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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1949

Page

4

Police Court Cases Tried In Frederick County News

Donald Milford Schroyer of Baltimore paid 25 dollars for an early Sunday peace disturbance on East Patrick Street before Magistrate Alton Y Bennett. He appealed custody of his child to the Children's Aid Society. Two Sykesville fishermen were fined 10 dollars each for bush bobbing before sundown by state wardens. In other hearings, three Frederick men, Josh Rutherford John W Smith and James Hickman went to jail five days for drunkenness. Sylvester Posey paid 10 dollars and costs for peace disturbance after breaking a door and removing a bed. Ernest Moore and Meryl Flohr were fined for illegal bushbobbing in the Potomac River. Leo M Miller forfeited collateral for driving an automobile without a tail light. Eleven others forfeited collateral on city charges of drinking or peace disturbance.

Donald Milford Schroyer Baltimore East Patrick Street Alton Y. Bennett Ieil Frederick Sykesville Ben Phebus Sr Durward W. Kettels Glenn D. Butts Josh Rutherford John W. Smith Frederick James Hickman Sisterville W. Va Sylvester Posey East Street Schroyer Frank Dorsey Twentey and Shook Donald Schroyer Childrens Aid Society Ernest Moore Meryl Flohr Potomac River Monarcacy Leo M. Miller Taney Apartments Twentey Carlos Wiles Lester F. Carter Edward Bowers William Benson Alexander Tyler James E. Weedon LeRoy Wolfe John Henry Gray Ruth Gross Dora Moore James Moore

Divorces Granted to Myers and Weddle Couples

Associate Judge Stedman Prescott signed an absolute divorce for Mrs. L Ellen Myers Route 2 Mt Airy from Thomas W Myers filed September 20 1943 alleging cruelty including a butcher knife incident. costs to be paid. Manuel M Weinberg represented Myers. Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer signed an absolute divorce for John C Weddle from Florence M Weddle, with costs assigned. Mr. Weinberg also represented the plaintiff.

Stedman Prescott L. Ellen Myers Route 2 Mt. Airy Thomas W. Myers Myers Manuel M Weinberg Patrick M. Schnauffer John C. Weddle Florence M. Weddle Weinberg Plaintuk

Seacrist Will Probated Here

Annie R Seacrist estate probate reveals a sister and numerous nieces and nephews will share the assets. Executors Elias J Wastler Sarah McKinley and Anna Wastler qualified. Will from August 25 1938 directs full estate converted to cash within a year with specific bequests to Mount Olivet Cemetery Company and Mrs Emma Beckman and others.

Annie R. Seacrist Orphans’ Court Elias J. Wastler Sarah McKinley Anna Wastler Holden S. Felton Alban M. Wood Simon Wastler Ethel Jennings Harry Wastler Clyde Wastler Silas Wastler Arthur Wastler Dora Siple iFlorence Korner Nona Peters

Administrators Named in Several Maryland Estate Cases

Joshua T. Gillelan of Baltimore approved as administrator for Carrie M. Gillelan of Emmitsburg with a one third share of 2000 dollars. Estelle M. Fellows reports 7030.92 in first and final estate accounting and distributes 4347.67. John L Routzahn presents 10477.94 in first accounting with 4815.88 reserved. W Elmer Buhrman accounts for 67752 in his first and final without any distribution.

George Wastler Reuben Wastler Lioyrd Wastler Katie Bayes Newton Wastler Joshua T. Gillelan Baltimore Carrie M. Gillelan Emmitsburg Estelle M. Fellows Ralph H. Fellows Fannie M. Grove John L. Routzahn W. Elmer Buhrman Julia A. Conner

Boston University Grants B S Degree To Florence Waishbren

A commencement ceremony at Boston University awarded degrees to 3,050 graduates. Florence Ruth Waishbren, a candidate for Bachelor of Science in the School of Education, received her degree, with the event noted to have taken place in Boston.

Boston Boston University Florence Ruth Waishbren Camp Detrick School of Education

Court News M marriage licenses and property deeds

Court notices list marriage licenses for James C. Cooper and Bernice Morrissey. Charles Jackson and Lillie Hasben. William Staley and Gladys Wachter. Richard Paddock and Kathryn Fowler. Michael Fogle and Katharine Connelly. Paul Stockman and Frances Hoffman. Weldon Malone and Virginia Sanders. Odis Line and Betty Carbaugh. Property deeds show transfers: George Sponseller to Roy Hyndman for $10, Roy Hyndman to Olive Sponselier for $10, Philip Wertheimer and wife to Mary Staley for $1, and Mary Staley to Philip Wertheimer.

Arriage James C. Cooper Thurmont Bernice T. M. Morrissey Libertytown Charles H. Jackson Lillie Mae Hasben West All Saints Street This City William E. Staley Gladys E. Wachter Adamstown Richard Bolles Paddock Kathryn Fowler Los Angeles Calif Michael H. Fogle Katherine E. Connelly Hamilton Paul Byron Stockman Jefferson Frances L. Hoffman Frederick Weldon C. Malone Mehane N. C Virginia D. Sanders Clover S.C Odis R. Line Big Pool Betty N. Carbaugh Hagerstown George W Sponseller Roy Hyndman Roy Hyndman Olive W. Sponselier Philip Wertheimer Mary Staley Philip

Property Transfers and County Deals Arranged In Court Records

A list shows multiple real estate deeds with Wertheimer and wife, Harry Weston Van Dyke, Charles L. Smith and wife, Earl E. Bere and wife, William C. Oberlander and wife, Claude R. Crum and wife, John H. Michael and wife, Mary Ellen Lively, Calvin S. Lohr as administrator, and William T. Kubrick and wife. Amounts range from $3,500 to $10 in county transactions. Soybean noted as a major addition to American staple crops since colonial days.

John H Michael Calvin S. Lohr Charles M. Ltively Willam T. Kubrick Austin B. Brachey

Auto industry hits production high as 2 millionth car of year nears

The Detroit report notes the 2,000,000th passenger car of the year will be built this week in a U S plant. Ford, GM, and Chrysler plants push output amid Memorial Day and shutdown effects. Last week 94,022 vehicles produced. the prior week 108,542. Ford plants to resume by June 13, with potential June record volumes. Bamboo growth mentioned as 16 inches in a day.

Detroit United States Ford General Motors Chrysler Faetones Studebaker All America Hillside Motor Company West Patrick ST

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