Independent Hose Company Banquet Attended by 250 Guests
About 250 members and guests attended the Independent Hose Company annual banquet in the Evangelical Lutheran church social rooms. Several speakers included Alton Y. Bennett and Alderman Herbert Schroeder among others. Benjamin B. Rosenstock served as toastmaster, and Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver gave the blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
Evangelical Latheran Church
J. W. Just
Alton Y. Bennett
Herbert 8. Schroeder
Russell H. McCain
Charles W. Stup
Edward P. Oden
W Bartgis Storm
The
United
F. Lester Smith
Citizens Truck Company
Charles G. Geisbert
Guy V. Brust
Frederick County Volunteer Firemens Association
Thomas A. Chapline
Independents
Amos John Traver
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Jesse Dinterman
Independent Ladies’ Auxiliary
Kitchen Angels
Lutheran Church
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Disturbing List
Court notices list multiple marriage licenses with ages and residences across Maryland and nearby states plus property deeds transfers involving Baltimore City and county. The long roll includes divorces and widower status, several intercity pairs, and various real estate conveyances among named individuals and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Dews
Lawrence
Kas
Thelma LaVerle Watts
Sulphur Springs
Tex
James J. Smith
Rutherford Heights
Agnes M Liddick
Duncannon
S. A. Hollenbaugh
Etta Creek
Little Orlean
Allen R. Stevenson
Dorothy W. Smith
Beech Creek
Nathan L Hoy
Mt Airy
Martha E Spriggs
Yamneville
Leo M Webb
Leesburg Va
Susie Cox Randolph
Hamilton
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Joseph E. Chew
Joseph E Chew
John $S Cunningham
Mary E
Soldier Admits Theft of New York Machine
William H. Holden a 19 year old soldier was arraigned before US Commissioner D Angle Wolfinger on a charge under the Drew Automobile Act. Held on 1500 bond. Patrolman Harold Kiser said Holden admitted stealing the automobile in Binghamton New York and was arrested after driving away from a Waynesboro filling station without paying. He claimed he was en route to Louisiana when seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
William H. Holden
D. Angle Wolfinger
Harold Kiser
Holden
Binghamton
N. Y
Waynesboro
Louisiana
Emergency Stretchers Finished for Civilian Defence Units
Twenty five canvas stretchers were delivered Monday by Camp Braddock CCC to Elmer C Defauver directing medical cre ations for the Council of Civilian Defence. The project united the NYA members who sewed the canvas with CCC carpentry and apprentice blacksmiths who built and fitted the stretchers. Materials came from the Defense Council as emergency relief corps undergo training for air raid evacuation. Several physicians are registered for possible service in an emergency, Dr Kefauver reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Braddock C. C. Cree
de Elmer C Defauver
Council of Civilian Defence
C. Cc. C
Defense Council
Defense Council. Members of the Emergency Relief Corps
Council
Kefauver
Treasury to report automobile tax evaders for prosecution
The Treasury said willful evaders of the automobile use tax would be reported to Federal District Attorneys for prosecution. Beginning today every motor vehicle must have a federal tax stamp. motorists without one face a 25 dollar fine or 30 days in jail. Secretary Morgenthau asked if jail would occur, and Assistant Secretary Sullivan said willful evaders could be reported, noting that stamp purchases on time or late would still be punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Morgenthau
John L Sullivan Sullivan
No Decision Yet On School Closing In Maryland
Annapolis officials weigh the McGrath Plan to telescope high school terms in agricultural counties. Governor O Conor said county superintendents will report back after surveys in their localities. The plan aims to end terms in early May to free students for farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
McGrath
O'Conor
Josephs. McGrath
Crisfield
Regional Teachers Association
Martinsburg Man Killed in Philippine Islands
Mrs Detla M Powell reported to day she had been notified by the War Department that her son Guy F. Powell aged 29 was killed by enemy action December 29 in the Philippine Islands. Powell had served in the Army Coast Artillery before taking a civilian post at Fort Milly last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W Va
Detla M Powell
War Department
Guy F. Powell
Philippine Islands
Powell
Fort Milly
Army Coast Artillery
Industrial Leader At Waynesboro Dies
Waynesboro Pa February 3 P Evra Frick 6 prominent Waynesboro citizen died Monday He was president of Citizens National Bank and Trust Company and head of a company bearing his name He was married in 1895 to Kate Mehaffey of Chambersburg She died in 1934 He was a member of the Presbyterian Church Surviving a daughter Mrs Frederica Wolf a granddaughter Miss Margaret K Wolf at home sister Mrs Annie F Good Funeral at 2 pm Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Evra Frick
Citizens National Bank and Trust Company
Kate Mehaffey
Chambersburg
Presbyterian Church
Frederica Wolf
Margaret K Wolf
Annie F. Good
New Windsor Faculty Farce Set Amid Civil Defense Prep
New Windsor prepares for the sixth annual production Very Untruly Yours a farce where Professor Pollard aims to land a jail sentence to finish a magazine article unseen. Ticket committee members listed include Mrs Andrew Hof and Miss Hannah Shunk. Civil defense roles follow with Willard Hawkins director and Clarence Bowers air wardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Pollard
Andrew Hof
Reba Myers
Charles Hesson
Edwin Englar
Hannah Shunk
Ear Hoff
Guy Carlisle
Joseph Hames
Harold Smelser
John Young
Miller Richardson
H. B Getty
Ruth Koontz
William Fritz
Willie Benedict
Granville Bixler
Russell Lindsay
Willard L Hawkins
Howard Roop
Clarence Bowers
John Flesson
Ersie Benedict
John Strine
Riemen
John Coe
Ralon Coe
Norman Myers Denton Snader
Charles Baughman
Walter Marman
Howell Lowell Noman Nanil
Harold Warner
Merie Dee
Albert Benedict
Calvin Sttine
Russell Logue
Edward Williar
Residents relocate home amid midwinter move
Mr and Mrs Ramburg rented the Metcalfe property formerly owned by Mr and Mrs David Engler and moved February 1. The group includes Russell Lambert emergency chief Marie Thompson John Baile Edgar Nusbaum and others in public communications and information roles led by Williard Hawkins Edgar Barnes and Reverend Warren Ledford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lambert
Marie Thompson
John Baile
Edgar Nusbaum
Howard Deeds
Adella Gilbert
William Loveller
Williard L Hawkins
Edgar Barnes
Warren Ledford
Ramburg Heve
Nicholas Metcalfe
David Engler
Social calendar lights up Gaithersburg week
Mrs Everett Jones hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Albert Phillips, nee Kinsey, whose Christmas Day marriage. Mrs Charles Hershey hosted dinner for Mrs Hershey’s sister Mrs Paul Farmer of New York and Miss Janet Young of Charles Town, W Va. Jane Marshall was honored at a shower by Miss Mary Lou Walker and at a luncheon by office associates at the Madrillon. Mrs Robert Allnutt visits son in Paoli and daughter on Long Island. Mrs R W Farmer hosted a tea for the Woman's Club at Mrs William Nicholson’s Falls Road home with Mrs Ralph Walker assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Everett Jones
Albert Thomas Phillips
Phillips
Alice Elizabeth Kinsey
lf_rs
Charles Hershey
Mary Lou Walker
Marshall
Madrillon
Robert Allnutt
Robert Allnutt, Jr
Paoli
Francis Bledsoe
Long Island
R W. Farmer
Woman's Club
Daugther
William Nicholson
Falls Road
Ralph Walker
Lunchon Gathers Winfield Consolidated School Mothers
Taylorsville event hosted by Room Mothers of Winfield Consolidated School had strong attendance. Mrs J Claude Naill presided, with Mrs Luria Day as secretary and treasurer. Birth announced for Margie Lousetta at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Winfield Consolidated School
J. Claude Naill
Luria Day
Prentiss van Sant
Margie Lousetta
Frederick City Hospital
Turend Bowers
Augustus Frizell
F. J. Barnes
Liberty Road
Thomas Moore, Jr
Card Club
Horace Hipsley
Homemakers’ Club
Howard Price
Adeline Hoffiman
Albert Byers
County Boy Unhurt Landing Plane During Fog In England
Myer s ville youth John D. Mause Jr a Royal Air Force member recounts a near fatal landing in heavy fog in England. He circled a fogged field with wheels up and the plane struck hedges fences and two fields, sustaining minor injuries while escaping without major harm. He notes British kindness toward Americans, lack of sweets but ample meat and eggs, slim streets and small fields, and mentions mud and fog as disliked conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
John D. Mause, Jr
J. D. Mause
Myersville
Royal Air Force
Young Marse
Young Mause
Johnny
Family Visitors and Illness Reported in Westminster Area
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Byers, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Byers and Mrs. E. A. Barnes visited Mrs. Ella Null who is ill at the home of her sister, Mrs Lewis Smith, Westminster. Mrs. Oliver Price is on the sick list. Truman Barnes is recovering from an attack of the grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Moore
Thomas Byers
Albert Byers
E. A . Barnes
Ella Null
Lewis Smith
Westminster
Oliver Price
Truman Barnes
Laytonsville Notices and Social Bits Highlight Local Moves
Mrs Cora Howard returns from a 10 day visit with Mrs Clayton Haines in Charles Town West Virginia. Mrs William B Mobley hosts a dessert bridge for 16 on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs H Samuel Riggs and Miss Sue Worley spend weeks in Bradenton Florida with Mr and Mrs A Beatty. Lt Comdr Vestus Willcox USN retired of Edge Hill recalled to active duty after 24 years in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laytonsville
Cora Howard
Clayton Haines
Charles Town
W. Va
William B. Mobley
H. Samuel Riggs
Sue Worley
Bradenton
Fla
A. Beatty
Vestus Willcox
Edge Hill
Divorce Granted in Equity Court for Dhingra Custody
An absolute divorce is granted to Marjorie L. Dhingra from Moti Lal Dhingra in Equity Court. She receives custody of their infant son Jerry L. as part of the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Marjorie L. Dhingra
Moti Lal Dhingra
Jerry L
Dhingra case ends with costs awarded to plaintiff
The decree was signed Monday by Chief Judge Edward S. Delaplaine in the Dhingra matter with Mrs. Dhingra to pay costs. Attorney for Mrs. Dhingra was Alton Bennett. In a separate matter, Mr and Mrs Ned Sheiler sold to Mr and Mrs Roger B Wolfe the northeast corner parcel at the Brunswick Knoxville road and Frederick Harpers Ferry road intersection, deed recorded. consideration indicated by revenue stamps about 2600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna G. Windsor
Urbana
Frederick
Orphans’ Court
Edward W. Windsor
West Patrick Street
Patrick M Schnauffer
Jerome Offutt
Ned Sheiler
Roger B. Wolfe
Brunswick-Knoxville
Frederick-Harpers Ferry
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Court News
Paul Coffell
Mary B Taylor
Strasburg
Paul D. Higdon
Eva V. Chambrin
South Market Street
Rudolph C Thomas
Alice R Sisnter
Baltimore
W Ellis Maxwell
Ethel Catlelt
Robert H. Evans
Joy J Bairnsfather
James C. Miller
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
Fidelity Lodge
O F
Grand Lodge of Maryland of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Elmer E Tressier
Paul B. Rhoads
Buckeystown Packing Company
Harry J Koontz
Leo Weinberg
William D. Lipps
Holden S. Felton
Sally K Sunday
Oscar R. Fogle
Luther
Stull
Oscar R Fogle
Ned & Zeiler
Oliver Beachley
Lawson
Bittle
Buttle
Wilbur T. Abrecht
Elizabeth Bartgis
Robert Lee Bartgis
Alfred R. Jones
Charlotte Isabelle Pilarski
Julius Franklin Puilarski
Benjamin B Rosenstock
Edgar Crutchles
Nellie Mee Crutchles
Reno Sharp
New York
Niewspe Aa
Visitation
Visitation Academy
Iwi
Thomas J. Coffey
Shrine of Our Lady of the Martyrs
Auriesville
Academy
A Home Loan Co
N. Court St
Ezra Frick
Markell & Ford
Woon
Albert C. Palmer
Agent & W
13Th St. Frederick, Md
Keystone Paints & Varnishce
Nicodemus
Esso
Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
Sycamore Service Center
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Avenue
Paul Auchter
Mgr
Frederick News-Post
American Standard Life Insurance Company
Washington, D. C
Charles M. O'Donnell
America
U. S
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick NO. 1
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Frederick, Ma
Sts
Swift
Wood
Kenny’s Pork
Easton’s
Brussels
Florida
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