Two Get Terms For Theft From Walkersville
William F Fauble route 3 and Charles B Fogle route 4 Frederick received House of Correction sentences after pleading guilty Monday in Peoples Court to stealing about 200 empty feed bags from Farmers Supply Company Walkersville. Fauble six months plus $10.75 fine suspended on an additional charge of using tags issued to another vehicle. Fogle three months. Police Lt Six and Sgt Phebus testified they were found sleeping in a car on Columbus Avenue. bags observed in rear. tags checked and found to belong to another car. car owned by Robert Fauble. Both admitted taking bags. other items found in car. Paul J Green company manager testified he did not know bags missing until called by police. Fauble claimed bags for work shoes. Fogle offered no testimony. Fine and costs total 100.75 paid by Owen L Cooper Baltimore after drunken driving conviction. Cooper pleaded guilty after minor collision on South Court Street. Collateral forfeitures included replacements and weights on axles and registrations for several defendants. arrests by Lt Mas, Officers Phillips and Weight Officer Knott Jr. Seventy-two high mountain peaks noted in Haywood County North Carolina.
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William F. Fauble
Route 3
Charles B. Fogle
Route 4
Frederick
House of Correction
Peoples Court
Farmers Supply Company
Walkersville
Fauble
Fogle
R. O
Benjamin F. Phebus, Jr
Phebus
Alton Y. Bennett
Columbus Avenue
Phobus
Owen L. Cooper
Baltimore
Harry P. Phillips
South Court Street
Cooper
Clarence Gilbert
Mt. Airy
Robert F. Stone
Keller T. Smith
Middletown
James E. Shelton
John D. Ramsburg
Lewistown
Charles A. Green
Libertytown
Pershing H. Hess
York
Walter K. Mas
Phillips
John 2. Knott, Jr
Court News Equity Actions and Marital Licenses Filed
The report lists equity petitions for appointment of committee or trustee names Thelma M. Glisan as next friend of Grace Lena Summers and Mary Katherine Hackett, plus marriage licenses James F. Nix and Myrtle Madeline Marrs. It notes several divorces, annulments, and property deeds between residents of Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania, including exchanges of deeds and small county sums.
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Equity
Thelma M. Glisan
Grace Lena Summers
Mary Katherine Hackett
Petiion
James F. Nix
Durant
Okla
Myrtle Madeline Marrs
Alexandria
Lucien DiSylvester
Jean Jenny Bressler
Harrisburg
Charles W. Gant
Leesburg
Evelyn
Jean H. Page
Washington
Edward E. Lighter
Middletown
Betty NM. V. Keller
Buckeystown
E. Margaretta Farrel Rogers
Thomas Clark
Martin R. Garrett
Joan E. Painter
Regina Byerly
Helen Stewart
Regina E. Byerly
Regina EB. Byerly
Regina FE. Byerly
Robert S. Johnson
Howard R. Schafer
Henry H. Springer
Mothers Club of Evangelical United Brethren Church Meeting Recaps
The Mothers Club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Mildred Hardin’s East Thirr street home. Members discussed a wardrobe gift for the Beginners Department, Toys and teaching materials for Cradle Roll and Beginners, exchanged Christmas gifts, made decorations, and planned future refreshments. Next meeting at Mrs. Dolly Kelly’s home. Attending were Mesdames Dubel, Wills, Soper, Whisner, Trittipoe, Kelly, Krantz, Hardin, McCauley, Blank, Pingley, Sally Hardin, and Tommy Hardin.
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Mothers Club
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mieldred Hardin
East Thi Street
Jesubt
Sundey School
Dolly Kelly
Bessie Dubel
Ruth Wills
Francis Soper
Margaret Whisner
Mary Jane Trittipoe
Mildred Krantz
Mildred Hardin
Betty McCauley
Irene Blank
Charles Pingley
Sally Hardin
Tommy Hardin
Christmas Night Jail Sentence Amid Court Confusion
Majestrate Alton Bennett ordered a four day jail sentence for James Carter a released Maryland inmate on drunkenness charges despite Christmas night expectations. Carter admitted no employment no permanent residence and no money as Officer Kanade reported. Richard E. Zim represented Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
James Carter
Maryland House of Correction
Kanade
Carter
Richard E. Zim
Local Court Dismisses Assault Charges in Domestic Case
Frederick Bryant was dismissed from assault and battery charges after his wife Rose Bryant failed to appear and testify. The case was postponed when she did not respond to the oath despite repeated summons. A woman identified as Ida May Boyce also faced peace disturbance charges and forfeited $25.80 after resisting detention and breaking a frosted door.
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Nerman
Columbus Bryant
Frederick
Rose Bryant
Bryant
Bar of Justice
Ida May Boyce
Boost and
McKeldin
Ballenger Grange Holds Regular Meeting in December
Ballenger Grange met Friday evening December 8 in the Community hall with Master John Reon presiding. The literary program featured a singing of On Little Town of Bethlehem and Silent Night followed by talks by Clyde Thomas and State Senator Elect Jacob R Ramsburg on business outlook and legislative issues. Eugene Pruitt spoke on the water situation and education, and delegates to State Grange shared a report. Anna Dudrow announced Mrs Thomas P Culler of Ballenger Grange won first prize in the State cake contest angel food class. The United Nations Flag was placed in the hall by the Home Economics Committee. The grange plans a Christmas party on December 29.
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Ballenger Grange
John Reon
Bethlehem
Clyde 9
Thomas
Frederick ‘Trading Company
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Avery It
Rewasting
Jayshead
Herbert Hoover
Ramsburg
Eugene Pruitt
State Grange
Easton
Anna Dudrow
Thomas P. Culler
United Nations
the Grange
Home Economics Committee
Grange
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Wesco Hy Myers
Ally
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Richard M. Alilgon
Citi
Mary E. Smith
Bayard
Grabill
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Superior Bottled Gas Service
Philco Electric
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St
Phone
M. D. Harp Agency
Pythian Castle Bida
Court St
Gordon Spurrier
Howard S. Fink
Carroll Parkway
Ralph W. Boyer
Tele
Court Street
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Parsons CO
HS ‘Care A
Freedom
Webster Luby
Burras
the News
Frederick, Ma
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SEARS
Merry Christmans
Bont
Sears Rolebuck
W. Patrick St
Kenmore
Sears, Roebuck
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Frederick, MD
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