Grateful Hopi pay attorney $1 million after land case
Hopi Tribe council in northeast Arizona awards attorney John S. Boyden $1 million for 26 years of work on the land dispute with the Navajo over 22 million acres. Of the sum $778,000 covers legal fees and $220,000 honors taking the case when others would not.
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Kanab
Utah
Arizona
John S. Boyden
Salt Lake City
U.S. Supreme Court
Bowden
Boyden
Allen Tiboals
Bryan Croft
Couple Wed in Sabillasville at St John’s UCC
Miss Lois C. Fisher and Merle A. Flohr of Rocky Ridge were married November 26 at St John’s United Church of Christ Sabillasville in a double ring ceremony. Rev Claude H. Corl officiated. The bride wore a blue nylon dress with a white carnation corsage. They reside at the groom’s home after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois C. Fisher
Donald E., Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Merle A. Flohr
Amos Flohr
St. John’s United Church of Christ, Sabillasville
Claude H. Cor
Carolyn Strawsburg
Harold Strawsburg
Welfare Payments Top $50,000 in Frederick County
The State Department of Welfare spent over $50,000 for October in Frederick County. Grants included $22,902.46 to 604 dependent children in 187 families and $8,409.48 for old age assistance to 161 persons. Public assistance to the needy blind and to disabled individuals totaled smaller sums.
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State Department of Welfare
Frederick County
Foster care payments total and average per child
The report shows 179 children in care with an average payment of 67.92 dollars each, totaling 12 158.55 dollars. The figures reflect the overall funding obligation for foster care during the period.
Emory and (Mrs) Bittle Celebrate 60th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Emory Bittle of Hagerstown formerly Midvalley quietly marked their 60th wedding anniversary on November 23 They were married in Myersville at the bride s home by Rev Otto E Bregenzer Both are 83 and have a daughter Mrs Harry Brandenburg and a son Richard living in Aberdeen
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Emory Bittle
Hagerstown
Mid ‘Dletown Valley
Myersville
Otto E. Bregenzer
Harry Brandenburg
Richard
Aberdeen
Bolivar Man Uses Bow and Arrow on Deer in Sleepy Creek
Alfred Collins, a Bolivar West Virginia hunter, killed a deer with a bow and arrow in the Sleepy Creek public hunting area near Bolivar. The report also notes New York leads the Union in doll manufacturing with over 350 establishments employing about 11,000 people in dolls and related goods.
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Bolivar
W. Va
Alfred Collins
Sleepy Creek
State of
New York
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Frederick, Marylana
Sabillasville
COAL
Fuel Oil
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
C & P Telephone Company of
Maryland
Nationwide Bell System
Brigg
Fancy L
A&P’s
California
Calmeria
Florida
Fenwick
A&p Orange Juice
Kraft Velveeta
Clapp’s Baby Foods
Hershey’s
Ann Page
Cans
Jane Parker
Sach
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