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Phe Washingtonboro has opened a | Milton B. Werner, sixty-four, of
drive on traffic violators. | Manheim, died at St. Joseph's Hosp~
VoL XLVI NO. 27 Mount Joy, Pa., Wednesday Afternoon, November 27, 1946 $1.50 a Year in Advance Harry Bechtol, Marietta, shot uf al Mabel May Gable, wife of
200-1b. black bear near We ore: . Vane a, ig
Mowrer iftvenina | Albert Gable, died at Columbia,
B MR. AND MRS. AMOS F. EBY . MR. ELAM M. BOMBERGER LANDISVILLE CONTRACTOR a Maven fitty wiih | eed sixty-eight Years.
® Petition Seeking ARE MARRIED FIFTY YEARS Legion Expects To SPEAKS TO USHERS’ LEAGUE Mt. Joy Schoo S GETS BRIDGE CONTRACT Fires UTE, Was badly ‘gored BY 2 1 Miss Stella V. Eisenberger, sixty-
4111 Mr. and Mrs. Amos F. Eby, who The Ushers’ League and Brother- J. Richard Nissley, Landisville, bin ; ou Conde C | seven, of Klinesville, died Thurs-
celebrated their 50th wedding anni- 0 It H hood of St. Mark’s Evangelical G t $958 20 F has been awarded a contract by le Jane owyse Landy to. 4 | day night at the Lancaster Hosp-
Relocation For versary Nov. 19, were guests of Cccupy S ome | United Brethren Church, met at the € ° or the Department of Highways for Lancaster voted against unionicats ital.
C . honor at a dinner recently at the . | home of Mr. Amos H. Mumma Jr., 9 censtruction of 23 of a mile of ho a fy i : i rr es
Hi hwa No 441 home of their daughter, Mrs. R. By Christmas RD 2, Mount Joy, last Thursday Vocat urposes macadam approaches and an I- eS 2 's Danning 8 | larv Kem
g y ° Mummau, Rheems. There were 30 evening November 21st. : beam bridge over Little Conowingo | ** 000 building improvement pro- Not Elizabeth. Kem, eightys
: : Pot Hoping to be able to occupy their : : ; Auditor General G. Harold Wag-| = po ih gram. Mary 22
More than 800 Columbians have | relatives and friends present at the oping to be 2 P) During the business meeting our Creek in Fulton Township, Lan- : seven. of this boro, died at the Ore
tbles ies i i : . : h by Christmas, the : ner today approved payments to- : Over $300 worth of todls were] Sevens 1s boro,
already signed a petition which is | dinner. Their children presented | new post home by stmas, president Mr. M. L. Gainor pre- talling $22,029 Ol ‘to. eleven: schac caster County. Nissley will do the len 4 Co 2 { ville Mennonite Home at 9:20 a. m.
\ now being circulated in both Co-| them with a gold watch and other| Walter S. Ebersole Post No. 185 | sided. A course of action prepared di Aricts " County. Tie} MOH 02 Jus low bid of $30071.02. 4 pe 5 ry Sunday following an illness of sev-
lumbia and Marietta, asking for | gifts. American Legion, here, has been | yy , committee in cooperation with 00 4 oe the ain) dis Bids for the project were received i ne I eral years. She was born in Mount
: : aid Pitts vo one represents S= / ’ arrangements | eral years. Sh
the re-location of the Columbia- Mr. and Mrs. Eby were married | Speed’ng the renovation of its re-| ho Pastor was presented to the | |, p Ts e a November 1. It will be financed Hen ir ingements Jovy a daughter of the late Her-
: ; ; : chased property on the tribution out of a $2,000,000 appro- : : re keing made to build a band @& daug
Marietta Road. highway No. 441}in Maugansville, Md. by Bishop f cently pure aye > pe) members of the organization. riation set aside by the 1945 Legis- entirely with State funds. heil i } | man Christian and Marie Catharine
because of driving conditions on | Michael Horst. They have seven | Old Harrisburg Pike. Mr. Elam Bomberger, Assistant | Ph avon set aside b a : A detour 3.5 miles over improved | Its park. = a: : Kern. She wsa a member of the
’ ® : av Ps: a : : | lature for vocational education pur- ? Saveral counterfe te fifty ern. She wsg &
70's k Fi ving: Formerly the Posey Patch, a tea | c.chiny a kd 3 Several counterfeit five and ty
the road. children, five of whom are living: y 3 é ’ a | Cashier of the First National Bank oS roads will be placed in effect : a at Le | First Presbyterian Church and was
| 4 c The Marietta Council has alrea- | Mrs. Lewis Good, Brentwood, Md.; | room and potted plant salesroom & Trust Co. of Mt. Joy, gave us a Pp Te Cstiicts. and ilte amet during construction. This detour ht ets Were circulated at Lan- the last of her family. Nieces and
or dy approved the move, and the pe- Luke M. Eby, Brewton, Ala.; Mrs, | In an old stone building on Chiques | vivid description of his recent ex- anch ~~ tale a me will be over U. S. Route 222 and = Wai I Writ on nephews survive
ye > : a : 3 ac receive, are: : re . ic sc S 1 Irightsville € 8: 8
tition is being widely circulated in | Reist Mummau; Mrs. Forrest Glass, | Creek, the Mount Joy post pur- | periences by showing motion pie- | “pi Wo Memo Bo 00 | taffic Route 272. righ |. The funeral ‘was held from the
both communities. No house-to- | Lancaster; Mrs. John Sauder, Char- chased the property for $15,000 and tures of the trip he and his son Township, $2,076 oh The new bridge will carry Rural | Bye a Sons: the heating Nissly funeral home here Wednes=
C house canvass is being made, but [ lottesville, Va. kas spent money | [uke made through parts of Eurcpe Na Boro $640: Landon Route 36092 over the stream. The p rote he bi fined | 98 afternoon with interment in the
| the petition Is available for At the party, Mrs. Good received | the rekuilding and redecorating | i, connection with shipment of or Cty $I So Lititz Boro grade of the approaches will be! i man ol 0 ue ia wis fined a ey
ing at many public places. surprise gifts in honor of her silver | Program. cattle by UNRRA. Bi Ly: : os HY raised to improve sight distance. | $10 and costs for shooting off fire i
Be Hl : wedding anniversary, which occurs So far they have installed a com- Refreshments were served to the $41860; Manheim oro, $1,822.60; Minor changes will be made in the works there Sunday. FR
| The petition states that the high-| | 2 ; ‘ner. dv: > Manheim Township, $648; Manor : Strikers are picketing the Lib- | Alonzo C. Cassat
oz 25¢ ly in December plete oil-burner system and the | members and guests present by the : : : stream channel to protect the high- I 8 lon; y Se t i
way between the boroughs is in we IHG. Ub Hel dn Duet rd Township-Millersville Boro Joint Re ¢ erly Can and Sign Co. at Lancaster, Alonzo C. Cassat, seventy-nine,
: 8 c e Ce! ray. : : : :
[Sc bad condition, that it has steep walls this week, a Legion spokes- | meeting of the Ushers ho er Board, $2,089.50; Mount Joy Boro, of Ross Ulrich: will be but the plant continues in oper- Mt. Joy RD, Chestnut Hill, died at
25¢ grades and dangerous curves and aid. an (he RE BUC 1S | $058.20; Quarryville Boro, $2,366.66; enn De ation: the Osteopathic Hospital Monday
5 man said, so they can occupy the| scheduled for Thursdav eve affected bv the Sr :
he inter: drivi itis extre- our oun en edule or Thursday evening West Le ster Township, $1,991. € by the improvement. I a eps morning at 3 o'clock, of complicat-
13¢c that winter driving on it is e> g building in the near future. December. 10th est Lampeter ownship, JIL. ‘The section will. be graded for James Schlief, Washington Boro, tons. after an illness of six months
i ea : 9 vi ure : s oar in. whieh: | 1005, after g 58 i
3c mely dangerous. . Located three miles east of Mt — 42. a width of 24 feet. The pavement | V2 ‘niured when the car in which
The Tecposed Muy 0 T T Greece Joy in Rapho Twp., the new post T= LW ih a aes he was a passenger crashed into|BOrm in Adams County, he was the
n rip 0 y p p, po: will consist of an eight inch base son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael

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eliminate the road around the base
and bring the
at Seccnd or
of Chickies Rock
route into Columbia
Third Sts. In addition to eliminat-
ing all danger points on the road,
the plan would reduce the distance
between the two towns.
Road engineers have agreed that
patching the road would be of lit-
tle help in its present ccndition and
that only
would el'minate the ruts which now
motorists the well
effect.
a complete rebuilding
give -known
“wash-board”
Landisville Club
Fetes Sons-Wives
Landisville Service Mothers hon-
ored their sons and wives at a
turkey supper held at Hostetter’s,
on North Barbara St. There were
84 present,
Group singing was led by Elwood

Miller, with Mrs. John Trayor and
Donald Mease as accompanists.
Virginia Bender played accordion
selections. Mrs. Clay Mller pre-
sented greetings to the sons. Earl
Newcomer played harmonica select-
fons. Vincent Kahler
ings to the mothers from their sons.
Paul Baker was the speaker.
Mrs. Franklin Horst, president,
announced that the group met Mon-
day at the heme of Mrs. Fnos Roh-
gave greet-
rer, and again in December, after
which the meetings will be held
only twice yearly.
The Service Mothers of 1945
were invited to meet with the
group at the November meeting.
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Ask Auto Course
F or Landisville
resolution requesting
_—a of education of East Hemp-
field Township to inaugurate a
highway safety educa-
Landisville High School,
semester of the
four-year course, has been approv-
ed and forwarded to the board by
members of the Fast Hempfield
Township Exchange Club.
The submitted
jeintly with s‘milar representations
from the Landisville Lions’ Club
and the East Petersburg Rotary
Club.
Members of the Exchange Club's
inter-club committee who met with
President Raymond S. Hartman for
joint club action on the resolution

the
course of
tion at the
for at least one
resolution was
were Harry M. Dorwart, Ivan J.
Stehman and C. F. Kitchen.
tn

MAN GETS SIX MONTHS
FOR STEALING KIN'S GUN
Charles Shroy, thirty-six,
Bainbridge, pleaded guilty to burg-
lary charges and was jailed for six
months and fined $100 and costs.
Prosecution was brought by his
brother-in-law, John Demmy, Bain-
bridge Rl, who accused Shroy of
stealing a 16 gauge pump gun,
valued at $20, from his home on
Oct. 12.
near

NOW HE'S A SQUIRE
Glenn W. Kauffman, Columbia
R1, has been appointed Justice of
the Peace in West Hempfield Town-
hip, replacing Jonas H. Mumma,
fho resigned.
/

Messrs. Henry Eli Reist, Mount
Joy R1; Henry F. Brubaker, Mount
Joy R1; Elmer S. Randler, Florin;
and Clyde E. Wivell, Mount Joy Rl,
sailed from Newport News, Virginia
for Greece on the S. S. Dudley H.
Thomas on November 8, 1946. Five
thousand nautical cowboys have
been recruited from all the states
in the Union as well as Canada.
Their duties on board ship consist
of feeding watering, and otherwise
caring for the 200,000 animals be-
ing shipped this year.
The qualification desirable for
this position are the ability to han-
dle animals and the desire to per-
sonally do something in a positive
censtructive way to aid the world
‘situation. Men of good moral and
ethical ideals who will be a tribute
to their country and the program
of which they are a part will be
welcomed and respected by the
people of Europe.
Since June 1945,
185 trips been
horses, mules,
approximately
made trans-
and cattle
Yugoslavia, Poland,
and Italy. The
Brethren Service Committee at
New Windsor, Maryland
the cowboys to care for
imals which
UNRRA.
They're combining a useful ser-
vice to needy people along with a
very informative trip for which they
will be paid $150 and maintenance
have
porting
to Greece,
Czechoslovakia,
recruits
these an-
by
are supplied
while on ship. The trips usually
last from 4 to 6 weeks.
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DEEDS RECORDED
Clark G. Berrier and Mildred M.
Berrier, Mount Joy, to Dr. Robert
D. Walker and Jane L. Walker,
Mount a lot of ground along
Donegal Springs Road, Mount Joy.
Harry Doutrich and Emma Dou-
trich, Rapho Township, to Daniel
F. Breneman and Lena Breneman,
Rapho Township, a tract of land
in Rapho Township.
Harold W. Achey and Edna V.
Achey, Rapho Township, to Rob-
ert B. Kready and Mary R. Kready,
West Donegal Township, a tract of
land in Rzpho Township.
W. D. Groff and Ella Groff, Eliza-
bethtcwn, to Lee A., Livingston,
Joy,
and Hilda Livingston, Elizabeth-
town, a lot of ground on Ridge
Road, Mount Joy Township.
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LANC. MANUFACTURERS
ASSOCIATION MET HERE
The services rendered to busi-
ness firms throughout by the Man-
vfacturers’ Association of Lancas-
ter and its practices and policies
in this area were outlined in a talk
by Secretary Walter C. Miller ot
the association’s county regienal
meet'ng held in Hostetter’s Dining
Hall here, Tuesday evening.
C. C. Straley, vice-president of
the Lancaster unit, introduced Mil-
ler and President B. W. Lutten-
berger, who gave a brief talk on
the work of the association. In
charge of the meeting was Ira L.
Risser, association board member
from Elizabethtown.
a...
ANOTHER ARMY VET FREE
Technician Fifth Grade, David K.
Snavely, of Landisville, was one
of twenty-nine men discharged
from the Army at Ft. Meade Md.,

last week.
i ee ati
i SEI a
home was rushed to . completion
when members of the organization
decided they could not build a
present on property purchased a-
long the state highway immediately
cast of the boro.
CALVIN BAKER SHOT A
167-POUND BLACK BEAR
Mr. Calvin Baker, aged twenty,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob G. Ba-
ker, of Rapho township, was one
of a gang of fourteen who hunted
bear in Potter County. On the first
day Calvin spied a Mr. Bear in his
den at a distance’ of less than a
dozen steps. As the bear emerged
from his den Calvin stopped him
cold with a .35 calibre bullet be-
tween the eyes. The animal hog
dressed 167 pounds. This young
man is out of the service but has
not as yet been discharged.
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The Rissers Entertain
On Their Fifty-fifth
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Risser,
Elizabethtown RD3, entertained at
dinner on Sunday in
of their fifty-fifth wedding
versary.
All the sons and daughters with
their families, were present for the
event with the
grandchildren who were ill and the
wife of one.
-
celebration
anni-
exception of two
Mr. and Mrs. Risser were the
recipients of a numker of useful
gifts.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph S. Risser; Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence B. Risser and sons, Mar-
lin and John and daughter and
son-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Ressler, of Florin, and their daugh-
ter, Mary Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Risser
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At E'town Novem'r 29
A card party the
members of the Women’s Repub- |
I'can Club of Lancaster County,
will be held at the Moose, Eliza-
bethtown on Friday, November 29
th., beginning at eight o'clock.
Pinochle, 500 and Bridge will be
played with worth while prizes and
door prizes awarded.
The party is being given for the
finance committee and the general
chairmen of the Elizabethtown par-
ty are, Mrs. Paul M. Risser, Co-
chairman, Mrs. Paul W. Hoffer.
Finance, Mrs. Earl M. Miller,
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A
PERMANENCY OF MARIETTA'S
ARMY DEPOT IN QUESTION
Sixty citizens of Marietta
a town meeting Friday night,
purpose being that bore’s future
industrial situation. Col. Clarence
Hayes, of the Army Depot, was to
be one of the speakers but when
questioned relative to the Depot's
permanency there, an argument
followed and Col. Hayes, “walked
out” of the meeting. There were
2,000 emplcyes at the Depot, now
there are less than 400.
sponsored by
held
their

Republican Card Party,
Teachers Will Discuss
The Revision of The
Elementary Curriculum
The elementary teachers of East
Donegal Township, Marietta Boro.
and Conoy Township will meet in
the Maytown Grade Building, Wed-
nesday, December 4 at 3 p. m. to
discuss the “Revision of the Ele-
mentary Curriculum’. This is one
of a series of meetings sponsored
by the Lancaster County Principal's
Association.
The following high schools stu-
dents will attend the Saturday
Matinee performance of the music-
al “Song of Norway’ now playing
at the Forest Theatre in Philadel-
Blessing, S. Heisey, V.
N. Swope, J. Miller, D.
Preecott, H. Crankshaw, P. Martin,
B. Barto, G. Forney, I. Young, L.
Kauffman, R. Mattera, E. Morris, J.
Horst, S. Rice, A. Swords, H. Miller,
P. Rice, W. Dommel, B. Blessing,
R. Good and B. Craine. The trip
ic sponsored by the Music Depart-
(Turn to page 3)
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22-ACRE E. HEMPFIELD
FARM BRINGS $515,900
An East Hempfield township farm
and 130 perches was
phia—G,
Snyder,
of 22 acres
purchased for $15,900 "by John
Stehman, a neighbor, when offer-
ed at public sale held on the prem-
ises, at the intersection of the Lan-
Colebrook roads, by
Snyder, on Thursday
and
Ww.
afternoon.
Improvements include a 2 } story
log and frame dwelling, frame barn,
tobacco shed, hog sty, poultry
and garage. F. V. Spahr was
disville
Jacob
house
the auctioneer.
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ARTHUR KULP SUFFERING
FRCM BLOOD POISONING
Arthur V. Kulp, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Kulp, E. Main St, is
a patient in a Greensboro, North
Carolina hospital since Wednesday,
November 20th.
He is the victim of blood poison-
ing for the second time in a month
and this writing
is fair.
He and his wife, the former Ruth
Rye, at 620 South
Mendenhall North
Carclina.
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HE'S GOING PLACES AND
SURE SEEING THINGS
interesting for the
from a former em-
Mumper, of this
“It looks like
his condition at
of town, reside
St., Greensboro,

It was quite
editor
ploye,
to hear
Richard
“Dick” wrote:
the Navy is sending me places.
just as you said. We came from
Cupa to San Jaun, Puerto Rice for
iiherty. What a place!” Accormpany-
ing his note was an excellent pic-
ture of Morro Castle, at San Juan,
P. R. built in 1585-1599.
A mee,
STEER IS SOLD FOR $4,128
A 960-pound Aberdeen Angus
steer, the grand champion at the
Pittsburgh live stock sale, :brought
$4,128 on the auction block.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Lewis G. Sherk, 106 } East Don-
egal street, this boro, aud Beverly
J. Groom, 725 Walnut St.,, Colum-
bia.
boro.
ill
1 advertisement.
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DANIEL D. HEISEY, FLORIN
SETS SAIL FOR GERMANY
Daniel D. Heisey, Wood Street,
Florin, Pa. sailed from Newport
News, Va., for Germany on the S.
S. Michael J. Monahan, on Nov. 4,
1946. Five thousand nautical cow-
boys have been recruited from all
the states in the Union as well as
Canada, Their duties on beard
ship consist of feeding, watering,
the 200,-
this
and otherwise caring far
000 being shipped
year.
He is combining a useful service
to needy people along with a very
informative trip for which he will
be paid $150.00 and maintenance
while on ship. The trips usually
last from 4 to 6 weeks.
A) Cer
JNO. ZINK BOUGHT THE
H. H. KRALL PROPERTY
On Friday evening at the Bul-
Auctioneer Charles S.
Frank sold Harry H. Krall, a
lot of ground on Manheim street,
this boro. The improvements there-
on are a 2 } story frame house now
animals
letin office
for
occupied by two families, Messrs.
Benj. Groff and Elvin Baker. The
property was purchased by John
Zink for $6,540.00 Claude Zeller
was the clerk. The purchaser will
take possession on oy igs April
1, 1947.

Visited By The Stork
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Eshleman,
of this place, a daughter Thursday
at the Lancaster General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Ricedorf,
Florin, a daughter on Monday in
St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kipp, 219
West Main street, a son Monday
at the Lancaster Osteopathic Hosp-
ital.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walter Jr.
cf Philadelphia announce the birth
of a daughter, Dawn in
the Philadelphia Osteopathic Hosp-
ital, Thursday, Nov. 21st. Mrs.
Walter was the former Delphine
Honberger of Salunga and Mr.
Walter is of Mt. Joy.
ns
MERCHANTS ADVERTISE
CHRISTMAS GIFT STOCK
In of The Bulletin,
merchants from this area are offer-
numerous suggestions from
well stocked stores to help
you with Christmas buying
Simplify your shopping, check each
Many ‘other gift
too numerous to mention,
be found in these stores. Pat-
The Bulletin advertisers.
se a
Rebecca

this issue
ing
their
your
tems,
rcenize
INSUFFICIENT REASON TO QUIT |
man 70, quit his job
he
A Lancaster
at an industry there because
was compelled to work with the
doors and windows open in May.
He immediately applied for un-
employment benefits and was re-
fused.
A lib
AUTOIST PROSECUTED
State Police Monday prosecuted
Paul Brendle, Lancaster R6, on
charges of speeding in W. Hemp-
field Twp. He will be summoned
for a hearing before Justice of the
Peace Gaus, Columbia.
A
ENLISTED IN AIR CORPS
Walter C. Maxwell,
Rl, enlisted in the U. S. Air Corps
for an 18-months period.

and 2 | inch surface,
eer
REV. KODER SPOKE AT
ROTARY CLUB MEETING
14 feet wide.

The Rev. W. L. Koder, pastor of
Trinity Lutheran Church, was the
speaker at a meeting of the Mount
Joy Rotary Club, held Monday.
Paul Stehman, president of the
club, read a letter of resignation
from Donald Simpson, who is re-
moving to Washington, D. C. Visit-
ing Rotarians included Dr. Leo L,
Martin, Celumbia; John M. il p
Lititz; Samuel B. Betz,
and D. E. Mumper,
Activities
Police Officers
Auto repoyted by our
boro police Hargld G. Nick-
of Corning, N. prosecuted
improper passing by Officer
Schroll.
immediate hearing before
Justice of the Peace Hockenberry,
Nickson was dismissed pay-
ment of $13.50 fine
violations
are:
son,
for
John L.
At an
upon
and costs.
Chief Zerphey prosecuted Mar-
tin H. Denlinger, Lancaster Route
4, for improper passing. He will be
summoned for a hearing before
Hockenberry.
Ry... Ih
FLORIN MAN DISCHARGED
Ffc. Clyde K. Nentwig,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Florin, recently was
the Army at Ft.
Air
and
duty in
Squire
son of
Nentwig
discharged
Dix, N. J.
Forces as a
from
He served in the
rigger
months
repairman
Italy
narachute
with eight
and Germany.
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SUPERVISOR HAS PLACED
CHRISTMAS TREES IN BORO
Henry Smeltzer
assistants placed the
Main
section,
Supervisor and
his
usual Christmas trees
street thru the
Whether or not they il-
luminated as heretofore depends—.
0 GB — eres: meme
LOCAL LEGIONNAIRE WAS
corps of
along
business
will be
HONORED BY DEPT. OF PA. wre not acceptable. Labels should
Mr. Roy B. Sheetz was appointed | be removed from all bottles
Vice Chairman of the Committee | glass should be placed in a con-
on Graves Registration in Districts | tainer and put on the curb in front
10—19—22, in the American Legion | of the house by 9:00 am. on Sat- |
Department of Pennsylvania. urday morning.
Meee The Girl Scouts are collecting
SO SAYETH THE COURT | glass as one of the projects in their | §
Charles S. Mummaw, Silver | plan to cbhtain a permenant c: np |
Springs, agreed to pay $12 a week site for summer scout camping
to his ex-wife, Arliene Mummaw | They will be assisted on Saturday |
Ephrata, for the support of one| by some of the Boy Scouts of the
child. The Mummaws were divorced town
last week.
—
EAST WARD JUSTICE IS
BACK ON THE JOB AGAIN
Mr. Arthur Hendrix, Justice of
the Peace,
is able to be about again
several weeks illness and reopened
his office on Saturday.
PURCHASED PROPERTY
Benj. F. Groff, purchased the | tended the Mount Joy High School. |
George Lane property on New |
Haven Street, at private sale and | ALLOW SPARE TIRE
will take possession April 1st.
A eee re
SUGAR BOWL BRINGS $1.200
At a sale of Stiegel glassware at
Mount Joy | | Lancaster, $17,500 was realized. An |
amethyst Stiegel
sold for $1,200.
sugar bowl was |
South Barbara Street, |
after |

truck.
the rear of an army
——
The Affairs
At Florin For
Past Week

Mrs. Mary Woods, cf Lancaster
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Myers of
Bainbridge called on Mr. and Mrs.
George Mumper.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shuman of
Flizakethtown visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Mumper Sr., on Tuesday
evening,
Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Wittel will
move from the Al Fike residence
to the home of Mrs. Annie Wittel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller of Yerk
will move into the former Louisa
Widman property recently purchas-
ed by Mr. Harold Buller.
On Monday Dec. 2nd, the cam-
paign for funds for the Children’s
Christmas party will begin. This is
the first children’s party ever held
would like to make
a successful one.
party will be held on Monday,
23rd, at the Florin Hall.
A project now in the making by
a plan to obtain
an all
The
Dec.
and we
cut effort for
the Girl Sc
uts, is
for summer
foi
being received
sent to Mrs. Harry F
a permanent camp site
scout camping. Contributions
this project are now
nd may be
Brooks, or anyone wishing to assist
Mrs. Brooks in soliciting in this
campa’gn, please get in touch with
her.
et tll) eee
Girl Scouts To
Collect Glass
Scouts of Mt. Joy
Saturday morning
at 9:00 am
broken ot!
Girl will
The
collect glass
of this week
The glass
unbroken,
on
beginning
may be either
white.
kept
and blue
colored or
ed glass should be
glass o1
bottles
from the white;
emerald green ginger ale

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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Derr, 267 N
Barbara St., the eng
Ed
son of
Hummer,
announce
daughter,
1ge-

ment of their
Jcseph W
and Mrs.
| N. 8th St
Miss Derr,
Hummer,
Morris J.
Sunbury.
residing
and aunt, Mr.
Shamokin
who 1S
her uncle
R1, at-
Charles Maurer,
| SALES AFTER DEC. 16
The Civilian Production
| istration has decided that after Dec.
16 new automcbiles may be sold |
with a spare tire and tube for the |
first time since 1942, when war-
"time restrictions were imposed.
Color- |
separate |
The | 55
with |
and Mrs. |
{
Admin- |

Cassat. He was a retired carpen=-
ter, and a nember of the Chestnut
Hill Mennonite Church. Surviving
is one son, John, Columbia R1; also
a daughter, Sara, wife of William
Smith, with whom he resided; also
two grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Mrs. Laura M. Garber
Mrs. Laura M. Garber, sixty-five,
wife of J. Hoffman Garber, Eliza-
tethtown, died Sunday at her home
after a lingering illness. She was
a daughter of the late S. N. and
Elizabeth Mumma, and was a mem-
ber of Mount Calvary Church Eliza-
bethtown. Besides her husband,
che is survived by these children:
Miss Elizabeth M. Garber, Dr. J.
Hoffman Garber, Thomas M., Hen-
1y M., and Joseph M., all of Eliza-
Lethtown, Also surviving are three
grandchildren and the following
and brothers: Mrs. Grace
Grissinger, Florin; Mrs. Fred Fletch-
er, Mount Joy; Mrs. Harry H.
Lancaster; H. B. Mumma,
J. Hubron Mumma,
N. Mumma, both of
sisters
Landis,
Landisville;
nd Stanley
Lancaster.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Landis
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Landis seventy-
eight, died at 3 p.m. Monday at the
(Turn to page 3) .
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TO HEAR VERDICT
IN DAMAGE SUIT
A verdict reached by a jury
which Tuesday heard the trial of a
suit brought by H.
E. Daughenbaugh, of Greenwood
Township, Perry County, against
Elmer B. Ruhl and Harvey B. John-
both of East Donegal Town-
ship, will be announced when Com-
mon Pleas Court convened at 9 a.m.
Wednesday (today). The jury's
findings in the case were returned
in the form
truck damage
stn,
it 5:30 pm. Tuesday
| f a sealed verdict.
etl A A
FLORIN MAN DISCHARGED
| Also discharged last week at Ft.
| Dix was T-5 Roy Y. Forney, son

| of Mr. and Mus. Roy S. Forney,
| Florin. He was attached to the
33rd Engineers and served 11
months in France and Germany.
Naomi Esh, aged five, fell off a
horse, a wagon passed over her
| wass killed on her father’s
Gordonville
| a
| LETTERS GRANTED
and she
um near
| Margaret K. Geiss, of this boro,
| of J. Russell Geiss.
| a
Wrightsville contemplates adding

several more springs to its source
f water supply.
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‘The Bulletin’s Tele-
phone number has been
changed to 320.
Please bear this in
‘mind when calling the
office.
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ROE RAR