The Blind Man Confesses a Blind Trust
Charles Hawley, long blind from an optic nerve condition, regains sight and discovers his wife Letty and Lionel Graves, his best friend, have hidden the truth of their bond. He trails them to a parish graveyard where their conversation confirms his deepest suspicions before he reveals himself and confronts the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hawley
Lionel
Lionel Graves
Hawley
Lfe
Letty
Inmitters
Charles
Abergavenny
Graves
Charley Hawley
Green First Favored for American Flag
The article recounts early American flag designs favoring green before the Continental Congress chose red white and blue on June 14 1777. It notes a Newburyport company carrying a green flag with a white circle 13 links and 18 clenched fists around a blue field with a green pine tree, and mentions green in uniforms and banners of various colonial units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Newburyport
Mass
Massachusetts
Marine Committee
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Culpepper Minute Men
Virginia
Georgia Rangers
Ears Tune to City Noise Study Says Noise Harms Little
A Kansas City Star excerpt notes the Institute of Industrial Psychology finding modern city noise affects people less than once thought. Dr Miles reports nerves adapt quickly to steam whistles crashes and screams. persistent annoyance may signal underlying illness needing medical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Institute of Industrial Psychology
Miles
Nooise
Kansas City Star
Look With Suspicion On Too-Good Youth
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note questions the assumption that well behaved youths are at risk of corruption later. It suggests that disciplined, unobtrusive youths may become dependable workers, with possible paths to leadership roles, while acknowledging potential doubts from educators and psychologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Attorney sale of real estate in Preston Maryland
Attorney will offer at public sale on the premises a valuable lot described in a 1921 mortgage from Lucretia Smith and Wm Otis Smith to Walter T Covey and Odella C Covey. Default on terms of the mortgage prompts sale by power of sale in Caroline County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Smith
Wm. Otis Smith
Walter T. Covey
Odella C. Covey
Liber L. B. T
Caroline County
State of
Maryland
Real Estate Sale in Preston Maryland February 1927
A mortgage sale of Lots 10 and 9 in Preston Caroline County Maryland occurs Saturday February 19 1927 between 2 and 3 PM. The property includes a frame dwelling and land described by measurements from Noble Avenue and an alley. Terms: one third cash on day of sale with balance bearing interest on final ratification or all cash at purchaser option. Attorney Charles B Harrison to handle title papers by purchaser expense. William T. Turr acts as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Maryland
Noble Ave
Alexander Noble
Beinning
Mary Frances Smith
Lucretia Smith
Wm. Otis Smith
Caroline County
Charles B. Harrison
Wm. T. Turr
State of
Valentine Street
Wilson Street
Pershing Avenue
Alfred W. Thompson
Thomas W. Jones
Liber J. K
Horace V. Armstrong
Lulia A. Armstrong
Dover Street
Easton
Assignee's Sale of Caroline County Property Auctioned in Denton
Public sale to the highest bidder of a land parcel with dwelling and outbuildings in Caroline County Maryland. The sale follows a mortgage dated September 25 1922 from James F Fisher Eva N Fisher and Arthur A Kershaw to Harvey L Cooper with last assignment to W Brewster Deen. Terms: half cash day of sale or all cash. balance in six and twelve months with interest. title papers paid by purchaser. Auctioneers James Temple and W Brewster Deen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Fisher
Eva N. Fisher
Arthur A. Kershaw
Harvey L. Cooper
W. Brewster Deen
Liber L. B.T
Caroline Com
W. R. Blackburn
Mary E. Blackburn
Caroline County
James Temple
Horace V. Armstrong
Public foreclosure sale of Needles Pinder mortgage land
In Greensboro area the assignee William J Rickards will offer at public sale in front of the Denton Court House door Maryland the real estate from a 1922 mortgage to Harley H Needles assigned for collection. The property includes Lot M and Lot R totaling about 18.65 acres with frontage on Valentine Wilson and Pershing, as laid out in Porter subdivision. Improvements include a four room dwelling and outbuildings. Cash due day of sale. title papers provided at purchaser expense. Assignee William J Rickards and Auctioneer Leonard Covey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley H. Needles
James T. Pinder
William J. Richards
Liber L. B. T
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
William J. Rickards
Leonard Covey
Notice to Creditors for Lillian R. Cox Estate
Notice is given that Jerome R. Cox and M Kathleen Cox were granted letters of administration on the personal estate of Lillian R. Cox, late of Caroline County Maryland deceased. All persons with claims against the estate must present them with vouchers authenticated by August 20, 1927, or be barred from benefits. Administrators' hands dated February 1, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Lillian R. Cox
Jerome R. Cox
M. Katharine Cox
Dee’d
Robert Jarrell, JR
Samuel G. Sadler
Sallie M. Coilee
Chester Conee
Sallie M. Cohee
Ira L. Butler
Robert Butler
Assignee's Sale Of Maryland Property In Caroline County
Public sale to the highest bidder of a mortgaged parcel in the Seventh Election District Caroline County Maryland in front of the Courthouse Denton between 2 and 4 pm. The land described with improvements lies along the Ridgely Downes Wharf road and is tied to assigns including W Brewster Deen. Terms: one half cash day of sale, balance in two equal installments at six and twelve months or all cash at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
John P. Holsinger
Greensboro
Tuckahoe Station
Teane T. Sparklin
Ridgely
Downes’ Wharf
Milton Lee
Public Sale of Nathan Clark Real Estate in Caroline County
The Goldsboro Bank sues as creditor to collect a note of $550 against Nathan Clark deceased. The Orphans Court seeks to sell his real estate in Henderson and apply proceeds to debts. heirs-at-law listed include James Clark Emma Clark Sallie Clark Attix Edward Attix and many Clark relatives in Indiana Delaware Pennsylvania and Maryland. Equity bill No. 259 requests sale of real property and distribution under Maryland law to pay debts.
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Nathan Clark
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Maryland
Caroline County
Henderson
James Clark
Emma Clark
DeSoto
Indiana
Sallie Clark Attix
Edward Attix
Kansas
Albert W
Frank Burbee
Los Angeles
California
Charles H. Clark
John Fields
Ella Fields
Wilmington
Delaware
Edward Fields
Clara Johnson Smith
Temple Smith
Marydel
Stella Johnson McFadden
Charley McFadden
Bateman Johnson
Harvey Johnson
Laura Fields Johnson
Ida Stokes Ennis
Richard Ennis
Wyoming
Bessie Stokes Cassins
Daniel Cassins
Dover
Bertie Stokes
Annie Fields Stokes
John Stokes
William Stokes
Nellie Stokes
Harrington
Robert Price
Carrie Price
Alfred Price
Bellfont
Pennsylvania
Lizzie Artis
Luther Artis
Ellen Clark Fields Price
Thomas Clark
Caddie Clark
Frederica
Mary Clark Donovan
William Donovan
Calvin Clark
Harry Clark
Allie Clark
Felton
Alberta Clark Knight
Dudley Clark
Myrtle Clark
Joshua
Clark
Hilda Richards Shellinger
William Shellinger
Thel Rickards
David Rickards
Lizzie Steele
William J. Heather
Hilda Heather
Philadelphia
Marion Heath
Heirs Named in Maryland Orphans Court Case
The document lists Margaret Heather, Fred Heather, Rebecca Clark Rickards descendants, and several Bickling Heather and Clark relatives as heirs of Nathan Clark deceased. It describes nonresident parties, asks for sale of real estate to pay debts, and notes an order by Caroline county Orphans Court dated January 18 1927 with notice to absent defendants to appear by March 7 1927.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Margaret Heather
Fred Heather
Rebecca Clark Rickards
Nathan Clark
Herbert Bickling
Eulah Bickling
Greeley
Colorado
Nathan Bickling
Quincy Bickling
Dover
Delaware
Norman Bickling
Mary Bickling
Grace Cleaver Godwin
Ellwood Godwin
Wilmington
Frances Clark Bickling
Maryland
Lizzie Steele
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
James Clark
Enna Clark
Sallie Clark Attix
Edward Attix
Albert W. Clark
Elnora Clark
John W. Clark
Ella Mr. Clark
Powell G. Clark
Delilah Clark
Mack Ki Clark
Elizabeth Clark
Angie Clark Burbee
Frank Burbee
John Fields
Ella Fields
Clara Johnson Smith
Temple Smith
Stella Johnson Mcfadden
Charley McFadden
Bateman Johnson
Harvey Johnson
Ida Stokes Ennis
Richard Ennis
Bessie Stokes Cassins
Daniel Cassins
Bertie Stokes
Joh Stokes
William Stokes
Nellie Stokes
Robert Price
Carrie Price
Alfred Price
Lizzie Artis
Luther Artis
Thomas Clark
Caddie Clark
Mary Clark Donovan
William Donovan
Calvin Clark
Harry Clark
Ailie Clark
Alberta Clark Knight
Dudley Clark
Myrtle Clark
Hilda Rickards Shellinger
William Shellinger
Ethel Rickards
William J. Heather
Hilda Heather
Marion Heather
Eulah_ Bickling
Norman Bieckling
Elfwood Godwin
Decree Sought to Sell Denton Property of Robert Fountain
Caroline county circuit court equity case docket 2486 declares Robert Fountain died owner of Lincoln street Denton real estate. Surviving children are plaintiff and several female defendants. Court orders publication in Caroline county newspaper four weeks before Feb 23 1927 notifying Thomas Roas to appear by March 16 1927 to show cause why a sale decree should not be granted. true copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Caroline County
Robert Fountain
Lincoln Street
Thomas Rosa
Baltimore City
Circuit Court
Thomas Roas
Thomas J. Keating
Clayton Horsey
Otis W. Rogers
Margaret Rogers
J. Owen Knotts
Wilbert Merriken
Maryland
Circuit Court For
Harvey L. Cooper
T. Clayton Horsey
Obscure County Notice Detected About IRA Butler
A fragment from Caroline county mentions a person named IRA L Butler in an unclear legal or public notice. The readable portion provides no dates, actions, or entities to confirm context or outcome.
Goldsboro Bank to Close for Washington's Birthday
The Goldsboro Bank in Goldsboro Maryland will close on Tuesday February 22 1927 a legal holiday. All paper payable here and maturing that day may be paid on the following day. Robert Jarrell Jr cashier.
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The
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Washington
Robert Jarrell, JR
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W. G. Chapman
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Tireen
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A. B. Roe
Samuel G. Sudler
State Board OF Undertakers OF
Gay St. Baltimore
Wrhsley J. Thawley
Ella M. Clark
Mack K. Clark
William J. Weather
Chancery No
Automobile For Hire
C. A. Carroll
Denton, Md
G. T. Redden & Co
Masonic
H. Earle Smith
Richard T. West
Elisha H. Harper
William J. Sifawn
J. Irwin Harwood
Register of Wills
T. Pliny Fisher
Jeannette Fountasin
Ella Bannister
Ernest W. Bannister
Edith Hall
Horace Hall
Elsie Hoss
Thomas Ross
Lina Dixon
Walter Dixon
Solon
Federalsburg, Md
WM. A. Stewart
Easton Title & Mortgage Guarantee Corporation
Dover St
Ford
Johnson
G. T. Redden & Company
Ridgely, MD
Wilbert Keyeiken
A. J. Keating
Prue
T. T. C.ayton Horsey
Atlas Oil Company
Care Terminal Warehouse Co
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George Weber
Georgia Weber
Spencer Lapham
John Irwin
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Burton Shirt Co
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