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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1951

Page

4

Police Court Variety Night

Magistrate Walter J. Davis notes a crowded Police Court session with cases on game law violations speeding drunken driving and other infractions. Debates over fines and appeals follow a two hour docket as officers and attorneys present challenging testimony in a scene reflecting local nightlife and enforcement.

Walter J. Davis H. Reese Shoemaker Jr Fishing Creek Eastern Standard Charles L. Crum Paul L. Crum Frederick Robert L. Phillips Leesburg Potomac River Point of Rocks Virginia Durward W. Kettells Glenn Butts Earl H. Gue Hyattsville A. Norman Dietz Gue Edwin F. Nikirk Sgt Dietz Market Street Route 240 Markets South Streets Sgt. Dietz Nikirk Peter Pederson St. Louis Spt Daniel Swomley South Market Street Pederson Washington

Frederick court fines and club elections in May 1951

Lola Hall pleaded guilty to imbibing too freely and received a suspended $10 fine on condition she leave town for a promised job. Lester Carter claimed innocence but was given a suspended 30 day jail term for uncertain behavior after being found on macadam streets at Sixth and Bentz. Camp Detrick Mothers' Club elected Mrs. Arthur Shanahan president and announced new officers plus a talk on Frederick’s summer park program.

The Frederick Thak Lola Hall Lester Carter B. & ©. Avenile Shoemaker Carter Sixth and Bentz Shoeraaker Detrick Club Arthur Shanahan Camp Detrick Glennwood B. Achorn Henry Eigelsbach Theodore Meyers Richard Patty W. W. Corbin Frederick City Orphans’ Court Frederick County Maryland Richard A. Keeney Wooddsboro Johnsville Red River Charles W. Dorcus Emma BE. Dorcus M. Grace Fogle Adie R. Brantley Keeney Ruth RE. Corns Truman A. Keeney Sherman P. Bowers Glenn Trout Harry C. Dorcus Clore Hageivve

Water Street Home Damaged By Fire

A general alarm on Water Street at 110 South Water Street sparked exposure of Mrs. C Russell Pearl savings. Fire departments saved the two story frame house and tenants’ cached funds. Damage to bedroom furnishings about 500 dollars. Cause: overheated extension cord plugged into a wall socket powering an electric stewing machine. Fire crews used two booster streams to extinguish the blaze.

South Water Street C. Russell Pearl Joe Hooper United Engine Company Cant. Hooper

Sterling golf pro misses hole in one policy lapse

John Carr, 55, Sterling insurance agent, neared a 128 yard hole in one at Rock River Country Club but the Lloyds of London policy worth 400 dollars had lapsed eight days earlier. Three companions witnessed the shot as his luck fell short of the payout.

Sterling Carr John John Lloyds of London Rock River Country Club

Three Towns In Maryland Report No Traffic Fatalities

The National Safety Council said Rockville Westminster and Havre de Grace over 5 000 population in Maryland had no traffic fatalities in 1950. Plaques will honor the mayors in ceremonies with the cities inscribed on the council honor roll. Governor McKeldin called it a tonic for the state.

Baltimore National Safety Council Rockville Westminster Havre de Grace Maryland McKeldin Annapolis

Communities urged to follow example of safe schooling

The article commends local communities for cooperating with school safety officers, police, and public authorities and expresses hope that other towns statewide will imitate this fine example. It notes Cabbage as a family member including Brussels sprouts kale turnips and rutabaga.

Athletes Foot Germ Killer Ad Claims Quick Results

An advertisement promises to kill athletes foot germs in one hour with T-4-L, a high concentration undiluted alcohol based formula. It guarantees a 40 cent refund from any druggist if not pleased and notes availability at Whamson's Drug Store.

Whamson's

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