Auditors Report on 1934 Tax Collections in Frederick County
The 1934 tax levy shows county collections of 526,976.26 after early payment discounts, plus 43,314.38 in delinquent county taxes and 21,239.52 in delinquent state taxes for prior years. Total 570,290.64 for county and 125,459.12 for state, with Middletown, Buckeystown, Emmitsburg among top districts and Brunswick among lower collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Chapline
Aris
Stat
Frederick
Marryland
Minddietown
Middletown
Buckeystown
Emittsburg
Brunswick
Linganore
Additon
Frederick: ‘Kerstown, County, $20,693.49:3327. Muddietown
Creagers
Catoctin
Urbana
Liberty
New Mark
Peters
Tso
Thurmont
Jackson
Johie
Woodville
Jenniy
Lewistown
Cou
Tuscarora
Burkettsvile
Sraddock
Ng Sik
Youngest Senator Holt Holds Ground On Work In Washington
Rush D Holt of West Virginia, at age 30, poised to take his Senate oath. He has spent five months since confirmation touring 16 states, meeting labor, farmers, and workers to learn firsthand. Holt hires extra clerks, handles a heavy mail load, and pursues reform without political speeches on the floor. He rebuts charges of radicalism, defends labor wages, and champions direct contact with the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Thornton
NEA
Washington, Jaune
Senate Elections Committee
Rush D Holt
West Virginia
United States
Holt
Senate
Washington
Hott
Icts
Isguslature
Charleston
Lanient
Cid
Capitol
Sam Insull
Wall Street
United Mine Workers
Liberty League
Fmn
Norris
Congress
Datz
Thurmont and Braunssick Payment Amounts Noted
The text cites sums of Thurmont at 49 dollars and Braunssick at 202 pounds 22. These amounts are stated as to be paid in the present year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Braunssick
Stewart Filby
East Fifth Street
Wade and Mcomas Put on Commission
Fragmentary notice states Wade and Mcomas are appointed to a state survey commission with Col Amos W Weedcock as a member. Other names appear obliquely, and the text notes enrollment in full-name day schools and an advertisement in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
der Bersio
the State Survey Commiss
Amos W. W. Weedcock
Ras Borchard
Britain press debate on naval treaties and Eden trip to Paris
Antony Eden, secretary for League of Nations affairs, announced he would go to Paris to confer with the French on naval concessions to Germany. He voiced displeasure at the general naval settlement and the overall European naval situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antony Eden
League of Nations Affairs
Paris
Germany
Sykesville and Area Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Community members attend alumni banquets and visits across towns. Mrs. Carroll Ely and daughter Betty Lenore spend a day with Mrs. Walter O Dermot in Randallstown. Neville Arrington and family visit West Friendship. Robert H. Walker buys 240 acres in Howard County near Cooksville and serves as Howard County Hunt Club treasurer. Clergy changes include Rev. C H. Richmond to Towson and Rev. Warner P. Thompson to St. Paul’s. Paul Harris assigned to Berkeley Springs W V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lowndes Johnson
Sarah
Catherine Lowndes
Eascon
the Heights
John Scott
Baltimore
George Beall
Robert M. Daves
Norfolk
George Cantwell
Washington
Robert H. Walker
Govans
Nathan Webb
Howard County
Prederick
Cooksgile
Walker
Hunt Club
Philathes
St. Paul's ME
Edward Arrington
Arring
Robert Haight
Almer Porthman
San Diego
Cal
C H. Richmond
Towson Church
Warner P. Thompson
St. Paul's
Richmond
Paul Harris
Sykesville
Berkely Springs
W. Va
Tinymites Visit Rip and the Forest Stirring
A fanciful scene unfolds as Rip’s wife greets Tiny travelers the Tinymites who arrive with tales of a monstrous forest. The tiny group offers to work for food while Rip naps, and Mrs. Rip prepares lunch as celebratory voices rise and the tiny visitors seek shelter and safe adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip
Goldy
Testimony Taken In Equity Case Over Old Farm Road
Circuit Court heard testimony in a suit by former County Commissioner Frank Stevens to enjoin Herbert Renner from trespassing on Stevens farm near Creagerstown. After 14 witnesses were called, plaintiff and defendant each presented seven, with two more slated, as witnesses. Stevens seeks damages to crops while Renner claims the road has long been in use. Attorneys Storm and Rohrback appeared for Stevens and Renner respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘M. Stevens
Creagerstown
Herbert Renner
Arthur D. Willard
Mr. Stevens
Renner
Harvey E. Ramsburg
William M. Gelsbert
Allen F. Fisher
Charles E. Kolb
Lester Hann
Leslie Lidie
George Wiihide
C. A. Stuitz
George Sickle
William Shrreck
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Samuel Gelbert
Bruce Eyler
Howard Staub
William M. Storm
Jacob Rohrback
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ifs &Mount
Amary- Ala Society
TF Wilmanonger
Ure Loerse Lees
Frederick Siagel
Aiddisroun
Weoncboro
Emmitsburg
Eush D. Holt
Wade
M’comas
Nice
Frank Bentz
Britain
England
Visi
Tiny
Wee Dancy
Tim
the Times
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
Patrick Street
Tees
Bellans
Greenawait
Frederick County National Bank of
North Market Street
Frederick City
Hillside Coal Co.,, Inc
South Water
Stevens
Willard
Community Hardware Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!