Deaths Services Held Today for Mrs Graves in St Louis
Funeral services for Mrs Treezavant Player Graves of St Louis were held at Lupton Chapel at 3 pm today with burial in Bellefontaine cemetery. She was wife of W Pres ton Graves and daughter of James Y Player of the state tax commission. Surviving are sister Sally H Player and brothers James Y and George Player, all of Westphalia.
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Tree Zavant Player Graves
St. Louis
Lupton Chapel
Lsusial
Bellefontaine
Resident's Mother Dies in St Louis
Mrs. Hattie May Kelling 90 mother of Scott Kelling died early today at home in St Louis after a stroke. Born November 7 1862 in Crawfordsville Ind she was daughter of Jonathan Leslie. She married Edward A Kelling December 26 1898 in Crawfordville. She was Baptist Church member. Surviving are husband at home and daughter Mrs Gordon Campbell St Louis. Funeral in St Louis Tuesday burial in Carlyle Ill.
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Hattie May Kelling
Scott Kelling
W. McCarty Sty
Allther
St. Louis
Crawfardsville
Ind
Jonathan
Leslie
Edward A. Kelling
Crawfordville
Baptist Church
Gordon Campbell
St Louis
Carlyle, Ill
Memorial Service Held by Elks Lodge
The local Elks fraternal lodge held its annual memorial service honoring deceased members at the lodge hall Sunday. The Rev. Paul Kertz of Immaculate Conception Church gave the oration. H. D.J. Dickey was general chairman and Dr. A. P. Stephans is exalted ruler. Special music was by Paul Rich.
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Elks Fraternal Lodge
Paul’ Kertz
Immaculate Conception i
H. D.J. Dickey
A. P. Stephans
Paul Rich
Lighting failure blamed for weekend auto accident
A headlight failure blamed a driver named Frank Oidiman aged 65 of 927 Washington Street for striking a parked car owned by Ben W. Finley 35 of 915 Jefferson Street at 6 55 pm in the 900 block of tesa Street Saturday Damages were estimated at 200 to the parked car and 3150 to Didtman s auto
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Tesa St
Frank Oidiman
Washington St
Ben W. Finley
Jefferson St
Didtman’s Auto
Hospital Admissions List Includes Several Residents
The notice lists Chas. EB. Still, Mrs. Jo Anne Bearce of Hermann, Mrs. Al Redel of Freeburg, and Miss Darlene Boyd of Eldan among hospital admissions. It mentions the Mason-Dixon line surveyed in 1766 as the traditional boundary between North and South in the United States.
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Chas. EB
Jo Anne Bearce
Hermann
al Redel
Freeburg
Darlene Boyd
Eldan
United States
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the Royal Mounted
Gowe
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Humes
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Me 'O
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Cate
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Santa
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Herb Gordon
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Universal
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BE. McCarty
Salle Ann
JE. High
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Iilis
Fender
Mount Au Horns Gas Can Sexton Motor CO
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Schmidt Bros. BE. McCarty
Dial
Frigidaire Sales & Service
Shaw & Sons Music, Co
E. Miler
Chew Wrighey's
Madison
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Inday Goods
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Pairesias
Paticious
Pohl's “Shoes & Repairing
E. Dunklin
Ti & Am
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Travers Town
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Jack & Jill Shop
Arthur W. Ellis Ing
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Jefferson
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Frighaire
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Hans Dulle Clothing
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Wisconsin
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