Physiologist Testifies In Police Court
An eminent physiologist testified in Maryland magistrate court defending farmhand Lewis H. Stull charged with drunken driving. Dr. Hugh H. Darby of the Carnegie Institution argued the law should differentiate between under the influence and drunk driving. Darby paid the $101.45 fine after the guilty finding. Three youths 16 to 20 received suspended sentences for loitering near Mt Olivet cemetery in the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel M. Weinberg
Maryland
Free State
Lewis H. Stull
East Church Street
Alton Twentey
Hugh H. Darby
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Weinberg
New York State
Darby
Mt. Airy
Stull
Mt Olivet Cemetery
William Ingram
Winchester Street
Betty Redinger
West Patrick Street
James Toms
West South Street
Shook
Twentey
Lieut. Dorsey
Harold Karn
Burkittsville
Drunkenness Conviction and Traffic Collateral Report
The report records Paul W. Norris of Dayton given a floater to leave town for a similar drunkenness conviction. Henry Haines of East Sixth Street found not proven guilty of disturbing the peace. Robert B. Calhoun of Johns town, Pa forfeited $6.45 on a reckless driving citation by Officer Dietz. For minor ordinance violations, Elizabeth Robinson, Beatrice Smith, Andrew Simms, and Charles W. Scarlett faced forfeitures. P. B Hammond and Roscoe Blank paid $5.90 each. About 6:30 p.m. on Market near Third, two cars damaged in a collision. Mrs. Carolyn F. Stine and Frank C. Goodyear involved, insurance covered both cars with over $100 and over $75 damage respectively. No charges filed. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Norris
Dayton
Henry Haines
East Sixth Street
Robert B. Calhoun
Johnstown
Dietz
Elizabeth Robinson
Beatrice Smith
Andrew Simms
Charles W. Scarlett
P. B Hammond
Roscoe Blank
Market Street
Third
Tarsey
Carolyn F. Stine
East South Street
Frank C. Goodyear
Connecticut
North Market Street
Calvary Methodist Class Meets for June at Stup Home
Bright Jewels class of Calvary Methodist Church school held its June meeting Thursday at 138 East Second Street, with co-hostess Mrs. Edward Mantz. President Mrs. Russell Dudrow led 21 members and guests through devotionals, singing I Love to Tell the Story, Scripture reading by Mrs. Stup, and a roll-call quoting Bible verses. Under business, a picnic was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright Jewels
Calvary Methodist Church School
Jesse Stup
East Second Street
Edward Mantz
Russell Dudrow
Social event features July program and games
The program included two solos by Miss Barbara Sibert readings by Mrs Mantz and Mrs Robert Bonnell and a group singing of Bless Be the Tie that Binds. Games were played with prizes and a designated place to be named in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Sibert
Mantz
Robert Bonnell
Ladies Handicapped Contest Winners Named
Mrs. J. R. Yingling and Mrs. Robert Relfsnider won the event. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. Say you saw it In The News. The elephant is the only animal. The News Frederick Md Tuesday June 14 1949. Three that kneels when reclining. His knee joint rests on the ground while his hind foot sticks out backward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Yingling
Robert Relfsnider
the News
Frederick
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