Ayrshire Association Plans Annual Field Day and Picnic
The Frederick County Ayrshire Association prepared plans for its annual field day and picnic at Sigler's woods near Braddock on Wednesday, August 4. A cattle show starts at 10 a.m. with ribbons in various classes judged by Ray Norman. Lunch, speeches by Dr A S Bell H C Barker and K C Skeler, and 4 H Club activities led by Orpha Rudy follow. Committees for music cattle advertising grounds ribbons and speaking were named with Paul Rudy as president.
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Frederick County Ayrshire Association
Jefferson Schoolhouse
Sigler’s Woods
Braddock
Ayrshire
Ray Norman
Street
Harford County
A. S. Bell
Baltimore County
State Association
H. C. Barker
University of Maryland Extension Service
K C Skeler
University of Maryland Animal Husbandry
Orpha Rudy
Paul S Rudy
Paul Rudy
Carrol Boyer
Frank Keller
Walter P. Feaga
Mervin Shaff
Henry D. Lakin
Paul Etzler
David Young
Claggett Wiles
Stanley Young
Louis Brown
Henry Lakin
Walter Feaga
Glenn Trout
Henry R Shoemaker
Glass for the Bride Gift Ideas Include Glassware
A bridal gift guide highlights a glass shower with items such as drinking and measuring cups and glasses, colored glass bathroom accessories, ash trays, and flower bowls for the recent bride.
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing and German literature reform
German literature advanced to high standards with Lessing in the 18th century. He studied theology medicine philosophy and literature in youth. His Literary Letters 1758 to 1765 are a major dramatic criticism collection. He wrote Minna von Barnhelm and Laokoon. He died poor after early marriage and the loss of wife and infant son in two years.
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Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
Lessing
Moses Mendelssohn
Voltaire
Minna von Barnhelm
Germany
Laokoon
Wheersorms
NEA Service Inc
Three Planets Now Seen In Sky West
Science Service notes August reveals Jupiter Mars and Saturn visible in evening sky with Venus rising before sunrise. Jupiter dominates southern Sagittarius, Antares marks Scorpius heart, Mars nearer Antares fainter as it recedes. Saturn in Pisces near faint glow of inner ball, rings edge on. Vega Cygnus Altair Arcturus guide observers to four brighter stars.
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James Stokley
Science Service
Astronomical Wester
Fels Planetarium
Franklin Institute
Jupiter
Sagittarius
Antares
Mars
Earth
Saturn
Venus
Vega
Lyra
Cygnus
Deneb
Altair
Aquila
Arcturus
Bootes
Bul Provides Tax For Protection Of Wild Life
A proposed 10 percent special tax on firearms and ammunition would earmark funds for wildlife conservation in the 48 states. Maryland would receive about 25 836.21 for restoring wildlife resources. The measure, backed by conservation groups and several U.S. senators, faces congressional action depending on backing from conservationists and sportsmen. The General Wildlife Federation endorsed it as a first step toward a cooperative federal state program.
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Congress
Frederick County
Pittman
Bailey
Clark
McNary
White
Senate
House
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
House Wildlife Committee
General Wildlife Federation
St Louis
Can't Find It Means Disinterest by Olive Roberts Barton
A mother explains that kids ignore small tasks when unengaged, while observant about shows and plots. The piece argues attention hinges on interest, with examples of Bettys distractibility and adults missing obvious items, then outlines training children to snap out of it and redirect focus.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Betty
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Father and son join board and committee in Frederick
Mr Thongs Kline, newest member of the Frederick Fennys Load, is a well known citizen of Frederick residing on Jefferson street. He is the father of Ralph G Kline, who is chairman of the Democratic State Central committee.
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Thongs Kline
Frederick Fennys
Frederick
Jeferson Street
Ralph G Kline
Democratic State Central Committee
Fragmentary Musings on Ideas and Distraction
The fragment discusses chasing a new idea while the mind stays crowded with thoughts. It suggests the front focus vanishes when searching for that novel concept and notes heavy mental busyness that hinders effort. No clear event or speaker is identified in the readable text.
Agreement to Try Note Case on Its Merits
By agreement of attorneys, judgment in the amount of 52 250 with interest of 540 dollars, entered against ED Shriner Jr near Frederic by Eruk Brown, is stricken and the case placed on the September trial docket for hearing on its merits. The judgment was entered last year on an alleged single bill. Shrine, later moved to strike it out.
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ED Shtiner Jr
Frederic
Eruk Brown
Talbot County
E D. Shrimer, Jr
Frederick
Trial Docket Case Reinstated After Judge Orders Strike
The docket features Brown versus Shrine with attorney Ruckey for Brown and Leslie N. Coblents for Shrine. Judge Hammond Urner signed an order striking the judgment and reinstating the case on the trial docket following an agreement among the attorneys.
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Brown
Patbot
Atlarnes
Hammond Urner
Ruckey
Brown Leslie N Coblents
Shrine
Luke S Wilson Dies At Home Near Rockville
Luke S Wilson, a wealthy Montgomery County resident and retired Chicago businessman, died yesterday afternoon at his Rockville Pike country estate near Bethesda. He was a longtime trustee of Woodward and Lathrop department store in Washington and son in law of Samuel Walter Woodward. A Chicago native, he studied at the University of Minnesota before joining a clothing firm his father founded. He later moved to Montgomery County, making The Tops his residence.
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Rockville
Luke Wilson
Montgomery County
Chicago
Woodward and Lathrop
Washington
Rockville Pike
Bethesda
Ole Mr. Wilson
Samuel Walter Woodward
University of Minnesota
Mont-gomery County
Tops
Capitals
Police Break Parking Law In Hagerstown
Hagerstown July 20 Today was a tag day in front of city hall. A taxpayer complained to Mayor W Lee Elgin that she had to park far away to pay city bills. The Mayor found two spaces near the billing area filled by two cars, the city light truck and a police cruiser. Patrolman I Uo Crist tagged both. Civ Engineer Joseph TP Lyon had his machine tagged in a police parking space. Sergeant CoC Richards of the Pennsylvania Railroad Police tagged his car as well. City Councilman Hutcry Fidinger, parked in a no parking area, escaped by pulling away before tagging occurred.
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Hagerstown
Taapayer
W Lee Elgin
Uo Crist
Joseph TP Lyon
Coc Richards
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hutcry Fidinger
Newlyweds Die of Suspected Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
New York detectives probe the deaths of George Chinery, 28, and his wife, 25, found in a Queens apartment five months after their wedding. The couple had not been seen since last Thursday and were discovered when relatives and neighbors forced entry. The female victim lay in bed, the male in the bathroom, with the apartment windows open perplexing investigators as the medical examiner investigates possible carbon monoxide poisoning.
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New York
Homaicide
Aomedical
Ahe
George Chinery
Bon monoxide theory voiced by Dr. Howard Nell medical examiner
Dr. Howard W. Nell, a distant medical examiner, voiced a theory about carbon monoxide as a possible cause. The remark was noted in connection with ongoing investigations and discussions among officials.
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Howard W. Nell
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