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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1959
Page
10
A collection of dessert and beverage recipe fragments lists ingredients for a vanilla ice cream shake and a pineapple mint punch. The text details milk, juices, ice cream, sugar, and flavorings with serving estimates for multiple drinks and shakes.
The Farm Women's Society No. 7 met July 11 at Mrs. Mildred Hersh's Paradise home with co-hostesses Mrs. Harry Myers and Mrs. Mark Leonard. Members shared frightening experiences. trips by Mrs. Wenger, Mrs. Denlinger, Mrs. Denlinger, and Mrs. Snead were recounted. Estelle High spoke on food preparation in Sierra Leone where she served as a missionary. Donations were voted for the Migrant Workers Camp and the 1959 County Project oxygen tent for the Col-
The group met Tuesday at Safe Harbor park for a 44 person family picnic with a covered-dish meal. Plans were set for a group bus trip to Washington D C on Oct 71 visiting the White House Capitol Smithsonian and Mint. Reservations are required by the September meeting. No August Sec 12 meeting. Mushroom buying tips from Penn State extension specialists advise snowy white mushrooms with tight round caps.
Society 14 met at Mrs. Ross Leaman's home with co hosts Mrs. Charles Leaman Mrs. Lester LeFevre Mrs. Ralph Metzler and Mrs. John Groff. President Mrs. Clarence Herr reported Homemakers Week at Penn State and a Lanc County Home visit by Society 14 and 13. A one day bus trip to the Poconos was approved for October. A family picnic is set for August 12 at Paradise Memorial Park.
A fragment notes a Columbia hospital event with hostesses for the September meeting identified as Mrs Moses Brackbill and Mrs William Buyers.
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