The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, September 01, 1949, Image 5

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SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.

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Telephone 137-R
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THE CHURCHES IN MT. JOY ceremony in the presence of the resided at Bainbridge where he | dren.
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Salunga
Church of the Brethren
| John Ebersole, Elder In Charge
Mur. John Herr, Supt.
Sunday Sept. 4th
9:00 a. m. Sunday School
10:15 a. m, Church Service
Mt. Pieasant
Brethren In Christ Church
Elder C. H. Moyer, Pastor
Sunday Sept. 4th
9:00 a. m. Sunday School
10:30 a. m. Morning worship
Everyone is cordially invited to/The Rev. Ezra H. Ranck
attend these services.
Churcir of Goa
Rev. C. F. Helwig, Pastor

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: Church NotesWeddings Thruout Mortuary
(From Page 1) {
{immediate families. |
They left on a motor trip to
{Canada and the New England
States. They will reside at the
|bride’s home for the present.
| —
| Erma 8S. Gainor
| Richard E. Yeakel
Miss Erma S. Gainor, daughter|
{of Mr. and Mrs. Maris L. Gainor,|,
(35 W. Donegal St. and Richard E.
Yeakel, 47 W. Church St, Ann-
ville, were married at 2 p.
{Sunday in St. Mark's Evangelical
[United Brethren Church
|
m. on
officiated
at the double ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by her fa-
|
ther, the bride wore a white sa-|“
tin gown with a sweetheart neck-
Sunday Sept. 4th : i
9:30 a. m. Church School line, a peplum at the waistline
10:30 a. m. Morning Worship land long train. Her fingertip
“We Are » Working With Or length veil was edged with lace,
Against God i : land she carried a white Bible
7:30 p. m. Evening Worship iok : ‘
“What Is True Greatness’? [with a white orchid.
Wednesday Miss Ruth S. Gainor, sister of
7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting
8:30 p. m. Senior Choir practice |
Newtown U. B. Church
Oscar K. Buch, Pastor
Sunday Sept. 4th
9:00 a. m. Sunday School.
Wednesday
7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting & C.E.

First Presbyterian Church
Rev. T. A. McGregor, Pastor
Sunday Sept. 4
9:30 a. m. Church School
7:30 p. m. Evening Worship
“A Table Prepared”

Donegal Presbyterian Church
Rev. T. A. McGregor, Pastor
9:30 Church School
10:45 a. m. Morning Worship
“Something For Nothing?”
Calvary Bible Church
Rev. C. I. Summy, Pastor
E. M. Wolgemuth, Supt.
| Sunday Sept. 4th
9:15 a. m. Bible School
10:25 a. m. Morning Worship
7:00 p. m. Prayer Period
| 7:30 Evening Worship
| Wednesday
7:30 Prayer Meeting

Trinity Evangelical Cong. Church
L. Dallas Zeigler, Pastor
Sunday Sep: 4th
9:30 a. m. Sunday School

the bride, was maid of honor and
wore a powder blue marquisette
jgown trimmed in lace and a pic-
ture hat. She carried a basket
fof mixed flowers.
| Mrs. Ben Shank, cousin of the
bride, and Miss Esther Weldon
{who were bridesmaids, wore pink|
|
|marquisette gowns, picture hats
| : tay xy
| ond carried baskets of mixed
[flowers.
Walter Imboden, brother of the
| bridegroom, was best man and
ithe ushers were Stanley Imboden,
Harold Beyer-|
{le, uncle of the hkridegroom; also
Frederick Boyer, Robert Baylor|
and Ralph Baylor, Jr.
Miss Meredith
|ganist and Join Heagy was solo-
| another brother;
Houser was or-
| ist.
A reception followed in the
of the
Following a wedding trip to the
[cial rooms church.
Pocono Mountains, the couple
will reside at Annville.
The bride is a graduate of the
Mount Joy High School and Leb-
|anon Vailey College, where shel
{is now employed in the Public
Relations Office.
The
bridegroom is a graduate
1C:30 a. m. Worship and Si
7% pv. Evening Setvice of the Annville High School and
Tuesday employed at the Annville Nation-
8:60 p. m. Young people meets{al Bank.
a. the church
Wednesday 8
7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting Sarah Jane Mummaw {
8:30 p. m. Choir Elwood R. Raber
Thursday WME 4 Lad The marriage of Miss Sarah
7:30 p. m. W. . S. and : Rem: .
‘Ald Ti ral Jane Munmaw, daughter of Mr.
Sunday Sept. 11 Harvest home|and Mrs. Guy K. Mummaw, of
will be chserved. Columbia R2, and Elwood R. Ra-
ber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
St. Mark's mond Raber, of Bainkridge, will
Evangelical United Brethren take place Sept 3 at &:
Ezra H. Ranck, Pastor Qe: place Sept. 5 a 630 p.m
Sunday Sept. 4th in the Evangelical U. B. Church
9:00 2. m. Sunday School it Ironville.
10:15 a. m. Morning Worship The bride will be given in
Dr. Robert F. Eshleman, assis-{ "= by :
tant professor of Sociology at the|™Marriage by her brother, Gordon
Elizabethtown Ccllege and a min-
ister in the West Greentree
Church of the Brethren, will be
in charge of the service and then
preach the sermon: “Are We On
The Right Road?”
Tuesday
7:30 p. m. Women's Society of
Werld Service and Ladies’ Aid
meetings at the home of Mrs.
Harry Ney, Donegal! Springs Rd.
Mrs. Charles Eby, leader.
Wednesday
7:45 p. m. The annual congre-
gational meeting for the purpose
of reviewing the work of the past
trustees, and
School, ali
the
year
year, electing two
officers the Sunday
class leaders and to consider
program for the conference
beginning Oct. 1st.
rE
J. OMAR BRUBAKER NAMED
EDITOR OF THE 1950 ARCH
* Mr.
Mr. Henry Brubaker, of near town,
for

was just recently
position of Editor-in-chief of The
1950 Arch
in a special ceremony
| held in the Torrey-Gray Auditor-|p, m. in their new home at Eliza- "'V*®
ium of the Moody Bible Institute,
Chicago, Illinois. The Arch is the
Official Year Book of the Moody
School.
The new editors steps up from the
position of lay-out editor, a position
| which he held on this year’s staff.
Mr. Paul Pretzing, Saginaw, Mich-
igan the retiring editor presented
Mr. Brubaker with a copy of this
year’s Arch and all the accoutre-
very ceremoniously in-
the
ments and
stalled the new editor before
entire Student Body.
ascisting him a corps of thirteen.
His
He wil] have
practical work assignment,
which is part of every Moody was flower girl ad carried
as|a basket of
training, was serving
teacher and assistant to the Sunday
| School Superintendent in the Men-
nonite Mission in Central Chicago.
DG ere
| JUST A HOP SKIP AND JUMP
| One of Australia’s greatest all-
around athletes skip-roped from
| Melbourne to' Sydney, ‘590 miles,
dent's
elected to the|
Mummaw, of Landisville and will
be attended" by her sister, Miss
Nancy Mummaw of Columbia R2,
as maid of honar.
Vincent O’Connei of Bain-
bridge, will be best man and the
fusners will be Donald Lutz, of
Elizabethtown, and Kenneth Ret-
tew, Silver Springs.
The wedding music will be
played by Miss Lois Young of
Columbia, and George Sload of
will be soloist. A
[reception in the social rooms of
{the church will follow the cere
mony.
Dorothy Sprout >
John Greiner
Miss Dcrothy Sprout, daughte:
J. Omar Brubaker, son of|¢ Mr. and Mrs. Truman Sprout, store
{325 E. Main St. and John Grein-
er, son of Mrs. Annie Greiner of
Elizabethtown Route 3 were mar-
|ried Saturday, August Li 3
Route 3. Rev How-
Bernhardt
(ceremony
|bethtcwn
lard officiated at the
The bride who was given in mar-
(riage by her father wore a white
{shadow lace gown with long
{pointed sleeves and carried a
white Bible covered with garden-
ias and white rosebuds caught
lin the streamers.
Miss Emma Gantz Mt. Joy R2
was maid of honor and carried a
fan bouquet of Talisman
1'0SeS.,
She wore- 4 pink shadow lace
gown.
Shirley Becker, cousin of the
pink sweetheart roses.|
She wore a yellow gown.
[ Mr. Walter Gish of Rheems had
{served as best man and Mr. Ray-
mond Groff was usher.
[Nancy Margaret Peifer
|John Leroy Martin
{ of Miss
The marriage Nancy
here. |"
(From page 1) |
conducted a hotel and later a gen- |
eral merchandise store.
well-known
Maggie |
leaves a |
Deceased was very
being
He

here, his first wife
Baer, of this place.
wife and one son.
The
bridge Sunday
was held at Bain- |
afternoon with in- |
funeral
terment in the Bainbridge Ceme- |
ery,
Virs, Anna M. Shaffer
Mrs. Anna M. Shaffer, widow of
Shaffer, Elizabethtown,
Oreville
She was 68.
The daughter of late
and Anna Trayer Dupler, she was
a member of the Elizabethtown |
Mennonite Church.
are the following chil

Tacob died
the
vesterday.
at Mennonite Home
the John
Surviving
dren: Jennie, wife of Lester Brad-
ley, Manheim RD; Vere, Earl and
Ray, Elizabethtown; four sisters,
Murs. Christian Brosey, Mrs. William
Olweiler, both of Elizabethtown RD;
Mrs. Roy Floyd, Manheim; and Mrs.
Ben Zink, Ephrata; three brothers: |
Fred Dupler, Irvin Dupler, both of |

Flizabethtown: and Elmer Dupler,
of Buffalo, N. Y. and six grand- |
children
|
|
Mrs. Ellen Shelley
Mrs. Ellen E. Shelley, sixty- |
nine, 616 High St. Lancaster, died
at the General Hospital Thursday
of one week.
Mt. Joy, a |
late Henry
and was
following an illness
She
daughter of
was born in
the
Davis
and
Fmma Porter a
resident of Lancaster for many
ved

Surviving are the following
children: John H., Wormleysburg; |
Elizabeth, wife of George F.|
Heiselman, Lancaster; Jacob, Lan-
caster; 15 grandchildren and 15 |
great grandchildren. {
The funeral was held at Lan-
cester Monday with interment in |
the Eberle Cemetery here.

Ephraim H. Morton
Ephraim H. Morton, sixty-eight |
02 Locust St., Columba, died at |
fiis home Thursday after a short
iliness. He was born in May- |
town, a son of the late Alpheus
and Kathryn Pearce Morton and
was the town’s. veteran barber, |
having been in that business
for the past 50 years.
For the last ten years he was al-
of Morton Bowling
was a member of Sa- |
B. Church |
member of the |
He survived
Edith,
home;
proprietor
He
Evangelical TU.
S50
Alley.
lome
nd a former
church choir. is
by a daughter, wife of Les-
Funk, at and a son, |
Gardner T. Columbia; a sister,
Mrs.
one
Deceased
having |
all hi
Ammon Frye, Palmyra and |
granddaughter
known |
of |
mov-
is well
very
here, en a resident
Florin life prior to
ing to Columbia
Mrs. Elizabeth Zeager
Mrs
Elizabeth B. Zeager, seven-
of Frank Zeager,
at 1:50 p. m. Wednesday at her |
52 W. Donegal St
in Columbia, a daughter of the
Charles Margaret Myers
a member of the Mt
Congregational
widow

ty
died
home,
Th
She was
nn
late and
Bopp and was
Joy
Church
Mrs. Zeager,
of Mount Joy, was known to every-
the children of the
Evangelical
a life-long resident
one, especially
borough, as she conducted a candy
in her home.
She is
Carl, Mount Joy; Margaret, wife of |
Oliver Funk, Mt. Joy; John,
Manheim R2. There are also sur-
i Murs.
Mrs.
survived by three children:
and
Joanna
Mary
grandchildren
two sisters,
Knobbs, Mt. Joy, and
Swartz, 21
twenty-five great-grandchil-
Lebanon;
and
dren.
The funeral will be held from the
church
Evangelical Congregational
here Saturday
terment in the Mount Joy cemetery.
afternoon with in-
Bear
Bear,
Harry
home
Mrs.
Mrs
Ella S.
Ella S.
widow of Dr
died Monday at hei
She
seventy-tour, |
H. Bear |
in Nor-
a |
|
ristown. was formerly
where she
member Church
She Nor-
for the past 22 years and
of the
horo,
of
resided
resident of this
was a the of
rod. had in
ristown
Reformed
was a member
Church of Ascension there, Sur- |
viving are these children: Rev. |
John M., Allentown; Erla C. Bear |

riage by her
tended by Miss Nancy Herr of
|
father and was “|
East Petersburg, as maid of hon- |
|
| in { The 7 feat i re-| Margaret Peifer,” daughter of “Mr.lor and Miiss Francés Herr, Stras-
quired 28 days and 472000 skips, and Mrs. Levi: M. Peifer,” Salunga, burg as bridesmaid.
an average of 6 feet 6 inches per
skip.
meni
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Surviving are his wife, Julia,
seven children: Jennie,
Ww. L., Mount
Joy; Birley D,. Lancaster; George
W., Ephrata; Harry T. Ickesburg; A.
Amanda, wife of H. A. Darrenkamp,
Powell, Blain; John
Mount Joy; Lester W., New Bloom-
field. Also ten
four great grandchildren, and a sis-
ter, Mrs. Miles Rice of Ickesburg.
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday morning at the Myers
funeral home at Newport with in-
terment in the Saville cemetery.

Mrs. Jennie L. Ebersole
Mrs. Jennie L. Ebersole, seven-
ty-five, wife of Howard E. Eber-
sole, 556 W. Walnut St. Lancas-
ter died at her home after a brief
illness. She was found by ‘her
husband lying unconscious on the
| : .
| bedroom floor and died a short

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Larchmont, N. Y¥.; Ruth A. at | Kobland Was CREA DU SHE ' WAS | ime
home; Ann Bear Oberholtzer, of | dead when he arrived Dr. C.| time | reside ne had been resident. mans
Norristown and three grandchil- | P, Stahr the deputy coroner pro- | TRe funeral will be held atl ager of the farms of M. R. Hoff=
| nounced death due to a cerebral | Lancaster Saturday afterncon and| man in the northern part of Lan=
The funeral was held from the | hemorrhage. | interment in the Eberle Ceme- | caster County for 31 years and
Nissley funeral home here this She was born in Columbia al ten here, managed the four Coho farms in
forenoon with interment in the | daughter of the late David R. and | . . | the same section for 20 years,
Mount Joy Cemetery. [ries Landis Wagner and a mem. | John Andrew Tome | but retired due to his health.
— kar of the First Presbyterian | John Andrew Tome. a former] He had been an active member
[ John R. Fuller Church. There survive her hus- | Mavtown resident. died Friday at|of the Republican party all. his
John R. Fuller, aged 67 years, | band and a son, Bernard W. of | the home of his son and daughter life and served for 30 years as
died Sunday morning at 5:30 a. my, | Lancaster, two grandchildren and | in-law, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John | Vf tered assessor in East Done-
at the home of his son, Harry Ful- | one great grandson S. Tome. Hanover. after an ex-| 8al Township and had maintained
| ler, at. lIckesburg, Perry County. The Ebersoles resided in this | tended illne He was 87 years | 8h active Infere st in school, civie
Dgceased is well-known here | place for many years, Mr. Eber- | old and his death occurred on his and religious affairs while a resi=
having resided at the H. A. Darren- | sole conducted the present Borte- birthday anniversary dent of Lancaster County.
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