Bond issue proposed for Frederick high school replacement
A largely attended Winchester Hall meeting endorsed a bill enabling county commissioners to issue bonds up to 500000 for a new Frederick high school. The proposal aims to finance 60 to 65 percent of the cost via government grants, with local funds possibly 200000 to 225000, while addressing severe overcrowding and outdated facilities at the current school.
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Frederick
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Winchester Hall
B Eatton
General Assembly
PWA
WPA
Am Special Committee
Guy K. Motter
Clara W. M. Latsser
William B. Bennett
Motter
Unness
Sam W. Maples
A. B. Codmus
G. Hunter Bowers
William B
Bennett
Amos J. Travers
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Board of Education
G. Nevin Robert
Leety
Preartich Hirth
Frederick High School
College of Univer
Overcrowded Frederick High Highlights Library and Classrooms
An analysis notes severe overcrowding at Frederick High School with insufficient classrooms and library space. It cites limited facilities, large teacher loads, and the impact on individual instruction, remedial work, and home arts and music offerings. Projections show rising enrollments and a peak within two years, stressing costs and resources.
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New Effort To Isolate Spanish War
London Feb 15 Representatives of Europe s major powers set two deadlines in the drive to isolate the Spanish civil war The sub committee of the international hands off Spain committee ordered a foreign enlistment ban to take effect at midnight Saturday February 12 and plans for full isolation including neutral observers and a naval blockade to be ready and in operation by midnight March The full committee was to meet to ratify the decisions Portugal s delegate noted his government s silence while other powers prepared to proceed regardless If Portugal withdraws the other powers will blockade both her and Spain Seaweed fiber shift noted for new industry and hose sails materials
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London
Europe
Spain
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Russia
Portugal
Man Dies After Shock From Express at Brunswick Yard
Daniel C. Woods a 60 year old Baltimore and Ohio railroad yard conductor died after being struck by suction from an approaching westbound express at Brunswick yard. He collapsed near the tracks and died at noon after being treated at home. Survived by wife, several children, one grandson, a brother and a sister. funeral arrangements to follow.
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Daniel C. Woods
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Woods
Noord
Brunswick Yard
William Sehnachfer
Beunswick
Woolf
Brotherhood of Railroad
Order of Eagles
A M Elgin
Hagerstown
Roy C. Woods
Mes
Clara Clarke
Ralph ‘Thomas
Mroes Helden
Minnie Woods
Daniel C. Woods, Jr
Donald Woods
Braunswick
William Woor Brunswick
Enna Barger
Farmers to Get Their Checks About March
Farmers who took part in the 1930 Agricultural Conservation program are expected to receive initial checks about March 1. At a county conservation association luncheon at Hotel Frederick, E C Speaks reported the 1936 program's status and noted most recipients had not yet submitted payments to Washington. The treasurer Miss Edwith Winpigter showed the program’s admin cost near $3 per farm, and New Market’s W E Burall cited Frederick County leading in 1936 signups. Plans for 1937 were outlined for a more definite follow up.
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County Conservation Association
Frederck
E C. Speaks
Washington
Edwith Winpigter
W.E Burall
New Mareket
State Conservation Committee
Frederick County
Organi Vations
Wall
Hetet
Local Unionville Group Names Officers and Directors
C Speaks presides with M D Nicot demus as vice president. Henry KR Shoemak er named County Agent, Edith Wainpigs ter as secretary, Sam uiel J Royer treasurer. Other officers include Jones Baker, Ira T Sears, George D Derr, George Le Allnutt, C A Stottlemyer, A M Etzler, and W E Burall as directors.
Two More Divorce Suits Filed In Emmitsburg Area
Two divorce actions were filed over the weekend. Edgar J. Sheiner accuses wife Mrez Belle B. Shriner of unfaithfulness in Emmitsburg, with co-respondents to be named at a hearing. they wed October 18, 1931, and have one child in plaintiff’s custody. Alton Y. Bennett is attorney. Evelyn E. Morgan sues Donald J. Morgan for absences and support, seeks absolute divorce, alimony, restitution of property, and restoration of her maiden name Evelyn E. Long. married April 15, 1938, by Rev. Ge Ellis Williams. Morgan alleged to earn $90–$100 monthly. she received about $10 for household needs. Court ordered $30 monthly alimony and $39 attorney fee unless shown otherwise by February 24.
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Edgar J. Sheiner
Mrez
Belle B. Shriner
Emmitsburg
Emmntsburg
Plaints
Alton Y. Bennett
Evelyn E Morgan
Donald J. Morgan
Ge Ellis Williams
Morgan
Reno S. Harp
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Frederigly County Board of Eihuation
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Chamber of Catntmeter
Frederich High School
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Maryland
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Ajac
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E. Patrick Street
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Lowe
Japan
Mater
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Southern Methodist Church
A. FE. Owens
Reformed
Knoxville
C. H. Feete and Son
Musette
Santo Ped
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
McCall's
McCall
McCale Patterns
ALR
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