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Lancaster Farming in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

23 Mar 1956

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Lancaster Farming

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1956

Page

12

Day-Old Ames-In-Gross Chicks Arrive in Lancaster County

Forty seven hundred day old chicks flew from Iowa to Lancaster on a Beechcraft Bonanza arriving around 2 pm after a 7 hour flight with one refueling. They head to Goldfus Hatcheries in Lititz for breeding stock across Lancaster County and the Commonwealth.

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Ames-In-Gross Lancaster County Ernest J. Neill Lancaster Iowa Bob Nelson Corn State Roland Findlay Ohio Bob Goldfus Hatcheries Lititz Ames Pennsylvania Commonwealth Paul Metzler Goldfus C. J Chuck) Simmons Ames-In-Cross Mr. Simmons Earl H Diehm
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Easter Homemaking Notes and Recipe Tips

The Lancaster Farming Women's Page shares kitchen hints and recipes. Tips include keeping sugar moist in an airtight jar with bread on top, a ham or poultry Easter note, a peanut butter fudge recipe, and popcorn crackers with a candy syrup coating. Readers are invited to send poems, recipes, or hints.

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Cannister The American Meat Institute Lancaster Farming Raymond S. Bowman East Earl Grace Chalfant West Chester Quarryville
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Farm Women Meet April 21 Rose Program

The Farm Women's Society No. 3 meets April 21 at Mrs Anna Wissler's home with H L Erdman in charge of Harshey rose gardens. They plan sewing at Ephrata Community Hospital on April 17 and shared two films from Mr and Mrs Louis Trembly. The group, at Brickerville Fire Hall, donated 50 to Cancer Society and 5 to Crippled Children’s Society.

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Farm Women’s Society No. 3 Anna Wissler Hear H. L. Erdman Rose Gardens Harshey Ephrata Community Hospital Louis Trembly New Holland The Cancer Society Crippled Childrens’ Society Brickerville
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Ae Oh Eas James S. Messner Bareville Ph. Leoia Charles Weachter Harold Stuber Mary Royer Doris L. Snook Penn State Extension Bernice J. Tharp N. G. Hershey & Son Manheim MR. Farmer
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