Youth Fined In Court Case
A seventeen year old Middletown resident pleaded guilty to obtaining an operator license by misrepresentation and displaying improper tags. He was jailed 30 days for fines totaling 11150, later paid by his father and released. Other traffic cases included Harry Kuntz fined for speeding and driving without a license, and Francis L Sappington pleads guilty for failing to stop at a stop sign with fines of 175. Various collateral forfeitures and license charges followed, with multiple defendants cited for speeding, unauthorized operation, and driving without licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Peaples
Manuel M. Weinberg
Robert F. Routzahn
Main Street
Young Routzahn
Harold Leafore
Francis L Sappington
Libertytown
Frederick
Troope Basore
Charles H Poole
New Market
Harold R Tritch Jr
Hagerstown
Burton
Young Slagerstown
Clinton H
Washington
LeRoy E Neal Rockville
Roscoe E DeGrange
Leonard S Blondes
Cleveland
Ivoneblo
Jack H Kop
Community program closes with singing and prayers
The program ended with a closing prayer by Howard Fawley and a sing along to God Be With You Till We Meet Again led by Betty Smith. Special music and group singing accompanied by Betty Smith and Mrs Charles Smith. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Howard Fawley and many other Smiths and local families.
Smith Reunion Held at Petersville Farmers Woods
The fifteenth annual Smith reunion was held August 20 at Petersville Farmers Woods. A basket lunch was served to 122 friends and relatives. The program opened with What A Friend We Have In Jesus and included readings, duets, a group song, recitations, and musical performances by local residents.
Smith Family Names Include Dozens of Smiths at Local Event
A long list of individuals with the surname Smith appears scattered through a social page item. The names include Millard Sodth, Ma and Mrs Hotn at Smith, Mr and Mrs Oncar Smith, Ma aot Mix Guy Smith, Me and Mrs Bass Wolf, Mt and Mrs John Smith, Mrs Lee Steiner, Mrs May Zimmerman, and many others such as Mr and Mrs Russell Smith and Miss Josephine Brandenburg, suggesting a crowd or society notes rather than a single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Sodth
Hotnat Smith
Oncar Smith
Aot
Mix Guy Smith
Bass Wolf
John Smith
Lee Steiner
May Zimmerman
Wnd
Halfdan Zimerman
Howard Lochner
Lloyd DeGierge
Paul DeGrange
Wilem Arvin
Russell Smith
George Smith
Earl Smith
Russell Stine
Clarence Wolf
Marion Carmack
Charles Smith
John Biser
Harry Larkin
Walter Larkin
Harry Black
Annebelle Brooks
Josephine Brandenburg
Amanda
Katherine
Helen
Gladys Smith
Patsy Smith
Baltie South
Betty
Evelyn Smith
Eleanor Smith
Leong
Winifred Steiner
Faith Ann Car
Farm reunion names and a county mishap reported
The text lists numerous local names and families and notes a farm mishap near Hagerstown. On August 22 Frank Lewis and Hunter Albert McAies suffered injuries when a tractor fell on them. Lewis had a facial laceration and McAies a fractured shoulder. Both were treated at Washington County Hospital and released. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Farm
Hagerstown
Frank Lewis
Hunter Albert McAies
Lanty
Lewis
McAies
Washington County Hospital
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Fredericks
Wytheville
Wythe County
U. S
Wythevillians
Howard Fawley
Charles Fawley
Keefer Main
Harmony Smith
Clifford Smith
Oscar DeGrange
Maurice Smith
Reser
Shina
Clarksburg
W. Va
James B Doyle
Baltimore
William F Andrews Cumberland
James H Rouzee, Jr. Basore
Lt May
Philadelphia
NEW &Eer
Exslingers, Inc
Phila, Po
Henry Distributing CO
West Patrick St
George M. Chapline
Roop
Baker Park
H. W
Ned Ss. Zeiler
North Court Street
Frederick, MD
Spaperhrehive
Purclar
Superior Bottled Gas Service
A. R. Wood Gan
Philco
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
the News
Weane
Man
Wilbur
Edward Smith
Bill Brown
Merle Huffer
Bith Beers
George Culouil
Howard Arvin
Eugene
Dicky Wolt
Lee
Stanley Smith
Jammie Stne
Jimmy Stine
Michael Tucker
Dwight Smith
Tormy Brooks
Richard Arvin
JJ Wayne Wallipien
Bhilip Lurkin
Jas
Petersville
Newa
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
SEARS
Sears and Save
Mom
Biltwell
Kerrybrooke
Oxfords
W. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
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