More Sensible Rules Urged By Maryland Farm Bureau
The Maryland Farm Bureau urged simpler wartime rules and end to slowdowns to improve labor amid a worsening situation. It backed rural electrification, opposed subsidies, and called for shifting recruitment to Extension Service and greater cross state labor cooperation with the U S Employment Service to staff food processing plants.
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Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau
Bureau
Extension Service
R.C. F. Weagley
Haserstown
State Bureau
Howard Leaverton
Rock Hall
C. E. Wise, Jr. Sparks
Congress
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
SAA
U. S
Community Notes From Rockville Area Holiday Season
Cadet William Headley of Fishburn Military Academy and son of Lt and Mrs Headley spent part of Christmas with grandparents in Boyds. Local residents hosted guests for New Year gatherings and family visits. A light court session in Lovettsville fined John Everhart and two others for alcohol and traffic offenses, with details of penalties and witnesses.
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Boyds
William Headley
Fishburn Military Academy
B. N. Headley
Rockville
William M. Williams
Arthur Wirts
John Hargett
Washington
John Reffit
J. G Knott
Mary Reffit
Arthur ‘Tacquard
U. S Navy
Herbert Miller
Norfolk
George Coffee
Oakdale
John Thomas
Anna Grimes
Sykesville
Edward Lewis
Sherwood Smith
Margie
Evelyn and
Eleanor Virts
Calista Butt
Arthur Virts
Raymond Butt
George Hillard
Aubrey Hicks
Thomas’ Store
Gaithersburg
Robert M. Williams
Charles Linthicum
Clarksburg
Corps
Gassaway Linthicum
James P. Kerr
Baltimore
John Everhart
Lovettsville
Alton. Bennett
Park Adam Bailey
Hampstead
Edgar Lee Brown
B. W. Duvall
Catoctin Club Founders Hold Annual Reunion
The Founders of the Catoctin Club met for their annual reunion at the home of Byron A. Winebrwer on Clarke Place. Attendees included Roland E. Long, Wilbur A. Kolb, G. William Comfort, Edward Shaw, Roscoe B. Rhoads, Clifford M. Yinger, Richard F. Simmons, Marion Stull Miller, J. Harry Brandenburg, Grover L. Michael, Adolph Hahn and others from Frederick. Pfc. Henry Falk, home on leave, soon returned to Eglin Field, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Club
Byron A. Winebrewer
Clarke Place
Messrs
Roland E. Long
Waynesboro
Wilbur A. Kolb
Bethesda
G. William Comfort
Washington, D. C
Edward Shaw
Reisterston
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Leesburg
Clifford M. Yinger
Richard F. Simmons
Marion Stull Miller
J. Harry Brandenburg
Grover L. Michael
Adolph Hahn
Frederick
Births of Richard Leroy Kefauver and family visits
Mr and Mrs Noah Edward Kefauver Jr near Middletown welcome baby boy Richard Leroy at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. AlJmetta Moser of Myersville arrived from Texas after sea service and is accompanied by Mrs Moser who lives in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall H. Stockman Jr
Marshall H Stockman
West South Street
North Africa
Italy
AlJmetta Moser
Myersville
Texas
Moser
Frederick
Noah Edward Kefauver, Jr
Middletown
Richard Leroy
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Tjamsville and Jefferson Women Meet for Soya Bean Program
Tjamsville and Jefferson Women clubs held January meetings with talks on the history of soya beans, demonstrations using soya bean flour in muffins and sandwiches, and readings from Whittier and The Upper Room. Officers presided, and plans included a Gentlemen's Night and AWVS sewing session.
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Tjamsville Women’s Club
Grayson DeGrange
Tjamsville Women's Club
Jesse Hammerly
Conn
Clydy W Smith
Miss Hammerly
Annie D. Sutton
America
Brazil
Harry C. Swomley
David Lawrence
Lutton
Dinah
Walter
England
John Greenieal Whither
Harvey Grubbs
Meeting Planned at Ida Houck Home on East Patrick Street
A meeting is scheduled for February at the residence of Mrs. Ida Houck located at 70 East Patrick Street. The notice specifies the venue and date details for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Houck
East Patrick Street
Ladiesburg social notes and union election report
A collage of local names from near Woodsboro and Johnsville is recorded with visits among families including Kline Lind Gaver and Stitely. The Amalgamated Clothing Workers at Muse Tailoring Company held a union meeting in Union Hall on January 1 with officers elected and plans set for February 14. The wartime aluminum industry shift is noted with a $1 billion investment largely funded by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of the Muse Tailoring Company
Knights of Pythias Hall
Dewey Wiles
Ann Davis
Bondena Kepler
Mildred Patty
Eugene Grumbine
Laurence Willpigler
Cornelia Wachter
Jane Shankle
Margaret Whisner
Fred Masser
Graden Markoe
Greek Guerrilla War Virtually Collapses
Cairo reports newly arrived Greek refugees say organized resistance against German and Bulgarian forces has collapsed to its lowest ebb in 18 months. Athens and Piraeus districts are heavily mined, and invaders burn villages and execute males in reprisal. Refugees blame bad weather for aid delays and note rival guerrilla groups clashing for power, sowing confusion among civilians.
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Cairo
Greece
Athens
Piraeus
Marathon
Zimmerman Retains His Crown As Corn King
Tobias E. Zimmerman, master of Pomona Grange, retained his crown as Maryland’s corn king at the farm products show tied to the Maryland Farm Bureau State convention in Baltimore. He captured four firsts in Reed Yellow Dent, Johnson County White, and certified hybrid. Cecil K. Holter won a second for best single ear and, with Maynard Hawker, earned prizes in barley. Myersville took fourth in certified seed wheat while 4-H youths from Mid Motown Valley led in corn exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Pomona Grange
Maryland
Maryland Farm Bureau State Convention
Associated Farm Organizations
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Baliiver District
Johnson County
Cecil K. Holter
Braddock Heights
Anniversary planned by Frederick Production Credit Association
The 10th anniversary of the Frederick Production Credit Association will be celebrated by stockholders on Thursday January 20 at 10 30 a m at the Grange Hall New Market. Middletown Me director Charles H Remsburg says a varied program is set with reports a talk by B H B Dernek of the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association dances music and luncheon. Farm members are urged to attend as time will be devoted to discussions on the Job Ahead for farmers and Cooperation the Opportunity of the Future
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Holstein Cow Reaches 100000 Milk Production Record
Wertheimer Frederick, owner of a Brattleboro Holstein cow, announces her lifetime production record of over 100000 pounds. The Halsede Friesian Association of Amelia notes the cow named Rolo Queen Belle Lindy as the 739th Holstein in the nation to exceed this milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SETB
Brattleboro
Wertheimer
Frederick
Halsede- Friesian Association
Amelia
Rolo Queen Belle Lindy
Bookmatch Club Adopts Bi Monthly Meeting Schedule
The Frederick Bookmatch Club met at the Reynolds home on Thursday night with Mr. Kirk D. Cramer presiding. Duplicate bookmatches were exchanged and refreshments served. The club votes to hold bi monthly meetings and will next meet March 9 at the Nelsons home on Union Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookmatch Club
Frederick
William Reynolds
North Bentz Street
Kirk D. Cramer
Marvin
George Nelson Union Bridge
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State Farm Bureau
Henry Falk
Eglin Field
Fla
John W. Kemp
Margaret McClain
Grace Engle
Taney Apartments
Kemp
Marguerite Hoffman
Frederick City Hospital
Sgt. Kemp
Allen Troxell
Hilda Dudash
Viola Simmons
Mary Sittig
Helen Troxell
Nellye P. Hoffman
Dorothy Medred
Helen Annan
Lucy Davenport
Grace M
Kepler
Kay Rice
Willard Mahoney Horine
Luther Horine
East Third Street
Sgt
Horine
North Camp Polk
Hood Club
Pittsburgh
Ruth E. Perry
Hood College
Ohio
Pennsylvanra
Cleveland
J.C. Skidmore
Burkittsville
J. C. Skidmore
Navy
Parent
Skidmore
Burgess and Commissioners of
Burkinsville
Naval Training School
Toledo, O
Naval Armory
Eugene P. Brondoli
Joseph E. Brondoli
North Market Street
J. S. Keeney
Cc. C. Keeney
Walkersville
C. Box
Nass. Navy
O Fleet Post Office
New York
N.Y
A. Dean Kesler
Thurmont Methodist Church
Mr. Kesler
Roanoke, Va
Mrs
Loyalty
E. S
Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Memorial Hall
O.els
Jessie Webster
Howard L. Metzger
Ralph Miller
Paul L. Hoffmaster
Yinger
Chicago
General Grand Chapter
Floyd Green
Columbus
Theron D. Green
R. E. Town
Rockwell Terrace
Green
Dr. Green
Me. Green
Elkton
Benjamin W. Meeks
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
New York City
Stafford
Mt. Airy Garden Club
Mt Airy Garden Club
Naomi Spurrier
Ralph E Stottlemyer
Seabees
Camp Peary
Camp Parks
Cal
G. 5. C. Boost
East Church Street
Washington, Pa
Robert T. Fisher
A. E. Fisher
East Second Street
Naval Medical Center
New River, N. G
Charles S. Houck, Jr
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Greensboro
N. C
Harold Moser
Jefferson Women's Club
David Fry
Jefferson Women’s Club
Lee House
Lord
Father
Wildwood
Luther Remsberg
Elmer Guyton
John Greenleaf Whittier
Evelyn Horine
Nina Merriott
Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club
John Engle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Engle
Roy Crum
Elmer Dixon
Ira Dooley Ogden
Dixon
Grace Beard Young
Elizabeth Bohm
Lalia Mitchell Thornton
Wayside Inn
Howard Mayne
Home Home
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Ladiesburg
Norman Stitely
Wooodrow Wilson General Hospital
Staunton
Shitely
Curtis Smith
Paul Baker
Walter Lind
Frank Gaver
Union Bridge
Sanity
Reno Grabill
Zimmerman
Newa
Colorado
Aocee
DOSH
Bar
Dosh’s Livestock Market
Willam OH
Cunninghaas
Lappans Crows Roads
Brit
Wolstein
Guernsey
Jersey
Walter C, Bowers
NER and
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick. Md
P. M. Dally
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Thrift
Conservatism and
Integri
Fredericktown
Kline
Wolfsville
Foxville
Five Forks
Frederick County
Smithsburg
Lancelot Jacques
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
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