Maryland Court Passes Short Terms for Vagrancy
In a brief Police Court session Justice Emmert R. Bowlus sentenced George Chase and Frank Procter to two four month terms in the House of Correction for vagrancy. Chase received a suspended $25 fine on a related indecent exposure charge. Procter faced a similar suspended sentence after drunk in the street charges. Wachter, drunk in City Hall, was found guilty but released on condition he travels to Frederick and returns to Washington, D. C. Routzahn’s multiple charges were postponed for further witnesses. Additional minor forfeitures followed for various traffic and public order offenses.
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House of Correction
Emmert R. Bowlus
George Chase
Frank Procter
Chase
Reno
Proctor
Fred Straley
Russell Wachter
Allen Bartgis
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Wachter
Myersville
Floyd Routzahn
Frank Alexander
Ben Phebus, Jr
Edward Bague
Charles Blumenauer
Henry Gray
J. M. Harvey
Burras
Glen Honaker
Horace Alexander
Frank C. Myrick
Lieut
Blumenauer
Frank Dorsey
Idoyd W. Talley
Shepherdstown
W. Va
T. R. Ferrell
Walter H. Schaefer
Uniontown
Ferrell
Visitors and locals share busy week end news
New Market notes report Mrs. Cleon F. Cram visiting her mother Mrs. Lelia Simpson, and extended visits by Mr. and Mrs. Atter Morgan with Carroll and Patricia, Donald Simpson and Frances, and multiple relatives and visitors from Washington to Martinsburg. Several trips include Gettysburg, Fishing Creek, Braddock, and Baltimore with gentle social calls and hotel registrations.
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New Market
Cleon F. Cram
Claremont
N.H
Lelia Simpson
Atter Morgan
Carroll
Patricia
E. L. Grimes
Donald Simpson
Frances
Toledo
Mt Airy
Sara Griffith
Washington, D. C
Allah McKinzie
Nova Scotia
Mealey Hotel
A. J. Zimmerman
Paul Zimmerman
Gettysburg
Elizabeth Willis
Scarsdale
L. O. Willis
Sem Snowden
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fishing Creek
Wm. Kelly
Life of Barbara Hutton and Countess Ve rivw in glare
Questions about Barbara Hutton life and high society exposure by paparazzi. The piece notes media depiction of the rich and asks if readers understand why Hutton avoids public appearances and fashion choices, referencing her status and celebrity.
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Barbara Hutton
Countess Havewitz-Reventlow
Babs
Barbara
Count Court von Haugwitz-Reventlow
San Francisco
Social visits and weekend travel across Maryland and nearby states
The roster lists numerous visits and trips including Lawrence Kelly and Helen Wisner in Adams County and Baltimore connections. People travel to Cedar Grove, Lanham, Solomon's Island, New Philadelphia, Sykesville, Gettysburg, and Bowsers Beach. The piece ends with Dr. Ethel Waring of Cornell noting family happiness needs affection recognition mastery and new experiences.
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Lawrence Kelly
Arnold Main
Cedar Grove
Helen Wisner
Adams Town
Elsworth Lescalleet
Baltimore
Mir
LeRoy Hof
John Howser
Lanham
Prince George County
William Howser
Olive Sponseller
Kenneth Burkhart
W. E. Glanville
I Rae Glanville
Rae Glanville
Solomon's Island
Kirk
Pennsylvania
Mary Randle
Anne Russell
Newton Seitz
Jane Downey
Paul Weitz
New Philadelphia
Carl Wade
Jane
Sykesville
Austin Howard
George Duvall
D. Chester Kemp
Frederick
Lioll Kemp
Clarence Stevens
Edgar Stevens
Mirs
Grayson Stevens
Sally
O. M. Kindley
Lee Kindley
Bowsers’ Beach
Dover
Dei
Christine Kintz
Dorothy
Olive Hoff
New Windsor
George McComas
Alan Long
Gettysburg
Ethel Waring
Cornell University
Ladies Aid meeting at Koontz Chapel notes
The Koontz Chapel Ladies Aid met June 25 at the Ferrell home with five members and two visitors. The program included songs, scripture teaching, prayers, readings, and recitations. A pig prize went to Luther Smith. Next gathering set for July 16 at Koontz Chapel.
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Greenfield Greenfield
Ladies’ Aid of Koontz Chapel
Ferrell
John Davis
Luther Smith
Edward Davis
Humpty Dumpty
Louis Davis
Anna Davis
Wide Perrell
Billy” Davis
Koontz Chapel
Howard Tracey
Archibald A. Davis
Hunting Hill
William E. Briggs
Billy
Wilson Davis
Glen Echo
Irving Young
Shirley Ann
Boyds
Frederick Ruff
Jean
Mildred
Ethel
Baltimore
Stella Young
Bobby Young
Dickerson
Ashford Trail
William Massie
Winchester
Chester Davis
Louis
Lucille
Archibald Davis
Sonny
Gerald
Barbara
Anna Rose
Frederick
By-passes urged to spur traffic in Maryland towns
State police superintendent Col Elmer Munshower cites Frederick and Laurel as examples of the hazards of routing main highways through towns. He notes traffic jams from parking on both sides and urges by-passes to improve flow during peak travel periods and holiday routes from Ocean City and Baltimore connections.
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Frederick
Laurel
Elmer F. Munshower
Trafic
Col B Miunshower
Maryland
Col. Munshower
Elkton
Siste
Washington Boulevard
Ocean City
Baltimore
Ritchie Highway
Oldest log house in Smithsburg area noted in 1863 build
Smithsburg and vicinity records on July 6 recount rail traffic at Gettysburg ceremonies with 10 to 12 trains, local arrests and sentences, visits by residents to and from nearby towns, a dog killed by car, and the aging Whitmer residence tied to Civil War history, noting its builders and long ownership.
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Smithsburg
Western Maryland Railroad
Gettysburg
Barney Kuhn
Leon Kuhn
Here
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Easton
Clarence Baker
Kuhn
Sadie Hershberger
Edna Ferguson
Jennie Simers
Herry
Lara Smithsburg
Blanch Brown
Vada Ashby
Rosie Poole
Eva Dyler
Calvary Tabernacle
Benedict's Grove
Rouzerville
Theodore Whitmer
Whitmer
Whitmers
Alce Stephen
Chemical analysis fails to give clue in death case
Prince Frederick Md July 5 a chemical analysis of the stomach contents of a woman found June 20 in a creek near here yielded few new leads on the cause of death It virtually rules out poisoning in the death of Mrs Esther Lewis 30 year old Washington widow who was an expectant mother Officials from state police Washington officers and county officers will meet here tomorrow to study the report on the analysis
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Prince Frederick
Here
Esther Lewis
Washington
Indiana Senate Headliners Aim for Nomination at July Convention
Indiana Democrats calm a feud dating to defeat of the President’s judiciary plan. Frederick Van Nuys may win renomination at the state convention in July. Settlement of disputes with Governor Tearcood calms intra party strife and alters Schrider and Townsend prospects.
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Indiana
U.S
Frederick van Nuys
van Nuys
Ci Wd M. Tearcood
State Democratic Organization
Sena
Henry F. Schrider
Townsend
Nuys
Local Social Notes From Copperville and Nearby Areas
Copperville notes report visits by Mrs Clar ence Dern of Taneytown and Miss Lottie Troxell of Ladiesburg to Mrs Wilbur Fair. Mrs Virgie Hess of Otterdale visited Mrs Jane Beaver. Mr and Mrs Wm Schroeder of York Pa spent Sunday with Roy Smiths. Mrs Wilbur Fair and children called on Mrs Wilbur Stonesifer near Taneytown. Mr and Mrs Albert Smith also mentioned.
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Copperville
Clarence Dern
Taneytown
Lottie Troxell
Ladiesburg
Wilbur Fair
Virgie Hess
Otterdale
Jane Beaver
Wm. Schroeder
York
Roy Smith
Wilbur Stonesifer
Albert Smith
Local Social Visits Span Several Towns
The report lists visits and gatherings across multiple households. Lawrence Foutz and Charles Deberry hosted relatives Tuesday, Freda Frock visited sister Leha Rineman Thursday near Travanion, Delores E Troxell of Thurmont spent a week with June and Cecelia Fair, and Robert Irwin and family with Edgar Kiser Franklin Baker Nancy Baker and Charlotte Baker were guests Sunday at Charles Baker’s home.
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Freda Frock
Leha Rineman
Travanion
Delores E Troxell
Thurmont
June
Cecelia Fair
Robert Irwin
Baltimore
Edgar Kiser
Detour
Franklin Baker
Nancy
Charlotte Baker
Charles Baker
Charles
Local Social Notes From Deberry Area Activities
Miss Roberta Young of Baltimore spent July 4 with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Young Mrs Wilbur Fair visited Mrs Wilbur Stonesifer Sunday Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fair and family attended the Troxell reunion Sunday at Mt Tabor park Mr and Mrs John Shriner visited friends near Gettysburg Sunday Mr and Mrs Geo Winters and sons of York Pa spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs David For The article records several small community greetings and visits around Deberry and nearby towns.
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Deberry
Roberta Young
Baltimore
Charles Young
Wilbur Fair
Wilbur Stonesifer
Troxell
Mt. Tabor Park
John Shriner
Gettysburg
Geo. Winters
Ad for Peterson's Ointment targets pimples and skin relief
An advertisement claims a pimply face cost a job and promotes Peterson's Ointment as quick relief for itching pimples eczema and red blotches external causes. It promises skin improvement and a money back offer at 35 cents in all druggists.
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Peterson
Fragments Mention Local Residents and Travel Notes
The snippet lists several individuals and their activities, noting visits and travels around July and a trip to Washington. Names include Bertie Messied Mildred Lochner, Mrs. Zola Foremes, Mrs. Jacob Straws burg, Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs. Laurence Foutz, Cramies Young, Grace Spangler, and Mattie Hahn. It also mentions July 4 gatherings near Travanion and a remark that Brazil is the fourth largest country in the world.
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