Maryland WPA payroll cut to 155000 and CCC closure
Baltimore July 2 The Works Progress Administration in Maryland will trim payrolls from 267000 in June to 155000 by month end reducing staff from 3600 to 2100. Administrative personnel drop from 106 to 58, with total monthly payroll to 7000. Congress abolished CCC and NYA funds were also cut, affecting about 1200 Maryland CCC workers and leaving NYA plans under review.
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Baltimore
Works Projects Administration
Maryland
WPA
Harry D. Williar, Jr
Congress
Williar
WEA Proregia
CCC
Civilian Conservation Corps
Army
Third Corps Area
Second Corps Area
New York
National Youth Administration
Glenn D. Brown
NYA
Emmitsburg Town Council Approves Cleanup and Street Work
The Emmitsburg town council approved a $30 appropriation to Burgess Hoke for alley cleaning grass cutting and drainage. Unanimous votes authorized resurfacing Kerrigan alley to Federal avenue and DePaul street segment. Street lighting improvements planned and a move to better illuminate the South Seton post. The last Rural Women’s Club meeting before September featured a basket supper and reports on Homemakers Day.
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Emmitsburgh
Lloyd Ohler
Burgess Hoke
Kerrigan Alley
Federal Avenue
East Main Street
DePaul Street
Seton Avenue
Flan
Federal Hill
Fox's
Emmitsburg
Allen Pryor
Harry Boyle
Helen Rowe Annen
St. John’s Hospital
Lowell
Mass
E. L. Annan
Helen Rowe Annan
C. G. Frailey
Bart Hogan
Anne Codors
George Eyster
John Dillon
John Richards
A. M. Wasilifsky
Louise Sebold
Harry Hull
Bis
Jobe White
Robert Gillelan
Albert Patterson
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Edward Flowers
Detroit
Michigan
E. L. Higbee
Mary
Helen
J. Albert Wood
Amy Gillelan
Gettysburg
Vera Bullitt
Baltimore City Hospital
Everett Chrismer
Wade Chrismer
Washington, D. C
Edwin Chrismer
Union Bridge Vacation Bible School Closes Amid Weather
Union Bridge reports the two week Vacation Bible School ending Friday with a special program at the Lutheran church. Rev Charles C Sellers and a team of teachers led children from all grades in songs, Bible verses, and prayers. An offering was taken for school expenses. Local events include engagements, travel guests, a Johns Hopkins scholarship recipient, and a firemen festival planned for July 9 to 11 at the town park with band performances.
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Union Bridge
Charles C. Sellers
Luimeran
Charlies Sellers
Vera Wilson
Charles Minnick
John Green
Raymond Selby
Thurstan Pfoutz
Lawrence Rice
Ellen Rinehart
Wilmer Baker
Paul J. Simpson
Blaine Broadwater
Jesus
Temple
Jerusalem
Joseph
Egypt
Schoo
Lee Rinehart
Washington, D. C
David Rinehart
Grenville L. Erb
Uniontown
Ethel Elizabeth
Earl R. Wilhide
Middleburg
Emma Welly
Balting
Bark Hill
Harry Eckard
Olin M. Strine
Langley Field
Witham J
Carroll Roop
Linwood
John Hopkins School of Engineering
Baltimore
Carrol
John D. Roop
iUnion Bridge
Minute Men
Albert Carroll
Elmer Yingling
Emmitsburg Campaign Rubber Collection Yields 11435 Pounds
A partial survey reports totals at Gelwick's Garage 250 pounds East End Garage and Martin Bros 2000 pounds Fox's Filling Station 2000 pounds Troxell's Warehouse 6385 pounds Mort's Tire Shop 390 pounds Neighbor's Filling Station 0 pounds. overall 11435 pounds.
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Joseph O'Brien
Navy Yards
Norfolk
Harry Boyle
Jack” Fahey
Baltimore
Emmitsburg
Gelwick
East End
Martin Bros
Fox
Troxell
Mort
Neighbor
Albert Patterson
Walter Peppler
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward Flowers
Marianne
Detroit
Mich
George Howard Gillelan
Balitimore
Ruth Gillelan
Helen Tiszel
Lancaster
James Brennan
Peter Fox
Suzanne
Los Angeles
Calif
Hagerstown
Whitehall
Laurin B. Askew
Robert James
Clamsville
Tenn
Gertrude Hopkins
New York
John Stoner
Stockton Field
Stockton
Louise Stoner
Pfc. Stoner
Frank Stoner
C.D. Gillian
Eleanor Eisel
Cumberland
Louis Stoner
Frank Schmidt
Washington,dc
Schmidt
Sara Hoke
Hoke
Washington
William Frailey
Washington,d. C
Hilda Fichelberger
Elizabeth Hoke
Local Social Notes From New Windsor Area
Community updates include visits among Bachman, Harman, and Shaeffer families in New Windsor and Westminster. Birthdays and small gatherings mark the week with relatives traveling to Baltimore and New York, plus serviceman furloughs and moves between homes and universities.
Sykesville Bride Emory W N Stull in June Ceremony
Miles daughter married Emory W N Stull on Saturday June 20 with Rev L P Propst presiding. Attendants included Doris Miles Dorothy Bailey and Elmer Miles. After a Virginia trip they will live in Howard County. Other notes: Mrs Hesse guest at Conaway home Savage, Ridgely visiting Woodbine, Warfield and Hook visited from New York and Baltimore, Patricia Kelly six birthday with guests, Frank Slattery visiting, Mary Anita Brosse nue at Slattery home.
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LeRoy Conaway
Savage
Herbert Ridgely
Stephen Beall
Woodbine
Harry Warfield
New York
Evan Hook
Baltimore
Howard County
Warfield
Sykesville
Patricia Kelly
Sandra Schow
Jean and Morse Mathews
Pegsy Pefferkorn
Loucy
Cary Markus
Mary Cook Stewart
Frank Slattery
Washington
William
J. Slattery
Mary Anita Brossenue
Catonsville
Harry N. Brosse
Local notices and family milestones from Sykesville area
The column notes births in Baltimore at Bon Secours Hospital and University Hospital, engagements and weddings in St Bernadine’s rectory, and visits by families to relatives in Catonsville and Baltimore. It also lists July community bake sales by the Ladies Auxiliary Fire Company, rationing postponements, and servicemen home on furlough with family updates.
Naval Hospital guests entertained in Washington Grove
About 100 young men from the Naval Hospital Medical Center in Washington and Bethesda were hosted by 100 young ladies and chaperones in Washington Grove. A tempting box supper, dancing, and a musical program by the sons of Representative Katharine Byron highlighted the evening.
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Gaithersburg
tInterest
Naval Hospital Medical Center
Washington
Bethesda
Washington Grove
Guldo Oranne
Katharine Byron
Adelbert Jordon
Terrill Moody
Harry Riley
Chicago
Riley
Treasury Department
Kenneth Miller
Edith Barnett
W. D. Barnett
Texas
Lucile Barnett
Rehobeth ‘Beach
Herman Wilson
Methodist Home
Sherwood Forest
Wilson
Charles Myers
Inka Mullinty
Laura Walker
Charles Walker
C. U. Landrum
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Stallings and German Families Visited Relatives
Bolivar residents Mr and Mrs M B Stallings visited the former's mother at Point of Rocks last Wednesday. Major and Mrs Frank German of Washington were recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Perry and at the home of her father Mr M C German on Camp.
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Bolivar
M. B. Stallings
Point of Rocks
Major
Frank German
Washington
Gilbert Perry
M. C. German
Camp
Social notes from Bolivar and surrounding towns
Recent visitors include Mr and Mrs Owen Mesner from Berkeley Springs West Virginia and others from Baltimore Washington and Richmond. Birth announced in Brunswick Schoaufler Hospital Mrs Webb recovering well. Several families from Beaver Falls Camp Hill Gaithersburg and Bolivar noted Visiting relatives and friends in the area. A 14 year old Marcus Carner ill with rheumatic fever at home. John Watson and daughter visiting Bolivar and North Mountain residents. D C Link attending University of Maryland summer session. The Thompson family from Bolivar rented the Baptist parsonage on Camp Hill.
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Wilmer
Robert J. Taylor
Ocean City
FR Snenree Pindell
Lansdowne
Stuart Pindell
William W. Pindell
Thomas
Federalsburg
William Lasdate
Marrottsville
Sykesville
Rose Keermandahl
Laura Sloan
Owen Mesner
Merkeley Springs
W. Va
Richard Hrabbe
Baltimore
Comjmend
Roswell Daggett
Waashigton
Misa Rath Derry
Aten Dinkle
Vernon Webb
Near
Bolivar
Ax Somes
Schoaufler Hospital
Brunswick
Webb
Bessie Watson
Washington
Lewis DB
Nicholson
Camp Hall
Robert Stiller
Charles O'Nell
Beaver Falls
Albert Castleman
Richmond
Castleman's Inn
John Taylor
Washington, D. C
K. K. Cavalier
Peony Ayers
Nancy
Otfo Hope
John Bratt
Carlton Bratt
Bunker Mil. W. Va
Paul Bartles
Brawner Harding
Gaithersbage
C. E. Webb
Roy S. Butts
Clifton
Catherine
H.C. Filler
Love Ettsville
Herbert Derry
Kayson
Frederick
Leon Donovan
Marcus Carner
Sant
Neil Carper
Harpers Ferry
Neil Murphy
Pittsburgh
Anne Potts
Camp Hill
Holt
Halt
John Watson
Hedgesville
North Mountain
John Heafer
Hallie Heafer
Belle Heafer
Joseph Thompson
Angel
Washington Street
Chas
Methodist churches unite parsonage move at Harpers Ferry Bolivar
Rev Young, pastor at Harpers Ferry and Bolivar Methodists, occupies the former M P parsonage. Donald Eackles, son of Bolivar residents, recently passed his naval air corps exam. Vacation Church School closed Friday at Harpers Ferry Graded School with parents and friends attending a joyful program and student handiwork.
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Harpers Ferry
Germantown Social Roundup Sees Visits and News
Ger mantown residents report weekend guests including Misses Rachel Mussetter and Mary Mussetter, Mrs Clyde Fletcher visiting Mrs Carroll Brown, and a joint reception hosted by Mrs Marry Anglebee and Mrs Beall Anglebee. Attendees at Arlington and Rockville gatherings include the Mussetters and the Lenharts, with Netty Lenhart now a War Production Board stenographer in Washington.
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Germantown
Rachel
Mary Mussetter
Clyde Fletcher
Carroll Brown
Marry
Beall Anglebee
Oresteed
J. Hi. Mussetter
Arlington
Albert Speigh
Netty Lenhart
Rockville
War Production Board
Washington
BE. AP Mateny
Russell Lenhert
ER. Lenhart
E.R. Qresius
Satureliy
Weekend Socials Visit Numerous Local Families
Sunday and weekend visits featured Mr and Mrs Grant Stitely hosting Miss Mildred Lochner Miss Geraldine Lape and others at Pepe Gimgsual Ai Gere Ma of Frederick and Mrs J Edward Lochner of Fountain Rock attended. Families from Frederick Chestnut Grove Broderick Liberty Woodsboro Linden Hills and Fayetteville joined in call on relatives and neighbors including Burrier Schildt Johnson Fogle Monath and Ecker with several brief family greetings and short visits.
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Mr. Pleasants
Grant Stitely
Mildred Lochner
Geraldine Lape
Pepe Gimgsual Ai
Gere Ma
Frederick
J. Edward Lochner
Fountain Rack
August Monath
Charles E. Bruchey
Chestnut Grove
Mary €. Fogle
John E. Burrier
Charles Wise
Mehrl and
Harold
Leslie C. Schildt
John E. Bureler
Jennie E Burker
Mary C. Fogle
Albert Sfargett
Albert, Jr
Broderick
David QC
Johnson
Irvin Joy of Liberty
Raymond Lindsay
Kenneth Harsher
Greenberry Ecker —Torh Lore
Harry R. Brown
John Ambrose
Woodsboro
George Nusbaum
May Portis
Ion
Wayne
Wilson Mossberg
Linden Hills
James G. Herbst
Bana Burrier
Greenberry Ecker
Charles E. West
Fayetteville, Pa
Couple Visits Highlight Weekend Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs August Monath attended a Saturday evening gathering with the Delawters, Mr and Mrs William T Delawter, as part of a local social round.
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August Monath
William T. Delawter
Damascus ties and summer visits fill local notices
Dr. George M. Boyer and family spend a week at Beverley Beach cottage. Mrs. Vincent Day returns from Baltimore after tonsil operation. Lt. Austin L. Beall and sister Marie Beall visit mother with university activities noted. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Day host dinner for Mrs. Columbus W. Day on her eightieth birthday. Olin Molesworth visits from Silver Spring. Steipe of Winchester stays for summer at R Newton Poote apartment. Mrs. Richard B. Sellman of Olney visits. she was Miss Margaret Burns and a recent bride and high school music teacher. Mrs. Myrtle Bates returns from Silver Spring. Titus J. Day very ill. Mrs. Franklin E. Beall recovering. Mrs. Eli Molesworth to entertain Women’s Society of Christian Service.
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Damascus
George M. Boyer
George W. Boyer
Beverley Beach
Vincent Day
Baltimore
Austin L. Beall
Naval Reserve
Washington,d. C
Marie Beall
University of Maryland
Sterling Day
Columbus W. Day
Olin Molesworth
Silver Spring
Eli Molesworth
William J. Day
Meet Pee Peed
Steipe
Winchester
R. Newton Poote
Richard B. Sellman
Olney
Della Burdette
Sellman
Margaret Burns
Myrtle Bates
James K. Day
Titus J. Day
Mr. Day
Franklin E. Beall
Women's Society of Christian Service
Dessert party at Mrs Shearman home in Laytonsville
Mrs William P Shearman hosted a Wednesday dessert party with 35 guests including Mrs Allen Hensley and daughter Barbara Miss Betty Wampier of New Hope Va and Miss Lulu Shaver of Flisherville visiting White Keys Farms near Etchison. Several girls plan Camp Wright on Eastern Shore and relatives visit in Rockville Etchison Unity area.
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Laytonsville
William P. Shearman
Walkathon Protests Shake Washington County
Sheriff Joseph D. Baker moved to discourage a July walkathon location in Washington County after protests by the Washington County Ministerial Association.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Joseph D. Baker
Oil of Roses Price Change Report
A pound of oil of roses costs about 175 dollars and needs eight tons of roses to produce. By using coal and oil products, synthetic oil of roses can be made for only 22 dollars.
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Vernon Dotterer
Charles Graybill
Edward Bixler
Vannie Wilson
Edna Wilson
Robert Miller
David ‘Lindsay
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Charles Harman
Marianna Snader
Mabel Harman
Cline Bowman
Camp Lee
Lester Eyler
John Orvings
Henry Vanstedt
Arthur Levin
Louise Owings
Wayne Vanstedt
Halethorp
William Sherrick
Walter Bankard
Hollywood
Margaret Walters
Margaret Hecht
Nancy Bankard
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Fort Meade
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Jane Englar
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John Eyler
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James Wheatley
William Reynolds
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