Evangelist McPherson Hutton in Divorce Cross Complaint
Los Angeles dispatch reports evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton filing a nine page cross complaint and answer to the divorce action brought by her husband David L. Hutton. She denies his allegations and accuses him of causing her mental anguish related to a breach of promise suit and a $5,000 judgment, with claims of harassment at night and financial demands.
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Los Angeles
Chargatal
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
David L. Hutton
Ina
E. A. Adams
Hutton
Myrtle St. Pierre
Pasadena
Post Office Prepares for Usual Christmas Mail Rush
Postmaster Edward M. Tenney says Christmas mail volume is similar to last year with peak expected Friday. Three extra workers are hired for the rush. postcards rise, unsealed 14 cent cards limited by two cent rate. Sunday and Christmas have no deliveries except special delivery letters and perishables receive extra handling. Saturday parcel and letter delivery resumes for holiday gifts.
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Edward M. Tenney
Fire damages Karson Store in Chambersburg
Early yesterday a fire swept Max Kirson’s clothing store in Chambersburg causing a total loss of about $15,000 in stock. Nearly a dozen residents fled in night clothes as investigators probe origin with police and fire personnel on scene. Partial insurance coverage noted. property damage to building is slight.
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Max Kirson
Chambersburg
Kirson
Pineburg Club Notes and Local Visits
Pinesburg reports November pupil attendances by grade with names. Iola Myers of Cearfoss visits Hornbaker family. Hornbaker family hosts Thanksgiving hog slaughtering and sharing with neighbors and relatives. Multiple local visits and trips cited, including Philadelphia and Miami trips.
Local Social Notes and a Fatal Rockville Tragedy
The fragment lists residents and visitors such as Mes Rusgell Bryan Edna Lewis John Lewis Jane Higgens and families visiting relatives in Downsville Ha gerstern and Funke town. It also notes Miss Fianne Charlton absent sick and the Thanksgiving visits of Lorainne June and Grace Hornbaker. A fatal accident in Rockville Md recalls Clay H. Fletcher a 43 year old Kensington Volunteer Fire Department captain who died after a fall from a tall tree.
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Rusgell Bryan
Fam Hy
Earl Shank
Edna Lewis
John Lewis
William Sport
Jane Higgens
Richard Moats
Downsville
Fianne Charlton
Rockville
Clay H. Fletcher
Peeptain
The
Kensington Voluntee Fire
Tall Tree
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