Prize Winners At Jefferson Community Show Announced
Jefferson Community Show announces prize winners across numerous divisions. Recipients include Miss Pauline Angleberger, Mrs. John Arnold, John Biser, Mrs. John Biser, Mrs. Maurice Biser, and many 4-H participants led by Merril Remsberg and Dorothy Remsberg. Awards cover canned fruits, vegetables, jams, pickles, baked goods, garments, and egg and corn categories. Special prizes donated by local individuals and groups highlight broad community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Community Show
Pauline Angleberger
John Arnold
John Biser
Maurice Biser
Clarence Brown
Albert Bussard
Ralph Crone
Paul Culler
Ralph Culler
Edna Culler
Mary Culler
Annie Cochran
Keefer Crampton
Jean Crampton
Merril Remsberg
Dorothy Remsberg
Charles Rhoderick
Douglas Viemp
Mary Louise Remsberg
Norman Remsberg
Ira Remsberg
Richard Remsburg
Lucy Remsberg
Frances Remsberg
Grayson Gross
Elmer Guyton
Homer Gross
Douglas Hemp
Lee House
Arthur House
Norman Himes
Nathan House
Robert Hall
Evelyn Horine
Abraham Hemp
Austin Aale
Mary Hine
Henry Keller
Gulielma Keller
Vera Keller
Jack Lakin
Henry Lakin
Tc. Poole
Nybria
H. C. Summers Company
Mary C. Poole
Daniel C. Poole
Charles Remsberg
Gloria DeGrange
Perry Darner
C. O. Degrange
AL KR. Darner
R. Uf Darner
Baking Roar
Lloyd DeGrange
John Fawley
David Fry
Ernest Fry
R. Nevin Gordon
Stayman Winesap
Richard Smith
Russel Smith
Stayman
Byron Stockman
George Smith
Farmers’ Coop
Assn
Missi Lenora Stockman
Russell Smith
Paul Stockman
Larue Suleer
Harmon Smith
Myrtle Shaff
George Thomas
Edgar E. Thomas
A. Hemp and Son
George
Thrasher
Era of the Big Freeze for American Food
Gloucester reports on postwar food industry shifts led by quick freezing and dehydration. Rapid freezing, pasteurization, and new packaging will transform storage and marketing of fruits, vegetables, poultry, and meats. Farms gain refrigerators. home freezers reduce daily shopping. dehydrated spinach units may equal many refrigerator cars.
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Clare
CE Birdseye
Associated Press
Gloucester
Mass
Pearl Harbor
Fewer eggs to be needed in 1945 for Maryland poultry
Sixteen percent fewer eggs will be needed in 1945 than 1944, per War Food Administration guidance to Dr Morley A Jull of the Maryland University poultry department. Maryland hen owners must reduce laying flocks through culling, with potential losses if feed prices stay high. About 3 918 000 layers are projected Jan 4, 3 324 000 would be enough, and 1 116 000 layers should be culled between Jan 1 and Mar 1. Evidence from WFA details state goals and culling plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
War Food Administration
Morley A. Jull
Poultry Department
University of Maryland
Maryland
Ea Meek
Federal
Jull
Jail
Maryland Goals
Maryland Farm
Magic Gadgets Not To Materialize So Soon
College Park December 8 Those magic home gadgets promised by scientists after the war will likely lag in peacetime production. University of Maryland Extension Service home economics specialists report 1945 outlook suggests 1942 style equipment with tweaks based on housewives’ preferences. Revisions focus on stove layouts flat burners front controls white enamel finish and safer arrangements. Refrigerator designs favor cabinetlike form with easy reach shelves and separate freezing units. Vacuum cleaners will use a liquid dust compartment replacing bags. Electronic heat for cooking remains unlikely due to cost and unproven palatability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland Extension Service
State Grange Session At Hagerstown Ended
The 72nd annual Maryland State Grange session in Hagerstown ended with 300 delegates adopting a report urging a consolidated wholesale fruits and vegetables market in Baltimore. It would save farmers about 1,000,000 annually on transport and charges and criticizes subsidies in place of fair prices. Two executive members, Tobias E. Zimmerman and J Wilson Lord Sr., were reappointed to another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Frederick County
J Wilson Lord, Sr
Howard County
Montgomery County DHIA Report November 1944
Dairy herd performance data from Montgomery County for November 1944 includes individual cows and sires with fat yields, weights, and identifiers. Notable entries list high fat cows and sires such as Fry and King, with multiple animals exceeding 60 pounds of fat and various herd averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Dhia
B.D. Fry
William Pyris
Allie Messer
W. I. King Nee
T. M. Weirs
King
Fry
H. Carter
Smoky
D. Fry
Haley
Ben E. B. Fry
Freddy
Mandy
HH. H. Carter Ferris
Wm. Pyles Star
Berlage
W. I. Ring
Wm. Pries Reno
Alice Messer Champ
E, D. Fry Lemon
H. P. Berlage
T. M. Veirs Whitie
Farm Machinery Repair Program At Mt Airy
Farmers from Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties are urged to attend a farm machinery repair program meeting at Warfeld's garage Mt Airy. Coordinator Robert K Remsberg from Thurmont will explain the operation. If interest grows a repair shop may open in Mt Airy modeled after successful setups in nearby counties. The meeting starts at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Warfeld
Mt. Airy
Robert K. Remsberg
Thurmont
Remsberg
Purchase of Hardy Farm in Howard County Reported
James Mathias of near Cooksville, with funds from the IRS, bought Roger Poole's 106 acre farm in Howard County's fourth election district. Known as the Hardy Farm and a guest property in the neighborhood, the deal included personal consideration totaling about $26,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County Farm
Irs
James Mathias
Cooksville
Roger Poole
Howard County
Maryland Grange meeting highlights Frederick leadership
Henry B Shoemaker reports on the Maryland State Grange gathering in Hagerstown. Frederick County Grange figures prominently with Pomona Master Zimmerman overseeing varied projects. Middletown Valley's Grange drill impressed state officers as National Master Albert S. Goss and Dr. Thomas G. Pullen praised Grange work and public education funding disputes. Ralph Dinterman, wounded veteran from Rocky Ridge, discussed post service life and need for support. absence of Mrs. Edward F. Walter due to a hospital stay noted.
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Maryland
Hitgerstown
Frederick
Pomona
Tér Zimmerman
Middletown Valley
Ste
Frederick County Pranger
Austin P. Renn
Frank Darven
G.M. Crickenberger
Edward F Heller
Middletown Valley Grange
J. Vernon Coblntz
Albert S. Goss
Thomas G. Pullen
Mgr. Goss
Grange
Gide
Naonal Grange
Washington
Pullen
Baltimore City
Ralph Dinterman
Rocky Ridge
Army
Ralph
North Africa
Bredoriet County
State Grange
Hagerstown
Edward F. Walter
4 H Winner Earns National Veggie Award At Rochester
Margaret Roderick 18 of Walkersville Maryland won a sectional award in the 1944 National Junior Vegetable Growers Association production and marketing contest at the association’s annual Rochester convention. She earned a $100 Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company scholarship. her 43 by 74 foot plot yielded 24 vegetable kinds valued at about 200 dollars despite pests drought and diseases. A member of 44 Club nine years she volunteers as assistant leader and participates in church choir and local grange after leaving Walkersville High School two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Margaret Roderick
Walkersville
Tentit
Association
Rochester
N.Y
T. BR. Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
Margaret, Dughter
Edwar Roderick
Frederick County
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Maryland
Perry Onthonic
Margaret
Walkersville High School
Corn Loan Program Announcement Made In Maryland
Maryland farmers learn details of the 1944 corn loan program. Loans based on No 3 or better corn, moisture, weight, and grading. Rates reportedly range from 8.5 to 24.2 cents per bushel, with 40 percent of the 1910-14 price or five percent above last year as a reference. Administered locally by county Agricultural Adjustment Agency committees for the Commodity Credit Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Maratland
County Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Comodity Credit Corporation
Membership Meeting Minutes at Feederick High School
Southern States Peederick Pete rlem Cooperative schedules its annual membership meeting and board director elections. Austin Renn will preside with an open forum, group singing led by Richard Zimmerman, invocation by Rev. GH Seiler, and a report from the local organization’s officer. Nominees for two board vacancies include Gilmore Hamilton Frederick Glenn Trout Walkersville Morris Glesler Frederick and T A McPherson Dickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souther
Peederick Peterlem Cooperative
mAs
Feederick Meigh School
Austin Renn
Adamstown
Richard EK. Zimmerman
Fredericts
GH. Seiler
Jufferson
Agg Honorthy
Imavgager
Gilmore
Hamilton
Frederick
Glenn Trout
Walkersville
Morris Glesler
Freederick
T. A. McPherson
Dickerson
Public Real Estate Sale Notices From Maryland County Lands
Public sale notices present two Maryland properties: a Frederick County 22 acre tract near Woodsboro with a six room house and improvements. and Raleigh Poffenberger Farm near Keedysville, listing 1946 auction items including 9 head horses and cattle, dairy equipment, farming implements, and household goods all cash with specific deposit and possession terms.
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A. N. McCardell
T. B
McCormick-Deering
David Bradley Hammermill
Kilford
Esco
Gernetth S. Leave
Charles RB
Wilbur B. Smith
Mabel M. Smith
J Alton Smith
Arlene E. Smith
Norman C. Smith
Goldie L. Smith
Frederick County
Court House
Frederick
Maryland
Iberdy
Tederick County
Clara S Smith
Anchie B. Buaer
Edward B Buscr
Clara A. Smith
Woodsboro
U. S
Charles McC. Mathias
Keedysville
Raleigh Poffenberger Farm
Superior
Oliver Barshear
Stewart
Bakersville
Howard Remsburg
Eigenbrode & Renner
King and Snyder
Teu
Kertie Hroader
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Jefferson
DeKalb
Ill
Glenn Fritz
Union Bridge
Frederick County National Bank
Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Crattlepore
Cecil KE. Holter
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Thomas E. Elder
Alton
New Hampshire
United States
Holter
Feffort
U. A. Lough & Son
South Market
Guernsey
E.W.T. Frederick Fair Grounds
Alexander Gow
Guernseys
Langwater Gabriel
Brooklandwood
Howard C. Barker
Sale
Mgr
Emmert R. Bowlus
Audt
Bel Air
Henry B
Shoemaker
Margaret Roderuck
Strout Selus Real Estate Grenirat Advectiver
Oounane Ufy
Tas
Huszery
E. A. Strout Realty Agency
Focal Representa
L. H. Snyder
Frederick, Md
Urbana
Pearce
Virginia
Uy St
Dosh’s Livestock Market
Thomas
4Th
Bt. Pike
DODGE
Thomas Yellow Dent
Menton
H. Irving Thomas
Emmert KR. Bowlus
R. UL. Kelly
Orphans Court
John Mr. Mowdy
Calvin
Obal
John M. Mowdy, Jr
Tons
Catoctin Furnace
Thurmonteetech
John
H. Mowdy
John Marion Mow
Thurmiod Holding Corporation
Prince
Cou
Sherman
Bowne
Sherman P. Bowers
John Rice
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