Reimbursement Plan For Poultry And Livestock Losses From Dogs
A county report details reimbursements totaling 1 051 78 from dog related damages for July 1936 through June 1957. It lists expenditures including magistrates deputies commissions and dog license processing, with monthly tallies of losses paid to owners for poultry sheep hogs ducks and geese, tabulated by month and recipient. The notes show no payments in February and totals by month for August September October November December January May June.
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Landsside
J. F. W. Dornan Company, Inc
Thomas A. Chapline
Erhom
Woath
Austin Shultz
J. G. McCollister
William W. Culler
George E. Fulmer
Guy E. Buckey
Robert Meyers
W. S. Castle
J. W
George D. Devilbiss
Edgar L. Thomas
Mrs. Murray Houck
McGill Belt
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Charles Renn
Edward Myers
Arthur Guyton
Charles A. Lewis
Murray Houck
Lewis E. Shellman
W. BR. Titus
Asher J. Eiler
Joseph¢. Thomas
Elmer
B. Bolinger
Samuel A. Long
Chrem Huffer
William W. Dudderar
Mrs. Pearl M
Jesse C.wiles
W. C. le Gore
Elbert Harbaugh
Gilmore Flautt
Arthur D. Lambert
H. Ralph Cramer
Mary Beachley
Lester Longerbeam
Claude B. _Ahalt
N. E. Kefauver
M. M. Glass
William Shyrock
Emma J. Layman
Geo. F. Zecher
Samuel T. Eyler
Horace C. Zacharias
John
Russell House
Emory Rice
Blair Titus
George W. Horman
Stafford Lawner
J. William Cool
Stephen Payne
Imma Layman
William A. Cromwell
Roy Putman
Thomas V. Eagle
Samuel B. Eagle
Ernest W. Garber
Roy Angle‘cherger
J. G. Mc Collister
Vernon
E. Charles Rena
Marshall Abait
Claude P> Cramer
Luther Peal
Mabel Wickham
T. J
Wiles
Deember
Willan
Gberg
Chester Summers
Lloyd W. Remsturg
Meetger
Silag HL Cramer
Zisheep
Arthur Etzier
Mmelder
A. Hemp and Son
J. G
Ridgeville Residents Report Health and Visits
July 22 Ridgeville notes update on local residents including illnesses recoveries and hospitalizations. Winter Jones is very ill at home while Laura Norwood remains bedfast. H M Snyder recuperates at home after Maryland University Hospital treatment. Murray Ryan recovering from appendectomy. Ernest Bear improving after gallstone operation. Town visitors include Newark New Jersey residents Mr and Mrs Crawford visiting Mr and Mrs Guyer Penn, Rev and Mrs C L Dawson and daughter Olivia at Annapolis, and others from Damascus Harford and Baltimore areas visiting local families.
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Ridgeville
Winter Jones
Laura Norwood
H. M. Snyder
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Murray Ryan
Mt Airy
Frederick City Hospital
Ernest Bear
Crawford
Newark
N. J
Guyer Penn
C. L. Dawson
Olivia
Annapolis
Granvill Wetzel
Damascus
David Snyder
Howard Appletuff
John Chaney
Gertie Shipley
Harmans
Frank Shipley
Visir
Monay
Station Wagon Damaged In Wet Urbana Skid
A station wagon skidded on a wet road a quarter mile west of Urbana late Thursday afternoon, leaving the vehicle “pretty well demolished.” Driver Thomas Forman, alone in the car, was not injured. The wagon, owned by Philip Lee of Sugar Loaf Farm, Urbana, was towed to Geisbert for assessment.
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Urbana
Thomas Forman
Philip Lee
Sugar Loaf
Geisbert Forage
Folman
Local bridal and social news from Middletown and Frederick
Shown are upcoming nuptials for Anna Kefauver of Airview and Raymond Moderick of Frederick with showers hosted by Marjorie Adam Schoolman and Elizabeth Wise. Also noted are birthday dinner plans for Miss Margaret Brunner, visits from out of town guests, and a Frederick Emergency Hospital birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore Etzler, with family receptions following in Urbana and Catonsville.
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Biles Kefauver
Anna Mary Kefauver
N. E. Kefauver
Airview
Middletown
Raymond L. Moderick
Frederick
Wes
Marjorie Adam Schoolman
Miss i Kefauver
Philip E. Say
Elizabeth Wise
Noah Edward Kefauver, Jr
Nora Wise
Helen Shafer
Davis Shafer
William Locke
Will Baumgardner
Margaret Brunner
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
G. Gerard
Orange
N. J
Gilmore Etzler
McKaig
Frederick Emergency Hospital
Healthful daily diet: five food groups advised by AMA
The American Medical Association Council on Foods outlines a balanced daily pattern: milk or substitutes for calcium, cereals for energy, fruits and vegetables for vitamin C and iron, eggs or meats for protein, and fats and sugars for calories. It notes milk can be used beyond drinking and compares calcium sources with examples like cheese and ice cream.
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Council On Foods of the American Medical Association
The Garden Struggle And A Joyful Life
A poem depicts busy men juggling yard work weeds insects and daily errands. It ponders why they toil in fields gardens and towns and suggests happiness comes from finding peace of mind in diligent labor. The speaker Ada Lufburrow argues men are better off working than dead.
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Feo
Con
N_ A. LUFBURROW
Quotes and quibbles on rights and erosion in multiple voices
A string of brief quotes from diverse figures on politics, press freedom, household labor, and erosion. Dr G W Forster cites quibbling among statesmen. Mrs Louise Weaver lists chores. W E Garrett frames soil erosion as grave in the South. John D M Hamilton extols press freedom. Baroness Audrey Kargare notes tuning in to social signals.
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W. E. Garrett
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
John D. M. Hamilton
Frank. Scott Key Unit meets at Legion home honors new members
The regular monthly meeting of Francis Scott Key Unit No. 11 was held at the Legion home Tuesday evening with president Mrs. Bruce Starner in charge. Starner received chromium arrow wall brackets with copper hanging basket for bringing in new members.Anna Wastler led Fidac Month. Past Post Commander Harry E. Pettingall spoke with photos from his France trip. Delegates to the State Convention in Baltimore August 17 20 include Starner Wastler Forney Rice Mor gan Vetters Rhoades. Delegates-at-large are Rodock Ramsburg. Alternates
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Francis Scott Key Unit No. 11
Legion Home
Bruce Starner
Starner
Fidac
Anna Wastler
Harry E. Pettingall
France
Baltimore
Walter Forney
Roger Rice
Robert Burall
Lavina Morgan
Charles Vetters
Paul Rhoades
George Rodock, Jr
Susie Ramsburg
CLASS MEETING HELD BY VOLUNTAS SUNDAY SCHOOL
The Voluntas Class of the Evangelical Reformed Sunday school met at Miss Margaret V Nusz summer home Thursday with Miss Evelyn Krantz and Miss Octavia Gosnell assisting. A 6 30 picnic supper followed a devotional service business meeting and social hour. Members present included Eleanor Abbott Margaret V Nusz Reba Dutrow Madelyn Harper Thelma Burger Charlotte Burger Roberta Stockman Evelyn Kefauver Dorothy Kefauver Evelyn Krantz and Mildred Forney. Next month an outing at a summer camp is planned for August 1 with Evelyn and Dorothy Kefauver Charlotte and Thelma Burger directing.
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Voluntas
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Margaret V. Nusz
Miss Nusz
Evelyn Krantz
Octavia Gosnell
Eleanor Abbott
Reba Dutrow
Madelyn Harper
Thelma Burger
Charlotte Burger
Roberta Stockman
New Market Hencemakers Club Sees July Meeting
The New Market Hencemakers Club met at Mrs. Carl Kinte's home on Friday evening. The program opened with singing Juanita and the Lord's Prayer. Members planned the annual bus trip to Annepar and the auxiliary scheduled a party and cake sale later.
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New Market
Mesneenskers’ Cab
The
New Market Hencemakers” Club
Carl Kinte
Juanita
Annep
Community group drafts trip plans and report
A committee including Miss Hilde Etzler Mrs Joma Kelly and Mrs Mary McGelerick organized the trip schedule. Mir Harry L Davis reported on the short course at College Park after attending the weeklong program. The next meeting will be with Ray you saw it in The News.
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Sls
Hilde Etzler
Joma Kelly
Mary McGelerick
Harry L. Davis
College Park
Diet tips on fats sugars and meal timing
The text advises fats absorb frying fat to boost calories. It warns that sugars before a meal reduce appetite for nourishing foods. It also recommends consuming desserts at the end or after a meal, not before.
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April Rey M. Kane
George C. Eyer
Bauston Fraley
Mra E. J. Honaker
D. D. Eifer
Marion BR. Houck
Charles S. Houck
May
Mrs. Osborne Wachier
William B. Wenner
Lydia G. Bruchie
Effie Baker
Victor Thompson
Luther M. Burdett
Carl F. Mealey
Oscar B. Carr
John A. Summers
William M. Haugh
Walter Shoemaker
William Kidd
Sykesville
Harvey Greene
Atleen
Kinna and Children
Braddock Heights
Mags
D. Murray Stauffer
Pearl
Alton Hughes
Susan
Salisbury
Clarkson G. Kelly
West Twelfth Street
Guy FE. Kelly
Trail Avenue
Marvin Baker
Hagerstown
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Millard FE. Crum
Edward H. Mantz
College Avenue
Canada
Callander
Ontario
C. Floyd Hape
Charles Firor
Harry Firor
Franklin Firor
Thurmont
Millard Justice
Mary
Joe
Bibbie
Catonsville
Susie Hape
Ethel Hape
Grove’s Grocery
Blue Ridge
Tbs
Fresh Country
Burgee
Othe
DIZT
TOU & Besson
Wentisle
G. W. Forster
North Carolina State College
Louise Weaver
Denver
Cork
Audrey Kargare
Hollywood Theosophist
Edwin Brockey
John Albaugh
Earl Gilbert
Wm. Krebb
Arthur Ridgely
Russell Esterly
Charles Blumensuer
Ray
Nicodemus Paint Store
Pasae
Court Bi
TMCA
Kepate
L Howeed Sheewm
Ocean Zity NJ
Greenawalt
Palm Beach
Quaker City
North Market Street
Omnes
Arom A Lemons
California
Loupes
Ige
Michigan Clover Creamery
R. C. Williams
Good Honest” Coffee
Campbell
del Monte
Markell & Ford
North Market St
Dole
Stokely
Sauice Coffee
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Baver's
Green Bag
Colf Sanitary Tex
Maxwell House Zion
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Columbia
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