Grain Storage Plan Is Held In Abeyance
Frederick’s grain storage proposal was paused after a Chamber of Commerce Rural-Urban Committee review. A 750000 bushel facility would cost about 485000 with 275000 local funds on a 50 percent loan or 149000 on an 80 percent loan, but projected income and high government involvement rendered the venture unguaranteed. The panel cited government expansion in grain storage and potential overbuilding as reasons to await developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce Rural- Urban Committee
Ray H. Smith
Arger
Co. C. C
Smith
Austin PF
Renn
Lawence H. Crickenberger
Harold Z. Staley
Bruce E. Crum
Lincoln
Chamber conference at Key hotel draws engineers and officials
D Engelbrecht and George C Slagle Jr of the Chamber of Commerce served as secretary-manager at a Friday conference held at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Also attending was Mr Lippincott, a Chicago construction engineer, expanding regional business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Engelbrecht
George C. Slagle Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mr. Lippincott
Chicago
Daily Dairy Chore Efficiency Boosts Labor Savings
An agricultural bulletin highlights that by using labor saving devices in dairy barns, a dairyman can save time and reduce man days yearly. Milking by machine can cut per cow time to three or four minutes, with feed carts and proper tools cutting walking and cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
University of Maryland
Hothouse Lambs To Be Marketed In Maryland
Maryland farmers may market hothouse lambs when fancy meat grades return. University of Maryland expert Charles Haines outlines four stock factors: purebred or crossbred ewes from certain breeds, strong milk production, high quality lambs, and ample experience with sheep. He calls Maryland a strong potential area for this delicacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Charles Haines
University of Maryland Animal Husbandry Department
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Haines
Taneytown Names Albaugh Memorial Day Chairman
Taneytown Albaugh of the American Legion named chairman of the 1950 Memorial Day observance with D. Robert Heistand, Boy Scout executive, as guest speaker. Committee members include Neal Powell Edmund Morrison David Myerly Samuel Unger Raymond Reynolds and Commander Francis Locking bill. Easter Egg Hunt scheduled on the lawn of the Antrim estate Uniontown road Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Harman Albaugh
American Legion
D. Robert Heistand
Baltimore Area
Neal Powell
Edmund Morrison
David Myerly
Samuel Unger
Raymond Reynolds
Francis Lockingbill
Antrim Estate
Uniontown Road
Third annual Easter egg event draws children with Legion help
Sunday afternoon marks the third annual community egg event for children, staged with coloring by Legionnaires at the post home. Thomas G. Swartz of Pleasant Valley, a local post member, lies in Hanover General Hospital after injuries from a Friday auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Legionnaires
Thomas G. Swartz
Pleasant Valley
Danover General Hospital
Lions Club Events And Local Happenings Noted
Reports mention a hospital stay after injuries from an incident and plans for a Piney Creek Presbyterian church lawn bulletin board. The Tawny Lion offers April and May activities including Father and Daughter Night, Zone 3 Night, and a Taneytown Kiwanis joint dinner. District and Lions International conventions are listed along with high school awards funding and a forthcoming minstrel show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Creek Presbyterian Church
The
Lions
Wilbur
Thomas
Westminster Armory
Baseboar’s
Littlestown
Taneytown Kiwanis Club
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Chicago
Lions International
Turk Eckard
Ted Jester
Edward Welker
Benefit card party planned for Scout jamboree trip
Plans are underway for a benefit card party to send a Boy Scout to the Valley Forge National Jamboree in July. The Berean Circle of the Presbyterian Church held its March meeting at the home of Mrs Curtis Bowers. Mrs Novert Ingram presided over the session and officers were reelected: President Mrs Robert Ingram Vice president Mrs George Ingram Secretary Mrs Edward Shorb Treasurer Mrs Robert S McVaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Turning To Farm To Earn Living For Maryland Negroes
Dr J T Williams president of Maryland State College told the annual farmers and homemakers conference that Maryland Negroes are turning to farming in increasing numbers. About 3800 farmers and wives attended at the college where Williams spoke, noting one in six Maryland Negroes now engage in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne
Maryland
J.T. Williams
Maryland State College
Williams
Maryland Conference Promotes Modern Farming Methods
A Maryland gathering emphasized farming and industrial livelihoods for Black residents, noting higher ownership among Black farm owners than ever. Speakers urged attendees to spread farm production and management ideas to neighbors. Women learned budgeting, sewing, and menus. men studied seed treatment, soil testing, and machinery. Demonstrations by Maryland State College staff and university extension officials showcased practical skills and economic guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland Department of Agriculture
Maryland State College
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South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Co
Rubinoff
Frederick Civitan Club
Elm Street School
Civitan
Warren F. E. Smith
Eddie Cantor
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James M. Ritter
Wilson
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BABY
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Atchery, Inc
Ceresville
R. L. Kelly & Sons
Charles E. Fogle
Maple Avenue
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Frederick County
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick
Hermie Catherine Phreeger
Amos A. Holter
Ellis C. Wachter
Ames
Holler
Frederickounty
Equity
James J. Kowmas
Marie Z. Rowman
Edward L. Johnson
Ellis GC Wachter
T. West Claggett, Jr
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Ervin H. Gossard
Care Elks Club
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Court of Equity
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Elizabethtown
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Manheim
Mt. Ex
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EENEA
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Orphans’ Court
Lula May Crummitt
Auckeystown
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Auice
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Caie
Purc Chaser
Effie A. Ouara
Mehrl C. Crummitt
Edward BD
Storm
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Linganore
Orleans’ Court
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Unionville
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Tda Horton
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Orphans” Court
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Emmett R. Bowlus
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Walter BE. Sinn
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Frederick, Md
Frederick Service
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Farmall
H. B. Duvall
Fredrick, Md
H. C. Summers
Jefferson
Hone
Farm Equipment Center
Thormont, Md
Lhurimont
Moneqovia Supply CO
Monrovia, Med
Phone New Market
Kaffa
Kaff-A
Consolidated Products Company
Danville
Hliness
Princeton, N. J
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