Denies Charge Faces New One In Court
A string of drunkenness and paraphernalia cases fills the docket as Frank McKnight proclaims innocence after a Saturday night arrest, a new charge added for being drunk in court. Other defendants include Charles Keith Joseph Brooks Howard Newman Inez and Wilson Jefferson and George Bowman facing checks or street drunkenness, with collateral forfeitures listed and multiple remands to jail. A separate class meeting at the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School closes with songs prayers and prize wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manut
M. Weinberg
Frank McKnight
Brunswick
McKnight
Charles Keith
Joseph Brooks
Howard Newman
Lucketts
Jai
Inez
Wilson Jefferson
Frank Gettinger
Montevue
George Bowman
Urbana
Bowman
George R. Pain
F. W. Fraley
Thurmont
Fraley
John R. Lloyd
Petersville
Charles W. Smith
Daniel Fisher
James Edward Over
A. W. Mathews
Spaulding Chase
Harvey Scheetz
Sears Cole
J. L. Renner
Joseph Collins
John R. Brown
Chester C. Mentzer
Buckeystown
Charles Brown
Findlay
Ohio
Charles B. Pentoney
Funkstown
Meredith RK. Davis
Hyattsville
William H. Houck
Gosnell Named Assistant Clerk to County Commissioners
The County Commissioners appointed Herbert E. Gosnell of 14 East Second Street as assistant clerk, succeeding Mary Gregory who resigned to resume duties as Montevue clerk. Gosnell, a former roads contractor and WPA engineer supervisor, previously oversaw the removal of street car rails from Frederick streets last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosnell
Herbert E. Gosnell
East Second Street
Mary Gregory
Montevue
WPA
Frederick Streets
I Lost My Feet in War Bonds Message
A wounded private from the 2nd Marines recalls losing both legs above the knees after mortar fire on a hill. He describes the moment of realization and the dressing station, then notes a fellow amputee learning to walk on two new legs. He asks readers to buy war bonds and stay hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Marines
Salomons
Ralph J. Theis
Jants
Community notes of visits and illnesses in New Market
New Market people hosted relatives and friends from Washington D C Bel Air Ruxton and Endowood over the weekend and several families reported illnesses Measles affected Miss Sarah Watkins and the Lavars children suffered mumps while A J Zimmerman improves at home Other items note Rev Biggs Elliott moving to Urbana and Mrs K D Schurecker traveling to Richmond VA for a ill daughter Also reported: Pennsylvania fish hatcheries distributed over 600 million fish in one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Alma Siler
Washington, D. C
Newton Seitz
David Vauthier
Leon P. F. Vauthier
Jean Bennetts
Jean Bennett
Fred Harrison
Endowood
Harry Wood
Linwood Davis
Washington, D CC
Irz Davis
George McComas
Jane McComas
Baltimore
Lucian
Billy
Bveny Lavars
A. J. Zimmerman
K. D. Schurecker
Richmond
Mary Griffith Wrightson
Sarah Griffith
Mealey
Ruxton
Robert Lowman
Skunk in Well Prompts City Pump Request
A Frederick area farmer asked the City Engineer on Monday to send a pump to clear his well after a skunk entered last fall and drowned, leaving the water with a skunk odor. The city lacks a pump for that job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
W. Raymond Walter
Day in Honor for Pvt Crum at East Fifth Street
A day in honor of Charles Preston Crum son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Tobery was held at his grandfather Charles W Kolb home with Miss Hazel Hoffman present at 134 East Fifth Street. Crum left Monday for Fort Meade. A dinner and many useful gifts were given to the guest of honor. Attendees included Charles Preston Crum, Charles W Kolb, Hazel Hoffman, Clarence Tobery and wife, Mrs Homer Harris, Mr and Mrs Weldon Gosnell, Mrs Albert Shafer, Mary Linck, Ruby May Reed, Francis Marion Harris, and Donald Hildebrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Preston Crum
Clarence Tobery
Charles W. Kolb
Hazel Hoffman
East Fifth Street
Pvt. Crum
Fort Meade
Homer Harris
Homer Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Gosnell
Albert Shafer
Mary Linck
Ruby May Reed
Francis Marion Harris
Donald Hildebrand
Deeds Recorded Transfer Of Properties In Mt Airy And Oak Orchard
Deeds recorded in the clerk’s office show Chas A Ogle selling to Florence G Riddlemoser and husband a Hill Street Mt Airy property for about 3100 dollars. Lillian Baker Long executors sold to Daniel R Grossnickle and wife a 139 acre Oak Orchard farm for 9500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Ogle
Florence G. Riddlemoser
Hill Street
Mt. Airy
Lillian Baker Long
Daniel R. Grossnickle
Oak Orchard
Victory garden books and wartime reading picks
The weekly Beek Review highlights two guidebooks for home gardeners, the Victory Garden Manual by James H. Burdett and The Old Dirt Dobbler's Garden Book by Thomas A. Williams, plus a wartime reading roundup. It praises Burdett for planning and pest control tips, and notes Williams adds landscaping insights for non vegetable gardeners. It also reviews Carl Van Doren Mutiny in January, David Greenhoods Wabash Hill, and other war era titles including Tunis Expedition, Remember Pearl Harbor, and works on George Washington Carver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endive
Prycesi
Victory Gardens
James H. Burdett
Ziff-Davis
McBride
Pennsylvania
Carl van Doren
Viking Press
van Doren
Washington
Anthony” Wayne
Col
Elias Dayton
Secret Service
Rise of a Brilliant Scientist George Washington Carver
Born into slavery, George Washington Carver rose to become a renowned scientist respected worldwide. The Royal Society of England honored him with a fellowship, highlighting his enduring impact on science and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Carver
Royal Society of England
County Manager Form of Government Planned
A preliminary draft charter for Montgomery County proposes a county manager form of government with a nine member Rockville council, a merit based civil service, and a capital and expense budget. It bars political contributions by county officers and employees and includes a veto and referenda on franchises and bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Charter Board
Maryland General Assembly
County Board Members Named From Last Election
The Charter Board members chosen at the last election are Frederick P. Lee chairman Bethesda Thomas M. Anderson secretary Rockville Tarlton Brooke Randy Spring Mrs Minner Hostetler Glen and Stephen James Silver Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick P. Lee
Bethesda
Thomas M. Anderson
Rockville
Tarlton Brooke
Randy Spring
Minner Hostetler
Glen
Stephen James
Silver Spring
Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Bowel Movements
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for constipation and mental dullness. It claims the tablets stimulate bile secretion and muscular intestinal action, with pricing 154 10¢ and 0¢, urging readers to follow directions at all drugstores.
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Cornelia Wachter
William Kemp
Rt 4
PRTG
Hemp Long
T. Mull
Summers
West Patrick Street
God
Wachter
Grossnickle
Ramsburg
Boyer
Ralph J. Thels
Frederick Brick Works, Inc
Frederick, Me
Bend
Ldsaess
David Greenhood
Wabash Hill
California
Sierra
War
Darryl F. Zanuck
Tommy-totin
Woo
White
Tay
Nvasion
North Africa
Fred
Ile “Tunis
G. Quaritch Wales
Crowell
England
Blake Clark
Pearl Harbor
Harper & Broa
America
Bert Terhune
Anice Terhune
Arper & Bros
Rackham Holt
Doubleday Doran
Lykea
Hillside Coal CO
Water ST
Sters
Silver
China
Rose Point
Wallace
Kamsberg
Stors
KEY Hotel Bldg
Frederick County National Bank I
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Taveen
Loudebaker
Studebaker
Stedebaker
Bethie Berteshipse
Pteel Asurt
Hillside Motor CO
Water Street
Frederick, MD
Teo
Angieas
Markell & Ford
Farmers State Bank of
Emmitsburg
Maryland
United States
Pak
U.S
George L. Wilhide
Cashier
M. F. Seafp
P. F. Burket
William Bollinger
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
Ada H, Sperry
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