Sentences handed down in county court terms
Prisoners convicted in the present term were sentenced by Judge Wagutoan. The heaviest sentence went to John Tabler for larceny, three years in the penitentiary. Others received 12 to 18 months for larceny or related offenses. Paroles granted include Swope and Grimes with conditions. several defendants retained for trial or recommitted to institutions.
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Erm Ar
Moo
Wagutoan
Cai
Zio John Tabler
Manna
Panitentiary
Tabler
Harnish & Harper
Deartoss
Aligo
Tyan
Wes
Wiliam Mikesell
Mikesell
Michael Stevena
Dr. Foster
Clearspring
Floyd McSherry
Oster House
Samuel House
House
Richard Courtney
Boonsboro
Pee Swain
Hratle Roop
Jautter Keye
Hilt
Benjamin TF. Swope
Sunl Raymond Suftheans
Rico Grimes
Luther Lenhart
Amos Iversole
Charles Mangan
Western Maryland Railway Company
Franklin Norrin
Harsh
Willamaport
St Mary's Industrial School
Richard Shop
Clarence Bartels
Hagerstown
Martin Freshour
William Lumm
Mary F. Lumm
Grice
Lumm
Ohio
Attroney
T Free
Charles Pentony
Fred White
Howard Stone
Deaths Melcher Garver 72 in city home
Melcher Garver 72 died at 3:46 yesterday at his home 118 Heat Avenue after years of illness He helped found Garver Furniture Company in 1909 and earlier worked with Hagerstown Tran Works He leaves a widow four sons two daughters and two brothers Funeral Friday at 3 from the house with services by Rev Brott interment Rose Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melcher Garver
Heat Avenue
Geo
Garver
Ona
Arthur
L. Keller
Edwin A
Paul W. Garvan
Ies
Melehora Garver
Thia City
Mira
Kidna ‘Funk
Norfolk
Dana Garven
Montsoméry City
Lanila Garver
van Alstyne
Texad
Brotherhood Sunday School Reception At John’s Lutheran
John’s Lutheran Sunday school held a Brotherhood reception for new members. The varied program featured solos, recitations, violin and piano solos, a male chorus, readings, and an address by Rev. J Edward Harms. An orchestra directed by Prof. R C Harp performed well and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt John's Lutheran Sunday School
Brotherhood of the Church
Au Present
Mary Howard
Miss Rinehart
George D. Reynolds
Winifred Campbel
Edw
B. Cust
Miss Rinehart Acompanying
Ralph Garver
Edison Groh
B. Cost
A. L. Aloelmrt
Russell Campbell
Teddy Moller
George W. Fridingar
J. Frank S. Beck
Arthur H. Keller
Bernard P
Erstainger
Roger C. Harp
Merritt Campbell
Mr. Hartman
Georges Updegraft
Plang
Misa Evangeline Greenwalt
J. Edward Harms
D. D
R. C. Harp
Fina Witele
Ware
Chestnuts and walnuts scarce in local market
Residents report a chestnut blight destroying this year’s crop, leaving chestnuts absent in the region. Walnuts are available only in small, hard to obtain quantities. Last year’s chestnut crop was also tiny, and imported chestnuts are sold at stove-dealers while local supply remains depleted.
Juvenile Delinquency Increase in Kansas
Kansas juvenile crime rose 41 percent in the war year, with Rev. W. E. Blackstock attributing the surge to home life friction. Court records show 1,366 boys before the court between July 1, 1919 and July 1, 1920, dropping to 502 in the year ending July 1, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersational
Wewss
Topeka
Kun
Dec
Kansas
W. E. Blackstock
Thera
Market Vendors Occupy City Market With Limited Supply
Market activity shows few vendors at City Market today with supplies limited. Prices listed include butter 43 cents per pound, pudding 20 cents, dressed chickens 1.26 to 1.40, walnuts 12 cents a box, and plugs and cedar greens 10 cents. Farm Agent Day announces hog pedigrees for Poland China stock raised by Boys Pig Clubs from Williamsport and Hagerstown, named Charles and William Doub, Van Ridenour, and Edward Wolffinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitica
Poland
Charles Doub
Wik
Iam Doub
Williamsport
van Ridenour
Hagerstown
Edward Wolffinger
No Danger of Explosion On Blimp Flight
Lieut Com RF Wood, pilot of the -2 blimp, stated there was no danger of catastrophe as he smoked only a few feet from the gas bag during the flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RF. Wood
Stock Market Recovers Some After Decline Pressures
Stocks faced selling pressure in the morning trading hour with sentiment easing as prices recovered. Texas Co advanced toward 47 while Erle declined to 11 amid rumors of receivership. Afternoon strength appeared in Wah Copper up to 6 1 4 and Anaconda to 47 4. Colden Co expected 1921 net around 6 million before depreciation. P M trading 402000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yos
Daves
New York Stock Exchange
Jonathan
St. Paul
Ardera
Texas Co
Erle
Comnion
Thia
Apaconda
Colden Co
P. M
In Memoriam Davie Moser Remembered Six Years On
In memory of Davie Moser, my dear husband, who died December 8, 1915. The verse speaks of enduring love and faithful remembrance, with a note of hope for reunion in the great beyond and a vow to keep his memory alive despite absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie Moser
Ditch Held in Jail to Testify in Local Case
Nora Ditch, 14, returned from Washington to testify in a local prostitution case after being arrested on vagrancy. She and Janice Crampton, 15, disappeared from their city home weeks ago. Crampton remains in Washington’s House of Detention. Ditch will later answer the vagrancy charge in Washington after testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Ditch
Janice Crampton
Washington
Kline
Crampton
Ditch
Prices From Pedseal Milling And Refrigerating Go
Daily prices listed for December 8 show flour at 6.00 to 9.00 per barrel, corn products and meals ranging from 1.00 to 2.20, potatoes 1.00 to 1.65, and dairy items including butter 0.35 to 0.40 per pound. Livestock prices include old chickens at 0.25, j hams 0.40, and turkeys 0.48 per pound, with various abbreviations and misspellings in the OCR.
Witness Caught Here After Search in Italian Murder Case
A Chester Pa murder case witness named Tony Maderio was apprehended here yesterday afternoon by Detective Milo and Deputy Crampton at a local rooming house. Maderio, claimed as an eye witness to a fatal stabbing in Chester, was being sent back to Chester. Beard's store and Beard’s razor ad copy appear alongside the arrest report in the period’s page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Tony Maderio
Muo
Crampton
Milo
Maderio
Azo
A M Bhar Drop Galt O P 172 M
A terse item notes A M Bhar drop and Galt O P 172 M with sparse details. It reads as a brief sports or contest notation, marking participants and a numeric code or score. The fragmentary line suggests a result update or lineup note within a larger event.
Easy 40 Shimmy Wheel to Fur Nace Is Broken
A terse OCR fragment describes a simple task involving a shimmy wheel to a furnace. The text is unclear but indicates a broken component or connection requiring inspection and repair. No clear names or dates are present.
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Krapps
France
Barbara Gare Yates
Markapon
Mount Plemnitt
Keodyaville
Bute Catney
Ally Fharmgey
Qt Rag
Doll Coaches
McKer
Memoriam
Mary M- Moser
Ady
Childs
Coats
Beard
McKee
Beard’s
Rd, McKhh
Leiter Brothers
Peoples’ Bakery
Washington Fs
Pocomoke
Tangier Sound
Florida
B.& C. Yards
Della
B.D. McKee
ATR Rifles
Mekem
Nzgut
Abesp Tonda
Peoples’ Auction Room
W. Franklin Bt
Mulm
A. M. Bhar
Drop. Galt O
R. J. Bumpass
Washington St
Smastre
R. D. Mette
Fleigh Motor & Tire GO
Oak Hill Avenue
Antietam Miling CO
BOD
HB. Beard
Coat
Wapahington St
Brandenburg
Jefferaah & Cunoon
Rantolph
Randolph & North
Locust
D. Crab
Randolph & Nort
Oak FM
Onalt Hill & Potomac Ave
A. George
North
St W. Moore
Gheutnut Bt
Gorbar
West Franklin St
Lyevideras
Winter St
Alwood
Wranklin & Weat Side
Miller Reed & Grocery Co
B. Potomac St
Finney
Mycre MN
Potomac
Arantctit
Martin
North Potomac
Ty A
Zitaman
Byron Pisce
Atom
Waehington
Klearath Hoyer & Lenet
Frankia
Suley Market
Aiton
Ave
Baward
Potomac St
Weopart
ROS
Sparagee
Core Winter & Peniklin
Trak
Con
Ride
Wrehitgton
Nyle True Valuh
Dernon N
Scott & Stump Investment Securities
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