Church Appointment List Recaps Dense Clerical Assignments
A long roster records named pastors and their appointed charges across multiple states. Names include D. W. Austine, J. W. Parris, J. McL Brown, A. H. Green, C. H. Dobson, and many others with numerous churches such as First Church Wilmington Peninsula Wilmington Baltimore Glenburnie Grace East Baltimore and beyond. Supervising figures include superannuates and supply ministers.
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D. W. Austine
J. W. Parris
J. McL. Brown
A. H. Green
J. L. Nichols
H. B. Jester
C. H. Dobson
A. W. Betts
C. & Marshall
J. P. Adams
Wilmington— Peninsula
W. P. Roberts
First Church
C. A. Sutton
Accomac
C. R. Strausburg
Amelia
M. A. Tichnell
Baltimore
R. W. White
Evergreen
J. F. Bryan
Glenburnie
W. F. Wright
Grace
N. O. Gibson
Hiampden
E. D. Stone
Howard
H. C. Burkins
Keen Memorial
C. M. Adz
Lauraville
P. W. Crosby
Linthicum Heights
E. C. Make Lowe
W. A. Melvin
Marley
G. R. Donaldson
Nichols
B. A. Bryan
J. H. Straughn
William Schmeis
Auction Notice for Mill and Engine in Running Order
A cheap running Peerless 16 horsepower engine and a 48 inch Hoe saw mill with belts are offered for sale. Cash or barter terms are accepted.
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Anit
Maryland counties may issue notes to refund maturing debt
An emergency act authorizes Maryland counties and other sub divisions except Baltimore to borrow on county or corporate credit to pay obligations evidenced by coupon bonds or notes maturing before June 1935. It allows issuing notes up to the total of such obligations with tax levies to fund repayment, and sets terms for note issues and use of taxes, while preserving existing refunding powers and constitutional limits.
Maryland Local Borrowing Power Expanded in 1935 Law
The General Assembly of Marsland enacts that each county and every municipal or public corporation, special district or political subdivision in the state except Baltimore may borrow on the faith and credit of their government to fund current obligations. Provisions allow notes issued to cover uncollectible taxes and temporary borrowing, with a deadline of June 1, 1935, for action as deemed necessary to meet property obligations.
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Muniopal
Maryland
Naltimore
Hmds
Witnaras
General Assembly of
Marsland
Marland
Baltimore
Saic
Issane
Muunicipal
Uni
Sfecal
Public debt act provisions for notes and tax levy
The bill allows municipal and public subdivisions to issue notes under the act and levy taxes to fund repayment before June 1, 1955. It preserves existing obligations and permits general or special levies to pay notes, with funds potentially reverting to general county or subdivision accounts after payment. The act sunsets June 1, 1935, and requires passage by two thirds in both houses.
Crop Liens and Revised Maryland Landlord Tenant Provisions
Maryland law adds Section 24A to Article 53 to create crop lien agreements. Advances from lenders to agricultural producers can create a lien on planted crops and harvests, with recording by county clerks to give constructive notice, and fees capped at 100 dollars per lien. The act also repeals and reenacts related education and motor vehicle provisions in separate sections, including school funding rules and motor vehicle fee schedules.
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Maryland
General Assembly of
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Regional Agricultural Credit Carrations
Secretary of Agriculture of
United States
United States of America
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Incorporated Livestock Loan Company
Savings Institution
Co-Operative Bank
Cooperative Credit Association
Cooperative Marketing Association
Federal Intermodate Credit Bank
Agricultural Credits Act
Circuit Court
Mary- Ati
State Education Fund Rules and Effective Date Provisions
An excerpt notes county boards must spend at least twenty four percent of the total budget, excluding transportation, debt service, and capital outlay, on purposes other than teachers' salaries. It restricts general fund payments to counties academies colleges or universities. The act takes effect June 1 1953, approved April 1933.
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Maryland
State Superintendent of Schools
General Assembly of
Code of Public General Laws of
General Assembly
General State School Fund
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
State Normal School
Towson
Frosburg
Nowie
Baltimore City
Baltimore
County Boards of Education
Board of County Commissioners
County Board of Education
Maryland Banks and Trusts Restrict Loans After Subscription
The General Assembly adds Section 63-H to Article 11 of the Maryland Code. Section 63-B bans loans used to fund subscriptions to a bank or trust company stock unless adequately collateralized. The term bank includes savings institutions with capital stock. The measure passed on a yea and nay vote with three-fifths of elected members, taking effect from a specified date.
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Src
General Assembly
Public General Lawa of
Maryland
Banks and Trust Companies
General Assembly of
Code of Public General Laws of
Board of Directors
Bank of Trust Company
Board of
Iocan
Code of Public General Laws
Meorsland
Maryland Act Imposes Fees for Multiple Mercantile Stores
The act adds Section 65A to Article 56 Licenses Traders requiring owners with two or more retail stores in Maryland to pay escalating annual license fees. Fees start at five dollars per store for two to five stores and rise to twenty, one hundred, and one hundred fifty dollars per additional store beyond thresholds. Gas stations are excluded. Effective June 1, 1933, approved April 21, 1933.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Commissioner of Stator Vehicles
General Assembly
Maryland
General Assembly of
Transportation bids sought for Choptank Poplar Neck pupils
The Board of Education will accept sealed bids until July 3 1933 for transporting eligible pupils in 1933 34 to and from Choptank and Preston schools. Route covers Marsh Creek district to Roma Chambers farm and Preston, with at least 58 pupils. Bidders must specify bus type and chassis. Blanche N Stowell, President.
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Board of Education
Choptank-Poplar Neck
Choptank
Marsh Creek
Roma Chambers’ Farm
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Clayton
Del
C. M. Cullum
Crisfield
Mount Pleasant
C. M. Eldertlice
Mariners
J. R. McKeown
Cumberland
G. E. Baughmar
W. K. Lyons
Dagsboro
F. M. Clift
Deer Creek
Ziba Adams
Deer Park
N. J
J. W. Balderton
Fairfax
Calvary
Mount Olivet
P. M. Sue Rutz
Fawn Grove
K. H. Wareheim
Federalsburge
G. E. Leister
Finksburg
E. W. Simms
Stephen Galley
Harrington
R. W. Sapp
Hebron
C. P. Butler
Hitchlock
J. A. Holland
Inthian River
Dorsey Blake
Kemptown
C. F. Cumins
Kennedyville
L. E. Haddaway
Kent Island
Wye
Mad
J. P. George
Laurel
J. G. Eaton
Del—Lee Elliott
Supply
Leeds
G. E. Turner
Liberty
Lewistown
Louis Randall
Milton, del
O. W. Prince
Mount Nebo
E. H. Koehner
Newark
J. A. Dulley
New Church
J. C. Byrd
New Market
M. E. Dearholt
Northumberland
L. W. Gordon
Oxford
aAvely Donovan
Parksley
J. W. Baxley
Philadelphia
Emmanuel
D. K. Sturgis
St. Luke’s
C. Day
Taylor Memorial
N. C
J. N. Nicklas
Reliance
Seaford
Sharptown
Ridgeville
B. I. Barnes
Salisbury
W. H. Litsinger
G. J. Hooker
M. E
Jungerfort
Snow Hill
H. L. Schlincke
Stewartstown
B. Robes
St. James
J. W. Townsend
Cherrydale
J. A. Trader
Congress Street
H. A. Kester
C. L. Dawson
Lewis Memorial
W. A. Roberts
Mount Oliver
G. E. McDorman
Mount Tahor
F. W. Siffrin
N.C. Avenue
G. E. Brown
Rhode Island Avenue
R. Y. Nicholson
Walkers Chapel
Fort Myer Heights
J. J. Vonhagel
Wesley Chapel
W. A. Donaway
Westminster
J. E. Cummings
Whaleyville
Ellsworth Jennings
Richardson Market
2Nd Streets
Denton, Md
J. E. Greenlee
Henderson, Md
Cawley Oil Co
Fisher
Denton Auto Co
Schemit
Oklahoma
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
NBC
Sinclair Minstrels
P. G. Crouse
Mid County
Ste Fms
Mac Cacaly
Chery
Suc
Thestate
Public Service Commission
CIA
Puice Service Commission
Eon
Etic Ee Oe
Sas
State Roads Commission
Whukur
Tralrens
Ahau Ft
Oranarzo
Bourrigo
Miss den Seer
the Board of Education
Denton
Andersontown
White’s T Room
George Kuehnel
Cherry Valley, N. Y
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