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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1950

Page

14

Walkersville Bus Driver Builds 12-Foot Bicycle Feats

Albert Reno Smith of Walkersville is a Capital Transit driver by day and an amateur bicycle designer and rider by hobby. He crafts and rides extraordinary bikes, including a 12 foot bi cycle, often performing in Washington area events and on Camel Caravan TV. He plans to display his unicycle and two wheeler at the Rocky Hill Lutheran church picnic near Woodsboro. He has toured with exhibitions in Silver Spring and Bethesda and has received pro offers to go pro. He is one of twelve siblings, joined the Army, and has worked for Capital Transit since 1935.

Joe Eigenhauer Albert Reno Smith Walkersville Frederick Capital Transit Company Washington Capital John M. Smith Rocky Hill Lutheran Church Woodsboro Smitty New York England

Offer Compromise In Milk Controversy in Washington

Washington moves to allow chemical as well as steam sterilization of milk in a compromise announced by the District of Columbia commissioners. The Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association backs the order, while enforcement concerns linger and a higher steam usage rating is urged. Britain’s average daily fond consumption rose to 2990 calories in 1949, just under pre war 3000.

Washington Commissioners of District of Columbia District Health Department Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association Trols District Health Office Britain

Missionary Speaks At Eldership Meet In Littlestown

Mrs. Rhoda Kauffman, recently returned from India, spoke at the Maryland Virginia Eldership of the First Churches of God convention in Littlestown. Rev. W. A. Herpich, pastor, led as more than 100 delegates enrolled for the session, which runs through Friday. The gathering opened Tuesday with Hagerstown Church of God chair providing special music and Rev. C. H R. Barr delivering the opening address on the theme Advancing for and With Christ.

Rhoda Kauffman India Maryland-Virginia First Churches of God In Christ

Newa Maryland Ministers Speak At Session Weekend Events

The Newa Frederick MD hosts afternoon sessions with Rev Clyde May Rev John Hoch Rev James Reese Rev David Ring Rev Harry Gonao Mrs H C Gonso and Rev Arthur Bekin delivering tonight. Tomorrow features Rev J Stephen Rev J HW Gonso Rev Robert Emsterday Rev Joel Cock Rev W F Murray and Rev C E Ebersole. Officers to be elected Friday as prep for October session. A West Augusta Ayrshire field day at Sigler's Grove near Middletown includes a Friday family picnic and judging of 50 plus entries starting 11 a.m. DST with Dr Gordon Cairns of the University of Maryland dairy dept as judge.

Clyde May John Hoch James Reese David Ring Harry Gonao H. C. Gonso Arthur Bekin J. E. Stephen J. HW. Gonso Robert Emsterday Joel Cock W. F. Murray C. E. Ebersole Maryland Ayrshire Sigler's Grove Middletown Gordon Cairns University of Maryland Dairy Department

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