82 Animals Exhibited at State Fair by Frederick County 4H Club
Thirty-two Frederick County 4H Club members exhibited animals at the State Fair in Timonium. In dairy 24 exhibitors showed 84 animals, sheep 2 exhibitors 9 animals, and beef 8 exhibitors 13 animals. Jerseys 3 shown by seven members from New Market 4-H. Holsteins 9 members 17 head, Ayrshire 7 members 13 animals, Guernsey 2 members 5 animals. Senior team placed ninth with ranking from 13th to 31st for Clyde Boba Jr. 13, Edward Mathews 27, Richard Grossnickle 31, William Kepler unplaced. Junior team 11th. members Gail Guyton, Grayson Long, Tommy Cook. Senior livestock judging team third. Joe Hubble 9, Wayne Guyton 10, Carrollee Zecher, Bill Remsberg. Junior judging high individual Wayne Hevner. Jackie Hevner 8th. Newell Devilbiss 26. Jerry Hevner unlisted. Eye grading team third. Franklin Barkier, Claiborne Noffsinger, Charles Noffsinger. Tractor contest Richard Grossnickle placed ninth. Frederick County won first in senior float with $30 for theme “Keep Maryland Beautiful.”
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Frederick County
Timonium
Sheep Department
New Market
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Clyde Boba Jr
Edward Mathews
Richard Grossnickle
William Kepler
Gail Guyton
Grayson Long
Tommy Cook
Joe Hubble
Wayne Guyton
Carrollee Zecher
Bill Remsberg
Wayne Hevner
Jackie Hevner
Newell Devilbiss
Jerry Hevner
Franklin Barkier
Claiborne Noffsinger
Charles Noffsinger
Maryland
Week at the City and Drive-In: Bogart to Tarzan on Screen
At the City Opera House audiences can see We're No Angels starring Humphrey Bogart Aldo Ray and Peter Ustinov Sunday through Wednesday. Audie Murphy's To Hell and Back opens Thursday for a week in Cinemascope and color. Braddock Drive-In offers Man Without a Star with Kirk Douglas Jeanne Crain and Claire Trevor on Wednesday and Thursday. Track of the Cat with Robert Mitchum plays Friday and Saturday a Tarzan double feature with Dan Duryea plus The Marauders closes the lineup. Anne Baxter Rock Hudson and Julia Adams headline The Desire at the Hi Way Drive-In from Sunday through Tuesday. Jeff Chandler Jane Russell star in Fox-Fire on Wednesday and Thursday. Friday through Saturday shows The Purple Mask with Tony Curtis Colleen Miller in Cinemascope and color.
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Humphrey Bogart
Aldo Ray
Peter Ustinov
City Opera House
Audie Murphy
Hell
Braddock Drive-In
Kirk Douglas
Jeanne Crain
Claire Trevor
Robert Mitchum
Tarzan
Johnny Weissrmuller
Dan Duryea
Purple Mask
Tony Curtis
Colleen Miller
French Youth At Rockville Nursery
Paul Dyens a 19 year old from Marseilles France arrived in the United States as part of nineteen Young Farmer Trainees. He first worked on a dairy farm in Michigan before transferring to Gude Nursery at Rockville Maryland to pursue his nursery career. He lives with the Harold Youngs, his 16 year old sister and his parents who own a nursery in Nite. His family operates a nursery in Marseilles and grows roses carnations Birds of Paradise and green plants.
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Paul Dyens
Marseilles
France
USA
Michigan
Maryland
Gude
Rockville
Harold Young Nearon
Paul
Nite
English Speech and Nursery Work Highlights Abroad
Months in England aided Paul Gude in fluent English and practical nursery work across several phases. He values the country’s social equality and notes Americans aim to mechanize work. A separate item reports a surprise baby shower for Mrs Lorraine Hawker hosted by Jacqueline Palmer and others at 135 West Third, with yellow and green gifts and many attendees. A third note details Bernard Thomas Moore’s car crash near U S 15, escaping injury as his Chrysler sedan overturned. troopers report a wrecked vehicle and Moore’s account of a slow-moving car ahead.
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England
Gudes
Paul
France
Lorraine Hawker
Jacqueline Palmer
Catherine Simmonds
Thelma Toml
Lufian Weaver
West Third Street
Navy radar man Kefauver attends Instructors School
Virgil L. Kefauver radarman first class USN attends a course at the Naval Station Instructors School in Norfolk Virginia. He is the son of Mrs. Mary F. Kefauver of Middletown Maryland and husband of the former Stiss Virginia F. Carmack of Frederick Maryland.
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Tion
Virgil L. Kefauver
USN
Mary F. Kefauver
Middletown
Stiss Virginia
F. Carmack
Frederick
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