Cranshaw Gets Six Months In Police Court
Cranshaw, a 51 year old colored man, was found guilty of assault and battery on Frank Lee at the Parrot Tea Parlor. He received six months in the House of Correction as neighbors heard his victim cry for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J R
Saul
Frank Lee
Richard “S
Third
Vlee
Craneshaw
Lee
Cranshaw
Allen Barteis
Austin A. Young
Frederick
Young
Reece
Roosevelt Brown
William Bronson
Watt Hough
Virginia
Charles Shern
Charles “Price
North Bentz Street
Brandson
Hough
Shern
Brown
Sherman P. Bowers
Alban M. ‘Wood
Guy Anders
Ben Phebus
Phebus Teald
Price
Kutncharts
Omeer
Daniel Bromley
John Walisker
Frank Dorsey
Iater Lear Bean
Paull
Ee Philips
Ira Stine
West Virginia
Philips
Major firms report best 1936 profits in AP survey
New York reports that the first 130 large companies to file 1936 results earned $873 1 968 105, the best in six years. Profits rose 47.8 percent from 1935. Weekend deeds show several property transfers including 110 West Third Street sold by Gilbone KR Flautt to Dr. Gad Mes J. Brice Crist and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Everal
Gilfeone KR. Flautt
West Third Sheet
Gad Mes
J. Brice Crist
KR. Forman
Grace M
Wlod. Werran
Flood relief fund tops seven thousand four hundred
Frederick and Thurmont areas report a combined flood relief total of 7 490 02 with numerous individual donations. List includes Albert Schroeder Harry Drandenbergy Irene Keedy Miss Beatrice Geesey and many others from local businesses churches and schools contributing across Frederick Thurmont Emmitsburg and surrounding communities. Total reflects widespread small gifts plus larger gifts from organizations and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friederick County
SnLa
Albert A. Schroeder
D. Harry Drandenbergy
C. & Po Telephone Co
Paul J. Payne
Soi
Irene R. Keedy
Jennette Etehison
N. Grove
Ralph Hartman
Joseph Marino
American Stores Company
Frederick County
Joseph Swope
Knoxville
Wm. H. Leichert
J. R. Worster
Benj. F. Rech
N. A. Shigen
Charles McC. Mathias
E. C
Philly Wertheimer
Harry Nixdorff
Edward James
Presbyterian Mite Society
Mary L. McCleery
Treas
Grace W
Trail
Royal Arcanum
Frederick
Misa Addle Baltzell
John G. Jones
James K. Gray
Wiliam Stoner
Ross Witherow
Ladies Add Society
Church of Brethren
Witlhide & Creeger
Samuel Long
Roy Creeger
M. Carbrack
St. James Firor
Willard Easterday
Mas Viola Gtuchadaie
W. Z. Willhide
Mary C. Willhide
Arean Forte
Samuel Merely
Charles Baxter
Charles H. Corbett
Uelen Krom
Willan Pryor
J. F. Prendergast
Anne Prendergast
Charlie
Grant Websster
Layton Moser
Ross Eigenbrode
Martin Heler
J. M
Clarence J. Fink
Claude Freeze
Allen Creager
W. R. Freeze
M. A. Birely
Ella Winehbrenner
Marshey's
Five & Ten
Lee Martin
A.D. Flory
Mise Ada B. Crouse
G. R. Shatter
Thurmont Mil & Supply Association
Otto Beall
Paul Title
George English
T. Lawrence
Charles Ro Stockedale
Carl Castell
Harry Simmere St. Warry Staybaugh
Mire Daisy Wareche
Warner Grimes
Acacia Loder
Samuel Bennett
Cassactin
Mere Florence Ceeeges
Addie Grimes
Local church and community donations reported in Emmitsburg area
The Emmitsburg and nearby communities tally small gifts from 25 cents to 60 dollars. Miss Helen Phillips and Mrs Esther Warner are listed among contributors, with totals from Myersville Monrovia Johnsville and other locales reaching 7,490.02 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Andrew A. Annan
Mt. St. Mary's College
Elfns Lutheran Sunday School
PA J. Gale Jagher
J. Ledge Gloninger
Marie Glonsinger Rial
George Gingell
Anna Troxell
Melon Troxell
Morris H. Gillelan
Quinn Topper
Anthony Timmerman
Mra
Frank Stoner
Walter Simpson
Peter F. Burkett
Jovepts Fyler, Jr
J. J. Nealer
Edward Glans
Maurice Muser
Lloyd C. Dern
Camily
Carre Dern
Emory Valeentine
Edward Smith
Muantlee Hahn
D. Nevin Martin
George J. Martin
Popu
Wilbur Naylor
Chester Owler
Clara Stonesifer
Rose Rell Ohler
Bernard Hobbs
Albert Valentine
Samuel Baumgardner
John Six
Sly Warren Devilbiss
John Krom
John Grishon
Ralph Hornshotn
Elmer Fuss
John Keilholtz
Jones ‘Walter
George Kempher
St. Paul Dern
Rhetta Dern
George PL Dern
Miss Annie Shealey
James Shealey
Harry Sinneslfer
Versi M. Valentini
James F. Welty
Samuel J. Rirely
John TW
Ritely
Mildred J. Stemh
Annie McDevilbicca
Jamee Long
Fear A. Miller
Meo
Edward Grimes
Reqity Grimes
John E. Moit
Helen Phillips
Clade W. DeBerry
Esther Warner
Myersaville
Myersville
D. Edgar Bittle
Aly Harry
Kinnaman
Leslie Brandenburg
St. Paul's Evan. Lutheran
Win
S. Wachtel
Church of the Brethren
Alien W. Nicodemus
de Nicodemus
Ruth Nicodemus
Monrovia
Johnsville
Carroll Harp
Geo. M. Wachter
Sie Eagles
M. E. Church
Troops Take Possession Of Malaga
Fascist forces under Gen Francisco Franco captured Malaga Spain unopposed after a rapid advance along the southern coast. The central city area was looted and burned as troops entered the port. officials were absent to surrender. An estimated 5000 rightists were killed during the Socialist occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Spain
Francisco Franca
Acid Spill Delays Traffic on North Market Street
An acid container shattered from a vehicle at 2:30 p.m. on North Market Street causing a splash that sent people scattering. Firemen quickly neutralized the spill with water and prevented damage to tires and parked cars as the engine was moved from Ideal Garage to the engine house for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACIN
North Market Street
Varlenandant Wiew Company
Ideal
Second Suit For $5,000 Damages Filed In Court
Robert L. Hoek of Richmond Va sues Frank N. Fairley of Lititz Pa and Mervyn Hillman of Blatrapville Pa for $5,000 alleging a collision with a parked truck on the National Highway near Braddock. Hoek, hospitalized with a fractured left knee, says the truck was illegally parked without flares. A prior suit for $471 against driver Stanley E. Mavity was filed earlier. Sherman P. Bowers represents Hoek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Robert L. Hoek
Richmond Va
Frederick City
Frank N. Fairley
Livermore
Mervyn Hillman
Blatraville
Stanley E. Mavity
Naverstown
Hock
Mavity
Hillman
Fairley
Tuck
Sherman P. Bowers
Appeal Filed Over $100 Drunken Driving Fine
Arthur W. Diggs filed an appeal in Circuit Court challenging a $100 fine plus costs imposed by Justice Sinn in Police Court on a drunken driving charge last week. The appeal bond for $1,000 was posted. Altoni Bennett represents Diggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Diggs
Hope Hi
Walter E. Sinn
Altoni
Bennett
Youths Sentenced in Maryland Theft Case
Hagerstown Maryland Feb 8 Bernard Kelly 24 and Clarence Clark 20 both negroes were sentenced today to 60 days in jail for theft Police said the youths stole two ballon jugs of elder from a store It turned out to be vine and r.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Bernard Kelly
Clarence Clark
Yvine
Bladder Irritation Warning From Nature’s Remedies
A garbled ad warns of bladder irritation as a warning from nature and promotes home remedies. It mentions using bucnu leaves and juniper oil with six other items to purge acids and impurities. Excess acids may cause waking at night, scanty flow, frequent drakes, burning, backache, and “Ing pals.” The note promises a refund after four days if not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaples Service
Pearre
Election Of Director For PCA Is Approved
Frederick Production Credit Association directors met at local headquarters on Monday. Thonay Dare of Montgomery County was approved as president and Alvie Etzler of MU Pleasant as vice president. Secretary and treasurer roles vacated by Mason and Than Anderson remain vacant. GC Straley of the Baltimore Federal Intermediate Credit Bank will act as secretary treasurer until a new official is appointed. Miss Elva E Mallor designated assistant secretary treasurer. Additional director approvals were withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Production Credit Association
Thonay
Dareby
Montgomery County
Sand Alvie MM
Eteler
Pleasant
EL. Mason
Thanas Lo Anderson
GC. V. Straley
Federal Intermediate Credit Hank
Baltimore
Mir. Darby
Etzler
Me. Andersson
Mason
Scott
E.G. Fause
Productive Credit Corporation
Baltiimore
Straley
Pousy
Elva E. Maller
J. 0. Wilson
Production Credit Corporation
Aut
Unionville Farmer Escapes Bull Attack Near Barn
Nicodemus, a well known Unionville farmer, narrowly escaped serious injury when a large bull attacked him in the barnyard Saturday. John Cutting, a colored farm worker, freed him with a stick after feeding the animal away. Nicodemus received a hand injury and was later examined at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray D
Nicodemus
Unionville
John Cutting
Cutting
Otis B. Stone
Libertytown
Frederick City Hospital
Harshman Nominated by Republican City Convention
Hagerstown Maryland February 8 The Republican city convention unanimously nominated J Lloyd Harshman former State's Attorney for Washington County and a native of Myeraville as Republican candidate for tonight. The convention adopted a platform praising the present Republican city administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshman
Hagerstown
J. Lloyd Harshman
Washington County
Myeraville
Loan committee to review applications at Wednesday meeting
It was stated at the local office Monday afternoon that the regular meeting of the loan committee will be held Wednesday at which a number of applications for loans will be considered.
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Granshaw
Chinaman
Frankie
Major& Companies
Henry F. Astairst
Arizona
President Roosevelt
Senate
Thas Lit
Roosevelt
Hatton Summers
Toure Judie
Maury Maverick
County Red Cross Fund
Colvin Bowers
Clinton Waesche
Jota P. Weddle
Catherine Albaugh
Jack
Ray Weddle
Pred ‘Treaelt
Ralph Royer
Cathariie Hiurbaugh
Guy Wilhide
Clara Landers
Fussell Forney
Mtr
Mes
Raymond Crenger
Joh Weeddie
Lloyd Gall
Theodore Schondau
Claire Frock Company
Gay Sohby
Goldie Lewis
Hasel Lewis
Spring Fabrics Picture
United States
Tist
Quaker City
Frevterle
Farderick, MP
Esther Greb
This County
Elvin Greb
Grand Island
Nebr
PCA
Unionville Farmer
ICKS
Renee Vicks
Frederick County National Bank of
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Schick Dry Shaver
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Frederick, Md
N. Market St
Markell & Ford
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