Frederick plans grand Hallowe'en celebration by civic clubs
Frederick civic and service clubs form a permanent committee to stage a large Hallowe'en event on October 31. Leaders from the Chamber of Commerce Rotary Lions Kiwanis Civitan and other groups will run a parade ball and masq ue party with prizes for costumes and performances. The plan includes curbing rowdyism with a townwide effort involving the mayor and city services to ensure safe family entertainment and coordinated publicity.
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National Guard
Eshleman
C. of C
Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd C. Culler
Organside
Frederick City and Co
Hallowe'en
Five Day Bank Week Trials and Opinions Across Maryland
Baltimore report shows the five day bank week a success with public and staff in Baltimore City and five counties. Banks expect to continue the summer experiment, with some counties opting to stay on the five day schedule while others discuss permanent adoption.
Lactation Records Reported by State Dairy Office
More than 3 500 lactation records have been reported to the State Extension dairy office by M and D. H.L A. Dairy Here Government Association supervisors during the first six months of this year. The figure represents 26.3 percent of the cows being tested in the associations and United States, according to Senger of the dairy at the university. West Virginia had the highest percent of records reported in 294 while Delaware barely edged Maryland by reporting percent of the total number of cows in their D. H. A. The reporting of the Bon records on a 305 Gar is the first step toward proving, comparing daughter’s production to that of their dams a herd sire. Every dairyman should encourage the tester to send in the information as the cows complete their records. In discussing the proving of herd sires, Senger said, Every dairy man needs the information required to prove a sire and he needs it as quickly as he can get it. Such information will help him decide whether he should continue to use the bull, whether he should keep the animal’s daughters, whether he should raise more of the daughters, and whether the bull’s sons should be kept for future use. Dairymen were urged to have cows and calves properly ear-tagged for identification, to keep birth date records, to record freshening and dry dates complete and accurately, and to assist the supervisor obtain any other information he needs.
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State Extension Dairy Office
M and
D. H.L A. Dairy Here Government Association
Ted
Senger
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Holstein producers top record list in Vermont herd
Brattleboro Vermont September 1 Holstein-Friesian cows in the herd of W Hieffer Cobleniz Middletown id. completed official production records in the Herd Improvement Registry Test announced by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Deerspring Burker Aicarira led with 521 pounds butterfat and 16 542 pounds milk in 365 days at 5 years 4 months. Deerspring Fobes Ormsby second with 114 pounds butterfat and 15 042 pounds milk in 365 days at 7 years 11 months. Inventor Samuel Colt built a wooden model revolver in 1329 at age 14 during a runaway voyage.
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Brattleboro, Vt
Whieffer Cobleniz
Middletown
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Deerspring Burker Aicarira
Deerspring Fobes Ormsby
Samuel Colt
Court News Divorces and Real Estate Transfers Listed
Equity case Martha C Droneburg versus Robert P Droneburg filed for divorce. Numerous property deeds recorded including Alamie A Sewell to Ggie L Sewell, Stanley Mumford to William Arnold Landveight, Norman D Borer to Bruce Aumen, Walter Summers to Howard Quinn, Bruce Aumen to Robert E Smith, James Hildebrand to Clarence Wiles, Lewis Putman to Francis Putman, Francis Putman to L Ignatius Kennedy, and H Douglas Stup Jr to Ignatius Kennedy. County and city designations noted with dollar values.
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Martha C Droneburg
Robert P. Droneburg
Frances Cregger
Ickersor
Alamie A. Sewell
Ggie L . Sewell
Stanley Mumford
William Arnold Landveight
Walter Bowman
Leo Ran- Z
Norman D. Borer
Bruce AE Aumen
Walter E. Summers
E. Ignatius Kennedy
Aberdeen Angus Breeders Show Set At Timonium Fair
A number of people from the state plan to attend the Aberdeen Angus Association Breeders Show on October 4 at Timonium Fairgrounds. The event targets new breeders and farmers, with Angus classes shown by breeders rather than nurse cows, showcasing superior beef type. It begins at 10 a.m.
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Aberdeen-Angus Asso Mm
Timonium
Livestock Show Day At County Fair Draws Farm Participants
October 4 event features free admission with mic lunches allowed and on site refreshment sales. Under one roof to avoid weather disruption, the day highlights Monocaer Farms and Tyrconnell Farms from the county among exhibitors. Also noted is a public service commission approval of Western Maryland Rail Road schedule change for Train No. 5 from 4 35 to 3 35 pm, with Westminster residents cautioned about minimal inconvenience and Eskimos’ practice of submerging infants to curb errant behavior.
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Monocaer Farms
Tyrconnell Farms
Baltimore
Comnun Today
Western Maryland Railroad
Baltimore-to- Hagerstown
Westminster
First Fall Meeting Of W. C. T. U. I Held
The Frederick W C T U held its first fall meeting in the Lutheran church social rooms with a covered dish supper. Thirty one attended including officers and delegates. Mrs Calvin Schildknecht presided. devotions were led by Mrs F B Sappington from Revelations. Delegates for the state convention at First Methodist Baltimore were named. The group noted dry voting in several states and reported an offering of 314. The meeting included a report on Asbury Park trip by State Recording Secretary Mrs Jacob Shawbaker and described the national W C T U convention attendance across 22 nations. Maryland was represented by four members.
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Frederick W . T. U
Lutheran Church
Calvin Schildknecht
F. B. Sappington
Joseph Marmor
Calvary Chapel
Howard Fiick
Camp At the Rocks
First Methodist Church
Baltimore
FB. Sappington
E. R. Pearl
Thomas Anderson
Derr
Ralph Fahrney
John Cummings
George Hoke
Schildknecht
Harry Smith
Jacob Shawbaker
Asbury Park
Eta Boole
Ocean Grove
Maryland
State convention names life member during meeting
The State president Mrs Wagner led a devotional and was made a life member by delegates at the convention.
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Wagner
To Decide Order In Which Three Killed in Darnestown Slayings
In Rockville on September 26 the Montgomery County Circuit Court heard a case to determine the order of death for Ross H. Snyder his wife and their foster daughter who were shot in their Darnestown Md home on November 23, 1946. A foster son Robert W. Snyder age 15 was convicted of the slayings and given life in the Maryland State Penitentiary. The action to determine the order of death was filed by Thomas.
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Rockville
Montgomers County
Ross H. Snyder
Darnestown
Mad
Robert W. Snyder
Maryland State Penitentiary
Thomas
Estate in Snyder matter tied to heirs and heirs’ order
C Kelly administrator of the Snyder estate cites that if the foster Snyder daughter dies first the estate would pass to Margaret Rodher Russell mother of Mrs Snyder II and to the sisters of Ross. The passage notes Congress 1862 Homestead Act context that the U S government owned about half the land then.
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C. Kelly
Congress
U. S
United States
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