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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1949

Page

6

Uncertain Future For Milk Co-Ops

Virginia dairymen hearing warns anti-trust action could cripple dairy cooperatives. Attorney William Hughes says Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association faced decision that may affect half of Northern Virginia dairymen. University of Connecticut expert E A Perroegaux urges public education to offset anti cooperative propaganda.

Hughes Maryland-Virginia Producers Association E. A. Perroegaux Department of Agricultural Economics University of Connecticut

Union Bridge church opens first meeting and Youth Week plans

The Woman's Society of Union Bridge Methodist Church schedules its first meeting of the year for Friday evening January 31. Beaver Dam C B MF holds a meeting at Treva and Sam Glisan's home with city crowd, prayers, scripture, and a $22.26 treasury balance. National Youth Week runs Jan 30 to Feb 6 with a planning committee led by David Stoner. Union Bridge fans attend Sykesville basketball, Wolverines vs Sykesville results, close games and overtime thrillers.

Union Bridge Churchock Beaver Dam David Stoner Betty Lind David Doiterer Nookie Nusbaum Sykesville Elmer Wolfe Sykesville Boys Verines Courpee

Lions Honor H C Gubisch at Frederick Club tribute

The Frederick Lions Club paid tribute to secretary Herman C. Gubisch at a noon meeting, marking his funeral from St. John's Church this morning. The event featured reminiscences, a club resolution, and a prayer, noting Gubischs nearly forty years of service since 1927 and inaugurating Byron W. Thompson as a new member.

Frederick Lions Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Herman C. Gubisch St. John's Church Lion William Repal Richard F. Simmons Raymond E Wilhelm Gubisch Byron W. Thompson Tucson Ariz Niemann A Brunk Clint Hamilton Maurice D Filer. M. T. Gower Samuel D. Eckis C. J. Hoover Will Hamsport Lion C. D. Deffenbaugh Cumberland Lion Delbert Null Middletown James Lutz Baltimore Charles V. Main

New Windsor Homemakers Meet Plans Feb Supper

The New Windsor Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Hoff man’s home with 30 members and two visitors. President Mrs. Spoerlein read a poem. roll call cited “My most useful Christmas gift.” A Feb. 4 Farm Bureau supper was authorized. Two new members joined. committees for the supper were named.

New Windsor Farm Bureau Edgar Nusbaum Miss Scott Thomas Grifth John Young Walter Bower Earl Cramer Peter Sheppard Spoerlein Edwin Englar Oliver Haines Joseph Englar

Four Die in Crash Near Shenandoah Virginia

Four persons were killed and two injured when a car wrecked on Route 12 near Grove Hill five miles north of Shenandoah in Page County. The dead include Russell Smith and Charles Rosenberger of Quicksburg near New Market, Harold Dofflemyer of Hagerstown MD, and Charles Haynes of Shenandoah.

Shenandoah Route 12 Grove Hill Here Page County George H. Long Russell Smith Charles Rosenberger Quicksourg New

Middletown Installs New Parking Restrictions

The State Roads Commission enacts No Parking and No Stopping signs in Middletown’s main business district around the Church and Main streets square. The action follows a Town Board request and a traffic hazards survey by the State Police Safety Division, aiming to curb hazards near Dr J Elmer Harp’s residence and other blocks on Main and North Church streets.

State Roads Commission Middletown Church Main Streets Floyd E. Tine Town Board State Police Safety Divison Main Street J. Elmer Harp Sledel North Church Street

Parking rules new in Middletown streets

The town posts No Parking and No Stopping signs on Main street near Jefferson street and along South Church street near the Reformed Church parsonage. Enforcement will be by town and state police amid new regulations. Middletown's Progressive 4 H Club elected officers for 1949 at Middletown High School and heard a safety demonstration for farm home practices.

Welling Edward M. Dodd Main Street Reformed Church Parsonage South Church Street Jefferson Street Middletown Middletown High School Gladys Beachley Sue Boyer Alice Poffinberger Mary Louise Young Ruth Ellen Lert da Young Middletown Club Carlton Keller Aliss Miriam Leiter

February Meeting Attendees Listed for Eran AR

Ruth Ifert and Mary Louise Young were arranged to be present at the February meeting in Eran AR. The note confirms their planned attendance for the local gathering.

Eran Ruth Ifert Mary Louise Young

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