Two Fined For Assault In Prolonged Court Session
In a extended pre holiday hearing Magistrate Edward J. Smith fined Edward and Samuel Smith of near Union Bridge a total of 52 dollars, and fined Thomas J. Sands and Frederick 11 dollars after prior delays. Hargett accused Edward Smith of assault at a tavern near Frederick Junction on October 24, with twelve witnesses. Car damage, broken headlight, and a torn radio antenna were among the injuries cited. The Smiths denied wrongdoing. charges include unlawful tampering with an automobile. The Smiths plan to appeal. Sands was fined 10 dollars and costs for assault and battery and related charges after a plea. Additional traffic cases from Pennsylvania drivers were noted. A summons was issued for Gradt King on a separate complaint of assault.
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Edward J. Smith
Edward
Samuel Smith
Brothers
Union Bridge
Thomas J. Sands
Frederick
Lewis Hargett
Doubs
Smith Brothers
Hargett
Frederick Junction
Edward Smith
Smith
Liberty District
Carroll County
Corp W. W. Corbin
Sergt Charlies
Main
Smiths
Norman Dietz
Sergt
Frank Dorsey
Sands
August A Glass
Hunt County
H. Leafor
Charles R Stickel
Chester C Crps
D K. Leaman
Spencer H Graybeal
Lancaster
Frank Fisher
Neffsville
Corp
W. W. Corbin
Maryland
South
Pennsylvania Salvage Company
Gradt King
Jane White
Germany Massing Troops Near Greek Frontier
London censoring reports state Germany is massing troops near the Greek frontier amid rising Balkan guerrilla activity. Berlin plans for possible invasion measures are suspected as Germans defend against Greek partisan forces in Yugoslavia. Allied reports note German reinforcements moving from Usice to the Serbian front after a heavy defeat near Kremen with 180 killed.
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London
Germany
Guerrila
Balkans
Londer
Sofia
Budapest
Yugoslavia
Greec- Cairo
Rval
Peloponnesus
Usice
Kremen
Evangelistic services planned at Middletown U B Church
Evangelistic services will be conducted at Middletown United Brethren Church from November 28 to December 5, every night except Saturday. Services begin at 8 o'clock with special music. The pastor Rev G Sheil will preach.
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Middletown
Wallet theft arrest after pistol point robbery in Gapland
John Hagan of Gapland was arrested Thursday afternoon at his home by State Troopers Harold Basore and William Houck and charged with jewelry theft of a wallet containing $400 to $500. The robbery allegedly occurred near Frederick County with a pistol at the point of transfer. Witnesses James, Thomspon Jr., and Minor described the events leading to the arrest and the money in question. Debris notes that Hagan had about $2 when detained and denies the theft. Deeds recorded in the clerk’s office noted in the same report.
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Waterford
John Hagan
Gapland
Harold Basore
William Houck
James
Charles Thompson Jr
Leesburg
Hagen
Hagan
Brunswick
Virginia
Frederck County
Thurmont Bank sells three acre property on Frederick road
The Thurmont Bank sold a three acre parcel on the west side of Frederick road in Thurmont to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer P Schildt for about $3000. The property was formerly owned by Morris B Summel. Other transfers include John W ONeal selling three acres on the south side of the Frederick Widdie town road near Braddak Heights for around $2500.
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Thurmont Bank
Elmer P. Schildt
Frederick Road
Thurmont
Morris B Summel
John W Oneal
Minnie B McNeal
Frederick Widdietown Road
Braddak Heights
Annual Father And Son Dinner At Church Of The Brethren
The Men's Work Organization hosts the annual Father and Son dinner at the Church of the Brethren with Ralph W Fahrney presiding. Prof James C Biehl spoke, about five dozen attendees, Gilmer Garst toasted the sons, Irving Beall replied, Robert James Jr sang, Kenneth Fogle sang, Charles E Swamles led as toastmaster, Rev Ralph E Shobe blessed the meal, and Donald Leatherman led group singing with Frances Brengle accompanying. Present were Rev Ralph E Shober, Prof James C Biehl, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Ralph W Fahrney
James C. Biehl
Gilmer Garst
Irving Beall
Robert James, Jr
Kenneth Fogle
Frances Brengle
Charles E Swamles
Ralph E Shobe
Donald Leatherman
Ralph E Shober
Sequences of Names Tied to Local Notices
Sequences list individuals including Seph Bradshaw Austin Kemp Gene Kemp Roy L Leatherman and Donald Leatherman in a local notice context. No additional details provided.
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Seph Bradshaw
Austin Kemp
Gene Kemp
Roy L. Leatherman
Donald Leatherman
Fuel Oil Rations To Remain Unchanged Across Areas
Washington announces fuel oil rations in the 33 states area will stay at 10 gallons per unit for Periods 1 and 4, with Period 2 starting in November and Period 3 coupons allowing larger single deliveries in the Midwest and South. The OPA maintains Period 1 levels while oil supply conditions continue.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Period dates for rationed areas adjusted by region
The record notes period 3 runs from November 30 to February 8 for all states in the rationed area except the South, which ends January 23. Period 2 begins November 30 in the Midwest and South, while civilians face no significant coupon value increase yet.
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Midwest
First ostrich farm opened at South Pasadena in 1886
A fragment notes the first ostrich farm being established at South Pasadena California in 1886. It records periods ending March 14 and February 22 in two regions and mentions a Period begins January 4.
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South Pasadena
Cal
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Ernest K. Jackson
Leo T. Duvall
Herbert W Duvall
John Zimmerman
David Zimmerman
Robert Firor
Lee Miller
Charles Rice
Paul E Kaetzel
Samuel H Young
Harry B Grove
Kenneth E Fogle
Mehrle Duvall
Norman Blubaugh
Harold C Fogie
Russell Frushour
Atlee Goucker
Wilmer L. Shifer
Rudy Lee Shifer
Maurice D. Siifer
Raymond R Shier
Paul S. Stull
Robert James
A. H LéBrusn
Paul LaBrush
Carroll Sayler
G E Brengle
Monroe Free
Harry M Free
L W Putman
Ronald Garland
N. Norwood
J Welty Fahrney
Dwight Shober
Chas E Swomley
Jacob F Kintz
H Kintz
Denton Garst
Jesse C Shaver
Walter Leroy Poole
Walter W Poole
Franklin R Andrews
Roy R Grave
J G Garst
Donald Garst
Raymond Garst
Rendall Garst
H H Swaumley
Robert R Rhoderick
R Rendall Rhoderick
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Gospel Fellowship Tabernacle
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Ralph Rudisill
Lebanon Valley Gospel Band
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