Damascus Fair Showcases Montgomery County 4 H Winners
The Damascus community fair honored Montgomery County 4 H projects with dozens of prizes across categories. Exhibits from Sherwood and Damascus high schools highlighted vegetables, crafts, jams, quilts, and canned goods judged by local judges.
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Miro Downes
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Margardt
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Mrs Verna Carr Taylor Not Responsible in Fatal Shot
Coroner reports tests show Verna Carr Taylor did not fire the fatal shot that killed Mrs. Henry Denhardt. The case examines whether General Denhardt altered a warrant in the murder of the widow and whether the plate from Denhardt's automobile was involved. Separate items note Elmer Funk's bastardy sentence and Philip Cummins posting bond on a similar charge.
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Sinn Philip TL. Cummins
Justice Sink
Margaret K. Hildebrand
Woods and Harrison Sentenced in County Court
John Woods and Atle Harrison were convicted on multiple charges in Petersyne County Court. Woods received eighteen months plus a concurrent term for a separate charge while Harrison drew eight years total across counts with many terms suspended or concurrent. Prosecutors indicated plans to nol pros the remaining charge against Harrison.
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Haymond C. Woods
Brunsaick
Atle Harrison
Tiransuick
Arthur D Willard
James YH. Manson
Marinreile
Businizs
Samuel Ramsburg
Petersyne
Jets
Woods
Warrson
Patrick Mf
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Sherman P Howrra
Mr. Schnauffer
Rudmit
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Charles W. Woodward
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Harrison
Guilly
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Warrison
House of Correction
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Prison Move Ordered for Hiltney and Bill
The Sheriff said M. Hiltney and Bill will be taken to the House of Correction within the next day or two.
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House of Correction
Local Notices Touch Family Visits And Births Across Union Bridge
Keymar Noy and Nannie Fowle spend time with family near Union Bridge while Mrs Louise Wilson and son Reymond are among visitors. Esther Phoebis near Union Bridge visits Mrs Frank Bleraing. Leldy Zern announce birth of a son. Reginald Lowman returns home from Maryland General Hospital. Betsie Mehring hosts dinner for Rev Ernest Culp and daughter plus Misses Terma and Madaline Dern near New Midway. Paul Growntekle and daughter Louise visit the Leaking family. Mim Sappington spends day in Baltimore on business. William Brely shows gradual improvement. Mildred Coshun of Detour visits her parents John and...
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Nannie Fowle
Union Bridge
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Reymond
Esther Phoebis
Frank Bleraing
Leldy Zern
Reginald Lowman
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Ernest Culp
Terma
Madaline Dern
New Midway
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Louise
Airo
John Leaking
Mim Cam Sappington
Baltimore
Willam Brely
Mildred Coshun
Detour
John Coshun
Teste Mehring
Mis
Westminster and Baltimore Social Notes Report
Onella Dern spent Wednesday in Frederick with friends in Baltimore. Louis Birdy of Westminster visited his parents Mr and Mrs William Srely. Marshall Dell returned after a Pittsburgh business trip. Visitors accompanying Mr Bell and family included John and Shannt White, Dorothy, Yay and Delores Mensdurver of York Pa. Thelma Littely of Middleburg noted Misa Agnes ex Miss Lulu Birely spent Wednesday in Westminster.
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Westminster
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Marshall Dell
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Marshall Bell
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Shannt White
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Delores Mensdurver
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Middleburg
Misa
Agnes
Lulu Birely
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