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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1930
Page
12
The annual event brought together 250 attendees, honoring fathers and sons. Joseph C. Fakes and Jore Yates chaired the gathering, with readings by Te OL Le I Read.
A Friday program at Coblentz Hall featured Mr. Casas Bay and Mr. Wagner performing a sequence of number feats and mind reading. The acts involved audience participation and a demonstration of summing chosen numbers, with Howard McGregor of Frederick High School Express delivering a short appreciation for Boys' Week and paternal support.
The report notes aldermen and officials debating park projects, ward boundaries, and proposed street modifications. Key figures include Rupp of the Lutheran church, James Dow, Robert Smyth, and the water works superintendent, with discussion over water rents and city policing.
State investigators in George County examine multiple bond fraud allegations as authorities press for details. Prosecutors say cases involve irregular bond sales and potential misappropriation. Officials declined further comment pending official filings.
An officer held for self arrest over an exposure matter will be presented to county commissioners on Tuesday for an official airing. Details remain unclear as the case proceeds through local channels.
The 1929 report shows 1,635,000 residents as of July 1 and 1,635,000? Noting 308 divorces and 98 marriages in that year, with six marriages annulled. Frederick County recorded 754 marriages. 831 marriages and 68 divorces statewide. Benches in Courthouse Park were repainted to green with new lights on Court Square.
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