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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1959
Page
12
A Legion ceremony will honor veterans at Mt Ore cemetery Saturday afternoon. Charles V. Main will be speaker. The event lists Keefer graves and Provo area delegates among mourners and attendees.
Deeds filed in the clerk's office show property transfers including 148 acres in Vic Leon and a five acre tract in a neighborhood. Russell A Crocker and Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph J. Little sold to Willard Baltimore a gasoline service station on 18 West Street. lease details note 10 year term with renewal options and monthly rent. Central Petroleum Corp. leased another property with a 350 dollar monthly rent and option periods.
A bill of complaint filed in Equat Court seeks to remove a cloud on a title and permit a land sale exceeding $26.0 near the Urbana interchange on the Washington National Pike. Complainants William Four and family, and Pascal Renn, sue Dr and Mrs Abou Pollack, Baltimore, through their attorney. The action concerns an option of purchase and a later option of refusal related to lands west of a parcel purchased, with the sale allegedly completed to the Pollacks.
A suit seeks a decree to quiet title to 35.3 acres after buyers allege a recorded option on the property clouds the title. The defendants claim notice by registered mail and opposition from Dr and Mrs Pollack. The filing asks court equity relief to establish ownership and bar any further claims.
Comedian Bud Abbott, once rich from radio and screen work with Costello, laments tax troubles and debt. He says he may lose assets as the tax collector closes in, questioning the value of continuing work amid mounting arrears. The article notes his shift to lighter performances while facing financial strain.
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