Local Court Okays Complex Maryland Estate Bequests
The Orphans Court credits Sarah Pearre of Thurston Mrs. Sarah Fehenche Fout widow of Murray D. Fout and Frederick G. W. Misseling of Frederick with probate. The Pearre will, dated August 28, 1941, leaves specific sums to siblings, relatives, and a graveyard fund, with a trust arrangement for six children and arrangements for real estate and a Mt. Olivet monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Alexen
Hamilton Linthicum
George A. Holland
Sophia Linthigam
Henry Kennedy
Pearre
George A. Pearre, Jr
Robert Allen Veitch
John W. Pavis, Sr
Margaret J. Davis
John W. Davis, Jr
Margaret W. Davis
John
Margaret
Virginia DeLashmutt Pearce
Mary Virginia Emmert
Alice Abigail Emmert
Leonard Isaac Davis
John W. Davis
Walter R. Magruder
Thomas F. Magruder
Mary Loretta Offutt, Sr
Laura Virginia Riley
John W. Brosious, Jr
Louis Brosius
Louise F. Brosius
Wach
Leonard Isaac Davis, Sr
Susat Ella Pearre
Laura Virginia Pearre
Margaret V. Davis
Fletcher P. Veitch
Louise P. Brosius
Viola &. Emmert
Thomas Marshall Davis
Minnie A. Hayes
Maud Bready Hamil
Notley H. Fe
Mary C. Davis Rhodes
Helen Roberto Veitch
Til
Katherine Linthicum
Mary Loretta Offutt
Laura Virginia
Riley
Guy P. Bready
Mary Louise Day
Leona May Lyle
Ann L. Hardin
Eleanor White
Edna Reidh Cramer
Frank Linthicum
Charles Linthicum
Mary L. Brosius
Mary Loretta Offutt, Jr
Jon W. Davis
Parsons Newman
Feut
Noble Virginia
Travers W
Catherine Es+della
Charles William and
Murray Holmes Fart
Mary Dorothy Lee
Bible Class Memorial Service At Calvary Methodist
The Leaders Bible Class of Calvary Methodist church held its annual memorial service. Several members died in the past year and their memoirs were read. Rev. Clarence O. Sullivan delivered the memorial address. Music featured violin, organ, and vocal numbers. Attendance included 110 men, with 54 Red division and 47 Blue, plus nine visitors. Contests with Hampden Methodist in Baltimore were noted. Hospital update and revival plans were discussed. New York news reports the shooting of Carlo Tresca, IWW leader and editor of Il Martello, killed on Fifth Avenue. assailant in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Edward M. Mantz
Granville Michael
Frank Heffner
Charles F. Rothenhoefer
William Gosnell
George Mehaffie
Mantz
Clarence O. Sullivan
Parkway Church of God
Joseph
Hampden
John T. Best
William §. Gosnell
Salvation Army
West Fifth Street
Jacob Hesson
West Patrick Street
John M. Grove
New York
Carla Tresca
Industrial Workers of the World
Il Martello
Fifth Avenue
Tresca
5Th Street
Guiseppe Calabi
Senate names chairmen in agriculture labor and more
Veediul dua DB Juan yt Bruise wick named chairman of Agriculture and Labor Education and Railroads and Canals in the State Senate. Senate President Arthur H. Brice of Kent County announced the appointments Monday night. Senator Thomas E. Hampson of Montgomery named chairman of Federal Elections and Library committees. Hood College to host a January 2 and 7 lecture by Dr L F Livingston of E F Dupont de Nemours on speeding research to aid wartime chemical development. Also includes a Navy note on Apprentice Seaman Gray, son of Mr and Mrs Martin L Gray of Lewistown, who joined the Navy on November 9 and is stationed in Norfolk, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veediul Dua DB
Juan Yt Bruisewick
Agriculture
Senate
Arthur H. Brice
Kent County
Associated Press
Thomas E. Hampson
Montgomery
Hood
L. F. Livingston
E. F. Dupont de Nemours Company
Wilmington
Del
Hood College
America
Martin L. Gray
Lewistown
Gray
Norfolk
Police Court Docket Shows Glasses Theft and Domestic Case
Samuel Jenkins of Buckeystown was found guilty of taking a pair of Charles S White’s glasses and received a thirty day suspended sentence. Plane No 4’s Aarold Clayton was held for grand jury on non support. Samuel Thompson was jailed thirty days for drunkenness, with a warning for future offenses. Glotia Honaker was fined for street drunkenness. Mercer found not guilty of disturbing the peace. Collateral forfeitures listed for several individuals, including Alonzo Fletcher and William Houck, with fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Jenkins
Buckeystown
Charles S. White
Alton Mi Bianth
Potter Couch Tacknight
Jenkins
White
Edwin F. Nikirk
Aarold Clayton
Jecsie B. Clayton
Samuel Thompson
P Bownncatt
Thompson
House of Correction
Glotia Honaker
Adamstown
Romer R. Mercer
Mamie Fritz
Harold Clayton
Henry Fry
William C. Brooks
James Sigafoose
Martha Palmer
Charles Keith
John Henry Watts
Alonzo Fletcher
Winston-Salem
N. C
William H. Houck
William Herbert Diffenderfer
Wilson Avenue
Charles W. Magaha
George Lemar Busick
Baltimore
Houck
Robert J. McCutcheon
Braddock Heights
Bruce ‘A. Brachey
Harry Alfred Barnes
West Sixth Street
Tivoret
Bo Tuenes
4-H Leaders Attend Baltimore Meeting In War Effort
A five member Senior Council delegation from Frederick County 4-H clubs will join Miss Jesse Hammerly to Baltimore for the annual Maryland Farm Bureau event at the Lord Baltimore hotel. Morning talks include a conference on operating without transportation and office help, followed by a 145 o'clock discussion on next steps with 4-H members, mothers, and adult leaders. The session ends at 3 30 to permit attendees to return home for evening duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Ericx County
Jesse Hammerly
Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau
Lord Baltimore
Chet
Iron aAidt Jeadtare
Ness
Strategic Point Is Retaken By Chinese
Chan Chung king Hong Kong dispatch says Chinese High Command reports recapture of Shangcheng a strategic center in Southeastern Henan after a battle in which 600 Japanese were killed or wounded Saturday. Japanese forces had occupied Loshan 55 miles northwest of Hankow. Chinese troops inflicted more than 200 casualties northwest of Sinyang and repelled Japanese attacks in a pitched battle north of Sinyang. Several thousand Japanese traps divided into columns attacked positions in North Kiangsi Province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Shangcheng
Henan
Loshan
Hankow
Sinyang
Kiangsi
Weather Summary and Local News Digest
The report covers precipitation for twenty four hours ending eight am none and January totals, notes normal and actual January rainfall, and lists yesterday's high and low temperatures with year ago comparisons. Also notes sun and moon timings for today and tomorrow. A car wreck near Frederick Maryland injures Mrs Eichelberger slightly. couple travels by taxi to Harpers Ferry and trains to Martinsburg. Deeds recorded include sales by John H H Gonso and Mary and C Bess Castle estates. Miners idle in Pennsylvania as back to work movement falters. A Rockville marriage license issued to Richard Vetters and Martha Higgins.
Dr H A Kelly Life Of Action And Medical Pioneer
A long biography recalls Dr H A Kelly, Philadelphia gynecologist and Johns Hopkins professor, who began medical studies at 19, pursued health abroad in Colorado, built a notable gynecology clinic, and led surgical work. It notes his diverse roles as adventurer, author, and public figure, plus his 1889 Hopkins leadership and marriage in Danzig. Also lists Westminster Army selectees reporting to Fort Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Elbert County
Colorado
Philadelphia
Episcopal Hospital
Kelly
Canada
Ponia da Deliance
Maryland
América
de. Holy
Germany
England
Scotland
Dr. Kelly
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Lietitia, Bredow
Danzig
Class Meeting Held by Voluntas Sunday School
Miss Eleanor A Abbott hosted the Voluntas class of the Evangelical Reformed Sunday school at 305 South Market street Friday evening. President Mrs Irene Heck led the meeting with a scripture and prayer by Mrs Mae E Bair. The social hour featured singing and a hostess prepared treat. The basket of the month was bought by Mrs Winifred Molesworth and sold to Miss Reba Dutrow. The guest prize was brought by Miss Dutrow and worn by Mrs Baer. The next meeting will be in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor A. Abbott
South Market Street
Voluntas
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Irene Heck
Mae E. Bair
Winifred Molesworth
Reba Dutrow
Miss Dutrow
Nomination Of Flynn Triggers Fireworks In Congress
President Roosevelt nominates Edward J. Flynn as Minister to Australia and personal representative with ambassadorial rank in the Southwest Pacific drawing sharp Senate criticism led by Senator Bridges who calls the move an insult to Australia. Flynn seeks full hearings on any charges while defending himself against a Bronx grand jury paving allegation. The same day Roosevelt also named Rutledge to the Supreme Court and Brown and Lee to other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Edward J. Flynn
Australia
Congress
Bridges
Senate
Flynn
New York City
Southwest Pacific
New York
Wiley Blount Rutledge Jr
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Prentiss M. Brown
Michigan
Leon Henderson
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
Civil Aeronautics Board
Brown
Lee
Nelson Johnson
Black Flynn
Bronx
al- Adaaa
Wied
McNary
Ore
Willkie Attacks Flynn Appointment as Minister of Australia
Wendell Willkie condemns the Flynn nomination as Minister of Australia calling it revolting to decent citizens and contrasting it with Roosevelt and Wallace. He urges Republicans and many Democrats to back an inquiry while noting talks of hearings by the Foreign Relations Committee. Castles on extinct volcanoes in Scotland end the piece.
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Ron
Flynn
Connelly
D-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Barkley
Kentucky
Willkie
New York
Wendell L. Willkie
Edward J. Flynn
Australia
Roosevelt
Wallace
McNary
Taft
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Charles William
Travers W. Faut
Jacob Rohrback
Leona G. Mercer
Alton ¥. Bennett
Mr. Meisling
Mary E. Beachley
Beneft
Fredda D. Meisling
Joseph A. Meisling
Fewill
Franklin M. Six
Mars
City Hall
Charles LeVieww
Loca
Enitor
Navy
Marine Corps
U. S
South Pacific
Nea
Funk
The
Seaman Edward Leey Gray
Martinsburg
W. Va
Flagg Eichelberger
Douglas Echelberger
Frederick
Ecchhelberger
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio
John H. H. Gonso
Henry A. Bury
Park Place
Mary E. Castle
C. Bess Castle
Frank
A. Castle
Leroy W Wiles
Creagerstown
Wilkes Barre
Sike- Sound
Jane
War Labor Board
Rockville
Richard Randolph Vetters
Gaithersburg
Martha
Lorraine Higgins
Derwood
H. A. Kelly
ARMY
Westminster
Army of the
Sykesville
Elmer Lee Martin
Hampstead
Karl Eugene Reese
Robert Edgar Sites
Carroll LeRoy Myers
Millers
Sewell Reid Pickett
Woodbine
Raymond R. Duvall
John Ogden Steele
Mt. Airy
Howard Yingling
Marriottsville
Harry Lewis Weaver
Finksburg
Charles Henry Evans
Patapsco
Arthur Gardner
Manchester
Aubrey Woodrow McCormick
Bent Creek
Sterling Oliver Umbaugh
Washington, D. C
Camp Meade
George Jacob Hunt
Russell George Zepp
Albert C. Palmer
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Storm & Shipley
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market
Frederick, Md
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
North Court
Prowse
Calif
Loose Sauer
Ib. Go
Cheercoats
Florida
Selex
Crisco
Pillsbury
Borden’s Cheese
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