Week end drunks tie up city police in disorderly arrests
Police Court set for this evening as weekend brawls and street disorder lead to numerous drunk and disorderly arrests. Palm Ogle and Kingsley Ogle, held on collateral, face hearings. others jailed for failure to post bonds. Sheriff and officers reported multiple cases of intoxication, traffic violations, and street fights across Saturday night and Sunday morning.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
City Hall
Marshal Palm
Jonathan Ogle
Phobus
Palm
Kingsley Ogle
North Mareth Street
Dorsey
Lieut
Blumenauer
James
Barrett
Jal
Francis Willis
Fagan
Walter Hallman
Swomley
Oscar Kline
Hoffman
W. R. Perrow
Francis Hughes
Clark O Nicholson
John Daley
Revealing Minor Suit Power Makes Slam Bid Invincible
Secretary of the American Contract Bridge League discusses the opening minor three bid and how it enables reach to slams with partner support. A New York duplicate game example shows six to ace king queen or seven to ace king jack holding guiding the slam decision.
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New York
Menor
East
Grand Slam No Trump Bid Leads to Victory
A bridge bidding problem unfolds as the opener- K. advances to seven no trump after partner holds seven clubs and the queen. The defense misreads Easts double, and the grand slam is achieved. a Washington suspect faces reckless driving charges and posting bail.
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South
Drunk and disorderly arrest and DUI charges reported
Officers Six and Dorsey arrested a drunken individual in the street, posting 250 collateral at Richard Myers, 237 Center Street. Dorsey and Blumenauer later jailed a Saturday 10 45 p.m. DUI suspect with 100 collateral. James Battles jailed after tampering with a parked car. Atlee Brandenburg from Ijamsville jailed on a drunken driving charge with 100 collateral. Mrs. Audrey S.
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Six
Dorsey
Richard Myers
Center Street
Blumenauer
James Battles
Atlee Brandenburg
Ijamsville
Staley
Audrey S
Hull And Garner Lead As 40 Possibilities
Washington October 9 Cordell Hull and John N Garner share similar experience as long time legislators now serving as Secretary of State and Vice-President Their names are among many Democratic presidential nominees mentioned for 1940 though Hull would be 69 and Garner 72 by that year
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Washington
Cordell Hull
John N. Garner
Hull
Garner
National Grocers Week Observed by Local Grocers
National Grocers Week runs October 10 to 15 with 350 or more grocers in Frederick County taking part. The Independent Retail Food Distributors Organization and over 100 members of the Save-U Association contribute to the observance. Maryland leads in independent grocer organization, with top convention wins this year. Dr William Nel of Kelly Hospital will address the Frederick County Medical Society October 18 on Radium Therapy and its uses for the general practitioner.
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Frederick County
Dares, Bakeries
Haa
Tme
France
Save-U
Maryland
William Nel
Kelly Hospital
Baltimore
Wll
Frederick County Medical Society
Francis Scott Key Hotel
de. Neil
Pinkham's Compound touted for nervous relief
An old advertising claim promotes Lytta E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a general nervous system aid for women. It asserts lasting physical resilience, reduced distress from functional disorders, and a long history of testimonials and nationwide usage.
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Lytta E Pinkham
Pinkham
Among County Women's Clubs Meeting District Event
District Club Meeting brought together Rural Women's Clubs from Harmony Grove Woodsboro and Walkersville at Walkersville for a flower show. Mrs Frank Nicodemus presided, prayers and music led by Mrs John Drenning, demonstrations on Winter Windows Christmas Decorations and Table Arrangement, plus judging remarks by Prof W R Ballard on roses zinnas dahlias asters and marigolds.
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Harmony Grove
Woodsboro
Waleersville
Walkers
Frank Nicodemus
Walkersville Club
Nelson Stauffer
Nicademus
Edward Mantz
Eliabeth Gessbert
John Drenning
Drenning
J OW
Long Walkersville Club
J. E Stone
Woodsboro Club
J B. Kuhn
Witham Powell
Courtney Stauffer
Loyalty Class Meeting At Margaret Hoover Home
The Loyalty Class of United Brethren Sunday school met on September 30 at 120 West Third Street, opening with The Old Rugged Cross. The group read scripture and prayed, then discussed several subjects of business arising since the last meeting.
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United Brethren Sunday School
Margaret Hoover
West Third Street
Old Rugged Cross
Creamulsion promised to ease stubborn coughs
An advertisement touts Creamulsion as the remedy for chest colds and bronchial irritation, claiming the medicine soothes inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm. It guarantees a refund if unsatisfied and advises asking for Creomulsion by name.
Democrats On Tour In Southern Maryland
Democratic candidates Millard Tydings and Herbert O Connor plan a day-long tour of Charles county Maryland. They will visit crossroad stops and end with an 8 p m address in La Plata. Attending locals include Aiis Garber Pauline Quinn Jul a Lightner Evelyn Fox Naomi Gearnger and others. The next meeting is set for the last Friday night in October at Juha Lightner’s home.
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la Plata
Maryland
Charles County
Serrator Millard
E Tydings
Herbert R O'Conor
Pomis
Epee Trose
Aiis Garber
Wacser
Pauline Quinn
JuLa Lightner
Evelyn Fox
Naom, Gearnger
Musour
Peddifcord
Likiag Myers
Blanche Hiltinter
Helen Free
Margaret Kran
Margaret Hoover
Helena Mercer
Grace Covell
Ruth Morgan
Mary Stull
Juha Lightner
Williams Treatment Offer for Uric Acid Sufferers
For 46 years The Williams Treatment aids uric acid sufferers. Send address and ten cents to Dr D A Williams Company East Hampton Conn for a quill size T5 cent berthe 32 doses plus diet suggestions. No obligation, no COD. One bottle per person.
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Williams
Willians
D. A. Willams Company
East Hampton
Conn
Not a Drunk Just an Indian Sleeping on Sidewalk
Topeka Kansas October 10 AP police blotter notes a drunk on the sidewalk at Second and Kansas Avenue. The disposal entry says it wasn’t a drunk but an Indian resting on the sidewalk. Sleeping under the sunny sky is described as an old Indian custom.
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Topeka
Kan
Second
Kansas Ave
Nnue
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