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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
4
Records indicate Gurtall Public Works allotment facing scrutiny with an additional 25 million probe into the program. The North Theississ department explains continued funding for multiple projects while potential cost overruns draw attention to the PWLA accounting and future credits.
Fragmentary prose indicates critics attack educational ideas linked to Hayes. References to educators, associations, and movements suggest a public debate on reform or tradition within schools and teachers groups. The legions of supporters and unnamed figures imply a charged, uncertain political context.
More than 5000 people crowded into Emmitsburg on Wednesday evening for a four day Fremens parade and picnic. The procession, headed by Stace Police and chief marshal Oscar Wolfe, included uniformed firemen, mounted riders, and floats. The event, tied to a 50 year old tradition, continued with dancing and games at Firemen's Field and is slated to run through Friday and Saturday.
Missionary Day on Wednesday July 18 at Braddock Heights Maryland Virginia Eldership Brunsw ick and Locust Valley Churches of God features an all day session from 9 30 a m to 8 p m with addresses by speakers. The Brunswick march of God Ukulele Band consisting of children will provide afternoon music. All are welcome to attend this Missionary conference. It is noted that natives of eastern Nepal Asia customarily sing for wives.
The Post Office announces a new rule effective August 1 1913 requiring fees for money orders cashed at offices other than their issuing post office. Banks and firms must arrange to collect or avoid fees by presenting orders at the correct office. After August 1 the full face value is payable only when presented within validity at the issuing or paying office.
The article notes a money order cashed at the local post office with no fee amount yet set. It says the fee will be announced soon, likely before August 1, and will be nominal.
Several wills were submitted for probate. The Chew will dated May 3, 1928 leaves the estate to Lille M. Pargon with Wilam M. Storm as executor. The Duvall mill will directs full estate to widow Anna Mary Duvall. executors are Austin W. Howard and Clarence L. Howard.
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