Found Guilty Negro Appeals Curtis E. Lee Drunk Driving
Curtis E Lee a colored man from Frederick Route 7 was found guilty of drunken driving by Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg in Police Court last night and is free on $1000 bond pending appeal to the Circuit Court Officer Ralph H L Fetts testified he arrested Lee Saturday night at the Square after he ran a red light Other officers noted his condition after warning him and after he was stopped for the light He denied intoxication aided by eight witnesses who said Lee had three beers and shared gin earlier The court found him not in fit condition to drive and Lee may appeal to higher court Also Arthur C Hicks Buckeystown was ordered to pay $10 weekly support for his wife and nine children Jessie Wellen Buckeystown pleaded guilty to being drunk and was jailed ten days in lieu of a $10 fine Others held or awaiting action include Irene Thompson Maggie Smith and Bennie Herd for drunken disturbance and Samuel Thompson for drunkenness in the police station. Forfeitures listed include Harry Barnes and Frank Leisenring for speeding debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis E. Lee
Frederick
Route 7
Manuel M. Weinberg
Liberty
Ralph H. L. Fetts
Lee
Potts
Martin Kanade
All Saint's Street
Sergt
Frank Dorsey
Kanade
Sergt. Dorsey
Holden Felton
Weinberg
Arthur C. Hicks
Buckeystown
Fannie Hicks
West All Saints Street
Jessie Wellen
Irene Thompson
Maggie Smith
Bennie Herd
Season's First Meeting By Monday Musicales
The Monday Musicales opened its season with a gathering at Miss Margaret Kent’s South Market street home. President Miss Kent introduced a resolution on Petrillo and read responses from Senators Tydings and Radcliffe. Prof Paul Beckhelm led an illustrated program on four composer types with performances by he and Mrs Beckhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Musicales
Margaret Kent
South Market Street
Miss Kent
Frank
Sappington
Petrillo
Tydings
Radcliffe
George B. Douglas
Braddock
Paul B. Beckhelm
Hood College
Beckhelm
Whither
Schubert
Chaconne
Bach
Mauriello Outpoints Savold In 10 Rounds
New York reporters describe Tami Mauriello, 184 pounds, outpointing veteran Lee Savold, 22 years old, in ten hard rounds at Madison Square Garden. Mauriello rose from middleweight to heavyweight, rebounding from a fifth round knockdown to secure a close unanimous verdict on an AP card citing six rounds to four in his favor.
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New York
Tami Maudella
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Madison Sauire Garder
Mauriello
Savold
Bronx
Associated Press
Mantiello
Paterson
N. J
Treve to Have Day in Court for Shot Incident
Frederick post office mascot Treve, wounded by shotgun fire, is slated for court after carrier John C. Engle filed a warrant against Gurney G. Gosnell for unlawfully discharging firearms within city limits. Gosnell, president of a local garage firm, admitted firing at the dog as Treve allegedly trespassed on his property. The case may be reviewed by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals while Treve lies on a pallet at the Eagle home recovering under veterinarian care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treve
Frederick
John C. Engle
Gurney G. Gosnell
Gosnell
Engle
East Partick Street
Extended
Manuel M. Weinberg
Eagle Home
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tooth Paste No Cause Of A Smile FTC Action
The Federal Trade Commission charged Bristol-Myers and Pedlar and Ryan and Young and Rubicam with misrepresenting Ipana toothpaste. It claimed claims of a beautiful smile and popularity were unfounded and that Ipana has no substantial therapeutic properties for gum or pink tooth brush issues. Respondents have 20 days to answer. Nicola Carosella of Knoxville pleaded guilty to operating after license refusal and was fined 100 before Magistrate Alfred R Jones in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Bristol-Myers Company
Pedlar and Ryan, Inc
Young and Rubicam, Inc
New York
Nicola Carosella
Knoxville
Alfred R Jones
Brunswick
Walter Wilt
South Carolina Downs Citadel in Southern Conference tilt
South Carolina toppled The Citadel 14 to 0 in a Southern Conference game at Orangeburg before about 10 000 fans. The Gamecocks exploded in the fourth quarter with two late touchdowns after a scoreless first three periods, aided by key plays from Ken Roskie Glen Rice and Duntam Harrison. Jack Keenan added all points with two extra points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeburg
South Carolinas
Gamecocks
Citadel
Bulldogs
South Carolina
Tom Marcinko
Husky Citadel
Ken Roskie
Tong
Skimp Harrison
Glen Rice
Duntam
Harrison
Roskie
Marcinko
Louis Sossamon
Gamecock
Mouse” Halsall
Rice
Jack Keenan
Lovettsville Community News Buoyed by Local Gatherings
Lovettsville and nearby families held weekend social events. Miss Margaret George, a home economics instructor in Manassas High, visited her parents, the Georges. Paul Myers hosted a dinner for birthdays of Mrs. Tom Potterfield and Miss Laura Potterfield, with several Potterfield and Myers relatives present. The Lovettsville High Faculty hosted a farewell for Mrs. Willard Silcott, who leaves to join a defense job in Portsmouth, with a supper at Eberts and a theater outing. Raymond Womeldorph, recently commissioned, has been promoted to first lieutenant and is stationed at Fort Belvoir after a Florida furlough. Paul Tobler was treated at Emergency Hospital for knee inflammation and faces surgery. his family visited him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
Margaret George
Manassas High School
S. H. George
Paul Myers
Tom F Potterfield
Laura Potterfield
Mollie Potterfield
Edward Potterfield
Thomas Potterfield
Pat
Pete Myers
Lovettsville High School
Jeanette Fleming
Sadie Cobb
Dorothy Patterson
Myrtle Carpenter
Cornetta Managus
Raymond Womeldorph
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Fort Belvoir
Florida
L. A. Womeldorph
Paul Tobler
Bowers Everhart
Local social notes and greetings across families
The passage lists visits and stays of numerous families and individuals in the area. It mentions Rev. and Mrs. Warner and infant Mary Anne of Baltimore visiting Warner parents. Miss Mary Louise Hickman and others from Washington. Corporal James Beatty on furlough from Fort Monroe visiting his parents. Leola Cooper visiting cousins near Jefferson. J B Jennings spotting a deer. Winifred Grove visiting Johns Hopkins nurses. induction examinations for George Wenner Ralph Werking Addison Everhart and Leroy Thomas Wirts. Allen Henderson visiting his parents. Morse Fitch and family. Richard White of Baltimore announcing birth of Wallace Richard. the Powles and Hoff families in New Market. F R Moxley and Streaker at Friendship. Mrs Ghormley in Washington. Lieut Col Ghormley in Detroit. gatherings with Jeffrey Griffith’s guests. and others including Mathews, Stinson, and Pindell families visiting.
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Gueas
Hickman
Mary Louise Hickman
Ellsworth Hickman
William Hickman
Lorraine
Washington
Howard Thornett
Donald
McLean
Dora Butts
James Beatty
Fort Monroe
Winifred Grove
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Guy Grove
Hagerstown
Ronald Brean
Gettysburg
George Wenner
Ralph Werking
Addison Everhart
Roy Thomas Wirts
Wallace Richard
White
Charlotte Shull
Howard County
I Zon Haoland
Birthday Party For Miss Anna Rosier At Sykesville
Sykesville residents gathered Thursday evening at Miss Anna Rosier s home to celebrate her birthday with friends including Francis Stem and family Paul Angle June Regiey and others. Ice cream cake and Coke were served alongside birthday cake. Nearby, Mr and Mrs George Gosnell welcomed a daughter on Sunday October 18 at the Hall home. Other guests attended a second birthday for J Haight Williams and family were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Anna Rosier
Francis Stem
Francis
Paul Angle
June
Mere Clararee Regiey
Wf Warner
Romaine Shipley
Dorothy Ridgley Brooks
Robert Ridgley
B. P. Dudderar
Harrison Shipley
Marion
Leonard Hipsley
Helen Burdette
Elizabeth Miller
Clarence
Lou Ann Haight
Dianne Haight
Suzanne Williams
Court News Property Deeds and Equity Case Notice
Property transfers listed include Mary S Brish to Dorothy E Keyes for city 19 dollars and Dorothy Keyes to Mary Brish et al for 10 dollars. Other deeds show Arthur F Kline and wife to Woodrow Kline for 25 dollars and Eddie Dziusa to United States of America for 220 dollars. Equity dispute Thelma Weddle Favorite vs Cyrus Upton Favorite appears as a bill of complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. Brish
Dorothy E Keyes
Dorothy EE Keyes
Mary & Brish
United States of America
Henry Jo Seymoant
Robert E. L. Ivey
Equity
Thelma Weddle
Cyrus Upton
Divorce Petition and Marriage License Notices
Absolute divorce sought for Robert Edward Kennedy age 21 of 347 Fast Second Street and Alice Isa belle Wilson age 18 of 135 West Patrick Street. Parties named include Clarence F. Brown 18 and Frederick Rotehard Golden Monica Moxley with Monrovia reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edward Kennedy
Fast Second Street
Alice Isabelle Wilson
West Patrick Street
Clarence F. Brown
Frederick Rotehard Golden June Moxley
Monrovia
Social Activities To Pop Up Dull Days In Maryland District
Hagerstown October 30 volunteers in 21 Washington County aircraft warning stations faced a slump in activity. James F Ompe of Hancock district civil director said engaging social activities aim to sustain about 600 volunteers for the Sixth Maryland Army Aircraft Warning Service District covering Washington Carrell and Frederick counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Washington County
James F Ompe
Hancock
Maryland Army Aicraft Warning Service
Saine
Washington
Carrell
Frederick Counties
Williamsport spotter stations praised for vigilance
Omps praised the Williamsport spotter station and reported volunteers have not lost an hour since Pearl Harbor. He listed 17 stations in Frederick County with 1,000 spotters, eight Carroll County posts with 409 volunteers, noting Carroll County is not yet fully organized.
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Omps
Williamsport
Pearl Harbor
Frederick County
Carroll County
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Albert Mathews
William TH. Stine
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Dottie L. Redmond
Patrick J. O Bwen
George Z. Best
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Phene
Maryland
James H. Falk
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
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Virginia
Southern States Cooperative Service Agency
Lyken
Hillside Coal CO
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Orphans’ Court
T. Clyde Routson
Herbert R. O’conor
Comptroller
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