Magisterial Court sentences in Bartonstille and Libertytown
In Magisterial Court Monday Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker convicted a Bartonstille man of assault and battery and sentenced him to nine days in jail. Robert West, 24, a mute, received ten days for assault and battery and disorderly conduct, to run concurrently. Dantel Snowden, another Bartonsville resident, was freed on assault and battery charges and received a 30 day suspended sentence for disorderly conduct after the fight on West All Saints Street ended with Roger Bowens stabbed. Bowens, 23, was hospitalized with a stab wound. Sergt. Denver Shook testified seeing West with a knife. Snowden was later freed on the assault charge. West was found guilty of both charges. In Libertytown Elwood Cromwell Gaither, 66, was found innocent of operating a vehicle with inadequate brakes and failure to drive to the right of center. Gaither’s accident involved Harry Elwood McGaha, 37, who forfeited $16.45 collateral. The case noted Gaither swerved to avoid the collision. McGaha’s vehicle allegedly crossed center. John Adam Henry of Woodstock Va was guilty of intoxication with a suspended sentence conditioned on leaving town. Earl M Oden’s assault and battery charges were dropped for lack of prosecution. Pauly McGee forfeited collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartonstille
H. Reese Shoemaker
Robert West
Bartonsville
Dantel Snowden
Cives
West All Saints Street
Roger W. Bowens
Sergt
Denver Shook
Bowens
Shook
Ebowens
West
Snowden
Bowen
All Saints
Snow den
Robert Sewell
Sewell
Shoemaker
Roger Smith
Libertytown
Elwood Cromwell Gaither
Troover Carter
Gaither
MaGaha
iDebris
Carter
McGaha
Tal
John Adam Henry
Wood Stock
Wilmer C.J .Rippeon
Henry
Earl M. Oden
Mariket Street
Pauly McGee
Burnsville
Safer campaigns may curb crashes says nationwide survey
A survey by the Opinion Research Corporation for the President's Committee on Public Safety finds motorists ignore safety slogans, viewing them as aimed at others. It suggests framing warnings around the pain and lasting injury to themselves or loved ones may prompt real behavior change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opinion Research Corporation
President's Committee In Public Safety
Sick and admitted patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital
A list of local residents admitted or treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and nearby facilities. Names include Among The Sick Mr. Merril Shankle 918 Motter Avenue observing for surgery and Mrs. Bell Nogle 218 Bath Street moved to Three Pines Nursing Home. Other patients: Thurmont child Gary Sunday had tonsils removed. Harry D. Grubb Poolesville for check up. Charles Green Myersville discharged after treatment. Mrs. James Porter New London for medical care. Mrs. William Beall 315 East Second Street for scheduled surgery. Chester B. Streett Route 5 as patient. L Eugene Purdum Jr. eight year old tonsil removal. Mrs. Harry Umberger East Third Street undergoing treatment. William E. Kemp 331 East Patrick Street for surgery. Roger Droneburg Madison Street for observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merril Shankle
Motter Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bell Nogle
Bath Street
Three Pines
Gary Robert Sunday
Robert
Sunday
Thurmont
Harry D. Grubb
Poolesville
Charles Green
Myersville
James Porter
New London
William Beall
East Second Street
Chester B. Streett
Route 5
L. Eugene Purdum Jr
L. Eugene Purdum
Airy
Frederick Meine Hospital
Harry Umberger
East Third Street
Wiliam E. Kemp
East Patrick Street
Roger Droneburg
Madison Street
Frederick Memorials
Twenty Years Ago in The Columns From The News July 22 1938
Weather and civic notes from Frederick. WPA work lag delays sewer project from Montevue to city lines. Storms drenched northern Frederick county with floods on Gettysburg highway near Lewistown. Public service commission engineer advocates buying power from Potomac Edison. A letter to the mayor and aldermen received no action. A new self service food market opened opposite the future fire station on South Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Montevue
F. W. Springer
Frederick District
WPA
Frederick County
Gettysburg
Lewistown
Frederick City
Potomac Edison Company
Paul Holland
Public Service Commission
Citizens Truck Company
South Court
Burling founder of Gold Star Mothers dies at 78
Mrs. Mathilda Burling, 78, founder and first president of the Gold Stars Mothers of America, died of heart trouble in New York. She lost a son in World War II and later helped organize Gold Star Mothers of World War I after the war. Rev Dr Clarence E Keiser, 73, Lutheran scholar of Semitic languages, died after a two month illness in Reading. The Haimjan motorship Esperia carried 421 refugees from Lebanon to Naples, with about half disembarking and the rest proceeding to Genoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilda Burling
NEW York
Gold Stars, Mothers of America
Marx
Burling Tost
C. E. Keiser
Reading
Clarence E. Keiser
Lutheran Churchbman
Naples
Italy
Lebanon
Genoa
Britain Ready For Summit Conference
Britain signals readiness to attend a United Nations Security Council summit on the Middle East crisis. Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd told Parliament that the meeting should be discussions only, with the Prime Minister likely to attend if a special session is agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Selwyn Lioyd
Britain
United Nations Security Council
Middle East
Lioyd
House of Commons
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fire destroyed stables of F B Sappington and John N Clary on East Second Street. Wm Leichert rear fence burned. Sap pington lost phaeton harness hay and more. Two tons hay and corn burned in Clary stable. Play Cranford at Country Club drew success with local talents led by Elizabeth Mc Dannell and cast. A rain prayer service was held at Rockville Catholic church amid drought. Police contract awarded to B Rosenour and Sons for uniforms and helmets. Ezra Kemp and Loraine Ramsburg begin building a double two story brick dwelling on East Fourth Street.
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the News
F. B. Sappington
John N. Clary
East Second Street
Leichert
Cranford” Waas
Elizabeth McDannel
Henrietta S. McDaniel
D. C. Winebrewer
E.S. Eichelberger
B. Rosenour and Sons
IRS
Ezra Kemp
Loraine Ramsburg
East Fourth Street
Swinehart Funeral Thursday for Dr Earl Swinehart
Funeral services will be held Thursday in Baltimore for Dr Earl Wildes Swinehart 82 former president of the American College of Dentists who died Sunday while on a vacation in Ohio. He practiced in Baltimore over 40 years and invented orthodontic instruments. He published a five year thumb sucking study that gained national prominence. Survivors include his son Dr B Robert Swinehart and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Earl Wildes Swinehart
American College of Dentists
Ohio
Swinehart
Maryland State Dental Assm
Washington-Baltimore Society of Orthodontists
Swinchart
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
University of Maryland Dental School
Adelphia
Grace Ruth Riegel
Robert Swine Aart
Flora
R. White
H. G. Mavfarren
Horace N. Curtis
Dayton
Debate Over Which Wildlife Predators Deserve Bounties
The Associated Press notes broad disagreement on predator pest control with a North Dakota survey finding 3 percent of farmers favor bounties on cottontail rabbits and others proposing rewards for foxes coyotes and badgers. The fox drew 57 percent support while coyotes fell to 11 percent.
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Associated Press
Burt Lite
Mr Hotfoot
Grandpa
A. Ir
North Dakota
Game and Fish Department
Reynard
All Lebanese Want Peace, Says Firm's Purchasing Agent
Beirut and government tension color a report from AP describing Beirut residents fatigued by curfews and fighting. Camille Birbari, a purchasing agent, recalls danger near his office center and disrupted passes. He notes U.S. Marines' arrival sparked mixed reactions as Lebanon seeks stability and an end to bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille Birbari
Beirut
Bellion
Lebanon
Birbari
Aida
Tate
Fee Wee Cee Wees
U.S
Quarterly Tax Returns Due On July 31
Lawrence discusses the global crisis as a simple showdown question. He accuses the Soviet government of subverting the weak and instigating rebellion in the Middle East while criticizing Western aid to legitimate governments. He notes the hypocrisy given past Soviet defense of Hungary's intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Moscow
Pavoramante i
Middle East
Hungary
Budapest
Baltimore
Irving Machiz
Internal Revenue
Maryland
District of Columbia
Zisi
Ukwuatiauu
Senate Cloakroom on Khrushchev Peace Conference
United States Senator J Glenn Beall remarks on a Khrushchev letter urging Britain France the United States and India to join a high level conference. He dismisses the offer as empty guarantees and pledges from Soviet controlled regimes in the Middle East as unacceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Glenn Beall
United States
Maryland
Senate
Khrushchev
Britain
Jfrance
India
Russia
Middle East
Sprankle And Zeigler Nuptials On Saturday
Miss Virginia Estelle Zeigler daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry W Zeigler of Hagerstown and Gerald Lee Sprankle son of Mr and Mrs John Sprankle of Fairfield were married at 2 pm in St Maeve Catholic Church. Fr Robert Passarelli officiated. Bride wore white embroidered satin. groom's best man was John Frederick Sprankle. Attendants included Barbara Lynn Zeigler and Miss Jeanne Marie Monk. Reception followed at the Zeigler home. The couple will reside in Fairfield.
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Nancy Harrold
Thomas Harrold
Macon
William Clinton Thomas
Motter C. Thomas
Christ Episcopal Church
Nassau
Winchester
Firestone Company
New York City
United Nations
Security Council
General Assembly
England
Baldwin
Chamberlain
U. N
Europe
jAmerica
Britain
Kremlin
Vir
Ginia Estelle Zeigler
Soviet Union
Harry W. Zeigler
Hagerstown
Gerald Lee Sprankle
John Sprankle
Fairfield
Zeigler
Eda James
Eduard James
Jeanne Marie Monk
Moscow
Taffeia
Barbara Lynn Zeigler
John Frederick Sprankle
Blue Ridge Summit
Charles Cronauer
Ae Ibsington
Robert
Passarelli
Julia Garrett
Winston Churchill
Robert Zeigler
Edward
Nancy Bearinger
Guileaarnhine
World War discourse and local visits mingle in personals
The item weaves a captured debate over British and French strategic options amid a looming broader conflict with Soviet imperial aims and the Middle East, while listing local visitors and residents from Middletown and surrounding towns visiting relatives and military bases, including Fort Eustis and Patuxent. Names include Fahrney, Shult, Gaither, Braddock Heights, and Routzahn, among others.
All But Emergency Leaves Canceled In Marine Division
All but emergency leaves have been canceled for the 17,090 officers and men of the 1st Marine Division due to the Middle East crisis. The 3rd Marine Air Wing at El Toro restricted liberty to 30 miles from the base, down from 130 miles. Camp Pendleton said the division is kept ready for a possible move, with 30-day leaves not recalled unless orders arrive.
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Camp Pendleton
Calt
1St Marine Division
Middle East
3Rd Marine Air Wing
el Toro
Marine
Bolivar Harpers Ferry Dinkle reunion held at Braddock Heights
The third Dinkle family reunion gathered 35 members at Braddock Heights on June 29 with officers elected for the coming year. Officers include President Hilda Creamer, Vice President Carrie Donovan, Secretary Violet Ring, Assistant Secretary Catherine Dinkle, and Treasurer Beatrice Moommaw. Several local visits and events followed, including stork shower honor for Mrs. Tommy Muse and widespread travel among relatives in Bolivar, Harpers Ferry, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Harpers Ferry
G. E. Webb
Bolivar-Harpers Ferry
Dinkle
Braddock Heights
Hilda Creamer
Carrie Donovan
Violet Ring
Assistane
Catherine Dinkle
Beatrice Moommaw
Hershey Park
Kenneth Wolfe
Harold Robinson
Muse
C. E. Garten
Souderton
Arthur Thompson
Kittie Berger
Danny
Washington
Kittie Montague
Charles Eco
Mamie Henley
Gaithersburg
Howard Lemon and Sons
Robert Cauffman
Joyce Grim
Baltimore
Howard Lemon
Trevilians
Granville Dinkle
Allen Dinkle
J. B. Thompson
Brunswick
Ira Dinkle
Lewis Dove
Masersville
Luther Mumman
Loudoun County
Leon Dinkle
Alexandria
Yvonne Bryan
Knoxville
Gilbert Smallwood
Ranson
Mary Jo Robertson
Orlando
Fra
Lloyd Hough
Phoebe
Shirley Hough
Wm_ Robertson
Clifton Peacher
Halitown
Anne Wilt
Earl Peacher
Thornton Wilt
Walter Dudrow
Hammondsport
N. Y
C. E. Dudrow
Harold Droz
Livesay Family Reunion in Roanoke Virginia
Descendants of the Livesay family of England plan the second annual Livesay Family Association meeting in Roanoke Virginia August 15 to 17. The gathering will be at the Travel Town Hotel Courts in Cloverdale with officers elected in 1957: James J. Livesay president Ralph Mason vice president and Lacy R. Livesay secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livesay Family
Livesay
England
Imm
Roanoke
Livesay Family Association
Raveltown
Cloverdale
James J. Livesay
Jackson
Miss
Ralph Mason
Baltimore
Lacy R. Livesay
Jacksonville
Fla
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Swineheart
Pittsburgh
William Henretta
Corbett Whitley
Idella Grim
E. B. Garten Lare
Bowers Beach
Delaware
Lawrence McLean
Lawrence McLean Jr
Kathy Costal
W. Moore
Thomas
Archie
Cariford
Raleigh
D. C
Moore
Troy Lee Lowell
Shirley
Margie
Jimmie Wyndham
Alma Wyndham
Margaret Brown
Clayton James
Douglas
Charles Town
Pauline Hoffman
Lawrence
New York Herald Tribune
Sprankle and
Stens
Moon
Reds
Erage
Despond J
Senate Committee
Rae Canastad
United States of America
Mad Leyulecu
Catan IU Luce ID
Hagerstown High School
University of Maryland
Nicodemus Nattional Bank
St. Joseph's High School
Emmitsburg
Soule
Nasser
Jcan
U.N
Mucce
Maine
Fahrney
Clearwater
Kaye
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Toinoise University
Potomac
Florida
Cecil Naille
Lida
Harvey J. House
Darlene House
Boonsboro
Roy G. Routzahn
Sharlyn
West Main Street
Middletown
Routzahn
James EB. Weddle
James Jr
Fort Eustis
H. C. Smith
Emory L. Carmack
Royce Paulson
U. S.1
Naval Air Base, Patuxent
Paulson
Marguerite E. Haines
Wizard
Aberdeen, Md
Army
Pvt
Ernest Shult
Imogene
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