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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1937

Page

7

Police Court Cases Tried Thursday Night

Charles Stevens pled guilty to being drunk on the street and was fined five dollars plus costs or five days in jail. Cornelius Whiting, colored, near Lovettsville, Va., fined two dollars fifty cents and three days in jail in default. Vernon Rhoderuck, drunk on the street, fined ten dollars and costs or ten days in jail, chose jail. W R Poole forfeited five dollars collateral for being drunk on the street. Edward Evans forfeited two hundred fifty dollars collateral for disorderly conduct. C D Minnick posted one hundred two dollars fifty five cents collateral for operating a machine while intoxicated.

Charles Stevens Blumenaust Walter E. Sinn Cornelius Whiting Lovettsville Blumenauer Quinn Justice Sinn Vernon Rhoderuck Dorsey W. R. Poole Edward Evans Burras, Carmack and Murray C. D

Social Roundup in Middleburg and Nearby Areas

Activities include visits among Millers Delpheys and Johnson families from Middleburg to Hanover and Middletown. Attendance at funerals, weekend visits to Littlestown and Union Bridge, and a Sunday gathering at Bowman and Wilson households. The Women's Bible Class met with Rev. and Mrs. Sampson, listing attendees and refreshments.

Middleburg Frank Millers Wilbur Delphey Shirley Johnson Frank Miller Reta Janet Norval Johnson Jean Dorothy Betty Frank Rentzel Maurice Claybaugh Carroll Orville Lee Union Bridge Wilbur Delphes Ada McKinney Earl Rakestraw Hanover Newton Six Newton Here Wilfred Smith Batist Church Robert Six Walkersville Adams Middletown Clyde Welty Littlestown William Shuman Charles James Welty Raymond Fogle Fred Sue Ellen Johnsville Paul Sampson Sampson Carrie Hyde Elsie Hyde Lucy Rakestraw Vergie Miller Carrie Delphey Anna Les

Redskins to Use Dixie Howell More in Week Game

Redskins prepare to start Dixie Howell at halfback despite a leg injury hampering him since the season's start. Howell, Alabama star two years ago, saw brief action last week against the Eagles and remains a key threat for the Pittsburgh Pirates clash at Griffith Stadium next Sunday.

Howell Alabama University Washington Redskins Pittsburgh Pirates Griffith Stadium Philadelphia Eagles Alabama Crimson Tide Stanford

Family Visitors In Wolfsville And Nearby Towns

Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs L N Wolfe near Wolfsville included Monroe Beall from Monrovia and John A Greene from Damascus with Maurice and Albert Wolfe from Smithsburg Also visiting were Jacob Warrenfeltz family from Charles Town W Va Sophia Poole and Miss Mary Myers from Hagerstown and Gertrude Myers of Baltimore along with Mrs Earl Spong and Theodore Smith Discussed visits to Mr and Mrs Otha Wolfe Mrs Susie Kline visited her sister Mrs Walter Miner a Washington County Hospital patient in Hagerstown on Thursday.

Wolfsville L. N. Wolfe Here Monroe Beall Monrovia John A Greene Damascus Maurice and Albert Wolfe Smithsburg Jacob Warrenfeltz Jacob A. Warrenfelts Charles Town W Va Sophia Poole Hagerstown Earl Spong Mary Myers Theodore Smith Gertrude Myers Baltimore Otha Wolfe Susie Kline Walter Miner Washington County Hospital Jack Marcus

Family visit and church event in local area

A Baltimore family visited Mrs. Lydia Hays in Baltimore on Saturday. Mr and Mrs A E Sensenbaugh and Mr and Mrs Irl Sensenbaugh were dinner guests at Daniel Ott's home in Blue Mountains. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Stanley Brown and their daughter Jesu from near Camp Ritchie at Mrs Linnie Shuff's home. Christian Endeavor will be held at the Reformed Church Sunday evening with Frank Warrentfelts as leader.

Baltimore Marcus Lydia Hays A. E Sensenbaugh Irl Sensenbaugh Daniel Ott Blue Mountains Stanley Brown Jesu Camp Ritchie Linnie Shuff Christian Endeavor Reformed Church Frank Warrentfelts

Ladies' Aid Meets at Zion Reformed Bloomfield

The Charlesville Ladies' Aid Society met Thursday evening in Bloomfield parish hall led by president Mrs Susie Zimmerman. An opening song was America the Beautiful followed by scripture read by Miss Audrey Wachter and the Lord's Prayer. Sixteen members and 30 visitors attended. games and refreshments were provided by hostesses Mrs Phebe and Naoma Wachter. The group adjourned to meet November 18 at 7 30 with Mrs Addie Wachter as hostess.

Ladies’ Aid Charlesville Ladies’ Aid Society of Zion Reformed Church Bloomfield Susie Zimmerman America the Beautiful Audrey Wachter Phebe Naoma Wachter Addie Wachier

Flights At Frederick Airfield By 14 Passenger Plane

A 14 passenger airplane piloted by Capt Harold McClintock will arrive at Frederick Airport for a two day stay. The craft, built at $56,000, features luxuries such as lavatory electric lights and a dressing room. Crew includes John McClintock Bill Pearson and Miss Peg Morgan. The article also notes bow legs in babies and causes.

Harold McClintock Frederick McClintock John McClintock Bill Preason Peg Morgan

Household Hints On Dampness And Storage

Household hints warn dampness breeds mildew and recommend drying articles before storage to avoid mildew. Do not place damp fabrics in basements or closets, and keep spices like salt pepper paprika celery onion salts and parsley ready for indoor use. Suggest hot water bath for candle holders and mounting racks on kitchen doors for tidy towel storage with ample inner clearance.

Household storage tips for home upkeep and care

Hall closet door can store many articles cups mittens rubbers small rooms hot brushes and more Keep plenty of cleansing tissue in the bathroom This saves wear on towels and teaches men to wipe tacors and women to remove lipstick Darken minor scratches on wood by rubbing butter on a clean cloth then polish with another clean cloth

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Dog Deputy of Nemarha County Neb Atrial Court Flag

A dog served as deputy sheriff in Nemarha County Nebraska attending all courthouse trials and once helped capture a jail breaker. The curious animal played a high profile role in local law enforcement history.

Nemarha County Neb

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