Fined in Court for Destruction at Market Fountain
A 20 year old man Charles Martin Andrews was found guilty in Magistrate Court of damaging a city fountain at the Market Street Seventh Street intersection. He was fined $10 and costs after a witness described him leaning over the fountain and pushing a urn. his sister testified he did not act alone. Other cases included Leo Charles Jackson's two license suspensions, leading to fines and jail terms. A Frederick Fair opening was announced. Irene Holt was found not guilty in a separate accident case.
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Market Street
Seventh Street
Charles Martin Andrews
Taney Apts
Byron We. Thompson
Charles K. Cashour Jr
Cashour
Andrews
Thompson
Leo Charles Jackson
Carer Apts
Paul William Mossburg
Jackson
Corporal Mossburg
Irene D. Holt
North Market Street
Miss Holt
William Grove
Grove
Harris
Geech” Wilson
Union
East’s card play guides partner to spade lead in bridge
In a bridge hand East signals via a ten of clubs to prompt a spade lead from partner, implying a desire to avoid further club play and urging Parmer to switch to spades. West interprets the signal, leading a spade after East’s king of diamonds capture, causing a club run that defeats South. Meanwhile a separate AP dispatch notes a Pakistani army unit of 291 men deployed by air to Congo to join the UX force.
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Fcrow
East
East Wat
West
East Had To Be Saying, “Parmer
King of Diamonds
South
U.N
Karachi
Pakistan
UX Force
Congo
Dance Lecture At St Josephs On Christian Culture
Sara Lee Stadelman of Assumption University Windsor Ontario will give a historical and aesthetic talk at St Joseph College Emmitsburg on October 8 from 2 to 5 PM. The program is the first in a series on The Fine Arts in Christian Culture funded by The Esso Education Foundation.
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Sara Lee Stadelman
Assumption University
Windsor
Ontario
Canada
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Esso Education Foundation
Sirs. Sindelman
Mercy College Children’s Theatre
Detroit
St. Therese of Lisieux
Los Angeles
Teresa of Avila
National Catholic Theatre Conference
American Association of University Pro
Educator and writer wins district essay contest
Mrs Stadelman, teaching at Catholic University of America and Mercy College among others, has studied at Columbia Yale and Pasadena Playhouse. Stephen Leatherman, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Leatherman, won the Auxiliary sponsored State Essay Contest at the Western Maryland District American Legion meeting at Fort Ritchie. He read his winning essay as district officers announced the state win. Americans buy an average of 673 newspapers every second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Leatherman
Donald E Leatherman
West College Terrace
Maryland
American Legion Annissary
Ber
Fort Ritchie
Leatherman
Therby
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Fair
Frederick Fair
A. Irvin Renn
Castleman
John T. Best
Dennis France Spriggs
Hamilton Ave
Benjamin F. Hart
Frederick
Tokyo
Hosei University
James C. Hagerty
White House
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
Spade
North East
William R. Insley
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Baltimore
Cumberland
Easton
Hagerstown
Salisbury
North Court Street
Frederick, Maryland
Mary
Tena
Maryland Medical Service, Inc
C. Smith
J. Austin Youneins
St. Joseph’s
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bessie V. Hahn
Frederick County
Orphans Court
Bessie ¥. Hahn
East Patrick Street
Sunbeam
Sunbeam Electric
Eas
Singer
Henry A. Hahn
Charlotte Elizabeth Bear
Herbert S. Hahn
W. Douglas Zimmerman
Emmert R. Bowlus
Horace M. Alexander
Amos 4. Holter
the News
Mars Opticians
Second St
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
Executrix Sale
Orphans’ Court
Herbert A. Grossnickle
Highland Road
Myersvile
Grossnickle
D.S.T
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Westinghouse
G. E. Frigidaire
Stottlemyer
Smith and Wesson
Victor
D.S
Catoctin
John E. Gaver
Marland
Mirersville
Wolfsville
Dunkard
Catoctin Creek
Board of Education
Grossnickies Church
Crow Rock Hill Road
Edwin L. Johnson
Herbert A Groesnickin
Frederick Conniv
Varvi
Crow Rock Road
Revte
Grace P. Smith
Holden S. Felton
John W. Null
Delbert
Nawa
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