Indictments Filed In Court For Burglaries And Thefts
First indictments from the September grand jury were returned to the Circuit Court and indicate burglary and housebreaking as the main charges. Twenty four indictments list eleven defendants facing trial for burglary, house breaking, and breaking and entering with several others charged but not yet in custody. An automobile theft ring also appears in indictments naming Jamison, Norman Jamison and Walter Nelson. Authorities expect adjournment by Thursday as the grand jury proceeds with the docket. A shooting incident in Liberty town involving Charles Keys prompts further probe as two suspects are held in Baltimore and Frederick awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Burkholder
Charles Carbaugh
Clyde Croneburg
Conrad D. Williams
Elmer H. Burke
Lsted
Croneburg
House of Correction
Howard Schrader
Paul Lowery
Schrader
Lowery
Joan W. C. Orams
Ernest D. Lloyd
Frank Fraley
Jefferson
Clarence Kintz
Braddock
Allen L. Jamison
Norman C. Jamison
Walter 5. Nelson
Jamison
Nelson
Thomas Conroy
Earl Stine
Pond
Austin B. Brachey
Sherman P. Bowers
Montevue
Keys
Libertytown
Charles Keys
Walkersville
Roberts
Sheriff and Deputy Involved in Beer Parlor Trouble
Sheriff Hilmer and Deputy Smith report incidents at a beer parlor where three pistol shots were fired by Dorsey after the gathering began. Keys was said not involved. Dorsey, formerly from New Windsor, was seen at Baltimore hospital Monday morning under liquor influence. Civil cases set for trial in Circuit Court on Wednesday include Plunkett versus Frederick authorities over sewer work, Swomley versus Jamieson and Anders, and United Factors versus Rovin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Smith
Baltimore
Sterling Dorsey
Monterue
Aaron Cox
Frederick
Dorsey
Keys
Cox
Deputy Smith
Roy M. Hiltner
Hilmer
Smith
Dorsey Essons
New Windsor
Viquor
Baltimore Hospital
Paul Plunkett
Glens Fall
Miss Frederick Putsman Wins Braddock Heights Contest
Miss Lucille Putman 17 of Frederick Route 1 won the skating beauty contest at Braddock Heights rink before about 700 spectators. O W Rosenberry announced the result. Edna Tyler 20 of West South street took second, Charlotte Bowers 20 of East Third street third. Putman is daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Putman and a St John’s School Martinsburg graduate. She has worked at the O Conor for Governor headquarters since June. A state beauty contest judge was among the three judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Putman
Frederick
Route 1
Braddock Heights
O. W. Rosenberry
Edna J. Tyler
West South Street
Tyler
Charlotte Bowers
East Third Street
Miss Putman
John A Putman
St. John’s School
Martinsburg
W. Va
Rosenberry
Extra papers arouse city complaints over hawking
City police report numerous complaints about extra editions of out of town newspapers sold by newsboys during European crisis coverage. Residents say the late papers duplicate local news and the hawking disturbs residents, with authorities noting a city ordinance banning noisy selling at certain hours and zones.
Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
The court lists numerous marriage licenses including Clement J T Monier and Katherine A Tawney and others from Frederick Baltimore Waynesboro Pa Poolesville Harrisburg and more. Property transfers show Wickless to Harshman and Nicodemus to Renner among county deeds. Equity cases include Donald M Shaw petition and Mary Frances Ruckles adoption. Mrs Grover Cleveland is noted for receiving the first parcel post package in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement JT. Monier
North Marset Street
Frederick
Katherine A. Tawney
Baltimore
William H. Naylor
Elizabeth Vo
Equity
Donald M. Shaw
Mary Frances Ruckles
Alton Y. Bennett
Grover Cleveland
United States
Well Known Style Specialist Opens Dress Shop Here
Frederick women gain a local style expert as Miss Ruby Jackson opens The Ruby Jackson Shop at 217 North Market Street across from the Professional Building. Jackson, of Hagerstown and New York Dress Guild, serves four states with personalized fitting and real-time style updates, aided by Edward Aziz and Nancy Markey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jackson
New York
Ruby Jackson
Edward Ariz
Aziz
Nancy Markey
North Market St
Frederick
North Market Street
Edward Artz
Fined In One Reckless Driving Case And Dismissal In Another
A case carried from last Wednesday concluded in People's Court Monday with Harry T. Beall fined $5 and costs for reckless driving before Justice Emmett R. Bowflug. a charge of failing to give name and address at an accident was dismissed. The incident stemmed from a September 17 crash east of New Market. In a separate Monday hearing before Justice J. Fred Mose, Jasper N. Thomas of Keenlyreville was found guilty of driving under the influence and reckless driving. Thomas paid $5 on the latter and faced $100 on the former, and was remanded to the Hagerstown jail for 30 days due to inability to pay. Officer Short filed the charges from an arrest during traffic duty at the memorial concert in Sharpsburg Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Court
Harry T. Beall
Arry
Emmett R. Bow
T. A. Short
Uhe
New Market
J. Fred Mose
Sharpsburg
Jasper N. Thomas
Keniyreville
Thomas
Hagerstown
Short
Roosevelt May Move To Halt Rail Strike
Chicago Sept 26 A nation wide railroad strike was voted by organized workers but presidential intervention was expected to avert a walkout affecting about 950000 employees until Dec 1. Pay cuts totaling 250000000 annually spurred the action. eighteen brotherhoods authorized to strike Sept 30. Trainmen foresee a 12 02 am Oct 1 stoppage. Pike County Ark is noted for diamond finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Railway Labor Executives Association
Independent Brotherhood of Railroad
Weekend Accumulation Of City Court Dispositions
The usual week end accumulation of minor cases in the City Police Court was disposed of Monday night by Justice Emmett Bowlus. Drunkenness charges dominated with sentences including five days in jail in default of 250 dollars. Others were fined 250 or 1 dollar and costs, ordered to leave town, or forfeited costs. Several failed to appear at hearings on charges of speeding or passing a stop sign. A state charge for support arrears was addressed with costs to be paid after an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett R. Bowlus
James Newcolored
Charles Burra
George Crummit
Charles Blumesauer
Frank Dors
Harry Warter
Adamsrox
Don Six
Elwood Purce
Charles Bel
Georger
Coteced
Oficer
George Hoffaran
Mitchell Mansfeld
James Marks
Frank Clark
Herpert
City Property Purchases Record Deeds Filed
Deeds recorded in the clerk of the court show sales of city properties. Ella E K Cramer sold to Gerald L Baker and wife the former Harry C York property at 508 Magnolia Avenue for about 5100 dollars. Gilmore R Flautt sold to Anne M Brachey the property at 512 West South Street for about 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella EK. Cramer
Gerald L. Baker
Harry C. York
Magnolia Avenue
Gilmore R. Flautt
Anne M. Brachey
West South Street
Milk Route Suit Argued Before Court
Albert Strube Urbana and Wilam B Bover Petersville challenge a contract with Ralph G Thomas Adams Own for a milk route. Bethesda attorney for Tacoma cites lack of care. Case involves rates, licenses, and five year agreement. Testimony heard Wednesday before Assoc Judge Moncaltering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Strube
Urbana
Wilam B . Bover
Petersville
Thoms
Holden S Felton
Two Divorces Granted In Circuit Court
Two divorces granted by decree of the Circuit Court. Halle M Feaga was awarded an absolute divorce from Marion G Feaga with custody of two minor children and she pays costs. Patrick Wo Gehantre acted as her attorney. Blanche Hafner Kuhn received an absolute divorce from Arthur Kuhn with custody of Arthur Kuhn Jr and she pays costs. M M Weinberg was her attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle M Feaga
Marion G. Feawa
Nelson G Feasa
Patrick Wo Gehantre
Blanche Hafner Kuhn
Arthur Kuhn
Arthur Kuhn, Jr
M. M. Weinberg
Wedding Reception Honoring Mr and Mrs Martz
A wedding reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thompson on Saturday in honor of Mr and Mrs Franklin A Martz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin A. Martz
Herbert Thompson
Evening Social Guests and Refreshments Noted
Refreshments were served at an event attended by Mr. and Mrs Franklin A. Martz, Mr. and Mrs Herbert Thompson and sons Robert William and Charles, Mr. and Mrs Albert Nickel, Airs. Cora Ford, Mr. and Mrs Myrtle Ropp and family, Mr. and Mrs Howard Shade, Miss Beatrice Linton, Charles Stone, Mr. and Mrs Chester Cooper, Mrs. Kate Buckaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankin A. Martz
Herbert Thompson
Robert William and
Charles
Albert Nickel
Cora Ford
Myrtle Ropp
Howard Shade
Beatrice Linton
Charles Stone
Chester Cooper
Kate Buckaman
Impressario Dorothy Bird Wade Visits Frederick
Miss Dorothy Bird Wade Miami impresario touring Florida spends a day in Frederick en route to New York. She will confer with Fortune Gallo of the San Carlos Opera Company about a program to be presented on the Florida West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fia
Florida
Frederick
New York
Fortune Gallo
Oacer
San Carlos Opera Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hood College
Dorothy Schock
Philadelphia
Leah Rosenblat
Center
Sara Herr
Akron
Court News
J. Albert Nagle
Helen & Hershey
Litrtz
Robert Strahl
Victoria Ament
Harrisburg
Marlin K. Lingle
Jean L. Spangler
George L. Howell
Sara G. Folt
Eshaut Pa
R. Vincent Zeigler
Constance C. Martin
Frank C. Marshner
Vesta R. Phelps
Pasadena
Francis T. Stephens
Somerset
Betty R. Moxley
Washington
D. C
James D. Frankland
Baden
Muriel M Markeyl
Aliquippa
William English
Tower City
Dorothy Herb
Lykens
Ruben Olsen
Alice G. Rainsberg
Lockport
Joseph F. Markell
S. Helen Jenkins
Charles A. Wickless
Wilbur C Harshman
Edgar A. Nicodemus
William G. Renner
Tol Anie M. Brachey
Pike County
Ark
North America
William Reginald Snowden
Chalfonte
Atlantic City
Markell & Ford
SSS Ea
Perry
Frederick Hotel
Charles F. Knock
East Fourth Street
Quaker City
Dorothy Bird Wade
Miami
Fogether
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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