Three County Girls Chosen As 4-H Style Show Reps
Three Frederick County 4-H girls were picked at Achievement Day to represent the county at the state 4-H Style Show in College Park. Winners Braddock Heights Dorothy Schaffer and Martha Jane Layman, plus Middletown Barbara Ann Young, showcased dresses costing 5.48 and 12.35 respectively, with entries across baking, cakes, preserves, and home projects earning blue red or white ribbons in a Danish grading system.
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Fredrick County
College Park
Braddock Heights
Dorothy Schaffer
Martha Ane Layman
Braddock 4- Club
Barbara Ann Young
Midletown
Helen Shelby
John C. Engle
Frederick County
Omemakers
Aries Gaede Mehstes
Ites
Layman
Young
Colgé
Ore State
Virginia Mainhart
New Market
Gladys Beachley
Middletown
Irene
Barnes
Audrey Boyer
Lois Keller
Peggy Giesler
Urbana
Doris Roderick
Walkersville
Betty Louise Remsberg
Ruth Ellen Sfert
Ruth Ellen Ifert
Jean Wiliam
Sara Ann Stone
Martha Jane Lerman
Bradd
Lelesty
Acis Keller
Mary Jane Wilcom
Betty Wilcom
Charlotte Reeder
Braddock
White
Matilda Titus
Point of Rocks
Lana Bowers
Maxine Brandenburg
Roxie Montgomery
Blue
Freda Hagan
Wanda Keller
Dorothy Keller
Jefferson
Jean Hawkins
Sue Ann Burdette
Mildred Lamm
Charlotte Farmer
Betty Buscher
Mary Ann Barker
Unionville
Sue Boyer
Shirley Page
Mary Jane Nae Com
Peggy House
Ann Runkles
Virginia Garst
Peggy Powell
Patricia Lee Stup
Irene V. Barnes
Alyce Poffinberger
Mid- Hetown
Frances Montgomery
Ethel Hoffman
Dorothy Morley
Red
Barbara Ifert
Mid-Uetown
Carlo Routzahn
Louise Huffer
Ann Allen
Anna Ruth Rhoderick
Jean Young
Carolyn Williar
Mary Louise Young
Midd
Oyivae Jusselina
Gerry Geisbert
Shirley Geisbert
Betty Schroyer
Suzanna Kasch
Doris Schroyer
Jeffer
Cage
Margaret Perry
Florence Roderick
Margaret E. Young
Dorothy Schafer
Martha Jane Layman
Lucille Rhoderick
Clara Williams
Patricia Rosencrantz
Gulie Keller
Margaret Hargett
Fern Rice
Merilyn Eckard
Patricia Himes
Doris Burrier
Betty Ann Wilee
Betty Louise Remsperg
Ruth Ben Sfert
Jean A. Wilcom
Bradcock
Brown
Obana
Dorothy Purdum
Betty Zimmerman
Ruth Elen Ifert
Barbara Young
Local 4-H Entries List and Matrimony Advertisements
A scan of community notes lists numerous 4-H members with ages and homes such as Middletown Walkersville Unionville Urbana and New Market. The piece notes farm ads promising marriage matches with two Ford men, one 21-year-old farm hand and a middle-aged farmer, who offer to exchange letters with eligible women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Ford
Doctor Explains Vitiligo Patches And Treatments
A medical feature notes vitiligo patches appear lighter due to melanin loss, often darkening with sun. Causes remain unknown, with variable responses to treatments. some can be covered with cosmetic products and sun exposure cannot reliably trigger repigmentation.
Public Sale at Dowsonville August 4 1946
Auction lists miscellaneous household items and furniture to be sold at public sale in Dowsonville Maryland on Tuesday August 4 1946 at 12 30 PM. Items include chests wardrobes beds piano stove radio refrigerator lawn equipment kitchenware and numerous small articles in good condition. Cash terms. Archige to attend this sale. Judge Charles M Webb Auctioneer W E Ward Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Grocery Co., Inc
Medford, Carroll Co
Chester Wright
Baltimore
Oakland
California
England
Martha Washington
R. C. A. Eiec
Hollywood
Evervesdy
Plenty Park
Bowers
Austin Bohn
Dowsonville
Kroehler
Westinghouse Radio
Norch
Westinghouse
Philgas
Archige
Frank C
Buxton
Charles M. Webb
W EL Ward
State Road
Gambrill State Park
Frederick
Belgium
McCormick-Deering
Dellinger
McCormick-Beering
John Deere
DAL Ad Electric Wilson
Aeington
Stewart Electric
Ravie
Maryland
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Beltsville Farm
Washington
Sir Doug Burk Gerb
Colon-Watson
Col
R. W. Walker
Howard
Leaverton
Rock Hall
Ar. Hemby
Little Genius
David Bradley
Farm Master
Shear Master
Ramsburg
Is There a Disease Risk From Eating Rare Beef
The text discusses skin tanning and freckles, then questions a disease risk from meat. It asserts rare beef can be safe if properly refrozen, warns raw beef may spread a beef tapeworm, and notes ordinary handwashing suffices to reduce risk.
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William A. O'Brien
MLD
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T. B
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Glenn Trout
Raymond £. Kelly
Casper W. Diller
MY. Airy. MD
Osborne
Alliance Mower
Superior
Saxton
Syracuse
Norge
Stewart
Rouse Furniture
J. Thos. Summers
Raymond &, Kelly
Pearce
Markell & Ford
Hard Road
Fengaville
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Glenn W. Fritz
Emmert R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
MT. Pleasant
Edward C
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