Detective Metts Pleads Not Guilty In Hagerstown Murder Case
Baldwin-Felts detective Jermy H Metts arraigned in Circuit Court Hag arstown on the murder indictment of 18 year old William Dofflemyer of Laray Virginia. Metts entered a not guilty plea as his attorney answered for him. He faces potential venue change amid a large mob and safety concerns.
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Frank G Wagaman
Hagarstown
Jermy H Metts
Baldwin-Felts
Washington County Grand Jury
William Doflemyer
Laray
Pennnsylvania
Hagerstown
Metts
Dofflemyer
Oswald
Doflemyer
Ita
Frederick County
Civic Club Meets in Novembersites on Grounds and Education
A well attended Civic Club meeting on November 21 at the YMCA, chaired by Mrs Teil, discussed ground improvements and a directed plan for the coming year. The education committee led by Mrs A B Brown will pursue fire prevention in schools and Bible use in public schools, while Dr Williams will lecture on mental hygiene at Winchester and Woodbeck Hall with no admission fee.
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Civic Club
YMCA
Teil Presiden
Wm K DeLashmutt
A. 8. Brown
Apple
Towner-Stirrling
Thomas “Whilams
Winchester
Boodbeck Hall
Bazaar Opens Monday at Armory for Dance Event
An early notice announces a Monday bazaar and a public dance event at the Armory. It highlights a musical presentation backed by Prof A P and associates, claiming a notable program with arrangements from Company A. The item promises entertainment and a civic gathering in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Scird Viean
Cothesiow
Company A
Prof A P
Cereani
the Armory
Aisht Castard
Margie Show At Opera House Promises Laughter and Music
The Armory hosts a sale for prize entries and a big stage program featuring Margie the reigning comedy hit of two continents. Elmer Coudy leads a large cast in a lively two and a half hour production with songs, danced numbers, and a Venus chorus. The McGregor Company promotes Margie as a top box office attraction with seating limited to six per purchase.
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Maisie
Venus
McGregor Company, Inc
Margie
Trust Members Get Jail Term
Four members of the Mantle Manufacturing Association were sentenced to jail terms ranging from two to four months by Judge Van Pleat after confessing last week. The sentences come as enforcement of the Sherman Act, the first time violators face imprisonment. The Associated Press reports from New York dated November 23.
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Associated Press
New York
Anti-Trust
Mensure
Mantle Manufacturing Association
Ferter
van Pleat
Thought Woman Dead Drill But She Answered Bell
Deputy Sheriff Roscos Mackley investigated a West Patrick Street home after neighbors worried over a missing resident. The occupant, who had been away and unseen for days, answered the door when a bell was rung informing the officer.
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West Patrick Street
Roscos Mackley
Mackley
John Snook
Grayson Palmer
Fragmented Tale Of A Visit To A Woman In Distress
The readable fragments describe neighbors noting an event at a woman’s home. A sitter’s office is contacted by telephone after confusion about a possible issue. Officials consider an investigation and inform the shelf, while bystanders observe and discuss the scene.
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Teimhbors
Lookout Tower Planned at Pen-Mar For Signal Link
A joint project by Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania Maryland and the state forestry departments will build a 4 pan forest fire tower atop Mount Quina uk near Pen Mar Park. Waynesboro exchange to start line construction immediately with two workers on site during fire seasons. The tower will connect the telephone systems and be manned day and night with costs split between states. Mount Quina uk, the Blue Ridge peak, offers sweeping views from the Susquehanna to the Potomac and Baltimore and ships’ smoke may be seen on the Chesapeake.
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Fort
Bell. Telephone Company of Pennis
Chesapeake and Potom 16 Company
Maryland
Forestry Departments
Mt Quirault
Pen-Mar Park
Waynesboro
Mount Qunauk
Blue Ridge
North Carolina
Susquehanna
Potomac
Baltanore
Chesapeake
Leys Residents Visit Families Over Weekend
Mrs Sarah Smith and her son Clarence spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Edgar Liday in Emmittsburg also with Mr and Mrs L Burke and family and Miss Feenlie Diffendal. Mr John Byler returned home Friday after visiting his sister in Littlestown. Mr David Wilhide spent several days last week with his sister Mrs Milton Springer.
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Fin Negro
Grainge
Ambridge
John W F Hard
Stephen H Lon
Mencred
Pocomoke City
Long
Pilcharsi
Baldwin-Feltz
Washington
Jones & Boxer
Biren Private Wires Lab
Wark
Chicago
Sesrva
Vandevians
Donna
Cary Daltiene
Hismans
WN Ie At Tea Daspelas la Murtaaie 5 Fowl Store On North Market Street Milone
Vet Eral
Pat O Brien
Armory
Pen-Mar
Penna
Aigo
Dr. King
R. King’s
Central Trust Co. of
Frederick, Maryland
Monwover
Mid
Myversville, MD
Thurmont, MD
South Market Street
Frederick, MD
Women’s Union
Doe
Our Millinery Department
Seal
Velour
Normandie
Bolivia
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