Many Bequests In Will Of Mrs Lambert To Churches
Mrs Lambert leaves property in the city to ten churches and other beneficiaries. The will distributes real estate and personal effects among ten church organizations along with additional legacies.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1937
Page
12
Lambert estate bequests total sum to churches and kin
The will of Mrs. Florence A. Lambert probated in Frederick bequeaths 3000 to Frederick City Hospital and 3000 to Home For The Aged both in Frederick, plus 1000 each to Zion Lutheran Middletown and St. Paul Lutheran Jefferson and other gifts to Calvary Methodist and various Lutheran institutions. Relatives and friends receive numerous 1000 and 500 bequests, with the residue to Mr. Lambert, executors named as F. Ross Myers and Arthur H. Doll. A codicil adds adjustments and the estate bond stands at 80000. The report notes a fall in skunk numbers nationwide due to highway mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. Lambert
Frederick
John J. Lambert
Orphans Court
Register of Wills
Middletown
Jefferson
Lambert
Frederick City Hospital
Home For
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Tressler Orphans
United Lutheran Church of America
Loysville
Calvary Methodist Church
This City
Lutheran National Home
Washington
Theological Seminary
The
General Synod of the Evangelical Church
United States
United Lutheran Church In America
Gettysburg
Gospel Mission
John Marshall Place
Frederick County
Emma Bovey
Hagerstown
Lottie Rohrer
Gapland
William Grove
Washington County
Edward Lighter
Alma Castle
Franklin
Ohio
William H. Thomas
Harmony Grove
Hiram G. Thomas
Roy Thomas
Rock Hall
S.C
Viola Remsburg
Lucy Routzahn
Jennie Biser
Virginia Wiles
William Wiles
Eva Stone Young
George Young
Ella Whipp Miss
William Miss
Russell Hargett
Florence Ranneberger
Mamie Dill
Joshua Dill
Restalri
Altha Schindler
Rudy Washington
Annie Hoel
Waynesboro
Elsie Peiffer
Randolph Grove
Daisy Angelberger
Staley Vincent Sanner
Stella Sanner
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Arthur H. Doll
Joseph T. Griffin
Howard M. Albaugh
Addie Fagan
Charles Fagan
174 4H Entries for Fair Judging at Frederick Fair
A total of 174 4-H entries were made in the 4-H Club Department for judging at the Frederick Fair. The entries include 62 calves 34 pigs 28 colts and 50 chickens with many in Holstein Jersey Guernsey and Chester White classes. Names of participants span Middletown Walkersville Jefferson Frederick and other area towns with a strong Remsberg showing in multiple classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
George Johnson
LeGore
Joyce Remsberg
Esther Holter
Charles Lite
Connie Remsberg
Charles Renn Remsberg
Middletown
Harold Roderick
Walkersville
Austin Coblent
Frederick
Robert de Lauder
Bernard Remsberg
Richard Remsberg
Daly Remsberg
Cecil Holter, Jr
John Albert Holter
Jefferson
Cecil Keller
Myersville
James Kelly
Monrovia
Jack Remsberg
Carol Remsberg
Bernard Remsberes
Richard Ahalt
Earl Ropp
Hanford Browning
Louis Anhalt
Pageter
Charlies
Renn Remsberg
Monroe Free
Lawrence Keller
Ayeshire
Heifer Calf
Nelson Trout
James G. Trout
Ray Valentine
Rocky Ridge
W. Staley Hahn
Eugene Hahn
Zuidy
Meredith Boyer
Midletown
Hlanway Kent
Orpha Rudy
Middlectown
Ruth Rudy
Jersey
Edgar van Fossen
Guernsey
William Howard
Marian Halfman
Arthur Fouche
Adamstown
Eugene F. Ropp
Eleanor Beachley
Richard Beachley
Russell Bidle
Richard Bidle
Holmes Baker
New Windsor
Bruce Brandenburg
Jack McGalerick
New Market
Jesse Burrall
William Burrall
Nevin Baker
New, Windsor
Lester Mainhart
Eleanor Ricke
Anna Ricketts
Dorothy Ricket
Robert &. Poole
Route 4
Amos R. Keller
Middledown
Paul Clay
Benjamin Yeakle
Mt. Airy
Donald Kefauver
Amos Keller
Cecil K. Holter
Harold Moser
Berkshire
John E. Williams
Gamsviile
James Williams
Knoxville
Gordon Sheetenhelm
Route 1
Sjamsville
Geo. Sheetenhelm
Poland
China
Eleanor Ricketts
Dorothy Rickettx
Richard Holter
John A. Holter
Congress May Get Crop Control Plan
Washington reports slight rises in wheat and corn yields spark talk of a special Congressional session to craft new crop control laws. Agriculture estimates show nearly 1,000,000 bushels more wheat and 11,000,000 more corn in prospect, with projected national outputs up from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Agriculture Department
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Poultry Department Entries Listed at Poole Frederick
In Poole Frederick on Route 4 the poultry department shows eight trips, 11 cockerels and 14 pullets among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Frederick
Poultry Department
Roads program outlined for Maryland primary system
Baltimore Oct 11. Nathan L. Smith chief engineer outlines a new construction and reconstruction plan for Maryland's primary road system for the budget period starting October 1. About 4,078,000 dollars are available, with roughly 3,262,000 for primary roads after overhead. Plans include potential widening of the Philadelphia road and other uncompleted federal projects. Conferences with county boards are planned as the program is prepared for submission to the Federal Bureau of Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Nathan L. Smith
Commission
U. S
Federal Bureau of Roads
Boards of County Commissioners
Smith
Homer Tabler
Edmondson Avenue
Annapolis Boulevard
Hagerstown
Frederick Road
Waldorf-Bryantown Road
Maryland
Leonardtown
Washington
Philadelphia
Havre de Grace
State Line
Philadelphia Road
Roads Commission
Crain
Baltimore City
Motor Vehicle Commissioner’s Office
Italian Aviation Experts Recalled
Rome reports Mussolini ordered Italian aviation experts aiding China to quit now that China fights Japan. The move, said to follow a Berlin understanding with Hitler, recalls Italy’s large military mission as Germany signals possible recall of its own forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benito Mussolini
China
Japan
Adolf Hitler
Il Duce
Berlin
Mussolini
Germany
Reichswehr
Chiang Kai-shek
Hitler
Insurgent Forces In Spain Strike Across Fronts
Insurgent Generalissimo Franco's forces launched a broad Fall drive across nearly 2000 miles of fronts in Asturias Aragon and the south with reserves and mechanized units. Madrid endured afternoon bombardment with about 150 shells and women in food lines sustained injuries amid rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Franco Franco
Aragon
State Roads Finance Plan Details County and State Funds
The plan allocates 642000 from the State Roads Commission toward main system needs, derived from a 1.7 million share this year of a 3.3 million bond issue. County funds total about 700000 for new construction, with 254151 from bonds, 208000 federal aid, and 208000 matching from a 1% tax. Maintenance for the main system runs around 2148000 with an emergency 175000 for snow or contingencies. County road maintenance and debt service total about 1461861 after subtracting 208000 used for federal match. Baltimore city operates independently, receiving 30% of the gasoline tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Baltimore City
Six Months for Driving Drunk in Maryland Court
Justice Sinn sentenced Howard F. Williams colored for operating a motor vehicle under the influence after a crash on the state road near Frederick. Williams received six months in Maryland House of Correction if he fails to pay a $250 fine plus costs. additional reckless driving fines were imposed with sentence suspended. Other locals, Kenneth Beecher and George Hackey, also faced minor liquor and speed offenses, with fines and short jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Sinn
Howard F. Williams
Justice Sinn
Maryland House of Correction
House of Correction
Harry Sly
Bing
Sinn
Russia To Hold First Direct Election Dec 12
Moscow reports Russia will conduct its first direct election for a national legislature on December 12. A new two chamber Supreme Soviet will replace the Union Central Executive Committee. One chamber will be population based, the other by geographic area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Soviet- Russi
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