Pastors Tell Kiwanians What They Look For
Kiwanis luncheon featured three clergy ministers from Sts Philip and James Temple Israel and First Methodist sharing hopes for lay cooperation and loyalty. Rabbi Gruen urged piety and value of religion while Rev Stancelewski called for constructive criticism and clergyman layman cooperation. Rev Gaiser warned against church tramp behavior and urged understanding to improve harmony between church and flock.
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Kiwanis
Castleton
V. V. Stancelewski
Sts. Philip and James Church
Iwan J. Gruen
Temple Israel
James A. Gaiser
First Methodist Church
Gilbert M. Long
John R. Hodge
Poland
Father Stancelewski
Rabbi Gruen
Layman and Clergyman urged humility in service
The layman was told to be humble as the clergyman, and to show he serves before theater. The club voted at a short business session to sponsor a circus this summer to raise funds for club activities.
State Sets Five Inspection Records
Five new records were set by Pennsylvania fruit and vegetable inspection for processing. The Bureau of Markets reports tonnage highs in cherries strawberries sweet corn lima beans and snap beans. E R Pheil leads the inspection service and up to 125 inspectors are planned for 1949. In 1948 inspectors processed 158 245 tons, with all time marks of 5607 tons of cherries 128 tons of strawberries 563 tons of lima beans 2102 tons of snap beans and 297 tons of asparagus.
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Harrisburg
Fruit and Vegetable Inspection Service
Bureau of Markets
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
E. R. Pheil
Special Inspection Service
Pennsylvania
Slaughtered Cattle Fewer But Heavier
Pennsylvania reports fewer cattle slaughtered in the first quarter of this year than 1948, but average weight rose. Beef cattle killed totaled 161,000 versus 184,000 last year, with an average weight of 1036 pounds up from 985. Total live weight reached 166,900,000 pounds, down from 181,200,000.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
State Agriculture Head Named Safety Campaign Chief
Miles Horst, secretary of agriculture, will chair Pennsylvania’s National Farm Safety Week campaign for the sixth year. The observance runs July 24 to 30, with safety education across farms churches granges and youth groups. Horst cites 19 500 rural deaths and about 1 800 000 injuries last year from highway farm and home accidents. Eyebrow styling note closes the item with unrelated trivia.
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Harrisburg
Miles Horst
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Rural Safety Committee
Harrison S. Nolt
Columbia
Lancaster County
Horst
State Ranks Third Among Dairy States
Pennsylvania marks Dairy Month with statements from Miles Horst state secretary of agriculture noting dairy farming is its top industry. He says the state ranks third nationally in dairy cash income above 300 million dollars in 1948 and accounts for about one third of all farm cash income. The same report places dairy income as a major share of the Commonwealth's farm earnings.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Miles Horst
Commonwealth
Penn
Sylvania
Pennsylvania farm price index declines in mid May
Harrisburg reports the index of prices received by Pennsylvania farmers fell one point for the month ended May 15, while the prices paid index also fell one point. Purchasing power of the farmer dollar remained at $1.07, unchanged from April 15 but five cents lower than a year ago. Drive Slow-Children Move Fast.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
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