Progressive Picnic Planned by Fulton Grange No 66
Fulton Grange No 66 schedules a progressive picnic on Monday September 3 gathering at Oakrys Grange Hall at 7:30 pm and traveling by bus to members homes. Attendees should bring silverware a dish and vegetables with plates provided. Games will be played. Charles G McSparran is in charge and a chicken barbecue is planned later in the month.
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Fulton Grange No. 66
Oakrys Grange
Grange
Oaklyn Hall
Harles G. McSparran
Lit
Oie Economics
Iss
William Walton
Bie
Kenneth Probst
Edward James
Pomona Grange No. 71
Clothing to Save Time and Money for Kids
Bernice J Tharp of Pennsylvania State University urges home sewers to make children’s clothes to save time and money. She recommends simple patterns with few pieces and using flat construction to let garments widen at side seams for faster, better results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice J Tharp
Pennsylvania State University
Grand Champion Brown Swiss at Fifth Annual SPARC Show
Loy N. Orn exhibited Loretta to win the grand champion Brown Swiss and overall senior honors at the Fifth Annual SPARC Cattle Show held in Lancaster on February 11, 1953.
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SPARC
Lancaster
Loretta
Loy N. Orn
Harnish Purchases Ayrshire Registered Dairy Cow
Marilyn R Harnish of Quarryville buys one registered Ayrshire cow per Ayrshire Breeders Association records. Brandon VI official notes complete records of registered Ayrshires in the United States. Ayrshire cattle prove low cost milk with about four percent butterfat, boosting dairy farmers interest.
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Marilyn R Harnish
Quarryville
Ayrshire
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Welercity
Chnester C. Putney
Brandon
United States
Uncooked Jam New Possible with Pectin
Extension nutritionist Louise W. Hamilton of Pennsylvania State University explains a no cook pectin solution can be stirred into crushed raspberries blackberries blueberries strawberries or peaches to make jam. The result mirrors fresh fruit in flavor and color and stores in the refrigerator for months or in the freezer for up to a year.
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Louise W. Hamilton
Pennsylvania
Unversey
Bees Swarm Traffic Light Delays Downtown
A swarm of 8000 to 10000 bees settled on a downtown traffic light in Chattanooga Tennessee causing pedestrians to scatter. Local beekeeper Charles McGhee retrieved a box and ladder from a nearby store and coaxed the queen and workers into a makeshift hive before relocating them to his home hive.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Amaeur
Charles McGhee
McGhee
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Fulton Grangers
Oaklyn Hal
Walter Wood John
Albreath
Marie Murphy
Earl Walton
Mabel Brabson
Ruthann Armstrong
Brabson
Theodore Beck
John Galbreath
Henry Styer
Laura McSparran
Evelyn Richardson
Ruby James
Joanne Gleck
Soil Bank
America
Ceeol
Ural
Cushman Husky
Shank’s Garage
Nevin Street
Wirthmore
Lincoln Welders
Universal Milkers
Insecticides
Haverly Bulk Tanks ‘Lauder Loaders
DeKalb Chix
Hiestand Inc
Marietta
Ivan M. Martin, Inc
Terre Hill
New Holland
Quarry Road
Blue Bell
Lancaster County
Dorff
Littletown
Judd
Bridge Windsor
Mar
E. H
Holstein
Lauxmont
Lucifer
Elvin Hess
Strasburg
Marilyn R. Harnish
Organic Plant Food Co
Grofftown
Ph. Lancaster
Wolgemuth Bros., Inc
Florin
Florin, Pennsylvania
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