Countians Win In Jersey Show At Western Maryland Field Day
The fourteen annual Western Maryland Field Day showcased Jersey breeders at George A. Stiles orchard judged by John Morris of the University of Maryland. Frederick County breeders won many top honors with 102 head exhibited. J Wilfred Runkles and Braden King led several junior and senior champion classes while Wenn Stiles claimed senior and grand champion female and 8 Braden King earned senior and grand champion bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Jersey
George A. Stiles
John Morris
University of Maryland
Frederick County
John Stiles
Bart Holows
George Stiles
Boonsboro
James Shaw
Fairplay
Herbert E. Athey
Keedysvile
Wenn Stiles
J. Wilfred Rounkles
Monrovis
Braden King
King and
Athey
Western Maryland
J. Wilfred Runkler
Grayson D. Long
Thurmont
S. Braden King
J. Wesley Edell
Cockeysville
Herbert Athey
James P. Shaw
Howard Stiles
J. Wilfred Runkles
Pat Warner
New Market
Bartholows
Edell
Clifford Stiles
H. E. Athey
David Stiles
Scott
Mildred Emerson
Sameville
Glenellen Farms
Tramsville
Charles E. Shaw
Bulls
Thomas E. Shaw
Charles A. Burke
Moncovia
Nathan Stiles
Wilfred Runkles
Charlotte Stiles
Thomas Shaw
Charles Ecker
Union Bridge
1952 Farm Income May Show Decline
Farmers may see net income in 1952 dip below the 14.9 billion dollars of 1961, per a Department of Agriculture report cited by James A. Cottman. If conditions are average, farm marketings could rise beyond last year, though prices may stay slightly below 1951, offsetting some volume gains. Production expenses rose 12 percent last year and remain up, reducing purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
James A. Cottman
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration
8600 Acres of Green Peas Planted In Md
Maryland farmers planted about 8600 acres of green peas for canning and processing. The figure, slightly below last year’s harvest, reflects the canning industry’s high value in the Free States. Eastern Shore led planting, then central and western counties. 95 percent of MD peas go to canning. Last year’s crop earned over 1 million dollars in USDA figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
L. M. Goodwin
American Can Company
Free States Agriculture
Goodwin
Free State
USDA
County Scholastic Track Event Highlights From Frederick Meet
The annual County Scholastic Track and Field Meet drew about 400 junior and senior high athletes at Frederick High School. The report lists event results by weight class with Elm Street and Frederick schools prominent, noting top times, distances, and relay results across boys and girls divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Emmitsburg
Elm Street
Grove
Elm
Newcomer
Boyer
Ridenour
Alexander
Eyler
Kemp
Turner
Shreve
Thurmont
Cavell
Cunningham
al Elm Street
Harner
Lawson
Bridges
Summers
Biddinger
Polak
Rinehart
Hostler
Miss
Fim
Merchant
Fraley
Rhinehart
Jones
Clemson
Cooper
Weant
Dixon
Luhn
Huffer
Brunswick
Mills
Lohr
Porter
Everhart
Flanigan
Middletown
Mann
Main
Schildknecht
Clark
K. Taylor
Ropp
Wade
Warrenfeltz
Gearinger
Fisher
Baer
Bidle
Martin
Krantz
Woolpert
Free
Lenhart
Hoffman
Cline
Buhrman
Ziglar
Thomas
Hammond
Markoe
Stup
Young
Rockwell
Chaney
Burgee
Frederick I
B. Kinna
J. Hahn
A. Hildebrand
Eim II
Liberty I
Eim I
M. May
Eim
Leatherman
Karrell
Zecker
Harshman
M. Warren
Culler
May
Flock
Ss. Gilroy
E. Altman
AL Ambrose
S. Trent
P. Pilson
M. Smith
Frederick II
B. McClain
Hofima Wachter
Moxley
Coyle
Kinna
Mullinix
Middletown I. Thurmont
J. Reeder
Arvin
McClain
P. Crum
D. Eaves
D. Kline
D. Bassford
E. Mentzer
P. Hughes
Palmer
C. McNair
Dorothy Dix Says Dear Miss Dix on Honesty in Love
Dorothy Dix analyzes honesty in romance and why a fiancé may lie about money and work. She notes most people lie to some degree, urges understanding, and explains a lack of family warmth shapes his behavior while urging the reader to balance trust with caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Dix
Ona
Miss Dix
All or Nothing Adoption Debate Shows Family Wishes
A couple asks Miss Dix about adopting a four to five year old girl to complete their family. The answer condemns the idea as impractical and inappropriate citing the couple’s attitude and a lack of need for more adopted children. The piece also reports Brattleboro dairy records, noting Rolo Rhapsody has surpassed 100,000 pounds of milk in lifetime production with peak outputs of 23,615 pounds in one milestone period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Public Sale to Discontinue Home Near Frederick Maryland
Auction to liquidate household goods 5 miles east of Frederick Maryland at Route 40 north from Haughs Shop. Items include dressers, beds, chairs, Victrola and records, kitchen cabinets, tables, stoves, linoleum rugs, ice boxes, battery radio, garden tools, iron gates, screen doors, and numerous other items. Sale includes furniture, dishes, pictures, and various household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Haughs Shop
Braddock Heights
Old Braddock
Frederick County
Maryland
Towit
Achinery
Darshear
Orean
Elmer M. Gibbons
Russell
Fredenck County
Dave
Pete
Russell L. Boyer
Jennie E. Gaver
East 1Th Street
Frederick City
Morris
South Street
Adams
Rebecca-at- Weil
Carrier & Ives
Mrx
Anders
Singer
TEMMS
Guy Anders Emmert
Bowltus
Horace M. Alexander
Holstein Friesian herd tests reported for Cecil K. Holter
MADE GOOD RECORDS BRATTLEBORO VI May 30 Several Holstein Friesian cows in Cecil K Holter Jefferson Md have completed Herd Improvement Registry tests. Top producer Holterholm Baomester Fonda yielded 450 pounds butterfat and 12 888 pounds milk from two daily milkings in 333 days at eight years old. Other leaders include Holterholm Dean Cleopatra 448 pounds fat and 12 634 pounds milk in 319 days at eight years nine months and Holter tolm Marx Jo 445 pounds fat and 10 175 pounds milk in 365 days at one year one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Cecil K. Holter
Jefferson, Md
Holterholm Baomester Fonda
Holterholm Dean
Cleopatra
Holter Tolm Marx Jo
High Producer Brattleboro Holstein Dairy Record
In Brattleboro Vermont May 30 a registered Holstein cow Roll ing Knoll Wertzanna Mistress owned by McKendree Walker Gaithersburg Maryland completed a long productive life totaling 101,007 pounds of milk and 835 pounds of butterfat from two daily milkings across eight lactations. She retired at age 11 after five years longer than the national average with a top single yield of 15,059 pounds of milk and 583 pounds of butterfat at age nine years five months. Production records are recorded by the Holstein Friesian Association of America. The term vitamin was coined in 1912 by Dr Casimir Funk from rice polishings to isolate the anti beri-beri factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Rolo Rhapsody
Ray H. Smith
Frederick
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
U. S
McKendree Walker
Gaithersburg
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Casimir Funk
Dice Found in Ancient Egyptian Tombs Echo Modern Gambling
Archaeologists report dice fragments uncovered in burial chambers resemble dice still used by gamblers today. The find suggests dice games were played in reverence or leisure during ancient Egypt, linking past entertainment to present gaming culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
NYU Track and Field Banquet Honors Seniors
Graduating members of New York University's track and field team will be honored at a dinner hosted by the NYU Alumni Spiked Shoe Club on Tuesday June 3 at the Brass Ball Restaurant 100 Park Avenue Harold Bograw 41 club president will present miniature gold spiked shoes to outgoing seniors including John Baldasora Ted Foy John Jack Griffin Frederick Md Howard Jacobson Dick Lynn Gordon McKenzie Dick Morrocco L I Low Rementeria and Lester Shulman The event recognizes their contributions to the team from New York City Yonkers Corona and Forest Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel G. Kepner
Louella M. Stouter
Ralph B. Kessel
T/A Blue Duck Inn, Inc
Emmitsburg
Thomas R. Gingell
Hazel K. Kepner
Mabert G. Hoffman
Blue Duck Inn, Inc
Gatl L. Catshall
Frederick County
New York
New York University
Park Avenue
Harold Bograw
University Athletic Association
John Baldasora
Bronx
Ted Foy
Manhattan
John “Jack” Griffin
Frederick
Howard Jacobson
Dick Lynn
Yonkers
Gordon. McKenzie
Dick Mirocco
Corona
L. 1
Low Rementeria
Lester Shulman
Forest Hills
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Jersey
Bratileborg
McDonough Gold
Logwood Farms
Westminster
Dunloge
McDonough Creamelle
Dorothy Dix
Rhoda
Board OF Zoning Appeals
Board of Zoning Appeal
Dpekis
Board of Assermen Room
City Hall
T- A. Hart Etchison
Church Street
Service
The
Bell Syndicate
Poolesville
Labaum Ignatius F
Erie N. Wachter
Peter H. Raun, Jr
Damgierick
Eed
Court House
New Market District
Luther W. Bartgis
Sycamore Filling Station
Route 40
Jeuit
Walter
U. Grant Rooper
Lettor Pottstown
Albert A. Peatre, Jr
A. Austin Peatre
Upper College Terrace
Frederici
Hill School
Pottstown
Albert
Hill
CHK Hatchery, Inc
West South St. FredeRick
Ceresville
Cam
James H. Falk
Post Office
R. Paul Buhrman
MEW International Marvester
Si Water Co
Actos Algupneum
He Cotees
BR. Duvall
H. C. Summers
Jefferson
Mercer Jones & Sons
Dickerson
N. Y. U. Track and Field
Home Owned
Seiberling Factory
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Lehr
Maytag
Maurice
Shorty) Gaverne
7Th Street
Emmert RK. Bowlus
Owen H. Fawley
Orphans’ Court
Teading
Buckeystown
Urbana
Charles E. Kanede
Holden
Felton
Emmert KR. Rowlus
Holden 5. Felton
Rach
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