Difficulties Settle in Wachter Divorce Case in York Pa
The final chapter of the Wachter case ends with Mrs. Cora Wachter obtaining an absolute divorce from Harry C. Wachter. The court orders the defendant to pay $1,000 to Mrs. Wachter, with $800 already paid and $600 more to be paid when Wachter appears at a public gate in spring. Custody of five children granted to Mrs. Wachter. Wachter previously whipped for beating his wife in August. a compromise had provided settlement including money and property. Mrs. Wachter now lives in York Pa. with her five children.
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Wachter
Cora Wachter
Sherman P. Bowers
Harry C. Hull
Harry C. Wachter
Jamison Endorsed for Blue Ridge League Presidency
J Vincent Jamison of Hagerstown was endorsed for re election as president of the Blue Ridge League for 1922 at a Hanover meeting. Directors and stockholders approved the treasurer report, with a 3759.74 balance and 400 due May 15 for Raymond Beaudoin. Next meeting and reorganization set for January 3.
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J. Vincent Jamison
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge League
Stockhollers and Fens
Hanover
Uess
R. T. O'Neill
S O'Neill
Raymond Beaudoin
O'Neill
Poor Investments by Farmers Spark County Reform Talk
At the Dallenger Grange meeting in Seagaville last night the majority favored dividing the county into five commissioner districts with elected officials from each. Debate covered farm investment risks and the impracticality of a farm hour system. The group urged educating farmers on investment prudence and discussed school funding and pay inequities among farmers and teachers. A resolution for general disarmament was adopted, while Liberty bonds market shifts were noted. Wisner Farm near McKaig sold to Clarence F. Huffer with April 1 possession, and Mary Tyson sold two East Sixth Street houses to J. B. Atkinson couple.
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Dallenger Grange
Seagaville
Feri
Grange
Frederick
Liberty Bemis
Wisner
W. XN. Jotliffe
Charles S. Wisner
McKaig
Clarence F. Huffer
Broad Run
Mr. Huffer
Mary Tyson
J. B. Atkinson
East Sixth Street
Liberty Bonds Acceptance in Commerce Declines Since Armistice
The article notes that Liberty bonds have not been accepted for long in business transactions since the armistice. It states they were once used for payments and settlements of accounts, with a period when bond holdings seemed largely useless to merchants and buyers.
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Busihouses
Rockville Magistrate Fight Ends With Fines
A Rockville main street altercation between a justice of the peace and a retired Montgomery County farmer ended with Beall fined ten dollars plus costs for assault on Justice Viet, while Viet’s case was dismissed. Also notes the Feast of Dedication in Hebrew tradition and a Sauk Center quip about Main Street.
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How
Montgomery County
Rockville
Wil'am EB. Viett
Wee
Yrell
Stanley Gingeil
Beall
Viett
Perrell
Beal
Allewis
Benedictines Deepen Tie With Cheltenhams In Bowl League
In a News.Post Bowl Ing League match at MC A alleys last night the Benedictines edged the Cheltenhams by 26 pins. Individual totals show Bankz Spy 92 107 279 and Englebrecht 78 79 77 to 229, Zimmmerman 87 100 88 270, Moore 84 40 81 208 for 1046. Cheltenhams Delaplaine 56 80 93 269 Heatty 89 100 95 284 Pyles 74 83 69 228 Grove 80 80 80 240 for 1021.
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Benedictines
Cheltenhams
Benedctines
Bankz
Spy
Englebrecht
Zimmerman
Moore
Delaplaine
Heatty
Pyles
Grove
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Husbard
York
Jamison
Hanover Club
M. A.C
Young Men’s Athletic
Cit
St. Mary's Preps
Quinn
Clay
Jocal
Roelke
Fouck
Ballenger Grange
White House
Mal
Preece
Canease
Sag
Lewis A. Rice
Frederick, Md
and Thrift Club
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank Market
Second Streets
Sen Frederick
Maryland
Oup
Christmas Club
Nn Ee
Greenawalt’s
McCleery
North Market Street
P.O
Kefauver
Santa Claus’ Headquarters
Seeger & Company O Hardware
Lite
Wintt
Helfenstein & Urner, Insurance
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