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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1952

Page

3

Punishment Meted Out by Frederick Magistrate in Assault Cases

Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield sentenced defendants convicted of assault with guns knives and bottles to heavy terms on Friday night. sentences also imposed on drunks as examples to deter molesting pedestrians on South Market street bridge and the floating violators near Frederick. Turner jailed for concealed weapon and assault while three Virginia youths paid fines or served jail time for disturbing the peace. Some defendants received suspended or concurrent sentences, with testimony recounting a midnight joy ride gone wrong at a North Market street cafe and a disrupted restaurant fight ending in a broken plate glass window.

Wilbur F. Sheffield South Market Street Frederick Ernest McKinley Turner Sjamsville House of Correction Austin Rollies Virginia Charles E. Spinks Paeonian Springs Floyd N. Wilt Robert L. Hurst Roger N. Fletcher Lovettsville North Market Street Sergi Potts Ellis Carty Turner Richard E. Zimmerman Colored, American Legion A Rollins Legion William Ted” Thomas Eugene Weedon Rollins Bentz Street Lieut Dorsey Tramsville George R. Crommitt Martin Kanade Hoyt C. Hobgood Durham N. C Salvation Army Herbert H. Thomas Lincoln Avenue Thomas Sherman Boone Motor Vehicle Department Joseph Coady

Human heart pumps hundreds of thousands of gallons yearly

The heart circulates about 650000 gallons of blood per year, an amount comparable to filling standard tank cars. This fact highlights the organ’s impressive capacity and the body's demanding circulation needs.

Freed Cleared in Picket Disturbance Trial in Frederick

Clifton H Freed of North Market Street was found not guilty of assault and battery against Vernon Baer and Carl Ridgely in a Peoples Court hearing before Magistrate Edward J Smith. The case grew from a May 6 disturbance at Union Manufacturing involving pickets and neighbors amid cross complaints by Freed and others.

Clifton H. Freed North Market Street Vernon Baer Lewistown Carl Ridgely Route 1 Frederick Peoples Court Edward J. Smith Freed Union Manufacturing Company Baer Ridgely Bruce Aumen North Merket Street Lee Cline East Aumen Price Mney John R. Fitzpatrick Smith Austin Fisher William Koontz Maude Ayler Walter W. Reeder Florence Reither Clyde Rice Guyle Becht

Meeting Monday of Frederick County Umpires Association

An important meeting of the Frederick County Umpires Association is set for Monday night at 7 30 at the American Legion Home. All members are urged to attend.

Frederick County Umpires Association American Legion

Women guild meets at Metz home in Sykesville

The Woman's Club held its meeting at Mrs. John Metz home with Mrs. Marian Prough presiding. Reports on activities since April were given. The book review by Mrs. Wendall Durin covered Day Moment on life in Turkey. Twenty one members and one guest attended. Hostesses listed. Also notes on local hospital visits, births at Montgomery County General and Frederick Memorial, and officer elections for St Barnabas guild.

Sykesville John Metz Marian Prough Wendall Durin Baltimore Turkey Grace Briddell Ray Brown Leroy Barnes Montgomery County General Hospital Sandy Springs Larry Duncan Duncan Betty Lea Shipley Dale Keefer Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick Keefer Madge Fowble

Spirit of Merheacer Crowned Queen at Annual Fete in Baltimore

The Spirit of merheacer was crowned queen of the annual Fete of Lights held at the Maryland Institute in Baltimore. The event celebrated the 200th anniversary of the theater in America with ceremonies and local participation.

Merheacer Maryland Institute Baltimore America

Union Bridge News In Brief Highlights Local Visits and Church Work

Union Bridge hosts and visits mark a busy period. Mr and Mrs Baird Harmon and daughters Di anna and Judy of Yellow Springs join Mr and Mrs Paul Strine and family from New Windsor to visit Harmon's and Strine's mother Mrs Reginald Harmon and daughter Josephine. The W S C S of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs L P Chastain and Mrs Raymond Selby as hostesses. Chastain leads the devotional. The Lutheran Student Association at Mary Washington College will be led next year by Gloria Carbine Baker, daughter of Mrs Paul Leister, formerly of Union Bridge, now in Pleasant Valley near Westminster. Carbine Baker is a 1951 Union Bridge Elmer Wolfe High School graduate. Blocks and bricks begin the new Church of the Brethren building along South Main Street. volunteers contact building chairman E D Peters. Mrs W W Donelson returns home near Johns ville after a three week Johns Hopkins Hospital stay. Mr and Mrs M G Fleming and son Paul spend weekend with Mehri Geeser family in Urbana.

Union Bridge Baird Harmon Dianna Judy Yellow Springs Paul Strine New Windsor Mr. Harmon Strine Reginald Harmon Josephine E. D. Peters W. W. Donelson Johnsville Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore M. G. Fleming Paul Mehri Geeser Urbana

New Windsor School and Community Notices

New Windsor notes report Mrs Hesson confined at home with a case of wamps and Mrs Brown suffering a broken arm after a yard fall. Baltimore visitor Mrs Wellner. Nicholas Metcalfe Jr in Marine Hospital after Frederick work accident, listed as satisfactory. Mrs Ensor visiting Cleveland and Courtland to attend granddaughter Urith Linard's graduation. Fifth Grade showcases spring physical education with multiple dance routines and stunts.

Windsor Walter Hesson Harry Brown E. 5 Wellner Baltimore William Hoffman Nicholas Metcalfe, Jr Marine Hospital Frederick E. C. Ensor Cleveland Courtland Urith Linard

Damascus 4H Club outlines year program and plans

At the Damascus 4-H Club meeting held at James Welsh home twenty members and two leaders attended. Tom Freisz urged hog preparation for a future show while Roscoe Whipp described a 4-H member contest. Leroy Johnson led the 4-H pledge with the next gathering set for June 9 at 8 p.m. at Harold Mullinix Jr's home.

Damasces Damascus James Welsh Tom Freysz Hew Roscoe Whipp Leroy Johnson Harold Mullinix, Jr

Schapiro Not Guilty In Manslaughter Case

ELLICOTT CITY May 16 Morris Schapiro owner of Laurel race track interests was found innocent of manslaughter by Howard County Circuit Court Judge James Clark. He was indicted after a six year old Baltimore girl Linda Sheets died in a collision. The judge said gross negligence was not proved but noted inadvertence and momentary thoughtlessness. He still faces a traffic charge of failure to yield the right of way.

Ellicott City Morris Schapiro Laurel James Clark Howard County Schapiro Linda Sheets Baltimore Roscoe Sheets Clark

New Midway 4-H Club Sets June Meeting

The New Midway 4-H Club scheduled its next meeting for June 11 after eleven members attended the previous gathering. Routine business was transacted. An unrelated line notes the average farmhouse in the United States lasts 65 years.

NEW Midway 4-H Club United States

Loyal group meets at Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church

The Loyal group of Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church Emmitsburg met in the parish hall with 20 members. Robert Daugherty presided. Devotions led by Weldon B Shank and prayer by Rev. Philip Bower. Summer plans included skipping June meeting due to high school commencement and a social night June 17. An outdoor picnic is set for July 8 at Maine Creek Heights. In other news, 14 year old Evangeline Stull sustained a broken hip during a county girls Play Day at Frederick High School and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Her parents are Arthur and…

Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church Emmitsburg Robert Daugherty Weldon B. Shank Philip Bower Frederick High School Evangeline Stull West South Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Arethur Stull Maryland

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