Local Transfers Include Deed Filings in Frederick County
The News records several real estate transfers dated March 1949 in Frederick County. Deed details show W Fitze and wife, Michael and wife, and Ruth Black Geis among grantors, with various recipients including Norman Snook and J Hooker Lewis. Monetary values range from $1 to $10 and higher sums noted for executors and city properties.
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Frederick
W. Fitze
Lloyd Michael
Norman K. Snook
William H. Davis
J. Hooker Lewis
Ruth Black Geis
Mary Yingling
Ellaeworth Medinger
James
Davis
Mitchum Ends Term In Los Angeles Jail
Mitchum completes 30 day county ward term in Los Angeles and heads home to Hollywood hills with his wife and two children. Actress Lila Leeds, also jailed on marijuana conspiracy charges, has her sentence shortened to 50 days for good behavior and exits amid cheering spectators.
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Los Angeles
Robert Mitchum
Hollywood Hills
Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Court News and Property Deeds Summary
Equity action Millard Darr versus Mary Jane Darr seeks an absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued to LeRoy W. Cramer 21 and Pauline C. Jones 18 of Hagerstown, Albert T. McCoy 42 and Myrtle Collinsworth 41 of Baltimore, David H. Andrews 20 of Baltimore and Grace Marie Willard 21. Deeds record Mary A. Troxell et al to Charles R. Arnold county for 10 and back to Troxell et al county for 10. Melvin W. Burdette and wife to Tonnie H. Baker and wife county, Harry E. Beaver and wife to Frank Singleton King county 10. Mamie C. Boyer to Louis Henry Remsburg and wife county 10. William A. Cullen and wife to
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Equity
Millard Darr
Mary Jane Darr
LeRoy W. Cramer
Pauline C. Jones
Hagerstown
Albert T. McCoy
Myrtle Collinsworth
Baltimore
David H. Andrews
Grace Marie Willard
Charles R. Arnold
Mary A. Troxell
Harry E. Beaver
Frank Singleton King
Mamie C. Boyer
Louis Henry Remsburg
William A. Cullen
Hog derailment scatters freight wreck near Reading
Carlisle, March 30. Several hundred hogs were scattered across the countryside when 40 cars of a Reading freight train derailed. No injuries reported. 25 live stock cars of a 69-car diesel powered train were piled up, killing nearly 100 hogs. The fast freight was bound for Allentown from Hagerstown. Two tracks and a siding were blocked. Cause unknown. tracks may not be cleared until morning. Detours planned along the Pennsylvania Railroad right of way.
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Carlisle
Brandtsville
Reading
Allentown
Hagerstown
H. J. Moyer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gambrill Park Homemakers Club Meets March 28
Mrs. Chester Krantz hosted the Gambrill Park Homemakers Club on March 28. Eighteen members attended and answered roll call with a household item starting with A. Mrs. Masser reported on the County Council meeting while Mrs. Sullivan presented a biographical sketch on Irving Berlin.
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Gambrill Park Club
Chester Krantz
Gambrill Park Homemakers Club
Lessier Masser
County Couneil
Donald Sullivan
Irving Berlin
S. Mic
Restless Real Estate: Moving Hill Stirs Pulaski County Farm
Mrs Ralph Watson reports a hill on the Pulaski county farm that moves about a foot daily, totaling around 50 feet east in a year. Her husband noticed the phenomenon first, with no clear explanation beyond a possible subterranean stream. The item notes social club details and a meeting set for April 25 at 1 30 p.m.
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Villa Ridge
Ralph Watson
Pulaski County
Watson
Rent Law Extended In Maryland Senate Action
Annapolis March 30 a two year extension of Maryland stand by rent control was approved by the Senate and sent to the House. The measure would permit local option rent control in Baltimore and 11 counties if Federal controls are lifted and extend until June 1.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
House
Baltimore
Rent Control Authority Faces 1951 Sunset Under 1947 Law
The home rule rent control authority expires next June under a 1947 statute. Only units renting under 125 dollars monthly fall under coverage and all newly built housing would be exempted from control.
Peoples Finance Co. invites cash loans at season's peak
A dated appeal asks readers to help meet year end expenses by lending cash. The notice from Peoples Finance Co. at 11 North Court Street, branded as At Home Small Loan Co., invites individuals to call for the money they need, with figures suggested of 50 and 150 to 250 dollars.
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Peoples Finance Co
North Court St
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Rostan
Gladiolus
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Empress Bldg
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James Keyser
William A. Masser
Carol Freed
John Harris, Jr
John Harris, Sr
Refrigeration Service
Bartgis & Zimmerman Inc
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Frederick, Md
E. Patrick Sr
Karol
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HAROLD _U. FRUSHOUR
West
Patrick St
Harold U. Frushour
David C. Griffin
N. Court St
Thomas Constr. & Eng. Co
S. Jefferson St
Aelian
R. L. Zentz
Strout Realty
Taneytown, Md
Noah E
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East Second Street
Court Street
Noah E. Camer & Son Realtors
Murray C. Bohn
State Road
New Market
Route 98
Union Bridge
Howard A. Gross
Hood College
Lee Place
Grant Place
Apple Ave
Rosedale
Keefer M. Koogle
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Ralph W. Boyer
Mt. Please
Urbena
Ralph W. Boyer Frederick
P. B. Roop
Bath
Harrisville
Mt. Airy
Leonard Sherman
New Windsor, Md
Harry E. Mohler
H.w
Thurmont
Knoxville
Myeraville
Harry E. Mohler Real Estate
East Third Street
G. H. Mercer & Sons
Madison Street
Edge Walkersville
Macadan Road
Grayson H. Mercer & Sons Real Estate Loans
Pythian Castle
Frederick Storage Co
South St. Frederick
Maytag
Blackston
Delbert S. Null
H. M. Alexander
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
Dodge
E. Patrick St
P. Luther Rice
Frederck County
Frederick County
Garag
Frederick Couty
Fredderick
R P
Luther Rice
Pittsburgh Paint Products
Frederick Paint & Glass
North Market
Eclipse
Seeger & CO
S. Market Street
City Club
Burgundy
City Opera House
Togele
Carriles Underwriters
P. L. Hargett & CO
Marke ST
Mount Airy
New Hampshire
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