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Thursday, October
IE St. Joh I an Church fl \ ( . printed as the Summer 1961 specific areas of Land Use, f—
will hold a Rummage Sale ba { Agricultural issue of “Science For The Forest Industry, Livestock, The Bulletin, Moun
° MAYTOWN on Octob 19. Bring you B ‘ I‘farmer” points out some of Dairy, Poultry, and Horti- ——————
rummage ) e chur Ox W y hers will b Adjustment the major adjustments agri- culture. available from the 0
Miss Grace Henderson 6 and 17 } p that dairy culture will be called upon Dean Jackson, in the in- the County Agricultur
Em | TTY nd foc ( ¢ low in Agindustrial ~ Adjustment to make as farming areas troduction says, “We ask you ent in the Post Office
Mrs. Fred Vetzel, Sr Son banquet will be held ‘ | { in Pennsylvania” is the sub- become more urbanized and to join in looking inw: ard, Lancaster
spent last week with Mr St Tn, s Lutheran «¢ I y y ject of a new booklet re- industrialized outward, backward,and most mmm meen
and Mrs. Fred Wetzel, Jr. October 14 t 6:3( n | divers'ty cently published by the Ag- After an invitation to read importantly of all, Forward In 1930 the Curtis-
at Mechanicsburg, Please m a= of er as do ricultural Experiment Stat- {he booklet. written by Dr. to assess and develop the newspapers acquire
Mr. and Mrs. John Buller ion with Mi Harold Engle g 1 othe vords, lon of the Pennsylvania [,yman Jackson, Dean of the agindustrial program in Pen- Philadelphia Inquirer
spent last weekend at their Py October 8 \ wit nutri- State University College of Agriculture, an nsylvania.” reported price of 18
cabin in Lycoming County. Mr. and Mrs, ( B n pe The 32 page publication, over-all view leads into the Copies of the booklet are dol'ars.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Romig Henderson of Elizab wn
and daughter Brigette, of observed their 37th w ng
Germany have moved into anniversary on T la)
the Morris Apt. on S. River Mr. and Mr Kenneth —_- -
Street. McMullen and children call 5
Mr. Ray Fryberger cele- ed on the Frank Singer f i
brated his birthday last mily on Saturday afternoon “hy
Monday. i Call Mrs. Laser or Mrs
Mrs. Addie Parker visited welcomer to order vour de-
Mrs. Elmer B. Grove on yjled clams on Friday. The
Friday. Ladies Aux. of the Fire Co
Miss Grace Henderson cal- 5pe sponsoring this project
led on Mrs. Rebecca Saylor, United Camodis
Lancaster last Wednesday The nie ES
3 Drive begins Oct. 9. Sor
evening. one will visit you to receive
Misses Daisy and Florence your contribution
Shearer, Mrs. Harmon Kel- * \[iss Isabella Endslow of :
ler and Misses Coble of Eli- Ardmore. visited the Harold re
zabethtown called on Mrs. gndslows on Sunday. i
Annie Hicks last Tuesday. A Chicken Pot Pie supper
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black scheduled by the Maytowr
and children of Akron, Pa., Fire Company to be held on
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Saturdav. Oct. 14. has been
Black on Sunday. postponed because of a con
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hollen- - -
baugh and children, Ephrata
visited Mr. and Mrs. Josep!
Hollenbaugh on
Mr. and Mrs
Wolfe of King
spent Sunday with Mrs.
dred Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low:
and son Joel visited with th
Fryberger - Albright fami-
lies over the week end.
Mrs. George Morris, Leb
anon. called on Misses Ann
and Ethel Culp last Thurs
day. Mrs. William Lows
McConnelsburg, celebrated
her 80th birthday on'Fridav
The Lowes formerly lived
Maytown. Mr. Lowe war ;
of the Reformed ppmns™
for a number of
Mrs. Lowe still
very active. She care
of her yard and her
own gardening.
Misses Anna and Ethel
Culp placed flowers in the
church on Sunday as a to-
ken of friendship for Mrs.
Lowe.
The regular meeting of
the United Lutheran Church
Women met on Wednesday
evening in the Social Room
of the church. Mrs. Joseph-
Sunday.
John Rober
of Prussia
Mil
pastor
Church
years. is
takes
does
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your neck about the
cold and drafty...be
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leader. Her topic was, “The some low-cost sto
Race That Refused to Van- Warps FL EX-0O-GLASS and
ish.” Hostesses were Mrs. /! Just cut wi
Anna Houseal and Miss Lou- 2 €
ise Clepper.
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