Will of Ida M Dodd Probated After Accident Destruction
Orphans Court orders that a copy of Ida M Dodd's will be probated while the original was destroyed in a furnace. Evidence shows Edward M Dodd misplaced the envelope and burned it with old papers, the case centering on which will governs the estate and to whom the sole legatee is named. Testimony identifies both wills dated November 17, 1925, and witnesses include Edward J Smith Mamie A Davis and others. The court notes the competing claims from the Strasberger brothers if the will were not admitted to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Hia Ming Dodd
Fiedd
Eva M
Francis O
Dudley F
George R. Strasberper
Sirroundiuz Tie
Kidd M. Dodd
Serazo
Register of Wille
Commercial State Bank
Doda
Dodd
Edward J. Smith
Mamie A. Davis
Mra. Dodd
Edward M. Dodd
Mr. Dodd
Register
Two Arrests in Washington County Alcohol Raid
Federal prohibition officers conducted a raid on a still near Remit Monument in Washington county. Albert Stover and Walter McAfee were arrested for illegal manufacture and sale of liquor and released on bond for a hearing set for September 19.
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Prohibition
South Mountain
Remit’ Monument
Washington County
Revenue
Albert Stover
Walter McAfee
U. S
H. Noel Haller
Haller
C. D. Jack
R. A. Barr
Cumberland
Ttrere
McAfee
Stover
Social bridge luncheon events hosted by Miss Maderne Harp
Miss Maderne Harp hosted a bridge luncheon at her West Second Street home this afternoon with guests Miss Ethel Broening Mrs Harold Wayt Mrs Daniel Kaufman and Baltimore attendees Misses Barbara Hull Janet Miller Frances Staler Christine Krek Dorothy Jolliffe Gladys Rems dure Marguerite Nuil Ruth Cline Ruby Cline Helen Goodman Helen Michael Katherine Remsbarg Edna Hargett. Next weekend Miss Helen Michael will entertain at a bridge luncheon Saturday at 2 oclock in honor of Misses Mary Elizabeth Cariy and Lena Be Michael with another gathering Monday night. M Katherine Remsbarg hosts an 1 oclock event by Miss Lorraine and Carlin Thomas at Racewell Terrace followed by bridge. Prizes were received and announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maderne Harp
West Second Street
Mary Elizabeth Cariy
Léna Be Michael
Katherine Remsbarg
Missey Lorraine
Carelin Thomas
Raceweil Terrace
Market Becomes Heavy Amid Mixed Reactions
The market shows heavier trading with cautious notes from York and California. Analysts report total sales around 2,500,000 shares as investors weigh shifts in demand and potential policy changes.
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York
Sept
Infantile Paralysis Closes City Schools and Events
The city shuts schools for two weeks due to infantile paralysis reports. The Board of Education orders closures and cancels football games as minors are barred from public gatherings. The action impacts school activities through September 24. Public health authorities cite outbreak concerns in Haverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedere
Haverhil
Consolidation of Rural Schools Touts Modern Movements
A rural Maryland county meeting led by the Federation of Rural Women supported school consolidation as a central reform. County leaders, educators, and club members from multiple towns discussed the decline of one room schools, the need for universal secondary education, and ongoing consolidation progress from 1914 to the present, with plans for 42 consolidated sites and new high school growth.
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Stuera
Palme County
Federation of Rural Women's
Ames
Helen Pearson
Adamstown
Ballenger
Braddock
Bakiat Baargs
Harmony Grove
Jefferson
Jug Bridge
Nempiuanu
Middletown
New Market
Pisasan
Armier
Leaistown
Mountaindale
Walkersville
Board of Education
Consolidaa
Frederick
Liberty
Hanvera
Wm. R. Slammer
Federation
Helisna Stauffer
Pearson
Baker
Stauffer
Guy Baker
Harry Thomas
Thomas Culler
Mary Holter
E. L. Hi
Frederick Fines for Motor Violations This Week
Frederick magistrates imposed fines totaling 475 for motor law violations during the week. The notices include 15 paid by Frank for speed, 3 by Rose for weight, and 10 for another driver. Edward Prior at New Market had his chauffeur license revoked for operating while intoxicated. Samuel Marpar reportedly had a license refused on reasonable grounds.
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Frederick
Fue Rrs
Frank
Speet Ign Great
Niistverg
Georgs FL Rosen- Griting
Niet
Edward
New Market
Samuel Marpar
Bernheimer Stores Sold to May Company
In a major retail move, Bernheimer Stores has been purchased by May Company. The acquisition secures a regional network including Leader Stores and other assets, with leadership to be announced as integration progresses.
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Bernheimer Stores
MAY Company
Playoff Series Set For Tie Determination Between Local Teams
President M. J. Thoupeon announces a playoff between Fetuinitsburs and Brenawick to decide the league champion. First game to be held Sunday at Emmitsburg at 5 PM with Myril Ecker and Reg I Morgan as umpires and Dr. C Hendrix as official scorer. A large crowd is expected with travel by railroad, second game at Brunswick, and a potential third at McCurdy Field.
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M. J. Thoupeon
Kredterick County League
PMN
McCurdy Field
Jefferson Pupils At Odds With Trolley Co
Jefferson residents protest high cost and rigid ticketing for Frederick County high school transport. About 7 Jefferson students attend in Frederick. boycott of trolley system grows as cars offer free rides. Local officials plan discussions with school board to find cheaper transportation options for families in need.
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Considerabia
Resee
Ged
Aboct Jeistrbor
Frederick
Magerstown & Frederick Railway Company
Jomson
Jefferson
Bave
Leslie M. Coblentz
Frederick County
Coblentz
Chedren
Snowstorm Strands Cars and Damages Roads in Cascade Region
Heavy snow and rain caused widespread disruption across the Cascade area. Rail lines suffered a washout on the Denver and Rio Grande, blocking traffic and delaying repairs. Up to six inches of snow fell near Eugene, Oregon, with scouts reporting two boys stranded in a camp as a new storm rolled in and officials warned of worsening conditions.
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Price
Uta
Denver and
Rio Grinds
Cascade
Wills Filed For Mrs Vada Ifert Estate In Middletown
Probate in Orphans' Court covers an estate valued around 2500 with house and most personal property to be sold. Bequests include 200 to Miss Mars Ifert 200 to Clara Gantz 40 to Austin and Roy McBride 200 to May Clark 200 to Sarr Riddinger 100 to Lutheran Cemetery Board and 100 to a clock and watch for Thelma Clark. Remainder goes to Mrs Laura McBride. executor Foster Remster. Second will of William F Lewis from Urbana leaves Urbana home to son Dor Lewis and divides rest equally among living children. Francis Lewis share to his children Eugene and Olive. Will dated 1894 and witnessed by Zene Mercer and H K DeLay.
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Vada Ifert
J. Joshua Ifert
Orphans’ Court
Middletown
Clara E. Gants
Edward Gantz
Washington County
Austin A
Roy E. McBride
Albert H. McBride
Middetons
May Clark
Harry Clacé
Washington Counts
Sarr (Brane) Riddinger
Midleton
Lutheran Cemetery Board
George L. Ifert
Braddock
Thelms Clark
Laura FE. McBride
Near Middiefen
Foster C. Remsterz Wre
Howard A. Grazel
Roscoe
Remebers
Zen H. Mercer
H. K. DeLay
Man and Woman Plan Atlantic Flight from Dearborn Ford
A man and a woman are scheduled to attempt an Atlantic crossing from Ford Airport in Dearborn heading for Tampa. They aim to depart at dawn and will carry fuel and navigation equipment for the long transatlantic flight despite uncertain weather and route details.
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Atlantic Flight
Mayor Walker Meets Pope in Historic Reception
Mayor Walker was received in the papal audience at the Vatican, meeting the Pope in a formal reception. The brief encounter highlighted diplomacy and goodwill between the city leadership and the Holy See.
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Mayor Walker
Pope
Three Black Men Hanged in Maryland at Penitentiary
The Frederick County circuit cases ended with the first triple hanging in Maryland Penitentiary history. Swann, Simmons, and Ross Swann died first at 12 22 pm, Simmons at 12 32 29 pm, and Ross at 12 58 pm. Relatives gathered, execution witnesses included Sheriff and deputies, with Catholic rites observed for two.
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Eoloed
Maryland
Art Dihan B. McElfresh
Thurstesy
Thon
Swann
Oda Simmons
Charies County
Edward B. Carpenter
la Pitts
Frederick County
Nuss
Washinton
Renin
Trinle
Agee
Simmons
Simmone
Ross
Drs. Blade
Power
Edmonds
Dorsey McElfresh
Frederick
Roderick
Wertenbaker
Redmond
Hanger
C. EB. Poole
C. Tralph Kilne
Harold Harshman
Alton Whitmore
Charles E. Keane
Meredith Stead
Em Gan
Reel
Rose
Second A. E. F. to Seek Lost Old Glory Plane
An Allied search mission reports seeking a long missing World War I era plane nicknamed Old Glory. The alert notes the aircraft is one of the final examples from the era and is of historic significance.
Unreadable Fragment Prompting Name Scramble
Damaged OCR text presents a garbled name sequence and partial words, obscuring clear news content or event details. No identifiable people, places, dates, or actions emerge for a proper summary.
Early Local Frosts Foreseen Amid Cold Summer Review
Local weather expert warns of coming frost risk as autumn temperatures dip below last year. Summer season records show cooler June to August and fewer storms this year, with highs around 91 degrees in August and 76 on Thursday, while this weekend promises fair and warmer weather.
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Aly
Weaher
Epire
Attear
Ong
Mercury
Willie
Jane
Washington
Warner
Hich Oa
Slain In China Vietnem& Plem.rear York, Pa. mis
Fragmented OCR summary notes a death linked to overseas conflict with unclear details, mentioning York Pennsylvania and border context. No identifiable individuals or organizations clearly established.
World flyers arrive safe in Hong Kong
World flyers arrive safe in Hong Kong as reports confirm departures and landings amid tensions. The article notes rising death tolls linked to ocean flights, with authorities tracking losses since last May and mentioning Sir John Carling and Old Glory in reference to symbols and figures.
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Hong Kong
Old Glory
Sir John Carling
Trans Atlantic flight anxiously followed by reporters
Reports from Windsor Ontario describe airmen of the Royal Windsor and crews on the Pride of Detroit and Old Glory feared during a day of anxiety after departures from Hanoi to Hong Kong. No word on Old Glory or Bir Joke Catling with Canadian flyers' fate.
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Indsor
Senner
PD Wood
Royal Windsor
Windsor
England
New York
Detroit
Chee Foll
Atlantic
Mir John Cartey
William & Brock
Edward Schlee
Jiangoon
Harms
Hanoi
Hong Kong
Lloyd Bertent
James D. Bill
Philip A. Payne
Terri Tally
James
Orean
Twentay
Sir Jon Carlinglef
Hatter ‘Grace
N.F
Croyden Field
London
Rapid City bids Coolidges farewell
A large Rapid City crowd gathered outside the high school to bid farewell to President Coolidge. Police kept stations guarded while the city paused for several hours as the Summer visit ended and many citizens attended the events.
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Rapid City
Coolidges
Coolidge
Evers
Unii Bai
Eas Mages
Usefre
Girls Leap From Fire to Save Themselves
Flames engulfed a Red AU street factory in Regent Park as several girls leaped to safety from a burning spool winding room. The blaze, at the Pit Waste Products Company, spread quickly to flammable materials, killing one worker and injuring others while several escaped with burns.
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Regent Jamal
Feer
Red AU Street
Regent Park
Iris
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Frederick County Gasedal League
Brunswick
George E. Mehaffie
B. W. Mehafie
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Anu Simmons
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Plato
Spriat Service League
Montgomery County Social Service League
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Claiborne
Maryland State Tubercutosix Association
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P. DeNicholas
West Patrick Street
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