Home Sale Authorized by Orphans Court Actions
The Orphans Court authorized the sale of the late Dr. Frank Hill Hedges residence at 11 West Second Street and personal property not bequeathed, appraised at 2785 dollars. It also allowed Calvin Lohr to convey Mary E. Strine’s East Street property in Thurmont to Charles M. and Annie V. Sutely for 3500 dollars. Executors Schamel, Jefferson, and James H. Schamel qualify in Schamel estate matters. Mrs. Schamel’s will directs sale of home to a joint child or highest bidder among them. Roughnecks in oil work described.
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Orphans’ Court
Frank Hill Hedges
West Second Street
Calvin
Daisy Viola Decker
Brunswick
C. Clifton Wirts
Lovettsville Community Notes and Christenings
Lovettsville events include the christening of infant Linda Joyce Brown at New Jerusalem Lutheran by Rev. William A. Janson. Community visits, hospital updates, and family news fill a weekend roster with weddings, awards, and farewell sermons tied to local churches and families.
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Lovetteville
Linda Joyce
Edwin Brown
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
William A. Janson
Etta Graham
Milford Everhart
Neersville
Walter James
Far
Spring of
Boyd Thomas
George Souder
Aubrey Cooper
Inez Souder
Washington
Juanita Keller
Henry Keller
Jefferson, Md
Susquehanna University
Tau Kappa National Athletic Honor Society
Woman's Athletic Association
Lovettsville
Rev. Janson
Court News Equity Petition and Name Change Requests
Equity judge hears Robert Edden petitioning to change his name. Charles R. Lowell sues Mary T. Lowell for partial divorce. Also lists marriage licenses for Eyler and Brown, Chambers and Burney, Thompson and Kendall, Lutz and Gubisch, Pierce and Haley with ages and locations in Washington and nearby cities.
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Equity
Robert Edden
Charles R. Lowell
Mary T. Lowell
Charles R. Eyler
Thurmont
Martha J. Brown
Water Street
This City
Howard F. Chambers
Knoxville
Tenn
Lila V. Burney
South Port
James M. Thompson
Lucy V. Kendall
Washington
James Gerod Lutz
Baltimore
Virginia
Building Changes Hands in Baltimore Deed Transfer
Deeds signed today transferring title of the O'Sullivan Building Baltimore's largest office structure. Involved are Robert Fortune 26 colored and Mamie D Johnson 26 colored, both of Washington, with their divorces noted and property at 786 Park Avenue Bronewick referenced in the records.
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Park Avenue
Bronewick
Robert ©. Fortune
Mamie D. Johnson
Washington
Baltimore
O'Sullivan
Mathieson Building Change Tied to Baltimore Bank
The Mathieson Building was renamed after a property transfer forming the Mathieson Building Corporation. The new entity is jointly owned by the Baltimore National Bank and the Mathieson Chemical Corporation of New York.
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Columbia University
N. Y
Lutheran Church
Joyce Beatty
Kermit James
Garfield Hospital
Kenneth Tyson
Westminster
Edgar Graham
P. F
Beattys
Addie Blessing
Charles Frye
Point of Rocks
George Bartlett
Carroll Brooks
Winchester
Donnie Compher
Grant Compher
Pic Bernard Williams
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John William Everhart
Randy
Ronnie
Elbert Everhart
Union
William A. Wade
Flakorn
Filberts Mayonnaise
MVES
N. Market
Ducas
Uede
wAde
U. S. NO
Ade
ubDe
Court News
Lord Calvert
Falk’s Grocery
East Fourth St
Alaska
Tis
Musselman
Wheaties
Hanover
G. L. Baking Company
Sonny Boy Cakes
Nabisco
Carmack’s Grocery CO
Florida
del Monte
Maryland
Ake
Gibbs
Hershey Chocolate
Kelly’s
Stokely’s
Maryland “Biscuit Company
Woods Syrup
Gill’s
Bisquick
Jello Baker’s Cocoanut
Janket Ice Crea
White
Vagal
Steve
Lie Dene
Molemann
ALL Brands Soap Powder
Calif
Doz
PRR
Cappello's Food Market
N. Market St
Hiskay
Frankfurters
Morrell & Goetze Bacon
Campbell's Pork & Beans
California Peas
Texas
the News
Frederick, Md
Suerte Erieeyere
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