Woman sentenced to nine months for liquor sale
Oliver Kinna, about 25, known court regular, convicted of selling liquor and sentenced to nine months in the Maryland House of Correction. The case tied to Mary Harding and a raid at her East Fifth Street home, with deputies finding extensive liquor and bottles. Justice Bennett noted prior convictions and urged transfer from Frederick after serving term. Other cases heard included Mrs Zarding and Garber, with further sessions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Kinna
Alton
Bennett
People’s Court
Maryland House of Correction
Matilda Harding
Fifth Street
Pippie
Kinna
Baying Soldiquor
Calvin Kefauver
Kefauver
Peace
Angie Ae “An
Harding
East Firth Street
Uerina
House of Correction
Frederick
Oliver Biarding
Zarding
Wakit
Justice Bennett
Lewis Brightwell
Steiner
Afteer Dal
Garber
John Hal
Trawler Reports Plane Far Out Off Scotch Coast
A British trawler reported sighting an airplane far west of the Outer Hebrides, 56.10 N 14.20 W, flying eastward at 5 am. The radio from Malin Head confirmed the sighting. identity of the aircraft remained unknown and no ongoing action was confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hebrides
Malin Head
Ireland
Wawker Shackleford
Senate Opening Day Observed Through Colorful Styles
A political column recalls the Senate and House opening day with colorful notes on senators. It mentions Henry J. Allen and Wesley Jones, Burton, Connally, Walsh, Wagner, and others, noting attire, age, and the mood of the chamber amid a reshaped Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Reed
Missouri
Senate
Wesley Jones
Washington
Jones
Fisian
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Charlie Surtis
Ransdell
Louisiana
Burton
Ohio
Connally
Texas
House
Earl B. Mayfeld
Walah
Montana
Wagner
New York
Walsh
Overton
North Carolina
Fire at Catoctin Furnace Destroys G B Preley Home
A morning fire about 2 to 3 o clock destroyed the two story frame house occupied by G B Preley, located about a mile south of Catoctin Furnace. Firemen from Thurmont responded. Most furniture was saved, but the house suffered heavy damage with losses estimated in the thousands and partially covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Preley
Catoctin Furnace
Thurmont Fire Company
Whay
D A R Opposes Outdoor Signs Along Highways
The Daughters of the American Revolution at its 38th annual convention adopted resolutions. They approved 30 cent assessments to fund a manual for immigrants and foreigners and to extend Americanization efforts at Ellis Island. They urged states to ban outdoor advertising signs along highways and asked Congress to publish census reports from 1800 to 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Ellis Island
Congress
Reparation Deadlock in Paris Takes Quick Turn
Paris April 20 AP The deadlock between Allied creditor powers and Germany shifts as Dr Hysimar Schacht departs for Berlin to spend Bun Gay in Serun and then Tetum to Paris for Monday's full commission session. West Virginia Governor William Conley travels to Baltimore escorted by state troopers after attending the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
Hysimar Schacht
Berlin
Schacht
Serun
West Virginia
Willam Conley
West Vir- Sinka
Frederik Aded
Baltimore
Maryland
Cassidy
Olier Cubbage
Braddock
Shepherdstown
Jamiey
Winchester
Interest Shown In Plan To Cut Grade Crossings
Frederick County officials and the Frederick Chamber of Commerce discuss a proposal to build a parallel road from Lewistown to Harmony Grove, running beside the Exitsburg pike between two grade crossings. State Roads officials were consulted. no firm action yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grove
Frederick
Board of County Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
G. Cinton Uhl
State Roads Commission
Harry D. Wiliay
Uhl
Eig
Newtear
Lewistown
Worman’s Mill
Prederick County
Exmitsburg Pike
North Market Street
William J. Grove
Queen of Frederick County Plane Destroyed by Fire
A Travelair aircraft owned by Jest Render of New Midway was burned in its hangar on Friday morning. The motor and metal work survived, but the framework and fabric were ruined. Baltimore repairers had been welding on the plane. an overheated metal piece is suspected. Renner bought the Travelair last summer and estimates the loss at about 3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Frederick County
Maryland
Jest Render
New Midway
Baltimore
Travelair
Renner
Prince Henry of Prussia Dies at 66 in Germany
Prince Henry of Prussia brother of the former Kaiser died of pneumonia in Hemmelmark Germany at age 66 after years of poor health. He was known in the United States for his 1902 visit attending the launch and christening of his brother's ship Meteor at Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemmelmark
Germany
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Kaiser
Prince Henry
United States
Jersey City
Blossom fete parade draws crowds from Frederick and surrounding counties
An estimated 100000 people attended the blossom festival parade with participants from Valley groups, military and civic bodies. Notable entrants included Miss Virrida HW and Joseph H. Apple, Massanutten Academy, and Civil War era bands. Prizes awarded ranged from 50 to 160 dollars for posts, schools, floats, and decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Dunia
Varus Coun
Virrida
Willam
Abed
Service Chubs
E'S
Ameri Ty
Boy Scouts
Tand National Guard
American Legion Post
Morris Prock Post
Hagerstown
Uniformed Post
Front Line Post
Washington
Victory Post
Military School
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Washington-Lee High School
Lexington
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Kiwanis Club
Winchester
Society of Friends
Handley High School
Berryrile
Boyle
Front Royal
Future Farmers of Virginia
Moats, C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation
Virginia
Ugue Bhops, Inc
Kindness unlocks 2000 dollar bequest in 1918 will
The will of J. William Payne of Thurmont probated in 1918 estate valued at 20000 to 25000 delegates $100 to Ida Grumbine $50 to Ammie Rawlings $25 each to Katie Hogarth Willie Rawlings and others $2000 to J S Macgill for kindness in business. Widow Repple B. Payne named executor without bond. Also notes a damage suit involving George Powbke and sheriff Fowble over a home raid and alcohol. Interchange of pulpits planned among Carroll and Frederick counties for Church of God with a rally May 9 at Carrollton Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Willam Payne
Thurmont
Ida G. Grumbine
Ammie L. Rawlings
Katie Hogarth
Willie Rawlings
J. Edwin Payne
Mia
BE. Black
Linnie MicGuigan
J. 5. Macgill
Repple B. Payne
Frank R. Martin
Stan. R. Damuth
Catrell Sherif
Raymond Autz
Westminster
George
Powbke
Sherrff
Carroll County
Church Street
Rutz
Sherif Fowble
Prohibition
Moore
Pepersack
Carroll County Cour
Church of God
Woodeboro
Osk Hill
Prederick County
Carrollton Church
Much Street Work in City This Summer
City authorities plan extensive paving and grading on West South Street and Carrol Parkway with Jefferson Street extension work to begin mid May after property acquisitions. Repairs on West Fifth Street hinge on H and H Railway relaying steel. widespread curb gutter work awaits priority decisions. A $250000 bond issue funds the summer improvements with bids due March 14 and payment details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrot! Park
Bentz Street
College Arenue
Carrel Parkway
Callers Avenue
Jefferson Street
Wrest Patrick Street
Virginia Schuette Clarke
West Fifth Street
H. & 3. Railway
South Street
Board of Aldermen
West South Street
Playground Commission
Jevering
Citizens
Jane
City Hall
Maryland
Frederick
Hoover Visit Sparks Hope for Camp Address
Frederick area residents look to President Hoover possibly visiting his Furnace Camp but White House officials say no advance notices will be given. Signs alert that access to the Catoctin property is restricted and security plans are in motion for a quiet Washington to camp transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Hunting Creek
Bureaus of Fisheries
Washington
Lawrence Trickey
North Market Street
Emmitourg Pike
Leviathan Sails With Liquor Stock Aboard
Southampton reports the Leviathan departed for New York with a liquor stock planned for sale to passengers. Officials refused details about quantity, citing secrecy while noting the supply size matches prior shipments and the ship carried 247 first class passengers and expected a similar count to Cherbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
England
Leviathan
New York
Gerad
Cherbours
Mermal
Senate Committee Sets Aside Hoover Views on Plan
A Senate committee chooses to ignore President Hoover’s stance on a proposal. The article notes shifts in administration positions and outlines ongoing debate amid expected fair weather segments through the following days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Hoover
John Wetzel dies after receive brawl incident
A report notes John Wetzel died following injuries from a brawl at a local event. Details on location, timing, and those involved were not fully disclosed. Investigators are reviewing the case for possible charges.
Shooting Near Valeo Hospital Leads to Hearing
A shooting near Valeo Hospital on Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. left Elmer Wetsel wounded and taken to Frederik hospital where authorities detained a man tied to the incident. The State's Attorney prepared charges as a court hearing was scheduled following the altercation between relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valeo Badge
City Hospital
Pelwk
Wilder
Will
Wetzel
Joh
Mat Dotson
Charles Welar
Charles
Ciac Tel
Elmer Wetsel
Frederik
Smith
Iat
Wetsel
Fragmented Local Notice on Damaged OCR Text
Incomplete passage references a transaction with George Young for 12.19 dollars and mentions names Edward J. Scult William L. Darr Bagitsionn A Smith plus a retire day. It also notes a Field incident near Conococheague and a farmer named Geal with damage described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barer
R. St Neente
George Young
Ator
Edward J. Scult
Wiliam
Ae Bagitsionn
Reed Reymood
Geal
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Mattie Harding
Scotch Coast
Rodney Dutcher
Guboty
Catoctin
Weaf
G. B. Fraley
Emmitsburg
Pike
Ant
Gard
Wes Burris
Q. Avenue
Oficer Cronenburg
Trafic
EH. Stroup
Jacob Dannell
Boston
Dannell
Karl D. Widesten
Leeast Walier
N.Y
Emtory C. Crum
Big Home
Trail Avenue
J. Wm. Payne
J. S. Macgill
Mabn
Charis 5. Hahn
H. McBride
Wiliam E
West South ST
Stavkrt
York
Ann
Witla Conley
City of
Win
Hood
Bihay
Hood College
Coblenta
Hal
Winchester Hall
Chete
Atl
Joseph H. Apple
Sara C. Lovejoy
Eliza G. Wilkins
Lillian Brown
Louise Heath
Martha G. Carson
John Freeman Stone
Dorothy E. Reisi
James Watson Roy
Thomas
Elizabeth McIntyre
TNS
UTE
Wiry Wtts
Clissis Murten Lockwood
Harris
Josephate Sowersby
Mildred Streitz
Antoinette McMillan
Miram Rhoads
Fredérick
Friderik
Ahawl
Katherine Kieffer
Anna Singon
Anna Larken
Miriam Rhoads
Alice Staley
Pautim Thornton
Buckeystown
Katherine Schnebley
Charlotte Detrich
Elizabeth Erwin
Judith Auk
Dorothy Collents
Latreda Haurer
Eleanor Weagley
Virginia Coblentz
Midgetown
Mary Catherine Jendas
Hancock
James WoEtshis
Francis Keefer
Robert Osburn
Robert Yinger
Robert B. Stull
Vernon Crostman
Edward Stoner
Howard Taylor Jr
George Zeigler
Eugene Creed
Braddock Krights
Charles Sister
Eric Summers
Leslie Shafer
Middletown
Fred L. Tockler
Hard Mathershead
Paul Gabie
Emmitsau Ter
Oded
Fandalistoan
George H. Stauffer
Walkersville
Fulvon Gre
Arthur Kidder
Gordon Mc Bade
Cnevy Chase
Hosten S
Felton x
Aurionerr
Srougnt
Act
Westnet
John Wetzel
Atto
of Mt
Salo
RFF
Pyle
Stee
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