D N8
GROESBECK
Louise 1-12-29 LI
Louise 1-16-29 Nl
GROSSBECK
Louise 1-12-29 LI
GROTY
Charles 4-19-29 L12
F. M. 4-19-29 L12
Genevieve 4-19-29 L12
Genevieve 4-20-29 L
Murl 4-19-29 L12
GROVE
Augusta C. 1-5-29D N12
H. A. 1-5-29 N12
L. B. 1-5-29 N12
Ray 1-5-29 N12
GROVER
Ruby Hawkins 12-24-29 L16
1023
GROVER (cont.)
William T. 12-24-29M L16
GROVES
Billie 5-14-29M LI
Billie 5-15-29M L7
Erma Werner 5-14-29 LI
Erma Werner 5-15-29 L7
Fred 12-4-29 L5 ,
Irmia 8-15-29DV L3
Jalissia F. Travis 2-10-29DV
James 12-4-29 L5
John 12-4-29 L5
John F. 2-10-29DV LIA
Mary 12-4-29 L5
William 8-15-29DV L3
GRUBBS
Cynthia Boone 6-6-29 LI
H. Boone 6-6-29 LI
GRUBEL
Ida 5-10-29 LIO
GRUBER
John, Mrs. 7-1-29 N2
GRUEN
Dorothy 7-24-29M L8
Dorothy 7-24-29M Nl
Dorothy 7-25-29M Nl
GRUENE
Henrietta 2-17-29E L3C
GRUNDBERG
Henrietta 2-23-29M LI
GRUNDBURG
Alfred T. 2-25-29 L3
Carl E. 2-25-29 L3
Henrietta 2-25-29M L3
Henry 2-25-29 L3
GRUZANT
Helen Harman 2-23-29 LI
John L. 2-23-29M LI
GRYDER
J. C. 2-13-29D Lll
GUCKER
H. F. , Mrs. 7-25-29 N2
GUFFY
Eva Mayfield 7-10-29 N7
Eva Mayfield 7-9-29 L14
Eva Mayfield 7-9-29 L2
GUGEL
C. L. 3-1-29 LIS
Edith 3-1-29 L13
H. T. 3-1-29 L13
GUGEL (cont.)
Henry 3-1-29D L13
Marie 3-1-29 L13
GUINN
Amos C. 12-1-29M NIB
Verna Williams 12-1-29 NIB
Will, Mrs. 8-15-29 N5
GUINNEY
Lane, Mrs. 6-21-29 L20
LIA Lane, Mrs. 6-22-29 L8
GULLETT
Ada 12-29-29M NIB
GULLEY
Clifton 12-2-29 L4
Clifton 12-2-29 N3
Clifton 12-3-29 N2
Fred Loran 12-3-29D N2
Fred Loren 12-2-29D L4
Fred Loren 12-2-29D N3
Joseph L. 12-2-29 L4
Joseph L. 12-2-29 N3
Joseph L. 12-3-29 N2
Margaret 12-2-29 L4
Margaret 12-2-29 N3
Margaret 12-3-29 N2
William 12-2-29 L4
William 12-2-29 N3
William 12-3-29 N2
GUM
Ben 8-13-29M L14
J. B. 8-13-29 L14
P. D. 5-1-29 L12
Ruth Ellett 8-13-29 L14
GUNN
Carver 2-8-29 L20
Dexter Carver 2-8-29 L20
GUNTER
James, Mrs. 11-25-29 L2
GURLEY
A. P. 10-3-29 L2
A. P. 10-4-29 N7
Cora 10-3-29D L2
Cora 10-4-29D N7
Cora 4-20-29P L3
May Helen 5-22-29M L4
S. H. 10-3-29 L2
S. H. 10-4-29 N7
S. H. 4-20-29 L3
W. B. 5-22-29 L4
W. T. 10-3-29 L2
1024
GURLEY (cont.)
W. T. 10-4-29 N7
GUSTAFSON
Knute 4-9-29M L6
Lillian Rhodes 4-9-29 L6
Martha 2-20-29DV L2
Ralph 2-20-29DV L2
GUSTIN
J. D. 1-11-29 L18
J. D. 1-11-29 N6
Melvin W. 1-11-29D L18
Melvin W. 1-11-29D N6
Melvin W. 1-12-29D N8
GUTSCHKE
A. G., Miss 12-15-29 N3A
Anna Susan 12-14-29D L4
Anna Susan 12-15-29D N3A
Anna Susan Fisher 12-15-29D NBA
G. A. 12-15-29 N3A
Ida E. 12-14-29 L4
Ida E. 12-15-29 N3A
GUY ANT
H. H. 2-25-29 L3
Helen Harman 2-25-29 L3
Leslie 2-25-29M L3
GWALTNEY
Charles Kenneth 2-13-29D LIO
William M. 2-13-29 LIO
GWIN
W. A. 8-21-29 L13
GWYNN
. Clifford 12-1-29M N6B
Fred 12-1-29 N6B
Verna Williams 12-1-29 N6B
HAAR
Homer 3-17-29 L3D
HABERMAN
Albert 0. 12-10-29M L14
Albert O. 12-10-29M Nl
Louis 12-10-29 L14
Virginia Young 12-10-29 L14
Virginia Young 12-10-29 Nl
HACKETT
E. C. 6-22-29 LI
Hiram 7-3-29D LIO
James 7-3-29 LIO
Mildred 7-3-29 LIO
HACKNEY
G. W. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Mary 5-18-29 L3
HACKNEY (cont.)
Nan, Miss 5-13-29 L14
HACKWORTH
Tom, Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
HADDOX
Lelia 11-18-29M L4
Lelia 11-19-29M N7
HADEN
C. A. 4-21-29 L3A
C. A. 6-14-29 L15
J. M. 6-15-29 L8
Joel H. 3-11-29 L12
Joel H. 3-12-29 L18
Joel H. 4-21-29 L3A
Joel H., Mrs. 6-15-29D L8
Nancy A. Beshears 6-15-29D L8
Nancy H. 6-15-29D L8
Tobe 6-15-29 L8
HADLEY
Rebeka 10-20-29M N2C
HAEGERTY
John R. 8-13-29M L15
Mildred Hobbs 8-13-29 L15
HAFNER
Dola 7-16-29M Nl
HAGAMAN
Patsy 12-24-29M L16
Patsy 12-25-29M N9
HAGERMAN
Irene 2-26-29M LI
HAGGERTY
Muriel 2-11-29M LI
HAGUEWOOD
Sylvia 1-12-29M Nl
HAINES
G. W. , Mrs. 9-28-29 L8
Minnie R. Wutke 3-22-29 L20
HAINLINE
John A., Mrs. 2-24-29 L3D
L. W. 11-10-29 N6C
HALDEMAN
James D. 11-28-29 LIO
James D. 11-29-29 N4
Mildred 11-28-29E LIO
Mildred 11-29-29E N4
HALE
Alpha Shipley 8-29-29 LI
George, Mrs. 12-12-29 N3
Harrison 9-15-29 N5A
James D. 3-29-29 L2 0
1025
HALE (cont.)
John, Mrs. 7-27-29D N8
Minnie Sigler 4-5-29 L9
HALF CENTURY
residents listed 5-23-29 L14
HALIBHEER
Dora Chapman 9-3-29 LIO
Dora Chapman 9-4-29 N5
HALL
A. P. 5-11-29 L12
Anna 7-10-29 LIO
Anna Mae 1-18-29DV L
Anna Mae 1-19-2 9DV N14
B. L. 1-18-29DV L
Bertha Dewett 12-25-29 N9
C. H. 4-20-29 L3
Charles 1-18-29D LIB
Charles 1-19-29D N6
Dick 6-14-29 L28
Ella Vaughan 12-25-29 N5
Esther 2-17-29DV L7B
F. M. 1-20-29D L3B
Fern Bourland 12-1-29 NIB
Frank 9-18-29D LI
Frank 9-19-29D N3
George 1-19-29 N6
George G. 10-19-29 L4
George G. 7-20-29 L4
Gilbert L. 12-5-29D LI
H. L. , Mrs. 7-8-29 Nl
H. L. , Mrs. 7-9-29 L14
H. L. , Mrs. 7-9-29 L2
Harry 1-16-29 L13
Harry Clay 1-18-29DV L
Harry Clay 1-19-29DV N14
Harry, Mrs. 1-8-29 LIO
Henry 1-16-29 N13
Ira 2-17-29DV L7B
J. Will, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Jack E. 12-25-29M N9
James A. 8-31-2 9M LI
James A. 9-1-29M N3A
L. O. 7-10-29 LIO
Lois 8-18-29M NIB
Madra 6-15-29M L5
Martha Littlefield 5-11-29 L12
Mary K. Shimp 8-31-29 LI
Mary K. Shimp 9-1-29 N3A
Maurice H. 12-1-29M NIB
O. H. 7-3-29 L5
HALL (cont.)
R. H. 6-15-29 L5
Robert 2-17-29 L7B
Russell 9-18-29D LI
Russell 9-19-29D L18
Russell 9-19-29D N3
Russell 9-20-29D N7
S. A. , Mrs. 12-24-29 L2
S. L. 1-19-29DV N14
Samuel A. 12-25-29 N5
Sarah 7-10-29 LIO
V. B. 1-20-29 L3B
William Oliver 7-10-29D LIO
Zula 1-18-29DV L
Zula 1-19-29DV N14
HALLER
Emma 12-30-29 L8
Emma 12-30-29 N2
Willis 12-30-29D L8
Willis 12-30-29D N2
Willis 12-31-29D LIO
Willis 12-31-29D N6
HALLIE
Allie Mccarty 5-2-29 L12
HALVERSON
Johanna 5-10-29M LI
HALZER
Fred, Mrs. 6-8-29 L8
HAMBLY
Clyde, Mrs. 8-28-29 L2
HAMBY
A. J. 1-18-29DV L
A. J. 1-19-29DV N14
A. P. , Mrs. 12-2-29D L4
A. P. , Mrs. 12-2-29D N3
B. 12-2-29 L4
B. 12-2-29 N3
C. B. 12-2-29 L4
C. B. 12-2-29 N3
Clyde, Mrs. 8-29-29 N9
E. A. 12-2-29 L4
E. A. 12-2-29 N3
J. A. 12-2-29 L4
J. A. 12-2-29 N3
M. W. 12-2-29 L4
M. W. 12-2-29 N3
Margaret 12-2-29 L4
Mary Ellen 12-2-29D L4
Mary Ellen 12-2-29D N3
Stella O. 1-18-29DV L
1026
YUmBY (cont.)
Stella O. 1-19-29DV N14
HAMEL
A. A. , Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
Al, Mrs. 11-29-29 N3
Al, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
R. L. S. 9-30-29D N8
HAMILL
Dulcia L. Vaughan 8-4-29 NIB
John A. 8-4-2 9M NIB
HAMILTON
Al, Mrs. 11-28-29 L8
Al, Mrs. 11-28-29 N12
Beryl 1-20-29M LIB
Carl 7-27-29M L8
Celestie Ray 7-27-29 L8
Don 4-18-29 L12
Ed, Mrs. 10-22-29 N2
Eliza 12-29-29 NIB
Elzoria Willard 5-20-29 LIO
Fred 4-18-29D L12
Gordon 4-18-29 L12
Hal 4-18-29 L12
Helen Glenn 1-20-29 LIB
Hezekiah 7-26-29D Nl
Jean 6-17-29 LI
Jean 6-19-29 L5
0. E. , Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
0. E. , Mrs. 6-17-29 LI
Woods, Mrs. 1-13-29D L3B
HAMLIN
E. C. 10-19-29 L4
E. C. 4-20-29 L3
HAMM
Carrie M. Vlasak 12-3-29 L16
Carrie M. Vlasak 12-3-29 Nl
John 12-3-29M L16
John 12-3-29M Nl
HAMMETT
Katherine Kent 6-3-29 L8
Rex 6-3-29M L8
HAMMOCK
Frank 4-26-29D L5
Harry 4-26-29 L5
HAMMOND
Anna E. 2-20-29DV L2
B. , Mrs. 1-7-29 L8
Boyd 6-27-29 L12
Harry 6-27-29 L12
James D. 2-20-29DV L2
HAMMOND (cont.)
Nelson 6-27-29 L12
R. R. 6-27-29D L12
Ruth 6-27-29 L12
Verna 11-17-29M N6A
HAMMONS
A. C. 12-27-29 Nl
Crystal Lorraine 2-10-29M LIA
HAMPTON
C. W. 9-13-29 N9
Grace Perry 8-29-29 LIO
Mary F. 10-30-29 L3
Sallie 5-10-29 LIO
HANCOCK
Emma Alice 12-16-29D N3
Emma Alice Johnson 12-16-29D N3
Phil 8-4-29 N12A
HANDLAN
Eugene W. 5-6-29P L12
Kathryn 5-6-29 L12
HANES
Grace 9-1-29M N3A
HANEY
Ina May 7-14-29 N2A
Josie 7-14-29 N2A
T. A. 7-14-29D N2A
T. A. 7-15-29D L12
T. H. 7-14-29 N2A
HANGER
O. D. 5-17-29D L20
HANKINS
F. H. , Mrs. 3-11-29 LIO
Fred L. 1-18-29DV L
Gretta McLemore 10-31-29 L2
Robbie M. 1-18-29DV L
Ronald 1-18-29 L
HANKS
Eula 11-18-29 L16
Eula 11-19-29 L3
Eula 11-19-29 N14
HANNA
Frank 2-14-29D L16
Frank 2-15-29D L13
HANNAH
Edward W. 10-19-29 L4
Frank 10-19-29P L4
HANNAMAN
Mary 4-12-29 L16
HANNON
Ed 7-15-29 LIO
1027
HANNON (cont.)
Martha 7-15-29D LIO
Martha 7-16-29D N2
Roy 7-15-29 LIO
HANSELL
C. C. 10-19-29 L4
Charles 4-8-29 L3
Claude C. 4-8-29 L3
D. M. 11-10-29 N6C
Lucie F. 4-8-29D L3
Lucie T. 4-10-29D L12
Lucie T. 4-9-29D L16
Lucy T. 10-19-29P L4
Lucy T. 4-8-29D L3
HANSEN
Elsie 11-18-29 L16
George 11-18-29 L16
Gertrude 11-18-29 L16
Gilbert 11-18-29 L16
N. P. 11-20-29D N9
N. T. 11-18-29D L16
Nels P. 11-19-29 L3
Nelson 11-18-29 L16
T. N. 11-19-29D N14
HANSON
Mrs. 5-13-29
9 L20
LI
:9 L8
12-30-29 N2
9-11-29
9-12-29
9-12-29
L2
L2
N2
J.
s
J.
s
J.
s
u.
G
u.
G
u.
G
M. A. ,
HARBESTON
Albert
Albert
L14
10-16-29 L3
10-17-29 L18
Anna 10-17-29 L18
Ben 10-16-29 L3
Ben 10-17-29 L18
Carl 10-17-29 LIB
Jeff 10-17-29 L18
Jess 10-16-29 L3
Therlo 10-16-29 L3
William 10-16-29D L3
William 10-17-29D L18
HARBEY
J. E. , Mrs. 12-10-29 L2
J. E. , Mrs. 12-11-29 N6
HARBISTON
Albert 10-17-29 N14
Anna 10-17-29 N14
Ben 10-17-29 N14
C. 10-17-29 N14
Jeff 10-17-29 N14
William 10-17-29D N14
HARDCASTLE
T. J. , Mrs. 4-13-29 LIO
HARDESTY
Nadine Murray 6-18-2
William, Mrs. 6-6-29
HARDEY
Arthur, Mrs. 12-30-2
Arthur, Mrs
HARDIN
Mary E., Miss 5-13-29 L14
HARDING
J. J. 2-9-28A L3
HARD I SON
Juanita 8-16-29M L7
HARDMAN
Betty Thomas
Betty Thomas
Betty Thomas
HARDRICK
11-25-29D L3
11-26-29D L5
11-26-29D N5
11-25-29 L3
11-26-29 L5
11-26-29 N5
HARE
Harriet M. Reed 9-26-29 L7
L. Frank 9-26-29M L7
HARGIS
Carl 12-3-29M L16
Carl 12-4-29M Nl
Elmer 10-2-29 L4
Ida E. 10-2-29D L4
Orabell Keller 12-4-29 Nl
Orabelle Keller 12-3-29 L16
Ray 10-2-29 L4
HARING
Louis, Mrs. 6-17-29 L5
HARKREADER
Daisy Coffland 5-18-29 L8
HARLIN
A. B. 9-25-29 N6
Bess 9-25-29M N6
Frank H., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Joe 9-25-29 N6
John C. 9-25-29 N6
HARMAN
Dean 3-25-29 LIO
Dean 3-31-29 L12B
Edith 3-25-29 LIO
Edith 3-31-29 L12B
Ellen 5-7-29M LI
1028
HARMAN (cont.)
Eunice 2-25-29 L3
Flossie 3-31-29 L12B
Helen 2-23-29M LI
Helen 2-25-29M L3
J. L. 3-25-29D LIO
J. L. 3-31-29D L12B
Lee C. 2-25-29 L3
Mary Frances 3-25-29 LIO
Mary Frances 3-31-29 L12B
Rue 3-25-29 LIO
Rue 3-31-29 L12B
Zora 3-25-29 LIO
Zora 3-31-29 L12B
HARMON
Martha 1-3-29 N12
Mary Jones 7-13-29 N14
Nellie Stock 8-27-29 LI
Ruben, Mrs. 1-3-29 N12
Steven N. 8-27-29M LI
HAROLDSON
Marie 2-20-29 L2
HAROLSON
Will, Mrs. 8-16-29 L18
HARPER
Daisy Baker 7-4-29 L2
Ella 1-26-29P L2
George O., Mrs. 7-5-29 N12
George, Mrs. 7-5-29 L18
Maurine 8-3-29 L4
Minnie 7-30-29 N12
■ Sarah Mason 7-30-29 N12
W. R. 1-26-29 L2
HARPOOL
Albert 5-25-29 L8
Allen 5-25-29 L8
D. R. 5-25-29 LB
Esther Jean 5-25-29 L8
Frances 5-25-29 L8
Freddie, Miss 5-25-29 L8
Guy 5-25-29 L8
Henry 5-25-29 LB
Jacob 5-25-29D LB
Lillian Lois 5-25-29D L8
Stanley 5-25-29 LB
Susan 5-25-29 L8
HARRELL
George 12-24-29C L12
HARRELSON
Thelma 12-3-29M L16
HARRINGTON
Dale 10-1B-29M Nl
Elizabeth Stutzman l-B-29 LIO
Elizabeth Stutzman 1-9-29 N5
Frances Inman 10-18-29 Nl
HARRIS
Arbaleta 5-17-29 Lll
Bertha 12-17-29M L9
Charles 3-15-29 L20
Charles 3-20-29 Lll
Clara 3-15-29 L20
Edna 3-15-29 L20
Ethel Gates 12-1-29 N12A
Ethel Gates 12-2-29 N3
Evelyn 3-15-29 L20
G. M. 10-19-29P L4
George 3-17-29 L5C
George W. 10-19-29P L4
George W. 4-20-29P L3
Gilbert 3-20-29D Lll
Gilbert M. 3-15-29D L20
Gilbert M. 3-17-29D L5C
J. W. 9-20-29 N7
J. W. , Mrs. 9-18-29 LI
J. W. , Mrs. 9-19-29 LIB
John 7-2-29 N5
John W. 5-29-29 L3
Joseph 5-29-29 L3
Joseph Warren 7-2-29D N5
Marion 3-15-29M L20
Mila 3-15-29 LI
Olatha Meek 9-10-29 Nl
Pearl 9-13-29DV LI
Raymond 9-10-29M Nl
Seva 3-20-29 Lll
Svea 10-19-29 L4
Svea 3-15-29 L20
HARRISON
A. H. 12-12-29D Nl
A. H., Mrs. 12-12-29D Nl
Ashley H. 12-12-29D L4
Ashley H. 12-13-29D N5
Ashley H. 12-14-29D N3
Ashley H. 12-15-29D N12A
Ashley H., Mrs. 12-12-29D L4
Ashley H., Mrs. 12-13-29D N5
Ashley H., Mrs. 12-14-29D N3
Ashley H., Mrs. 12-15-29D N12A
Ben J. 12-12-29 L4
Ben J. 12-12-29 Nl
1029
HARRISON (cont.)
Ben J. 12-13-29 N5
Benjamin, President 12-12-29 L4
Docia 12-12-29 L4
E. C. 12-12-29 L4
Edgar B. 6-11-29 L14
Ellis 10-19-29C L12
Helen Katherine 10-19-29B L12
J. B. , Mrs . 8-26-29 N2
John B. 12-12-29 L4
John B. 12-13-29 N5
Josephine 1-12-29D L3
Lillian 12-12-29 Nl
Ralph A. 12-12-29 L4
Ralph A. 12-13-29 N5
Ruby 9-1-29M N3A
Walter A. 12-12-29 L4
HARSHMAN
Anne 9-11-29D L2
Anne 9-11-29D N14
HART
, Mrs. 1-18-29 L18
Chester 10-17-29D N14
Edna 8-19-29DV L4
Hazel Lucille 8-19-29 L4
James 10-20-29E N3D
James A. 11-27-29M N7
James A. 11-29-29M N4
Lorene Krauth 11-27-29 N7
Lorene Krauth 11-29-29 N4
Onas 8-19-29 L4
Ora E. 8-19-29DV L4
T. W. 10-20-29 N3D
Thomas W. 11-29-29 N4
HARTER
Eva M. 7-20-29 L4
Mary Hill 3-30-29 L6
HARTLEY
Elsie 12-10-29M L14
H. P. , Mrs. 3-1-29 L13
J. O. 12-9-29M L14
James 0. 12-9-29M Nl
Peggy 7-5-29B LIB
Ralph 7-5-29C LIS
Vera Douglas 12-9-29 L14
Vera Douglas 12-9-29 Nl
W. L. 10-30-29 N7
William E. 10-30-29D N7
HARTMAN
Minnie Alice 1-26-29P L2
HARTMANN
Helen Elizabeth 7-20-29P L4
Minnie Alice 7-20-29P L4
HARTSELL
Lela 12-13-29M L3
HARTZELL
Lila 12-13-29M Nl
HARVEY
J. E. , Mrs. 12-10-29 N3
John 10-2-29 L4
M. E. , Mrs. 8-6-29 N12
N. E. , Mrs. 8-5-29 LI
R. S. , Mrs. 8-5-29 LI
R. S. , Mrs. 8-6-29 N12
HARVILL
Andie 6-25-29 L12
Andy 6-26-29 LIO
Bertie 6-25-29 L12
Bertie 6-26-29 LIO
Buford 6-25-29 L12
Buford 6-26-29 LIO
Etta 6-25-29 L12
Etta 6-26-29 LIO
Florence 6-25-29 L12
Florence 6-26-29 LIO
Gladys 6-25-29D L12
Gladys 6-26-29D LIO
Gladys 6-27-29D L12
Gladys 6-28-29D N7
Leonard 6-28-29 N7
Leonard W. 6-25-29 L12
Leonard W. 6-26-29 LIO
Leonard W. 6-27-29 L12
Lois 6-25-29 L12
Lois 6-26-29 LIO
Mildred 6-25-29 L12
Mildred 6-26-29 LIO
Oren 6-25-29 L12
Oren 6-26-29 LIO
Preston 6-25-29 L12
Preston 6-26-29 LIO
Verba 6-25-29 L12
Verba 6-26-29 LIO
HARVIS
Frank 6-29-29D L8
Frank 6-30-2 9D N3A
Joe 6-29-29 L8
Paul 6-29-29 L8
Raymond 6-29-29 L8
Williford 6-29-29 LB
1030
HARWOOD
Alfred P. 2-15-29 L20
Alfred P. 2-5-29D LI
Charles 12-15-29 N12A
Charles 2-5-29 LI
Charles E. 5-17-29 L20
Charles E. 5-22-29 L14
Charles- E. 5-24-29 LI
Charles E. 6-4-29 L9
Charles E., Mrs. 5-28-29 LI
Charles, Mrs. 8-30-29 L
Charles, Mrs. 8-30-29 N2
Frank H. 2-15-29 L20
James 2-5-29 LI
Letha Pearl Huff 4-8-29 LI
Thurman 4-8-29M LI
house, photo 12-15-29 N12A
HASELMAN
J. W. , Mrs. 5-28,-29 L14
HASLER
George B. 10-27-29 NIB
Jessie Graham 10-27-29 NIB
Maude E. 10-27-29 NIB
HASTEN
Mary F. 2-20-2 9DV L2
William H. 2-20-29DV L2
HASTING
Dwight 8-29-29M N4
Helen Fitts 8-29-29 N4
HASTINGS
Helen 3-3-29M L3B
Nannie M. 4-20-29 L3
HASTY
Bert 2-20-29 L2
C. A. 9-20-29 L27
Delbert 2-20-29D L2
Edward 8-11-29 N6B
Lloyd 9-20-29M L27
Lloyd Phillip 8-11-29E N6B
Naomi Martin 9-20-29 L27
HASWELL
A. M. 1-20-29 L12A
A. M. 1-25-29 L5
A. M. 6-28-29 L14
A. M. 6-30-29 N4A
A. M. 6-4-29 L9
A. M. 7-2-29 L14
HATCHER
Robert 8-14-29D Nl
HATFIELD
Edna Fowler 11-8-29 L8
Edna Fowler 11-8-29 N16
HATLER
M. Waldo 10-30-29 Nl
HAUCK
Alan 7-24-29M L8
Alan 7-25-29M Nl
Alan 7-25 -29M N7
Ruth Tibbets 7-25-29 Nl
Ruth Tibbets 7-25-29 N7
Ruth Tibbetts 7-24-29 L8
HAVNER
Loraa Gayle Small 8-3-29 L4
Paul L. 8-3-29M L4
HAWK
Arthur Ray 4-6-29D L6
Courtney 4-6-29 L6
HAWKINS
A. J. 7-28-29 N2C
Adelia Sewell 3-23-29 LI
Alex 9-25-29 L14
Carlos 7-5-29 L2
Clifford 3-23-29M LI
Elizabeth 9-25-29 L14
Erma 9-25-29 L14
F. R. , Mrs. 2-7-29 LIO
Grace 9-25-29 L14
Gretta McLemore 10-31-29 Nl
H. H. , Mrs. 7-19-29 L5
Harry 7-5-29 L2
Hazel 10-27-29M NIB
J. L. , Mrs. 3-11-29 LIO
John 9-25-29 L14
John F. 9-25-29D L14
John F. 9-26-29D N7
Mary Uhrig 3-6-29 L2
Minnie 9-25-29 L14
Noel J. 1-26-29P L2
Rebecca 7-5-29D L2
Ruby 12-24-29M L16
Ruby 12-24-29M N12
Will F. 9-25-29 L14
William, Mrs. 1-23-29 L8
Winnie Pearl 1-18-29 L
X. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
HAWKS
Alma 3-25-29 L2
Ida 3-25-29 L2
John W. 3-25-2 9D L2
1031
HAWKS (cont.)
John W. 3-26-2 9D L12
John W. 3-31-29D L12B
HAWLEY
Alice 1-11-29 N5
Ellis S. 1-11-29D L18
Ellis S. 1-11-29D N5
Ellis S. 1-12-29D L6
Ellis S. 1-12-29D N8
Ellis S. 1-13-29D LlOA
Ellis S. 1-14-29D N2
Ellis S., Mrs. 1-18-29 L
Ellis S., Mrs. 1-18-29 N14
G. W. 1-11-29 N5
Laura 1-11-29 N5
HAY
Cecil, Mrs. 1-1-29 L14
Cecil, Mrs. 1-1-29 Nl
HAYDEN
George B. 10-19-29 L4
Irma Lee 10-19-29P L4
J. H. 6-14-29 L15
HAYDON
Leonard 8-22-29 L8
HAYES
A. J., Mrs. 9-15-29D N5A
Carrie M. 10-23-29D L14
Carrie M. 10-23-29D N6
Carrie M. 10-24-29D N3
Charles 2-24-29C L
Florence Logan 9-1-29 N2A
H. G. 6-29-29D L8
James A., Mrs. 10-23-29D L14
James A., Mrs. 10-23-29D N6
Jessie 10-23-29 L14
Jessie 10-23-29 N6
Lela Maude 2-24-29B L
Lillian Crossland 5-10-29 L20
M. A. 1-26-29 L2
Rolla, Mrs. 1-5-29 N4
Rolla, Mrs. 1-6-29 L7A
Warren 5-10-29M L20
HAYMES
J. S. 2-15-29D L18
James S. 2-6-29D LIO
James S. 2-7-29D LIO
W. P. 2-15-29 L18
W. P. 2-6-29 LIO
HAYNES
Martz 2-5-29D LIO
HAYNES (cont.)
Martz, Mrs. 2-4-29D LIO
HAYNIE
Esther E. 1-26-29 L2
Esther E. 7-20-29 L4
G. W. 1-26-29P L2
Henry, Mrs. 6-7-29 L16
O. W. 7-20-29P L4
HAYS
C. P. , Mrs. 4-30-29 L14
Elmer 4-21-29 L2C
Loreta 4-21-29M L2C
HAYWARD
A. C. 7-20-29 L4
Edgar M. A. 7-20-29P L4
W. E. 11-10-29 N6C
HAZEN
Walter 3-17-29D L3C
William 3-17-29D L3C
HDOUBLER
F. T. 9-5-29C L4
HEACOCK
Bernice 5-31-29 L5
Chester 11-1-29 LI
Chester 11-1-29 N14
Chester 11-2-29 N6
Chester T. 10-31-29 L2
Chester T. 10-31-29 N8
Curtis 10-31-29 L2
Curtis 10-31-29 N8
Curtis 11-1-29 LI
Dennis 10-31-29D L2
Dennis 10-31-29D N8
Dennis 11-1-29D LI
Dennis 11-1-29D L24
Dennis 11-1-29D N14
Dennis 11-2-29D N6
Dennis 5-31-29A L5
Irving 11-1-29 LI
J. M. 5-31-29 L5
James 11-1-29 N14
James 11-2-29 N6
James M. 10-31-29 L2
James M. 10-31-29 N8
James M. 11-1-29 LI
Lewis 10-31-29 L2
Lewis 10-31-29 N8
Lewis 11-1-29 LI
Lois Eileen 5-31-29 L5
Martha J. 10-31-29 L2
1032
HEACOCK (cont.)
Martha J. 10-31-29 N8
Mattie McCain 5-31-29 L5
Nathan 10-31-29 L2
Nathan 10-31-29 N8
Nathan 11-1-29 LI
Rhea Faye 5-31-29 L5
T. C. 5^31-29 L5
HEAD
Ida 12-3-29 Nl
HEADLEE
E. W. 6-21-29C L20
Felicia Livingston 6-21-29 L20
Porter F. 10-19-29P L4
Porter F. 4-20-29P L3
R. B. 10-19-29 L4
R. B. 4-20-29 L3
HEARD
Charles, Mrs. 10^4-29 N8
Edgar 8-29-29 LI '
Edgar 8-30-29 Nl
Edward 8-29-29 LI
Edward 8-30-29 Nl
Edward 8-30-2 9D L
HEARST
Phoebe 4-5-29 L22
William R. 4-5-29 L22
HECK
Catherine J. 2-8-29D L13
Catherine J. Montag 2-8-29D L13
Mildred 2-8-29 L13
■ W. R. , Mrs. 2-8-29D L13
Waller 2-8-29 L13
HECKART
C. C. 6-20-29 L12
Fannie, Miss 5-13-29 L14
Fanny 6-20-29 L12
H. M. 6-20-29 L12
Harry 6-20-29 L12
John 6-20-29 L12
HECKERT
Fannie 6-30-29 N7B
Harriette Maureen 6-30-29M N7B
Harry Edward 6-30-29 N7B
HECKNER
Clarence 12-11-29 L5
Clarence, Mrs. 12-12-29 N6
HEDGESPETH
Anna Beatie 2-22-29 L2
HEER
Agnes 2-4-29D LI
Charles H. 6-6-29 L14
F. X. 2-4-29 LI
F. X. 5-13-29 L14
F. X. 6-6-29 L14
Mary 2-4-29 LI
Mary E. 6-6-29 L14
HEFFERMAN
F. S. 8-11-29 NIB
HEFFERNAN
F. S. 8-11-29 NIB
Lizzie, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
HEGBERG
Charles O. 4-25-29 L4
HEIM
Corinne 4-8-29E L5
Corinne 6-28-29M L6
Corinne 6-30-29M N2B
Margaret 6-28-29 L6
Rudolph F. 4-8-29 L5
Rudolph Frederick 6-28-29 L6
HELBIG
F. I. 11-4-29D L12
F. L. 11-4-29 N9
F. L. , Mrs. 10-31-29 L2
F. L. , Mrs. 11-1-29 L24
F. L. , Mrs. 11-1-29 N14
Frank, Mrs. 10-31-29 N7
HELFRECHT
Dora E. McAdoo 5-6-29D LIO
Dora Etta 5-6-29D LIO
George W. 5-6-29 LIO
John H. 5-6-29 LIO
Robert E. 5-6-29 LIO
HELLER
Frank, Mrs. 3-3-29 L2B
HELMER
Maggie Smith 12-24-29 LI
HELMS
James A. 7-20-29 L4
HELTON
Evelyn 7-5-29D L12
Evelyn 7-5-29D Nl
Evelyn 7-6-29D N14
Frank 7-5-29 L12
Frank 7-5-29 Nl
Frank 7-6-29 N14
Thomas 3-23-29D LIO
W. E. 6-17-29 L5
1033
HEMINGWAY
Basil 9-27-29M LI
Elizabeth Richter 9-27-29 LI
HEMMINGWAY
Basil 9-27-29M Nl
Elizabeth Richter 9-27-29 Nl
HEMPHILL
Levida J. 1-6-29M LlC
Levida J. 1-6-29M L4B
Lillie Koch 6-15-29 L8
HENDERSHOT
Clarence John 9-12-29DV L2
Eva Vivian 9-12-29DV L2
HENDERSON
A. M. , Mrs . 2-12-29 L12
E. F. 1-25-29 L16
E. F. 1-25-29 N12
Eugene 1-7-29D L8
Eugene 1-7-29D Nl
Exie Wellman 12-31-29 L4
Exie Wellman 12-31-29 Nl
Forrest 6-7-29 L16
Jaunita Swearengin 11-7-29 Nl
John Robert 6-7-29D L16
Maggie Alice 8-21-29 L6
Martha E. 1-7-29 Nl
Mary 1-7-29 L8
Mary 1-7-29 Nl
Porter, Mrs. 9-11-29 L2
Porter, Mrs. 9-11-29 N2
Walter 10-20-29 NIC
Walter 11-7-29M Nl
Walter H. 10-19-29 L4
Walter H. 3-11-29 L2
HENDRICKS
Charles Clements 10-19-29? L4
Hattie, Miss 5-13-29 L14
HENDRICKSON
George W. 1-26-29 L2
George W. 5-3-29 L2 0
George W. 7-20-29 L4
John F. 1-26-29P L2
John F. 7-20-29P L4
HENDRIX
Bessie 11-4-29 L12
Bessie 11-4-29 NIO
Ella 11-4-29 L12
Ella 11-4-29 NIO
Marcell 11-4-29 NIC
Nancy T. 11-4-29D L12
HENDRIX (cont.)
Nancy T. 11-4-29D NIO
Robert 11-4-29 L12
Robert 11-4-29 NIC
Sally 11-4-29 L12
Sally 11-4-29 NIO
William 11-4-29 L12
William 11-4-29 NIC
HENRY
Charles 1-13-29 L3B
Davis, Mrs. 7-19-29D L20
Davis, Mrs. 7-19-29D N8
Davis, Mrs. 7-22-29D N14
Dean 1-13-29D L3B
Effie 1-18-29DV L
Feinda Simms 2-6-29 LIO
George 7-19-29 L20
George 7-19-29 N8
Hiram N. 3-4-29D L16
Hiram N. 3-5-29D L12
J. Frank 3-4-29 L16
James 7-19-29 L20
James 7-19-29 N8
Minnie 7-19-29 L20
Minnie 7-19-29 N8
Paul W., Mrs. 2-6-29 L4
Pauline 2-6-29M L4
Ray 1-26-29 L7
Ray 1-26-29 N12
Sadie 3-4-29 L16
Thomas 7-19-29 L20
Thomas 7-19-29 N8
Verba Harvill 6-25-29 L12
Verba Harvill 6-26-29 LIO
Vester 1-18-29DV L
HENSELL
Charles 4-8-29D L3
Lucy T. 4-8-29D L3
HENSHEY
D. C. , Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
HENSLEE
Chester 2-23-29M LI
Gladys Young 2-23-29 LI
HENSLEY
E. T. , Mrs. 4-15-29 LIO
Grace 5-1-29 L2
J. D. 1-9-29 N5
Lona M. 9-20-29M Nl
Lora Neff 3-13-29 LIO
Margie M. 1-9-29 N5
1034
HENSON
Allen 6-1-29D LI
Allen 6-3-29D LIO
Allen 6-4-29D L3
C. L. 2-26-29 L3
Eli 6-3-29 LIO
Eli 6-4-29 L3
Everett- 8-31-29M Nl
Helen Cheffey 8-31-29 Nl
J. W. 9-19-29 N4
L. M. 6-1-29 LI
Lathan Eugene 10-19-29P L4
Lois 2-17-29M LlC
Mildred Marie 9-19-29M N4
HERBERGER
Helen Breeden 8-7-29 Nl
Leo A. 8-7-29M Nl
HERD
Code 8-16-29 L18
Elton 8-16-29 L18 .
George 8-16-29 L18
J. R. 8-16-29D LIB
J. R. 8-17-29D L8
J. R. 8-17-29D N8
J. R. 8-18-29D N3A
Marvin 8-16-29 L18
HEREFORD
C. L. , Mrs. 3-11-29 LIO
HERFIL
Bessie Waddell 6-10-29 LI
Bessie Waddell 6-11-29 L3
HERIDEN
Sallie W. 2-17-29M LlC
HERIFORD
Iris 9-12-29DV L2
Loretta 9-12-29 L2
Orville 9-12-29DV L2
HERILL
Bessie Waddell 6-10-29 LI
HERMAN
John 3-3-29 L8A
Mary 8-6-29 L12
Mary 8-7-29 N14
Mary E. 3-3-29M L6B
Mary E. 3-3-29M L8A
Mary E. 3-7-29M L7
HERN
John 7-24-29DV N2
Myrtle 10-23-29 N3
Myrtle 7-24-29DV N2
HERNDON
Flossie May Gibson 4-29-29 LIO
J. R. 10-28-29DV LI
J. R. 8-21-2 9DV N3
J. R. 9-12-29DV L2
Julian J. 12-25-29 L15
Julian J. 12-25-29 N15
Julian J. 3-27-29 Lll
Lunda Jane 8-10-29 L8
Ottie 10-28-29DV LI
Ottie 8-21-29DV N3
Ottis 9-12-29DV L2
Tunda Jane 8-10-29 N14
HERRELSON
Thelma 12-3-29M Nl
HERRFORD
Ed 9-27-29 L8
Ed 9-27-29 NIO
Edd 9-26-29 L12
Frank 9-26-29 Ll2
Frank 9-27-29 L8
Frank 9-27-29 NIO
Ira 9-26-29 Ll2
Ira 9-27-29 L8
Ira 9-27-29 NIO
J. B. 9-26-29 L12
J. B. 9-27-29 L8
J. B. 9-27-29 NIO
Otto 9-26-29 L12
Otto 9-27-29 L8
Roy 9-26-29 Ll2
Roy 9-27-29 L8
Roy 9-27-29 NIO
William J. 9-26-29D L2
William J. 9-27-29D LB
William J. 9-27-29D NIO
HERSCHFIELD
Charles 7-21-29 N2A
Gene 7-20-29 L8
Gene 7-21-29 N2A
Gertrude 7-20-29D L8
Gertrude 7-21-29D N2A
Gertrude 7-22-29D LIO
Gertrude Daily 7-21-29D N2A
Gertrude Daily 7-22-29D LIO
William Oliver 7-21-29 N2A
HERSHBERGER
Jerry 11-21-29D LIB
T. B. 11-20-29C L2
T. B. 11-21-29 L18
1035
HERVEY
James W. 8-3-29 L3
HEWITT
Hattie 5-25-29M LI
HEWLETT
Julia W. 5-21-29M L2
KEYING
C. H. 12-15-29C, NllB
HEYTMAN
Alfred 10-11-29M N4
Edna Taylor 10-11-29 N4
HI ATT
Blanche 7-20-29P L4
Effie Stutzman 7-10-29 Nl
Hubert H. 4-27-29M L4
Ivon S. W. 7-10-29M Nl
Mary Catherine Heal 4-27-29 L4
HIBBARD
May Chinn 10-22-29 Lll
May Chinn 10-22-29 Nl
May Chinn 10-23-29 N6
HICKMAN
Katharyn 12-5-29M L16
Walter, Mrs. 12-5-29 L16
Warren, Mrs. 12-5-29 L16
HICKS
Calvin 1-5-29D Nl
Eugene 1-5-29D Nl
Funston 1-5-29D Nl
Herschel 5-9-29C L14
Jean Marie 5-9-29B L14
Lola 11-18-29M L4
Lola 11-19-29M N7
Martha J. Sephenson 1-15-29 N7
Martha Stephenson 1-14-29 LIO
Oscar 1-5-29 Nl
Richard N. 3-30-29M LI
Travis, Mrs. 2-13-29 LIO
W. J. , Mrs. 3-6-29 L12
Winnie Lindsey 3-30-29 LI
HIETT
Ernest W. 4-27-29 L4
HIGDON
Minnie Logan 9-1-29 N2A
HIGGINBOTHAM
Gideon 12-22-29 N14A
Gideon 12-22-29D N14A
Gideon 12-23-29D N2
Lois 3-28-29M LB
Will 12-22-29 N14A
HIGGINBOTHAM ( cont . )
Will 12-23-29 N2
HIGGINS
Anna 1-26-29 N3
Bertha 1-26-29 N3
Cela 1-26-29 N3
Fred 1-26-29 N3
James 1-26-29 N3
Jennie 1-26-29 N3
Lester 2-7-29 Lll
Lester L. 1-26-29D L6
Lester L. 1-26-29D N3
Lester L. 1-27-29D L5C
Lola 1-26-29 N3
Mary 1-26-29 N3
Nettie 8-22-29M LI
Nettie 8-23-29M Nl
HIGGS
Calvin 1-26-29P L2
Lena Brown 1-4-29 N2
Luvernia 1-26-29 L2
Mary 1-26-29P L2
HIGHEST POINT
in Ozarks 7-26-29 L30
HIGHFILL
Claude 11-23-29 LIO
Claude 11-23-29 N3
Early 12-26-29M LIO
Fred, Mrs. 3-25-29 LIO
Harvey L. 9-18-29M Nl
Helen Holmes 12-26-29 LIO
Ina E. Foster 9-18-29 Nl
Lloyd 11-23-29 LIO
Lloyd 11-23-29 N3
Maude H. 11-17-29M N6A
Noah L. 12-26-29 LIO
Oscar L. 11-23-29D LIO
Oscar L. 11-23-29D N3
Oscar L. 11-24-29D N13A
Susie Spelman 6-24-29 LIO
Thomas 11-23-29 LIO
Tommy 11-23-29 N3
HIGHT
Frances Cann 5-29-29 LI
Harry 12-10-29DV N12
Hazel Hunter 12-10-29DV N12
Homer 5-29-29M LI
Maymie E. 6-10-29D L12
Maymie E. 6-11-29D L14
1036
HIGHTOWER
Emmett 4-4-29DV LIO
Emmett 5-17-29DV LI
Mildred 4-4-29DV LIO
Mildred 5-17-29DV LI
HILBERT
Ada 7-8-29M L4
Estella- 11-6-29DV N2
Estella Price 8-5-29 LI
Estella Price 8-6-29 Nl
Estelle Price 8-6-29 L6
Estelle Price 8-7-29 N4
J. W. 8-6-29 L6
J. W. 8-7-29 N4
James W. 7-8-29 L4
Paul 8-6-29M L6
Paul 8-7-29M N4
Paul C. 11-6-29DV N2
Paul C. 8-5-29M ,L1
Paul C. 8-6-29M Nl ■
HILDT
R. L. , Mrs. 10-20-29 NIC
HILER
Samuel 6-18-29D L
HILFRECHT
Joseph McAdoo 10-23-29B L14
R. E. 10-23-29C L14
HILKER
Hattie 10-20-29M N2C
HILL
Aaron 4-1-29D L5
Cadie 11-6-29 L2
Drucilla 3-30-29 L6
Edwin 11-6-29 L2
Emily 3-30-29D L6
Frank 11-6-29 L2
Freda [?] Stewart 4-16-29 LI
George H. 12-27-29DV Lll
George H. 12-28-29DV L4
George H. 3-17-29M L3D
Georgia 12-27-29DV Lll
Georgia 12-28-29DV L4
H. G. 3-30-29 L6
J. L. 1-13-29 L9B
Laura 11-6-29 L2
Lee 4-16-29M LI
Lettie Wilkerson 3-17-29 L3D
Lewis E. 11-6-29D L2
Lewis E. 11-7-29D L14
Lewis E. 11-7-29D N2
HILL (cont.)
Mary 3-30-29 L6
R. S., Mrs. 10-20-29 NIC
HILLHOUSE
Ponder 7-5-29D L12
Ponder 7-6-29D N14
HILLIARD
Cass H. 8-7-29 N14
Clara 8-7-29 N14
Hattie 8-7-29 N14
Hattie 8-7-29D N14
Hattie McCartney 8-7-29D N14
J. A. , Mrs. 4-16-29 L14
W. H. , Mrs. 8-7-29D N14
HILT
Helen 7-24-29 L14
Helen 7-25-29 L2
Helen 7-25-29 N14
HILTERBRAND
Charles J. 1-31-29 L8
George Washington 1-31-29D L8
W. H. 1-31-29 L8
HILTON
Marie 8-11-29M N2B
HIMMEM
Frances 4-2-29 L14
HINDS
Emma 11-4-29 L12
Herschel 11-4-29 L12
Herschel 11-4-29 NIO
James 11-4-29 L12
James 11-4-29 NIO
John 11-4-29 L12
John 11-4-29 NIO
Roy 11-4-29 L12
Roy 11-4-29 NIC
W. J. 11-4-29D L12
W. J. 11-4-29D NIO
W. J. 11-5-29D N14
Wash 11-4-29 L12
Wash 11-4-29 NIC
HINE
Archie 10-7-29D LIO
Archie 10-8-29D N7
D. 10-7-29 LIO
Decima 4-20-29P L3
J. A. 4-20-29 L3
Jake L. 7-20-29P L4
Martha J. 10-7-29 LIO
1037
„_._^™ HISTORY OF SPFD (cont.)
"'"""b Mrs. 12-26-29 LI Episode #26 3-29-29 L23
B Mrs 12-27-29 NIO Episode #28 4-1-29 Lll
iiTMT.7^' Episode #29 4-2-29 L17
Beulah Randell 10-16-29 NX Episode #3 3-2-29 LI
Clarence F. 10-16-29M Nl Episode #30 4-3-29 Lll
Jofs 13-2 9D LIO Episode #32 4-5-29 L23
Joe 5-14-29D L14 ^P"^°? HI In II lL
TT T c TT 9q Tin Episode #34 4-8-29 LIJ
uTMclw Episode #35 4-10-29 L15
™'Boyd 10-20-29C N2C Episode #36 4-11-29 L17
Earl, Mrs. 12-7-29D L12 Episode #37 4-12-29 L31
Earl, Mrs. 12-9-29D N6 Episode #38 4-13-29 L9
Ida Alice 1-18-29DV L ^P"^°^^ !!. I 99 L18
Ida Alice 1-19-29DV N14 ^P^^°^^ !ln a 1^99 T17
ina 12-9-29D L2 ^P^^°f ft? VM ol ^3
Ina 12-9-29D N6 Episode #41 4-17-29 L13
Ina cook 12-7-29D L12 Episode #42 4-18-29 LIS
ina cook 12-9-29D N6 Episode #43 4-19-29 L21
James 1-18-29DV L - Episode #44 4-20-29 Lll
James 1-19-29DV N14 Episode Jf ^-22-29 L15
Rena 3-10-29 L3B ^P"^°f H I'l'll Lit
Vonna Mae 12-7-29 L12 ^P^^°5^ !^ \ n ol^A^
Vonna Mae 12-9-29 N6 ^P^^°f H I'VIH l22
HISTORICAL RECORDS Episode #8 3-8-29D L22
in National cemetery 8-22-29 L8 Episode #9 3-9-29 L8
HISTORY y^^^ ^^ y^^"" 6-14-29 L15
First Presbyterian 5-18-29 L3 HITCHCOCK , .. , .n 99 L13
Presbyterian church 3-3-29 LllB Edith Marshall 1-10-29 L13
fire department 4-21-29 L3C Loyd 1-10-29M L13
of Springfield 4-21-29 L3A HIVELY ^ ,„ ,,,
of early Spfd 1-25-29 L5 Emma 11-7-29 L14
HISTORY OF SPFD E-.";^ l^ ,',1 99D L14
Epidsode #27 3-30-29 L9 John S. 11-7-29D L14
Episode #1 2-28-29 LI John S. 11-7-29D N2
Episode #10 3-11-29 L12 HIXON
Episode #11 3-12-29 L18 Allie Geneva 2-23-29D LI
Episode #12 3-13-29 L12 Allie Geneva 3^14-29D L6
Episode #13 3-14-29 L14 Boyce 1-9-29 L8
Episode #14 3-15-29 L22 Christine 1-9-29 L8
Episode #16 3-18-29 LIO Deward 1-9-29D L8
Episode #17 3-19-29 L16 '^''^7%''. \l A
Episode #18 3-20-29D L12 J- W. 1-9-29 L8
Episode #19 3-21-29 L12 James 1-9-29 L8
Episode #2 3-1-29 LI Oletis 1-9-29 L8
Episode #20 3-22-29 L22 Onal 1-9-29 L8
Episode #21 3-23-29 L8 Suzanne Bearden 1-7-29B LI
Episode #23 3-26-29 L15 William 2-23-29 LI
Episode #24 3-27-29 L13 HOAG c, m 9Q nd
Episode #25 3-28-29 L15 Clarissa, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
1038
HOAG (cont.)
David C, Mrs. 7-10-29D Nl
Maria V. 7-10-29D Nl
HOBBS
Angelina 5-29-29M LI
C. Bridges 7-13-29 L8
E. M. 11-18-29D NIO
George 3-31-29 L3B
Helen C. 9-16-29 L14
Lucille 3-3-29M L6B
Mildred 8-13-29M L15
S. A. 7-13-29M LB
HOBERG
Henry 1-1-29D L14
Henry 1-2-29D L6
Henry 1-2-29D NIO
HOBERG, MO.
church 8-24-29 L3
HOBERG, MO
naming of 1-1-29 L14
HOBSON
Anna V. 5-23-29 LI 6
D. B. 7-17-29D Nl
Elisha, Mrs. 5-23-29D L16
Elsie Mae 1-26-29 L2
Mae 5-23-29 L16
Sarah J. 5-23-29D L16
Sarah J. 5-24-29D L24
HOCKETT
Hiram 7-2-29D Nl
Lucinda 9-13-29D L24
Richard, Mrs. 9-13-29D L24
HODGE
Emma Lee 12-27-29D LIO
Emma Lee 12-27-29D N2
Ethel Langford 8-15-29 L3
John 12-20-29M Nl
Loren 12-27-29 LIO
Loren 12-27-29 N2
Mary Elizabeth 6-29-29M LI
Maxine 7-20-29P L4
Minnie Buckner 12-20-29 Nl
R. C. 12-27-29 LIO
R. C. 12-27-29 N2
Roy 8-28-29C L12
Wallace 8-15-29M L3
HODGES
Bessie Montgomery 6-27-29 L7
Claude 11-17-29M N6A
Clay 1-5-29 N4
HODGES (cont.)
Clay 1-6-29 L7A
Clifford E. 7-2-29M Nl
Flossie F. 4-17-29M L8
Grace C. Fowler 7-2-29 Nl
Helen 1-5-29 N4
Helen 1-6-29 L7A
Howard 1-5-29 N4
Howard 1-6-29 L7A
J. H. 1-5-2 9DN4
J. H. 1-6-29D L7A
James 1-5-29 N4
James 1-6-29 L7A
Joseph 1-5-29 N4
Joseph 1-6-29 L7A
Lenora 1-5-29 N4
Lloyd 1-5-29 N4
Lloyd 1-6-29 L7A
Lloyd 10-9-29C L14
Lora 1-6-29 L7A
May Taft 11-17-29 N6A
William 1-5-29 N4
William 1-6-29 L7A
HODKINSON
Clifford 5-18-29D LB
Ruby 5-18-29 L8
Thomas 5-18-29 L8
HOERTEL
Fred W. 5-21-29M L2
Julia W. Hewlett 5-21-29 L2
HOFFELD
Marie 10-31-29 N7
Mike 10-31-29 N7
HOFFELT
Marie 10-31-29 L2
Marie 11-1-29 L24
Marie 11-1-29 N14
Michael 10-31-29 L2
Michael 11-1-29 L24
Michael 11-1-29 N14
HOFFMAN
Clara Fowler 11-6-29 L2
Clara Fowler 11-7-29 L14
Clara Fowler 11-7-29 N2
Clara Fowler 11-8-29 LB
Clara Fowler 11-8-29 N16
Emily R. 10-14-29 LI
Faye Benton 4-24-29 LI
Horace 4-24-29M LI
1039
HOFFMASTER
Alice 4-29-29 LIO
Horace 4-29-29 LIO
Horace W. 4-29-29D LIO
John 4-29-29 LIO
HOFNER
Dola 7-15-29M LI
HOGAN
Mary 10-19-29P L4
HOGARD
Bert W. 3-31-29M LIB
Leah Derrick 3-31-29 LIB
HOGEBOOM
George Sheldon 6-15-29D LI
George W. 6-15-29 LI
H. B. 6-15-29 LI
R. W. 6-15-29 LI
R. W. , Mrs. 5-11-29 L12
HOGG
Garrett, Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
J. W. 10-19-29 L4
HOGGATT
Walter A. 6-27-29 L13
HOGGS
Martha Nugent 12-25-29 N2
HOGHON
Dorothy 4-16-29D L14
Fred 4-16-29 L14
Louise 4-16-29 L14
HOGUE
Harry 2-12-29D L12
HOKE
W. S. , Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
W. S. , Mrs. 10-14-29 N12
HOLCOMB
A. P. 6-5-29 LI
HOLCOMBRINK
E. A. 11-27-29C L14
Martha Magruder 11-27-29B L14
Ruby Magruder 11-27-29 L14
HOLDREN
John 12-25-29M N9
John 8-17-29D L2
John William 5-16-29DV LI
Mary 5-16-29DV LI
Wilma Triplett 12-25-29 N9
HOLESTINE
Joseph 4-20-29 L3
HOLLAND
Anna M. 1-7-29 L12
HOLLAND (cont.)
Anna M. 1-7-29 Nl
C. B. 3-3-29 LllB
C. B. 5-18-29 L3
C. B. 6-14-29 L15
Charles 11-11-29 L12
Charles 11-12-29 N4
Charles 5-13-29 L14
Collie 11-11-29M L12
Collie 11-12-29M N4
Emaline 5-18-29 L3
Floyd, Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
James E. 4-20-29 L3
John G. 4-20-2 9P L3
Lee 5-13-29 L14
Lee 6-21-29 L3
Lee, Mrs. 5-28-29 LI
Lee, Mrs. 7-7-29 N5B
Louise M. 4-20-29P L3
Mayetta Beyer 11-11-29 L12
Mayetta Beyer 11-12-29 N4
T. B. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
HOLLAND BANK
mention 6-24-29 L12
HOLLENBECK
A. G. 11-27-29 L4
Arch T. 11-27-29 L4
Frank 11-27-29D L4
Jerome, Mrs. 7-25-29 LIO
HOLLER
Abbie Lewis 1-13-29 L6B
John 1-13-29 L6B
HOLLIDAY
E. C. 5-13-29 L14
J. B. , Mrs. 6-19-29 LIO
HOLLINGSWORTH
James H. 1-18-29DV L
May Aleshire 1-18-29DV L
Nellie 1-30-29 L6
Nellie 1-31-29 LB
Polly 1-18-29D LIB
Polly 1-19-29D N6
HOLLMAN
George W. 9-7-29DV N4
Mamie A. 9-7-29DV N4
HOLLOWAY
Barry 8-2-29M L6
James B. 7-7-29D N12B
James F. 6-26-29D LIO
James F. 6-27-29D L12
1040
HOLLOW AY (cont.)
James S. 7-8-29D L12
James S. 7-8-29D N9
Jane Hunter 8-2-29 L6
Lewellyn 6-26-29 LIO
Ruth 6-26-29 LIO
Sarah Blanche 6-26-29 LIO
HOLMAN
Betty Jean 9-21-29B L8
Bobby Dean 9-21-29B LB
D.' E. 5-13-29 L14
G. C. 7-28-29 N2D
L. C. 7-28-29 N2D
Mossie 7-28-29 N2D
Robert E. 7-30-29DV Nl
Robert E. 9-12-29DV L2
Rose, Miss 5-13-29 L14
Susie, Miss 5-13-29 L14
T. V. 9-21-29C L8
Vinnie C. 7-30-29DV Nl
Vinnie C. 9-12-29DV L2
William, Mrs. 7-23-29 L16
William, Mrs. 7-23-29 N3
family reunion 7-28-29 N2D
HOLMES
Dolores Discher 2-16-29 LI
H. D. 6-1-29 L4
Helen 12-26-29M LIO
Lora Ethel 8-16-29M L7
Lucile Ford 6-1-29 LI
Lucille Ford 6-1-29 L4
Manuel 12-26-29 LIO
Myron 6-1-29M LI
Nellie Kitchen 6-1-29 LI
Neva 11-10-29 NIC
Nova 11-10-29 NIC
Ralph 6-1-29M L4
Ralph D. 6-1-29M LI
Roy G. 2-16-29M LI
Ruby I. Stapp 2-10-29 LI
Tom 10-28-29 L16
W. C. , Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
Willis D. 2-10-29M LI
family reunion 9-16-29 L17
HOLSTINE
Ivon 4-5-29M LB
HOLT
A. D. 4-15-29 LIO
Byron C. 6-29-29DV L12
D. R. , Mrs. 6-20-29 L
HOLT (cont.)
Ella 12-2-29 LIO
Fred, Mrs. 9-5-29 L3
Fred, Mrs. 9-6-29 N14
Grace D. 6-29-29DV L12
Harve 12-23-29 N2
Harve, Mrs. 12-22-29 N14A
Theo, Mrs. 11-25-29 N2
Theodore, Mrs. 11-25-29 L2
W. B. 10-24-29 L12
Willard B. 10-23-29 L14
William Bert 10-24-29 N3
Williford Bernie 10-23-29D L14
Williford Bernie 10-24-290 L12
Williford Bernie 10-24-29D N3
HOMAN
George B. 12-27-29 L3
George B. 12-28-29 N12
Jesse 12-27-29 L3
Jesse 12-28-29 N12
John E. 12-27-29 L3
John E. 12-28-29 N12
L. 12-27-29 L3
L. 12-28-29 N12
Roy 12-27-29 L3
Roy 12-28-29 N12
Ruth 12-27-29 L3
Ruth 12-28-29 N12
Ruth Parrot 12-27-29 L3
Ruth Parrot 12-28-29 N12
family reunion 12-27-29 L3
HOOD
Dorothy 10-8-29E LIB
Dorothy 10-9-29E N4
Dorothy May 11-29-29M L27
Dorothy May 11-30-29M Nl
Dorothy May 11-30 -29M N4
Eleanor 11-30-29 N4
Jo Ann 2-19-29D L17
Joe Ann 2-16-29D L6
Joe Ann 2-17-29D L8C
Lafayette 10-8-29 LIB
Margaret Hurley 3-5-29 L12
V. C. 2-17-29 LBC
V. O. 2-19-29 L17
Vernie C. 2-16-29 L6
HOOPER
B. C. 12-20-29D L15
Dewey 12-9-29M NIC
Effie 3-5-29 L12
1041
HOOPER (cont.)
Esther D. Lair 6-10-29 L12
George 12-19-29 L14
George 12-19-29 N2
George 12-20-29 N8
Homer C. 3-5-29 L12
Jim 7-19-29 L20
R. C. 12-21-29D N14
Robert, Mrs. 3-5-29 L12
Roland 12-19-29D L14
Rolla 12-20-29D N8
Rolland 12-19-29D N2
Rolland C. 12-22-29D NIOA
Ruby Thomas 12-9-29 NIO
Sherman 12-19-29 L14
Sherman 12-19-29 N2
Sherman 12-20-29 N8
Van 7-19-29 L2 0
Vena 12-28-29M Nl
W. H. 6-18-29 L3
HOOPS
S. B. , Mrs . 12-6-29 L16
S. T. , Mrs. 12-5-29 L14
HOOSS
Harry A. 11-28-29 LIO
Harry A. 11-28-29E LIO
Harry A. 11-29-2 9EN4
Theresa 11-28-29 LIO
Theresa 11-29-29 N4
HOOVER
A. J. 7-30-29 L6
Gust H. 5-16-29DV LI
Gust H. 5-20-29M L8
Jennie Mae Dale 1-9-29 Nl
Jennie May Bole 1-8-29 LI
Leonard W. 1-8-2 9M LI
Leonard W. 1-9-29M Nl
Malissa 5-16-29DV LI
Mary Fullington 5-20-29 L8
Vanola 7-28-29M NIC
Vanola 7-30-29M L6
HOPGOOD
S. K. , Mrs. 6-17-29 L5
HOPKINS
Benjamin 9-14-29 N12
Gerald L. 1-9-29M Lll
Gerald L. 10-11-29C L24
Helen 9-14-29 N12
Lena Jones 6-8-29 L8
Loretta Seifert 1-9-29 Lll
HOPKINS (cont.)
Loretta Seifert 10-11-29 L24
Lula Belle 2-20-29M LI
Mark 9-14-29 N12
Timothy Nolan 9-14-29 N12
estate 9-14-29 N12
HOPPE
Violet 12-22-29M NIA
HORKRADER
W. F. , Mrs. 11-9-29 L8
W. F. , Mrs. 11-9-29 N2
HORN
Eva O. 5-16-29DV LI
George W. 5-16-29DV LI
Thomas 5-7-2 9 L7
HORNBEAK
Demma Barton 9-25-29D N9
HORNBECK
Demma Barton 9-24-29D L4
Demmie Barton 9-25-29D L14
HORNBEEK
lola Emaline 6-15-29M L5
J. W. 6-15-29 L5
HORNBOSTEL
Anna 8-11-29 N12A
Anna 8-12-29 N2
Emmett 8-11-29D N12A
Emmett 8-12-29D N2
Henry 8-11-29 N12A
Henry 8-12-29 N2
Lee 8-12-29 N2
Lee C. 8-11-29 N12A
HORNECKER
Frances P. Ogden 12-4-29 L2
Lawrence 12-4 -29M L2
HORNER
C. H. , Mrs. 8-24-29 N8
Cora 7-20-29 L4
Laura Chapman 3-9-29 L6
HORNING
Helen Rosemary 1-26-29P L2
HORNSBY
Henry, Mrs. 5-6-29 L12
Lillian 5-6-29 L12
Mary H. 5-6-29 L12
HORNSHELL
Hattie Koch 6-15-29 L8
HORTON
Claude 12-27-29M L18
Claude 12-28-29M N4
1042
HORTON (cont.)
Eloise M. 10-19-29P L4
Eloise M. 4-3-29D L8
G. W. , Mrs. 4-3-29 L8
Harry 4-3-29 L8
Harry G. 10-19-29 L4
Harry G. 5-13-29 L14
Josephine 1-26-29 L2
Josephine 7-20-29 L4
William W. 1-26-29P L2
William W. 7-20-29P L4
Wilma Dawson 12-27-29 LIB
Wilma Lawson 12-27-29 L18
Wilma Lawson 12-28-29 N4
HOSEY
Annie 12-6-29 L8
Annie 12-7-29 N16
Blanche Vineyard 11-17-29 N6A
Eunice Russell .8-24-29 LI
Frank 8-24-29M LI •
Hugh 12-6-29 L8
Hugh 12-7-29 N16
J. N. , Mrs. 12-6-29 L8
J. N. , Mrs. 12-7-29 N16
John 12-6-29 L8
John 12-7-29 N16
Matilda 12-6-29 L8
Matilda 12-7-29 N16
■Orville 11-17-29M N6A
HOSKINS
Mayne Long 5-4-29 L8
HOSMAN
Albert 12-28-29 L4
Bell P. 12-28-29 L4
Hope 12-28-29 L4
Ivan 9-27-29M LI
Ivan 9-28-29M Nl
John Boone 12-28-29D L4
Martha 12-28-29 L4
Mary Boone 12-28-29 L4
Mary F. 12-28-29 L4
Ona Underwood 9-27-29 LI
Ona Underwood 9-28-29 Nl
Robert 12-28-29 L4
Victor 12-28-29 L4
HOSS
E. L 5-13-29 L14
HOUGH
Ashford, Mrs. 7-26-29 N6
Bonnie 10-15-29M L19
HOUGH (cont.)
T. J. , Mrs. 7-13-29 N5
Thomas M. 10-15-29 L19
HOUGHTON
Earl 9-6-29M L22
Mary Evans Quade 9-6-29 L22
HOUSE
Jennie Gammon 7-12-29 L14
Jennie Gammon 7-13-29 N7
M. J. , Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
Martha J. Cox 5-7-29 L7
historic 7-19-29 L22
HOUSEN
Charles, Mrs. 12-5-29D L14
Charles, Mrs. 12-5-29D N3
Charles, Mrs. 12-6-29D N2
Charley, Mrs. 12-4-29D L5
• Mary 12-4-29D L5
Mary 12-5-29D N3
Mary 12-6-29D N2
Mary E. 12-5-29D L14
Mary Groves 12-4-2 9D L5
HOUSER
Paul 3-19-29 L14
Ralph 1-26-29P L2
Ralph 7-20-29P L4
infant 3-19-29D L14
HOUSTON
Arthur, Mrs. 8-15-29 N5
Jean Marks 10-19-29 L4
Lessie E. Turner 10-14-29 LI
Lizzie E. Turner 10-15-29 Nl
Paul Price 10-14-29M LI
Paul Price 10-15-29M Nl
HOUSTON, MO.
Herald 3-8-29 LIO
HOVEY
E. 1-7-29 LI
Julia A. 1-5-29 Nl
Julia A. 1-6-29 LlC
Julia A. 1-7-29 LI
Julia A. 1-7-29 Nl
HOWARD
A. M. 3-17-29 L5C
Bertha 9-5-29 L3
Bertha 9-6-29 N14
Bessie Norton 7-30-29D L3
Bessie Norton 7-31-29D L14
Bessie Smith 7-30-29D L3
Birdie 5-31-29 L20
1043
HOWARD (cont.)
Carl 1-21-29M NIO
Clara 9-6-29D L20
Clara 9-6-29D N14
Clara E. 9-5-29D L3
Clara E. 9-6-29D L3
Clara E. 9-7-29D N14
D. D. 9-5-29 L3
D. D. 9-6-29 L20
D. D. 9-6-29 N14
Delta Glasscock 8-26-29 N12
Edward D. 4-19-29 L12
Ellen Elrod 1-21-29 NIO
G. W. 3-17-29 L5C
Ila McCoy 1-22-29 L3
Ila V. McCoy 1-22-29 Nl
J. H. 7-30-29 L7
Jimmie Bob 8-26-29B N12
John A. 12-19-29D LI
John A. 12-20-29D L15
John A. 12-20-2 9DL3
John A. 12-20-29D N14
John A. 12-21-29D N14
John T. 3-17-29D L5C
Lester 9-5-29 L3
Lester 9-6-29 N14
Martin L. 1-10-29 N4
Martin L. 1-26-29 L2
Martin L. 1-9-29 N5
Martin L. 4-20-29 L3
Martin L. 7-20-29 L4
Nena Baxter 7-30-29 L7
Pink 9-27-29E L26
Robert 8-26-29C N12
Robert F. 3-17-29 L5C
Ruth, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Samuel 11-15-29 N16
Susan 4-19-29D L12
Susan Gilbert 4-19-29D L12
T. K. 2-17-29A L3C
Verda 1-22-29M Nl
Verde 1-22-29M L3
W. L. 3-17-29 L5C
HOWDEN
Elmer 10-3-29D LIO
HOWE
James M., Mrs. 1-9-29 Lll
HOWELL
Alfred 12-3-29DV Nl
C. A. 5-13-29 L14
HOWELL (cont.)
Charles A. 6-18-29 L3
Charles A., Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
Ida Head 12-3-29DV Nl
Lettie 6-18-29 L3
Letty J., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Lute 2-10-29 L3C
Roy 2-10-29D L3C
HOWLAND
H. P. , Mrs. 3-20-29 LIO
HOWLE
L. P. 9-12-29DV L2
Lillian 5-10-29 LIO
Lillian B. 9-12-29DV L2
HOY
Grace Waddell 6-10-29 LI
Grace Waddell 6-11-29 L3
HOYLE
W. 11-10-29 N6C
HOYT
D. R. 10-17-29 L8
D. R. 10-17-29 N14
James F. 10-17-29D L8
James F. 10-17-29D N14
Norman 10-17-29 L8
Norman 10-17-29 N14
HUBBARD
C. Al 5-13-29 L14
Edward 8-6-29D L16
Frances 8-6-29 L16
John, Mrs. 1-2-29 L6
John, Mrs. 1-2-29 NIO
Linnie, Mrs. 7-12-29 L14
Linnie, Mrs. 7-13-29 N7
O. S. 9-3-29 N2
infant 9-3-29D N2
HUBBELL
Agnes, Miss 5-13-29 L14
L. C. 5-13-29 L14
HUBBLE
J. H. , Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
Jane 6-14-29 L
Janie, Miss 5-13-29 L14
Martin J. 6-14-29 L
Martin J. 6-18-29 L3
Sarah 6-14-29 L
Sarah, Miss 5-13-29 L14
HUCKABY
Hom 1-26-29 L2
W. H. 1-26-29P L2
1044
HUCKINS
Nettie Barron 1-5-29 N12
HUDGEN
Dorothy Staton 1-14-29 L13
Dorothy Staton 1-15-29 N4
H. W. , Mrs. 6-10-29 L12
Harrison W. 1-14-29 L13
Harrison W. 1-15-29 N4
Robert W. 1-14-29M L13
Robert W. 1-15-29M N4
HUDGENS
Charles 7-7-29 N2B
James 7-7-29 N2B
Lelia 7-7-29 N2B
Lulu 7-7-29 N2B
HUDGINS
Fred 7-7-29D N2B
HUDSON
Alice 10-17-29 L18
Alice 10-18-29 LB
Alice 10-18-29 N7
Alice 3-13-29 LIO
Alice 3-14-29 L12
Beulah 10-17-29 LIB
Dorothy 10-17-29 LIB
Dorothy 10-18-29 LB
Dorothy 10-18-29 N7
Dorothy 3-14-29 L12
Dortha 3-13-29 LIO
Evelyn Swift 11-26-29 L7
Frances 2-26-29 L3
. Fred 10-17-29 LIB
Fred 10-18-29 LB
Fred 10-18-29 N7
Fred 3-13-29 LIO
Fred 3-14-29 L12
George D. 2-26-29 L3
Georgia E. 10-17-29 L18
Georgia E. 10-18-29 LB
Georgia E. 10-18-29 N7
James 10-18-29 LB
James 10-18-29 N7
James 3-14-29 L12
Jim 3-13-29 LIO
John 10-17-29 LIB
John 10-18-29 LB
John 10-18-29 N7
John 3-13-29 LIO
John 3-14-29 L12
Rachel 3-13-29D LIO
HUDSON (cont.)
Rachel 3-14-29D L12
Tom 10-17-29 LIB
Tom lO-lB-29 LB
Tom 10-18-29 N7
Tom 3-13-29 LIO
Tom 3-14-29 L12
William D. 2-26-29D L3
Winifred 2-26-29 L3
HUFF
Letha Pearl 4-8-29M LI
HUFFMAN
Harry, Mrs. 8-5-29 L12
Henry, Mrs. 8-5-29 N3
Jackie 3-26-29 L
Roberta Marion 1-17-29B L5
W. E. 3-26-29D L
William 1-17-29C L5
HUGGINS
Earl, Mrs. 5-17-29 LI
J. N. , Mrs. 2-28-29 LIO
HUGHES
Bertha 6-29-29M Nl
C. E. , Mrs. 7-27-29 L8
Edwin E. 2-17-29M L3D
Exie 10-10-29 L2
Exie 10-11-29 N8
George 1-13-29 L3B
George 4-20-29P L3
J. W. 10-10-29 L2
J. W. 10-11-29 NB
Jennie 4-20-29P L3
John, Mrs. 9-11-29 L2
John, Mrs. 9-12-29 L2
John, Mrs. 9-12-29 N2
Lula 9-2-29 L14
Lula 9-3-29 N2
Nell English 7-27-29 LB
Nina Lewelling 2-17-29 L3D
Pauline 10-10-29 L2
Pauline 10-11-29 NB
R. H. , Mrs. 3-1-29 L13
R. H. , Mrs. 3-2-29 LIO
Roland 9-2-29D L14
Roland 9-3-29D N2
Ross 10-10-29 L2
Ross 10-11-29 NB
HULETT
Doris Mae 5-20-29M L3
Emily 9-25-29 L3
1045
HULETT (cont.)
John 5-20-29 L3
John 9-23-29 LIO
John 9-25-29 L3
Richard 9-23-29 LIO
Richard 9-25-29 L3
Roy 9-25-29 L3
Winfield S. 5-20-29 L3
Winfield S .' 9-23-29D LIO
Winfield S. 9-25-29D L3
HULL
Esther 5-16-29DV LI
Hortense 2-6-29M L4
Ira 5-16-29DV LI
J. D. 2-6-29 L4
O. F. , Mrs. 7-20-29 L2
O. F. , Mrs. 7-22-29 N14
HUMBLE
A. B. 4-20-29 L3
Ellis, Mrs. 11-18-29 L16
Ellis, Mrs. 11-19-29 L3
Ellis, Mrs. 11-19-29 N14
HUMMELL
Lynn, Mrs. 6-21-29 L3
HUMPHREY
B. W., Mrs. 11-25-29D N8
Carl 8-10-29DV L5
Carl 9-12-29DV L2
Carl 9-13-29DV LI
Evelyn Niles 11-25-29D N8
Leta 8-10-29DV L5
Leta 9-12-29DV L2
Leta 9-13-29DV LI
HUMPHREYS
Edwin 10-19-29P L4
Geannette 1-5-29 N12
T. K. 10-19-29 L4
HUMPHRIES
George 2-18-29 L12
Vera Pratt 2-18-29 L12
Wainwright 2-18-29M L12
HUMRICHOUSER
Carol 2-7-29 L6
HUND
Virginia 6-28-29 L6
HUNSAKER
Dona D. Scott 3-30-29 LI
Francis Jay 3-30-29M LI
HUNT
Althear 12-3-29M L14
HUNT (cont.)
Althear 12-4-29M N4
Annie 1-22-29 Nl
Ben, Mrs. 6-20-29 L12
C. M., Mrs. 1-17-29D LIO
Charles E. 12-3-29 LIS
Charles E. 12-4-29 N4
Cordelia 1-26-29P L2
Cordelia 7-20-29P L4
Elbert C. 11-24-29C Nl
Elbert Charles, Jr. 11-24-29B Nl
Eudora 1-17-29D LIO
Eudora 1-18-29D L18
Fannie 8-11-29M Nl
J. E. 7-20-29 L4
L. Faye 1-26-29 L2
L. Faye 7-20-29 L4
Luther I. 4-10-29D L5
Martha A. 4-20-29 L3
S. M., Mrs. 11-17-29 N8B
Taylor H. 4-20-29P L3
Walter 5-13-29 L14
HUNTER
Billie 11-5-29D L12
Billie 11-5-29D N13
Dora Snider 12-10-29 L2
Dora Snider 12-11-29 N6
Eugene 7-24-29DV N2
Eugene 9-12-29DV L2
George 11-5-29 L12
George 11-5-29 N13
Gertrude 9-18-29 L12
H. C. 11-10-29 N2A
H. C. 11-9-29 L8
H. D. 11-10-29 N2A
H. D. 11-9-29 L8
H. D. , Mrs. 1-21-29 L2
Harvey J. 11-10-29D N2A
Harvey J. 11-9-29D L8
Hazel 12-10-29 N12
Jane 8-2-2 9M L6
Ruby 7-24-29DV N2
Ruby 9-12-29DV L2
Wade, Mrs. 7-23-29 L16
Wade, Mrs. 7-23-29 N3
HUNTINGTON
C. E. 5-13-29 L14
Charles E., Mrs. 12-22-29 NIA
HUNTLEY
Harry 4-15-29M L4
1046
HUNTLEY (cont.)
Irene Swegart 4-15-29 L4
HUNTLY
Harry E. 4-15-29M LI
Irene Swegart 4-15-29 LI
HURD
Edward, Mrs. 5-2-29 L4
Homer 2-26-29M LI
Lorene 9-1-29M N3A
Ruth Claypool 2-26-29 LI
HURLEY
C. C. 3-5-29 L12
E. A. , Mrs. 9-15-29 N8B
Elma 3-5-29 L12
G. A. 3-5-29 L12
Helen Irene 9-30-29M L12
Helen Irene 9-30-29M N4
John P. 9-30-29 L12
John P. 9-30-29 'N4
Margaret 3-5-29 L12
Thomas D. 3-5-29D L12
Thomas D. 3-6-29D L2
Thomas D. 3-7-29D L12
Wacite 3-5-29 L12
HURST
Bettie Buster 3-13-29 LIO
J. A. 1-26-29 L2
Lafayette 1-26-29P L2
Mary 6-14-29M L8
R. B. 1-26-29 L2
HURT
Albert 7-22-29 Nl
Arlie 7-22-29 Nl
Delbert 7-21-29 Nl
Elbert 7-21-29D Nl
Elbert 7-22-29D Nl
Elbert 7-26-29D L16
Elbert 7-27-29D N6
Elbert 8-11-29D NIB
Jack 8-3-29D Nl
Jesse 7-22-29 Nl
Lela 7-22-29 Nl
Sylvia 7-22-29 Nl
HUSKEY
Minnie Prewett 1-20-29D L3B
HUSKY
Minnie 7-21-29 N2B
HUST
Mary 6-14-29M LI
HUSTON
A. H. 8-21-29 L13
HUTCHINGS
Frances Rebecca 4-20-29P L3
T. E. 4-20-29 L3
HUTCHINSON
Joe 6-24-29D L3
HUTCHISON
C. R. , Mrs. 12-28-29 N12
C. R. ,Mrs. 12-27-29 L3
Camden R. 11-11-29 L12
Camden R. 11-12-29 N4
Fred 11-11-29M L12
Fred 11-12-29M N4
Mary Dalrymple 11-11-29 L12
Mary Dalrymple 11-12-29 N4
HUTT
John 11-10-29 N2A
Kate 11-10-29 N2A
HUTTON
Martha 1-23-29 L3
Martha 1-24-29 N2
HYDE
Addie Luella Andrews 6-3-29 L8
Herschel L. 6-3-29M L8
Homer V. 7-24-29 L14
Homer V. 7-24-29 N16
L. Paul 10-19-29 L4
L. Paul 4-20-29 L3
infant 7-24-29D L14
infant 7-24-29D N16
HYDEN
Charles 11-22-29 L9
Charles 11-23-29 N2
Charles Eugene 11-22-29D L9
Charles Eugene 11-22-29D N3
Charles Eugene 11-23-29D N2
Charles I. 5-17-29DV LI
Charley 11-22-29 N3
Elizabeth B. 5-17-29DV LI
HYDER
J. A. 5-28-29 L4
L. M. 5-28-29 L4
HYLAND
John P. 1-24-29C N2
Ora Walton 1-24-29 N2
lADZINSKI
Albert, Mrs. 10-28-29D L16
ICE
Norma 2-17-29M L3C
1047
IKERD
Freda 3-14-29D L12
Freda Thomas 3-14-29D L12
ILES
Gladys 1-26-29 L2
Wilma 1-26-29P L2
INDIAN MOUNDS
article about 12-3-29 LIO
INDIANS
in Ozarks 3-28-29 L
of Ozarks 6-14-29 L15
INDORF
John 7-6-29 L9
John 7-6-29 N13
John, Mrs. 6-30-29 N3A
INDORFF
John, Mrs. 7-2-29 L12
INGALLS
Francis T. 1-2-29 L8
John James 1-2-29 LB
INGLE
mill 6-14-29 L15
INGRAHAM
A. F. 6-14-29 L15
T. C. 1-26-29 LIO
INGRAM
Arch F. 6-10-29 LI
Bettie Stephens 6-13-29 LI
Charles R. 5-13-29 L14
Charles R. 6-10-29 LI
Frankie 12-10-29 N3
Frankie, Mrs. 12-9-29 L2
Howard, Mrs. 1-4-29 N5
S. S. 6-14-29 L15
Sidney S. 3-11-29 L12
INKS
Bill 1-13-29 L3B
INMAN
Farley A. 1-26-29P L2
Flora 9-1-29M N3A
Frances 10-18-29M Nl
INMON
Mary 7-23-29 L16
Mary 7-23-29 N3
INTELMANN
E. H. 6-28-29D Nl
IRBY
E. F. 11-10-29 N6C
IRON MINES
in Missouri 4-5-29 L22
IRWIN
A. W. , Mrs. 1-7-29 N4
A. W. , Mrs. 1-9-29 L12
Fay 12-23-29 L12
Laura L. 4-20-29 L3
Lillian 12-23-29D N2
Lillian 12-24-29D N2
Lillian Erbentruth 12-23-29D L12
Lillian Erbentruth 12-23-29D N2
Lillian Erbentruth 12-24-29D N2
Paul, Mrs. 12-22-29D NIOA
Paul, Mrs. 12-23-29D L12
Paul, Mrs. 12-23-29D N2
Paul, Mrs. 12-24-29D N2
Verna 12-23-29 L12
ISBEL
G. A., Mrs. 9-15-29D N5A
Susan H. 9-15-29D N5A
ISBELL
C. C. 8-28-29D L16
C. C. 8-28-29D N5
Lizzie 7-21-29D N2B
Maud 5-4-29 L5
ISELEY
P. H. 6-10-29 L12
ISOM
Alvis D. 10-19-29P L4
Lois 10-19-29P L4
ISRAEL
Alta 5-15-29M LI
IVES
Harry 12-24-29D N
Harry 12-24-29D N2
IVORSON
Ben 3-25-29 L7
Ben 3-28-29 L3
Willie 3-25-29D L7
Willie 3-28-29B L3
JABED
Moses 12-4-29D N6
JABERS
Moses 12-9-29D L2
JABEZ
Moses 12-9-29D N6
JACKS
B. W. 5-2-29 L12
Everett 5-2-29 L12
Horace 5-2-29 L12
Warren 5-2-29 L12
infant 5-2-29D L12
1048
JACKSON
Aileen M. Condict 6-13-29 L6
Anna 8-9-29 L2 0
Anna 8-9-29 N6
Anna E. Stow 4-21-29 LlC
Anna Higgins 1-26-29 N3
Arno, Mrs. 7-25-29 N6
Arnold- 8-1-29 LlO
Arnold 8-1-29 NIO
Bird Cass 11-28-29 L8
Bird Cass 11-28-29 N12
Bird Cass 11-29-29 N3
Carrie Lee 6-13-29 L6
Cora L. 8-9-29 L2 0
D. L. 2-10-29 L8A
Dewey P. 9-3-29D L14
Edna 9-15-29 N8C
Emery 3-28-29 L12
Eola 3-17-29M L8C
Ernie E. 2-10-29 L8A
Ethel Darton 2-15-29 LI
Frances 8-9-29 L20
Frances 8-9-29 N6
Frank, Mrs. 1-31-29 LB
George C. 8-9-29 L20
George C. 8-9-29 N6
George W. 5-3-29D L2
Glen 8-22-29 LlO
I . W. 12-9-29D L16
J. A. 8-9-29 L20
J. A. 8-9-29 N6
Jennie 8-14-29 L14
Jennie 8-15-29 N2
Lee 2-10-29 L8A
Leonard 9-4-29D L2
Leonard 9-4-29D Nl
Leroy 2-15-29M LI
Lewis 8-14-29 L14
Lewis 8-15-29 N2
Mae 4-17-29D Lll
Mae 8-9-29 L2 0
Mae 8-9-29 N6
Mae L. 4-12-29D L28
Mae L. 4-13-29D L6
Mae L. Toole 4-12-29D L28
Mae Lorissa 10-19-29P L4
Manta Lee 1-21-29D L2
Manta Lee 1-22-29D L16
Manta Lee 1-22-29D N6
Manta Lee 1-23-29D N2
JACKSON (cont.)
Minnie M. Conrad 8-22-29D LlO
Myrtle 8-14-29 L14
Opha 8-22-29 LlO
P. W. , Mrs. 8-22-29D LlO
Paul 6-13-29M L6
Paul C. 1-21-29 L2
Paul C. 1-22-29 L16
Paul C. 1-22-29 N6
Paul C. 4-21-29M LlC
Paul C. 6-7-29E L6
Pearl 8-14-29 L14
R. V. 8-9-29 L20
R. V. 8-9-29 N6
Roxie 2-10-29 L8A
Roy E. 10-19-29 L4
Roy E. 4-12-29 L28
Roy E. 4-17-29 Lll
Ruby J. Goss 12-22-29 NIA
S. M. 2-10-29 L8A
Thomas M. 8-9-2 9D L2 0
Thomas M. 8-9-2 9D N6
Vernon, Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
Vernon, Mrs. 10-14-29 N5
W. G. 12-3-29A L14
W. H. 8-9-29 L20
W. H. 8-9-29 N6
William C. 12-22-29M NIA
William G. 12-5-29A L16
infant 3-28-29D L12
JACOBS
Barry W. 8-29-29 L12
Barry W. 9-15-29 N2D
Barry W. 9-6-29 L22
Harry 4-22-29M L12
Harry M. 11-1-29DV N14
Henry M. 4-21-29M L3D
Lorene 8-29-29E L12
Lorene 9-15-29M N2D
Lorene Naylor 9-6-29M L22
Lorine N. 9-14-29M Nl
Mary F. 11-1-29DV N14
Mary F. Goodloe 4-21-29 L3D
Mary F. Goodloe 4-22-29 L12
JACOBSON
E. L. 10-20-29 N3A
Helen 10-20-29 N3A
James Taylor 10-20-29D N3A
Leonard 10-20-29 N3A
1049
JACQUES
Mace, Mrs. 3-17-29 L3C
Murril 1-17-29 N3
Salome 1-17-29 N3
W. L., Mrs. 1-17-29D LIO
W. L. , Mrs. 1-17-29D N3
JAENKE
H. C. 8-27-29 N4
JAGGERS
J. F. 12-2-29 N3
J. F. , Mrs . 12-2-29 L4
JAIL
first in Spfd 6-14-29 L15
JAIRETT
George, Mrs. 7-28-29 N3C
JAMES
Albert 10-30-29 L8
Albert 10-30-29 N2
Catherine 10-30-29 N2
E. F. 12-30-29 LIO '
Eleanor Irene 8-2-29M L6
Eleanor Irene 8-2-29M Nl
Georgia 12-27-29 LIB
Georgia 12-28-29 N4
Georgia 12-30-29 LIO
Howard J. 8-2-29 L6
J. A. , Mrs. 4-29-29 LIO
J. W. , Mrs. 8-30-29 L
J. W. , Mrs . 8-30-29 N2
J. W., Mrs. 8-31-29 N8
Joseph D. 10-30-29 L8
Joseph D. 10-30-29 N2
Joseph D. 4-20-29 L3
Laura 12-14-29 LI
Laura 12-15-29 N
Leona Delores Faber 12-27-29 Llf
Leona Faber 12-30-29 LIO
Lucy 4-5-29 L22
Margaret 12-30-29 LIO
Newton, Mrs. 1-11-29 Nl
Olive Garr 3-28-29 L12
Richard M. 10-30-29D LB
Richard M. 10-30-29D N2
Sam O., Mrs. 1-20-29D L
Sylvester 12-12-29 LI
Sylvester 12-14-29 LI
Sylvester 12-14-29 Nl
Sylvester 12-15-29 N
Thelma P. 4-20-29P L3
Whit W. 1-22-29D Nl
JAMES (cont.)
Whit W. 1-24-29D Nl
William 4-5-29 L22
William L. 12-27-29M LIB
William L. 12-28-29E N4
William Lawrence 12-30-29M LIO
Wint 1-27-29D L
Wint 2-4-29D L7
Wint W. 1-20-29 L
family 4-5-29 L22
JAMESON
Earl Clinton 2-19-29D L5
Ella 2-19-29 L5
Ethel 2-19-29 L5
Jay 2-19-29 L5
John 2-19-29 L5
Liela Mae 2-19-29 L5
Lizzie 2-19-29 L5
Luther 2-19-29 L5
T. B. 2-19-29 L5
JAMISON
J. C. 1-16-29 N13
J. C. , Mrs. 1-8-29 LIO
J. G. , Mrs. 1-16-29 LIB
JANES
Doris 1-26-29P L2
JAQUITH
Irene 1-18-29 L
JARRARD
Edna Medlock 2-2B-29 L
Jesse R. 2-28-29M LIO
JARRETT
Albert H. 9-17-29M Nl
Beulah Julian 7-26-29 L28
Beulah Julian 7-27-29 N2
Elizabeth 4-21-29E L3D
George, Mrs. 7-26-29 L28
George, Mrs. 7-27-29 LB
George, Mrs. 7-27-29 N2
John 1-26-29P L2
Joseph 3-14-29 L6
Joseph H. 2-23-29 LI
Louise M. 9-17-29 Nl
JARVIS
Marion C. 6-19-29 L12
William R. 6-1B-29D LI
William R. 6-19-29D L12
JASON
Gertrude 10-14-29D L12
Gertrude 10-14-29D N12
1050
JAY
R. W. 11-10-29 N6C
JAYNE
J. L. , Mrs. 3-28-29 L3
Maynard 3-28-2 9B L3
JEFFERIES
R. L. , Mrs . 8-24-29 L9
R. L. , .Mrs.. 8-24-29 N12
JEFFERS
Harve 3-28-29D L3
Robert L. 8-17-29D L8
JEFFREY
A. T. , Mrs. 8-28-29 N3
JEFFRIES
, Mrs. 2-6-29 LIO
Beatrice 8-15-29 LI
Bernice 4-20-29P L3
Charles 8-15-29 LI
Charles W. 2-15-29 L18
Effie 8-15-29 Li
Flossie 8-15-29 LI
G. W. 4-20-29 L3
George W. 2-11-29M LI
Guy 8-15-29 LI
Howard 8-15-29 LI
Iness 4-20-29P L3
Laura 8-15-29 LI
M. E. 8-15-29 LI
Mable 8-15-29 LI
Mary 8-15-29 LI
Mollie 8-15-29 LI
Muriel Haggerty 2-11-29 LI
Robert L. 8-15-29D LI
Robert L. 8-16-29D L4
Robert L. 8-18-29D N3A
Robert L. 8-19-29D N3
JENKINS
Amanda Ellen 5-17-29DV LI
D. C. 12-22-29 N7B
Eula King 1-3-29 L8
Eula King 1-4-29 N3
Inez 12-13-29M L3
Inez 12-14-29M Nl
J. E. , Mrs. 6-30-29 N2B
J. L. , Mrs. 12-5-29 LI
J. L. , Mrs. 12-6-29 N5
Jess 1-6-29C L6C
Lorainne Lyman 5-15-29 L12
Pauline 12-22-29M N7B
Richard 9-12-29D L2
JENKINS (cont.)
Richard 9-13-29D N9
Roy 12-22-29 N7B
Wesley 5-17-29DV LI
JENNINGS
Albert 9-20-29M L24
Allena Mae 5-16-29 LI
Arch, Mrs. 1-25-29 L16
Arch, Mrs. 1-26-29 N3
Charity 11-8-29 LIO
Clara Chaney 9-20-29 L24
Clifford 11-2-29M Nl
Erma G. Plympton 11-2-29 Nl
Hope Smith 11-3-29 N14A
Humphrey 11-8-29 LIO
Knox 3-10-29D L3B
William 11-8-29 LIO
JENNISON
James, Mrs. 4-2-29 L14
JENSEN
Elizabeth 4-29-29D L14
JERNIGAN
Vada Rogers 1-26-29D LI
JESS
M. 5-13-29 L14
JEWELL
H. S. 1-3-29 Nl
J. W. 11-10-29 N6C
JOHANNSEN
Ida M. 5-17-29DV LI
M. J. 5-17-29DV LI
JOHNS
Clary E. 8-24-29DV N12
Clary E. 9-12-29DV L2
Clary E. Lasley 10-15-29DV Lll
Clary E. Lasley 8-24-29DV N12
Harry P., Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
Helen 12-29-29M N7B
Helen Marie 12-28-29M LI
Johnie 10-15-29DV Lll
Johnie 9-12-29DV L2
Johnny 8-24-29DV N12
Mildred Swearengin 12-24-29 N2
Mildred Swearingen 12-24-29 L12
R. T. 10-19-29P L4
R. T. 4-20-29P L3
R. W. 12-29-29 N7B
Robert, Mrs. 12-24-29 L12
Robert, Mrs. 12-24-29 N2
1051
JOHNSON
Alexander S. 1-26-29P L2
Alexander S. 7-20-29P L4-
Alice 7-7-29D N2A
Alice 7-9-29 L2
Alice 7-9-29D L2
Anna Mae 12-31-29M LI
Anna Peterson 3-15-29 L6
Anne Tucker 11-19-29 L18
Arch, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Arch, Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
Avery, Mrs. 3-23-29 L6
Ben 9-16-29 L14
Bernice 3-6-29 L2
Bertha 12-5-29M L2
Bertha 12-6-29M Nl
Bonnie Smith 3-10-29 LI
Buford 11-19-29M LIS
C. W. 6-17-29 L5
Calvin P., Mrs. 7-9-29D L2
Carl 6-22-29 LB
Cecil 2-17-29C LI
Cyntha E. 7-20-29 L4
Cynthia S. 1-26-29 L2
Dale B. 10-19-29 L4
Daniel Grant 4-20-29P L3
Dick, Mrs. 12-12-29 L4
Edith Koch 6-15-29 LB
Edith, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Edward H. 3-10-29M LI
Ella May 1-18-29M Nl
Ella May 1-18-29M NIO
Elmer 10-4-29 N8
Emma Alice 12-16-29 N3
Eugene 3-15-29 L5
Eva May 3-20-29 LIO
Finis 1-13-29 L3B
Frances Rodgers 2-23-29 LI
Frank M. 3-4-29D L16
Fred 2-22-29 L16
G. B. 6-24-29D LIO
Gladys V. Blunt 1-19-29 Nl
Glen 1-3-29 LB
Glenna Louise 9-7-29M LB
Grace Myrtle 3-3-29M L6B
H. W. , Mrs. 3-4-29 L16
Hallie O. 4-20-29 L3
Harry 3-6-29D L2
Ira Alberta 10-20-29M NIA
J. L. 2-14-29 L2
JOHNSON (cont.)
J. L. 3-6-29 L2
J. P. , Mrs. 2-22-29 L16
J. T. 2-14-29D L2
James 3-15-29M L6
Jeanie Parker 10-1-29 LB
Jeanie Parker 10-1-29 N3
John Henry 10-24-29D N3
John Lafayette 12-16-29 N3
John W., Mrs. 4-24-29P L16
Joseph B. 1-26-29P L2
Joseph R. 7-20-29P L4
Joshua 5-20-29D LI
Leonard 1-3-29 L8
Lewis 1-26-29 LI
Lloyd 9-24-29M Nl
Lucretia 7-20-29P L4
Lula E. 6-22-29D L8
Marion 1-20-29D L3B
Marshall, Mrs. 3-23-29 L6
Mary Cook 9-10-29 N2
Mary Cook 9-9-29 L
Mattie Green 1-31-29 L8
Maude 5-10-29 LIO
Mertie May 8-15-29D LIO
Myrtle 1-18-29 L
Nan 8-19-29E L14
Norma Ice 2-17-29 L3C
Opal 6-29-29M Nl
Ora 4-27-29D LB
Ora 5-4-29D L9
Otto 9-12-29 L14
Otto W. 1-19-29M Nl
Paul 10-24-29 N3
Price 5-4-29 L9
Ralph 1-20-29M LIB
Ralph 1-22-29M L3
Ralph 1-22-29M Nl
Ray 2-17-29M L3C
Reed 10-19-29P L4
Robert 10-24-29 N3
Robert 3-19-29 L14
Robert 3-20-29 LIO
S. C. 12-24-29 L12
S. C. 12-24-29 N2
Sam C, Mrs. 8-15-29D LIO
Seth, Mrs. 1-3-29 LB
Seth, Mrs. 1-4-29 N3
Stella Weaver 1-20-29 LIB
Stella Weaver 1-22-29 L3
1052
JOHNSON (cont.)
Stella Weaver 1-22-29 Nl
Sylvia 2-17-29M L5B
Thelma 10-4-29 N8
Thomas 3-14-29 L14
Thomas R. 10-4-29D N8
U. Grant 8-19-29 L14
W. G. 3-8-29 LIO
W. R. , Mrs. 11-27-29 L4
W. R. , Mrs . 11-27-29 N2
William 11-6-29 L2
William H. 3-15-29 L5
William R. 2-23-29M LI
Wilma Corbin 9-24-29 Nl
JOHNSTON
Alice 7-6-29 N6
Alice 7-6-29D L8
Alice 7-6-29D N2
Alice 7-6-29D N6
Alice 7-7-29 N2A'
Alice 7-7-29D N2A
Alice 7-8-29 N2
Alice 7-8-29D L12
Alice 7-8-29D Nl
B. A. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Bert 1-9-29 L
C. C. 11-24-29D N13A
Calvin 7-6-29 L8
Calvin 7-6-29 N6
Calvin 7-7-29 N2A
Calvin 7-8-29 L12
Calvin 7-8-29 N2
Calvin 7-9-29 L16
Calvin F., Mrs. 7-6-29D L8
Calvin P. 7-9-29 L16
Calvin P., Mrs. 7-6-29D N2
Calvin P., Mrs. 7-7-29D N2A
Calvin P., Mrs. 7-8-29D L12
Calvin P., Mrs. 7-8-29D N2
Darwin 7-9-29 L16
Earl 11-24-29 N13A
Frona L. McKee 10-22-29 Nl
M. C. 11-10-29 N6C
Milton M. 7-9-29 L16
Phil 7-6-29 L8
Phil 7-7-29 N2A
Phil 7-8-29 L12
Phil 7-8-29 N2
Philip W. 7-6-29 N6
Richard G. 11-24-29 N13A
JOHNSTON (cont.)
Thomas E. 10-22-29M Nl
family 7-9-29 L16
JOINER
Beatrice Vicory 9-23-29 LI
Lonnie 9-23-29M LI
JOLIFF
Aaron 1-14-29 Nl
JOLLEY
Al 2-10-29DV LI
Jennie 5-10-29 LIO
Ruth 2-10-29DV LI
JOLLY
Ben 4-3-29 L3
Loula 4-3-29M L3 •
JONES
A. W. 5-6-29 LIO
Albert G. 5-25-29D L8
Amanda 12-18-29D L12
Amanda 12-19-2 9D N2
Arthur 1-26-29P L2
B. F. 7-20-29 L4
B. F. , Mrs. 12-1-29 NIB
B. G. , Mrs. 8-31-29 L4
B. S. 8-20-29 L14
B. S. 8-20-29 N6
Billy Jack 10-9-29 L14
Billy Jack 10-9-29 N2
C. R. 5-13-29 L14
C. W. 4-29-29 LIO
Carl, Mrs. 12-1-29 NIB
Charles A. 9-13-29DV LI
Charles Edwin 3-11-29B L2
Clara M. 1-26-29 L2
Dick 6-8-29D L8
Doris 1-26 -2 9P L2
Doris Imogene 12-24-290 L12
Doris Imogene 12-24-29D N2
E. C. 4-29-29D LIO
E. C. 5-2-29D L14
Edith V. 6-29-29DV L12
Elta 4-17-29M L8
Emma 1-28-2 9M LI
Enid Thomas 4-10-29 L6
Erdie Byrne 1-1-29 N6
Eugene 7-13-29 N14
Eugene, Mrs. 1-3-29 L8
Eugene, Mrs. 1-4-2 9 N3
Eunice 7-8-29M LI
Eunice 7-9-29M LI
1053
JONES (cont.)
Eva Williams 12-29-29 N6B
F. , Mrs. 2-7-29 LIO
Florence 8-19-29 L15
Florence Marks 10-9-29D L14
Florence Marks 10-9-29D N2
Florence Witherspoon 10-10-29D N2
Florence Witherspoon 10-9-29D L14
Florence Witherspoon 10-9-29D N2
Flossie Pearl 1-18-29 L
Frank E. 6-20-29 L12
Freeman 12-18-29 L12
Freeman 12-19-29 N2
George 5-18-29 L3
Geraldine 3-7-29B L8
Geraldine 3-8-29B LI
Gladys 7-13-29D N14
H. C. 8-20-29 L14
H. C. 8-20-29 N6
H. E. 3-11-29C L2
H. L. 11-10-29 N6C
Harry Luther 9-15-29D N8C
Helen Elizabeth 8-19-29M L15
I. S. 8-20-29 L14
I. S. 8-20-29 N6
Ira 2-24-29M L3C
Ira A. Johnson 10-20-29 NIA
J. F. 6-29-29DV L12
J. J. 8-20-29 L14
J. J. 8-20-29 N6
Jack 3-7-29C L8
Jack 3-8-29C LI
Jacquelin 3-8-29B LI
Jacquline 3-7-29B L8
James 6-14-29 L15
Jennie 3-12-29 L16
Jesse 5-6-29 LIO
Jessie 5-25-29 L8
Joe 5-6-29 LIO
John C. 1-18-29DV L
Joseph 3-11-29 L12
Katherine 8-3-29 L4
Lena 6-8-29 L8
Leonard 12-18-29 L12
Leonard 12-19-29 N2
Liza 3-25-29 L14
Lorene Hurd 9-1-29 N3A
Lucille 1-18-29 L
Lucille 7-8-29M LI
Lucille 7-9-29M LI
JONES (cont.)
Lydia Pearl 1-18-29DV L
Maggie 7-13-29 N14
Marjorie Lee 6-8-29 L8
Martha 5-6-29D LIO
Marvis 5-23-29 L3
Marvis, Mrs. 5-18-29 LI
Mary 7-13-29 N14
Mary B. 8-20-29 L14
Mary B. 8-20-29 N6
Mary Frances 12-24-29 L12
Mary Frances 12-24-29 N2
Mary S. Williams 7-9-29 LI
Mattie 8-20-29 L14
Mattie 8-20-29 N6
Maud Vera Bell 12-29-29 N6B
McLain, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Merrell 12-29-29M N6B
N. R. , Mrs. 8-16-29 L18
0. W. , Mrs. 4-13-29 LIO
Pauline 12-20-29 LI
Pearl 5-25-29 L8
Price 6-6-29D L14
Quincy J. 7-9-29M LI
R. S. 12-24-29 L12
R. S. 12-24-29 N2
Ray 5-25-29 L8
Rolive H. 10-20-29M NIA
Roy 4-10-29M L6
Sarah Elda 7-20-29P L4
Sherman 9-1-29M N3A
Stanley H. 12-24-29 L12
Stanley H. 12-24-29 N2
Stanley Kenneth 12-24-29 L12
Stanley Kenneth 12-24-29 N2
T. J. 3-12-29 L16
Velma Irene 7-20-29P L4
Vera Paris 2-24-29 L3C
W. C. 12-18-29 L12
W. C. 12-19-29 N2
Walter 5-25-29 L8
William A. 12-29-29M N6B
Winifred Maxine 12-24-29 L12
Winifred Maxine 12-24-29 N2
JONNIGAN
Vada Rogers 1-26-29D LI
JOPLIN
Ida F. 9-26-29M LI
Ida F. 9-27-29M Nl
1054
7-8-29 L14
JOPLIN GLOBE
a newspaper
JORDAN
A. H. 1-13-29D L3B
America Randolph 9-11-29 L2
Bessie 6-15-29M LI
JORDON
America Randolph 9-11-29 N2
JOSLYN
Carl W. 11-18-29 L14
Katherine F. 11-18-29M L14
JOST
Loraine Martin 4-12
Lorraine Martin 3-3
JOYCE
Earl 11-28-29D L8
Earl 11-28-29D N12
JOYNER
Beatrice Vicory 9-24-29 Nl
Lonnie 9-24-29M'Nl
W. G. 7-4-29 L2
JUDGES
Federal
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JUDY
W. A. , Mrs. 1-7-29
W. A. , Mrs. 1-7-29
W. A. , Mrs. 1-8-29
W. A. , Mrs. 1-9-29
JULIAN
A. M
Andy
Andy
B. Frank, Mrs.
B. Frank, Mrs.
Beulah 7-26-29
Beulah 7-27-29
Frank 12-15-29
George 7-26-29
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J. T
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Mida
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7-26-29 L28
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Mrs. 9-2-29 L14
Mrs. 9-2-29 N8
26-29D L28
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Mrs
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Susan 5-18
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2 9 L3
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JUMP
Homer 8-2-29M Nl
JUMP (cont.)
Nellie 8-6-29M LI
Nellie 8-7-29M L5
Nellie 8-7-29M Nl
Ruth Riddle 8-2-29 Nl
JUNGE
Harold 2-10-29M L2D
Mildred Case 2-10-29 L2D
JUNK INS
William T. 1-12-29D L6
William T. 1-13-29D LlOA
JUSTICE
Eva 11-10-29 NIC
Louise A. McMaster 9-21-29 LIO
Neva 11-10-29 NIC
P. M. 9-21-29 LIO
Theodore M. 9-21-29M LIO
JUSTUS
J. H. 9-25-29 L16
Lucille 9-25-29E L16
KALTENBACH
Robert 4-20-29P L3
Ruth 4-20-29P L3 ■
KANARD
L. H. , Mrs. 2-7-29 LIO
KANE
Ross B. 3-14-29 L12
KAPP
Alden 1-31-29 L8
Elizabeth Jean 1-31-29D L8
Fred 1-31-29 L8
Joe 1-31-29 L8
Ruth 1-31-29 L8
KARAS
Edna 3-20-29 Lll
KARDINAL
Herman, Mrs. 3-14-29 L12
KARR
Ed 9-17-29D L5
Ed 9-17-29D N14
KASPER
Henry V. 8-28-2 9DN1
KATES
Edward 11-10-29 Nl
Marion 11-10-29D Nl
Marvin 11-10-29 Nl
KAUFFMAN
Lawrence 11-28-2 9M N2
Lois Baden Bean 11-28-29 N2
Minnie Spellman 6-24-29 LIO
1055
KAVANAUGH
Elinor Adams 2-10-29 L3C
Harry 2-10-29C L3C
KAWFMAN
J. S. , Mrs. 5-13-29 LIO
KEARNEY
James 4-20-29P L3
KEATLEY
Bertha Zeigler 6-17-29 L5
E. W. , Mrs. 6-17-29 L5
KEE
Allie 6-10-29 L12
Charles 6-10-29 L12
Claude 6-10-29 L12
Clyde 5-10-29 L12
Columbus, Mrs. 6-10-29D L12
Ethel 6-10-29 L12
Jimmie 6-10-29 L12
Lola 6-10-29 L12
Manuel 6-10-29 L12 '
Martha J. 6-10-29D L12
Maymie 6-10-29 L12
Trassie 6-10-29 L12
KEEPER
Ava 10-19-29P L4
Ava 2-12-29P L16
Ava 2-6-29D LIO
Ava 2-7-29D LIO
KEEN
Elna Chloe 1-26-29P L2
Herbert 4-20-29P L3
Laura 4-20-29 L3
Peter W. 1-26-29 L2
KEENE
Lydia 4-2-29D L14
KEENER
M. 5-13-29 L14
KEESLING
Clyde 9-4-29 L12
Clyde 9-4-29 N5
Lois 9-4-29D L12
Lois 9-4-29D N5
Lois 9-5-29D N12
Roy 9-4-29 L12
Roy 9-4-29 N5
Samuel 9-4-29 L12
Samuel 9-4-29 N5
Samuel 9-5-29 N12
Whel 9-4-29 L12
Whel 9-4-29 N5
KEESLING (cont.)
William 9-4-29 L12
William 9-4-29 N5
KEET
Bell 6-26-29 L14
Belle 6-27-29 L12
Charles P., Mrs. 4-6-29 L6
Charles T. 6-26-29 L14
James 6-26-29 L14
Josiah T. 1-4-29 L20
Thomas H. 5-13-29 L14
KEETON
Charles 10-18-29 L8
Charles 10-18-29 N7
Harry 7-28-29C N2C
KEITH
Elmer, Mrs. 8-20-29 L14
Elmer, Mrs. 8-20-29 N6
KEITHLEY
Burl 11-25-29 L2
Burl 11-25-29 N2
Charles 11-25-29D L2
Charles 11-26-29D N2 .
Charley 11-25-29D N2
Elmer 11-25-29 N2
Elmert 11-25-29 L2
Guy 11-25-29 L2
Guy 11-25-29 N2
Hazel 11-25-29 L2
Hazel 11-25-29 N2
Hugh, Mrs. 11-25-29 N2
J. A. W. 11-26-29 N2
J. W. A. 11-25-29 L2
J. W. A. 11-25-29 N2
John 3-1-29D L13
John 3-2-29D LIO
Luther 11-25-29 L2
Luther 11-25-29 N2
Stanley, Mrs. 11-25-29 L2
Stanley, Mrs. 11-25-29 N2
Tippon 11-25-29 N2
Tipton 11-25-29 L2
Wish 4-22-29D L12
KELL
Leslie E. 5-28-29 L14
Nellie A. 5-28-29D L14
W. N. , Mrs. 5-28-29D L14
KELLER
C. C. 7-1-29C L14
Charles 4-20-29 L3
1056
KELLER (cont.)
Charles Warren 7-1-29B L14
Dan 3-20-29 Lll
G. C. , Mrs. 7-26-29 N6
Henrietta 2-12-29 L9
Henry M. 4-20-29P L3
Irene 7-28-29M NIC
J. J. 12-27-29D LIO
J. J. 12-27-29D N2
Lola Higgins 1-26-29 N3
O. P. 12-27-29 LIO
O. P. 12-27-29 N2
Orabell 12-4-29M Nl
Orabelle 12-3-29M L16
Oswald 12-27-29 LIO
Oswald 12-27-29 N2
KELLETT
Francis Marion 6-18-29D LIO
KELLEY
David Hiland 3-8-29B LI
Floyd W. 12-30-29D Nl
Hiland D. 2-26-29C L12
Hiland D. 3-8-29C LI
Jewell Biggs 6-30-29 N3A
Mary 5-16-29 L14
Mary Byrne 1-1-29 N6
Patricia Eileen 3-8-29B LI
Sherman 5-16-29D L14
Sherman 5-17-29D L20
Viola 5-16-29 L14
KELLNER
Laura McCartney 8-7-29 N14
KELLOGG
Maye Underwood 6-1-29 LI
Robert 6-1-29M LI
KELLY
Bessie Putman 10-7-29 LIO
C. J. 8-17-29 L8
Charles M. 7-16-29 Nl
Charles M. 7-17-29 L12
Charles M. 7-17-29 N2
Charles M. 7-18-29 N2
Dortha 8-7-29M Nl
Frances 5-24-29E L6
Frances 6-28-29M LI
Frances 6-29-29M L5
Julia W. 8-17-29D L8
Julia W. 8-18-29D N3A
Julia W. 8-19-29D N3
Julia W. Leach 8-17-29D L8
KELLY (cont.)
Laura Charles 8-25-29 N7A
Maurice W. 7-16-29D Nl
Maurice W. 7-17-29D L12
Maurice W. 7-17-29D N2
Maurice W. 7-18-29D N2
Opal 7-16-29 Nl
Opal 7-17-29 L12
Opal 7-17-29 N2
R. Thomas 7-18-29 N2
Ralph T. 7-16-29 Nl
Ralph T. 7-17-29 L12
Ralph T. 7-17-29 N2
Ray D. 7-16-29 Nl
Ray D. 7-17-29 L12
Ray D. 7-17-29 N2
Ray D. 7-18-29 N2
William 8-17-29 L8
William B. 5-24-29 L6
William B. 6-29-29 L5
KELPE
Henry, Mrs. 2-8-29 L17
KELSAY
E. A. , Mrs. 3-5-29D L12
Effie 3-5-29D L12
Effie Hooper 3-5-29D L12
Julia Nell 3-5-29 L12
Lena Jane 3-5-29 L12
KELSEY
Lillie W. 7-20-29 L4
KELSO
C. M. 4-20-29 L3
Charles G. 5-9-29 L6
Charles G. 7-29-29 L8
J. S. 5-9-29 L6
Kathryn 5-9-29E L6
Kathryn 7-2 9-29M L8
W. H. 4-20-29P L3
KELTNER
Delpha 12-31-29M LI
Esther 5-16-29DV LI
Guy 5-16-29DV LI
Marjorie 1-17-29D LIO
Marjorie 1-18-29D L18
Marjorie 1-19-29D N6
Marjorie 1-20-29D L2A
R. M. 4-18-29C L12
Raymond 1-17-29 LIO
Raymond Marion 4-18-29B L12
1057
KEMMENER
Leonard, Mrs. 3-22-29 L2
KEMP
Dovie Mae Fugitt 4-12-29 LI
John Wade 4-12-29M LI
KEMPER
Charles B. 1-24-29 L8
Ella E. 1-24-29D L8
Ella E. 1-25-29D L16
Ella E. 1-26-29D N3
John T. 1-24-29 L8
Peter C, Mrs. 1-24-29D LB
KENNEDY
B. L. , Mrs. 3-1-29 L13
D. C. 6-11-29 L12
Elizabeth 9-25-29D L5
Elizabeth 9-27-29D LB
Elizabeth 9-27-29D NIO
Ethel Shelton 1-26-29 L2
Herman 12-19-29 L14'
Herman 12-20-29 L15
Herman 12-20-29 NB
Lee C. 7-20-29P L4
R. L. 5-13-29 L14
R. R. 6-30-29C N2B
Wilbur G. 12-19-29D L14
Wilbur G. 12-20-29D L15
Wilbur G. 12-20-29D NB
William T. 7-20-29 L4
KENNEMER
Acy 11-2B-29M N2
B. 0. 12-26-29C LB
G. M. 6-22-29C LB
Marie Chapman 11-28-29 N2
Norma Delores 12-26-29B LB
KENNER
James T. 11-8-2 9D LB
James T. 11-9-29D N2
James Taylor 11-10-29D N2A
James Taylor 11-8-29D LB
James Taylor 11-8-29D N16
James Taylor 11-9-29D LB
KENNEY
Colleen 3-19-29E LIO
Colleen 3-29-29E L6
Colleen 4-4-29E L4
Colleen 6-2B-29M L6
Colleen Margaret 6-27-29M L4
Colleen Margaret 6-2B-29M N4
Mildred 8-4-29M N12A
KENSER
Delia Mae 8-24-29 N8
J. H. 8-24-29 NB
R. A. 8-24-29 NB
W. H. 8-24-29 NB
KENT
George A. 6-3-29 LB
J. A. 12-9-29 L2
J. A. 12-9-29 N6
Katherine 6-3-29M LB
W. J. , Mrs. 2-18-29 LB
KENTLING
Carl 7-6-29 N2
Emil 7-6-29D N2
F. F. 7-6-29 N2
Katie 7-6-29 N2
KEORPER
--- 1-6-29D L6C
KEPNER
E. E. 12-3-29C L6
KERBY
A. A. , Mrs. 11-13-29 L8
A. A. , Mrs. 11-14-29 L16
A. A. , Mrs. 11-14-29 N3
KERMICK
O. E. 11-10-29 N6C
KERN
Dorothy 7-20-29P L4
Heni-y 11-4-29D N2
KERNAN
Ben, Mrs. 11-22-29D L9
Ben, Mrs. 11-23-29 N2
Sarah Blanche 11-22-29D L9
Sarah Blanche 11-23-29D N2
Sarah Blanche Ball 11-22-29D L9
KERNEN
Al, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Ben, Mrs. 11-22-29D N3
Sarah Blanche Ball 11-22-29D N3
KERNICK
Anna 7-20-29 L4
Emma Louise 7-20-2 9P L4
KERR
J. O. , Mrs. 4-5-29 LIO
Laura 7-15-29M LI
Nellie 2-1B-29 L8
KERSHNER
Delia 6-17-29 LIO
Ida 6-17-29 LIO
Jane 1-26-29 N3
1058
17-29D LIO
•29D N3
KERSHNER (cont.)
Jane 6-17-29D LIO
John 6-17-29 LIO
Thomas 6-17-29 LIO
Thomas J. , Mrs . 6
Treva 1-26-29D L6
Treva 1-26- 2 9D N3
Treva 1-27-^290 L5C
Treva McCroskey 1-26-
W. J. 6-17-29 LIO
William, Mrs. 1-26-29D N3
KESSINGER
Alfred 3-5-29D L8
Beatrice 6-10-29 L12
F. M. 6-10-29 L12
Irma 3-5-29 L8
John 3-5-29 L8
KETCHUM
Daisy
10-14-29 L12
Ethel
10-14-29 L12
Frank
J. 10-14-29 L12
Frank
J. 10-14-29 N12
Lucill
.e 1-20-29M LIB
M. S. ,
Mrs. 10-14-29D L12
M. S. ,
Mrs. 10-14-29D N12
KEY
Frank,
Mrs. 1-21-29 NIO
Frank ,
Mrs. 1-7-29 N2
KEYS
Alma L. 7-20-29M L12
Mollie
! Jeffries 8-15-29 L
KIBLINGER
J. F.
10-19-29P L4
James
F. 2-12-29P L12
Mary J
'ane 10-19-29 L4
Mary J
rane 2-12-29 L12
Susie
M. 2-12-29 L12
Wallace B. 2-12-29 L12
KICKAPOO
Indians 12-3-29 LIO
KIDD
Frank
5-4-29 L9
John Milton 4-20-29 L3
Margaret Jane 4-20-29P L3
KIDDER
Charle
ly B. 9-28-29M Nl
Mabel 1
.8 Brown 9-28-29 Nl
KIEFFER
George W. 9-15-29M NIC
Mildred Patterson 9-15-29
NIC
KILBURN
Clarence 6-3-
Joseph C. 6-3
Willis 6-3-29
KILE
Bessie 4-25-2
Bessie 5-16-2
Dorothy 9-23-
Ina 6-27-29M
M. L. 6-27-29
Orval H. 4-25
Orvall H. 5-1
KILGORE
Laura E. 4-20
W. M. 4-20-29
KILLIAN
Carolyn 3-18-
Evelyn 3-18-2
J. B. 3-18-29
Kenneth Max 3
S. A. , Mrs. 4
KILLINGSWORTH
Argil 1-23-29
B. C, Mrs. 8
Clay 1-23-29
George T. 1-2
Gwynne 10-14-
Gwynne 10-15-
Homer 1-23-29
Mona Ragains
Monta Ragains
Oren 1-23-29
Paul S. 11-10
Ucal 1-23-29
KIMBLE
Leslie 11-19-
Leslie 11-19-
Leslie P. 11-
Mildred 11-19
Mildred 11-19
Opal May 11-1
Opal May 11-1
Opal May 11-1
W. S. 11-18-2
W. S. 11-19-2
W. S. 11-19-2
KIMBROUGH
Katherine 5-1
P. H., Mrs. 8
P. H. , Mrs . 8
29 LIO
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LIO
9DV L12
9DV LI
2 9M N3
L4
L4
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6-29DV LI
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L3
29 L8
9 L8
L8
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L8
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L8
3-29D L8
29M LI
2 9M Nl
L8
10-14-29 LI
10-15-29 Nl
L8
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L8
29 L3
29 N14
18-29 L16
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8-29D L16
9-29 L3
9-29D N14
9 L16
9 L3
9 N14
8-29 L3
-20-29 L14
20-29 N6
1059
KIME
Barbara C. 10-19-29P L4
Barbara C. 4-20-29P L3
W. H. 10-19-29 L4
W. H. 4-20-29 L3
KINCAID
Clifford 4-20-29 L3
H. Evert 8-29-29M L12
H. Evert 9-1-29M N6B
H. V. 8-29-29 L12
H. V. 9-1-29 N6B
Harry Evert 8-31-29M Nl
Lillie M. 4-20-29P L3
Velma Mathews 8-29-29 L12
Velma Mathews 8-31-29 Nl
Velma Matthews 9-1-29 N6B
KINDER
Elizabeth Runyan 6-12-29 LIO
F. D. , Mrs. 5-9-29 L14
KINDRICK
C. M. 10-19-29 L4
Elizabeth 10-19-29P L4
KING
A. 1-13-29D L3B
A. H. 1-3-29 L8
A. H. 1-4-29 N3
Alberta 8-2-29 L16
Alfred 2-15-29 L14
Alice 1-3-29 L8
Alice 1-4-29 N3
Beatrice 3-10-29 L2A
Ben 6-14-29 L28
Bernice 3-9-29 L6
C. B. , Mrs. 9-23-29 LIO
Charles C. 10-19-29 L4
Claude, Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
E. A. 3-1-29 L13
E. A. 3-2-29 LIO
Edwin G. 1-26-29 L2
Eula 1-3-29 L8
Eula 1-4-29 N3
G. C. 8-2-29 L16
Geannette 1-5-29D N12
Geannette Humphreys 1-5-29D N12
Gene, Mrs. 12-26-29 LI
Gene, Mrs. 12-27-29 NIO
George 3-10-29 L2A
George 3-9-29 L6
Hardie 11-12-29C L2
Hazel 3-23-29M LI
KING (cont.)
Hazel M. George 1-18-29DV L
Helen 3-10-29 L2A
Helen 3-9-29 L6
Henry 6-14-29 L2 8
I. O. 1-18-29C Nl
Ida 1-24-29 L8
Isaac P. 6-14-29 L24
J. P. 1-3-29 L8
J. P. 1-4-29 N3
J. Ray 3-8-29 LIO
J. W. 7-13-29 L12
James A. 3-7-29DV L8
James Hardie 11-12-29B L2
Jeanetta 1-6-29D L9A
Jennie 3-31-29M LIB
Jesse 1-3-29 L8
Jesse 1-4-29 N3
Jessie Hayes 10-23-29 L14
Jessie Hayes 10-23-29 N6
Joanne 1-18-29B Nl
Josephine Irene 3-10-29D L2A
Josephine Irene 3-9-29D L6
Katherine 7-22-29 LI
L. L. 1-3-29 L8
L. L. 1-4-29 N3
Leonard M. 1-18-29DV L
Leota Caffey 1-18-29 Nl
Limie Pearl 1-24-29 L8
Louise P. 1-26-29P L2
Lula 1-24-29 L8
Lyda 3-2-29 LIO
Lyda A. 3-1-29 L13
Mark 6-14-29 L28
Mitchell 8-2-29 L16
Naomi 1-3-2 9 LB
Naomi 1-4-29 N3
Nora 1-3-29 L8
Nora 1-4-2 9 N3
Opal 3-7-29DV L8
Orba 1-3-29 LB
Orba 1-4-29 N3
Richard Calvin 3-7-29D L12
Richard Calvin 3-8-29D L20
Ruth 7-13-29D L12
Ruth 0. 10-19-29P L4
S. Merle 3-26-29C L12
Sam 1-24-29 L8
Samuel Ooley 3-26-29B L12
Sarah Elizabeth 2-15-29 L14
1060
KING (coiiL.)
W. A. , Mrs. 2-20-29 L5
W. A. , Mrs. 2-22-29 L2
Walter 3-7-29 L12
Walter 3-8-29 L2 0
Weldon 4-6-29 LIO
William E. 1-4-29D N3
William Earnest 1-3-29D L8
KINNARD
Alma 10-7-29M LI
KINNEAR
Mattie Carroll 3-13-29 LIO
KINNEY
Alice Neal 6-4-29 LI
David 6-4-29M LI
KINSER
Albert 6-24-29 LIO
Corda J. 2-19-29M LI
Grace B. 7-13-29M LI
John 1-31-2 9D LB
John 2-2-2 9D L6
Max 7-20-29P L4
May Helen Gurley 5-22-29 L4
Rex 7-20-29P L4
Rex A. 5-22-29M L4
Rosa Biggs 6-30-29 N3A
T. J. 6-24-29D LIO
Thomas A. 7-13-29M LI
KINSEY
Clayton P. 1-1-29 N6
Clayton P. 1-4-29 L2
Clayton P. 7-20-29 L4
Jacob P. 1-1-29D LIO
Jacob P. 1-4-29P L2
Jacob P. 7-20-2 9P L4
Jacob Phillips 1-1-29D N6
Mary Erville 1-4-29 L2
May 8-19-29 LI
May 8-20-29 N3
Ord 8-19-29 LI
Ord 8-20-29 N3
Orin P. 1-4-29 L2
Sabra A. 1-4-29 L2
Virginia 8-19-29D LI
Virginia 8-20-29D N3
KINSMAN
Harry 6-13-29 LI
KINSTRY
John 4-11-29D L3
KINTREA
Frank 5-13-29 L14
KIPLINGER
J. F. 1-23-29D L8
J. F. 1-23-29D N2
KIRBY
A. C. 6-24-29 LIO
Anna, Miss 5-13-29 L14
Barbara 5-13-29E L3
Cora 6-24-29 LIO
Frank R. 6-24-29 LIO
G. M. 5-13-29 L3
Guy D. 5-13-29 L14
I . , Mrs. 6-24-29 LIO
Lee 6-24-29 LIO
Mae 9-23-29 LIO
Molly Morgan 6-15-29 L8
KIRK
Freda 1-3-2 9 LB
Missouri 7-20-29P L4
Newton M. 7-20-29P L4
KIRKMEYER
Henry 12-10-29 L2
Henry, Mrs. 12-10-29 N3
Henry, Mrs. 12-11-29 N6
KIRKPATRICK
Anna 1-6-29D L6C
Anna Scudder 1-4-2 9D L6
Anna Scudder 1-5-29D N4
KIRST
Grace E. 5-10-29 LIO
KISER
Arthur 12-10-29M Nl
Delallah Freeman 12-10-29 Nl
Ellis, Mrs. 3-13-29 LIO
KISHIMURA
Hisa 9-25-29DV NB
Ikuta 9-25-29DV NB
KISSEE
Alexander 5-14-29 L16
Ben 5-14-29 L16
Melvin 3-12-29D L20
Melvin 3-25-29D LIO
Melvin 3-25-29D L7
Melvin 3-28-29D L3
family 5-14-29 L16
KISSEE MILLS, MO.
item about 5-14-29 L16
KISSICK
B. F. 7-20-29 L4
1061
KISSING SONG
King William was.,
KITCHEN
Nellie 6-1-29M LI
KITCHING
Martha L. 2-15-29M LI
KITE
Benjamin 3-21-29 L12
KITTEL
Charles D. 2-19-29DV L16
Hallie 7-11-29M L2
Hallie 7-12-29M N14
Hallie Davis 7-11-29M L2
Hallie Davis 7-12-29M N14
Hallie F. 2-19-29DV L16
KIZEE
Richard 6-14-29 LI 5
KIZER
D. T. , Mrs . 6-18 9 LI
KLANN
Lucile 8-17-29 L8
KLAUS
George 12-9-29 N6
George A. 12-9-29D L2
George A. 12-9-29D N6
KLINGENSMITH
Lloyd 5-16-29DV LI
Lydia 5-16-29DV LI
KLINGNER
Mona 6-22-29 L8
KLLAN
Elizabeth 5-1-29 L2
KNAPP
A. B. 6-4-29D L8
KNAUS
A. H. 2-25-29 L6
Arthur 2-26-29 L12
Arthur 2-28-29 LIO
Arthur 3-1-29 L13
Arthur H. 3-11-29 L2
W. C. 3-1-29D L13
W. G. 2-28-29D LIO
Walter C. 10-19-29P L4
Walter C. 2-25-29D L6
Walter C. 2-26-29D L12
Walter C. 3-11-29P L2
KNIGHT
Arthur 8-6-29M LI
Arthur 8-7-29M L5
Arthur 8-7-29M Nl
6-21-29 L3
KNIGHT (cont.)
Billy Lee 2-10-29 L8A
Edward 8-7-29 L5
Elizabeth 4-27-29 L8
Ethel 7-2-29M Nl
Helen 4-10-29M LI
L. W., Mrs. 2-10-29D L8A
Moses 8-4-29A NIOA
Nellie Jump 8-6-29 LI
Nellie Jump 8-7-29 L5
Nellie Jump 8-7-29 Nl
Octavia Jane Tyre 8-4-29 NIOA
Robert 4-27-29 L8
Roxie 2-10-29D L8A
Roxie Jackson 2-10-29D L8A
KNIGHTEN
Bert 7-4-29 L8
Walter, Mrs. 8-13-29 L6
Walter, Mrs. 8-13-29 N2
infant 7-4-29D L8
KNIGHTON
E. G. 4-20-29 L3
KNOPF
Mabel 5-3-29M LI
Mable 5-2-29M L4
KNOLES
Harold 7-16-29M Nl
Marie Gray 7-16-29 Nl
KNOWEK
Edwin O. 8-5-29M N8
Mary Miller 8-5-29 N8
KNOWLES
Carl A. 1-30-29C L14
Carl Michael 1-30-29B L14
Dorah 1-20-29 L2B
Gerald 1-20-29 L2B
Gerald 1-25-29 L2
Harold 1-25-29 L2
Harold 7-16-29M N2
Hershel 1-20-29 L2B
Irene 1-20-29 L2B
Irene 1-25-29 L2
Marie 1-25-29 L2
Marie Gray 7-16-29 N2
Maude 1-20-2 9 L2B
Maude 1-25-29 L2
Nora 1-20-29 L2B
Olaf 1-20-29D L2B
Olaf 1-25-29D L2
Perry 1-25-29 L2
1062
KNOWLES (cont.)
Virginia 1-25-29 L2
KNOX
Alice 7-2-29 L12
Alice 7-3-29 N5
George F. 2-10-29 LIA
George F. 7-2-29 L12
George F. 7-3-29 N5
James D. 2-10-29D LIA
KOCH
Bertha 6-15-29 L8
Ed 6-15-29 L8
Edith 6-15-29 L8
Hattie 6-15-29 LB
Lillie 6-15-29 LB
Loella 6-15-29 LB
Lyda 6-15-29 L8
Minnie 6-15-29D LB
KOEHLER
Anita Marie 6-2B-29M L6
Anita Marie 6-28-29M N4
Emma E. 6-28-29 L6
Emma E. 6-28-29 N4
KOENEMANN
George W. 1-18-29DV L
Nettie 1-18-29DV L
KOENIG
F. E. , Mrs. 7-17-29 L12
F. E. , Mrs. 7-18-29 N2
KOHLER
Murry, Mrs. 2-7-29 LIO
KOLB
Clarence H. 1-20-29M LIB
Mabel Gordon 1-20-29 LIB
KOSSEN
Dorothy 6-25-29D LI 2
Dorothy 6-26-29D LIO
H. L. 6-25-29 L12
P. C. 6-26-29 LIO
KRAFT
Myra M. 12-10-29 Nl
KRAMER
Hattie Schoenwald 12-10-29 N3
Hattie Schoenwald 12-9-29 L2
KRASSER
Edith Laney 8-19-29 L14
Fred C. 8-19-29M L14
L. C. 8-19-29 L14
L. D. , Mrs. 4-24-29 L14
William 8-19-29 L14
KRATIL
Chloe 4-20-29 L3
Mary E. 4-20-29P L3
KRAUTH
Lorene 10-20-29E N3D
Lorene 11-27-29M N7
Lorene 11-29-29M N4
KREBS
F. R. , Mrs. 6-15-29 LB
KREIDER
G. W. 8-25-29 NSC
Grace Marie 9-26-29B N3
John 8-27-29 LIO
John P. B-25-29 NBC
R. Earl 1-26-29P L2
Rex P. 9-25-29C L14
Rex P. 9-26-29C N3
T. B. 1-26-29 L2
T. B. B-25-29 NBC
Will B-27-29 LIO
family reunion B-27-29 LIO
KREKEL
Arnold 4-4-29 L .
KRISCHEL
Edward 1-3-29 L9
Edward 1-3-29 Nil
Elizabeth 1-3-29 L9
Elizabeth 1-3-29 Nil
John, Mrs. 1-3-29 L9
John, Mrs. 1-3-29 Nil
Loretta 10-11-29M N16
Mary 1-3-29 L9
Mary 1-3-29 Nil
Michal 1-3-29 L9
Michal 1-3-29 Nil
William H. 1-3-29 L9
William H. 1-3-29 Nil
KROPP
Peter 1-26-29 LIO
Peter 6-24-29 LB
KRUGER
Margaret 12-2-29 N3
Margaret Hamby 12-2-29 L4
KRUSE
Norman 3-23-29 L6
infant 3-23-29D L6
KUHN
Harold, Mrs. 6-24-29 LIO
Lenore K. Evans 4-27-29 LI
Leonore Evans 4-25-29 L4
1063
KUHN (cont.)
Lera Owen 11-4-29 L12
Lera Richardson 11-4-29 NIO
Stephen H. 4-27-29M LI
Stephen Harold 4-25-29M L4
Steven Harold 4-13-29E L3
KUMP
Katherine 8-28-29E L14
Louis Hubert 4-20-29P L3
Nell 8-28-29 L14
Nellie 4-20-29 L3
KUNKEL
George, Mrs. 3-23-29 LIO
KUNSMAN
Sarah A. 3-12-29D L16
LAFLEY
Clara 10-27-29M NIB
LAFOLLETTE
Oval 7-4-29 L12
Oval 7-5-29 N4
LAFON
Claude 9-7-29M LB
Glenna Johnson 9-7-29 LB
LAHAR
Betty Jean 5-25-29 L12
Carol 5-25-29 L12
E. L. 5-25-29DV L12
Marjorie 5-25-29 L12
Mary Ellen 5-25-29DV L12
Phyllis Winifred 5-25-29 L12
LAHY
Anna 12-31-29D LIO
Anna 12-31-29D N6
Anna Burt 12-31-29D LIO
Anna Burt 12-31-29D N6
Ralph, Mrs. 12-31-29D LIO
Ralph, Mrs. 12-31-29D N6
LAIR
Bess 7-25-29 LIO
Bess Weiseger 7-27-29 L8
Blanche 7-25-29 LIO
Cora 7-25-29 LIO
Cora B. 7-27-29 LB
D. L. , Mrs. 7-25-29 LIO
D. L. , Mrs. 7-27-29 L8
E. H. 7-25-29 LIO
E. H. 7-27-29 LB
Esther D. 6-10-29 L12
Grace Pearl 6-10-29 L12
John B. 6-10-29D L12
LAIR (cont.)
Margaret E. 6-10-29 L12
Mary 5-18-29M LI
Oscar 6-10-29 L12
Owen Stanley 7-27-29D LB
Stanley 7-25-29D LIO
LAKE
Hugo W. 7-20-29P L4
Sarah M. 7-20-29 L4
LAKER
Beatrice 10-19-29M LIO
Florence Bowen 1-25-29 L4
Fred, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
George D. 1-25-2 9M L4
Ross 10-19-29 LIO
LAMAR
Bess
Bess
Fred
Fred
Fred
Fred
LAMB
Ben 3
Ben W
Ben W
J. H.
James
LAMBB
R. 11-10
LAMBERT
Hiram
LAMP
B. H. , Mrs. 11-14-29D L16
B. H. , Mrs. 11-15-29D L2
B. H., Mrs. 11-15-29D N16
B. H. , Mrs. 11-16-29D L4
B. H., Mrs. 11-17-29D N3C
B. P., Mrs. 11-16-29D N2
Nora 11-16-29 L4
Randall £
Randall E
7-29-29E
7-30-29E
8-10-29M
8-10-29M
-10-29 L4
-10-29 N4
L8
N4
L4
N4
23-29D L6
10-19-29P L4
3-28-29P L2
3-28-29 L2
3-23-29 L6
■29 N6C
2-17-29 L3C
LAND
Bryan 10-19-29 L4
Joy 10-19-29P L4
Riley 9-2-29D Nl
R. 1-26-29P
Sarah
LANDERS
Adele
Belle
Billy
Elmer
L2
1-7-29 L8
Chastain 7-3-
3-21-29 LIO
7-3-29 L5
29 L5
1064
LANDERS (cont.)
Frank 1-7-29 L8
J. L. , Mrs. 1-7-29D L8
John 6-24-29 L12
Mary 3-21-29 LIO
Roxie 1-7-29 L8
Troy 1-7-29 LB
W. E. , .Mrs.. 3-21-29D LIO
LANDES
Billy 3-22-29 L20
E. W. , Mrs. 3-23-29D L6
E: William 3-22-29D L20
E. William, Mrs. 3-22-29D L20
Mabelle Sullens 3-22-29D L20
Mabelle Sullens 3-23-29D L6
Marjory 3-22-29 L20
LANDON
C. E. , Mrs. 12-23-29 L12
LANE
Guinney, Mrs. 6-21-29 L20 .
LANENBERG
H. S. 9-10-29D L6
H. S. 9-11-29D N3
LANEY
Edith 8-19-29M L14
Esther 8-19-29 L14
Will 8-19-29 L14
LANG
Ella Monaghan 12-10-29 N3
Ella Monaghan 12-9-29 L2
Ella Monaghan 12-9-29 N6
LANGDON
George 11-10-29D N2A
George 11-11-29D N2
George 11-9-29D L8
LANGFORD
Ethel 8-15-29M L3
LANGSTON
R. R. , Mrs. 8-9-29 L20
R. R. , Mrs. 8-9-29 N6
LANHAM
Glenn 3-1-29DV Lll
Hazel B. 3-1-29DV Lll
LANNAN
C. P. , Mrs. 12-23-29 N2
C. P. , Mrs. 12-24-29 N2
LANNING
Mary 2-23-29M LI
LANTERN
Elizabeth 12-12-29 L4
LANTERN (cont.)
Elizabeth 12-12-29 Nl
LAPHAM
A. M., house of 10-9-29 L12
LAPTAD
Rebecca McCracken 4-1-29D L5
W. H. 4-1-29 L5
LARD IE
Albert, Mrs. 4-1-29 L5
LARGE
L. E. 7-15-29 L12
W. B. 7-15-29 L12
LARK IN
McKenna 11-29-29 L24
, Mrs. 11-29-29 N12
Leona 7-29-29 L3
Leona 7-29-29 Nl
Leona 7-30-29 L3
Leona 7-30-29 N3
LARK INS
George 8-20-29D L14
George 8-21-29D N8
George 8-25-29D N5C
H. H. 8-20-29 L14
J. H. 8-21-29 N8
J. H. 8-25-29 N5C
Leona 8-1-29 LlO
Leona 8-1-29 NIO
LASLEY
Clary E. 10-15-29 Lll
Clary E. 8-24-29 N12
LATHAM
A. M. 11-1-29D L24
Alice 3-23-29 L6
Alva E. 3-23-29D L6
Alva E. 3-25-29D LIO
Alva, Mrs. 3-31-29D L3A
Harvey 3-23-29 L6
Herman 3-23-29 L6
Lucy 3-23-29 L6
M. R. 3-23-29 L6
Orville 3-23-29 L6
Willa Mae 3-31-29D L3A
William 3-23-29 L6
LATHAN
Willie M. 10-19-29P L4
LATIMER
Cumorah 8-5-29M Nl
LATTERNER
Ernest 11-10-29M Nl
1065
LATTERNER (cont.)
Nina Samuel 11-10-29 Nl
LATTOMUS
Mary Effie 1-18-29DV L
Robert M. 1-18-29DV L
LAUGHLIN
George, Mrs. 4-21-29 LSD
Ruth 4-21-29 L3D
LAUTHERMAN
Emma 7-25-2 9D N2
LAUTHERN
Emma 7-25-29D N2
F. S. 7-25-29 N2
W. R. 7-25-29 N2
LAVERTY
G. Raymond 6-29-29DV N5
G. Raymond 9-13- 2 9DV LI
Mae 6-29-29DV N5
Mae 9-13-29DV LI
LAW
Anna 8-31-29M LIO
George P. 8-31-29 LIO
LAWING
Lela 5-28-29 L14
S. S. 5-7-29 L7
W. T. 5-28-29 L14
LAWRENCE
Cora D. 9-13-29DV LI
John Franklin 11-20-29 L3
John Franklin 11-21-29D N3
Kate Biers 3-6-29 L2
Lonza Lawrence 9-13-29DV LI
W. E. 2-4-29D LIO
LAWSON
Arnold 9-19-29M L14
Gem Poindexter 9-19-29 L14
N. B. , Mrs. 4-2-29 L14
Roy M. 5-13-29 L14
W. L. , Mrs. 1-15-29 N7
William 12-27-29 L18
William 12-28-29 N4
Wilma 12-27-29M LIB
Wilma 12-28-29M N4
LAY
Bernice Grace 6-29-29 N4
Clara Bernice 7-20-29P L4
Clara Ellen Taylor 8-20-29 Nl
Frank 6-29-29 N4
Grace Viola 7-20-29P L4
Robert M. 8-20-29M Nl
LAY (cont.)
W. B. 7-20-29 L4
W. B. , Jr. 7-20-29P L4
William B. 6-29-29 N4
family reunion 6-29-29 N4
LEACH
Ed, Mrs. 1-29-29 L12
Frederick W. 8-17-29 L8
Genevieve Thompson 2-23-29 L2
Julia W. 8-17-29 L8
Robert P. 2-23-29M L2
LEACHMAN
Susan Mitchell 7-8-29 N2
LEAD MINING
in Ozarks 6-14-29 L15
LEAHY
Jennie Beeler 9-8-29 N2A
LEARY
Graham 10-9-29M L16
Helen Cox 10-9-29 L16
LEATHERMAN
Naomi 10-15-29M Nl
LEATHERS
Earl 9-16-29 L14
LEAVITT
Alden 4-10-29M LI
Helen Knight 4-10-29 LI
W. , Miss 5-13-29 L14
LEBANON, MO.
Rustic 3-8-29 LIO
LEBOLT
Delia 10-20-29 N3D
Delia 12-30-29 LIO
Esther 11-14-29E L18
Esther 12-30-29M LIO
Esther Carlyn 10-20-29E N3D
Mildred 12-30-29 LIO
LECOMPTE
Dolores Fox 12-15-29D N3A
John W. 12-11-29 L8
John W. 12-11-29 N6
John, Mrs. 12-15-29D N3A
infant 12-11-29D L8
infant 12-11-29D N6
LEDDICK
Capitola Porter 10-14-29 L12
Capitola Porter 10-14-29 N5
LEDERER
Casper C. 9-4-29 N4
June 9-4-29M N4
1066
LEDUC
Bertha 5-15-29 L12
Blanche 5-15-29 L12
Edith 5-15-29 L12
Effie 10-5-29 N4
Effie 5-15-29 L12
Frank 10-5-29D N3
Frank 10-7 -29D N2
Frank 5-15-29 L12
Homer 5-15-29 L12
Jane 10-5-29 N3
John 10-5-29 N4
John 5-15-29 L12
Louis 5-15-29D L12
Nancy 5-15-29 L12
LEE
Arthur 5-13-29 L14
Arthur 6-30-29 N4A
F. R. 6-27-29D L12
F. R. 6-28-29D N7
George, Mrs. 3-23-29 L6
Jessie 10-30-29 L3
Letha 1-2-29M L9
Mary Becker 2-9-29 L6
Opal 7-28-29M NIC
Ralph, Mrs. 12-21-29 L8
Ralph, Mrs. 12-21-29 N14
Rosie 8-28-29 L2
Ross 6-27-29 L12
infant 6-22-29D L8
LEEDY
John F. 4-17-29M L3
John F. 4-17-29M L8
Josiah 3-20-29D L12
Malissa Travis 4-17-29 L3
Malissa Travis 4-17-29 L8
LEEPER
Charles Emery 10-19-29P L4
Charles Emery 4-26-29P L2
Charles J., Mrs. 1-14-29D LIO
Charles J., Mrs. 1-15-29D N7
Charles L. 10-19-29 L4
Charles L. 4-26-29 L2
Edith 7-20-29 L4
Eunice 9-19-29M N14
Flossie J. 1-14-29D LIO
Flossie J. 1-15-29D L12
Flossie J. 1-15-29D N7
Flossie J. 10-19-29P L4
Flossie J. Dillday 1-14-29D LIO
LEEPER (cont.)
Flossie J. Dillday 1-15-29D N7
Homer J. 7-20-29P L4
Nancy J. Corum 7-1-29 L14
Nancy J. Corum 7-2-29 N3
LEFTWICH
William 12-27-29 L3
LEGAN
Laura Kerr 7-15-29 LI
Pruett 7-15-29M LI
LEGG
Frank 2-7-29 LIO
lolline 2-7-29 LIO
James 2-7-29D LIO
LEHAR
Joseph 11-30-29 LIO
Randolph J. 11-15-29 L26
Riddal J. 11-30-29 LIO
Rosalyn Fabro 11-30-29 LIO
Rudolph J. 11-14-29 L19
Rudolph J. 11-15-29 N4
William 11-30-29M LIO
William Leo 11-14-29E L19
William Leo 11-15-29E L26
William Leo 11-15-29E N4
LEHMAN
Alelia A. 1-1-29 N6
Ed 1-1-29 N6
J. W. 1-1-29 N6
LEHN
Alvinna 7-7-29 N2A
August 7-7-29 N2A
Otillie 7-7-29 N2A
LEIVA
Idonna Norman 9-6-29 Nl
Joseph 9-6-29M Nl
LEMMON
Oren, Mrs. 8-28-29 N2
LEMON
Nina Mashburn 8-12-29 N2
LEMONS
Mary 6-5-29M L6
Mary Elizabeth 6-5-29M L6
W. Albert 6-5-29 L6
LEMP
Lillian Hornsby 5-6-29 L12
LENN
Etta Harvill 6-25-29 L12
Etta Harvill 6-26-29 LIO
1067
LENTHOUSE
Jacob, Mrs. 11-16-29D L4
Margaret 11-16-29D L4
Margaret McGregor 11-16-29D L4
LEONARD
Betty 1-7-29D L8
Betty 1-7-29D Nl
Elizabeth Lucille 6-25-29B L12
J. Paul 6-25-29C L12
Johnnie Ferguson 6-25-29 L12
K. E. 1-7-29 L8
K. E. 1-7-29 Nl
Thomas H. 6-14-29D L24
LESLIE
Dora Clippard 5-13-29 L5
Lewis 9-23-29 LIO
Lewis 9-23-29 NIO
Wanda May 9-23 -29D LIO
Wanda May 9-23-29D NIO
LESTER
Fred, Mrs. 2-17-29D L3C
James 10-30-29D L6
James 10-30-29D Nl
Thomas L. 12-3-29D L7
W. C. , Mrs. 10-3-29 L2
W. C. , Mrs. 10-4-29 N7
LETT
Ellen 7-24-29D L4
LETTER
written in 1840 3-3-29 LllA
LETTERMAN
Cora Walker 7-4-29 L8
Cora Walker 7-4-29 N12
Everett 9-12-29DV L2
Giace 8-15-29DV L3
Grace 9-12-29DV L2
Leo 8-15-29 L3
S. A. , Mrs. 7-29-29 L3
S. A. , Mrs. 7-29-29 Nl
William Roberts 8-15-29 L3
LEUTHOLD
Jacob, Mrs. 11-16-29D L4
Jacob, Mrs. 11-17-29D N3C
LEVY
Moses 4-20-29P L3
LEWALLEN
Ann 1-21-29D N6
LEWELLEN
Maurine 11-10-29M Nl
LEWELLING
Nina 2-17-29M L3D
LEWIS
Abbie 1-13-29M L6B
Bert 12-15-29 N5B
Florence 2-5-29 Lll
Harold 8-24-29D L4
Helen 12-15-29M N5B
Herbert 12-15-29 N5B
Ida Kershner 6-17-29 LIO
J. C. , Mrs. 10-9-29 N2
J. D. 1-13-29 L6B
J. H. , Mrs. 5-18-29 LI
M. V. 11-25-29D L2
M. V. 11-30-29D L8
Millie 10-2-29 L4
N. V. 11-22-29D N3
N. V. 11-25-29D N2
Pearl 5-31-29 L20
Robert L. 1-25-29 L16
Robert L. 1-25-29 N12
W. S. 8-24-29 L4
LIEPMAN
Paul C. 12-6-29 L15
Richard 12-6-29 L15
LIGGETT
Louisa 7-20-29P L4
LIGHT
Neal M. 7-11-29M N4
P. A. , Mrs. 10-23-29 L5
Shirley M. Stewart 7-11-29 N4
LIGHTFOOT
Lillian Fox 9-3-29 N2
Lillian, Mrs. 9-2-29 L14
Murchison, Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
LIKENS
Harry, Mrs. 9-23-29 Nl
LIKINS
Cecil 5-30-29 LIO
Cecil 5-31-29 L20
Charles W., Mrs. 5-30-29D LIO
Charles W., Mrs. 5-31-29D L20
G. Ross 5-30-29 LIO
Homer 5-3 0-29 LIO
Homer 5-31-29 L20
Hugh 5-30-29 LIO
Hugh 5-31-29 L20
John L. 7-28-29 N2D
Mary C. 5-30-29D LIO
Mary C. 5-31-29D L20
1068
LIKINS (cont.)
Mary Campbell 5-30-29D LIO
Mary Campbell 5-31-29D L2 0
Ross 5-31-29 L20
LILE
I. 11-10-29 N6C
LILSON
Mary Mabel 7-4-29M Nl
LIMBAUGH
Myrtle 9-27-29M Nl
LIMBOCKER
W. E. , Mrs. 2-20-29 L5
W. E. , Mrs. 2-22-29 L2
LINCH
F. S. , Mrs. 12-24-29 L13
F. S. , Mrs. 12-24-29 Nil
LINCOLN
Anna Frances 1-30-29 L14
Doris Lee 1-30-29D L14
Harold 6-13-29 LI
J. W. 1-30-29 L14
W. A. 10-19-29 L4
LINDBAUGH
Myrtle 9-26-29M LI
LINDENSTRUTH
Robert W. 8-30-29 Nl
LINDQUIST
H. 1-1-29D Nil
LINDSEY
C. F. , Mrs. 1-8-29 LIO
C. F. , Mrs. 1-9-29 N5
E. T. , Mrs. 10-8-29 L16
E. T. , Mrs. 10-8-29 N7
E. T. , Mrs. 10-9-29 L14
E. T. , Mrs. 10-9-29 N2
Ethel 4-2-29DV Lll
Flora 9-12-29M Nl
George 4-2-29DV Lll
George W. 4-5-29 LIO
Gertrude 4-5-29 LIO
Isaac 4-5-29 LIO
Ivan 4-5-29 LIO
James 4-5-29 LIO
Mack 4-5-29 LIO
Norman 4-5-29 LIO
Thomas C. 4-5-29D LIO
Winnie 3-30-29M LI
LINES
Ben 10-13-29 N2A
Doris Diggins 1-26-29 L2
LINES (cont.)
Doris Diggins 7-20-29 L4
George W. 1-26-29P L2
George W. 7-20-29P L4
John T. 10-13-29A N2A
L. E. 10-13-29 N2A
L. E. 10-13-29 N3C
L. E. 11-8-29 L28
Morton 11-8-29 L28
N. G. 3-28-29C L12
music company 11-8-29 L28
LINGENBERG
Luella 3-31-29 L3A
LINGO
A. A. 1-11-29D L18
Earl 1-11-29 L18
LINK
A. L. , Mrs. 1-4-29D N3
Anginette Little 1-3-29D L8
Anginette Little 1-3-29D N3
Robert, Mrs. 1-3-29D L8
Robert, Mrs. 1-3-29D N3
LINN
Elizabeth 1-3-29D L8
Elizabeth 1-4-29D N3
Elizabeth 1-5-29D N12
LINNEY
W. B. 1-26-29 L2
W. B. 7-20-29 L4
LINQUIST
H. 1-1-29D Lll
LINSTER
George F. 12-29-29 N7B
Helen Johns 12-29-29 N7B
Helen Marie Johns 12-28-29 LI
Mahx 12-29-29M N7B
Max S. 12-28-29M LI
LIPPMAN
Ben 5-13-29 L14
Fred 5-13-29 L14
LISENBY
E. L. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
L. R. 2-9-29C LIO
Love 4-24-29M LI
LITT
Frank 3-28-29 L12
Golda 3-28-29D L12
LITTLE
Alice 7-2-29 L12
Anginette 1-3-29 LB
1069
LITTLE (cont.)
Anginette 1-3-29 N3
Enich Sherman 7-2-29D L12
Hobart 7-2-29 L12
Laura 7-2-29 L12
Rolla 7-2-29 L12
William 7-2-29 L12
LITTLEFIELD
Martha 5-11-29 L12
LITTLE THEATER
in Springfield 3-1-29 L6
LITTLETON
B. Priscilla 7-20-29P L4
Nettie B. 4-20-29P L3
LIVELY
Jack 6-14-29 L28
LIVINGSTON
Felicia 6-21-29 L20
John C. 7-24-29DV L14
John C. 7-25-29DV N14
John C. 9-12-29DV L2
Olive 7-25-29DV N14
Olive I. 7-24-29DV L14
Olive I . 9-12-29DV L2
LIVINGSTONE
Leslie Rhea 5-31-29B L2
Raymond M. 5-31-2 9CL2
LLOYD
Guy, Mrs. 12-6-29 L8
Guy, Mrs. 12-7-29 N16
Jack, Mrs. 1-16-29 L12
R. W. 5-13-29 L14
LOCHMUND
John, Mrs. 9-18-29 L5
LOCK
Buford D. 12-1-29D N12A
Richard 12-1-29 N12A
LOCKE
Archie, Mrs. 7-7-29 N2B
LOCKMILLER
Fred 11-24-29C N2B
Mabel McNear 11-27-29 L4
Mabel McNear 11-27-29 N2
LOCKRIDGE
Harry, Mrs. 2-6-29 LIO
Wilma Brumley 2-6-29 LIO
LOCKWOOD
Mamie 7-19-29 L12
Martha Hutton 1-23-29D L3
Martha Hutton 1-24-29D N2
LOCKWOOD (cont.)
W. E. 1-23-29 L3
W. E. 1-24-29 N2
LOGAN
Charles 9-1-29 N2A
Dona 9-1-29 N2A
Elizabeth 3-3-29 L3B
Ellis 9-1-29 N2A
F. A. , Mrs. 3-3-29D L3B
Finis, Mrs. 3-3-29D L3B
Florence 9-1-29 N2A
George 3-3-29 L3B
John L. 9-1-29D N2A
John L. 9-2-29D N8
Lester 1-26-29P L2
Merritt M. 1-26-29 L2
Merritt M. 7-20-29 L4
Minnie 9-1-29 N2A
Mollie 9-1-29 N2A
Will 9-1-29 N2A
family reunion 8-6-29 L6
LOGSDON
Anna Wutke 3-22-29 L20
LOHMEYER
Alma 5-10-29 LIO
Alma 6-13-29 LI
Alma 6-18-29 L7
Alma, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
August 4-20-29P L3
LOMAS
Pauline 11-28-29E LIO
LONG
Abie, Mrs. 7-20-29 L8
Abie, Mrs. 7-21-29 N2A
Alonzo Carlton 12-9-29D N6
Alonzo Colton 12-9-29D L2
Andrew 12-9-29 N6
Annie Starr 5-16-29 LI
B. L. 9-16-29D Nl
B. L. , Mrs. 9-16-29D Nl
Bess 5-10-29 LIO
Beulah Mae 12-3-29M L16
Beulah Mae 12-3-29M Nl
Birdie E. 5-4-29 L8
C. W. 5-2-29DV L12
Charles 12-9-29 N6
Charles 5-4-29 L8
Clara 11-28-29M N2
Dora Ida Nichols 9-16-29 L16
George R. 5-4-29P L8
1070
LONG (cont.)
Gladys 3-22-29M L6
Hattie E. 5-4-29 L8
J. D. 7-28-29 N2C
J ■ E. , Mrs . 1-1-29 N6
J- L. , Mrs. 7-10-29D LIO
J. h. , Mrs. 7-11-29D L12
J ■ L. , Mrs. 7-11-29D N14
J. P. 7-10-29 LIO
J. P. 7-11-29 L12
J. P. 7-11-29 N14
J ■ P. , Mrs . 6-17-29 L5
Jack 7-28-29 N2C
James 12-9-29 N6
Jane Scott 7-28-29 N2C
Joseph 12-9-29 N6
Kenneth 9-15-29E N2D
Kenneth Bernard 8-10-29E L4
Kenneth Bernard 9-16-29M L16
Lilly 12-9-29 N6
Mayne 5-4-29 L8
Media E. 5-2-29DV L12
Miranda 1-26-29P L2
Nellie 7-2-29 L3
Omar 9-16-29 LI 6
Omer 9-15-29 N2D
Reuben 5-16-29M LI
Russell L. 1-3-29 Lll
Ve-.rnice Leon 9-13-29 LI
W. 3-22-29 L6
William 12-9-29 N6
William G. 5-4-29 L8
LONNEY
J. S. , Mrs. 5-9-29 L14
LOOM IS
Ceinentha A. 6-20-29D L12
Walter 1-6-29D L6C
William 1-6-29 L6C
LOONE^-
A. C. 1-13-29 L3B
A. C. 9-1-29 N3B
Cliarles 9-19-29 L2
Edith 9-20-29M Nl
Edna 9-19-29 L2
Elizabeth 1-13-29D L3B
L. E. , Mrs . 10-23-29 N4
Lena 9-19-29 L2
Lillie 9-19-29 L2
Matile 9-19-29 L2
Matt, Mrs. 11-24-29 N13A
LOONEY (cont.)
Riley 1-13-29 L3B
Riley 9-1-29D N3B
Roy 9-19-29 L2
Sue 1-13-29 L3B
Zelia 9-19-29 L2
LORAINE
Maurice 1-18-29DV L
Nettie Rittenhouse 1-18-29DV L
LORD
L. M. 5-11-29 L8
Margaret 5-11-29 L8
LORENZ
Clara H. 2-28-29 LIQ
Clara H. 3-1-29 L13
Jacob 2-28-29 LIO
Jacob 3-1-29 LIB
LORTON
Belle 6-1-29 L2
Eugene 6-1-29 L2
Jesse 6-1-29D L2
Jesse G. 6-1-29D L2
Jesse G. 6-3-29D L2
Otis 6-1-29 L2
LOSEY
Belle 11-10-29 N2A
Belle 11-9-29 L8
C. H. 11-10-29 N2A
C. H. 11-9-29 L8
C. W. 11-10-29 N2A
C. W. 11-9-29 L8
G. W. 11-10-29 N2A
G. W. 11-9-29 L8
J- S. 11-10-29D N2A
J. S. 11-9-29D L8
J. W. 11-10-29 N2A
L. W. 11-9-29 L8
Octa 11-10-29 N2A
Octa 11-9-29 L8
P. D. 11-10-29 N2A
P. D. 11-9-29 L8
Virgil 11-10-29 N2A
Virgil 11-9-29 L8
LOTT
J. W. 4-20-29 L3
John Freeman, Mrs. 6-17-29 L5
M. M. , Mrs. 8-15-29 L3
Nebitte 4-20-29P L3
LOUIS
J. C. , Mrs. 10-8-29 L16
1071
LOUTZENHISER
M. E. , Mrs. 8-25-29 N7A
LOVE
Jim 8-4-29 N12A
John W., Mrs. 1-3-29 N6
Joseph W. 1-26-29 L2
Joseph W. 10-19-29 L4
Joseph, Mrs. 1-3-29 L8
Joseph, Mrs. 10-1-29 N2
Joseph, Mrs. 9-30-29 LIO
Lewis C. 1-26-29P L2
Lewis C. 10-19-29P L4
Mabel, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
R. B. , Mrs. 7-2-29 L12
Robert W. 7-2-29C L12
LOVEALL
Anna Scarbrough 10-20-29 NIA
Carrie Brown 7-23-29 Nl
Charlie 10-20-29M NIA
LOVEDAY
Elizabeth E. 12-28-29DV L4
J. H. 12-28-29DV L4
LOVELAND
Fred M., Mrs. 7-4-29D LB
Fred M., Mrs. 7-4-29D N12
Fred M., Mrs. 7-5-29D L18
Fred M., Mrs. 7-5-29D N12
Laura 7-4-29D LB
Laura 7-4-29D N12
Laura 7-5-29D LIB
Laura 7-5-29D N12
Laura Walker 7-4-29D L8
Laura Walker 7-4-29D N12
LOVELL
Kate Mount 10-19-29 L4
LOWDER
Chlora J. 1-29-29 L12
M. C. 1-29-29 L12
LOWE
Billy Jean 2-14-29D L13
H. A. 7-20-29 L4
Harrison T. 9-12-29DV L2
Horace Arch 7-20-29P L4
Horace Arch, Jr. 7-20-29P L4
James Ellsworth 7-20-29P L4
Stella Alice 9-12-29DV L2
Thelma Lee 2-14-29 L13
LUCAS
John H. 1-13-29 L7B
LUCE
C. R. 1-10-29C N6
C. R. 1-9-29C LB
Ralph 7-29-29D LIO
Ralph 7-30-29D L3
Ralph 7-30-29D N12
Roy 7-29-29 LIO
Roy 7-30-29 L3
Roy 7-30-29 N12
Virginia Lee 1-10-29B N6
Virginia Lee 1-9-29B LB
LUFT
Fred, Mrs. 1-4-29 N5
LUKE
Cecil L. B-15-29DV L3
Cecil L. 9-13-29DV LI
Grace 8-15-29DV L3
Grace 9-13-29DV LI
LUMBLEY
William 10-13-29 N2B
LURIE
E. S. , Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
LUSK
Eleanor 4-20-29P L3
Lillie May 6-15-29DV L12
R. J. 6-15-29DV L12
LUTHEY
Jessie A. Butterfield 12-25-29 LI
LUTHY
Jessie 12-21-29 L2
Jessie 12-21-29 Nl
Jessie Butterfield 12-22-29 NIOA
LUTZ
Betty B. Davidson 10-4-29 LI
Betty Davidson 10-5-29 Nl
David H. 9-15-29 N2D
Etta Woolivar 9-6-29 Nl
Gustaves 9-6-29M Nl
Harold 9-15-29E N2D
Harold C. 10-5-29M Nl
Harold M. 10-4-29M LI
LYBARGER
W. N. 6-27-29 L4
LYDON
John 10-7-2 9M LI
Myrtle Meedham 10-7-29 LI
LYLES
E. J. 3-B-29 LIO
LYMAN
J. L. 5-15-29 L12
1072
LYMAN (cont.)
Loraine 5-15-29 L12
Maggie 5-15-29D L12
Walter J., Mrs. 1-7-29 L12
Walter J., Mrs. 1-7-29 Nl
LYNCH
David L., Mrs. 6-15-29 L12
Florence 8-15-29 Nl
J. O., Mrs. 12-29-29 N12B
J. P. , Mrs. 3-6-29 L12
LYNDE
Ellen Grosser 7-26-29 L2
Ellen Grosser 7-27-29 N5
T. M. 7-28-29D N2G
Theodore M. 7-26-2 9D L2
Theodore M. 7-27-29D N5
LYONS
Dolph E. 11-9-29 L9
Dolph E. 11-9-29 N15
J. P. 8-17-29 L8
J. P. 8-17-29 N8
Rose E. 8-17-29 L8
Rose E. 8-17-29 N8
LYTLE
Lester 8-12-29 L12
MAAS
Albert, Mrs. 3-14-29 L12
MABEE
Irene B. Brown 1-8-2 9 L3
Irene B. Brown 1-9-29 Nl
Joseph S. 1-8-29M L3
Joseph S. 1-9-29M Nl
MAGE
Betty Davidson 8-3-29 L4
Betty Davidson 8-3-29 N4
Burt 8-3-29 L4
E. Burt 8-3-29 N4
Fred 8-3-29M L4
Fred 8-3-29M N4
J. , Mrs. 8-30-29 L3
J. , Mrs. 8-31-29 L8
J. , Mrs. 8-31-29 N8
Norman 8-3-2 9 L4
Norman 8-3-2 9 N4
MACHT
John 1-26-29P L2
MAGK
A. D. 5-13-29 L14
A. O. 1-26-29 L2
A. O. 6-18-29 L3
MAGK (cont.)
Allen F. 12-10-29DV N12
Alphabet 6-18-29 L3
Garl 9-7-29M L8
Catherine C. 12-10-29DV N12
Glaude, Mrs. 1-26-29 N3
Estha 10-19-29 L4
Estha 4-20-29 L3
J. B. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
J. D. 10-19-29P L4
J. D. 4-20-29P L3
J. W. H. L. F. 6-18-29 L3
John A. 6-18-29 L3
L. B. , Mrs. 12-7-29 L12
L. B. , Mrs. 12-9-29 N6
Mae Gallender 9-7-29 L8
R. E. M. 5-13-29 L14
R. M. 1-26-29 L2
Robert M., Mrs. 7-1-29 L6
Robert M., Mrs. 7-2-2 9 N4
MAGKEY
Samuel 4-21-29 L3A
Sarah 4-21-29 L3A
MAGKNEY
Estella Sterling 1-20-29M L3B
MADDEN
Charles Ray 9-8-29 N12B
Ralph 9-8-29 N12B
MADEWELL
Elmer 12-9-29D Nil
Leslie 12-9-29 Nil
MAGEE
Hortense Martin 3-31-29 L7B
Hortense Martin 4-12-29 L16
James S. 1-31-29D LB
James S. 2-2-29D L6
W. P. 4-20-29 L3
W. P. 5-13-29 L14
William P. 4-20-29 L3
MAGGARD
Delpha Williams 9-20-29 L24
Delpha Williams 9-20-29 N8
May O. 8-6-29DV N12
Polly Adams 8-23-29 LI
Polly Adams 8-23-29 Nl
Roy 8-6-29DV N12
William 8-23-29M LI
William 8-23-29M Nl
MAGNESS
Lexington 5-18-29 LI
1073
MAGNESS (cont.)
Mary 5-18-29 LI
Talmadge 5-18-29 LI
Teaff 5-18-29 LI
MAGRUDER
Ruby 11-27-29 L14
MAHAN
Bert 3-13-29 Lll
Charles 3-7-29 L8
Charley 3-13-29 Lll
Gertrude 3-7-29 L8
Harold 3-13-29 Lll
Howard 3-7-29 L8
J. R. 4-11-29D LI
James Roy 3-7-29D L8
James Roy 3-8-29D L2 0
Lucile 3-13-29 Lll
Lucilee 3-7-29 LB
R. M. 2-14-29 L13
Roy 3-13-29D Lll
W. T. 3-13-29 Lll
W. T. 3-7-29 L8
W. T. 3-8-29 L20
Wayne 2-14-29 L13
MAHON
Ona Russell 1-14-29 N2
MAIN
Charles 8-11-29M N2B
Edna Welton 8-11-29 N2B
MAJORS
Frank 1-23-29DV LI
Thadford 10-13-29C N2B
Wilhelmina 1-23-29DV LI
MALAUN
Beatrice 9-13-29DV LI
Murvington H. 9-13-29DV LI
MALETTE
Olive Graham 5-30-29M L4
Olive Graham 6-1-29M L
MALI COAT
Alva M. 3-12-29 L16
Harry 11-3-29 N14A
Henry 11-3-29 N14A
John J. 11-3-29 N14A
MALLARD
Bulah E. 1-18-29DV L
Fema 1-18-29 L
Franklin 1-18-29 L
Louie 1-18-29 L
Samuel Nash 1-18-29DV L
MALL I COAT
Alpha 1-26-2 9 N14
Alva M., Mrs. 3-11-29 LIO
Mariah 1-26-29 N14
MALLONEE
Roy, Mrs. 10-13-29 NIB
Roy, Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
Roy, Mrs. 10-14-29 N12
Roy, Mrs. 12-26-29 L8
MALLORD
Ella Etta Foster 11-18-29 L16
Ella Etta Foster 11-18-29 N12
MALLOY
Clay, Mrs. 7-1-29 N2
MALONE
Clara 7-7-29 N2A
Dan C. 7-7-29 N2A
Ed 7-7-29 N2A
Jim 7-7-29 N2A
Mary 7-7-29 N2A
Sara F. 7-7-29 N2A
Thomas 7-7-29 N2A
Thomas 7-8-29 L2
MALOY
Al 8-7-29 L3
Al 8-7-29 Nl
MALSUN
Beatrice S. 7-31-29DV L6
Jean 7-31-29 L6
Murvington 7-31-29DV L6
Murvington, Jr. 7-31-29 L6
MANGAN
Eva Miller 4-24-29 L14
Mary A. 4-20-29 L3
Robert L. 4-20-29P L3
MANLOVE
S. G. 7-28-29 N2D
family reunion 7-28-29 N2D
MANN
A. Brugge 10-22-29M Nl
Cordelia 4-20-29E L5
Edward J., Mrs. 4-20-29 L5
Frank C. 7-20-29 L4
Fred 4-20-29P L3
Hazel 4-20-29 L3
Lucille Hobbs 3-3-29 L6B
Robert E. 3-3-29M L6B
MANNING
Boyd H. 9-15-29M NIC
Helen Virginia Edge 9-15-29 NIC
1074
MANNING (cont.)
Sadie Lee 12-14-29D L4
William A. 12-14-29 L4
MANSELL
Watson 10-19-29 L4
Watson 4-20-29 L3
MANSFIELD
Austin .William 11-22-29DV Lll
James 5-28-29D L14
Maud Isbell 5-4-29 L5
Miriam L. Wymore 11-22-29DV Lll
W. H. , Mrs. 8-28-29 L16
W. H. , Mrs. 8-28-29 N5
William H. 5-4-29 L5
MANTLE
Katherine M. 3-31-29M LIB
MAP
of Spfd 10-2-29 L4
zoning of Spfd 11-23-29 L6
MAPES
Robert S. 3-5-29 L8
MAPLES
Reg M. , Mrs. 7-16-29 N2
MARKLE
George E. 3-11-29 LIO
Horton 3-11-29D LIO
MARKS
Anna D. 10-19-29 L4
Everett 10-9-29 L14
Everett 10-9-29 N2
Florence 10-9-29 L14
. Florence 10-9-29 N2
Herman D. 10-19-29P L4
Ida 10-9-29 L14
Ida 10-9-29 N2
Jean 10-19-29 L4
Joseph 10-9-29 L14
Joseph 10-9-29 N2
Kate 10-9-29 L14
Kate 10-9-29 N2
Martha 10-9-29 N2
Mary 10-9-29 N2
Mary 9-1-29 NllB
Nancy 10-9-29 L14
Nora 10-9-29 L14
Sarah 10-9-29 L14
Sarah 10-9-29 N2
MARLER
Helen 10-8-29M L18
Noah 10-8-29 L18
MARLER (cont.)
W. H. 3-30-29 L7
MARLEY
Laura Stevenson 7-21-29 N2A
Laura Steveson 7-20-29 L8
MARL IN
Ella Davis 10-13-29 N2A
Forest 9-13-29DV LI
Ida 9-13-29DV LI
Pete, Mrs. 7-20-29 L8
Pete, Mrs. 7-22-29 LIO
MARLOWE
Minnie 7-3-29 L5
MARPLE
Mary 5-15-29 L2
Olive 5-15-29E L2
MARR
Mary H. 4-20-29P L3
MARSH
W. M. , Mrs. 8-20-29 L14
W. M. , Mrs. 8-20-29 N6
MARSHA
Mildred Bourne 8-16-29 L18
Walter 8-16-29M L18
MARSHALL
Dave, Mrs. 7-28-29 N2C
Doris Mayes 12-29-29 NllB
E. R. , Mrs. 6-4-29 L14
Edith 1-10-29M L13
Ella 12-13-29M L3
Ella 12-13-29M Nl
Esther Ruth 10-5-29M Nl
Fred 5-13-29 L14
Fred J. 1-10-29 L13
J. E. , Mrs . 6-18-29 L5
J. G. , Mrs. 6-15-29 L12
J. W. 6-17-29 L5
Raymond 12-29-29M NllB
Winnie Cochran 6-4-29 L14
MARTIN
Agatha L. 4-4-29DV L5
Arthur 4-12-29 L16
Arthur 9-20-29 L27
Arthur G. 10-19-29 L4
B. L. , Mrs. 3-17-29 L6C
Ben 3-31-29 L7B
Ben 9-20-29 L27
Ben J. 3-31-29 L7B
Ben J. 4-12-29D L16
Ben J. 4-13-29D L6
1075
MARTIN (cont.)
Ben J. 8-11-29 N6B
Benjamin L. 3-7-29D L12
Bernhard J. 10-19-29P L4
Blanche 9-13-29 LI
C. B. 3-17-29 L6C
C. R. 11-10-29 N6C
Cecil, Mrs.. 3-25-29 LIO
Charles 12-11-29 L8
Charles 12-11-29 N6
Charles 12-12-29 N5
Charles K., Mrs. 8-3-29 L8
Charles K., Mrs. 8-4-29 N2A
Clifton Clark 9-3-29D LIO
Clifton Clark 9-4-29D N5
Dan Withers 12-11-29D L8
Dan Withers 12-11-29D N6
Dan Withers 12-12-29D N5
Dean, Mrs. 6-29-29 L4
Dora 7-20-29 L4
Earl 2-15-29D L13
Earl 3-3-29D L12B
Earl 3-4-29D L17
Earl 9-3-29 LIO
Earl 9-4-29 N5
Edwin 12-11-29 L8
Edwin 12-11-29 N6
Edwin 12-12-29 N5
Emma Jones 1-28-29 LI
George R. 4-4-29DV L5
Guy 12-5-29M L16
H. N. 11-10-29 N6C
Harry E. 5-25-29 L8
Homer Eugene 7-20-29P L4
Hortense 3-31-29 L7B
Hortense 4-12-29 L16
Ina Sybil 1-18-29DV L
Ina Sybil 1-19-29DV N14
Isaac 3-31-29 L7B
Isaac F. 4-12-29 L16
Isaac P. 5-16-29DV LI
J. B. , Mrs. 12-6-29 L16
J. B. , Mrs. 12-6-29 N2
J. F. 9-3-29 LIO
J. F. 9-4-29 N5
J. H. 2-17-29 L6C
Joe 3-3-29 L12B
Joe 3-4-29 L17
John 6-18-29 L8
Katharyn Hickman 12-5-29 L16
MARTIN (cont.)
Katie 1-22-29 Nl
Kenneth Hugh 3-4-29D L16
Kenneth Hugh 3-9-29D L7
Lois 12-11-29 L8
Lois 12-11-29 N6
Lois 12-12-29 N5
Loraine 4-12-29 L16
Lorraine 3-31-29 L7B
Lulu 1-18-29DV L
Lulu 1-19-29DV N14
Mae 5-16-29DV LI
Mary Ann 12-11-2 9 L8
Mary Ann 12-11-29 N6
Mary Ann 12-12-29 N5
Mary Esther 3-3-29B L8A
Mary Hannaman 4-12-29 L16
Maxie R. 1-18-29DV L
Maxie R. 1-19-2 9DV N14
Mildred 3-31-29 L7B
Mildred 4-12-29 L16
Naomi 3-31-29 L7B
Naomi 4-12-29 L16
Naomi 8-11-29E N6B
Naomi 9-20-29M L27
O. S. 3-3-29C L8A
Pete, Mrs. 7-21-29 N2A
Pete, Mrs. 7-22-29 LIO
R. P. 6-17-29 LIO
Ray 3-9-29 L7
Rex Alexander 4-20-29P L3
Roy 3-4-29 L16
Sam, Mrs. 7-26-29 L28
Sam, Mrs. 7-27-29 L8
Sam, Mrs. 7-27-29 N2
Sam, Mrs. 7-28-29 N3C
Samuel 3-7-29 L14
Samuel 4-21-29 L3A
Samuel W. 1-18-29DV L
Samuel W. 1-19-29DV N14
Samuel W. 1-28-29M LI
Theodore 3-31-29 L7B
Virgil 7-20-29P L4
Will, Mrs. 6-18-29 L8
infant 6-17-29D LIO
MARTINEZ
Efraenne 9-5-29D L4
Efraim 9-5-29D N2
Efraim 9-7-29D N5
1076
MARVIN
Elsa M. 5-29-29M L14
Mildred Mae 5-29-29M L14
MARX
Art 11-26-29 L4
Arthur 1-10-29 LI
Arthur 1-11-29 N5
Arthur 1-17-29 N6
Emanuel 1-17-29 N6
Emanuel 11-26-29 L4
Emanuel 7-20-29 L4
Frances 7-20-29 L4
Gus 1-17-29 N6
Gus 11-26-29 L4
Gus 5-13-29 L14
Gus 7-20-29 L4
Gus, Mrs. 1-10-29D LI
Gus, Mrs. 1-11-29D L18
Gus, Mrs. 1-11-29D N5
Gus, Mrs. 1-12-29D L6
Gus, Mrs. 1-12-29D N8
Gus, Mrs. 1-13-29D LlOA
Hannah 1-17-29P N6
Hannah 7-20-29P L4
J. A. 12-27-29 L17
J. A. 12-27-29 N9
Jake 7-20-29P L4
Jake, Mrs. 12-28-29 L9
Jake, Mrs. 12-28-29 Nil
Jake, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Manny 1-10-29 LI
Manny 1-11-29 N5
MASHBURN
Cader R. 4-17-29M L8
Edgar J. 8-12-29 N2
Flossie F. Hodges 4-17-29 LB
I . J. , Mrs. 8-12-29D N2
J. D. 8-12-29 N2
James H. 3-23-29D L6
Mary J. 9-27-29D L8
Mary Jane 9-26-29D L2
Mary Jane 9-27-29D NIO
Mary Jane Gillispie 8-29-29 LIO
Mary Jane Gillispie 9-26-29D L2
Mollie E. 8-12-29 N2
Nina 8-12-29 N2
R. E. 8-12-29 N2
Wiley 9-26-29 L2
Wiley 9-27-29 L8
MASK
Stella Morgan 6-15-29 LB
MASON
Ada B. Emery 9-1-29 N3A
Charles H. 8-18-29 N7B
Charles, Mrs. 6-26-29 LIO
Ed 12-30-29 L8
Ed 12-31-29 LIO
Ed 12-31-29 N6
Elmer 12-30-29D L8
Elmer 12-31-29D LIO
Elmer 12-31-29D N6
Eva May 3-20-29D LIO
Eva May Wilson 3-20-29D LIO
Glen H. 9-1-29M N3A
Hubert Tanter 11-1-29M Nl
J. H. , Mrs. 4-22-29D L12
James Floyd 4-22-29 L12
James, Mrs. 3-19-29D L14
James, Mrs. 3-20-29D LIO
M. I. 8-10-29 L12
M. S. , Mrs. 9-18-29 L5
M.S., Mrs. 9-18-29 N2
M. S. , Mrs. 9-19-29 LIB
M. S. , Mrs. 9-19-29 N2
Margaret 8-10-29 L12
May 3-19-29D L14
May Wilson 3-19-29D L14
Meulah Pearl Stokes 11-1-29 Nl
Robert O. 4-22-29 L12
Sarah 7-30-29 N12
Susie O. 4-22-29D L12
Susie 0. Alexander 4-22-29D L12
Val 4-20-29 L3
William Chauncey 4-22-29 L12
MASSEY
J. L. , Mrs. 3-19-29 L14
J. L. , Mrs. 3-20-29 LIO
J. M. 7-13-29 N5
Richard 5-13-29 L14
S. J. 7-13-29 N5
Sallie 7-20-29P L4
Sallie, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
T. J. 7-13-29D N5
Theva 6-7-29 LI
W. D. 5-13-29 L14
W. D. 6-17-29 L3
W. D. 6-18-29 L3
W. L. 4-20-29 L3
William 5-22-29 L14
1077
MASTERS
Ed, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Ed, Mrs. 6-21-29 L5
Herman, Mrs. 5-24-29 LI
Herman, Mrs. 5-25-29 L3
MATHENA
Charles A. 5-18-29D L8
Charles H. -5-17-290 L20
Ida 5-17-29 L20
Lula 5-17-29 L20
Nina 5-17-29 L20
MATHERLY
Delmar 6-29-29M LI
Grace Frazier 6-29-29 LI
MATHEWS
S. M. 8-29-29 L12
Velma 8-29-29M L12
Velma Marie 8-31-29M Nl
MAT I SON
Herman, Mrs. 4-29-29 LIO
MATLOCK
B. F. 7-21-29 N2A
L. H. 7-21-29 N2A
Sarah 7-21-29D N2A
T. H. 7-21-29 N2A
MATNEY
Chester 9-6-29 L5
I. W. 9-6-29 L5
Jeff 9-6-29 L5
Wiley 9-6-29 L5
family reunion 9-6-29 L5
MATT
Sophia Fenker 4-13-29 L3
MATTHEW
Henry 7-26-29DV N3
Ollie 7-26-29DV N3
MATTHEWS
A. J. , Mrs. 1-26-29P L2
Blanche Baker 6-17-29 L8
C. E. 2-2-29D L6
C. E. 2-4-29D L4
D. F. 7-26-29M L28
D. F. B-1-29M LIO
Gertrude 12-30-29 L8
H. A. 12-30-29 L8
H. C. 12-30-29 L8
Herbert L. 12-5-29M L2
Herbert L. 12-5-29M Nl
Herbert L. 12-6-29M Nl
J. W. , Mrs. 11-22-29 L9
MATTHEWS (cont.)
J. W., Mrs. 11-22-29 N16
Jesse Leroy 12-30-29D LB
L. E. , Mrs. 4-16-29 L14
Mary 2-2-29 LI
Mary M. Spitzer 8-1-29 LIO
Mary Spitzer 7-26-29 L28
Retta Baker 10-27-29 NIB
S. M. 9-1-29 N6B
Velma 9-1-29M N6B
Vernal 6-17-29M L8
Wanda I. Rae 12-5-29 L2
Wanda I. Rea 12-6-29 Nl
Wanda J. Rea 12-5-29 Nl
William H. 10-27-29M NIB
MATTOX
Eldon, Mrs. 6-3-29 LIO
MAURER
Manual 6-24-29 L12
MAXEY
Charlotte 5-20-29 L3
Charlotte 8-25-29E N3D
Charlotte 9-10-29M Nl
Charlotte 9-11-29M L16
Charlotte 9-11-29M N4
Charlotte 9-9-29M L14
Doris Mae Hulett 5-20-29 L3
Ellsworth 5-20-29M L3
Ellsworth 9-11-29 L16
Ellsworth 9-11-29 N4
Ellsworth, Mrs. 9-23-29 LIO
Ellworth 9-25-29 L3
Louise 9-11-29 L16
Louise 9-11-29 N4
Otis 5-20-29 L3
Otis 8-25-29 N3D
Otis 9-11-29 L16
Otis 9-11-29 N4
Otis 9-9-29 L14
MAXWELL
Frank 12-12-29D L2
Frank 12-12-29D N5
J. Truitt 12-12-29 L2
J. Truitt 12-12-29 N5
Reese 11-22-29D Nl
Will, Mrs. 8-28-29 N2
MAY
Belle Losey 11-10-29 N2A
Belle Losey 11-9-29 L8
Cecil 10-14-29M L15
1078
IVIAY (cont.)
Cecil 10-15-29M N4
Grace Eaton 10-14-29 L15
Grace Eaton 10-15-29 N4
M. 7-3-29 LIO
M. T. 7-2-29 Nl
Mamie 12-4-29 L5
Mamie 12-5-29 L14
Mamie 12-5-29 N3
Russel, Mrs. 7-4-29 L8
Russell, Mrs. 7-11-29 L12
Russell, Mrs. 7-11-29 N12
Russell, Mrs. 7-5-29 L18
Russell, Mrs. 7-5-29 N12
Russell, Mrs. 7-6-29 N2
MAYABB
F. J. , Mrs. 8-2-29 L16
MAYBEE
Irene B. Brown 1-10-29 N12
Joseph S. 1-10-29M N12
MAYERS
C. D. 11-10-29 N6C
MAYES
Albert, Mrs. 3-3-29D L2B
Doris 12-29-29M NllB
Harold 2-4-29 LIO
Helen 2-4-29 LIO
Helen Fellows 10-7-29 LIO
J. A. 2-4-29D LIO
P. A. 2-4-29 LIO
Scott 12-29-29 NllB
MAYFIELD
A. R. , Mrs. 6-3-29 LIO
B. E. , Mrs. 7-10-29 N7
B. E. , Mrs . 7-9-29 L14
B. E. , Mrs. 7-9-29 L2
Benjamin L. 7-10-29D N7
Benjamin L. 7-9-29D L14
Benjamin L. 7-9-29D L2
Delia 7-10-29 N7
Delia 7-9-29 L14
Delia 7-9-29 L2
Effie 7-10-29 N7
Effie 7-9-29 L14
Effie 7-9-29 L2
Ella Ross 10-19-29 L4
Eula 7-10-29 N7
Eula 7-9-29 L14
Eula 7-9-29 L2
Eva 7-10-29 N7
MAYFIELD (cont.)
Eva 7-9-29 L14
Eva 7-9-29 L2
Floyd 7-10-29 N7
Floyd 7-9-29 L14
Floyd 7-9-29 L2
J. C. , Mrs. 11-3-29 N14A
J. H. 7-10-29 N7
J. H. 7-9-29 L14
J. H. 7-9-29 L2
O. J. 7-10-29 N7
O. J. 7-9-29 L14
O. J. 7-9-29 L2
Oma J. 7-20-29M L12
Velma 7-10-29 N7
Velma 7-9-29 L14
Velma 7-9-29 L2
Veta 7-10-29 N7
Veta 7-9-29 L14
Veta 7-9-29 L2
MAYNARD
Geniva Munhollon 7-12-29 L20
Leonard 7-12-29M L20
MAYO
Charles 11-1-29 L17
Charles 11-1-29 Nl
MAYS
Helen Fellows 10-11-29 L28
P. M. , Mrs . 5-18-29 LI
MAZE
Allie Gates 10-10-29D L4
Allie Gates 10-11-29D Lll
Allie Gates 10-11-29D N8
Allie Gates 10-12-29D N2
MCADOO
Dora E. 5-6-29 LIO
Joseph 5-6-29 LIO
MCAFEE
Bert 10-22-29 L20
Bert 10-22-29 N2
Bert 10-23-29 N6
Charles 10-26-29 L6
Charles 5-13-29 L14
Charles B. 10-22-29D L20
Charles B. 10-22-29D N2
Charles B. 10-23-29D L14
Charles B. 10-23-29D N6
Charles B. 10-24-29D N3
E. C. 10-23-29 L14
E. C. 5-13-29 L14
1079
MCAFEE (cont.)
Ernest 10-23-29 N6
Ernest C. 10-22-29 L20
Ernest C. 10-22-29 N2
J. J. 10-22-29 N2
J. J. 10-23-29 N6
John R. 10-22-29 L20
John R. 10-22-29 N2
John R. 10-23-29 L14
John R. 10-23-29 N6
L. J. 10-22-29 L20
MCALLISTER
Billie 7-16-29 N5
Billie 7-17-29 L12
Billie 7-17-29 N12
Billy Leroy 8-21-29 L12
C. J. 5-20-29 LIO
D. R. 8-21-29 L12
E. E., Mrs. 10-17-2,9 L18
E. E. , Mrs. 10-17-29 N8
Eugenia 10-17-29 L18
Eugenia 10-17-29 N8
H. T. 5-20-29 LIO
Ray, Mrs. 7-16-29D N5
Ray, Mrs. 7-17-29D L12
Roy 7-17-29 L12
Roy 7-17-29 N12
MCBRIDE
Fay L. 4-20-29 L3
J. H. 3-13-29 L12
J. H. 6-14-29 L15
James H. 4-21-29 L3A
Walter, Mrs. 7-7-29 N2A
MCCAFFEY
John 3-17-29D L3C
John, Mrs. 3-17-29D L3C
MCCAFFREY
Isabelle 4-3-29 L2
J. F. , Mrs. 4-3-29 L2
MCCAIN
Mattie 5-31-29 L5
MCCALL
Clark Raymond 6-29-2 9M Nl
J. C. 6-19-29D L12
Phyllis D. Walker 6-29-29 Nl
MCCAMMON
Elizabeth R. 10-22-29 N6
J. P. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
J. P. , Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
J. P. , Mrs. 6-17-29 L5
MCCAMMON (cont.)
J. P. , Mrs. 6-18-29 L5
John P. 10-22-29 N6
Lucy 0. 10-22-29 N6
Lucy Owen 4-20-29 L3
Owen 10-22-29 N6
Owen 6-18-29 L5
William 10-22-29 N6
MCCANDLESS
D. C. , Mrs. 7-16-29 N5
Douglas D. 1-11-29D L18
G. A. 1-11-29 L18
MCCANN
Ada 3-3-29 LllB
Fred 2-17-29C L7B
Fred 2-18-29C L3
George J. 5-13-29 L14
MCCARTHY
F. H. 6-11-29D L8
MCCARTNEY
George 8-7-29 N14
Hattie 8-7-29 N14
Laura 8-7-29 N14
MCCARTY
A. C. , Mrs. 5-2-29 L12
Allie 5-2-29 L12
Bernice 5-2-29 L12
MCCAULEY
Emma 6-18-29 L3
Nell 12-24-29M L16
Nell 12-24-29M N12
MCCAWLEY
S. E. , Mrs. 4-16-29 L14
MCCLAIN
A. C. , Mrs . 8-28-29 N3
MCCLARIN
Jane McWilliams 9-15-29 N5A
MCCLARY
Jack 4-20-29 L8
John 4-20-29 L8
MCCLEARY
J. C. , Mrs. 1-5-29 N12
MCCLELLAN
Arthur A. 1-25-29 L16
Arthur A. 1-26-29 N3
E. Jane 1-25-29D L16
E. Jane 1-26 -29D N3
John B. 1-25-29 L16
L. N. , Mrs. 7-27-29 L8
Leslie, Mrs. 7-25-29 LIO
1080
MCCLELLAN (cont.)
Mary Margaret 4-20-29P L3
MCCLELLAND
Myra 1-1-29 N12
Nola 9-10-29M Nl
Ray S. 1-1-29 N12
Seay R. 1-1-29 N12
Virginia 1-1-29 N12
Wellington 1-1-29A N12
MCCLENDON
Charles 3-28-29M L8
Jane E. Case 3-28-29 L8
MCCLENNAN
A. A. 4-20-29 L3
MCCLERNON
Paul 1-12-29C L6
William Paul 1-12-29B L6
MCCLINTIC
May 1-22-29 Nl
MCCLINTOCK
Ruby (?) 7-20-29 LB
MCCLINTON
Nellie 10-2-29P LI
Nellie 9-30-29D LIO
Nellie 9-30-29D N3
Nellie Merrick 9-30-29D N3
Ronald 10-2-29 LI
Ronald 9-30-29 LIO
Ronald 9-30-29 N3
Victor 10-2-29 LI
Victor 9-30-29 LIO
Victor 9-30-29 N3
MCCLOSKEY
Claude, Mrs. 1-3-29 L8
J. J. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Ross 11-19-29 LI
MCCLUER
J. W. 5-13-29 L14
James W. 1-26-29 L2
L. E. 12-28-29 L4
L. E. 12-28-29 N12
M. A. 5-13-29 L14
Rufus A. 1-26-29P L2
Sarah S. 12-28-29 L4
Sarah S. 12-28-29 N12
MCCLURE
Burris 10-27-29 N2B
Gertrude 10-27-29M N2B
Henry 1-2-29D L6
James W. 1-26-29 L2
MCCLURE (cont.)
Pearl 6-1-29M LI
Rufus A. 1-26-29P L2
Walter 6-26-29 L14
MCCOIN
J. B. 5-13-29 L14
MCCOLLUM
A. J. 1-26-29D LI
Ida Eggers 10-1-29 L16
Ida Eggers 10-1-29 N2
Tom 1-26-29 LI
MCCONNELL
Adah E. 1-26-29 L2
Bessie 2-13-29 LIO
Charles 2-13-29 LIO
Clyde W. 6-1-29M LI
Cora Gibson 4-29-29 LIO
Daisy 2-13-29 LIO
Ella 2-13-29 LIO
Harry 2-13-29 LIO
John A., Mrs. 7-23-29 L12
T. T. 7-25-29C LIO
Thomas Thurman, Jr. 7-25- 2 9B LIO
Verna Wales 6-1-29 LI
Walter 2-17-29D L6C
Walter Franklin 2-13-29D LIO
Walter Franklin 2-15-29D L14
MCCOOK
Edward L. 8-3-29DV L12
Edward L. 9-12-29DV L2
Myrtle 8-3-29DV L12
Myrtle L. 9-12-29DV L2
MCCORMACK
Dora Whitlock 2-27-29 LIO
MCCORMICK
William R., Mrs. 5-30-29D L8
MCCOURT
Peter 4-6-29D L6
MCCOWAN
Mary 1-26-29 L2
MCCOY
A. C. 4-27-29DV L3
Alma 9-1-29M N3A
Arley C. 10-27-29M NIB
Buby 1-20-29M LIB
Clara Lafley 10-27-29 NIB
Ila 1-22-29M L3
Ila V. 1-22-29M Nl
Lena Wutke 3-22-29 L20
Pearl 4-27-2 9DV L3
1081
MCCRABB
Ethel Bush 2-27-29 LIO
MCCRACKEN
Delmas 9-13-29M L26
Delmas 9-5-29M L12
Delmas 9-5-29M N4
Dora 9-5-29 L12
Dora 9-5-29 .N4 ■
Joe, Mrs. 7-11-29 L12
Joe, Mrs. 7-11-29 N12
Joe, Mrs. 7-4-29 L8
Leone Rawlings 9-5-29 N4
Leone Rawlins 9-13-29 L26
Leone Rawlins 9-5-29 L12
Oliver, Mrs. 1-4-29 N2
Rebecca 4-1-29 L5
MCCRAW
J. L. 6-11-29 LI
MCCRORY
Dorothy Stella 12-3-^9 L14
Dorothy Stella 12-4-29E N4
Robert C. 12-3-29 L14
Robert C. 12-4-29 N4
MCCROSKEY
Claud E. 7-20-29 L4
Claude 1-26-29 N3
D. A. 1-26-29 N3
Eliza 1-26-29 N3
Joe, Mrs. 2-13-29 LIO
Maggie Ray 1-10-29 Nl
O. L. 1-26-29 N3
Treva 1-26-29 N3
Walter 1-26-29 N3
MCCRUM
Ethel 6-26-29 LIO
James, Mrs. 6-26-29D LIO
Jerry 6-26-29 LIO
John 6-26-29 LIO
John 6-30-29 N12B
Kate 6-26-29D LIO
MCCUBBINS
William 12-29-29D NllB
MCCULLAH
Fred 4-13-29 L
Fred 5-3-29 L20
J. W. 5-3-29 L20
Lewis Bruce 7-20-29P L4
Myrtle 7-20-29 L4
MCCULLOM
Mary A. Fawber 8-12-29 NIO
MCCULLOUGH
Lodema Trantham 1-3-29 N12
MCCURDY
William L. 1-26-29 L2
MCCURRY
Eugene 3-31-29E L6B
Eugene A. 7-15-2 9M L4
Eugene A. 7-17-2 9M L6
J. H. 3-31-29 L6B
J. H. 7-15-29 L4
Norene Thompson 7-15-29 L4
Norine Thompson 7-17-29 L6
MCDANIEL
Bertha 7-21-29D N12B
Bertha H. 7-19-29D L20
Bertha H. Shelley 7-19-29D L20
Fred H. 7-21-29 N12B
Fred, Mrs. 7-19-29D L20
George D. 1-26-29 L2
George D. 5-13-29 L14
George, Mrs. 3-31-29 L7B
George, Mrs. 4-12-29 L16
Guy Q. 11-12-29 L5
H. B. 5-13-29 L14
H. B. 6-18-29 L3
Inez 1-25-29 L16
Irma Andrews 10-31-29 L2
Lillie Ann 1-25-29D L16
Lizzie, Miss 5-13-29 L14
W. J. 5-13-29 L14
MCDAVID
Frank M. 10-19-29 L4
MCDONALD
B. C. 11-9-29C Nl
Ben Charles 6-24-29D LIO
Ben F. 6-24-29 LIO
Clara Adair 1-5-29 N12
Irene Cornwell 11-9-29 Nl
James Allen 11-9-29B Nl
Martha Adair 1-5-29 N12
Susanne 6-24-29 LIO
Wallace 4-30-29 L14
MCDONNELL
A. J. , Mrs. 6-24-29 LIO
MCDOWELL
Rosie 5-6-29 LIO
Thomas 5-6-29D LIO
MCELHANY
Bob 6-18-29 L3
Claude, Mrs. 1-4-29 L2 0
1082
MCELMURRY
M. L., Mrs. 10-27-29D N12A
MCELWAIN
Alma 1-26-29 L2
Harry Le 1-26-29P L2
MCELWEE
J. S. 5-27-29 LIO
James M. 5-27-29D LIO
S. G. 5-27-29 LIO
MCENTIRE
Justice, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
MCFALL
A. L. 9-26-29 L16
MCFARLAND
Dummy 4-24-29 L16
Egbertine Dodge 4-24-29 L16
J. E. 5-13-29 L14
J. H. , Mrs. 4-24-29 L16
Ray 4-24-29 L16 •
Tom 5-13-29 L14
Veda Beryl 9-1-29M N3A
family 4-24-29 L16
MCGARR
F. M. , Mrs. 3-28-29D L12
Susan E. 3-28-29D L12
Susan E. 3-29-29D L20
MCGARVEY
Alvin 2-6-29M L4
Evadana 2-6-29 L4
Hortense Hull 2-6-29 L4
MCGEE
C. C. 5-17-29 L20
C. C. 5-18-29 L8
Forest 4-6-29 L9
Jack 4-6-29 L9
John C. 4-6-29D L9
Leola 4-6-29 L9
Rose 4-6-29 L9
Ruth 4-6-29 L9
MCGHEE
Robert 10-15-29 L7
Robert 10-15-29 N12
MCGILL
Irene Hagerman 2-26-29 LI
Leon 2-26-29M LI
Nena Monaghan 12-10-29 N3
Nena Monaghan 12-9-29 L2
Nena Monaghan 12-9-29 N6
Ralph 8-24-29 Nl
MCGINNIS
Everett 9-12-29 L2
F. E. , Mrs. 12-9-29 N12
James A., Mrs. 3-11-29 LIO
James B. 4-2 0-29DV L3
James R. 9-12-29DV L2
John 5-4-29 LI
John 5-6-29 LIO
Loyal 5-4-29D LI
Loyal Lester 5-6-29D LIO
Stella 4-20-29DV L3
Stella 9-12-29DV L2
MCGINTY
Blon H. 3-11-29D LIO
Blon H. 3-12-29D L16
Dulcie 3-11-29 LIO
Dulcie 3-12-29 L16
Lillie 3-11-29 LIO
Lillie 3-12-29 L16
MCGOWAN
Samuel E. 1-26-29P L2
MCGRATH
Julia McKenna 11-29-29 L24
Julia McKenna 11-29-29 N12
MCGREGOR
Arch 4-20-29 L3
Arch 5-13-29 L14
Arch 5-29-29 LI
Arch 6-18-29 L3
Arch 7-20-29 L4
Arch, Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
Charles 5-13-29 L14
Cyrus 11-16-29 L4
J. W. 1-26-29 L2
Margaret 11-16-29 L4
MCGUIRE
Charles 1-26-29P L2
Ella Robberson 1-16-29 LI
Ella Robberson 1-17-29 LIO
Ella Robberson 1-17-29 N3
Eunice 1-26-29P L2
Fay 1-26-29P L2
Flora 1-26-29 L2
J. M. 5-31-29 L9
MCILROY
Jane 2-17-29M L3D
MCINTIRE
Rebecca 7-15-29 LIO
Rebecca 7-15-29D LIO
Rebecca 7-16-29 N2
1083
MCINTOSH
Pauline Henry 2-6-29 L4
Roswald 2-6-29M L4
MCINTURF
Eugene Orthneal 1-26-29P L2
Maggie 1-26-29 L2
MCKEE
Ada Cross 5-1-29 L12
Auretha 12-28-29D L12
C. S. 11-18-29C L16
Claud, Mrs. 12-28-29D L12
Claude, Mrs. 12-28-29D L12
F. D. 1-27-29 L6C
Fred, Mrs. 8-16-29 L18
Fi-ona Lorene 10-22-29M Nl
Jack W. 5-8-29 LIO
Ona Lee 11-18-29B L16
MCKENNA
Alice 11-29-29 L24
Alice 11-29-29 N12
Alice 11-30-29 N2
Frank J. 10-19-29P L4
George 11-29-29 L24
George 11-29-29 N12
George 11-30-29 N2
John 11-29-29 L24
John 11-29-29 N12
Julia 11-29-29 L24
Julia 11-29-29 N12
Thresa 11-30-29 N2
Tom 11-29-29 L24
Tom 11-29-29 N12
Tresa 11-29-29 L24
Tresa 11-29-29 N12
William 11-13-29D L8
William 11-13-29D NIO
William 11-14-29D L16
William 11-14-29D N3
William E. 11-29-29D L24
William E. 11-29-29D N12
William E. 11-30-29D L8
William E. 11-30-29D N2
William E. 12-1-29D N12A
MCKENZIE
Ethel Wilson 9-8-29 N7B
O. D. 9-8-29M N7B
MCKEON
J. A. 3-3-29 L12B
Louise 2-17-29M L3A
MCKERALL
Mary 5-1-29 L2
MCKERRELL
Mary Foster 4-15-29 LIO
MCKIMMONS
Hazel Arnold 9-17-29 L13
MCKINLEY
Grace 6-13-29 LI
Jane Ellen 6-18-29 L5
MCKINNEY
Clara 5-31-29 L20
Delia 3-23-29 LI
Delpha 3-23-29D LI
Ella May Johnson 1-18-29 Nl
Ella May Johnson 1-18-29 NIO
Eustace 1-19-29DV N14
Helen 3-23-29 LI
Homer 3-14-29DV L16
J. A. 9-16-29DV L3
Jane Ellen 6-13-29 LI
John W. 1-18-29M Nl
John W. 1-18-29M NIO
Lucy Gates 12-1-29 N12A
Lucy Gates 12-2-29 N3
Luella 9-16-29DV L3
Madge 3-14-29DV L16
Mariella 1-19-29DV N14
Robert Owen 5-31-2 9D L2 0
Will 3-23-29 LI
MCKINSTRY
Frank 4-11-29 L3
Harriett 4-11-29 L3
Kate 4-11-29 L3
Robert 4-11-29 L3
MCKNIGHT
9-17-29 Nl
MCLAIN
Jesse, Mrs. 2-6-29 LIO
MCLAUGHLIN
Florence 7-14-29 N2D
Florence 7-9-29 L4
W. A. , Mrs. 8-16-29 L18
MCLEAN
J. A. , Mrs. 9-23-29 LIO
J. A. , Mrs. 9-23-29 NIO
J. A. , Mrs. 9-24-29 N2
J. M. , Mrs. 9-28-29 L8
J. M. , Mrs. 9-28-29 N14
MCLEMORE
Carl 10-31-29 L2
1084
MCLEMORE (cont.)
Carl 10-31-29 Nl
Clarence 10-31-29 L2
Clarence 10-31-29 Nl
Clyde 10-31-29 L2
Clyde 10-31-29 Nl
Gretta 10-31-29 L2
Gretta 10-31-29 Nl
J. S. , Mrs. 5-9-29 L14
Jasper 4-12-29D Lll
Ray 10-31-29 L2
Robert F. 4-12-29D Lll
Roy 10-31-29 Nl
W. Y. 10-31-29D L2
W. Y. 10-31-29D Nl
MCLEOD
Norman, Mrs. 6-26-2 9 L14
MCMAHAN
Dollie Wallis 7-2-29 L12 ■
Dolly Wallis 7-3-29 N5
Fred 3-27-29 LIO
Guy Lloyd 3-27-29D LIO
J. J. , Mrs. 8-6-29 L12
J. J. , Mrs. 8-6-29 NIO
Opal 8-15-29 LI
MCMAHON
Georgia Stanley 8-13-29 N2
Georgia Stanley 8-2-29 LI
Georgia Stanley 8-5-29 Nl
Glenn 8-12-29 N2
Glenn 8-13-29 N2
James 4-20-29P L3
John 8-12-29 N2
John 8-13-29 N2
Mary 4-20-29 L3
Mary 8-12-29 N2
Nellie 8-12-29 N2
Peter J. 8-12-29D N2
Peter J. 8-13-29D N2
MCMASTER
Irma 10-26-29M N4
Louise Agnes 9-21-29M LIO
Walter W. 10-26-29 N4
Walter W. 9-21-29 LIO
MCMEHEN
Laura D. 9-17-29 N2
MCMICKLE
John, Mrs. 11-7-29D L14
John, Mrs. 11-7-29D N2
Mary 11-7-29D L14
MCMICKLE (cont.)
Mary 11-7-29D N2
MCMILLAN
Beulah Ray 5-21-29 L2
C. A. , Mrs. 1-11-29 N5
Hurley 5-21-29M L2
Otho D. 1-26-29P L2
Ralph P. 1-26-29 L2
Solomon, Mrs. 8-16-29 L18
MCMULLEN
family reunion 8-27-29 N3
MCMULLIN
C. C. , Mrs. 4-13-29 L3
J. B. 4-20-29DV L3
Mabel 4-20-2 9DV L3
MCMURRAY
John F. 1-26-29P L2
MCMURRY
Sarah Elizabeth 1-26-29 L2
MCNABB
C. J. , Mrs. 9-2-29 L14
C. J. , Mrs. 9-2-29 N8
Cumorah Latimer 8-5-29 Nl
Jewel Foster 8-27-29 L3
Jewell Foster 8-28-29 N3
Lee 8-5-29M Nl
MCNEAL
Fern Bruton 4-13-29 L6
MCNEAR
Ed 11-27-29 L4
Ed 11-27-29 N2
Eula 11-27-29 L4
Eula 11-27-29 N2
Hattie 11-27-29 L4
Jack 11-27-29 L4
Jack 11-27-29 N2
Joe 11-27-29 L4
Joe 11-27-29 N2
Louise 11-27-29 L4
Louise 11-27-29 N2
Mabel 11-27-29 L4
Mabel 11-27-29 N2
Mattie 11-27-29 N2
Robert H. 11-27-29D L4
Robert H. 11-27-29D N2
Roscoe 11-27-29 L4
Roscoe 11-27-29 N2
Thomas W. 11-27-29 L4
Thomas W. 11-27-29 N2
W. K. 11-27-29 L4
1085
MCNEAR (cont.)
W. K. 11-27-29 N2
MCNEECE
Emma C. Thorp 10-27-29 NIB
Thomas W. 10-27-29M NIB
MCNEESE
James Herschel 6-25-29DV L5
M. R. , Mrs. 4-6-29 L9
Ora Mae 6-25-2 9DV L5
MCNEIL
Alfred C. 5-25-29 L8
Cora 5-25-29 L8
John T. 5-25-29 L8
Manley M. 5-25-29D LB
Nellie 5-25-29 LB
S. N. 5-25-29 LB
MCNEIR
Vasil, Mrs. 11-16-29 L4
MCNERNEY
Bertha 4-3-29 L3
MCNEW
Annabelle 6-11-29D LI
Francis 6-11-29D LI
MCNIER
A. C. , Mrs. 2-8-29 L9
Anna 1-23-29 N2
I. M. 2-8-29 L9
I. N. 2-8-29 L9
J. Edward 1-23-29 N2
Joe T. 1-23-29D N2
Joseph E. 1-23-29 N2
Orin C. 2-10-29D L8A
Orin C. 2-8-29D L9
Orin C. 2-9-29D L6
Paul P. 2-8-29 L9
Robert H. 1-23-29 N2
MCPHAIL
James 12-22-29M NIA
Violet Hoppe 12-22-29 NIA
MCPHERSON
0. 11-10-29 N6C
MCQUIGG
E. J. , Mrs. 1-3-29 L8
E. J. , Mrs. 1-4-29 N3
MCREYNOLDS
Jack, Mrs. 12-22-29 N14A
Jack, Mrs. 12-23-29 N2
MCSWAIN
1. W. , Mrs. 12-12-29 L2
Ollie, Mrs. 12-12-29 L2
MCSWEENEY
Anna Thorson 10-25-29 L14
Anna Thorson 10-25-29 N6
Anna Thorson 10-28-29 L3
MCVAY
Rufus, Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
MCWILLIAMS
D. E. 9-15-29 N5A
E. D. 9-16-29 L14
E. D. 9-17-29 N2
Eva 9-15-29 N5A
Homer 9-15-29 N5A
Jane 9-15-29 N5A
Ross 9-15-29 N5A
Ruth Mary 9-15-29 N5A
Thelma Alice 9-15-29 N5A
Waine Everett 9-16-29D L14
Waine Everett 9-17-29D N2
Warren Ernest 9-15-29D N5A
Warren Ernest 9-16-29D N12
Wilbur 9-15-29 N5A
MEAD
Earl 5-13-29 L2
Harold 6-1-29M LI
Laura S. 10-22-29M Nl
Pearl McClure 6-1-29 LI
MEADIN
Retha 2-23-29M L2
MEADOR
Beason 10-5-29 LIO
Harold Baldwin 10-5-29M LIO
Harold Baldwin B-18-29E N6B
Harold Baldwin 9-16-29E L16
L. E. 6-1-29 L
Madge Mildred Wood 10-5-29 LIO
Mary E. 10-5-29 LIO
Mary F. 9-16-29 L16
William, Mrs. 9-28-29 L8
MEADOWS
Lucy Ellen 1-26-29P L2
MEALS
Allen 12-12-29 L2
C. W. 12-12-29D L2
C. W. 12-13-29D L2
C. W. 12-13-29D N2
Claude 12-12-29 L2
Orbey 12-12-29 L2
MEANS
Dorothy Veazey 10-20-29 N3D
Gladys M. dinger 12-29-29DV NIB
1086
MEANS (cont.)
Joe F. 12-29-29DV NIB
M. L. 2-24-29C L3C
Robert R. 10-20-29M N3D
MEDLEY
Arch 1-18-29DV L
Bess Smith 1-18-29DV L
Clarence 5-29-29M LI
Doris 4-10-29M L6
Lydia Black 5-29-29 LI
Winfield D., Mrs. 1-3-29 Lll
MEDLOCK
Edna 2-28-2 9M L
MEEDHAM
Myrtle 10-7-29M LI
MEEHAN
J. H. 10-1-29D Nl
J. H. 9-30-29D LI
John 11-13-29 L8
John 11-13-29 NIO
John 11-14-29 L16
John 11-14-2 9 N3
May 10-1-29 Nl
May 9-30-29 LI
MEEK
Agnes 5-17-29DV LI
Columbus 5-17-29DV LI
Harry B., Mrs. 1-26-29 N3
Olatha 9-10-29M Nl
MEEKER
David 7-29-29C NIQ
MEEKS
Enoch 1-20-29D L
MEESE
Merle 10-3-29M N6
MEGGARD
Polly Adams 8-23-29 Nl
William 8-23-29M Nl
MEHL
A. A. 12-12-29 L2
A. A. 12-12-29 N5
August A. 10-27-29 N3B
Gladys 12-12-29 L2
Gladys 12-12-29 N5
J. H., Mrs. 10-24-29 L12
J. H. , Mrs. 10-25-29 N6
J. R. , Mrs. 10-25-29 L14
Lucy M. 10-27-29 N3B
MEHLBERG
Florence Harvill 6-25-29 L12
MEHLBERG (cont.)
Florence Harvill 6-26-29 LIO
MEIER
Anna Kernick 7-20-29 L4
MEIR
Bessie Cearley 6-3-29 LI
Louis B. 6-3-29M LI
MEISSBACH
Lena 12-19-29 N2
MEITZ
Harmon, Mrs. 3-13-29D LIO
Louisa 3-13-29D LIO
Louisa Carroll 3-13-29D LIO
MELCHER
Mary Lee 4-16-29D L14
Ruth Elizabeth 4-16-29 L14
S. H. 3-28-29 L15
William 4-15-29 L14
MELTABARGER
Everett 1-1-29 LIO
Everett 1-2-29 NIO
Fred 1-1-29 LIO
Fred 1-2-29 NIO
J. M. , Mrs. 1-1-29D LIO
Lottie 1-1-29D LIO
Lottie 1-2-29D L6
Lottie 1-2-29D NIO
Lottie 1-3-29D L8
Lottie 1-3-29D N12
MELTON
Ben 3-1-29 L13
Ben F. 3-1-29D L13
Ben F. 3-2-29D LIO
C. F. 4-20-29P L3
Dennis 8-2-29 L16
Dennis 8-2-29 N2
Dolly Ethel 8-2-29 L16
Dolly Ethel 8-2-29 N2
Effie Gregg 11-17-29 N6A
Elta Jones 4-17-29 L8
Frank 3-1-29 L13
Frank 3-2-29 LIO
Fred L. 1-26-29 L2
G. F. 10-19-29P L4
George W. 9-1-29M N3A
Hugh, Mrs. 11-25-29 L2
James W. 1-26-29P L2
John 8-2-29 L16
John 8-2-2 9 N2
Joseph 8-2-29 L16
1087
MELTON (cont.)
Joseph 8-2-29 N2
Mary 10-19-29 L4
Mary 4-20-29 L3
Mary 8-24-29M LI
Mary 8-24-29M Nl
Mary E. 2-6-29 Lll
Maude 3-1-29 LI 3
Maude 3-2-2 9 LIO
Mildred Saultz 9-1-29 N3A
Ola Conrad 8-22-29 LIO
Wade 11-17-29M N6A
Ward C. 4-17-29M L8
Will 8-11-29 N12B
William 8-2-29 L16
William 8-2-29 N2
MENN
Carl 7-15-29 L12
George 7-15-29 L12
Leroy 7-15-29 L12
Louis F. 7-15-29D L12
MEREDITH
Charles B. 12-14-29D Nl
MERRELL
Ernest O. 1-17-29 LIO
Julia Ann 1-17-29D LIO •
MERRICK
Eussley 7-21-29C N2B
James 9-30-29 N3
John 9-30-29 N3
Lark 3-3-29 L3B
Nellie 9-30-29 N3
Rep 9-30-29 N3
MERRILL
Cora M. 4-6-29 L6
Cora M. 4-8-29 L3
MERRIMAN
Bessie 4-15-29 LIO
Elmer 4-15-29D LIO
William T. 1-2-29 NIO
MERRITT
Betty Jo 8-15-29B LIO
E. D. 4-20-29 L3
E. D. 5-13-29 L14
Ed, Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
Edward 8-15-29C LIO
Edward D. 8-25-29 NIC
Martha A. 3-27-29 LIO
Mildred O'Brien 8-15-29 LIO
Tishie Ghan 3-27-29 LIO
MERROW
Ella Marshall 12-13-29 L3
Ella Marshall 12-13-29 Nl
Walter F. 12-13-29M L3
Walter F. 12-13-29M Nl
MERWIN
Audrey Wood 8-18-29 NIB
Clyde W. 8-18-29M NIB
MERZ
Anna Marie 5-8-29B L2
J. J. 5-8-29C L2
MESAIA
Luella 8-29-29 LI
Luella 8-30-29 N4
MESALA
Luella 8-29-29 LI
Luella 8-30-29 L18
Luella 8-30-29 N4
MESSENGAIL
Belle Brower 5-4-29 L8
MESSERLI
Edward A. 4-2Q-29P L3
Louis Joseph 4-20-29P L3
Richard R. 4-20-29P L3
Rosalie 4-20-29P L3
METCALF
Ralph, Mrs. 9-16-29 L14
MEYER
F. P. 8-7-29D L4
F. P. 8-8-29D N8
George H., Mrs. 1-10-29 L13
H. A. 8-7-29 L4
H. A. 8-8-29 N8
H. J. 8-7-29 L4
H. J. 8-8-29 N8
John F. 8-8-29 N8
John P. 8-7-29 L4
L. D. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
L. S. 8-7-29 L4
L. S. 8-8-29 N8
MEYERS
Elsworth 2-5-29 L3
Everett 6-26-29C LIO
Everett Earl, Jr. 6-26-29B LIO
Nannie 7-15-29 L12
Nannie 7-16-29 N5
Stella E. 7-15-29 L12
MICHAELS
Bessie 10-13-29M N13A
Bessie 10-14-29M LI
1088
MICHAELS (cont.)
Bessie 10-15-29M Nl
MIDDLETON
George 9-3-29 Nl
Glen 9-3-29D Nl
MIKKELSEN
C. P. 10-31-29 L2
C. P. .10-31-29 N8
Hershel 10-31-29 L2
Hershel R. 10-31-29 N8
James 10-31-29 L2
James 10-31-29 N8
Janice 10-31-29 L2
Janice 10-31-29 N8
Juanitia 10-31-29D L2
Juanitia 10-31-29D N8
MILAN
Hallie 12-4-29 L5
Hallie 12-5-29 L14
Hallie 12-5-29 'N3
MILES
James 6-4-29 L3
Leola 1-26-29 N3
Lucy E. 10-19-29 L4
William J. 6-4-29 L3
MILLE
Noral, Mrs. 10-21-29 N5
MILLER
Al H. 7-3-29 LIO
Al H. 7-4-29 L8
Al H. 7-4-29 N12
Al H. 7-5-29 N12
Al H. 7-6-29 L12
Alfreta 9-6-29D N7
Alma D. 6-24-29D LIO
Alma Dow 6-29-29D N5
Almeria Mary 3-23-29M LI
Bessie Greathouse 9-17-29D L5
Bessie V. Greathouse 9-17-29D
Bessie Virginia 9-17-29D L5
Bessie Virginia 9-17-29D N2
Charles E. 1-12-29P N4
Charles E. 7-20-29P L4
Chester Murriel 1-8-29 N12
Cora L. Jackson 8-9-29 L20
Daniel B. 6-14-29 L15
David I . 4-24-29D L14
David I . 4-25-29D L12
Edgar 7-1-29 N2
Edith DeSherely 1-6-29 L6C
MILLER (cont.)
Elgin Ivend 7-6-29D L9
Elgin Ivond 7-6-29D N13
Elsie 4-24-29 L14
Ernest 1-8-29 Lll
Ernest 1-8-29 N12
Esta 7-1-29 N2
Ethel Ketchum 10-14-29 L12
Eva 4-24-29 L14
Evelyn 6-20-29M L6
Fern 7-3-29 LIO
Fern 7-4-29 N12
Florence 1-8-29 N12
Frank 8-19-29D L2
Frank 8-19-2 9D N2
Frank A. 7-3-29 LIO
Frank A. 7-4-29 L8
Frank A. 7-4-29 N12
Frank A. 7-5-29 N12
Frank A. 7-6-29 L12
Freeda 1-8-29 N12
G. W. 1-8-29 N12
George F. 7-6-29 L12
George L. 7-3-29 LIO
George L. 7-4-29 L8
George L. 7-4-29 N12
George L. 7-5-29 N12
George T., Mrs. 1-2-29 Nl
Gertrude 7-3-29 LIO
Gertrude 7-4-29 N12
H. J. 4-6-29 LIO
H. L. 7-3-29D LIO
H. L. 7-4-29D L8
H. L. 7-4-29D N12
H. L. 7-5-29D N12
H. L. 7-6-29P L12
H. W. 4-6-29 LIO
Hallah, Mrs. 1-4-29 N5
N2 Harriet 7-6-29 L12
Hattie Hilker 10-20-29 N2C
Helen 10-15-29 L19
Herbert M. 7-6-29 L9
Herbert M. 7-6-29 N13
J. B. 7-1-29 N2
J. F. 6-29-29 L9
J. F. 6-29-29 N13
J. F. , Mrs. 6-24-29D LIO
J. F. , Mrs. 6-29-29D N5
J. H. 6-14-29 LIS
J. Louis 7-3-29 LIO
1089
MILLER (cont.)
J. Louis 7-4-29 N12
Joe 6-13-29 LI
John 7-1-29 N2
John H. 1-25-29 L5
Joseph 1-25-29 L5
Joseph 3-4-29 L18
Joseph 4-21-29 L3A
Joseph 6-14-29 L15
Lester Ralph 7-1-29D N2
Lige 1-6-29M L6C
Lizzie Biggs 6-30-29 N3A
Lon M., Mrs. 1-1-29 LIO
Lon, Mrs. 1-2-29 NIO
Maggie 4-24-29 L14
Margaret E. Lair 6-10-29 L12
Martha J. 6-14-29M L15
Mary 8-5-29M N8
Max 7-3-29 LIO
Max 7-4-29 N12
Max, Mrs. 10-10-29 L2
Max, Mrs. 10-11-29 N8
May 10-19-29P L4
Minnie 4-24-29 L14
Nora Reeves 10-21-29 L14
Ollie 6-24-29 LIO
Ollie May 6-29-29 N5
Ray 8-22-29 LIO
Ray, Mrs. 9-17-29D L5
Ray, Mrs. 9-17-29D N2
Raymond 10-20-29M N2C
■Reeves 10-21-29 L14
Rosie McDowell 5-6-29 LIO
Ruth 7-1-29 N2
Ruth 9-6-29 N7
Samuel M. 8-10-29D L8
Samuel M. 8-11-29D N12A
Sherman 4-24-29 L14
Sophronia 1-12-29 N4
Sophronia 0. 7-20-29 L4
Thomas F., Mrs. 1-11-29 N6
Una 4-24-29 L14
W. D. 7-28-29 N3C
W. D. , Mrs. 1-3-29 L8
W. D. , Mrs. 1-4-29 N3
W. L. 4-6-29 LIO
W. L. 8-7-29 LIO
W. L. , Mrs. 8-9-29 N6
infant 8-22-29D LIO
MILLIKEN
Frank B. 10-12-29 L4
N. A., Mrs. 10-12-29D L4
MILLIKIN
James M. 1-26-29D L6
James M. 1-27-29D L5C
MILLS
Arch 9-10-29 L12
August E. 10-8-29 L18
B. L. 9-19-29 L2
B. L. 9-19-29 Nl
Bertha F. 9-19-29 Nl
Bessie 9-19-29 L2
Bessie 9-19-29 Nl
C. B. , Mrs. 9-14-29 N15
C. C. 8-24-29 L4
Delbert 7-20-29P L4
Delia E. 2-20-29D L2
Delia E. 2-19-29D L5
E. H. 2-19-29 L5
E. H. 2-20-29 L2
Ella Hendrix 11-4-29 L12
Ella Hendrix 11-4-29 NIO
Frank W. 10-8-29M L18
Fred 5-31-29M L2
G. I. 2-19-29 L5
G. I. 2-20-29 L2
Hazel 9-4-29D Nl
Helen Marler 10-8-29 L18
Irma Maginnis 10-19-29P L4
J. E. 1-26-29P L2
J. E. 9-19-29 L2
J. E. 9-19-29 Nl
J. L. 9-10-29 L12
Kate Smith 11-7-29 N2
L. R. 9-19-29 L2
L. R. 9-19-29 Nl
Lillie A. 1-26-29 L2
Lorene 7-20-29P L4
Maginnis 9-14-29 N15
Martha F. 9-19-29D L2
Martha F. 9-19-29D Nl
Martha F. 9-20-29 L24
Martha F. 9-20-29D L2
Martha F. 9-20-29D N2
Nannie 9-10-29 L12
Randolph 9-4-29 Nl
Sarah 9-10-29 L12
Sarah D. 10-19-29 L4
Sarilda 9-10-29 L12
1090
MILLS (cont.
)
T. B. 9-
10-
29 L12
V. A. 6-
29-
2 9 N4
Viola L.
7-
20-29 L4
William
H.
9-10-29D L12
Z. D. 9-
14-
29 N15
MILLSAP
Agnes 1-
13-
29M L7B
Eugene E
. 1
-13-29 L7B
MILLSPAUGH
J. A. 9-
6-29C L20
Margaret
Anne 9-6-29B L20
MILMOT
Veta Mayfie
Id 7-9-29 L2
MILNER
Bessie 3
-2-
29 LIO
James R.
3-
2-29D LIO
William
A.
3-2-29 LIO
MINER
Bertha 1
-19
-2 9DV N14
William
L.
1-19-29DV N14
MING
Emma Wall is
7-2-29 L12
Emma Wall is
7-3-29 N5
MINNICK
Corda 4-
18-
29DV L2
Cordia 5
-17
-2 9DV LI
G. H. 4-
18-
29DV L2
G. H. 5-
17-
2 9DV LI
MINOR
Alma 11-
26-
29 L7
Alma 11-
26-
29 N2
Bertha 1
-18
-2 9DV L
Cecil 11
-26
-29 L7
Cecil 11
-26
-29 N2
Clarence
11
-26-29 L7
Clarence
11
-26-29 N2
Clyde 11
-26
-29 L7
Clyde 11
-26
-29 N2
Frank 11
-26
-29D L7
Frank 11
-27
-29D N2
Frank R.
11
-26-29D N2
George 11-26-29 L7
George 11-26-29 N2
Hazel 11-26-29 L7
Hazel 11-26-29 N2
James 11-26-29 L7
James 11-26-29 N2
Joseph L. 11-26-29
Joseph L. 11-26-29
MINOR (cont.)
Louis 11-26-29 L7
Roscoe 11-26-29 L7
Roscoe 11-26-29 N2
Roy 11-26-29 L7
William L. 1-18-29DV L
MISSOURIANS
in California 4-13-29 L
MITCHELL
Addie Smith 4-29-29 LIO
Addie Smith 4-30-29 L14
Amon, Mrs. 6-17-29D LIO
Anna L. 7-5-29M LI
Anna L. 7-6-29M Nl
Bessie Milner 3-2-29 LIO
Chrystal Davis 4-17-29DV L4
Crystal 4-18-29DV L5
E. , Mrs. 12-5-29 L14
Edna Frances Collins 6-17-29D
Edward M. 10-19-29P L4
Edward M. 4-20-29P L3
Ella 10-19-29 L4
Ella 4-20-29 L3
Eula 1-15-29 N7
Frank, Mrs. 3-23-29 L6
George 6-17-29 LIO
George S. 2-20-29 Lll
H. S. , Mrs. 1-14-29 LIO
Helen 10-5-29M Nl
Helen 11-24-29M Nl
Helen 11-26-29M Nl
Henry 7-8-29D Nl
J. C. 4-17-29DV L4
J. C. 4-18-29DV L5
J. L. 1-15-29 N7
J. P. , Mrs. 4-22-29 L12
James L., Mrs. 1-15-29D N7
Martin L. 4-12-29D L28
May E. Burns 12-6-29 L16
May E. Burns 12-7-29 L12
May E. Burns 12-7-29 NIO
Merle 6-17-29 LIO
Lie
L7
N2
Morene Forrester 7-4-29
Robert 7-4-29M Nl
Ron, Mrs. 8-28-29 N2
Susan 7-8-29 N2
Thelma 3-31-29M LIB
Thomas H. 1-15-29 N7
MIXON
Nora Rook 11-13-29 N3
Nl
1091
MIZE
Minnie Matthews 12-30-29 L8
MIZELL
C. R. 11-10-29 N6C
MIZER
Ada V. Weddle 12-30-29 L4
Ada Vesta Weddle 12-31-29 Nl
Roland 12-30-29M L4
Roland 12-31-29M Nl
MOAD
Eva 3-23-29 L6
F. E. , Mrs. 3-23-29 L6
Louie 3-23-29D L6
Louie 3-31-29D L3B
MOBBERLY
Ed D. 4-1-29 L5
H. P. 4-1-29 L5
Lora R. 4-1-29D L5
M. B. 4-1-29 L5
Samuel S. 4-1-29 L5'
MOBERLY
Dale E. 12-10-29D N
Dale E. 12-9-29D LI
John 12-10-29 N
John 12-9-29 Ll
Mable 12-10-29 N
Mable 12-9-29 Ll
Mary 12-10-29 N
Mary 12-9-29 Ll
Sarah Jane Salyer 12-10-29 N
Sarah Jane Salyer 12-9-29 Ll
MOBRY
Mary L. 2-24-29D L
MOCK
Bertie Fowler 11-8-29 LB
Bertie Fowler 11-8-29 N16
MOEHLE
Maggie 10-19-29 L4
MOFFETT
Emory B. 1-26-29 L2
Frank L. 1-26-29P L2
MOFFITT
Levi, Mrs. 12-22-29 N14A
Levi, Mrs. 12-23-29 N2
MOIR
James Russell 9-27-29E L26
MONAGHAN
Ella 12-10-29 N3
Ella 12-9-29 L2
Ella 12-9-29 N6
MONAGHAN (cont.)
John 12-10-29D N3
John 12-9-29D L2
John 12-9-2 9D N6
Nena 12-10-29 N3
Nena 12-9-29 L2
Nena 12-9-29 N6
MONDAY
Coy 3-13-29 Lll
Dora L. 6-8-29DV L4
Edgar M. 3-28-29C L12
Gertrude Mahan 3-7-29 L8
Harry 6-8-29DV L4
Thomas Lee 3-28-29B L12
MONGER
Evelyn 4-11-29M L2
Joseph 4-11-29 L2
MONITOR
Republic newspaper 7-21-29 Nl
MONKS
Mary Matilda 1-31-29 L8
William 1-31-29 L8
MONTAG
Catherine J. 2-8-29 L13
J. W. 2-8-29 L13
Nelle 2-8-29 L13
Ruth 2-8-29 L13
MONTEER
Ella 3-11-29 LIO
Ella 3-12-29 L16
MONTGOMERY
Bessie 6-27-29 L7
Frank, Mrs. 6-20-29 L12
Frank, Mrs. 6-21-29 L20
J. Z. 2-16-29 L6
James W. 2-16-29 L6
Joe Franklin 6-27-29D L7
John 1-20-29D L3B
L. C. 1-1-29 N6
Margaret 3-22-29M Ll
Margaret 3-22-29M L6
May 7-25-29 N2
Nannie M. 9-21-29 L4
Paul 2-16-29 L6
Pearl 2-16-29 L6
Stella 2-16-29 L6
W. C. 11-19-29 L3
Walter E. 3-22-29 L6
MONUMENT
to dead soldiers 11-10-29 N6C
1092
MOODY
C. W. 1-7-29 N2
O. P. , Mrs. 1-10-29D N3
O. P. , Mrs. 1-20-29D L3B
0. P. , Mrs. 1-7-29D N2
O. R. 1-7-29 N2
Oscar P., Mrs. 1-12-29D N14
Pearl .7-24-29M Nl
Pearl 7-24-29M N2
U. P. 1-7-29 N2
Walter 1-7-29 N2
MOOMAW
Alma 7-20-29P L4
Austin, Mrs. 7-3-29 LIO
Austin, Mrs. 7-4-29 N12
Homer M. 7-20-29P L4
Lois 7-20-29P L4
Morda 7-20-29 L4
MOON
Dolly Fowler li-8-29 L8
Dolly Fowler 11-8-29 N16
E. L. 8-9-29C L20
John H. 2-15-29D L14
MOONEY
Alice 1-26-29 L2
Cecile 1-27-29M LlC
Cecile B. 1-29-29M L3
MOONEYHAM
Flora Inman 9-1-29 N3A
J. A. , Mrs. 3-9-29 L6
J. E. 10-19-29 L4
Lawrence 9-1-29M N3A
W. M. 10-19-29P L4
MOORE
Aetna 10-19-29 L4
Aetna 4-20-29 L3
Allan J. 12-7-29C N7
Allan J., Jr. 12-7-29B N7
Allen 6-3-29 LIO
C. H. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
C. W. 8-20-29 L14
Charles 12-20-29 L15
Charles 12-20-29 N8
Charles Ernest 6-3-29D LIO
Charles, Mrs. 1-14-29 LIO
Charles, Mrs. 1-15-29 N7
Claude, Mrs. 2-17-29D L3C
Dale 8-20-29D L14
Dow 5-25-29 L4
Edith 12-20-29 LIS
MOORE (cont.)
Edith 12-20-29 N8
Edith 6-3-29 LIO
Elma 3-11-29 L4
Floris 3-11-29 L4
Frances 12-20-29 L15
Frances 12-20-29 N8
Frances 12-21-29 N14
Frank P. 12-20-29D LIS
Frank P. 12-20-29D N8
Frank P. 12-21-29D L8
Frank P. 12-21-29D N14
Frank, Mrs. 2-9-29 LIO
Franklin, Mrs. 1-26-29 N14
George W. 4-20-29 L5
Harry 6-17-29 LIO
Harry 6-29-29 L5
Harry 6-29-29 N4
Hattie 10-30-29 L3
Herbert 3-11-29 L4
J. Ed 7-24-29 L6
J. T. 1-26-29P L2
James 3-11-29 L4
James 6-30-29M N2B
James, Mrs. 11-9-29 L8
James, Mrs. 11-9-29 N2
Jess W. 7-24-29 L6
Jesse W. 3-11-29 L4
Jonathan P. 7-24-29 L6
Joseph 10-30-29 L3
Joseph Clayton 6-29-29M L5
Joseph Clayton 6-29-29M N4
Klovia 8-20-29 L14
Loris G. 5-6-29M LI
Margaret A. 6-18-29 L16
Mariah Mallicoat 1-26-29 N14
Mary 6-3-29 LIO
Mary C. Sehnert 6-29-29 L5
Mary C. Sehnert 6-29-29 N4
Maude 6-30-29 N2B
Maxine 8-20-29 L14
Merle Sechler 6-28-29 LI
Mildred Frances 5-25-29E L4
Olive Denny 5-10-29 L6
Ralph D. 6-28-29M LI
Robert 12-20-29 L15
Robert 12-20-29 N8
Robert 12-21-29 N14
Rose E. 6-3-29 LIO
Sallie A. 7-20-29P L4
1093
MOORE (cont.)
Sam 5-13-29 L14
Sarah 12-20-29 L15
Sarah 12-20-29 N8
Sarah 12-21-29 N14
Tarrant 8-20-29 L14
Thomas 3-11-29D L4
Una Miller 4-24-29 L14
Veda Garoutte 5-6-29 LI
W. B. 3-11-29 L4
W. W. 6-17-29D LIO
Walter 6-29-29 L5
Walter 6-29-29 N4
Ward C. 4-20-29E L5
William W. 6-18-29D L16
Winifred Graham 6-30-29 N2B
family reunion 7-24-29 L6
MOORMAN
E. L. , Mrs. 2-16-29 L6
James B. 1-31-29D L8
MORAN
Vergie 9-18-29M LI
Vergie 9-19-29M N14
MORCKEL
J. W. 5-27-29D LIO
MOREHOUSE
Maude Melton 3-1-29 L13
Maude Melton 3-2-29 LIO
Ruth 3-3-29M L6B
MORELOCK
Ethel Foster 8-27-29 L3
Ethel Foster 8-28-29 N3
Lee 9-1-29M N3A
Mable Frichette 9-1-29 N3A
MORET
Eugenia 10-20-29 N2C
H. C. 6-30-29C N2B
Mary 10-20-29M N2C
MORGAN
Amanda C. Fawber 8-12-29 NIO
Anna 2-17-29 L3C
Arch 6-15-29 L8
Dave 6-15-29 L8
Harry, Mrs. 8-26-29 LI
Harry, Mrs. 8-27-29 L3
Harry, Mrs. 8-27-29 N2
J. B. 7-2-29 L12
J. B. 7-3-29 N5
Jessie F. 8-24-29M LI
Joseph 6-15-29 L8
MORGAN (cont.)
Lizzie 6-15-29 L8
Lou A. 7-3-29 N5
Marjorie 7-13-29 LI
Milton E. 6-14-29D L24
Milton E. 6-15-29D L8
Minnie 12-19-29M Nl
Molly 6-15-29 L8
Robert 6-15-29 L8
Samuel 6-15-29 L8
Seth 7-2-29 L12
Seth 7-3-29 N5
Stella 6-15-29 L8
Ward, Mrs. 6-18-29 L7
William 7-2-29 L12
William 7-3-29 N5
MORKEL
Charles W. 5-23-29 L16
J. W. 5-23-29D L16
J. W. 5-24-29D L24
Mary E. 5-23-29 L16
W. E. 5-23-29 L16
MORRILL
J. W. 11-5-29 N2
Levi 10-20-29 N3C
MORRIS
, Mrs. 4-5-29 LIO
Carl 9-13-29 N3
Carl 9-2-29 L14
Carl 9-2-29 N8
Carl, Mrs. 5-7-29 L12
Carl, Mrs. 5-8-29 L12
Charles 1-10-29 LIO
Charles 1-11-29 N5
Cora E. 1-21-29 L8
David 8-21-29 L15
E. E. , Mrs. 4-29-29 LIO
Eda 12-13-29 L2
Eda 12-13-29 N2
Elizabeth 9-2-29 L14
Elizabeth 9-2-29 N8
Ellen Turner 6-15-29 LI
Elsie May 9-13-29 N3
Elsie May 9-2-29 L14
Elsie May 9-2-29 N8
Eugene 9-13-29P N3
Eugene M. 9-2-29D L14
Eugene M. 9-2-2 9D N8
George W. 7-2-29DV L12
Grace 12-24-29 L13
1094
MORRIS (cont.)
Grace 12-24-29 Nil
J. E. 11-28-29 LIO
James 5-11-29 L8
James A. 1-10-29 LIO
James A. 1-11-29 N5
Joe 9-2-29 L14
Joe 9-2-29 NB
John 9-24-29 L5
John 9-25-29 N9
John C. 5-11-2 9D LB
John, Mrs. 9-25-29 L5
Kirk V. 12-13-29D L2
Kirk V. 12-13-29D N2
Kirk V. 12-14-29D L8
Kirk V. 12-14-29D N16
Kirk V. 12-15-29D N3A
Kirk V. 12-18-29D LIB
Kirk V. 12-1B-29D Nil
Kirk, Mrs. 2-2B-29 LIO
Lee 9-2-29 L14
Lee 9-2-29 NB
Lochie B. 1-21-29 LB
Lola Louise 4-8-29M LI
Louie 6-15-29M LI
M. 0. 5-11-29 L8
Mark, Mrs. 8-28-29 N12
Marvin 5-11-29 L8
Mary Felker 8-28-29 L2
Mildred 7-1-29M L14
Mildred 7-2-29M Nl
Ota Mae 7-2-29DV L12
Pauline Lomas 11-28-29E LIO
R. E. , Mrs. 6-28-29 N7
Robert 9-2-29 L14
Robert 9-2-29 NB
Roy 9-24-29D L5
Roy 9-25-29 L5
Roy 9-25-29D N9
Sarah Beeler 9-8-29 N2A
Thelma 1-14-29M L13
Thelma 8-10-29 Nl
Thelma Bee 1-14-29M LIO
Thelma Bee 1-15-29M N7
W. K. 1-15-29D L12
W. K. 1-15-29D N7
W. M. 9-13-29 N3
W. R. 1-15-29 N7
Will 9-2-29 L14
Will 9-2-29 NB
MORRIS (cont.)
William K. 1-21-29P L8
William K. 7-20-29P L4
William R. 1-21-29 LB
Willis E. 1-10-29D LIO
Willis E. 1-11-29D LIB
Willis E. 1-11-29D N5
Willis E. 1-12-29D NB
family reunion 8-21-29 L15
MORRISEY
Ed H. 4-12-29DV L28
Nellie 4-12-29DV L28
MORRISON
Clay 12-31-29 LIO
Clay 12-31-29 N6
Frank R. 7-24-29DV L14
Lee 12-31-29 LIO
Lee 12-31-29 N6
Lois Harvill 6-25-29 L12
Lois Harvill 6-26-29 LIO
Lucille J. 7-24-29DV L14
M. G. 12-31-29 LIO
Martha C. 12-31-29 LIO
Martha C. 12-31-29 N6
Mid G. 12-31-29 N6
Robert 12-31-29D LIO
Robert 12-31-29D N6
W. C. , Mrs. 3-3-29 L2B
MORRISS
Edith 2-7-29 LIO
H. L. 2-7-29 LIO
Mary 2-6-29D LIO
Mary 2-7-29D LIO
Mary Dent 2-7-29D LIO
O. D. 2-6-29 LIO
O. D. 2-7-29 LIO
MORROW
Lola Kee 6-10-29 L12
MORSE
Loretta 1-19-29DV N14
Loretta Page 1-18-29DV L
Ollie 1-26-29P L2
Randall 1-18-29DV L
Randall 1-19-29DV N14
MORSS
Ollie 7-20-29P L4
MORTON
Ada 7-27-29D L5
Charles 5-13-29 LIO
Charles C. 9-16-29D L14
1095
MORTON (cont.)
Elizabeth 9-16-29 L14
Fred, Mrs. 11-27-29 L4
Gay 5-13-29 LIO
Hunter 9-16-29 L14
J. A. 5-13-29 LIO
John T. 5-18-29 L3
Lucinda 5-18-29 L3
Lula 5-13-29 LIO
Mallie 5-13-29 LIO
Margaret J. 5-13-29D LIO
Mattie 5-13-29 LIO
Pharis 9-16-29 L14
Thomas 5-13-29 LIO
MOSELEY
Harold C. 5-25-29M L4
Helen Peak 5-25-29 L4
MOSS
A. A. 1-14-29 LI
A. A. 1-15-29 N7
Guido 9-6-29M L22
H. H. 1-14-29 LI
H. H. 1-15-29 N7
J. G. 1-14-29D LI
J. G. 1-15-29D N7
Mamie Marie 2-10-29M LIA
Margaret Schaper 9-6-29 L22
Martha 3-25-29 LIO
Minnie 1-14-29 LI
Minnie 1-15-29 N7
0. S. 1-14-29 LI
0. S. 1-15-29 N7
MOTT
Mary Lanning 2-23-29 LI
Roy 2-23-29M LI
MOULDER
Martha A. 1-20-29 L3B
MOUNDS
left by Indians 12-3-29 LIO
MOUNT
Kate 10-19-29 L4
Mary E. 10-19-29P L4
Moses Asberry 10-19-29 L4
MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO.
Journal 3-8-29 LIO
MOUNTS
Florence H. 5-2-29DV L12
R. S. 5-2-29DV L12
MOVIE
of Spfd in 1910 6-12-29 L14
MOWELL
Keith 12-24-29 Nl
William 12-24-29D Nl
MOYER
Emma 1-18-29DV L
M. C. 1-18-29DV L
W. D. 3-1-29C L18
MUEHLHAUSEN
Clarence 5-17-29M L6
Elizabeth M. Walker 5-17-29 L6
MUELHOUSEN
Clarence 7-28-29 N2D
Elizabeth Walker 7-28-29 N2D
MUENCH
Effie Wiles 5-21-29 L14
Ray 5-21-29C L14
MUFFEN
H. E. , Mrs. 12-6-29 N2
MUFFIN
H. E. , Mrs. 12-6-29 L16
MULANAX
Etta Neff 3-13-29 LIO
MULKEY
John, Mrs. 12-9-29 Nil
MULLER
Matt, Mrs. 12-26-29 LI
Matt, Mrs. 12-27-29 NIO
MULLINGS
Stella Treon 12-4-29 L5
Stella Treon 12-4-29 N2
MUMFORD
H. M. , Mrs. 11-26-29 L7
H. M. , Mrs. 11-26-29 N2
H. M. , Mrs. 11-27-29 N2
MUNDAY
Otto, Mrs. 5-24-29 LI
Otto, Mrs. 5-25-29 L3
MUNGER
Ellis D. 10-24-29D L12
Ellis D. 10-25-29D L14
Ellis D. 10-25-29D N6
Ellis D. 10-27-29P N3B
MUNHOLLON
Geniva 7-12-29M L20
Wilson 10-11-29 Lll
Wilson 10-11-29 N8
Wilson 10-12-29 N2
infant 10-11-29D Lll
infant 10-11-29D N8
infant 10-12-29D N2
1096
MUNSON
James B. 8-7-29iyi L12
Ruth Puryear 8-7-29 L12
MURDOCK
Monroe 4-5-29DV LIO
Monroe 5-16-29DV LI
Stella A. 4-5-29DV LIO
StellaA. 5-16-29DV LI
MUREN
A. Brugge Mann 10-22-29 Nl
L. 10-22-29M Nl
MURPHEY
Jesse O. 7-20-29 L4
John A. 7-20-2 9P L4
Samuel T. 7-20-29P L4
MURPHY
Clyde 2-20-2 9D L2
E. C. 8-4-29 N12A
Effie Penningtofi 9-18-29 N2
Emily Cox 5-7-29 L7
Fred P., Mrs. 5-25-29 LB
Helen 12-22-29 NllB
Inez Barton 11-7-29 L14
J. A. , Mrs. 7-17-29 L12
J. A. , Mrs. 7-18-29 N2
J. W. , Mrs. 3-6-29 L12
Jack, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
James P. 1-9-29 Lll
Lola Victoria 2-5-29D LIO
Lola Victoria West 2-5-29D LIO
Lorene C. Gan 8-27-29 Nl
Mamie, Miss 5-13-29 L14
Mary E. 2-20-29 L2
N. M. 7-29-29 LIO
N. M. 7-29-29 N3
Robert 2-20-29 L2
S. A. 5-13-29 L14
Thomas W. 8-27-2 9MN1
MURRAY
A. Moody 6-18-29M L3
Arthur R. 10-20-29M N2C
Ben 10-25-29 L14
Ben 10-25-29 N6
Ben 10-26-29 N2
Ben 10-28-29 L12
Calvin Glen 10-27-29M NIB
Cornelius S. 7-13-29D L12
Cornelius S. 7-13-29D N14
Cornelius S. 7-14-29D N8C
Cornelius S. 7-15-29D L12
MURRAY (cont.)
Cornelius S. 7-16-29D N5
Cornelius S. 7-17-29D N14
Effie Pennington 9-18-29 L5
Ellen R. Willett 6-18-29 L3
Elton 10-25-29 N6
Elton 6-6-29 LI
Elton B. 10-25-29 L14
Elton B. 10-26-29 N2
Elton B. 10-28-29 L12
F. B. 5-13-29 L14
Harry 10-25-29 L14
Harry 10-25-29 N6
Harry 10-26-29 N2
Harry 10-28-29 L12
Helen 10-25-29 L14
Helen 10-25-29 N6
Helen 10-26-29 N2
Helen 10-28-29 L12
Jennie 2-4-29 LIO
L. H. 6-24-29 L12
Lorene Estes 10-27-29 NIB
Margaret 10-25-29 L14
Margaret 10-25-29 N6
Margaret 10-26-29 N2
Marguerite 10-28-29 L12
Marion 4-15-29 LIO
Mary Penny 7-13-29 L12
Mary Penny 7-13-29 N14
Mattie Jones 8-20-29 L14
Mattie Jones 8-20-29 N6
N. L. 7-20-29 L4
Nathaniel 8-28-29C L12
Oliver, Mrs. 12-28-29 L4
Oliver, Mrs. 4-24-29 L14
Rebeka Hadley 10-20-29 N2C
Sally Robertson 2-7-29 LIO
W. D. 5-13-29 L14
W. R. 4-20-29P L3
William D. 10-25-29D L14
William D. 10-25-29D N6
William D. 10-26-29D N2
William D. 10-27-29D N12A
William D. 10-2B-29D L12
William D., Mrs. 2-28-29 LIO
MUSE
Myrtle Spellers 12-25-29 N9
Robert Lee 12-25-29M N9
MUS GRAVE
Delia 7-20-29 L4
1097
MUSGRAVE (cont.)
Grace 7-23-29M LI
Grace 7-23-29M Nl
MUSSELMAN
Ella A. 3-3-29 LllA
MUST I ON
A. 7-1-29 Nl
John W. 7-1-29D Nl
MUTZ
Clyde 4-24-29D L14
Delia 4-24-29 L14
Earl 4-24-29 L14
Elmer 4-24-29 L14
Fred 4-24-29 L14
George 4-24-29 L14
Jacqueline 1-18-29 L
Josephine 1-18-29 L
Lawrence 4-24-29 L14
Lawrence E. 1-18-29DV L
Mary 4-24-29 L14
Mary C. 1-18-29DV L
Robert 1-18-29 L
MYERS
Adah 2-5-29 L3
Betty 2-5-29 L3
C. M. , Mrs. 2-22-29 L16
Chester 12-13-29M L3
Chester 12-14-29M Nl
Earl W. 2-5-29 L3
Edward Lafayette 1-26-29P L2
Elsworth 2-5-29 L3
Frankie Jean 1-10-29B N6
Frankie Jean 1-9-29B L8
Harry 5-13-29 L14
Inez Jenkins 12-13-29 L3
Inez Jenkins 12-14-29 Nl
Leland, Miss 2-5-29 L3
Nanie 7-22-29 LIO
Nanie 7-22-29 N9
Nannie 7-14-29 N8C
Pope G., Mrs. 4-25-29 LI
R. 1-26-29 L2
W. T. 1-10-29C N6
W. T. 1-9-29C L8
Walter C. 2-5-29 L3
family reunion 2-5-29 L3
MYNATT
Emma 7-19-29M LI
MYRATT
Emma 7-20-29M Nl
NABB
F. H. 11-24-29M N2B
Fannie Gold 11-24-29 N2B
NAGEL
Boyd 1-4-29 LI
Clarus 1-4-29 LI
Floyd 1-4-29 LI
George 1-4-2 9DV LI
George 1-6-29DV L
Kate 1-4-29DV LI
Kate 1-6-29DV L
Mayola 1-4-29 LI
Verne 1-4-29 LI
NAPIER
Foster L. 12-2-29 L4 •
Foster L. 12-2-29 N3
Roy Foster 12-2-29D L4
Roy Foster 12-2-29D N3
NAPPY
Albert L. 1-27-29D L5C
Albert L. 1-28-29D LB
NATION
Henry, Mrs. 10-26-29 L9
Henry, Mrs. 10-26-29 N15
NATIONAL CEMETERY
historical documents 8-22-29 L8
NATIONS
Becky 10-22-29 L20
Becky 10-22-29 N7
Bertha 10-22-29 L20
Bertha 10-22-29 N7
Etta 10-22-29 L20
Etta 10-22-29 N7
Frances 10-22-29 L20
Frances 10-22-29 N7
Harry 10-23-29D N6
Henry 10-22-29D L20
Henry 10-22-29D N7
Jennie 10-22-29 L20
Jennie 10-22-29 N7
Mabel 10-22-29 L20
Mabel 10-22-29 N7
NAVE
Clinton Spurlock 8-26-29 N12
H. L. 8-26-29M N12
I. J. 8-26-29 N12
NEAL
Alice 6-4-29M LI
Emma Bush 2-27-29 LIO
George A. 8-29-29D LI
1098
NEAL (cont.)
George A. 8-30-29D L18
George A. 8-30-2 9DN4
NEALE
Carrie J. 10-19-29 L4
NEARING
Fred C. 7-20-29 L8
Fred C, 7-21-29 N2A
Fred O. 7-22-29 LIO
Frederick C. 7-24-29 N5
H. E. , Mrs. 7-20-29D L8
Herman 7-20-29 L8
Herman F. 7-24-29 N5
Homer 7-20-29 LB
Homer 7-24-29 N5
Mary L. 7-21-29D N2A
Mary L. 7-22-29D LIO
Mary L. 7-24-29P N5
Mary L. Stevenson 7-21-29D N2A
Mary L. Steveson 7-20-29D L8
Ruby 7-24-2 9 N5
NEASE
June Ward 5-13-29 LIO
NEAVES
James, Mrs. 7-25-29 N2
NEE
Dan M. 1-26-29 L2
Dan M. 7-20-29 L4
T. E. 11-10-29 N6C
NEEDHAM
Myrtle 7-13-29 L12
NEFF
Etta 3-13-29 LIQ
Harry 3-13-29 LIO
L. J. 3-13-29D LIO
L. J. , Mrs . 10-14-29 L12
L. J., Mrs. 10-14-29 N12
Lora 3-13-29 LIO
Pearl 3-13-29 LIO
Roy 3-13-29 LIO
NEIL
J. M. , Mrs. 5-9-29 L14
NEILL
Benjamin G. 7-20-29P L4
David B. 7-20-29 L4
NELL
J. M. , Mrs. 5-9-29 L14
NELMS
9-19-29M L14
NELSON
Alberta 11-27-29M N7
Arminda 1-11-29 Nl
Betty Lois 8-18-29B N2A
Billy Morris 7-13-29B L8
Carolina L. 9-18-29D L5
Carolina L. 9-19-29D N2
Caroline I. 9-19-29D L18
Eulah Marie 2-20-29DV L2
Frances 1-11-29 Nl
Frank R. 8-18-29C N2A
Fred W. 9-18-29 L5
Fred W. 9-19-29 L18
Fred W. 9-19-29 N2
George H., Mrs. 1-25-29 L16
George H., Mrs. 1-25-29 N12
Howard L. 9-18-29 L5
Howard L. 9-19-29 L18
Howard L. 9-19-29 N2
J. W. , Mrs. 12-5-29 LI
J. W. , Mrs. 12-6-29 N5
James Drew 10-19-29? L4
Jewell, Mrs. 1-7-29 N2
John 2-20-29DV L2
Kathryn Jane 10-19-29P L4
Lola Gilbert 12-6-29 N5
Lola Gilbet 12-5-29 LI
Mary 12-6-29 N5
Maude G. 10-19-29 L4
Myrtle 12-5-29 LI
Myrtle 12-6-29 N5
Robert H. 1-11-29D Nl
Robert H. 1-24-29D N8
Roy 12-10-29D N3
Roy 12-15-29P Nl
Roy 12-5-29D LI
Roy 12-6-29D L14
Roy 12-6-29D N5
Roy 12-7-29D NIO
Roy 12-9-29D L3
Salome 1-11-29 Nl
Sara A. 1-21-29D L2
Sara A. 1-21-29D N6
W. D. 7-13-29C L8
NELTABARGER
Lottie 1-1-29D LIO
Lottie 1-2-29D L6
Lottie 1-2-29D NIO
Lottie 1-3-29D L8
Lottie 1-3-29D N12
1099
NETZER
John, Mrs. 9-30-29 N3
NEU
E. , Mrs . 1-4-29D N5
Flarah A. 1-5-29D N12
Flarah A. Shipman 1-4-29D N5
Florah A. 1-4-29D N5
NEVINS
Tom 12-23-29D L6
Tom 12-23-29D Nl
Tom 12-24-29D L12
Tom 12-24-29D N2
NEWBERRY
George 11-26-29D L7
George 11-26-29D N2
J. L. 11-26-29 L7
J. L. 11-26-29 N2
J. N. 11-26-29 L7
J. N. 11-26-29 N2
Ralph 11-26-29 L7
Ralph 11-26-29 N2
S. P. 8-24-29 L2
NEWBILL
Addie V. 7-20-29 L4
Esther 3-13-29 LIO
Esther 3-14-29 L12
John G. 10-26-29 L6
John G. 5-13-29 L14
Paul M. 7-20-29P L4
NEWCOM
Orgilis 9-11-29D L2
Origillaus 9-11-29D L2
Origillaus 9-12-29D L2
Origillaus 9-12-29D N2
Origillaus 9-13-29D N9
NEWELL
Thaddeus 3-5-29E L
NEWKIRK
Cecil E. 11-7-29D L14
Cecil E. 11-7-29D N2
Cecil E. 11-8-29D LB
Cecil E. 11-8-29D N16
Cecil E. 11-9-29D N2
Charles 11-21-29 L18
Charles 11-22-29 N16
Clara Maydean 3-20-29D LIO
Ernest 11-7-29 L14
Ernest 11-7-29 N2
Ernest 11-8-29 N16
Ernest 7-20-29P L4
NEWKIRK (cont.)
Irmalean 11-7-29 L14
Irmalean 11-7-29 N2
Irmalean 11-8-29 N16
James 11-21-29 L18
James 11-22-29 N16
Joe 11-21-29 LI 8
Joe 11-22-29 N16
L. B., Mrs. 11-21-29D LIB
L. B., Mrs. 11-22-29D N16
Levi 11-21-29 L18
Levi 11-22-29 N16
Levi 11-7-29 L14
Levi 11-8-29 LB
Levi 11-8-29 N16
Levi 11-9-29 N2
Levi 3-20-29 LIO
Levi 7-20-29 L4
Levil L. 11-7-29 N2
Nancy E. 11-21-29D L18
Nancy E. 11-22-29D N16
Nancy E. 11-23-29D LIO
Nancy E. 11-23-29D N2 .
Telia 11-22-29 N16
NEWMASTER
Harry, Mrs. 1-3-29 LB
Harry, Mrs. 1-4-29 N3
NEWSON
Margaret A. 5-8-29M LI
NEWSPAPER
Bolivar, MO 4-1-29 LIO
at Ash Grove 7-21-29 Nl
at Republic 7-21-29 Nl
extracts from 1B78 6-10-29 LI
first daily in Spfd 6-10-29 LI
first in Spfd 4-21-29 L3A
first in Spfd 6-14-29 L15
in Joplin 7-8-29 L14
local editors 3-8-29 LIO
new one in Spfd 1-3-29 Nl
NEWSPAPERS
in Ozark 9-20-29 L14
in Ozark, MO 9-11-29 L12
in Ozarks 5-3-29 L2
in Spfd 5-9-29 L16
in early Spfd 6-13-29 L5
NEWTON
Anna Louise 1-23-29B L8
Antice E. 4-30-29D L14
Asa 8-16-29 LI
1100
NEWTON (cont.)
Avy 8-16-29 LI
Dwight 5-13-29 L14
Dwight E. 1-26-29 L2
Effie G. 8-28-29DV N5
Elmer L. 8-28-29DV N5
Evelyn W. Bishop 2-7-29 LI
Garnie 8-16-29 LI
Howard 4-20-29P L3
James W. 2-7-29M LI
Jeff 1-23-29C L8
Job 1-26-29P L2
Job 6-10-29 LI
Joseph Edward 7-31-29 L14
Mamie Jo 8-16-29 LI
Wash A. 8-16-29D LI
NIBLER
Mike 10-19-29 L4
NICHOLAS
Pearl 11-2-29 L12
NICHOLS
Alice Knox 7-2-29 L12
Alice Knox 7-3-29 N5
Arthur D. 1-1-29D LIO
Arthur D. 1-1-29D N6
Arthur D. 1-2-29D L6
Arthur D. 1-2-29D NIO
Arthur D. 1-3-29 LIO
Billie Bob 1-31-29B L12
Charles Schneider 7-2-29D L12
Charles Schneider 7-3-29D N5
Clara Bret 4-25-29 L4
D. J. 1-15-29D L12
D. M. , Mrs. 1-1-29 N6
Danton H. 1-3-29 LIO
Dillaz-d 4-25-29M L4
Dora Ida 8-10-29E L4
Dora Ida 9-15-29E N2D
Dora Ida 9-16-29M L16
Esther 1-31-29 L12
G. W. 1-26-29 L2
G. W. 7-20-29 L4
J. C. 9-16-29 L16
John C. 4-25-29 L4
John C. 9-15-29 N2D
John C, Mrs. 8-10-29 L4
Laura Hawley 1-11-29 N5
Margaret Murray 10-25-29 L14
Margaret Murray 10-25-29 N6
Margaret Murray 10-26-29 N2
NICHOLS (cont.)
Marguerite Murray 10-28-29 L12
O. R. 1-31-29C L12
Wynona 12-30-29M L4
NICHOLSON
Catherine 12-25-29M LI
Catherine 12-25-29M N9
Georgia 8-18-29D N3A
James 12-25-29 LI
Kadire A. 10-19-29 L4
Lyman 10-19-29P L4
T. A. 5-13-29 L14
NICKEL
Emma 2-25-29D L6
Emma Goodman 2-25-29D L6
Helen 2-25-29 L6
NICKLE
Calvin George 9-15-29D N5A
Dan, Mrs. 7-7-29 N2A
Orville K. 9-15-29 N5A
NICKS
Bryan 4-6-29 LIO
Emma Sigler 4-5-29 L9
William 4-6-29 LIO
NIECE
Betty 12-17-29 L7
Newt 12-17-29D L7
NIELSON
Florence 7-20-29 L4
NILES
A. S. , Mrs. 11-25-29 N8
Claude A. 11-25-29 N8
Evelyn 11-25-29 N8
NISSEN
Margaret Anne 10-7-29M LI
NIX
Althear Hunt 12-3-29 L14
Althear Hunt 12-4-29 N4
John H. 12-3-29 L15
John H. 12-4-29 N4
Lona, Mrs. 10-12-29 L4
Thomas W. 12-3-29M L14
Thomas W. 12-4-29M N4
NIXON
B. , Mrs. 4-22-29 L12
E. E. , Mrs. 7-1-29 L14
E. E. , Mrs. 7-2-29 N3
Estelle Pierce 9-26-29 L2
Estelle Price 9-27-29 NIO
Jessamine J. 10-14-29P LI
1101
NIXON (cont.)
Joe S. 4-22-29 L12
John H. 10-17-29 L12
John H., Mrs. 10-11-29D N8
John H., Mrs. 10-12-29D N2
John H., Mrs. 10-14-29P LI
John Howard 10-17-29 L12
NOAH
Bertha Pittman 1-19-29D N6
Bertha Pittman 1-20-29D L2A
Bertha Pittman 1-22-29D L16
Bertha Pittman 1-22-29D NIO
Elvis 1-22-29 L16
Elvis 1-22-29 NIO
NOBLE
Charles, Mrs. 1-11-29 N5
NOBLETT
Columbus G. 10-7-29D N2
Columbus G. 10-8-29D N7
Edwin Sidney l-26-29t L2
Mary Isabel 1-26-29P L2
Roy 10-7-29 N2
NOBLETTE
Columbus C. 10-7-29D LIO
Effie E. 7-20-29 L4
Eldred Leon 7-20-29P L4
Roy 10-7-29 LIO
NOE
Burnice 6-4-29 LI
Clyde 6-3-29 LI
Clyde 6-4-29 LI
Clyde 6-5-29 L16
Frank 6-3-29 LI
Frank 6-4-29 LI
Frank 6-5-29 L16
Mark 6-3-29D LI
Mark S. 6-4-29D LI
Mark S. 6-5-29D L16
Pearl Jones 5-25-29 L8
NOEL
Ephraim P. 6-14-29 L15
NOLAND
Charles T. 3-31-29 L4B
Charles T. 6-24-29 L12
Ed 3-31-29 L4B
NOLEMAN
Walter A. 8-5-29D L12
Walter A. 8-5-29D N3
Walter A. 8-6-29D N2
B. E. 7-11-29 L12
B. E. 7-11-29 N12
Charles F. 7-4-29D
L8
Charles F. 7-5-29D
LIB
Charles F. 7-5-29D
N12
Charles F. 7-6-29D
L8
Charles F. 7-6-29D
N2
Edwin 7-4-29 L8
Jennie 7-11-29 L12
Jennie 7-11-29 N12
Joe B. 7-11-29 L12
Joe B. 7-11-29 N12
Joe E. 7-4-29 L8
Joe E. 7-5-29 LIB
Joe E. 7-5-29 N12
Joe E. 7-6-29 N2
NORMAN
Elda 5-28-29M L6
George 8-4-29 N3A
Idonna 9-6-29M Nl
J. B. 12-10-29 LI
Mary L. 10-19-29P
L4
R. M. 5-28-29 L6
Tom 8-4-29 N3A
NORRIS
A. P. , Mrs . 11-21-
29D
L18
A. P., Mrs. 11-22-
29D
L9
A. P. , Mrs. 11-22-
29D
N16
A. P., Mrs. 11-23-
29D
N2
Cora A. 11-21-29 L18
Cora A. 11-22-29 N16
Hugh 11-21-29 L18
Hugh 11-22-29 N16
Max P. 11-21-29 LIB
Max P. 11-22-29 N16
Raymond 11-21-29 LIB
Raymond 11-22-29 N16
Roy 11-21-29 LIB
Roy 11-22-29 N16
NORSTROM
Mrs. 12-9
J.
J.
J,
2 9 L2
Mrs .
Mrs .
12
12
•9-29 N12
■10-29 N3
E.
E.
F,
NORTH
Becky Nations 10-22-29 L20
Becky Nations 10-22-29 N7
L. P. , Mrs. 11-9-29 L8
L. P. , Mrs. 11-9-29 N2
Rebecca 10-26-29 L9
1102
NORTH (cont.)
Rebecca 10-26-29 N15
NORTHCOTT
Clarence 4-29-29 LIO
Flora 4-29-29 LIO
NORTHINGTON
George 10-26-29M N4
Irma MgMaster 10-26-29 N4
NORTH IP
Fannie 9-7-29 L9
Fannie 9-7-29 N115
NORTHRIP
Dwight O. 7-3-29 L4
Fannie 8-28-29 L2
Fannie 8-29-29 LIO
G. W. , Mrs. 8-28-29 N3
George W. 7-3-29 L4
J. H. 7-3-29 L4
Norvel 7-3-29 L4
Wanda 7-3-29M L4
Wanda J. 7-2-29M LI
Wanda J. 7-3-29M Nl
NORTHRUP
Fanny 8-29-29 N9
0. E. 10-3-29 L2
0. E. 10-3-29 N6
O. E. 10-4-29 N7
0. E. 10-5-29 N3
Richard 10-5-29D L8
Richard 10-5-29D N3
Richard W. 10-3-29D L2
Richard W. 10-3-29D N6
Richard W. 10-4-29D N7
W. M. 10-3-29 L2
W. M. 10-3-29 N6
W. M. 10-4-29 N7
W. M. 10-5-29 N3
NORTON
Bessie 7-30-29 L3
Bessie 7-31-29 L14
Bessie Smith 7-30-29 L3
George 5-17-29DV LI
Irene Keller 7-28-29 NIC
Joe 7-28-29M NIC
Joseph Edward 7-30-29 L3
Joseph Edward 7-31-29 L14
Katherine S. 5-17-29DV LI
NOVE
Clinton Spurlock 8-26-29 N12
H. L. 8-26-29M N12
NOVE (cont.)
I. J. 8-26-29 N12
NOWLIN
Clyde H. 12-13-29DV N5
Minnie Ann 12-13-29DV N5
NUGENT
Ellen 12-25-29 L14
Eva 12-25-29 L14
Eva 12-25-29 N2
Grace Mae 12-25-29 L14
Grace Mae 12-25-29 N2
Joseph B. 12-25-29D L14
Joseph R. 12-25-29D N2
Joseph R. 12-26-29D LB
Joseph R. 12-26-29D NIO
Joseph R. 12-27-29D N2
Martha 12-25-29 L14
Martha 12-25-29 N2
S. Ellen 12-25-29 N2
William 12-25-29 L14
William 12-25-29 N2
NUNLEY
Charles 4-25-29 L5
Charles 4-25-29 Ll5
Irma 4-25-29 L5
Irma Ellison 4-25-29 Ll5
Sylvia 4-25-29 Ll5
NUNN
John 9-26-29D L2
John L. 9-26-29 L2
NUSS
Adam 3-17-29D L3C
NUSTEANT
Mary Stout 4-25-29 L12
NUTTING
Grace Putman 10-7-29 LIO
OBANNON
Dorothy 12-2-29M L12
Dorothy 12-2-2 9M N4
Floyd 12-2-29 L12
Floyd 12-2-29 N4
OBRIEN
A. 11-10-29 N6C
Edith Pauline 4-20-29P L3
James W. 10-19-29 L4
James W. 3-10-29 L2A
James William 10-9-29M Nl
John A. 3-10-29 L2A
John J. 11-18-29M L4
John J. 11-19-29M N7
1103
OBRIEN (cont.)
John J. 11-20-29M L18
John J. 11-21-2 9M N4
Margaret R. Ryan 11-18-29 L4
Margaret Ryan 11-19-29 N7
Margaret Ryan 11-20-29 LIB
Margaret Ryan 11-21-29 N4
Mary A. 3-10-29 L2A
Mildred 8-15-29 LIO
Verba Street 10-9-29 Nl
OBRYANT
Belle Swearengin 12-24-29 N2
Belle Swearingen 12-24-29 L12
Frances Jackson 8-9-29 L20
Frances Jackson 8-9-29 N6
OCHBURG
Amu Steake 6-17-29 LIO
Gene 6-17-29C LIO
OCKERMAN
Hilda 8-29-29M Nl
OCOBOCK
David 2-23-29 LIO
Fred A. 2-23-29 LIO
Fred A. 2-24-29 L5B
Gene L. 2-23-29D LIO
Gene L. 2-24-29D L5B
Herbert 2-23-29 LIO
Marguerite 2-23-29 LIO
Mary 2-23-29 LIO
OCTOBOCK
Jennie Pullar 9-30-29 L
ODAY
Alexander C. 10-19-29P L4
Alexander G. 10-19-29P L4
Eleanor M. 10-19-29P L4
John 6-24-29 L12
Marie Jane 10-19-29P L4
Martha M. 10-19-29 L4
Robert C. 10-19-29P L4
ODELL
Daisy 8-25-29 N7A
Leonard, Mrs. 10-4-29 N8
Mary A. 2-12-29D L12
Ocie, Mrs. 8-20-29 LIB
Sam 3-31-29 L4B
ODWYER
Ed, Mrs. 11-29-29 L24
Ed, Mrs. 11-29-29 N12
OESCH
Christian 10-10-29 L2
OESCH (cont.)
Emil 10-10-29 L2
Ernest 10-10-29 L2
Eugene 10-10-29 L2
Fred 10-10-29 L2
Godred 10-10-29D L2
Maude 10-10-29 L2
Minnie 10-10-29 L2
OGDEN
Frances P. 12-4-29M L2
OGLE
Sam 12-16-29D NB
OHLEN
Harriet 5-2B-29 LI
OKELLEY
Jewell 12-27-29M NIO
OKELLY
J. N. , Mrs. 10-23-29 N4
Jewell 12-26-29M LI
OLDHAM
Billie 4-16-29D L14
W. F. 4-16-29D L14
OLD TIMERS
here 50 years, list 5-23-29 L14
OLENDORF
George F. 11-13-29 L8
George F. 11-13-29 NIO
George F. 11-14-29 L16
George F. 11-14-29 N3
George F. 11-15-29 L2
George F. 11-15-29 N16
George H. 10-17-29 L12
George H., Mrs. 11-13-29D LB
George H., Mrs. 11-13-29D NIO
George H., Mrs. 11-14 -29D L16
George H., Mrs. 11-14-29D N3
George H., Mrs. 11-15-29D L2
George H., Mrs. 11-15-29D N16
OLINGER
Gladys M. 12-29-29 NIB
OLIVER
Benton 1-26-29P L2
Benton 7-20-29P L4
Charles 7-20-29 L8
Gertrude 7-20-29 L8
J. D. , Mrs. 6-17-29 L5
Mable Lorene 10-19-29P L4
Paul 1-26-29 L2
Paul 7-20-29 L4
R. J. , Mrs. 7-15-29 L12
1104
OLIVER (cont.)
R. J. , Mrs. 7-16-29 N5
Sarah, Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
William 7-20-29 L8
OLLIE
Louis E. 7-8-29 Nl
Louis E. 7-9-29 L2
Louis E. 8-11-29 NIB
OLLIS
A. W. 10-23-29 L6
Alfred 10-23-29 L6
Charles T. 10-23-29 L6
Fletcher 10-23-29 L6
Lawrence 10-23-29 L6
Louis E. 7-8-29 Nl
Louis E. 7-9-29 L14
R. A. 10-23-29 L6
OMEARA
Charles 11-21-29 L18
Charles 11-22-29 N16
James 11-21-29 L18
James 11-22-29 N16
Kate 11-21-29 L18
Kate 11-22-29 N16
Phil 11-21-29D L18
Phil 11-22-29D N16
Phil 11-23-29D N2
ONEAL
Dennis 2-8-29 L9
Dennis, Mrs. 8-23-29 LI
George Elmo 10-19-29P L4
Mary Lois Fleming 10-19-29 LIO
Orin A. 10-19-29M LIO
Suzanne 12-2-29 L12
Suzanne 12-2-29 N4
Zetta 10-19-29 L4
ONEARA
Phil 11-22-29D L9
ONE ILL
Charles 5-24-29E L6
Charles 6-29-29M L5
Charles A. 2-15-29 L
Charles C. 6-28-29M LI
Frances Kelly 6-28-29 LI
Frances Kelly 6-29-29 L5
Nora 2-15-29M L
ONTEN
Minnie Henry 7-19-29 L20
Minnie Henry 7-19-29 N8
OPENHEIMER
Sol T. , Mrs. 7-27-29 N5
ORAHOOD
J. A. , Mrs. 3-1-29 L13
ORAHOODA
J. A. , Mrs. 3-2-29 LIO
ORENDORFF
Elsie N. 5-17-29DV LI
Thomas 5-17-29DV LI
OREL
Elizabeth 1-13-29 L3B
Tempa 1-13-29 L3B
ORR
C. H. 3-8-29 L21
Houston 10-26-29 L6
Lycurgas 10-26-29 L6
Ola S. 1-26-29 L2
Sample 10-26-29 L6
Solon 10-26-29 L6
OSAGE INDIANS
account of 6-14-29 L15
OSBORN
Flossie Wolf 8-15-29 LIO
Marion 8-15-29M LIO
OSTERHOLDT
John, Mrs. 3-23-29 LIO
OSTRAN
Peter 3-10-29D L3B
OTRADOVEC
Joseph 10-30-29M Nl
Lena Wilson 10-30-29 Nl
OTT
Cora B. 6-21-29 LI
Cora B., Miss 5-13-29 L14
OTTERSON
Andrew 8-11-29D N12A
Andrew 8-12-29D N2
Andrew 8-14-29 L
Andy 5-13-29 L14
OWEN
Almus P. 10-3-29M N6
Anderson, Mrs. 4-2-29 L14
Annie Beierle 4-6-29 L6
Beatrice 12-30-29M LIO
C. J. 4-20-29 L3
Chancy Louis 1-26-29P L2
Clarence G. 4-20-29P L3
Ella May 4-16-29D L14
Elsie Miller 4-24-29 L14
Felix G. 10-22-29 N6
1105
OWEN (cont.)
Felix G. 4-20-29 L3
Frank 11-4-29 L12
Frank 11-4-29 NIO
Frank F. 1-26-29 L2
Frank, Mrs. 4-30-29 L14
Frank, Mrs. 5-1-29 L12
Gertrude 2-11-29M LI
H. P. 1-22-29 Nl
Helen 4-16-29 L14
J. F. 12-30-29 LIO
J. H. , Mrs . 4-16-29D L14
Leonard H. 4-16-29 L14
Lera 11-4-29 L12
Lucy 4-20-29 L3
May 4-16-29D L14
Merle Meese 10-3-29 N6
Robert P. 4-16-29 L14
Rush, Mrs. 12-3-29 LIO
Sallie 11-4-29 L12 '
Sallie 11-4-29 NIO
Sarah R. 4-20-29P L3
Sarah R., Mrs. 10-22-29P N6
Tom 11-4-29 L12
Tom 11-4-29 NIO
W. H. , Mrs. 5-7-29 L12
family reunion 9-19-29 N4
OWENS
Curtis R. 1-2-29M N4
Dorothy 4-23-2 9M L6
Guy 2-17-29C L5B
Mary Matthews 2-2-29 LI
Ray 12-16-29 L6
Ray 12-16-29 N2
S. H. 5-18-29 L3
Velma Cox 1-2-29 N4
W. C. , Mrs . 1-8-29 N12
Wade 4-23-29 L6
infant 12-16-29D L6
infant 12-16-29D N2
OZARK, MO
newspapers there 9-11-29 L12
OZARKS
scenery 10-9-29 L
OZARKS STANDARD
first newspaper 4-21-29 L3A
OZARK STANDARD
first newspaper 6-14-29 L15
PACE
Bessie I. 8-24-29 N12
PACE (cont.)
Roy M. 8-24-29 N12
PACHLHOFFER
Charles 12-25-29 NIO
PADGETT
Bissell 11-5-29DV L5
C. C. 1-23-29 L8
C. C. 1-24-29 N12
Mildred Thompson 11-5-29DV L5
T. E. 1-23-29 L8
T. E. 1-24-29 N12
W. M. 1-23-29 L8
W. M. 1-24-29 N12
William T. 1-23-29D L8
William T. 1-24-29D N12
PAGE
Alfred 4-1-29 L3
Alfred 5-28-29 L16
Alfred 8-25-29 NIC
B. F. , Mrs. 4-13-29 L6
B. F. , Mrs. 4-15-29 LIO
Bessie I. 8-23-29DV LIB
C. W. 9-9-2 9DL4
C. W. 9-9-29D NIC
Charles W. 9-15-29D N6C
Charles W. 9-4-29D L5
Charles W. 9-5-29D L4
Charles W. 9-5-29D N2
Charles W. 9-6-29D N3
Charles W. 9-7-29D LB
Charles W. 9-7-29D N2
Charles W., Mrs. 10-23-29D L14
Charles W., Mrs. 10-23-29D N2
Charles W., Mrs. 10-24-29D L12
Charles W., Mrs. 10-24-29D N3
Charles, Mrs. 10-25-29D N6
Ed 9-5-29 L4
Ed 9-5-29 N2
Evelyn 5-13-29D LIO
J. G. 5-13-29 LIO
Kate 10-23-29D L14
Kate 10-23-29D N2
Kate 10-24-29D L12
Kate 10-24-29D N3
Kate 10-25-29D N6
King 5-13-29 LIO
Loretta 1-18-29 L
P. W. 9-15-29 N6C
Paul 3-B-29 LIO
Roy M. 8-23- 2 9DV LI 8
1106
PAGE (cont.)
PALM ITER
T. W. 10-23-29 L14
A. J. 7-20-29 L4
T. W. 10-23-29 N2
PANTER
T. W. 10-24-29 L12
Darcus, Mrs. 3-30-29D L6
T. W. 9-5-29 L4
Harry 3-30-29 L6
T. W. 9-5-29 N2
PARADE
T. W. 9-6-29 N3
centennial 6-18-29 LI
T. W. 9-7-29 L8
PARIS
T. W. 9-7-29 N2
Susan 3-31-29D L3B
PAGEANT
Vera 2-24-29M L3C
centennial 6-11-29 LI
PARISH
centennial 6-21-29 LI
Albert H. 10-7-29D LIO
PAINTER
Albert H. 10-7-29D NIO
Emil 8-13-29D N12
Anna H. 7-24-29DV L14
Jacob 4-21-29 L3A
Anna H. 7-25-29DV N14
Leslie, Mrs. 12-23-29 N2
Anna H. 9-13-29DV LI
Leslie, Mrs. 12-24-29 N2
Felix 0. 7-25-29DV N14
Letha Erbentruth 12-23-29 L12
Felix Oliver 7-24-29DV L14
Sidney, Mrs. 12r22-29 NIOA
Geneva 7-13-29 N6
W. E. 8-12-29D LI •
Ollie 8-6-29 NIO
W. E. 8-13-29D L4
Ollie Stanley 8-2-29 LI
W. F. 8-13-29D N12
Ollie, Mrs. 8-6-29 L12
PAKE
Ray 7-13-29 N6
Mattie B. 4-20-29P L3
Velma 7-12-29 L9
PALLETT
Velma 7-13-29 N6
Sarah Frances 10-19-29P L4
PARK
PALMER
Audrey 6-10-29 L5
Agnes Payne 2-24-29 L3D
Harry M. 9-14-29 N6
Archer K. 5-24-29 L6
J. C. 9-14-29 N6
Beulah 7-9-29 L14
M. C. 9-14-29D N6
Beulah 7-9-29 L2
M. C. 9-15-29D N5A
Dorothy 1-13-29M L7B
M. C. 9-16-29D N12
Duemler 4-20-29P L3
William M. 9-14-29 N6
George P. 4-20-29 L3
PARKER
George R. 4-8-29M LI
Billy 10-1-29D L8
J. H. 11-10-29 N6C
Billy 10-1-29D N3
James 7-9-2 9 L14
Carl 7-1-29 L14
James H. 7-8-29 Nl
Carl 7-2-29 N3
James H. 7-9-29 L2
E. L. 7-1-29 L14
Lelia 4-20-29P L3
E. L. 7-2-29 N3
Lola Louise Morris 4-8-29 LI
Elaine 8-10-29 L4
M. C. , Mrs. 7-8-29D Nl
Ernest L. 7-1-29D L14
M. C. , Mrs. 8-11-29D NIB
Ernest L. 7-2-29D N3
M. D. , Mrs. 7-9-29D L14
Garvin 10-1-29 L8
M. D. , Mrs. 7-9-29D L2
Garvin 10-1-29 N3
Murl 2-24-29M L3D
J. W. , Mrs. 10-23-29 N4
Orin R. 5-24-29 L6
J. W. , Mrs. 12-21-29 L8
Skeeter 5-24-29 L6
James 10-1-29 L8
William T. 1-13-29 L7B
James 10-1-2 9 N3
Jeanie 10-1-29 L8
1107
PARKER (cont.
Jeanie W.
John 10-1
John
Karl
Karl
Kate
10-1-29 N3
2 9 N3
J. 8-16-29M L7
10-1-29 L8
10-1-29 N3
Early 7-1-29 L14
Kate Early 7-2-29 N3
Lora Ethel Holmes 8-16-29 L7
R. S. , Mrs. 3-17-29 L5C
Suzanna 2-25-29D L6
Suzanna 2-27-29D LIO
Suzanna Truman 2-25-29D L6
Suzanna Truman 2-26-29D L12
Tom 10-1-29 L8
Tom 10-1-29 N3
W. P. 10-1-29D LB
W. P. 10-1-29D N3
William L. 1-26-29P L2
L. 7-20-29P 'LA
R. , Mrs. 8-10-29 L4
William
William
PARKS
. 10-12-29 L4
. 10-12-29 N2
. 10-13-29 N13A
. 8-26-29 L12
. 8-27-29 N6
29 L16
10-10-29 N4
10-10-29 N4
10-9-29 L16
10-10-29M N4
10-9-29M L16
7-21-29E N5B
■26-29 L12
C. W. , Mrs
C. W. , Mrs
C. W., Mrs
C. W., Mrs
C. W. , Mrs
Dean 10-9-
Dean, Mr-s .
George D
George D
Margaret
Margaret
Margaret
Maude
PARNELL
Herbert Hadley 1-26-29P
Herbert Hadley 7-20-29P
J. W. 1-26-29 L2
J. W. 7-20-29 L4
PARRIGAN
Ed 10-13-29A N2B
PARRIGON
Luther 11-24-29C N2B
PARRISH
Eli 5-22-29 L14
Elizabeth 7-5-29D L12
Elizabeth 7-6-29D LB
Elizabeth 7-6-29D N2
H. M. 7-5-29 L12
L2
L4
PARRISH (cont.)
H. M. 7-6-29 N2
Joseph E. 7-5-29 L12
Joseph E. 7-6-29 L8
Joseph E. 7-6-29 N2
Lizzie, Miss 5-13-29 L14
PARROT
Ruth 12-27-29 L3
Ruth 12-28-29 N12
PARROTT
Malissa 7-11-29 L12
Mallas, Mrs. 7-11-29 N14
PARSON
Carrie Cowan 3-30-29 L6
John G. 8-12-29 L12
John G. 8-13-29 N4
Pauline 8-12-29M L12
Pauline 8-13-29M N4
PARSONS
Bonnie Furgason 7-2-29 LI
Bonnie M. Furgason 7-3-29 Nl
Charles 8-7-29 L16
Clarence S. 7-2-29M LI
Clarence S. 7-3-29M Nl
PARTEN
E. T. , Mrs. 3-19-29 L14
Florence 9-30-29 LIO
George 5-15-29 L7
PARTRIDGE
Alta 1-13-29 L3B
PASLEY
Gladys 8-18-29M NIB
Maud 4-30-29 L15
Maude Frost 4-23-29 L12
Ruby 11-4-29 N8
PATE
Beryl Geraldine 7-20 -29P L4
Clyde A. 7-20-29 L4
H. L. , Mrs. 6-17-29 LIO
Helen 7-1-29 L14
Helen 7-1-29 N2
James 7-1-29 L14
James 7-1-29 N2
Jerry 7-1-29D L14
Jerry 7-1-29D N2
Jerry 7-2-29D L12
Jerry 7-2 -2 9D N3
Perry 7-1-29 L14
Perry 7-1-29 N2
Perry 7-2-29 L12
1108
PATE (cont.)
Perry 7-2-2 9 N3
R. L. 5-13-29 L14
PATRIOT
Springfield newspaper 6-10-29
a newspaper 6-11-29 L12
PATTEN
Mayme Chapman 7-29-29 L3
Mayme Chapman 7-30-29 L3
Maymie Chapman 7-29-29 Nl
Maymie Chapman 7-30-29 N3
PATTERSON
Albert R. 2-18-29D L8
Allen 11-13-29 LI
Allen 11-14-29 L16
Allen 11-14-29 N12
Aubrey 4-20-29P L3
B. T. 2-18-29 L8
Belle 2-18-29 L8
C. B. 2-18-29 L'8
C. J. 5-13-29 L14
C. R. 2-18-29 L8
C. T. 8-23-29 L2
C. W. 8-13-29C L16
C. W. 8-14-29C L14
Charles 2-4-29 LI
Christine 2-4-29D LI
Clarence 1-10-29 LIO
Clarence 1-11-29 N5
Clarence Elmer 8-14-29B L14
Cyrus H. 5-13-29 L14
Daniel E. 1-10-29D LIO
Edith 10-1-29M Nl
Eliza 11-13-29 LI
Eliza 11-14-29 L16
Eliza 11-14-29 N12
Eva 2-18-29 L8
Frank 4-20-29 L3
G. H. , Jr. 5-13-29 L14
G. M. 10-15-29 N5
Gideon M. 5-13-29 L14
Howard A. 7-20-29 L4
J. D. , Mrs. 9-15-29 N5A
J. S. 8-15-29 N6
J. W. , Mrs. 12-21-29 N7
John 2-14-29C L12
John A. 7-20-29P L4
John A., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
John David 2-14-29B L12
John S. 8-5-29 N3
PATTERSON (cont.)
L. Magill, Mrs. 9-30-29 LIO
Lee 11-13-29D LI
Lee 11-14-29D N12
LI Lee A. 11-14-29D L16
Lee, Mrs. 11-17-29 N6C
Letha A. 10-15-29P N5
M. F. 11-10-29 N6C
Maggie 11-13-29 LI
Maggie 11-14-29 L16
Maggie 11-14-29 N12
Margaret 11-13-29 LI
Margaret 11-14-29 L16
Margaret 11-14-29 N12
Margaret 11-17-29 N6C
Mary 11-14-29 L16
Mary 12-5-29 L14
Mary 12-6-29 L16
Mary D. 11-13-29 LI
Mary D. 11-14-29 N12
Mildred 9-15-29M NIC
■ Mildred Lucille 2-18-29 L8
Nathaniel E. 1-11-29D N5
Orin 5-13-29 L14
Orin, Mrs. 4-2-29 L14
Orin, Mrs. 4-3-29 L8
Otis 5-13-29 L14
Roscoe C. 5-13-29 L14
S. D. , Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
S. L. 8-15-29P N6
S. L. , Mrs. 5-7-29 L7
Stanton L. 8-5-29D N3
Susan 8-5-29 N3
Thomas 3-1-29 LI
Thomas 6-14-29 LI 5
Virgil 8-30-29C LI
Virgil 8-31-29C N20
W. C. 1-11-29 N5
W. G. 1-10-29 LIO
W. P. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
PATTERSON SPRING
settled 6-14-29 L15
PATTON
Ethel 10-20-29M NIA
H. E. 5-13-29 L14
Homer 3-25-29 L7
Mac 1-6-29D L6C
Percy 1-6-29 L6C
Roy 1-6-29 L6C
1109
PATTON ALLEY
article about 8-20-29 L12
PAUL
Emma 12-10-29 Nl
Margaret Parks 10-10-29 N4
Margaret Parks 10-9-29 L16
Samuel Houston 10-10-29M N4
Samuel Houston 10-9-29M L16
Samuel Houston 7-21-29E N5B
PAULEY
Sophia, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Will F. 5-13-29 L14
PAWCETT
W. C. , Mrs . 9-18-29 L5
PAXSON
Anna Belle 6-29-29D Nl
Bell Keet 6-26-29D L14
Belle K. 6-28-29D N7
Belle Keet 6-27-29D L12
Belle, Mrs. 5-13-29'l14
Charles 6-30-29 N4A
Ellis 6-30-29 N4A
Ely 6-30-29 N4A
Ely 7-19-29 L22
Ely, Mrs. 6-26-29D L14
Ely, Mrs. 6-27-29D L12
Ely, Mrs. 6-28-29D N7
Ely, Mrs. 6-29-29D Nl
Morris 6-30-29 N4A
Parker 6-30-29 N4A
PAXTON
Frank J. 7-15-29M LI
Frank J. 7-16-29M Nl
Frank J. 7-16-29M N2
Lula M. Wood 7-15-29 LI
Lulu M. Wood 7-15-29 LI
Lulu M. Wood 7-16-29 Nl
Lulu M. Wood 7-16-29 N2
PAYNE
A. O., Mrs. 10-23-29 L14
A. 0. , Mrs. 10-23-29 N2
A. O., Mrs. 10-24-29 L12
A. 0. , Mrs. 9-15-29 N6C
Agnes 2-24-29M L3D
C. W. 7-20-29 L4
D. J., Mrs. 12-25-29D L14
D. J. , Mrs. 12-25-29D N2
D. J., Mrs. 12-26-29D NIO
Daniel J., Mrs. 12-24-29D L12
Daniel J., Mrs. 12-24-29D N2
PAYNE (cont.)
Ed 9-4-29 L5
Lulu G. Foster 11-18-29 N12
Lulu Gertrude Foster 11-18-29 L16
Mary Malone 7-7-29 N2A
Maude J. 12-25-29D L14
Maude L. 12-24-29D L12
Maude L. 12-24-29D N2
Maude L. 12-25-29D N2
Maude L. 12-26-29D NIO
Otis, Mrs. 9-5-29 L4
Otis, Mrs. 9-5-29 N2
Otto, Mrs. 9-4-29 L5
T. W. 9-4-29 L5
PAYNTER
Jackson 12-5-29 L16
PEABODY
L. W. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
PEACHER
J. W. 6-24-29 L12
J. W. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
J. W. , Mrs . 6-18-29 L5
Roy 5-13-29 L14
PEACOCK
Marie B. 9-13-29DV LI
Marie D. 8-13-29DV L6
Tobie B. 8-13-29DV L6
Tobie B. 9-13-29DV LI
PEAK
Helen 5-25-29M L4
R. T., Mrs. 10-16-29 L12
R. T., Mrs. 10-16-29 N14
Robert P. 5-25-29 L4
PEALE
R. O. 2-6-29C LIO
Raymond Otis 2-6-29B LIO
PEARL
Fred La, Mrs. 6-7-29 LI
PEAROT
Opal Sims 2-27-29 LI
Raymond 2-27-29M LI
PEARSON
Chloris Louise 8-19-29DV L4
Helen E. Jones 8-19-29 L15
John 6-18-29DV L16
John E. 8-19-29M L15
Paul Edgar 8-19-29DV L4
Rachel 6-18-29DV L16
PEASE
Bess Harlin 9-25-29 N6
1110
PEASE (cont.)
Frank 9-25-29 N6
Langston 9-25-29M N6
PECK
Antoinette 10-29-29D L12
Antoinette 10-30-29D L8
Antoinette Eastburn 10-29-29D
Antoinette Eastburn 10-30-29D
Antoinette Eastburn 10-30-29D
Daisy 7-15-29 L12
Daisy L. 7-16-29 N5
Emmett, Mrs. 10-29-29D L12
Emmett, Mrs. 10-30-29D L8
Emmett, Mrs. 10-30-29D N2
F. C. 7-15-29 L12
Inez McDaniel 1-25-29 L16
James 10-19-29 L4
John H., Mrs. 8-11-29 N12A
Libby 7-15-29 L12
Libby 7-16-29 n'5
0. F. 7-15-29 L12
0. F. 7-16-29 N5
Oscar 8-30-29C L18
Oscar L. 8-31-29C Nl
Oscar Lee 8-30-29B L18
Oscar Leslie 8-31-29B Nl
S. C. 7-16-29 N5
Samuel C. 7-15-29D L12
Samuel C. 7-16-29D N5
PEDEN
Lillie Putman 10-7-29 LIO
PEEBLES
Alice King 1-3-29 L8
Alice King 1-4-29 N3
Clara Robertson 7-20-29 L12
May 3-14-29M L4
Richard 7-20-29M L12
PEEK
John H., Mrs. 8-12-29 N2
Joseph P. 3-1-29 L6
PEELER
George 1-4-29 N5
PEEPLES
Fay 7-14-29E N2D
Fay 8-22-29M L12
G. F. 8-22-29 L12
George F. 3-14-29 L4
May 3-14-29M L4
PEERS
Edna 7-23-29 L12
PEERS (cont.)
Rhoda, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
PEIFFER
D. F. 11-4-29 N9
D. F. 11-4-29D L12
D. T. 10-31-29 L2
L12 D. T. 9-8-29 N12B
L8 Dave 10-31-29 N7
N2 Ida Chapman 9-3-29 LIO
Ida Chapman 9-4-29 L12
Ida Chapman 9-4-29 N5
John 10-31-29 L2
John 10-31-29 N7
Marie 10-31-29D L2
Marie 10-31-29D N7
Marie 11-1-29D L24
Marie 11-4-29D L12
Marie 11-4-29D N9
Marie Hoffeld 10-31-29D N7
Marie Hoffelt 10-31-29D L2
Marie Hoffelt 11-1-29D L24
Marie Hoffelt 11-1-29D N14
PELCHER
Alta Shelby 1-15-29 N7
PELL
Eva Garrison 7-11-29 Nl
Van 7-11-29M Nl
PELSEY
Pearl 4-2-29 L14
PELTZ
Earl 1-22-29 L16
J. E. 9-28-29D L8
Joe 10-3-29D L2
Joe 10-3-29D N6
Joe 10-4-29D N7
Joe 10-5-29D L8
Joe 10-5-29D N3
Nelle 9-28-29 L8
0. M. , Mrs. 1-22-29P L16
Orlena M. 1-17-29D LIO
Orlena M. Perryman 1-17-29D LIO
W. T. 1-17-29 LIO
W. T. 1-22-29 L16
PEMBERTON
Claudia 10-1-29M N4
W. R. 10-1-29 N4
PENDERGRAFT
Floyd 6-27-29D L2
James 6-27-29 L2
1111
Mrs. 6-24-29 LIO
PENDLETON
Richard I
PENLAND
Charles E. 5-13-29 L14
H. J. 5-13-29 L14
PENN
Dorothy Wilburn 3-28-29D L12
PENNEL
Curtis 2-19-29 .L2 0
James Pharis 2-19-29D L20
James Pharis 2-20-29D L2
Julia 2-19-29 L20
Lee 2-19-29 L20
PENNELL
Curtis 2-20-29 L2
Fay Spraggins 5-17-29D LI
Hildred 2-20-29 L2
T. C. , Mrs. 5-17-29D LI
PENNINGTON
Ed 9-18-29 L5
Ed 9-18-29 N2
Effie 9-18-29 L5
Effie 9-18-29 N2
Fred 9-18-29 L5
Fred 9-18-29 N2
Welcome 9-18-29D L5
Welcome 9-18-29D N2
Will 9-18-29 L5
Will 9-18-29 N2
PENNY
Cora Blankenship 5-7-29 L14
Mary 7-13-29 L12
Mary 7-13-29 N14
PENRICK
J. , Mrs. 12-22-29 N12B
PENROT
Raymond 2-27-29M LI
PENTECOST
C. E. , Mrs. 7-15-29 L12
PENTZER
, Mrs. 5-6-29D L12
. 5-3-29D L2
. 5-2-29D L12
. 8-9-29P N5
Mrs. 5-2-29D L12
Mrs. 5-3-29D L2
Mrs. 5-6-29D L12
PERING
C. H. 8-18-29 N2B
C. 0. 8-18-29 N2B
W. E. 8-18-29 N2B
PERKIN
Marjorie Ruth 9-
Noel 9-5-29C L4
PERKINS
Beulah Marie 12-20
Carl 12-23-29M LI
Constantine 4-21-2
Daisy 1-14-29 LIO
Daisy Dillday 1-15
Emmaline 7-20-29P
Emmaline L. 1-26-2
Ernest 9-20-29M L2
James 7-20-29P L4
Leona Wilson 9-20-
M. L., Mrs. 12-29-
M. L., Mrs. 5-29-2
Madison L., Mrs. 1
Mary 6-11-29 LI
Oscar 5-1-29D L12
5-29B L4
-29M Nl
9 L3A
-29 N7
L4
9P L2
4
29 L24
29 NIB
9D LIO
2-23-29 LI
Mrs. 1-5-29 N12
Harry E
Mary E .
Mary F .
Mary F.
P. H
P. H
P. H
PEPPARD
G. S
Mrs. 7-22-29 LIO
William,
PERRY
Bonnie Floyd 9-13-
Bonnie Floyd 9-13-
Bonnie Floyd 9-14-
George T. B. 8-2 9-
George T. B. 8-30-
Grace 8-29-29 LIO
Libby Peck 7-15-29
FERRYMAN
Benjamin F. 1-24-2
J. H. 4-12-29 L28
John 1-17-29 LIO
O. W. 4-12-29P L28
Orlena M. 1-17-29
PERSELL
Hazel Greenwade 5-
Thomas A. 5-27-29M
PERSON
Joe 12-24-29D L8
PETERS
Albert 3-2-29 LIO
Albert 3-3-29 L2B
Anna Chapman 9-3-29 LIO
Anna Chapman 9-4-2 9 N5
George 3-1-29D LI
George 3-2-29D LIO
29 L24
29 N9
29 N9
29D LIO
2 9D N2
L12
9D L8
LIO
27-29 L8
L8
1112
PETERS (cont.)
George 3-3-29D L2B
James 3-3-29 L2B
Joe 9-8-29 N12B
Ray 6-4-29C L14
Ray Gary 6-4-29B L14
PETERSON
Anna 3-15-29M L6
Aurelius 3-6-29 L2
Otto 3-6-29 L2
Peter A. 3-6-29D L2
PETTIGREW
David 9-30-29D LIO
David 9-30-29D N3
Pearl 5-27-29 LIO
PETTIJOHN
John 6-14-29 LI 5
John P. 3-1-29 LI
PFANSTIEHL
Mattie Charles 8-25-29 N7A.
PFAU
Leona Colman 11-9-29 Nl
PFEIFFER
Ben 1-1-29D LIO
Ben 1-1-29D N6
Ben 1-9-29D L9
Ben 1-9-29D Nil
Ben 10-19-29P L4
Clara 1-1-29 N6
PHEIFFER
Marie 10-31-29D N7
PHELPS
John S. 3-14-29 L14
John S. 3-22-29 L22
John S. 6-14-29 L15
W. S. 4-5-29D LIO
William 10-19-29P L4
PHILIPS
John F. 4-4-29 L
PHILLIPS
A. T. 4-20-29P L3
Alma Hawks 3-25-29 L2
Celllia A. 12-15-29M Nl
Clara 10-30-29 L3
Clarence 11-26-29 L7
Clarence 11-27-29 L4
Clarence 11-27-29 N2
Clarence 11-28-29 N12
Clyde 8-19-29 N8
Eugene W. 10-3-29 L5
PHILLIPS (cont.)
Eugene, Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
Everett Earl 6-29-29M LI
Frances R. 1-23-29M Nl
Frank 12-26-29D L4
Fred H. 10-3-29 L5
Fred, Mrs. 6-3-29 LIO
Herbert 10-2-29C L2
Ida M. 10-19-29P L4
Iva Sanders 12-15-29 Nl
John Glennon 10-2-29B L2
Marion 10-30-29 L3
Martha E. 1-10-29P N4
Martha E. 1-9-29P N5
Martha E. 7-20-29P L4
Martha Robertson 2-7-29 LIO
Mary E. Hodge 6-29-29 LI
Mattie 8-19-29 N8
Percy, Mrs. 10-2-29 L4
Raymond, Mrs. 8-2-29 LI 6
Raymond, Mrs. 8-3-29 Nl
S. A. , Mrs. 3-1-29 L13
Thomas, Mrs. 4-10-29D L12
Thomas, Mrs. 4-6-29D L6
Thomas, Mrs. 4-8-29D L3
Thomas, Mrs. 4-9-29D L16
Will 8-19-29D N8
William E. 11-26-29D L7
William E. 11-27-29D L4
William E. 11-27-29D N2
William E. 11-28-290 N12
Willie 7-16-29M Nl
Willie 7-16-29M N2
PHIPPS
Alice 1-6-29M L6C
PHOENIX
Stella Tillman 2-26-29 L12
PHOTO
Baldwin theater fire 3-7-29 L9
Berry house 3-6-29 L4
Drury football team 3-26-29 L9
Drury team 1896 4-1-29 L3
Fairbanks Hall 1884 3-25-29 L14
Fremont's bodyguard 3-18-29 L12
Holland house 3-9-29 L
Square 1913 3-11-29 L14
Square in 1868 3-13-29 L14
Square in 1876 3-8-29 LIO
Square in 1876 4-11-29 L5
Square in 1876 6-14-29 L
1113
PHOTO (cont.)
Square in 1882 3-15-29 LIO
Square in 1899 3-20-29 L2
of South avenue 3-14-29 L16
of Square in 1867 3-4-29 LI
of ox cart 3-5-29 L7
PHOTOGRAPH
first in Spfd 6-17-29 L5
PHOTOS
of old Springfield 3-1-29 L
then and now 8-25-29 NIC
PICKERING
John 12-26-29E LIO
Opal Lee 7-28-29 NIC
Paul 7-28-29M NIC
PICKETT
Arthur 7-28-29M NIC
Geneva A. Wommack 7-28-29 NIC
PICKLE
Martha 9-18-29 L5
Martha 9-18-29 N2
PIEFFER
Marie 10-31-29D N7
PIERCE
, Mrs. 3-17-29 L3C
Bryan 9-26-29 L2
Catherine Banta 8-31-29 N4
Cathryn Banta 8-31-29 LIO
Charles E. 8-27-29D L3
Charles E. 8-28-2 9DN1
Charles Edward 8-27-29D N2
E. C. , Mrs. 3-11-29 LIO
Edgar 8-26-29D LI
Estelle 9-26-29 L2
Ester Thorson 10-25-29 N6
Esther 10-29-29 N2
Esther Thorson 10-28-29 L3
Harry 8-26-29 LI
Harry 8-27-29 N2
Ida F. Joplin 9-26-29 LI
Ida F. Joplin 9-27-29 Nl
J. S. 9-26-29 L2
Kathryn Banta 9-6-29 L20
Lawrence E. 9-26-29D L2
Leroy 8-31-29 LIO
M. F. , Mrs. 9-26-29 L2
N. T. , Mrs. 8-29-29 LIO
P. M. , Mrs. 4-16-29 L14
R. E. 9-6-29M L20
Ralph 8-31-29M LIO
PIERCE (cont.)
Ralph 8-31-29M N4
Roben, Mrs. 4-18-29 L12
Sydney F. 9-26-2 9M LI
Sydney P. 9-27-2 9MN1
PIERPONT
John T. 8-31-2 9CL8
John Thomas, Jr. 8-31-29B L8
PIERSON
M. B. 10-13-29 N2A
PIKE
Clarence, Mrs. 1-11-29 N5
Margaret Canafax 6-13-29 L14
Oral 6-13-29M L14
PI LAND
Homer, Mrs. 9-26-29 L12
Homer, Mrs. 9-27-29 L8
Homer, Mrs. 9-27-29 NIO
PILLINGS
J. H. , Mrs. 1-6-29 LlC
PINEGAR
Frank 3-20-29D Lll
Frank 3-6-29D L2
PINKSTON
H. 4-15-29D LIO
PINN
Herman V. 4-25-29DV L12
Ida Mae 4-25-29DV L12
PINOCHI
Pearl 7-20-29 L4
PIPKIN
J. D. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
John D., Mrs. 7-9-29 L4
L. F. 5-13-29 L14
L. S. 2-28-29 LIO
Lewis, Mrs. 10-26-29 N2
Louis, Mrs. 10-25-29 L14
Louis, Mrs. 10-25-29 N6
W. H. 5-3-29 L20
PITCOCK
S. R. , Mrs. 7-16-29 Nl
S. R. , Mrs. 7-17-29 L12
S. R. , Mrs. 7-17-29 N2
S. R. , Mrs. 7-18-29 N2
PITMAN
Walter 1-22-29 L16
PITTI
Anna Mae Fitzgerald 9-6-29 Nl
Stephen 9-6-29M Nl
1114
PITTMAN
Bertha 1-19-29 N6
Bertha 1-20-29 L2A
Bertha 1-22-29 L16
Bertha 1-22-29 NIO
C. W. 1-19-29 N6
Dorothy 1-19-29 N6
Dorothy 1-22-29 L16
Dorothy 1-22-29 NIO
Gail A. 5-17-29DV LI
Jennie Frances 5-17-29DV LI
Leah 1-19-29 N6
Walter 1-22-29 NIO
PITTS
Louise 1-20-29M LIB
Nina M. 10-3-29M LI
Nina M. 10-4-29M Nl
PIXON
Allie Geneva 2-23-29 LI
William 2-23-29' LI
PLAKE
Ben 9-1-29C N3B
PLANK
J. R. , Mrs. 3-1-29 L13
J. R. , Mrs. 3-2-29 LIO
PLASTER
T. H. 2-22-29 L2
W. R. 2-22-29 L2
Wilbert 2-22-29D L2
PLAYER
Bryon F. 12-28-29 LIO
Byron C. 12-28-29 LIO
Maxine 12-28-29M LIO
PLEASANT
Nettie Crane 10-11-29 N8
PLETT
J. R. 1-23-29 LB
PLIMMER
Harry 4-20-29P L3
Ralph Coleman 4-20-29P L3
PLOTT
J. R. 1-23-29 L8
PLUMB
Mary Higgins 1-26-29 N3
PLUMLEY
J. R. , Mrs. 3-20-29 LIO
PLUMMER
Carolyn 12-22-29 NIA
Carolyn 12-23-29 L12
Carolyn 12-23-29 N2
PLUMMER (cont.)
Dove, Mrs. 6-15-29 LB
Elizabeth 12-22-29 NIA
Elizabeth 12-23-29 L12
Elizabeth 12-23-29 N2
Pollyanna 12-22-29 NIA
Pollyanna 12-23-29 L12
Pollyanna 12-23-29 N2
Will F. 5-13-29 L14
Will F., Mrs. 12-22-29 NIA
Will F., Mrs. 12-23-29 L12
Will F., Mrs. 12-23-29 N2
PLYMPTON
Erma Grace 11-2-29M Nl
POERTNER
Irvin, Mrs. 4-19-29 L12
POINDEXTER
Bertha 12-1-29 NIB
Gem 9-19-29M L14
James Hal 12-1-29D NIB
Martha Lee 12-1-29 NIB
POLAR
E. Flash, Mrs. 12-21-29 LB
POLER
E. Flash, Mrs. 12-21-29 N14
POLLAN
B. F. 12-28-29 LIO
Lloyd 12-28-29 LIO
Loy 12-28-29M LIO
POLLARD
J. H. , Mrs. 7-30-29 L7
Joel H. 1-22-29D L16
Nena Baxter 7-30-29 L7
W. C. , Mrs. 1-18-29 LIB
W. C. , Mrs. 1-19-29 N6
POMEROY
Frank 6-15-29C L8
Frank, Mrs. 1-10-29 LIO
Frank, Mrs. 1-11-29 N5
Mary Katherine 6-15-29B LB
PONTIUS
E. H. 4-8-29 L3
Lowell 4-8-29 L3
Verona 4-8-29D L3
POOLE
3-5-29E L
POPE
Frank 1-9-29 N5
Martin T., Mrs. 11-26-29 L7
Mary J. 1-8-29 LIO
1115
POPE (cont.)
Mary J. 1-9-29 N5
Nathan 1-8-29 LIO
Nathan 1-9-29 N5
Nathan K. 1-8-29D LIO
Nathan K. 1-9-29D N5
Oliver 1-8-29 LIO
Oliver 1-9-29 N5
S. D. 1-8-29 LIO
S. D. 1-9-29 N5
Walter 1-8-29 LIO
Walter 1-9-29 N5
PORAH
Catherine Russell 1-14-29 N2
PORTER
Albert 2-28-29 LIO
Albert 3-1-29 L13
Andrew J. 10-22-29M Nl
Beulah 10-14-29 L12
Beulah 10-14-29 N5 '
C. Hill, Mrs. 8-11-29 N12A
C. Hill, Mrs. 8-12-29 N2
Capitola 10-14-29 L12
Capitola 10-14-29 N5
Clara H. 3-1-29D L13
Clara H. Lorenz 2-28-29D LIO
Clara H. Lorenz 3-1-29D L13
Clarence 11-24-29M Nl
Clarence 11-26-29M Nl
E. Lacy 12-15-29M Nl
Ethel Knight 7-2-29 Nl
J. F. , Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
J. F. , Mrs. 10-14-29 N5
Laura S. Mead 10-22-29 Nl
Lawrence 8-18-29M NIB
Lois Hall 8-18-29 NIB
Mable 2-28-29 LIO
Mable 3-1-29 L13
Marcella 8-2-29M L6
Marie Shadey 12-15-29 Nl
Mary E. Weaver 11-24-29 Nl
Mary E. Weaver 11-26-29 Nl
0. B. , Mrs. 2-28-29D LIO
O. B. , Mrs. 3-1-29D L13
R. G. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
S. A. , Mrs. 9-28-29 N14
Thomas 7-2-29M Nl
PORTERFIELD
Gene 3-17-29D L3C
J. H. , Mrs. 3-17-29 L3C
PORTERFIELD (cont.)
W. L. 4-13-29 L
POSCHEL
Eugene Joseph 10-30-29B L8
R. J. 10-30-29C L8
POSTMASTERS
in Spfd 5-3-29 L20
POSTOFFICE
article about 10-13-29 N4B
location of 7-31-29 L16
POTTER
A. C. 12-5-29 N5
A. E. 4-2-29 L14
A. E. 8-29-29 L12
A. E. 9-6-29 L22
Ben 8-31-29 L4
Bud 12-5-29 L14
Bud 12-5-29 N5
C. C. , Mrs. 4-2-29D L14
C. Hill, Mrs. 8-11-29 N12A
C. O. 12-5-29 L14
C. 0. 12-5-29 N5
Carl 12-5-29 L14
Carl 12-5-29 N5
Charles H. 9-14-29M Nl
Charles Howell 8-29-29E L12
Charles Howell 9-15-29M N2D
Charles Howell 9-6-29M L22
Clement H. 4-29-29E L3
Clement P. 6-5-29M L6
Cyrus 12-5-29 L14
Cyrus 12-5-29 N5
D. R. 1-26-29 L2
E. A. 9-15-29 N2D
E. G. 8-31-29 L4
Emma 12-12-29 L13
Emma 12-12-29 Nil
Emma Anthis 12-4-29 L5
Emma Anthis 12-5-29 L14
Emma Anthis 12-5-29 N5
Francis M. 10-9-29 L12
H. B. 8-31-29 L4
Helen Webb 6-5-29 L6
J. H. 1-26-29 L2
J. H. , Mrs. 1-26-29P L2
John 8-31-29 L4
L. A. 12-5-29 L14
L. A. 12-5-29 N5
Lawrence 12-5-29 L14
Lawrence 12-5-29 N5
1116
POTTER (cont.)
Lorene Jacobs 9-15-29 N2D
Lorene Naylor Jacobs 9-6-29 L22
Lorine N. Jacobs 9-14-29 Nl
Mary 9-15-29 N2D
Max 12-5-29 L14
Max 12-5-29 N5
Paul C, 12-5-29 N5
Paul 0. 12-5-29 L14
R. L. 12-5-29 L14
R. L. 12-5-29 N5
Ralph 12-5-29 L14
Ralph 12-5-29 N5
Raymond 8-31-29 L4
S. A. , Mrs. 9-23-29 LIO
S. A. , Mrs. 9-23-29 NIO
S. A. , Mrs. 9-24-29 N2
S. A. , Mrs. 9-28-29 L8
Steve 12-5-29 L14
Steve 12-5-29 N5
Tom 8-31-29 L4
William 8-31-29 L4
family reunion 8-31-29 L4
POWE
C. B. 12-2-29 N3
C. B. , Mrs. 12-2-29 L4
H. L. 10-24-29C L12
Harold Lee 10-24-29B L12
POWELL
Ella VanWinkle 2-5-29 LIO
Emma Paul 12-10-29P Nl
G. N. 3-11-29C L2
Glen 1-7-29 N4
Glen 1-9-29 L12
Glendale 1-7-29 N4
Glendale 1-9-29 L12
Helen R. 1-7-29 N4
John 1-7-29 N4
John 1-9-29 L12
Leslie 1-7-29 N4
Leslie 1-9-29 L12
R. A. 7-3-29 LIO
Truman S. 1-7-29 N4
Truman S. 1-9-29 L12
Vernon 1-7-29 N4
Vernon 1-9-29 L12
W. P. 2-5-29 LIO
Waldo 1-7-29 N4
Waldo 1-9-29 L12
William 1-7-29 N4
POWELL (cont.)
William 1-9-29 L12
William T. 1-7-29D N4
William T. 1-9-29D L12
William, Mrs. 12-4-29 L5
PRANTER
A. F. 9-20-29 N14
A. F. 9-20-29D L24
Arthur A. 9-16-29D L14
Arthur A. 9-17-29D L5
Arthur A. 9-17-29D N2
Arthur F. 9-12-29D L2
Arthur F. 9-12-29D N2
Arthur F. 9-13-29D L24
Arthur F. 9-13-29D N9
Arthur F. 9-14-29D N9
Fred 5-13-29 L14
Fred 7-12-29 L6
Fred 9-13-29 N9
Fred 9-14-29 N9
Fred F. 9-12-29 L2
Fred F. 9-12-29 N2
Fred F. 9-13-29 L24
Fritz 9-12-29 L2
Fritz 9-12-29 N2
Fritz 9-13-29 L24
Fritz 9-14-29 N9
John A. 5-13-29 L14
John A. 9-12-29 L2
John A. 9-12-29 N2
John A. 9-13-29 L24
John A. 9-13-29 N9
John A. 9-14-29 N9
Josephine 9-12-29 L2
Josephine 9-12-29 N2
Katie M. 9-20-29 L24
Katie M. 9-20-29 N14
Louise 7-12-29M L6
Louise 7-13-29 N4
Louise 7-13-29M N4
Rowena 7-12-29 L6
Rowena 7-13-29 N4
V. C. 9-12-29 L2
V. C. 9-12-29 N2
V. C. 9-13-29 N9
V. O. 5-13-29 L14
Victor 9-14-29 N9
Victor C. 9-13-29 L24
PRASIE
Minmie Miller 4-24-29 L14
1117
PRATER
Clarence 10-11-29 L27
Lee 10-11-29E L27
M. T. 10-19-29 L4
Ray L. 12-24-29M L16
Roy L. 12-25-29M N9
Ruth Sherrell 12-24-29 L16
Ruth Sherrell 12-25-29 N9
PRATT
Bert 2-18-29 L12
Glenn 2-4-29DV LIO
John Harvey 1-26-29P L2
Lorienne 2-4-29DV LIO
Vera 2-18-29M L12
W. W. 6-25-29C L12
PREDICTIONS
for 2029 6-30-29 N3B
PRESBYTERIAN
church history 3-3-29 LllB
church history 5-18-29 L3
PRESCOTT
Harriet 12-25-29M N9
Harriet Eugenia 11-17-29E N3D
Harriett Eugenia 12-26-29M LIO
Harry T. 11-17-29 N3D
Harry T. 12-26-29 Lll
Josie, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
PRESLEY
Elmer 1-13-29 L12B
PRESLY
Maude Anne 11-24-29M Nl
PRESTON
C. C. 4-24-29 L14
E. M. 8-3-29 Nl
Isaac F. 4-24-29 L14
M. A. , Mrs. 6-7-29 L6
Paul P. 4-24-29 L14
R. L. 8-3-29D Nl
William C. 4-24-29 L14
William M. 4-24-29D L14
PRETTI
James L. 7-25-29 LIO
John P. 7-25-29 LIO
Joseph A. 7-25-29 LIO
Mary 7-25-29 LIO
Ralph 7-25-29 LIO
Valentine, Mrs. 7-25-29D LIO
Valentine, Mrs. 7-26-29D N6
PRETZ
Eva 3-3-29 L12B
PREUETT
Mollie 7-2-29M Nl
PREWETT
Ed 1-20-29 L3B
Minnie 1-20-29 L3B
PRICE
Bryan 9-27-29 NIO
C. L. 10-3-29C N2
C. L. 10-5-29C LB
David, Mrs. 4-29-29 LIO
Estella 8-5-29M LI
Estella 8-6-29M Nl
Estelle 8-6-29M L6
Estelle 8-7-29M N4
Estelle 9-27-29 NIO
Esther Thorson 10-25-29 L14
J. S. 9-27-29 NIO
Joseph 3-1-29 LI
Lawrence E. 9-27-29D L8
Lawrence E. 9-27-29D NIO
Lodusky Daugherty 8-4-29 N12A
Martha Jean 10-3-29B N2
Martha Jean 10-5-29B L8
Nancy Ann 6-11-29 LI
Nora Lamp 11-16-29 L4
Roland, Mrs. 9-2-29 L14
Roland, Mrs. 9-3-29 N2
Tom, Mrs. 6-30-29 N3A
W. C. 6-14-29 L15
W. C. , Mrs. 6-29-29 N5
W. D. 1-26-29 L2
W. R. 5-13-29 L14
W. T. 3-6-29 L12
William C, Mrs. 6-24-29 LIO
PROCTOR
Eunice 6-5-29M L6
George C. 6-5-29 L6
Naoma 3-31-29D L3B
Tom 3-31-29 L3B
PROPHET
Stanley, Mrs. 12-12-29 L4
PROPST
John 6-18-29D L16
Katherine 6-18-29 L16
Shelton 6-18-29 L16
W. L. 6-18-29 L16
PROSERPI
Henry 9-18-29 LIO
PROSSER
George A. 6-22-29 L5
1118
PROSSER (cont.)
Pauline 6-22-29M L5
PRUEITT
Allie E. 4-17-29DV L8
Allie E. 4-18-29DV L5
Josephus S. 4-17-29DV L8
Josephus S. 4-18-29DV L5
PRUESS
Alice Hortense Stone 12-24-29
Hortense Stone 12-25-29 L16
John 12-25-29 16
Kirk 12-25-29M L16
Kirk T. 12-24-29M L16
PRUETT
Mary Melton 8-24-29 LI
Mary Melton 8-24-29 Nl
Mollie 6-30-29M NIB
Mollie 7-1-29M L14
Silas David 8-24-29M LI
Silas David 8-2'4-29M Nl
PRUGGER
Eva Sprohs 2-25-29 L6
FRUIT
J. F. 3-23-29 L6
PRUITT
Glenn 10-20-29C N2C
R. S. 2-15-29 L18
R. S. , Mrs. 2-6-29 LIO
PRUNTY
Mary F. Hosman 12-28-29 L4
PRYOR
Alma 12-15-29E N6B
Alma Elizabeth 12-31-29M Nl
Loella Koch 6-15-29 L8
Roscoe C. 12-15-29 N6B
PSYON
Alma Elizabeth 12-30-29M L4
PUCKETT
Clay Tompkins 3-12-29 L2
John 8-11-29D NIB
Mary 3-12-29 L2
PUGH
Sarah Mills 9-10-29 L12
PULLAR
Andrew 9-30-29 L
Edward 9-30-29 L
Florence 9-30-29 L
Jennie 9-30-29 L
PULLIAM
John A. 2-18-29 L12
PULLIAM (cont.)
Kathleen Sullivan 2-18-29 L12
Neal 2-18-29M L12
PULLINS
Elizabeth 5-17-29DV LI
Luther A. 5-17-29DV LI
PUMMILL
Bessie 9-11-29 L2
L16 Cora B. 9-11-29 L2
PURNELL
Kate Colwell 11-24-29 N2B
T. J. 11-24-29M N2B
PURSLEY
Bess Smith 2-27-29 L6
Charles H. 2-27-29 L6
L. W. 2-27-29 L6
Roland D. 2-27-29M L6
PURSSELLEY
Bee 11-25-29D L2
Bee 11-26-29D N2
C. W. 11-25-29 L2
J. W. 11-25-29 L2
J. W. 11-26-29 N2
Tom 11-25-29 L2
Tom 11-26-29 N2
W. T. 11-25-290 L2
W. T. 11-26-29D N2
PURYEAR
Ruth 8-7-29M L12
PUTMAN
Alice 10-7-29 LIO
Bessie 10-7-29 LIO
Gary 10-7-29 LIO
Dewey 10-7-29 LIO
Edith 10-7-29 LIO
Eva Mae 5-2-29M LI
Evelyn Flanagan 8-19-29 NIO
George W. 10-7-29 LIO
Grace 10-7-29 LIO
Hortense 10-7-29 LIO
James B. 10-7-29 LIO
John Ezekial 10-7-29D LIO
John, Mrs. 11-25-29 L2
Lewis C. 10-7-29 LIO
Lillie 10-7-29 LIO
Rachel 10-7-29 LIO
Richard B. 10-7-29 LIO
Roy E. 8-19-2 9M NIO
Sarah E. 10-7-29 LIO
William 8-19-29 NIO
1119
PYEATT
D. 11-10-29 N6C
PYEATTE
P. B. , Mrs. 12-28-29 L4
P. B., Mrs. 12-28-29 N12
PYKA
Joe V. 8-22-29M LI
Nettie Higgins 8-22-29 LI
FYKE
Joe V. 8-23-29M Nl
Nettie Higgins 8-23-29 Nl
PYLE
R. L. , Mrs. 10-12-29 L4
R. L. , Mrs . 10-12-29 N2
R. L., Mrs. 10-13-29 N13A
R. L. , Mrs. 8-26-29 L12
R. L. , Mrs. 8-27-29 N6
PYLES
B. G. 6-18-29 L16
B. G. 6-19-29 L12
Ben 6-18-29 L16
C. 11-10-29 N6C
Clarence 6-18-29 L16
Claud M. 6-18-29D L16
Claud M. 6-19-29D L12
PYSON
Alma Elizabeth 12-30-29M L4
QUADE
J. W. 9-6-29 L22
Lillian Gardner 9-6-29 L22
Mary Evans 9-6-29M L22
QUANTRILL
7-31-29 L16
QUARLES
J. N. , Mrs . 7-23-29 L12
QUARRIES
in Spfd. 5-28-29 L16
QUEEN
Albert Curtis 3-14-29 L12
Clifford Denzel 3-14-29 L12
Grace Irene 3-14-29D L12
Grace Irene 3-15-29D L20
Grace Irene Davis 3-14-29D L12
May Margaret 3-14-29 L12
Sam, Mrs. 3-14-29D L12
QUEHL
J. W. 3-26-29D L7
Josephine 3-26-29 L7
QUEISSER
Frank 7-6-29D N6
QUICK
Susan, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
QUIESSER
Frank 7-6-29D N6
QUIGG
Delores Richardson 4-15-29 L2
Earl 4-15-29M L2
QUINN
George 1-16-29C L12
James M. 10-21-29 L7
John M. 10-21-29 L7
Lydia Whitlock 2-27-29 LIO
William E., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
QUINNEY
Dan, Mrs. 2-10-29 L3C
QUISENBERRY
A. T. 5-13-29 L14
A. T. , Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
RABANAU
Katy 9-8-29 N2A
RACKETT
George 1-26-29 L2
Richard Harvey 1-26-29P L2
RADER
Barbara 12-5-29 N14
Christine 12-5-29 N14
Ed 12-5-29 N14
H. M. 12-5-29 N14
I . W. 12-4-29 Nl
J. B. 12-5-29 N14
Mike 12-5-29 N14
Orine 12-4-29 Nl
Orine 12-5-29 N14
S. R. 12-4-29D Nl
S. R. 12-5-29D N14
S. R. 12-6-29D N2
RADIO DEALERS
photos of 10-13-29 NIC
RAE
Wanda I . 12-5-29M L2
RAGAINS
Mona 10-14-29M LI
Monta 10-15-29M Nl
RAIDLER
Daise W. 7-20-29 L4
Delse W. 1-26-29 L2
RAILROAD
coming to Spfd 6-21-29 L5
RAINES
W. L. , Mrs. 6-8-29 L8
1120
RAINEY
Dan 6-13-29 LI
Daniel, Mrs. 10-12-29 L4
Dona Logan 9-1-29 N2A
Gus 7-17-29D L3
Gus 7-17-29D Nl
Gus 7-18-29D N2
L. M. 7-17-29 L3
L. M. 7-17-29 Nl
L. M. 7-18-29 N2
Rachel 6-8-29M L5
T. M. 5-13-29 L14
T. M. 7-17-29 L3
T. M. 7-17-29 Nl
T. M. 7-18-29 N2
Thomas G. 6-8-29 L5
Tom 6-13-29 LI
Will 6-13-29 LI
RAKIN
Bertha 9-20-29M L24
RAMEY
Olive, Miss 5-13-29 L14
W. F. 7-17-29C L12
RAMSAY
Goldie Rodebaugh 5-22-29 LI
Kenneth W. 5-22-29M LI
RAMSDELL
H. W. , Mrs. 5-29-29 LIO
RAMSEY
Ada 4-20-29P L3
Charles W. 11-1-29M Nl
Charlie 1-26-29 N3
G. A. 10-28-29 LIO
G. A. 11-2-29 L6
H. J. 5-13-29 L14
Hope Edmondson 8-26-2 9D N2
Paulina Boehme 11-1-29 Nl
R. A. , Mrs. 4-30-29 L14
R. A. , Mrs. 5-1-29 L12
W. A. 11-2-29 L6
W. E. 10-28-29 LIO
W. F. 11-2-29 L6
Walter R. 10-28-29 LIO
Will 11-2-29 L6
infant 1-26-29D N3
RAND
E. D. 5-13-29 L14
Louis G., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Lucy G., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Tom 5-13-29 L14
RANDALL
Bess 8-10-29M L4
Bess 8-10-29M N4
Bessie 7-29-29E L8
Bessie 7-30-29E N4
Clement L. V. 7-29-29 L8
Clement L. V. 7-30-29 N4
Clement L. V. 8-10-29 L4
Clement L. V. 8-10-29 N4
Edna M. 8-9-29DV N3
P. J. 8-9-29DV N3
RANDELL
Beulah 10-16-29M Nl
RANDOLPH
America 9-11-29 L2
America 9-11-29 N2
Belle 10-15-29M Nl
Clara 9-11-29 L2
Clara 9-11-29 N2
Cora 9-11-29 L2
Cora 9-11-29 N2
Eva 9-11-29 L2
Eva 9-11-29 N2
Frank 9-11-29 L2
Frank 9-11-29 N2
Hiram 9-11-29D L2
Hiram 9-11-29D N2
Omar 9-11-29 L2
Omer 9-11-29 N2
Ray 9-11-29 L2
Ray 9-11-29 N2
T. G. 12-1-29 N6B
RANKIN
Kate Corlette, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
R. A. , Mrs. 1-1-29 N6
Sabra A. Kinsey 1-4-29 L2
RASNIC
Ecta 3-30-29DV L6
Waldo 3-30-29DV L6
RATCLIFF
Bruce E. 12-10-29M L14
Elsie Hartley 12-10-29 L14
Fred D. 1-18-29DV L
Myrtle Johnson 1-18-29DV L
RATHBONE
Barney 5-13-29 L14
Barney F. 9-19-29 L12
Claude 7-2-29 L3
E. G. 5-13-29 L14
J. D. 1-7-29 L12
1121
RATHBONE (cont.)
J. D. 1-9-29D L
J. D. 5-13-29 L14
J. D. , Mrs. 1-7-29 Nl
J. H. 5-13-29 L14
W. G. 5-13-29 L14
W. G. , Mrs. 7-1-29 L14
W. G. , Mrs. 7-2-29 N3
RAWLINGS
Leone 9-5-29M N4
RAWLINS
Leone 9-13-29M L26
Leone 9-5-29M L12
RAWSON
Jennie 7-20-29 L4
Verda 7-20-29P L4
RAY
Alice 7-3-29 N5
Andrew, Mrs. 6-26-29 LIO
Annie 1-10-29 Nl
Barbara Lee 1-18-29 L
Beulah 5-21-29M L2
Celestie 7-27-29M L8
Charles, Mrs. 7-7-29 N2B
Charles, Mrs. 9-16-29 L14
Essie 10-9-29D L2
Eva 10-9-29 L2
Florence 1-3-29 LB
Florine 1-10-29 Nl
Floyd 10-9-29 L2
Geneva 7-12-29 L9
Genevia 1-18-29DV L
Golda 1-10-29 Nl
J. R. 7-3-29 N5
J. W. 7-3-29 N5
John 1-10-29 Nl
John 1-3-29 L8
John H. 4-20-29 L
Lewis A. 1-18-29DV L
M. E. , Mrs. 1-23-29 L8
Maggie 1-10-29 Nl
Matilda 1-10-29 Nl
Mildred Martin 3-31-29 L7B
Mildred Martin 4-12-29 L16
Pauline D. 6-10-29M LI
Rose 7-3-29D N5
Ruth 7-7-29 N2B
T. G. 1-10-29P Nl
T. G. 7-20-29P L4
Thomas G. 1-3-29D L8
RAY (cont.)
Thomas G. 1-4-29D N3
Thomas G. 1-5-29D N12
Thomas G. 1-6-29D L9A
Walter H. 4-20-29D L
RAYFIELD
Benita Durfee 11-30-29 LIO
Dade 11-14-29E L18
Dade 11-30-29M LIO
George, Mrs. 11-14-29 LIB
George, Mrs. 11-30-29 LIO
George, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
RAYMOND
A. H. 5-10-29 L20
Charlotte 5-10-29D L20
Clyde 5-10-29 LIO
G. V. 5-10-29 L20
Henry, Mrs. 5-10-29D L20
W. B. 5-13-29 L14
REA
Wanda I . 12-6-29M Nl
Wanda J. 12-5-2 9M Nl
REAMES
Aaron M. 10-19-29P L4
Aaron M. 2-28-29D LIO
E. L. 2-27-29 L2
E. L. 2-28-29 LIO
E. S. 2-27-29 L2
E. S. 2-28-29 LIO
Roscoe 2-28-29 LIO
Roscoe C. 10-19-29 L4
Roscoe C. 2-27-29 L2
Sol 2-27-29 L2
Tom 2-27-29 L2
REAMS
Aaron M. 2-27-2 9D L2
REASOR
Georgie V. 7-20-29 L4
REAVES
Chester Owen 10-19-29P L4
J. W. 10-19-29 L4
Leona May 10-19-29P L4
Ruby Jewell 1-26-29P L2
REBORI
Andrew 12-24-29 LIO
RECHOW
Theodore G. 12-24-29 LIO
RECORD BOOKS
of Greene County 2-24-29 L4D
1122
RECTOR
Lillian 10-15-29 Lll
Lillian 7-16-29 N5
Lillian 9-12-29 L2
Minnie Thornton 7-20-29 L4
REDD
Ida Anthis 12-5-29 L14
REDDICK
Leo R. ■ 1-27-29M LlC
Leo R. 1-27-29M L2D
Margarette Adams 1-27-29 LlC
Margrette C. Adams 1-27-29 L2D
S. M. , Mrs. 12-24-29 L12
S. M. , Mrs. 12-24-29 N2
S. M. , Mrs. 3-2-29 LIO
Walter R. 1-27-29 L2D
REDDING
Eula Mitchell 1-15-29 N7
REDEL
Fred 0. 4-24-29' L14
Matilda 4-24-29D L14
Matilda 4-25-29D L12
W. A. 4-24-29 L14
REDFEARN
Isaac Kelso 2-27-29D LIO
M. A. 2-27-29 LIO
W. E. 2-27-29 LIO
W. E. , Mrs . 9-15-29 N5A
REDFERN
Helen Mayes 2-4-29 LIO
REECE
Jessie 5-25-29 L8
Winfield 4-19-29D L12
Winfield, Mrs. 4-18-29D L12
REED
Albert 10-29-29 L16
Albert 10-30-29 N7
Alice 10-29-29 L16
Alice Burns 10-30-29 N7
Bertha V. 8-6-29E L6
C. H. 4-3-29 L2
C. H. 8-6-29 L6
C. S. , Mrs. 11-28-29 L8
C. S., Mrs. 11-28-29 N12
C. S. , Mrs. 11-29-29 N3
Charles 10-13-29 N7B
Charles 11-10-29 N3D
Charles 11-9-29 LIO
D. A. , Mrs. 7-14-29 NSC
D. A. , Mrs. 7-15-29 L12
REED (cont.)
Harriet M. 9-26-29M L7
Ida 12-12-29 L13
Ida 12-12-29 Nil
Ida Anthis 12-4-29 L5
Ida Anthis 12-5-29 N5
Isabelle 5-31-29DV L18
Isabelle McCaffrey 4-3-29DV L2
J. H. 5-13-29 L14
Jake 10-30-29 N7
James 5-31-29DV L18
James A. 4-3-29DV L2
Joseph J. 5-8-29M LI
Lela E. 5-8-29M LI
Matilda Hosey 12-6-29 L8
Matilda Hosey 12-7-29 N16
0. S. 6-11-29 L12
Ruth E. 3-27-29E L4
Ruth E. 6-27-29M L4
Ruth E. 6-28-29M N4
Sam, Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
Stella 3-27-29 L4
Stella 6-27-29 L4
Stella 6-28-29 N4
Susan Turner 6-18-29 L5
Sybil 10-13-29E N7B
Sybil 11-10-29M N3D
Sybil 11-9-29M LIO
Thomas F., Mrs. 9-23-29 LIO
Thomas F., Mrs. 9-23-29 NIO
Thomas F., Mrs. 9-24-29 N2
Velera 5-30-29 LIO
W. A. 11-1-29 L16
W. A. 5-13-29 L14
W. E. 11-1-29 L16
W. E. 5-13-29 L14
William, Mrs. 4-2-29 L14
REED DRUG COMPANY
article about 11-1-29 L16
REEDER
Ida Dunn 11-13-29 L8
Ida Dunn 11-14-29 L16
Ida Dunn 11-14-29 N3
REES
Charles, Mrs. 5-18-29 LI
REESE
Alberta 8-2-29D L16
Alberta King 8-2-29D L16
Commodore, Mrs. 12-9-29 N6
F. N. , Mrs. 3-31-29 L3B
1123
REESE (cont.)
Maude Knowles 1-20-29 L2B
Pete 3-31-29D L3B
Truman 8-2-29 LI 6
REEVES
Albert L. 4-4-29 L
Albert L. 7-25-29 L12
Benjamin F. 7-25-29 L12
E. C. 10-21-29 L14
E. C. 10-21-29 N5
Fannie 10-21-29 L14
Fannie 10-21-29 N5
Gertrude 7-25-29 L12
Hulda Salver 6-21-29 L20
Hulda Salzer 6-22-29 L8
Mary 10-21-29 L14
Maude Knowles 1-25-29 L2
Nora 10-21-29 L14
R. F. 10-21-29D N5
Robert F. 10-21-29D ■L14
Robert F. 10-22-29D L20
Robert F. 10-22-29D N7
Robert F. 10-23-29D L14
Robert F. 10-23-29D N6
REGAN
S. H. 4-18-29B L14
REGERT
Minnie Chastain 7-3-29 L5
REICHLE
Harry 10-19-29 L4
Harry 4-20-29 L3
William 10-19-29P L4
William 4-20-29P L3
REICHTEL
W. L. , Mrs . 10-30-29 N7
REID
Sybil Vilette 11-10-29M Nl
Thomas F., Mrs. 9-28-29 L8
Thomas F., Mrs. 9-28-29 N14
RE ILLY
James 8-11-29 NIB
REIMAN
Albert, Mrs. 3-29-29 L6
Albert, Mrs. 6-27-29 L4
Albert, Mrs. 6-28-29 N4
REINSMITH
Fred 1-20-29 L3B
Georgia Edith 1-20-29D L3B
REISING
Donna 9-5-29M N5
RELHN
Carrie Clippard 5-13-29 L5
REMELY
C. D. 10-19-29 L4
C. D. 3-5-29 L12
REMLEY
Ida M. Aschmann 3-1-29 L13
RENFRO
Forest 10-31-29 L2
Joe 10-31-29 L2
Leslie 10-31-29 L2
Lewis 10-31-29D L2
Mollie 10-31-29 L2
Nettie 10-15-29D L7
Nettie 10-15-29D N12
Shelby 10-31-29 L2
W. N. 4-2-29 L14
RENNER
Lucy 5-20-29M LI
RENSHAW
A. 6-10-29 LI
A. A. 1-26-29P L2
A. A. 7-20-29P L4
Adeline 11-10-29 NIC
Catherine 11-10-29 NIC
RENTFROW
Cliff 1-13-29 L3B
George 1-13-29 L3B
Glenn 1-13-29D L3B
Glenn Harrison 1-7-29D L8
Glenn Harrison 1-7-29D Nl
Jane 1-13-29 L3B
Oliver 1-7-29 Nl
Ora 1-13-29 L3B
Verda 1-13-29 L3B
Wandine 1-7-29 Nl
REPPY
Delmer 11-15-29D Nl
Elmer 11-15-29D Nl
Eugene 11-15-29 Nl
REPS
Dell Dunphy 7-20-29 L4
Louis, Mrs. 10-1-29 Nl
Louis, Mrs. 9-30-29 LI
Mary Elizabeth 7-20-29P L4
REPUBLIC, MO.
newspaper 7-21-29 Nl
RESER
J. H. , Mrs. 2-2-29 LI
1124
REVIS
J. D. , Mrs. 1-8-29 LIO
J. D. , Mrs. 1-9-29 N5
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
soldier 8-29-29 N16
REYNOLDS
Bessie Southwich 8-2-29 Nl
Charles E. 12-6-29D L16
Charles E. 12-6-290 N2
Cora 5-27-29 LIO
E. A. , Mrs. 11-13-29 L8
E. A. , Mrs. 11-14-29 L16
E. A. , Mrs. 11-14-29 N3
Freda 6-27-29DV L12
Freda 6-28-29DV Nl
Freda 7-12-29DV N5
George O. 8-2-29M Nl
Herman Eugene 7-12-29 N5
James C. 6-27-29DV L12
James C. 6-28-29DV Nl
James C. 7-12-29DV N5
James C. 8-16-29M L7
Mary Elizabeth 7-12-29 N5
0. L. 5-27-29D LIO
Oliver L. 6-1-29D L8
Perle M. Burnfin 8-16-29 L7
Ruth Elizabeth 4-21-29M L3D
Thelma Jean 7-20-29P L4
W. F. 4-21-29 L3D
William James 7-12-29 N5
RHEA
Anna Stutzman 1-8-29 LIO
Anna Stutzman 1-9-29 N5
Nannie 12-14-29D N16
Nannie 12-15-29D NllB
RHOADES
Thomas 5-13-29 L14
RHOADS
Jimmie, Mrs. 6-8-29DV L4
Ralph W. 6-8-29DV L4
Ralph Wayne, Jr. 6-8-29 L4
RHODE
family reunion 7-12-29 Nl
RHODES
Artie 5-8-29M LI
E. C. , Mrs. 5-29-29 L3
Irma Kessinger 3-5-29 L8
Lillian 4-9-29M L6
Ralph, Mrs. 3-5-29 L8
Spencer, Mrs. 10-20-29 NIC
RHOTEN
Darwin Jean 8-24-29B L8
E. V. 8-24-29C LB
Ella Jameson 2-19-29 L5
RICE
Anna V. Hobson 5-23-29 L16
Coma Turner 4-18-29DV L5
Edward Weir 9-9-29B L16
Herbert F. 6-22-29C L8
Hugh P. 4-18-29DV L5
Jane 11-12-29D L2
Jane 11-12-29D N12
Joel 12-6-29D L16
Joel 12-6-29D N2
John L. 5-13-29 L14
Joseph Weldon 6-22-29B L8
Joseph, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
L. W. 11-12-29 L2
L. W. 11-12-29 N12
Lemon 3-14-29 LI
Lemon 3-15-29 L20
Margaret Shields 11-18-29 L16
Margaret Shields 11-18-29 N12
Mary 12-28-29 L4
Mary F. 12-6-29 L16
Mary F. 12-6-29 N2
Mona Klingner 6-22-29 L8
0. W. , Mrs. 6-18-29 L16
Paul 9-9-29C L16
Sarah E. 1-2-29D L6
Sarah E. 1-2-29D NIO
Virgil 3-14-29D LI
Virgil L. 3-15-29D L20
William R. 12-28-29D L4
William R. 12-31-29D N6
RICH
Alma Fielden 10-21-29 L17
B. H. 10-21-29 L17
John 10-21-29M L17
John E. 10-10-29E L13
Joseph 10-21-29 L17
RICHARD
Bertha Conn 2-13-29 LIO
Jessie Davis 1-2-29 NIO
John 1-26-29 L7
John 1-26-29 N12
RICHARDS
Andrew 11-30 -29DV N2
Julia 3-10-29 L3B
May 11-30-29DV N2
1125
RICHARDS (cont.)
O. E. 6-29-29 L8
R. I. , Mrs. 7-7-29 N2A
Roscoe 7-30-29M L6
Roscoe F. 7-28-29M NIC
Vanola Hoover 7-28-29 NIC
Vanola Hoover 7-30-29 L6
Virginia Lee 6-29-29D L8
RICHARDSON
Bert E. , Jr. 4-20-29P L3
Betty Joe 1-18-29 L
C. F. 4-15-29 L2
C. R. 1-26-29 L2
Charles C. 1-18-29DV L
Clara 1-26-29P L2
Delores 4-15-29M L2
Doran 11-24-29 N13A
Dorothy 1-18-29 L
Dorothy 4-20-29P L3
Elizabeth 4-20-29P L3
Eva 11-24-29 N13A
Guy E. 5-13-29 L14
Harrison 11-4-29 L12
Harrison 11-4-29 NIO
J. M. 6-14-29 L15
James 11-4-29 L12
James 11-4-29 NIO
John 11-4-29 L12
John 11-4-29 NIO
Josephine 4-20-29P L3
Kearney, Mrs. 1-20-29 LID
Laura 11-24-29 N13A
Lera 11-4-29 NIO
Mabel 11-24-29 N13A
Maria, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Marie 10-13-29M N13A
Marie 10-14-29M LI
Marie 10-15-29M Nl
Maude 1-18-29DV L
P. E. 11-10-29 N6C
Pless 4-20-29 L3
Sallie 11-4-29D L12
Sallie 11-4-29D NIO
Sallie Owen 11-4-29D L12
Sallie Owen 11-4-29D NIO
Will 11-24-29D N13A
William A. 7-20-29 L4
RICHESIN
Argus 9-7-29M L8
Georgia Rogers 9-7-29 L8
RICHESIN (cont.)
J. J. 12-10-29 L2
J. J. 12-10-29 N3
J. J. 12-11-29 N6
J. J. 12-9-29 L2
J. J. 12-9-29 Nl
J. J. 5-13-29 L14
Jack 12-10-29 L2
Jack 12-11-29 N6
Nola 12-10-29 L2
Nola 12-11-29 N6
Victor 12-10-29D N3
Victor 12-9-29D L2
Victor 12-9-29D Nl
Victor G. 12-10-29D L2
Victor G. 12-11-29D N6
RICHMOND
Gates 9-5-29 L8
RICHNER
Catherine 2-4-29D LIO
Charles 2-4-29 LIO
Ollie 2-4-29 LIO
RICHTER
Bertha Harris 12-17-29 L9
Elizabeth 9-27-29M LI
Elizabeth 9-27-29M Nl
Henry 10-19-29P L4
Henry 4-20-29P L3
Rollin 12-17-29M L9
RICKERSON
Ida King 1-24-29 LB
RIDDLE
Ruth 8-2-29M Nl
RIDENOUR
J. M. , Mrs. 11-18-29 L16
J. M. , Mrs. 11-18-29 N12
RIDGE
Lee, Mrs. 9-26-29 Ll2
Lee, Mrs. 9-27-29 LB
Lee, Mrs. 9-27-29 NIO
RIDGEWAY
G. Stubblefield 10-17-29 LI
Genevieve L. 10-18-29 Nl
Merlin L. 10-17-29M LI
Merlin L. 10-18-29M Nl
RIDLEY
T. A. 4-24-29 L4
Virginia 4-24-29M L4
Virginia L. 4-24-29M LI
1126
RIEKE
H. F. , Mrs. 12-5-29 L14
H. F. , Mrs. 12-6-29 L16
RIEKER
H. P. , Mrs. 12-6-29 N2
RIFE
Sadie Arnold 9-17-29 L13
RIGGS
Thurman, Mrs. 3-6-29 L12
RIGHT
George, Mrs. 7-14-29 NSC
George, Mrs. 7-15-29 LI 2
RILEY
, Mrs. 2-26-29 L12
Albert C. 11-30-29DV N2
C. V. , Mrs. 9-2-29 L14
C. V. , Mrs. 9-2-29 N8
Crystal Mammons 2-10-29 LIA
E. Mont 7-31-29 L16
Lizzie 10-19-29P L4
M. , Mrs. 2-27-29 LIO
Mary Lou 11-30-29DV N2
Perry 2-10-29M LIA
Sadie L. 9-5-29 N5
RINEHART
B. L. 4-13-29D LIO
Homer 4-13-29 LIO
L. J. 4-13-29 LIO
RINGENBERG
C. P. 10-19-29 L4
RIPPEE
Mildred 6-10-29M LI
RISSER
Martha Ann 10-19-29P L4
Martha Ann 4-20-29P L3
0. E. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
RITCHISON
Fred 4-1-29M LI
Minnie Smith 4-1-29 LI
RITTENHOUSE
Nettie May 1-18-29 L
ROARK
Charles M. 11-2-29 L12
Desmond 11-2-29 L12
L. D., Mrs. 11-10-29 N2A
L. D. , Mrs. 11-11-29 N2
L. Stanley 11-2-29D L12
Pearl Nicholas 11-2-29 L12
ROBBERSON
Anna L. Runyan 6-12-29 LIO
ROBBERSON (cont.)
Bennett 4-21-29 L3A
E. L. 1-16-29 LI
E. L. 1-17-29 LIO
E. L. 1-17-29 N3
E. L. 1-8-29 L
E. L. 1-9-29 N12
E. L. 7-20-29 L4
E. T. , Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
Ella 1-16-29 LI
Ella 1-17-29 LIO
Ella 1-17-29 N3
Elvira 4-21-29 L3A
Emma, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
F. S. 1-16-29D LI
F. S. 1-17-29D LIO
F. S. 1-17-29D N3
F. S. 7-20-29P L4
Frank 0. 3-10-29D L5C
Helen 1-8-29M L
Helen 1-9-29M N12
J. W. 12-25-29 L16
James 12-25-29M L16
James I. 12-24-29M N12
James L. 12-24-29M L16
Josephine Vaughan 12-24-29 N12
Josephine Vaughan 12-25-29 L16
Josephine Vaughn 12-24-29 L16
Margaret Bishop 6-5-29 L12
Paul 6-5-29C L12
Paul Junior 6-5-29B L12
R. H. 1-16-29 LI
R. H. 1-17-29 LIO
R. H. 1-17-29 N3
Rufus 1-16-29 LI
Rufus 1-17-29 N3
ROBBINS
A. B. 3-26-29D L12
A. R. , Mrs. 6-21-29D L12
Fay Peeples 8-22-29 L12
Gertrude Miller 7-3-29 LIO
Gertrude Miller 7-4-29 N12
Howard 6-17-29M L8
J. H. , Mrs. 8-22-29 L12
Jack 8-22-29M L12
Mae Cheek 6-17-29 L8
Nina Baldwin 6-21-29D L12
Walter 6-21-29 L12
ROBERSON
Betty 3-10-29 L2A
1127
ROBERSON (cont.)
Charley 2-10-29 L3C
Esther 2-10-29 L3C
Frank O. 3-10-29D L2A
George 3-10-29 L2A
Jess 2-10-29 L3C
John 2-10-29 L3C
Lige, Mrs. 2-10-29D L3C
Maude 10-19-29 L4
Maude 3-21-29 LIO
P. O. 3-21-29P LIO
Rex 3-10-29 L2A
Russell 3-10-29 L2A
ROBERTS
Altha 10-20-29 N3D
B. McCord 3-14-29 L14
Charles, Mrs. 2-4-29 LIO
Eva Nugent 12-25-29 L14
Eva Nugent 12-25-29 N2
Floyd 9-7-29 L9
Floyd 9-7-29 N115
Fred E. 1-18-29DV L
George 7-20-29 L4
Gladys 8-1-29 LI
H. M. 3-8-29 L21
H. P. 5-13-29 L14
J. J. 11-10-29 N2A
J. J. 11-11-29 N2
Jack 3-8-29 L21
Jessie M. Gladden 1-18-29DV
Joe 9-7-29 L9
Joe 9-7-29 N115
John 3-11-29 L12
John E. 11-29-29 N4
L. P. 9-20-29 L24
L. P. 9-21-29 L8
Larkin 8-11-29D NIB
Larkin 8-3-29D LI
ROBERTS (cont.)
W. A. 1-26-29P L2
W. A. 7-20-29P L4
Warren 8-31-29M Nl
William 1-26-29 L2
William J. 1-26-29P L2
ROBERTSON
Anna C. 4-20-29 L3
Anthony W. 4-20-29P L3
Bertie 7-17-29 L7
Brella 7-17-29 L7
Catherine 12-29-29 NIB
Charles 12-29-29 NIB
Charles 7-17-29 L7
Chris, Mrs. 6-3-29 LIO
Clara 7-20-29M L12
Cline 12-27-29D N2
D. A. 12-23-29A LI
D. A. 12-29-29A NIB
Dorothy Ann 12-29-29 NIB
Dorothy Kile 9-23-29 N3
Ed 7-17-29 L7
Eliza M. 5-9-29P L14
Elizabeth 2-7-29 LIO
Elizabeth 4-20-29P L3
Eugene 1-24-29 L8
Eugene 1-27-29 L6C
F. L. 4-15-29 LIO
F. O. 10-19-29P L4
Frank L. 5-13-29 L14
George L. 12-27-29 N2
Gladys lies 1-26-29 L2
Glenn 9-23-29M N3
Helen 12-29-29 NIB
Henrietta F. 4-20-29P L3
Herbert 12-29-29 NIB
Herbert V. 12-23-29 LI
Irma 11-4-29M LI
M. F. , Mrs. 4-29-29 LIO
Irma 11-4-29M L14
M. F. , Mrs. 4-30-29 L14
Irma 11-5-29M Nl
Martha A. 11-10-29D N2A
Irma 11-5-29M N4
Martha A. 11-11-29D N2
Irma 8-18-29E N6B
Martha A. Williams 11-10-
-29D
N2A
J. G. , Mrs. 12-5-29 LI
Martha A. Williams 11-11-
-29D
N2
J. G. , Mrs. 12-6-29 N5
Milton 5-10-29 LIO
James A. 11-4-29 L14
Peter W., Mrs. 11-10-29D
N2A
James A. 11-5-29 N4
Peter W., Mrs. 11-11-29D
N2
James A. 8-18-29 N6B
R. R. 8-1-29 LI
James K. 5-13-29 L14
Tahlula M. 1-26-29P L2
John B. 9-20-29 L24
Vada Codan 8-31-29 Nl
John H. 9-21-29D L8
1128
ROBERTSON (cont.)
Laura 7-17-29D L7
Limie Pearl 1-24-29D L8
Limie Pearl King 1-24-29D L8
Lydia 7-17-29 L7
Margaret 11-18-29 L4
Margaret 11-19-29 N7
Martha .2-7-29 LIO
Mary 7-17-29 L7
Mary F. Bills 9-21-29 L8
Mary Josephine 2-7-29 LIO
Mary M. 4-20-29P L3
Ross E., Mrs. 1-15-29 N7
Sally 2-7-29 LIO
Susan M. 8-7-29M N5
Verne 12-23-29 LI
Verne 12-29-29 NIB
W. E. 1-27-29 L6C
W. J. 5-9-29 L14
William, Mrs. 1-24-29D LB .
ROBINETT
Don 7-15-29 LIO
J. H. 7-7-29A N2B
Veca 7-15-29 LIO
ROBINSON
Affa 10-27-29 NllB
Betty 1-3-29 L8
Betty 1-4-29 N3
Beulah 4-1Q-29M LI
Ella May 4-22-29 L12
Emily Jane Fort 1-11-29 L21
Emily Jane Fort 1-12-29 N4
Ernest, Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
Fifie Baichtal 10-17-29 LIB
Fifie Baichtal 10-17-29 N8
G. Terry 1-11-29M L21
G. Terry 1-12-29M N4
George A., Mrs. 4-4-29D LIO
George F. 4-30-29D Ll2
George F. 5-2-29D L16
George F. 5-3-29D L2
George F. 5-4-29D LB
Henry D. 4-20-29P L3
J. A. 11-10-29 N6C
J. F. , Mrs. 1-3-29D LB
J. F. , Mrs . 1-4-29D N3
J. I. 4-22-29 L12
James E. 3-3G-29D L6
Kate Hutt 11-10-29 N2A
Leon 1-1B-29DV L
ROBINSON (cont.)
Lester L. 6-29-29M Nl
Lily Williams 6-20-29 L12
Nathan 3-21-29 L12
Nora 10-19-29? L4
Nora 4-4-29D LIO
Nora 4-5-29D LIO
Nora 4-6-29D L6
Opal Johnson 6-29-29 Nl
R. , Mrs. 2-14-29 L2
Ralph S. 4-22-29D L12
Ralph S. 4-23-29D L12
Ralph S., Mrs. 5-1-29 L13
Ralph, Mrs. 5-25-29. LB
Roy 4-22-29 LI 2
Roy 5-1-29 L13
Winnie Pearl Hawkins 1-18-29DV L
ROB I SON
Lloyd 4-20-29 L3
ROBLEE
Ed, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
ROBORDS
D. L. 4-2-29 L14
E. M. , Mrs. 4-2-29D L14
E. M. , Mrs . 4-3-29D L2
Mary 4-3-29D L2
Mary E. 4-2-29D L14
Mary E. 4-3-29D LB
RODEBAUGH
Goldie Fern 5-22-29M LI
RODGERS
Frances 2-23-29M LI
Norma L. 12-19-29M LI
William, Mrs. 6-30-29 N2B
RODMAN
Charles 10-19-29P L4
ROE
A. J. 4-20-29 L3
Nathan 11-1B-29D Nl
ROE ST
John, Mrs. 2-14-29 L2
ROGERS
Alice Townes 4-20-29P L3
Alpha 2-20-29DV L2
Edward 6-14-29 L15
Ferma 5-6-29 LIO
Fern Talmadge B-7-29 L5
Georgia 9-7-29M LB
Guy 12-18-2 9C L3
Harriett McKinstry 4-11-29 L3
1129
ROGERS (cont.)
J. H. 2-20-29DV L2
J. P. 8-7-29M L5
J. R. , Mrs. 2-8-29 L17
Jack 4-11-29 L3
John C. 1-4-29 NO
Joyce 7-28-29D N2C
Lena 12-19-29M LI
Mamie Marie Moss 2-10-29 LIA
Margaret 6-13-29D L14
Mary A. 1-10-29 N4
Mary A. 7-20-29 L4
Odessa I. 8-10-29M Nl
Odessa L. 8-9-29M LI
R. D. 6-13-29 L14
Ralph R. 4-11-29D L3
Ralph R. 4-12-29D L28
Ray F. 2-10-29M LIA
Roy 6-13-29 L14
Sarah 2-10-29 L3C
T. B. 7-28-29 N2C
Vada 1-26-29 LI
William 0. 1-10-29P N4
William 0. 7-20-29P L4
ROHDE
August 7-12-29 Nl
ROLAND
Doris 8-28-29D N3
Doris, 8-31-29D L8
Doris 8-31-29D N8
Doris Foster 8-27-29D L3
Doris Foster 8-28-29D N3
Emil Dean 8-27-29 L3
Emil Dean 8-28-29 N3
H. L. , Mrs. 8-27-29D L3
H. L. , Mrs. 8-28-29D N3
H. L. , Mrs. 8-31-29D L8
H. L. , Mrs. 8-31-29D N8
ROLDEN
Fern Arnold 9-17-29 L13
ROLF
Catherine Nicholson 12-25-29 LI
Lessly 12-25-29M LI
ROLLA, MO.
article about 8-4-29 N12A
ROLLERMAN
F. W. , Mrs. 11-4-29 L12
F. W. , Mrs. 11-4-29 NIO
ROLLIN
Edith 12-16-29 N3
ROLLINS
N. J. , Mrs. 5-28-29 L4
ROLLSTON
Herbert 10-27-29 N12A
Herbert 12-2-29 L4
J. S. 10-27-29 N12A
Nona G. 12-2-29 L4
Paul 10-27-29 N12A
Paul 12-2-29 L4
Percy 10-27-29 N12A
Percy 12-2-29 L4
Pleas 12-2-29 L4
Teddy 10-27-29 N12A
Theodore 12-2-29D L4
W. R. 10-27-29 N12A
William R. 12-2-29 L4
William Sherman 10-27-29D N12A
William Sherman 12-2-29 L4
ROOK
Ada 10-12-29DV L8
Ada 11-12-29 LI
Ada 11-12-29 N12
Ada 11-17-29 N
Alvin 11-13-29 N3
Darwin 11-12-29 LI
Darwin Lee 10-12-29 L8
Darwin Lee 11-13-29 N3
Dawrin 11-12-29 LI
Eugene 11-12-29 LI
Eugene 11-13-29 N3
Grant 11-13-29 N3
Kenneth 10-19-29P L4
Miles 11-13-29 N3
Nora 11-13-29 N3
Opal 11-13-29 N3
W. V. 10-12-29DV L8
W. V. 11-11-29D LI
W. V. 11-12-29D LI
W. V. 11-12-29D N12
W. V. 11-13-29D N3
W. V. 11-16-29D LB
W. V. 11-17-29D N
Wayne 11-13-29 N3
Wimer 11-12-29 LI
ROOM FURNISHINGS
antique 6-11-29 LI
ROOP
Cora E. 5-10-29 LIO
ROPER
Adah 1-8-29 LIO
1130
ROPER (cont.)
Charles 9-18-29C L12
Edwin 1-8-29 LIO
George W. 1-10-29D N6
George W. 1-8-29D LIO
George W. 1-9-29D L8
George W. 1-9-29D N5
Gertrude Hunter 9-18-29 L12
Ida 1-16-29 L13
Ida 1-16-29 N13
J. F. 1-16-29 L13
J. F. 1-16-29 N13
James, Mrs. 9-10-29 L12
James, Mrs. 9-10-29 N2
John F. 1-8-29 LIO
Lois Anna 9-18-29B L12
ROSBACK
A. H. 1-23-29 LB
Frances Jane 12-26-29E LIO
Francis 1-23-29 'LS
Frank 1-23-29 LB
H. G. 1-23-29 L8
John, Mrs. 1-23- 2 9D L8
John, Mrs. 1-24-29D L8
Oscar 1-23-29 L8
Ruth 1-23-29 L8
W. L. 1-23-29 LB
ROSE
A. D. 3-10-29 LIB
A. D. , Mrs. 5-16-29 L14
Alice 6-20-29D L12
Alice Williams 6-20-29D L12
Anna Jackson 8-9-29 L2 0
Anna Jackson 8-9-29 N6
Clifford 2-18-29C L8
Daisy 6-20-29 L12
Gusta 9-13-29DV LI
Ira C. 9-13-29DV LI
J. A. 9-20-29 L24
J. A. 9-21-29 L8
J. B. 9-18-29D L5
J. B. 9-19-29D L18
J. B. 9-19-2 9DN2
J. B. 9-20-29 L24
J. B. 9-20-29D N8
J. B. 9-21-29D LB
J. B. , Mrs. 6-20-29D L12
J. B. , Mrs. 6-21-29D L20
J. R. 9-20-29D N7
Kindred 6-14-29 L15
ROSE (cont.)
Leon, Mrs. 5-13-29 L5
Nathon 11-23-29D Lll
Nathon 11-23-29D N13
Townly 3-10-29 LIB
Wesley 11-23-29 Lll
Wesley 11-23-29 N13
ROSENTHAL
Henry 11-18-29D L16
Henry 11-18-29D N12
Henry 11-22-29P N16
ROSS
C. W. , Mrs. 11-14-29 L16
Ella 10-19-29 L4
Houston 7-12-29 L9 '
Houston 7-13-29 N6
John 7-12-29 L9
John 7-13-29 N6
Pauline 10-19-29P L4
Sarah 7-12-29 L9
Sarah 7-13-29 N6
Sarah E. Bryan 6-18-29 LI
Susan 7-12-29 L9
W. W. 7-1-29D Nl
W. W. 8-11-29D NIB
Walter 11-9-29D N7
William A. 7-1-29D LI
ROTHERMEL
Frank 10-4-29C LIO
ROTHERMER
Frank 10-4-29C LIO
ROTHGEB
Henry 6-26-29DV L3
Mollie 6-26-29DV L3
ROULET
Alfred 1-22-29 Nl
Matile 1-22-29 Nl
ROUNTREE
Al 5-13-29 L14
Al, Mrs. 12-24-29 L2
Alvin H. 10-20-29 N3D
Alvin H. 12-30-29 LIO
Bently M. 5-11-29 L
C. M. 5-13-29 L14
Charles 12-30-29 LIO
Eleanor 5-11-29 L
Eleanor 6-20-29E L6
Esther LeBolt 12-30-29 LIO
Helen 5-11-29 L
Herman 5-11-29 L
1131
ROUNTREE (cont.)
J. H. , Mrs. 1-1-29 N6
J. I . , Mrs. 3-15-29 L20
Joe H. 5-13-29 L14
Joseph 3-6-29 L14
Joseph 6-14-29 L15
Joseph 6-19-29 L12
Junius 6-14-29M,L15
Lela Hartsell 12-13-29 L3
Lila Hartzell 12-13-29 Nl
Martha J. Miller 6-14-29 L15
N. M. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Newton 11-14-29E L18
Newton 12-30-29M LIO
Newton Marshall 10-20-29E N3D
Ora Vaughan 12-25-29 N5
Phillip G. 12-13-29M L3
Phillip G. 12-13-29M Nl
ROUSE
Catherine James 10-30-29 L8
Catherine James 10-30-29 N2
ROUTH
Bert E. , Mrs. 7-4-29 L2
Bert, Mrs. 7-5-29 L18
Jannie Bell 1-5-29 N12
Jesse Q. 1-5-29D N12
ROUTT
F. S. 5-13-29 L14
Josephine, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
ROWE
Cloice A. 1-3-29D LB
Cloice A. 1-4-29D N3
Everett 4-26-29D L7
Lena 8-23-29M LI
Lena 8-23-29M Nl
Lennie, Mrs. 4-29-29 LIO
Lily Bush 2-27-29 LIO
W. J. 4-26-29 L7
William 1-3-29 L8
William 1-4-29 N3
ROW IN
Dell 1-10-29M Nl
ROWLEY
Lula 8-10-29 L8
Mayme C. 8-10-29 L8
Thomas 8-10-29 L8
ROY
C. W. , Mrs. 10-1-29 N3
ROYAL
Harry 3-12-29 L16
ROYAL (cont.)
Mary Nuszetta 3-12-29D L16
ROYCE
Helen Eagby 1-20-29 L2B
Ray L. 1-20-29M L2B
ROYSTON
Mildred L. 12-31-29M Nl
ROZELL
Florence A. 1-26-29 L2
Florence A. 7-20-29 L4
RUARK
W. E. , Mrs. 6-4-29 L14
RUBIN
Fred J., Mrs. 8-8-29D L12
Fred J., Mrs. 8-9-29D N6
Rose 8-9-29D N6
Rose E. 8-8-29D L12
RUCKER
Fred G. 7-31-29 L6
Libby 7-31-29 L6
RUE
Elizabeth J. 7-11-29 L12
W. C. 7-11-29 L12
W. C. 7-11-29 N14
RUFFIN
James E. 8-25-29 NIC
Jesse Lee 1-15-29D L6
RULE
Carl 3-2-29C L6
Carl William 3-2-29B L6
Charles 5-13-29 L14
RUMMEL
Glen, Mrs. 9-16-29 N12
Glenn, Mrs. 9-16-29 L14
RUNDBERG
Carl L. 9-15-29 N5A
Charles J., Mrs. 9-15-29D N5A
Minnie A. 9-15-29D N5A
RUNDLE
Ben, Mrs. 8-20-29 L14
Ben, Mrs. 8-21-29 N8
RUNYAN
Anna L. 6-12-29 LIO
B. A. 6-12-29 LIO
Dora 6-12-29 LIO
Elizabeth 6-12-29 LIO
I. A. 6-12-29D LIO
Sherrill 6-12-29 LIO
Tim 6-12-29 LIO
William 6-12-29 LIO
1132
RUPE
J. S. 6-18-29 L17
J. S. , Mrs . 6-13-29D L14
J. S., Mrs. 6-14-29D L24
Mary 6-13-29D L14
Mary 6-14-29D L24
RUSCHA
E. J. 1-26-29 L2
E. J. 7-20-29 L4
RUSH
Dell Rowin 1-10-29 Nl
Fred 1-10-29M Nl
RUSHING
Leah Pittman 1-19-29 N6
RUSLING
Paul, Mrs. 1-22-29 L16
Paul, Mrs. 1-22-29 NIO
RUSSELL
Alice 1-14-29 N2
Andy 1-14-29 N2
Aubrey 8-5-29DV LI 2
Bessie 8-5-29DV L12
C. N. , Mrs. 7-30-29 L3
C. N. , Mrs. 7-30-29 N12
Catherine 1-14-29 N2
Early, Mrs. 4-6-29 L9
Eunice 8-24-29M LI
Fannie J. 1-14-29D N2
H,. J. 8-2-29C L16
Henry 1-14-29 N2
Jack 8-23-29DV LIB
Jack 8-24-29 N12
Jack D. 3-31-29M LIB
John, Mrs. 1-14-29D N2
Katherine Mantle 3-31-29 LIB
Lucy 1-3-29 L8
Lucy 1-3-29 N6
Mae 1-12-29M Nl
Major 1-14-29 N2
Neva 8-23-29DV L18
Neva 8-24-29 N12
Ona 1-14-29 N2
RUTH
Bert, Mrs. 7-5-29 N12
RUTLEDGE
Dudley C. 8-28-29 L5
Mary E. 8-28-29 L5
RUYLE
Charles 8-28-29 N2
Homer 8-28-29 N2
RUYLE (cont.)
Jack, Mrs. 7-30-29 L3
Jack, Mrs. 7-30-29 N12
Mattie Crosswhite 8-28-29 N2
Stella 8-13-29 L16
Stella 8-14-29 N2
T. R. , Mrs. 3-30-29 L6
Turner 8-28-29 N2
Walter 8-28-29 N2
RYAN
B. F. 5-16-29 L2
B. H. 5-16-29 L2
F. 0. 5-16-29 L2
Fred O. 5-16-29 L2
George L. 5-16-29D L2
George L. 5-17-29D L20
George Luther 5-17-29DV LI
James, Mrs. 9-23-29 Nl
Jerome 5-16-29 L2
Mallie Morton 5-13-29 LIO
Margaret 11-20-29M L18
Margaret 11-21-29M N4
Margaret Robertson 11-18-29M L4
Margaret Robertson 11-19-29M N7
R. W. 5-16-29 L2
Tressie 11-18-29 L16
Violet 5-16-29 L2
Violet I. 5-17-29DV LI
RYBOLT
Amanda J. 12-31-29 N6
SAAB
Bernice L. 8-24-29DV L4
Louis C. 8-24-29DV L4
SADLER
Jesse M. 6-17-29 L5
SAINTJOHN
Vince, Mrs. 11-6-29 L2
SAIRMAN
W. B. , Mrs. 10-25-29 N6
SALE
Francis B. 10-14-29 LI
SALKILL
Charles H. 5-10-29M LI
Nerva Watson 5-10-29 LI
SALLEY
Mary A. 1-6-29 L8C
SALSMAN
Beulah 10-18-29 L8
George 8-5-29 L12
George 8-5-29 N3
1133
SALTS
A. A. , Mrs .
A. A. , Mrs .
SALVER
Ed 6-21-29
Fred 6-21-2
Hulda 6-21-
SALYER
K. M. 12-10
K. M. 12-9-
Sarah Jane
Sarah Jane
SALZER
Ed 6-21-29
Ed 6-22-29
Fred 6-21-2
Fred 6-22-2
Hulda 6-22-
John 6-21-2
John 6-22-2
SALZMAN
Beulah 10-1
Beulah Huds
SAMPEY
A. P. 5-13-
Al 5-13-29
SAMPLE
George D. 2
SAMUEL
Clara 4-20-
Martha S . 4
Nina 11-10-
SAMUELS
Julia W. 8-
Julia W. 8-
Julia W. Le
Walter H. 8
Walter H. 8
Walter H. 8
SANDERS
Albert W. 7
Albert W. 7
Alfred S. E
Benjamin Cl
Eloise 7-2-
Eloise Fols
Iva 12-15-2
SANDFORD
Anna Corum
8-20-29 L14
8-20-29 N6
L20
9 L20
29 L20
-29 N
29 LI
12-10-29 N
12-9-29 LI
L2 0
L8
9 L2 0
9 L8
29 L8
9D L20
9D LB
8-29 N7
on 10-17-29
29 L14
L14
-20-29 Lll
L18
29 L3
-20-29P
29M Nl
L3
18-29 N3A
19-29 N3
ach 8-17-29
-17-29 L8
-18-29 N3A
-19-29 N3
L8
SANDS
Agnes L. Griffith 12-28-29DV L4
Agnes Lucile 12-28-29DV L4
Herbert 2-17-29 L6C
Virgil J. 12-28-29DV L4
SANFORD
Anna Corum 7-2-2 9 N3
Ed L. 5-13-29 L14
Frank L. 11-17-29 N2A
Frank, Mrs. 2-7-29 LIO
Grady 10-10-29 N4
Grady 10-9-29 L16
Grady Holland 10-19-29 L4
Grady M. 11-17-29 N2A
H. M. 1-26-29P L2
Mary 10-10-29 N4
Mary 10-9-29 L16
R. A. 1-26-29 L2
W. B. 11-17-29P N2A
William B. 10-19-29P L4
SANS
Ida Mathena 5-17-29 L20
SANSONE
Bunch 11
Charles
Charles
SAPP
Harley J. 9-30-29D LIO
Harley J. 9-30-29D N3
W. L. 7-2-29 L12
W. L. 7-3-29 N5
SAPPPINGTON
Frank 1-17-29 LIO
SARGENT
12-27-29D LIO
12-27-29D N2
5-10-29 LIO
-18-29 L6
11-18-29 L6
9-3-29 L2
-2-29 L6
-3-29 N4
. 4-20-29 L3
arence 4-20-29P
29M L6
om 7-3-29M N4
9M Nl
7-1-29 L14
L3
G. L.
G. L.
Lena
SARTOR I
J. A.
J. A.
Mattao
Matteo
Mittie
Nettie
SATER
J. F.,
SATHER
Elizabeth McCammon 10-22-29 N6
SATIFIELD
Retta Biggs
10-7-29 LIO
10-7-29 N2
10-7-29D LIO
10-7-29D N2
10-7-29 N2
10-7-29 LIO
Mrs. 1-27-29 L3C
9-17-29 L5
1134
SATIFIELD (cont.)
Retta Biggs 9-17-29 N2
SATTERLEE
John O. 7-20-29 L4
Roy J. 7-20-2 9P L4
SAUERWEIN
A. , Jr. 11-10-29 N6C
SAULTZ
Mildred 9-1-29M N3A
SAUNDERS
Emma B. 1-26-29P L2
SAVAGE
D. B. , Mrs. 10-20-29 NIC
Dan B. 4-27-29DV L12
Dan B. 5-16-29DV LI
Irene 4-20-29 L3
Kate Cantrell 10-12-29 LIO
Kate Cantrell 10-12-29 N4
Lee 10-20-29 NIC
Meredith 4-27-29DV L12
Meredith 5-16-29DV LI
Rose E. 4-20-29P L3
Roy 1-24-29C L8
Virginia Lee 5-20-29 LIO
Virginia Lee 5-21-29 L2
W. L. , Mrs. 5-20-29D LIO
Willard 10-12-29M LIO
Willard 10-12-29M N4
Willard, Mrs. 5-20-29D LIO
Willard, Mrs. 5-21-29D L2
family reunion 10-20-29 NIC
SAWALD
Julia 7-12-29 Nl
SAWDEY
Luella M. 7-24-29M Nl
Luella M. 7-24-29M N2
SAWDON
Frances 1-26-29P L2
SAWSON
Edna 1-17-29M N14
Edna 1-17-29M N6
SAWYER
J. 11-10-29 N6C
J. L. 1-17-29C L5
Jay 1-26-29P L2
L. M. 5-13-29 L14
L. M. , Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
Lewden 6-13-29 LI
Mary Genevieve 1-17-29B L5
SAXE
Ralph 2-10-29C L3C
SAYE
Ed 12-24-29 L2
Ed 12-25-29 N5
Edwin Ardras 12-24-29 L2
Helen 12-24-29 L2
Helen 12-25-29 N5
Jennie 12-24-29 L2
Jennie 12-25-29 N5
William Thomas 12-24-29D L2
William Thomas 12-25-29D N5
SAYERS
A. B. 2-8-29D L16
Augustus B. 10-19-29P L4
F. A. , Mrs. 2-5-29 LIO
J. S. 10-19-29 L4
J. S. 2-8-29 L16
J. S. 4-20-29 L3
Margaret 2-8-29 L16
Susan 2-8-29 L16
Virginia 4-20-29P L3
SAYLES
Alfred 6-4-29 L14
'Anna May 6-4-29 L14
Clark 6-4-29 L14
E. F. , Mrs. 6-4-29 L14
G. M. 6-4-29 L14
H. E. 6-4-29D L14
Mary Mutz 4-24-29 L14
SCALES
J. V. 11-22-29 L26
Mildred A. 11-22-29M L26
SCARBROUGH
Anna 10-20-29M NIA
SCENIC SPOTS
in Ozarks 10-9-29 L
SCHAEFFER
G. 11-10-29 N6C
SCHAFFITZEL
Effie Tillman 2-26-29 L12
SCHAHUBER
Bernard 4-27-29 L8
Betty 4-27-29 LB
Betty 5-1-29 L12
Elizabeth 4-27-29D L8
Elizabeth 5-1-29P L12
Elizabeth Knight 4-27-29D LB
George 4-27-29 L8
I. 5-1-29 L12
1135
SCHAHUBER (cont.)
Ignatius, Mrs. 4-27-29D L8
Marie 4-27-29 L8
Pauline 4-27-29 L8
SCHALLER
Charles 1-29-29 L12
Irene 1-29-29 L12
Louisa 1-29-29D L12
William 1-29-29 L12
SCHAPER
H. W. 9-6-29 L22
Margaret 9-6-29M L22
SCHENCK
Charlotte West 7-28-29D N3C
SCHIBLER
Phillip, Mrs. 2-4-29 LIO
SCHMALZEL
Ottomar 9-23-29D LIO
Ottomar 9-24-29D N2
SCHMIDT
, Mrs. 10-31-29 N7
Ella A. 7-19-29M Nl
John 1-26-29P L2
SCHMITT
Albert 11-4-29 N9
Albert 11-4-29D L12
Albert, Mrs. 10-31-29 L2
Albert, Mrs. 11-1-29 L24
Albert, Mrs. 11-1-29 N14
SCHMOOK
Elsie Trenary 10-16-29 L12
Elsie Trenary 10-16-29 N14
H. B. 5-13-29 L14
John 1-26-29 L2
John 5-13-29 L14
John 7-20-29 L4
SCHNEIDER
Albert 7-26-29 N6
Arthur 7-26-29 N6
Augustus 7-26-29D L12
Chattie F. 8-9-29 N5
Edward 7-26-29 N6
Elizabeth Robertson 2-7-29 LIO
Frank 7-26-29D LI
Gustave 7-26-29D N6
Gustave 7-29-29D N3
Henry 7-2-29 L12
Henry 7-3-29 N5
J. L. , Mrs. 1-1-29 N6
John 7-2-29 L12
SCHNEIDER (cont.)
John 7-3-2 9 N5
John, Mrs. 5-2-29 L12
John, Mrs. 5-3-29 L2
Louisa 7-26-29 N6
Martin 7-26-29 N6
R. J. , Mrs. 7-26-29 N6
SCHNEITER
Anne Wolter 2-16-29 LIO
Henry 2-16-29D LIO
Henry, Mrs. 2-16-29 LIO
SCHOENWALD
Augusta 12-10-29 N3
Augusta 12-9-29 L2
Clara 12-10-29 N3
Clara 12-9-29 L2
Edward 12-10-29 N3
Edward 12-9-29 L2
Hattie 12-10-29 N3
Hattie 12-9-29 L2
Julia 12-10-29 N3
Julia 12-9-29 L2
Lilly 12-10-29 N3
Lilly 12-9-29 L2
Oscar E. 12-10-29D L2
Oscar E. 12-10-29D N3
Oscar E. 12-11-29D N6
Oscar E. 12-9-29D L2
Paul 12-10-29 N3
Paul 12-9-29 L2
SCHOLLENBERGER
Charles 9-7-29 L8
Ray, Mrs. 9-7-29D L8
SCHOLTEN
E. H. 5-13-29 L14
E. H. 6-3-29 LIO
Neva 6-3-29 LIO
Neva, Miss 5-13-29 L14
SCHOOL
first in Spfd 6-14-29 L15
SCHOOLCRAFT
Henry 6-14-29 L15
SCHOTTE
George, Mrs. 1-1-2 9 N6
SCHREIBER
William 9-26-29D N3
SCHRIBNER
Artie 2-4-29D LIO
Charles, Mrs. 2-4-29 LIO
1136
SCHRIEBER
William 9-26-29D L2
William 9-26-29D N3
William 9-27-29D L8
William 9-27-29D NIO
William 9-28-29D N2
SCHROEDER
Charles 7-21-29D N2A
Charles 7-22-29D L3
Charles 7-23-29D N6
SCHUERER
Harry, Mrs. 5-10-29 LIO
SCHULTS
Peter 2-26-29D L12
SCHULTZ
Ben, Mrs. 7-16-29 N2
Billy 6-18-29 L3
Carl W. 1-15-29C L12
Howard Arthur 1-15-29B L12
Jacob 6-14-29 L15
Peter 2-27-29D LIO
SCHWARZENBACH
Emil 1G-19-29P L4
SCHWARZENBACK
Emil 4-20-29P L3
SCHWEITZER
Caroline 1-27-29D L5C
Charles E. 1-27-29 L5C
Fred C. 1-27-29 L5C
Fred C. 5-13-29 L14
George W. 1-27-29 L5C
J. C. , Mrs. 1-27-29D L5C
J. H. 5-13-29 L14
John H. 1-27-29 L5C
SCOTT
A. A. , Mrs. 12-4-29 L5
Alice Russell 1-14-29 N2
B. A. , Mrs. 1-24-29 LB
Claudia Pemberton 10-1-29 N4
Clyde 11-22-29 L9
Clyde 11-22-29 N16
Dee 11-22-29 L9
Dee 11-22-29 N16
Dona Dolores 3-30-29M LI
Elizabeth 12-16-29 L6
Elizabeth 12-17-29 N2
Elton 11-22-29 L9
Elton 11-22-29 N16
Esther 1-6-29 L9A
Fannie 1-26-29P L2
SCOTT (cont.)
Fred 1-24-29D L
Fred 1-25-29D LI
Fred 11-22-29 L9
Fred 11-22-29 N16
G. W. 1-4-29 L2
George W. 1-6-29D L9A
George W. 1-7-29D LB
George W. 1-7-29D Nl
George W. 1-8-29D Nl
George W. 7-20-29P L4
George W., Mrs. 1-1-29D LIO
Hester 1-1-29D LIO
Hester 1-2-29D L6
Hester 1-2-29D NIO
Hester 7-20-29P L4
Hester S. 1-4-29P L2
Hosie D. 11-22-29D L9
Hosie D. 11-22-29D N16
Hosie D. 11-23-29D N2
J. A. 11-10-29 N6C
Jane 7-28-29 N2C
John 10-1-29 N4
Laura Burns 12-5-29 L14
Laura E. Burns 12-6-29 L16
Laura E. Burns 12-7-29 L12
Laura E. Burns 12-7-29 NIO
Lester Floyd 10-1-29M N4
Llewellyn 8-12-29M L12
Llewellyn 8-13-29M N4
Marie 2-22-29 LI
Noah H. 10-23-29D L14
Noah H. 10-23-29D N6
Noah H. 10-24-29D L12
Noah H. 10-24-29D N3
Noah H. 10-25-29D N6
Ora Cowan 3-30-29 L6
Pauline 11-22-29 L9
Pauline 11-22-29 N16
Pauline Parson 8-12-29 L12
Pauline Parson 8-13-29 N4
R. A. , Mrs. 6-7-29 LI
R. T. , Mrs. 1-14-29 LI
R. T. , Mrs. 1-15-29 N7
Robert 2-22-29 LI
Roy 11-22-29 L9
Roy 11-22-29 N16
W. E. 12-16-29 L6
W. E. 12-17-29 N2
Winfield 7-30-29P N12
1137
SCRITCHFIELD
Albert 8-2-29DV N3
Albert 8-3-29DV L12
Inez Yates 8-2-29DV N3
Inez Yates 8-3-29DV L12
SCRIVENER
Alice Whited 9-8-29 Nl
Alva 1-1-29 N6 ■
Alva 1-2-29 NIO
Betty Lee 1-1-29D LIO
Betty Lee 1-1-29D N6
Betty Lee 1-2-29D L6
Betty Lee 1-2-29D NIO
C. P. , Mrs. 1-15-29 N7
G. M. 9-8-29M Nl
Patty Lou 1-1-29 N6
SCROGGINS
Guy 1-6-29 L6C
SCROGGS
Mary Dirth 8-5-29 L12 ,
Mary Dirth 8-5-29 N3
Nellie 8-18-29DV N12A
O. S. 8-18-29DV N12A
SCUDDER
Anna 1-4-29 L6
Anna 1-5-29 N4
SEAMAN
Laura 4-4-29 LIO
Laura, Miss 5-13-29 L14
Ophelia 4-21-29 L3A
R. Ophelia 4-21-29 L3A
William T. 1-26-29P L2
SEAMANS
Earl 1-26-29 L2
SEAMON
Retha Meadin 2-23-29 L2
Richard 2-23-29M L2
SEASE
Elmer F. 10-19-29P L4
S EATON
E. B. , Mrs. 1-27-29 L5C
SEAWEL
Mabel P. 1-26-29P L2
SEBREE
G. M. 4-20-29P L3
G. M. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
George M., Mrs. 1-13-29 L6B
George M., Mrs. 8-3-29 L4
John B. 1-13-29 L6B
Lizzie 4-20-29 L3
SECHLER
Merle 6-28-29M LI
SECHRIST
Thomas 10-19-29P L4
SEDGWICK
Erdice Chamberlain 3-17-29 L2D
Frank L. 11-28-29M LIO
Frank L. 11-29-29M N4
Harold R. 3-17-29M L2D
Harold R. 3-5-29 L6
Harold R. 3-5-29E L6
Louise Amos 11-28-29 LIO
Louise Amos 11-29-29 N4
SEE
Lena 7-17-29 L12
Lena 7-18-29 N2
SEEBURGER
Philip 4-20-29 L3
SEHNERT
John 6-29-29 L5
John 6-29-29 N4
Martha 6-29-29 L5
Martha 6-29-29 N4
Mary Catherine 6-29-29M L5
Mary Catherine 6-29-29M N4
SEIBEN
Sue W. 9-16-29D N12
SEIFERT
Charles 8-10-29 N8
Charles 8-11-29 N12A
Charles 8-12-29 Nl
Charles 8-8-29 LI
Charles 8-9-29 L18
Charles 8-9-29 N12
Dorothy 8-10-29 N8
Dorothy 8-11-29 N12A
Dorothy 8-12-29 Nl
Dorothy 8-8-29 LI
Dorothy 8-9-29 L18
Dorothy 8-9-29 N12
Emil 8-10-29 N8
Emil 8-11-29 N12A
Emil 8-12-29 Nl
Emil 8-8-29 LI
Emil 8-9-29 L18
Emil 8-9-29 N12
Helen 8-10-29 N8
Helen 8-11-29 N12A
Helen 8-12-29 Nl
Helen 8-8-29 LI
1138
SEIFERT (cont.)
Helen 8-9-29 L18
Helen 8-9-29 N12
Julius 8-10-29D NB
Julius 8-11-29D N12A
Julius 8-12-29D L14
Julius 8-12-29D Nl
Julius 8-8-29D LI
Julius 8-9-29D LIB
Julius 8-9-29D N6
Loretta 1-9-29M Lll
Loretta 10-11-29 L24
Loretta Mary 4-20-29P L3
SEITZ
Lyda Koch 6-15-29 L8
SELF
W. R. 1-26-29 L2
W. R. 10-19-29 L4
W. R. 2-12-29 L16
W.R. 7-20-29 L4
SELL
Zelma 11-27-29M N7
SELLERS
Helen Pauline 10-20-29M NIA
SENCE
Carrie Steckel 8-27-29 L3
Headley 7-13-29 L12
SENEY
Hazel 6-29-29M LI
SENTER
James L. 9-25-29DV NB
Pauline J. 9-25-29DV N8
SETH
J. D. 8-9-29C L20
SEVIER
John 8-22-29 LB
SEWELL
A. M. 10-14-29 L12
A. M. 10-14-29 N12
Adelia 3-23-29M LI
B. A. 11-24-29 N13A
Clema 11-24-29 N13A
Flora 11-24-29 N13A
H. A. 11-24-29 N13A
J. W. 10-14-29 L12
J. W. 10-14-29 N12
J. W. 12-26-29 N2
J. W., Mrs. 11-24-29D N13A
John F. 10-14-29 L12
John F. 10-14-29 N12
SEWELL (cont.)
M. F. 10-14-29 L12
M. F. 10-14-29 N12
Mary J. 11-24-29D N13A
Mary J. 11-25-29D L2
Mary J. 11-25-29D NIO
Oliver 10-14-29D L12
Oliver 10-14-29D N12
Oliver E., Mrs. 12-26-29D N2
P. W. 10-14-29 L12
P. W. 10-14-29 N12
Vandalia 10-14-29 L12
Vandalia 10-14-29 N12
W. R. 10-14-29 L12
W. R. 10-14-29 N12
SHACKELFORD
Bess 8-27-29 N4
Chester 8-14-29D L14
Emma B-13-29 LI
Emma 8-13-29 N2
Emma C. 8-27-29 N4
J. H. 8-12-29D LI
J. H. 8-13-29D LI
J. H. 8-13-29D N2
J. H. 8-15-29D N2
J. H. 8-27-29P N4
Louis C. 8-13-29 LI
Louis C. 8-13-29 N2
Louis C. 8-27-29 N4
SHACKLEFORD
George B. 5-13-29 L14
Gladys Roberts 8-1-29 LI
Margaret, Miss 5-13-29 L14
SHACKLETT
Tom R. 12-9-29 Ll
SHADDAY
Frank 7-12-29M L6
Frank 7-13-29M N4
Frank A. 7-12-29 L6
Frank A. 7-13-29 N4
Maxine Gamble 7-12-29 L6
Maxine Gamble 7-13-29 N4
SHADE
Alice A. 1-26-29P L2
J. 0. 1-26-29 L2
Myra B. 1-26-29 L2
Norine 1-26-29P L2
SHADEL
Frank, Mrs. 10-4-29 NB
1139
SHADEY
Marie 12-15-29M Nl
SHAFFEELS
Turner 10-31-29D L6
Turner 11-1-29D N8
SHAFFER
F. H. , Mrs. 3-2-29 LIO
P. H. , Mrs. 3-1-29 L13
SHALLENBERGER
Arthur 8-2-29M L6
Ernest, Mrs. 4-12-29 L16
Julia Welch 8-2-29 L6
SHALLENGERGER
Ernest, Mrs. 3-31-29 L7B
SHAMEL
R. S. 9-27-29D N7
SHANK
Eva L. Collins 11-17-29 N6A
John C. 11-17-29M N6A
SHANKS
Daisy 6-21-29 LI
SHANLEE
Bertie Wells 2-9-29 L6
SHANNANHAN
Ella Gibson 4-29-29 LIO
SHANNON
John D. 3-7-29 L14
John D. 4-21-29 L3A
SHARICK
Archite 9-13-29DV LI
Stella 9-13-29DV LI
SHARP
Anna Austin 9-3-29D LIO
Anna Austin 9-4-29D N5
Anna F. Austin 1-22-29 Nl
Anna Francis Austin 1-22-29 L3
Ed, Mrs. 8-25-29 N7A
Howard M. 1-22-29M L3
Howard M. 1-22-29M Nl
Howard, Mrs. 9-4-29D N5
J. W. 4-6-29 L3
Opal Stapp 4-4-29 LI
Opal Stapp 4-6-29 L3
Robert 4-6-29M L3
Robert L. 4-4-29M LI
SHARPSHIRE
Vacie Williams 6-20-29 L12
SHARRITS
Mary J. Coffland 5-18-29 L8
SHATTUCK
Loren Rollin 1-19-29DV N14
Virginia Claire 1-19-29DV N14
SHAW
Anna 3-17-29 L2A
H. E. 3-17-29 L2A
J. E. 10-19-29 L4
J. E. 3-17-29 L2A
K. X. 3-17-29 L2A
Leta 3-17-29 L2A
R. E. 3-17-29 L2A
Raymond, Mrs. 8-2-29 L6
W. E. 10-19-29P L4
William E. 3-17-29 L2A
William E. 3-18-29D L8
SHEEDY
John 7-1-29D L14
John 7-1-29D N2
John 7-2-2 9D L3
John 7-2-2 9D N3
John, Jr. 7-2-29D L12
John, Jr. 7-3-29D LIO
John, Jr. 7-3-29D N5
John, Jr. 7-4-29D N12
Mike 7-1-29 L14
Mike 7-2-29 L12
Mike 7-2-29 L3
Mike 7-2-29 N3
Mike 7-3-29 N5
SHEEHAN
Jenny Toole 1-10-29 LIO
Jenny Toole 1-11-29 N5
SHEETS
Joe, Mrs. 12-24-29 L2
SHELBY
Alice 1-15-29 N7
Alta 1-15-29 N7
Charles 1-15-29 N7
Edith 1-15-29 N7
Golda 1-15-29 N7
Ines Gertrude 1-15-29D N7
William 1-15-29 N7
SHELLEDY
Ethel Trantham 1-3-29 N12
SHELLEY
Bertha H. 7-19-29 L20
Jennie Higgins 1-26-29 N3
Thomas 7-19-29 L2 0
SHELPMAN
Ed J., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
1140
SHELTON
Albert 1-11-29 N5
Carrie 6-18-29 L5
Eddie 1-11-29 N5
Ellen 1-11-29D N5
Ethel 1-26-29 L2
Frank 1-11-29 N5
Henry V. 8-13-29 N4
Henry V., Mrs. 8-12-29 L12
J. M. 7-14-29 N6C
J. M. 7-6-29 L8
J. M. 7-7-29 N2A
Jake 1-11-29 N5
James 1-11-29 N5
Mollie Short 11-27-29 L4
Morris Eugene 7-6-29D L8
Morris Eugene 7-7-29D N2A
Murel 1-26-29P L2
Roy, Mrs. 1-31-29 L8
William 1-11-29 N5
William P., Mrs. 1-11-29D N5
SHEPARD
E. M. 11-27-29 L8
Ed M. 5-13-29 L14
Edward M. 3-28-29 L
Edward M., Mrs. 5-28-29 LI
Harriet Ohlen 5-28-29 LI
SHEPHERD
Mark L. 11-2-29 L12
infant 11-2-29D L12
SHEPPARD
Ben, Mrs. 6-11-29 LI
F. E. 7-2-29 N
Flora Davis 9-10-29 Nl
George 9-10-29N Nl
Henry 10-17-29 L12
Henry 6-14-29 L15
Jessie 9-10-29N Nl
Joe D. 5-13-29 L14
William D. 3-27-29 L12
William D., Mrs. 2-19-29D L5
William T. 3-27-29 L12
SHERIDAN
Ann Louise 9-12-29B L2
Homer 9-12-29C L2
Leonard D. 8-23-29D L2
Mary 8-23-29 LI
R. S. 8-23-29 LI
W. E. 11-10-29 N6C
W. E. 8-23-29 LI
SHERMAN
Elma Hurley 3-5-29 L12
Wahneta 7-20-29 L4
SHERRELL
Hilda Ockerman 8-29-29 Nl
James H. 8-29-29M Nl
Ruth 12-24-29M L16
Ruth 12-25-29M N9
SHERRILL
Arthur 12-1-29 N6B
Arthur 6-15-29M LI
Ernestine Shimp 6-15-29 LI
Myrtle Wells 2-9-29 L6
Pearl 12-1-29M N6B
Pearl M. 11-28-29M N2
Sarah S. 12-27-29DV Lll
Timothy 12-1-29 N6B
Timothy 12-27-29DV Lll
SHERROW
Hiram 1-8-29 LIO
James W. 1-8-29D LIO
SHEWARD
Dorothy 1-26-29P L2
SHIDELER
E. A. 7-7-29C N2B
SHIELDS
Belle 11-18-29 L16
Belle 11-18-29 N12
Benjamin L. 11-19-29 L3
Benjamin L. 11-19-29D N14
Benjamin L. 11-20-29D N9
Benjamin Lee 11-13-29D L16
Benjamin Lee 11-18-29D N12
Bobby June 11-18-29 L16
Bobby June 11-18-29 N12
Carl 10-28-29 L12
Carl 10-28-29 N2
Cleo M. 8-5-29 L12
Cleo M. 8-6-29 L12
Cleo M. 8-6-29 N2
Edward D. 8-5-29 L12
Edward D. 8-6-29 L12
Edward D. 8-6-29 N2
Edward E. 8-5-29 L12
Edward E. 8-6-29 L12
Edward E. 8-6-29 N2
George 11-18-29 L16
George Lee 11-18-29 N12
Jack 11-18-29 L16
Jack 11-18-29 N12
1141
SHIELDS (cont.)
James A. 10-28-29D L12
James A. 10-28-29D N2
Lewis 10-28-29 L12
Lewis 10-28-29 N2
Margaret 11-18-29 L16
Margaret 11-18-29 N12
Marie 11-18-29 L16
Marie 11-18-29 N12
Marion, Mrs. 11-19-29 L6
Otola Belle 11-18-29 L16
Otola Belle 11-18-29 N12
Ullaee 8-5-29 L12
Ullaee 8-6-29 L12
Ullaee 8-6-29 N2
Virgil Lawrence 11-18-29 L16
Virgil Lawrence 11-18-29 N12
SHIMP
Annis 3-20-29D LIO
Annis Douglas 3-19-2'9D L14
Annis, Mrs. 3-19-29D L14
Ernestine 6-15-29M LI
John Ernest 3-19-29 L14
John Ernest 3-20-29 LIO
Mary K. 8-31-2 9M LI
Mary K. 9-1-29M N3A
SHINALL
Arnold 7-20-29P L4
Davie G. 7-20-29P L4
SH INKLE
Thomas Jefferson 4-13-29A L2
SHIPLEY
Alfonso 8-29-29 LI
Alfonso 8-30-29 Nl
Alfonzo 8-29-29 Nl
Aljunior 8-29-29 LI
Alpha 8-29-29 LI
Arvel L. 8-29-29D LI
Arvel L. 8-30-2 9DL
Arvel L. 8-30-29D Nl
Arvel L. 8-31-2 9DN1
Carl 5-6-29M LI
Carrie 8-29-29 LI
Clyde 8-29-29 LI
E. R. 5-3-29 L20
Ed R. 5-13-29 L14
Ethel 8-29-29 LI
Eva Burkhead 5-6-29 LI
Eva Ray 10-9-29 L2
Gertrude 8-29-29 LI
SHIPLEY (cont.)
Mearl 8-29-29 LI
Mearl 8-30-29 Nl
Nancy 8-29-29 LI
Nettie Davis 8-11-29 N2B
Orville 8-29-29D Nl
S. D. 8-11-29M N2B
SHIPMAN
B. A. 1-4-29 N5
Charles 1-4-29 N5
Ernest 1-4-29 N5
Flara A. 1-4-29 N5
J. D. , Mrs. 1-4-29 N5
Salome Nelson 1-11-29 Nl
SHIPP
Jim, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Will, Mrs. 12-5-29 L14
SHIVERS
James H. 11-30-29D L8
Nancy J. 11-30-29 L8
Richard 11-30-29 L8
Wesley 11-30-29 L8
Willie 11-30-29 L8
Zeb 11-30-29 L8
SHOEMAKER
Albert, Mrs. 7-1-29 N2
SHONBERGER
Sadie 1-22-29 Nl
SHORE
Bertha Baker 2-15-29 L14
Evans, Mrs. 2-15-29 L14
SHORT
Agnes Roger 11-27-29 L4
Arthur 1-27-29 L3C
B. O. 1-27-29 L3C
Dewey 6-11-29 LI
Dewey 6-13-29 L18
Glen A. 6-18-29 L16
Glenn 11-27-29 L4
Ida Geneva 11-27-29 L4
John 11-27-29 L4
Mary Ellen 11-27-29D L4
Mollie 11-27-29 L4
Nell Carter 9-30-29 LIO
Nell Carter 9-30-29 N3
W. B., Mrs. 11-29-29 L24
W. B., Mrs. 11-29-29 N12
W. B. , Mrs. 11-30-29 N2
Walter, Mrs. 2-5-29 LIO
Willis V. 6-18-29 L16
1142
SHOUSE
C. W. 9-24-29 Nl
Charles W. 9-23-29 LI
J. C. 9-23-29 LI
J. C. 9-24-29 Nl
Joe 9-23-29 LI
Minis 9-23-29 LI
Paul P. 9-24-29D L9
Paul P. 9-25-29D L8
Paul P. 9-25-29D Nl
Paul Preston 9-23-29D LI
Paul Preston 9-24-29D Nl
SHOVER
J. C. 8-3-29 L4
J. T. , Mrs. 8-3-29 L4
Merle V. 8-3-29 L4
Vernon 8-3-29 L4
W. G. 8-3-29 L4
family reunion . 8-3 -29 L4
SHRACKE
Margaret Mason 8-10-29 L12
W. J. 8-10-29C L12
William Arthur 8-10-29B L12
SHRADER
Charles 7-20-29D LI
SHRYOCK
Lou A. 7-3-29D N5
Lou A. Morgan 7-3-29D N5
SHUBERT
W. E. , Mrs. 12-26-29 Nl
SHULER
Beryl 8-10-29 L8
Helen Perne 8-10-29 L8
John B., Mrs. 8-10-29D L8
John B., Mrs. 8-11-29D N12A
John B., Mrs. 8-12-29D N2
Mayme C. 8-10-2 9DL8
Mayme C. 8-11-29D N12A
Mayme C. 8-12-29D N2
Mayme C. Rowley 8-10-29D L8
SHULTZ
Ben, Mrs. 7-15-29 LIO
SHUMATE
Verna 6-11-29 L3
Verna 6-13-29 L3
SHUTE
James 1-9-29 L9
James 1-9-29 Nil
SHUTT
John W. 11-9-29D L6
SHUTT (cont.)
John W. 9-16-29 L12
SHUTTE
James G., Mrs. 1-1-29 N6
SHYROCK
Lou A. 7-2-29D L12
Lou A. 7-3-29D N5
Lou A. Morgan 7-3-29D N5
SICKMYRE
Fred 11-23-29D L14
Fred 11-24-29D N13A
Fred 11-25-29D L2
Fred 11-25-29D NIC
P. C. 11-23-29 L14
P. G. 11-24-29 N13A
S. C. 11-23-29 L14
S. C. 11-24-29 N13A
SIDDENS
A. G. 12-13-29DV N16
Nellie 12-13-29DV N16
SIEBEN
Sue W. 9-16-29D L14
Sue W. 9-16-29D N12
SIFFERMAN
Ella 4-20-29 L3
Elmer 4-20-29P L3
Hazel 4-20-29P L3
SIGELMAN
George, Mrs. 3-13-29 LIO
George, Mrs. 3-14-29 L12
SIGLER
C. L. 4-6-29 LIO
Elsie 4-5-29 L9
Elsie 8-7-29 LIO
Emma 4-5-29 L9
J. A. 4-11-29D LI
J. A. 4-6-29D LIO
J. S. 4-5-29D L9
Joe B. 8-7-29 LIO
Joe E. 4-5-29 L9
John 4-5-29 L9
Joseph A. 8-7-29P LIO
Joseph A. 8-8-29P N5
Lora 4-5-29 L9
Lora L. 8-7-29 LIO
Lora L. 8-8-29 N5
Minnie 4-5-29 L9
Orvis U. 4-5-29 L9
Orvis U. 8-7-29 LIO
Sue 8-7-29 LIO
1143
SIGLER (cont.)
Una 8-7-29 LIO
SIGNERS
of recall petition 8-26-29 L4
SILLS
Jack Fisher 12-17-29 N6
John Fisher 12-14-29 LI
John Fisher 12-15-29 N12A
John Fisher 12-16-29 L6
John Fisher 12-17-29 L9
John M., Mrs. 12-14-29D LI
John M., Mrs. 12-15-29D N12A
John M., Mrs. 12-16-29D L6
John M., Mrs. 12-17-29D L9
John Muir, Mrs. 12-17-29D L9
John Muir, Mrs. 12-17-29D N6
Statie Fisher 12-17-29D L9
Statie Fisher 12-17-29D N6
SILSBY
H. D. 5-13-29 L14
SILVERS
H. A. , Mrs. 6-26-29 LIO
SIMMERMAN
Glenn 3-13-29M L14
Wilma Ewing 3-13-29 L14
SIMMONS
Charles 3-6-29 L12
Clifford 10-12-29 L4
Clifford 10-12-29 N2
Clifford 10-14-29 L12
Clifford 10-14-29 N12
Harry 10-12-29 L4
Harry 10-12-29 N4
Harry 10-14-29 L12
Harry 10-14-29 N12
Harry, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Madeline Berks 8-15-29 LIO
Mary 10-12-29D L4
Mary 10-12-29D N2
Mary 10-14-29D L12
Mary 10-14-29D N12
Mary H. 2-11-29P L8
Mary H. 2-7-2 9D LIO
Mary Simmons 10-12-29D L4
Mary Williams 10-12-29D N2
Ray 8-15-29M LIO
Walter 10-12-29 L4
Walter 10-12-29 N4
Walter 10-14-29 L12
Walter 10-14-29 N12
SIMMONS (cont.)
William 10-12-29 L4
William 10-12-29 N4
William 10-14-29 L12
William 10-14-29 N12
William M. 3-6-29D L12
building 6-24-29 L12
SIMMS
Feinda 2-6-29 LIO
Frona 2-6-29 LIO
Motz 2-6-29D LIO
Motz 2-7-29D LIO
SIMPSON
Adeline Baggett 4-13-29 LIO
B. P. 5-13-29 L2
Bryon 5-13-29 L2
Leonard 5-13-29 L2
Maude Oesch 10-10-29 L2
W. E. 5-13-29 L2
W. G. 5-13-29 L2
W. M. 6-11-29 L12
family reunion 5-13-29 L2
SIMS
Billy Anne 12-29-29B N3A
Clark H. 1-18-29DV L
Clark H. 1-19-29DV N14
Edward 4-21-29D LlC
Emma F. 2-13-29D LIO
Ena V. 4-21-29 LlC
Everett 12-29-29C N3A
Everett G. 2-13-29 LIO
F. W. , Mrs. 1-1-29 L14
F. W. , Mrs. 1-1-29 Nl
Harry 2-13-29 LIO
Henry C. 1-26-2 9P L2
Henry C. 7-20-29P L4
Hershel 9-12-29M Nl
J. H. 4-21-29 LlC
Jennie 1-19-29DV N14
Jennie Esson 1-18-29DV L
Ocie, Mrs. 7-15-29 L3
Opal 2-27-29M LI
W. B. , Mrs. 6-1-29 L2
W. L. 4-21-29 LlC
Will W. 2-13-29 LIO
William, Mrs. 6-3-29 L2
Wilma Blades 9-12-29 Nl
SINCLAIR
Dorothy 12-1B-29M L14
H. E. 9-30-29D N8
1144
SINCLAIR (cont.)
Kate 12-18-29 L14
Mary Elizabeth 12-18-29 L14
Zella 9-10-29 Nl
SINGER
John S. 2-10-29 LIA
Max 2-10-29D LIA
SINGLETON
Barney 9-9-29 L3
Donald 9-9-29D L3
Naomi Stevenson 7-21-29 N2A
Naomi Steveson 7-20-29 LB
SISTER
Ignatius 4-27-29 LB
Mary Adelaide 3-23-29D LIO
Mary Bernetta 1-13-29D L3B
Mary Sigberta 1-3-29 LB
Mary Sigberta 1-4-29 N3
SIVEWRIGHT
Albert 12-16-29'L6
Albert 12-16-29 N2'
Amy Marie 12-16-29 L6
Amy Marie 12-16-29 N2
Eunice 12-16-29 L6
Eunice 12-16-29 N2
James B. 12-16-29D L6
James B. 12-16-29D N2
James B. 12-17-29D L9
James B. 12-17-29D N2
Leona 12-16-29 L6
Leona 12-16-29 N2
Letha 12-16-29 L6
Letha 12-16-29 N2
SIZEMORE
Floyd 5-3-29D L5
James 5-3-29 L5
SIZER
Corinne Heim 6-28-29 L6
Corinne Heim 6-30-29 N2B
F. P. 6-30-29 N2B
Fielding 6-30-29M N2B
Fielding Parker 4-8-29E L5
Fielding Parker 6-28-29M L6
SJOBERG
Arthur R., Mrs. 12-10-29 L2
Arthur R., Mrs. 12-10-29 N3
Arthur R., Mrs. 12-11-29 N6
SKELTON
A. W. , Mrs. 5-1-29 L12
SKIDMORE
Esther 8-18-29 N7B
George E., Mrs. 8-18-29 N7B
George H. 1-26-29 L2
Helen Saye 12-24-29 L2
Helen Saye 12-25-29 N5
Joseph B-lB-29 N7B
Louis 11-19-29D N5
SKINNER
A. L. , Mrs . 2-25-29 L6
C. N. 5-2-29 L12
D. W. 5-2-29 L12
Frank A. 5-2-29 L12
Frederick C. 5-2-29 L12
Merle G. 5-2-29 L12
SLAGLE
Wanda 1-24-29 L2
SLATE
John 2-10-29 L3C
Sarah E. 2-10-29D L3C
SLAVENS
Elma Hurley 3-5-29 L12
James 2-2-29 LI
James H. 3-5-29 L14
James H. 4-21-29 L3A
James H. 6-14-29 L15
Robert B. 2-2-29 LI
Thomas L. 2-2-29 LI
Z. L. 2-2-29 LI
family 2-2-29 LI
SLAWSON
H. N. 10-31-29C Nl
Rodney Julian 10-31-29B Nl
SLEETH
Walter, Mrs. 11-21-29 L18
Walter, Mrs. 11-22-29 L9
Walter, Mrs. 11-22-29 N16
Walter, Mrs. 11-23-29 N2
SLICK
Betty 6-11-29 L7
Tom 6-11-29 L7
SLOAN
Bertha Aldrich 6-29-29 LI
Clay 6-29-29M LI
Edna 11-10-29 NIC
Elmer 11-10-29 NIC
Jeremiah M. 4-21-29 L3A
Jeremiah N. 3-7-29 L14
Susan Thompson 3-18-29 L8
1145
10-19-29P L4
2-11-29D L12
R. 10-19-29 L4
R. , Mrs. 2-11-29D
SMALL
Charles 2-11-29 L12
Ebby 2-11-29 L12
Edith 8-21-29DV N6
Edward 8-21-29DV N6
J. A. , Mrs . 8-16-29 L18
J. W. 8-3-29 L4
Loma Gayle 8-3-29M L4
Lura A
Lura A
Nelson
Nelson R., Mrs. 2-11-29D L12
SMALLWOOD
Betty Jean 9-9-29 L4
E. L. 9-9-29 L4
SMART
Harry B. 5-17-29DV LI
Hazel Sweatt 11-17-29 N6A
Lula M. 5-17-29DV LI
O. L. 7-3-29 LIO
Orval 11-17-29M N6A
Rosie Lee 7-3-29D LIO
Warren 7-3-29 LIO
SMELSER
John B. 11-8-29 LIO
SMILEY
Chester 8-1-29 LIO
Daisy 8-1-29 LIO
Daisy 8-2-29 L16
Esther 8-1-29 LIO
George 8-1-29 LIO
Grace 8-1-29 LIO
Jesse 8-1-29 LIO
John 8-1-29 LIO
William 8-1-29 LIO
SMITH
A. Burnell 8-18-29C NIB
A. J. 4-16-29 L14
Addle 1-18-29DV L
Addle 4-29-29 LIO
Addle 4-30-29 L14
Allie Benton 8-10-29 L8
Ambrosia 7-20-29P L4
Angelina Hobbs 5-29-29 LI
Anna 9-25-29 L14
Anna 9-26-29 N7
Anna Closs 12-27-29 N2
Anna Closs 12-28-29 N2
Arnold 3-25-29 LIO
Arthur 9-26-29M LI
SMITH (cont.)
Arthur 9-
27-29M Nl
B. E., Mr;
s. 2-20-29 L2
B. H. , Mrs . 2-19-29 L5
B. J. 1-1
-29 LI
Barnie 3-
11-29 LIO
Bess 1-18
-2 9DV L
Bess 2-27
-29M L6
Bessie 4-
16-29 L14
Bessie 7-
30-29 L3
Bonnie 3-
10-29M LI
Brown 12-
24-29 LI
Brue, Mrs
. 1-21-29 L2
Buck 3-26
-29 L12
C. E. 7-20-29 L4
C. E. , Mrs. 10-23-29 N4
C. G. 3-12-29 L16
C. G. 3-13-29 LIO
Carl 3-25
-29 LIO
Carrie M.
9-8-29D N2A
Carrie M.
9-9-29D L4
Carrie M.
Beeler 9-8-29D
Charles 11-7-29 N2
Charles E
. 4-20-29 L3
Charles F
. 9-15-29 N2D
Charles S
. 9-1-29 N6B
Charles T
. 3-26-29DV L12
Christine
1-10-29D N6
Christine
1-9-29D L8
Christine
1-9-29D N5
D. C. 11-
27-29C L14
Dagna 10-
19-29P L4
Delbert D
. 5-29-29M LI
Delia Kershner 6-17-29 L
Delmar A.
1-8-29M LI
Delmar A.
1-9-29M Nl
Denton 6-
6-29 L6
Donna Lee
3-12-29B L16
Dora 4-16
-29 L14
Dorothy Jean 6-18-29 L5
Dorsey R.
10-11-29D Lll
Dorsey R.
10-12-29D L4
Dorsey R.
10-12-29D N2
Dorsey R.
10-13-29D N13A
Earl E. 3
-12-29C L16
Elanor 4-
26-29E L6
Elanor 6-
6-29M L6
Eli 11-4-
29D L12
Eli 11-4-
29D NIO
Eola Jack
son 3-17-29 L8C
N2A
1146
SMITH (cont.)
Erlend Burnell 8-18-29B NIB
Ernestine 1-18-29 L18
Ernestine 1-19-29 N6
Ethel 3-26-29DV L12
Ethel McCrum 6-26-29 LIO
Fay 11-3-29 N14A
Fern Tunnell 6-7-29 L8
Florence Wresche 1-29-29 L8
Fred 11-7-29 N2
Garry 1-2 9-29M L8
George P. 12-24-29 LI
George W., Mrs. 3-11-29D LIO
Glen 3-25-29 LIO
Glenn W. 12-30-29M L4
Golda 8-15-29 LI
Golda 8-16-29 L18
Grace 1-8-29M LI
Grace 1-9-29M Nl
Grace 7-27-29M L4
Grace Bush 2-27-29 LIO
Gus 3-10-29 L3B
H. M. 12-24-29D LI
H. M. 12-25-29D L14
H. M. 12-25-29D N9
H. M. 12-26-29D NIO
H. M. 9-25-29 L14
H. M. 9-26-29 N7
H. M. , Mrs. 12-30-29D L8
H. M. , Mrs. 12-30-29D Nl
H. M., Mrs. 12-31-29D LIO
H. M. , Mrs. 12-31-29D N6
Harry 3-17-29M L8C
Hattie Hilliard 8-7-29 N14
Hazel Day 1-30-29 LI
Henry P. 9-25-29D L14
Henry P. 9-26-29D N7
Hope 11-3-29 N14A
I. N. , Mrs. 6-5-29 L12
Ida Elizabeth 9-1-29M N6B
Ida Elizabeth 9-15-29M N2D
J. B. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
J. Burney 7-27-29 L4
J. F. 4-29-29 LIO
J. H. , Mrs. 1-9-29D L8
J. H. , Mrs. 1-9-29D N5
J. M. , Mrs. 10-3-29 N6
J. N. 4-29-29D LIO
J. N. 4-30-29D L14
J. P. 4-30-29 L14
SMITH (cont.)
J. R. , Mrs. 6-26-29 L14
J. W. 10-11-29 Lll
J. W. 11-3-29 N14A
J. W. 7-30-29 L3
J. W. , Mrs. 5-7-29 L14
Jack 1-18-29DV L
James 6-14-29 L15
James E. 5-13-29 L14
James O. 1-7-29D L8
James O. 1-7-29D Nl
James 0. 1-8-29D LIO
James 0. 1-9-29D N5
James T. 2-27-29 L6
James T. 9-12-29 L14
James, Mrs. 1-12-29D L6
James, Mrs. 1-13-29D LlOA
Jeff 7-15-29D L12
Jess 8-15-29 LI
Jess 8-16-29 L18
Jewell 1-2-29 L6
Joe L. 1-1-29D LI
Joe L. 1-2-29D L6
John 11-3-29 N14A
John Russell 4-16-29D L14
John W. 3-10-29 L3B
John W. 3-22-29D L20
John W. 3-23-2 9D L6
John W. 3-25-29D LIO
Julia Richards 3-10-29 L3B
Julian 3-31-29M LIB
Kate 10-8-29D Nl
Kate 11-7-29 N2
Keith 8-15-29 LI
Lena P. 7-13-29 L8
Leora 10-11-29 Lll
Lester J. 8-15-29D LI
Lester J. 8-16-29D L18
Lester J. 8-17-29D N8
Lester J. 8-18-29D N3A
Lester J. 8-19-29D N3
Lillian 1-7-29 L8
Lillian 1-7-29 Nl
Loren C. 10-11-29 Lll
Louis 11-3-29 N14A
Lucien 4-1-29 L3
M. D. , Mrs. 1-19-29 N6
Maggie 12-24-29 LI
Margaret 9-15-29 N2D
Martha Moss 3-25-29 LIO
1147
SMITH (cont.)
Mary 11-7-29 N2
Mary 3-31-29M LIB
Mary Bea 6-3-29M L8
Mary F. 7-12-29M L20
Mary G. 9-13-29P N3
Mary G. 9-7-29D L8
Mary G. 9-9-290, L4
Mary G. Stinson 9-7-29D L8
Mary Rea 6-3-29M LB
Massey R. 6-3-29 LB
Mellissa 12-24-29 LI
Mettie E. 1-10-29 N12
Mettle E. 10-19-29 L4
Mettie E. 7-20-29 L4
Minnie 4-1-29M LI
Myrtle Limbaugh 9-27-29 Nl
Myrtle Lindbaugh 9-26-29 LI
Naomi 7-10-29M Nl
Nelle 9-5-29 N12
Nesbit 9-13-29 N3
Nesbit 9-7-29 L8
Nesbit 9-9-29 L4
Nina Mathena 5-17-29 L20
Opal McMahan 8-15-29 LI
Opha Banks 5-7-29 LI
Opha W. Banks 5-21-29 L3
Oran H. 4-26-29 L6
Oran H. 6-6-29 L6
Orin 6-6-29 L6
Oscar R. 4-20-29 L3
Ott A. 6-10-29M LI
P. C. 1-20-29 L3B
Pauline D. Ray 6-10-29 LI
R. C. , Mrs. 7-11-29 N14
R. D. 11-7-29D L14
R. D. 11-8-29D N16
R. Doc 11-7-29D N2
R. G. , Mrs. 7-10-29 LIO
R. H. 3-10-29 L3B
R. J. 3-10-29 L3B
R. L. 1-7-29 L8
R. L. 1-7-29 Nl
Ray 8-15-29 LI
Ray 8-16-29 L18
Reed 6-7-29M L8
Robert 11-3-29 N14A
Robert 5-13-29 L14
Robert W. J. 1-10-29P N12
Robert W. J. 1-3-29D LB
SMITH (cont.)
Robert W. J. 10-19-29P L4
Robert W. J. 7-20-29P L4
Ruth Annabel 1-7-29 Nl
Ruth Annabelle 1-7-29 L8
Sarah 3-11-29D LIO
Sarah 3-17-29D L3C
Sarah C. 12-24-29 LI
Sarah C. 12-30-29D L8
Sarah C. 12-30-29D Nl
Sarah C. 12-31-29D N6
Savannah 9-13-29 L24
Shelby 11-3-29 N14A
Spencer 3-25-29 LIO
Stella 6-19-29 L12
Stella 9-12-29M L14
Talitha E. 4-20-29 L3
Tim 1-7-29 Nl
Tom 1-7-29 L8
Vernie 11-1-29 L24
Virgil B. 10-11-29 Lll
Virginia 5-21-29 L2
W. A. 4-16-29 L14
W. C. 1-1-29 L12
W. C. 1-6-29 Lie
W. E. , Mrs. 4-29-29 LIO
W. E. , Mrs. 4-30-29 L14
Walter 3-11-29 LIO
Waysie 4-16-29 L14
Wilbur 4-1-29 L3
William 3-26-29D L12
William A. 6-7-29 LB
William C. 9-30-29D LIO
William C. 9-30-29D N3
William T. 4-20-29P L3
Wynona Nichols 12-30-29 L4
infant 11-1-29D L24
SMOCK
A. V. 1-21-29 L
SMOOT
, Mrs. 6-4-29 L14
SMOTHERMAN
William, Mrs. 11-13-29 LB
William, Mrs. 11-14-29 L16
William, Mrs. 11-14-29 N3
William, Mrs. 11-15-29 N16
SNEARLEY
Goldie 7-26-29DV N3
Jesse 7-26-29DV N3
1148
SNIDER
Alexander Lee 4-20-29 L3
Alexander Lee 7-20-29 L4
Alice 12-10-29 L2
Alice 12-10-29 N3
Alice 12-11-29 N6
B. E. ,. Mrs. 12-4-29D L5
B. E. , Mrs. 12-5-29D L14
B. E. , Mrs . 12-5-29D N3
Bailey 1-26-29P L2
Burt H. 12-10-29 L2
Burt H. 12-10-29 N3
Burt H. 12-11-29 N6
Byron 12-4-29 L5
Byron 12-5-29 L14
Byron 12-5-29 N3
Carl 12-4-29 L5
Carl 12-5-29 L14
Carl 12-5-29 N3'
Clark L. 12-10-29 L2
Clark L. 12-10-29 N3
Clark L. 12-11-29 N6
Dale 12-4-29 L5
Dale 12-5-29 L14
Dale 12-5-29 N3
Deran 11-23-29D Lll
Dora 12-10-29 L2
Dora 12-11-29 N6
Doran 11-23-29D N13
E. E. 11-23-29 Lll
E. E. 11-23-29 N13
Francis, Mrs. 12-10-29 L2
Francis, Mrs. 12-10-29 N3
Francis, Mrs. 12-11-29 N6
Frank 7-27-29D N8
George W. 4-20-29P L3
George W. 7-20-29P L4
Hazel 7-27-29D N8
Kermit 12-4-29 L5
Kermit 12-5-29 L14
Kermit 12-5-29 N3
Marian 7-27-29D N8
Mary E. 12-4-29D L5
Mary E. 12-5-29D L14
Mary E. 12-5-29D N3
Opal 4-20-29P L3
Roy 7-27-29D NB
Wallace 12-4-29 L5
Wallace 12-5-29 L14
Wallace 12-5-29 N3
SNIDER (cont.)
Wilson 12-10-29D L2
Wilson 12-10-29D N3
Wilson 12-11-29D N6
SNODDY
L. C. , Mrs. 7-19-29 L5
SNOW
Blanche 10-3-29 L2
Fay 1-21-29DV LI
H. 3-3-29 LllB
H. 5-18-29 L3
Hollet 6-19-29 LIO
Hollet P.29-394A
J. A. 6-19-29 LIO
James F. 1-21-2 9DV LI
Julia E. 6-19-29D LIO
Julia E. P.29-394A
Julia E. Chadwick p.29-394A
O. F. , Mrs. 10-3-29D L2
R. E. 6-19-29 LIO
W. D. , Mrs. 6-19-29 LIO
William 11-28-29M N2
Winnie Crockett 11-28-29 N2
in May 5-2-29 LI
SNOWDEN
Emily 2-12-29 L12
George 2-12-29 L12
John 2-12-29 L12
Mattie 2-12-29 L12
May 2-12-29 L12
Zoe 2-12-29 L12
SNURLEY
Golda Smith 8-15-29 LI
Golda Smith 8-16-29 LIB
SNYDER
C. C. 11-19-29 L3
Derald 11-19-29 L3
Desmond 11-19-29 L3
Doral L. 11-20-29D N9
Doran L. 11-19-29 L3
Ennis E. 11-19-29 L3
Ennis E. 11-20-29 N9
SOLDIERS
who died WW I 11-10-29 N6C
SOLOMON
George, Mrs. 11-26-29 L7
George, Mrs. 11-26-29 N2
Nora King 1-3-29 LB
Nora King 1-4-29 N3
1149
SOOTER
Daisy Biggs 6-30-29 N3A
SORRELL
Cora E. 2-20-29 L5
Cora E. 2-22-29 L2
E. E. 2-20-29 L5
E. E. 2-22-29 L2
Frank 2-20-29D ]^5
Frank 2-22-29D L2
Frank 2-23-29D LIO
SOUTHERN FLAG
second newspaper 6-10-29 LI
SOUTHGATE
George, Mrs. 11-9-29 L8
George, Mrs. 11-9-29 N2
SOUTHWICH
Bessie 8-2-29M Nl
SPAFFORD
Allen Culver 8-7-29D N14
Colvina Wilder 8-7-2'9 N14
Linn 8-7-29 N14
Roy 8-7-29 N14
SPARGER
Eva Fern 8-24-29D L8
SPARGUR
Albert 8-24-29 L8
Albert 8-24-29 N8
Charles 8-24-29 L8
Charles 8-24-29 N8
Elmer 8-24-29 L8
Elmer 8-24-29 N8
Eva Fern 8-24-29D N8
Eva Fern 8-25-29D N8C
Everett 8-24-29 L8
Everett 8-24-29 N8
Evertt 8-25-29 NSC
Russell 8-24-29 L8
Russell 8-24-29 N8
SPARKMAN
James E. 7-24-29 L6
SPARLIN
Maurine 9-18-29M LI
Maurine 9-19-29M N14
SPECHT
A. J. 8-21-29C L12
SPEELMAN
Maurice 7-20-29P L4
SPELLERS
Myrtle 12-25-29M N9
SPELLMAN
John 6-24-29 LIO
Kate Marks 10-9-29 L14
Mary M. 6-24-29D LIO
Minnie 6-24-29 LIO
Susie 6-24-29 LIO
W. R. 6-24-29 LIO
SPENCER
J. O., Mrs. 12-1-29 NllB
Louisa E. 6-7-29M LIO
Martha Ellen 12-1-29 NllB
SPICER
F. L. 10-19-29 L4
F. L. , Mrs. 1-1-29 N6
SPILLMAN
Linna Foster 8-27-29 L3
Linna Foster 8-28-29 N3
SPINNING WHEEL
photo and explanation 11-17-29 N8
SPITTLER
Ernest 1-26-29P L2
Ernst 7-20-29P L4
France 1-26-29 L2
Frances 7-20-29 L4
SPITZER
Mary 7-26-29M L28
Mary M. 8-1-29M LIO
SPRAGGINS
Fay 5-17-29 LI
S PRAGUE
Edna Sawson 1-17-29 N14
Edna Sawson 1-17-29 N6
Nancy E. 1-19-29DV N14
Orlin G. 1-18-29DV L
Orlin G. 1-19-29DV N14
Roy 1-17-29M N14
Roy 1-17-29M N6
SPRIGGS
A. E. 7-3-29 LIO
A. E. 7-4-29 N12
C. F. 7-13-29P L12
Charles F. 7-3-29D LIO
Charles F. 7-4-29D L8
Charles F. 7-4-29D N12
Charles F. 7-5-29D N12
Erm.a 7-4-29 N12
Erma 7-5-29 N12
Florence 6-19-29D L12
Irene 6-19-29 L12
Irma 7-3-29 LIO
1150
Louise 5-2-29
M. 5-2-29 L12
5-2-29D L12
SPRIGGS (cont.)
Irma 7-4-29 L8
M. C. 7-3-29 LIO
M. C. 7-4-29 N12
SPRINGER
Carol Louise 5-2-29 L12
Frank
George- B .
SPRINGFIELD
founding of 1-25-29 L5
in 1837 5-29-29 LB »
in 1857 5-31-29 L9
in 1868 6-4-29 L9
in 1878 6-11-29 L12
naming of 6-14-29 L15
SPRINGFIELDIANS
fifty year residents 6-18-29 L3
SPRINGFIELD MIRROR
excerpts from 5.-31-29 L9
SPROHS
Catherine 2-25-29 L6
Eva 2-25-29 L6
Florence 10-19-29 L4
Florence 3-3-29 L14A
Frances 3-3-29 L14A
Gertrude 2-25-29 L6
Gertrude 3-3-29 L14A
Gertrude 3-5-29 L13
John 2-25-29 L6
John 3-3-29 L14A
John 3-5-29 L13
Katheryn 3-5-29 L13
Kathryn 3-3-29 L14A
SQUARE
history of 6-17-29 L12
in 1867 3-4-29 LI
SQUIBB
Caleb, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Dwight, Mrs. 11-24-29 N13A
Glenne 8-4-29M N7B
J. Caleb 8-4-29 N7B
J. L. 11-10-29 N6C
Lenora Glenne 7-31-29M LI
Lenora Glenne 8-1-29M Nl
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
O.
0.
0.
0.
o.
Mrs .
Mrs .
Mrs .
Mrs .
Mrs .
8-4-
Sanf ord
SQUIRES
A. D. , Mrs. 10-
C. E. 10-23-29
Charles Albert
STAGEY
Claud 5-15-29E
STACKLE
H. R., Mrs. 3-1
STAFFORD
Allan 6-10-29M
7-2-29
7-2-29
7-3-29
7-3-29
7-4-29
29 N7B
L12
N3
LIO
N5
N12
L5
Bertha
Bertha
Bertha
Bertha 8
Carl 8-8
Carl 8-9
8-19-29
8-20-29
8-20-29
8-21-29
8-29D L12
2 9 N6
23-29
L5
10-23-29
L2
-29 L13
LI
L3
L14
N6
N8
L5
F,
F,
F,
F,
F
William
William
William
William
William
SPROUL
Eliza 5
SPURA
Alice 8-5
Elizabeth
SPURLOCK
Charles 8-26
Clinton 8-26
SPURS
Alice 8-4-29
Alice 8-5-29
Elizabeth 8-
10-19-29P L4
2-25-29D L6
2-25-29D L7
2-26-29D L12
3-3-29P L14A
Drucilla Hill 3-30-29 L6
Fern Carskaddon 11-20-29
Herbert Leroy
LIB
18-29 L3
29 N3
8-5-29
N3
■29 N12
■29M N12
N3A
L12
5-29
L12
-8-29D L12
Herbert Leroy 8-9-29D N6
Jesse E., Mrs. 8-20-29D L14
Jesse E., Mrs. B-21-29D N8
Jesse S., Mrs. B-19-29D L3
Jesse S., Mrs. 8-20-29D N6
Jesse S., Mrs. B-22-29D N6
John, Mrs. 9-1-2 9 N2A
Leo 11-20-29M L18
Mildred Rippee 6-10-29 LI
Nancy E. 8-21-29D N8
Nancy Elizabeth 8-19-29D L3
Nancy Elizabeth B-20-29D L14
Nancy Elizabeth 8-20-29D N6
Nancy Elizabeth 8-22-29D N6
1151
STAFFORD (cont.)
W. E. 8-19-29 L3
W. E. 8-20-29 N6
W. W. 8-20-29 L14
W. W. 8-21-29 N8
STAHL
James, Mrs. 1-14-29 N2
Louise H. 1-26-29 L2
Paul W. 1-26-29P L2
STALKY
Mildred 11-17-29M N6A
STALLINGS
Amanda 10-19-2 9P L4
Amanda Tennis 2-2-29D L6
W. R. 10-19-29 L4
STAMBACH
E. Glenn 4-18-29C L12
Mary Glynn 4-18-29B L12
STANDARD
Minnie L. Galbraith' 12-20-29
STANDISH
Roy 12-14-29D L8
Roy 12-14-29D NIO
STANFIELD
Arthur 7-22-29 LIO
Cynthia Ann 7-22-29D LIO
Julius 7-22-29 LIO
Oliver 7-22-29 LIO
Samuel 7-22-29 LIO
William, Mrs. 7-22-29D LIO
STANFORTH
Louise 9-5-29 N12
STAN I FORTH
Lewise B. 1-26-29 L2
Lewise B. 10-19-29 L4
Lewise B. 4-20-29 L3
STANLEY
C. S. , Mrs. 2-8-29 LI 7
Charles 8-6-29 L12
Charles L. 8-1-29D Nl
Charles L. 8-13-29D N2
Charles L. 8-5-29D Nl
Charles W. 8-1-29D LI
Charles W. 8-2-29D LI
Charles, Mrs. 8-6-29 NIO
Clyde 8-13-29 N2
Clyde 8-2-29 LI
Clyde 8-5-29 Nl
Clyde 8-6-29 L12
Clyde 8-6-29 NIO
STANLEY (cont.)
Georgia 8-13-29 N2
Georgia 8-2-29 LI
Georgia 8-5-29 Nl
Gunk 8-1-29D LI
Katherine 8-13-29 N2
Katherine 8-5-29 Nl
Lulu Hudgens 7-7-29 N2B
Neil 8-2-29 LI
Neil 8-5-29 Nl
Neil 8-6-29 L12
Neil 8-6-29 NIC
Ollie 8-2-29 LI
STANSBERRY
Iva M. 7-3-29DV N2
Samuel B. 7-3-29DV N2
STANSBURY
Frankie Chastain 7-3-29 L5
STANTON
L15 R. B. 8-12-29C N8
STANZIL
Homer L. 4-20-29P L3
STAPP
Charles M. 4-6-29 L3
Opal 4-4-29M LI
Opal 4-6-29M L3
Ruby I . 2-10-29M LI
Sarah L. 4-20-29P L3
STARKEY
D. I. 4-20-29 L3
STARR
Annie 5-16-29M LI
STATON
Dorothy 1-14-29M L13
Dorothy 1-15-29M N4
Ethel 5-10-29 LIO
Robert A. 1-14-29 L13
Robert A. 1-15-29 N4
STAUFFER
Ruth 5-15-29M LI
STEAKE
Amu 6-17-29 LIO
STEASE
Elmer E. 1-26-29P L2
STEBBINS
Anna A. 9-27-29 L8
Anna A. 9-28-29 N2
J. P. 9-27-29 L8
J. P. 9-27-29D L8
J. P. 9-28-29D N2
1152
STECKEL
Carrie 8-27-29 L3
James J., Mrs. 8-27-29D L3
Katherine 8-27-29 L3
Lucy R. 8-27-29D L3
STECKLE
James J., Mrs. 8-28-29D N3
Katherine 8-28-29 N3
Lucy 8-28-29D N3
STEELE
Hampton L., Mrs. 7-1-29 N2
Joe 7-29-29D L14
Joe 7-29-29D N3
John 1-26-29 L2
Madge Z. 8-2-29DV N3
Tom T. 2-17-29E L3C
Willard J. 8-2-29DV N3
STEINGRANDT
F. G.
8-30-29D L18
F. G.
8-3 0-2 9D 'N2 ,
F. G.
8-31-29D L8
F. G.
8-31-29D N8
Mayme
8-30-29 L18
Mayme
8-30-29 N2
Mayme
8-31-29 L8
Mayme
8-31-29 N8
W. C.
8-30-29 L18
W. C.
8-30-29 N2
W. C.
8-31-29 L8
W. C.
8-31-29 N8
STEINHAUER
Georg
e D. 3-3-29M L6B
George D. 8-6-29D L12
Georg
e D. 8-7-29D N14
Georg
e Daniel 3-7-29M
L7
Mary
E. Herman 3-3-29
L6B
Mary
E. Herman 3-7-29
L7
Mary
Herman 8-6-29 L12
Mary
Herman 8-7-29 N14
STEINHAUSER
George Daniel 3-3-29M L8A
Mary E. Herman 3-3-29 L8A
STEININGER
Charles 6-24-29 LIO
STELE
Doree 11-1-29 L24
Elva 11-1-29 L24
Loran 11-1-29 L24
Louis Maxine 11-1-29D L24
Wilma 11-1-29 L24
STEMMONS
J. B. , Mrs. 5-30-29 LIO
J. B. , Mrs. 5-31-29 L20
STENGER
Lawrence 6-5-29M L6
Mary Lemons 6-5-29 L6
STEPHEN
George A. 8-6-29E L6
Susan 3-3-29D L3B
STEPHENS
Alice 6-18-29 L5
Anna 6-18-29 L5
Annie 6-13-29 LI
Bettie 6-13-29 LI
D. L. , Mrs. 5-28-29 L4
E. L. , Mrs. 3-6-29 L12
Elizabeth 6-18-29 L5
J. A. 5-31-29 L9
Janet 6-13-29 LI
John A. 6-13-29 LI
John A., Mrs. 5-3-29 L2 0
Lewis 6-13-29 LI
Lewis 6-18-29 L5 ■
Lon v., Mrs. 4-24-29 L16
Minnie 6-18-29 L5
Peter 6-13-29 LI
Thad 6-18-29 L5
William 0. 6-13-29 LI
family reunion 6-13-29 LI
family reunion 6-17-29 L5
STEPHENSON
Clara Long 11-28-29 N2
Edward 1-14-29D LIO
Edward 1-15-29D N7
Gladys Biggs 9-17-29 L5
Gladys, Mrs. 9-17-29 N2
Harriet J. 1-14-29 LIO
Harriet J. 1-15-29 N7
Joe 1-14-29 LIO
Joe 1-15-29 N7
John 1-14-29 LIO
John 1-15-29 N7
Katherine Dean 3-10-29 L2B
Martha Jane 1-14-29 LIO
Martha Jane 1-15-29 N7
Noah 1-14-29 LIO
Noah 1-15-29 N7
Otis 3-10-29M L2B
Roy 11-28-29M N2
Will 1-14-29 LIO
1153
STEPHENSON (cont.)
Will 1-15-29 N7
STEPPS
Frona Simms 2-6-29 LIO
STERLING
Estella 1-20-29 L3B
John, Mrs. 1-20-29 L3B
STERNBERG
Leo 4-20-29P L3
STEURY
Edward 3-22-29 L2
Elmer Lee 2-11-29M LI
Fred 3-22-29 L2
Gertrude Owen 2-11-29 LI
Henry 3-22-29 L2
John 3-23-29 L6
Susana 3-22-29D L2
Susana 3-23-29D L6
STEVENS
Albert 6-29-29 N6 '
Albert 7-2-29 N
Bertha Mae 7-20-29 L4
Dewey 7-16-29 N12
Edward I . 5-4-29M LI
Florence 6-29-29 N6
Fred, Mrs. 1-29-29 L12
George L. 7-20-29P L4
George, Mrs. 5-4-29D L8
Hubert 11-15-29D LI
J. W., Mrs. 4-3-29 L8
Lloyd 11-15-29 LI
Louise E. 7-20-29P L4
Maud 6-29-29 N6
Myrtle Needham 7-13-29DV L12
Ray 7-13-29DV L12
Robert 11-15-29D LI
Samuel, Mrs. 11-15-29 LI
Vada Dobson 5-4-29 LI
Virginia 11-15-29D LI
STEVENSON
Laura 7-21-29 N2A
Mary L. 7-21-29 N2A
Naomi 7-21-29 N2A
Thomas 7-21-29 N2A
William 7-21-29 N2A
STEVER
Franzo 9-12-29DV L2
Mary A. 9-12-29DV L2
STEVERS
Franzo 8-2-29DV N3
STEVERS (cont.)
Mary A. 8-2-2 9DV N3
STEVESON
Abie 7-20-29 L8
Laura 7-20-29 L8
Mary L. 7-20-29 L8
Naomi 7-20-29 L8
Thomas 7-20-29 L8
William 7-20-29 L8
STEWARD
Oral 12-31-29M LI
Vivian Cincammon 12-31-29 LI
STEWART
Alberta Elbon 1-6-29 LlC
Anna M. 8-3-29 L2
Anna M. 8-4-29 N3A
Franklin 1-21-29D L2
Franklin 1-21-29D N6
Freda [?] 4-16-29M LI
Irene 2-20-29M LIO
Jerome 1-6-29M LlC
John Francis 2-19-29D L5
John, Mrs. 3-18-29 LI
L. A. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Loy, Mrs. 8-21-29 N8
Mamie 7-11-29 N4
Manson Alexander 3-27-29E L4
Manson Alexander 6-28-29M N4
Mason Alexander 6-27-29M L4
Robert W. 8-3-29D L2
Robert W. 8-4-29D N3A
Robert W. 8-5-29D L12
Robert W. 8-5-29D N3
Robert, Mrs. 1-1-29 N6
Roscoe 8-3-29 L2
Roscoe 8-4-29 N3A
Ruth E. Reed 6-27-29 L4
Ruth E. Reed 6-28-29 N4
Sam 3-18-29D LI
Shirley Marie 7-11-29M N4
STICKEL
Anna Culler 1-7-29 L12
Anna Culler 1-7-29 Nl
STIEGLITZ
Ella 7-23-29D L12
Ella 7-25-29D N2
Theodore, Mrs. 7-23-29D L12
Theodore, Mrs. 7-25-29D N2
STILES
Cecil T. 2-20-29M LI
1154
STILES (cont.)
Lula Belle Hopkins 2-20-29 LI
STILLMAN
Kate Marks 10-9-29 N2
STILLWELL
Bertha Higgins 1-26-29 N3
Miley, Mrs. 12-2-29 L4
Miley,. Mrs. 12-2-29 N3
STINE
Claribel 1-14-29M LIO
Claribel 1-15-29M Nl
STINSON
J. E. , Mrs. 8-30-29 L3
J. E. , Mrs. 8-31-29 L8
James 7-29-29D N8
Mary G. 9-7-29 L8
Thornton 9-7-29 LB
STITH
Opal Deraore 1-30-29 L14
Opal Demore 1-31-29 L8
STJOHN
Vince, Mrs. 11-6-29 L2
STOCK
Nellie 8-27-29M LI
STOCKSTILL
Alice 8-15-29D Nil
Allen 10-19-29P L4
Allen 4-20-29P L3
Allen, Mrs. 8-15-29 Lll
Arle 1-15-29M N7
Arley 1-14-29M LIO
Charles 11-28-29M N2
Elma Jean Wade 1-14-29 LIO
Elma Jean Wade 1-15-29 N7
Mildred Badendeen 11-28-29 N2
Oma 11-15-29M Nl
STOCKTON
Martha May 11-24-29M Nl
Myrtle May 11-26-29M Nl
STOGSTILL
Allan 11-15-29 L2
Allen 11-14-29 L16
Allen 11-15-29 N16
Allen 11-16-29 N2
Ed 11-16-29 L4
Harry 11-16-29 L4
Lillian 11-16-29 L4
Mary 11-16-29 L4
Ralph 11-16-29 L4
STOKES
Ben 9-3-29 LIO
Ben 9-3-29 N2
Delia Mutz 4-24-29 L14
Lewis 3-23-29 L6
Lizzie 10-19-29 L4
Lizzie 4-20-29 L3
Meulah Pearl 11-1-29M Nl
Nora B. 3-23-29 L6
Sarah S. 10-7-29D N2
Virgil 9-3-29D LIO
Virgil 9-3-29D N2
STONE
Alice Hortense 12-24-29M L16
B. A. , Mrs. 11-6-29D L2
Berton F. 10-14-29D L12
Barton F. 10-14-29D N12
Berton F. 10-15-29D L16
Berton F. 10-15-29D N12
Berton F. 10-16-29D N14
Beulah Mae Long 12-3-29 L16
Beulah Mae Long 12-3-29 Nl
Cassie 6-11-29D L14
Charles 12-3-29M L16
Charles 12-3-29M Nl
Daniel C. 1-28-29D LB
Early R. 3-6-29 L12
Edward 12-25-29 16
Elaine Fayman 12-30-29 LIO
Elizabeth 3-6-29D L12
Forrest R. 3-6-29 L12
Henry 12-30-29 LIO
Hortense 12-25-29M L16
Irma Wommack 10-7-29 LIO
Irma Wommack 10-7-29 N2
J. N. , Mrs. 2-5-29 Lll
Jack N. 12-25-29 16
John 10-14-29 L12
John 10-14-29 N12
M. J. 12-30-29 LIO
M. J. 9-15-29 N2D
Mabel 3-6-29 L12
Marion 3-6-29 L12
Mildred 10-14-29 L12
Mildred 10-14-29 N12
Mildred 10-15-29 L16
Mildred 10-15-29 N12
0. C. 10-14-29 L12
O. C. 10-14-29 N12
Pearl 3-6-29 L12
1155
STONE (cont.)
R. D. 10-14-29 L12
R. D. 10-14-29 N12
Russell 3-6-29 L12
Samuel 12-30-29M LIO
Samuel 9-16-29E L16
Samuel J. 9-15-29E N2D
T. E. 10-14-29 ,L12
T. E. 10-14-29 N12
Thomas A. 9-28-29 L8
Valeria G. 4-5-29 L23
William 1-28-29 L8
William 2-5-29 Lll
STONEBRAKER
B. H. 4-20-29 L3
Helen H. 4-20-29P L3
STONER
Nelle Montag 2-8-29 L13
STOOPS
Dorothy Mae 11-1-29B L24
I. E. 11-1-29C L24
Martha Marks 10-9-29 N2
Nora Marks 10-9-29 L14
STORE
first in Spfd 6-14-29 L15
STORMS
Ida 1-26-29M Nl
STOUGHTON
Bernice 1-26-29P L2
STOUT
Ben F. 4-25-29D L12
Emily 4-25-29 L12
Emma L. Curtes 11-27-29 N7
Mary 4-25-29 L12
Ray Alfred 11-27-29M N7
STOVALL
Doris Medley 4-10-29 L6
G. C. 4-10-29 L6
W. N. 4-10-29M L6
W. Z. 1-26-29 L2
STOW
Anna E. 4-21-29M LlC
STRACKE
A. H. , Mrs. 3-3-29 L2B
Charles 3-12-29 L16
Dorothy 3-12-29 L16
Gladys 3-12-29 L16
H. R. , Mrs. 3-1-29 L13
Paul 3-4-29D L16
Peudie 3-12-29 L16
STRACKLE
H. R. , Mrs. 3-2-29 LIO
STRAFFORD
Artelia Isabelle 1-8-29 LIO
Artelia Isabelle 1-9-29 N5
C. L. 1-8-29 LIO
C. L. 1-9-29 N5
Mattie Morton 5-13-29 LIO
Preston 1-8-29 LIO
Preston 1-9-29 N5
STRAIN
A. Benjamin 11-30-29 LIO
A. Benjamin 12-1-29 N6B
A. Benjamin 12-22-29 N7B
Burness G. 11-30-29E LIO
Burness G. 12-1-29E N6B
Burness G. 12-22-29M N7B
Ruth Williams 12-22-29 N7B
STRANG
Emily Elizabeth 7-14-29 N2D
Emily Elizabeth 7-9-29 L4
Fred 10-27-29 NllA
Frederick Woodruff 7-9-29 L4
Fredrick Woodruff 7-14-29 N2D
Virginia Florence 7-14-29 N2D
Virginia Florence 7-9-29 L4
STRANSTETTER
Julian W. 12-28-29M LIO
Loy Pollan 12-28-29 LIO
STRASBURGER
Amanda 7-5-29D N12
Amanda 7-7-29D N12B
Amanda 7-8-29 LI 2
Amanda E. 7-2-29D L12
Amanda E. 7-2-2 9D N3
Amanda E. 7-3-29D N5
Amanda E. 7-4-29D N12
Amanda E. 7-5-29D LIB
Amelia 7-8-29D N9
Charles 7-7-29 N12B
Charles 7-8-29 L12
Charles 7-8-29 N9
Charles P. 7-2-29 L12
Charles P. 7-3-29 N5
George 7-3-29 N5
George C. 7-2-29 L12
Inoa 7-2-29 N3
lona 7-2-29 L12
lona 7-3-29 N5
lona 7-8-29 L12
1155
STRASBURGER (cont . )
lona 7-8-29 N9
John J. 7-2-29 L12
John J. 7-2-29 N3
John J. 7-3-29 N5
Mary A. 7-2-29 L12
Mary A. 7-2-29 N3
Mary A. 7-3-29 N5
STRASSBURGER
Amanda 7-4-29D L8
STRATTON
Dolly E. Melton 8-2-29D L16
Dolly Ethel 8-2-29D L16
Dolly Ethel Melton 8-2-29D N2
Dorothy E. 8-11-29D N12B
Dorothy Ethel 8-3-29D L8
Dorothy Ethel 8-3-29D N8
Harry, Mrs. 1-8-29 LIO
John 8-11-29 N12B
John E., Mrs. 8-4-29D N3A-
John Z., Mrs. 8-2-29D L16
John Z., Mrs. 8-2-29D N2
John Z., Mrs. 8-3-29D N8
R. E. 4-4-29 LIO
Rhoda E. 4-4-29 LIO
S. A. , Mrs. 10-7-29 LIO
S. A. , Mrs. 10-7-29 N2
William Franklin 8-2-29 L16
William Franklin 8-2-29 N2
William Franklin 8-3-29 N8
STRAUSBURGER
Amanda E. 7-5-29D L18
STRAWN
Emory J. 1-18-29M Nl
Ruth M. Wilson 1-18-29 Nl
STREET
Esther Ruth Marshall 10-5-29 Nl
Verba 10-9-29M Nl
Warren A. 10-5-29M Nl
STREET CAR
first in Spfd 6-18-29 L3
STREET NAMES
changes of 10-8-29 L3
STREIGHT
Bessie Merriman 4-15-29 LIO
STRENTSCH
Dora E. 3-31-29M LIB
STRINGER
Earl E. 8-7-29DV L12
Olevia 8-7-29DV L12
STRINGER (cont.)
Robert 12-15-29C NllB
STROCKE
Edward 3-23-29 L6
James Edward 3-23-2 9D L6
Richard Lee 3-23-29 L6
STRONG
Guy E. 10-19-29 L4
Guy E. 3-12-29 L16
Guy E. 3-13-29 Lll
Guy E., Mrs. 3-4-29D L16
Minda 3-2-29D LIO
Minda 3-4-29D L16
Minda A. 10-19-29P L4
Minda A. 3-12-29D L16
Minda A. 3-13-29D Lll
Minda Wade 3-2-29D LIO
STROTHER
Louise Agnes 8-20-29M L18
M. M. 12-11-29 Nl
O. D. 8-20-29 L18
O. D. 8-25-29 N7A
STROTHERS
H. M. 12-11-29 L8
STROUD
Martha Ann Gillispie 9-26-29 L2
Martha N. Gillispie 8-29-29 LIO
STROUP
Isabelle 11-2-29 L12
Nora E. 10-19-29P L4
STRULY
George L., Mrs. 3-4-29 L16
STUBBLEFIELD
Earnest Walter 10-19-29P L4
Ernest Walter 3-25-29P L13
Evelyn Jo 7-29-29D LIO
Evelyn Jo 7-29 -29D N3
Genevieve 10-17-29M LI
Joe 7-29-29 LIO
Joe 7-29-29 N3
Nancy M. 10-19-29 L4
Nancy M. 3-25-29 L13
Raymond 7-29-29 LIO
Raymond 7-29-29 N3
STUBLE
A. M. 6-3-29D LIO
STUCKEY
Eula 12-24-29M L16
Eula 12-25-29M N9
1157
Mrs. 2-13-29 LIO
1-16-29 L12
7-17-29 L3
7-17-29 Nl
7-18-29 N2
STUCKI
W. E
STULTS
Henry, Mrs
STUNK
N . J . , Mrs
N. J. , Mrs
N. J. , Mrs.
STURDIVANT
Fern Breece 9-8-29 N3B
John W. 9-8-29M N3B
STURGIS
John T. 8-25-29 NIC
STUTZMAN
Alice 1-8-29 LIO
Alice 1-9-29 N5
Anna 1-8-29 LIO
Anna 1-9-29 N5
Charles 1-8-29 LIO
Charles 1-9-29 N5
Charles F. 10-15-29M Nl
Effie 7-10-29M Nl
Elizabeth 1-8-29 LIO
Elizabeth 1-9-29 N5
Isaac 1-8-29D LIO
Isaac 1-9-29D N5
Lena A. Fisher 10-15-29 Nl
Nancy 1-29-29D L12
R. H. , Mrs. 5-31-29 L2
Robert 1-8-29 LIO
Robert 1-9-29 N5
William 1-8-29 LIO
William 1-9-29 N5
SUCKOW
H. C. , Mrs. 3-23-29 LI
Harmon C. 1-26-29P L2
Martha C. 1-26-29 L2
SULLENS
Charles E. 7-7-29 N2A
Clara Ann 1-26-29P L2
Eleanor 7-7-29 N2A
J. L. 3-21-29 LIO
J. L. 3-22-29 L20
J. L. 3-23-29 L6
James L. 7-7-29 N2A
Leonard H. 7-7-29 N2A
Mabelle 3-22-29 L20
Mabelle 3-23-29 L6
R. Lee 3-23-29 L6
R. Lee 7-7-29 N2A
SULLENS (cont.)
Roy 1-26-29 L2
Roy 7-7-29 N2A
Walter 7-7-29 N2A
William E. 7-7-29D N2A
William E. 7-8-29D L12
William E. 7-8-29D Nl
William E., Jr. 7-7-29 N2A
Zay 7-7-2 9 N2A
SULLINS
Eleanor 7-6-29 N6
Emory 7-6-29 N6
Lee 7-6-29 N6
Leonard 7-6-29 N6
Roy 7-6-29 N6
Walter 7-6-29 N6
William 7-6-29D N4
William E. 7-6-29 N6
SULLIVAN
Betty Niece 12-17-29 L7
Con M. 2-18-29 L12
Kathleen 2-18-29M L12
Thomas H. 2-23-29M LI
W. T. 7-8-29 Nl
W. T. 7-9-29 L14
W. T. 7-9-29 L2
Wilma Wedge 2-23-29 LI
SUMMER
Albert J. 8-8-29M Nl
Nellie Tucker 8-8-29 Nl
SUMMERFIELD
Carl H. 3-23-29M LI
Hazel King 3-23-29 LI
SUMMERS
Charles E. 11-24-29C N2B
Clyde 8-20-29 L14
Clyde 8-21-29 N8
Fred 8-20-29 L14
Fred 8-21-29 N8
Gladys Barton 11-7-29 L14
Harriet B. 5-16-29DV LI
Harriett B. 4-25-29DV L12
J. W. 8-20-29 L14
J. W. 8-21-29 N8
J. W. 8-25-29E N7A
Myrtle 8-20-29 L14
Myrtle 8-21-29 N8
Vera Anna 5-17-29DV LI
Verna Anna 3-26-29DV L12
Virgil F. 5-16-29DV LI
1158
SUMMERS (cont.)
Virgil P. 4-25-29DV L12
Will 8-20-29 L14
Will 8-21-29 NB
William E. 5-17-29DV LI
William Z. 3-26-29DV L12
SUMMERVILLE
Jay F. ■ 1-26-29 L2
SUMNER
Albert F. 8-7-29M L12
Elizabeth 1-26-29P L2
Elizabeth 7-20-29P L4
Joe Otto 7-25-29D LIO
John, Mrs. 12-6-29 L8
John, Mrs. 12-7-29 N16
Nellie Tucker 8-7-29 L12
SUNDERWIRTH
George W. 12-2-29D N2
W. W. 12-2-29 N2
SURLES
J. W. , Mrs. 5-14-29 L14
SUTHERLAND
F. F. 4-20-29 L3
H. C. 12-20-29 L3
Henry C.
12-21-29 N14
SUTTLE
Edna G.
1-26-29 L2
John W.
1-26-29P L2
SUTTON
John C.
3-30-29DV L6
John C.
5-17-29DV LI
Myrtle 3
-30-29DV L6
Myrtle 5
-17-29DV LI
SWANK
Margaret
3-13-29D LIO
SWANSON
Donna Re
ising 9-5-29 N5
Ralph 9-
5-29M N5
SWARTHOUT
H. M. 10
-30-29C Nl
Joan Sosamon 10-30-29B Nl
SWAYNE
Fannie 11-10-29 N2A
SWEARENGIN
Nelms 9-19-29 L14
Addie Ad
[air 1-5-29 N12
Belle 12
-24-29 N2
Eva Barnett 3-31-29 LIB
Hugh 12-
24-29 N2
Jake 12-
24-29 N2
SWEARENGIN (cont.)
Jaunita 11-7-29M Nl
L. E. 9-19-29M L14
Louis 12-24-29 N2
M. L. 3-31-29M LIB
Margaret 12-24-29D N2
Mildred 12-24-29 N2
Sam 12-24-29 N2
W. R. 12-24-29 N2
W. R. , Mrs. 12-24-29D N2
SWEARINGEN
Belle 12-24-29 L12
Hugh 12-24-29 L12
Jack 12-24-29 L12
Louis 12-24-29 L12
Margaret A. 12-24-29D L12
Mildred 12-24-29 L12
Sam 12-24-29 L12
W. R. 12-24-29 L12
W. R., Mrs. 12-24-29D L12
W. R., Mrs. 12-29-29D N2A
SWEATT
Hazel 11-17-29M N6A
SWEENEY
Anna 10-29-29 N2
Bessie Hendrix 11-4-29 L12
Bessie Hendrix 11-4-29 NIO
Luther 1-26-29P L2
Luther 7-20-29P L4
Marcell 11-4-29 L12
Mildred Kenney 8-4-29 N12A
William V. 8-4-29M N12A
SWEET
Mollie Conrad 8-22-29 LIO
R. E. 2-6-29D L14
R. E. 2-7-29D L7
SWEGART
Edward J. 4-15-29 L4
Irene 4-15-29M LI
Irene 4-15-29M L4
SWENSON
Christine 2-12-29 L3
SWERINGEN
Sarah 2-22-29 LI
SWERINGER
Marie 2-22-29D LI
Marie Scott 2-22-29D LI
Walter, Mrs. 2-22-29D LI
SWIFT
Bertha 12-25-29 L8
1159
SWIFT (cont.)
Bertha 12-26-29 NIO
Brainard 12-25-29 Nl
Brainerd 12-25-29 L8
Carl B. 12-25-29 L8
Carl B. 12-25-29 Nl
Carl D. 11-26-29 L7
Charles B. 12-25.-29 L8
Charles B. 12-25-29 Nl
Evelyn 11-26-29 L7
J. Warren 12-25-29D LB
J. Warren 12-25-29D Nl
J. Warren 12-26-29D NIO
Loretta Krischel 10-11-29 N16
Orville 11-26-29 L7
Wallace 11-26-29 L7
William H. 10-11-29M N16
William H., Mrs. 11-26-29D L7
William H., Mrs. 11-27-29D N2
SWINDLER
Earl 1-1-29 N6
Flora E. 1-1-29D LIO
Flora E. 1-1-29D N6
Flora E. 1-3-29D Lll
Flora E. Bottoroff 1-1-29D N6
Hale 1-1-29 N6
John 1-1-29 N6
Merton 1-1-29 N6
Ray 1-1-29 N6
SWITZLER
W. F. 5-29-29 LB
SWYERS
Monroe, Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
SYLVES
Noel H. 1-26-29 L2
TABOR
Clarence 9-13-29M L26
Myrtle Lyle Taylor 9-13-29 L26
TAFT
May 11-17-29M N6A
TALBERT
Edward Y. 2-2B-29DV L5
Henry C. 9-18-29M Nl
Katheryn E. Gray 2-28-29DV L5
Opal Barnett 9-18-29 Nl
TALBOERT
James, Mrs. 11-25-29 N8
TALMADGE
Fern 8-7-29M L5
W. H. B-7-29 L5
TAMS
Peter 7-20-29P L4
TANEY COUNTY
country cemetery 10-31-29 L14
various knobs 10-31-29 L14
TANNEHILL
A. F. 2-20-29 L2
Eva Brim 2-20-29 L2
Marie Haroldson 2-20-29 L2
TANNER
Artie Rhodes 5-8-29 LI
William T. 5-8-29M LI
TARBET
S. B. , Mrs. 1-2-29 Nl
TATE
Elbert E. 11-24-29M Nl
Elbert E. 11-26-29M Nl
Martha Stockton 11-24-29 Nl
Myrtle Stockton 11-26-29 Nl
TATLOW
W. D. , Mrs. 4-15-29 LI
TATUM
B. F. B-5-29D L12
B. F. 8-5-29D N3
B. F. 8-6-29D L12
B. F. 8-6-29D N2
John T. 8-5-29 L12
John T. 8-5-29 N3
Lily 8-5-29 L12
Lily 8-5-29 N3
Walter F. 8-5-29 L12
Walter F. 8-5-29 N3
William 6-14-29 L15
TAYLOR
A. R. , Mrs. 2-7-29 LIO
Albert 7-3-29 L5
Andrew 6-14-29 L15
Anna 1-26-29P L2
Arbaleta 3-15-29DV LI
Arbaleta Harris 5-17-29DV Lll
Carl Eugene 5-31-29 L5
Cecil 5-31-29 L5
Clara Ellen 8-20-29M Nl
Clarence A. 8-16-29M L7
D. S. 3-8-29 L21
Dewey S. 6-25-29DV L5
Dorothy Deava 6-25-2 9DV L5
Dorothy Deava 9-13-29DV LI
Edna 10-11-29M N4
Elmer 5-31-29 L5
1160
TAYLOR (cont.)
Emmett 5-31-29 L5
Gladys 10-26-29M L8
J. A. 1-26-29 L2
J. W. , Mrs . 12-16-29 L6
J. W. , Mrs . 12-17-29 N2
Jessie Dale 1-26-29P L2
Juanita Hardison 8-16-29 L7
Lillian Marian 1-26-29P L2
Linda 12-30-29 L12
Louis 2-16-29M LI
Louis, Mrs. 1-4-29 N2
M. L. , Mrs. 9-13-29 L26
Marion J. 7-16-29M Nl
Marion J. 7-16-29M N2
Myrtle Eden 2-16-29 LI
Myrtle Lyle 9-13-29M L26
Ralph, Mrs. 7-7-29 N2B
Robert B. 9-25-29D LIB
Robert B. 9-26-29D N14
T. T. 3-28-29 L15
W. H. 3-15-29DV LI
William H. 5-17-29DV Lll
Willie Phillips 7-16-29 Nl
Willie Phillips 7-16-29 N2
TEACHERS COLLEGE
establishment 11-24-29 NllB
first faculty 11-24-29 NllB
TEAFF
Florence 12-19-29 L15
Frederick Lee 12-19-29 L15
Frederick Lee 12-19-29 Nil
TEAGARDEN
Farrlee 1-20-29 L2A
J. A. 1-20-29 L2A
Joe 1-23-29D L9
Joe 1-23-29D N14
Joseph 1-21-29D L2
Joseph A. 1-20-29D L2A
Joseph A. 1-21-29D N6
U. S. 1-20-29 L2A
W. S. 1-23-29 L9
W. S. 1-23-29 N14
TEAGUE
Anna 7-24-29DV N2
J. W. , Mrs. 1-14-29 LIO
J. W. , Mrs. 1-15-29 N7
John R. 7-24-29DV N2
Virgie 8-8-29M Nl
TEDRICK
Otis R. 12-24-29M L16
Otis R. 12-24-29M N12
Otis R. 12-25-29M N9
Thelma L. White 12-24-29 L16
Thelma L. White 12-24-29 N12
Thelma L. White 12-25-29 N9
TEED
Louise C. 1-26-29 L2
TEETER
A. H. 8-24-29A L2
TEFFT
Mary E., Miss 5-13-29 L14
TELEGRAPH
first in Spfd 6-14-29 L15
TELLA
Audra U. 1-12-29M Nl
Audra V. 1-11-29M LI
TEMPERANCE
movement in Spfd 6-30-29 N4A
TEMPLE
Pearl, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
TENNER
John 11-14-29D L16
Katherine 11-14-29 L16
TENNIS
Amanda 2-2-29 L6
TENNYSON
Anna Elizabeth 1-22-29M L3
Anna Elizabeth 1-22-29M Nl
TERRELL
Cathryne Collier 11-17-29 N6A
Paul 11-17-29M N6A
TERRILL
Ramona Ann 1-10-29D N6
Ramona Ann 1-9-29D L8
Raymond 1-10-29 N6
Raymond 1-9-29 L8
TERRY
John P. 3-6-29 LI 3
Stell 3-6-29 L13
THARP
Christine 1-17-29DV N3
Christine 1-18-29DV L
Lewis F. 1-17-29DV N3
Louis F. 1-18-29DV L
THATCHER
Mary 9-13-29D L24
Mary 9-13-29D N9
1161
THE IS
Angeline 1-3-29 L9
Angeline 1-3-29 Nil
THIEME
F. C. , Mrs. 1-1-29 N2A
THOGMARTIN
Jerry, Mrs. 9-26-29 Ll2
THOLBORN
Archie 1-21-29 L2
Belle 1-21-29D L2
Belle 1-22-29D L16
Belle 1-22-29D N6
THOMAS
Addle 1-26-29 L2
Albert 10-12-29 L4
Annie E. 4-20-29 L3
Arthur 10-12-29 L4
Betty 9-11-29 L2
Betty 9-12-29 L2
Betty 9-12-29 N2
Charles 3-14-29 L12
Dwight, Mrs. 9-18-29 L5
Dwight, Mrs. 9-19-29 L18
Dwight, Mrs. 9-19-29 N3
Ellen Harman 5-7-29 LI
Emmett 10-12-29 L4
Enid 4-10-29M L6
Freda 3-14-29 L12
George 9-11-29 L2
Glenn H. 5-25-29M LI
Helena 1-26-29P L2
Ivan 7-30-29M LI
J. M. 10-10-29D L4
J. M. 10-11-29D Lll
J. M. 10-11-29D N8
J. M. 10-12-29D N2
J. M. 10-23-29 L14
J. M. 10-23-29D N13
James 10-12-29 L4
James 8-7-29M N5
Lash William 4-3-29 L9
Lash William 4-4-29 Lll
Laura Jeffries 8-15-29 LI
Lucretia W. 9-11-29D L2
Lucretia W. 9-12-29D L2
Lucretia W. 9-12-29D N2
Lula May Tuter 7-30-29 LI
M. A. , Mrs. 3-28-29 L12
M. B. 10-12-29D L4
Marguerite 10-29-29 L16
THOMAS (cont.)
Marguerite Burns 10-30-29 N7
Martha Ann 1-10-29M Nl
Mary 7-26-29D L28
Mary 7-27-29D L8
Mary 7-27-29D N2
Mary 7-28-29D N3C
Maxie 3-6-29 L2
Norvelle 8-10-29M Nl
Norvelle S. 8-9-29M LI
O. M. 10-12-29 L4
Odessa I. Rogers 8-10-29 Nl
Odessa L. Rogers 8-9-29 LI
Ora S. 1-12-29M Nl
Ralph 10-12-29 L4
Ruby 12-9-29M NIO
Susan M. Robertson 8-7-29 N5
Sylvia Haguewood 1-12-29 Nl
Tom 9-19-29 L18
Vivian T. 5-7-29M LI
W. C. 4-10-29 L6
W. W. 9-11-29 L2
W. W. 9-12-29 L2 •
W. W. 9-12-29 N2
Walter 10-12-29 L4
Walter 7-27-29D Nl
Wella Grace Vaughan 5-25-29 LI
William Charles 4-20-29P L3
THOMPSON
A. W. 1-26-29 L2
A. W. 7-20-29 L4
Albert 3-18-29 L8
Alean Blair 10-23-29 Nl
Alexander 11-9-29 N2
Barry 3-18-29 L8
Betty 8-31-29 L8
Betty 8-31-29 N8
Butler 3-18-29 L8
C. A. , Mrs. 8-31-29D N8
C. L. 11-10-29 N6C
Carol M. 6-28-29M Nl
Charles 3-18-29 L8
Charles N. 7-11-29 L12
Charles N. 7-11-29 N14
Charles N. 7-24-29 L15
Charles N. 7-24-29 N15
Charles, Mrs. 10-20-29 NIC
Clara 11-9-29 N2
Clara Wallace 1-12-29 LI
Clara Wallace 1-22-29 Nl
1162
THOMPSON (cont.)
Clarence 2-15-29 L14
Clarence 2-17-29 L8C
Clarence 8-31-29 LB
Clarence 8-31-29 N8
Clark 3-3-29 L2B
Eck 2-15-29 L14
Ed 11-21-29 LI 8
Ed 11-22-29 L9
Ed 11-22-29 N16
Ed 11-23-29 N2
Edgar 1-12-29 LI
Edgar 1-22-29 Nl
Edgar 12-11-29 L12
Edgar Samuel 12-11-29 L12
Elizabeth 11-9-29 N2
Elmer E. 2-15-29D L14
Elmer E. 2-16-29D L6
Elmer E. 2-17-29D LBC
Elsie 8-31-29D L8
Elsie 8-31-29D N8
Elsie Dittner 8-31-29D L8
Elsie Dittner 8-31-29D N8
Fred 7-11-29 L12
Fred 7-11-29 N14
Genevieve 2-23-29M L2
George M., Mrs. 12-24-29 LI
George M., Mrs. 12-30-29 L8
George M., Mrs. 12-30-29 Nl
George M., Mrs. 12-31-29 N6
George W. 1-26-29P L2
George W. 5-13-29 L14
George W. 5-22-29 L14
George W. 6-5-29 LI
Gladys 1-20-29 L6B
Grant 3-18-29 L8
Herbert 3-3-29 L2B
Horace Winbourne 4-3-29D L8
J. A. 7-15-29 L4
J. H. 3-18-29 L8
J. M. 8-16-29D L18
James 3-3-29 L2B
James A. 3-31-29 L6B
Joe Wilson 8-29-29 N9
John 4-3-29 L8
Kirk 4-3-29 L8
Leda Cass 11-28-29 L8
Leda Cass 11-28-29 N12
Leda Cass 11-29-29 N3
Leslie 6-22-29M L5
THOMPSON (cont.)
Lottie 3-18-29 LB
Louis 11-21-29D LIB
Louis 11-22-29D L9
Louis 11-22-29D N16
Louis 11-23-29D N2
Lucien 4-3-29 LB
Martha 5-20-29D LIO
Martha 5-21-29D L2
Martha Gooch 5-20-29D LIO
Mary H. 4-3-29 LB
Mary Virginia 1-20-29 L3B
Meta 3-18-29 L8
Mildred 11-5-29 L5
Mildred 8-31-29 LB
Mildred 8-31-29 N8
Minnie Cowell 4-3-29 LB
Morine B-31-29 LB
Morine 8-31-29 N8
Myra Ellen 1-26-29 L2
Nathaniel G. 3-1B-29D LB
Norene 7-15-29M L4
Norine 3-31-29E L6B
Norine 7-17-29M L6
Omer 6-22-29 L5
Pauline 8-31-29 LB
Pauline 8-31-29 N8
Pauline Prosser 6-22-29 L5
R. L. , Mrs. 2-25-29 L6
R. M. B-16-29 LIB
R. T. 10-24-29D N8
Richard 8-31-29 LB
Richard B-31-29 N8
Richard R. 3-3-29D L2B
Samuel 6-5-29 LI
Susan 3-18-29 LB
T. C. , Mrs. 9-7-29D L9
T. C, Mrs. 9-7-2 9D Nll5
Thomas, Mrs. 3-3-29 L2B
Tom 3-3-29 L2B
Trophena 8-28-2 9D L2
Trophena 8-29-29D LIO
Trophena B-29-29D N9
Trophena 8-30-29D N2
Walter 10-23-29M Nl
William 1-17-29D LIO
Willie C, Mrs. 1-20-29 L3B
Wilmer 1-12-29 LI
THOMSON
Carol M. 6-27-29M LI
1163
THOMSON (cont.)
Floy 10-16-29 L12
Floy 10-16-29 N14
Mattie 10-16-29 L12
Mattie 10-16-29 N14
Quincy A. 10-16-29 L12
Quincy A. 10-16-29 N14
R. L, Mrs. 3-5-29 L13
R. Y. 5-13-29 L14
Reuben T. 10-16-29D N14
Reuben Y. 10-16-29D L12
Reuben Y. 10-17-29D L18
Ruben Y. 10-17-29D N8
THORNBERRY
H. L. 8-2-29C L16
T. P. , Mrs. 12-29-29 N3A
THORNBURGH
R. E. , Mrs. 4-5-29 L9
Una Sigler 8-7-29 LIO
THORNHILL
Henrietta 9-17-29 L7
Henry 9-16-29D Nl
Irene 9-17-29 L7
James 9-17-29 L7
James Henry 9-17-29D L7
Margaret 9-17-29 L7
THORNTON
Charles 7-20-29P L4
Minnie 7-20-29 L4
THORP
Emma C. 10-27-2 9M NIB
Robert 12-3-29C L6
THORSON
A. T. 10-28-29 L3
A. T. 10-29-29 N2
Anders T. 10-25-29 L14
Anders T. 10-25-29 N6
Anna 10-25-29 L14
Anna 10-25-29 N6
Anna 10-28-29 L3
Ester 10-25-29 N6
Esther 10-25-29 L14
Esther 10-28-29 L3
Katy 10-28-29 L3
Katy 10-29-29 N2
Theodore 10-25-29D L14
Theodore 10-25-29D N6
Theodore 10-26-29D N2
Theodore 10-27-29D N12A
Theodore 10-28-29P L3
THORSON (cont.)
Theodore 10-29-29P N2
W. P. 10-28-29 L3
W. P. 10-29-29 N2
William P. 10-25-29 L14
William P. 10-25-29 N6
THROGMARTIN
Jerry, Mrs. 9-27-29 L8
Jerry, Mrs. 9-27-29 NIO
THURMAN
C. D. , Mrs. 12-21-29 L8
C. D. , Mrs. 12-21-29 N14
Elva A. 3-25-29 L4
Mildred 3-23-29M LI
Mildred 3-25-29M L4
TIBBETS
Ruth 7-25-29M Nl
Ruth 7-25-29M N7
TIBBETTS
Ruth 7-24-29M L8
TIBERHAN
Lafa, Jr. 9-17-29B LIO
TICE
C. L. 6-17-29 LIO
F. E. 6-17-29 LIO
Frances K. 6-17-29 LIO
L. A. 6-17-29 LIO
T. P. 6-17-29 LIO
William A. 6-17-29D LIO
William A. 6-18-29D L16
TIFFANY
E. O. , Mrs. 3-5-29 L13
Earl 1-29-29D L12
Earl 1-30-29D L14
Earl 1-31-29D L8
Earl, Mrs. 2-25-29 L6
Florence Sprohs 10-19-29 L4
Florence Sprohs 3-3-29 L14A
Freda Kirk 1-3-29 L8
Kenneth 1-29-29 L12
Leonard 1-29-29 L12
Leonard P. 1-3-29C L8
Leonard Percy 1-3-29B L8
P. C. 1-29-29 L12
Stanley 1-29-29 L12
Wayne 1-29-29 L12
TILLERY
Floyd 12-10-29 N3
Floyd 12-9-29 L2
Flovd 12-9-29 N12
1164
TILLERY
J. S,
J. S,
J. S,
cont . )
12-10-29D N3
12-9-29D L2
12-9-29D N12
Juanita 12-10-29 N3
Juanita 12-9-29 L2
Juanita 12-9-29 N12
Lou 12t10-29 N3
Lou 12-9-29 L2
Stella 12-10-29 N3
Stella 12-9-29 L2
Stella 12-9-29 N12
TILLMAN
Clyde B. 1-14-29M LIO
Clyde B. 1-14-29M L13
Clyde B. 1-15-29M N7
Clyde B. 2-26-29 L12
Clyde B. 8-10-29C Nl
Dan W. 2-26-29 L12
Effie 2-26-29 Ll2
Ella 2-26-29 L12
H. M. 2-26-29 L12
J. H. 2-26-29 L12
James Francis 8-10-29B Nl
John L. 10-19-29P L4
John L. 2-26-29D L12
John W. 10-19-29 L4
John W. 4-20-29 L3
Joseph A. 7-20-29 L4
Laura I. 10-19-29 L4
Ollie 2-26-29 L12
Stella 2-26-29 L12
Thelma Bee Morris 1-14-29 LIO
Thelma Bee Morris 1-15-29 N7
Thelma Morris 1-14-29 L13
Thelma Morris 8-10-29 Nl
Zelma 2-26-29 L12
TIMES
a Spfd newspaper 6-11-29 L12
TIMMINS
C. H. 5-27-29 LIO
Ernest 5-27-29D LIO
TIMMONS
George W., Mrs. 12-25-29 L14
TINDLE
E. O. , Mrs. 7-4-29 L2
Helen 7-16-29M Nl
Helen 7-16-29M N2
Ruby Baker 7-5-29 L18
Ruby Baker 7-5-29 N12
TINGLEY
Katherine 7-13-29 LIO
TINNS
H. H. , Mrs. 1-7-29 LB
H. H. , Mrs. 1-7-29 Nl
H. H. , Mrs. 1-8-29 LIO
TINSLEY
John D. 12-5-29M L2
John D. 12-6-29M Nl
Vera V. Williams 12-5-29 L2
Vera V. Williams 12-6-29 Nl
TIPPIN
Hazel 11-1-29 L24
Hazel 11-1-29 N14
Hazel 11-2-29 L12
Hazel 11-2-29 N6
Hazel 11-3-29 N14A
J. W. 10-31-29 L2
J. W. 11-1-29 L24
J. W. 11-1-29 N14
J. W. 11-2-29 L12
J. W. 11-2-29 N6
J. W. 11-3-29 N14A
Margaret 11-1-29 N14
Margaret 11-3-29 N14A
Mary Ellen 11-3-29 N14A
TISDALE
Margarretha Edwards 1-14-29 LIO
Margarrethia Edwards 1-15-29 N7
Richard H. 1-14-29M LIO
Richard H. 1-15-29M Nl
TISE
C. L. 6-17-29 LIO
F. E. 6-17-29 LIO
F. R. 6-26-29 Lll
Frances K. 6-17-29 LIO
L. A. 6-17-29 LIO
T. P. 6-17-29 LIO
William A. 6-17-29D LIO
William A. 6-18-29D L16
TOBIN
T. E. , Mrs. 9-1-29 N2A
TODD
A. D. 4-15-29 L3
A. J. 1-26-29 LIO
Anna McNier 1-23-29 N2
John 12-11-29D L5
John 12-12-29D N6
Virgil William 4-15-29D L3
1165
TOLAN
George H. 7-1-29 L14
George H. 7-1-29 N2
TOLAND
George H. 7-2-29 N3
TOLBERT
Nance, Mrs. 4-24-29 L14
Nellie Crane 10-11-29 N8
TOLERTON
Pearl S. 1-26-29 L2
Pearl S. 7-20-29 L4
TOLSON
Beatrice Kessinger 6-10-29D L12
Betty Jean 6-10-29 L12
Florence May 6-10-29 L12
Junior 6-10-29 L12
Louis, Mrs. 6-10-29D L12
TOMPKINS
Mary E. 1-26-29P L2
Mary E. 3-12-29P L2 '
TONE
J. S. 3-23-29M L6
Nora Dash 3-23-29 L6
TOOKER
Bettie 10-19-29 L4
Charles 3-20-29 LIO
Charles W. 10-19-29P L4
Charles W. 3-20-29D LIO
Charles W. 3-21-29D LIO
Clarence R. 3-20-29 LIO
Douglas 3-20-29 LIO
Douglas 3-21-29 LIO
Douglas W. 10-19-29 L4
Egbert 3-20-29 LIO
Frank 3-20-29 LIO
George R. 3-20-29 LIO
John J. 3-20-29 LIO
Wesley 3-20-29 LIO
Wesley 3-21-29 LIO
TOOLE
C. E. 4-12-29 L28
Cassius E. 4-17-29 Lll
G. M. 1-10-29D LIO
George M. 1-11-29D N5
Jenny 1-10-29 LIO
Jenny 1-11-29 N5
Mae L. 4-12-29 L28
TOOMBS
Robert L. 1-26-29P L2
Robert L. 7-20-29 L4
TOOMBS (cont.)
Robert L. 7-20-29P L4
Robert L., Jr. 1-26-29 L2
TOOTHMAN
Anna 1-26-29 L2
Benjamin R. 1-26-29P L2
TORRANCE
Carl 12-25-29M N9
Rose Garletts 12-25-29 N9
TORRENCE
Allie N. 10-14-29 LI
Lake 4-8-29 L3
Laura 4-8-29 L3
Loche 4-8-29 L3
TOWE
H. L. 10-26-29C LB
TOWNES
Alice 4-20-29 L3
Pearl Comstack 12-14-29 L8
Pearl Comstock 12-22-29 NIOA
TOWNSEND
Asa W. 8-26-29D L7
Asa W. 8-27-29D N12
Bertha 8-26-29 L7
Bertha 8-27-29 N2
George H. 5-13-29 L14
Ora 12-25-29 NIO
T. B. 5-13-29 L14
W. N. 5-13-29 L14
TOYNTON
Arthur 7-8-29M LI
Arthur 7-9-29M LI
Pauline Easterday 7-8-29 LI
Pauline Easterday 7-9-29 LI
TRACEY
Nannie, Miss 5-13-29 L14
S. P. 5-13-29 L14
TRACY
Monroe, Mrs. 8-16-29 L18
TRAGO
Harry O. 4-20-29P L3
TRAIL
E. B. , Mrs. 11-1-29 Nl
TRAMEL
E. E. , Mrs. 7-6-29 N6
TRAMMEL
E. E. , Mrs. 7-7-29 N2A
TRAMTHAN
Henry J. 1-3-29D N12
1166
TRANTHAM
A. R. 4-20-29 L3
Alvan 1-7-29 L8
Alvan 1-7-29 Nl
Ed, Mrs. 7-30-29 L3
Ed, Mrs. 7-30-29 N12
Ethel 1-3-29 N12
Fred 1-3-29 N12
Henry J. 1-3-29D N12
Henry J. 1-4-29D N5
L. M. , Mrs. 10-7-29 LIO
L. M. , Mrs. 10-7-29 N2
Levi 1-3-29 N12
Lodema 1-3-29 N12
Luther 1-3-29 N12
Richard Lee 1-7-29D L8
Richard Lee 1-7-29D Nl
Wesley 1-3-29 N12
TRAVEL
in 1868 6-4-29 L9
TRAVIS
Jalissia F. 2-10-29 LIA
John 4-17-29 L3
Malissa 4-17-29M L3
Malissa 4-17-29M L8
William H. 1-2-29 NIO
TREGO
Margaret 4-20-29 L3
TRENARY
A. B. 5-13-29 L14
A. B. , Mrs. 4-4-29 LIO
Alvin 10-16-29D L12
Alvin B. 10-16-29D N14
Alvin B. 10-17-29D L18
Alvin B. 10-17-29D N3
Charles 10-16-29 L12
Charles 10-16-29 N14
Elsie 10-16-29 L12
Elsie 10-16-29 N14
Lutie 10-16-29 L12
Lutie 10-16-29 N14
TRENT
Charles Virgil 6-15-29M L5
lola E. Hornbeek 6-15-29 L5
J. W. 6-15-29 L5
TREON
Effie 12-4-29 L5
Effie 12-4-29 N2
Elmer D. 12-4-29 L5
Elmer L. 12-4-29 N2
TREON (cent.)
George O. 12-4-29 L5
George O. 12-4-29 N2
Howard F. 12-4-29 L5
Howard F. 12-4-29 N2
Jesse C. 12-4-29 L5
Jesse C. 12-4-29 N2
Martha E. 12-6-29D L16
Martha E. 12-6-29D N2
Mattie E. 12-4-29D L5
Mattie E. 12-4-29D N2
Robert W. 12-4-29 L5
Robert W. 12-4-29 N2
Stella 12-4-29 L5
Stella 12-4-29 N2
TRESTER
Harry E., Mrs. 1-12-29 L6
Harry E., Mrs. 1-13-29 LlOA
TRIBLE
Dortha Kelly 8-7-29 Nl
Forest 8-7-29M Nl
TRIMBLE
S. E. 1-2-29 L6
S. E. 1-26-29 L2
TRIMMELL
Harold 3-10-29M L2B
Virginia P. Bales 3-10-29 L2B
TRIMMER
Charles 12-14-29 LI
Charles 12-14-29 Nl
Charles 12-15-29 N
Charles, Mrs. 12-12-29 LI
E. E. 12-12-29D LI
E. E. 12-14-29D LI
E. E. 12-14-29D Nl
E. E. 12-15-29D N
Laura 12-14-29 Nl
Laura James 12-14-29 LI
Laura James 12-15-29 N
TRIPLETT
Aaron 10-15-29 L7
Aaron 10-15-29 N12
Wilma 12-25-29M N9
TROUMAN
Edith 3-5-29M LI
TRUE
Gladys Wright 1-17-29 LIO
TRUMAN
Claiborne 2-25-29 L6
Claiborne 2-26-29 L12
1167
TRUMAN (cont.)
Lue 2-25-29 L6
Lue 2-26-29 L12
Suzanna 2-25-29 L6
Suzanna 2-26-29 L12
TRYON
Regena 7-17-29D L12
TRYRON
Mannford, Mrs. 7-17-29D L12
Regena 7-17-29D L12
Regina 7-18-29D N2
TUBERVILLE
J. C. 3-11-29 L12
J. C. 4-21-29 L3A
TUCK
Anna Crosswhite 8-28-29 N2
Arnold 8-28-29 N2
Bulah B. 1-18-29DV L
Claude 8-28-29 N2
Dan W. 1-18-29DV L ' .
Paul 8-28-29 N2
Roma 8-28-29 N2
TUCKER
Alice 3-18-29D L8
Anne 11-19-29M L18
Ed, Mrs. 5-2-29 L12
Homer S. 9-28-29 L8
Homer S., Mrs. 9-28-29 N2
Nellie 8-7-29M L12
Nellie 8-8-29M Nl
W. H., Mrs. 12-11-29D L8
W. H., Mrs. 12-11-29D Nl
W. H., Mrs. 12-14-29D N16
W. H., Mrs. 12-15-29D NllB
Winnie 10-14-29M LI
Winnie 10-15-29M Nl
TUEGEL
Louis 8-19-29D Nl
TULLY
Kathleen 3-10-29E L2D
Kathleen 9-1-29M N5B
Kathleen 9-7-29M LIO
Kathleen 9-8-29M N6B
Louis D. 3-10-29 L2D
Louis D. 9-7-29 LIO
Louis D. 9-8-29 N6B
TUMMONS
Vea 11-28-29M N2
W. H. 11-10-29 N6C
TUNNELL
Bertha McNerney 4-3-29 L3
Fern 6-7-29M L8
G. W. , Mrs. 8-26-29 LI
G. W. , Mrs . 8-27-29 L3
G. W. , Mrs . 8-27-29 N2
Harold, Mrs. 2-22-29 L2
Joseph R. 4-3-29M L3
Loula Jolly 4-3-29 L3
Mary 4-3-29 L3
TUNNEY
Gene 7-21-29 Nl
TURK
E. E. , Mrs. 10-8-29 L16
E. E. , Mrs . 10-8-29 N7
H. C. 10-8-29 L16
H. C. 10-8-29 N7
H. C. 10-9-29 L14
H. C. 10-9-29 N2
Maria F. 10-8-29D L16
Maria F. 10-8-29D N7
Maria F. 10-9-29D L14
Maria F. 10-9-29D N2
Minnie 10-8-29 N7
TURNER
Betty 6-13-29B L14
Betty Lou 10-14-29B L12
Charles 9-13-29DV LI
Charles E. 8-23-29DV L18
Charles E. 8-24-29 N12
Coma 4-18-29 L5
Denny 12-10-29 N3
Denny 12-9-29 L3
Eddie, Mrs. 6-13-29 L18
Edie 6-11-29 LI
Edith 6-18-29 L5
Ellen 6-15-29M LI
Elmer, Mrs. 8-2-29 L16
Elmer, Mrs. 8-2-29 N2
Eva 12-9-29 L3
Fred 7-22-29 LIO
G. W. , Mrs. 4-22-29 L12
George 10-14-29C L12
George 7-22-29 LIO
Harold L. 10-30-29 Nl
Harve 6-13-29 LI
Herman 8-20-29D N6
Howard 1-21-29 L8
Howard 7-20-29 L4
Howard, Mrs. 1-15-29 N7
1168
TURNER (cont.)
J. P. , Mrs. 1-11-29 N5
Jeff 5-13-29 L14
John 6-13-29 LI
John 6-13-29 L18
John 6-18-29 L5
Lessie Eling 10-14-29M LI
Lizzie. E. 10-15-29M Nl
Lochie B. Morris 1-21-29 LB
Louise 10-19-29P L4
Lucile 8-23-29DV L18
Lucile 8-24-29 N12
Lucille F. 9-13-29DV LI
Mary 6-13-29 LI
Mary 6-18-29 L5
Mary 7-22-29 LIO
0. 0. , Mrs. 11-13-29 LI
O. O., Mrs. 11-14-29 L16
O. O. , Mrs. 11-14-29 N12
Ollie F., Mrs. 4-13-29 LIO.
Ollie F., Mrs. 4-15-29 LIO
Ollie F., Mrs. 4-17-29 L4
Ollis F. 4-13-29 LIO
Orville 10-19-29P L4
Robbie 12-9-29 L3
Susan 6-18-29 L5
Thena 12-10-29 N3
Tom B. 12-10-29A N3
Tom B. 12-9-29A L3
W. L. , Mrs. 6-15-29 L8
Warren M. 7-20-29 L4
Wesley 6-13-29C L14
Winifred 2-17-29 L3D
family 6-13-29 L18
family reunion 6-13-29 LI
family reunion 6-17-29 L5
family reunion 6-18-29 L5
TURNER STATION
mention 6-11-29 LI
TUTER
Dorothy 6-26-29DV LIO
Eugene 6-26-29DV LIO
Everett 9-28-29M Nl
Lula May 7-30-29M LI
Zella Ware 9-28-29 Nl
TUTTLE
Etta Williams Biggs 10-17-29 Nl
Lucas G. 10-17-29M Nl
TWEDELL
Joseph L. 2-6-29D LIO
TWEDELL (cont.)
Joseph L. 2-7-29D LIO
Lewis, Mrs. 2-6-29 LIO
TWEED
Homer L. 4-20-29P L3
TWIGG
Carl 6-5-29M L6
Carl 8-24-29 LIO
Carl 8-24-29 N8
Delia Mae 8-24-29D L8
Delia Mae 8-25-29D NBC
Delia Mae Kenser 8-24-29D N8
Eunice Proctor 6-5-29 L6
F. 0. , Mrs. B-24-29D LIO
F. O. , Mrs. B-24-29D N8
F. 0. , Mrs. 8-25-29D NBC
Frank 0. 6-5-29 L6
Gena Pauline 8-24-29 N8
Gene Pauline 8-24-29 LIO
Helen Gertrude 8-24-29 LIO
Helen Gertrude 8-24-29D N8
Paul 8-24-29 LIO
Paul 8-24-29 NB
TWIGGER
Lorene 1-18-29DV L
Lorene 1-19-29DV N14
Paul 1-18-29DV L
Paul 1-19-29DV N14
TYPEWRITER
first in Spfd 11-27-29 LB
TYRE
Octavia Jane 8-4-29 NIOA
TYSON
Herbert C. 3-28-29M L8
Lois Higginbotham 3-28-29 LB
UHRIG
Annie 3-6-29 L2
Frank 10-19-29 L4
Frank 10-19-29P L4
Frank 3-6-29 L2
Frank 3-6-29P L2
Katherine 3-6-29 L2
Mary 3-6-29 L2
Rosalie 3-6-29 L2
ULLLMANN
Lee 9-18-29P LI
ULLMAN
Lee 1-26-29 L2
Lee 7-20-29 L4
1169
ULLMANN
Edward 9-15-29 NIC
Edward 9-18-29 LI
Edward 9-:
L9-29 N12
Edward L.
9-13-29 LI
Edward L .
9-14-29 Nl
Genevieve
9-13-29 LI
Genevieve
9-14729 Nl
Genevieve
9-15-29 NIC
Genevieve
9-18-29 LI
Genevieve
9-19-29 N12
H. M. 9-13-29 LI
H. M. 9-14-29 Nl
H. M. 9-15-29 NIC
Jane 9-13-
-29
LI
Jane 9-14-
-29
Nl
Jane 9-15-
-29
NIC
Jane 9-18-
-29
LI
Jane 9-19-
-29
N12
L. 9-17-29 L16
Lee 5-13-:
29 L14
Lee 9-13-:
29D
LI
Lee 9-14-:
29D
Nl
Lee 9-15-:
29D
NIC
Lee 9-16-:
29D
LI
Lee 9-16-:
29D
Nl
Lee 9-17-:
29D
N7
Lee 9-19-:
29P
N12
Ludwig 9-:
14-:
29 Nl
Will 9-15
-29
NIC
William 1
-26-
-29 L2
William 5
-13-
-29 L14
William 9
-13
-29 LI
William 9
-14
-29 Nl
family, article about
UMBARGER
T. T. 4-20-29 L3
UNDERBILL
Charles L
. 9
-9-29 L4
Harman 10
-10
-2 9 L4
Harman 10
-11
-29 Lll
Herman 10
-11
-29 N8
Herman 10
-12
-29 N2
infant 10
-10
-2 9D L4
infant 10
-11
-29D Lll
infant 10
-11
-29D N8
infant 10
-12
-29D N2
UNDERWOOD
Bessie 12
-13
-29 L2
Bessie 12
-13
-29 N2
UNDERWOOD (cont.)
Carrie 3-22-29DV
L20
29D
29D
29D
29D
29D
L2
N2
LB
N16
N3A
9-17-29
Charles R. 12-13
Charles R. 12-13
Charles R. 12-14
Charles R. 12-14
Charles R. 12-15
Clara 12-13-29 L2
Clara 12-13-29 N2
J. J. 3-22-29DV L20
J. R. , Mrs. 5-23-29 L16
Maye 6-1-29M LI
Ona 9-27-29M LI
Ona 9-28-2 9M Nl
Oscar W. 12-13-29 L2
Oscar W. 12-13-29 N2
William 12-13-29 L2
William 12-13-29 N2
UPHAM
Charles 12-7-29 LIO
Marion 12-7-29E LIO
UPTON
Lucile Morris page 916
USSREY
Joe 3-17-29M L8C
Opal M. Collins 3-17-29 L8C
UTIGER
Daniel R. 11-10-29 N3D
Reudy 11-10-2 9M N3D
Reudy A. 11-10-29M Nl
Ruedy 11-9-29M LIO
Sybil Reed 11-10-29 N3D
Sybil Reed 11-9-29 LIO
Sybil V. Reid 11-10-29 Nl
LI 6 UTLEY
C. Perry 5-6-29A L3
Kittle S. 7-12-29DV N5
W. C. 7-12-29DV N5
VANCE
John, Mrs. 1-14-29 LIO
John, Mrs. 1-15-29 N7
Lucy A. 2-4-29 LIO
Mabel Nations 10-22-29 L20
Mabel Nations 10-22-29 N7
Walter 10-26-29 N15
Waltter 10-26-29 L9
VANCLEVE
W. C. 5-3-29D L2
W. C. 5-9-29 L16
1170
1-17-29 LIO
VANDERFORD
, Mrs
VANDERFRIFF
Fay 1-15-29D N7
VANDERGRIFF
Charles, Mrs. 1-14-29D LIO
Fay 1-14-29D LIO
Fay Wilson , 1-14-29D LIO
Vernice 1-14-29 LIO
VANDINTER
R. C. , Mrs. 1-7-29 L8
R. C. , Mrs. 1-7-29 Nl
R. C. , Mrs. 1-8-29 LIO
VANDIVER
Jack 2-15-29D L5
VANDORN
Avis 5-10-29 LIO
VANEVERY
T. H. , Mrs. 4-10-29 L
VANHAM
Philip 2-4-29 LIO
VANHOOSE
Lou, Miss 5-13-29 L14
VANHOOSER
Charles 1-30-29M LI
J. 7-17-29 L12
Julia Cantrell 1-30-29 LI
Wanda Lee 7-17-29D L12
VANHOSEN
Rebecca J. 4-20-29P L3
VANNATTA
Leander 10-19-29 L4
VANNESS
Frank 7-24-29D L14
Jesse 7-24-29 L14
VANNICE
Harry 7-12-29 L6
Harry 7-13-29 N4
Louise 7-12-29 L6
Louise Pranter 7-12-29 L6
Louise Pranter 7-13-29 N4
William J. 7-12-29 L6
William J. 7-12-29M L6
William J. 7-13-29M N4
VANNOY
F. E. 11-4-29C L2
Thomas H., Mrs. 8-17-2 9 L8
Thomas H., Mrs. 8-17-29 N8
VANTINE
Thelma 1-28-29M LI
VANVALKENBURG
Forris, Mrs. 10-10-29D L2
Forris, Mrs. 10-11-29D N8
Jackie 10-10-29 L2
Jackie 10-11-29 N8
Pauline Hughes 10-10-29D L2
Pauline Hughes 10-11-29D N8
Pauline Hugnes 10-10-29D L2
VANVALKENBURGH
A. S. 4-4-29 L
VANVORMER
Allan, Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
VANWAGN
Fred 10-19-29 L4
Fred 10-19-29P L4
Fred 4-20-29 L3
Fred 4-20-29P L3
Mary 9-12-29 L12
Mary 9-12-29 NIO
Mary 9-6-29 L2 0
Mary 9-6-29 N12
VANW INKLE
, Mrs. 9-23-29 N8
Chancellor 2-5-29D LIO
Daisy 2-5-29 LIO
Ella 2-5-29 LIO
Nellie 2-5-29 LIO
VANWORMER
Aaron, Mrs. 7-22-29D LIO
Allan, Mrs. 10-14-29 N5
George 7-22-29 LIO
James 7-22-29 LIO
Mary 7-22-29D LIO
Mary 7-22-29D Nl
Mary Turner 7-22-29D LIO
VAUGHAN
A. A. , Mrs. 6-6-29 L14
Allen T. 12-25-29 L16
Barbara A. 1-26-29P L2
C. T. , Mrs. 3-21-29 LIO
C. T. , Mrs. 3-22-29 L20
Dora A. 2-12-29 L16
Dulcia L. 8-4-29M NIB
Ella 12-25-29 N5
Jesse E. 11-7-29D L14
Jesse E. 11-7-29D N2
Jesse E. 11-8-29D L8
Jesse F. 11-8-29D N16
Josephine 12-24-29M N12
Josephine 12-25-29M L16
1171
VAUGHAN (cont.)
Lena Rogers 12-19-29 LI
Lena Rowe 8-23-29 Nl
Leona 10-25-29M Nl
Mitchell 11-7-29 L14
Mitchell 11-7-29 N2
Ora 12-25-29 N5
Raymond 8-23-29M Nl
Thomas 12-19-29M LI
W. F. 9-26-29 L12
W. F. 9-27-29 NIO
Wella Grace 5-25-29M LI
VAUGHN
Claude 9-19-29M L14
Ella 11-6-29 L2
Jesse E. 11-9-29D N2
Josephine 12-24-29M L16
Lena Rowe 8-23-29 LI
Lucille Cantrell 9-19-29 L14
Raymond 8-23-29M LI '
S. J. , Mrs. 8-29-29 LIO
VEAZEY
Dorothy 10-20-29M N3D
John 10-20-29 N3D
VEBIG
Nell May Collins 12-1-29 NIB
Walter Adolph 12-1-29M NIB
VEIRS
Ed C. , Mrs . 12-3-29 L4
Edwin' N. 9-18-29M LI
Edwin N. 9-19-29M N14
Effa 0. 1-26-29 L2
Maurine Sparlin 9-18-29 LI
Maurine Sparlin 9-19-29 N14
William N. 1-26-29P L2
VEITH
H. C. 2-24-29 L3C
Robert 2-24-29D L3C
VENHAM
Philip 2-4-29 LIO
VENIE
Eleanor Welsh 8-5-29 L4
Eleanor Welsh 8-6-29 N4
Elenor Welsh 8-5-29 Nl
Francis 8-5-29M L4
Francis 8-6-29M N4
Francis J. 8-5-29M Nl
Frank J. 8-5-29 L4
Frank J. 8-6-29 N4
Paul 8-5-29 L4
VENIE (cont.)
Paul 8-6-29 N4
VENOW
Cora Nell 10-12-29 L4
Frances Jane 10-12-29 L4
Frank, Mrs. 10-12-29D L4
VERMILLION
George C, Mrs. 8-30-29 L
George C, Mrs. 8-30-29 N2
George C, Mrs. 8-31-29 N8
Urial 1-26-29P L2
VERNON
Guy, Mrs. 3-12-29 L20
James H. 6-15-29M LI
Marjorie K. Brady 6-15-29 LI
Velma W. 1-22-29 Nl
VERSAW
Annie 3-28-29DV L12
Felix 3-28-29DV L12
VERSHAW
Annie 5-17-29DV LI
Felix 5-17-29DV LI
VERTREES
Charles 3-3-29 LllA
John 3-3-29 LllA
Warren 3-3-29 LllA
William 3-3-29 LllA
VEST
Charles 6-29-29D L4
J. R. 6-29-29 L4
W. T. 6-29-29 L4
VESTAL
C. W. 5-13-29 L14
C. W. 8-26-29 L16
C. W. 8-27-29 N12
VICKERS
Geneva 9-8-29 N12A
Lonnie, Jr. 9-8-29D N12A
Malinda 9-8-29 N12A
Mamie 9-8-29 N12A
VICORY
Beatrice 9-23-29M LI
Beatrice 9-24-29M Nl
VINACKE
Mary Nelson 12-5-29 LI
Mary Nelson 12-6-29 N5
VINEYARD
Blanche 11-17-29M N6A
VINN
Ed 3-28-29C L12
1172
VINSON
Charles Emmet 11-11-29 L12
H. A. 7-28-29 N2D
Laura 10-13-29 N6B
Lois V. Winkleblack 11-11-29
Lois Winkleback 11-9-29 Nl
Lois Winkleblack 11-10-29 Nl
Myradel 11-11-29 L12
Ray R. 11-10-29M Nl
Roy Bradford 10-13-29E N6B
Roy R. 11-9-2 9MN1
Roy Radford 11-11-29M L12
VINTON
James K., Mrs. 1-12-29D L3
M. C. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
W. A. 1-12-29 L3
VLASAK
Carrie M. 12-3-29M L16
Carrie M. 12-3-29M Nl
VOLKE
Gussie Carlson 1-27-29 L3C
John 1-27-29M L3C
VORIS
Frank, Mrs. 3-19-29 L14
VOSKULL
Walter Henry 1-23-29E L4
WADDELL
A. Y. 1-2-29 Nl
Arthur Y. 1-2-29 Nl
Bert 6-10-29 LI
Bert 6-11-29 L3
Bessie 6-10-29 LI
Bessie 6-11-29 L3
C. H. , Mrs. 8-5-29 L12
C. H. , Mrs . 8-5-29 N3
Cyrus M. 1-2-29 Nl
E. G. 1-2-29A Nl
Ethel 6-10-29 LI
Ethel 6-11-29 L3
Ethel 6-12-29 L5
Etta 6-10-29 LI
Etta 6-11-29 L3
Grace 6-10-29 LI
Grace 6-11-29 L3
Henry, Mrs. 2-27-29 L2
Joe, Mrs. 5-1-29 L12
John J. 6-10-29D LI
John J. 6-11-29D L3
John J. 6-12-29D L5
John J. 6-13-29D L3
WADDELL (cont.)
Lawrence 1-2-29 Nl
Lloyd 6-10-29 LI
Lloyd 6-11-29 L3
LI 2 WADDILL
C. A. 12-28-29 L4
C. A. 12-28-29 N12
C. E. 12-28-29 L4
C. E. 12-28-29 N12
George W., Mrs. 12-28-29D L4
George W. , Mrs. 12-28-29D N12
J. S. 4-20-29 L3
James R. 3-31-29 L4B
John 6-18-29 L5
Mary T. 7-20-29P L4
R. S. 5-13-29 L14
Sarah S. 12-28-29D L4
Sarah S. 12-28-29D N12
Sarah S. McCluer 12-28-29D L4
Sarah S. McCluer 12-28-29D N12
W. D. 12-28-29 L4
W. D. 12-28-29 N12
WADDLE
Ed 12-20-29 LI
Ed 12-26-29M LI
Ed 12-27-29M NIO
Jewell O'Kelley 12-27-29 NIO
Jewell O'Kelly 12-26-29 LI
WADE
D. A. , Mrs. 1-28-29P L3
D. A. , Mrs. 7-20-29P L4
Elbert 1-28-29 L3
Elbert 7-20-29 L4
Elma Jean 1-14-29M LIO
Elma Jean 1-15-29M N7
G. W. , Mrs. 6-19-29 LIO
Gladys 5-16-29DV LI
J. B. , Mrs. 2-13-29 LIO
Minda 3-2-29 LIO
Raymond 5-16-29DV LI
W. A. , Mrs. 6-17-29 LIO
Washington M., Mrs. 7-7-29 N5B
William D. 3-2-29 LIO
WADKINS
Frank 8-28-29 L2
Frank 8-28-29 N3
infant 8-28-29D L2
infant 8-28-29D N3
WADLOW
E. G. 8-3-29 L12
1173
WADLOW (cont.)
George W. 8-4-29D NllB
WAESPE
Elizabeth Dalton 6-17-29 L5
Elizabeth Dalton 6-18-29 L5
WAGEMAN
Anna Louise 7-24-29 L14
Anna Louise 7-24-29 N16
H. H. 8-6-29 L12
Henry 7-24-29 L14
Henry 7-24-29 N16
Henry 7-25-29 N2
Lawrence 7-24-29 L14
Lawrence 7-24-29 N16
M. H. 8-6-29 NIO
Ray 7-24-29 L14
Ray 7-24-29 N16
Roy 8-6-29D NIO
Roy Frederick 7-24-29D L14
Roy Frederick 7-24-29D N16
Roy Fredrick 7-25-29D N2
Ruth Marie 7-24-29 L14
Ruth Marie 7-24-29 N16
William 7-24-29 L14
William 7-24-29 N16
WAGGNER
Martha Wutke 3-22-29 L20
Martha Wutke 3-23-29 L6
WAGGONER
Blanche 6-15-29M L5
J. M. 6-15-29 L5
WAGNER
C. A. , Jr. 11-10-29 N6C
Charles 4-21-29 L2D
Evelyn 10-12-29 L8
Evelyn 10-12-29 N12
Hubert 10-12-29 L8
Hubert 10-12-29 N12
Lee J. 10-12-29 L8
Lee J. 10-12-29 N12
Lorene 10-19-29P L4
Maud E. 10-12-29 L8
Maud E. 10-12-29 N12
Minnie Morgan 12-19-29 Nl
Myrl 12- 19-2 9M Nl
WAHLE
Richard 6-15-29D LI
WAHLQUIST
Charles 7-9-29DV L8
WAINWRIGHT
T. L. 1-13-29 L3B
WAKEFIELD
Eva, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
WALDRIDGE
Chris, Mrs. 8-28-29 N2
WALDRON
Minnie Oesch 10-10-29 L2
WALES
Carl J. 10-8-29E L18
Carl J. 10-9-29E N4
Carl J. 11-29-29M L27
Carl J. 11-30-29M Nl
Carl J. 11-30-29M N4
Dorothy May Hood 11-29-29 L2 7
Dorothy May Hood 11-30-29 Nl
Dorothy May Hood 11-30-29 N4
Verna 6-1-29M LI
WALKER
Abe 3-14-29 L4
Albert N. 7-30-29 L3
Albert N. 7-30-29 N12
Albert N. 8-13-29 L16 .
Albert N. 8-14-29 N2
Annie Brown 1-4-29 N2
Ben 5-17-29 L6
Brise 7-30-29 L3
Brise 7-30-29 N12
Cora 7-4-29 LB
Cora 7-4-29 N12
Elizabeth 7-28-29 N2D
Elizabeth Moore 5-17-29M L6
Esther 7-30-29 L3
Esther 7-30-29 N12
Fred L. 3-14-29M L4
Fred, Mrs. 7-14-29 N2A
Glenn 7-30-29 L3
Glenn 7-30-29 N12
Gola 2-17-29M L3C
Granville 9-27-29 Nl
Granville 9-27-29D LI
Gwendolyn L. 1-18-29DV L
Harold B. 7-30-29 L3
Harold B. 7-30-29 N12
Herbert 9-27-29 L26
Homer A. 7-30-29 L3
Homer A. 7-30-29 N12
Homer A. 8-13-29 L16
Homer A. 8-14-29 N2
Homer E., Mrs. 12-1-29 N6B
1174
WALKER (cont.)
J. B. , Mrs. 7-28-29 N2D
James H. 1-18-29DV L
John 7-4-29 LB
John 7-4-29 N12
Laura 7-4-29 LB
Laura 7-4-29 N12
Leonard 1-26-29 L2
Mary 7-15-29 LIO
May Peebles 3-14-29 L4
May Peeples 3-14-29 L4
Mollie Preuett 7-2-29 Nl
Mollie Pruett 6-30-29 NIB
Mollie Pruett 7-1-29 L14
Nancie Adams 8-23-29 Nl
Newton J. 6-30-29M NIB
Newton J. 7-1-29M L14
Newton J. 7-2-29M Nl
Ovet May B-4-29D N12B
Patricia Ruth 1-18-29 L
Phyllis D. 6-29-29M Nl
R. H. 5-13-29 L14
Riley 7-4-29 LB
Riley 7-4-29 N12
Ross 7-30-29 L3
Ross 7-30-29 N12
Sarah 7-4-29 LB
Sarah 7-4-29 N12
Sarah 7-5-29 N12
Sherman 7-4-29 LB
Sherman 7-4-29 N12
Thomas K. B-13-29D L16
Thomas K. 8-14-29D N2
William B. 7-30-29D L3
William B. 7-30-29D N12
William B. 7-31-29D L14
child 9-27-29D Nl
WALL
Agnes Beal 11-14-29 L16
Fred 7-30-29DV Nl
Hattie M. 7-30-29DV Nl
Ida Woodrome 5-27-29 LIO
Samuel R. B-18-29E N7B
WALLACE
A. , Mrs . 8-25-29 N7A
Betty Jean 1-21-29D L2
Betty Jean 1-22-29D L16
Betty Jean 1-22-29D N6
Billie 7-17-29 Nl
Clara 1-12-29 LI
WALLACE (cont.)
Clara 1-22-29 Nl
Fanny Davis 1-2-29 NIO
Fay W. 7-21-29C NllA
Francis 1-22-29 Nl
H. 1-21-29 L2
H. 1-22-29 L16
H. 1-22-29 N6
Ida May B-30-29 L
Ida May 8-30-29 N2
J. C. 8-30-29 L
J. C. 8-30-29 N2
James Robert 1-21-29 L2
James Robert 1-22-29 N6
Jerry Lee 7-21-29B NllA
Joe 1-22-29 Nl
Leroy 3-20-29D Lll
Lewis 1-22-29 Nl
Lillian 3-20-29 Lll
Lily 3-15-29 LIB
Louise 1-16-29P L2
Louise G. 1-12-29D LI
Louise G. 1-22-29P Nl
Louise G. 2-10-29P LIA
Louise G. 2-26-29P L16
Louise Groesbeck 1-12-29D LI
Louise Groesbeck 1-16-29P Nl
Lucille 6-6-29M L7
M. C. 8-30-29 L
M. C. 8-30-29 N2
Pierre 7-16-29D Nl
Pierre M. 7-17-29D Nl
Velma 11-3-29M NIB
Washington Irving 1-12-29 LI
Willard 3-15-29 L18
Willard 3-20-29 Lll
William 7-16-29 Nl
WALLERSTEIN
C. U. , Mrs. 9-13-29 LI
C. U. , Mrs. 9-14-29 Nl
C. U. , Mrs. 9-15-29 NIC
WALL IS
Dollie 7-2-29 L12
Dolly 7-3-29 N5
Emma 7-2-29 L12
Emma 7-3-29 N5
J. R. 7-2-29 L12
J. R. 7-3-29 N5
Sophie 7-2-29 L12
Sophie 7-3-29 N5
1175
WALLS
Flora 1-26-29P L2
Hazel M. 11-12-29M LI
Hazel M. 11-13-29M Nl
WALMER
Ellen O. 11-22-29DV Lll
Isaac S. 11-22-29DV Lll
WALMY
James 10-19-29P L4
WALROD
Murril Jacques 1-17-29 N3
WALSH
A. T. 11-10-29 N6C
WALTER
Matt 5-13-29 L14
WALTERHOUSE
Marcella 10-27-29M NIB
Marcella 10-28-29M L14
Scott S. 10-28-29 L14
WALTERS
---, Mrs. 3-23-29 L6
Helen Hodges 1-5-29 N4
Helen Hodges 1-6-29 L7A
Roy 2-11-29D L3
Roy 2-12-29D L9
WALTON
Catherine 4-20-29 L3
E. L. 3-1-29 L19
Eugene 2-22-29D LI
Eugene 2-23-29D LIO
Eugene 2-24-29D L5B
Floyd 2-22-29 LI
Floyd 2-23-29 LIO
I. V. 3-1-29 L19
J. E. 1-24-29 N2
Joseph Elmer 4-20-29P L3
Ora 1-24-29 N2
Pauline 2-22-29 LI
Pauline 2-23-29 LIO
Ruth 7-12-29M L6
Walter A. 7-20-29 L4
WAMPLER
Gus, Mrs. 1-3-29 LB
Gus, Mrs. 1-4-29 N3
Maud Alsip 1-3-29 N12
Naomi King 1-3-2 9 LB
Naomi King 1-4-29 N3
WANN
Beatrice Owen 12-30-29 LIO
Joe Ben 12-30-29M LIO
WARD
Ben, Mrs. 5-13-29D LIO
Bonnie 12-16-29 L6
Bonnie 12-16-29 N2
Chloe 5-13-29 LIO
Clarence 12-16-29 L6
Clarence 12-16-29 N2
Clarence A. 2-17-29M LlC
Claude 5-13-29 LIO
Clinton W. 3-10-29 L6B
Clinton W., Mrs. 3-4-29D L16
Clinton W., Mrs. 3-5-29D L12
Delia 5-13-29 LIO
Ed 4-13-29 L
Guy, Mrs. 10-2-29 L4
Helen Louise 3-4-29 L16
Hyacinth Early 3-4-29D L16
Hyacinth Wilkinson 3-4-29D L16
Irene 9-25-29 L7
Isabel 9-25-29P L7
Isabell 7-20-29P L4
Isabelle 1-5-29D N12
James Clinton 3-4-29 L16
Jasper N. 8-16-29 LI
John S. 5-16-29DV LI
June 5-13-29 LIO
Lily Tatum 8-5-29 L12
Lily Tatum B-5-29 N3
Lois Henson 2-17-29 LlC
Marion Lee 9-10-29B L2
Marvin 9-10-29C L2
Maude 5-13-29 LIO
Mildred 5-16-29DV LI
Nannie E. 5-13-29D LIO
Nannie E. Wommack 5-13-29D LIO
Nelson 4-13-29 L
R. 0. 11-5-29 LI
R. O. 11-6-29 L2
R. O. 11-6-29 N6
Ralph, Mrs. 6-18-29 LIO
Raymond 11-5-29D LI
Raymond 11-6-2 9D L2
Raymond 11-6-29D N6
Ruth Hyacinth 3-4-29 L16
WARDELL
Lucy E. 7-20-29 L4
WARDEN
H. P. , Mrs. 8-25-29 N7A
WARE
C. E. 5-16-29DV LI
1176
WARE (cont.)
Dora F., Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Emma 5-16-29DV LI
Zella 9-28-29M Nl
WARFUL
T. B. 9-14-29 N12
WARNER
Eugenia 9-4-29B L3
L. E. 9-4-29C L3
Sam, Mrs. 10-7-29 LIO
Sam, Mrs. 10-7-29 N2
Sam, Mrs. 10-8-29 L16
WARNSTEDT
Harriette Heckert 6-30-29 N7B
Wilfred 6-30-29M N7B
WARREN
Adria 5-4-29 LB
Blanche Martin 9-13-29DV LI
Dovie 8-25-29 N7A
Harry 5-4-29 L8
J. L. , Mrs. 5-4-29D LB
John 8-20-29 LIB
John 8-25-29 N7A
Leon 8-25-29 N7A
Lewis 5-4-29 LB
Louise Agnes B-20-29 LIB
Louise Agnes 8-25-29M N7A
Olive 5-4-29 LB
William Alonzo 9-13-29DV LI
WARRER
James 7-22-29 LIO
WASHAM
Alma Casteel 2-10-29 L3C
Charlie 8-8-29M Nl
Raymond 2-10-2 9M L3C
Virgie Teague 8-8-29 Nl
Willis 6-14-29 L28
WASHBURN
W. H. , Mrs. 10-10-29 L12
WASSAK
Raymond 2-10-29 L3C
WAS SON
Charles 12-28-29M LIO
Claribel Stine 1-14-29 LIO
Claribel Stine 1-15-29 Nl
James O. 12-28-29 LIO
Kermit 1-14-29M LIO
Kermit 1-15-29M Nl
L. T. 11-10-29 N6C
Maxine Player 12-2B-29 LIO
WATER STREET
article about 8-24-29 L6
WATER WORKS
in Spfd 7-17-29 L14
WATKINS
John 1-13-29A L3B
Mary E. Bly 1-13-29 L3B
T. W. 11-12-29 L6
Tom 1-26-29 L2
Tom 11-12-29 L6
Tom 7-20-29 L4
WATSON
B. G. 6-29-29C LB
B. W. 7-20-29 L4
Charles L. 12-28-29 LIO
Clarice Ruth 12-28-29M LIO
Clermont C. 5-9-29E L6
Clermont C. 7-29-29M L8
Crystal Cochran 7-17-29DV N7
Crystal Cochrane 7-24-29DV N5
Doris L. 7-20-29P L4
F. H. , Mrs. 9-17-29 N3
Henry 9-16-29D N12
Henry 9-17-29D N3
Ina Kile 6-27-29 L4
J. E. , Mrs. 1-27-29 L5C
Jeff F. 2-22-29D LB
Kathryn Kelso 7-29-29 LB
L. T. 6-24-29 L12
Lee 7-17-29DV N7
Lee 7-24-29DV N5
Margaret A. 11-3-29 N2B
Murray C. 6-27-2 9ML4
Nerva 5-10-29M LI
Patricia Lee 6-29-29B L8
S. 5-9-29 L6
WATT
Helen Mary Edgerton 7-13-29 LI
Raymond Henry 7-13-29M LI
WATTS
A. M. 7-17-29 L12
A. M. 7-17-29 N12
Amanda 9-18-29 L5
Amanda 9-18-29 N2
Anna M. 9-18-29 L5
Anna M. 9-18-29 N2
Dan T. 9-18-29 L5
Dan T. 9-18-29 N2
Douglas 9-18-29 L5
Douglas 9-18-29 N2
1177
WATTS (cont.)
Goldie 9-15-29M NIC
J. H. , Mrs. 9-18-29D L5
J. J. , Mrs. 9-18-29D N2
J. W., Mrs. 9-19-29D L18
J. W. , Mrs. 9-19-29D N2
Margaret J. 9-18-29D L5
Margaret J. 9-18-29D N2
Margaret J. 9-19-29D L18
Margaret J. 9-19-29D N2
WEAR
A. H. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Harriett 2-16-29D L6
Sam C. 8-25-29 NIC
WEATHERS POON
Blanchard 2-27-29M LI
Nita Erwin 2-27-29 LI
WEAVER
Bessie 4-2-29 L14
Ed 5-13-29 L14
Elda 1-11-29 L18
Elda 1-12-29 N8
Evelyn Mae 1-11-29D L18
Evelyn Mae 1-12-29D N8
F. H. 11-10-29 N6C
Howard, Mrs. 3-28-29 L3
Inez 4-2-29 L14
John 4-2-29 L14
Joseph 6-14-29 L15
Lizzie, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Louise 5-21-29M L2
Lucille 10-19-29 L4
Lydia J. 4-2-29 L14
Mary Elizabeth 11-24-29M Nl
Mary Elizabeth 11-26-29M Nl
Minnie 4-2-29 L14
Rhoda Fulbright 6-13-29 LI
Rhoda Fulbright 6-19-29 L3
Stella 1-20-29M LIB
Stella 1-22-29M L3
Stella 1-22-29M Nl
Virgil 1-13-29D L
William Marion 6-13-29 LI
William Marion 6-19-29 L3
WEBB
Bert 6-5-29 L6
Charles W. 4-29-29 L3
Charles W. 6-5-29 L6
Charles, Mrs. 10-20-29 NIC
Charlotte Maxey 9-10-29 Nl
WEBB (cont.)
Charlotte Maxey 9-11-29 L16
Charlotte Maxey 9-11-29 N4
Charlotte Maxey 9-9-29 L14
Claude, Mrs. 8-3-29 L12
Claude, Mrs. 8-4-29 N3A
Dan, Mrs. 9-23-29 LIO
Dan, Mrs. 9-23-29 NIO
Dan, Mrs. 9-24-29 N2
Dan, Mrs. 9-25-29 N9
Dan, Mrs. 9-28-29 N14
Dave, Mrs. 9-28-29 L8
Elizabeth 9-12-29 L2
Ellis 9-11-29M L16
Ellis 9-11-29M N4
Ellis 9-9-29M L14
Ellis H. 8-25-29E N3D
Ellis H. 9-10-29M Nl
Everett, Mrs. 10-4-29 N8
Harvey 9-11-29 L16
Harvey 9-11-29 N4
Harvey 9-9-29 L14
Harvey H. 8-25-29 N3D.
Helen 4-29-29E L3
Helen 6-5-29M L6
J. E. 8-16-29 LIB
J. H. 1-15-29 N7
Jack 6-28-29 LI
Jack 7-2-29 N
James A. 8-24-29M LI
Lillian 6-11-29 LI
Linidos Doris 8-16-29D L18
Mark E. 10-19-29 L4
Mary C. Drumright 8-24-29 LI
W. K. 4-6-29 L9
WEBBER
Clara Hilliard 8-7-29 N14
John 1-6-29 L8A
Mattie A. 1-6-29 L8A
Max, Mrs. 11-26-29 L7
Max. Mrs. 11-27-29 N2
WEBER
A. J. , Mrs. 6-30-29 N3A
A. J. , Mrs. 7-1-29 N2
WEBERT
A. J. , Mrs. 7-1-29 L14
WEBSTER
Frank A. 8-4-29 N12B
Fred 12-13-29 L2
Fred 12-13-29 N5
1178
WEBSTER (cont.)
Griet Mae 7-30-29D L3
Iris 12-13-29D L2
Iris 12-13-29D N5
Oriet May 7-31-29D L14
Ray 7-31-29 L14
Raymond A. 7-30-29 L3
Raymond A. 8-4-29 N12B
WEBSTER COUNTY
former residents 7-26-29 N2
WEDDALL
Joe, Mrs. 5-1-29 L12
WEDDELL
Florence 4-21-29 L2D
Goldie Cross 4-21-29 LlC
Goldie Cross 4-21-29 L2D
Joe 4-21-29M LlC
Joe 4-21-29M L2D
WEDDLE
Ada Vesta 12-36-29M L4
Ada Vesta 12-31-29M Nl
W. W. , Mrs. 7-14-29D N2C
WEDGE
Wilma 2-23-29M LI
WEED
Frank A. 7-8-29M LI
Frank A. 7-9-29M LI
Lucille Jones 7-8-29 LI
Lucille Jones 7-9-29 LI
WEEKS
Elza 1-27-29D L5C
John 6-14-29M LI
John 6-14-29M L8
Mary Hurst 6-14-29 L8
Mary Hust 6-14-29 LI
Maud 1-27-29 L5C
Robert B. 1-27-29 L5C
WEGMAN
Eula Agnes 5-9-29DV L14
Rudolph George 5-9-29DV L14
WEIL
Allan J. 10-30-29D L8
Allan J. 10-31-29D L2
Allan J. 10-31-29D N8
Edward 10-30-29 L8
Edward 10-31-29 L2
Edward 10-31-29 N8
WEILEIN
David Paul 8-17-29B L8
Lucile Klann 8-17-29 L8
WEILEIN (cont.)
T. A. 8-17-29C L8
WEINER
, Mrs. 9-25-29 N9
WEINGARTNER
Albert P. 3-1-29D L13
Albert P. 3-2-29D LIO
WEIR
J. M. , Mrs. 1-27-29 L6C
James M. 1-18-29D L18
James M. 1-19-2 9DN6
James M. 1-20-29D L2A
WEISBRAD
Margaretta 1-3-29M Nl
WEISEGER
Bess 7-27-29 LB
WEITNAUER
G. W. 2-20-29 Lll
J. W. 2-20-29D Lll
John H. 2-16-29D L6
WELCH
Arnold 1-26-29 L7
Arnold 1-26-29 N12
Arnold 3-6-29 L12
Arnold 3-7-29 L12
Byron C. 2-23-29M LI
Byron C. 2-25-29M L3
C. O. 9-4-29 N4
Clara Underwood 12-13-29 L2
Clara Underwood 12-13-29 N2
David Clarence 4-20-29P L3
Ernestine 1-18-29D L18
Ernestine 1-19-29D N6
Ernestine 1-20-29D L2A
Ernestine Smith 1-18-29D L18
F. A. , Mrs. 11-20-29 L3
F. A. , Mrs. 11-21-29 N3
F. S., Mrs. 12-22-29 N12B
Gladys 3-6-29 L12
Gladys 3-7-29 L12
Goldie 3-6-29 L12
Goldie 3-7-29 L12
Henrietta Grundberg 2-23-29 LI
Henrietta Grundburg 2-25-29 L3
Howard K. 9-4-29M N4
Jack 3-6-29D L12
Jack 3-7-29D L12
Julia 8-2-29M L6
June Lederer 9-4-29 N4
Minnie M. 4-20-29 L3
1179
WELCH (cont.)
Raymond 2-25-29 L3
Raymond 4-20-29 L3
Raymond D. 10-19-29 L4
Tom 4-25-2 9D Ll
WELL
C. H. 4-20-29 L3
C. H. 7 -20 -.29 L4
Minnie 4-20-29P L3
Minnie 7-20-29P L4
WELLMAN
Exie 12-31-29 L4
Exie 12-31-29 Nl
Jack 12-31-29 L4
Jack 12-31-29 Nl
Robert 12-31-29 L4
Robert 12-31-29 Nl
W. W. 12-31-29D L4
W. W. 12-31-29D Nl
WELLS
Baxter 2-9-29 L6
Bertie 2-9-29 L6
Blanche 10-27-29 Nl
Bob 2-9-29 L6
Dora 2-9-29 L6
E. J. , Mrs. 12-21-29D L8
E. J., Mrs. 12-21-29D N7
Ida B. 5-30-29D LIO
J. R. 2-9-29 L6
Jack 10-27-290 Nl
Jack 10-28-29D L16
Jack 10-28-29D N2
Jack 10-29-29D N14
Josie 2-9-29 L6
Kenneth E. 10-27-29 Nl
Kenneth E. 10-28-29 L16
Kenneth E. 10-28-29 N2
Kenneth E. 10-29-29 N14
Maggie 10-9-29 L2
Mary Etta 12-21-29D L8
Mary Etta 12-21-29D N7
Mary Etta 12-22-29D NIOA
Mary Etta Frame 12-21-29D N7
Myrtle 2-9-29 L6
Nola 2-9-29 L6
Nona 2-9-29 L6
Opal 2-9-29 L6
Philip 10-28-29D L16
Phillip 10-27-29D Nl
Phillip 10-28-29D N2
WELLS (cont.)
Phillip 10-29-29D N14
Rebecca 1-3-29 LIO
V. 2-9-29 L6
William 2-10-29D L8A
William 2-9-29D L6
in Spfd 7-17-29 L14
WELSH
Catherine 8-5-29 L4
Eleanor 8-5-29M L4
Eleanor 8-6-29M N4
Elenor 8-5-29M Nl
Thomas 8-6-29 N4
Thomas N. 8-5-29 L4
WELTERS
Helen Rosemary 11-15-29B L2
R. J. 11-15-29C L2
WELTON
Edna 8-11-29M N2B
WELTY
John, Mrs. 8-12-29 N2
WERNER
Anna 5-15-29 L7
Erma 5-14-29M Ll
Erma 5-15-29M L7
Florence Courtney 9-18-29 Nl
George 5-14-29 Ll
George 5-15-29 L7
Harve 9-18-29M Nl
WERT
B. L. , Mrs. 3-14-29 L12
WERTH
Frederick, Mrs. 4-29-29 LIO
WERTIME
Clara Gertrude 3-1-29 L13
Joseph 3-1-29 L13
Mary Catherine 3-1-29 L13
Rudolph 3-1-29D L13
Selam Theodore 3-1-29 L13
WEST
, Mrs. 1-6-29 L6C
Alma 2-17-29 L8C
Annie Stephens 6-13-29 Ll
Annis J. 9-10-29 L2
B. Frank 6-13-29 Ll
B. Frank 6-17-29 L5
B. Frank 6-18-29 L5
Bernice 5-28-29 Ll
Burt 2-5-29 LIO
Charlotte 7-28-29 N3C
1180
WEST (cont.)
Clara Fine 7-30-29 N12
E. P. 2-5-29 LIO
Earl 2-5-29 LIO
Edith 6-18-29 L5
Edward 5-23-29D L2
Edward M. ,, Mrs. 11-28-29 LIO
Edward' W. 12-10-29 Nl
Fay 5-28-29 LI
Finley 11-27-29C L14
Finley 2-5-29 LIO
George G. 12-25-29 16
George L. 5-28-29D LI
Harold 7-14-29E N2D
Harry 2-17-29 L8C
Henry 2-17-29 L8C
Herman 9-14-29DV Nl
J. H. 10-19-29P L4
J. H. 4-20-29P 'LB
J. R. 2-17-29 L8C'
Julius 2-5-29 LIO
Kenneth 2-17-29 L8C
Lee 2-5-29 LIO
Lizzie 10-19-29 L4
Lizzie 2-22-29 L16
Lola Victoria 2-5-29 LIO
Lon 2-5-29 LIO
Lon 8-15-29 LIO
Louis, Mrs. 3-23-29 LI
Lucile 6-18-29 L5
Margaret 9-14-29DV Nl
Maxine 2-17-29D L8C
Merril 9-18-29M LI
Merrill 9-19-29M N14
Nadine 5-28-29 LI
Pansy 6-18-29 L5
Vergie Moran 9-18-29 LI
Vergie Moran 9-19-29 N14
W. E. 10-19-29P L4
W. E. 2-17-29D L8C
W. E. 2-22-29P L16
W. N. 7-28-29 N3C
infant 8-15-29D LIO
WESTBAY
H. H. 4-17-29 L5
Harry Herron 4-17-29M L5
Helen M. Andrus 4-17-29 L5
WESTERFELT
F. 0. , Mrs. 1-16-29D Nl
Frank O. 1-16-29 Nl
WESTERSON
Stella Montgomery 2-16-29 L6
WESTHOFF
Helen 7-12-29 Nl
WESTLAKE
Darius F. 12-29-29D NllB
WESTLAND
Harriet Prescott 12-25-29 N9
Harriett E. Prescott 12-26-29 LI
Victor A. 11-17-29 N3D
Victor A. 12-26-29 Lll
Vincil 11-17-29E N3D
Vincil 12-26-29M LIO
Vincil N. 12-25-29M N9
WESTMORELAND
Alice, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
William 4-20-29P L3
WEST PLAIN, MO.
Gazette 3-8-29 LIO
WETZEL
Ralph, Mrs. 4-15-29 LIO
WHALEN
Sarah 9-11-29 LI
WHALIN
Sarah 9-10-29 Nl
Sarah 9-11-29 Nl
WHAN
George S., Mrs. 7-14-29 N2A
WHAPLES
Roy, Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
WHARTON
Edith F. 10-19-29 L4
George W. 10-19-29P L4
WHEAT
Clarence D. 11-29-29M L26
Clarence G. 11-30-29M Nl
Jewel Ackerman 11-29-29 L26
Jewell Ackerman 11-30-29 Nl
WHEELER
Archie 4-15-29D LIO
Carl, Mrs. 12-26-29 LB
Cordie 11-28-29D L8
Cordie I. 11-29-29D L24
Cordie I. 11-29-29D N3
Cordie I. 11-30-29D N2
Edward 10-19-29 LIO
John 2-15-29M LI
Karl, Mrs. 10-13-29 NIB
Karl, Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
Karl, Mrs. 10-14-29 N12
1181
WHEELER (cont.)
Martha L. Kitching 2-15-29 LI
Otto 4-15-29 LIO
WHIPPLE
John H., Mrs. 9-19-29D L18
John H., Mrs. 9-19-29D Nl
John H., Mrs. 9-20-29D N8
Marguerite' F. 7-20-29P L4
Marie J. 2-10-29M L3D
Marie J. 7-20-29 L4
WHITAKER
George 8-11-29D NIB
Ruth 6-8-29M LI
WHITE
Aaron 9-11-29 L12
Ada Hilbert 7-8-29 L4
Ambrose R. 4-12-29D L28
Ambrose R. 4-13-29D L6
Anderson 1-20-29 L12A
Beatrice 1-12-29D L6
Beatrice 1-12-29D N8
Beatrice 1-13-29D LlOA
Beatrice 1-14-29D N2
Beatrice 1-19-29 N14
Beatrice Glore 1-12-29D L6
Beatrice Glore 1-12-29D N8
Beatrice Glore 1-13-29D LlOA
Bessie Alsip 1-3-29 L8
Bessie Alsip 1-3-29 N12
C. L. , Mrs. 12-14-29 L8
Calla 1-21-29 L2
Carl Thomas 6-22-29 L8
Charles, Mrs. 8-18-29 N2B
Clarence R. 3-15-29C L20
Cleve L. 6-24-29 LIO
Clifford 8-8-29M L6
Clifford 8-8-29M N4
Clifford Earl 8-7-29M Nl
Ellen Bernice 10-25-29D L14
Ellen Bernice 10-26-29D N2
Elsie Pauline 6-24-29D LIO
Estelle E. 1-26-29P L2
Eula Aldridge 8-8-29 L6
Eula Aldridge 8-8-29 N4
Eula V. Aldridge 8-7-29 Nl
Frank 6-18-29 L3
Frank J. 3-28-29 LIS
George H. 2-5-29D L13
George H. 2-6-29D LIO
George M., Mrs. 7-1-29 L6
WHITE (cont.)
George M., Mrs. 7-2-29 N4
H. P. , Mrs. 3-1-29 L13
J. A. 5-13-29 L14
J. M. 2-22-29 L2
James M. 3-3-29 L12B
John 1-20-29 L12A
Kate Alsip 1-3-29 N12
Kenneth 2-22-29 L2
L. L. , Mrs. 12-5-29 L14
Lavina 7-7-29 N2B
Leonard 6-22-29 L8
Marguerite 4-12-29 L28
Martha Lee 6-22-29D L8
Mary 1-12-29 L6
Mary 1-12-29 N8
Mary 1-19-29 N14
Mary Ellen 6-22-29 L8
Norbin 1-19-29 N14
Norbit 1-12-29 L6
Norbit 1-12-29 N8
0. R. 11-4-29C L2
Orland B. 2-6-29 LIO '
P. A. , Mrs. 8-16-29 L18
Ralph 2-22-29D L2
Ralph 4-11-29D LI
Robert 4-12-29 L28
Robert 4-13-29 L6
Rose Mary 3-15-29B L20
Ruth 2-22-29 L2
S. S. , Mrs. 12-4-29 L5
Sanford 2-22-29 L2
T. G. , Mrs. 4-22-29 L12
T. J. 6-18-29 L3
Thelma L. 12-24-29M L16
Thelma L. 12-24-29M N12
Thelma L. 12-25-29M N9
Thomas J. 5-13-29 L14
Turner 5-13-29 L14
Turner 6-18-29 L3
W. A. 4-12-29 L28
W. A. 4-13-29 L6
Warren L., Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
William 1-12-29 L6
William 1-12-29 N8
William 10-25-29 L14
William 10-26-29 N2
William 7-8-29M L4
William Daniel 1-19-29D N14
William, Mrs. 1-12-29D L6
.1182
WHITE (cont.)
William, Mrs. 1-12-29D N8
WHITE CITY PARK
article about 10-16-29 LIO
WHITED
Alice 9-8-29M Nl
WHITEHEAD
A. J.; Mrs'. 8-14-29D L14
A. J. , Mrs. 8-15-29D N2
Allen W. 1-18-29DV L
Allen W. 1-19-29DV N14
Chester 8-14-29D L14
Chester 8-15-29D N2
Ed 8-14-29 L14
Ed 8-15-29 N2
Eva Richardson 11-24-29 N13A
Guy 8-14-29 L14
Guy 8-15-29 N2
Irene J. 1-19-29DV N14
Irene Jaquith 1-18-29DV L
Jeff 8-14-29 L14
Jeff 8-15-29 N2
Jennie 8-14-29D L14
Jennie 8-15-29D N2
Jennie Jackson 8-14-29D L14
Jennie Jackson 8-15-29D N2
Lon 8-14-29 L14
Lon 8-15-29 N2
Myrtle 8-15-29 N2
Ollie Tillman 2-26-29 L12
Pearl 8-15-29 N2
Ralph 8-15-29 N2
Ross 8-14-29 L14
Ross 8-15-29 N2
Roy 8-14-29 L14
Roy 8-15-29 N2
Roy B. 8-14-29 L14
Roy B. 8-15-29 N2
W. S. 1-12-29D N8
Willard 5-13-29 L14
WHITELEY
Frank, Mrs. 7-7-29 N2A
WHITESIDE
Zelma Tillman 2-26-29 L12
WHITLACH
E. C. 2-17-29D L3C
WHITLATCH
Charles E. 2-14-29D L2
Charles E. 2-15-29D L14
Guy 2-14-29 L2
WHITLOCK
Betty June 2-27-29 LIO
Dora 2-27-29 LIO
Frances 2-27-29 LIO
Jessie 9-18-29 L5
Jessie 9-19-29 N3
Julia 9-18-29 L5
Julia 9-19-29 L18
Julia 9-19-29 N3
Lydia 2-27-29 LIO
Mabel 9-19-29 L18
Mabel 9-19-29 N3
Ross 5-13-29 L14
Ross 9-19-29 L18
Ross, Jr. 9-19-29 N3
T. Ross 9-18-29D L5
T. Ross 9-19-29D L18
T. Ross 9-19-29D N3
Thomas 5-22-29 L14
Tom 9-18-29 L5
Tom 9-19-29 N3
W. P. 9-18-29 L5
W. P. 9-19-29 N3
Will 5-13-29 L14
William P. 2-27-29D LIO
WHITMER
Florence L. Barnett 3-18-29 LB
WHITTAKER
Albert 7-22-29 LI
Albert C. 7-23-29 L16
Albert C. 7-23-29 N3
George 7-22-29D LI
George W. 7-23-29D L16
George W. 7-23-29D N3
George W. 7-24-29D N16
George W. 7-25-29D N2
Martin 7-23-29 L16
Martin 7-23-29 N3
Mary 7-23-29 L16
Mary 7-23-29 N3
Minna L. 4-20-29 L3
Virginia 7-23-29 L16
Virginia 7-23-29 N3
William P. 7-23-29 L16
William Patrick 7-23-29 N3
WHITTENBERG
Cressy J. Fowler 12-24-29 L16
Cressy J. Fowler 12-24-29 N12
Cressy J. Fowler 12-29-29 N3A
H. L. 12-29-29M N3A
1183
WHITTENBERG (cont . )
Harry L. 12-24-29M L16
Harry L. 12-24-29M N12
Vinegar Rone 12-29-29M N3A
WHITTENBURG
James, Mrs. 12-5-29 L14
WHITTINGTON
W. H. , Mrs.. 5-27-29 LIO
WHO ' S WHO
in Spfd 4-10-29 L6
WIBBER
Max, Mrs. 11-26-29 N2
WICKER
Eugene 1-12-29C L6
Patricia Louise 1-12-29B L6
WICKERSHAM
John, Mrs. 6-30-29 NBA
John, Mrs. 7-1-29 L14
John, Mrs. 7-1-29 N2
WICKISER
Gladys 7-20-29P L4
Herbert E. 7-20-29P L4
Melvin M. 7-20-29 L4
Wilbur Francis 7-20-29P L4
WICKS
Frank 12-22-29 NllB
Ray, Mrs. 12-22-29D NllB
WIDENAUER
John H. 2-15-29D L14
W I OMAN
Elizabeth 3-2-29 LIO
George 3-1-29D L13
George W. 3-10-29D L3B
George W. 3-2-29D LIO
John 3-2-29 LIO
Love 3-2-29 LIO
WIDMEYER
G. C. , Mrs. 3-13-29 LIO
WIENER
, Mrs. 9-25-29 L14
I. 1-26-29 L2
WIGHT
Gladys H. 10-3-29M LI
Gladys H. 10-3-29M N6
WILBURN
Dorothy 3-28-29 L12
WILCOX
J. T. 8-3-29 L4
N. S. 1-20-29D L3B
WILDER
Colvina 8-7-29 N14
WILD MAN
of Ozark county 6-13-29 LI
WILES
Effie 5-21-29 L14
WILHITE
Efton 10-30-29M LI
Efton 10-31-29M Nl
Ruby Edwards 10-30-29 LI
Ruby Edwards 10-31-29 Nl
WILHOIT
A. H. 5-13-29 L14
A. H. , Mrs. 12-5-29 L16
Delia 10-9-29 L2
E. M. 10-1-29D LI
E. M. 10-2-29D Nl
E. M. 10-9-29P L2
E. M. 11-13-29P L18
Edna 10-1-29 Nl
Edna 10-9-29 L2
Edna 11-13-29 L18
Edna 9-30-29 LI
Edward M. 10-1-29D Nl
Edward M. 9-30-29D LI
Edwina 10-9-29 L2
R. R. 5-13-29 L14
Roy 5-13-29 L14
S. Ed 5-13-29 L14
WILKERSON
Alta Israel 5-15-29 LI
Arch 7-6-29 L8
Arch 7-7-29 N2A
Bert, Mrs. 11-24-29 N13A
C. E. 3-17-29 L6C
Charles E. 5-17-29DV LI
Ella 1-28-29DV L3
Elian E. 5-17-29DV LI
Eloise 7-6-29 L8
Eloise 7-7-29 N2A
Georgia 1-18-29DV L
Georgia 1-19-29DV N14
Lettie 3-17-29M L3D
M. A. , Mrs. 7-13-29D LB
M. A., Mrs. 7-14-29D N8C
Maggie Gault 4-11-29D L3
Mollie 7-6-29D L8
Mollie 7-7-29D N2A
Mollie Foster 7-6-29D LB
Mollie Foster 7-7-29D N2A
1184
WILKERSON (cont.)
Roy 1-28-29DV L3
Sam 5-15-29M LI
Thomas 1-18-29DV L
Thomas 1-19-29DV N14
Virginia Se 1-21-29B L3
W. J. , Mrs. 4-11-29D L3
William B.'1-21-29C L3
WILKINSON
Delia 3-4-29 L16
Erven 3-10-29 L6B
Ervin E. 3-4-29 L16
Hyacinth Early 3-4-29 L16
J. M. 3-10-29 L6B
J. M. 3-4-29 L16
J. S. 3-10-29 L6B
James A. 1-27-2 9M L3D
Wessie Bass 1-27-29 L3D
WILKS
Heber B. 6-11-29M L6
Lelisa 4-29-29 LIO
M. A. 6-11-29 L6
Ruth Dickey 6-11-29 L6
WILL
Almeria Miller 3-23-29 LI
William David 3-23-29M LI
WILLARD
Bert 5-20-29 LIO
Charles F. 6-14-29 L15
Elzoria 5-20-29 LIO
Fred D. 5-20-29 LIO
Timothy 5-20-29D LIO
WILLBY
W. H. J. 11-10-29 N6C
WILLETT
Ellen Rebecca 6-18-29M L3
WILLEY
F. M. , Mrs. 4-16-29 L14
P. M. , Mrs. 4-18-29 L14
Roscoe C. 6-8-29M LI
Ruth Whitaker 6-8-29 LI
WILLIAMS
Albert 9-23-29 LIO
Alice 1-17-29 N5
Alice 6-20-29 L12
Allen 10-12-29 L4
Allen 10-12-29 N2
Alton 9-23-29 LIO
Amos 6-3-29 LIO
Bertha Stafford 8-19-29 L3
WILLIAMS (cont.)
Bertha Stafford 8-20-29 L14
Bertha Stafford 8-20-29 N6
Bertha Stafford 8-21-29 N8
C. F. , Mrs. 1-21-29 LI
Charles 5-17-29 L7
D. W. , Mrs. 3-17-29 L3C
Delpha 9-20-29 L24
Delpha 9-20-29 N8
Docia Fowler 11-8-29 L8
Docia Fowler 11-8-29 N16
Ed V. 5-13-29 L14
Elgin 10-19-29 L4
Elza 1-28-29D L8
Emma Mynatt 7-19-29 LI
Emma Myratt 7-20-29 Nl
Ena V. Sims 4-21-29 LlC
Ernest Byron 10-19-29P L4
Etta 10-17-29 Nl
Etta 6-17-29 L5
Etta 6-18-29 LI
Etta 6-18-29 L3
Eva 10-19-29 L4
Eva 12-29-29M N6B
Eva 4-20-29 L3
Eva Turner 12-9-29 L3
Fern 9-20-29 L24
Fern 9-20-29 N8
Flo 9-20-29 L24
Flo 9-20-29 N8
Floyd 5-17-29 L7
Frank 2-8-29 L20
Fred 5-17-29 L7
Fred 9-20-29 L24
Fred 9-20-29 N8
Fred B. 10-19-29 L4
Fred B. 7-24-29 L15
Fred B. 7-24-29 N15
Fred B., Mrs. 8-4-29 N12B
Fred, Mrs. 7-11-29 L12
Fred, Mrs. 7-11-29 N14
Fred, Mrs. 7-12-29 L6
Fred, Mrs. 7-12-29 N14
Fred, Mrs. 7-13-29 N14
George 6-20-29 L12
George W. 6-20-29 L12
George, Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
Gladys 4-15-29M LI
Gusta 9-20-29 L24
Gusta 9-20-29 N8
1185
WILLIAMS (cont.)
Harry P. 5-17-29D L7
Ida 9-20-29 L24
Ida 9-20-29D N8
Ida 9-9-29 L4
Isom G. 9-23-29D LIO
J. A. 1-17-29 N5
J. G. , Mrs . 10-23-29 N4
J. H. 1-26-29 L2
J. H. 7-20-29 L4
J. M. 6-18-29 L3
J. P. C. 7-28-29 N2C
Jake J. 11-30-29 LIO
Jake J. 12-1-29 N6B
Jake J. 12-22-29 N7B
John 4-5-29DV L2
John 5-17-29 L7
John 7-26-29D L25
John 7-27-2 9D L5 ■
John A. 11-10-29 N2A
John A. 11-11-29 N2
John A. 6-3-29D LIO
John W., Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
Josephine 10-19-29P L4
Josephine 4-20-29P L3
Justin 9-23-29 LIO
Leila 6-1-29D L8
Lenora G. Squibb 8-1-29 Nl
Leslie 5-17-29 L7
Leta 4-5-29DV L2
Lily 6-20-29 L12
Louie 7-19-29M LI
Louis 7-20-29M Nl
Mabel 10-19-29 L4
Mae Kirby 9-23-29 LIO
Manta Lee 1-21-29D LI
Martha A. 11-10-29 N2A
Martha A. 11-11-29 N2
Mary 10-12-29 L4
Mary 10-12-29 N2
Mary Daugherty 8-4-29 N12A
Mary S. 7-9-29M LI
Myrtle 9-20-29 L24
Myrtle 9-20-29 N8
Nancy 1-2B-29D L8
Nancy Catherine 1-27-29D L5C
Ray L. 8-1-29M Nl
Reggie 9-20-29 L24
Reggie 9-20-29 N8
Richard 6-20-29 L12
WILLIAMS (cont.)
Roy, Mrs. 4-18-29 L12
Ruth 12-22-29M N7B
Ruth Helene 11-30-29E LIO
Ruth Helene 12-1-29E N6B
Sue Kathryn 9-7-29M LB
T. C. 9-23-29 LIO
Taylor 6-3-29 LIO
Vacie 6-20-29 L12
Vera V. 12-5-29M L2
Vera V. 12-6-29M Nl
Verna 12-1-29M NIB
Verna 12-1-29M N6B
Victor 1-26-29P L2
Viola Daugherty 7-25-29 N14
Viola Daugherty 8-4-29 N12A
Virgil C. 6-3-29 LIO
W. H. 9-23-29 LIO
William 6-20-29 L12
William, Mrs. 9-20-29D L24
William, Mrs. 9-20-29D N8
Zelda 5-17-29 L7
WILLIAMSON
Billy, Mrs. 9-13-29 L24
Clementine 11-25-29 L2
Henry W. 11-25-29D L2
Henry W. 11-26-29D L7
Henry W. 11-26-29D N2
Hester 11-25-29 L2
Leonard 2-9-29D L6
Robert 11-25-29 L2
Virda 11-25-29 L2
W. G. , Mrs. 9-12-29 L2
W. G. , Mrs. 9-12-29 N2
WILLIER
Anna E. Arnold 1-16-29 L12
WILLIS
B. G. 1-10-29P N4
C. J. 11-10-29 N6C
Charles L. 1-26-29 L2
Charles L. 7-20-29 L4
Delores 10-21-29D N5
Mary E. Cloud 8-15-29 N5
W. B. 1-26-29P L2
W. B. 7-20-29P L4
Walter 10-21-29 N5
WILLISON
Joseph D. 11-12-29 L2
Joseph D. 11-12-29 N12
William B. 11-11-29D LIO
1186
WILLISON (cont.)
William B. 11-12-29D L2
William B. 11-12-29D N12
WILLOUGHBY
A. G. 2-23-29D LIO
A. G. 2-24-29D L5B
E. 2-23-29 LIO
Hattie 4-20-29 L3
Mary F. 4-20-29P L3
Oscar 4-20-29P L3
WILLS
Gina Cowan 3-30-29 L6
WILLSON
Joseph D. 11-11-29 LIO
Lenora Squibb 7-31-29 LI
Ray L. 7-31-29M LI
William B. 11-11-29D LIO
WILMES
Fred, Mrs. 1-26-29 L6
Fred, Mrs. 1-27-29 L5C
WILMOT
Veta Mayfield 7-10-29 N7
Veta Mayfield 7-9-29 L14
WILSON
Albert L. 5-18-29 LI
Art 6-5-29D LI
Arthur 6-7-29D LI
Asa B. 5-6-29 L14
Aubrey 8-18-29E N7B
Bailey, Mrs. 12-15-29D NIOA
Bailey, Mrs. 12-16-29D N3
Benton 7-6-29 LIO
Beulah Lee 4-20-29P L3
Birdie 12-29-29M NllB
C. M. 9-8-29 N7B
Carrie 5-31-29DV LI
Catherine 6-29-29 L5
Charity 7-5-29 L2
Charles W. 5-18-29 LI
Clark 5-28-29 L14
Emlee 5-28-29 L14
Ethel 9-8-29M N7B
Eula Hanks 11-18-29D L16
Eula Hanks 11-19-29D L3
Eula Hanks 11-19-29D N14
Eva May 3-20-29 LIO
F. E. , Mrs. 3-4-29 L16
Fav 1-14-29 LIO
Frances Devin 8-10-29 Nl
Frances P. Devin 8-12-29 L12
WILSON (cont.)
Francis M. 5-18-29D LI
Francis M. 5-20-29D LIO
Fred 5-18-29 LI
George 6-30-29D N2B
Gertrude Anderson 12-31-29 LI
Glenne Squibb 8-4-29 N7B
Henderson 6-7-29 LI
Huntington 4-5-29 L22
Ida B. 4-20-29 L3
Ida May 8-31-29D N8
Ida May Wallace 8-30-29D L
Ida May Wallace 8-30-29D N2
J. H. 9-7-29 L9
J. H. 9-7-29 N115
J. P. 5-28-29 L14
Jack 12-4-29B N7
James 3-19-29 L14
James 3-2-2 9 LI
James 3-20-29 LIO
Jewell M. Barrett 12-20-29DV N7
Jim 6-7-29 LI
Jim, Mrs. 3-18-29 L8
Joe 8-28-29 L2
Joe 8-29-29 LIO
Joe 8-29-29 N9
John F. 6-30-29 N2B
John H. 5-6-29 L14
John L. 6-7-29D L2
John, Mrs. 8-30-2 9D L
John, Mrs. 8-30-29D N2
Josephine 5-28-29 L14
Knox 11-10-29M Nl
L. W. 11-10-29 N6C
Lee J. 4-20-29 L3
Lee J. 8-30-29 L
Lee J. 8-30-29 N2
Lee J. 8-31-29 N8
Lena 10-30-29M Nl
Leona 9-20-29M L24
Lucy James 4-5-29 L2 2
Luvernia Higgs 1-26-29 L2
Margaret 5-28-29 L14
Maurine Lewellen 11-10-29 Nl
May 3-19-29 L14
Mollie 12-15-29D NIOA
Mollis 12-16-29D N3
Newt 6-7-29 LI
Paul, Mrs. 11-18-29D L16
Paul, Mrs. 11-19-29 L3
1187
WILSON (cont.)
Paul, Mrs. 11-19-29D N14
Pernell, Miss 5-28-29 L14
Pleasant 1-14-29 LIO
R. R. 7-7-29C N2B
R. S. 6-18-29 L8
R. S. , Mrs. 8-3-29 L8
R. S. , Mrs.. 8-4-29 N2A
Ragan 6-7-29 LI
Ray 8-4-29M N7B
Robert 12-31-29M LI
Ruth M. 1-18-29M Nl
Stella 5-28-29 L14
T. C. 12-4-29C N7
Thomas 8-12-29 L12
Trophena 8-28-29 L2
Trophena 8-29-29 LIO
U. Elmer 6-30-29 N2B
Vantura J. 1-26-29P L2
Vantura J. 7-20-29P L4
W. L. 1-14-29 LIO
W. P. 5-31-29DV LI
Wallace 8-10-29M Nl
Wallace 8-12-29M L12
Wallace 8-8-29E L6
William Floyd 12-20-29DV N7
family reunion 5-6-29 L14
family reunion 6-30-29 N2B
WILTON
J. Nolan 4-9-29 L14
Lenore 4-9-29D L14
WINDSOR
Lawson 10-1-29D N3
WINFREY
Thomas 10-1-29D L16
Thomas 10-1-29D N3
Thomas 9-3 0-29D L2
Thomas 9-30-29D Nl
W. R. , Mrs. 1-24-29 L8
WINGO
I. W. 12-4-29 L5
I. W. 12-4-29 N2
Nancy 12-4-29D L5
Nancy 12-4-29D N2
Nancy 12-5-29D L14
Nancy 12-5-29D N3
W. W. 12-4-29 L5
W. W. 12-4-29 N2
WINKLEBACK
Lois Vivian 11-9-29M Nl
WINKLEBACK (cont.)
Sam, Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
WINKLEBLACK
George 11-11-29 L12
George A. 10-13-29 N6B
Lois Vivian 10-13-29E N6B
Lois Vivian 11-10-29M Nl
Lois Vivian 11-11-29M L12
Sam, Mrs. 10-14-29 N5
WINN
Victor J., Mrs. 12-23-29 LI
Victor J., Mrs. 12-29-29 NIB
WINTERS
F. B. , Mrs. 7-17-29 L3
F. B. , Mrs. 7-18-29 N2
F. R. , Mrs. 7-17-29 Nl
George 9-1-29 N2A
George 9-2-29 N8
WINTON
Mary E. 10-19-29P L4
Mary E. 4-20-29P L3
Otis A. 2-7-29D LIO
WIRE ROAD
description 6-14-29 L15
WISBET
Carol M. Thompson 6-28-29 Nl
Carol M. Thomson 6-27-29 LI
Robert W. 6-27-29M LI
Robert W. 6-28-29M Nl
WISBY
Joe 3-31-29D L4B
WISDOM
John 4-21-29D LBC
WISE
Audrey 12-22-29M NIA
Gladys 10-10-29 L4
Gladys 10-11-29 N8
Jennie Saye 12-24-29 L2
Jennie Saye 12-25-2 9 N5
Oscar, Mrs. 2-25-29 L6
WISENER
Loulettie 7-20-29 L4
Winfield B. 7-20-29P L4
WISNER
, Mrs. 9-24-29 L4
WITASCHECK
J. H. , Mrs. 2-4-29 LIO
WITHERS
John T. 8-3-29 L8
John T. 8-4-29 N2A
1188
WITHERSPOON
Blanchard 2-27-29M LI
Blanchard 3-4-29 L13
Florence 10-10-29 N2
Florence 10-9-29 L14
Florence Marks 10-9-29 L14
Florence Marks 10-9-29 N2
Frances Whitlock 2-27-29 LIO
Helen 10-9-29 L14
Helen 10-9-29 N2
Lee 10-9-29 L14
Lee 10-9-29 N2
Mildred 10-9-29 L14
Mildred 10-9-29 N2
Nita Erwin 2-27-29 LI
Sarah Marks 10-9-29 L14
Sarah Marks 10-9-29 N2
W. J. , Mrs. 6-30-29 N3A
WITT
Hattie 10-15-29 L7
Hattie 10-15-29 N12
WITTE
Fred W., Mrs. 1-3-29 L8
Fred W. , Mrs. 1-4-29 N3
Maude Ward 5-13-29 LIO
WITTY
Bertha Johnson 12-5-29 L2
Bertha Johnson 12-6-29 Nl
Jack 12-5-29M L2
Jack 12-6-29M Nl
WOKER
A. F. 8-17-29 L3
A. F. 8-19-29 Nl
WOLF
Flossie 8-15-29M LIO
Irene 3-3-29 L12B
May Snowden 2-12-29 L12
S. R. 4-20-29 L3
WOLFE
Bernice 10-10-29M L12
Catherine 4-25-29D Ll
L. A. , Mrs. 5-6-29 LIO
W. G. 4-25-29 Ll
Wanda 9-23- 2 9M Ll
Wanda 9-24-29M Nl
WOLLIVAR
Etta 9-6-29M Nl
WOLTER
Anne 2-16-29 LIO
H. A. Fred 7-20-29P L4
WOLTER (cont.)
William E. 2-16-29 LIO
William Edward 7-20-29 L4
WOMMACK
A. L. 10-7-29 LIO
A. L. 10-7-29 N2
Fay S. 10-7-29 LIO
Fay S. 10-7-29 N2
Geneva A. 7-28-29M NIC
Irma 10-7-29 LIO
Irma 10-7-29 N2
Jennie King 3-31-29 LIB
Lee R. 10-7-29D LIO
Lee R. 10-7-29D N2
Lester 3-31-29M LIB
Louis 10-7-29 LIO
Louis 10-7-29 N2
Louis Edwin 11-8-29B L8
Margaret 5-13-29 LIO
Morton 5-13-29 LIO
Nannie E. 5-13-29 LIO
0. J. 10-8-29 N7
0. J., Mrs. 10-22-29 L16
0. J. , Mrs. 10-22-29 N12
0. J. , Mrs. 10-23-29 L14
O. J. , Mrs. 10-23-29 N13
0. J. , Mrs . 10-8-29 L16
0. J. , Mrs. 10-9-29 N2
0. L. 11-8-29C L8
Zella Fosse 10-8-29D N7
WOOD
Albert 6-30-29 N3A
Albert 7-1-29 L14
Albert 7-1-29 N2
Audrey 8-18-29M NIB
Bette Burdett 5-17-29 L20
Clarence 6-30-29 N3A
Clarence 7-1-29 L14
Clarence 7-1-29 N2
Clemme Cochran 1-4-29 Nl
Elick J. 6-30-29D N3A
Elizabeth 4-20-29P L3
Emmett J. 1-18-29DV L
Eslick J. 7-1-29D L14
Eslick J. 7-1-29D N2
Eva 10-28-29 L12
Eva 10-29-29 N14
Eva 6-30-29 N3A
Frank 10-28-29 L12
Frank 10-29-29 N14
1189
WOOD (cont.)
Frank B. 10-29-29D N14
Frank S. 10-28-29D L12
Frank S. 10-29-29D L12
George A. 4-20-29 L3
H. A. 5-18-29 L3
Helen Clarke 12-1-29 N6B
Helen P. Sellers 10-20-29 NIA
James 6-30-29 N3A
James M. 12-1-29M N6B
Jasper, Mrs. 3-14-29 L12
John 1-4-29M Nl
John 5-13-29 L14
John, Mrs. 5-2-29 L12
Kathleen E. 1-18-29DV L
Lula M. 7-15-29M LI
Lulu M. 7-15-39M LI
Lulu M. 7-16-29M Nl
Lulu M. 7-16-29M N2
Madge Mildred 10-5-29M LIO
Mary 10-28-29 L12
Mary 10-29-29 N14
Mildred 9-16-29E L16
Oran Haskell 10-20-29M NIA
Oren 10-28-29 L12
Oren 10-29-29 N14
Ralph 10-28-29 L12
Ralph 10-29-29 N14
S. B. , Mrs. 4-6-29 L6
W. F. , Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
W. J. 5-13-29 L14
W. J. , Mrs. 11-1-29 L24
William F. 10-5-29 LIO
William F. 9-16-29 L16
WOODALL
Ray 7-13-29C L8
WOODARD
Bergen, Mrs. 1-30-29 LI
Noah 10-27-29 N12A
Noah 12-2-29 L4
WOODFILL
Barbara C. 5-13-29 L3
C. R. , Mrs. 4-16-29 L14
J. I. 6-17-29 L5
WOODLE
Frederick E. 10-19-29P L4
Roger Louis 3-28-29B L12
Roy E. 3-28-29C L12
WOODLEY
Bethel L. 11-12-29M LI
WOODROME
Ben 5-27-29 LIO
Ida 5-27-29 LIO
Luther 8-14-29 N2
Luther E. 8-14-29 L14
Luther F. 8-18-29 N12B
Sarah E. 8-14-29D L14
Sarah E. 8-14-29D N2
Sarah E. 8-15-29D N2
Sarah E. 8-18-29D N12B
T. M. 5-27-29D LIO
Virgil E. 8-14-29 L14
Virgil E. 8-14-29 N2
Virgil E. 8-18-29 N12B
WOODRUFF
Claude 9-11-29 N4
L. A. 5-21-29D L7
Luther 5-21-29D L7
Oscar 9-11-29A N4
Oscar, Mrs. 7-7-29 N5B
Walter 9-11-29 N4
WOODS
Abraham 12-31-29 LIO .
Abraham 12-31-29 N6
Anna B. 10-19-29 L4
Anna S. 12-5-29 L14
C. F. 12-4-29 L5
Claude F. 12-31-29 LIO
Claude F. 12-31-29 N6
D. C. 12-4-29 L5
D. C. 12-5-29 L14
E. S. 12-5-29 L14
Elwyn Weldon 12-5-29 L14
H. T. , Mrs. 1-24-29 L8
Isaac 4-21-29 L3A
J. E. 12-31-29 LIO
J. E. 12-31-29 N6
James A. 12-31-29D LIO
James A. 12-31-29D N6
Jane 4-21-29 L3A
Laura Little 7-2-29 L12
Madge 8-18-29E N6B
Myrtle 10-30-29 L3
S. B. 5-13-29 L14
S. B. , Mrs. 4-4-29 LIO
S. B. , Mrs. 4-5-29 LIO
Samuel Blackburn 12-4-29D L5
Samuel Blackburn 12-5-29D L14
Samuel Blackburn 12-5-29D N3
Samuel Blackburn 12-6-29D N2
1190
7-20-29 L4
6-17-29 L5
WOODWARD
E. D.
J. E,
WOODY
Beulah Porter 10-14-29 L12
Beulah Porter 10-14-29 N5
Charles 10-14-29 L12
Charles 10-14-29 N5
Charles R. 7-16-29 N2
J. Clifford 7-16-29 N2
Jean L. 7-16-29 N2
John O. 4-17-29DV L4
John O. 4-18-29DV L5
Lena D. 4-17-29DV L4
Lena D. 4-18-29DV L5
Lena D. 8-4-29M N12A
W. B. 7-16-29 N2
Walter L. 7-16-29 N2
William L., Mrs. 7-16-29D N2
WOOLDRIDGE
Marguerite Burch 3-2-29 L3
S. B. 3-2-29 L3
Waden R. 3-2-29M L3
WOOLEN MILL
article about 4-18-29 L14
WOOLEY
Agnes Bagley 1-18-29DV L
Bethel Lucille 11-13-29M Nl
Chlora J. 1-29-29D L12
Chlora J. Lowder 1-29-29D L12
Clyde E., Mrs. 1-29-29D L12
Percy 1-18-29DV L
WOOLRIDGE
Edward, Mrs. 9-10-29 L12
Edward, Mrs. 9-10-29 N2
WOOLSEY
Bert 3-8-29 LIO
Bert E. 7-21-29 Nl
WORININGTON
Richard 7-7-29D N2B
WORKMAN
James 6-17-29 L5
John H. 10-19-29P L4
John H. 4-20-29P L3
WORLD WAR I DEAD
monument to 11-11-29 LI
WORLEY
Sarah Graham 2-25-29 L6
WORMINGTON
Richard 7-7-29D N2B
WORRELL
Ed 6-13-29 L14
Ed 6-14-29 L24
Ed 6-18-29 L17
J. W. 5-24-29 L14
Joe H. 5-13-29 L14
Mary 6-13-29 L14
Mary 6-14-29 L24
WORRELL CONFECTIONARY
photo of 5-24-29 L14
WORTHY
E. O. , Mrs. 6-18-29 L3
WRAY
Alice 3-29-29 L20
James 3-29-29 L20
John W. 3-29-29 L2 0
Martha 3-29-29D L2 0
Rose 3-29-29 L20
W. J. , Mrs. 3-29-29D L20
WRESCHE
Florence 1-18-29DV L
Florence 1-19-29DV N14
Florence 1-29-29M L8
Lester J. 1-18-29DV L
Lester J. 1-19-29DV N14
WRIGHT
, Mrs. 5-21-29 L7
A. D. , Mrs. 3-31-29 L7B
Alice Jane 11-16-29DV N9
Alice Jane 11-17-29DV NIC
Arthur 1-18-29D L18
Arthur C. 1-17-29D LIO
D. W. , Mrs. 7-12-29 L6
Dee H. 11-16-2 9DV N9
Dee H., Mrs. 11-17-29M NIC
Delbert, Mrs. 4-12-29 L16
Don C. 3-8-29 LIO
Elizabeth C. 3-23-29D L6
Ella, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
Eula Louise Boggs 7-1-29 L6
Eula Louise Boggs 7-2-29 N4
Frank 1-26-29 L2
Frank 4-13-29 L
Frank 5-13-29 L14
George W. 3-23-29 L6
Geraldine 11-17-29 NIC
Gladys 1-17-29 LIO
Green I . 1-18-29DV L
Green I. 1-19-29DV N14
Harry A., Mrs. 4-16-29 L14
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WRIGHT (cont.)
Hollis Garrett 10-19-29P L4
Hollis K. 10-19-29 L4
J. P. 6-18-29 L8
James A. 3-23-29 L6
Mae 1-17-29 LIO
Margery 1-13-29M L3B
Melvin 1-17-29, LIO
Richard 1-17-29 LIO
S. A. 5-13-29 L14
Solon 1-13-29 L3B
Stella B. 1-18-29DV L
Stella B. 1-19-29DV N14
W. H. 7-1-29M L6
W. H. 7-2-29M N4
Willard 11-17-29 NIC
Worland 11-17-29 NIC
WRIGHTSMAN
Edward F. 5-10-29 L20
Edward F. 5-9-29 Ll'4
Edward J. 5-10-29D L20
Edward J. 5-11-29D L8
Edward J. 5-9-29D L14
Gilbert 5-10-29 L20
Gilbert 5-9-29 L14
Hortense 4-6-29 LIO
J. D. 5-10-29 L20
J. D. 5-9-29 L14
WULF
John, Mrs. 10-12-29 L4
John, Mrs. 10-12-29 N2
John, Mrs. 10-14-29 L12
John, Mrs. 10-14-29 N12
WUTKE
Anna 3-22-29 L2 0
John 3-22-29D L20
John 3-23-29D L6
Julia 3-22-29 L20
Lena 3-22-29 L20
Martha 3-22-29 L20
Martha 3-23-29 L6
Minnie R. 3-22-29 L20
WYATT
J. L. , Mrs. 12-21-29 LB
J. L., Mrs. 12-21-29 N14
WYMORE
Miriam Lorene 11-22-29 Lll
WYNATT
Fate, Mrs. 6-3-29 LIO
WYRICK
L. W. , Mrs. 1-2-29 Nl
Leta Shaw 3-17-29 L2A
YAEGE
Lou, Mrs. 3-6-29 L12
YAKEY
James S. 12-22-29M NIA
Joseph 12-26-29M LIO
Pauline Fults 12-22-29 NIA
Pauline Fults 12-26-29 LIO
YANCEY
Charles 3-11-29 L12
E. Y., Mrs. 10-25-29 L14
E. Y. , Mrs. 10-25-29 N6
E. Y. , Mrs. 10-26-29 N2
YANCY
Charles S. 6-14-29 L15
YANDLE
6-18-29 L3
YARBERRY
B. W. 10-18-29 L24
B. W. 10-18-29 N14
Edith 10-18-29 L24
Edith 10-18-29 N14
YATES
Eva Callaway 5-13-29 LIO
Georgia E. 10-17-29D L18
Georgia E. 10-18-29D L8
Georgia E. 10-18-29D N7
Georgia E. 10-19-29D L8
Georgia E. Hudson 10-17-29D Ll(
Georgia E. Hudson 10-18-29D L8
Georgia E. Hudson 10-18-29D N7
Inez 8-2-29 N3
Inez 8-3-29 L12
John, Mrs. 9-23-29 LI
R. W. 1-20-29C LI
R. W., Mrs. 10-17-29D L18
R. W., Mrs. 10-18-29D L8
R. W., Mrs. 10-18-29D N7
R. W., Mrs. 10-19-29D L8
William, Mrs. 3-13-29 LIO
William, Mrs. 3-14-29 L12
YEAGE
Charlie 3-10-29 L6B
J. , Mrs. 3-10-29 L6B
Martha 3-10-29 L6B
YEAGER
A. H., Mrs. 12-24-29 L8
1192
YORKE
Albert B. 2-5-29D LIO
Edna Coonis 2-5-29 LIO
Louise 2-5-29 LIO
YOST
Buby McCoy 1-20-29 LIB
Floyd E. 1-20-29M LIB
YOUNG
Abb 1-11-29 N5
Adele Landers 1-7-29 L8
Alice Beckerdite 2-17-29 LlC
Ave Lee 12-28-29DV N5
Bessie Underwood 12-13-29 L2
C. B. 12-10-29 L14
C. R. 5-6-29 LIO
Charles 1-11-29 N5
Clarence 1-11-29 N5
Clarice R. Watson 12-28-29 LIO
Clifton J. 12-3-29 L4
Date, Mrs. 6-13-29 LI
Denzil D. 10-19-29P L4
Dorothy 1-6-29M L3D
Dote, Mrs. 6-11-29 LI
Dote, Mrs. 6-13-29 L18
Dote, Mrs. 6-17-29 L5
Dote, Mrs. 6-18-29 LI
Earl 1-26-29P L2
Earl 5-6-29 LIO
Earnest J. 12-3-29 L4
Ed, Mrs. 5-13-29 L14
George W. 12-3-29 L4
George W. 5-13-29 L14
George W. 6-13-29 L5
Gertrude 5-6-29 LIO
Gladys 2-23-29M LI
Grace 5-6-29 LIO
Gus 1-11-29 N5
Harry 6-4-29 LI
Harve, Mrs. 5-24-29 LI
Hildreth E. Gammon 8-22-29 L12
Hortense Putman 10-7-29 LIO
Ira 12-16-29M LI
Ira 12-17-29M Nl
Ivan 9-19-2 9M N4
J. A. 4-20-29 L3
J. C. 5-6-29 LIO
Jessie Earnest 10-19-29 L4
Joe E. 12-3-29 L4
John 1-11-29 N5
John, Mrs. 3-22-29 L2
YOUNG (cont.)
Lee T. 12-3-29 L4
Mae Russell 1-12-29 Nl
Marguaret 1-11-29 N5
Mary F. 7-20-29P L4
Mildred Marie Henson 9-19-29 N4
Minerva J. 3-3-29M L6B
Neaty A. 1-11-29D N5
0. T. 4-20-29P L3
Orville 12-3-29 L4
Paul 1-12-29M Nl
R. R. 8-22-29 L12
Robert 1-11-29 N5
Robert 0. 12-28-29M LIO
Roger 1-11-29 N5
Susanna Byrne 12-16-29 LI
Susanne Byrne 12-17-29 Nl
Thomas J. 2-17-29M LlC
Virginia 12-10-29M L14
Virginia 12-10-29M Nl
W. C. 5-6-29 LIO __^
Wallace A. 8-22-29M L12
Walter B. 12-28-29DV N5
William 1-6-29 L3D
William 10-19-29P L4
William 3-17-29D L5C
William 5-7-29D L14
William A. 5-6-29D LIO
William R. 1-6-29 L3D
YOUNGBLOOD
J. B. 5-13-29 L14
YOUNGER
Cole 7-31-29 L16
James N. 5-18-29 L3
Richard 5-18-29 L3
YOUNT
Bessie Underwood 12-13-29 N^
YUTTERMAN
Thersia M. 3-10-29M L2B
ZACHOW
C. B. 7-12-29 Nl
Edward 7-12-29 Nl
Z AGONY I
Charles 3-28-29 L15
ZAPA
Carl 12-3-29M N4
Zella Crenshaw 12-3-29 N4
ZAPF
Carl 12-15-29M N6B
Zella Crenshaw 12-15-29 N6B
1193
ZAPS
Carl 12-3-29E L14
ZEHRUNG
Anna M. Watts 9-18-29 L5
Anna M. Watts 9-18-29 N2
ZEIGLER
Bertha 6-17-29 L5
Paula 11-10-29M Nl
ZEILWAGER
Clementine 10-19-29 L4
ZIEGLER
Pauline 11-11-29M L12
ZIMMERMAN
Cecil, Mrs. 10-1-29 Nl
Cecil, Mrs. 9-30-29 LI
Floyd, Mrs. 6-21-29 L20
Floyd, Mrs. 6-22-29 L8
Fred 1-18-29 L18
Fred 1-19-29 N6
J. E. 1-18-29 L18 .
J. E. 1-19-29 N6
ZIMMONS
Charley 3-17-29D L3C
ZINK
Julia A. 4-20-29 L3
William T. 4-20-29P L3
ZINN
Belva Beebe 8-23-29 L2
Ferrell B-23-29M L2
ZOASH
A. M. , Mrs . 7-10-29 LIO
A. M. , Mrs. 7-11-29 N14
ZORN
Ed 5-23-29 Lll
Harry 5-23-29 Lll
W. H. 3-8-29 LIO
W. J. 5-23-29P Lll
Will H. 5-23-29 Lll
ZUCCHELLI
Domenica 4-20-29 L3
ZUMWALT
Luella M. Sawdey 7-24-29 Nl
Luella M. Sawdey 7-24-29 N2
Ray 7-24-29M Nl
Ray 7-24-29M N2
ZWAHLES
Esther 2-20-29 Lll
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