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Farm Womens’ Society Easter meeting
by Pauline E. Miller
Farm Women's Society #8
met at the home of Mrs.
Eloise Rentzell, Bainbridge
R#1, on April 17th at 2 p.m.
Twenty one members and
two visitors attended. Mrs.
Grace Bixler, President was
in charge of the meeting.
Mrs. Anna Risser had de-
votional time and read
scripture relating to Easter.
The minutes were read by
Mary Grace Martin, Secret-
ary. ‘Members mentioned
vacation trips which they
found interesting as Roll
Call response was given.
The main feature of the
afternoon was an interesting
slide presentation by Kath.
ryn Erb and Arline Witman.
These pictures were taken
as they enjoyed a previous
trip to Alaska, sponsored by
the Farm Women. Numer-
ous artifacts were shown
which they brought with
them.
The Ways and Means
Committee announced that
this Society is planning to
have a food booth at the
farm sale of Elizabeth
Guthridge , Marietta R#1, on
May 3rd at 6 p.m.
Donation will be made to
Deborah Hiestand who
plans to help with an airstrip
project in Brazil.
There is some space on
the bus going to the Spring
Rally at Gettysburg on May
12th. There are no more
luncheon tickets available.
The St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mobile Unit is the County
Project. Refreshments were
served by hostesses Eloise
Rentzell, Hettie Ginder,
Vera Frey, Anna Risser, and
Ada Kraybill.
The next meeting will be
held May 15th at 2 p.m., in
the Lutheran Church, May-
town.
April 21, 1976
Photo shows DARE reading program winners at Seiler
Elementary School. From left to right are; front row Hall
of Fame winners Jenny Applegate ifrom Mrs. Pierce’s 3rd
grade), Kris Mengle, Scott Berrier, Denise Gaudlip,
Matthew Blasick, Beth Brown, Sharon Nissley (all from
Mrs. Baley’s 1st grade) and Nadine Berrier (from Mrs.
Geyer’s 4th grade); middle row - Avid Readers Club
winners Heather Dunmeyer, Stephanie Ricedorf (from
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Photo shows award winners in Riverview’s DARE reading program. Left to right, are
Hall of Fame winners Jennifer Swank and Teddy Martin (Mrs. Goodall’s 6th grade), Jeff
Oberholtzer and Joanna Hedgepeth (Mrs. Clemens’ 2nd grade). In the middle row
from left to right, are Billy Farmer, Christine Garber, Melissa Sauder, and Susan
Buchanan (Mrs. Clemens’ 2nd grade). In the back row, from left to right, are Heidi
Mrs. Baley’s 1st grade), Glenn Maxwell (Mrs. Geyer’s
class); back row - Readers Club award winners Angela
Atkins, Angela Calaman, Patti Geesey, Ben Kling, Kent
Mummau, Steve Yingst, Amy McKain (all from Mrs.
Baley’s 1st grade) Beth Reymer, Karissa Markley, Lori
Gallagher, Yvonne Waltz (all from Mrs. Smeltz’s 2nd
grade), Dolly Valle (from Mrs. McDonald’s 3rd grade),
and Emmy Zuck (from Miss Rice’s Sth grade).
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