Estate dispute over Kintz will favors housekeeper
Grayson H. Mercer executor says late William F. Kintz wanted Blanche E Cramer to receive residue, not heirs. Five relatives sue in Frederick Circuit Court claiming residuary clause is too vague. executor asks dismissal and asserts explicit wishes to benefit the housekeeper with about 3800 dollars estate value plus 1560 bill already filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Kintz
Grayson H. Mercer
Blanche E Cramer
Hunt
Mercer
Orphans Court
Blanche Cramer
Kintz
Jacob Rohrbach
Smithsburg Wedding at Salem Church in Hagerstown
Grace Louise Bartle wed Harry Corderman at Salem Church Hagerstown with Rev B A Fesperman officiating The couple are the children of Mr and Mrs Robert Harile Leitersburg and Mr and Mrs L H Corderman A reception followed at the bride’s family home In other notes Mrs Mary Elizabeth Williams widow of Raleigh Williams died at 79 in Bridgeport after illness She was active in Shiloh U B Church and last of her family Surviving are daughters including Miss Alice Williams of New York.
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Smithsburg
Salem Church
Hagerstown
Grace Louise Bartle
Robert Harile
Leitersburg
Harry Corderman
L.H. Corderman
B. A Fesperman
Edward Lewis
Pleasant Walk
Harrison Lewis
Elvyline Pryor
Samuel D. Dusing
Ellen’ E. Dusing
Frederick
Albert
Catherine RicCarter
Alice Williams
New York
Multiple Local Notices From Rural Maryland End with Obituary
City residents and neighbors share funeral plans for Lawrence L Leatherman and a wedding at First Christian church. Miss Gladys Clopper weds Max E Ridenour with Rev William Norment officiating. A coroner's jury rules Leatherman’s death an unavoidable accident after a truck collision near Leitersburg. Burial planned at Grossnickle’s graveyard near Middlepoint Frederick.
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Leitersburg
Llnyd Leatherman
Frank S. Lowman
Ha Berstown
Route 3
John H. Dunn
A. M. Newcomer
Young Leatherman
Brother Carries On Baton Rouge Star Brother
Baton Rouge Louisiana on October 14 AP reports Woodrow Barrett LSU end is brother of Little Jeff Barrett captain of the 1935 LSU eleven that won the Southeastern conference title.
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Baton Rouge
Woodrow Barrett
Louisiana
Little Jeff Barrett
L.S.A
Unclaimed Accounts Reach Eighty Thousand at Post Office
The British Post Office Savings Bank reports about 80,000 unclaimed accounts in existence, with balances from a few shillings up to hundreds of pounds.
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British Post Office Savings Bank
Jail terms imposed on drunkenness charge in police court
Several Fair followers and other defendants were sentenced to jail terms for drunkenness and related charges in police court before Justice Emmert v. Bowlus. Offenders included Daniel Smailswood and Claude Gardner each given 30 days in default of $25 fines, with others receiving four to five day sentences. A Sunday dancing restriction led to a $1 fine for Helen Hammond, manager of the Hour Glass, amid a state order to halt Sunday dancing.
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Emmert
Kanade
Edward Wood
Charles Bell
George Whalen
New Hampshire
Frank Dorsey
Charles Blumenauer
John Dunn
William Otto Mitchell
York
William Y. Anderson
Mitchell
Charles Burras
Helen Hammond
G. Maynard Summers
West Patrick Street
Hammond
Fragmented legal note on peace disturbance and blue law
A fragment notes a legal charge violating peace and a state blue law. It contrasts state and city ordinances, mentioning collateral comparison and prohibition but lacks full context or clear names, dates, or outcomes. The readable bits imply a dispute over which authority governs the charge.
Forfeitures Amid Disorder Charges and Ice Cream Recipe
Francis Hughes and Wesley Abbott forfeited $2.50 for nonappearance on disorderly conduct charges in a public place. Officer Dorsey and Officer Fagan led the cases. The text then shifts to a recipe for peppermint ice cream detailing peppermint sticks, whipped cream, and freezing instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tively Small
Francis Hughes
Offcer Dorsey
Wesley Abbott
Lawrence Fagan
Upside-Down Catfish Sways Swamp Study
A native swamp catfish is the only fish observed swimming upside down while alive. Other species found in that position are dead or dying, underscoring a unique behavioral adaptation in its habitat.
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Philco Wcu
Philco
Philcos
Kemp
Thrifties
Adelaide Kerr
Wolfsville
Irving Stottlemyer
Grossnickle
Middlepoint
Catinig
Sweatters
Antomn
Hollywood
Cate
Grauman
Jean Hersholt
Callander
Ont
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Weed
Lydia E. Faskham
Pinkham
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