Winter Wheat Crop Lowest Since 1872 in Maryland
Maryland's 1943 winter wheat crop was estimated at 4,952,000 bushels with 283,000 acres to harvest. April weather was cold with below normal rainfall and frequent strong winds drying soil, delaying growth and reducing yields to about 17.5 bushels per acre, below last year and the 10 year average. Rye acreage reached 20,000, the largest since 1934, with a 134 bushel indicated yield. Pastures stood 75 percent normal, alfalfa and clover harmed by winter conditions. Eggs produced by farm flocks reached 50 million in April, while milk per cow averaged 15.5 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Eye
Frederick Leads Maryland With April Building Permits Rise
April construction spending in Frederick rose above 1942 levels due to a corn unloader and drags project at Monocacy Valley Canning. Permits totaled 5390, up from 175 a year earlier, while other Maryland cities saw declines. WPB restrictions were noted by City Engineer W Raymond Walter. Maryland permits: Baltimore 676932 vs 1860864 in 1942, Cumberland 6448 vs 60372, Frederick 5390 vs 175, Hagerstown 8115 vs 74081, Salisbury 24725 vs 230893.
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Monocacy
Maryland
Baltimore
Cumberland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Local Social Notes From Germantown and Nearby
Mr H P Mussetter and Miss Bessye Mussetter hosted guests of J H Mussetter. Anabell Adams visits Mrs Walter Bowman. Clyde Fletcher returns from Montgomery General Hospital after ten days as his son Douglas enjoys three days leave. Woodrow Adams and Robert Bowman travel to Roanoke Virginia on business. J H Mussetter and family attend a DC buffet 4 to 6 pm. Mrs Carroll Brown spends Tuesday in Rockville. Edward Brosius and wife stay with her parents C A Brown. Christy visits from Camp Dix N J. Women workers in auto industry rise from under 10 percent to about 30 percent by 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
H. P. Mussetter
Bessye Mussetter
J. H. Mussetter
Anabell Adams
Walter Bowman
Clyde Fletcher
Montgomery General Hospital
Douglas
Woodrow Adams
Robert Bowman
Roanoke
Virginia
District of Columbia
Rachel Bader
Carroll Brown
Rockville
Edward Brosius
Cc. A. Brown
Willam Or
Christy
Camp Dix
N. J
Hood College Home Economics Club installs officers
Hood College Home Economics Club held its annual dinner in Coblentz Hall with a formal officer installation for the coming year. Officers named include president Elzabeth Cramer and secretary Anza Meyer, among others, with several faculty guests in attendance. The event followed a Dairy Technology Society dinner at the Hotel Frederick.
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Hood College
Home Economics Club
Coblentz Hall
Six O'¢Lock
Elzabeth Cramer
Pittsburgh
Sarah Wrenshall
Bellevue
Anza Meyer
Wyomissing
Margaret Chapman
Washington, D. C
Laura Dodge
Wilmington
Del
Lilah R. Gant
Dorothy Forsythe
Edna G. Anderson
Alice H. Russell
The
Dairy Technology Society
Frederick
All Stars of 4-H Clubs Hold Annual Meeting
The All Stars of Maryland 4-H Clubs hold their annual gathering at Hotel Vindobona Braddock Heights with a four o'clock business session and a 6 30 dinner followed by a dance. Members from both boys and girls 4-H clubs attend along with honorary members. A Sunday morning meditation and a post lunch meeting precede further dinner. Maryland hatcheries hatched 8 975 million chicks January to March 1943 vs 7 296 million in 1942.
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All Stars of Maryland
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Maryland
Community Visits and Local Births Spotted Across Area
Local families from Wolfsville Security Baltimore Washington Hagerstown Pottstown Chambersburg Waynesboro and Smithsburg visited relatives in the area. Births are noted at Lamar Nursing Home Middle Town and new daughter welcomed by Mr and Mrs Herman Kline and others. Corporal Lawrence Kline spent a ten day furlough. Catherine Stodley merer and Mrs Green attended funeral services in Thurmont.
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Wolfeville
Harry Hastings
Patsy
Security
Jesse N. Green
Reginald Stottlemyer
Gail P. Stottlemyer
Baltimore
Minnie Buhrman
Paul K. Hays
John Martin
Beverly
Barbara
Cecil Martin
Washington, D. C
Arthur Martin
Hagerstown
Adam Martin
Elwood Kaul’man
Pottstown
Victor Wolfe
Charles Harshman
Herman Kline
Lamar Nursing Home
Middletown
Joseph Bowmar
Leitersburg
Gaither Stottle
Ray Kline
Delores
Marlene
Chambersburg
Paul Shank
Edward Grossnickle
Waynesboro
Roy Grossnickle
Charea! Hill
Ira E. Pryor
Charles Morgan
Arizona
Joseph Morgan
Ralph Morgan
Emma Kline
Hoye Brandenburg
Carroll Kline
Smithsburg
Ory Kline
Jesse Green
Catherine Stodlemyer
Grover Green
Thurmont
Catherine Favorite
Maurice Patsgrove
Thildren
Chewsville
Gaither Sto’ilemyer
Maryland AAA Payments Aid 8690 Farmers in 1942 Program
Maryland farmers received 1 146 277 79 in AAA 1942 payments for erosion control lime phosphate and cover crops. About 6 000 more applications are under audit as the War Board reports results across counties with Prince George s and Queen Annes leading payments. The poultry and livestock sectors boosted 1942 farm income with poultry profits surpassing 20 000 000 over 1938 levels.
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College Park
Maryland-U. S Department of Agriculture War Board
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Maryland
Charles
Washington
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Calvert
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Wicomico
Worcester
Frederick County Religious Education Council Meeting Summary
The Frederick County Council of Religious Education met at the M C A to review the year and plan for fall. Rev Ralph E Shober presided as the council outlined class sponsorship in Walkersville New Market Jefferson Myersville and Wolfsville and discussed expanding to other schools. A readership training school for church workers attracted sixty attendees and Easter Dawn services at Baker Park were praised.
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Frederick County
Baker Park
Pueshvishiwan
Schmitt
Jacob KR. Rameburg
County Ministerial Ameriat Meeting Notices
A county ministerial Ameriat meeting is announced for June 21 with the next session scheduled for September 13 at the U MW facility.
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County
U. MW. CA
Public sale of farm and dairy equipment in Frederic County
Notice of a distressed sale by writ against Jacob Ramsburg listing farm gear, livestock, vehicles, and household items to be auctioned Friday May 21, 194?, at 2 PM on the land near Lingnsore Hills Inn, plus a separate May 19 1943 sale at 110 East Patrice Street for household furniture and dairy office equipment.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Frederick
Fredericky
Anna M. Clark
Ron Kennedy
Amos A. Molter
Frank Clark
Jacob Ramsburg
Isid Ides Ramsbura
Luadparen
Lingsnore Hills Inn
Fredericly
State of Mary An
Patrice Street
Scott Kay Dairy
W.T. Wewit
Deaka
Windsor
Atone Jara
General Electric
Bureaua
H. T. A. Dever
Caah
Illiam H. Moors
Emmett R. Bowlus
L. Kelly
Orphans Court
Marten
Clinaan
Frederick City
Grove's
Maryland
Neraonal Property, To Wit: Oak Dining Room Aulte
FR. C. A
Louise NM. Clingan
Edgar C. Clingan
Charlee EB. Clingan
John W. Null
Alvey M. Etzler
Amos Holter
Orphans' Court
Frederick County
Ida Boonetate
Rocky Ridge
Thurmont
Defour
Emmitsburg
Pace Sonal
Morris
Staterat Orleth Shira
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State Crop Reporting Service
Odletky
FE. Cecil Keller
Harry C. Keller
Fort Custer
Mich
Army
Keller
Boonsboro High School
WAAC
Charlotte Magaha
Henry A. Magaha
Magaha
Arlington
Messrs
C. C. Riddlemoser
B. F. Bryan
Henry P. Runkles
Mt. Airy
Mt. Airy Club
Lions International
Dupont
Ralph Banks
Harry Albright
L. L. Leggett
Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Memorial’ Hall
Approxi- Los Bees
Ercueg
Roger B. Wolfe
Byron A. Winebrewer
G. Harlen Dinterman
Charles Leslie Blentlinger
George Richard Hopkins
Clarence R. Hopkins
East Patrick Street
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Garden Club
E. Dwight McCain
Frank Nicodemus
Frederick Club
Baltimore Club
Thase Flower Mart
Maryland Federation of Garden Clubs
Baltimore Country Club
Harman Huarwoon
Hattie L. Weaver
York, Pa
Union Bridge
W. H. B. Anders
Lindbergh Avenue
Hood College Department
Brodbeck Hall
Louise Null
A. S. Nul. Doubs
Betty Black
York
Gertrude Flagg
Martinsburg
W. Va
Margaret Fertig
Edgewood
Anna Marie Budde
Brodbeck
Carlton Grimm
Airy
Frederick City Hospital
James M. Burgess
Charles T. Burgess
Thomasville Air Base
June McKinney
Mr. Airy
Pfc
Frank McKinney, Jr
Syracuse
N. Y
Marie Burdette
Mrg
Monroe Burdette
John D. Hendrickson
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Upper College Terrace
Navy
Phyllis Hillier
Philadelphia
Katharine .R. Bussard
College Place
Milton S. Young
Pine Avenue
Milton © Vanes
Fort Bragg
Young
B. Creatham
Bill Strine
Key
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
All Stars of 4-H Clubs
Mary Alice Brown
Wade E. Brown
Lincoln Stull
Walter S. Stull
Wolfsville
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
McDonogh School
McDonogh
Pikesville
Randallstown
T. B. and
Bangs
Maryland Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
AAA
Eges
Religious Education Council
Shobter
Meredith H. Mackley
Mary Holter
Carl Kintz
J. Welty Fahrney
Willis Robord
Council of Churches and Christian Education of Maryland-Delaware, Inc
Keysions Palais and Varnisher
Nicodemus Paint Store
Storm & Shipley
N. Markel
Pearre’s Pharmacy
Dalty
Fort Rosh
Jill
DOSH
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lyken's
Eurens
Hillside Coal CO
Water ST
Edward H. Sharpe
Motter Ave
Ninth St
King Coal
Markell & Ford
Charles W. Smith
Constable
Barry Tro
Ralph Weytright
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