—Lancaster Farming, Friday, July 13, 1956
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35 Herds in
County Score
PDHIA Report
The Progressive Dairy Herd
Improvement Association re
ports for the month of May that
,there were 2910 cows m the 96
ndlgcds of the Association. There
wens 35 herds over 35 lbs of
butterfat with the leading herd
belonging to Windle Brothers,
consisting of 40 head of mixed
cows
Here is the complete list
Lbs. Butter
fat
Windle Brotheis 1035 47 9
Harold Umble 1186 45 7
Harry Hostctter 1257 44 0
Ralph Connelly 1178 43 9
R & Nancy Sahlm 919 43 7
Willard Moore 991 43 2
Clair Kreider 1070 42 0
David Walton 1179 419
Elmer Young 967 416
Sam &A 1 Kreider 996 41.1
Lloyd Wolf 1200 411
Henry Landis 890 40 3
Art Hoylman 1072 40.0
Charles Brosius 796 39.8
James B. Lefever 807 38.8
Freeman & Rhodes 926 37.7
Rahil & Bard 1021 37.6
Ethel O Weir 978 37.6
Leary Prange 1024 37 5
Glenn Phipps 792 37.2
Robt B McSparran ' 733 37 2
Stanley E. Kreider 846 37.1
Robert M Growl 797 37 1
L. Light & Son , 680 36 9
W. Ervin De Long 1081 36 8
Everett Cowan 907 36 8
Henry De Long 715 36.6
Samuel Groff 693 36.5
Forest Pieston II 774 36.4
Earl Umble 975 36 2
Beckenstrator &
Wilson 1062 36 1
Leon Wilkins ’ 712 35 9
H. & R Mason ‘919 35 8
Charles Walraven 882 35 7
Herman H Shirk 880 35 4
Louis C. Neyman 945 35 3
PS. Beale & Son 779 35 0
OVER, 70 LBS BUTTERFAT
s~ Thera were 40 cows over 70
lbs of butterfat with the leading
cow belonging to David Walton,
This cow, a Grade Holstein, pro
duced 2604 lbs of milk & 101 6
lb of butterfat with a 3 9% test.
The complete list follows
David Walton 2604 1016
H. & R Mason 2186 89 6
Elmer Young 2272 86 8
Windle Brothers 1510 86 1
Rahil & Bard 2297 85 0
Everett Cowan 2071 84 9
Hertsberg & Esh 2272 84.1
Elmer Young 2040 83 6
Ralph Connelly 2192 83 3
Windle Brothers 1380 82 8
Wayne Wugley 1618 82 5
Bailey & Drennen 1860 818
Art Hovlman 2343 80 6
Elmer Young 2654 79 6
James Vincent Fl, 1764 79 4
Windle Brothers 1801 79 2
James Vincent F 2, 2130 78 8
F. Heir & Son 1482 78 5
Art Hoylman 1890 75 6
' Windle Brothers 1280 75 5
Nelson Neyman 1525 74 7
C Cullen & Son 1683 74 0
Windle Brothers 1606 73 9
Henry Landis 1469 73 5
Frank Heir & Son 1333 73 3
Nelson Neyman 1823 72 9
Bailey & Drennen 2179 719
C Cullen & Son 1401 715
Harry Hostetter 1786 714
Roher & Miller 1550 71 3
Henry De Long 1321 713
Henry De Long 1451 71 1
Ralph Connelly 1652 71 0
Leary Piangi 2034 70 8
Clair Ki eider 1646 70 8
Leary Prange 1910 70 7
Arthur Hoylman 1910 70 7
Leaiy Piange 2139 70 6
Wayne Wngley 3383 70 5
Nelson Neyman 1801 70 2
These herds weie tested by
David Sweigart, Robeit L Jan
==ney, Harold J Lindecamp, and
Robert P Farmer
Defense Secretary Wilson ac
knowledged at a new confer
ence that the Soviet Union was
outstripping this country in pro
duction of long-range bombers.
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Q My husband and I have
been separated over 12 years
md I do not know where he
s I have tiled to get in touch
with him for over five year I
have insurance on him and wish
to cash it in. but they say he
has to sign it 'over to me I
have paid it for 20 years my
self Is there any way I can get
this money 9
A If you are the owner of
your insurance policy, you
should be able to obtain its cash
surrender value without the
signature of your husband. That
is a matter to be taken up with
your insurance company. If you
are not the own6r, there is a
proceeding by which your hus
band may be declared presumed
dead after an absence of seven
years. „ This action must be insti
tuted'in the county where he
was last a resident
Q. How do we go about c'
lectmg an account of long sta"
mg? The total amount of th
bill is $167 85 for violin lesso
which my husband gave to tw
girls between September, 195
and June, 1955. We have credi*
ed the father with a total o
$llO, leaving a balance due c
$57 85. Bills for this amoun'
have been rendered monthly.
On the last bill which I se r ’
in August this year, I threaten
ed to place same in the hand r
of a collector if not taken car r
of by Sept 15. To date we hav
heard nothing from him and W'
are badly in need of this mone’
H W.
A. Suit for this balance can
be instituted before a justice
the peace You can institute
this suit personally or through
an attorney It may be best for
you to consult an attorney who
may be able to collect this for
you by writing a letter
Q My son borrowed some
monev from a bank and did not
pay it back Can they take my
things for his bill 7 He rooms
with me and has nothing in nr
house He only pays me roor
rent I am a widow The bani
sends someone here and upseP
me all the time
A No You are not response
for money borrowed by yon
son from a bank as long as
borrowed on his own respon'-
bihty.
Lomlon Grove
Home Economics
'Home economics highlighted
the Thursday meeting of the
London Grove Grange 63 at
Avondale Hall last week, wd’
Mrs Walter Wollaston in charge
of the program Sneaker w-
Mrs William Mitchell, extens-o-
service representative of the
West Chester office
Dresses being entered m r
sewing contest were modeled b:
Mrs Evelyn Webb, Mias Eleano
Wollaston and Mrs. Charle r
Wollaston Plans were announ
ed for a card party July 24 at
the New Garden Meeting House
Next meeting, July 21, will
feature the Migrant Workers
Committee. A dairy supper was
held prior to the business meet
ing.
£&**ZisLt^
C. S
Within a few hours after starting at
eight o’clock, progress was incredible on
the barn of Aaron S. Click, where 90 per
sons pitched in to build a barn in a day y
Pike poL . against the founda-. of the new barn on the Lancaster County
tion while voL’ -r workmen busy them-1 farm of Aaron S. Click. (Lancaster Farm
selves on the flying and upper reaches I ing Staff Photo).
E. S
This shows tne inspiration for a cur- seven-hour day. This scene was taken on
rent song, “Let’s Raise a Barn.” That the farm of Aaron S Click, whose tobac
appeal was put out in Southern Lancaster co barn blew down in blustery Februaiy
County, and here are the results ot a winds. (Lancaster Farming Staff Photo)
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Section Three, Going Up
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Pike Poles
Three O’Clock, Friday Afternoon
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almost. Here pike poles steady the third
section, as the structure takes form rapid
ly. (Lancaster Farming Staff Photo).
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