Garden Spot Baby Beef Show auctioned 44 steers at Lancaster
Forty four yearling steers sold by Garden Spot Baby Beef Club members at Lancaster Stock Yards raising 3668 dollars for an average price per hundredweight around eight dollars. Notable sales include Vernon Zimmmerman of R1 3 to Philadelphia Dressed Beef Co at 8.40, Hislwood Pfautz to Hershey Department Store at 6.20, and Roy Pfautz to C J Greenawalt at 8.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Spot Baby Beef Club
Lancaster Stock Yards
Vernon Zimmerman
Philadelphia Dressed Beef Co
Hislwood
Hislwood Pfautz, Lititz RK. D 3, 7 Pound Steer To Hershey Department Store
Roy FB. Pfautz
C. J. Greenawalt
Mountville
Public Hearing On Mik Code Changes In Harrisburg Forum
A public hearing in Harrisburg will discuss changes to Official General Order No 8 effective 1984 06 01. Topics include minimum prices for fluid milk and milk products wholesale and retail prices for ice cream mix and milk goods and store differentials. Written briefs may be submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional
Harrisburg
Crop Reduction Administrative Ruling 26 Adjusts Acreage Rules
The ruling modifies tobacco, corn and wheat contracts to allow 1934 planting of pasture and forage crops on all contract lands, excluding corn and grain sorghums, and permits on non contracted lands limited corn and grain sorghums for roughage beyond previous limits.
Neffsville Man Arrested On Arson Charges
A Neffsville man was arrested on arson charges connected to a large frame barn fire two miles north of Wilmer, owned by Johns. Investigators say the blaze caused substantial losses to Wilson Weararee Company. the suspect, Samuel Gockley, was taken into custody by County Detective Jacob Weller as the district attorney and police continued the probe.
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Neffsville
Ieunty
Johns
Samuel Gockler
Wilmer
Jacob Weller
Cyril Edwards
Couole Taher T
Rave Polite
Nee Com
Wilson
Digtriet
Mueller
Gockley
Grekley Velosses
Party in Lexington Night Hears Notable Guests
Miss Erla Welz hosted guests at David Hilton home near Lexington on Saturday evening. Florence Maere Neidigh Esther énk Amanda Heises Halsey bunma amie Sweitzer Anna Lillikan Siveitzer Norman Zink Ray Gerber Lawrence Hartman John Snagely Claude Sawble Sr. William Giings played and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erla Welz
David Hilton
Lexington
Turing
Florence Maere Neidigh
Esther Énk
Amanda Heises
Halsey
Bunma Amie Sweitzer
Anna Lillikan Siveitzer
Norman Zink
Ray Gerber
Lawrence Hartman
John Snagely
Claude Sawble, Sr
William Giings
Farm Calendar Fertilize Asparagus For Next Season
Asparagus should store nourishment in roots for the next cutting season. Apply a complete fertilizer 6-10-5 heavily, broadcasting 1000 to 1500 pounds per acre around mid June. Culling non productive plants at night with a flashlight improves profitability.
Timothy Early Timothy Hay Cutting Forage Value
Early cutting of timothy hay yields higher digestible value and a heavier after growth ideal for pasture. Chinch bug presence last year warns farmers to inspect grain as it ripens and take field-management steps to protect corn and soil beds.
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Creogate
Goalbar
Gospel Workers Field Meetings at Millway Grove
The Tapar Gospel Workers of Manheim conduct evangelistic meetings at Gets's Grove Millway with varied speakers each evening. Music provided by Simmons Fireside Quartet Sunshine Trio and others. Rev Collings and coworkers lead with Miss Dorothy Showars as pianist. Events begin 7:50 p m with a July program.
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Normg
Fox Tays
Tapar Gospel Workers of
Manheim
Gets’s Grove
Millway
Simmons Fireside
Sunshine Trio
The
Grove
Collings
Dorothy Showars
Supplement This Week Advertising Supple Men Tur s Territory
A four page advertising supplement in this territory offers notices and promotions for readers. The item highlights that the record section and various features will interest local readers and advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shese Firs Ig
Local Social Guests Attend Visits Across Town
A machine readable knock of names shows Sunday and Saturday gatherings. Mr and Mrs Clayton Duffenderfer hosted visitors while guests from Georgetown, Mowatville and Lititz called on families including Frey, Long, Shreiner and Weitzel. The week included camping with St Luke's Sunday School and a marriage ceremony in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Long
Bill
Frank Wonder
Helen Gutschall
Lititz
St. Luke's Reformed Church
Oregon
James Elmer
Georgetown
Elam Frey
Clayton Dufenderfer
Anna Baer
Samuel Baer
Ville
Jemmens
John Gibble
Silver Springs
Clayton Duffenderfer
Harry Elmer
Marshall Wimmers
Mars
Jacob Frey
Jacob L. Frey
Norman Bacher
Wiliam
Mowatville
Helen Buch
Harriet Strickler
Brannerville
Harry Shreiner
Joe Ball
Mildred Shreiner
Francis Shearer
A Shearer
Edith Frey
St. Luke’s Reformed Church
Hannah Weitzel
Stanffer Hiestand
James Gilbert
John Gilbert
Charles Gibert
Lloyd Wertz
Dince
Marvin Shearer
Esther
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Beef Club
Tancaster
Mienders
Es Wak
Nirawete
Gach
Ratson
Party of
Gappy Gospel Workers
Mashed Athletic Field
Tame
Harry L. Kline
Elm
Hallville
General Auso
Harry
Sides
Lititz Springs Park
Walter M. Smith
Teston
Mass
Rebman
Repman
Ringgold Band
Reading
Schaefferstown
Lebanon
A. C. Gam
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