Farmers Remain Divided on Winter Farm Meeting
The Frederick County Winter Farm Meeting was cut to a one day session due to weather. Speakers from the University of Maryland warned farmers about overproduction and international pressures while noting bans on heptachlor and presenting substitutes. A snowbound second day was canceled. other items covered accidents and legislative proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Weather County
Henry R. Shoemaker
Walkersville Fire Hall
Shoemaker
Kenneth E. Shiffle
J. W. Magruder
University of Maryland
Magruder
T. L. Bissell
Extension Service
A. V. Krewatch
Walkersville
Shifflet
George A
Maryland University
Local Notes from Dickerson and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Margaret E. Stull reports Takoma Park Hospital patient Hatton Brown after a heart attack at home. Several local families celebrate visits and birthdays, with news of births, anniversaries, and a tonclinic of medical recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Stull
Dickerson
Hatton Brown
Takoma Park Hospital
Brown
Arthur Stull
Jeanne Wheeland
Bonnie
Baltimore
Theodore Grimes
New Jersey
Stewart Baugher
Hanover
Melvin Baile
New Windsor
Tommy Reece
Susie Stotiemyer
Harry Stottlemyer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry Belcher
Frank Poffinberger
Jerry
Middletown
Harry Dover
Suburban Hospital
J. W. Belcher
Welty Rice
Local notices recap January birthdays and illnesses
Mrs Audrey J Shawer and Mrs Herman Huble celebrate January birthdays while Johnnie Spahr and Dandy Fisk mark birthdays. Several relatives recover from chicken pox or strep throat, Nanty Dayhoff observed for hospital care, and travel for Annie Everett to Monroe. Youth Week at Centennial Memorial EUB starts January 29 with youth led worship and gifts from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey J. Shawer
Johnnie Spahr
Johnnie
Patty Cronenburg
Robert T. Dayhoff
Herman Huble
Joseph
Alice) Thompson
Annie Everrett
F. A. Jones
Monroe
Dandy Fisk
Carroll Fisk
Nanty Dayhoff
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jim Burck
Dickerson
Arlene Dar
Robert Das
Sherry Moxelv
Fred Willams
Mrs. Baughman
Jerry Williams
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
James Fox
Robert Fox
Deanne Fogle
Youth Week Observances Planned by Hagerstown District
Brown's remembrance marks Youth Week as youths schedule events at the Hagerstown Frederick District EUB Youth Rally at St. Paul's EUB Church. Activities include bowling and a Saturday party in church social rooms, with a February 5 devotional for Sunday School. The Chamber of Commerce film This is Frederick will air on TV for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Hagerstown-Frederick
St. Paul’s
Hagerstown
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Frederick to be shown on WGAL television tour
A half hour film strip featuring a tour of Frederick with historical sites will be broadcast Sunday at noon on WGAL Channel 8 in Lancaster. The program is produced by Frank Kennessy, a Baltimore radio and television personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGAL
Channel 8
Lancaster
Tures
Frederick
Frank Kennessy
Baltimore
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U.S. 5
Harry J. Frost
Ira T. Burns
Sear Goshen
Fort Hrltchie
Thomas F. Dishart
Ebensburg
Harold MM. Sweeney
Thermont
Beckley’s
Burns
Sweeney
Mathias
Congresman
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
House of Representatives
John R. Foley
Congress
Fort Detrick
Mathias Thursday
John B. Funk
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Maryland Association of Engineers
Funk
Workgiver Aluminum
Bowers Lumber
Sixth & East Sts. Frederick, Md
Ryo
Varene Wealia
Esso
Essene
Leslie Shafer
Middletown. Md
Markel St. Frederick
Arly
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Philco Frost Free
Melvin M. Engle
Tae
Mercer's Drug Store Free Delivery
West 3Rd. & N. Market Sts
the News
West Frederick
Clark Sheetenhelm
Mealey
Mealey's Inn
Country Ham New Market
Market ST
W. Patrick ST
Unis
Pocahontas
Thao
Trevorton
East South Street
Frederick, Md
RCA Victor
Saint Paul
Loraine Day Roy
All
Fran Allison
Lome Green
Perell Roberts
Whirlpool Corporation
RCA Whirlpool Home Appliances
RCA
East Patrick ST
Unico Tires
Baler Twine
Ty-Toy
Southern States Woodsboro Cooperative
Woodsboro, Maryland
NorwsPar
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