4-H Club Barn Under Construction At Fair Grounds
County agent notes excellent progress on the new 4-H Club barn at the fair grounds funded by 4-H leaders and Fair Board cooperation. Recognition will follow for leaders and friends, with Chairman W. Staley Hahn and others cited for work on the project. Maryland Land Week plans and agricultural notices are also discussed, including peach yellow disease warnings and funding for community shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry RB
Shoemaker
W. Staley Hahn
Mr. Hahn
John Stiles
New Market
Maurice Ahalt
Charles H. Remsberg
Middletown
A. Dot
Glen Trout
Irvin Renn
Frederick County
L. H. Crickenberger
Fred Bull
Cherkenberger
State Fair Board
John W. Magruder
University of Maryland
Magruder
L. OF. Weaver
Weaver
Moderate Decline In Meat Prices Expected
Washington reports that meat prices may ease this fall with hog prices falling as marketings rise while beef and cattle prices edge down early autumn and may recover later in 1950 or into 1951. The Agriculture Department notes prices will likely be higher than last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Security Tax For Servants Adds To Housewife's Woes
A 1951 reform brings cooks and maids under Social Security. By Jan 1 1951 domestic workers become covered with employer and employee contributions. If a maid earns over $40 cash in 24 days each quarter she is likely covered and must obtain a social security number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Social Security Agency
Summers and Haupt Reunions Draw Large Turnouts at Braddock Heights
The eleventh Summers reunion at Braddock Heights Park drew about 160 attendees on August 20 with a full slate of officers and many family members listed. A separate Haupt family gathering also met at Braddock Heights Park on Sunday August 27 with a basket lunch and relatives from Ohio Illinois and Maryland present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights Park
Robert Pffeffer
York
Oscar M. Summers
Monrovia
Alice Gladhill
Woodsboro
Alma Ramsburg
Myereville
Robert Pfieffer
Luam
Lee Summers
John W. Summers
Robert Pryor
Oscar Fisher
Rodney Keith
Orville Baer
Marcus Keyser
John Wright
Edwin England
John Gladhill
Ray Zimmerman
Robert Plieffer
Jess Marks
Roy Summers
Clyde Main
Oscar M., Summers
Ted Rippeon
Harry Main
Dorothy Wolfe
Jates
Schultz
Cora Fogle
Annie Baugher
James Creager
Kathleen Schultz
Grace Weddle
Charles Fogle
Howard Waltz
Chester Long
Ada Baker
Lydia
Annie
Betty
Phylls
Evelyn Summers
Carolyn Poole
Charlotte Rippeon
Audrey King
Barbara Main
Dixie
Linda Summers
Janet
Margaret
Ruby
Darlene Baugher
Terry
Sandra Creager
Evelyn
Shirley
Dorothy
Mildred
Ruth Ann Schultz
Helen Summers
Florence
Mary Ramsburg
Barbara Weddle
Ginny McVery
Darlene Main
Shirley Lawson
Doris Miller
Connie Summers
Linda Pryor
Patsy Fisher
Daisy Summers
Joan Keith
Barbara Keyser
Jean
Ruth
Kathy Schultz
Bonnie Wright
Grace Gladhill
Barbara Luhn
Dorothy Snyder
Mary Ruth
Janet Pfieffer
Lorraine Baugh
Juanita Main
Nancy Summers
Perry Pryor
Ray
Kenneth Fisher
Ronnie Keith
Mike Baer
Marcus Keyser, Jr
Charles
William Schultz
Buddy
Richard
Donnie Gladhill
Eugene Zimmerman
Bobby Pfieffer
Eddie Marks
Chester, Jr
Kenneth Baugher
Charles Pike
Wayne Summers
James
Robert
Maurice Haupt
Henry Haupt
Meredith
Harry Haupt
Wheeler Haupt
Linda
Marshall Haupt
Marietta
Floyd
Wayne
Frank Haupt
Grayson Wise
Patsy
Carol Ann
Hazel Lewis
Thurmont
Charles Gance
Ernest Smith
Gladys Smith
Hagerstown
Helen Haupt Lighter
Kenneth Bussard
Samuel Smith
Oliver Wise
Howard Jennings
Donald Kinna
Elizabeth Minnick
Marie Kinna
Betty Carter
Save Timonium Bonds Plan Aims to Back Maryland Fair
Maryland State Fair at Timonium seeks bonds and stock to raise funds for Pimlico Race Track rebuilding. A local committee led by William F Schraderberg mobilized farmers and agricultural supporters to subscribe 10 bonds and 200000 in stock while arranging 300000 in interim loans. Bonds are 500 denominations at 5 percent interest with stock option at 5 dollars per share, open to Maryland residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Save
William
F. Schraderberg
Upson
Friends of Agriculture
Friends
Night Sale Of Dairy Animals Sets Record At Frederick Fair
Night sale at the Frederick fairgrounds on August 24 featured 82 dairy cattle from Webs ter MacCartee and Edward No Derr. Total receipts reached 15,825 dollars with top buyers from Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Delaware. MacCartee shipped 30 animals for 9,095 dollars. Derr’s 22 animals brought 6,730 dollars. Notable auctions included Lynden-Ayre cows going to H. W. Seidel and strong bids from Walter Shaberry and Stephen Kosturick, with Barker managing the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fairgrounds
Webster MacCartee
Ellicott City
Edward No Derr
New Windsor
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
MacCartee
Ayrshires
Derr
H. W. Seidel
Virginville
Mr. Seidel
Walter Shaberry
Thomasville
Folly Quarters Magnet
Stephen
Anna Kosturick
Cambridge Springs
Folly Quarters
Margaret H. Fiegal
Hagerstown
CH. Linthicum and Sons
Boyds
Milk Shipments Will Continue in D C Despite Ban Revisions
Washington authorities extended the stay on uninspected milk shipments for at least two more months to expand the pool of independent Maryland and Virginia dairy farms able to meet revised standards. Only 19 of 235 inspected farms obtained permits, and the ban reversal would curb 18,000 gallons daily. The Dent changes ease sterilization and barn design rules while boosting dairy herd improvement education at Timonium Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia Health Department
United States Public Health Service
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association
Maryland
Cumberland
Myersdale
Dairy Department
University of Maryland
Dairy
Order Nisi On Audit No 10283 Equity in Frederick County
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County sitting in Equity the August 28 1940 report of the Auditor in the matter of Gertrude V Cramer et al is to be acted upon September 15 1950 to ratify and confirm the named petition unless cause to the contrary is shown prior to publication. The order requires publication in a Frederick County newspaper at least seven days before the day. Clerk Ellis C Wachter. Halden S Fejton solicitor. True copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NISI
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Renaert
Gertrude V. Cramer
Ellis C Wachter
Halden S. Fejton
Ellis C. Wachter
dAug
Joseph M. Richards
Phyliss K. Rickards
Joseph M. Rickards
Maryland
Cleveland
Ohio
Hoffman
Phyliss Rckards
ELLIS_C. WACHTER
Frederick Counts
Richard E. Zimmerman
Orea C. Wachter
Crem
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
N. L. Walker
Walker
Brattleboro, Vt
Carlos Piere Charmette King Betty
R. H. Richardson
Westminster
Arrow Beer
Globe Brewing Co
S. Hanover St
Gabe Brewing Co
Balto, 1
CEE
Mighaway
Frederick
Maryland State Roads Commission
Timonium
BABY
Pullorum
West South St
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
NEW Market Grange
C. W . Kent
Jug Bridge
William Wilcom, Jr
Grange
Jefferson
Richard Baumgardner
Urbana
Belgium
Baumgardner
France
Ireland
Scotland
England
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Grange Hall
Frederick County Health Department
Washington State
Dad
Melanie Windle
Altus
Okla
Mitchell Windle
Oklahoma
43Th Division
the News
Stevens Flying Service
Frederick, Maryland
Womry
Seca
Scotts Seed
South Market Street
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont, Md
Monrovia Supply CO
Monrovia, Md
Phone New Market
H. B. Duvall
H. C. Summers
Mercer Jones & Son
Orphans' Court
Charles F.pingley Vate
Edna M. Pingley
D. Princeton Buckey
Murray H. Fout
Harry JD Radcliff
Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court
Bessie EF Manahan
Marth
Seid
FESO
Leo R. Manahan
William M. Storm
Harry D Radcliff
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