Violations Mark Holiday Police Court Activity
Police and state officers reported a busy holiday weekend with numerous arrests on West Patrick Street and around the city. Among those jailed or appearing in court were George Angevine and John Martz for discharging fireworks on a Sabbath, with Martz posting collateral and Angevine released. Other cases included John E. Moore facing DUI and related charges after a chase, LeRoy Schneider accused of failing to stop and render aid, and Elmer Fitze charged with reckless driving. The item notes general concerns about festive misuse of fireworks and a late Saturday display at Municipal Park closing events.
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Hiltper
George Angevine
John Martz
West Patrick Street
Angevine
Martz
Moore
Pond
William Chapman
Kennington
Anther
Spiech
LeRoy Schneider
Baltimore
Atkinson
Elmer Fitze
Wameville
William Eppa
Bartgis and
Hilter
William Tyler
William Campbell
Smith
Mary Addison
Mary Diggs
Oficer Smith
James Polten
Harrisburg
Charles W. Smith
Allen Bartets
Ingues
August T. Brust
Sherman P. Bowers
J. Mask
Wiliam Mask
Guily
Arissed
Mask
Eighth Street
Justice Bowere
Oscar Gladhil
Hiltner
West Third Street
Bishop McDowell
Catoctin Country Club
Braddock Heights
City Watersheds Undergo Annual Inspection
Mayor Lloyd Culler and a large aldermanic party toured the city water works Saturday. They observed water spilling over the dam spillway and the reservoir at the 35 foot level. The trip included a picnic lunch, remarks on road conditions, and reports of water pressure concerns in elevated sections. Sheriff I W Albaugh was lightly wounded during mark shooting.
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Lloyd
Culler
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Bla
George A. Burek
I. W. Albaugh
Eimer FP
Munshower
J. D. Baker
Mountaindate
Big Dam
Eipe
Lloyd CG. Culler
Joseph J. Baker
Samuel McCain
Pittsburgh
C. Crum
Edward 2. Smith
City Register
Aubrey
Nicademus
William H. Shipley
E.G. Kefanger
Roger B. Wolfe
FP. Munshower
J. E. Mullinix
John
Renn
Vows Told in White House Era Tale of Andrew Jackson Godfather
Fragmentary account describes Claude G Naners recalling a marriage in the White House with the President knowing the bride since infancy. It notes links between the Lewises Jacksons and Tennessee neighbors, and mentions General Jackson acting as godfather to the first-born. The baptism at the White House is referenced with a dramatic pledge.
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Claude G. Naners
Jackson Pe
Pageots
White House
Lewises
Jacksons
Tennessee
Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Stethoscope under Fire in Medical Address
Dr Otto May spoke to the Assurance Medical society warning that many healthy individuals are unfairly denied insurance after harmless heart murmurs. He argued the stethoscope should not be the sole arbiter of heart conditions and noted many good lives are rejected or invalided. He contrasted this with misjudgments by examiners. The Canstein Bible Society was founded at Halle in 2710 by Karl Hillebrand, Marquis of Canstein.
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Otto May
Assurance Medical Society
The
Canstein
Notable Officials Named in City Directory Listing
Sheriff Ingomar W. Albaugh August Brust Albn Renn Justice Sherman P. Bowers Norman Lantz Raymond Shipley George Burck Superintendent of Water Works and Bernard McCaffrey Assistant Superintendent of Water Works listed among city roles in the archival record.
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Ingomar W. Albaugh
August T. Brust
Albn Renn
Sherman P. Bowers
Norman Lantz
Raymond Shipley
George Burck
Bernard McCaffrey
Patriotic Dinner at Key Hotel Hosted by Mrs Kunkle-Daniel
Mrs Isabel Kunkle-Daniel hosted a patriotic dinner Monday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The table featured national colors with a red white and blue floral scheme. aeroplanes and other favors complemented the decor. Guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Potts, Mr and Mrs Gordon Ash, Mrs Charles Moss Jr, Mrs D Charles Wine brewer, Mrs J Allene W Hamour, Mrs Samuel Grafton Duvall, John Francis Smith, Constan Yarding, Mary Mawleby, Elizabeth Iver, Edwin C Markell, Charles W Ross, Roger Ritchlet and Harry E Chapline.
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Isabel Kunkle-Daniel
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Richard Potts
Gordon M. Ash
Charles W. Moss, Jr
D. Charles Winebrewer
J. Allene W.hamour
Samuel Grafton Duvall
John Francis Smith
Constan Yarding
Mary Mawleby
Elizabeth Ivier
Edwin C. Markell
Charles W. Ross
Roger Ritchle T
Harry E. Chapline
Secretary Kellogg Tours Frederick En Route to Charlottesville
Secretary of State Frank B Kellogg visited Frederick Sunday morning while en route to Charlottesville Va where he spoke at exercises at the estate once owned by Thomas Jefferson He was escorted in the rear seat flanked by two men One fragment notes insurers in Great Britain to deposit 100000 as a guarantee against fraud.
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Kellogg
Frank B. Kellogg
Frederick
Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
Relic Exhibit Opens During Sesquicentennial Celebration
The Colonial and Revolutionary War relics exhibit will open in the courtroom of the town courthouse as part of the Sesqui Centennial celebration. It will be open to the public today from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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Conart— House
Most Likely Bobby Patiently Cries At The Puddin Parlor
A humorous line about Bobby and a nurse recreates a scattershot punchline where Bobby jokes about girls crying from longing or sweet treats. The banter hinges on a playful misinterpretation of affection and tears in a lighthearted scene.
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Bobby
Georsie Porgle
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