Winners At F.F.A Show Held At F.HLS
Frederick High School FFA show awards listed with open class grains, corn, soybeans and wheat. Winners include C W Angleberger, Bernard Wiles, Rob ert Crum, Glenn Masser, Roy Crum, Woolwine Hubble and many others across apples pears vegetables and canned goods. Also notes 800000 of 6000000 charms in the United States are electrified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
C. W. Angleberger
Ruchelf Angieberger
Bernard Wiles
Robert Crum
Robert Remsburg
John Hoffman
Glenn Masser
Robert Schultz
Thomas Stup
Jack Geisbert
Chester Young
George Geisbert
Robert Kemsterg
John Hofm
Roy Crum
Woolwine Hubble
Clyde Croneburg
Rudelle
Angleberger
James Brandenburg
Apples
York Imperial
Byron Stockman
Sterling Lephart
Red Delicious
Richard Boyer
Jack Krantz
Stayman
Sterling
Bul Zimmerman
Robert Remsberg
Maynard Thomas
David Burtner
Charles Wiles
Julius Funk
Hubert Remsberg
Charles Davis
Russell Young
Earl Hawkins
Richard Bower
Mary Sunday
Joyce Wiles
Charlotte Wiles
Sterling‘ Lenhart
Earl Wiles
L Young
George Funk
Shellharks
Irene Clem
Lye Soap
Earl Hawking
Marynard Thomas
Gene Schultz
Sterling Lenhart
Thomas Siup
David Burmer
Merkle Remsberg
Ruby Miller
Bill Zimmerman
Doris Miller
Merhle Remsburg
Harry Linton
Merhle Remsber
Betty Smith
Simon Stull
Merkle Hemsberg
Dorsey Lawson
Catsup
Lenhart
Miss G. Shull
Trene Clem
Margaret Perry
Simon Shull
Alice Crist
Pauline Crist
Robert E Remsberg
Olive Engle
R. S. Young
United States
Inadequate Wiring Found On Many Farms
Farmers report electrical equipment often fails due to inadequate wiring. A V Krewatch of the University of Maryland urges farmers to assess wiring capacity before adding new equipment and to consult electricians. He notes non metalic sheathed cables are preferred, knob and tube remains safe but costly, and drainage at low conduits prevents moisture buildup in damp farm buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Krewatch
University of Maryland
Krewatch
County Eggs Scrambled In Washington Street
A car hit a truck carrying eggs and produce owned by Lawrence Dorsey in Woodsboro Washington last Saturday. Willie Ramey 30 admitted lighting a cigarette when the crash occurred. Smith volunteered to pay half the colored driver’s fine, and the driver forfeited $10. The cargo spilled to the street including 60 dozen eggs 50 gallons of chitterlings and three raccoons. Insurance adjusters and a settlement followed in the Corporation Counsel's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Dorsey
Woodsboro
Richard AL Smith
Washington
Corporation Counsel's
Smith
Willie Ramey
Willie
Ruprecht Personal Property Sold At Public Auction
Personal property from the Guy F. Ruprecht estate fetched between 1600 and 1700 dollars at a Friday auction. Items included a punch bowl 39 dollars two German trunks 31 dollars a silver service set 7 dollars two figurines 78 pounds oval frame 27.50 dollars. Appraisal was 365 dollars. Auction conducted by Mrs. Anna R. Cover administratrix with Hart Etchison agent Emmett Bowlus auctioneer Raymond Kelly clerk. Real estate to be offered next Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruprecht
Guy F. Ruprecht
Germany
Anna R. Cover
Hart Etchison
William M. Storm
Emmett RB. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
New Maryland National Guard unit mirrors Fort Knox universal training
Maryland National Guard announces formation of a youth unit patterned after Fort Knox universal military training battalion. The Baltimore based 175th Infantry Regiment plans the new company for ages 17 to 19. Col William Baxter says the unit trains youths and prepares guardsmen for universal training if adopted. Officers will train at Fort Knox under Fort Knox procedures. Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord comments on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland National Guard
Army
Fort Knox
Maryland Guard
William Baxter
175Th Infanttry Regiment
Baxter
National Guard
Congress
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland
Adjutant General
Boys Who Saved Train Earn Ride On Streamliner
Six Cozaddale boys who flagged down an eastbound Cincinnatian to avert a collision with a stalled coal truck will ride the streamliner tomorrow. The youths Earl Ray Whirls David Allen Glass Keith Fianary Lee Applegate Russell Schule and Robert Tigar 14 to 17 rode with railroad officials to Clarksburg W Va and back with meals in the dining car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cozaddale
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Clarksburg
W.va
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati
Earl Ray Whirls
David Allen Glass
Keith Fianary
Lee Applegate
Russell Schule
Robert Tigar
Cincinnatian
Polio Victim Taken to Sydenham Hospital Baltimore
A fourth suspected polio case in Frederick County was rushed to Sydenham Hospital in Baltimore Friday night. The nine year old from South Market Street joins three others recently hospitalized with infantile paralysis or suspected polio, including a married woman from Doubs district and a girl who moved from Virginia to Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick County
South Market Street
Sydenham Hospital
Doubs District
Children’s Hospital
Washington
Svas
Reckeystown
Maryland
Virginia
Drunken Driver in Toledo Aide of Anti Saloon League
Dry League field agent Howard B. Pilchard a 64 year old general field representative for the Ohio district pleaded guilty in police court to driving while intoxicated. Judge J Baker Edwards sentenced him to three days in the workhouse fined 50 dollars and suspended his license for one year. Pilchard was arrested November 6 after his car struck a parked vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo. O
Howard B. Pilchard
Toledo
Ohio
Anti- Saloon League
J. Baker Edwards
Pilchard
Thomas Farrell
Edwards
Canadian Officers Found In Soviet Zone
London reports Moscow radio said two Canadian officers attached to the Allied Control Council in Germany were captured in East Prussia near Kaliningrad while allegedly engaged in special business. They allegedly gave confused explanations about being lost and thinking they were in the Soviet zone, though they knew their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Allied Control Council
Germany
Soviet East Prussia
Kalingrad
Koenigberghs
Danzig
Warsaw
Moscow Radio
Eckert Seeks Freedom Train Arrival in Baltimore
John H Eckert, 61, holds a special interest in the Freedom Train arrival in Baltimore on Tuesday. He hopes to see the original Gettysburg Address, noting that his grandfather John Eckert Jr was conductor of the Hanover and Gettysburg Railroad that carried Lincoln to Gettysburg. On the return trip Lincoln handed Eckert’s grandfather two silver watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John H. Eckert
Gettysburg
John Eckert
John H
Hanover and
President Lincoln
Linecoln
Eckert
Free Frontier Asthma Medicine Offers Free Trial
Sufferers of asthma may obtain a free trial of the Frontier Asthma Medicine promising temporary symptom relief from paroxysms of bronchial asthma. No inquiry into medical faith required. send at once to Frontier Asthma Co. 467 Niagara St, Buffalo, NY 391-B, Frontier Bidg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frantier Asthma Co
Miagara Si
Franuer
Buffalo
Inspectors Begin Dome Survey at Annapolis State House
In Annapolis on November 21, workers from Henry A Knott and Company of Baltimore erected an 80 to 90 foot scaffold inside the ancient State House dome to provide footing for inspectors studying its interior. After surveying condition, wood repair and painting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dome Apnapolis
Henry A. Knott and Company of
Baltimore
State House
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F.F.A
F.hls
Calvin Ausherman
Arthur Rhoderick
Paul Rice
Richard Jacobs
William Zimmerman
David Myers
Jacqueline Kanode
Sill Zimmerman
Mercie Remsberg
David Burier
Brian Stockman
Womons
Merhie Remsberg
Pauline Hammond
Marrianne Remsberg
Ac. HS
Frances Montgomery
Mary Fout
Barbara Luhn
Sr. H. S
Mary Ann Cashour
Nhewapa
Washington Street
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Paul L. Crum
MD. National Guard
Hough
Waters
Boyds
Glenn R. Crum
Wilson Avenue
Rockville
Crum
Foxtille
Singer Sewing Machine Co
All America
Baltimore Colts
Buffalo Bills
George Ratterman
Awlie Ryrovick
Steve Jnzwie
Howard St
AL. Grové
N. Market St
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
Sydenham
Dry League
Soviet Zone
Pateick St
Eussell Toung
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Soutie Market ST
Druid
Vamaotus
D.C
P. L. Carter
East 3Rd
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St
Pearre
Better Homes, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
al Johns
Manville
South Market St
Frederick, Maryland
Evelyn Poole
M. Louis
Poole
Lace
Frederick, MD
Beauty Culture
Fire News
Pagening
Jacob Grant Eckert
Coolidge
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicodemus
Court ST
Salumiak
Thomas & Sons. Inc
Bounsvore
Seiberling
Philco
Motorola
Hotpoint and Universalies
Melvin M. Engle
VUSED
College Avenue
Zimmerman
Raymond
Magic
Liberty Street
Westminster, Dau
the Magician
East Main Street
Westminster
Marinand
Nicodemus & Wertheimer Realtors
North Court St
ME Reig
Renton
Hing Crosby
Dercy Lee Ma San
Juha Lee White
Mer
Johnny Jloore
Homer
Jethro Mountain Man
Grand Jones
Santa Claus
Cowboy Coras
Setchell-Carlson
Stee
South Market
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