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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1936

Page

9

Romance Fling and Exile Moves Stir Property Mystery

Reporters question ownership of a haunted house tied to Mrs. Simpson and a possible sale by Bert Nevins for display in New York. The proprietor refuses to reveal who owns the property or future plans, while a 23 cent admission is noted for a room linked to the deceased resident.

New York City Creep Helen Harteman Lowe Edward VIII David Windsor Duke of York Edward London

Corporation Formed To Operate Simpson Home

A new corporation was formed to operate the Simpson Home, taking over the property at 212 East Biddie Street once rented by Mrs. Wallie Warfield Simpson. The corporation, with 500 shares at 100 each, is tied to Samuel Sch of Balimart and Harry J. Grech of Weinberg & Stecen, with incorporators Fans Mane Steedman Everett K. ter and TM% Biuart, all connected to the lawyers’ offices. ownership details and the actual title transfer remain unclear.

de Boure East Biddie Wallie Warfield Simpson Tie Corporation Sinuel Sch Balimart Bipimere Hemelaie Afr Mane Steedman Everett K. Ter Naldmare Biuart Reodeers Forge Fey Taxta Uie

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Mrs. Hartman Frederick

Young Coal Truckers Confess Bank Hold Up

State Police disclosed three young coal truckers confessed to the attempted bank holdup at the Bank of Brandysine to obtain funds for a trip to New York. They planned to buy a tractor and trailer and haul coal into Southern Maryland for a week.

Merial Oo Conner Trea York

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