Relatives To Share Estate Of E R Remsburg
Relatives of Emory R Remsburg late of Jefferson will share the estate valued around 200000. Executors Luther W and Richard R Remsburg qualified. Administratrix Minnie C Earhart also qualified. The will dated Oct 17 1940 disposes of real estate in Frederick County and parcels in South Dakota and Nebraska. Testator left 400 to St Pauls Lutheran cemetery maintenance. Sixty day options to buy several properties were granted to specific heirs. Residue and other details distributed among Remsburg relatives and others per the will.
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Emory R. Remsburg
Jefferson
da Hin
T. Luther W
Richard R. Remsburg
Minnie C. Earhart
Doubs
Samuel Howard Davis
Remsburg
Dorothy FE. Keyes
Leslie N. Coblentz
Frederick County
South Dakota
Nebraska
Council of
St Paul's Lutheran Church
L Roy Remsburg
Mary R Remsburg
Helen A Remsburg
Richard R Remsburg
Luther W Remsburg
John C Long
Charles E Zimmerman
Mary Remsburg Culler
Testator
Lisco
Neb
Belle Fourche, Sr
Asa Remsburg
Ar. Nannie M. Remsburg
Emma Long
John C. Long
Waseca
Saskatchewan
Walkersville
Ermine Barnes
Daisy Shaffer
New York City
Frank K
Barton Remsburg
Charlotte Friy
Roland L Fritz
Elmer Davie
William Lee
Paul R Fritz Pace R Fritz
Marjorie R Fritz
Ralph L Fritz, Jr
Three-way division of estate and church class notes
Estate split among Luther W Remsburg Mary Remsburg Culler and L Roy Remsburg Mary R Remsburg Helen A Remsburg and Richard R Remsburg. The Leaders Bible Class of Calvary Methodist met with Charles Vo Main presiding. John Grove spoke on To Failure the End. Attendance 43 Reds 48 Blues total 92. Past president C Albert Gilson has returned home. Next topic When Should We Break the Tradition. Britannica notes premature birth in twins.
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Bible Class
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles Vo Main
Main
Alen
John Grove
Charles Lockard
William Gosnell
Frederick Federation of Bible Societies
Albert Gilson
Republicans Win In Maine
Republicans swept Maine in the state elections led by Gov. Frederick G. Payne and Rep. Frank Fellows. Payne won a second term by over two to one with 56,770 votes in 363 of 623 precincts. Fellows defeated John V. Keenan 18,009 to 6,678 in 168 of 260 precincts. Robert Hale led in the first district with 17,608 to Lucia Cormier's 11,362. Charles P. Nelson gathered 21,973 votes in the second district, while Democrat John Maloney had 9,180 in that district.
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Portland
Frederick G. Payne
Frank Fellows
Truman
Fellows
Payne
Earl S. Grant
Leland B. Currier
John V. Keenan
Mars Hill
Keenan
Robert Hale
Misa Lucia M. Cormier
Charles P Nelson
John J .Maloney
Big Time Gambling Closes in Florida Across State
Tallahassee Florida September 11 Governor Fuller Warren orders sheriffs to clear counties within five days or face suspension as crackdown on bookies bolita slot machines and casinos expands. Officials report no major gambling operations since the deadline, noting a historically quiet off season and even church bingo impacted.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Fuller
Governor and Agencies Push to Reform County Law Enforcement
The governor, the Miami Crime Commission, several grand juries, Attorney General Richard Ervin, the State Utilities Commission, State Beverage Department, and press pressured Warren to suspend three sheriffs and two constables in six weeks. He planned to fire them first before hearing excuses, while in Duval County Sheriff Rex Sweat closed Jacksonville Beach shooting galleries over prize games. A Warren Ervin ruling cleared boardwalk games as legal, reopening concessions for Labor Day business.
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Miami Crime Commission
Richard Ervin
State Utilities Commission
State Beverage Department
Press
Warren
Duval County
Rex Sweat
Jacksonville Beach
Ervin
Car Damaged In Route 240 Crash Near Hyattstown
Lt James Myers, formerly of this city and now in Army service at Bolling Field, escaped serious injury when his 1949 Mercury crashed into a culvert on Route 240 near Hyattstown shortly after 1 AM Monday. He was treated for severe lacerations at Frederick Memorial Hospital after rescue efforts by Hyattstown Rescue Squad and Fire Department.
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James Myers
Bolling Field
Anacostia
Hyattstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hyattstown Fire Department
Myers
Lloyd W. Burdette
Frederick
Washington
Lieut. Myers
Frederick-Montgomery County
Damaged Property Estimated Loss Range
A badly damaged item or area caused an estimated loss between $800 and $900. No further details are provided about the location or cause.
Hope Abandoned in Scotland Mine Cave-In Tragedy
Officials gave up hope that 13 men entombed in the Knockshinnoch mine since Thursday's cave‑in might be alive. A total of 116 other miners trapped on the 720‑foot level were rescued Saturday and Sunday. There were 129 men in the mine when a mud and coal avalanche blocked the main shaft.
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New Cumnock
Scotland
Knockshinnoch
Blood-Typing Drive to Aid Hyattstown Fire Dept
Myattstown volunteers plan a September 28 blood typing event at the Hyattstown fire hall from 7 30 to 10 p m to create a donor list for emergencies. Frederick and Montgomery health departments back the effort. refreshments will be served as a social component.
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Myattstown
Fremen
Frederick
Montgomery County
Hyattstown
Fire Department
Health Department
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L. Roy Remsburg
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