Campaign to abolish county agent post gains petitions
A movement opposing the county agent appointment to succeed P A Hauver collected petitions from farmers along Cemetery pike, Carton Manor, and Walkersville urging no new agent. They argue roads are in need of urgent repair, claim the proposed agent salary is 4600 dollars with a clerk at 1000, and that abolishing the office would save 5000 annually for road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Hauver
Reaign
Cemetery Pike
Carton Manor
Walkersville
Newty
Board of County Commissioners
Sponseile
Counry Pike
Manor Road
Sponseller
Ponsellor
Ac Thvey
H. Stanford Yohe
Bureau of
U. S. Department of Agrie
Commissioners to Decide In About Two Weeks
The commissioners said they would consider the matter and render a decision in about two weeks, with several members agreeing to confer among themselves to provide an answer by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yohe
Convention at Brunswick District Sunday School Meet
The Brunswick district held its first Sunday school convention with fourteen schools represented. A parade of 1,200 people preceded the event in June, with Yellow Springs and Brunswick bands providing music. A heavy rain disrupted the parade briefly before resuming, and meetings were held at First Baptist for youth and Methodist Episcopal for adults with speakers from Baltimore Middletown and Myersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Yellow Springs
First Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Col. Cudlipp
Baltimore
George Albert Snyter
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
George BE. Cas He
Myersville
Emory
Coblentz
Miss McCormick
Summer Activities Promote Library Funds in Wolfsville
The Women's Club of Wolfsville opened summer activities with a play aided by the Wolfs ville orchestra directed by Harlan Stottlemyer. Girls Club and local young men assisted. proceeds will buy library books and furnish a club room. Frances Bell of Maryland lectured on floor care with wood and linoleum samples. May Frances Gerber outlined a new home demonstration plan. Mamie Brandenburg presided as club president. Ruth Seusen performed songs and a vocal solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsville
Harlan Stottlemyer
Frances Bell
University of Maryland
Frances Gerber
Mamie Brandenburg
Brenna
Club
Ruth Seusen
Civic Club outlines work for the summer
The Civic Club met at the YMCA building to plan summer tasks with Mrs. William R. DeLashmutt named chairwoman of departments. Plans include beautifying city parks, studying milk and street sewerage issues, and a June 8 benefit movie. An address on Parliamentary Law was given by Mrs. Price of Hood College. Cases of Urban and Grove dismissed after unclear testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
William R. DeLashmutt
Municipal Department
George Gittinger
Nan Houck
Outdoorrs
Roy L. Warfield
J. Travers Thomas
Educational
Brg
J. T. Pyles
Albert §. Brown
Charles Tough
J. D. Baker
R. S J. Dutrow
Robert Tyson
Margaret Eisenhauer
Bentz Street
Schley Park
Carroll Park
Muunicipal
Price
Z Hood College
J. Grahame Johnson
Frank Urban
Leslie Grove
Rockwell Terrace
Upper College Circle
Justice Johnson
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Women's Club of
Walkeraville
Avracuse
Lemon Crush
Geo. B. Kehne
E. All Saints St
Dare-Devil
Gevtibasina Oy
Sennitt
Panama
Bangkok
Balibuntal
Leghorn
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Gruen
Gruen Version
Jewelry
North Market St
Thriftless
Money
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Frederick
Emmitsburg, Md
Monrovia, Md
Myersville, Md
Thurmont, Md
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, MD
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
Just
Maine
P. L. Hargett &C., Inc
South Market St
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