Orphans Court Proceedings Review of Estates and Orders
The Orphans Court met in regular session November 18 with Chief Judge H R Towers and Associate Judges C V Moore and M A Brackett. Proceedings include sale reports for Elizabeth Nepert and real estate in Covey and Williams vs Norris Scott, probate of W T Goslin and J Rupert McCowan estates, payments of funeral bills, transfers of stock, and appointment of executors and appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
Maurice A. Brackett
Elizabeth Nepert
August Nepert
John Nepert
Charles F. Friend
John W. Friend
George W. Melvin
Wesley E. Thawley
Charles M. Walker
John L. Adams
Lewis Adams
Henry E. Welch
Milton Raymond Welch
Mary A. Heller
W. Talmage Goslin
J. Rupert McCowan
Covey and Williams
Norris Scott
James H. Adams
Harry R. Merriken
LeRoy S. Merriken
Joseph E. Snowberger
Edward D. Sparks
C.t.a
Florence E. Snowberger
Tilghman R. Hackett
Jennie P. Crouse
J. Virgil Moore
E. Theodore Warren
Thomas H. Baynard
Local Toyland Ad Sparks Holiday Retail Buzz
Cooper Furniture Co Denton Maryland The Willis and Cowell Co Ben Franklin 5 and 10 advertise locally owned stores with a nationwide reach. Visitors are invited to explore Toyland selections, highlighting a mix of furniture at Cooper and general merchandise at the 5 and 10 chain.
Cambridge Jury Frees Woman Who Shot Husband in Self-Defense
In Cambridge on Saturday a 38-year-old woman, Rose Moore Travers, was acquitted by a jury of five women and seven men after admitting she shot and killed her husband Monroe on October 27 following years of quarrels. The verdict came after brief deliberation, with the defense arguing years of brutality left her no choice but to defend her family. The defendant, carrying her eight-year-old daughter, expressed thanks as she left the courtroom.
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Cambridge
Rose Moore Travers
Monroe
Ella B. Walter
Jane
Franklin
Tommy
Travers
Emerson C. Harrington, Jr
Health for All on Tuberculosis Fight and Seals
National Tuberculosis Association notes progress in curing and preventing TB but urges total public cooperation. With 40,000 active cases, 115,000 new cases yearly, and 34,000 deaths, the report stresses chest X rays, improved diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation, funded by Christmas Seals. The effort is a national, communal responsibility.
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United States
National Tuberculosis Association
Hickman Church Services and Community Gatherings
Hickman church plans Sunday services at 2 00 p m and 3 00 p m. WSCS members hosted a Wednesday Community Building gathering with hostesses Clem Melaney Clarence Porter Ola Wroten visiting Seaford. Harold Messick, stationed at Newark Air Base, visits his parents. Several relatives attended Turkish dinners in birthday honor of Mr and Mrs Noble. William Hamilton died at home leaving a foster daughter and granddaughter among relatives and friends. the family expresses sympathy.
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WSCS
Clem Melaney
Clarence Porter
Ola Wroten
Seaford
Sallie Wroten
Harold Messick
Newark Air Base
Fred Messick
Isaac Noble
Wilmer Nagel
Federalsburg
Noble
Layton Bowdle
Washington, D. C
Charlie Stevens
Robert Messick
Farmington
J. C. Fountain
Floyd Messick
Byron Barton
Dundalk
William Hamilton
James Lurch
Wilmington
Edward Anthony
Denton
Snows of Kilimanjaro at Reese Theatre
Reese Theatre Harrington announces in this newspaper the giant road show attraction The Snows of Kilimanjaro come Sunday Monday and Tuesday November 23 24 25. The adventure story of a popular writer and big game hunter awaiting possible death has created much comment. Continued on page 11.
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Reese Theatre
Harrington
Kilimanjaro
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van Chick
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Everngam
Joan
Mary
Walt
Betty
Santa
Denton Home Supply
Denton, Maryland
Everngaw
E. Stockley
Bata Shoe Store
Caroline Home & Auto
Mike Malott
Television
Staftford’s Market
Radio Inn
Mervin K. Cohee
THE
Clark Shop
Carville
Cooper Furniture Co
Fleetwood Food Market
Willis & Cowell CO
Ben Franklin
Toyland
Fabely
Breeding & Nichols
Secretary
Hickman
Gustav Good
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