Holstein sale at Frederick County fair nets $13302.50
The 16th annual Frederick County Holstein Friesian Association consignment sale at the fairgrounds drew buyers from Frederick County and beyond. A total of 72 animals averaged $184.75 with top cow selling for $455 and top bull at $320. Local and out of state bidders purchased heifers and cows, weather did not deter a large crowd, and the Maryland Ayrshire Breeders' Association sale followed today at the same fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Holstein- Friesian Association
Fairgrounds
Charles Schaffma
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Philip O
Walter B. Coblentz
Ira D. Ifert
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown Valley
Walter E. Kriel
Hampstead
Carroll County
Bellevue Bona Thez
Dellcovue Farms
Hyattsville
Charles C. Hoffer
Carlisle
John M. Dennis, Jr
Essex Farms
Riderwood
R. Austin Backus
Mexico
Frederick County
Waller
Coblentz
Anderson Farms
Vincent Rogers
Frederick
Clyde Gordon Smith
Sjamsville
C. Lester Dudrow
McDonagh School
Wimbledon Farms
Josephus T. Huffer
Middletown
McKendree Walker and Son
M. J. Ramsburg
Walkersville
Steiner B. Wachter
Keymar
Edgar M. Keller
McDonough School
Maryland Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Annual Poppy Day Observed in Frederick
Poppy Day is observed in Frederick with American Legion Woman's Auxiliary and Junior Auxiliary selling poppies on the streets to aid ex service men and families. A Legion Auxiliary meeting was held with Mrs. Calvin Engle presiding. Memorial Day wreath to be laid at Mt Olivet cemetery at 11 am. A local On the Home Front broadcast is planned for Monday at 8 30 pm with Mrs. William T. Kreh Sr. presenting and the Little Dutch Band playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
American Legion Woman's Auxiliary
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Calvin Engle
William C. King
American War Mothers
Francis X. Elder
Emmitsburg
W P. Larkin
Maryland State Department
Frances Birely
Mt. Olivet
William T. Kreh
Reporter's Quiz Weighs Second Front Possibility In Summer
Local residents largely expect a second front against Germany this summer with United States troops playing a major role. Six Frederick area residents express views, citing a likely front in the west of Germany or possibly Norway or France, tied to troop movements and Allied plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
British Isles
E.E Kerre Brock Heagils
Norway
France
Emmitsburg High School Graduation Plans May 29
Emmitsburg graduates will receive the senior address by Rev W Merval Weaver at 8 15 p m Friday May 29 at the high school. The program includes music directed by Lois Scheib, an invocation by Rev Philip Bower, a Graduation Overture and Country Dance, diplomas presented by E W Pruitt, benediction by Rev Bower, and a recessional. A Sunday sermon to graduates will be preached by Rev E T Welker at 10 30 a m in Emmitsburg Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg High School
W. Merval Weaver
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Lois Scheib
Glee Club
Handel
Clark
Philip Bower
E. T. Welker
Emmitsburg
Paul Ross
Frances Stinson
Margaret Null
A. L. Leary
22 000 Civilian Defense Helmets Are Too Small
Akron reports 22 000 civilian steel helmets ordered for New York were too small by about a third to one inch. The delay stems from a city company dispute and faulty fitting by McCord Radiator and Manufacturing Co. Cork linings by B F Goodrich. Workers found helmets would not fit wearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Beacon Journal
New York
LaGuardia
OCD
James M. Landis
Landis
McCord Radiator and Manufacturing Co
Detroit
McCord
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodrich
Plant Commentary Sparks Public Debate
Fragmentary remarks describe harsh language and complaint about plant conditions. Goodrich refused to comment publicly.
Davis and Davis kinship weekend gatherings at Perrell homestead
Washington D C residents Miss Nick Perrell Mrs Cora Smith and Mrs Florence Nichols joined a House weekend at the Perrell homestead. Numerous local relatives and friends including Davis siblings and spouses from Dickerson Rockville Glen Echo Winchester and Comus visited. Roger Davis on defense work spent the weekend at home. Mrs Edward Davis visited Frederick with her mother Mrs Sourrin Welty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Rockville
Archibald Davis
Barbara Davis
Sonny” Davis
Jewald Davis
Robert Davis
John Davis
J. Gordon Davis
Wiley Tipton
Washington
Chester Davis
Shirley Geary
Bailey” Briggs
Billy
Glen Echo
Ashford Trail
William Massie
Carrie Ashton
Winchester
Joseph Norris
Leroy Norris
Roger Davis
Edward Davis
Virginia
Roscoe Gregg
Comus
Frederick
Sourrin Welty
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits Across Towns
A sequence of visits and calls unfolds across Frederick county communities with Mr. Pleasant and Mrs. Oda B. Filler hosting relatives, Miss Lola Z. Shank visiting kin in Hagerstown and Boonsboro, and Private First Class Kenneth Harsher visiting his mother. Aug Monath shows improvement at home as the article notes. The piece ends with a curious line about the ocean’s average depth of about 13 000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pleasant
Oda B. Filler
Darwin D. Barker
Mary C. Fogle
Aug. Monath
Baltimore
Carrie M. Bruchey
Markus C. Wilson
Elmer Schnden
Jennie E. Burrier
Lola Z. Shank
Los Angeles
Calif
Staley Moser
Boonsboro
Harry Coss
Hagerstown
Leslie C. Schildt
Kenneth Harsher
Company H
115Th Infantry
Greenberry Ecker
Liberty Town High School Holds 1930 Graduation Events
Libertytown High School announces commencement Thursday at eight in the auditorium with Rev. Dr. William R. Barnhart of Hood College as speaker. Music by the Glee Club and orchestra directed by Hessely B. Coran. Baccalaureate sermon Sunday at seven by Rev. W. Merval Weaver of Frederick Presbyterian church. Glee Club to sing and present class play China Boy at eight. Final assembly Friday at ten. All events open to the public except commencement by ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Barnhart
Hood College
Libertytown High School
Glee Club
Hessely B. Coran
W. Merval Weaver
Frederick Presbyterian Church
China Boy
Elmer K. Chandice
Axis Now Wants To Take Over Tunisia
Moscow reports that Germany pressures the Vichy government to consent to Axis occupation of Tunisia to defend the French Empire as Britain and the United States seek to seize Tunisian ports. Tass says German forces outnumber Italian in the central Mediterranean and control key air and sea routes, with German commands overruling Italian orders. an Italian plane was shot down over Pantelleria and Italian fliers at Marsala were arrested for disobeying Nazi orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tass
Germany
Vichy
Tunisia
Britain
United States
Tunisian
Geneva
Pierre Laval
France
Laval
Mediterranean
Haly
North Africa
Pantelleria
Marsala
Farmers Urged To Save Metal Dairy Equipment
Maryland farmers and dairymen are urged to preserve metal dairy gear as replacement may be difficult. University of Maryland extension specialist John A. Conover says keep equipment clean, wash buckets after milking, use hot water with washing powder, avoid abrasives, rinse utensils in chlorine solution before milking, and drain cans upside down to prevent rust and odors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
John A. Conover
University of Maryland Extension Service
Americans On Way Home From Europe
The Drottningholm sailed from Lisbon with 875 passengers including North and South American diplomats journalists and civilians exchanged for Axis internees. Admiral William D Leahy and the late Mrs Leahy were aboard along with Herbert Pell and a host of consular staff. Also aboard were journalists Louis P Hart and others. Beatrice Middleton, an American actress, was listed as ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Drottningholm
United States
William D Leahy
Vichy
Angus Thuermer
Berlin
Richard G. Massack
Rome
Louis P. Hart
Paris
Wart
Beatrice Michelina Middleton
Spain
Program Launched By Veterinarians Group
A Maryland State Veterinary Preparedness Committee led by Dr A L Brueckner launches a statewide plan to align farmer and local veterinarian efforts in the Food-for-Freedom campaign and to provide veterinary personnel for the armed forces. The roster of Maryland veterinarians will aid Army and civilian health services while surveying rural needs and disease risks to protect livestock production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
America
A L. Brueckner
Livestock Sanitary Service
J. Earle Gilfillan
Galena
O. L Lockwood
Baltimore
Mark Welsh
Hulbert Young
Maryland
Army
Washington
American Veterinary Medical Association
J G. Hardenbergh
Alaska Coastline Length Surpasses Global Circumference
A historical report notes the coastline of Alaska measuring 35 000 miles, about 10 000 miles more than the earth's circumference, highlighting remarkable geographic scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Ensign Hammond Appointed in Naval Reserve
Named Ensign Mr Hammond was recently appointed an ensign in the United States Naval Reserve. A Georgetown University Dental School student, he is home for summer vacation and will return June 24 to begin his second year, completing the four year course before being called to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
United States Naval Reserve
Georgetown University Dental School
Questionnaires Mailed By Frederick County Draft Board No 2
Questionnaires were mailed Friday to Order Numbers 11 121 11 150 inclusive listing registrants such as Joseph Allen Thomas Thurmont Louis George Seiss Dicker son Francis Felix Hemler Thur mont Claude Elwond Miller Urbana Foster Clinton Hartsock Myersville Brisco G. Piper Mt. Airy Austin Theodore Windsor near Frederick Joseph Levert Little Thurmont Jesse Jerome Snyder Mt. Airy William John Shankle near Frederick Albert Walden Bowens Walkersville Russell Luther Creager New Midway Joseph Wilfred Wisne Charles Herbert Main Yellow Springs Morris Milton Eby Rocky Ridge Leaster Gideon Lewis Smithsburg Harry Glenn Black Thurmont Elmer Kirk Chandilee Libertytown Albert William McClear Emmits burg Lloyd Wyand Burber near Frederick Russell McGaha Mat hews Thurmont Clarence Elmer Kline Smithsburg John Clinton Cooper Woodsboro Walter David Biddinger Woodsboro Robl Edward Snowden New Market Simmie Shifflett Tamsville Paul Reno Coleman Keymar Isador Haynoo Montgomery Wamaville Carl William Shriner Rocky Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Baccalaureate Sermon At Damascus Sunday
Damascus area notes report Olin Molesworth leaving Damascus Electric for Pumphrey Funeral Home Silver Spring. A Methodist church missionary class luncheon at Lola Stanley home featured Rev J Elmer Benson and Mrs Everett Jones. Local residents Mrs Emma King and Mr William Baker are noted as ill. The baccalaureate service is set for Sunday at 11 with Rev Benson delivering the sermon. Women’s Society to hold fried chicken and ham supper May 30 at the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Olin Molesworth
Eli T. Molesworth
Damascus Electric Company
Pumphrey Funeral Home
Silver Spring
Methodist Church
Lola Stanley
William J. Day
J. Elmer Benson
Everett Jones
Vivia Burdette
William Watkins
William Mullinix
Della Burdette
Herbert , Hyatt
Morgan Watkins
William A. Baker
Frederick City Hospital
Emma King
Albert Scott
Delma Harris
Washington
William H. Warfield
James W. Burdette
Mt. Airy
Women's Society of Christian Service
Roosevelt calls 3.5 million youths to register for June 30
President Roosevelt summons about 3.5 million American youths aged 18 and 19 to register on June 30 and complete manpower surveys for war effort. The plan adds to nearly 43 million who have already signed up, with expected withdrawals for military service or war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Bureau of Research and Statistics
Federal Security Agency
Army
Navy
Selective Service Boards
Paul V. McNutt
War Manpower
National Industrial Conference Board
New York
Gross Income From Poultry At New High
Maryland poultry income reached a 1941 peak with a $5,102,000 gain over 1940. Broilers from the Eastern Shore led the rise, bringing producers $7,420,000, while egg income reached $7,720,000. Dr Morley Jun notes strong Eastern markets and persistent demand as wartime production and Extension Service efforts boost egg production. Romania ranks sixth in world oil output with 50,000,000 barrels.
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Maryland
Morley
A. Jun
University of Maryland
Jull
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James E. Doub
Vernon A. Snurr
R. Dbd Powell
C. M Davis
England
Hitler
Atlantic
Ulster
Ireland
Russell P. Hartle
North Ireland
NEA
W. M. Weaver
Greenfield
Mary Thomas
Arno Tiedgen
Camp Blanding
Fla
Libertytown High
Axis
Europe
F. Sidney Hanmmanad, Jr
Williamson
Markell & Ford
More Register
Samuel Pepys
Romania
Grand View Farms
Guernsey
Missouri
Grand View Farms Co. S. Erb & CO
Qwnera. Co
ERB & H. K. Alwine
Sale Mera
A. H. Derk
Ee — Spence
Earl Dash
DOSH
Frederick, MD
Garmen
Quaker City
North Market Street
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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