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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1961

Page

11

Land of Neither Town Nor Country in Lancaster County

In a 1961 column the writers warn Lancaster County is becoming a suburban jumble lacking planning. They urge farmers to form planning commissions, push for zoning, and note 12 municipalities already have rules while 47 have none, arguing a future area that is neither town nor country harms all residents.

Lancaster County Suburbia Fee Surburbia Boros City of Lancaster

Farm Women Celebrate 15th Anniversary Gathering

Past presidents gathered at Mrs Richard Nolt home for the Society of Farm Women 19 fifteenth anniversary luncheon. Mrs Mark Herr was absent, Mrs Robert White named corresponding secretary, Mrs Nolt recording secretary. Ushers planned for county convention duties while packing a Christmas box for a Korean child and members volunteered to process Christmas seals for Lancaster County Tuberculosis society.

Society of Farm Women Richard Nolt Manhem Fowers Mark Herr Collegeville Robert White Nolt Farm Women’s Societies John Ruhl Vernon Newcomer Isaac Miller Leroy Hottenstein Abram Root White Newcomer Root Herbert Rowe Tuberculosis Society of Lancaster County

Utility Award Program Expands Scholarships in Agriculture

Pennsylvania Power and Light announces continued education aid offering 13 scholarships for children of its customers. Three undergraduate awards of 200 dollars each will support studies at Penn State College of Agriculture with funds payable to the university on behalf of the recipients. The program aligns with PP&L’s view that agriculture drives regional prosperity and needs strong farm leadership.

Pennsylvania Power and Light Company Penn State University College of Agriculture Penn State Soil Testing Laboratory

Lancaster Farming Advertisers Gain From Mentions

Local readers see value in Lancaster Farming advertisements as businesses report increased inquiries and engagement when their names are mentioned in coverage. The paper notes advertiser interest grows with featured mentions and regional reach.

4-H Ayrshire Club Hosts Halloween Party

The County 4-H Ayrshire Jersey club held a Halloween party at the Kreiders home in Drumore. The next meeting is set for November 13 at the Eshleman residence in Elizabethtown R1. Barbara Ann Kupp reports for the club.

County 4-H Ayrshire Jersey Stanley Kreider Drumore Kenneth Eshleman Elizabethtown Barbara Ann Kupp

Lancaster Farming the Farm Weekly Publication Details

Lancaster Farming publishes weekly from Lancaster Pennsylvania. Editor Jack Owen oversees editorial content, with Robert G Campbell as Advertising Director and Business Manager. Established November 4 1955 the paper is issued every Saturday and priced at 2 dollars per year.

Lancaster Lancaster County Penna North Duke St Lancaster Express Jack Owen Robert G Campbell Lancaster Farming Mount Toy Newspaper Publishers Association National Editorial Association

Being Related in Christian Life and Growth

discusses how all people are inherently related through birth and marriage and urges Christians to recognize and nurture these ties. Paul’s teachings in Philippians and Colossians guide handling internal church conflicts with selfless empathy and placing Christ first to shine amid outsiders, while growth means Christlikeness in all relations.

Saint Paul Apostle Paul Chris God Division of Christian Education National Council of the Churches of Christ Community Press Service

Feeding fresh cows and soil and pasture best practices

Max Smith discusses dairy cow feeding after freshening with 10 to 12 pounds of grain before calving and up to 20 pounds daily after. He also notes the need for silage and hay, two annual sheep drenches, soil testing in fall, and careful fall spraying to avoid toxic residues in pastures.

Max Smith

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