DMA MONTHLY REPORT
Kreisle & Lehman
Meree
Rainbow
Seth J. Lapp
Daisy
Elmer H. Weber
Mabel
Titus M. Hurst
Beth
Kenneth L. Beiler
Dunn
William H. Douts
Ginger
Joseph Esbleman
Nina RH
Kreider & Kauffman
Kay GrH
James D. Shertzer
Mary
J. Rohrer Witmer
Aster
Jesse Cutler
Maggie
Elam B. Beiler
Jean
HIGH DAILY AVERAGE OF BUTTERFAT
Days %
Name. Breed
David S. Lapp
R&GrH
Paul B. Zimmerman
RH
Jonas E. Zook
RH
J. Mowery Frey Jr.
RH
Wilbur N. Erb
R&GrH 27
Red Rose Research Center
RH 36
Nathan G. Stoltzfus
RH 25
M. Irvin Eberly
R&GrH
John M. Nissley
R&GrH
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RH
GrH
305
305
RH
305
GrH
283
RH
10-2
293
RH
305
GrH
305
305
305
GrH
305
RBrSw 4-11
305
RK 9-7
305
RH 5-4
305
No.
Cows
On
Test
Cow Days Milk
In Milk Lbs.
25.1 100.2 55.5 3.9
32.0 90.3 51.4 4 0
20.6 91.7 52.7 3.9
55.5 87.7 47.7 4.1
22.0 95.5 49.9 3.9
23 0 86.9 51.0 3.8
44.0 93.8 46 6 4.1
28.5 97.3 49 6 3.9
34.2 94 3 50 6 3.8
New Holland
15,372
17,586
16,762
14,896
15,814
14,753
13,202
16,868
17,06
16.689
14,033
13,625
13,509
%
Test
Pat
Lbs.
A
ALUS-CHAUMERS
•Mfr’s estimaUd PTOkp.
Farm Women
SOCIETY 3
The previous meeting was
held at the home of Misses Mary
and Ada Roger near Akion, Sat,
June 21. Miss Mary Roger was in
charge of the devotions.
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607
608
Mrs. Gilbert Paul was in
charge of the program and in
troduced Mr. John P. Meszaros,
Director of the Hershey Rose
Garden and Aboretum. The sub
ject was “Religious Significance
of Flowers."
608
606
606
604
On roll call Mysterious Sisters
weie revealed and new ones
selected.
603
601
The Scholarship Committee
with Mrs. Robert Gregory as
chairman presented the $200.00
scholarship award to Jay Smok
er. He will be going to Penn
State and major in animal hus
bandry. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Smoker. Jay is a
graduate of the 1969 Ephrata
Union High School. Mrs Smok
er is a member of Society 3.
The annual picnic July 20, at
Walter’s Park pavilion was out
lined. Also future bus trips to
the shore, Aug. 23; to New York
State, taking in West Point,
Hyde Park, Vanderbilt Mansion,
and other points, returning by
way of the Poconos, Oct 4-5.
There was a donation of $25
to the Conestoga Valley Assn,
towards cleaning the Conestoga
River.
601
601
601
600
2.17
2.07
2.04
1.96
1.95
1.93
The Nominating Committee
appointed for 1970 office* s is
Mrs. William Eberly and Mrs.
Edgar Binkley.
The following women are
members of the Program and
Yearbook Committee for 1970:
1.92
1.92
1.90
Owner • Name
J. Z. Nolt
RH
Dale E. Hiestand
RH
Lloyd Wolf
R&GrH
C. Robert Greider
R&GrH
Amos B. Lapp'
R&GrH
S. R. Shellenberger
R&GrH
MICHAEL HUBLER, Hummelstown R 2, started work
this week as a summer student with the Lancaster County
Soil and Water Conservation Service. A graduate of Lower
Dauphin High School, Michael had poultry projects in FFA
and is now a senior at Penn State majoring in Animal
Industry,
In 1968 Hubler served with the Dauphin County Soil and
Water Conservation Service and now will further his ex
perience in all phases of conservation work with the local
unit, L. F. Photo
Mrs. Harold Stuber, chairman,
Mrs. Walter Trumbauer, Mis
Vernon Leimnger, Mrs Earl
Miller, and Mrs. Ivan Eberly.
Breed
Days
Age
35 34.8 88 2 49.4 3 8 189
32 26 0 92.7 50.8 3 7 188
38 5
89 2
51.5
32.0
61.0
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 28.1969
- *
*
Milk
Test
46.7
97.7
47 3
90.6
48 6
88 2
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The next meeting will be a
picnic July 20. The regular
meeting will be Aug. 16, at the
home of Mrs Elam Shelly, 84
Front St., Lititz, Pa.
Fat
Apple eider was given the
name of applejack because it
was once thought that the cider
did not become fully ripe until
after June 24, the church feast
of St. John.
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