Court News and Local Market Highlights From Woodsboro
Court notices show Clarence G. Cramer and Leah Cramer, both divorced, of Hagerstown. Property transfers include Routzahn to Koogle, Schloss Brothers to Frederick Tailoring, Bowers to Flautt, Burns to Baker, and Hamilton Homes to Reeder. Market report lists dressed hogs at 18 to 19 per hundredweight and varied prices for cattle, calves, and poultry. Santa letters arrive for many local residents, with a stereotyping strike affecting Detroit papers and a note on Union Pacific ordering GE locomotives for 38 million dollars.
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Clarence G. Cramer
Leah C. Cramer
Hagerstown
John T. Routzahn
Leroy C. Koogle
Schloss Brothers and Company Inc
Frederick Tailoring Company, Inc
Sherman P. Bowers
Gilmore R. Flautt Jr
Harvey C. Burns
Charles Henry Baker
Hamilton Homes Inc
Wiliam Paul Reeder
Robert H. Routzahn
George W. Kefauver
Robert H Routzaka
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Bang
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