Former Park Service official to be sentenced this week
Reno E. Stitely, 29, former chief of the voucher unit at the National Park Service and Woodsboro resident, pleaded guilty in Washington to nine counts of an indictment charging forgery and presenting false payrolls. About $75,000 in government funds were involved. He remains free on bond until sentencing, with probation officer review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno E. Stitely
National Park Service
Woodsboro
United States District Court
Washington
Stitely
William E. Leahy
Justce
Joseph W. Cox
Libery
Interior Department
Suitely
Charles Stitely
Imperior Department
Taneytown Residents Share Holidays and News
Taneytown notes list guests and travels from January including Allan Simpson in Baltimore, Fred Bower at St Johns Annapolis, Eugene Garner in Overlea, and Fred Garner visiting Washington. Local families host relatives, with several trips to Annapolis Catonsville and York Street. A sudden Baltimore death of John Buffington is reported. The Taneytown L O O F lodge hosts a social with music and performances by local residents. John Chenowith departs for Atlanta for several weeks, visiting relatives and touring Florida and Georgia points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Fred Bower
Allan Simpson
Baltimore
Bower
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Eugene Garner
Overlea
Roy B. Garner
Fred Garner
Washington, D. C
Victor Zepp
George Mitten
Herman J. Koutz
Jean
Frederick
Koutz
Annie Koutz
Mildred Baumgardner
Carolyn Gompf
Towson
Nancy
Eugene
Daniel Red Lion
Oliver Carter
John Buffington
Jacob
Anna Buffington
Joan Leister
Elmer Seldman
Elizabeth
Virginia
Robert Baumgardner
Mae Fowler
William Fowler
Chester Snyder
Lodge
Rebekahs
John Chenowith
Atlanta
Georgia
Frank Messier
Mr. Messier
Brobile
Ale
St Petersburg
Figida
Charles Bachman
New Windsor
Bachman
David Bachman
York Streee
Union Bridge social memory highlights many local guests
Union Bridge scene recounts Mr. and Mrs Sevvin Fogle hosting Everett Fogle’s return to Richmond Medical College, Christmas Eve and New Year gatherings across families including Buckeys Minnicks Weishaar and Fowble relatives, a New Year wedding Virginia Forsythe and Earl France, plus numerous visits and parties at homes of Gray Lightner and Shriver circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Sevvin Fogle
Everett
Richmond
Medical College
Earl Buckey
Frank Davis
Rockville
Amelia Weishaar
Julia Berwanger
Manchester
Berwanger
Weishaar
Western Maryland
May Snyder
Ruthetta Lippy
Ruth Kimmy
Thomas Weishaar
Flinger
Charles Minnick
Maurice Wilhide
Louisa Haugh
Margaret Willhide
Russell Durboraw
Gettysburg
Charles Clezi
Westminster
Catherine Hatfield
Wakefield
Charles Mackler
Union’ Bridge
Samuel Mackley
Goodman
Baltimore
Frank Shriver
Katie O'Connor
Charles E. Gray
Samuel Diehl
Truman Myers
C. C. Dickerson
W. F. Quesenberry
Ames
Herman Eyler
Harry Wolfe
Lizzie Wolfe
Clifford Leatherman
Mary Bohn
Helen Peters
Gladys Dickerson
Mary Francis
Thelma
Donald Leatherman
Jesse Proutz
EB. D. Peters
Walter Repp
Franklin
Johnsville
Sterling Repp
Akron
Ohio
Edgar Graham
Warnesboro
Waynesboro
John Lightner
Jane Clark
Virginia Forssythe
Violet DePelius
Earl France
Virginia Forsythe
Williams
Hattie ‘Weaver
Helen Shaw
Wilbur Gladhill
Helen
Frank Gladhill
Montgomery County
Charles Fowble
W. George Skinner
C. C. Billmyer
L. C. Hess
Harry Spursies and Jr
George E. Fowble
Mildred Fowble
Doris Fowble
Levin
Fogle
Wilbur Fowble
Mamie Fowble
Miss Jean Kelley Returns From Visit in Brunswick
Miss Jean Kelley of Hagerstown returned home Saturday after a visit with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs R T Kelley in Brunswick. Mrs Frank Roby is recovering from pleurisy. Master Billy Wheelock has been a patient at the Episcopal Eye and Ear Hospital in Washington for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Brunswick
Jean Kelley
Hagerstown
R. T. Kelley
Frank Roby
Billy Wheelock
Episcopal Eye and Ear Hospital
Washington
Social notes from Winchester area residents
Local column lists visits and travels of residents and relatives. Edsa Dewberry and sons Frank and Dale of New Castle PA spent a weekend with F. A. Sigafoose and family while en route to Florida. Patience Day and Marshall Day from Mit. Pailsta visited relatives in Sykesville. Various entries record trips to Arbutus, Baltimore, Washington DC, Berkeley Springs, Lovettsville, and West Potomac Street addresses. Several neighbors and family members recoveries and illness notes accompany the social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsa Dewberry and Sons
Frank and Dale
New Castle
F. A. Sigafoose
Florida
Patience Day
Marshall Day
Mit
Pailsta
Sykesville
Johnick Street
Robert A. Wheeter
Arbutus
Robert E. Day, Jr
D.C. Mangus
C. H. F. Reevan
South i
Won Avenue
Clifton Ambrose
J. Peter Detrick
Baltimore
John Adams
Margie
Hazel Foster
W. Potomac Street
Lorena Housholder
Lovettsville
Charles A. Gross
Rosemont
Mildred Bartlett
Graf
W. Va
Brunswick Street
Thomas Potterfield
W. T. James
E. A. Calhoun
East Potomac Street
Margaret Keenan
West Potomac Street
Union Memorial Hospital
Elsie Haslam
Annapolis
H. R. Macelana
Annie Fellers
Mr. Mace
Port ‘ Republic
J. W. Baugh
Lisbanis
J. W. Borer
Mary Eyster
York
Mary
Will Cover
Westminster
H. EB. Pfleger
Frances Delancey
Morgantown
Philadelphia
Social visits noted across Taneytown and nearby towns
Sam's Creek reports multiple visits as Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Erb host and accompany guests from Taneytown New Windsor and Uniontown. William Borland and Charles Greenholtz call on Greenholtz home as she remains indisposed. George Miller visits Marston. Roscoe Frock and children spend a day with Barnhart family. Further visits include the Warmers hosting Paul Sherfey Edward Stuller Earl Wetzel and Lester Studs from Uniontown and Reisterstown during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Creek
Edgar Erb
Roger Eyler
Taneytown
Ada Erb
New Windsor
William Borland
Charles Greenholtz
Greenholtz
George Miller
William Miller
Marston
Roscoe Frock
Barnhart
Oscar Heiner
Pleasant Walley
Clyde Warmer
Paul Sherfey
Edward Stuller
Earl Wetzel
Uniontown
Lester Studs
Reisterstown
Waller
Merton A. Engel
Pearce Prough
Williams Treatment ad promises Uric acid relief
A 1890s styled offer claims a full size 73 cent bottle of The Williams Treatment for uric acid sufferers sent with ten cents, the address, and a booklet on diet. The notice insists no obligation and restricts one bottle per person, sold since 1892 by DR DP Williams Company in East Hampton Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atzic
Williams
DP. A. Williams Company
East Hampton
Conn
Surprise party honors C Mil ter Waltz in Winfield
A Thursday evening gathering at Winfield celebrated C Mil ter Waltz with a long guest list of relatives and friends. Guests enjoyed cards, games, and refreshments while Waltz received several handsome gifts. Various local residents and out-of-town visitors were noted in visits and messages throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Winfield
C. Milter
C. Miller J Walu
Raymond ‘Wright
William ‘Pickett
Marcus Pickett
Edward Wil
Air
Irvin Bohr
Robert Haight
Ray FP. Barnes
Barbara Waltz
Dorothy Criswell
Charles Barnes
Frank Pickett
Albert Crawford
Dowell Waltz
Waltz
Harry Pickett
Ekel’s
Philadelphia
Clara Barnes
Westminster
Walter 5. Barnes
Etta Summers
Baltimore
C. Miler Waitz
Edgar Pickett
Joseph Pickett
Jay Conaway
Roscoe Criswel
Charlotte
Elsie Pickett
William Pickett
Local social notes from Sykesville and Westminster communities
Mrs John Snader and daughter Louise were entertained at the Pilson home near here. Marion Prough and daughter Elizabeth Mrs George DeVit and Harvey M Horich of Sykesville with Miss Grace Rinehart of New Windsor attended. Sterling Cranmer hosted Walter Crawmer and granddaughter Ruby of Jordans Retreat, plus Larry Crawmer of New Windsor and Marie Crawmer of Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Prough
Elizabeth
George DeVit
Harvey M. Horich
Sykesville
Grace Rinehart
New Windsor
John Snader
Louise
Pilson
Sterling Cranmer
Walter Crawmer
Ruby
Jordans Retreat
Larry Crawmer
Marie Crawmer
Westminster
Woodcock To Probe Kimble Phoebus Feud
Governor Harry W Nice names Brig Gen Amos W Woodcock to investigate charges against State Labor Commissioner Harry T Phoebus. Woodcock will review Kimble filed charges and Phoebus answer, then offer a recommendation after inquiry in Hix town. Also notes Mt Zion society meeting and local club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antispolis
Harry W. Nice
Amos W. W. Woodcock
St. John's College
National Prohibition
Nidl
Harry T. Phoebus
Labor and Statistics
Woodcock
Phoebus
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany
Somerset County
Senate
Hixtown Way
Popular Young Lady Endorses ANE
Miss Corinne Brubaker a popular Frederick resident employed by Muse Tailoring Company recalls trying many medicines for constipation, fever nervousness and back pains before using the herbal ANE. She reports lasting relief and urges others to visit Williamson's Drug Store to learn more about this triple-strength remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Brubaker
Church Street
Frederick
Muse Tailoring Company
Williamson's
Williamson
Maryland
Routzaiin
Airy
Blairs Drug Store
Waynesboro
Cauffman
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Walter E. Dittmeyer
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Hill
Shepherdstown
Zimmerman
Boonsboro
Housers
Emmitsburg
McCauiley
Thurmont
L. E. Stauffer
Union Bridge
Dance pianists to get weekly WEAF NBC showcases
New York radio listing notes WEAF NBC will debut a weekly "plan time" series on January 21 at 6:35 pm featuring a dance band keyboard expert as soloist, with Ben Grauer as host. Frank Black to direct Lucille Manners Friday concerts February 4 replacing Rosario Bourdon. Melody Puzzles to appear on WJZ NBC, with dramatized tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weafnbc
Esch Witt
Ben Grauer
Frank Black
Lucille Manners
Weafxbc
Rosario Bourdon
Wjz-Nbc
Radio and period programs survey with scattered items
A fragmented listing notes various radio and shortwave programs including New York WJZ NBC at 12.30 Farm and Home hour and 2.30 Music, Tokyo and Moscow broadcast slots, and a talk on international affairs. It mentions the cultivated strawberry origin in Europe and improvements in the United States through cross breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean J. T. Madden
New York
WJZ
NBC
Izi
Tokyo
Schenectady
Moscow 7
YVSRC
Carecas
Edinburgh Pole
Europe
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clara Fogle
Edward Barnes
Jams
Wilbur Fogle
Frederick Fink
Leslie Barnes
Mary Jane Waltz
Towson Teachers’ College
C. M. Waltz
Marshall Buckingham
Bird Hill
Harry Yingling
Mechanicsville
Gaver
Raymond Franklin
Raymond Jenkins
Adalene Jenkins
Marguerite Nusbaum
Burnell Jenkins
Friend
Charles Bair
MT. Zion
Ladies Aid Society of
Charles Engle
C. H. Carl
H. C. Corl
Danet Castle
Maryellen
Bartholow
Sarajeane
Castle
Elmer Miller
Are
Edgar Parnes
Harold Myers
Winfeld Homemakers Club
LN Fronay
Fast Church
Adio
C. E Sutterfield
Wormbs
R. R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Radio Forum
Maury Maverick
Texas
WEAF
Uncle Ezra
Burns and Allen
Richard Crooks
Fibber McGee
Phil Spitalny
Marek Weber
WABC
CBS
Fish Story
New Time
Pick
Pat
Grace Moore
Wayne King
Wiz-Nbc
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Warden Lawes
Norman Cloutier
Science
Wabc-Cbs
Cincinnati Symphony
W. J. Driver
Arkansas
Comfort
Ipstall
Vilkion & Eddy
W. Albert C. Palmee
Dewey Brown
Airy, Md
Water St
Reliable Junk CO
Maurice Solar
Ofice
Commercial Bank of Maryland OF
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Hammond Clary
AL EL Derr
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Charles E. Broadrup
State OF
City of
James H. Falk
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FUR Shop
EL Washington ST
Hagerstown, MD
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
West Patrick Street
Akeories
Thenix
Glade Valley Aa
EAT Garbers Eee
Vn Grocer
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