Poolesville Stock Show draws crowd and prizes of 1000
More than 100 Montgomery county farms and youths entered the 11th annual Poolesville stock show with about 60 onlookers. The event awarded over 1000 in sash and premiums. Rutter of Poolesville won a silver cup as outstanding woman for a second year. Edwin Fisher of Rockville received a purebred baby for the grand champ steer. Pigs won by Jimmy Barnsley of Olney and Jorge Zimmerman of Boyds. A heavy tractor outpulled the horse team in the first dynamometer tractor pull, with Charles Pearson’s team taking top prize of 25. The event featured many classes in horses, swine, and ponies with numerous champions and reserve champions listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ounty Farms
Poolesville
Bk Rutter
Edwin Fisher
Rockville
Jimmy Barnsley
Olney
Jorge Zimmerman
Boyds
Marya
Charles Pearson
Poolesley
Raymond Lee Olesville
Maurice G. Ward
H. Bradleymes
Steven Kahoe
James Pot
Bry
M. H. Kerr
James B. Outhouse
Windy Knoll Rm
Tomrown
B. Pearson
A. B. McKee
James Welsh
Eeder
George Lechlider
Swine
Yorkshire
W. L Thompson
Chester White
Helen Jefer
Dickerson
Hampshire
George Welker
Barksburg
Charles Fritz
Berkshire
Gordon Keys
Mary Stewart
Reserve and Grand Champions in Dairy and Beef Cattle
Reserve Champion Sow Gordon Keys leads dairy class winners while multiple paring of champions fill the show list. Cham pion bulls include Robert Dorsey Kris Westball and Laura Ann Waters. Grand and Reserve titles go to Gaithersburg Olney Derwood Germantown Poolesville and Derwood entries with pedigreed breeds Blackface Guernseys Hereford Angus Jersey and Ayrshire among winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Keys
Robert Dorsey
Boyds
Bowman Brothers
Gaithersburg
Janice Palmer
Olney
Robert Dorse
Ayrshire
Kris Westball
Dairy
Fraley
Derwood
Guernseys
E. H. Harding
Germantown
Carson Fender
A. G. Rolfe
Poolesville
Joseph Pastros
Brinklow
R. E. Smith
Rockville
Jam
Edward Muncaster
Ewe
Raymond Poole
Large Family Reunion At Woodfield
John Duckett King sailed from England in 1798 and settled in King's Valley near Cedar Grove, Montgomery County. About 200 Montgomery residents traced to Singleton L. King gathered at Woodfield Methodist Church for the 12th annual reunion with an estimated 10,000 descendants. William H. Burdette and his wife celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary as the group reviewed family trees and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duckett King
England
King's Valley
Cedar Grove
Montgomery County
Everett Jones
Damascus
Montgomery
Singleton L. King
John Duckett
King
Mary Rachel Elizabeth Burdette
Woodfield Methodist Church
Singleton King’s Farm
King-Burdette
William H. Burdette
Clagettsville
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Programs
A dense listing of radio programs across SBC CBS sKS ABC networks detailing news shows dramas concerts and talent broadcasts. Notable items include News & Commentary by CBS and mbs slots, Lone Ranger Drama, Dinner Date, Gordon Mackae Show, Bartow Concert, Crime Fighters, Murder by Experts, Boston Pops, and wrestling duels. Also notes TV relays and daylight time shifts for Eastern zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbs-West
Cba
Nbe
Cbs
Robert Q. Warwarks
Cbs News
Mbs
Nabe
Ebs
Gordon Mackae
Abe
Homicide
Aba
Hashknife Harttey
Bartow
Abe Falso
Henry Saylor
Voorhees
Cbs United
Paul Lavalle
Abe Meer Millio
Cbs Ghost
Norean
Boston Pops
Abe Straw Hat
Cs News
Alystery
Imbs
Cbs News & Music
Neta
Cameo Theater
Barlow
al Morgan
DuMont
Abe Heidi
Maugham
Cbs Film Hour
Maynard King Named Union President for Third Term
Maynard King, a Washington policeman, begins his third term as reunion president. Lansdale Burdette of Browningsville becomes vice president and Miss Esther Beall of Lewisdale is secretary treasurer. Appointed historians include Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jones, Miss Beall, and Lyndall Fuller of Rockville. The event notes a feast that included 50 chickens and 20 gallons of iced tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard King
Washington
Lansdale Burdette
Browningsville
Esther Beall
Lewisdale
Everett Jones
Kinship Ties Deeply Rooted in Montgomery County King Family
The King family reunion highlighted a large gathering led by Mr. and Mrs. William Oliver Woodfield and eight children. Notable members include Mrs. William Burdette, 74, and 5 month old Marilyn Jean Baker. Prominent descendants: W. Lawson King, James D. King, Marvin L. Burdette, Grover Walker, and J. Forest Walker. Genealogist Mr. Jones seeks more information to update charts for the next reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oliver Woodfield
William Burdette
Singleton L. King
Marilyn Jean Baker
Olive Lee Baker
Woodbine
Montgomery County
King
W. Lawson King
Gaithersburg
James D. King
Dawsonville
Montgomery
John Middleton King
Singleton
Marvin L. Burdette
Browningsville
Maryland
George Fuller
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Grover Walker
Jones
Draftees and Vets Guide Explains UMTS Release Rules
Major Thomas M. Nial clarifies UMTS recall terms for Navy and other services. Any serviceman with at least 12 months duty between Pearl Harbor and Sept 2, 1945 may apply for release after 17 months on this tour, except in rare cases where a critical rating prevents early release. Guardsmen and drill-only reservists are not covered, and 17 months is a maximum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D F. H
Cleveland
USNR
Pearl Harbor
Military Department
UMTS
Vicksburg Reader Seeks Loan Details on NSLI Policy
An inquiry from Vicksburg Mississippi asks about a ten dollar loan tied to an NSLI policy while noting involuntary service exceeding 30 days in wartime or national emergency as declared by Congress. The fragment references a wartime scenario and a policy loan question without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congr
National Guard discharge rules questions answered
Inquiries about discharge while moving out of state and after National Guard service are addressed. Officials state a guard member who moves permanently to another state is not discharged but placed on inactive status for the enlistment plus 72 months. A National Guard unit that is federalized may affect discharge timing and inactive duty status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Gables
Fla
Adiman
National Guard
Tis Stte
New Jersey
Owas
National Guard Bureau
Pentagon
Altus
Okla
45Th National Guard Division
Othe Guard
English Lesson By WL Gordon on Word Confusions
WL Gordon explains common misuse and mispronunciation of terms such as ingenious versus ingenius and radiators. The lesson notes spelling quirks and pronunciation tips while highlighting errors like burrow versus borrow and generous versus generous misreadings in concise guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Boble
Ray
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