Welfare Board May Enter Suit Over Welfare Salaries
Baltimore February 9 court action may be started if conferences fail to resolve the fight over paying welfare workers in Washington County. The state welfare director said a gap of 1100 to 1200 dollars exists between funds provided by the county and the state standards act requirements. Patterson noted that the act fixes minimum and maximum pay and provides one fifth of the difference annually for each worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington County
J. Milton Patteron
Couny
Patterson
Charles F. Wagaman
Washigton
Memer
Board Ofounty Commissioners
Thateason
Hall ‘Ammiond
Local Flying Nurse Ready For Duty With American Troops
Lieutenant Margaret B. Rice of Frederick graduates as an air evac nurse at Bowman Field Kentucky after serving at Alexandria Louisiana. She trains in Jeep driving and rigorous drills to accompany planes into forward battle areas. Her brother Lewis Rice is in the U S Medical Corps at Camp Barkeley and her father is an American Legion veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Pacific Isles
Margaret B. Rice
Frederick
Army Air Force School of Air Evacuation
Bowman Field
Rice
Frederick High School
Head College
Union Memorial Hospital
Army Air Corps
U.S. Army Air Base
Alexandria
Roger R. Rice
Clarke Place
Lewis A. Rice
U. S. Medical Corps
Camp Barkeley
Maryland Holstein records list two notable cows
Production records from the Holstein-Friesian Association of America, verified by the University of Maryland Extension Service, name two Maryland cows. Bettie Jane De Kol Orrosby Lass, owned by Ira D. Ifert of Middletown, 586 pounds butterfat, 15 993 pounds milk, 344 days, 7 years 10 months old. Frederick-Rolo Rhapsody, owned by Charles Wertheimer of Frederick, 401 pounds butterfat, 12 400 pounds milk, 348 days, 4 years 7 months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Maryland
The
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Ira. D.ifert
Middletown
Bettie Jane de Kol
Orrosby Lass
Charles Wertheimer
Frederick—Rolo Rhapsody
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Relief From Cough Promises Quick Sleep and Rest
An ad touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for coughs, bronchitis, and chest colds. It claims relief by reaching the bronchial mucous membranes, easing phlegm, and aiding healing without narcotics. If unsatisfied, the buyer gets a money back guarantee.
Fewer Passenger Car Tires For Civilians
Washington reports 6,000,000 to 12,000,000 fewer passenger car tires available for civilians this year. Previously 30,000,000 tires were considered the essential annual minimum. Rubber director Dewey says the situation is tight but not disastrous and expects no further tightening for about six months. He cites increased pre invasion demand from the armed forces as a major cause of the shortage of synthetic rubber and cotton cord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bradley Dewey
Dewey
Butchering Held At Leatherman Home Near Walkersville
A community butchering at the Leatherman residence featured four hogs slaughtered with the largest at 431 pounds yielding about 10 cans of lard. Participants included numerous local families from Leatherman, Ecker, Grossnickle, Nusbaum, Staley, Zentz, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butuchering
Lloyd W. Leatherman
Walkersville
Lloyd Leatherman
Elmer E. Leatherman
Gettysburg
Paul Ecker
Union Bridge
Roger Grossnickle
Earl Nusbaum
Woodsboro
Paul Grossnickle
Myersvile
Harry Staley
Chester Zentz
Thurmont
Horace Smith
Foster Leatherman
Lew Warner
William
Boots, powder claim to relieve rash for Mexicans
A short, unclear ad style item touts a medicated powder named Mezsans to relieve and prevent a rash common to Mexicans, referencing “Boothe, cool, relieve disper rash” and urging use of the nutringent product.
Notable Summons Cited In Collateral Court Proceedings
Collateral cases list J. C. McKenner Latrose Pa cited by Officer Benjamin Phebus and Melvin W. Staley Walkersville Md cited by Officer Harry Phillips. Four summoned include Joseph L. Hummer Williamsville Md cited by Officer Phillips A W Williams Hagerstown cited by Sergi Dorsey Lloyd C Flock Rt 4 Frederick cited by Officer Sherman Boone and Millard A Haines Frederick cited by Officer Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McKenner
Latrose
Benjamin Phebus
Melvin W. Staley
Walkersville
Harry Phillips
Joseph L. Hummer
Williamsville
Phillips
A. W. Williams
Hagerstown
Sergi. Dorsey
Lloyd C. Flock
Rt. 4
Frederick
Sherman Boone
Millard A. Haines
Valuable Dairy Farm Auction in Barnesville Maryland
Public sale of a Montgomery County dairy farm near Barnesville on February 15, 1944 at 2:00 p.m. includes 312 acres with 240 cultivated, timber, two houses, a 30-stanchion cow barn, dairy facilities, wagon shed and various outbuildings. 10 percent deposit required, balance cash by April 1, 1944. property described with title by Susie Funk. sale conducted by Emmett R. Bowlus, Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Null
Alvie M. Eisler
Clark
Montgomery County
Barnesville
Maryland
Wellington
Honal
IRS
Susie Funk
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Sele
Emmett RK. Bowlus
Frederick, Md
Public sale of Nash Hotel property in Frederick Maryland
Della E Dotson offers at public sale the Nash Hotel property at 24 South Market Street Frederick MD including a three story brick dwelling. Sale on February 1 1944 at 1230 PM with cash terms a 1000 deposit and balance in ten days. Personal property to follow sale listing extensive furnishings and equipment. Proceeds to be used to transfer title with all costs on purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della E. Dotson
Nash Hotel
South Market Street
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Helen L. Huffer
Samantha E. Nash
Delis E. Dotson
Dotson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Welfare Board
State War Finance Comittee
Howard W. Jackin
Jackson
Theederal Reserve Bank of Rich
London
Perin Gulf
Mediterranean
Commons
Anthony En
House
Lord Halifax
Abassador
United States
Leonard David Immons
Eden
Emanuel]inwell
Brih
LLIB
P.L. Hargett&Co
South Market St. Fhone
F. L. Hargett & CO
Niewepaperh
iHiyes
Lieut
Margaret E. Rice
Lydia E. Pinkham
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States Employment Service For War Manpower Commission
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Frederick, Maryland
Pasaenger
Diapek
Yale
Royal Jewelers
Geipence
Toval Nes
Bulova
Rer Buzabeth
Jewels
Money
Sisa
Jowels
JANET
Jewatr
Beatrice
Ei Ee
KTT Jawaly
T Jewelers
Harrisburg, Millersburg
Lewistown
Tahanow, York, Hanover
Chambersburg
Pottstown, Pa
Martinsburg
W. Ve
Frederick, Martland
Sam
Jefferson
Log Cabin Inn
Deering
Ford Motors
Enterprise
John W. King
Ploneer
H. Bruce - Hammond
Libertytown
Mad
Leo Reaver
Westminster
John W. Kingmaar Jefferson
M. F. Stup
Woodfeld
DamMascus
Guy Ahalt
Eva Little
Burkittsville
Charles E. Houck
Caresville
John C. Derr
Kemptown
Charles .E. Shaw
Sharpsburg
Raymond C
Cora E. Putman
Creagerstown
Wm. T. Biser
Mt. Pleasant
Dewey Brown
Clagettsville
BeCarl
Ramsburg
Cinganore Road
C. Elmer Clune
Harmony
J. Edward Chaney
Barrisville
Mt. Airy
Main & Rosenstock
Gas House
Mike
Wm. W. Stoneburner
Geo. C. Reynolds
Glison’s Mills
Charles €. Lines
Ballencer Creek Road
Harvey
Bohn
Willams Bros
New London
Viola Roderick
Ardaha
Austin Young
St. Pike
Ederick
N. Gordon
Jeferson
Norman £. Sutely
Woodsboro- Creagerstown Pike
F. L. Curfman
Medford
Carroll Co
Raymond N. Reeder
Middle- Ofd
Sekwarls Brox
Urbana
Everett W. Mullisix
Long Corner
Mt. Alty
Jopeer L. Smith
Lee M. Howes
Washington Cove
W. Waller Cutler
Paul K. Ahait
Migdietown & Jefferson
M. W. Stitely
C. T. Davis
Trom
Williamson’s
Singer
Wall of Troy
Hoover
Bruce Hammond
John &. Smith
Robert BR. Curfman
Homer Wareheim
Antonyohn Road
Roop's
Oliver
Wlard
Leo Beaver
Sterling E. Blackston
Audt
Ermond L. Kelly
Beani Sinn
Trout
Kelly
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