A Sixty-Four Dollar Question: Do Citizens Want Mt. Joy By-Passed?

Landisville Camp Opens
Ju ly 16 and Ends July 25
MOST

Creditors Ask For Sale!
Of a Farm Machine
Bankruptcy
Ira N.
Ber, were
proceedings against
heard at the County Court
House yesterday.
Principal issue was the request of
creditors who
bine at public sale.
to sell a
Two banks asked
the
want
for a “turnover sale” of
bine.
The Union
Bank and the
of Marietta are
tors. They
“backed”
of farm machinery
Williams
ruptey
com-
National Mount Joy
First National Bank
the principal credi-
stated that
Williams in the purchasing
and livestock.
bank-
entered voluntary
proceedings several months
ago in Philadelphia.
© Ge
the Halde-
Lititz Springs.
350 persons attended
man reunion at
Williams, Columbia R1 farm- |
comi- |
they |
The 78th annual
The
THE M
INUTE WwW E
EKLY I N
LANCASTER COUNTY
Mount Joy Bulletin

‘amp meeting will open onFri- |
July 16th, it was announced | VOL. XLVIII, NO. 5
f
|
|
| day,
|
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday
Afternoon, Julv 1, 1948
$2.00 a Year in Advance

Luther H. |
Metho- |
Dr.
First
today by the Rev.
Ketels, pastor of the
Church,
director of
the <5 DO
camp. |
several
| dist Lancaster, and
spiritual the
The
nationally
program will feature
known,
will
as well as local,
days |
The |
pastor | §
end ten
Sunday, 25th.
Ralph H. Manwiller,
Methodist Church in
the the
| churchmen, and
later, July
Rev
{ of the Wesley
Leola, will be director of
music
The
Sacrement of
1:45
service will be the
Holy Communion at
Methodist
nd ministers
On Saturday, July 17, at
Arthur C
will
travelogue motion
On Sunday,
|H. Zerr,
trict of
opening
pm with pastors
visiting 1ssisting
7:45 p.m.
James, of Drexel
technicolor
| Dr
| Hill, present a
picture
18th, Dr. Levi |
Supt. of the West Dis- |
the Philadelphia Confer-
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July

Local Gas Company To
Change Ownershiis
Gas consume ) I y W
be interested in the fc Tors a
formation
The Boards cf
Pa. Power and Light Co.,
United Gas ment Co
The Harrisburg Gas Co., a
sidiary of U.G.1.,
Direc
‘tors ol
Improve nd
sub-
auth riz od
their re pective ficers to ente
into mutually wetory agree-
ments unde
Light Co
erties
County, to ¢
ized
+ which
ind
and owned
its gas propertie
Cumberland Co., the
Gas Co
details
in Carlisle,
Harrisburg
After the fina]
worked out, the necessary
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Ea.
to
have been
appli-
BANKS
Monday, July
Natio: nk
the U
Banks
{ f
day.
CLOSED JULY
5th
Trust
5TH
the
Co..
Mount
and and
nion Nrtional Joy
will be eclesed in ob
Independence Day,
The Union Sunday School
Picnic at Hom shey July 14
Wednesday July 14, the
Union | Mount Joy, Flori:
Newtown will be held at
Park
Contests for children
at 10:00 a.m. a
annu
dicnic of
Hershey
wil! egir
twilight ball game
at 6:30 pm
the Band Shell at 7:30 pm
Busses will be furnished by the
Penn Highway Trans 0. and
will lcave Mt Joy at 8:00, 9:00
10:00 am and will Her-
7:00, 9:00 and 10:00
and prayer service 1
o vd leave
shey at
pm.
Busses
at the
Mt
an
will take on gers
Nat'l
passe
passe
following stops, Union
Bank, First Nat'l.
Co., Joe
Joy
Trust Detwilers Bar-
First [4
Bank |

Yl _—
Hinion Natn'l Increases :
Supls s a Second Time
Union Na- |
have
$10,000.00
“
to surplus, 3h 7
$335,- i 4%,
tT
that rig
Directors of the
Mount Bank
the transfer of
| The
| tional Joy auth-
crized
undivided
{trom profits
asing the latter item to $
After undivided
will be approximately $85,- |
000.00. The bank’s capital is $125,-
000.00 and its
000.00. Total
738.05.
inCre
(00.00
profit
the transfer,
fund i
reserve y
$5,807. -
resources are
the second trans- |
i fer as $25,000.00 was
| This represents
{
i
| )
{transferred December 31, 1947.
{
|
within a year,
eB Ul writ
| GRANTED A DIVORCE
Edward G. Drace, fifty-seven, of
39 W. High St., Elizabethtown, was
granted a divorce Emma | =
a Brief News From
oo The Dailies For
Quick Reading
1946.
The
will be
and 8
The
wow doctor,
East Earl R1.
Arthur
n, was
tp shot and killed
on It Joe
same of Jer
World's
| Championship which he successful-
from
Landisville
indignities. They
1908 and separated
fifty-seven,
were
married
July 1,
second annual gladiolus show.
held at Lebanon, August 7,
authorities arrested a
pow- |
George A.
Boyd, 35, of
and the
Mt
ailding in
ber Shon all in
wer Bank |
Joy
Florin near Leban- |
groundhog,
Gingrich, 54,
» same st il] be made or
x same stops wil] be made on mistaken for a
The
eleven
Walcott
Heavy weight
make Louis
will the
busses at 10:00 am
9:00
basket truck will
took
igi only and make y dispose sey Joe and
jr
|
i s the retain his
pm.
twenty-five times in
Now he
—
AMERICAN LEGION
Pharmacy Tyndall's | WILL ALSO CO-OPERATE
Florin: Forney's Steh-| Last week The Bulletin!
I mons Stores Tickets’ may be | that the local Lions Club will
the erection f temporary
bleacaers at high school
ball We told a fib
it serves us right for stealing-we
will be on|ly defended
Tickets for the
from Monday,
Wednesday
| these
Sloan’
I Store:
picnic
E a returning at
{ July
will retire.
5th until | eleven years
14th, at {
Mt THE
merning, July
business places; Joy:
and
stated
fi-
and
used cn the regular busses nance
Round trip fare 70 cents Chil- the base-
{dren under six years, free. diamond. and

C. of C. Taking Vote On’
I-way By-
decided to co-operate
Welfare
a recent
Chamber of Commerce it was
with the So-
Mount
cial Association of
meeting of the Mount '
n-
that from a La
news
reprinted item
caster paper,
The Club
Legion jointly
truth is: Lions
Ame!
finance
}
ihe
and the ican
will the
—
A SUCCESS
weatherman
project
FESTIVAL
The
nicely on
A member Mie
assing Boro
Joy
‘4 i cooperated
and do every J sible tx . ‘1
rything possible to Saturday night with the
help make it
of the
a success. | ‘ :
o. Auxilizry for their festi-
Chamber of C ree Ww . :
of Commerce will val: ior. the. bencht of the ambu-
(Turn to page 5) lance fund A goodly sum was

BAL
munity. This is not the extensiem
lisle to Philadelphia, but the repai
of Route 230 now
whether or not they favor this mu

YES

The Chamber of Conimerce is faced with the problem of favoring
er opposing the new Fighway thro
going through Mount Joy,
We are trying to get an expression of the pecple in our Community
Will you kindly mark the questionnaire accordingly.
DO YOU FAVCR THE BY-PASSING OF
AND COMMUNITY?
RETURN TO MAURICE N. BAILEY, | Mr.
SECRETARY MOUNT JOY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
event cf
to the
{erner’s Orchestra.
NEW PAVEMENT
Mr. Milton Bowman is
1 new concrete
the Marietta
property at
| Main St
{| Elmer Heisey is doing the work.
AD Ce ees
MONDAY A HOLIDAY
As Fourth Sun-
dey, next Monday will he observed
Most of
industries will be
from the games,
of
realized
1d dancing music
Andy
LAYING
LOT
having
laid
Avenue side of
the
Local
ugh Mount Joy, Florin and Com-
cf the Dream Highway from Car-
ring and rebuilding and widening
pavement on
his
Sip A intersection of
Flerin and Community
ve.
July comes on
MOUNT JOY, FLORIN,
s a general] holiday.

our stores and
closed.
NO

et
and Mrs. Roy B. Sheetz, East
Main St., celebrated their twenty-
| eighth wedding anniversary Wed-
Rosey: June 30th

stand it!
rounds !
Contractor, |
ht makes might;
and in that faith let us
to the end, dare to do
our duty as we under-
\"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Every gilding That
Happened At
Florin Recently
Mr. and Mrs Kauff-
{man Mrs. spent
jee veral days with S/Sgt. Mrs
Richard Kauffman at Hampton, Va
| Mr. and Mrs. George Mumper Sr.
spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs
|W. A. Berrier.
The Loyalty Chorus of the Breth-
and Alvin Biglex
and
with
3
rendered
Hill
, on Sunday
Mrs. Clayton
all-day
ren Church a program at
i the Bunker Church at Perry
Cou
Mr
at ended an
nty evening
and
Bachmanville on Sunday
3ruce F. Ging
and Mrs. S. Nissley
istered the
| Harvard. He is a
Academy,
rich, son of
Gingrich, reg
session at
of Mer-
and a
for summer
graduate
cerville class of '43
member of Chi Phi Fraternity
Mrs. Winfield Randler
moved from Florin to the bungalow
Mr. and
they re
Stites at Elizabethtown RI1.
Another Youth Advance
Christ program will be
Florin Church of the Brethren when
Male Quartet of Messiah
of Grantham, Pa
full program of sacred music
ently purchased from Grace
the
College
sent a
will pre
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a

Geo. Brown's Sons
Sell Their Silic Mill
|
| Brown's Sons former Silk
| 1 No.
| Mill, corner East Donegal and Jacob
sold to S. Lewis
Monroe
and
orge
locally known as the
Sts., town, has been
Harry H
trading as
Levy and
Morris Levy
Levy,
Levy,
Sons, of Lancaster
|
| The sale was consummated by
Engle and Hambright Inc,
er realtors.
EE a
SUFFERS A POSSIBLE
FRACTURED SKULL AND NOSE
Musser Martin, 28, Mt. Joy R2,
admitted to the™ Lancaster
Hospital Monday night
a possible fractured
was
General
suffering from
skull
dants
and nose. Hospital atten-
the man
when he was struck in the face
with a fan belt while at work.
said

il adult
Breneman |
meeting at |
Mr. |
With {
given in the |
Bible |
Lancast- |
was injured
About 80 friends and members of
the Methodist
School attended a
last Wednesday
Miss Alice Strickler in
of her 40 service
in the
Mort
Salunga Sunday
special service
evening in honor of
recognition
years
School. The
the
Sunday
had
tendent
Rev. Mr charge of
Mort and solo
Miss Alice
by Mrs
Jack Longenecker,
sing, reading
by
{| was, prgsented with a gift from the
department and a basket of
from the
school. A
flowers
the Sunday
congratulations
telegram of
received {rom the Rev. Levi Leer,
delphia Conference and a
{from Miss Elizabeth Eggleston, Sec~
retary
Conference was read. A
was
Church with Phares Stehman as the
Master of Greetings
were brought Beniamin
Charles of the Sunday
€chool. The Rev
and Mrs. N. H.
Lutheran Church, Mr
the Church of the Brethren
Miss Janet Hess from the Church of
Mr Mrs. Amos Strickler
and daughter were also present.
et eee
Rotary Club Held
Ladies’ Nite Tues.
last
was
Ceremonies.
Mr.
"Mennonite
Mr. Teer and Mr.
Meisenheller of the
by
and
God and
meet-
held
form of a
Tue evening the
ing of Rotary year
at Hcstetters in the
Ladies Night with 62 Rotarians and
Rotary The
gram Chairman
Walter lady
resented corsage
sday
the
Anns present pro-
of
each
was in charge
Sloan
with a
was
Fol-
sing-
and
lowing the dinner and
Ralph Es
Landvater
group
ing hleman introduced
Mi
1st,
Glenn guest solo-
who sang three selections, ac-
companied by Dr Schlosser on
the piano.
At the close of this special
Art Mayer
Anns,
events
feature, President wel-

then
had
the
and in
and
that
year as
this
| comed the Rotary
|
summarized the
| happened during his
| President
[a brief
handed
| Jos Shaefler
acceptance
Following
the
new
ceremony gavel was
over to the
who gave a briel
speech and then
sented to Past President
Mayer, the Past Pr
the benefit of the
the
pre-
Art
pin
Rotary Anns
President
esident’s
For
members
the
and
| int duced other officers, di-
rectors and committee chairman.
The then turned
Vice
introduced
He
meeting was
President
the
was
over to the new
|
| W er Sloan who
| spenlke for the evening.
| Re v Aurance Shenk,
| Penna
{
|
from Camp Hill,
who gave a very fine and forceful
talk
| talk
The
that
general theme of his
was we must learn to
and to more of
than
things
live together give
ourselves rather see how
much material
His
cause he
we can get
speech: was very good be-
had some finé and
very
very
| good points mixed with some
humor
The officers
Shaeffer,
Vice
Secretary
| good
for the coming year
Wal-
Simon
Jos. President;
Shan,
kinger,
are
President;
and
The
above
Herman
Boyer, Treasurer, board of |
men
Walker
bo ctors are
| ar
the
Maye: ’ Dr.
plus
and Pat
21 He stetter.
a
CONGRATULATIONS
| Mr. John H. Zerphey will cele-
Tuesday, July 6th.
Mr. William “Bill” Sheaffer cele-
brated his seventy-first birthday on
| Saturday, June 26th.
Both men are enjoying
and are seen daily, “Johnny”
walk “William”
rounds as messenger.
- — — ee
AIR CONDITIONED
on his
usual and on his
STORE

ern air conditioning unit installed at
St.,’ and now invites you to shop in
cool comfort.
as Superin- |
program which consisted of a hymn |
boys and girls of |
and best wishes was |
district superintendent of the Phila- |
letter |
yf Education of the Methodist |
luncheon |
served in the social room of the |
John Herr of |
president |
Joe |
Methodist |
brate his seventy-seventh birthday, | reau.
a quiet life |
The James Shaeffers had a mod- |
Kitty's Dress Shoppe on East Main |
Weidman, daughter
Joseph B. Weidman
Rl, Richard A.
Charles, Mr Murs
ard L.. Charles, Mount Joy
married at 6:30
Lutheran Church, at
Miss Mary L
of Mr Murs
of Bainbridge
and
and
How -
son of and
R2, were
p.m
June 23, in the
Elizabethtown, by the Rev. Ray-
Fetter.
attended by Miss Paul-
the
mond Li
They were
ine Weidman,
| and Robert Hassinger
sister of
Jane Rankin
Earl Way Jr.
Betty
Mrs
and
John Earl
3:30
Betty
| John
Miss
| ghter of
Jane Rankin, dau-
Mary M
Earl Way Jr.
Way, Salunga
pm Saturday
Church, of
Earnest
Landisville John
the son of
married at
Zion Lutheran
Landisville,. The Rev.
P. Leer officiated at
ring The
gabardine
were
in the
the double
ceremony bride wore
a white suit with
an orchid
the
accessories and
Members of
families were present
matching
corsage. im-
mediate
| Shirley Ann Swary
Charles R.
Miss Shirley Ann Swarr,
| ter of Mr. Mrs. J
Swarr, Landisvile,
Engle
daugh-
Arthur
became the
Charles R. Engle, of
Mrs. E. H Engle, of
Saturday at 2 pm in
Presbyterian Church
McGregor offi-
and
bride of
Mr. and
Florin,
Donegal
The Rev.
ciated.
Mrs. Wesley Walker,
attended the
on
Thomas
Lancaster,
matron of
the
Sara
Mary
niece of
bride as
Bridesmaids
Helen
Landisville.
honor. were
Misses and
Swarr of
Kaylor,
br idegroom,
sisters,
Jane
Suzanne E-town,
the
girl
The
| Wes
man
served as flower
attended
Lancaster, as
bridegroom was
Walker,
Ushers
by
best
Howard C
the
Lan-
ley
were
Ficntz
Thomas E. Frontz,
the
and
nephews of bridegroom,

caster
Miss
was or
Doan, of Lancaster,
Robert Neff,
soloist
A reception for the
held at
The
thei
Grace
ganist, and
shington Boro,
immediate
Aunt
couple
families was Sally s
Kitchen, E-
the
and
town
West
upon
will
wedding
they
St. in
tou
|
on
their
215 Marietta
trip, return
will reside at
| this boro
? ‘The
Lancaster
graduate of
Business College and is
ky L. H. Brubaker,
Marie
Paul E. Miller
The marriage of
| Marie
| Ginder,
| Miller,
bridegroom is a
| emi loyed
Ginder
Miss Kathryn
John S.
3 and Paul E
Miller, Mt
place at 6:30 pm
niece of
RD
Arthur
took
Ginder,
E-town
son of
RD 2,
Saturday in the
of the Brethren
jamin G
Joy
Church
Ben-
the
Chiques
The Rev
tauffer officiated at
ceremony,
[| The
by her uncle,
Maid of
was he Y
bride was given in
John
honor
marriage
Ginder.
Mis Ginder
Ardella S.
for
Miss
Salunga
sister,
Givler of
Best man was J. Becker
er, cousin of the bride
Shenk, Jr
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lin... nse
|BIG LER MUMMA HONORED
|BY NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
| Bigler H. Mumma, of 105 W. Main
| Street, has been presented with the
(1 Vational Quality Award for 1948
sponsored by the National Associa-
[tion of Life Underwriters
Gind-
Ushers
Chester
were Jchn

and
|
[ July
| «
Wednesday, | $19,990.
| Boro,
bride, |
| for
. | tonbora,
Rankin, of |

|
|
|
|
|
|
the |
| op |
Life Insurance Sales Research Bu- |
He is associated with the Wil-
[liam A. Arnold II the
Penn Mutual Life Com-~
pany, with headquarters located in
[the State Street Building,
Agency of
Insurance
Harris-
burg.
The Award for
the
1948 was given on
basis of persistency and quality
| of life insurance sold and maintain-
{ed in force during the year.
mrt A lassen
THEY CONCEDE DEFEAT
| Lancaster's Democratic
says that Dewey's
| be the first to adorn
| House in 35 years.
Daily
may
White
mustache
the
{ with
"ed bail Monday bef
| missioner W,
|
\
|
|
[at
|
{that of Joseph Wells,
for failure to maintain proof of fi- { the United
‘nancial responsibility.
Miss Alice Strickler Is Weddings Thruout| The Local News Mortuary Record
Honored For 40 Years Our Community |ForThe Past Week Throughout This
Of Feithful Service During Past Week| Very Briefly Told Entire Locality
Henry W. at
Columbia
Mi
yumbia.
Robert H
R2
rd
bia Saturday.
Mrs Flora,
the Columbia Hospital.
Martha F. Walker
Washingtonboro.
Miller,
Marietta,
hundre ¢ Ginter, seventy-six
Epi
Three
Sweigart family euanion at
Sarah Elnora Criswell, 83, at
Manheim School Board |
purchased
Twp
even buses at a cost of
Hershey, sixty-four, at
Manhe im
boro Councilmen
nth
Columbia's nine G. Edw Baight, 86, at Colum=
will receive $25 per mo starting
Ist.
Williamson, 42,
was given |
Catharine eighty, at
Roy
bite Ix
Monday 89
the
a dog Rohrer,
Along with
day's
and Tues near
aged 69, hard-
Tuesday .
the first larry T
|
| ware man at
Benj. W!
Eliza
Hospital,
hot we:
Japanese beetle
Mrs. Eva Me
slipped on
and broke her wrist.
July 1, Mrs
Splain assumed the
Mountville.
Application has
Marietta's
urally there is
A New Holland lad,
a policeman, ran into 75 empty
came
Washing
waxed
'zger, 49, Johnson, sixty-five, of
bethtown, at the Ruth Baker
Mechanicsburg.
rs. Elmira FE. Mease, ninely, at
She was born at Sa=-
Alice Ober, Mount Joy
sister.
floor
Anna
duties as
Leidy |
post=
Today,
Farmersville.
lunga. Mrs.
RD. isa
mistress at
to in-
Nat-
been made
crease water rate
opposition
Gish
Christian E. Gish, twenty-nine,
Bainbridge R1, died at 7:35 p. m.
¢6.000 on Saturday at the Harrisburg State
com- | Hospital, Harrisburg #fter being in
yrg. | ill health over five Born
Conoy Twp. he was the son of
Mrs. Ada S. Ebersole Gish and the
Jate John E.. Gish. He was a mem=
ber of Good's Mennonite Church.
[ He is survived only by his mother.
eesti Wines mn
18. chased hy Christian E.
milk |
and wrecked a car.
Christiana rece
the
cans
ived a new
fourth fo
service in the past 18
Nitrauer, f
elected vice
1
am yal ince,
munity for years.
William E
of town, wig
the I:
Ralph Frey,
Church of the
bethtown for
rmerly | In
presi-
Club
pastor of the
Eliza-
years,
dent of mcaster Rotary
Rev
Brethren at
the has
2 Heroes Bodies
Week's Birth Record Being Returned
Mr. and Mrs.
a son Saturday at
past 17
resigned.
ee eel
James Young,
the
Florin |
{ County war dead
bodies being
| returned aboard the Army trans-
Victory, the De-
announced
Ten Lancaste
en Lancaster
Columbia | aa
| are among the 3,734
Hospital.
Myr. and
Manheim
Mrs.
R2, a
of
home
Harold Lefever,
Greenville
daughter at :
the
port
| partment of Army
Sunday.
Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
unga, a daughter,
co
Sweitzer,
the |
Sunday at the 10
local service de-
from abroad for
return of brings to
the
The
mo
Lancaster General Hospital. total of 72
Mr. and Mrs. Wil
of Florin, a Thursday, at
ceas ‘eturned
liam K. Ressler, | I¢ X
commun=-
next-
home
their
interment in their
son the
ities as requested by
Lancaster General Hospital.
Mr Mrs. Walter E. Hiestand, |
Manheim R2, a d Monday at Lt
the Lancaster General Hospital Lt. War
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sowers, of | Mr
Manheim R2, a Monday at the |
Hospital | in
—— ree Ww
and
Kuhn
Kuhn,
Statler
this be killed in
France, July 12, 1944.
21 He enlisted in the
1942
Warren H.
ven H.
Mrs. J.
no, was
wghter
son of
and Kuhn,
action
He
ROTC
studied at
Balti-
commissioned
went
son,
Lancaster General
n June, and
He
, Md
at Fort
THIS BORO |
RULING | John
alder jo
filed by
ordered to pay a |
$70
Shatto
SHATTO,
ALDERMAN
An appeal from an
has been
who was
GEORGE
APPEALS Unive
pkins sity,
He was
Ga
1944
B. Nissley
Nise
M Raymond
man’
Benning, and
May,
ruling horo
eas In
man
cesspool cleaner Pvt. Raymond
George R
has
reverse the
J. Edward Wetzel
that the $70
ward Armstrong J
tel R4 The
hearing in the m:
but Chatto did
time
aymond B ley, son
Nissley
killed
the
Main
court t |
Ald
Wetzel
paid
on East
local
decision of
asked the
in
age
was re-
He
March of
overseas
ook
August 30,
He
In
{inderh was
1944 at
previously
rman § °°
ruled
to Ed- |
Lancas- | Ported n
held the service
June 2 bec
month
be
action. en-
1942
than
when he was killed.
yO
cw. stones anmeeren | Mention
MADE RESTITU TION | Miss Alice Brub
Carl W. Stokes, Bainbridge, | Ave Florin, spent
arrested State Trooper John | In New York City
Columbia Sub-station | Miss Shirley
week-end
irom
ilderman
had we
tter on He less
not appear at that
ED OI ne
Chocolate
week-end
guest of
resi-
ker,
the
by as the
Golden of the Shirk, a former
over the ed nt I town
and charg
of Little
two
Rock
Mrs.
Missouri
with larceny. Ziegler,
Police
$14 in
home of
sisters,
Mrs.
Elizabethtown,
accused of taking | Ark., visited his
oosevelt dimes the and
Lloyd Niblock, Bainbridge the first
on June 18. At a before » met in 32 years.
| - —
Peace, \ Sa
r
Mun- |
rwnship,
Si al he is
from
hearing
William
he made res-
the
moy T
Justice of
dorf, | MARRIAGE LICENSES
Paul Hess, Jr., Elizabethtown R3
| Betty J. Breneman, Mt. Joy R2.
Paul E. Miller, Mt. Joy R2, and
1 —— Kathry M. Ginder, Elizabethtown
TRUCKERS POST BAIL FOR :
U.S. COURT APPEARANCE John L. Francis, 6521 N. Lam-
Five defendents in the U.S. | bert St., hiladelphia, and Bar-
Walters, 254 Marietta
titution. and paid the costs of prose-
[cution and the charge was with- (a1
[drawn.
more
Government's case against thirty
truck owners and operators charged
ret DCI. rene
FOR A DIVORCE
Complaint in
violating Interstate Commerce
regulations, SUES
fore U. S.
Roger
Commission safety post-
Anna U.
Maytown, vs. John Leo
15 E. Main St., Mt.
and barbarous treat-
and indignities to the person;
| married June 28, 1948,
Er
Com- divorce:
Simpson. Fuller, 39,
Among them were Fuller, 486,
Mount
of Landisville.
ee DQ ree eee
AUTOIST LOST LICENSE
Among the driving privileges re- | WOULD MAKE SOME TRAIN
voked by the state enough to
a year's output of coal in
States would stretch
[six times around the earth,
Guy Haines,
Reuben Mille
Joy R2 and r, | Joy; cruel
last week was | A single train long
Manheim R2, | carry
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