County Man Fined 200 For Assault In Magistrate Court
Logan O Tachiffley of Thurmont received a 200 fine for assault and battery and a 5 fine for being drunk in Magistrate Bennett's Court. The 1905 fine was reduced due to his heart condition, with a 90 day jail term suspended. State's Attorney Rothenhoefer supported the reduction after testimony from Carmen Reeder. Tachiffley faced indictment after throwing a bottle at the American Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan O. Tachiffley
Thurmont
Edwin F. Nikirk
Stanley Y. Bennett
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Bennett
Tschiffley
Frank Main
Claude Evans
American Legion
East Church St
Carmen Reeder
Reeder
Mr. Nikirk
Nikirk
Harry Weedon
Weedon
Sherman Boone
Paul Mossburg
Market St
Charles I. Bryan
Wayne E. Feaga
Denver Shook
Feaga
Thomas Monroe
Sgt
Shook
Nathan Dorsey
Monroe
Dalton Perry
Frederick
Gaithersburg Airport Expands Attracts Growth
Montgomery County Airpark near Gaithersburg reports strong business as general aviation expands. FAA and Capitol Hill push for more general aviation airports. the park now hosts 100 permanently leased planes, 30 hangar spaces with 20 planned, and frequent transient traffic. Chamber of Commerce to stage a fall meeting with a festive program at the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
Capitol Hill
Federal Aviation Agency
N. E. Halaby
FAA
Montgomery Chamber of Commerce
William E. Richardson
Freestate Aviation, ‘Inc
Richardson
James E. Richardson
Richard T. Kreanzburg
National
Church Women Meet In Thurmont
The Maryland Regional Women's Guild of the United Church of Christ held its Fall Educational meeting at Trinity UCC Thurmont on October 6 with about 60 attending the evening session and 254 for the day. Hostesses were Thurmont charge women. The program featured worship, workshops, lectures by Mrs. Alfred Bartholomew, and a luncheon served by local guilds. The event supported Potomac Synod parsonage renovations and concluded with benediction by Rev Frederick Kurkowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Women’s Guild of the United Church of Christ
Trinity United Church of Christ
Thurmont
Thomas Smith
Potomac Synod
Donald Blower
Marvin Stambaugh
Roy C. Snyder
Lawrence Siunk
Potomac Synodical Women's Guild
Thomas Biffendal
Women's Guild
Alfred Bartholomew
Women’s Guild
Women's Guilds
George Motter
Bartholomew
Robert Lilliard
Samuel A. Moyer
Frederick Kurkowski
Floyd Blower
Thomas Diffendal
James Moss
Howard Koontz Jr
Walter Remsburg
Christian
Halloween Pranks Gone Wild Recalled In City Memoir
A former official recalls Halloween mischief from past decades and contrasts it with modern safer celebrations. The piece notes students once toppled outhouses, dumped garbage, and graffitied property while reflecting on societal shifts and juvenile rebellion. Also reports a Rome windstorm causing deaths and injuries near Castel Gandolfo, with broader damage across the Tyrrhenian coast.
Halloween Returns to Old Fashioned Tricks and Treats
Boyle notes Halloween now features costumed children at doors shouting trick or treat and expects many houses to hand out candy or small coins, while parents supervise. The column also lists names tied to church and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Sweethearts United In Gaithersburg
Janet Frost 25, an English art dealer, and Joe Zelnick, an American serviceman, bridged three days of miscommunication with Air Force and Red Cross aid. After Frost landed in New York, a series of failed contacts and misrouted messages led to a Red Cross rescue and a reunion near Gaithersburg Maryland with a marriage date to be set.
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Miss Frost
Joe
Janet
America
Gaithersburg
England
B.O.A.C
Palmyra
Nod
Bolling Air Force Base
Washington
Red Cross
Bolling Field
Fire damages attic in Hyatts town area house
A minor fire caused by short circuited wiring damaged the attic of a house owned by Leslie Beall on Price Distillery road between Hyatts town and Damascus. The blaze at 3 25 PM Monday left a hole in the bedroom ceiling. fire units from Hyatistown and Damascus responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Beall
Price - Distillery Road
Hyattstown
Damascus
Hyatistoun
Hearing Set For Loan Company Head
A preliminary hearing is scheduled in Montgomery County People's Court for John G. Peraan, president of Family Savings and Home Loan Association of Silver Spring, on November 13. He was arrested in Hagerstown and charged with larceny for allegedly taking 5,000 dollars from the Chevy Chase office, carrying 32,000 dollars at arrest. A receiver was appointed for the firm after testimony about nearly 2 million in loans to firms run by its officers.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
People’s Court
John G. Peraan
Family Savings and Home Loan Assuction
Silver Spring
Persian
Hagerstown
Jareeny
Trust
Association
Chevy Chase
James
Puth
Maryland
Thomas B. Finan
Maryland adopts voluntary auto insurance cancellation limits
Baltimore AP reports two rating bureaus representing about 170 companies approved self restrictions on canceling auto policies. The plan restricts cancellations after 60 days unless for specific causes such as driving violations false statements nonpayment of premiums or physical defects. Governor Tawes urged investigation of similar New York rules. Population in Java rises to 61 million in latest census.
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Baltimore
Sears
New York State
Gov. Tawes
New York
Maryland
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Corey
Perry
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Crummitt
Crummitt
Norman Trump
Water St
Noway Ratio
Lo Car Rental Firm
Renaleats
Robert W. Leichert de
Schmersahl
United States
Rutgers University
University of Maryland
Carolyn
Military Road
Barbara
Frank
William
Rome
Castel Gandolfo
Tyrrhenian Sea
Apostolic Palace
Pope John XXIII
Vatican
George W. Schmersahl
Fort Detrick
Department of the Army
William C. Patrick II
Boyle
John Garst
John Charles
J. Lewis Byerly
Christian Service
Nevin Kirk
William Brish
Glade Village
Thiasa
Hamilton Homes
9Th St
Phon
Sweethearts United
Jakarta
Indonesia
Java
Census Bureau
DODGE
Watkins-Burdette Motor CO
East Fourth Street
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