INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS for the
20th year of Society of Farm Women No.
15’s activities occurred Oct. 16 at Union
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Richard Ed
wards, left, installing officer of the first
elected officers of the southern Lancaster
Society 15 Marks Twentieth Anniversary
More than 40 charter members
former officers and members of
Farm Women’s Society No. 15
participated in celebration of the
group’s 20th Anniversary, Oct. 16
in Union Presbyterian Church-
Mrs Richard Edward. Quarry
ville RD 2, former state president
of the Penn Society of Farm Wo
man, who helped organize the
group, served as installing offi
cer for the club’s newly-elected
1959 officers
Mrs Wylie Howett, Kirkwood,
who was the first secretary of
Society 15, was elected president
Mrs Forest Reinhart, Kirkwood
RD 1, is vice-president, and Mrs
Henry Wengei, Quarryville RD 2,
was elected corresponding sec
retary
The Society’s first meeting was
leenacted with Mrs Howett read
mg the minutes and Mrs Charles
with a
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Schnber, the first president, pre
siding Mrs. John Haverstick, con
ducted devotions Charter mem
bers and past presidents were
introduced.
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| in 1958 out of the ten highest pens of the |
| nation.. Darby Leghorns are on top.. Tried 1
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Intercourse
S. O. Trupe
East Earl, R. D. I
Pianey Manufacturers of High Efficiency Poultry Rations.
County group returned for this year’s cere
mony, taking the same role. Officers being
installed are, from right, Mrs. Harvey
Wenger, Mrs Forest Reinhart and Mrs.
Mary Howett. LF Photo
BALANCED-PRODUCTIVE
Chick Starter to Breeder Mash
B. G. Mel linger & Son
Willow St., R. D. 1
Bareville
Retiring president Mrs. Ber
nard Jackson, presented a gift
to Mrs Schnber. Mrs. Erma Wit
mer delivered a report on the
county executive board meeting.
Ira B. Landis
779 Valley Rd., Lane.
Silage Users
On the Rise
Silage production keeps grow
ing, and harvesting methods keep
improving Horsedrawn cutting
sleds were used when silage was
first reported on a small scale,
in this country In 1875. But field
choppers have harvested ov'er 80
per cent of the silage in recent
years.
Janies Paul for Congress
Lancaster County Democratic Committee
David R. Eaby, Chairman
ATTENTION DAIRYMEN
Limestone Sand For Use
D. M. STOLTZFUS & SON, INC.
Asphalt Paving & Crushed Stone
Quarryville STerling 6-2191
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| Greiders Do It Again! |
I High Leghorn Pen In
1958 Storrs Egg Laying Test |
I This pen of Greider leghorn hens finished 1
| the year with 3508 eggs and 3779 points. |
= This fact may not seem too much in itself, but 1
g doc°, ue be!ic\e offer continuing proof that Greider 1
g leghorns are plain downright hard to beat. 1
= Our competitors know this only too well, regard- g
= less of what they might be saying. g
| NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER. SOME DATES |
= ARE ALREADY FILLED. =
Contact* one of the following salesmen:
| Joe Wolgemuth, Jr., Mt. Joy, R. I, Pa.
| George Spoils, Paradise, Pa.
| Martin R. Noll, Manheim, R. 1, Pa.
| Ammon P. Sloltzfus, Elverson, R. 1, Pa.
Greider Leghorn Farms, Inc.
Phone OL 3-2455/ Ml. Joy, Pa.
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A USDA survey indicates that
about one-eighth of our farms
used silage in 1955. The study,
conducted by ARS and Agri
cultural Marketing Service on
29,000 farms, shows an increase
m silage making and m number
of farms using silage. This trend
is pronounced everywhere ex
cept in the Lake and Northeast
ern States
Pioduction in 1955 ran 73 mil
lion tons one third more than
in 1951 The 600,000 farms mak
ing silage in 1955 represent a 20
per cent increase in 5 years
“You and I know that we need
a new voice in Congress if we
are to get the representation we
need and deserve.”
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For Your
In Dairy Bams
Call
Quarryville, Pa.
James Paul
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