Deputy Sheriff Hurt In Abident Collision Near North Market
Deputy Sheriff B. Frank Doll sustained several broken ribs and facial injuries in a Noon Sunday crash at North Market and Thirteenth streets. Doll, en route to Catoctin Furnace to investigate a report, was aided by a passing motorist and taken to a hospital. no charges were filed and his condition was improving.
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Rheriff
B. Frank Doll
North Market
Thirteenth Streets
Doll
Shei Doll
Catoctin Purnace
Charles P. Staley
Thirteenth Street
Staley
Thirteenth
Olls Insane & Matindenee
Turnkey
Ira Rout
Anderson and Parker
Drunken driving arrest after highway crash near country club
Ernest Weighmann of Hagerstown was arrested by State Police sergeant D R Beteraon after a Saturday afternoon crash on the National highway near the Ca tactis Country Club. Weighmann and a companion, both intoxicated, were treated at Frederick City hospital for serious injuries and later moved to another facility. The auto struck two telephone poles, the pole damaged and linemen called to repair. A second casualty, Anthony Welms of Trenton, sustained vertebral injuries in a Lisbon area crash.
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Catactis
Ernest Weighmann
Hagerstown
Sergt
D. R. Beteraon
Frederick Clio Hospital
Weighmann
Sherif Charles W. Crum
Hughmar
Country Club
Wertheimer Farm
Frederick
Anthony Welms
Trenton
N. J
Bath
Lisbon
Frederick City Hospital
Sam's Creek and Dennings Visit Local Families
Social notes record Sunday visits among residents of Sam's Creek Dennings Union Bridge Westminster and near here including Clyde Warner Cath erine Warner and an array of Erb Miller Green Hetner Witt and other families. The AWOL pilgrimage through Sam's Creek drew delegates and highlighted historic Methodist sites.
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Ram's Creek
Clyde Warner
Catherine
Lawrence Haines
Dennings
Edgar Erb
George Miller
Oscar Hetner
Benjamin Myers
Roy Heiner
John Green
Union Bridge
William Green
Howard Witt
Eza Miller
Horace
Westminster
William Miller
Earl Warner
Sam’s Creek
Awol Lh Padacea Degen
Family visits and local travels across Virginia and nearby states
A roundup of residents visiting relatives and friends in towns such as Rockville Harrisburg Ches ter Baltimore and Washington. Notables include Mrs MecGahs Miss Hilda and Mr Boston McGaha in Rockville Mrs Ernest Painter visiting Harrisburg Pa Mr and Mrs Earl Fry and daughter Agnes with the Stallings in Point of Rocks James Westfall Jr visiting grandparents H L Rodeffer and Mrs Sebly Brown with Jackie in Chester Pa Miss Margaret Grove and Miss Sue Orrison are mentioned with local movements Willie Hoppe’s early billiard exhibitions noted as a family support effort.
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Lavellaville
MecGahs
Hilda
Boston McGaha
Rockville
Barr
Ashburn
Marvin Filler
Ernest Painter
Harrisburg
Earl Fry
Agnes
Stallings
Point of Rocks
James Westfall, Jr
Washington
H L Rodeffer
Sebly Brown
Jackie
Chester
Margaret Grove
Sue Orrison
Baltimore
Clayton Fry
Loudoun
Lawyers Endorse Welsh for Judge in Sixth Circuit
The Montgomery County Bar endorses F. Barnard Welsh of Rockville for Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit. The letter cites 30 years of trial work, broad legal experience, and judicial temperament, signed by Thomas M. Anderson and other bar members.
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Montgomery County
F. Barnard Welsh
Rockville
Welsh
Culinary Journey to Italy in the Home Kitchen
An illustrated guide extols Italian flavors for American households. It highlights olive oil, Chicken Cacciatora with tomatoes and onions, and a Roman dinner foundation. Features a complete menu plan and a dessert using macaroon crumbs and cream.
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Moran
L. Han Cman
Montgomery County Christian Endeavor Union elects officers
Wilton J. Boswell of Laytonsville is reelected president at the annual meeting in Brookeville with Oland Hawkins Brookeville Moon Carmel Montgomery named vice presidents and Clark Boyer Darnestown He Bethesda and others filling secretary and treasurer posts at the public school gathering Oct 21.
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C. E. Union
Brookeville
Wilton J. Boswell
Laytonsville
Montgomery County Christian Endeavor Union
Oland Hawkins
Brockeville
Moon
Duplicate-AME duel stalls in South West ink
In a tense contest between Duplicate-AME and South West Noth East, both sides produced a series of passes and plays with few clear openings. The opening drive managed by AIG O10 featured a sequence of P passes and TT passes as teams pressed.
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South West
Noth
Bridge League Inaugurated And Master Team Offer
The piece discusses the American Bridge League season launching with the National Masters Team-of-Four Championship. Nate Spingolt of New York offers a substantial silver and gold trophy to be annually presented for North American top players. It describes the finals and strategic play in a contract problem, detailing the hearts and diamonds distribution and declarer strategies to avoid one misplay that could derail the contract.
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BA Wall
MA Blasel Secretars Waethaa
Aneacrest
Nate Spingolt
New Yore
North Amerca
Europe
Ae International Amet
Dayar Darnstein
Pail Jacob
Vtat Schemnen
Michel Gotved
Recina Frey
Yas
Macerial
West
Souda
New South
Forest Grove Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Miss Scott Fry visits sister in Washington for a week. Mrs W H MecKinuny and daughter Betty, Miss Nina Merriott of Jefferson spend Sunday with Mia H Lamar. Fourteen members attend Frederick Montgomery Union meeting in Gaithersburg. Young People Society held Sunday evening meeting in Dickerson. Revival began Monday night for two weeks with no Sunday services. Rachel Jamison of Liberty spent a week with Mr and Mrs H A.
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Forest Grove
Scott Fry
Washington
W H. MecKinuny
Betty
Nina Merriott
Jefferson
Mia
H Lamar
Young People’s Division
Frrderick-Montgomery Union
Gaithersburg
Young People's Society of the Sunday School
Dickerson
Dickerson Church
Young People's Society
Rachel Jamison
Liberty
H A
Reclaiming Land Plans Move Forward in Washington
Washington views a nationwide effort to reclaim about 5 million acres of sub marginal farmland for public use by year end. Farm administration reports 40 projects and nearly 5,000,000 acres allocated for purchase across states under relief programs. Harry Hopkins notes moves to relocate families from land taken by government, with sub marginal tracts earmarked for parks forestry and restoration while funds are scrutinized.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Ben
Mattos
Harry Lo Hopkins
Hopkins
Lane
He Asa Foc
Surphwraf Corporation
Roosevelt
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Joseph Nathan Kane
U. S
England
Theodore Roosevelt
Illustrated Floral Magazine
First Horticultural Magazine
New York
Philadelphia
Archie Hoxsey
St. Louis
David Landreth
Lovettsville
Willie Hoppe
Albert M. Bouicharold
C. Smith
Vivian V. Simpson
M. C. Taft Wilsoy
L, Towsend
John E. Oxley
Edward Peter
Thomas M. Anderson
Maurice Talbott
Leo Bender
Walter W. Dawson
Thomas L. Dawson James Cunningham Rogers
Faul Sleman
Italy
Mary &. Dague
NEA Servite
Rosa Nino Grete Ponselle Martini Stleckgold
Kostelanetz Orchestra and Chorus
Op.m
Columbia Network
pQsioz
Stiebs
Ao Tofays
Notamio
Queen of Héarts
Luis Ace W
Dochie Hay Isa
Caboos Wai Heati P
Esabish
Tour Hearts West
Hin
Hmust
GRANT
Emat Second St
Jarene
Carty
Old Company
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Peana
R. E
Pttencl
Bank Cerema
Greenawalt
Drogatet
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
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