Probate Will Mrs Hickman distributes estate to children
The will of Mrs Christiana S Hickman of Doubs admitted to probate grants farms and assets to the nine children with life estates for the widow The executors Joan W Hickman and Samuel T Hickman close their father John P Hickman estate valued with two farms The heirs must settle debts owed to their mother or forfeit shares One daughter Mary A Heim predeceased others listed include Carey Hickman Myers and others with Debts noted Letters of administration granted in Frederick Biser Krantz estate valued real estate 20000 personal 1500 with listed heirs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana S. Hickman
Doubs
Joan W Hickman
Samuel T. Hickman
John P Hickman
Howard Davis
Alva N. Comwher
Mary A. Heim
Silver Spring
Margaret Virginia Carey
John William Hickman
Washington
Charles D. Hickman
Adamstown
Ella May Myers
This City
Millard Walter Hickman
Roy &. Hickman
Spokane
Nina Belle Houck
Carey
Myers
John William
Roy S. Hickman
Orphans‘ Court
Bessie C. Krantz
Frederick Biser Krantz
Elizabeth Kirschman
Haferstorg
Olive C. Dinterman
Welbes
Evelyn Bevity
Social callers visit Frederick area families weekend
Mr Pleasant and Mrs August Monath visited Chestnut Grove and Miss Jennie Barker. George Reddick from Walkersville stopped by Edward Merver. Harry Cass and Leslie Schildt families hosted visitors. Nusbaum and family from Frederick welcomed James Herbst and others. Melvin Rusherman from York called on Earcy Kline and relatives. Attendees included Brunner, Kline and Daugherty families from Woodsboro and Ladiesburg, plus Hoffmans and BarTier guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pleasant
Augyst Manath
Charles E. Bruchey
Chestnut Grove
George Reddick
Walkersville
Edward Merver
Harry Cass
Hagerstown
Leslie C. Schildt
August Monath
Jennie E. Barker
Mary C. Fogle
George Nusbaum
Charles Nusbaum
Shirley May
Frederick
James G. Herbst
Melvin Rusherman
York
Earcy Kline
Charles Brunner
Buckeystown
Silas Kline and Son
Ladiesburg
Ruth Kline
Woodsboro
Ira Kline
Vivian Daugherty
Keymar
August Monath Mondar
C. Edward Hoffman
Bernice Fogle
Sarah Hoffmans
Jennie E. Bar Tier
John Brangle
Eldersburg
Raymond Hiltner
Don Run Red Flies 1300 Miles From Tule To Rester
A fragmented report describes the Don River regions from Tule to Rester with details on river widths depths and military significance. It notes Cossack country under duress, wartime contrasts around Voronezh Kalach and Stalingrad, and lower Don crossings toward the Sea of Azov amid invasion risks. Elsewhere local social notes mention visits and a shift to Saturday work, plus postwar food stockpile planning and Brazil coffee and cocoa deals under lend-lease terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tule
Rester
Don Tula
Duar
Voronezh
Toslere
Nezé
Big Bend
Don Kaloch
Sea of Azov
Resta
Summer Outing Planned by Union Manufacturing Company
The Union Manufacturing Company holds its annual summer outing this Saturday at Braddock Heights. It shifts from the usual Tolchester trip to an afternoon of park sports, followed by dinner at the Vindobona hotel, then an entertainment program and a dance with special trolley service for employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Manufacturing Company
Braddock Heights
Tolchester
Park
Vindobona Hotel
Vary
Brazil Agreement To Be Announced Shortly
Washington July 29 The United States will soon announce details of an agreement with the Brazilian Government under which the United States will buy surplus Brazilian coffee. The expected pact aims to secure supplies for domestic markets and stabilize prices amid trade discussions between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Washington
United States
Auto Tax Stamp Price Drop Promised This Autumn
The notice warns that federal auto tax stamps will fall 42 cents in August to 4.58 and drop again each September 1, urging delay in purchase if unused. It notes post office sales declined since July first. A separate line claims modern couples have about twice the odds of reaching a golden anniversary than 50 years ago.
Today In History and Birthdays Highlights
A compact chronicle lists notable births and deaths from 1022 to 1932, naming Wilhem T Adams Henry Inman Thomas J OBrien James Dabney McCabe Thorstein Veblen and Smedley Butler among others. It covers celebrated events from Jamestown's 1610 assembly to Los Angeles Olympics in 1932 and notes today's birthdays including Henry Ford Vladimir Zworykin and Robert R McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhem T. Adams
Oliver
Boston
Medway
Mass
Henry Inman
Union Office
West
New York
Topeka Ears
Thomas J O'Brien
Grand Rapids
Mich
Japan
Italy
Jackson
James Dabney McCabe
Wesleyan University
Richmond
Thorstein Veblen
Wisconsin
Smedley D Butler
Marine Corps
Weer Chester Pa
Philadelphia
Sidney Kent
20Th Century Fox
Lincoln
Nebr
America
House of Burgesses
Jamestown
New York City
St. John’s
Carnegie Palace of Peace
Hague
Jersey City
Los Angeles
Harry Hopkins
London
Moscow
Timisetel
Congress
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Wayne Co
Ladiesburg Social Figures Mention Civic Guests
Mary Biehl of Frederick stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs F H Birley and family and attended a picnic. Curtin Smith and Miss Ethel Wilhide joined C W Binkley and family in Linwood. Visitors at Leslie Gross house included Austin Gross and children Elwood and Guy, Albert Wirtz and family, and Dorothy Boyer of Frederick. Raymond Dough-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Mary Biehl
Frederick
F. H. Birley
Zion Hough
Curtin
Smith
Ethel Wilhide
C. W. Binkley
Linwood
Leslie Gross
Austin Gross
Elwood Gross
Guy
Albert Wirtz
Dorothy Boyer
Raymond Dough
Sunday Visits Bind Local Families Across Towns
Vlty and sons John and Donald Pent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jugen Fogle in Woodsboro. Maurice Gaver spent Mane day evening with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Gaver. Henry Charry and father in law of Ballimore spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Elwood Gross. Daniel Lind of Indiantown Gep Camp spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Lind. Those who spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Raymond Dougherty and family included Mr and Mrs M C Plowman and son Junior of Taneytown and Mr and Mrs Chester Fogle and family of Thurmont. Antarctica is the highest continent in the world with an average altitude of 6090 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlty and Sons
John
Donald Pent
Jugen
Daniel Lind
Indiantown
Gep
Walter Lind
Raymond Dougherty
M. C. Plowman
Taneytown
Chester Fogle
Thurmont
Antarctica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hickman
Krantz
Don River
Fredergik
David ©. Johnson
Oda Filler
Rhema Fogle
Darwin D. Barrier
Charles E. Brachey
G. L. Packard
Fay
Mary
King
Jonas Burrier
Lewistown
Ing
Agricultural Department
Board of Economic Warfare
State Department
Peru
BEW
CCC
Staling
Soviet
Russia
Millerovo
Rostov
Taganros
Upper Volga
Tamsov
Caucasus
Moscow-Rostov
Rathless
By Raeburn van Buren
W. S. Treasury
Dept
United Features Syndicate
Ats Melvin
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elliott C Cutler
Brookline
Europe
U. S
Bangor
Joel Stebbins
The
Uniy
Omaha
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Vladimir K. Zworykin
RCA Electronic Research Laboratory
FE. Haldeman-Julius
Girard
Kans
Roswell C. McCrea
Norristown
Rowland Haynes
Municipal University of Omaha
Worcester
Oues
McCleery
Waterman
Sylvia
George Washington
McCleery’ S Jewelry Store
Market Street
Olster
Mrs. Elwood Gross
Servie
Uncle Sam
Meat Dept
Ysa
Mraft
Bers
Chuck Roast
WELCH
Asco Concord
ROB Ford
ASCO
Calif
Stowell’s Evergreen
Clorox
Woodbury’s
Noxon
Joyce
Minerala
Farmdale
Gerber
Gerber's
Junket
BOSCO
HEMO
Eagle
M. B.C
N. Market Street
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