DeHaven Will Probate Names DeHaven Heirs
The will of B F DeHaven probated in Frederick County vault clerk office distributes estate equally among his children Mrs Pannett Mrs Shade Miss Jennie DeHaven Gil DeHaven Mrs Lula Barr Roy ven Wn M DeHaven Mrs Whittington Robert DeHaven. It was executed May 3 1926 and witnessed by Edward Roverts and A R Rinker. Gilbert and Roy DeHaven qualified with a 3000 bond.
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B. F. DeHaven
Frederick
Pannett
Shade
Jennie DeHaven
Gil DeHaven
Lula_ Barr
Roy Ven
Wn. M. DeHaven
Whittington
Robert DeHaven
Edward Rover
Don't Mind the Man Who Tells You to Laugh at Troubles
An uncle figure urges seriousness to solve troubles in a quote from the Washington Star. He warns laughter invites trouble and calls for disciplined, practical approach over humor.
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Washington Star
Emmanuel Lutheran Church appoints new Sunday school chief
Milton Coffman resigns after 52 years as Sunday school superintendent at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Sol Woodstock. Coffman named superintendent emeritus. George R. Saunders succeeds him as the new leader.
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Milton Coffman
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Sol Woodstock
Coffman
George R. Saunders
Notice to creditors and claimants in DeHaven estate
Estate of B. F. DeHaven requires all debtors to settle and all creditors to present claims for payment. Executors Gilbert M. DeHaven and Roy DeHaven urge prompt action. (1 12-6t)
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B. F. DeHaven
Gilbert M. Dehaven
Roy Dehaven
Many Lawyers Against Virginia Bar Being Incorporated
In Staunton Virginia on January 18 lawyers from the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit met at the call of William H Landes to discuss a proposed act to incorporate the Virginia state bar. Eighteen voted against recommending adoption while thirteen supported it. Judge Henry W Holt presided and Charles Glasgow served as secretary amid objections over central council power and potential infringement of individual rights.
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Staunton
Eighteenth Judicial Cirrcuit
Virginia State Bar
William H. Landes
Henry W. Holt
Charles Glasgow
Lexington
Holt
Virginia Special Supreme Court of Appeals
The Maquid Secret Lost since Ancient Times
The text notes a Roman use of a Maquid to dry inner wall surfaces instantly in new houses, a technique that vanished over seven centuries ago.
Kiwanis Clubs Plan Year Focus On Crippled Children
Kiwanis clubs in the Capital district commit to assisting underprivileged and crippled children in the coming year. The plan, adopted at the Washington conference of district leaders, emphasizes inter-club relations and choosing Richmond Virginia as the next district convention host from October 18 to 20. District Governor Robert W. Kime of Salem Virginia noted Washington led attendance with 74 percent, followed by Wilmington Delaware Richmond Virginia and Baltimore.
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Capital
Washington
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
William G. Hardy
Winchester
Richmond
Horned Frog Buried Thirty Years Alive Heads For Unsealing
Fort Worth Texas January 18 A horned frog buried in Eastland County Courthouse corner stone thirty years ago may test the claim that horned frogs live a century without nourishment. Scientists say older birds like ducks geese ravens and parrots may reach 200 to 300 years.
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Texas
West Texas
Hastland County
Eastland
Liberty
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