Stull fined on license charge after East Church crash
Jefferson man Larry George Stull was fined five dollars and costs for driving without a valid license and acquitted on a charge of driving an unsafe car after a November 4 crash at East Church and North Carroll. Stull claimed a stuck gas pedal, while his father disputed pedal problems post repair. Also fined ten dollars for exceeding 25 mph was Wollmer Ernest Jacobs Jr after radar enforcement near the jail.
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Beachley
Janice
Larry George Stull
Jefferson
East Church
North Carroll Streets
Stull
Carroll Street
George E. Umberger
American Legion
Ray Dietz
George N. Stull
DMV
W.’ Jerome Offutt
Wollmer Ernest Jacobs Jr
Jacobs
Ofc
J. Frank Main Jr
Ralph Potts
West South Street
Emmitsburg Complaints Hit State Roads Commission
Emmitsburg commissioner Norman Flax denounces the State Roads Commission for delaying resurfacing on Seton Avenue and Main Street. He cites unkept promises, warns of party shifts in Frederick County, and appeals to Governor Tawes as primaries approach. District engineer Mohler says no orders exist to resurface these streets.
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Brunswick
Frederick County
D. Norman Flax
Board of Commissioners
State Roads Commission
Flax
SRC
Emmittsburg
Swo
John B. Funk
Funk
Seton Avenue
Main Street
Vinx
Thomas G. Mohler
Seton and
Main
North County Corporation
Mohler
Baltimore
Tawes
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Exomusburg
Mason-Dixon Line
Harris Is Convicted In Magistrate Court
Homer Ellsworth Harris of 3% East Fifth Street was found guilty on two counts of assault and battery and given a fine of 100 dollars or 98 days in jail on each charge after his wife Lena G. Harris testified she was assaulted at home starting about 3 3 p m and continuing into the night. Edward D Storm defended, noting prior legal issues, while police were called and Harris appeared in court. In a separate case, Mark Beachley was acquitted after an incident involving a bicycle and a car at a local intersection.
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Homer Ellsworth Harris
East Fifth St
Byron W. Thompson
Harris
Lena G. Harris
City Nonce
Homme
Harmis
Rix
Aoun
Weill
Edward D Storm
Harms
Jane
Meteret
Marke
Beachley
Eid Pei
Fie
Janice Farrer
Scholi
Myersville Lifts Water Use Ban
Burgess Grayson Doub of Myersville announced last night that a ban on unnecessary water use is now lifted. The move comes as the town reservoir supply has gradually risen to capacity, following a September 23 ban and a growing water shortage. The town commissioners cited improved conditions and will monitor future demand.
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Burgess Grayson Doub
Myersville
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