Farm Women Society No 21 Plans Fair Work
10 Lancaster Farming Farm Women 21 met at Mrs Doris Pyle home with co hosts Hazel Aument and Miriam DeLong. Members voted to donate ten dollars to Needework Guild and to bake cakes and pies and work at the fair on September 19. Next meeting at Mr Judson Wagner Jr home Quarryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Women Society No 21
Doris Pyle
Hazel Aument
Miriam DeLong
Needework Guild
Judson Wagner Jr
Quarryville
25 Hour Day Lancaster Farm Women Meet at Chestnut Level
Lancaster County Farm Women No 11 met at Chestnut Level Church House on September 6 with Mrs Arthur Long and others as hostesses. The group held a flower show judged by Drumore Flower Club and awarded prizes to several members. They appointed a nominating committee, planned a $500 wheelchair chair project, discussed Solanco Fair plans, and scheduled the September meeting at Mrs Hairy Shank’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Farm
Chestnut Level
Arthur Long
Ammon Huber
Marvin Bushong
Theodore Mathias
James "Better
Fannie McComsey
Irene Shank
Drumore Flower Club
Bucher
Huber
Musser
Mary Herr
Esther Musser
Viola Warfel
Anna Herr
Gary Moore
Swarr
Mathias
Boyd
Galen Aument
Kreider
Shenk
Warfel
No 11
Hairy Shank
Society of Farm Women
Brickerville Fire Hall
David Zartman
Harold Stuber
Ephrata
Sweet Corn Club
Lincoln 4H Clothing Club
Jolly
Stuber
Ira Zartman
Knoch
Chester County Society of Farm Women No 2
Ruby Poole
Thelma Stiles
Waid
Sturgill
Vaughn
Poole
County _Executive Board
Gates
Keele King
Ward
Farm Women 15 Donate to Local Projects Meeting notes
The Society of Farm Women 15 met at Mrs Herbert Mowery’s Oxford Road home and voted 15 contributions to the county wheelchair project and Heart Haven and 10 to the Cleft Palate Clinic. Plans for a Friday dinner at the Southern Lancaster County Community Fair in Quarryville were announced. Mrs Robert Weichsel presided. Co-hostesses were Mrs Martin Greenleaf Mrs Myles Cochran and Mrs Clem Graver. The next meeting is set for 2 p m Oct 18 at Mrs Emory D. Wagner’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Farm Women
Herbert Mowery
Oxford RD
County Society
Heart Haven
Lancaster County
Fairy
Quarryvuille
Robert Weichsel
Lindley Jackson
Mart N Greenleaf
Myles Cochran
Clem Graver
Emory D. Wagner
Lancaster County Society of Farm Women
Galle Achey
Charles Road
Bausman
Lloyd Hussen
Roll Cad
Lester ‘Sigman
Society 12
Society
Morton’s
Rohrerstown
Bertha Herr
Herr’s Nurseries
Arthur Burks
Paradise
Amazon River
Brazil
September Back To School Month Driving Reminder
September marks back to school month with a safety reminder to drive slowly and watch for children and pedestrians as school zones reopen and students return to classes.
Farm Women 18 to Sponsor Food Sale and Meetings
Mrs Ray Gamber hosts Farm Women 18 with 19 members and three guests as they exchange bulbs and plants and plan a doggie roast for Oct 6. The group supports the United Community Campaign and prepares for meetings at Landis and Manheim Township High School with multiple social activities and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gamber
Manheim
Society of Farm Women
Richard Hershey
Myers Meadow
Harry Smith
Society
United Community Campaign
Raymond Stoner
Lancaster County Farm Women
Manheim Township
Ben L Greider
Landisville
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Lancaster Farm
Christiana
Foremost Ice Cream
Quarryville Concrete
A. H. Burkholder
Ciame
Shank
Massey-Harris
Massey Harris
M.M Weaver & Sons iBareville
R.D
Salunga
R. M. Brubaker, Inc
Ph. Landisville
Leeeyes
Lampeter
Farm Women’s Society News
Hallowe
Elmer ~Stuber
Martinville
Edward Kpreisley
Martie Forge
Clare
Reba Gardner
Reba Gaiday
Theay Olte
Edith Sherto
Helen Zercho
Martieville
Society 9
Pocono Mountains
Edward Kneisely
Pequea
Martic Forge
Rawlinville Butler
Aftenoon
Olive Armstrong
Africa
Europe
al Lancaster
Lmet
Kenneth Aston
Willow Steel
Willis Rohrer
Pres ‘Dent
Needlework Guild
Christian Rudy
March of Dimes
Lloyd Herr
RG Lancaste
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