Police Court Cases Tried in City Court Monday Night
Henry Blank 16 of 413 Klein therte alley faced two colored youths on North Market Street. He was reprimanded and found not guilty by Magistrate Edward J. Smith after conflicting testimony. Palm and Albert Thompson corroborated the bumping, with Blank denying starting the altercation. The officer noted prior complaints about Blank, who warned to reform. Other cases include guilty drunken driving pleas, assault and battery dismissals, and collateral forfeitures across multiple addresses and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Blank
Kieintherte Alley
North Market Street
Edward J . Smith
West Sixth Street
Blank
Worth Market Street
Church Street
Palm
Albert Thompson
Bhian
Benjamin Phebus
Phobus
Ernest Yinger
West Fifth Street
John Eberts
North
Market Street
Smith
Sergi
Frank Dorsey
Offcer Ralph Potts
Hubert L Nichols
Clarksburg
W. Va
B. W. Duvall
Route 15
Evergreen Point
Wilmer Souers
Hargett Apartments
South Market Street
the Souers
Vernon Roderick
Lewistown
Hog price ceiling set at 14.75 dollars per hundred pounds
Washington reports a 14.75 dollar live hog ceiling on a Chicago basis to curb price swings, with retail pork unchanged. The policy, from the Price Administration and War Food Administration, covers all hog grades and sizes and aims to ensure packers a margin between live hog and wholesale pork prices. A new licensing system for slaughterers begins August 15, with conditions including minimum government support price payments and equitable meat distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Pac? Hn
Ashicep of
Price Administration
War Food Administration
OPA
Ealing
WFA
Plane Crash near Akron Plant Kills Pilot
A warpling crash at a Goodyear Rubber plant near Akron airport killed the pilot, the sole occupant. The plant sustained minor damage. no other casualties reported. Attendants at Akron City Hospital reported the pilot as Loyd. July 19.
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Akron. O
Aa Rubber Reserve
Oakes Murder Case Hearing Continued in Nassau
Alfred De Marigny sits with a Van Dyke beard as witnesses describe the murder of Sir Harry Oakes in a Bahamian inquiry. The preliminary hearing was adjourned at the prosecution’s request until Monday while investigators press to tie up loose ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Bahamas
Alfred de Marigny
van Dyke
Eeea
Harry Oakes
de Marigny
Godfrey Higgs
Sir Mary
Nancy
United States
Huu
Pur
Braddock Heights trolley service to run hourly all day
Potomac Edison officials said Frederick residents heading to Braddock Heights will see trolley cars run hourly from noon to 10 pm starting next Sunday. The change aims to ease crowds at peak times and requires no extra cars. A third dance at the resort is also planned for next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Potomac Edison Company
Traley
Boom Jays
Mountain Park
Court News and Divorce Actions Across Counties
Court notices record property deed transfers between George T Hall and wife to Roy E Shewbridge and wife in the county. Beulah J Hoy sues Lewis R Way for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses list Ortenve Edward Smoot 30 and Lottie H Compton 37 of Brunswick. Howard Donald Hood 20 of Mr. Airy and Eleanor May Moxley 18 of Montagia. David C Frady 30 and Elizabeth King 82, both in Baltimore. Averetta A Dallas 21 of Nathalie VA with Mary W Roller 20 of Clover VA. Floyd Knight 28 of Annville PA with Martha Mae Jefferies 20 of Palmyra PA. James Robert Page 21 and Elizabeth C Mentzer 22, both Burninsville. Robert S Stup 1 of Frederick Route 2 and Mary Redmond 19 of 620 North Market St in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Hall
Roy E. Shewbridge
Beulah J. Hoy
Lewis R. Way
Ortenve Edward Smoot
Lottie H. Compton
Brunswick
Howard Donald Hood
Mr. Airy
Eleanor May Moxley
Montagia
David C. Frady
Elizabeth King
Finish Big Oil Pipeline Ready to Flow for War
The huge Big Inch pipeline near Phoenysville Pennsylvania completed amid dedication ceremonies. Harold Icke led workers welding a 120 foot section as oil prepared to move east through 14 inch tubes not for civilian use. Jesse Jones praised the industry and the line as crucial to wartime logistics. Final setup included storage tanks and cranes, marking readiness to deliver oil for national defense.
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Phoenisville
Es Fyom
Harold Icke
Inkes
Imin
Attac
Jesse Jones
C. B. Henderson
Reconstruction Finaneer Corporation
CLASS MEETS VOLUNTAS CLASS PICNIC AT CHURCH BACKYARD
Evangelical Reformed church Voluntas class held a Friday lawn picnic behind the church. Mrs. Mary Louise Davis led the meeting with prayer after the picnic. The 23rd Psalm was recited, a guess prize awarded to Russ Reba Dutrow, and a basket brought by Mrs. Mildred Forney was sold to Miss Pauline Boyer. Members present included Mary Staley M Dutrow Evelyn Kefauver Louise Engle Eleanor Abbott Thelma Wilson Mrs Boyer Sally Blumenauer Mrs Mary Bet and Mrs Davis. The next meeting is planned for August in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voluntas
Evangelical Reformed Church
Mary Louise Davis
Gronn
Russ Reba Dutrow
Mildred Forney
Bi Pauline Boyer
Mary Staley
M. Dutrow
Evelyn Kefauver
Church Groups Meet This Week at Germantown Church
Christian Endeavor and Missionary convention opens three-day sessions at Germantown Church of God with Rev C W McGaha as pastor. Sessions include opening sermons, youth conferences, devotions, and mission talks led by ministers from Hagerstown Westminster Uniontown Braddock Heights and Harrisburg with Miss Eunice Catalin speaking on missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Gonso
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. F. Murray
Big Pool
Kathryn Kaetzel Boonsboro
F. P. Brose
Westminster
John Hoch
Uniontown
H. C. Gonso
Hagers
Town
Bible Schools
Hazel Beard
Musical Land
Cronise Barr
Hagerstown
William A. Herpich
C. W. Fink
Middletown
Roy Schreiner
Church Advocate
Harrisburg
Preston Lucas
Bible School
Schreiner
J. E. Stephens
Braddock Heights
Mr. Schreiner
C. E
C. W. McGaha
Lantz
Missionary youth conference and camp Yawalwa event details
Mrs Birth Schindiedecker will report, Rev Gonso leads youth conference at 10:30, Bible school duties, Devo tions 1 30 led by Rev Easterday, business session at 2, address I Give My An swer by Rev Schreiner, conservation service by Rev Gonso, closing benediction. Camp Yawalwa training opens Aug 29 near Alverton Pa. Brunswick court suits over street paving seek $194.60 from Mrs Harrington and Mrs Virts. due in Circuit Court.
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Birth Schindiedecker
Blue Ridge Summit
Gonso
Hagerstown
Bible School
She Vlowry
Robert Easterday
Keedysville
Schreiner
Martinsburg
Church OF God
Camp Yawalwa
Fox Farm
Alverton
Suler
William M. Storm
Brunswick
W. Harrington
Maple Avenue
Ella Virts
Jaycees Picnic Set for Thursday in Frederick
Frederick Jaycee members and their wives will hold a picnic meeting Thursday evening at Braddock Heights. A short business session will cover essentials, with Vice Presidents James Honeysett and Russell Young in charge of arrangements. Each member or invited guest is expected to escort his wife. Special Jaycee cars will depart the H. and F. depot in Frederick at 6 15 o clock Thursday to obviate delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Jaycee
Ing
Braddock Heights
James Honeysett l
Russell Young
Jaycee
H. and F
Frederick
Executor's Notice From Frederick County Estate
Notifies all claims against the estate of Benjamin F. Reich, late of Frederick County Maryland, deceased, must be filed with vouchers by January 30, 1944, or be barred from benefits. Debts to the deceased should be paid promptly. Dated June 28, 1943 by Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Reich
Frederick County
Maryland
Parsons
Administrator's Notice for MATNE J. B KELLER FORD estate
Margaret Ford Belt Administratrix informs that letters of administration were granted by the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland for the estate of MATNE J B KELLER FORD deceased. All persons with claims must present legally authenticated claims by February 15 1944. Debts of the deceased should be paid promptly. Notice date July 12 1943.
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Orhans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Frank C. Thompson
Deee
Mary
Carl F. Thompson
Orphans’ Court
Harry N. Keller
Della V. Keller
Orphans Court
Matne J. B Keller Ford
Margaret Ford Belt
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DeGrange Street
Charles F
Carroll A. Wright
Ralph A. Jones
Charles Lenhart
Emma Smith
Hall Street
J. Benfield
North Carolina
George Houck
J. C. Tracy
Winchester Street
E C. McMichael
R. E. Smith
Patrick Street
Ole Harshman
Martin Harshman
Charles Booth
Phobus Avenue
Paul and
Thelma Hohn
Irvin Shankle
Nannie Frith
Addison
Hoffman
Center Street
Charles Marino
Arthur Haller
Archie
Handley
Walkersville
Newman
Adams
Charles D. Biser
Woodsboro
Paul W. Fagie
W Street
Wiliam J. Mascara
Belle Vernon
Mifflinville
Loraine Barrier
Mt. . Ng
Harold F. Xea
U.S
WEA
Mabel Keenan
Knoxvile
William Keenan, Jr
Clarence W. Keenan
Kroxville
Elaine Virts
Sylvia Nokes
Etta Cale
Frances Cole
Masters George Virts
Lester Virts
Thomas Virts
James Nokes
Stanley Cole
Robert Davis
Calvin Davis
James Davis
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St
Prene Frederick
Pees
Nederick, Mareland
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Oakes
Court News
Seta
Studabakert
Evertex
Stude
Eer
Ted Arhar
Hillside Motor Company
WATE
Frederick, Mi
Germantown
Braddock
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Frederick County National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kemp ’S
America
B& O
White
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Nis
He- Dart
Grace Winebrewer Trail
Aybert Gilson
Petion
Ellis C Wachter
Charles McC. Mathias
Ellis C. Wachter
NISI
Circuit Court
Rudolph M. Rau
Sallie FE. Rau
Amelia Rau
Frck
Frederick Dow Wiliam M. Sterm
Ellis C
Wachter
Tor
Orphan’s Court
MM Humm
Harry Edward Humm
Walter E. Gillis
Carrie Hewitt Davis
John H. Gillis Fae
State of
Baltimore In Frederick State Road
John H Gillis
Charles H Wilson
Cora M. Winon
John H. Gillis
Lile Sf Humm
Baltimore
Walter E. Gilli
Louisville
Kentucky
York Springs
Pennsylvania
Ih Davis
Ross
Frederick Coney
Pak
WELTY
Fahrvey
Ace of the Orphans Court
Frederic Richard E Fimmerman
I. Leatherman
Wile Frederict
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