The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 7

THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1934 Davidson Will P. S. E. A.

to Convene Today at Central High YOUTHS WITH THEFT Twelve Taylor youths will get hearings in Juvenile court this afternoon on charges of trespassing and larceny of coal. They were arrested yesterday Contest Again by Central Railroad of New Jersey policemen. They are alleged to have stolen coal from railroad cars and to have later sold it for fifteen cents L. Paul Miller, Richard Powell, Mrs. Mary McDonough, Bert O.

Baldwin, Anne Morgan, Wilhelmin Spangen burg and Mary OTialley. Truck Strikes Wall When the coal j.uck which he was driving crashed into a stone wall at Ridge Road and Main Street', Peck vllle, Albert A. Kllm, Kingsley, Incurred minor bruises yesterday after noon. Twelve feet of the wall was knocked down. Kllm was arrested by Chief of Police Thompson Hall, Peokville, on a charge of reckless Phone Operators Praised in Fire SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.

6 (P). Praise for two switchboard operators and other employes was given tonight by 800 guests of the St. Francis Hotel, famed San Francisco hostelry, where an early morning five alarm fire caused damaga estimated at $100,000. Miss Margaret Brill and Miss Eleanor Fuller, the operators, undaunted by the nearly suffocating Tried in Court a bag. A.

D. Thomas, superintendent of Hazleton schools, will address delegates and members of the P. S. E. A.

this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock In Central High School, State legislation affecting public education will be discussed. The following from the local schools will attend the state education meet at Harrisburg on Dec. 26, 27 and 26: Mia Catharine Caldwell, president of the Scranton Branch; Henry Kelly, i THi'Li i 1 T1. irirsi Legai oiep S. S.

CLASS TO CONDUCT TEA The E. S. Williams Sunday school Class will conduct a candle light tea It. Immanuel Baptist church tonight at 8 o'clock. i A Gift From The Globe Means More In Attack on Document I Which Named Mrs.

Viglione Sole Heir MARY LANE'S BIG XMAS PRESENT TO YOU Beatrice Davidson Viglione, In an order handed down yesterday by Orphans Court Judge M. P. Sando, was directed to prove that her father, heat, stuck to their switchboard job and called guests from their rooms. Among the guests awakened by the operators were Pat film star, and Mrs. O'Brien; Cliff Durant, son of the automobile manufacturer, and the Herbert Fleishhackers of the San Francisco banking family.

Fire Chief Charles J. Brennan, estimating the damage at $100, 000, said the fire started in a gallery over the ballroom. the late Prank R. Davidson, was competent" when he ex WITHOUT A CENT OF EXTRA COST! ecuted his will which was offered lor probate oh Jan. 27, 1932.

Mrs. Viglione was named sole bene' flciary and executrix of the estate. The decedent's brother and two sis ters, George B. Davidson, Mary and Effie E. Davidson, on Sept.

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Prank Davidson received $100,000 In cash and an annuity of $25,000 from a trust fund established by the C. P. Davidson estate which named the Scranton Lackawanna Trust Company as trustee. At the time, the complainants hold, Prank Davidson agreed that his will would provide $3,000 annuities each for his brother, two sisters and Mrs. Mae Havelow.

Mrs. Viglione last June sued the C. P. Davidson estate for $18,803 which sum she claimed was not paid to her In the $25,000 annuity. The petitioners maintain that this money should go Into a trust fund and not to her.

Anna B. Davidson, widow of C. P. Davidson, several weeks ago told the court that the estate was valued at $572,628. Real estate holdings on North Washington Avenue constitute $500,000 of this value.

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