Local Man Jailed On Two Charges
Austin Leon Smith, 37, of RFD 4 Frederick, was found guilty of operating while his license was revoked and failing to obey a written promise to appear in court. He received $200 fine and 60 days in jail for the license charge and $50 for missing court, with sentences potentially served consecutively at $10 a day. Mary Lee Dick, 22, was acquitted of failing to report after striking a fixed object as evidence failed to show hydrant leakage resulted from her car. Dennis Ray Talbot, 17, and William Waldron, 16, faced related offenses with jail or fines. Waldron also had a license-related set of penalties. Martin Stauble, 21, was fined $10 for speeding. Daisey Marie Cole and Harold Dailey Wolford received modest fines or suspensions for traffic device violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Leon Smith
RFD
Frederick
Stanley Y. Bennett
Smith
Frederick County
Bennett
Mary Lee Dick
South Carroll Street
William Kalis
Miss Dick
Kalis
Dennis Ray Talbot
East Sixth Street
William A. Waldron
Talbot
Waldron
Martin Stauble
Hagerstown
Daisey Marie Cole
West Fourth Street
Harold Dailey Wolford
Boy returns rock after ecological lesson at Craters of the Moon
Thirteen year old David Koeller from Poughkeepsie wrote a remorseful note after borrowing a lava rock at Craters of the Moon National Monument in Idaho. He mailed it back and thanked staff, explaining lessons in ecology from his teacher and his aim to protect natural treasures. The superintendent praised his honesty and sent geology materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Koeller
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Idaho
Craters of the Moon National Monument
David
P.S
Big Cinder Butte
Paul Fritz
Craters of the Moon
Department of the Interior
National Park System
Koeller
Crater Lake
Grand Teton
Yellowstone National Parks
Oregon Caves National Monument
Fritz
Valley Concrete Low Bridge Bidder
Valley Concrete was the low bidder for rehabilitating the Ijamsville Bridge at 2,745 dollars. County Engineer William Fout urged the county commissioners to award the contract to the lowest bidder. Other bids came from Wolfe Brothers 3,960 dollars, Thomas Bennett and Hunter 10,680 dollars, and M. J. Grove Lime Co. 11,100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ijamsville
Valley Concrete
William Fout
Wolfe Brothers
Thomas, Bennett and Hunter
M. J. Grove Lime Con
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Woolco Department
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Woolco
Baby Walker
Jam Lovers
Little Princess
Frederick Shopping Center
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