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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1967

Page

20

Ties Grand Champion Sam Ple of Hay at Fair

Sam Ple of Hay tied for grand champion at the New Holland Farmers Fair earning 50 dollars prize money. Charles H. Gable presented the award funded by the New Holland Machine Company during Wednesday morning events.

Charles H. Gable Elverson New Holland Farmers Fair New Holland Machine Company

Gable Wins Fifty Dollar Hay Award At New Holland Fair

Gable, Elverson, won grand champion and first in mixed alfalfa and grass at the New Holland Farmers Fair judging on Wednesday morning. Frank Yost, New Holland, took reserve grand champion and first in first cutting grass. Ivan Roost, Narvon, led alfalfa first cutting. Corn honors went to Robert Ebenshade, New Holland. Joanna B Sadler, Stevens. Daniel A Brubaker, Ephrata. Tobacco show noted hail damage. Richard Leaman won grand wrapper and Harold Leaman won filler. Judge John Baylor of Penn State presided.

John Baylor Pennsylvania State University Larry Weaver Hay, Corn and Tobacco Baylor L. F Charles New Holland Farmers Fair JH Gable Elverson New Holland Machine Company Gable Robert Esbenshade New Holland Joanna B Sadler Stevens Daniel A Brubaker Ephrata Paris Gruber Richard Charles Bayuk Cigars, Inc Lancaster Gruber Richard Leaman Creek Hill Road Harold Leaman

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