Lancaster Co. Society 2
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Lancaster Farm Women Society
2 held their January meeting at the
home of Mary Greiat.
Five members honored for
perfect attendance last year in
clude Florence Oberholtzer, Elsie
Lancaster Co. Society 10
Lancaster Society M) gathered at
the home of Mrs. John McGrann,
New Holland Pike, recently, to
share stories of their favorite
jewelry.
One member brought with her a
watch, 80 years old, and still
Lancaster Co, Society 18
Lancaster Society 18 met
recently in the home of Verna Noll
to hear reports of the state con
vention.
' Lancaster Co. Society 25
Lancaster Society 25 gathered Rehabilitation Center’s volunteer
recently at the home of Regina' program.
S heid, Lancaster, to hear speaker The next meeting will be held
argie Perella discuss the Feb. 13 at the home of Arlene
Whitehall Nursing and Eshleman of Willow Street.
York Farm Women 9 met on Jan.
12 at the home of Janet Seller to
discuss the state convention in
Harrisburg.
During the meeting, members
reviewed the by-laws.
Fulton Grange 66 met for their
semi-monthly meeting on Jan. 10,
at their hall in Oakryn.
Members look forward to the
following activities: Farm and
Homs annual banquet, Jan. 27;
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The next meeting will be held on
Feb. 12 at the home of Esther
Parrel in Manheim.
working. Two members displayed
brooches over 12S years old.
The next meeting has been
scheduled for the home of Mrs.
Raymond Dixon at the Village of
Old Hickory in Lancaster.
Evelyn Sterner was installed as a
new member.
The next meeting will be held on
Feb. 19 at the home of Violet Swarr.
York Co. Society 9
The next meeting is scheduled
for Feb. 9 at the home of Susan
Lehman and will be in charge of
Elizabeth Rehmeyer and Mina
Hersey.
Fulton Grange 66
Dinner theatre engagement for
“(Mi, Doctor,’’ Jan. 29; and a party
for Grange members, Saturday,
Feb. 5.
The next meeting is scheduled
for Jan. 24 at the Grange Hall.
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