Bequests In Will Of Late Miss Hesson
Bequests in the will of Cassandra T. Hesson late of Thurmont revealed by an Orphans' Court probate Monday. Executors Kathryn C. Knott and Blanche S. Eyler listed specific gifts to family and friends including monetary bequests and personal items such as a diamond ring and walnut furniture. Additional items include glassware, pictures, and various household pieces distributed to numerous named individuals and spouses, with further memoranda directing distribution of remaining items.
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Cassandra T. Hesson
Thurmont
Orphans’ Court
Kathryn C. Knott
Blanche S. Eyler
Teachers’ Retirement System
United Brethren Cemetery Fund
United Brethren Building Fund
Obediah Reightler
Harold Fury
Ivan G. Naugle
Janet Lohr
Esther Martin
Catherine Harbaugh
William Yingling
Howard Creager
Mary Miller
Paul Strine
Grace Starbuck
Ives
William S. Pryor
Merle M. Pryor
Catherine Albaugh
James K. Gray
Marie Williams
Harry Otis Miller
Eleanor Baxter
Elmer Barnhart
Vada Myers
Mary Bright Davis
Merle Pryor
Knott
Sarah Waesche
Elizabeth R. Becker
Inheritance and will details in varied 1950s notes
The text records bequests and distributions from a will dated August 28 1950 including items sent to Mrs Matie Williams and Mrs James K Gray. It directs return of personal items, sale of unspecified assets with proceeds shared between United Brethren Home for the Aged Quincy PA and Asbury Methodist Church Home for the Aged Gaithersburg. It notes taxes from estate, witnesses, and an administrator's final account. It also mentions a Russian protest to the United States and a note on United Nations involvement.
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Matie Williams
James K. Gray
United Brethren Home For the
Quincy
Asbury Methodist Church Home For
Gaithersburg
Testat
Calvin S. Lohr
G. Russell English
Lewis S Kugler
Gertrude Ludwig
United Nations
Russia
United States
Washington
State Department
Soviet Says U S Strayed At Airfield Protest
The Soviet Union protests to the United States after two American F-80 jets strafed a Soviet airfield about 62 miles from the Soviet Korean frontier on Sunday. Moscow says damage occurred but no casualties were reported in the sea coast Sukhaya Rechka area. The protest note was delivered to the American minister counsellor in Moscow who refused to accept it.
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London
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Differences Caused Attorney To Resign In Hagerstown
Hagerstown October 9 Francis Horner resigned as city attorney after clashes with Mayor Herman Mills over a Northside shopping center plan Urner called the administration exhausting and time consuming He said the Mayor’s sudden move cast a cloud over him but he remained loyal to the Republican party The resignation came about a month and eight days after the August dispute The last sentence notes the gopher tortoise of the southwest is a turtle named for its habit of living among gophers
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Hagerstown
Francis Horner
Herman L. Mills
Urner
Local Property Transfers and Names in Emmitsburg and Nearby Areas
Property deeds listed with multiple names and counties in Maryland and Virginia. Transfers include Eleanor Howe to Frank Bele for 10 dollars, Maurie Kipp to Ralph Lattle Jr for 1 dollar, and Edna Nickel to Edna Price for 10 dollars, among others. Also noted are several individuals from Emmitsburg Sharpsburg Baltimore Woodstock and county counties. A power of attorney from Chester Dopkowski to Mary Dopkowski is recorded.
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Ralph J. Lattle
Albert Nickel
Edna Mae Price
Orie L. Gasnell
Peter D Kvons Jr
Perry H Shorb
Raymond A. Cockrell
David E Ball
Hamilton Douglas Williams
Edna F. McClellan
Preston K. Hockensmith
Walter J. Powell
Wiliam R Main
Merril T. Haller
State of Maryland
Chester F. Dopkowski
Mary C. Dopkowski
Truman To Address U N On Anniversary at Flushing Meadows
The White House releases that President Truman will speak to the United Nations General Assembly on October 24 at 1130 AM EST marking the UN’s fifth anniversary. He will then fly to St Louis to attend his sister Mary Jane Truman’s matron installation in the Order of the Eastern Star.
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Washington
White House
Truman
United Nations General Assembly
St Louis
Mary Jane Truman
Order of the Eastern Star of Missour
U.N General Assembly
Flushing Meadows
United Nations
Charles G Ross
Warned About Taking Checks Inadequate ID Cited In Court
Circuit Court Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer warned business people against accepting checks without proper identification. He sentenced Martin Josey Reilly and Garland L Forest to 18 months in the House of Correction after guilty pleas to forgery and passing a worthless check. Rowen Claudill received two years on two forgery charges, suspended, with four years total under consideration. restitution noted. George Murphy Slegall found guilty of larceny from Guardian Hase Co and received one year. Murray Holmes Fout defended, Raymond T Kelly pleads guilty to five larceny charges with sentence deferred pending parole officer pre-sentence investigation.
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Patrick M Schnauffer
Hey
Martin Josep Reilly
Garland L. Forest
Brunswick
House of Correction
Rowen Claudill
Lewistown
Maryland Reformatory
Schnaufer
Claudill
George Murphy Slegall
Guardian
Hase Company
Thurmont
Murray Holmes Fout
Raymond T Kelly
Dogs and Cats Drive Rise in Canned Fish Output
The rise in canned fish for animal food over the past decade is linked to dogs as well as cats consuming fish. This shift expanded production, reflecting changing pet feeding trends and broader demand in the animal nutrition market.
Financial Success of Fair Seems Assured
The Frederick County Agricultural Society expects strong finances for the Frederick Fair as president Frank O. Stauffer praises public support and cooperation. Directors plan to enhance exhibits and attract more exhibitors next year after capital projects and road work, including a new 4-H barn and fencing along the back stretch of the racetrack.
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Frederick Fair
Frank O. Stauffer
Frederick County Agricultural Society
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