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Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1928

Page

5

Judging Juvenile Courts Is Job For Mothers

Memphis, Tenn. NEA Service profile of Judge Camille Kelley, the first woman judge south of the Mason-Dixon line, who presides over a reforming Juvenile Court in a mansion courtroom. She treats delinquents with motherly care, emphasizes home preservation, and advocates personal probation for youths through community involvement and nurselike empathy.

NEA Memphis Tenn Judge Kelley Camille Kelley Bos Folks Justice Kelley Mason-Dixon Line J. P. McGee T F. Kelley National Probation Association Parent-Teachers’ Association

Boy Plays With Gun Kills Relative in Muscatine

In Muscatine Iowa Mrs. John Laughlin 65 died when her grandson Carl Hagermeister Jr. 16 or 17 mishandled a 32 caliber automatic pistol and fired the weapon as they played cards in his room. The grandmother believed the gun unloaded and attempted to amuse the boy. A sudden loud report ended with Laughlin dead.

Muscatine Iowa John Laughlin Carl Hagermeister, Jr Hagermeister

Little Brown Church Busy With Lovers

New Hampton Iowa June records show rising marriage licenses with about ten issued daily and most couples choosing the little brown church at Old Bradford Nashua for weddings. County Clerk Albright expects June to surpass May 1926’s 120 weddings in this Nashua hymn famous church region.

Little Brown New Hampton Iowa Vale Nashua Old Bradford Albright

Legal Quip Sparks Ten-Year Sentence Exchange

A Dublin Herald quips about a courtroom exchange where a speaker requests a sentence commensurate with his life’s station. The judge bleakly replies with a ten year term, highlighting sharp legal irony in a brief, streetwise exchange.

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