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THE BINGHAMTON PRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1924. 7 OWE6U WOMAN IS DECLARED INSANE Ethel Tripp, Who Shows Suicidal Mania, Is Committed to State Hospital Owego, May 20-Ethel Tripp, a young woman who had made her home in 1 a South Side family for many years, and was always ered "queer," developed a suicidal mania last week and took a dose of iodine. Dr. L. A.

Walker and Dr. E. E. Bauer examined her as to her mental condition Monday morning and upon their report she was committed to the Binghamton State hospital. Ray Sears, who was convicted of abandonment some time ago and had completed a four months' who term in jail, has paid a fine of $500 imposed in connection with the jail sentence and has been released.

Merle Harris of Binghamton, who drove the big Marmon touring car May 9, and while racing with the on Lackawanna's fast, train, 15, on "hooddoo" cutoff, went into the ditch and besides injuring himself caused fractured bones in the case of of his passengers, was arrested Saturday by Sergeant J. A. Hopkins of the state troopers on the charge of reckless driving. He pleaded guilty before Judge A. J.

Robison and was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined paid the fine and the jail sentence was suspended during good behavior. Nellie lie W. Richardson, wife of Frank Richardson of 96 Fox street, died Saturday, at their home. She was of Eli and Alice (Ralston) Beach and was born June 14, 1865, at Gaskill Corners. Besides her husband, she is survived by her mother; two sons, Harry Richardson Owego and Rellie Dean of Owego.

The funeral was held this afternoon at the home of her son, Harry Richardson, 32 Temple street. Surrogate George F. Andrews admitted to probate the will of Sabrina Beck, late of Owego, and granted letters testamentary to Charles, win S. and Frank Beck, of Owego, yesterday. The value of the estate is not given.

Letters of administration on the estate of Lizize A. Dimmick, late of Newark Valley, were granted to her daughter, Ella A. Dabron. The value of the estate is given as $2,100. Letters of administration on the estate of Mary C.

Diver, late, of Newark Valley, were granted her daughter, Carrie E. Chamberlain. estate is valued at $8,200. Ralph Sturdevant, 73 years old, died Sunday night in North Owego. Harley Spicer, a former Owegoan.

died recently in Montana. His body will be brought to this village for burial. He was a member of Regal Lodge, 863, I. 0. 0.

F. The second degree will be conferred by Ahwaga Lodge, 587, F. and A. M. tonight.

Eight cans of pike fry were received this. morning by the Tioga County Sportsmen's association and were distributed in the streams. TIOGA COUNTY FARM BUREAU HAS MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Owego, May 20-Tioga County Eason. Bureau announces Manager through Norman the H. men of this village county, cooperation of 20 leadings business the Farm Bureau has obtained motion picture equipment which is available, not only for Farm Bureau and Home Bureau meetings, but is available for granges, schools and churches throughout the county.

The machine is adapted to film, and slides. In planning a meeting, he suggests, that at least two weeks' notice be given in order that proper films or slides may be provided. An auto generator makes it possible to show pictures in county schools and churches where the regular A A A 110-volt electric current is not available. JOHNSON CITY CAR BURNS NEAR TOWANDA Towanda, May 20-A car driven by a man giving the name of Williams and his home as Johnson City, was destroyed by fire early Sunday morning on the Monroeton state road about a mile south of Towanda, after it had struck a culvert along the road. In the collision of the car with the culvert Williams was severely cut and bruised, but escaped from the fire.

JURORS ARE DRAWN FOR JUNE TERM OF TIOGA COUNTY COURT Owego, May 20-The following names were drawn from the jury boxes Saturday for the men who will serve as grand and trial jurors at the trial term, of County Court to convene when the grand jurors only are required to report. The trial jurors will report a week later. Grand jurors-Quigg Albright, merchant, Waverly; R. E. Allen, Tioga; Willis Anderson, farmer, Candor; George Beebe, farmer, South Apalachin; A.

G. Butler, Newark Valley; Charles Canoll, coal dealer, Waverly; Carl Hi. Dodge, ice dealer, Waverly; Clyde Galpin, farmer, Candor; A. W. Gitchell, farmer, Owego; Walter Brown, farmer, Apalachin; Willis Kinney, farmer, Campville; Azel Knapp, farmer, Barton: Isaac A.

Lott. clerk, Spencer; George Mallory, Smithboro; Cortney A. Neaves, merchant, Waverly; William Parsons, Newark ValB. Partridge, merchant, Berkshire; W. L.

Patterson, Valley; Claude Pratt, farmer, ingville; Thomas Shelton, merchant, Owego; Claude W. Smith farmer, architect, Waverly: Bert Stevens, farmer, South Apalachin; Charles Strong, farmer, Candor. Trial -Bruce Baxter, laborer, Nichols; Seth Bingham, borer, Owego; Harrison Casterline. Candor; Ward Chubb, clerk, Owego; Timothy Corcoran, E. Waverly; W.H.

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