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Lancaster Society 25 met on
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Mrs. Ira Gerlach, Wabank Road,
Lancaster.
The scheduled speaker was
unable to attend, but the group
played a few games.
The next meeting will be on June
9 at -the home erf Mrs. Sterling
Elmer, R 6 Lancaster, with a
program on nutrition.
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Berks Society 1 met recently at
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Berks Society 3 held their
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Mabel Baus, R 1 Boyertown, and
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Berks Society 9 recently met at
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Douglassville.
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Lancaster Famine, Saturday, May 19,1994—913
from each group were assigned
times to work at the hot dog stands.
Committees were formed and
plans discussed for the annual
Berks County convention to be held
on October 6 at the Ag Center.
Berks Society 1
county convention scheduled for
October 1985. The group is also
planning to participate in Heritage
Days at the Oley Fair Grounds.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Barry Lawery, R 2
Douglassville, on June 13.
Berks Society 3
Tomich, R 2 Boyertown.
The program committee is
planning a mystery trip for the
next meeting which will be held on
May 22. The trip will begin from
the Acme parking lot in Boyer
town.
Berks Society 9
drugs.
A new member, Hope Steppler,
Amity Gardens, joined the group.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Jeanne Casner, R 2
Douglass ville.
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