Lebanon County Farm Women Hold Annual Convention
The thirty-third annual con- leader, and pianist was Mrs. by Mrs. Marlin Bennetch, Mrs. Municipal building with newly
vention of the Lebanon County Ronald Royer. The Rev. Donald Warren Lentz, and Mrs. George elected president, Mrs. Earl
Society of Farm Women was held Rummel extended a welcome. Trump. Mrs. Raymond Saul Horst, leading the session,
recently at the Palmyra Church Mrrs. Kenneth Frey and Mrs. presented the nomination report The secretary’s and
of the Brethren. Richard Groff contributed music for election of officers. Mrs. treasurer’s reports were given by
Mrs. Harvey Smith, president, on the organ and piano. Smith gave her annual summary. Mrs. Marie Steinmetz and Mrs.
called the session to order. Mrs. The treasurer’s, Mrs. Bennetch gave the report Arthur Krall.
George Bowman was song and auditor’s reports were given for the 19 groups. The Agricultural extension
The afternoon session opened office will have its annual
with a memorial service by Mrs. Christmas meeting Nov. 27 at St.
Jay Levengood, followed by vocal Gregory the Great Church,
selections by Mrs. Marie The Lebanon County Com-
Steinmetz. Mrs. Marianne missioners requested nominees
Fisher, who is a native for Farm Director and Urban
Hungarian and World War II Director for the County Soil and
refugee, from Willow Grove,was Water Conservation District,
the speaker. The state convention will be
Mrs. Howard Schwenk held Jan. 7 and Bin Harrisburg at
received the attendance award the Education Forum, Penn
for Group 11. Mrs. S. Lee Harris Motor Inn and the Farm
Richards installed the new of- Show Building. Lebanon County
ficers: Mrs. Earl Horst, will supply ushers for the banquet
president; Mrs. Marlin Ben- and 10 entries for the fashion
netch, first vice president; Mrs. show.
Harvey Krall, second vice The next meeting will be held
president; Mrs. Marie Steinmetz, Dec. sat the Municipal building
secretary, and Mrs Arthur when Mrs. Horst will install new
Krall, treasurer officers for nine groups
Mrs. Smith was presented a
gift by Mrs. Lentz for her two
years services.
The convention committees
were: program, Mrs. Abram
Risser, Mrs. Stanley Smith and
Mrs. Jeremiah Yeager;
registration, Mrs. Leroy
Blouch and Mrs Russell
Haldeman; nominating, Mrs.
Raymond Saul, Mrs. Ronald
McFeateres and Mrs. John Clay;
place, Mrs. Earl Horst, Mrs.
Frank Reist, and Mrs. John
Forney.
Ushers, Mrs. Luther Dundore
and Mrs. Fred Bohn Jr.; bazaar,
Mrs. Harvey Krall, Mrs. Irvin
Kaylor, and Mrs. J. Alfred
Bowman; devotion and
memorial, Mrs. Jay Levengood
aq,d Mrs. Paul Bollinger;
auditors, Mrs. Marlin Bennetch
and Mrs. George Trump;
decorations, Mrs. Mary Arnold
and Mrs. Howard Schwenk.
The following evening the
executive board met at the
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 13, 1973
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Roundup Time
For Beekeepers
The Lancaster County
Beekeepers will have the final
meeting of the year on Tuesday,
October 16 beginning at 7-30 pm.
at the Farm and Home Center,
1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster.
This will be the 4-H Roundup
meeting. The 4-H Bee Club is
sponsored by the Lancaster
County Beekeepers and the
Extension Service
A color film, “City of the
Bees”, will be shown Put out by
Moody Science, it took 10 years to
produce this film The public is
invited.
A business meeting will follow
the film showing Election of
officers will be held.
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