Frederick County Children’s Aid rejects beer fees funding
The Frederick County branch of the Maryland Children’s Aid Society announced at its annual meeting that it will relinquish its claim to beer and liquor license fees, with funds redirected to countywide purposes. Officers were elected and praise for ongoing child welfare work was voiced by President Charles McC Mathias and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maland Children’s Aid Society
Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
Charles E. Wehler
RS. J Dutrow
Edgar H. McBride
George P. von Elf
Virgie W. Doub
D. Edgar Bittle
J. W. L. Carty
Leslie N .Coblentz
A. B. Collius
William B. Leichert
A Hart Etchison
M. R. Etchison
Abram Hemp
C. Mason Hoffman
George Holland
Douglass Heoff
Mark Jenkins
M. Louise Johnson
Paul
Michael
Vernon Nicodemus
John &. Renn
Jacob
Arhad
Special Assembly
Children's Aid Society
Maryland Training School For
Montrose School For
House of Reformation
Springfield State Hospital
Maryland School For
Overlea
Maryland
Charles McG. Mathias
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick
Press
County Health Department
Board of Welfare
Federated Charities
Salvation Army
The
Red Cross
Frederick City Hospital
Montevue
Fogle
Helen Snoutffer
Genevieve Herwig
Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Virgil W. Doub
New Models Arranged for Boarding Mothers Meetings
Mrs. Pue schedules quarterly sessions to discuss common issues in Frederick County child welfare. The year 1934 shows fewer children in care but more in boarding homes, signaling rising maintenance costs in 1935. The executive secretary and staff are praised for extensive visits, interviews, and efforts to aid dependent children, with a strong community funding response despite some decline in individual contributions.
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Pie
Snouffer
Berwig
Frederick County
Childrens Aid Society
Michael E Pue
Children’s Department
Maryland
Alumni pick officers at Gaithersburg High School
At a Gaithersburg meeting on January 7 the Alumni Association elected officers: President Albert Clagett Jr, Vice-President Harry Hammond, Secretary Gertrude Offutt, and Treasurer Dudley Robertson, with Robertson reelected.
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Gaithersburg
The
Gaithersburg High School
Albert Clagett, Jr
Harry Hammond
Gertrude Offfutt
Dudley Robertson
Abandon Liner In Storm Near Palm Beach
The 177 passengers and crew of the liner Havana were forced to abandon ship as heavy seas threatened to sink the vessel after it ran aground the Manzanilla shoals, 74 miles northeast of Palm Beach Florida. Ward Lines operates the New York Cuba Mexico route.
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Havana
Manzanila Shoals
Palm Beach
Fla
Ward Lines
New York
Cuba
Mexico
Fire companies elect officers at annual meetings and banquets
Annual meetings of the Junior and United Fire Companies were held Monday night in the engine halls. Officers for the coming year were elected, including presidents Lewis R. Dertzbaugh and W Bartgis Storm, with a foreman emeritus chosen for the Juniors and a three way race settled for foreman. Banquets followed, with over 200 served, and comments by Mayor Lloyd C. Culler and city officials. Dues rules were revised, allowing active members to vote and attend banquets while inactive members retain membership without voting rights.
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United Pire
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
W. Bartgis Storm
Uniteds
George William Shipley
Foreman
Francis Davis
Augustus Boyne
Luther Bell
Charles E. Troxell
George Miller
Frank B. Sappington
Margaret Hartman
Lloyd C. Culler
Edward J. Smith
Jesse W. Kolb
Culler
Engine House
John & Renn
Dertzbaugh
Mayor Culler
Lewis R. Dertabaugh
Franklin N. Shipley
F. Lester Smith
Lewis Bay~er
Chester Hamilton
Edward Nusbaum
Charles Bell
William Simmons
Harry Danner
Edward Esterly
Charles Hahn
Charles Heider
Ralph Brust
Frank Boost
Hamilton Davis
Melvin Pax
Joseph Gearinger
Will
Citizens Truck Company
C. E. Wehler
A. A. Redcliff
Independent Hose Company
Wiliam M. Storm
Robert A. Bennett
The
Dudley Page
Citizens
Charles F. Goodell
Kolb
Robert L. Grove
Smith
H.L. Guiney
Jack Phillips
Crouse-Hinds Company
Syracuse
N.Y
Frederick
Phillips
RB. L. Smith
Roy Schroeder
David M. Kemp
Mr. Bennett
Harry E. Butcher
Henry B. Debring
Nicholas O. Lease
Thomas H. Chew
Glenn H. Worthington
C. Elmer Hull
Mr. Storm
United Parade Association
Ralph F. Lipps
William D. Lipps
Walter H. Duvall
W. Barrys Storm
Lioyd C. Culler
William M. Storm
Robert L. Smith
Henry L. Bennett
L. S.C Darner
W. L. C. Fisher
James Marrone
Leonard Storm
Harry I. Lipps
Walter Lipps
Edgar Miler
Charles H. Marman
Donald Fry
Irving Harrison
Joseph O. Hooper
John Fox
Harold Fry
Franklin Grove
James E. Hargett
Arthur Hoffman
Lewis “Ben” Marman
Earl Mobley
Ernest Poole
Howard Schade
George Smith
Charles PF. Goodell
Charles Bewehrer
Carroll County Public Schools Audit Cost 1934
Carroll county public schools spent 387464.47 to operate in 1934. Audit cited receipts of 3085.81 from State of Maryland 1475.62 from Carroll county 640.46 from adjoining counties and other funds. A remaining balance of 9621.34 was shown after expenditures.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Oace
State of Maryland
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Children’s Aid
Frederick County Board of Welfare
Board of State Acts and Charies
Atres
Abandon
Yee
Uniteds Meeting
Bartals Storm
Joseph Nathan Kane
Springfield
Mass
Diego Alvarez Chanca
Springfield Armory
Arnold Guyot
Union Theological Seminary
Chanca
San Domingo
Seville
Seville Library
C. E. Cline & Son Ambulance and Funeral Service
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Carty’s
Carty
C. C. Carty Ancorporated
Patrick St
Hendrickson
McCall Fashion Book
McCall
Paktern
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