Two Drivers Sentenced for Traffic Violations in Maryland
Two defendants received six months in the Maryland House of Correction after convictions for traffic law violations before Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett. George W. Ogle pleaded guilty to drunken driving and paid a $200 fine plus costs yesterday morning. Leroy Timpson, labeled by the magistrate as having the worst record, was sentenced to six months at Jessups for drunken driving on August 26. Prosecutor was State's Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk, defense by P. Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland House of Correction
Alton Y. Bennett
George W. Ogle
Jefferson Street
Leroy Timpson
North
Bentz
Thompson
Jessups
Arnold Simmons
Edwin F. Nikirk
Superman P. Bowers
Timpson
Asynkon
Blink
William Thomas Blank
Klinenart’s Alley
Theodore
House of Correction
Blank
James Marks
Ralph Patts
Don Knipple
Frederick
William Cromwell
Warren E. Young
West Seventh Street
Reckless driving convictions and collateral forfeitures listed
The report shows multiple reckless driving convictions linked to officers Simmons and Calloway and a long weekend collateral forfeiture list to the City. Names include John E. Duppins Charles Main Ernest Colbert Le Gore Edward Calloway Ben Phebus Jr and others with small cash forfeits and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
John E. Duppins
Liberty
Sergi
Charles Main
Ernest E. Colbert
le Gore
Officer Simmons
Edward F. Calloway
Gaithersburg
Ben Phebus Jr
Richard White
John Bartlett
Austin Young
Pearl Disney
Leslie Dorsey
Oscar Summers
George, Boyds
Janes Simms
John Washick
Jeannie Jones
Margie Ormes
Martin Ropp
Irving Toberg
Harry Sier
Ridgely King
Marion Feaga
Joseph Nichols
Harry Bell
John Rice
Charles W. Moore
Arthur Haller
Walter Keeney
Harry Phebus
Harry Moore
Ten Countians Honorably Discharged From Armed Forces
Ten more Countians were demobilized through local Draft Board 1 on Tuesday. The discharge list includes Harry Kenneth Fogle of 125 Water St Frederick Ronald Nelson Miller of Knoxville and Millard Mehr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kenneth Fogle
Water St
Frederick
Ronald Nelson Miller
Knoxville
Millard Mehr
Varying Frederick and Brunswick Names Listed in 1857 Directory
A fragmented OCR listing multiple residents and addresses in Frederick and Brunswick from 1857. It mentions Howard Thomas Grove Jr and Henry Irving Layman, with several street addresses such as 427 N Bentz St and 305 Center St, plus others including Norman Kinsey Jr, Henry Jackson Rt 4, Hebert Weeder 103 Five-and-a-half St, and Thomas Hood 106 K South Street.
Weeds Outgrow Lawn in Summer, A Luf Burrow Quotation
A fragmentary quotation attributed to N A Lufburrow contemplates why weeds flourish while other plants require care. The speaker muses that weeds seem to thrive because some men plant seeds and do no work, contrasting vigor with needed nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lufburrow
Court News Divorce Filings and Property Transfers
Local court notices report marriage licenses for L Hauver Jr and Nagai Sehroy both of this city. Several property deeds list Harriet Booth Harris to Milford G Sanders and wife and others, with various counties and sums. Other entries show transfers between spouses, mostly $10, and several city or county designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hauver, Jr
Nagai M. Sehroy
East Street
Ernest A. Schrider
Jadys I. Grimes
Woodbine
Harriet Booth Harris
Milford G. Sanders
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Thomas O. Eyler
Dorothy H. Hatter
Sid
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Tees Rams
Valley Forge Distributing CO
Virginia Avenue
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Telephone
Techniculor
Warner Bros
Talking Pictures
Cary Grant
Alexis Smith
Bonita Granville
Frederick Theater
Troxell Warehouse
Emmitsburg, Md
Dolls Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Court News
Ivan Mr. Brown
Harry C. Davis
Alden E. Fisher
Calvin E. Craver
James L. Davis, Jr
Jbdae May Dodson
W. Sherman Powell
Dorothy E. Keyes
W. Sheriman Powell
William G. Strailman
Ruth N. McDevitt
Edna May Dodson
Howard TL. Smith
Edward L. Young
Elmer V. Harrell
Charles F. Morchiser
Clarence Earl Webb
Paul D. Best
Harry W. Lookinghill
John W. Shugars
Homer G. Young
Hazen B. Neal
VernNcauy
Hunter
Shipley's Stone
N. Market St
Penning
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
Doris Dodson
Asiseen
da ‘Junior Bazaar
Miss E.Q
Kerip’s
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