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voL. XLIX, NO. 1
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, June 2, 1949
$2.00 a Year in Advance

New Cattle Firm;
Keystone Holstein
Sales Incorporat’d
Recently the Keystone Holstein
Sales, Inc. came into being here.
The incorporators are Clarence E.
Lyons, Manager, Mount Joy; Lloyd
Derr, Mount Joy R2; Oscar Han-
son, Robert S. Weidler and Paul
H. Engle, of Palmyra.
This new corporation is already
up and doing. At present the ne-
cessary foundation excavating
being done for a very modern and
up-to-date cow and sales barn.
The structure will be 66 x 120, two
stories high and built of concrete
block. Ira Wolgemuth the
contract for the carpenter work.
The Keystone Holstein Sales,
Inc. plan on holding monthly sales,
finding new owners for approxi-
mately sixty head of cattle per
sale. They will handle local and
Canadian cattle and
from various breeders.
is
has
consignments
It will be their aim and effort to
supply purebred Holstein
tion stock for breeders.
They contemplate holding their
initial sale in the new location, the
Clarence E. Lyons
jately east of our
founda-
farm, immed-
boro, Route
230 some time in Oct. of this year.
We bespeak unlimited success for
this new corporation.
Plans For Annual
Party GOP Ladies
Maytown June 11
The 20th annual garden party, of
the Women’s Republican Club of
Lancaster City and County will be
held on 11 at the home of
George R. Drabenstadt, Maytown.
Special attractions will be an or-
gan recital in the garden and mu-
sic by a string ensemble during the
and Cards
will be played, supper served and
a fortune teller will be on hand to
add interest.
Approximately 1,000
expected.
Bus service will be available.
Tickets may be obtained at the
headquarters, 7 E. Orange St. The
bus will leave at 1:00 p. and
return at 11:00 p. m.
Mrs. Henry B. Earhart, chairman
and Mrs. Charles C. Hicks, co-
chairman, will be assisted by the
following committee chairman and
members: Mrs. Chester M. Wool-
worth, Mrs. Charles B. Long, Mrs.
S. R. Zimmerman, Jr., Mrs. John
Hartman, Mrs. Clifford Backstrand,
Mrs. Samuel E. Meister, Jr. Mrs.
Bernard J. Meyers, Jr.,, Mrs. Otto
Messner, Mrs H. C. Kreisle, Miss
Sarah Ann Stauffer, Mrs. Harry
Metzler, Mrs. I. D. Diller, Mrs.
George E. Blumenstock, Mrs.
Christopher Demuth, Mrs. C. B.
Keller, Mrs. John Willits and Mrs.
Marie Gross.
The Local News
For The Past Week
Very Briefly Told
Gas stations added that extra one
cent tax on gasoline on Tuesday.
There were 106 in this year’s
graduating class at Elizabethtown
College.
An 18-months-old child at Lan-
caster, choked to death on a piece
of pretzel.
A young deer halted traffic near
the old fair grounds, this side of
Lancaster Tuesday.
Howard Strasbaugh, of Maytown,
was prosecuted at Lancaster for
reckless driving.
Forty-six pieces of
were found in the bushes
Maple Grove Park, Lancaster.
Ralph S. Dunlap, fifty-four, Wil=-
mington, Del, died at the wheel of
his car while driving thru Eliza-
bethtown Friday evening.
on
June
afternoon evening.
guests are
m.
silverware
near
REMEMBERED TWO CHURCHES
Reformed Church of Maytown
will receive $1,215.80 and Reformed
Church of Campbellstown, $1,215.80
from the estate of Clinton McCurdy
late of West Donegal Twp.

LIONS ASK YOUR SUPPORT
IN THEIR EFFORTS TO HELP
The regular meeting of the Mount
Joy Lion’s Club will be held Tues-
day, June 7th. Every Lion should
attend this meeting at it is the time
for election of officers for the com-
ing year.
A Carnival sponsored by the
Lion’s will be held June 18th and
they will need the help and support
of every one.
Considerable expense is involved
in some of our community projects,
such as the purchase of the bleach-
ers for the High School playground,
the securing of glasses for those
who are less fortunate than some of
us, and also in some of the Wel-
fare drives.
We hope the people of the coun-
tryside will come out and help to
make this a worthwhile project,
and in turn do a good deed for
some of those who are less fortun-
ate.
Don’t forget the date, June 18th,
Saturday evening.
Coons Killed 150
Pullets on Dourte
Farm; Were Shot
Farmers out in Rapho and Mount
Joy townships have been annoyed |
for some time around their poultry
and until last week were at
what

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houses
a loss to determine just
preying upon their poultry.
On the farm of Mr. Dourte, about
midway between Manheim and
Union Square, 150 pullets were
killed. He reported the incident to
County Game Warden who made
an investigation.
The warden took a pair of coon
dogs, turned them loose on the
premises and soon they spotted a
pair of large raccoon in a grass field
on the farm of Amos Waltz, adjoin-
ing Mr. Dourte.
Both were
warden.
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SEVEN EAST DONEGAL GRADS
ATTEND 50th ANNIVERSARY
Seven members of the
1899, East Donegal High School oie |
served the 50th anniversary of their |
graduation last week-end at a din-
ner in Accomac. Howard Longe-
necker, Norristown, was host.
Following the afternoon affair,
they attended the Alumni Banquet
in Maytown.
Those present included: Mrs.
Flora Houseal Shireman, Maytown;
Mrs. Florence Fink Dunlap, Balti-
more; Fred Fletcher, Mt. Joy; Dr.
Ira Kraybill, Wyncoe; Howard Fry-
singer, Philadelphia; Frank Gray-
bill, Camp Hill; and Howard Longe-
necker.
Mrs.
ginia,
was absent.
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LESTER H. GOOD, LANDISVILLE
NAMED FOR ANOTHER TFRM
Lester H. Good, of Landisville,
has been nominated for another
term as president of the Lancaster
County Firemen’s Association. He
is unopposed.
Among other officers nominated
is Wilbur Heistand, Salunga, as
first vice president; Wallace Miller,
Landisville, state association dele-
gate,
The association will elect officers
during the Lancaster County Fire-
men’s convention to be held at Eph-
rata, Saturday, June 4
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SISTER OF SALUNGA WOMAN
MECHANIC IN AIR FORCE
Sgt. Anna Shertzer, sister of Mrs.
William Bowers, Salunga, is the
only WAF E-4 Auto-pilot mechanic |
in the entire Air Force, it is report-
ed by her base at Elgin Field, Fla.
She recently was graduated from
the training course at Chanute |
Field, Ill, where she finished third |
in her class. She has four years |
service and formerly was a ballis- |
tics laboratory assistant at Aber- |
deen Proving Grounds.
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LETTERS GRANTED
Bessie E. Baker, Florin; Emma
M. Kiehl, Lancaster; Clara E. Will
of Florin; Harry B. Wittel, Florin
and John B. Wittel, executors of
the estate of Annie A. Wittel, 1
of East Donegal Twp.
was |
coon shot by the
class of |
Mary Elizabeth Hernly, Vir-
eighth member of the class

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clate
Strickler Reunion
At Long's Park
Thurs., June 16
The thirty-seventh reunion of
the Strickler clan will be held at
Long Park, Lancaster, along Route
230, on Thursday, June 16. Those
in charge are planning for the best
reunion ever.
At 1:30 p.
gram will be rendered:
Group singing conducted by Mrs.
Wm. M. Forwood and Ray De-
Venney; Devotions, Rev. Harry
S. Irwin; Remarks by the presi-
dent, Roy DeVenney; Memorial
Service, Mary Steig Strickler; Vol-
unteer Children and the
yonng people; Address, Wm.
E. Glasmier, Bareville, Con-
test: Strickler antiques; Strangers
introduced; Report of the secretary
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STRIKE DATE WILL BE
DETERMINED AT HERSHEY
Looks the Hershey
m. the following pro-
numbers,
ev.
Pa.;
though
as
| Chocolate Company is in for Labor
trouble, something that only occur-
red there once in its history. At that
of
things in hand
time a crowd milk producing
farmers took and
broke
John O.
it up.
Shearer, president and
| business manager of Local 464, Ba-
kers and Confectioners Union, said
that employes of the Hershey Choc-
plants voted by a
Friday
a negotiating
strike
Company
two-to-one majority night
authority to
committee to
date at the plants.
In case of a strike, they too will
learn for the first time that
action never pays.
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ON A 6-MONTHS CRUISE TO
EUROPE AND NORTH AFRICA
David E. Loewen, USN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Loewen
of 50 West Donegal St. arrived
the Mediterranean aboard the air-
USS Coral Sea for a
will afford
sea-
Af-
to grant
determine a
such
seaman,
mn
craft carrier
six-month cruise which
the
ports of Europe
to visit
Northern
him opportunity
and
rica.
World
where
First glimpse of the Old
Rock of Gibralter,
arrived May 14 for
visit, prior to transiting the
of Gibraltar for Augusa,
While in this area the
on vast Fleet exercises,
the peak of
was the
a three-day
Straits
Sicily.
aircraft will
he
concentrate
aimed at maintaining
fighting efficiency.
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10 Cars Crashed;
Two Met Head-on
West of Florin
We had two auto crashes in this
during the past week,
causing considerable damage.
One in which four
implicated could have
vented hadn’t they
almost bumper to bumper.
Four Cars In Crash
A woman slightly
and damage was estimated
vicinity
cars were
been pre-
been driving
injured
at $300
colli-
was
as the result of a four car
sion on rcute 230 between Landis-
ville and Salunga av 9:40 a. m. on
Monday.
State
tutis said the accident
a line of traffic going west on route
230 when a motorist halted to make
He
in line
left dri-
Michael J. Ba-
occurred in
Policeman
a left turn from the road.
said the seventh motorist
from ‘the
ven by Carl L. Coones, Jr,
Nottingham R1, did not
and struck the
one making the
eigh-
teen, stop
car he was
Edward W.
N.Y.
in
in time
following operated by
Ewan, fifty-seven, Hamburg,
who in turn struck
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Deeds Recorded
John E. Ruth V.
East Donegal Twp. to
and Carrie M. Ney, East
Twp., two lots with premises,
Joy Twp. $21,000.
Elwood and Anna Mary Hock-
er, East Donegal Twp. to Jay M.
and Dorothy E. Biesecker, Conoy
Twp. lot on State Highway Route
230, Florin, $4,400,
the car
Reheard,
Martin L.
Donegal
Mt.
and
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‘Our 49th Year
With this issue The Bulle'in
enters upon its forty-ninth year.
During that time the paper has
been under the same manage-
ment and ownership.
LEFEVER REUNION HELD AT
SALUNGA MEMORIAL DAY
The annual the fam-
of the late and Mrs. Adam
Lefever, Rock held on
Monday at the Brethren
Church.
Officers
reunion of
Mr.
Hill,
Salunga
ily
was
are Ira L.
Willow Street, president;
beth L. Frey, Highville,
Dora Ficherly, Salunga,
EE ed
Hackman,
Eliza-
secretary;
treaurer.
Benny Clinger
Won The Marble
Tournament Here
May 19, in the V.F.
Tournament Final, Ben
Clinger defeated John Fackler for
the championship. Glenn Wolge-
muth won out over Dick Becker for
The
cot of the tourney was registered by
defeated
Lester Snavely.
May 21 both Clinger
taken to Lancas-
On Thursday,
W. Marble
third place honors. biggest up-
Jay Young when he last
year's champ,
On Saturday,
and Fackler
Clinger competed in the
9th District Tournament. There he
lost in the first round to Sam Shank
of Manheim.
Accompanying the two players to
were Char-
Jailey, Senior Vice Commander,
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ter where
Lancaster Commander
les
PLLAN TO FORM YOUNG
FARMERS ORGANIZATION
Plans for a Young Far-
mers the
of Maytown discussed Thurs-
day evening during
the E Donegal
Approximately 30
the session
forming
organization in vicinity
were
a meeting in
Hich School.
young farmers
1st
attended
Victor
temporary
til
per manently
was elected
to
Longenecker
sident, serve
established
Other temporary
Martin Trostle,
Bixler,
treasurer;
pre un-
the organization is
officers are vice
president; Jerome
and Harold Ney,
Bixler, chaplain;
secretary
Lewis
and Gene M
Love, advisor.
Anothel
8:00 p
gal
the
held at
Done-
he
the E
which
meeting will
m. June 9 in
High School, at
constitution
time
will
offi-
and by-laws
discussed and
elected
een cli lire
be permanent
cers
CHAS. PENNELL — PAUL GISH
HAD IIANDS INJURED
Charles Pennell, of town, had two
while
at the
He was
David E.
fingers crushed Wednesday
helping install a furnace
home of John C. Nissley.
taken to the office of Dr.
Schlosser, for treatment.
Also treated by Dr. Schlosser was
Pau] A. Gish, Mt. Joy R2, who suf-
fered a severe laceration the
hand when it was caught in a cir-
of
cular saw. He was sawing wood
when the accident occurred.
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Brief News From
The Dailies For
Quick Reading
193 relief chiselers were
$3,255,000 was
Last year
convicted in Penna.
recovered.
The safe including Memorial Day
receipts were
holds Athletic
Shreiner’s crossing,
Mill, the five
eight
A tractor
completely destroyed on
of J. Lloyd Kreider,
Lefever,
trucker
Association.
near Flory's
scene of deaths in
has been abolished.
and was
the farm
near Strashurg.
thirty-seven,
Lititz,
Al-
years,
caught fire
Benjamin
independent
killed
lentown.
near
wis in a collision neay
and bean
plants were destroyed by frost in
the western part of the state early
this week.
The Army has ordered 8677 wrist
watches at a cost of $198,095 from
the Hamilton Watch Company at
Lancaster
Thousands of tomato
| daughter,

2 In One Family
Died Within 13
Hrs. at Bainbridge
twice 13
week-end the
of Bainbridge,
Death struck within
the
family
hours over in
Kesselring
RD1.
Mrs. Rose Kesselring, 49, died
Saturday at 9:00 p. m. in a Colum=-
bia hospital after an operation, and
her 18 year old daughter in
Mrs. Helen Kesselring, died
denly Sunday at 10:00 a.
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Rose
of Bainbridge,
law,
sud-
m. while
Kesselring, formerly
RDI, had been re-
siding with her daughter and her
Mr. and Mrs. Karl
of Marietta, RDI. She
of of Marietta Men-
son-in-law,
Reisinger,
a member
Mission.
Surviving,
was
nonite
addition
in her
L.
to
Thomas
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GRACE DEVERTER HEADS
CHEERFUL SEWERS 4-H CLUB
The Cheerful] Sewers of the 4-H
Club met on Wed-
nesday, May 25, at the home of
Mrs. J. Everett Martin, under the
supervision of Miss Yvonne Cook.
Officers were elected as follows:
Grace DeVerter; Vice
President, Mary Anna Gish; Secre-
tary, Anna Mary Forry; Treasurer,
Leora Groff; Leader, Ruth
Messick; News Reporter, Myrl
Martin.
The local leaders
Everett Martin
Spangler,
are a son,
and organized
President,
Song
Jean
Mrs. J.
Harvey
are
Mrs.
and
a
STRUCK BY FLYING WOOD,
KEQUIRED EIGHT SUTURES
Charles Koser, forty-two, Man-
heim R2, suffered lacerations of the
upper and lower lips recently when
he was struck by a piece
while
of wood
saw. He
General
a circular
treated at Lancaster
Hospital. Eight sutures were
quired to close the lacerations.
Ge ee
W.J.Eckhardt, 76
Native Here, Died
In Washington
William James Eckhardt, seventy
a native of this place, died last
Wednesday Emergency Hospital
at D.C, a brief
illness. was employed by the
there the past
operating
was
re-
in
Washington,
He
Government
thirty-three years.
Mr. Eckart went from here to
Washington in 1904 and worked for
the Navy Yard
He went to
Printing office
1937
He was an active member of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, at
Sixth and A streets N. E, and the
Dawson Masonic Lodge here.
Mr. Eckhardt, who lived at 636
street N. E., is survived by his
Mrs. Margaret C. Eckhardt,
and a daughter, Mrs. James R. Au-
stin, 512 North Ookland Street in
Arlington,
after
for
as an electrician.
the Government
in 1923 and retired
in
A
widow,
Funeral services were held at the
Funeral Home, Fourth and
Massachusettes Ave. N. E. Burial
in Rock Creek.
Lee
was made
THE ESHLEMAN REUNION
The annual reunion of the Esh-
leman family will be held at Lititz
Springs Park on Sunday, June 12.
There are 400 members of the clan
and a large attendance is expected.
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| SALE AT SALUNGA POSTPONED
stolen from the Rein- |
Public sale of the two and one-
| half story frame dwelling of the late
Mary Fiest at has been
postponed for a future date.
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NEW LOCATION
Lehman & Book, dry cleaners and
dyers, formerly Lehman's, will
move to their new location at 39 E.
Main Street, on Monday, June 6.
Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. David Sweigart, El-
izabethtown R1, a son Saturday at
the Lancaster General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Coleman,
Landisville, a daughter at the Lan-
caster Genera] Hospital,
Salunga

The Prize Winners
In Our Successful
Memorial Parade
Another Memorial Day
Joy is now
in Mount
a memory.
Fluttering flags and buntings have
been removed and the hard work- |
ing committeemen have at last
laxed
successful celebration.
re-
and chalked up another very
Several thousand people thronged
the streets during the early hours of
the afternoon to await the parade at
3:30. The weatherman
with an ideal sunny day with cool
favored us
breezes.
First prize in the parade awards
went to the Shawnee Fire Company
of Columbia, for best appearing fire
company in the county with music,
$200.00; second, went to
the Susquehanna Fire Co, Colum-
bia, $100.00.
First prize, to best appearing
County,
with music,
fire
company out of the Ox-
Pa., $200.00.
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Mortuary Record
Throughout This
Entire Locality
Charles L. Wilson,
Columbia.
William P. Melbert,
found dead in bed at Columbia.
Graybill, seventy-four,
Manheim National
ford,
fifty-five,
sixty, was
Jacob L.
president of the
bank since 1918, died Tuesday.
Howard Brady Frey, eighty-
three, died Friday at Conestoga R2.
Olive, wife of Harry Gehr, Salunga,
is a sister.
Rev. John F. Knittle, seventy-two
pastor of the Kissel Hill Lutheran
Church, died Monday. Mary,
of Robert Grayhill, of Florin,
daughter.
Daniel]
Lebanon,
wife
iS a
Zellers,
who fell down
seventy-two, of
a flight of
account of
Bul-
steps at Landisville, an
which appeared in last week's
letin died froin his injuries
Mrs. David Umberger
Mrs. Aimie M. Umberger,
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ada
VIEWERS ARE NAMED TO
SET PIPELINE DAMAGES
Viewers to determine
damages were
seven-
proper
the
Fast
court
Done-
had
negotiate
named by
at Lancaster the
gal Twp. Municipal Authority
stated it to
with a for
right-of-way.
The Authority
court to name
after
was unable
landowner pipeline
the
was
unable to come to terms with Ab-
ram H. Martin, Marietta, RD1. He
owns land along he Elizabethtown-
Maytown road which area the
Authority plans to lay pipeline for
petitioned
viewers after it
in
a new water system.
Parke Ammon,
and August Kimmel
viewers. They wlll
findings to the court.
ser on sentir er
ON TRIP TO WEST COAST
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Little and Mrs. |
Flizabeth Dellinger, of town, and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Little, of Lancas-
er, left Saturday for
to the west coast.
Their first stop will
Lake City, Utah,
visit a
Benjamin Dellinger and family.
After visiting friends of the Lit-
tle’s at Los Angeles, California they
will stop at
their return trip east.
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TAKES JOB AT NEY'S
Al Yiengst, a former automobile
mechanic at Sheridan's Garage here
Weoerth
named
eorge
were
report their
a month’s trip
Salt
will
Mr.
be at
where they
former resident of town,
Tucson, Arizona, on
and now employed at Rheems Gar-
age, position at
Ney’'s Texaco Service and Repair,
at Florin.
heard’s Garage.
has accepted a
This was formerly Re-
Mr. Yingst goes on duty Monday.
sss A ll mission
ABOUT THE SICK
Mrs. Garth Snyder, Mt. Joy R. D.
underwent an operation in the
Lancaster Genera] Hospital, on Fri-
day.
Mrs. Hazel Clement,
street is a patient at
East Main
St. Joseph's
| residence
| Standard.

Hospital, Lancaster
Graduates Hear
Excellent Address
By Ex-Principal
Dr. D.
of State
ville,
ty -fifth
amusing
L. Biemesderfer,
College, Millers-
to the six-
Teachers
opened his address
Commencement with
of the
during
reminiscence
people
Mount
liness of local
in Joy prior to
1923.
As
and
he
a track team were on a
of the
an example
he play
ground at the rear
none too secure, and his hands and
face showing the utter disregard six
and water
of his
3eamy,” That tot
his friend
year olds have for soap
with a flourish
hand called: “Hi,
was none other
“Busty” Mateer.
He on to urge
to be
in passing,
than
went
honest with
well as with theip fellowmen
above all else “recognize human |
regardless of
This
advice
personalities race, |
most timely
should be
of the
as the
disereation
creed or color.”
and much needed
members
practiced by
audience as well
graduates. Too much
is given to race, creed and color
while the qualities of the person go
unrecognized.
Dr. Biemese
Mr. Clyde
of the schoo] board,
scented the diplomas
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lerfer
hy Gerberich, pres
who also pre-
FELTON R. BOMBERGER
HOST TO GRADUATES
Elton R. son of Mr
Mis. East
St.,
Bomberger,
Elam Bomberger, 4
the
Joy high
and
Main
class of Mount
a member, at
entertained
ing school,
an out-
the
of which he is
ing on Tuesday evening, at
near town.
the
feats reques
Bomberger cottage
A novel feature
impromptu
evening
sted |
of
was the
of the
contained
guests, The suggestions were
“diplomas”
the
in miniature
tied in brown and gold yibbon,
class colors.
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IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM
AT MILTON GROVE SCHOOL
An immunization program is be=
ing held in the Mount Joy
School District.
immunized
An opportunity to
be agaist
offered to all
to 12
given in
and Tetanus is chil
dren from nine months
of This
doses.
The
to the
Wednesday
age toxoid is two
should be brought
Milton School
June 8, 1949
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Personal Mention
Prof. E. R. Barclay, principal
our schools here back in 1900,
in town Monday
and Mrs. Paul R. Metzler
of Brewton, Oklahoma,
for a wee k’ S
resided
children
Grove next
at 9 a
m
was |
a visitor
Mr.
family
and
ar-
rived here Tuesday
visit. They
Manheim RI.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wittle and
son, David, Manheim: Mrs. Janet
Shaeffer and daughters, Sandra
Janet of Columbia, were
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
and David Barrett of
N. J., spent Monday
Mrs. Geo. Schneider
egal street. They were accompan-
Mrs. K. Baierle
who spent
formerly
and
gues
Wittle Mon-
Barrett,
and
Don-
with Mr.
on East
by of
N. J.
ied home
Woodbury,
here.
Mrs. Edgar Treichler,
Eddie Treichler of
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a week
Jean and
Royalton,
FARM WOMEN SOCIETY NO. 4
ARE TAKING A TRIP TODAY
The Society of Farm Women No
4 has planned a bus trip to Dupont
and Sherwood Gardens this
Members
car barn in Lancaster
The c¢
rangements
Nolt,
and Mrs.
Mrs
day, June 2. met at the
of ar-
Cl:
cha Je
Mrs ara
Danie] Rill
Mount Joy;
Mount-
ymmittee in
includes
Lancaster; Mrs
John Musser,
Brooks,
and Frances
ville.
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27 RECEIVED DIPLOMAS
Thirty-seven students of the East
Hempfield High School, Lax
disville, received the
39th annual commencement
cies held Wednesday
the
Twp.
diplomas at
exer-
evening
auditorium
GRADUATED FROM W. M. C.
Miss Ruth Joyce Hinkle of this
boro, was graduated from Western
school
Maryland College on Monday, May | {
30, 1949 receiving the Bachelor of |
Arts Degree
president |
an |
friend- |
his
recalled when |
New |
A small chap, with pants |
the graduates |
themselves as |
was introduced
ident |
graduat- |
Towuship |
Diphtheria |
years
of |
ts of |
Lois |
Collingswood |
Murs. |
Thurs- |
Chas Bennett Jr.
Succeeds Father
As Acting PM
Postmaster Charles J. Bennett,
has asked for a transfer to
rural carrier has been notified by
| the Department, to go on rural car-
duty here starting June 16th.
There a number of appli=
cants for the position as postmaster,
many names having been mention-
who
rer
were
ed in these columns.
Mr. Charles J. Bennett Jr., son of
| ex-postmaster Bennett, was noti-
appointment as acting
to succeed his fa-
ther 16th.
Chas. J. Bennett Jr. is a gradu-
ate of Mount Joy High school, serv=-
led in the United States Navy during
| World War II and is Post Comman=-
| der of Walter S. Ebersole Post No.
American Legion here.
a
Maytown Water
System Entering
Its Final Stages
M. Simon Zook, Honey Brook
{ contractor, announced Thursday
| that work will begin Tuesday on
15000 feet of six=
inch water main to supply May-
town with water from the pumping
construction,
fied of his
postmaster here
effective June
| 185,
|
and |
laying about
| station now under
| the Maytown to E-town road.
Work on the pumping station be=
about two months ago short-
the contract was awarded
East Donegal Twp. Muni-
The authority
year ago to
water system re-
the wells and cisterns that
for Maytown
gan
ly after
by the
j ee! Authority.
; formed about a
Nod a
| placing
|
|
public
upplied water resi=
dents.
At the
station is
the
completed with
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et A A
present time pumping
the ex-
PUPILS HONORED
Miss Shirley Eby, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eby Jr, 330
{ North Barbara Street and Jay
| Barnhart Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
i Jay S. Barnhart, W. Donegal
| Street, the Am-
the most
8th
|
|
|
|
son of
331
recently received
erican Legion award for
outstanding girl and boy of the
|
i grade
rr
VIOLATIONS
Gish,
Chief
hour
|
TRAFFIC
Paul L
by
Rheems
Neiss,
He
before Squire
was pro-
foy driving
was sum-
secuted
13 miles per
{ moned for a hearing
| | ckenberry,
{ Raphael Simeon Good,
IN. Y,
on right
Buffalo,
for passing
$10.00
prosecuted
He
was
side paid fine
and costs
Everything That
« Happened At
Florin Recently
Mr. and Mrs. John Wittle
Sunday guests of Mr
were
and Mrs. Vic=
| tor Snyder.
5th, at 7:30.p. m.,
raybill Wolgemuth will
the Florin Church of the
Sunday, June
Rev. G
| speak
Brethren.
Next Saturday
Old time
key ball
at
June 11,
including a Don-
entertainment
| hy the Caravan, also
junior with Shirley
Marimba, A full evening of
30. The Florin
to
evening,
festival,
game and
Tumbleweed
| four magicians,
| on the
be
Association
| fun ginning at 5
Hall
| bring
Mr
co Service
the
mechanic
invites you
your family.
Martin Ney
and Repair Station over
Mr. Albert Yiengst,
have of all
opened his Tex=
weekend
1
will charge
work
Mrs
several days at
repair
Mr.
pending
Donald Eichler are
Philadel =
and
phia visiting relatives
Mr. John Kissinger and Mr. Earl
Gerlitzki attended the Phila-Giants
ball Philadel-
phia -
Mr. and Mrs. Mumper Sr,
ind Mr. and Mrs. John Bender Sr,
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Bender
(More on page 3.)
i a
NOW HE'S A BANKER
Mr. Charles Heaps, principal of
the grade school, has accepted a
position at the Union National Mt.
Bank and assumed his duties
| for the summer months on Tuesday,
re A eee
| IN THE HOSPITAL
Mrs. Lloyd Garman, Donegal
Springs Road, is a surgical patient
| at St. Joseph's Hospital.
game on Sunday at
Geo.
Joy