Two Men Fined for Drunken Driving in Police Court
In Police Court Monday Magister Motter fined Henry Plunkett and another man $160 with costs after finding them guilty of operating an automobile while under the influence. An appeal bond of 300 was posted for Plunkett by his stepfather D F Hartson, with other cases heard about drunken driving and related charges, including Arthur Kennedy found guilty and fined 100 with costs.
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Motter
Henry Plunkett
Middleworn
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Charles Burras
Frank O. Lower
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Rhree
Sherif Lowery
Burras
Charles W. Smith
Weham F. Steiner
A. F. Anderson
Dick Ford
Plunkert
Laeriff Lowery
Plunkett
Reno S. Harp
Arthur Kennedy
Gumberland
Miler
Sug-Station
Graing
Kennedy Corp
Arthur Plum
Kennedy
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Jad
Miller
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Harrison Palmer
Bob Henderson
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Breeze Into Spring Style In The Windblown Silhouette
Windblown silhouette rises in spring fashion with daytime and evening variations. Describes coats, lapels, jabots, skirts, and sashes with organdic gowns, pale blue tones, grosgrain bows, and voluminous back details. Notes yellow taffeta dress with wide collar and dramatic back flare. Final touches include burgundy velvet accents at waist and knee.
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Taylorsville Homemakers Hold January Meeting
In Taylorsville on January 30 the Taylorsville Homemakers reorganized with President Mrs Howard Price and new officers. Attendees included Mrs H M Hipsley Mrs F J Barnes and Miss Elizabeth Naill. Other local notices mention visits, health updates, and a deed recording a $2000 sale of a brick home at 261 West Fifth Street from Harry F Walt to Dr Rudolph M Ray.
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Taylorswire Homemakers
Howard Price
Elizabeth Naill
F. J. Barnes
H. M. Hipsier
H. M. Hipsley
J. C
T. By Tankim
Mass Aemes Slindee
Viola Franklin
H. 3. Hipsley
Burs Walt
West Fifth Street
Harry F Walt
Rudolph M Ray Rockwell
Radio Day by Day Opens New NBC Contact in New York
Radio Day by Day reports Martha Mears joining NBC in New York for WEAF-NBC with a 7 PM Wednesday debut set. The program features a mixed lineup including piano team Oh man and Arden, Nell, and Arlene Jackson as it premieres February 4 on WJZ-NBC.
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Martha Mears
Young
Comunulta
Mexico
University of Artssoun
St Louis
Imeligee Thresh
NBC
New York
Fexn
Gil Edwards
Orchesta Oo
WEAF
Wjz-Nbc
Ohman and Arden
Edward Nell
Arlene Jackson
Thurmont Recital and Church Group Activities Reported
Thurmont residents attended a Bridgewater ensemble recital at Trinity Reformed Church with organ piano and vocal selections under Moss Ruth Weroright. The Crusaders class of Thurmont Church of the Brethren visited Mr and Mrs Harry Flohr with several attendees listed. Ladies Aid at Monocacy Congregation Church of the Brethren held sewing quilting and a service, dinner served by Elgenbrode couple. King's Daughters of Trinity Reformed held a Wednesday session with a business meeting led by Naomi Mackiey and social hour supervised by Mrs John P Weddle with refreshments.
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Thurmont
Bridgewater
Moss Ruth Weroright
Trinity Reformed Church
Crusaders
Edna and Hoover
Reno Eaton
Hoover
Ralph Arbaugh
JP. Bowman
Doniie Uroan
J. P Bowman
Ladies” Aid Society
Church of the Brethren
Cameron Eigenbrode
Elgenbrode
King’s Daughters
Chure
Naomi Mackiey
John P Weddle
Pleasant family notices and visits in Frederik
Mr Pleasant and Mrs Wes tley Burrier with son are listed among neighbors visits. Several entries note Mrs Harry Green recovering from a cold. William Wisers and William Lochner families visit Frederik area. various Burrier, King, Houck, and Lochner households are mentioned with Thursday to Tuesday visit timings and familiar greetings.
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Mr. Pleasant
Westley Burrier
Harry Green
Wiliam W .Wisers
Frederica VII
Harry W. Green
Willam Lochner
Minnie Geizendanner
L. King
Prederick
Edward Burrier
Katie Burrar Visted
Oscar Chaswell Lass
John E. Burmer
Edward Burtter
Paul Houck
Evelyn
Suse Houck
Lewis F. Lochner
Dons Delawter
Why Liquid Laxatives are Back in Favor
The public returns to liquid laxatives for gentle natural relief. A proper dose suits individuals, with action that can be regulated and mild formulas not draining the system. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin uses senna to aid regularity and is sold at drug stores.
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Gladys Parker
Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Mrs Wesley Barker and family re cently News advertising pays big dividends
Mrs Wesley Barker and family recent comment highlights how news advertising yields strong returns. The article notes positive outcomes from local promotes and emphasizes effective investment in newspaper notices.
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