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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1950

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3

38 Deer Slain Opening Day in Frederick County

Opening day of the six day deer season yielded 38 buck deer killed in Frederick County amid rain and mountain road closures. Hunters reported eight to nine arrests for carrying loaded guns in cars and noted a shot deer but declined to identify offenders. Notable catches included a 155 pound 8 point buck by Edward L. Hutzell near the Lewistown hatchery and a 149 pound 7 point buck by Charles Forrest near Foxville.

Frederick County Catoctin Mountains Benjamin F. Phebus Lewistown State Health Department Bruce A. Brachey Edward L. Hutzell Fairplay Mountaindale Charles Forrest Thurmont Foxville Jones Donald W. Easton Sandy Springs J. W. Smith Hagerstown H. Bradley Jones Mhountain Allegany Garrett Bruce A. Brochey East Eighth Street Frederick

December 5 1956 Police Roundup Details

An excerpt outlines arrests by Trooper H P OBrien and officers Naugh Boost Kanode Trump and Hoffman for disturbing the peace and drunkenness. A collateral forfeiture of 5.80 involving James C Peachey is noted. Lieut Dorsey and Officer Kanode allegedly entered a cousin's home to warn Whitter after prior disturbances. Several jail sentences in Frederick Md follow for weekend incidents and drunks.

Burras H. P. O'Brien Naugh Boost Kanode Trump Hoffman James C. Peachey Lieut Dorsey

Police Court Cases Set for Monday Hearing

Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett continued the cases to next Monday night. Irving Shankle of W Patrick Street faces charges of carrying a concealed weapon. his defense witness is sick and a continuation was requested. Shankle remains free on a $250 personal bond after arrest Saturday night by Lieut. Frank Dorsey and Officer Denver Shook. Charles Whitter, address unknown, was convicted of trespass and sentenced to three days in jail with a $5 default fine. Lewis D. Lenhart, cousin of Whitter, swore to a warrant alleging Whitter entered his house after being told to stay away.

Alton Y. Bennett Irving Shankle W. Patrick Street Shankle Frank Dorsey Denver Shook Charles Whitter Lewis D. Lenhart Frederick Whitter

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