Fire Co. Smoker Friday, Nov. 12; — East Donegal Class Play, Nov. 11-12;
-
E. Hempf’d School Kauffman Keller's
Board Dicsussed Expression of Our
Improvement Plan Celebration Here
$300,000 The splendor and greatness of
improvement program approved by | K. T. Keller Day in Mt. Joy on
the voters at September 30 is still on the lips of
was held Thursday night during | many of the towns people, and the
a meeting of the School Board of
East Hempfield Twp. in the
High School.
With the voters approval of the
program, a school official Thursday
night said the must first | Mr.
have its plans ception accorded him. His
State Department of
struction
floated and
They do not
warding the contracts until
ary 1949.
The bond
money for
A discussion of the new
Tuesday's election,
fineness and enthusiasm of all the
folks remain, and will continue to
remain very vivid in our
It will be of
people of this community to hear |
Kellers expression of the re-
letter
Lan-
disville minds.
interest to the |
board

approved by the
Public In- | follows:
bonds can be | Mr, Clarence Schock:
suppose you think I have been
a long time acknowledging formal-
ly the wonderful reception given
me in Mount Joy. As I told you
| when I left, I would just be get-
ting home in time to leave again,
and T am back to my office this
morning.
Perhaps the best thing I can say
about Mt. Joy is that thrill and
oy of being there has not been
{ dimmed one bit in ten days time. I
will always remember the great out-
——— i lps pouring of friendship and the
| warmth of feeling that greeted me
AUTO KILLS DOE DEFR NEAR when I stepped off that train, and
CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOME | It continued until left, I is
— | something I shal] always cherish
A 100-pound dee, killed by
auto | and I don’t believe it could ever
last Wednesday night on the Har-| be dene in a place the size of
risburg Pike, just west of the State
Detroit, or any of our large cities.
Crippled Children’s Hospital at Eli- |
before
contracts awarded. |
expect to begin a-
Janu- |
issued will provide
the construction of a
new Six classroom elementary
building in Rohrerstown and a six
room addition to the
High School, making it a
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Landisvile
junior
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| RE EB
High Spire Sewage

zabethtown, has been donated to the |
hospital, it was announced Sunday
by State Game Protector John M.
Haverstick.
Haverstick said he was told the |
killed after
one auto and landed in the path of
struck it. He
said he did not receive
deer was it vaulted over |
Citizens at High Spire boro have
onother car which
with at present. That town has a
any report as : :
Boro Authority which recently ad-
to damage to the auto
ee lS Wein
MINX FROM MISSOURI’ BY
EAST DONEGAL TWP. SENIORS
The “Minx From Missouri” a
suspense comedy will be presented
by the Senior Class of East Don-
egal Twp., high school in the May-
town high school auditorium on
Thursday and Friday, Nov. 11 and
12th. |by the Authority, property owners
would be charged $25 as a tie-in
| fee and in addition an annual pay-
Twin Daughters In | ment of $41.60 for a period of 32
Double Wed ding years,
Twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
David L. Mount Joy R1, wil} [be
be married in- a double ceremony |year.
at their home Thursday, Nov. 11 Members of our Authority and of
at 11 a. m Rachel Ann will be- | Council can preserve this informa-
come the bride of Mervin Lefev
Landis, son of Mr. and Mrs El-
mer B. Landis, Lititz R3 and Mar- |
tha Jane will be
Landis Bomberger,
Mrs. John M.
Bishop Henry E
assisted by Rev.
| vertised for bids on a proposed sew-
ler system which will cost $362,000
or more
They claim that a big majority of
the tax payers are opposed to the
proposition. They also charge that
without their knowledge.
According to the schedule set up
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According to authority members,
cesspools and septic tanks will be
under an ordinance to
end of this
condemned
Hess, passed before the

tion as we will be confronted by the
same proposition but just how soon
no one knows.
married to Roy
son of Mr. and
Bomberger, Elm.
At High Spire sewers are compul-
sory says the State Water Board as
too many residents are at present
Lutz will officiate |
Wilmer Eby, a
Bomberger,
using two small streams and the
y 0 +> Susquehanna river for their dispos-
brother-in-law of Roy L
da
one of the == i > = tu
Twin cousins of the
brides, the |
Misses melia Lot nd
Sues Joie tos wy Attended The
Mrs. Clayton Shaub, will be jun- .
‘Homecoming
David L
Ill, nephew of the brides and Hen- |
oir bridesmaids. Hess,
ry Bomberger, the bridegrooms | Approximately 550 persons at-
tended the homecoming service In
Ushers |
X | the Glossbrenner Evangelical U. B.
nephew, also will attend.
will be Joe Awight Hess and Ben | ii : =
Church, Florin on Sunday after-
B. Hess, brothers of the bride | Xi :
T : : noon. The service was part o
The wedding music will be play- . :
2 the 109th anniversary celebration
ed ky Mrs. Hayden Brubaker, aunt |
1 | of the c¢hurch the oldest of that
of the brides. A reception will {|
denomination in the county.
be held at
here for 130
Hostetter's Dining Hall,
followed by The speaker was Rev. Dr. D. E.
Young the superintendent of the
East Pa. Conference. The Rev.
John H. pastor of the
| church and Others
taking part in the were
Two Cars Crashed Rev. Ezra H. Ranck, St. Mark's
Church this boro; Rev. H. M. To-
Church, Manheim;
Fridinger from St.
E-town. A
voices
guests
open house at the home of the
brides.
a wedding trip after the reception.
ll Qe
The couples will leave on
Gable is
presided.
service
Salem
No One Is Injured i "x.
Pauls Church in
No one was injured but exten-
| gowned choir of over 125
to 2 auto- |
mobiles in an accident 6:45 |
p. m. Tuesday on Route 230 west
of Florin
Pvt. Joseph Rogan of the
sive damage was dcne
sang several selections under the
Willard D. Newton
supervisor of the
about 4 .
direction cf
who is music
: boro schools.
State
i celebration was
mis=-
The anniversary
Lancaster said the
concluded with an evening candle-
Police at
hap ceccurred when a car operated
by Frank Fshleman, 51,
pulled
diner
light service.
a a
onto the highway {rom a
parking lot and was struck WE HAD A BLACKOUT IN
driven by Richard L. THIS SECTION SATURDAY NITE
Mumper, 20, of this boro. Saturday evening Mount Joy and
Pvt. Rogan said Tuesday night | vicinity
that Eshleman told him he saw lout for quite some time cased by
Mumpers car coming but thought the failure of a transformer and
he would be able to get onto the | switches located at the rear of Ger-
highway Shoe Co., on Henry
Rheems,
by a car
experienced a total black-
in front of him. Mum- |berich-Payne
per said he applied his brakes but | Street.
was unable to hitting the |
other car. | HOME TALENT SHOW
January 1st the
soul ——— @ eee
avoid .
Damage was estimated to be | Sometime after
about $500 to Eshleman’s and about | Veterans are planning to sponsor a
$300 to the other vehicle. | home talent show. the proceeds of
——————— 0 Wiper ere | which will be donated to the
DFEDS RECORDED Scotland Schgol for their Christ
mas Party and to the Sweater
| Fund of the Coatesville Veterans
Hospital.
Joseph B., and Susan S. Hostetter,
Mount Joy, to Irvin H. Hostetter,
Mount Joy, premises in Mount Joy.
Of Interest To Us
quite a problem they are battling |
the Authority approved the project |
J Nov. 20th, starting at 12 o'clock,
MOST M
INUTE
WEEKLY I N
The Mount Joy Bulletin
— East Hempfield Play, Nov. 19-20th.
LANCASTER COUNTY

VOL. XLVI, NO 24
° MAN, ‘WIFE HURT IN CRASH
Brief News From AT UNDERPASS, NEAR FLORIN
A man and his wife were injured
hen tt tomobile skidded and
The Dailies For when their automobile skiddec ne
| collided with another car on ihe
k R hi Harrisburg Pike, at the underpass,
Quic ea g a short distance west of Florin, at
Warvidhure is |6:20 a.m lust Thursday.
i | €. Joseph Fouche,
Today it 'S | Akron, Ohio, the
possible broken

The population of Sasi iol
stilt on the increase ro !
92,443.
Smoking will be illegal in large
driver, suffered
hips and an eye-
T brow cut. His wife, Elizabeth, fifty-
Harrisburg stores and on city bus- | six, had a possible skull
ses beginning Nov. 15.
fracture
and lacerations. They were admit-
Six youths, all were ted to St.
arrested Sunday at Conowingo in a |
car stolen at Wilkesbarre.
under 15, Joseph's Hospital for ob-
servation.
State Policeman
Mary's, in Elk reported the
last Tuesday least, skidded on the
highway into the path of a car op-
erated by G. H. Seegs,
Michael
Fouche car,
Batutis
headed

The town of St.
Co., went Republican, rain-soaked
for the first time in 106 years.
One cow was killed and a second Linglestown.
[Se
wounded on the William Deardorff | eegs was as.
— —-——
farm near York Haven last Monday.
The Harrisburg State Airport at H T G A
New Cumberland was granted $20,- ow 0 el ction
On Annexation
000 in federal funds allotted during |
the month of October.
> 1 Nation: i £ i
The Fulton National Bank at I n- % frequently much
Mountville :
[sion and agitation
Mount Joy

There
| caster, purchased the
| National Bank and contemplate op-
relative to ex-
tending Boro's limits.
[Invariably a fly
Arlene Hess, |
gallon of ice
| cream from 4 to 6:40 p. m. She said
it seemed more like 80 than 8 pints. |
board at York has
carpet. They
ening a branch there
| To win a $15 wager,
ment and as a result the matter is
Jast heard of
fof Lancaster, ate a dropped, which is the
the proposal
This is invariably due to the man-
n election : : I"
A electi ner in which the proposition is made
been called on the but last and most important is the
fact that those
| celdom willing to properly compen-
| counted 664 presidential votes and to be bonshitted are
there were only 628 ballots cast.
A new
{planned at Middletown to care for |
housing project is being
sate the boro.
We feel certain our Boro Council
vacate a
110 families ordered to
at all times willing to give any
nearby government housing project.
High Spire citizens became alarm-
flashing lights on
the mountains near there. An in-
vestigation disclosed they were coon
worth while proposition due con-
[sideration but should that body be
| offered just a plain plot of around,
[some individual would reap the fi-
| nancial benefit and the Boro would
ed when seeing
hunters. ; 1 P: {hold the bag.
John 14, Mercer BY, 2 As an illustration an individual
received $5.00 per pound for his | 4 a plot of ground for a street
purebred Angus steer at the Pitts-
burgh Junior Livestock show. His
check was $5,425.00.
or requests a plot be annexed to
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MANHEIM R2 LAD FOUND
AT LANCASTER BY POLICE
Auto Demolished; Earl MecGettigcan, 13, Manheim
2, was taken into custody Fri-
Two Men Escape | day night by Lancaster police at
the Arcade Bowling Alleys as a
Two men escaped injury shortly runaway. signee
after 11 p. m. Thursday when a | According to police the by a
9 2]: ile wi emol- | : oa
1948 model automokile was dem roused the suspicions of Fred Brown
| shed when Dyer turned oh { who called police. The boy was
| oe sau. .
| Route 230 near the Pa. Railrcad| ,.. (0 the police station and
underpass, north of Salunga. Singer. of
Sing-
station and
his foster fathe Paul
23 or 1
| Manheim R2. was notified
The men, John Hamilton, 23,
Oberlin and Woodrow Godwin, 29,
treated and dis-
er later came to the
Bressler,
charged at the
Hospital.
State
said the men were driving
Harrisburg Pike. The |
Were | took the boy home.
ee
Reception Given
Rev. E. H. Ranck
twenty-five
Lancaster General
Trooper Lewis Kishbaugh
south |
east on the
vehicle went out of control of]
Godwin, the driver, police said,
climbed One hundred and
70 feet | members of St
Brethren Church
ran across the road,
Mark's Evangelical
embankment and continued
gathered
before coming to a stop on its Inited
Thursday even-
authorities | ing to welcome Rev. Ezra H Ranck
{and his family who began their el-
roof {in the church last
Hamilton,
said, suffered a lacerated scalp and
hospital
multiple abrasions and bruises of eventh year with the congregation.
the body. Godwin suffered mul- | Words of welcome
tiple abrasions. | organizations of the
| given by representatives of each. A
from various
church were
ee > — ee
a reading by
. | solo by Robert Reisch,
To Give Talks On rover Sherk,, and a duet by Mr.
land Mrs. Warren Bentzel were in-
Famous Pa. Men
{cluded in the program. Further ex-
Obtaining training in
before audiences,
Public Speaking class at E. Hemp-
field Twp. High Schocl will speak | family.
at a meeting of the Daughters of | Rev. and Mrs. Rane k
Colonial Wars next Monday noon | With words of thanks, and a period
at Hotel Brunswick. Jo fellowship followed. with refresh
| pressions of welcome were given in
|
appearing [the form of gifts. An automatic el-
six seniors in the ectric toaster and an electric mixer
| were presented to the pastor and
responded
“Famous Men of Pa.” will be ments served by the Good Cheer
the general tupic of the talks that |Class of the Sunday School
| ee etl
will include three personalities
. RESIDENTS
Zz
THREE YOUNG ME

from Lancaster. Speakers and their
Sally Zerphey on President Jomes | them were Eugene S.
Buchanen; Carl Denlinger on Bar- | Main St., Florin; John Fry Haines,
on Von Stiegel; and Helen Swarr [Columbia R1 and James Miller
on William Penn. | Gainer, 30 West Main street, this
The same program will be pre= |boro.
sented at the Landisville Lions | I
Club meeting. Miss Mary Lee | PAUL MARTIN AWARDED
$35,769.00 STATE CONTRACT
—— — eee The Department of Property and
SALE OF SEWED ARTICLES | Supplies Monday awarded a $35,769
Ladies Aid Society of West Green | contract to Paul A. Martin, of this
Tree Brethren church will sponsor place, for Maintenance building and
a sale of various sewed articles at | paving of approaches, at the Harris-
the J. B. Hostetter Store, Saturday, burg State Airport, New Cumber-
| land.
Forney is teacher of the class.

falls into the oint- |
iry to get to Columbia.
subjects include: Kenneth Miller OF THIS COMMUNITY
in Thadeus Stevens; Elaine Ging-! Nine men from Lancaster County |
rich on Benjamin Franklin; Rob- | Board No. 83 reported to Harrisburg
ert Allison on Andrew Carnegie; a for induction. Among
Dunk, Wiest |
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday
|
The Fire Company
Nomina’s Officers
The regular meeting of Friendship |
Fire Co. No. 1 was held on Thurs-
day night with 30 members pre-
sent.
The Finance committee reported
the approval of all bills amounting |
to $151.22,
The telephone committee reported
talks with the C
Co. regarding the
umbia Telephone
siren but feel
that no action will be taken
Smoker will be held Nov. 12.
The chicken corn soup supper
committee reported that about $1.-
800 would be cleared. A
lunch will be held November 16th
dutch
for those who helped.
The company authorized the
purchase of a section of suction
| hose for the pumper
The American Legion was then
granted permission to use the
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| TIDY PRODUCTS HERE
IS CLOSED TILL JANUARY 1
| Much to the surprise of many
Just prior to the holidays, usually
an incentive for its products, the
| Tidy Products Co. here, occupants
lof the second and third floors of the
Odd Fellows Hall
suspended operations. Employes say
building, have
they will be closed until Jan. 1.
| This concern just recently opened
a new plant in the southern part of
the county.
Girl Slashed: Row
At Lancas’r Hotel
Gladys Freeman, 17, Lancaster
R8 was treated at the
General Hospital
Lancaster
on Tuesday af-
ternoon after she suffered gashes
right hand and right
thigh in a fight,
the abdomen,
city police report-
ed.
Hospital
tures were
attendants said 10 su-
required to close the
wounds She was given emer-
gency office of
Dr. Paul Fletcher who notified the
Police then took her to
further treatment
half-siser, Mrs
Mary E. Jones, 18, Landisville had
told police the assailant was Hen-
ry Evans, 58, 335 North St. Lan-
caster Mrs
Evans also
treatment at the
police.
the hospital for
She and her
Jones, who sai
attempted to attack hei
charged him with aggrevated as-
sault and battery before Alderman
James . A. Forrest The offense
occured in the Esquire Hotel
Evans was arrested at 7:15 p. m.
and is being held for a hearing
before the alderman.
mie Sl lie mm
WILL HOLD MEETING AT
HOME OF ROY SHELLY
In the interest of one of the shut-
Bible Church,
shut-in will
ins of the Calvary
and in order that this
share in the inspiration of this
service it was decided to hold
the Monday night meeting in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shelly
near Milton Grove The Tuesday
night meeting will be held at 7:45
p. m. in the Church building at
New Haven and Henry Streets
el WO ——

FOR (AN AUTO RIDE
A chicken from the William Ro-
land farm, Columbia RD, got a fast
ride Saturday evening to Columbia
was found perched
when the fowl
on the roof of Roland's car when
the parked in Columbia
Mr. Roland said the hen

{merry ride since he was in a hur-
The car had for all editorial writers,
: |
chicken was
lable to et a geod hold for the trip. «
a fabric top and the
E. HEMPFIELD SENIORS TO
PRESENT “ONE WILD NIGHT”
The Senior class of East Hemp-

VAN TAKES A CHICKEN ville
AH51 will be
supper.
0 Wine we tory.
tend and will be
Afternoon, November 11,
MAN COLLAPSED ON HIS
WAY TO WORK: DIED LATER
Paul Smith, 53, Bainbridge, who
collapsed when reporting for work
at the Marietta Depot Thursday
morning died at 8:02 p. m. Thurs-
day at St. Joseph Hospital
Dr. Charles P. Stahr, deputy
coroner, said death was due to a
cerebral hemorrhage He said
Smith was admitted to the institu-
tin in an unconscious condition at
9 a. m. and died without regaining
consciousness
Smith suffered a stroke about 8
m. Thursday, family members
said, as he was alighting from an
automobile in the
the depot
Di Michael Gratch,
was summoned and afte)
parking lot at
Maytown,
adminis-
tering emergency treatment order
ed the man removed to the hospit-
al Among the survivors is his
wife Ethel, at home
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Farms Still Sell
At Banner Prices
According to several farm sales in
this locality this week, farmers are
still paying top notch prices
Robert P Akron, |
paid $567 an acre for a acre
Peter A. Gable, at
Irenviile. Edgar Funk was the aue-
Blumenshine,
farm sold by
tioneer.
Clarence Kreider,
R1, paid $14800 for a
township farm of about 93 acres
midway between Lawn and Master-
held by Roy
Wed-
sonville, at public sale
B. Keener, Elizabethtown R3,
nesday afterncon
are under cultivation; the balance
pasture,
woodland and Improve
ments include a 2-story stone and |
large barn and oth-
Walter
frame dwelling:
er buildings. Dupes was
the auctioneer
rr —— en
SALOONS WITH TELEVISION
MUST PAY EXTRA LICENSE
The State
the Liquor Control
Supreme
Board a new
saloons
source of revenue today
operating television sets must pay
for an amusement permit in addition
to their fixed license fee
em ee A A eee
Lee Ranck Head
Ot Student Council
ce Ranck ‘has been
hii of the Student Council at
Mt. Joy High School
Other officers are: John Mel-
horn, vice president;
is secretary and Gerald Fstock is
treasurel
Additional representatives
the classes are: Victor
ior: Charles Brooks, Fredine Geh-
Nissley,
Owen
from
Morris, sen-
man and Kenneth
Nancy Brooks and
sophomores; Donald
juniors;
Smith,
Hall, Landisville on Saturday, Nov. |
20th from, 4:30 to 8:00 p. m
A Philco 5 cu. ft. Home Freezer
awarded night of the
et lt
had a | PLANNING A CROW DINNER
A crow dinner is being planned
political re-
sorters, radio commentators and
thers who predicted a Dewey vic-
be asked to at-
turkey
Truman will
served
while the others eat crow.
ol
field Township high school will pre- | WOMAN IS EXONERATED
cent “One Wild Night”, on Friday
and Saturday, Nov. 19 and 20 in the Ruth S. Findley,
A jury Tuesday exonerated Mrs.
Paxtang, of any
| - op 4
(hich school auditorium at Landis- criminal responsibility in the death
| of Ronald Weidman, aged 18 months,
. ro. . .
S— { who died from injuries when his
PLEDGED TO FRATERNITY
John Henry Herr, son of Mr.
| and M+s. Harry T. Herr,
| ville, has
Theta Pi
College,
felony in agriculture
Landis-
Beta
State |
junior,
been pledged to
Fraternity Penn
where he is a
engineer-
ing.
mother was struck by Mrs. Find-
ley's car at Elizabethtown.
————— —

| UNDERWENT AN OPERATION
Mr. Eli B. Hostetter, North Bar-
hara street, was removed to the
Hospital Tuesday for an
operation the following day.
General
Shippensburg |
Mount Joy |
About 60 acres |
Court gave |
electe di
Peggy Garber |
Thome, Sally |
H
2.00 a Year in Advance
1948 s

Armistice Day

The smoke is quenched from war's dying fires. The rubble
|is being removed. The tragedy of the halocaust has been told
lin lives lost, mental suffering, financial and economic impact.
Into the far corners, the problems that follow war have disturbed
Yet the soothsayers declare that no
more will man be called to sacrifice lives, that the last conflict
|is the end of blood-lgiting. Would that such be true, but on
this Armistice Day, in 1948, those who care to make a soul-
searching analysis, know thai the words of balm must be taken
As they pronounce the claim
f “the war to end all wars”, new destructive forces are at work
that could wipe out great sections of the universe, with little
effort on the part of man.
and disrupt the peace.
| with more than one grain of salt.

{ We do not feel, however, there is no compromise in avert-
| ing another war, that we are powerless to stop its happening.
| Defeated in our minds, war would be inevitable. There surely
{is & true course to map out a way for international harmony.
Mistakes made following the First World War, repeated after
the Second World War, might lead to a Third World War. Our
duty is to seek a way to avoid these mistakes. Food assistance,
sed) help, are little compared to the lives of sons. Human need.
want, envy, weakness, are potential agents for inciting the
{ miserable to seek a better balance. War is too often the tool
{ that power- greedy men use to incite the miserable.
In this country, we are aware more today than at any time,
| that world co-operation is necessary for peace. Bring aware.
| means we have come closer to rectifying one big mistake of our
| past. Of course, peace can't be had for nothing. Each nation
must contribute in order to mdintain it. War costs more. Ar-
| mistice Day is a grave reminder of its cost.

‘The Local News Everything That

For The Past Week Happened At
yo Briefly Told Florin Recently
Columbia has increased its police | Mr. Donald Miller,
| Slims Luncheonette,

proprietor of
{force from six to eight men. announced this
Thieves broke into Smuck’s Gar- | week,
age at Marietta and
fund $10 in cash.
that he now has the agency
Philadelphia and New York
and will make deliveries to
stole eight tives | for the
| papers
| - .
| A country wide rat extermination [your door every Sunday morning.
i
[campaign is being William B. Toland,
| Office. minister of St
| While we were
planned by the | Rev Negro
Baptist
speak in
Florin Church of the Brethren
evening Nov. 13, at
Pauls
enjoying a mild | Church, Harrisburg will
[temperature Friday, South Dakota the
inch covering of snow jon Saturday
Snyder, 7:
been ill for a Mr
Lk
had a five
The neighbors of John F.
iat Mountville,
30 p.m
and Mrs. N. S. Grimm of Me-
chanicsburg; Mrs. B. D. Kiehl, of
H. B. Wittel of Eli-
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who has
{several months, recently harvested
his entire corn crop.
With an open safety pin lodged in |
h
ssophogus, a 16-month old
el ¢
| Lancaster, Mrs
|
| County girl was removed
{
{ Lancaster
| Host spital at {
A campaign to raise $1,500,000 for |
: { many went hay-wire
St. Joseph's Hospital, Lancaster, will |
start Nov. 15. A new 300-bed build- |
| | BES
from a | HERE'S ONE
Hospital to the U. of P. | oF
Philadelphia
FOR THE BOOKS
MISLEADING PREDICTIONS
It wasn't so very unusual when
on Dewey's el-
when Old Man Nature
bawled up then its something.
ection but
ing is being planned 4
pn pa Commentators and weather fore-
| Miss Marion Rutt, the daughter |
| [ M { Avs. Thus Rutt. New j2 isters predicted much colder
0 vil dang i Se us i Ne .
: : weather for yesterday, Wednesday
Haven St confined to her home | . : Ad
{ Nov. 10
because of illness | :
Instead the thermometer was in
D'Agostino, sold his shoe
Joseph he 70° . t
. 4 | the S, the writer saw SIX garter
business at Elizabethtown ! g

Ann Nissley and Gerald Wilson, |Yepair | kos (and he wasn't drinking)
freshmen land then opened atioflie: Shop ay killed Ave of them and here we ate
Class officers elected ate Court decision he we ord: red 0 { this morning with the thermometer
Seniors: John Melhorn, presi- |close. | a0 rim Yovk vaio at:
dent: Glenn Bailey, vice president; Tey iy a To heard ok ado
Corn to pore 2) [UNION NATIONAL MOUNT Joy [°° Sow Mums fe
== We = BANK DECLARES DIVIDEND a met fri
TURKEY SUPPER NOV. 20 AT The divectors of the Tnton
LANDISVILLE FIRE HALL National Mount Jov. Bank declared Week's Birth Record
Ladies Auxiliary of the Landis- |; semi-annual dividend of five per-
Volunteer Fire Company, will! cent payable November 15 at their Ir. and Mrs. Don E. Peifer, 1927
serve a turkey dinner at the Fire | meeting held Wednesday, Novem- | Rt Sixth street, Harrisburg an-
| ber 10. 1948 nounce the birth of a daughter Dora

This payment represents the 162nd | Jeanne, Sunday, Nov. 7. Mrs. Peifer
{consecutive dividend paid by {will be remembered as Jeanette
{the above institution which was! of Sal Mr. Peifer grad-
organized as a National] Bank on iuated in the « of 38 M.J.H.S.
September 21, 1865 Dividends Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nentwig, of
have been paid continuously since | Florin, a son at the Lancaster Os-
Nov. 15, 1367 teopathic hospital Tuesday.
I —_— a, rr ee A Ee meme
PROSECUTED FOR FAILURE
KEFP ON THE RIGHT
l report of the
25 Attend Legion
ramg to a

Auxiliary Meeting ite P Pore two cars collided at
ville Mennonite Home on
Tuesday evening the November Wednesday when an auto driven by
meeting of the American Legion Clarence Siegrist, fifty, Columbia
Auxiliary wa held at the Legion |R1, got cut of control on the curve
Home with twenty-five members | and crossed on the north traffic lane,
lin attendance He was prosecuted for failure to
Plans were discussed for a card keep to the right. A passenger in
party for Tuesday, December 7th, |the other car sustained several rib
to be held at the Legion Home. fractures
Pinochle, 500 and Bridge will be verses 4 messes suet
a table. | THEIR TRADE NAME
A turkey will be given as the door | Hulda I. Forney, Elizabethtown,
prize and tickets for turkeys will be |and Mary Wolgemuth, this boro, to
sold at the party name Lincoln Restaurant for
Christmas donations sent | general restaurant and bowling al-
(Turn to page 3) ley at 79 E. Main St, Mount Joy.
played with two prizes to
{use the
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