Maryland to Boost Education Budget Through 1927
State Superintendent Albert S. Cook announces Maryland public school funding plans totaling about 13 million for 1925 1926 and 1937 with increases for high schools elementary education textbooks vocational and health programs. The plan aims to aid poorer counties and Baltimore while distributing funds to local boards and the state normal schools.
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Maryland
State Board of Education
Albert S. Cook
Cook
County Boards of Education
Baltimore
State Department of Education
Towson Frostbury
Salisbury
Bowie
Baltimore City
California
Baltimore Eli
State normal schools budget includes Eastern Shore project
The request itemizes salaries at 400 dollars each and totals 20 000 dollars. An overall increase of 187 062 dollars funds the four state normal schools and covers maintenance for the new Eastern Shore Normal School under construction at Sullabary.
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Eastern Shore Normal School
Sullabary
Birthday Surprise For Franklin Cramer At Walkersville Home
A December 10 birthday surprise was hosted by Mr and Mrs William Cramer near Walkersville. Guests included Marian Ripley Mary Tyson Edna Esterly Helen Reese Katye Stup Negna Little Minerva Payne Helen Cram Julie Sheeley Ethe Cram Ann Cockrell Lella Bartgis Elizabeth Winter Ella Bentz Roy Feaga Irving Thoman Robert Hartman Kemp Cashour Jack McCabe Frank Shipley Mervin Green Guy Cramer Clyde Green Alton Whitmore Fran ela Hartman Franklin Reese and Harry Morgan.
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Wiliam Cramer
Walkersville
Franklin
William Cramer
Marian Ripley
Mary Tyson
Edna Esterly
Helen Reese
Katye Stup
Neg’na Little
Minerva Payne
Helen Cram
Julie Sheeley
Ethe Cram
Ann Cockrell
Lella Bartgis
Elizabeth Winter
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Sage Dr. Cook
Education Head
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Frederick County National Bank NO
North Market Street
Kemp
Patrick Street
Frederick
Frice
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick, Maryland
Green Motor Car CO
West Patrict St. Frederick, Md
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