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Photo shows members of the class of 1956. From left to
right are: back row,
(teacher),
Tom Ortman,
Cleon Sargen, Al
Hubert Peters
Smith and Frank
Westenhoefer. Front row, Ann Eckman, Mary Miller,
Doris Haines and Mary Ann Kraus.
Marietta High alumni hold yearly banquet
Members of the Marietta
High School Alumni Assoc-
iation held their annual
dinner meeting at Mr.
Lacy’s Lounge, Saturday
night. Joseph Carroll III
narrated a film taken in
1937 of scenes in Marietta.
Carroll, a member of the
class of 42, served in the
Army Air Corps in WWII
as a pilot of a B26 and is
accredited with 47 combat
missions. He holds a BS
degree in electrical engin-
eering and joined RCA in
1950 as a manufacturing
engineer. He is currently
employed by the same
company as a manager of
quality and reliability
assurance. Title of his pre-
sentation was ‘‘Nostalgic
Journey.”’
William Miller, president
extended greetings to those
attending, and the Invoca-
tion was offered by Harold
Shireman. Guests of the
Association were members
of the class of 1926 and
1951. Five members were
present from the gradu-
ating class of fifty years
ago: John Detz, John Orth,
Jr., Alfred Bucher, James
Spangler, and Mae McFar-
land Bouhl. Eight members
were present from the 25
year class: Thomas Ort-
Photo shows from left to right James Spangler, Alfred Bucher, Mae Bouhl, John
Detz and John Orth.
man, Cleon Sargen, Anne
Shireman Eckman, Albert
Smith, Mary Ann Swartz
Kraus, Doris Rettew
Haines, Mary Myers
Miller, and Frank Westen-
hoefer. Mrs. Mary Zuch, a
member of the class of
1906, and Mrs. Elizabeth
McKain of 1910 represent-
ed the oldest class mem-
MJ Council agenda
The proposed agenda for
the Mount Joy Borough
Council meeting to be held
on Monday, June 14, 1976,
at 7:30 p.m., is as follows:
1. Receive and discuss
the recommendations from
the Mount Joy Borough
Planning Commission and
the Lancaster County Plan-
ning Commission with re-
gard to the rezoning peti-
tion submitted by Clarence
and Arthur Hostetter.
2. Discuss and consider
the proposed budget for
the use of Entitlement
Period 7 General Revenue
Sharing Funds.
3. Discuss the request of
South Delta Street resi-
dents for the correction of a
storm drainage problem.
4. Receive the report and
discuss the Public Utility
Commission’s order of May
25th on the future of the
Mount Joy railroad
bridges.
S. Discuss the decision of
the Mount Joy Borough
Zoning Hearing Board on
the proposed single-family
semi-detached Pennsbury
Manor subdivision.
Soup sale
St. John’s Episcopal
Church of Marietta will
hold a chicken corn soup
sale on Saturday, June 19
at 11:00 a.m. Please come
and bring your own con-
tainers.
bers present.
Prizes were awared to
Mrs. Frances Hawthorne,
1919, for the person closest
to age 76; Janet Spanglér
Muthard, 1928, was the
person coming the farthest;
Cora Detz, 1928, was the
person driving the oldest
car to the event; Florence
Pearson Braine, 1929, was
the person who had never
attended an Alumni func-
tion before; Alfred Bucher,
1926, was the person in the
class holding an office as a
senior; Doris Haines, 1951,
was the person in the class
of ’S1 holding an office as a
Central |
y/ Hotel
102 N. Market St. Mt. Joy
Phone 653-2056
Serving luncheon and
dinners daily. Finest in
gourmet dining—parties
and banquets.
"Tours of A. Bube's
Brewery and Cata-
combs —weekends
beginning April 10,
1976. Daily, May | to
November |, 1976
senior; Doris Haines and Al
Smith were the persons in
the class of 1951 holding an
office as a senior; Connie
Sargen was the person
present closer to the age of
19 when graduating 20
years ago; John Detz and
Doris Haines were receip-
ients of table centerpieces.
John Goodling, vice-
president served as Master
of Ceremonies, Mrs. Ro-
bert Carroll, is correspond-
ing secretary, Mrs. James
Baker, recording secretary,
Mrs. Harold Shireman,
treasurer, and Mrs. J.
Edward Charles, coordina-
ely
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It’s flea & tick weather—
protect your cat or dog
from these pests. We
have shampoo, powder,
aerosols, collars & tags.
BANK STREET
AQUARIUM
13 West Market St.
Marietta
Phone 426-1669
Dr. Thomas W. O’Connor
Entered at the post office in Marietta, Pa., as second class
June 9, 1976
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Going on
se * Vacation?!
BETCHA THINK THE CAR WON'T BREAK
DOWN!
HOW ABOUT THOSE HOSES,
TIRES ETC.
STOP NOW & HAVE YOUR CAR
CHECKED FOR SAFETY & PEACE OF
" MILLER’S
Mobil SERVICE
271 WEST MARKET STREET, MARIETTA
426-3430
BELTS,
FRESH SWEET CIDER
The last for this season made this week
NEW POTATOES—FRESH VEGETABLES
STRAWBERRIES —HOME MADE SHORTCAKE
Spring Onions 2 bunches 39¢
FARM FRESH EGGS
Frosty Acre Frozen Vegetables in 20 Ib or 5 Ib pkg.
SECONDS IN WEAVER’S CHICKEN and
MRS. PAUL’S FISH. Heat and Serve
BICENTENNIAL HATS FOR LADIES & CHILDREN
$2.50 to $2.25
Seconds in pretzles and Candy
Bulk packs of Brown & Confectioners Sugar
COCONUT BY THE LB — 89¢
No cook thickening for fresh fruit pies
You park free at the door and you get
personal attention inside.
WOLGEMUTH FRUIT MKT.
STORE HOURS: Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Fri. 8 am. to9 p.m.
% mi. West of Mount Joy, along Route 230 PH. 653-5661
EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES
Available Day & Night
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
7th & Poplar
(Emergency Entrance)
EMERGENCY
MEDICAL CALLS
Saturday Afternoon
and Sunday
(Mount Joy Area Only)
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES
Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Bulletin
Box 75A, R.D.#1, Marietta, PA 17547
Published weekly on Wednesday (50 issues per year)
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Publisher—Nancy H. Bromer
Editor—Richard S. Bromer
Advertising Manager—Elizabeth Ehrhorn
Society Editor—Hazel Baker
Staff —Jody Bass, Kathie Bromer, Judy Swab
Vol. 76 No. 23 June 9, 1976
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