Three Wills Probate Involving Zimmermans Bickels and Weddles
Wills of Harvey S Zimmerman Rey Harvey S Bickel and Grayson C Wed dle, Thurmont contractor, probated. Zimmer man bequests include to Litttlestown Orphanage 300 to Church Building Fund 500 and 2000 each to two daughters and a sister. residue to widow Mazeppa A Zimmerman who is executrix. Bickel will leaves income to his father for life with legacies to relatives and specific bequests including money for education and a friend mortgage arrangement. executrix S Elma Luter. Weddle will distributes estate to six children in equal shares with home property and shop reserved for sons C Ray and John M Weddle for settlement, six months to complete contracts. executors C Ray and John M Weddle. Will dates 1927 1936 1937. Witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey S Zimmerman Rey
Harvey S Bickel ‘x
Grayson C. Wedaie
Thurmont
Orphars Court
Quste
Zimmerman
George W
Agnes Hoffman
Littlestown
Che
Mazeppa A. Zimmerman
Glenn H. Worthington
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Mr. Bickel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Y. M. Co. A. St Brunswick
John H. Bickel
Harrisburg
Harvey Wagner, Jr
Pikestown
A. O. Herqaan
Baltimore
Central Manor Camp Meeting Association
Lancaster County
Harry E. Bickel
William Wickel
Charles J. Bickel
Alice A. Honatos
Willam T. James
Brunswick
Dauphin, Pa
E. Laura Burd
George T. Hall
Marvin E. Youngins
C. Ray
John M. Weddie
C. Ray Weddie
Maurice J. Albaugh
Vernon F. Hellery
Court grants absolute divorce in Kinsey case
The Circuit Court signs an absolute divorce for Mrs Dore Kinsey of Baltimore County from Spencer W Kinsey of Frederick. Custody of an infant child awarded subject to later court order. Attorneys: Joseph Donovan for Mrs Kinsey and Alton Bennett for Kinsey. Also mentions buffalo milk product industry in Foochow China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Dore
Kinsey
Baltimore County
Frederck
Joseph Donovan
Alton ¥. Bennetti
Farm Bureau To Hold Annual Dinner Here
Frederick area Farm Bureau officials and county agents from Frederick Howard Carroll and Montgomery counties will attend the annual dinner meeting at Hotel Frederick Saturday night at six. Wilbert L. Smith of the State Farm Bureau will be toastmaster and Alvie M. Etzler Mr Pleasant Frederick County Farm Bureau president will welcome attendees. AR Reichert Columbus office representative will speak with remarks by G Brent Reiman Frederick county manager and district managers. The event notes dedication of the new Farm Bureau Insurance home building in Columbus Ohio next week. The first Ethiopian kingdom was founded in the 11th century B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Frederick
Howard
Carroll
Montgomery Counties
Farm Bureau Insurance
Columbus
Ohio
Wilbert L. Smith
Frederick County
Mt Airy
Maryland Dishliers Endorse Federal Whiskey Receipts Warning
The Association of Maryland Distributors and Allied Industries endorses warnings from the Federal Alcohol Administration of the U S Treasury Department against private purchase of bonded whiskey warehouse receipts. It warns the general public that such purchases are hazardous and may lead to losses, noting ongoing sales activity since 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Maryland Dishliers and Allied Industries
Federal, Alcohol Administration
United States Treasury Department
Federal Alcohol Administration
Maryland
Gas tax income rises in Maryland for May
Annapolis Md June 1 The Maryland 4 per cent gasoline tax brought 891 771 into the State Treasury during May State Comptroller Wm S Gurdy Jr announced today The collections in May 1937 were 862 721
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapoli
Maryland
Wm. S. Gurdy, Jr
County Ayrshire Club Plans For Field Day
Frederick County Ayrshire Club meets in Court House to plan the annual field day and picnic near Middletown on August 4. A cattle exhibit, prizes, and ribbons are planned with 4-H and local members as organizers with committees handling cattle, amusements, advertising, and listing cattle for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Ayrshire Club
Paul S.rudy
Sear
Middletown
Henry R. Shoemaker
Court House
Ligier
Thomas P. Wantaker
Brandon
National Organization
Ray Norman
Street
Baltimore County
Walter Feaga
Frederick
Paul S. Rudy
Glenn Trout
Charman
Walkersville
Frank Keller
Myerstrade
Woods
Clagrett B. Wiles
Jefferjson
Louis Brown
Jefferson
Harry Remsberg
Jefferson Amusements
Orpha Rudy
Elvin Keller
Myersville
Junior Brown
Charles Remsberg
Melvin Remsberg
Paul Etler
Henry D. Lakin
Walter D Feaga
quotes and forecast on war, economy, and transport
Julius Brabec warns fight to preserve our people while Roger Babson predicts improvements by the November election. Col. William J. Wigus notes army transportation remains unworkable and back to WWI level, reflecting ongoing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Brabec
Czechoslovakia
New York
Col
William J. Wigus
Bible Class Dinner Highlights Annual Meeting
The Bible Class of Calvary M. E. church school held its annual dinner at the tea room of Mrs. Elva Lochner. Officers were revealed for the coming year and a basket of flowers was presented to teacher Ross Edita Vietnam for her work. Numerous attendees included Mrs. Frank Grimes, Mrs. Pauline, Mrs. Earl Bowers, Mrs. Howard Gerrich, Miss Mildred Salt, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M. E. Church School
Doner
Elvas Lochner
Pleasant
Ross Edita Wietnam
Cevo
Howard Gerrich
Frank Grimes
Wiesham
Pauline
Earl Bowers
I Brown
Agnes Fisher
Augest Brust
Belva Dorsey
Evelyn Crum
Walter Saank
Epa Myers
Mildred Salt
Harry Sander
Inez Holland
Gla Murray
Roy Fogte
Moss
Frances Summers
Ha Sanders
Martia Ruchveella Garton
Arthur Jones
Alws
Charles Rathenhoefer
Wilhide
Helen Eichelberger
Mary Thomas
Strine
Irvin Cutler
Jean Bowers
Gus Borne
Blanche Shipley
Betty Newcombe
Betty Koontz
Mary Ales Brave
Regular Monthly Meeting of Ladies Bible Class
The Ladies Bible Class of the Evangelical Reformed church held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening in the church parlors. Presided by Mrs. Jacob H. Schmidt, the gathering opened with scripture from John 11, prayer, and hymns. A social program followed with performances by local members and refreshments served. A June meeting committee was announced including Mrs. William Thomas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Jacob H. Schmidt
St. John
Wm. Simmons
Charles Shipley
Lewis Gannon
George Slagle
Wilbur Hoover
Mary Dietrich
Charles
Kenneth Shook
Valerie Hartman
Bettie Alexander
Vada
Shafer
Grayson Simmons
Reading
Laura Winebrenner
Ramona
Patsy Corum
William Thomas
Guy Ramsburg
Charles Himes
William Zimmerman
Marshal Stockman
Mary Zimmerman
Five Named By Nice On Cheltenham Board
Five individuals named to the Cheltenham Board of Managers include Dr C Byrd president of the University of Maryland, Miss Ida R Cummings sister of the late councilman Harry Cummings, Rev Alter J Muttell, Moss Bertha W Proctor, and Jo an Berry all named by Gov Harry W Nwe as new members to fill terms. The appointees bring varied backgrounds in education, religion, and civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apnapoly
Harry W. Nwe
C. Byrd
Maryland
Capeltancam
Bestes
Byrd
Teose
Joan ©. Berry
Howard Universore
Douglas High School
Battmore
Grand Jury
J. Muttenell
Clark Unean
A.M. EB
Morgan College
Ida R Cummings
Councilan
Harry §Cummings
Moss Bertha W. Proctor
Women's Auxiliary of
Morgan | College
FROWLERS MAKE ROUNDS ON West Third Street
Property owners report two young men with flashlights prowling West Third street on Tuesday night They, about 18 years old, wandered driveways and basements trying doors before being frightened off by a watchdog A federal commission to standardize farm product prices across Mexico has been established by presidential decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Third Street
Mexico
Police Court Docket Dwindles In Brief Wednesday Session
In a five minute Police Court session Wednesday night two men pled guilty to drunkenness on the street and were fined. Names given were Lester Palmer Wheeler and Edward Means Harron. Arrests were by Officer Charles Burras early Wednesday morning. Collateral of 20 dollars each posted by James T. Cox and Thomas O. Prant for appearance on charges of exceeding 45 per hour and disorderly conduct with an officer. The case of Shortie Russell Eyler cited with 5 dollars collateral for appearance on a disorderly conduct charge and interfering with an officer.
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Justee
Walter E. Sinn
Lester Palmer
Wilemspor
Edward Means
Orkneer
Charles Burras
James T. Cox
Washington &D. C
Thomas O. Prant
Bal Tamore
Shortie
Russell A. Eyler
Pennsylvania
Pole
Ofcer William Ex Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. S. Zimmerman
Bickel Estate
Foochow
China
James B. Cash, Jr
Princeton
Fla
James B. Cash
James, Jr
Princeton, Frs
Wilson P. Cash
Zara AE
Ucelitz
Eljer
Egal
Elpe Fisteres
Harrison
ST_N
Phene Decatur
Weshington
Rodock
Kemp’s
Kemp's Baby Shop
Sailor
Kemp
Roger W. Babson
Bible Class
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Nice
Cheltenham
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Frederick Clearing House Association
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