Decline in 1933 Death Rates Reported for Maryland
Maryland public health data show declines in deaths from tuberculosis, typhoid, and diphtheria in 1933, with infant mortality hitting a record low. Births, deaths, marriages, and divorces totaled thousands across the state, while 1934 figures soon surpassed some 1933 records. Population estimates place Maryland at about 1.67 million in mid-1939 and Baltimore city around 673,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Board of Health
R. H. Riley
Maryland
Department
Bureau of Vital Statistics
John Collison
Collinson
Baltimore City
Officers Elected at Rockville Building and Loan Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Citizens' Building and Loan Association of Montgomery County Maryland directors were chosen. John B. Diamond Frank L. Hewitt Clifford H W Robertson George M Wolfe Wiliam F Predyman Frank B Severanes Harold B Doyle Dr Claude W Mitchell William R Pumphrey Jr Dr Howard M Marlowe Gary Wolfe Willam Henderson and Arthur R Selby were elected directors. Diamond was named president Hewitt first vice president Robertson second vice president Wolfe secretary treasurer Prewtyman attorney. Diamond Hewitt Robertson Prewy man George M Welly Harold Devls and Marlowe formed the Executive Committee and the Appraisal Committee includes Diamond Hewitt Robertson Severance Doyle and Marlowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Citizens’ Building & Loan Association of
Montgomery County
John B. Diamond
Frank L. Hewitt
Clifford HW. Robertson
George M. Wolfe
Wiliam F. Predyman
Frank B. Severanes
Harold B. Doyle
Claude W. Mitchell
William R. Pumphrey, Jr
Howard Howard M. Marlowe
Gary Wolfe
Willam Henderson
Arthur R
May Enlarge Courthouse in Westminster Maryland
Westminster Maryland January 13 plans to enlarge Carroll County Courthouse include a wing on each side, raising vaults in the clerk of the court office and moving the county commissioners and Orphans Court offices to the second floor. The changes were agreed at an informal commissioner conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Carroll County
Orphans’ Court
Burkittsville P T A Plans Year Of Activities
The Burkittsville P T A executive committee and program committee met Tuesday to outline the year’s work. Officers include President Samuel Ausherman and Secretary Evelyn Magnhs. principal J Christian Skidmore. and vice president Hazel Holter. The year’s meetings are set for the third Wednesday of October January March and May. A Christmas operetta sponsored by the school will be presented in December. The group approved purchasing the World Book encyclopedia for the school and outlined the January 16 program featuring group singing, monologue, readings, a guitar solo, male chorus, and various demonstrations led by Mrs Lloyd Hemp and Samuel Ausherman.
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P-T. A
Burkittsville
Samuel Ausherman
Hazel Holter
Evelyn Magnhs
John Wetnight
J. Chrisian Skidmore
Liogyd Hemp
Ted Beachley
Daniel Guyton
Elizabeth Horie
Lioyd Hemp
W. C. Marker
Stuart Bowjus
Earl Lowell
Luther Brown
Benjamin Rohrback
George Karn
Edwin Freed
Lloyd Hemp
Samuel Ausheriman
Hild Wetnight
David Young
J.C. Bkidmore
A Holter
Clarence King farm sale brings $1200 at Thurston auction
A Thurston area sale by auctioneer John W. Null drew a sizable crowd. Clarence King’s stock sold high with horses from 75 to 171 dollars, cattle 21 to 35, shoats 4.25 to 5.60, brood cows 14.50 to 21, and fat hogs 23 to 28. Corn earned 4350 dollars per barrel. R. L. Kelly served as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence King
Thurston
John W. Null
King
Mr. Null
R. L. Kelly
Towels Take Center Stage In Bathroom Design Trends
The article celebrates generous towel quantities for all ages and outlines towel styling trends. It highlights interchangeable features, decorative borders, and monogramming on double terry cloth towels in white or pastels. It notes nautical rope motifs, color updates, and coordinated wash cloths and mats with matching storage boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Taylorsville Community News Brightens Winter
January 14 notes from Taylorsville report a busy church meeting at the Magin home and a reorganization of the aid society on January 31. Many neighbors attend dinners, visits, and card nights at homes of the Magins Barnes Byers Gosnell and others in Westminster Airy and Baltimore are mentioned among social visits and illness updates.
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Taylorsville
G. H. Magin
Everning
C. R. Barnes
Cy. W. Magin
H. L. Price
Clarence Wright
Katherine Wright
H. M. Amuss
Miller
Ernest Porter
Salem Vis
Loucena Porter
Grafton Condon
Walter Clary
Texas Crystal Booys
New Windsor
Horace Hipsley
Chester Nusbaum
Yvonne
Hippley
Airy
G. Frank Byers
Leroy Moore
James Ward
Westminster
Roy Grimes
Teachers Not Slated For Cut In Maryland Budget
Annapolis reports Gov. Nice will exempt school teachers from proposed statewide salary reductions while county employers face the increased burden. The plan reserves 7 percent further cuts to Nice’s own salary and 15 percent earlier reductions for state employees, totaling a $500,000 budget cut with possible salary restoration if finances improve.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
State Board of Education
Nice
Social Roster Highlights Local Card Parties and Visits
A sequence of social events includes Mr and Mrs Richard Bennett Jr hosting a party with guests from Union Bridge and nearby families. Numerous card parties feature Burgess Condon, Dorsey Grimes, Roy Grimes, and Katherine Baker among others. Visitors include Rev Howard Amoss and Clarence Wright, with Truman Franklin spending a day in Baltimore and Mrs Louceria-Porters reported ill.
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Myrs
Annie Myers
Elizabeth Barnies
Truman Franklin
Baltimore
Ars
Aine Pickett
Arthur Slim
Roy Wagner
Willivat Kem
Mac. Westmnit
Burge
Condon
Rabby
Wallan Hoonor
G. H. Magin
Thomas Moore
Stanley Williams
St. Mary's County
Estella Wright
H. M. Amoss
Herman Barnes
Jefferson Boone
Airy
Harry Koontz
Samuel Myers
Albert Horton
Catherine
Margaret Myers
William Franklin
Douglas Condon
Calvin
A. T. Byers
Humphrey
New Jersey
Basil Gosnell
Woodbine
Harry Barnes
TaylorstMle
Charles Wagner
Roland Gosnell
John Barnes
Richard Bennett, Jr
Thomas Moore, Jr
Truman Myers
Union Bridge
Dmr
Burgess Condon
William Hooper
Burgrgess Condon
Dorsey Grimes
Roy Grimes
L. C. Suitety
New York
Rodney Cover, Jr
James Franklin
Harvey Franklin
Bertha Ingles
Katherine Baker
Vertie Pickett
Samuel Lowman
Howard Amoss
Clarence Wright
Jesse Hood
Calvin Baker
Mary Byers
Thomas Hood
Libertytown
Eva Magin
Eva Franklin
Dorothy Barnes
Margaret Barnes
Charles Welsh
Charles Robinson
Thurmont
G. Frank Byers
Jessie Byers
Louceria- Porters
Roosevelt Special Message Opens Broad Security Plan Week
Washington dispatch reports P Roosevelt's special message to establish a broad security program leads Congress into its first week of work. The new session opens amid organizational problems and political maneuvering as lawmakers tackle urgent matters. In Oslo Tidens Tegn claims unidentified aircraft over northern Norway in recent months are Russian and part of Soviet maneuvers.
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Washington
P. Roosevelt
Consk
Congress
Oslo
Norway
Tidens Tegn
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Prewyman
George M. Welly
Harold Devls
Marlowe
Severance
Doyle
George A. Harris
New York Social
Hauptmann
Remington
N.J
Themer
Ab Pas T. Witentz
New Torney
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SPAK
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McCail
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Fred Harrison
Raymond Etzler
Suisesvillee
A. Ho Barnes
J. C. Er
Lillie Lou
Thos
Frank Byers
Horase Hipstey
Chester Nussutm
Hipsie
Buckingham
Atry
Ruth Smith
Harvey Gosnell
Walter Chury
H. Magin
Frederick
Thomas Byers
Fred Jenkins
Jane Eckenrode
Frank J. Barnes
Chas. Wagner
Raymond Etaler
Harry Behn
Gurnie Steer
Leon Eiziler
Jessie Hood
Clarence Baker
J. C. Naill
Herman Bates
Jen
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Althas
May
Jaime
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Manuela Dampieerre
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America
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Kemp's
Kemp
Rtas Itl
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Shelvador Refrigerators
A. B.C
Albert C. Palmer
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