Towns and Officials Named in Regional Trusts Board List
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists trustees and officials linked to several towns and communities. Names include Walter Brourter, Dr. W. H. Shealy, Fred Speck, Samuel Gruber, Mrs. Stanley Moore, James Vanice wel-Weller, Mrs. Josephine Pondlowsy, Elmer Norton, G. Gray, George Ford, John Hershberger, Robert Lakin, Fred Shifler, Emory Gowker, Clarence Reeder, Nicodemus, John S. Reeder, Van Stnyer, Roberta Barkdoll, John Phetteplace, J. Omer Miller, Louise Haryett, Leroy Jennings, Arnet Dagenhart, and Paul Miller among others in several towns listed such as Boonsboro, Clelandtown, Ramuel Smith, Smithsburg, Pieasant Valley, Euclid, Pondsville, Greensburg, Brownsville, and Robbersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Welty
Frank Kretsinger
C. L Bikles
Brownsville
Leroy
Jennings
Z.R. Brown
C. W. Jensings
Robrersville
Arnet -Dagenhart
Ernest Young
Paul
Miller
Governor Calls Extra Session for Virginia Beer Referendum
Virginia Governor asks General Assembly to meet on August 17 to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment by referendum, seeking legalization of beer and potential further legislation to enable state participation in federal price relief programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Olard
General Assembly
Morse
Assembly
Virginia
Vast Roll of Local Names Across Districts Listed
A long list enumerates multiple localities with associated residents and families, including Locust Grove Otho Rice Roland Smith Harvey Houser and many others across towns such as Park Hall Reeder Edgar T. Moser Howard Shank Chestnut Grove Leitersburg Paramount Shank's and more. A line notes a Gaston county North Carolina girl achieving a 25 percent heat score in a wealth examination, with remarks on cowten wealth examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Grove
Otho Rice
Roland Smith
Harvey Houser
Park Hall
William ©. Reeder
Edgar T. Moser
Howard Shank
Mr. Briar
F. H. Ferguson
Josiah Lewis
W. E. McFee
Chestnut Grove
B. W. Hartley
Joseph Bussard, Jr
John Springer
Leitersburg
J. R. Crowther
William Morningstar
Harvey J.hartle
Paramount
Samuel E_ Snively
Samuel Petre
Harry Rowland
Shank
Eugene Winders
B. F. Shank
Amos Martin
Funkstown
Harvey I. Lowman
William Hebb
D. Paul Shilling
Chapel Woods
Renner
Brewer
M. A. Dorsey
Walter Deibert- Cushens
Thomas W. Beazer
Fred Edwards
James Kelebaugh
Sandy Hook
F. G.mirely
Simon McLucas
Orchard Ridge
Austin McKee
William Shoemaker
Richard Johnson
Indian Springs
Funkhomner
Roy Johnson
Lawrence Clipper
Shanks
Garrett Shank
Grover C. Mann
Charles D. Kaylor
Green Spring Furnace
John Bhirk
Alexander Peddett
Thomas R. Myers
Four Locks
Samuel Fernsher
Harry Hull
Raymond Etchel
Berger
Ernatvilla
Howard Tedrick
Lancelot Brewer
Ernest Rees
Ditton
Ernest Trumpower
Clarence Mason
Albert
Cain
White Halls
Howard Grossnickle
Ralph Stotler
William Kline
Lena
Daniel Kinsey
Elmer Stouffer
Claude Eccard
Beaver Creek
Roy H Brandenburg
John Kline
Andrew Stevens
Mt. Aetna
Charles C. Martin
Robert Detrow
Claude Newcomer
Chenaville
Barry Hartle
Maurice Paulagrove
John Waltz
Bridgeport
J. Edw
Plummmer
Wilbur Price
Himer
New Eden
Adian Risser
Wilford Kendall
Reid
Amos Showalter
John
lEahleman
Jonas Martin
White Oak Forrest
T. C. Frye
Russell Fouke
J. C. Godiove
Wilsons
Margaretta Hay
Man
Emma Fockler
Wm. Unger
St. Pauls
David H. Spickler
Norman Frush
Richard Bloyer
Independence
Minnie Guessford
Albert Draper
Ralph Leatherman
Huyetts
Dallas Ward
Edward Bussard
William Springer
Pinesburg
I. D. Grove
Daniel Roth
B. L. Lewis
Hopewell
T. W. Grosh
E. Y.grob
B. R. Schindel
Point Salem
Foltz
Jacob.Perrott
Roy Hoffman
Halfway
Reeves Hull
J. Gratton Mason
H. R. Paxson
Tolored
North Street
James R. Willame
Joseph V. Jones
Frank
Keys
Williameaport
Kingston Taylor
Samuel Williams
Sevilla Redmond
Mancock
Louis Brumback
Edw
Graves
Charles Baker
Wevertor
Peter Harris
John J. Brown
Charles Matthews
Bakies Mill
Roy Keets
Carrie Thames
George Clark
Federal aid promised for Maryland welfare relief
Maryland officials hailed a pledge from Harry Hopkins to provide federal relief funds. Hopkins said Maryland has used public funds in greater proportion than most states and will not be penalized for not seeking Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans. The plan aims to meet a relief need estimated at over 1 million dollars through July 1, 1934.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Ritchie
Harry Greenstein
Board of State, Aid and Charities
Anita J. Faatz
B. Howell Goswold
Emmaittee
Walter N. Kirkman
Harribert Fallin
William Preston Lane
Greenstein
Miss Faate
Hopking
Washington
Ernor Ritchin
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Finance Corporation
Relief Loane
New Kiwanis Chief Faces Federal Relief Oversight
The federal relief administrator stressed he will not micromanage state affairs but will ensure adequate relief standards. He warned that aid could be withheld from communities not meeting those standards while noting ongoing efforts to monitor unemployment and starvation in distressed areas. Chicago Northwestern Railway carloadings rose to 23 983 from 22 365, the year’s highest weekly total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Chicago
Chicago, and Northwestern Railway
Veterans Act Changes Discussed At Institute
Local veterans were told of new act changes at a two day American Red Cross institute in Washington. Officials outlined revised rules on compensation pensions and hospital care after economy measures cut the Veterans Administration budget and shortened presumptive disability periods to one year after discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ye M. GA
Veteran Administration
Washington
Nct
American Legion
American Red Grass
Boards of Review
Veterans Administration board nominees sought for new terms
The American Red Cross is asked to nominate members to several boards. Each board will include two Veterans Administration members and three citizens appointed by the President. Veterans and their cadres are urged to respond promptly to requests from the VA. Miss Alice Edmonds and F. W. Lynch attended the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinwance
American Red ‘Crocs
Veterans Administration
Veterans’ Administration
Alice Edmonds
Croge
F. W. Lynch
American Legion
Col. Carmichael Addresses Rotary on Independence
Colonel Carmichael spoke to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Alexander on the causes of American independence and the Fourth of July. Dr. Crown Diehl led the first meeting of the year as president, with guests Edward Hoffman and John Shank among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carmichael
Alexander
Crown D. Diehl
Carmichael
Rotary
Edward ‘Hoffman
Mercersburg
John Shank
Waynetboro
Frank Town
Martinsburg
Alffred A. Clark
Harry F. Buckingham
Baltimore
Art Students of Mies: Lule's Wire Free Exhibit
The art students will hold a free exhibit of their work at the Studio of the Arts located at 18 Summit Avenue. The event runs July 6 7 and 8 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. each day with continuous display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Lule’s Wire
Studio of the’ Arts
Summit-avenue
Girl Wounded in Shooting Mishap in Trego Section
A 10 year old girl named Gwendolyn Abbott was accidentally shot in the neck by her cousin Austin Reynolds while playing with a .32 caliber revolver at the Reynolds home in Trego. The bullet grazed her neck but caused no serious injury. A neighbor, Mrs. George C. Miller, heard the report, rushed to help, and a physician treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn
Abbott
Trego
Austin
Reynolds
Ethel Reynolds
George C. Miller
When Your Daughter Comes to Womanhood
A short 1900s style advert encourages mothers to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to daughters entering womanhood. It claims the tonic supports health during this critical time and promises a later return in the form of a happy wife and mother.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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