Man Found In Car Dies Near Frederick Route 40
Walter P. Sier, 53, Sjamsville, was found slumped in the rear seat of a car abandoned in a ditch along Route 40 east of Haugh's Blacksmith shop Friday night. He died en route to Frederick City Hospital. medical examiner cites heart attack. State Police investigated. the car registered to Paul Beard of Hamsville. Sier, living with the late Jasen B. and Sarah Ford Sier, is survived by his widow Margaret Umsberger Sier and eight grandchildren among others. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. at 8 East Patrick Street, with interment at Pleasant Hill Cemetery near Monrovia.
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Haugh
Black ‘Smith
Walter Wae Sier
Sjamsville
Was
Frederick City
Sergi
W. W. Corbin
Robert F. Stone
Route 40
Paul Beard
Hamsville
Beard
Wee Gomdy
Tor
Sier
Iean
Jasent B
Sarah Ford Sier
Margaret Umsberger Sier
Mildred M. Sier
Dewey Crummitt
Bernard F. Sier
Frederick
William E. Sier
Washington
George Kline
Thurmont
Joseph W. Sier
Gap Yand
Pauline Williams
Charles 5. Stier
George E. Sier
William Sier
Church of the
Serious Wheat Loss Reported In Maryland 1946
State PMA reports five hundred Maryland wheat farmers, about 10 percent of those seeded, filed serious loss claims with the FCIC. Of 500, 375 have been processed with main losses from rain, winterkill, and disease. In Maryland 4700 farmers insured 1200 acres, nearly 30 percent of state wheat. Uninsured farmers also reported very low yields. Checks for losses are paid within 15 days after claim payment. Premiums due on 1946 insured wheat, with 0.5 percent monthly interest after July 1 if unpaid. Soybean price support remains at 2.04 a bushel for No 2 yellow beans.
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Maryland
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
PMA
Joseph H. Blandford
Anthony Madden
FCIC
Madden
É Josses
Dorecester
Kent
Queen Annes
Tal- Shot
Frederick
Scarrell
Delaware
West Virginia
Blandford
Coming Home 2 Zill Returns After War Service
Zill and wife Martha reside at 1622 West Fayette street Balinese. He returns from Austria around September first after enlisting December 15, 1944 and re-enlisting November 7, 1945. Overseas service lasted about seven months. Two sisters-in-law, Mrs. John D. Gastley and Mrs. Charles Danner, live in Frederick.
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Zill
Martha P Zill
West Fayette A
Ireet
Balinese
Austria
Averseas
fTwo
John D.gastley
Charles Danner
Frederick
Midwest corn crop promises room in winter's meat dairy
A NEA Service analysis from Ames Iowa notes record corn yields near four billion bushels amid optimistic feeds for livestock. Higher corn production boosts meat milk eggs and dairy output, with hogs poultry and hatcheries poised to expand as autumn approaches.
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Midwest
L. B. Skeffington
NEA Service
Ames
Iowa
Indictments In Racial Disorder Probe At Athens Alabama
Sixteen teens were indicted by the Limestone County Grand Jury after a five day inquiry into racial disturbances sparked by an altercation between a Black man and two white men. Witnesses numbered seventy seven and testimony covered all past events. Indictments include unspecified charges and warrants to be served. Ten people had been arrested on unlawful assembly charges prior to the grand jury. those charges may be dropped if more serious charges are preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
Limestone County
Frank P. Turner
Faremar
White People May Have Wounded Peace Officers
In Jackson Mississippi Aug 24 47 the Clarion Ledger suggested four peace officers and a Negro may have been wounded by white men amid a smoldering feud among white families near Sullivan's Hollow. Authorities cited the Craft family and local Negroes yet Johnny Craft and other detainees claim whites were responsible. The article notes Craft denying firing on whites during the gunfight. John E Nuse was held for assault with bond set at 200 dollars after arrest Friday night. A brief Police Court session resulted in a five dollar assault fine for John Hughes of the city and Herman Lb Carter forfeited ten dollars.
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Jackson
Miss
Sullivan's Hollow
Clarion- Ledger
Sullivan’s Hollow
Mississippi
Craft
Clarion-Ledger
Johnny Craft
Hinds County
John Hughes
Alton ¥. Bennett
Herman Lb. Carter
Nearle
New Commander Fitzpatrick Leads Key Post No 11 Legion
Mr Fitzpatrick, retired Navy lieutenant commander and former head of the Naval Intelligence School in Frederick, was elected commander at the Legion meeting in July and took office this month. He now practices as a local attorney. The article notes medieval barber shop instruments once used to entertain waiting customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzpatrick
American Legion
Legion
Navy
Naval Intelligence
Frederick
Sowing cover crops boosts soil health and moisture use
Recent rains revived dry gardens in the state while risk of erosion remains on slopes and light soils. Mulch and cover crops like rye or legumes help soil absorb water and feed humus. late season greens can benefit from sowing now though legume seed scarcity limits usage. Rye can be sown now through late September and turned under in spring.
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Paul Joseph Zill
Canada
Sherman H. Richards
Muncie
Ill
Richards
John E. Nuse
East Third Street
Douglas Stupp
Farm Bureau Accident and Health Insurance
Charles R. Albaugh
S. Market St
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurange CO
Columbus 16
Ohio
Wayside
Home and
Bethgline
Sinclair
F. Russe
East
Patrick Street
LL Young
Wells Tire Shop
W. Patrick St
Fisk Tires
John R. Fitzpatrick
Franklin
Vaint
Jeaner
Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court ST
Montgomery Co
Bethesda, MD
Antiques
Alvin Lohr
Hagerstown
Stoffer Insurance Agency
J. Edgar Ferrell
Frederick County
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
Repid Tempo
New York
Broadway Inn
China
Yate
Eeshaabie
Ates
Willam B
Davis
Linden Hills
Frederick, Ma
House OF Delegates
Timp Datan
Aldeiue
J. Laneybergy
General Acceptance Corp
Jewelry
DRY Cleaners
Brunswick
Real Estate
NED ST. Zeiler Insurance
Court ST
Frederick, MD
Beautifh
Authul Siuhiluielu LA
Vindobona
Vindobona Hotel
Braddock Heights
Catoctin Mountain
Capehdow
Jeerson Boulevard
Maryland Avenue
Middletown Valley
Hopkins Brothers, Auctioneers
Lynchburg
Virginia
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