Maryland Week to Promote Soil and Water Conservation
A Frederick county meeting Tuesday night advanced a statewide conservation program. The plan, drawn up by agricultural, industrial, civic and editorial groups, aims to encourage soil and water conservation through farm visits, public awareness, and a designated open farm day. Thrasher Farm Visit Day is set for Wednesday October 11 near Jefferson, inviting the public and school groups to tour the farm.
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Frederick County plans Maryland Land Week observance
Technicians will explain conservation practices on the farm once tied to a 1948 transformation. The board approved school observances, will contact county ministers for sermon themes on stewardship. Exhibits from civic groups, banks, and businesses are urged for weekly meetings and public displays at the Frederick Fair.
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Lawrence H. Crickenberger
Pomona Grange
Ray H. Smith
Bruce E Crum
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Charles F. Bousers
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Henry R. Shoemaker
Carl R. Ingling
Soil Conservation Tech
Payne Announces Reelection Bid By Brunswick Delegate
Joseph B. Payne of Brunswick announced his candidacy for reelection subject to the Republican primary and will file with the Board of Election Supervisors later this week. He has served two terms as a delegate and is a World War I veteran working in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offices.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Annual Reunion Of Bready Family Held
The Breidys of Maryland descendants of George Bready who settled Frederick County in 1776 held their thirteenth annual reunion last Sunday near Maurice Bready on the Montmorency tract home of David Bready, in family occupancy since 1842. About 128 members and friends gathered to renew acquaintances and greet relatives, followed by a picnic dinner and the annual business meeting led by president Arthur Bready of Bethesda. Other officers include Miss Mary Louise Day of Frederick.
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George Bready
Frederick County
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Montmorency
David Bready
Arthur Bready
Bethesda
Mary Louise Day
Frederick
Maryland Brother Breadys Honor Past Members at Reunion
A reunion program details officers including Arthur C. Bready as president and Maurice Emerson as secretary treasurer. Elders Calvin and Jennet Bready, both 90, attended with members from Montgomery Frederick Baltimore and beyond. The piece notes Maryland roots tracing to George Bready and historic family settlement near Frederick. It also mentions a Baltimore aviation christening of Star of Friendship and expected participation by Bishop Keough and dignitaries with Truman possibly attending.
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