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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1922

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3

Four officers needed to jail John Hartman after struggle

John Hartman near Urbana resisted arrest Sunday evening, injuring Deputy Sheriff Bartgie and fighting four officers. He was taken to the county jail after a chase from Fifth and Market streets, with hearing planned in police court. Hartman had been with James Brightwell injured in a collision on the Buckeystown pike near Frederick Junction, details unclear as state police investigate.

John Hartman Urbana Sherif Alien Bartgie Gronth Frederick City Hospital Walsh Hartspan Hartman Fifth Market Streets Painter Bartgie Charles W. Smith James M. Brightwell Frederick Junction Bucketstown Pike Frederick Brightwell Phillips Po- Hea Polles Buckeystown Pike

Dr Wroth Sued in Hagerstown Hospital Case

Dr Wroth, a prominent Hagerstown surgeon and son of Rev Edward Wroth of Baltimore, faces a $40,000 suit from Mary Hess and husband Jacob Heas. They claim Mrs Hess became blind after a May 10 1920 operation at Hagerstown hospital. The wife seeks $25,000 for loss of sight and the husband $15,000 for loss of services.

Dr. Wroth Peregrine Wroth Hagerstown Edward W. Wroth Baltimore Mary A. Hess Jacob A. Heas

Busy Week for Frederick County Farm Bureau Units

Beginning today a busy week unfolds as Frederick County Farm Bureau organizes district units with temporary chairmen guiding local meetings. Emmitsburg Petersville and New Market start today, with further units planned across Urhana Linganore Unionville and more into Thursday Friday. The effort aims to form a county organization, send representatives to the Maryland State Agricultural convention, and expand membership beyond 600. Deputy Game Warden John G. Diffendal named for Carroll County. Genoa bank robbery ends with fire and a citizen shot. authorities expect serious injuries.

Frederick County Theaeunite Dontict Emmitsburg Albert M. Patterson Petersville George Thomas New Market F. N. Maynard St. Mark's School

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