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March 16 at the home of their
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Balmer.
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devotions and Connie and
Carol Balmer entertained
the society with a trumpet
duet.
The society again decided
to present a $3OO scholarship
to any eligible senior in the
Ephrata, Cocalico, or
Warwick school districts
during the 1974-75 school
year.
Several ladies will sew at
the Ephrata Community
Hospital on Tuesday, April
16 from 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
The county project was
discussed and it was decided
to support the Lancaster
Association of Retarded
Citizens.
Members were reminded
of the Srping Rally on May 8
at the York Fair Grounds.
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Mr. & Mrs. Balmer then
shared their experiences of
the 1973 People to People
Tour with slides.,
A luncheon is planned to
entertain Society 19 at 12:30
in the afternoon, April 20 at
the Salem Lutheran Church
in Lincoln.
Farm Women Society 14
met recently at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Herr,
Refton. Mr. Herr’s collection
of music boxes was the main
attraction of the day during
the program. He showed and
demonstrated various kinds
of music boxes dating back
to the 1800’s. There were the
regular type box, candle
holders, pictures, moving
figures, dolls, and chairs.
His collection numbers into
the hundreds.
During the business
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Society 14
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Mar. 23,1974
meeting, the ways and
means committee an
nounced a bake sale on April
5 at the Strasburg Bank. The
time is 2:00-5:00 p.m. Other
hostesses included Mrs.
Henry Rohrer, Mrs.
Clarence Herr, and Mrs. F.
Edwin Rohrer.
The next regular meeting
will be held on April 11, note
the change of meeting date
to Thursday instead of
Wednesday. We will meet at
the Paradise Mennonite
Church at 1:00 p.m. and go
as a group to the Welsh
Mountain Medical Clinic.
Society 22
Farm Women Society 22
entertained Society 7 and the
county officers at the Willow
St. United Church of Christ
on March 12.
A skit was presented by
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Senior Citizens Band of Lltitz
entertained.
A donation of $l5 was given
to the Easter Seal Cam
paign.
On April 9 the society will
tour the Welsh Mountain
Clinic.
Society 31
The March 18 meeting of
Farm Women Society 31 was
held at the home of Mrs.
James Groff, with vice
president Mrs. Robert
Wenger presiding.
Preparations for Everett
Kreider’s Consignment Sale
on April 2 were made. There
was discussion on a garage
sale but the idea was tabled
for the time being. The $25
donation to Solanco Meals on
Wheels that was approved at
the Feb. meeting, is being
held until they reorganize.
Mrs. Glenn Wenger con
ducted the group in a series
of exercises and explained
the value for various parts of
the body.
The next meeting will be a
tour of Hickory Farms of
Ohio April 8. Members are
asked to meet at Park City at
10:15.
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