Messier's Death Linked to Earlier BiSoDol Firm
The Mews Frederick Maryland May 19 1953 reports Al Messier a 200 pound six foot man collapsed from a heart seizure last Saturday. Relatives traced to Alma Boisseau of Worcester who said she last heard from him six seven years ago. Messier helped form BiSoDol company around 1917 1918 and the firm was bought out in 1927.
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Frederick
Cohen
Messier
Alma G. Boisseau
Worcester
Mass
Gister
Mystery Man Dies Suddenly In Baltimore
A Baltimore liquor store clerk named George Albert Messier died at 63 after a life described as both millionaire and street worker. His sister plans police contact for body disposal as the details of his wealth and fall remain unclear.
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Baltimore
George Albert Messier
Paris
Shanghai
Messier
Mace Cohen
Paca Street
Mal
Cohen
Bernard Baruch
Director Messier Resigns From American Home Products
The article notes Messier held 32,000 American Home stock and served as director. At 3 6 percent quotation, his stake was worth about $1,163,000. He resigned in 1937 after contact ceased, with Leonard Smith of New York saying he had not seen his former partner in over 20 years.
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American Home Products Company
New York
Messier
American Home
Cohen
BiSolDol
Leonard Smith
Accounts Filed in Orphans Court for Geisbert and Hoover
Seven accounts were filed in Orphans Court this week. Dorothy G. Rhoderick as administratrix reported the estate of Stewart A. Geisbert Jr totaling 10937 with disbursements 2746.44 and net 8190.56. Distributions went to Dorothy Rhoderick James H George P and Zoella A Geisbert. The second and final account concerns Howison E. Hoover.
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Dorothy G. Rhoderick
Stewart A. Geisbert, Jr
James H
George P
Zoella A. Geisbert
Howison E. Hoover
Estate accounts and theft report spanning multiple executors
Administrators and executors filed accounts for estates including Sidney R Hickman Charles W Kolb and Blanche S Ross revealing net and residue amounts with disbursements and beneficiaries. A separate theft case involves Joseph A DeMichele accused of stealing 55000 from William Osborne. police describe Osborne as a high stakes gambler and note recovery efforts continuing.
Watchful advert for T-4-L at Williamson's Drag Store
An advertising notice promotes T-4-L antifungal treatment for Athlete's Foot claiming rapid drying and skin renewal. It urges readers to buy Instant-drying T-4-L from Williamson's Drag Store and notes a dissatisfied user’s comment about lingering symptoms.
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Williamson's Drag Store
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South Market
ST. Sam
Middletown Valley
Poston
Ruhland C. Boyer
Geo. M. Chapline
Chapline Bldg
Middletown
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ec Cy
E. Patrick St
Samuel L. Hoover
J. Gertrude Myer
Bessie L. Hickman
Charles P. Crum
Ruby May Reed
Janet V. Kolb
Richard P. Ross, Jr
Blanche S. Ross
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Julia A. Worthington
Jane Zimmerman
H. Kieffer de Itme
Lauter
Tolson
Osborne
John Amount
D. Swetman
Thert
Washington
Joseph A. DeMichele
Forest Hill
William
Julie) Osborne
Aubrey Tolson
Nii As
FT Dy A San
Gillette
Tire Sale
Gillette Tires
United States Rubber CO
East Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
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