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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1958
Page
2
Lancaster County homemakers will attend the fifth annual Extension Homemakers Week at Pennsylvania State University June 16 to 19. Broad program aims to involve several hundred Pennsylvania homemakers in sessions and activities open to all interested individuals.
The three day program includes talks, a banquet, tours, and 32 interest groups in food and nutrition clothing home management and family life. Featured speakers are George A Creitz and George W Worrilow. Registration details available from Mrs Ruth K Krethich at the Lancaster Extension Office.
Advertises free descriptive literature and prices for Premier Silage Treated Treated Silage. Claims feeding Tree ted silage saves on feed bills and invites readers to act now to bank the savings.
USDA scientists cooperating with bakery chemists report that starch crystallization drives bread staling and moisture loss. Research explores blocking crystallization or using heat stable enzymes to weaken the starch crystal network in aging bread.
May 23 Paradise Community 4H Club meets 8pm at Fire Hall. May 26 4 H Livestock Demonstration try outs Farm Bureau Cooperative. May 27 Extension executive committee 8pm at Farm Bureau. Reports of program projection committees heard. Manor Community 4 H Club at Abram Bailey home. May 28 Adult program planning 10g 130 pm Farm Bureau. Farm Home Electric demonstration try outs 8pm at PP And L Building Lancaster. May 29 Garden Spot 4 H Club 8pm at Harry Houser home. Swine Producers Directors meeting 8pm SPARC Route 230 Lancaster. Tobacco Tour. May 30 Memorial Day.
Frank Richards, executive secretary of the American Angus Association, misses his first board meeting in 11 years while recovering from a heart attack at Missouri Methodist Hospital in St Joseph. He is expected to be released in two to three weeks and will resume duties gradually, as the association reports strong gains in registrations transfers and memberships in the first half of 1958.
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