Family inheritance case tested in court on August 23
Plaintiffs from the Dorcus and Witmer families testified in a Woodsboro case against Elsie Dorcus Ella Witmer and the Woodsboro Savings Bank over about 1250000 in assets including 75000 cash and mortgages. The suit centers on a 1905 will and a desire to keep the estate intact for grandchildren per Jacob Dorcus. Judge Arthur D Willard scheduled further hearings and arguments for Friday August 23.
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Winessea
de Roy
Melvin Dorcus
L Dercus
Ella Witmer
Woodsbors Sayings Bank
Judes
Arthur D Willard
Willard
Melvin Dorecua
Baltimore
Harry C Doreua
Woodsboro
Emma Grace Staley
Marlene Grom
Middletown
Edwin Dorcus
Myrtle Dorcus
Baker
Elsie I Dorcus
Ela Witmer
Hanmer
Ea Witmer
Jacob @ Doreus
Tia Wie
Ella J Dorcus
George Milton Dorcus
Edward T. Dorcus
Charles W Dorceus
William R Dorcus
Annie R Dorcus
Elsie J Dorcus
George Miton Dorcus
Edward T Dorcus
Charlee W. Dorcus
Annie BR Dorcus
Elsie S Dorcus
Elle Witmer
Jacob B Dorcus
Family dispute over 1933 transfer fraud claim and bank funds
Plaintiffs allege a pre death family agreement was violated when Blatt I. Dorcus redirected $76,000 from joint accounts to the names of her husband and Ellin Witmer. They seek court enforcement of the agreement, protection of rights, and an injunction to stop withdrawals. Attorneys Moylan, Smith for plaintiffs. Storm for defendants.
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Plaints
Wiliam H. Dorcus
Blatt I. Dorcus
Wiliam H Dorcua
Wif
Elin Witmer
Elale I
Dorcus
Etsle 1
Ells Witmer
Kensington Junior High School Controversy in Montgomery County
Local United Citizens Committee calls mass meeting after learning of a proposed Kensington site for a junior high and possible Montgomery Hill arrangement funded by a $784000 PWA loan and grant. Crumms board member Stadler indicates a site purchase plan and notes additional county funding beyond the PWA.
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Montgomery County
PWA
Harold L. Ickes
Kensington
United Citizens Committee
Board of Education
Mises
Crumms
Dullus P. Stadler
Lumen
M . Engelhardt
Columbia University
Edwin W Broom
United Committee
Demet Af
Crm
Cere Hemew
Montgomery Hill
Stadler
Old Fashioned Kitchen Craft Reimagines Everyday Foods
A nostalgic column encourages creative uses of common ingredients. It blends recipe sketches for egg toast, colorfully arranged cold cuts, and decorative garnishes with a homemade rice pudding reform. The piece offers a themed menu with breakfast to dinner ideas.
Radio Day by Day Recaps Debuts and Obits
NYC radio roundup notes a 20 month old Carol Lynn Rowe making a debut on WABC CBS and describes the death of Leich Lovell NBC from Hampshire England at 40. The column lists tonight’s programs on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC with performers and slots.
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New York
Agann
Iimn
Carol Lynn Rowe
Sodora K. W Rowe
Creston
Wabc-Cbs
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
The
Des Moines, In
Register and Tribune
Leich Lovell
Dr Watson
Sherlock Holmes
NBC
Holywood
Hampshire
England
Mr. Lovell
United States
Chicago and Capsie Choir Share Evening Music
A listing shows multiple groups performing in the evening including the Marechal Ses eon harmonies and the 615-Delton Brothers. Other acts include the 4:30 Chicago & Capsie choir and the 5 45-Edile South's orchestra. Broadcasts include WJZ KEC at 2.
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Marechal Seseon
Delton Brothers Harmony
Netiensl Grange
Cong. Jones
Texas
Chicago & Capsie Choir
Edile South
Ochestra
Dairy Maids Queen Titus At Taneytown Fair
Margar et Myers of Union Bridge won the dairy maids queen title at the Carroll county Agricultural Fair in Taneytown Maryland. She was chosen over eleven contestants and received a silver tag. Honorable mention went to Catherine Fleagle and Mary Myers.
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Taneytown
Margaret Myers
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Miss Myers
Fact
Randallstown High School
Catherine Fleagle
Westminder
Mary Myers
Sykesville
Warden Secret Moonlight Transfer In Politicized Case
Warden Charis Cook unexpectedly moved Arlie Lewis from the City Jail to Salisbury, aiming to slip the prisoner away before townspeople learned of the transfer. Authorities sought to prevent public knowledge of the plan amid tensions surrounding the Banery Shore murder case.
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Ban Vehee
Arlie Lewis
Banery Shore
Pamsh
Charis Cook
Wicomico County
Lewis
Salisbury
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