Ten Prisoners Arraigned In Frederick County Court
Ten prisoners appeared before Chief Judge Hammond Urner in Frederick County Circuit Court. Meredith Morgan admitted guilt on six indictments for forgery and false pretenses tied to checks totaling 106 dollars drawn on Citizens National Bank. six witnesses identified the six checks to six different payees. The docket lists additional larceny and burglary charges with various defendants requesting jury trials. numerous cases set for March 4 to March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Urner
Frederick County
Meredith Morgan
Elmer Fitez
Fitez
Morgan
Citizens National Bank
Harry E Piercy
Roy E. Mausht
Charles Patterson
Catherine Taylor
Austin James
John Meyers
Albert Nickel
Charles Key, Jr
Lewis Hoy
Wesley Smith
Lee C. Harwood
Floyd L. Warwood
Alton ¥. Bennett
Key
Smith
Harry Baker
Eli Frye
E. Austin James
Sylvester Brown
Lester Brown
Edward N Snouffer
Herbert N. Grimes
Charles Marino
Alton Y. Bennett
William Snowden
Atore
Elmer K. Ramsourg
Bennett
Urner
Chas. Key, Jr
Harry E. Plercy
Kimer ‘Ll. Kitez
Clyde Droneburg
Warlowa
James V. Wiles
John E. Fox
Mamie M. Welly
Mineskh & Tana & Thaw Fe
Alvey Hesse
Pan Karl Evler
Patrick M Sehnauffer
Charlee No Daugherty
Alton
Epps
William Shook Dies Sudden at 66 After Lunch
William Tyler Shook a Frederick bricklayer and contractor collapsed after entering Poole's on South Market. He died at 11:40 am, doctors unable to summon help. natural causes listed. Survived by widow Emma Jane Buckey Shook, three children, five grandchildren, and a brother. Funeral plans pending. C. F. Cline and Son directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
South Market Street
William ( Tyler) Shook
Shook
LT. Schoolman
Roy M Hiltner
Walter E Sinn
Shook, Kuhn and James
Frederick
Circus Fans Association of America
Frederick Acrie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Independent Hose Company
Pete
East Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
C.F Cline and Son
Taxi firms face damages after assault conviction ruling
The court set damages for taxi drivers after a conviction for assault. Total damage amounts were Yellow Cate $802, Diamond cabs $1,310, Carl Caste $432. Each driver must pay a proportional share of the total to cover damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniarivere
Nate Fel
Aidge
Eugene O Dunne
Diamond Cabs
Carl Caste
Temperatures Record Mixed Thigh and Night Readings
Weather data shows a high temperature this year at a mid range and a cool overnight low. A year ago the high was unspecified while the previous night reached 24 degrees and 34 degrees below zero in another reading.
Andrew R R Brodbeck Dies in Hanover Pa Leader and Benefactor
Andrew R R Brodbeck longtime Hanover resident and former York County sheriff died at home after a five week illness. He served two terms in Congress 1912 14 and 1916 18. A Democrat he chaired the local church and fraternal groups and led Hood College prior roles included director Ursinus Catawba colleges and Hanover Saving Fund Society Funeral services set for Trinity Reformed Church with Rev Marsby J Roth officiating Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew R R Brodbeck
Boar of Directors
Mood College Amt
Hanover
Mr Brodbeck
Hood
ES Bremer
Broddeck
Ursinus College
iCollegevalle
Catawba College
Salisbury
Edward F Young
Chestnut
Mom
Fleagle
Hood, Sand
Mra Clair F Young
Wis
Mass Ellen Rebecca Thoman
Jefferson
York County
Jessiah and
Lowsa Ann Renoir Brodbeck
Evangelical ‘and Reformed Church
Potomac Synod
General Synod
Trinity Reformed Church
Masonic Order
Hanover Saving Fund Society
Cangreve
Marsby J. Roth
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Overheated Stove Triggers Fatal Farmhouse Fire
Danforth Michigan February 27 AP Eight family members died in a farm home fire caused by an overheated stove at Nelson Johnson’s farm. The dead include Nelson Johnson’s wife and five children, a granddaughter, and one more daughter. One son escaped by leaping from a window as the house burned and the floor collapsed into the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
Mich
Usix
Nelson Johnson
Arthur
Robert
Arnold
Ruth
Barbara Willams
Johnson
Market closes with many stocks retreating in final hour
New York February 27 AP reports speculations including merchandising and packing stocks helped by fractional gains but lacking broader news. Many issues failed to advance and a number retreated in the final hour, making the Saturday session one of the quietest of the year with transfers near two thousand shares. Sterling was unchanged at 469 13 16 per dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling
Nude Child Found In Pig Pen Sparks Argentina Mystery
A naked infant, abducted three days earlier in Argentina, is found dead in a pig pen on the estate of wealthy parents. The grisly discovery follows intense media attention and echoes the Lindbergh case, with authorities seeking answers from investigators and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Plata
Argentina
Irania
United States
Senor
Senora Vertera
Townsend Ash Court Grants New Trial Request
Townsend Ash Court considers a new trial for Townsend Ash Court on the charge of contempt of the House. He was convicted at a federal district court and a retrial is sought amid arguments over admissibility of evidence and proceedings. The court may rule on the request as discussions continue about potential grounds for a rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francie Fo Townsend
Todas
Cone
House of Represent Ps Tyee
Brida Townend
Tie Gyse
Jootee Payton Garon
Peat Whyte
Wailkont
Father and Son Banquet Held at Woodsboro Church
The Father and Son Banquet was held in the Sunday school rooms of the Woodsboro church with about seventy participants. Rev W C Royal gave the principal address, others performed music and readings, and a program included doxology, invocation, and several vocal numbers. The event was hosted by the men of the congregation who also planned a Mothers and Daughters banquet for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Elizabeth Gelvebert
Walter C LeGore
Jed
J William Ester
Mre
Frank Fife
Joseph Cacob
Walkersville
Hively Gladhill
Union Bridge
Catherine Gladhill
Pla Richardson
Les
Noah Flanagan
Tos Len
James Stoner, Jr
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Samuel Barrick
W. C. Roval
First Baptist Church of
Frederick
Roval
J. Frank Fife
W. C. Royal
Walter di LeGore
J. Wm. Dyler
Bile Drenning
Benjamin Saylor
Edwin Geesey
J. Ernest Stoner
Carmen Lookingbill
PA dGchardson
Allen HO Smith
Jimmie Smith
Harry W. LeGore
Billie le
Gore Chas. Wining
Carl Boller
Cm Holler
Charles Hahn
Charles Luther Powell
L. Cramer Powell
Steiner
S Cramer
Earl Hawkins
Luther
Vowell
Grayson
Maller, Jr
Daveid Pittiinger
John M. Crum
Claude Getebert
Priest
Fogle
Charles R. Strine
Harold
Elizabeth Gelsbert
Marry Keeney
Moa Crom
Dan Putman
Allen Smith
Charles W. Hahn
Harey LeGore
Hales |Lootes
Gall Catshall
Paul Douglas
I. Cramer Vowell
Elmer Smith
Sherman Powell
Russell Saylor
Ernest Fogle
Harrican
Weather Outlook for North Middle Atlantic States
Week begins Monday March 1 with possible rain in the north portion and rain or snow in the south. Snow or rain expected in the north Wednesday night and at week end. Warmer early week followed by colder conditions later. Fragments indicate a warming trend by Friday with unsettled conditions through the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Middle Atlantic States
Ordarian
Guards Quit Jail at Chester Amid Talk of Lynching
Westchester Pennsylvania February 27 AP guards deserted Chester jail after rumors of a lynching spread from tavern talk. One man released on a small fine, while reports claimed armed townsmen planned to seize the prisoner. Police and state troopers were dispatched. the jail returned to normal with deputies and regular staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Westchester
Paton
Alesander
Yaareohdl
Witlhasg Af
Peter Mover
Hughway
Patcalmen
Earbs
Medea
Perons
Coatesville
Modena
Shecifff
George H. Farle
Wwe Way
Re. J
Injured in Strike Battle at Ferro Stamping Building
Detroit February 27 AP reported eleven people were injured when union strikers and non union workers clashed over control of Ferro Stamping Company administration building. Sit down strike continued for days as strikers seized the building while non union staff were harassed with thrown projectiles and police moved in to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ferro Stamping Company
Ferro Company
Wayne Marlett
Iito
Anna Gouci
Alex Lasso
Peter Kuhn
AM Man Etetkare
Ament
Nfice
Mule Market Kick Leaves Worker with Fractured Arm
Walter Crummitt a horse market worker was kicked by a mule at Harry Dash Horse Market on East Patrick Street suffering a badly fractured arm. He was taken to a hospital by Atlee N Hames Crummitt resides at 23 Bret Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dash Horse Market
East Patrick Street
Walter Crummitt
Ermplove
Atinken
Atleen Hames Crummtt
Bret Fourth Street
Social Security Tax Rules Duly Noted for January Payments
A Thurmont employer notes new Social Security provisions under Title VIIL of the act. The employer and employees share the tax for old age benefits while unemployment tax applies to employers with eight or more workers. Tax deadlines begin January 1997 with monthly returns due by January 26, and information returns required for wages paid in the first half of 1997.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Mitters
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Bureau
United States
Alaska
Hlawadd
District of Columbia
Metriunien- Habitiee
Basta
Afteen Dave
Jany
Ae Tay
Cate
Donahey Urges Vote On Roosevelt Court Plan In Public Address
Ohio Senator Donahey declared the constitution as the government’s foundation and urged a popular vote on Roosevelt’s court reorganization plan. He argued Congress should not yield power to the Supreme Court and noted some backers remain noncommittal while others advocate opposition to unchecked judicial supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Feo
APY
Ater Penvhey
Ohio
Todas
Donthes
Earleer
Kiest
T Bundley
Donahey
Agaost
Supreme Court
Congress
Fire destroys nurses home at Florida State Hospital for the Insane
Fire damaged the nurses home at the Florida State Hospital for the Insane in Chattahochee Florida in the early morning blaze. Firefighters and hospital staff worked six hours to prevent spread to the main hospital housing over 200 patients. All residents were accounted for and there was no panic as most were asleep when the fire started at 140 a.m. and spread near the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egay
Chattanhonehes
Fla
Keystone Honor Society Plans Dinner for Freshman Board
The Keystone Society at Hood College will entertain the Freshman Commission and advisor Miss Evelyn Weinas of Scranton, Pa, with a post dinner discussion at Hershberger’s. Marjorie Carney of Pittsburgh is arranging details, with Josephine Routzalin of Middletown and Jeanne Feaga of Frederick among attendees from Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Honor Society
Hood College
Mise Evelyn Weinas
Scranton
Rew Ato Drance
Hershbergers
Mise Marjorie Carney
Bitteburgh
Jeanne Feaga
Frederick
Este McCutcheon
Braddock Heights
Sarah Leiter
Togereiner
Keystone
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Lorraine Simpson
Robert H. Diller
G. O. Hendrickson
May Etta Flory
J. F
O. B. Wisotzky
Lacedle Turner
Dayton Dean
Black Legion
Dean
Dean Beettee
William. Shook
AR. Brodbeck
Hanover, PA
Townsend Ash
Woot
Boro Lutheran Church
Meyer
Ness
C.I
Waltalo
N.Y
Norman A Ross
John J. Lewis
Ihe Nustelal Organization
Ross
Curhard
Mele
Dragan
Pirate College
Bulkley
Roosevelt
Divorder
Florida State Hospital
Keystone Society
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