Relatives Share Estate After Wardie Seeger Will
Relatives and friends of the late Mrs Wardie M Seeger widow of Harry P Seeger of this city will share in her estate valued in excess of 20000 according to her will admitted to probate by the Orphans Court. Executors named are Betty Culler Storm and Benjamin L Shuft. The will dated March 9 1949 provides specific bequests including sums and items to cousins sisters and friends with the remainder divided among four residuary beneficiaries. The testatrix also notes an optional in kind transfer of Ox Fibre Brush Company stock at appraised value. An Officers election for the Union Bridge Lions Club was announced with president Paul Weiswander and other officers. Delegates reported on the Lions Club District Convention in Baltimore May 24-27. A quoted remark laments high spending and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardie M. Seeger
Harry P. Seeger
Orphans’ Court
Betty Culler Storm
Benjamin L Shuft
Benjamin L. Shuff
Allen Melvin Seeger, Jr
Betty Hunt Seeger
Union Bridge Lions Club
Paul Weiswander
Samuel Bowman
Harry L Gernand
Clinton L. Kelly
Russell
H Marsh
Harold G Essig
Preston Myers
Boyd E Sprinkle
Edward Lo Willar
Lions Club
Baltimore
Emerson Hotel
Grayson Shank
Charles Anell Russell H. Marsh
Wf. L Gernand
Edwards Convicted Again Of Slaying In Maryland
Baltimore. June 71. Thomas A. Edwards was convicted for a second time today of first degree murder in the killings of John J. Mahlan and Mary C. Kline. Imposition of sentence was delayed pending motion for a third trial in the sensational case. The verdict carries possible death by hanging or life imprisonment. Mahlan, 25, and Mary C. Kline, 18, were killed on a Friday night date in Mahlan’s car in September 1948. their car was found shot in a bean patch near Glen Burnie, and their bodies were found three days later in a stone lane. Edwards, arrested about two months later, faced prosecution by five judges in Anne Arundel County. His prior conviction and sentence had been overturned on appeal, leading to a second trial that ended with the same outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas A. Edwards
John J. Mahlan
Mary C. Kline
Mahlan
Glen Burnie
Glen Burme Ihe
Tovers Lane
Edwards
Lis Criminal Court
Edwards Court
William McWilliams
Anne County Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
Areunels
Laos
Washington weighs new Army branches amid postwar plans
The Washington desk reports Congress sent to the President Truman a measure to reorganize the Army by creating new basic branches and replacing armored units. The administration would empower the President or Defense Secretary to form needed branches, with the Army expanding as it deems fit. A related fire scene notes a charred tree in New Mesa as the Forest Service plans a dedication to American children symbolizing forest protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mesa
Forest Service
State VFW Convention Opens in Cumberland
Cumberland June 21 the 80th annual Maryland VFW meeting and the 23rd Ladies Auxiliary session open with 2 000 delegates expected. Ward W Caddington senior vice commander presides as Francis J Valle Battunare is announced department commander candidate. National officers expected include George E Ijams and Mrs Thomas Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Garyling
Anek
George E. Ijams
Washington
Army
Direcor
Vfws National Rehabilitation Service
Thomas Holt
Paiadelpha
National Guard
Tams
Baltimore
Leste
J1. Mull
Cumberland Fairgo Track Race Meet Delayed By Week
The annual race meeting at Cumberland's Fairgo track stretches into Saturday, complicating housing plans as events run late and schedules shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Political Power Of Women Course Theme at College Park
The University of Maryland rural women's short course focused on women’s political power. Mrs Raymond Sayre credited women voters with overthrowing Australia’s Socialist government and Italy’s Communist defeat, while Dr Louise M. Young urged Maryland farm women to use political privileges locally. The course, with about 1,100 attendees, heard from Dr Earle T. Hawking and concluded with a plaque presentation to Sayre from Epsilon Sigma Phi. The five-day event ends Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland
Raymond Sayre
Ackworth, In
Association of Country Women of the World
Associated Women
American Farm Bureau Federation
Australia
Italy
Louise M. Young
Washington, DC
Maryland
Young
Agriculture College and Extension Service
Earle T. Hawking
Towson State Teachers College
T. B. Symons
College of Agriculture
Extension Service
Telephone Etiquette For Family Callers
A note on proper conduct when a telephone call is for another family member. The correct action is to reply and say please wait then locate the intended person and inform them that they are wanted. Shouting across the room is discouraged.
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Lions Elect
NA Lufburrow
Congress
Truman
Mane
Lrench
Anton Ab
Rowe
Giancinta Ruspali
Nedicks
Valencia
America
Ueda
Aia
Roar
Eas
Efachive
Nedichs
Pillsbury
Post
PEG, Son Et Post
GL. Baking CO
Musselman's
Marv and Biscett CO
Nabisco Graham Crackers
Fiber Cares
JELLO
Carmack’s Grocery Co
Complete Food Mar
Market & Third Streets
Alaska
NUCOA
Filbert
Domino
Phillip
Esskay Skeat
Can
Dole
McCormick’s Orange Too Pekce
Kelly
Riddlemoser
Esskay All-Meat
Frankfurters
Esskay
AAA
Tor
Elidel
U.S
Calif
Hachive
DIXIE
van GI
Sewapa
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