Court urged to strike out forged auto loan judgments
Several defendants petitioned to void judgments tied to automobile notes from the Albsugh Chevrolet sales receivership. Defendants claim signatures were forged and notes obtained by fraud with no value given. Notable claims include W Franklin Cramer, Quy Mateny, and William A Lowery, each seeking nullification and meritorious defenses through their lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
W. Franklin Cramer
Prederiick
Ihhn
Bamys
Robert FE. Clapp, Jr
Quy
Mateny
Ms Sttorney
D. Princeton Buckey
William A. Lowery
Depalt
Francis Perrott
Sleepy Head and the Sandman Mystery Appears
A playful scene shows Wee Scouty and friends discovering a night sound at Mr. Sandman’s house. They learn the noise is just Sandman’s snoring and consider the sunny day for fun. A visiting old lady urges cleanliness and rest while a note hints at future stories and real estate policy concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Scouty
Sleepy Head
Sandman
Scouty
Goldy
Coppy
Mr. Sandman
the Times
Speek
Dotty
Frederick DeMolay talk and local church notices shift gears
Earl Widmyer Frederick high school coach spoke to the Frederick DeMolay chapter on science in athletics with about 40 members present. Advisors Kim Walter Duvall and Guy Motter led a business meeting. a DeMolay service at Evangelical Reformed church honors Parella Day followed by a hike to Fishing Creek dam. Also church services at Chaos Lutheran near Litttleown with new members received and baptized. several ministers listed. A property deed records transfer of 119 West Fifth Street from Charles P Troxell to Jallen Troxell with life interest retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Widmyer
Frederick High School
Frederick
Deb Molay
Rndge
Mansonic Temple
Widmyer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Fishing Creek
Chapel Lutheran Church
Chaos Lutheran Church
Litelly
Own
Lester Monroe West
Albert Little
Frank Michael
Elsie Titman
Dorothy Young
Carrie Horton
Kenneth Monte Boone
Frances Rebecca Boone
Norman Arthur Titman
Omer Richard Titman
Buest
Bc, Jr
Walkersville
G E Wurler
New Market
K Ely
Mr Pleasant
J Frank Fife
Woodsboro
West Fifth Street
Charles P Troxell
Jallen Troxell
Mr Troxell
Tax program committees plan constructive revenue for Maryland
Baltimore Nov 14 Definite recommendations for a constructive tax program to let the state pay as it goes are being drawn by a joint tax committee of the Maryland State Grange and the Maryland Farm Bureau for submission to the Legislature. Secretary C B E Wise Jr notes the group studies Maryland tax problems including normal revenue needs relief and old age pension requirements. Members indicate new revenue will be sought from sources other than real estate with a note on swift bird furor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland State Grange
Maryland Farm Bureau
C. B E. Wise, Jr
Maryland
Swifts
Bird Fyera
Stolen 1927 Buick Reported From Winchester Hall
City police seek a 1927 Buick coupe owned by Meredith Hickman Doubs reported stolen from its parking spot at Winchester Hall on East Church Street between 9 p.m. Monday and 6:30 a.m. Tuesday. The vehicle bears Maryland license plates 323-935.
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Meredith Hickman
Doubs
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Maryland
International Date Line and New York City Calendar Note
A fragment notes the Greenwich meridian and the date line concept as affecting calendars and publishing schedules in New York City. It mentions the International Date Line and links it to how days begin for large publishing industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Greenwich
Ford V-8 Truck Highlights Performance And Durability
The Ford 80 horsepower V-8 truck promises outstanding highway speed, strong hill climbing, and flexible city driving with ample power reserves. Built for heavy duty use, it features a deep pressed steel frame, full-channel cross-girders, a robust rear axle with radius rods and Torque-tube, and enhanced steering stability for reliable operation with low upkeep costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Hartford man held in theft case from Baltimore
John Hamilton, later identified as W. J. McGolerice, was arrested in Hartford on charges of stealing an overcoat and a sum of money from George Molt. He, a former Brunswick resident and former editor of a weekly Walkerville newspaper, faced a hearing next Saturday. Detective Mergeant Clark Keefe led the arrest and I will appear before Hartford police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
John Hamilton
Poabe
W.J
Mergeant Clarks
Keefe
Hartford Polles
Wither
Bse Goark
Beae Jona Memon
Mn & Hotel
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Thess
TVW Mines
Dancy
BO Lucwald
NEA Service, Inc
Wise
Parm
Demolay
Umittes
Carter
Sama
Phe Carteg
Potice
Corinna Loring
Rauer
Richard Tear
Harry E.carty
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Frederics
Improv
M’golerick
Brosswich
Martford Cone
McGoierick
Fem Brunswick
Walkersville Abou
Queen of Hearts
Winter Gulflube
Wand
Gulf
Gulf Refining Company
Thomas A. Chapline
Citizens National Bank
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Commercial Bank
Western Maryland Trust
The
United States
Banking Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Total Capital Account
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Ito
Maryend
County of Frederick
Simmermen
Sauk
Aemmy
Cuchie
Evener
Barry Kennedy
Solary Pabte
J Fh. Gambrill
JB. Archibald E. Fisher
Holmes D. Baker
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