Potomac Hotel Remodeling and Local Constructions Noted
Permits issued for several local projects including front alterations to the Potomac Hotel at 19 North Potomac Street costing 3000 to the St Ramacciotti estate and a 42750 approved construction total the past week. Also a two story rear addition to First Brethren Church valued 1000 a metal generator shed at 33 Summit Avenue 500 and a $26000 Home Construction Company house at Haat Irvin Avenue and Calvert Terrace.
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Potomac Hotel
North Potomac Street
St. Ramacciotti
Charles Smith
First Brethren Church
East Antietam Street
Chesapeake
Potomac Telephone Company
Summit Avenue
Haat Irvin Avenue
Calvert Terrace
Home Construction Company
Clyde W. Spaid
Pauline Spaid
Nottingham Road
Kenneth Angle
Corbett Street
Woodrow W. Carmack
Robert Waltz
Charles Street
Man Convicted Of Indecent Exposure
Catherine Shipley aged 37 was convicted of indecent exposure by Magistrate John B. Berkson in city court last night. Police arrested her after two women testified. It was the first night court session at city hall in many years. Shipley is held on a $5 600 bond under advisement.
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Catherne Shipley
Franklin Street
John B. Berkson
Shipley
City Hall
Berkson
Eleven Indicted in Baltimore Numbers Racket
Eleven people were indicted by a grand jury for conspiracy to run a Baltimore numbers lottery. A Washington man, Martin Duane McGuire, was arrested in a Crestwood apartment and identified as a lay-off gambler. The syndicate allegedly handled over a million dollars in monthly bets.
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Baltimore
Washington
Anselm Nonaro
Martin Duane McGuire
Crestwood
16Th Street
Insw
Ben Rosenthal
McGuire
Lincoln Avenue
Takoma Park
Washington Suburb
Anne Arundel County
Careening Auto Damages Cars on Hancock Street
A car struck and damaged several parked vehicles on Hancock's main street causing about 1700 in damage. Mr and Mrs P H Stull of Berkeley Springs say they narrowly escaped injury when the vehicle sideswiped two cars hit another and broke a sparking meter.
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Hancock
P. H. Stull
Berkeley Springs
Prominent Banker Dies At Age 72 In Westminster
J. Pearce Wantz Sr. longtime Union National Bank leader and director died at 72 yesterday at his home in Westminster Maryland. He collapsed while on duty and remained active in bank affairs. he had previously recovered from a heart attack. Wantz chaired Carroll County Education Board for 19 years and held key civic roles including leader positions with Western Maryland College Board of Trustees Westminster Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club.
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Westminster
J. Pearce Wantz, Sr
Union National Bank
Western Maryland College
Board of
Listens
Carroll County Board of Education
Chambher of Commerce
Westminster Rotary Club
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