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Lancaster Farming

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1964

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2

Farm Women Hold Christmas Program at Moravian Home

The Society of Farm Women No. 1 hosted members and guests at the Moravian Home on Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Abram Bollinger presiding and Miss Elizabeth Gibbes leading devotions. Eighty five attendees. Delegates named for the State Convention in Harrisburg January 11 and 12. Speaker Mrs. Arthur Bartholomew discussed Christmas Hymns and Carols with multiple musical performances and a commemorative poem. Dinner prepared by a committee led by Mrs. Shenk.

Society of Farm Women No. 1 Moravan Abram Bollinger Elizabeth Gibbes Clayton Sangrey Roy Brubaker Amos Shenk Harrisburg Heart Haven Lancaster Arthur Bartholomew Leon Ulrich Margaret Grube Kenneth Brubaker Carol Murry Susie Buckwalter Anne Bomberger Virginia Brubaker Wendy Fritz Diane Buckwalter Eva Mur

Dairymen Advised On Nitrate In Forage Use

Missouri extension dairy specialist Ray Hinders cautions that dairy calves and yearlings fed forages high in nitrate face risks. He recommends diluting high nitrate feeds, using high energy concentrates, adding Vitamin A, iodized salt, and more oil meals than urea to the ration.

Missouri University Extension Ray Hinders Hinders

Veterans aged 70 on average among 2.2 million WWI vets

The Veterans Administration reports that the remaining 2,200,000 World War I veterans now average about 70 years of age.

Veterans Administration

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