Middletown News Roundup Includes Visits and Local Moves
Local notes from Middletown Virginia record visits by residents to and from area towns and cities, weekend gatherings, teaching assignments, and relocations. Mentions include Mrs Al Sperry returning to Baltimore, Ellen March visiting from Gaithersburg, and Benny Gordon family moving from Washington. A separate fact notes the starch industry in the United States using about 70.9 million bushels of corn yearly and over 800 million pounds of commercial learnstack produced annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
J. Lane
Falla Church
J. B. Hupman
Philip Rogers
Washington
E. Rogers
Ellen March
Gaithersburg
al Sperry
Baltimore
Arrive Clark
United States
Warble Held for Federal Court in Mann Act Case
James A. Warble of Martinsburg West Virginia turned over to U S marshal on Mann Act charge. He traveled with Myrtle Dunlap and three children from Virginia to New York aided by the Bronx Lions Club. Warble is held on a vagrancy charge while the Bronx Children’s Court decides the fate of the children. The damning river fact appears as unrelated passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James A. Warble
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bronx Lions Club
United States
Myrtle Rogers Dunlap
Warble
Winchester
Bronx Childrens Court
Frederick County Game Season Opens November 15
Frederick county wildlife rules announce upland and deer seasons with dates and limits. Doves open November 5, quail rabbits grouse and turkeys follow. deer season runs November 15 to 30 with one antlered buck allowed. Landowners and trappers reminded to carry licenses and written land consent. sanctuary boundaries warned against trespass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
F. W. Pingley
Capon Springs
Loomis-Richeson State Game Sanctuary
Frederick
Princess Mary Chooses Blue Wardrobe for St Leger Day
Princess Mary remains faithful to blue in her autumn wardrobe. She attended the St Leger stakes in a sapphire blue suit with a sable collar, wearing a Yorkshire woven woolen coat as local cloth manufacturers were among her neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Doncaster
Eng
Princess Mary Ia
Yorkshire
Man Accused of Attack Held Guilty on Lesser Charge
Powell 32 of Salisbury Md tried in Snow Hill Circuit Court for assault on Miss Sallie Owens with felonious intent. Jury finds guilty of common assault at 1:30 am, acquits on attempted assault. Owens is daughter of Rev L Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Snow Hill
M. Powell
Salisbury
Sallie E. Owens
Owens
Rev. L
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