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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1920

Page

6

Appeal Motion for New Trial in Aprialinestate Suit

A motion for a new trial is argued in a pending case over damages from a February 28 freight motor accident on East Patricks Street. Jemima Smith sues Hag entown FredericksA hallway Company alleging negligent operation and lack of proper guards. Ten witnesses were summoned for the plaintiff. defense attorneys are Samuel C.A. Lewis, W. Clinton McSherry for the plaintiffs and Leo Weberg for the railroad company.

Andjlastel Sev Motter Leo Misa Wilcox Ahir -Brotier Reno S Enim Mj-Storm Coun Jemima Smith Margaret Hagentown Fredericksa Hallway East Patricks Street Waroner Sala Kneck IplaMuifs Leo Weiberg

Assault arrests and court actions spill into frayed local notes

Sunday night arrest of Harrison Palmer on an assault warrant sworn by Pauline Raglan. Woman claims Palmer struck her and threatened with a knife. Palaver bond set for Monday court. Also listed are several locals tied to cases and a Friday recital at Hood College featuring Virginia Carty and Mary Filler, both prominent Musicians and Frederickt onians with strong pedigrees.

G. W.myerg Pauline Raglan Harrison Palmer Sng Greulae Ti U Obaxon Palmer Anatit Misa Virginia Carty Planist Marys Filler Hood ‘College Bepuite Cartyn Peabody Conservatory Baltimore Miss. Filler New Higjan’ Conservatory “of “Music Boston

Thanksgiving Day Services Across Local Churches

Thanksgiving services were held or scheduled across multiple churches. Evangelical Reformed Church planned morning worship with sermons on Thanksgiving themes and musical offerings. Presbytarian and Methodist churches announced services and commemorations, with choirs and congregational hymns. Daughters of the American Revolution observed Repudiation Day, noting a large meet and historical reflections on Fort Frederick and the county court house.

Evangelical Reformed Church Boston Jter Henri L. G. Keffer Junto Rlose Rolo Sarabonile Tandel Rogers Daughters of the American Revolution Janet Willans South Market Street Francis “H Mark Ell Ro Bent Frederica County Court Old Court House Great Britain Old Fort Frederick Janet Wiliania Grace ‘Tratl Catherine Ramsburgae

Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs Cis Routzahn and Son

A double birthday reception and surprise party were held at the Routzahn home on Third Street to honor Mrs Cis Routzahn and Emory Routzahn s 20th birthday. Guests included Folin Linney and family and Mr and Mrs C O Routzahn with several others attending. Games and refreshments followed the surprise celebration with many useful gifts reported.

Cis Alor Ev Routzahn Ease Third Street Hers Childrenn Folin I. Linney Mary Helen Pauls John Ale Mra WiIhon Heffner Routaahn Charles, Jr R. B. Routzal Point O Rocks Emory Wwerer le Virts Elmer Michael Mildred . Zontz Carrie Stup Bertha Cutsall Elzabeth Magaha Mary Colbert Lucids Wirts Julia Stup Ethel Fawley

CAN HEN LAY THREE EGGS IN A DAY CLAIMS SMITH

Harry C. Smith of East Sixth Street, poultry exhibitor, reports his Wyanotte pullet hatched May 2 laid three eggs in a single day. Witnesses attest to the event from 8 AM to 10:30 AM and again at 7:30 PM, with two eggs produced the first day. He asserts no mix up and notes eggs sold for seven cents each.

Harry C. Smith East Sixth Street Todd Mr. Smith Caight

Thieves Scrap a Ford Touring Car in Liberty Town

A Ford touring car used for hire by F. Lorraine Simpson of Liberty town was robbed last night. Thieves took the spare tire, one wheel, and tools, leaving the motor and frame. The car had been hired to Irving Albaugh Eugene Hammond Jr and L Sneadner for a trip to Frederick. the rear axle broke near Liberty to Mt Pleasant, and the party was returned by Charles Brachey.

F. Lorraine Simpson Liberty Town Shovritt Lertenbakers Irving Albaugh Eugene Hammond, Jr L. Sneadner Frederick Liberty Mt. Pleasant Charles Brachey Chestnut Grove

Funeral for Mrs Francia Held at McKatg Church

The funeral of Mrs Francia took place yesterday at the church near McKatg with pastor Jesse Rurall of the Church of the Brethren officiating. Pallbearers included J. Y. Snidad, Gar Jenter, Duvall, and John M. Haugh. Interment followed in the cemetery adjoining the church. C. C. Carty served as funeral director. John M. Haller, visiting Philadelphia, will attend the Fenn-Cornell game on Thanksgiving Day.

Francia Wee Melock Avith T. Ie McKatg al Roy Jesse Rurall Garjfenter Duvall C. C. Carty John M. Haller Philadelphia

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