4H Members 10 Exhibit at Fair
Frederick Fair to host a record 204 4-H exhibitors from across the county showing 62 calves 43 pigs 31 colts and 50 chickens with contests on Tuesday for calves pigs and poultry and Wednesday for colts County Agent Shoemaker and Assistant Remsberg supervise the 4-H entrants featuring many named exhibitors and breeds from Frederick Middletown Walkersville and surrounding towns.
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Frederick Fair
Henry BR. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Charles H. Remsberg
John A
Cecil K. Holter
Jefferson
Charles Lutz
Middletown
Doty Remsberg
Harald Roderick
Walkersville
Robert Delauter
Carroll Zentz
Thurmont
Carol
Joyce
Jack Remsberg
Constance
Renn Remsberg
Austin Coblentz
Frederick
Desmond Dean
Bernard Remsberg
Page Ifert
Harry Keller
Myersville
Monroe Free
Hanford Browning
Monrovia
LeRoy Hildebrand
Woodsboro
Cecil Keller
Richard Ahalt
Kansas City Forces Game Seven In World Series Showdown
Walter Judnich snagged Ham Schulte's drive with two down in the ninth, delivering a 4-2 win for Kansas City over Newark and forcing a seventh and decisive game tomorrow night. Charlie Keller contributed a single in four plate appearances.
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Kansas City
Walter Judnich
Ham Schulte
Newark
Charlie Keller
Employment of 16,090,000 People Interpreted By Accidents
Dr Morris Fishbein reports in Your Health that in 1937 the United States saw 106000 accident deaths and hundreds of thousands more injured. He notes Canada’s rate is 40 percent below U S levels, and England and Wales show far lower deaths from accidents. The article urges safety education and support for the National Safety Council in Chicago as a national prevention effort.
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United States
Canada
England
Wales
National Safety Council
Chicago
Kansas
Bishops Freeman and Brown Visit Barnesville for Confirmation
Bishop James E. Freeman of Washington and Rev. Clyde Brown, diocesan missioner, plan their first annual visitation to the northern convocation to administer the apostolic rite of confirmation. The service will be at Christ Church in Barnesville on Monday at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
James E. Freeman
Washington
Clyde Brown
Christ Church
Poisonous Spider Found in Wreck Car at Local Dealer
A black widow spider was found under the back seat of a wrecked car taken to Key Chevrolet Sales. Thomas Ricketts of Burke Street discovered it, J. W. Strine showed the insect at News-Post offices, and the spider has been kept in a covered jar for about a month.
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Chevrolet
J. W. Strine
The
News- Post
Thomas Ricketts
Burke Street
SHORT TALKS ON ADVERTISING Cleopatra beauty and modern cosmetics industry
An analysis of Cleopatra myth and ancient beauty practices contrasts with modern American beauty culture. The piece argues advertising fuels a vast cosmetics industry employing hundreds of thousands, making beauty aids affordable and accessible to diverse workers, shop girls, housewives, and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheopsira
Caesar
Mars Anthony
Cleopatra
Cleopa
Near East
Lee
Omanatasuren
Nis
Collision on highway injures driver in Frederick bound bus
A colt on the National highway east of Ridgeville was struck by a Blue Ridge Lines bus bound for Frederick. The bus damaged, the driver Willis E. Weikert of Baltimore sustained a minor injury to the ice and was treated at Frederick City Hospital. The report did not reveal the injury type.
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Ridgeville
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Lines
Willis E. Weikert
Baltimore
Weikert
Frederick City
Forecast cotton crop rises to 12.212 million bales
Washington reports the Federal Crop Reporting Board projects a cotton crop of 12 212 000 bales based on October 1 conditions, up 387 000 from September 1. If realized it would exceed last year and mark a record pear crop for the autumn and 1927 36 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Crop Reporting Board
U.udb
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Dora B Coleman
Mrs Dora B Coleman of Annapolis celebrated her 68th birthday on October 1 at her daughter Mrs Albert Nichols’s East Third Street home. The event was described as very enjoyable with many friends and relatives present. Numerous gifts and flowers were received.
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Dora B Coleman
Annnapolis
Albert Nichols
East Third Street
Visitors to Mrs Coleman from Waynesboro Pa
Among callers at Mrs Coleman were Mr and Mrs Charles Ginter and daughters Jean and Marilyn Chorge S Kolb Mrs Jesse I Gunder Mrs Bertie Kolb Mrs Albert Wilbice and Mrs Kemper all from Waynesboro Pa. Buffalo milk is used for making butter in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
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Ray
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Carl Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Staley Hahn
James Trout
Nelson Trout
Paul Biddinger
Hanway Kent
New Market
Robert Culler
Ruth and
Orpha Rudy
John Wiles
Holmes
Nevin Baker
New Windsor
Richard and
Elinor Beachley
Marion Hoffman
William Howard, Jr
Berkshire
Gordon
George Sheetenhelm
Mt. Pleasant
Ralph Blank
Route 3
Melvin Minnick
Philip Kent
David Morgan
Richard Magaha
Buckeystown
Richard Remsberg
George Flickinger
Russell
Joseph Wachter
Keymar
Charles Flohr
Melvin and
Richard Cook
Cecil Holter
Sam Lewis Smith
Union Bridge
William and
James Page
Donald Eaves
Paul Ganley
Russell Martz
Meredith Page
Lamar O'Hara
Adamstown
Storm & Shipley
Hallowe'en Party Novelties
Hood Campus Day Cup
Hood
Perky Wartrowes
Hood College
Josephine Hessinger
Helen Halley
Jane Stirling
Ann Coulter
Vivian Harter
Jean Duckenmiller
Eileen Nixon
Alice Austermuhl
Katherine Stevens
Margaret Brunn
Mary Roloson
Janet Jensen
Morris Fishbein
Journal
American Medical Assn and Hygeia
the Health Magazine
Stoker
Siinneapolis Honeywell
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Frederick, MD
Francis R. Summers
Bureau of Research and Education
Advertising Federation of America
Beauty For
Colt
Cort
Mmodern
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank Feederick
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bulova
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market
Europe
Buick
Fisher
Patrick St
the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
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