6—Lancaster Farming,
Friday Aug. 24, 1956
Pomona Grange Holds
Picnic at Oakryn
Lancaster County Pomona
Grange held a picnic and shoit
business meeting at Oakiyn
Giange H.. 11 Saturday evening
A icsolution was appioved to
have a plaque placed in the
State Grange Headquarters at
Harrisburg honoring John Mc-
Spairan, a past State Grange
Master and active m the local
Fulton and Pomona Granges
A resolution was also favoied
concerning the milk control as
it is now set up, rathci than
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Chas. J. McComsey & Sons
AUTO KIT 3 BEARS ,
Game Protector William Den
ton considers it only routine to
report eight dmr killed on high
ways m his Clarion County dis
trict in June But he called it
quite unusual when three bears
were hit by autos in that area in
the same month
permit the non-modem dairy
man to be raised for milk pay
ment over the danyman who
has his bari\ modernized Mr and
Mis Melvin Boyce weie named
delegates to the State Grange
at Ene in October.
The next meeting will be with
the Ephiata Grange at Bncker-
ville,
E. L. Herr
Peach Bottom
Hershey & Son
Manheim. RD. 1
Hickory Hill, Pa.
Winners of the Guernsey cattle judging
contest at the County Association Field
JDay on the Frank R. Hershey farm, R 5
Lancaster, are shown above, left to right,
Mrs Melvin B. Stoltzfus, R 1 Ronks, ladies’
division, silver salt and pepper shakers;
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Daughter and
Mother Best as
Guernsey Judges
Mrs. Pauline (Melvin) Stolt?-
fus R 1 Ranks, and her daughter
eight-vear-old Nancy Tuesday
topped the ladies’ and luniors’
judging division of the Lancaster
Countv Guprnsev Breeders As
sociation Field Dav at the Frank
Hershey farm northwest of Wit'
mer
Little Nancy scored 292 points
out of a possible 300, her
mother 285. Nancy received a
salt and pepper shaker.
Leading the senior division,
and receiving a cream and sugar
set, was Jacob Kreider of Kinzer,
with 296—highest score made
during the event attended by 125
Second high was Herbie Fergu-
Rough, Tumble
Museum Likely
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antiques of the farm scene.
Thousands turned out for
the reunion, and saw the old
timers in action, saw mills,
steam threshers, horse tread
mills and grain separators,
saw the huffing and miffing
engines test their own strength
on fanning mills and dynamo
meters.
Officers were named a memor
ial servi"j held the found
er of this Lancaster County
based national organization? Ar
thur S. Young, who served long
as association president. His
son, Everett Young was named
new president.
Others elected were A. D.
Mast, Lancaster, first vice pres
ident; Roy H. Herr, East Peters
burg, second vice president;
Jane Y. Brackbill, RD Kinzers,
secretary-treasurer;' Ralph Eby,
RD Paradise, solicitor; E. L.
Ritzman, Enoah, Chaplain,
Charles Rice, New Holland, pub
licity director.
Seven directors were named,
Clarence E. Hershey, Para
dise; Willis Hershey, RD Par
adise; William Knott, Phila
delphia; William Brackin, RD
Parkesburg; Arthur Kauff
man, Kinzers; Ralph Green,
Elizabeth, N. J., and C. J.
Hochstettler, Bareville.
It is estimated between 12,000
and 15 000 attended the three
day celebration Only men over
21 registered, and admission
they paid is being applied to
the construction fund for the
new museum. By Saturday more
than,s,ooo registration cards had
been issued.
Judging Contest Winners
A *
son of Kirkwood .with 295 His
prize was a halter. Placing third
was Grait Miller, Donegal High
vo-ag instructor with 293, and
fourth high, Clyde Brenaman, R 1
Willow Street, with 291
Official judge was A 1 McKay
of the American Guernsey Cattle
Club.
Donald G. Herr, R 2 Quarry"
vile, and Donald M. Herr, Ref
ton, presented their program
on control of internal parasites
in cattle, a program they hope
to present at the national meet
ing in Chicago. A 1 Stag, West
minster, Md., talked on live
stock nutrition.
Nov. 16 has been designated
for the annual county meeting at
Rhoad’s Tavern, Quarryville,
President Raymond F Witmer,
R 1 Willow Street, announced.
low-cost P.T.O.
OW CHOPPER
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just what they wanted. Plenty
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Ideal for emergency cutting to
save crops after frost or drouth.
Saves time, travel, wear and tear
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custom operators’ chopper at
farmers’ prices. Increases cus
tom harvesting income. Motor
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Only Gehl gives you 4 attach
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tachment for corn, sorghum and
other row crops More farmers own
Gehl “Chop-All” Harvesters than
any other independent make.
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HMD-55
her daughter, Nancy, winner of the ]un
ior division, a wrist watch; Jacob Kreider,
Kinzers, adult division winner, silver
creamer set, and Herbie Ferguson, Knk.
wood (Lancaster Farming Staff Photo),
Solanco Name Held
For Guernsey Herd
PETERBOROUGH, N H—F S
Dryrness of Quarryville, Pennsvl
vania has reserved the piefh
“Solanco” for use in naming his
purebred Guernsey cattle, accord
mg to the American Guernsey
Cattle Club
This new prefix has been plsc
ed on file with the Club, and
from now on Mr Dyrness will
have exclusive use of it In tact,
“Solanco” will be h’s trademark
in the Guernsey world.
The American Guernsey Cattle
Club is a non-profit agricultural
registry organization sen mg
some 40,000 purebred Guernsey
breedars from coast-to-coast
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