Meetings and Farm Show Dates Set for January in Maryland and Pennsylvania
Several small grain, truck and canning groups announce meetings this month. The Pennsylvania Farm Show runs Jan 13–17. Maryland groups meet January 14 and 16 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, 10 am to 3 pm, including Crop Improvement, Vegetable Growers, and Livestock associations. The Farm Cereal meeting runs Jan 17–18 at the same hotel.
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Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Maryland Vegetable Growers Association
Lord Baltmore
Maryland Livestockmoon’s Association
Maryland Farm Cereal Meeting
Choptank Vegetable Council Meeting In Hurlock Jan 24
Choptank Vegetable Improvement Council will hold an open meeting at the American Legion Hall in Hurlock Maryland on Friday January 24. Also Tri County Lime and Fertilizer meeting planned in Easton on February 4 from 10 am to 3 pm. Income tax forms for farmers now available at this office. If you need extras, stop by. This time of year invites sunup after a night’s sleep and a nod to men from another planet.
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Cheptank Vegetable Improvement Council
American Legion Hall
Hurlock, Md
Tri-County
New Fre Hall
Easton
French Brioche Rolls Versatile Yeast Bread Recipes
Readable excerpt outlines easy to make brioche dough using Fleischmann’s Yeast and margarine. Provides steps to mix, rise overnight, and shape variations such as Luncheon Braid Creole Style Brioche Small Traditional and Large Traditional Brioche with baking times and temperatures.
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Fleischmann
Preston Community Club and Prestonians Share Christmas Events
Preston’s Community Club maintains holiday routine with visitors from North Wilkesboro Newark Easton and Arlington. Families host dinners and gatherings including the Sisk, Cannon, Mitch ell, Laneten, Leventhal Redgrave and Schmidt households. Bethesda Methodist Church observes Student Participation Day and Candlelight service with choir involvement.
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Myrs
Henry C. Laneten TI
Clay
North Wilkesboro
N. C
Fletcher Sisis
Marc Leventhal
Kimberley
Michael Redgrave
Christopher
Geoffrey
Rockville
Lee Noble
Dickson Greenfield
Adair
Sykesville
Joseph Gallagher
Bethesda Methodist Church
Landon Walston
Easton Hospital
Preston
Caroline Cotillion Club
Gold Ballroom
Tidewater Inn
Easton
Maryland 4-H Top Honors Recognize 63 Efforts
Six Maryland 4-H members earned state honors at the 1963 best-in-state awards with trips to national events. Wesley Gordon, Andrea Bowden, Russell Brown Jr, Leroy Sellman, Virginia Benedict, and Mary Jane Jones headlined the roster, with several proceeding to Chicago for the 42nd National 4-H Club Congress and related activities in Washington and beyond.
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Maryland
Wesley Gordon
Flintstone
Andrea Bowden
Lonaconing
Russell Brown Jr
Joppa
Leroy Sellman
Owings Mills
Virginia Benedict
Hampstead
Mary Jane Jones
White Hall
Marryland
Chicago
Cooperative Extension Service
Maryland 4-H youths win national honors in Chicago
At the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago six Maryland youths shared national honors for superior project work and all around club activities. Each received a $500 college scholarship from sponsors and an all expense trip to the congress. Betty Stonesifer of Taneytown won in beef, Elaine Folk of Manchester in bread, John Rinehart of Littlestown in dairy, Dianne Gadow of Huntington in electric, Milton Markus III of Cambridge in field crops, and Robert Windham of Gaithersburg in swine.
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Gordon
Martin M. Gordon
International Harvester Company
University of Maryland, College of Agriculture
Miss Bowden
Fred T. Bowden
Hercules Powder Co
Miss Jones
Ronald B. Jones
Shepherd College
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Brown
Russell Brown
University of Baltimore
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Maryland
Congress
Betty Stonesifer
Taneytown
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, Inc
Earle Stonesifer
Elaine Folk
Manchester
Standard Brands Incorporated
Donald Folk
John Rinehart
Robert Rinehart
Littlestown
Oliver Corporation
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Alfred Gadow
Milton Markus III
Cambridge
Arcadian Products Department
Allied Chemical Corporation
Milton Markus Jr
Robert Windham
Moorman Mfg. Co
Kenneth Windham
Gaithersburg
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Mene Ji
Poy
F. M. Rogers
Choptank Vegetable Council
Hurlock
Tri-County Lime and Fertilizer Meeting
East
Young America
Fleischemann’s
Fletcher Sisk
maBid
Eran Spee
Sellman
National Congress
Heisdorf and
Nelson Farms, Inc
Howard Sellman
Miss Benedict
David Benedict
Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation
Art Institute
Museum of Science and Industry
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
4-H
Dianne Gadow
Huntington
Miss Gadow
Miss
Miss Stonesifer
Rinehart
Windham
Ford
F.D.A.F
Smith Ford, Inc
Denton
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