47th Anniversary For Farm Women No 3
Society of Farm Women Group 3 marked its 47th anniversary at the homes of Misses Mary N. and Ada S. Roger in Ephrata R2. The event honored 42 past presidents, with Verna Criss of Reading as speaker on Women in Foreign Lands focusing on the Philippines and Japan.
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Society of Farm Women Group 3
Mary N
Ada S. Roger
Ephrata
Irvin Burkholder
Samuel M. Mohler
Walter Lepole
Harold S. Stuber
Harry Palm
William B. Eberly
Alva Stuber
Robert Hollinger
Ivan Eberly
Robert L. Hackman
Gilbert J. Paul
Harry A. Asner
Verna Criss
Reading
Philippines
Japan
Pomona Grange Adds To Farm and Home Fund
Lancaster County Pomona Grange 71 held its October 15 meeting at Fulton Grange Hall Oaklyn with 70 attendees. Eighteen received the Fifth Degree and donations were again given to the Farm and Home Center building fund. Officers for 1967 were elected and preparations for a January 21 dinner meeting were announced along with state convention plans.
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Lancaster County Pomona Grange #71
Fulton
Oaklyn
Charles G. McSparran
Lancaster County Farm and Home Center Building Fund
Ing
England
Robert McSparran
Chester Eby
Richard Maule
Clifford Holloway
Charles McSparran
Lancaster County
Pomona Grange
New Castle
Gyles Brown
Edgar J. Brosius
Jefferson
New Hampshire
J. Collins McSparran
Alfred Warner
Clair Mumphy
Cattle On Feed In Pa Up 27 Percent
Pennsylvania reports 56 000 cattle and calves on feed for slaughter on October 1 1966 up 27 percent from a year earlier and up 2 percent from July 1 1966 Fed cattle marketed July September quarter total 39 000 up 18 percent from last year 40 000 placed on feed in the quarter 35 000 on feed under 3 months 13 000 over 6 months.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
State Cow Numbers Decline as Milk Output Dips
Milk production in Pennsylvania for September totaled 527 million pounds, about 2 percent below September 1965. Production per cow averaged 710 pounds, a September record and 20 pounds higher than a year ago. The state had 742,000 milk cows, down 2,000 from August and 37,000 from September 1968.
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Pennsylvania
State
September Egg Prices Rise Amid Production Decline
September egg production in Pennsylvania fell about four percent from a year earlier to 242 million, a drop of 11 percent from September 1965. The number of laying flocks in September was five percent lower than the previous year. Prices received by egg producers averaged 46 cents a dozen, six cents higher than September 1965.
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Pennsylvania
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Farm & Home Fund
Pennsylvania Society of Farm Women
Die Hausfrauen
Willis D. Stober
Marian Martin
Raymond Riehl
Harvey Gehman
Unipee
P. L. Rohrer & Bro., Inc
Smoketown, PA
Santa
Brady
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