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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
10
After August 23 storms disrupted service across Maryland 6400 subscribers received rebates totaling 2700 dollars. Most rebates were small credit adjustments for outages of a day or less while about 12 000 phones were out of service at peak. Company officials say rebates are issued as credits and reflect service interruptions and record keeping.
An October 6 traffic incident near Ladiesburg involves Wilion church and York road. A man, Witham Miller, was struck by a car coming from Woodsboro as he tried to cross. He sustained facial and bodily injuries and was taken to Frederick City Hospital. Several local residents and relatives are noted visiting and caring for the injured and ill.
Ambridge Pa Oct 5 A riot at the Spang Chalfant Seamless Tube plant left one man dead and at least 15 wounded after deputies moved in on a disorderly picket line. Adam Petesuski 42 of Ambridge died from a neck wound while being transported to a hospital. Tear gas and gunfire followed orders to disperse as strikers refused. Ambulances rushed the injured to area hospitals as deputies and civilians watched on a crowded slope.
Local residents from Tadiachire NES of Ladiesburg and nearby areas spent Sundays with relatives including Hahn Singer and Clabaugh families. Visitors traveled from Frederick Union Bridge Baltimore and Indianapolis to share meals and greetings, with several moving between homes and planning new residences and visits.
Taylorsville reports Sunday school at 10:30 and evening services at the church led by Rev. Howard Amoss. Baltimore visitors include Clavin Condon and the Condon family. Freres and Eva Franklin visited a daughter recovering at Mercy hospital. Hare Koontz and Mrs Jefferson Sinphry visited relatives, with other guests from George Young and Loraine Frizell families. The Ladies Aid met at the church with president William Barnes presiding and scripture lessons and prayers led by Rev. Amoss.
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