Ebberts case heard by state board on beer license
Witnesses testified that Clarence Ebberts premises at Steiner's Hill near Petersville are properly equipped for a restaurant. The state board heard arguments after Commissioner Myers denied an on sale beer license, citing hazardous location on a curve and steep grade. Ebberts contends kitchen access was not investigated and cites prior unprotested beer operations nearby. The hearing featured E Austin James for Ebberts and Leslie N Coblentz for the commissioner.
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State License Bureau
Clarence R Ebberts
Steiner's Hill
Petersville
G. Ed. Myers
W. Clinton McSherry
State Bureau
Ebberts
Blonday
Jefferson
Frederick
Ballenger
E. Austin James
Leslie N. Coblentz
Annual Reunion Of Whipp Family Held Sunday
The Whipp family held their annual reunion Sunday at the home of Harry Whipp in Frederick Route 4. About 95 people attended and dinner was served to numerous relatives including Mrs. Mcrie Whinn Mr and Mrs Henry DeGrange Mr and Mrs Ja cob Engelbrecht and many others. The long list names many Whipp relatives and spouses gathered for the event.
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Whipp
Harry Whipp
Frederick
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Mcrie Whinn
Henry DeGrange
Jacob Engelbrecht
Emma Finneyfrock
Mabel Halligan
Harvey Zimmerman
Florence Boyer
Emory Whipp
Stanley Whipp
Walter Whipp
Lewis Easterday
Raymond Corum
Lewis Sharrer
Jesse Clark
Mildred Rice
Paul Zimmerman
Paul Nash
Albert Finneyfrock
George Lantz
Mary Jean Lantz
Helen Whipp
Miriam Engelbrecht
Margaret Engelbrecht
Ary Hargett
John Zimmerman
Elvin Artlett
Everett Smith
John Bor- Er
Stanleyx Bower
Raymond Whinp
Roscoe Whipp
Ashby Corum
Melvin Corum
John Corum
Robert Easterday
Richard Easterday
Daniel Easterday
James Easterday
Austin Easterday
Earl Easterday
Charles Hargettuther
Hargett
John Harwood
Philip Halligan
Josevith Halligan
Richard Masser
Donald Masser
Glenn Earl Masser
William Whipp
Robert Whipp
George Whipp
Bernard Zimmerman
Gene Easterday
Dinner Party Held at Summers Home Near Damascus
Mrs J O Fitzsimmons hosted a dinner party at her summer home near Damascus on Sunday. Guests from Washington included Rev Fr DePaula Jr and Mrs H Boetter and son, John Roberts and daughter, Mrs E Grifith and young son, plus many others. Canaries Aid Research: Golden canaries help medical research on malaria at Emory University Medical School in Atlanta using infected birds to test new drugs.
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J. O. Fitzsimmons
Brack Tang
D. C
Damascus
Washington
DePaula and Jr
H. Boetter
John Roberts
E. Grifith
Thomas
O'Malley
Marguerite
Marceliz Dorsey
Charles
Xavier
Pam Dorsey
H. G. Dorsey
Norbert
Frederick
Carrie
Minnie Crouse
Irving A. Albaugh
Leo Smith
Rose
Annie Yingiing
Eva Sappington
Libertytown
Elinore Carter
Canaries
Atlanta
Emory University Medical School
Appairs
James Sherman
Esllmora
William Sherman
Hyde
New York City
Frank Harman
Junior
Kermar
Sterling LesCallcett
Eva LesCallcett
Stevie. Englebrecht
Fairview
Shelva Jean Les Calbert
Elmer Wilson
Som Ray
John Atermeion
Bark Hill
Wilbur Delphy
William Reisler
Maude Menizel
Dorsey
Baltimore
Jessie Reisler
Reserves Chances Long As Possible In Bridge Contract
A bridge discussion notes the strategy of delaying risk to the latest moment to help a contract. South opens to ease later bidding while C W Churchill of Detroit assesses the dummy. If East holds the diamond king the contract seems safe, but a deeper line of play emerges upon further study.
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South
C. W. Churchill
Detroit
Jsat
East
Obligatory Finesse Helps Land Four Spades
The article discusses a bridge hand known to veterans as the obligatory finesse. It explains how West can use this play to make a four spades contract, outlining the sequence where spade lead, ruff, and a series of trumps and discards enable the finesse to succeed and avoid losing the contract.
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West
Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Barton
In this column Olive Roberts Barton advises mothers facing chronic illness in children and aging relatives. She emphasizes balancing gentle discipline with realistic activity, preserving dignity, morale, and real experiences for the chronically ill while avoiding constant pity or overindulgence.
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Olive Roberts Barton
German Naval Might Displayed For Horthy
Kiel Germany Aug 22 Adolf Hitler showed Admiral Nicholas Horthy Regent of Hungary practically all of Germanys naval might today in the longest German naval parade since World War I. 117 vessels took part representing about 130000 total tonnage as if Hitler were signaling a resurgent naval power for the Nazis sphere of influence.
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Kiel
Germany
Adolf
Hitler
Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Gitler
Waesche Case Mailed for Supreme Court Review
The Waesche trustee suit against Thurmont Bank, arising from funds deposited by the late Leonard Waesche, was mailed to the U S Supreme Court by Clerk Ellis C Wachier following Waesche’s appeal from a Maryland Court of Appeals decision. The case awaits Supreme Court consideration.
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Waesche
George E. Waesche
Thurmont Bank
Ellis C. Wachier
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Maryland Court of Appeals
Leonard R. Waescle
Supreme Court
Local social notes from Middleburg and surrounding towns
Aug 23 social roundup lists visits and gatherings across Middleburg Hanover Baltimore Bruceville Bachman s Valley and surrounding areas. Families named include LesCaileets Sherman Repp Fleagle Shank and Stamabaugh among others with travel to Frizenburg West River and Daysville. The Italian river Fi ulnino Rubicon reference marks Julius Caesar crossing in 49 B.C. passage ends.
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Gaul
Roman Empire
Julius Caesar
National Pike Work Advances in Washington County
Baltimore, Aug 22. Work on about 200000 dollars worth of National Pike improvements in Washington County is advancing rapidly with several projects near completion. Concrete foundations for Potomac River bridges at Shepherdstown and Hancock near completion, and a new deck type steel concrete bridge over Licking Creek west of Hagerstown rising above flood levels. Additional alignment work between Hagerstown and Hughes Crossroads and straightening of Death Curve progress, while relocation east of Hancock and a new Great Tonelo way Creek bridge await start.
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Baltimore
Pike
Washington County
State Roads
Potomse River
Shepherdstown
Hancock
Licking Creek
Shady Bower
State Roads Commission
Western Maryland
Great Toneloway Creek
Hancock Bridge
West Virginia
Maryland
Postmasters Of State To Meet On Wednesday
Postmaster Guy EK Motter said no official word arrived that Postmaster General James A Farley would miss the Maryland Chapter National Association of Postmasters meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Wednesday He and Smith W Purdum were to speak at the evening session with Rep David J Lewis and others scheduled to speak in the afternoon including Lucille Foster McMillen and Inspector C H Buckley U S Senator Millard E Tydings and Senator George Radcliffe were invited but not slated to speak
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Guy EK. Motter
James A. Farley
Maryland
National Association of Postmasters
Francis Scott Key
Associated Press
New York
Motter
Association
William A. Kohm
Annapolis
Farley
Smith W Purdum
David 3. Lewis
Lucille Foster McMillen
Civil Service Commissioners
W. N Page
Winchester
C. H. Buckley
Postofice Inspection Service
U.S
Millard E. Tydings
Lewis
George Radcliffe
Summers Family Holds Third Annual Reunion
The Summers family gathering at Furnace Ford in Yellow Springs featured songs readings and music by the Yellow Springs Sue German Band. Prizes and a re-elected officers list followed a long attendance with extensive family names and a picnic ending with a note on new peach varieties Triogem Summercrest and Afterglow from Rutgers.
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J. Ezra Summers
Yellow Springs
Furnace Ford
Yellow Springs Sue
Kophing Recitavens
Mises Mary Louie Bess
Delores Biggs
Frances Porman
Hute
Caroline Everhart
George L
Summers
Luther Summers
Edgar Summers
Charles Lockard
George L. Twentey
Lewis Putman
G. L. Twentey
P. A. Richardson
Lester Putman
G. Ross Twentey
Charles Summers
Son Kieffer
Carroll Everhard
C. Burton Cannon
Mehr Lantz
George Norris
George, Jr
Catherine
E. M. Warrenfeltz
Willard Markey
Carroll Kehne
Henry N. Lochner
Belva Summers
Margaret A. Summers
Marlyn S. Kehne
Francis Putman
Miriam Garling
Ronald Garling
Betty Putman
Dorothy Ann Putman
Evelyn Flanagan
Minnie Delaughter
Dorothea Summers
Donald Gearinger
Edgar K. Martz
Ronnie Twentey
Annie Hildebrand
George Strasberger
Ruth
George
Mary DeGrange
Walter DeGrange
Virgie M. Staley
Jackie
Connie Mack Cannon
Jeanne Cannon
Lester Krone
Carolee Everhart
Eloise Twensey
John E. Flanagan
Francis Staley
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Rutgers University
Auto Mileage Ties Income in Car Use Study
A Bureau of Home Economics study shows drivers in rural and farm counties in the North Central U S with income levels from $250 to $39 929 year varying miles driven and annual operation costs. Lower income groups average about 624 miles yearly while higher earners reach about 10 680 miles. costs rise from roughly $33 to $225. Rural village figures range from 1 630 miles costing about $30 to 11 389 miles costing about $193. Farm county mileage ranges from 2 011 miles at the low end costing about $51 to 2 (text incomplete)
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Tre
Sterethy
Hunted Squirrels Out Of Season And Is Fined
Raymond T. Anhalt faced charges for hunting squirrels out of season near Burkittsville. He pleaded guilty at Middletown hearing before Justice Ridenour, receiving a $50 fine for out of season hunting and $5 per squirrel, with an immediate appeal filed. District wardens reported the incident and further arrests linked to the case.
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Guity
Raymond T. Anhalt
Burkittsville
O. Fred Ridenaur
Middletown
U Anat
Benjamin FP
Phobus
Anatu Wachter
Hunt
Ahait
Tas Posseason
Ridenour
Ascht Ahatt
Anhalt
Phrasauls
Pheasants Released From State Farm for Hunting Season
Necked pheasants secured from the State game farm at Owings Mills were set out in the county in lots of tea. The birds are young but expected to be full grown by the hunting season opening on November 15 and not closing until December 33. Phobus notes that only the male bird may be hunted. Our current calendar was devised by Pope Gregory II in 1532.
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Marchi
Junior
Mary
Owings Mills
Phobus
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David Bowers
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Guy Simpson
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Shelva Jean
C. L. Les Callcett
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Frizenburg
Ellsworth Long
Woodbine
Mary Fleagle
Mary Repp
Washington, D. C
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Robert Repp
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George Stansbury
B. J. Fleagle
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E. M. Culp
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M. E. Church
Harry Shank
Norman Sixx
Firor
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Joseph Marsh
Bridgeton
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Ralph LesCalleett
Daysville
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Siroom
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Quaker City
Feederice
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Burkitteville
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