Poisonous Sudan grass and safe farm water tips
County agent warns frost damaged Sudan grass can contain prussic or hydrocyanic acid deadly to livestock within minutes. Prompt veterinary care needed but prevention is best. Also notes water supply safety on farms and a new public fact sheet How To Keep Your Water Safe. Includes results from county 4-H judging with Edgar Hawker and George Bruehey, and county competition standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Shoemaker
Sudan
Maryland judging results and agricultural notices excerpt
The text lists participants in judging contests from Emmitsburg Middletown Frederick Mount Airy Woodsboro New Midway and Frederick, plus names and ages. It also reports a Maryland dairy cattle lice survey, pesticide recommendations from the University of Maryland Extension and various land transfers in Frederick County. Two Frederick County 4H members took part in the Maryland State 4H Vegetable Judging at College Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien
Maryland
Edward Joseph Altland
Gettysburg
Julia Agatha
Thurmont
Hamilton Homes Inc
Wilmer
R. Dixon
Norman Kramer
W. Ausherman
Clarence E. Wiles
Dorothy E. Wastler
University of Maryland Extension
Dorothy L. Wastler
Clarence Service
E. Wiles
William Lee Smith
Robert Chauncey
Gr. J. Frederick Smirie
John C. White
Daniel C. Jacobs
G. Clem
Charles Casper Moore
J. Orville Stup
J. Marshall Staub
Frederick City
United States of America
Chester Kemp
Taney B. Kaufman
Brosius Homes Corp
Horace M. Alexander
Ito Thomas S. Glass
George Wilbur Brown
W. Henry Martin
Jeounty
Frederick County
University of Mary Jane
College Park
Damascus House Numbering Plan Aims To Improve Deliveries
Frederick County residents discuss a new four digit house numbering system to unify addresses in Damascus within a two mile radius, extending later to four miles. The plan, supported by MNCPPC and the Damascus chamber, includes walkways water connections and post delivery alignment, with postmaster Hyatt predicting city-wide delivery once implemented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mncppc
Commission
Damascus
U.S. Post Office Department
Herbert $. Hyatt
Monrovia
Mt. Airy
Germantown
Gaithers
Sunday School and Social Hall Dedication at St John’s Church
The St. John’s United Church of Christ Woodsboro will dedicate a new Sunday School and social hall addition with two services. Rev. Kenneth B. Wentzel of Faith United Church Rockville will speak at the morning service and Rev. Dr. Kevin E. Smith of Emmanuel Church Hanover Pa will deliver the evening sermon. Ira G W Houck chaired the project which cost about $14000, with one third raised. The TT shaped addition 59 by 32 feet extends from the old stone building, housing pre school through junior high Sunday school, classrooms a snack kitchen and a new heating system. Daniel Tressler was builder and Weil Brothers the heating and plumbing contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Usted Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed
Woodsboro
Kenneth B. Wentzel
Faith United Church
Rockville
Kevin E. Smith
Emmanuel Church
Hanover
Ira G. W. Houck
Charles A. Price
Daniel Tressler
Weil Brothers
Damascus Opens Evening Adult Education Program This Fall
The Montgomery County Adult Education Program returns to Damascus offering courses for ages 16 and up not in day school. Enrollment of 16 or more required to start a class with computed instructors for clothing construction rug making slip covers shorthand and typing agriculture civil defense and more led by Mary Weeks Yemkins Robert Cairns Inez Fowler Angela Ryan James Toquinte Leonard Tolley Earl Shaw and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Damascus
Mary Weeks Yemkins
Robert S. Cairns
Inez Fowler
Homecoming Harvest Services Planned at Mount Carmel
Homecoming services will be held Sunday at Mount Carmel Methodist Church starting at 11 a.m. Rev Charles Harvey, former pastor of the New Market Methodist charge, will deliver the address. After services, a covered dish luncheon follows in the Sunday school room. Harl Compher chairs the Homecoming committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel Methodist Church
Charles Harvey
New Market
Stay-At-Homes and Travel Habits Highlight Local Study
The News notes a Frederick study on travel and leisure habits. It reports Mrs. Frank Hooper in charge of a luncheon committee and that many people have limited travel experience. It cites percentages of members who have never flown or traveled far by train or auto and an overall trend toward stay-at-home leisure. It mentions the average fisherman cost and that about three of every four American adults engage in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frank Hooper
S H
Ballenger Creek Road
Frederick County
Maryland
D.S.T
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Edgar Hawker
George Bruehey
Baltimore County
Allegany County
Wicomico County
Kenneth Shifflet
Court News
Thomas Cyril Wiveil
Mary Josephine Joy
Emmitsburg
Paul B. Main
Middletown
Elizabeth Morris
Freder
Ick Norman Junior Runkles
Mt .Airy
Eleanor Jane Keeney
George A. Bell
New Midway
Barbara A. Long
Frederiake
Edgar Hawker Jr
Ballenger
George Bruchey
Mount Pleasant
Robert Stansfield Jr
Sociate County
Robert Stans
National Capital Park
Piani
Damascus High School
Ats
Joseph Rice
Blue Ridge Livestock Sales, Inc
Charles Town
West Virginia
Delaval Milker
AD Genuine
New Idea
Farm Machinery
Fairbanks-Morse Water Pumps
Farmers Supply CO
South Carroll
Monument
Pearre
Bettar
Maryland-Delaware
Howard County Fair Grounds
Friendship
Ellicoa City
Mad
Aneg T. Hill
Woodbine
Sykesville
Ring
Allen Hil
Frederick County National Bank OF
North Market St
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chambersburg
Marion, Pa
Ralph W. Horst
Franklin
Marion
John W. Ghelmann & Sons
Eshelman Lancaster Dairy Feed
R.D
L. Kelly & Sons
Frederick Fair
Frederick Federal
N. Market St
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Union Bridge
South Main St
Toledo
F. C. Engel Indy
Glenn Trout
Ralph Weybright
Feagaville
Annie P. Stang
Maurice M. Mount
Raymond L. Kelly
Weenberg & Glass
T. B
DeLaval
Jamesway
Ford
Over
Old Bobs Road
Buffalo Road
Ford Tractor
Allis Chalmers W. C
Allis Chalmers
New Holland
Myers Hay
Black &Decker
Clarke Hughes
Kilifer
Jobn Deere
Jean Deere
Graham Loving
Glenn Trout & Delbert, Noll
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