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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1947

Page

10

Pageant Tomorrow Reenacts Jubal Early Ransom Demands

Frederick locals join as actors to recreate Confederate demands in a 1664 levying scene. The event titled Fighting for Time will start at 2:30 am from City parking lot and follow a route through Court Patrick streets to Market Street.

Frederick Frederick Jaycees Court Patrick Streets Market Street Assembly of Alar Hawke Adit Dept. C. S. A.i Barbara Fritchie Stonewall Jackson Ma. Douglas Second Ald Millalley Barbara Fritche Friche Marsland Frederick County

County Man's Will Admitted To Probate

Joseph Oliver Rice of Bartholows left his estate to his children with executors Lewis Spencer Rice and Minnie Sophia Geisinger. Personal property valued at 2500 and real estate 6500 were reported. sums include 300 for one son and 50 for a daughter. Debts to legatees forgiven and remainder distributed among listed children. Additional admin accounts show estates of George W. Bittle Alice A Hutzell James E Flatzell with inheritances taxes noted.

Joseph Oliver Rice Bartholows Orphans’ Court Lewis Spencer Rice Mountaindale Minm Sophia Geisinger Walkersville Tre Dorothy R. Leng Benjamin Rosenstock John Oliver Rice Robert Rosie Lula Bradshaw William Welty Rice Charles Henry Rice Minnie Sophia Geisinger Mollie Virginia . Rice Charlotte Elizabeth James E Flatzell

Forged Payroll Check Alert Aired By Local Police

Maryland State Police and Baltimore City Police warn businesses to watch for forged payroll checks tied to Eastern Stainless Steel Corporation and Boston Metals Company drawn on Union Trust Bank Baltimore. Checks payable to Robert S. Clark Social Security 025-20-8843 amount 55 dollars signed E S Schwartz and W 8B Biander. Checks numbered 1127 indorsed by Robert S Clark passed by a white man and woman using Clark security card. Woman described as 35 to 40 years old, 4 feet 5 inches, 145 pounds, dark brown hair. No lesion of man given. notify Lindes barracks.

Maryland State Police Baltimore Eastern Stainless Steel Corporation Boston Metals Union Trust Company of Maryland Robert S. Clark E. S Schwartz Biander Robert S Clark State Pot Lindes

Hotels Challenge Maryland Sales Tax on Guest Services

Four Baltimore hotels filed Circuit Court petitions seeking to invalidate the states two percent sales tax on hotel services for transient guests. The suit names State Comptroller James J. Lacy as defendant and argues the act is unconstitutional for taxing services and wholesale purchases hotels make for rooms and meals. The action warns of double taxation if taxes are collected on both wholesale inputs and guest charges.

Baltimore James Jo Lacy Harry W Gans Lord Baltimore Emerson, Southern Sheraton - Belvedere Hotels Tt Maryland

Miss Waynesboro Crowned by Governor in 150th Celebration

Governor James H Duff crowned Gladys Stitely as Miss Waynesboro as Waynesboro Pennsylvania began a 150th anniversary week. Duff praised local government heritage and democracy while Willam S Livengood Jr called Waynesboro a model American community. The event kicked off with parades pageants and club contests as the town marked the milestone amid attendance by thousands.

Waynesboro James H Duff Whiskers Club America Duff Willam S Livengood, Jr Gladys Stitely

July Getty battle site tour draws crowds and cars

Alvan C Baker, superintendent of the National Cemetery, estimated that about 10 090 people toured Getty battlefield during the July celebration. He also noted 2390 cars visited the field and 193 were guided tours, marking a 30 percent rise from last year and a 400 to 500 percent increase over the war years.

Getty Alvan C Baker National Cemetery Baker

Hospital needs stressed by Dr Thomas before Zonta

Dr Edward P. Thomas urged Frederick Memorial Hospital to expand facilities at a Zonta Club meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He noted the 125 bed hospital is crowded with a 29 to 30 patient waiting list and outlined plans to add 56 beds and a modern third floor with 32 semi private rooms and 47 medical surgical beds. He cited admissions rising from 1,709 to 3,448 in ten years and births from 165 to 517, and urged broad subscriptions totaling 656000 for the campaign.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Edward P.thomas Zonte ‘Cine Francis Scott Ker Thomas Marie Young Thorns Kis

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