Decline in Maryland Death Rates Reported for 1933
Baltimore January 13 The State Board of Health reports lower death rates in 1933 for tuberculosis typhoid and diphtheria with infant mortality at a record low. Births 37,344 and deaths 20,624 statewide. Baltimore City and county totals broken out. population estimates placed at 1,689,190 for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Board of Health
R. H. Ruey
Maryland
Department
Bureau of Vital Statistics
John Collison
Collinson
Baltimore City
Officers Elected by Rockville Building and Loan Association
At the annual meeting of the Citizens' Building and Loan Association of Montgomery County directors were chosen. John B. Diamond is president and Frank L. Hewitt first vice president. George M. Wolfe serves second vice president and secretary treasurer. William F. Prettyman is attorney. An executive committee includes Diamond Hewitt Robertson Pretty man Wolfe Doyle and Marlowe. An appraisal committee comprises Diamond Hewitt Robertson Severance Doyle and Marlowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Citizens‘ Building & Loan Association of
Montgomery County
John B. Diamond
Frank L. Hewith
Clifford H. Robertsort
George M. Wolfe
William F. Prettyman
Frank B. Severance
Harold E. Doyle
Claude W. Mitchell
Willlam R. Pumphrey, Jr
Howard H. Hewlett
Howard M. Mahowe
Garland W
Diamond
Hewitt
Robertson
Prettyman
Marlowe
Severance
Doyle
Carroll County Courthouse to gain wings and moved offices
Westminster Md Jan 13 plans to enlarge the Carroll County Courthouse call for a wing on each side and vaults to be raised. The clerk of the court offices and the Orphans Court will move to the second floor following an informal conference with Chief Judge F Neale Parke and county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Carroll County
Orphans’ Court
F. Neale Parke
Burkittsville P T A outlines year program and officers
Burkittsville P T A executive committee and program group set for the coming year with officers led by President Samuel Ausherman and Secretary Evelyn Magaha. Meetings planned for October January March and May. Christmas operetta funded by the school. World Book encyclopedia purchase authorized. January 16 program includes group singing guitar solo and a New Year activity. Also notes a separate Thurston area farm sale netting 1200 with horses cattle hogs and prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P-T. A
Burkittsville
Samuel Ausherman
Hazel Holter
Evelyn Ma~gaha
John Wetnight
J. Christian Skidmore
Lloyd Hemp
Ted Beachley
Daniel Guyton
Elizabeth Horine
W. C. Marker
Stuart Bowlus
Earl Lowell
Luther Brown
Benjamin Rohrback
George Karn
Edwin Freed
Hilda Wetnight
David Young
J.C. Skidmore
Loreraine Huffer
Ellen Hartsock
Gamelia Jennings
Lorraine Lowell
Charles Lowell
Hayes Huffer
Paul Anders
Roy Ausherman
Clayton Himes
Donald Zecker
Towels Big and Thick Dominate Household Linen
A Milliner style article from McCall's Magazine for The News extols oversized bath towels for men and households. It outlines interchangeable border designs in terry cloth, in white and pastels, with rope and monogram motifs, matching washcloths and mats, plus coordinated storage boxes with polka dot patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sil
Taylorsville January church meeting and social notices
Taylorsville officials held a monthly church meeting at the Magin home with a list of attendees. The town aid society plans a January 31 reorganizing meeting. Local residents visited, dined, and entertained across multiple households. Various illnesses, travels to Baltimore and Frederick, and social events at homes of Barnes, Byers, Gosnell, Wagner, and others are noted along with church guest visits and reminders of upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Taylorsville Church
G. H. Magin
C. R. Barnes
G. W. Magin
H. L. Price
Clarence Wright
Katherine Wright
H. M. Amiess
Muller
Ernest Porter
Salem
Loucena Porter
Horace Hipsiey
Chester Nusbaum
Yvonne
Hipsley
Mt. Airy
G. Frank Byers
Leroy Moore
James Ward
Westminster
Roy Grimes
Magin
Eva Magin
Frank Byers
Teachers Not Slated For Salary Cuts In Maryland Plan
Annapolis Jan 13 Gov Harry W Nice said teachers will be exempt from further state salary reductions though county employes share the burden. State aid is census and attendance based. If teacher salaries are restored, counties must cover full cost. Nice also posts a further 7 percent cut in his own salary and 15 percent in state employe wages to save 500000, with restoration possible if finances improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
State Board of Education
Guts
Nice
Social Roundup of Local Guests and Visits
A party at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Bennett Jr and many entertaining visits are noted. Mr and Mrs Thomas Moore Jr host guests, plus Mr and Mrs Burgess Condon entertain at cards. Several families, including the Grimes, Cover, Hood, and Byers, are listed with weekend or recent visits and suppers in the Libertytown Thurmont area. Mrs Louceria Porter remains on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Myers
Elisabeth Barnes
Trumat
Franklin
Baltimore
Wertie Pickett
Arthur Stein
Roy Wagner
William Kennedy
Mae
Westminster
Burgess Condon
Ruth
Willam Hepp
Fred
G. H. Magin
Alter Carty
Thomas Moore
Thomas Byers
Roland Gosnell
Fred Jenkins
G. Frank Byers
Jane Eckenrode
Frank J. Barnes
Chas. Wagner
Raymond Etzler
Thomas Moore, Jr
Harry Bohn
Gurnie Steller
Dorothy Barnes
Leon Etzler
Frank Byers
Jessie Homl
Mary Byers
Clarence Baker
Calvin Baker
J. C. Naill
Herman Barnes
Frederick
Richard Bennett, Jr
Truman Myers
Union Bridge
William Hooper
Dorsey Grimes
Roy Grimes
L. CG. Sutely
James Franklin
Harvey Franklin
Bertha Ingles
Katherine Beker
Vertie Pickett
Samuel Lowman
Howard Amoss
Clarence Wright
Jesse Hood
Thomas Hood
Libertytown
Eva Magin
Eva Franklin
Margaret Barnes
Charles Welsh
Charles Robinson
Thurmont
Jessie Byers
Airy
Truman Franklin
Louceria Porter
Hillside Coal CO
Roosevelt outlines broad social security program plans
Washington report notes President Roosevelt's special message to Congress this week outlining a broad social security program as the new session begins amid organizational troubles and early legislative plans. Oslo dispatch claims Tidens Tegn reports mysterious airplanes over northern Norway linked to Russian and Soviet military maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Oslo
Norway
Tidens Tegn
Eviden
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Clarence King
Thurston
Joan W. Null
King
Mr. Null
R. L. Kelly
George A. Hairis
New York
Hauptmann
Flemington
Carpenter
David T. Wileniz
New Jersey
Duskey
Samuel Foley
Bronx
Apa Pet
Mahgeey Taylor Ceptright
McCall's Magazine
Mary
Fred Harrison
Charles Wagner
Sykesville
E. A. H. Barnes
J. C
Lou
Thos
Horace Hinsley
Hipsiey
Buckingham
Ruth Smith
Harvey Gosnell
Alry
Walter Clary
Stanley Williams
St. Mary's County
Estella Wright
H. M. Amoss
Jefferson Boone
Harry Koontz
Samuel Myers
Albert Horton
Catherine
Margaret Myers
William Franklin
Douglas Condon
Calvin
A. T. Byers
Humphrey
Basil Gosnell
Woodbine
Harry Barnes
John Barnes
Jeonne
B.O
Jen
May
Rey
Ams
Jaime
Spain
Manuela Dampierre
Poggiosuasa
Rome
America
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Kemp's
Kemp
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Crosley Radio
Shelvador Refrigerators
Ironert
Albert C. Palmer
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
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