Nerve tonic led to drunken driving arrest at Frederick ceremony
Miss Lucy Ludwig of Winchester Va attempted marriage in Frederick Md after consuming a tonic called applejack. Heavily intoxicated she drove past a red signal and was fined 105 dollars plus costs for driving drunk and running a traffic light. Moore, her fiancé, had about 2 dollars and a 200 dollar roll. They paid the fine and left without marrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Moore
Winchester
Moore
Miss Ludwig
Hiltner
Justice Bennett
Ludwig
Frederick
House to Probe 1930 Election Campaign Funds
The Snell resolution created a special committee to investigate campaign expenditures of House candidates in the 1930 election. The panel is authorized to examine all contributions to campaign funds for candidates from both parties.
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Washington
Snell
House
Pittsburg Crew Demolishes Dilapidated Houses After Permission
In Pittsburg Kansas a city crew tore down several dilapidated houses after obtaining permission from the owners. The action aims to curb blight and improve neighborhood safety.
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Pittsburg
Kas Clu
Chambersville Notes Yard sale and church events in town
June 24 report from Chambersville Virginia notes Mrs. Payne ill but not much improved. The Round Hill Methodist Church league hosts a yard sale on June 26 on John Gough’s lawn with cakes pies sandwiches ice cream and drinks. Town residents visit acquaintances and attend a thanksgiving service for Rear Admiral Byrd at Handley School.
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Chambersville
R. L. Payne
League of Round Hill Methodist Church
John Gough
Albert Ritter
P. H. Ritter
R. L. Pangle
Mary Sherman
The
Presbyterian Church
Luther Fogle
Mount Williams
Fogle
James Boyce
Handley School
Richard EB. Byrd
John Boyce
Richard Cooper and Sons
Edward Carpenter
Will Rosenberger
Martha Good
Baltimore visitor calls on Nineveh cousins in Virginia
D M McKay of Baltimore visited his cousins Mr and Mrs Hubert McKay at their home near Nineveh Va on Wednesday. Friends of Mrs Lucie Sowers are glad to know she is well.
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Nineveh
D. M. McKay
Baltimore
Hubert McKay
Lucie Sowers
Local Social News Mentions Visitors and Family Gatherings
Miss Mary Weaver of Washington visits her mother for a few days. Miss Charlotte powers attends High School and spends vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Powers. Mrs F K Weaver hosts Will Weaver of Harrisonburg and Mrs Julian Steele and daughters of Stephens City. Dr Robert W Miller and daughter Leah G Miller from Hagerstown visit Wheatland farm. Frances L Cabell returns from Loudoun County with school friends. J Miller Jett and T D Miller join friends of Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd at the Thanksgiving service.
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Mary Weaver
Washington
Charlotte
Charles Powers
F. K. Weaver
Willeaver
Harrisonburg
Julian Steele
Stephens City
Hagerstown
Leah G. Miller
Wheatland Farm
Frances L. Cabell
Loudoun County
Messrs. J. Miller Jett
T. D. Miller
Richard E. Byrd
Sunay
Sunshine power claim by Dr. G Abbot at Smithsonian
Dr G Abbot of the Smithsonian Institute asserts that a square yard of sunshine yields one horsepower for mechanical work, presenting a bold estimate of solar energy potential.
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