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Tiny Tot Contest and Comedy “It's A Date”, November 9-10, Sponsored by Friendship Fire Co. & Auxiliary
Again Freedom
Now, as in 1918 America girds itself for
a struggle against those who have little
faith in the common man. Once again
America must show others that democ-
racy is the strongest of
without force, all men live as
Let us follow the ex-
amples of those who, in previous wars,
where,
good neighbors,
fought the struggle
cessfully
MOST
VOL. L, NO. 24
Coach John Day
Commended For
Soccer Success
At the meeting of the School
Board on Monday evening a reso=
lution was adopted commending
Coach John Day for the successful
soccer team, which engaged in a
playoff game with Jonestown, here,
on Tuesday.
Plans were discussed for
ducting a cooking school, but no
date was set for the heginning of
classes.
The local Legion basketball team
was given permission to use the
auditorium-gymnasium of the high
school for Local teachers
were granted one visitation day., to
take place sometime this month.
Some discussion was held on
moving the baseball diamond at the
con=-
Faces A Threat
games.
all systems,
unselfishly and suc- Nl | athletic field and it is hoped that
this will be completed by the be-
ginning of the next baseball season.
{| | The diamond, it was reported, must
Woman Killed;
6 Hurt In Crash
West Of Florin
An Ohio woman was killed and
six other persons were injured, in
a two car crash on the Harrisburg
Pike, near the Clearview Diner,
west of Florin at 3:30 Satur-
day.
The victim was identified as Miss
Hazel Belle, twenty-four, Spring-
field, Ohio, who died instantly of a
crushed skull, according to Dr.
David E. Schlosser, local deputy
coroner.
Drivers of both vehicles were ad-
mitted to the General Hospital. They
are:
Otis
Springfield,
dead woman.
Joseph C. McKendrick, twenty-
nine, formerly of 416 N. Mulberry
St., Lancaster, but now residing he-
tween here and Florin.
Four other passengers in the
Belle car were treated for minor in-
juries at the hospital.
They are: Otis Belle, fifty-two,
father of the girl; Mrs. Willie Mae
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Weddings Thruout
Our Community
During Past Week
The marriage cf Miss Arlene Wa-
ser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mon-
roe L. Waser, Marietta RD, to Carl
R. Houck, son of Mrs. Anna Houck,
Columkia RI, sclemnized on
Saturday in the Reich's Evangelical
a.m.
Junior Belle,
Ohio, brother
twenty-cne,
of the
was
Congregational Church, west of
Maytown, with the Rev. Georges
Shultz, pastor of the church, of-
ficiating at the double ring cere-
mony.
Deris Jeanne Mowery
William Henry Beach
The marriage of Doris Jeanne
Mowery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Mowery, Landisville, and
Wiliam Henry Beach, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman H. Beach. Landis-
ville, took place Sa‘urday in the
parsonage of the First Methodist
Church. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Luther H. Ket-
tels. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs.
Norman H. Beach.
The ccuple left on a wedding
trip through the southern states af-
ter the ceremony.
EAST DONEGAL STUDENTS TO
ATTEND PRESS CONVENTION
Eleven high school students at
East Donegal will attend the Penn-
sylvania School Press Association
Convention at Allentown, Novem-
ber 10, 1950. Those traveling to the
convention will be: Ruth Moreland, |
Wilbur Brubaker, James Shank, |
Mary Faye Kendig, Rosene Musser,
Barbara Doles, Miriam Dick, Joyce
Eshelman, Harold Musser, John
Musser and Betsy Musser. Miss
Jane Wilson, and Mrs. Vera Ging- | vember 17th at the Post Home. Pro-
rich, faculty members, will accom- | ceeds to be used for the Children’s
pany the group. PA
“It’s ADate” Will
be moved since baseballs have been
causing damage to a home in the
area.
Announcement was made that the
Lancaster County Gas Co. will give
the home economics department
three new gas stoves. The directors
also discussed a new driver train-
ing course which they hope to have
in the school curriculum by
year,
Be Given Here
Thurs. and Friday
The big community show which
uses a large cast of local people,
will open a two night run this
Thursday evening, at Mount Joy
high school auditorium. The cur-
tain time is 8:02 p. m. and is being
| sponsored by Friendship Fire &m-
pany.
“It's A Dae” is the spectacular
smash hit which takes the months
of the year as found on the calen-
dar and depicts the high lights of
fun and fancy in each. The revue
and its variety of scenes is based
on the age old question of which
season, month and day is the best
to choose for a wedding date. A
young couple, Ginger Jones, played
{by Mary Grace Bucher and her
sweetheart, Jo Jo Brown, who will
be portrayed by Gary Ellis, cannot
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CHRYSLER ELECTS NEW PRES, |
KELLER NAMED CHAIRMAN
Lester L. Cclbert, president of
Dodge division of Chrysler, was
named as the new president of
Chrysler Corporation. He
K. T. Keller, a native of our boro,
wha served as president of Chrys-
ler since 1935. Keller was named
chairman.
next
Planned also is a survey among
students of grades one to
preparation for securing milk for
the pupils, part of which will be
paid by state appropriation.
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CLARENCE MOYER, RAPHO,
BUYS ADJOINING FARM
Clarence H. Moyer, adjoining
farmer paid $15000 for a Rapho
Township farm of some 32 acres
of gravel land which was. offered
at public sale by William B. Saylor,
Manheim R2, held Tuesday after-
noon on the premises, near Mid-
way school, 1%» miles northwest of
Manheim borough. Eight acres are
in meadow, with stream:
acres are in woodland.
Walter Dupes was the auctioneer.
Mount Joy Lost
3rd Open’g Round:
succeeds |,
5 Extra Periods
The Mount Joy High School soc-
cer team failed for the third succes-
six. in
and two
Mr. Keller will continue to exer- |sive year to survive the opening
cise general oversight cver the |rcund, District 3, PIAA playoffs
corporation’s business affairs ac-| Tuesday as they dropped a five ex-
cording to the boards announce- [tra periods game to Jonestown by
merit. {a score of 2-1 on the local field.
| Mount Joy scored midway in the
GIRL SCOUT NEIGHBORHOOD initial quarter when Joe Wilson got
FLECTED ITS OFFICERS a foot on the ball and drove it by
Miss Anna Mae Eby was elected the Jonestown goalie and into the
chairman of the Mt. Joy Girl Scout | "€t:
Neighborhood at a meeting Mcn- This one goal advantage held up
until there was only four minutes of
day evening in the Girl Scout : ¢ 3
rooms. playing time remaining at which
Other. officers. are Mrs. Bdward | Hine the visitors’ Tom Kohr regis-
Lane, vice-chairman; Mrs. Clyde tered the goal that deadlocked the
game and sent it into extra periods.
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WEST MAIN STREET STORE
CHANGES MANAGEMENT
Landvater’s Grocery, 214 West
Main St., this place, is now owned
and operated by Mr. Samuel W.
Heisey, of Elizabethtown.
Mr. Heisey took possession on
| Monday and invites the patronage
| of old and new customers,
One of the members reported that | Before coming here, he was em-
they have been notified to be at ployed at Greiner's Food Store, in
Mumper, secretary, and Mrs. Les-
ter Hostetter, treasurer. Mrs. Lane
was also appointed Julliette Low
chairman for the celebration next
March.
rt ema
BORO WATER AUTHORITY
WILL TAKE OVER TODAY
The Mt. Joy Boro Water Auth- |
ority will formally take over the |
water works on Thursday after-
attorney Paul Mueller’s office, at Elizabethtown, for four years and
Lancaster, at 3:30 today to complete | Was associated with the Acme
the transaction. | Stores for fifteen years, having
—— | clerked here in the local store when
DRAFT BOARD IS TRYING {it was lecated where Horners Shoe
TO LOCATE THESE MEN | store now stands.
Draft Beard 83 is trying to locate | We welcome Mr. Heisey to our
these men whe have not sent back | Community and wish him success.
A Ce =
questionnaires:
Henry T. Wagner, Mt. Joy R1;| WILL MOVE TO POCONOS
| Harold S. Aungst, Marietta RI; Mr. John Zink sold, at private
| Robert Q. Sload, Mt. Joy R2; James | sale and on private terms, his resi-
0. Toppins, Jr., Elizabethtown; and | dence at 157 Manheim St. this
Richard K. Floyd, Columkia R2. place, to Benj. Horst, Sr. on Satur-
| etl A en. day.
AMERICAN LEGION SMOKER Mr. Horst will take possession on
Annual Mt. Joy American Legion | December 1st.
Smoker will be eld on Friday, No-| The Zink family will move to
Canadensis, near Buck Hill Falls,
in the Pocono Mountains December
Christmas Party. Lh 1st. pa
The
TINY TOT POPULARITY
CONTEST ENTRIES
The following children
ed in the popularity contest
have their pictures in Greer's win-
dow:
Linda Zerphey, Karlene Kauf-|
man, Nancy Vogel, Jay Koser,
Nancy Oliver,
James Tierney, Joan Hess, Harriet
Reynold, Barry Etsell, Kitty Etsell,
lis Patterson, Patty Yohn, Charlene
Heaps, Charles Heaps, Benjamin
Waltz, Carol Nissly, Peggy Rouda-
baugh, Terry Crider, Mary Bender.
It is one cent a vote and every-
one is wondering who the winners
will be. The six prizes are: also in
Greer's window. They will be pre-
sented from the stage Friday at
the Mount Joy High School as part
of the show, “It's A Date” which
is sponsored by Friendship Fire Co.
The contest is sponsored by the |
Fire Company Auxiliary
proceeds will go toward the Am-
bulance Fund.
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Game And
Predators
How many of you hunters have
have ever stopped to think just why
small game is getting scarcer in al-
most every locality thruout the
state? There are comparatively few
hunters of yester-years who will
not verify this assertion.
Some claim it's due to the fact
that there is far less shelter with
and fence-
are So
remcval of fences
Others there
many more hunters, others say am-
better, while others
the
rows. claim
munition is
blame it on’ autos.
Naturally all these
important but frem the editor’s ob-
during his fifty-eight
years afield, he feels confident the
most important factor in the des-
truction of game is the predator.
Did you ever stcp to think that
among the most common of these
red and grey
hawks, owls, snakes,
reasons are
servation
predators are the
foxes, weasles,
and last but not least the common
ordinary house cat.
Do you realize that all the afore-
mentioned predators except the cat
exist almost entirely on game and
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BEN GROFF, OF TOWN, HEADS
MARIETTA TCD FIRE DEPT.
Benjamin Groff, of town, has been
elected of the recently
activated Transportation
Corps Depot Department at
Marietta.
Other
Marietta,
Columbia,
president
Marietta
Fire
cfficers are Edgar Schopf,
vice-president; Jack Noll,
secretary; Haley Berkey,
Flizabethtown, treasurer; and J. J.
Schroll, Mt. Joy, John Kiscadden,
Columbia, and Charles Anderson,
Harrisburg, trustees. Committees
appointed include: Welfare, Schopf,
John Auer, Columbia, and Harold
Foster, Mt. Joy: Parade, H. J.
Blankenmyer, Mt. Joy, William
Fetrow, York,
Columbia.
A rere ee
Brief News From
The Dailies For
Quick Reading
A great horned owl was shot by
a hunter at Safe Harbor.
Lancaster city’s building opera-
tions are two million dollars below
1949.
The roofs on the state farm show
buildings at Harrisburg cover ex-
actly nine apres.
The contract for a sewage system
for Lititz will be let December 18th
at a proposed cost of $1,400,600.
More than fifty-five units will
participate in the Armistice Day
parade at Lancaster on Saturday.
A one hundred year old lady,
Mrs. Mary Dunkelberger, was ad-
mitted to the Ephrata Hospital for
treatment:
Twenty-six eating and drinking
places in York had their 1951 lic-
enses withheld because they failed
{0 pass bacterial tests.”
Sidney W. Tuttle, 66,1 a Reading
brcker, was arrested for collect-
ing $80.000 from customers for in-
vestment in a syndicate that never
existed.
William Asten,
and
Mount Joy,
Difficulty In
are enroll- |
and |
Jimmy Johnson |
| the Boro Water
| as the
Judy Charles, Kathy Lietner, Phyl- | been drawn up,
and the
INO TE WEEKLY N
Pa., Thursday Afternoon, November 9,
0. K. SNYDER JR. ATTENDING
| H. F. I. C. TRAINING CENTER
0. K. Snyder, Jr.
[is in Hartford, Connecticut, the na-
Getting Pipe tion's insurance capitol, where he
In-
Delays Extension
Council will
the boro water
of near town,
| is attending the Hartford Fire
Company's Training Cen-
Snyder is one of a group
surance
ter. Mr.
formally
of agents selected from
Borcugh
transfer candidates
works to
Authority
necessary legal papers have
{ it was reported at
{ Council Meeting Monday night. | and
Councilman Harold Krall report- | methods.
ed that he has asked the Atlantic! For the past four years Mr.
Refining Company to dcnate the | der has been associated with
shrubbery on the former Anne | father, O. K. Snyder in their more |
Schwenker prcperty to the boro, to! than twenty years old insurance
be planted in the park. The com- |agency. A graduate of Mount Joy
pany has promised to do so. | High School, class of '44, O. K., Jr.,
| Pumping Engineer Schatz has been | served for eighteen months in Afri- |
ordered to increase the amount of the Army Air Force Air |
Chlorine in the boro water, to com- | Communications System. He is now |
ply with the State. | active in the American Legion, Post |
Citizens have been complaining of | 185 where he is in his fourth term |
the amount which they thought ex- | as Finance Officer. Mr.
cessive, pects to complete his course at the
Training Center and return to Mt.
Joy by November twentieth.
The Local News
For ThePast Week
Very Brieflv Told
shot a ring-
roughot the country for is |
bs soon th gho it 1 A n Ty for thi i
practical study of all forms of fire!
insurance and introduction to home
community fire prevention
Sny- |
his
ca with
orders from
Snyder ex-
but it only meets require-
ments.
Twenty-three citizens presented
a petition for a street light to be
installed at the intersection cf Ice
Street and the alley at the Mt. Joy
jCresmery and also at the alley at
the rear of 147 Manheim Street
-from Ice Street to old Market Street.
They also requested the boro make
repairs to said alley. The petition
was tabled until a further meeting.
Pipe, necessary to furnish water
to new building developments, is
very slow in arriving. Boro work-
men had started to lay pipe to the
Gingrich development scuth of the
boro but had to stop when they
ran out of pipe. A contract for pipe
was awarded in May for September
delivery. It has not arrived to date
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THE KIRKLAND LABOR CAMP
TO BE CLOSED THIS WEEK
The Kirkland Brothers’ Labor
Camp, located west of Salunga a-
long the old Harrisburg Pike, will
close this week when the remaining
migratory farm laborers will
turn to their Florida homes.
The approximately 100 remaining
laborers will break camp in small
groups and begin the journey to
Plant City and Ocala, Fla, until
the camp is closed about Friday,
November 10. In Florida, the work-
A man at Lancaster
neck pheasant with a bow and ar-
row.
There were two auto accidents on
a curve in Mountville within four
hours.
Rickey Lee Vogel, aged 2'2 years
of Manheim, fell out of an auto and
was killed.
There are forty-eight new homes
now under construction within the
Lititz boro limits.
Walter Good,
struck and killed by an outo in front
of his place near Terre Hill.
It cost Walter Yost, Strasburg RI,
$45 . for hunting without, a license
and possessing a hen pheasant.
School authorities in the Denver-
are planning to
sixty-two, was
Ie
Adamstown area
eliminate twelve 1-room schools.
Contractor Elmer Heisey is laying
a concrete sidewalk along the Main
street front of the Tingley building
opposite the Bulletin office.
Clara E. Brock, thirty-six, of Mar-
ers will harvest the citrus fruit 2 A
crop. jetta, has applied fcr a divorce af-
James Kirkland, one of the. two ter being married less than one
partners in the firm, said the top month. Her husband is Richard A.
population of the camp was about| Brock. ; ;
325 at the height of the harvest Ronald - L. Reitz, Manheim, paid
season. $10 and costs for emptying a far-
—— ee ee mer’s potatoes from Two
younger boys who assisted, will be
heard in juvenile court.
a a
LEFTOVER LUMBER FROM THE
GRANDVIEW SCHOOL SOLD
The lumber
Grandview school in Mt. Joy Twp,
which includes joists and sub floor-
ing, were sold during Monday eve-
JOHN GEPHART PROMOTED
TO CAPTAIN IN AIR FORCE
John W. Gephart, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Noel H. Gephart, of this place,
has been
promoted to the rank of
captain in the United States Air from the
Force.
Capt. Gephart, his wife and three
children are living in Eschivenger,
remaining
Germany, where he has been sta- | ning’s meeting of the School Board.
tioned for the past two years. Bids had been received for the
™ sale and the kid of Amos A. Brick-
PEACEFUL MEADOW FARM er, Mt. Joy R2, was accepted. His
PURCHASED A PRIZE BULL
Penns Peaceful Meadow Farm,
Mount Joy R2, purchased Wee Joe
Sanar, a prize purebred Holstein
bull, classified excellent, a son of
bid price was $77.77 for the joists
and $63.75 for the sub flooring. The
school was destroyed hy fire last
September.
It was reported that a shelter has
Montvie Lochinvar, at the Norwood | been completed at the former
sale at Rochester, N. Y., on October | school building fer pupils waiting
20th, for $3,000. for the school bus to the Milton
on ce id
Grove school.
UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY
BANK DECLARES DIVIDENDS
The Board of Directors of the
Union National Mt. Joy Bank on
LEGION AUXILIARY MEETING
Tuesday evening, November 14th
the November meeting of the Am-
erican Legion Auxiliary will be
held at the Legion Home.
Any member néeding transporta-
I tire shonid fait Thursday, November 9, declared
pon ” Bis ee Ng contac the usual dividend of $250 per;
X35 HOW TOWR, share, ‘also, a special dividend of
I
$1.00 per share. Total dividends de-
clared this year amount to $6.00 per
share. Both dividends are payable
November 15. This represents the
166th dividend paid by this insti-
tution.
HONORED AT DINNER ON
The Ladies of the Presbyterian EIGHTY-FOURTH BIRTHDAY
Church will hold a Rummage Sale| Mr. and Mrs. James Archer, of|
at the Manse, 9 Marietta Avenue, |Landisville entertained at dinner
on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 10th [on Sunday in honor of the former's
and 11th. grandfather, Mr. A. S. Weaver, who
celebrated his 84th birthday:
SOME HUNTERS WILL CHEAT Guests included: Mr. and Mrs.
It ccst Walter S. Consylman, fif-| Paul R. Weaver, Landisville; Mr.
ty-seven, Columbia Rl, a fine" of [and Mrs. Joseph McConville, of
$25 for carrying a loaded rifle in a|Ephrata; Mr. and Mrs. Milton ‘Ar-
moving vehicle on a public high-|cher; Mrs. Pauline Archer and
BANK HOLIDAY SATURDAY
Both the First National Bank and
Trust Company and the Union Na-
tional Mount Joy Bank will be
closed Saturday, November 11, Ar-
mistice Day.
A Art
RUMMAGE SALE NOV. 10-11
| that it was the
| feating the
| next
«1 apprehended
Pennsylvania turnpike will be op-|
ened to the public officially on Fri-
LANCASTER
Mount Joy Bulletin
1950
|
Jno. Fine Elected
Governor While
Duff Downs Myers
Right here in the good old U. S
A. we brought the battle to the
Tuesday but thanks
battle of ballots and
home front
not bullets.
James H. Duff won his
election to the U. S Senate
Senate's No. 2
Governor
by de-
Demo
crat, Francis J. Myers by a ma-
jority of 125,000 votes.
Along with Duff came a victory
for John S. Fine, be our
Republican
majority of 83,000 votes over
ard Dillworth, Democratic
who will
Governor by a
Rich-
incum- |
bent.
It was a clean weep for the Re-
ad- |
the
publicans thruout Penna. In
dition to electing Duff and Fine,
nearly 3,500,000
hallots selected GOP candidates for
secretarv of |
iudoeshins
voters who cast
lientenant governor.
internal affairs and for
on the state suimreme and superior
majority in
two addi-
the U- S.
strength
ronirts: a Republican
hoth state honses, and
Republicans for
GOP
| tional
{Comet upping the
from 18 to 20.
The Bond Issues
Bond issues for school purposes
won and lost. Manheim Central
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MISSING REGISTRANT IS IN
THE SERVICE SINCE OCT. 17
Lancaster County draft boards | 7
need look no further for at least]
one of the men they have listed as
a delinquent.
Mrs. Margaret Knaisch, 520 South
Shippen St., Lancaster said Friday
night that her son-in-law, Fred J.
Germer, formerly of Mount Joy,
and a Marine Corps Reservist, is
already in the service, having been
called to extend active duty Oct
17th.
She said the “missing” registrant
may be found at Camp Lejune,
North Carolina.
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LETTERS GRANTED
Anna A. Shell, Mt. Joy
Union National Mt. Jcy
tate of
and
ad-
John
Twp.,
3ank,
ministrators of the es
A. Shell, late of Mt
Paul R. Newcomer,
administrator of the
Christian S. Newcomer,
pho Township.
mires A Mlle ease
Joy Townshin.
Mount Joy R1
estate of |
late of Ra-
| ney
GOT NERVY, JAILED 10 DAYS |
John Jones, Bridgeburg, Pa., near |
Fittshurgh, charged with disorde rly |
conduct by State Policeman An- |/
thony Poloncic, was jailed for te n |
days by Alderman Wetzel. He wa 1s |
after walking into the|
of Clair Brandt, Mt. Joy R2.|
eet A eee: |
CARD PARTY NOVEMBER 20 |
Monday evening, Nov. 20th, the
Legion Auxiliary will]
sponsor a; card party in the Legion |
Home, (formerly Posey Patch.) |
Pinochle, 500 and Bridge will be |
played with two prizes to each ta-|
ble.
home
American
Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. William Casswell of |
Florin, a daughter Sunday at the |
Lancaster General Hispital
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boyd Jr,
36 West Main street, Mt.
daughter at the Lancaster General
hospital on Wednesday
Joy, al
DOCTOR'S WIFE BREAKS ARM
Mrs. Fleanor Gratch, of Dr
Michael Gratch, Maytown, suffered |
a fracture of the left
fell on wet
wife
arm when she
clipped and leaves in
front cf her home Saturday. |
She
Hospital.
was treated at St. Joseph's |
Be ee
WE WELCOME A NEW CITIZEN |
Mr. Erwin J. Horn, of Perkasie,
arrived Tuesday at the home of his
daughter and son-in-law, Rev. and
Mrs: Lester Koder, 43 West Main |
St., where he will make his home. |
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THE TURNPIKE EXTENSION
|
TO BE OPENED NOVEMBER 10 |
The new eastern extension of the |
way Stephaine Archer, all, of York:
day, November 10.
| vember
COUNTY
—
$2.00 a Year in Advance
Mortuary Record
‘Throughout This
Entire Locality -
Mrs. Margaret R. Shillow, eighty
six, at Columbia.
Margaret Shillow,
Columbia,
Miss
twenty-five, at
George A.
native of Columbia,
eighty-six of
Catherine Elizabeth Storm,
Columbia.
Rotzinger, seventy, a
died at Mid-
dletown.
Miss Gertrude Little, ninty, of
Cclumbia, at the Fairview Manor
Nursing Home.
Mrs. Eliza Stump
Mrs. Eliza Stump, seventy-nine,
widow of Howard Stump, died Sat-
urday in the home of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ir-
vin Snavely, Manheim R2, after an
illness of three years.
She was born in York County, a
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Neighbors Husked
Oliver Ober’s Corn
Friends and neighbors of Oliver
Ober of Mt. Joy R2, gathered to-
gether on Wednesday, November 8,
to husk his corn. Assisting with the
husking were: John E. Eshelman,
E. Musser Heisey, John H. Gantz,
famuel G. Ober, Allen Shearer, Ar-
thur Gantz, Harold Shearer, Ralph
Hostetter, John W. Kreider, Walter
F. Shank, Ira B. Brandt. Larrv Lee
Garman, Richard E. Miller, Clyde
Swartz, D. F. Breneman, Harvey
Shoemaker, Robert Tormo, Aaron
Becker, David B. Shearer, Norman
Becker, J. Earl Brubaker, Carl F.
Ginder, Paris Ober, Raymond Hos-
fetter, Henry Breneman, Edward
Sweigart Ray Miller, Jacob Low,
Irvin M. Forry, John E. Ginder,
Andrew Low, Albert S. Miller,
Kenneth Eshelman, Wilbur Witman,
Daniel Werner, W. F. Gearhart, Ez-
ra E. Hess, Irvin G. Schwanger,
Victor Hawthorne, James Eshleman
Abram N. Eshleman, Howard
Bernhard, Peter 'H. Risser, Eugene
S. Kreider, Clyde E. Wivell. Rich-
ard H. Ruhl, Glenn Becker. Irvin
Anker, J. Joserh Hostetter, Benja-
min H. Forrv, Paul Stauffer, Ahram
Kreider. David GG. Miller, Panl Geib
Lester S. Kreider, Harry G. Zer-
nhey, Jacob H. Shenk, Clarence
Douple, Rlaine Cantz, Jay Ober
and Ray Ober.
Assisting Mrs.
freshments were
Ober with the re-
Mrs. Harry Zer-
Mrs. John Kreider, Mrs. An-
drew Low, Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs.
Fannie Ober, Mrs. John H. Ginder,
Mrs. Tra Brandt, Mrs. Jay Ober,
Mrs. Eugene Kreider. Mrs. Lester
Kreider, Larrv and Marilyn Kreid-
er. Julie, Palsy and Nanev Ober,
Amma Mae and Katherine Ober.
The Obers’ wish to thank their
[manv friends and neighbors for the
kindness they showed.
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FLORIN FIREMEN RESPOND
TO AN ALARM AT BACHMAN'S
The Florin Fire Co. answered an
alerm at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at the
Chocolate factory when
a not of hot pitch ignited.
3achman
Firemen reported that employes
of the Florin Water Co.. were re-
pairing a water line near the fac-
{tory’s parking lot when the pot of
pitch overturned
[nitec 1. The firemen,
were
and became ig-
whose service
not needed, were summoned
was believed that some
autos in the parking lot might catch
fire
hen it
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[FOOD SAE FRIDAY NOV. 10
The Ladies Aid Society of the
| Florin United Brethren church will
[hold a food sale on Friday, No-
10th, in the Florin Hall
{from 2 to 5 p. m.
Friday evening they will have a
stand at The Market Basket, in Eli=
zabethtown.
Chicken corn soup, baked beans,
potato salad, pies, cakes and candy
will be offered for sale.
Come and bring containers.
LM,
FOOD SALE SATURDAY
The Mount Joy branch of the
Needlework Guild will hold a food
sale Saturday, November 11th, in
Lester Robert's Electrical Store, E.
Main St., starting at 10 a. m.
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CARD PARTY NOV. 14TH
The General Hospital Auxiliary
will hold a public card party on
Tuesday, November 14th, at the fire
hall at 8:00 p.m. Admission will be
50 cents with two prizes to a table,