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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1944

Page

6

Three Years For Rape And Other Sentences

Charles Sidney McKinley West a colored man was sentenced to three years in the Maryland Penitentiary for rape while a burglary conviction was generally suspended. Lester Brown eighteen was jailed for four years on two larceny counts. his brother Clifton sixteen had a suspended sentence for two larceny counts. A jury found Russell Lytes not guilty of larceny. Associate Judge Prescott noted protecting young girls, while Judge Schnauffer imposed the four year term and suspended the rest for Clifton. The juries listed include Byron Free as foreman for West and Elmer Smith as foreman for West burglary. Lytes was acquitted. James represented Clifton. West and Brown had other details at Lime Kiln. Jurors and attorneys named. petit jurors dismissed till Monday.

Great Court Thunda Charles Sidney McKinley West Frederick Maryland Lester Brown Hope Hill House of Correction Clifton Brown Russell Lytes Diumard Stewart West Stedrvan Prescott Rwne Patrick M. Schnauffer Clifton James Lester Jarera Byron E. Free Robert J. Burall Amos R Keller William H. Whitmore Thomas W Souder Thoms S. Anderson Elmer E. Smith Herman Weener E. Owen Dorsey John W. Cook Houlton Nicodemus Cornelius H Roberts C Allen Brown John W Cook H. Fulton Nicodemus Niemann A. Brunk Cornelius H. Roberts Thomas H. Valentine Lay N Wolfe Edgar M Kelier William T. Biser Clarence W Cline Lyles Owen Dorsey Foreman Houlston Nicodemus

Emmitsburg Women's Club Holds September Meeting

The Emmitsburg club met at Fireman's Hall with fourteen members in attendance. Mrs Harry Boyle led the pledge and singing, reports from Frederick meeting were shared, and war activities and homemaker demonstrations were discussed for upcoming months. Funds from a tea at Mrs Rodgers’ home totaled $4, and future games and a service mailing are planned.

Emmitsberg Club Emmitsburg Women's Club Fireman's Hall Harry Boyle Richard Zacharias Mesic America Louise Sebold Frederick Oscar Stinson War Activities Coe Robert Topper Thornton Rodgers Rodgers Seton Avenue Florence Williams American Red Cross Hanmmely Frederick County Frederck Oscar Stiron Marty Boyle Roy Bollinger Reobert Doherty Mase Ann Codort Lowise Sebold Lord Baltimore Note Baltimore Hany Bayle Wey de Serge Db Dopo Boyle

Average Livestock Prices Set Record at Maryland Show

The 16th annual Maryland livestock show reports record averages for all classes. Aberdeen Angus steer brought 7 cents per pound. fat steer carload sold at 20 cents. Hog top price 42 cents, average hog price 18.5 cents. Lamb average 20 cents. champion hog price 70 cents. champion barrow 82 cents. Dewey campaign dates noted with NBC CBS broadcasts in Minneapolis and Chicago.

Baltimore Ahaha P. Harvey Raron Lankford Pocomoke Dry Widnae Farms Monkton Ald Donald Keller Middletown David Duncan Ellicott City Stow Charles Lutz Middle- Town Young Lutz Barrow Dewey New York Thomas E Dewey Minneapolis Chicago Republican National Minneapolis Municipal Auditorium NBC CBS

Belgian Purge Sends 40,000 Suspected Traitors to Armories

In Brussels on October 3 more than 40,000 Belgians suspected of collaboration with Nazis were arrested in a swift purge. About 20 military tribunals began trials with at least ten condemned to death for treason.

Brussels

Public sale of valuable residence in New Market Maryland

Nelle M Hough will publicly sale on the premises in New Market Frederick County Maryland on Saturday October 7 at 1 PM the parcel on the south side of Main Street facing sixty eight feet and depth one hundred sixty five feet more or less.

New Market Frederick County Maryland Rehsange Nelle M Hough Main Street Mary M. Clay Fife Calvin E. Clay Fee Crafton Clay Office the Register of Wills Mary M Clay Calvin [E Clay Sutvivine Khim Nellie M Weagh Olive Wow Market Nellie M Hough Walter Fo Earl Hoff Paul Green Lawes Die Farm Jeanetta Kemp Emmett R. Bowlus Raymond L. Kelly Florida Jefferson Frederick Harper's Ferry Cash Howard Fawley Audt John Bowlus New Windsor Charles Graybull Carroll County Orphans’ Court Charles Graybul Charles Graybill D. Princeton Buckey H. Rurefier DeLaurel Liberty York Fulmer

Lewistown Woman's Club Celebrates Community Hall

The Lewistown Woman's Club marked a milestone with a celebration at the Lewistown Community Hall. New members were welcomed, renovations praised, and a demonstration on accessories given by Miss Dusie Whammerly. The group discussed the upcoming Lewistown Community Show and planned Christmas boxes for service members’ families.

Club Sisters celebrate 16th anniversary with readings and games

Water jug centerpiece for the anniversary cake with 16 yellow candles baked by Mrs Ramnsburg. Mrs Clifford Kelly organized the program opening with Lead On O King Eternal. Grace Noll Crowell poem read by Mrs K Paul Buhrman. John Gillespie Magee Jr. read. Miss Barbara Kelly closed with songs The Last Rose of Summer and The Mountain Stream. Mrs Ramsourg reviewed 16 years of club work and urged each member to seek her new club sister in the water lily beside her plate. Gifts exchanged. two members guessed their successors. Next meeting set for October 18 at the hall with co-hostesses Mrs Edward Kratz and Miss Sylvia Eyler.

Lewistown Nelson Strathern Lena Roberts Else Snook Dusse Whammerly Randolph Stull Moss Bar- Peas Clu Charles’ F Green George M. Palmer Edward Meckert Nelson Heckert S Forrest Roberts Clarkson Kelly Gary Atterback Bertie Kolb Grace Robinson Norman Sage Aguanwell Snook Ramnsburg Clifford Kelly Grace Noll Crowell K. Paul Buhrman Kelly John Gillespie Magee, Jr Barbara Kelly Sumner Ramsourg George Green Edward Kratz Sylvia Eyler

Court News Property Transfers Listed in County Records

Court notes record several deed transfers in the county. Allen V. Hinea and wife transfer to Lester G. Dutrow for $10, and back, with multiple other transfers including Clara E. Coblentz to Hermann Fischer and wife for $10. John B. Thomas and wife to Glenn E. Shafer and wife, etc. W Clinton McSherry trustees transfer to W Cash Smith for $135.

Allen V. Hinea Lester G. Dutrow Clara E. Coblentz Hermann Fischer John B. Thomas Glenn E. Shafer Alba G. McAfer John F. Goldys Leo A Goldys Kirby A John F Ruthvin Sig Matin Clinton McSherry W. Cash Smith

Alleged Peeping Tom Jailed At Brunswick

Brunswick police arrest John Calvin Lewis 40 of Washington for peeping in windows. Officer Earl Elliott says Lewis is serving a 30 day jail term here after a Monday night arrest. Neighbors identified two suspects amid fear of a prowler. Chester Voorhees Brunswick man arrested Wednesday night and jailed thirty days after local magistrate Howell Marvin Jones. unclear charges referenced.

Brunswick Reshue John Calvin Lewis Washington Earl Elliott Elliott New York Hill Chester Voorhees Gmbilie Sliteel Colville Howard Marvin Jones

Deadline Near For Home Canning Sugar Applications

Baltimore Oct 5 The State Price Administration advised housewives that October 15 is the last date to file applications for home canning sugar with local rationing boards. The State OPA cited strong home canned food production this year as largely responsible for reduced point values on vegetables.

Baltimore Price Administration OPA

Birthday Survive Surprise for Mrs Russell Long

A surprise birthday party was held at Mrs. Russell Long's home on Sunday afternoon October 1 with cake refreshments and gifts. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Long and many local friends and relatives such as Mr. and Mrs. Bo Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Duvell Mrs. George Duvall Mrs. Lindner and others.

Russell Long Bo Watkins Morgan Duvell George 5. Duvall R. L. Lindner Lina Merson Fannie Duvall Etta Burdette Agnes Haynes Lillie Catsail Luther Sill Grace Merson Rose Long Irvin Long LeRoy Sheets Gerald Duvall Rooney Duvall Billy Duvall Ruth

Unclear Names List From Netton Area Notices

Fragmentary listing includes Netton Miss Mary E Burdett Aliss Jean Watkins Miss Sturley Duvall Miss Evelyn Merson Miss Jennie Stanchiford Mrs Ray 5 Dietz Miss Virginia Rae Dietz and Milton B Boyer likely part of a social or notices section with multiple individuals named.

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