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VOL. XLVII, NO. 16
Rots Seria Here &
Lancaster to be Relocated

Thief Stole : a New
Car at Agency E.
A 1947 model automobile was
stolen from a show room a short
distance east of Elizabethtown, on
Thursday night, according to State
Police reports.
The Police said the stolen auto
was found damaged several hours
later. A window was broken
gain the Kraybill
Kaiser-Frazer Agency near Eliza- |
bethtown, Pvt. Peter P. Oreszko |
reported, and the thief then drove
the auto through the garage
entrance.
A truck driver discovered the
car abandoned on the Florin-Mt.
Joy road. Police said it had ap-
parently gotten out of the control
of the driver, careened into a field
and then crashed against an em-
bankment. A fender was damaged.
Police said the theft occurred be-
tween 10 p.m. Thursday and 7 a.m.
Friday.
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County ‘Champs’
Were Banqueted
The Walter S. Ebersole Post No.
185 American Legion tendered its
Junior Legion Base Ball Team,
champions of Lancaster County,
a banquet at Hostetter’'s Banquet
hall on Friday evening.
“Pop” Hostetter served the boys
all the chicken they could eat and
they sure got their fill.
Benj. F. Groff acted
master and introduced
ers. Charles Solo, coach of the
Franklin and Marshall ball
team, who gave a very interesting
talk, and Shorty Miller,
and Coach of the Edison Junior
High School, Harrisburg, also
official of the Professional
Lumb to Dury 4)
Elizabt'h’tn Moose
Women Banquet
The fifth annual banquet of the
Birthday Club of the Women of
the Moose at Elizabethtown was
held at Baker's Diner last Wednes-
day evening with Lulu Saltzer in
charge of the following program:
Star Spangled Banner, audience;
Minutes of 1946, Minnie Eshleman;
Marimba selections, Marion Bates;
Humerous reading, Minnie Eshle-
Vocal duet, Nettie Landis
Vocal Trio, Mary
Janet Kaylor and
Reading, Mary
Houseal; Duet, Ruth Herr and
Marion Bates; Vocal Solos, Alice
Warner and Kathryn Martin;
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GREENAWALT BEAUTY
PARLOR TO REOPEN HERE
The many friends of Miss Ida
Greenawalt, formerly town,
now of York, wil] be pleased
learn that in the near future she
will reopen’ a beauty parlor here.
Miss Greenawalt, who operated
Ida’s Beauty Shoppe on Marietta
St, for many years, will be cen-
trally located on the second floor
of the Lester Roberts building, 47-
51 East Main St.
entrance to
new
as toast-
the speak-
foot
an
Foot
man;
and Ruth Herr;
Jane Thompson,
Alice Warner;

of
to
Extensive alterations to the
apartment and beauty parlor at
49 and 1-2 E. Main St. are now
and it is hoped Miss
will be established by
in progress,
Greenawalt
November 1.
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LARGE MORTGAGE-DEED
RECORDING FOR THE YEAR
A total of 10,932 deeds and 4,392
mortgages were recorded in the
Recorder of Deeds office in the
court house from Jan. 7, 1946 to
Jan. 4, 1947, according to an audit
completed recently by the Auditor
General's office,
to |
Principal |
The State
ways has finally planned
the road between Harris-
locate
burg and Lancaster,
Lancaster and running
a short distance east
| Joy.
At Harrisburg Tuesday
[Third Lane Will Be Added
On Three Hills on The Same
Of Elizabethtown | Road Between E’town- Mid’n
of High- |
to re-
starting a
to a point
of Mount
a De-
| partment spokesman said that by
| Winter
ment hopes
four-lane
or next Spring
| for a
Mt. Joy, running
| Railroad
“The new road will
the edge of Lancaster
into a future by-pass
| for traffic between
and Harrisburg,”
will hit the city is not
it will provide access
nounced,
distance just
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These
of local interest,
with the referee:
have
that he suffered a
for Martin
on July 8,
seeking tc terminate
working
| Rheems,
|

to advertise
divided
frem Lancaster to a point east of
north of
proposed highway will
Landisville and Salunga.
the Depart-
for bids
highway
the
tracks. The
by-pass
run along
and will fit
of the city
Philadelphia
the official said.
“While the exact location where it
yet definite,
to the city
and still fit in with the by-pass.”
No details on the by-pass were an-
The changes will include use of
the Manheim pike route for some
north of Lancaster,
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COMPENSATION CASES
LISTED FOR HEARINGS
two compensation
Claims Back Injury
Harry G. Heisey, Rheems,
cases
been filed
claims
back injury
when pinned under a tractor while
H. Cope,
1946. Cope is
the compen-
sation payments and Heisey claims
| that he is stil] disabled.
| Earning Less Money
W. Showalter,
Calvin
je 1s a petition for
| from the
Columbia,
compensation
Columbia Telephone Co.
claiming that as a result of a back
GABLE
BRIDGE
A recommendation
inter-county bridge
River
between southern
Lancaster counties
S. Edward Gable,
Lancaster
Susquehanna
ed
Automobile
State Secretary
F. Smock,
Smock. The

DEEDS RECORDED
Harry A.
Mount Joy Twp. to
Joy Twp., $2,000.
Amos B. and Therest
lot
Twp.
the contract
number of bridges
county, has its men
Last week they
span over Little
ceived
gave
aluminum.
but ihe water

quehanna river.
ange i
was
president cof the
latter made no
in his public talk, which followed.
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Chickies
on the way to Newtown, a coat of
avirides
since earned hot there is a big
leak in the main across the Sus-
| injury he sustained last June 15
| he is earning less money than
{ prior to the accident. Showalter
was a former resident of our boro.
erect A fliers
RECOMMENDS NEW
ACROSS THE RIVER
that a
across
be
new
the
construct-
York and
made by
Club, to
of Highways, Ray
at a picnic held by the
Tucquam Lions Club at Holtwood
Tuesday evening. Gable briefly
cited the need for the span in a
talk preceding an address by
reply
and Elsie M. Stauffer,
Howard S.
Landis, Mount Joy Twp., lot Mount
R. Wagner,
Londonderry Twp., Lebanon coun-
ty, to G. K. Wagner, Mt. Joy Twp.,
containing 2.42 acres,
Mt. Joy
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PAINTING THE BRIDGES
The Pittsburgh concern who re-
to paint a
thruout
on
the
the job.
the steel
creek,
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DISCOVER SHORTAGE CAUSE
Marietta claimed its water short-
ace was due to the long dry spell
hav.
has
rn boy 2
“Mount Joy, Pa., Thursduy
Artificial Breeders
Meeting Oct. 13-14
The Fall meeting of the State
Association of Artificial Breeding
Cooperatives in Pennsylvania will
be held at Landisville Oct. 13 and
14, association officials announced
Monday. There five
are of these
dairy establishments in Pennsyl-
vania, with headquarters in Tunk-
hannock, Lewisburg, Allentown,
Clarion and Landisville.
Inspection of the Landisville
plant of the Southeastern Pennsyl-
vania association is scheduled for
2 pm. on Oct. 13, and the annual
banquet will be held at 6:30
at the Stevens House, Lancaster.
A husiness session in the Fire
Company Hall at Landisville at 9
Oct. 14 will conclude the
Fall convention,
Reservations for the
banquet should be made through
David Yoder, Landisville,
er of the local association,
to Cet, 11, it was announced.
Brief News Of
The Day From
Local Dailies
The Penna. R. R. has ordered
141,000 new steel rails at a cost of
p.m.
am.

rooms and
manag-
prior

$7,896,000.
Red Lion, York, Co. was spray-
ed with 300 gallons of DDT as a
preventive against polio,
Elwood Parmer,
took a dive
shallow
Samuel twenty,
of Lancaster,
that
broke his
Plain
into
water was too and
neck.
and medium
steers declined 25 to
hundred at the Lancaster
yards on Tuesday.
While
grade fat
50 cents per
stock
the river at
Long Level Saturday night, John
F. Pomraning, forty-five, of York,
fell out of a boat and was drown-
ed.
Because her
were shipping
sella Hvoslef has crossed the At-
lantic Ocean 145 times. She figures
she spent about three years on the
water.
——— Qt renee
fishing in
and father
Mrs. Mad-
husband
brokers,
NEARBY LADY'S AUTO IS
PARKED OVER A WEEK
Lancaster
contact the
parked in front of the General
Hospital, N. Lime St., Lancaster,
for more than a week. Tags on the
are trying to
an
police
owner of auto

tar were issued to Elizabeth Kut-
ridge, Mount Joy R2, police said, |
but they have no report of the |
car having been stolen.
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APPLIED FOR A DIVORCE
Cruelty and indignities are the
grounds for the action brought by
Margaret P. Brown, this boro,
against Martin S. Brown, Jr., also
of this place. The Browns were
{
married Apri] 20, 1946, and sepa-
rated Aug. 4 of this year.
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WHITE ELEPHANT PARTY
All members of the Ladies Aux-
iliary of Friendship Fire Company
are asked to bring a gift (50¢c) to
the Auxiliary meeting Thursday,
Sept, 17, for the Bingo White
Elephant Party.
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396 4-H PIGS SOLD FOR
$23,038 AT LANCASTER WED.
The three hundred and sixty-five
pigs shown by 4-H Club members
of Lancaster and York counties,
vsere sold at public sale at Lancas-
ter yesterday for $23,038. They av-
eraged $30.526 per hundredweight.

Afternoon, September 18,
Three Fine Farms
Change Ownership
Three desirable farms thruout
this locality were sold at good
prices during the past week.
$572 An Acre
Donegal township farm
along the highway
leading Elizabethtown to
Maytown, was purchased at $572
an acre, a tota] of $11,550, by Allen
Royer, Fontanna, Lebanon county,
when offered at public sale Satur-
day afternoon by Emma N. Shank
A West
of 20 acres,
from
and Frances E. Ebersole, heirs of
Jacob B. Shank, deceased.
The premises include 2-story
frame dwelling of 11 rooms with
all modern conveniences, tobacco
shed, large barn with water bowls
in stalls, and other buildings. F. B.
Aldinger the auctioneer.
E. Donegal Farm Sold
An E. Donegal township farm of
along Colebrook road
Donegal Spring to
purchased at $275
acre by Marvin Landis, Bain-
R1, at public sale held by
Irvin Hoffines, Improvements in-
clude 2 and 1-2 story brick house,
tobacco shed for ten acres of
and other buildings. C. 8S.
Frank, auctioneer; and Louis May,
attorney, conducted the sale.
Rapho Farm Sold
was
12 acres,
leading {rom
Marietta,
an
was
bridge
barn,
leaf,
A Rapho township farm of 61
acres, 103.37 perches, of sand soil,
along road leading from Mt. Hope
to Mastersonville, was purchased
for the sum of $7,240 by Ira Petti-
coffer, Manheim borough, at sale
held by Herbert O. Wolgemuth.
Eight acres are meadow, with
stream, and two acres are wood-
land. Improvements include frame
house with summer kitchen and
wash house, frame bank barn, to-
bacco shed and hog sty. E. V.
Spahr was the auctioneer.
Sold Privately
George W. Bard and Son sold a
new single Cape Cod dwelling and
garage at Landisville for J. Urban
Baker to John F. and John A.
Scheffer.

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NEW B&L SHARES AVAILABLE
OCT. 1; LIMIT, TEN SHARES
The Directors of the Mount Joy
Building and Loan Association ap-
proved the opening of the 40th
series of installment shares for
October 1st, 1947. The sixteenth
series will be matured and paid
out at the same time.
The Association has many de-
mands for mortgage loans and will
not limit shares in the new series
to five person as in the past
several] years but will sell ten per
person for a limited time.
So this year twenty-two
mortgage were placed. The
Building and Loan assisted in the
purchase of 200
this community since its incorpor-
ation,
vr eis
MT. JOY POST NO. 5752
WILL APPLY FOR CHARTER
Approval by the County Court
of a charter for incorporation of
the “Mt. Joy Post No. 5752, Vet-
erans of Foreign Wars” will be
asked Friday.
Incorporators are: John
and Miles Fink, Florin:
McLaughlin, Charles
John R. Germer,
Martin S. Brown,
per
far
loans
over homes in
Charles
Joseph E.
W. Bailey,
Wallace Zerphey,
Cletus A. Kay-
lor, Robert Balmer, Lester Hostet-
ter, Russel Sumpman, Jr., and
Robert Eshleman, all of Mount
Joy.
eet
THIRTY-FIVE CHICKENS ARE
STOLEN FROM MRS. SNYDER
Mrs. Catherine Snyder, Florin,
Thursday reported to State Police
the theft of 35 red chickens, valued
at $70, from
Tuesday night.
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SILVER SPRING FLOWER SHOW
The Civic Club of Silver Spring
will hold their second annual
flower show, at the Silver Spring
E. U. B. Church on Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 19 and 20.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ralph Rhoads Shenk, Mount Joy
R2, and Mae Louise Nace, 342 N.
3rd St., Columbia.
Stanly Reinhold Sowers, Manheim:
R2, and Fern Doris Anderson, Man-
heim R2
her farm sometime

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1947
TWO PERSONS INJURED
IN TRUCK-AUTO COLLISION
Two persons were injured in ‘a
truck-auto collision on the Man-
heim-Mount Joy road, about a
mile west of Manheim, on Mon-
day.
about thir-
suffered a
Mrs. J. R. Reynolds,
ty, 125 E, James St,
nose and possible
She was admitted to
the Lancaster General Hospital.
Frank W. Grube, thirty-two,
N. Cedar St, Lititz, suffered
left shoulder and
treated at the hospital.
Charles Sim-
mons, who investigated, said Mrs.
Reynolds was driving a 1947 Cad-
illac west on the highway and a
Cooper bakery truck was operated
east by Grube. Extensive damage
to the left front of the and
left front of the truck was esti-
mated at $1.500.
—_——
Off. Zerphy's
Motor Court
lacerated inter-
nal injuries.
147
an
injured was
same
State Policeman
auto

Chief of Police, Elmer Zerphey,
reported the following prosecu-
tions made by him during the
past week:
Ray Block, Sidney, Illinois, was
prosecuted on a charge of speed-
ing and at immediate hearing
before Squire Hendrix, pleaded
guilty and was released pay-
ment of $13.50 fine and costs.
Edward Ausman, Havertown,
Pa.,, wag prosecuted for improper
passing and will be summoned
for a hearing before Squire Hen-
drix.
Ralph Dillon, Elmira, N. Y.. was
prosecuted for speeding and at an
immediate hearing before Squire
Hockenberry, pleaded guilty and
was released on payment of $13.50
fine and costs.
an
he
on
John Edward Nissel, Etters RI,
was prosecuted on a speed law
violation and will be summoned
for a hearing before Squire Hock-
enberry,
a...
A Birthday Party For
Miss Gail Shelly
Mrs. Arion Shelly,
Donegal Springs Road, entertained
at a birthday party their
daughter, Gail, celebrated her
tenth kirthday.
A five
was served followed by games and
Mr. and
for
who
luncheon
o'clock party
later the guests enjoyed the movies
at Joy
Attending were:
Jeannette Gruber,
Helen Bucher,
Nancy Bailey, Peter Nissley,
Melhorn, Dick Halgren, Kay
ler, Harold Krall, Helen Hilt,
Bobby Melhorn, Connie Joe Ger-
mer, Michael Halter, Mrs. Florence
Shelly, Mrs. Robert Kunkle, Mrs.
Joe Germer Mrs. J. S. New-
comer,
meet A lees
WILL HOLD FLOWER SHOW
The pupils of the Maytown
Elementary School will hold their
annual flower show in their re-
spective rooms of the Maytown
Elementary Building, Friday after-
19th from 1:30 to
Theatre.
Buddie Berrier,
Dick Newcomer,
Miller,
Doris
Metz-
Gerald
and
September
3:30 p.m.
Patrons and friends of the school
invited to the
noon,
are cordially visit
flower display.
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BOY, EIGHT, KILLED ON
WAY HOME FROM SCHOOL
Henry H. Eckman, Jr., eight-year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry H.
Eckman, Sr. Klinesville, was in-
stantly killed at 4 p. m. Wednesday
when he was struck by an automo-
bile on Route 411 near his home, as
he was walking home with a group
of companions from the Sterline
School, near Chickies Hill.
The boy was struck by a car op-
erated by Clarence Siegrist Colum-
bia RI.
AN
FALLS 30 FEET DOWN
ELEVATOR SHAFT, HURT
Robert Mack, twenty, Mt. Joy,
was injurer Friday when he fell
thirty feet down an elevator shaft
at the Lancaster Leaf Tobacco Co.
He was admitted to St. Joseph's
Hospital for possible fracture of
the left shoulder and cuts of the

forehead and lip.
$2.00 a Year in Advance
James L. Sheaffer
Elected Comman’r
Legion Post 185
The following officers were
elected for the coming year at the
regular monthly meeting which
was held on Thursday, September
11th.
Commander,
Ist Vice
Bennett Jr;
Gerald Sheetz;
Keener; Finance
Snyder Jr.; Historian,
Sheaffer;
Commander, Charles
2nd Vice Commander,
Adjutant, George
Officer, Oliver K.
Harold Ben-
James L.
der; Sgt. at Arms, Edwin Keene
and Albert Fitzskee; Chaplin,
John Zink.
County Council, Roy B. Sheetz,
James L. Sheaffer, Paul Hipple
and Jchn Zink.
Alternates to County Council,
Joe Germer, Benjamin Groff,
James Phillips and Arthur TF.
Schneider.
Executive Committee, Martin
Liggins, William Foerch, Russell
Sumpman, John Bowman and P.
B. Heilig.
These officers will be installed
at the next meeting October 9th.
Post 185 will again participate in
the greater Lancaster County
Basketball League.
The American Legion Junior
Baseball Team will attend the
Baseball Banquet at Lancaster or
Sept. 29. At this dinner they will
receive gifts and awards for win-
ning the Lancaster County
Championship.
The Affairs
At Florin For
Past Week
The residents of Florin and
Community wil] have the oppor-
tunity to assist in organizing a
Fire Company for the Village, at
an open meeting to be held in the
Florin Hall, on Monday evening,
Sept. 29th,’ 7:30 p.m,
There will be an election of of
ficers and application for a Charter
will be made.
Through the
hard work of
hold
to improve
continued efforts
the Florin Hall
carnivals and
the Play-
have
and
association to
raise money
ground, their proceeds per-
far, to contract
Dav
ayg
Playground
mitted them thus
$700.00 in
placed by
for equip-
ment to be next Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Roberts of
Mechanicsburg were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Her-
shey.
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COUNTY BOROUGHS GROUP
APPROVES BOND ISSUE
FOR WAR MEMORIAL
The Lancaster County Boroughs
Association Wednesday night ap-
proved a $2,000,000 war memorial
Lancaster
the
borough
bond issue for
provided that
rated to
county—-
fund be
according
pro-
each
civic
to population, to build a
center of its own.
William B. Carter, of Ephrata,
president of the association, said
the resolution was introduced by
Burgess Paul Bletz, of Mount-
ville, during a meeting held at
Ephrata. He said the resolution
was approved because “all mem-
bers felt that is what the individ-

ual boroughs are trying to do.” A
copy will be sent to the County
Commissioners.
ee
THESE LOCAL FAMILI
CHANGED RESIDENCES
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smeltzer
and family on S. Barbara St.. have
moved from the Raver Miller
property to Donegal Twp.
The Frank Good family has
moved out of the former Dillinger
property on Columbia Ave. and
it is now occupied by its new
owner, Mr. Jos. Bankus and fam-
ily of Elizabethtown, who moved
in last Thursday.
rete
BOY BREAKS ARM IN FALL
In an eight-foot fall
porch, John Brenner, two, son of
Mrs. Betty
broke his
was
pital,

from a
Brenner, Maytown,
left arm Saturday. He
treated at the General Hos-
a A Pr APL tp rman

Local Affairs
In General
Briefly Told
will hold its annual
Armistice Day parade Nov. 9.
County Commissioner G. Gray~-
kill Diehm celebrated his birthday
yesterday.
Dinah Lee
Lancaster, was shot in
by a BB pellet.
Lancaster
four, near
the
Lintner,
neck
Twins and triplets were born at
St. Joseph's Hospital at Lancaster
within one hour.
The Bausman Fire Company re-
ceived a new 500-gallon Buffalo
Pathfinder pumper.
Mrs. Betty Erline, eighteen,
Manheim R3, fell over a wash-
prop and broke her left ankle.
Sunday there were 23 births and
19 babies were born at
General Hospital.
Mrs, Mariella Miller, forty-two,
East Petersburg, suffered a dislo-
cated left wrist when she tripped
over a pet cat and tumbled down
a flight of stairs.
crs tama lca
Lions Were Hosts To
Landisville Lions Tues.
At the meeting of the Mount
Joy Lions Club on Tuesday even-
ing. 36 Lions of the Landisville
Club were entertained. A total of
72 Lions club members were pre-
sent. The picnic-style, outdoor
meeting was held on the grounds
at Hostetter’s.
on Monday
the Lancaster
Guests attending the meeting
were O. K. Snyder, Robert Hurst,
John Charles and Mr. Bickmann.
A feature of the evening was
0. K. Snyder, Jr., who performed
fetes of for the group.
Announcement was also made
that the Elizabethtown Lions Club
will entertain the Mount Joy Lions
Clubs at Elizabethtown at the next
be held on
magic
meeting which will
Tuesday, October 14th, It was
likewise announced that the Mt.
Rotary Club will entertain the
Lions on October 21st.
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SYLVIA LEE WAS SIX
ENTERTAINED AT A PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mumper 47
Frank St. town, entertained at a
birthday party on Friday, in honor
of their daughter, Sylvia Lee, who
celebrated her sixth birthday.
Prizes were awarded in games
to Billye Coker, Sandra Schroll
and" Sally Ann Hollinger.
A birthday luncheon was served
to the following guests: Sally and
Sandra Schroll, Nancy Pennell,
Sally Ann Hollinger, Hattie Lou
Hawthorne, Billye Coker, Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Parke Neiss, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Weidler, the tiny hostess
and her parents, Sylvania Lee and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mumper.
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DONEGAL POST AT MAYTOWN
ELECTED ITS OFFICERS
The Donegal Post No. 809,
American Legion, elected the fol-
officers for the 1947-48
year: Marvin Foltz, Commander;
Paul Peiffer, 1st V. Commander;
James Mumper, 2nd V. Command-
er; H. L. Haines, Adjutant; John
Buller, Officer.
Walter Sgt. at Arms; J.
Edward Chaplain; Irvin
Neiman, Roy Arnold,
Service Officer; William Smith,
Lester Shenk, and Roy Arnold,
Delegates to county council; and
Harold Drace, Guy S. Hoffman,
Joy
local
and
lowing
Finance
Kopp,
Haines,
Historian;

Aram Greer, R. B. Greer, R. B.
Nies, Sr., and M. Gratch, Trustees.
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BENDER REUNION
The first Bender Reunion was
held at the Salunga Church of the
14th. About 150
The follow-
given: the oldest
present, Mrs. Lizzie Ben-
Deane Funk; to the
married couple, Mr,
Elmer Myers; longest
couple, Mr. and Mrs.
Florence Miller
the games for the
following officers
Lester Hostet-
Levi Hershey; Sec.
Dan's and Treas.
Sept.
present.
Brethren on
persons were
ing prizes were
person
der; youngest,
most recently
nd Mrs.
married
Mark
had charge of
children. The
were elected: Pres.
ter; V. Pres,
Elizabeth
Bender.
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CLAIMS DESERTION
Desertion is the ground for the
filed by Margie A. Ricedorf,
Rheems, against Wilford F. Rice-
dorf. They were married Jan. 3.
1935, and separated May 5, 1945.
— een
Ex-Governor George Earle, 57,
became a father to his fifth child,
a daughter. He hag four sons by
his first marriage.
Gingrich.
Mary
Sam

suit
Ano
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Mortuary
Record In
This Section
George Miller, seventy-two, at
Marietta Monday.
Henry B. Hershey, seventy-Hve,
at the Genera] Hospital. He was a
retired farmer.
Charles J.
three retired cigar
ut Atlantic City.
Rolandus K. Keath, seventy~
three, born in Rapho township,
died at Penryn.
Kathryn, wife of Frank B.
Hougentogler, Columbia R2, at
the Lancaster Genera] Hospital.
Anna, wife of Wm. Kiehl, at
Columbia, aged seventy-five. She
was born in West Hempfield
township.
Mrs. Ella M. Hinkle, eighty-five,
wife of Harry Hinkle, of Marietta,
at her home Wednesday of infirm=
ities of age, after an illness of three
days.
Fisenlohr, eighty=
manufacturer,
James H. Breitigan
James H. Breitigan, sixty-two, a
native of this boro, died at Lititz
yesaerday. He was vice president
and trust officer of the Farmers
National Bank of Lititz. Deceased
was a, graduate of Elizabethtown
College.
Albert B. Miller
Albert B. Miller, eighty-seven,
died Friday at his home in Silver
Springs, West Hempfield Town=-
ship. At one time he had been a
funeral director, conducting ‘a
business under the name of Eber=
sole and Miller. He also was a re=
tired cabinet maker. He is sur<
vived by these children: Edwin H.,
at home; Gabriel H, Columbia;
and Flizabeth, wife of Jacob Hess,
Lancaster R2. There are also five
grandchildren and four great-
grandchildren, He was the last of
his family.
Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. John Kreider, Mt.
Joy R2, a son Friday, at the Lan=
caster General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Galen Bushong of
Salunga, a son Saturday at the
Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Weaver,
Manheim R2, a son Sunday at the
Lancaster General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Bender,
of Salunga, a son Saturday at the
Lancaster General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Wolgemuth,
Mount Joy Rl, a daughter Satur=
day at the Lancaster General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Koser, Mount
Joy R1, a daughter at the Lan-
caster General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Galen Bushong,
Salunga, a son at the Ostecpathic
Hospital at Lancaster on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horner, of
Columbia, announce the birth of
a daughter at the Columbia Hospi=
tal Tuesday.
The Horners
dents of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Cooper,
Salunga, a son at the Lancaster
General Hospital Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin New=
comer, Mount Joy Rl, a son at
home on Tuesday.
smell Wier
INTERSTATE FORENSIC MUSIC
LEAGUE CHAMPS PLAY HERE
This week's Rotary meeting was
divited into two parts. The first
featured the Elizabethtown ‘School
String Ensemble, which for two
vears have been champion of the
Interstate Forensic Music League.
The Ensemble, directed by Prof.
Clauss, played three selections for
the club.
The remaining part of the meet-
ing was in game form. With the
Fellowship Committee supervising,
it was know the correct name,
nickname and club classification
of your fellow Rotarians, or pay.
are former resi-
Visiting Rotarians were L. J.
Vandergrift of Lancaster, L. J.
Ulrich, Paul Shiffer and R. IL.
Madeira of Elizabethtown.
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HOLD SPECIAL ELECTION
TO FILL TROUT VACANCY
A special election will foe held
in Lancaster county in conjunction
with the municipal voting on Nov,
4, to fill a vacancy in the General
Assembly caused by the death on
Aug. 6, of Rep. Harry E. Trout,
Republican, of Manheim.
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UNDERWENT APPENDECTOMY;
Mrs, Dorothy Zeller, «on South
Market St, was admitted to the
St. Joseph's Hospital at Lancaster
Saturday night and underwent =" 3

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