Fine Suspended In Fraud Case In Mt Airy Court
A Mt Airy man was found guilty of fraud for applying for a duplicate title to a car he sought to sell, with a $100 fine suspended. Richard Eugene Hatmaker, 241 North Market Street, testified he believed the title was lost and that a relative had the original. Investigators and witnesses supported his story, but the car had been sold to a local garage and later junked. Several unrelated speeding and traffic forfeitures were also recorded by Trooper E C Crowther and Trooper J H Rouzee.
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Mt. Airy
Richard Eugene Hatmaker
North Market Street
H. Reese Shoemaker
Sherman P. Bowers
Joseph Coady
Motor Vehicles Department
Haimaker
James F. Lewis
Hatmaker
Lola Runkles
Albert Runkles
Hazel Hatmaker
Hatmaka
Governor McKeldin Speaks At Sabillasville Hospital Dinner
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin was the guest speaker at the annual Victor Cullen State Hospital chapter banquet of the Maryland Employees Association held at St John s Evangelical and Reformed Church Sabillasville. About 100 members and guests heard speeches on democracy and minority rights, with emphasis on religious freedom and equality. Divorces granted in Equity Court featured Betty Lachier and Mary Ellen Warren among others, while a note on potatoes as a commodity grown commercially in the state closed the report.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Victor Cullen State Hospital
Maryland
Employes’ Association
St. John’s
Grace
I. B. Lyon
Victor Cullen Hospital
McKeldiz
Walter Tabler, Jr
Aicheldin
Equity Court
Assoyce
Patick M Schnauller
Betty
Emmitsburg Weekend Visits and Local Notes
Emmitsburg area residents report weekend visits from family members in Baltimore Gettysburg and Washington including MR and MRS J Louis Topper Mr and Mrs Raymond Topper and son Mr and Mrs Walter Topper and daughter and Mrs Irene Fisher among others. New events include a St Josephs Church marriage for Margaret Houck and George Callan planned Feb 1 10 at St Josephs Church here. The first minstrel show for Memorial Halls Fund is set for April 9 10 at the high school auditorium sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. A PTA meeting at St Josephs High School noted library receipt of World Book Encyclopedia 1932 edition and upcoming card party on April 23 with Gus A Baker as chair.
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Raymond Topper
Baltimore
Ray Topper
DePaw St
Raymond Redding
Gettysburg
R. D
Walter Topper
Ferndale
Charles B. Topper
Alpert
Ned
Margaret Houck
George Callan
St. Joseph's Church
Here
Janet Adams
St. Agnes Hospital
School of Nursing
Norman Adams
Rosemary Sanders
Washington, D. C
Leonard Sanders
Charles Wivell
U. S. Marine Corps
Chincoteague
Roy Wivell
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Halls Fund
Ruth Freeman
H. P. Freeman
Robert L. Topper
Fred Seiss
Thurmont
Jackson Hamerick
Lillian Prooff
Sen
Guy Topper
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
Robert L. Koontz
Carolyn McDonnell
Donald Eyler
New Windsor
Ruth Gillelan
Ann Codors
Ada Sperry
J. W. Houser
Annie Warner Hospital
America Legion
Joshua Gillelan
George Gruner
Ruth
Rhoda Gillelan
Andrew Annan
Amelia
Elizabeth Annan
Taneytown
Norman Flax
University Hospital
St. Anthony’s Shrine Church
St. Anthony's
St. Mary's College
Warwick Hotel
Philadelphia
Maurice Guble
Stephen C. Gulevick
ST. D
J. Clbl
St. Joseph College
Parent-Teachers Association of
St. Joseph's High School
Schol Wath
Pomme Greco
Warr Bner
Lane Breth
Maurice Maoer
James Dukehart
Hugh Rocks
Harry Kane Joseph Haley
Ares Elzabeth
Curis Topper
Leroy Harthazen
Earl Gerwicks
John M Reddy, Jr
PTA
Prof
Greice
Jug Bridge Club Hosts Banker on Banking Facts
The Jug Bridge Homemakers Club meets this evening at Mrs. Howard Mayne's home with Miss Elsie Baker as co host. Officers in their second year present an engaging year long program and January’s meeting at Mr. Charles Murphy's home featured fabric buying for curtains and slip covers guided by home agent Miss Fehr.
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JUG Bridge Club
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club
Howard Mayne
Elsie Baker
Charles Murphy
Frank Grimes
Cousmn
Fehr
Murray Fox
Eston Hoffman
Records Completed Peterborough Guernseys on Test
Andrew J Hoff of New Windsor Maryland reports two registered Guernseys for Herd Improvement Registry production records. Darling Meetinghouse Lane produced 11853 pounds milk and 605 pounds butterfat from 684 milkings. Grand Beauty Pine Ridge Forecast yielded 13265 pounds milk and 732 pounds butterfat from 664 milkings. Darling sired by Antietam Pace Paul. Beauty by Foremost Grand C. G.H. B. Omar Khayyam noted as a poet and astronomer who died in 1123 AD.
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Peterborough
Andrew J. Hoff
New Windsor
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Meetinghouse Lane
Pine Ridge
Darling
Antietam Pace Paul
Foremost Grand C. G.H. B
Committees Announced For Annual Glade Bazaar
The Glade Valley P. T. A. bazaar at Walkersville High School runs February 2 and 21 with suppers 5 to 8 pm and varied entertainment. General chairs Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cramer head extensive committees listing many local residents and teachers in roles from Advertising to Dishes and Hostesses.
Local Notes From Lovettsville And Nearby
Lovettsville reports several residents on the sick list improving including Mrs Nellie Wenner Mrs Vida Frye Mr and Mrs Leslie Everhart Carlton Everhart and Raymond Mann Mrs Bonnie Arnold visiting Miss Elizabeth Hammond and Richard Hammond. George Wire and Nancy Ellen Rich attended Capital Dairy Goat Association meeting at Mrs Elizabeth Flack s Dunboring home. Mrs E T Hirst Mrs Jack Potterfield and Mrs Bertie Potterfield were guests of Bud Potterfield. Stanley Wine fourth grade teacher left to report for induction. Rev Dr William A Wade and Rev W J Yingling attended Lutheran ministers retreat in Frederick. Four Loudoun County high schools have trained with Edgar Tillett and Bill Vernon to Keep Virginia Green. Local school crew included Frank Robertson George Mentzer Bernard Fleming Lee Ridgeway Paul Payne Lane Reed Glenn Robinet te Joan Rosser James Mullen Frederick Hatcher William Washington Thomas Lindsey Henry George Bedford Johnson Rex Shumaker Rudy Wilt Wendall Williams Leslie Miller Barrett Brown Charles George.
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Glade J Valley
Walkersville High School
Thomas L. Cramer
Avery Browning
George L. Barrick
Charles Rowe
John Drenning
Verna Weir
J. Harold Hooper
Nannie Reddick
Charlotte James
John Poole
George Remsberg
Roger Zimmerman
Carroll Zimmerman
Charles Hollar
Haller Best
Charles Price
Robert Kennedy
Glen Lenhart
Phyllis Houck
James Renner
Durward Kettells
Margaret Saylor
William Z. Stauffer
Jane Haugh
Harry O. Smith
Bernard Flanagan
George Cleveland
Wilbur LeGore
Enos
Frank Cramer
Wilton Stitely
Ira Houck
Paul Dinterman
Ruth Hinen
Earl Bussard
E. Koontz Helwig
Haymond Stover
Albert Fichel
Charles ‘Trimmer
Wilfred Lake
Roy Snoot
Gilmore Trout
Allen van Fossen
Lewis Wisner
Frank Lee
Ralph D. Zimmerman
Harry Sigler
David Hoke
Bennie Duncan
Norman McBride
John Baker
Russell Creager
Andrew Cox
Carroll
Grayson Bell
Charles Burrier
William Powell
Philip Beard
Jean Eckard
Foster Warrenfeltz
Truman Keefer
Roger Crum
Joseph Tressler
Chester Ausherman
Clyde Green
John Keller
Walter Winebrenner
Arthur Flanagan
Wilbur Stover
Ralph Grossnickel
George Webster
Grayson Haller
Charles Barker
Carroll Wickles
Glenn Lenhart
Ewen Collins
William Sell
Frank Roelke
Martin Fox
Hallar Best
Paul Stull
Milton Brandt
Gilbert Mills
Harry C. Smith
Joseph Car- Totti
J. William Soper
Lester Clem
Ellis Frock
Paul Moberly
Claude Barrick
Charles Lease
Cash Smith
Dorsey Rippean
Alton Smith
Richard Carey
Woodrow Handley
Lovettsville
Nellie Wenner
Vida Frye
Leslie Everhart
Carlton Everhart
Raymond Mann
Bonnie Arnold
Elizabeth Hammond
Richard Hammond
George Wire
Nancy Ellen Rich
Capital Dairy Goat Association
Elizabeth Flack
Dunboring
T. Hirst
Purcellville
Jack Potterfield
Hamilton
Bertie Potterfield
Bud Potterfield
Stanley Wine
Helen Miller
William .A. Wade
W. J. Yingling
Frederick
Loudoun County
Edgar Tillett
Loudoun
Bill Vernon
Warrenton
Virginia Green
Frank Robertson
George Mentzer
Bernard Fleming
Lee Ridgeway
Paul Payne
Lane Reed
Glenn Robinette
Joan Rosser
James Mullen
Frederick Hatcher
William Washington
Thomas Lindsey
Henry George
Bedford Johnson
Rex Shumaker
Rudy Wilt
Wendall Williams
Leslie Miller
Barrett Brown
Charles George
Harney PTA Program Highlights Student Entertainment
The Harney Parent Teacher meeting featured songs poems and skits by pupils. Mrs Earl Welty read Scripture and Mrs Reifsnider offered the prayer. The program included first grade songs solos and readings by several students with teachers and parents assisting. A March 31 refreshment committee and entertainment team were named with Mrs Schoffer chairing and Mrs Bridinger leading.
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Haarney
Harney
Earl Welty
Reifsnider
Susan Welty
James Rose
Janet Myer
Sandra Harver
Laura Dom
Elaine Bridinger
Stuart Dom Jr
Robert Schoffer
Judith Koontz
Donald Koontz
Richard Beaver
Verl Angell
Wayne Hiv
Wanda
Janet Oveholtzer
Nancy Myers
Wayne Hively
Laura Dorn
Dunbar
Mexico
Schoffer
Former Chief To Serve While Main Is At School
Investigator Fred M. Straley will be acting chief of police during the absence of Chief Charles V. Main who heads to Chicago for a three week Traffic Institute course at Northwestern University. Main departs this evening. Straley will resume duties on Sunday.
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Main
Fred M. Straley
City
Charles V. Main
Traffic Institute of Northwestern University
Chicago
Sturaky
Union Bridge parish to hold midweek Lenten services
The joint council consistory of the Union Bridge Lutheran churches will conduct mid week Lenten services with St James hosting the first service at 7 45 p m on Wednesday February 18. Union Bridge notes include hospital patients and local gatherings with several property transactions and a new fire truck bid.
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Union Bridge
Keysvile
Mt. Tabor
Rocky Ridge
St. James
Honor Hartzler
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Preston Myers
John Green
Florida
Jacob Hahn
Norville Johnsons
Middlebury
Pen-Mar Baseball League
Emmitsburg
George K. Millen
Charles W Hahn
Elmer Wilson
Fred Shank
Union Bridge Club
Wolfe
William Geed
Boyds
Westminster
Fairground Hill
Union Bridge Fire Company
Seagrave
Elmer Wolfe
Bradley L. Bowman
Gatlup
N. M
Middleburg
Springfield
Mass
Springfield Ordnance
Johnsville Hall
Johnsville
4-H Club
Doris Grabili
Public sale sells New Market frame dwelling for $2075
At the Court House sale on Saturday the two story six room frame dwelling in New Market formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Palmer sold to William H. Rippcon for 2075 dollars. The property includes a lot on Route 40, a garage, and outbuildings. Mary A. Stottlemyer conducted the sale and John J. Ponton was the auctioneer. The article notes Florida State University basketball player Rick Benson from Maitland as the tallest on the team.
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Court House
New Market
Charles E. Palmer
William H. Rippcon
Mary A. Stottlemyer
John J. Ponton
Taneytown plans for sewer system and park deeds approved
Mayor and City Council approve action to ward construct a new sewer system with federal loan funds of 13000 and appoint Whitman Reynolds and Associates to study old bond laws before proposing a bill to Maryland Legislature. Delinquent taxes set for April 1 while park board formation begins and local charity deeds are recorded.
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Taneytown
Whitman, Reynardt and Associates
Maryland
Perry
C. M. Benner
Robert Smith
Taneytown Recreation Association
Park Board
Golden Rule
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lewis Reifsnider
Harry
Blanche Mackley
Pythian Sisters
Chiefs Club
Taneytown Temple
Rhoda Dayhoff
Audrey Hess
Gladys McNair
St. Patrick’s Day
Lola Reid
Lester Wilson
Frank Warhurst
Detroit
Morgan Andreas
Keysville Church
Keysville
Daniel Alexander
Montgomery
Ala
Piney Creek Grange
Hariney Theater
Clifford Bowling
Lester Stem
Wilbur Barnes
Warning Bells Sound as Gaithersburg Train Crash Kills Four
A westbound B and O passenger train derailed at Gaithersburg after colliding with an automobile at a grade crossing. Four occupants of the car died and nine people, including passengers and crew, were injured. Investigators found no equipment failure and blamed the impact for jamming a switch. A local panel led by Police Chief C M Orme examined the scene.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B. and O
Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
C. M. Orme
James 5. McAuliss
M. B. Barhoff
Hood College names three new faculty members this semester
Hood College adds three full and part time instructors this semester. Marie F DeCarlo becomes full time assistant professor of education replacing ill Nellie Blocher who is hospitalized. Virginia Baldwin joins art faculty and Alice Olson joins home economics faculty bringing Wisconsin and Madison College backgrounds.
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Hood College
Marie F. DeCarlo
Oliver Boulevard
Nellie Blocher
Rockwell Terrace
Blocher
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
DeCarlo
Michael DeCarlo
Camp Detrick
William and Mary College
University of Wisconsin
Virginia Baldwin
Charles Baldwin
East Thirteenth Street
Madison College
Maryland Institute of Art
Alice Olson
Frank Olson
Route 5
Study Of Montgomery Finances Is Approved
Seven Montgomery County civic groups won approval for a cooperative study of the county finances. A joint committee from the groups will examine department activities to aid budget planning for the year starting July 1. Cooperating are League of Women Voters, Montgomery County Taxpayers Inc., Allied Civic Group of Silver Spring, Charter Committee, Home Owners Taxpayers League, and American Association of University Women. Also approved was a site for a new Rockville Volunteer Fire Department firehouse at the Rockville carnival grounds on Route 230.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Council
Irving G. MecNair
League of Women Voters
Montgomery County Taxpayers, Inc
Allied Civic Group of
Silver Spring
The
Charter Committee
Home Owners Taxpayers League
American Association of University Women
Sykesville Alumni Elects Officers in Annual Ballot
Sykesville High School Alumni named president and vice president at their annual ballot. Evelyn Mullinix secretary and Russell Hughes treasurer joined by Donis Harmon and Evertyn Bennett as executive board. Women of Springfield Presbyterian pick president and historian. Cub Scouts exhibit set in De Vries Hering store window under den mothers Pope Barrow and John Porter. Rev Lester K Welch to serve as state legislature chaplain. Philathea class holds regular meeting and Valentine party at Annie Carlyle’s home.
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Sykesville
Pope Barrow
John Porter
Lester K. Welch
St. Paul's
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