Ministers Rally to Oppose Gambling at Frederick Fair Meeting
Frederick County Agricultural Society opens its annual January meeting with a crusade against gambling. Rev Dr G F Williams chairs, unites with Inter Church Federation committee, Dr Joseph H Apple urges religious teaching in Sunday schools to curb gambling long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Association
Wiliams
Council
Council of the
Inter-Church Federation
Lions Clu
U. 8. G. Rupp
Unauthorized joy ride ends in $40 fine, jail
John Lower, about 21, took Tru man Lippy’s auto for a 10 hour joy ride in New Market. State Policeman Painter arrested him as he returned at 11 pm and Justice Falconer fined him $40 and costs totaling $42.82. unable to pay, he was jailed. The car’s owner was in New London. the vehicle kept at Geo. W. Duvall’s building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lower
New Market
Painter
W. E. Falconer
Truman Lippy
New London
Geo. W. Duvall
Lippy
Community Singing Opens Education Week at City Opera House
An Education Week event introduces community singing at the City Opera House on Wednesday night directed by Miss G Ethel McNutt Frederick High School music instructor. Members of the Frederick High School choruses assist and all attendees are invited to participate in addition to the regular program. The piece follows a note from an English village bridegroom canceling plans after a dressmaker bill, prompting the bride to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuty Opera House
G. Ethel McNutt
Frederick High School
Powell Tried for Drunk Driving in Silver Springs
William Powell colored, about 33, of Silver Springs in Montgomery County, was found guilty by Justice W. E. Falconer of New Market for operating an automobile while under the influence. He was fined £100 and costs totaling about 3108, and jailed for nonpayment. Powell and three companions visited the city Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powell
Silver Springs
Montgomery County
W. E. Falconer
New Market
Powell
Night drive ends with drunken driving charge near New Market
Deputy Sheriff Allen Bartgis spotted Powell’s car blocking the road on the Baltimore pike near New Market. After passing the vehicle, Powell was found intoxicated and jailed after a $100 fine was proposed by Justice Falconer. Also noted is Grace N. McIaven being eligible as a game warden and a birthday gathering at the Harris home with many attendees.
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Sherif Allen Bartgis
Baltimore Pike
New Market
Powell
Falconer
William Harris
Frederick
Elmer Kyler
Enea Stull
Amy Bo'lers
Susannah Wachter
Keulah Harris
Ella Bell
Margarete Wachter
Viola Wachter
Huth Stull
Helen Stull
Grace Phelps
Charles Harris
Howard Cline
Wilbur Gordon
Merril Gross
Staley Jacobs
Grayson Gross
Willis Winpigler
Kurt Bell
Eddie Umberger
Emory Stull
Norman Hilton
Vandearblit Wachter
Rosco Degrange
Melvin Stull
Martin Wachter
Millard Maine
Carroll Plaewman
Walter Hyler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garry
Agricultural Society
Ministerial Association
Dr. Apple
Negro Goss
Turkey
Ministtr of Justice
Opera House
Calla
Fapay
Negro
Gude
Moo Greltenbach Co
Warren St. N.Y
C. Thomas Kemp
Maryland
Grace N. Mclaven
New Mexico
South High Street
Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD
M. Fox & Sons CO
Hearst Tower
New York
James H. Harris
Farmers & Mechanics’ National Bank
James I. Harrix
Morris
Charles B. Trail
We Marris
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
P. O
Frederick, Md
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
Casren
Frederick School of Music
West Patrick St
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