July Fourth Revelry Lands Many in Police Court
Justice August T. Brust faced a crowded docket as revelers from the holiday appeared before him. Sentences varied from three months at the Maryland House of Correction for Albert Booth to fines for several drivers and disorderly conduct. John E. Moore pleaded guilty to multiple charges including driving while intoxicated and reckless driving, with fines totaling 135 dollars. others paid smaller sums or were acquitted.
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August T. Brust
Wweir
House of Correction
Stnte
Albert Booth
Maryland House of Correction
Jerry Barnes
John E. Moore
Baltimore
Oficer Hiltner
LeRoy Schneider
William Chapman
Kensington
William Epps
Plaza
Fogle
Martha Jackson
Mary Addison
Mary Digge
John Martz
George Angevine
Alton Y. Bennet
Jaren Pendleton
Vernon Compher
Specer Offcer
Frank Lorentz
Ramsburgs Reach Emporia Kansas on Auto Trip
Friends report Roy H Ramsburg and Mrs Ramsburg on a long driving trip through Kentucky, Ohio and Missouri to Emporia Kansas where they find cool weather and good crops. They describe Emporia as a beauty spot educational center with a State Normal School, and note roads in Kansas as less developed than the East. The Brail dock Women’s Club met with 16 members and one guest, with talks on a University of Maryland program and rural women’s short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Emporia
Kansge
Mi. Ramsburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Dayton
Ohio
Marshall
Warrington
White Church
Kansas
Braildock
Jobe B Summers
Grace Colliflower
Ethel M. Kantz
Chase Klein
University of Maryland
Vera Klein
Mildred B
Jessie Colifower
No trace of highwaymen who robbed Whitmore elder
An elderly 70 year old man in Whitmore was bound and robbed of $200 by two highwaymen. He was beaten and taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment after police and county officers investigated his home. Descriptions: one tall and slim, the other short with a mustache, both about 35, possibly in a Chevrolet. Police seek leads as residents recall a car along the roadside.
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Heubes
Whltmore
Lewistown
B.D
Frederick City Hospital
Charles W Smith
Alien Bartels
Whitmore
Alther
Ie Tall
Elim
Amali
Time
Enjoyable Reception at Windy Hill near Thermont
A July Fourth gathering at Windy Hill near Thermont featured games and a semeture dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Plum mer Fraley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gee and Shirley, Henry Fraley, Geo. Fisher and Lillian Yarnell with Junior, Allan Horst and Betty, Charles Miller and Myre Oldie Lewis with Ruth and Paul Shaffer, all from Thurmont, Lancaster and Cleona. Hog cholera reports note an outbreak on 11 premises in June.
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Windy Hill
Thermont
Plummer Fraley
Mary
Robert
Gee
Black
Shirley
Henry Fraley
Windy HU
Geo. Fisher
Lillian
Junior Yarnell
Lancaster
Alien Horst
Betty
Charles Miller
Cleona, Pa
Myre
Oldie Lewis
Ruth
Paul Shaffer
Thurmont
Yard and Farm Outbreaks Highlight Disease Record
A historical report notes disease outbreaks dated 214 years prior with a seven year average of 17 for the same period. Six outbreaks occurred in back yards, while the remaining cases happened on farms where bogs are bred and raised. Ten were classed.
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Kanane
Lia
London
Reuben Whitmore
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
Kabo
Telephone Central
E. Patrick St
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Baltimore City
Frederick County
Frederik County National Bank
Maryland
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State of
Marsland
County of
Wm. D. Zimmerman
J Harry Kennedy
Karl Jacobson, Bins F. Reich, Noah E. Cramer
Central Trust Company OF Maryland
U.S Qurrenc Aed National Bank
Eeeaee Wei
State of Maryland
of Brederick
Elmer Brown
Thomas Summers
Frank NM. Dertzbaugh
Charles Wertheimer
Will Flautt Company
Jeweler’s Store
W. Patrick St
Scott Key Hotel
Frederick, Md
Edmonston Studio
East Second St
Washington
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
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