Fort Detrick News Ee 154 Dairy Animals Parade at Fair
Dairy club members displayed 154 animals in Frederick County largest 4 H show at the Frederick Fair. George Douglas Stauffer of Walkersville H Club won top honors in judging and show with Holsteins leading the field. junior, senior and breed champions were awarded across Ayrshire Guernsey Jersey and Milking Shorthorn classes with listings of winners and exhibitors from Lewistown Ballenger Westminster and New Market clubs.
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Frederick County
Frederick Fair
Wisners
George Douglas Stauffer
Walkersville +H
Astrey Clem
Lewistown
Ayrshires
Boughas Valentine
Neilson
Margaret Nicholson
Joseph Smith
New Market
Douglas Stauffer
Dorothy M. Smith
Sharon K. Stauffer
Susan B. Smith
C. Edward Mercer
Roderick Fontanella
June
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David Baker
Paul Rhoderick
Austin Putman Jr
Robert Hope
George Norris
Richard Menever
David McDevitt
Juny Whitmore
Albert Stagg
Joanne Coler
Ballenger
Raymond Covey
Fairgrounds
Joanne Culler
Jeanne Culler
Byron Moxley
Leeman Covey
Clifford Stiles
Stewart Cashour Jr
Betty Ann Stiles
Jane Neilson
Lawrence Ireland
Ernest Moxley
Jersey
Charlotte Stiles
Albert Stiles
Westminster Jersey
Guernsey
Melvin Wessell
Howard County Guernsey
James L. Smith
Middletown
Charles J. Smith
Jennie Brewer
James Smith
Samuel Horman
Robert Hawker
John Werner
John ‘Werner
Leon Remsberg
Nancy Hoffman
William Roderlick Jr
Wayne Gaver
David Pry
Douglas Hawker
Larry Bidle
Judith Hoffman
Leon
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Oct 3 1908 notices recall MR JOHN 3 DELASHMUTTI a Frederick native who ran a Woodbine business with his son and Civil War veteran. Mrs Harry Dyer hosts a pear peeling event with yields of about ten bushels, ice cream and cake served. Calvin Kehler lands eight eel catch near Devil’s Bridge but captures a possum on the line. Joe the cat of Mrs Amanda Mercer Braddock dies at 16. Circuit Court recesses for a funeral. National Newspaper Week is noted with reflections on press public service. Holstein and Ayrshire shows feature numerous youths and exhibitors. 4-H club participants display 46 Holstein animals and many Ayrshire winners. Page 1. Dam and daughter entries list winners. Dam and daughter classes highlight a wide slate of exhibitors from Washington and surrounding areas. Canes became subject to Maryland facility upgrades by Dam and Daughter entries. Dam and daughter winners include Brenda Hahn and Randolph Valentine among many others. Dam and daughter entries reveal extensive breeding show results and local agricultural activity.
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John
Delashmuti
Airy
Frederick
Woodbine
Delashmutt
Harry Dyer
Calvin Kehler
Devilbiss Bridge
Joe
Amanda Mercer
Braddock
Circuit Court
Deveress H. Hargett
Dormer
Folstein
Leo Fontanella
Robert Holter
Amer
Wayne Moore
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Henry
Richard Crea
Holstein
Roderick Fontanella
Susan B. Tunable
Smith
Ronny Hays
Alexandria
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David E
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Devitt
June Dudrow
de Wayne Reeder
Sue Carol
Adams
Lawrence Green
Lorton
Francis Doderick
Gtory
Monrow Free II
David
Albert V. Bryan
Baker
JoAnn Martin
Joseph Smith
Harvey Clem
George Wiliam Gumersinds B. Gomez
Richard Reeder
John F. Schoppel
David Baker
Paul Washington
Rhoderick
William Clem
Freddy Wallace
Michael J. Hughes
Hoadley
Holstein A- Hughes
Page Ifert
Ayrshire
Brenda Hahn
Douglas Valent Line
Myra Wi Jean Hahn
Douglas Valentine
Carl Valentine Jr
Randolph Valentine
Edward Bowers
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Jeffery ‘Valentine
T Douglas Valentine
Joel Gaver
Robert Valentine
Carl Valentine
W Douglas Valentine
Robert Valestine
Jeffery Valentine
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Myra J. Hahn
Randolph
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Potomac Telephone
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Esther
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Baltimore
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Miriam Feely
Charleston
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George Yee
Fr. Benning
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Fort Detrick
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Walter Reed
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Frederick Fair
David L. Stelips
Jane Hoffman
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columos Of The News
The maritime commission notes a 36 degree frost while 3,000 plus attend the 12th annual homecoming pilgrimage. Prizes awarded in calf and youth displays. Fort Meade public missiles show includes Ajax Nike and Hercules. Returning home a naval sailor from Frederick Md aboard USS Fremont after Sixth Fleet duty. A pastor, Rev Dr Charles Frederickson, dies from a skull fracture after a hay bale incident.
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Maritime Commission
Ito
Fort Meade
Beirut
Lebanon
F Hinc
Paul C. Crincney
TSN
Bernard A. Crinehley
Route 6
Frederick
Fremont
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Island Advant ages and the Ann Bradford engagement
A Maine weekly paper East Penobscot Bay notes the engagement of Miss Ann Bradford and Frederick City Attorney Charles Mathias Jr. The piece blends local gossip with media ethics, praising independent journalism and public service while outlining Mathias’s Maryland ties and upcoming elections.
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Island
Bradford
Frederick
East Penobscot Bay
Mathias
Eros
Maryland
National Newspaper Week celebrates freedom and trust
A column weaves Hal Boyle style reflections with local scenes from New York and Frederick County. It notes Newspaper Week set for October 18, praising press ethics, public service, and the role of journalism in safeguarding freedoms. It also highlights Fort Detrick events and community notices across local posts.
France votes to form Fifth Republic under de Gaulle
The Sunday nationwide vote in metropolitan France and overseas departments endorses a new constitution, creating the Fifth Republic led by de Gaulle. It promises stronger central government and a direct electoral college for the president, with leftists cautious and conservatives hopeful for greater representation. The piece also notes various local items and upcoming events.
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France
de Gaulle
Snere Aeraeget
National Assembly
French Union
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Disjointed OCR fragment notes a dated entry mentioning October 5 and postal storage. Key entities include a location or name arceths Se Near and a figure Mach. No clear event or outcome specified.
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Newspap er Week urges vigilance for free press
National Newspaper Week calls October 1 8 an opportune time to reaffirm the nation’s press duties. It argues free speech requires constant protection and warns that erosion of rights endangers democracy.
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George
Douglas Stauffer
Holsteins
Ediram
Kindergarten to Open in Frederick on Monday
The Frederick Free Kindergarten on South Market Street will reopen for the fall term Monday at nine a.m. Children who will be five years old before December 31 may enroll. About sixty children are expected to enroll, led by principal Mrs. Marie P. Emmert and assistant Mrs. Raymond Gregofe.
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Frederick Free
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