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VOL. XL1V, NO. 10
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Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday
illion Troops, Over
63 Million Ship Tons Supplies
Transferred From U. S. To
127 Overseas Ports 31 Mos.

Lt. Warren H. Kuhn
Of Town, Reported
Killed In France
Word was received here Tuesday
that Lieut. Warren H. Kuhn, 21,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Statler Kuhn,
Donegal Springs Road, has been re-
The Marietta Defense
Depot Important
In This Vast Work
More than 4 million troops, and
over 63 million ship tons of supplies
were transferred from the United
States to 127 overseas ports thru-

ported killed in action in France on
July 12, according to word received
by his parents from the War De-
partment.
He enlisted in ROTC in June 1942
and stayed at John Hopkins Univer-
sity to receive his Bachelor of Arts
degree in pre-medical education.
‘While at Johns Hopkins, he was ac-
tive in music, the band and Glee |
Club and was on the track team.
He went to Officer's Candidate
School at Fort Benning, Ga, and
also trained at Camp Breckenridge, |
Ky., and Ft. Forrest, Tennessee, and
went overseas in May
He graduated
High School as first honor
in 1940 and won all the main awards
given at the Class Day exercises
Upon graduation, he offered
threg scholarships, and was award-
‘ed ani open scholarship at Johns
Hopkins.
He
Sons
of this year.
Mount Joy |
student |
from
was
was Post Commander of the
of the American Legion of
this place. Besides his parents. he
is survived by three sisters, Evelyn
Irene and Lorraine, all at home.
i —
County Draft
Board No. 1
Classifies |
BOARD OF APPEAL DECISIONS
Cont. in Class 2-A to Jan. 1945
Ralph Kauffman Cassel, Reading,
Pa.
Continued in Class 2-B-F
Duncan Lewellyn Judd, Newtown
Square, Penna.
Class 2-B te November
Orlo Edward Procter, Jr.
Michigan
Continued in Class 4-E
Lester Barto Nissley, R2 Manheim
Mahlon R. Adair, R1, Manheim
Robert Stehman Eby, Ephrata
CLASS 1-A
John Andrew Haas, Camp Hill, Pa.
Romanus Joseph Gebhart, Hanover
Lorin Frederick Pardoe, Mt. Joy
(Turn to Page 2)
MRS FRANK NOLT HOSTESS
TO 4-H SEWING CLUB
The 4-H Sewing Club, of Landis-
ville, met at the home of Mrs. Frank
Nolt Wednesday. The girls were
instructed in sewing by Miss Ann
Forbes and Miss Helen Weise. A
report was read of the picnic meet-
Hostetter’'s meadow.
Plans were made by the girls to
atten] the 4-H Club Field Day
which will be held August 9.
BABY CENTER IS CLOSED
UNTIL THURS. SEPT. 14
Well Baby Center, held at
3, 194
Detroit,
ing held in
now
| organized July
out the world in the 31-month
| period from December 1941 through
1944. Major General C. P.
Gross, Chief of Transportation, an-
nounced today on the eve of the
Transportation Corp's birthday.
The transportation Corps, young-
June
1942 out of the
Transportation Service and
Army charged
responsibilities.
31,
other
with
The
units of the
transportation
(Turn to page 4)
A Large Attendance
At Brubaker Reunion
Northeast of Town
The annual Brubaker reunion was
held Sunday July 30th on the farm
of J. Earl Brubaker, two and one-
half miles northeast of town.
were: Peter Brubaker,
H. A. Brubaker, Mr.
and Mrs. Abram Brubaker, Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Brubaker and children,
Glenn, Raymond, Harold and Anna
Brubaker, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Brubaker and children Clarence and
Anna, Mr. and Mrs.
Present
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stauffer, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Graybeal, Mr.
Mrs. Paris Brubaker, and children,
Ruth and Marlin, Mr.
Engle Shelly and children Ruth,
Herbert and Harold, Mr. and Mrs.
C. K. Herr, Mr. and Mrs. Brinser
Heistand, Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Bru-
baker and children, Wilbur, Alvin,
and Ethel, Mr. Mrs.
Snavely and children, Harold, Ver-
and
and
Mrs.
J. Richard, Ruth Arlene and Jean,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Brubaker and |
Judy, Harold and Forbert]
Hollinger and Amos
daughter,
Frey, Alta
Herr.
rll ree
THAT MEANS MORE TROUBLE;
MEXICAN RR LABOR
CAMP AT MARIETTA
Mexican camp has been
in Lancaster county at
A new
established
icans for work on the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
According to Thomas R. Thomp-
manager of the United States
Service, which has
the camp, the
only on the
son,
Employment
jurisdiction
Mexicans
railroad,
take other positions.
This group was moved to Lancas-
county from York Haven, York
over
can work
ter
Po Thompson announced.
Bl

the Fire House every 2nd and 4th
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
Thursday afternoons of the months | PATSY ANNE MUMPER
95
from
to 4 P. M. will be tempor- |
Miss Jean Mumper held a birth-
arily closed until Thursday, Sept. |day party Monday, July 31 in honor
14th, 1944.
—- —
BIG STRIKE AT COLUMBIA
The plant of the Columbia Mal-
leable Casting Corporation closed
Tuesday when all the employes,
about 550, failed to report for work.
It is engaged in 100 percent war]
work.
C—O CI eee.
RAPHO TWP. FARM SOLD
H. P. Wisegarver sold for Harry
S. Gibble, a tract of farming land
containing 27 acres located in Rapho
Township, near Ruhl’'s church, to
Rev. O. R. Brooks, of Denver, on
private terms and at private sale.
Anne, who cele-
birthday. Games
| of her sister, Patsy
{brated her fourth
Rachel Klugh,
Barbara
Shir-
ed to the following:
and Kitty Wittle,
Janet Sheaffer,
Jean
Anne Becker,
ma, Gwendolyn Neff, Patsy
Mrs. Mrs. Robert
Divit.
etl Eee:
DEEDS RECORDED
Albert G. Walters and Annie H.
Walters, his wife, Florin, to John
B. Wittel and Mary R. Wittel, his
wife, Florin, tract in Florin for $500
Dave Mumper,

Elam Brubaker |
and children, Lois, James and Luke, |
and |
Mrs. |
Monroe |
na Mae, Lester and Thelma, Mr. and |
Marvin Messick and children, |
Marietta, supplying 40 more Mex- |
and are not permitted tof
were played and refreshments serv- |
ley and Walter Bates, Jimmie Mum- |
Anne, |
Nancy and Jean Mumper, Mr. and |

The Marietta Depot
Marked Its Second
‘Anniversary Sat.
Lauding civilian employees of the
Marietta Holding and Reconsign-
ment Point for their part in helping
“to keep vital embarkation points
clear in critical days invasion,”
Col. Luke A. Finlay, executive offi-
cer for Maj. Gen Charles F
chief of the U. S. Army Transporta-
| tion Corps, spoke at ceremonies at
Marietta Saturday mark-
| ing the second of

of
Gross,
afternoon,
birthday
| est of the Army Service Forces, was | transportation corps.
| Colonel Finley was introduced by
| Col. Murdock A. McFadden, zone
| transportation The assem-
| blage_was opened by Col. Forrest
|G Smith, commanding officer
{ the depot.
Previous to the ceremonies in the
flanked by
transport vital
officer.
at
warehouse, railroad
ready to
terials to the coast,
served in the depot cafeteria to ap-
proximately 1,300 persons.
Following the speaking program,
the Army Services Forces Train-
ing Center, Indiantown Gap,
sented all-soldier revue
Ahoy,”
prominent
big
cars ma-
a luncheon was
pre-
an “Gap
including many
the
war.
men who
were in entertain-
ment world before the
—— ee —
Native of Town
Killed In Action
In France July 3
Sgt. Sherwood W.
| ty-two, son of Nelson
East Petersburg,
of this boro,

Gingrich, twen-
Gingrich, of
Mrs. Ruth
was killed
France on July
and
Espenshade,
in action in 3, ac-
his
De-
by
War
to word received
|
|
cording
| wife, Rosemary, from the
| partment.
Sgt. Gingrich
| October 28, 1942,
in April of this year.
In addition to his wife,
the Army
and went overseas
entered
and par-
| ents, he is survived by an eighteen
months old son, Sherwood, Jr.
eet fleeces coset
| GIRL SCOUT COMMITTEE
TO HOLD KITCHEN SHOWER
Our Girl Scout Troop No 8.
sponsored by the American
The troop committee
Miss Esther
chairman, Mrs. Edward
| treasurer, Mrs. Frank Germer, Mrs.
Isaac Morris, Mrs. Reuben Fellen-
Mrs. Clarence Newcomer,
and Mrs. George Brown IL
| decided to have monthly meetings
helpful to the
being formu-
Legion
Auxiliary,
|as follows:
It was
| to plan activities
| troop. Plans are now
j Fated for a kitchen shower
|the kitchen at Marietta
Legion Home.
—— ——
to equip
the St.
| HARVEST HOME SERVICE
| AT PLEASANT VIEW CHURCH
The United Zion Children
{hold a Harvest Home
| Pleasant View church (Hossler's)
[on Saturday, August 12th at two
| o'clock
A splendid program has been ar-
fons with able speakers from
| Lebanon county.
| The public is cordially invited
—————— rene
|W AS ELECTED SECRETARY
| Mrs. Frank Nolt, of Landisville,
was elected secretary of the
county Farm Women Society
Hostetter’'s Play
Lan-
caster
at a meeting at
Barn Saturday.
——
| RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGE
| Penna. State Policeman, Pvt. Jno.
| W. Amour, prosecuted Eli H. Shenk,
{Route 2, Manheim, on a reckless
driving charge, before Squire Hoc-
kenberry.
the
will | Mrs.
service in the |

| Nancy
: | Janet
IS now | :
| Andrew
Brown, |
{ Mrs.
. 1 Darla
IS | Bat
| Bates,
Henry, |
{ IN HONOR OF

Afternoon, August 3, 1944
Banner Sale
At Marietta
Saturday P.M.
Mr. Chas S. Frank,
[held one of the banner
at Marietta Saturday after-
when the Collins Estate
lot of
household goods and also
MOUNT JOY NEWS IN A
CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER
few
far
its
Comparatively people have |
news travels, |
little |
any idea just how
particularly when just a
of the ordinary.
Park Neiss,
a letter
in which was the
the
out
Mrs.
ceived
of this place, re- |
son Park
following clipping |
Angeles Daily |
from her
auctioneer,
Los sales of his
taken from
Examiner. | career
MT. JOY,
cerned by
livestock
commurity’s Chamber
Pa., July 23—Con- [noon dis-
damage precions
stipplies, this
of Com-
cents for
rat caught
to posed of a large valuable
feed the real
estate.
A Victoria sofa sold for $271 while
[five chairs to match brought $19.50
has offered 3
of every
here and turned in.
Mr. Neiss
stationed in’ Culifornia.
CATCHES 131 QUARTS
OF BEETLES IN 6 DAYS
One
quarts of
morce
the tail
A gentleman’s chair sold for
picture $19.50 and
household articles,
| apiece
$90.00
many
is in the service and is| an old
other
|
|
{
[
many of which were antiques in ex-
cellent preservation, sold
tionately high.
The property, No. 116 West Mar-
ket street, comprising a brick store
and apartment building of 14 rooms,
of
store.
propor-
hundred and thirty-one |
Japanese beetles, includ-
ing ten Queen's were caught in six
and one-half
acre corn field on the farm of Mrs.
tenanted by Ells-
East Petersburg.
days, out of a three was purchased by J. S. Harris,
Marietta, the
The price paid was $8,225.00.
The held by Paul C.
Haldeman and the Conestoga Na-
Bank, Lancaster, fiduciar-
ies in estates of Alice L. Collins and
Elizabeth Collins, deceased. Arnold
& Bricker were the attorneys and
Zeller & Herr the clerks.
The sale was largely attended.
rn ee Dee
Brief News Of
The Day Fo, MRS. DOROTHY DERR HOSTESS
nr TO KINGS DAUGHTERS CLASS
Local Dailies |
of the
Mos-
who occupies
Barton J. Lynch,
Weidman,
beetles were
worth
The
in a
sale was
reported caught
regular pre-bated commercial
trap,
id
tional of
type with the bait having a
to cucumbers.
De
scent
Bible class
held
Tuesday
Kings Daughters
Church of God
the Cove
evening. After a short business ses-
their
Harrisburg is going thru a meeting at on
guito infestation.
State
blight
sion, games were played and several
prizes awarded. Mrs. Dorothy Derr
hostess and entertained the
class at a doggie roast. The follow-
Mrs. Mary Walker,
Mrs. Stover, Mrs. Ellen Lindemuth,
Mrs.” Elsie Grove, Mrs. Blanche Par-
Miss May Shreiner, Miss Wil-
ma Eaton, Mrs. Lillie Sauders, Mrs.
Sue Holwager, Mrs. Eli Smeltzer,
Mrs. Christ Charles, Mrs. Jno. Barn-
Sr., Mrs. Harry Leib, Mrs.
Wintermeyer, Mrs. Garth
Mrs. Mahlon Snyder, Mrs.
John Sprout and the hostess, Mrs.
Phila | Derr.
worker, is malnu- |
trition at they |
found $1,900 in cash on his person.
He
Sgt.
town R2,
that late
Lancaster
College reports a
threatening
potato crop. | was the
1S
county's late
Thirty-two pairs of rationed baby |
$3.50 a
found on a dump at York.
Lt. Gen. Lesley J. McNair,
this nation’s most fearless military
was killed in Normandy.
Norris, 8, Middletown,
and shortly
shoes valued at pair were |ing attended:
one of
son,
leaders,
Kenneth
fell off
thereafter
There
paralysis in Penna.
a chair died
a fractared skull. | hart,
189 cases of
in the
from
were infantile | Lizzie
past sev- | Snyder,
en months.
Walters, 38,
recovering

Fred war
from
a hospital where
This Section’s
Numerous
Weddings
Helen G. Loraw
William A.
The
| Loraw,
Darwin
A
Samuel
also owned an auto.
V. Husler, 24,
died from injuries sustain-
his
Homer Myers-
ed when a tire blew out on
at Hopeland. This is
Lancaster county's eighteenth high-
death in 1944.
———— nmi
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE FOR
SHIRLEY ANN BATES
A birthday
held on Saturday
or of Shirley Ann Bates in celebra- |
fourth birthday
motorcycle
way
Ebersole
of
of
Miss Helen G.
Mr. and Mrs
Loraw, Florin, and William
of Mr. and Mrs
Bainbridge took
| place Saturday at 2 p. m. at Hef
| United Brethren Church, Florin.
[ The double ring ceremony was used |
| with the Rev. I. E. Funk officiating
The bride wore taffeta
Harry Thomas, | gown with a fingertip veil and car-
Patty and Sally | fied a white Bible with rosebuds
Sonny Bates, | The bridesmaid,
Mrs. Ruth Bates, | of
Billy and Le- a
marriage
party was
in hon-
surprise daugher
afternoon,
Ebersole, son
tion of her Ebersole,

played and refresh-
the little
Mumma,
Games were
guests who
Patsy and
Walters,
Gwendolyn Neff,
ments served
Jimmie
Mumper,
Demmy,
were:
Carolyn
a white
Brown,
Fay
Shirley
Minnie
Myrtle
Mrs.
ates,
and and satin ribbon.
Miss Elizabeth
| the bridegroom,
pink gown and carried an old fash-
Charles Gutshall
| served as best man.
The couple will reside in Florin
rt eee
FARM MACHINERY OUTPUT
AT PEAK PRE-WAR LEVEL
Farm becoming
| more plentiful in Pennsylvania and
if the present trend continues few
types of farm equipment will re-
{main on the rationed list when the
Jates, sister
Bates,
Thelma Heisey.
PE
RISSERS ENTERTAIN
THEIR SON
Mrs. Paul Risser
dinner on Sunday
their David Risser,
on a nine day furlough
at
Ebersole,
attired
Mrs
was in
and
roy
|ioned bouquet.
THE
enter-
Mr. and
tained to a in |
of
who is home
after finishing his
Bainbridge, Md.
Guests were:
Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Martin Frey,
Shonk
honor son,
machinery is
boot training
and Mrs.
Zeller and
Mr. and
David
Mr. Mary
Myers,
children,
Alvin
Shonk
spring planting season arrives next
Farm machinery will in many
| cases take other
equipment so that war food produc-
and Mrs.
year.
tli limi precedence over
MARIETTA FIRE COMPANY
GETS NEW PUMPER
The Pioneer Fire Co, Marietta, |
has a $9,000 “American La
of the latest de-
John Preston has
|tion may be carried without inter-
ruption.
> ———
received
TWO WERE ROBBED WHILE
BATHING IN A QUARRY
Mrs. Helen Nye, Elizabetitown |
R1, and Marcus R. Long, New Cum-
| berland, reported to state police at |
Columbia the theft of $18
and a wrist watch valued
automobile while swim- |
ming quarry Bainbr idge | i
Sunday afternoon.
A A Ain
France” pumper
Fire Chief
announced
CUTS 68TH TOBACCO CROP
William D. Glick, Millersville,
is cutting his 68th
Mr. Glick, who is well over 70 years
of his first crop when a|
small boy and hasn’t missed a sea- |
sign,

in cash |
$45 |
of
crop of tobacco. at
{ from their
ut at a near
age, C
son since.
ee ee tl eee
VISITED BY THE STORK
Mr. and Mrs. Hendy Geib, Land-
isville R2 a son at the General Hos- | the armed forces now have
pital on July 20 } 313,087, including 63,000 dead.
| VICTORY’S COST TO DATE
New casualty figures announced
Thursday show that all branches of
lost
2
Mount Joy Bulletin
$1.50 a Year in
G. GRAYBILL DIZHM
Diehm
reelected
G.
ously
Republican
unanim-
the
committee at a
at Lan-
Graybill was
chairman of
county
reorganization meeting held
last evening.
ee
Our Boy Scouts
Held Four Days
Outing at Gretna
the local
caster
Members of Boy
COUNTY
Local Affairs ‘Mortuary
In General
Briefly Told
e Z¢
ooo odin
Advance |
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it
C
|
|
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{
{ Manheim,
wedding
| the
|
| drowned in the
Vy
|
[a
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| cave
|a freight tra
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+ on
Scout |
0
Troop 39 spent Saturday to Tuesday |
at Mount Gretna where
hikad,
visited the park
they swam,
played baseball and golf and
unpleasant feature of
Sunday night
Monday's break-
of
The only
the
when vandals stole
outing occured
fast rations consisting eggs, ba-
con, butter, etc.
Monday,
came upon a
the
they
during a hike, scouts
hut where sur-
They
they
mised the thieves “hung out”.
also found bacon there which
thought might have been
the loot.
Mr. “Bill”
companied the
their four day
David Morris,
wood Rice,
part
Bair,
following
camp: Victor Morris
Warren Bates, El-
Jack Tyndall, Carl Max,
Robert Divet, William |
Garber, Lee Ranck, Richard Sheetz,
Robert Kramer, Frank Hass
Donald Starr, Richard Martin,
Stark, John Miller, Wa
Owen smith, James Markley,
Eberle and Richard Mumper
Boys 12 of age are
join the As
meeting
scoutmaster ac-
scouts on
Glenn Shupp,
inger
Paul
mer,
Jack
Bank
years invited
local troop k
at the
to
scout or
at
stop in
day 7:00 ocl
Ou: Card
Basket For
The Week
Mrs. E. S.
the at Ea
Gerberi
sles 1
and
Mr.
spending ronth
Penna.
Mr. and Mrs.
Philadelphia
Mr.
H.
Evanvelical
Whitre
the
Hostetter
of the
Willian
spending
y ok
are week
and Mrs. E.
A. Minnich,
Cong
will spend from August
Herndon Campmeeting
Misses Marian Brubaker,
Nissley, Alice Brubaker,
Nancy Ellis, all
‘the week at
with B
Rev pastor
nal church,
i to 13
regatic
nette
Ellis and
spending
Mount Gretna
intel Willies
CLAIMS HE PASSED DOUBLE
Among a number of t
the I
police last week
ert of Mount Joy R2
with passing double
at Mu
are
at
sancast
Edwar
He
ovel
prosecuted by
was
Iberry
section
streets.
A rr
CHARGED WITH SPE EDINt
Walter A. Herr, t
RD, was prosecuted by S
man Edward Der
for
Lincoln
ville station dri
hour on the
of Gap
ee el
{FELL IN A SINK HOLE
Kathryn Erisman, 13,
fell into a k hole
| detassaling hybrid corn for
| Hoffman Seed Co
She was slightly
caster, sin
of Landisvill
injured.
NO BUSSES OR TROLLEYS
All the
the employees of
and trolleys in the city of Philadel-
the
phia quit Tuesday because
traction company began hiring ne-
gro operators.
of |
another |
Mon- |
busses
m
Gener:
[ the
wan
auto
At
ne
1€
Columbia
baby rabbit
There
at Lancas
Mary
talks
Mari
wer
ome
Miss
omato ¢
Miss
ittained the
in |
De
Two
520 each
slog
Henry
and cost
ad ( reck.
C. Shar
One
elected commander
No
District
A
19-inch,
.egion
James Kege
at Stee
Murs
will
river
Mr. and
anniver
Alfred P. Wesc
Lancaster
The seventh
Barto, Man
nd will enter
A train
al
Tountville
ured.
Rev. John Cha
the Evangelic
n I 1£¢
truck
Sunid:
hurch at Colun
esigned.
Gardner
the police
in
Vest Fairview.
Lloyd Zimmer
abondoned h
Monday and
rh
Christian Fenst
was
eard of
arreste
kicking a
ther
us er,
ll at a sale
Landis
ade a turn
as struck by an
Hospita
1
il
kull.
C
| te
going to Conestos
|
d
Boy Scouts
To Entertain
Our Rotarians
fH
FOR COMMUNITY
Page:
D
DIRECTORS MEET
MISSED 3
POINT VALUES OF MEAT SAME
meats
main
‘13, the OPA has announced.
The driver
0 was
pumper
r for driving
emonstration. He
—-
In the absence
who 1
sday’s meeting
3 ry to
* program was
color movie,
Schmidt past I
I
“wr
ERE'S AN OPI
Beauty
A
——
RIVE RIS PR
10TORINST
Gt
——
IN 67
C value
urrent
the same,
Hor
from 6 to 9 ft
an’s list at
Millersville
3 pound 14 ounce
celebrate
county
son of
the
Weaver's
cal and
Canon, 22,
the
small
of the
arres
40
YOSECUTED
IGNORED SIGN
and dairy
Eden, 92
amer, was
a cat is mothering
100 renters for two
ter last week.
t, Lancaster, has
tall
Greenawalt has
Bucknell
1
men were fined
for gigging in the
ik, Lancaster,
of the
10
1, Lancaster,
was
American
caught
bass in
Iton Sunday.
Nathan Kupp, of
their 50th
ary Sunday.
*h, 44,
hospital,
y
at
was
1 patient
a creek
Mr. and Mrs.
was drafted
this
onestog
heim,
service week.
and demolished an
crossing, east of
wy. Three were in-
rles Heater, pastor
Reformed
1935, has |
bia since
Columbia,
i Man ietta
'etta,

slip by boarding
at
|
but was caught
16,
is car a
has
Manheim
t IM:
not been
nan,
inheim
seen
20, Eph-
jumping
ermacher,
d for on |
bull when it|
©.
63, Elizabethtown,
on a motor-bike
auto and is in the
1 with a fractured
Fire
at Lancas-
H.,
Rothsville
sted
M. P.
sa Center
while
for a
said he was late.
A iiiiiiin>)irrp
ident W. L
a brief
Shoop
of
was
Pre
enjoying
Di
of
W
ident
The
the
meeting
last drop,
Action”
Al
arnor
for
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produced by
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YORTUNITY
LADIES’
open
TONITE
YEARS
all
products will re-
at until Aug.
2S on rationed
Record In
This Section
Lawrence, 57, died at
after a long illness.
Haldeman, 64, former pro-
prietor of the Brickerville Scheier,
died Sunday.
Rev. Chas. A. Snavely, U. B. pas=
at Paradise, died Monday at the
General Hospital.
Mrs. Edna Mae
Wm. F.
Sunday in
Mrs. Arthur
a daughter
Harry H.
Tobias
tor
45, wife of
Engle, Mt. Hope, died
St. Joseph's Hospital.
Becker, of this place is
Engle,
of
Nettie R. Orth
Nettie R. Orth, sixty-nine,
of Frederick D. Orth, Mari-
died Sunday at the home of
daughter, Mrs. Howard Straus-
Maytown,
a week. She
Lutheran Church, May-
Ladies Aid Society of
Besides her daughter,
Howard Stras-
with whom she resided, she
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A Miscellaneous
Shower Given For
Mrs.
Mrs
widow
her
baugh, after an illness of
over was a member of
St. John's
town and the
that
Elizabeth,
church.
wife of
baugh,
‘Miss Helen Loraw
Loraw held a
the lawn
Mr. Mrs. D.
miscellaneous shower
and
on
lat their home on Friday evening, in
honor of their Helen and
William Ebersole, who were married
the United
daughter,
the following day in
| Brethren Church.
at the shower were: Mrs.
Foreman, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Geib, all of Eliza-
Misses Dorothy and Min-
Mrs. Mabel Angstadt and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Gantz and children, of R. D. Mount
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mutzer, Wil-
M:tzer Anna Hershey, Mr. and
Elam Gantz, all of R. D. Man-
Harry Gantz, Regina Seabold,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
family, Fern Sayer,
Mabel Gutshall,
all of Bainbridge;
of
Present
Katie
S. Mason,
bethtown;
nie Gantz,
children,
Joy;
bur
Mrs.
heim,
of
Ebersole and
Charles Gutshall,
Pauline Ebersole,
Mrs. Benj. Gantz, Dorothy Rider,
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VICTOR “BUD” KUPFERER
GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY
Victor “I
Lt. Col.
ferer,
Manheim;
son of
H. Kup-
the
Kupferer,
Victor
Ave.,
surprise
Sud”
and Mrs.
Marietta
at a
on Thursday evening.
was
party at
The
seventeenth
on
honor guest
his home,
occasion being his
birthday
A delectable
followed by
Bud”
gifts.
buffet luncheon was
ping-pong and dancing.
was the recepient of many
lovely
The
Workman,
Adelaide
Alice
included:
Romaine Brown,
Jeannette Nissley, Marian
Hendrix, Nancy
Marylou Ellis,
Jetsy Bigler, John
Weldon, Burton
Robert Tyndall, Newton
Robert Hoffmaster, Herbert
Young, Paul Stoner, Bernard Zim-
rman and
Kupferer
The Alfsirs
At Florin For
Past Week
nma Peifer spent last week
1 friends.
Koser and
at the sea-
guests
Brubaker,
Brubaker, Jacquie
Doris Eshbach,
Sherk,
Clarence
Ellis,
Virgi
Booth,
Shupp,
nia
Kendig,
the guest of honor,
Victor
rationing
1 Pittsburgh
week-
t, of
over the
Andrew Cog
Wednesday
ley of
with
cal-
N. E. Hershey
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ASSOCIATION TO HAVE
CARNIVAL AT MAYTOWN
Ti Cast Honor Roll As-
i arnival at
26, for
money
st
for
the ser-
of World War
served and
of enter-
to
ind women
ipper will be
be a variety
iment
OUT-DOOR MEETING
Mount Joy and Donegal Presby-
terian Missionary Societies will hold
an out-door meeting next Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. W.
Scott Heisey at Rheems.
The meeting will be in charge of

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