Magistrate Fines Gosnell for Family Desertion and Forfeitures
Frederick magistrate Bernard Thomas Gosnell ordered $40 weekly support to his wife and three children, then fined $50 for violating the order, with a 30 day jail alternative. he once doubled payments to $20 weekly. Testimony cited deliberate desertion. Separate cases saw James Moore forfeit $1645 collateral over a three car accident and Joseph Savoy for drunkenness with $330 forfeited. Meths chloride noted as a fast solvent in paint removers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Thomas Gosnell
Frederick
Mes
Jane E. Gosnell
Adamstown
Gosnell
Austin Murray
James Moore
West All Saints Street
Sergt
Dan Suomley
Joseph C Savoy
Neighborhood Row Settled in Mild Court Hearing
Magistrate Edward J. Smith fined Markel Baker of Winchester street $10 for disturbing the peace during a disputed Winchester street neighborhood row on August 16. Tobery on West Patrick street was found not guilty of disturbing the neighborhood after Baker’s cross complaint. six witnesses supported Baker’s claim of insults against Tobery and his wife. The hearing stretched into a third setting with suspended fines for both Baker and Tobery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smith
Markel Baker
Winchester Street
Charles Tobery
West Patrick Street
Baker
Tobery
Thomas S. Glass
Frank A. Grove
Carty
Melvin Pete Shank Middletown
Jal
Alsv
Byron Thompsons
East Thir Street
Austin L Morgan
Frederick
Mary E. Geisber
East Third Street
Geisbert
Morgan
Jobs and unemployment dip in Maryland in July
Maryland employment figures show 700,200 non agricultural workers in mid July, down from 700,400 the previous month though unemployment also fell. Seasonal shutdowns in clothing plants and fertilizer production explain the slight drop, with year ago figures at 680,100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
State Department of Employment Security
Now She Shops Cash and Carry Without Painful Backache
A historic ad style notice touts Dean's Pills as a mild diuretic to ease backache and frequent passage linked to kidney strain. It claims long use by millions and urges readers to try the product for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Millima
Employment shifts as ship repair and production rise
The report notes declines in yard employment and services trades with fewer government workers, nearly offset by gains in steel and tin can production, machine shops, and seasonal boosts in canneries, dairies, beverage plants, building activity, and wholesale retail trade. Mid-July job seekers totaled 9,900, down 10 percent from June.
Crab Feast At Henryton Brings Neighbors Together
A Sunday crab feast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Albaugh in Henryton drew a large gathering. Attendees included Rey Albaugh, Gaillard Putman and Russell Putman of New Midway, Charles Albaugh of LeGore, Emma and Johnny Gruber of Rocky Ridge, Tom Wichet of Daniels, Joan Guy of Woodlawn, Howard Leatherwood of Sykesville, and Tom Woodley of Henryton.
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Harlan Albaugh
Henryton
Rey
Gaillard Putman
Russell
New Midway
Charles Albaugh
LeGore
Charles Gruber
Emma
Johnny
Rocky Ridge
Tom Wichet
Daniels
Jimmy Guy
Joan
Woodlawn
Howard Leatherwood
Sykesville
Tom Woodley
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Maine
Lobells
Chinchilla
Gabardine
Philco
Hotpoint
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Mt. Tabor
East Et
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
D. F. Shipley
Ehypercin
Allen
Corner Market and
Second Sts
Spapre
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