Brunswick man fined for hit and run in early January
Albert H. Sagioat 26 of Brunswick was fined 300 and jailed 0 days after pleading guilty to failing to stop following a January accident that killed a pedestrian. Justice William T. Carp presided as new details emerged about the driver Smoot and the missing full driver identity. State witnesses testified about the crash and investigation as Smoot claimed he thought he scraped the victim lightly and drove on, with no counsel for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoot
Bern
Monty
Cannon
Tarsell Dillon
George Mag
Poe
de Gia Atnepy
Tetersville
Ditten
Magahna
Maurice Kaetzel
Brunswick
John Hardy
Dave Springs
Smont
John N.lisyd
Joseph E. Chew
FE. L. Main
Howard Schrader
Sherman P. Bowers
Declamation Contest Finals Held at Brunswick High
Eight Brunswick High School students from grades nine to eleven compete in the finals of the declamation contest tonight at eight in the high school auditorium. Contestants include Virginia Bowers, Margaret Care, Dorothy Dixon, Lucille Moss, Evelyn Staubs, Virginia Smith, Margaret Roelke, and Frances Burch the 1934 winner. Glee Club and Orchestra perform. admission is free. Jon C Newscomer directs with help from faculty. judges include Grace Yoke White Etta Ve Williams and Jessie Trotter of Shepherd State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick High School
Virginia Bowers
Margaret Care
Dorothy Dixon
Lucille Moss
Evelyn Staubs
Virginia Smith
Margaret Roelke
Frances Burch
Jon C. Newscomer
Grace Yoke White
Etta Ve Williams
Jessie Trotter
Shepherd State Teachers’ College
Birthday Dinner Honors Dr Kauffman at Walkersville Home
A dinner was hosted at the Walkersville home of Gerorge Dr. Kauffman for his seventy first birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Geo Kauffman Ralph and Naomi Lambert Walkersville. Mr and Mrs Harry Kauffman and son Mountaindale. Morningstar family Utica Bethel Nansonville. Miss Rose Kaufman Lewistown. Paul Warfield Baltimore Norman Bitner Lewistown Margaret Bentz LeGore Grace Click Mansonville Paul Bann and daughters Betty and Bertha Walkersville. John Wachter Alien Minnie Morningene. Mr Kauffman and his wife So wen have lived in Walkersville many years. He recalled a son who died after being gassed in World War I. The Kauffmans are long time residents and members of the Walkersville United Brethren. Agricultural trade notes mention 1936 values versus 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauffman
Watkore
Wille
Geo
PY. Kauffman
Ralph Lambert
Naomi
Walkersville
Harry Kauffman
Mountaindale
Albert Morningstar
Viola
Utica
Rose Kaufman
Lewis
Minnie Morningene
Sowen
Meson William
United — Brethren
Washington and Lee student elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Malcolm McCardell senior at Washington and Lee University Leongton Virginia has been elected to the Phi Beta Kappa fraternity for scholastic excellence He also serves as president of the Washington and Lee chapter of Pi Lambda Theta and president of the collegiate tennis club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm McCardell
Washington and Lee University
Leongton
Phi Beta Kappa
Ste
Washington and Lee
Puteta Theta
McCordett
bin Home
Hockwell Terrace
Washington and Lee Aid
Roerlekner sparks worker interest in marriage claim
The statement extols success in marriage as being the right person and notes Tabb B. Roerlekner of Cleveland Ohio attracting attention among American workers. John L. Lewis voices support for launching intensive drives as workers flock to the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabb B. Roerlekner
Cleveland
Workers of America
Ihe
John L. Lewis
GC. 1. 0
New Minister To Take Up Duties On Sunday
Nev Philp Saylor elected pastor of Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church Middletown will assume worship duties Sunday morning and be installed Sunday evening April 11. He previously led Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church Seattle and studied at the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church Lancaster Pa. New congregation officers and cemetery board members were elected and installed by the Middletown church consistory, including elders Jatin Kefiuver and Amos Heinsherk and deacons Taither Miller and Harry Ty Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev
Philp
Saylor
Christ
Evangelent and Reformed Church
Middletown
John
Middleestown
Key
Mir Saylor
Trinity Fygnetical and Reformed Church
Seattdate
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church
Lancaster
Pac
Salvation Army Opens Fund Drive Campaign Headquarters
The Salvation Army opens campaign headquarters at 11 West Patrick Street for a fund drive next week. Posters and photos display activities of the Army and baskets from past years. The fall quota is $3,500 with a dinner at Francis Scott Key Hotel to invite attendees to cover their own dinner. Captain Robert Nott says the program focuses on religious relief and bathing needs, with contributions welcomed at the campaign HQ or with treasurer Ames Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Fee Appeal
PL West Piteick Street
Francis Seatt Key
Robert Nott
Im Frederict
West Patrick Street
Re. Ames Hendrickson
County W C T U Concludes Busy Executive Meeting
Frederick County W C T U held an executive meeting at the M C A on Thursday with strong attendance from union presidents and department directors. Miss Ella Mata led the devotional. The group set a county convention for May 23 at Feagaville and appointed Mrs. William F. Kindley as program chair. Jennie Kidd of Urbam was named membership chair with union presidents guiding the drive through April. Woodsboro’s chair reported doubling its Centenary Educational Fund quota, becoming the first union in the Gold Star group. The meeting adjourned after routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WC. T.U
Frederick County
W.C. T. UL
M.C. A
Ella Mata
Feagaville
William F. Kindley
Jennle $. Kidd
Urbam
Camerpalea
Woodsboro Wedon
G. If
Smith
Centenary Educational Fund
Gold Star Group
Woodsboro Women Hold Meeting with Social Evening
The Woodsboro Club met at Mrs No 4 Cramer on Tuesday evening with 28 members and two visitors. Miss Elizabeth Geisbert presided. a covered supper followed. Prizes went to Mrs J W Schwarber and Miss H Babe. new members welcomed incl Mrs Claus Geisbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Gaal Catshall
Chabemda
Mra J. Wi. Schwarber
Enery
Chipsule
Claus Gedsbert
Istivanitel Dudrear
Local Notices From April Gather Community Visitors and Moves
Visitors and moves populate the April section with named residents from Ladiesburg and nearby towns. People drop by homes in Sarned Warner and Linwood while others relocate. several families, including Clabaugh, Gross, Otto, Huber, and Boone clans, host or announce visits and moves around Westminster, McSherrystown, and Joabnsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Tind Mes
Sarned Warner
Air
Luther Shank
Jolisville
Ste
Fond
Willie Foyle
Trown
Mes
Chande Saylor
Katherine Gross
and Afra
Albert Virte
Frederick
Melvin Clabaugh
Witth
Lorine
Etta aAl- Wantth
Mes. Jones
Lenkins
Joabnsville
Walter C. Noone
Arthur Koons
James
TL Dixon
Melvin Clabausth
Lorraine
Etta Albaugh
Bob Hider
McSherrystown
Ethel Walhide
C. W. Binkley
Linwood
Charles Otto
Westminster
Hillerbridge
Woodsboro
Otto
Frank Clabaugh
Harry Hollman
Walter Lind
Leslie Gross
Albert Wirtz
Glenn Ramsburg
Roy Mensel
Fenton Larris
Wilber Humer
New Midway
Elwood Gross
James Shriner Janent
Ites
Shans Boone and
Baby
Mr. Boone
Walter Boone
Standard Oil of New Jersey Announces Large Pay Raises
W I Evans manager in the New Jersey division said April 1 raises will affect about 900 clerical and salaried employees across the division. The increases follow a series of wage talks conducted in joint conferences with management and thousands of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. IL Evans
Maryland
D. C
Standard Oil Cnomyy
New Jersey
Evans
Wate Eamere
Health Methods For Infantile Paralysis In Experimental Stage
The article discusses experimental treatments for infantile paralysis using convalescent serum from recently recovered patients. It notes uncertain opinions among physicians about effectiveness and cites water therapy at the Georgian Warm Springs Foundation with President Roosevelt’s cooperation as gaining popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humber
Georgian Warm Springs Foundation
Roosevelt
Fragmented Health Notes From Obscure OCR
The garbled text references medical care methods including water exercise and hygiene, along with cautions on moving patients and preventing infections. It also veers into unrelated topics about biblical journeys, an archaeologist, and printing scraps, indicating a damaged OCR with mixed content and no coherent single event.
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Albert H. Smoot
Brunswick, Ie
Bell
Ro Purener
Jath
James Thomas
Bouke University
Durham
Ris
Bla
Anid “Mes Tk. O) Thoman
I Uridge
Apom
Roe
Lown
Ate
Clieto
Clary
Mire
L. FE
Major
Mroe
Mra
Calvin Schofield
Schofield
William Armstrong
Long Island
Virginia McCauley
Mingerstown
Millburn, Mu
Charles Wilcom
Hamesville
Mon
Frederick City Hospital
A. Wh. Jackson
Fourth ‘Street
Walter G. Crowther
Otho J. Keller
W. Jarboe Grove
Dane Eyre
Katherine Hepburn
Baltimore
Eugene Gittings de Bullet
J. A. Williamson
West Church Street
de Hutlet
Hey
Philip BF
Wn Reformed Church
Rose Point
Runt Club
Granada
Rove Marie
Normandir
Serotes
China Club
Frea
Demsberg
Fairfax
William and
Marr
Morris Fpishbein
Children of
Israel
Moses
Peoples Finance Co
North Court Street
Bentztown Bard
Folger McKinsey
THE
Baltimore Sun
America
Cline
Royal — Electric
WAITE
Vongoleum
Sealex
New
C. E. Cline & Son
Romaniinue
Mrom. ‘Y. Strasberger's Hone
North Market St
Fredericks County
Weil Bros
Market Street
Mr. C. T. Stensberger
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