Police Court Cases Tried in Frederick Court
Major infractions were quickly handled as Magistrate Bennett accepted guilty pleas from Marion White of Monrovia for drunken driving John Naylor of Frederick for larceny and Paul Fogle of Frederick for assault on his wife White fined 100 dollars and costs Naylor 25 dollar fine Fogle jailed 60 days A separate hearing found Dr Noah Kefauver Middletown guilty on a Route 40 speed charge and fined 11 45 Fogle’s wife described a pattern of drunken behavior and the case included testimony from his wife and daughter Kenneth Smith of Frederick convicted of intoxication remanded to jail 10 days collateral forfeitures ordered for nonappearance and additional state traffic violations listed with various names and cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
Marion E. White
Monrovia
John Naylor
Fredericksonian
Paul Fogle
Frederick
White
Naylor
Fogle
Edward J. Smith
Noah E. Kefauver
Middletown
W. O. McElfish
George S. Rodock
South Market
All Saints Street
Denver Shook
West Fifth Street
Mary Fogle
Ethel Fisher
Kenneth Smith
Kenneth Warren
Samuel Jones
William Blank
Frank Queen
Clyde B. Tucker
Charles R. Kemp
Jefferson
McElfish
County Percheron Sale Set For March 20
Fifty head of horses have been consigned and inspected for the Frederick County Percheron Association sale set for March 20 at the Fairgrounds. E. N Derr was elected president, with E. J. Thompson as vice president and Henry R Shoemaker as secretary treasurer. Directors and holdover members were named, and Dr Fred H Leinbach spoke at the eighth annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Percheron Association
E. N Derr
New Windsor
Henry Huffman
Woodsboro
E. J. Thompson
Knoxville
Henry R Shoemaker
Daniel E. Wight
Urbana
Clarence Eaves
Waltersville
Edgar Wirts
Lee Ranneberger
Adamstown
H. H. Working
Maston Long
Creagerstown
Fred H. Leinbach
Animal Husbandry Department
University of Maryland
Sinatra announces birth of Frank Jr at Jersey City hospital
Frankie Sinatra and publicist George Evans confirm the birth of an eight pound 13 ounce baby boy named Frank Jr at Margaret Harne Hospital in Jersey City. The event marks Sinatra’s second child after his daughter Nancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie New York
Frankie Sinatra
Frank, Jr
Margaret Harne Hospital
Jersey City
George Evans
Sinatra
Nancy
Manslaughter Complaint After Fatal Accident
A warrant charging manslaughter was issued for Dwight D. Baker of Halstown West Virginia after a collision on Route 340 near Log Cabin Inn killed Mrs. Pearl Lockhart of Baltimore and injured seven others. The complaint, sworn by State Trooper H L Basore, notes the crash also involved Berle Burris of Millington Maryland with hearing set for January 19. Burris is free on a $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Baker
Halstown
W. Va
Pearl Lockhart
Herring Court
Baltimore
H. L. Basore
Baker
Lockhart
Log Cabin Inn
Berle Burris
Millington
Lloyd Kennedy
Chestertown
Mt. Carmel Church
Burris
Liberty
Alton Y. Bennett
New Windsor Farm Bureau Planning Group meets
The New Windsor Farm Bureau Planning Group No 1 met at the Spoerleins on December 30 with 23 members present to discuss the AAA program Next meeting is set for January 27 at the Harmans home The Sam s Creek 4 H club held a party at the Smith home on December 30 with 14 members and three visitors Presentations and refreshments followed A note lists upcoming events at George Gorsuch s home Others visit relatives in Mount Airy and Baltimore including Eleanor Marsh Howard Deeds Jr Ethel Ensor Grant Devilbiss Grace Fisher and families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
New
George Gorsuch
Oliver Haines
Mary
Harvey Haines
Pamela
Mount Airy
Eleanor Marsh
Howard Deeds, Jr
Western Maryland College
Ethel Ensor
Baltimore
Clarence Ensor
Grant Devilbiss
Grace Fisher
Calvary Lutheran and local social gatherings notes
Walter Moore hosted Calvary Lutheran Aid Society with refreshments for a large gathering. The next meeting is February 1 at Mrs. D. T. Gaver’s Mt Airy home. Misses Louise, Freda and Wilda Condon hosted a New Year’s Eve party. The Missionary Society meets January 18 at Mrs. Staley Weller’s home. Mrs. E. Wilbiam Pickett and son David dined with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crum. Asbury Mullinix and family celebrated Leonard’s 21st birthday with a party. Mr. and Mrs. Harry F Evans Jr and children Ralph and Carmen dined with Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Condon on New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Roy Crum
Asbury Mullinix
Leonard
Harry F. Evans, Jr
Ralph and
Carmen
Augustus Condon
President Proposes National Service Law With Seven Rights
President unveils a second bill of rights linking national service to unity at home. The proposed framework outlines seven rights including a useful job, adequate food and clothing, fair returns for farmers, protection from monopolies, a decent home, medical care, and education, aiming to secure security and prosperity for all citizens.
RAF Stabs At Berlin And Western Reich Raid
Mosquito bombers returned to the German front last night striking Berlin and targets in the western Reich after a one night lull. The ninth foray by the Mosquitoes this year was reported without loss. British intruder patrols downed one German plane. one British aircraft did not return. Light aerial activity over the continent saw Typhoon and Mosquito units attack northern France coast. two Allied planes were lost and one German craft shot down. Deeds recorded show multiple property sales in Walkersville and surrounding areas. Prisoner Overholster, Italian POW returned to Allied control, spends a 30 day furlough with Emmitsburg parents. he fought in North Africa and Sicily before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Berlin
Western Reich
Air Ministry
France
Pat Sterling E Overholster
Melvin E. Overholtzer
Emmitsburg
North Africa
Social Security Here To Stay Emerges From Chamber Speech
Washington, Jan 10 Eric Johnston president of the U S Chamber of Commerce urged a bargain with labor to back a broadened social security system. He said the risk of job losses would be under written if labor abandoned restrictive practices and he called for an expansive business and government approach to smooth the business cycle and retrain workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eric Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Labor
Johnston
Conference On Social Security
U-Boat Toll Significantly Down in 1943
Washington reports U-boat warfare cost the United Nations 40 percent of 1942 cargo tonnage as 1943 ended, with new merchant tonnage more than doubling. December cargo losses were low despite extended U-boat ranges, and Allied air and sea forces destroyed fewer U-boats in a cautious month. The communique notes improvements in the latter half of 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations
Atlantic
Office of War Information
Roosevelt
Churchill
Christmas Party Held by Threads of Gold Class
The Threads of Gold Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church held its annual Christmas party and monthly business meeting on Tuesday evening December 28 in the church parlors by candlelight. Twenty eight members and guests attended with Mrs Harry R Sanders presiding in the absence of the president. Mrs Wilmer Smith led devotionals. A Matthew chapter two Christmas story was read followed by a Christmas prayer and a vocal solo O Holy Night by Mrs Catherine Edwards. Reports from secretary treasurer and standing committees were read and approved. The guest box, presented by Mrs A T Brush, was won by Mrs Howard Gerric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Edith Wickham
Harry R. Sanders
Howard W. Gerrich
Wilmer Smith
Matthew
Catherine Edwards
A. T. Brush
Howard Gerric
Christmas Program At Class Meeting Ends With Santa Visit
After a hymn the class held a festive program featuring group singing, readings by Jean Bowers and Frances Montgomery, a Gloria Holland piano solo, Roxie Montgomery readings, and a Santa visit delivering gifts. Hostesses served refreshments. next meeting January 25 will include postponed officer elections. Forest fires in the United States are most often started by discarded matches or cigarette ends tossed from automobiles or left at camp sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sanders
Howard Gerrich
David Moberly
Jean Bowers
Gloria Holland
Eugene Reading
Frances Montgomery Reading
Roxie Montgomery
Bethlehem
Santa Claus
Santa
Barl Bower
Frances Summers
Margaret Bell
United States
Aid for Disabled Veterans Faces Short Term Compensation Plan
Washington Jan 10 A bill to provide temporary compensation for disabled veterans until claims are established with the Veterans Administration was introduced by Rep Sasscer Md The measure aims to aid men between discharge when pay stops and when regular compensation begins It notes delays occur as service records from distant battle fronts must be obtained and claims processed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans’ Administration
Sasscer
D-Md
House
Past Chiefs Meet in January Gathering at Mrs Home
The January meeting of the Past Chiefs Association of Pythian Sisters was held at the home of Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Past Chiefs Association of Pythian Sisters
Mra
Social club meeting notes from January session
Annie Atkinson of 6 East Hind Street led a Wednesday January regular business session with 13 members. The event included games and refreshments with draw prizes won by Mrs. Lillie Trout Mrs. Bertha Rice and Mrs. Carrie James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Atkinson
Hind Street
Premart
Lillie Trout
Bertha Rice
Carrie James
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County Percheron Assn
NEA
Makin Island
U. S
Woodbine
Frederick, Maryland
Congress
RAF
Ellis O Ramsburg
Edna C. Culler
Frederick Street
Walkersville
Kenneth H. Stull
Claude E. Etzler
Hamilton Avenue
Emma L. Albaugh
Carl L
Ramsburg
Liberty District
George M. Kaetzel
C. Howard Kaetzel
Petersville-Brunswick Road
William
Shepley
Wilbur J. Cline
Jackson District
Clarence A King
Charles E. Eyler
East Second Street
Jayne
Jayne’s
America
Acta
Home Sele Home Owned
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Social Security
Commerce Chamber
F. J. Sprague
Pal
Nloe
Csrl Ucp
Doll Jewelry Store
M. Daily
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Tolerance Corporation
Genuine Estate
Heatrolas
Round Oak
A. E. Fisher
East Patrick St
Frederick County National Bank No
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Spaulding
Poplar Springs
Spaulding Garage
Federal Reserve District No
Myersville Savings Bank OF
Myersville
Frederick County
Maryland
William S. Wachiel
William S. Wachtel
Reno S. Harp
Charles W. Rice
Welty C. Harshman
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