Husband Held After Fatal Virginia Avenue Crash
Orrin McCloskey faces a manslaughter charge after a crash on Virginia Avenue that killed Edna McCloskey. Coroner Justice Heard announced no inquest. McCloskey posted 500 bond for a September 27 hearing as his car rear-ended the Townley New Jersey vehicle, which burned after a gas tank exploded. Leslie McCloskey and others were injured.
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Orrin McCloskey
Virginia Avenue
Edna McCloskey
C. Edward Heard
J. A. White
McCloskey
Townley
N. J
New Jersey
Leslie McCloskey
Leslie
McCloskey Couple In Serious Crash After Disputed Claim
Orrin McCloskey told officers he planned to overtake a car to reach his wife in New York. He drove in the 1500 block of Virginia avenue where a crash left Mrs McCloskey seriously injured. Investigators suspect she was thrown or stepping toward the car as it struck.
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Washington County Hospital
Virginia Avenue
Harry E. Byram
Norwalk
Conn
Frances Evans
New York
Don Burdie
Associated Press
Wolfe Reunion at City Park on September 13
The Wo'fe clan plans its annual reunion at City Park this Sunday September 13. Prizes will be awarded for the oldest member present.
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Wolfe
City Park
Reunion Held by Dietrich Family
Twenty nine persons gathered on Sunday September 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles W Hoffman near Fairview for a partial reunion of relatives connected to Mrs Margie Dietrich formerly Miss Margie Dietrich A bountiful dinner was served Guests included Mrs W E Huntzberry Mrs Charles Dietrich Mrs Blanche Eckstine and children D S Bartlett of Hampton Va Mrs Charles G McDaniel of Soochow China Mrs W E Fagge and daughter Virginia of Paoli Pa Mr and Mrs A D Bartlett and children of Landover Md Mr and Mrs Charles W Hoffman and children and Mrs Hoffman mother of Charles W Hoffman Members attended Broadfording Brethren Church where Dieterich ancestors worshipped.
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Charles W. Hoffman
Fairview
Charles G. McDaniel
Soochow
China
W. E. Fagge
Virginia
Paoli
A. D. Bartlett
Landover
Charles .W. Hoffman
Hoffman
Broadfording Brethren Church
Dieterichs
Fidelis class luncheon at City Park parish event
A covered dish luncheon was held Friday evening at City Park by the Fidelis class of First Baptist church. Attendees included teacher Mrs. W. M. Shirey and numerous members such as Mrs. C. A. Little, Mrs. D. J. Bishop, Mrs. H. G. Campbell, Mrs. H. C. Potfenberger, Mrs. C. E. McConnell, Mrs. J. F. Matthews, Mrs. Stotler, Mrs. N. C. Hopfer, Mrs. Mary Gilbert, Mrs. W. C. Manious, Mrs. W. Brooks, Mrs. C. Knight, Mrs. L. Martin, and Misses Thelma Spicer and Wanda June Knight.
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City Park
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
W. M. Shirey
C. A. Little
D. J. Bishop
H. G. Campbell
H. C. Potfenberger
C. E. McConnell
J. F. Matthews
Stotler
N. C. Hopfer
Mary Gilbert
W. C. Manious
W. Brooks
C. Knight
L. ¥. Martin
Thelma Spicer
Wanda June Knight
The World With Ale Fend The World With Ale Fend
Carol Torrence spends Christmas with family as Thornton travels to Florida with his wife Irma. Carol and Blake are in love. Blake seeks a divorce but remains entangled in a tense affair. Irma suns herself as a beauty routine unfolds amid mistaken vows and shifting loyalties.
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Carol Torrence
Thornton
Florida
Irma
Carol
Blake
Blake Delivers Ultimatum to Irma in Divorce Demand
Blake confronts Irma with a divorce demand after admitting he loves another woman. He explains his lack of care for years and cites meeting a genuine fiancée in his office. Irma resists, but the estrangement becomes calculated, with Planes of separation looming as the old marriage collapses.
Class Meeting at First Brethren Church Host Home
The Berean class met at Mrs. Freda Johnson's Mulberry avenue home with Mrs. Keplinger assisting. Attendees included Mrs. Mildred Finfrock Lida Minnick Charlotte Minnick Gaynell Keplinger Sara Lindsay Evelyn Shoop Edna Stickler Olive Myers Gay Overman Mary Johnston Louise Kittell and the hostess.
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First Brethren Church
Freda Johnson
Mulberry Avenue
Keplinger
Mildred Finfrock
Lida Minnick
Charlotte Minnick
Gaynell Keplinger
Sara Lindsay
Evelyn Shoop
Edna Stickler
Olive Myers
Gay Overman
Mary Johnston
Louise Kittell
Explosion sinks tugboat C. No. 5 on Monongahela River
A blast in the engine room of the tugboat C No. 5, owned by Carnegie Illinois Steel, sank the vessel in Duquesne, Pennsylvania. Four crew members were injured, with engineer Frank P. Leichliter, age 54, of Duquesne, in critical condition.
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Duquesne
Monongahela River
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corporation
Frank P. Leichliter
Roosevelt Leading In Maryland State Poll
Returns from a mail poll of Maryland registered voters show Franklin D. Roosevelt ahead of Alf Landon by 455 votes in 24 counties. Baltimore City is not represented. The state has 111,127 registered voters. Washington county reports 89 for Landon and 137 for Roosevelt. Hogs prices for various weights are listed, with goods and choice at 11.60 to 11.95 per 100 pounds.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore Sunpapers
Democrat
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Harrison
Landon
Baltimore City
Washington County
London
Relief for eczema itching and burning with Resinol
Wash affected areas with Resinol Soap and warm water to soften scales. Pat dry, avoid rubbing. Doctors favor oily ointment for deeper penetration. Resinol Ointment soothes itching and aids healing. Use today for comfort tomorrow. Get Resinol Soap and Ointment at drug stores or request a free sample from Resinol Dept. 1 Baltimore Md.
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Resinol
Dept. 1
Baltimore
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Morrow
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