4-H Awards Highlight Timonium Fair Cattle Winners
At Timonium Fair Aug 3 4-H youth earned grand championship ribbons in beef and dairy. Winners include Robert Prige Glen Arm grand champion steer and Shorthorn champion, Norman Hill Woodbine grand champion Ayrshire and Ray McCauley Hagerstown top Guernsey, Betty MacArthur Church Hill Hereford, plus Cecelit Pearce Reisterstown junior beef fitter. Attendance first day set a fair history record at 11 880.
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Timonium
Robert Prige
Glen Arm
Ray McCauley
Hagerstown
Guernsey
Norman Hill
Woodbine
Ayrshire
Hereford
Betty MacArthur
Church Hil
Jack MacArthur
Church Hill
Cecelit Pearce
Reisterstown
Glenn Hendrix
Parkson
McCau Jey
Mammoth Electric
Parkton
Joan Marline Tracy
Jen Rene
Matt L. Daiger
Ray McGauley
Street
Nancy McCauley
Wheatley Neal
Denton
Raymond M. Knight
Melvin J. Burnham
Owings Mills
Norman Hib
Norman
John H. Nicolai, Jr
Ellicott City
Raymond Zeltman
Washington
Baltimore
Carroll
Queen Anne
Howard
Harford
Cecil
Jean Tracy
Barbara Tracy
Jere Yohn
William Huffard
Sparks
Norman Hall
Carol J. Mills
Gaithersburg
George Hills
McDonagh
Robert Peigel
Ee Arm
Prigel
P Pee
Kenneth C. Roche
Glen Cove
Millard Lethbridge
Ashby
Richard Meyer
Uniontown
Jean Lethbridge
Ashton
Betty ‘MacArthur
Benjamin Parran Jr
St. Leonards
Carolyn MacArthur
Kenneth C. Bowie
Robert Bollinger
Taneytown
4-H Fair Results Highlight Maryland Winners
The Frederick News reports 1951 4-H events with grand champion Beef Fitting and Showing Cecilia Pearce of Reisterstown, top county placings for Baltimore Carroll Montgomery and others, 4-H Tobacco Poultry and Conservation booths with Blue and Red Ribbon awards, and Baltimore County girl clubs taking top spots.
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the News
Frederick
Emia ‘Springs
Carolyn MacArthur
Church Hill
Edwin Fisher
Rockville
Cecelia Pearce
Reisterstown
Baltimore
Carroll
Montgomery
Waring Jones, Jr
Lothian
Benjamin S. Sunderland
Hagerstown Fair Grounds Improves With Grandstand and Exhibits
Visitors to the Hagerstown Fair will find a new modern grandstand replacing the old structure and serving as home for many exhibits. The fair runs September 17 through 22 with entertainment from the Hanneford Family and a Broadway production On the Town each evening. Livestock and household exhibits are expected to fill the enlarged facilities as breeders from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia bring prize stock. Washington County 4-H and Future Farmers of America unite their displays and poultry entries rise to a premier show in the East.
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Hanneford
Trish Horan
Lucky Hell
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Washington County
Farmers of America
Fair Midway to Improve Viewing and Parking for Spectators
Officials promise an easier viewing arrangement for spectators at the fair with a colorful midway. Parking facilities have been enlarged to cope with the expected attendance.
Court News Marriages And Property Deed Records
Court notices list marriages for William F. Stoner Jr and Mildred Tracey both of this city and Claude Sword with Joan Hodge of Virginia, plus Nathaniel Adams and Emma Walker Bands from Pittsburgh. many are listed as divorced or colored. Property deed transfers show J Herman Fogle and wife to Keifer H Martz and wife for $10 in county records.
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William F. Stoner, Jr
Mildred I. Tracey
West Fourth Street
This City
Claude &S. Sword
Joan S. Hodge
Alexandria
Nathaniel O. Adams
Emma Walker
Pittsburgh
William Riley
Round Hill
Alice Costello
Bluemont
Fred L. Hyse
Property transfers and corrections in Bartonsville fire report
Nola M Theiss transfers to John A Hope Jr and wife ten dollars and other settling details. Charles M Whipp transfers to the State Roads Commission ten dollars. Claude R K Crum and wife transfer to Harry Clay Green and others ten dollars. A correction states a Bartonsville fire report misidentified a child left home alone. she and her brother were under Ida Linton’s care.
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Nola M. Theiss
John A. Hope, Jr
Charles M. Whipp
State Roads Commission
Claude RK. Crum
Harry Clay Green
Bartonsville
Ida Linton
Poplar Springs Shop Is Burned inFire
A fire at Poplar Springs on route 46 burned a tire repair shop and damaged nearby buildings. Ford Hulver grabbed a 50 gallon kerosene drum and saved the day. Five volunteer companies from Lisbon Mt Airy and West arrived within minutes to control the blaze. damage estimated at about $3,000.
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Lisbon
Poplar Springs
Starre
Holmes
John Haines
Hulver
Mt. Airy
West
Fire crews halt blaze near Lisbon in Howard County
Friendship Sykesville and Westminster joined the effort and spent about an hour bringing the flames under control. The fire occurred two miles west of Lisbon in Howard County near the junction of four counties: Howard, Montgomery, Carroll and Frederick.
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Friendship
Sykesville
Westminster
Poplar Springs
Lisbon
Howard County
Howard
Montgomery
Frederick
Booker T. Washington Half Dollar Sale Sparks Interest
Western Maryland Trust Co. ordered a batch of Booker T. Washington Memorial half dollars offered at 60 cents each. S. J. Phillips of the Birthplace Memorial noted unusual demand from individuals and firms. The note ends with an odd line about sturgeon.
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Western Maryland Trust Co
Booker T. Washington Memorial
S. J. Phillips
Booker T. Washington Birthplace Memorial
Timonium Cashier Makes $428 Error
Timonium August 30 a Timonium race track mutuel cashier erred by paying two $217.40 tickets instead of $3.40 each, totaling a $428 loss. He must cover the shortfall from a $14 daily salary. the worker asked that his name not be used.
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Timonium
Racing misread numbers causes betting mix up
The report notes a bettor mistook a six for an eight in a race. Blitz Day won at 156 to show 237.40 across the board, while Elk Water finished with a 3.40 payout for the place.
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Blitz Day
Elk Water
Charles Lockard to Lead Hymn Singing at Adamstown
Charles Lockard speaks Sunday in Adamstown leading the Christian Endeavor at a Hymn Singing Evangelical and Reformed car event scheduled for Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock.
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Charles Lockard
Evangelical and Reformed
Adamstown
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