Westminster case tests cruelty law over chicken in jar
In Westminster a judge operated a slow verdict on whether a chicken kept in a gallon jar for scientific trial by Rev. Frank Williar constitutes cruelty. SPCA witnesses testified while Williar claimed the display and care met humane aims. A future verdict was to be announced after further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Baltimore
Albert Mitten
Frank FE. Williar
John Wood
Wood
Carroll County Circuit Court
SP. C. A
Vibe
Lancaster
Court of Common Pleas
Tower Court
Willar
Segroll
Isaac Lobe Straus
Maryland
Sp.c. A
George Fringer
Carroll County
Mamie Schrer
Messrs. List
Wagner
Stewart and
Vinson
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Rev
Williar
Sis Glass Cell
Wilbur
Committeemen For More Districts Named
Four more districts and precincts Buckeystown No 3 Jonns ville Hanvers No 3 and Linganore reported new committeemen chosen at Democratic district meetings across the county on Saturday with all districts reporting except Carotin Woodsboro Petersville Mt Pleasant Jackson and Banser Districts and New Market precincts 1 and 2. Organizations were effected in all districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Jonnsville
Hanvers
Linganore
Caroctin
Woodsboro
Petersville
Mt Pleasant
Jackson
Basenger
New Market
Langanore
Murray D Nicodemus
Walter Zimmerman
J. Dorsey Gather
Raymond Fieckinger
Jesse Hessom
Holtis Koont
Murray Nicodemus
Dorsey Garther
Grace Hesson
George P. von Eff
Charlies E. Garber
Edna I. Zimmerman
George Keeney
Murray
Eodemus
Dorsey Gaither
J. Dorsey Gaither
Buckerstown
T. N. Mohler
W. Homer Renn
C. Vernon Poole
Nellie Day
H L P Thomas
C O Gordnauer
M. E. Renn
George T. Stup
H. Ray Smith
Parthenia Dutrow
Preston Willard
Roger G Plummer
P. B Scarff
O B .Thomas
Mary E Murry
Melville Cromwell
J. W. Brosius
R. A. Snouffer
Walter DeSautes
A. Hays Cromwell
Aliss Nellie Day
Grace E Miller
Mary C. Coffman
Johnsville
Roy B. Harp
George Foreman
Clifford Eyter
J. H. Messier
Isaac Saylor
Wm. Hobbs
Norman Eyler
Hurley Eyler
James Leakins
Avanda Leakins
Samuel Warner
Roy Snyder
John Snyder
Reese Snyder
Jesse Grabill
Edith Grossnickle
Roy B Harp
Clifford Eyler
Dr. J. Messler
Wood seeks certiorari to test for preliminary hearing
Wood intends to file a writ of certiorari to the court to determine if the defendant is entitled to a preliminary hearing. If granted, Justice Mitten’s ruling would be void and only an order for Rev Wilbar to appear before the Grand Jury would stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Justice Mitten
Rev
Wilbar
Rev. Willar
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Fifth Van Fossen Reunion in Renner's Grove Aug 21
The fifth Van Fossen reunion gathered at Renner's Grove New Mid way on August 21 with a sumptuous luncheon and a program of readings songs vocal and instrumental music. Rev William Hersich gave the address and many friends and relatives attended including Crum Crickenberger Hope Foxx Holt Renner Van Fossen Stitely McClain Boone Main Ecker Van Fossen and others. The next annual reunion will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Fossen
van Fossén
Renner
Harvey Redmond
John Foxx
Chas
B. Holt
James Renner
Bobby Lee
Melvin Renner
Harold Main
Clarence Smith
Goldie Foxx
J. W. Etzier
Thomas Stitely
Bradley P. Stitely
James H. van Fossen
Edward H. Mantz
Millard E. Crum
Bessie Young
Anna May Ecker
Ida Kolb
Goldie Jacobs
William McClain
Wiliam Boone
Lula Main
Ahen van Fossen
Irene
Eleanor
Jesse van Fossen
Theo, Renner
Harry Staley
Weston and
Hensel
John W. van Fossen
Lincoln
Nebraska
Elmer van Fossen
Wilbur
James E Coleman
Staley
Janelle
Edward
Fred
Ethel V van Fossen
Edgar van Fossen
Edgar
William Herpich
Harry Redmond
Ralph Toms
Charlie van Fossen
Donald
Harry Young
Harold
Leonis
Patsy Anne
Earl Clemm
Kenneth
Maggie E Harp
John Burton
Evelyn Frey
Charles Pace
June
Ida Layman
Russell Shoemaker
Hines shouts liar at witness in Dutch Schultz case
In New York Aug 24 James J. Hines a Tammany district leader cried that George Weinberg a principal witness was lying on the stand. The moment followed cross examination after Weinberg testified he paid Hines five dollars weekly for protection starting in spring 1952, with the payments said to occur secretly in Hines apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Hines
Tammany
Dutch Schultz
Supreme Court
George Weinberg
Lloyd Paul Stryher
Weinberg
Henehiman
Schultz
Hines
Renner's Grove 1939 meeting elects officers
On the third Sunday in August 1939 in Renner's Grove the 1939 session elected Roy Eaton as president, Harry Staley as treasurer, Jesse Van Fossen as secretary. The entertainment committee includes Mrs. Clara Crum, Mrs. George Etzler, Mrs. Roy Eaton and Harry Young. Prizes go to the oldest Van Fossen descendant Mrs. George Van Fossen aged 79, oldest male descendant Mr. John Van Fossen aged 59, youngest descendant Patsy Anne Youns six months, and travelers from Lincoln Nebraska Mr. and Mrs. John Van Fossen for farthest distance.
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Neld T
Renner's Grove
Roy Eaton
Harry Staley
Jesse van Fossen
Clara Crum
George Etzler
Harry Young
van Fossen
George van Fossen
John van Fossen
Patsy Anne Youns
Lincoln
Nebraska
Live stock and farm equipment sale draws large crowd
About 1,200 people attended Harry Baez’s farm sale on Wednesday. Cattle sold from 70 to 105 dollars, hogs 15 to 41, machinery in good condition fetched strong prices. A seven foot binder and spreader sold well, a no-horse wagon fetched 54, a grain diggin g tool 100, total receipts 3240.41. Glenn Trout auctioneered. RL Ely was clerk. The bald eagle is found only in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Baez
Glenn Trout
RL Ely
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Schick
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market Street
Philadelphia County
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Charles Hersch
Mary Osborne
Loraine and
Myrl
Louise Hartsock
George Eyler
George W. van Fossen
Carl C. Bell — Contracting Painter
W. Fourth St
Carter
Sinclair HC
Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor Oil
Sinclair @ealer’s
G. Raymond Shipley
Frederick, MD
Betty Grable
Jackie Coogan
Paramount
Jackie
Betty
Dhs
North Amerea
Kenmore
Raven Heat
Tudor Sink
Sears
Silvertone
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