Father Guilty In Juvenile Nonsupport Case
Judge Harry Snyder sentenced Yamnity Miller to a term of months in the House of Correction for nonsupport of a 2 year old child. It was Miller's third appearance before the judge, with a warning about harsher terms on future failures to support. The family, living on Bixler's Alley, had four children. Miller was arrested at home while a child wandered nearly naked amid sleeping items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Harry Snyder
Miller
Snyder| Cing
Millers
Mam
Europe Gripped by abnormal December Cold Wave
A severe cold wave grips Europe with extreme frost and heavy snow. Poland reports temperatures around 36 below zero as railways halt and transport suffers. Similar conditions hit Scandinavian countries and Austria with weather-related hardships and several fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Poland
Scan- Ainaris
Austria
Kings Daughters Appeal for Old Toys to Scouts
The King's Daughters urge residents to donate old toys for the Boy Scouts to collect repair and distribute to poor children. Call 21 or 2583-W if you have abandoned toys to give to the CAMS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
King's Daughters
Boy Scouts
First Patient Dies After Annapolis Fire Tragedy
The first death among evacuees from the emergency hospital blaze at Annapolis occurred Friday night as Anthony Ayers died of heart disease. He was among the gravest patients at the time of the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Anthony Ayers
Library to Close for Dr Walker Humrihouse Funeral
Obscure notice records library hours changed to Wednesday afternoon during funeral services for Dr James Walker Humrihouse longtime library board president. Also contains scattered ads for beer brands holiday trees wreaths and a local market, with lisps of prices and products, and a note about open evenings near the West Albert street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tebrary
James Walker Humrihouse
Library Board
Turkey sales heat up at city market before Christmas
The city market reported scarce turkeys this morning with two premium birds on display. One weighed about eleven pounds and cost $5, the other was larger and priced at $1.50 per pound. Egg, butter and produce prices showed typical holiday demand as week progresses.
Submarine S-8 Crisis and Hope of Rescue
Reporters describe steady signals from the sunken submarine S 8 as rescue attempts pause. Flight of diver crews and Lt Fitch are described amid dwindling oxygen and fading hammer taps, indicating the possible loss of life among six survivors onboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvaee Hoat
Wea
Tts
Ife
Fitch
Celebrate Birth Of Girl Baby In Africa Tale
New York dispatch reports Jacques Edouard Chable, a correspondent for French and Swiss papers, recounts in New York how, in Portuguese East Africa, a daughter's birth brings mourning for the father while a son is hailed. A girl is said to be exchangeable for cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deaths Miss Ara Catherine Dubii Near Boonsboro
Miss Ara Catherine Dubii daughter of Mr and Mrs Trent Devel died at home near Boonsboro last night at 2 o'clock of heart trouble aged about two years She was a member of the Church of the Brethren Survived by her parents two sisters Imk and our brother Lawry both at home grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Baker and Jacob Dubel of Benevola Funeral Thursday leaving the house at 1 30 o'clock with services at the United Brethren Church Benevola Rev Caleb Long and Rev W C Wachter officiating Interment to cemetery adjoining
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Catherine FR. Dubii
Trent Devel
Boonsboro
Church of the Breth
Imk
Lawry
Grant
Charles Baker
Jacob Dubel
Benevola
United Brethren Church
Caleb Long
W. C. Wachter
Salvation Army Ladder Fundraising Drive Details
A long list of donors and supporters for the Salvation Army Home project is presented, naming individuals and organizations contributing amounts ranging from cash gifts to bundled funds. Prominent names include Berkson Brothers, Maryland Hotel and Washington Restaurant, Pangborn Corporation, and various lodge and labor groups. The document catalogs supporters, units, and affiliated groups across the community.
City proposes partial cost share for new streets in Hagerstown
The plan requires abutting property owners on new streets to pay for grading paving and related work as two thirds of the expenses may become a lien. The City Council would decide projects, with maintenance later funded by the city. If passed, taxes could drop by about 0.25 to 0.30 cents per $100 of assessed value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Hagersteyn
Garrest
Virginia Avenue
Self Motorcycle Theft Motive in Probate Report
The piece recounts a youth in 1920 who stole to buy a motorcycle, forged checks, and claimed innocence while authorities note a court ward status. A probation report by A L Mattheis recommends wardship and release to his mother under supervision. Also includes unrelated notices for rummage sale and Christmas trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faget
Edward
My. Parker
Marian Parker
Wis
A. L. Mattheis
Aanistant
Hey
Description Of Murderer Hickman In Police Portrait
Police describe William Edward Hickman in detail as a 19 to 25 year old American man. He stands about five ten, 160 pounds, with a slender build, fair complexion, piercing eyes, and very dark brown hair. He wears a brown gray overcoat and a pearl gray fedora, and spoke without an accent with correct English. He appeared educated, neat, and may have worked in a bank or indoor job. Last seen carrying a light hat in his left hand. From Kansas City, the description notes his age uncertainty and the kidnapping and murder case of Marina Pirner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Log Angeles
Der
William Edward Hickman
Marina Pirker
Identified as the Slayer of a 12-Year-Old Girl
Police named William Bayard Hickman as the killer of Mariam Parker after fingerprints and photos matched. A $100,000 reward spurred a multi-county pursuit with nearly 7,000 volunteers patrolling roads and random car searches across the Los Angeles area.
Chicago grain markets update from 1pm trading
Market notes show wheat and corn quotations with mid afternoon values for March and May contracts. Prices reflect shifts in oats and barley, with figures for futures and cash trades, trade activity centered in Chicago grain pits.
Noted Doctor of Hagerstown Dies at Home
Dr. James Walker Humrichouse, prominent Hagerstown physician, dies at Springfeld Farm of a heart attack. Funeral Wednesday at St John’s Episcopal Church. Survived by daughter Mrs. John Ridgely Jr of Towson, brother William H Humrichouse, and three grandchildren Ridgely children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walker Hurhinshoues
Hagerstown
Maryland
Snringfeld Farm
St. John's Episcopal Church
Walter Byron Stoh
O. Hi We Ragan
Victor D. Millar
Ralph Stauffer
Col
J. C. Byron
John B Kieffer
Adrian HW. Onderfonk
Samuel N. Loose
Alexander Armatrong
Charles 8. Lane
Alexander M. Lane
W. H. McCardoll
J. 5.Kauster
Mr. W. Ingelt
Frank A. Newcomer
James Humrichouse
John Ridgely II
Norman B. Scott
James Little
William Myron
Buchanan Sebley
Clayton
Triptedt
Huwrichouse
Baltimore
Charles W
Mary (Hawken) Huwrichouse
St. James School
Pennsylvania Ollege
Gettysburg
University of Maryland
Dix Humrichouse
Europe
Wurtzburg
Vienna
Strassburg
Orlai
Siues
Dyx Humrichouse
Washington County Hospital
Medical Society of
Washington County
Cunterland Valley Medical Association
Americatt Medical Association
Medi Wll Aid Cliturgical
Mary Inna
Jat'tor
Humrichanes
Medics
Votufituer Medical Service Corps
Council of National Defence
Mumrichouse
Halstead
Ballinore
Humrichouse
Western Maryland Railroad
Hageretown
Rimgelf
Bessie Roman
B. FT
Sarah
Jacques) Roman
Jie
John Ridgely, Jr
Towson, Md
Willae H. Humrichouse
Springflal’ Farm
Joh Ridgely
Walker Humrichana Ridgely
Loulae Rumon Ridgely
Miller's Christmas Shop Shoppers Invited to Meet at Miller's
Local quotations list grain and dairy prices including corn wheat and oats with figures per bushel or cwt and poultry prices. An invitation promotes Ernest W. Miller's as the headquirters for holiday shopping with parcels checked free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
Ernest. W
Turkeys Turkeys Load Bring Morning Market Area
Turkeys are loaded for sale Friday morning at around 9 23 o clock in the area of the old Market urns near Those no Rood. Fat turkeys in the flock were tot ad latizo. Citau got ft turkey or aor in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Citau
Turkey
Xmas Plans at Williamsport
Plans for Christmas celebrations in Williamsport include a 9 o clock community event on Christmas Avenue, with a 8 30 start tonight by the Williamsport Community Band and town choirs at the high school, weather permitting. A candy distribution for children 12 and under follows at 9 30 the next morning at the community tree, with Santa Claus giving treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilamaport
Partridge
High School Nuuditorium
Banta Claus
R. A. Pattenberger
V. Delanter
Paul
Farsh
Cothril
J. Frank Vine
Probing Fire Damages Baltimore and Obie Raids Site
An investigation is under way to determine the origin of a fire Sunday night that damaged two combination offices and a touted raid scene. Tools were destroyed. Luther Miller’s four trucks were slightly damaged. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Warrington County Hospital invites the nurses dance at the Hospital Auditorium Thursday at 8:16 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Luther Miller
Frederick
Warington County Hospital
Kenny's Java Blend Ad Promotes Fine Coffee
Christmas insert advert touts Kenny's Java Ned Noche Joftee as the finest blend on earth. Mentions C D Benny CD and Phono 14 as contact points or branding in a compact, period ad style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Earth
C.D
Benny
Phono 14
Oranges Offered At Low Prices In City Ad
A holiday fruit sale announces lower prices on Sweet Southern Oranges with emphasis on quality. The ad notes stock arriving by freight car opposite B&O Freight Station, West Autioam Street, and invites daytime visits during open evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet Hager
Freshh Station
West Aalicui St
Ady
Frelsht
West aAutiotam SL
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Miller
Snyder
Utica Club
Utica Club Wertsberger
Ramacciotti'e
Potomac St
Adv
B. O
Sully
SKIPP
Tish
Aly
Gulf
Nox
H. L. Malls
Baltimore ST
Hagerstown Cycle CO
Wayside Ave
St. John
The
Salvation Army
Joseph
Byron
Victor M. Gushwa
Dom Myer Berkson
Hershey
Te—D. Ramacciotti
Lancelot Jacquey Sr
Cash
Ferlence
Hook
Georgi
Hicke
John P. Howard Gum
Frank D. Leiter
Rey A. Leiter
Swe
Henan Stutzker
George Slaybaugt
Mise Elsie Byron
PF. Lane
Frank H. Newcomer
Elmer N. Funkhouser
E. E. Hutzell B.—Cash
K. Cultman
W. W. Btech
Mechanics Loan & Say, Bank
A J, Clyde Drawer
Newton Lenhart
Conrad Clover
Victor D. Miller
S. W. Gatai
D. Fred Bikle
W—O, DB
McCardell
Tae, He McGarell
Frank Miller
Robert H. McGauley
R. Paulmith
Berkson Brothers
Mise Mary FR. Reuskulp
Loyal Order of Moore
Carpenters’ Union
Alsatia Club
Iiyeeser
D. F. Gonner
B.A.T
Jihior Fire
Chamber O Gommeren
Hagerstown Council AN
T, of
America
A. T
Band
M.P. OM
R. D. Keller Granite Company
Goo
Sertt
Byron Shoe Co
B. Ferguson Co
Pistes
M. P. Muller Organ Woks Erstisteerenter
G—Hageratawn Table Works Winew
VreRelener Mfp Co
Brandt Cabinet Works
Station Furniture Co
G. V. Paper Box Co
Hagetatn Grocery Go
PSM
P. Moller Mator Gar Cosisccenertsversvess
D. A. Thomas & Co
Pridential Life Ins
Hershey Creamsty Ca
Imperial Lee
G. A. Miller
Veecseeseree
BOS B—Cramer Silk Milla
Ludwilp Motor
Yellow Gab Co
W. Myers & Co
Shalwin Hosier Mills
Maryland Ribbon Co
Hagerstown Shoe
Ant Leagine Co
D. A. Buckell Bone
Csyeeeeny Fasse—H. VW. Hart Co
D, E Thropp, Jr
Thos, H. Porter
Gaeh
Charles B. Fry
A. P. Stauffer
Garrad
Louis Meyere
K. Kline
H. le Mile
Washington, D.C
M. Wolfinger
John J. Porter
Orville L. Beachley
H. K. Parwies
He, J. Powles
Chas. E. Hilliard
A. H. Garnell
Henry Holzapfeldr
Aio Alexander Arnatrong
Alex
Wi—A. Eldier Hoover
Mrs. A
William
H. Beard
Julia J. Briseet
Brindle
Albert Panzer
Roy Lancer
R. Wagner
John
Wareham
Golden Rule Bible
Bi S
Christ Reformed Gh
Church of Er
Grace U
B.S
Evangellcal SS
UW. B. Ch
BoLuther League
John's Ghoret
Trinity Aleeran Childh
John's Cuth
Billies Glass
First Christian Church
Veriverecevisers
St. John's Episcopal
Cazhft
Sheahan
Sammuel A. Suter
Walter Byron Stef
Leister
Murray Bachiell
DB. A. Watkina
FIM
Marta Wilgon
Colonial Hotel
H. Ly Goffman
Schindel & Ronnet
Mr. and Mire
Lynas Tih
RW. Knodle
W. H. Hantrichoute
Beclk
David Horher
Bile
Gratton
E. J. Bachtell
Brandt
Ane
Snavely
Dan Kirson
Billy Gabrilig Hamilton
M, Fe Riley
Edng
Irene Smith
Off
Harvaugh
Miler
Tes
Joseph E. New
Hankow
Chita
Doe
Chineao
ECHL
Bolsievlem
Wille
Hickman
Kansas City
Wood
Wiliam Bayard Hickman
Los Angeles First Trust and Savings Hank
Ferry Parker
Parler
Parela
Terman Cilne
Alhambra
Cal
Hoa M. Hickman
Ngo
Uhecka
Falal
Themelves
Vansal
Hiekman
Dea Britten
Herbert L. Mantz
San Diego
Dr. Mantz
Los Angeles
Hal Cora
Chicago Grain Markets
Spictman & Co
Jonathan Street
Owen High
BOHR
James Walker Hamricouse
Hagerstown Grain and ‘Feat
Go. Price Fald Fursure
Awe Wayne Dairy
Iniveraal Ege Wash
Maryland Poultry Company
XMAS
W'Msport
Christine
Colonial Theatre
Ivary
Ital Gable