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September 27, 1978
DID YOU HEAR?
After last week's story
about La Von Harnish’s
trumpet playing, the Sus-
quehanna Times has re-
ceived a petition with three
signatures (many more
signatures are forthcoming,
the Times was promised)
requesting that a contest
be held at half-time during
a DHS football game this
fall, in which La Von's
talents would pitted against
those of the well-known
Betty Groff of Groff’s Farm
Restaurant.
Both Mrs. Harnish and
Mrs. Groff have establish-
ed notable reputations for
themselves around Mount
Joy as trumpet players.
Heated arguments are tak-
ing place among the fans of
LaVon and Betty about who
is the better trumpet
tooter. The only way to
settle these arguments,
which are growing in
intensity and rancor, states
the petition, would be to
stage the aforementioned
contest, in which each
would successively play her
favorite selection, ‘‘Happy
Birthday to You.’’ The
winner would be selected
by crowd applause, to be
measured by accurate elec-
tronic equipment supplied
by Bob (formerly -Marietta
Mayor) Spangler of Spang-
ler Appliance, Marietta.
§§8§
Stephen C. Landis, who
with his wife moved into
Hess Mar Manor last Dec.
1, reports that the Manor,
located near Kraybill
School is continuing -to
grow. When the Landises
moved in there were only 7
homes completed; now
there are 13. Thirty homes
are planned for the area.
The Landises are making
many new friends in their
new neighborhood, a lot of
them people who moved
here from other parts of
the country.
§§8§
Footrace
§§8
Earl Miller will celebrate
his 86th birthday on Octo-
ber 20. Earl and his
brother John D. Miller,
were for many years
associated together in Mil-
ler - Brothers, well-known
local roofers.
The business was found-
ed in 1892 by Earl and
John’s father and their
father’s brother. It is now
being carried on by Earl's
son Raver. Miller Brothers
is perhaps the oldest
going business to remain in
one family in Mount Joy.
If anyone knows of
another ongoing local busi-
ness which has been in the
same family for a long, or a
longer time, would that
person please send the
information to ‘Did You
Hear,’' Susquehanna
Times, Box 75A, R.D. 1,
Marietta, PA, 17547.
In fact, send us any
interesting items you may
have. Or, phone them
in:653-8383 or 426-2212.
§§8§
Captain John C. Sel-
lers, Jr. is now wearing a
distinctive service ribbon as
a member of an organi-
zation which recently re-
ceived the U. S. Air Force
Outstanding Unit Award.
Captain Sellers is a
KC-135 Stratotanker In-
structor navigator at Grif-
fith AFB, NY, with the
41st Air Refueling Squad-
ron, that earned the award
for meritorious service from
July 1, 1976 to June 30,
1977.
The captain, a 1963
graduate of Lancaster Cath-
olic High School, received
his B.A. degree in physics
in 1967 from Fanklin and
Marshall College in Lancas-
ter.
Captain Sellers’ wife,
Helen, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy B.
Appley of 21 East Market
Street, Marietta, Pa.
Dr. H. James Elvin, son
of Mrs. Ann Elvin, 52 E.
Main St., Mount Joy, will
celebrate his birthday on
Sept. 30. Dr. Elvin is a
psychiatrist.
§§8
‘Injun Run’ to be held here
Donegal High School
Student Council is spon-
soring an Injun Run, which
will be held on October
7th. Registration that day
will begin at 10:30 AM in
front of the ‘high school,
and all area residents must
be registered by 11:30 AM.
Resistration fee is $3.00.
The run will begin at 12
noon.
There will be a five mile
course and a two mile
course. All those complet-
ing the run will receive a
tee shirt.
Prizes will be awarded to
the first three winners in
the following age categor-
ies: Men: under 20, 20 to
40, and over 40; Women:
under 20, and 20 and over.
The run will be held rain
or shine.
§§8§
Ken Derr, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur C. Derr, 413
Birchland Ave., Mount Joy,
is building a house near
Milton Grove. Ken is doing
most of the work himself.
Mrs. Frederick Deibler,
423 Birchland Avenue,
Mount Joy, celebrated her
birthday on Sept. 22.
§§8§
Grace E. (Mrs. Harvey
W.) Hawthorne, retired
last August 3, after 20
years with Union National
Mount Joy Bank.
Paul Crumley, 382 West
Market Ave., Mount Joy,
started to bowl last Satur-
day in the Children’s
League at Clearview Lanes.
The League is sometimes
called “The Bus League,”
because Clearview provides
transportation for the child-
ren.
Lester Crumley, R.D.2,
Mount Joy, celebrated his
birthday on Sept. 22. A
DID YOU HEAR?
Calvin and Marty
Fuhrman just returned
from a trip to Florida
where they visited relatives
in Pennsacola and Miami.
Where are they now?
The Susquehanna Times
is making a check on what
graduates of the DHS class
of '78 are doing now. Here
are a few facts we have
turned up so far:
Karen Albright, who was
valedictorian at DHS, and
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Albright, R.D.
1, Marietta, is attending
Penn State.
Sue Brooks, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Al Brooks,
415 Donegal Springs Road,
and Bob Ackerley, are in
Cornwall England, visiting
Bob's parents who run a
small pub there. Sue and
Bob are seeing the rest of
England too.
Carolyn Davis, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Pearl Davis,
245 W. Walnut St., Mari-
etta, is working in the
Sylvania Shoe Comapny.
Tamara Sue Duke,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jere Duke, 750 E. Main
St., Mount Joy, is attend-
ing Gannon College in
Erie, PA.
Marta Emenheiser,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald R. Emenheiser, 922
W. Main St., Mount Joy, is
attending Millersville State
College. Marta is a JV
cheerleader at MSC, the
only cheerleading open to
freshmen.
Margaret Endslow,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs
James B. Endslow, R.D.1,
Marietta, is attending Le-
banon Valley College.
Roma Gardner, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Perry J.
Gardner, 454 W. Main St.,
Mount Joy, expects to
enter the Army, either in
October or November.
Donna Germer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C.
Germer, R.D. 2, Mount
Joy, is now Mrs. Scott
Kline. Marta Emenheiser
was Donna’s maid of honor
at her wedding in June.
Miriam Ginder, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. N. Stanley
Ginder, 46 Springville
Road, Mount Joy, is at-
tending Susquehanna Uni-
versity, where she is
already a member of the
Booster Club and the
Outing Club.
Dawn L.. Greider,
daughter, of Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Clarence Greider, R.D.
1, Mount Joy, is attending
Millersville State College,
where she is a JV cheer-
leader, the only cheerlead-
ing open to freshmen.
Eileen Penyak, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John
Penyak, 153 W. Fairview
Ave., Marietta, is attend-
ing Bloomsburg State Col-
lege.
Pam Wivell, daughter of
Mrs. Helen M. Wivell,
R.D. 1, Columbia, is
working for American Life
Insurance Company in Lan-
caster.
Scott Boylan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick J. Boylan,
331 Rivermoor Drive, Mari-
etta, and former DHS
football Captain, is attend-
ing F&M.
Bruce Ever, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John R. Eyer,
R.D. 1, Marietta, is attend-
ing Messiah College.
Doug Hopwood, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William W.
Hopwood, R.D. 2, Mount
Joy, and former DHS
basketball star, is attending
Grove City College.
Henry Klugh III, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Klugh, Jr., 43 Columbia
Ave., Mount Joy, is attend-
ing Mlllersville State Col-
lege.
Tedd McKain, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George H.
McKain, R:D. 1, Mount
Joy, is working for Larry
Murphy Chevrolet in Lan-
caster.
Michael Seaman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Seaman, Maytown, is at-
tending F&M.
Erratum
In the article in last
week's paper about the
90th birthday of Mrs. Edna
Kauffman Brown, her
daughter, Izella, was mis-
takenly referred to as Mrs.
“Ray L.” instead of as,
correctly, Roy L. Packer.
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