Frederick County OYF Entering State Contest
Middletown farmer Carrollee H Zecher will represent Frederick County at the Maryland Outstanding Young Farmer state contest after being named county winner. Runner up was Merkle Duvall of Walkersville. Zecher farms 250 acres with a 66 cow dairy herd plus hogs and poultry. He expanded milk yield from 9144 to 10500 pounds per cow annually since 1961 and holds active roles in church 4H and community groups.
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Middletown
Maryland
Carrollee H. Zecher
Frederick County
The
Jaycees
Frederick Bottled Gas Company
Merkle Duvall
Walkersville
Zecher
Jess
Freder
Ick County
Carrollee
VoAg Adult Instruction Set To Begin Fifth Year
Frederick County education reports the VoAg Adult Farmer groups resume farm business education next week with sessions at Carroll Manor Elementary Walkersville Linganore Thurmont and Middletown high schools. Topics include record analysis feed rations farm land economics and 1965 dairy legislation with classes October through March evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VoAg
Frederick County
Carroll Manor
Walkersville
Linganore
Thurmont
Middletown
Louis Ahalt
Vo-Ag
Ahalt
Ken Wisner
Thurmont High School
Walkersville High
Middletown High
Linganore High
Calf Drawing Set For Stud Open House
The Maryland West Virginia Bull Stud Open House features a calf drawing for a registered heifer calf. Winners may pick among Ayrshire Guernsey Holstein and Jersey calves donated by James and David Patrick Woodbine Maryland Guernsey Association J Fred Groomes Wallace P Neilson and others RFD 2 New Windsor.
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Maryland - West Virginia
Bull Stud
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Holstein
Jersey
Selwood Walnut
Mapledell
James
David Patrick
Woodbine
Ruby
Crown Stone
Maryland Guernsey Association
Segis
Spring Farm
J. Fred Groomes
Woodmouse
Ceres Royal Keeper
Itaska Woodbine
Wallace P. Neilson
New Windsor
State Grange Plans Conference in Maryland
The Maryland State Grange titles its annual session October 18 to 21 at Tidewater Inn Easton with theme Conservation and Development of Human Resources in Maryland. Notable speakers include Donald Shank James Sensenbaugh Quentin Earhart R Lamar Green Isaac Haut and others. Officers and delegates from 41 subordinate and 11 Pomona Granges compose the assembly with National Grange centennial plans noted.
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Maryland State Grange
Tidewater Inn
Easton
Maryland
Donald Shank
Wye Institute
Chesapeake Bay Area
James Sensenbaugh
Quentin Earhart
R. Lamar Green
University of Maryland
Isaac Haut
Gordon C. Cairns
America
Blades and Co
Pomona
General Assembly
Lionel Burgess
Ellicott City
Grove Miller
Plummer
Fallston
Harold Wolfe
Brandywine
Bernard Remsburg
Jefferson
John Maus
Westminster
J. Herbert Snyder
Wal
Francis Scott Key High School
Union Bridge
Mary Jane Jones
Cockeysville
Donald Josselyn
Salisbury
William R. Haines
Rising Sun
Eleanor M. Mason
Nottingham
Calvert Grange
Charles Moore
Charles
Wib Justi
National Grange
Dorothy Markline
Jefferson Grange
Demeter
Ceres
Austin P. Renn
The
Grange
Jesse Burrall
Monrovia
Bernard Folker
Henderson
Order
Harold E. Reiley
Woodsboro
Leroy Hassen
Aberdeen
College Park
William Gerlach
Dublin
John Swad Jey
Hagerstown
Harlan Biggs
Hetzel Lambert
Marshal Flook
Ballenger
State Grange
Topeka
Kan
National Welfare Committee
Burgess
Patrons of Husbandry
Carol - Anne
Ridgely
Calvert, Colora
Tri-County
Pennsylvania Cow Sets Breed Record
A Pennsylvania cow, Mowry Skyliner Esther 5288863, set a 12 month senior three year old Holstein production record with 30 867 pounds of milk and 1136 pounds of butterfat at Mowry Farms Roaring Spring. Esther’s 3.7 percent butterfat and 40 pound lead over the prior 1961 national mark were achieved in a 365 day lactation starting at age three years six months.
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Pennsylvania
Mowry Skyliner
Esther
Mowry Farms
Roaring Spring
Breezewood
Barbara
Gelbke Brothers
Vienna
Ohio
Gray
Mowry
Crystal
Hamaret
Hereford Sold To Bethesda Buyer
Samuel L. St. Clair of Monrovia Maryland sold a registered Polled Hereford bull to George A. Myers of Bethesda Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. St. Clair
Mon
Rovia, Md
George A. Myers
Bethesda
Pickett Lives On as Richmond Businessman After War
After the Civil War General George Pickett, famed for Gettysburg, did not die in battle. He returned to Richmond, pursued business interests, and died there in 1875.
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George Pickett
Gettysburg
Richmond
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor in Eric, Pa, has perfected a tiny powered hearing aid that makes whispered speech clear. The device uses a small energized unit and is offered with free information by mail.
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E. 6Th St
Eric
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Cynthia Metzger
Christ Reformed Church
Kingdom Roll Call
Loyality
P.T.A
Raritan Club
Burkittsville
Young Farmers Group
Frederick County Holstein Association
DHIA
Farm Bureau
United Appeal
Frederick County Fair
Farmers Supply CO
Delaval Milkers
DeLaval Milker
New Idea
Carrol
Southern States
Frederick
Commerce St
Frederick, Ma
Middletown Valley Co-Op
MT. Airy Cooperative
Mt. Airy
Hhi
State Grange Plans Conference
Kersville
Eslla Everett
Bel Air
John Swadley
Flora
North- East
Frances Darner
Bruce Crum
Edward F. Holter
Herbert Hoopes
Forest Hill
Austin Renn
Adamstown
Harry Koller
Sykesville
Frank Darner
W. Harlan Biggs
William B. Embert
Church Hill
Hansen Hoffman
Agriculture and Resolutions Committee
John Magruder
Paul Nystrom
T. B. Symonds
William Burall
Noah E. Cramer &Son
North Court St
Frederick, Md
Hereford
Frederick Bottled Gas Co., Inc
N. Market St
K-Veniences
CAVCO
North Market St
Dial
Loyola Federal
Lord Calvert
Loyola
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan Association
Preston
Baltimore, Maryland
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