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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1948

Page

9

Hopp Farm yields 72 bushels corn per acre on ridge rows

Dr Henry Hopp of Yellow Springs conducted field trials with U S soil conservation service scientists showing 72 bushels per acre on ridge row plantings. High nitrogen fertilizer and ridge construction improved soil retention and water infiltration, yielding far above Maryland averages. Sprays after emergence reduced weed competition but ridging remained the key to the record yield.

Ridge Row Henry Hopp U. S. Soul Conservaion Service Yellow Springs Maryland Hopp Frederick County Turner

Tells How Household Pests Can Be Controlled

Extension entomologist at the University of Maryland explains cockroaches include the American, German, and banded roaches that infest kitchens and basements and spread to other areas. Begin with thorough cleaning of kitchens and pantries, remove movable shelves and items, and seal cracks where roaches hide. Treat with the insecticide chlordan after clearing items from cabinets and shelves to target egg hiding spots.

T. L. Hi University of Maryland United States Bissell

Victory Class Meets at Rocky Hill Sunday School

The Victory Class of the Rocky Hill Sunday School met October 15 at Mrs John Eyler’s home. Ten members and nine guests shared Halloween talk, a prize box by Margaret Hippeon went to Mabel Smith, door prize to Marie Fogle, with a program by Mabel Smith and Margaret Hippeon.

Rocky Hill John Eyler Hallowe'en Margaret Hipseon Mabel Smith Marie Fogle M Margaret Hippeon Pauline Smith Pauline Fogle Lulu Beard Genevieve Fogle Margaret Glad‘hill Merril Gladhill Pauline Genevieve Smith Margaret Gladhill Margaret Rippeon

Members to share in Southern States Savings

Farmer members of Southern States Frederick Petroleum Cooperative will share in the 1947 48 net operating savings as a one percent patronage refund on all purchases. About 210 farmers and families attended the Frederick High School meeting where Lee Norris and Robert Ogle were elected to the board. Austin P Renn presided as reports from Southern States and Seven States Cooperative outlined substantial services and savings for patrons.

Frederick Petroleum Cooperative Incorporated Frederick High School Lee Norris Robert Ogle Southern States Frederick Petroleum Cooperatuve Austin P Renn A. G Esworthy Frederick Petrol Eum Coop, Inc Seven States Cooperative W E Southern States Cooperative Nealé Frederick Petroleam Cooperative, Inc W. Staley Hahn

Local board notes annual show prize winners and speakers

Winners of prizes and ribbons in a Southern States feed bag style show included Class I Phyllis Moser Thurmont first Raybert Montgomery Humeville second 1600 16 the Paul Franklin Union Bridge third Joseph Moser Thermont fifth A E Eckard Middletown 25 pound gun grease H Shoemaker Frederick Mary G Castle Frederick Barbara Lambert Frederick Billy Mox fey Mt Aury Route 2 Music by The Swingsters of Frederick group singing led by Mrs Windsor Rev Carl Smith invoc. Dr Alan F Guttmacher to lecture on The Story of Human Birth at Hood College October 22. Longest straight line from Canada to Texas 1598 miles along 49th parallel.

Phyllis Moser Thurmont Raybert Montgomery Humeville Paul Franklin Union Bridge Joseph Moser Thermont E Eckard Middletown H. R Frederick Mary G. Castle Barbara Lambert Billy Moxfey Mt. Aury Robert Windsor Huber Biser Carl Smith

Will Admitted To Probate In Conner Estate

A 46 year old will dated May 31, 1902 was admitted to probate by the Orphans' Court in the estate of Jolin A Conner formerly of Graceham. The will left the entire estate to her husband James W Conner who predeceased her. W Elmer Buhrman of Graceham qualified as administrator. Real estate valued at 1500 was reported. The court approved the administrator account and costs. The piece notes the Ferns wheel design by George Wmerm, an American engineer and bridge builder.

Orphans’ Court Jolin A Conner Graceham James W Conner W Elmer Buhrman Joseph A Jacerh C Gern Margaret D. Ramsburg East Sixth Street Domand William O. Ramsburg Amos A.trator

Covered Dish Supper And T E L Class Meeting

The September meeting of the T. EL. Class was held at the First Baptist church basement with a covered dish supper. Rev W C Royal gave the Prayer of Thanksgiving and Mrs Kira Core presided over the business meeting. New officers were installed by Mrs Gregory and Mrs Royal. Mrs Royal spoke on Enrollment and the session ended with prayer. Twenty eight members and four visitors attended.

T. EL First Baptist Church W. C. Royal Kiracore Gregory Royal

Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D

A Sunday message reports bishops at the Lambeth Conference calling for renewed faith and church health. Readers are urged to reflect on the encyclical’s spiritual courage and the church’s mission to heal divisions and pursue prosperity.

Earl L. Douglass D. D Lambeth Conference Rceas Sears Brisasg Drew Eccles Chris Batson News Sondy

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