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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1934

Page

4

Truck License Ruling Upheld In Test Case

Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard upheld a lower judgment in the Harvard case of truck operators here. Hayward, fined $10 for operating without commerce markers, argued trucks were under CWA control. defense claimed haulings did not involve freight or merchandise. The ruling preserves the state’s interpretation that trucks used in CWA projects require for hire markings and commerce authority.

Arthur D. Wilard Magutrase Alton Y Bennes Charts Harvard Hayward Mamserste Magisnate Benne Willard Fot Coucs Cheses E_ Austux James CWA Harvard Witland Maksers Porinese

No City Cases In Police Court Night As Docket Clears

For the first time in years no city cases were docketed before Justice Alton on Monday evening. The sole charge heard involved a minor traffic incident on East Fourth Street near headquarters. Names and details appeared garbled but reference to a parked vehicle and a failure to yield right of way were noted. The docket’s emptiness prompted speculation about peace force efficiency and cold weather impacting arrests.

Desiz G Alton ¥. Lennen Eas Officisis Everning Sachdar Sunder Texwal Sithoi Oseer Anderson Coaties L Miss Frederick Baltimore East Fourth Street

Beavers Build Dam With Help From Friends

In a rural scene, Duner swings a mallet to help construct a dam while friends cheer and take turns. Goldy, Coppy, and Nantre Nick assist, promising future labor and a new encounter with Firp the fisher as the tale moves toward another chapter.

Duncy Goldy Nick Fup NEA Service, Inc

Mt Pleasant Grange party and local gatherings in February

Mt Pleasant Mi Pleasant February 12 reports a Grange party and dance on February 22 at the hall. It notes visits to residents, a Parent-Teacher meeting planning a school fundraiser, Ladies' Aid at the Reformed church, a box prize won by Mrs George Cashour, and a social night hosted by Mr Lewis F Lochner with several guests. Also mentions Mrs William Lochner in Frederick Hospital and Doris Delanter homebound with a cold.

Mt. Pleasant Mi. Pleasant Mi Pleasans Grange Mi. Pleasans August Monath Lochner William W. Myers Vised Mir Barry Green Lem Booluz Milton Charles Granam Escort City Angus Mosath Adam Mercer Andjier Mebel Wilson Bobb Spencer Mercer C. Luther King Jamas Burrer Lewstern Mr. Pleasars School Samy Harshman G. Edward Burmer Mr. Pleasant Reformed Church Clam M. Deianter Charles W. Bur Willam T George Cashour George K. Zip Lewis F. Lochner William Wers William H Busher John £Ter Darwin D. Burner Grayson Fogie Waltz Hahn Wiliam Lochner Frederick Doris Delanter

Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds Listing

Guilford Krepps aged 21 weds Ruth Wallace 18 of Yellow Springs. Inoyd Cahin Miter 24 of Edgemont weds Josephe V. Meckeler 11 of Waynesboro Pa. Henry Snyder 71 weds Sara Sulman 18 of Millersburg Pa. John King 23 Germantown weds Claudia Mutisiux 28 Mongovia. Property deeded. Mored Jones single to John Purdum. executor Thomas Brier accounts filed and final. Lewis Martz administrator of Samuel Bo Martz estate. February dates noted.

Guilford Cenri i Thomas Re Joseph Brier Furst Lewis F Martz Mamistra Samuel Bo Martz

Affiliation Changes Affects Voter Party Switch Rules

Supervisors of elections set policy allowing voters to switch party affiliation only before registration deadlines. Democrats and Republicans may change affiliations before March 10 to vote in the opposite party primaries in September. Officials say applications will be available at the supervisors office within days as both parties brace for a busy period.

Supervions Pms Ar Vommey General Marrand Baltimore X.pate Alli

Body Frozen in Ice Unidentified Woman Found in Michigan

In Michigan a unidentified woman is found frozen in ice with a mysterious fate and a garbled scene described. The bunched text mentions a woman with a number near a morgue with a date and a funeral or memorial event in a later passage.

Michigan

Birthday Celebration and Gifts Noted at Family Gathering

A birthday event featured cake with decorative candies and refreshments. Guests received many presents while well wishes poured in for the honoree. Names from the gathering include Dorwths, Marcha Whl, Remo Afar, Cone Hou Mi, Fogler, Wilma Green, Cacherne Cook, and Virginia Mass burg.

Heroert Marne

Stup Family Notables Include Margaret Stup and Mary Schultz

Margaret Stup Mary Schultz Edna Umberger Margaret Umbererr Grace Stup Betty Pogler Virginia Stup and Vernon Stup feature in local notices highlighting family connections and community roles within the area.

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