Grand Jury to Meet Five Days in February Session
State's Attorney Patrick M. Schnauffer says the grand jury will convene February 16 and sit at least five days. About forty cases are to be reviewed, including breaking and entering, forgery, and false pretense charges. Ten suspects remain in jail awaiting indictment, with others at liberty on bond.
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Clifton
New Docket Moves Multiple Criminal Cases Forward
FDR era docket advances seven cases for February term including two manslaughter indictments against LeRoy Betts and a bastardy charge against Dale Ford, both still in Federal service. Other defendants include Joseph Bussard Lester L. Gregg Roger D. Duvall Ralph B. Werking. Bussard and Gregg unapprehended, Duvall previously guilty with sentence held for agreement, Werking tried last Oct with no verdict. Seven criminal appeals also moved, led by H S Lonas and others, with two appeals docketed for Fred Allen Spring. Wedding anniversary noted as Sharpe. Mrs Claude Hahn led recreation. two piano solos by Mrs Lewren Sibert and two readings by Mrs Bet tie Sundergill. Mrs Edgar Moore offered readings. next club meeting planned.
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Dale Ford
Joseph Bussard
Lester L. Gregg
Roger D. Duvall
Ralph B. Werking
Bussard
Gregg
Duvall
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H. S. Lonas
James Richard Harding
Charles Martin
Edward E. Woodward
L. Edgar Betson
Arthur
Calvary Mothers' and Teachers' Club Meets at Walkersville
The Mothers' and Teachers' Club of Calvary Methodist church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Clayton Zimmerman in Walkersville. Mrs. Walter Elker presided over a brief business session, then social time followed with a banquet for about 40 members and guests. A gift was presented to Mrs Zimmerman, mother of Mrs R Ames Hendrickson. A birthday gift was given to Mrs Charles Hudson and Mrs Alfred.
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Walkersville
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Local Greeks Seek To Learn Fate Of Relatives At Home
Greeks in Frederick seek word on relatives in Greece as reports estimate 500 to 1000 starving daily. Mail to Greece is slow, with no letters since the German advance. Local aid efforts ship food from Turkey, while anxiety grows over kinfolk fate amid upheaval and incomplete news.
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