Drunken drivers face fines and jail terms in county cases
Charles E. Wetzel, 45, of Woodsboro, was fined and jailed for drunken driving after a collision with Leslie Keeney near New Midway. William “Bil” Miss received four months on two assault charges, while K Taylor and Albert Phebus faced additional penalties for related traffic offenses. State officer Dryden led the proceedings with multiple witnesses detailing the incidents.
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Justice Bowers
Charles E. Wetzel
Woodsboro
Wetael
FE. D. Dryden
New Midway
Wetsel
Leslie L. Keeney
Walkersville
Keener
Remeys
Bae Ener
Jene
Shei Jeme W. Renoet
Prooe
Wiliams
Cifford A. Smith
Kenney
Dryden
William Foreman
Wetzel
Bowers
Weisel
Linn
K. Taylor
George Nagle
Taylor
Alban M. Wood
William “Bil” Miss
Miss
Frank Lininger
Frederick
Liningers
Smith
Cemetery Road
Lininger
Miss Tond
House of Correction
Albert Phebus
Wes
Stough
Lou
Bradley T. Strasberwer
East
Patrick Street
Baushman
Omcer Doyen
Women from Frederick county join College Park program
Frederick county women travel to University of Maryland College Park for the ninth annual Rural Women’s Short Course. The week features foods home furnishings poultry and health talks, with notable speeches by Mrs Best Monroe Sippel and Dr. Louise Stans. A Barbara Pritchie pageant and farm homemaker recognitions close events with certificates awarded.
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Rory
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Beste Monroe Sippel
Eleanor Patterson
Liza Bane
Joh L. Whitehurst
Raymond A. Pearson
The
Universe
Maryland
Progress Club of
College Park
Kingman 4
J. HB
Séanon Knox
Bureau of Child Brgice
State Department of Health
Jonn D. Sherman
Waite House
Louise Stans
Frederick County
Barbara Pritchie
Master Farm Homemakers
Nomemaker
International Farm Women’s Convertanee
Vienna
Maryhand State Grange
T. Ror Brookes
Maryland Park Bureau
Frank M. Payne
Hasty Ll. Davis
Monrovia
M. Pawlline
Laura Daves
Ela
Hen Pearson
Allegany Delegate Dies By Own Action Early Today
An Allegany delegate is reported dead by his own action early today. Family members described a bathroom incident. the deceased is survived by a widow and three children. The report cites R. 4. Heck, chief of the Division of Seismology, Cast and G. The note references an event two months into 1928.
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hGar
R. 4. Heck
Agpide
Weather Summary From 1959 With Varied Conditions
Readable fragments report weather data from 1959 including past precipitation, normal values, and forecasted temperatures. The period covers yesterday and forecasted conditions for tomorrow with time stamps and numeric gauges noted.
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Moos
Tries to Pass Car Resulted in Fatality and Injuries
A driver attempting to pass a car caused a fatal collision and left five people injured. Officials investigated the crash, identifying contributing factors and noting response actions by emergency services.
New Minister Installed in Zion Church Services
A new minister was installed at Zion Church with an afternoon service led by Rev Dr W A Wade. The ceremony addressed pastor congregation relations while speakers from Temple 1 z aci and Messiah church attended. The evening rite followed with the pastor taking the pulpit to unite the congregation under the new shepherd.
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Galltysbors
Tabor
Angus
Temple
Philadel Stm Res
Podiman
At Zion Church
Perick, Jr
Messiah Church
Wiliam A. Wade
Lutheran Church of
Annual Farmers Picnic Set for August 29 At Mt Tabor Park
The Frederick County Farm Bureau and the Pomona Grange announce the annual Farmers Picnic will be held Saturday evening at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge. The event includes 4-H games, a Deauts contest and participation in the state Farm Beauty Contest next January. A Saturday afternoon meeting at the Court House will finalize plans and morning program details. State Farm Bureau president James M. Davis and State Grange president A G Ensorsof will attend.
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Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Frederick County
Burreau
Pomona Grange
State Farm
Picnis
Court House
Ely
Farm Bureau
The
Grange
James M. Davis
Harford
Emniy
State Farm Bureau
A G En- Sof
State Grange
Amons Genic
Sress
West Virginia Drought Leaders Pledge Support to Northwest State
Drought leaders in West Virginia pledge cooperation with Northwest State and related authorities. The report notes executive awareness of the region’s economic conditions. A train involving the president is mentioned as part of the broader context.
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West Virginia
President Hoover Tours Charleston and West Virginia
President Hoover traveled by special train to Charleston and Montgomery with Governor Conley of West Virginia and party leaders. Crowds greeted the president as he discussed economic issues and West Virginia’s mining regions. Reports say much of the wheat and other crops beyond recovery due to drought, while remaining areas have enough moisture for current needs.
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Robert 5. Fickens
Hoover
Indianapolis
API
Conley
Wistis
Repub
Hatteld
Nasional Free
Lenna Lone
Walter S. Havaran
Charleston
Tn &i
West Virginia
Montgomery
W. Val Girls
Sowers
West Vallty
Halanan
Wisconsin
Montana
Washington
Bureau i
South
Appalachians
North Carolina
New England
Agriculture Department
Nort Dakota
Battleship Wyoming Tows Submarine Nautilus in Tow
The battleship Wyoming took the Nautilus in tow at about 5:50 AM after the submarine was disabled. Wyoming and Arkansas had been standing by since early Sunday as midshipmen cruised toward Europe. The commander reported engine trouble on Nautilus and the tow plan aimed at Queenstown.
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Aingien
Mide
Wyoming
Arkansas
Europe
Hubert
Queenstown
Coast Guard Seizes Ram Laden Yacht Off Montauk Point
Coast Guard forces seized the yacht Saint Suri off Montauk Point Long Island with a cargo of ram valued at more than 300000 dollars. The vessel with a crew of five was brought to New York for questioning by officers who called the seizure among their largest to date.
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New York
Coast Guard
Saint Suri
Montauk Point
Long Island
Court Case Continued In Burgee Price Expiest Braddock Events
The report notes a court case continuing involving Burgee and Braddock. Details reference Liberty High Schonai Heights Sal on at Bethe and Evelin Berksr pastor at the Heights Saturday afternoon.
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Braddock
Mortgage Burning Held by Union Gospel Mission
A mortgage burning service at the Union Gospel Mission drew approximately zero attendees Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Present were Mrs. Hiram Derr and several women as organizers. Rev. A. R. Snedegar led devotion, Mrs. Frank B. Sappington spoke, and the mortgage was symbolically burned by Mr. Wisner with musical interludes by Louis Rupprecht and others.
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Union Gospel Miealon
Hiram Derr
Ella Main
Zimmerman
Ells. Cook
A. R. Sredegar
Frank B. Sappington
R. R. Shank
Glenn H. McGregor
Galvin E. Schildenecht
Wisner
Louis F. Rupprecht
Harry Hildebrand
Mmirs
Aldaisy
Tepresent
Air
Dohn
Promm
Mr. Snedewar
Hood College Education Chief Honored With Summer Courses
Dr Robert head of Hood College education department honored for plans to teach summer courses in education. The note mentions organization affiliations and faculty names such as Dr Frederick Broser and Mr Jean Adams in connection with the Hoover era educational reforms.
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Robert
G. Nevin Robert
Hood College
Atlon
Chicago
Frederick
Educat
Appointments Made As Mayor And Board Hold First Meeting
Fredericksburg city officials open the new administration with Mayor Munshower and a reorganized board. James Eisenhauer elected clerk. Dr. Ian J. McCurdy and others named to posts including street superintendent Frank B Kee and engineer Wil lam M. Bader. Police appointees Bergt Salter Smith Hiner Miller Nogle ordered to report for oath tonight.
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Janes
RS Board
Ian J. McCurdy
B. O. Thomas
Albert AL
Waser Works
Frank B. Kee
Join ‘l. ‘Best
Wilam M. Bader
George Wallace
Dorsey L. Riddlemercer
Witliam F.st George
Roy M. Hiliner
William E. Miller
Vermon T. Smith
George W. Nagle
Frederice M. Straley
Marshall H. Murray
Fernando Talbert
Lester E. Hoffman
Edgar H. Crum
Alan E Shalt
George M. Layman
Millard M. Trust
Arthur R. Hoffman
Howard Hollingsworth
Afteen
James
Keefer
Bergt
Salter
Offcers Smith
Hiner
Miler
Nogle
Munshower
Mullshower
Hunter Bowers
August T. Brust
Charles T. Butcher
Bowers
Butcher
Herbert
Brust
Charles P
Munslower
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Court Staal
Reigs
Clere
John H. Marit
Me Munshower
Nicodemus
Butch Os Rand
Hiteshew
Hall
Ou Erman G. Wet Ya
de As
Rone
Ross Gether
Llord C. Culler
Ing
Q. William Shipley
John S. Benn
Culler
Man Shower
Muneshower
Bhiter
Mr. Culler
Edward J. Smith
Pining
Mr. Butcher
Schroeder
Light
Mr. Bowers
Mr. Schroeder
Muusgbower
Police
Ir. Brust
Park
Obituary and banking closure report from mid June
A death report records the passing of Anna Gerden of Avanstwn aged 75 in a sanatorium due to age and general decline. Mise Gordon of Horton, Map, noted as honorary president of a World Education Against Alcoholism group and author of children books. Pontiae Commercial and Trading Bank in Pontiac Michigan closed by directors order. its president Cramec Smith had died by suicide two days earlier. New York stocks drifted lower with rail and vegetable shares weak and total volume under 1.5 million shares.
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N.Y
Anna Gerden
Patekot
Badoors Sult
Pontiac
Mich
Pontiae
Revial and ‘Trading Bank
New York
Reform Churchmen Conference Held in Frederick County
The annual Spring meeting of the Consistorial Conference of Reformed Churches of Frederick County convened Sunday at 2:30 PM in Trinity Reformed Church Thurmont with over 100 ministers and lay members. Speakers included Grover L. Michael James G. Biehl and Rev. Charles D. Shaffer, addressing lay involvement congregational training and church support.
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Nual
Consistorial Conference of Reformed Churches
Frederick County
Trinity Reformed Church
Thurmont
Grover L. Michael
James GC. Biehl
Jesus
A. LeRoy McCardell
Benedicton
G. EL Evy
Grace Trinity Reformed Church
Mr. Pleasant
John
Adam
Grace Tenarch
Mt. Carmel
Michael
Miner
John Walker
Fenton Harris
Richard Zacharias
Sairthlings Reas
Frederick High School Alumni Reunion Tonight
About two hundred people are expected to attend the ninth annual Frederick High School alumni reunion to be held at an indoor venue. Organizers include Mrs C Ofens, Mos David M Resp, and Main, with local sponsors supporting the event.
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Indabena
F Ud
C. Ofens Mos
David M
442 Missing From French Excursion Boat
At Nazaire France on June 15 a French excursion boat capsized in Biscay waters. More than 300 men and children were aboard and the death toll was estimated at 442 with limited accuracy. Passengers were thrown toward the forward side as the vessel listed and capsized amid a chaotic scramble for safety.
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Nazaire
France
Dar of Biscay
St Philbert
Dea St. Gidas
Ceward
Ned
Fifty Changes in Pastoral Charges Likely
A local report notes possible turnover as fifty pastorates may switch leaders in the near future, with Fear's session poised to label Pocomake City.
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Fear
Pocomake City
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