McFarland Acquitted In Night Court Alcohol Case
McFarland of Frederick Route 1 was found not guilty of drunken and reckless driving charges after a lengthy hearing. Wardens could not prove he was driving. testimony noted intoxication but a directed verdict was granted. Additional cases saw Summers Crane acquitted in a joint trial and Quinn fined for reckless driving after an earlier collision that injured McMahon. Local altercation between Atkins and Haines ended in a settled dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburn
Sheffield
Robert McFarland
Frederick
Route 1
D. A. Tucker
McFarland
Edwin ¥. Nikirk
Johnsville
Daysville
Benjamin F. Phebus
Glenn Butts
Butts
Tucker
Jug Bridge
Bradford Summers
Takoma Park
Mary McKim Crane
Sjamsville
Summers
James McSherry
Miss Crane
Edwin F. Nikirk
Ray McMahon
McMahon
Singapore
Route 40
George Charles Quinn
Baltimore
Mc Mahon
Quinn
Elmer Atkins
Mehr
Haines
Middletown
Atkinses
Nikirk
John Henry Gray
Mill Pond House Reveals 16th Century Building Techniques
Mill Pond House near Harmony Grove stands as a rare Maryland instance of medieval English construction styles in the 16th and 17th centuries. Recorded by William M. Storm, the two story, timber framed and wattle and daub structure rests on native stone foundations with a history tied to the Tasker’s Chance estate and Eleanor W. Houck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Mill Pond House
Harmony Grove
England
Tasker's Chance Holding
Eleanor W. Houck
William M. Storm
Mill Pond
Daniel Dulany
Jacob Stoner
Frederick- Woodsboro
Frederick-Emmitsburg
United States
Historic American Building Survey
Library of Congress
Frederick County
Virginia
Amber House
Henry Chandlee Forman
Jamestown Archaeological Project
United States Department of the Interior
Jamestown
St. Mary's City
James Town
William
Pennsylvania
G. Edwin Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania German Society
Europe
Oley Valley
Cotswolds
East Anglia
Shropshire
Cheshire
Lancashire
New England
Tuscarora
Williamsburg
St Mary's City
Min Pond House
William Penn
Rare Early American Home Features Noted in Historic Parlor
A detailed survey describes a spacious parlor with a removed mantle, a splayed front door transom with small panes, and an enclosed spiral stair attached to a large chimney. Upstairs walls show half timber and wattle and daub with diamond and square patterns, thick timber framing, and 14 inch plank floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Joanna
The News Frederick Md December 1 105t
The brief item from The News of Frederick Maryland dated Saturday December 1 details local happenings and notices in a concise newspaper style. It presents period tone with scheduled events and civic notices for the reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick, Md
Tivoli Opera House Next Week Lineup At The Tivoli
The Tivoli shows a busy next week with Two Tickets To Broadway starring Martin, Leach and Bracken Sunday through Wednesday. Thursday to Saturday features Reunion In Reno with Stevens and Dow and a Stage and Screen show. Technicolor Texas Carnival leads the cinema with Wayne Morris and Red Skelton, plus Ann Miller and Keenan Wynn in supporting roles. Across The Wide Missouri opens Saturday with Gable, Montalban, Hodiak and more. New England fishing remains America's oldest industry, valued at 100 million dollars and supplying 700 million pounds of edible fish annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
City Opera Mouse
Ethel Williams
Red Skelton
Howard Keel
Tivoli Theater
Ann Miller
Keenan Wynn
Paula Raymond
Tom Tully
Steve Cochran
Philip Carey
Mari Alden
Missouri
Jin Technicolor
Clark Gable
Ricardo Montalban
John Hodiak
Adolphe Menjou
Jack Holt
J. Carrol Naish
New England
America
Court News Courtship and Divorce Case in Mary Land
Court News details a bill of complaint for absolute divorce between Harold Kinier Rive and Mary Dolteres Rice. It lists marriage licenses for Robert L. Draper and Janice V. Shante and includes several residents from cities such as Patrick Street, East All Saints, Randallstown, Pricesville, Frederick Route 1, and Thomas Avenue. A statistic notes 16 to 21 year olds face prison for fines nonpayment per Architectural Archives of Maryland. An entry highlights interest in early medieval Maryland architecture in an old house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kinier Rive
Mary Dolteres Rice
Robert L. Draper
Patrick Street
Janice V. Shantere
All Saints Street
Honard T. Burnham
Randallstown
H. Louige Cole
Pricesville
Daniel A. Stevens
Frederick
Patrica Jeanne Shull
Thomas Avenue
Big City
The
Architectural Archives of
Maryland
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Brunswick
Monte Hale
Paul Hurst
Claudia Barrett
Musicomedy
John Marie Carroll
McDonald
Don Daredevil
Dennis Virginia
GENE_ MORGAN
MAYO
Nelson
Technicolor
Ropertor
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market Street
Hospital Aid
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
East Church St. Frederick, Maryland
Armstrong
Fisher’s Appliances
E. Patrick St
Damascus, MD
AL Jennings
Oklahoma
Dan Duryea
Katie
Ann Blyth
Mark Stevens
Shoyt
Ain
Dohnn Hadlak
Philco
Motorola
Zenith
N. Carroll St
MGM
Studio
Srelion hHowar, Keel
Ann Keenan Wynn
Jom Tully
Story
Brian Donlevy
Gig Young
Virginia Grey
Andy Devine
Obert Hutton
Opera
the Tivoli
Court News
Seolt
Whitman
Minkus, Grossman
KEY Stamp CO
FE. Patrick St
TET Soda
General Acceptance Corporation
RMS Dcker
Ani
Ser
Beanie
Tony Martin
Janet Leigh
Gloria Dehaven
Eddie Bracken
Bob Crosby
Sid Silvers
Hal Kanter
James
Kern
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