Maryland Star Farmer Named From Somerset County
A 16 year old Somerset County boy Paul Twin ing Jr of Princess Anne was named Maryland Star Farmer at the Maryland Future Farmers of America Convention at the University of Maryland. He operates a 175 acre dairy and poultry farm with his father and two brothers. Twining owns seven pure bred Holstein cows and a 5.54 capacity broiler house. He borrowed money in 1955 to build his poultry house and has since paid it off. The convention also recognized ten Maryland men with the Honorary Maryland Farmer Degree and 150 delegates from 48 Maryland chapters attending the state convention advancing Future Farmers of America in Maryland agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Somerset County
Paul Twining Jr
Princess Anse
Maryland
Maryland Future Farmers of America
University of Maryland
Young Twining
Twining
Paul
John C. Hope
Frederick
Charles Noffsinger
Robert L. Kline
Walkersville
Arthur Bowie
Damascus
James Johnson
James E. Kemp
Billy Riggleman
Donald Savage
Gaithersburg
Melvin Shoemaker
Philip Jones
Howard County
Herbert Streaker Jr
C. William Knill
Mt. Airy
Future Farmers of America
Maryland Agriculture
Henry Butler
Western Maryland Dairy
William Eliott
Maryland Bankers Association
William Jones
Bel Air High School
Amos R. Meyer
University of Maryland Extension Service
Warren Myer
Jean Carlton
Southern High School
Ernest Cullen
Wicomico High School
Lawrence Faith
North Garrett High School
Harold Thompson
Donald Watkins
Farm Prices Slip After Six Month Rise In June
Washington AP reports farm prices ended a six month rise in June dropping about 3 4 percent led by vegetables wheat cattle and potatoes. New crops moved to market easing scarcities and pulling down prices. The decline coincides with signs of improved agricultural conditions under the Eisenhower administration. The 1958 June level remains 5 percent above a year ago despite the dip.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Now Is The Time To Fill Freezer With Good Foods
Freezing preserves color flavor texture and nutrition when done properly. Harvest fruit and vegetables at prime or best edible stage for quality frozen packs. Freezing does not improve quality. for details contact your County Home Demonstration Agent.
Youth dies of baseball injury at Catholic center
Philip J Antoon, 9, died from head injuries after being struck by a pitched ball at a Catholic youth center ten days earlier. The incident prompted memorial attention as authorities reviewed the accident.
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Baseball
ST. Louis
Philip Jantoon
Catholic Youth Center
MacDonald and Bradford retire after long PE service
A. F. MacDonald and S. S. Bradford retire from Potomac Edison after 56 years of combined utility service. D. E. Stultz announces the pair, long tied to Blue Ridge Bus Lines, leave with a distinguished record in transportation and industry advancing engine design and premium fuel research.
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MacDonald
Bradford
Potomac Edison’ Company
D. E. Stultz
Electric Utility
A. F. MacDonald
S. S. Bradford
Stultz
Blue Ridge Bus Lines
Greyhound
Blue Ridge
Potomac Edison
Blue Ridge Lines
MacDonald iWas
Potomac Edison Company
Retiring PE Vice President Brad Bradford Highlighted
The Maryland Self Survey Commission urged nearly 16 million dollars in new prison construction to ease overcrowding in the three largest state facilities. Included are 4.7 million for a boys reform school, 2.28 million for a Jessup work colony, and 0.43 million for two work camps, to relieve the Reformatories at Breathedsville and related sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedgeram
Baltimore
Maryland Self-Survey Commission
Meckelding
Boy Scouts’ Washington Area Council
MacDonald
Hagerstown Kiwanis ‘Club
Trinity Luther Tan Church
Community Chest Pand United Fund
Washington County
Alex Bradford
Speace
Red Cross War Fund
Red Cross
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Church of the Transfiguration
Blue Ridges Summit
Jessup
Reformatory
Breathedsville
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F.F.A
Ballenger
Pike
Wisconsin
Andrew Hoff
New Windsor
Curtiss Improved Stud Service Inc
Hickory Creek Design
Hickory Creek
Pabst
Curtiss Candy
Curtiss
Curtiss Candy Dandy
Athlone
Admiral Fobes
Roburke Roy
C. Thomas Moore
Brunswick
Frank C. Long JR
Thurmont
Monument
JAM_S H. FALK
Lcense
Horace M. Alexander
Frederick County
Rey M. Fisher
National Motor Bus Safety Committee
Techical
The
Pennsylvania Bus Association
Marion, Pa
Chambersburg
Ralph W. Horst
Marion
Clarence Pittinger
Rt. No. 75
Johnsville
Frederick Co. Md
D.S.T
T. B
Bangs
Hampshires
Yorkshires
Poland
Robert L. Bohn
Austin Bohn
Co. D. Metz
Beaver Dam C. B
PBA
Chesapeake ‘and Potomac Telephone Company
Electric Company
Potomae Edison
Edison
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Mr. Bradford
Florida
Patrick Street
Renn Pontiac CO
Pontiac
H. Green
R. & Hy Ivory
Nash Statesman
H.m—R
H. Hudson
Tih St MO
Woodbine
Auto Wrecking and June CO
Woodbine, MD
Westinghouse Mobilaire
Mus
Low Weise
Thomas £. Molesworth
Ehieg
Press
South Carroll and
East All Saints Street
Purina
Ramsburg
the Ramsburg Fertilizer CO
South Carroll Street
Frederick, Maryland
WEA Boa Coo Artse
Frederick County National Bank OF
North Market St
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Atlantic Pole
Frederick Aluminum Construction CO
Atlantic Farm
Jorya
Sth St
Pole Ber
Cottle She
Mechinery Shed
Farda Matic
Farda Fair
Ford
Crouse Motor Sales
Reed Motor CO
Middletown, 3d
Chevrolet
Plymouth
NASH
Market
BUICK
P. Steer
Riverig
Riverla
Riverlea
DR. Riverta
Ideal Garage Co
E. Patrick
Pontiac Conn
E. Patrick St
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