Glenn Kline Fined After Trial Held
Glenn Kline was convicted by Magistrate Emmett R. Bowlus in Police Court for assault and battery on Milton Wolf and for throwing a rock through Wolf’s car window. He was fined six dollars plus costs and noted an appeal to delay payment. Wolf testified of the confrontation at Kline’s home in Smythsburg on April 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Kline
Garfield
Emmett R. Bowlus
Milton Wolf
Smythsburg
Wolf
Dom
Kline
Sife
Waioess
Smithsburg
Hum
Alton Y. Bennett
Atorney Sherman P Bowers
Millard Engle
Gaithersburg
Benj Phebue Wallian Hahn
Fred Straley
Serenade Held at Youngs for Snoots Wedding
A serenade was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Young near Liberty town in honor of Mr and Mrs Aubrey Snoots recently married. Attendees included many local residents and extended family with lists of Smiths, Youngs, Snooks and others prominent in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Young
Libertytown
Aubrey Snoots
Snoots
Dorothy Young
Aubrey Sheet
William Smath
Albert Snoots
Harry Snoot
Voster Snoots
Earl Garber
Sterling Hoone
John Smith
Warry Smith
Willis Smith
Francis Widdinger
Alice Diller
Ernest Moales
Kay Peddicard
Edward South
Annie Stitels
Thomas Smith
Monroe West
Mrr
Arthur Purdam
Mises Eleanor Baker
Madeline Norns
Catherine Bidding
Samuel Ghisan
Johnny Smith
Charles Horton
Willam Smith
Merevin Moxley
Lee Noreis
Kenneth Garber
Paul Riddinger
George Riddinger
Romanus Smith
Charles Smith
Bernard Smith
Ralph Moxles
Witham Young
Winter Ailments and Sleep Loss From Post Duty
A fragmented note describes a watchman at a railroad crossing who fell asleep, causing a crash. The piece blends accounts of winter illness, insomnia, and stomach woes, with a muddled urge to seek remedies like herbal tonics to overcome fatigue and cold symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com
Cumberland
Dave
Guardsmen Ordered To Shoe Strike Zone
National guardsmen were dispatched to Lewiston and Auburn as violence flared during a shoe strike. Police and state troopers clashed with massed strikers in two incidents, with tear gas used as crowds gathered. authorities said no troops were sent to Grey Barrows. the governor faced questions over constitutional authority and deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistun
National Guardsmen
Anto
Washington
Optaniwatan
Harkins
China
Canferenci
Tumperros
General Motors
Unicago
Sharvester Company
Union
Sistem i
la Sisten
Lewiston-Auburn Petesral
Gaerdis
Gay Lewis
Baeyaws
Lions
Cus
Frederick Ford
Auburin
Grey
Barrows
Sqandrosy
Alleers
Aty
Pggc Snes
Patlusey
Spoe
Afaa
Bain
Rees
Fae
Supreme Court
Oshawa workers eye peace talks amid union dispute
Representatives of Oshawa workers urged a peace process as the United Shoeworkers of America union, aligned with John L Lewis, called a strike on March 2 and faced opposition from Heppurn. Detours to reconciliation were discussed with the general meeting in Danube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Shoeworkers of America Union
John L Lewis
Comemittee For Industrial Organization
O Hawa
John Lo Lewis
Lae
Demonstration Postponed at Lae Myster Site
A garbled notice notes a postponed demonstration linked to a land deal or building lots. Names include Otho AL, Anns Joba, Mrs Edadetek, Mr Mel, VanFossen Avene, and several others. The text references deeds, surface tests, and a planned home project, with unclear dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho AL
Anns
Joba
Edadetek
Ana
VanFossen
Unclear Event Postponed By Local Fire Company
Fragmentary notice indicates an event planned for Friday at five time by the United Fire Company was postponed due to unspecified circumstances. Details are unreadable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthoduckweld
United Fire Company
Wed- Sweater
Aestiav
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Thompson
U. S
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Graham Milk
Magnesia
Haarlem
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Lae Myster
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Mone Toek
National
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Saterday Doemane
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