Missing Boy Found In Auto After School Absence
Jack William Castle, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer T. Castle, was located Thursday night in the rear of his father's car at the beer garden on the Washington pike. He had been missing since Thursday afternoon after leaving Parkway school, sparking a large search through Baker Park and Carroll Creek led by firemen, police, and the City Water Department. The youth appeared dazed but unharmed, with no injuries evident, and returned to Parkway school the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack William Castle
Gilmer T. Castle
Jefferson Street
Carroll Creek
Washington Pike
Castle
Parkway School
Young Castle
Baker Park
City Water Department
College Avenue Bridge
Water Department
Willian J. Davis
United Rescue Squadron
United Floodlight
College Avenue
West College Terrace
Paul Suler
Jack
News-Poat
Olive Roberts Barton
Teddy
Miss White
Dorothy
Unusual prefabricated summer home by Lake Delavan
Architect Howard T. Fisher designed a split-level prefabricated house built on a sloping lot at Lake Delavan Wisconsin. The upper story houses the living room while the lower floor contains dining recreation and kitchen areas to provide privacy for family members and entertaining guests amid a main hall that separates two bedroom groups. The plan was chosen by the Architectural Forum in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard T. Fisher
Lake Delavan
Wis
Architectural Forum
East 42Nd St
New York
N. Y
Unauthorized use case nets 30 day jail term
Rodney Toms pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of an automobile and was jailed for 30 days in Police Court before Justice Patrick M. Schnauffer, with Constable Guy Anders making the arrest. Arden Lewis was held for the grand jury after failing to post bond on a family non support charge. A south side window would receive 45 times as much annual sunlight as a north side window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Toms
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Guy Anders
Arden Lewis
Anders
Justice Schnauffer
Teddy Learns to Face His Handicapped World at School
A mother asks teachers to handle her son Teddy’s missing fingers with care. Miss White educates the class to overlook the handicap and keep focus on Teddy’s eyes, while a bully named Peter triggers a plan that turns the lesson into a fight for respect. Teddy joins the class, soon forgetting his fear as peers accept him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Iag
Teddy
Peter
Right of way deed filed for Point of Rocks bridge approach
The first deed for right of way to access the new Point of Rocks bridge was placed on record Thursday. The conveyance comes from A Hart Etchison and others to the State Roads Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Hart Etchison
State Roads Commission
Social Notes From Ladiesburg and Vicinity
Ladiesburg and nearby towns noted multiple visits and family gatherings. Mrs Charles Martin of Bark Hill and Mrs Annie Edgar of Baltimore spent time with Mrs Paul Saylor. Frank Albaugh and Sarah Albaugh of Taneytown visited William Long and family. Mrs F H Birely attended a Baltimore birthday dinner for Addie Sinnott and her son John, with Mrs Katie O Connor. Ethel Smith visited the Samuel Smith family of Ponsersville. Sterling Rowe and daughter Anna of Bark Hill visited the Saylor family. Leslie Gross hosted visitors including Paul Lightner and George Wirtz of Frederick, Austin Gross of Sykesville, and sisters Mary and Dorothy Gross of Frederick. Eola Binkley of Linwood was a recent visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Charles Martin
Bark Hill
Annie Edgar
Baltimore
Paul Saylor
Frank
Sarah Albaugh
Taneytown
William Long
F H Birely
Addie Sinnott
John
Katie O'Connor
Ethel Smith
Samuel Smith
Ponsers
Leslie Gross
Paul Ol Lightner
George Albert Wirtz
Frederick
Austin Gross
Sykesville
Mary
Dorothy Gross
Eola Binkley
Linwood
Local Visits Highlight Area Hosts and Moves
Mrs Addie Saylor dropped by Annapolis to visit the home of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Brandenburg and Mrs Stewart Brandenburg. Mrs Sarah Albaugh of Taneytown visited Mr and Mrs Harry Houck. Mr and Mrs C S Smith Ethel Wilhide and Lola Biakley toured York to see Mr and Mrs William Smith and family. Mr and Mrs Seabrane have moved into their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Birely
Addie Saylor
Annapolis
Wilbur Brandenburg
Stewart Brandenburg
Sarah Albaugh
Taneytown
Harry Houck
C. 5. Smith
Ethel Wilhide
Lola Biakley
York
William Smith
Seabrane
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Father’s Auto
Vitality Salos
Arrow Shoe Store
North Market St
Pete
Jhum
Teacher
Felton-Sibley
Felton
Sibley
Felton, Sibley & Co., Inc
4Th and
Cherry Streets
Philadelphia
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Emi
40Th Street
N.Y
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bennett's
Priscilla
Alude
Bluebird
Sagless
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