Petty theft fines in District Court case details
District Court Judge Mary Ann Stepler heard cases including two teens who admitted stealing 16 dollars worth of goods from Montgomery Ward. They were fined ten times the value with probation before judgment and one year of supervised probation. Additional defendants faced charges involving copper wire theft, bad checks, and other offenses with varying sentences and probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Stepler
Montgomery Ward
Frederick
Stepler
Edward Joseph Culb
Myersville
Steve Sherrod
Waverley Drive
Sherrod
Culb
Wards
Franklin Stillrich
Frederick Towne Mall Security
Fred
Stillmich
Alfred D
Walkway Collapse Kills and Injures at Kansas City Hotel
A luxury Kansas City hotel hosts a Friday tea dance when a top skywalk fell onto a lower walkway and dancers below were trapped. Betty Webb and Ann Dunford described the disaster as 1000 guests filled the venue. Police and rescuers moved bodies to a temporary morgue as the death toll rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Betty Webb
Miss Webb
Ann Dunford
Kansas
Day of awards and inspections at Frederick County
A ceremony recognizing 18 years of honorable service to Frederick County proceeded with an awards presentation. Inspectors and county leaders joined local law officials in examining the department patrol cars, noting standards and honoring dedication of the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod
Frederick County
Woman battles varied forms of histoplasmosis and eye involvement
The article outlines how inhaled histoplasmosis spores cause flu like symptoms and form yeast in lungs and lymph nodes. It covers chronic lung disease, bloodstream spread, rare ocular infection, and challenging diagnosis. Priscilla Carter campaigns to raise awareness while awaiting laser treatment efficacy studies at Johns Hopkins Wilmer Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macher
Wilmer Eye Institute
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins
Histo
Bve
Priscilla Carter
Controllers Continue From Page A 1 Texas at National Airport
Fragmented article notes mixed views on a government wage proposal and contract talks. Abe Lehman criticizes the plan as inadequate while William Healy dismisses it as garbage. Union leader Poli predicts rejection by large margins and immediate resumption of negotiations. Details mention a $40 million agreement, all-night talks, and a local tax showing against approval in Longmont Colorado. Also referenced are a Western Maryland College freshman composition course for seniors and personal notices including a birthday and a wedding anniversary in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poli
Longmont
Colo
No arrest reported in fatal beating in Maryland
Maryland State Police in Hagerstown say there has been no arrest in the July 10 beating death of Theodore D. Senger near Hillside Liquors Sandy Hook. Keith Wattenschaidt is handling the investigation as authorities caution no timing is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bagerstown
Connmon
Theodore D. Senger
Petersville
Sanger
Hillside Liquors
Sandy Hook
Tie
Keith Watlenschaidt
Knoxville
Hagerstown
James Arnold
James Parent
Weveron
Darnold
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News
Frederick, Md
Raymond Allen Boyce
Brunswick
B&o
Stilrich
Boyce
Steht
Gallon Clagett
Charles Smith
Mixy Winns
Ohh
Becky Brashear
Carter
Uakovwenus Theritrterr
Frseallie Cerses
Texas
National Airport
Washington
Abe Lehman
Miramar
Lehman
Wiliam Healy
Baltimore- Washington
Robert Poli
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Uhis Suther
Nancy Palmer
Western Maryland
Palmer
Michael Krupple
John Knipple
Kemp Lane
Frederck
Nes Witham
Main
Miliary Road
Flohr
Echo
H.B. Duvall
E. Patrick ST. Ext
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!