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There’s No Better Way to Reach the People In This Community Than Thru Our Columns

Mount Joy's K. T. Keller
Named Pa. Ambassador

A NATIVE SON—KAUFFMAN T. KELLER
EFFORT BEING MADE TO HAVE 'nia’s selected as “Ambassadors.” Mr.
“K. T.” HERE DURING OBSERV- | Keller was nominated by our local |
ANCE OF PENNSYLVANIA WEEK | Chamber of Commerce.
|
Mr,
here as the
Keller
For a observance of Bulletin has repeated-
I
Pennsylvania
Oct. 2, Mr.
wide
Week Sept. 26 to
Kauffman T.
state
ly published information telling of
his success. He was nominated for |
Keller, a
nis outstanding business career.
the i Plans
one of
native son, now president of
for the
and Mr.
are being made
Chrysler Corporation, was
| celebration of this event
Hom to page rd
Officer Parke Neiss
In Second Accident
Within Six Weeks
There must be a jinx hovering ov-
twenty-two former Pennsylvan-
™ Mumma Nabbed
Twice In One Day
Trouble doubled up Levi R.
Mummau, forty-four, Rheems,
Elizabethtown R1 cattle dealer Mon-
for
near
5 mos ning. er our local Chief of Police Park |
State Policeman John Amour, Neiss. Saturday night, June 19, hed
armed with a warrant from York was chasing a motorist thru Florin
county charging Mumniau with when Robert Graybill on a bicycle,
driving after his license had been code inv front of hiv and. the two
suspended, started for the defend. collided. Neiss was throws oo cone
ant’s home at 6 a.m. Monday. En- siderable distance but escaped with
route, he stopped Mummau, while
only slight injuries.
driving an auto on a rural road in
Mount Twp., and
under arrest for
Saturday night while patrolling on
Main street,
of him ang the
This time Officer
tunate.
Parke
i street when an auto driven by Ric
|ard E. Martin, seventeen, 117 i
Barbara street, drove out of the Al- |
| ley at Tyndall's. The chief's motor-
fender
Joy placed him 4
: a car drove ot
another violation it in front
. two collided.
on the same charge. :
Neiss was unfor- |
Alderman Wet-
and
Appearing before
Mumma: posted $500 bail
a hearing on the charge
brought by State Police in York
He also posted $509 bail on
State Po-
said Mum-
third of-
a suspen-
zel, 1:
was riding East on Main

waived
county
preferred by
Police
his
the charge
liceman Amour.
x |eycle struck the right rear
mau admitted it was
= : ‘tossing him to the ground.
driving during
fense for
J td Chief Neiss suffered a compound |;
sion period.
: - LZ leg anc
fracture of the right lower
multiple abrasions of the body.
Chief Neiss'
“satisfactory”
CONTRACTOR SWANGER IS
CERTAINLY MAKING PROGRESS
Unless the weather man interferes,
. |
Swanger continues
the
condition was de-
seribed as
hospital attendants.
if contractor The accident happened at 10:45
Saturday night.
a asi
WOMAN'S BODY FOUND
|IN LAKE GRUBB MONDAY
are | The body of Mrs. Sarah J. Ports-
of 3.South Fourth
with the same rapidity, road bed
for the
east of
new four-laner from a point
town to Lancaster will be
completed way ahead of schedule.
Men with modern machinery
making 12 hours and more per day ine, thirty-nine,
and a trip to the scene of activity Gireet, Harrisbusfg, formerly of Lan-
at this end will readily convince je aster, was found in Lake Grubb, at |
that’ they “are going to town.” \Tronville Monday. Several youths
The completion of this highway. who had gone there to take a swim,
. . | .
can’t be too soon for folks here- made the discovery. She had com-
abouts. I mitted suicide.

TT
Nine Persons Injured
In Auto Accidents
Nine persons are nursing injuries! band, Raymond, forty-nine, a Phila-
policeman, injured.
as a result of auto mishaps in this | delphia were
vicinity over the week-end. Fortun-
hospital for a lacerated scalp.
State Trooper Donald Hollywood
said the crash happened when Ma-
ately none of them are serious.
Six Were Hurt !
Six persons were injured at 5:25
p.m. Saturday in a two-car collis- [theys’ vehicle was struck by another
jon on the Harrisburg Pike, just|car driven by John Monteuth, sev-
west of Florin. enty-two, a retired Philadelphia
Of the six injured, one, Mary (carpenter.
Matheys, forty-four, Philadelphia, Police said Monteuth told them
was admitted to St. Joseph's 'Hos-|he was going East on Route 230
pital. She is suffering lacerations [when he was forced to swerve his
vehicle to the left to avoid another
auto whose driver, Donald Kersey,
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and possible internal injuries, atten-
dants said.
Five others, including her hus-

needs no introduction |
today by |
Mr. Matheys was treated at the same |
MOST UP -T -THE-M
NUTE WE
EKLY I N
LANCASTER
COUNTY
The Mount Joy Bulletin

voL. XLVIIL NO. 12
Mount Joy,
Pa., Thursday
Afternoon, August 19,
1948
$2.00 a Year in Advance

| COMMUNITY CHEST GOAL
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|

Turnpike Core ns sev av sium
| The goal for Lancaster's 1948
Community Chest Campaign has
| been set at $424,991 according to the
| announcement by Dr. D. L.. Beames-
| denfer General
| Preliminary work is in
who is
Deiat In Co.
By End of Sept.
Core drilling on the 100-mile | nov
on extension of the Pennsyl- |
Chairman.
progress |
the campaign will be conduct-
the
which the Chest campaign has been
ed during October, month in
|vania Turnpike has been started,
| commission officials announced on
||Saturday. Drilling is expected to
| extend Lancaster County
[the end of September.
held for than
This
more twenty years
represents an increase of |
into
[the amount getually raised last year.
The drilling, a preliminary opera- | The higher goal is made necessary |
by [slightly more than 18 percent over |*
Weddings Thruout
Our Community
During Past Week
Ira M. Herr, and Miss
Mary Young, of were
married Saturday at the home of the
the Rev. John
will reside in
of Salunga,
Landisville,
officiating minister,
D. Ebersole. They
Salunga.
Miss Mary Louise Morton, daugh-
| tion to determine the structure of | because of spiraling commodity | '€" of Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Mor.
| the roadbed and depth of rock, costs and increased expenses with- {yon Maytown, and Kenneth Ray
| eventually will result in a $4,000- |out any increase in personnel or ex- { Gallo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
000 bridge spanning the Susquehan- | | pansion of services, Dr. Biemesder- Gallo, Bainbridge, were married at
Ina River from south of New Cum- | fer said. 6 p.m. Saturday in the Church of
| berland to near Highspire. EE —————— God, Maytown, with the Rev. Ger-
Wherever one of the extension’s ald Marzolf officiating,

HONOR OF
ZEZLER
a shower
| SHOWER IN
EUGENE
Tuesday
240 bridges is to be erected, cores |yRs,
are drilled to find out how deep the |
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E’town Woman
evening
|g siven in honor of Mrs. Eugene Zel-!
[1 er, of town, at the home of Mr. and
| Mrs. Omer Hostetter, by the Merry
| Maids Class of the E, C. Church of
Hanged Herself
{ Mrs Zeller received lovely gifts.
Mrs. Myrtle G. Wolgemuth, forty, | Present were: Misses Janice Leah.
Elizabethtown R2, ended her life by | han, Christine Fausnacht, Anna

hanging herself in the cellar of her | Wenger, Velma Faust, Janet Risser,
was ’
Miss June Elizabeth Horn, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Rabo Horn, 337 North
Queen St., James R.
| Way,
were
(Emanuel Lutheran Church, with the |
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soiree farses
'ROTARIANS HAD INTERESTING
[SPEAKER AT LUNCHEON
Lancaster, and
of J. Earl Way,
married at 4 p.m.
son
Friday in

home sometime last night. Her body | Mrs. Mae Leahman, Mrs. Alice Bru- Rotary Club held their Tuesday |
| was found by her husband, Emory | naker, Mrs. "Mary Williamson. Mrs, | lune ‘heon at Hostetter’'s Banquet
| G. Wolgemuth, at 6:30 a.m. Mon- | pDegsie Heisey, Mrs. Helen Heisey, Hall, at which time Mr. James Kirk-
day. | Mrs. Mae Gruber, Mrs
| Dr. J. Hoffman Garber, Elizabeth- | Mrs. Laura Flory, Mrs, Louella Hos- | vestigation, Philadelphia spoke on
town deputy coroner, who issued a | tetter, Rev. and Mrs. Messersmith, | the History of the FBI. The talk |
verdict of suicide said he learned ny. and Mrs. Leroy Hostetter, Mrs. | Was very interesting in that Mr.
[the victim had been despondent | john Zeller and Mr. and Mrs. a ig explained the ways and |
since suffering from a nervous |fostetter and | daughter. means of tracking down espionage
Depot Will Stay
At Middletown
Air Depot
where a large num-
breakdown about a year ago.
husband, she is sur-
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Landisville, three |
brothers, Claude Ginder, Manheim;
Herman Ginder, Jr, Landisville,
and Stanley Ginder, Lancaster; The Olmsted
one sister, Miss Mildred Ginder, of | at Middle
Landisville.
Funeral from the Miller
home at Elizabethtown this
Tree
the
| Besides her
vived by her
Herman Ginder,
also | Force
town,
of Mount
[employes will not be closed, it was
the Army Air
headquarters in Washington
It Joyans are civilian
funeral |
after-| reilly stated at
| Force
[das st week in
Harrisburg to that effect.
A spokesman admitted,

noon and at Green Church
with interment in adjoining |
| c emetery.
Ed
| BOTH ARE RECOVERING Liss the
Police Officer Park Neiss, injured ing to be
James for
reply

however,
base “was go-
more or less abandoned
i.
in a motorcycle accident and .
M. Berrier, Mount Joy su-
who underwent an opera-
- flying operations.” He explain-
former field is too small to
ed that the ac-
commodate high speed jet-propelled
| tion for and B-29 planes.
at the At Middletown it
Mr. Neiss expects to return home he
pervisor,
gall stones, are recovering
General Hospital. was stated that
» base has been closed to these
about Monday and Mr. Berrier types of planes for some time.
shortly Dereatie Middletown will continue as an
ctl) Gi |
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tl +
American Legion Post
meri n jon S BICYCLIST, AGED ELEVEN
IS STRUCK BY AN AUTO
'Nominates Its Officers Kenneth Stoner,
of Mr. and Mrs
The Post No. |e, Tren 2.
185, held their August meeting last [injured at
the
eleven-year-old
American Legion was slightly |
3:30 p.m. Tuesday when
evening, at Legion | Le was struck by an automobile on
the Lancaster-Harrisburg Pike,
Nomination of officers were: Com= | hile riding a bicycle.
Chas. J. Bennett’ 1st! rhe car
| Vice Commander, Harold Bender; father was drivey by Roy Young,
2nd Vice Commander, Gerald Sheetz | Joy.
Officer, O. K. Snyder Jr, |pened about two miles north of Eli-
John K. Brenneman. | zabethtown. After treatment for
committee: Emory | hroken ribs and bruises by Dr. Al-
P.B. Heilig, | yin P. Wenger, the
| Tor. Bronson, James Shaeffer, Rob- [victim was discharged to his home.
Clyde Fenstermacher,
| Thursday
Home,
|
boy’s !
mander, according to the
and the accident hap-

Finance
| Adjutant,
Executive
| Krick, Roy B. Sheetz,
|
Elizabethtown,
lert Brown, ——— — =
| Bernard Crawford and Newton | yp 0 v ——
? |'NE PSEL BUS BEIN(
| Kendig. ew oH El r TERRE :
a ; | TRIED OUT BY THE CT(
|. Cottnty Conineil: Roy B. Sheets, A new Diesel bus arrived at Lan-
P. B. Heilig, George Leibshultz, | | caster Monday and will be given
| Paul Hipple, Benj. F. Groff, C. J.| Iseveral weeks’ trial by the Cones-
| Bennett, Geo. Keener, Ed. Keene, | toga Transportation Company, be-
| Thos. J. B. Brown Jr. and Raymond | " Tins
{ ginning Tuesday.
_ [Penvell, The bus is being used on the Eli-
Sargeant-at-arms: Pete Young
and Albert Fitzkee.
Historian, James Stehman.
a
WM. ZEAMER GRANTED
! A PENNA. LIQUOR LICENSE colored: trim.
The State Liquor Control Board | ee Ue ee
Friday heard the application for a |LOCAL FIRM GETS ROAD
restaurant liquor license of William | CONTRACT FOR A BRIDGE
|W. Zeamer, Columbia Rl. The re| A $164,284 contract was given Fri-
were no protests. Construction of
Board inspectors they had [this boro, for construction of .57 of
checked = Zeamer’s and had 4 bridge over Millers Run on U. S.
found it up to specifications required | 229 in Williamsport and
of new licenses. Dr. J. Anthony | Township.
Keller, Mt. Joy; Christ F. Reagle, | re
Columbia and William T. Myers, a | MARRIAGE LICENSES
police officer in Columbia, vouched! Paul Wilbur Grube, Manheim RZ,
for the applicant's reputation. and June R. Weidman, Lawn.
The board postponed until a later | Ray N. Swanger, Mt. Joy R2, and
date the hearing of Vincent R. and | Mabel H. Wisler, Elizabethtown R3.
Mary G. Zerphey, Hotel Vin-Mar,| Ray N, Swanger, Mount Joy R2
Elizabethtown R2, on an application | and Mabel H. Wisler, Elizabethtown
{ zabethtown run for the present. The
| is the same size and type
{as the others used on the suburban
different.
with cream-
{ lines, but its colors are
It is painted green,
|day to the Rosser
said
cafe
Loyalsock

Eve Flory, |
to a rumor in|
| LOCAL
Harrry E. Ston- | |
land, of the Federal Bureau of In-
cases, crime, robberies, etc.
Ten traveling Rotarians
Wilbur Glendale,
Snavely Jr. Charles
Swartz, Al Alven,
were: Douglas,
Calif., Jesse
Coldren, Oliver
all of Lancaster;
risburg: Robert Maderia, Henry Bu-
cher and Ezra Brubaker, Elizabeth-
Boaz G. Light, of Lebanon.
A directors meeting was held at
the home of the President,
Shaeffer on Tuesday evening.
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SEAMAN SERVING
ON THE USS CORAL SEA
David E. Loewen, seaman appren-
tice, USN, son of John J.
50 West Donegal St. is
aboard the USS Coral Sea CVB 43,
town;
Joseph

serving ga-

which is currently participating in
ithe annual Midshipmen's Practice
Cruise.
I" The Coral Sea is the third and
latest addition to the fleet in the
battle-carrier class, having been
| commissioned October 1, 1947. To-
gether with her two sister ships, the
Midway and Franklin D. Roosevelt,
|she is one of the world’s largest
carriers.
| - ED eee
F ily
‘Reunion Sunday
Fridy family was
home of Mr
Dauphin with
and
| A reunion of the
{held Sunday at the
{
|
Marlin L. Gish,
attendance
Mrs
an excellent
Program consisted of group sing-
led by Mrs. Harry E.
solo, Robert Groff;
Raymond Good; trio,
Mrs. Alvin Engle
Robert Hershey; Fridy
duet, Mildred Gish
ing,
devo-
Mrs
and
accordian
tions, Mr
Ira Floyd,
Mrs
Mr. Paris Fridy;
and Jane Helm;
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hershey
on their recent trip to California.
solo,
spoke |
caster General Hospital.
Mr. Mrs. Oscar Y
daughter Tuesday at the
Osteopathic
and
Hospital.
En
DRIVER JAILED 3 MONTHS
Charles Harry West,
Billmeyer,
of failure to stop and identify him-
self at the of an accident and
was jailed for three months in de-
fault of $200 fine and costs.
BABY BEEF SHOW - SALE
Approximately 150 boys and girls
from Lancaster County and adja-
cent counties are expected to enter
scene

and 25 at the Union Stockyards.

for a hotel liquor license. R3.
Salunga |
present |
{
Robert Lang, Har- |
Loewen of
Hershey, |
|
history,
John Hershey: |
Following the program a picnic
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en — — rr
" Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Zerphey,
Salunga, ‘a son Friday at the Lan-|
Ruhl, a |
Lancaster |
twenty-eight, |
pleaded guilty to charges |
steers in the Garden Spot Baby Beef |
show and sale to be held August 24 (a fine of $10 and costs on charges of |
IN TRAINING AS AN
AVIATION ENGINEER
Ft. Warren,
les L
Ragnar F
Avenue,
Wyoming. Pfe. Char-
Hallgren son of Mr. and Mrs
Hallgren, of 269 Marietta
training as an
the
Francis L
has begun
Aviation Engineer of Inited
States Air Forces at Ft
Warren, Wyoming,
nounced by Col. J.C. B
Commanding Officer
The
at the
School,
tong
it has been an-
Elliott,
many skilled subjects taught
AAF
such as
Aviation
repair and opera-
of automotive equipment, trac-
tors, graders, and power shovels
|used in airport and highway con-
struction, should prove of inestim-
as a future civilian oc-
Drafting,
and carpentry are
able value
ceupation.
plumbing,
other the
of the subjects taught at
| Engineer Training School.
Upon completion of his
| the
| will probably be assigned to an Avi-
training,
new Aviation Engineer
{ ation Engineer unit.
eee
‘The Local News
Very Briefly Told
Penna. Friday, August 20.
| The eighth
was held with ninety-five persons
present.
James G. Heller, aged 3% years,
near Lititz, was killed when a trac-
jor upset.
The Staleys held their family re-
| union at Big Pipe Creek Park, Md
{on Sunday.
The
led in the county in Leah Shirk, 15,
fourth polio case was report-
| of Goodsville.
Harry H. Hollenback, forty,
heim RI, was arrested for
sonating an FBI officer.
The 19th
Man-
imper-
annual Koser and Young
lreunion was held at Kauffman's
[ Park, Manheim, on Sunday.
| Bruse Greiner, with his du-
a mail carrier, is the
Washington House
along
|ty as new bar
1
|clerk at the here
Benjamin F. Zeiset Jr. ten, Den-
| ver, was thrown off a tractor drawn
wagon and died of a fractured skull.
The Joseph Charles family re-
held last Thursday at
union was
Long's Park with 115 persons pres-
ent
Typhoid claimed another county
victim in Douglas Fox, 32, New
[Holland. The disease was contract-
common drinking cup
Company, at Manheim,
500-gal
ed thru the
Hope Hose
=celved its
Marsh
of $15,000
new American
pumper at an approximate
This includes all
cost
equipment
rr re
TOWNSHIPS
FUEL TAX
BORO AND
TO RECEIVE
Lancaster County municipalities
will receive approximately $50,130
Motor
construction and main-
from the State License Fund
for highway
The
sum of
money represents the
a $20,000,000
Fuel
| tenance.
|
quarterly ap-
propriation from Liquid Tax
| receipts.
Mount Joy $694, Eli-
Marietta $437.
$757,
Joy
Boroughs
zabethtown $765,
Townships—Conoy East
Donegal $1,141, Mount $1,407,
Rapho $2,120, West Hempfield $1,096.
A ee
(cee
[DIDN'T YIELD RIGHT-OF-WAY
Mervin Arnold, Maytown garage
Iman, was prosecuted Friday, by the
Lancaster City police for failure to
|yvield the right-of-way to a pedes-
lw AS DRIVING TOO FAST
the
(at Lancaster
Hoffer, of
Among motorists
last week was E. Cal-
| vin this place, charged

|
|
(SALUNGA MEN ENLIST
Messrs. Elias E.
Dalvin B. Malehorn,
Dissinger
both of Salun-
a, have enlisted in the First Cal-
{vary for three years.
ements sais
{AT COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
| Patricia Elliott, 114 Colum-
| bia Avenue, was admitted
lto the Columbia Hospital Saturday
as a surgical patient.
| Ee. i .e.©tniLhLoo
{ALFRED DIDN'T BEHAVE
seven,
this boro,
| disorderly conduct at Columbia.
Engineer |
surveying, (§
some
soldier
For The Past Week -
The dog training season opens in
|
annual Shultz reunion |
prosecuted f
with driving too fast for conditions. |
and !
Alfred Miller, East Donegal, paid

Mount Joy Boro's Council's
ittemp for an August meeting
proved successful Monday night |
with Messrs. Eicherly, Shoop,
and Gates present
Tax collector Hockenber paid
jover $15 for auto fines and $1,476.00
of the 1M8 boro tax. He 1 ported
$4,889.50 of this year taxes out
standing
| Mr. Fellenbaum, delinquent tax
j collector, reported the collection of
76.07 from 196 duplicate
The Street committee was instruc
ted to oil part of David street and |
| one lane on High street
| . : .
| Supervisor Smeltzer reported he
needs two fire hydrants,
Same
some con-
nections, ete. were ordered
purchased
report-
10,481,000 gal-
July He
hours by
|
Pumping Engineer Schatz
{
having pumped
jos of water during
| pumped 9.931.000 in 236
motor and 550,000 in 55 hours bv
ater wheel
| Fire Chief Ray Myers reported 3
ralls during the month
Secretary Dillinger of the Board
of Health reported one case of
[ measles quarantined and one nui-
| sance corrected.
Chief of Police Neiss reported
these prosecutions: Improper pass-
ing 9, stop sign 7, reckless driving
1. speeding 3, failure to leave iden-
tification at scene of an accident 1
He travelled 240
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Brief News Fon
The Dailies For
Quick Reading
miles by motor-
Americans smoke one billion cig-
arettes daily.
Starting Monday haircuts will
cost $1.25 with ten cents more on
Saturdays, in Chicago.
Jonas Bender Jr. 33, Lancaster
shot a fox caught in a game ward-
en’s trap and it cost him $25
Control Commis
The
sion Friday
State Milk
increased the retail milk
prices 1a effective
August 20.
cents a quart
low 1 freight ear,
spilled from
halted an electric train on the Penn-
sylvania Railroad near New Provi-
dence Sunday
el eee
Everything That
Happened At
Florin Recently
Mr. and Mrs Harve Stoner, Mr
Amelia Myers and Mrs. Minni
Bates visited friends at Lawn on
Saturday evening
Mrs. Viola Bricker and son are
spending some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Ammon at Gap
Last Saturday several citizens
| boarded a bus for Philadelphia and
[then embarked for Wilmington, Del.

a six hour boat ride Enjoying the
trip were: Jay Loraw, Minnie Lo-
|raw, Ella Fitzpatrick, Alfred M
{Roth, Mildred Gebhart, Kathleen
[ McGarvey, Mae Roth, Bobby Roth,
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DOP eee
Personal Mention

Miss Nancy Smith visited Mr. and
| Mrs. Harold Barnhart at Staten Is-
land, N. Y
| Mrs. Betty L. Shotz of San Jose,
| California spent several d here
with Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Gainer
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meckley and
daughter Mary Jane are spend

a week at the Thousand Islands ant
[touring Canada
| Mr. and Mrs. Jay Barnhart and
(son Jay, Jr. and Barry and Mrs
Kate Barnhart returned Thursday
from a trip to Niagara Falls and
(Canada. At Tottenville, N. Y. they
|visite d the latter's son, Harold Barn- |
third | =
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OLDTIME
Borough Council Refuses
Request of Our C of C
Mortuary Record
"Throughout This
Entire Locality
Babe R
aged
ith, of base ball fame, died
53 years
Howard W
day,
Harry B
Fry, sixty-nine, Sun=
at Columbia.
Barr, seventy-four, at
the Masonic Homes, Elizabethtown.
Mrs. Sallie P. Mowery, eighty-
Friday at the Reformed Men=
Mrs. An-
a sister.
two
nonite Home, Lancaster.
nie Myers, of town, is
J. Warren Long
J. Warren
{heim RI1,
sixty-five, Man=
near died at
Monday after an illness of
Long,
Landisville,
11S home
six months
in East Hempfield Twp., a
late Herman H. and Lil-
Long, he was a farmer by
Born
son of the
lie Swarr
occupation and was a member of the
Church and
Landisville Lutheran
the Landisville Lions’ Club. Mr.
Long graduated from Millersville
Normal School in the class of 1904.
Surviving are his wife, Fanny
Mann Long, four children, Ruth A.
at home; Anna, wife of Stanley R.
Addison, Silver Springs, Md.; Char-
les M., Manheim: R1; and Jane, wife
of Robert K. Bair, Paradise; also
six grandchildren and two brothers,
Benjamin E., Lancaster; and H. Earl
of Manheim RI.
Funeral was held from the Koser
Na this
morning with interment in the Lan=
home at Landisville
disville cemetery.
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FESTIVAL AT
RHEEMS, SATURDAY, AUG. 28
Lall the
| tival with
|
rhythm with
evening, August 28th,
Fire Co. will present
of the old time fes-
Saturday
the Rheems
pleasures
“Something old and some-
cakewalks,
acts, newest
thing new”, with games,
004 eats with eight big
in vaudeville
Featuring Happy Johnny and
Gang, king of the Hillbillies in a
special show to celebrate his return
to the air. Roy Rogers, Broadway's
favorite comedian, also the Rigolette
Brothers and Aimee sisters, Novelty
wet and Wade & Wade, songs and
music by Roy Reber’s
etl
FIVE FIRE UNITS TEST
SALUNGA WATER PRESSURE
Members of five county fire com=-
{ panies Sunday conducted a test at
the northern end of Salunga to de-
{ termine the amount of water pres-
ure in that area in case of fire.
Wallace Miller, fire chief of the
Landisville Fire Company reported
that the firemen found sufficient
pressure and water from the hy-
drants at that dead-end section of
he ity
Besides the Landisville Fire Com=-
pal her companies participating
were from Mount Joy, Salunga,
[ronville, and Rohrerstown.
"WOMAN HURT BY
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LIONS CLUB HFLD PICNIC
MFPETING IN THE PARK
The Lions Club held their regular
meeting August 17th, in the form of
Picnic in the borough Park. The
wives and children were the invit-
ed guests, about 80 people being
preser
A good time was had by all, There
NET mes for the children, as well
ws the ad , with prizes for the
el ea
EAHRART REUNION AT LITITZ
[he annual Earhart reunion was
held at Lititz on Sunday when Les-
ter Hess, Elizabethtown Rl. was
sident. Almos Earhart,
Mount Joy R2, was the
oldest person in attendance. Robert
Beamenderfer, Mt. Joy R2 was an
usher
elected pre
eighty
SE —— eS
A FALL
Mrs. Lulu Stauffer, sixty-seven,
{hart and also spent a day at Coney |147 Manheim St, this boro, was
Island on the way home,
et er es
ltown Thursday evening.
treated at the Lancaster General
Hospital Friday evening for a frac-
Marble size hail fell at Elibabeth- | tured right wrist suffered when she
ifell on concrete.
ab