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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1956

Page

12

County P F A Resolutions Discuss Farming Policy

County Farmers Association delegates debated resolutions on poultry inspection milk pricing and federal aid with remarks by Alvin Saylor. The meeting named directors and delegates for the state convention and noted labor camp bypass and hiring of walk ins for the June strawberry crop.

Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union Brew Pearson Pennsylvania Arizona Wisconsin Minnesota Landisville Alvin Saylor Pennsylvania Farmers Association Kentucky County Association William B. Jacobs Narvon A. Milton Ranck New Providence Charles A. Ressler Holtwood Paul H. Herr Harold L. Groff Quarryville Mr. Jacobs Isaac N. Miller Lancaster Walter S. Witmer Gordonville Marvin E. Hershey J. Roy Greider Mr. Joy Henry Reist Nissley Joy H. Arthur Hoffman PFA

Field Man Crown Control Under visa Basis

Field Man a crown control is examined under a working visa basis. Farmer participation in the work program has declined with 499 farmers employing 2450 workers this season, down from 722 farmers and 3600 workers at the 1953 peak. In 1954 there were 610 farmers, and in 1955 there were 501 farmers employing 2000 workers.

Crown Control

Neighborly Farmers Plow for Neighbors in Kentucky

In Louisville twenty farmers joined to plant tobacco for Thomas L. Armstrong who was recovering from rheumatic fever. Fourteen neighbors, twelve with tractors, plowed sixteen acres for Wesley Joseph and his three children who were ill with measles.

Louisville Cahnoway County Thomas L. Armstrong Wavil Joseph

Driver in Lagoon After Igniting Car In Park

Valentin A Garcia of Sacramento attempted to learn driving, but his car rolled into a park lagoon. He was cited by police for lacking an operator’s license and for speeding.

Sacramento Calif Valentin A. Garcia

Bus Bench Crash Narrows Miss Stephens Escape

Mrs. Lorena Stephens, 78, was seated on a Santa Monica bus bench when a car driven by W. J. Raines jumped the curb and struck her. She suffered only minor injuries and returned home after treatment at a local hospital.

Santa Monica Calif Lorena Stephens W. J. Raines Sephens Sprawling

Elverson Farmer Award Winner Profile

Elverson farmer Mr Stoltzfus wins the award for his 160 acre Stoltzfus farm acquired in 1947, formerly Brunner farm for 80 years. He milks 80 Holsteins with 50 producers and 30 young stock, grows oats corn hay and pasture, and runs the operation with his two older sons aided by electrification. He is a native of Atglen.

Stoltzfus Brunner Farm Spring Hollow

Duel Over Penny Sparks Shootout at Atlanta Gas Station

In Atlanta a dispute over one penny for gasoline led to a gunfight at a downtown filling station. James Cotton, 19, demanded 40 cents of gas but was charged 41 cents. after an argument he returned with a pistol. C. D. Dalton fired first, Cotton retreated, both men were charged with disorderly conduct.

Atlanta James Cotton C. D. Dalton Cotton Dalton

Stoltzfus Family Ties To Local Farming Groups

The Stoltzfus family, educated at Swan School, marked their 14th wedding anniversary on Oct. 24. Sons Louis Jr. and Gerald Jay, ages 13 and 12, attend Twin Valley School. James Carol, 3, stays at home. Mr. Stoltzfus belongs to Chester County Farm Bureau, Holstein Association, Eastern States Cooperative, Southeastern Certified Breeders Association, and Bee Tree Hunting Club. Gerald Jay and Louis Jr. participate in Chester County Black and White 4H Club.

Swan School Louis, Jr Gerald Jay Twin Valley School Honey Brook James Carol Stoltzfus Chester County Farm Bureau Chester County Holstein Association Eastern States Cooperative Southeastern Certified Breeders Association Bee Tree Tunting Club Lycorming County Lows, Jr Chester County Black & White

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lancaster County Mt. Joy Martin Witman Manheim Lancaster Farming P.F.A. Resolutions Jack Frost Farm Labor Service Walkins Lancaster County Association Hardy Elverson Farmer Award Mr. Stoltzfus Atglen Rabbit Red Rose Musser Farms, Inc R. D Columbia, Pa David B. Hurst Bowmansville, Pa WEST Willow Farmers Assoc West’ Willow, Pa R. W. Hollinger & Sons, Inc Manheim, Pa A. L. Herr & Bro Quarryville, Pa
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