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NINETEEN FORTY -SIX
Christians observing the most solemn occasion of their year,
give testmonial of the sacrifice of Christ. the tragedy and
glorious fulfillment which Easter brings. Hopefully they take
heart in His promise of the better life when He said, “Peace be
unto you”.
As we made our pilgrimage to services last year we prayed
that enother Easter would find us a triumphant nation this year,
So it has come and so we shepherd our flock on this special
Sunday to our churches and bow in grateful prayer for this
blessing. Such is a resurrection for souls that fear had blighted.
However, this anniversary the world has not returned to a
peaceful life. Instead, the outlook is dismal with thinkina and
acting of peoples directed along lines that lead to war. History
points to man’s greed and evil predominating over his convic-
lions for good, since the human race has stalked in frustratinn
and fear, dividing its strength between agitation and calm,
with the eras of peace fewer than years wasted in war. Peace,
it would seem, is just an interlude between battles.
At no other time should hope and confidence be reborn with
such force, than Easter. Then, if ever, should we meditate up
on our past savagery and be cleansed. World events make us
despair for the future. We are entombed in our greed and the
stone of malice bars the door. Selfishness and misunderstand-
ing stand guard. Will there be a resurrection of hopes? None
is lost who can still thoughtfully look upon sky and shadow,
watch spray and hear wind, meditate upon settling of sun and
break of dawn, smells: well the good earth, glories in songs of
bird, revels in beauty of trees and flowers, knowing all this as
the worthy things of man’s living.
Earth and heaven, the immortality of man, the realm of rea-
son, philosophy of the Hebrew fathers, teach as Christ once
taught, that the souls rebirth is the promise of everlasting life.
To be buried under icmorance and hatreds means eternal death
and the souls damnation.
So let us transcend the petty and aspire to the majestic, striv-
ing as never before to bring fresh hope to a sick world. Let us
all strive for a clarification of true purposes, determined to hold
to that benediction of our completeness—" Peace be unto you.”

Activities This Sections
Numerous
Of Officer
E.L. Zernrhev Weddings
On Wednesday
arrested Delbert 20,
of town on a charge of and
battery preferred by Charles Hinkle
(Bubby) also of town,
Hockenberry. Hinkle charged
Flowers struck
fist painfully
and knocking him down. in the fall
to the sidewalk he was cut above
the eye. Dr. R. M. Thome treated
Hinkle at the scene on West Main
street, on Saturday Tuesday, April 9th,
In default of bail and Ray Newcomer,
committed to the County Prison for ( joy.
a hearing at a later date. Officer
Zerphey made the investigation af-
scene Satur-
Officer
Flowers.
assault
Zerphey Miss Ada Westenhoefer,
of Mr. and Mrs. William Westenhoe-
fer of Marietta, and Leroy S. Linde-
Mr. and Mrs. Jacol
Columbia R1, wer
. Thursday
daughte)
aged
muth,
Lindemuth,
married at 7 p. m
Church of God, Maytown,
G. M. Marzolf. The
r'ng ceremeny was used.
son of
before Squire
that
him down with his
mouth,
in the
by the
Rev. double
injuring his
Janice Zink
Ray Newcomer
evening. Janice Zink
of Mt
were united in marriage at the
Florida
Flowers was
Baptiste Church in Tampa,
They will reside in Tampa.
ter being called to the
day
ported that a colored man had cut
Hinkle.
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SPRING COMMUNITY SALE
BY LIONS CLUB OF TOWN
The Lions Club Spring Commun-
evening when it was first re- Thelma Jane Kover
Paul G. Ruhl
Miss Thelma Jane Kover, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus W. Kov-
er, Manheim, and Paul G. Ruhi, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin G. Ruhl, Mt.
R2, married Saturday at
the home of the. bride by Bishop
Noah Risser.
The maid of honor
her M. Bruckhart.
Wilbur Miller served as best man
and Virgil Kover,
| brother of the bride. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Turner sang.
reception was
Joy were
was Miss Est-

the usher was

ity sale will be held at Newcomers | A held at “The

service station on Friday May 10th | Trees” for approximately 30 guests.
Let us know what vou have so we | After a short wedding trip, the
can advertise it. couple will engage in farming in
Bring your articles large
MOST
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WEEKLY
The Mount Joy Bulletin
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LANCASTER
COUNTY

VOL. XLV. NO. 47
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday
Afternoon, April 18,
1946
$1.50 a Year in Advance

Amer. Legion
Inducted 216
New Members
A mass induction ceremony by
JUNIORS
| is directing.

ade from the fire house to the audi-
torium. Participating in the parade |
were the borough council, Chambe:
of Commerce, Rotary Club,
Club, Legion Post and Ma
par- |
|
|
Lions |
Sportsmen’s Club, Boy Scout troops
and the Mt. Joy H. S. Band. Ap-
proximately 200 paraded.
The speaker, Mervin W. Brandt
supervising principal of the borough |
the in-
fluence of the Legion and its power
schools, stressed potential
for good.
Other
incluced
Scheetz, post commander;
by the band: group s'ngiug, led by |
Major David Evans Carlisle; pray-
or W. B. Greenawalt, post chaplain: |
1
to the]
of the
call 10 0
features program
B. |
selections
ors, Ruy

and various items, peculiar
post business.
Our Rotarians Witness
Unfinished Rainbows
By Joe Sheaffer
Tuesday was a beautiful day,
spring was the the birds
were singing merrily,
high and the Rotarians were at Hos-
tetter’s for their weekly meeting
and spring fever has not as yet ta-
ken its toll,
there,
tarians, some guests and one
man, Robert Sload of Maytown,
guest of Rotarian D. C. Witmer. The
kisiting Rotarians were M. S. Moore
|
|
{
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I
for
in air,
spirits were
for a goodly crowd was
including a few visiting Ro-
service

and F. S. Bucher of the Lancaster
Club. Mr. Rovenolt of the High
and R. U. Trimble of tke E-town
Club. Mr. Revenolt of the High|
School faculty was a guest of the
club.
President Doc. Shoop asked fore: |
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MRS. ESTHER OLIVER HURT,
CAR STRUCK EMBANKMENT
Mrs. Esther Oliver, 23, Mt.
R1, suffered a sprain or a possible
of the back when an aut |
Joy
fracture
struck ar |
Holland |
at 6:45
according to attendants |
General Hospital
driving
embankment on the New
Fike, near Bard's Crossing,
a. m. Friday,
at the
She
physician. |
Mrs. Oliver told
lost control of her
struck the
State Police are investigating.
——— ——— es |
VISITED BY THE STORK |
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stetson,
Marietta St. this boro, a
at the General Hospital Thursday. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Backen- |
stoe announce the birth of a daugh- |
mobile she was
Lancaster
was discharged in care of a
attendants she |
automobile be- |
fore it embankment

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258 |
daughter |
ter, Carol Jean, April 16th, at Lan- |
caster General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kulp, 301 W
Donegal St., this boro, a daughter
Thursday at the Lancaster Osteo. |
pathic Hospital, Lancaster
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ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT
Marietta RI |
|
battery
Mack T. Jacobs,
charged with assault
and disorderly conduct by W. L |
Ricedorf, Marietta R1, was arrested |
ky State Police and held for a hear- |
ing before Justice of the Peac
Daveler, Marietta. Both parties |
reside in East Donegal.
|
and
ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT
AND SECRETARY OF LCAEA
At the annual organization meet- |
ing of the County Agri- |
cultural Extension Asso. Abner H
Risser, Bainbridge, was named vice
vresident and Mrs. Harrison S. Nolt
Columbia R1, secretary.
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and help make it a bigger and a
or small | Mount Joy R2.
better sale.
| DAUGHTERS GET ESTATE
Mahlon
Committee in charge, Three daughters of Allen R. Shue
Foreman, Ted Weidler, C. K. New-| late of Manheim, will share the es- |
comer, Clyde Nissley, Arthur| tate amounting to $89,591.41. The
J church of the Brethren, Manheim
will receive $900.00.
Schneider and Park Shetter.
Walter Dupes is the auctioneer.
CARD PARTY APRIL 25TH
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of Fr sont. | BAND GAVE A CONCERT
ship Fire Co. will sponsor another
card party to be held in the Fire]
Hall on Thursday, April 25th, ta-
ginning at eight o'clock.

| assistant.
{ paid out on matured and withdrawal
| shares $42,871.16
| ment and indignities to the
married March 14
TO PRESENT .
“SPRING GREEN" MAY 2- I Cl b
“Spring Green,” a comedy ir 10NnS u S
three acts by Florence Ryerson and
Colin Clements,
the Junior Class for thei
duction, May 2 and 3.
Weldon the
George Broske,
has been chosen by
Auction Held
Tuesday Night
The Mt.
first pro-
Clarence
and Mrs
teacher
has lead,
mathematics
Joy Lions Club held thei
Benjamin F. Groff, membershig | Committee chairmen are as fol-|regular meeting at Hostetters on
enjamir ; aroff, ship | : : +
1 ie n. assisted by a degree team lows: Business, Donald Rice; Tick- | Tuesday evening with a very good
chairman, assis y a degree te: as : . 4
as i Post No. 4 ets, Helen Thomas; Property, Isa- | attendance. After lunch, the meet-
from American Legion Post No. 3 : ) ;
Lancaster. in the high school bel Zink; Make-up, Miss Betly |ing was turned over to Ralph Dup-
caster, In seh aw
5 2 28 wt reve onal or. i disnng:
torium Thursday evening when 21€ | °° Who Yas auctioneer disposing
members were inducted into the { licity, Bruce Myers; Stage, Robert |of articles brought by each member
lier. § Fhersole Post No. 185 | Landvater; Ushers, Mildred Leh- | which consisted of mostly anythin;
alter S. Eberso os 185. i : 3
Tt man, Ellen Musselman. Mrs. Geo | from chicken, butter and seed pota-
The ceremony began with a bi | . 3 ji
Broske, promptress, Carol Somers |toes to an automokile tire. The
proceeds of the auction are to go tc
® Sterns the clubs soft ball team fund.
Among the guests were John
B. % L Sharing Charles, brought by Si Phillips: C
Clyde Mumper, guests o
Frank Tyndall; H. W. Crouse, gues
Approve An Increase [fe ied i Gow se
of Maurice Bailey; and Ralph Dupes
was the guest auctioneer.
E. Robert Nolt was a visiting Lion
from the Landisville Club. Mrs
In The Capital Stock
At the annual shareholders meet-

| ing of the Mt. Joy Building & Loan | Richard Divet accompanied at the
Association meeting held in the { piano for the group songs. One
First National Bank & Trust Co. | new member, Jacob Weidman was
Wednesday evening, three directors | taken into the club. Communica-
R. Fellenbaum, J. Willis Freed and | tjons were read by Sec. Bailey in-
Herman F. Boyer whose term of | viting members to the spring rally
office expired were elected to suc- which will be held at the Ephrata
ceed themselves. | Lions Club, on May 6th. and to the
The shareholders also approved | state convention which will be held
to in-; in Pittshurgh on June 9, 10, and 11
crease the capital stock of the Asso tll Mfrs
rom $500,000.00 to
$1,000,000.00. Brief News Of
The Day From
Local Dailies
Virginia will hold its apple blos-
som festival May 2.
Hershey adopted daylight
saving time effective April 28.
Motor Federation is
aiming at a membership of 300,000.
To date shows
have been booked for Pennsylvania.
A forest fire burned over 300 acres
Welsh Mountains Saturday.
constitutional amendment
Immediately after the sharehold-
ers meeting the Directors met for
organization of the board for ihe
ceming year with the following re-
sults: Grant yerberich, President
Henry H Eby, Vice President, E. M
Bomberger, Secretary, R. Fellen-
baum, Treasurer, Zimmerman Myers
& Kready Solicitors.
At the end the fiscal
March 31st the Association had as-
sets aggregating $207,189.86. The
outstanding are
has
of year
The Penna.
mortgage loans
$162,046.82. The Association owns
$29,000.00 United States Government |

sixty-one farm
Fonds.
The actual value of installment [in the
shares outstanding is $198,111.49 The Department has announced
undivided profits are $2,331.11 that bride ships will cease after
reserves $6,501.26, June 30.
During the year the Association Ex-Senator Grundy's automobile
was damaged in a collision at Lan-
caster Friday.
and placed mort-
ba
and 3
|
{
|
|
gage loans in the amount of $30.- Two sailors home on o furlough.

1800.00. | were killed near Harrisburg when
The Mt. Joy Building & Loan |their car upset.
Association has made 200 mortgage ! The body of Mrs. Sally Irene
loans in this community since the |Clinger, 62, Harrisburg was found
date of its incorporation and ha {in the river near York Haven.
made 10 mortgage loans during tel When a bulldozer widening a
past year. road in New Jersey unearthed
EE — a P jug full of silver coins buried threc
DEEDS RECORDED feet deep, scores of persons with
George H. Bowers and Margaret | Picks and shovels spent a day dg-
ging, result
A offered a
pound of butter for $1:00 at a mar-
ket near Ephrata, started an inves-
Shium no savy.
Lancaste1
Florin to John F.
and Frances M. Shrum,
half of a double 2 1-2
house in Florin.
R. Bowers,
woman who was
story frame
Miller M. Weaver. Kathryn Wea- | tigation that led to the seizure of a
ver, John M. Weaver, Esther Wea- | 10-ton truck load of butter in Mas-
| ver, Elizabeth M. Landis, Simon H |sachusetts headed for Philadelphia.
Landis, Mt. Joy Twp. to David E ——
| Hershey and Ella W. Hershey, Mt | SCOUT CAMPOREE AT CAM"
Joy Twp., a 2 1-2 story frame dwel- | CHIQUETAN ON JUNE 20 - 22
ling house West Donegal Twp The annual camporee of the Lan-
tl eet caster County Council of Boy
SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS | Scouts will be held at Camp Chi-
MAY HOP. MAY 17. HERE quetan, near Conestoga Center, on
The Sophecmore Class of M. J. H.| June 20, 21, and 22, it was announc-
is sponsoring the May Hop which|ed Thursday by Scout Executive C
| will be held in the high school|W. Armstrong. The campores
| auditorium on Friday evening, May | Will start at 10 a. m. June 26, and
| 17th. close at 4 p m. June 22.
Music will be furnished by Bob NN
| Lyter and his orchestra from 8:30 | FOUR DRAFTEES LEFT
until 11:30 o’cleck. HERE FOR INDUCTION
The May Court procession and the The first April selectees, four
crowning of the May Queen will he regristrants of County Draft Board
held at 9:00 o'clock. No 1 here, left for induction inte
errr the armed services Tuesday.
DR. ARTHUR P. MYLIN WAS They were: Harvey R. Stoner
RE-ELECTED COUNTY SUPT. Mt. Joy; Bethel Bailer, Marietta:
At a meeting of the Lancaster Co | Romanus Nauman, Jr., Manheim R2
| School Directors Association last | and, Elwood Peters, E-town.
week Dr. Arthur P. Mylin was re- ——yyyeyr——
{elected county superintendent for HEIFER HIT BY AUTO .
KILLED BY BUTCHER
A two-year-old heifer was struck
his seventh four year term.

ee —
DIVORCE SUIT FILED by an auto driven by Frank Ziegler,
Jane L. Houseal. 120 Deltz St. |Marietta, as it ran from the barn-
{ Mt. Joy vs Noman A. Houseal. May- yard on the farm of Ira Williams
ltown, cruel and barbarous treat- {Columbia Rl, near Kinderhook. I
suffered a broken leg and Ziegler,
butcher, shot the animal.
person
1943, separated |

| Feb. 28, 1946.
i —— BANKS CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY
Friday, April 19, Good Friday
both the First National Bank and
Trust Co. and the Union National
Mt. Joy Bank will be closed, a le-
gal holiday.
| The Rohrerstown band rendered
a pleasing cancert in the E. Hemp-
field High schol on Palm Sunday
afternoon,

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shey and family at Lemoyne an Sat-
THEY ACCUSE NEIGHBOR OF
MISUSING THEIR LANE
A couple residing in W.
field Twp. charged a ne’ghbor
misusing their
Hemp-
with
property, in a suit
filed in Court.
Edward B. and Elizabeth S. Aston
who live on the road leading fron
[ronville to Route 30, rge that
Mahlon Bushong, who owns an ad-
che
joining tract, is us'ng a lane located
entirely on their property. They
further charge that to use this lane
the defendant has removed a part of
the boundary line fence between
the two properties.
The Astons also charge that the
defendant has dumped crushed
stone on their property that has
changed the course of the surface
water and is endangering the found-
and cellar of their house.
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East Donegal
School News
For The Week
ation
At the regulary monthly meeting
of the East Donegal Twp. Schoc]
Board held Friday evening, April 12
the contract for school supplies fo
the 1946-7 term was awarded to L
B. Herr & Son, Lancaster for $895
A proposed 1946-7 budget was form-
ulated. The new budget calls for
expenditures of $99,565 and in-
come is estimated at $99,822. . O!
this amount more than $43,000 will
be received in state
in the tax rate is con-
templated. The budget
adopted at the next board meeting
May 10, 1946.
The board also announced the fol-
lowing activity dates; May 8, i 0
Day Senior Prom: May
Junior-Senior Reception; June
Services:
No increase
will be
and
Baccalaureate June 3 is
the Ninth Grade Promotion Exercis-
es; June 4, The Fifty-First Annual
Commencement.
Dr. V. W. Dippell, of the Maytown
Reformed Church, will preach the
baccalaureate sermon and
Sanders McComsey of
Local ministers serving were Rev
Russell Hoeltzel, Marietta Methodist
Church; Rev. Kirby M. Yiengst |
Maytown Lutheran Church: Rev
Gerald Marsolf, Maytown Church ol
God and Rev. B. E. Cross
Roads Brethren in Christ.
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Thuma,
The Affairs
At Florin For |
Past Week
James Wittel, 8, Tuesday
suffered a fractured left forearm.
to St.
attendants were
evening
He
was taken Joseph's
told
playing.
Miss Sara B. Hershey returned to
Philadelphia Monday a. m. after vis-
iting her parents over the weekend.
Mr. N. E. Hershey. John
Hershey and Russell Hoffman visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Her-
Hospital
where he fell
out of a tree while
his son,
urday.
The Girl Scout Troop No.
in the Town Hall on Tuesday, Fred-
56 met
dine Gehman read the scripture les-
A letter was read in
Juliette Low
honorable
regards
Fund. Our
mention in
son.
to the
troop won
this Fund container contest.
Friday, April 19, a public
(Turn to page 6)
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RAPHO TWP. FARM SALE
APPROVED BY THE COURT
The private sale of a farm of over
87 acres located in Ropho Twp. for
$18,000 to Florence K. Risser was
approved by Judge Appel in Or-
phans Court yesterday. The
was made in the estate of David R.
Nissley, late of W. Hempfield Twp
who died July 14, 1944. Mrs
Risser is a daughter of the deceased
and an executor.
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HAS JOINED THE NAVY
Robert Wilson, of this place, has
enlisted in the U. S. Navy and ha:
been ‘assigned to a training station
A IIc,
sale of
sale

appropriations |

| this
Dean |
Millersville |
State Teachers College will deliver | Local Navy
the Commencement address.
Special assemblies were held
daily during Holy Week and local |
ministers conducted the services
| anxious to explain the special ke
| History.
[ future
Local Affairs
In General
Briefly Told
There are smarter
ness than in the OPA.
A Lancaster
$10 for selling sneeze powder.
Yvonne 19, Manheim,
Mrs. Charles Morton has returned
home
merchant wag
Demmy,
from the Polyclinic Hospital;
ot Harrisburg.
was bitten on the nose by a dog.
A garment plant that will employ
about 100, mostly women. will lo- |
cate at Manheim.
The first circus of the season
traveling by motor truck, showed at
vesterday.
Marietta,
Lancaster
Glenn Gibble, of was ex-
onerated in the death of Mrs. Mary
Jane Stell, of Red Lion.
Mrs. Gretna L. Groff, 35, mother
of seven children disappeared from
her home at Columbia Sunday.
A shoe factory to manufacture
children’s shoes will open at Col-
Dr. Troy Melvin Thompson, E-
town, was named to the courtesy
staff of St. Joseph's Hospital at
Lancaster.
Ruth Gibble, Rl, Mt. Joy, was
prosecuted by Lance. City Police on

Tuesday, charged wth driving toc
{ fast for conditions.
| Two young men from Manheim
{were hurt when their auto upset.
They were Eugene Shelly, 19 and
‘Harry E. Angstadt, 20.
While a truck was passsing thru
{Penn Square, at Lancaster, a rack
containing 136 pies slipped off. The
chaffeur drove on without know-
ledge of his loss.
1 | Lancaster county with eleven
2 | des ths, stands third in the state in
increase in fatal acci-
first
of
the
the rate
dents for two months of
year.
neni moti lime iii
SIX FROM THIS AREA ENLIST
IN THE REGULAR NAVY
announced today by the
Recruiting Office that
accepted foi
Navy of the
young men
It was
Six young men were
first enlistment in the
United Sta
their
tes. These
passed pre-enlistment physi-
cals in Harrisburg and were
Naval
Tl ©
sent to
Train'ng Stations.
Local Navy Recruiters are
ne-
to 30
enlist
fits offered to young men, 17
years of age inclusive, who
with the in-
for only one cruise or
tention of making the Navy a
career. The Navy offers more to-
day than ever before in its glorious
Visit the Navy Recruiting
office today and hear personally
how you may secure your future. A
without worries and cares
with a monthly retirement for you
later years.

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BICYCLE STOLEN AT FLORIN
John M. Hess, S. Ma‘ket St
Florin, State Police the
theft of hs bicyle, equipped with a
reported t

Mrs. Robert Coulter of Muncie
Indiana, spent a week here as the

guest of Mr, and Mrs, Warren Bates.
speedometer, from his home some-
time Sunday. The cvele was alum-
inum colored.
tm ll
LETTERS GRANTED
Alois B. Heilig, Wallingford, Del
County, administrator of the estate
of William R. Heilig, late of this
boro
A | re
PROSECUTION
Ralph E. Geib, Mt. Joy, was
charged with driving too fast fot
conditions at Lancaster, Ly eity
police.
men in busi- |
fined |
umbia May 6 by Wechslar Shoe Co. |
Those donning the traditional
Navy Blue for the first time are:
Jessel Kenneth Brown, 824 E
Chestnut St., Richard Samuel Yar-
nell, 433 Fairview Ave., both of
Lancaster. Charles William Hubb
Nelson Hicks Kile, beth of Patton
Trade School, E-town, Kenneth
Free Grayhill, West State St.; Quar-
ryville and Robert Wilson, 12¢
Manheim St., Mt. Joy, who enlisted
as a stewart mate 3-c.
EE
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Everett L. Williams, 205 N. Bar-
bara St., Mt. Joy and Sylvia R
Swords, Florin.
Winifred Nissley, Florin; Kenneth
Bechtold, R6, Lancaster.
Elmer Eckert, East Petersburg |
Betty Jane Mumma, Mt Joy
Norman G. Strickler, Mt. Joy R2
Wojcik, both of Mount Joy R2
I
‘Mortuary
Record In
|
|
This Section
Frank I. Smith, 79, of Columbia
| ded Saturday.
| John D. Smith, 81, died at Kinder=
hook on Tuesday.
Mrs. Barbara Livingston, 95, died
at Columbia yesterday.
| Roland Schriner, 42, Elstonville
| died at St. Joseph's Hospital Thurs=
i day.
| Mrs Anna of
G. Zartman, 66,
| Manheim, died at the county Hospi=
tal.
Mrs. Bessie Bartch, 62, Columbia,
was so badly burned while prepar-
ing a meal, that she died.
Mrs. Lillie S. Lupold, 76, wife of
Henry D. Lupold, East Petersburg
died in a Harrisburg hospital.

Rolandis W. Shriner
Rolandis W. Shreiner, 42, Man-
heim R3, Rapho Twp., died Thurs-
day evening at St. Joseph's Hospital
after an illness of one month.
A son of Mrs. Elizabeth White
Shreiner, Manheim R3, and the late
Emanuel Shreiner, he was a mem-
ber of Ruhl's U. B. Church and
Lodge No 228, LOOM, Lebanon. He
was employed at Brown's Cotton
Mill here. He is survived hy his
wife Mrs. Florence Ritz Shriner, his
mother, and these children: Betty.
Fern, Joyce, Rodney and Larry, all
at home; three brothers and
sisters, John, Manheim R3; Milton,
address unknown; Mrs. Susan Trim-
ble, and Mrs. William
Swartz, Lebanon.
also
Lancaster
The funeral was held at Manheim
Sunday afternoon with interment at
Hernley's. 4

Emma S. Heistand
Fmma S. Heistand, 64, died Tues-
day at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Samuel Gish, Mastersonville, after
an illness of 11 weeks. She was
born in Rapho Twp., a daughter of
the late Franklin Barbara S
Shelly Heistand and was a member
of the Brethren in Christ Church of
Mastersonville. She is survived
by five sisters: Mrs. Samuel Norn-
hold, Manheim; Mrs. Abram
Heisey, of Manheim R2: Mrs. Sam-
uel Gish, resided;
Mrs. John Showers, of Manheim
and Mrs. Elmer White of Mt. Joy.
Funeral from her late home Fri-
afternoon with further services
Brethren in Christ Church
Mastersonville and interment in the
and
of
with whom she
day
in the
adjoining cemetery.
et errr
WELL BABY CLINIC TO BE
HELD APRIL 25 AT FIRE HOUSE
The Well Baby Clinic is held the
fourth Thursdays of
at the Fire Hall at two
to four p. Dr. John Gates is
{he attending physican assisted by
Mary Blough, State
nurse.
All mothers with children up to €
second and
every month
m.
registered
yrs. are urged to attend. The next
clinic will be Thursday April 25th
1946.

TWO YOUNG MEN FINED
ON HIT-RUN CHARGES
Leroy M. Nauman, 21, Manheim,
and Lloyd Shenenberger, 24, Man-
he'm R2, pleaded guilty to hit-run
of an automo-
on the Lititz pike near
Neffsville on Sunday, March 17, and
each fined $100 and costs by
Wissler in court Friday
charges growing out
bile accident
were
Judge
morning
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OFFICES CLOSED FRIDAY
offices of Dr. H. C. Killheffer
Optometrist, at E-town and Man-
heim, will be closed Good Friday.
The
WE'LL GO ON DAYLIGHT
SAVING TIME APRIL 28
Mount Joy will go on Day-
light Saving Time Sunday,
April 28. At the last meeting
of Boro Council it was decided
fo adopt fast time provided
Lancaster does.
Lancaster has decided to a
dopt fast time and a survey
shows that industry and trade

approves the move. Busses will
also operate on Daylight time,