Vagrancy case reversals curb six month sentences
In Frederick county, John Burns case prompted ruling that vagrancy law did not apply locally. William and Emma Fogle were reassessed from six months to three months at Montevue, with the county to supervise work. County officials debated law power and effects of the June 1 magistrate expansion.
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John Burns
Montevue
House of Correction
William
Emama Fogle
C. H. Eckstein
Fogies
D. Princeton Buckey
Frederick County
Fogles
Burns
Buckey
Frederick
the Fogles
Battle Cry of Peace at City Opera House Next Week
Frederick audiences will see The Battle Cry of Peace at the City Opera House on Monday and Tuesday with matinee at 2 30 pm and two evening performances. The war drama features stirring battle scenes and a pro preparedness message. Red Cross nurse uniforms adorn ushers while Boy Scouts and Company A assist crowds. a Monday morning parade by the Boy Scout band promotes the show.
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Frederick
City Opera House
Red Cross
Company A
Boy Scout
Junior Cadets Win Over 8th Grade Team 18 to 4
The Junior B H Team of Boys' High School defeated the Middle town 8th Grade Team 18 to 4 on the road. Fisher Welty Waters Uhler Meyers contributed offensively while Arthur Myers pitched well for Frederick, allowing two passes and striking out eight. Lineups included Wallis Armstrong H Welty Uhler F Welty Fisher Grove Meyers Waters. substitutions Hammond for Waters and Boyer for Uhler.
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B. H
Middletown
Fisher
Welty
Waters
Uhler
Meyers
Arthur Myers
Frederick
Wallis
Armstrong
H. Welty
Among the Sick in Local Notes
Mr Claude R McCleery of West Church street has improved and can sit up after a period of illness. Mrs Donald McLean of Frederick is slightly improved at the Church Home and Infirmary Baltimore after a quiet night. David Lamar of Middletown, son of Dr and Mrs A A Lamar, injured his right hand when a swinging cellar window fell on it.
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Claude R. McCleery
West Church Street
Donald McLean
Frederick
Church Home
Baltimore
David
A A. Lamar
Middletown
Road Cost Per Mile Highlights County Highway Work
Three miles of hard road from Deerfield to Wolfsville cost $849.28, averaging just over $283 per mile after the first mile paid by property owners. The project, supervised by Charles Wolfe, pleased local regiments. Also, the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Baltimore elected officers and launched funds for a centennial celebration in 1919 and a state home.
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Deerfield
Wolfsville
Charles Wolfe
Odd Fellows
Ute
Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Baltimore
Fe. J. GC. Parsons
Martinl. Beall
Lanry M. McCullough
William A. Jones
J. F. Flammer
A. T. Snodegar
C. W. Bennett
J. Roscoe Wheatley
C. Clear
Grand Guardian
William G.schmidt
Re-elected State Chaplain At Crisfield Maryland
At the State Council meeting in Crisfield Maryland this week M fr Etchison of Jefferson Council No 127 was re elected as State Chaplain. He has served as chaplain for several years.
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State Council
Crisfield
Freckles Vanish with Othine Prescription Ad
A prominent physician promotes Othine as a guaranteed remedy to remove freckles. The ad claims rapid improvement, with lighter freckles fading after first applications and a money back guarantee if it fails. Consumers are urged to ask for double strength ethine.
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Fis
ayeGii
Arsaee
Brunswick firemen nominate officers for upcoming election
At a Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company meeting last Wednesday nominations were made for all offices to be filled next Wednesday. President Garry Chew. first vice presidents J N Werntz and William Sebnauffer. second vice president FT Cahill. secretary J Rt Mathias and O P Karn. treasurer O F Karn FT Spitz er and JC Campher. chief GQ GU Daer and III N Forrest. chaplain J 17 Bowers and William Sebnauffer. sergeant at arms Grayson Cummings and Wilbur Forrest. Board of Governors nominees include S T Logan, Willian Schniauffer, W Hutts, J y Cabil, Stanley Wirts, Wilbur Sigafoose. five members to be elected.
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Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Garry Chew
J, N. Werntz
William Sebnauffer
FT. Cahill
J. Rt. Mathias
0. P Karn
O. F. Karn
FL Spitzer
JC. Campher
GU. Daer
III
N. Forrest
Bowers
Willam Sebnauffer
Grayson Cummings
Wilbur Forrest
S T. Logan
Willian Schniauffer
W. Hutts
J. Y. Cabil
Stanley Wirts
Wilbur Sigafoose
Middletown Pupils Win Shorthand and Typing Contest
Middletown high school pupils defeated Brunswick in a joint shorthand and typing contest held Tuesday. Senior class results show Brunswick and Middletown competitors, led by Mabel Tedrick and Ethel Everhart in shorthand with strong word totals and low errors. Junior class winners include Harl Kelley and Edward S. Gafoose with high word counts and minimal errors.
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Middletown
Brunswick
Mabel Tedrick
Ethel Everhart
George King
Harl Kelley
Edward S.gafoose
Russell Reed
Hood College Glee Club at Brunswick Brings Spring Concert
Hood College Glee Club returns to Brunswick High School events after last year's success. The April 28 performance marks the third and final entertainment in this year’s Brunswick program under school auspices. Also, Mr. S. W. Timms, a Springfield Hospital stroke survivor, spent Sunday in Brunswick and shows health improvement with hopes to resume Y M C A work soon.
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S. W. Timms
Springfield Hospital
Brunswick
Miss Nellie Bissett Named Brunswick Store Clerk
Miss Nellie Bissett has accepted a clerical post in A N Werntz’s Brunswick store, succeeding Miss Mary Seward who resigned about ten days ago and returned to Middletown. The Sunday School and Bethany church will hold an Easter service titled The Lighted Cross next Sunday evening with a full program of readings songs and anthems led by local children and adults. Mr Myer Kaplan, a University of Pennsylvania law student, visited home for spring vacation. Mr and Mrs RS Line moved their household to Mead ow’s flat above Mrs Keating’s millinery store, as the previous occupants moved to Boonesharo.
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Nellie Bissett
A.N. Werntz
Mary Seward
Middletown
Bethany Church
Brunswick
Cora Mobley
Nellie Evans
Sappily
Phere
Milcreu Kaetzel
Lee Feete
Audrey Hogan
Tig
Boone Karn
Margaret Slogan
Natalie Lincks
Yallie Lockdale
Helen Karn
Jesus
Virginia Working
Margaret Ioffmaster
Josephine Porter
Alberta Hoar
Walter Minnick
Grace McGaha
David Hogan
Christ
Myer Kaplan
Law Department
University Frce Pennsylvania
R S&s. Line
Reliable ORRINE liquor habit remedy offered
A local notice promotes ORRINE as a home treatment to curb drinking. It claims a money back guarantee if no benefit, presents two forms No 1 tasteless powder and No 2 pill, priced at $1 for four bottles, with a free booklet. Contact A Williamson at 40 Market Street.
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Orrine
A. Williamson
N. Market St
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Opera House
Circuit Court
Brunswick News Notes
Ea White
Buffalo
Frederick Chautauqua
James E. Doll
JEW. R and
Optician
Alway Pars
McCardell
McCardell Building
Frederick, MD
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