County Youths Lead 4-H Week Activities in Lancaster Area
Some 38 Lancaster County 4-H members and three leaders travel to Penn State for the 1959 4-H Club Week. Delegates and judges from the county join a packed slate of demonstrations, field days, contests, fairs, and open houses from August through September, with Home Economics and Agriculture groups represented by named members across several clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania State University
Winthrop Merriam
Judith Ann Buch
Ephrata RD
Julian Erb
Mr. Joy
Elsianne Hess
Lancaster
Lampeter
Penn State
E-town
Donegal
Bainbridge Fire Hall
Lititz-Manheim
Potato City
Guernsey
Samuel Groff
Wakefield
Penna
Lancaster Stock Yards
Harold Gross
Manchester
Penn
Hershey
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Lancaster Lebanon Co
Lane
Stock Yards
HH. E
Bread Demon
Patricia Musser
Columbia 2
Mary Ann Musser
Manheim 1
Helen Musser
Evelyn Esbenshade
Mt. Joy
Saralee Bradley
Holtwood
Jean Kauffman
Drumore
Anna Mary Singer
Millersville
Delores Warfel
Lance
Barbara Keener
Manheim
Mary Alice Moore
Judy Stauffer
H. E
Agriculture and Community Clubs
Livestock Demon
Fred Bernhard
Donald Hosler
Electric Demon
J. David Lapp
Bareville
Robert Armstrong
Dairy Demon
Kenneth Young
Melvin Shenk
Poultry Demon
Glenn and
Kenneth Porter
Washington Boro
K. Young
Paul Welk
Strasburg
Yen Trimble
Quarryville
Mary Heisey
Sheridan
Keith Overgaard
G. Porter
John Henry Hess
Lamcaster
Carbola Chemical Co., Inc
Natural Bridge, N.Y
Lourdes
Ang Tong Hfe
London
L. H. Brubaker
Strasburg Pike
Lititz, R. D
Lititz
Teelytee Vr RM Buildings
Farm Bureau Profitmake
Farm Bureau
No. Com
ARM
Lancaster County Farmers
Lancaster EX
Manheim MO
New Holland
Quarryville ST