Orphans Court Admits Wills and Appoints Guardians
The Orphans Court convened October 23 with Judges Handy Dennis and Fooks. Final orders include probate of Lila Swing and T Purnell Cannon wills, guardianship for William Elmer Walkley, appraisers named, and numerous creditor notices. Various estates filed final accounts, stock assignments, grave marker allowances, and releases. inventories of Harry S Clark estate completed.
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Orphans’ Court
Handy
Dennis
Fooks
Thomas Hicks
Wesley E. Thawley
William Elmer Walkley
T. Purnell Cannon
Caroline County
Jacob Harris
J. Lee Covey
Jacob W. Price
Frank W. Price
Marian Price Culver
Lelia Hopkins
Rachel I. Knotts
Lewis Price
Eloise Price
Caroline County Bank
Register of Wills
Minnie S. Christian
Irvin Brumbaugh
Arthur J. Richard
K. Thomas Everngamn
Anna Turner
J. Edward Turner
Gilbert Turner
Clarence E. Turner
Ethel M. Magee
Alice Phillips
Lucille Russell
Annie E. Turner
Sarah Etta Harris
Howard M. Harris
Mary A. Sipple
W. Noble Sipple
Slats Diary week notes odd events and mischief
Friday Joe Hixes wife notes his fainting spells worsen after wine given for them. Saturday Pa laments betting luck on a prize fight. Sunday Les Wilkins and wife take out their baby for the first ride since it burned. Monday Ant Blunts dies, Pa recalls two dates on her tombstone. Tuesday Little Spriggs wins PTA picnic rolling pin throw, loses dates with fiancé. Wednesday a bank lender is warned after a man harmed the bank. Thursday Phil Jinkens begins barber training but Pa mocks his speech stopage.
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Joe Hixes
Enny
Ben
Joe
Mr. Gillem
Les Wilkins
Ant Emmy
Acc
Tim Blunts
Ant
Toomstone
Wird
Spriggs
PTA
Phil Jinkens
Bisness
Becaz
Plans in Shape for State Federal Road Accord
Governor Herbert R. O Conor announces readiness to qualify for Federal Road Funds under the Federal-Aid Highway Act after favorable action in Congress. State officials outline steps needed to secure funds and implement highway projects.
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Congress
Herbert R. O’conor
Maryland roads seek federal aid for $8.5 million plan
Governor O Conor announced Maryland will submit $8.5 million in road projects to the Public Roads Administration for matching funds. About $1.8 million direct federal aid and $1.17 million state share are expected, plus a third fund for county and urban road work. Projects include Hagerstown Frederick road and Spa Creek bridge.
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Public Roads Administration
Washington
Maryland
Whitman
O’conor
Hagerstown- Frederick
Easton
Elkton
Chesapeake City
Sandy Point
Halethorpe-Arbutus
Silver Spring
Westminster - Reisterstown
Spa Creek
Cordova Road
Queens Chapel-Ager
Big Mills
Vienna
Periodic Agreements Within One Year After Fiscal Year
Agreements within a one year period after the indicated fiscal year are described. The text notes contractual timelines tied to fiscal year end and subsequent execution windows for renewal or new terms. Entities and exact dates are not specified in readable content.
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Lila T. Swing
H. Clay Hobbs
Caroline H. Knotts
Katharine H. Johnson
Everett Nuttle
Harry S. Clark
Hyeauty Service
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Market St
Coca-Cola Company
King George
Naval Academy
Annapolis, Maryland
Elizabeth MacDonald
Real Estate & Insurance
LAW Building
Denton, Maryland
Great Plains
Harvester
NBC Network
International Harvester
Pilers
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Company