Labor Day Fair Attendance Tops Sixty Four Thousand
Timonium Maryland Labor Day fair draws 64000 attendees with 1558 prize winners highlighted by dairy judging and livestock contests. Officials noted heat and crowd movement were orderly with 24 Baltimore County officers present. Queen Carole Ann Kleinwachter crowned as 4-H parade capstone.
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Neigh
Andrew Wolfthat
AfeKeldin
Jensberger
Washington County
Maryland
Tor
Eisenhower
J Gordon Behrens
Talbot County
Paul S. Stuil
Frederick County
Walt Whaley
Wicamico County
Bovermor
Fairgrounds
Bill Baker
Allegany County
McKeldin
Gaeeharf Hanoull
Carroll County
George Richardson
Howard
Charles Bell
Dorchester
Irvin King
Montgomery Fair
Wayne Parson
Worcester
Dale Norfolk
Calvert
George Duncan
Arunde
Wilbert Sommers
mid-Kent County
George Glouelty
Baltimore
Garrett County
James Leon
Guy W. Grenger
University of
Memorial Stadium
Orioles
New York
Yankees
Kenneth Fors
Rockville
John Nesser
Gaithersburg
John Burton
Port
Joan H. Doud
William Pollenberger
Woodsboro
Frank Downy
Peter McGuirk
Bel
Sue Gray
Snow Hill
Breck Ton
Debnam
Upperco
Kenneth Wood
Doud
Fair-Bound
Ridgely
Eugene Jager
Fulton
Inniar
William R. Powers
Baltimore County
Forest Hall
Edward Wharff
Powers
Mid-Cott City
Robert Messer
Gaithers
Burg
James Hill
Woodbine
Weth Zimmerman
Frederick
Monttgomery
Charles Lethbridge
Shifton
Drew Stabler
Brookville
Jerry Wails
Bel Air
Byron’ iGrossnickle
Union Bridge
Vera i Mae Ernst
Clear Springs
Wayne jHevner
Keymar
Marvin Fox
J Reisterstown
Harold Hutchinson
jCordova
Anne Gover
Lutherville
Melvin Shoemaker
Germantown
Wasssdin
Elizabeth Streett
Carsle Ann Kleinwachter
Weston
Caroline County
John H. Zink
Maryland State Fair and Agricultural Society, Inc
Miss Kleinwachter
Myrna Baker
Berlin
Worcester County
Joan Davis
Beallsville
Montgomery County
Cynthia Merryman
Jarrettsville
Harford County
Jeanetis Flook
Knoxville
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Juniors Win At Gaithersburg in Labor Day Parade
The 19th annual Labor Day event by the Gaithersburg-Washington Grove Fire Department drew about 110 009 attendees despite intermittent rain. Prizes were awarded across categories from most men in line to best appearing ambulances and floats.
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Gaithersburg
Washington Grove
Frederick
Ot Smatch
Union Bridge Company
Damascus Fire Company
Hyanstown Fire Company
Takoma Park Company
Rockville
Gaithersburg High School
Potomac Band
Morris Frock
American ‘Legion
Hagers' Stown
St Mary’s
Baltimore
College Park
Langleiz
Washington County
A. Gude and Sons
Ben Franklin
Knights of Prihias
Lions Club
Gladhill Brothers
Ja Frederick Company
David Magruder
Upper Montgomery Women’s Auxiliary
Hyattstown
Army Gun Match Support at Camp Perry Photo
Hiram A Wolfe of Fort Meade assists the National Rifle and Pistol Matches at Camp Perry Ohio. The sergeant, born in 19 52, is married to Thelma and lives on Route 1 Tourmont. He is son of Mrs Sadie Walfe Route 1 Lanu.
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Hiram A. Wolfe
Thelma
Route 1
Tourmont
Camp Perry
Ohio
Fort George Meade
Hiram
Sadie Walfe
Lanu
Land Week Committee Plans Maryland Observance in Frederick
The Frederick County Land Week committee met August 3 in the Farmers Cooperative offices to discuss plans for the eighth annual Maryland Land Week in Frederick County set for October 6 to 22. The meeting was opened by chairman William Burall, master of Frederick County Pomona Grange, with Noah Kefauver and Charles Remsberg among others present.
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Frederick County
Maryland
John E.clark
Farmers Cooperative
Challamar
Willam Burall
Pomona Grange
Noah ‘Kefauver
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Charles i.Remsberg
Board For Supervisors
The
Catoctin
Local leaders urge Land Week focus on water and soil
E Hodges and Garden S. Guyton and L H Crickenberger urge all city and county service clubs to devote their regular meetings during Land Week to water soil and forestry conservation. Several articles will discuss Water conservation in Frederick Calary and the Potomac River watershed development impact on Fredericks County.
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E. Hodges
Frederick
Garland S. Guyton
Burkittsville
L. H. Crickenberger
Ad County
Frederick Calary
Fredericks County
Potomac River
Shepherd College welcomes 750 students for 85th term
Shepherdstown W V Sept 2 An enrollment of 750 students including 250 freshmen was forecast for Shepherd College's 85th term opening Sept 8. Student orientation week is scheduled at Shepherd Sept 8 13, President Oliver S Ikenberry announced.
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Shepherdstown
V.a
Shepherd College
Shepherd
Oliver S. Ikenberry
Free 36 page book on arthritis and rheumatism
Public service notice offering a free 36 page illustrated booklet explaining causes effects and dangers of arthritis and rheumatism. It describes a treatment method and can be obtained without cost or obligation by writing to The Ball Clinic Dept. 3505 Excelsior Springs Missouri today.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
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