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Young Father Farewe|1 Partv Faces Sentence 68”'KcMFormer Bastress Man Pleads GuiltyFor Bruce GreenCi.eKssonof; A farewell party was given rc- :jccntly in honor of Bruce L. G:ctne the| by his sister, .Miss Fleria M. Greene.To Bigamy Charge (The guest of honor, who has enlist-... , j u c '.kvtco- *« :'C(* ln thc Marines, was presentedRichard H. Sioinbachcr. -o. ,pleaded guilty to a charge of big- »Uh many gifts. Reuvsh.it.nu. Loi arav. yesterday. afternoon before were served to about 60 relatives pic Alderman ?T. Mark Brungard and and ^epds. icr-was held for couru H™re- The N,cr0 prC!0n, for ^committed to .he County Ja.l in the party: M, and Mis. Mcrvin ’«f Crhadt of Ca* Rci:zcl and family. Mr. and Mrs.: jMiss Jeanrt^e E. Schadt of Cas Ci|Il0n Brubst and fan,iiy. Mr. and;.t Harold Ergot, and tamely and W;.ngly^rr^th^spousa^:;— 5—^ M JerseyS R^art andlnsuflicient Evidence c F Himes. Mr. and Mrs. DanielThis the magistrate did after Hastings and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Steinbacher. who made the,Albert Greene and family, W. F. information against the pair, stat-: Rich, Chester Prebble. Charles ed she had no witnesses to prove; Gcisc. who also joined the Marines, s that Miss Schadt knew Stembacher: and Harry Eggler. all of Woolrich; j was already married when shcjMiss Grace Gingery. Miss Ruth c I married him and Steinbacher him-iKrupa. Mr. and Mrs. George Dapp, self told the magistrate that he did;pcggv stover, all of Avis; Mr. and everything to conceal the fact that; Mrs.‘Robert Bral, and family and he had a wife when he attempted. Mrs Edith Bralz of Rcn0vo. to marry Miss Schadt. 1 Also Mrs. Athol McCullough ofMiss Schadt. arrested with'Key West. Fla., Miss Bctiv Kline of Steinbacher last Thursday in Nor-j Remington and the guest of hon-ristown was released Saturday i 0,.-s parcnls Mr and Mrs. Anson when she provided SoOO bond forjGreene and famjJv her appearance at the hearing: -[yesterday.When asked by the alderman Miss Eleanor Love,what was wrong with him that he;tried to marry the Schadt girl: PjcUartJ Hanna To Wed when his wife was living, Stein- mtnaro nannu 1 ° ” cujbachcr, a fine looking young man. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Line of [said he didn't know but he guessed!Swissdalc have announced the cn-j he had “bats in the belfry. Hisjgagemcnt of their daughter, Miss ; I equally attractive young wife stay- j Eleanor Love, to nochard Hanna. !ed by his side during the proceed-Lon 0[ Mr. and Mrs. A. Perrynjings. They, have a six-year-old j Hanna of this city. The wedding e,daughter. -date has not been set.d| According to testimony of Mr. Miss Love is a graduate of the it and Mrs. Steinbacher, they were I Lock Haven High School in the ieI married June 5, 1935. and went toiciass of io41 and js now employed [e live at Bastress. leaving there inby the Sylvania Company. Mr. 1940 for Williamsport. In July, Hanna attended the Lamar Town-1941, Steinbacher came to Loekiehip schools and is employed al is Haven and worked here for a)(he Lock Haven silk mill, couple of months, boarding andliedrooming at various homes here and Li ht c wh she- and in Castanea while his wife and; lcarned /rQm [olcman lhal hcquit the job and left town.h liamsport. They finally broke up Invcsstigatini, further she found id housekeeping in Williamsport last' rrtnrt ■. u records at the Court House show-* December, hen Mrs Stembacher ij malTiilgc iiccnsc had beenm , :issued lo Steinbacher and thePhiladelphia to spend the holidayswith her mother.Schadt girl. Then she procured the help of police authorities and he and the girl were located inMoved Here in JanuaryThe family came here in January Norristown, where they had gone )n and took an apartment cast of the-after the marriage ceremony which city limits, moving in August toj Alderman Brungard performed at Dunnstown. Mrs. Steinbacher was'his home.visiting a friend in Williamsport) Steinbacher said that he and e two weeks ago when his marriage J Miss Schadt became engaged a to Miss Schadt took place. She .'month ago. He had previously tpld did not learn of the ceremony,! her that he was married, but be-howevcr, until she came here-fore they applied for the marriage Wednesday afternoon, September j license he told her lie was divorc-23, to find out why he had not ed. Just before they got the li-.•ocome.home.At that time she called at the Castanea plant of the Pennsylvaniacense, he said his wife had died September 8. The license was issued September 10. i
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Lock Haven Express
Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Sep 29, 1942
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