$400000 ESTATE BEQUEATHED BY MR STONER WILL
The will of Isie Frank L. Stoner, Frederick City banker and lawyer, probated in Orphans Court, leaves an estate exceeding $400,000. It provides a $20,000 Western Maryland College free scholarship funded by trust, with annual appointment by Farmers and Mechanics National Bank board. Perpetual trusts benefit Home For The Aged, Frederick County Free Library, and Westminster aged home, with multiple specific bequests to relatives and employees. The estate is largely placed in bank trusts with the bank as executor and perpetual trustee. The will is dated 1932 with a 1933 codicil revoking a $3000 bequest to Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isie
Frank L. Stoner
Rederick
Western Maryland College
Florence E. Stoner
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Stoner
Home For
Frederick City
Frederick County
C. Burr Artz Public Library
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Alice V. Little
Washington
Airs. Stoner
Florence A. Little
Ralph Little
Anna Mueller
Roger Little
Jesse T. Stoner
Baltimore
Kate R. Wright
Winfeld A. Wilson
Westminster
William M. Storm
Court Street
Suss Hettye Hahn
C. Albert Gilson
Carol O. Spiker
Duncan Phyfe
Louise Polk Wilson
Pierre L. Wilson
Thomas W. Wilson
Ethel Wilson
Frederick
Frederick County Free Library Association
Methodist Protestant Home For the Aged of
Storm
Samuel A. Lewis
Hettye A Hahn
Robert
Reorganization Bill Attacked in Senate Debate
Critics in the Senate questioned the administration plan to empower the president to reorganize the executive branch. Senator Byrnes defended the idea as efficient while Senator Bailey demanded proof of promised economies. Senators Byrd and Walsh pressed for economy as the bill would replace the Civil Service Commission with a single commissioner and overhaul auditing and accounting offices. Little death note appears unrelated to the political item.
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Washington
Sen
Byrnes
Democrat
South Carolina
Senate
Roosevelt
Bailer
North Carolina
Bailey
Byrd
Virginia
Walsh
Massachusetts
Congress
Farmer's Leg Broken In Attack By Bull
A Holstein bull charged and struck Dickerson farmer Robert Castle, about 60, injuring him so severely his leg broke. His son Frexi aided and the bull was driven off. Castle was taken to Frederick City Hospital. the animal had no prior history of vicious behavior. The incident occurred on the family farm and was witnessed by locals.
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Dickerson
Robert Castle
Frederick City
Marion Dayhoff
Baltimore Case Seeks Lashes Postponement
Judge J. Abner Saylor refused to change a sentence of 20 lashes for Clyde Miller 37 convicted of wifebeating. Miller complained of an injured back as the punishment was set for tomorrow in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
J. Abner Saylor
Clyde Miller
Grange Calls for Safeguard on Service Transfers
The National Grange urged an amendment to bar moving the forest service soil conservation service and biological survey from the Agriculture Department. They warned transfers could push these services into the Interior Department.
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National Grange
Forest Service
Soil Conservation Service
Biological Survey
Agriculture Department
Grange
Interior Department
Phoebus Trial Highlights Political Tensions in Maryland
Balt imore reports show a heated Labor Commission hearing led by Governor Nice with Senator Kimble pressing charges of negligence and improper acts against Phoebus. Testimony included testimony by chief clerk Mrs Hatfield about campaign spending and potential conflicts of interest as senators attend the session. In London Britain and France pursue secret diplomacy as Chamberlain contemplates a four power pact to curb Nazi inroads and Halifax secures support as Foreign Secretary.
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Haly
Germany
Rome
Baltimore
Snps Ag
Ungset
Harry T. Koegus
Harry Won Ce
Heari Ng
S .Gorous
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany
Phoebus Les
Hall
Linwood Clark
Anne Arundel County
Phoebus
Hatfield
Amos W. Woodcock
Kimble
Sen. Levin
Harry O. Levin
State Tax Commission
Gov. Nice
Foster Fanseen
Phoebus’ Counsel
Harold Cobourn
Ernest Miller
Washington County
Cobourn
Melvin Fine
Raymond Kennedy
Levin
Govenor
London
Britain
France
Neville Chamber
Austria
Atsuia
Italy
Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Halifax
Viscount Halifax
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Beer
House of Lords
Commons
Father Dies and Daughter Slaying Still Unsolved
Hrattsville Md Feb 28 The 27 month old slaying of Corinna Loring remains unsolved despite a widespread search. George Arthur Loring father of Corinna will be buried tomorrow after dying at Hagers Town Hospital following illness while working on a new bridge for the State Roads Commission. The case recalls the earlier strangling of a Washington stenographer before her scheduled marriage to Richard Tear of Washington. The woman was found bludgeoned and stabbed with an ice pick near her home. An unrelated note states it is illegal to sprinkle salt on railroad tracks in Alabama.
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Hrattsville
George Arthur Loring
Corinna Loring
Loring
Hagerstown
Hancock
State Roads Commission
Richard Tear
Washington
County Youths In Auto Accident In Baltimore
A Brunswick youth, William Cannera, 18, was injured in a collision with another car at Greene and Lexington streets in Baltimore. He was treated at Mercy hospital for forehead lacerations. Other occupants, including Austin Wolfe of Middletown, were unhurt. Four people in the other car were injured, none seriously, and treated at University Hospital for shock, lacerations, and bruises. Wolfe’s brother Albert also rode in the car.
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Brunswick
Greene
Lexington
Baltimore
William Cannera
Mercy Hospital
Austin A. Wolfe
Middletown
Eli Simpson
Forest Park Avenue
Sarah Simpson
Anna Dashieff
Reuben Dashieff
Fremont Street
University Hospital
Wolfe
Greene Street
Simpson
Lexington Avenue
Albert
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Dunterman at 32
An 85 year old Sunday celebration was held at the home of Mr and Mrs John M Dunterman Waltersville for Mrs Dunterman's 32nd birthday. Refreshments and cake with three candles were served amid a gathering of numerous relatives and friends.
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John M. Duntermon
Waltersville
Snapshot of 1930s British political debate answers
Answers cite Neville Chamberlain as prime minister from the Conservative party. A statement claims a bill passed in mid February is false. Mentions an Austrian political party and a figure named William Howard Tait with an eight year reference. Notes outline a plan to ban poison gas, bombard undefended cities, and limit large aerial bombs.
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Neville Chamberlain
William Howard Tait
Answers to Cranium Crackers and 1911 flight feat
A puzzle page note states Tremnen not liable for drivers with consent unless owner negligent in entrusting. It recalls Caloraith Perry Reders flying coast to coast in 1911 in 50 days, contrasting with modern planes taking 13 hours.
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Caloraith Perry Redeers
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Home For Aged, Library and
Presbyterian Church
Western MD. College
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Wehler
Frederick Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Spilker
Betty Little
Doris Lattie
Catherine Connelly
Trenton
N. J
Orville Wright, Jr
Lelia M. Kissbaugh
Hilda Albaugh
Mary R. Tollinger
Gill
Civil Service Commission
General Account‘ing
Auditor General
Farmer
City Hospital
Eden
Alabama
William Caniford
E. Barton
John Barton
Russel Barton
Clyde Beard
Clifford Dinterman
Ward Dinterman
Millare Beall
Lillian Keller
Nelie Beall
Nasey
Stae Barton
Austin Barton
George Reddick
Billy Beard
Billy Dinterman
Phoo
C. C. Carty, Inc
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
Jergen
Henri Roceau
Gardenia
Lavender
Ures
Jasmin
Jergens
Fredenck
Delphey’s
West Patrick St
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