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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1965

Page

2

Fair Premiums At Frederick Fair Highlight Garden Winners

Frederick Maryland exhibitors dominated the farm and garden divisions with numerous awards. Winners include Mrs Russell Feaga for Sebago potatoes, Mrs Glenn Stull for large yellow tomatoes, Arthur Cook for barley and oats, and many others across classes from hybrid grasses to display peppers and corn. Local names from Middletown Thurmont Jefferson and beyond appear among trophy recipients with prizes ranging from 1 to 6 dollars and several 100 dollar awards for top entries.

Frederick Fair Russell Feaga Fred’k Glenn Stull Fred'k Ww. A. Cullen Monroe Ave Moo Nellie Cook John Minnick Middletown Robert L. Chine Edwin Bales Rt 1 Thurmont Charles W. Castle Jefferson Russell S. Hickman Fredk Steward Cashour Union Bridge Ruth Fogle Walkersville HA. Stallings Rt. 1 Alton Kemp Blickenstaff Myersville Herbert Cannon Cherokee Trail Sam Miller Rt. 3 Robert Cramer Adamstown Dallas McNair Emmitsburg Herman D. Toms Rt. 5 Fred.k Sterling Barrier Rocky Ridge Anna Kemp Reginald Etzler Rose Marie Etzler Barabara K. Etzler Bernard Wiles Knoxville Frank Carter Austin Starr Taney Apts Fred’k Md Roland Hooper Timothy Seed Marshall Hooper Howard Hanshew Fredk Md Floyd Hanshew, Jr Fred K Charles Hanshew Albert Castle Davis Gaither Rt. 4 Mt. Airy Austin Stockman, Jr Margaret Hanshew Fred.k. Md Eugene Clay Monrovia Edward Clark Sylvia Roop Mehrl Mayne Buckeystown Howard W. Burtner Keedysville Thomas Remsberg Charles Rice Sjamsville Viola Hartsock Fred Susan Hooper Virginia E. Cook

Music Minister Speaks at Woman's Club Meeting

Dee Solomon, minister of music at the Middle River Baptist Church, spoke to the Christian Women's Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He presented a program of word and song and noted his Howard College Alabama degree and further graduate work.

Dee Solomon Christian Women’s Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Solomon Middle River Baptist Church Howard College Birmingham Ala New

Gunpowder Plot referenced in meeting notes

Orleans Seminary student now at Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. Mrs Russell Dudrow spoke on Head Start work during the meeting. The next meeting will be held. Gunpowder Plot was the name given in England to the 1605 conspiracy to blow up King James I and Parliament, Britannica notes.

Orleans Seminary Peabody Conservatory of Music Baltimore Russell Dudrow England James I Encyclopaedia Britannica

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