Man Charged Under Auto Law Fined $10
City Police before Magistrate Sherman P. Bowers identified Vernon C. Crummitt of Middletown as the driver of a car that crashed into Ear? Rhoderick’s vehicle at 1326 North Market Street the night of March 15 hospitalizing three occupants. Crummitt pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine. Four others pleaded guilty to unlawful cohabitation and posted bail. Two men fined for drunkenness after being found passed out downtown. Austin Rollins found not guilty of assault and battery on his daughter. John Zimmerman pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and paid a $100 fine. Three colored persons forfeited collaterals on city charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman P. Bowers
Vernon C. Crummitt
Middletown
Rhoderick
North Market Street
Crummitt
Ozcar Coyle
South Street
Thomas C. Etzler
Union Bridge
Betty Carver
Martinsville
Cornelia Hodges
South Boston
Charles Riunkles
Cemetery Road
Sammy Thompson
Rankles
Austin Rolins
Howard
Stewart
George &. Bowman
John R. Zimmerman
Fredericks
College Park
Grace King
Albert James
Riley Carson
Surprise Shower For Mrs Le George At St James
A surprise shower was given to Mrs FL Le George by the Mite Society of St James Reformed church in Lovettsville. Hypatia, the infant, received many gifts including a bassinet. Attendees included Rev N H Fravel and numerous local residents. Refreshments were served as the group celebrated the mother and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Lindsey
Lydia Frazier
Esther Johnson
Robert Wire
Bertie Potterfield
Jessie Butis
Evelyn Potterfield
Jack Potterfield
Bessie Grove
Roy George
Edith Bruin
Mabel Beck
Nellie George
Etta Graham
Charles Harrison
Knoxville
Round Hill banquet honors Loudoun schools chief Emerick
A banquet at Round Hill school honored Supt. G. L. Emerick for his many years of service as Loudoun county superintendent. A gold watch was presented, and the event surprised Emerick. Guests included L. P. Hickman and Prof. L. A. Womelandorph along with many high school faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Hickman
L. A. Womelderph
Round Hill School
G. L. Emerick
Loudoun County
Emerick
Nancy Grams
Brunswick
F. L. George
W. E. Tyler
Ak Wees
Eulleluelo
George Virts
Washington
G. H. Virts
Charles Vitts
Raymond Womeldorph
Tatter
Donald Womeldorph
Ashland
Pierce Hatcher
A. L. Hatcher
Africa
State Department
Algiers
Arthur Godfrey
Williamsiead
Waterford
E. M. Willis
Willis
Jacobses announce birth of daughter Katherine Ann in Rio
Gaithersburg residents Mr and Mrs Norman Jacobs Jr announce the birth of a daughter named Katherine Ann in Rio de Janeiro Brazil. Mr Jacobs is the son of Mr and Mrs Norman Jacobs of Gaithersburg. Everett Jones flew to Dania Florida to spend several weeks at his parents winter home and plans to motor back to Maryland early next month. Mrs Everett Jones is visiting her parents for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banouet
Lolvettsville High School
Neal Dickens
Martha Shelor
Strasburg
A. L. Hatcher
Dorothy Rollins
Page County
Jessica Butts
Camp Hill
W. Va
Loudoun Hospital
William Hall
Mary Lou
Aldie
Miller
James Reed
Xlrs
Pershing
Hatcher
Charles William Glover
William Lester
Charles Glover
Frederick Avenue
Glover
Houston
Tex
H. E. Martines
3Rd Service Command
Jack Diamond
Diamond
David Snell
Dallas
Snell
Edwin N. Cherrington
Potomac
Glen
Cabin John
Cherringtons
Fire crews curb chimney blaze at toll house
The Union Bridge Fire Company was dispatched at 6 30 p m Sunday to extinguish a chimney fire at the toll gate house on the New Windsor pike. The residence is occupied by the Toms family. Doris Ecker is noted as a financial secretary Mrs Clifford Yingling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Eyler
Edward Knipple
Ella Zumbrum
Harvey Shorb
Keysvitle
Union Bridge Fire Company
Earl Stitely
Gerald Graham
Harry Gernand
Gordon Fogle
Foard Credos
Doris Ecker
Clifford Yingling
New Windsor Pike
Toms
Local social notices from Ladiesburg area visitors and visits
Mrs Raymond Martin and son Raymond Jr spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George McBride and R F Bailey of Mountain dale. Mrs Claudine Gaver and Lyle Smith visited their parents Mr and Mrs Edgar Smith. Others hosting and visiting included families of McBride Saylor Gaver and Bowers among residents of Frederick Woodsboro Fountain Rock and Carlisle with several extended relatives mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Raymond Martin
Raymond, Jr
C. W. McBride
Frederick
Kanade
Charline Gaver
Edgar Smith
Leslie Gross
Mes
Elwood Gross
Guy
Taney Lowi
F. A. Birely
Charles Paul Jones
Kenneth Perking
Ailes Dewitt Goumpgarn
Frank Gaver
Maprae Simson
Bark Hill
Merril Kauffman
Buster
Woodsboro
Roy Martin
Jimomie
Patsy
Fountain Rock
Beanie Frock
Hansel
Staley
Vinal Bowers
Carlisle
Roy Keeney
Ernest Martin
LocalVisits And Family News From Sabillasville Area
Sabillasville residents share visits with Harrisburg and Pittsburgh families. Mrs. Hazel Kipe learns her son Pvt. William Chester Kipe is stationed at Kessler Field Mississippi Army Air Forces. Mrs. Sheridan Gladhill returns home from Waynesboro hospital. Local households include Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kipe, Ralph Ballin, Wilmer Harbaugh and children, and Miss Katherine Pitinger with Highfield ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro Hospital
Guy Kipe
Ralph Ballin
State Sanatorium
Wilmer Harbaugh
Lawrence, Merritt
Beverlyn /Lee
Highfield
Katherine Pitinger
Visits Highlight Social and Family Gatherings
Detroit visits Mrs. Wagaman and Mrs. Susie Smith with Lillian Goodwin from Washington. Washington and Thurmont visitors join Earl Eby, Anna Eby, and Richard Fitz families at Greenstone and nearby towns. William Kipe recovers after four weeks in bed. others travel between Baltimore Greensburg Monrovia Myersville and Haverstayn. The item ends with a note about ancient Rome cataract surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Howard Wagaman
Lillian Goodwin
Washington
Susie Smith
Colanl Mes
Richard Jakins
Lee Martin
Thurmont
Earl Eby
Frank Cumming
Rainier
Anna Eby
Richard Fitz
Greenstone
Jesse Warbaugh
William Kipe
Hilda Moorehead
Mel Bernige Brown
Ada McKissick
Baltimore
Pryor and Kline Families Host Visit Amid Social Gatherings
Sunday visits connected several towns with families gathering in Baltimore Beaver Creek and Hagerstown. Wolfsville and Chairs residents, including Mr. and Mrs. R W Pryor Jr and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Weagley, joined Mr. and Mrs. Charles M Kline and Mr. Herman Kline. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. William McBride and Mrs. Annie Raetzel visiting Mr. and Mrs. Adam Martin. Mrs. IS M Kline and Albert Bear visited Mrs. Annie Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsville
R. W Pryor
Baltimore
Wilbur Weagley
Beaver Creek
Bruce Palmer
Hagerstown
Ray Filint
RB. W. Pryor
Wilbur Kiine
Charles M. Kline
Herman Kine
William McBride E
Annie Raetzel
Adam Martin
Is M. Kline
Albert Bear
Ars
Annie Miller
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Lovettsville
Fie
William Peterson
San Francisco
Peterson
Bataan
Iran
Tabriz
Shah Haroun-el-Rashhid
Azerbaijan
United Nations
Temran
Moscow
Tehran
Russia
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Abadan
Persian Gulf
Britain
Ussr
Norman Jacobs
Thomas E. Robertson
Harry Poole
Edward Poole
Edward, Jr
Philadelphia
BE. A. Happengardner
Rockvie
Maus
Howard Cissel
Paul Yorum
Catherine Zerringer
W. R. Strosnider
Yorum
Manila
Cissel
Gaithersburg
Bell's Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
Omas A. MO
Livis Club
Slim Start
Saddle
Union Bridge High School
At & P
Aaron Grabill
Grover Devilbiss
Union Bridge Methodist Church
L. C. Hess
Unio Bridge
Chester Byler
Terry
U.S
Blue and Grey Beauty Shop
West
Patrick Street
Circlette
Greensburg
Cecil Pryor
Ira E. Pryor
Haverstayn
Kline
Austin Kline
Monroe Beall
Monrovia
Beall
Lou Wolfe
Virginia Rice
Johanna’ Lee
Gay Ann Pryor
Myersville
Vievor Wolfe
Rome
Dionne ‘Quints
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Mr. Lescalleet
Unipac
Acousticon Lescalleet CO
Summit Ave
Acousticon
Systane
Walter Wanger
Fritz Lang
Edward G. Robinson
Joan Bennett
Dan Duryer
Jess Barker
Margaret Lindsay
Rosalind Ian
Samuel S. Hinds
Last Bay
Cornel Wilde
Sherwood Forest
Operasi
Betty Hutton
Barry Fitzgerald
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Stork Club
New York Way
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