TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday, August 14, 1952
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SPEAKS TONIGHT James
W. Nichols, above, radio evan
gelist, will speak at 8 o clock this
evening at the Church of Christ.
1701 West Main Street. He con
ducts the "Herald of Truth'
broadcast.
Corvallis Woman
To Face Retrial
In Linn County
Corvallis (U.R) Mrs. Sigurd
Hansen, convicted of murdering
her husband, Thursday was pre
pared to face a retrial in Linn
county.
Defense attorneys successfully
put fortn a motion for change of
venue of the retrial ordered ear
lier by the Oregon State Su
preme Court.
Mrs. Hansen, charged with
driving over the prostrate body
of her husband and killing him
in Sept., 1950, was convicted
and "sentenced to life imprison
ment by a Benton county jury
in January, 1951.
The tentative date for the re-
trial is set for October 20. Linn
County Circuit Court Judge Vic
tor Olliver is expected to pre
side.
Mrs. Hansen has been held at
the Multnomah county jail in
Portland pending the outcome of
the trial.
Court Jesters Out,
Applicant Informed
Washington (U.R) A vnuna
Scot applied for a job as jester
in the court of Queen Elizabeth
"I fear," answered the royal
chamberlain, "the unsophisti
cated days of court jesters are
incapable of revival.
Half-wits and iesters. last em
ployed in England by Elizabeth
l, onen served in the courts ot
European kings, Popes and
noblemen and the entourages of
African potentates.
Their patrons realized that
laughter helps the digestion and
traditionally had the buffoons
clown at mealtime, reports the
National Geographic Society. In
Russia, for instance, nobles
served giant pies out of which
dwarfs popped.
Experts believe the first jest
ers were women. The 16th cen
tury scholar Erasmus wrote of
females in- European inns who
served both as clowns and laun
dresses. Waitresses in' Turkish
courts joked through the mid
19th century.
Fools usually were idiots Who
wore multi-colored costumes and
long-earred headdresses. Jesters,
on the other hand, were often
educated men who dressed in
court garb and could rise to high
positions.
Court Records
POMCE COIRT
Richard L. Hoffman, unnecessary
noise. S3 bail. .
DISTRICT COURT
John Witkofske. failure to operate
on right side of highwav. S7.50.
Pliny R Stagg. overload. S147 50.
Ronald D. Chanev. overwidth. S6.
Leroy H. Edwards, overwidth. $6.
overload S4. total $50.
' Eldon L. Bean, overload. $77.
Freeman C. Hudson, overwidth. S6.
Leo Xavier Haak. overwidth, S6.
Herman Deese. overwidth. S7.
Ronald D. Chaney. truck speeding,
$1250. '
Charles D. Ninemires. no motor ve
hicle license. $5.
Lawrence L. Van Den Elger. viola
tion of basic rule, S10.
Charles B. Campbell, violation of
basic rule. $15.
George A.- Knapp. overload, $77.
Clyde Chriss. overwidth. S6.
CIRCUIT COURT
Cordia Nash vs. LawTence E. Nash,
divorce complaint
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