Testimony Taken In Suit About Mortgage
Testimony was taken in De Cust Court Monday in the case of Dave NS Slough agais, Dr HOF Meagey, administrator of the estate Cl tts Ceotier re Jute Jewel it Kagey. The case involves a indebtedness of $9590. Witnesses described the mortgage and assets, with details of payments and promissory notes. The court adjourned as the testimony continued with Judge Wthur presiding and Shermatt Towers representing the plaintiff.
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Dave NS
Seth
Haids
Ceterdant
Jeter
Mary
Tnd
Shermatt DY Towers
Alec Tinnan
Hoetjes Delarér
Mt Pleasant Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Events
A crowded social page lists names of residents visiting relatives in Philadelphia and Lewisburg. Numerous calls on neighbors include Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder, Miss Ida King, and Mrs Clarence Lochner. A coffee demonstration at Mrs Faym’s home featured Mrs Alte Mo Bigler and others.
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Ethie Togtraha
Diwant
Mies
Farl McDevitt
Hosard
Clarenne Lochner
William T Delwater
Charles Wo
Mirs
Favard Barries
Wiliam Stages
Jotsa
FO War
State budget crises prompt revenue search under 1938-39 plan
Annapolis reports Gov Nice faces funding gaps as the 1938-39 budget must replace bond funds from the 1936-37 issue. Bond proceeds previously used to eliminate deficits and restore pay cuts now require new revenue or spending reductions. Also notes Frederick County rural women’s club university course participation and list of attendees.
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Worry Wo Nice
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Freerick County
Rluba
University of Maryland
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Mea
Iarry T J Thomas
Adamstoyn
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Kraniy Frederick Vues
Leica Dave
Monisis
Kensis Fredesiek
MMC
Spereet
Peremliaogra
Roy Paw Wer
Mivoinz
Cyat
Hercaman Middlean
Annual Audit Of County Accounts I Completed
The county audit report covers the fiscal year ending January with a review of bonded debts and expenditures. Officials note required financial controls, details of petty cash, and pending items for full closure.
Employment: Increase During May Reported
Washington reports May employment and payroll gains defying seasonal trends. The Labor Department notes about 8,000 more employed and total weekly payrolls up around 6.7 million dollars, marking the first May rise since 1922 and 1924.
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Washington
Reese
Petkins
France Increases Troop Deployment Near German Border
Paris reports the government has ordered heavy reinforcements along the northeast border after a decision by the minister of national defense. More than 30 000 troops are to be moved toward the north and east borders. The move follows a plan to strengthen forces forming a line from Belgium to Switzerland.
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Dune
Minister of National Defense
City boy proves farm talent in new venture on Meals road
George H. Castle, a Frederick painter and farmer, bought land on Meals road near Mt Pleasant and started a farm enterprise. He sent to the News-Past a sample of his wheat from 28 acres, growing stalks six feet tall with large heads. He expects about 60 bushels per acre this year.
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George H. Castle
Frederick
Meals Road
Ted Miles
Mt Pleasant
Lions Club Convention Reports on 100 Percent Tax Payments
At the Lions Convention the district members reported full tax payments by the clubs during the past year. Other reports presented details of charitable work and benefits for underprivileged children.
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Menibaralip
Right Count, Wrong Play BY OW OB. McKENSEY and the ABL
A bridge problem narrative discusses South's seven no trump contract. South counts 12 top tricks and seeks development through a heart lead but wrong play fails. The advised line if diamonds are cashed and a club is trumped would force West to break, enabling the contract.
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OW OB. McKensey Wecretary
American Bridge League
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Eny
Ahah
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Soutasa
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Heyls
Apidey
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King of Hearts
Gling
Deal AAR Was QJj67 RADIA NubberenN & Std Southwest
The text records a deal sequence involving AAR and RADIA with partners NubberenN and Std Southwest. It notes a last INT pass and a pass sequence during an opening phase labeled NT.
Dr Apple Speaks at Zonta Meeting
Dr Apple addressed the Zonta Club meeting at the Hotel Frederic in Swamp Scott Mass. Mrs Apple attended as a guest and Martha Flynn, club president, introduced him. He spoke on the subject Frederick in Story and shared incidents from the city’s history from its early days to the present.
Flee growers of Luzon Philipp se wands hate intricate nee terraces
Fragmentary text describes Luzon and Philippine terraces built to produce food. The garbled wording references terraces, possibly for farming, and mentions pathways or structures aiding access for pats or food production.
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Luzon
Philipp Se Wands
Raul EUS Sh Sel Bet Wa Ste Aee Trats Ol
Ruled by partial OCR, readable text notes Raul EUS Sh Sel Bet with Ste and TRats. Summary focuses on partially legible names and a set of wager related terms without clear event or participants.
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