Local Notices and Social From Mapleville Community
Community notes report church services at Methodist and Protestant churches with August Sundays, local visits among families in Main and Unionville areas, school festival planned for September on school grounds, Unionville Camp P O A will present a flag and a speaker. Numerous residents visit relatives in Crownsville, Frederick, Baltimore, and Mt Airy. typhoid fever case noted. paving completed on property. harvests and farm events mentioned. upcoming Sunday school picnic planned near Marvin Chapel on September fifth.
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Guristian
Della Sneadener
Rex
Episcopal Church
Dal Foard
Samuel Crone
Mid- Alteons
Evidited
Marvey N. Sparrow
Thig Place
Peter. N. Hammaker
Thurmont
B. F. Hammaker
Mapleville
Stephen J., Myers
Maggie Sweadener
Whitehill
New Windsor
Russell
Fyymond Null
Tittle
Lee. Wilson
Creagerstown
Fannie Sweadener
B. D
Solbert
West Falls Society News and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Otis Hyatt of Samaville visited Edw Range and family on Sunday Miss Dora Gartrells enjoys comatime in Baltimore Mr and Mrs Elmer Kregle and daughter Louise stayed with sister Mrs O R Hood The stork brought a seven pound daughter to Mr and Mrs O R Hood on Tuesday Mr and Mrs Howard Keefer spent Monday in Baltimore They traveled by automobile Mrs Lorne Doyle recovering well after operation at Frederick City Hospital A concrete pavement laid in front of Dr J Aliene Williamson residence Record Street by LeRoy Hoke crew
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Vincent_F. ‘Yingling
Ott Frederick
Mieses Yingling
Henry’. Huntelmann
John F. Victory
Washington, D.C
Mary Hitselberger
Oscar Smallwood
Crownsville ’Hospital
Crownsville
Stephen Db
Myers
la Woodward and Little
Gon
Baltimore
O.O. Smith
Anna Roop
Agatha
Sneed
Mary
Mary Clay
Irene Keller
J. W. Beall
Janice Simpson
Warren Simpson
Francis E. Sneadener
Beckie Davis
New York
Ailsses
West Falls
Otis. Hyatt
Samavile
Edw. Range
Dora Gartrells
Elmer -Kregle
Louise
O. R. Hood
Stork
R. Hood
Howard Keefer
Mis. Lorne Doyle
Frederick City Hospital
J. Aliene Williamson
Record Street
LeRoy Hoke
Frederick Hunters Fined for Trespassing
After pleading guilty last night to trespassing on Joy L. Hyndman’s lands, one paid $10 plus $1.05 costs each. W. Harry Haller and J. Frank Eisenhauer were found not guilty on Oliver Wren’s premises near Frederick. They admitted hunting on Hyndman’s land but argued prior permission. Wren, who prohibits hunting on his lands, noted his satisfaction with the ruling to deter future incursions. Of the $20 Hyndman fine, half went to the former landowner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy L. Hyndman
W. Harry Haller
J. Frank Elaenhauer
Oliver. Wren
Frederick
Hyndman
Messrs.Haller
Hisanhauer
New York
Messrs
Eisenhauer
Habler
Germany
Wren
Question Ailso Determined of Magistrate Right to Go Into Another District
A Frederick court hears whether a magistrate may hold court outside his district as challenged by habeas corpus petitions. Crebbs arrested for concealed weapons in Frederick faces a potential August 31 hearing. The case involves claims of improper juristic power and right to trial by jury, with an additional habeas corpus hearing set for Mamie Straley regarding custody of her daughter Hilda Grimes.
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Frederick
H. Dorsey
Etchison Big
Norning
Wiliam J. Crobbs
Hammond Urner
Crebbs
Smith
Ofice ‘of States
Samuel A. Lewis
Marlon C. Miller
Woodaboro
Maryland House of Correction
C. .Miller
Osboro
Thenigelveg
Etchison
Crebby
Marion C. Miller
Baltimore
P. Frank Pampel
Mamie A. Straley
Hilda Violet Grimes
St. Mary's Asylum
Worthington
PROPERTY TRANSFERS AND MARRIAGE LICENSES LISTED
In county and city real estate deeds, transfers include Walters to Walter for 50 dollars and other parcels with small sums noted. A Harker and wife acquire Fahrney property for 4500 dollars. Marriage licenses issued for Gingell and Weller, bothBm, and Scott and Weedon, both colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F.M. Walters
Albert W. Walter
Frank T. Taylor
Chas J. Poole
Thomas T Barker
Wr. M. Harker
Peter D. Fahrney
Aaron M. Horst
City
John H. Grove
David Lowenstein
Allied Forces Face German Tide in France and Lille Fall
World War II dispatches report German forces driving the Allied left wing back toward Lille, with Lille reportedly captured or under threat. British Parliament notes a heavy marine landing near Steid and a looming bombardment risk to England. In Maryland, State Auditor J Enos Ray and deputies review Frederick County books, inspecting counts of county officials including Register of Wills Samuel D. Thomas, Circuit Court Clerk Harry W Bowers, ex-Sheriff Charles Fagan, County Treasurer Frederick W. Cramer, and State's Attorney Samuel A. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
William Spencer ‘Churchill
Ste Id
Lille
Paris
Germany
Ostend
J. Enos Ray
Frederick
Mr. Ray
Register of Wills
Samuel D. Thomas
Harry W. Bowers
Charles T. Fagan
Frederick W. Cramer
Samuel A. Lewis
No Change In Local Wheat Price At Mountain City Mills
There was no change today in the local quotation for new wheat at Mountain City Mills, price $1.07 per bushel. The Frederick quotation is $1.02, with Hagerstown deals less active. Mildred Brengte is improved after sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Baltimore
Sliz
Hagerstown
Frederick
Bravery at the Dentist Recalled in Family Exchange
In a playful family exchange Aunt Ethel asks Beatrice if she was brave at the dentist. Beatrice affirms and recounts pulling out two of Willie's teeth as a joke, with Aunt Ethel promising a half crown for bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Beatrice
Avatle
Willie
Doctor's Opening Briefly Delayed Hagerstown Institute
The Inter State Doctors announce the Hagerstown Institute on Pill Itlan Street on the second floor will open Tuesday or Wednesday morning. They offer free treatment and examinations to a limited number of patients until September 15, with medicines charged at cost. The system aims to diagnose with advanced instruments and provide cure where other methods have failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter State
Hagerstown Institute
Itlan Street
Segara
Twenty Year Teet Remedy Endorsed by Gen W Brock
The twenty year old testimonial claims Chanderlain's Calic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy is a quick safe cure for diarrhoea. Gen W Brock of Aberdeen's Enterprise endorses it saying it never failed him or those he recommended it to. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanderlain
Gen.w. Brock
Aberdeen
Aid
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