Spite arrest may cost cop home and more
An arrest for disturbance by Patrolman Michael Clark, a Denver policeman, was ruled neighborly spite by courts. Mrs. Margaret Machette was convicted, appealed, acquitted, then sued Clark and others for 510,000, winning a 2,500 judgment as the other defendants left the state, potentially making Clark liable for damages and property.
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International News Service
Michael Clark
Denver
Clark
Margaret Machette
Colorado
Engine toot blamed for cattle stampede in Monte Vista
Denver cattle dealer Louis Karsh sued a railroad for 300 dollars after claiming two carloads of cattle in Monte Vista stockyards were driven over a fence when a locomotive whistle sounded. The Justice of the Peace Sabin court ruled the whistle caused the stampede.
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Justice of the Peace
James N. Sabin
Louis Karsh
Denver
Monte Vista
Colo
First Christian Children's Day Exercises Held in Town
Children and families gathered for a Sunday morning program at the public square arch as the First Christian Children’s Day featured the Primary department in a long list of songs readings and greetings. Teachers Mrs. Woollcock and Mrs. Montgomery led the event with many pupils and assistants participating in a lively county pageant.
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Louise Thayer
Marilyn Calvin
Marilyn Wagner
Ruth Jenkins
Jesus
Russell Lewis
Marston Whieldon
Samuel Allen
Harry Blaine
Joan Weygant
Nancy Johnston
Song
Patricia Tompkins
Betty Blewitt
Betty Woon
Henry Woon
Bobby Drake
Dorothy Rhodes
Shirley Moore
Doris Fleeger
Russell
June
Joe Wagner
Trim
Carl White
Walter White
Jimmy McClintock
Betty Lou Cooper
Lucille Bush
O Little Rose
Wilda Weygant
Kindler
Maxine Tay
Buddy Showalter
The
Blossom Band
Catheryn Bevan
Gladys Bigley
Mary Colbert
Betty Jean
Margaret Tubbs
Maxine Lytle
Sara Hammil
Mary Gerlach
Ted Hilke
Sally Kurtz
Betty Ryan
Dorothy Smith
Eleanor Fox
McClung
Janet Long
Bobby Calvin
Harry Ryan
Norman van Horn
Ralph Shaw
Verna Taylor
JoAnn Woods
Nancy Blaine
Eileen Eakin
Leora Harlan
Judd Healey
Frank Kirsch
Billy
Edith Kirsch
Evelyn Bobosky
Gertrude Jones
Dorothy Karnes
Marie Stevens
Virginia Bigley
Caroline Colbert
Velma Taylor
Norma Hamm
Irene Shenker
Geraldine Bevan
Bobby Weygant
Walter Ames
Harry McClintock
Lester Tubbs
Travelers
Clare Hoover
Harold Blewitt
Rex Patch
Robert England
Harry Williams
Ivor Servis
Ruth Ames
Shirley Gilmore
Betty Lou Montgomery
Dorothy Ames
Harriet Smith
Betty Hamm
Daniel B. ‘Woolcock
Ralph Montgomery
All Bran claim boosts appetite and bowel ease
A letter from L M Durigan of Jacksonville Florida touts Kellogg’s All Bran as allowing him to eat any food without constipation after forty years of weekly laxative use. Laboratory notes praise bulk for intestinal exercise vitamin B for muscle tone and iron for blood.
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Bate Creek
Leesburg Girl Injured in Horse Accident
Helen Foster was thrown from a horse belonging to her uncle while turning from the Perry Highway to the Pinchot road. The horse stumbled and fell, throwing her onto the road. Passers-by carried her to Mercer Hospital for treatment. she suffered bruises and is resting at home.
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Helen Foster
Miss Foster
Perry Highway
Pinchot Road
Mercer Hospital
Leesburg Notes Social Update From Local Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bunny spent Friday at Butler. Mrs. Paul Davis was a business caller at New Castle. Mrs. Taylor Anderson spent Wednesday evening at Ellwood City. Mrs. Glen Hedrick and family visit relatives at New Castle. Thressa Gill of Wesley visits sister Mrs. Walter Stone. Mrs. Clara Crawford of New Castle spends days with Mrs. Pearl Spiker. Messrs. Bob Steffee, Charlie and
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Sam Bunny
Pittsburgh
Harvey Brush
Alice
Mayview
Pearl Spiker
Hawk
Detroit
Mich
Stanley Cotton
Clark Patshall
Ellwood City
Taylor Anderson
Paul Crawford
Will Evans
Grove City
Bertha
Dorothy Stone
Titusville
Charlie Stone
Bob Brush
California
Chick Brush
Sheakleyville
Mont Crawford
Paul Knauff
Holmes Construction Co
Edinboro
Jean Wardman
A. Martin
George
Viola Knight
Mary Rothbaugh
Struthers, O
Christina Hedrick
Ralph Cunningham
Lem Drake
Arthur Armstrong
Newton
Robert Nelson
James Marshall
West Middlesex
Robert Marshall
Leesburg
Charlie Bunny
Butler
Paul Davis
New Castle
Glen Hedrick
Thressa Gill
Wesley
Walter Stone
Clara Crawford
Bob Steffee
Charlie
Rich Hill Children Day Celebration at Rich Hill Church
Rich Hill presents a Children’s Day program on Sunday June 11 at eleven o clock in the Rich Hill church. The schedule includes songs recitations dialogues readings and junior and primary class performances led by Supt Scott Kirk with rewards and pastor remarks.
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Rich Hill Church
Supt
Scott Kirk
Dorothy Dicks
Ael
Leona Welker
Alice Swartz
Earnest Carr
Reed Boys
Pastor
Color at Fair Chicago World’s Fair events
Color schemes in each building at Chicago's world fair vary by pavilion styles. It marks the first world fair to showcase diverse urban expositions and design trends in Chicago amid rising international attention.
Center Church Holds Evening Service and Bible School
Center Church reports Frank Aiken confined by sciatic rheumatism and Anna Virginia Gibson recovering from tonsil surgery. Mrs. John McConnell visits relatives. Y P C U meets at 7 30 with Kezla Wellhausen leading an instrumental duet. Evening worship follows at 8 15 with Rev C G Johnston preaching. Bible school opens June 11 at 10 30 with a Children’s Day program titled Gods Gift of Love.
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Frank Aiken
Anna Virginia Gibson
John McConnell
East Brook
Carl Kocher
Center
Kezla Wellhausen
Jesus
Dd. L
C. G. Johnston
Bible School
G. V. Gibson
Clarence Black
J. C. Weir
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