Resignations and Hiring Changes At Frederick Board Meeting
Ten high school teacher resignations were reported with seven from Frederick County to take effect next month. New appointments include two on leave returning to teaching and several home economics posts. Transportation routes were reorganized to consolidate Lewistown and New Midway bus service, with extensions debated for Middletown. Insurance changes increased school building coverage to 90 percent, at a small premium rise, and bus coverage was updated. Chicago doctors urged more volunteers as talks noted armed forces needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Board of Education
Geraldine Fitez
Frederick High School
Rachael Kepler
Middletown High School
Eugene W. Peultt
Ore
Pratt
Mildred Crum Cox
Liberty
Julia Bell Sutcliffe
Frederick
Ann Spillman Mills
Brunswick
Helen Carnin
Emmitsburg
Marian Reese
Brush Ic Bt
Man
Middletown
Barrick
Thurmont
James Earl Solt
Katherine Seibel
Ruth Z. McLaughin
Mary Davis
Charlotte Robinson
Ruth Hoch
Mary F. Cage
Alice A. Dodd
Walter E. Stull
Lewistown
New Midway
Pruitt
William Harbaugh
Baxter Dougherty
New Moidway
Walkersville
Harbourd
Beaver Dam
Keymar
Stary School
City
Midboard
Leslie N. Coblentz
Soba
Insurance Advisors
Board of Education
Advysurance
Frederick Under
Verton Coblents
Helfenstein
David Oory
Vie
Two men sentenced in vagrancy case at Freder ick
Magistrate Edward J. Smith sentenced May 5 to six months in the House of Correction for Nusbaum and Key two colored Freder ick residents found guilty of vagrancy. Nusbaum and Key were among four held after a rent dispute at a business place on July 14. White testified he was assaulted by Nusbaum but the State failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J.smith
House of Correction
Smith
George
Frederick
Leo Land Nusbaum
Kensington
Mont.gomery County
Mary Key
Mt. Pleasant
Bruce White
West Pateck Street
Nusbaum
Bernie Winkle
W. Jerome Offutt
White
Aare
Als
Don
Garland E
Maggie Smith
George Chase
Curtiss Ciitipeth
Goaag
Bomlaetele
Six Months in Jail for Drunkenness and Assault Warrants Issued
A six month sentence in the House of Correction followed a waived jury trial and magistrate Powell hearing with guilty pleas for drunkenness. Sgt Dorney testified about a man of hard work but bad company. Fines of 5 and 3 dollars were imposed for several defendants as warrants were issued for Armstead Mock for assault and battery. A plant sale in Nampa notes a sugar factory idle due to government sugar beet acre cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hous of Correction
Powell
Frank Dorney
Charles W. Smith
Armstead Mock
Point of Rocks
Edith G. Kerrigan
Miss Kerrigan
Alton Y. Bennett
Nampa
Idaho
Earl Marsing
Amalgamated Sugar Company
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