Reward Paid In Brunswick Robbery Case
Edwin F. Nikirk, attorney for Dr. G. Thomas Strother of Brunswick, said he paid a $1,000 reward to an undisclosed recipient for the November 10 theft of $20,100 cash, jewelry, stock and valuables from the doctor's home. The recipient’s name is being withheld for security, with Capt. Charles W Magaha of the Maryland State Police aware of the payment. The case also involves the Baltimore suspects Elwood D. Rice and John Henry Beardsworth, and proceeds from the robbery were recovered in part in Baltimore.
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Edwin F. Nikirk
G. Thomas Strother
Brunswick
Charles W Magaha
Maryland
Strother
Elwood D. Rice
Baltimore
Rice
John Henry Beardsworth
Beardsworth
Horace M. Alexander
Alexander
Harold Basore
Sergt
J. J. Cassidy
Rice and Beardsworth
Dr. Strother
Retired Rural Carrier Now I Finds He Has Time On Hands
Emory F. Stottlemyer of Thurmont retired October 31 after 36 years as a rural mail carrier for RFD 1 Thurmont. He never used sick leave in 32 years of eligibility and recalls starting with a 24 mile route later stretched to 47 miles. He kept about two dozen sheep, drove RFD wagons, horses, and cars, and served 460 boxes for around 480 families. He plans travel and church work, noting he has crossed the United States seven times and visited all states except North Dakota. The News-Post could not confirm North Dakota visit.
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Emory F. Stottlemyer
Thurmont
Stottlemyer
RFD 1
Clyde V. Hawes
Knoxville
Maryland Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Catoctin Furnace
Lewistown
Mountaindale
Utica
Jimtown
Stothiemyer
Uncle Sam
The
United Brethren
Clarksburg Families Celebrate Christenings and Birthdays
Clarksburg notes record a christening for grandson David Wiener at Baltimore, with John Warfield and Miss H Wiener as godparents. Several birthdays and anniversaries are listed, plus local group meetings, Christmas programs, and school events in Clarksburg and Germantown. A brush fire near Buckeystown is reported, quickly contained by Carroll Manor Fire Company. An inmate diaper theft case from Chicago is also noted.
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Clarksburg
J. Paul Warfield
David Wiener
Max Awrener
Baltimore
John Warfield
H. Wiener
David
Eugene Draper
Choot Burg
Anita
J.russell King
Carnation Company
Bird J. Allender
Francis Dahler
Ralph F. Martz
National Institute of Health, Clinical Center
Bethesda
Hyattstown
Albert Lawrence Morris
Germantown
Dieckerson
C. B. Steele
Allan Steele
Gaithersburg High School
Carroll Manor
James Koughan
Buckeystown
Seagrave
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St John’s Lutheran Sunday School
Creagerstown
E. Koontz Helwig
Linda Kolb
Wayne
Mary Jane Kolo
Judith Pittinger
Gary Setherly
Dennis Kolb
James Wastler
Sandra Eyler
Regina Lare
Darlene Fuss
Glenn Selss
Wayne Stine
Connie Myers
Marlene Kolb
Donna Wastler
Christine Fuss
Ray Franklin Shaw
Darlene Six
Bethlehem
Cise
Grayson Song
Robert Kolb
Carroll Wastler Jr
Harold Lee Shorb
Ronnie Free
Warren Stackhouse
Naomi Long
Madeline Harbaugh
Delores Kolb
Margaret Wastler
Lamar Martin
Pastor
Come
Shep
Frederick
Chicago
Jim Houff
Anchorage
Alaska
Spencer
Eleanor J. Warehime
Westminster
Merry Christmas
Wm. Burall
Bissell
Teeter Babel
Hassocks
Cline’s Furniture Store
South
Markat
Dhana MO
Mersman
Imperial
Fredericks
Staub's Market
Fourth Street
Guft
Pikesville
Penn
RES DE Esso
Stauh
Staub
London
Pedro
Domecq V.V.D
Elluff Gordon Amontilado
Nina
Santa Maria
Grammer
Liebfraumilch
Harves’s
Staub’s
Market and
Frederick, Maryland
Kentucky
S A
Seagrams
Delicatessen
Smithfield Ham
Corkhill Cold Meats
Bamberg
Merr
Wee Hartsough
Helen Burke
Charles Troupe
Bob” Simons
Joe” Pazdersky
Tyed Smith
Nonaeacas
John Leaks
George Carter
J. Marshall Staub
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