Suspended sentence for Rochester man after fatal accident
Walter Ward White of Rochester New York pleaded guilty to drunkenness and disorderly conduct after a crash that killed one man and injured three others on UV 5 240. In Frederick County Court he received a suspended 30 day jail term. Police testified White and companions, picked up in Hagerstown, were helped from the wreck and he was abusive toward officers and hospital staff. He admitted drinking and had tried to drive Emmett E. Jones to Harrisburg. The injured man died on arrival. a color man was reported dead, with chest injuries from the wreck. White will be kept in confinement overnight and sent out of town when possible. A Montevue man pleaded guilty to intoxication and disorderly conduct at the county home, choosing jail over a $100 fine. A billy club was taken from Birmingham, who claimed he had made it.
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Walter Ward White
Rochester N. Y
Frederick County
H. Reese Shoemaker
People’s Court
Charles D. Mades
Frederick Memorial Hospital
White
Hagerstown
Emmett E. Jones
Harrisburg
Frederick
Sgt. Mades
Thomas E. Birmingham
Montevue
King and
Easy
Marshall Wachter
Birmingham
Twelve News Briefs: intoxication fine and traffic forfeitures
Joseph Green pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 100 dollars or 30 days in jail after a court hearing. Lt. Ben Puebus said Green entered police headquarters seeking arrest to avoid worse acts. Glenn William Haines of Hagers town forfeited 645 dollars for ignoring a Unionville stop sign. Alan Weston Long of Frederick forfeited 6.43 dollars for failing to stop the engine, lock ignition, and remove the key from an unattended vehicle.
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the News
Frederick
Joseph Green
Ben Puebus
Glenn William Haines
Hagerstown
Unionville
Sgt
Mades
Alan Weston Long
Girl Scouts Hold Meeting in Taneytown
In Taneytown the Girl Scouts met at Mrs Roy Haifleys home under leader Mrs Sterling Fowler with President Betty Ann Fowler presiding. Rita Ann Eckert enrolled as a new member and on Monday December 20 the scouts will sing Christmas carols throughout the town followed by a party at the end.
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Taneytown
Roy Haifley
Sterling Fowler
Betty Ann Fowler
Rita Ann Eckert
Holy Name Society Meeting in Maryland District
The quarterly meeting of the Holy Name Society of the Central Maryland District of the Archdiocese of Baltimore is set for Sunday December 19 at 2 p.m. in the Holy Name clubroom at St. Joseph's Church Thurmont. Rev. John Hart will be guest speaker. A birthday party was hosted at the Cornett home near Taneytown for Mr. Cornett’s anniversary with neighbors in attendance.
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Rob Smith
Haisley
Holy Name Law of the Central
Maryland
Archdiocese of
Holy Name
St. Joseph’s Church
John Hart
Thurmont
John A. Cornett
Taneytown
Cornett
William Null
West section visitors share a venison tale and travel note
Elmo Maupin and extended families visit the area and attend a social gathering marked by a guest tally of 11 points. The Pyles family of Myersville supplies venison for the family freezer after E E Pyles and son Robert return from Garrett Pennsylvania with two large bucks. Robert is noted for a second such catch in two years.
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Tives
Robert
Mr. Pyles
Fairchild
Hagerstown
Pyles
Myersville
E. E. Pyles
Robert E
Garrett
Robert’sj
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