Negro Hurt in Fight With Wife Near Adamstown
Garfield Hopkins, a Black man about 35 to 40, narrowly escaped an axe blow during a quarrel with his wife near Adamstown on Saturday. He raised his arm to ward off the strike and suffered a deep cut. the wife grabbed an axe but Hopkins stepped back, ending with treatment by Dr. T Clyde Boutson of Buckeystown. Hopkins had previously lived in the city before moving to the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Hopkins
Adamstown
Hopkins
T. Clyde Boutson
Buckeystown
Hopsins
Murder of Clare Stone Unsolved Despite Arrest
Baltimore March 6 The killer of Clare Stone remains at large despite Adolph Plitt 22 of 107 North Durham Street confessing to the crime Police say his confession stemmed from self hypnotic influence and that he acted as a private detective The investigation resumed at the Northeastern Station after Plitt surrendered claiming he killed Clare Stone and crowds swarmed the station as detectives questioned him The prisoner later denied the crime insisting someone else did it and that he would identify the real culprit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Clare Stone
Adolph Plitt
North
Durham Street
Pitt
Pittt
Plitt
John Tighe
Olive
Ashland Avenue
Wolfe Street
Cedar Grove News Roundup Interior Social Reels
Cedar Grove notes report several local moves visits and shifts. Frances Fraley of Washington visits relatives, new teacher Miss Mary Nickol arrives from Virginia, and Miss Ada Watkins falls ill. Families relocate farms, a new varmpire spreader is bought, and workers take positions in Baltimore Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Charles Martver
Frederick
J. W. Johnson
James Pordum
Maud
Jesse Burries
Galthersburg
William King
Ming Frances Fralley
Washington
Mary Nickol
Virginia
Thomas Oden
Damascus
Brooks Arnold
Nick Harden
H. L. Watkins
Catharine Soper
Olney
Maynard Watkins
Harry Nehouse
Lew Terbert
J. Dorsey King
Brinks
Ada Watkins
Lewise King
King's Valley
James Harber
Farewell Party At Pleasant Walk
A surprise farewell social was given Mr. and Mrs. Jessa Dusing near Pleasant Walk as they moved to above Hagerstown. Music and refreshments followed by a list of attendees and notes on moves and illnesses, including Mr Edward Green ill and about 30 helping move to the new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessa Dusing
Pleasant Walk
Hagerstown
Jesse Dustig
WE. Browney
Claude* Toms
Charles DeGrange
Marshall Warrenfeltz
Walter Rowe
Melvin Dustig
Marry Michel
Gertie Green
Elizabeth Marker
Mary Fabrney
Nora Toms
Elizabeth Saget
Ellen Smith
Eva Dagenhert
Gladys Dusing
Catharine DeGrange
Lottie Marker
Josephine Toms
Ellen ‘Forms
Catherine Harshman
Alma Smith
Hkilen Fasterday
Miriam Rowe
Viola Tagenhert
May Smith
Henrietta Warrenfeltz
James Mott
Ttarry Dusing
Jacob Dusing
Glenn Dusing
Milon Dusing
Elmer Rowe
William Rowe
Wilbur Rowe
Richard Dagenhert
Edgar Dagenhert
Lawson Dagenhert
Willis Brunner
Siebert
Warrenfeltz
Dom Warrenfeltz
Albert DeGrange
Newell DeGrange
David T DeGrange
Lester Green
Russell Green
Ehner Forrest
Welty Michel
Edward Green
Jesse Dusing
Peterson
Dasing
Harry Schroyer
Boonshoro
Renew agitation for new road work in Brunswick
March 8 Brunswick reports ongoing demand for rebuilding the Knoxville to Dirunswick road. A large public meeting across Brunswick New Addition Knoxville and Lower Cleasyant Valley is planned to push state and county officials to approve early construction next summer. Photos will show mud and blocked mail delivery to rally support and note the impassable two mile stretch near Ninth avenue and D streets and the Park Avenue approach.
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Brunswick
New Addition
Knoxville
Cleasyant Valley
Dirunswick
Cuumry
State Roads Commission
U. S
Ninth Avenue
D Streets
New York Hill
Park Avenue
New Road
Auto Violations in Maryland County Weekly Totals
The Hist sent Autlly Commissioner of Motor Vehicles E. Austin Baughman reports arrests for motor vehicle violations in the county for the week ending March 2. Fines totaled 72 dollars statewide 77 dollars locally. Notable fines include Barrick 5 for standing without helis Dickerson 5 for no red light device from rear Dick-Lekenin 5 for one headlight Felton 1 for no license Hibson 1 for tampering with or damaging ante Charles Hines 5 for standing without lights Howard 5 for parking no light Midgetown-Harelkd Firer 10 for operating with cutout open Mt Airy Kline 25 for exceeding 35 miles Coblentz 5 for parking without lights Dr Dunott to Rome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Autly
Thaddeus M. Felton
J. Hibson, Sr
Charles Lt. Hines
Maurence L. Howard
John M. Sel
Harelkd W. Firer
Mt. Airy
Charles Kline
Oscar KR. Coblentz, Jr
This County
Towson
Girl Basketeers Lose to Martinsburg High School Team
The Maryland State School for the Deaf girls basketball team, led by Miss Anderson, lost 17 to 14 at Martinsburg High School. Martinsburg led 10-7 at halftime, the visitors narrowing the gap in the second half. A return game is set for Frederick on Wednesday, March 8, at 5 p.m. on the State School court.
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Miss Anderson
Sta
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Martinsburg
Muarghae
Martinsburg High School
Frederick
At & P Ou
M.H
M.S OD
K. Weaver
U McClain BP
Noll
Ees
Roberts
Rutherford B. Shockley
Saunders
Mason K. Baker
Schmuff E. Mathna Sei
Wees
Baltimore
Silent Pleasure Club
P. Cc
M.S
Demarco
Ssncees Metty Ivtt
McCall Shockley
Stern Terunski
Serio Sock
Urbanski
Stern
McCall
Serio
Metty
Ellicott
L Creager
Blue Ridge League Drafts 1922 Schedule Opening May 15
Representatives of six clubs met in Hagerstown to draft the 1922 Blue Ridge League schedule. A 100 game season runs May 15 to Labor Day September 4 with Frederick opening at Hagerstown and Martinsburg starting at Chambersburg. The official release comes next Saturday. Weather notes and garden tips follow in the weather column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge League
Hagerstown
J. Vincent Jamison
Frederick
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Hanover
Storage Improves Flavor of Some Fruits in Cold Storage
The USDA reports pears apples and grapefruit can gain eating quality after one to three months in cold storage. Sugar stays similar while acid falls and bitter compounds break down, boosting sweetness. Picking midseason aids storage performance. findings come from experiments begun in 1917.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant Industry
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Little Stone Girl
Baltimore Police
Macbeth
Caroline Kohl
Julia Arthur
Shakespeare
Fritz Leiber
Flo Z Hiexfeld
Follies
Opera House
J. PD. Young and Familly
James Buarber
Clark Windsor
William
Hollywood
Doris
Tom
Wilbur
By A'lman
Pip
Dunott
Rome
D. 4. Dunott
Western Maryland Railway Company
American Railway Association
Italy
Girl Basketeers
Martinsburg H. S
West Vir
Ginia Town
St. Patrick's Day
Kemp
Amgrs
Mazola
Reining En Cas Corn Products Co
Dept-A
Argo, UK
Dept. of Agriculture
Hicks —Bennington
Fordson
Frederick Motor Co
R. L. Warfield, Pres. and
Mgr
East
Patrick St
Ford and
East Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Ren
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