Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-01-22
Farmers Institutes.
Meetings To Be Held Here And
Elsewhare In County.

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Meetings To Be Held Here And
Elsewhere In County.
Farmers Institutes for Frederick coun
ty will be held in the following name'
cities at the time ane place indicated be
low: s - ~
Myersville. January 26th in the Schoo
Building.
Middletown, January 9th. in Schoo
Building. "
jefferson, January 2Sth, in Junior Hall
Adamstown, January 28th, in Adams
town Hall.
Emmitsburg. January 18th, in Schoo
House.
Thurmont. January S0th, in Town Hall
Frederick, January 3lst, Court House
The morning sessions will begin prompt
ly at 10 O'Clock ard the afternoon SEES
sions at 1.3O o'clock. The lectures viii
be of interest to both the men and WON
en- of the farm. There will be joint
session in the morning consisting of both
men and women while in the afternoon
separate meetings will be held for each
group. 1t is urgently requested that
people be prompt as possible in arriving
at the place of holding the meetings in
order that each session will be held on
scheduled time.
So far we have been informed that
lunch will be served at Middletown,
Jefferson, Adamstown and Thurmont.
The other communities nave not as yet
arranged the details of their plans.
At Thurmont the annual community
show will be held in connection with the
Institute and an illustrated lecture will
be given at the evening session.
Products should be brought to the
Town Hall Thursday afternoon, SO they
can be arranged in logical order before
the meetings begin Friday morning. The
premium list is published in this issue.
Let us make this the best Institute
ever held in Thurmont.
Committees for the Institute are as
follows:
To Arrange Building.
Herbert Zentz, chairman; Ernest Pow :
ell, B. B. Dotterer, Mrs. Geo. Wilhide,
Mrs. Geo. Late.
Executive.
David Zentz, chairman; Frank Stevens,
Mrs. DanI Flory, Mrs. Lille Powell.
Receiving. Exhibits.
Mrs. Carl Gall, Mrs. David Zertz. Mrs
Clarence Creeger, MIR. C. C. f. Bowers,
Mrs. Dan'l Flory, Mrs. Glenn Gall. Say
lor Weybright.
Arrangement Committee.
MEMS Work.. H. Lewis. Victor
Birely, L. B. Nicodemus. VIM. Stoner.
WOMEN'S WORKINGS. Chas. Rams
burg, Mrs. H. Dorsey, Mrs. Ed. Seton.
Mrs. Joseph McDaniels, Mrs. ]. P.
Styles.
Poultry.
Carl Gall, Lester Birely, Sam'l Long.
Boosting Committee.
Ross Firor. Russell Fisher, Raymond
English, Elmer Buhrman, Chss. Rams
burg, Adam Zentz. Luther Harbaugh,
Chas Addison, Luther Powell, DR.. VIC
tor Cullen, Ross Brown, A. L. Hauver.
A. M. Isanogle, Marie Eyler, Catherine
Albaugh, Ruth Eyler, Mrs. Frank Stew
ems, Grace Hsuver, S. P. Bussard. Al
bert Grossnickle. Mrs. A. Grossnickle,
H. L. Masser, Mrs. James Stevens, Mrs.
Clarence Wolf, Elmer F. Shildt, Walter
Wiles, Blaine Hoffman, Allen Hoover.
Frank Rice, VIM. j. Martin, Calvin Put
man, Lester Fisher, Stewart Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs d. F. Rdddy, Chas. Ecken-
rode, John Hemler, John Franklin, Geo.
Eckenrode, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orndorff.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Firor. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. ]. Trexler. Edward Settler. George
Keepers. Lemuel Bowers, VIM. Layman,
John Hesson.
Prize Committee.
David Zentz, Frank Stevens, Saylor
Weybright.
Music Committee.
Mrs. Geo. Wilhide, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
B. Dotterer, Chas. d. Shaffer.
Prize for farm family exhibiting great
est number of products and making the
highest total score. First prize to, count
10 points. $40, second prize points. $3.50
third prize, 8 points, IS. Each exhibit
counts 2 points. All products must be
entered under the same name.
All members of the above committees
will please assemble at the Club Room
Saturday evening of this week. Bust
ness of Importance will be discussed.
Show Broken Up.
An attempt to give an entertainment
in the Town Hall last Saturday night
was frustrated by talent from Thurmont.
The entertainment as advertised, was