Three Guilty in Bank Case at Frostburg Maryland
Emery G. Hitchins president, Paul L. Hitching attorney and secretary, and Frank Watts former cashier were convicted by a U. S. District Court jury of two counts of violating Federal banking laws. Judge Coleman imposed consecutive sentences totaling over seven years in jail. The bank's false entries and reports of condition were the counts cited.
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Cumberland
Citizen’s National Bank of
Emery G. Hitchins
Paul L. Hitching
Frank Watts
Coffee Break at Arma Stores Sparks Fresh Outlook
Local retail update shows Arma Stores launching a fresh breakfast lineup titled Coffee Fresh including Red Stripe offerings. Rainbow brand visuals accompany the push as shoppers respond to the new morning options.
Bank misappropriation defendants receive consecutive terms
The court imposed consecutive sentences of one year and one day on two defendants and one year and one day on another after guilty pleas to misappropriation of bank funds. No prison term was designated for the defendants to serve. All three were found not guilty on a conspiracy to misappropriate funds count.
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R Tun
Yom Kippur Observed Here in Special Services
Special Yom Kippur observances began last evening at 7 30 in the local synagogue and will run from 10 a m until sundown today. Many Jewish owned stores will close until sundown. The day is the holiest in the calendar, a time of rest fasting prayer penance and atonement.
Heaps To Testify Before Committee
Heaps of Baltimore, head of the Maryland State Dairymen Association, will be summoned to testify before the Senate committee probing milk prices and control. Counsel Elwood H. Seal said Heaps will review information already given in Baltimore as the panel meets mid month. Robert L. Van, a Washington special U S district attorney, shows improvement after an auto crash near Funkstown, with other injured also recovering. Niel prius defined as a term for courts with judge and jury handling civil cases.
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Washington
Heaps
Baltimore
Maryland State Dairymen’s Association
Senate
Elwood H. Seal
Van
Robert L. van
U. S
Funkstown
Washington County
Clippinger Freed After Auto Crash Trial
CHAMBERSBURG Pa Sept 30 Former State Senator Charles W Clippinger 54 Greencastle was acquitted of driving while intoxicated but must pay court costs Three physicians testified he temporarily lost memory after a chin blow when he struck a light standard in Chambersburg Dr Sowell Green Castle chief surgeon said the blow caused memory loss Experts noted difficulty distinguishing cerebral concussion from intoxication in such accidents
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Chambersburg
Charles W Clippinger
Greencastle
Clippinger
George A. Sowell
Wayneborn Hospital
Sowell
Court Of Appeals To Open Monday
Annapolis Maryland September 30 The October term of the Court of Appeals will begin Monday with the first five cases on the docket scheduled for hearing Ninety seven cases appear on the preliminary docket and more may be added before final docket The court will hear cases on opening day but judges typically begin filing opinions from three weeks to a month later
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Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Downsville Church Services and Monthly Conference Report
Rev C A Frick will preach at 11 a m with Bible school at 10 a m Promotion and Rally Day exercises to be rendered Sunday morning The monthly conference of the Church of Christ was held Monday evening Great interest was shown Attendees include Rev C A Frick Edward Baker and several local residents Several families noted visiting or spending time with relatives Little Richard Hessong is critically ill with double pneumonia.
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Downsville
C. A. Frick
Church of Christ
Edward Baker
E. O. Flock
Samuel Shank
Alvey Marshall
Katie Bitner
Lewis Izer
Grace Davis
Mamie Long
Elizabeth Dorsey
Sherpsburg
Evelyn Bitner
Martha Davis
Grace
Frank
William Brindle
Doris
Nelda
Downey Harsh
Committee to Frame Appeal on Milk Code Seeks Lower Price
A Philadelphia meeting urged lowering milk prices to five cents a pint and suggested a quart price cut to nine cents to aid poor buyers. Speakers warned price disparities harm distributors while producers said profits would suffer. The draft appeal will include all milk industry departments and enforcement offices.
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Daniel W. Doub
Preston
Sia
Philadelphia
Harding
Ernest W. Miller
Simon L. Downey
Downsville
P.L. Martin
F. P. At
A. H. Warne
Kiwanis Club
Dr. Crown D. Diehl
Rotary Club
Roger Whipple
NRA Compliance Board
D. Webster Groh
E. Dunning
M.P. A
Chambersburg
Sunday Motoring Tour from Hagerstown to Cumberland and Bedford
The Automobile Club schedules a Sunday trip covering Hagerstown to McConnellsburg to Bedford and Cumberland via Lincoln Highway and Horseshoe Trail with a round trip of 162 miles. Route details list towns and mileage including Green Castle Mercersburg Breezewood Bedford Springs Naves X Roads Cumberland and return to Hagerstown.
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the Automobile Club
Hagerstown
McConnellsburg
Bedford
Cumbesiead
Greencastle
Upton
Mercersburg
Harrisonville
Saluva
Breezewood
Everett
Cumberland
Bedford Springs
Centerville
Center St
Baltimore Ave
Martin's Mountain
Chewsville Church and School Activities Report
Chewsville notes show Bethel United Brethren church Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 and evening services at 7 30. Chewsville school hosts a bingo party October 6. Local residents host guests and weekly Bible class election results list officers and staff.
Prison Escape Told In Story
A feature recounts the 1932 escape of inmate Georga Booze from Maryland State Penitentiary Roxbury. Calvin B. Hoffman Jr authorizes the tale of the escape, the route via fields to Benevola and Baltimore, a bus stop near Pattmore, a staged search, and the convict still at large with scars and identifying details.
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Calvin B. Hoffman
Maryland
Penrl Farm
Merald
Mr. Hoffman
Roxbury
Georga ‘Booze
Penal Institution
Permalesioh
Ruth
Baltimore
Baltimore Penitentary
Roxbury Penal Ferm
Batimore Highway
Kline’s Mill
Benevola
Pattmore
Ofcer
Brownies Meeting At YMCA This Afternoon
The Brownies of the YMCA will hold a meeting this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Y. Mrs. Robert Carder and Mrs. Austin Keen are in charge.
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Robert Carder
Austin Keen
Tom Tyler Serial Closes Here Tonight At Henry's
Henry's Theatre ends its 12 week run of Tom Tyler in Clancy of the Mounted with the final chapter Journey's End Tonight Also showing a Mickey Mouse cartoon and Sister to Judas starring Claire Windsor plus local society notes and fall gatherings at St Pauls with names and attendees listed.
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Clancy
the Mounted
Tom Tyler
Henry’s
The
Mounted
Northwest Mounted
Henry's
Judas
Claire Windsor
Heart’s
Turn Back the Clock at Colonial Monday
More than 51 extras and bit players including a dozen children thank Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer after working on Turn Back the Clock. The group enjoyed a summer outing and free lunch during filming at the Colonial Theatre with Lee Tracy and Peggy Shannon.
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Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Studios
Colonial Theatre
Lee Tracy
Peggy Shannon
Bureau of Missing Persons Closes Today
A sensational film closes today at the Maryland with thrill, romance, and action. Stars include Bette Davis Pat O Brien Lewin Stone Glenda Farrell Allen Jenkins Hugh Herbert Ruth Donnelly and Alan Dinehart in a World World detective tale praised as one of the year’s biggest box office appeals. The feature promises a true story level of intrigue and drama.
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Bureau of Missing, Persons
Maryland
Scotland Yard
Secret Service
Bette Davis
Pat O’brien
Lewin Stone
Glenda Farrell
Allen Jenkins
Hugh Herbert
Ruth Donnelly
Alan Dinehart
Walnut Point social notes span visits and guests
Walnut Point notes list Mr and Mrs Nelson Rowe of Hagerstown visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs Ira Rowe Tamity and Wm Boward hosting, Alvin Burgess of Baltimore staying with Walter Frush, Everett Burgan and Eugene Burgan from Wood Point visiting Roger Burgan family, plus additional Burgan and Trumpower names seen in the weekend gatherings.
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Walnut Point
Nelson Rowe
Hagerstown
Ira Rowe
Tamity
Wm. Boward
Deasie Mowen
Greencastle
Alvin Burgess
Baltimore
Walter Frush
Everett Burgan
Eugene Burgan
Woodpoint
Roger Burgan
Calvin Trumpower
Almeta Burgan
Arthur Burgan
Frisby
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Frostburg
BUY. Arma
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Ree
West Wash. St
Hoffman
Chevrolet Sales (Incorporated
Washington &T
Hebrew Synagogue
Glenwood
Garver Furniture Co
Magerstown
Downsville Letter
Harry S. Myers
Majestic
N. Potomac St
Patent Office
Ridge Ave
Cate Ont
Yessir, Capin
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Washington St
Town Hill
Belle Grove
Sideling Hill
Hancock
Millstone
Indian Springs
Clear Spring Wilson Huyetts
X Roads
Chewsville
Bethel United’ Brethren Church
H. D. Boughter
George Green
Ernest Remsburg
Josephine
Nettie Saner
Floyd Palmer
Aid
Elmer Cline
Frederick
Albert Miller
Arthur Beard
Nettie Baker
Cora Leighman
Loyal Men's Bible Class
L. H. Needy
A. R. Miller
E. Frank Snyder
EB. R. Hoover
Elmer Longnecker
Georgeonenterger
A. E. Bowman
H. E. Bohrer
Ward
Montgomery Ward & CO
Moweh
St. Paul's Day
Albert Charinde Ehdrew
Virginia
Elaine
Bertha
Patricia
Albert, Jr
Spent
Buntley
Mrs. Preston
Spreeher
Bertha Sprecher
Albert Charlton
Kemps
Reformed Ladies
Ald. Society of the’St. Paul's
J. Wade Hofman
Howard Ankeney
Mire
Charles Cowden
Albert Draper
Bruce Downin
John Farrow
Elzie Farrow
Alice. Gardner
Laura Gehr
Millard Kreiser
Ralph Leatherman
Stanley Moore
Roy” “Myers
George Rhodes
Thomas Shank
J. A. Seibert
Kieffer. Seibert
Clark _ Seibert
Wm .Tedrick
Grover Forsythe
Anna Moore
Josephine Downin
Phyllia ‘Moore
Pensy Elizabeth Tedrick
Johnnie Seibert
Edward Tedrick
Bureau OF Missing Persons
Penthouse
Arthur Somers Roche
Warner
Baxter
Myrna Loy
Millons
Roche
John D. Myers & Co
N. Potomac &T
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Musey & Evans
Toven
Franklin St
Farmers & Merchants Bank
W. Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Mickey Mouse
Clark Gable
Nasrins
Sere Pets Davis- Twas Stone
Vay O'Brien Ousnen Farrell
Vitaphone Musical
Ken Maynarp
Buck Jones
Gordon
Ghost City
Nout
Bacon
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