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LANCASTEE, PA. 



Club Meeting. 



The Lancaster County Florists' Club 

 held its January meeting at the Hotel 

 Wheatland January 20. The election 

 of oflScers for 1921 resulted as follows: 

 President, Willis B. Girvin, Leola; 

 vice-president, B. F. Barr; secretary, 

 Albert M. Herr; treasurer, Harry K. 

 Rohrer. 



A discussion was held in regard to 

 the advisability of holding a flower 

 show in November. A decided majority 

 was in favor of staging the exhibit. A 

 letter from B. F. Barr invited the club 

 as his guests to the Hotel Brunswick 

 February 17. It is expected every 

 member will attend. Refreshments 

 were served by Mrs. Ira H. Landis, Mrs. 

 Elmer J. Weaver and Mrs. Albert M. 

 Herr. 



Elmer J. Weaver gave an interesting 

 account of a recent visit to the largest 

 growers in the vicinity of Madison, 

 N. J. Two new members were elected 

 to membership at this meeting. 



Various Notes. 



Lancaster's representatives at the 

 carnation convention at Washington, 

 D. C, included B. F. Barr, Elmer J. 

 Weaver, Lloyd Weaver, Willis B. Girvin 

 and Harry K. Rohrer. 



Elias K. Lefever, of Witmer, Pa., has 

 sold his greenhouse establishment to 

 Mr. Smallwood, formerly a gardener for 

 Mr. Houston, at Coatesville, Pa. 



H. K. R. 



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Andrew K. McMahon has been elected 

 trustee of Cornot council of the Royal 

 Arcanum for three years. 



The contract for the care of the city 

 parks has again been awarded by the 

 park commissioners to Patrick Casey 

 for the current year, making the second 

 time that the parks have been cared for 

 under contract. W. H. M. 



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