Eisenhauer will distributes stock and real estate to Byerlys
The 1945 will leaves the store at 104 North Market Street and bank accounts to Charles Byerly Jr and John Francis Byerly with trade name John Eisenhauer. Real estate is split with maintenance duties and no rent while running business. Diamonds and household effects go to nieces and nephews including Barbara Wegner and Mary Byerly Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Canton McSherry
Helen Stewart
John Francis Byerly
Estates Distributed In City Probate Hearings
Two large estates are distributed under the wills of George S. Hoke and Miss Mary B. Eisenhauer, both late of the city. Probate was opened Monday by the Orphans Court. Bond estimates place Hoke estate at 45 000 to 52 000 dollars and Eisenhauer estate above 30 000 dollars. Relatives named as principal beneficiaries. A widow has option to buy certain properties at appraisal prices. properties include 838 North Market, East Fifteenth and 42 North Market, with trustees named for local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 5. Hoke
Mary B. Eisenhauer
Orphans” Court
Hoke
Eisenhauer
Wh.os. Felton
Ioe
Sievers
North Market Street
Stevens
East Fifteenth
Swope
North Market
Thurmont Church
Byerly Family Names Executors in Probate Case
Barbara Byerly and Miss Fout are named executors for the estate of John Francis Byerly. John Francis Byerly and Miss Fout qualify as executors. Barbara Byerly and Charles Byerly Jr are among the parties involved with the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Byerly
John Francis Byerly
John Sewell
Charles Byerly
Miss Fout
Eye Injury From Spike Hurt at Farmers Supply
Henry J. Cutler, 342 West Patrect, an operator of a Braddock school bus, was struck in the right eye by a 20 penny spike about 1 oclock Bron day morning at the Farmers Supply Company where he is employed. He was rushed to the Wilmer Eye Institute in Baltimore for operation and is under medical care as physicians assess the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Supply Company
Henry Jf. Cutler
West Patrect
Oe Braddock
Wilmer Eye Institute
Baltimore
Joseph E. Bussard
Culler
Directors elected to nominating committee for MCMP
Frederick County members of the Maryland Cooperative Producers elected Harry Zentz and Charles Myers of near Thurmont to a nominating committee Saturday at Rocky Ridge. In January the committee will nominate four directors to three year terms. Robert Fitez’s board term ends this year. Daniel S. Pearce, MCMP president, led the session and Dr. R. W. Shermantine, secretary treasurer, spoke on current mill market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland Cooperative Producers, Inc
Rocky Ridge
Harry Zentz
Charles Myers
Near Thurmont
Robert Fitez
Daniel S. Pearce
MCMP
R. W. Shermantine
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Asion
Parker
Parker Fountain Pens
Parker & Parkette
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St
Toy Headquarters
Storm & Shipley
Tre
Second Sts
Pape
Coty
Yardley
Paris
Ronson
Spike
Nestlés
Fisk & G
Fisk
Schemit
Lee & Fire
Rige & Krantz
S. Mkt
Southern
Red
Carson
Eve Arden
Kemp
Delixe
Roy
Sale Brass
Taffeta and
Satin
Nieuwspar
Anf
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