First Frederick County Tree Farm Is Dedicated
The first Frederick County tree farm was dedicated near Jefferson on Maurice Lee Dade property. Dade received the farm certificate from Lawrence H. Crickenberger as about 200 people heard State and federal foresters speak. The 50 acre site, settled since 1764, grows mainly oak and poplar with 161 year old black oak shown as a highlight. Contests included cross cut sawing with first prize $30 and second $20 awarded to Middletown High entrants.
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Frederick County
Maurice Lee Dade
Jefferson
Dade
Lawrence H. Crickenberger
County Forestry Conservancy Board
Crickenberger
Charles L. Tebbe
U. S
Maryland
Jack Karnig
Tebbe
H. C. Buckingham
FFA
Dades
Maurice Dade
Frederick
Walkersville
Middletown
David Pry
Dick Brandenburg
Middletown High
Just
Morris Wiles
Harold Barkier
Clarence Harbaugh
John Garst
Walkersville High
Pry
Brandenburg
George Halls
Big Pool
Thir
Willam Crone
Bernard Shaff
Arthur White
Steyer
James WO Chaff
Frank Keefer
Robert Miles
Miles
George Halis
Jack Kariig
Henry R. Shoemaker
M. L. Dade Farm
Broad axe demonstration ends in mixed audience
A 50 year old lumberjack demonstrated broad axe work at a home gathering hosted by Mrs. Jane Hammond Clay. Arthur White displayed a Burgess axe and colored slides while several guests, including Mrs. Gladys Hull and Mrs. Shirles Dahlgren, attended. The event ran about fifteen minutes with a guest package won by Mrs. Lorraine Wolf as president Virginia Albright presided.
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Arthur White
Jane
Hammond Clay
White
Galdys Hull
Shirles Dahlgren
Europe
Mt Axe
Lorraine Wolf Presid
Irginia Albright
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