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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1951

Page

9

Sisters Win Chicago Trip for 4-H Demonstration

Montgomery County sisters Joan and Patricia Toms earned all expense trips to National 4-H Club Congress after their dairy and dehorning demonstration titled Dakorning With Caustic Potash won best at the Maryland State Fair. Joan aged 17 and Patricia 15 have shown cattle, led 4-H clubs, and performed in talent shows while promoting humane dehorning methods.

Montgomery County Joan Patricia Toms Clarke BE. Toms Olney Maryland Patricia Toms Girls Poolesville Sherwood High School James B. Arnold Roy Arnold Monrovia University of Maryland James Damascus 4-H Club William W. Bell Jackson Miss Harry W. Kirk Harold H. Kirk Silver Spring Harry

Reports On Study Average Egg Prices

A Maryland study of 133 poultry farms shows the average price for a dozen eggs only seven cents above production costs. The report notes feed, labor, flock, housing, and miscellaneous costs drive totals, with regional differences. Copies available from county agents or University of Maryland bulletin room.

Maryland University of Maryland Agricultural Extension Service Harold Smith John Trower Department of Agricultural Economics and Marketing Symons Hall University of Marylandd College Park

County elected for Catoctin District Supervisors in Maryland

County agents report an election on November 14 in the Catoctin Soil Conservation District to choose three board members. Nominated are Maurice S. Anhalt G Millard Derr Cecil K Holter Sr N Eb Kefauver Jr Charles H Rernsberg and Wolford W Wolfe with Derr and Holter current members seeking renomination. Stottlemyer declined re nomination due to personal reasons. The article also highlights 4 H achievement night, Grange involvement and cuts in steel for farm machinery urging farmers to provide scrap metal to aid defense efforts.

Caboctin Soil Conservation Board of ‘Supervisors Maurice S. Anhalt G. Millard Derr Cecil K. Holter N. EB. Kefauver, Jr Charles H. Rernsberg Wolford W. Wolfe D. B. Philips Carroll Manor Grange Howard Pry The Grange Edward F. Holler Arthur Hamilton Carroll Manor Gordon M. Cairns College of Agriculture University of Maryland Frederick High School Dloven Mylo Downey Frederick County

Major Vegetables Yield Good Income

Maryland farmers have earned over 20 million dollars in 30 years from seven major vegetables processed in six canneries. The Free States vegetables include asparagus Lima beans snap beans spinach sweet corn green peas and tomatoes. Farm workers earned about 120.718 million in wages for cultivating and harvesting these crops for processing. Last year about one percent of principal vegetables grown were processed and processing acreage stayed above 72 percent of total Maryland vegetable acreage.

Maryland H. E. Michi American Can Company Free States Michl

How To Save Money At Eastern National Livestock Show

Livestock men will learn to save about 5000000 a year at the Eastern National Livestock Show November 10 to 14. A theater car at Timonium fairgrounds will illustrate losses from improper handling and crowding. Dr J R Pickard of Livestock Conservation Inc, Lewis P East of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Amos R Meyer and M E Gannon of the University of Maryland, and Joseph E Shuley of the Eastern National Livestock Show organize a program with an illustrated lecture, a Q A, discussion on rail transport, and a concluding film on railroad livestock movement. The annual loss of meat is a burden on producers, agents, packers, and consumers. Farm names can be trademark.

Timonium Fairgrounds J. R. Pickard Livestock Conservation, Inc Lewis P. East General Agricultural Pennsylvania Railroad Amos R. Meyer M. E Gannon Unversity Maryland Joseph E. Shuley Eastern National Dr. Pickard Best Parkers

Armistice Day service and church notes in Emmitsburg

Armistice Day observance held at Elias Evangelical Lutheran church with installation of a new councilman and officers. Vespers to be held Sundays at 7 pm starting Nov 18, with Loyal Group and Luther League. Loyalty Sunday, annual financial canvass, youth party Nov 23, and a Union Community Thanksgiving service planned for Thanksgiving Day. Plus local social notices and a new Harmony Grove chicken farm introducing a higher breast-meat crossbreeding program and expanded facilities.

Mitsburg Elias Evangelical Luthéran Church Loyal Luther League Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church Union Emmitsburg Navy Agnes Reuter Baltimore Kate M. Reuter Blanche Kane James Bovey Sarah Lawrence Frank Bovey Altoona Eugene Bouey St Mary's Seminary Ralph Zacharing Pittsburgh Helen Zacharias John Zacharias RB. M. Zacharias D. L. Bergle Minnie Bream Hazel Gettysburg John Brighthbill Bedford R. M. Zacharias Charles Hawk War R. B. Zacharias J. E. Payne Frailey Road Francis X. Elder American Legion Auxiliary Charles Hemler Roy Bollinger Ruth Gillelan Eugene Rodgers Ada Myers Harmony Grove Maynard Summers Guy Ramsburg Thurs- BY

17 Cow Holstein Herd Tests High Butterfat at Maryland

A 17 cow Holstein herd owned by Cecil K Holter of Jeffer son Maryland averaged 418 pounds of butterfat and 10 940 pounds of milk testing 3 8 percent in their last test year. Milking was twice daily and testing overseen by the University of Maryland in cooperation with the national Holstein headquarters. The report notes Mr Floyd Zimmerman’s condition remains unchanged at his home 702 Trail Avenue Brattleboro Vermont.

Brattleboro, Vt Holterholm Banmaster Elsie Cecil K. Holter Jefferson, Md Tve Cecil K Holter University of Maryland National Holstein Headquarters Mr. Floyd Zimmerman Trail Avenue Brattleboro Walter B. Jentz Middletown Ree Cat View Aaggie Abbekerrk Catoctin View Korndyke Hekerk

Social visits span Ladiesburg and nearby towns

Families from Ladiesburg and area visited relatives across Berkleva Hanover and York pa. gatherings included Mr and Mrs Olivier Linton Mr T E Linton and siblings at Berkleysburg and Gaithersburg with the Martins Lind Bakers and Kline families. Queen to hospital returns noted and social rounds continued through Sunday and Monday evenings.

Raymond Martin Walter Lind Reno Grafill Paul Baker Terry Baker Kenneth Baker Gaithersburg Paul Kline Frederick Evelyn Mathews Catherine Duttera Joseph Lind F.H. Birely Ladiesburg Ray Coral Hoff

Jefferson Quartette Grange Title Winner

An all girl quartet from Jefferson Grange won the Maryland Grange title at Parkway Schools and advances to the national contest in Atlantic City. Judges chose the Jefferson ladies over Churchville as Harford County’s all male quartet performed earlier. The group includes Mrs David Ifert Mrs Artour House Mrs John H Krantz Jr and Miss Barbara Remsberg.

Jefferson Grange Maryland Grange Parkway Atlantic City Jefferson Churchville Harford County David Ifert Artour House John H. Krantz, Jr Barbara Remsberg

Reporter's Quiz on Federal gambling tax workability

Local opinion splits over the new Federal tax on wagers and gambling operators. Six random residents were asked if the tax would be worthwhile, with varying views on collection costs and profits. C E Kerr of 509 South Market Street voiced that it will be worthwhile if the gambler tax works.

C E Kerr South Market Street

Debate Over Tax on Gamblers and Gains Cited by Local Figures

In Frederick and nearby towns opinions split on a proposed gambler tax and a gain tax. George Z Hest and M E Grimes argue for potential effectiveness, while I L Diller says it may fail without strong enforcement. COWS TEST WELL BRATTLEBORO notes Holstein-Friesian tests with Dunloggin Golden Jet posting 567 lb butter and 15908 lb milk. White House cars are government-leased prestige vehicles.

George Z. Hest Frederick M. E. Grimes Creagerstown Frederck N. Shankle Davis Nue C. H. Byler Frederick R One I. L. Diller Detour

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