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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1935

Page

4

Suit for Maintenance and Alimony Filed in Equity Court

Mrs. Rosalene Fitch sues husband Thom as F. Fitch for separate maintenance and alimony alleging extreme cruelty. Judge Arthur D. Willard grants $50 counsel fee and $40 monthly alimony during the suit, Fitch to show cause by April 66. Fitch, an insurance agent of Hagerstown, earns about $30 weekly. they married June 12, 1929, in the city. Two children reside with Mrs. Fitch at her parents’ home. cruelty led her to leave mid February and seek support which has not been provided.

Equity Rosalene Fitch Thomas F. Fitch Hagerstown

Custody Bid Prompts Family Dispute

A woman petitions for custody of the children signaling a dispute over guardianship and daily care arrangements.

Creagerstown Social Notes and Scattered Updates

Murray Keyser, ill with the grip, is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Keyser entertained Mr. and Mrs. C E Long and family, Miss Hilda Martin, Miss Zelda and Hilda Free, William Schyock and Harold Crum. Miss Virginia Keech, visiting Washington, DC, has returned home. A normal growth is maintained by premies until age Tor 8.

Creagerstown Murray Keyser Grafton Keyser C E Long Hilda Martin Zelda Hilda Free William Schyock Harold Crum Virginia Keech Washington, DC

Interest rate and loan details for Series 41 shares

The notice states a low loan rate of 468/1005 per annum or 9 cents per $100 per week. Members pay $87.50 on a $100 principal, may pay off anytime, and the Association cannot call the loan while weekly payments continue. Series No. 41 starts April 6, 1935, shares available from J W L Carty, Secretary, Frederick County National Bank.

J. W. L. Carty Frederick County National Bank

Second Time Under Coal Ordinance Fined In City Court

Carroll Warfield a Frederick coal truck operator was fined ten dollars and costs in Police Court Friday night for violating the city coal weighing ordinance by failing to weigh his load at the designated scales before sale The case will go to the Circuit Court on appeal to test the ordinance's constitutionality City Officer Daniel Swomley made the arrest Attorney William M Storm who previously challenged the ordinance was not present Magistrate Alton Y Bennett announced the six month House of Correction sentence for John Willis in a separate case was suspended due to circumstances and Willis must pay costs and settle for a shoulder and lard He said an employe of Earl Hargett gave him the items to sell for liquor Speeded Fined twenty five dollars Isaac VanMetre Jr of Kearneysville was fined for speeding and Bur Ford paid one dollar for a red light violation The Prosecution witness did not appear and Ruth L Diggs was excused from an assault charge Reports on Holsteins note the Holstein Friesian herd test expands with about 300 herds and 8 000 cows tested in 39 states under state college supervision

Carroll Warfield Frederick Warfield Alton Y. Bennett Daniel Swomley William M. Storm Bennett Walter E. Sinn House of Correction John Willis Earl Hargett Wills Willis Hargett Isaac VanMetre, Jr Kearneysville W. Va Lynch Wilbur Ford Allen Bartgis Clarence Fisher Ruth L Diggs Chase Ross Guy Anders

Junior Cow Testing Association Report Five High Herds

Dr. C. H W. Conley leads with a 52 percent average test. Jasper Albaugh shows 47 percent and Wil bert Smith 42 percent, followed by Howard Hood 42 percent and Harry Poole 41 percent.

Junior Cow Testing Association Report C. H W. Conley Jasper Albaugh Wilbert Smith Howard Hood Harry Poole The Agricultural Department Frederick High School Mike Tess James Burris Mattie James Burris James Burris Baumgardner Fany Ellis Hood Sally James Burris William Albaugh Pansy James Burris Salz James Burris Pearl Allen Smith

Holstein Herd Produces Strong Daily Milk Fat Yields

State herd reports show Charles Wertheimer at Frederick posting a year’s work in the herd improvement test. For 21 cows in Class C the year’s average was 318 days in milk, 10 126 pounds milk, 35 test and 3516 pounds fat. Over the first 27 days a daily average fat yield of 1.0 pounds per cow was achieved. The top cow, Queen Star Belle, credit 1471.5 pounds milk and 56.4 pounds fat.

Charles Wertheimer Frederick Queen Star Belle

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