Perjury Charge Sustained Here Carl A Duvall Fined 250
Carl A Duvall pled guilty to perjury in a bastardy case near Mt. Airy and, with a suspended three year sentence, must pay 250 dollars and costs within 30 days. James E Summers also faced a suspended sentence after a similar plea. Associate Judge Schnauffer noted civil-rights loss on perjury conviction. State's Attorney Price presented the case. Edwin F Nikirk represented Duvall. Separate section reports Lewis E Free receiving a suspended sentence for embezzlement tied to a filling station incident. Married 55 years Mr and Mrs James E Duvall of Damascus celebrated their anniversary with a garden party in Silver Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Duvall
Mt. Airy
House of Correction
Patrick M Schnauffer
Duvall
James E. Summers
Airy
Charles A. Price
i/e
Harold Basore
Edwin F. Nikirk
Lewis E. Free
East South Street
Free
Fred B. Kehne
Amoco
Frederick
Basore
John R. Fitzpatrick
James £. Duvall
Damascus
Wilbur
Lillie Angilesbee
Baltimore
Rosie E. Baker
Silver Spring
Luvall
Marshall Walker
Maurice Phoebus
Howard Davis
Arlington
Maynard S. Harper
J. E. McDonald
Lovettsville Community Notes and Dances
Lovettsville residents report moves visits and family gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Cooper hosting relatives. Joyce Beatty visits Brunswick grandparents. The High School Alumni Association plans a Friday dance. Mrs. Bessie Scott recovered from a hip fracture and returned home from Loudoun Hospital. Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Snavels were held in Sharpsburg with Rev Wade presiding. Home Demonstration Group met in Lutheran Sunday School rooms with Miss McCoy demonstrating funds for the home freezer and refreshments. Plans were made for an August picnic. George Washington Travelers class attracts Mr. and Mrs. Merc, while Mr. Myers and Mrs. Myers lead Aldie and Middleburg schools respectively. Ridgier Albaugh and son visit grandparents in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Bessie Scott
Loudoun Hospital
Charles Everhart
Edgar Graham
G. H. Virts
Virts
George, Virts
Falls Church
Mabel Smith
Russell Shipman
Arlington
Raymond Womeldorph
Newark
Bruce Reed
Pittsburgh
L W. Fronix
Raymond Louder
Jefferson
H. D. Beauix
Brunswick
Ruch Leass Sr
Frederick Fey
Bernard Sea
Chldren
Texas
H.W. Beatty
Lovellsville
Wiliam A Wade
Sharpsburg
Pr Wade
Martha Snavels
Myers
Aldie High School
Middlebore
Ridgies Albaugh
Ridgier
Vienna
H. George
Harry Sanmower
Hid Home
Emmitsburg notes on Dr Williams move to town
Dr Charles Ray Williams of McKnightstown plans to set up a medical practice in Emmitsburg within weeks after purchasing the Dr James Allison property on East Main Street. He will reside with his wife and daughter in the building. A large boat christening party was held at the Ohler farm for Nancy Byster. Community Fund meets at VEW home. Troop 284 Boy Scouts held a camping session at Kump's Dam. Members of American Legion Post 121 visited Martinsburg hospital to distribute cigars and cookies to disabled veterans. Various local residents updated on visits, cards, and weekend happenings. The local Grange held Friendship Night with Glenn Springer’s group and Rev Charles Price spoke on classless society. Lions club officers were installed, and a town horse show committee was named for September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Chas. Ray Williams
McKnightstown
Williams
James Allison
East Main Street
Ing
Ohler Farm
E. R. Shriver
Nancy Bvyster
Andrew Eyster
Community Fund
VEW
Boy Scouts
Kump’s Dam
Frank Wastler
Francis X. Etder
American Legion
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Louis F. Rosensteel
Charles Harner
Eugene Rodgers
William Rodgers
Clara Harner
Rv 2
Harry Smith
Blue Ridge Summit
E. F. Obler
Robert Topper
Marie Rosensteel
Charles B. Shorb
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ambulance Fund
Walter A. Simpson
Vanus Henshaw
Tanertown R. D
William Timmerman
East Main St
St. Anthony's Shrine Catholic Church
Louise Adams
Washington
C. Felix Adams
Miss Adams
Verna Case
Homeopathic Hospital
John Wiley
Niven
N. J
Alrs
Wile
Robert Sanders
Robert L. Topper
Ray Topper
James J. Kelly
Frank Fitgerald
Cin.dien
Betty Doroth
Jeff
Martinsville
Edward O Rourke
O Rourke
Agnes Clark
Kane
Math Pitishburgh
Clad Criss
Edward Gunther
Baltimore
Harry Gelwicks
Ethel Janes
Jerome Pelere
Susan Ruth
Mix Peters
Guy Baker
Vicurs
Hove
Waller Topper
Vaio
Vic Raymond Topper
Fernale
Andrew Jordan
Richard Ohler
Taneytown
Thomas Fox
Keysville
William Topper
Barbara Ann Ohler
Topper
Michael Boyle
Quantic
B. H. Boyle
Clifford Meskill
Raymond Baumgardner
Glade Valley Grange
Bruce Crum
Green
Dickie Smith
Charles Price
Walkersville
Edgar Zimmerman
Lillian ‘Graham
Dave Hoke
Robert Kaiser
Clarence Hahn
Arvin P. Jones
Glenn Springer
Richard Harner
Daniel Naill
Leonard Zimmerman
Helen Martin
A. P. Jones
Harold Hoke
John Richards
John D. White
George L. Wilhide
J. D. White
John McGlaughlis
Geo. Martin
Norman J. Shriver
Harry Scott
Hazel Caldwell
Carlos Englar
John Fuss
Kenneth D. Bond
J. Richards
Charlotte Eyster
Ruth Stull
Eugene Wood
Luther Cregger
Morvis A. Zentz
Harry Hahn
Edgar Envich
Thomas Gingell
Kenneth Wagaman
Calvin Maddox
Roy Sanders
Chas Valentine
Robert Fitez
Helen Daugherty
Clifton Lilter
Edna Stull
Richard Hacner
Harold M. Hoke
LA. LaLeary
Samuel C. Hays
George Wilhide
Harry McNair
Edwin Gartrell
Merle F. Keilholtz
Geo. Fisher
Carroll Phillips
Helen Walter
Mary Fiery
C. Knox
Geo. Combs and Son
Artington
Mary Kessler
Seton Institute
James Kessler
B. D. Martin
Lexington
Memphis
Tonn
Lions Club
Samuel Bowmen
Union Bridge
Edward Stull
Charles Fuss
Cloyd Seiss
Robert Daugherty
John Dillon
C. G. Frailey
Philip Sharpe
Charles Spriggs
Herbert Rogers
John Hollinger
Arthur Elder
Herbert Roger
J. Ward Kerrigan
B. J. Eckenrode
Joseph Baldacchino
Charles A. Elder
Ralph McDonnell
Charles Spriges
Chas. Troxell
Wilbur Umbel
John Holfinger
Francis Matthews
Charles A. Harner
Margaret Wivell
Frederick
Roy J. Wivell
John J. Holtinger
Ada Sperry
Mayflower Hotel
Lawrence Goulden
Westminster
Roger Goulden
Towsen
Ida Goulden
Mary J. Shuff
M. F. Shuff
Patricia Lingg
Kathleen Wantz
Balimore
Dorothy Lingg
George Dicke
Coatesville
Clarksburg
Harry Truman
Samuel H. Mobley
Army
Fort George Meade
Lewis Hockenshouser
Jacob
Fennsyvanna
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Pete Whipp
J. Roy Whipp
Pete
Lonix
Clarksyburg
Leroy Bennett
Tacit Leon
Mark Wayne Bennett Marks
Carl Davis
Philadelphia
Georgia Darm
Jack Ammon
Davis
Archie Hood
Leo Lucas
Montgomery County General Hospital
Clark Burs Community Association
James
Two Red Cross Leaders Resign in Frederick County
Two Frederick County Red Cross leaders, Mrs. Paul Willard and Mrs. Herbert N. Heston, resign after two years of service praised for saving thousands of lives. County chair Charles V. Main credits them with pioneering blood collection methods and achieving a record two day yield of 463 pints. They will be replaced soon, with appointments to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Willard
Frederick County
Red Cross
Herbert N. Heston
Charles V. Main
Willard
Heston
Frederick Covnlians
Gallon Club
Fleet Cross Bloodmobile
Camp Detrick
Main
Aso
Hood Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Homemaker's Club
The
Frederick
Clarksburg and area summer community notices mingle with visits
Clarksburg events include visits by ex president Truman and Optimist Club exchanges with Frederick. Local residents join family trips through Pennsylvania and Virginia. Army induction for Mobley. birth of Mark Wayne Bennett. World Evangelism trip preparations. church events, meetings, and anniversaries fill Clarkburg and surrounding towns with socials and youth activities.
Razor slashing case leads to arrest in city
Early Tuesday Willie Robinson aged 25, of 511 Kinnehart's alley, jailed on $1,500 bond for slashing Henry Brown, 21, of 109 Five and Half street, with a razor. Brown treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a six inch chest and shoulder wound. 17 stitches. Sgt. Harry Phillips pursued Robinson before capture. Police say a razor was tossed over a fence at 200 Dill avenue. A hearing is set for this evening at seven. Also jailed in separate cases were Mary Evelyn Bowen for larceny of radios from Storm and Ship Jey store on $250 bond, James T. Hall for loitering on $25.80 collateral, and Bernard L Chase cited for no operator's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Robinson
Kinnehart’s Alley
Henry Fred Brown
Brown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry Phillips
Robinson
West Fifth Street
Elm Street
Fourth
Bentz Street
Dill Avenue
Carty
Bernard L_ Chase
Bryantown
Heffner
Gaithersburg social notes feature many local visits
Gaithersburg residents host and attend gatherings including luncheon for Gaithersburg High School faculty, Layman's Retreat in Westminster, and multiple visits among residents. The piece lists trips, anniversaries, and guests such as the Duvalls in Woodfield, the Phoebus and Walker families, and neighbors in Gaithersburg. New Monocacy Lions Club officers are named with roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Merle Jacobs
Gaithersburg High School
Clay Plummer
Westminster
Winston Phebus
Daydona Beach
Fla
Charlottesville
Carlton Gloyd
Carlton, Jr
John
Marshall Walker
Charles Phoebus
James Duvall
Woodfield
Wilbur Duvall
Silver Spring
Duvall
Walker
Phoebus
Norman Belt
Maryann| Etchison
Savannah
Miss Etchison
Leslie Etchison
Sally
Engie
Dave’s Beach
Belt
Virginia
Olive Atkinson
St. Albans
Long Island
X. Y
E. W. Moxley
Monocacy Lions’ Club
Humbert Rabbie
Harry Glickman
George Welker
Lewis Rudasiil
Worth More Than Price In Maryland Hunting License Letter
The June issue of the Monthly News Flash from the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission features a letter by Nicholas Yingling of Frederick. He advocates higher hunting license costs and cites personal value from his permit, with a self-made pistol tag photo taken by a timer camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Nicholas Winger
Frederick
Mr. Yincer
Nicholas Yingling
Weight Of Freight and Gravity Ideas From Babson
Babson argues weight is the main economic burden not transport costs. He foresees anti gravity tech and sealed trailers cutting loads, cites gravity as a future research focus, and recalls Edison and Goodyear as cautionary precedents. He notes the Williamsburg Navy yacht out of service due to economy cuts and potential reuse elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mags
Roger Bapsan
Franklin
Gravity Research Foundation of
New Boston
N. H
Goodyear Company
Wright Brothers Ln
Thomas Edison
Babson
Pub. Fin. Bu. Inc
Washington
White House
Williamsburg
Naval Gun Factory
Navy
Eisenhower
Wilhiamsburg
Drivers Lose Or Have Licenses Suspended In Court Review
License review in the county courthouse revoked three driving permits and suspended eight others after motor code violations. Walter Beall and Kenneth Albaugh had licenses revoked. several drivers received suspensions from one to two months for speeding, improper passing, or failing to yield. Three drivers placed on probation and one given a reprimand. Harvey Covell Jr. had suspension rescinded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray D. Horn
Court House
Walter Ira Beall
Water Street
House of Correction
Harry Bowman
Kenneth Richard Albaugh
Walkersville
A. G. Hedden
Robert Daniel Bagent
Route 2
Nathan A. Dorsey
Fort
Franklin Roosevelt Albrecht
North Market Street
C. D. Mades
Robert Lewis Ambush
Buckeystown
Bethesda Court
Earlston Angles Brown
Yiamsville
Fred Harding Barkdoll
Tr. Hedden
James Bruce Heflin
O. Avenue
Dorsey
Harvey Covell, Jr
East Third Street
Tr. D. A. Tucker
Edwin Aloysius Brookey, Jr
Grant Place
John Allen Clabuch
Thurmont
Tr. W. L. Guilmino
Get Acquainted Party At Staley Park Playground
A special weekly event at Staley Park hosted a Get Acquainted Party on Tuesday evening at 6 30. About one dozen children attended with games and snacks including iced tea cookies and candy. Prizes were awarded in peanut games to Eien Harrison Fearnes Hartman Alfred Glass and Sally Jo McCanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley Park Playground
Eien Harrison
Sally Jo McCanner
Fearnes Hartman
Alfred Glass
Community Notes From Boyds And Vicinity
Relatives gathered at the Boyds home for Sunday dinner including Nicholson and Burch families from Travilah and Dickerson, with visits from King of New Castle and Vail family attending a Pittsburgh wedding. Local graduates from county high schools listed. Staley joins Gaithersburg telephone firm. Katherine Selby visiting West Newton, Mass. Family news, visitors from Norfolk, choir participation at Neelsville Presby terian church, Children’s Day at Boyds Sunday school, Joan Pickrell violin solo, and Wade Hobbs funeral in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyds Boyds
Donald Nicholson
Melvin Nicholson
Travilah
James Burch
Dickerson
Bellison
Damascus
Thomas Nicholson
Smithton
Earl Nicholson
Henry King
New Castle
William Dorsey
Staley
Telephone Company
Gaithersburg
Katherine Selby
Boyds
Rebecca Reed
West Newton
Mass
Boyds and Vicinity
Russell Bennett
Mary Ellen Simpson
Norfolk
Polly Cozell
Boyds Choir
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Boyds Sunday School
Joan Pickrell
John Thomas
Thomas
Wade Hobbs
Westminster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lovettsville
Lovettsville, Va
Grant Roberts
C. C. Cooper
Joyce Beatty
H. W. Beatty
Mrs. Hervert N. Heston
Mrs
D. L. Beegle
Marsh Creek Heights
C. G., Frailey
George Eyster
A. W. McClear
Will Thompson
Burcer
Thompson
Kenneth Cubbage
Janice Ann
Marvin Campbell
William Burcer
Alvin Burner
Zandra K. Womack
Lynchburg
Cumberland
Naval Personnel Unit
Naval Hospital, Bethesda
King’s Clarksburg
Raymond Whipp
Cpl
Paul Richard Derry
Seattle
Cpl Derry
Emory Edward
Dickerson Church
Clarksburg Methodist
Clarksburg Community Association
Claksburg
Clarksburge Optimist Club
Robert Myers
Baltimore McKim Boss Haven
W. S.C
Germanioun and
Albert Lardie
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Women of the Moose
Sil
Moose Lodge
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