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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1950

Page

3

Stiles All-Star Winner At 4-H Show At Frederick Fair

Howard Stiles of Bartholows wins the all star showman title at the Frederick Fair 4 H Club dairy cattle show defeating Bill Wolfe of Myersville and others. Russell Long Jr and James Long win colt class firsts. Ralph Tabler shows champion steer baby beef class. The prize list covers Holsteins Jerseys Ayrshires Guernseys and various cow and pig classes with multiple firsts and seconds across Middletown Jefferson Thurmont Walkersville and Frederick entrants.

Howard Stile Bartholows Frederick Fair Jersey Bill Wolfe Myersville Guernsey Dorothy Keller Jefferson Ayrshire Roscoe Harbaugh New Midway Ralph Tabler Airy Russell Long James Long Thurmont M. Lee Ropp Middletown Mac Remaberg Harold Misner Bruce Taylor Roscoe Harbaugh, Jr Gene Kfert David Zimmerman Helfer Robert H Holter Mehrie H. Ramsburg Betty L. Remsberg Heifer Mac Remsberg William C. Kepler William F. Cramer, Jr William C Kepler Jewell Burdette Rocky Ridge Guernseys Carroll Leatherman Jr Anthony Norman Frederick Judith Hoffman Zene Wolfe Ann Duvall William Wolfe Bernard Funk Carroll Leatherman Cow Kenneth Brandenburg Jerseys—Bull Eugene Weller Monrovia Clifford Stiles Robert Browning Jane Hubble Helf Ethy V. Kelier Jock Rhoemaker Jack Shoemaker Angus Ralph Tebler Mt. Aly Kenn Boyer Theodore Tabler Mt. Airy E. 1 Wight Urbana Arthur Flanigan Jr. Keymar Hereford Ervin I. Eisenhower Union Bridge Richard Grossnickle Sterling Lenhart Walkersville Berkshire Raymond Bentz Graceham Harold Long Raymond Long Chester White Robert H. Holter Yorkshire John M. Burrier John M. ,Burrier Duroc Atlts David Burrier Kenneth Burrier Mehrie H. Ramsburg, Jr Harold E. Buhrman Utica Poland China Lawrence Ricketts W. Eugene Ricketts Hampshire William Remaberg William Remsberg Robert A. Zecher Harold L. Stull Carrallee Zecher Burkittsville Karl Gue June Bubble Robert A Zechier Joseph Hubble Russell D Long Russell D. Long James K Long Clarke Summers Robert C. Remsberg

Lovettsville Farm Sold and Local Social News

The 109 acre Claude Lutman farm one mile south of Lovettsville, Va was sold to Harry D Renner of Kearneyville W Va formerly Walter James farm. The Renners will occupy next year. Mrs Irene Ahalt bought a house near Morrisonville. Mrs Louise Dooley of Martinsburg W Va visited sister Mrs Charles Gaver. Guests at Miss Barbara King included Miss Kathleen Phillips Aldie and sergeants Wayne Sagehorn Minnesota and David Haley Rhode Island stationed at Fort Meade. Invitations issued for wedding of Mixa Margaret George daughter of S H George and Maj Clair Keen at Fort Myer Chapel October 14 at 4 pm with reception at Arlington Hall Officers Club. Guests of Dr and Mrs William A Wade were Mr and Mrs William H Henninghauser Blue Ridge Summit and Rev and Mrs Charles H Corbet Thurmont. Mrs Edith Hickman returned Monday to home of her.

Lovettsville Claude Lutman Brunswick Harry D Renner Kearneyville W Va Walter James Renners Irene Ahalt Blanche Grimes Morrisonville Louise Dooley Martinsburg W. Va Charles Gaver Barbara King Kathleen Phillips Aldie Wayne Sagehorn Minnesota David Haley Rhode Island Fort Meade Mixa Margaret George S. H. George Maj Clair Keen Fort Myer Chapel Arlington Hall Officers Club Arlington Tuests Willam A Wade William H Henninghauser Blue Ridge Summit Charles H Corbet Thurmont Edith Hickman

Local Event Roundup Spans Clubs Churches and Visits

Community notes recount the Home Demonstration group meeting at Mrs George Wire with a covered dish lunch and stencil work lessons led by Mrs George Grove and Mrs Wm Baker. Attendees included Miss McCoy and many area residents. Also reported are visits, church services, birthdays, a huntingtown drowning incident, a fall meeting of Braddock Heights Women's Auxiliary with meat-stretching demos and prize dishes.

Nannie Wiley Gaithersburg Wiley George Wire George Grove Wm. Baker Miss McCoy Ruby Akers Elizabeth Everhart Joseph Franks John George J. D. Keister W. Myers Blanche McKimmey Charles Shoemaker H W. Beatty Laura Potterfield L. A Womeldorph Bertie Potterfield Harvey Hickman Washington L. P. Hickman Hickman Hood College C M Beatty Philadelphia Bil Sulphy Waynesboro Faith Lutheran Church Arlington James Beatty Alexandria Beatty Sulphy University of Pennsylvania University of Virginia Ada Conard Frederick Braddock Heights William Stultz Potomac Edison Guy Neal McCutcheon Stultz Irene Caton Potomac Edison Company Ronald Kling Medova Jones Elizabeth Smoot G L Digby Misa Lillian Gaither Samuel Cole J Milton Brunk

Lufburrow Skeptic on AI Ailments and Remedies

In a quizzical note N A Lufburrow laments the abundance of so called cures for every AI error or ailment. He jokes that with so many drugs and antidotes available today we may face unexpected consequences rather than full relief.

N. A. Lufburrow

Four Hurt At Road Junction In Sunday Crash

Four people were injured, three seriously, when two cars collided at the Routes 40 and 140-A junction west of the city about 4 20 PM Thursday. Injured were Mrs. Mahé Bonnell, Mrs. Harriet Wickleton, Franklin Bonnell, and Burts Compher. Two student nurses aided at the scene. Police reported no charges yet as investigation continues. All expected to recover.

Pour Frederick Memorial Hospital M. RB. Etchison Bon Mahé Bonnell Magnolia Avenue Harriet Wickleton Burkitteville Franklin Thomas Bonnell Burts William Compher Jefferson Compher Harold Basore Bonnell Jean Todd Betty Shortall Easton Memorial Hospital Basore

Unclear Unemployment Report From Martinsburg Area

Fragmented OCR notes suggest Martinsburg West Virginia on October 6 discusses unemployment and government bureaus. Mentions removal of 42 elites from a city list amid secur ity concerns and orchard trust references.

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Stiles Frank Keefer Chester Ayrlawn Farms Marjorie McLeod Glenelien Farm Prowns Huntingtown Howard T. Mattingly Baltimore Patuxent River Calvert County Himalaya James Barnhouse Mabel Sier Doubs Pittsburgh Prescription Pearre'a Walter Snow Government Buresu Hes Mertinsburg Hershey's America Sunoco Harvey Butler 6Th & Market Sts Frederick, Md Lucky Hell Sunoco Motor Oil Hess & Smith W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md Roscoe Masser E. Patrick Oples Service North Market St Schroeder East Patrick ST King Horan and the
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