Tractor Transfers Tobacco Alo Wagon at Mount Joy Farm
A tractor moves tobacco material from a wrecked barn on the J. B. Hostetter & Sons Farm in Mount Joy to another barn as friends and neighbors assist.
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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1956
Page
5
A tractor moves tobacco material from a wrecked barn on the J. B. Hostetter & Sons Farm in Mount Joy to another barn as friends and neighbors assist.
Lancaster County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Community Committees prepare to vote Monday at 8 p m in the county ASC office. Tie votes in most communities delayed selections. Levi Brubaker will draw to break ties.
In Narvon and Honey Brook area precincts, Fred Seldombudge and Lloyd Skiles tied for chairman and vice chairman position while Robert Mast and Roy P. Wenger tied for member. alternates E Multon listed.
The document names district caucus leaders and alternates: in Lancaster area records showing Martin R2 Narvon as 2nd alter, Brubaker R4 Lancaster as chairman, Garber R1 Willow Street as vice chairman, Shenk RG Lancaster as member, Landis R5 Lancaster as 1st alter, Groff R7 Lancaster as 2nd alter, Buckwalter R3 Lititz as chairman, Good Rohrerstown as vice chairman, Hottenstein R1 Manheim as member, Rohrer Jr R1 Manheim as 1st alter, Peifer R1 Manheim as 2nd alter.
Lancaster Farming reports on the September 21 1956 local party positions with Herbert Wiggins Jacob Stehman tied for vice chairman and two alternates Henry Heisey and Clyde Fellenbaum listed. Leiper W Boyd heads Quarryville bloc with Milton Hassel as vice chairman and W R Carter as second man.
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