County School Budget Seeks 553731 10 For Coming Year
County education officials present a budget of 553731 10 to operate schools next year with 10 000 students and 180 days. State covers 14 cents per child daily while the county provides 20 cents and the district plans capital outlay of 14650 for Point of Rocks and Catocin Furnace buildings. Bus insurance is included in transportation with 103 routes. Christmas holidays set for December 24 to January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene W. Pratt
Board of Education
Capiital
Point of Rocks
Catoctin
Pruitt
Motion Hearing Set in Peter Case December 11
Rockville report states the Cite cult Court will hear arguments December 11 on a motion to quash false pretenses and larceny charges against Edward Peter former Montgomery County Commissioners counsel. Attorneys argue eight errors in the indictment and seek a bill of particulars on a second embezzlement count. Two grand jury members urged dismissal of all charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Citecult Court Today Act
Edward Peter
Montgomery County
Peter
Local Training School Nurses Pass Md Exam
All last year's graduates of the Nurses Training School at Frederick City Hospital passed the Maryland State Board examination. Examinations were held in November with results announced this week. Named successful graduates include Lucre M. Baldwin nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital since graduation, and colleagues Margaret Rice May of Frederick, Vada Warrenfeltz of Midianetown, Ruby Roderick of Urbana, and Henrietta Barr of Woodbororo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scho Ul
Frederick City Hospital
Ad Wad Mindudica
Lucre M. Baldwin
Johnsopkins Hospital
A. B. Collmar
This City
Margaret
Rice May
Frederick
Vada Warrenfeltz
Midaietown
Ruby Roderick
Urbana
Henrietta Barr
Woodaboro
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures
Weather log notes 24 hour precipitation near an inch. December to date unmelted snow and normal December precipitation listed. Figures include December 1935 at 2.66 inches and forecast 1936 precipitation near 9.49 inches. Yesterday high 29, low at night 24. Moonrise and moonset times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomarras
Emmitsburg Sewer Extension Plans Move Forward
Emmitsburg progresses on a WPA sewer extension with West Main Street work to connect about thirty more properties. Burgess Thompson and the Town Commissioners reviewed the project, funded by WPA, with approval acknowledged in 1934 and a target to begin Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Systen
Burgess M. J Taompoon
Seaermd
Amd
House Commons
Toanm
Nba
West Main Street
Thurecess Thompson
Toan
Teagerad Sons
Works Progress Administranion
Willy Uhe Old Cwa Board
Burgess Thompson
Snow Falls in Frederick Delays Start of Day
Frederick records its first light snowfall of the season with about one inch of snow followed by drizzle and rain. Traffic slows but no major accidents reported as sidewalks are treated and outdoor work begins despite the cold and wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
St Marys Chapter Plans Christmas Tea and Sale
St Marys Chapter of All Saints church meets to finalize plans for the annual Christmas tea and sale in the Parish House Sunday school room on December 15 from 3 10 to 5 pm. Chairmen are named for gift, apron, cake, candy, grab bag and tea tables. president Mrs Francis B Sappington oversees. The event marks the chapter's golden anniversary with a booklet in preparation and hopes to double membership by year start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
All Saints Church
Hattie Pickens
Emma Quilon
Still Content With Horse Declares Harsher Ride Preferred
In Manden West Virginia on December 2 Joe Turley a 69 year old mall caretaker says he has worn out two miles riding three horses and prefers no automobile. He explains he has ridden too long and would not know what to do in a car suggesting he is content with horse travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manden
W. Va
Joe Turley
Mall Care
Liz
Tomas
Circus Magnate John Ringling Dies in New York
John Ringling prominent circus owner and philanthropist dies at his New York home from bronchial pneumonia. The death marks a major loss for the Ringling family and the circus world with Ringling Brothers,Barnum & Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Ringling
25 Cent Verdict Appealed in Larceny Case
An appeal from a Maryland circuit court verdict concerns Raymond Cooper of Knoxville who was found guilty by Magistrate Morgan P. Rankles of larceny of railroad tires. The judge ordered costs to the county and required Cooper to pay 25 cents to Charles Tapple for the ties found along the Potomac river bank. The tires were alleged to be from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad property seized last March. Five tires were on Lanoe property and not claimed by the railroad. Three new tires were among eight taken. they must be returned to the railroad. Cooper posted 100 dollars bond for appeal and declined to pay Sapole 20 cents for the ties. Deputy Sheriff John R. Lloyd served the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cooper
Knoxville
Magstrate Morgan P. Rankles
Runkles
Coaneer
Charles Tapple
Potomac River
Baltimore and Onlo
Lanoe
Cooper
Sapole
John R. Lloyd
Thusband Saves Wife As Spark Ignites Clothing
Mrs William T. Reese of West Pith Street escaped serious injury Tuesday noon when a spark from a stove ignited her dress and apron. Her husband, entering from the basement, rolled her to the floor and extinguished the fire. He burned on his hand while aiding her, and Mrs Meese suffered injuries dating back to a broken hip three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Reese
West Pith Street
Ashe
Meese Saa
Gabe
Reere
Meese
European War Imminent Warns Spanish Premier in Valencia
premier Francisco Largo Caballero told the Spanish Socialist parliament in Valencia that a European war is imminent unless the League of Nations permits Spain to purchase arms. heavy air raids and a long siege mark Madrid’s fighting as Fascists and loyalists clash amid renewed international tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interepvon Roverit
CNRS
Europe
Betty Lerist
Brichtist
Geneva
Span’, & Elmist- Commun
Avid
Italy
Benin
Madrid
Francisco Largo Caballero
Valencia
League of Nations
Geremany
Siullet
University City
Great Britain
London
Reich
Spain
Rome
Odessa
Trome
Auto Strikes Bridge Side In Unionville
A Baltimore car driven by a man struck the side of a bridge near Unionville center around 1030 pm Tuesday. The driver and a companion escaped with cuts and bruises. the car was wrecked and later towed from the roadway. The bridge sits on a curved section noted as a frequent traffic danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Baltimore
Low Price Specialties Rise Amid Market Shuffle
An AP report notes the low price sector gaining ground as investors turn to cheaper options while blue chip leaders struggle for a recovery foothold. Dividends earnings and other business news buoyed the financial sector, offsetting some market weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orarnings
Delegates Laud Roosevelt At Inter American Peace Meeting
Delegates from two dozen American nations praised President Roosevelt at a conference in Buenos Aires, predicting success for his peacemaking efforts. The president was to leave the Argentine capital this afternoon after funeral services for a U. S. official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Buenos
Burno
Guy
Ameri
Gan Monson
Coneferen
Ponce Ec
Roaevelt
Justo
Pele
Prines
Tinka
United States
Cintyveau
Giennerieh
O Navy
United Fbates
South Amercn
UTM Botyay
Four Eighty Eight Frederick County 4-H Banquet Friday
The 4-H clubs of Frederick County will hold their annual banquet Friday evening at Calvary Methodist Church to honor 1936 achievements. County and state extension officials will attend along with Miss Dorothy Emerson and Mr Jenkins as guests of honor. The program includes creeds, talks on 4-H meaning, a Christmas story, and recognition of top projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Calvary Mel Church
Henry RR
Tansmaster
University of Mary Hind
Dorothy Emerson
EB Do Jenkins
Bate
Muth Nierdlemiis
Watel Lewis
Katheryn Buhrman
Frank Fogle
Judith Ault
Florence E. Williams
Emerson
Charles Remerburg
Jenkins
Adamstown
Bale Lenger
Emmitsburg
Liberty
Middletown
New Market
Thurmont
Walkersville
Jeiders
Braddock
Roy CG. Gline
Peagaville
Foxville
Marmony Grose
Ruth Baomley
Jefferson
Johnaville
John Green
Mra Lews
New Deal Fight Shapes Speakership Contest in Congress
Rodney Dutoteal reports from Washington on the looming contest for Speaker of the House as southern and northern factions clash over who will lead. Major candidates include Sam Rayburn and John J. O’Connor with other figures like Rankin, McCormick, Holland, Mead, and Ware discussed. The race centers on party unity, New Deal alignment, and balancing regional interests ahead of Congress in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutoteal
Witstmnsten
New Deal
Power Trust
Ian Rayburn
Tex
Interstate, Commerce
John J. O'Connor
New York
Phatrman
Computor
Rayburn
O'Connor
Arid
Dan
Thawburn
White House
Tenheers
Texas
Texans Legisature
Denham
Fortin
Duthay
Hibs
Che Holding Company
Comedi
Hopson
Asanetatodt CIA
Senate Lowby_ committee
Iyo Inp
Enya
Tammany
Rabath Ofdiols
New Yorker
Rayboon
Walt Blert
NEA Service
Tne
Working New Racket To Secure Easy Money
A fragmented tale from Frederick sketches a street begging scene where two men reportedly aided by loans of one cent and one dollar. Residents describe a recurring pattern of faux hardship used to elicit sympathy and cash.
Brunswick man given year jail term for drunkenness
Howard Lake of Brunswick was ordered jailed for one year by Justice Willan H W Compbsil after pleading drunkenness. Lake was arrested Sunday by Deputy Shen John Loyd on charges of drunkenness and divorce, with his wife testifying his health had deteriorated. The report notes prior debates about the so called "addled parliament" and a comment on James I’s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lake
Brunswick
Willan H W. Compbsil
Mrunawick
Lake
Densuty
John Loyd
Dauinkenoes
Hota
Arcken Mensant
Breakup in British Realm Hinted Amid Royal Affair Talks
London reports hint at possible breakup of the British realm over King Edward and Mrs. Wallis Simpson. Cabinet ministers weigh the idea of restoring the monarchy with Duke and Duchess of York as king and queen of Scotland. Ministers and press discuss constitutional crisis as the royal romance dominates debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Krow
Edward
Tomine
Wally Shimpton
Duke and Durhees
York
Quevin
Scotland
Yorks Thite Evening Post
Gouward
Oink
Washator
Duchess of York
Southind
Pelward
Mra
Wallis Simpoor
Meade
Simpson
Friendsip
Oe Htt
Rieniey Baldwin
Adinisers
Times
Edinburgh
Older Boys Conference to be Held in Wilmington
Delegates from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia travel to Wilmington for the fourteenth annual Older Boys Conference. Noted youth leaders will address sessions at the Y M C A with topics on Creative Living Inter Faith and inter racial relations and Crime and crimin als. The event opens Friday at 4 PM and closes Sunday noon with discussion groups led by Dr Grace Loucks Elliott Stover and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Dela Ware
Colunbia
Wilmington
Tesdera
Acasiona
Max M. Fisher
Unscity
Ater Asanciation
Row’ Wrest Berries
Aresians
Wilmington Y. M
Grace Loucks ‘Eliott
Messiah Lutherean Church
Philadelphia
Culberh T. Stephenson
UH Trust Division
American Banke Era Association
Rob Vetteril
United States Department of Duetion
Tor Disecutelon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Perses
Peter Case
Local Training School
Madden
Omarae Salpny
WPA
Ataual
Sysal Sma cd
Oghirusetom
Asd
Gladse Tasty
Fontatis
Circus Man
Justice Rankles
Thusband
Wife
Spark
Washington
Ike
War Department
Russia
Aires
U.S
Sonal Bodyguard
Willis Meadows
Vipiet Methawk
Eparray Aryreat
Buenos Aires
Truenos Airos
Netti
Bankhead
Vee Mastin
Connor So
Rudge Ghen Rayburn
Labbytote Rayburn
Congress
Tn Loi
Debbi
Jack Garner
Democratic
RAL Rtve
Bette Ouule
Alte
Broan University
Macvard Las Brynat
Merume
New York Ieee
Tammany Roy
Woo Heirke Cochran
Patea Hayat O Connor
Parker Coughtin
Yee
Meron Ap
Tata
Mya
James I
Duke and Duchess of
Hrs
Sasons
Randay Beliala
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!