Democrats Form Winebrenner for Congress Club in May Primary
More than a hundred Democrats, including several women, gathered at the Fran ci Scott Key Hotel to organize a Winebrenner for Congress Club. State's Attorney William M. Storm was named temporary chairman and the group pledged active efforts to mobilize votes for the May primary, endorsing David C. Winebrenner for the Sixth District seat.
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Blue and Crey
Franci Scott Key
Congress” Club
Dorsey Etchison
Princeton Buckey
Democraix
William M. Storm
Donald Smith
Myr. Storm
F. Ross Myers
Edhison
Buckey
Club
Winebrenner
Congress
Mr. Winebrenner
David C. Winebrenner
United States
Montgomery Court Cleans Docket for March Term
Excepting a few minor cases, the circuit court in Norkville cleared its criminal docket for the March term last week. The current week will focus on civil cases with numerous criminal dispositions including larceny and violation of local option laws, many with not guilty verdicts or suspended sentences.
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Norkville
Frank Jackson
Jareeny
House of Correction
Jussell McDonald
Kireeny
House of
William Smith
Leon Taker
Marie Williams
Gimilly
Henry Genus
Honse
Newton Kendall
Charles Arnol
Samuel Downs
Henry Miles
Albert Cooper
Uichard Franey
Norris King
Martha BE. Shanholtz
Charles Skins
Ie Diges
Man pleads guilty after drunk driving arrest in Wayler Glessner case
Wayler R. Glessner of Hagerstown admitted driving a car while intoxicated and disorderly conduct at police headquarters. He was fined 110 dollars by Justice J. Grahame Johnson after being arrested Saturday evening by Special Deputy Tomy Nusz. A liquor bottle found in his car was broken during the incident. his car was held as collateral and he was released pending a hearing. He appeared with attorney Fr. Neel Pailer and received the minimum fines due to a previously clean record.
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Linner
Wayler R. Glessner
Iagerstown
J. Grahame Johnson
Glessner
Tomy Nusz
Neel Pailer
Nebraska Bread Law Question Sparks Interstate Dispute
Nebraska's law setting maximum and minimum loaf weights is challenged as invalid by a state court. The Burns Baking Co contests the state’s weight standards while Thurmont Purchases Fire Hose reports a 700 foot order from the Eureka Fire Hose Department, United States Rubber Co, through the Siuardian Hose Company.
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Nebraska
Washington
Storrine Court
Jay Burns Baking Company
Nohressay
Thurmont
Siuardian Hose Company
Eureka
United States Rubber Company
Community play and church events brighten Wyattstown
Wy atstown reports the Community Club staged The Bashful Mr Bobbs at Burdette's Hall on April 12. An April 19 Farm Folks show at Burdette dial and April 26 at Browningsville Community Mall are planned. New anthem books arrive for Christian services with Easter music on April 20.
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Wyattstown
Mr. Bobbs
Burdette’s Hall
Burdette Dial
Browningsville
Christian Church
Gladyg
Myrtle Browning
W. V. Burdette
R. L. Sutton
Rockville
Southeast May Get New National Park
Knoxville backs the Great Smoky Mountain region as a southeast national park candidate. The Smokies stretch along the Tennessee North Carolina line with ten peaks over 6,000 feet and still abundant wildlife, though rapidly declining without protection. The blue haze gives the range its name.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Hubert Work
Secretary of the Interior
Great Smoky Mountain
Tennessee
North Carolina
North America
Rockies
Taneytown Notes and Local Notices Update
Mr. Silas Harp of Enerton hosts Minnie Bultmaan visiting Mrs. Rouczahu. Mrs. Ira E L Pryor visits daughter in Washington DC where a young son arrived. Mr. BP Mays employed by C and BP Telephone Co. spent weekend with mother Mrs. Lynn Hays. Mrs. J W Hoover is ill, others ill and recovering. Ernest McFarland family returned from Strausburg VA to Mus McFarland’s parental home. The stork brought a young son to Mr and Mrs George Barkdoll. Rev Wolfe at Silver Ruin near Deas ed at home Thursday. G FOS Gay from Taneytown Lodge No 2 attended Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias April 8. Charm Behavl was seen in the Opera House Friday by Union Bridge High School. Mrs Baw Waals and daughter near Pleasant Valley until Mrs User Lemmon spent Sunday with Mrs Jesse Myers. Mrs Hoy Keefer of Titiontown spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs J A Pierce Garner. C S Perthit, through his brother Jury Dern, home from Frederick City Hospital after several minutes. Miss Miriam Shipley visiting sister Mrs Henry Yancey returned home. G Batrry Birnie reported sick. John Byers and wife spending days in Haltimore. AL CG Woll Silver Row visited Mrs Jacob Shawyer living with erewdaughter Mrs Waller Wilt. Ost watch The News grow.
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Union Bridge
la. Farge
E. E. Thompson
Monroe Wilson
Robert Green
Allentown
Plymouth
C. E. Star
St. James Lutheran Church
Dr. Sarks
Clifford Homer Richmond
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mabel Owens
Horace
Emma Owens
Baltimore
Mt. View
A. Wilson
Tidewater Cement Co
William Hyde, Jr
Ha Rqisburg
Clifford Richmond
Gei
Joh Grable
Thomas Nesson
Z. T. Miller
V Ok Doddrow
Frank Snyder
John W. Messler
Frank Blessing
James Albaugh
David Stitely
E.W. Boone
Troy Ilarp
Kate Sarp
Rocky Ridge
Ross Myers
Kate Slarp
Ruth Leister
Fesse TR Klein
George Garber
W. W. Grassnickle
Frederick
Ohio
Mr. Garber
Silas Harp
Enerton
Minnie Bultmaan
Rouczahu
Ira EL. Pryor
Edwin Dowling
Washington, D. C
K Mays
C. & BP. Telephone Co
Lynn Hays
Taneytown
Rev
Wolfe
Silver Ruin
Advants
Deased
All Valley
Jesse Myers
Fos. Gay
Taneytown Lodge
Grand Lodge
Union Bridge High School
Baw Waals
Pleasant Wall
User
Lemmon
Biltington
Ya York
Hoy Keefer
Titiontown
Imother
J. A. Pierce Garner
Perthit
Ihury Dern
Wrederick City Hospital
Miriam Shipley
Henry Yancey
Charlottavilly
Waling
State expert meets local apple growers in Hagerstown district
Dr Shaw of the Hatenstan Service University visits Ma Siund to inspect orchards with pest focus and discuss spraying. He notes cooperative planning on packing and marketing, and anticipates central packing for the coming crop. Rev Mowbray will base Frederick District headquarters in Hagerstown after Baltimore Conference.
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Shaw
Hatenstan Service University
Ma Siund
Francis Seaty Key
Corde
Ho Hag
Te Ihence
Ife
Hagerstown
Dy. T. Mowbray
Frederick
McDowel
Baltimore
Baltmore
Nagerstown
St. Pauls M. L
Uagerstown
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Great Smoky Mountains
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