County Notes From Taneytown June Update
Tanneytown notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling to Baltimore, Washington, Hanover, and Gettysburg. Several attendees at memorial and decoration services, with church porch improvements and hospital recoveries mentioned. Names include Shreeve, Renner, Staley, Shriner, Becker, Gait, Gilberts, Hyser, Birnie, Dutterer, and Newcomer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanneytown
J. C. Shreeve
Philip Shreeve
Cleveland
Ohio
WU. B. Church
Sarah Renner
Rn Staley
Littlestown
Sarah Null
Louise Hammond
Alma Shriner
Riroma
Bon-Secour Hospital
Baltimore
John Saudle
Henry Becker
Hanover
Clarence Becker
Benjamin Hyser
Anna
Buddy Harmon
Edward Hyser
Abbottstown
John Cox
Washington
Bue Crapster
Samuel Gait
Nel“Nie Selby
Unionstown
Fielder Gilibert
George Baker
Mabel
Mary
eMiss
Carrie Myers
Eli M. Dutterer
College Park
John Byers
Stohn Sweigert
Dorothy
Janet
Margold
Johns and
Roy
York
F Alice
Naomi Biffle
Town
Bura Garner
Minnie Gartie
Isabella
Linwood
Sam
Eliza Birnie
Carroll
Frederick Co Hospital
Roth
Rand
Hubert Null
Yacob D. Null
Samuel Stover
Null
Jacob D. Null
Janes Shorb
John Sauble
James Welty
Elmer Shorb
Alice Dawes
Harry Miller
S Robb
Harrisburs
Washer
Mory Clabaugh
Taneytown
May Sanders
Snakes Sanders
Bonneauville
Joseph Cratin
Harry Feese
Ma ‘Koontz
New Midway
Westminster
Gettyabure
Zion
Hearing Tonight For Man Linked to Taxicab Theft
J C Curry about 24 was arrested Friday night by Policemen Walsh and Miller and County Constable Charles W Smith for alleged involvement in the theft of a raincoat and an overcoat from John Russell's taxicab. He faces a 7 PM hearing at police headquarters. A car crash near the Baltimore pike damaged his vehicle, Curry claimed he was in Frederick to fetch parts. Ring later told officers he found two coats and returned them to Russell. both garments were identified and given back to the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¢. Cuery
Walsh and Miller
Charles W. Smith
John Russell
Curry
Baltimore Pike
Ing Bridge
Frederick
Russell
Tie
Ring
Woman Fined for Adultery in Tirnewick Court
Mrs. Raymond Hegt of Tiunewick was found guilty on adultery charges before Justice Howard Mar yin Jones on Saturday afternoon, fined 100 plus costs totaling 112.88, which she paid. Several Brunswigk youths were ordered from Tirnewick for misbehavior, and mothers protested to authorities before she was ordered to leave. The defendant returned Monday as deputies served warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hegt
Tiunewick
Howard Maryin Jones
Brunswigk
Pest
Trunswick
Tirinewick
Munday
Elot
Maln
Wood-Hogging machine turns factory waste into fuel savings
Dayton June 7 A wood hogging machine designed by a major U S firm converts annual waste scraps into fuel. Wood from the plant is pelletized, conveyed to a 3200 cubic foot bunker, entered by a stoker and furnace, producing heat equivalent to 2500 tons of coal with low moisture and no smoke. The system eliminates fire risk and cuts boiler labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Dayton
United States
Weekend arrests and police precinct notes from the city
Four people were arrested for drunkenness on the streets and one for assault and battery during a late Saturday into Sunday period. All were jailed for hearings tonight before Justice Sherman Powers, with bond amounts noted as five dollars plus costs. An 80-year-old man from Brunswick, James Gladstone, faced assault and battery charges on Doris Foreman. bail set at twenty five dollars. Separate car collision at North Market and East Third streets left minor vehicle damage. Local clubs reported meetings and programs, including the Woman's Club of Mt Pleasant and the Merryland tract Woman's Club with talks on civics, milk, clothing materials, and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Powers
W. May
Water Street
Hoffman and
Jacobs
William Black
Schell
Ja. Bond
West Seventh Street
G. W. Dunley
George Salter
James Gladstone
Brunswick
Hoffman
Doris Foreman
Gladstone
South Market Street
William MM. Storm
George IT
Baker
Thurmont
Charles F. Rothenhoefer
North Market
Rothenhoefer
Steveredy Cronenburg
The Blood-Stained Cockatoo Nature Study Notes
Arthur N. Pack describes the cockatoo of Australia as blood stained by rosy neck feathers making its white plumage look dirty. The bird feeds on canary nut kernels, uses a long beak to crack shells, spares host nests, and prefers hollow trees for nesting during August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Australis
Nature Notes and Local Meeting Delays Amid Sesquicentennial Plans
A mix of brief items notes a cockatoo nest behavior with eggs in a rock cavity, a Ladder Truck Company meeting postponed due to a courthouse sesquicentennial planning session, cultural notes on Koreans hair customs, a Paris metro passenger count for Q1, and Swedish peasant home garment making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladder Truck Company
Dudley Page
Also Mentioned on This Page
County News
Police
Mt. Pleasant
Woman's Club
Gertrude Cramer
C. I. McDevitt
Civics and Public Welfare
George Thand
Kindley
Federation
Nelson
Vera Buckey
Education
Ruth Buckey
Merryland
J. XN
Elizabeth Thompson
New Market
Arthur N. Pack
The
American Nature Association
Nature
Nature Nawazine
Washington, D. C
Paris
suTe
Greenat
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
North Market St
the Pearce Pharmacy
Noe
Poii
Irvin Willa A Oe
Kyne
James 8. Hamilton
Fox News
Mary Land Theatre
Brandon Tynan
Mary Carr
Faire Binney
WM. Collier, JR
Postal Service
William Desmond
Eileen Sedgwick
Bie Cnet
Frank Mayo
Harry G. Dorsey & Co
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
North Market Street
Roman
Bank of Personal Service
Frederick, Maryland
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
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