Ten Thousand Dollar Damage Suit Moved Here
A $10,000 damage suit against Officer James X Ray of the Hagerstown police moved from Washington county on a change of venue. Wilbur Evans of Philadelphia, a radio singer, seeks damages after a December 9 1933 collision near Death Curve eleven miles east of Frederick. Bradley died the next day. Evans alleges Ray drove at excess speed in a reckless manner, while Ray denies the claims. A replevin suit by General Motors Acceptance Corp of New York seeks return of a Ford truck and $200 for detention.
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Washington County
James x. Ray
Hagerstown
Frederick
Wilbur Evans
Philadelphia
Singer
Ray
Ridgeville
New Market
William H. Bradley
Bradley
Frederick City
Evans
Alexander Armstrong
Department of Labor
Chims
Oswald
Wagaman
Guy K. Motter
Maryland
Baltimore
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
New York State
R.E Clapp, Jr
K S. Sperry
Bperry
H. R. Carl
Bond Filed in Plaintiff Case for $1000
A bond of the plaintiff in the amount of $1,000 was filed, establishing the security required for the legal action. The document indicates the formal filing and intent to proceed under court rules.
Best Year for Farmers in Decade Saw 1935 Outlook
Baltimore January 10 Dr Thomas B Symons predicts the 1935 farming year offers the best prospects in a decade. He urges young men to start in farming. A Maryland tax report notes state and county expenditures cut about 5.5 million dollars from 1931–32 to 1934–35 and calls for further economies. The Joint Tax Committee, forming part of Maryland Grange and Farm Bureau Federation, highlights salary cuts and service eliminations as key tax relief. Also noted are Masonic officers installed at Brunswick Lodge 101 A F and A M.
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Baltimore
Thomas B. Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland Agricultural Society
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Symons
Minn
Maryland
Lora
Baltimore Hotel
Maryland State Grange
Federation
Allen Has Not Resigned
Baton Rouge. Huey P. Long opponents threatening amid rumors that Governor Oscar K Allen resigned. Long denied the report from Washington and his wife stated it was untrue. Allen, absent since Monday, was at an Iberville Parish fishing camp reachable only by boat as mass meetings organized the Square Deal Association demanding repeal of dictatorial state laws.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Long
Oscar K Allen
Square Deal Association
Local social notes from Lovettsville and surrounding towns
Mrs H C McKimmey and children Dawn and Billy visited relatives in Washington. Celeste Everhart returned home from Petersville after weeks with Miss Catharine Sandower. Mariel Stanley and Kiel of Washington stayed with Mrs M M Hickman. Dr Carpenter and Paul Table spent the weekend in Richmond. Guests at Mr and Mrs H W Beatty’s included Mr and Mrs W Williams Bernard, Rev George Grewnow, Douglas Beatty, Rev and Mrs R Richard, Mrs H M Aughinbaugh, Mrs Pauline Parker Sam utl Abbott, Mr and Mrs H Keller and children. A W Brown and son Allan, Mrs Maxine Brown and Miss Margaret Souder dined with Ernie Spring in Taylorstown. Mrs H W Beatty plans a Ballstown visit this week.
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Lovettsville
Lovettsvile
H. C. McKimmey
Dawn
Billy
Washington
Dwight Louder
Celeste Everhart
Petersville
Catharine Sandower
Mariel Stanley
Miss Kiel
M. M. Hickman
Carpenter
Paul Table
Richmond
H W Beatty
W. Willams
Bernard
Ballston
George Grewnow
Clarendon
Douglas Beatty
R. Richard
Hagerstown
H. M. Aughinbaugh
Chambersburg
Pauline Parker
Samutl Abbott
H. Keller
Jefferson
A. W. Brown
Allan
Maxine Brown
Margaret Souder
Ernie Spring
Taylorstown
H. W. Beatty
Ballstown
Williams and Shumakers Winter Weekender Visit
Mr and Mrs W B Williams and Mr and Mrs C F Shumaker spent the weekend at their home and in the local area.
Pleasant Walk Social and Local News Update
Pleasant Walk reports various local happenings including six youths leaving for CCC camp in Baltimore, a Christmas family reunion with a 25 pound turkey for 22 relatives, a quilting and dinner at Elmer Bussard’s, and updates on residents such as Stanley Shroyer’s recovery from a foot injury in Frederick City hospital. Neighbor visits, farm work shifts, and a saw mill move are also noted alongside a child’s mention.
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Pleasant Walk
Mr. Marsh
Warrenfeltz
West Malin Street
CCC
Baltimore
Harry Shroyer
Joseph Shroyer
Lullan
Residents Plan Move to Baltimore Next Fall
Mrs and Mrs Rogers who have lived on Laurel Street for years will relocate to Baltimore in the fall to establish their future home.
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Laurel Street
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Holland
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Dr. Symons
Brunswick Lodge
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C. Leslie Moats
Francis A. Edmonds
Clarence ©. Mohler
Ralph W. Manuel
Willam H Campbell
Willam R. Thompson
Charles W. Smith
Tyler
John R Beck
W. A. Watfran
Allen
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
UY de Sale
Rayon Undies
W. B Williams
C. F. Shumaker
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick XO
North Market Street
Staub
Libby
Chuckle
Jeslie
Heinz's Soups
Ford's Cooker
Armour
Honolulu
California
Rettberg
Lebanon
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GEO. S. Rodock & Sons
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Citizens National Bank
United States
Banking House
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Total Capital Account
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County of Frederick
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Wm. G. Zimmerman
J. Harry Kennedy
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Archibalie Fisher
Holmes D. Baker
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