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Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 ;
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|Koser’s Watch Shop
FLORIN, PA.
Weddings Church News
Reibl, Atglen, and Miss Evelyn | NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL
THE CHURCHES IN MT. JOY
{ AND THE ENTIRE SUR-
ROUNDING COMMUNITY,
Landis, Harrisonburg, Va.
Gift receivers were Mrs. Vernon
H. Charles and Mrs. Richard Mar- |
tin.
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| (From Page 1)
The Washington Street
Vernon H. Charles, Landisville, |
| cousin of the bridegroom, served Church Of The Brethren
[ | Elizabethtown, Pa.
| as best man and the ushers were | in 1 Zuck. Past
| Elvin Weber, Ephrata, Richard | Rev. Nevin ely Lasior
Kauffman, Landisville, and Richard | Suiday, August 19th
9:30 a. m. Church
Martin, Lititz, 10:30 a.m. Morning
Se hool
Wor ship,
| James Hostetter, Ohio, played the | Pastor Zuck will preach on “Saved
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wedding music and the soloist was | By Hope!
Mark Behman, Harrisonburg, Va. | 7:30 pm,
3 . [ Service in the
A reception for 200 guests was —————
[held at Hostetter's Banquet Hall Mt. Joy Mennonite Church
here, after which the couple left on | Bishop Henry Lutz, Amos Herr,
a wedding’ trip to the New England | Henry Garber Henry Frank,
x astors
States and Canada. Sunday, August 19th
The bride is a graduate of East-
ern Mennonite College, Harrison-
Outdoor Community
9:00 a. m, Sunday School
| burg, Va. The bridegroom is engag-
10:00 a.m. Sermon.
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Church of the Brethren
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EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
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| Miss Vivian Snyder
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Earl Brubaker, Elder In Charge
John Herr, Supt.
Rev. Earl Ziegler Sunday, August 19th
: 3 . 9:00 a. m. Sunday School
Miss Vivian Zug Snyder, daugh-| 10:15 am. Church Service.
ter of Mrs. Kathryn Z. Snyder, of
Florin, and the late Elmer R. Sny- |
der, and the Rev. Earl K. Ziegler, |
: 4 . 5 | United Brethren Church
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abram H. | . sal a
splay RO. were. Lo Rev. John H. Gable, Pastor
Ziegler, Myerstown » Were mar- | ounday, August 19th
ried at 3 p. m. Sunday in the Wash-| 9:30 a.m. Sunday School
ington Street Church of the Breta-| 10:30 am. Morning Worship and
: Ps NF, setting.
ren, Elizabethtown. The Rev. Mon- J Congregational meeting
30 Evening Service.
Everybody is invited.
Glossbrenner Evang-lical
Attention Tax Payers
Five percent
All 1951 Borough Taxes are due.
(5°¢) will be added after September 1st, 1951.
GEORGE H. BROWN
Tax Collector
33-2
i}| roe Good, Myerstown R2, brother- | Tuesday
in-law of the bridegroom, officiated.| 7:45 p.m. Senior Choir.
| Wedne y
Given in marriage by her grand- | Wednesday :
| 7:30 pm. Midweek service.
father, Christian B. Snyder, Ephra- | mm
ta Rl, the bride wore a gown of | Mt. Pleasant
nylon lace, fashioned with fitted Brethren In Christ Church
bodice having a small round \collar Pastors: C. H. Moyer and
and tiny buttons from collar to the See Grayhill
waist, and a full, pleated skirt. Her 9:00 a. nt. Sunday School
fingertip veil of illusion fell 10:30 a.m. Harvest Service
a tiara and she carried a white Bi- -
ble with white pompons. Church
from |
Calvary Bible
revved TG : re W. L. Wilson Jr., Pastor
] Mrs. Edward Fitzkee, Bainbridge, | Paul R. Strickler, Supt.
attended as maid of honor, and | | Sunday, May 19
Miss Fanny Ruth Snyder, Florin, 9:15 a. m. Bible School
sister of the bride, and Miss Lena Clas > for all age. Wordhi
i . FEAR ” « 2 10 a. m. orning orship
Ziegler, Myerstown R2, sister of the | Sermon: “In Rememberance of Me”
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bridegroom, as bridesmaids. All| We invite all of the Lord's people
f wore gowns of white organdy made | to fellowship and to partake of the
[in fashion similar to the bride's | Lord's Supper with us.
| gown and carried bouquets of ivy. | 7:30 Evangelistic Service. Special
BD Juek | Music. Sermon: “Look unto me, and
Victor Ziegler, , Myerstown R2, | be ye saved.
| was best man for his brother, Ush- Wednesday
| ers were Lloyd Gingrich, Lebanon; | 1:45 p.m.
| Join Drescher, Mount Joy R1; Dale vice:
Hylton, Lancaster, and Roy Forney |
of Florin.
| Mrs. E. G. Myer played the wed- |
| ding and Robert Ziegler, 2 9:30 am. Sunday School.
| : : | 10:45 am. Morning Worship.
| cousin of the bridegroom, was solo- | Mr aq
Midweek Prayer Ser-
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor
Sunday, August 19th
music
Samuel Harnish will conduct
| ist Miss Ruth Bucher, of Lebanon, ! the service.
{ and Mrs. Richard Kreider, Bird-in- | Tuesday
| Hand, were gift receivers. 7:45 pm. Women's Missionary
|" Following the a ree Society at the Parish House. Lead-
> y @ TecepP-| ap Mrs. Harry Reynolds.
| tion was held in the home of the]
| Bride, after which the couple left
on a trip to the Poconos. \
{ The iE il Ezra Fl. Ranck, Pastor
ge, @ graduaie. ‘0 ay | Sunday, August 19th
je Twp. High School, attend- 9:00 a. m. Sunday School
ed King's College, Delaware. 1:15 am. Morning Worship: ser-
| was graduated in June from Fliza- | mon on tne eighth commandment.
{ | Wednesday
bethtown College. The Rev. Z: feg- | Wed ne pis ay
| ler, a graduate of Newmanstown | yijce.
| High School Elizabethtown
| College, is paster of Springfield
| Church of the Brethren,
St. Mark’s
Evangelical United Brethren
and |
Midweek Prayer Ser-
Newtown U. B. Church
Oscar K. Buch, Pastor
Coopers- Sunday, August 19th |
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and
{ burg. 9:00 a.m. Sunday School.
They will reside at the Bethany| 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship.
| Biblical Seminary, in Chicago, 11. | Wednesday [
7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting
and Christian Endeavor.
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FOUND SAFE IN QUARRY
| where the bridegroom is a student. |
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Hummels-
| While workmen were excavating| ming in a quarry near
| for the new sewer at Lititz they | town when they found a 1500-1b.
i found a huge subterranean tunnel | safe which had been stolen at the
at Elizabethtown.
and $215
Flowing thru the | Garber Motor Co.
within the boro.
It had been ripped open
| | tunnel was a strong stream.
‘They also leaned that both the |
fed and stream are below two |
| creeks there—-San Domingo and the
Lititz streams, says the Record-Ex-
taken.
average of five babies |
United States every
There is an
born in the
press. minute.
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Inspirational Bibie Meeting
to be held at
Chestnut Hill Mennonite Church
Sat, and Sun. August 18 and 19, 195]
Saturday Evening
7:30 Devotion
f 7.45 Mennonite Youth: Its heritage
| Noah Hershey
Song Leader: Robert Garber
Moderator: George Leaman
Town Park pavilion. |
| your
| 1949 orders of the
| court
| costing in excess of
{ expe ected to be
| the Company’s
| 220,000
| near Safe
| gotiations
8:20 Book Study - II Peter
| Howard Stevanus, Ontario, Canada
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Sunday A. M.
i 9:00 Sunday School - Adult Class
Howard Stevanus, Ontario, Canada
{ 10:15 Harvest Sermon - Henry Lutz
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| Sunday P. M.
i 1:15 Devotion |
{ 1:30 Mennonite Youth: Faces Crises | 3
Noah Hershey |
2:30 Book Study - II Peter -
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| Sunday Evening
7:30 Devotion
7:45 Book Study - II Peter |
Howard Stevanus, Ontario, Canada
8:20 Mennonite Youth: Non-Conformed
Noah Hershey
THIRD ANNUAL OUTING
OF ARFA'S LUTHERAN MEN
outing of Lu-
the third annual
theran men of this area will be held |
night at tae Mount-
200 men
this Thursday
Ball Park. More than
are expected to attend.
at 6:30 o'clock
ville
Activities will start
‘Merchants Give
The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.,
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Thursday, August 16, 19618
LETTERS GRANTED
(Form page 1) i
William L. {Thome, Mount Joy R2,
Planes, Kear's Store; J. | Ed
4 | & f Lizz i
Flash Light, Roberts, Applidnce, Nn “tor of the ie Gibble
144; J. Wealand, Plane : Médel, |
Rev. W. L. Koder, West Main St.,
| Kear's Store, 135; H. Halbleib, flash |
At some places polatoes are now
being sold in cellophane bags all
ready for frying.
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Energetic Yowe Man
OVER 21
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APPLY BY LETTER TO ;
The SICO Company
Attn: Robt. F. Schroll, i
MOUNT JOY, PA. ;
33-4,
with a supper and corn roast which | light, Hostetter's Hardware, 138; J. | Mount Joy and Silas K. Stoner,
will be followed by games and sev- | Rider, Hair Tonic, Shatto’s Barber | Marietta St., Mt. Joy, executors of
eral hours of congenial fellowship, | Shop, 132; R. Zeller, Hair Cut, | the Annie Ricksecker Estate.
according to the committee. | Schofield Barber Shop, 130; D.| TTT
The men from ten Lutheran| Young, Hair Cut, Detwiler Barber | Three Korean veterans wete
¢hurches in Columbia, Wrightsville, Shop, 131; R. Funk, Pencil Set, | injured in an auto mishap at’ East
Marietta, Maytown, Landisville | Murpry’s Store, 103; G. Reed, Ball, | Petersburg,
| Concordia and Mount Joy, will at- | Murphy's Store, 99; B. Eby, Pen, |
| tend Kulps, 130; J. Collins, Softball, 129; | ¢™ 9% Joan Schbieider, 88, Kay
—— H. Etsell, Sun Glasses, 120: R. Div- | Zimmerman, 87, Darla Kulp, 86,
{ ct 128, John Funk 124, Barry Blank- | Nanoy Penpell, 85, Peagy Eimer
13 Merit Badges cnmyer, 124, T. Stark 123, Movie | nan, 84, Rachel Klugh, 78, Sissy
Passes; A. Williams 121. M. Kaylor | Schneider, 7, Rose Williams, 175,
(From page 12 (120, M. Coker 118, R. Rice 115 and | Nancy Williams, 73, Carol Williams
| lightly taken, and we feel certain|D. Eby, 121, Ice cream cones, Lin- | a Carol Chinn, 88, Barbara Becker
| that these scouts will uphold its| coln Restaurant: Je fry Brian 113, 65, Marsha Engle, 62, Bonnie Bair,
honor and tradition. John Darrenkamp 111, H. Milligan | % Janice Berrier, 53, Carol West,
The following advances in rawk | 112, R. Buchanaur 111, and Harry | 58, Nancy Miller, 55, Evelyn Fitzkee
were made during the week's stay | Frey 113, Ice cream cones. Shenk's | Patty Lawrence, Patty Nornhold,
[ at camp. Kenneth Wittle and James | Grocery K and Sherry Houseal each had 50.
| Nissley - from tenderfoot to second | B League—most improved play |
class scouts. | er, John Harnish, 123, Sport Shirt, |
James Mumma and Ronald Wil. Mt. Joy Dept. Store: A League
llams successfully passed their | oo improved player, Charles |
swimming test. | Groff, 127, Sport Shirt, pede)
Plans are now in progress for the | Bros.
annual fall roundup of
Mount Joy, and fall and winter sea- |
| 1.
son will start out with, the annual | dall's; Zodie Markley, 155, wallet,
trip to the Conewago area, where Tyndall's; Lois Rutt, 152, ankle bra-i
the scouting game, which was of | clet, Greers; Loretta Hornafius, 145, |
considerable success last spring will | white shorts, Booth’s; Thelma Soa. |
again be used. All scouts are urged | vely, 130, camera, Sloan's: Kitty
to plan for their participation in Wittel, 122, Sarah Garber, 115. Mary |
this annual” weekend of scouting | jane Meckley, 113
skills. The trip will take place on | dall's;Susie Schroll
the second weekend of September,
| starting on the evening of Sept. 7 ~ |
All scouts and boys interested in |
| becoming Scouts
Sept. 20th, meeting. Senior
Scouts are particularly urged to at-
tend this Plans will be
laid for the new Explorer unit, un- |
meeting.
| der the direction and supervision of
Mr. Hawthorne.
Remember parents, our kids are
wortn working for, we appreciate
support.
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‘Water & Power
(From page 1)
Court
less income for the first six months |
of 1951,” Mr. Walls added.
He was commenting on a recent |
decision by the judges of a U. S.
Court in Washington, which, in a
Supreme will not result in |
one decision sustained the |
Federal Power
rates of |
two to
reducing the
the Company. A petition for
hearing has been filed with
and, if this is denied, a re-
view by the U. S. Supreme Court |
Walls said.
Te~ |
Commission
|
a re- |
|
the |
will be requested, Mr.
Referring to the Company's
| cently announced $25,000,000 expan- |
sion program, Mr. Walls said: “The
Company's Face Rock substation |
(at its Holtwood, Pennsylvania, hy- |
| droelectric and steam generating
plant) a 66,000 volt switch yard
$1,000,000 is
now substantially complete and is|
placed in operation |
part of September. |
in the early
Construction is also progressing on |
steel tower
line
Harrisburg
32-mile
volt transmission from
Harbar to the
connections will be!
area where
made with utility customers of your
Company.
“The
been signed for
addition
engineering contracts have |
the 66,000 kilowatt |
steam plant at Holtwood, |
designed to triple the Company's
steam-generated output, and for|
the facilities for the recovery and |
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cleaning of anthracite coal dredged |
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from the bed of the Susquehanna |
River and used as fuel for the ex- |
| panded steam plant.’
Mr. Walls also reported that ne-|
been carried on|
with Consolidated Gas Electric |
Light and Power Company of Bal. |
timore for a new and different long |
have
term contractual arrangement for |
power supply by Penn Water and]
Sate Harbor Water Power Corpor- |
se outs in| |
are urged to at- | Dixie
tend. For the full details don’t miss| Martin's
Monday, | Sunglasses,
Girls
Becky McKain, 164, wallet, Tyn|
| from Kitty's; Sandra Darrenkamp,
111, Jane Baringer, 106,
Geltmacher, 104, Movie Tickets:
Bair. 106, blouse certificate,
5&10; Billy. Coker, 101, |
Booths; Joyce Berrier,
100, 2 pr. stockings, Booths: oe
Mateer, 98, Judy Frey, 95, Movie
Tickets; Priscilla McKain, 97, “if
Virginia
Booth's.
The following received ice cream
cones: Ruth Loewen, 93 Jean Buch-
dana,
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“Your Company and Safe Harbor | |
Company have continued to supply | KOUNTY KiST PEAS NEW PACK 2 2 Oe |
electric power to the Baltimore Co. | |
from their respective plants on the |
Rives Mr. Walls) CATSUP Ritter’s Botte 2 1c SALMON Gold Standard 49c¢ |
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