Local Man Pays $106 In Fines
A local man pled guilty to drunken and reckless driving causing minor property damage and paid $106 in fines in Magistrate Alton Bennett's court. Other docket items include fines for disturb ing the peace and drunkenness, collateral forfeitures for intoxication, and speeding citations from various officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell W. Zimmerman
Wisner Street
Alton Bennett
Frank Dorsey
Zimmermen
East Patrick Street
Jerome Offutt
James Fox
West Patrick Street
Dorothy Kimmell
Fox
Circus Court
John Blackston
John Ramsburg
Bartholows
Robert Tyler
Roscoe
Grege Comus
Montgomery
Eggs Spoiling In Freight Cars Amid Market Glut
Baltimore May 15 A Southern States Cooperative official said eggs were spoiling in freight cars and warehouses in Baltimore due to market glut and storage shortages. Manager R C Bourbeau noted lack of warehouse space as production rose and federal moves increased output. Niles Baldrige of War Food Administration said U S egg production should rise about 80 percent from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
R C Bourbeau
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Wilmington de
Niles Baldrige
Baltimore War Food Administration
Bourbeau
Carloadings Report For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports a total of 75 038 carloads handled in the week of May 13 an increase of 3094 from the prior year. Of these 42894 were loaded on line and 28894 were received from connections. In the same week in 1943 the total was 72514 with 43404 loaded on line and 29110 from connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and C. Carloadings
Baltimore
Baltimore and One Railroad
Navy Gunner Seaman First Class Starner listed in Atlantic fleet
Navy Gunner Seaman First Class Starner son of Mr and Mrs Frank Starner of 1 South Wisner Street is identified as a Navy Runner with the Atlantic fleet in the published roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flrst Class Starner
Frank Starner
South Wisner Street
Navy
Atlantic Fleet
Anniversary Observed by Willing Workers at Trinity Church Adamstown
The first anniversary meeting of the Willing Workers of Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church Adamstown was held in the social room on Thursday April 27. The room was decorated with spring flowers. The program featured songs readings and solos, with Mrs Clarence Thomas and Mrs Palmer Snook leading parts. The large birthday cake with 31 candles was baked by Mrs Clark Gibson and cut by Mrs Hattie O Hara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adamstown
Willng Workers Band
iMrs
Walter Myers
R W Andreas
Auld Lang Syne
Clarence Thomas
Whistlers
Choir Director Feted In Niagara Fallsmay 13 a party honors Walter McDonnell
Walter McDonnell longtime director of St Peters Junior Choir and assistant organist was guest of honor at a church gathering in Niagara Falls on Jefferson Avenue. Presented a wrist watch by senior warden N F Maddever the tribute noted 15 years of service. The Rex Blake Hammond rector introduced McDonnell who thanked the congregation and vestry for the recognition. The event was organized by church societies. Meanwhile Washington reports pension bills advancing in Congress boosting World War I and II veterans pensions and widows benefits with disability aids and dependent provisions under consideration.
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Niagara Fall
St Peters Church
Walter Ho MecDonnell
Tanc senuNg
Vetry
Varius
Jefferson Avenue
McDonnell
N F. Maddever
Rex Blake Hammond
McDaneel
Frederick Meo
Ona
Roy Sé
Niagara Falls
Court News and Real Estate Notices from Frederick County
A series of civil actions including absolute divorce bills for Betty Lou Herzog and Helen E Bell, petitions for sale of real estate by the Frederick County Welfare Board involving Sallie Fry Brown and Alice Snow den Mae Hewitt, and multiple marriages and separations. Property deeds list transfers in Frederick and surrounding counties with small cash considerations. Also notes on residents across Pa and W Va and a final note on miniature ball bearings replacing jewels in watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guia
Betty Lou Herzog
Flonan E Herzog
Frederick County Welfare Board
Gertie Jackson
Sallie Fry Brown
Laura Dorsey
Alice Snowden
Mae Hewitt
Earl H. Hewitt
Helen E Bell
Carl C Bell
Ernest Vo Wachs
East Orange
Betty Mae
Rita Derosier
Derrick Frank John Pastoa
Dora Irene Graham
Leechburg
Harry W Summers
Jefferson
Mary E Creager
East Third Street
This City
John Thomas Brengle
Knoxville
Jane’ Elizabeth Shankle
South Market Street
Martin B Grimes
Charles Town
W Va
Elizabeth Higgs
Indwood
Marion E Williams
Warrensburg
Rosa Claire Danaher
Denver
Cole
Charles Paul Staley
Guy E Kelly
Patriarch Sergei of Moscow Dies After Hemorrhage
Metropolitan Sergei, 78, head of the Russian Orthodox Church, died in Moscow after a heavy hemorrhage. Funeral set for May 18. He led the church through wartime ties with the Soviet state and opposed papal authority in a 1940s article. He had served as acting head during a leadership vacuum and became Patriarch last September, guiding about 100 million Russian Orthodox Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sergei
Moscow
Oehnean Seam Amane
World
Russia
Holy Synod
Russian Orthodox Congress
Soviet Union
Unionville Homemakers Club Hosts May Meeting
Mrs Maurice McDaniels hosted the Unionville Home makers Club on May 9 with opening rights led by president Mrs Isaac Nicodemus. readings included Work and Freedom, a poem A Toast To Mother, and music with Faith Of Our Fathers, Now The Day Is Over, and Dear Lord And Father Of Mankind. A wiener roast was planned for June 13 on the grounds behind Community Hall. Mt Pleasant Club held its regular meeting at Mrs Charles Burrier's home with same host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emonyate Ulu
Maurice McDaniels
Unionville Homemakers Club
Isaac Nicodemus
America
Theo. Martin
Clifton Dudderar
Monroe Lowman
Dogwood
Jacob Young
Hallie Danner
Guy Baker
Bright Jewels
Howard Mayne
Exie Baker
Calvary Methodist Church School
Frederick
Helen Sibert
Jesse R Yingling
Katherine Nusbaum
Local club meeting features recipes and readings
Mrs Raymond Lindsay and Mrs Greenberry Ecker co hosted. Twenty members and two guests attended with one new member Mrs Walter Crum. A $3505 food sale profit was reported and a rummage sale planned. A nutrition lesson on Yellow Tomatoes and a Tomato Cocktail recipe followed, plus a brush demonstration by Mrs Pyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lindsay
Greenberry Ecker
William Masser
Walter Crum
Fred Everhart
Pyles
George Holland
Meeting adjourns for June entertainment at Mrs Shaeffer’s home
Refreshments were served by the hostesses. The meeting adjourned to be entertained in June at the home of Mrs. Harry Shaeffer. Cache is divided Baltimore May 15 A cache of 152 0 gun catfieres found in a bedpost will be divided equally between Mrs. Dorothy Nelson and the neighbor to whom she gave or lent the bed Magistrate Solomon Liss announced today. The agreement was reached by lawyers for both parties in an informal conference after Mrs. Nelson attempted to reclaim the entire amount. Nearly half of the earthworm species found in the northeastern U S came originally from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shaeffer
Baltimore
Dorothy Nelson
Solomon Liss
Nelson
U S
Europe
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