Maryland Feed Conference and Agronomy Day March to Aug Details
A Maryland feed service conference draws 300 plus industry service men for a two day program September 14 and 15 at the University of Maryland Col lege Park. The event covers poultry dairy and meat animal issues with a stump the experts finale and invites poultry producers and farmers. The Agriculture program highlights the Aug 30 Agronomy Field Day at the Plant Research Farm near Fairland with corn research tours and corn picker demonstrations. Hessian fly notes warn sowing wheat after the fly free date reduces damage and the new D H I A sire reports are available by sire registration number from J R Schabinger. Seed treatment guidelines for grass seed curb damping off and seed rats. The Maryland State Fair will feature the Maryland Poultry Showcase Building from Aug 29 to Sept 10 with a 40 by 60 foot display including Maryland’s largest processed turkey.
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University of Maryland At College Park
University of Maryland Plant Research Farm
Fairland
James R. Miller
Agronomy Department
Agricultural Engineering Department
Ted Bis- Sell
University of Maryland Extension
Hhd Hive
J. R. Schabinger
Dairy Extension Office
University of Maryland, College Park
Maryland
William G. Langston
University of Maryland
Community Notes and Travel Plans AcrossMarydel Area
Marydel Cub Scout Pack No 338 held a picnic at Wheeler Park last Sunday with a good turnout. Herbert Butts and Mrs Heath accompanied Mrs William Heath to New York on Tuesday to process her bar for overseas. Mrs Heath and her children will sail to Tokyo September 6, where they will be met by Set Heath. Laura Glass and Miss Sara Glass of Baltimore visited Miss Margaret Smith. Glass recently returned from a five week Caribbean trip. Nancy Lou Sprinkle of Bonny Blue VA is visiting her sister Mrs Doris Ward several weeks. Thomas Simonson and son Dale from New Jersey are vacationing with his parents Mr and Mrs Karl Jacobsen. James Wood and son Jimmy of Philadelphia spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Francis Pierce. Calvary Methodist Church held a semi monthly barbecue at Louis Collison's home Saturday evening. well attended with a very good meal. Jason Harman is spending this week in South Carolina. Linda Hansen of Runnymede NJ is visiting Ralph Jacobsen and family. The Hutchins Harcesty and Narcissi Spry Smith descendants held their 12th family reunion at White Crystal Beach on Sunday Aug 21, with about 60 attending, including some from Berkeley CA. The business meeting was called to order by
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Caribbean
Nancy Lou Sprinkle
Bonny Blue
Doris Ward
Thomas Simonson
Dale
New Jersey
Karl Jacobsen
James Wood
Jimmy
Philadelphia
Francis Pierce
Calvary Methodist Church
Louis Collison
Jason Harman
South Carolina
Linda Hansen
Runnymede
N. J
Ralph Jacobsen
Hutchins Harcesty
Poultry Exhibit Draws Crowd With Egg to Consumer Display
The event invites all to view feed industry and broiler processing displays along with turkey production. Highlights include the incubator showing baby chicks hatching and live poultry on site. Leaf scorch in shade trees worries many. Dr. Jack Wilson notes it is non parasitic, from heat and drying winds, with roots failing to take up water. Promote tree health via fertilization and watering. At the Lebanon Pa meeting, Mrs George Morris presided. Gifts went to oldest and youngest members Mrs Laura Smith Glass and Stuart Dale Walker. Afterward, young folks enjoyed swimming and games. guests lingered with friends. House guest Mr Elda Wright from Ridley Park Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilson
University of Maryland Extension
George Morris
Lebanon
Laura Smith Glass
Baltimore
Mary B. Smith
Marydel
Stuart Dale Walker
Jack Walker
Dover
Choosing the Right Boat for Your Family
The Evinrude Boating Foundation advises new boaters to consider intended use and waters when selecting a first rig. Popular starter sizes include 14 and 16 footers with 40 to 75 horsepower, plus small cabin cruisers for more space. Guidance covers matching boat, motor, and trailer as an efficient team for easy transport and enjoyable boating and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evinrude Boating Foundation
Marine Pfe. Ralph E. Willis Assigned to Camp Lejeune
Ralph E Willis son of Mr and Mrs Leon Rhodes of Greensboro serves with the Second Service Battalion of the Second Marine Division at Camp Lejeune N C He completed a Marine Corps Institute Introduction to Personnel Administration correspondence course The battalion provides supplies fuel ammunition and regulates beach and helicopter landing facilities in amphibious operations before enlisting in June 1959 Willis graduated from Greensboro High School
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Camp Lejeune
N. C
Sunday Morning Fatigue and Afternoon Recovery
A reflective line notes how weariness can grip a man on church Sunday morning but fade by mid afternoon when something interrupts the calm, bringing a quick return to energy.
Registration to Voters of Caroline County
Registrars for Caroline County sit at various district locations in Denton Greensbo ro Preston and West Denton for voter registration and revision. Sessions run 9 am to 9 pm and 10 am to 4 pm with dates shown as August 26 1931. The notice names E Landon Walston Tilghman Williams and W Stewart Fitzgerald as officials.
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State of
Maryland
Caroline County
Denton
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Sandee Noel
Sarasota, Fla
Aschau
West Germany
Franz Jelles
Eee
Cargill
Elk River
Minn
Franco
Minichelli
Rome
F. M. Rogers
U. of Md
Bissell
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
University of Maryland I
H. R. Butts
Phone Whiteoaks
Herbert Butts
Elda Wright
Ridley Park, Pa
By Rudy Evins
Henderson School
Henderson
Greensboro
Preston
Federalsburg
Hillsboro
Cohee’s Warehouse
West Denton
Ridgely
Alton Messer
E. Landon Walston
Tilghman H. Williams
J. Carlton Mandrelle
Caroline
County
Wilbert L. Merriken
W. Stewart Fitzgerald
Market St
Goldsboro
Janet Beauty Shoppe
Janet K. Hutson
the Denton
Third Street
MDOT
J. W. Hallowell & Sons, Inc
Federalsburg, Maryland
Ph. Pleasant
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