High Island Contest Potatoes and Cattle Shine at Frederick Fair
The Frederick County fair featured corn potato and cattle judging with Sparks winning cattle and Walkersville taking second in corn potato. Individually Stewart Newgal East Market earned top honors in eating contest while Frederick and Immitsburg brought classes in high schools. Fre n national entries included Boonsboro Sparks and Carroll Miller among top finishers in cattle judging with team results listing Oakland Washington and East New Market among leading schools.
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Ocklard Aetrwst
Baltimore
Frederick County
Liberty
Ted
Walkersville
Seco
Thurmont
Frederick
Immitsburg
Maryland
Poonsboro
Stewart Newgal
Eastarket
Shell
Peinte
Chilcoat
Sparks High School
Carroll Miller
Boonsboro
Hyattsville
Billy Shafer
Jersey
Dan Chilcoat
Sparks
Sewell Nock
Berlin
Jack Murphy
Hurlock
Guernsey
Arthur Long
Washington
Robert Stevens
Highland
Marlon Chance
Church Hill
Oakland
East New Market
Hancock
Vienna
Damascus
Harry Porter
Harvey Riley
Fisder Magruder
Karl Fischer
Charmont
Royce Watson
Prince Frederick Mth
Ttomas Rinwues
Ueanerville
Poolesville
Centreville
Baden
Oldtown
Lisbon
Middletown
Smithsburg
Jarrettsville
Flintstone
Stockton
Prince Frederick
Snow Hill
Clarksville
Galthersburg
Suthersville
Emmitsburg
H. Flohr
C. Mumma
James Reynolds
Lee Norris
Paul Leatherman
George Hessong
Wilfred Wisner
Clay Wachter
Rudell Crum
Ira Poole
Roccoe Whipp
Frederick fair notes crowd size and prize results
Report quotes from Frederick and nearby towns praising a recent fair with large crowds and good weather. Winners in corn and potato judging are listed with top teams led by Oakland and Walkersville, while county participants and disqualifications are noted.
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Frederick
Albert W. Condon
Wiliam C. Roderick
Allen R. Smith
Local Sosial Notes From Sam's Creek
Social items from Sam's Creek list visits and family gatherings in Oct. including Clyde Warner family Catherine Warner multipliers, Mr and Mrs Sterning Erb visiting Morgan family near Woodsboro, Miriam Schneider fourth birthday party, and several small hometown visits across Pleasant Valley New Windsor Edgewood Uniontown and Baltimore tied to local residents like George Miller Doris Kintz Carl Kintz Nancy Devilbiss and Vivian Alexander. John Franklin improving after hospital stay.
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Sams Creek
Clyde Warner
Catherine
Veo
George Miller
Paul Sherfey
Sterning Erb
Morgan
Woodsboro
Leighton Schneider
Miriam
Edgar Erb
Sterline Erb
Geo. Miller
Oscar H.mer
Pleasant Valley
John Franklin
Frederick City Hospital
C. L. Alexander
Leighton Schnexter
Carl Kintz
New Market
Dad Solesi
Doris
Billy
Richard
Smallwood
George Devilbins
Desigiter
Nancy
H. H. Devilbiss
Windsor
Morton Engel
Miss Vivian
Margaret Ann Alexander
Edgewood
Wiliam Green
Guy Carlisle
G. FE. Dowell
Dorothy Houseman
Ruth Carlisle
Baltimore
George Devilbiss
Edgar Myers
Uniontowns
Sterling Erb
Ada Erb
Maurice Baker
Bessie Alexander
Community Whispers and Family Visits in Edgewood
Edgewood notes detail multiple family gatherings with the Grimes and related families visiting neighbors including the Grimes and Yingling households. The piece lists numerous attendees from Westminster and Laurel and mentions a London oyster opener with a 10 4 minute opening rate and a 25 year tenure.
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London
Vincent Case Set for Hearing on October
Samuel Vincent of Winchester Virginia is indicted by the September grand jury on charges connected with a fatal wreck near Knoxville. The case is set for Wednesday October 24 with a possible jury trial. The indictments close the term after the criminal appeals docket on October 23. Vincent, severely injured, was charged in the death of Mia John Marker and her son William D Marker after a beer truck strike. The coroner's verdict cited negligence.
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Aan Sllaughter
Chargas
Sam-uel Vincent
Winchester
Vincent
Mia
John H. Marker
William D. Marker
Knoxville
Middletown
Big Marriage Month at Local Courthouse
The marriage license bureau issued licenses to 84 couples in September at the local courthouse marking the third major month of the year for marriage papers.
Marriage Licenses Surged in Two Months with Over 100 Issued
The report notes more than one hundred marriage licenses were issued across two months, highlighting a spike in legal unions. Details on individual names or exact dates are not provided in the readable text.
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Farmers of America
Springfield
Dotty
Dobbin
Coppy
Caube
Goldy
Wee Dancy
NEA Service, Inc
Gaithersburg
Sadlersville
Charles Kellholtz
Ray Riley
August Lackey
Wilfred Koontz
Richard Keller
Dale Draper
John N. Clary
North Court
Clary & Urner
North Court ST
J. Vernon Coblentz
North Court &T
N. E. Cramer & Son
B. C. Wilhide Agency
Duisberg
Edward Grimes
Edward
Walter Grimes
George
W. & Grimes
Lewis Barnes
Virginia
Maggie Dutrow
Osk Orchard
Grimes
John Yingling
Charles Myers
Near Johnsville
Edward Sullivan
Leonard Maisel
Laurel
Dorothy Taylor
Donaldine
Norman Hopé
Barbara
Hazel
Francis
Misa Nellie Hood
Walter Corbina
Westminster
Vincent Case
Greenawalt
Traggi
Biser
Ira E. Biser
Agt
Yard and Office Ofen
Stieff
James E. Doll
Polis
Clompt
Coleteous
Bertica
Tm Banp Ag
Peoples Finance
Ib North
Bank of Personal Service
Ance Man
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market ST
J. Harry Kennedy
East Patrick ST
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
Potts & Griffin
George L. Rothenhoefer
George M. Free
West Patrick ST
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