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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1956
Page
3
Isaac G Kennel announces the Open Air Singing in Kennel's Grove three quarters of a mile north of Atglen on Sunday July 29 at 1 30 p m. The church event invites local residents to join in song.
A feature describes wax figures in rooms once occupied by Brother Andre. Pillars rise to the sanctuary dome while pilgrims report cures from prayers. A gold heart case and varied restaurants highlight the site’s diverse offerings.
The article notes Montreal hosts friendly relations with Americans while maintaining a global outlook. It emphasizes the city’s cosmopolitan character and the value of the American dollar at 97 cents in some contexts. The piece contrasts local warmth with international breadth.
Eva Gabor headlines Noel Coward comedy Blithe Spirit at the Ephrata Legion Park venue closing this weekend. The cast includes star Kaye Lyder with Peter Forster as lead man and Evan Gabor, Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II are noted for their stage and screen accomplishments.
A Twilight Meeting on dairy herd improvement is set for July 9 at 7 pm at Wilbur Pollock Farm three-quarters of a mile west of Buck. Harvey Shaffer of Pennsylvania State University will speak on calf raising. The event, sponsored by Southeastern Penna Artificial Breeding Cooperative, features judging contests, demonstrations, and an exhibition of the Pollock herd.
Sanford A Landis swerved to avoid a horse drawn vehicle in Lancaster Pennsylvania and ended with the horse in the back of his pickup. The animal reared and its front legs landed in the truck body causing about 200 dollars in damage with no injuries reported.
The saying notes that wealth loses importance once abundance surpasses need. It emphasizes abundance over money and reflects a mindset valuing sufficiency and contentment. The idea suggests practical wealth beyond mere cash.
Warm weather increased fruit size on Pennsylvania farms and allowed early harvests of sweet and red sour cherries for local use in southern counties. Red cherries for canning and freezing were set to begin next week in southern commercial areas. The state crop will be about half of last year due to May freezes, per the Department of Agriculture. Weather averaged normal to very wet, with scattered storms and localized wind damage. Barley harvest is general in southern and central counties with good yields. wheat ripening, oats heading, corn progressing. Hay curing was poor in some areas. Fresh vegetables, including beets onions and lettuce, arrive in markets, while processing tomatoes and sweet corn show good development.
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