26, 1977
October SUSQUEHANNA TIMES—Page 13
All ready for Halloween
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Richard D.
Smedley
FUNERAL
HOME
29 NORTH GAY STREET, MARIETTA
426-3614
Mrs. Schwert’s Sth graders at Riverview had a pumpkin contest. The kids were
to make their vegetables look like a particular person or an animal. (They also
created goblins and clowns from construction paper). One long-necked pumpkin
was turned into an elephant! Winners of the contest were Brenda Cover, Doug
Bryant, and Danny Deitrich. All pumpkin-makers are shown above.
Mount Joy Recreation Association to meet
31st, at 7:30 PM at the
Mount Joy Boro Hall, 21
East Main Street.
October 25 thru November 5
Over 51,000 in door prizes
FREE cider & donuts each Friday & Saturday
All members are asked
to attend this important
meeting.
The Mount Joy recrea-
tion association will be
meeting on Monday, Oct.
Harvest Home, Open House
you a cordial invitation to
come to this event. Hours
are 2 PM to 4 PM.
hold its annual Harvest
Home/Open House. The
residents and staff extend
Next Saturday the Schock
Presbyterian Home at 37 E.
Main St., Mount Joy, will
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The Railroad House as done by Davis Gray
an early 1800’s flavor, were
created by a process Y
commissioned to paint
The Railroad house in
watercolot originals of the
Marietta is one of eight
Lancaster County historical
sites chosen by Farmers
First Bank for paintings to
be offered to their new and
steady depositors.
Mrs. Gloria E. Degler,
Farmers First Public Rela-
tions Officer, announced
that artist Davis Gray was
Railroad House, Rock Ford,
Fulton Opera House, Lititz
Railroad Station, a Bare-
ville one-room schoolhouse,
a covered bridge near
Intercourse, Lititz Springs
Park, and Main Street in
Ephrata.
The paintings, all with
similar to that of Currier &
Ives prints. A limited
number of copies has been
printed.
A complete display of the
paintings and details of
how they may be obtained
are available at Farmers
First Bank in Marietta.
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