Happily Married Fifty-one Years |
. and Mrs. George Siliers.
brated their Jy fir
The Affairs
At Florin For
Past Week
(From Page 1)
of Sunshill on
North Market Street
ary on Tue

Sunday cvening.
Mrs. Harry Leedom, Miss

Leedom at Elizabethtown,
and Mrs. Allen Shearer
family spent Monday evening with |
Michael Wagenbach.
Mrs. ik a
spent aking
Michael Wagenbach,
s. Fdward id of
Alpheus Rudisill,
Elizabeth Raffensperger
Richard Dorcet,
Samuel Crowl.

held on Saturday, October
the home of Mrs.
was held on]
S51 nutmerons complaints about low| LANDISVILLE RESIDENT
A birthday dinner
Joseph Heisey,
r. and Mrs. Sam- |
John | having pumped 3,376,000 gallons in|
Groff and son,
Ruth Fackler |
chicken corn soup dinner was
given at Pierce's cabin on Sunday.
Those present
Hamilton and children, Mildred and
r, of town; James Hos-|
Frank Pierce and children, 1
George Pierce of Elizabethtown.
Ms. Charles Baltozer, of Mt.
is spending a days with Jee,
Miss Margaret Eich-
Edwin S. Musser
and son, James Edwin, spent Satur-
day afternoon evening with |
family at Elizabethtown R. D.
Harvey Bradley
and scn, Harvey Jr. spent Satur-|
Frankl, members passed first and second] AT EAST PETERSBURG
Street, Route 1.
ee etl eee
THE LUTHERAN CHOIR
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
At a recent meeting c
of Trinity Evangelical
Church, the following officers were |
elected: president, Mrs. Clyde E h-
vice president,
secretary, Beulah ‘Smith;
Carl Sheaffer.
treasurer, ‘Mrs.
The Choir adjourned
in an outing given at the hcme of
Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Koder, at which |
time Mr. and Mrs Laron Pardoz, re-
ceived very lovely gifts.
doe is a member of the choir, a
was nee Jane Rica.
and Mrs. Lee
Mr. and P. Frank
‘Louise Schock, Mr. and Mrs. Laron
Pardoe, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sheaffer,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Eshleman, Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Eicherley, Mrs. Geo.
Brown, Mildred Zink,
Dorcthy Wolfe,
Snyder, Bernice
Smith, George Brown, Joseph Kras-
av. sand, Mrs. W. Lester

The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Lancaster County,
Mortuary
== Record In
| This Section

|
| Brn)
| John A. Lightcamp, 79, died
| Columbia.
Mrs. © E. Zug, of

town, died Sunday.
“harles Nissley, 66, born at
arietta, died at Columbia.

Mrs. Christiana McKee, of Col-
Ye R. 1, diad aged 75 years.
| Mrs. Isasc Zerphey
| Mrs. Bertha Zerphy, fifty-four,
| wife cf Isaac Zerphy, died at 7:20
|
|
|the Neffsville Brethren Home,

Mount Joy, cele ia. m. Sunday at her hcme in Mount
October first. |Joy township. Besides her husband,
|she is survived by two children,
| Evelyn, at home and Shil-
Ordinance |lington; two brothers, Edwin Wit-
| mer, Harrisburg and John Witmer,
(From page 1) | Washington, D C,, and a sister, Mrs.
Stop Sign will be placed on West | Joseph Shissler, Elizabethtown R.
Donegal Street at this intersec-!D.
tion. The funeral was held from the
Mr. Clarence Grissinger asked|Miller funeral home, at Elizabeth-
for a pavement grade at his pro- | LOW n, yesterday afternoon, with in-
perty at 128 Necrth Barbara Street. teyme nt in Mount Tunnel cemetery.

Same was complied with.
A letter was read from Fr iend- | Ch: istian L. Nissly
ship Fire Company expressing its | Christian L. Nissly, eighty-nine,
died at the home of his son, Alvin
R. Nissly, at Hanover, Sunday after-
noon after an illness of several
weeks, of the infirmities of a
He was born in Mount Joy town-
ship, a son of the late Christian
H. and Barbara Lindemuth Nissly.
Water Committee—Mr. Krall re-| ya was a farmer for many years in
| willingness to pay $500 per annum
on the annex money loan.
Stieet Committee—Mr. Moore 1e-
| ported several railroad bridges bad.
he cecretary was instructed to
notify the Penna. R. R. company.

Charles, | ported Diesel engine installation| Joy township, and lived in
- | completed and in operation since| Florin for many years before mov-
| Thursday. ing to Hanover twelve years ago.
Finance Committee—Mr. Keller| fe was a member of the Mennonite
| repo.ted the approval of all bills| church and a former member of
"arnounting to $1,232.36 which were| the board of directors of the Union

and | raid. | Nat’l Mt. Joy bank, of town. Three
Property Committee—Mr. Loraw|cons curvive, Alvin R., with whom
| Jerrad belfry on Council Cham-|pe resided: Martin R., Harrisburg;
| ber peinted and recommended| and John F., Lancaster. He was the
and Ms. | painting the dwelling occupied oo of his family.
{ Mr. Shatz at the pumping station.| Funeral services were held Tues-
Same was day morning at the home cf his son
| in Hanover, with further services at
2
|
Light Committee—Mr. Myers re-|
12th at| ported having instructed the P. P.| the Nis:ly funeral home at 2 »n.
| and L. to install lights on the new]. here. Interment was made in
parking lot recently completed. | Kraybille Cemetery.
a La
Supervisor Smeltzer . reported
| tree branches thruout the boro.| WILL. WED SOON
| Refe: red to the Street Committee, | Mr. and Mrs. John Hebel, of Cet-
tage avenue, Millersville, announce
Pumping Engineer Shatz reported | ge avenue, Millersville ENR ce
| the engagement of their daughter,
| ir a, son Hauenstein, Jr.
| 75 hours by motor and 2,970,000 in| Vi rgini; 1 bo Bo po = H
| sor r. and Mrs. Elson Hauen-
282 hours by water power, a total | | of ; L ah 9 Ti i
ay sa 20 . stein, andisville. 1e wedding
of 6,346,000 for the month of Sep-|® Fl I sve 1 i 2
| w ake place in the near future.
tember. | wil “take place in the near future :
| : aa Hebel is a graduate of
Fire Chief Ra Myers reported |
y
no calls during September.

=
Maner Township High Schcol and
{the Lancaster School of Beauty
Mr, Dillinger, of the Board of| culture.
Health, reported having quaran-! pr. Hauenstein is a graduate of
{ tined two cases of chicken-pox, two|[ andisville High School and Mill-
whooping cough and corrected State Teachers’ College.
| nuisances during the month. { He is teaching in the Dover School,
Pclice Chief Elmer Zerphey re-| York County.
jported these prosecutions: Stop YOY
Sign 2, reckless driving 1, overload-| ANNUAL REUNICN
{ed truck 1, drunk and disorderly 1.| os WOODLAND SCHOOL
Treasurer Nissley reported these] The seventh annual reunion of
| balances: Boro, $5271.45; Water, |
$847.38; Interest, $166.00. we held on Friday evening, Oc-
Bids for supplying and applying | tobe: 18 at 7:30. An address by
pproximately 6,060 gallons of road| Rev. H. S. Brinser, instrumental
il were opened and the contract| music by Rev. John H. Martin's
was awarded to Samuel Stauffer, family, 3 groups of singers, and| E
of town at .719 per gallon. | other special features are schedul-
Bids were received fer two mot- led for your enjoyment.
{orcycle tires and the contract| Contact your schoolmates and
awarded to Clarence Grissinger. go to school again.
The ordinance establishing a
| Town Planning Commission of five] WEEKLY MEETINGS
Prof. E. G. Meyer of Elizabeth-
"| reading by a vote of five-to-one. |
| town College, is conducting a series
The Street Committee was or-
f dered to post suitable signs direct-|
| ing the public to the boro’s new|
| parking lot on Henry Street.
There was considerable disc
| 2 relative to long time and al
bes . ay g a clock through-
night parking on streets of the | day cvening at 7:30 o g
. out the month of October and are
_| boro, but no action was taken. |
3 | open to the public.
Councilman Keller asked the| °F ned >
secretary to compilz the entire cost
187-ACRE FARM BRINGS $3,000
[of the new Diesel engine and its|
stalistion until the next regulsr Herman Kraybill, Marietta,
Aun > {paid $3,000 for the nd of 107
I oe implif ter: d acres, 20 pecches of land, in Conoy
iA Orie: to Simp > ig ers a | cownship, on the public oid toad
avert so many specla meetings, ing from the River road to Fal
| hair H ri i c
I endrix appointed :
| Chairman appols 2 mouth and Elizabethtown road
{ Church of the Brethren on ike
| theme “The Art of Lcading a Con-
. | gregatic n in the Singing of Hymns”.
| These sessions are held every Tues-
tilding Committee to work in| tt
j Bui Co h p a which was offered at public sale
c wit ol remen r-
onjunction the fireme Ur! Wednesday afternoon by Flsie Hip-
ing the erection of the annex. He|
named Messrs. Myers, Lotaw and |
ple, executrix of William B. Fink,
| deveased,
Krall. sii
A DEFICIT!
FOLITICAL BROADCASTS During thc past fiscal year the
The Willkie-McNary trailer-truck| Government spent $13,000,030,000,
sound system, which toured the| boosting Uncle Sam’s deficit to
county Thursday, spent a short|$5760,000,000. That's our peacetime
time here Thursday noon and at-|:pending record.
tracted a goodly number of people. Tete
Quite 2a number of our local] Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is to have
politicians went to Lancaster to|a thirty-two story buliding, to be
hear Willkie speak last Friday. known as the “Palatium”, part of

Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. the rest for offices.
Pa., Thursday Morning
This Section’s ™
Numerous
Weddings
Viartha
Vi.
» < 1 :
rles Nissley, 66, died at Camuel B. Siegrist

at| GIRL. SCOUT WEE
I
zabeth-. |

be he id to honor the founder of
Miss Annie H. Boyer, 77, died -
rr ae
Our Heartiest
Congratulations
of the following for having

officiated.
¥llis, of of town, and Jos 1
ister and brother of the bride-
groom, A reception followed at the
bride groo n's home.
lel iii
Edith Geib
LANDISVILLE Kart N. thin
dau shic

son of Mr. and
Newtown, took
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home on Saturday afternocen, ?
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rere well attended.
Rev. Harvey Hershey has aces
cher 5th, at 4

ther and sister of the
built heme, on
ursday afternoon at Mount Jey.

CLAM BAKE
Lutheran Church, will hold a
Rake ca Mcenday, Gclober
Fire Hcuse from
one o'clock.
of the Landisville Fire Company.
ong Aid mer
DEEDS
Fison Hauenstein, and wife, premiccs
$450.
tising in the Bulletin.
Graybill
Miss Martha M. Grayhill, daugh
Ira T. G1
R
on of Mr. :
of Ronks, R. D
dna Mae Havercamp
Lawrence Kugler Ellis
Mr,
fi a
of th bridesroom’s

1

The were attended by Miss

The
f Mt. Jes and
Jno D. Brubaker, officiating.
They wcre atlended by a bro-

They will reside in newly
ongenecker Road
aE Bn
The Ladies Aid Society of Trinity

Church house, from eleven
Tickets may be bought from any

EQ Ee

Morell Shields
Mount Joy
Mary K. He

cma
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When in need of Printing. (any =
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WALTERS
. SOCIETY

/omen’s Society «
the ins ber seerztary of literature and pub-

ad are Mrs. |group was held at the home of the| Agent
resident; Mrs. | new president on East Main ctreet C. E

realize it. : . ;
The B. & L. Plan is
Earners’

YOU PAY {T AS RENT.
Inquire ND W!
Mount Joy Building & Loan Association
JNO. E. SCHROLL, Pres.
3. CARPENTER, V. Pres. R. FELLENBAUM, Treas.
DIRECTORS
E. SCHROLL GRANT GERBERICH HENRY H. EBY
FELLENBAUM HENRY G. CARPENTER DR. E. W. NEWCOMER
WILLIS FREED CHRIST WALTERS E. M. BOMBERGER

1940
tary; Mrs. William Crider, corres-
ponding secretary; Mrs. William
was elected | -
,£| Tyndall, treasurer; Mrs. E. W. Gar- |

meeting last | lications; Mrs. Annie Brubaker scc- |
ank Car- | retary cf local church activities.
The first business session of the

Copyrighted 19
efining Company (Inc.)
Z. Elizabethtown, Pa,
2 oe :
} Tuesday evening. Phone 217-M
A DREAM
OR A REALITY?
That house of yours—— Do you
dream of it or do you actually
go home to it at night?

he "Average Wage
way to buy afhome.

monthly installthents are easy to meet,
/
Information Cheerfully

UNDER SUPERVISION OF STATE BANKING DEPARTMENT
E: M. BOMBERGER, Sec.

ored at a shower gi

dis, Mrs. H. M. Binkley, }
r, Miss Miriam Hershey,

{the Barnes-Woodland School will

Albert Gerlach, Mrs
, Miss Fdna Gochnauer, al
Fast Petersburg and Mr
and Sidney Graybill, o
n, Ycung Peoples
Zion Lutheran
found cn another page of th
-aiolo na ”ii”iirrrn
INSTALLED LEGION
AUXILIARY OFFICERS
| of instruction in the Fast Petersburg
Joy Legion Auxiliaries at the Leg-
ion Home Monday
Officers instz I ed in the Is i unit

corresponding

was appointed
Unit Activity Chairman of the Bi-
County Council.
The next card party will be held
on Monday November 4th at the
Legion Home.
-rtti ni L.ssnp
Members of the
Army helped to
| sheep in Hyde Park, London.

which will be used for a hotel and

HE appointment of a new Ford dealer-
ship is an event of interest to every
motorist in the community.
Ford franchise is awarded only to business
men of standing. Men who are liked and
trusted. Men who offer local display, dem-
onstration, and service facilities in keeping
with the Ford national reputation. Men
whom it will pay any motorist to know.
i This new dealership has something else to
offer you — something of dollars-and-cents
importance to you whether you need only

a minor repair job or a major overhauling.
And that is: trained mechanics working to
precision standards with factory-approved
equipment—working so efficiently that costs
are lowered, high quality of workmanship
maintained, prompt deliveries assured . . .
Yes, and something else! The bigger, more
beautiful, more luxurious 1941 Ford! You
are invited to see it, to drive it, to price it,
to compare it with any other low-priced car
made. Come in soon, no matter what car
you drive, and inspect this new dealership!
FORD MOTOR COMPANY

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