Tax Collector Faces Effort To Retrieve Bad Tax Checks
Rockyville May 21. Counsel for Montgomery County Commissioners began actions to recover 12984.28 in checks paid for taxes but returned due to insufficient funds. The checks, issued by County Treasurer J Forest Walter, were unpaid after the commissioners were informed they were held by Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland. Negotiations for payment began as some checks were long overdue with one tendered worthless after years. The attorney noted Walter failed to turnover certain uncashed checks to county attorney for collection, despite prior orders.
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Rockyvile
Montgomery
J. Forest Walter
Hey
S&s
Fidelity & Deposit, Co
Maryland
Frm
Walker
Co House Frida
Ort Makong
Engagement announced wedding in Centerville and area
Airs. Alice FL Esworthy announces the marriage of her daughter Anna M Es to Mr. Tor and Mrs. The wedding was held at a local parsonage. The bride’s maid was Mrs. Berti Soaring and the ceremony featured white accessories and a bouquet.
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Keeney
Alice FL Esworthy
South Street
Anna M_ Es
Tor
Centerville
Chocils Parsonage
Acre
Berti
Personal notices from F district include names and relations
Fragmentary personal notices mention families and relations such as Hester, Jand, and other readable names. The text lists individuals connected by kinship and location codes, indicating a family update or social note in the community column.
Braddock and Adamstown Women’s Club Meetings Recap
Braddock Women’s Club met May 1 at Afris Daisy East’s home with 12 members and three guests. President Mr Paul Roderuck presided. program included songs, a reading, and a debate on whether a woman can be both homemaker and businesswoman. Mrs Roy Schafer led recreation, and Miss Cyril Kenn spoke for the negative. Adamstown Club hosts next week with Helen Pearson presiding. Reports from Clark Gibson and甲 Adams town highlighted the Rural Women’s Institute, with a program on canning and a fine arts chair plan. Refreshments followed.
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Braddock Women's Club
Braddock Women’s Club
Afris Daisy East
Paul Roderuck
Love
John Summers
Fuuion
Roy Cine
Anie Renn
Cyril Kenn
Trapp
Roy Schafer
John A. Summers
Len Pearson
Idamstown
Rhucela Zimmerman
Adamstown
Wedneseen
Ars
Helen Pearson
Clark Gibson
Eh Agamstown Club
Igeoship and
Sregislation
Eha Zerman
Sherman
Pearson
Alice Bell
Hagerstown
Funeral services for local businessman Lewis T. Main at Zion Lutheran Church
A Middletown congregation filled Zion Lutheran Church for the funeral of Lewis T. Main, longtime local businessman. Services were conducted by Masonic bodies with an escort from Jacques de Molay Commandery and tributes from three affiliated orders, followed by burial rites under Columbia Lodge. The ceremony reflected community ties and featured numerous floral tributes and emblems.
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Zion Luikerar
Middleown
Fure MonéGar
Lewis T. Main
John S. Adam
Christeformed
Church of
Middletown
Co’ 1A
Lodge of Masons
Jacques de Molay Comade
Columbia Lodge
Lawrence E. Bentz
Sas
Tall Cedars Sons
Horace C. Zac
Howard Gross
George W. Beerment
Sykesville marks notable birthday at 86
Sykesville residents honor a notable birthday as a local resident turns 86. Family and friends gather in West Friendship to celebrate with Wart and others mentioned in the brief.
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Airs la
Warfield
West Friendship
Sick Citizens Return After Local Accidents
Among the sick, Mr. LeRoy Martin, injured in a car crash, has returned from Frederick City Hospital to his LeGore home. E. Michael No, on Market Street, was discharged after observation for high blood pressure. Marshal Rupp, treated for concussion, has returned to Ris Street. Edgar K. Moore, cashier, suffered a stroke two weeks ago and was moved from Frederick C1 home on East Sea Street by ambulance.
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LeRoy Martin
Frederick City
LeGore
E. Michael No
Market Street
Marshal Rupp
Biz
Charles J. Sms
Acen
Chae
Amon
Edgar K. Moore
Farmers and Mechanics National
C. E. Cline
Frederice
East Sea Street
Mt St Marys Senior Ball Plans and Contests
Emmitsburg May 21 Mt St Marys class of 35 under Leonard J Farmer prepares for the senior ball to close the season and class events. A fourteen piece Don Gregory orchestra will provide music for a public dance. Also noted are contests and social events involving students and local figures in Emmitsburg and nearby towns.
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Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary's Clege
Leonard J Farmer
the Mount
Don Gregory
Victor Recording
Patrick Spaulding
Baltimore
Rowe
Joseph J. Ellis
Sr. Mary's
Camden
Catholic Students Mission Crusade
Ellis
John McDonnell
Tni
Washington, D.C
Car Ellis
Catholic Church
Enny
Hanover
Biss
O. H. Stinson
F. R. Rowe
R. Eckenroce
R. Neely
George Hertz Tat
Cecelia Man Ells Hemier
Plan for Banquet and Seating Arrangements Mentioned
A sen notes a banquet plan listing individuals Wells bershin sen da Gertrude and a few names including Louis Weis and William Reber. The fragment mentions Tiemmann Oreheety Fam e ind Tateh Ir rt paver Th nent. Context unclear but primary names imply a social event seating plan.
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Wells Bershinsen
Gertrude
Tiemmann Oreheety
Louis Weis
Wiham Reber
Strawberry Preserve and Card Party Night at Sister Marys Kitchen
Public card party hosted by Ausnces Loy Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Attendees win door prizes including strawberries and preserves. A feature on making strawberry syrup and preserves appears alongside menu notes for the next day.
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Order of Eastern Star
Blue Rand
Francis Scott Keyes
Harmony festival and market events advertised
Community notices promote a Harmony festival with bingo music on a Wednesday night and a market mall spring dance on May 25. Several ads list services from home haircare to book sales and shrimp at Wayside Inn with contact details and venues on Patrick Street.
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En Market Mall
Harmony
Harmony Se
Citizens National Bank Notice to Interest Account Depositors
Applications are being received for shares in a savings plan starting Saturday June 1. Office at Federal Savings. each share costs 25 cents weekly, maturing in 350 weeks to 103 dollars. Members may borrow at 4 bars per year. The plan promotes home ownership with payments similar to rent. Holden Felton, Secretary. Frank James, 127 W Best Fountain Service.
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Fu Buld& Ard Loan Association
Federal Savings Tne
Holden S. Felton
Help For Housewives Cheese And Bread Idea
A brief tip for an afternoon beverage party suggests using one pound of cheese and bread as a simple pairing. The note aims to offer an easy, city-era hostess idea for light refreshments.
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Gimmerman
Csanci
Hester
Jand
Lees
Efu
Cead
Brunswick
East Ho Street
Mr. Barba
Omaha
Beau- Lower
Geceasee
Dorothy Feete
Sykesville
Sister Mary’s
Mary E. Dague
NEA Service
J Tons
Ressery
Fisher Coal Company
Guerine Weil Bros, Inc
North Mayer St
LER & Heffner
Penpy Bingo Foun
Tucso
Harper
H. Lucille Harpe
Warside Inn
Wayside
al Rages
F. Russell Young
Barbara Fritchie
W. Patrick St
F. Grove
W. Patrick Street
RO Crist
Citizens National Bank
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Frederick
Braddock Gerade
Grayson H. Mercer & Son
Grayson H Mercer
NOAH E. _GRAMER
Lea
Saga
Frank James
Fred E. Wilson
Alx
Court Streeet, Frederick, MD
Ea Rew Leuring
Srey Qual Wen
BROS
Phare
Chaneas & Toaarth Sis
Grder Nisi
Geer Gigey
Chester L. Gro
Best Fountain Service
da the Peoples Service Drug Stores
Paone
LOGA
Fe Bence. Co
Med
Potts & Griffin
Jarmeny
Reynolds
Frei
Isis
Rockwell
Brederict Cu Prederick Coutts
Cesigsuhil
Kiesn
Degra
Roches
Derr
Teague
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