ny ae
Gala Halloween Parade And Dance Here Monday, October 31, Sponsored By Lions Club
Five Cars In Jam
At Landisville
Intersection Sun.
One person was hurt slightly
when five automobiles jammed to-
gether on the new Harrisburg
Pike near the Landisville inter-
section at 6:45 p. m. Sunday.
State Policeman Wm. Devlin had
said the injured person, Mrs. Ger-
trude Nissley of Florin complained
of chest pains and was treated for
shock by a physician.
She was a passenger in a ve-
hicle driven by her husband, Nor-
man Nissley, fifty-two, Florin that
crashed against the rear of a car
operated by H. M. Palmer, Raven-
na, Ohio.
Palmer's car was forced against
the vehicle of Gordon E. Kling,
thirty-one of Intercourse who was
pushed against the rear of a car
driven ky David K. Bleacher,
twenty-two, 226 Juniata St, Lan-
caster who in turn bumped against
a car cperated by Elton R. Bom-
berger, eighteen, 4 East Main St.
this boro.
Pvt. Devlin said Bomberger had
intended to execute a left turn
while traveling east but overshot
the Landisville intersection. He
accidentally stalled his car and]
the three other cars all going east
were forced to stop behind him.
Nissley, police said, could not
get stopped in time to avoid caus-
ing the telescopic crash.
Damage to Nissley’s car was
estimated at $300, to Palmer's 1949
model, $400, to Kling's $150 to
Bleacher’s $25 and none to Bom-
berger’s police reported.
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er
Mylin Spoke On
Proposed Union
School District
About forty residents of the
area attended a meeting Friday in
the school building at Masterson-
ville, when the proposed union
school district was explained by
Dr. Arthur P. Mylin, county su-
perintendent and legal questions
answered hy Richard Martin of
Manheim, an attorney.
This was of a series cf
meetings being held to familiarize
the voters with the question which
will appear on the Nov. ballot.
The union district would comprise
Manheim borough and Rapho and
Penn Twps.
The
hold
One
voters of will
three public
week: Monday night in
Fire Co., hall;
John Castle’s potato barn and on
Thursday night Naaman Her-
shey’s implement warehouse.
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SEVEN CATS BENEFIT FROM
Penn Twp
meetings next
in
AN AGED LADY'S WILL
Mrs. Leah H. Heidler, eighty, of
Silver Springs, who was struck |
by an autoist and killed, gave
$200 to Mrs. Betty H. Fackler, a
neighbors, to care for her seven
cats.
Bequests were also made to the
Sil-
along
Silver Spring Church and the
ver Spring Cemetery Assoc.,
with other personal bequests.
H. Koser, Landisville is
for the estate.
Citizens Of
H|
executor |
and James N. Lightner is attorney |
i } Sey.
30 a. Annexation
At a Standstill;
Up To Petitioners
As we mentioned in these col-
umns last week, Mount Joy Boro
Council held a special meeting last
Thursday for the purpose of consid-
ering a request of the supervisors
of Mount Joy Township. The point
at issue involves a thirty acre tract
of land which a majority of the
property owners annexed to the
Boro.
However, the Township Board of
Supervisors notified Council that if
the land becomes a part of the boro
it will ask renumeration for a $4800
macadam road recently constructed
in the area.
As a result of the township su-
pervisors’ action, Council decided
to hold up action on the annexa-
tion, pending further investigation |
and discussion.
If and when the land owners can
persuade the Supervisors to with-
draw their demands, the annexation
will be made. Until that time there
is little likelihood that anything can
or will be done.
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ZEAGER PROPERTY WAS SOLD
FOR $3.800 ON SATURDAY
On Saturday the Devisees of the |
late Margaret Bopp sold at public
sale on the premises, Nos. 52-54 W.
Donegal street this boro, which
comprised ‘wo lots each 50x203 ft.,
each with frame dwelling. The
purchaser was Oliver Funk and the
price paid was $3,800. C. S. Frank
was the auct., Claud Zeller, clerk
and Arnold, Bricker & Beyer, the
attorneys.
At the same time John L. Zeager,
executor of the estate of Elizabeth
Zeager. deceased, sold a lot of per-
sonal property.
ET OR
THIS MAKES THREE
The right rear fender was torn
front of The Bulletin office when a
freight truck and the car collided.
This was the third accident in a
weeks time at.the same spot.
NEW PUMPER HOUSED SAT.
Friendship Fire Company’s new
500 gal. LaFrance pumper arrived
in town Saturday. It has a seven
man cab and is one of the most
modern pieces of fighting
equipment available.
fire
Jas. M. Cameron
Died Wednes. At
Penryn !
Donegal Springs
Wednesday night in |
Cameron,
died at
family
James McCormick
banker and industrialist,
noon Wednesday at the
homestead, Donegal Springs, after a
long illness.
Born at Lochiel, the family coun-
try place between Harrisburg and
Steelton,,
Academy and Philips Dexter Acad-
emy, Exeter, N. H., and received his
bachelor’s degree from Harvard in
1887.
Surviving are three sisters:
Mary Cameron and Mrs. W. H.
he
Bradley, both of Harrisburg; and
Mrs. Chandler Hale, Washington D.
C.
He was a member of Donegal So-
Tomorrow
Top Row, left to right: Micky, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buller;
Karen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Yingst; Leslie, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Randler.
Second Row, left to right:
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Leib; Fannie, daughter of Mr. and
Dena,
Mrs. Harold O. Shearer, Donna,
daughter of Marlin Ney, all of Mt.
Joy.
| the dwelling is estimated
| to save most of the
ing
| in a Miss Bradford County c¢
| But they
84, |
day,
attended Harrisburg |
Miss |
| erick Shreich.
| THEIR DRIVING
| held on $500 bail
hearing hefore
| Glenn W.
MOST
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LANCASTER
COUNTY
Mount Joy Bulletin
VOL. XLIX, NO. 22
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday
Afternoon, October 27,
1949 $2.
00 a Year in Advance
Kira Destroyed
Hossler Home
At Mastersonville
Fire destroyed the home of
Marlin Hossler, Manheim R4 near
Mastersonville, last Thursday
left a family of four homeless.
Hossler and his wife and their
children Richard, six and Bruce,
four, found temporary quarters
that night at the home of John K.
Shenk a neighbor. Damage to
at $7,500.
Fire Chief Richard Myers, Man-
heim said the fire started in the
small frame shed attached to the
rear of the dwelling and then ra
spread through the house. Flam- |
es spread slowly at the start and |
firemen and neighbors
family’s cloth-
were able
and furniture.
Mrs. Hossler told firemen
was cleaning house when she had
she
discovered the fire. She sum-
moned the Manheim and Mt. Joy
Fire companies.
Chief Myers said cause of the
fire was not determined.
Brief News From
The Dailies For
Quick Reading
A white plastic ballocn 75 feet
| in diameter landed on a farm near
| : ~
| Spring Grove
off a sedan Wednesday morning in
in York County.
The John Williams
building at Atglen was
by fire and the loss was $25,000.
Bus fares in Reading and vicinity
were hiked from 8 to 9 cents by
authority of the State Commission.
A Greyhound bus rammed
storage
the rear of a tractor-trailer loaded |
with sheet steel, near Paoli. One
killed, thirty-one hurt.
In Bradford Co.
wanda, fifty beauties
around
are
are cows not girls.
A. Gable, York
fifty-six and
William
aged
were
er his
sentenced to do six months
in jail for chaining her sister to a
at their home.
RE
MR. AND MRS. ALVIN REIST
HOSTS TO FLYING CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J.
bed
| tertained the following members of
| the Chiques Flying Club on Sun-
at their ranch which is loca-
{ ted near Indian Steps Museum, in|
|
| York County.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Balsbaugh, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold B. Longenecker,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sprecher,
Betty Miller,
Stehman
and Fred-
Kenneth Bender,
old Baer, Doris Eager,
Landis, Arthur Hostetter
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FORTY-ONE DRIVERS LOST
LICENSES
Lost week the State revoked the
of forty-one
driving privileges
{ motorists and restored the cards
| to sixteen. Those from this sec-!
tion who cannot drive are: John |
M. Shemas, Rheems and Cloy Mar-
tin of E-town RD1 who were
charged with speeding Earl New-
| comer of Salunga, lost his for be-
ing a habitual viclator.
re —
| EPHRATA MAN HELD ON
| HIT AND RUN CHARGE
Robert A. Linton, Ephrata was
court after a
of Peace
at
for
Justice
Kauffman Ironville
on hit and run charges.
State Pclice charged that Linton
failed to stop at an
zccident involving a car operated
by H. Honberger of Salunga,
the scene of
near
| Ironville.
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| WILL BUILD A HOME
Gingrich, son-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. John Haines,
east of town, will erect a
dwelling immediately west of
present Haines dWelling. He
already started the erection of the
garage.
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ATTENDED WEDDING
At the Boyce-Schreiber wedding
at Chestnut Level Saturday, Mrs.
James Snavely, of town was one of
the bridesmaids while her husband
served as an usher.
Mr. Paul
new
the
has
and
egal High
Halloween
day
committee
Hawthorne,
as
Lily
shaw,
treshments,
destroyed !
| Clark, Donald Wolgemuth.
To- |
entered |
ntest. |
|
preach-
wife |
Reist en- |
| the Social Welfare Assoc.
Joy.
THE VERNONS FROM BRAD-
FORD PAID VISIT FRIDAY
It was indeed a pleasure to have |
Mr. and Mrs. William Vernon and |
sons, from Bradford Pa. stop off |
long enough to say hello while
motoring thru town Friday en-
route to the Penn-Navy game on
Saturday.
3ill is a son of that veteran
sportsman, physician and good all
around fellow, Doctor A. W.|
Vernon. Dic. is one of those |
chaps who really enjoys life. He
is so intensely imbued with nature |
that we would term him of the |
migratory type. Dr. and Mrs.
Vernon summer at Bradford and
winter in Florida.
May all the Vernong continue to
enjoy life as we know they do.
EE
Student Council
Is Sponsoring a
Hallowe'en Party
The student council of
School is
Party in the
October 31
by
sponsoring a
gvim Mon-
evening, Student
appointed
council
follows: Program,
Ann Greider,
Dorothy Sperla,
Decorations,
president are
Jane Waller,
Vernon Haw-
Peggy Hicks,
Musser, Wilbur
Clara A. Weaver,
Tickets, Paul
Pauline Bradley,
Wilbur Brubaker, Re-
Eugene Swope. Dick
Avis Shetter, Margaret
thorne:
Rosene
Jean Shirk,
Brandt;
Miller,
Ibach,
eph
Robt
len
Col-
Humbert,
members will be inducted
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mem. memes Rt Sem
New
into | JOUPLE WED 60 YEARS
HCNORED AT A DINNER
East Don- |
Vernon |
Hazel Crank- |
Brubaker, |
Jos- |
Dick, |
Chrysler Head
Recalls Early
Days as Fireman
At a
ship. Fe
recent meeting of Friend-
Company here, Mr.
Kauffman T. Keller, president of
Corp. in Detroit, Mich,
an Honorary Life Mem- |
shown
Chrysler
wos made
| ber for his deep interest
the company from time to time.
Keller's letter
explanatory: Here it is:
I am greatly hon-
an Honorary Life
Mount Joy Fire
of
| self
Gentlemen:
ored to become
Member of the
Department.
I look back to the early days
| of the old hand pumper and the
two wheeled hcse carts and re-
member distinctly Will Helig pul-
ling that cart and a couple other
| fellowes and myself attempting to
assist by pushing the rear. I do
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ntl Qe em
| TOCAL LADY WILL SHARE
| IN I. H. PAYNE ESTATE
Susan Hughes Hook of
Peaceful Meadow Farm,
Joy the of
| the Inman H. Payne of 15
Park Avenue, New York, accord-
ing to provisions of his will of=-
fered for probate Friday in Sur-
rcgate’s Court in New York.
The Mount Joy legatee, a friend
of Mr. Payne, a New York ship
official will receive $75,000
third of the residuary es-
along with articles of person-
Penns
Mount
will share in estate
late
line
| plus one
tate
| al property.
rrr etl OW en eee
‘Gala Hallowe'en
Parade and Dance
On Monday Night
the
|
{
|
|
|
|
The final arrangements for
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bowers of | Lions Club gala Hallowe’en parade
Landisville celebrated their 60th | and dance, scheduled for Mcn-
wedding anniversary Sunday. ay, Oct. 31st, are shaping up into
They were honored at a family | quite an event.
dinner at Hostetter’s Dining Room | The parade will be controlled hy
here Seventy-one members had | James Spangler and the Lion’s
been present | Club loud speaker system.
A drop in party was held at
their home from 3 to 7 p. m. with
more than 100 friends attending
| Mr. and Mrs. Bowers are the par-
ents of seven children. William
L., Anna, wife of Bair Sheaffer,
Amos L., Ada, wife of Harry G
| Rohrer, Ella, wife of John Neff,
Lillie Mae, Mie of Harry Shenk
[ end Norman L., all residing in the
vicinity of Landisville,
A
Just WhatltMeans
To Contribute
Har- |
‘To Chest Drive
Every citizen of Mount Joy who
contributes to tne Community
| Chest Drive will be a member of
of Mount
This assceiation is receiving
| fine cooperation from our local
clubs and crganizations and also
citizens. They, however, wish to
make the organization strong and
permanent for the benefit of our
| community.
In order that the people of Mt.
have full information re-
garding the the Social
Velfare Assoc. and also the County
A gencies which are willing to co-
Joy may
work of
operate with our local association,
so’ that the needs of cur commun=-
ity may be better served, all the
Agencies listed are members of the
Community Chest of Lancaster Co: |
Assoc. for the Blind, Lanc.
S for Crippled Children, Ros-
emere Sanatorium, Lancaster Gen-
oclety
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SQUARE DANCES IN HIGH
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Alvin Bigler presided over the
meeting of the high school band
club Mcnday evening.
Plans were made to hold square
dances this winter in the high
school auditorium. A Christmas
party is being planned. A food
sale will be held in November.
Ed
BAND FAIR BEING PLANNED
Flans for a band fair were made
at the meeting of the ladies aux-
iliary of the fire company last
week. The fair will be held on
Nov. 18 and 19 at the fire hall,
Co. |
The parade, which will form at
the Grade School building, will be
fieaded by cclor guards of the Ro-
Veterans of For-
| tarians, Firemen,
| eign Wars, American Legion and
| other clubs of the town.
| The order of the parade follows:
Ls Mount Joy Lions Club gala
float; Division I, Aide, Charles
| Bs shleman, Mt. Joy High School
{
3and,
| 6 years,
children contestants aged 1-
Division II, Aide, Mah-
Marietta High School
| lon Foreman,
| Band, children contestants 6-12
| years and over. Divisicn III,
Aide, William Batzel, Elizabeth-
| town High School Band, adult
| contestants. Division 1V, Aide,
| Lloyd Myers, Groups of contest-
"ants and floats.
The parade route along Main St.,
| wil] gaily lighted by a large
of flood lights and hun-
| dreds cf tlares carried by paraders.
| The remainder of the will
| be lighted by extra street
lights
The Judges will view the parade
| on Main St., and then headed by
| Lester Mumma wil] proceed to the
awarding of
parade is dis-
be
| number
route
large
and flares.
| high school for the
| the prizes after the
| missed.
| Forming promptly at 6:30 and
| moving promptly at 7:00 the par-
| ade will move east on Columbia
| Avenue to Jacob St.; north on
{ Jacobs to Main; ‘west on Main to
| New Haven; south on New Haven
| to Marietta; east on Marietta do
| Poplar; Poplar to the
where it will disband.
hundred dollars the
| prizes will be awarded after which
| Jim Henrick’s Orchestra will
| nish music for a public dance
| the There wil]
cider and pretzels as well
prearranged program.
James Spangler, Lions Club
president and James Sheaffer, par-
ade chairman have made every ef-
fcrt to make this parade the best
in the community. Enter and win
| a prize.
In the
take place Tuesday, November
LETTERS GRANTED
The First National Bank and
Trust Co., of Mount Joy, adminis-
trator of the estate of Samuel Funk
late of Mt Joy.
south on
high school
|
{ Several
in
fur-
in
high school. be
as a
case of rain, parade will
1st.
-
»
nu
| Mr,
| hear
feet frem a barn rafter
| to be
| Sunday
acceptance is!
| BOY SERIOUSLY INJURED
| BY FALL FROM RAFTER
J. Clyde Hiestand,
Mrs. Christian
Bainbridge, suffered
nine, son of
Hiestand
serious
and
| internal injuries when he fell ten
at his home
| Sunday afternoon.
He was admitted to St. Joseph's
Hospital where he underwent an
emergency operation and was said
in a serious condition
night.
The boy was playing in the barn
at the time. He
gency first aid treatment
Gratch of Maytown and
the hospital in the
munity ambulance.
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Essay Contest
Winners’ Trip
To Lake Success
(By Joe Shaeffer)
A very goodly number of Rotari-
ens gather for
at Hostetter’s.
losser shared the
was given emer-
by
Marietta
Tuesday's
Ralph and Dr. Sch-
honors for
musie,
the visiting Rotarians
and Secretary Les gave a report on
the members who made up their at-
tendance.
President Walt
the winners for
announced that
and open !o juniors and seniors was
won by Barbara Ranck, a senior and
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REV. McGREGOR IN HOSPITAL
Rev. Thomas A. McGregor, pas-
tor of the local Presbyterian church
the Presbyterian
is a patient in
Hospital, Philadelphia, the result of
an accident at his heme, 9 Marietta
Avenue.
Rev. McGregor was carrying ref-
use to the rear of his home when
he accidently stepped into a sewer
suffered
a prob-
hole being dug there. He
a fracutred heel bone and
able spine injury.
Dr. D. Schlosser
and ordered his removal to
Lancastpr General Hospital from
which he was later taken to Phila-
delphia for treatment.
> —
CORN QUEEN, ATTENDANTS
AT FARM WOMEN MEETING
was summoned
A meeting of the Scciety of the
Farm Women No. 8 was held re-
cently at the home of Mrs. J. Roy
Greider, Mt. Joy R1 when Mrs
Mary Alwine reviewed the book,
“Especially Father”.
Members ccllected donations and
meeting
Corn
the
relief at the
Brubaker, Mt. Joy
attendants were
soap for
Shirley
Queen and her
guests,
Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sharp,
Florin, a son Tuesday at the Gener-
al Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gable,
disville, a son Sunday at
ter General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Peters,
Lan-
Lancas-
heim R2, a son Monday at the
Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Nissley |
E-town RD3 a daughter Saturday
at the Lancaster Osteopathic Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Winters,
New Haven St. announce the birth
last Wednesday at
the Genera] Hospital.
of a daughter
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Carl B. Alexander, Lancaster
and Dorothy Garber of this place.
Charles H. Paules, Landisville
and Ruth M. Mower, Bainbridge
RDI.
Paul Martin, Jr., Donegal Road,
Mt.
Mount Joy R2.
— cet nes
WE'RE MAKING A RECORD
The Bureau of Highway
persons were killel on Common-
wealth roads during the first eight
months of the year.
——
WALKED 108,000 MILES
‘Harry H. Sess Lititz,
who was retired as a mail carrier,
claims that he walked 108,000 mil-
es equal to four times around the
eman of
J world.
late !
Dr.
taken to |
Com- |
meeting
the
with Ray Wiley introducing
and guests,
the United Nations
essay contest sponsored by the club
the
Man-
Joy and Phyllis Faus Becker,
Safety
Monday reported that a total of 976
"The Local News Mortuary Record
For The Past Week Throughout This
Very Briefly Told Entire Locality
| Harry
E. Smith, sixty, at Col-
Workmen started to erect snow bi Yr
ur Na.
fences along highways ! .
slong ns Nays Lawrence DeWitt Orendorf, forty-
Harry J. Burns, eighty, Mount- .
ville. wie hit he sar and tl ; eight, at Falmouth.
ot 5 as NL bY © ca? ang Is nos- | Percy Gerfin, fifty-four, school
italizec :
I bi Ah | director at Columbia.
Thieves stole about $2,000 worth | Haro A..F. tof
arry A. Farmer, seventy-
of silk at the Conestoga H:siery | 2b the Mason Fon, Se
. © » viasonie omes town.
Mill near Ephrat:
i aie x | Margaret, wife of Walter Goch=-
The A. S. Kreider Shoe Factory | 4
> . : nauer at E-town. She was forty-
at E-town is on short time due to |
hott Ter | two,
a shortage « orders. . .
: | Mrs. Lizzie West, eighty-six, for=
A quart of milk was success- | : ’
> : . . | merly of Elizabethtown, at Wil=
fully used to extinguish a fire in| 4
: ; | mington, Del.
an automobile at Ephrata. | “mrs. Katie Obe
Just to have some fun pranks- Is fe ie rholtzer, sixty-
ters set a number of carn shocks | vy > he home of her daughter,
afire in a field near Elstonville | oo ip ard Heim, Rizbetite
|
At Meadville, Pa. a farmer grew r ‘7
potatoes so big that he and his | S tichard, 7 year old son of Lloyd
wife can eat only a half of one i: : ne Anna Eckman Hess died
Two 18 year ld New Jersey | at i ketown. The paternal
boys driving a stolen car. were | ropes are Mr. _and Mrs.
nabbed by the police at E-town. | ov Hess of Landisvillle.
Four wingless chickens will be Mis .
shown at a Feed Dealers Assoc. | Miss Harriet C. Aller
meeting at Hotel Brunswick at A brief notice of her death had
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Everything That
Lancaster on Oct. 28-29
———— A
SENIOR CLASS TO PRESENT
“HUCKLEBFRRY FINN",
Thursday and Friday, November |
10 and 11th, the Senior Class « Happened At
Mount Joy high school, will present |
“Huckleberry Finn,” a three act| Fl R tl
comady, at the high school audi- orin ecen y
torium. Based on the immortal story | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klinert spent
by Mark Twain, the play will be| the weekend at Camp Fairplay, in
presented in period costumes. | Perry Co.
Robert Divet will play the role of! Miss Mary Hershey, of Douglas-
Huckleberry Finn. Others in the | ton, R. I, and neice Virginia Her-
cast include: Warren Bates, Charles | shey, Miss Edith Hershey of Dal-
Texas and Miss Mary Erb of
of Middletown visited Mr. and Mrs.
Brooks, Sarah Brown, las,
Marjorie Herr,
Fredine Geh- |
Kenneth Nis-
man,
|
{
sley, Richard Peifer, Shirley tif Bo E. Hershey and Harold Buller
heard, Shirley Schofield and ood aod family during the weekend.
Wagner. | Rev. and Mrs. Howard Bernhard
Miss Catharine G. Zeller, English | and sons, attended Love Feast on
teacher, will direct the production. | Sunday at the Maiden Creek
Mary Jane Hoffer and Barbara Church of the Brethren near Read-
Fanck wil act as student directors ing
Charles Rovenolt and Miss Edna| Mrs. Bessie Nickmer visited
Martin, of the faculty, will be in | friends in town on Wednesday.
charge of stage and tickets, respect- | Mr. Nathan Shelly of Manheim
ivelv | visited his brother, Mr. Samuel
Committee chairmen are as fol- | Shelly on Sunday.
lows: stage, Samuel Dock: business, | Mrs. Nelson Felty and Mrs. Jas.
James Hornafius: tickets, Melissa Wagener of Lancaster spent Tuesday
Strickler; publicity, Robert Kramer; | with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman.
wardrobe, Marian Breneman; make- | Mrs. Emma Peifer spent Sunday
up, Edna Bartch ushers, Miriam | with Mr. and Mrs. John Myers and
Loewen. family at Mount Joy.
re | The Home Builders Class and a
OCTOBFR 12 WEDDING | group from the Florin Church of
WAS ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY | the Brethren, sixty-three in num-
Miss Rachel S. Kraybill, Donegal | ber were the guests of Rev. and
Springs Road, daughter of the late | Mrs. D. I. Pepple at Sunday School
B. Lehman Kraybill and Bertha | and Church at Woodsbury Sunday.
Stauffer Kraybill, and Luke A. Bru- Mrs. Adah Eichler entertained
baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Menno | {he following to dinner on Sunday;
Brubaker, Richfield, were married | Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman, Mr.
at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, October | and Mrs. Martin Liggins, Mrs. Hel-
12, in the bride’s home. Bishop | en Musser, Miss Margaret Eichler.
Henry Lutz, Mount Joy, officiated | The dinner was given in honor nf
assisted by Henry Garber, Mount | {he latters birthday.
father of |
Personal Mention
John F. Wagner, Newark, N. J.,
Dr. and Mrs. Howard G. Smoker | spent Sunday with relatives here.
at Columbia, celebrated their fiftieth | Cpl. Everett Miller of Fort Dix,
their home | N. J. is visiting his father Clyde
and Menno Brubaker,
bridegroom
a ee
THE SMOKERS CELFBERATED
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING
Joy,
the
wedding anniversary at
Tuesday by open house. Present was | Miller at Marietta.
Mrs. Pauline Heilig of this place Mr. and Mrs. Jay Barnhart and
whose husband, the late Dr. W. R. | sons Barry and Jay Jr, spent the
Heilig was best man at the wedding. | weekend in Virginia.
The Smokers are well known, Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Culhave of
Smoker having conducted a phar- | Harrisburg spent the week here
macy here, (the present Martin’; | with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bates.
five and dime) for number of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bates re-
years turmed Saturday from a weeks
EEE ced vicit with relatives in Dayton, O.
110 CHILDREN ENROLLED IN Mrs. Cyrus Gainer, Mt. Joy St.,
MT. JOY RELIGIOUS CLASS underwent an operation at the Os=
One hundred ten children en- | teopathic hospital, Lancaster, last
rolled in the Religious School for | Tuesday
grade school pupils last week, the Mr. and Mrs. William Barto of
Ministerial Assoc. has announced Rome, N. Y, spent the weekend
Fourth, fifth and sixth grade pu- | here visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
pils of the Mt. Jcy School will at- | Clinton Eby Jr.
tend classes held in nine churches Mr. and Mrs. Park Neiss Sr. and
0 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siebert and
MADE IMPROPER TURN | daughter Carol spent Sunday in
Jacob Gish, Manheim R2, was | Baltimore, Md.
prosecuted by State Police before meio ——
Justice Shenck, at Landisville, for | TAKING 2-YR. MOTOR COURSE
making an improper turn that | Glenn Bailey, son of Mr. and
sulted in a collision. [ Mrs. Maurice Bailey, Donegal
TTT. Springs Road, is taking a two years
NATION'S CAR OWNERS | course at General Motors Institute
Fifty-one per cent of 50,400,000 at Flint, Michigan. His course will
American families own at least | consist of eight week periods be=
one automobile. One out of 17 tween the Institute and Mohn Bros.
two or more, at Lancaster,