The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 9

Man Charged Under Auto Law Fined $10 City Police Monday night before Magistrate Sherman P. Bowers, identified Vernon C. Crurn-mirt, Route 2, Middletown, as the driver of i. machine which crashed into theparkea car of Earl Rhod-erick. in front of 1326 North Market street, the night of March 15, hospitalizing three occpants of the Crummitt automobile.

Charged with reckless Ian night pleaded guilty and paid a fine of $10. Four persons, Coyle, South street; Thomas C. Etzler, Union Bridge, a reenlisted soldier, Betty Carver, Martinsville, and Cornelia Hodges, South Boston, each pleaded guilty to unlawful cohabitation and went to jail for imposed. Two men, Charles Runkles. Cemetery road and Sammy Thompson, colored, arrested for drunkenness after they were found "passed out in the middle of the sidewalks downtown," each was fined $25 or jailed for 20 days.

Runkles paid his fine. Austin Rollins, colored, was found not guilty of assault and battery on his 17-year-old daughter and Howard S. Stewart, also colored, paid $10 fine and costs on conviction of assault and battery on George A. Bowman. John R.

Zimmerman, Frederick, entered a plea of guilty to charges of driving under ihe influence, Saturday midnight' in College Park and paid a fine of $100. Three colored persons forfeited collaterals posted on City charges. They were, Grace King, Albert James, each $3.30 and Riley Carson, Lovettsville Loveltsville, Va. A surprise was given to Mrs. F.

L. George last Thursday afternoon, by the Mite Society of St. James. Reformed church of which church Mrs. George is organist.

Many-individual gifts were given by the. members for the infant, Hypatra. who with her mother recently returned from Schnauffer's hospital and a beautiful bassinet was given by the organization. Refreshments were served by the members. Those present were: Rev.

N. H. Fravel, Mrs. Dora McGava'ck, Mrs. Rosa Lindsey, Mrs.

Lydia Frazier, Miss Esther Johnson, Mrs. Robert Wire, Mrs. Bertie Potterfield, Mrs. Jessie Butts, Mrs. Evelyn Potterfield, Mrs.

Jack Potterfield; Mrs. Bessie Grove, Mrs. Roy George, Mrs. -Edith Bruin, Mrs. Mabel Beck, and Miss Nellie George.

Mrs. Etta Graham visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison, KnoxvDle, on Sunday. Mr.

Harrison is very-ill. i The Junior-Senior banauet of lovettsville High School was held at the school Friday Mr. and Mrs. Neal Dickens and daughter, Mrs. Martha Shelor, of Strasburg.

were last weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hatcher.

Dorothy Rollins, who has been elementary supervisor of education in Page county for several years, has been reappointed. Mrs. Jessica Butts returned to her home at Camp Hill, W. on Thursday after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Bertie Potterfield.

They both spent Friday with their other sister, Mrs. M. Miller, and on Monday evening they entertained to dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potterfield in honor of his mother's birthday.

Mrs. Percy Miller is recovering at her home from a fall resulting in the bone of her ankle being "fractured. The member will be in a cast for six weeks. She was in Loudoun Hospital several days after the accident. Her sister, Mrs.

William Hall, and daughter, Mary Lou, of Aldie, are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Miller. James "Reed is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs.

Pershing' Hatcher, who are parents of their third daughter, born at their He Likes It His sleeve carrying 'hashmarks indicating 21 years' Army ice, three and one-half of them overseas, William Peterson recently re-enlisted for the eighth time in San Francisco. Peterson, who says he likes the Army, is a 6p-ycar-old survivor of the Bataan death TABRIZ, pictured through an" arch of its famous cower fortress, built by Shah Haroun-el-Raschid, is the capital of Azerbaijan province in northern Iran. Iran complained to United Nations that revolt set up a separatist government there was inspired and supported. THE isEWS, FREDERICK. TUESDAY.

MARCH 2G, jMO. Iran, Where Red Moves Cast Shadow Of Conflict TEHRAN, capital of Iran, was scene of recent violent demonstrations by left-wing Tudeh party which prevented Pat'lianient from meeting xo extend its term, a new government in Tchrar growing family Union Bridge Union Bridge. The Union Bridge Lio.is Club will sponsor Slim Start and Saddle' Sweetheart comedy show in the Union Bridge High school auditorium on Saturday, at 8 p. m. Mr.

and Mrs. Aaron Grabill, their son and wife, Baltimore, were recent guests of their relatives, Grover Devilbiss and sisters, Union Bridge. Adult Bible class- of the Union Bridge Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. L. C.

Hess, Friday, March 22, at 7.30 p. m. Mrs. Edward Knipple, aged resident of Union Bridge, who has been suffering with a severe cold, is reported to be improved. Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Eyli HUGE OIL REFINERY of Anglo-Iranian Oil Company at Abadan on the Persian Gulf symbolizes one of most delicate problems of Bussia and western powers in Iran. Britain, with monopoly of southern oil fields, depended "for many years for Iranian oil to her navy. 'USSR's insistent pressure for concessions in the north created wartime crises among the Big Three, but Iran consistently refused tn trive. in.

home March 16. The infant has not yet been named. L. P. Hickman, Prof.

L. A. Womeldorph and? a number of the high school faculty attended a banquet held in Round Hill school last Friday night in honor of Supt. O. L.

Emerick, for his many years of service as superindentent of schools of Loudoun county. A gold watch was given Mr. Emerick. The affair was a complete surprise to him. Mrs.

Nancy Grams, of Brunswick, is spending some time at the home of her sister, Mrs. F. L. 'George. Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Tyler spent last week. With her parents, Mr.

Monday they gave a dinner in honor of Mrs. Tyler's birthday. Other guests present were, Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Foyner, of Washington and Mrs. Bertie Potterfield: Mr. and'Mrs. George Virts, of Washington, spent Sunday with his parents, Mrs.

G. H. Virts. Charles Virts and Ray-mend Womeldorph are visiting the falters brother, Donald Womeldorph and family at Ashland, Ky. Pierce Hatcher, son- of Mr.

and Mrs. A. L. Hatcher, who has been discharged in Africa. where he has been over a year has accepted a position with the State Department at Algiers and will remain there for another year.

Godfrey, radio commentator, has contracted to purchase 330-acre estate near Waterford. The reported price is $55,000. Purchase was made from the estate of E. M. Willis, who died during the winter, after having owned the estate less than a year.

Mr. Willis made extensive improvements. Gaithersburg Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Jacobs, anonunce the birth of a daughter, Katherine Ann, in Rio de Janeiro, 'Brazil.

Mr. Jacobs is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jacobs of this town. Everett Jones flew to Dania, Tuesday to spend several weeks at the winter home of his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Jones. They plan to motor back to Maryland around the first of the month. Mrs.

Everett. Jones is spending a few days with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jacobs, during her husband's absence. and Mrs.

Thomas E. Robertson, entertained at a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs. Robertson's mother, Mrs. Laura Walker, at their home on New Hampshire avenue in Washington. Mr.

Robertson has recently received his discharge from the service. Miss Jean Abel left for Los Angeles, where she will spend several months visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poole, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Poole and their son, Edward, of Philadelphia, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Hoopengardner on Lt. Charles William Glover with his wife and their small son, William Lester, are spending sev eral weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glover, on Frederick avenue. Lt.

Glover is now on terminal leave and will receive his discharge about April 1. He wears the Pre-Pearl Harbor Ribbon, the American theater and the Asiatic Pacific Ribbons with One Star and the Victory Medal. He is making his home in Houston, Tex. Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Martincs have with them for a while then-son and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Niles German.

Mr. German, who received his discharge at Fort Meade last week, was a sergeant in the Army and in service for two years. He wears the Good Conduct, American The-ater, European African Middle Eastern Theater and Victory Ribbons. Milton C. Clipper, of Germantown, has recently received his discharge from the 9th Infantry Division.

He has just been awarded the Bronze Star Medal in ceremonies at Headquarters, 3rd Service Command, for distinguished action against the enemy in April, 1945. and Mrs. Jack Diamond entertained a group of friends at their home in honor of Mr. Diamond's cousin, Mr. David Snell, of Dallas.

Tex. Mr. Snell. who returned to the States in Ortnbor. was a prisoner of the Japs for three and a half years.

Edwin N. Cherrington was hostess at a house-warming party. Her luncheon guests included friends from Potomac, Glen and Cabin John. The Cherring-tons. who formerly lived in Glen, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware Doll's Jewelry Store 9 South Market St.

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MORRIS, Mgr. Frederick 1270 recently purchased a home in Rockville known as the Maus House. ilrs. Howard Cissel entertain ed Mr. Paul Yocum and Miss Cath- Zerringer of Philadelphia, at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Strosnider. Mr.

Yocum has just been discharged from the service and his last station was Manila, where he had been with Mrs. Cissel's husband. Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Strosnider entertained 16 young people on Friday night in honor of their son Billy's birthday. Miss Hester Pope, one of the guests, was also celebrating' her birthday anniver sary. and son Terry, Hagerstown. visited Union Bridge, Sunday with his par- ents, Mr.

and Mrs. George H. Eylei and his grandmother, Mrs. Edward Knipple. Mrs.

Ella Zumbrum is spending some lime with her sister. Mrs. Harvey Shorb, and family. near Keysville. The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Union Bridge Fire Company held an election olHccrs on evening in connection with the reg ular monthly meeting.

Mrs. Earl Stitely was re-elected to serve as president. Other officers are: Vice president, Mrs. Gerald Grnharri; treasurer, Mrs. Harry Gernand; chaplain, Mrs.

Gordon Fogle; as sistant chaplain, Mrs. Howard Doris Eckcr: financial secretary, Mrs. Clifford YlntUing. The Union Bridge Fire company was called at 6.30 p. m.

Sunday to curb a chimney fire ut the toll tnto hov.ro. on the New Ladiesburg Ladiesburg. Mrs. Raymond Martin and son, Raymond, Jr. spent Sunday with ncr parents.

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McBride and family, of and Mrs.

Kanudc and Mrs. CluiKline Gaver. ail of Frederick, spent Wednesday in the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Edgar Smith and family.

Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gross and family on Sunday wore Mr. and Mrs. El-wood Gross, son Guy, of Taneytown.

i and Mrs. F. A. Uircly, Charles Paul Jones, Kenneth kins and Ailcc Duwill Daunigaiu-I nor spent Sunday -evening with Mr. I and Mrs.

Frank Gavcr, and II Mrs. Monroe Rhvm- son. of Bork Hill, spent Friday evening with Mrs. Paul Saylor and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Martin and son, Raymond, visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George McBride and Mr. and Mrs.

R. F. Bailey, of Mountaindale. Claudiue Gavcr and Mr. Lyle Smith spent Sunday with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Smith and family. Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dorry Martin and family Sunday were Mr.

Merhl Kauffman and son "Buster," near Woodsboro, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin and two children, Jiumile and Patsy, of Fountain Rock. and Mrs. Bonnie Frock and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Hansel Mrs. Vinal Bowers and fnmily of Carlisle, Pa. Mr. Roy Keeney.

of Frederick, pent the weekend with his sister, Urs. Ernest Martin, and family. Sabillasvilie Sabillasvillc Mr. and Mrs. Guy West of Hnrrisburg, visited rece.nl- vith Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Shindledecker and daughter. Mrs. Hazel Kipe received word that her son. Pvt.

William Chester Kipe, who is a member of the, Army Air Forces, is now stationed at Kesslcr Field, Miss. Mrs. Fred DeWecse and daugh ter, of Highficld. and Mrs. Tillle Murriel of Pittsburgh, visited recently with Mrs.

Gertie Moorc- Mrs. Sheridan Gladhlll has returned to her home here from the Waynesboro hospital. Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kipe during last week included Dr.

and Mrs. Ralph Ballin of Stale Sanatorium, Mrs. Wilmer Harbaugh and Lawrence, Merritt and Beverlyn Lee of Highfield. Misi Kntherine Pittinffpr of TUMBLER FURNITURE POLISH Cleans as it polishes guaranteed not to harm the finest furniture finish because it contains no harmful solvents or abrasives. So basically different that 2 U.

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Lillian Goodwin of Washington is visiting with Mrs. Susie Smith. Col Wolhville Hi i- of WashliiKlon, and Mi Martin, of Tlntnnont. visited recently with Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Eby. and Mrs. Frank Cumming and son of Mt. Rainier, spent the weekend with Mrs. Anna Eby.

and Mrs. Richard Fitz and children, of Greenstone, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harbaugh and children, recently. Kipe is able to be up around his home after being confined to bod for four weeks.

Hilda Moorehcad. Mrs. Bernice Brown and Ada McKissick spent Sunday with relatives in Bal timore. Mr. and Mrs.

R. Pryor. Jr. of Baltimore: Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Weaglcy and children, of Beaver Creek; Bruce Palmer, of Hagerstown: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kline and children, of Chain-bers- riliiw and K. W. Pryor on Sunday.

Kline, of Hagerstown, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Kline and Mr. and Mrs.

Herman line on'S-mday. and Mrs. William McBride and'Mrs. Annie Kaetzel, of Hagers- were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Adam Martin. Mrs. Charles M. Kline and Al bert Bear visited Mrs. Annie Miller DI0NNE QUINTS' promptly relieve coughing of CHEST COLDS THE ONLY N1JSE and relatives at Greensburg oo Saturday.

and Mrs. Cecil Pryor, of Washington, the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ira E. ilaserstown, spent Sunday with Mr.

Kline's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kline. I Mr.

and Mrs. Monroe Beall and daughter of Monrovia spent Sunday with BeaU's parents, Mr." and Mr.H. Loy Wolfe. Virginia Rice and daughter Johanna' Lee and Gay Ann Pryor. of Myersville.

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