mw Read Newcomers’ “Double Soead 50th Anniversary Announcement on Pages 4 & THE MINUTE I N LANCASTER COUNTY May Go Back To Traffic Lights On Main Street Council Engages 3 Special Policemen Public Meeting-Election on Sewage Question Boro Council held March meeting Monday with Messrs. Loraw, Keller, Newcomer and Krall present. Burgess Brown. Mr. Hockenberry reported the re- ceipt of $10 in fines collected during February. The audit of Friendship Fire Co. was read. Secretary Bailey read a commun- ication from the State Department which stated that Mt. Joy’s share of the road purposes, paid as per each districts mileage, was $2,380.20 for 7.9 miles in a boro. A communication was read from James Schatz, of this place. Mr. Schatz asked to be considered as an applicant for pumping engineer when his grandfather, Mr. George Schatz. is retired. Burgess Brown reported tions of $12 for license fees and $22 auto violations. In addition Mr. Brown stated that there were quite a number of left side parking vio- lators but that excused them w'th a warning. Mr. Newcomer, regula; evening Shoop, Also its Realty Sales Throughout This Section The following sold at puhlic week: real estate was sale during the past Bought Friday Frank, auctioneer, Stoner farm at sale. The farm is located on the road leading from here to Hossler’s Church, half Becker's Service 86 good barn and was purchased by of this boro for $129.- Farm Chas. Rohrer Stoner afternoon sold the public On S motor funds for a mile north of It land, brick house, silo, ete. It Lloyd Myers, 50 per acre. Kapp Property Sold On Friday evening at the Bulletin Office, auctioneer C. S. Frank sold at public sale Clay- ton Kapp, a lot of ground on the Donegal and New! this The improvements are 1-2 story frame dwelling. The property was purchased by Daniel Peifer, of this place, for $2,840.00. An 80-ft. 3t., Mrs. drawn. tll A et H. S. Alumni to Render! “Rich For A Day” The High School Alumni has decided to hold the play For A Day”, two nights, and 4th, in the High torium, The play, a three act comedy dra- ma, written by Robert St. Clair eomes highly recommended as an evening of fine entertamnment. The | deals with Miss Elvira Hun- wealthy Station. contains acres of collec- for for the owner, he corner of West Haven Streets, boro. of the street com- 2 mittee, reported some patching done and all ashes and rubbish hauled. Mr. Keller, of the mittee, reported chlorinator ing again and in good shape. Mr. Kix 11, of by| aril was with- | mittee, suggested changing the ord- { inence the placing of ashes, rubbish and garbage on the streets and alleys. The matter was | discussed at length and ' the ordi- nance read. All violators will (Turn to Page 6) Was 93 March 6 a water com- work- lot fronting on Manheim the ordinance com- was offered at the same time Caroline Kapp regulating be Asso “Rich April 3rd School audi- story nicut, a has | | invited her relatives to visit her for| | the week-end that she | will be spinster, who in the hope to determ'ne to what | is entitled | She living room, able to share in i dicta- and plans | this device to check all | conversation when she is out of the | Her has been extent each her estate. sets up a phone in the to use on room. favorite Curt:s, newphew || living with her| (Turn to Page 2) ——— - NEW ELECTRICAL SHOP WILL OPEN HERE ABOUT MAR. 15 A new electrical shop will open at 12 North Market St., opposite the Fire house, about March 15th. Ir. Miller Wolgemuth, of and Mr. H. L. Ellis, of York, conduct the sales and service busi- MRS. SUSAN DYER Who quietly celebrated her ninety- third birthday at her home in Flor- in, March 5. Her hus- bend died ten days ago. i hpri»”ytsrohi»y MRS. DOMBACH HOSTESS TO FARM WOMEN SOCIETY Mrs. Frank Dombach, of Landis- was hostess to Farm Women’s Saturday on Tuesday, town will ville, Scciety No. 4 at her home Mrs. Paul Metzger presided Alice Marie Nissley led the devo- ticns, Mrs. Robert Sellers, of Silver Springs, sang accompanied by Mrs. Eva Swords. An talk was given by John Kendig, Lititz. Mus. Nolt gave the recipe for the month. The society will at St. Joseph's Hospital on Thursday and the next meeting will be on March 30 at the home of Mrs. Frank Musser, Sal- unga. ness and will have electrical sup- plies of all kinds, Hot Point electri- cal appliances, and oil burners. The electrical and and oil burner ser- vice and repairs will be on a 24 hour set-up. illustrated Mr. and for the past four years has been | the Naval Wolgemuth is an electrician of Harrison electrical supervisor at Ordnance plant at York. Mr. Ellis, who expects to take up residence here, is also an experien- ced electrician. About April 1st, trained in electrical engineer- added sew several more ee EAST HEVIPFIELD HOME |SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE A property of 2% acres of land FRIENDSHIP FIRE CO. AUX. | containing a 2% story ‘brick house CARD PARTY WINNERS | tobacco barn and other improve- The Ladies Auxiliary of Friend- ments, in East Hempfield township ship Fire Company held their card !a mile east of Landisville, was pur- party at the Fire house on Friday | chased for $6,000 by Ralph Greenly, evening. Prize winners were: | Manheim, at public sale held Satur- Bridge: J. R. Zeller, J. Conrad, E. E. | da by Susan B. Wise, trustee in the Eshleman, John E. Zeller. | Estate of Emma Lump. Pinochle: Harold E. Schneider, | TTY Elsie Terefel, Hracld Etsell, John i THE FREEDS MOVED Conrad, Mrs. Walter Scheaffer, Ann| Mr. and Mrs. J. Will's Freed, for- Schofield, W. L. Shank, J. E. Ulrich. ' meriy of 19 West Main St., have Marian Niess, G. L. Aubetz, Ethel i moved to the Bomberger apartment Newcomer, Caroline Groff, R. L.!at 54 West Main St. Their resi- Gregg, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. James was purchased some months Pennell and Mrs. Etter. Door prize, Mrs. E. E. Fshleman. | Eugene Terefel. | = a —_————-—— YOUNG SAILOR INJURED FIRST SPRING-LIKE DAY Edwin Musser, Elizabethtown R1 Honey bees, blacklirds, sun- |a sailor, was injured at Columbia on shine and a temperature of 64 de-| Friday night when a car operated grees gave folks around here the |by Carl R. Brubaker, first touch of Spring cn Monday !R1 and a taxi collided. March 4th. ! men were hospitalized. men, ing and refrigeration, will be to the personnel. | dence j 280 by | arrested Saturday 24, E-town Two wo- Dr. W. L. Shoop, who con-| templates making seme alterations. | | es | shade; fourth, Mt. Joy, MOST The Mount Joy Bulletin VOL. XLV, NO. 41 Move To Create Water System For Salunga And Landisville Soon Plans for a water supply system in East Hempfield Twp., postponed in 1941 due to the war, may be realized before the end of this year, 4 was announced Tuesday night The announcement was made in connection with an advertisement by the Municipal Authority of East Hempfield Twp. to receive contract- ors’ bids for the installation of the system. The Municipal Authority authorized in 1941 hy, township supervisors and received a charter from the state the year Members of the authority are Jesse Snavely, J. Miller Eshleman, Pau! S. Baker, E. M. Godshalk, and Norman L. Bowers. was the same A spokesman for the authority said Tuesday night the source of water for the proposed system which will service Landisville and Salunga and the surrounding vici- nity, is a spring located about three quarters south of the Landisville camp-meeting grounds along the Oyster Point road. ——— ee. THREE FARM TRACTORS BRING VERY GOOD PRICES Three tractors $1,610. $1,33 public held Samuel of a mile sold and $855 at a Tuesday Hoffer, for sale at the farm of Marietta. A combine and for $1,010, $1,000. A was sold a baler brought pacing horse was sold for $332, and | a sulky for $100. The vrice paid for a cow was $237, and mother sold for $230. pair of mules brought $401." The auctioneers were Frank and Frank Aldinger. Aciivities Of Officer E.L. Zerphey William Darrenkamp, of town was highest cow Charles night in the boro Chief of Police Elmer Zerphey, charged with driving fast He Justice Hockenberry. Jailed For 30 Days James Conway, Lonberry, Penna., charged with drunkenness and dis- orderly conduct by Chief of Police Elmer Zerphey, was jailed for 30 days in default of a fine and costs imposed by Justice of the Peace Wittel, Florin, over the week-end. rr —- 0 —— PRIZE WINNERS AT THE RHFEMS SPELLING BEE The Rheems Grammer held a successful ently, by too for conditions. was prosecuted be- fore of the Peace James School spelling bee re- and attentive A and the cquitted themselves with credit. The were as follows: First class: Sara Brubaker; second, Rachel Mc- | Beth; third, Shirley Bechtel: Harriet Brandt. Second Class: First; Albert Rauser; second, Wal- ter Heisey; third, Ruth Brulaker; fourth, Gerald Galley. Third class: First, Ruth Brubaker; Landis; third, Walter Flla Miller. class: First, Albert Rauser, Walter Heisey; third, Mae fourth, Phares Landis. aL WOMAN FELL OFF A CHAIR SUFFERS BROKEN HIP Mrs. Susan Bruckhart, 77, Man- heim R2, was admitted to St. Jo- seph’s Hospital Monday evening suffering from a broken hip after a fall from a chair in her home. At- tendants described her condition as satisfactory at the rospital. Ce ———— A —— MARRIAGE LICENSES Jacoks W. Hamilton, Florin, and Jane L. Cunningham, Mt. Joy. Raymond C. Wingert, Chambers- burg RD and Ruth Elizabeth Shelly RI. — ell eee EMBARKED IN BUSINESS Oscar G. Luecke, of this place, is associated with Robert W. Gotts- shall, of York, in operating * the Home Town Laundry at Columbia. with a large audience present. substantial sum was realzed, children successful prize winners Espen- Fourth second Eckman: respectively north of | Al First. | fourth | second, Pha-| Retires After 43 Years SAMUEL N. STAUFFER Stauffer (1 Quarries And Block Mfg. Plant Sold A business here, ducted by the 43 | terday. started and con- person for the hands yes- Stauffer will same past years, changed Mr. Samuel and Rober of Red have purchased land, machinery stock, and entire equipment of Sam Stauffer’s and concrete block manufacturing plant at Stauf- fertown, the ten new Luther Smith both ex-service York county, properties, Messrs. Maust, Lion, [the men, quarries immediately east of There is approximately land included. The owners fook charge yesterday. Forty-three years ago Messrs Samuel and John Stauffer, brothers started the business which was con- tinued by the former Johr | Stauffer’s death. Mr. Carl Drohan, and | Mr. Stauffer’s right hand man for a long time, [brick | road boro. acres of after son-in-law is now erecting a new the Manheim and when completed will em- dwelling along bark in the macadamizing and coal He of Lusiness. wll erect a building in the reap his home for the business. We men from Red munity welcome these two young Lion to our com- and wish them prosperity. — SPAB COOPERATIVE MET IN LANDISVILLE FIRE HALL Three hundred Southeastern ial | members of the Pennsylvania Artific- Cooperative met at the Landisville Breeders’ ih annual session Fire Hall. Speakers included S. J. Brownell. Cornell University, and R. H. Olm- stead, Penn State Extension Service. Earl Groff, Lunch was served by Auxiliary of the Fire Co. ‘Directors were scheduled to be | co-op president, was in charge. Landisville elected. | ——— —— — | REORGANIZATION ELECTION BY OUR COMMUNITY EXHIBIT On Tuesday evening, March 12th | there wll be a meeting of the Exhibit, comers Hardware at eight 0o'- clock, for the election of three dir- Joy Community store | ecters, reorganization _and any other business which before the meeting. Thi is is may come an urgent meeting and all | chairmen and| requested to be | officers, d rectors, their assistants are present. MILTON H. RANCK NAMED CO. ADVISORY CHAIRMAN Milton H. Ranck appeinted County Advisory Chairman by the U. S. Savings Bonds Division of the Treasury Department, Washington D. C, in the continuing program, for the sale of Saving Bonds. “Mr. Ranck, Lancaster has lone outstanding promotional work during War Loan Drives in his past War Finance Comm’ttee”, so announced Charles J. Miel, State Director. atl sini PRICES SLIGHTLY LOWER Usually good young laying hens sell for $1.75 to $2.00 apiece. Yes- terday at a public sale at Union Square 10-months-old White Leg- horns brought $1.35. of ccnnection with the the | Mt. | at New-| Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Brief News Of The Day From Local Dailies Authorities the | canning sugar will be less this year , than John H'ghways, nor Martin. I About 1,000 milk deliverymen at | Detroit went back to work after an 18 cents an hour increase. Four hundred steelworkers went back at the Bearings Co. at Lancas- ter after being out 45 days. Twelve hundred steel corporation workers out on strike for 39 days, went back to work at Harrisburg. Six colored people burned death when fire destroyed a story frame house at Downingtown Hotel Walton, at Phila., by the sheriff Monday because there are over a million dollars owing in back taxes, ect. William Eitner, 22, tried to beat a freight It ended in i | i report supply of last. Ww. Secretary of wants to succeed Gover- Shroyer, to one was sold Lititz R3, train to a te, the train pushed the auto forty feet and the driver drove away unharmed. MT. JOY H. S. TEAM AT JIONS' CLUB DINNER The Mount Joy Lions’ Club Tues- day evening entertained the mem- bers of the Mount Joy High School varsity basketball team, its cheer- leaders, Coach H. K. Schoener and Principal Wilbur Beahm, at a din- ner held at Hostetter’'s Banquet Hall. Sixty-seven members and guests at- tended the dinner. Clarence McCue, Lancaster, pres- ident of the Lancaster City Basket- ball League, was the speaker, and addressed the group on the subject “Taking Good Aim.” The Rev. John Tate was the song leader and Mrs. Richard Divet ac- companied the group singing. etl A RI. se. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Miss Arlene of Mr. Mrs. Landisville to Ro- nald M. Maple, son Mrs. Faye Maple, Grand Rapids, Mich., was anncunced by her parents. Miss M'ler is employed in the office of the Armstrong Cork Co. Mr M:nle was recently discharged from the U. S. Navy after serving 25 months overseas. No date been set for the wedding. WILL ATTEND HAIR STYLE SHOW Mrs. Gish Hoffman, proprietress of the Modern Beauty Salon here and Miss Betty Nentwig, will attend the International Hair Style Show being held in Brooklyn, next week The will be closed Monday until Wednesday noon. rr GIVE DIPHTHERIA TOXIN Toxoid be given | to all primary school children by | Dr. John Gates at the fire hall, 2nd | four where the well baby center is Thursday, March 14th from assisted by the clinic All are crossing, a The engagement of Miller, daughter Addison Miller, and of has Salen | WILL | Diptheria will held on 3to 4p. m, | nurse Mary E. Blough. | welcome. ll I nn. THE COLLINS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins enter- {tained Mrs. Collms and daughter | Fle orence, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Risser { Cloy, David and Wilbur Risser, Mrs. | Ralgh Lutz, Mrs. Wilbur Derr in | honor of the birthdays Mrs. | Risser and Mr. Collins. tl A ee. CHICKEN BONE REMOVED FROM A LADY'S THROAT Mrs. Ada Grove, 50, of E-town, had a triangular-shaped chicken bone removed from her throat by surgeons at the bronchoscopic de- partment of the General Hospital. —— a — * GETS $2400 SCHOLARSHIP Miss E. Marilyn Rohrer, 17, of Flizabethtown, won a $2400 schol- arship and was chosen the outstand- ing girl scientist in United States. This was the fifth ‘annual search in the US. for scientific talent. OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. John Haines will hold open house on Sunday from 1 to five o'clock, when the interested public may inspect their new home, located, just east on town a- long the Lancaster highway, of Afternoon, March 7, TOBACCO PRICE REACHES A NEW ALL-TIME HIGH, 68 1-4 With a previous top of 65 1- ents per pound, established at a Coop. sale Feb. 13, Lancaster county not only made a high water mark out en all time high in the sale of seedleaf wrappers at 68 1-4 cents per pound. That was paid for 324 pounds at an auction sale held at Lancaster on Thursday afternoon. In the face of that the OPA at Washington Thursday advised growers that the 1946 crop may be subject to price controls. After repeated efforts the Lancester county farmers succeeded in marketing their 1945 crops at an average of 35 cents against a twenty cne cent ceiling the previous year Washington 2 this news out of is certainly no good news to our farmers, ie The Affairs At Florin For Past Week Miss Ella Mae Zink, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zink, Chocolate Avenue, Florin, Pa., fied that she has maa. to the Dean's Lis; of State Teacher's College is matriculating as a Sophomore, This !'st consists of those students with a quality point average of 2.5 has been noti- attainment Millersville where she or above for the semester. Mrs, Robert Kraybili and child- spent Saturday with her par- ents, Rev. and Mrs. Knittle at Man- heim. Mrs. Annie Wittle is confined to bed with a cold. Misses Nancy Engle and Amy Engle, Mrs. Walter Engle and Mr John Barr called on Mrs. Senseman on Sunday evening. Miss Vera Jackson visited Ruth Etta Boose at Marietta on Wednes- day. Mrs. Milligan was removed to St Joseph’s Hospital on Monday by ambulance, Mrs. Samuel Shelly is confined to account of sickness. ren her bed on Mr. David Henderson burg Mr. of Harris- visited and Mrs. Elmer Schlegelmilch. fe. William Jackson, (Turn to Page 2) —— This Section’s Numerous Weddings formerly of Jereling E. Stockman Richard R. Rhen The wedding of Miss Stockman, daughter of Mr. S'mon Stockman, of Jackson, and Richard R. Rhen, son of and Mrs. Harry Kreiser, of this was solemnized Saturday, Feb 23, in St Marcus Evangelical Church, St. Louis, Mo. The Rev Erich F. Leibner officiated. Mr. Rhen discharged the service in January after 41 months, in the Asiatic Pacific employed by the Keener Lancaster. Jereline E. and Mrs Mo. Mr. boro, was from serving 28 months of which was He Mfg. is of area. Margaret S. Mateer Edward J. May The marriage of Miss Margaret S. Mateer, daughter, of Mrs. Sadie Mateer, North Market Street, Mount Joy, to Edward J. May, of Shamok- in, took place on Friday morning at eleven o'clock at the Catholic Ves- try, with Father Gustan officiating at the single ring ceremony. Attendants were Veronica May and Ray Snyder, of this place. A reception was held at the home of the bride following the ceremony (Turn to page 8) BL DRIVER NARROWLY ESCAPES WHEN GAS TANK EXPLODES While driving down the Marietta pike the gas tank on his truck caught fire, and exploded. Christ- ian Zimmerman, 62, near Lancaster the driver, leaped to safety. A CI CAR HITS ZONE GUARD A saftey zone standard at Duke and King Streets in Lancaseter was damaged when struck by an auto operated by Walter Dyer, Landis- ville, Saturday evening, city police reported. 1946 The firm of H. S. Newcomer & e extensive hardware on, ment dealers here, are now brat'ng their 50th anniversary. On Jan. 1, 1896, the late H. S. Newcomer was a clerk in the Union ! Nationa! Bank, building owned by O. M. Donaven. Deciding to embark in business he | the hardware stock of | the Mount Joy Hardware Co. i ducted by Messrs. Hagenberger | Eby and Stauffer. Mr. continued the | bus‘ness location, southwest | and Barbara Streets he purchased the opposite then located in the purchased con- | Newcomer at this corner of Main until 1923, when Exchange Hotel, razed the old frame erected the present modern Mr. 5 and the and has since directly structure and! build- | Newcomer died in Sept. | lusiness was taken been conducted ing. 163 over by members of his family. The Officers officers of the firm Mr. Vice President, | are as | | Clarence | Henry The follows: Newcomer; and imple- | cele- | $1.50 a Year in Advance H. S. Newcomer & Son Inc. Celebrating 50th Anniversary Pittsburgh; Treasurer, Mrs Edward Lane; Secretary, Mr. Ed- ward Lane; Mrs. Emily Eby and | Mrs. Clarence Newcomer are direc- | ors. The president of the firm is a veteran of World War I and his I son, Clarence, is now serving in the lu. S. Navy. Mr. Lane has just re- turned after serving one and a half years in the Navy. Business Personnel Appended are the members of this most successful business; Mr Newcomer is general Edward Lane, store manager; Mr. Wm. Brian, office Mr. Wm. A. Down, sales Mr. Daniel Brubaker electrical appliances, and feed ad- viser; Mr. Simon Nissley assists in the store when his business permits; Mr. Raver Miller, World War II veteran, clerk; Mr. Rob’t. Bachman. service station manager; Mr, Lewis Morgan, mechanic; Mr. Elmer Schroll, tractor and implement ser- vice mechanic; Mr. Walter Schroll, (Turn to page 2) [R. Eby, Clarence manager; Mr. manager; promotion; Local Affairs In General Briefly Told The Salvation Army at Lancaster served 620 service men last week. W. Crawford, 45 years Traction Co. Haslet with the has retired. 1300 fish old quarry near Vintage. A rubber tired wagon with brakes brought $342 at a public sale in Manor township. The estimated value of tobacco crop grown in county is $16,738,444. Fighty tons of oats crashed thru three at the Wenger feed warehouse at Ephrata. Mrs. Jane A. Weible, 48, Lancas- ter, committed suic'de by turning on the gas At hushels of brought $40 per bushel. W. Austin Bishop, of succeeds Chas. W. Mayser or of athletics at F. & M. A needle one-half ches long was removed from a six year-old Lititz boys’ throat. Two young men, one from Mariet- were fined $10 for ringing door bells The Veterans of at Lancaster, drew Conestoga were removed from an hole to nearby streams the 1945 Lancaster floors at her home. at Holtwood 15 seed a public sale home grown clover Manheim as direct- in- two and ta, and costs each at Lancaster. Foreign Wars Inc. a forty-five day suspension of its liquor license J. Roland Kinzer, from this district for the past 17 yrs. a candidate Congressman will not be for re-elec- tion. Lancaster the cupied by pletion. Lt. parents at Manheim that he was re- a lion hunt begin 32 houses to be oc- will immediately erection of war veterans upon com- his Strickler has informed cently injured while in India. A Columbia woman paid $72.50 for throwing a bottle into a mirror it Sam Lockard’s Hotel, at Colum- a drink on tia. She was refused and it insulted her. ———— A GETS SORORITY PLEDGE Miss Betsy Bigler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bigler, 258 West Main St., has been pledged to Alpha Delta sorority at Westminster College. Miss Bigler, a freshman, is a graduate of Mt. Joy high school. —— eee. FLORENCE BROWN SCHNEIDER WAS GRANTED A DIVORCE Florence Brown Schneider, forty- six, Mt. Joy, was granted a divorce from George W. Schneider forty-six on the grounds of indignities. They were married June 22, 1918 and separated July 10 of last year. EE a GORDON STAUFFER, READING WON STATE CHAMPIONSHIP After tieing eleven others on Washington’s Birthday in the an- nual live bird shoot at Reading. Gordon Stauffer, former holder Gamma social Mortuary Record In This Section Truman Evans Cooper, 64, died at Columbia. Benj. F. Heistand, East Petersburg, William H. Gibble, 70, of Man- heim, died Sunday. Elsie, wife of John Downs, died at Columbia. She was fifty-five. Mrs. Anna Cassel Musser, 84, died at her home in East Hempfield. Bessie, wife of Irvin Frye, died at E-town Thursday, aged 62 yrs. Henry M. Miller, 52, of Elizabeth- town, died at the U. S. Veterans’ Hospital, Coatsville. Dr. Adam V. Walter, coroner for the past died at Lancaster. Sally K. widow of Monroe L. Farmer, died at the Neffsville Bre- - thren Home. She was aged 80 70, died at 74, ten county years, years. The one-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James McCarthy, of York, died Monday at the York Hospital. Mrs. McCarthy the former Ruth Heilig, of town. was Edward Kline Edward Kline, seventy-seven, Landisville, died at 6:30 p. m. Wed- nesday at the Lancaster General Hospital where he had been a med- ical patient since February. sr snl fo LADIES BIBLE CLASS MET AT HOME OF MRS. EARL KAYLOR The Ladies Bible Class of the Ev- Congregational Church held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Earl Kaylor on Friday evening. was held and during the business meeting the election of officers resulted as, president, Mrs. Jane Way, vice president, Mrs. War- ren Bates, secretary, Mrs. Harry Kaylor; assistant secretary, Mrs. John Zerphey, and treasurer, Mrs. Earl Kaylor. At the conclusion of the meeting refreshments were ser- ved to Mrs. Anna Shaub, Mrs.. Am- mon Hoffer, Mrs. George Heiserman, Mrs. Chas. Morton, Mrs. George Myers, Mrs. Warren Bates, Mrs. Jno. Zerphey, Mrs. Jane Way and Mrs. Earl Kaylor. RE Visited By The Stork Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Redcay, Manheim R2, a daughter at the General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heaps Marietta St., this boro, a son on Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Emenheis- er, Mt. Joy Rl, a son, Harry Stuart, on Saturday, February 23rd. Mrs. Emenheiser was formerly Miss Del- ilah Williams of Mt. Joy. mm MINISTERIUM ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR BIBLE SCHOOL At a meeting of the Mount Joy Ministerium last Friday, plans were made to conduct a commumity Va- cation Bible School from June 3rd angelical A social won the championship by killing ten | miss and out. to June 14th this year. The program will be announced at a later date,
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