Old Age Pension Checks Mailed in January
Frederick County mailed January old age pension checks to 303 recipients. J Sheiter received his payment as the county office announced the distribution at the post.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1936
Page
3
Frederick County mailed January old age pension checks to 303 recipients. J Sheiter received his payment as the county office announced the distribution at the post.
Fred Waring’s Hollywood task is to make new clothes appear old by washing outfits for days, roughing shoes with files, buffing hats, and rolling garments into presses. Dirty looks are achieved by paint, earth, and lamp black on clean mining and plate workers’ attire.
The board's secretary notes a slight rise in mailed checks totaling 5165.55 with a total pension amount around 5465.95. Investigations into about 176 to 180 cases proceed while about 280 cases await decisions. The welfare board plans three months of pensions and expects over 1.3 million dollars to fund these payments as federal funds assist.
A fragmented dialogue hints at a bizarre hunting scene with patrons plotting to line up beasts and pick finishers. The text, dated 1938 from NE, features stray phrases about a funny-looking kangaroo and restless action as animals tear through the air and a bear is teased.
Marriage licenses issued for Tinman Perry 21 and Mary 20 of Washington James Howard Christian 21 and Amelia Ann Creei 18 of Washington Tinwood Nelson Ritter 18 and Edith Marie Russel 18 of Berryville Va James Willis 36 divorced in Market Street Afar West Fourth 235 Nigaret Neel Miller 18 street Frederick Property deeds recorded William A Ridell and wife to 7 Sary Staley city 10 Building Fermil G Raymond Shipley gasoline service station Middletown 87 590.
The Fr Gounty Medical meeting was held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Dr. Joseph W. Long presiding as newly elected president. Dr. Lyle Mason of Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore spoke on The Practical Aspects of War. Attendees included many listed local physicians and officials.
Paris dispatch reports Premier Laval returning from Geneva to present his cabinet plan with no obvious alternative head of government. King George’s death is expected to delay the search for a new cabinet, the 100th under the Third Republic. Panama City growth noted from a 1913 town to a 1934 city of 11,000 inhabitants.
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