Drunken Driving Fines and Disorderly Charges at Police Court
A Hagerstown court session fined multiple defendants for drunkenness and related offenses after a night of incidents on Patrick Street and Court Street. James Brannon and Calvin Orme received notable penalties, with Orme hit by the maximum 100 and 90 days jail. Other defendants faced varying fines for disorderly conduct, road accidents, and disturbing the peace.
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Stave
A. E Markley
Patrick Street
Crum
Dol
Virgie Finneyfrock
Baltimore
Court Street
Branson
Mitchell Mansfield
Gertrude Cromwell
Poe
Half Street
Rose
Cromwell
Arthur Hoffman
Ernst
Reno S. Harp
Calvin Orme
Arthur Tilson
Orme
All Saints Street
Murray
George Bender
Jal
Richard Diehl
Hagerstown
Sewell
Diehl
Baughman
Radio Schedule Fragments From WABCO Era Listings
A dense OCR style listing shows radio program blocks and times across stations like WEAF WABC WLS and others. It mentions musical programs news, orchestras and various broadcast segments with dates and channel markers.
Local court fines and forfeitures tally in city cases
Officer Marker led a roundup where Maxwell Jones pled guilty to operating on an expired chauffeur license and paid a $10 fine. Earl Rimby and Mr. Airy forfeited $1 each for unlicensed possession. Harry Engle and Benny Snowden faced drunkenness charges with fines of $10 and $2.50 respectively. Wil lam Reed paid $2.50 for a parking violation, with others fined $1 for collateral parking forfeitures.
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Marker
Maxwell Jones
Lcense
Earl Rimby
Airy
Markley
Harry Engle
Straley
Benny Snowden
Brust
L. Waters
Jacob Castle
Willam S. Reed
M. A. Buffington
Mr. Kitchen
Barn Destroyed by Fire Near Braddock Heights
A large frame barn on the Lease property near Braddock Heights burned after 1 am, with soy beans and a tow car lost. Fire spread to a nearby chicken house. water shortage limited firefighting. Loss about 1300 dollars, partly insured. cause believed spontaneous combustion. Large crowds from Frederick and Braddock Heights attended.
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Lease
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Better Week End Movies urged for children
Rev Dr J G Eills Willis of Calvary J M Blchure spoke at the Zonta Club dinner urging films suitable for children on Fridays and Saturdays. He warned against gangster and salacious pictures while noting theaters buy in blocks. Sixteen members and three guests attended.
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Calvary J .M. Blchure
Zonta Club
Dr. Williams
Williams
Lyle
Clark School For the Deaf
Northampton
Mass
Olney Inn
Washington
Theran Church to Host Hood College Speaker in October
Theran Church announced Prof. W. R. Barnhart of Hood College will be the speaker in October. About 100 people attended the luncheon that followed at the Francis Scott Key hotel.
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