Frederick County Second in State Dairy Cattle Contest
Frederick county placed second in the Maryland dairy cattle judging contest at the Timonium fair with nine counties entered. Kent county won, followed by Montgomery Baltimore Carroll Harford Anne Arundel Garrett and Howard. The top three individuals to join the Maryland team for the National Dairy Show in Detroit were Walter Morris Kent county Austin Miller Middletown and Wilbur Morris Kent county. Austin Miller also had the high Holstein score and won 39 dollars. Kenneth Baker topped Ayrshire with 20 dollars. County exhibits earned 162 dollars in prize money, with Ruth Kemp of Liberty leading in Jersey classes and other Frederick entries placing in Guernsey and Holstein divisions. County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker led the county’s successful display and judging effort drawing notable attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent County
Frederick County
Montgomery
Baltimore
Carroll
Harford
Anne Arundel
Garrett
Howard
Maryland
Detroit
Walter Morris
Austin Miller
Middletown
Wilbur Morris
Kenneth Baker
Ayrshire
Ruth Kemp
Liberty
Aston Kemp
Cali
Margaret Titus
Petersville
William Keeler
Creagerstown
Allen Cramer
Frederick
Lee Ifert
Henry R. Shoemaker
Loudoun County Fair and Horse Show Draw Large Attendance
Attendees at the Loudoun County Fair and Horse Show in Purcellville Virginia last week ranked among the largest on record. cattle and horses competed for numerous prizes across categories including Guernsey Jersey and Holstein cattle, mares and geldings, four horse teams, and produce of dam. Winners included D C Sands Middleburg and W T Smith with multiple first places, and Glenwood Stables collecting several top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcellville
Loudoun Couny
D. C. Sands
W. T. Smith
Utgard
Lees_ sa
Barrow
Ditt
Middleburg
Guernsey
Alice
D C. Sands
Lisimia K. E. Hitt
Atte Jersey
Miik
Huntland Farms
D. Cc. Sands
Maddleburz
Mo Warner
Parcelsville
Brownie
McArtor & Smith
White
McComb Bros
Betty
France
Loudoun, Saunders,& Myers
W. T
Dock
Ludington Patton
Afilwackee
Wis
Bessie
C. E. Norman
Parcellrilie
Mack Ludington Patton
Courtland Smith
Lutington Patton
C.E. Norman
T. D. Merchant
Parcellvile
Clifton Simpson
Round Hill
J. R Chamba
Aly Uze
xTades
Pare Bred
Ladinston Patton
George
Hansland Fames
Barnett
Buntland Farms
My Business and Partners in Middleburg Notice
A notice lists multiple parties including Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lewis and E. L. Redman of Middleburg Virginia along with Nes D C Sands and Mrs. D C Sands. The document appears to reference a business arrangement or partnership at Mainspring and Irish Seas with several roles such as second and third and running sand noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Lewis
Nes
D.C. Sands
Middleburg
E. L. Redman
Green Huntere
D. C. Sands
Gente
Baltimore man faces reckless driving hearing in Middletown
C Anderson of Baltimore is to appear before Justice J Hollins Kefauver on a reckless driving charge after a National Pike crash near Middletown that killed Clarence H Fark of Pittsburgh and injured I G Zlee. The alleged car, reported as Andersons with license Marsland 107 465, backed from a side road into Farks path, causing the fatal crash Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Anderson
Baltimore
J. Hollins Kefauver
Middletown
Kefauver
National Pike
Clarence H. Fark
Pittsburgh
I. G Zlee
Raysa
Marsland
Anderson
Braddock Heights
Firk
Fark
Ilsc
Frederick City
Man Held On Check Charge In Baltimore Case
Baumer, about 30, arrested around 12:30 AM by Officers Schell and Salter at the Baltimore police headquar ters, after Detective Kennedy notified about a bad check written in Greensboro NC. He will be released once the check clears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baumer
Schell
Salter
Kennedy
Baltimore
Greensboro
Rally at Thurmont Led by Law and Order League meeting
Up to 150 persons attended the Thurmont town hall rally on Monday evening. Lestie NX. Cuttents spoke at length on law enforcement. Cards were signed adding 24 new members to the Frederick County Law and Order League. Rev. Pr PoEelmer presided. Res Woo Robler offered a toast. Rev. J AL Brosins gave the benediction. Other details note the district committee’s activity in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order League
Thurmont
Lestie NX. Cuttents
Longittog
Law
Alek County Law and Order League
Pr PoEelmer
Res Woo Rob
Also Mentioned on This Page
Timonium Fair
Purcellaville
C. B. Nor- Ian
Glenwood Stables
Hird
Dinah
Sean
Wuntidnd Farms
OE Morman
Sesand Ues
JF. Grimes & Son
Mary
St. Louis
Enneyvo
Enney Stores
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Chambray
Penney
Thomas H. Haller
North Market St
and Order League
Frederick County Law and Order League
Jease
King Widnesilley
Brooke
Tulan Delphey
J Paul Delphey
West
Patrick Afieat
Washington Street
Gilly C
Miatleny
Ruth Wertheimer
Lentay A.dewell
Cumberland
India
State Bank
Hese
Commercial Bank
Adamstown
H. Carcy
Blecketta
Ray Smith J. MN. Cromerell
J. Stunkle
Thomas Vernon
Yingting
J. W. Stocks
Edward Smith Willam
Reas RK
Sader
Jefferson
Albert Thranker
Jobo
Bowma
David M. Sonder
GC. Maught
Charles A. Hemp
Daniel L. Stagle
Waurice
J. Dade
Roger L. Dade
Lemue
J. Keller YW
Etchison
Albert A. Royer
Albert %. Bunsord L. Roy Remsherzff
C. Fawley
Ernest W. Fry
MT. Airy
Windeor Williame Byron
Dorsey J
Beall Hermen
Young Thomad A. Barnes
Edward L. Baker
Edgar A, Mehride
Charles A. Ogle
Marry L. Gushey
Harvey W. Moxley
VW. OL
Nicodemos
Edger Smith
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
State of Maryland Depositary
Maryland Theatre
W L
Fisher
Ben Wilson
Neva Gerber
AL Ferguson
United States
Secret Service
Arthur Lake
Iaughipz
Fred Thomson
Ameri Jmerican
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
P.O
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
South Market St
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