Potomac View Inn Owners Fined For Interfering With Officers
The two proprietors of the Potomac View Inn in Sandy Hook were fined 100 dollars and costs each by Magistrate Harry E. Snyder in Hagerstown after being convicted of interfering with police during a March 10 incident. Deputies could not take a prisoner into custody as a crowd scuffled in the tavern. The owners appealed to the Washington County Circuit Court and face a liquor board hearing on March 30 to show cause why their beer and wine license should not be revoked.
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Sandy Hook
Harry E. Snyder
Hagerstown
Sidney O. Domes
Lee Reynalds
Michael Farrie
Charles Deneen
Washington County Circuit Court
D. Angle Wolfinger
Washington County Liquor Board
Liquor Board
Raymond Stillion
Leesburg
Jones
Deneen
Stillion
Reynolds
Farrie
Mike
Hadacol Endorsed by Mother-In-Law in Run-Down Remedy Claim
A Chicago housewife says Hadacol boosted her energy and strength after persistent fatigue. She credits her mother in law for recommending the tonic and plans to keep using it. The advertisement urges readers to ask their druggist for Hadacol and promises the unique Wonderful Hadacol Feeling.
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W. C. Jones
Bell St
Chicago
Hadacol
Warranted arrest dispute at tavern cited by witnesses
Testimony recounts Reynolds warning against arrest at the Stil lion tavern as Farrie urged the crowd not to let officers take the man. Jones denied intoxication and interference while admitting a beer, with deputies' lack of cooperation noted in a police report and defense witnesses saying nothing suspicious occurred.
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Stillion
Reynolds
Farrie
Jones
John Hollyday
Hollyday
Collateral Forfeited Before Peoples Court
A list of motor vehicle violation fines upheld before Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett includes burning by George C. Burns and a series of cases from Damascus Martinsburg Baltimore and other locations. Fines range from 1 to 28 dollars for offenses such as failure to stop for a stop sign passing on curves reckless driving and exceeding 50. Collateral for motor vehicle violations was forfeited in Peoples Court.
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Peoples Court
Alton Y. Bennett
George C. Burns
Damascus
Lynn Grubb
Martinsburg
Donald H. Brunson
Brookfield
Clark Eugene Phebus
West Church Street
Wilma Catherine Mantz
New Market
Albert C. Lovely
Stoystown
Kelly Collins
Baltimore
Leslie E. Cancannan
Los Angeles
Calif
George Sharatz
Export
Delmar Warner, Jr
George R. Bussiere
Fetchsburg
Mass
James H. Fuller
Newsark
Clifford Breeden
Winchester
Charles W. Rice
Utica
Charles Luther Main
Wisner Street
Edgar Sincindiver
W. Va
Leland M. Clark
Robert G. Davis
Harvey E. Clouse
Johnstown
George M. Wil
Louis Galbreath
Logansport
Ind
Benjamin Hovider
Elmira
William H. Brown
Knoxville
Zaphy Stephangs
Washington
Traffic arrests list from Sgt Corbin squad
A string of traffic citations includes names such as Harbert Lacey in Silver Spring and Mary Schaffer in Westminster for failure to stop, passing on hills, speeding, and other offenses with fines ranging from 1 to 50 dollars. The arrests were made by Sgt Corbin and Troopers Whitney Ronzee McGuire and Stakem.
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Harbert Lacey
Silver Spring
Mary Schaffer
Westminster
Gilbert Miller
Harrisburg
Frances Motherhead
Berwyn
James Halley
Baltimore
Thomas Evans
Chester Hayes
Colby
Kan
Wilson Pinyan
St. Lucie
Flo
Hill
James O. Layton
Mt. Alry
Robert R. Manuel
Clearwater
Fla
W.W. Corbin
M. J. Whitney
Ronzee
R. P. McGuire
Stakem
Collingwood Lecture Rescheduled To April 16
Charles Collingwood, Washington CBS commentator and news analyst, originally set to speak Wednesday, April 4, under the Frederick County Teachers Association, will now address the group on Monday, April 16.
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Charles Collingwood
Washington
CBS
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Postponed Talk By Collingwood At Frederick High
The sixth and last program of the season is postponed as CBS ordered Mr. Collingwood to the West Coast through April 4. He will speak at Frederick High School on April 18 at 8 p.m. His Washington Capital of the World talk remains timely amid world crisis.
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CBS
Collingwood
West Coast
Frederick High School
Washington Capital
Association
Washington
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David Glass
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Edith Whisner
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Russell Rinehart
West Patrick Street
Aubrey Grossnickle
West Fourth Street
Randy Krantz
Jefferson Street
Joe Kline
Ralph Potts
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Harry Quinn
Mars Opticians
N Markey Street
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WM. D. Bowers Lumber CO
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Tuna
Henry
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ABC Network
Fisher
Buick
Prisst
the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
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the News
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Burkittsvwille Club
Burkittsville Girls
Mary Thomas
Jeary Grams
Evelyn Hutson
Beverly Ahal
Anthony Trollope
St.Joseph
Francis Scott Key
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