Local theft trial features Harley motorcycle sale case
Ralph Stevenson testified as the first State witness in Harper's Ferry recounting Carter’s sale of a Harley motorcycle and sidecar for 75 to 100 dollars, later reduced to 50, with partial payment and a claim the sidecar may have carried another person. Victors Veucher and Carey testified, while witnesses tracked Carter’s night appearances and a witness saw him with a motorcycle. The jury list is provided. Gosnell was convicted of a bastard child charge, with bond set at 2300 dollars for twelve years of child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stevenson
Harper's Ferry
Carter
Iie
UGE
Stevenson
Victor Veucher
Carey
Teacher
Maryland
Harper
Harry J. Cummings
Victor Peacher
W. H. Rose
Harper’s Ferry
H. Dorsey Etchison
Traverser
Knoxville
Amon Burgee
Martin L. Shank
Daniel W. “Entz
Richard N. Cromwell
Robert IL. Ogle
Charles B. Groff
Abraham Hemp
Albert M. Petterson
Isaac M. Fogle
John J. Harshman
John H. Finley
David J. Hoke
Gosnell
Harry O. Gosnell
Taneytown Local Notices and Changes in Town Lives
Taneytown scenes include illness and recovery reports with B Eng lar on sick list, Mrs Laura Reindellay ill, and Samuel A. Brown fading wealth. Public sale of Mrs Diffendal and Mrs Dutterer shifts as Diffendal moves near Kingsdale, Dutterer to Babylon and Lippy Co Westminster. Local social notes mention Presbyterian ladies, visitors, and a surprise party for Mrs Flowsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Fen
P. B. Englar
Laura Reindellay
Samuel A. Brown
John If. Diffendal
Nannie Dutlerer
Kingsdale
Andrew Kinges
Tallimare
Klages
Local Market Bites in Wheat Corn Offers
Local mentions in The News reveal scattered market notes on wheat and corn. Sparse details indicate price remarks and trading activity among regional buyers and merchants.
Two Hurt When Bus and Truck Collide
Two persons were slightly injured and two suffered shock Monday evening when William G. Hamm’s Usa bus crashed into the rear of a Welsh express truck near Aartholow’s around seven o’clock. Victims include Mrs Rhimmond Urner and William C. Harn with bruises, Miss Mary C Ott and Charles Segal Jr. in shock. Police say a missing rear light on the truck, obscured by falling snow, caused the collision. The bus was disabled and passengers rode a second bus to Frederick shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hamm
USA
Arrtholow
Anboul
Rhimmond Urner
Urner
William C. Harn
Mary C. Ott
Chas. Segaloff
Bowman
State Police
Foree
Hann
Frederick
Bourges
Work of Death Edward C Harrison
Edward C Harrison aged 50 died Sunday night at Springfield Hospital after months as a patient. A Baltimore and Ohio railroad car inspector, he lived at 100 West Fourth Street and was a Virginia native. Survived by widow, children George Fox Earl Dorsch Addison B Edna C James T Howard Miriam and four grandchildren plus two brothers Amos and George and sister Mrs Bea Wright of Virginia. Funeral Wednesday at 10 with services at home and Lutheran Lovettsville Virginia cemetery burial. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Miriam Harrison
Amos
George Harrison
Bea Wright
Virgini
Loyal Order of Moose
Lovettsville
Virginia
Thomas P. Rice
Funeral Services for Amanda Virginia Christhhill Held
The funeral was held Monday at 10 a.m. from M. E. church, Doub, with Rev. W. D. John So and Sternsworth officiating. Pallbearers included Elmer B. Mich, Robert M. Rauneberger, C. Edward Smith, W. B. Basford, I. Edward Willard, and George Z. Specht. Burial followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery in Frederick. M. R. Erchison and Son directed the services. The infant Glen J. Sulcer’s funeral was also held Monday at 10 a.m. at the house, with William R. Glen officiating. Interment was at Mt. Olivet. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Virginia Christhhill
M. EY
Doub
W. D. John So
Sternsworth
Elmer B. Michand
Robert M. Rauneberger
C. Edward Smith
W. B. Basford
I. Edward Willard
George Z. Specht
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
M. R. Erchison and Son
Glen JE. Sulcer
William R. Glen
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Graceham News Roundup and Social Notes
Graceham reports Rev Legene of South America gave an illustrated lecture on his work. Miss Helen Krom stayed with her brother George Krom near Loys. Mrs Mollie Fisher and Mattie Colliflower visited Mr and Mrs TE Collitower. Mrs Wayant of Waynesboro returned home after two weeks with Mrs Win Martin and Mrs Mark Wayant. Mr Amos Biler remains ill. John Pittinger and Lora Groson improve after illness. Ladis nacht social planned for March 20. Spring moving expected. Aid will hatch a fass.
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Graceham
Legene
South America
Helen Krom
George Krom
Loys
Mollie Fisher
Mattie Colliflower
TE. F. Collitower
Wayant
Waynesboro
Win. Martin
Mark Wayant
Amos Biler
John Pittinger
Lora Groson
Tosi
Wood
Rocky Ridge
Public Sale Of Quilting Business At 117 E Eighth Street
A local notice announces a public sale of personal property from a quilting business scheduled for February 20 1924 at 117 E Eighth Street. Items listed include a range multiple sewing machine furniture and various kitchen and shop wares with sale to start at 10 pm. Auctioneer is J B Solt Guy Fount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Eighth Street
Guy Fount
Purely Personal Notes From Middletown and Nearby
Local society page lists numerous visits and movements of residents including Mrs Samuel Ausherman, Mrs Vincent Kepler, Mr C G Ausherman, and others across Burklutsvale, Lamewick, Fort Lauderdale, Middletown, Myersville, Locust Valley, and Emmitsburg. Mentions trips to Florida, Maryland, and Pennsylvania plus a large household moving report. A final item notes that over three quarters of the world's 42 tons of diamonds have been removed from African mines in the last four decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ausherman
Burklutsvale
Vincent Kepler
Lamewick
Kepler
C. GC. Ausherman
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Almos W. Long
Waseca
Sick
Canada
Virginia
Middletown
Eton Smith
Myersville
John Maerker
Locust Valley
George D. Toms
John Tracey
Cumberland
G. Roy Ness
Neersville
W. Va
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lawrence Gwyn
Baltimore
Katherine Remsberg
Lake View
Wn. Keller
Carrie Shank
Poole
Horace Fogle
Dublin
Harold Fogle
Roscoe Spurrier
Ralph
James
Roy
Lada Layman
Frank Benner
Ray Cromwell
Alex Ramsburg
Roy Barthlow
Leroy and
Grayson
Homer Simpson
Oden Crum
Lillian
Ada Fogle
William Cramer
Daniel
Walter
Claude Fogle
Public Sale On Tuesday March 18 At 10 A M
Public sale of household and kitchen furniture at 2 30 East Patrick street includes parlor suite dining set oak cabinets and chests chairs a walnut buffet wardrobe wardrobe bed range sewing machine pictures and many more items cash terms Auctioneer W E Darner and assistants listed Also notices of thanks a theft report upcoming events commercial ads and service notices from local businesses mixed in with public sale details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Red Cross
S. H. Winebrenner
W. E. Darner
Walter L. Rice
Spring Millinery Opening Display At Frederick Md
The notice promotes a February 28 29 and March 1 millinery showing in Frederick Maryland featuring the largest hat selection yet, including Samual Ich hat models for discerning women. Edith G Seidling invites visits to her corner Market and Third Streets shop to view quality Matrons Misses and Children's hats at moderate prices plus exclusive nodals. The ad notes other local events and sales including Majestic Range exhibits at The Obenderfer Cronenberg Co and a February 27 Redmen Minstrel at the Opera House Woodsboro with Blue Meloy Boys music. It also lists an Optometrist Frank M Shapro and a Card Party for the American Legion Auxiliary at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, along with real estate and farm sale notices and K of P invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Edith G. Seidling
Corner Market
Third Streets
Mis
Potts and Griffin House Listings in Petersville Area
Real estate advert lists seven room electrically listed houses on one acre with garage, steam heat and electric service near Ava interior. Multiple brick and modern homes including three acre state road property with 14 rooms, two baths and garden, plus numerous city lots and rental properties with front and rear entrances, steam heat and electric lighting.
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Petersville
Ava
State Road
Preder Ck
Collery Parl
N. Bantz
Rose Mont
Trail Avenue
Fitch Street
Naar Market
Burgalow
Patrick
Barenia
Oodern
Park Ave
S-roont
McMurray
Patrick St
Elm St
Trail Ave
Noah B. Cramer
James H Cramer
Braddock
New Midway
Myersville
Hines
Jefferson
Walkersville
South St
Hradnock Sinta Road
Otferes
Braddack
Middletown
Dil Ave
Jamsville
Harmony Grove
KE 3Rd
2Nd
Washington St
Carage City
Dairy Farm Thurmont Poving Country Village
Market St
Lewistown
Elm Et Ponsearion
Modarnome
4Th Strike
Noaite Gramer & 80N WE
Church St Et
S. Market
M. Clany
H. Nelson
Wert
Frederick
Madison Street
West Patrick Street
East Fifth Street
Third Street
East Patrick Street
West South Street
Park, Avenue
North Market Street
Tulo
A. Alexander
Grayson T. Mercier
Neal
Jefferson Street
Washington Street
Wodern
W. Fifth Street
Tm Street
Pitth
Elm
FE Third Street
Fourth St
North Market St
Tramarchis
City
Hard Road
Grayson H Mercer
Pythian Castle
Kredsrick
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the Daily News
Iim Mage
Kemptown
Wot. Lewis FT. Thaker
Margaret Watkins
Sand Glan Browning
Standenburg
I. W. Dar
Rotana Watkins
Robert Watkin
Estelle Taker
India Torr
Harry Frederick
Wasington
Franklin Cook
Larry c. Jones
Everedy Company
Pennsylvania
C. BE. McMullen
G. Blaine Poole
H. J. Weast
Mary
Grove
Grayson B. Grove
Armory
Ox Fibre
Company A
Charles Storm
United Fire Company Hall
South Market Street
Blue Melody Boys
East Third Street
Arora
Obendorfer-Dranenburg Co
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk Co
Frank Gastley
Culler & Heffner
Church St
Obenderfer- Cronenberg Co
Majestic Taccery
Waring
Redmen Minstrel
Opera House
Woodsboro
Blue Meloy Boys
George's Creek
J. A. Jamison
Frederick Junction
Frank M. Shapro
W. Patrick “.J
Optometric
Francis Scott Key Hotel
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Bing and Grey
Doll Brothers
Donald Feaga
Stull
S. Market St
John W. Summ
John W. Humm
Knights of Pythias
Mountain City Lodge
K. of P
United Brethren Church
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
John H. Bari
Vicce
Joseph McDivitt
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Travers Thomas
Asat
Griffin
John
Thomas E. Haller
Charles
Coonley
M.D
Peter L. Margett
John S. Newman
James H Gambrill, JR
Daniel Baker
John 8
Baker
Gilmore
Flautt
Orphans' Court
Rederick County
Tettora
Armas Nogers
Ciarli
Frederick County
Essary
Nona G. ThaGwns
Doward J. Smith
Austin M. Kline
Redmen
Opera
Karl Jacobson
New York
Trail Farm
Fordson
Trail and Cavell
Market St. Vlu
Despraux
Mer
Ordpfte
Nist
NWO
Ctrewi
Redoriel County
Robert Bigns
Will'am
Blens
Raul
L. G. Haugh
Park Robert Biggs
Orphans Court
Mabel EG
Linthicum
Crotnais
Ederick County
Rew
Rachel li
Vredert County
Lhe Peetee
Hienry
Massapter
Cuarles
Markwood D Harp
Geo Tr Rode
Cilmore
Noah E. Cramer
Busiess
Enor Man Motor Co Gace
Mt. Measant
Hansonvy
Spuerter
Oni
Bettween
Frederick and
Ridgeville
Sa c
North Market
Urbana
Thurston Road
St. Miederick
Second St
Chagerstown
VIE
Grove, Jr
Dietz
Third St
Mantz
Royal Society
Thomas P.rice
Mank Wood D. Harp
City Properties
North End
D's Avenue
Markwood
City Homes
Jolliffe
Sal
Nicodemus
W. N. Jollitte
West Church Street
Frederick, Maryland
Theodore H. Alexander
SASH
Vredebieck
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