Record of County Office Business Shows Growth in 1936
The clerk’s office reports a general upturn with higher valuations in autos and licenses. Deeds and contracts rise while mortgages and chattel mortgages fall. marriage licenses rise, divorce filings edge up, and overall record activity increases across instruments despite some declines in hunting and farming notices.
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AO General Operedte Uy
Cat Cy Beestran
Somers
Aeroan
Dog Meemerances Court
A. Mehrle Ecker
Elere
Addiiton
Des Leense
ATI
Atle
Frederick County
Check Charge Reported to Police Chief
Chief Alen Bartgis reports James Brown, 16? year old, arrested for a fraudulent check and an attempted second check at a meat market. The first check for 559 dollars was drawn on Potts And Grifun. Brown denied stealing. The case awaits decision at Cronk Court or Jasenite Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alen Bartgis
James Broan
Cronk
Jasenite Court
Leo Semmers
Res Contig
Kormmrertivid
Brown
Jacob E Garver
Illumination Gas Traced as Cause of City Illness
In Philadelphia a drizzling scene and smoky air sent residents fleeing as fumes sickened more than a dozen people. Initial blame on industrial waste shifted to diluminating gas after chemists identified the fumes. A gas main break was later found and connected to the exposure.
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Palladelphia
South Philadelphia
Wir Hant
Hunsicker
Pub- Me Health
Motorist Faces Xmas in Jail After DUI Conviction
Charles W. Boyle appeared in Police Court on a charge of operating an automobile while under the influence. Unable to pay the $100 fine and costs, he was given a one day pall term. State Police corroborated the case with a Monday afternoon report to Officer George Wollman in Petersburg Martha on the reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Boyle
Petersburg
Martha
Patrick Mc Sehnauffer
Weatherbury A. Omcer
George Wollman
Holberg: Danish literature giant and 1934 stamp tribute
The article traces Ludvig Holberg born 1604 shaping Danish literature with satire and philosophy, details poverty and self education, notes he wrote until Copenhagen fire of 1728 ended his peak, earned title Baron Holberg, died 70 in 1755, and a 1934 stamp commemorates his 250th birth anniversary.
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Denmark
Ludvig Holberg
Norway
Holberg
Copenhagen
Volberg
Baron Holberg
NEA Service, Inc
Drunken Driver Incident and Local Court Actions
Police stopped Doyle driving east on West Petitick Parse Avenue as the car swerved and the driver appeared intoxicated. Officer Swamley and Constable Arden reported Peale intoxicated while a physician advised seeking treatment. A coal ordinance case upheld in court led to fines for Gordon and mishandling of gasoline, with other charges for disturbing the peace among Jack Blacknes, Jack Davis, and Pena Dast.
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de Ficer
Doyle
Tian Wouter
Lyquor
Daniel Swamiey
Gay Arden
Pele Alla Hartgis al
Peale
Moyle
Vis
Severth
Gordon
Gromton
Stefan
Towiver
Gobeden
Tiurkitteyile
Shamokin
Washington
Gorton
Aetgieteale
Charces
Jack Blacknes
Ajlas Jark Davis
Pena Dast
Colirat
Bette
Dhy
Omlcer Ben Phelat
Guy Anders
Court News Marriage Notices From Martinsburg Area
Fragmented court notices list marriages and parties from Martinsburg and nearby towns. Names include George Poo Cheney, Albert othr, Evelyn to Moatioer, and Morey Po Daynaett. The garbled text references addresses in Virginia and Maryland and mentions courthouse actions and dates.
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Waid Go Mon
Marhade L. Whitet
Bottiot
Morey Po Daynaett Av
Paetsture
Evelyn
Moatioer
Chester Roane
Mindeat
Myers
Stason. Daven
Fragmentary OCR Mystery Legal Notice
A garbled OCR snippet mentions charges and costs and a Charter Cupter in unclear terms. It references individuals or places such as Savaniley Holl Thun and Cobbed Gland with dubious names. The text is too distorted to extract a coherent event, action, or precise dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncers Savaniley
Dolon Miary UY
Court Notices From Chambersburg Area Struck by Fragmented Names
OCR reads like a legal docket with intertwined names ages and locations centered on Chambersburg and nearby towns. The text lists individuals including McGowny Fo Mire and others with ages 24 to 40 plus notes of divorce and residences. It mentions deeds or obligations and sums such as 40 and 20 dollars tied to actions or notices.
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Frederick
Charles Fo Mire
Lela M. McGowny
Chambersburg
Pal
Divorce Filing in Pueblo Wood Case Shocks Court
A divorce action surfaces in Pueblo Wood involving Samuel A. Tawke. The petition alleges marital breakdown amid contested custody and property issues.
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Teight
Dorothy Warrilow
Adiey
Sarah Foo
Homburg
Moss Belzabeth Aastermndbor Camden
Moa Aifain
Nast Oranse
Pierre Curie
A.C. A
St. Petersburg
Fla
TS. Klein
OO Danish Literature
Parsifal
Court News
Ternisburg
Hanover
Propet
Peter
Dsathes
Etiel Wieter Contre Y Gio
Wad
Wife County
Olner
Patty John A
Butler
Chal County
Pueb Wood
Abe
Samuel A. Tawke
Beauty Shop
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Second Streets
Dogo
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Serena Cogtaary
Lewis A. Rice & Sons
Neier
Tard Deere
Biywer
Bdemondy
Yoo
Adierties
Adams
Grea
Heatley
Meryau
Dee Wiird
Goncerk Cute
Morty
Piteln
Arthur Hold
Hitie
Brell
Chan
Pilis Rina
Vempee
BO David Copperfiels
Dicken
Bergers Book Mart
Devoe
Carload
Arloa
P.L. Hargett & Co
S. Market St
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