Takes jail term for use of truck
Thomas Hamlin of Fishing Creek pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and operating without a license in Police Court. He was sentenced to 35 days in jail in default of $38.55 fines and costs. Age questions and juvenile handling were noted. Officers Burras Dorsey Blumenauer and Thompson were involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hamlin
C. C
Fishing Creek
Emmett R. Bowlus
Hamlin
Burras and
Dorsey
Blumenauer
Thompson
William Cromwell
Bowlus
Earl T. Strube
Alonzo Peach
Thomas Sims
Guy Anders
Charles Richardson
Justice Bowlus
Charles Carter
Burras
Maryland House of Correction
Jeremiah Hawkins
Hubert Hawkins
Officer Six
Edward Walker
Hiram Jacobs
Hoffman
Wesley Orman
Six
Franklin Thomas
L. 5. Evans
Foley Demory
William H. Colligan
Dmecer West
Cyprus copper legend returns with new gold rush
Cyprus, the ancient copper country, again draws mining interest as authorities issue hundreds of prospective permits over six months. An American firm sought jobs and unearthed valuable gold ore, boosting hopes for employment and adding a new chapter to Cyprus long mining history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
Turkey
Great Britain
NEA Service, Inc
May December couple works together husking corn
The 75 year old bride and 24 year old husband married days earlier and began life on the Mt. Airy farm. She husked corn for hours and praised his farming while planning to farm a 60 acre tract with livestock noted. They spoke of moving plans and future work together despite family questions. The pension she received is forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Duvalls
Mt. Airy
Route 3
Frank Gardner
Kars. Duvall
Duvall
Liberty District
Police Court Speeders Face $10 Bond
William H. Palmer William Thomas and Ralph Gedney were arrested by Officer Thompson for driving over 45 miles per hour. They forfeited $10 collateral each to appear before Justice Bowlus in Police Court. Union Gospel Mission held Rally Day in Sunday school with large attendance. A. D. Whisner directed. Music by Mrs Boxer Fout and family. Invoc by Miss Ella Maine. Devotional by Louis Ruprecht. Address on The Need of Our Sunday Schools by Mrs Mamie J Anderson. Anniversary service followed evening worship with remarks by A. P. Whisner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowlus
Williamh. Palmer
William Thomas
Ralph Gedney
Thompson
Union Gospel Mission
A. D. Whisner
Boxer Fout
Paul Roderick
Ella Maine
Louis Ruprecht
Mamie J. Anderson
Waperstown
Halloween Party Costume Winners Named by Ladies Auxiliary
Tempie Stoner won first place in the costume judging at the Halloween party of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles on Thursday evening. Margaret Engle earned second as a school boy, Helen Gaither took third as Raggedy Ann, and Mr. Nikirk placed fourth as an old woman. Engle chaired the refreshments committee at meeting’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Tempie Stoner
Order of Eagles
Margaret Engle
Helen Gaither
Nikirk
Sophistication Of Child Is Big Problem
Olive Roberts Barton argues that modern children are worldly and curious about taboo subjects due to movies radio and openness. Parents should acknowledge their children's knowledge and guide with self control moral lessons and a gradual, adult approach to handling desires and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Characteron
Mary
Bob
Henry
Rose
Women Fn The News Item Highlights Odd Local Incidents
Anne Butt Montgomery appointed secretary to Justice Hugo L. Tlack of the U S Supreme Court with past Ku Klux Klan ties. Mary Jo Anastasi heard a pop during takeoff as a hostess on a plane that returned safely to Newark after a landing gear fire was extinguished. Martha Smith of Greenwich Village complains about insufficient shoeing to keep a fellow in trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Butt Montgomery
Hugo Ll. Tlack
United States Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
Ala
Mary Jo Anastasi
Buffalo
Roscoe Kent
Newark, N. J
Martha Smith
New York City
Greenwich Village
Ob Smith
Robbery Participant Denies Montague Involved
A confessed robber testifies that John Montague is not among the four men who held up the Jay W. N. resort on August 4 1920. William Carleton, previously jailed for the crime, states Montague played no role in the seven year old $700 roadhouse robbery now tied to Hollywood producer John Montague as the trial proceeds.
Local Adoption Petition Filed in Equity Court
Mr and Mrs Jacob A Kidwiler west of Frederick file an Equity Court petition for the adoption of Richard Kidwiler infant son of John W Kidwiler The child has lived with the petitioners for about six years Attorney Alton Y Bennett represents the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Kidwiler
Frederick
Equity Court
Richard
Ce Kidwiler
John W. Kidwiler
Jazch Kidwiler
Kidwiler
Alton Y. Bennett
Syracuse Robbery Confession Details Emerge In Trial
In Syracuse New York more than two hours before the robbery a mother and another wife claimed a man named Burns, not Montague, was with a fourth gang member. Carleton testified to the contested roster of the crime team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wifc
Syracuse
N.Y
Carleton
Burns
Montague
Damage suits moved to circuit court for trial
Three damage suits arising from a Washington County auto accident seek totals of 20000 in damages. Plaintiffs Clyde C G Hoskins Wm J Smith and James H Hoskins accuse Clyde Hoskins of causing a collision at the Williamsport Cearfos road and Thlvells cross roads after ignoring a boulevard stop signal. Plaintiffs claim extensive medical bills and loss of household support. Defendants in each case are WW Smith and do Af Smith trading as the Smith Produce Company of Sycerta. Separate answers were filed by TM Smith and J W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Eoin
Allegany County
Predenck
WW. Smith
Do Af Smith
Smith Produce Conpany
Sycerta
Wem Come
Bernice Hoskins
James H. Hoskins
Clyde Hoskins
Clearsprity
Hakerstown
Williamsport - Cearfos
Thtvells Cross Roads
Bonte Rd
Hoskin
Separate Answers Deny Partnership and Vehicle Ownership
The defendants deny any partnership as alleged and state the car was not the Smiths property trading as Smith Produce Company. They challenge the accusations and say the attorney is Robert E. McCauley, HK, while EL Sweeney represents the plaintiffs. The plaintiffs claim Washington County cannot provide a fair trial, sending the suits to Allegany, where Judge William A Muster, on defendants' motion, transferred the cases to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aled
Smiths
Smith Produce Company
Robert E. McCauley
No date set for trial in county case
County officials note that no date has been set for the trial in the case currently pending here.
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Gop Rusu
Ncient Island
William W. Duvall
Ing
A. P. Whisner
Charles Roderuck
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Xotica
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Schick
the News
Estelle Lawson Page
Greensboro
Chapel Will
N. C
Memphis
Patty Berg
Cyne 13
Pennsylvania
Motor Oil
G. Raymond Shipley
Agent Phone
Frederick, MD
Cumberland
TM. Smith
J. W. Smith
Domi
Ugar Refining Con
Pecs
Crystal
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Les
W. Patrick St
Telephone
Potomac Edison Company
Pt.us
Potomac Edison CO
Hagrers Tov . MD
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