Finest Horse Show at Frederick Fair Draws Large Crowd
Approximately 115 stations of mares fillies and yearlings were judged before about a thousand spectators at the Frederick Fair on Wednesday. Glenn Sonner of Uniontown judged the event, the largest display of horse flesh ever at the fair, with keen competition. Winners include Dr. Robert C. Snavely of Hagerstown and Mrs. Russell Long of Creagerstown among many named exhibitors, across stalls and mares aged four down to foals, with senior and junior champions named.
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Frederick Fair
Glenn Sonner
Uniontown
Robert C. Snavely
Hagerstown
Russell Long
Creagerstown
Carl S. Ramsburg
Frederick
Claude R. Crum
Walkersville
Lusher C. Powell
Woodsboro
J. Hickman Ganley
Monrovia
William Page
Buckeystown
Harry L. Wisner
Charles Eaves
Markell ‘Dutrow
Charles L. Eaves
Robert Snavely
Monocacy Farms
E. H. ¥Asburgh
Westminster
Buckeystowm
E. H. Vosburgh
Wam Page
Hoffman Brothers
Luther C. Powell
Frank N. Stauffer
Walkers
St Monocacy Farms
Edward N. Derry
Ther C. Powell
Ith
St John M
Doty Remsberg
Jefferson
Claude R. Crom
Harold W Burkier
Richard Remsberg
Cecil Holter
Richard Magales
Buckerstown
Page
Middletown
Donald Eaves
J. Melvin Cook
Linwood T. Offutt
Union Bridge
Robert C. Snavels
Edward N. der
Hebert C
Morocacy Farms
Richard Magahz
Page Ifert
Donald Ea
Chas. Flohr
Melvin Minnick
Marion Hollman
400 Yo Ag Students Banquet Tonight At Hood College
Nearly 400 vocational agriculture students from 34 Maryland high schools arrive for the Maryland Future Farmers of America annual banquet at Hood College Cole Jentz Hall tonight at 6 30. Dr Frank Bomberger will be principal speaker as Clark Nicholson presides. Contests Friday include dairy cattle corn and potato judging at the fairgrounds with 50 dairy teams entered. Attendance is expected to set a record. awards and the Maryland Farmer Degree will be announced.
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Maryland
Future Farmers of America
Frederick
Cole‘Jentz Hall
Hood College
Fair
Arthur M. Ahalt
Frederick High School
Bomberger
Frank B. Bomberger
Baltimore Bank For Cooperatives
Clark Nicholson
Poolesville
H. F. Cotterman
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Tasker G. Lowndes
State Board of Education
Albert Cook
J. E. Metzger
C. M. Wilson
H. H. Angerson
F. W. Fuller
Max Sanit
T. €. Martin
Manville E. Cobtenk
DeVoe Meade
J. R. Ward
E. C. Baily
G. M. Mizell
Robert Remsburg
Donald Watkins
C. H. Mahoney
Snow Hill High
Thurmont
Boonsboro
Clear Spring
Dublin
Fire alarm as smoke from overheated food triggers blaze near Hotel Frederick
Smoke poured from a third floor apartment adjoining Hotel Frederick on North Market Street Wednesday after 4 pm prompting a general alarm. Joseph Blum of Allan Drug Store said his wife knocked on the two woman occupants' door but got no answer. Firemen and station were summoned. damage minimal beyond burned food as the heater remained on.
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Hotel
Frederick
North Market Street
City Fire Department
Joseph Blum
Allen Drug Store
Dozen Tanks Explode at Trembly Point Refinery
A dozen storage tanks exploded and caught fire at the Cities Service refinery plant at Trembly Point causing nearby factory evacuation and endangering several oil villages. Fire crews from nearby towns and the New York harbor department fought the blaze from a distance due to extreme heat.
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Linden
Cities Service Oil Refining
Trembly Point
New York City
Well Report Turned Down By Labor Meet
Houston, October 12. The American Federation of Labor rejected a strongly worded resolutions committee report criticizing government activities as socialism. A floor revolt followed readings by Matthew Woll. Green supported opposition. Delegates sent the report back to the executive council for further study.
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Labor Meet
Houston
Tex
American Federation of Labor
Resolutions Committee
Matthew Woll
Roosevelt
Woll
Green
Executive Council
Frederick Fair suffers two more accidents in second day
Three incidents marred the Frederick Fair second day with two injuries and equipment damage. Powell, of Walkersville, suffered a fractured jaw after a horse kicked him in the judging ring. Mrs. Gosnell received a severe nosebleed and scalp wound when glass shattered from a track object. A monkey bite and an injured North Carolina truck driver also required medical care as two children were found lost on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Powell
Charles H. Conley
Thomas Gosnell
Catonia
Edward Gannon
East Fifth Street
Gosnell
Boutson
North Carolina
Men flee to islands northeast of Cape Horn
A group of men fled to a set of islands northeast of Cape Horn to escape unfortunate affairs of the heart. They spent two weeks engaged in a battle of words.
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Cape Horn
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Yo-Ag
Russell Wachter
Kermar
James Wachter
David Morgan
Ruszell Chter
Russell Marz
Kerman
Paul Ganley
Geo. Fuckinger
Jack Remsbers
Sam Lewis Smith
Richard Magaha
Colson
Mount's
Park Ave
High School
C.E. Cline & Son
William D. Powell
Mrs. Gannon
Bair
Ooh
Carload Sale
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Delphey
ENO Eusa
Police and Firemen’s
Hanes
Hendrickson
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