Ayrshire Field Day Held Amid Rain Delays and Strong Attendance
The Western Maryland Ayrshire Field Day at Ligter's Grove near Middletown drew the largest animal showing to date. Twenty-nine owners entered 59 animals with top honors going to Davie Lee West and W. Paul Etzler among others as judges and officials noted weather-related cancellations of afternoon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Ayrshire
Ligter’s Grove
Middletown
Yellow Springs
Gordon Cairns
University of Maryland
Davie Lee West
Frederick
Preston Fogle
Mt. , Pleasant
Mppoen
W. Paul Etzler
Femste
Wilbur Barkdoll
Mt. Alto
Walter J. Hahn
W. J. Hahn and Son
Shank
Boonsboro
W. Paul Etzier
L. M. West & Son
Carl R. Ingling, Jr
Johnsville
J. B. Wisner
Walkersville
W. Paul Ettzler
W.d. Habre
Stony Ford
University of San Marcos in Lima Turns 395
The University of San Marcos in Lima Peru marks 395 years of existence highlighting its long history since its founding in 17th century. The note references the university as a historic institution within Peru and its enduring legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of San Marcos
Lima
Peru
Emmitsburg Picnic Draws Huge Attendance and Prizes
St Josephs Catholic church picnic on Saturday August 3 drew a large crowd with about five hundred suppers served. Tombele prizes awarded led by a $50 first prize to Livya Evier of Baltimore. Fr Stauble reports gross receipts near $2,000. Attendees include Fr. Stauble and many local residents and visitors from Baltimore Philadelphia and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmittsburg
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Livya Evier
Baltirogre
Guy Baker
Emmitsburg
Basil Sanders
Elizabeth Myers
New Bedford
N. C
Frank Baker
Toledo
Ohio
Stauble
Frances Rowe
Washington, D. C
Coolie Combs
West Main ‘Street
Alice Melly
de Paul Street
Endly Price
Philadelphia
George Topper
Baltimore
Allen. Rosensteel
de Pat Street
William. Topper
Robert L. Topper
North
Seton Avenue
Local notices of visits and health events in Camp Hill area
The column lists health matters and social visits including Rev R Poffenbarger to Harrisburg Hospital for an operation, Miss Belva Graham's ton sil ectomy in Frederick City, and multiple weekend guests and relatives visiting families in Lovettsville Winchester Martinsburg and Meadvill e. It mentions Lutheran delegates to a Loudoun County convention and various family travel and camp plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovellsville
Poffenbarger
Camp Hill
Harrisburg Hospital
W. E. Eisenberg
Dorothy
Louise
Winchester
B. D. Hickman
Louise Whitman
Barbara King
Lutheran Sunday School
Loudoun County
Philemont
Belva Graham
Frederick City Hospital
G. H. Wirts
F. R. Myers
Ernie Williams
Washington
William Piercy
Richmond
Ernest. Everhart
Harry Compher
Dottie
Martinsburg
F. W. Compher
Cora Wiard
W. A. Wade
Edward W. Wade
Wade Drug Store
Wolfsville Notes Include Births Visits and Softball Scores
Miss Catherine St moved to Skyline on Sunday and visited several local families including the McFarlands and Jesse households. Mr. and Mrs. Date Draper welcomed a son at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. The Wolfsville softball team split games with Cavetown 18 4 and 9 8, while other residents hosted and visited relatives up and down the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Washabaugh
Alexandria
Jackson—Hamerick
Frailey's Road
Evelyn Humerick
Washington, D. C
Helen Brown
Mairstreet
Jackson Humerick
Allen Rosensteel
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Baltimore
Claud
Paul Street
van Lam
Herson
East McKeesport
John O'Malley
John O'Malley, Jr
Pittsburgh
Eila Motter
Jenniei Guise
Louise Jacobs
James Rettbert
Leo Rosenberger
Rodney Abrahams
Philadelphia
Edgar Mullen
William Watts
Lewis Kelly
Watts
James L. Topper, Jr
Gettysburg Road
Louise Adams
Gertrude Overholtzer
C. Felix Adams
de Paul Street
Rosemary Saffer
East Main Street
Thurmont
Edward Ezienrode
Mae
Hanover
Emmitsburg
Clarence Sanders
N. Seton Avenue
Owens Sanders
Sykesville
Howard Sanders
Dorothy Freshman
Herbert Sprankle
Sprankle
Claudia Rosensteel
East
Wolfsville
Ars. Green
Catherine St
Ell. McFarland
CC Jesse
iSlattlenwep
Strsburg
Patsy Harshman
Cecil Matriy
Wastom
Dlc
Date Draper
Washington County Hospital
Hakerstown
Draper
Mie Fine Pyne Ak Aliss
Minnie Smith
Tage
Ut Frederick
Hubert Blickenstall
Suwa
Doris Stottlemyer Lovell
Ivan Stottlesmyer
John Bear
Charles
Kline
Tlagerstown
Elizabeth Frushour
Hagerstown
Edgar Frushour
Cavetown
Waltsville
Bligkenstad
Housing Drive Progress Report Shows Mixed Results
The National Housing Administrator called the six month progress encouraging though setbacks persist. Nearly 500,000 houses started and 644 thousand completed in the first half, with targets for prefab homes cut and construction times lengthened due to delayed materials. veterans programs and permanent housing starts show varied performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson Wyatt
Auie Bo
Hyereer ci
Eynendatics
Wyatt
Unsigned wartime housing figures show shifts in unit types
Doubled totals amid revisions. Temporary units rose toward a planned 200 000 and 12 000 added. Despite waves of incomplete data, home completions climbed monthly with 225 000 units finished, converting temporary quarters and trailers to permanent housing amid wartime adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Wyatt
Benevent Unite
Men Like Solitude Women Are Different
The Commerce Department surveyed vacation habits and found men prefer solitude while women seek company. Women favor shopping and social activities, while men lean toward fishing and solitary pastimes. Swimming is the top vacation sport and most travelers stay within 300 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Degyaytisint
Americans take unprecedented vacations this year says department
From home but they hunt water. The report notes longer vacations entice people to travel farther. Americans vacationing this year as never before. Thirty million workers will receive paid vacations. Vacation spending may reach 10,000,000,000 if incomes stay strong.
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Ayrshire
Hill
Donald B. Huffer
William B. Crum
Walkersvile
John Shank
Geneva Shank
Alan L. Ingling
Carl R. Ingling Jr
Davis Lee West
Ralph Shank
Roberta Crum
Robert Shank
E. D. Fry
W. P. Johnson
Mead
B. W. Randles
R&ghec
H. H. Carter
Sherborn Meadows
W. I King
N.C. Stiles & Sons
Allie Messer
W. I. King
E. R. Beall
E. D Fry
Wee King
We. PB. Johnson
M.D. Harp Insurance Agency
Prtisan Castle
M.D. Harp
Gordon W. Spurrler
Fountain Mills
Russell Lawson
S. E
New Market
New
Philco Electric
Neil Waid
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Nantes
Albert Kelly
William Weikert
Gettysburg
James Arnold
Frederick Bower
Patty Jean East
Main Sliver
New Windsor
Edna Aycock
James
Maryland
Lovettsville
John Reed
Texas
Roy Reed
U. S. Army
Tue Hunter
Banentnn
W. F. Compher
Harry Hickman
Lean
Anna Axline
Thalia McGaha
Frank McGaha
Meadsville
Petersville Farmer's Woods
Petersville Lutheran Church
Dyrhoanean
Sallie Virts
H. D. Beatty
Brunsn
H. W. Beatty
Lovena Virts Lang
New Mexico
and Stone
Lillie Goshin
Brunstick
Pearl Snouts
George Ritchie
Luther Shunaker
Here Antine
Anna Axfive
Alvin Fleming
iMiss Belva Graham
Bonnie Sue Baker
L. P. Hickman
Barbara
Leesburg
M Ella Bell
Edith Hickman
Shepherdstown
Harvey Hickman
Hickman
Dunmoviy Farm
Earl Hickman
Carol Ann
Nancy
Littitz
Carol Joanne
Berkley Baker
Dorothy Hatcher
Robert McClain
Pierce Hatcher
Africa
Leo Reed
Hawaii
Leslie Orisson
Chester Frye
R. C. Womeldorph
Canton
L. A. Womeldorphs
Amoco
American Oil CO
Wolftsville
House OF Delegates
Albert J. Zimmerman
Pearce
General Acceptance Corp
Oa Miei Tap
DRO
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MB
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Atari
Rebresburg
Baby Parade
City Opera House
Snows Roar
Elks Lodge
Cecil Kellaway
Carlos Ramirez
Ben Blue
Ethel Smith
Atg Yan
Talon
Peter Lawford
Helen Walker
Reginald
Gardiner
Reginald Owen
Dueces
Ernst Lubitsch
P Jones
Ernst Z Ya Ned i
John Toder
Audrey Long
Edgar Barrier
Russell Wade
Saratoga
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