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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1964

Page

22

Lawyer Newman discusses Law Day ideals at Kiwanis meeting

Parsons Newman, longtime Frederick attorney and Kiwanis president in 1935, spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Law Day 1964. Amos A Holter praised him as a dedicated public servant and explained May Day’s purpose to contrast free society with dictatorship. Newman noted Law Day emphasizes the law over lawyers.

Parsons Newman Kiwanis Club of Frederick Frederick County Bar Francis Scott Key Newman Amos A Holter Holter Congress

Law as Foundation of Order in Society Noted in Talk

The speaker stressed law as the foundation of order and liberty, contrasting American rule of law with oppression in other nations. He warned that persistent law violation risks anarchy and argued changes to laws must proceed through the governmental system. The gathering, led by President Herman A. Hoover, celebrated May birthdays and honored Mothers Day with songs and remarks. In Hell Michigan, Justice of the Peace Mel Reinhard reports no criminal or traffic cases in his court for 10 months in Putnam Township.

United States of America Newman Herman A. Haover Sperry Storm Russell Strain Ronald J. Gazzano Hell Hell, Mich Justice ‘of the Peace Mel Reinhard Reinhard Putnam Township

Montgomery 4-H Winners Shine At McDonogh Fair

Montgomery County 4-H members excelled at the McDonogh Fair with Marsha Gue of Damascus taking both Holstein Fitting and Show ing awards and Grand Champion across breeds. Curtis Day of Damascus won best Ayrshire showman and Robert Morris of Gaithersburg exhibited the Grand Champion Holstein. A dozen Montgomery 4 H youths each showed two Ayrshires.

Montgomery County McDonogh R.N. Whipp Marsha Gue Damascus Ayrshire Curtis Day Robert Morris Gaithersburg Montgomery

Dairy shows list placings for Holsteins and Jerseys

The report lists breeders and cattle entries with placements across categories. Holsteins include Eddie Burdette Da mascus and Purdum Burdette Monrovia with multiple senior and junior calves and yearlings. Jerseys show Paul Stiles Rockville with senior calves and yearling entries, Dennis Hood Damascus with yearling and calf placements.

Robert Morris Marsha Gue Pat Robertson Gaithersburg Paul Stiles Rockville Dennis Hood Damascus Glenn Hood Mike Stiles Geraldine Johnson

Breeding Stock Winners Named in Show Results

The listing includes sixth junior yearling, fifth senior yearling heifer, and third aged cow among the top placings. Judges judged the entries for quality, conformation, and showmanship across classes.

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