Vagrant Prisoners to Work Under Frederick City Plan
Frederick Maryland consider a municipal ordinance allowing vagrants jailed for nonpayment of fines to be put to work during their sentence. Magistrate Motter proposed four weeks’ labor to cover fines and costs, with Mayor approval guiding who qualifies. City Attorney Smith was reviewing legality.
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Guy Eo Motter
Anc
Spee
Lord C
Motier
Ming
Elias Cowt
Prederick
Obana Oma
Frederick City
Knights of the Road
Maryland
Frederick
Chty
Edward J. Smith
Court News Marriage Licenses
Forster G. Holney 23 of Monrovia to Pebru 3 and Princes L. Walters 21 of bit Airy colored. Bruce Ervin Miller 3 and Eluim Property Ceded. Bibel Addison Elmer Powell and husband to Minna Florence Elmer Miller county $5. George H. Ashbaugh executor to elen B. Ashbaugh county $725. George H. Ashbaugh and wife to raed G. Ashbaugh et al county Co Lenge Laxy Marino et al to Rose Marino 180 year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forster G. Holney
Monrovia
Peoute
Princes L. Walters
Bit. Airy
Bruce Ervin Miller
Eluim
Bibel Addison Elmer Powell
Minna Florence Elmer Miller
George H. Asnbaugh
Eaxecutor
Elen B. Ashbaugh
George H. Ashbaugh
Toraed G. Ashbaugh
County
Lenge, Laxy Marino
Rose Marino
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Arrives in New York After Chicago Visit
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt arrived in New York from Chicago and remarked that people outside drought areas seem better fed clothed and happier. She visited her home on Sixty fifth Street with her secretary and commented on relief conditions in dreary areas.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Sixty-fifth Street
Doubled Bids and Club Lead Logic in Bridge Play
A bridge analysis questions persistent doubling with a trump shortness. It argues that an 8% contract misleads opponents and a double may reveal unnecessary information. West's hand example suggests avoiding a double when slam potential relies on hearts and trumps, noting East's king of clubs lead and declarer's ace in dummy.
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West
East
Bridge Problem Solving from South West North East
A four spade contract is analyzed with West opening two diamonds and East signaling heart honor. Declarer finesses the spade ten, draws trumps, discards clubs, and uses diamonds to establish winners. The play ends with the ten of diamonds winning and the final trick secured regardless of West's defense.
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Knesse
Ekre
Local Social News and Divorce Suit Report
Red Lion and nearby towns guests visit families during the weekend. Mrs Bertha Ellen Cook of Frederick files for absolute divorce from Charles F Cook citing adultery. court orders he pay $35 court costs and $13.50 weekly alimony, with further proceedings to be set.
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Dnivorce
Bertha Ellen Cook
Charles F. Cook
West Fourth Street
House of Correction
Arthur D. Whilard
Cook
TR Alton Y. Bennett
UL 5
G. Rupp
Civil Custody Suit Involving Mrs Cook
Three children are in custody dispute with Mrs Cook alleging she deals. She accuses Cook of adultery with a woman named Bac Ung and other women. Her complaint claims Cook earns about $27 weekly from a county contractor.
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Cook
Bac- Ung
Civitan Club urges county man for Roads Commission.
Annapolis Aug 9 The Civitan Club last night urged Gov Ritchie to appoint a county resident to the State Roads Commission and succeed the late Q Clinton Uhl as chairman. Members praised the county health department and will seek Rockefeller Foundation support.
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Annapolis
Albert C. Ritchie
Anne Arundel County
State Roads Commission
Civitan Club
Clinton Uhl
Model Health Department
Rockefeller Fatindatton Vermin Hat
Re-employment Office address speaker at Lions luncheon
Papaidig the simius of the National Re-employment office Oliver Short Maryland commissioner spoke to the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel. He described the local office as part of CWA, placing qualified workers in private jobs mainly domestic, resort or farm help in Frederick county. The meeting was introduced by William Bennett with plans for a Lions Middletown Club picnic meeting at the Middletown pool or Fairmont cottage Braddock Heights in case of rain. Charles M. Staley attended as director of the local office and Hart Etchison presided.
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Papaidig
Naonal Re-employment Office
Oliver ©. Short
Maryland
Short
William B. Bennett
Lions
Middletown Club
Middletown
Fairmont Cottage
Braddock Heigh's
Bennett
Charles M. Staley
Hart Etchison
Quenstedt Shifts Sides In Maryland Gubernatorial Race
Annapolis August reports Mayor Walter E. Quenstedt withdraws from the Republican gubernatorial nomination race and announces candidacy for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. He endorses Harry W. Nice, citing statewide support and a belief Nice won in 1919 but was denied by election machinery.
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Annapolis
Walter E. Quenste
Court of Appeals
Harry W. Mies
Gay Broedarg
Harry W. Nice
Quenstedt
Nice
Maryland
Monsignor Bradley Improves at Providence Hospital
Right Rev. Monsignor B. J. Bradley, president of Mount St. Mary's College, has improved after weeks of observation and treatment at Providence hospital in Washington, D. C. He is expected to return to the college soon before leaving to visit his sister in Braintree, Massachusetts.
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Bradley
Monsignor
B. J. Bradley
Mount St. Mary's College
Providence Hospital
Washington, D. C
Braintree
Mass
Transient Files Suit After Being Fired From Frederick Bureau
A Frederick transient sought to sue the local bureau for back pay after being dismissed from regular employment earning about $19 weekly. Officials advised the man to seek an attorney and pursue his case. no further action reported. Police Court cases heard by Justice Motter included Carl R. Stone fined for drunken and reckless driving. Charles Rhodes given suspended sentence for license violations. Dr W E Trail paying collateral for a stop stem charge. Ernest Peach ordered to leave the city on vagrancy. James Day summoned on non-support charges.
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Frederick
Bureau
Transent
Guy K. Motter
Carl R. Stone
Galthersburg
A. P. Anderson
Linden Hills
Chas. Rhodes
J. RR. Miller
W. E Trail
Mier
Ernest Peach
Ben Phebus
James Day
Charlie W. Smith
World’s Fair visitors and local guests noted this week
Comus events report Ralph and Oscar Stottlemyer and Robert Rannerberger at Chicago World’s Fair. Miss Luella Harris of Ellmbeth New Jersey visited Mrs. Jennie E. Baker and Earle Baker at Colonial Beach. Evelyn Holland and Minor Atteone Workington spent time with Evelyn’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ranneberger and family traveled to Lunenburg Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gregg and ...
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Comus
Ralph
Oscar Stottlemyer
Robert Rannerberger
Chicago
Luella Harris
Ellmbeth
N. J
Jennie E. Baker
Baker
Earle
Baker and
Colonial Beach
Evelyn Holland
Minor
Workington Mere
Sas
Evelyn
George C. Holland
Luther Ranneberger
Robert
T. W. Brown
Lunenburg
Rannerberger
John Shaffer
Ranneberger
Oxford
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Strine Family Reunion Details Disclosed In Corrections
The News-Post notes omissions in a prior report on Strine's reunion listing attendees from Walkersville York City and Baltimore and naming prize winners including Richard Dover Mrs Catherine Toms P A Strine and George Little plus Ephraim Cover and others. A literary aside describes a fox chased by a fox pursuing its tail and a caper ending in tragedy.
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Strine
News-Post
Janet Lee
Eddie van Fossen
William Carmack
Walkersville
William Moser
Albert Long
Ernest. Long
Lian Moser
Bring Buckholm
Richard
Jack
Buddy Buckholtz
Baltimore
William Chatelain
Charles Fyock
York
Harry Strine
LeGore
Frederick Bowers
Doris Bowers
Lewistown
Richard Dover
Hanover
Catherine Toms
Walkeraville
Oman
P. A. Strine
George Little
New York
Ephraim Cover
Local society notes recount visits and guests across region
Miss Lotte Harris and Mattie B. Johnson along with Mrs. Jennie E Baker and Mr Geerte Wodehneen are noted as guests of Dr. and Mrs William C. Miller in Gaithersburg. Georgie Huffer visits grandmother in Brucpwick for weeks. Luella Harts and others take a trip to Luray Caverns. Several families host relatives from Washington, including Forest Kinns, Mr and Mrs Jame Spring, and Mr and Mrs F. M. Johnson. Naomi and Norma Welting return from weeks with grandparents Thomas and another in Washington area. The banana tree is an herb.
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Kilmer Stokes
Washington
Lotte Harris
Mattie B. Johnson
Jennie E Baker
Geerte Wodehneen
Willam C. Miller
Gaithersburg
Georgie Huffer
Ewing
Brupawick
Luella Harts
Jennie E. Baker
George H. Johnson
Luray Caverns
Luray
Forest Kinns
Kin¢ Nall
Jame Spring
F. M. Johnson
George
Bolland
Homer King
Fort Myer
George Gregg
Gregg
Jack Donald
Lillian Moxley
Henry Gregg
Clarence
Lester Gregg
Tuesaday
Naomi and
Norma Welting
Pear Washington
Thomas Dillon
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Ciuba
Hearta Wan
Weet
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Mr. Pleasant
Austin Hildebrand
Mervin Grove
Mervin, Jr
James
Red Lion
Bir
James G. Herbst
Lucy Herbst
Elmer Kiracofé
Hagerstown
Lewis F. Lochner
August Monath
Lineboro
Jacob C. Monath
Harry Herbst
Ellsworth Ness
Idx Kiracore
Wiliam T. Delawter
Jennie E. Barker
Mary
Fogle
Lewis Geisinger
Charles
Daniel
Bert
Mary King
C. Luther King
Clark Marsh
C. L. King
Raymwnd
Liv Saga
Henry Enghbsecht
John Frydettecht
Raymond Lindsay
Edward Boone
Anne Arundel Group
Coatty
Olwer
Short Speaks
Pearre
Drug & Prescription Service
Rey
Delicione
WM. Schluderberg T
J. Kumdle
Hagerstown, MD
West Patrick
Blue Ridge Lie
North Market &T
Sunkist
U.S. No. 1 Potatoes
Peck
Celery County
Kehne Bottling Works
F&s
Fuhrmann & Schmidt Brewing Co
Shamokin, Penna
Mr. Johnsen
Alster
James E. Doll
Frederice
Biser
Ira E. Biser
Staub’s
Libby
Heinz’s
Certo
Boston
Crisco
Retne
Daisy Maryland
ABC
Jar
Lebanon
Sugar
Oregon
Kenny
Kenny's
Ang
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Bank of Personal Service
Uw 10
Frankfurters
Bologna
Filbert
Miller's Corn
Superior Meat Market
Patrick ST. E. Patrickei
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