Farm Agent Reports On Barley Smut And Sudan Grass
County Agent and agronomists inspected barley on multiple farms for certification on June 2. They note increased loose smut, seedborne with hot water treatment as impractical. advise planting seed free of smut. Corn borer moths emerge, DDT sprays protect potatoes. Clover failure and spittle bug damage discussed. no practical spittle control. Sudan grass suggested as emergency hay pasture, with dates for local field days and a note on electrical wiring safety for farm structures.
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Grange News Highlights May Meetings and Activities
Carroll Manor Met May 17 with three cents members and one visitor present. Master Earl Remsburg presided. Willis Remsburg reported over 70 dollars cleared from the barn dance at Stuart Geisbert’s May 7. Home economics chairwoman Mrs. Howard Fry led committee for annual strawberry festival and a literary program. Open meeting planned June 7 under Mrs. Monroe Thomas. Lewistown Met May 27 with Master Aferle Sollinger presiding. Members elected: Margaret Fellowes, G. N. Fellowes, Joseph and Stella Victor. Barn dance May 20 drew about 150. Oleo tax repeal debate led to a resolution against it. Emmitsburg Grange program featured songs, readings, and a quiz. 42 members and 16 officers present.
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Harold Shankle
Walter Page
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George Stup
Titus
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Aferle Sollinger
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G. N. Fellowes
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Western powers move to brief Russia on Germany plan
London reports diplomats say Britain France Belgium Holland and Luxembourg will inform Russia of plans for Western Germany. A September 1 constituent assembly will draft a constitution and an international control board will run Ruhr coal coke and iron ore. Russia’s participation is uncertain.
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Emmitsburg Working Through Local Projects and Events
Emmitsburg reports near complete street repairs except alleys, with a new nearby public parking lot by the shoe factory. Potomac Edison plans to switch to pole street lighting. full completion will wait on power constraints. A second annual fishing contest for largest small mouth bass is planned with June registration and prizes for adults and under 14s. The 50th Emmitsburg High School anniversary includes a June banquet, with Dr. Harry Hays as speaker and an alumni guest. A June carnival by the Veterans of Foreign Wars features nightly free entertainment, pony rides, games, a ferris wheel, and appearances by Sammy Moss and other acts.
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Garage Break-In At Sanders Bros. Garage Reported
George and Marshall Sanders report their Gettysburg road garage was entered Wednesday. About $10 in cash, old batteries, and other items were taken after intruders gained entry through a front window. Police are investigating. Also noted is a Lutheran church installation of an organ and system, with materials shipped and installation soon to begin.
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Dan Westen
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Marshall Sanders
Sanders Bros
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Fabric and Dress Making Affects Wash and Iron Results
Clothing specialists remind women that summer dresses’ care depends on both fabric and construction. How well a dress washes and irons hinges on material choice and how the garment is made. Consumers are advised to consider fabric type and sewing quality when purchasing or making summer wear.
Equity Foreclosure Notice in Frederick County
No 16411 Equity The Circuit Court for Frederick County in Equity Esther M Miller vs Ralph W Miller James H Falk County Treasurer of Frederick County heirs of Cecelia E Smith and all persons known and unknown claiming interest in 6 acres more or less with improvements on the Thurmont to Lantz road Foreclosure of redemption not paid more than a year since sale Property described as a tract of 6 acres on the road from Thurmont to Lantz in Thurmont District Maryland recorded deed March 1 1922 Liber 382 folio 372 Claimants advised of foreclosure action and redemption details
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Frederick County
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Ralph W. Miller
James H. Falk
E. Smith
Thurmont
Lantz
Maryland
Frederick
Mervin
Frederck County
Frederck
Patrick M. Schnauffer
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Ellis C. Wachter
Sturdily Made Dresses For Easy Ironing And Care
Guidelines for durable dresses emphasize flat seams and light finishes for easy ironing. Simple designs wear best, with strong but not thick seams and firm hems. Avoid diagonal cuts. machine stitch first hem turn on sheer material. Buttons should be washable and small. avoid rusting fabric buttons and pasted belts. FESTIVAL TUESDAY Urbana School strawberry festival starts 6:30 p m on school grounds with a Gaithersburg vs Urbana softball game and other activities.
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