Duvall Will Allocates Trust Gifts to Masons and City Hospital
The will of Samuel G. Duvall, Frederick banker and fraternalist, filed in Orphans' Court, leaves specific cash bequests to family members and estates, with the residue placed in trust to Mr Parsons Newman. Income supports Albert Walls and his wife Fannie Walls for life, then bequests to Frederick City Hospital Association and the Grand Lodge of Maryland. Upon remarriage or death, shares transfer to heirs or the hospital. trust overseen by a court of equity with bond.
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Frederick City Hospital
Masonic Order
Samuel G. Duvall
Frederick
Orphans’ Court
Parsons Newman
Albert R Wallis
Elizabeth Wallis Brown
Armiece
Wallis
Albertafton Wallis
Cumberland
Walls
Duvall Schell
Washington
John E. Schell
Samuel Duvall Dutrow
Richard C. Dutrow
Eleanor N. R Winebrenner
Neuman
Masonic Home
Grand “Lodge
Brown l
Albert G. Walls
Grace Wilson Wallis
Roth
Brown
Court of Equity
Davis M. Kemp
G. Harris Steufler
Court News Marriage Licenses and Real Estate Entries
William W. Giles aged 21 of Pittsburgh and Anna E Marlin aged 18 of Alquipp Pa were issued marriage licenses. Property transfers show Carl S Gall and wife to John J Jones for $5 and John J Jones back to Gall and others for $5. Building permit issued to Frederick Tailoring Company on East Fourth Street for cement block cutting and club room valued at $2,000. A suit Ezra P Horton et al vs Minnie Strine infant seeks sale of real estate in Johnsville district with proceeds distributed per interests. Bible note remarks on birds mentions 200 times with 177 definite kinds.
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Carl S Gall
Eal
John J. Jones
John J Jones
Carl S Gall and
Pote
Et al
Frederick Tailoring Company
East Fourth Street
Ezra P. Horton
Mary E Horton
William J. Stiine
Minnie Strine
Bill Im Equity
Johnsville
Polar Honor Retard Receives Congressional Medal at 91
Maj Gen Adolphus W Greeley, leader of America's first polar expedition, was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor after 54 years. He is pictured after learning of the honor and will receive the medal on March 27, his 91st birthday.
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Adolphus W Greeley
America
Greeley
Twarley's Folly Inverted Stamp Scandal Surfaces
A flawed issue in 1901 saw inverted centers on 1 2 and 4 cent Pan American stamps become known as Twarley’s Folly. Postmaster allegedly circulated the misprints to friends, prompting collectors to demand a fix. To save face, the 40 cent stamp with an automobile center was reissued inverted and marked Specimen.
Campaign Drive Planned by Mountain City Knights of Pythias
Mountain City Lodge No. 28 Knights of Pythias held a regular meeting under Chancellor Commander Grayson B. Grove. New knights were named for Claude H Dudrow David R. Peterson Marcus E Himes and Dr. Charles H Conley. A May membership drive was set with captains and officers led by Supreme Chancellor Reno X Harp. The group outlined divisions A and B with a traveling speaking tour to several states and a fellowship trip after the next meeting. A moving picture program and refreshments were planned with Pythian Sisters invited. The lobster note appears unrelated to the event.
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Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grayson B. Grove
Claude H .F Dudrow
David R. Peterson
Marcus E Himes
Charles H Conley
J. Clark
Reno S Harp
David G Everhart
Grayson 5B
Grove
David Steiner
Treastrer
Wiliam PF. Steiner J
Devision
Edward M. Akers
William F Steiner
David G. Everhart
Werner A. Redmond
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Raymond Haugh
Grayson B Grove
Edward M Akers
Ralph Patman
Augustus Heidler
Phil Cramer
Jesse N Smith
Gerald R. Cline
Comus local notes and social visits in March
Mrs Holl and recovering from the grippe. Visitors from Washington D C include Mr and Mrs Lee Anderson and Mr Warren Dennison. Friday and Sunday night meetings at Comus S D A church led by Reginald Dowers and Raymond Numbers. Mrs Virgie Dennison and children visited George Gregg home. A birthday dinner honored Mrs E W Maxwell and daughter Virginia. Washington Missionary College students assisted at services and shared meals at George Gregg home. Various visits from Monrovia Gaithersburg and Frederick noted. A new jack design for modern cars with overhanging fenders was developed for standing use under front or rear bumper.
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Comus
Holland
Lee Anderson
Warren Dennison
Washington, D. C
E. ©. Holland
Comus S
Ellen King
Clarksburg
Oscar Leamen
Takoma Park
E. W. Maxwell
Virginia
Ernest Johnson
Youngsen
Washington Missionary College
George Gregg
Reginald Devers
Raymond Numbers
Lynn Artress
Herbert Thaber
Melvin Eckenroth
Robert Reich
Clarence Lawry
Margaret
Pearl Meese
Anns Kelman
Virginia Dennigan
Alvin
Charlotte
William Dixon
Monrovia
Phoebe Cue
WC. Miller
Rodney
Gaithersburg
George Johnson
Washington, DC
Mattie Johnson
Jennie Baker
E W Maxwell
Frederick
Patman Bonus Bill Passes With Currency Expansion Vote
The House approved $2,000,000,000 to pay soldiers’ bonus, three times narrowing margins. Votes substituted Patman bill’s currency expansion for Vinson bill. final decision set to be reconsidered tomorrow. A Siberian meteorite of 1908 caused an air wave detected by an English barometer.
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Washington
Marc
Patman
Vinson
Siberia
England
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Masons and City Hospital
Court News
Wiliam W. Giles
Pittsburgh
Anna E Marlin
Alquipp, Pa
Twarley
NEA Service, Inc
Australia
Supreme Chancellor
Mrs. Harp
North Carolina
South Carolna
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Lousiana
Texas
Florida
Knights of PutInas
Miami
Key West
Ida Bailey Allen
Dirator of
Nasional Rudio-tiome Maters Club
Ua Bailey Mer
Ida Barley Allen
Nucos
New York
N. Y
NUCOA
Darling
Essley
Kemp '5 Men’s
Quaker City
North Market Street
Worcester, Main
Florence Blizzard
Elmer Snow
Fontian Cosch
Albaugh Chevrolet Sales, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Baltimore
Frederick, Montgomery and Carroll Counties
Loudoun County
Kehne
All Saints ST
Kemp's
Kemp
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