Raymond L. Smith is Sentenced for Assault and Battery
Raymond L. Smith of Troutville was sentenced to three months in the Maryland House of Correction on two counts of assault and battery against his mother and brother. He pleaded guilty to the charges, admitted a few beers, and requested an appeal while the judge ordered concurrent three month terms and jailed him on $1000 bond. Other Frederick county cases included dismissals for lack of prosecution, a five day jail term for intoxication, and suspensions on drunkenness convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Smith
Troutville
Maryland House of Correction
Alton Y. Bennett
House of Correction
Tommie Eyler
Frederick
Harry W. Wood
Creagerstown
Eyler
Wood
Harry Jenkins
Jenkins
Trump
James Newman
Dietz
John W Smith
Boost
Ansell wedding show gifted by Edgewood Church
A wedding show at Edgewood Church of the Brethren was presented to Mr and Mrs Stanley Ansell by the couple's parents. Refreshments followed for Oden Eyler and family, Harry Brown, Earl Hoff, Walter Fritz, Albert Ecker, Donald Smith and daughter, Howard Blacksten and daughter, Merton Blacksten, Mrs Norman Smith, Mrs John Strine, Mrs Annie Fettry, and Mrs Helen Blacksten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Stanley Ansell
Edgewood
Church of the Brethren
Oden Eyler
Harry Brown
Earl Hoff
Walter Fritz
Albert Ecker
Donald Smith
Howard Blacksten
Merton Blacksten
Norman Smith
John Strine
Annie Fettry
Helen Blacksten
Newlyweds and Local Visits Highlight Busy Week
Charles Green and Mollie Micods Mus, Mrs James Carlisle and daughter Misses Margaret Petry Rebecca Ann Petry Shirley Black Is ten Phyllis Sehneider Erma Grossmekle and Howard Black noted as newlyweds receiving gifts. Margaret Eyler rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital for operation and is reported satisfactory. Mrs Earl Rakestraw of Middleburg visits Bridgeton NJ with brother in law and sister. Mrs Granville Erb returns from Baltimore. Mrs Stewart Brentzer travels back briefly. Mrs Russell Wetzel of Mt Union visits husband at Perry Point Hospital where he has been a patient for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Green
Mollie Micods
Mus
James Carlisle
Margaret Petry
Rebecca Ann Petry
Shirley Blackisten
Phyllis Sehneider
Erma Grossmekle
Howard Blacksten
Margaret Eyler
Katherine E Eyer
New Midway
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Earl Rakestraw
Middleburg
Bridgeton
N. J
Allen Richmond
Granville Erb
Mt Union
Baltimore
Stewart Brentzer
Russell Wetzel
Perry Point Hospital
Carry a Lantern by a Deep Conviction
A blind lantern bearer explains he carries light to shield others from bumping into him. The author urges readers to guard themselves with strong principles and unwavering faith in something greater than self to prevent harm or missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Carry a Lantern The Lamp Within Keeps Us Steady
A Babson Newspaper Syndicate message urges people to carry a lantern to guard against life’s darkness. It warns that without inner light families fracture morally and financially when trials strike. It notes youths may lose religious grounding at college amid campus temptations, urging personal faith as guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Newspaper
Architect Names Byrd in Suit Over College Construction
Baltimore December 741 architect states Dr H C Byrd president of the University of Maryland is named among defendants in a suit related to construction at Princess Anne College Bernard Evander of Baltimore says the state owes him more than
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Princess Anne College
Bernard Evander
Planting Pine Growth Lawsuit In Princess Anne Case
Evander sues for 10000 damages in City Court alleging Dr Byrd and state officials including Board of Public Works and John B Funk violated a statute by contracting for plans for a president's home at Princess Anne. Listed defendants total 7000 dollars alongside Byrd. The article notes pine growth in southern forests is retarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Byrd
Board of Public Works
John B Funk
Evander
Byrd
Princess Anne
Experimental sprays kill underbrush of weed plants
Underbrush including post oak and other weed plants is currently being experimentally killed by chemical sprays. The method targets the dense growth to reduce competition and improve land management. Field tests assess effectiveness and environmental impact.
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da Gamuilly
G. L. Baking Company
Sonny Boy Cakes
Maryland Biscuit Company
Dulang ‘Foods
Baker's
National Biscuit CO
Colgate
Palmolive
Peet’s
Bath
Ajax
Salt Lake
Vample Alata
Utz’s
Terry's
Johnny's
Florida
Rinso
Jge
KFIV
Iene
Swift Cleanser
Spic & Span
Camay
Lux
Sauer Ikraut
Standard Oysters
Johnny SP - Bey
al Ace
Mankek
Dole
Riess
Asebel
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Lionel
Mame Duck
Quacky
Mana Duck
Waddes
East Patrick St
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