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Wilburn Wright, formerly of oun tiful, but now of Idaho Falls, issu ine Dr Jun in of thetety for $25 000 damages for the death of his wife following an operation The following Bhremnane the suit is from an Idaho Falls paper A $25000 damage suit against HE D Junken Idaho Fdils physician, was filed in district court here Tuesday afternoon by Wilbdm Wright, ect al, according to records of the court at the courty court house The complaint charges Doator Junkin with negli gence, carelessness,and unskillfulness in perfomming an operation here on Myrtle BT Wright,fA who was the wife of the pianiff, resulting in her’ death Action 's broughts by Mr Wright in his own behalf and false on behalf of Ardella, Vctor and Jacqueline Wright’ lis minor children§ according to the complar’ The piaintiff was a resi dent of litho Fall in August 1929, the compl.int shows, when Doctor Junian was employed to effect a cure on his + 1fa by performing an opera tion The operation was performed . On Augut 21, 1929 according to the complaint , Mr Wright alleges that the defen dant did not use the care and skill im performing the operation, charg ing negptance, carelessness and gross! Disregard for the ire and safety of the deceived Also falso, without per mission from the patient or the plain tif, Doctor Junkin fis charged with proceeding to perform not only the operation agreed upon and for which he was hired, but in addition several dangerous major operations including the removal of the appendix and an operation for gallstones, the com plaint show . The direct results of negligence, carelessness and funskilfulness in making the operation, Mrs Wright died dawn the afternoon of August 1, 1929, the complaint states The plaintiffs alleged damages in the amount of $25,000 as a result. Specific damages of an additional 3690 are also charged The plaintiffs are asi ng for these damages and payment of court costs. ing from the location it is easy to say we can emerge victoriously; but after a carefull examination, it as the opinion of senile that this group of artista will be the safest opposition that our boys will have to face in the entire assortment—charming none The Moroni boys have as yet not been bea ten and have on all their games by larce mourginal Beeves Davis is not ever confident. We are going to the contest realizing the true strength to push the name of Davis high shook moe into the lime light than they already are The team, the coach, and the students are all united in a common cause—join in and give us your support Matinee Dance Given Montay afternoon Davis students were ushered into the gymnasium to enjoy a matinees dance and peanut bust. This was planned by the stu dent body officers to celebrate our teams winning the division basketball championship and a place in the state tournament Constitution Tryout. Held Lucy Rigby was been out of five contestants to represent Davis high in the constitution contest to be held in Ogden within the next two weeks Second place was given to Calvin Rampton Lucey spoke on “Our Heri tage the Constitution”; and Calvin on “The Citizen, his Rights and Du ties under the Constitution’ The tryouts were held at Davis Tuesday afternoon, the other entrants being as follows Lynn Roberts, Merle Ben nett and Mildred’ Brown These constitution speeches are 6 minutes long, and each contestant 15 required to speak extemporaneously for 4 additional minutes Pro Schola Assembly Presented The Pro Schola club, coached by their president,Mildred Drown, pre sented a pen assembly Funds. The theme of the program was “Pessi mism Jesus Optimem,” these being represented by Ruth Layton and La Rue Robins respectively Optimism, a modern Simple Simon, fished for different pep numbers including danc es and songs by members of the club An instrumental selection was played by Dorothy Robins, Evelyn Blood, Faustine Whitaker, Leone Schoffield, Beth Moon and Downe Patter Freshman Frolic Announced The Annual ,Freshman matinee dance will be held Friday afternoon Junior Wess and Betha Estes, who fare in charge off the frolic, are plan ning to make at the best yet, and by the way, refreshments are free ! Do not wash eggs for incubation if the shells are dirty, reject the eyes, or scrape the dirt off with 4 kee
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Bountiful Davis County Clipper
Bountiful, Utah, US
Fri, Mar 14, 1930
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