Polling Places For Wheat Vote In Frederick County
Polling places open Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for a national wheat price support referendum. Locations listed include Buckeystown District Buckeystown Grange Hall. Emmitsburg Fire Hall. Carroll Manor Grange Hall. Winchester Hall Frederick. Jefferson Elementary School Jefferson. Lewistown Elementary School. Thurmont Elementary School. Libertytown Elementary School. Linganore High School. Middletown Fire Hall. New Market Elementary School. Urbana Knott and Geisbert Garage. Walkersville Fire Hall. Woodsboro Elementary School. If any doubt remains, return to the ASCS office for guidance.
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Frederick County
ASCS
Buckeystown
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
Emmitsburg
Emmittsburg
Frederick + Ballenger - Tuscarora
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Jefferson - Petersville
Jefferson
Lewistown
Thurmont - Hauvers - Creagerstown
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Woodsboro
Farm Bureau Urges Vote On Wheat Plan Referendum
Frederick County wheat producers are urged to vote on May 21 in a referendum described as a momentous choice for American agriculture by William J. Browning president of the Frederick County Farm Bureau. He argues the issue is whether farms are run by farmers or a government bureaucracy and notes government wheat programs in recent years. He adds farmers should contact the ASCS Office in Winchester Hall for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
William J. Browning
Charles I. Bremner
Robert Harte
Mars Land
East Sith Street
Frederick Cay
Broad Run
Ford
Circuit Court
Rachel J. Webster
Lewis Webster
Court House Deer
Frederick City
Mainland
Urebana
Marsland
Daniel Webster Lee
Marcie S. Lee
James H. Smith
Alice C. Smith
Maryland
Richard E. Zimmerman
Edwin F. Nikirk
Glenn Trout
Altase
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
City of Frederick
Church Street
France
Morestary
S.c. Enmtrasce
Delbert
Alexander and
Wachter
Mothers of Studentis
ASC Office Explains Penalties in 1964 Wheat Program
Harold Free of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee said no penalties apply to growers who plant within allotments and follow diversion and conservation use rules if the 1964 program is approved in the May 21 referendum. He outlined two penalties: a marketing quota penalty and a new land use penalty to encourage compliance with land use provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Free
Agriculural Stabilization” and Conservation County Committee
Free
Driver Charged In Frederick Accident
In Frederick city police charged Zelda Harlow of 513 Lee Place with failing to yield the right of way after a collision at West Fourth Street and Klingharts Alley. Her vehicle allegedly swerved north on Klingharts Alley and entered the intersection into the path of a 1956 Chevrolet traveling on West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Maryland
North Market Street
Pew Keene
Nerth Market Street
Frederick Cry
Market Street
Aid Street
Frederick
Zelda Harlow
Lee Place
West Fourth Street
Klineharts Alley
Harlow
Klingharts Alley
Local Crash Involves Linda Dingman in Fulton NY
A 1969 Chevrolet sustained $200 damage and a second car was demolished in a collision. Linda Dingman and three Fulton New York passengers were hospitalized briefly for minor injuries and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dingman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Linda Dingman
Marjorie Webber
Judy Cavalier
Anna Campbell
Fulton
New York
PR Policy Discussed by Chamber Group
The Public Relations Committee of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce, led by William Simmons, met to discuss methods to boost local publicity. They considered using Chamber members’ ads to carry a “Member of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce” designation and other newspaper and radio strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
William Simmons
Winchester
The
Urbana 4 H Club May Meeting and Mother’s Day Plans
Members of the Urbana Girls 4-H Club met at the Schippers home at 11 30 a m. They made Mother’s Day corsages and discussed National 4-H Week. Anne Moenburg led a lesson on how to use a pattern as Suzy Schipper opened the meeting.
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Lawson
Electrolux
Norelco
Argus
Zenith
Leracner
Ace
Te Urbana
Anita
Suzy Schipper
Sion
Anne Moenburg
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Farm Bureau
ASC
Yellow Springs
Thos. M. Ander
Donald T. Anderson
Emmert R. Bowlus
Lusch
Brook Hill Church
Robert H. Thomas
Orphans’ Court
Court House
A. M
D.S.T
Mary
Robert H. Temas
Wederick Cawary
Marland
E. Viktor
Aed Tee Keven
Ling
Brian
North Market
New
Grom
Thomas Fren Grorgu
Kemmedy
Attentes
Edgar P
Marman
Brederch Conny
Orphans Court of Frederick Comets
Eem
Tee Peri
Browning
West Fourth
Fulton, Ney
Panama
Pacific
Atlantic
Montgomery County Council
Montgomery County
T County
Robert G. Tobin
Kathryn E. Diggs
Piefferkorn Rrd
West Friendship, Md
Howard Co
John Deere
Minneapolis
Wilson
Raymond E. Jackson
NELG
J. Warren Streaker
Herbert Sullivan
Ponton’s
W. 5Th St
Kenmore
Boston
T. V
West South St
Vic Thomas
Ollie V. Lipps
Lorenzo Bowers
Glenn and
James G. Trout
Mehrle X. Wachter
Liberty
Frederick Co
Las
M. Dsto
Lee
Winder
Philce T.V
Rees
Admiral FM
Frigidaire Ceic
Crarly Ace
Frigidaire Range
Frigidaire Reig
Reeser Acres
Hee
Mackieg
Berce
Jatwede’s
Cp Ladiers
Caréra Leek
Fetery
Feartew
Bird Beth
Cement Lawn Armaments
Garden Dem
Ladder
Ahie
Army Salle
Fects
Dhesel Pew
Amd
Germany
Wrieg Fertal Meurer Heliers
Wetrctin
Katherine D. Summers
West Third Street
Frederick, Md
Virginia
Bristol
Royal Doulton
Patrick Henry
American Statesman
George Washington
Catoctin Furnace
Williams
Harpers Ferry
Ingeborg Ramsburg
H. M. Alexander
Arlington L
Urbana
Oupham
Frederick Comaty
Marstead
Bearme Gite
Daniel Weteter Lee
Wil Edier
Dawid Webster Lee
Tie Hill
Firewire
Cvents
Morland
Maytag Wacker
William F. Lee
Daniel W. Lee
Arthur L. Yeager
RFD
Airy
News-Pout
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Florida
East Second Street
Philco
Norge
Emerson
Kenneth Stitely
Delbert & Null
Wachter & Hutzell
Middletown, MD
Orphans’ Court of
Laura Catherine Kerrell
North
Jefferson St
Middletews
Middletown
Myersville
Elmer V. Korrell
Lance Catherine Bertill
Robert H. Rew
Rable
Leura
Catherine Kerred
Frederick Downr
Coniaiing
Wales
Terese
Laura Catherine Korrell
Samupl W. Barrick
Joan L. Ponton
Welen F. Ponton
Taeck
MA. Carmel Charch
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