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a “Make New Friends" evening in| which time the Pittsburgh girls wera | i O Tate tn)
| | David ©. and Eana H. B x YEE Ge
Att ded 24th { the William Penn Hotel at which! the hostesses. Twelve persons from | 7 hip. t5 Leon H M ~ | MOUNT JOY HIGH SCHOOL. Our 0 ity
| | own ) © in l ns . . VF mmun
en the Alleghany County Council was| Co. attended the affair, | Alle 4 Rav] tract. | FUPH KILLED IN KOREA
(From Page 1) hostess. Other program highlights Tommy Lane accompanied his Rapho Townshi) { Ple, Thomas H. Wines, USMC, of | Duwi in Past Week
Paul Rittenhouse, National Yxecu- | of the William Penn sessions were mother to Pittshurg where he vise dl. Gr E. Honafius. | Millersville, well known here, was
tive Director of the Girl Scouts of | Miss Eleanor Hoover Regional | ited his aunt, Mrs. Henry Eby Ripho 10 Leon H nd | killed in Korea, September 26.
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the United States, who spoke on | Chairman, speaking on “The State ! Mary E. Alleman, Rapho Township, | Pf Wines enlisted in the Marine | pMaygaret Ann Allison
“The Responsibilities of Member | of the Region” Miss Lenore Ame: “| t small tract, Raphio Township | Corps in 1949, and re= Robert E. Farrell 4
ship in the Girl Scouts.” Mrs. Rite | man, “We Look to the Future:” and | ngagemen S Gloria J. and Charles Vasal, | enlist vd in February of this on Miss Margare! a ob mn,
3 ‘G 3 1 y 1 ined darris and, 5. y aughter ff py 8 Murs. our
tenhouse who has headed the na-| Miss Sally Stickney, “Girl Scouting Rapho Township, to J. Ro ind | He trained at Parris Island 3 daughter «f Rev. and Mr i
: : : Af ’ . | .} W stationed at Willow Grove M. Allison, Maytown, snd Robert
tional group since 1935 has seen |in the Decade Ahead Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Heise Nora M. Breneman, Rapho
3,00% | 1 | lot w \ d frame | Naval Air Station fr more than a | girwood Farrell, son of Mr. and Mrs,
<hi > W 1 . Jallace , a mt Jo 0. p ce the n= | ship, wt with ny rame | Naval ¢ y
membership grow from fod a Miss Ba bara Wall Hoe Lhe Mcun JOY f na ot ih ] > I it (0. Rapho Tow | ) veil fore gomg overseas July 28 Ellwood Farre 1, Havertown, Pa.,
1,500,000. Here in Mount Joy there gions official Senior Scout Delegate gagement of ther daugh ery Sr. M : R " wd Paul BR He twen(y vears old Sept. 16. | were united in marriage in St.
are now approximately one hund-| to the International Girl Scout's ley Anne, to Robert M. Trimmer, ST ln a . oN He attended Mount Joy High | john's Lutheran Church, Mayt:wn,
red Scouts. Chalet at Adelboden, Switzerland,| son of Mi nd Mrs. Morris A. | Ucpe, executors of the last will an and worked on a farm near | mha double ring ceremony was per-
Bening sess thie nec A] or S. Custer Ave, New | testament of Amos H. C | and ‘worked. on re
: The opening Session « f the Cc =| this past summer, titled het talk, eye r, 18 8. Custer A N | East Hernolficld: Towa ), to | town for about a year kofore enter- | by the bride's father, pastor |
ference was a Scouts’ Own and | “High up High on & Mountain Holland smpficld ing the Marines of St. John's Lutheran Church. |
pageant, “Hand in Hand”, by the! Dr. Ruth Henderson enlarged on Miss Heisey attended Elizabeth | oe : i pli a The bride attended Gettysburg |
i : . te Crinl or \ » is now em= | Township lt Fast {emplield J € ¢ 4 >
29 councils of western Pennsylva-| the Internctional aspects of Girl | town Coll oh Ww i i now ith ! Everybody in this locality reads college and is now employed in the |
i : : y b Swe Jove n the « e 0 we alu ( h ; A on
nia. Following a sightseeing tour at! Scouting when she spoke on he ployed in Le T k i enior 1 Fran B. Nisslev. East D 11 | The Bulletin—that's why ils adver~ j,i; of the Williamsport Gen- |
which time the four visited the! Along Wit} Us Around the secret; Mh Fi 1 Township, to Cl H d Lz + T. | neers wot such excellent results. eral Hospital. The groom, a grad-
. hio Wea ownship, to Clan . at aura T. lr {
University of Pittsburgh, there was! ! World." at Elizabethtown College Adil eee | ate of F and M College. the class

They're two
the higgest
men wm town!
And one of them is you. The other one is a man who
is giving a lot of his own time to help his neighbors,
He's giving his energy. too — out calling on people at
their homes'and offices, telling people about the Red
Feather services of our Community Chest.
It really isn’t his job alone. It’s everybody's job. But
he is a Red Feather volunteer, asking for money for a
cause that shouldn’t require any begging or groveling,
Where do you come in? Why. you are the man who
doesn’t flinch or duck or hide behind a lame excuse
when the first chap says “Red Feather.” Instead, you
smile and make him feel welcome. Then you dig down
deep for all you can afford to give.
That brings your size up to his!
rar.
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Needs $451,893
$45,497 More Than Last Year,
Supplies and Services,
rm

Due to Increased Costs of
Expanding Services, and One New Agency
GIVE MORE — ENOUGH FOR ALL 19 RED FEATHER SERVICES!

ancestor County Community Chest

of 1950, is employed as a detail man
for the Upjohn Pharmaceutical Co.
The c uple wil! reside in Williams-
port
Mary Jane Sollenherger
| Merle Arnold
Miss Mary Jane Sollenberger,
Donegal Springs, was married to |
Merle Arnold, scn of Mr. and Mrs. |
Mervin Arnold, Maytown, at 2
p.m. Sunday in the Church of God,
Maytown. The Rev. William Wag-
! ner
fficiated.
The bride was given in marriage
brother, Samuel Sollenkzrg-
Harry Grubb was matron
Bridesmaid
and Sylvia
her
Mrs.
of honor.
| Elaine Gingrich
| cousin the
! flower: girl.
Harry Grubl.
hy
er.
was
Foultz,
of bridegroom,
served as best man.
| Ushers were George Morris and
| Dale A'nold, brother cf the bride-
| groom.
[| Joyce M. Fryberger
| Robert M. Lowy
| Miss Joyce M. Fryberger,
cf Mr. and Mrs.
High St., Maytown.
{ert M. Lowy, son of H. W. Lowy,
| were married Satur: day afternoon in
May.own Evangelical and Reformed
| Church. Officiating at the ceremony
Rev. Dr. V. W. Dippell,
and the Rev.
of St.
Reformed
daugh-
Ray Fryberger,
and Rob-
| ter
[14 E.
| were tne
raster of the chwceh.
| Henry
| Paul's
| Haines,
|
Churci
|
|
K. pastor
Evangelical and
. Waynesboro.
The
by her father
| Jane A.
1
| aia
| Miss
1d
bride was given
end w
Fryberger., Maytown, as
Bridesmaids were
Nixdorf and Mrs. Har-
of Quarryville, sister
bridegroom.
of honor.
Nancy
Wiggins
| of the
Mrs.
| organist,
Joseph Hollenbaugh,
played and
Sload,
{ George Buinbridge.
Following the ceremony a recep- |
American Le-
After a short
the
Maytown.
tion was held at
gion Home,
| wedding trip the couple will re- |
{ turn to their home in Pittsburgh, |
November 1.
Ee
NEWTOWN
and Mrs.
Mrs.
Laura Weaver
Visitors with Mr.
| rice and
Mrs.
Frysinger
| Mocre were
and daughter,
Mrs. Llcyd Cteel
| and Mrs.
Melvin
Columbia;
Mr.
Melvin Swingler and son,
Richard Smooker, of
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Shirk
daughters, Anna Ruth and
Mount Joy.
Mr. Victor Fogie spent the week-
at Braddcck, Pa. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Fogie.
Mrs. George Schoelkoph and son,
Kenneth attended the Golden anni-
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
| Ressler in their
| town on Sunday.
| Mrs. Roy Gephnart
| daughter Sandra Fay
| are spending the week with
| and Mrs. Geo. Schoelkoph.
| Mrs. Mathildla Derr and Miss
| Ruth Wittle tock a mountain scen-
ery trip on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor
| granddaughter. Celestine
I joyed a motor trip to Perry
of Lancaster,
and
and
Mary Arlene,
end visiting
} versa ry
home
and
Mr.
ty on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.
family spent
| with Mr. and Mrs:
| at Ironville,
| Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Witmer and
son, Ronald, of East Petersburg
i visited Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer
je family on Saturday afternoon.
|
|
Irvin Witmer and |
Sunday afternoon |
John Kauffman |

Mrs. Wm. Fogie and son, Richard
visited in the homes of Mr. and]
Paul Smith and Mr. and Mrs. |
|Q A. Kane at Columbia Thursday |
{ evening.
{ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barton and |
| daughter and Mrs. Ray Martin of
Columbia, visited Mr. and Mrs.
| William Fogie, Saturday.
Mrs. Ames Witmer of Kinder-
| hook visited Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
| Geltmacher Saturday evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Geltmacher
| and 1 Mrs. Jacob Erb visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Keith at Lititz and Mr.
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church |
ae soloist was |
Daniel |
Kataryn of Ironville, |
at Stauffer-|
grand-
of Mount Joy
Snyder bd]
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Coun- |

Good, 13, Lancaster Rl,
three Southdown sheep,
Marlene
holds her
|
|
|
|
|
{which won the blue ribbon at the
[grand champion pen of lambs at

Show Blue Ribbon Winners
The
the
Farm Show at Harrisburg in
Show.
lambs will be shown again at
the Mount Joy Farm
State

Thousands At
(From page 1)
Township High School who
the Lititz-Manheim
crowned in
climaxing the
heim
represented
| 4-H Ciub,
ful
| day program.
An artistic corn
shocks and sunflowers formed the
backdrop for her throne. Miss Stau-
fier in a peasant-type
| dress. bearer was five
| year old Jay Bixer, Mount Joy RI.
and Helen Musser, Mount Joy R2,
aged six, was flower girl.
Livest-ck
was color-
ceremonies firs:
arrangement of
wes clad
The crown
worked late
Thursday judging
the of
beeves, and nine pens of lambs was
completed, and the of con-
tests by 4-H youths had been fin-
ished.
Three Southdown sheep exhibited
| ky Marlene Good, thirteen, of Lan-
experts
afternoon before
of swine, 26 head baby
series
i caster Rl. a memlor of the Red
| Rose 4-H Baby Beef and Lamb
Club of Lancaster County, captured
the coveted blue ribbon for enter-
ing tae grand champion pen at the
Mount Joy These lambs will
be returned to the farm and fed for
| finel display and sale at the
State Farm Show at Harrisburg in
| January.
Reserve champion sheep of the
show were three Hampshires exhib-
by Ronald Martin of Ephrata
show.
next
|
| ited
R1.
| Other exhibit:rs of lambs placed
I as follows:
3. Lilly Ann Greider,
14, Clair Hilsher,
5. Jane Greiner,
Arlene Brubaker,
| Joyce Dombach
! Arlene Domkach,
| €hirley Heisey, Manheim R1.
Three awards merit, donated
tes the Mount Joy Chamber cf Com-
the
{ lamb showmanship:
| Lilly Ann Greider
Clair Hilsher
| Marlene Good
Mt. Joy Rl;
Elizabethtown RI;
Manheim R4; 6,
Lancaster
Lancaster R3; 8,
Lancaster R3
and
Mau- |
of
| merce, went to following for
(gold meda):
medal)
medal.)
(silver and
(bronze
| An Aberdeen Angus steer entered |
by Ray Miller, of Man-
heim R2, walked off with the grand
championship award of the show. It
will be entered in the district 4-H
club roundup to be held at the
Lancaster stockyards in December
| end finally at the State Farm Show,
Harrisburg. in January.
| Reserve
eighteen,
grand champion is a
Hereford beef shown by Elvin Yeag-
| ley. of Elizabethtown R3.
| Others in the leading group of
| five to the
beeves,
according
all
top steers,
judges, were
| shown by:
3. Curvin Martin, Jr., Mount Joy
| Rl; Wilbur Erk, Mount Joy R1: and
Angus
| 5, Marlene Good, Lancaster RI.
In bal; beef showmanship
contest, Chamber of Commerce
awards went to these 4-H members.
Elvin Yeagley (gold). Ray Miller, |
(silver); and Curvin Martin, Jr,
(br-nze.)
Awards in the 4-H Pig Clu; were |
ae as follows:
Chester Whites: 1, Flwood Pfaun-
miller, Flizabethtown R3 (grand
| champion); 2, Clair Baum. Eliza-
| bethtown R3; 3, Mervin Eshleman
the

Elizabethtown R3; 4, Vernon Bel-
| ser, Elizabethtown R3; 5, Kay War-
| fel, Mount Jcy Rl; 6, Barbara War-
| fel, Mount Joy RI;
Greiner, Manheim RA4.
| Yorkshires: 1, Floyd G. Risser,
| Ir. Hershey R2 (reserve champion);
{ 2, Sara Floy Risser, Hershey R2; 3,
Robert Pfaunmiller, Elizabethtown
R3; . 4, Charles Pfaunmiller, Jr,
Elizabethtown R3; 5, Henry Bomb-
gardner, Elizabethtown R3: and 6,
Troy Risser, Hershey R2.
Sweepstakes prize, for the best 10
ears of corn in the show, went to
Rokert Hossler, Manheim RD.
and 7. Henry
Ry; 7.1

January.
Oiher contestants in the beauty
contest sponsored by Farm Women's
Society No. 8, who comprise Miss
Stauffer’s Court include: Mary Ann
Swartz, Marietta High School; Mar-
tha Roland, Elizabethtown-Donegal
Community 4-H' Club; Geraldine
Forney, E. Hemvofield High School:
Mary Rosenfeld, Mt. Joy High
School; Betty Steffy. Manheim High
Margaret Stephens, E. Don-
egal Twp. High School: ‘and Arlene
Heisey. Elizabethtown High School.
Soap Box Derby
On Saturday afternoon the Soap
Box Derby started with nine en-
tries. Four heats were run in order
to find the four who would qualify
for the final race.
Charles Groff and Herbert Coo-
ver raced the first heat with Coover
winning. The second heat was be-
tween Richard McGregor and Ken-
ny Wittle, witha Wittle winning.
The third race was letween Joe
Hostetter and Ben Groff, with Hos-
tetter taking it. The fourth race was
beiween Jack Beaston and Charles
Groff, with Groff winning. Charles
Groff was permitted t; race twice
So as to make an even number, and
because of the type racer he had.
Following the four heats a race
was run between J. Young and Lee
Newcomer, each having a racer built
to the specifications as set forth by
the National Soap Box Derby. This
rzce was won by Young. giving Lee
Newcomer chance to compete in
race. A race was
Beaston, McGregor and
Ben and the winner would
then Lee Newcomer for the
! prize. This race was won by Ben
| Groff, In the final consolation race
between Newcomer and Groff, New-
| comer won and collected the prize.
| The main event ccnsis‘ed of Coo-
| ver, Wittle, Hostetter and Charles
Groff. They crossed the finish line
|in the following crder: first, Joe
Hostetter: second, Kenny Wittle:
third, Charles Groff; and fcurth,
Herbert Coover.
Saturday's Parade
The float entered by East Done-
High School Chapter, Future
Farmers of America, wen first prize
of $50 in the farmers’ floats division
of the annual Community Exhibit
Parade, the final day of the three-
day show.
The Donegal Farmerettes, of East
Donegal High School, won second
in that division, and Lewis Bixler,
Mt, Joy, wes third.
Prizes for Commercial floats were
consclation
with
Groff,
race
ihe
run

gal
awarded to Pennsupreme, first:
Lions Club, second: Red R-sa
Dairy, third.
In the saddle horse division, Miss
Dorothy Lindemuth, Columbia, cap-
tured first prize of $10. Other win-
ners were: David Shank, Marietta,
second; Larry Heistand, Salunga,
third: and Miss Betty Lindemuth,
| Columbia, fourth, Donald" Fletcher,
Mt. Joy, was first in the pony divi-
| sion, with Barry Blankenmyer, .Mt.
I Joy R2, second; and Kenneth Miller,
Mt. Joy R2, third; Harry Smith, Mt.
Joy, fourth; znd Mylin G-od, Rohr-
| erstown, fifth,
Clarence

Weidman, Mount Joy
2, received first prize of $25 for
his work mules in the draft horse
and mule division: Furry H. Frey,
ancaster R7, second; En:s Weid-
man, Mount Joy R2, third; Harry
| Smith, Mount Joy, fourth; and My-
"lin Good, Rohrerstown, fifth.
Decorated bicycle winners were
| Ralph Rice, first; James Rutt, sec-
end; Thomas Zimmerman, third;
{Joan Germer, fourth; and James
Buss, fifth. All Lays are from town.
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OYSTER SUPPER, NOV. 4
The Ladies Bible ‘Class of the
Church of God, Landisville, will
serve an oyster supper at the Fire
"Hall on Saturday, November Ath,
from 4 to 8 p. m. :
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