Hold Trio in Liquor Cases at Frederick
Federal court bonds set for Russell Clark Waverly Mike Clark and Albert Huntz berry on charges of possessing untaxed liquor amounting to 29 gallons. Hijacking and looting at Clark home near St James reported. raid by federal investigators followed. Also held were Morris S Baker and Allen Stull on 120 gallons untaxed liquor. Officer arrest near Hing Hil uncovered stills and mash. William Halfhill cited for whiskey in a secret cellar. Baker previously held on 230 gallons untaxed liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Clark, Waverly
Mike) Clark
Albert Huntzberry
Russell Clark
St. James
U. S
H. Noel Haller
Fredurick
Mountzberry
Washington
Clark
D. K. McLaughlin
William R. Harvey
Charles BR. Cushna
Morris
Baker
Allen Stull
Thurmport
D. Angle Wolfinger
P. Loughrie
Harvey
Frederick S. Myers
Hing Hil
Ann
Wolfinger
Ofiicers
William C. Halfhill
Emmisburg
Halfhill
Morris 5
Church of the Brethren trustees named for 1919 year
Report lists D A Thomas H L Coff rain W Newton Long A M Horst and Charles Lewis appointed trustees for 1919. Accidents in Maryland noted and other local items include editor Ray F Rohrer leaving Globe for a sales post, Wilson College bequest from Annie V Lortz, and Walter D Hines named by President Wilson to head railroads. Weather records show a cold snap with six above zero and a series of chimney fires amid strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Brethren
D. A. Thomas
H. L. Coffrain
W. Newton Long
A. M. Horst
Charles Lewis
Maryland
Ray F. Rohrer
The
Globe
R. L. Dollings Company
Walter D. Hines
Wilson
Wm. Gibbs McAdoo
Farmers and fruit growers association organized at Farmers Institute
The Farmers and Fruit Growers Association formed at the Farmers Institute with D Webster Groh serving as temporary president. In probate news, the will of General H Kyd Douglass valuing an estate at 25000 was filed in the Orphans Court. The First Hose Company in meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Fruit Growers Association
Farmers’ Institute
D. Webster Groh
H. Kyd Douglass
Orphans’ Court
Williamsport Retail Grocers Set 7 PM Closures
Six more inches of snow fell during the night as Williamsport Bank stock par 10 sold at 318.25 a share and Hagerstown plus Sharpsburg turnpike stock par value 25 brought 21.50. Lutheran Church elected W. D. Byron and KE. W. Byers elders and Alvey G. Hoffman with Daniel F. Draper as deacons. Farmers feared to deliver to market due to severe cold. small lots on city market quoted at 94 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
George F. Burkhart
Williamsport Bank
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg
Tion
Williamsport
W. D. Byron
KE. W. Byers
Alvey G. Hoffman
Daniel F. Draper
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Frederick
Wampele
Vick
Alleniu
Cyb. OG
Menthol
Heneph
Smith Bros. Gough
Colgate
Dr. West
Absorbine, Jr
Yeager
Fletcher's
California
Paris
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Kieffer
Ingram
Squibb
Williams’ Glider
DeWitt's
Pond
Woodbury’s
East Washington ST
Jacques E. Zirler
New York City
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Annie V. Lortz
Howard C.fry
Harrisburg
Alexander Armstrong
Meet
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Ker
PALS
the Lutheran Church
Chichesters
Ayers Bros
Steffey Co
Building Coal Supplies
U.S
Patent OffIce
Stanley
Doc Pillsbury
Contieol
Stanlees
Popeye
RELLO
T&n
Isnea Meare
B. E. C. Segar
Curly
Scorcky
Miss Betty
Scorchy
BRICK
Bradford
PACHL
GODS
WHITE
John C. Terry
Betty
Daddy
Molle Kenny
William Ritt
and Clarence Gray
Bobby Thatcher
George Storm
Aunt Ida
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