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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1947

Page

3

Suit Filed To Gain Title To Local Magnolia Lot

Equity Court action seeks title to a Magnolia avenue lot in the Wil liam O Kolb estate. Defendants Roy C and Frances M Cutsail and Leroy B and Evelyn Staley Cutsail named. earlier Orphans' Court authorization noted.

Equity Court Magnolia Avenue William O. Kolb Roy C Frances M. Cutsail Leroy B Evelyn Staley Cutsail Orphans‘ Court William M. Storm Francis Perrott William B Carrie B. James Rebecca Shook Kuhn William T. Shook Helen T. Kolb C. Albert Gilson Wiliam James Kolb Frances M. Catsail Catsails Orphans’ Court

First Artificially Produced Calves Are Normal and Healthy

The Frederick County Artificial Insemination Cooperative reports the first calves from artificial breeding near New Market and Mt. Pleasant. About 800 cows have been bred to date with health noted in the arrivals, and the cooperative expects about 1,000 cows bred in its first year. George W. Gorsuch has taken over after S Harley Holter resigned, and 99 members have signed for artificial breeding among large local herds totaling more than 3,100 cows.

Frederick Berger New Market W. Paul Etzler Mt. Pleasant S. Harley Holteran Frederick County Holker George W. Gorsuch New Windsor Knollhill Whiipaw Maryland Scott Frederick County Cooperaive Frank Keefer Knollbill Thelma

Don’ts for Pimples and Peterson’s Ointment Ad

A vintage ad promotes not scratching or squeezing pimples to avoid infection. It claims Peterson’s Ointment soothes eczema blotches and irritated skin, promising quick relief and improved skin. It also markets feet care for tired, itchy feet and cracked toes with a money back offer.

Peterson

Maryland dairy cooperative expands artificial breeding program

The Maryland cooperative reports signups for artificial insemination include 951 Holsteins 412 Guernseys 247 Ayrshires and 48 Jerseys. A 20 sire bull stud at College Park will supply semen statewide. Albert J. Zimmerman chairs the board with Walter J A Fouche William T Hahn and Howard Frederick County residents among directors and a Holstein bull committee chair from Emmitsburg.

Maryland College Park Albert J. Zimmerman Walter J. A. Fouche William T. Hahn Howard Frederick County Ives Emsburg Holstein Bull Committee

School grade reorganization announced by board

The board, led by Mr. Pruitt, said Elm Street will keep seventh and eighth grades and absorb half of other sixth graders, while Frederick High will serve only ninth to eleventh grades starting September. Principal Harry Lewis and county signers announced the plan amid a reorganized district leadership. Firemen elected officers at the Citizens Truck annual meeting with Willam D. Rosen and W. FE named to positions.

Citizens Truck Senerar For Dent Preserter Setre Tar Surfer Willam D Min Rosen Und W. FE

Local Executive Committee Names New Members and June State Convention

The May 14 1947 edition notes two new members admitted to the Duval executive committee and nine applications for membership. Arthur G Strine chairs the committee with Clarence Herwitz and Charles E. Two new members were admitted and nine applications for membership were received. Refreshments were served. The State convention is set for June at Frostburg with Mr Shipley Mr Strine and William Boost listed. The article also mentions the giant cactus root spread and rainfall storage in its pulpy interior.

Board approves 12 year school plan for Frederick program

The Frederick Board of Education votes to stop expanding to a 12 year arrangement. Seventh graders will remain at their current street school while eighth grade moves may occur at Elm street. About half of the city's sixth and seventh graders will transfer to Elm street or remaining sites next year.

Frederick's Ednesday Cation Treet School Eugene W. Pruitt Washington Pathway North Market Street Elm Street

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