November 28, 1979
FOR SALE
For sale: covered hangers
65 cents a piece. Makes
grcat Christmas gifts. Call
653-4744 after 3:00 on
school days.
(1128)
Pair of snow tires, EZ 15”
$20. Holly Hobby twin bed
spread and round table
cloth. Putt Putt race car set
$3. 653-5716. )
(125)
Hobby horse & child’s
kitchen cabinet (sink).
653-2125.
(125)
Two-wheel trailer width
4’, length 6’. Height sides
12”. $125.00. Phone
464-4237.
(125)
Boy's pants, never worn,
Mark of Sth Avenue brand,
Size 16 slim, 2 pr. with price
tags totaling $29.00. Will
sell fer half price. 653-5098.
(125)
2 Michelin snow tires,
mounted, 225 x 15, excellent
condition. Best offer.
653-1137.
(125)
Crib and Spring—Maple
$15.00; Book Case—dark
pine $20.00; 3 pairs of Cape
Cod Curtains 81’ (Bone)
$12.00; Call 653-8755.
(125)
1 pr. snow tires very
reasonable size J78-15 in.
Call anytime 426-1660.
(125)
HELP—I'm outgrowing my
suits. FOR SALE: A blue
brushed denim suit, excel-
lent condition, $25. Size 40
jacket, size 40 vest, size 34
long pants. Beige Corduroy
vest, size 42; pants, size 34
long. Dark brown jacket -
suede 44 long, excellent
condition, $25. Call Jeff—
653-4844.
FOR SALE: Television
game, good condition, $25.
(Odyssey) Call 653-4844 and
ask for Jeff.
ESTATE NOTICE
Estate of Anna S. Wolge-
muth, late of East Donegal
Township:
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been
granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted hereto
are requested to make
immediate payment, and all
those having claims or
demands against the same
will present the without
delay for settlement to the
undersigned.
Lester H. Wolgemuth,
RD1,
Box 189, Mount Joy,
Pa. :
Herr, Kirchner,
Greer & Herr
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WNW EVIE LEA LER ET EY NLL
Boys Western
speed bike with
brake. Excclient
for $60. 426-1029.
A pair of 6 lug 15”
chrome wheels with Baby-
Moon caps. $25. 426-1629.
Flyer 10
disc rear
condition
For sale: crocheted bed-
spread & sham afghan
round pillow. Phone
367-7143.
(125)
Hunter's specials, couch
in good condition. Free if
vou haul. 653-5716.
(1128)
For sale or trade: dark
pine oval table 44x66 with
extra leaf. Plus four chairs.
Wanted: round pine or oak
set. 653-5716.
(1128)
NOTICE
WELCOME WAGON
Have you just moved to
our area? Recently engag-
ed? Had a baby? Or do you
know someone who has?
Please call. We will be
happy to stop by and give
you a Welcome Wagon call.
Our basket holds lots of free
gifts to welcome the
newcomer, new baby, or
newly engaged girl. Please
call Cherie Dillow 653-1609,
or Sue Binkle 653-4895 in
the Mount Joy area; or
Hazel Baker 426-3643 in
Marietta.
Do you need your snow
tires put on? Call 653-4125
after 3:30pm.
(/Ya/ Ya(
Earn up to $220 weekly
part-time taking short phone
messages at home. Call
412/279-8601, ext. 635.
(1212)
ESTATE NOTICE
Estate of Goldie M.
Mecckley, late of Mount Joy
Borough. Lancaster County.
Ba.:
Letters testamentary on
having been
said estate
oranted to the undersigned.
all persons indebted hereto
arc requested to make
immediate payment, and all
those having claims or
demands against the same
will present them without
delay for settlement to the
undersigned.
Marv Janc Young, R.D.
#1. Mount Joy, PA; Helen
M. Wells, 224 East Main
Strcot,. Mount Joy, PA;
Rob. 0 EF. Meckley, 1S West
von Street, Mount Joy,
‘A: and Jay H. Meckley,
1S North Barbara Street,
viount Jov. PA 17582.
Carl R. Hallgren, Esquire
Morgan, Hallgren
& Heinly, P.C. j
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Village Square Shoppe,
Center Square, Marietta,
HOLIDAY SALE Dec. 1&2,
Sat. 1-Spm, Sun. 1-7pm.
Handcrafted gifts, collect-
ibles, Lancaster County
atlases.
VOLUNTEERS assist
with Meals oi. Wheels
needed. 1%2 hours per week
will be all the time you will
have to contribute! Call
426-3643 or 653-2491.
(t=x)
If you have been thinking
about installing a wood
heater now is the time to do
it while the supply lasts. We
have many models and
prices to choose from.
426-3286. Hiestand Distri-
butors, R.D. #1 Marietta.
Wholesale. Columbia To
bacco Company, Inc., 684-
2710 — Party Supplies,
Cigarettes, Tobacco,
Candy, Paper Goods. 509
South 16th Street, Colum-
bia, Pa.
BUSINESS FOR SALE
Coin operated laundro-
mat. Good business, choice
location, extra equipment.
426-2225.
FOR RENT
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Riverview Park
Apartments for rent
See ad in this issue
Deer rifles for rent.
$10/week. Amo furnished.
Call 653-4984.
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a volume describing fresh-
water mollusks in the United
States. He also published a
work in French on shells.
In 1844 he wrote an article
on ‘‘Species and Their
Distribution,’’ in which he
discussed variations that
occur within a species. This
work was read by Charles
Darwin and was later quoted
by Darwin in his ‘‘Origin of
Species.”
In 1843 his interests
suddenly shifted to ento-
mology. In one summer he
collected 2050 specimens of
various kinds of insects.
In 1841 he was appointed
professor of zoology at the
Franklin Institute in Phila-
delphia. Later, he was
professor of natural history
at the University of
Pennsylvania.
Meanwhile, he was be-
coming interested in the
study of language. He
studied the sounds made by
the human voice. One of his
studies was of the sounds
used in various Indian
languages.
Because of his interest in
phonetics he became inter-
ested in spelling reform. His
interest in words led him
into etymology (Study of
derivations of words). He
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Haldeman (cont.)
corresponded with Noah
Webster about the origins of
some words.
Once when he was
attended a conference on
language, a young man
started to talk about an
insect. Haldeman corrected
the young man on his
pronunciation of the Latin
name of the insect. The
young man defended his
pronunciation of the insect’s
name. Professor Haldeman
let him go on, then said,
“You see, I discovered and
named that insect, and a
man objects to having his
children ill treated.’’
As a result of his work in
language studies, he was
appointed professor of
comparative philology at the
University of Pennsylvania.
His favorite working place
was always his home at
Chiques. He travelled, but
only to collect data for his
studies.
His life was not entirely
happy; two of his children
died before growing up. He
had some financial worries.
Always original and
different, he became a
Catholic when he was 30
years old, although he had
been brought up a Protest-
ant. He was one of the
founders of St. Mary's
Church in Marietta.
He died in 1880 at age 68,
working in his study in the
big house at Chiques.
Marietta ambulance
The Marietta Area Am-
bulance Association elected
the following officers for the
coming year: Nancy Hernei-
son, crew chief; William
Ney, assistant crew chief;
Robin Eshleman, secretary-
treasurer; and Steve Bailey,
training officer.
Peggy L. Woodward of
Rivermoor was accepted as
a new member.
The ambulance’s new
radio will installed on
December 7th.
; “TM ALDAYS AMAZED 4
- wee Tea"
Nineteen calls were re-
ported for October, and 252
calls this year (through
November 16th).
The ambulance crew will
start a fund drive over the
holidays. Contributions may
be placed with the Marietta
branch of Farmers First
Bank. The money will be
used to pay off the
remaining debt on the new
ambulance, amounting at
the moment to $6000.