Annual Awards Made FA Banquet
The Frederick area FFA banquet honored Thomas Scarborough of Street with the Star Farmer award for the third year running in Harford County. Maryland Farmer Degrees were given to five delegates. many honors highlighted a postwar push in vocational agriculture. Awards totaled grants to Clarksville Frederick Thurmont Sherwood Sandy Soaring Emmitsburg, with officers elected for the coming year and 63 FFA chapters represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuure Farmers of America
Macyland
Ward
Jomas Scarborough
Street
Dublin High School
Harford County
FFA
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick Fair
Frederick High
Clarksville
Frederick
Thurmont
Sherwood
Sandy
Emmitsburg
Fred Fry
James Walters
Hel Air
William Dalfey
Hagerstown
David Patrick
Lisbon
Robert Holter
Middletown
Edward Mullinix
Thomas Scarborough
Robert Remsburg
Lea Mullendere
Boonsboro
Yo-Ag
Warren Smith
George Ramsburg
Walkersville
Reese Poffenberger
Louis Ahali
Ernest EK
Breeden
Fallston
James R. Council
Easton
William E. Daley
Hegerstown
James Fitzwater
Swanton
John A. Helser
Hancock
Normal Hill
Woodbine
Jefferson
James W. Hudson
West Friendship
van Kershner
John H. Krantz
William H. Miller
Big Springs
Oswald Montgomery
Hughesville
Gomer Morgan
Frostburg
Leo Muliendore
Trego
Man Hurt When Hand Caught In Corn Picker
Robert Milton Stone 23 of Adams Town Route 2 suffered injuries to his right arm and hand when his arm was drawn into a corn picker on Lee Ranneberger’s farm near Adamstown. Doctors report a broken finger and a split arm bone. Stone was freed from the machine and taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in a State Police car. his condition was listed as satisfactory. The incident occurred about 11 o’clock Friday morning after the machine apparently pulled his sleeve into the rollers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Milton Stone
Adamstown
Lee Ranneberger
Stone
Mr. Ranneberger
Ranneberger
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Citywide Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed
Frederick Mayor Lford C. Culler calls on Fire Department schools and municipal workers to back Fire Prevention Week October 5 to 11. Governor Lane and Dr. Pullen will address statewide audiences, with school programs, posters, litera ture, and home inspection forms to support the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lford C. Culler
Fire Department
Maryland
W. Preston Lane Jr
Mongay
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
Emmitsburg Fair Premium List Details Oct 17 Exhibit Classes
The Emmitsburg Community Fair announces the premium list for October 17 at the American Legion Hall. Entry hours are 8:30 to 11:30 Friday. no fee. limit one exhibit per class. judging Friday afternoon. public viewing Friday 6 to 10 and Saturday 2 to 9:30 with refreshments and prizes awarded once state approval is received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
American Legion Hall
Lancaster
Stark Delicious
Golden Delicious
Boston
Destiny
American
Legion Hall
Fair Board Door Prize Draw Set for Saturday Night
The fair board announces a door prize drawing will take place Saturday evening. Attendees can enter for a chance to win a prize at the event.
Freedom Train to Visit Gettysburg Not in Current Tour
The Freedom Train project, carrying historic documents, is unlikely to halt in Gettysburg during its 33,000 mile itinerary though Gettysburg seeks the 1948 Lincoln address anniversary stop. A New York foundation source says schedule changes are not possible. After the present tour, Gettysburg might be reconsidered along with Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettyysburg
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
New York
Foundation
Lincoln
Thurmont Cattle Judging Wins at Frederick Fair
Thurmont High School beef cattle judging team topped 38 entrants at the Frederick Fair FFA contest. Reese Poffenberger earned first in his section, while Thurmont also placed high in swine and dairy cattle. Emmitsburg placed second in potatoes, with Henry Wivell pairing for second team laurels. Oldtown and East New Market led potato judging with several area schools scoring in multiple events.
Dairy cattle team contest seeds local rivals in Frederick area
Easton team Jun Councelli and George Stevens led dairy cattle judging against 41 teams with Jarrettsville second and Walkersville third. Individual high was Melvin Seitz of Highland, with top performers including Alfred Poole and George Wilson among many others across towns like Frederick, Middletown, Rising Sun, and Damascus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarrettsville
Walkersville
Sun
Emmitsburg
Sherwood
Hagerstown
Middletown
Thurmont
Hughesville
Arundel
Oakland
Hurlock
Clarksville
Accident
Lisbon
Highland
Williamsport
Damascus
Brandywine
Gary Guilford
Mughesville
Jim Dorn
Jim Councell
Easton
John Haver
Franklin
Francis
McGrady
Rising Sun
Richard Trout
Walkersy i Walter
Biser
Robert Hiton
Frederick County Daily Battle
Thomas
Frederick High
Billy Cramer
George Buckenstalf
Middletown Carrol Leatherman
Milton Smith
Jack Brengle
Frederick Optimist Club to award Boy of the Month
The Frederick Optimist Club will present its first Boy of the Month award to a Frederick High School student at a Thursday dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The recipient, aged 10 to 16, was chosen by the high school from a six-student slate. name to be announced at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bis
Frederick High School
Hesbie Foster
Paul Sam Weston
Claude Feigley
Doran Stones and Hagerstown Figures Linked in Session
The report lists Me Doran Stones Frederick and Biggs Hopkins of Hagerstown as participants in the session, with shared context unclear but indicating regional involvement. The fragment mentions names and locations without detailing actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doran Stones
Frederick
Biggs
Hopkins
Hagerstown
Penny savings lesson from a shoe advertisement
An old advertisement emphasizes thrift for students and families, urging honesty and industriousness. It touts buying Haines Shoes to save about $2.90 per pair, arguing value over price and urging readers to consider true worth.
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United States
Virginia
Richmond
R. G. Pierce
Sale Mgr
Rectortown
Baer
Flagstone
Blue Ridge
Apply Rose Tavern
Charles Marino
McCutcheon
Wisner Street
Frederick, Md
Dorothy T. Freed
Route 5
Swift's Cleanser
Thurmont High School
Oldtown
Hamitsburg
Poolesville
Alfred Poole
Ray Reilly
Eugene Rice
Tourmont
Charles Wrivell
Ennsburg
Henry Wivell
Walter Biser
Robert Hilton
John Hugh Sheckles
Prince Frederick
Douglas, Ryan
Gladston Beeler
Wivells
East New Market
Allegany
Flintstone
Highand
Fort Hill
William Kayman
Bleredith Adams
Douglas Ryan
Fred Cush
Charles Wivell
Emmitsburo
Robert Dodge
Charles Prahl
Sudlersville
Revlon Cosmetics
Beauty Shop
DamAscus, Md
John KR. Webb
Veterans OF Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Kemp
Norge
Ammediate Delivery
Ily
W. Patrick ST
Markell & Ford
Marsland
Damascu
OFEN
the News
Frederick, Ma
Stevens Airport
Lewistown, Sip
Stofer Insurance Agency
Thor
Lewyt
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St
Better Homes, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
Johns-Manville
Market St
Samon Ghitell
Bnt Fa
C. A. Lough & Son
South Market St
Rock OF Ates Monuments
Dolls Jewelry Store
Bobby
eurTine
Williamson‘ Drug Store
ITO Pearres Drug
SIOKE
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit [Insurance Corporation
U. S
Monocacy Motors, Inc
Dodge Plymouth
Dodge
Market Street
Plymouth
Weiting
Bey
Tyler
Jewelry Store
North Market
Wooyou
Haines
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