Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-12-15 | Page 2 | Recluse Story Proves Bizarre

RECLUSE STORY PROVES BIZARRE Life of Spinster Strange as Fiction Will Battle Shows LOS ANGELES D Dec c. c 15 P P As As As strange as a bizarre talc tale of fiction the he life story of the late Margaret A. A Keith wealthy spinster who was described described described de de- de- de scribed as extremely beautiful by the v fc ew who were permitted to gaze upon I her ler in life was being unfolded today in n superior court I Miss Keith who discharged her servants servants servants ser ser- ser ser- if it she ever found them looking at her was embittered at the world and despised all human beings especially especially especially espe espe- men testified Nicholas Burns Beverly Hills contractor who built a mansion overlooking the Pacific 0 ocean I for the year old ld recluse rc-cluse without ever once seeing her Burns Burns' testimony was offered in support of suit by Mrs Etta Keith Eskridge Miss Keiths Keith's sister Mrs Mary Ellen Towle her niece and David Keith a half brother who are contesting Miss Keiths Keith's will which left eft the bulk of her estate originally estimated at to a a nephew Albert C. C Allen Jr Oregon rancher Miss Keith ended her life last April in n her Beverly Hills mansion while surrounded by flowers end and listening to a classical musical program