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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1947
Page
3
A long unsettled damage claim linked to a 20 dollar uncashed check dating from 1929 surfaces in City Hall records. Alderman Burall learned the matter while auditors reported the check had been carried for over twelve years as refused by the payee, tied to damages from an 18 inch water line issue affecting Ernest L Myers of 244 Oil Avenue.
The case centers on Mr Myers who claimed crop damage of $20 but later correspondence added a 40 foot perpetual right of way and future damages for line maintenance. Edward J Smith and Elmer S Maxwell, then City Attorney and City Engineer, handled the talks while Myers neither accepted nor received the original payment.
The auditor cited an unpaid check days ago before Alderman Burall and Mr. Myers, who recently sold the property. Burall said the matter would be brought to the current administration, implying Myers may yet receive payment.
A Hudson named service department promotes its modern facilities for auto care. The owner expresses pride in the full service offerings and invites old friends to visit the thriving car retailing establishment, highlighting customer care and the shop’s readiness to handle repairs and maintenance.
The Keilholtz Motors Inc. announces its appointment as Hudson dealer for Frederick and surrounding area. H. E. Myers, head of the new dealership, invites motorists to inspect the facilities and learn about the Hudson cars.
Mobiles. It is also equipped with factory lime-saver tools design ed to give motorists fast, efficient service. Other officers of the new dealership are vice-president Mrs Naomi Keilbolt, and treasurer and general manager M T Branden berg. Play Doll hurt. Portland, Ore. May 12.
In Frederick Maryland three neighborhood youngsters mistook a sleeping infant Patricia Sullivan for a toy doll. The two girls took the baby from a house, borrowed her, and later dropped the bundle. A passerby heard crying and found the infant in the covers.
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