Auto charges against youths in Maryland court
Seven boys aged 17 to 18 faced charges in police court on Tuesday night. Three were accused of operating a car without the owner's consent and four charged with car tampering, three of whom also faced melon theft charges. Rossi 17 was convicted of operating a car without permission and got three months. Burke 18 and Williams 17 received suspended sentences of 30 days. The auto, a 1937 Chevrolet, had been parked near East Sixth Street. Rossi allegedly obtained the key from Wiles, who denied giving it. The group drove to Hagerstown, Lovettsville, and Baltimore before returning Monday. the car was damaged, Rossi claiming collision with a gate. Four Fishing Creek CCC camp youths received suspended 30-day jail terms for tampering with vehicles, with probation at the camp. Names: Rossi, Burke, Williams, Bak er, Elias Miller, George Bowers, Thomas Lang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmi Rossi
House of Correction
Elmer Burke
Conrad Williams
Emmett R Bowlus
Franklin Wales
East Sixth Street
Rossi
Wiles
Hagerstown
Ilancock
Charles Town
Lovettsville
Baltimore
Fredenck
Williams
Patrick M Schnauffer
Fishing Creek
CCC
Ray Baker
Elias Miller
George Bowers
Thomas Lang
Antietam reenactment centers on Dunkard Church battle
Historic Antietam event commemorates the Dunkard Church actions on September 17 1862 with Lee and Jackson forces clashing at Sharpsburg. Reenactors portray the Bloody Lane phase, with Virginia and Confederacy units defending the field while Union troops press the assault. Parade crowds and presidential attendance mark the 73rd anniversary of the bloodiest single day in U.S. warfare.
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Dunkard
Antietam
Sharpsburg
Robert E Lee
Roosevelt
Dunkard Church
Baltimore
Stonewalls Jacksons
Dunkard Churen
Mearylards Federal
Stonewalls
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Sedgaick
Antietams
Virginia
Jubal A
Viceginia
Jow Jackson
Coneral Paulne Semmes
Potomac
Filehueha
J B B Stuarts
10000 Bequests To Two Lutheran Groups Will And Estate
York Pa Aug 24 The will of the late George E Neff filed for probate leaves 5000 to the Tre ssier Orphans home at Loysville and 5000 in trust with the York Trust Company with income to the Board of Ministerial Pensions and Relief of the United Lutheran church in America semi annually. The remainder goes to the family. The estate is valued at about 100000 or more, half real estate and half personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
George E. Neff
Loysville
York Trust Company
Board of Ministerial Pensions and Relief of the
United Lutheran Church In America
Werking Otto Reunion At Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge
The tenth annual Werking Otto reunion was held at Mt Tabor Park with a basket lunch and an afternoon program including hymns prayers solos and readings. Officers elected for the coming year were President Walter Myers vice president Glenn Hahn secretary Grace Otto and treasurer Roger Kling. Suspending sentences of 60 days in jail were handed to two for drunk and disorderly conduct with warnings to relocate their residence to end disturbances. state witnesses included Mrs Mitchell Mansfield June Wiles and Mr and Mrs Leds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werking-Otto
Mt Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Jesus
Mr Brose
Louise Marker
Virginia
Mary Grace Thomas
Walter Myers
Mano
Mildred Moyers
Ethel
Charlotte
Mr. Brose
Edna Smith Schwarber
Jane Fleagie
Ira Otto, Jr
Glenn Hahn
Grace Otto
Roger Kling
F P Brose
Franklin Brose
York
H IV Werking
James Working Woodbine
Otto Myers
Elder Hatesom
Larry Hare
John Harmon
Isabel Harmon
Harold Myers
Helen Marker
Mildred Myers
Eugene Myers
Charles Myers
Frivellburg
Ira Otto
Kenneth Otto
Charles Ira Garver
Jane Fleagle
Linwood
Wilbur Otto
Annie Brackey Keymar
Stewart Fisher
Joe Myer
Nessie Richardson
Henrietta Taggart
Earl Eisenhart
Jackie Fisher
George Klepper
Leslie Maxell York
Warry Bitler
Walkersville
Ralph Thomas
Adamstown
Alice Mac Kling
Charlotte Klling
Paul Smith
Jeanne Smith
Lois Smith
Hagerstown
Thelma Riddle
Baltimore
Walter Smith
Donald Smith
Warren
Ziven
Frederick
Verner Redmond
Mitchell Mansfield
June Wiles
Leds
Unwilling Tip Saves Game By WM FE McHENNEY
Charles C. Harvey of Boston, a noted New England contract star, faced a lead that exposed dummy’s ruffing power and tried to outplay the hand. Harvey, after studying the opening lead, opted to gauge West for strength in diamonds and trusted the information revealed by the lead to secure a difficult contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. McHenney
American Bridge League
Declarer
Charles C. Harvey
Boston
New England
Harvey
West
Complex Bridge Hand Solution and Family Reunion Notes
A detailed bridge hand analysis discusses holding losses to three tricks with four hearts and diamonds, detailing play by declarer against spade openings, dummy discards, and trumping. The article also reports the Groshon family third annual reunion at William Crum’s home near Westminster with extensive listing of attendees from Maryland, New Jersey, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
East
Groshon
William Crum
Westminster
T. Eldridge Shipley
Susie ¢. Marsh
L . Groshon
Kenneth Groshon
Baltimore
C. J. Doherty
Newark
N. J
John C. Miller
George Reeder
Frederick
Clarence Groshon
Lewis Groshon
Paul Groshon
Gaithersburg
Gordon Warehime
Lineborn
Raymond Muller
Millers
Bruce E. Crum
Brookeville
Shorts
Charles Groshon
Washington, DC
Norman Groshon
Bethesda
James Crain
John Grimes
Derwood
Emily E Harsh
Hilda Martin
Goldie Stambaugh
Evelyn Crum
Thelma Groshon
Jane Louise Warehime
Mary Effie
Helen
Anna Miller
Marie Hare
Bertha Oland
Evelyn
Elenora Groshon
Marie Greshon
Doris Grimes
Joyce
Gloria Crain
Melvin Schmidt
C. Edward Little
Elmer Reeder
Paul Muller
Rudolph Greshon
Byron Muller
Harold
Byron
Paul
Kenneth Crum
Leslie
Donald Carter
James
John
Charles Miller
William
Robert
Clyde Crum
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Muller
Gang Ta Bs
Miller
Carroll Street
Frank Dorsey
Eiccut
Charles Blumenauer
Allen Bartwis
Braddock Heights
Thomas Brengle
Thomas Humm
Brengle
Aldi
H& Q
Steiner Whitmore
Thurmont
Carroll Six
Annie Eyler
Josephine Warner
M. G Hahn
Monroe Thomas
Lois Virginia Thomas
Mary Thomas
Doubs
Susan Harbaugh
New Midway
Jesse L. Stup
Roland Stup
Jesse Stup
Geraldine Stup
Mary Catherine Fry
Lois Fry
Newton Hahn
Madeline Hahn
Clayton Hahn
J. W Hahn
Ditto Hahn
Eugene Hahn
Ormond Dutrow
Russell Dutrow
Dorothy Etzler
Genevieve Bowers
John Doe
Robert Dudrow
Lucille Dudrow
A. E Housman
Ou South West North East
Nulsia
Frederick County National Bank
North Market ST
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ping
Gulf
P. SI
Pennsylvania
Lady Bulovs Bulova
Kkemsberg S
EY Hotel
Della Mae Beauty Shoppee
North Court St
Kemp
Kabo
Kemp's
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