Youths Admit to Nine Burglaries in Baltimore Case
Willis Burras 1 year old from Baltimore and Ohio Avenue, and his 13-year-old brother Harry Burras, admitted to multiple break ins across East Patrick Street areas between October and January. Willis remains jailed on breaking and entering and larceny charges. Harry’s involvement led to anticipated Juvenile Court action. Authorities note forced entries, some loot recovered, and the brothers previously faced theft charges.
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Willis Burras
Baltmore
Ohio Avenue
Allen S. Barrys
Young Burras
Harry Burras
Culler and Heffner
Fast Patrick Street
Burall's
East Patrick Sirest
Obenderfer and Son Furniture
East Patrick Street
Hagerstown and Frederick
Markell
Ford
Carroll Street
Harris
Burall
Frederick Motor Company
Charles Burgas
Children’s Aid Society
Arthur D. Willard
Burras
Social Notes from New Market Area Visitors
New Market residents and visitors are listed with travels and stays including Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burkhart and Mr. Frank Kaspar from Baltimore visiting Mrs. E Glanville and Miss Rae Glanville. Several local residents travel to and from Gaithersburg Frederick and Washington and host gatherings at homes in the area.
Old Time Dance at Abandoned Ila School
An old time party and dance was held in the abandoned Ila Clagettsville schoolhouse on December 29. Miss Aliie Mae Moxley Mrs. Bob Moxley and Miss Kitty Dame organized the event with a Christmastime décor. The program featured old fashioned kerosene lighting, a mistletoe hanging from a ceiling lamp and a cake walk finale with prizes won by Miss Anna May Baker and Joseph Armfield. Participants included many residents from Monrovia Damascus Kemptown Richmond and Washington among others.
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Clagettsville
Aliie Mae Moxley
Bob Moxley
Kitty Dame
Dante
Earl
Anna May Baker
Joseph Armfield
Kitty Carne
Sellman
Allie Mae Moxley
Monrovia
Walter Lee Chine
Harry Edward Moxley
Robert Ray Moxley
Robert Choe
Thomas Watkins
Ruth Merson
Clark Hager
Joseph Hurley
Woritt-derson
Ruby Appleby
Air
Willis Merson
James Stephens
al Cline
Basil Burdette
Roby Thompson
Bill Miller
Richard Miler
Vernie Moxley
Norris
Alvin Hood
Mr. Airy
Dyson Burns
Noah Ifert
Roger Day
Mack Bowman
Donald Scott
Roland Stanley
Norman Bellison
Damascus
Mass
Kemptown
Margaret Day
Richmond
Lynwood Davis
Washington
D. P. Darne
Seillman
Sykesville Christmas Socials and Visits Recap
Sykesville residents extend holiday greetings with numerous home gatherings. Families host Christmas dinners and suppers, with attendees from Baltimore, New York, Burlington, N.C., and beyond. Guests include multiple Shipley and Barnes families, along with individuals like Miss Betty Lyons and Miss Ethel M Barnes.
Way To Believe Those Itchy Pimples Relief
Advertisement promises quick relief for skin irritation from pimples and itching. Touts a 25 cent box of Peterson's Ointment with claims of prompt itch stopping and reduced smarting. Extends to itching between toes and feet.
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Peterson
Britain Tightens Hold On Far East Outpost
The AP reports Britain tightens control of Hongkong and nearby Canton amid fears of a Japanese south China drive. Eden vows defense of British possessions as London deploys Indian troops to reinforce the Hongkong garrison after Tokyo seizure rumors.
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Britain
Far East
South China
Horgkone
England
Can~ Ton
Ares
Canton
Hongkong
Britaim
China
Hongkong Island
Kowloon Penin
Sula
Victoria
Japan
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Tokyo
London
India
Baltimore Couple Spend Christmas in Westminster Visit
Mr and Mrs Ray Smith of Baltimore were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs G F Howes. They spent Christmas Day in Westminster with Mrs Carrie Smith, the Smiths mother.
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Ray Smith
Baltimore
G. F Howes
Westminster
Carrie Smith
Births and gatherings in Clagettsville and area
Mr and Mrs W H Perkinson announce the birth of daughter Patsy Barbara on December 27. Mr and Mrs A H Bowers hosted a New Year dinner with H W Moxley Nellie Gil son Winnie Jean Vertie Watkins Frank Roback. W S Watkins and Spencer Jones with granddaughter Mary Elizabeth Frre visited Willie C Moxley and daughter. Everest Moxley and family spent Sunday in Frederick with Albert Harbett. Florence Moxley visiting Long Corner with daughter Mrs Sammy Mullinix. Monroe Watkins and daughter Ada visited Ver t e A Watkins. Fuller Phobus spent Tuesday in Baltimore. Allie Mae Moxley retired to Western Maryland College after holidays with A A Moxley. Jesse Burdette on business trip to Rockville. Louise and Fannie Marbel Young and Tommy Selby visited Mt Airy area.
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Frederick
Willie C Moxley
Everest Moxley
Albert Har Bett
Florence Moxley
Sammy Mullinix
Long Corner
Monroe Watkins
Ada
Verte A. Watkins
Fuller Phobus
Baltimore
Allie Mae Moxley
Western Maryland College
A. A. Moxley
Community Holiday Visits Across Maryland and D C
Mrs. Harvey Moxley and family hosted Carl A Cline who has returned to Maryland University after holidays with his parents. Miss Margaret Watkins from Washington DC spent the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Watkins. Mrs. Helen Biser of Ellicott City visited Imogene Perkinson on Monday.
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Harvey Moxley
Carl A Cline
Maryland University
College Park
C. A Che, Sr
Margaret Watkins
Washington, D. C
Ray Watkins
Helen Biser
Ellicott City
Imogene Perkinson
New Windsor Social Roundup Passes The Week
New Windsor notes list Ruth Howe hosting a tea for old schoolmates. Prof William Kinsey and wife visited Philadelphia relatives. Endgar Hockensmith and family with Taneytown mother spent Thursday at H C Roop s. Mrs George Skinner nee Caroline Bullock received a miscellanous shower at Miss Marie Lynch s Westmin ster home. George Perry is rheumatic and homebound. Leslie A Smelser and wife enjoyed holidays in New York. Curtis H Rent and wife Eckard and family from Taneytown and Mrs A M Jones and son Paul from Thurmont called on Mrs Reid. Rev Daniel Englar and wife hosted dinner last Wednesday. Dr Edward Bixler and wife, Prof Johns and wife, Kinsey and wife, Ruth Bisler, VanDrke, Ruth Howe, Mrs Reid, and Mrs Brubaker were present. Emma Gilbert returned from Frederick visit.
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New Market
Kenneth Burkhart
Frank Kaspar
Baltimore
E. Glanville
Rae Glanville
Dorothy Bartlett
Gaithersburg
Virginia Bartlett
Blanche Howard
Frederick
M. Jane Downey
Bridge Club
Louise France
Olive Jane France
Washington, D. C
Olive W. Sponselier
George Francis Howser
Fort Duschene
Uteh
Lanham
Prince George County
Edith Winpigler
A. H. Jackson
E H. Brown
Union Mills
J. Wesley Little
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Carl Kintz
Christine
Kate Crowsburg
Mec Kaig
Rs. A. H. Jackson
Leba Simpson
John Simpson
Clarence Stevens
Edith
Betty Lou
John Bowers
Margaret
Shirley
Ruth Catherine Bowers
B. Harold
Richard Simpson
Paul Simpson
Germantown
McComet
Middleton
Hagerstown
Lillian Wade
Washington, DC
Lillian Leakins
Summers
Janet Miller
Raymond Brown
Taneytown
Martin Stottlemyer
Elaine and
Louise Palmer
Stottlemyer
Frederick City Hospital
New Windsor
Ruth Howe
William Kinsey
Endgar Hockensmith
H. C. Roop’s
George Skinner
Caroline Bullock
Marie Lynch
Westminster
George Perry
Leslie A. Smelser
New York
Curtis H. Rent
Eckard
Aneytown
M. Jones
Paul
Thurmont
Reid
Daniel Englar
Edward Bixler
Johns
Ruth Bisler
VanDrke
Brubaker
Emma Gilbert
County Vs. Gaver Suit Is Continued
The Frederick County Commissioners suit against Alfred W. Gaver, supervisor of assessments, was continued from January 17 after counsel filed a demurrer to a bill of particulars. Gaver’s bill asserts a counter claim against SILOM for extra work beyond regular duties. The original claim seeks $864 for overpayment of salary. The demurrer challenges the counter-claim as substantively bad and legally imm ineffective.
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Frederick County
Alfred W. Gaver
Gaver
Silom
E. S. Delaplaine
D. Princeton Buckey
Alban M. Wood
Union Bridge Guests and Family Visits Chronicle
Union Bridge notes list Carrol Anders from Washington DC visiting sister Mare guerité and other relatives for two days. Mrs. Samuel Brandenburg plans weeks with son Carrol in Baltimore. Eugene Zander of Rippon and family stayed with Howard and Mrs. Gray and Shilling kin at Bethel Heights. Raymond Selby clan visited Mrs. Selby’s mother in Bradshaw. Finks welcomed Fink, Angel, and Schindledecker visitors from New Franklin, Rocky Ridge, Rouzerville. Mrs. BR. Fink visits Cumberland. Repp dinner hosted by Senseney, Elizabeth Repp, Schilat, and Clark from Baltimore. Charles Gray improves after illness. Over one-fourth of America’s hybrid tea roses are of Irish origin.
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Union Bridge
Carrol Anders
Washington, D. C
Mareguerité
Samuel Brandenburg
Carrols
Baltimore
Eugene Zander
Rippon
Mici
Howard Gray
Robert Gray
BR. Fink
Cumberland
John D. Repp
Ernest Senseney
Elizabeth Repp
McKinstry Mulls
Elmer Schilat
Rocky Ridge
Frank Clark
Charles Gray
Battle For Teruel Rages In Snowstorm
In eastern Spain the Teruel battle continues despite heavy snow as Republican and nationalist forces clash around the city. Reports from both camps describe fierce hand to hand fighting on the frozen river, with conflicting summaries of control. The downtown insurgent prison remains under siege as government forces push to regain the area.
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Teruel
Adies Armes
Xarrison
Mas Deng
Local social notes from New Windsor area
January social updates list Mrs Eva Rhodes of Washington DC visiting with her mother Mrs W Cora Stouffer for a week end. Ming Ruthaan Nusbaum a Maryland University College Park student spent Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs C E Nusbaum. Granville Roop and family Mr Airy visited his parents recently. Howard Roop and wife entertained his mother Granville Roop and family Mr Airy. Mr and Mrs Russell Lambert are receiving congratulations on the
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New Windsor
Eva Rhodes
Washington, DC
W Cora Stouffer
Ming Ruthaan Nusbaum
Maryland University College Park
C. E Nusbaum
Granville Roop
Airy
Howard Roop
Russell Lambert
Birth of a daughter at Frederick City hospital
Mr and Mrs Edgar Barnes Balismore recently visited with his parents J E Barnes and wife Prof and Mr Marshall Wolfe and family Bridgewater Va visited friends in town recently Miss Elizabeth Gilbert Balismore recently visited here with her mother Mrs Gladys Bowers Nicholas Metcalf a student in Virginia school spent time with his parents N Metcalf and wife in sc 20 las Coffee and rubber are for t
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Frederick City Sdospital
Edgar Barnes
Balismore
J E Barnes
Marshall Wolfe
Bridgewater
Elizabeth Gilbert
Gladys Bowers
Nicholas Metcalf
Studen
Virginia
Rose
N. Metcalf
United States Two Most Valuable Agricultural Imports
The United States ranks its two top agricultural imports by value, highlighting key commodity flows and the nations supplying them, underscoring trade patterns and economic significance for domestic markets and policy considerations.
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United States
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Ila
Sykesville
Geraldine Brown
William Shipley
Walter Shipley
Harry Granger
Bessie Weaver
Gloria Shipley
Harold Co
William H. Lawson
Eldersburg
W.S Shipley
Mary Agnes
Aubrey Simpson
R Spencer Pindell
Richard S. Pindell
Burlington
N.C
Frederick Timpson
Daugher
William Dmacy
Betty Lyons
Dennis C. Lyons
Frederick Schow
Harry R. Dennes
Philip Farnum
Philip Jr
Lynn
Summitt
N. Z
William Melville
R. Kenneth Barnes
Kenneth, Jr
Ethel M. Barnes
Levi Barnes
Mary Elizabeth Melville
Ruth Kelly
Sandy Springs
Edward Snowsen
Cuyler Henderson
Morris L. Streaker
Kenneth Henderson
Mary Bernie Pue
Martin W. Slagle
Charles Slagle
Claude Slagle
Monroe Slagle
Vernon M. Bandel
Albert Mathews
Lancaster
Carleton Bazzell
Howard Warfeld
Howard Warfield
New Brunswick
N. J
Theodore W. le Tamb
Gertrude de L. Warfeld
Silver Spring
John D. Warfield
Edward L. Beall
Howard Lee
William Meivilie
Chungking
Chow
Johon
Tsingtao
Hong Kong
Jesse Burdette
Rockville
Louise
Fannie Marbel Young
Tommy Selby
Mt Airy
Carmack's Food Center
Maurice Easton
Ruth Mackley
Pauline Ausherman
Cora Mercer Anna Margaret James Carter
Alvey N_ Sulcer
F. Pierce Miller
H. E. Carmack
F. €. Biddinger
J. H. Smith Rosa McKenzie
Billy Yinger
J. Houck
Theresa Thomas
Jack Baer
Zimmerman Irman
Dixon
Walter Toms
Earl Routzahn
Nannie R. Walker
Frank Goodman
Richard Phebus
W. & Miller
Frederick and
Carmack’s Food Center
Third and
Market Streets
America
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lawrence Treserr
Andre Kostelanets
Paul Whrrescas
Drems Tavton
Paul Doucias
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