Feud of the Gregorys and MacDonalds in Neutrality
Kathleen Gregory, Bridget and Kathleen's aunt visit Balmy in Neutrality, learning about the long running feud between the Gregorys and MacDonalds. Kathleen plans to improve her future with new drawing projects while MacDonald explains mining rights and shows models, sparking tension with his attitude and tartan pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Kathleen
Riley
MacGregor
Kit-Smyth
Almy
Circe
Kiathleen
MacDonald’s
Bruce
Donald MacDonald
Evenin
MacDonald
Hem
Gregory
Gregorys
MzcDonald
Angus
Freush
Coterizki
Jones Bowmen
Local Residents and Moves Around Sykesville Area
Sykesville notices list neighbors relocating to Arthur C Brown apartments in Oakland and elsewhere. Rev Fleming spent two days in Baltimore. Mrs Justus returns from Maryland General Hospital to the parsonage, with her mother visiting from Baltimore Ohio. The column notes multiple social visits, funerals, and residents moving between local homes and cross roads Eldersburg. Willoughby Airport is currently located at Damascus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Dave Smokler
Oakland
Arthur C. Brown
Samuel C. W. Fleming
Baltimore
Karl Justus
Maryland General Hospital
Kull
Ohio
Fritzie Justus
Charles C. Williams
Lester Phelps
Wanda Lee Shauck
Gamber
William J. Shauck
Charles Egelt
F. B. Sutch
Luther Sutch
Pennsylvania
Allen Brown
Allene
Washington
Arthur
Dennis P. Lyons
Cross Roads
Eldersburg
Blizzard
Frank Stricker
Donald
W. R. Hatfield
Willoughby
Damascus
Denton and Clarksville Lead Yo Ag Winners at Frederick Fair
Denton high of Caroline county won dairy cattle judging, Wicomico high took corn judging, and Clarksville high of Howard county topped potato judging in the 1938 Frederick Fair Yo Ag contests. Kenneth Ramsburg coached Denton. Donald Kubler of Denton was top individual scorer in cattle judging in a field from 20 of Maryland's 23 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Wicomico
Clarksville
Future Farmers of America
Frederick
Denton High
Caroline County
Wicomico High School
Httle Clarksville High
Howard County
Frederick County
Emmitsburg High
Kenneth Rugier
Clyde Boller
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Countian
Kenneth Ramsburg
Sparks High School
Baltimore County
Harry McDonald
Damascus High
Montgomery County
Donald Kubler
Everett Mullinix
Lisbon
Archie Holloway
Snow Mill
Clark Browning
Damascus
Clyde Foster
Sparks
Balvin Brinsfield
Vienna High
George Gorsuch
Liberty
Accident
Bel Air
Thurmont
Millersville
Libertytown
Pocomoke
Oakland
Highland
Old Town
Centreville
Reisterstown
Huriock
Suthersville
Sandy Springs
Dublin
Cuaries Carroll
Walkersville
Poolesville
Friendsville
Princess Anne
Church Hill
Jarrettssville
Clear Spring
Berlin
Greensboro
Boonsboro
Federalspurg
Kubler
Mullinix
Holloway
Maryland
Springfield
Mass
Ir. Rams
Bury
John Ardolette
Salisbury
Paul Waters
Brichley Dyson
Hughesville
Norman Wilson
Norman Roberts
Baden
Harold Moser
Princess Anne High
Poolesvie
Cordova
Gaithersburg
Glasoa
New Wandsor
Church Hil
Sandy Spring
Thormont
Union Bridge
Jarrettsville
Charles Carroll
Sadlersville
Snow Hill
Vienne
Federalsburg
Prince Frederick
Mt Airy
Smithsburg
Flintstone
Great Mills
Hancock
Kugler
Lawrence Wheland
Edwin Oland
Thurman Jamison
Boonsbore
Calvin Harvey
Carroll Horiie
Smithsbury
Snow Hall
Grainsville
Suchersville
Giasoa
Wicemico
Frederick Fair judged by locals and wheat market slips
The 1938 Frederick Fair earns high marks from residents praising livestock, grandstand shows and night displays. Chicago wheat prices edge down then recover as limited follow-up demand and Liverpool quotes weigh. Fredericks county contests list participants and a vocational agriculture drive led by Arthur M. Ahalt concludes with the annual banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Sherwood High
Devoe Meadecorn
J. E. Metzger
C. H. Mahoney
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Vernon Keilholtz
Guy Kromcorn
Homer Martin
John Hettinger
Clyde Boljer
Kenneth Kugler
Frederick
Cate
George Knill
Monroe
Roy Kline
Jack McGolerick
Casper Murphy
Thomas Covell
Liberty
James Moore
George Gorsuch
Nevin Baker
Robert Englar
Earl Spurrier
Norman Koontz
Middletown
Richard Anhalt
Grayson Michael
Robert Burrall
Harold Moser
Carroll Horine
John Eccard
Thurmont
Carroll Zentz
James Brown
Charles Forrest
Calvin Saylor
Paul Fox
Samuel Bittner
Walkersville
Harold Remsberg
Warren Smith
Leroy Hildebrand
Russell Martz
Morris Gaver
Harold Barkier
Arthur M. Ahalt
Frederick High School
Percheron Breeders Hear Banquet Remarks at Key Hotel
Fifty Percheron breeders and guests gathered at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Wednesday night with John M. Crum presiding. Speakers praised the draft horse display at the Frederick Fair, noting the large, quality entries and high sportsmanship among breeders led by Mrs. Glenn Sonner and Mrs. Max Dreyfus. Humphrey Finney spoke on soundness while K A Clark, Joseph Vial, and Dr. Charles H. Conley, Sr. offered remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
John M. Crum
Woodsboro
Frederick Fair
Glenn Sonner
Delaware
Ohio
Stern Bros. Farm
Uniontown
Max Dreyfus
Brewster
N. Y
Carnot
Dreyfus
Columbus
K. A. Clark
Eastern Shore
Joseph Vial
University of Maryland Extension Service
Charles H. Conley
Robert C. Snavely
Hagerstown
Claude Crum
Walkers
Fragmentary Readout of Names and Places in Maryland Areas
A garbled OCR list shows numerous individuals and farm names across Maryland towns including Frederick, Woodsboro, Monrovia, Taneytown, Walkersville, Buckeystown, and Gaithersburg. Entries include persons such as C. L. S. Ramsburg, Mrs. Russell Long, L. C. Powell, Charles Eaves, and others, with farm or business references like Monocacy Farms and Tyrconne Farm.
Birthday party honors Jacob Hesson at Rippeon home
A reception at 41 East Third Street Sunday October 9 celebrated the 86th birthday of Jacob P. Hesson, grandfather of Vernon R. Rippeon. A cake baked by the Rippeons and 86 candles was cut and gifted by two great grandsons Bobbie and Donnie. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Rippeon and their sons Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon R. Rippeon
East Third Street
Mr. Rippeon
Jacob P. Hesson
West Patrick Street
Bmbrs
Rippeon
Mr. Hesson
Local notices mention Mrs Job Burail and Rippeon family
The fragment references Mt. Savage resident Mrs Job Burail mother of Mrs. Rippeon and mentions individuals Carrie Rippaca and Mr and Mrs Heason. The text appears as an obituary or social notice with familial connections and names ready for confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boobie
Donnie
Job Burail
Mt. Savage
Rippeon
Carrie Rippaca
and Birs. Heason
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matklees Gregory
Golder Girl
Donald MacDens
Kethleen
Old Belmy
Chapter
the Stubborn Boy
A Mwitér
C. Brown
Church Avenue
David Cantwells
Freaence
Resnich
Grover Lyons
Cantwells
Phelps
Carl Humphreys
Charles Humphreys
Willard R. Hatfield
Guy Jones
Aaron Evans
Edward N. Derr
Hoffman Bros.tion
Charcles Eaves
Melrose
Jane
Robert Snavely
News-Post
Astor
Page
Russell Bible
Charles Eyler
Price Jackson
Richard Valentine
Robert Poole
Signey Lawler
Edith M. Windigler
A. A. Radcliff
Austin Renn
Adamstown
Lawrence Dorsey
Thomas
Anderson
Yellow Springs
J. Clark Devilbiss
Henry R. Shoemaker
Marshall Leatherman
Lewistown
James Marrone
Ene Eees
L. B. Nicodemus
Frederick's
North Market ST
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Fifth &T
Hagerstown Fair
Quaker City
Feederick
North Market ‘Street
Poeruee Marais
Tom Kelly
Iowa
Virginia
Dosh
Haines’ Livestock Market
Hunter Distillery
Bonita Avenue
Gwynnbrook Owings Mills P. D
A. E
Coffman
Chas. W. Wolfe
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