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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1934

Page

10

Judith Lane Bevins and Dele family parting noted

Judith Lane Bevins and a Dele family division are mentioned in a fragmented notice. The piece references a familial separation and potential access to certain property or pathways, though specifics are unclear from the readable text. Further context would clarify names, relations, and exact action or location involved.

Bevins

Money Gift Bespeaks Emergency Plan at Dam Project

In a tense scene, Conard agrees to accept a large sum from a benefactor for an emergency, asking to place it in his name to avoid embarrassment. A stenographer vacancy at Berins Construction’s dam project is discussed while Judith and Delphy navigate personal trust, future care, and a potential divorce. Judge Morgan probes Judith about separation as dangerous pressures loom.

Conard Tom Norman Delphy Dale Judith Goodbys Delphy Judge Morgan Mr. Dale Thia Cunard Dale F Berins Lampere Goldigger Mira Morgan Canard Cila Clia Jeeune Bowmen

Judith Dale Plans Work and Inheritance Fight

Judith Dale announces she will work to support herself despite vast wealth. The will contest lingers as Lampere sways Norman and the family, while Judith arranges to leave for the dam project and prepares her departure from Mr. Dale’s home, hoping for a future apart from scandal and pressure.

Stamps tribute spans eras and nations in 350th commemoration

The article notes a two stamp issue by the Soviet republic honoring Ivan Fedorof on the 350th anniversary of his death, featuring a Moscow statue and printing presses. It also highlights Belgium mourning Albert in a unique black 1932 stamp and updates on U.S. Maryland centennial three-cent stamp color shifts, plus a new stamp book by Prescott H. Thorp with 2020 illustrations.

Soviet Moscow Troitzky WT Barjalof Belgium Albert Maryland Ibst United States Universal Postal Union Prescot HH. Thorp New York

Drunkenness Cases Lead to Collateral Bonds in Local Court

The record lists several arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Frank Alexander, held on $10 collateral after arrest by Officer Burnes. James A. Key, $5 collateral. a colored man unnamed, $25 collateral. Ben Thomas, $5 collateral. Charles Murphy, $5 collateral. Richard Dennis of Alexandria, Virginia, and A E Mackiey, both held on no license or related charges with $10 collateral, all set for hearings in April.

Frank Alexander Charles Burnes James A. Key Burr Burras Hoffman Ben Thomas Adams Charles Murphy Colorlea Layman Richard Dennis Alexandria Sergi E. Mackiey Coats

Five forfeit collateral double parking charge

A drive on double parking choked traffic on main streets. In Police Court Saturday night before Justice Alton Bennett, five forfeit collateral: C. E. Smith, W. L. Harwetel, Herbert Cannon, Mabel Geisinger, and Marion Moser. Other cases disposed include Robert Simmons fined $10 and 10 days in jail for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Stanley Paige $5 plus costs. Lyle Clark colored with similar charge. John Moore and Frank Scot colored with $1 plus costs each.

Alton ¥. Bennett Alton Shaff C. E. Smith W. L. Harwetel Herbert Cannon Mabel Geisinger Marion Moser Robert Simmons W. E. Adher Stanley Paige MiHard Brus Lyle Clark Brust George Layman John Moore Frank Scot

Mrs Hitchcock Dead in Aiken Polo Family Loss

Mrs Thomas Hitchcock mother of Tommy Hitchcock Jr a noted polo star and a well known sportswoman died at her home in Aiken South Carolina from injuries suffered when a horse fell with her late December She had been bedridden since the December 26 accident and is survived by family members including her son

Hitchcock Aiken D. C Apri Thomas Hitchcock Tommy Hitchcock, Jr

Ruptured Men Offered Free Truss Trial in Kansas City

A doctor in Kansas City offers a new rupture treatment claimed to be easier and more effective. He says he will ship a free $3.50 truss and provides a 30 day trial, urging readers to return the device if not needed. The address given is 2306 Bainum, Kansas City, Mo for interested men.

Kansas City Dogter Koch Bainm Omer

Widow Frances Hitchcock Dead at 67 After Fall Injuries

Vertebrae were broken in the fall and paralysis of her right side developed. She was 67 years old. Her husband and their four children, Tommy Hitchcock, Frances.

Tommy Hitchcock Frances

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