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Short Circuit The
Cause of a $1,200
Fire At Anchor
Fire blamed on a short circuit
caused damage estimated at $1,200
early Tuesday morning to a two-
story frame apartment owned by
Paul Mumma, Anchor, on the old
Rheems road.
Chief Paul Shiffer, of Friendship
Fire Co., E-town, whose company
wag called at 12:55 a. m. said the
fire spread beneath the clap-
board covering the building and
burned into the partition separat-
ing the first and second floors.
Wilbur Koser, tenant of the second
floor apartment, smelled smoke,
and with Mumma, discovered that
the fire had hroken through the
clapbrards on the exterior of the
building.
Koser and Mummy dashed buck-
ets of water on the clapboard un-
til firemen arrived. The fire in
the partition between the floors
was extinguished by use of a
high pressure fog hose thrust into
a hole that had been burned open.
Shiffer, who estimated the dam-
age at $1,200 said the building was
fully covered by insurance.
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Sico Co. Makes
Ann’l Contribut’n
To County Schools
The SICO Co. is about to make
its seventh annual contribution to
the Public School Districts of Lan-
caster County. The amount to be
distributed from the earnings of
the year 1948 is $50.624.00.
These contributions to date total
$267,124.00.
Today checks were mailed to
each School District in the County
for its share of this contribution.
Total cash contributicns made by
the Sico Co. to the surrounding
school districts from 1940 up to and
including the date March 17, 1949
are:
Coney Twp., $2,508.00; East Don-
egal Twp., $5441.00; E. Hempfield
Twp., $6,305.00; Elizabethtown Boro
$6,923.00; Manheim Boro, $6,448.00:
Marietta Boro, $2907.00; Mt. Joy
Bore, $11,160.00; Mt. Joy Twp., $2,-
895.00; Rapho Twp., $4.299.00: West
Donegal Twp., $2,139.00; W. Hemp-
field Twp., $2,493
EL
Rally of Preshyterian
Church Membership At
Lancaster Mon. Eveng.
Dr. Jesse Hays Baird, Moderator
of the Presbyterian Church, USA,
will be the principal speaker at a

huge rally of Presbyterian Church
members and their friends to be
held at 8:00 p. m. on Monday even-
ing, March 21 in the First Presby-
terian Church, Lancaster.
Plans call for a large delegation
frem each of the thirty-three Pres-
Donegal Presbytery.
Dr. Baird, who is President of
the San Francisco Theological Sem-
inary, San Anselmo, California, |
was elected Mcderator, the highest |
honorary office in the Presbyterian
Church in th U. 8S. A, in May 27,
1948. He "has enjoyed an out-
standing career as a pastor, teach- |
er and seminary President Dr.
Baird was one of the Presbyterian
delegates at the meeting of the { divorce
World Council of Churches in Am-
sterdam n 1948.
Born in Clintonville in Western
Pennsylvania, of Revolutionary |
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ROBERT GOOD AGED TWELVE
FRACTURED COLLARBONE IN
BARN AT HIS HOME
Robert Good, twelve, Bainbridge
R1, suffered a fractured collarbone
when he fell from the second |

flocy of a barn at his home on
Saturday afternocn He was then
treated by Dr. C. Stuart Smith,
E-town, and later removed in the
Fire Co. ambulance to the General
Hospital.
THERE ARE 5,572 VOTERS LESS
A total of 5572 names have been
struck off the registration lists be-
572
72
cause voters have failed to cast
their ballots in the last two years
or sign reinstatement cards.

IN HONOR OF THEIR SON
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin V. Earhart,
Elizabethtown R2, as a memoria] to
their son, Pfc. Irvin R. Earhart,
will equip an anesthetist’s office in
the new St. Joseph's Hospital.

MOST
UP~-TO-THE
‘The Mount Joy Bulle
NUTE WEEKLY
LANCASTER
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VOL. XLVIII, NO. 42
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, March 1
1949

Fire Destroyed a
Barn and Contents
Near E’town Fri.
and contents on the farm owned by
two miles west of E-town
The loss is estimated at
A barking dog owned by
ence Goodman,
called but the intense heat
them to keep their distance.
flaming structure.
Five years ago the barn on this
was destroyed
farm machinery, a feed grinder and
cf corn and bagged steer feed
ported to have insurance.
shed were undamaged.
On the way back to the
bethtown Fire Hall,
Flames flared up again on Friday
men was called
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THEFT CHARGES DROPPED:
DEFENDANTS PAID COSTS
Charges of larceny
lie McCowin and Burnie Louis Mec~

Judge Schaeffer :
request of Assistant District Attor-
y William C. Storb.
dants paid the costs.
Prosecution was brought by
State Policeman
farm implements and
IN SAWDUST DUMP
| REAR OF NEW STANDARD
dump in the rear of the New Stan-
» Friendship Fire

which w:s summoned by a watch-
a
P( WL TRYMEN'
byterian congregations comprising
I

1 ad J Earl Martin, Mt.
ions
APPLIED FOR A DIVORCE
Cruelty and indignities ar
.. Harold Myers,

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Former Principal Here
Spoke To Rotary Club
perintendent of schools,
the Rotarians on Tuesday.
| on Act 361 passed by the
| vania Legislature in 1947 concern-
ing the Consolidation of School Dis-
The Club decided to send a dele-
New York, June 12 to 16th.

talk on Ts Doctor’ Ss
Exchange forming here.
, Elizabethtown;
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£2050 FOR GUN INVENTION
Alfred A. Wolf,
received $2050 for a gun invention.
veduced the amount
Dallastown Rl,

DOROTHY KULP PRESIDENT
LADIES AUXILIARY VFW
Recently the Ladies Auxiliary
the Veterans of Foreign War
held their annual electon ag
lows:
Dorothy Kulp, president; Marian |
Forry, senior vice-president; Doris
Rice, Junor Vice-president;
Max, Chaplain; Anna Geib, 3 year
Trustee; Mary Garber, treasurer;
Conductress, Romaine Cooper;
Guard, Emma Balmer; Musician,
Sadie Alexander: office of the
retary will be filled later.
Installation of officers will
place at the April 14th meeting
Plans were discussed to sponsor
a card party in April.
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NEW LICENSE TAGS ON
AUTOS GOOD SINCE TUES.
Tuesday was the first day
could legally display 1949 license
tags on your cars And the
plates started to appear on them
The deadline for 1948 license
tags is Abril 1 and Acting Secre-
tary of Revenue, Otto F. Messner
has warned there will be no
tension of the time.
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Letters Presented
Players and Cheer-
Leaders at MJHS
Basketball letters and other
awards for the 1948-1949 season
were presented to players and
cheerleaders of Mt. Joy
School at the weekly assembly
program on Friday afternoon.
Varsity letters were presented to
these player and managers:
wood Rice, captain; William Bates.
Glenn Bailey, William Garber,
Ranck, Glenn Shupp, Jack Tyndall,
Abraham Koser, George McCue,
Gerald Wilson, James Hornafius,
manager and Ross Neiss, manager.
Minor letters and certificates
were presented to: Warren Bates,
Eugene Bender, Charles Brooks,
Raymond Harple, Henry Becker,
Jack Boyer, Gerald Estock, T
mas McGregor, Jerry Shupp, Owen
Smith, James Booth, Asher Neiss
Kenneth Nissley, Richard Boyd,
and Robert Schneider, assistant
managers
Senior cheerleaders, Mary
Krall and Phyllis Hoffman received
vold-plated megaphone charms and
certificates, while junior cheer-
leaders Marian Foerch, Jean Wag-
ner and Shirley Reheard received
varsity certificates Minor certif
icates were presented to cheer-
leaders Mary Ann Spangler, Melis-
sa Strickler, Peggy Zerphey
Beverly Myers
Ccach John Day made the
sentations to the basketball
athletic director, made the awards
to the cheerleaders. The
Joy cagers had a moderately
cessfull seascn, finishing in second
place behind E-town in Section
of the Lancaster County
School League and going to
third round of District 3, Class
PIAA playoffs where they lost
to the Wrightsville quintet.
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AUTOISTS LOSE LICENSES
FOR VARIOUS VIOLATIONS
Fcrty motorists from this section
of the state had their drivers’
censes revoked by the State
week. Among them were the |
lewing from around here:
Reckless driving: Quentin
Siegrist, Columbia R1 and Lester
Kaylor, of this boro.
Failure to appear for a hearing:
H. M. Swarr, Landisville.
Driving too fast for conditions:
Clyde K. Espenshade, E-town,
ED CAI

MESSIAH MALE CHORUS TO
SING AT MT. PLEASANT
On Sunday, March 20, at

p. m., the male chcrus from Mes-
siah College at Grantham will ren-
der vocal music in Mt. Pleasant
! Brethren In Christ Church, three
miles northwest of here. Earl
Miller ig director and Ira M. Stern
student director.
al li.
AUTCMOBILE CLUB'S PICNIC
The annual picnic of the Lancas-
ter Automobile Club will be
Thursday, July 28 at Hershey
Park, it was announced Friday
y following a meeting of the
| club's board of directors.
"BON VOYAGE"
AT LANDISVILLE MAR.
musical comedy
Former Landisville
Man Dies From
Self-made Yond
Hempfield Twp.
| evening, March 21 Special guests
| will be Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Raf-
Overlook Golf
{and Mrs. Clarence Schock, Mt.
| merly Supervising Principal of the
| Fast Donegal Twp. Schools Pro-
! been despondent fo
police learned.
AUDITORIUM MAR. 25
Girl Scouts will sponsor
i]
| structed to proceed with a space
Robert Kraybill : {
. Amos B. Ham-
{ bright, of Elizabethtown.
| from Wolgemuth Brothers, Florin.
| School enrollment for the coming
» brothers and sisters, r. Emerson Rohrer.
| Brief News From
‘The Dailies For
Pho Reading
, had a $6,500 fire.
+ city police are warning
: Mary E., wife of Rob- |
| for next Fall. The Board announ-
z Pike and Mar- |
| Kraybill, Executve Sec'y. of the
4 been clocked at 98 m.p.h. : ey 1
REMOVED TO HOSPITAL

collapsed Friday night
» Senior class play taken from patrons ne! 1 lin] 0
i : rears ago. 1e diplome wil nw
at the high school building. Monday [ ye 8 p Bg
| presented by Mrs. Flora Houseal
large barn with most | eres 4
{ Shiveman, also a member of the
she was removed to the St. Joseph's | ¢ fo 4
{ Class of 1899.
tobacco,
strasburg were des-
» United States and
{ men in authority :
|
Weddings Thruond
Our Community
During Past Week .
om re etl AI ni:
STUDENTS NAMED TO OFFICE
Welfare As. $500
| of the Walter S. Ebersole Post Ni
| 185, American Legicn, of Mount
| Joy held Thursday night, the mem=
Christian movement
Elizabethtown
Richard Brubaker |S
+ president of the | This organization was founded re-
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| community, to sponsor the sum-
Friendship Fire Co | mer playground activities in the
| @
ss Genev Ci cf Ste 5; :
and Miss Geneva A 2D: § Steelton evening March 2 | jects of a civie or welfare nature
team ye
while Mrs. Virginia Herman, girls’
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The Local News
+ For The Past Week
Very Briefly Told
Quarryville’s Memorial Park will
be equipped with lights for night |
was the last day orl
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LIQUOR SALES HERE BELOW
CTHER SURROUNDING There was another wreck on Gap |
to avoid hitting a dog.
| Myrtle E. Dietz, of Columbia.
The Church cf
old building #4 Lancaster Residents
| and are erecting fine new house of |
To Staff Gas Company
MOTORSTS HAD TROUBLE
Martin Lump,
: * | Operations of the Lancaster County
traffic violations over the week-end | Hempfield.
two cars were
shaken up when the
wrong turn and Leroy Hottenstein, | collided at a sharp curve on Wiss- |
[ plant improvement, and the staff
THE ESHLEMANS WEDDED
FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS
sincere . congratulations
are extended to Mr. and Mrs. John | LETTERS GRANTED
Union National Mount Joy Bank,
who are cele-=| Mount Joy, administrator of the es- |
fifty-eighth wedding | tate sof Howard Musselman, late of
| Mount Joy Twp.
was hel 4 at Elizabethtown Md
a | »» 3
| pecple now cn our staff,” Mr. Leib
| stated. “I am looking forward to
| working with my new friends in
W. Eshelman Jr, 1057 Buchanan

anniversary today, Paddy's Day.
Donegal Directors Mortuary Record
Hosts To Faculty; Throughout This
Board Meeting
The School Directors ol the East
| Donegal Twp. will entertain the
faculty at a dinner to be held in
the high school library Monday
fensperger, Elizabethtown, and M
Joy Mr. Raffensperger was for-
fesscr William Frey of Franklin
and Marshall will speak at the
dinner meeting.
The Board held is regular mon-
thly meeting and plans for the
new vocational building were dis-
cussed and the architect was in-
layout. A carload of soft coal for
the high school was purchased
vear was discussed and the Board
re-emphasized its earlier state-
ment that people expecting to reg-
ister beginning students next Fall
should do so now so that they
can ascertain a total enrollment
ced the following commencement
activities: Baccalaureate Service,
Sunday, May 29; Commencement,
Wednesday, June 1 The Baccal-
aureate Sermon will be delivered
by Bishop Henry Lutz, Class of
1904 The Commencement Ad-
dress will be given by Dr. Ira
Middle Atlantic States Assoc. of
| Approved Secondary Schools, of
Philade Pa Dr. Kraybhill
| graduated from this high school 50
eee
‘American Legion
Gives Local Social
At the regular monthly meeting

bers voted to donate $500 to the
wial Welfare Assoc. of Mt. Joy.
cently to provide a home for the
Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts of the
borough, and to promote other pro-
Gecrge Keener, chairman of the
Americanism Committee, announc-
ed that Ruby Helwig, Mt. Joy had
won the Am. Legion Essay contest
held recently in the Mt. Joy High
School and would be awarded the
prize of $10 for her essay on “The
U. S. Constitution”.
It was announced by the Athle-
je Committee that the Post bas-
ketball team had entered the Lan-
| caster Co. Jr. Chamber of Com-
| merce tournament
A spaghetti supper will be held
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Albert Fike, Florin, and Amelia
G. Myers, of Lawn.
Robert L. Haldeman and Elsie
M. Shenenberger, Mt. Joy Rl.
Guy M. Rohrer, Salunga and

Andrew J. Leib, manager of
Gas Ccmpany, has assumed his new
duties with a staff of seventy train-
ed Lancaster people to help him
up and carry out his program of
will be further increased in the
very near future, Mr. Leib said
“We are fortunate to have so
| many efficient Lancaster County
the industry.’
That the new Gas Company is
Entire Locality
General Hospital
pital of hypostatic
* the past nine years.

able every day,
tell you which doctors are :
to tell you whom you
will also report
low up the individual cases
BUSINESS TRIP TO NEW YORK

and Paris Hostetter,
& Sons, made
business trip to New York City the

(Turn to page 6)

Dependable Merchandise At Right Prices, Buy From Bulletin Advertisers
‘Water SystemBids
‘Were Awarded by
Mayt’n Authority
Contracts totalling $73,983 were
- < ; | awarded for the construction of a
$2.00 a Year in Advance | public water system at Maytown.
The East Donegal Twp. Munici=
pal Authority announced that the
work will start in about 10 days.
Completion of the system is ex=
pected by Nov. 1st.
A $57,093 contract for installation
| of a pumping station and about twa
miles of water main was awarded
to M. Simon Zook, of Honey Brook.
A $16.89 contract for building a
100,000 gallon water storage tank
went to the Chicago Bridge and
[ron Co. of Philadelphia.
These two companies were
among 16 concerns that submitted
hids for the project last week.
The Authority delayed the awards
until it had time to study the bids.
The Rev. John Heistand, Author-
ity chairman, said a bonding com=-
pany in Philadelphia will finance a
bond issue by the Authority. A
| schedule of water rates is row be=
ing fixed, he reported.
So far, 131 of 175 potential users
have signed up to use the new sys-
tem, the chairman reported. The
water source will be a spring on
the Irwin Glatfelter property, one
mile northeas! of
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Everything That
+ Happened At
“Florin Recently
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Florin Fire Co, will hold game
night on Saturday, March 19 at the
Florin Hall, for the purpose of
raising money for boots and rain-
| coats for the Firemen. Everyone
| is invited.
Florin Fire Co., wishes to thank
s| each and every one who has con=-
{ tributed both in time and money
Jacob | toward the purchase of their new
Fire engine, and hope all will re=
ill | spond in the future, the same as
* | they have in the past.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mumper Jr.
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
| Warren Eshleman at Emigsville,
York Co.. on Sunday.
Mr. James Metzler spent several
| days last week in Alexandria, Va.
{ visiting his daughter and family,
| Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Engle and
{ daughter, Carolyn. Mrs. Metzler,
Miss Cora Bricker of Elizabethtown
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hopple and
son, Bobby of Mt. Joy, motored to
candria to bring Mr. Metzler

home
Mr. and Mr Jacob D. Strickler
retirned home from Orlando, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bigler and
Mr. and Mys. B. F. Kauffman visit-
=| ed Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Gladfelters at
| West Lawn on Tuesday.
Mrs. R. W. Roberts of Mechanics=
burg visited with her parents Mr.
nd Mrs. N. E. Hershey last week.
The zabethtown Fire Co. Aux-

iliary entertained the Florin Fire
S| Co. Auxiliary to a covered dish so-
cial on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman en=
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Al Fike to
dinner on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Ulmer called
{on Samuel Shelly on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mumper and
children of Maytown called on Mr.
Nov One Can’ Get Mi Geo. Mumper Sr. Monday.
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Doctor Any Time: GEORGE LEAMAN AGENT
24 Hour Service
FOR DIE SELL TRACTORS
Mr. George W. Leaman, of town,

ha taken the agency for the
Sheppard Diesel Tractor.
T he se tractors amazed visitors at
the State Farm Show for their e=
conomy. dependability, and reduc=-
g operating cost
Foy ditional information on the
Sheppard Diesel Tractors call or
write Mr. Leaman
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DANCING AT LEGION
American Legion members can
enjoy n evening of dancing on
Friday and Sunday evenings at the
Legion home
Music will be furnished by
Stark's Orchestra
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Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dourte, of
Manheim R2, a daughter Thurs=
day at the Lancaster General Hos-
pital
Mr. and Mrs. Edward May, 144
rN. Market St, this boro, a daugh=
Bank and | ter on Friday at St. Joseph Hog=
of | pital.

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