Thrasher Farm Recapitulation Shown to Rotary Members
Rotary luncheon featured a detailed recap of the Thrasher farm conservation program in Frederick County. Reports highlighted soil types, erosion, yields of wheat corn barley and hay, the farm pond project placing second in a county contest, and the farm’s five year conservation plan led by Elmer J. Eshleman and E. Hart Remsberg with praise for Holmes D. Baker and local civic groups.
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Maryland
Business House
Washington
Service Club
Thrasher Day
Frederick
Co. & P. Company
WFMD
Crickenberger
Holmes D. Baker
Rhea Kincaid
Thrasher Farm
Benn
James H. Gambrill Jr
Rotary Club
William E. Hardy
Francis Scott Key
Edward Davenport
Orange, N. J
George A. Simmons
Washington, D. C
Graham G. Alvord
Henry Shoemaker
William T
Four Injured In Route 30 Accident
Four people were injured late Tuesday night when a sedan sideswiped a tractor trailer and hit a bridge wall on Route 30 near Melrose. Driver Francis Groft 28 of Hanover faces drunken driving charges. Harry Mentzer 56, driver of the tractor trailer, was cited for reckless driving. Groft and three passengers from Baltimore were treated by Dr. Wilbur Foard in Manchester for face lacerations, a punctured forehead, and a fractured ankle. Mentzer was uninjured. trial set for August 24 before Magistrate M. E. Burman. State Trooper Charles Hollie investigated.
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Melrose
Wilbur H. Foard
Manchester
Francis Groft
Route 3
Hanover
Mathilda Lewinski
Baltimore
Josephine Mitchell
Robert Mitchell
Harry E. Mentzer
Near
East Freedom
Grott
Mentzer
M. E. Burman
Charles Hollie
Mahoney Calls Lane To Run His Own Campaign In Md Race
George P. Mahoney urged Governor Lane to conduct his own campaign, arguing the Democratic gubernatorial contest in Maryland centers on September 18. He dismissed Lane’s claim of avoiding taxes debate, recalling Lane’s past tax promises and challenging Lane to present his taxes stance.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Lane
Mahoney
Maryland
Forest Grove WSCS meets with guests and marks tenth anniversary
The August Forest Grove WSCS meeting at the church drew 14 members and 25 visitors. Rev J A Squires led prayer and presented the program with Miss Ernes tine Page singing. Rev J W Rosenberger spoke, a short business session followed, and candles were lit to honor seven goals as refreshments concluded the anniversary celebration. The September meeting is planned for September late. The article also notes the origin of the name Mexico from the Aztec war god Mexitli.
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Forest Grove W.S
Forest Grove W.S. CS
Buckeystoun Wscs
Edward Davis
J A Squires
Ernestine Page
Forest Grove
J. W. Rosenberger
Spm
Mexico
Advertisements for T-4-L Fungicide at Williamson's Drug Store
The ad promotes T-4-L fungicide to kill athlete's foot germs in one hour. It claims strong alcohol content and quick germ penetration, urging customers to ask any druggist for this product at Williamson's Drug Store.
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Williamson's Drug Store
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Rotary
Staley
Charles P. Staley
Ann
Skippy
Bobby
Richard
Harry Staley
Bernard
Larry
Mary Margaret
William Staley
Russell Baker
Shirley
Dottle
Caroline
Harry
Linwood
Cyril
Karen
Monroe Stup
James
Thomas
Ray Dinterman
Charlotte
Ray
Timothy
Harold Staley
Harold
Rena Wachter
Staley Stull
Kenneth Snyder
Walter Stull and
Mehrle
Flora Miles
Arthur Graham
A. J. Smith
Ruby Zimmerman
Boyd Smith
Doris Comer
Kenneth Zimmerman
Calvin Wachter
Hagerstown
Joseph Minke
Minke
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Dance Pavilion
Barnesville
Poolesville High School
Miusic
the Nightingales
Jersey
Taffy
Sears
J. C. Higgins
Allstate
Allstate Economy
W. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Woodsboro Veneer and Lumber Corp
Woodsboro
Walkersville
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