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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1956

Page

4

Its the Law Q&A on bonds and property rights

Lancaster Farming offers general legal guidance with cases on savings bonds ownership changes and beneficiary issues. An owner may cash maturity value but transferring to a minor requires attorney advice. Deed provisions can secure a perpetual water right. sale must include easement and conditions. A contract dispute over a correspondence course may require payment in full if a written agreement exists.

Lancaster Farming Pennsylvania Bar Association Quarryville, Pa JB. A

Farm Calendar March events and farm women meetings listed

The notice lists numerous farm related activities from March 12 to March 31 including short courses at Penn State University and Lancaster County Farm Women meetings. It notes a 4H Tractor Club event, dairy herd courses, and a fifth annual show and sale with banquet. It also includes a legal paragraph about contract validity and payment obligations.

Eastern Guernsey Lancaster Penn State University Philadelphia Roy Eshelman Farm Women Society No 2 Janet Miller Glen Roy William Newman Oxford

Fire Scene Near Oxford Claims 12 Died Inquest Held

An inquest into a deadly Oxford area fire, ordered by Chester County authorities and led by Deputy Coroner Ernest Schneider, took place at the Union Fire Co. Building. District Attorney John E. Stively arranged the inquiry as crews removed bodies from the two room dwelling debris.

Chester Ernest Schneider Oxford Union Fire Co John E. Stively West Chester John L. Twyman Cauffman Funeral Home Lloyd Kreider Lincoln University Mennonite Chapel Mr. Twyman Calvary Cemetery

Sacred Concert and Club Meetings Schedule

April 1 at 7 45 pm Sacred Concert by Memorial Methodist Choir in Quarryville. April 2 New Holland Community 4H Club meeting. April 3 County Farm Women's Society Executive Board at 2 pm at the home of Mrs Henry Reist in Mount Joy.

John M Warfel el Mount Joy Society Farm Bureau Lancaster Conestoga Valley Assn Millersville Roy Greider Mount Joy Wakefield Conestoga Two Wyeth Laboratories Marietta Memorial Methodist Choir Quarryville New Holland Community County Farm Women’s Society Henry Reist al Mount Joy

Fishing Ban Dates Confirmed for Trout Waters in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg Pennsylvania anglers were reminded that the March 14 to April 15 ban on fishing applies only to waters stocked with trout or slated for stocking. The amended 1951 act reopens many streams and lakes to early season fishing for suckers and panfish while trout waters remain closed during the period. The Fish Commission will issue a booklet listing waters where fishing is permitted during the closed season.

Harrisburg Pennsyvania William Voigt, Jr The Fish Commission Commonwealth Commission

Wayne Miller Elected President of Red Rose 4-H Baby Beef and Lamb Club

Wayne Miller of Mount Joy was named president of the Lancaster County Red Rose 4-H Baby Beef and Lamb Club for the coming year. Other officers elected include Donald Herr as vice president Gladys Langrey as secretary Janet Gibble as assistant secretary Bruce Boyd as treasurer Harvey Greider as assistant treasurer and several leaders and reporters. The group also chose meeting night as the first Wednesday of each month.

Wayne Miller Mount Joy Lancaster County Red Rose Baby Beef Muller John Henry Nefl School Neffsville Donald Herr Refton Gladys Langrey Lititz Janet Gibble Elizabethtown Bruce Boyd Manheim Gloria Brubaker Ephrata Jerry Brenner Millersville Robert Becker Harold Frey Lancaster Herbert Frey Quarryville Fred Linton Ira Rutt Peach Bottom Mylin Good Ril Lancaster Victor Longenecker Jay Nissley Harry Showalter Rl Reinholds Donald Rutt Clyde Brubaker Ri Ephratata Wallace Augsburger Reinholds Red Rose Club

Counties Open For 1956 License Buyers

A state commission spokesman said time limits prevented a full list of open waters from being included in the 1956 license guide. A completed survey will provide an accurate and complete guide in 1957 for all open waters across the 67 counties.

Commission

Brownback's 40 Club Social in Chester County

About eighty persons attended a Brownbacks 40 Club social in Chester County. Dorothy Slick opened with a piano solo and several members shared acts including readings trombone and marimba numbers. Dennis Fabe urged parental support for local leadership and cake and punch were served.

Chester County Dorothy Slick Old McDonald Joseph Placido Herbert Davis Miss Shek Sam Brunner Gloria Annette White Jean Graham Joan Keeley Joyce Muller Dennis Fabe William Keeley Howard Pitzer Willis Himes John Moore Robert Caldwell John Keeley Lloyd Graham Sally Prizer Nancy Himes Batsy Somogyi Judy Keeley Kitty Molly Caldwell James Keeley Bob Moore Ray Muller Joan Romig Downingtown Nancy Moore Lima Dennis F Abe, Jr West Chester

Nimitz at 71 says all war is wrong

Former Admiral Chester W. Nimitz at age 71 declares that all war is morally wrong and urges peaceful settlement, reflecting on his long career and the costs of armed conflict.

Nimitz

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Pennsylvania State Zinn’s Middle Octorara Presbyterian Church George Reinhart State Estella Mower Highville Society of Farm Women Mountville Civic Center PENNA New Red Rose Beef Lamb President A. H. Burkholder John D. Graham Brownback’s
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