Forfeitures listed in magistrate Friday morning docket
The morning session brought forfeitures for auto violations with police names leading each entry. The list includes Trooper E L Nicewarner and several violators from cities such as Charlestown, Hagerstown, Knoxville, and Baltimore with fines ranging from 5 to 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron W. Thompson
E. L. Nicewarner
James R. Jones
Charlestown
W. Va
Herold E. Sarmoy
la Vale
Robert C. Collins
Sanford
D.C
William R. O'Dell
Washington
Richard J. Bryan
Slippery Rock
Dean C. Taylor
Jack Frost
Char. Taine E. Eee
Hagerstown
Wade Sutfecool
Jens Clydes Coggins Jr
Anamia City
Fla
Perry E.ee Millington
Teen
Frank B. Fietcher
Knoxville
Hebrew H. Thompson
Philadelphia
David E. Reed
Irvin E. Shadle
Tremont
Fred E. Wermer
Saxton
Wendel Eldridge
North Fairfield
Jackson Monk
Miami
Henry E. Fletcher
Gaithersburg
Harry Smith
Arthur L. Crum
Walkersville
Earl A. Brinkmeyer
Baltimore
Fragmented Names and Sums in Local Notice Digest
A garbled listing cites scattered names and monetary amounts linked to various locations and troopers. Entries include Frederick L Mayotte Crawfordsville Ind and Trooper W F Davis with sums or addresses, alongside multiple scattered names and places in a disrupted notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts
Hagerstown
Frederick L. Mayotte
Crawfordsville
Ind
Frank F. Resko
Silver Springs
John E. Remeburg Jr
Hagerstows
W. F. Davis
Eugene L. Stup
Frederick
Carl Mausy
Howard D. Have
Wayrésboro
Claude A. Bissell
Butler
Robert Efford
Fern R. Laker
Emmitsburg
Walter B. Lyman
Glen Burnle
Dalton W. Perry
East Sixth Street
Edward F. Moss
Middletown
Edward T. Leekins
Doubs
Joe Galileo
Truyman Frolly
Milton
George J. Bowler
Mi Airy
Dayton H. Cranston
Troy
N.Y
John E. Mason
Nemartn
Henry H. Lease
Germantown
Guy Himes
Clay V. iGrosnickle
South Market Street
Everedy Owners Buy Lestoil Concern
Adell Chemical Co makers of Lestoil have been sold to Standard International Corp owners of the Everedy company. The sale, per Everedy executive Charles J. McCarthy, will not directly affect the local firm but will add prestige and prestige to the operation in Andover Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adell Chemical Co
Standard International Corp
Andover
Massachusetts
Everedy Company
Charles J. McCarthy
Unknown thief case cited by Eve Corp executives
McCarthy stated that Eve Corp will leverage The fame of Leston as a product to aid the investigation as the thief or thieves entered and left the store, while the parent organization Dev ioe todo int Soe forebel Massachusetts plans strengthen efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Leston
Eve- Corp
McCarthy
Sabillasville Store Fortunate Break-In No Loss Reported
Sabillasville Shields general merchandise on Main Street was broken into between 10 p.m. Thursday and 7:30 a.m. Friday. Manager C. E. Shields said nothing of value was taken though a desk was pried open and notebooks with receipts were disturbed. He continued inventory to confirm no merchandise missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields General Merchandise
Main Street
Sabillasville
C. E. Shields
Shields
Maryland Tax Take Expected To Surge In 1959
Maryland State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein predicts the 1959 state income tax will gross about two million dollars more than 1958. He estimates corporate and individual payments near 101,499,000, up from 99,700,000, with about 500,000 returns still due by April 18 due to Good Friday. He says the extension was granted for filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
GOP Open House At New Frederick HQ Draws 250 Attendees
The Republican campaign for Mathias for Congress kicked off in Frederick County with a 60 minute open house at 25 North Court Street. Mayor Jacob Ramsburg and Alderman Emmett Bowhis attended along with former Commissioner Samuel Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias
Congress
Frederick County
Republican
North Court Street
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Emmett R. Bowhis
Samuel Young
Notable Officials Attend New Headquarters Opening
Meb il F Wachter, Joseph Payne, Sheriff Horace M Alexander, General D John Markey and Colonel Philip R Winebrenner attended the event. Three hostesses decorated and furnished the new headquarters: Mrs Joseph Etter of Amsville, Mrs Edward Widmayer of Monrovia, and Mrs Paul Zimmerman of New Market, with Miss Helen Remsburg in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mebil F. Wachter
Joseph Payne
Horace M. Alexander
D. John Markey
Philip R. Winebrenner
Joseph Etter
Amsvile
Edward Widmayer
Monrovia
Paul Zimmerman
New Market
Helen Remsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
J Everedy
Lestoil Concern
South Market St
M. R. Rice
Juno Moneta
Jupiter
Bank
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bankers
Damascus
Etchison Corner
Montgomery County
Maryland
Farrow
Hampshire
Poland
China
Yorkshire
Ernest Barnhart & Son
Emmert BR. Rowlus
Robert C. Mullendore
Bartholomew's Church of
Laytonsville
Suranci
Boyer MO
Court St
Internal Revenue Service
Wilson
Bartfis & Zimmerman, Inc
East Patrick St
Frederick City
Ralph Fichter
McKinley Street
N. W
Adams
Rosemont Ave
Frederick, MD
Olsen
Newell Post
Royal Worcester
Mary Castle
Hal Lee
Emmert R. Bowlus
Roy W. Poole
Jennie Ot
Mary C. Ott
Hai Lee Ott
Hood College
Parsons Newman, Attormer
Frederick Federal
the News
Mary Tome
Aes A
Kessler
Bridge
S. Market St
Route 109
Barnesville
Detroit Jewel
General Electric
Smith and Barnes
Singer
M. B. Shannon Diamond
Ignatius Lease
John Shaw
Dr. Sedas
Sedan
Hyd
National Garage Pon
Vanzhall
GMC
Spey Pr. ML
Ford
Tian Rody
Real Cian
Randy
Reed Motor
Middietown
BUICK
OPEL
the Ideal Garage Co
East Patrick
Lawson Motor Sales
Ramelier
Pontiac
Dr. Sed
Cpe
Dr. FM
Mercury
Dr. MA
M. Clean
Renn Pontiac
East Sixth St
Saltimore
L. L. Hubble & Co., Realtors
West 27Th St
Baltimore 11
Belmont
Edith B. Brown
Mt. Airy
Clearwater
Frederick County National Bank OF Frederick
North Market St
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation
Hillman
Br. Sedan
Pentlec Club Cpe
Tuly Very
Viry Clear Studebaker
Bardtep
SAFE
Spegals
Barding
Watomatic
Moyer
Lincoln
Rambier
Renalat
Chevrolet
West South Street
Jefferson & Patrick
Weat Patrick St
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