Markets At A Glance In National State and Area Reports
National and regional market notes show gains in New York stocks with higher activity. Chicago wheat and corn dip on profit taking. oats and soybeans mixed with fair demand. Hog futures fall 25 to 50 cents, top $20.75, while slaughter cattle steady with 2,000 receipts and top $26.00. Baltimore cattle and hog receipts indicate limited offerings and weak to steady barrow and gilt pricing. Frederick grain reports incomplete with wheat section truncated.
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New York
Chicago
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
WLDA
Wheat and feed stock figures from Baltimore market
Baltimore AP reports commodity movements with receipts and stocks for Wheat 179,938 bushels and 2,085,083 stock, Corn 49,354 receipts and 2,654,759 stocks, Oats 21,462 stocks, Barley 52,223 stocks, Soybeans 69,920 stocks, no shipmen ts on major grains, No. 2 red winter price at 1.57 spot.
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Baltimore (Ap
Egg prices and supply report from New York market
Wholesale egg offerings are ample with whites and browns adequate as demand remains slow in New York. Spot quotes show mixed color grade prices for extra fancy to fancy, with whites higher for heavy weights and browns varying across grades. butter and creamery bulk cartons also listed with scores and cents per dozen.
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New York
USDA
Fred Stock Auction Prices for Cattle and Hogs
At the Fred stock auction stock cattle sold strong with steers to 27.75 and heifers to 24.25 per hundredweight and head prices up to 7500. Bulls reached 27.25, butcher cattle steady to 21.00 for steers and 21.75 for heifers, cows 16.00 to 18.00, veal calves mixed with heavy calves steady and light calves higher. Hog markets stayed steady, pork per head 7.00 to 14.00, shoats to 18.25 per 11 pounds, butcher hogs 37.0 to 39.0 at 190-220 pounds.
Poolesville 4-H Club Elects New Officers
Nina Brown of Barnesville was re elected president of the Poolesville 4 H Club with Joe Hartman as vice president and reporter Jane Thompson as secretary. Jimmy Poole is treasurer and Hatton Brown parliamentarian. Clifton and Tommy Bower hosted the regular meeting in Dawsonville with seventeen members and three local leaders present.
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Nina Brown
Barnesville
Poolesville
4-H Club
Joe Hartman
Jane Thompson
Jimmy Poole
Hatton Brown
Clifton
Tommy Bower
Dawsonville
Joseph A. Hartman
Dickerson
Richard P. Brown
James C. Bowey
Norman L. Ahalt
Frederick class repeats consumer game this Wednesday
The Consumer Game session at 7 pm Wednesday at the Salvation Army Building in Frederick will be a repeat performance. Mrs. Shirley Tannenbaum of the Community Action Committee, co sponsoring with the Agricultural Extension service, invites all to participate in the second playing led by Mrs. Lynn Trowbridge of Johns Hopkins University to teach wise money spending.
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Frederick
Shirley Tannenbaum
Community Action Committee
Agricultural Extension Service
Lynn Trowbridge
Johns Hopkins University
Salvation Army
Mount Airy Man Heads Royal Arch in DC District
Edward S. Paylor of Mount Airy was elected and installed as Grand High Priest of Royal Arch Masons of the District of Columbia. He succeeds William H. Minnick, with Morris F. Hewitt as Grand King and John E. L. Norris as Grand Scribe. Paylor, longtime Peoples Drug Stores manager since 1939, is married to Elaine Zepp and has two sons, Robert and Edward. He belongs to Wheaton Lodge and multiple Royal Arch groups.
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Edward S. Paylor
Mount Airy
Royal Arch Masons
District of Columbia
Paylor
William H. Minnick
Morris F. Hewitt
John E. L. Norris
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc
Wisconsin and
Western Avenues
Elaine Zepp
Mount Aury
Robert
Edward
Wheaton
Barbara
Kimberly Lynn
Wheaton Lodge
A.M
Adoniram Council
Singleton
Royal Arch
Columbia Commandery No
Knights Templar
Almas Temple of the Shrine
Northwest Shrine Club
Royal Order of Scotland
Montgomery Forest
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
St Johns Honor Roll Released For Second Quarter
St Johns High School announces second quarter honors with First Honors: Susan Collins Jane Croghan Lisa Hoffman Carolyn Fritz Debra Mauck Bill Jones Patricia Morel Ruth Levinson Rosemary Baumgardner Kathy Corley Mike Koontz Mike OLeary Joe Stolz. Second Honors: Edward Mulford Julie Magaha Rosita Davis Ronald DeGrange Julian Eibin Ann Duggan Chris Gamble Cindy Goldburn Susie Koontz Rick Hassett Susanne Nee George Misulia.
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St. John’s High School
Susan Collins
Jane Croghan
Lisa Hoffman
Carolyn Fritz
Debra Mauck
Bill Jones
Patricia Morel
Ruth Levinson
Rosemary Baumgardner
Kathy Corley
Mike Koontz
Mike O’leary
Joe Stolz
Edward Mulford
Julie Magaha
Rosita Davis
Ronald DeGrange
Julian Eibin
Ann Duggan
Chris
Noble Grands Observe Birthday Meeting at Odd Fellows Temple
The Past Noble Grand's Association of the Samaritan Rebekah Lodge met at the Odd Fellows Temple with co hosts Mrs. Mary Angleberger and Mrs. Doris Jean Stine. President Miss Edna Watkins led with the 23rd Psalm and Lord's Prayer as 12 members answered roll call.
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Noble Grand’s Association of the Samaritan
Rebekah Loodge
Odd Fellows Temple
Mary Angleberger
Doris Jean Stine
Edna Watkins
Pearl Skeggs
Ruth Wolf
Letitia Staley
Odd Fellows Home
Helen Wachter
Eva Stride
Alice Ford
Hallie Harvey
Lodge
West Seventh Street
Ethel Renn
Elsie Stone
Montgomery Red Cross Plans Home Nursing Course
Montgomery County Chapter of American Red Cross will offer a six week home care course for the sick and injured starting February 28 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m at 2020 East West Highway Silver Spring Maryland. Instructor is registered nurse Ann Crawford with topics on illness symptoms proper thermometer use diet improvised sickroom tools and administering medicines under doctor orders. Enroll by calling Red Cross Nursing Services Division.
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Montgomery County
American Red Cross
Ann Crawford
Red Cross
Silver Spring
Maryland
Red Cross Nursing Services
Martin Kunkel
Montgomery Red Cross Chapter
Birthdays and visits mark Lime Kiln families
Lime Kiln notes show Mr and Mrs Henry Baugher and family visiting Carl Shores and daughter on Boyers Mill Road with Paul Mayne Peggy Snyder and George Shores also present. Lily Danny Baugher to celebrate February 20 with family and friends. Other Frederick visits include Mrs Myrtle Bagent Nellie Green and Rhodelia Zimmerman staying with relatives near Frederick.
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Henry Baugher
Carl H. Shores
Boyers Mill Road
Shores
Paul Mayne
Reels Mill
Peggy Snyder
George Shores
Carl D. Shores
Frederick
Rance Hossler
Myrtle Bagent
Mary Dixon
Nellie Green
Arthur Sibert
Adamstown
John Anderson
Danny Baugher
Ethel Smith
Paul de Grange
Rhodelia Zimmerman
Mabel Zimmerman
New Windsor To Hold School Registration
Plans are under way for registration of pupils entering first grade at New Windsor School in September. Children who will be six on or before January 1, 1968 should register. Those without another child in the school this year should contact the school with name and address. Temporary registration date is March 14 at 1 p.m.
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New Windsor School
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Charles E. Collins
Wallace E. Hutton
Russell Z. Horman
Frederick Grains
Fred’k Stock Auction
Poolesville Club
London
India
Reita Faria
Eoples Drug Stores
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
Tisers Cour Avanebie
St.John’s Honor Roll
Montgomery
Npar
ROY Center
Ren Tema
Charles L. Stotler
Elwyn Stotler
Frederick Nursing Home
J. Earl Stotler
Genesee, Pa
Frank G. Stotler
Gaithersburg
Bernard Shores
Buckeystown
Clarence Jewell
New Windsor
EMCO
CAVCO
N. Market
Camera Street
Coblentzz and Main, Inc
J. Vernon
Coblentz
Robert J. Smith
N. Court St
Washington
Orig
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