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VOL. XLVI,
Boro Council Passed
Zoning Ordinance; Some
Parking Rules Changed;
Lerphey’s Salary Upped
285 Selecicd
For Jury Duty
Sept. Court
Two hundred and eighty-five per-
sons were selected for jury duty,
September terms of
Common Pleas and Quarter Ses-
Appended are those
from this locality: Of the twenty-
four drawn for the Grand Jury,
none were from this immediate vi-
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met in
public
the
July
Mt. Joy Boro Council
regular session after the
meeting Monday evening, for
transaction of the regular
business. All members except
Keller, the Burgess and solicitor
were present. The minutes of the
previous regular and special meet-
ings were approved.
A letter from Tax Collector Fel-
lenbaum and a letter on the sub-
ject from the solicitor, were read.
Details appear elsewhere in these
columns.
In a communication the manage-
ment of Joy Theatre cited parking
in front of the build-
ing, particularly at certain times.
Also when patrons are about leav-
ing the theatre and double parking
in front of and near the entrance
is a hindrance to traffic, frequently
congestion. Upon motion
the theatre management will be
provided with two signs, “No
Purking Between Signs”, to ke put
and, whenever he sees
during the
sions Court.
cinity
For term beginning September 9:
William Ellis, Mount Joy; Harry B.
Elizabethtown; Elizabeth
Charleston, Elizabethtown; Maurice
A. Sweitzer, Marietta; Margaret
Walmer, Elizabethtown; Myrtle
Hepple, Elizabethtown; David Wit-
mer, Mount Joy R1; Samuel Engle,
Maytown; Marian B. Jensen, Mari-
etta; Ralph W. Wagner, Elizabeth-
town; Henry H. Eby, Mount Joy R2;
Carrie Boreman, Elizabethtown R1;
Albert H. Mumma, Mount Joy;
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conditions
Hamilton,
causing
in use if
fit.
Burgess Brown reported
tions to the amount of
presenting fines and license
during June.
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LANDISVILLE COMMUNITY
DVBS TO BE JULY 1-12
The 20th session of the Landisville
Community Vacation Bible School
will be held in the Church of God
from July 1-12, inclusive. All chil-
dren between the ages of four and
fourteen are welcome to attend.
James E.| The Church of God, Methodist
Hopkins 'and Lutheran churches are sponsor-
collec-
$24 re-
fees
MIDDLETOWN BOY 16, WAS
ARRESTED HERE FOR D. D.
William Hopkins, sixteen, Middle-
town, was arrested by Chief of Po-
lice Elmer Zerphey, of town, and
charged with operating an automo-
bile while under the influence of in-
toxicating liquor. Chief Zerphey
said that Hopkins drove his car on-
to the lawn of Alvin Bigler on West |
Main street. ,
Justiceof the
Hockenberry,
to the county await a ing the school, with these ministers
hearing at Juvenile Court. | co-operating: The Rev. Raymond H.
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Daihl, the Rev. Harold L. Dietz and
ADJUDICATIONS FILED
the Rev. C. A. Price.
Adjulications filed in the Orphans’| Teachers and workers are Bertha
Court show these amounts to be dis- Derr,
Mrs. Esther Rohrer, Irene
fributed: Maggie Hollinger,
Joy, $371.31; Lizzie Shultz,
Joy, $262.73.
Only Minor Amendments To
Zoning Ordinance Requested
At Public Meeting Mon. Night
A large number of citizens, par-
Deserving Officer To
responded at a public
on Monday
zoning
Peace
committed
prison to
kler.
ticularly those residing in the
of the Episcopal Church,
Stay In Regular Army | the Council Chamber
| evening prior to the meeting of
Seven Lancaster County officers Boro Council. The purpose of, the
have been nominated by President |
Truman for permanent commissions | plants
Among them | ordinance.
President of Council Loraw cal-
led the meeting to order and
limited each speaker to three
minutes. About half dozen citi-
zens requested minor changes in
various sections. The most im-
portant and a subject that inter-
ested majority of the citizens in
that vicnity, was as to whether or
not a business establishment or an
apartment house should be per-
mitted on a lot adjacent to the
Episcopal Church.
The plot in question is a lot of
ground cn the west side of South
Celta St. upon which erected
one story brick building, used
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| TWO LOCAL YOUNG LADIES
| BETAINED IN PHILA.
On Monday evening Officer Zer-
phey here was notified by the
Philadelphia police that they were
holding two young ladies from Mt.
Joy as runaways. Their parents
here were notified and they went
to the city of Brotherly Love and
brought them home.
hear
proposed
to
the
meeting was
on
in the regular
was one from our boro.
army.
is
a
CAPT. CHAS. B. FRANK
Capt. Charles B. Frank, (VC) son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Frank,
of town was named.
Mr. Frank is certainly deserving
of this appointment. - He served
during the entire war spent! The girls were Anna May
several years in prison camps. At|Blentz, 17, 76 East Main St. and
one time he was not heard from | Dorothy Esther Heisey, 17, 205 N.
Barbara St.
and
for several years.
Mount Heisey, the Rev. Daihl, Betty Rank- |
Mount in, Jean Hauenstein and Alice Stric- | Meetings will start each evening at
ACCUSE THREE BROS. IN
THEFT OF $100 BILL
Herbert R. Flowers, Jr. 19, of
Bainbridge R. D., was committed to
the county prison Friday in default
of $500 bail to await trial on a
charge of receiving stolen goods,
following a hearing hefore Justice
of the Peace, M. L. Schaibley of
Columbia.
State Police of the Columbia sub
station stated that the charges
arose out of investigation of the
theft of a $100 bill from the home
of Mrs Rylie Charles, Bainbridge
R1, on April 6.
Two of Herbert Flowers’ young-
er brothers, Harold, 14 and Har-
vey, 13, have been committed to
the Rotary Home to await a hear-
ing in Juvenile Court. Police
said they are involved in the theft
of the $100 bill.
Girl Scouts Held Camp
At Cove Last Week
Lancaster city and county Girl
Scouts five day camps have closed
after an active with over
£00 enrolled in the programs.
The camps at Long Park, Wil-
liamsen Park, Mt. Joy, Columbia
and E-town were under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Richard Almy, chair-
man of the Outdoor Activities
Committee of the Girl Scout Coun-
cil and Coordinator of Day Camps.
A total of 120 girls attended the
Brownie Day Camp held June 17-
21 and June 24-28 at Long Park.
An equal number attended the
Intermediate and Senior Scout
Camp held on the same days at
Williamson Park and directed by
Miss Marion Fosdick.
The Mt. Joy Camp, held last
week at the Cove here, was di-
rected jointly by Miss Mildred
Zink and Mrs. John Tate; 75
Brownie and Intermediate Scouts
attended.
In the camp held here they
were: Nature, Mrs. Edward Lane:
Handicrafts, Mrs. Robert Brown.
Tent Meeting At
Rheems July 7-21
The United Zion Church will con-
duct a tent meeting beginning July
7th and continuing through July 21.
season
7:30.
The Tent will be located in
Rheems, five hundred feet south of
Sipling’s Garage on the grounds
of the Rheems Fire Co.
Special music by various groups
together with spirited congregation-
al singing and old-fashioned testi-
mony meeting will feature these
meetings.
The speakers for the various ev-
enings are:
Sunday, July 7, Jacob Lehman;
Monday, July 8, Christ Geib; Tues-
day, July 9th, Elmer Sensenig;
Wednesday, July 10, Samuel Bru-
baker; Thursday, July 11, Abram
Eshleman; Friday, July 12, Ammon
Kreider: Saturday, July 13, George
Shand: Sunday July 14, Wesley
Martin; Monday, July 15, Martin
Showalter; Tuesday, July 16, Ray-
mond Miller; Wednesday July 17,
J. Adam Brandt; Thursday, July 18,
George Showalter; Friday, July 19,
Henry Youtz; Saturday, July 20. Al-
len Tennis, Sunday, July 21, Peter
Gress.
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HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
AGREE TO PAY SUPPORT
In our county courts the follow-
ing decisions were made which are
of local interest:
The nine children of Susan Dy-
er, Florin, each to pay $1.00 a week
for her support after a petition was
filed by the one daughter, Mrs. Par-
thine Sides, of Forin.
Roy Andrew Mateer, 206 Mount
Joy St., agreed to pay $7.50 a week
to his wife, Betty Jane, 322 Perry
St, Columbia, for her support and
also to pay medical and hospital
expenses for the birth of their child.
Meee
THE GEBHARD REUNION
The seventeenth reunion of the
Gebhard family will be held Sun-
day, August 25, 1946, at Coleman
Memorial Park, Lebanon, Penna.
The program will begin at 2:00 p.
m., D. S. T. Games and contests for
all will follow the program.
Tax Collector Asks
If Coungil Will
Accept Resignation
ected tax collector
ed his resignation to
Board before the duplicate
turned over some time ago.
He gave bond and was given the
Boro tax duplicate, sent out his no-
tices and proceeded with collections.
After collecting the greater portion
of the taxes he decided to resign
and thru his attorneys,
Boro Solicitor if Council would ac-
cept his resignation. A similar re= |
quest was made to Boro Council by
letter.
An effort is now being made by
was
point a successor and there is every
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TWO LOCAL YOUNG MEN
ENLISTED IN THE NAVY
Messrs. Richard Mumper and Le-
Roy Bates, both of this boro, enlist-
ed in the United States Navy at the |
Lancaster station recently. They ex-
pect to be called next week and will
be sent to Philadelphia for their
physical and assignments.
Both young men were members
of this year’s graduating class Mt.
Joy High school. Mr. Mumper has
been employed at the Bulletin office
for several years.
Mt. Joy School Board
Gets State Approp'n.
(Special to The Bulletin)
Harrisburg, Pa. June 27, 1946—
Auditor General G. Harold Wagner
today approved payment of $2,600
to Mount Joy Borough School Dis-
trict, Lancaster County,
propriations authorized by the 1945
Legislature.
The sum represents the payment
of $100 for each member of the
teaching and supervisory staff, em-
ployed during the 1945-46 term. The
purpose is to enable districts of the
fourth class to put into
minimum salary
third and
effect the new
ments to the Public School Act.
REICH'S LADIES BIBLE CLASS
HELD PICNIC AT THE COVE
The Young Ladies’ Bible Class of
the Reich’s Evangelical Sunday
School held a picnic at “The Cove,”
here, on Monday evening, A devo-
tional program was conducted at
seven o'clock, after which a picnic
served. During the
luncheon was
Lancaster gave a book review of
“Mrs. Willoughby.”
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SUIT FOR $200 DAMAGES
AGAINST ARTHUR ZERPHY
C. N. Hershey, Mt. Joy R2, has
filed suit for damages against Ar-
thur Zerphy of town, as the re-
sult of an zuto collision April 2.
Hershey asks $200 damages
which he alleges was caused Ly
his automobile hit by Zer-
phy’s car on route 322 in town.
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ON A TRIP TO VIRGINIA
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Norman and
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Weidman were
visitors at the magnificent Skyline
Caverns, located at the entrance to
Skyline Drive, Front Royal, Virginia
on July 1.
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ENGAGED
Mr. and Mrs. Almos Earhart, of
Elizabethtown R3, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Alta L.,
to Howard L. Smith, S 2/¢, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith, Pan-
tego, N. C.
ema Miron
GRADUATED AT STATE
Among a large class that gradu-
ated at State College last week, 14
were from Lancaster county.
Mary J. Long, of Landisville, B. S.
in home economics, was among
them.
when
CHARGES WITHDRAWN
| withdrawn and the costs paid.
Mr. Ellis Fellenbaum, who was el- |
here at the last
general election is thru. He tender-
the School
asked the !
the School Board and Council to ap-
during school and summer months |
from ap~-'
schedule as provided for in amend-
|
evening, Mrs. Charles Workman, of |
Miss
The assault and battery charges
against Stephen K. Estock were under the direction of Henry Gott-
Monit Jon, Pa., Wednesday Afternimm, July 3, 1946
MOUNT JOY TWP. SCHOOL
TAX REMAINS THE SAME
t its June meeting the Mount
1Joy Township School Board ap-
proved its budget for 1946-47. The
tax rate is fixed at eight mills prop-
erty and $4.00 head tax, the same as
Nast year.
It was decided to release bids for
a second bus to transport grade and
high school pupils. To aim is to
supply transportation for all high
school pupils.
The board also voted to employ a
part time nurse for the district, said
i nurse to be employed on a joint
| bases with another district.
| The district has been offered four
conservation booklets for children
by the Pa. State Game Commission,
which is approved by the Dept. of
Public Instruction. They are offer-
jo on a cost basis. The board de-
| cided to buy enough for all the
schools for supplementary reading.
The auditors meeting is set for
July 8th.
Officers’ Leadership
Training Session
| About 140 attended the officers’
leadership training session held
Thursday night at the Landisville
High School, with State College ex-
tension workers in charge of special
instruction and demonstrations. At
the same time officers of the county
-wide 4-H groups were elected, as
follows:
Lance. county 4-H Girls council:
President, Ruth Royer, Lancaster
R4; vice president, Virginia Smith,
East Petersburg; secretary, Allegra
Kreiner, Elizabethtown R3; treas-
urer, Lilly Ann Greider, Mount Joy
R1; song leader, Beverly Watson,
East Petersburg; game leaders—
Janet Kauffman, Holtwood R1, and
Arlene Burkholder, Bainbridge; and
news reporter, Shirley Heisey, Mt.
{Joy RL
Lancaster County 4-H Boys
Council: President, Vernon Leinin-
,ger, Denver R2; vice president;
Lloyd Rohrer, Lancaster R4;
tary and treasurer, Robert
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Brief News Of
The Day From
Local Dailies
| Three to four cents per pound will
be added to the sale price of coffee.
The Hamilton Watch Company
jgave $2500 to the Salvation Army’s
secre-
Groff,
|
r ive.
All available State Police
been assigned to our highways over
the Fourth,
Two men were burned and 10,000
gallons of milk spilled on the Lin-
a truck upset
have
coln Highway when
and caught fire.
A Lancaster woman found a man
in her bathroom. He refused to
leave so she locked him in and cal-
led the police.
At the present rate of
tions Coatesville will
$€27.000 from its parking meters at
the first of the year.
Lancaster is figuring
crowd of 10,000 to attend its gro-
Atlantic City July
collec-
receive
on a
cer’s picnic at
18.
David Mast Smoker, a
Coatsville, was crushed
a trailer loaded with
farmer
near to
death beneath
peus enroute to a huller.
At San Jose, Calif, a landlady
raised a tenants garage rent from
$2.5¢ $20 day. This
was done four after the
OPA expired.
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minutes
KENNETT SQUARE MAN WAS
PROSECUTED HERE FOR R D
Alban Carroll, Kennett Square,
was prosecuted by Chief of Police
Elmer Zerphey Thursday on charg-
es of reckless driving, before Justice
of Peace James Hockenberry. He
will be summoned for a hearing be-
fore the same Justice.
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SACRED MUSIC CONCERT
A concert of sacred music hy
the West Green Tree Church
chorus will be rendered in the
Rheems Church of the Brethren,
Sunday, July 7 at 7:15 p m,
shall
$1.50 a Year in Advance
to
m.
he
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Bradley
of Mastersonville observed their |
Golden Wedding Anniversary, Sun-
day, at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley were mar-
ried June 28, 1896, at the home of |
Rev. David Engle in this borough, |
minister of the Brethren in Christ
Church. They are still farming.
Mrs. Bradley was Katie P. Zink be-
fore marriage. They have one]
daughter Stella, wife of Elmer W.|!
Long, two grand-children, Kathryn
Marie Long, and Esther Mae Long,
wife of William W. Saylor, and one
great grandchild, Jesse L. Saylor.
and one great grandchild, Jesse L.
Saylor. Open house for their friends
was held on Sunday afternoon, from
109.
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WILLIAM HOFFMAN HEADS
E. DONEGAL CEMETERY ASSOC.
The Annual Stockholders’ Meet-
ing of the East Donegal Cemetery
Association was held at the home of [¢
the President, William G. Hoffman,
Maytown, recently. John H. Hoff-
man was elected a director
ceed the late Eli L. Hoffman. Direct- |
William G. Hoff-
David E. Shank,
and |¢
ors reelected were:
man, P. F. Snyder,
Alice M. Shank, B. E. Thuma,
John D. Roland,
were: William G.
E. Thuma, Sec.,
Treasurer.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Clinton Walters and Mae Hinkle
Snyder, both of this boro.
Harry M. Weidman, this place,
and Janis Louise Rahn, Elizabeth- |
town.
Clinton Walters, 218 West Donegal
street, and Mae Hinkle Snyder, both
of town.
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AUTOMOBILE VIOLATION
Chief Elmer Zerphey prosecuted
Edwin S. Hays, of Philadelphia,
improper passing before Justice of
the Peace Hockenberry
The Affairs
At Florin For |
Hoffman,
and P. F. Snyder,
for
Past Week
Mr. and Mrs. B F. Kauffman
celebrated their thirtieth wedding |
anniversary on June 29th.
Mrs. Lillian Hamilton and
ghter entertained Rev. and Mrs.
N. Seldomridge of Lancaster
dinner on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fry
Landisburg, Perry Co., visited Mr.
ond Mrs George Mumper Sr,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Felty
Lancaster visited Mr. and Mrs. B.F
Kauffman on Tuesday.
Mr. Donald Eichler Jr.
fined to his bed on account
illness.
Messrs Jack Liggins and George
Kiley are spending several days
at Black Log Camp.
Mrs. Lillian Hainilton and dau-
ghter, Mary and Brenda and Con-
nie Fierce and Mrs. Adam Eichler,
Mrs. Helen Musser and son Jimmy
spent Tuesday at Hershey. |
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Caswell, Ja- |
cob Loraw, Hazel Bowers, Mrs.
James Hilt and son Warren, spent
Sunday visiting their son, Saves)
L. Hilt who is stationed at Ft.
Meade, Md.
|
dau- |
L
to |
eo of
on
of
con- |
of
is
sustained when
auto he was driving.
| struck
Zook, one mile from
burg but there was no damage.
winter
gallon
$10 to $14.00.
95.
Priscilla,
ter, Pa.
tion at Mt. Gretna.
to suc- [and son, Eddy,
rhey,
week end in the Poconos.
grandson,
Officers reelected | with
Pres., B. kamp and family,
Mrs. Yohn and child,
ter Schroll and children, are spend- |man Barnhart, all of Elizabethtown,
ing the
Main St.,
{Hipple,
| several
| where they
daughter,
| will remain until the middle of
| Zerphey investigated an acc
Bycein .
{driving east on Main St.
| by
{them was
{ Joy R2, for driving without an op-
Local Affairs
In General
Briefly Told
The Dog Days began
July 3.
Mrs. Violet R. Bouder, 26,
.|is missing since Monday.
The Dillerville
Landisville Man ~~
Shot At A Rat and
Hit Foundry Worker
Earl T. Caswell, 52, 428 Alley N
Celumkéa,, was admitted St.
Joseoh's Hospital suffering a wound
of the left side of his chest after
, he was accidently shot while work-
{ ing at a Landisville foundry about
8:30 p. Monday, State Police-
man J. J. Haggerty reported.
The victim, Haggerty said, was
| shot by Harry T. Herr, 56, Landis-
| ville, who told him the accident
! occurred when fired a shot
| from a 38 calibre pistol at a rat. |
Haggerty said Herr told him he |
wag sitting on the porch of his |
home on the north side of the
Harrisburg pike when he saw al
rat.
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MR. AND MRS. DAN'L. BRADLEY |
yesterday,
Leola,
road at Lancaster
week.
trucks
morning.
next
Army
Saturday
24,
charged by a
will
A of
sed thru here
Ralph Greenawalt,
be opened
convoy pas-
Mountville
was injured when
bull.
The Manheim Fire
a street
July 12.
Mrs. Caroline Staller, 32
Gordonville,
ant fever,
Co. will hold
carnival Friday night,
, of near
has contracted undul-
A carnival and festival will be
held by the Bainbridge Fire Com-
pany July 4.
E-town Fire Co. h
amhulance
m
The as pur-
chased a new at
cost of $5,000.
Minnie Stoner,
injured
at Lancaster.
d
R2,
accident
30, Columbia
was in an auto
301 couples applied for
at
month of June.
C. T. Frew, 48, Paradise,
the hospital suffering from injuries
a horse ran into an
marriage
licenses Lancaster during the
is in
Mortuary
Record In
This Sectio
Mrs. Emma Lowry, 62, died
Columbia, :
Clerk D. Groft, aged three, i
Columbia.
Wilson F. Reiff, 76, of Manheim,
died Sunday.
76, died
Edwin F. Campbell,
{Marietta Saturday. ;
Cora, wife of Irvin Blecher,
died at Manheim aged 65 years.
George C. Resh, 67, of Colum
bia, died at the Lancaster %
Hospital.
Harry P. Wissler, of Manheim,
died at St. Joseph's Hospital, aged
fifty years, Emmert Wissler, v
Joy Rl is a brother.
| at
Amanda Strickler Pearson
Mrs. Amanda Strickler Pearson,
seventy-eight, died Friday at St.
Anne's Gethesemane Home after an
illness of three years. She was born
in Maytown, a daughter of the late
John R. and Rebecca Shank Strick-
ler, and is survived by a niece, Mrs.
Carl H, Smith, Lancaster.
‘William A. Kanode
Mr. William A. Kanode, a former
resident of this community, died
Monday at Everett, Pa.
Funeral services will be held Fri-
The
second wettest in
the
8.23 inches of rainfall.
the
of |
had |
June
the
bureau.
month of was
h'story
weather We
During Saturday’s storm lightning
the of Hayden
East Peters-
residence
At public sales around here last
and early this year, used one
cream freezers sold for
Now
and more modern ones for $6.-
ice
you can buy
new
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Our Card
Basket For
The Week
Mrs. Janet McKain and daughter,
are visiting in West Ches-
day morning at Everett and in the
Cross Roads Church here, with in=
{terment in the adjoining cemetery.
He is a son-in-law of Isaac Gin
der, Mount Joy R. D. Mr. Kanode
resided on the Ginder farm for sev=
eral yeers. His son, Irvin, resided
at the Alvin Reist home on Route 1
for several years and in February
left for Kentucky to enter the mis=
sion field.
John Barnhart
John Barnhart, sixty-five, 25 Mt.
Joy Street, died at 7:50 p. m. Thurs=
day at St. Joseph's Hospital, after a
month's illness. He was an employe
of the Le Blanc Co. here for over
20 years, prior to his illness, and
was a member of the Loyal Order
of Moose lodge, Elizabethtown. His
parents were the late James and
Catherine Barnhart, Elizabethtown.
He Spanish-
American War.
was a veteran of the
Germer and
Mrs.
are spending their
Mr. and Joe
laughter
vaca-
|
!
Mrs. Wallace Zerphey |
and Mrs. Elmer Zer-
spending the |
|
and
Mr.
of town, are
Powell and
spent Sunday
H. A. Darren- |
and Mrs. David
of Blain,
and Mrs.
Mr.
Mr.
William B.
and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix, |
Wal-
week at Ocean City, N. J.
Carl Germer, West |
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul |
Marietta Ave., are spending
New York City |
will visit the |
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hip-
ple, a nurse.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Albert Kling
Mr. and Mrs.
days in
Mr. and |
and Mrs.
John Roth,
and Mr.
Charles Allison and family at Mor-
risville.
Mrs. Edwrd Lane
Eleanore, Constance
f 4 East Main St,
Massachusetts,
and daughters
and
left Friday
where
for
they
Aug-
fam-
0
Spencer,
Mr. Lane accompanied his
ily the trip
Tuesday.
ust.
on and returned here
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TWO AUTOS COLLIDED:
| BOTH CARS DAMAGED
At 4:30 Monday afternoon Officer
ident at
the intersection of West Main and
New Haven Sts.
Jacob H. Stehman, Florin,
when his
was
auto operated
Maytown
a left turn
Haven
car was struck by an
Willis Lindemuth,
Lindemuth was making
Main St, on to New
when the accident occurred.
Lindemuth will be
of
from
1 for
prosecute
reckless driving.
Both cars were
was injured.
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A WEEK'S VACATION
Nearly all the industries
Ephrata and Denver are cle
giving employe
time.
damaged but n
one
at Lititz,
sed this
all their s a
week,
week's vacation at the same
Only some of our local industries
lare following this procedure here.
mm pomp nc
WAS NABBED AT LANCASTER
Six motorists were prosecuted by
Lancaster city police Friday. Among
Christian Metzler, Mt.
erator’s license.
| Charles Pennell,
on East Main St. (f
latter's | ¢
Priscilla, |
Besides his wife, Mrs. Mary C.
Barnhart, he is survived by a foster
-son, Russell Sumpman, and these
children: Jay Barnhart, Esther, wife
of Benjamin Clinger, and John
Barnhart all of town; Harold B.,
Staten Island, N. Y.; Mary, wife of
at home; also eight
these brothers
John Kline, Mrs.
Mrs. Daniel Weid-
Omar, and Sher=
grandchildren and
and sisters: Mrs.
Ellinger,
Harry, Ira,
Sadie
man,
funeral wae held on Sunday.
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| EIG HT COUNTY FARMERS
GET PERMITS TO BUILD
the permits granted to
farmers by the AAA are
The
Among
ounty
| these:
Manheim R2
1-2-story brick
Jacob N. Snavely,
of 2
construction
| dwelling to provide housing facil-
{Chas W. Roth. visited Mr. and Mrs. |ities for essential farm labor, 4 miles
{west of Manheim,
lof $7500.
at estimated cost
Silver Springs,
cost
A. Nitroy,
for veteran,
Joseph
epairs to house
$800.
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¢{ HOOL BOARD DISFENSElr
WIR SUMMERS MEETINGS
Mt. Joy Boro School Board de-
cided to dispense with its meeting
dur'ng the summer, hence no reg-
meeting Monday night.
special meeting
Kreider, of
was elected as art super=-
borough schools to
fill the vacancy caused by the re-
resignat'on of J. C. Krasley.
Miss Kire graduate of
ztown State Teachers College.
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DEEDS RECORDED
Fdwin P. Eby. Mt. Joy, %o
D. Hershey and Miriam W.
Heorshev, Mt. Jov, a tract of land
in Rapho 500.
Daniel
Stark, Mt.
ind Geta
ound
£3.650.
Daniel B. Stark and Annie D.
ark, Mt. Joy, to Elwood C. Hock-
er and Anna M. Hocker, Mt. Joy, a
lot of ground along Route 230 in
Florin, $3,700.
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'STORK ‘WOULDN'T WAIT
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Ressler of
|R. D. 2 Mount Joy left for California
June 10th, arriving in Oklahoma én
| June 17th they announced the birth
lof a son, Harry K. Ressler Jr, :
ular
previous
~. Miss Mary
At a
howeve
Ephrata
the
ider is a
John
Twp. SS
B. Stark and Annie D.
Joy. to Norman H. Smith
A. Smith, Mt. Joy, a lot
along Route 230 in Florin,
of a