Jury Ends February Term With Guilty And Not Guilty Rulings
Late Monday Judge Arthur D. Willard completed the February term trial and disposal of criminal and appeal cases. Arthur D. Simons of Knoxville was found guilty of non support and ordered to pay 25 dollars weekly to his wife and three children, with $1,000 personal recognizance. Meredith Mercer pleaded guilty to forgery and received a suspended sentence. Walter L. Bowers Jr. of near Bradford was found guilty of bastardy, ordered to pay 12 dollars a month. Thurman Tyler was found not guilty on two assault charges but convicted of drunken driving. Fred Allen Spring was fined 100 dollars and costs. reckless driving charge stalled. Tyler appealed two thirty day jail terms from police court. represented by Alton Y. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Willard
Arthur D. Simons
Knoxville
Idabell Simons
Brunswick
Willard
Coudren
Simons
Meredith Mercer
Walter L. Bowers, Jr
Bradfork
Florence Floyd
Thurman Tyler
Woodville
Ernest Lee
David Brown
Fred Allen Spring
Tyler
Manuel M Weinberg
Alton Y. Bennett
Forfeit Collateral In Local Police Court
In a brief Police Court session Monday night ten defendants forfeited collateral. Judge Manuel M. Weinberg presided. Individuals include Darius G. Miller Aviston Md for speeding 50 mph with $5 collateral. Edward Glenn Mechem Great Cacapon W Va for muffler issue with $5. Muriel E. Hutton Philadelphia for speeding with $5. James Thomas Embrey Brunswick for $5. Ralph Messner Thurmont for operator’s license with $310. Daniel Leo Esworthy Frederick for center-of-highway violation with $5. Carlton L. Strube Frederick for 50 mph with $5. Eugene Sponseller Frederick for disorderly conduct with $35. Ralph Harris Walkersville for 30 mph in 30 mph zone with $1. Carroll Huber Baltimore for 50 mph with $10. Franklin M. Sweeney Thurmont for drunken driving with $100. Addison Hoffman for collateral $250. Herman and Eunice Tibbs for disorderly conduct with $5. Walter Toms for drunkenness with $5. Sylvester A. Gwynn Knoxville for failing to stop with $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel M. Weinberg
Darius G. Miller
Aviston
Corp
Truman Moon
Edward Glenn Mechem
Great Cacapon
W. Va
Houck
Muriel E. Hutton
Philadelphia
James Thomas Embrey
Brunswick
Puncke
Ralph Messner
Thurmont
Daniel Leo Esworthy
Frederick
Carlton L. Strube
Eugene Sponseller
Ralph Harris
Walkersville
Corp. Moon
Carroll Huber
Baltimore
Moon
Franklin M. Sweeney
Addison Hoffman
Strawsburg
Carmack
Herman and
Eunice Tibbs
Walter Toms
Stup
Sylvester A. Gwynn
Knoxville
Wreck kills 14 in Pacific Northwest bomber crash
Pendleton Oregon March 16 Two Army bombers crashed in the Pacific Northwest killing 14 men Ten died in one ship which struck a peak south of Pendleton Four others died near Boise Idaho A Pendleton air base rescue party reached the wreckage consul Col Frank A Wright base commander said all aboard were killed A small fire later nearby was extinguished by Thurmont Guardian Hose Company firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Here
Boise
Idaho
Pendleton Air Base
Frank A. Wright
Health Department Reports Broad County Services 1941
A report by Dr. R. H. Riley details the 1941 county health services across Delaware health districts. It covers communicable disease control, maternal and child health, crippled children services, dental care, food handling sanitation, camps, and school health programs with extensive home visits, immunizations, and clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Riley
State Health Department
State Department of Health
State Department of Education
Women's Club Reports and Demonstrations Across Three Groups
Unionville Club members met at the Community Hall with over twenty five attendees. Demonstrations on bread making featured by Mrs. Arthur Purdum and Mrs. Guy Baker followed by refreshments. Next meeting March 24 with Johnsville Club. Woodsboro Club showcased bread making and nutritious meal tips led by Mrs. Sherman Powell and Mrs. J. E. Stoner, part of a nutrition and conservation series. Delegates were appointed as Federation items were rehearsed. Walkersville Club held two food demonstrations for thirty four members and guests highlighting economical meat dishes and bread making with samples. The meeting opened with prayers, music, and book reviews ranging from Mrs Ripley’s Trip to Best Short Stories of 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Club
Johnsville Club
Woodsboro Club
Woodsboro Women's Club
Sherman Powell
J. E. Stoner
Gail Catshall
Parker House
Nutrition and Conservation Committee
J. P. Feiser
Gregg Strine
Steiner Smith
Harry Barrick
Walkersville Club
Walkersville Women's Club
Ward Stauffer
Nina Cramer
Frank Nicodemus
William Powell
Helena Stauffer
Paul Dinterman
Ripley
Hamlin Garland
Julia
Mary Ramsburg
Don Ludlow
Paul Revere
Stephen Benet
Erick Moll
Luther Horine
Parent's Magazine
Club votes to preserve Jug Bridge jug and holds public meeting
Four delegates were chosen for the Frederick County Federation meeting while all members were urged to attend. The club backed preserving the Jug Bridge jug and will send a letter requesting its retention. Reports from civic and Red Cross groups were given. The next meeting is a public session on April 13 in the school auditorium with a program on nutrition gardening and home defense featuring Miss Florence E. Williams and Alton Whitmore speaking on FBI incendiary bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Federation
Club
Civic
Red Cross
Florence E. Williams
Alton Whitmore
FBI
Agreed On 11 Man Jury To Try Case
Unusual local court scene as a jury sworn to try four defendants on criminal and criminal appeal dockets filled eleven chairs. Two juries were planned. twelve on the first panel, twelve on the second, then one juror was excused leaving eleven to hear mixed cases. The arrangement satisfied both defense and State's Attorney. Zonta Club meets at Hotel Frederick with Mrs. Bertha Culler presiding. Carol Albaugh urges wartime consumer responsibility and buying only necessary foods and clothes. Next week to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieven
Zonta Club
Zonta
Hotel
Frederick
Bertha Culler
Carol Albaugh
Consumers Division of Civilian Defense
Bale totals $5353 at public sale near Lewistown
The public sale of H. Ernest Warner near Lewistown netted 5353.40 despite rain. Dairy herd averaged 10.50 per head, nineteen top cows averaged 126.50, top cow 151. Yearling heifers sold for 50, five horses averaged 138 with best 200. Hogs 14.60 to 60 ahead. Dinner bell 1.60, good charn ten cents. Machinery and furnishings sold well. Glenn Trout cried the sale with Raymond L. Kelly clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ernest Warner
Lewistown
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Promotions Announced at 312th Air Base Squadron
The 312th Air Base Squadron at Detrick Field promotes personnel effective March 1. The announcement lists the names of the men receiving promotions as part of a routine base personnel update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
312Th Air Base Squadron
Detrick Field
Military ranks listed for private test class OW Bruce
First sergeant Richard C. Myers technical sergeant Winfeld C. Ells staff sergeant Emerson H. Casnour sergeants Thomas R. Knight Richard T. Riley corporals Noah D. Jenkins Edward L. Young Joseph were private test class OW Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Myers
Winfeld C. Ells
Emerson H. Casnour
Thomas R. Knight
Richard T. Riley
Noah D. Jenkins
Edward L. Young
Joseph
Bruce
Apartment Stove Fire Alarm at Rose Marino Residence
Firefighters responded to a general alarm at 401 South Market Street Monday afternoon for a stove fire in Rose Marino’s apartment. The oil stove overheated but the blaze was extinguished before any damage occurred and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Marino
South Market Street
Guardsmen to March Baltimore event
March 16 Maryland State Guardsmen will march in a city procession with units from Baltimore. The official dispatch notes a ceremonial march through downtown with tactical detachments and marching bands participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
First War Parade Includes 800 State Guardsmen
Brig Gen Dwight H Mohr commander of the State Guard announced acceptance of an invitation from Third Corps Area to join the city's first war parade on April 6 with about 800 Guardsmen marching alongside Regular Army soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight H. Mohr
State Guard
Third Corps
Meade to Deploy 5000 with Full Equipment
About 5 000 men at Fort George G Meade will march in full equipment. A volcanic eruption in 1883 on Krakatau between Java and Sumatra cut the island area in half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort George G. Meade
Krakatau
Java
Sumatra
Hall
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A. D. Simons
J Hooker Lewis
Eyler’s Valley
Rarhive
Department of Counties
Cnest
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
R. H Bair
Maynard Dudrear
PAL Hollow
Spingie
Williamson
Rexall Drug
Frederick, MD
Quaker City
Robert G. Mumma
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick ST
Potomac Fdison Co
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Betty
St. Peter Claver Society
St. John's Church
J. Emory Baer
St. John’s
Brooder Stores
Markell & Ford
W. Albert C. Palmer
A Home Small Loan Co
N. Court St
Grace L. Tracey
Optometrist
North Market Street
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
THE
American Standard Life Insurance Company of
Washington, D. C
Charles M. O'Donnell
Frederick, Ma
Kemp
Aneo Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market St
Stella Lanner
Israel Creek Bridge
Ceresville
T. B
Guernseys
Jerseys
McCormick-Deering
MecCormick
Deering
Dellinger
John Deere
Schuttler
Thomas
Syracuse Barshear
Crooder
Brouder
Farquhar Beier
Charles R. Schwartz
Raymond J. Kelly
Huckstering Rights RE
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