6—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa,
7) hursday, December 13, 1945
The General Hospital's
(From page 1)
(1) The liquidation of a honded |
of $329,500.00 which |
indebtedness
matures in 1948. This indebted-
ness was incurred at the suggestion
of Welfare and with the understand-
ing that it would be
Welfare. Welfare has never been
able to pay more than $17,000.00 on |
account of this obligation.
amortized by
(2) The necessity of adequately
providing for the growing and in- |
creasing demands for hospital ser.
vice by the community. This sit-
uation in part arises out of the in-
ability of the Hospital to
for a continuing gradual ex-
pansion of its facilities within the
existing finncial framework of Wel- |
fare during
provide
and
this period.
(3) The obligation of having
charity work of the Hospital,
as possible, recognized and assumed
by the community
the |
as far |
as charity.
In the light of these problems the |
following facts, arising out of the |
relationship hetween Welfare and
The Lancaster General Hospital for
the fifteen year period from 1930 to]
1945 are deemed pertinent,
!
and are
D
; M
BI
| Hospital received
being given as background for the
Hospital's decision.
f 1. From 1930 to 1945 the
|
indebtedness
interest
of the
Lancaster General Hospital amount-
$350,253.75. The
$329,500.00
! on the bonded
ed to present
bonded debt is and is
due in 1948.
2 During the same years Welfare
the General Hospital for
maintenance purposes $585,822.15.
Thi left the General Hospital,
after paying its interest require-
is Welfare's con-
the
35,568.93
toward
ments, $2
tribut; on
of the H
year period
charitable
work pital over this 15
same 15
the
3. During the
iod the totu] cost of Ge
Hospitals
232.96
charity wi
this work the
$490,699.00
Toward
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. |
th $1,133,-( $
533.96 unprovided for insofar as the |
| : :
cost of its charitable work was con- | far as its bonded indebtedness was
This left the Hospital w
cerned
In other words, the Hospital re-
ceived from Welfare
$235,000.00 (if the
bonded indebtedness is
approximately
interest on its
deducted)
toward the balance of the cost of its |
approximately !
charity work of
Table Tennis v
octor Sets
urse Sets
Snow Shovels
Aeroplanes
Doll Beds ¥
Cradle Beds Vv
Telephones
Ten Pins
Fishing Game
Cameo Blocks
Sewing Sets
Pastry Sets
Pandas ¥
Boats
ackboards
White Church ¥
Pony Express
Upholstered Chairs v
TE PE ETE RT 0 28 8 0 0 1 0 i 0 BS 2 TE Th 78 Ts CE OE BE TE TEE TE,
Come Into The Store And Make Your Purchase While The Selection Is
‘H. 5. NEWCOMER & SON Inc.
RP ER RS NETS RES Sa Sr smn
{
year pers |
neral |
wk was $1,624,- |
|
from |
» a —
NOBODY CAN
THREATEN TO
POKE ME IN TH’
YEH I MEAN EYE AND GEY
YOU !f COME DOWN AWAY WITH
HERE AN'['LL IY.
POKE YOU IN
TH EVE!
SIMON P. NISSKEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Meunt Joy, Pa.
Children from 2 to 9 Love
Children’s Activities
Ti
Horse and Wagon Vv
Tiddledy Winks
Stuffed Animals v
Blue Dolly Bed v
Twinkie Windmill
STORY BOOK TOY
Irons - For Little Girls
Table & Benches ¢
Stampede Cow
BOY MARBLE GAME
Woodette Helicopter
Wooden Submarine
Prolectric Football v
Prolectric Baseball Vv
Heavy Duty Tractor
Dolls Of All Kinds
Christmas Trees
Books For Children
Alligator On Wheels v
Little High Chairs
STORY BOOK TOY
Animates - A Dog Vv
DOES EVERYTHING BUT TALK
Walkie-Talkie Combat Phone
Bingo - Different Sizes
Walt Disney Blackboard
Doll Bassinet on Wheels
Elephant Drawn Wagon v
Glass Bake 9 Pc. Baking Set v
FOR LITTLE GIRLS
Red Wagons - Some Have 4 Wheels v
OTHERS HAVE TWO WHEELS
Lone Ranger Official Outfit Vv
SETS WITH ONE GUN — ‘ALSO SETS WITH TWO GUNS
Battle Of Tanks
MOVIE FUN — ANIMATED CARTOONS
Gilbert Chemistry Outfit
Target Game & Safety Darts v
FIVE GAMES IN ONE
Truck Load Of Real Timber
Sand Mills ¥
OPERATED BY DUTCH BOY & GIRL ALSO BY ELEPHANT & NATIVE
Big Red Horse On Wheels
HERRERA ERR URE EE REED
Here
a
MOUNT
JOY
Send Christmas Subscriptions to {
| »
‘Mabel E. Grosh Hoover
Magazine Agency
|
1219 Park St, Phone 2043
By LEN 1219 Par
KLEIS | Elizabethtown
of PRICE, $3.00 1 YEAR
|
} ioe
$1,133,000.00. Or (if interest on the | THEIR MONTHLY MEETING | Kauffman, Mt. Joy, a tract of land | cutive year. His purse was $625.
| Hospital's bonded indebtedness is The Sew-So Club, of Mount Joy, | und geist mill in E-town, $5000 That wouldn’t even be cigarette $ 2 2 S
ignored), Welfare gave the Hospital held their monthly meeting at the | —————— for Joo Louis *
ignored), gave the 0S a | no 3 ( « S.
: home of Mrs Martha Raudabaugh. | WHAT A PURSE _— a Y
$585,000.00 toward charity cost of Those present were: Mrs. Ralph | A 28 year old Idier w tl You can get all the news of thi: S P R A P N S
33,000.00. and left the Hospital Rice, Mrs. William Darrenkamp,|, © <° Year o soldier won the ou Cs at DON W. GORRECHT, Jewsler Mi. Jov, Pa.
without any relief whatsoever inso- | nro john Darrenkamp, Mrs. Louis Leavy To Tp of He fos Tt cents a .
Ramsey and Mrs. Martha Rauda- Ours conse. ! wee roug
| concerned, which matures in 1948, Bauch
| or the interest on this honded in- A delicious luncheon was served. | U S E D R E B U I L T P I A N 0 S
debtedness during the same period > ee mm | %
which exceeded $350,000.00. DEEDS RECORDED PRICE $150.00 INCLUDING DELIVERY B A R G A I N
Tv. og Addison S. Ma tin and Emma R Saturday 10 to 10 P. M. 21 East High Street Elizabethtown
Whe In need of Printing (anys [Mariin, hig wile, Betoun, 10: her 21 East High Street Elizabethtown Saturday 10 to 10 P. M.
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin | dore R. Kauffman and Mary
N
A
From Santa's Collection ;
Ducks On Wheels ¥ Twinkie Grandfather Clock v
Ad
TS
vk
Hi
Main
Barb
M-
M
M
Me
M’]
M
Muy
Mu
Mu
My
Nei
Nis
Nis
Ob
On
Pan
Pen
Pen
Per