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| Electric
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Heilig |
* Funeral Home |
23 W. Main St. Mount Joy |
Joy, Thursday, May 17, 1951
Also Specialize On
FARM MACHINE WELDING
AND EQUIPMENT
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
JAMES B. HEILIG,
Funeral Director |
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JOY, PA Phone 3-591
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PHONE | ELIZABETHTOWN
MOUNT JOY 3.5635
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FLORIN, PENNA.
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children of Gi nD, spent y
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Try our old fashioned sugar cones
We must place
| and Thursday,
| serve
45 EAST MAIN ST.
MOUNT 10Y
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orders on Monday
by 2 p. m. if we can
at any time, please
CALL 3-9163
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you
S.NISSLEY GINGRICH fst at the Stevens House” Satur-
lay morning,
Realtor
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnhart
DUKE ST. LANCASTER| 4 Mrs. Sadie Ellinger of Fliza-
Phone 8296 | bethtown called on Mr. and Mrs,
| Paul Shetter
I ning.
on Wednesday
ove-
Mrs. Benjamin Zimmerman
spent Wednesday st East Peters-
burg visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lillian
wghter Connie Pierce spent
Wednesday at
latters mother.
The Shining Stars
Hamilton and
Lancaster
her ser-
with
years. In aopreciation for
vices the class presented her
a very lovely gift.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wolgemuth
announce the birth of a daughter
at the Harrisburg hosvital Tuesday.
Master Franklin Geib who was
a surgical patient at St. Joseph's
Hospital returned to his home on
Sunday.
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MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
PHONE 3-4911
PLACE
A FILORIN HOME DAVIAGED
® BY SMOKE WEDNESDAY
A Florin apartment
damaged by smoke at 2:40 p. m. on
Wednesday, when circuit
|accurred in an electric refrigerator
The apartment occupied by Mrs.
house was
a short
SHERWOOD...
9 Is. 14k
19 devel filled $7150 Myrtle Hess, is located in a build-
case. ing owned by Warren Stehman
who resides in an adjoining apart-
ment.
Florin firemen said the fire scare
was discovered by Mrs. Stehman
& when she noticed smoke coming
4 ROSE. from under a door to Mrs. Hess's
| § }7 jewels. 14k partment. Since Mrs. Hess was at
i natural gold-filled $7150 work, Mrs. Stehman broke a glass
| ces, window in the door to gain en-
Prizes innlude Federal Tox trance after which she summoned
firemen.
ADAM H. GREER, Jeweler
Firemen said the refrigerator was
lamaged in addition to the smoke
throughout the building.
—————— A Cee.
Kenneth E. Sweigart
Kenneth Fugene Sweigart,
domage
87 E. Main St., Mount Joy, Pa. Circe
i PHONE 3-4124 day-old son of Leroy F. and Mar-
ion A. Groff Sweigait,
R1, died at 3:30 a. m. Tuesday at
nen, General Hospital. Besides his
- parents, he is survived by
his ma-
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GRADUATE it Marietta on. Monday evening
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Mount Joy |
Alaska's Brooks Range
Explored by Scientists
A majestic graveyard of 300
million years ago is the great
Brooks range of northern Alaska,
forming North America’s northern
rampart and perhaps the least ex-
plored under the American flag,
A systematic paleontological ex-
ploration of parts of these moun.
tains has been in progress during
the past two summers, conducted
by a United States geological sur
vey party led by Arthur L. Bow-
sher,, Sr., Smithsonian institution
paleontologist on detached duty with
the survey.
The area where these mountains
now exist was once the bottom of
ancient shallow seas, during the
long, temperate, quiet era of earth's
history known as the Mississippian,
when the dominant form of life--at
least the most abundant—consisted
of crinoids and their relatives. This
was the heyday of these curious
animals, which were, for the most|
part, attached by stems to the sea
bottoms, Their skeletons were com-
posed of tiny plates of calcium ear-
bonate very similar to chalk. Thick
limestone strata of the Brooks range |
are made up of broken fragments |
of the skeletons. In other sections, |
however, the crinoid remains are
excellently preserved, |
The crinoids were found by the |
geologists in great variety, for the |
| most part representing species]
hitherto unknown to science, At the |
time represented by the fossils, the |
climate was probably somewhat)
warmer than at present, and the
animals were apparently able to
enjoy favorable living conditions
for as long as 30 million years. Life
on the land was already well|
established, and there were many |
primitive fishes in the seas,
Hitherto, there has been little
geological explanation of this region.
Made from Orange Peels
Synthetic spearmint oil for flavor-
ing has been produced from orange |
and grapefruit peels, it was an-|
nounced at the 118th national meet-!
ing of the American chemicall
society held in Chicago. |
The new product will supplement |
and partially replace the natural
material, according to Dr. Carl
Bordenca, of the Southern Research
institute, Birmingham, Ala.,, who
reported the research work leading
to the perfection of the process.
Manufacturers of chewing gum
and other products using: spe armint |
flavoring will welcome this new|
source of supply, since the availe|
ability and quality of natural spear-
mint oil have been variable in past|
| years as a result of the seasonal
nature of production and the de-|
pendence on crop conditions, the]
report said. The new process also
will solve a prcblem for the citrus)
canning industry, for whose by-|
product orange and grapefruit peels|
only a limited demand exists at
| present.
Carvone, as the synthetic spear-|
| mint is called, occurs in natural
| spearmint oil to the extent of 65!
per cent and is indistinguishable in
| odor and taste from the natural ma-
terial, Dr. Bordenca declared. Par-
| tial substitution of carvone for the
| natural oil has already been ac-|
cepted for certain uses, he said.
Synthetic Spearmint 0il
|
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SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.
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