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The Mount Joy Bulletin
COUNTY

VOL. XLVIII, NO. 52
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, May 26,
1949
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Schedule of Events
Mount Joy's big "old

tion is al
ishioned" Memorial
Day celebra-
most at hand with all plans made and a few spots to be
“polished” befc re all arrangements are final and ready for
the running off

Mt. Joy H Hi School
Commencement
Thurs. Evng. at 8
The sixty-fifth
mencement exercises of
Joy High School will
this Thursday evening,
8 o'clock.
Dr. D. L. Biemesderfer, Presi-
den of State Teachers College of
Millersville will deliver the
dress. He was a former principal |
annual com-
Mount
be held on
May 26 at
ad-
of our schools.
The graduates are as follows:
Glenn Lamar Bailey, Elton R.
Bomberger, Clark Edgar Derr,
Kenneth Lorrell Drohan, Wm.
Charles Garber, Jr., George Calvin
Germer, Charles Clayton Heisey,
Leroy Auker Hess, Donald Eugene
Leedom, Paul Allen McGarvey,
John Wolgemuth Melhorn, Victor
Lewis Morris, Lee Allan Ranck,
Elwood Keith Rice, Donald Shupp,
Donald Henry Starr, John Edward
Tyndall, Jane Marie Anderson,
Mable Irene Baltozer, Nancy Jane
Brown, Helen Marie Detwiler,
Margaret Ellen Garber, Ruby Mar-
tha Helwig, Phyllis Joan Hoffman,
Doris Mae Hummer, Mary Jane
Krall, Elizabeth Joyce Greiser,
Mary Jane Kathryn Long, Corrine
Yvonne Markley, Vivian Jean
Meyers, Dolores Rote Miller, Jean
Elizabeth Mumper, Miriam Ear-
hart Shelly, Anna Ruth Sherer,
Dolores Wilson.
Duff Signs Bill To
Boost Pay of State
Election Officials
Election officials will receive fees
under a new law signed Tuesday
by Gov. James H. Duff.
Affecting all counties except the
Philadelphia and Allegheny, the
new law allows county election
boards to fix the rates depending
on the number of ballots cast or a
number of votes recorded on vote
machines.
At present judges cf election re-
ceive $6 and other officials $5 in
districts with voting machines.
The new rates can range be-
tween $7.50 and $20 for judges, $6
and $17.50 for inspectors and clerks
and $5 and $15 for machine
spectors, depending on the number
of votes.
The rates in districts
in-
with pa-
per ballots ranges between $6 and |
will re- |
$10. However, officials
ceive $2 additional for each 100
paper ballots cast above the first
100. The limit of $27.50 for judges
and $25 for others also is imposed. |

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LOCAL CORP. IS GRANTED
STATE CHARTER
The Leaman - Evans Co. Inc,
208 East Main St., this boro, in-
corporated for $20,000 to deal in
tractors, farm equipment and im-
plements. Incorporators are G.
W. and Grace Leaman, of town,
and George P. and Marie S. Evans,
of Hellam, R1, York County.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Norman D. Lease and Alice E.
Carter Long, both of Maytown.
Norman A. Housea] and Naomi
Julius, both of Maytown.

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The annual Memorial Day Ser-
vices will be held at the Mount Joy
Cemetery at 10:00 A. M., and at
11:00 A. M. at the Eberly Cemetery.
These Services are being conducted
by the Walter S. Ebersole Post No.
the American Legion, and
| the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
| No. 5752.
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The following is the program
which will be held at the
cemeteries:
Parade from the entrance of the
to the plot for the pro-
America, To be sung by the
audience; Invocation, Rev. Mec-
Gregor; Address, Rev. McGregor;
Decoration of the Graves; Salute
the Dead, Firing Squad; Star Span-
By the Assembly;
above
cemetery
gram;
gled Banner,
Taps.
We
these services.
Memorial Day Parade
Parade will move at 3:30 P. M,,
starting with the blowing of the
siren. Moving of parade may be
prolonged due to some organiza-
tions, participating in similar pro-
grams in surrounding towns.
The Parade will be headed with
Roy B. Sheetz as Chief Marshall,
and Charles J. Bennett, Jr, Com-
of the Walter S. Ebersole
185 of the American Le-
gion, Charles Bailey, Com-
mander of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Post No. 5752, The
following will be the parade forma-
invite everyone to attend
mander
Post No.
and
as his aids.
tion:
ORDER OF MARCHING
DIVISION NO. 1: Chief Marshall,
Roy B. Sheetz; Aids: C. J. Bennett
Jr., Commander of W. S. Ebersole
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WITNESSED DOUBLE
AT PHILA. SUNDAY
In addition to a
others who went by auto, a crowd

HEADER
number of
of thirty-two base-ball enthusiasts
went to Philadelphia Sunday at
which time they witnessed the
double header between Connie
Mack's Athletics and the world’s
Champion Cleveland Indians.
To the delight of all, the A’s
copped the twin bill. This crowd
made the trip in Clayt Newcomer's
Miss Rapho Township.
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FARM WOMEN SOCIETY NO. 8
MET AT DONEGAL SPRINGS
Mrs. Levi Nissley, Mrs. Lewis
Bixler, Mrs. H. W. Crouse, Miss
Anna Mae and Miss Ruth Eby
were hostess to the Farm Women
Society No. 8 at the Nissley Farm,
Donegal Springs.
Taking part in the program were
Miss Frances Nissley, Miss Alice
Nissley and Mrs. Robert Forney.
The society will take a tour to
Wagners Gap on June 18.
street A ict. site
JOSEPH HOOK PAID $600
FOR TOP COW AT SALE
The 75th Garden Spot Holstein
sale was held at Willow Street on
Thursday when eighty head sold
for $25,975.
The top price cow consigned by
Lester Hach, Carlisle, was pur-
chased by Joseph A. Hook, Mount
Joy for $600.
Londa Zurin Jr, Mount Joy Rl,
also made a purchase at this sale.
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FROSECUTED AT LANCASTER
Lancaster police prosecuted nine
motorists one day last week.
Among them was Norman Kolp, of
this place. He was charged with
failure to yield the right of way to
a pedestrian,

Exercises at East
Donegal June 1st
The fifty-fourth annual com- |
mencement of East Donegal Twp.
High School at Maytown is to be
held Wednesday June 1 at 8 p. m.
The program follows:
Processional, Jane Leedom;
Rev. Henry Garber,
Mennonite Church;
Address of Welcome,
Class President:
Fisher; Oration,
our
Sollenberger; Vocal
Solo, Norma Jean Shank; Oration,
“Strengthening Our
Study”, Helen Snyder;
Haze] Miller; Oration,
ment of the Extra Curricular”, by
Raymond Good; Clarinet Solo, An-
ita Swords; Address, Dr. Ira Kray-
bil] 99; Presentations of Awards;
Presentation of Diplomas; The
Star Spangled Banner; Benedict-
tion, Rev. B. E. Thuma.
The Commencement
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Activities Of Our
vocation,
Joy Class
Chorus;
Wolgemuth,
Solo, Gloria
pansion of
Mary Jane
Piano,
School
Courses of
Piano Solo,
“Develop-
Local Boy Scouts
On May 14-15 twenty-one boys
and three leaders hiked to Lawn |
near Mt. Gretna, on a week-end
camping trip.
May 20,
a very successful food sale at the
the Market House. The
from the sale will help pay
of the Camp Chiq-
uetan for They
Memorial
the
Friday, the scouts had
proceeds
scouts fee at
will
Day to
a week.
have a stand on
help make
fund. The
Chiquetan the
31st.
Al] scouts will participate
Memorial Day parade and
help direct traffic. They will at-
tend services at the Mt. Joy
Eberle Cemeteries.
Mr. Herman Boyer will take a
scout on a cruise down the Chesa- |
peake Bay. This scout will be
picked by the leaders as a scout
of outstanding leadership.
Hi School Alumni
Banquet June 3rd
The Mt. Joy High School Alum-
ni Association will hold its annual |
banquet on Friday, June 3rd in
the High School auditorium. The |
dinner will be served at 7:00 p. m.
followed by music for dancing fur-
nished by Jim Hendricks and his
orchestra, who will play from 8:30
to 11:30 p. m.
various prizes will be awarded in-
door prize and
money for
boys will go to
week of July
in the
also to
end

cluding a spot
dance prizes.
pregram committee consists of:
Mrs. Vera Albert, chairman; Nor-
man Linton Jr.; James Roberts and
Betsy Bigler. Lester Hostetter is |
president of the and
other officers are Jack Breneman, |
vice president;
treasurer and Christine Weidman,
secretary.
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BANKS CLOSED MONDAY
Both the First Nationa] Bank and
association
Trust Company and Union National |
closed |
Day,
Mount Joy Bank will be
all day Monday, Memorial

May 30th.

In-
- I mileage basis and use of
Jay |
“Ex-
Plans”, by |
address will |
part |
also |
camp |
Camp |
24- |
During the evening | ¢
The decorating and |
Arthur Sprecher oo
|
Mt. Joy Will Get
$685 From State
Motor Fund Money y
the |

Amounts that borough, and
|
J
townships will receive in the quar- |
State
an=
terly distribution from the
| Motor License
| nounced.
Allocations
Fund were
road
funds |
are made on a
the
is limited to street, road and
bridge construction, maintenance
|
the |
|
land repair. |
Amounts to be
Boroughs
distributed are:
| East Petersburg, $297.95;
bethtown, $1,174.38; Manheim,
; Marietta, $432.41; Mt. Joy,
$685.86; Washington Boro, $176.06.
Townships
Donegal, $1,154.76, Mt. |
Rapho [
Donegal, $644.72; W. Hempfield, |
$1,052.91. |
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Eliza- |

East
$1,408.95;
Joy,
$2,124.60; W. |
ll Aree
| NEIGHBORS PLANTED CORN
| FOR INJURED MAN
Work
and
had |
E-town |
Men's
Church
| neighbors of David Koser, Jr.
Members of
| Group of C
the
newago
at his farm near
week
[ ki and planted his corn.
foe en
|
tractors and two teams
were used on the project to aid
Koser, who recently was hospital-
ized by an eye injury.
Refreshments were served by
| Mrs Mrs. Elma
| Mrs. Harry Aldinger, Mrs. Herman
Brandt and Mrs. Mary Reichenbach
{to the following Paul
Kaylor, John Joseph
Huntzberger, Sr.,
| ger, Sr.
Koser, Ebersole,
workers;
Berrier,
Glenn Huntzber-
Huntzberger, Jr.,
Brubaker, Ab- |
Kettering, |
Gibble, |
Joseph
Ober, Harold
Eberscle, Daniel
Aldinger, Mervin
Estep, Roy Brandt, Luke
Samuel Brandt, Clayton
David Shelly, John Lis-
Fackler, Elvin Keener,
| Roy Reiber, Earl Dowhower
| iin Hajdenan,
| DA I —
Irvin
ner
Harry
| John
Brandt,
[ollinger,
| key, LeRoy
and
|p. R. R. TRAIN WAS STALLED
{AT PASSENGER STATION HERE
i A
| Railroad
west bound Pennsylvania
mail train was stalled for
lover an hour Monday evening at
| the Mount Joy station when two
[of its motors were burned out.
The train, which also carried
6:45 p.
an aux-
halted at
m. and it was 8:15 before
passengers, was
from |
|iliary engine was secured |
| Harrisburg and the trip continued. |
The disabled engine was towed to
Harrisburg for repairs.
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Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. Geig, 160
| W. High St, Maytown, a daughter
| cn Saturday at St.
| pital.
Mr.
Donegal

James
Hos-
Joseph's
Glen Bickle, 1 E.
this boro, a daugh-
Mrs.
Street,
and
ter Friday at Columbia Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zimmer-
man, of Pitman, N. J.,, announce
[the birth of a daughter at the
| Underwood Hospital, Woodbury,
New Jersey.
Mr.
Zimmerman is a former res-

{ident of town.
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STRICKLER REUNION, JUNE 16
The 37th annual reunion of the
Strickler clan will be held at
| Long's Park near Lancaster, on
Thursday, June 16. The complete
| program will be published, in these
| columns at a later date.

| farm workers
| guish
East Donegal
‘Promotion Will Be
Held On Tuesday
The annua] promotion exercises
of the ninth grade will be held in
the school auditorium Tuesday
evening, May 31 at 8pm A
class of fifty-seven will receive the
promotion certificates. They are:
Eugene Raymond Raber, Charles
J. Winters, John S. Singer, Law-
rence D. Weaver, Paul F. Wagner,
Charles R. Keller, Wayne L. War-
ner, Stanley L. Murphy, Charles
I). Drace, Jeannette Ginder, Ruth
G. Whisler, Erma E. Esbenshade,
Harold Leese, Harold McKain,
Thelma R. Alleman, Stella M. Al-
iemen. Patsy Ann Smith, Betty
Jane May, Ella Lorraine Barnhart,
Henry C. Brown, Glen IL. Arnold,
Richard C. Schatz, Florence Lapp,
Mary A. Cavanaugh, Jacob H.
Clark, William
Adella Dohner,
E. Ortman,
Wolge-
Don-
Hank, Margaret I.
. Dramel, Helen
Far! C. Levan, Mary
Far] R. Swope, Marian L.
muth, Martha E. Wolgemuth,
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ee el
LIGHTNING BLAMED IN
DELAYED ACTION FIRE
A bolt of lightning which struck
the Henry
R2, dur-
electrical
for starting a
barn

wiring of a barn on
Hackman farm, Manheim
ing Sunday nights
storm was blamed
fire which broke out
about noon Monday.
Hackman
in the
said he believes the
chicken
| insulation on wiring, in a
house section of the barn, was
burned and smoldered during the
night. The fire broke ont in ceil-
ing joists.
Members of the family and the
to extin-
any serious
However
managed
before
caused.
the blaze
damage
the Mount
summoned
ture to make sure
extinguished.
The fire caused about $50 dam-
age Hackman said. Several hun-
dred chickens in barn were
was
Joy Fire Company was
and checked the struc-
the fire was
the
{ unharmed.

School Districts
Reimbursed On
Tuition Expenses
uition Exp
Lancaster County School Dis-
tricts will receive from the state,
July 1, as reimbursement for ele-
mentary and secondary tuition dur-
ing the 1947-48 school year the
following amounts.
Reimbursement is based on the
reimbursment factors of the dis-
are different
and complicated to determine.
Instructional costs per child
as well as overhead costs,
trict all of which
are
figured,
teaching unit, etc, to arrive at
the “reimbursement
Appended are the per
Conoy Twp. $326.06; East
$33.41; Elizabeth-
town Boro, $15245; Mt. Joy Twp.
$2,272.34 Rapho Twp, $1,498.89; W.
Donegal Twp., $1,843.05; W. Hemp-
field Twp., $3,671.56.
Only districts which spent mon-
attending
factor.”
amounts
district:
Hempfield Twp,
ey on tuition for pupils
schools in other districts will re-
reimbursements.
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LOCAL 4-H CLOTHING CLUB
ELECTED OFFICERS THURSDAY
Miss Janice Breneman was elect-
ed president of the 4-H Clothing
Club at a meeting Thursday eve-
ning in the home of Shirley Sweit-
Mount Joy RDI.
ceive
zer,
Other officers elected were Miss
Sweitzer, vice president; Miss Jan-
et Breneman, secretary; Miss Kay
Zimmerman, song leader; Miss
news re-
Rosenfeld,
Zimmerman,
Miss Agnes
Genevieve
and
game leader.
Miss Yvonne Cook and Mrs. John
Musser, leaders, and all 15 mem-
bers were present.
The next meeting will
porter;
held
be
at 1:30 p. m. Thursday, June 9 in
the home of Miss Mary Musser.
en ce 0 limes
ASSIGNED TO GUAM DUTY
Pvt. Walter C. Campbell, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Camp-
bell, Bainbridge RD, has reported
to Marbo, Guam where he is now
stationed with the 77th Ordnance
Base. He previously completed
Army automotive school of Atlanta,
Georgia,

Two Men Fined,
A Third Is Jailed
By County Court
The
three
county court disposed of
last
prison
local cases week, send
ing one man t and placing
fines on two others.
Six Months
twenty-four
Jailed for
Wade H
zabethtcwn, R2,
public
Eli-
pleaded guilty to
Burg,
indecency and was sentenc
ed to from six monthg
in the county
fined $50.
Violated Motor
Phillip Young,
$100
erating
Lo one year
prison He also was
Law
Florin, was fined
after pleading guilty to op-
an automobile while ‘hic
driver's license was suspended.
March 19
Hi
He was apprehended
by Mt. Joy borough police.
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Farm Buildings
Destroyed By Fire
farm farm
located near owned
by Dr.
destroyed by
ing. The
damaged before

buildings on a
Mastersonville,
Marietta,
Thursday
farmhouse also was
the blaze was ex
Manheim
Four
Simons, were
fire
tinguished by and Lawn
firemen.
even- |
The Local News Mortuary Record
For The Past Week Throughout This
Very Briefly Told Entire Locality
Conner, 69, at

i Marietta’ . 1d im- | Anna
| hers fifteen xy ye { C
{ Lancaster City ha i1-| Mary S, wife of David E. Givler,
6d on parking mete: t Fast Petersburg RD. She was 69.
| The Manheim Water Co. applied |
| in increase in rate i Robert Shellenberger
| At Lancast mal wed | Robert Eugene Shellenberger, the
{810 ana costs for drown | three week old son of William
| Robert E. Germer, this | d | Robert and Ruth Elizabeth Krall
| his driver licen the | Shellenberger, Manheim RD2, was
i State found dead in hig crib by his par-
| There are sixty-nine pupil it ! Death was due to an in=
| this years graduating { Man- | testinal obstruction. Besides the
| heim High Schoo [ parents, the child is survived by
Columbiy ed a ordinance | ne sister Barbara Ann Shellen-
{ prohibiting trailers or trailer camps | Derger, at home Also surviving
! locating in the bore re the paternal grandparents, Mr.
The E-town fire company will {and Mi William Shelllenberger,
sell its fire truck which the Manheim R2; and the maternal
| has been condemned idparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Paul O. Pryer d 10, was | Krall, Manheim RD1
| drowned while bathing in a qua i ——
i hele at Columbia Tuesd | Wesley L Greider
Chester Roy McCorkle xty- Wesley L. Greider, eighty-six, of
three, Lancaster, took 100 aspirin | the Welsh Mountain Mennonite
tablets and died a few hours later | Home, New Holland R2, died Fri-
St. Joseph's Hospital at Lancas- | day at the home after a year's
ter grad cli enty- | illnes: He was born in Landis-
seven nurse The General will | ville, a son of the late Jacob and
graduate forty-two Annie Lane Greider and was a
John Oberholtzer, forty-six, of | member of the Mennonite Church.
Manheim RD 3 was badly injured (Turn to Page 4)
when a car under which he ————— ee
working, fell off the jack
The chanber of com . Everything That
Lititz, is conducting a 1
nation contest for | On H
boy turned in 71 rat tail 4 appened At
A blind man labored eighteen
mons in acinar cr Florin Recently
Lancaster. Thursday a
[truck went out of control, ruck Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Heisey of
oh kod hot Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mil-
er of Rheems, called on Mr. Sam=-
ue] Shelly on Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Buller and daughter
Baccalaureate at

Fire Chief Richard Myers, Man- |
heim. aid the five eviderd] Maude and granddaughters, Joy
Eroke out about 7:30 p. m. in a | M. H S. May and Joan Buller, Mr. and Mrs.
large frame barn on the farm now | aytown igh John Kissinger and sons of Lancas-
tenanted by Mr. and Mrs . Floyd ter, Mr. and Mrs, Ear] Gerlitzki and
Lerch. He said the barn co Tt baccelaurente serviees Will | doughiers, spent Sunday at Phila=
tained farm implements and a | be hel Bune XY evening May din delphia visiting the Zoo.
1937 mode] automobile, all olf pone I wp, high sof a Tie Vir. and Mrs. John Bender Jr. and
which were lost. } formun I ( y aie. Va laughter of Rowenna, Mr. and Mrs.
Other buildings lost in the blaze Bish : i oD Cay | Norman Mateer and son of Mt. Joy,
were a corn barn and tobacco shed ar BOR] ‘ i he called on Mr. and Mrs. George
which were both attached to Yul wa Yt bor i the Mumper Sr. on Sunday.
barn, and a pump house located |p po He will be Mr. and Mrs. Martin Liggins, Mr.
nearby. 4 a 1 : RL ne ; i ; k iat] nd Mrs. Jack Liggins were Monday
The fire apparently was caused the Mav! Gi hay i oo supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil=-
by defective wiring. Myers had ho fa = rw liam Brian at Mount Joy.
said, and damage was estimated at | R ich Ev Mr. Martin Ney who purchased
$19,000. The loss is covered bY | pees fe | DC Speed Reheard Garage
insurance. Eas y will open for business on Saturday,
—— eee it eh en Hh Reid ; Evangelical May 28th. Mr. Ney will offer the
RAISE FUND TO PROVIDE Bre Ro Gal Mae | Texaco service, also repairing,
BOY WITH ARTIFICIAL LEG Maytown Church of God; Antl iy oo ish => wt
Relatives and neighbors are | «p, Yanactare Clavdon nin In lor Service an Bee
contributing to a fund to buy a hy — Sor op . yo 4 pairing. Read the advertisement.
artificial leg for four year old Jay Righteousne Bishop Henry Lutz Rev. Gerald Marzolf, of Maytown,
Gish, E-town RD2. | Mt. Joy Mennonite An. | S018 at the George Mumper home
Jay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paull eme bv Junior Glee Clul “Tosy n
L. Gish lost his lett lez when he | ov « I Drs | Saturday, June 11th, the dwelling
was caught in a feed mixer on | Might Fortre or God: Hvimi md pe onal property of Howard
the Martin Cope farm near Rheems | Benedict I Beicl Choral Musselman will be held on the
April 2. He spent several week Benediction “The Lord BI Vou | Promises.
in the hospital and now is con-| and Keep Y G Clul The festival season is coming up
fined to his bed at home. an Ot and from previous reports the first
The tot has been presented a will be held Saturday, June 11
toy automobile, one of the first of the Hall Association.
a line of a new products develop- yy
ed by the Hubley Mfg. Co. Lan- LOCAL NURSES GRADUATE
caster. It was presented by FROM GENERAL HOSPITAL
Martin C. Dellinger, president of Orlo M. Brees, a member of the
K-D Mfg. Co., which makes top lew York State Legislature since
for the cars. 1940, will be the speaker at the
—— YD err 15th annual graduation of the
Prosecutions And
Mishaps Reported
By Our Policemen

] Vv. F. WW. Scho f Nursing of the Lancaster
Bud. a General Hospital, to be held this
y" I'hursday in Hensel Hall, Franklin
nd Marshall College.
oppy Among the members of the grad-
ating cl are Marian E. Bru-
, MEMORIAL DAY | taker. Mount gi Erb, E

Susann

i
1 1 Ww 1 rou Mio.
Chief Park Neiss prosecuted | Toda ina every ( this week 1 : tl Wi Ne B® in rey: Bess
William C. Sauerwalt Morrisville, {is Po Day!! ‘The t pl ot 1 dl 8 Cravhi
Buck Co., for no inspection sticker; | of tl Flanders Pc Wi Pet 1 Rachel §.
Robert F. Nation, E-town, Pa. | t duced 28 yeal as & ymbol senate
improper passing. Both wer jor critic 3 ou ' COMPLETED HIS COURSE
summoned before Justice of the { a a hd as an endeavor to help James P. Stehman, of this place,
Peace Thomas B. Brown. [he fan {th i 1 ected a course in poultry di-
Stanley Palmer, Philadelphi 1, | Y I cha hi } : nutrition, conducted by
improper passing; Harry Ebersole j red flower means a smi on ti the Whitmover Laboratories, in
Elizabethtown, R2, stop sign: Done [face of ti disabled veterar » Pa
aié Bilhime, Miud'eburg RD: the | who mad t to u I James is son of Mr. and Mrs
failure to answer parking ticket. j acuve ok 1 ! brar Paul . Stehman, Marietta Ave. :
All were summoned for a hearing | cl lant ! deed ———
before Squire Hockenberry. La I X ! “| PRIZE WINNING DRUM AND
Invesigated Accidents { cause. BUGLE CORPS COMING HERE
Samuel Ney, Marietta, RD1, was | The local Post No. 5752, of tl I'he Drum and Bugle Corps of
prosecuted for a stop sign violation Veterans of Foreign W WIth | Hershey P American Legion won
at South Market and Main Sreet | the cooperation patriotic busi- | p t Dallastown recently.
after colliding with a car driving |nessmen are backing the “Buy A This same organization will par=
east on Main Sreet, driven by | Popp drive Se tic our big parade here on
Samuel Zeiger of Summerdale, Pa. |page advertisement and Viemorial Day
The accident occurred Sunday | POPPY! te
(Turn to Page 2) - BIG DROP IN EMPLOYMENT
rn en AUXILIARY GOES TO DENVER There was a decrease of 27,000
ATTENDED BANKERS MEETING Next Wednesday evening, June | ample ves in industry in Pa. in Ap-
Mr. Carl Krall, Cashier of the | 1st, the American Legion Auxiliary | yi] in comparison with the pre=
Union National Mt. Joy Bank, at- a! be entertained by Denver unit | ceding month.
tended the session of the Penna.| at Denver. ems emi A A
Bankers Assoc. at Atlantic City, Members are asked to meet at State Police arrested 3 Phila=
N. J. last week. He was accom-
panied by his father, H. H. Krall
and My. H. N. Nissley.
Newcomers Service Station at
for three thefts of
Lancaster County
SIX | delphia men
o'clock where they will chickens from
bus, |
proceed by

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