Pleads Guilty To Radio Theft In Maryland Court
Theodore M. Myers formerly of York Pennsylvania and now in Monrovia pled guilty to stealing a radio from the Mossburg tenant house at Lisburn Farms two miles west of New Market. He was sentenced to six months in the Maryland House of Correction by Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg. Police traced the theft after Corp. Truman Moon and Deputy Sheriff Paul B. Rhoades identified the owner of a car with tire marks near the Mossburg home. The radio, found at Myers home, was identified by Mossburg.
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Theodore M. Myers
York
Monrovia
Charles N. Mossburg
Lisburn Farms
New Market
Maryland House of Correction
Manuel M. Weinberg
Myers
Corp
Truman Moon
Paul B. Rhoades
Barnes
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Benjamin Overholtz
Rockville
Charles H Gladhill
Myersville
South Market
Allen Raymond Lee
Route 2
Frederick
Harold Vitts
Knoxville
Vitts
Maggie Smith
Irene Thompson
Grace King
Richard J. Schilling
Charles Wolfe
Edward Mobley
Linden Hills
Meeding
Millard H. Lindsay
Interesting Social Gleanings From Lovettsville
Lovettsville Virginia society notes list visits and gatherings. Guests include Mervin and Edwin Benner from Gettysburg Georgia, and officials from Fort Belvoir. Local families host dinners and birthdays, with several relatives visiting from Cumberland Jefferson Arlington and Baltimore.
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Lovettsville
H. C. McKimmey
Mervin Benner
Edwin Benner
Gettysburg
Ralph Stine
Jefferson
Mil
Walfeli Big
Ted
Laurence Gerbing
Gretchen Mae
Cumberland
D Brown
Propst
Raymond Womeldorph
Fort Belvoir
L. A. Womeldorph
Alex Overton
Tommie
John Stone
Ellsworth Hickman
Fort Meade
Camp Bilworth, NC
Community Mentions and Red Cross Sewing Plans
A Northern Virginia social page lists residents and visitors from Brunswick Lucketts Leesburg and Purcellville. It notes Mrs L K Martin’s Red Cross sewing chairmanship and a tea at Leesburg as well as Roanoke College honors for C M Beatty Jr. It covers travel to Roanoke and Richmond and visits by families in Loudoun County amid wartime sewing quotas for hospital garments and surgical dressings.
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George Hefner
George
Brunswick
Ernest Gladstone
Alabama
Lawrence Gladstone
Thelma Everhart
Gilbert
Eugene Frye
Jessie Frye
Charlotte
Rosa Loy
Lucketts
Mabel Smith
Walter Smith
Washington
Nimon James
Lillian Boyer
William Boyer
Wanda Lee Womeldorph
Virginia Graham
Tommie Potterfield
Bobby
Frank Legard
Flowell
Fort Valley
Woodstock
Howard Thornett
Donald
McLean
Thornett
H. W. Hickman
C M Beatty
Roanoke College
C. M. Beatty
Roanoke
Richmond
L. K. Martin
Leesburg
Loudoun County
American Red Cross
T. Frank Osburn
Martin
T. M. Fendall
Wade Hutchison
Aldie
W. C. Foerster
Bluemont
Tarleton Osburn
Round Hill
Carroll Welsh
Purcellville
Lucille Hathaway
Hamilton
Eleanor Chamberlin
Waterford
Clara Toda TiNehaens Wes Oup Denety
L. A. Womeldorph
Loy
Ettaville
Roger Luckett
Irene Harding
Ashburn
Marjorie Hummer
Sterling
Dorothy Rollins
Arcola
Ruth Potts
J. H Alexander
Now She Shops Cash And Carry Without Painful Backache
Doan s Pills offer relief for backache and urinary discomfort attributed to tired kidneys. The ad claims kidneys remove acids and waste from blood and promote urinary flow. It urges readers to ask a doctor for this product, noting decades of use and wide familiarity.
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Nature
Community Notes From Frederick and Surroundings
Ladiesburg and nearby towns share weekend visits and stays. Elwood Gross family and son Guy spent Sunday in Frederick. Doris Sayler visited relatives in New Windsor. Mrs Lee Hummer and Wilbur Hummer with Barbara Lee were guests at the Martin home.
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Elwood Gross
Raymond Dougherty
J. T. Dougherty
Mollie
Vivian Dougherty
Ira Kline
Middleburg
M. Plowman
Taneytown
Lyle Smith
Baltimore
Edgar Smith
Morris Gaver
Walkersville
Frank Gaver
Wilbur Simpson
California
George Simpson
Blair Simpson
Upton Linton
Frank Wilhide
Bruce Harbaugh
New Windsor
Ladiesburg
Wheat Prices Fluctuated Here And In Baltimore
Wheat prices moved with London market as prices fell in New York and Baltimore yesterday. Local buyers at the Farmers Cooperative Association reported mixed quotes amid the fluctuating market conditions and cautious demand.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Exchange
Farmers Cooperative Association
London
Prospective second front stirs market and raids impact
Officials reported cabled market prices swung based on rumors of a second front and raids on occupied France. Early heavy buying followed, then price declines as traders weighed the permanence of beachheads and forecast grain trends amid wartime uncertainty.
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France
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House of Correction
Jean Myers
Arlington
Anne Futterfield
H. D. Beatty
Point of Rocks
Mr. Beatty
H. W. Beatty
Rose Marie
Joyce
H W. Beatty
A. A. Beatty
Harry Ewing
City Playground
Uncle Sam
Parkway School
Mary Lowe Smith
North Court St
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wiener
Burkittsville Lutheran Sunday School
Braddock Heights
Evelyn Shafer
Margaret Ahalt
Regina Zecher
Garnetta Jennings
Ruby Mann
Catherine Lerch
Hilda McGowan
Helen McGowan
Jean Miller
Etta Louise Zecher
Catherine Pry
Thelma Turner
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
New York Daily News
Washington Times-Herald
William D. Mitchell
American Institute of Laundering
Atarnitiog & Follat Ponds
Parsons
Amergan
Betty Jane
Nola
Rob-Roy Cols
Rob-Ford
Claude R. Wickard
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Krat’s
UW. S
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury
SPRY
Oko LO
N. Market
Keebler
Vermont
Amar. Med
Avene Council On Feces
Brown Freestone
Maryland
Rinso
Viare
Stor
Victor
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