Final Dinner of Season by Club
Rev Dr Amos John Traver presided over the Evangelical Lutheran church parish dinner in the parish hall Tuesday night. The snail dinner and season’s close featured remarks on home and church training, a musical program, a humorous reading, and the announcing of ten officers for the coming year including Francis S Gaither as president. Attendees included Rev Dr Traver, Rev Dr Williams, Mrs Usher A Hal, and many club members and guests.
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Usher A Hal
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Farmer Denies Wife’s Divorce Claims Near Frederick
Hary A Young responded to his wife Mrs Dena M Young’s divorce suit claiming her allegations stem from infatuation with another man. He denied cruelty and said if their marriage had failed he would have left her. The case was defended by attorney Vi wins Stem.
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Adultery Trial Sparks Denials Amid Domestic Strife
The case centers on accusations of adultery and financial dispute between Daney and his wife. Daney denies the claims, asserts limited means, and explains support for children from a prior marriage. The testimony includes accusations about clothing purchases and domestic poverty. The scene features dramatic exchanges and interruptions as witnesses present frayed relations.
Tobacco storage aims for uniform Chester fields flavor
The article notes nearly 100 million dollars of tobacco stored in 434 miles of warehouses to ensure uniform taste and mildness. It mentions storage of mild ripe tobaccos from crops of 1931 32 33 and 34 to achieve consistency in Chester fields.
Court order caps fees in suit with monthly alimony clause
The document specifies a counsel fee of 35 dollars and alimony of 20 dollars monthly during the suit. The order, issued in September, appears in The News, detailing the financial obligations toward legal representation and ongoing support.
Mehaffie Returned to City on Burglary Case
William Mehaffie was brought back from Harrisburg Pennsylvania to the city by Chief Allen Bargis and Sheriff Roy Hiner. He faces trial on charges of burglary statutory breaking and larceny. The arrest followed a prior escape from extradition after a hearing with local officers present.
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Warehouseman Sells Item At Auction To Highest Bidder
A warehouseman conducts an auction selling the item to the highest bidder after inspection and bidding. The event attracted local buyers and concluded with the final bid meeting the reserve price. The sale finalized with payments arranged and delivery planned.
Tense standstill delays man’s removal to state prison
Officers faced a showdown as they attempted to return a detainee to state custody but were blocked after an emotional exchange. The governor had issued an order, leaving authorities unable to complete the transfer on Tuesday.
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