Gittinger Found Guilty On Assault Charge In Jury Verdict
After about an hour of deliberation a jury found John Gittinger guilty on one count of assault and battery in a case tied to a moonshine fueled confrontation. He was remanded to jail awaiting sentence as associate Judge Glenn H Worthington presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gittinger
Traverser
Ki. Gittinger
Glenn H. Worthington
Gittinger
Jair
Charles Speaks
Alien Bartgiz
James A. Jones
Joseph H. Repp
James A. Painter
George Burdette
Robert Boyer
Charles W. Smith
John Engelbrecht
Jennie L. Myers
Lewis
Clarence L. Ridgeway
Harp
Wood
Merriman
Becraft and Hanes
James
Annan and Horner cases postponed to December term
Hearing in the cases of Edgar L. Annan and Andrew A. Horner of the defunct Annan Horner and Company in Emmitsburg has been postponed until the December term. State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders announced the delay due to defense counsel unavailability. Horner was recently acquitted of false pretense involving 1100 dollars and faces embezzlement charges alongside Annan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Annan
Andrew A. Horner
Annan
Harry W. Nice
Baltimore
Heavy frost forms in Lynchburg Virginia again
The Associated Press reports a heavy frost in Lynchburg Virginia this morning with very low temperatures. The frost marks are noted as more severe than in recent days and mirror earlier frosts observed since October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Associated Press
Ort
Zeta
Woodward of Fourth Street Found Dead in Home Cellar
Milton A Woodward 81 died suddenly at 930 this morning at his home 4 West Fourth Street after returning from a store trip. He once ran a green grocery at Market and Patrick streets and later lived retired. He was a Calvary Methodist and oldest member of the Junior Fire Company. Survived by sons Elmer Baltimore Milton A Coatsville and daughter Mrs Emma W Engelbrecht and six grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 3 with services at the house and Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton A. Woodward
West Fourth Street
Edward P. Thomas
Woodward
Market and
Patrick Streets
C. Thomas Kemp
West
Patrick Street
Calvary M. E. Church
Elmer
Baltinore
Milton A
Coatsville
Emma W. Engelbrecht
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Hold Up at Ritz Carlton Night Manager Robbed
New York police report three armed men stormed the Ritz Carlton Hotel lobby at 2 30 am seizing the night manager and staff. They robbed the adjoining jewelry shop of 5000 worth gems and fled as a patrolman arrived. A porter, bellman, and elevator operator were held in an elevator cage during the heist. Charlie Chaplin saw the incident shortly after it began. The bandits left behind jewels valued at 45000 in the smashed case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Ritz-Carlton
Charlie Chaplin
Father weeps as father fined for beating daughter
Robert R. Rutherford, a catchman on the B and O railroad at Silver Spring, was fined 10 dollars and costs for assault and battery on his 10 year old daughter. He claimed the girl took his wine and that the stick was used in a heated moment. Judge Johnson remitted the fine on condition he not repeat the act. The Childrens Aid Society investigated the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Rutherford
B. and O. Railroad
Silver Spring
J. Grahame Johnson
Rutherford
Nquor
Lander
Jus Tiee Johnson
Louise Nelson
Children’s Aid Society
Wage Demands Reach Railroads Executives Summary
Fourteen eastern railroads reported receipt of wage increase requests from engineers and firemen's brotherhoods for conference to press demands for higher wages. Conductors and brakemen were not yet seeking group action, with executives stating each railroad will consider questions individually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Orm
Eastern Roads
Cars Line
Bandits Rob Jail And Get 20 Year Convict
Five masked men robbed the county jail in Jay Oklahoma releasing Ed Lockhart a bank bandit. A youth under 18 led the actual holdup while others posted to deter resistance. Lockhart already faced a 20 year sentence for bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jay
Okla
Ed. Lockhart
Lockhart
Gas Overcomes Street Worker During Repair Incident
A city street repairman, John Caragh of Thurmont, was overcome by gas while repairing a main in a ditch near the square. Foreman Charles Myers assisted, and Sergeant John Hughes offered aid. Despite fresh air, Caragh’s condition seemed serious and he was taken to Frederick City Hospital by John H. Linton of Yellow Springs for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Caragh
Thurmont
Charles Myers
John Hughes
Frederick
Market Street
Gettysburg
Hughes
John H. Linton
Yellow Springs
Frederick City Hospital
Market shows uneven early decline with rail shares steadier
By The Associated Press New York Oct 8 Only a few industrials and specialties escaped the depressing influence of the gradual scaling down of stock prices during the first hour. Railroad stocks were generally well sustained though Chesapeake and Ohio fell 134. Toward noon the market displayed more stability. Call money opened at 4 4 4 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Chesapeake and Ohio
Takoma Park Residents Die in Train Collision
Washington dispatch reports three Takoma Park residents were killed when their car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train at Lamond grade crossing. Victims identified as Samuel I D. Coe, 36, Herman Steiner, 20, and Miss Dorothea Hoogland, 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Takoma Park
Baltimore and Ohio
Lamond Grade
Samuel ID. Coe
Herman Steiner
Dorothea Hoogland
Klan Disrupts Sermon At Methodist Church In Pa
Nine hooded Ku Klux Klan members interrupted Bishop Francis J. McConnell during a sermon at First Church in Bittanning Pennsylvania. The Klansmen, among 500 Pittsburgh conference delegates present, marched down the aisle and offered an envelope which the bishop refused. He stated the right to protest masks but not to interrupt a religious service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bittanning
Francis J. McConnell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ku Klux Klan
Pittsburgh
The
Dedication of New First Baptist Church Oct 28
Final arrangements for the dedicatory services of the New First Baptist church led by Rev W C Royal Paytor are set for October 28. Dr J J Van Ness of Nashville will preach the sermon and speaks as a leading Southern Baptist figure. Other speakers include Dr W H Daylor and Rev REL Flaer with local pastors present. Lectures and Bible School sessions feature Mrs Lilian Forbes and Mrs L McCucheon among others, with worker conferences open to all denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
J. J. van Ness
Nashville
Tenn
van Ness
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptists
W. H. Daylor
Maryland Baptist Union Association
Rel FL Aler
Young People
J. ¥. Irwin
Tragerstown
J. F. Rorex
Brunswick Baptist Church
R.miller
Morrisonsburg
Bible School
Uss Lilian
Forbes
Tennexport
L.mccucheon
Modestown
Danom'nationa
Rally Day Observed In City Sunday Schools
Rally Day and Sunday services were held across city churches with large crowds and spirited programs. Calvary M E and Evangelical Reformed churches reported record attendances, music by local quartets, sermons by visiting pastors, and a unity rally service. The United Brethren church noted strong year reports and an upcoming conference in Dallastown Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M. E. Church
Calvary Method
Episcopal Church
A. Hart Etchison
Ruth Rimmerman
William M. Storm
Lucius C. Clark
Washington
C. E. Cline
D. G. E Williams
George E. Castle
Myersville
Goodson
Ruth Zimmerman
Hagerstown
J. Paul Wright
DPD
Clark
Epworth League
Ruth Cline
Trayer
C. A. Gilson
J. P. Engelbrecht
Geo. M. Free
C Ke. Cline
Pover
Edgar K. Moore
Larris C. Clark
Weehington
Mary Gerhard
P. T. Kuhn
Dr. Kieffer
Jean Gosnell
Chad
Hmoly Thomas
Ham T. Delaplaine
Virginia Excle
William Stauffer
Mary Etta Wilson
Jesus Loven
Donald Ramsburg
Helen Culler
Frank Dertzbaugh
Dorothy Morgan Lloyd Herbert
Bettie Gosnell
Harold Culler
U. B
Holy Communion
United Brethren Church
Dallastown
Wm. R. Glen
Hatch
Bulding
Reno S. Harp
C. Thomas Summers
Simon Summers
Wiliam Tieneck
Carrol Shook
Marion Mobermy
Jacob Kintz
Richard Kline
Joseph Shook
Walter King
Henrietta Fisher
Jennie Remshure
George Hamilton
Glenn O Garher
Daisy McDonald
David Steiner
C. BE
Fair Boxes Net 362 For Society Victims Of Drugs
The annual auction of ten grandstand boxes for the Frederick Vale was held at the O F Warehlme office. Boxes sold for 33 to 40 dollars and Miss Ethelda Teitrbery, Olympic swimmer, will exhibit next week. Traffic regulations for Market Street during the fair are being drafted by Mayor Culler as parking rules are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Patrick
Church Streets
Culler
Market
Patrick Streets
Taperstown
Frederirk
Angerstown Square
Frederick
Thurmont
Thurmont Division
Francis Scott Key
Hagerstown
Tas
Joanna
John Best
Ib Wi
Pennsylvania Conference Co. Union
Women's Missionary Association
Otterbein Galldws
Wm. R. Glen
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John L. Thompson
Percy Gray
Staley Heffner
William B. Spring
John L. Bradshaw
Bennett Lewis
Clara G. Spitler
Daniel Wright
Carl Cramer
Horner
M. A. Woodward
Corner Market
Robert Rutherford, Lander
Justice Johnson
John Carbaugh
Elsie Barthel
Lorenzo Savage
Leff
Savage
Nuree
East End
First Baptist
Calvary Quartette
Mary Filler
Irene Goodson
James Steinlein Harris
George W. Feinlein
East Eighth Street
Sunday School Board
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Woman's Home Mlsionary Society
Evangelical Reformed Rally
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Charles W. Lough
God
Ti. J. G. Kieffer
Helen Condon
Jesus
Bertha Smith
Virginia Carty
Emory I. Coblent
G. Oscar Rhoads
J. Dutrow
Wymn
Holy Spirit
Willetta Paisley
Lillian Allison
Pauline Virger
Mary Staley
Paulina Little
Catherine Zimmerman
Ruth Garrett
Catherine Engebrecht
Pauline Little
Dorothy Abrecht
Dunot
Catherine Cramer
Roaenna Fahney
Dorothyamsburg
Misa Corinne Bowers
Chambersburg
Exercimes
Robert Harrin
Jon Thomas James
Edwin Taser
Robert McCardell
Apple
Brunsw.ck
Edward Carroll, Jr
Thon
U. S
H. and
F. Rwy. Co
United States
Dr. W. Snyder, Jr
S.J. Paxton
Brunswick
Allan T. Wade
LG. M. Graves
Carroll
Sykesville
Martinsburg
Hrungwheck
Carroll, Jr
Paxton
Wis
Bond
John W Fisner
Glen
Grace Reformed
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Buckingham Industrial School
Buckeystown
Conrad McClong
Ernest R. Clark
Asd
Buckingham School
Colerton
C. Moorer
Grace Reformed Church
Robert Lo Smith
Naewspat
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