Man Guilty Of Impersonating Officer In Frederick Case
Richard E. Himes a former city police cadet and current water meter reader was found guilty of impersonating a city police officer. He received 30 days in jail with 28 days suspended and a $100 fine plus costs. He was placed on one year unsupervised probation. The incident stemmed from an August 3 altercation at Pizza Villa where he allegedly flashed a card and claimed police status while beer sales and group interactions were disputed. The judge stressed public trust and noted Himes’s background with the city and United Fire Company.
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Richard E. Himes
Frederick City
City of
Frederick
City Water Meter
Frederick County
Stanley Y. Bennett
Himes
West South Street
Pizza Villa
United Fire Company
Jersey cow Jesse crowned Supreme Champion at Montgomery County Fair
At the Montgomery County Fair, six year old Jersey cow Jesse owned by the late Robert Stiles was named Supreme Champion Dairy Animal. His family accepted the award in his memory, with Stiles' son Mike receiving a plaque. Jesse, known as Waverly Farms entry, produced nearly 15,000 pounds of milk and 800 pounds of butterfat last year. The fair honored multiple cattle prizes across breeds as week-long events closed with a country music show after a day of horse展示.
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Mike Stiles
Waverly Farm
Montgomery County
Sandy Gladhill
Billy King
King
Clarence Pearson
Tracy Stiles
Debra Stiles
Paul Stiles
Hazel Stiles
Blair Stiles
Pearson
Kenneth Stiles
Mike
Robert Y. Stiles
Montgomery County Fair Association
Gaithersburg
Robert Stiles
Stiles
Sybil Surville
Jesse
William S
Billy) Kings
Clarence Pearsons
Rockville
Sandra Gladhill
Damascus
Hazel
Waverly Farms
Stiles’ Land
Shady Grove Road
Clearbrook
Timonium
Richmond
Harrisburg
Columbus
Ohio
Clifford Stiles
Barry Schaeffer
Adlai Stevenson’s 1952 campaign odyssey and push
A compact portrait of Adlai Stevenson as Democratic hopeful in 1952. The piece notes his refusal of certain offices, his long campaign trail exceeding 30,000 miles with stops across major cities, and his image as a witty diplomat. It also references Kefauver’s bid, Stevenson’s stance on communism, and a Labor Day Flint moment tied to a Pulitzer Prize joke.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Flandis
Sen Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Jack Rabbit
Stevenson
Kefauver
S . Stevenson
Adlai
Harry Truman
Ike
Eisenhower
Flint
Mich
Mennen Williams
Rallagher
Flint Journal
Evening Auction at Braddock Heights Maryland
Discontinuing housekeeping sale at home along Route 40A near Braddock Heights. Auction Monday August 25 1975 at 6 30 PM features antique furniture such as dressers wash stands beds and other items plus modern pieces hand tools dishes rugs pictures and more. John F Fox Rt 5 Frederick Md. G Trout Auction & Realty Inc. Frederick Md.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick Side
John F. Fox
Rt. 5
Frederick
Trout Auction & Realty, Inc
North Court St
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