Mr. and Mrs. Albert Atkins of
Mrs. Charles B Bulletim
The Bulletin, Mit. Joy, Pa., Thursday, February 2, 1950
Fikins P ark. Philadelphia, an=
Week's Birth Record { nounced the birth of a son on Jan
12th. Mrs. Bond will be remember
ed as Mary Fdith Gilbert formerly
Maytown, a son Sunday at St
: of town
Joseph's Hospital .
Mr. and My Charles Frank, of
Mr. : Avs. Roy Siegrist,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy iegrist, Mount Falls Church. Virginia mnownced
‘ ¥ I { “
Joy Rl, a daughter Monday at St. | the birth of a san. on January 2th
Joseph's Hospital . Mrs. Frank wa formerly Jane
Mr. and Mrs. Donald ar ol Gilhert of town
yg i aughter, Monday at Si
Blogs onda ? Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Frank are
Josephs ospital,
both daughters of Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Zerphy | h daw nel gis
' Raymond Gilbert, 317 W. Donegal
Jr, of Philadelphia announce the
birth of a daughter, Saturday, Jun req —
28th.
Mr. and mid Patraonize sv erticers
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THREE ROTARY CLUBS PLAN | WwW ddi R d [ ;
TETIN | | get a husband should be reminded
JOINT MEETING MARCH 14 | e ings ortuary ecor BE 8 ol ve]
yeorge S. Achorn, a member | | that alier she g ! a)
Mr. George cho h > vb] (From: Page 1) (From page 1) { have to work hard to support him
of the Elizabetttown Rauey. : ny | Saturday in the United Brethren Church, Friendship Fire Co. No, 1, a —
dressed. the. local Rotarians at! Church, Hershey Rey Thomas Mt. Joy Chamber of Commerce and Marketing Cattle
(heir weekly luncheon on Tuesday. May officiated the Rural Letter Carrier's Assoc. |! Expenses of marketing cattle,
Mr. Achorn recently visited the - He is survived only hy his widow calves, hogs, sheep and lambs have
t rs Yo, : 0 sine 439,
ary head tel ro I A Jeanne Martin Mis, Anna Myers Morton and was | increased one-fourth since 1939
His lope w h ie lay Bio (J. Arthur Oberholtzer the last of his immediate family, ee “Cobbers"
| totary Maga: a, . .
| Grow h of, te ws pu” The marriage of Miss Jeanne The funeral was held from the [! New Zealand soldiers call ma.
Fhe m gheine 5 rel raung nt | Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, | Nissley Funeral Home herve this rines ‘“‘Cobbers,” meaning pal or
thirty hinth yea \ } | Faul A.- Martin, Donegal Springs | Thursday afternoon with inter- | "buddy.
Samuel Miller gave the weather | ..4 J. Arthur Oberholizer, son [ ment in the Eberle Cemetery A
| pon Last week's attendance | ory and Mrs, Pal Ox rholizer, | Eagle Eye
3 Wee | { se ¢ Hd
wis 96 herent ! Veal morte { Manheim R4, took place Saturday | Nehemiah Gantz Palomar telesoabe > i
mes Heil, ‘ocal mortician, | i, past Dapegal High School. The | Nehemiah Gantz, 71. died Wed- | Diego, Calif, can pic hy
inducted into the club as a .s | ! a1 of a candle 40,000 miles away.
i Rev. Earl Musser officiated. { nesday night at 9:30 p. m. at his | 0 dd
o member | oq . iv i ar Ys ‘ |
A id n pruned thi ont Febru | The bride was given in mar- | home in Mount Gretna. Glass Stains
as an COC ) » w % . : :
| J = Boy Scouts will be 1) | riage by her father. Mrs haut Deceased was a painter for twen- | Stains on glass cooking utensils
BIY I ig! oat rl Martin, Jr, sister-in-ltw of the ty-five years and served a mail car- | can be removed by soaking in
guests of the Rotarians at their [ bride was matron of honor. Mrs. | 5 5 9 {op water containing baking soda,
luncheon, and in the evening the rier on Mt. Joy Route 2, for sixteen 0
une eg Ea) i RB " | Harold Landis as the bridesmaid f vears "i ot : Co -
Scouts will hold Open House at the | ne . . i IT Sheds ; . . “bs Affected Cows
Scout Den on N.. Market St, to | Sig o£ Satoh We flowes EE He is survived by his wife, Lillie Milk production declines about 20
nl artin Jr, 0 © ~~ 2e a 4 r y .
parents ctarians ' [ Bortzfield Gantz, one son, Benja- | pep cent in cows affected with bru
hie I oa wri nn and | bride, served us best man. Harold | min, R2 Mt. Joy, three grandchild- | cellos is.
general public wre- invited. Landis and Farl Wolgemuth were | "0 0" 0 children. | ashington’s B
Visiting at Tuesday's fiers ren and four great grandchildren. Washington's
meeting were Charles G. Dras- | Funeral services will be held at | Lawrence Washington, a brother
, : SALE —— : . a} x » Washington, was a ma-
ancaster; G se S. Ends { { the Nissley funeral home Satur-| of George
cher, Lancaster; George 5 Endslow | Helen M. Stauffer fp Hae y J | rine officer in one of the three ma-
Paul M. Hess, Milton Eberly, Wil- | Oscar E. Leas | day alternoon at twe o'clock, Be rine regiments recruited in 1740.
1 [caver C. Garman ¢ i - srnment in the Mt. Joy cemetery. vn
iurd Weaver, J. Re Datta and J. | Miss Helen M. Stauffer, daugh- | fern gi e : » meleTy. | ius ee ais
/ i » g { Clizabeth- . Friends ay © { e era ¢ Topic
Wayne Aun st, ull of Elizabeth ter of Harry N. Stauffer, Mount | Friend m Wy ca a : : » I :
town, and Levi Peifer, a guest of Joy RZ. and Oscar E. Leas. sob of | home Friday evening 7 to 9 p. m.| while reading, eyes spend 10 per
i scar KE. Leas, | : ids
lay Wiley lnm “hy ! —— ant of the time in jumping across
Ruy Wiley. | Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Leas, Maytown | } gent 0 > « a Sima
The annual Triplet meeting of | : gt tee y | Henry G. Loraw the type and 80 per cent in
he M 7 Lit; d Eli | were married Sunday in St. Maric’s | H . G. Leraw. eighty-one, 51 | to absorb the words
e Joy liza | : : nry G. Leraw, eighty-one, abso 5.
the Mount Joy, dtitz in liza Evangelical United Brethren | entry oe x Dn vr RE
bethtown Clubs will be held on | Church here The Rev. B H.| Donegal Springs Road, died Thurs-
March 14 Ronck offic vod © 7 7 lday at his home after a ten days’ | CARD PARTY BY MOUNT JOY
| Rane rated. ;
we rem 4 Mie bride wos v navy blue | illness. He was born in Rapho | HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
4 ) ne od avy ) 2 p ¢
. treet length dre ind fh Sage | Twp., the son of the late John and The Alumni Association of Mt.
stree ; ress & a corsage] ~s . : :
Melo Risser Killed f whit rosebuds Mrs. Ralph Elizabeth Geib Loraw and was a | Joy ‘high school will hold a publie
; ‘hite rose rg, :
Berrier, Mount Joy. who attended | retired stone mason and brick lay- | card party on Tuesday, February
The S Levon wage 1 kin # her sister as matron of honor, al- { SM I i ni ifo. M I3th in the old auditorium of the
» State Highway truck, > { Ir. Loraw S 2, Mrs. gh sc starting at 8: Mm.
ie is aw y an ti | so wore a navy blue street length | x Ly raw ‘anc us wil ; I'S: 1 high school, starting at 8:00 p m
east lane; was cindering when the | : -— : .. | Katie Zink Loraw, celebrated their Bridge, five hundred and pinochle
trailer. tried: ¢ rl dress and corsage of mixed flowers. | ot} 1di . A .
rac rater 0 Dass, ng | . { ) © ersar 3. 1 rE 1 WwW 1208
tractor trailer trie pa 98102 | wiv Borrier attended the bride- | ¢ th wed ing anniversary ug | will be played with two prizes to
in the middle lane, when they col- groom os best man 24, 1949. Besides his wife he is | a table. Door prizes will be award-
lided. ‘he State truc skidde A Dr Al { survive ; ase children: Lottie |
ed 1 i Je fuck A reception for 50 muests was) Jueviyed oY 5 Josie ed.
2 et ang her 17 ee : y | B., wife se 2], Pal-
{ x } 1 Be om i “| held in Hostetter's Banquet Hall, | W! ° L a : i
« vhere they collided. : : | | a; Loraw, ‘town ¢ : :
gi Where Gh a I t after which the couple left on a | yea: oe AH o ron Te February Ist Is Here
sser was ar ) : : ., | Elsie ae, wife Stanle :
a favs X var 20 a? * Vel- | week's wedding trip. They will Sr k o oe oy I
eran, having ser 36 months in : | Shenk, oy. Five grand-
h, se 3, thon "| reside at Mount Joy RD2. = ea oun y prone
the Army Medical Corps with two : : children, ten great grandchildren
. The bride is employed by the .
and a half years in the Pacific Sies Co. this Fors and the “bride and two brothers survive: Jacob
Ny Ss borg : I - .
Theatre. He left the Armed For- YOM, Th A CArDE ot } Hi | Loraw, Florin; and George Loraw,
. , as a carpenter by Hiram]
ces October, 1945. © He is survived | Mount Joy
: ’ or Groff, contractor. : A
by his wife and two children, Melo | The funeral was held from the
Jr. and Nancy, also four brothers | a. Nissley Funer: ome here Sun-
1N( ney, also four brothers | Dorothy Jean Kreider issley Funeral H me h re Sun |
and three sisters. | John Harokl Wisse | day afternoon with interment in |
- 8 Wn... | | i the Mt. Joy Cemetery. |
: The marriage of a;
When in need of Printing. (any- | riage of Dorothy Je an
and Mrs.
Manheim RI,
Kreider, daughter of Mr.
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin |
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~~ R. M. BRUBAKER
| and John
| Harold Musser, son of |
Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Musser, Mount |
| Joy Rl, took place Wednesday at
| 6 p. m. in the Salunga Church of
jx Brethren. Earl Brubaker offi-
| Given in marriage by her
the a white satin gown
| with fingertip length veil and car-
| ried a white Bible with an orchard
| Miss Betty Miller, East
burg, the maid of honor
|
pink gown with matching headdress
bride wore
wore a
ciated at the candlelight ceremony. |
father |
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Auto Accidents
During The Week
Clayton B.
| Rohrertown,
Landis, sixty-six, of
ran off the road and
Marietta Pike.
Mari-
reckless
on the
Billett,
charged
He
when his auto
hit a tree
Edward
was
nineteen,
etta, with
racing with
hit
lawn of
driving. was an
other
car the
new Motor Vehic-
sibility Law, effect-
is of concern to
A we he
perch and upset on the ol |
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the home of Walter le Safety
umbia RI. [ive Febru¥g
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1 fod lonial a Howard G. Witmer, Columhia R1 | every auto | : As bli public Ib
| and carried a colonial bouquet of | ' a ae POE o | service anc without obligations,
rod roses. The Wis. was arrested for reckless driving. | AM MON R. HOFFER. 119 David
IN H Marthe “RL 55 | He struck a pole and broke it off | Mout Jovy Acent STATE
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Kenneth Bender, Salunga, served 29 1b Heddosk Fillets | 3
as best man and the ushers were | Skinless Franks 43¢ Perch Fillets 350
{ Richard Holbein, Landisville, and | Fo | 7 Smoked Sausage Ib 49¢ Fancy Large Shrimp th 61s |
| Marin Musser, the bridegroom’s | Fresh Sausage Cuinsey '> 39¢ [Claw Crab Meat 'b 650 [
| brother. |
Traditional wedding music was | I N S
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A | Charles and Robert Rowe. ! . wpe n | € urran am jar
SE | After a reception at Kauffman's | 1 Have You Been Visiting . 2 jars §3¢ Reg. 35¢ ea i
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— ; | Tea Room the couple left on a wed | ie S——
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| return, Been Divorced ?
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