Keystone Poultry Federation elects officers at PSU conference
The Pennsylvania Poultry Federation elected new officers and directors during its June 18 20 meeting at Pennsylvania State University University Park. President William G Robinson of Kreamer First VP Lawrence E Keegerreis Palmyra Second VP George H Schroeder Honesdale Secretary Donald L Baker Lewistown RD 1 Treasurer Ray Morgan Reedsville RD 1 Directors at large John Copenhaver Elizabeth town William Myers Myerstown RD 1 George H Schroeder Honesdale John Wilson New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park
Pennsylvania Poultry Federation
Pennsylvania State University
William G Robinson
Kreamer
Lawrence E Keegerreis
Palmyra
George H. Schroeder
Honesdale
Donald L. Baker
Lewistown
Ray Morgan
Reedsville
John Copenhaver
Elzabethtown
William Myers
Myerstown
George H Schroeder
John Wilson
New York
Orville R. Carver
Friedens RD
Charles Philips
Pillow
Pennsylvania
George M. Anthony
Strausstown
Federation
Anthony
William G. Robinson
Lawrence E Kegerreis
Penn State
Farm Women 9 Plan Picnic for July 20
Farm Women 9 announced a picnic for July 20 at Pavilion One Buchmiller Park Lancaster. Plans were made at Mrs Elmer Huber's home in Martinville with devotions by Mrs Huber and co host Mrs Anna Stokes. A book review by Mrs Kenneth Eshleman on Pennsylvania Dutch was on the program as donations were made to the county project and migrant workers fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavilion One
Buchmiller Park
Lancaster
Elmer Huber
Martinville
Kenneth Eshleman
Migrant Workers Fund
Anna Stokes
Farmers Urged To Start Poultry Promotion Fund
John L Rainey, director of the Bureau of Markets, urged Pennsylvania Poultry Federation delegates to develop a promotable product and secure funds and manpower. He warned that without aggressive efforts to expand market share, rivals in Georgia Delmarva Maine Ohio New Jersey will advance and Pennsylvania will fall behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Rainey
Bureau of Markets
Pennsylvania Poultry Federation
Rainey
Georgia
Delmarva
Maine
Ohio
Midwest
New Jersey
Locust Croft Dairy Figures Highlight Feeding Program
A 1900 lb Retten cow and other Heredity stock produce large fat yields. Locust Croft emphasizes 305 day mature fat tests above 500 lbs with Retten feeding practices. Purina is promoted as a cost effective dairy program through local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retten
Pine Tree Cornucopia
Locust Croft
Harvey Retten
Nan-Wen Whitey
Mark Galaxy
Purina
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. G. Robinson
Keystone Poultry Federation
Hunterdon
Anthonys
Gilbert
Donald
Barry
Carl O Dossin
Kyle Trout
HyCross Hatchery
Doylestown
Ned L. Clark
Shamokin
Northumberland County
Cleve Hastings
Miller and Bushong
Rohrerstown
J. M. Synder
Cayuga
James C. Kelly
Meatwole Hatcheries, Inc
Virginia
Boss
Farm Women
From
Greider Leghorn Farms, Inc
Mt. Joy, R. 1
Harvey Rettew
Hols
Warren Sickman Pequea
John J. Hess II
New Providence
John B. Kurtz Ephrata
Salunga
Wenger Bros. Rheems
Whiteside & Weicksel
Kirkwood
John J. Hess
Kinzers
B. F. Adams
Purina Dairy