Hearings Set for January 21 on Liquor Stills Case
Liquor hearings stemming from a wholesale stills roundup by Sheriff Roy M. Hilier and federal agents are scheduled for Monday January 21 at the People’s Court with Justice Guy K. Motter presiding. Six men including Charles Haines Paul Sullivan William Durbin James Jones and Hap py Akers face charges of manufacturing liquor without a license. Two still operators remain jailed. Sullivan bonded for 2500, Mann may bond today, Durbin and Jones at large. The case hinges on the county liquor law creating licenses to manufacture liquor with penalties up to 1000 fine two years in prison or both. Federal raids seized about 14000 gallons mash and 270 gallons whisky. Multiple Washington County operators sought escape across the county line.
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Sheraf Roy M. Hilier
People’s Court
Guy K. Motter
Charles Haines
Paul Sullivan
Wiliam Durbin
James Jones
Happy" Akers
Brunswick Addiction
Luke Mann
Burkittsville
Sullivan
Mann
Will Lkely
Durbin
Jones
Haines
Akers
House of Correction
Wagishaie
Sheriffs Force
Frederick
Dense Fog Locks Early Day Traffic In Winter Chill
Dense fog hindered Sunday morning travel as temperatures dipped to 36 in the chill before warming slightly. Automobiles crawled with lights on while low clouds lingered, with only a trace of rain. The weather outlook suggested no return of winter conditions before midweek.
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Mercury
Inexpensive Cocoanut Cake from Home-Making Labs
A staff writer extols an eggless cocoa coconut cake as economical and appealing for households. The recipe uses raisins, brown sugar, water, lard or shortening, and spices, with a dairy-free frosting. Also includes a chocolate coconut cake variant and a sample daily menu plan for breakfast to dinner.
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NEA Service
America
Bermuda
Cuake
Taneytown Notices And Local Gatherings
The Taneytown area reports a revival of community events and social updates. Rev. D. J. Wolf of Homestead Pa was reported deceased on New Year’s Day. former Grace Reformed pastor. The Taneytown Farmers Union Local No. 9 plans a meeting at 7 30 p m on Tuesday January 8 with Norman R. Hess addressing county finances. Mrs. Alice Buffington hosted New Year’s Day dinner with guests including George Carpenter, Mrs Frances Sherman from Lebanon and Albert Sherman of York and Mr and Mrs John Byars of Taneytown.
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Taneytown
Roger Birnie
Washington, D. C
R. L. Annan
Jacob B. Smith
Hetty Jane
Evangeline Edwards
Baltimore
R. Dione
Willam Hamp
Famiy
Hamp
Ellen Megee
Washington, D.C
Fogey Stott
Hagerstown
Margaret Stott
Anna Gait
Hilda Smith
Annapolis
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph's Catholc Church
Helen Bankard
Delmar
Del
Willam Bankard
Clyde L. Hesson
C. T. Fringer
Maraha Fringer
Lavina Fringer
Ray Spangler
Grace
Ment
Baltimore Street
Marshall Crebbs
Alice Buffington
George Carpenter
Frances Sherman
Lebanon
Albert Sherman
York
Myr
John Byars
D. J. Wolf
Homestead
Mr. Wolf
Grace Reformed Church
Standardized bidding in national bridge tourney at Hotel Pennsylvania
During the American Bridge League winter session in New York City, bidding systems were shown to be standardized. The women’s contract team of four from Warren, Pa. and Cleveland won the event, with detailed play illustrating a careful endplay and ruff sequence.
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Pennsylvania
New York City
Albert Rockwell
Gail Hamilton
Warren, Pa
Anne Rosenfeld
A. ©. Toffmeier
Cleveland
Rosenfeld
South
West
King of Hearts
Dinner Dance Marks Rockville Life Insurance Rally
About 75 people attended a dinner dance and card party in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom Saturday by the Rockville district of the People's Life Insurance Company Washington DC. W W White district manager led the event praising yearly leadership and naming top producers with gold medals for $50 000 in business. The meeting highlighted year end results and optimism for 1934.
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Rockville
People's Life Insurance Company
Washington
D. C
Francis Scott Key
Wallace W. Chiswell
Frederick
Hagerstown
Chiswell
Buckeystown
W. W. White
White
First city event under supervision of Washington office
Byron Hoffman of Virginia and Miss Miriam Stevens of Middletown headed the program with singing by Tim Sinn of Hagerstown and W. H. Schwinn of the Frederick office. A committee including H. F. Nicodemus J. G. Hoffman R. Collins R. N. Floyd H. R. Paxson and J. C. Seville organized the gathering. Sperry Storm led the orchestra during dinner and dancing. Crickets are kept in cages about their homes by many Japanese.
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R. F. Gallagher
Hagerstown
R. N. Ployd
Rockville
Henry Blum
Frederick
J. L. King
R. ©. Colling
A. E. Smith
J. C. Seville
C. F. Dudley
Roscoe Banks
Baltimore
Collins
Whits
L. H. Smith
E. Ray
B. M. Tillon
R. N. Floyd
C. M. Brewer
G. T. Lippy
Sperry Storm
World affairs in a mess threatens grim horizons
N A Lufburrow notes the world’s affairs are chaotic with widespread woe and trouble. He urges continued effort and improvement despite scary times, warning that leaders and citizens must strive hour by hour to better global conditions.
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Quaker City
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