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Advertising that
“Pulls” Must Be
Army Veteran
Died; Military
Funeral Monday |Mildred Shelly
Willie Lee Allen, forty, 276 Mari-}
etta Ave, this boro a retired vet-
eran of the U. S. Army, died in the
Lancaster County Prison at 7:15 a.
m. Friday while attempts were be=-
ing made to have him moved to a
State mental institution,
Dr. Charles P. Stahr, deputy cor-
oner, said death was by
acute alcoholism.
Allen was taken to the prison
Wednesday and after an examina
tion by two physicians was declared
to be in need of mental care. Mem-
bers of the Mt. Joy Legion Post
sent a committee to the Coatesville
Veterans Hospital to discuss the
possibility of taking Allen to that
institution. They said they failed to
obtain permission to admit him to
that hospital.
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A I... >.>B.)
The Shencks At
Landisville Are
Wedded 50 Yrs.
The former postmaster of Landis=-
ville, Frank H. Shenck, and his wife
the former Emma M. Dierolf of this
celebrated on Easter Sunday
their 50th wedding anniversary.
Married at Mount Jov Lutheran
Church on April 9. 1900, the Shencks
moved to Landisville that same year
Mr. Shenck the house in
wrich he now lives, anf opened a
general store there, which he op-
erated for 30 years. He was post=
master for 23 years. being “the first
Republican east af the Mississinpi
appointed by President Wilson.” He
had passed his ination while
Taft wae in the White House.
One of the organizers of the Lan-
disville Lutheran Church in 1910,
Shenck has been treasurer of the
Sunday School since it was formed.
caused
bora
exarn
The Shencks have one son,
George, of Landisville, and a grand-
daughter.
nel
DONATIONS MADE TO GIRL
AND BOY SCOUTS HERE
At the time the Mount Joy Hall
Association closed its affairs sever-
al years ago, it placed a small ac~
count with the treasurer Mr. R.
Fellenbaum, at the First National
Bank, to be used for payment of
any accounts that may have been
overlooked.
At present this account totals
¢35 72 and inasmuch as the Associa-
tion's accounts have lone since
been closed, Treasurer Fellenbaum
and Secretary - Manager Jno. E.
Schroll have decided to donate the
amount to the Girl Scouts and the
Bov Scouts here.
Two checks for $17.86 were mail-
ed to Mrs. Lester Hostetter, treas-
vrer for the Girl Scouts and Mr.
Christ Walters, treasurer of the Boy
Scouts.
A Tr —
How Permanent Can Be
Revocation of License
We would like it distinctly un-
derstood that the annendad article
renvinted from last Har-
rishurg Potriot-News, is not a slan
at the offemder. Bot is a slan at
whoever is resnonsihle for permit-
tine continned violations.
How “permanent” is a permanent
revocation of a driver's license?
The case of I. R. Mummau, Eli-
zabethtown R. D. 4, in the Cumber-
land County Court this week, made
that a $64 question.
Mummau, who is now sitting out
six months in jail on charges of
drunken driving and driving dur-
ina suspension of his license, alleg-
edly lost his license “permanently”
March 26, 1946.
Second License Lost
But two vears later, March 16th,
1948, he had another license to lose.
At that time his license was sus-
pended for three months for reck-
less driving.
Maybe Mummau knew the right
people,
Mummau was arrested most re-
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— ell A A
ARTHUR MAYER PURCHASED
FARM ADJOINING THE BORO
Arthur C. Mayer purchased at
private sale the Guy Musselman
farm formerly the Elias Lindemuth
property, along the Marietta Pike. |
morning and was treated at St.
Mr. Mayer will take possession May
1st. The farm consists of 80 acres
and is tenanted by Wilmer Kray-
bill, who mill remain as farmer.
A Miscellaneous
Shower For Miss
A miscellaneous shower was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Shelly on Tuesday evening, in hon-
or of Miss Mildred Shelly whose
marriage to Mr. Clarence Brubaker
has been announced for May 7.
The following were present: Mis-
ses Florence Zurin, Erma Swope,
Verna and Miriam Breneman, Mary
Jane Hoffer, Ethel Lehman, Anita
Myers, Beatrice Strickler, Georgi-
anne Shatto, Frances Wolgemuth,
Beverly Boyd, Miriam, Betty, Bar-
bara and Mary Shelly, Buelah Wol-
gemuth, Leroy, Rufus, David and
Paul Shelly, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Popp, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hostetter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kraybill, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Hollinger, Mr. and Mrs.
David B. Hess, Mr. Martin Bruba-
ker, Mr. Daniel Brubaker, Miss An-
na Brubaker, Mrs. George Shatto,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strickler, Mr.
and Mrs. John Henry Brubaker and
family, Rev. and Mrs. C. I. Summy
and family and Mr. and Mrs .Roy
Shelly.
—————
PAUL D. NISSLEY, OF TOWN
POSTS BAIL FOR TRIAL
Paul D. Nissley, 111 Fairview St,
charged with drunken driving, post-
ed bail for court following a hear-
ing before Alderman Wetzel.
Nissley who was released from |
the General Hospital Friday, was
injured in a two-car crash on the
Harrishurg pike, east of Elizabeth-
town, last Wednesday night. He
collided with a car driven by War=
ren Durthaler, twenty-nine, Colum-
bus, Ohio, Both Durthaler and his
wife, Gertrude, twenty-four, are |
still confined to the hospital with |
injuries.
Re ———
JESSE SNAVELY JR. HEADS
HOSPITAL'S CHARITY APPEAL
The Lancaster General Hospital's
annual public appeal for charity
and replacement funds will be
made from April 28 to May 19, it
was announced by Jesse Snavely,
Jr., Landisville, general chairman
for the 1950 campaign committee.
This year’s goal is $110,284, fifteen
percent greater than last year’s.
Activities of Our
Police Officer
Auto violations reported by Chief |
of Police Park Neiss the past week |
included: Isaac Wagner, Mountville,
ignoring a stop sign at Main and N.
Market Sts. He was summoned for |
a hearing before Squire James |
Hockenberry.
Wilmer Kreider, -Lititz R2, ignor-
ing a stop sign at Main and North
Market St, and Lester M. Haw-
thorne, Marietta R1, ignoring a stop |
sign at Marietta and New Haven |
Sts. Both were summoned for a
hearing before Justice of the peace
eS
Robert Brown.
?
Firemen Will
Parade May 27
Thomas B. Brown, III, was nam=-
ed second vice president of the
Friendship Fire Company, at
meeting Thursday night in the fire
hall.
Election filled a vacancy caused
by the recent death of Levi Delling-
er, first vice president, who was
succeeded in the post by Earl Zink,
formerly second vice president.
It was that members
of the company will take part in a
parade in Salunga, May 27 and la-
ter that day will attend a “housing
ceremony” for the Salunga Fire
Company’s new engine.
Zink, who was in charge of the
meeting, appointed William Conrad
the entertainment committee.
The entertainment fund will be
used to purchase a television set
for the fire hall, it was reported
A re
AGED LANDISVILLE LADY
MEETS WITH A BAD FALL
Mrs. Emma M. Musselman, nine-
ty-two, Landisville, fell on some
stones near her home Saturday
a
to
Joseph's Hospital for contusions and
and abrasions of the forehead and
nose.
MOST
Th
VOL. XLIX, NO. 46
e
_THE- M
INU.T§
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon,
WEEKLY I
April
N LANCASTER
Mount Joy Bulletin
COUNT
n_
The Bank Plans
New Building
At Landisville
The First National Bank of Lan-
disville sold two structures on the
land adjoining its present site, on|
Saturday, thereby paving the way
for the erection of a new bank
building and the demolition of the
present one. The change will ease
a long-standing traffic problem.
A two-story frame dwelling was
sold for $1,030
Crouse, of Columbia, and a frame |
stable for $350 to G. F. Trout, of |
Landisville, at public sale. Both
must be removed from the land
within two months, under the con-
ditions of sale.
Plan New Building
Construction of a new one-story,
modern-type brick bank on the
same site will begin this summer,
Norman L. Bowers, cashier, said.
The property was purchased by the
bank for expansion purposes two
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C.M.Wolgemuth’s
Truck Overturned:
Escaped Unhurt
One man was slightly injured and
$700 damage resulted when 2 cars
and a pick-up truck were involved
in an accident on the Harrisburg
Rheems at 11:30 p. m.
to Clarence C.|
Pike, near
Saturday.
State Policeman Joseph C. Rogan
said John M. Landis, twenty-two,
Marietta R1, suffered bruises of
the head when his car was struck
by a car driven by J. Richard Wyer
seventeen, Manheim R2, Landis was
treated by a Florin doctor, police
said.
Landis was making a U turn on
the highway when he was struck
by Myer’s car, operating east. Myer
was passing a pick-up truck oper-
ated in the same direction directly
behind Landis’ car when the mishap
occurred.
The truck, driven by C. Miller
Wolgemuth, forty-six, of this place
overturned when Wolgemuth ap-
plied his brakes to prevent collision
with the Landis car.
Unc
CHORUS FESTIVAL WILL BE
RENDERED AT HIGHSPIRE
16 high schools in Lancaster
Forty-eight student singers from
Lancaster County will participate
in the Southern District Chorus
Festival in Highspire April aN,
and
20, 2
and 22, in which 180 students from
60 schools in nine counties will
take part.
Miss Barbara Ranck, of town and
F. S. Noll, East Hempfield Town-
ship, will participate.
Mr. George Houck, of this place,
is one of the directors.
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YOUNG MAN'S LEG FRACTURED
WHILE PULLING TREE STUMP
Robert Eshelman, thirty-four of
this place, suffered a compound
fracture of the right leg in an acci-
dent on his farm, was reported in
satisfactory condition at Lancaster
Persona Mention
General Hospital Sunday night.
The hospital learned the man had |
caught the limb between a tractor |
and a tree stump while pulling tree |
stumps Saturday evening. He was |
taken to the hospital in the hospital |
ambulance.
Wiis
FLORIN FREIGHT STATION
ENTERED—NOTHING STOLEN
Sometime Monday night or early
Tuesday morning entry was made |
into the P. R. R. freight station at
Florin, but nothing was stolen. A |
series of entries into freight stations
has been under way for several
weeks, Middletown, Salunga, Eliz-
abethtown and Columbia were a-
mong those burglarized. Adding
machines and typewriters are the
loot sought.
ee umn i
AUTO HIT A POLE
Charles R. Severling, twenty-six,
Manheim RI1, escaped serious in-
jury when he lost control of his car
and crashed into a utility pole on
Route 72, about one mile south of
Elstonville, Tuesday afternoon.
| and Mrs. Overdeer
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY |
HOSTS TO LANCASTER UNIT
Tuesday evening the monthly
meeting the American Legion
Auxiliary was held at the Legion
Home, at which time they enter-
tained the Lancaster unit.
entertainment a
con=
of
Preceeding the
short business meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Vivian Brown,
president. A five dollar contribu-
tion wag sent toward April Show-
ers, which is a Child Welfare pro-
ject. A also
be sent to the Scotland school for
the adoption of an orphan. An in-
vitation was read to attend the Par-
adise meeting, May 24. A bus will
communication will
Two Grass Fires
Here; A Tractor
Badly Damaged
our last issue.
On Friday,
sparks from
New
ignited by
at the
grass was
a passing train
Haven St.
guished the fire at 2:30 p.m.
Another Grass Fire
About a half acre of land was
convey the unit to this meeting, so
all members desiring go will
plense notify the president at the |
to
rext . meeting Tuesday, May 9, orf
call her home.
Thirty-seven members of the |
Lancaster Unit and thirty of the Mt. |
‘Joy Unit
Games were played and refresh- |
ments served following the meeting.
DE |
COURT RULES FILTERING OF |
GAS MUST BE STOPPED |
were in attendance. |
A Rapho Township gasoline ser- |
vice station, as now operated was |
declared a nuisance Thursday by |
the Lancaster County Court, and |
the operators were ordered to stop |
filtering of gasoline from the pumps |
into the well of a neighbor. {
The opinion, was in the case of|
Harry S. Alleman and Harvey
Mabel Greiner, Ravho Twp., against |
Petey and Daisy McGarvey, Route |
72, and the Sinclair Refining Co.
12, ¢
Ww
and |
ee reel
EBY FAMILY ERECTED AN
EASTER EGG TREE HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eby, Jr,
330 N. Barbara St., have erected an
“Raster egg tree” on the front lawn
of their home.
The traditional Pennsylvania
Dutch tree, made of an apple tree
branch, holds the whole shells of
10 dozen eggs, decorated by Mrs.
Eby with enamel.
John Melhorn Is
Pres. E’town 4-H
Community Club
John Melhorn, Mount Joy R1, |
was elected president of the Eliza-
bethtown 4-H Community Club at
the annual reorganization meeting
held Tuesday evening in the Florin
school.
Thirty-three
this initial meeting chose
different projects for the
tobacco, corn,
enrolled at
seven
youths
coming
season: bees
flowers, strawberries and pigs.
Assistant County Agent Clarence
E. Craver helped reorganize the |
group and showed a motion picture
“Green Hay”.
Other officers elected were: Vice |
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et
capons,
Shellenberger visit-
Anna, at West Ches-
Mr. Reuben
ed his sister,
fer.
Mrs. Mary Forry Mrs.
Fred Dagen, at Kissel Hill over the
Easter holidays.
Miss Joyce Ellis, of Chambers-
burg, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ellis.
Miss Mary Jane Krall, student at
Ohio University, spent the holidays
Mr. and Mrs.
visited
with her parents,
James Krall.
Miss Mary Elizabeth
of New York, spent the
with her parents, Mr.
Clyde Gerberich.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hinkle en-
tertained their daughters and their
families on Easter, Mr. and Mrs.
S. F. Irley and son, Jimmy and Mr.
and daughter,
Barbara Ann, all of Middletown.
a
REXALL'S ONE CENT SALE
Walter B. Sloan, of Sloan’s Phar-
macy announces the big Rexall lc
sale begins Thursday, April 20 thru
Monday, April 24th.
Watch for the advertisement in
our next issue.
Gerberich,
holidays
and Mrs.
{
The firemen were called out
when Carl Coen’s car, from Eliza-
bethtown caught fire in a parking
lot at Lancaster Saturday.
| age was estimated at $1,500.
| zer was riding in a group with
' Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
burned over at 1:30 p. m. Sunday
at the corner of Mt. Joy and Jacob
Streets.
Members of the Friendship Fire
| Co., responded to the alarm and
| extinguished the blaze before any
| property damage was caused by
sparks from a rubbish fire.
The property is owned by George
Brown, II, this place.
A Tractor Destroyed
The Mastersonville Fire Company
organized last December, answered |
its first fire call Thursday evening.
The company was summoned at
6:20 p. m. when fire broke out in a/
trailer-tractor, owned by Roy Eck-
ert, Flstonville, near Mastersonville,
Firemen, who blamed the blaze
on a leaky gas line, extinguished
the fire within five minutes. Dam-
a
Lee Shertzer, 19
Salunga, Killed
Cycle Struck Post
Lee Shirtzer, nineteen, Salunga,
was killed instantly shortly before
9 p. m. Tuesday when his motor-
cycle struck a guard post on Route
72, a mile South of East Petersburg,
hurling him 150 feet to his death
on the macadam road.
Shertzer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Shertzer, Salunga, died of a
| fracture at the base of the skull, a
Bk neck and profuse bleeding.
. P. Stahr, deputy
coroner,
Dr So issued an accidental death
verdict.
State Policeman Mark Morgan
said the accident occurred as Shert-
six
other motorcyclists, who had been
at Roots sales grounds, just north
of East Petersburg, and were en-
route {o the city.
Police said the
Enos A. Hoffer,
witnesses were
twenty-one, Man-
R4, and John N. Rosenfeld,
twenty-one, Salunga. Both witnes-
ses said he was travelling at a high
heim
rate of speed.
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LADY INJURED WHILE A
MOTORCYCLE PASSENGER
Shirley Jones, seventeen, Lancas-
ter, sustained a fractured hip and
cuts about the face and body when
a motorcycle on which she was rid-
ing upset.
Paul Kitner, seventeen, Landis-
ville, operator of the motorcycle,
suffered only minor injuries. Kitner
halted a passing motorist and took
the girl to the hospital.
A nm
FORMER PRESIDENT HONORED
S. H. Hiestand, Salunga, former
president of the Lancaster Whole-
sale Grocery Co. was the guest of
honor at a testimonial luncheon on
Monday at the Brunswick Hotel,
given by the directors of the Com-
pany, Mr. Hiestand was connected
with the company for 27 years, the
past 20 years as president,
Ed
CAR STOLEN AT MOUNTVILLE
Edward Grissinger, Silver Spring,
reported to Columbia State Police
the theft of his black sedan bear-
ing license number 51GH-5. The
car was taken from a parking space
in Mountville, sometime between
6:30 p. m. Friday and midnight, po-
lice said.
ren
WON $800 SCHOLARSHIP
Doris Cortright, senior at Man-
heim High School, has been award-
ed an $800 scholarship in music by
Lebanon Valley College, Annville.
0 a -
Harrison S. Nolt, Columbia R. D.
was elected chairman of the Farm
fire companies some activities since |
|
| skit,
|
| Evangelical
[ Spelling Bee in the Mount Joy high
Friday evening, April 21 at
130. There will be two spelling and
[ will be
SPELLNG BEE, APRIL
IN MT. JOY HIGH SCH
The Busy Workers
Church
se
a general
Two grass fires and a tractor gave three prizes for each class.
The program includi
organ
Gossip Hollow
selections
Ladies,
railroad bridge. young and old. The price of admis-
Friendship Co. No. 1 quickly extin- | sion is thirty-five
five years and under, free. Refresh- RCA, Lancaster, compared to 1200
ments will be on sale. last August.
—— Walter M. Ernst was elected
president of the East Petersburg
ADDRESS BY
ident of the Lancaster Co
men's Association, will §
ing a special ceremony
when the Mountville Fire Company
houses its new pumper.
1500 new freight cars.
Ten firemen were injured when a
truck upset at Lewistown.
The goal for the
many acres of Florida’
groves.
Ephrata paid $4,000 for
ground which will be con
to a parking lot.
The State of Ohio contemplates
making its auto license p
plastic next year.
Since April 4 there were 37 fires
that burned over more than 1,000
acres in Maryland.
The Conestoga
rates from 8 to 10 cents.
A 70-man orchestra with all their was mad ut the world in general,
instruments will fly from Detroit,
to Denmark in one plane.
with
and
Mich.,
At York a bandit
pistol held up persons
whatever they had. He held up the
Deputy Sheriff which
The thief had $490 in
many small trinkets.
School News From
E. Donegal Twp.
The final meeting of the Parent-
Teachers of the Maytown
tary School will be held
April 17 at 7:30 P. M. in the high
school auditorium at Maytown. This
meeting will be a musical
by the grade school children, under
Fugene Saylor, |
the direction, of Mr.
supervisor of music
Donegal Schools.
of
he assisted by the grade school umbia. Stoppard paid the costs of
Sa rE : yrosecution.
teachers. The business meeting Pross BO, ai
which will precede the musical pro-
be conducted by Mr.
silver
gram will
William Young. A
will be lifted which will
in the grade school projector fund.
Faculty- Director
The annual
banquet of East Donegal
will be held Friday, A
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Mr. Portner,
committee to form
district.
a joi
The Witness Oak FFA Chapter
held its monthly meeting
day, April 10.
Hawthorne reported that
67 people had been served in the
chapter Seed Service Program; 29%
more people being served this year
than last.
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RY
THERE'LL. BE SOME Ct
Alterations are being
the first floor front at 39
St., where Dr. M. F. Geambalvo,
cptometrist, of 812 East Market St.,
York, will open offices.
On Wednesday, Mr.
Kenneth Shearer, Mount Joy R2, nounced the birth of a 6 pound
moved to the apartment in the son, Ronald Eugene, on April 4, at
rear of 39 Fast Main St.
class of the
will
information ¢
good entertainment for the |
cents,
LESTER GOOD
AT NEW PUMPER HOUSING
Lester H. Good, Landisville, pres-
Brief News From
The Dailies For
Quick Reading
The Reading Company will buy
cancer
in Lancaster County is $25,000.
The school tax at Middletown was
set at thirty mills, same as last year.
New home sites are crowding out
Transportation
Co. will ask permission to raise its
Mr. Saylor will
pril 14 at the
Marietta Community House, Guests
at the banquet this year will be
F. H. Strickland —
Mr. Strickland is a former director
is chairman
President Vernon
13, 1950
oo. |The Local News
hold a
For The Past Week
Very Briefly Told
The Boy Scouts are planting 5000
trees at Camp Chiquetan.
A public water system will be in-
stalled at East Petersburg.
The tulip garden at Hershey
| expected to be at its best. May 7.
I" There are now 2400 employes at
lass with
ng a short
and “The '
Minstrels”
is
children
Rotary Club.
A sedan stolen at Columbia a
week ago was found on a dump at
Philadelphia.
Thieves took all the money from
every coin box in the Columbia
Diver Friday night.
Manheim had two Sunday
when a building and a garage were
completely destroyed.
300 cartons of cigarettes were
stolen from the A&P store at Lan-
caster Thursday night.
Ground was broken Sunday for a
new Salem Evangelical United
Brethren Church at Columbia.
A dairy, the Railroad office and
several places at Columbia were
entered by thieves over the week-
end.
A car stolen April 7,
£800 worth of drugs, was found at
Mountville, the contents were not
disturbed.
Mr. Enos Newcomer, twenty-
nine, was injured when his trous-
er leg caught in a rototiller he was
unty Fire- |
peak dur-
May 30th
fires
drive containing
s orange
a plot of operating.
George Wilson, of East Petersburg
has filed a $5975 damage suit a-
gainst a Philadelphia trucker gs the
result of an accident.
Gabby Garber, employed at Snav-
cly’s lumber yard here, is off duty
on account of sickness. Ralph Watt
veyed in-
lates from
Entire Locality
Abram Pelen, eighty-nine at Co=
lumbia.
Howard F. Mundorf, sixty, at Co=
lumbia.
Isaac C, Weaver, fifty-eight, Col-
umbia R2 Thursday.
Mrs. Bertha Rodenhauser, sixty«
one, at Columbia Thursday.
Aaron Young, eighty, Manheim
Rl, on Saturday at St. Joseph's
Hospital.
Mrs. Emmaline Hossler, ninety=
seven, widow of Jacob Hossler, at
Manheim, Friday.
Mrs. Rebecca Leonard, 87, Lan=
caster Co. Home. Mrs. Amelia Steph-
ens, Florin is a sister.
George Gundel, eighty-six, Col=
umbia, on Sunday in an ambulance
on his way to the hospital.
Earl M. Frye, thirty-nine, a native
of Elizabethtown, died at Baltimore,
Mrs. Arley Craun, Mount Joy RI,
is a sister,
Jacob W. Eshleman, 93, died near
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Weddings Thruout
Our Community
During Past Week
The marriage of Miss Ruth E
Mumma, daughter of Levi W.
Mumma, Florin, and Mark Layman
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Layman,
Denbigh, Va., took place at 11 a. m.
Saturday in Mount Pleasant Breth-
ren In Christ Church. Bishop Hen=
ry A. Ginder officiated.
Miss Evelyn M. Holbein, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Holbein,
is pinch-hitting for him.
Willoughby Litzenberger, 23, of
, Manheim, admitted starting the two
| fires there on Sunday, because he |
Richard Kimmich, 14, Columbia, |
| was shot in the left leg near Chick~
ies Hill Sunday with other boys,
they were shooting mark with a
22 rifle.
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LARCENY CHARGE SETTLED
Edward Rapp, 20, Columbia R2, |
was arrested by Chief of Police |
Park Neiss on a charge of larceny,
brought by Curvin Nace, Mount Joy .
R1. At a hearing before Squire Jas.
Hockenberry the charges were
dropped, Rapp made restitution and |
| paid the costs.
toy
too
a
ended all. |
cash and
Elemen-
Monday, | (yy ARGES WERE WITHDRAWN
Charges of assault and battery
preferred against Harold Strat.
Mt. Joy Rl, by his wife, June, on
| Friday night, were withdrawn at :
hearing Saturday before Justice of
| the Peace Frances E. Gaus, at Col-
MU ee
presented
the East
SUPERVISORS WILL CONFER
The Board of Supervisors of Mt.
Joy township will plan a meeting
with County Engineer Henry Ruth
for the purpose of securing federal
aid in building township roads.
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JACK GRAHAM SPOKE HERE
Jack B. Graham of Philadelphia,
was the speaker at the meeting of
the Rotary Club Tuesday at the
Hostetter Banquet Hall. ‘He spoke
“Underground Water Levels,”
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Raymond H. Miller, Lancaster RL
Weidman, Mount Joy
offering
be placed
Township
Portner—
of the
school
on
nt
and Erma S.
Route 1.
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Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Forwood,
Manheim R2, a son Saturday at the
Lancaster General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Shue-
TIANGES maker, Elizabethtown R1, a daugh-
made on ' ter, Saturday, at Lancaster General
East Main Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Geyer, of
Bainbridge R1, a son, Saturday, at
Lancaster St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Garlin an-
last Mon-
een
a total of |
and Mrs.
) Hialeah, Florida,
| Evang. United Brethren Church,
Florin Recently
J the Post Office here.
East Petersburg, and Jay F. Risser,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Risser,
Landisville, will be married at 2 p.
m. Sunday, April 16th, in St. Mark's
Mount Joy. The Rev. E. H. Ranck,
pastor of the church, will officiate,
He will be assisted by the Rev. J.
E. Earhart.
Miss Anne Wagner will attend
the bride as maid of honor. Brides-
maid will be Miss Geraldine Hol-
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Everything That
Happened At
Mrs. John Eichler is confined to
her bed due to illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Nentwig were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Haines at Newtown.
Mrs. R. W. Roberts called on Mr.
and Mrs. N. E. Hershey Wednesday.
Mrs. H. B. Hershey and son, Robt.
of Lemoyne called on Mr. and Mrs.
N. E. Hershey on Friday evening.
Property and lot of the Benj. Fair
Fstate will be sold on the premises
Saturday. April 15th.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheetz, and
children Dorothy, Harry and Rich-
ard svent the weekend at Washing~
ton. D. C.. with their son, Charles
of the U. S. Navy who is stationed
at Arlington. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceorse Mumper Sr.
enent Waster with Mr. and Mrs.
T~hn Bender and family at Milton
Grove.
Daryl and Llovd, children of Mr.
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DR. MYLIN REELECTED
Dr. Arthur P Mylin, reelected
superintendent of county schools
Tuesday. His salary was increased
from $8,500 vearly to $12,000. He
was reelected for his eighth four
vear term.
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DEEDS RECORDED
Amos W. and Stella H. Mummau,
East Donegal Twp., to Amos H. and
Pauline G. Mummau, Mt. Joy Twp.
two tracts of land in Mt. Joy Boro.
FLITTING
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Leitner, Jr.
and daughter, have moved into the
Kramer property on Detwiler Ave,
from East Main St.
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NEW POST OFFICE CLERK
Mr. Gerald Hostetter began his
duties Monday as the third clerk at
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