Frederick County Dairy Team Wins State Cattle Judging Title
Frederick County 4 H dairy cattle judging team captured the Maryland state title at Timonium Fair, with George C Stauffer Walkersville top individual and Maurice Ahalt Middletown second. Carroll and Allegany placed second and third. Montgomery fourth. Team coach Henry R Shoemaker and Willard Holter assisted training.
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Tow
Frederick Coun's
Timonium Fair
Baltimore County
E Penn Hotel
Frederick
Carroll County
Allegany County
Montgomery County
Frederick County
George C Stauffer
Walkersville
Frederick Countian
Stauffer
Maurice Ahalt
Maddleton
Robert Young
Maryland
Tod
eRrreee
Aha't
Merkle
Henry R Shoemaker
Willard Holter
Middletown
Cattle From Drouth Areas Placed on County Farms
Three more carloads of cattle from drouth regions arrived in Frederck county during the weekend. About 600 head are now pastured on county farms at the government rate of 275 dollars per head per month. Cattle arrived Monday night at Thurmont and Tuesday morning at Mounta and Mt. Airy, with farmers receiving cattle and the related pay arrangements continuing.
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Thurmont
Montoia
Mt. Airy
de A.d
Drouth
Making Making A Sauce For Sweetbreads
NEA Service staff writer Mary E. Dague presents a wine-free sweetbreads sauce recipe. The method details browning sweetbreads with mushrooms, then preparing a butter parsley celery stock sauce enriched with yolks and vinegar. The piece includes menu items for breakfast lunch and dinner.
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Mary E. Dague
NEA Service
New Deal topics discussed at Pomona Grange meeting
About 200 attended a Smithsburg Md Pomona Grange gathering at Community Hall to discuss The New Deal phases and tax problems hosted by Mountain View Grange. Reports included a Petersville picnic, State Grange plans in Frederick, and extension service insights on farming economics.
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Pomona Grange
Community Hal
Smithsburg
Mountain View Grange
New Market Grange
Nown
David H. Fry
Jefferson
Petersville
Algie M Eizter
Mt. Pleasant
State Grange
Frederick
Henry AR Shoemaker
Coun
Helen Pearson
Austin F Renn
J Fromer Reétusserg
Harry L Tant
E T. Oswald
University of Maryland
Mir Oswald
Orecrany
America
I Keller Shenk
Letersbwig
Chester Shenk
M. Ecker
Potommie Granké
Reading
Lenora Sprechner
Local Names Listed in Unclear Notice
A damaged OCR fragment lists individuals Chester Stone Bernard Zammerman and Owen Mercer along with others including Howerd Minnick Feehirt Grossnickte and Huston Cee, unclear role or action. Further context is unreadable and no dates or places are shown.
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Chester Stone
Bernard Zammerman Hh
Owen Mercer
Howerd
Minnick Feehirt
Grossnickte
Huston
Cee
Explosives Smuggling Arrests Spur Hollywood Search
Police traced a cache of more than eight tons of dynamite and black powder moved from a Beverly Hills estate toward Pickfair area. Three suspects fled with boxes loaded onto a truck, with radio cars scanning Hollywood for the missing crew and the charges alleged to be stolen from a Newhall powder magazine last May. A property sale listing at 119 North Bend Street is also recorded in county records.
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Hohsscod
Cal
Te Leval
Pickfair
Hoa
Newhall
Hollywood Halls
Clerka Offte
North Bend Street
Charles
Charles G Hue
Mrs Wech denies deed of trust fraud in equity suit
Mrs Harie Weer now known as Hattie Vo Ware of the Windobona hotel at Braddick answers an equity suit with demurrer and motion to dismiss. She says she had no direct knowledge of the indebtedness claimed, denies assuming notes, and contends the deeds and trust were to resolve domestic issues with her husband rather than defraud creditors.
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Thasne
Harie
Hattie Vo Ware
Windobina
Braddick
Hetehts
M Demurrer
Wechner
George Wo Wech
Washingon
Frank T. Warte
Wech
Kemp
Vindobons
Warfield
Anniversary Picnic Of The Weenaps Club Story
The annual anniversary picnic of the Weenaps Club was held Monday after August at the home of Mrs Rotrold Kilogith. Forty eight members and guests attended with meal and social time followed by a brief business meeting. Mrs John Engle, as program chair, presented plans for the coming year.
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Weenaps Club
Pod Munday Aftire cc
Mes Rotrold Kilogith
John Engle
Picnic Supper Served by Hospital Committee
A deJerous picnic supper was served by the hospitality committee led by Mrs PD J Thomas, chairman, in charge. The first regret on the...
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PD J Thomas
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Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
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