Young mother denies love triangle story
Mrs James H Weaver of 265 South Potomac street denies a tabloid tale of a love triangle influencing her decision to place her baby Sonny up for adoption. She insists she did advertise for adoption but will not give up her son and seeks a home for him in Hagerstown and Boons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Weaver
South Potomar Street
Herald-Mail
Washington
Weaver
Marjorie Young
Williamsport
West
Hove
Toledo
Ohio
Wolfsville Obituary and Local Notices Summary
Betty La Rue Pryor infant daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Pryor died at home last week aged three months and 18 days. Funeral at home Thursday afternoon. Survived by parents and many siblings. Interment Garfield Cemetery. Calvin Kline injured by falling from a ladder while apple picking. Various local visits, recitals, and social events noted. Farmers busy with corn and potatoes. crop reports mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty la Rue
R. W. Pryor
Milton
Hegerstown
Touis
Jasper
Homer
Thomas
Ruth
Olive
Dorma
Cordelia
Junior
Ausherman
Mellie Hays
Catherine Harshman
Catherine Grossnickle
Maurice Martin
Garfield Cemetery
Calvin Kline
Sherman
Edgar Marlin
Austin
Charles ‘Delanter
E. L. Brandenburg
Lloyd Brandenburg
Harry Grosenichle
Hlerton
A. L. Johnson
John Johnéox
Huron Johnson
John Hays
Mellie Liger Apent
Welty Stoulemyer
John Wise
Hagerstown
Thomas Fred
Pryor
Atha Brandenburg
Film to mark Fire Protection Week by chamber group
The Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the National Fire Protection Association will show a film here as part of Fire Protection Week observed October 7 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
National Fire Protection Association
Road Opened From Hagerstown To Smithsburg
The state road from Hagerstown to Smithsburg was opened on Thursday with a smooth, hard surface. The construction work was by Bester and Long contractors. Caution is advised for trains near railroad tracks while traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Smithsburg
Bester & Long
Thieves Still Busy Around Middletown
Local reports detail burglaries in Middletown and surrounding valley areas. Burglars entered the home of Postmaster Leslie W. Gaver but nothing was taken as they were scared off by a wakeful owner. another entry occurred at Luther Main’s apartment with no losses. Ruth Bois reported a wrist watch stolen from her father’s house last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Leslie W. Gaver
Martinsburg Man Injured in Bridge Collision
I B Frankenberg of Martinsburg sustained shock and cuts after his car collided with a truck driven by George Stevenson on a narrow Antietam Creek bridge near Briegport. The wrecked car and severely damaged truck prompted hospital treatment and a motor vehicles investigation by Deputy Commissioner J W Tawison. G W Swailes broke ground for a new meat market and residence at 400 South Potomac Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Frankenberg
Martinsburg
Yenleriny
Automovila
E. V.hull
George Stevenson
Antietam Creek
Brijgsport
Frankenberg
J. W. Tawison
Coor
G. W. Swailes
Potomac Street
Two men fined after street racing horse and buggy
Detective Thurston and Deputy Ca pris arrested Jim Kine and Ben Maloy for staking a horse and buggy, racing through the street while reportedly intoxicated. Each man paid a fine of one dollar after the incident Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detective Thurston
Deputy Capris
Speed Kings
Jim Kine
Ben” Maloy
Drunken Offense Leads to Police Attention
Report notes officers encountered a drunken incident with mention of officers at foot, details incomplete but suggesting public disturbance. No additional names or locations are clearly readable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ares
F. Shaffer
Potwoma
Popheins
Bureau of Standards
Washington, D. C
Wolfsville
Gail
Leda Knode
Frederick
Burkeystown
Point of Rocks
Belya Stottiemyer
George BR. Stottlemyer
Eva Stottlemyer
Katie Easterday
Roy Poffenberger
William Blickengtail
Thurmont
Hobart
W. Lb. Brandenburg
Lester Leatherman
Stidg
Aughinbaugh
Kneisley Drug Stores
Wolets
Colonial Theatre
NOOK
Vents
stErTy Stirlf Chasm, Stieff, Inc
South Potomac Street
Young’s Drug Stores
E. Corner Public
McCardell. Bros
Dutteritie
Lel
Dain
Hudson
Storage Transfer and Automobile CO
W. Franklin Street
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