Pursuit and Shootout End as Keeney Fleees in Maryland Fields
Police from two counties and armed locals hunted Alfred Keeney and his wife Nettie in Carroll county near Manchester after Keeney rammed a deputy with his car and fled into a cornfield. Deputy Zumbrun fired twice, prompting a large search that included state police and civilians. Keeney was later captured and Nettie Keeney held for conspiracy to defraud. Authorities say Keeney faced larceny charges in Baltimore county.
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Manchester
Alfred Keeney
A. J. Lau
Keeney
Baltimore County
Nettie Keeney
Westminster
Balimore County
John A. Shipley
Cc. H. Sweet
Cambridge
Ohio
Samuel ©. Grason
Falls Road
White House
Grason
Sergt
Talbot Kelly
Weeny
Sherif Champ Zumbrun
Zumbryn
Zumbrun
Sheriff Shipley
Sherif Walter Shipley
Dinner Guests From Nearby Towns And Local Club Event
In Winfield on August 31 Mr and Mrs Edgar Pickett hosted guests Art and Marion Malini of Medeville and Mr and Mrs Robert Haight of Sykesville. Guests of various local residents included families from Tinion Bridge Salem Imidon and Frederick. A surprise birthday party for Mrs Ernest Cover was given by her husband and niece with refreshments. The Winfield Circuit Dramatic Club held a meeting at Ebenezer with plans for a future performance and committee duties assigned.
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Edgar Pickett
Art
Marion Malini
Medeville
Robert Haight
Sykesville
M. Waltz, Jr
Donald
Raymond Wright
Tinion Bridge
Patsy Summers
Frederick
Clara Foge
Kana Harteon
Esti Mumford
Guy Harrison
Imidon
Joseph Pickett
Ernest Cover
Bur
George Jones
MM. Frankin
Emily DeVries
Community festival and local visits noted in brief
A festival on the Ebenez 1 church grounds in Winfield is planned for Tuesday evening with a well known band. Baltimore visitors include Paul Armacost at his grandmother Effie Groasnickle and Miss Alverta Dover at her Westminster home. Various locals travel or host relatives. mentions of health treatment for Howard Pickett in Washington and Japan lecture by Mr. Eby. Minnesota refunds $772000 to auto owners who paid 1935 licenses before rate changes.
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Paul Armacost
Baltimore
Effie Groasnickle
Mary Grimes
C. Ray Barnes
Alverta Dover
Westminster
Evelyn Easton
Frederick
Samuel Bair
Howard Pickett
Washington
Edward Williams
Damascus
Barbara Waltz
J. A. Buckingham
Joseph Brown
Sykesyne
Raymond Franklin
Cornelius Haines
Norman Naile
New Windsor
and Mire
Clarence Walker
Catonsville
Zepher P. Shiddmore
Carrie Pickett
W. PF. Baines
W C T U Meet Hosts Housewarming and Local Visits
In New Windsor on August 21 the W C T U gathered at Mrs Mare gnall Wolfe’s home. Miss Helen Lambe, a Walit week school friend, attended. The Young Married Women’s Club held a housewarming for Mrs Edward Willard. A baby son of Nathan and Velma Baie was baptised at the Presbyterian church by Rev John A Hayes. D ays of visiting kin and locals such as Mrs Geo Hoover’s daughter in Unionville and Miss Mary Engler of Baltimore were noted. Visitors included Mrs G Roop and daughter from Mt Airy.
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Helen Lambe
Edward Willard
Oon
Nathan
Velma Baie
Presbyterian Church
John A. Hayes
Ats
David Bloom
Unionville
Geo. Hoover
Mary Engler
Baltimore
Daniel Engler
meCistence Daves
Geityeiuicg
Mra
Age Ders
Oden Barnes
Westminster
Wis
Joan Hesp
Ware
G. Roop
Mt. Airy
Dealer’s Clever Endgame Beats Contract in Auction Hand
Phil Leon of Cleveland visits New York and presents a rare bridge hand from the Ohio State tournament. West, defending in three no trump, earns an unlikely win by trumping in dummy with a spade and discarding a club, then finessing the clubs to secure the trick.
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American Orange League
Phil Leon
Cleveland
New York
Phil
Excelsior Club
Leon West
American Bridge League
Leon
Marcel Bast
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Declarer
Tim LQ
Leo
Deon
Smith Reunion Draws Many From Maryland Family
Antony Smith leads the Ping Mountain reunion at Liberty town as guests from Frederick, New Windsor, Union Bridge, York, and beyond gather for devotions, a program, and an evening meal. Officers elected include George B. Smith and Willits Smith with plans for next year at Pine Mountain Park.
Sox owners smile as team climbs from cellar to pennant contention
President J Louis Comiskey and directors of the Chicago White Sox show delight as the team shifts from last place to pennant contenders. Attendance surged with 151000 paid, and Comiskey Park earned about 25000 from rental and concessions during the Leyin sky Souls event.
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Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Sox
Comiskey
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Will Rogers Last Gift Sent to Mrs Rogers
A small package addressed to Mrs. Rogers in care of her brother J. K. Blake arrived in Beverly Hills California with the comedian Will Rogers’ last note. The rambling handwriting and a red fox fur souvenir from Alaska were inside the postmarked Juneau Alaska package.
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Anz
Will Rogers
Peachy Recipes for Peach Lovers and Feasts
The article presents Mary Ke. Dague’s Peachy Recipes full of sun ripened peaches. It details broiled peaches with lamb chops, peach salads including Frozen Peach Salad, Peach Freene, and Peach Tea Ban Cole, plus serving ideas for breakfast and dinner with peaches as a centerpiece.
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Mary KE
Dague Nea
Ban Cole
Reefrigerator
Steve Cient Persons
Am Nts Ag poHembiehl
Tigers pitcher wins 15th straight as Detroit tops Chicago
Do You Remember One Year Ago Today Lynwood iSchoolboy Rews of the Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago White wx 4 for his 15th consecutive victory and his 10th of the season. Five Years Ago Today Thirty-six entered tie 1d-mile $10,000 Canadian national exhibition swlm for women in Toronto. Ten Years Ago Today Benny Leonard announced retirement with plans to return to boxing.
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Rews
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Agno
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Colander Jam Maker Aids Classic Reynolds Kitchen
A colander style jam maker uses a wooden pin and wire to spin jam as a wheel. Turning the pin causes the wire to drop and fight the jam release. The outer bay comes clean when the device is revolved.
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