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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1934
Page
3
The Frederick County Children’s Aid Society held its annual meeting with reports from President Charles McAfsshlas and others. Officers were re-elected, a nominating committee named, and a board of managers listed. The group discussed shifting focus from relief work to core child welfare amid growing county needs and changes in funding rules.
Mrs. Pue reports 126 children in care at year start with 140 wards by year end. 29 left care, 26 boarding, 8 work and 10 relatives, 2 adoptions, 45 free care and 50 boarded, with 1,107 home visits and 2,407 office interviews. Budget shows 51.3 percent on child care and 97 percent on administration. 24,072 miles covered. 17 juvenile court cases, 6 institutional commitments, and several out of town inquiries. Death of Rev E E Burgess noted. gratitude expressed to board and staff.
Marriage licenses issued for Matt Hammaker and Mary X Hogemogler both in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Walter Solomon and Vira M Martin from Washington and Lyon Park Virginia. Watkins M Brigg and Rachel Dreger from Meredithsville Virginia. George W Beeler widower 67 and Irene May Whetsell 58 of Sharpsburg. Lester Ward Crosby 21 and Anna Marie Hauger 21 of Staunton Virginia. Property deeds include Jennie Bfattoon to Frank J Gastley for $10 and transfers from Board of Education of Frederick County to Hubert Wolfe for $10. Amelia I Landis to Rudolph M Rau for $10. Pierce A Strine and wife to Frank Stoner for $10 and Frank L Stoner to Pierce A Strine for $10. News advertising pays big dividends.
On Thursday, at the residence of Mr and Mrs George W Young on the Seventh Street Pike near Praderick, five hogs weighing 550 532 450 445 pounds were slaughtered. The report lists numerous local residents including Mr and Mrs News, Mr and Mrs Harry Brome, Mr Chester Stevens and Mrs Maggie Routasha among others.
The guidance suggests that if an engine is hard to start, run the engine until warm and feel the base of each spark plug. The cool plug indicates one cylinder may be missing or not firing properly, signaling where to check for ignition or fuel delivery problems.
A fragment notes the substitution of ignricating oil for water as a cooling agent. The readable text provides limited context, leaving uncertainties about the project, location, or date. Further details are needed to identify the exact incident or source publication.
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