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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1946

Page

9

Local Winners At Timonium Fair Show Strong County Talent

Henry R. Shoemaker reports the 1946 Timonium Fair exceeded prewar scope with improved facilities, notable in dairy and livestock exhibits. Frederick county showcased Locvale Farms Capienta Iron and Sons and others winning Holstein ribbons while Monacsey Farms and Diet entries led the Percheron Show. 4-H Dairy Judging qualifiers Jack Remsberg and Richard Holter will compete in Waterloo Iowa. Enhanced 4-H accommodations and a Farm Bureau Day presence marked the event.

Henry R. Shoemaker Army Frederick County Locvale Farms W. B. Capienta KR. Ivline and Sons Middletown Valley Monacsey Farms Frederick William Page Buckeystown Richard Remsberg Jefferson Maston Long Thurmont Tyrconnel Farms Petersville Monocacy Farms Peter Wight Urbana John 5. Page, Jr Carroll Zimmerman Walkersville Donald B. Keller Middletown Hampshires Daniel C. Poole Poland Holter Bros Chester New Market Roy C. W. Schaffer T. 5. Anderson Farm Bureau Jack Remsberg Richard Holter Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Iowa Maryland Timonium

Maryland farmers urged to plant more feed crops in 1947

Maryland farmers should expand planting of feed corn and wheat along with cannery tomatoes, tobacco, strawberries, and sweet potatoes to meet demand and stabilize agriculture. A University of Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station report, led by Profs DeVault and Hamilton, ties lower cost livestock farming to higher hay pasture and grain production for 1947.

College Park Maryland University of Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station University H. DeVault A. B. Hamilton Agricultural Economics Department

Beltone Hearing Device Lets Deafened Hear Clearly

A compact hand sized hearing device enables thousands to hear faint sounds and enjoy sermons music and companionship. Accepted by the Council on Physical Medicine of the AMA. Beltone offers free booklet and home demonstration with no risk.

Council On Physical Medicine American Medical Association Beltone 19Th St Chicago Adv

Fire Extension Building Dedication Parade at University

The University of Maryland hosts a September 28 fire extension building dedication preceded by a parade of fire apparatus from multiple states. About 7,000 firefighters are expected. prizes honor largest contingents and best appearances by departments, bands, drum corps, and entries. Chief A J Bargagni will serve as grand marshal. Eugene J C Raney leads parade committee.

University of Maryland Artice Maryland Virginia District of Columbia West Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey Volunteer Fire Department Mary~land Drum Corps Maryland Volunteer Fire Department Yukidee Islgoa Out of State Volunteer Fire Department A. J. Bargagni Bethesda Fire Department Bargagni Washington Eugene J. C. Raney

Birthday Present Falls as Litwhiler Hurt at Plate

Danny Litwhiler, Boston Braves left fielder, lies unconscious at home plate in Phillies Park after being struck by a pitched ball during the Braves vs Phillies game on August 31. It was his birthday and he suffered a fractured rib, with teammates and fans hoping for a quick recovery.

Danny Litwhiler Boston Braves Phillies Park Braves Phillies Litwhiler NBA

Maryland farm program asks for shifts in crops and livestock

Advisors call for continued culling of dairy cows to boost efficiency with about 210 008 head, 4 000 below 1944 peak. Hog numbers may rise for home use. beef cattle up due to forage. Broiler output capped near 1946 levels. 17 percent cut on laying hens. Turkeys may rise about 20 000. Potatoes cucumbers beans and other vegetables trimmed. canned tomatoes to rise from 44 000 to 50 000 acres. sweet potatoes and strawberries to meet demand. tobacco production could increase to meet buyers’ demand.

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Spate Allows Expansion Beyond 46 100 Acres of 1946

The note indicates permission or conditions enabling expansion beyond the 46 100 acres mapped or allocated in 1946, suggesting policy or land use changes may permit larger development or agricultural areas than previously recognized.

Emmitsburg Social Visits Reported Across Several Towns

Mrs. Eyster hosts visits from Knepper Pryor and Dr Gluck. Eyster and Summers families travel to Hanover and Blue Ridge Summit. Eyler and relatives stop by Gettysburg, while Shriver journeys to Hanover. Emerson family ties noted as visitors cluster in August weekends.

E. E. Knepper Clearspring George Eyster J. Allen Pryor Aaron M. Gluck The Reformed Church of Emmitsburg E. R. Shriver Hanover Raymond Reifsnider Andrew Eyster Karion O'Kelly Blue Ridge Summit Emory Summers Frederick Joseph Hoke George Gingell John Eyler Gettysburg Mr. Eyler

Emmitsburg News Roundup Highlights Local Events

Weekend visitors including Mr and Mrs William Dunn and Alice Adelsberger attended gatherings. Owen Adelsberger suffered a leg break from a fall at St Josephs College and is hospitalized. Emmitsburg baseball lost to Fairfield 6-5, beat Hanover 4-1, then fell to Taneytown 3-2 in Labor Day benefit supporting Sam Breath. Jr. Ge LaRue and Young Greath injuries noted. Harry Boyle Dorsey Boyle families visited. A bridal shower honored Margaret Myers. Baptisms at St Josephs and a Sept 1 wedding of Margaret Myers to Robert Myers. Labor Day guests from Liberty Town and other local notes wrap the weekend.

Owen Adelsberger William Dunn Alice Adelsberger Roy Sires Jane Adelsberger Gullimore St. Josephs College Annie M. Warner Uostotal Emmitsburg Fairfield Hanover Taneytown Labor Day Sam Breath Sore Ge EE Ae LaRue E Mary Carlin Susanne Harry S. Boyle Loretta Sanders Margaret Myers Is Oy Myers Edward Myers Laster Wastler Lil. Man Kreltz Edgar Ashbaugh Doris Olinney Bernadette Miller Betty Jane Ott Viula Houck St. Joseph's Catholic Church George Otsm Brown George Brown Joseph Dennis Boyle Joseph Boyle St. Vincent's Rectory de Paul Street Robert Myers Lottie Myers Baltimore Walter ‘Tanner

Maryland Leads in Thoroughbred Breeding and Horse Culture

A Maryland survey shows over 430103 acres devoted to thoroughbred breeding with 55 stallions and 400 brood mares valued at about 7612750. The state touts soil climate and pony clubs, claiming horse enthusiasm is unmatched and racing remains Maryland’s top sport. Pimlico is criticized as heavily taxed, with a fixed tax to be paid.

Maryland Horse Breeders Association Maryland Pimlico WALIL BaLus Arte Tico

Family Visit Recalls Baltimore Park Outing

A daughter and parent from De Paul street spent Sunday at Carlin's Park in Baltimore on September 7. The article notes Bing Crosby once worked during summer vacations in a pickle factory in Spokane Washington.

Shirley de Paul Street Carlin's Park Baltimore Bing Crosby Spokane Wash

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