Grove Lime Co Winner of Case In Maryland Court of Appeals
The Maryland Court of Appeals reversed a Baltimore City jury verdict and ruled in favor of M. J. Grove Lime Company of Lime Kiln in two damage suits by James and Dora Wolfenden over an accident at Worman's Mill. Wolfenden's $2,500 verdict was set aside and costs awarded to the defendants. A separate criminal case against the car driver had convictions upheld.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Superior Court
Baltimore City
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Lime Ein
James Wolfenden
Johns Hopkins University
Dora Wolfenden
Worman's Mill
Grove Lime Company
Wolfenden
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Frederick Art Club Hosts Japanese Art Study Evening
Miss Florence Eigenbrode hosted the Frederick Art Club meeting at her North Market Street home for a discussion on Japanese art. Mrs. George S. Rodock Jr. reviewed Madame Sugimoto’s Daughter of Soumarl and highlighted her life in Japan and an early marriage. Current events covered WPA art projects with murals in Patterson Park and Catonsville High Schools. Miss Margaret Rodrick discussed Mickey Mouse on his eighth birthday. A social at Mrs. Rodock’s home on East Patrick Street is planned, featuring Mrs. Richard P. Ross’s China and Japan experiences. Separately, Rev. George F. P. Farring, a longtime minister, remains hospitalized in Baltimore with a stomach disorder and is expected to leave hospital Wednesday.
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Florence Eigenbrode
Frederick
Sugimoto
Columbia University
George B. McCleery
Patterson Park
Catonsville
Margaret Rodrick
Mickey Mouse
Rodock
East Patrick Street
Richard P. Ross
China
Japan
George FP. Farring
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Farring
Louise M. Anderson
Patapsco Avenue
Crooklyn
Frederick County
Central
Fairview
Mt. Carmel
New Market
Howard Mayne
Daniel H. Buckey
North Market Street
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Trail Avenue Property Transfers and Bank Deed Flight
A deed records sale of 806 Trail Avenue from Alton Y Hennett and Sherman P Bowers with power of attorney from Samuel R Foxs family to Calvin N Hann. Another deed covers a Maryland Commercial Bank property to J Donald Davis, city. A noted fiscal recommendation cites Mississippi River canal projects and army engineers.
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Trail Ave
Trail Avenue
Alton Y. Hennett
Sherman P. Bowers
Samuel R. Fox
Calvin
N. Hann
Sea Avenue
Commercial Bank
Maryland
J. Donald Davis
City
German Rearmament World Peace Menace at Hood College
Sir Herbert Ames of Canadian birth now living in the United States spoke at Hood College on the threat of German rearmament. He warned that Hitler’s aims include rectifying Germany’s borders and reclaiming lost colonies, while arguing peace offers mask expansionist goals. He cautioned that a large modern army could trigger a future war, with air combat posing the greatest danger to civilians. He later joined Hood students for an evening round table on Central Europe’s rest history and Central Europe tensions.
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Sir Herbert Ames
Toronto
Canada
United States
Hood College
Herbert
Hitler
Germany
Veradilles
Nitler
Sir Herbert
Brodbeck Hall
Hood’ College Town Hall
Europe
Sie
Hood
Seed-Cor Show Awards Are Announced at Baltimore
Awards were presented at the thirtieth Seed-Cor Show held with the Maryland Agricultural Society and Maryland Farm Bureau convention at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore. Local winners include T. E. Zimmerman of Frederick and M. C. Zimmerman of Frederick, with sweepstakes ribbon and a trophy awarded to T. Wilson Galbreath of Street.
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Maryland Agricultural Society
Maryland Farm Bureau, Inc
Lord Baltimore + Hotel
Baltimore
Reid
T. E. Zimmerman
Route 4
Frederick
John FE. Crum
Walkersville
Johnson
Boone County
M. C. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Maryland
Cecil K. Tholter
Jefferson
T. Wilson Galbreath
Dinner at Norwood Home Sparks Family Gathering
A Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garrison M. Norwood in Middletown drew several relatives. Attendees included Eyaten and Mary Elizabeth Norwood, Vernon and Oscar Baker families, Leslie and Laurence Baker of Baltimore, and others.
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Garrison M. Norwood
Middletown
Eyaten
Mary Elizabeth
Vernon Baker
Oscar Baker
Huntor
Airy
Lestie Baker
Leslie, Jr
Laurence
Baltimore
Ear Baker
Olver
Bessie Mae
Arthur Lowman
Iron
Bobbia
Hood Juniors to Present Circus at Meyrin Hall
Hood College juniors prepare a Saturday evening circus and bazaar from 7 30 p m to 10 p m at Meyrin Hall to aid the Junior Endowment Fund. Miss Maryanne Sna ynan of Pittsburgh chairs the Junior Endowment Fund drive with Ruth Sprenkie in charge as president of the juniors. Committees cover decorations refreshments games and booths with acts including a Moraedori solo and junior class entertainment.
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Hood College
Meyrin Hall
Maryame Snaynan
Pittsburgh
Charmin
Mass Ruth Sprenkie
Wunder
Way
Jumior
Betty Grove
Somerset
Aloe
Ero
Anne Palmer
Pottsville
Paet
Troubling
Can Adaglo Dince
Ant
One Hurt In Slight Ridgeville Accident
Mrs Germain of Mra. Germann Maryland was slightly hurt Wednesday when her husband’s car collided with Jesse King’s Ridgeville Nursery auto at the National highway and Washington road intersection. King’s car was pulled from the Ridgeville garage when struck. Damages were light but Mrs Germain suffered shock and was treated by Dr J B Grab. Earlier several occupants of King’s car were seriously hurt in an Allentown Pa accident.
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Germann
Magerstown
Jesse Kine
Ridgeville
National Highway
Washington Road
King
German
Germain
J. 8. Grab
Mr King
Allentown
Automobile Crash Sends Roy Staples to Hospital
Roy Staples aged 32 of Washington was admitted to Fredupich City hospital shortly before midnight Thursday after a high speed crash on route 2 near Hyattstown. His Pontiac sedan overturned trapping his arm beneath the steering wheel. Staples was transported by Leo Harold Chandler to the hospital where he remained in shock with significant injuries.
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Roy Staples
Fathereanelin
Havinond Manito Prederick
Hiramatton
Staples
Leo Harold FL Chandler
Wroc Staples
M22 19Th Stray
Noor
Washington
Jefferson Pat. meets on Tuesday with plans for card party
The Jefferson Pat. club met Tuesday evening with president Eidluar Thoma in charge. A prayer was led by Rev. George FH Seiler. Arrangements were made for a card party at Pebrmey Hotel on May 5. Representatives from Potomac Edison Company previewed illustrated talks and moving pictures on Better Ways of Lighting the Home. The meeting adjourned after Love's Old Sweet Song. Roy S Pearstyne of North Carolina State poultry dept to speak March. He advised poultrymen not to breed from inferior stock and to buy good baby chicks from reliable hatcheries.
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Jefferson Pat
Jefferson Pl. A
Eidluar Thoma
Annie Tauite
George FH. Seiler
Hotel Pebrmey
Potomac Edison Company
Mareth
Roy S Pearstyne
North Carolina State College Poultry Department
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Noted
Court notices list multiple marriage licenses including Charles King and Emily Edwards with ages 25 and 19. Decrees show divorces for August Le Kauffman and Magyar Theoria, plus several property deeds and transfers to corporations and banks, and a $10 Power Of Attorney filing by Samuel Fox and wife.
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Charles King
Rachvalle
Emily Edwards
Wobignntton
August le Kauffman
Magyar Theoria
Mochater
N.Y
James
Vowell
Nettle Agnes Wanes
Delaphine
Arthur le Webber
Knoxville
Elrrch Cierteuele Banah
Tse Wath
Gooring And Ht Duce To Combat Communism
A chaotic wartime dispatch describes actions by Goering and an HT Duce figure in a corrupt scheme to curb communism. It mentions British and Italian involvement, a conference with political leaders, and a push to coordinate against perceived socialist threats.
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Gooring
Ht Duce
Benneth and Slater Deal Involving Multiple Parties
A terse note records an agreement among Vu Benneth, Wall TL Slater, Leslie, Williams Albert Smith, Pith South, Paul Crittn, and Alma Cratn. The snippet outlines a multi party arrangement with several individuals named in association. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Vu Benneth Et al
Atte Wall
Slater
Leslie
Williams Albert Smith
Pith South
Paul Crittn
Alma Cratn
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Mark Yam
Chief of
Army Engineers
Snl
Ormoof
Vowfpapete
Herbert Ames
Wood College Chapel
Hater
Noy Maples
City H Hospital
Geo. S. Rodeck & Son
Fifth and East Sts
Ommercial Bank of Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Chuck Roast
Frank Dung Ie
Bologna
Pre AS
Livi
Mae Crackirsg
Wn LO
Superior Meat Market
East Patrick St
Court News
WoClinton McSherpy
Assuoiee
Peoples Laquichittoy Corporathom
Comnts
Thomas Mo
Attooney Samuel
Ft, Pox
Wite
Alton
Jan Thefieluston
Britui
Piiaree
Protiier Massalimnt
Cote Terhitha
Vertedomi Basadtors
Memler Massolink
General Goepiyt Umis
Paseg Ted
TEE Power
Ilsbury
Fillsbury's
Pillsbury's
Grocers Otaub’s
Tibe
Siricely Pass
Maxwell House
Kenny’s
Ritter
Hotties
Miller’s
Tore ZO
Gibbs
Cpa Ete
Jelke
Rus
Amergan
Orchard
California
Pillsbury’s
Florida
Wingrest Coffee
Pillsbury Flour
Fancy Lie Stose Mn
Glenwond
Wn Soc
Siz
Victor
Marion
Alaska
Lighthouse Cleanser
Texas
WBAL
Stn
Frederick and Vicinity
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