Dairying Changes Foreseen in Five Years Warned at Frederick Luncheon
Willam B. Hooper of the Maryland Dairy Milk Producers Association told Lions Club of Frederick members that the dairy industry faces drastic shifts in the next five years. He cited Frederick County dairy farms producing about 18 million dollars of gross income from 3,200 farms with cooperatives under five firms and urged farmers to join associations to survive price pressures and consolidation toward larger outlets.
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Lions Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Willam
Hooper
Marylandrama Milk Producers Association
J. Homer Remsberg
Middleton
Frederick Coun
Hooper Point
Maryland
Virginia
Speaser
Laurel
Omar
Zions
Dan Thomas
Rems
Austin F. Angieberger
Ger
Bevard
Ced
Local Club Finances Update and P T A Meeting Notes
The report covers a pancake day fund vote of 500 dollars for West Frederick Junior High uniforms and 130 dollars for Midget football. A parade float is planned and a memorial page for W. KH. Walter and Albert Scott was approved. Adams Town P TA held its first regular meeting with a demonstration on emergency preparedness and a social afterward. Thieves disrupt cable service in Durban for 48 hours hindering South Africa Australia link. Executors sale near Dickerson continues with cattle and other items being disposed of. The Hessian crop reference notes European origins and 1778 Hes cops.
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West Frederick
Hallowe'en
W. KH. Walter
Albert Scott
L. Dade
Jefferson
W. B. Anderson
Frederick
J. R. Little
Annapolis
Bruce E. Crum
Glade Valley
Grayson R. Bowers
Merkle H. Duvall
Earl F. Geisbert
Urbana
Nelson R. Bohr
Mr. Shuff
Ralph Zimmerman
Earl Remsberg
W. H. Kent
Adamstown P-Ta
Samuel Macrum
Josephus
Wilbur
Elmer Michael
James Honfft
Stook
Schorinepal
Charlotte Hume
Merril Adams
Pascal Renn
Joseph Thomas
Lavier Shankle
William Renn
Jake Johnson
Durban
South Africa
Fead
Econper
Australia
Seid
Sealibar
London
U S Becoming Mecca For Foreign Tourist Trade
Foreign tourism to the United States rises as Russians and Europeans visit in growing numbers. Officials expect near one billion dollars in foreign spending this year while Americans spend billions in Europe. Agencies set up foreign units to ease travel and currencies are being welcomed.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Eoast
United States
Atlantic
Kremlin
Europe
Rusiehev
Ed States
American Press
Woter LS
Aerica
Stauffer Geasey Family Reunion At Staley Park
The th annual Stauffer-Geasey reunion was held at Staley Park on September 13. Merril Reddick gave the invocation and Alma Funk led devotions and the memorial for a member who died that year, Scott Rippeon. Prizes were awarded to the oldest man William Masser and oldest woman Bertha Varn Fosser, with further honors to the youngest attendees.
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Stauffer-Geasey
Staley Park
Merril Reddick
Alma Funk
Scott Rippeon
William Masser
Bertha Varn Fosser
Local Club Elects Officers and Lists Attendees
The club elected officers for 1961 with Miss Helena Van Fossen as president and Mrs. Helen Michael as vice president. Others named include secretary Mrs. Margaret Myers treasurer Mrs. Michel Bonnell and parliamentarian Merril Reddick. Attendees listed include Mrs. O. B. Stitely Mrs. Earl Funk and several Freder ick and Baltimore residents.
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Nancy Gibbons
James Edward Cramer
Francis Derr
Millard Gibbons
Sadie ‘Hobbs
Helena van Fossen
Helen Michael
Margaret Myers
Michel Bonnell
Raymond Tree
Amnea Funk
Amareda Ray
Amanda Ray
Archie Putman
George E. Chance
Lynn Chance
Charlotte Handley
Baltimore
Carol
Reunion Plan Set For September 1960 In Ridgely Area
Local families from Ridgely Cooksville and surrounding towns including Frances Lov sicki Larry Curtis Mrs Sadie Hobbs Helen Michael David Michael Doubs Millard Gibbons Ann Gibbons Nancy Gibbons William Shrene Nannie Reddick Merril Reddick Mary Catherine Reddick Ruth Bertha Van Fossen Helena Van Fossen James Cramer and others decide to hold a reunion at a single location on the second Sunday in September 1960. Khrushchev’s New York visit is noted as a quiet reception with no ticker tape display.
Fashion show planned by Delta Kappa Gamma at Howard County High
Delta Kappa Gamma members plan a fashion show at Howard County High School on Thursday at 8. Tickets cost around 100,000 in city funds and proceeds support teacher training scholarships. The event offers a largely silent display of current season trends and a chance to view fashion from several designers.
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Delta
I Kappa Gamma
Delta Kappa Gamma
Chiorophy
Howard County
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Roney Motor Co
X. Market St
Market St_ Frederick
Audivex
the Frederick Hearing Aid Ceater
Patrick St
Mercer
Rexall
Corner North Market & West
Nikita Khrushchev
New York City
Francis L. Dickensheets
Lawson Motors
Underwood—Crest
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
Easy Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
the News
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South Market Street
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Nazional Cisualry
Griswold
Detroit
Michigan
P. L. Hargett & CO
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Rough Tron Co
Rat Patrick St. MO
T. J. Kerfoot
Shookstown
Assembly OF God
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Ste Eee Garrell
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