The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 17

GREENVILLE, THURSDAY. JUNE 19,1958 Courthouse Chatter By MARGUERITE NIXON weren't many cases for the June jury panel to decide, but selecled for the Tim case felt they had earned their and the seven dollar-a-day fee. The gruelling seven-day trial, which lasted until 10 o'clock Tuea- day night, saw the jurors in their box every weekday at 9:30, and they usually stayed until adjournment at 4 p. m. One man had a bad moment when he was handed a telephone message.

His child was to undergo an his immediate conclusion was that 4- something went wrong. operation the same day and However, the juror, Bill Richardson, of near Grove City, didn't worry long. The message said his cows were "out." He learned later they weren't even his cows. They belonged to his father. If wisdom and maturity are synonomus, the seven male jurors load the edge on the fairer sex.

Five of them were in their 70s with Mercerite Will Magner, the dean of them all at 79. However, the men also excelled in the opposite extreme. George Abernathy, of Hickory, a furloughed youngster from Westinghouse, is just 23. Needless to say, the five women's didn't come anywhere near the ages of the men. In fact, one grandmother on the jury didn't even look to be in her middle age.

There were many interested spectators at the trial, including Mike Cusick, nephew of sender defense counsel Martin Cusick. Young Cusick, who just completed Ms first year at Diekenson Law School in Carlisle, brought along Ms fiance, Shirley Lyons. Another promising youngster, David McKay, son of the trial judge, followed the case carefully. He isn't planning to follow his illustrious father and his older brother, Donald. He's looking forward to a career in medicine.

He is a sophomore at Allegheny College and president of his class. The Farrell trial took the limelight away from the other courtroom where Judge Herman M. Rodgers presided. The cases in there were disposed of more rapidly, but they had their share of interest. For one thing, Marc Marks, junior member of law firm his father founded, was special assistant district attorney.

TMs was because Ed Bell, the regular assistant, was at John Stranahan's side during the Tdm- paro trial. An embarrassing' situation almost came up in No. 1 court. Attorney Ben Marks was due to defend a client, which would have pitted father against son. To alleviate this, Donalds McKay was slated to tak over prosecution, but fate' stepped in and settled the whole thing without the help of a jury.

Three juries in Judge Rodgers' court returned guilty pleas. The defendants were John Edward Fenton, 8 Quarry Street, Greenville, convicted on a morals charge; Robert Gail Shreffler, R. D. 6, Greenville, found guilty of indecent assault, and Mrs. Hazel Fleming, R.

D. 1, Grove City, pronounced guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The jury recommended leniency in Mrs. Fleming's case. Foremen of these less illustrious but equally important cases were Kenneth J.

Kolto, R. D. 5, Mercer; Victor Sirb, Sharon, and Frank J. Lovesky, Greenville. Sirb, a bartender, did double duty this term.

He not only acted as a regular juror, but war called to the stand in the Timparo trial. The courthouse sent flowers for the funeral of Mrs. Ralph Tanner, of Butler County, who died earlier this week. Her daughter, Madeline Mars, is one of the tax assessment clerks. For: A CLEANER HOUSE A HEALTHIER HOUSE of permanent rclioft 4 from coughing and sneering can veofinxL An eteo- 4rontc aircfeaaer, attached Ooyoar hah- furnace, eliminates from the rooms.

yem enjoy, coughtess nidrts and Call tnr Free Demonstration SCHAAF ROOFING HEATING Phone 1124 108 Main St. Extra Governing Power Sought at Borough's Level PITTSBURGH of 47 resolutions adopted by the Pennsylvania State Assn. of Boroughs call for constitutional amendments to grant more govering power at the borough level. Two of the proposed amendments would permit local governments to establish employe wages and working conditions and boroughs would be allowed to adopt home-rule charters. A third proposal urges that all future bond issues be based on actual real estate values.

Two resolutions submitted by Allegheny County delegates were among those approved Wednesday before the association ended its three-day, 47th annual convention. One requested the association to lobby a metropolitan form of government for Allegheny County. The other urges the State Dept. of Mines to accept responsibility for extinguishing underground mine fires. Clarence H.

Claspei- of nearby Oakmont was elected president. Other officers elected were: William Arndt, Berwick, first vice president; K. C. Acton, Bryn Athyn, second vice president; and Ralph L. Gessler, Blairsville, third vice president.

Philadelphia was chosen as the site of next year's convention. Lieut. MdNally Speaks At St. Mark's Banquet Lieut. Charles McNally, Greenville Salvation Army commander, spoke at a father and son banquet held recently in St.

Mark's Church, New Hamburg. Sketches for the 35 attending were presented by Allen Saul and R. H. Gamble, assisted by Edward and Charles Gamble and Francis Osborne; John Reimold, Robert and Donald Hall, and Rev. Ralph W.

Heller and Ernest Schamehorn. Mrs. C. R. Mowry was general chairman and the ladies of the Mary, and Martha Circles served the dinner.

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