Will items outline Snook stock and Stockman estates
The article outlines wills from Snook and Stockman in Fredericktown and Fengaville. It includes provisions for widow support, legacies to children, and executors such as the Fredericktown Savings Institution, Eva Shook, and Mollie Zimmermann. Other notes cover the Long estate with specific bequests and distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snook
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Dorsey Etchison
Mary H. Etchison
Stockman Wii
George A. Stockman
Fearnville
Saint Luke's Lutheran Cemetery
Fengaville
Evangelical Lutheran Church Council of
Mt. Zion
Vir Sinta Corum
Shafer
Maggie Cockrel
Lavinia Cecil
Charles Stockman
David Stockman
Clarence M. Murray
Mollie Zimmerman
Benjamin F. Zhomerman
Eva Shook
William Shook
Mollie Zimmer- Man
Quebec Pays Floyd Bennett Final Tribute
Quebec honors Floyd Bennett with full military funeral rites as his coffin leaves for Arlington. Air escorts, a regimental firing squad, and public mourners mark the service in Quebec before a train carries his body to Washington.
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Quebec
Floyd Bennett
Washington
Navy
Arlington
Peary
North Pole
Union Station
Army
Wilbur
Davis
War Department
Richard E. Byrd
Bennett
Firemen Demonstrate Aerial Ladder Truck Tests
Frederick fire crews stage a series of demonstrations at local buildings showing the aerial ladder in action with hoses and water streams for roof firefighting. Additional tests include new fire plugs on South Market and South Carroll streets and extending tests along West South street and Hamilton avenue.
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Frederick High School
Citizens’ Ladder Truck Company
Junior Fire Company
Hong Tower
Citizens’ Truck Company
United Fire Company
D. C. Winebener & Son
Carroll Street
Truck Company
Independent Hose Company
Armory
Board of Aldermen
G. William Shipley
Munshower
Chas. T. Butcher
George A. Burch
South Market
South Streets
South Carroll Street
Markell ang-Ford
South Bentz Street
West South Street
Hamilton Avenue
East South Street
Primaries set Friday for city Republicans
Precinct meetings will select delegates and City Executive Committee members for the upcoming municipal election. Mayor Munshower seeks re election, while Mayor Culler and Aubrey Nicodemus are not opposing. Democrats plan precinct primaries May 1 with a May 17 convention. 300 attend first 4 H rally set for Saturday at the State Armory featuring Miss Emerson and Miss Baker.
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United Engine House
Sound Market Street
Peoples’ Court
Court House
Board of Alder- Men
City Hall
North Market Street
E. Austin James
Elmer F. Munshower
Lloyd C. Culler
Aubrey A. Nicodemu
City
Blackhand Plot terrorizes Glenarm in Baltimore County
A ten day black hand mystery in Glenarm Baltimore county draws police and residents into a case involving Albert Earnhardt an 8 year old farmhand shot at by an automobile gang and a series of threatening notes. Police guard patrols continue after sightings of three men and further notes as authorities work to prevent further attacks. Also mentioned are Grace Radcliffe fined for disorderly conduct and ordered to leave the county, and Neon gas beacon experiments for foggy aircraft guidance.
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Baltimore
Glenarm
Baltimore County
Baltimore Evening Sun
Albert Earnhardt
Barnhardt
Barmbhardt
Grace Radcliffe
Alton Y. Bennett
East Fifth Street
Japanese World Racer Arrives in London
Toichiro I Araki, racing eastward around the world, arrived in London from Paris at 6 a.m. after visiting the Japanese embassy. He then flew to Berlin at 8:45 a.m. A second Japanese racer Aya kichi Matsui arrived earlier in London on a Lufthansa flight after a Paris departure.
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London
Toichiro I Araki
Paris
Berlin
Toichiro Araki
Ayakichi Matsui
Lufthansa
Bandits Get 25000 From Canadian Bank
Two armed men robbed a Standard Bank of Canada branch in Toronto and fled in a closed automobile with a Michigan license plate carrying about 25000 dollars. Reports note hands burned from the incident.
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Canadian Bank
Toronto
Standard Bank of Canada
Forest Week Observed At Lions Club Meeting
W R Mattoon United States Forest Service extension forester spoke to the local Lions about National Forest Week April 22 28. He noted farming uses four times as much timber as grown and urged doubling the growth rate. He described forestry as the careful timing of cutting and cited government farm cooperation and rising timber prices in the South. Rev Blackmore of Erie Pa entertained with recitations and songs.
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Lions, Club
W. R. Mattoon
Extension Forester
United States Forest Service
Mattoon
Maine
Norfolk
Tennessee
Mississippi
California
Department of Agriculture
Forestry Service
Maryland
Mr. Blackmore
Erie
Myersville
Snouse
B. F. Blubaugh
Edward F. Haller
Clyde M. Roney
James B. Parkhill
This City
R. M. Teller
York, Pa
Martinsburg Couple Weds at Francis Scott Key Hotel
A surprise wedding took place at 3 30 PM Wednesday at the Francis Scott Key hotel in Martinsburg West Virginia. Virginia Castleman and Robert K Weller both in their sixties were joined by Rev Roy Schmucker with friends and family attending. The event followed a license obtained from the Clerk of the Court and included music by Pearl Shickle.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Virginia Castleman
Martinsburg
W. Va
Robert K. Weller
Roy Schamcker
Winchester Avenue Christian Church
H. M. Cole
Martin Burz
Weller
Cole
Federal hatcheries urged to curb waste of fish stock
On April 24 AP reported four dozen Representatives urged the House Fisheries committee to create Federal fish hatcheries. A bill by Rep Lin Thicam Democrat Maryland sought a 40000 dollar hatchery for Maryland while Rep Free Republican California said Mississippi and Chesapeake waters were being destroyed and wasting millions of tons of fish annually. Maryland Rep Bland Democrat Virginia denied the claim.
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Washington
House Fisheries Committee
Linthicam
Maryland
Free
California
Bland
Demrat
Third Of Dry Executives Fail To Pass Test
Rodney Dutcher reports civil service exams weed out at least a third of prohibition administrators in 25 districts. By July 60 plus of 150 top posts will have new competitive appointees. agents and inspectors fared worse under political appointment. Reexaminations affect cities from San Francisco to Savannah. many incumbents resigned or were not certified. The Civil Service Commission aims to complete reforms by July with ongoing reexaminations and uncertain timelines for remaining rank and file.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Prohibition
James N Doran
Use Prohibition Unit
Civil Service
Hoston
Savannah
Columbus
St. Louis
Forth Worth
Seattle
St. Paul
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New England
Georgia
Morida
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Arkansas
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Texas
Oregon
Alaska
California
Nevada
Arizona
Fort Worth
Commission
Congress
Prohibition Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Ins
Beetle Quarantine Amended in Japanese Neete quarantine
An amendment to the beetle quarantine announced by the Secretary of Agriculture changes interstate movement rules for farm products. Effective June 15, the update exempts mushrooms and broomcorn from certification while requiring inspection and certification for all regulated farm products and cut commodities shipped interstate by boat from New York City markets.
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Martets
New York
Citr
Aricin
Tax Cut Plans Differ in Congress and Local Playground Talks
Senate Finance committee backs a 203 million dollar tax cut as a House measure prevails at 290 million. Secretary Mellon and President Coolidge favor a 210 million plan, while Democrats push for 325 million. In Frederick, the Playg round Commission eyes a coordinated recreation program and possible executive salary funded by the city budget. Children’s Day is set for June 16 with local observances planned. Members include Mayor Culler and A LeRoy McCardell among others. a vacancy follows William E. Filler’s death.
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Washington
Mellon
Congress
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Coolidge
Frederick
Culler
A. LeRoy McCardell
James A. Long
Noel Haller
Mary €. Ott
William E. Filler
Kiwanis Club
No Decision Yet On Dally Rodgers Post Hold Up Case
James Dally and Richard Rodgers, two youths convicted of holding up Gem Service Station near Frederick, have not yet received a ruling on their motion for a new trial. They argued alibi witnesses claiming they were in Washington the night of the holdup that yielded about 48 dollars. The prosecution relied on Alger's identification. An earlier section notes motorists may appeal suspensions under a new legislative act.
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James Dally
Richard Rodgers
Gem Sevice
Frederick
Dally
Rodgers
George Alger
Washington
Hoover to file for Republican nomination in West Virginia
Huntington April 26 AP says the Huntington Herald Dispatch will report Herbert Hoover plans to file by Saturday as a candidate in the West Virginia state primary on May 29. Harry C. Wandyard of Spencer is said to be in Washington conferring with Hoover representatives.
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Huntington
W. Va
Huntington Herald
Dispatch Today
Herbert Hoover
Repubican
West Virginia
Harry C Wandyard
Spencer
Hoover
Washington
Hemer Enonsers
U. S
Gur
Goff
Am Bik Ersota
Missionary Reported Held in Chinese Advance
A report from Peking states L. C. Osborn of the Nazarene Mission at Chascheng western Shantung was captured by the Nationalist army during their advance through the provinces. He was reportedly taken to Kaichow Chi in southern Chihli and consular officials in Hankow were instructed to investigate and seek his release.
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Peking
Acts
L. C. Osborn
Nazarene
Chascheng
Shantung
Kaichow Chi
Chikli
Hankow
Bern
Stewart Testimony Certified by District Attorney
Washington. Agri] Tesolution certifying the testimony of Robert WL Stewart in the Me imal Attorney of the D street of Coe Nomina WAS anproed marticions'y today hr the Senave Tsay Dome teanimilies.
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Washington. Agri
Robert WL Stewart
D Street
Coe Nomina
Anpro.ed Marticions
Senave Tsay Dome Teanimilies
Hoover and Smith Continue to Lead in Primaries
In Massachusetts, Herbert Hoover and Governor Al Smith, both leading presidential hopefuls, increased their margins as return totals showed Hoover with a ten to one edge over other Republicans and Smith with an even wider lead. In Pennsylvania, results indicated Smith and anti-Smith candidates competing for eight Democratic delegates at large, while Republican delegates remained unopposed. Ohio mirrored a strong Hoover showing in the Republican contest and Smith secured notable support in the Democratic count.
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Boston
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Gov
Ale. Smith
New York
Mmasachusetts
Akett
Hoover
Smith
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Relief flight planners eye Quebec stop for Bremen mission
The relief crew of the Bremen monoplane is en route from Greenland to New York with a planned refuel at Ste Agnes Quebec. Officials have prepped a lake landing guard and possible diversion to Quebec if conditions worsen. Miss Hurta Junkers handles relief plans while Bremen crews head toward New York with a staged arrival.
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Agnes
Quebec
Bremen
York
Greenly
New York
Ste. Agnes
Benn
Clarke City
Lake Ste. Agnes
Nadian Press
Tran
Imm
Fee
James Fitzmy Ice
Greg
Ford
Oil Tanker Overbrook Catches Fire Off Florida Coast
The American tanker Overbrook exploded in the pump room and caught fire off the Florida coast. The blaze was subsiding as 34 crewmen were rescued by the tanker Fred W. Weller. The Overbrook carried 70,000 barrels of crude oil from Texas City to New York.
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New York
Overbrook
Florida
Glad Stone Transportation Company
Fred W. Weller
Negro Fireman Killed In Mixed Train Wreck
Moultrie Georgia April 26 AP a negro fireman was killed when a mixed train of the Georgia Ashburn Sylvester and Camilla railroad jumped a trestle weakened by inch waters two miles north of here this morning. Wire followed the wreck burning part of the train which was to first to roll out over the road on Sunday. Henderson Defeats Stillman Boston April 2 AP Ensart Henderson of the Navy who already clinched a place on the team defeated Stillman of St Louis in easy fashion at the AAU national amateur championship tournament. Viendersen rose Tie heist middie we find the tournament which Sneed gis morning after three days of doa.
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Quebec
Canada
Floyd Bennett
National Cemetery
United States
Royal 22Nd Regiment
Jeffery Hale Hospital
Moultrie
Aaesro
Georgia
Ashburn, Sylvester
Camilla RR
Sundar
Henderson
Stillman
Bosten
Atri
Ensart
Hendon
Navy
As Sriman
St. Lowe
Viendersen
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Mabel Withide
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Philip Long
Edward P. Long
Lena Hardman
Irvin W. Long
James H. Boyle
James Bauey
Stu
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Oathell
M. D
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Kennedy
South Market Street
T. F. Kennedy
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Francis L. Paula
Thomas J Kennedy
Market Street
Joseph McD
Edward J. Smith
Wiliam E. Carter
Stock Exchange
Bay
Harry Douglas
Wednesday Mornwae
New City Committee
State Armory
Frederick County
Katherine Baker
Dorothy Emerson
Burkittsville
Middletown
Miss Emerson
Miss Baker
New Market
Meleasant
Woodsboro
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Emerson
Garry Nourse
University of Maryland
W. M. Keller
Helen Pearson
Emmitsburg
Woman’s Club
Jack Lewis
Jhs1
Brunswick
Frederick City Hospital
Lions Club
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Republican Senate Committee
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Senate
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