Annual meeting of Frederick County Children's Aid Society
Officers and managers for the coming year were elected at the Frederick county Maryland Children's Aid Society annual meeting in the Evangelical Lutheran church chapel. Rev. Dr. Meeks spoke on why the society matters, and the annual report detailed 1937 finances, casework, schooling, and foster-home activity with board, staff, and community support lauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Courty
Maryland
Children’s Aid Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church Chapel
Charles McC. Mathias
Charles E Wehler
Edgar H. McBride
George P VanEiff
Virgil W. Doub
Emmett R. Bowlus
J. W. L. Carty
Leslie N. Coblentz
A. B Collinus
John W. Eldridge
A. Hart Etchison
Mor. Etchison
Abram Hemp
George A. Holland
Mark Jenkins
M Louise Johnson
Otho J. Keller
Benjamin W. Meeks
Paul S. Michael
Vernon W. Nicodemus
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Johns. Renn
Jacob Rosenstotk
T. Clyde Boutson
Margaret Steiner
Malcolm 5 Taylor
Charles 8
Tral
Amos J. Traver
Robert L. Warfield
Louis L. Wilson
Hammond Amer
Arthur D. Willard
John S. Renn
M. R. Etchison
Meeks
Adamstown Women’s Club
Children's Bureau
Pue
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Maryland State School For
Maryland School For the Blind
Children’s Department
Mes
Maryland Training School
St Mary's Industrial School
Cheltenham School
Montrose School
Episcopal Orphan Home
Maryland Home
Child Welfare League of America
Board of State Aid and Charities
Towice
County Health Department
A. S
Leo Kanner
Baltimore
Frederick County
Snouffer
Herwig
Board of Managers
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick
Press
Red Cross
Federated Charities
The
Welfare Board
Frederick City Hospital
Montevue
Anti-Lynching Bill May Split Democrats
Southern Senators warned Northern Democrats that backing the anti-lynching measure could split the Democratic Party. Senator Harrison urged caution about breaking the South’s faith, while Senator Miller from Arkansas argued the South would revolt if federal power intruded into local communities. Harrison urged presidential and Supreme Court hopefuls to listen before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Miller
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Senate
Answers to Cranium Craciors from Tetley page four
Quiz on page four tests readers with five rapid questions. It states water is oxidized hydrogen H2O and cannot burn again. It claims Tory colonists opposed armed resistance in the American Revolution. It notes bee wing movement creates buzz. It asserts no tin mines exist in the United States though tin is found in Alaska. It adds Hail to the Chief is played only for the President and mentions New Brunswick’s seaboard length about 550 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
Mrs Mary Sinn Injured After Fifth Street Collision
Mrs Mary E Sinn a 67 year old widow of JC Edward Sinn was seriously injured in a Monday evening accident on Fifth Street near Market when struck by a truck. She suffered fractures to both legs head laceration and shock rushed to Frederick City hospital. Driver Roscoe E DeGrange 1656 Baltimore and Ohio avenue held on $1000 bond. he said he tried to avoid her while crossing from south to north side of Fifth Street after crossing Market on a green light. No witnesses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E Sinn
JC. Edward Sinn
Fifth and
Market Streets
Linn
Frederick City Hospital
Roscoe E. DéGrange
Baltimore and Ohio Avenue
Emmett R. Bowlus
DeGrange
Sinn
North Market Street
Walter E. Sinn
Gus Tyeryar
Tyeryar
World's largest electric light bulb unveiled at Menlo Park
The 131 foot monument on Thomas Edison's original laboratory site at Menlo Park New Jersey features a pear shaped finial housing the world's largest electric bulb. The bulb stands 14 feet high and 2 inches thick, weighs 6,000 pounds of glass in 153 sections, and will be lit by interior bulbs totaling 5,200 watts. Lighting will be controlled remotely from dedication ceremonies in New York next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edison
Menlo Park
New York
Hoffman awards rewards in Lindbergh case split
Gov. Harold G. Hoffman distributed twenty two thousand dollars to nine men and one woman from New Jersey’s twenty five thousand reward for tracing the Lindbergh baby’s kidnapper. He kept the rest for over one hundred others and urged the case not fully solved despite Hauptmann’s execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J. Dan
Harold G. Hoffman
New ‘Jersey
Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Walter Lyle
Hauptmann
Blemington
Hoffman
Wood
Arthur Koehler
Madison
Wis
Hauptman
Amandus Hechmuth
Hopewell
Millard Whithead
Sourland Mountains
Joseph A. Perrone
New York
Rac
Celia Barr
Charles B. Rossiter
Bridges Ton
Rossiters
Treasury
Larceny Charge Against Jacob Gue Is Dismissed
Circumstantial evidence against Jacob Gue in two larceny charges before Justice Sinn was deemed insufficient for conviction and both warrants were dismissed. Restaurant operator Steve Kritsings alleged Gue stole jewelry shoes and a pineapple can. items found in a room Gue rented. Gue claimed he did not know how the articles arrived there. Chief of Police Allen Barigis investigated. Henry Weedon charged with assault and battery and fined. Walter Hallman fined for drunkenness. S A Brown and others forfeited parking collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gue
Walter E. Sinn
Steve Kritsings
Gue
Krutsing
Allen Barigis
Henry L. Weedon
Barton L. Jackson
Emmerit R. Bowlus
Walter Hallman
Frank , Dorsey
Reno
S. A. Brown
John
Zimmer man couple mark thirty ninth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joseph D Zimmer man celebrate their thirty ninth wedding anniversary at their East Church street home. Mr Zimmerman has been employed at the jotting Works for seventeen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Zimmerman
Church Street
Zimmerman
Ee Jotting
Poultry Show Opens in Baltimore With 34 Classes
In College Park on January 10, the Maryland State Poultry Council and affiliated groups open the sixth State Poultry Products Show featuring 34 egg and baby chick contests. Co sponsored by the State Farm Bureau and University of Maryland Extension Service, the event runs through January 13. Council president Herbert D. Copeland of Anacostia, D. C., will preside at the January 12 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland State Poultry Council
State Farm Bureau
The
University of Maryland Extension Service
Herbert D. Copeland
Anacostia
D. C
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OFOAS
DR. Meeks
Coast and Aeodetic Survey
Courece Fraternity
Heepiocs
Rae
Tetley
New Brunswick
Canada
Seattle
John F. Dore
Victor A. Meyers
Meyers
Dore
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Harry Bridges
Dave Beck
L. Power
Mary E. Sinn
Market and
Fifth Sts
Bond
New Jersey
Delphey’s
West Patrick ST
Poultry Products
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
Balbriggan
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