Annual Meeting of CAS Held and Officers Elected
The annual meeting of the Children’s Aid Society elected a Board of Managers for 1936 and reappointed officers including President Mathias, First Vice President Wechter, Second Vice President St Dutton, and secretaries McBride and Von E. A long report outlined the year’s activities in the Children's Department and Family Department, with summaries of placements, finances, and case types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Coaries
McO
Edwar Bittle
J. W Leslie
N. Cobleniz
A. B. Co Ison
M. R
George A. Hovland
Douglass Hoot
Mark Jes
Miss BM
Lowie Johnson
Paul S. Michael
Veronicodemus
Henry B Ramsburgh
Jol Renn
Jacob Roe Clyde Rowtson
Mass
Margaret St
Charles ‘Trail
Amos J Trater
G Bits Willams
George C Rhoderick, Jr
Lous
Easurer
Michael E. Puc
Kimber
Nicodemus
Children’s Department
Foster
Jennson
Mathas
Mathias
Children’s Aid Society
Honft
Fourteen Children Placed in Maryland Institutions
A historical report details fourteen children committed or placed in various Maryland institutions including Marland Training School for Boys, Montrose School for Girls, Marland Training School for Colored Girls, House of Reformation for Colored Boys, Nursery and Child's Hospital, St Vincent's Infant Asylum, and the Marland Home for Friends. The process involved court petition, psychological testing, and medical examinations. Perematric clinics were run under the State Department with fifteen children presented by the GC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pue
Children’s Department
Maryland
Chidran
Home
Fue
Ss Bos
Marland Training School
Montrose School
Marland ‘Training School
House of Reformation
St Vin~cent
Ashum
Marland Hom
Fuarn
Hgh Sonca
Wnversa
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Countries Department
Ffteen
Manfred S Gullmanner
Mansfield man jailed after Sunday incident and hearings
A Frederica man escaped, was jailed after a Sunday event. Sheriff Ree Hutner lodged an in custody hearing for several suspects. State police arrested Joseph Rippims on related charges as officers reported information tying a series of mobile incidents to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.cers
Frederica
Mandy Fiest
Walter Ko
Sherif Reebe Hutner
Ana
Joseph Rippims
Sao Sas Alco Iodgeo Sr
Mayss
Ipipan
Lirco
Sind
Local Event Notes and Names Mentioned in Muddled Text
Fragmentary reading lists people and places from a local scene including Montgomery, Dash, Maryland, St Louis, Antapolis, and the executive mansion. The garbled text references families, holidays, governors, and social names like Mr and Mrs Nice, Basil Gosnell, and Harry Warnes without a clear, coherent event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Harry W. Nice
Taneytown Holiday Gatherings and Local Guests
A jumble of names and places details visits and hosting during the holiday season. Families from Taneytown Frederick and nearby towns, including Mr and Mrs Kane and relatives, welcomed guests such as Mr and Mrs Metdt and Ms Arnold, with others listed in the local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em. S.J. Fadehan
War Gallery
Robert Galery
Bethesda
Arnold Lus
Agnes Arnold Vard Hetdt
Orland
Dehn Seuffer
Mins
Josephine Sin Als
Jeane
Do Oc
Willan
Fredericasburg
Gienthe
Mis Rd Metdt
Mis Rd Metdt Mir A ‘Bulemore
Kane
Ester
Son
Daud
Jay
Grimt
Hewitt Daughter Sues Mother Over Trust Funds
The case involves Ann Couper Hewitt suing her mother for control of a trust and an accounting of funds. The 1930s article notes the daughter accuses the mother of forcing close confinement and abuse to sever motherhood, amid a fortune from the Hewitt founder's inventions. The attorney says a separate suit seeks an accounting of funds from the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Attornes
Peter Cooper Hewitt
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C.A.S
Keew Ieee
Frederick
Tenney
Greensih
Conn
Sue Tenney
Tance
Ch Satier
Mansfield
Anil Sheri
Peisoner
Baltimore
Evanina Beer
Cwmpany
Alain Frem
Perdin
Montgomery
Cape
Puesany Pany Paar
Ard Mira
Caelng
Bonsuck
Vinhal
St Louis
Taneytown
Jan
Haines
John Daneher
Clarence Jamma
Greg Kiser
Kasey
Grand- Anna Mae Kuen
Kersine
Ths
Sx .Ou
Moskis
A. Ee
Aspir
Vauwhter
Ann Couper Heatt
Quaker City Cleaner?s and Dyers
North Market Street
Ad Sterling Silverware
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Maulket Street
Victor Coffee
Mother’s Joy Coffee
Peg
Nouse
Liccars & Myaas Tosacco Co
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