51 Years Ago U S Deficit 25 Millions
An 1896 front page excerpt notes a looming deficit over 25 million dollars with heavy upcoming expenditures. The Citizen details rail arrivals and departures, the abandoned Frederick Middletown railroad, and a proposed electric route. It also mentions a $20 000 auditorium project at Western Maryland College and scout activities at Calvary Methodist church with Miss Mary Alice Disdrick as consultant.
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the Citizen
Baughman Brothers
T. Poole Jones
North Court Street
Uncle Sam
Volumn
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Middletown
Col. Baughman
News of the State
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Alta Ice
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Calvary Methodist Church
Mary Alice Disdrick
Hood College
Holden
S. Felton
Gilbert Freeze
Lewis Esterly
Bessie Schwartz
Side Payments Forbidden in G I Loans Warns VA Official
Samuel J. Weston of the Frederick VA office warned that any side payment in GI loan transactions is illegal and may incur fines or imprisonment. He defined side payments as sums above appraised value paid to the seller, or through notes or second mortgages, and noted lawful closing fees remain acceptable. Lenders and builders largely avoid such payments, Weston said, stressing harm to inflation and veteran protections.
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Samuel J. Weston
Frederick
Weston
Jamsville Homemakers elect officers at Monday meeting
The Jamsville Homemakers Club met at Mrs. J. William Smith's home to elect officers. President H. Douglas Williams, vice president Marie Muller, treasurer William Wiles, and secretary Howard B. Smith. Plans were made for a December Christmas party and a November 24 talent show and auction. Nearby visitors included Ralph Thomas and family from Adamstown with Eva Carlin, plus Cromwell and Swomley relatives.
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Iaresville
Jean Thomas
Eva Carlin
Adamstown
H. C. Swomley
Airs
J. Melville Cromwell
Cromwell
Lawrence Crawford Swomley
Lawson
H. Crawford Swomiey
Arthur Strube
Raymond
Carlton Strube
Frederick
Notable Names in Washington and Baltimore Figures
Howard B Smith Sir Frank Coffey Charles K Wheatley of Washington Edgar R Smith and Dr Reuben Moxley of Baltimore are listed as prominent figures in a regional notes segment. The fragment notes affiliations with Washington and Baltimore circles.
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Howard B. Smith
Frank Coffey
Charles K. Wheatley
Washington
Edgar R Smith
Reuben Moxley
Baltimore
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Activities
Emmitsburg residents and friends shared weekend visits with neighbors and kin. George Hashbaugh and others hunted in the Pocono Mountains. Mrs Thornton Rodgers and son William visited Baltimore. bridal shower for Patricia Wetzel honored at Lewis Krentz home near St Anthony.
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Emmitsburg
Edward Bender
Jamatx
Frederick
Hom
Edgar Astbaugh
Norman Riley
Greenstone
John F. Kelly
Thornton Rodgers
William
Baltimore
George Hashbaugh
Eugene Rodgers
Lester Crouse
Harold Miller
Pocono Mountains
Samuel Hays
Boston
William Hass
Edgar Mulle
Guy
Eugene Kraemer
Lo Orndorff
Coline Mullen
Marie Rosenstee
Marvin Hawke
Afrs
Lewis Krentz
Patricia Wezel
Roy Muller
St Anthony's
Miss Wetzel
Ernest Wetzel
Leo Wetzel
Washington
Daugh
Community notes and society events in Frederick Maryland
Social items list relocations and marriages including Paul Wettzel in Baltimore and Rose Beall moving to Frederick. Emmitsburg apartment housing the Bealls, Mr and Mrs Thomas Beall married in October. Society of the Blessed Virgin of St Joseph’s held an evening of games with first prize won by Miss Herbert White and Mrs A W Eckendorfe. Vespers at Hood College featured solos by Colleen Hurst and Lorene Maers with music by Menchelssohn and Bach selections performed by the college choir under William Spriggs.
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Paul Wettzel
Baltimore
Rose Beall
Frederick
Emimitsburg
Thomas Beall
St Jostph’s Abohe
Gey
Sun
Mio
Herbert White
A W Eckenrode
Seean
Balimore
Esterday
Fege Choir
Anna Marie Budde
Phankse
Colleenhurst
Natles
Lorene Maers
Springfield
Mezzosoprano
Menchelssohn
Willam Lf Spriggs
Strustor Uy Music and College
Windsor High School Announces Revised Honor Roll
At a New Windsor High School faculty meeting on Monday evening a revision of the Honor Roll was announced. The list includes students from various grades with strong academic records, featuring eleventh graders such as Mary Louie Arbaugh and Audrey Rivers, and ninth graders like Sara Mae Angell and Helen Lindsay, among others.
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Windsor
New Windsor High School
Mary Louie Arbaugh
Aletha Hoff
LaRue Lindsay
Audrey Rivers
Margaret Puls
Sara Mae Angell
Mary ‘Son
Gertrude Bankerd
Keith Craoks
Helen Lindsay
Catherine Yinghog
Margaret Ann Young
la Rue Boxer
Naev Lindsay
Eloise Little
Julia Ann Leekard
Jean Merton
Soin
Chiaham Rabyton
Babsion
Comnanis
Ey Brag 2 Keoup
Local youths attend events after homecoming
The report notes a high school and college gathering weekend in Frederick. John Keck of New Windsor High School joined Westminster Merchants football squad after the Catoctin Country Club event on Saturday evening November 15. Mr and Mrs Ralph Barrett hosted guests including Miss Helen Frantz Miss June Wildberger Arlve and Arthur Barrett who attended Homecoming at Western Maryland College.
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Catoctin
Frederick
John Keck
New Windsor High School
Westminster Merchants
Ralph Barrett
Helen Frantz
June Wildberger
Airlve
Arthur Barrett
Western Mariisng College
Barrett
Local resident Mr Harry Sheet Ehelm observes care in Baltimore
Mr Harry Sheet ehelm was taken to the Church Home and Hospital in Baltimore for observation and treatment. He is improving nicely. Mr August Monatha has a few weeks 220 Mrs stakheh Mtna.
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Aui
Harry Sheetehelm
Baltimore
August Monatha
Stakheh
Local notes and family announcements drift through Frederick page
The item mix reports Mr. News suffering a heart attack and bladder trouble yet slowly recovering. Congratulations greet Mr. and Mrs. Franklin R. John on a newborn daughter. Mrs. Dela V. Herbst plans a visit with relatives near Red Lion Pa. Charles Fiora’s mother visits extendedly in Brunswick with Carroll Fiora and family. Charles Haugh of Frederick visits mother Mrs Edward Hoffman. A 1936 stat notes U.S. fare income tiers with most earning under 1500 dollars.
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Myr
Franklin R. John
Dela V. Herbst
Red Lion
Carroll Fiora
Brunswick
Charles Haugh
Frederick
Edward Hoffman
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Angeles
Una
VFW
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Fellows Studio
West Patrick St
New Windsor
Mount Pleasant
the News
Harles Fiora
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Hristmas
Drew
KEY Hotel Bldg
Teamnoerk
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
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