Wrong Train and Road to Trouble
Os Meld of Bangor Maine drank and caused a disturbance at the Salvation Army home on a Wednesday night. He cursed Captain Morris and refused to leave, leading to arrests by Arthur Hoffman and Charles Wed. He claimed his legs were gone and sought a suspended sentence while on the way to Walter Reed hospital.
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Oschield
Bangor
Maine
Ederick
Sher P. Bowers
Salvation Army
Berard Morris
Can. Mi
Ansien Bureau
Ws. Mors
Unt
Capia
A. Otha
Wal Fee Hospital
Washington
Arras
Deaths Willias Luther Culler of Feargnville Dies at 86
William Luther Culler of near Peagaville died at his home after a three week illness. He was 86, born January 30, son of Philip and Ann Dixon Culler. He leaves wife Sarah. four sons Roy Baltimore Walter Walkersville Philip Frederick. Wilbur at home. daughter Kate Mayler Lewistown. one brother Mayor Lloyd Culler. two sisters Harlan Feageville and C New Trundle Frederick. ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at St. Peter Lutheran Church Feageville Sunday at 2 pm with interment at adjoining cemetery. M. R. Etchison & Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willias Luther Culler
Tilam
Luther Cuber
Peagaville
Philip
Ann Dixoner
St. Kes Lutheran Church
Feargnville
Sarah Iz Culler
Roy S Culler
Baltimore
Walter Culler
Walkersville
Philip Culler
Frederick
Wilbur D. Cull
Kate Mayler
Lewistown
Lloyd C. Culler
Fredek
Harlan -J. d. Feageville
C. New- Trundle
Social News: Bridge Party and Moves Ahead
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Hederuck entertained a bridge party Saturday night at North Market Street. Mrs Roscoe Roderick hosted a dinner party on North Market Street Tuesday evening March 22 in honor of her mother Mrs Hankey. Guests included Mrs Snook Etzler Valentine Beans Baumgardner Claggett Hoffman Whitehill Mehrke Lentz and others. Mrs Hankey plans to move to Erie Pa on June 1.
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Roscoe Hederuck
North Market Street
Roderuck
John Hankey
Erie
John Etzler
Hn W. Snook
Truman Lippy
Austin Whitetail
Erwin Kump
Roscoe Roderick
North Mar
Hn Hankey
Iha Snook
G. Valentine
Ida Beans
Eorge Baumgardner
Claggettamsburg
Ena Hoffman
Clamp Down on Mortgagee Bond Practices Noted
Report notes mortgagees refusing to take corporation bonds below par and states bonds fed into the market. Officials warn under new campaign that photographs will prove provisions and enforcement.
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Gar
Ballenger Farm Bureau Leader Addresses Farmers
County president outlines benefits of marketing act and farming credit during a talk sponsored by the organization. The remarks touched on cultural marketing and potential revenue growth as part of policy themes. Alumni banquet planned for June.
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Izle i
ABE
Heen
Suresu
A& Cans
Grange
Surprise net leads half in Elkridge Women’s Handicap
Mrs. Wiliam C Schreiber wife of a Chiron Park pro Baltimore sprang a surprise to lead at halfway in the 36 hole Women’s Invitation Handicap Golf tournament at Elkridge Hunt Club Baltimore. She posted a net 76 on 18 holes with a 23 handicap. Mrs. W F Peterson of the host club was second with a 77 net after an 87 gross. Mrs. E Boyd Merrew the Se State champion shot 84 gross for a low round honors.
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Wiliam C Schreiber
Chiron Park
Baltymore
Elkridge Hunt Club
Baltimore
Schreiber
W. F. Peterson
E. Boyd Merrew
Elise Hunt
Baltimore Country Club
Five Farms
Harris Jones
Carroll County Medical Society Elects Officers
A recent Carroll County Medical Society meeting elected officers with Dr. C. M. Benne as President and Dr. Maude Watte as Vice President. K. New Windsor was named Treasurer with HK Woodward serving as an additional officer. The next gathering will be held soon at the End of Finger area.
Unionville Woman's Club Meets May 22 in Home of Mrs Young
Unionville Woman's Club held its May 22 meeting with 21 members and five guests present. Mrs Joseph Heiser presided as director Mrs Jacob Young reported on the board meeting. Plans included a June 14 bus trip to Washington and vicinity and sending a delegate to College Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Club
Unionville Women’s Club
Brrs
Robert Young
Joseph Heiser
Union
Jacob Young
Frederick
Washington
Citizenshup Club
College Park
En ~Ing Joy
Guy Baker
Conrad Fogle Wedding Report From Meadow Brook Estate
Moss Martha J Fogle wed Mr Jr of Sunbury Pennsylvania last Saturday at Meadow Brook near Westminster The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Fogie The groom relinquished his post as director of the Federal Reemployment Service in Westminster The couple plans a motor trip and will reside in Grove Pennsylvania A Washington engagement notice appears for Miss Birabe Dorsey Go Washington D C with Edgar Brast in charge of Seed Laboratory U S Department of Agriculture The wedding date is stated for the near future Moss Gould is mentioned in relation to a sister's visit in February.
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Conrad—Fogle Moss
Martha J. Fogle
Tor
Birabe
Eh Dorsey
Washington
D. C
Edgar Brast
Seed Laboratory
Ndusirs
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Moss Gould
Cetas
Local Health Notes From Frederick Area Hospitals
Among the sick Chas. McC Mathias continues his home at Coure Square. Mrs. William Troxell of Graham is recovering rapidly after a serious operation at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs. Oscar Stull of Lewistown has returned home improved after hospitalization. Mr. Morris Reed near Thurmont is recovering well after an appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital. Master George Angleberger has returned home after ten months in Ker nan Hospital Baltimore and resumes treatment in Frederick.
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Chas. McC. Mathias
Coure Square
William Troxell
Graham
Frederick City Hospital
Oscar Stull
Lewistown
Morris Reed
Thurmont
George Angleberger
William aAngleberger
Barnesville
Kernan Hospital
Baltimore
Fred
Three Die as Bus Crashes on Highway 1
A midnight crash on the Richmond Petersburg highway killed three and left 54 injured in a charter bus carrying Black passengers. Geneva Johnson of Richmond died in hospital. two more bodies were recovered from the burning bus but not identified. Injured passengers were treated at Memorial and Petersburg hospitals with seven remaining in Petersburg Hospital.
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Richmond. Va
Richmond-Petersburg
Dimond Megrs
Geneva Johnson
Richmond
Peterspurg
Petersburg
Petition Filed In Equity Court Over Central Trust Transactions
A petition was filed in equity court against Central Trust Company and receiver John J. Gaes by Nannie v. alleging two trust agreements dated January 19 and December 15. She transferred 1,000 cash into each trust, with investments still held by a National Bank as trustee. The court is asked to assume control, determine the sums due, and oversee administration of the trusts.
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Equ
Poe Klpp
Nannie
Val Trust Company
John J. Gaeas
Plainert
Central Trusit
National Bank
Central Trust
Urner
Sas
Ims
Company
Rece
Sur
Ihe
Tre
Seay Ice
North Washington Realty Compass 2 e Preferred Stock pod for 250 shares
Receiver notice at 139 W Patrick St listing properties and services under a local business name. Includes references to auction style items, a frozen custard shop, and delivery contact details. Mentions Prof. Pepp and Bartholo w prop with scattered phrases and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Washington
Announced Notice of Public Sale and Receiver Details
The document announces a public sale under Equity proceedings No 12632 with a Receiver and Transportation Company in Baltimore Maryland. It lists a June sale date and the address 400 Key Highway, Baltimore, with contact and agent details including Fred Tas and others. The notice appears to involve shipper information and court actions related to the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transportation Company
E. Dawson
Key Highway
Baltimore
Phore Fred Tas
Faces Prison ma OS made ast Clingers as appear
Fragmentary OCR reads like a court or prison notice with unclear names and actions. The readable bits mention a Paul and Marcy in a legal or custodial context. Details are too garbled to determine the exact parties or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Court
Do Marcy
Plan Ladies Night at Mr. Inn's Event
A plan for a Ladies' Night unfolds at Mr. Inn featuring seven organizers or attendees. The notice outlines steps, dates, and venue details to attract female patrons.
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Sr. Ike
Utheran
Feageville
Ocick
Adming
M. R. Etchison E Son
Alexander George
Amy
Gerad Neesway
Eagee
Morn
Ileite
Ballenger Farm Bureau
Feagaville
Tom M.x
Ace; i
Galveston
Assitiai
Miram Beard
END
Reold Son
Carfora
Robert Gaman
Lous Waldman
New York
Osman
Roosevelt
Cristobal Canal Zone
S. F. Grisworld
American Legion
Vibe Heid
Jr. C. Frederex Council
Fred. c. Lim
Ford
THE
Frederick Motor CO
Averett Ik Momée Economics
Staunton
Va. S
Massanei
A. Va
Ostier Churea Music
Bol. Ou
Great Britain
le Bingate
France
Ithurmont
Barue’s Palace
Moe Bartholow
Professor Pepp
Willis
DERR
Patrick St
Ébert
Market Street
Jimmy de Angel
Orchesta
PTA
Auto One
Liocam Wonchester
Chester L Grove
E.ghih
St. Paone
John H Hankey
Citizens National Bank
Nounce
Elig Haugh
Frederick, MD
Qrder Nisi
Dar
Tol Ac Ups
Elig Haugh Ce
Hoymes D. Baker
Joan H. Barer
Josefa McDrvit
William G. Zimmerman
SamueEt G. Duran
J. Travers Thomas
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. HaLcer
Charles H. Coxzey
M.D. Jons S. Newman
Pia
Frederick June
Chapel Street
Res
4Th Sts
James H. Gambrill, Jr
D. Baker
Dastev Baker
John H. Baker
Elias B. Ramsburg
Arushibald E. Fishe
Roderick
Wats
Pritteton
Dimay
Gilmore R. Flautt
Gilmore R Flautt
Maryland
Potts & Griffin
Marcet Street
Wildowstown
Realtors
Insurors
Louis Stace Insc
Grayson H. Mercer & Son
Grayson H Mercer
Ackard Custom Sport Phacs Cneap
Psview Avenue
Virginia
JG Stevens
Opera Palace Music
Noah E. Cramer
Noah E Cramer & Sox
Court Street
Seconda Street
Braddock Heights
Plan Ladies
Night Ladies
Mr. Ins
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