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The Mount Joy Welfare Association’s 1942 Campaign Starts on Tuesday, October 20—Ends F riday, Oct, 30

We Welcome You To Our
Farm Show This Week
Which Starts Today;
Many New Features This
Year; Lancaster Co. Corn
Husking Championship

The Firemen
Will Receive
$181 F. S. Tax
Auditor General F. Clair Ross
has approved the third of five re-
quisitions .which will 4 bring pay-
ments totalling $12,804.14 from the
Fire Insurance Tax Fund to relief
associations of fire companies in
Lancaster City and County.
The payments follow:
Akron, $58.43; Christiana, $54.03;
Columbia, $696.31; Denver, $98.81;
Elizabethtown, $313.22; Ephrata,
$498.86; Lititz, $184.63; Manheim,
$209.83; Marietta, $36.79; Mount
Joy, $181.55; New Holland, $338.50;
Quarryville, $41.95; Strasburg, $33-
06; Terre Hill, $17.14; Washington
Boro, $106.89,
Townships: Bart, $18.40; Clay,
$14.63; Colerain, $4.95; Drumore,
$5.08; Earl, $32.99; Fast Donegal,
$25.56; Fast Drumore, $7.86; East
Hempfield, $82.01;
$44.39; Eden, $40.41; Ephrata, $28-°
.96; Fulton, $10.67; Lancaster, $391.-

+ off Barbara St.
| The general public is’ invited to
East Lampeter, |
04; Little Britain, $4.87; Manheim, |
$428.45; Manor, $69.41; Martic, $15.-
23; Paradise, $23.11; Penn, $8.16;
Providence, $5.37; Sadsbury, $14.73;
Salisbury, $53.40; Strasburg, $2.89;
Upper Leacock, $33.32; West Done-
gal, $5.90; West Earl, $17.04; West
Hempfield, $24.38; West Lampeter,
$36.54.
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More Soldiers
ForUnc.Sam's
Big Army
The following men sent to Har-
risburg by Draft Board No. 1 here
have been accepted for military ser-
vice.
Gerald Wade, Mount Joy;
Menno Gruber, Bainbridge R1; Ver-
non Gerald Detz, 30 E. Front St.,
Marietta; John Allen Eisenhour,
338 E. Main St., Middletown; Floyd
Alexander Johnson, Billmeyer;
Charles Clarkson Harris, 262 Fair-
view St., Marietta; John Robert
Waller, 226 Front St., Marietta;
Gerald Stern Hossler, Elizabeth-
town R3; Ernest LeRoy Herr, Wood
t., Florin; Edward Joseph Roberts,
71 Furnace Row, Marietta.
Daniel Richard Hilt, Elizabeth-
town; Harrison Camp, Bainbridge;
Denald Hoffman, Manheim; Andrew
Wilson Haass, Marietta; Roy James
Barton, Marietta; Patrick Francis
John O’Connell, R3 Manheim; Wil-
liam Francis Doran, Jr., Marietta;
Michael L. Randler, Mount Joy;
Robert David Stauffer,” Maytown;
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GRANTED A DIVORCE
Charles G. Hicks, Maytown, re-
ceived a decree from his wife, May
S. Hicks, Maytown, on the grounds
of indignities. They were married
August 19, 1928, and separated May
19, 1940.

| $75 damage to: his car.

Farm
Show
Lack of display space seriously
hampered the Farm Show commit-
tees in placing exhibits. However,
at this writing most things have a
definite position.
The Canned Goods and Hobby
Show will be in the H. S, New-
comer Hardware Store.
The 4-H Pigs and Sheep and the
Corn Fxhibits will be in the H. S.
Newcomer building at the rear of
the garage, opposite the LeBlanc
Factory.
The amusements will also be on
the lot opposite this factory just
on Mount Joy St.
stop in at the Jack Horner Shoe
Store this week-end and guess the
number of corn kernels displayed
in a bowl in their show window.
There is no obligation to buy. Just
register your name, address and
number guess.
The person guessing the nearest
correct number of kernels will
receive a $25.00 War Bond. In case
of ties the amount will be evenly
divided and the awarded in War
Savings Stamps.
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POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING
HIT AND RUN ACCIDENT
State Policeman Oreszko Tuesday
was investigating a hit-run accident
reported by George Shriver, Sa-
lunga which occurred on Road 36001
in Rapho township, one half mile
north of Manheim, at 8:20 p. m.

‘Monday. Shriver told police he was
driving west when his car was side-
swiped by an auto headed in the
opposite direction, causing about
No one was
injured and the driver of the other
car failed to stop, Shriver said.
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MORE OPPOSITION FOR
THE JAPS & GERMANS
The Navy Recruiting Station at
Lancaster recently sent these local
men for assignment: Harry F. Far-
mer Jr., of Florin; Geo. Martin,
Marietta; Ray E. Brandt, Manheim
R1; and four young men from Eliza-
bethtown.
The Army Recruiting Station en-
listed Clarence O. Paules, Mt. Joy
RD; Roy N. Peris Jr., Salunga;
John C. Yohn, Marietta Rl.
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NEW FIRST AID CLASS
An organization meeting for the
new First Aid Classes was held
Monday evening in the high school.
Instruction in this work will be
held every Tuesday evening at 7:30
at the Fire House. Mr. Clark Ber-
rier has again consented to give his
services as instructor.
Anyone over seventeen years of
age, who wishes to join this ‘class
can do so.

Chamber of Commerce
Farm Show Meeting Was
Decided Success Monday
The second
sponsored by the
Chamber of Commerce,
annual Farm-Town
meeting, local
was held
Monday evening in the high school
auditorium with approximately one
hundred fifty rural and urban peo-
ple in the attendance.
The program opened with the
playing of the Star Spangled Ban-
ner by the Mt. Joy School Band
under the direction of Mr, H. B.
Baughey.
Two banjo selections and an ac-
cordion solo, by members of the

4-H Club, were musical features of
the program.
Mr. John Booth introduced the
speaker, Mr. Miles Horst, of Pal-
myra, who stressed the advisability
of someone taking charge of farm
labor for 1943, so that the present
shortage will be measurably reliev-
ed.
President Booth gave a short talk
on the Chamber of Commerce med-
als which will be awarded for
showmanship to the best 4-H club
member during the farm show this
week.
MOST
-TO-THE-M
WwW E
EKLY I
LANCASTER
COUNTY

VOL. XLII, NO. 20
Mount Tov, Pa., Thisrsday Aftemoon, October 15, 1942
The Mount Joy Bulletin
$1. 50 a Year in 2 Advance

4H Baby Beef
Enrollment
Period Now
The local club leaders of the Red
Rose 4-H Baby Beef Club of Lan-
caster announce that the time is
here to enroll for the coming year;
farm boys and girls 10 to 20 years
of age are eligible to enroll; mem-
bers have the choice of Hereford,
Angus, or Shorthorn steer calves
that will weigh approximately 400
pounds when distributed the latter
part of November. Since the State
Show has been cancelled for the
duration of the war, these steers
will go on feed for the District Baby
Show held at the Lancaster Stock
Yards each December. The total
number of steer calves needed will
be selected and purchased by a
purchasing committee and delivered
to a central location, then all club
members enrolled will be notified
to come to this location and draw
for their steer. Calves of uniform
type and quality will be selected.
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JAILED 68 DAYS AND
FINED-ILLEGAL HUNTING
Thomas Wheary, Maytown, charg-
ed wth hunting without a license
and possessing a hen pheasant dur-
ing the closed season, was fined $45
and costs and jailed for 68 days in
default, following a hearing before
Justice of the Peace Daveler, Mari-
etta.
County Game Protector John
Haverstick withdrew other charges
of shooting at game during a closed
season and shooting after 5 P. M.
He testified the violations occurred
Qctober 1.
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VISITED BY THE STORK
Mr. and Mrs. John Biesecker,
Bainbridge, a son on Friday at St.
Joseph's Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foultz,
Manheim R2, announced the birth
of a son last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Nolt, Co-
lumbia R1, a daughter at 6:25 p. m.
Monday in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Fellenbaum,
120 New Haven St, a daughter at
1:23 a. m. Monday, at the Lancaster
General Hospital.

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ALL ON ACCOUNT OF DOGS
Officer Zerphey prosecuted
following for violation of the dog
ordinance:
John D. Newcomer, South Mar-
ket St.; Isaac Morris, North High
St. and Norman Linton East Main
St, they appeared before Arthur
Hendrix, Justice of the Peace last
evening and each paid a fine of
one dollar and costs without a hear-
ing.

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DEED RECORDED
Frederick - Hauer, Mt, Joy Twp.,
to Grace W. Martin, Elizabethtown,
house and 1 acre in Mt. Joy Twp.,
for $250.
John H. Bear and Edgar Eshel-
man executors of Addie M. Shrad-
er to George Brown's Sons, Inc.,
four tracts in Mount Joy for $6,-
700. i=) EE
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FINDING MANY TIRES
ALONG RAILROAD TRACKS
Down around New Holland many
new and recapped auto tires are be-
ing found along the railroad tracks.
They were evidently bought from
bootleg dealers and the purchaser
being as’ guilty as the dealer, got
rid of the hot rubber.
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NAMES HIS ASSISTANTS
Mr. Charles D. Carson, Chair-
man of the Mt. Joy District War
Savings Committee, has appointed
the following committee to assist
him in calling on the manufacturers:
Messrs. Nevin G. Bachman, Carl
E. Sheaffer and John K. Wittle.
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BOY AGED 4, GETS LOST
Claude Heistand, four, Manheim
R2, who wandered away from his
mother while shopping, was picked
up by city police at Duke St. and
returned.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mark Myer,

Mr.
Mrs, Martin Frey, spent Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph

Lutz at Petersburg.
and Mrs. Charles Zellers, Mr. and |
LOCAL FOLKS VISITED
CAND. LESTER KUHN
AT ABERDEEN SUNDAY
On Sunday the 11th the follow-
ing persons visited Cand. Lester
Kuhn at Aberdeen Proving Grounds,
Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Martin and
cons, Richard and Donald, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry R. Kuhn and son, Rus-
sell, Mr. and Mis. Mahlon Fuhr-
man, Mrs. Christ Hershey, and
baby, Beverly Ann, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Kuhn, of Manheim.
Tre trip was enjoyed by all. The
spot of the “Guest House and Service
Center” is a miniature park with
lots of (vees for the comforts of
visitors. License plates were noticed
from New Mexico, California, Ill-
inois, South Dakota and Massechue
setts.
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Farm Near Sporting
Hill Sold For $332
An Acre Saturday
A Penn Township farm, on the
road from the Manheim Pike to
Sporting Hill, sold for $27,556, or at
the rate of $332 per acre, at public
sale Saturday afternoon. The 83=
acre farm was bought by John Cas=
sel, Penn Township.
Improvements included a 2%
story frame house, a brick and
frame slated bank barn, tobacco
sheds, corn barn, pig sty, pump
house, silo and other buildings. The
place adjoins lands of John Miller.
William Heisey, John Cassel and
Martin Cross.
The farm was offered by Howard
S. Nissley and Enos Nissley for the
estate of Annie Nissley, deceased.
The Affairs
At Florin For
Past Week
Miss Lizzie Brubaker celebrated
her 83nd birthday on Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Shamaker and Ver-
non Kling will celebrate their birth-

days today.
Private Elmer Wittle,
visited his parents, Mr.
John Wittle and family over
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moyer, of
Naumanstown, were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Liggins.
Jack Liggins, of Camp Meade,
of Mass,
and Mrs.
the
I1d., spent the week end with bis
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Landvater
spent the week end in Olean, N. Y.
the guests of Major and Mrs. H.
McCarty of the U. S. M. P. C.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Melhorn and
grandson, Billie Joe, spent Sunday
visiting relatives at the Manor.
Mrs. Dale Lions and children,
Mis. Frank Singer and Mrs. Ray-
mond Heisey and daughter, were
Thursday evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Mumper.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Garber
tertained to dinner on Sunday: Mr.
en-
and Mrs. Clyde Mumper, and
daughter, Sylvia Lee, Mr. and Mrs.
George Mumper, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs.
and daughter,
Paul Diffenderfer
Clarence Hollinger
Sally Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. David Mumper, of
near Marietta, entertained these
guests to a Saturday supper: Mr.
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ARRIVED SAFELY OVERSEAS
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Heisey, on
New Haven St., recently received
word that their son, Richard W.,
arrived over-seas, destination un-
known.
Richard was inducted into the
service on May 13th, 1942.
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ARBOR AND BIRD DAYS
Governor James has fixed by pro-
clamation October 23 and April 9,
1943 as Arbor and Bird Days, while
the week of next April 4 was fixed
as Conservation Day.
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Mrs. Silas E. Bard, wife of ex-
publisher Silas E. Bard and mother
of Federal Judge Guy K. Bard, died
at Denver aged 72 years.
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Dr. James T. Rugh, expert ortho-
pedic surgeon, a pioneer in correct-
ional work among crippled children,

died Monday aged 75 years.
Legion Flag
Dedication
Sun. Oct. 18
Walter S. Ebersole Post No. 185
will hold a flag dedication here on
Sunday, Oct. 18th.
All local organizations are invited
to parade with the Walter S. Eber-
scle Post No. 185 at 2 P. M. start-
ing from the Mount Joy High School.
Anyone who so desires to partici-
pate in this parade will please noti-
fy Earl Miller of the Legion Post
as soon as possible.
The Dedication Service will im-
mediately follow the parade and
will be held at Main & Barbara Sts.
at 2:30 P. M.
In case of inclement weather the
ceremony will be held the follow-
ing Sunday, Oct. 25th at the same
time.
The program follows:
America (First and last stanzas)
Audience, Music by the Mt. Joy
High School Band; Invocation, Rev.
E. R. Thomas, Pastor of the Meth~
odist Church; Selection, Mt. Joy
High School Band; Introductory,
H. O. O'Neil, Walter S. Ebersole
Post No. 185; Musical Selection,
| Doris Gorrecht Accordion Band;
Dedicatory Address, Colonel L. B.
Douglas Commander of the U. S.
Army Depot, Marietta, Pa., accom-
panied by Lt. Colonel E. Bonner,
P. C. American Legion, State of
Delaware; Unfurling of the Service
Flag by Geo. Brown 3rd, Com-
mander of Walter S. Ebersole Post,
accompanied by Miss Esther Henry,
Pres. of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Post; Selection as the flag is
unfurled, Star Spangled Banner, Mt.
Joy High School Band; Audience
facing West in memory of departed
comrades; Benediction, Rev. W. IL,
Koder, Pastor of Lutheran Church.
The Dedication committee com-
prises H. O. O'Neil, George Zel-
ler, Earl Miller, James Hockenberry
and Frank Germer,
Local Affairs
In General
Briefly Told
Mrs. - Hester Zartman Etnier, 41,
wife of Martin Etnier, died at Man-
heim,
St. Joseph's Hospital, Lancaster,
set a birth record for September—

eighty.
Mrs. Richard Micodemous, of
Martic township, killed a two-
headed snake.
Irene Conrad, 8, East Petersburg,
was injured when struck by an auto
while crossing the street.
Mrs. Nettie R. Gibble, Manheim,
wife of Rev. Christ Gibble, fract-
ured several ribs in a fall down
steps.
The Crippled Children’s Home at
Elizabethtown, turned out the first
issue of its own printed newspaper
Friday.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Vere D. Haines, Bainbridge R1
and Helen Mae Shue, Manheim R3.
Musser M. Martin, Mt. Joy R2,
and Velma Hess Hoffman, Maytown.
Musser M. Martin, Mount Joy
R2, and Velma Hess Hoffman, May-

town.
Morse H. Kretzing, 118 S. Bar-
bara St., this boro, and Anna E.
Holdeman, Meade, Kan.
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FLAG DEDICATION AT
NEWTOWN THURS., OCT. 22

On Oct. 22nd 1942, Thursday at
6:30 P. M. the Walter S. Ebersole
Post No. 185 of Mount Joy will
assist in the flag ceremony for those
men of Newtown who are in ser-
vice with the United States Army.
All people of the community are
invited to participate.
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WIVELL—MARTIN
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Martin, of
Mount Joy Rl, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Helen
S., to Clyde E. Wivell, also of Mount
Joy RL

en. Yes
PROMOTED TO CORPORAL
Private First Class, Nathan L.
Zink has been promoted to the rank
of Corporal. He is stationed at Creig

THE WALL OF ‘DEATH

“THREE RICERS on tHE WALL
22 QF the Same Time ++

This is a view of the Speedy Merril Motorcycle races, one of the Mount
Joy Community Show's new attractions which is located in the lot at
the rear of H. S. Newcomer & Son's Garage, just off Barbara Street, on
Mount Joy Street.
professional riders, Miss Hazel, Ralph Justice and Speedy Merrill.
These trick riders thrilled large crowds at York, Reading, Allentown |
and Trenton Fairs. When riding at full speed the trio zooms close to the
brim of the absolutely perpendicular side walls a few feet from the
spectators above.
County Christian
Endeavor Conve'n.
The annual Convention of the
Christian Endeavor Union of Lan-
caster County will be held in St.
Mark's United Brethren in Christ] Thirty-five young turkeys, weigh-
Church, Mount Joy, Thrusday, Fri-|ing up to eight pounds, brought
day and Saturday, October 22, 23, $.80 to $3.85 apiece at public sale
and 24. Th: chairman of the pro- { held Saturday afternoon by J. Ho-

| GOOD PRICES PREVAIL
AT SATURDAY'S SALE

gram committee for the convention, | Mer Heisey, near Union Square.
Mr. Charles Muehling, Rohrerstown, | Muscovy ducks, weighing 3% to 4
has. announced a very interesting | pounds, sold at 95 cents each, and
Three | chicken pullets br ought $1.30 apiece.
outstanding speakers have been se- | Two coal brooder stoves sold at $22
cured for the three evening sessions. |each, and three battery brooders,
Dr. Charles L. Hussey, Philadel-)1000-chick capacity, sold at $37 each.
- A 1940 auto club coupe driven
26,000 miles was bid up to $647.50
and withdrawn by the owner. A
refrigerator used two years sold at
$180, or $60 less than new price.
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AIR RAID DRILL WAS
QUITE ALL RIGHT WEDNES.
The first aid raid drill during
school hours, held Wednesday af-
was quite satisfactory in
and challenging program.

{ernoon,
this vicinity.
School children were
when the alert signal was given and
ail children were reported safely
indoors within ten minutes. Smaller
children were taken home under
the supervision of the teachers.
The red signal spunded whistles
dismissed

at 2:02 P. M. and the all clear came
15 minutes Ra
DR. CLYDE MEADOWS No “casualties” were reported as
the test was held “state-wide”
marily for the schools.
pri-

will spzak on Thursday eve-
William Lloyd Imes, Har- y
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Vv SPOKE TO OUR ROTARIANS
The Rotary luncheon was held on
Tuesday noon with thirty members
phia,
ning, Dr.

THE ZERCHERS' PURCHASED
FORMER ROLLMAN HOME iy
Realtor Frank Peffer, of this place, | sei M. Smi
sold at private sale and on private | yt Smith,
tofms for tie. -owners.. the Union | ¥ agent of Lancaster County spok
National bank, a 22 story frame | “yr al Youth
dwelling or Marietis sirest lo Me. | siting Rotarians were F. S.
nd. Mis. Andres Zerher This] Sooner Lancaster and H. E. Mum-
is the former M. A. Rollman prop- | Ber of
ty. > Kenneth Gainer, Dick Brown and
The purchaser risides| sled Workman, of M.J.H.S.,
4 short distance soitth JoF own, who sold the largest amounts of
cently sold his farm and contem- | Subscriptions lo the Hi-Crier
plates taking possession of his pur- | guests, of Mr, nn Hostetter.
chase April 1, 1943. TR

assistant coun-
who now
re-

Vv ARRIVED IN ENGLAND
. a Corporal James A. Weidman, son
UNDERWENT OPERATION of Elizabeth Wintermyer, of town,
Ruth Heim,
in our
Mrs. Luecke, nee
second grade teacher
has arrived somewhere in England,
local according to a V mail letter receiv-

On Tuesday evening, Oct. 20th,
C. S. Frank & Bro. will sell Potter
and Tioga Co. good heifers,
and blood tested cows. Sale at 7:30
daughter,
Hawthorne, son
gagement of their
Mae, to Leroy M
of Mr. and Mrs.
COWS,

Field, Selma, Ala.
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o'clock. of Marietta RI,
|
Victor Hawthorne, |
The huge bowl is the racing course for three daring |
Mortuary
Record In
This Section
|" John Joseph Roth, 51, died at Co=
| lumbia.
Clayton S. Seitz,
Mountville.
Harry S. Snyder, 69, of Washing=
ton boro, died Thursday.
Eugene A. Crall, 87, died at the
Mzsonic Homes, Elizabethtown.
Mrs. Anna Wilson Myers, 67, wife
of Alfred H. Meyers, of Columbia,
died Monday.
82, died at
Mrs. Christian B. Nit :
Mrs. Mabel Brubaker Nolt, 58,
wife of Christian B. Nolt, of Moun
Joy, Rl, died at 4:45 a. m. Friday
at her home, after an illness of six
weeks. She was born in Rapho
township, a daughter of the late
Martin and Emma Witmer Brubaker;
| and was a member of the Mennon=
ite Church. Besides her husband
she is survived by these children,
Christian Roy, Columbia, R1; Mir-
iam B. and Anna May, at home;
and Clarence B., of Mt. Joy RI, also
a brother, Harry Ginder, of Her=
ghey, and a sister, Mrs. Paul Miller,
Manheim RIL.
The funeral was held from her
late home on Sunday afternoon with
| further services at Chestnut Hill
Mennonite Church and interment
in the Salunga cemetery.

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Allen C. Bates
Allen C. Bates, fifty-one, of 1
Donegal St., died while visiting
his wife's
Paris Herr,
Ave.,
of 127 Fast College
Elizabethtown, He was a
Joy, for many years. Deputy Cor-
oner Frank Miller, of Elizabethtown,
said deas was caused by a heart
attack.
He was the son of the late Wil=
liam and Mary Bartles Bates, and
is survived by his wife, Elva §,
Herr Bates; also a son, Allen W.
Bates, Manheim R3, 2 grandchildren,
and the following brothers and: sis-
ters; Perry C., of Mount: Joy; Miss
Mary E., of Florin; Ralph E. of
Shiremanstown; Mrs. Cecelia Young,

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|the week end with Mr.
| mother, Mrs. G.
of Donegal; and Elsie, wife of Clar=-
ence Nissley, of Florin.
The funeral was held from hig
late home Tuesday afternoon with
| interment in the Eberle cemetery.

Our Card
Basket For
The Week
Miss Anna Mae Risser spent Sune
day with John Killian at Quarry=-
ville,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Risser called
on Mr. David Shonk who is one the
sick list,
Miss Mary Risser spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lutz
at East Petersburg.
Mrs. Fiana Glick, returned to
her home in Lancaster; after spend=
ing several weeks with Mrs. Fanny
Runk.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Eby and
son, of South Hills Branch, Pitts-
burgh, spent the week end in town
| visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shonk of
Washington, D. C. Mr. Charles
Hemptery Miss Mary Shonk and
Bill Zellers spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs, David Shonk and
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bentzel and
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick S. Bloom
and daughter, Eleanor and Nancy,
¢ Mt. Lebanon, Pittsburgh, spent
Bloom's
Moyer, on New
| Haven St.
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Guests of Burgess and Mrs. Hen-
drix on Sunday were: Mr. Joseph
Seibert, Walter Seibert, Miss Edna
Seibert, Mrs. Rose Dissinger, of
| Collingswood, N. J., Mr. and Mrs,
| Harold Deal, of
Fairveiw, N. J.,
| Miss Lelie Walch, of Philadelphia;
| Mr
school, underwent an appendectomy | ed last week by his mother.
at St. Joseph's hospital recently.| Corporal Weidman has been in
Mrs. Lester Roberts is substitute | service since May 1942.
teacher. Vv
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C. S. FRANK & BRO. SALE Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Gerber, of |
Flizabethtown RI, announce the en-
Anna | and Arthur Hendrix Jr,
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and Mrs. Wm. E. Hendrix of
Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Barto,
Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henrdix Sr.,
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Stimulate your business by agree
tising in the Bulletin.

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Friday at 9 p. m. at the home of
parents, Mr. and Mrs. © °
member of the Church of God, Mt. |

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