Fair Winners Are Listed
Maryland State Fair beef show highlights top breeds and champions. Betty Huebner of Tramsville claimed the yearling Angus championship with James Huebner earning the reserve. James C. Linthicum of Dayton repeated his Hereford heifer win and captured the reserve overall. Gene Mullinix led beef fitting and showing with the grand champion. multiple 4-H participants from Woodbine, Union Bridge, Long Green and surrounding towns earned top money in lightweight, medium, and heavyweight steer divisions across Angus Hereford and Shorthorn classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timonium
Maryland
Betty Huebner
Tramsville
James Huebner
James C. Linthicum
Dayton
Alan Cecil
Reisterstown
Jane Ritchie
Alan
Jane
Gene Mullinix
Woodbine
Aberdeen - Angus
Peggy Arzt
Cecilton
Sandra Mullinix
Gregory Arzt
Gene Mullinx
James Linthicum
Leland McCluskey
Glenwood
Alice Hevner
Rt. 2
Union Bridge
Ellen Hevner
Brenna Mulder
Bloomfield
Easton
Bul Streett
Long Green
Sally Huff
Sparks
Germantown
Dick Streett
Forest Hill
Angus
Illamsville
4-H Livestock Show Winners in Hereford and Shorthorn Classes
A Maryland county fair report lists Hereford and Shorthorn 4-H winners by class and exhibitor. Champions include Hereford Gene Mullinix Woodbine and Shorthorn Bruce Brandel Ellicott City with multiple firsts across heifer calves yearlings and breeding categories, reflecting strong youth entries from Howard and surrounding counties.
Local team members listed for Woodbine and Carroll Counties
Sandra Mullinix of Woodbine lists James Linthicum Dayton and Baltimore County members Jay Huff Sally Huff Bill Street and Charles Streett from Sparks Long Green with 3rd place. Carroll County members George Grimes Cheryl Harrison Jerry Nicholson and Clifford Grimes all from Woodbine for 4th place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Mullinix
Woodbine
James
Linthicum
Dayton
Baltimore Co
Jay Huff
Sparks
Charles Streett
Long Green
Sally Huff
Bill Street
Carroll Co
George Grimes
Chery J. Harrison
Jerry Nicholson
Clifford Grimes
Stono Slave Uprising and 19th Century Milestones
Across history notes, slaves rose against masters at Stono South Carolina near Charleston, with 30 whites and 44 Africans killed before suppression. California joined the Union, Bragg’s Confederate forces withdrew from Lookout Mountain, Boston patrolmen struck causing looting, and a State Department disarmament agency formed. Anniversary mentions include Thomas Coke born 1747 and his later pivotal church roles until 1814.
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Stono
S. C
Charleston
California
Braxton Bragg
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Tenn
Boston
Mass
State Department
Thomas Coke
Brecon
Wales
Church of England
Wesley
America
Coke
U. S
Pioneering Writer James M Thompson Born 1844 and Local Birthdays
The excerpt notes James Maurice Thompson born 1844 in Fairfield Indiana and later Civil War service as a Confederate scout, evolving into a writer known for Hoosier Mosaics and Boys book of Sports, dying February 15, 1901. It lists today’s birthdays for Styles Bridges Ralph Davies William Gossett and Rosser Malone Jr, plus 4-H Demonstration results from Frederick County with top and second prizes at the State Fair in Timommm reported by Assistant County Agent David Engenbrode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
James Maurice Thompson
Fairfield
Ind
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Thompson
Indiana
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
West Pembroke
Maine
Ralph K. Davies
Lines
Cherrydale
William T Gossett
Ford Motor Co
Gainesville
Texas
Rosser L. Malone Jr
Roswell
N. Mex
Frederick County
Timommm
David Engenbrode
Harvey Clem
Route 3
Fred
Frederick County Dairy Demonstrations Lead With Top Award
Erick won first place in the dairy demonstrations with an electrical Gehomming process. Ronald Keller and Steven Keller of Middletown took second in farm machinery and safety demonstrations for cleaning and air filtering equipment. Robert Stansfield III earned second in electrical equipment with a trouble light installation explanation. Mark Miller of Middetown won second in poultry demonstrations for building an egg handier. Alex Smariga of Libertytown earned fourth second place for Frederick County in miscellaneous with pine seedling planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erick
Frederick County
Ronald Keller
Steven Keller
Middletown
Robert Stansfield III
Mark Miller
Middetown
Alex Smariga
Libertytown
Molly Pitcher Named for Water Bravery at Monmouth
Mary Ludwig, famed for supporting troops at Monmouth, earned the nickname Molly Pitcher after carrying water in a pitcher from a spring to soldiers during the battle, following her husband onto the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ludwig
Molly Pitcher
Transformer Fire Near Car Lot on South Jefferson
A transformer on a pole at Car Discount Enterprises on South Jefferson Street caught fire at 9 15 p.m. Friday but caused no damage beyond the transformer burning out. Thomas Pickett, owner, had extinguished the blaze before fire crews from United and Citizens arrived. Work on a 200 volume Chinese encyclopedia in Taipei Formosa resumed after a two year lapse due to funding. one volume has been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Discount Enterprises
South
Jefferson Street
Thomas Pickett
United and
Citizens Fire Companies
Taipei
Formosa
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights and Movie Lineup
A dense Saturday schedule lists channels and time slots for detective shows, news, features, films, cartoons, and sports. Notable items include The Red Pony movie, Jungle adventures, Our Miss Brooks, The Kid From Cleveland, and baseball Phillies vs Cubs with multiple late evening programs and Pageant coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Skipper
Miss Brooks
Buddy Deane
Comedy Playhouse
Jaguar
Phillies
Cubs
Captain Gallant
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clearwater
Bloody Beach
Troy Donabue
Parrish
Frederick
Hereford
Cheryl J. Harrison
Teddy Street
Clifford
Grimes
William B. Hill
Dallas
Renner, Jr
White Hall
Shorthorn
Bruce Brendel
Ellicott City
Spark
Bill Streett
Long
Green
Becky Schaeffer
Sally Buff
Bruce Brandel
Aberdeen Angus
Gaithersburg
David Cable
Sykesville
Pete Devereux
Glyndon
Heifer
Jerry Hevner
Ijamsville
Clifford Hevner
Cecil Reistersteun
Howard Co
Leland McCluskes
Glemswood
Philip
THE
Sundowners
G. L Blues
Technicolor
Panavision
Junner
Warner Bros
TTT
Ada
Metro-Goldaya-Mayer
Susan Hayward
Dean Martin
Governor's Mansion
Cine
Soa
Navarone
the Tivoli
Monte Fri
Know
Mars Opticians
Second St
Beusch & Lomb
Drug
Pearre’s
South Market St
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Taneytown
Joanne Woodward
Paul Newman
Alan Ladd
Don Murray
Hell
Lowell Tire
Coco To Fremfoice
Elks Club
Aneel
Young Democratic Club OF
Delbert Null
Ellerton
Senator “Mike” Monroney
Oklahoma
the Shades
PTA
Wel
Kbde
Dolores Michaels
Patri Ners
Nevile Brand
Ken Scott
Robert
Robert Mitchum-Wagner
Roby McCarthy Sa
Leavitt
Ase Ames Clavell
BF Rocae
MNAS
Whore Wat Manet
Dick Powell
Wendell Mayes
Lane R
Aly
Vital Nture
Trust Service
Western Maryland Trust Co
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Your Navy
Fair Exchange
U—Garden Living
Cleveland
Wide World of Sports
Rough Riders
Susie
Monte Carlo
Walt Disney
Amies
Andy
Popeye
Riends
Channel 8
Shotgun Slade
News
Highway Patrol
Sea Hunt
Third Man
Weather
Waterfront
Albert Schweitzer
R.C.M.P
Lawrence Welk
Boxing
Robert Herridge
Razor Edge
Builders
Georgetown Forum
Sky King
Frontiers of Faith
Eagle
Inside Sports
Colts
Giants
Senators
Orioles
Magic Fire
Judge Roy Bean
Just Men
Chargers
Texans
Molly and
Hollywood
Cuba
Accent U
Twentieth Century
Shirley Temple
Tab Hunter
Dennis the Menace
Maverick
Fy Sullivan
National Velvet
Way of Thinking
Lawman
G.E Theater
Holiday Lodge
Loretta Young
Germany
Rio
Inlalid
Whitesell Pharmacy Prescription Center
R. E. Whitesell
E. Whitesell
N. Market Sé
Investors Loan Corporation
S. Market St
Temren MO
Electris
W. Patrick Si
Frederich
North Market St
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
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