Renounces Will To Take Third Inheritance Case
Mrs Hattie B Nicodemus of this city filed a renunciation of her late husband L B Nicodemus will with the Orphans Court. By renouncing she takes one third of the estate outright while two thirds go to her daughter. The same court admitted the will of Glen R Nikirk to probate with his widow Annie N Nikirk named executrix. The painting and decorating business heirs are mentioned. Several administrations reported and final accounts approved.
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Hattie B. Nicodemus
Orphans' Court
L. B. Nicodemus
Nicodemus
Hfe
Glen R. Nikirk
Orphans Court
Annie N. Nikirk
Edwin F. Nikirk
Barbara L. Kelly
Ellen B. Bobfitz
Thurmont
Harriet D. Bobfitz
Helen E. Peddicord
Baltimore
Claudia D. Hobbs
Sykesville
District Daylight Bill Adopted by House in DC
The House passed a bill allowing the District of Columbia commissioners to enact daylight saving time for this summer. The 223 to 130 vote followed an 80 to 5 standing vote challenged by Rep. O'Hara over quorum. The measure runs only through this year and sets DST from April 24 to September 25 before returning to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
District of Columbia
Rep
O'Hara
Rminn
Rolleall
Senate
Minstrel Show Packs Hall At Middletown
Crowded audience of 700 plus attended the Sunshine Minstrels at Middletown Memorial Hall on Friday night to benefit the Braddock Heights Playground Commission. The program featured solos, duets, saxophone numbers, and group performances by Olivia Remsberg, Octavia Zimmerman, Corinne Wastler, Frank Beachley, and many others, including The Creole Sisters and the cast of Creole performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Memorial Hall
Sunshine Minstrels
Braddock Heights Playground
Dixie
Croghan
Marjorie Wiegand
Emmie Lewis
Preacher
Olivia Remsberg
Beans Zimmerman
Ole Man River
Bones
Cob- Jentz
Rastus” Schuyler
Stine
Maxine Gosnell
Florence Harbaugh
Octavia Zimmerman
Hal-lesujah
Frank Beachley
Floyd Stine
Delbert Null
Henry Schuyler
John Croghan
Paul Coblentz
Harry Zimmerman
Georgia Brown
Petunia Brown
Lillian Mendell
Marguerite Hess
Planim
Corinne Wastler
Emma Lewis
Maynard Wastler
Mabel Stultz
Helen Op
Tidewater Fisheries Reorganization Voted
Annapolis March 28 By a better than two to one majority the Senate called for a reorganization of the Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Commission voting 19 for an administration bill to oust the three member body. The measure orders a new five man commission to boost the oyster cultivation program as Governor Lane called it essential to restore Maryland to first place in the oyster industry and to provide additional millions in income. The Maryland Citizens Conservation League began reorganizing to oppose the plan, which would place two Eastern Shore two Western Shore and one other member on the new panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Senate
Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Lane
General Assembly
Maryland
Maryland Citizens Conservation
Cromwell to Speak to Frederick High Patrons Group
Dr. R Floyd Cromwell Walkersville born director of vocational education and guidance in Maryland public schools will address the Frederick High School Patrons Group tonight at 8 p.m. Principal Harry O Smith says the talk in the high school auditorium is titled Your Child Grows Up. The Patrons Group comprises parents and guardians of high school students and holds four meetings annually. tonight is the third session of the season.
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Cromwell
R. Floyd Cromwell
Walkersville
States In Agreement On Auto Reciprocity
The State Revenue Department said Maryland and Pennsylvania authorities are 100 percent in agreement on licensing automobiles under reciprocity laws. Differences between the two states were due to a mis und rendering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Revenue Department
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Revenue license dispute clarified over Maryland resident case
A Maryland Revenue Department spokesman said a dispute stemmed from a former Gettysburg resident who now lives in Baltimore and commutes there, with the case showing he lived and worked in Baltimore and only visited Gettysburg. Otto Messner declined comment amid the resolution. Watermelons noted as more than 92 percent water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue Department
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Maryland
Otto Messner
Secretary of Revenue
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Walter Snow
North Market St
Middletown
Prit
Orker
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Moscow
Tidewater Fisheries Reorganization Voted
League
Tidewater
Cruman
Truman
Mon C. Wallgren
Wallgren
Matthew J. McFadden
Center Avenur
Maple Shade
Kellogg's Allbran
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
Ipa
Pittsburgh Paint Products
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Carl W. Drees
Hutzlers
Gabardine
America
Banking
THE
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
Hill and Dale
Hill & Dale
Kemp
Rattlers
Gordon
McKem
Mrs. Day
Baby
Philippines
Nannette
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