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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
16
A Lancaster Farming report notes the event gathered attendees arriving by plane and auto with Mrs Gail Kimmel named queen. The accompanying staff photo highlights the moment in a local agricultural community setting.
Four pork shoulder steaks are browned then topped with a dressing of bacon celery onion apples sugar and bread stuffing. Bake covered at 350 degrees F for one hour until tender yielding four servings. Includes canning guidance from extension nutritionist Helen L Denning.
The Society of Farm Women 8 met on May 19 at Mrs. Paul Erb’s home near Mount Joy. President Mrs. Charles Felty led, with musical numbers from Julianne and Maribelle Erb and Elm Tree School’s sixth graders. A PA Power and Light film "Safety in the Home" was shown, and a Chinese auction and reading and piano solo entertained. An invitation to June 2 visits to Society of Farm Women No 6 was extended, Homemaker’s Day noted, with June 16 family night planned.
Chester County Farm Women No 2 met and planned a June 20 bus trip to New York City. The schedule includes a 5 30 am departure from Post House, a Manhattan boat ride, a tour of Radio City and Radio City Music Hall. Miss Grace Dougherty demonstrated salads after the business meeting.
Short timetable items show Lancaster at 12 30 P M Norristown at 8 00 A M and Hanover at 1 00 P M. The notes list three stations with listed departure times.
Doris L Snook of Pennsylvania State University advises removing loose hairs by brushing the brush back and forth across the hand, then washing with a cleaning fluid to ensure the brush is clean. Mrs. Lenna Sweed notes basket weaving instruction by Mrs. Mayme Mitchell.
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