The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
Jail Escapes
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to forging an So check
Upon bringing them back to the
county Jail Sheriff James Frantz
placed them in a steel box in
one of the cell blocks. The only
opening in the eight feet by eight
feet area other than the door is an
air hole five by five inches.
In another case on Monday,
Lawrence Davis, on charges of
breaking into the Skeweris place
of business and the Lee home on
route so, near Table Rock, was
sentenced to not more than two
years in the Maryland Reformatory
for Males, on both charges but
both sentences were scheduled to
run concurrently.
The sentence against Davis was
suspended and he was placed on
probation for two years
Davis, 16-year-old youth from
near Fairmont, was charged with
burglarizing the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Lee, taking cuff links,
wrist watches, pocket watch, bill
fold and mans wrist watch valued
at S85. He also was charged with
breaking into the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter r. Skeweris and
taking S45 in cash, pair of dress
slippers and food.
The sentences were pronounced
by Associate Judge Neil c. Fraley
Murder Trial Monday
Joseph Yuhaniak, 81, of Balti-
more, will face trial Monday on
charge of murder in the shooting
of his wife, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Yuhanial, 80, while they were
visiting relatives in this county
August 10.
Mrs. Bonnie Carlson, charged
with embezzling funds from the
town of Mt. Lake Park where she
was employed as a clerk and col
lector, will be tried next Tuesday.
These two cases will pretty much
wind up the September term of
the Garrett county circuit court.
Tuesday an Oakland man, Rob-
bert B. Nair, was found guilty of
passing a worthless SIS check and
was sentenced to six months in the
county jail. Since Nair has been
in Jail in default of bond pending
his appeal from April Is, he will
have only until October Is to serve
the sentence. He appealed a SEN
tence of one year in the House of
Correction.
Sentence on Harold Bowers, of
on a charge of stealing
a Guernsey heifer valued at $3.50
from Ray Yoder, was held up
pending a report from the West
Virginia Parole and Probation De-
partment on Bowers. Bowers was
indicted on charges of larceny and
receiving stolen goods. He was
found not guilty on the second
count.
Charles William Welch, Friends
Vile, who was charged with re-
and secreting an adding
machine under a conditional sales
contract pleaded guilty to the
charge. Judge Fraley indicated the
man would be sentenced on Mon
day
An appeal case was dismissed
against Norman Boyd Bernard on
a charge of non-support and the
sentence of the magistrate upheld.
An appeal case was dismissed |
against Karl Kyle and the sem
tence of the trial magistrate af- |
firmed. He was found guilty of |
operating a motor vehicle while
under the influence of liquor and |
was fined 500 and costs.
A forgery indictment against |
R. Leighton was dismissed |
by order of the States Attorney.
In the case of Louis A. Jones, |
Mt. Lake Park on two indictments |
on false pretense, Judge Fraley |
sentenced him to one year in the !
Maryland House of Correction. The
sentence was suspended upon con-
dition that he report to the
court on other charge when called