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The Mount Joy Bulletin

VOL. XI, NO. 42
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Morning,
March 27,
1941
$1.50 a Year in Advance

April Fool
Again!

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April Fool’s Day Feature?—That’s right. This faked picture, showing |
the dome of the Wisconsin State Capitol at Madison collapsing, appeared |
on page one of the Madison Capital-Times, April 1, 1933. It’s one of the |
April 1st hoaxes in which newspapers delight. And, although “April Fool”
appeared in small type in the caption at the end of the accompanying |
article, readers were shocked.
Rte So, read your paper carefully on April |
‘ool's day! i
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CHARE BAINBRIDGE MAN
WAS MAKING HOME BREW
State's S 50
Leading
Boroughs
Four
a
John Ferran, alias Ivan Farion.
sixty-two, of Bainbridge, charged
with violating the State Brew Bev-
Act, was arrested by State
Control Board :
his home
erage
| Liquor
| raided
Lancaster ;
1 | cases of home brew.
than' ~ :
Ferran, according to State agents.
admitted making from six to nine

sents who |
boroidhs 1 and ized nine
county each produce more
$5,000,000 worth of
products annually, a
William S. Livengood, Jr.,
ary of ernal Affairs i
tary of Internal Affairs, Teveived
manufac tured!
report by!
Pp Yi cases of home brew during the last
ir Rey Complaints were
tip bid ig that he was selling the
The four communities—Columbia, | brew, agents said. The specific
Elizabethtown, Ephrata and Line charge against Ferran is manufac-
a total of 125 different indus-/ turing beer without a license.
trial establishments and 8113 em-| defendant waved a hearing
ployes. They are the 30, before Justice of the Peace Axe
leading manufacturing boroughs in , Lancaster township.
the state.
With the many
tages we have rigiat here
Joy,
good reason why Ihr IPGInnzts
our town should not be one of the
fifty leading bor-
‘Hershey |. S.
oughs in the state? \
Here's a for our Chamber 3 { lee ( lub
Commerce to shoot at.
Concert Here
four or five years.
among
Ferran plead guilty to violating
: the State Brew Beverage Act and
in Mount (vc fined $100 and costs.
industrial advan-|

is there any
manufacturing
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WILL CELEBRATE
HIS BIRTHDAY SATURDAY
Mr. Henry Becker, Mount Joy, The Indusirial Schoo)
R. 2, 1 celebrate his birthd Glee Club will give a concert in,
5 will celebrate his birthday on the High school auditorium here
Saturday, March 29th.
: Thursday evening, April 3 at eight
There's a number of well known 5
foll a1 Tehrat o'clock. The concert is being spon-
s wi celebrate ¢ 7ersS=!
0.58 w ho w gO Any oe] by the Mount Joy Needle-
aries of their natal day, next Tues-! : ;
1 A All Fool's D work Guild.
ho) px I ro 5 i | This is a worthy
hey include cashier of the Pus sincerely hope the concert is well |
National Bank, Reuben Fellenbaum;
cause and we
patronized.
vegetable and fruit “wrapper up-, mh. complete program follows:
per” at the Acme Market, Edgar by Glee Club: Friends;
Hagenberger; Samuel Miller, Dis I Hear Along Our Street, Mac-
trict Superintendent Penna. Power Kinney; Eariest Lord Jesus, Cru-
and Light; Mrs. Martin Strickler and saders Hymn: Pilgrims Chorus,
Mrs. Ervin Starr, Rohrerstown, nee
Esther Garber.
en tl
Wagner.
| Tenor Solo by Thomas Rieker:
God Touched the Rose, and Where’
SQUIRE SHANK, LANDISVILLE 'cr You Walk, Handel.
HEARS TWO MOTORISTS Instrumental Trio: Doran Pugh,
Two motorists prosecuted by (Turn to page 2)
State Motor Police were fined $10 —

and costs following immediate hear- | HOSPITAL PATIENTS
ings before Justice of the Peace Mrs. Arthur Zerphey, North Bar-|
Shenk, Landisville. They were|bara Street, underwent an operation |
Frank Kurtz, Buffalo, N. Y., charg-iat the St. Joseph’s Hospital on|
ed with speeding at 60 miles an| Saturday. |
hour, and Edna V. Griffenburg Christ Shirk Jr., Chocolate Ave. |
Collingswood, N. J., charged with} underwent an appendectomy at|
the St. Joseph's Hospital on Satur-|
|
re sl Al Qe seme |
RED CROSS ACTIVE |
The Lancaster Red Cross and its |
disaster relief department set up al
relief station during Rohrerstown's |
fire. They cared for victims and |
served food and coffee.
driving an auto without an inspec-
tion sticker.
day.
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ASKED TO RAISE $35,000
The Lutheran Churches of the
Lancaster district have. been asked
to raise $35,000 as their quota of the
half million dollars sought for
Muhlenberg College.

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New Boy Scout Troop Sponsored
By The East Donegal District
The scoutmaster will be Ralph |
S. Oberholzer, will be Paul Baker |
school district, of which J. W.|Glenn Keemer, William Fuhrman |
Bingeman is supervising principal, [and John P. Weiser. The troop |
it was announced at Scout head-|committee will consist of John M.|
quarters Thursday: The new troop Frysinger, Bayard Grosh and Mil-
will be known as Troop 35, will be|ton Grimes. Eight scouts have been |
located at Florin and will meet in| enrolled to daate: Gerald Cosgrove
the Union elementary school on | Robert Fackler, Albert Bruce
Thursday evenings.
its charter at a meting in the near
future,
Another new Boy Scout troop has
been sponsored by the East Donegal

\ Vitel.
{ home of
| pike, at 7:55 p. m.,
Winners of |
Free Trip To
Washington
Sixteen school children of the city
and county schools won a trip to
Washington, D. C. April 7 and 8 in
the Democracy Duiys contest
sored by the Defense Council.
Three boy: and thirteen girls are
spon-

Man Killed
In Auto Crash
Wesley S. Royer, thirty-one, of
Colebrook, dicd at 1:45 a, m. Satur-
day, in the Good Samaritan hos-
pital from injuries suffered when
his auto struck a tree and
turned in Route 241 between Eliza- ida and showed some of the novelty
bethtown and Lawn, a short time | trinkets such as cards, pictures, etc.
earlier. {that she bought there. :
A passenger in the car, Frank | Games were played and prizes
Boyd, sixteen, Royer’s step-son, suf- | (Turn to Page 3)
fered brush burns of the legs and
arms, police said. The other pas-
sengers, Ira and Carl Daub, Cole-
brook and Kenneth Weaber, Leb- |
enon R. D. 1, escaped injury, ac-
cording to police.
The victim, an employe of the]
Savoy Shoe factory, Elizabethtown,
is survived by his wife,
and several children.
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FIREMEN ANSWERED TWO
CALLS IN ONE DAY

The Friendship Fire company, of |
this place, was called tp extingush
two minor blazes Saturday.
The first fire, at 2:55 p. m,,
the summer shed of the
Brothers chicken farm,
Springs road, caused by
from a chimney. Damage amount-
ed to $50. The second was at the
Earl Walters, Marietta
caused by a de-
was in
Musser
Donegal
sparks

fective chimney. Damaged was
neglible.
en
Jurors Drawn
ForApril May,
June Courts
Appended are the
for the coming court terms during
from |
April, May and June. Those
this locality are:
GRAND JURORS, JUNE 9
John H. Shenk, retired, Manheim.
C. R. Frey, retired, Elizabethtown. |
Edward Lane, clerk, Mt. Joy.
Eva Car oll, ‘housewife, Elizabeth-
town.
Lizzie
Manheim.
COMMON PLEAS,
Jacob F. Olweiler,
Florin.
Longenecker, housewife, |
APRIL 28
veterinarian,
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| ARM EADLY INJURED
Harry Dyer, twenty, Elizabeth-
town R. D. 3, suffered a severe
fracture R. D. 3, suffered a severe
fracture of his arm when caught in|
farm machinery while at work
Thursday morning. He was ad-
mitted to St. Joseph's hospital.

LETTERS
Albert Baribeau, of Mount Joy
township, executor of Emily Bari-
beau, late of East Donegal tow nship. |
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NO FRIEND OF ANIMALS
Loyal Good, near Lancaster, was
It will receive |Gingrich, David Herr, Wilmer Ober- | arrested for cruelty to animals. He
holtzer, William Walters and John |vacated a house and left his dog
there,
| deputy coroner, Mountville, who is-
sued a certificate of suicide. Mem-
bers of the family could give no
| becau:e of
| year, was presented with a lovely
| corsage by the class.
After the banquet a short but
entertaining program was present-
ed. It included the class song
“Sing, Smile and Prayer”; scrip-
i ture lesson by Mrs. Paris Hostetter:
| prayer by Alice Marie Nissly; Miss
| Maude Schneider gave an interest-
|
over- |
| AMER. LEGION LADIES
| WILL BE HOSTESSES
Edith Mae |
jurors drawn |

I'ARMER ENDS HIS
LIFE WITH SHOTGUN |
Ralph B. Ranck, forty-two, Wash- |
| ington Boro P. D. 1, near Central
Manor ground, ended
his lifc by shocting himself in the
head with a12-guage <hotgun in the
Laundry of his home Saturday night,
according to Dr. A. J. Greenieaf,
reason for the act.
The body was found by his wife
for
ing talk on her recent trip to Flor-
~~

Ladies Auxiliary of the American
will be hostesses
party to be held
afte 17th,
lat the Richland Club Rooms.
to a desert
Thursday
Legion,
|
card
rnoon April at one-thirty
Bridge, Pinochle and five hundred
| will be played.
The regular monthly card party
lof April 3rd will not be held due
{to Holy week.
Ee
| ENJOY ED PLANE RIDE
On a recent Sunday Messrs.
| Detwiler and Harry
| town, fishing in
Aberdeen mills,
iis an the
| weren't biting both enjoyed an air-
| plane ride over to the river and re-
Jos.
Weidman, of
Conewago
nearly
fish
were
| creek near
airport and when
turn.
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| LIQUOR LICENSE HERE
| SUSPENDED 10 DAYS
{ The
| Brown,
Andrew B
boro
liquor license of
0 W,
been suspended for
| (ffective March 28, ‘the
Liquor Control
nounced at Harrisburg, Monday.
— DoE
| MOVIE WINNERS
| Cash night at Joy Theatre,
Main st., this
| has ten days
Pennsyl-
vania board an-
Tues-

day, sent four more movie-goers
| went home with crisp new bills.
They included: Richard Brown, $10:
| Ida Sprout $5; Mrs. S. Hendrix, $5:
| Oliver Spickler, $5. Ail the win-
ners were from Mount Joy.
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UNION ‘CUT IS $400,000
It has just been learned that labor
| unions received a ‘cut’ of $400,000
| during the construction of the Army
cantonment at Fort Meade, Md. and
a similar amount at Indiantown
Gap, as well as other
| thruout the country.
cantonments
| OO
| HOME FROM HOSPITAL
{ Mrs. William Arndt, Florin, re
| turned home Friday from St
| Joseph’s Hospital where she under-
p I
went an appendix operation.

If You Move
Kindly Tell Us
People who change their resi-
dence should give us this infor-
mation, enabling us to send your
paper to your home directly,
instead of to your old address.
Call us at the Office by tel:, ‘one,
or send a postal card, giving the
old as well as the new address.
Do this at once, so that your
name will be properly placed on
our mailing list.

Bank Stock
‘Withdrawn
At Lancaster
An list of
stocks & bonds were offered at pub-
lic sale at Lancaster on Monday
While
large
exceptionally large
come sold at a fair price, a
number were withdrawn
Local stocks offered were:
winners, chosen from among thou- | For the estate of Samuel S. Kray-
sands who wrote slogan- essaye on | and three children when they re- (pil, deceased: 17 shares First
“Why 1 Believe in Democracy.” | turned from a shopping trip to the | N.tjonal Leuk of Marietta old =
Simultaneously it was announced | city and attending ievival services igi o chare: 2 shaves Union National
that Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt [at the East Ciestnut Street Joy bank, sold at $101 a
will mect the winners at a reception | nonie Chureh, «hare. : :
at the White House at 3:30 P| ete For the estate of Mary R. Kray-
M., Tuesday, April 8, as the climax | G d ha, bill, deceased: 3 shares First Nat]
of the two- doy trip to capitol build- | 00 C eer bank of Marietta. sold ot $40
ings and shrines, and to Mount Ver- | |e 19 ig Uri Rona
non. : : Class Holds Mount Joy bank, 1 share sold at
i" inne: Led a ; $101, 18 shares withdrawn,
he winners, from this locality “or the estate : ine N
chosen by geographical districts so Ann | Banquet it Tio cua or Rm
i tem PE] we wy me ci ple en dy ok Ton
Paul A. Mueller, Esq., chairman of [United Brett: n Sunder. Schoo! ve deve ny Yat
the Contest committee, as follows: held their hrngdet at os » eS Ps Natio Bons me
(Turn to Page D) tetter’s banquet hall on Monday ig Lompny stock, of Mount
? evening. Jey, were withdrawn.
| Mrs. Margaret Harmon, teacher A large lot of stock of other
Colebrook | of the class, who has been absent |kanks thruout the county was offer-
ill health almost a|ed and with drawn.
rr rr WP me.
Brief News Of
The Day From
Local Dailies
At Media a thief
of Police's car.
stole the Chief
1875 U. S. planes were sent to
Britain in 1940.
Six thousand chickens burned in
fire in Chester County.
1,000
hospital at Indiantown Gap.
At Syracuse, N. Y.
a bus and operated it
There are soldiers in the
thieves stole
over the
route for three hours.
York County
his cow was
regular
Over in a motorist
sued a farmer because
responsible for a wreck on the
highway.
Wilbert E. Maile, 21,
Indiantown Gap,
by shooting himself.
at Philadelphia.
The state has sued Betty M.
Krick, to $787.77
result of a collision with a
a soldier at
suicide
His home was
committed
recover
as the
motor policeman’s car.
re OE er
13 More
For Uncle
Sam's Army
As in the case of the departure
last week, Mount Joy and its area
gave a rousing send-off to the 13
who left here Monday. The borough
itself was represented by Girl
Scouts, Legion Auxiliary, Legion,
Boro Council, and W. E. Nitrauer,
supervising principal. Paul Grubb,
of Elizabethtown, of the
ity Remembrance committee, Rev.
Jonas Martin and C. A. Straley of
Council, Wil-
Commun-
Maytown's Defense
Jiam Duncan, Maytown teacher, and
members of Manaeim’'s Defense
Council, were also present, as were
G. Reed Alexander and Albert My-
ers, board members.
The group which left Mount Joy
was predominantly rural, 11 of the
13 members coming from the coun-
try.
The
committee
community Remembrance
from this district in-
Grubb, of Elizabetatown,
Brandt, of Maytown,
Hummer, of Manheim.
We were informed the local
draft board that all draftees
Monday passed their ex-
inducted into
by
the
who left
aminations and were
service.
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BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feltz, of
Maytown, announce the birth of a
daughter Sunday at the Lancaster
General Hospital.
ell
LETTERS GRANTED
Nora M. Sternberger,
Main Street, is the
Bertha S. Royer, late of this boro.
El

90 East

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broke records last year.
cludes Clyde Eshlman, of town, Paul i
Mervin|
and Andrew] $5
executrix of
Minera! production in Yugoslavia
| KING'S DAUGHTERS MET
| AT MRS. JNO. SPROUTS
§ - The Bibl
of the cently
at the
Business
Daughters
Church of God re
home
King's class
met
of Mrs. John Sprout.
was transacted and
games played during which prizes
were won by Mrs, Samuel Geib anc

Mrs. John Barnhart.
The class decided to hold a cov-
ered dish <upper on April 15th, a
the home of Mrs. Raymond Cover
The following were present: Mrs
Lillie Sauders, Mis. John Barnhart
Mrs, Monroe Lindemuth, Mrs. Harry
Leib, Mrs. Garth Snyder, Mrs
Blanch Parson, Mrs. Eli Smeltzer
Mrs. Lizzie Wintermyer, Mrs, Sam-
uel Geib, Mrs. G. Broske, Mrs. Har-
vey Dillman and Mrs,
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3 Motorists
Summoned
To Appear
These
moned for
John Sprout,
motorists have been sum-
auto irregularities:
Improperly
Elmer
salesman, is
Inspected
Randler, this boro, an auto
charged with placing
an official inspection sticker on an
auto without having it
ind William Derr, Elizabethtown R.
PD. 3. the
where
inspected,
mechanic at same
gavage
Randler is employed, is
charged with improperly inspecting
zn auto.
Both men
will be summoned for
hearings before Justce of the
Peace Arthur Hendrix.
Car Without A Title
Norman H. White, of East Done-
egal, charged with owning a motor
vehicle without a title, was ulso
Keller,
auto in
prosecuted oy Private Kel-
ler said White bought
1939
title
He summoned for
Justice of the Peace Clayton Miller,
an
and never got a
for it. He will
a hearing before
Maryland in
Pennsylvania
Marietta.
MONTGOMERY CO. MAN
ADDRESSES ROTARIANS
Dr. J. Havergal Sheppard, of Cold
Point, Montgomery County, ad-
dressed the Rotarians at their
luncheon, Tuesday, using as
“Nobody's Children”
John Sheppard, Dr. Shep-
pard and Wm. Tyndall were
of Simon P. Nissly. James J. Neel-
was a visitor
weekly
his topic,
son of
guests
ey, of Lancaster, and
three visiting Rotarians included R.
W. Schlosser, J. H. Stern and C. C.
Douglass, all of Elizabethtown.
Twenty-nine
local club attended the meeting.
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“BLACKOUT” OF THIS AREA
MAY TEST LOCAL DEFENSE
Legion officials Sun-
that there was a possibility of
I
members of the
announced

day
the entire area be-
and Dela-
an
a “blackout” of
tween the Susquehanna
ware rivers as a part of aerial

defense day. Army plans would at-
tempt to spot ategic points such
as the Safe Harbor, Holtwood and
Conowingo dams, and local volun-

teers would attempt to spot planes
flying over the area
Cr
THREE FIRE COMPANIES
CALLED A SECOND TIME
Three fire companies were called
shortly before noon Friday when
smoldering ruins of the fire which
swept the Bushong and Grayhill
plant at Rohrerstown on Wednes-
day were fanned into a new blaze
that threatened to spread
The Rohrerstown, Landisville and

established
Millersville
[two hose lines
companies
from a creek about
half a mile away.
AWARD FOR ESSAY
Robert J. Harmon, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold J. Harmon of Ventor
City N. J. was awarded the sum
his essay
N. J
of $5.00 in recognition for
“Land of Liberty” by the
on
State Society Daughters of the
American Revolution of Long-
branch N., J. The contestants in-
cluded the pupils of the Atlantic
County School System.
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SPELLING BEE
A spelling bee will be held at
Silver Spring on Saturdzy, March
29th, by the Young Ladies and Men
of the U. B. Silver Spring Church
at 7:30 p. m
Two one-act plays will be pre-
sented, and there will be two spel-
ling and a general information class.

Enormous Losses By

Fire Within a Week
Many Hoar hii umm
as were recorded during the
| fires
‘Sacred Music
At Maytown si!
| The Seminary Choir of the Re- } qi.
i formed Theological Seminary, .
past week.
Appended is only a partial list:
The 89-year-old Methodist church
Philadelphia.
Navy 10,000 men
yards,
Lan-
Rock Inn, near Honey brook, loss
caster, presented a concert of sacred $10.000
musa in the Kast Donegal iS Public School buildng near Loys-
Auditorium last evening. : 4
. ; ville, Perry Co.
The program included classics $30.000 fire at Mifflintown
Qu eg avi .
and hymn by the masters and $35.000 fire at Millerstown
proved most enjoyable to all pre- $75000 fire at Mt. Union
sent. 2 $250,000 fire at Rohrerstown.
The Maytown Reformed Chwch Dwelling House: at Wisonisco
presented this unusual Accappell: Doubls use at Mt Carmel
0 «© Al .
choir. Sl 2 Hotel near Lewistown.
The patron list included: Mr. and Six fires in two days: at Cham
wld res ays a -
Mrs. Wm. H. Banks, Mrs. Barbara
(Tutn. t 0 bersburg.
page = An apartment house at Harris-
RR
burg.
THE GIBBLE PROPERTY An $8,000 fire at Enola.
SOLD TO NATHAN KOPP Hotel Rittenhouse, Phila.
A seven-room frame house with Family Theatre, Phila, $25,000
summer kitchen attached, frame
bank barn and one-car garage lo- | (Turn to Page 2)

cated on the road from Mt. Hope to

Mastersonville, in Rapho township.
were sold at public sale Saturday to Mortuary
than Kopp, Mastersonville, for
$2,100. The property, which was
offered for sale by Annie M. Gibble Reco rd In
contains about nine acres of land.
$500,000 DIKE AT THE
MIDDLETOWN AIRPORT
Several years ago when the Sus-
This Section
Mrs. Sallie Arndt, 63, widow of
John Arndt, died at Manheim.
Mrs. Sallie Arndt, 63, of Manheim,
gquchanna river went on a rampage
and flooded the air depot at Middle- | died at the Lanacaster General
town, the authorities decided that Hospital
shall not happen again. Mrs. Isabelle Barthold, 70, widow
The president recently signed the | of Charles Barthold, died at Man-
Fourth Supplemental National De- ‘heim, Monday.
fcnse appropriation Bill. This mea- Celia Joann Fair, aged 11 mos.
and 28 days, daughter of Omar and
Marie Fair, Manheim Route 1, died
Friday of pneumonia.
sure provides $500,000 for the con-
struction of a dike at Middletown
ee etl eee.
ALL WILL BE REPAIRED
Holes in macadam roads of Lan-
caster county will be repaired with-
in the next 30 days C. H. Buckius.
assistant State High-
ways said at the annual meeting of
Automobile club held
Mrs. Clara Leiphart
Among the survivors of Mrs.
Clara Leiphart, of Hallam, who died
Monday, are three brothers, Harvey
Hilt, Mount Joy; Christ Hilt, Eliza-
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ens. a ttl ferent
FIRE CO. AUXILIARY
ADDS NEW MEMBERS
At the regular monthly meeting
of the Ladies Auxiliary Friendship
Fire Co. last Thursday evening.
thirty-one members attended.
Three new members were ad-
mitted to the Auxiliary, Mrs. Ray-

Secretary of
the Lancaster
Friday night.
Local Affairs
In General
Briefly Told

Ann Wenger, 6, Neflsville, was mond Cicero, Mrs, Harry Leib and
struck by an auto and injured. Miss Justine Darrenkamp.
‘An auto struck a bude near New The ladies voted $5.00 for the De-
Holland, dumped the passengers fense Council, and the card
ut but all escaped injury. party will be held on Friday even-
George Gillespie, 65, was struck ng, "eb. 28 at 8:15 P. M., at the
by an auto and killed This is the Fire House.
13th auto death in the county this -——
vear MENNONITES ARE GENEROUS
"Ma liquor raid at Columbia a 50- The Mennonites in North America
callon barrel was found secreted in| are sending about $10,000 monthly
a third floor partition and a gar-] to prevent <tarving in Poland, un-
den hose leading to it. | occupied France and Great Britain,
Benjamin Shanbach, 50, of Lan-| — Er
caster, committed suicide by hang-|
was Lancaster's
five days
ing himself. This
fourth suicide in
ly
Realty Sales
AN ‘Around Here
os Mamas * During Week
former of-
husband into al Bank Buys Property
ent with all] The Joseph S. Connelly property,
reniences | at White Oak, was sold to the Key-
“eth Geli = Crore | stone National Bank of Manheim, at
public sale on Saturday for $4,000.
Mastersonville
M AKING

CARD PARTY FRIDAY

Ladies Auxiliary of Friendship] Lots At
Fire Co. will hold another card | Monroe Ruh! sold at private sale
‘riday it in the Fire Hall. | to Allen Ober a small lot of
“500” and Bridge will be! ground, located in Mastersonville,
played | for $100. The Monrce Ruhl pro-
CT ——————— t perty, located in Mastersonville,
MARRIAGE LICENSES | was sold at public sale to Ei Hare
Harold heim. Route | nish, for $2,400

sold to Layser
Masterson=
of ground,
Harvey E. Grube
k his premises. in
, and a
the sum of $1, 990.

Mount Joy
{| Arlene Elizabeth Gin-

small lot

To Show Movies In High “School
On Street And Hay Safety
technicolor film entitled
vard For Safety”, produced
American Automobile As.
depicts activities
Safety Patrols thru-
eresting and entertain new
‘Or
with street and}

dealing
5 hy ie
be presentec
School
highway safety

This
sociation
audi-
the School
in the Mt. Joy High

ie
April 3 | out
|
toriu Thursday afternoon, the United States.
for pupils of the Elementary build- The pictures will be shown by
ing. Private H. R. McKenna, of the
State Police, who travels through-
The program is sponsor ed by the |
Lancaster Automobile Club and the] out Pennsylvania snowing safety
State Motor Police and includes| films. The program will include
talking pictures stressing the im-|brief talks by McKenna and by
portance of caution .in bicycle rid-| Dean Gable, in charge of the Saf-
ing, crossing streets and walking ety Department of the Automobile
along highways. A feature will be Club.

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