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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1956

Page

7

Frederick County DHIA Annual Dinner Honors Production Leaders

The Frederick County Dairy Herd Improvement Association held its thirtieth annual dinner at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with 131 members and guests. Rev. John A. Baden urged efficient production and warned against overreliance on legislation, praising Maryland stewardship. Production certificates were awarded to 41 farms and individuals for high butterfat output. Co. W. Smith & Sons received the Efficient Production Award, with Bernard Wiles also honored. New officers and directors were elected as Desmond Dean presided and Gordon Smith reported on testing program progress and future changes.

Frederick County America Maryland Baden J. R. Schobinger Extension Dairyman University of Maryland Charles Ifert Middletown Earl Kepler Maurice Gross-nickle Burkitsville Oscar Holter Jr Wolford Wolfe Wattsville Richard Keller William Staley Knoxville Reno Eldridge Myersville Amos Keller Jr Anne Brandenburg J. Komer Remsburg W Keiffer Coblentz J Wilmer Ray H. Smith & Son Frederick C. Irving Staley C. Lester Dudrow R. A. Lewisor Walkersville Richard Remsburg Jefferson Juliet G Charles F. Smith Jr Libertytown Carroll & Edgar Ripley Unionville Volun Frank Keeter County Council of Homemakers Coblentz Hall Hood College C. J. Morris Ray HB. Smith Beatrice Fehr Betsy Lovington J. Jiomer Remsberg Homemakers Council Paul L. Willard Paul Nystrom Albert Dean Nystrom Evelyn Scott Alan Long Scott Russell Dudrow Ralph Griner Russell Young The Jug Bridge Club J. Vernon Coblentz

1 H Club Easing Cost-Price Squeeze

Four hundred fifty 4 H Club members join Field Crops Soil and Water Conservation and Tractor programs to improve crop efficiency conserve resources and keep equipment in top form. State champions earn trips to the National 4 H Congress with 300 college scholarships awarded at Chicago. gold medals and sponsor incentives noted.

Nitrogen Division Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation Wwirestone Tire & Rubber Company American Oil Company Chicago Fick Cooperative Extension Service National Committee On Wed

Quilting Circles Highlight County Art and Dairy Trends

In College Park a report notes a decline in farms selling milk from 1944 to 1954 while total sales rise with higher per farm production. In Highland, quilters from the Brethren churches display heirloom quilts, describe families’ patterns, and discuss craft traditions and markets.

Pat Rosencrantz Churches of the Brethren Grossnickle Brethren Roger Lenis Phnea College Park United States Ray A. Murray University of Maryland U. S Tennessee California Florida Murray iGrossnickles Highland Lodi Washington County

Practical Means Of Checking Diseases In Swine Herds

A report in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association describes raising disease free baby pigs by Caesarian delivery or sterile bag handling and immediate isolation. Birth pigs are essentially free of infection and, with strict isolation, can be developed without colostral antibodies, improving growth and feed efficiency while reducing herd diseases.

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association Association AVMA

Quilt projects and brucellosis warnings cross paths

The piece highlights quilt making with names like Rose of Sharon and Tennessee Rose and notes the labor involved. It then summarizes an American Veterinary Medical Association alert urging continued brucellosis precautions and vaccine caution despite falling cattle infection rates. It covers livestock injuries from baling wire and a rainwear survey of teenage girls in April.

Rose of Sharon Martha Washington Star Dusty Miller Tennessee Rose American Veterinary Medical Association AVMA College Park U. S Department of Agriculture

Frank Gould dies at 78 in Juan-les-Pins France

American railroad heir Frank Jay Gould died at 78 in Juan-les-Pins France after a long decline. He inherited 10 million dollars, had an income around 115 dollars daily in recent years, and spent years as a reclusive social figure at the Riviera resort.

Frank Jay Gould Juan-Les-Pins France Millonaire Riviera Gould Willa “Soleil Golden Sun

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