Cook v. Hollyday

In a bill of complaint filed on June 21, 1944, Audrey Louise Hollyday and her husband allege: (1) that her mother, Florence Evelyn Cook, died in Baltimore on January 31, 1943, leaving an alleged will giving her a half interest in the real estate at 7 and 9 East North Avenue in Baltimore and also forty-nine shares of the capital stock of Paradise Amusement Company, which leases all the real estate except a store room; (2) that her uncle, Fillmore Cook, who owns the other half interest in the real estate, was named executor, and was given an option to buy her half interest and her capital stock…