Local Fruit Growers Meet at Westminster in Yearly Horticultural Meeting
Frederick county fruit growers joined attendees from Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Minnesota and France at the Mar State Horticultural Society summer field meeting held at Edward Baugher’s fruit farms near Westminster. Dr. Vierheller led the program with 174 members touring the 190 acre orchard before luncheon. Knouse Foods spoke on cooperative processing plants and experts discussed apple scab control and insect management. The group toured Baugher’s cold storage and the S B Waddell orchard nearby New Windsor before market prices for wheat corn and barley were listed as A25 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Mar State Horticultural Society
Bougher Fruit Farms
Westminster
Virginia
West Virgina
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
France
A. F. Vierheller
Maryland
Seate Horticultural Society
Baugher Orchards
Noah Arbaugh
L. C Burns
Carsall County
John P. Caspar
Hancock
Truman Nold
National Apple Institute
Washington
John Peters
Knouse Foods, Inc
S. B. Waddell
New Windsor
Deaths of Harry Elberty and Rachel Burton Ward
Death notices report Harry Elberty of Union Bridge aged 74 after a long illness. He worked 82 years in steel mills in Pennsylvania and Maryland, survived by wife Ednard and a daughter, with funeral planned at Taneytown and burial at Uniontown cemetery. Also noted is the death of Rachel V. Burton Ward of Baltimore, formerly Frederick, with funeral at 1525 East Lombard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Elberty
Union Fridge
Route 1
Thomas
Elizabeth Pepping Elberty
Pittsburgh
Ednard Elberty
Charles Houderson
Ravenna
Elberty
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Union Bridge
Rachel ¥. Burton Ward
Rachel V. Burton
Baltimore
Frederick
East Lombard Street
Funeral services for J Francis Gaver held at Grossnickle Church
Funeral services for J Francis Gaver who died Sunday at his home near Midd lepoint were held Wednesday at 11 AM at Grossnickle Church of the Brethren. Rev Basil E Grossnickie and Rev Samuel L Lindsay officiated. Choir sang Have Thine Own Way and Abide With Me. Bearers were Lawrence Lewis Donald Delauter Woodrow Kline Mehrie Wiles Vernon Stoulem yer and Russell Harshman. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Paul F Bittle, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Francis Gaver
Middlepoint
Grossnickle
Paul F. Bittle
Sick Patients Reported Improving in Local Updates
Among the sick in the area several patients show slight gains. W Staley Hahn of Frederick Route 1 is improving after a Baltimore hospital operation. Gary Utterback, of West Lith Street, returns home from four weeks at Frederick Memorial with a leg ailment and crutches. Mrs Utterback and Mrs Carroll Harp, both in Maryland hospitals, are reported improving after recent operations or treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Staley Hahn
Frederick
Hahn
University Hospital
Baltimore
Gary L. Utterback
West Lith Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Utterback
Carroll Harp
Johnsville
Maryland General Hospital
Hungry Thirsty Blondes Blamed For Downfall
Chicago July 21 a 19 year old New Jersey youth who came to the city with 4200 was jailed for a 73 dollar Morrison Hotel bill. He blamed his downfall on hungry thirsty blondes claiming they fueled his gambling and drinking spree while police note he withdrew 30000 from a bank, took his father’s car and faces possible theft charges. He told rivals of being a wealthy western man and boasted to nightclub tenders of farms and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Jersey
Robert E. Dernbach
North Bergen
N. di
Dernbach
Boys Court
Young Dernbach
West
Dairs
Government report to show plentiful food supplies
The Agriculture Department drafts a report to reassure the public that food shortages are unlikely. It notes sugar and nonperishables remain in heavy demand, but asserts overall supply and production prospects are ample. Meat and wheat outlooks are favorable with prices not rising through winter, though fruit supplies may dip due to freezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Truman
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Burgeau
Nereule
Cuba
Hoarders and profiteers threaten free enterprise says Marlow
In a July Washington dispatch James Marlow argues that heavy buying and price increases signal impending rationing and controls. Hoarders and profiteers undermine the economy by driving prices up and reducing dollar value, endangering national prosperity and the free enterprise system. The piece contrasts views on Soviet and British socialism and warns government intervention may be forced if shortages worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
Truman
Britain
Russia
Timorous Look Suppresses Courage in Voice Context
A note on English usage highlights common missteps in words like observance versus observation and variegated pronunciation. It urges precise spelling and pronunciation while teaching a daily word, timorous, defined as full of fear or timid and illustrated by a timid glance toward a father.
Civitan Club Hears Brish in Key Hotel meeting
The Civitan Club met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with President Isaac Stevens presiding. Speaker William 3P Brish, a Frederick native and former Washington County school official, discussed a six week flying classroom European tour with 64 top U.S. educators, noting shared social and tax concerns across nations and detailing European realities witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Eclockith
Isaac Stevens
Willan C. Royal
Witliam
Duisit
Fredenck
Washington County
Brish
Europe
United States
Air
Deseriber
America
Haly 1
Warren Smith
Civitan
Rodters
Amyers
Stevens
Basil Lewis
Local Listings and Notices From Braddock Heights Evening
Community items include bus timing, theatrical plans, sales, church notices, and event advertisements across Braddock Heights and nearby towns. Highlights mention the Frederick fish school band, used cars for sale, clothing drives, a dance and movie schedule, and a charity festival with refreshments and music.
Unclear Card of Thanks and Local Notices from Frederick Area
A garbled card of thanks lists appreciation to hospital staff doctors nurses and orderlies, followed by a long run of local ads and notices. Mentions Mavesville, Md, and several named businesses and services such as electrical, lumber, furniture and car dealers. The text mixes thanks with ads for apparel, groceries, cleaning, auctions, events, and vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavesville
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Frederick Hireilers
Charles Town
McCurdy
Tuskers
Pilchers Barker
Swick
Barbara Fritchie Motor CO
W. Patrick St
Tyederick
Marsland
Braddock Hethts
Iesdias
Aluly
Bingstivet
Alk
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East Second Street
Pontiac Company
North Market Street
Wanetabera Salter Barn
Anil Frasl
K. Ray K
Hamat
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Omy
Alea
Jose Tore
Vie Hone
Ryvata Atars S Carter
James W Carter
Ail
Dresepe SA
Enargs
Appalachian
Ander
Staub S
Tadies Ausilary
Tienic
Intial
Virginia M Danner
OVU
East Patch St
Dante Waning
Harry W. Hagan
Clyde
Kreverick ¢Munty
White Teac Inn
Emmitsburg
Arthur Potts
Mt Carmel
Yellow Springs
MT. Zion Lutheran
Ciucrcte
Mars Land
Tse Savawer
Agia
Barbara
Proit Aurthan
Bernie Sy
Arona Pn
Danemsg
General Lecric
Kelvinator Sra
Ugy
Phute & Sat
Dong Electrical
Middletown
Fiat
al Lobells
Epward Payne
Tron
Stert Pipne
Te Coty
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastes & Sons
RAY Wahl
RL Andenson
Wits
Brussels
College Avenue
Ponce
Bare Hapa
McCutchonn
Boadiack
Aury
Nestie
Market St. Phaye
Rea Avenue
Sannday
Rere Renal de Acuiphion
Boaustin Ames Winburn
The
Mountain Theater
Braddork
Madam Phoebe Palalist
Carreliton Manor Prente
Hyattstown Elremen
Willdovers Kor
Mt. Airy
Yhe News
Prederleh
Patrick
Abarth Spor
ST Ooyne Prat
Goldin
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Aleal Oper
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Bate
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Keating
Bay
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Crit & Ee
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Tore Minty
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Mirese
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Daly
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Stevens Bogart
Stevens Adis
Bob Been Teed
Aor
Binmert Ro Gowda
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Ron Kelly
Annint
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Prowell
Road OF Zoning Appeals
Montay
ATES
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Thera Floor
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SAP
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Reasonaile
Bonedame
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Weil Brothers, Inc
Fast Torres
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Frederick Scla Reliable Junk CO
Sti & East St
Grace Vintty
Charles II
Frederick Homes
H. J. Kester
East Shire Street
Feedeueh
Maas Opticians
Market St
Tallin Addatrey
Wiswaess
OL Soning
Uneler
Ty Wirhie
Aktterne
Daisy Mo Kohlenburg
Jonn W Kohlenburg
State of Marys
LPO
Kew Avenue
Frederick Chix
Lory
Pat Bonk
Folio
Frodeck
Martane
John Ww. Kahlenburge
Daisy M. Kahlenburg
Fiery Am Reynotes
Peer
Folie 441
Easy Fly
Austin James
Wilbur F
Sheffield
Wurth
Antou
Juan
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Puravistredt
Bates
Rena Bach
Nery Rao
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Phen Frederick
Tandatt
Leleston
Seth Doarny
Ig School
Marement Revlon
Vynet
Metrinis
Janery
American
Pelesten Worlds
Foreniet Pelevision
Sey Ao
Apper
Ved
Toone
Boige
PAPMS
George T. Beery
Ratate Booker
Beye
Mary- Tan
Fredeniet
Newee Post
Beffmnan
Suover
TATA
Landes Dawelry
South Atareykeor
Tees
Barderite
Cmristalas
Aden
Fadary
Oman
Tiarad Batty
Cope
Warneld Welk
Valley View Farms
Inc
FMT
Sorinvisaon
Fearn
West Patek
Owork
Keema Gord
Carroll Counts
Monroe Ro
Pinotz
Ted Aotat
Theral Banus
Arcanum
Francis Scott Rey
Predprick
Grove Avenue
Richmond
P.O
Frederik
Frederick Nowe
SALE
Fresty
Des Soondeh
Bert Beajtee
Hon Sale Sy Olds Tudor Sh
Han Restrader
Anid
Conny Petersen
Maer
Rat Tesh
Noth
Paoleserdie
Toray
KALE
Sami Rouge
Mecrrity
Raeeroent Bore Garden
Chir
Ont Tees Peer Dens
Yigg Park
Urswille Tordtit
Irol ET Pheetine Dedpae
Pda
Bawellent Comenon Mhane Madden
Fenda Sur
VAL Magnetic Frees
Dalte
Ron Ss
Mage
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Solhey
Woothiawe l
Wesadsbera Md
Phate Wothersyde
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Meatier
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Thurmant
Weeilatty Tor
Nferguson
Atotel
Cate Tenetar
Nat Rite Ber
Quechaneaus
Frederirk Ototae
Enberger
Fleda
Molsterin Theatres
Orayos
Curtis Cands
Della
Dunlegein
Erwin Ford Cn
Fairfax
Ren's
Rev
Frank P. Spickler
Hagerstown
McCormick Deering Thresher
McC-Deering
Harry F Evans
Woodbine
Frederick Storage Co
West South St
Cramer
Barebara Fritchie
General Tool
Stortere Blairs
South St
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