Truck Drivers Warned After School Bus Collisions
Justice Eennert E Bowlus presided as two truck-related cases drew warnings for drivers who hit a school bus. Don Warren, a tractor-trailer driver, was fined for reckless driving after a crash near Plane No 4 that damaged a bus and another truck. Charles Wilson, Frederick County bus driver, received a verdict of normality on a second reckless driving charge. Police noted a pattern of such incidents and stressed bus signals must be observed. Warren claimed the bus turned left without a signal. Wilson asserted he signaled and heard no horn. The magistrate cautioned against passing near a white center line. Additionally Sylvester Day received a suspended 30-day jail term for disorderly conduct. Thomas Theis forfeited 2.50 on a parking violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Warren
Halethorpe
Plane No. 4
Warren
Warren D. Marshall
Baltimore
Charles H. Wilson
Frederick County
Donald E. Teatherman
Wilson
W. M. Bohler
Sylvester Day
Walter E. Linn
Charles Blumenauer
Frank Dorsey
Thomas Theis
Daniel Swomley
Justinian’s Code and Digest Stamp Story Revealed
A 1934 stamp depicts Tribonian presenting the Digest to Justinian as the Roman emperor engineers a codification of the law. The narrative covers the commission’s 14 month start, the 333 AD Digest of 10 000 extracts from 39 authors, and the Institutes of Justinian, with added codifications shaping the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mempep
Flavius Justinian
Justinian
Tribonian
Sot
MEA Servwe, Inc
Alumnae Weekend Events Featured At Hood College
The Hood College alumnae weekend unfolds with a tea and fashion show at 4:22 p.m. chaired by the college librarian and alumnae association president. A 6:15 p.m. dinner will feature Muss Appte’s sermon and introductions to Dean Bragdon and Miss Marion Gates of Wellesley Hats. An alumna from Hood recounts France experiences. The Shoemaker's Holiday by Dekker will be staged by Hood Marionettes in Brodbeck Hall at 7:30 p.m. Sunday concludes with a 1:00 p.m. dinner in Coblentz Hall and coffee in Jennie Coblentz room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumore Association
Muss Appte
Coblentz
Dean Bragdon
Marion Gates
Wellesley
Mass
Hood
France
Thomas Dekker
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Coblentz Hall
Jennie Coblentz
Dutrow
Afiss
Dorothy M. Anderson
Grace N. Brown
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Alumnae Association
Mice E Eoutse Leonard
Social notes from Ladiesburg area gatherings and visits
Sunday visits and friendly gatherings unfold across Frederick and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs Charles Roberson share a Sunday with Ignatius Lamberts while Addie Saylor hosts guests including Raymond Otto and Lillie May German from Bauchman Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Charles Roberson
Ignatius Lambert
Addie Saylor
Raymond Otto
Lillie May German
Bauchman’s Vailey
Bettie Snyder
Woodsboro
Elwood Gross
Guy
Wilbur Hummer
New Midway
F. H. Birely
J. P. Delphey
Clarence Delphey
Helen
Frederick
Charles Stitely
Harry Dougherty
York
Ralph Wantz
John Dougherty
Leslie Gross
Carl Lightner
Betty
Mary Gross
Austin Gross
Frank Wilhide
Lawrence Merhling
Ed. Fogle
Bruce Harbaugh
Catherine
Alice
Curtis Smith
Liss Ethel Wilhide
John Eyler
Frederick City Hospital
Dessie Wagner
Addie Say
Local Social Notes From Laytonsville and Vicinity
Margaret Flory of Washington visits her parents and heads to the Eastern Shore for Mr Flory’s new appointment. Robert Moore and family return to Washington after summer at the Bell home. Helen and Sue Worley depart for California and Baltimore for the winter. Edgar Worley stays on until spring. Edward and Mrs Peters celebrate their 25th anniversary with a surprise party in Colesville. Mrs Allison Taylor and Mrs Moore bring Jennie Whitney from Keesville to Rock Ridge Florida winter home. Greenbury Griffith hosts a bridge luncheon for about 30 county guests. prizes go to Mrs Riggs Jr and Mrs Haines. Mrs Stanton Pilcher hosts luncheon in Alexandria after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laytonsville
Wiss Margaret Flory
Washington
C. J. Fi
Southern Methodist
Florys
Flory
Maryland
Robert Moore
Bell
J. C. Higgins
Hugh M. Howard
Helen Worley
California
Sue Worley
Balmore
Edgar Worley
Edward Peters
Colesville
Allison Taylor
Mirs
Keesville
N. Y
Jennie Whitney
Rock Ridge
Fla
Greenbury Grifith
Samuel Riggs, Jr
Methle | Haines
Stanton Pilcher
Hannah Warfield
Alexandria
Gaithersburg Guests Visit in Chevy Chase
Dr and Mrs Clar jence Rhodes of Atlanta visit their daughter and son in law Jar and Mrs Ward Oehmann in Chevy Chase. A bridge luncheon and buffet supper host Gaithersburg Laytonsville friends before the Rhodes plan a trip to Ann Arbor Michigan. Mrs Rhodes was Agnes Plummer of Gaithersburg. Also with Mrs Wheeler and Miss Shelley spending time with Mrs Wheeler's son in law Douglas Diamond after a tornado wrecked their Long Island home. Mr and Mrs Kenneth McCullough of Waycross Georgia and daughter Laura Ellen are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg Gaithersburg
Clarjence Rhodes
Atlanta
Jar
Ward Oehmann
Chevy Chase
Rhodes
Agnes Plummer
Gaithersburg
Wheeler
Shelley
Radio schedule highlights party leaders’ voter issues
Democratic and Republican national chairs plan back to back radio talks on WEAF NBC and WJZ NBC to discuss November elections. Farley speaks Oct 29 at 9:30 pm and Hamilt on Nov 5, each for 30 minutes. Secretary Hull’s speech listed for an hour on WJZ NBC. Also listed are programs on WEAF WABC and other stations with sports, concerts, and cultural segments for Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James A. Farley
John D. M. Ham Lten
Weaf-Xbc
Cordell Hull
Wjz-Nbc
Karl H. von Wiegand
Adolf Hitler
David Rubinoff
Benny Goodman
CBS
WEAF
NBC
Lucille Manners
Lombardo Orchestra
Uncle Ezra
WABC
H. S. Bridges
Jack Haley
Burns and Allen
Hollywood Hotel
WJZ
Artie Shaw
Warden Lawes
Cal Tinney
Army
Notre Dame
San Francisco Opera
Weafnbc
America Presents
Eddie Dosley
Wiz-Nbc
Harvard
Princeton
Columbia
Cornell
WMCA
Intercity
Minnesota
Northwestern
MBC
Wabccbs
Tenn
Vigaw State
WIZ
Penn State
Syracuse
Penn
Wavy
Yale
Dartmouth
Niece Betty Lee Watkins Feted At Weiner Roast
Mrs Ernest Beall entertained fourteen guests at a weiner roast in honor of her niece Miss Betty Lee Watkins of Washington while the Loughs visited Mr and Mrs Fenton Kephart.
Gifts for Democrats under probe in Pennsylvania campaign
Philadelphia reports the Senate campaign expenditures committee probes how much cash, if any, flowed into Democratic coffers via letters soliciting funds from Federal employees. The letters bore Senator Joseph F. Guffey's name and targeted Gov. George H. Earle and Charles Alvin Jones. Guffey denies authorizing the letters. Other inquiries cover WPA-worker intimidation, bribes, and conspiracy in Pennsylvania Democratic ranks as November 8 elections approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
New Deal
U. S
Pennsylvania Senate
House of Representatives
WPA
Senate
Joseph F. Guffey
George H. Earle
Charles Alvin Jones
Guffey
Jones-Earle
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds in the County
Couples listed for marriage licenses include George R. Bender 18 and Hattie L. Michael 17 of Thurmont Route 2, J Emory Holland 24 and Martin E. Cromwell 22 of Frederick Route 2, and others with ages and towns. Divorces shown for John E. Sanders 38 and Margaret L. Jackson 39 of Boonsboro and Hagerstown. Property deeds record transfers from Margaret E. Reid et al to Guardian Hose Co Inc and from Charles N. Whitmore et al to John B. Grimes and wife with stated county values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Bender
Frederick
Hattie L. Michael
Thurmont
J. Emory Holland
Martin E. Cromwell
Colored
John E. Sanders
Boonsboro
Margaret L. Jackson
Hagerstown
Arthur L. Croft
Isabella M. Tawney
Cockeystown
William A. Driskill
Charlotte Court House
Margaret E. Reid
The
Guardian Hose Co., Inc
Charles N. Whitmore
John B. Grimes
Airplane speed progress from 1930 to today
Modern airplanes average 200 miles per hour, twice the 1930 pace of 100 mph, illustrating major gains in aviation efficiency and propulsion over the decades.
Local social notes from Maryland and nearby states
Weekend visitors and family events across Baltimore County and adjacent areas include Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Mellor hosting in Baltimore, extended travels by Rev. Samuel C. W. Fleming to Virginia, and numerous relatives gathering at homes in Stevenson, Taneytown, Westminster, Catonsville, and Ellicott City. Christening rites, marriage at Harrisonville, and memorial mass at St Joseph’s Catholic Church are noted along with road trip outings to Skyline Drive and updates on illness recoveries and travels among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. N. Zeigler
Unity
Clinton Townson
Daisy
Edward Phebus
Edward Hat- Seld
Florence
Howard County
Franks Mellor
New York
Florida
St Joseph's Catholic Church
J. S. Martin
Samuel Shipley
Mirs
W.S. Shipley
Harry Granger
Gtoria Shipley
Walter Shintey
Daushter
Dorothy
Harold Covell
Edita Travers
Baltimore
Mary Agnes Shipley
Margaret Sands
Catonsville
William Lawson
Billy
Mary Miralia
William *S. Shipley
Lloyd Lynch
Westminster
Philadelphia
J. B. Martie
Mollie Stuart
Thomas Stuart
Local Notes From Baltimore Area This Week
Metwitts and Louis Norris attended the Western Maryland College versus University of Maryland game at the Stadium last Saturday. Charles Larnard of Baltimore was dinner guest of Rev. Samuel Fleming last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Donald Belt and family moved to Baltimore from their summer home Miss Betty Beltors entered Bryn Mawr College in Philadelphia. Mrs Arthur C Brown spent Sunday at Reesdale visiting Mr and Mrs Arthur Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Miller
Detroit
Mich
Frank I. Mellor
H. Miller
Res
William Melville
Elizabeth Leight
Barnes
Joshua Barnes
Balmrore
J E. Darlington
Ethel
Western Maryland College
Melville
Rogers Hall
Rogers, Jr
Joshuah Barnes
Hartford Bounty
Samuel C. W. Fleming
Charlottesville
Winfree Smith
Nyy Depot
Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Young Peoples Fellowship
St Barnabas Church
Walter Sayres
Charles C. Wiliams
Frank Wiliams
Richard Starner
Taneytoun
Starner
California
Mary Land
Walter Shipley
Randallstown
North Branch
Liberty Road
Delius Brown
Heshey
Nathan Hobbs
Peggy
Haddie Hord
Jessups
Charles Day
Holmes Lockard
Ralph Lockard
Lynni Jana
Wayne
Walter Lockard
Westminster
James McDonald
Shinnston
W. Va
Mrr
Russell Hood
Misses Jones
W. H. Parlett
Ellicott City
VY. Charles Woodbridge
Albert E. Brown
Sykesville
B. Brown
Margaret Ruth
Elmer Sipes
Delores
Sandy
Frances Coffeyha
Texas
Albert Errlich
Mary
Carroll
Hamilton
Ann Ruch
Holy Name
Harrisonville
J. Simon Martin
Holy Family Catholic Church
Algene Scott
Patricia
Lochern
Scott
Walter McDaniel
Metwitts
Louis Norris
University of Maryland
Charles Larnard
Samuel Fleming
Donald Belt
Betty Beltors
Bryn Mawr College
Philadephia
Arthur C. Brown
Reesdale
Arthur Fuller
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Eennert E. Bowlus
Rome
Adio
C. E. Glufterfield
Budapest
GSP
GSC
GSB
London
2RO
DJD
Berlin
Club of Nations
XNEDI
Guadalajara
TGWA
Guatemala City
HBO
Geneva
League of Nations
GSI
GSD
Senate Investigatera
Court News
Grove's Grocery
Brookfield Sausages
Blue Ridge
le Oxrma Neubert
Grove
Norwood Coffee
Pnc
North Marl
Mollie Merceron
Thomas
Chicago
Edward
Boston Mass
Vernon
Kate Merceron
Edward Merceron
Delaware
Anne Hughes
Emily Pisher
Bay Ridge
Himes
William Melvinle
George Hart
Mexico
West
Amos P. Booty
Boa Secourse Hospital
Margaret Shiptey
Alien Brown
Gladys Buckingham
Skyline Drive
R. Kennets Barnes
Kenneth
Elmer Lee
Charlotte Hobos
Martha Wilmer
Kefauver
Cope
Grisco
Delmar
Brussels
East Patrick St
Jim Shull
Patrick Street
Esskay
Esskay Sn Kay
WM. Schluderberg-T. J. Kerdle CO
Cappello’s
N. Market St
the Ebert Ice Gream Coq
N. Market St. Edward’s
Farnsworth’s
E. Pat
St. L. L. Browning
Airy
Smith and Wagner
MD. Airy, Md
Rodock
15Th ST
Tenaa
Fancis
South Market St. SU
South Market
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