Frederick man sentenced to one year in House of Correction
In Frederick Maryland on Wed night Judge Wilbur Sheffield Jr sentenced George Fichelberger 36 East Street to one year in the House of Correction for unlawful liquor driving and related offences. Garrett Davis 72 Lincoln Apartments was fined 150 for DUI and 10 for reckless driving. Roland Michael 39 East South Street received a suspended six month term for assault. The proceedings covered multiple cases with fines and collateral forfeitures noted by Officer Nathan Dorsey and Magistrate Sheffield.
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Frederick
U.S
Andi
Paul William Mossburg
Jimmie Junior Bowles
Meadows Bridge
W. Y2
North Market Street
Ralph Potts
Austin W. Himes
Kensington
Potoma
Monocacy River
Glenn D. Butts
George Fichelberger
East Street
House of Correction
Florence Irene Eichelberger
Beyser
Weberger
Eichelberg
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Eichelberger
House of Correeton
Garrett Livingston Davis
Lincoln Apartments
Nathan A. Dorsey
South Court Street
West All Saints Street
Davis
South Bentz Street
Dorsey
Roland L. Michael
East South Street
Dennis Lee Anglebower
Maryland House of Correction
Young Anglebower
Michael
Theodore Franklin Dutrow
Route 5
Will probate for Mrs Schrover estate in Myersville
The will of Mrs Gda C Schrover widow of Traddeus H Schrover of Myersville was probated in Orgr ans Court. It leaves the estate to five children Maurice J Herman J and Flora E Schrover Ely C and Mary N Kepler in equal shares. The George Dinterman farm and mountain land are to be sold to a son for 525000 with various legacies and a residential property on Alain street may be bought by any child. Maurice Schroyer is executor. The will is dated December 19 1953.
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Traddeus H. Schrover
Myersville
Orgrans Court
Maurice J. Schrover
Flora E. Schrover
George Dinterman
Testatrix
Pi Schrover
Catoctia
Herman J. Schroyer
Mrs. Schrover
Alain Street
Ely C
Herman J
Maurice J. Schroyer
Mary N. Kepler
Flora E. Schroyer
Maurice Schroyer
James P. Gross‘nickle
Galen C. Smith
Richard J. Moylan
Baltimore
Michael J. Cruise
Victor Cullen State Hospital
Civil War Landmark Gives Way At Antietam
A Sharpsburg Maryland building at Church and Main streets toppled to make way for a gas station. The structure, dating before the Civil War, yielded a 1821 newspaper in a closet during wrecking. A multi-incident report notes nearby submarine purchases and regional tensions.
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Antietam
Sharpsburg
Church and Main Streets
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