Cl2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 11,1981
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I Societies I
Lancaster Co, Lancaster Co,
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Society 5
Lancaster Farm Women Society
5 met March 28 at the home of Mrs
Eileen Bruckhart
Mr Barry Weidman, a Manheim
Borough Policeman, gave a talk
entitled, How To Make Crime
More Trouble Than It’s Worth ’
Stanley product orders were
taken The group deer ed to make
a donation to the Easter Seal
Society The society voted on the 4-
H program as a possible county
project for 1981.
It was announced that Society 6
will sew at the Lancaster General
Hospital, April 7 and that the group
and their husbands will meet April
27 at 6 00 p.m at the Leola Family
Restaurant for dinner after which
they will tour the Sperry Cor
poration at New Holland
Lancaster Co,
Society 11
Lancaster Farm Women 11 held
their monthly meeting recently at
the home of Mrs Herman Shirk
Members discussed the up
coming spring rally and the county
com ention at the Farm and Home
Center slated for November 7.
Society 11 will meet for af
ternoon sewing on April 8 from 1 to
4 p m at the home of Mary Swan-
Speaker for the evening was
Betty Graybill who spoke on hair
and skin care
The next meeting will be held
April 30 at the home of Mary
Swarr
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Society 17
Lanaster Society 17 entertained
Society 7 on April 2 at the Chestnut
Level Church House. Eighteen
members and fifteen guests at
tended.
Members decided to make a
donation to the Bair and Helm
scholarship fund
Mrs. Robert Rohrer entertained
by singing and playing several
selections on the accordian
Mrs. Pat Walters presented the
history of wool and spinning. She
also gave a demonstration on the
spuming wheel.
Society 17 members are planning
to entertain guests at the
Conestoga View on April 16
A mother and daughter banquet
will be held at the Hershey Farms
Restaurant on May 7.
Lancaster Co,
Society 28
Laacastei Faim Women 28 met
recently tor then March meeting
at the home ot Mrs Kenneth
Ki eidei, Rl, Sti asburg, Pa A trait
you admire in a friend was used tor
roll call
For the piogram, Easter tavois
were made tor the Red Cross
The April meeting will be held at
the home ot Mrs Norman Kolb, 365
Pitney Kd, Lancaster At that
lime, members will plan on en
tertaining Society 18 The speakei
for the evening will be from
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Farm Women 27 of Lancaster
traveled to Willow Street to the
home of the Jay Evans family to
lean how they make hollow
chocolate as a family project
Each members made a hollow
chocolate mold and then walked
through the Evans’ store
Following this was a brief
business meeting by all members
Berks Co,
"Everybody’s Birthday Party”
was held at Covattos Restaurant
with 13 members present
The group was invited to "Ladies
Night Out” at Strausstown
Elementary School on Tuesday,
May 12 for a night of en
tertainment.
A motion was passed to donate
$25 for candy for the Hamburg
Center who earlier requested
money for candy or eggs
The meeting ended with a gift
exchange of secret pals. The May 6
meeting will be held in the home of
Helen Oxenford at 8 p m Kim
Casner will demonstrate paper
weight making
Mrs Robert Manchey was
hostess at the March meeting of
Society 12 of York Seventeen
membersattended
Mrs Mixza Myers, Youth Center
Director at the Spamsh-Amencan
Center, 200 E Princess St, York
was the speaker
A rummage sale was planned for
April 6 at Odd Fellows Hall, York
Eight members of York 12 will be
attending the spring rally at
Dickinson College
The Society will hold their 30th
anniversary party at Sportsman’s
Dining Room, April 28 at 1 p m
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Society 27
Society 9
York Co.
Society 12
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My intention was to write about a
i ecent trip to Wintei thui Museum
in Delawaie A group trom oui
church torn ed room alter i oom ot
Early Ainencan Colonial and
Georgian furniture. Many times
the loom itselt including all doors,
windows and other woodwork had
been brought trom the original site
in anothei state to the Museum.
But you must see these antiques
tor yourself as no written woids
will do them justice
So instead I ve decided lu delve
into an 1829 ledgei that was kepfby
my great, great grandtathei,
'tT S CaWati
Saturday, April 11
Society 19 meets with
Musser for a book
review with Mrs Frank
Eshelman
Tuesday, April 14
Society 22 meets with
Gwen Martin, hostess for
quilling
York 7 meets with Edna Brothers
Wednesday, April 15
ILancaster 33 meets for a program
by Chris Dickerson
Thursday, April 16
I-ancaster 15 to view a film on wild
flowers by Richard Warren
Saturday, April 18
3 entertains Society 26
at the Salem Lutheran Chruch
I Lancaster 18 meets for a fun day in
the game room
I-ancaster 12 meets for a silent
auction
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Hem y Shremei He was a surveyoi
and Justice ot the Peace m
Manheim Township tor many
•decades As Ive always lived in
this at ea the names in the book ai e
tamiliar to me as the same
tamilies still reside hei e
He surveyed 4 odds and tanns
and divided land into lots He wrote
wills, drew deeds and clerked at
sales He acted as an arbitratoi
when a dispute aiose among
neighbors
Hi* also must have been cutting
down a veiy laige stand ot white
and black oak as theie are many
enti les ot selling a coi d ot wood toi
one 01 two dollars
Sometimes he leceived cash toi
his work but many limes it was
paid m laboi 01 something else
Une tune to balance an account he
leceived 35 gallons ot whiskey at 22
cents a gallon Another time when
a man owed $ll2 ovei a period ot a
yeai, he paid in lull by digging a
well
Cows weie sold trom $8 to $9
each and pigs bi ought 4 cents and a
cents per pound toi a 2UD pound
animal Apparently some men
woiked toi him and entiles 111 the
ledgei 1 ead, Money tor pai ade 20
cents, plug ot tobacco 4 cents, L)i
Bienneman toi medicine
cents, and an almanac toi bM
cents
1 tmd il mu igumg to i ead ot the
activities in the IS2U s and wondei
it, IdU >eais tiom now, someone
will tmd present da> put suits in
tei esting
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