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LANCASTER
The Mount J ov Bulletin

VOL. XLIX, NO. 25
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, November 17, 1949
$2.00 a Year in Advance

FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO.
HERE HAD A FACE LIFTING

; Li it
In case you have not seen the interior of this bank | room
lately, After mod-
ernization, beauty and efficiency of the large banking
here is what it looks like today.

was greatly
save
counters
modern
increased. Low
replace all the old style high counter screen.

(First National Bank
| And Trust Company
Car Carrier Hit
Ignited Gas Can
Auto, Then Upset Here Completes Mod- Hits Woman;

0 N Hi h ‘ernization Work
n € 12 ay The First National Bank
tractor trailer car carrier, | Trust Co. of Mount Joy, one of
Yin four new 1950 cars, had | the progressive banks of Lancas-
upset on its left side foll'wing a|{er County, announced through its
collision with an automobile on the president, H. H. Ehy, complete
new Harrisburg pike at the inter-|modernization of its banking quar-
section of the East Peterskurg | ters.
road. The change in the banking room
The accident occurred at the same | eliminated cramped public space,
spot and under almost identical | the high, old-fashioned superstruc-

on | ture, and the massive, dark check
desk. In its place is an enlarged
fer, of town, was killed. public space, attractive low-style
The driver of the car counters and a very much improv-
Fdward A. Gullong, thirty-nine appearance.
Prospect Park. Delaware County, | The front of the bank fixture
suffered bruises of the left leg. | is of light and dark Tennessee
According to State Policeman JT.| marbles selected for their attrac-
Szabo, an auto driven by Raymond | veness and resistance to wear.
circumstances as the accident
Oct. 30 in which Wm. Beamender-
carrier,
M. Zeigler, forty. Lyndon, Lan-| New low-style bronze wickets are
|
caster RB, was driving from the | set off by the contrasting black
south to the north side of the | shelf top. Complete installation
four-lane stretch of ° the Harris- | of new steel equipment under the
burg Pike to reach the East Pet- | tellers’ counter will be mater ial
ersburg Road when struck brcad- | aid to the tellers.
headed Officers’ partitions, wcod wains-

side by the car carrier
west. Zeigler escaped injury. cot and coupon booths are of
Gullong told police he swerved rich walnut. Safe deposit facilit-
(Turr to Page 2)
en ell A Cee
LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH
MET LAST WEDNESDAY
The Mount Joy Board of Health
held their meeting at the office of
| Dr. D. C. Stoner, last Wednes-
rr 1 day. Minutes were read and ap-
LAW ENFORCEMENT MEN | proved.
COMPLETE THEIR STUDIES | A 1
Thirty-eight men from Lancas- | Council to enforce the Garbage
and York Ccunty community |Ordinance and to look the
law enforcement agencies were a- | extermination of rats.
warded certificates of merit at the | WE ——
graduation exercises in the Colum- | Dealers are paying 18
hia American Legion Home. | pound for Lancaster County’s
Among them were Chief of Po | bacco,
to the right in an effort to avoid
striking the auto but didn’t avoid
the crash. The trailer,
bearing the four new cars, turned |
over on its left side. Police had
said they were unable to estimate

tractor

the damage at this time.

tion was made to ask the
ter into
cents a
to-
lice Park E. Neiss and Michael |
yood, and deputy sheriff Elmer
Zerphey, of town.
-
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS

Officer Michael R. Good, reports
two prosecutions the past week. The more one learns of
Henry H. Hackman, Manheim R2, | difficulties, inconvenience and ex-
stop sign violation and Richard V.
Jonston of Kendal] Ave., Pittsburg,
Pa., reckless driving.
Both drivers were summoned for
Hocken-
pense our neighbor korcs have in
the removal of their garbage and
rubbish, the more satisfaction we
get from the method uséd in Mt.
Joy for many years.
We can’t help but make the
comparison after learning that on
Tuesday evening Marietta Council
of
hearings before James C.
berry Sr.
a A
GOOD ESCAPED INJURY
Lester H. Good, thirty-eight,

of
Landisville, escaped injury when |opened bids for the removal
his car overturned on an em- [garbage for a three year period.
bankment of a curve on the old |There were six bids and they
ranged from $4,500 to $15,000.
Mount Joy can give other boros
a gocd illustration as to how the
garbage question plus rubbish can
be handled without a hardship ex-
pense or inconvenience to anyone.
Here we have regular intervals
Harrisburg Pike, about a mile east
of Landisville at 3:55 a. m. Sun.
en ee
LETTERS GRANTED
R. Fellenbaum, of this place, is
the administrator of the
Harriet Aller, late cof this boro.
One Day Earlier
As our publication day falls on a holiday,
Thanksgiving, next Thursday. The Bulletin will be
issued one day earlier—Wednesday. Advertisers
cd correspondents please bear this in mind.

estate of

|

IS

.. Is Badly Burned
thirty-four
Elizabeth-
Mrs. Leona Sumner,
wife of Sidney Sumner,
town R3 was badly
the legs when gasoline ignited her
clothing as she was watching a
garageman trying to start her hus-
band’s automobile.
She was treated by Dr.
man Garber, and later admitted to
St. Joseph's Hospital,
condition was reported satisfactory.
where
Members of the Friendship Fire |
Co., Elizabethtown, who took the
injured woman to the hospital in
their ambulance,
man, Elizabethtown R3 garage, was
trying start the auto. Sum-
ner was working the starter while
Weidman
to
was pouring gasoline
into the carburetor from a can as
the motor backfired and ignited
the gosoline. Weidman, in an ef-

World War 2 Vet
Shoots Himself
At Bainbridge
twenty-eight Id veteran
of go War 11
his home of a bullet wound which
year
died ins whi at
MT. JOY SOCIETY ENTERTAINS
E'TOWN GROUP TUESDAY
Thirteen members of the Wo-
i attended the
state police said was self-inflicted.
Police said Gordon W. Geist
weite, Jr., returned to ‘his home
mounted the stairs and on the sec-
ond landing shot himself with a
38 calibre revolver The bullet
entered his head just behind the
ear,
Dr. Edward Kottcamp, Jr. of!
Marietta, deputy coroner, issued a |
| finding of suicide,
men’s Society of Christ
Elizabethtown,
Missionary
Lutheran Church,
mcnthly
Mission-
regular
meeiing of the Women's
ary Scciety of Trinity Lutheran
Church , Mount Joy on Tuesday
evening at the Lutheran parsonage.
The program was based on the |
highlights of the General Society
Convention
in September and was led by Mrs.
Keder and Mrs. Beiber who at- |
tended the convention. Scrip-
ture readings were given by mem-
bers of the s-.ciety and Mrs. Har-
| old Brown offered the prayer. A
duet, “Thine Is The Glory”, was
sung by the presidents of the two
societies, Mrs. Clyde Eshleman and
Mrs. Otto Ferrari. Mrs. Ray-
mond Fetter led the group sing-
ing this hymn.
Refreshments were served to
the thirty-six women who attend-
ed the meeting,
He was discharged from the Ar-
| my with a rank of T-5 on Feh.
14, 1946, after serving 39 months
| with the Tank Corps of the 13th
| Armored Divisicn He spent six |
months in the European theatre of
war, participating in three battles
At the time of his death, he was
| employed in a warehouse at
Olm
| sted Field, Middletown
Jorn in Bainbridge, he wos the |
sn of Gordon W. and Ada J
Geistweite. Besides his parents,
burned about |
said Enos Weid- |
PRESE
|

J. Hoff-
|
her
|
he is survived by a sister, Leona,
at home; his paternal grandmother,
Mrs. Susan Geistweite, Bainbridge
and his maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Margaret Radel, Watsoniown
—

AST HEMPFIELD WILL

NT TIGER HOUSE
“Tiger House”, mystery play,
vill be presented by the senior
| class of East Hempfield Twp. High
| School at the school in Landis-
| ville, Friday and Saturday at 8
p. m. Ruth Shuman will play a
leading role.
Others in the cast are Jere
Cooper, James Enterline, Marian
Newcomer, Anna Toews, Frank
Nolt, Lavera Dorwart, Grant Noll,
Lois.Gable and Stanley Nolt. Miss
the |
{ FIREMAN
fort to get the flames from
car, threw the blazing can behind |
him without looking. The burn- |
ing liquid hit Mrs. = Sumner and |
igniting her clothing.
A
LORD'S ACRE OFFICERS
Officers have been elected in the |
Lord’s Acre project of the Mount
Joy Mennonite Church. They

are |
|
Miller Hess, chairman; Joe Hos- |
tetler, vice-chairman; Joyce Miller, |
secretary; Harold Lehman, treas.;
and Joe Hess, adult adviser.
- i
HOSPITAL PATIENT
Chief of Police Park E. Neiss,
of
town, entered the General Hospital |
Sunday, for additional
treatment
of a leg injury suffered in a motor- |
cycle accident more
ago.
Mount Joy Can Show Other Boros
How To Handle Garbage & Rubbish
when citizens place their
and rubhish on the streets and al-
leys and our bcro employes re-
move same. One family may
have a trifle more than others but
what difference should that make?
Everything is removed
streets and alleys neat and
regularly
and our
clean.
than a year
garbage |
The most satisfactory part of our |
system is that the expense of the |
same comes out of our
each person pays practically an
equal share and it is
We feel confident that
est and most inexpensive
a boro could adopt.
tax money,
is the fair-
unncticable. |
method |
Mary
Lee Forney is director.
—— —
YOUNG HUNTER SHOT
BY GUNNING PARTNER
Clyde Breneman, sixteen, Man-
heim R1, was admitted to St. Jo-
seph’s Hospital Tuesday afternocn
after part of the charge from a 20
guage shotgun fired by a compan-
ion, hunting with him; hit him a-
bout the face and head.
He underwent surgery that
for removal of of the
His ¢ not serious
a
night
some pellets
ndition is
EXTINGUISH FIRE
DRILLING RIG
Fire
ON WELL
Friendship Company was
called at 2 p. m. Tuesday to the
junction of the Marietta Pike and
Maytown Road to extinguish
fire in a well drilling rig of Mar-
lin Garvin. The fire was dis-
ccvered by a passing motorist. A
quantity of destroyed
the
damaged.
—————— er
rope was
but rig was not otherwise
HUNTERS CAN'T RESIST
VIOLATING GAME LAWS
Rufus Heisey, Manheim R1, paid
a $10 fine for taking a skunk with
the aid of automobile head lamps.
Lloyd J. Gelver,
$25. for shooting a
a moving
Landisville, paid
pheasant fromy
automobile. The offense
occurred of Salunga
November 10, and he paid on a field
acknowledgment.
emer
just north on
VOCATIONAL FUNDS FOR
COUNTY SCHOOLS
Auditor General Heyburn an-
nounced Thursday that he has ap-
proved payments to a number of
| school districts in Lancaster Coun-
ty for vocational education. They
are: Fast Donegal Twp., $1,848.-
85: Elizabethtown Borcugh, $657.-
[ 60: Manheim Borough, $3,208.86;
Mount Joy Borough $615.20
a —
»
Personal Mention
Miss Joyce Ellis, Chambersburg,
|
spent the weekend at her home.
We doubt whether there is one
individual in the boro who is op- |
posed to our present system.
A Ce
MASONIC HOMES BEQUEST
The Pa. Masonic Home for the |
aged at nearby Elizabethtown will
receive $261,057 under the will of
the late Eugene M. Sible,
Harrisburg merchant.
Al
Fire destroyed a row of frame
garages and two cars at Lititz
{ Miss Dorothy Wolfe of Landis-
| ville spent the weekend with Mrs.
Andrew Fetzko (Martha Snyder)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
retired |
at Somerville, N. J.
Mrs. Alice K. Snyder, Philadel-
phia, spent several days here with
her sister, Mrs. O. K. Snyder. While
here she attended the 50 Anniver-
sary of the Women's Missicnary
Society

|

—— — ee
The Golden Ear
Of Corn Trophy
Won By E’town
farm boys and girls and
of nine organized
ups, attended
nual wide 4-H
Roundun held Saturday at
Seventy
com-
the
Corn
members
munity gre
Club |
Hotel
county
Brunswick, Lancaster.
held in Grand Rapids |
an- |
Mt. Joy's Social
‘Welfare Asso.
Budget For 1950
Appended is a
of the Welfare
financial] statement
Association's Budg-
et for 1950
| Lancaster County Agencies,
Quota $4,000.00
Local Needs:
| Balance due on Heating Plant
and Fuel Oi] 1,073.22
| Reduction of Mortgage 500.00
Interest 150.00
| Fuel and Light
Youth & Youth Activities 750.00
Aid for Mount Joy Needy 300.00
| Insurance 93.20
| Printing and Advertising 50.00
| Miscellaneous 100.00
Total $7,216.42
Appended is the Treasurer's Re-
port of the Social] Welfare
Mount Joy
to October
Associa-
from February
7, 1949
| tion of
3. 1949,

ea on hand Feb. 3. 1949 $ 114.44
Receipts
! | 1949 Community Chest Drive
| and other Receipts $5.158.44
Total $5,272.88
Expenditures
| Lancaster County Communi-
tv Chest
| Aid to Mt. Joy Citizens,
| (Food, Drugs, Etec.)
Wiring and
2,500.00
206.14 |
| Plumbing work 7.273
| Printing and Advertising 26.91
| Insurance a3 20
| Repairs and Materials 44.30
| Heating Plant & Fuel Oil
Pavment on account) 381.04

The Golden Far of Corn trophy | Light and Power 13.10
> ¢ ( {
was captured by the Elizabeth- | | Playeround Activities 390.00
Clul Si 1s Transportation 100.00
town 4-H lub with a top score [hus I 165.00
of 89.74 points. Each member sem
grew a half-acre plot of some hy- $4921.94
brid variety the past season and Bal. on hand Oct. 7, 1949 $§ 350.94
was required to enter ten ears of Total $5972.88
the crop. — ie rs
Other awarded for
the best 10 ears of corn: 2nd, Har-
old E. Greiner, Elizabethtown RD,
John K. Risser, Bain-
Loth of the Elizabeth-
prizes were
nd 3rd,
Feidge RDI
Club.
In the corn
town
and
winners
potato judging
1st, John |
Curvin
3rd Ger-
4-10
contest, were::
Risser, Bainbridge; 2nd,
Martin, Jr., Mt. Joy RDI;
ald Hess, Elizabethtown R3
mr

Rrief News From
The Dailies For
Quick Reading
The steel strike cost the
$750 million.
When a Waynesburg
tried to stroke a pet monkey he
bit off her right ear
The highway Department has
completed the erection of sixty
miles of snow fence along Lancas-
ter County roads.
The Lebanon Paper Box Com-
pany couldn’t get any water.
When workmen opened the line
they found a 26 inch eel.
At a heme in Lititz a hen phea-
flew through a
window then
flew through a
window.
On Route 22 at Ephrata, a car
left
bankment,
sant second story
got down stairs and
out first floor
the road, went up an em-
rolled
The dri-
Lancaster,
upset and back
the highway again.
ver Wm. H. Gray, 36,
was killed.
EE a
AN UNUSUAL DISPLAY OF
COINS AND CURRENCY
Beginning Saturday and continu-
tn
| ing through next Friday the First
National Bank and Trust Company,
will feature a display of coins and
currency from the Federal Reserve
3ank of Philadelphia.
These will include Colonial coins,
bank
gold and
certificates, money in current
commemorative coins, early
notes, Confederate money,
silver
counterfeit
use and specimens of
notes, among other items.
crams licen
FLORIN MAN IS FINED
$200 ON TWO CHARGES
Walter S. Nissley, Florin, pleaded
guilty in Dauphin County Court on
Monday to charges of driving while |
of intoxicants, |
under the influence
failure to stop and render assistance |
and was fined $200 and costs.
Judge Rupp also gave Nissley a
suspended jail sentence of from six
months to one year,

US |
woman |
FLORIN FIRE CO. THANKS
ITS MANY CONTRIBUTORS
Florin Fire Company
thanks to the
surrounding
|
|
| extends
many citizens of
Florin territory,
$8,375.00
|
|
|
new
and
enabled it to
the
| fire engine and
will cost $17.303.25.
The Fire Company hopes this co-
which pay
against purchase of the
equipment which
COUNTY Ben Staley Is
Mortuary Record
‘Nominated Pres. Throughout This
Florin Fire Co. Efe Locality
John Sweigart, ninety, at

Staley was nominated
Benjamin : ile : 1 1011 : 1 lizabethtown Sunday.
reside f the Florin Fire C at
president of the Florin " Miss Annie Schieck, seventy=
a postponed meeting held Tuesday
|
200.00
Petersburg.
Herr,
| nine, at E
hall Christian K.
wenine in the :
evening he sixty-three of
Richard |

) Ss inate ere ut . ‘
Other h Wen M Raf { Columbia RD2, milk dealer, at
Martin, vice presigent a = "" | his home on Sunday
fensberger, secretary; O = | Mrs. Elizabeth W. Jones, seventy
2 onc ) rofl mnan- .
der, treasurer; Omar o : ry five, of Marietta, at St. Joseph's
Wal secretary tev. John Gable ; :
cial 8 retary; Rev of Hospital. Oristus Wittel of New=
chaplain: Clarence Hollinger and i
town is a brother
acohh S trustee for 3 a :
Jacol ie Im it rus . thief Jeanette, wife of Joseph Bair,
ii Mo a le a "CH of Columbia, died as the result
ticha VI assistant robert .
Bh ard BS n Re of a fall three days previous.
Kline Stale hie 4
al ne Ph. : y ja She was sixty-three
engineer; Men Bu ler, chiel che. Anna Marlene Buck, 16, daugh-
Vial Yoorge 1 =~ :
Trica a Geor +8 Yeon! ter of Paul and Myra Landis
Jr. Brac Hes: nd p IH Pm “| Buck of E-town RD2 Monday of
{ chief hose aul Buller rheumatic She was ill for
i rolice chief Paul Diffenderfer { :
: our years
Richard Martin, Omar Groff, Ro- Le
o Cling. B e OSs *harles : pe iy
eH Kling, J dley yi } le Mrs. Naomi Sweikart, seventy-
BI ns! n and Jam : Jac Sot ous | one, wife of Harry Sweikart died
committee stal- . : :
or and. In { at the Columbia Hospital Thurs=
lation of officers will be held ot Q '
: ; A day She leaves five sons, one of
sep yp ting : : :
! ! OR > Bi » whom is Wilbur at Florin, who
ire ( ie vilham Maleer an- conducts the plumbing for the
nounced that there were no fire ; .
: | Joe L. Heisey Co.
calls in October Purchase «
200 feet two’ and one-half INH] wr Bee arr
eet of ) 0 1d e-h J inch | price Emily Lindemuth
se was order ar engine in- . i y
Ose og Zant Tig. Miss Emily Lindmuth, eighty,
surance coveraged authorized A | iti
. qe (Turn to page 3)
contributicn of $15 was made to]
: et -
the EUB Church for its
|
|
| operation will continue for many |
years to come.
i A eee
| GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK
BRINGS $500 AT A SALE HERE
| At the personal property sa

of Eli M. Engle Estate
articles brought very good prices
| such as Grandfather's clock, $500;
one-half dcz. old chairs, $93.00;
pair of goblets, $10.50; old cup-
board $10.00; glass candle holder,
| $275 and a ce lery stand for $1.50.
Mr. C. S. Frank was the auct
+ rn
BORO'S ENTIRE WATER
SHED GOOD CONDITION
places along the water shed.
ED AI
Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roland, Sal-
unga, a son Sunday at St. Josepli’s
Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Newcomer,
Mount Joy RD2, a daughter on
Saturday at the General Hospital
Mr.
town, a
on Friday.
Ginder of
Hospital
Mrs. Wayne
son at General
an
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Valle,
of town, a son ‘at the General
Hospital.

A.
FREDERICH GERMER’'S CAR
WAS HIT FROM THE REAR
An accident
East Main street,
occurred on Sunday
on when a car

driven by Frederick J. Germer was
| struck in the rear by Albert M
{ Metro, 102 Boundary St. Hazel~
| wood, Pittsburg, Pa. There was
slight damage to the cars.
Officer Michael R. Good
gated.
investi-

nl AYA
INFANT SMOTHERED TO DEATH
Ruth Ann Weaver,
old daughter of Lester T. and Helen
RK. Weaver, smothered in the bed-
| ding of her crib early Wednesday
| Tos in the family’s home at Iron-
three-months-
ville, Columbia R2?
lo | Mr
Saturday, |
{
| The Health Officer patrolled
| Little Chickies Creek, practically
| the entire water shed and report-
| ed the creek, also Back Run, in|
good condition and dumps along
the route are slowly disappearing.
Nctices were posted at various
Christmas which is followed MRS. LEVI PEIFER, PRESIDENT
|
|
annual |
party, |
by a church service that the fire- | SALUNGA MOTHERS’ CLUB
men attend in a body. | Twenty members of the Salunga
Martin Ney presided - at the | Mothers Club attended the club
meeting with 13 attending | hananet at Aunt Sally’s Kitchen,
+ HI assesses
Everything That
Happened At
Florin Recently
! Flizabethtown, on Monday evening.
The club gave $5.00 for the Com~
munity Chest, and will distribute
| baskets of fruit and flowers to the
shut-ins at Christmas time.
These officers were elected: Mrs.
evi Peifer, president; Mrs. Harold
Rittenhouse, vice president; Mrs.
Mr. and Med Hershey of] Farl Walters, secretary, Mrs. Jack
Lemoyne, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin | Moss. secretary; Mus. Wil
Weaver of Mt. Jov. Mr. and Mrs. B bur Heitstand, treasurer.
Attending the banauet were: Mrs.
Mrs. Clarence Mow-~
ery, Mrs. Ben Hess, Mrs. Jacobs,
Mrs. Verne Hiestand, Mrs. Molly
Schroll, Mrs. Jack Moss, Mrs. Char-
W. Roberts of Mechanicsburg visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. N. E.
the weekend.
The Ladies Aid
Hershey over | ChYist Greider,

and other mem-
bers of the Brethren Church we nt |
{o sew at the General Hospital on | s Harple, Mrs. Ray Wiley. Mrs.
Tuesday. There were thirty-two | Robert Bishop, Mrs. Levi Peifer,
persons. { Mrs. Walter Eshelman, Mrs. J. M.
Mrs. Lloyd Vogel and daughter, | Newcomer, Mrs. M. M. Newcomer,
spent Tuesday with the formers | Robert Brubaker, Mrs. John
Mrs. Wilbur Hiestand. Mrs.
Ella Baker and
| Musser,
| Earl Walters,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Law-
Mrs.

ton at Lincoln Highway West, Lan- :
i Irs. Harold Rittenhouse.
caster. | escent ollie
Mrs. Ackerman of Elizabethtown |
called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mum- E t
per Sr. on Saturday Mr. and Me neagemen S
Ralph Mumper and daughter
wie ee sui ane Of Well Known
guests of the Mumpers.
Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Marzolf 1 Rr Wd
and children of Maytown called on | nca esl ents
and Mrs. George Mumper - Tues- | Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Webber
aay | announce the engagement of their
Mr. Hiram Gibble and daughter, | daughter, Miss Betty Jane Web-
Naomi of Manheim were guests of | ber to. J. Harlan Shelly, Man-
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ginder and | heim RDS.
family Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Skean of De-| ap. ang Mrs. Alexander, 131
troit, Mich, who were recently | Columbia Ave. this boro anncunce
married, returned to their home af- | 41, of their daughter
ter spending several days with their Wanda, to Frederick N. Allgaier
arandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williamsport. The wedding will
Skean and relatives in Lancaster. take place New Years Eve.
Mrs. Sarah Schlegelmilch enter- The bride elect is a graduate of
tained the following to a turkey | Mount Joy High School and Penn-
dinner in honor of her brother, Ed- | State College, where she
ward Henderson's birthday: Mr. | majored in journalism and was a
and Mrs. Edwin Wickenheiser, of | member of Zeta Tau Alpha Soror-

Colonial Park, Harrisburg; Mr. Jac. | jty She is employed in the edit-
Henderson of Harrisburg. Mr. Hen~ | crial department of the Sun Gaz-
derson received many useful gifts. | ette Co. Williamsport.
A birthday surprise was held for | Mr. Allgaier, a graduate of Wil-
Mrs. Paul Greenawalt at her home | liamsport High School also is
| on Tuesday evening. employed by the Sun Gazette.
{ Mrs. Frank Hatton, of Washing-~ ~ a
ron. D. C., was the guest of honor | REV. EZRA RANCK OF TOWN
i (Turn to Page 5) HEADS THE EUB MINISTERS
| el A -
The Rev. Ezra Ranck, local pas-
3 ING
{ BIRTHDAY DINNER tor was elected president of the
Mr. and Mrs. William Brian en- | [ ancaster County Ministerial As-
tertained the following to a birth- | sociation of the Evangelical U. B
| day dinner on Sunday, in honor of | Church at a meeting Monday in
their son, Jeffery. Mr. and Mrs. | the library room of the YMCA.
Frank Brian, Mr. and Mrs. Martin He succeeds the Rev. George
Liggins and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lig- | Barth, who presided at the meet-
gins | ing there
meen sre SE 4 Ge wee wens re etl AMR eee
DEEDS RECORDED APPEAL DAY NOV. 1%
Executors of the estate of Elida Friday, Nov. 18 is appeal day for
C. Mumma, late of Mount Joy to |Mcunt Joy Boro. Anyone dis-
Jay L. and Marian B. Koser, Ra-! satisfied with his or her real es-
| pho Twp., premises, 114 W. Done- | tate assessments can appear at
gal St. Mt. Joy, $5,250 the county commissioners office,
|
Union Thanks giving | Servics
ing Service, sponsored
Joy I A ttion, will be held in St.
Luke's Ex urch, on Wednesday evening, No-
mber 23, at 7:30 o'clock. The sermon for this occasion
will be preached by the Rev. W. L. Koder, pastor of Trini-
ty Lutheran Church. The service will be in charge of the
Rev. Donald B. Kline, redtor of St, Luke's Church.

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