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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1937
Page
7
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Four suits seeking damages totaling 49009 were moved to a cure test trial docket after a venue change from Carroll County. Three suits arise from an automobile accident with about 19000 each. the fourth concerns a trusteeship dispute involving Michael Walsh as trustee for Maury Sh oabeth Armacost. The plaintiffs include Robert L. Swen and John Co Granna of Baltimore. defendants include Thomas Lang of the Shrawbridge Home for Boys, with attorneys Herbert K Conor J MAL Rogan and Vince T. His. The cases were sent for trial in Old Court under judge Moltunure, with arguments for change of venue alleging lack of impartial jurors in Carroll County.
A March birthday party at Frankville tourist camp honored Mrs W C Miller with late refreshments and dancing. Attendees included numerous local couples and individuals such as the Mullers, Grimes, Fuss, Ridenour, and Sidenour families, with music by Lanny Sate Rambler. Other brief notes report illnesses and recoveries, including Ruth Delauter influenza and Georgia C Creager’s family, plus a hospital visit and eye surgery in Baltimore.
A mix of social updates from Shamokin area covers Mrs L Birely visiting relatives, Za briskie becoming Sing er sewing manager in Shamokin, and an evangelistic mission at the U B church. A sixth birthday party lists many local children as guests and games. A Lions sponsors survey shows interest in a commercial department, plus Boy Scout revival and town hall rebuilding talks. Various visitors and travels are noted, while a divorce filing involving Adrienne Ames and Bruce Cabot surfaces. Local quarry tools and preservation items are described, with several house calls and visits across nearby towns. Preaching services at St Pauls church are announced for next Sunday at 2 pm. Kitchen organization tips appear in a miscellaneous note.
A review of a mixed treasure hunting book collection notes earlier chapters mix obscure source references with global salvage tales. It follows young protagonists from Hampshire to Connecticut as they confront loss, danger, and adventure while tracking buried riches and historic mysteries.
A general guide from NEA Service explains deductions for the average taxpayer. It covers personal and real estate taxes, interest, and records for deductible expenses. It notes that certain taxes and purchases are not deductible and warns about deducting loan interest on tax exempt bonds.
An extensive sale list describes property transfers and parcels for auction or sale near Walte, Vernon Church, Walter A Shable, and multiple roads around Old Georgetown Pike, Harpers Ferry, and nearby towns. The record names numerous buyers, sellers, and landmarks, indicating a large land and property sale event with diverse parcels.
President Roosevelt hosts Canadian Prime Minister King at the White House for undisclosed talks. The visit aims to discuss wartime cooperation and allied efforts, with no public statements issued.
A Frederick store announces a salary raise for staff after a meeting Friday. Manager G H Peace says clerks will receive a minimum weekly pay of 12 dollars for a work week, with the increase effective March 1. Fifteen female clerks, some part time, benefit.
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