Dogs at center of city court disturbance case
Drury faces trial in city court for disturbing the peace by owning three barking dogs described as one full grown black curly dog and two brown and white collies kept in a backyard. Neighbors testified both for and against the nuisance claim with one saying the dogs are an asset as they warn of theft while another resident says the barking disrupts sleep and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igeotius
Drury
Todey
James String
Leonard Vance
Mt. Aina Ra
Vance
Lark
Paul Waters
Jai
Paris Car Theft and Vandalism Reported Weekend
Police reported two cars robbed and one damaged over the weekend. Made L. Charles of Oak Hill Ave. said her car would not start and her carburetor pump and gas line were taken. Connie Gordon on Ridge Ave reported a brown paper bag with $90.07 of goods stolen from her car. Toloyd Bruning on Locust St. said a car was damaged by an ice pick, chips in the paint requiring repainting.
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L. Charles
Oak Hill Ave
Omece
Connie Fr. Gordon
Ridge Avent
Elizaveth St. U
Toloyd Bruning
Bruning
Man Saves Girlfriend But Car Is Demolished
Ramond I Ramsey aged 22 of 323 Adcliffe Avenue saved his girlfriend Gloria J Teher 20 from injury as she slid from a moving car on Radcliffe into Cannan Avenue. He grabbed her to prevent harm but lost control of the vehicle which then crashed into a parked car owned by Woodrow and Ola Marks at 510 3 Cannon Avenue. The Ramsey car was completely demolished and the Marks vehicle sustained damage.
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Relly Ian
Dirk
Mit
Ramond I. Ramsey
Woodrow and
Ola F. Marks
Cannon Ave
Ramsey
Marks Machine
Tosten Given 18 Months On Entry Counts
Elizabeth Sr. was sentenced this morning in circuit court to 18 months imprisonment on convictions of breaking and entering and petty larceny. Judge D. K. McLaughlin imposed the sentences. defense attorney William Dwyers noted no suspender sentence was given. Tosten seen breaking into Corner Tavern on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouert Vanes Vosten
Elizabeth Sr
D. K. McLaughlin
Vostes
Willian Dwyers
Tosten
KKK leaders injured in private plane crash near WALRALLA
Robert M. Shelton imperial grand wizard and grand dragon of the Alabama Ku Klux Klan were injured when their private plane crashed near WALRALLA on Monday. The pilot was killed and a companion hurt as they traveled toward Washington for a civil rights march.
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Walralla
Robert, M. Shelton
Imperial Grand Weard
Grand Dravon
Alabama Ku Klux Klan
Washington
Tivan
Hatcher Named to Post at Fairchild
George A. Hatcher appointed Director of Cargo Transport Programs for Fairchild Stratgeparation's-Siretagty Missiles Division. James T. Dreshey, Senior VP, says Hatcher will lead current and projected military transport programs including YC-1 123H and F27G jet transport. Hatcher joined Fairchild in 1949 and served in military relations, with Korea service and awards including Legion of Merit and Bronze Star. Married to Mary Hatcher.
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George A. Hateler
Fairchild Stratgeparation
S — Siretagty
James T. Dreshey
Steeneth
Tovis
Hatcher
Department of Defense
FAA
Forre
Fairchild Stuatos
Materul
Combat Cargo Command of
Korea
The
University of Pittsburgh
Mary
Brough Thitcher
Rowboat Stolen From Antietam
Bilph R. Rickels of Locust St. reported a rowboat stolen from its mooring at Antietam Creek below The Rower Plant Hickett said the 22 foot craft had been chained to a tree along the stream bank. The boat was painted gray with the blue letters Carp Catcher on the rear.
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Bilph R. Rickels
Locust St
Antietam
Hickett
Poblee
Nat
Heli
Bliue
Busy Bicycle Thieves Take Several Bicycles
Reported thefts describe multiple bicycles stolen yesterday in the city. Dennis Yengy, William Toberty, and Jerry Hater each reported bikes missing from backyards, fronts of homes, and a municipal pool area, with no suspects named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry V. Hater
Pareti
Agile Postmen Dodge Dogs in Year of Bites Report
Local mail carriers report dog encounters this year with one bite incident. Foreman Frank Herman says dogs are a risk when delivering mail and repellents are rarely used. The fall 1981 bites spike noted. Greenberry Hills and Hamilton Park cited as trouble spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herman
Iain Hime
Evans
Herman
Frantie
Hamilton Park
Robert L. Evans Jr
County Board Awards Roof Contract to Tri-State Bidder
The Trestate Looting and Sidi ng Company was awarded the dormer removal and roof replacement for the Old Washington County Courthouse. Tri-State bid $10,483 as the apparent low bidder. County Commissioners also hired Mae Baker as switchboard operator for the new centralized telephone system and approved cleaning and waxing supplies for the Cart House Ames. An unrelated note records 37 chickens killed by dogs, owner asking $25.
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Memorial Blvd
Anternat
Cart House
Ames
Peach Harvest Peaks Around Hancock in Maryland Jersey Area
The Sullivan Elberta peach harvest peaked early last week in the Hancock fruit area per the Maryland-Belaware Crop Reporting Service. Redsk Shippers late Red and Pibertas will reach peak harvest this week, with Jonathan apples ripening around Sept 9 and Grimes slated for Sept 14 as conditions permit.
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Hancock Fruit
Maryland - Belaware
Jonathan
Colombia College Opens inccs Sep 3 details for ads
Keller Lewis and Son of Cavetown Virginia 44912 advertise peaches apples cantaloupes nectarines in a brief notice. The fragment notes an opening or event on September 3 and lists produce offerings alongside contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller Lewis & Son
Cavetown
Ph. VA
Wallace to join discussion on Maryland politics in Baltimore
Gov Tropge Wallace will participate in a panel discussion in Baltimore on September 13 as part of the second annual Food Paint Conference at Goucher College. The event, co sponsored by WIZTV the Greater Baltimore Committee and Goucher, will feature Maryland officials and media figures to discuss state politics and civic issues surrounding rehabilitation and rights.
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Baltimore
Tropge Wallace
Wallace
Fia
Maryland
Menteddy
Goucher College
I Wiztv
Goucher
Eight Named To Pastorates In This Area
Eight pastors were named for local churches during the Pennylvania Annual Conference session. Rev. Dale E. Kline named superintendent of the Central District overseeing eight churches. A hearing discussed United Fund support and a proposed county charity clearing house to track contributions and funds. No action on United Fund aid was taken as commissioners debated subdivision regulations and a centralized agency reporting structure.
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Gcal
Aleae
Pennylvania
Church of the United Brethren
Chambersburg
Irea
Dale E. Kline
Greencastle
Arche J. Dor- Bess
Dale E. In . James
Fred Mentzer
Hagerstown
Frank G. Menteer
Mt. Lena
Daniel P. Rosenberger
Mt. Jenee ‘Tabor
Karl J. Ensming
Lem KK. Kirknoer
Robrersville
Charles
United Fund
G. Barnhart
Trinity
Dorsey Glover
Washington County
Thas
Ottiors
Burton Hoffmaier
Wash
Kirk
Highth
Hoth
Cor
Aia Nublan
Washington Young
Ocean City Officials Apologize To Negro Legislators
Ocean City officials apologized to two Maryland state legislators denied overnight accommodations at the Atlantic Hotel. The interracial committee said the apology and assurance would prevent recurrence as CORE targets Ocean City for demonstrations next summer. The incident prompted government remarks and a statewide Freedom Day proclamation.
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Ocean City
Chance
Baltimore
Corbin G. Cogswell
Associated Press
Maryland
Verda F
Irma G. Dixon
Marcus J. Williams
S. Fourth
Cogswell
Logan Mon
United Democratic Women's Laborers
Brooklyn
N.Y
The
Atlantic
William Moore
Baltimore Ance
Alabama
Gov. Tawes
Washington
Mary Handers
Justine
Verda
Atlantic Hotel
Williams
Tayes
Association For the Advancement Williams
William H. Purnell Sr
the Atlantic
Edward A. Chance
Hartimary
Cort
Hugh Cropper
Oceanily
Bean Resort
Gambling Held Big Business In Maryland
Rep Paul Finn of New York says legal and illegal gambling totals about 2 billion dollars annually in Maryland. He claims gambling syndicates skim about 10 percent, costing Maryland's treasury around 200 million dollars in illegal bets. He spoke as part of a series on the nation’s gambling industry and a push to a national policy.
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Washington
Paul
Finn
R-N.y
Maryland
Pino
Tino
Fing
Treasury
Beauty Salon Burglarized on Washington Street
Police reported a break in at a beauty salon in the basement of 223 W Washington St. Entry was gained by breaking a front window. Desks and counters were ransacked and checks and a key stolen. A radio and alarm clock were taken from Allen D Morrison at 421 W Washington St over the weekend. total loss about 92.
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Ceonura
Washington St
Sgck
Cear
Allen D. Morrison
Washington SL
Mayor To Address Hagerstown Lions Club This Afternoon
Mayor Winslow I. Burhang will speak to the Hagerstown Lions Club on the citys past present and future. He will show slides of Hagerstown as it is now and as planners envision it, outlining key Urban Renewal plans nearing adoption.
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Winslow I. Burhang Wills
Hagerstown
Courthouse Closed On Labor Day In Washington County
The Washington County Court will be closed on Labor Day Monday September 2 and the County Commissioners will not meet Tuesday September 4 as members attend out of town business. Picnic notices advertise nightly events and anniversary celebrations with vendors offering dinners and prizes at Wayside Inn, Williamsport.
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Theodius Anne Hamlin
Jof
Richard G. Dramlin
Potomac Ave
Washington County Hospital
Litle Falls
New York
Robert J
Mildred Murray Courtney
Uni
Church of Hagers
Richard C
Christopher
Lise Kay
Arlington
Ernest K. Young
Errnest Keedy Vou
Coffman Ave
Halfway
Robversville
Ernest
Margaret
Keady
St. John's Luth Leran Church
National Association of Accountants
Pangborr Corporation
Sarajane Bemsburg Young
Hoxanne
David
Dons Ald
Jor
Middletown
East Funeral Home
Pam
George E. Whetstone
Fred Gross
Bakersville Cemetery
Mary F. Leatherman
Mary Florence Harnbraker
Leatherman
Elmer| Leatherman
Rehobats Feb Church
Williamsport
Harriet Hershberger
Hagerstown
Rehoboth Lum
Charles M. Ankerbrand
Washington County
Democratic
Fark
Svibtamsnare
Washington County Court
Lours
Birmingham
Wayside
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Marlow
West Virginia
Wil-iamsport
Editly Watson
Martinsburg
Helen Sommers
Walter Davis
Marlowe
Ame
David Albert Kirk
Delipod Ave
Watfordsturg
A. Alexander
Catherine Little, Kirk
Princ Ily Tatheran Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Charles A
Winchester
Miriam Atwood
Lucille Barron
City
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Denver
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Wilsaty
Rest Haven Cemetery
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Fort Ritchie
Abe United Church of Christ
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Munkstown
Ruth Gerhart Funkhouser
Cascade
Sue Ann Spangler
Tighfield
Faye Ruth Funkhouser
Donald W. Funkhouser
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Garret Park
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KKK
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Aaa
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Smith Potomac Street
Washington County Board of Education
Independent Nigeria
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David M. Miles
Northern Nigeria Education Ministry
Christopher Kolade
Nigerian Broadcasting Company
Sam Winful
Federal Ministry of Education
Lagos
Victor 8. Gwani
Northern Nigeria Education Divnistry
Frederick &. Konveaso
Eastern Nigeria Educa
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Wright Gibson
Nigeria
Geo. A. Hatcher
Fairchild
George A, Hatcher
Park Circle Tavern
County Board
Hancock
Colombia
Leo Iomorrow
Browning Shotguns
Franklin Street
Adi
Gov. Wallace
Adv
RED Crest
Rambo
Damson & Prune
Newman's
Smithsburg
Paramount
Logan's Tavern
Potomac St
the Idiots
Steve and
Sam
Clarance Batten
Hilats
Texas
Cumberland Valley
Heagy
Lueke
the Blaysteels
Rogk & Init UK
Soup Rae Frock & Holt
Stark's
Georgia
Jones Gas Company
W. Memorial Blvd
America
Uinaeteatcs
Fleigh Motors
Oak Hill
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