EARLENE

By Staff

|Published on July 1, 1959

School is drawing to a close now. When you read this it will be closed. We are now looking forward to seeing you at Montpelier. This is the only Reunion west of Pennsylvania that I shall get to attend. I just hesitate to ask to be away from my school the

HI LADIES!

Elmer is all pleased. He got Mr. John S. Kauffman, R. D. 2,
Mount Joy, Pa., to paint him a new sign for the Reunion booth. Mr.
Kauffman is really a painter and he knows engines and threshers. He
is a thresherman and a saw mill man. The painting is a typical
Lancaster County (Pennsylvania) farm scene. It is a Russell outfit.

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