Crop Prospects Across Maryland and Nation Improve
The Maryland crop survey notes barley below July, but oats and corn strong, tobacco rising, and hay and potatoes steady. August 1 yields forecast for corn at 18.58 million bushels, tobacco at 24.85 million pounds, and peaches at 448 thousand bushels. National outlook shows record corn, cotton, potatoes, and beans with yields about 11 percent above average if weather holds, aided by heartland corn growth.
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College Park
The
Mary and Crop Reporting Service
Washington
United States
Grouth
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Great Plains
Public views on air conditioning progress and flaws
Reporters quiz gathers Frederick and area opinions on air conditioning. Experts note temperature regulation and comfort as major issues while acknowledging its potential and commercial appeal in stores and offices. Respondents cite the need for refinement before wide, practical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Urner
Frederick
Detour Detour Birth Announcement for Minterman Family
Mr and Mrs Harry Minterman of Roveville welcome a daughter born at Freder hospital. The brief note thanks well wishers and notes the happy event on August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Minterman
Roveville
Freder
Keysville Notes Highlight Local Visits And Picnic
Residents from Keysville and nearby towns share visits with family and friends in Detour and Philadelphia. A StoneSifer grove festival drew a large crowd with over three hundred suppers served. births and travels are also noted among the county’s social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Ross
Philadelphia
Loren Austin
Detour
Upton Austin
Keysville
Elizabeth Hoover
Frederick
J. P. Weybright
Stonesifer's Grove
5. W. Shry
Atlantic City
Camping trip highlights and family notes from Sykesville
Sykesville August 13 reports Lester Phelps with son Middleton and Andrew and George Rehbein returning from a week on the Monocacy near Dicker son. Dr and Mrs J Merrill Smant of Newark NJ spent days at the home of Mr and Mrs Deles Hering, former Sykesville residents. Rev and Mrs Warner P Thompson and family left for DeFuniak Springs Florida then Tucson Arizona for six weeks to aid Mr Thompson’s health, with St Paul’s pulpit to be filled in his absence.
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Sykesville
Lester Phelps
Middleton Phelps
Andrew
George Rehbein
Dickerson
J. Merrill Smant
Newark
N. J
Delles Hering
Smant
Warner P Thompson
Paul
Gretchen
Dora Thompson
DeFuniak Springs
Florida
N. H. Simmons
Thompson
Tuscon
Arizona
St. Paul's
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Visitors
Mrs Hutcherson and son David will arrive at the parsonage on August 17. Miss Nann Dudley of Corfu, NY visits the Selbys in Howard County. Guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Mellor and others at Burleigh Manor. The Hatfields, the Kohls, and the DeLongs are among recent visitors. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Archie Davis. Mrs Stinson visits Eastwich in Mt Washington. Kirtlands return to Larchmont after a brief visit with Townsend Kirtland.
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Y. Hutcherson
Asbury College
Kentucky
Hutcherson
David WL
Nann Dudley
Corfu
New York
William B. Selby
Howard County
Frank L. Mellor
E. M. Meloy
William Apen
Mamie Marsden
Alj Moore
Burleigh Manor
W. E. Hatfield
James McDonald
Ood Hawkins
Philadephia
Walter
Charles Kohls
Philadelphia
Albin DeLong
J. Fred Waesche
Virginia
Archie Davis
William H. Stinson
A. Maurice Eastwich
Mt. Washington
William Kirtland
Larchmont
N. Y
Townsend Kirtland
Emmitsburg Social Notes Share Weekend Visits and News
Emmitsburg residents and guests report a busy weekend with visitors from New York Baltimore and Washington. Families including the Butefoga Rosensteel Boyle Hoke and Cooper clans hosted relatives and friends at local homes and at St. Agnes hospital Gettysburg and Fort Meade. A few youths completed training with CMT camps and local high school activities continue.
Thurmont Community Events and Local News Update
The Sabillasville picnic on August 1 features the Yellow Springs band directed by Prof. Suu with games and contests. Marie Brice suffered burns at Blue Mountain tourist camp. Dr. Birely treated her. The Apples festival moves to August 18 at Mt Tabor Park due to weather. Visitors include Misses Williams from New Jersey and Mr. Miller’s Dayton visit. Rev Fulmer on vacation in Graceham. A newborn son to Mr and Mrs Martin Heler. Hammacher Brothers acquire Frank Suman’s monument business. remodeling underway and plans for a showy memorial display.
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Thurmont Thurmont
Sabillasville
Roy Eby
Yellow Springs
Charles C. T. Suu
Blue Mountain
Marie Brice
M.A. Birely
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Jean
Martyn Willams
South Orange
N. J
Blanche Foyter
Donald Miller
Charlotte
Dayton
Ohio
Charlotte Miller
Harry Hetterly
Pharmoent
M Luther Robinson
Dig Caughy
Frederick Forman
Baltimore
Frances Arnold
Detroit
Michigan
Windsor
Canada
Gee. Ambrose
Fred Fulmer
Graceham Moravian Church
Graceham
Martin J. Heler
Hammacher Brothers
Thurmont
Washington, I. C
Frank Suman
Frederick
Posomo
Suman
Hammaker Brothers
Hammaker
B. Frank Hammaker
Ernest FP. Hammaker
Town Social Notes and Club Meeting Report
Taneytown residents share visits from Grace Mohler and Williard Lloyd of Charles Town and Nan Duttera of Westminster. Pythian Sisters No 23 hosted August meeting at F O S of A hall with plans for a Wiener roast at Howard Baker's home August 20. Mrs Lola Murphy of Long Island visits Jesse Crawford home, plus local families Merrit Breefle and Sally Ann of Westminster were seen out and about.
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Taneytown
Minnie Treley
San
Reginald
Passaic
N. J
Westminster
Pythian
M Howard Baker
Lola Murphy
Long Island
Jesse Crawford
Jr. C. Sauerhammer
Ethel Sanuers Hammer
Littlestown
Edward Winter
Winters Birthday Party Noted With Guests From Several Cities
A seventy third birthday celebration for Mrs Winters was held at her West Baltimore Street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs George J Weagle and daughter Irene from York PA, Theodore Ramesbury and Elmer We Fleagte from Hagerstown, Luke Stoner from Altoona, Mr and Mrs Cyrus Leppo from Mayberry, Miss Mars Blur of town, Miss Charlotte Hilterbrick, and Miss Ethel Viterbrick. Charlotte Hilterbrick stayed on with her parents, while others visited through the day.
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Baltimore Street
Winters
George
We Fleagl
Irene
York
Theodore Ramesbury
Elmer We Fleagte
Haghstown
Shase
Luke Stoner
Altoona
Watt
Wassrabowrt
Cyrus Leppo
Mayberry
Mars Blur
Charlotte Hiltorhy Red
Fimnerer
Ourida
Snyder Family Holds Tenth Annual Reunion at Pine Mountain Park
The Snyder family gathered Sunday for the 10th annual reunion at Pine Mountain Park Libert town. A noon basket lunch followed a day of visiting with dozens of attendees including Mr and Mrs Snyder and numerous siblings and relatives.
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Snyder
Pine Mountain Park
Libert Town
Robert Lowman
Sarpuet Towman
Aly
Jerome Snyder
William Snyder
Paul Snyder
Mere Willam Clark
James Hatin
James Clark
Jesse Clark
Chester Stevens
Nelson Summers
John Harris
Neal Beashears
William Cruz
Francis Lonmibeard
Bessie Watkins
Zon Layman
Jane Snyder
Sara Snyder
Hallie Hoffman
Betty Snyder
Doris Snyder
Ruth Hoffman
Mary Catherine Hahn
Rebecca Mildred Snyder
Mary Clark
Betty Jean Clark
Belle Maupght
Betty Jane Hoffman
Grace Stevens
Helen Stilley
Jane Crum
Helen Dyer
Rebecca Reed Messrs
George Kloffman
William Clark
Paul Tofman
Rudell Loffman
Robbie Stevens
Eldridge Snyder
Manniriedt Snyder
Robert Snyder
Dickie Clark
Jimmie
Court Briefs Drift Through Evening Session
The session brief recounts Polies Court Priday night led by Mapix, Patrick M. Sehnanufter, Jerenmah Plankins, and others. One man, colored, was found guilty of being drunk in the street, paid a fine and costs of SB55, and was arrested by Chief Allen Bartis and Special Officer Chester Simmens. Ernest Brooks received eight days in jail for drunk and disorderly conduct. Officer Six handled the crash, while WOR Battles forfeited collateral in a parking violation case. Arrests were by Taent Charles Blumenuiter and Officer Frank Dorsey.
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Polies
Mapix
Patrick M. Sehnanufter
Jerenmah Plankins
Heo
Allen Bartis
Chester Simmenserhard Brooks
WOR
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Charles Blumenuiter
Frank Dorsey
Akers Named to Maryland State Firemen's Committee
Edward M. Akers of this city has been named to the legislative committee of the Maryland State Firemen's Association for the coming year by B H Shipley, the association president.
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Edward MM. Akers
Maryland State Firemen's Association
B. H H. Shipley
Akerg Named to Association Post Following Tawes Era
The association appoints Mr. Akerg to a leadership role, noting his prior service under last year’s president J Mil lard Tawes. He belongs to the Independent Hose Company and continues the organization’s regional civic work.
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Akerg
J. Millard Tawes
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Hoheve
Frederick Co
Cow Testing Association
Frederick County Dairy Herd Improvement , Association No. 1
Chester Zentz
J. Edgar Ferrell Specker
J. Edgar Ferrell
Daisy
Edgar Roderick Pansy
Alton R. Kemp Blackie
Gos Prospect Knoll Farm
Alton
Pansy
Edgar Roderick Snookie
Honey
Henry D. Lakin
J. Ridgley
Flook
Nell
Pegey
Henry Lakin Peach
Dr. Marlin Shorb
Jesse M. Burrall, Jr
Helen GG
Edgar Roderick
Wade E. Kunkle
Hilda
Alten R Kemp
James E. Ferrell
G. Edgar Roderick
J. Ridgley Flock
Juliet G. Smith
J. Leroy Remsburg
A. N. McCardell
J. L. Nester
Frederick County Herd Improvement Association
Fred Wintermeyer
Nester
R. F. Nallin
Chas. Wertheimer
E.A. Baughman
Martin Beachley
Edwin Lundgren
Glenn Trout
Elinor
Ruby
Molly
E. Zimmerman
Edwin Lundgren Brownie
Alice
Mrs. BR. F. Nallin Bess
Martin Beachley Rhune
Kate Edward F. Holter
Edwin Lundgren Cherry
T. M. Anderson
B. B. Jersey Gr
Mrs
PBH
Clyde Green Beauty
L. Downey Hope
Edwin Lundgren Nallin
Clyde Z. Green
How. Quinn
E. A. Baughman
Gh&gi
Pri&gg
Simon L. Downey
PBG
Chas, F. Wilcom
Gigh&egg
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Charles F. Hartman
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Ernest C. Webb
Sam W. Maples
Ick City Hospital
Arnold Stottlemeyer
Rhea Warren
James Warren
Robert Ervin
Robert Lee
Horace
William Stambaugh
Enez Flanagan
Felix Flanagan
Harry Marquet
Hanover
Warren
Harold Young
Sparrow's Point
Mr. Young
Alvah Young
Emmitsburg
Thomas Butefoga
Donald and
Salvatore
New York City
Rose DiNero
Frank Jordan
W. H. Treiber
William Rosen- Steel
Reeves of
J. Brooke Boyle
Libertytown
Margaret Boyle
Janet Hoke
Washington, D. C
Sarah Hoke
Jean Bollinger
Roy Bollinger
Charles Bossom
Helen
Sarah
Leonard Sanders
Louis Cooper
Beegle
Berman
Milton Roseman
Jack Cooper
Frank Hyman
Morton
Evelyn Cooper
Maurice Shor
Maurice Resin
Julius Cooper
H. Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Baltiere
Michael Scherr
Genevieve
Milton Levine
Sara Levine
Maurice Cohen
Nathan Friedman
Ethel Cool
Henry Cool
Tract Road
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Robert L. Towles
Anthony Kigfin
Guise
Town
Alice Koons
Senga
Spege
Joseph Codori
Gettysburg
Clarence G. Frailey
Edwin Ohler
Joseph Boyle
C. M. T. C. Camps
Ohler
Edwin F. Ohler
West Main Street
Fort Monroe
Coast Artillery
Boyle
James H. Boyle
Liberty Township
Fort George G. Meade
Washington College
Stertown
Emmitsburg High School
Columbia
Wee Duinger An
Endeavor
Beelers
Brittania
Hammermill
Frederick, MD
Hamilton
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Hillside Coal Co
Water Street Phone
Waving
Ellicott City
Annapolis Road
Butler
Frank L. Kilgour
Columbia, MD
DOSH
Alse
Haines’ Livestock Market
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Maryland
Vy Hulbert Footner
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