Union Sunday School Picnic At Hershey Park, Wednesday, July 14 — Don’t Forget

Excitement As Flames
Leap Out of Ground
There was quite some excitement
Local Folks Visit
Okla-lowa Friends

hast evening when flames leaped out

{of the ground over a small area a-
| long Route 230 west of the boro.
Chief Myers,
revealed that
the
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investigation

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-THE-MINUTE WEEKLY I N
LANCASTER COUNTY
ount Joy Bulletin

VOL. XLVIII, NO. 6
MOUNT JOY
Florin’s Community
Picnic by UB Church
Picnic,
Evangelical |
The
sponsored by
United Brethren Church and Sun-
day School, will be held
Park, near Lancaster on route
July 14. Free
and from the Park is being provid-
Community
the
Florin
Longs
230,
to
at
transpoitation
ed. Buses will leave the Florin
| E.U.B. Church at 1:00 p.m. and
at 530 p.m They will return
at 9:00 p.m. Facilities for the
|
| tests
Due to physical incapitation of | flames were the result of the igni-
Pastor Summy the material for [tion of natural gas, seeping from a
this article was not ready for the nearby line of the Manufacturer's
Jast weeks’ edition Many have | Light and Heat Company, State |
asked for a running account of | Highway Department workmen
our trip to Oklahoma where five have been installing a drain across
of us from Mount Joy were visit= | the highway at this point and
ing several weeks ago in the was believed that the pipe may
homes of Pastor Lupold and his have been damaged in some way.
family and Mr. and Mrs. M. G.| The flames started when Oliver |
Kaplan formerly of this place. | Ehersole was lighting a lantern.
Those in the party making the | Friendship Fire Company respond-
trip were Mr. Fzra Wolgemuth, | od and extinguished the fire.
Miss FEizabeth Shelly, Mr and me meee) Ee
Mrs. Miller Wolgemuth and the |
writer of this article, Pastor sun- | 'T M E d
Iwo Vien Lscape
We left Mt. Joy on Thursday .
evening of June 17th at 8:30 pm In Forced Landing
heading west to Harrisburg and | py, local men, brothers, one a
the Super Highway with the | pilot with four years’ experience |
State of Oklohoma as our desti- | in the U. S. Navy, escaped injury
nation. We stopped once on the | (hen their light plane made a
Highway for refreshment for car | forced landing near Ironville at
and for body Arriving at the | 3:30 pm Sunday.
western terminus cof the highway | The two men, according to re-
we entered Wilkinsburg near mid- | ports from the Donegal Airport,
night to be greeted by a myriad of Marietta R1, were: Robert Bailey,
light twinkling their silent wel- 28. Columbia: and Charles Bailey |,
ccme to us from Pittsburgh in the | 30. this boro.
valley below Continuing in al Robert Bailey, the pilot, was fly- |
southwesternly direction from Pit- | ing the plane over the Lake Grubb
|
tsburgh we crossed the panhandle area, near Iionville, when ice |
of West Virginia and began think- | formed in the air intake of the
ing of Cambridge and Columbus, | carburetor causing the motor to
Ohio which were before us on the stop and forcing them to make a
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forced landing. The wing of the

plane first struck a tree and then
|ion exclusively
transportation of dinner baskets is
also planned.
The
has scheduled
management of Long's Park
the
for
use of a pavil-
Florin people. |
Games and amusement are planned |
| fo everyone. Tne various con-
Park Shet-
peanut scram-
are in charge of
which include
bubble
ter a
ble, gum, baloon, shoe
scramble, bag race, cracker eating,
pie eating, rail driving, golf ball
driving, ball throwing and travel- |
ing contest.
Prizes will be awarded to all the
winners and also to the youngest
and oldest person there. A
| prize will be given to the largest)
| family present also.
Games scheduled include two
ball games, Boys vs. Girls in after-
| noon
| will
picnic

27 the plane came down in a field
Fresh Air Kiddies owned by Lecnard Haertter, about
: . , oi quarter of a mile east of Iron-
Arrive In This Vicinity;
* 2 According to reports, both men
Twenty-seven Fresh Air child- | were flying low over the lake area
ren are now enjoying vacations in | where the pilot's father in law, |
this vicinity. They arrived Wed- | Raymond Smith, 1011 Locust St.,
nesday afterncon under the guar- | Coumbia, has a cottage..
dianship of Mrs. Harvey Spangler, | Officials said the wing was slight-
Manheim R2, district chairman. ly dented by the impact with the
The following families are enter- | tree and that temporary repairs
faining the children: Mr, and Mrs. | Were made enabling the plane to
Arthur Gingrich, Mr. and Mvs, Mil- | be flown to the airport for further
jer Hess, Mr. and Mrs. John K. | repairs.
Wolgemuth, Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl | Bis -—
Martin and Mr. ard Mrs. Henry | BOY SCOUT MEETINGS
Lehman, Mount Joy R2; M: and | Two important Boy Scout meet-
Mrs. Paul Good, Elizabethtown R3: |ings are scheduled for this month, |
Mr. Witmer Kraybill and Mr. and |it was announced by Scoutmaster
Mrs. John Lutz, Mount Joy R1; | Earl Shelly. On July 12th at 7:00 p.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gibble, Mount jm. the Sceuts will meet to prepare |
Joy R1: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mus- | for their stay at camp from July 25
ser, Florin; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver | to August 1st.
Mateer, Mount Joy: Mr, and Mrs The Senior Scout meeting is
Christian Moyer, Elizabethtown R3 | scheduled for July 15th.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Good, Mr. and TT TT ee
Mrs. Henry Miller, Mr. and Mrs. | SEVEN OPPOSE BOOST
Levi Brubaker, Mr. and Mrs. Heén- | The Marietta Gravity Water Co.
ry Shenk, Mr. and Mrs John Forry | flag fifty percent. increase in|
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Emenheiser, | rity 3
4 rates at Harrisburg. Seven consum- |
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Docurte, Man-
; ers filed objections.
heim R2; and Mrs. Christian Nolt, - ee en
Columbia RI.
ANS DEEDS RECORDED
The Bctiow vill Hohl its Fannie G. Shonk, Mount Joy, to
ick ie’ =» Ammon B. Hoffer, Sr., and Beulah |
first family reunion since World R. Hoffer, Mount Joy, lot in Mount
War II at Lititz Springs Sunday. oy.
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Co. Firemen’s Assoc’n
Meets Here July 30th
7 I You Don't Protest

were twenty-six members
regular meeting of
Fire Co.
present at the
the Friendship
Thursday evening.
Chief Myers
during the month.
held on
reported no fires

|
It was announced that the month-| Mr. Elwood Martin, one of our
lv meeting of the Lancaster County | lccal milk dealers, says that in
Firemen's Ass'n will be held in Mt. his estimation customers are pay-
for milk at

|

and Married Men
Men at 6:30 p.m.
A Friendship Circle
the
vs Single
at 8:30 p.m
close festivities for the
day.
ground ended its first week on July
| better
| ance
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, July 8, 1948
LINDEMUTH BACK IN
JAIL — DEFAULTS BAIL
Willis S.
Maytown, charged with assault with
SCHOOL TAX |
‘Weddings Thruout
Our Community
TWP.
I'IXED AT TEN MILLS
The auditors of Mount Joy Town-
ship met with the School Board last
Lindemuth, fifty-eight,
Friday, July 2, to audit the intent to kill and aggravated assault
[for the year ending July 1. | . and battery by Pvt. Rufus William
The total receipts were $49,247,- ‘During Past Week : the Columbia sub-station, was
48. Expenses were $48,143.85 leav- . > 5 re-commited to the county prison
ing a balance of $1,103.63. | Miss Melva Kline, daughter 0 for court in default of $1,500 bail at
The contract for coal was award- | Mr and Mrs. Adam Kline, Man- a hearing before Alderman J. Ed-
ed to Paul E. Hess of Florin. The heim R3, became the bride of Galen ward Wetzel Wednesday night.
contract to paint the Florin school Z. Ebersole, son of the Rev. and Officer Williams said the man
was awarded to Henry Maurer, of Mrs. Elmer E. Ebersole, Elizabeth- | _ 0 ely beat ‘his wife, Mae, ffty=
Florin. town R2, at 2 p.m. Sunday in the | ight, with a ballpeen hammer in a
The tax rate for the coming year | | Elizabethtown Church of the Breth- | second floor bedroom of their home
was fixed at: property, 10 mills and ren. The bridegroom’s father officia- on. 19. Nus. Linderuth was
personal tax, $5.00. ted. admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital
It was decided to furnish trans- {with a possible fracture of the skull
portation for those desiring to go to | Barbara Anne Walters as a result of the beating. She was
East Donegal Schools during the John L. Francis [discharged from the hospital Wed-
| coming term. The marriage of Miss Barbara | nesday.
— od Anne Walters, daughter of Hons ssn esc cll A Wie
| p G. Walters, 254 Marietta St., o
| 0 Ia = | town and John L. Francis, son “ E thi Th t
| 130 Enrol ed n y Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald, 6521 Lam- very ing a
| 1 i bert Street, Philadelphia took |
Ground Project ere place at 11:00 am Saturday, July | Happened At
3rd, in the Trinity Evangelical |
The Rotary Club sponsored play-
Congregational Church here. The |
cnet ch ve Te Florin Recently
2nd with an enrollment of 150 mud LL. seeder, Dasior © e
80 attend- | Evangelical Congregational Church | Mrs. R. WwW.
at morning and afternoon ges- {at Kemble Park, Philadelphia, of- | of the State Capitol, called on her
the : ficiated, assisted by the Rev. Dal- | parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Her-
Roberts, an employee
than an percent.
sions for week.
The girls under the supervision of las L. Ziegler, paster of the church | shey while on her way to Philadel-
e girls unde supervis
ivi i re. business.
| Mrs. James Eshleman divided their here on business
™ -- oes arles
[time between crafts and organized | Mr. and Mrs. John Charles, South
| Market street, left Sunday for De-
games. The first week they made at- E D I Pl 9
tractive painted plates and started ast onega S ay- | troit, Mich., to spend their vacation
luncheon sets. Wednesday after- | “ . . yy | wih Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Skeen
noon. many dolls of all types and | Going Big and family.
description were presented in the | Mrs. Emma Peifer is spending
| Doll Show. One of the three prizes| Playgrounds, sponsored by the | the week with Mr. and Mrs. Abram
| was won by Earl Shearer for the |East Donegal Twp. School District, |Engle at Marietta.
i
Brief News Fron
‘The Dailies For
funniest doll and the other two pri- | are being operated in Florin and | Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Felty Lan-
zes won by girls, Abbydine Markley | Maytown under the supervision of | caster visited Mrs. Adah Eicher and
won a prize for the most beautiful | Mrs. Joan L. Saylor and Mr. John |My. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman on
[doll and Peggy Zimmerman for the |G. Hart. This is the first year for | Wednesday.
[most unusual doll, made from a | playgrounds in both towns. The | Mr. and Mrs. George Mumper Sr.
corn stalk. Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Aurion yy and Mrs. W. A. Berrier and
The boys meanwhile were partici- | Legion in Maytown and the Town | Mr. A. D. Garber spent the week-
Quick Reading

Hall Association of Florin have rais- |

There are 353 cases of polio at|pating in competitive games and re- end at Buck Ridge Camp Perry Co.
Raleigh, N. C. to date. {lays in the mornings and baseball {cd the money needed for equipment. | Mrs. Sarah Schlegelmilch and Ed-
Twin brothers. of York, married [and volleyball practice in the after- In observance of the 4th of July, |ward Hendeson spent the weekend
twin sisters at Ripley, N. Y. | noons for the games scheduled to be | hoth playgrounds had a Bieyele lat the formers Camp in Huntington
At least 571 persons lost their [played with the Marietta Play-|Show. In Florin the Boy's Prize for | county.
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lives over the 3-day fourth week-|ground on a home and home basis [the most beautifully decorated bi- | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Becker Jr.
end. to be announced later. cycle was won by John Wagner. 4 family spent the weekend at
Kansas City has the biggest wheat On Wednesday afternoon July {The winner of the Girl's Prize was | Maryland.
[jam in years—T7100 cars waiting to 7th, the special event will be a | Connie Wisebarver. Glenn Hess, | Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Alwine, Mrs.
be unloaded. bicycle show with prizes again be- | yeceived a prize for the most origin- | Fannie Erb, Mrs. C. S. Erb and
russia. the United States and ev- | ing awarded and on July 15 the Pet | 4]ly decorated, while Phyllis Wol- | con, Christ visited Mr. and Mrs
Russia, the United States ally
en Lancaster County are harvesting | Show should attract much atterition | semuth, Darlene Gerlitski and San- NE. Hershey Sunday evening. Mr.
| banner wheat crops. and be quite interesting and unusu- | dra Gordon received first, second | Alwine is recuperating from a re-
While Barney Ewell, Lancaster, 1! and third prizes respectively for the | cant operation.
was trying out for the Olympic Parents and public are cordial- {pest floats. | Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vogel and
team, his wife was shot by her ly invited to visit the Playground at In Maytown, James Glattacher | family of Lancaster spent the holi-
sister. any ume, and Peggy Houseal won the prizes days with Mr and Mrs. Geo. Vogel
There was a four-car collision on ig = . the best decorated bicycles. | Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diffenderfer
for .
the Harrisburg pike, five miles west HOLLINGER HEADS BAIN- The activities scheduled for the [and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shank,
{ of Lancaster. No one was hurt but BRIDGE May Toy e wl B ial next two weeks are spent the weekend at Wildwood, N
ears were deraged, CA of July 13 -H W
30-month-old Lloyd Nolt, Ephra led president of the Bainbridge / alt Game - Marietta - Away - 10 Mr. and Mrs. A. G Walter of
ta R2, had his legs badly mangled | Maytown Rotary ( uty at the {o.m.: July 15 - Ball Game - May- Florin entertained guests on Sunday
when his father operating 2 yracto: | Weoley esting i fhe Conual #1 eon wn - Home - 10 a.m. July 16 - [at their cottage, Elizabethtown R2,
drawn mower, accidentally drove ket in Bainbridge He succeeds | Pei Show = 10.2. m. where they are spending the sum-
into the child i William Earl Gods- | i : mer
ti | ch ilk, Landisville, presented the | July 20 - Dell Show a p. id Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Le-
| ; : { :
{ past esident's pin t + retiring | Ball game - Maytown - home La ; Ye Toate
KINGS DAUGHTERS CLASS AT past p ident's pin to the retirin He " 21 = Quoi Pitching Fi- [Roy B. Walters, LeRoy Jr., Charles
5. E DEMUTH'S g | present ay ot | Albert and Mary Esther of Lancas-
MRS. E. LINDEMUTH'S HOME Other officers installed were as nals = 2 p.m.; July 22 - Swimming ‘ i
The Rings Daughters Bible Class 1 Vv t OC Party 1 p.m.; July 23 - Contest Day | ter, Ralph Good, Upland, 2 a;
hl follows incen onner, vice- | Part) ; fetes oo op Tonio. Chamberdburs
he Church of God met Tuesday | : |Grace E. Wenger, C £2;
of the Church of Go ne ox y presdent; Alioes Nagel, secretary; |= 2 p.m, Ime. ond Mis. Paul Good and famis
evening at the home of Mrs. Ellen San lv 13 - Contest Day Mr. and Mrs. Pa x ‘ i
John Charles, treasurer; Elwood Maytown July I - . : marl B. Walters and
Lindemuth. The following were Smith. W M oo” ’ pm. ; July 14 - Handball Finals; | ly of Manheim; Ear . alters : (
“ ~ : | =mith, illiam unaon ana iviar- & sy J yd ail ‘ r. She Mr. and Mrs.
esent: Mrs. C. F. Helwig, Mrs. | Six rd ine Barty - + | Hallie G. Walters,
Presons b wh iD Landis, directors July 15 - Swimming Party Tw Tren Walters, Salunga; Mr. and
| Mary Stover, Mrs. Dorothy Der r, | rt Oaks - 1 p.m.; Morning - Ball game | William We 5, § ga;
Mrs. Tillie Sauder, Mrs. C. R. | Florin ~ Away Mrs. J. Ira Wolgemuth, Carl and
Charles, Mrs. Eli Smeltzer, Mrs. | E t July 20 - 10 a.m. = Pet Show; | Joanne: Eva Greiner, Annie Warner
Clara Sweigart, Mrs. Kate Barn- | ngagemen $ July ‘90 - 1:30 p.m. - Ball game | of Elizabethtown; Alma L. Keller,
{ hart, Mrs. John Sprout, Mrs. Hies-| Mr. and Mrs. Park Neiss, 21% Fast | i plorin - Away; July 23 - 9:30 |Mr. and Mrs Samuel H. Nissley
tand, Miss Wilma Eaton, Miss May | Donegal St., announce the engage- m. - Track Meet {and Carol of Mount Joy; Mr. and
Shreiner, Miss Anna Hoffer, (Mrs. ment of their daughter, Jean Claire, se mts smelt [Mrs. Clarence Myers, Mr. and Mrs.
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| Elsie Grove and Mrs. Limdlemuth. [to James A Tierney, son of Mr. THREE LOCAL BOYS ARE | Clayton Sreneran, i Wo
Ye ind Mrs. Ambrose Tierney, New- ON DEANS LIST AT F&M i Horst, Miss Fannie Horst, od Mr.
PASTOR RAY LUPOLD, [ ville. Miss Neiss is employed in the ; wdents al and Mrs. Paul Koser all of Florin.
FORMER RESIDENT ILL property and supply division at the Threc Mt A ; Colles. | Daily vacation Bible School will
Word hzs been received from | State Capitol, and Mr. Tierney is Franklin and I 1a yk open in the Florin Church of the |
> ans { students id
Mrs. Lupold in Oklahoma to the attending Thaddeus Stevens Trade | are on the Deans 1s! wd » 5 _ | Brethren Monday, July 19 Sessions |
id exce ; ‘ing | : 2
| effect that Pastor Ray Lupcld has | School. No date has been set for who did exceptional wor dur {will be held Mondays through Fri-
{had a physical collapse and is atthe wedding. the past semester, days from 7 to 9 p.m until July 30. |
> el
| present under the care of a phy- | 0 pee There will be classes for children,
sician Full details are not on | JIM NAILED WHOPPER | M ntion | young people and All are
had at this time IN SUSQUEHANNA RIVER ersona g {welcome
eee |
{MEETING AT THE DELL
Tuesday, July 13th, a meeting of
the Mount Joy and Donegal Pre: sby- |
{terian Missionary Society will be |
‘held at the Dell, at Rheems at |
| thirty o'clock, with a covered dish
( picnic,
Mrs. Harry Hart, Lancaster, will
Joy, July 30. ing enougn present
Committee to council reported | and unless consumers protest the
that council can not find their way | price will be upped. Mr. Mar-
clear at this time to finance a new | tin says that usually no one ap-
engine. rears to protest and the State!
A proposed new amendment was Commission takes it for granted |
read by Elmer Zerphey. | thet people are willing to pay |
Two new members were elected more.
to membership, George Maxwell | A public hearing will be held
and Charles Fogie Jr. in the Court House at Lancaster
Carl Coen was elected to the En- July 19 at 10:00 am. This hear-
fertainment committee. ing has been called by the Milk
The financial secretary read the Control Commission upon petition
following balances: General Fund o” the Inter-State Milk Producers |
£99.53: Entertainment Fund $605.49: Co perative, Inc. In compliance
Building Fund $1,048.79; Relief | With accepted custom, the Com- |
Fund $2.638.95: Servicemen’s Fund | will receive testimony |
$996.52; New Uniform Fund $562- Which 15 periment to the produc-
18: Disabled Firemen’s Fund $758 Hon and distribution of fluid milk
95. ond other milk products in the |
bs Lancaster Milk Marketing Area.
The president appointed Richard
Divit, James Workman and Joseph
Habecker, to attend the Ladies Aux. |
meeting with the idea of creating |
and good fellowship.
All bills were ordered paid as
read.
EE a
TOO FAST FOR CONDITIONS
Among the motorists prosecuted
| at Lancaster recently was Paul E.
| ing too fast for conditions.
| cuted
|
give a report on the Synodical.
—
SPEED VIOLATION
Chief of Police Park Neiss, prose-
Nick J.
burg, Pa, on a
Kontris, Chambers- |
speeding violation
at 50 miles per hour on East Main |
Hess, of Florin, charged with driv- | Street. He will be summoned for a | R2, and Betty Jane Bell, Elizabeth-
| hearing before Squire Hockenberry.

| town R1.
a

Shenk, a former resident of town.

| tance reported.
We must hand it to our Boro
Supervisor, he can do more than Mr. and Mrs. George anne ON BUS SERVICE
keep our town in order. Here js) re Spemiing their vacston at Al |p MARIETTA-E-TOWN
one that will make our Isaac Wal- lantic City. . A The Public Utility Commission
tons look like pikers. Ir. Elwood Martin and family, of [will hold a hearing in the County
Sunday, while fishing in the North Barbara St., are spending 4! Court House Monday at 10 a.m. on
river, he caught a three an three- | few days at Atlantic City, N.J. an application for the right to op-
fourth pound salmon. The fish Mrs. John B. Greiner and Som, | erate bus service between Marietta
was so large that Mr. Smeltzer |returned home after spending the | nd Elizabethtown.
| could barely span it around the [past month with her parents at| Benjamin H. Boltz filed the ap-
body with both hands He says | Minneapolis, Minnesota. | plication.
this was the largest one he ever Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shenk, of ert 4 AY eee.
cought. Brooklyn, New York, visited Mr. NOT VERY CREDITABLE
Se. and Mrs. Lee Ellis and family on| A total of 205 persons were on
MARRIAGE LICENSES Marietta Ave., over the recent relief rolls in Lancaster County |
Paul Melvin Ament, Mount Joy |holidays. {during the week of June 26, the
Myr. Shenk is the son of Carl State Department of Public Assis-
$2.00 a Year in Advance
Woman Arrested Wednesday;
Linked To Skeleton In Ceiling
Mrs. Hazel Lee Landis, twenty- he purchased the property last
eight, wife of Howard 8S, Landis, | September and found it while he
Elizabethtown R2, and mother of | making repairs.
‘ ‘ : i Mrs. Landis, according to Sgt.
three cnildren, including a nine- | Ries. claims the. child. was bom
months-old baby was arrested yes-| dead in January, 1945, while she
terday on charges linked to the|and her husband were living in the
finding of a skeleton of a new born house

infant in a house near Elizabeth-| Ms, Landis also stated, police
town June 21. said, that she had not told her hus-
Sgt. Herman Ries, of the State | band because he was badly upset
Police, charged Mrs. Landis with | over an accident in which he was
concealing the birth of a child and | invelved, He was the driver of a
improper disposal of the body. | stone truck on the Havrisburg pike
Constable Anthony Madonna, who | cn Nov. 24, 1944, which collided
served the warrant, permitted Mrs. | with a car in which four persons
. . . | .
Landis to sign her own bail to ap- | were killed while enroute to work
pear later before Alderman Ed-| at the Middletown Depot.
ward Wetzel. The charge against Mrs. Landis,
The skeleton was found in the | on orders of District Attorney John
ceiling of a Summer kitchen at the ! M. Ranck, is a summary convic-
nome of Lucion M. Snyder, Eliza- tion offense and carries a maxi=-
bethtown Rl. Snyder told poties. y mum fine of $50 as the penalty.
Mortuary Record
Throughout This
Entire Locality
Mrs.
The Local News
For The Past Week
Very Briefly Told
Manheim adopted parking meters

Christianne Harry, seventy,
and ordered 230 installed immedi- | at Columbia.
ately. William J. Woodland, sixty-nine,
138 parking meters have been in- | at Rohrerstown.
stalled on the streets at Elizabth-| Mrs. Lydia Meister, eighty-two,
town. Columbia R1 on Friday.
Joseph Fisher, 74, Paradise, cut off | Mrs. Fianna B. Kulp, 88, widow of
several fingers with an electric | John H. Kulp, at Palmyra. Enos
hedge trimmer, | Kulp of this place is a son.
When a tractor pulling a combine | Mrs. Annie B. Schweager, seven=
struck a stone and upset in Man- |ty-nine, at the home of her daugh-
heim, twp. Monday, it was destroy- | ter, Mrs. Annie Gibble, Elizabeth-
town R3.
Washingtonboro has asked for Mrs. Maggie Harnish Becker, wife
$12,000 on the liquid fuel tax re-|of H. Haldy Becker, Lancaster Rl,
Joseph's Hospital, Charles H.
ed by fire.
fund money from the County Com- |at St.
missioners. | Mount Joy, is a son and Martha M.,
Mrs. Helen Stauffer, 50, Mount- | wife of Isaac Siegrist, Mount Joy
ville, is in jail for receiving stolen |R1, is a sister.

goods and carrying concealed desd- |
ly weapons. | Miss Anna Mary Kaylor
David Eberly, 13, near Bricker- | Miss Anna Mary Kaylor, eighty,
ville, was one of four thrown from R2, died at the Mes-
a cart drawn by a tractor. The Home, Harrisburg, Friday. She
tongue dropped.
tell oe en
was a daughter of the late Isaac and
| Barbara Kaylor. She is survived by
five brothers: Frank, Lineus, Neri,
Those In The Service Isaac and Allen, all of Elizabethtown
' [RD
Ray A. Mumma, gunners mate, |
second class, USN, son of Mr. and | Ss
Mrs. Arthur Mumma of 305 East | Mors. Amanda S. Kready
Main Street is serving with’ Subor- | Mrs. Amanda S. Kready, seven-
dinate Group One of the Philadel- ty-five, Rheems, was found dead in
phia Group, Atlantic Reserve Fleet, {the attic of her home at 12:30 p.m.
billeted aboard the seaplane tender | Tuesday by her daughter-in-law,
USS Chandeleur which is the ac- | Mrs. Robert B. Kready, Rheems.
commodation ship for this group en- | According to Dr. J. Hoffman
{
Garber, Elizabethtown deputy cor-
death was due to suicide by
He the daughter-in-
who resides next door in the
“Operation | had brought dinner to
ap- | the victim and found her hanging in
| the attic. Dr.
oth- tim had used a sashcord for a noose.
inactivation, preserva-
of
gaged in the
tion and security maintenance oner,
surplus Navy Ships.
The ships of this Fleet are under- | law,
| hanging. said
going a change known as double house,
have a grotesque
to the
winches and
Zipper” and
pearance due “cocoons” cov- Garber said the vic-
ering gun mounts,

er weather-deck gear from the ap-| He said the victim had been in ill
plication of vinyl plastic. Each ship | health for several years and lately
is kept entirely moistureproof by | was suffering from melancholy.
dchumidifying machines that cir- She was the daughter of the late
culate dry air through all compart- | Henry and Fannie Sumpman Bard.
ments and weather-deck coverings. | gq, viving is one son, Robert B.
Mumma entered the Naval service | groady Rheems, and three grand-
January 29, 1943, and received his |
recruit training at the Naval Train- | puneral from the Miller Funeral
(Turn to page 6) | Home at Elizabethtown Friday at 2
LER ae m. Interment in the Florin Ceme=-
YEARS PROGRAM DISCUSSED
G. Walter Sloan, vice-president | as i
of the Rotary Club, discussed the y
program for the year during the Week's Birth Record
meeting held at noon Tuesday. Four
visitors . were present. They were: | Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ament,
|W. A. DePerrot and R. C. Welch, | Landisville, a daughter at 6:35 p.m.
(both of Lititz; Robert L. Madaria, Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital.
| Elizabethtown: and Jesse Snavely,| Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gearhart,
Lr, Lancaster. Elizabethtown R3, a son Monday at
A Wf | St. Joseph's Hospital.
DEEDS RECORDED Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Denlinger
Harry H. Krall, Mount Joy. to of Mount Joy Rl, a son Thursday at
William B. and Mabel Hendrix, Mt. | the Lancaster General Hospital.
Joy, premises, S. Market Street Mr. and Mrs. Dale Berrier, Eli=
Mount Joy, $6,500 abethtown R3, a son Monday at the
W. D. and Ella W. Groff, Eliza- | Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital.
bethtown, to Anthony F. and Mil- Mr. and Mrs. John T. McDonald,
(dred Terranova, Philadelphia, lot on Susanville, Calif., a boy in the
Ridge Road, Mt. Joy Twp. Riverside Hospital, Susanville, re=
| - Sires cently. Mrs. McDonald is the for-
| Wom AN FRACTURES WRIST mer Edith Gieg, daughter of Mr.
| Fannie Ebersole, sixty-four, Man- and Mrs. Harry Gieg, Sr., May4
heim R2, was treated at the Lan- |{own.
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caster General Hospital Wednesday | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Becker, of
after she suffered a fractured right | Rheems, a daughter Wednesday at
wrist in a fall at her home.
the Lancaster General Hospital,