Henry Stanton Arrested Again After Weekend Raid
Police raided Henry Stanton's East Street home on a warrant from Justice Motter. A half pint of whiskey and broken bottle debris were found. Stanton released on bond for a later hearing. Also listed are multiple weekend arrests for drunkenness, threats, and other charges with varied bonds and hearings set.
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Henry Stanton
East Street
Stanton
Guy K Motter
Carl “Cotton” Bel
House of Correction
Bell
Lawrence Fagan
Allen Bartgis
Fagan
Charles Blumenauer
Ben Phebus
Fred Straley
Guy Anders
Blumenauer
George Hoffman
Russell Edwards
Anders
Marion Carmack
Harvey May
Hoffman
Frank Crum
Lawrence Thoms
James Marks
Fred Granoles
Baltimore
Phebus
Ralph LeChause
Richmond
John
Wiliam O
Allen Y Bennett
Allen McHenry
Frosted Chocolate Marble Cake Returns To Victorian Taste
Revival of marble cake as a dessert favorite described with historical notes on its Victorian popularity. Includes a complete recipe for frosted chocolate marble cake and a menu featuring creamed noodles and mushrooms, fresh fruit salad, and ham and potatoes en casserole for dinner.
Word Study Motto Sparks Curious Classroom Debate
A terse classroom note challenges students with a word puzzle: use a word three times and claim it as yours. The pellucid phrase invites exploration of meaning, repetition, and ownership in language.
Warrantable Word of the Day
The entry defines warrantable as justifiable defensible with emphasis on truth. It notes the phrase Falsehood is never warrantable to stress that honesty underpins legitimate defense or explanation.
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Pierce’ Fasorite
Walkersville School Attendance Lists by Grade
February attendance records from Walkersville Elementary detail daily presence by grade. Notable names include Leroy Barthios Harl Biddinger Walter Dudrow Lloyd Hoffman Donald Kelly and Mary Alice Bunner in First grade. Dotty Albaugh and Margaret Fogle among others in Second grade. Grayson Bell Monroe Cramer and Léo Duvall in Third. Dorothy Cutsall Margaret Roderick Ada F Smith and Nancy Hlauffer in Fourth. Genevieve Smith Irene Summers Dorothy Zimmerman in Fifth. Irme Turnbull Helen Zimmerman Ralph Smith George Smith and others in Sixth. Harriet Bell Mildred Catsail Marke DeGrange and Hypatia Keeney among Seventh.
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Walkersville
Leroy Barthios
Harl Biddinger
Walter Dudrow
Lloyd Hoffman
Donald Kelly
Bob Nicademus
Margaret Stauffer
Betty Staley
Evelyn Smith
Catherine Roderick
Jane Repp
Madeline Morgan
Pauline Craver
Gee Cox
Mary Alice Burner
Dotty M. Albaugh
Margaret Fogle
Margaret Hoffman
Marguerite Hontz
Ruth Ramsburg
Edith Shelton
Katherine Stauffer
Ernest Albaugh
Paul
Ellis V Filler
Mary Dutrow
Helen Cramer
Dorothy Cutsall
Margaret Roderick
Ada F. Smith
Nancy Hlauffer
Helen Summers
Kathleen Whitmore
Harold Boone
Glenn Burler
Harry Eyler
Elwood Filler
John Kerschner
James Mercer
Bernard Murphy
Billy Ramsburg
James Ramsburg
Charles Routzahn
Nelson Trout
Genevieve Smith
Irene Summers
Dorothy Zimmerman
George Crum
Carroll Lloyd
Walter Ramsburg
Charles Staley
Peter Popovich
Irme Turnbull
Helen Zimmerman
Ralph Smith
George Smith
Donald Smith
David Ramsburg
Kenneth Mercer
Clyde Kefauver
Robert Reed
Chauncey Crum
Ross Clem
Stephen Popovich
Harriet Bell
Mildred Catsail
Marke DeGrange
Mary E Grimes
Hypatia Keeney
Hailie Myers
Pauline Zimmerman
George Lewis Barrick
Merril Cramer
Rudelie Eyler
Nelson Hoffman
Joe Keeney
Austin Kelly
Spencer Mercer
Lloyd Murphy
Kenneth Forts
Monroe Stauffer
Harold Trout
Lenten Services Planned by Three Mt Aly Churches
A series of union Lenten services sponsored by ministers of three local churches will begin Wednesday night March 13 and continue weekly through April 17. Services start at 8 PM. March 13 at Ridgeville, March 20 at Calvary, March 27 at Trinity, and April 3 at Calvary.
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Mt Aly. Md
Ridgeville
Calvary
Trinity
Cal
Tinymites and the Giant’s Rainy House
The Tinymites travel with Scouty and friends telling of their tiny, carefree life and mischief with a giant whose home cracks when they ride inside. The giant laments, worries about blame, and the tale hints at strangers entering next in a 1935 NEA Service piece.
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NEA Service, Inc
Lenton services set by Ridgeville pastor Rev Barnes
Reverend B I Barnes, Ridgeville pastor, has arranged the Lenton season services with dates in April including April 10 and April 17 at Trinity. The schedule outlines Holy week observances and community worship in the local church.
Methodist charges and pastors listed in church notices
Ville Methodist Protestant charge, Rev Herman McKay, pastor of Cal vary Methodist Episcopal charge, and Rev H L Coffman, pastor Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, South.
Dollar Value Hailed Yet Elusive in Daily Buying Power
The piece reflects on a devalued dollar and how its worth remains tied to the goods it buys. It argues the currency cannot regain past strength, only possibly grow enough to ease purchasing power in daily life.
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Trail’s End
Gordonsville
Insurance Company of America
Edward
Duffield
Home Office
Newark
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Luff
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
W. Patrick Telephone
Crosley Shelvador
Albert C. Palmer
Quaker City
North Market Street
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Lehigh
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Jewelry
Frederick, Md
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