Decker seeks court access to children in custody case
In Baltimore Circuit Court a Habeas Corpus hearing allowed Harry O. Decker Sr. to request court permission to view his two young children and to visit the Schwartz grandparents home for a 24 hour weekend visit monthly. The mother retains custody with the children aged three and one. Decker cited potential induction into military service and past family disputes. The judge remanded custody to the mother and granted visiting rights at times designated in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Clinton Schwartz
Ceresville
Harry O. Decker
Armed Services
Decker
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Deeds Recorded For Several Local Property Transfers
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office detailing several sales. Helen E. Karn sold 112 acres in Burkittsville district and a 17 acre mountain lot for about 8600 dollars to Forrest G. Moler and wife. Frank W. Cole sold Grant Place property for about 3600 dollars to Franklin M. Shankle and wife. David W. Martin sold a Unionville property for about 3500 dollars to Mary E. Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Karn
Forrest G. Moler
Burkittsville
Frank W. Cole
Franklin M. Shankle
Grant Place
David W. Martin
Mary E. Cooley
Unionville
Rome Freight Yards Blasted By U S Bombers
Allied bombers struck Rome freight yards and targets near Florence and Toulon. Fortresses hit Toulon submarine pens and fuel dumps while Liberators attacked Italian airfields at Orvieto Fabrica Di Roma and Viterbo and rail lines near Florence.
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Italy
U.S
Rome
Florence
Toulon
Liberators
Orvieto
Fabrica, di Roma
Viterbo
Court News Property Deeds and Guild Meeting Report
Court notes list several property transfers each valued at $10 including Ellis C Wachter to Helen Karn city. William J Wickless to H Kieffer DeLauter county. DeLauter to Wickless county. Robert A Bennett et al to Harry Rowe city. Lola I Hann to Roy M Fishes county. The Middletown Women's Guild met at the Christ Evangelical and Reformed church discussing God's Law of Stewardship with prayers, songs, a Good Samaritan dramatization, and reports on World Day of Prayer.
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Faithful Circle
Grace
R. L. Day
West Second Street
America
E. Roy Nikirk
Red Cross
Margaret Railing
R. C. Thomas
PT. A
Railing
Amy Hoffman
Hoffman
Dutrow
Griffin
Harry Umberger
Third Street
Court News
Ellis C. Wachter
Helen
Karn
William J. Wickless
H. Kieffer DeLauter
H. Kieffey DeLauter
Robert A. Bennett
Et al
Harry Rowe
Lola I. Hann
Roy M. Fishes
Middletown
Christ Evangelical
Reformed Church
Nora Wise
Maurice Coblentz
Myrtle Kefauver
Lord Jesus
Good Samaritan
Charles Remsberg
Annie Kefauver
Mildred Wolfe
Frances Darner
Helen Shafer
Sophia Biser
Miss Wise
Walter Remsberg
Noah E. Kefauver
Philip E. Saylor
Austin Cooper
Pleasant View Church of
Contempt Abandoned by Senate Agriculture Panel
Washington March 8 a Senate agriculture subcommittee abandoned a move to cite Presidential assistant Jonathan Daniels for contempt eliminating a potential citation and continuing its review of related issues.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Jonathan Daniels
February Applications For Auto Tags Increase
Baltimore March 7 February applications for Maryland auto license plates rose 150 percent from 1943 with 55 514 sets sold versus 23 048 in 1943 and 38 532 in February 1942 State Motor Vehicles Commissioner W Lee Elgin said the surge likely reflects full size plates replacing corner plates and greater money circulation Many more plates were mailed as postage with applications rather than in person Over 26 000 applications failed to receive due to change of address with fines ranging from 1 to 100 dollars
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Baltimore
Maryland
W. Lee Elgin
Feruary
Elgin
Deed Recorded For Sale Of Property
A deed has been recorded in the clerk s office for the sale of the property.
Radio Programs and News Highlights From West Coast Airwaves
A dense listing of radio programs and dramatic segments airs across stations featuring The Sea Wound’s repeat, Captain Midnight, Lowell Thomas news, Connie Boswell variety, Easy Aces, and The Lone Ranger. The fragment mentions Joseph Junninger and various concert and dance programs, with a legal notice fragment noting a dwelling sale at 485-67 West South street under Robert A. Bennett and others, around $3,500 in teen stamps.
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Sunninn
Chick Carter
Karel
Captain Midnight
Alerlean Wonen
Aossis
Nlv
Quin Howe
Cimechs Vrayer
Imbs
Atuette
Uriel Stone
USA
Biw Perm Musig Bor
Jeri Sulkivat
Dhs
Dack Armsteing
Lowell Thomas & Newse
Henrys J. Jay
Bel Waring
Connie Boswell
Btn
Finton Lewis, Jr
Mls
Brothenstende
Harry Stones
Orchestiaebs
Fauniv
Wibbein Nights
Oabe
Lone Ranger
Diam
Wert
Easy Acex
Matis
Montezuy Rines
Robert St
Ais
North
Dhuimacube
Sammy Kaye
Monty Woolley
Ebs
Imrantes
Biu
Cantor
Frank Sinntia
Miles Heesentat
West South Street
Robert A. Bennett
Harry Rowe
See Americas Finest Garden Book at Ward's Catalog Office
Montgomery Ward offers a loanable copy of See America's Finest Garden Book featuring full color illustrations and life size depictions. Plan your garden with nursery stock and seeds from leading nurseries, with copies available at 44 East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland, contact 1665.
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America
Wards
Montgomery Ward
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Two Frederick County Women Enlist in WAC
Two Frederick county residents have enlisted in the Women’s Army Corps. Miss Charlotte P. Bowers of 118 East Eighth Street and Miss Millie Virginia Culler of Walkersville were sworn in at the Hagerstown recruiting station. They expect to depart for basic training at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, around March 22. Bowers aims for the Air Corps, possibly ambulance driving, while Culler, with clerical experience, may be assigned to Edgewood Arsenal pending openings. Bowers recently left Price Bros. war work. Culler’s parents plan to move to Walkersville farm in late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Women's Army Corps
Charlotte P. Bowers
East Eighth Street
Millie Virginia Culler
Walkersville
Rhoda Vickroy
Hagerstown
Jameson B. Dowdy
Maryland
Fort Oglethorpe
Miss Culler
Edgewood Arsenal
Waes
Air Corps
Bowers
Walkersville High School Sale Note From 1930
A fragment notes Walkersville High School sale in 1930 and mentions a former Bendix employee in Haltimore. The text is incomplete but preserves the key entities and the historical context of a school sale and an industry connection.
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Ale
Walkersville High School
Bendix
Haltimore
Eggs kept away from strong odors in storage
Eggs absorb nearby smells and should be kept distant from powerful aromas. Store them sealed or in a neutral environment to preserve freshness and prevent odor transfer.
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Schnauffer
Petroleum Selly
U. S
New York
Myrna Loy
Joan D. Hertz, Jr
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
MGM
Miss Loy
Hollywood
Hertz
Buchanan and Company, Inc
Pocomoke City
Joseph C. Stevenson
Citizens National Bank
Stevenson
Eastern Shore
Federal Bank
Tarzan
Johnny Weissmuller
War Department
Howard Montgomery Miles, Jr
Gaithersburg
Clarance Wesley Lang
Smithsburg
Los Angeles
Rudy Vallees
Ray Sandler
Coast Guard
Lt. Vallee
Bettyjane
Vallee
Bettyjane Greer
Signature Auto—Furniture
Frederick
Frederick Industrial Loan
Market Streets
C.D
U.S.A
P.O
Passaic
Kemtone
Martin Senour
Hollander
East
Patrick Street
Home & Auto
Boston
England
William Cecil Northcott
London
London Missionary Society
Mitchell Liquor Store
Oscar G
Isor Gildenhorn
Royal Oak
Glenn 8
Staines
Royal Oak Township
Women’s Army Corps
Dean Tennyson
Ruthman
Sebastian
Celanese Corporation of America
Lion
Conoco
Oil
Continental Oil Company
Joe Marsh
Bert Childers
Doc McGinnals
Doc
Brewing Industry Foundation
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Urbana
Buckeystown
Jack
Nellie
Trixie Carson
Fannie Carson
Prince
Pet
Gilly
T. B
Guernseys
Jerseys
Guernsey
John Deere
Schuttler
McCormick-Deering
Barshear
Syracuse
Delaval
Viola Roderick Frederick
Glenn Trout
Emmert E. Bowls
Raymond L. Kelly