Night Marriage Annulment Case Highlights Childish Prank
Mrs Etta Donaldson files suit in Frederick Court to annul the marriage of Virginia Maude Heflin 15 and William G Heflin 19 claiming false age statements on the license. The couple married May 27 1928 in Washington and never consumated the union. the suit seeks the restoration of the bride to her maiden name and an annulment decree.
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Washington
Frederick
Ettason
Virginia Maude Heflin
Wiliam G. Heflin
Donaldson
George W. Strine
Pasor Centennial Memorial United Hrew Church
Ederick
Idson
Sherman FP
Santhis City
Richard B. Washfon
Frederick County
Chrsater Zentz
Marlin W. Shorb
Topsie
Marlin W. Shorb Kelley
G. Edgar Roderick Queen
J. Lester Nester Dick
Edgar Roderick Pet
Artie R. Kemp
Diana Pay
Si Roger L Dade
Ald Hill Top Farms
Juliet Smith
Rose
Countess
Roger L. Dade
Kata GH
J. Lester Nester
Polly Ag
Albert N. McCardell
Gan
PBH
Goldie
PBI
Artle R, Kemp
Marlin W. Shorb Lill
Doris
Jesse M. Burall, Jr
Attie R. Kemp
J Lester Nester
Jesse M. Burail, Jr
L. Roy Remsberg
Frederick County Dairy Herd Improvement Association No
Bruce E. Crum
Clyde Z. Green
Edwin Lundgren
Roy R. Dern
Beauty G. Pbbs
May Pbbs
Jennie
Emma Zimmerman
Babe Ag
Alice
Pansy
PBES
Gg&he& Pba
L. H. Remsberg Clyde
PB & GG
Pb& GH
Edward F. Holter
PBH & J
Federal Housing Campaign debated for impact on local construction
A survey in Frederick County shows diverse views on the Federal Housing Administration program to build new homes and repair old structures. Local residents including Linthicum Perrott Hartman Munshoweer Sharpe Speakes and Deputy Sheriff Hiltner weigh potential benefits against borrowing hurdles and implementation constraints. Warner sworn in as district deputy sheriff for Johnsville district.
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Federal
House Administration
Johnsville
Heriff
Roy M. Hiltner
Reese W. Warner
Warner
Hay
Toy Shop Dilemma and Christmas Prep
In a whimsical scene from 1934, Goldy helps a doll choose a dress while a Santa ensemble plans musical horn testing. Danny plays a big trombone to amuse Wee Scouty, and the characters set up a festive moment before the tale continues.
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Ang
Wee Goldy
Auto strike injures local taxicab worker on Jefferson Street
George Crum about 26, a Harrisonburg local taxicab driver, was hit by an automobile near McCurdy Field on Friday evening. A. E. Fleming, of Harrisonburg, said he stopped and drove Crum to a physician, then to his home. No charges filed. Fleming to cover medical costs. Deputies urged funds for France's troops. army committee seeks 800 million francs for immediate equipment and mobilization.
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Jefferson Street
Uear McCurdy
George Crum
H. F. Kline
Crum
A. E. Flemiing
Harrisonburg
Fleming
Roy M. Hiltner
Hiltner
Pieming
France
Marc Rucard
Redistricting Proposed for Maryland Counties and Towns
Baltimore December reports sweeping changes in local government. The State Planning Commission urges redistricting and consolidation to improve financial operation, though it does not specify exact lines. The report to Governor Ritchie and Governor-elect Nice marks the first in a series.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Planning Commission
Ritchie
Nice
Hitler in wreck near Bremen kills 13 on bus crash
Chancellor Adolf Hitler's special train struck a bus near Bremen at night killing 13 people and injuring seven others. Hitler assisted in the grim scene after alighting from the train and saluting the victims.
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Bremen
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
France Would Place Troops On Full Fighting Basis
Paris December 14. The Chamber reports government plans to mobilize and expand the army to a full fighting basis. The measure aims to strengthen national defense and deter aggressors amid rising tensions in Europe.
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France
Lovettsville Guests At Frye Home Include Frederick Visitors
Dec 15 reports guests at Mr and Mrs Harry Frye in Lovettsville. Attendees include Goldie Darner Nannie Frye Ruth Waybright and Mrs Trundle with daughter from Frederick. Charles Miller returned from weeks in Philadelphia. John Leve Frank Frye back in Washington after a week at Dr Frye’s. Ma H W Beatty also home after time in Hagerstown and Chambersburg. Mrs G T Grove spent a day in Baltimore.
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Lovettsville Loveltsville
Harry Frye
Goldie Darner
Nannie Frye
Ruth Waybright
Martin
Trundle
Frederick
Charles Miller
Philadelphia
Ernest Everhart
John Leve
Frank Frye
Washington
Dr. Frye
Admits Killing Grace Budd in Boyish Defense
Albert Fisch, known as mild and unassuming, admitted to police that a force or impulse overcame him leading to the dismemberment of Grace Budd. Fisch, who once lured the 10-year-old girl to a supposed birthday party in 1928, said little beyond that single explanation as detectives outline the crime. Authorities said he will be turned over to Westchester officials once a murder indictment is returned in New York.
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New York
Pretty Grace Budd
Parsner
Albert Howard Fisch
Fisch Woud
Westchester County
Improvements finished on the old White House landmark
The historic White House along the National Highway near Braddock Heights has been completely overhauled and repainted. Walter S. Graham owns the property, leased by Gulf Of Chemicals, with plans to occupy by January. The updates include a new roof and interior remodeling.
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White House
Bend
Braddock E Heights
Walter S. Graham
Gulf of Combans
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Danny
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Wee Srouty
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N. E. Cramer’ & Son
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Rodney Dutcher
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy Cat
Lehigh
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R. R
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