Western Maryland public works plan outlined in Maryland
Washington June 21 officials of Western Maryland counties will be invited to suggest projects for inclusion in the administrations public works program. Subcommittees for the Sixth District plan meetings with legislators county officials mayors and others in Hagerstown on August 8 to gather recommendations which will then be passed to the state public works committee.
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Washington
Pub- Mc
Maryland
Lewis
Thomas B. Finan
Cumberland
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick
Hagerstown
Benet
Congress
Ritchie
Maryland Highway Funds Share From Federal Pool
Maryland will receive about 3.6 million dollars from a 400 million dollar federal highway construction fund. State Roads Commission to handle projects with state and local priorities, including by passes around Baltimore to ease intercity traffic. Allocation not yet official. Maryland’s share after admin costs is near nine tenths of one percent, with Virginia at 7.45 million.
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State Roads Commission
Maryland
Washington
Baltimore
Virginia
Man Brill Pleads Not Guilty in Double Murder Charge
Omer Brill, 22, pleaded not guilty to slaying Esther Burch, 17, in Bear Settlement on May 16. Earlier indicted for killing Esther and her mother, C L Burch, authorities allege the pair were shot during a robbery attempt. Defense seeks venue change. Judge Kump orders affidavits and will rule Thursday.
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Moorefield
W. Va
Omer Brill
Esther Burch
C. L. Burch
Bear Settlement
Brill
G. K. Kump
Community notes and church service in Sharpsburg
Washington DC resident Jon Mouser spent the weekend with relatives in Sharpsburg. Baltimore visitors Mr and Mrs Paul Dunn and children stayed with O T Reilly and Mr and Mrs Charles Billmyer. Hagerstown residents Mr and Mrs Herbert Snavely visited. Christ Reformed church to administer Holy Communion at 10 45 am Rev A H Groff. Other local visits noted include Halfway’s Vernon Heck and family and Heighberger Earley families. Prof Joseph E McKnight retires from University of Utah after 43 years teaching.
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Jon Mouser
Washington, D.C
Paul Dunn
Baltimore
O. T. Reilly
Charles Billmyer
Herbert Snavely
Hagerstown
Christ Reformed
A. H. Groff
Vernon Heck
Halfway
Wm. Marker
Andrew Heighberger
Charles
H. R. Earley
Allen Poffenberger
Fined for Sale Without License in Funkstown Case
E Keller Iseminger, proprietor of a gasoline service station and refreshment stand at Funkstown, was fined $100 and costs for selling beer without a license by Magistrate Richard Sweeney. Iseminger appealed and bonded for action by the November Grand Jury. The offense occurred June 11. he later said a license was secured. Constable E Leister Isanogle testified. It was the first such case in Washington County since beer became legal.
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E. Keller Iseminger
Funkstown
Costa
Richard Sweeney
Eminger
Iseminger
E. Leister Isanogle
Washington County
Magis
Sweeney Warns of Maximum Fines for Future Offenders
Judge Sweeney warned that future offenders would face the maximum fine of $1,000. The statement underscored stiff penalties to deter violations and maintain legal order in the jurisdiction.
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Trate Sweeney
Revolvers Stolen From Local Hardware Store
A hardware store reported the larceny of two automatic revolvers worth about 30 dollars each from a showcase within the past few days. The burglary was discovered yesterday and police were notified.
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Bchindel-Rohrer
Pennsylvania Train Between Chambersburg and Waynesboro Discontinued
The Pennsylvania passenger train between Chambersburg and Waynesboro will stop operating after June 29 following a Harrisburg hearing held weeks earlier to discuss ending the service.
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Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Rev Frank L Stine to Speak at Evening Church Service
Rev Frank L Stine pastor of Boonsboro United Brethren Church will speak at the Church of the Brethren East Washington street at 745 PM tonight. It is a union prayer meeting of cottage groups that have met for four months and will close the season. About 95 children attend the Daily Vacation Bible School. pastor Rev A B Miller notes a few of the ...
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Frank L. Stine
Boonsboro United
Brethren Church
Church of the Brethren
East Washington Street
A. B. Miller
Juvenile Court Hearings Move Forward for Youngest
The report notes hearings for younger children under juvenile court care in justice Harry G Snyder’s division. It outlines potential age considerations and administrative steps as part of the process.
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Harry Ge. Bnyder
Baltimore man Hull to escape Pennsylvania extradition
Richard Hull of Baltimore formerly of Edgemont was arrested Sunday night for a motor vehicle violation and will not be prosecuted. State Police said extradition to Pennsylvania will not be pursued since the accident involved was slight. Five Negro youths were arrested yesterday by officers for larceny at Lyon junk yard.
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Dagffed
Richard Hull
Baltimore
Edgemont
Pennsylvania
Hull
Divine
Hamill
Lyon
Local visitors assess Century of Progress fair in Chicago
R L Cook and H C Snook returned from the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago praising the fair as wonderful. Cook especially noted the exhibits showing development and progress across industries.
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R. L. Cook
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Committee ON Public Works
Bugs
Armelegs
Amox
R. M. Hays & Bros
W. Washington Street
BUY Arma Stores Coffee
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Eee
Hagerstown Bank
Howard’s
Balto
Laison
David 4. Lamson
Leland Stanford Wniversity
San Jose
Calif
A. P
Sharpsburg
Joseph E. McKnight
University of Utah
M. P. Moller Music Store
Antietam Street
W. Washington ST
Hagerstown, MD
pHebian
Vi Sai
Mer
Andy
Frank Stine
R. D. McKee
G. G. Dept Store
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