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Emma Dorsey, 33,
Held In $600
Theft; Gave Bail
Emma B. Dorsey, thirty-three, of
304 Manheim St., this boro, charg-
ed with stealing between $600 and
$700 from the wallet of Walter
Consylman, Columbia R1, while he
was asleep in his home Wednesday
night, was arrested by State Police,
She posted bail for a hearing be-
fore Justice of the Peace Francis
Gaus of Columbia.
The wallet was taken from the
pocket of his trousers, which were
placed on a chair. Police said
the woman was a frequent visitor
the Consylman home.
A hearing in the office of Jus-
tice of the Peace Francis E. Gaus,
Columhia dramatically
brought to a close Friday evening
when Walter Consylman, a witness
fell to the flour unconscious as he
was taking the witness stand.
Attempts to revive the man fail-
ed and Dr. Moyer of Columbia was
called. He had Consylman re-
moved to the Columbia Hospital,
where he admitted as a
at
was
was car-
diac patient.
The Dorsey woman renewed bail
of $800 for at
when Consylman is able to testify.
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KELLER COTTAGE DAMAGED
The cottage owned by Mrs. Alma
Keller,
those damaged during
Mount Gretna Sunday.
Deer Hunters
Quite Successful
Since Open’g Day
The Weather Man the
hunters on opening day thru-
The weath-
a hearing a date
of this place, was among
a fire at
favored
deer
out this entire section.
er was ideal, temperature between
40 To
following reports:
Messrs. A. D. Garber, Geo. Mum-
and Paul Diffenderfer of Florin
Eugene of Harrisburg
spent a few days at Buck Ridge
Lodge, Perry Co. They report a
number nice buck killed, but
none of the above had a shot.
Got An 8-Pointer
Mr. Carl Peifer, New Haven St,
returned from a day’s hunting trip
to Perry County Monday. He was
enough to kill a large 8-
and 50. date we
per,
and Lauer
of
fortunate
point buck, weighing 200 pounds.
A 9-Pointer
Charles Heisey
buck at 8:30 a. m. of the first day.
Got An 11-Pointer
Jim Lightner of Rheems,
shot a 9 point
bagged
an eleven point buck in Rye Twp.
Perry County.
Shot A Five Pointer
Raver Miller, South Barbara St.,
shot a five point buck in Lycoming
County.
at
Shot a 6-Pointer
While hunting in Juniata County
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School Daymelits
Ok’d By Auditor
Payments to 44 districts
of Lancaster County for the
school year which ended July of
1949 have been approved by Audi-
tor General Weldon H. Heyburn,
it was announced. Payments are
authorized by the appropriation
for Transportation Reimburse-
ments.
The local district and the amount
each will receive:
Conoy Twp., $1,714.57.
East Donegal Twp., $6,715.08
E'town Twp., $2,991.61.
It. Joy Twp. $5237.04.
Rapho Twp., $7,360.38.
W. Donegal Twp. $1,422.18.
Hempfield Twp. $1,910.07.
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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
FOR BRIDE - ELECT
Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Bock,
Hershey Avenue, Bareville, enter-
tained recently at a surprise mis-
cellaneous shower in honor of their
daughter, Mary Book who will be-
come the bride of Luke Bomber-
ger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elam
Bomberger, 4 East Main St., this
boro.
The wedding will take place
the near future.
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ARTHUR HOFFMAN JR. FELL
THROUGH A HAY MOW
Arthur Hoffman Jr., seven, Mt.
Joy R2, was admitted to Lancaster
General Hospital Tuesday night
suffering internal injuries after a
ten foot fall through a hay mow
on his father’s farm.
school
in
| holiday
have the |
and Mrs. Ephraim S. Shelly, Man-
MOST UP -
- THE ~- MI
NUTE
WEEKLY I
N
LAAINKC ASTER
COUNTY
The Mount J oy Bulletin
VOL. XLIX, NO. 27
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, December 1,
1949
$2.00 a Year in Advance
Ruth Felty Hurt
In Fall From Her
Father's Auto
Ruth Lorraine Felty, six, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felty
of Maytown, was injured in a fall
from a moving automobile Thurs-
day afternoon.
She was admitted to St.
Hospital suffering lacerations and
and brush burns. The child
now at home convalescing.
The accidend occurred near Wake-
field as the family was out for
drive. Her father was
operating the vehicle at a speed of
about 35 miles per hour when she
apparently opened a rear door and
is
a
Joseph's |
fell to the road.
They stopped the car end went
to the aid. Mrs. Felty
told authorities the child was
knocked unconscious for few
minutes.
A passing motorist took
jured girl and her mother
hospital after Mr. Felty
to start his car because of a
mechanical failure. State Police
were notified and investigated.
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GEO. SCHATZ, AGED 3, HURT
WHEN STICK PIERCED MOUTH
A three year old boy was admit-
ted to Lancaster General Hospital
Sunday night after he fell while
with .a stick in his
injuring the parotid gland,
the salivary glands.
George William Schatz, 110 W.
Main St. of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Schatz was treated
laceration inside the mouth which
required two sutures to close.
The laceration and injury to the
gland, which authorities said could
la serious, was caused when the
stick penetrated the roof of the
child's mouth striking the gland
which is located near the ear,
Engagements
Of Well Known
Local Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alexander,
Charlotte, N. C., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Patri-
cia Hannon Alexander, to James
Kenneth Shearer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. David B. Shearer, Mount Joy
R2. The wedding will take place
December 17th.
child’s
a
the in-
to the
was un-
able
running
mouth,
largest of
son
for a
Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Longeneck~
er, Mount Joy R2, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Ethel
Mae to Heber B. Shelly, son of Mr.
heim R3.
Miss Longenecker is a graduate
of Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
has attended Elizabethtown College
and is teaching in the Mount Joy
Township schools.
Mr. Shelly attended Elizabeth
town College and Penn State and is
employed Veteran Vocational
Agricultural Instructor at E. Done-
gal Township High School in May-
town.
The wedding will take plo this
as
spring.
The Local News
For The Past Week
Very Briefly Told
was prose=
the re-
John Pfautz, E'town,
cuted by State Police as
sult ¢f an auto accident.
A car owned by Robert E Mack-
ley of Manheim RD3 was stolen
while parked in Lancaster.
The annual banquet of the Lan-
caster Co. Firemen’s Assoc. will be
held at Lancaster April 14, 1950.
Michael Billet, eighty-seven, of
Marietta, was badly injured when
he walked in the path of a truck.
An auto cwned by R. J. War-
ner, Columbia knocked down sev-
eral porch posts and struck a
high school teacher at Mountville.
Charles Beaston, sixty - seven,
Columbia RDI, figured in an auto
collision on the Marietta Pike at
‘the Centerville Road intersection.
DON'T CHRISTMAS SHOP UNTIL
YOU READ SHOPPERS’ GUIDE
The Merchants committee
Chamber of Commerce is
printed and distributed to 5000 resi-
dents in and around Mount Joy, a
Christmas Shoppers Guide. This
guide is published and distributed
so that you will not only do your
Christmas shopping early, but do
it in MOUNT JOY.. Look for
guide in the mils or at your door
in the near future. A wise shopper
will wait for it, and will do their
Christmas Shopping in Mount Joy.
The Merchants Committtee
asking that all merchants in Mount a
Joy cooperate by having their stores 1%
open in the evenings from Decem- |
ber 15th until Christmas. By so do-
ing the people will have an oppor- |
the
having
of
this
1S
tunity to do their shopping in the |
evening.
Look for the Christmas Shoppers
Guide which will be distributed in |
about ten days.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Harold E. Wagner, 124 E. Donegal
St., this boro. and Edna Boyle, 223
E. Madison Street, Lancaster.
Elmer B. Herman
And Son Donald
Face $2,273 Suit
A Philadelphia
brought against
couple have
Elizabeth -
damages
suit an
town man and his son for
resulting from an automobile acci-
dent between Florin and Elizabeth-
town on the Harrisburg Pike
May 27. They are asking for $2372
49 with interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus S. Troy, Phila-
delphia, filed the suit against Don-
ald G. Herman and his father,
mer B. Herman, 612 N. Hanover St.
Elizabethtown. Donald Herman
was operating the automobile own-
ed by his father when the accident
occurred. The by
Herman and that of the Troys col-
lided, and the Troy ec then
forced into a second car,
car operated
ar was
the com-
plaint states.
Both Mr. and Mus.
jured in the accident, and the
to
Troy were in-
Troy
the
automobile damaged
extent of $1,141.
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CLEARVIEW DINER DAMAGED
BY FIRE TUES. EVENING
Damage estimated at $1,000
at 915 p. Tuesday
brcke out
Clearview
was
was
caused m.
~ |
when fire
a French |
Diner,
Chief
Co., |
in
fryer at the at
Rheems, according to
Paul Shiffer,
E'town.
Shiffer
of the
Fire
Friendship Fire
Mumma,
reported that
said Paul
diner,
new control, which may
defective, installed
fryer Tuesday morning.
The damage was caused ly
large amount of smoke and
rr
HARRY HOLSINGER PAYS
$15,050 FOR SIEGRIST FARM
The property of Siegrist
Lancaster R1 consisting of 43 acres
of land, a two and one-half story
brick house with
house attached, a frame
tcbacco shed, a chicken
hog sty and a garage was
at sale Saturday by the
The purchaser, Harry Holsinger
R1 paid $15,050
C. 8. Frank
oper=
ator a
been
the |
have
was on
the
soot.
Isaac
frame Summer |
barn and
house, a
offered
owner,
of
the
the
Lancaster for
property
auctioneeer.
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24 COTTAGES DESTROYED AT
MT. GRETNA SUNDAY NITE
Fire of
pletely destroyed or badly damag-
ed twenty-four the
Chatauqua Campmeeting ground
at Mt. Gretna Sunday night. The
loss is estimated at $75,000.
The fire broke out at 9:15 and
burned nearly all night. Equip-
ment representing
panies fought the blaze.
rene er soins
ONE FOR THE BOOKS
An 1843 price list in
quoted bacon, five cents a pound;
hutter, six cents a pound; live
chickens $1.00 a dozen; good fat
turkeys 25¢ each.
was
unknown origin com-
coitages on
nine fire com-
Wisconsin
Eight ducks were stolen from
| Rita
| len
| night
| George
{| .
graduation
I gal
Annual
University,
{ Dec.
| acc
| homeroom
| saxophone s
from
the farm of Mrs. Ada Knoepfle
near Neffsville.
Double House Burns;
families |
Wednes-
roared
Twelve two
left
evening
persons in
were homeless early
day as flames un-
checked
frame double
through their two-story |
dwelling house in the
outskirts of the boro, a short dis- |
tance north of the C. S. Frank res- |
idence.
The
fo re
discovered shortly be-
routed the families of |
Calvin Herr,
side of the
McMullen,
father,
other
fire,
m.,
Mr. and Mrs
ed in one
Mrs
Fugene,
5p
who liv-
house, and
Lottie her son,
Abram
side,
children,
and hen
Bradley who lived in the
The Herrs
Judy
have seven
Larry; seven;
Ann,
Margaret, se
night the
relatives
Mr
to
Miller
is em-"'
five;
Coral
fifteen; and
Wednesday
with
two
Dianne: nine; eleven;
N
enteen.
rma, "We
Herrs
Mt
McMul-
the
found refuge in
Joy and Florin while
pl
Richard
anothel
said she planned spend
on the farm
nearby,
where ori
GEORGE TOLLEY OF ENGLAND
WILL. ADDRESS ROTARIANS
The speaker for
Rotary Luncheon
Tolley, of
VI Tolley ic
Frinceton
Tuesdays
be Mr.
Galesowen, Eng
al
a one
next
will
tudent
Universi aking
physical chemistry
Engl nd
Foundation
the
England.
year course
after graduating
He is a
low,
mn
mn
Fel-
Club |
of fifty-
Rotary
sponsored by
Dudley,
such
Rotary
One
who
of
six students, after
are taking a one year
course in Universities throughout
the
In
the
world
the
Lititz
he
Rotary meeting,
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Xmas Arowsd
The World By
Washing’'n School
Three students
High
evening will speak at
East Done-
the Seventh
Temple
from
will attend
Science Day
Philadelphia Thuis.,
Marion Ney
Wilbur
will
Dott- |
at
1st They -
are
senior, Sara Brubaker and
Brubaker -
mpanied
juniors. They be
Mi
teacher.
bay Stanley
erer,
A
will
the high
science
student participation assembly |
held Friday
auditorium.
be afterncon in
school Each
will present a short
include: a
7A. 1
Lor-
Wil-
Robert |
Sara |
Girls |
Mus-
Glenn
Jean |
number. Participants
Jack McKain
Mayer,
Charmaine
lo -
Vocal
reita Mayers
7BC,
Trio - Lorraine
and
Reading
8A, Violin Sclo
8B, Tap Dance -
Piano Solo John
Saxophone Sclo -
Arnold 10A, Vocal Solo
(Turn. to page 3)
liams
Marzolf
Singer
9A,
9B,
ser
Citizens Of
Left to
Lynne and Dennis,
and Mrs. W. H. Fackler, Mt. Joy;
Debbie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |
Arthur Wolgemuth, Mt. Joy; San- |
dra, Sherry and Ivan, children of |
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wolgemuth.
Right: Peggy,
children of Mr.’
Top Row,
| Hearing
[ ta y:
| flower
{ were
| be
| luncheon
ENC SD
pioyed The son, Eugene,
end her father, a hunting |
trip to Snyder C
know of the
were on
unty and did not
loss of their home.
the blaze was first
Herr
alone
Firemen said
discovered by the children, |
the time.
one of the
to find the |
who were home at
a noise upstairs,
youngsters investigated
the
flames near chimney in a room
on the second foor.
The
no'ify
children ran next door to
Mrs. McMullen, the |
ntime, Friendship Fire Co,
the
were called.
the
husband’
and in
me the
No. 1
Com
Florin Fire
Mrs. Herr
station
here, and
any
wis enroute to service
with her lunch when
the fire started
to drain
for
more
Firemen were forced a
500 gallon tank water,
laid
hydrant
booster
while hose wus
mile to a fire on Fairview |
A shed
(Turn to page
Sit and barn full of tebacco
3
|
|
|
|
than a |
|
|
|
1 to |
| discussed forming a joint lward,
| which
Mrs. W.
Re-elected Pres.
Farm WomenNo.4
Mrs. Willis
elected president of
Farm Women No. 4 at
Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Norman Musser
2
officers re-elected
Kauffman, vice presi-
Maude Mohler,
Mrs. Willis Nelt,
Mrs. Ira Frantz,
committee.
re-
of
meet-
the
of
leapsome was
Society
the
ing in
home of
Columbia
Other
Mrs. Paul
dent: Mrs.
are:
secre~
treasurer
and chairman of
to. contribute
Bible Society |
conducted’ de-
Will, Mus.
Iona Metz-
Shellenber- |
of the
There |
guests
The society voted
$20 to the American
Mrs. Harrison _Nolt
votions. § Mrs
Katherine Nolt,
Mrs.
a
Lois
Mis
Charles
demonstration
ger and
ger gave
decoraticns.
and
Christmas
34 members five
present.
The annual Christmas party will |
Thursday, Dec. 29
the home of Mrs Heis-
tand, Neffsville. will |
preceded
held on
Howard
The
covered
at
ny
party
1 . |
be by a dish |
beginning noon
TAKING ADVANCED TRAINING |
Miss Elizabeth. Shuman, R. N,,
daughter of Mr. Mrs. J. Har- |
Shuman, Elizabethtown, enter- |
Philadel- |
phia, on Monday for an eight weeks
and
vey
ed the children’s hospital,
ccurse in advanced Nursing and
head nurse training.
Miss Shuman graduated in May |
at St. Hospital,
and has been doing general duty in
the Pediatric
graduation.
Joseph Lancaster
department since
Ey
Tomorrow!
# Wegk's Birth Record
|
|
| at
Bottom Row, Left to Right: Wil-
liam, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Buller, Florin; Martin and Mary,
children of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hy-
nicker, Mt. Joy; Linda, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sumpman, Mt,
Joy.
| jury
Two Families Homeless
[ ley,
| the
| FIVE
| TALKING
| Sale afterncon and evening, :
lin
| regular
| Hall
| Palmyra and
ANOTHER COLLISION ON NEW
HIGHWAY EAST OF BOROUGH
Bartholemew G. Board, thirty-
escaped in-
when his light truck
six, Lancaster, serious
was in-
volved in a collision with an
at
read to
of a
the
af-
intersection
Landisville and
Pike Saturday
mobile the
rural
New Harrisburg
ernoon,
Taken to the Lancaster General
Hospital,
ter an examinaticn revealed no
sald
Fliss,
Niss-
of
the
serious
State
who
injury, attendants
Police Pvt. Jcseph
investigated, Anna
Landisville, operator
said
was
collided
to the ¢
car which with
truck.
extensive,
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SCHOOL DISTRICTS
ABOUT MERGING
the
county
Damage ars
school districts in north
of the
merging.
at meeting
E'town High School |
were FE'town Borough, Mt.
Berough, W. Donegal Twp.,
Twp. and Mt.
Officials
mostly
Five
wes.ern part are
talking about
Represented
week
last
a
at the
Joy
Joy Twp.
present - representing
school board members -
mn
the individual
held their own sovernity
complete consolidation where
districts have one board.
Another
or a
all
meeting on the
is scheduled for Dec. 6.
et pene
TWO LOCAL BANKS HAD
1175 CHRISTMAS SAVERS
The the
now distributing the
Christmas Savings Funds and
1175 Mt.
who will participate.
The First National
Trust Co. will distribute $56,000
among 600 while Union National
Bank will distribute $41,000 among
575 accounts.
subject
banks taruout county
are usu
have in Joy and vicinity
Bank and
ee
FOOD AND BAZAAR SALE
Friday, Dec. 2,
Society of Trinity
will have
the Ladies Aid
a Food and Bazam
the
Market House.
ee etl) Ae eee eee
Everything That
' Happened At
Florin Recently
Flor- |
The Ladies Auxiliary
Fire
of the
hold
meeting and Christmas
Company will their
par-
covered dish social in the
Monday Dec
During
ty
evening, Sth,
the
on
at 7:30 p. m.
meeting the election of officers will |
be held, member are urged to attend
and bring a dollar gift to be ex- |
changed with another member
|
[a twenty-five cent prize for games.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur of
Mis,
Mary Hamilton spent Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wittle,
Mrs. Martha Fogie and
Newtown Mr.
George Memminger and Murs.
Barton.
Fri. Dec.
ington Elementary
Christmas program
Fiorin E. U. B. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
(Turn to Page 5)
Bl
McCurdy
Newtown.
of |
Mrs
Mary
sons
visited and
16,
school
evening,
I ne-
sent a in
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arncld, May-
town, a son at St. Joseph's Hospital
on Wednesday.
Mr. and’ Mrs. Willie
this boro, a daughter the Gen
eral Hospital last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hostetter,
33 West Main Street,
St. Joseph’s Hospital.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W.
24 E. Main St,
birth of a daughter
at
a
announce the
at the
ter General Hospital on Wednesday.
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AARON FORREY PURCHASED
ner,
Lancas-
HEIDLER PROPERTY SATURDAY |
The Leah H. Heidler
Silver Spring
property at
was held at public
sale on Saturday to Aaron Forrey. |
r $10,- |
of West Hempfield Twp., fo
000. Property consists of a
frame dwelling and a
C. S. Frank, auctioneer sold
for Henry H. Koser, executor
Leah H. Heidler, deceased.
2-story
it
of
auto=- |
Board was discharged af- |
wasn't |
Conoy {
districts |
we |
Lutheran church |
Florin |
business |
< and
Lillian Hamilton |
the Wash- |
wil]
the |
Kauffman Sr, |
| ance
McCowin of |
son Friday
O'Con-
2-car garage. |
Bought Location
For Their Bonnet
Shep In Borough
Another
he added to the
| January 1st
Ruth Bonnet Shop
Musser
at 86 Easf
the
new business place
about |
Marion
located
boro’s roster
when the
now it
Ma
Main St
Stauffer
the residence heim
| will open
location is former
| homestead
The
| private
by the
building was purchased at
and
Ma
Ruth E
Stauffer
Stauffer,
sale
Misse
and
on private terms
Helen
from
ron and
Sse hleman
Martha
Mure Sel
The
Marion and Ruth Bonnet Shop sev-
of 1 and
RD
originated the
WI,
Lancaster
young ladie
eral years ago and have been con-
| ducting a fast expanding business
bonnets,
When
new location they
a conservative line of
eel li meena
| of making plain prayer
settled
hope to add
coverings, ete.
| their
|
|
{
in
ladies wear
| ITS WILL
The
| dav
TO REMEMBER
Court Mon-
a person
Dauphin County
1 that
auto must
rule who steers
| a towed have a driver's
ener
Mrs. Jos. Gish
67, Dies From
Injuries In Fall
|
license,
|
|
Mount
a
the
| On
| Joy
limb
Friday, a
RD1 and ,
she
contributing
lady
Sunday died, ac-
| cident being a cause
| to her death.
Mus.
seven,
Mount
| Sunday
A
Joseph K.
Emily Gish, sixty-
of Gish of
R1,
Lancaster
wile
Joy
in
m. on
Hos-
ac
died at 4 a.
General
pital of coronary heart disease -
Dr. C
Dr. Stahr
three weeks
right
daughter of
Elizabeth Wit-
was a mem-
Stahr, deputy
said the
previous
cording to
| coroner
fell
fractured her
| woman
| and leg.
Gish
Henry
lgemuth
Cros
Church.
she is
Ruth,
Williamson
well
Mrs
| the late
Ww
of
was a
and
nd
Roads
Be
survived
of J
and
| mer
|
| hei Brethren in
ides her hus-
by
| Christ
two chil-
Mey-
Marlin of
grandchild-
Katie Engle,
Abram Wol-
also sur
held at
In
alternoon
Mt. Plea-
north cof
and
dren, wife Guy
J
as five
Mrs.
they
| ers
Florin as
A sister,
and a bre
Manheim
funeral was
Roads
on
ren
{ Florin
| gemuth of
| The
| Cross
ive
the
Brethren Christ
{ day
the
Church Wednes
wilh
| sant Cemetery
Mount
mnterment in
two miles
Joy
‘Weddings Thruout
Our Community
During Past Week
made of the
L
Announcement is
Mae
Columbia, and
and Mr
bia Rl,
wember
Nace, 526
Paul
Clar-
which
12
Rev. Carl
marriage of Miss
Ninth St.,
Smith, son of Mr.
Smith, Colun
5.
B.
| ence
t ok place
| in Winchester
| Hisner
Mrs employe
and Conoy Mutual
Co., Marietta,
| is employed
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Saturday, N
Va. The
at the dot
officiated able ring
'd by Done-
Fire In
Mr. Smith
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smal is
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gal
and
Jacob
by
contractor and builder
{ Joan Eileen Huston
Franklin (M. Shupp
The
ton,
marriage of Joan Eileen
of M
Huston,
M. Shupp
and Mix
Marietta
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ind
Davidsville,
of Hershey
Burton A
Ave, took
Wes
Johnstown
H. Stanton
daughter
M.
an} Kin
Thomas
and F
n of
Shupp, 333
November
Church,
Dr
place in {mont
resbyterian
| with the Rev John
officiating
The given in marriage
her father, Her sister, Mrs. Hel -
| en Berkley, was matron of honor,
|
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{
bride
was
by
brides-
maid. Burton Shupp was best man.
A reception was held at the home
of the bride after which the couple
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| and Miss Jean Bissel was
and’
RD,
ur-
Mortuary Record
‘Throughout This
Entire Locality
Christian R. Willy, sixty-five at
Columkia
S. Young, seventy-eight
at Chestnut Hill,
Martin H Winters,
eight, Elizabethtown
Harrisburg Hospital
Lemon
seventy =
of at the
Fugene Laux, eighty-three, a
at the Masonic Homes, Eliz-
at the General Hos-
guest
abethtown, died
pital Monday
will |
John K. Greiner
John K. Greiner, seventy-two,
lied at St. Joseph's Hospital where
was a patient since last Friday.
resided on Route 3, Manheim.
J. Rov Breneman who resides
bout a mile east of town, is one of
2 children
3 | —
Snyder
Mr C. Snyder, ninety-
liree. formerly of Mastersonville,
died at the home of her daughter,
Katie Ginder, at Elizabethtown
after an illness of a year.
She was born March 22, 1856, in
Rapho Township, a daughter of the
late George W. and Catherine Bres-
{le Sowers. She was a member of
the Brethren in Christ Church. Her
Abizham Snyder, died
thirty years ago.
survived by the following
and daughters: Mrs. Katie
Flizabethtown; Samuel E.
Yetersburg: Abram, Cleveland, O.;
Milton, Mastersonville, and Mrs.
label Wenger, Annville. Also sur-
viving are 19 grandchildren, 15
great-grandchildren and one great-
Malinda C.
Malinda
Mrs.
M rs
Monday,
husband,
She ic
son
Ginder,
great grandchild.
Catharine D. Kline
tharine D. Kline, died
the home of her son-in
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl C. Rudy, Middletown, after
an illness of seven weeks.
Mrs. Kline was a native of Florin
resided there nearly all her
She was the daughter of
late David and Fanfie Dill-
Walter. She is survived by
John A. of Florin and
M., of Mount Joy R2; two
daughters, Fannie R., wife of
Strickler, F'town and Ka-
A. wife of Earl C. Rudy with
whom she made her one
Jacob K. Walter and cne
Anna Smith, both of
and grandchildren.
the
Murs.
Mrs. Cs
Friday at
law and
and
life.
the
inger
two Sons,
Jacob
Henry
thryn
home;
brother,
Mrs.
Joy
sister,
Mount six
The funeral was held from
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te nll A Ee en mt
Brief News From
The Dailies For
Quick Reading
persons killed
Thanksgiving Day.
12 cents to ride a street
Pittsburgh since last week.
reduced the price of
The staticn wagon
161 thruout
the
It
car
were
nation
costs
at
Pontiac
the
has
1950 cars.
$250 less
The
dren from
rescued his two chil-
burning bungalow
near Hershey..
Ephrata, has pur-
operate Over-
father
his
it Palmdale
Dr. Keiser,
chased and will
look Golf Course,
The Pa. R. R
$4,527,904 during
the
the
Lancaster.
it lost
a re-
and steel strikes.
were Kkil=
highway. To
toll has been 37.
H. Glatfelter
involving $30,000
16 creditors has
reports
October as
sult of coal
Last
led n
date thi
year
the
25 persons
super
year the
The case of Philip
Cclumbia banker
of debts
settled
Dr. Ci
worth to
heen
The Health
Highway,
School,
the west
Hallam, completely destroy-
by fire. The $125,000.
When Milton ling, 50,
Blairsville, had his arm caught
1 shredder, he saved own
cutting it off pen
andall
Lincoln
was
loss is
Grumber
e his
with a
Gee
WAS GRANTED DIVORCE
Harold E. Wagner, twenty-five,
124 East Donegal St, Mount Joy,
who charged indignities in his suit
Margaret Randler Wagner,
e, of Berwyn, Md. They
were Sept. 14, 1941, and
separated Jan. 10, 1948,
Re
SOLOIST
A comprising
ces presented the
dicite’” Sunday in Emmanuel
Church at Lancaster. Miss Doro-
thy Schock of town was the guest
soleist. A number of local folks
attended.
1S
against
twenty-fiv
married
150 voi-
cantata “Bene-
choir
dit