Founder of Lumber Firm Dies at 84 in Refton
Ira B Grabill, 84, of Refton died at 6 am Sunday at Lancaster General Hospital after a brief illness. Son of the late Rev. Simon E and Emma Brenneman Graybill, he was a bookkeeper at Herr & Snavely Co and founder of I. B. Graybill & Sons coal lumber and fuel oil business at Reston in 1908. Private funeral services were held Wednesday at the Willow Street Mennonite Come Graybill home.
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Ira B Grabill
Refton
Lancaster General Hospital
Simon E
Emma Brenneman Graybill
Herr & Snavely Co
Lancaster
I. B. Graybill & Sons
Reston
Tery Willow Street
Graybill
Farm Income Drops Lower in Past Two Years
Pennsylvania farm cash income declined about ten percent over the past two years with eight months of 1955 showing roughly a one million dollar drop from 1954. Secretary Dr William L Henning urged improvement as farmers seek a fair share of prosperity, noting farm per capita income lagging the nonfarm population.
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Pennsylvania
William L. Henmmegs
Pennsylvania Grocers Association
Harrisburg
Henning
Earler
United States
Farmers face cost squeeze as shopper dollar shrinks
Secretary notes farmers receive only about 40 cents of the consumer market basket dollar amid ongoing price pressures. The report highlights the hardship on small farmers while discussing consumer costs and economic strain in agriculture.
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