First Use of Unusual Law 10 In Divorce Case
In Frederick County Circuit Court Emma McFarland Stottler seeks an absolute divorce from Ernest Stottler, now in prison for forgery. The filing notes their October 22, 1921 marriage in Hagerstown and a January 31, 1922 guilty plea in the Corporation Court for forgery, with two years to be served on one count.
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Frederick County
Emma McFarland Stottler
Ernest Stottler
Stottler
Emma McFarland
Hagerstown
The
Aesee
Former county merchant convicted in forgery scheme
The court sentenced Stottler who had previously operated as a county merchant. Two other indictments for forgery were nol prosed and involved forging his mother's name to notes for 145 and 185 dollars at Farmers and Merchants National Bank, where he obtained the funds.
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Ther
Nolle
Farmers
Merchants National Bank
Stottler
Greenwood News Highlights From June Socials
Mrs Shull and three children from Charles Town West Virginia visited Mrs John Pennington on Sunday. Jessie Limbridge from Newark New Jersey visited the home of Mr and Mrs BE Carpenter. James Henderson and grandson Herman Hamilton traveled to Fairfax County to spend time with friends. Ca Martin of Latrobe Pennsylvania visited locals on Sunday. Mrs George Riley and Mrs William Licklider were callers one evening.
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Greenwood
Shull
Charles Town
W. Va
John Pennington
Jessie Limbridge
Newark
N.J
Be.eh. Carpenter
James Henderson
Herman Hamilton
Fairfaxs County
Ca »Martin
Latrobe
George Riley
William Licklider
Mrs Maude Barrett and Miss Bergie Carpenter Return Home
Miss Bergie Carpenter has returned home after visiting a day with her sister Mrs John Johnson of Winchester. Mr Ellis Maley is building a poultry house on his place near here. Mr and Mrs Walter Allison of near Winchester were visitors Sunday evening at Mr and Mrs Charles Lanahan's.
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Maude Barrett
Bergie Carpenter
John Johnson
Winchester
Ellis Maley
Walter Allison
Charles Lanahan
Social visits fill a Virginia Sunday in Mount Pleasant area
A series of family gatherings and calls are noted across Mount Pleasant and nearby Winchester towns. Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Spillman and children spent Sunday with John Gough. Asa Racey and son visited Raymond Racey near Clearbrook. Ed Smith and family with Arston Renner. Ben White with relatives at Stephens City. R. S. Carpenter and family with Harry Lamp. Howard Lakeman visited J H Rosenberger. John Shley called on Ward Cadwallader. other visitors included Renner and Rinker from Winchester. H B Ritter and family with Clevenger and McDonald. Clark McDonald and Harry Carper attended Mr J H Perry's dinner.
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Mount Pleasant
Jonah Spillman
Zelar
Holmes
John’ Gough
Winchester
Asa Racey
Frivby
Raymond Racey
Clearbrook
Ed. Smith
Arston Renner
Ben White
Stephens City
Clark McDonald
Harry Carper
J. H. Perry
Clarence Boyce
Winchestery
Samed Boyce
Eddie Lineburg
Fred Lineburg
Jessie Dyke
Dorsey
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Uniontown
L. W. McCormick
L. L. Hockman
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Franck Baker & Son
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