Frederick County Audit Shows 1959 Surplus Applied to 1960 Budget
The Frederick County Commissioners released the forty sixth annual audit for 1959 in a red folder. The report notes an unappropriated surplus of 123,064.94 in the county general fund at year end 1960 that was applied to the 1960 budget, so the balance no longer exists. It includes a general fund balance sheet, changes in taxes, district valued assessments, county fixed assets, and county funded indebtedness.
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Frederick County
1959 County Audit Summary of Revenues and Expenditures
The document outlines estimated and actual revenues and charges for current services, and a comprehensive statement of all county expenditures and appropriations for 1959. It highlights excesses and deficiencies by department, provides a balance sheet for Read Board funds by road miles and repair costs, and reports road maintenance costs per district. It also includes a 1959 tally of dog license funds, a tax agency balance sheet, a Proctor Trust Fund accounting, and Sheriff's Office expenditures.
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Pts
Lesisi
Tax Agency
Proctor Trust
Sheriff's Offices
City Police Report Two Accidents
City police report two accidents. The first car was driven by Harry Franklin Danner Sr., 35, of 10164 North Market Street, traveling west on West 12th Street when Bernard Ridgeway, 38, Wyamsville, proceeding south on Neidig Avenue, failed to stop at the intersection and struck the Danner car in the right rear. Damage to the Danner auto and injuries are noted.
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Harry Franklin Danner Sr
North Market Street
West 12Th Street
Bernard Ridgeway
Wyamsville
Neidig Avenue
Danner
Danner Autome
Ridgeway charged after two crash at intersections
Ridgeway faced trial set for May 10 after a collision at an intersection caused 250 in damage to his vehicle and 800 in damage to the other. The first crash involved Margaret Clemson and Leathion Blake on Logan street and Scholl's Lane with Clemson failing to stop.
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Leathion A. Blake
Bentz Street
Blake
Scholl
Saber turns self in after 37 years AWOL from Army
Stanley Saber, after 37 years of desertion, surrendered to a sergeant saying he was old, tired of avoiding MPs, and sought care. He served in World War I and remained in the service until 1923, when he was discharged. Army officials cited a seven year desertion statute, noting he was not arrestable.
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New York
Stanley Saber
Saber
Army
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