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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1963

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Seedsmen Elect County Man President of PA Association

Chris M. Nissley of Lancaster was elected president of the Pennsylvania Seedmen's Association at a meeting at Pennsylvania State University. Milton Hoffah Muncy previously led the association and was succeeded by Nissley. Floyd Ines Manheim was named secretary treasurer. Hoffman and Iles Storey Harrisburg joined the board, with Frederick Bell Bedford and Jim Zwaan New Britain named to the board as well.

Chris M. Nissley Pine Lancaster Pennsylva Seedman’s Association Issley A. H. Hoffman Inc Lanville Milton Hoffah Muncy Ste Association Asylvania State University Floyd Ines Manheim Charles C. Abbott Piiladelphia Diefs Hoffman and Iles Storey Harrisburg Ederick Bell Bedford Jin Zwaan New Britain

Christmas events and New Year gathering listed for Lancaster County

Lancaster County Senior Extension Club hosts a Christmas party at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Kreider. Fulton Grange holds a Christmas party at Oaklyn. County 4-H round up at Gyuk Cigar Co warehouse. New Year party planned by Lancaster County Senior Extension club.

Lancaser County Clab Ralph ‘Kreider Fulton Grange Pepe'66 Oaklyn eDec Ba- Gyuk Cigar Company Water Street Lancaster Lancaster Couny Senior Extension Club Emsfire

Corn plots yield below last year in Lancaster County

Lancaster County Extension Service reports drought year yields for replicated corn trials at 90.15 bushels per acre in 1963. Thirty four hybrids averaged about 35 bushels less than 1962, which also faced dry conditions. Assistant Agent Arnold Lueck cites aphids and smut as factors. Plots on two farms, Brubaker and Risser, used timothy red clover sod and Atrazine, with differing cultivation and manure practices.

Lancaster County Arnold Lueck Raymond Brubaker Rohrerstown Road Allen Risser Allen Risser, Leola R1 Risser Brubaker

Farm Bureau Sets Date Of Annual Meet

Four farmers will be elected to the board of directors at the Lancaster County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association annual meeting December 31 at 10 a.m. in Solanco High School Quarryville R2. Guest speaker is Lester M. Shughart, assistant general manager of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Cooperative Association. The meeting will be called to order by Charles Burkins, manager. Nominating committee candidates include Paul G. Hershey, Graypil Guibble, Willis Z. Esbenshade, and Sylvan Beller.

Lancaster County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Solanco High School Quarryville Lester M. Shughart Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Charles Burkins Paul G. Hershey Manheim RD Graypill Guibble Willis Z. Esbenshade Esbenshade Road Lancaster Sylvan Beller

Open House And Ribbon Cutting At ASCS Office

Lancaster County ASCS dedicated its new office quarters at 1466 Manheim Pike Lancaster with a 1 30 p m ribbon cutting by State ASCS Committeeman Charles Long Lancaster County ASC Committee Chairman Fred Seldonridge and County Commissioner Richard Whitmer Virtually all phases of Lancaster county agriculture were represented including M M Smith Richard Hoover and Harry Myers Max Stierstorfer Also present were County Commission members State ASC representatives and other allied agricultural groups After the ceremony open house was held for the remainder of the day

County Agriculure Stabilization and Conservation Service Dorothy Neel Cathrine Byrd Charles Long State ASC Jed Seldomridge County Richard Witmer Lancaster Elmer Huber Max Tierstorfer Lancaster City Harry Myis Richard W. Hoover Armers Home Administration M. Max Smith John Herr L. F Lancaster County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Manheim Pike Charles M. Long ASCS Fred G Seldonridge Lancaster County Richard H Whitmer Lancaster County Agriculture M. M. Smith Richard Hoover Farmers Home Administration Harry Myers Max Stierstorfer Civil Defense Pennsylvania

New Holland Sales Stables Announces 50000 Expansion Plan

A 50000 expansion plan by New Holland Sales Stables Inc will add a 100 by 200 foot hog and calf barn on Fulton Street opposite the cattle arena with seating for 150. A weekly Monday fat cattle auction will join the existing Thursday schedule, and new parking will be added near the horse meadow. Schedule starts January 6 1964 with horse sale at 1000, hog sale at 1100, beef cattle at 100, and dairy cattle on Wednesday at 1230. J Charles Hershey reelected president. Clyde Stumpf and Walter Lehman also reappointed to top posts. John Gingrich manager. Robert Kling field rep. Lehman and Aaron Kolb named to one-year directors with John I Fritz to a five-year term.

New Holland Sales Stables, Inc Fulton Street New Holland J. Charles Hershey Clyde Stumpf Walter B. Lehman John H. Gingrich Robert H. Kling Lehman Aaron Kolb John I. Fritz

Agri Teacher Hired At Manheim Central High School

Jess Erway is appointed vocational agriculture teacher at Manheim Central High School. He replaces Harold McAllister, who resigned to pursue studies at Penn State University. Erway, a native of Wellsboro Tioga County, is a Penn State agriculture education graduate who previously taught in East Juniata High School.

Jess Erway Manheim Central High School Erway East Juniata High School Harold McAllister Pennsylvania State University Wellsboro Tiogan County Agriculture Education Department

Five Day Cold Spell Forecast With Snow Likely

The upcoming five days will run about nine degrees below normal, with nighttime near 25 and afternoon around 39. Cold conditions persist with light snow likely late Sunday night or Monday, totaling about a half inch melted.

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