One Year Terms for Negro Drivers in Police Court
Justice Patrick M Schnauffer handed sentences in Maryland Police Court Monday evening. Vernon Mahammit colored unable to pay 250 dollars for driving after license revocation received a year in Maryland House of Correction. Several others faced fines or short jail terms for drunken driving theft and traffic violations. Deputy Sheriff Denver Shook and officers Dorsey and Miller reported arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland House of Correction
Patrick M Schnauffer
Vernon Mahammit
Bartgis
Blumenauer
James Grumley
Denver Shook
Donald J. Holland
Hiltner
Joseph McCarthy
Ralph Randolph
Dorsey and
Miller
Daniel R. Farrer
Airy
J. J. Thompson
Wilfred E. Caffee
Harry A. Hahn
Robert Doty
Court News Equity and Marriage Licenses Reported
Equity cases list next of kin petitions and committee appointments. Marriage licenses show Paul L Moore and Juanita G Wendell among others tied to multiple counties. Property deeds record transfers from Rosensteel to Hobbs and Patterson to Williams with small sums noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Moore
Washington
Juanita G. Wendell
Cameron
W. Va
Albert F. Marin
Mt. Carmel
Sabina M. Gallagher
Locust Gap
Franklin E. Shenk
Catherine A. Loving
Lancaster
Guy T. Lillard
Nethers
Martha P. Suthard
Silver Va
Getting Rid Of The Lead In Bridge Play
The article analyzes the lead dynamics in bridge, detailing the in again out again hand type from a Washington Bridge League championship. It notes Lieut. Commander W A Corley, chairman of the executive committee for the national ABL tournament in Washington DC starting November 29, and includes a solution to a prior contract problem with a sample hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Corley
Washington
D. C
Bridge Puzzle: Can South salvage thirteen diamonds?
In a seven diamonds contract South can count twelve top tricks but must find the thirteenth. With West holding king queen of hearts and queen jack of spades, the deal illustrates a throw-in tactic where after trumps and clubs are played, declarer faces a puzzle that puzzled many players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
Mainss
Corley
North
East
Declarer
Local Transfers and Social Notes from Maryland and Nearby
A list of property transfers includes Harry B. Morgan and wife to county, Alfred G. Zimmerman and wife to Rose A. Hahn, and several other deeds with nominal sums. additional entries show assignees and banking transfers. Social notes report fishing trips on Chesapeake Bay with catches over 60 fish, trips to Niagara Falls and Detroit, Michigan, and visits by Grace Kelbaugh to Grand Rapids, plus a hospital improvement update for Mrs Lucy Peddicord. The Frederick area sections cover Holy Name Society meeting details and weekend travels to Harrisonburg and Shenandoah National Park. A tenth wedding anniversary dinner was held for Mr and Mrs Glen Harbaugh with gifts received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Island
Robert Hayford
Hackettstown
N. J
Fred Tresselt
J. M. Creeger
C. E. Cassell
Thurmont
Chesapeake Bay
W. R. Freeze
Mamie Barrick
Woodsboro
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Michigan
Grace Kelbaugh
Grand Rapids
Lucy Peddicord
Church
Baltimore
E. A. Summers
Clarence Myers
William Freshman
Edward Roach
J. E. Prendergast
Central Section
The
Holy Name Society
St. John’s Hall
Frederick
William W. Troxell
Graceham
Troxell
G. Reginald Stottlemyer
Charlotte Walter
Harrisonburg
Dayton
Shenandoah National Park
Skyline Drive
Virginia
State Teachers’ College
Shenandoah College
Glen Harbaugh
Mr. Harbaugh
Grimes Family Donates Palms to Hood College
The Grimes family of Thurmont donated two large palms and a rubber plant to Hood College Frederick. The plants, over 35 years old, grew with constant care and drew attention during summer yard displays. President Dr Henry I Stahr accepted them for Coblentz Hall placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont Thurmont
Grimes
Thurmont
Hood College
Frederick
Henry I. Stahr
Coblentz Hall
Law Is Sure Cure For The Young Pests
Olive Roberts Barton reports on a troubled boy named Mills who mocks and throws stones at Tommy Smith, prompting worry from Tommy’s mother and discussion of possible actions to curb the disruptive behavior. The piece portrays parental concern and peer harassment in a neighborhood setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Mrs. Smith
Tommy
Mills
John
Hal
Mothers and the Law Stop Schoolyard Grief
The piece shows mothers exhausting remedies for boyish torment in a town drill of moral restraint. A Mills boy and Tommy clash with gravel thrown at Tommy’s eyes. A police presence ends the trouble, illustrating that parents must enforce fair play. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is noted as a Woodrow Wilson foundation awardee in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
John
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Negotiations To End Milk Strike Continue
Indianapolis milk strike stretches into its eleventh day as drivers' union and dairy operators meet with state labor officials to resolve delivery suspensions. The Indianapolis Milk Council and Milk and Ice-Cream Drivers' Union discussed terms under orders from Labor Commissioner Thomas R. Hulson as 26 member companies face ongoing disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Milk Council
Thomas R. Hulson
Oiders
London waiters greet diners in full dress after driver strike
After a strike by drivers at three dairies, London restaurants respond with formal service as head waiters in full dress greet patrons at breakfast, lunch, and dinner, signaling a shift in dining ambience during the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Operated Auto
Court News
Lewis W. Brown
Myrtle A. Brown
Committee of Trustee
William M. Storm
Roger T. Jenkins
Nellie L. Lambert
Leesburg, Va
William F Bond
Ashton
Silver Springs
Howard E Miller
Hucille Cornelunus
Grove City
John C. Baugher
Walkersville
Margaret V. Fritz
Liberty
Joseph Hildebrand
Evelyn Phelps
East Sixth Street
Albert C. Haupt
Middletown
Marguerite S. Warrenfeltz
Myersville
Joseph H. Rosensteel
J Henry Hobbs
Jefferson Patterson
Marie W. Willams
Frank G. Clabaugh
A. A. Lough & Son
ST. Frederick
Newspaperhi Dhye
Brburor
Pipiter
Dine
Buluva
Kemsberg
Ty Esiec
Wes
Harry B. Morgan
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Rose A. Hahn
A. Hart Etchison
Wilbur O. Tuck
Amos A. Holier
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Helen M. Loots
Roy B. Kidd
Claude W. Kimes
Kermit K Shewbridge
Kermit K. Shewbridge
Union Bridge Banking and Trust Company
Charles W. Smith
Charles F. Macklin
Levin I. Cooper
George C. Zinkham
Franklin Hiltabidel
Chas. F. Hiltabidel
Soy
the Sea
Chalfonte Haddon
Leeds and Lippincott Company
Atlantic City
Willys
America
North Market ST. Frederick
Reed's
FOX Motor CO
Thurmont--Potomac
Brunswick
Baltimore Motors, Distributors
Mount Royal Ave
Lafayette
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Virginia Colts
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
MR. S. Elmer Brown
West Patrick
Franklin Cane Suvars
coEni Tira
Patrick St
Telen Potomac Edison Company
Athey
Athe Faint Co
Baltimore, MD
Quynn
Hardware Store
Frederick, Marylan
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