three
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deck.
They went gingerly up the nar-
row stair and apparently sat down.
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down, eyes wide with fright. The ..
conductor inquirei:- “What's the High 35 To 24.
matter—no seats?” And the one] Mount Joy High scho
soldier nervously replied, “Plenty
of seats, but it’s too dangerous up|
there. No driver!”
—— 14 and 10 points respectively. The
A man from this community vis-|score:
ited a famous psychiatrist with a|Mt. Joy H. S. G F Tl
problem: “My family thinks I'm!Zink F ................ 4 6 14
crazy,” he informed the doctor sad-|McClellan F ........... 4/23" 18
ly just because I like pan cakes.” Roberts Cis ie 33 7
The doctor was amazed and ex-Breneman G ........... 0% 1
claimed: “That’s ridiculous. Why, I|Pennell Gees, 0. 1 1
like pancakes myself.” Quite happy|Leib F ................. 0 0 0
at finding a fellow pancake F .............. 00 0
the man asked: “You do? Would|Gainer C .............. 1 9 2
you want to come to my home — Ant
sometime and see mine? I have 2 1.35
three trunks full!” Manheim H. S. G F Tl
— E. Reppant F .......... 3 ying
Remember that thick fog last Stier Foon $0 2
Thursday nite? Well, along about Myers C 4 I 1..8
twelve o'clock I was walking down May' CG Lo Hania gig 4
town with Firpy and up at the, perringer Gosh B 11
Post Office corner down on p ................ 0 11
hands and knees in the middle oflg to 0 0 0
the street was an East End citizen, |p Bessinger G ......... 0 0 0
crawling around, I naturally in- Civ eo
quired what he wes doing there and 0 aio
he replied: “I'm looking for my| v
watch which I happened to drop} Lo OWN HIGH D TS
“Did you drop it right around here”! yr A VIOWN BY pe OINT
I asked? “Nops,” h e replied, I #
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dropped it somewheres up around| AF 103
Trimmer’s in that devilish fog, but Leider LITE Ennai 0 J
there’s more light down here.”....| a
you can bet I didn’t help to hunt| Dreneman F 00
it | Peters F es 3
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And then down the street further| Ream Iran sedan 1:02
we came across a ragged individual! Ream-G ...............0 31
sitting in the gutter, crying his cyes| Eshleman G 000
out. Always interested in sad Frey Eis ve pad a ies 1:2 4
storizs, we approached and asked B. Lauder CG. 0.00
his trouble. “It's my father,” he See re a
blurted, “My father is a failure.” 3 7822
Hoping to encourage him Firpy| Maytown Hi GF Tl
said: “Che:r up. Maybe he’s not, Barr Forni 102
such a failure as you might think.”| Hershey Pout 011
But, unconsoled, the fellow sobbed: | Haines Foon ios 2-3 1
“Qh, yes, he is! For thirty years he Wittel 4 ETL 4: 311
has tried to make a gentleman out| Arnold BG. ain ai a 00 0!
of me, and I'm still a bum.”.. Walters 'G 2.00.00 00 0
[Wolgemuth G ............. 000
A henpecked husband I know| Aungst Geen 0 0 0f
will only go to a woman dentist. | ——
He says it makes him terribly hap- 7.721
py to hear a dame tell him to open Etown Hi .......... 65 4 7.22
his mouth instead of shut it! (Maytown .......... 4-5 6 6-21
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of our countrymen brought
just before things began to hum.
This man went to a Berlin dentist
good game from Manheim High on
Friday evening 35-24.
McClellan led in the scoring with
| In the preliminary game Etown
Which reminds me of the tale one/J-Vs defeated East Donegal J-Vs
home| ky a score of 24-13.
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and asked how much he would LEAGUE
charge to pull a tooth. The dentist Kettles
wanted $100. “Why, that’s outrage- Schneider . ..... 140 190
ous! exclaimed our Yank, “Back| Zimmerman ov 141 159
home my dentist would charge only|Leibshutz ..... 112 78
$2 or $3 dollars, $5 at the most. Schatz ......... 142 103
What's the big idea?” And the Hickernell ..... 158 160
dentist explained: “Over here it’s aR
different. We pull it out through 693 690
your ear. You can’t open your, Cards
mouth in Germany.” {Pennell .:...... 178 141
Darrenkamp ... 168 152
A panhandler walked up to me Wertz .. ...... 105 102
in the street and grabbed me by Brown ........ 201 212
the lapels. “Gimme a dime, mister,” Germer ....... 150 129
he said. Lo
“What's the idea?” I said to him. | 802 736
“What's the idea of stopping people, Beams
in the stre:t asking for money?” | Clinger Sevens 196 126
“What do you want me to do,”/ Schneider ..... 131 182
said the panhandler, “open an of-| Archer ....... . 153 182
fice?” | Way: . 124 172
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And just remember—Late to bed, a
early to rise, makes a man saggy, 784 860
draggy and baggy, under the eyes., Looms
—A WISE OWL Ruhl ........... 189 167
\'} {Frecht.......... 172 168
cgt. Fugen Funk, son of Mr. | Hendrix Fame 114 134
and Mrs. Oliver Funk was promot- Grove ......... 182 172
ed to Staff Sgt. and was transferr-| Schneider . . .... 184 175
ed from Fort Belvoir, Va. to Camp) —_—
Swift, Texas, February 4, where he 841 816
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On Sunday morning a unified
service was held in the Ironville
United Brethren Sunday School
with Carolyn Mummaw, president
of 'the C.E. acting as Superintend-
ent, the 62nd anniversary of the
founding of C. E. was observed.
Mrs. Iona Metzger, taught the Sun-
day school lesson to the entire
school, short talks were made on
the origin and history of C. E. by
Jacob Kauffman, Mrs. Lorraine
Rettew and Sara Jane Mummaw, a
round table discussion in charge of
Rev. D. L. Shearer assisted by Mrs.
Lydia Staley and Ruth, Mrs. Lor-
raine Rettew, Paul Metzger, Wilbur
Albright, Glenn Kauffman and Mrs.
Harold Albright.
At 7 P. M. C. E. was observed
with a song fest, Jacob Kauffman,
presented a report of the mid year
C. E. convention at Lancaster.
Private Andrew Musser, located
at Preble, Maine, has been trans-
ferred to Aberdeen, Md.
Private James Garber, stationed
at Washington, D. C., was home
over the week end to visit his
wife, Betty Fiddler Garber.
Mrs. Leo R. Smith, who has been
sick for several weeks, has been
transferred to the Columbia Hos-
pital.
The firm of Albright & Rodkey
with stores at Ironville and Kin-
derhook, have installed new show
case electrified refrigerators. They
make a big improvement in both
stores.
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LANDISVILLE
Miss Arline Brubaker, of Rohr-
erstown, spent the week-end at the
home of Miss Mary Elizabeth Stauf-
fer.
The Luther League of Zion Luth-
eran Church met at the home of
Miss Ruth Hoffman, Monday eve-
ning. The meeting was in the form
of a Valentine party. Those present
were: Misses Kathryn Paules, Mary
Elizabeth Stauffer, Dorothy and
Mary Jane Long, Lois Rohrer, Ruth
and June Stroble, Dorothy Hauen-
stein, Arline Rrubaker, Mrs. Jane
Bender, Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Zieg-
enfus, Miss Ruth Hoffman and Mrs.
Amos Hoffman.
The Adult Bible Classes of Zion
Lutheran Church met at the home
of Mrs. Harry T. Herr, Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Hankins
and Mrs. Mary Herr entertained
| the group. Those present were:
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Shenck, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer MacElhenny, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Habecker, Rev.
and Mrs. W. L. Ziegenfus, Mrs.
Amos Hoffman and Miss Ruth Hoff-
man, Miss Amelia Helman, Mrs.
Amos Rohrer, Mrs. Ruth Mease,
Mrs. Wallace Greider, Mrs. Eliza-
heth Ruth, Mrs. Kathryn Snavely,
Mrs. Clyde Rankin, Mrs, Elizabeth
Hankins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herr
and John Henry Herr.
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Fire Company
(From Page 1)
It was decided that Boro Council
should see Mrs. Weaver about
cleaning the entire building and the
Fire Company will pay their share
of this expense.
A house committee of 5 was ap-
pointed to control the activities of
the Fire Company. President Groff
appointed Harry Derr, Benjamin
Groff, Aarion Shelley, James Pen-
nell, Isaac Wagner.
A committee of 10 to assist the
Entertainment committee in their
activities was named. Motion car-
ried. They are Earl Zink, Horace
Wertz, Oscar Hendrix, William
Brown, Harry Derr, Lester Mum-
ma, John Charles and Michael
Randler.
The company will ask council for
an appropriation of $200.00.
Tre following new members were
taken into the Company: Lester
Kaylor, George Bair, Arthur R.
Zerphey, Jr., Martin B. Frey, Rus-
sell Bretz.
The Financial Secretary reported
eighty-nine members at the present
BOWLING
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At Lebanon Sunday, George H.
Newmaster, state live bird cham-
pion, for the fifth successive time
refeated John D. Shannon of Har-|
risburg, killing 23 out of 25 wind-
driven birds, Shannon scored 19.
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Last Friday evening East Hempfield
Jr. High easily defeated East Don-
egal Jr. High 26 to 9.
Friday evening Marietta High de-
feated East Hempfield High 26 to 23
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Te 45 160 176 481 Robert R. Seiders, Elizabethtown
a. Myers .. 3 158 175 495 Norman R. Snyder, R2 Elizabetht’n
Needham ....... 1 : William Earl Lawton, E’town
Hipple ......... 194 160 148 502) George Kirvinskee, R1, Bainbridge
Horner ........ 164 155 190 509 | Roy Jerome Kissinger, Manheim
SON. 156 184 187 527 |Farl William Lebo, Manheim
Anderson > Ralph Farl Bankus, Lancaster
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767 788 907 2462 hing David Sittler, R2, Manheim
Walter Herman Derr, Mount Joy
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57 146 143 446 Harold Cover. Jr. Elizabethtown
Hostetter ...... 15 2 Alfred Russell Bucher, Marietta
Clinger ........ 179 152 107 438 | Alyin Connelly Yingst, Mount Joy"
Reinhold ....... 197 168 213 578 |Jacob Nelson Weidman, E'town
Railing 171 212 235 618 |Rchert EF. Kennedy, Elizabethtown
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Shonk alia 2-2 227 195 624 Sohn. Fiaveld Drace. Miytown
Barringer ...... 140 186 139 485 John Smith Arnold, R1. Bainbridge
Garman ......... 176 175 220 571 |Iloyd Fdwin Kendig, Flizabetht’n
H. Brown ....... 147 180 211 538; Menno Ebersole Rheems
Pr : | Jchn M. Epler, Flizabethtown
DIF + 150 166 214 500 Richard Lee Huggins, Campbells-
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845 934 979 2778 | Henry Shenk Musser, Elizabetht’n
- Richard Charles H:lm, Washing-
Good's ton, D. C.
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oink. ........... 159 172 220 551 Charles Heizenroth, Ashland, Po.
> : 5 163 561 | Ray Arthur Mumma, Mount Joy
Packle ea 2 178 5 George Frederick Broske, Mt. Joy
Schneider ...... 2-2 165 157. 522 Psul Michael Sload, Marietta
Good .......... 166 167 174 507 [Kenneth Jay Becker, Elizabetht'n
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969 840 308 2677 Paul Henry Diffenderfer, Florin
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Mumma ....... 167 165 152 484, CLASS 2-A UNTIL APRIL 1, 1943
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Lense... ...... 192 162 199 553 Clarence Cooper Shenk, Manheim
Ruhl... .. 174 155 147 476¢| CLASS 2-A TO AUGUST 1, 1943
. . Harold Steinfeldt Foreman, E'town
Mateer ........ 157 210 222 589 Grorge Walter Sloan, Jr., Mt. Joy
Stuckey ........ 227 212 214 653 | Kaylor Winters, E'town
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917 904 934 2755 | William Warnzr Kaley, Rl. E'town
Welter Robert Kuhn, Manheim
y Carl Joseoh Houseal, Maytown
Funk’s Jchn Alfred Charles, Florin
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Wiartin ......... 188 150 216 564 CLASS 2-A TO JUNE 1. 1943
R. Barnhart .... 167 2-6 170 543 |wilhert William Wagner, E’town
C. Brown ...... 171 156 179 506 | Glenn Eshleman, Elizabethtown
C. Herr ........ 157 179 128 464 CLASS 2-A
L. Funk ....... 174 156 171 501 | Max Earl Miller, Williamsport
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857 857 864 2578 | Frederick William Becker, E'town
Bennett's FG SG TG TLS CLASS 2-B TO JULY 1. 1943
Halbleib ....... 139 167 166 472 |Samuel C. Fissel Gillums, Mt. Joy
Germer ........ 167 145 157 469| CLASS 2-B TO APRIL 1. 1943
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Classifications
By No. 1 Board
(From Page 3)
Richard Wilkinson, Jr, Maytown
Robert Frantz Goda, Manheim
Elwood Nelson Earhart, R3, Eliza-
bethtown
William Dennie Burkett, Mount Joy
Lloyd Richard Heagy, Manheim
Henry Mark Culbert, Manheim
Franklin Lincoln Drayer, E'town
John Harry Carper, Manheim
Harold William Herr, Mt, Joy
Harold Landis Johnstin, Maytown
Russell Wintermyer Rohrer, Mount
Joy
Ralph Blecher Page, Elizabetht'n
Paul M. Greiner. Ephrata
Paul Franklin McKain, Marietta
Albert Rov Seitz, Elizabethtown
Theodore Wilson Miley, R1, Man-
heim
Richard Fllsworth Musser, RI,
Manheim
Rufus Blecher Weidman, Manheim
Harold Wilson Bergstresser, E’town
Harold F. Brandt, Elizabethtown
Samuel Frank’ Schneider. Manheim
John Albert Frysinger, Salunga
Harry Jacob Bentzel, Manheim
CLASS 2-C
Kenneth Heagy Hershey, R3, Man-
heim
Levi S. Ober, R1, Elizabethtown
Jacob Shelly Bruckhart. Jr. R2,
Lititz eo
Harvey Dupler Ebersole, R1, Eliza-
bethtown do
Warren Levi Neff, R1, Mount Joy
Frank Alfred Snyder, R3. E'town
Phares Cassel Wenger, R2, Lititz
Donal Mumma Newcomer, R2, Mt.
Joy
James Robert Gibble, R2, Manheim
Frank Brubaker Rutt, Rl’ Et'own
Jacob Warren R2, E'town
CLASS 3-A TO AUGUST 1, 1943
Roy Mvers Luces, Marietta
Jacob Elias Weirich, Elizabetht’n
CONtinued idns isosnse
CLASS 3-A
H:nry Smith Engle, Mount Joy
Calvin George Kreiser, Elizabetht'n
CLASS 3-B
Claude Edward Disney, Elizabetht'n
John Flvin Zeller, Mount Joy
Robert L. Madeira, YMCA Room
Columbia, S. C.
Paul S. Jansch, Utica, N. Y.
CLASS 3-C
Paris Baker Gruber, R2. Mt. Joy
Cecil H. Deckman, Jr.,, R1, Mank’m
CLASS 4-E
John Joseph Miller, Elizabethtown
Clair Hess Hoffman, Mavtown
Vernon Musser Martin, R3, Brook-
ville, Ohio
CLASS 4-F
Jay Omar Kulo, Mount Jov
Aaron Alvin Koser, R1, E’town
Norman Spencer Bryan, Mt. Joy
J. Marlin Gish, Florin
Flam S. Wolgemuth. R2, Manheim
Ralph Wilbur Kauffman, R3, Man-
heim
Harry Steffy, J». Painbridge
Robert Reigle Horst, Marietta
Arthur Nye Koser, R3, Elizabetht'n
Arthur Ress Geib, Florin
CLASS 4-H
Robert B. Evans, Manheim
Jacsh Harold Nisslev. Manheim
Michael Kirvinskee, Bainbridge
CLASS 2-A UNTIL JUNE 1, 1943
Jay Richard Heisey, |
Benjamin Frank Groff, Rheems
Farl Richard Boyer, R2, E'town
Cyrus Richard Peters, Elizabetht’n
Joseph Henry Libhart, Marietta
CLASS 2-A UNTIL JUNE 15, 1943
Jchn McBride Leedom, Rheems
William Frederick Leese, R1, Mar-
ietta +3
CLASS 2-A UNTIL JUNE 1, 1943
Paul Eugene Henny, R1, Manheim
Robert W. Stormfeltz, Manheim
Martin Vermont Myers, Manheim
Paul Melvin Ament, Mount Joy
Benjamin Eberly Greenawalt, R2,
Manheim
Arthur Richard Zerphey, Mt. Joy
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“WHITE CARGO"“—FEB.26-27
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Moose Bldg.
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HOURS:
Daily, 9-5
Thurs., 9-1
Tues., Fri. Sa
EVENINGS:
t. 6:30-8
WEEN IN NEED OF
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STONE
CEMENT, SAND,
CONCRETE BLOCKS,
SILLS, LINTELS,
STEEL SASH,
OVERHEAD GARAGE
DOORS,
ASPHALT PAVING,
MASONRY and
CONCRETE WORK
For Prompt and Courteous Service
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MT. JOY, PA,
Res. 903-R-14 Office 903-R-15
CLASS 2-B TO JUNE 1, 1943
Chester Saylor Ruhl, R3, Manheim
CLASS 2-B TO AUGUST 1, 1943
John Henry Baker, R1, Columbia
George Liebschutz, Mount Joy
Amos Kolp, Southport. Conn.
Reuben Landis Olweil:r, Auburn,
New York
Harry Randall Spayd, Bainbridga
Jay Russell Brubaker, Manheim
Clarenc> D. Nissley, Florin
Dr.H.C.Killheffer |!
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Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P, M.
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Hcward M. Fetter, Manheim
James Joseph O’Conn:ll, Manheim
Thomas Ashner Dalton, R1, Manh’'m
Claud> R. Ginder, R1, Manheim
CLASS 2-B TO MAY 1, 1943
John Omar Barnhart, Mount Joy
Harry Firestone McCurdy, R1,
Bainbridge
Walter Heilman Kopp, Middle Riv-
er, Md.
John Addison Swarr, Manheim
Charles Fink Witman, R1, Manh’m
Alvin Orville Walker, Mount Joy
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