Youthful Robbers Nominated for Parole in 1919 Bank Heist
Walter Winehart of Baltimore and Norman Ogle near Walkersville were recommended for parole by Patrol Commissioner Edward M. Parrish after years in Maryland Penitentiary for the Walkersville Bank robbery. Both men, 22 and 23 at the time, had good records and would likely have been released earlier for good behavior. The 1919 crime involved revolvers, a large cash haul, and a high‑profile manhunt before their capture and recovery of the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Winehart
Baltimore
Norman Ogle
Walkersville Bank
Sears
Maryland
Ritchie
Edward M. Parrish
Sweezey
Emory T. Coblentgr
Winehart
Ogle
Monocaer River
Forest Preservation Topics Headline Braddock And Feagarville Grange Events
J A Cope of the University of Maryland will address Braddock Grange Thursday at 7:90 PM on forest preservation. He will also speak at Feagarville Grange the next evening on the same theme, with a debate at Feagarville. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cope
Metension Service
University of Maryland
Grange Hall
Braddock
Cope
Ballenger
Feagarille
Munch
Feagaville
28 Institutions Seek $222 700 More From State Annually
State aid requests show 28 institutions seeking $663,650 annually for three years, with Johns Hopkins University receiving the largest grant. Governor Ritchie aims to cut taxes, with a projected 2 cent reduction. several schools seek increases or alternative funding methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
State Board of Aid and Charities
Notica
Johns Hopkins University
Frank J. Goodnow
School For Blind
Maryland School For the Blind
Waldo
Ritch
St. Mary's Female Seminary
Charlotte Hall School
Hood College Music Recital Opens With Varied Selections
Hood College advanced music students presented a formal recital in Bradbeck Hall featuring organ piano and vocal pieces. Performers included Ed da Sheeley Ruth Else Ina Xvonne Biser Frances Good Hawley and Eleanor Myton among others with works by Wolstenholme Mendelssohn Chopin and Grieg. An informal recital was announced for this evening at five in Brodbeck Hall. The note adds that the first Christmas pantomime was produced at Drury Lane Theatre in London in 1702.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Music
Hood College
Bradbecck Hall
Wolstenhorn
Alegre Gcinste
Edda Sheeley
Wagner-Abrasein
Maglc Fire
Mendelssohn
Randa Capriccioso
Hortense Gillespie
LY Ifarde- Jot
Sans ‘Tol
Ruth Else Ina
Chopin
Tmpromptu
Gabrilowitsch
Caprice Thurles
Xvonne Biser
Wolstenhotline
Allegradte
Frances Good
Hawley
D'batdelot
the Dawn
Altene Thomas
Greig
Eleanor Myton
Brodbeck Hall
Drury Lane Theatre
London
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Grange Meeting
A. Cope
Braddock Organization
William “Wild Bul” Donovan
Big Teague
Twentieth Century Limited
Erie
Philadelphia
Bolivia
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
Orthae
Ritchte
Wtchin
THE
Maryland Theatre
WW. L. D. Fisher
Will Rogers
Ichabod Crane
Sleepy Hollow
Tehabed Crane
Sleepy Wollow
Hye
Marvel
Hodkinson
Eugene O’brien
John Smith
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Second and Market Sts
Gude
Gade
Christmas Savings and Thrift Club
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
Bank OF Personal Service
Bulova
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market
P. O
Pone
Merhl F. Moberly
E. Patrick ST
MFP
Santa Claus
Commercial Bank
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