ELIZABETH HENCH GUIDE Joy Stock Company Limited Letters 1927-1933

Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 02: GOVERNANCE – Board of Trustees
Elizabeth Hench Guide
Joy Stock Company Limited Letters 1927-1933
Elizabeth Hench, Trustee, 1914-1931(?)
Elizabeth C. Hench (1869–1939)

ELIZABETH HENCH GUIDE Joy Stock Company Limited Letters 1927-1933

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ELIZABETH HENCH GUIDE Joy Stock Company Limited Letters 1927-1933

Elizabeth C. Hench, a member of the Board of Trustees from the School’s beginning years to the 1930s, was instrumental in establishing the dairy herd at Pine Mountain Settlement School. She initiated a campaign to purchase new cows, feed existing ones, and to build a strong stream of support for the dairy herd, a critical component of Pine Mountain’s farm.

The “Cow Letters” were written in the style of “Dear Friend Letters,” addressed to prospective donors requesting donations for the upkeep of the Ayrshire herd at Pine Mountain and were written from 1927 and on into the years of the Great Depression. Her lively, humorous, and clever appeals were instrumental in keeping the herd at the School and for providing a critical food source for the School students and staff. She was a masterful marketer, well ahead of her time.


ELIZABETH HENCH Guide Joy Stock Company Limited Letters 1927-1933

September 1927

January 1928
October 1928

January 1929
October 1929

January 1930
October 1930

January 1931
September 1931

January 1932
October 1932

January 1933


 See Also:

THE DAIRY

ELIZABETH HENCH Trustee Biography
ELIZABETH HENCH Correspondence 1915 – 1917
ELIZABETH HENCH Correspondence 1926
ELIZABETH HENCH Scrapbook Joy Makes History

DANCING IN THE CABBAGE PATCH Cows
DANCING IN THE CABBAGE PATCH FARM & DAIRY I The Early Years
DANCING IN THE CABBAGE PATCH FARM & DAIRY II The Morris Years