45 Guernseys Bring $5,778 At Annual Sale
Forty-five registered Guernseys were sold at the Fair Grounds on Monday the fourth annual sale bringing $5,778. Buyers came from Pennsylvania New Jersey Virginia and West Virginia. Top cow Flint Ledge Fritzi sold for $425, high heifer $225, high bull $195. Auctioneered by Wardney Sharr with Frank Johnson and J Herbert Snyder assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Virginia
West Virginia
Flint Ledge Fritzi
Henry H Carter
Rockville
Brooklandwood Farms
Brooklandville
Clyde Green
Walkersville
Wiliam A. Fouche
Adamstown
Gilkeson Sisters
Moorefield
W. Va
J Hérbert Snyder
Union Bridge
Charles R. Cline
Mt. Airy
W. Snyder Baker
New Windsor
Clyde Z. Green
Battalion Summer Camp Plans for Seventh Battalion Maryland State Guard
The Seventh Battalion Maryland State Guard plans a week of intensive training at Camp Ritchie starting August 3 for militiamen replacing National Guard. Lt Col E Brooke Lee leads Frederick county units and aims to match regular army proficiency with officers and non commissioneds training at Garrett Park from June 15. Regular officers will direct, foreign shock troop veterans will lecture, and volunteers will return condensed study to their units after release from civilian duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Guard
Camp Ritchie
National Guard
E. Brooke Lee
Frederick County
Garrett Park
State Guard
War Dept. Announces New Casualty List
The War Department disclosed 75 American soldiers killed in action or dying of wounds in the Philippines, raising total Army battle deaths named since the war began to 796. It notes 513 deaths occurred in the Philippines, excluding 479 Philippine Scouts killed, and omits many Philippine Commonwealth Army, Marines, and sailors deaths. The department also reports 930 wounded soldiers and 754 wounded Philippine Scouts, with further unreported cases from Corregidor and Bataan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Philippines
Department
Philippine Commonwealth Army
Islands
Army
Corregidor
Bataan
Private Dean and Kathleen Beacht Wedding Reception
After a May 22 Calvary Methodist ceremony the couple returned from a Virginia honeymoon via Richmond and Norfolk. About 50 guests gathered at the bride’s Dill Avenue home Tuesday evening May 26 for a reception with roses, peonies, lighted candies, and gimit decorations. A large wedding cake topped the bridal table as refreshments were served. The bride’s mother, Mrs Norman R Stone, and her sister Mrs George B Hoke assisted. Dean, son of Mr and Mrs George L Dean of Jefferson, has returned to A P Hill Military Reservation. Mrs Dean resides with the Stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Private
M Dean
Calvary Methodist Church
Dill Avenue
Richmond
Norfolk
Virginia
Kathleen Virginia Beacht
Norman R. Stone
George B. Hoke
Pie. Dean
George L. Dean
Jefferson
A. P. Hill Military Reservation
Dean
Forty at St Joe Get Diplomas
Forty young women receive diplomas at St Joseph College's 133rd graduation in Emmitsburg. Miss Sarah Christie of Trenton delivers the commencement address at 3:30 p.m. Archbishop Curley presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Sarah Christi
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey State Board of Education
Michael J. Curley
Goucher College
Towson Teacher's College
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Maryland Institute
Goucher
Hu Shih
Washington
David A. Robinson
Westminster social notes from Taneytown area
Mr and Mrs Laurence Fout near Westminster spent Sunday with Clarence Baumgardner and John Duble near Taneytown. A Cranmer family group attended the funeral of Wm Humphries of New Jersey. Mrs Mabel Stout near Westminster visited Friday with Mrs Laurence Foutz. Miss Ovn Ogg spent Monday with Mrs S Late Reynolds. Mr Roland Cranmer visited his parents in Dennig s. Mrs Laurence Foutz called on Mrs Emma Layman in Thurmont Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Laurence Fou‘t
Clarence Baumgardner
John Duble
Taneytown
Roland Cranmer
Walter
Wm. Hunphries
New Jersey
Mabel Stout
West Minster
Laurence Foutz
Ovn Ogg
Primitive Malagasy tribesmen cloths from inner tree bark
Weather data cites 24 hour precipitation at 0.04 inches and June to date 3.04 inches, with June normal 4.30. Temperatures show yesterday high 65 and low 59 with year-ago readings 67 and 59. Sun and moon times given. local note ends with a line about Malagasy tribesmen making unique cloths from inner tree bark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Flag Day Service at Baker Park by Frederick Lodge Elks
Frederick Lodge No. 684 BPO Elks holds annual flag day service in Baker Park on Sunday June 14. Lodge members march from West Second Street to the band shell at 6:30 PM with Francis Scott Key Post No. 1 American Legion State Guardsmen and other patriotic groups. Joseph E. Cantrell Silver Spring former state American Legion official will deliver the principal address. A band concert directed by H David Hagan runs from 6:00 PM until the service. Henry Schueler chairs the flag day committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lodge No
B. P.O. Elks
Baker Park
West Second Street
Francis Scott Key Post No. 1
American Legion
Joseph E. Cantrell
Silver Spring
Seventh Battalion
State Guard
H David Hagan
Henry Schueler
Officers Installed At W C T U Meeting
The regular W C T U meeting at 129 West Second Street moved to Tuesday at 2 30 PM. Mrs Raymond I Ford presided and new officers for the year were installed by Mrs Thomas S Anderson. Twenty seven members attended with one new member enrolled. A plan to visit Montevue for the annual treat Wednesday evening was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Pearl
West Second Street
Raymond I. Ford
George Culler
Flower Mission Department
Roy L. Leatherman
C. C. Sparks
Clarence Marsh
Sumatra
Culler
Thomas S. Anderson
Frederick County
Alrs. Ford
Norman R. Stone
Harry C. Smith
Roy Leatherman
Ford
Montevue
Chlorine Shortage Delays Pool Opening Plans
Municipal pool officials announced changes to plumbing to remove a cross connection and said the pool would not open until a final decision is made. Only enough chlorine remains to heat and treat water for about a month, with no clear timetable for restocking due to priority needs.
State Library Assn Spring Meet Set for This Week
The Maryland Library Association holds a two day spring meeting at the Vindobona hotel Braddock Heights on Friday and Saturday starting at ten with a business session and tea finish. Prominent speakers include Dr Harold C Hand of the University of Maryland and Dr Franz Michael of Johns Hopkins. Frederick librarians assist in arrangements and local attendees from Frederick County are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Library Association
Vindobona Hotel
Braddock Heights
Frederick
C Burr Artz
Maryland
Harold C. Hand
Univey of
Library Service
Gladys Wiggin
Miss Wiggin
Baltimore
University of Maryland's College
Iohns Hopkins University
China
Far East
Olga Law Plunder
St John’s College, Annapolis
Frederick County
Joseph H. Apple
Maryland Public Library Advisory Commission
Josephine P. Etchison
Mary H. Newman
Harriet Kolb
C. Burr Ariz
Miriam Apple
Katharine Dutrow
Charlotte Smith
Head College
Marcelene Kefauver
Frederick High School
Louise Sebold
A M. Wasilifsky
Emmitsburg
Annenberg Released From Federal Prison
Philadelphia publisher M L Annenberg was released on parole from the Federal Penitentiary at Lewisburg Pa eight days early due to health reasons. He served 23 months of a three year sentence tied to the largest individual income tax case on record. He had been in the prison hospital for low blood pressure and heart trouble and agreed to pay over 10 million dollars in tax settlements over seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Annenberg
Philadelphia
Northeastern Federal Penitentiary
Washington
Justice Department
M. L. Annenberg
Formal app to operate the summer filed with health dept
A formal application to operate the summer has been filed with the State Department of Health for approval. The filing initiates regulatory review by the state health authority and sets potential licensing milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Department of Health
Everett named new president of Frederick Junior Chamber
Everett, resident of 1600 North Market Street, elected president of the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce at a recent meeting to succeed Melvin Hoberr. The move places Everett as focal salesman guiding the local business group into the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Questionnaires Mailed by Draft Board to Local Registrants
The Jural Draft Board No.1 mailed questionnaires today to registrants with order numbers 11101 to 11150 inclusive. Names listed include Robert Stewart Boteler of Buckeystown, Carrollton MD, and many others across Brunswick, Frederick, Jefferson, Adamstown, Middletown, Petersville, and surrounding areas, with addresses on North Market Street, West Third Street, East South Street, Route 4, East Bentz Street, and similar local streets. The notice enumerates dozens of residents including James Mehr Murphy, Harry Rudell Shelton, John Albert Geesey Smith, and George Ernest Chick, among others, registering in multiple towns such as Brunswick, Middletown, and Adamstown.
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Jural Draft Board
Robert Stewart Boteler
Buck 'Ftown
Carrollton
Maryland
Murray
North Market Street
Charles David McLane
Cumberland
Brunswick
Charles Frederick Bowers
West Third Stree
Lewis Franklin Tabter
Buckeystown
Albert Nickel
East South Street
Raymond Franklin Cook
Frederick
Edward Charles Lerch
Knoxville
Marshall Oliver Williams
West All Saints Street
Roscoe Clyde Remsbers
James Bartlett
Charles S. Pickett
North Bentz
Richard Levere Schaeffer
Dewey Michael Dolen
Maple Avenue
Howard Martin Kemp
Michael Joseph Croghan, Jr
John Monroe Kelley
Motter
Charles Clinton Crum
Adamstown
Joseph Walker Urner
East Second Street
James Arthur Funk
East Potomac Street
Frank William Penn
Charles Worthington Ross
Council Street
Ora Foster Sulcer
East Sixth Street
George Philip Ropp
Middletown
Kenneth Lewis Alexander
Henry Hampton Brown
James Weldon Harper
Grange to Meet in New Market Grange Hall
The Frederick County Pomona Grange schedules a quarterly meeting at New Market Grange Hall on Saturday. Morning session at ten will cover business with Pomona Master Howard A. Quinn presiding. Host Grange serves luncheon. Afternoon program starts about 1:15 with Pomona lecturer Mrs. Austin P. Benn in charge. Muss Drucilla Worthington of Frederick will discuss Alaska with photos and a recreational program follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Wills Of Hiteshew Paisley Probate by Orphans' Court
Wills of Miss Hiteshew and Mrs Paisley probated along with administration papers for John Wolfe, John Shilling, and Mrs Annie Sebold. Hiteshew estate totals 25006 with trust provisions and executors C P Hiteshew and C Philip Hiteshew. Paisley estate divided between sons Ray A and Ivan L. Wood and Wolf estates note specific distributions. executors named. Administratrix named for Wolfe. Sebold estate administered. Shilling estate lacks assets.
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Rebevea E Traskey
Boston
Philip Hiteshew
Baltimore
Charles P. Hiteshew
Farmers and Mechanics Natural Bank
Charles P Titeshew
John Jo Lambert
Ray A
Ivan L. Paisley
Ray A Paisley
Scott S. Pellingall
Ralph B. Nusz
Ruth
Grace
Dorothy
Maurice Wood
John Wood
Wood
H. Clay Wood
Harry M. Wood
Elsie C. Wood
H Cnry Wood
Morris A. Wastler
Ida B. Ecker
Helen B. Wolfe
Wolfe
Louise Sebold
Sebold
Bessie Shilling
John Shilling
Frederick
Route
What Causes Your Constipation
An old advertisement urges using Kellogg's All-Bran to add bulk to the diet and relieve constipation. It promotes eating one bowl daily with plenty of water and consulting a doctor if no relief occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelloggs
Battle Creek
Pigeon Forced Down Near George Poole Jr Residence
A blue feathered pigeon, seemingly lost, was forced to land after exhaustion and injury at the home of George Poole Jr on 29 South Mar. The bird appeared fatigued and hopped on one leg as bystanders helped recover it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamine
George Poole, Jr
South Mar
Pigeon Tagged With Numbers and Letters Found Near Ket Street
A racing pigeon with the number 688 on its one leg and HACT32 AU35 on an aluminum band was seen near Ket Street on Sunday. The bird is reported healthy as Mr. Poole informs a national pigeon journal of its location. Carbon monoxide, the odorless gas from car exhaust, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ket Street
Poole
National Pigeon Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wardney Sharr
Montgomery County
Frank Johnson
American Guernsey Cattle Club
J. Herbert Snyder Reed
Howard A. Quinn
J. Herbert Snyder
Frank E. Snyder
Wade E
Margaret C. Kunkle
New Market
Robert S. DeLayder
Bruce E. Crum
Luther M Main
R. & Young
Boyds
Harry L Wisner
S. Leemsburg
Howard A. and
Charlotte Quinn
Pearl
Philip 5. Snader
Roy E. Routzahn
Bruce M Brandenburg
William A. Fouche
Adametown
Ith
War Dept
Iaf
Rogers Studio
Pfc
Paul K. Dean
St. Joe Get
Elks
State Library Assn
Vindobona
Williamson
Quaker City
Miss Hiteshew
Mrs. Paisley
Pigeon
Iquid Capudine
Prin
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Tem
DR. Jones
Dr Jones
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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