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YOL. LL. NO. 13.
E.Donegal Schools
Open Sept. 5 With
8 New Teachers
Eight “new” teachers will assume
their duties when the East Donegal
Twp. schools reopen Wednesday,
September 5 at 9 A. M. They are
Mr. I. Diller Miller, Art teacher;
Miss Phyllis Morrison, health and
girls physical education; Mr. Rob-
ert Shaffer, vocational agriculture;
Miss Irene Sloat, vocational home-
making; Mr. Roy Armold, commer-
cial-social studies: Mrs. Mary Em-
ma Llewellyn, Latin - English -
librarian and Miss Pearl Dohner,
Maytown grade one. One vacancy
still remains to be filled—a teacher
for the Maytown fourth grade. It is
expected that this vacancy will be
filled at a special meeting of the
school board to be held Friday ev-
ening, August 24. Mrs. Naomi Hou-
seal, commercial teacher, will also
assume her former duties after a
year’s leave of absence.
Mr. Miller, of Quarryville, is a
graduate of the Philadelphia Mu-
seum School of Art and was form-
erly employed by the Pennsylvania
Water and Power Company. He
succeeds Mrs. Donald Sheaffer,
vho resigned last spring.
Miss Phyllis Morrison, Ridley
Park, is a graduate of West Chester
State Teachers College. She is em-
ployed this summer as a counsellor
at Echo Hill Camp. She succeeds
Miss Winifred Houck who resigned
last spring to accept a position at
Chambersburg.
Mr. Robert Shaffer, of Hoovers=
ville, is a graduate of Penn State
College and he succeeds Mr. Gene
Love, who resigned to accept a fel-
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Weddings Thruout
Our Community
During Past Week
Janne DeBerry Dawson
Kenneth Wayne Wolgemuth
The marriage of Kenneth Wayne
Wolgemuth, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Wolgemuth, and Miss Janne
DeBerry Dawson, of Colton, Calif,
took place Saturday in Alaska.
The bride is a airline hostess and
the groom is stationed in Alaska
with the U. S. Air Force. They ex-
pect to come to the States in Oc-
tober when the groom will be as-
signed duty here.
Kathryn Louise Clark
Eugene E. Myers
The marriage of Miss Kathryn
Louise Clark, of Lancaster, to Eu-
gene Eshleman Myers, of Lancaster
RS, son of Mrs. C. H. Koser, of Lan~
disville, took place Saturday in
Washington Memorial Chapel, Val
ley Chapel, Valley Forge.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, and was attended by
Mrs. James A. Witter of Lancaster,
as matron of honor. James A. Wit-
ter served as best man for the
bridegroom.
After a two-weeks wedding trip,
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ROSSER CONSTRUCTION HERE
AWARDED CONTRACT
The Rosser Construction Com-
pany, of town was awarded a $141,-
223.65 contract for road improve-
ments in the Hazelton area, the
Pennsylvania Department of High-
ways has annouced.
The contract is for 109 miles of
chrushed aggregate base with bi-
tuminous surface 24 feet wide on
legislative route 170 spur, city of
Hazleton and West Hazleton boro.
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GIVEN FAREWELL PARTY
A farewell party whs given in
honor of Master Bobbie Childs, son
of Mr. and~Mrs. Robert Childs, of
Marietta streety/on Saturday after-
noon as they are, leaving for Eng
land in the near future.
Twenty-eight persons from Mt.
Joy and Lancaster were present to
wish them a wonderful trip.
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TEXTILE BUSINESS OFF
There has been such a recession
in the textile business that over
2,000 workers in Lancaster County
alone, are idle. At Marietta and
Columbia, plants work every other
week. J
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Wilson S. Krady
Died In Dauphin
County Aged 80
Wilson Stoner Krady, eighty, a
former well known resident of this
vicinity, died on Friday near Han-
overdale, Dauphin County. He was
born in Lancaster County, a son of
the late John and Magdalena
Stoner Krady. He was a member
of Palmyra Church of the Brethren.
Many years ago Mr. Krady con-
ducted a nursery on the Manheim
road, two miles east of here. La-
ter he purchased a plot of ground
along the north side of the Lincoln
Highway a short distance beyond
Maple Grove. Here he erected a
dwelling and established a nursery.
Later he moved to Palmyra
where he was engaged in the nurs«
ery business and landscape gard-
ening. A' few years ago he was em-
ployed at Ruhl's greenhouses here.
He is survived by his wife, Lou-
ise Martin Krady, and these chil-
dren; the Rev. Daniel S. Krady, of
Willow Street; John H. Krady, Co-
lingswood, N. J.; Henry M. Krady,
Landisville; Martha M., wife of
John Summy, Campbellstown, Pa.;
Miriam M., wife of Raymond B.
Heisey, Hummelstown R1; J. W.
Krady, Palmyra, and S. Irene, wife
of Alva Saufley, Hummelstown R2,
with whom he resided.
Funeral services were held from
the Palmyra Church of the Breth-
ren Wednesday afternoon with in-
the Eberly cemetery
terment in
here.
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TEAM COACHED BY MRS.
HERR 4-H CHAMPIONS
A Lancaster county team won the
Pennsylvania 4-H championship in
flower identification at the 27th
annual 4-H Club Week August 13
to 16 at the Pennsylvania State
College.
This team was coached by Mrs.
Ethel Herr, Mt. Joy R1, One of the
Club Leaders in the E-town-Done-
gal 4-H Community Club.
Team members are Doris Bross-
man, Ephrata; Anna Greenleaf, Ox~
ford, R. D.,, and Inez Althouse, of
Ephrata. They finished in that or-
der in individual judging.
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54 DRIVERS LOSE LICENSES:
28 CARDS RESTORED
Fifty-four motorists from this vi«
cinity had their cards withdrawn
for motor code infractions last
week by the Bureau of Highway
Safety, Harrisburg. Twenty-eight
other drivers from this area had
their driving privileges restored.
Those to lose their driving privil-
eges were Mrs. Geraldine K. Good,
Elizabethtown; Melvin Ressler,
Mount Joy R2; Robert E. Nye,
Bainbridge R1; A. S. Plummer, El-
izabethtown; Asher W. Witmer and
J. Nelson Newcomer, of this place,
all for speeding.
Forney’s Store at
Florin, Was Sold
The L. G. Forney & Co. general
store at Florin changed ownership
last Thursday and is now being op-
erated by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B.
Smith of Lincoln Highway West.
Mr. Smith purchased the real
estate, consisting of the store build-
ing and two apartments, store fix-
tures and business at private sale
and on private terms.
Mr. L. G. Forney, who conducted
the business there since 1934, is
now residing at Mount Gretna and
has no definite plans for the future.
Mr. Forney recently renovated
the store, installing two large mod-
ern show windows. It will be known
as Smith’s General Store.
Prior to becoming a general
storekeeper, Mr. Smith was em-
ployed at Lancaster.
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32 DRIVERS PROSECUTED
State Police prosecuted thirty-
two motorists in this section for
various violations. Among them
were Kenneth A. Nauman, Eliza
bethtown, excessive noise and A. J.
Eisenhauer, Mt. Joy R2 speeding.
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WEBB FAMILY REUNION
The James Webb family will hold
its 4th reunion August 26 at the
Rheems Fire Co. grounds. The pro-
gram will begin at 3:30 p. m.
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday
PLEAD GUILTY, GIVEN 2 TO 4
YEARS IN EASTERN PEN.
Paul Rodger Weller, twenty-four,
Elizabethtown R1, formerly of Mid-
dleburg, Snyder county, pleaded
guilty to attacking a 16-year-old
Newville girl on August 4 and was
sentenced to two to four years in
the Eastern State Penitentary and
fined $100 and costs.
State Policeman Walter H. Miller
said Weller, who had been drinking
at a Newville grabbed
the girl by the throat, struck her
in the mouth and hurled her into a
ditch. A passing motorist prevent=
ed the girl from
Weller fled into the woods and was
apprehended later by State Police
near Selinsgrove, Snyder County.
Weller, on probation from Snyder
County for unlawful possession of
a truck, had been living with rel-
atives at Newville for only a short
time and was employed at an Eliz-
abethtown shoe factory.
He was charged with assault and
battery and assault with intent to
ravish,
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Two From Here
Held a Reunion at
Camp In Austria
The following article is reprinted
from Monday's Lancaster New Era:
Two Lancaster Countians met re-
cently at the Seventh International
Boy Scout Bad
Ischl, Austria.
A. B. Steager, Mt.
Twp. teacher who now is a civilian
employe of the Army in Germany,
visited Lancaster County's
sentative to the Jamboree,
Anderson.
Will Visit Holy Land
David, an Eagle Scout, is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson,
Conestoga Woods. He left for
Europe last month, and expects to
visit the Holy Land before return-
ing home.
Steager, in a letter to the New
Era, said it was “comparatively
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74 BABY BEEVES SOLD
FOR ALL-TIME HIGH
Seventy-four head
beeves were sold at public sale at
the Lancaster Stock Yards yester-
day at a new record high average.
72.485 lbs., an average of 975.5 per
animal brought $42.75 per hundred-
weight.
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Brief News From
The Dailies For
Quick Reading
West Point's golf course remains
unfinished after $480,000 was spent.
At the National Air Races at
Detroit a jet plane flew 628 miles
per hour.
At Fort Dix, N. J,
struck a truck full of soldiers, kill-
ing 11 and injuring 22.
The first day it was opened the
Delaware Memorial Bridge carried
20,024 vehicles in 24 hours.
Eight people in one
fwurt when the driver lost control
and the auto hit a pole on the Lin-
coln Highway east of Lancaster.
Governor Fine signed a bill au-
thorizing the erection of an $84
million dollar bridge. across the
Delaware river South Philadelphia.
Mrs. Arwilda Jane Malesich, 35,
mother of two, was arrested for
embezzling over $10,000 from the
Farm Bureau Credit Union of
which she was treasurer for seven
years.
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JUDGE BARD TALKS AT
REAM FAMILY REUNION
Judge Guy K. Bard was
principal speaker at the annual re-
union of the Ream Family Satur-
day at Reamstown Memorial Park.
About 200 persons attended.
Oren Boose presided. The follow-
ing officers were elected: N. W.
Ream, Harrisburg, president; Fred
H. Ream, Dayton, Ohio; and Mrs.
Morton Weidman, Ephrata, vice-
presidents; and Harvey Reem, Sr,
Elizabethtown, secretary-treasurer.
Next year’s reunion will be held
at the same place on August 16.
taproom,
being assaulted.
Jamboree neal
former Joy
repre-
David
of baby
a jet plane
car were
the
Snakes have as many as 300
pairs of ribs.
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Afternoon,
Seventeen Heirs
Will Share In The
Paul Frank Estate
Seventeen heirs will share $13,802
from land sold in Orphans Court on
Monday. The half a
farm and a six
tract include
and a
plot.
The property was owned by the
late Paul S. Frank, who died in 1949
without leaving a will. His estate
was to be divided between his wid-
ow, Mrs. Frances M. Frank, Florin,
and two brothers, one sister and
fourteen neices and nephews.
At the time of his death,
shared in a 160-acre farm
in Mount Joy and Rapho Twps.
with his brother, Charles S. Frank,
of town. He
proved lot situated partly in Mount
Joy Borough and partly Mount
| Joy Twp., according to Marshall M.
| Cohen, attorney for the estate. Be-
| cause the land could not be divided
Frank
interest
also owned an unim-
in
| among all 17 heirs, partition pro=-
| ceedings to force its sale were bef-
gun in Orphans Court
| Mr. Charles Frank purchased
| both pieces of property Monday
bidding over the appraisal value.
The money will be distributed
to the Frank es-
the heirs
tate, Cohen said.
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HAROLD FUNK PURCHASED
HIS FATHER'S EST. HOME,
its
among
| Spirited bidding played role
[in the sale of a 116 by 40 feet lot
and concrete block house at North
Barbara Street and Detwiler Ave,
before it was sold for $8510 to Win-
dolph and Johnstone, attorneys, on
Friday afternoon for Harold Funk,
of town. The property was owned
by the purchaser's father’s estate.
The property was one three
sold at a Sheriff's sale with Mrs.
Iona M. Metzger, deputy sheriff, as
auctioneer’ in the Court House.
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New 120 ft. Backstop
At The Grade School
A 120 ft
and backstop has been completed on
the
combination wire guard
local
the
elementary
east playground at
school.
The project is the first completed
by the newly organized Home and
School The
of the backstop is to stop both balls
organization. purpose
and children from running into the
street.
Christ Cover and Clyde Brill did
| the welding, assisted by Benjamin
| Funk, Charles Heaps, Charles ,Bu-
| chaneur, Joseph Buchaneur, James
Pennell, Bruce Pennell, Thomas
| Mariner, Henry Schneider, Arthur
| Schneider, Eric Olsen, George Nau-
man, Robert Stoner, Lester Hostet-
ter, Charles Chunko John
Bowman in the erection.
Funds for the project were rais-
ed by the club when it staged its
first Benjamin
Funk is president of the club.
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and
festival in July.
| SALUNGA COMMUNITY DAY
} Next Wednesday, August 29th,
| will be Salunga Community Day
at Long's Park, with games begin-
ning at two o'clock and supper, a
packed lunch at five, with music
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n the evening featuring the Prim
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singers of Harrisburg at 6:30 p. m.
{ followed by cake walks and gate
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WILL TEACH IN LAMPETER
Mrs. Esther H. Hess, Stras-
burg, a former teacher and
Ralph G. Thome, of town, who re-
Elizabeth-
of
here,
| cently graduated from
| town College, have been elected to
teach in the East Lampeter schools.
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Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Erb, Man-
| heim, R2, Tuesday St.
Joseph's Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Wolge-
muth, Mt. Joy R2, a son Saturday,
at the General Hospital.
Mr.
Mt. Joy Rl, a daughter, Friday, at
the General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rhen, Mt.
Joy R. D,, a daughter Wednesday at
Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital.
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England's King is not allowed to
enter the House of Commons.
a son at
August 23, 1951
half-acre
and Mrs. Joseph Wolgemuth, |
GEIB FAMILY WILL HOLD
$2.00 a Year in Advance
ANNUAL REUNION SEPT. 2
The Geib Family will hold its
Very Severe Hail,
me” oie Rain and Lightning
+ Storm Here Tues.
a re- |
annual reunion
Lebanon Campmeeting
north of Lebanon.
The morning session will open
9:30 a. m. when there will be
ligioug service with a sermon by This community had its most
the Reuben Myer, of Lititz. There | Severe and destructive lightning
will be music by the Longenecker| rain and hail storm of the season
Sisters, of Lebanon R5, and the vou) carly Tuesday morning. It lasted a-
rious Sunday School classes will | bout two hours, most of which time
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be taught by the Rev. David Gib- | this immediate vicinity was without
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ble, of Manheim; and Aaron Hol- |¢lectric current.
linger, of Elizabethtown. Grace L.| In some places the rapidly ma-
Miller will have a recitation. turing tobacco crop suffered from
Afternoon devotions will be led | hail which fell in the areas of this
by Emmert Gibble, of Bethel. Car-|boro, Florin, Rheems, Elizabeth-
ol Ann Haak and Blanche Geib | town and Landisville
will give the welcome recitations| Appended are some of the results
and Mrs. Noah Greiner, of Many | of the storm:
heim, will respond. Short talks will | Tobacco Hard Hit
be given by the Rev. Amos Heisey, | Harry Stauffer, Mount Joy R2,
E. O. Geib and the Rev. Amos Geib, | reported his seven acres of tobacco
Charles Geib will play accordion hard hit. Ralph Berrier, his brother
solos and the Gospel String Band | -in-law, who works Stauffer,
will play. C. A. Geib, of Palmyra, | said the wind and hail damage will
force sale of much of the crop as
than wrapper,
for
is president.
filler rather which
The Sixth Ais)
Newtown School-
Comm'’ity Reunion
The Sixth annual reunion of the
community
will mean a large loss.
Damage at Florin
Hail the
home of John Hess on South Mar-
ket street.
A tin roof at the home of A. R.
Jackson, Wood St, was curled up
at the corner by the wind, and rain
damage on the floor
“as great as though there were no
broke window panes at
second was
Newtown School and
will be held on Saturday, Sept. 1,
on the
There
ing programs as follows:
Afternoon Session 2:30 P. M.
Song, The Star Spangled Banner;
roof on the place.”
The home of Harry Gephart, was
the
leaving a
Newtown school grounds,
afternoon wind blew
will be and eve- |damaged when the
chimney into the roof,
gaping hole.
Hail damage was reported heavy
Prayer; Special Music; Words of jon 17 acres of tobacco of Harvey
Greeting, Rev. Oscar K. Buch, pas- (Turn to Page. 2)
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tor of Newtown E.U.B. Church;
Response, Rev. H. M. Tobias, Pas-
tor of Manheim E.U.B. Church
HAND WAS INJURED;
CAUGHT IN ICE MACHINE
and former pastor of Newtown| Samuel Givler, sixty-six, Man-
Church; Special Music; Offering; | heim R2, was treated for lacera-
Address, Mr. Alvin Shonk, Wash- | tions of the left hand and index
ington D. C., former teacher of] finger, received when he caught his
ice machine Saturday
Sixteen
Newtown School; Song, America. [hand in an
Evening Program 7:30 P. M.
Concert, Howard Simmons Orch.,
Lancaster; Song, Battle Hymn of
the Republic; Prayer; Special Mus-
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afternoon. sutures were
required to close the wounds, rec-
ords showed.
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ENJOYING HIS VACATION
Mr. Chas. Roth,
artist, is. enjoying a much
local tonsorial
MT. JOY TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS
TO OPEN SEPTEMBER 5th
The Mount Joy Township Schools | by
will open the 1951-52 session Sep | Nornhold, they motored
tember 5th. (ham, N. C. where they visited Mr.
All teacher vacancies have been |and Mrs. Joe Brown.
filled. Repairs to the Wednesday Mr.
nearly completed, this includes new | Mrs. Roth left on an auto trip thru
the Florin Milton | the mountains in northern Penna.
Greve schools, and painting of the SS Wipers
CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Harry N. Nissly, North Bar-
bara street, celebrated her seventy-
Sunday, August
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| vacation this week. Accompanied
his nephew
to
schools are afternoon and
floors in and
Bellaire and Fairview schools.
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DUPLER REUNION SUNDAY
The fifth annual Dupler reunion
| ~fifth birthday on
will be held Sunday, August 26, at 19th.
the Elizabethtown Park, Elizabeth- Mrs. Nissly is improving after a
town, Pa. Lunch and registration | 4a), weeks illness and was the re-
will begin at noon. The program cipient of many cards, flowers and
will begin at 1:30 P. M. Entertain-| otis from her neighbors and friends
ment and prizes will be provided | (, whom she is deeply grateful
by the respective committees. a
bar GANG OF SAFE CRACKERS
Activities of Qur | ci
Police Officers
in cash in two thefts reported over
Harrisburg. Police
Officer Park Neiss arrested Don-
ald E. Fogie, Route 1, Columbia, for
reckless driving following a collis-
ion on West Main street. Fogie
ccllided with a car by
Frances E. Ditzler, Lancaster. Dam-
the weekend in
believe the crimes were committed
and Elizabethtown in the past week.
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DIFFENDERFER REUNION
of the descendants of
operated
A reunion
age to the Fogie car was twenty |Benjamin Franklin Diffenderfer will
dollars and the Ditzler car about| be held August 26 at Williamson
seventy-five dollars.
Fogie will be summoned for a|be a picnic lunch at noon followed
hearing before Justice of the Peace | hy a business meeting and enter-
Robert K. Brown. | tainment program. The Rev. Gray-
Raymond Kratzer, West Main | bill Hershey will speak.
Street, was arrested by Officer | El We
Neiss on a complaint signed by | PROBING CHICKEN THEFT
Mrs. Jacob Stauffer, Mt. Joy, for! Columbia State Police are con-
defrauding a Boarding housekeep- | tinuing an investigation of a re-
leghorn
H. G.
ear=
or, ported theft of 300 white
pullets from the farm! of
Hauenstein, Elizabethtown RI,
ly Monday.
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At a hearing before Squire Hoc-
kenberry, Kratzer made restitution
and paid the costs.
Albert Holmes of Washington
Avenue, Vineland, N. J. was pros-
ecuted for a truck violation of 3,-
1 320 lbs. overweight.
He was summoned before Hock-
enberry for a hearing.
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HOSPITAL PATIENT
Miss Mildred Booth, E. Main &
Market Sts., was removed to the
Lancaster General Hospital by
Friendship Fire Co. ambulance
Jearly Wednesday morning.
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CLOTHES LINE ROBBED
Mrs. Guy Haines, Mount Joy R2,
reported to State Police the theft
of articles of -worhen’s undergarm-
ents stolen” from her™clothesline on
Thursday. bY
MANY AUTO VIOLATIONS
The police authorities arrested
nineteen motorists in the vicinity
of Lancaster over the weekend.
All were traffic violations.
needed | np. and Mrs. Earl Gerlitzski.
Yichard “Dick” | 4...
Dur- [timer
i to eat.
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Mortuary Record
Throughout This
Entire Locality
Eli W. Shreiner, fifty-eight, a
[former resident of Manheim, at
For The Past Week
Very Briefly Told
Ephrata will crown a beauty
queen at its farm show Sept. 27.
Down around Kirkwood growers | Brownstown.
Alice Jones Wyles, wife of Wile
liam Wyles, Strasburg, died at the
The $20,000 Church of the Myers Rest Home, Landisville,
Brethren at Blue Ball was dedicat- | Amos F. Eby, eighty, Lancaster
i ed Sunday. | K5. Ruth, wife of Reist Mumma, of
James E. Mohr, Bainbridge, was| Mount Joy R. D. is a daughter.
of mathematics | Elizabeth, wife of Jacob R. Nis
it Palmyra | sley, at Manheim. She was sixty=
The 22nd annual Espenshade re= | three, Charlotte, wife of Kenneth
Elizabethtown | of this boro, is a daughter.
Eshleman, seventy-four
president of the Eshelman
Feed Company at Lancaster, died
at Somers Point, N. J., of a heart
attack,
are complaining about peach
thieves
new
elected a teacher
union was held at
College Sunday Elmer J.
There was a $25,000 barn fire on | yjce
the Daniel Nolt farm at New Hol-
I land R2 Tuesday.
Donald Saylor, thirty-five, has a |
badly burned hand, the result of a
George A. Shickley.
George Andrew Shickley, forty=
of Mildred Brill
blow-torch exploding.
Elizabeth-
three
Forty-five stores at
town, are participating in | six, husband
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“Pot O'Gold” gales days. | Shickley, 219 Mount Joy street,
fhe Lititz Farm Show will dis- died at 12:45 p. m.. Monday in St.
pense with the 4-H Baby Beef dis- | Joseph's Hospital after an illness
play at its show this year.
In a speed trap set up at Ephrata
of a day and a half.
He was the William G.
| and Clara Rineer Shickley, of Mar=
| fetta) and a lifelong resident of
town. He was a member of the
Church of God here. For the past
| twenty-five years he was a radio
and television electrician and most
recently was employed by Snyder
& Campbell, at Columbia.
In addition to his wife and pare
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son of
seventy motorists were
week. Tt
recently,
caught in a cost them
$13.50 apiece
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News In General
From Florin For
The Past Week
The Florin Hall Association will
hold a big carnival this Saturday
night with five big free acts of en- The playground season ended at
good things | Florin Friday with a watermelon
| party, directors Miss Lily Martin
and Richard Brubaker announced.
In the flower show announced at
the play area, the following prize
FLORIN PLAYGROUND CLOSED
WITH WATERMELON PARTY
tertainment and many
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brenneman
visited friends at Annville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brinzer, of
Middletown, were guests of Mr. | winners were listed: Fay Buck-
and Mrs. George Mumper on Sun- | walter, smallest arrangement; Ju=
div. | dy MeComsey, mixed bouquet; Kit-
Rev. and Mrs Henry Becker ty Buckwalter, prettiest; Ronald
and daughter Dorcas, and Mr. and | Eichler, best gladiolus, and Kenneth
Mrs, Richard Miller and family | Hess, best plant. :
visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ae si
White in Virginia over the week- | LIONS CLUB HELD 4.
end, ANNUAL FAMILY PICNIC
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman The Lions €lub held their annual
and Mr. and Mrs. John Eichler | family picnic at Hostetter’s with
visited Mr. and Mrs. Pau] Schmuck
Annville on Sunday.
one hundred fifteen in attendance.
and family at After the picnic supper of roast
Mrs. Martin Nye spent the week corn, barbecued hamburger, ice
York county, | cream and coffee, a scavenger hunt
Warren Eshle- | for the adults was the feature of
the evening. Home-made cakes
were awarded to the winners.
Many prizes were awarded to the
end ai Emigsville,
with Mr Mrs.
man and family
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Delair, New Jersey
and
Yeager,
Sunday
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spent
y » Si a gf E safo~crackers i.
by the same gang of safe-cracke IS rollowiny
, srate i st S 2 §
who operated in the West Shore { cently at the
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Park, in Pavilion No. 1. There will Bender. East Petersburg. treasurer,
with the latter’s brother and family | winners of the children’s games.
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Mr. Samuel Shelley spent Sun |
with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin | (() 4 0 Ait d
near Elizabethtown. | ver en
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Union SS Picnic at
Hershey Yester’ay
CHARGES ARE DROPPED
AFTER MAN PAYS BILLS
Charges of assault and battery
and disorderly conduct against Wil- | Four hundred adults and chil-
liam Simpson, Sporting Hill, were | dren from Mount Joy, Florin and
{ Newtown attended the community
dropped when he paid hospital bills, |
doctor bills and cost after a hear | Picnic at Hershey park Wednesday.
ing before Alderman Harry F Ack-| Perfect weather made the occas-
Golf, tennis
enjoyed by
night |ion a grand success.
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er, Wednesday ; :
Miss | and swimming were
Simpson was charged by |
Florence Miller, Lancaster, and ar- | Many.
Milton Tap- | Organized games and contests
of a dis | held on the athletic field were in
turbance which the | charge of Gerald Hostetter, Harold
Manheim American Post, | Zimmerman, James Stehman, Earl
during which Simpson allegedly hit | Rhoads, Ammon Hoffer, Paul Ston=
Miss Miller. er, Marlin Sinegar and O. K. Sny-
etl © |der, Jr., all members of the Junior
{ Chamber of Commerce.
rested by Constable
pany. The case grew out
occurred at
Legion
WILLIS STEHMAN ELECTED
BENDER FAMILY PRESIDENT | Pavilions 2 to 9 were reserved
The Bender family elected the | for the local picnickers.
| Prizes were awarded to Kappy
officers at a reunion re- |
Salunga Church of | Zimmerman as the youngest child
tie Brethren: { present and to Bobby Pennell as
Willis Stehman, Manheim, presi- the youngest child to compete in
dent; the Rev. Walter Keener, Jr. | the games.
Elizabethtown RD, vice president; Bob Kunkle’s Mt. Joy Midget-
Mrs. Fula Mae Bender Kline, East | Midget baseball team lost a close
game to Elizabethtown at 6:30 by a
{score of 5 to 2.
Two age groups for contests ine
Petersburg, secretary; and Samuel
a — |
[cluded children up to 10 years of
Personal Mention |age and over 10 years. ‘Fifty boys
land girls participated in the fol=-
Mr. and Mrs. Bear Groff and |lowing activities and prizes award-
children, Benny and Mary Jane, are [ed to Terry Schofield and Joanne
spending a few” days=in the Pocono |Garner, Balloon blowing; John
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mountains.” { (Turn to page 3)
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Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bentzel, |
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shonk, Wash- | MOUNT JOY DEFENSE COUNCIL
ington, D. C. Sunday with | TO ATTEND DEMONSTRATION
Paul Risser and family. | The Civilian Defense Council last
Mrs. Mark Myer and children, | week made plans to attend a dem-
Mrs. Wilbur Derr and Mrs. Paul | onstration in Civilian Defense at
Risser spent Wednesday with Mrs. | Indiantown Gap August 25 - 26.
Shonk, who is spending the week| It was announced that Gov. John
at Cleana Camp. | S. Fine has confirmed the fact that
Mrs. Alice Mouton Cunningham, | Lloyd Garman has been commis=
of Lancaster formerly of Florin| sioned a member of the Auxiliary
celebrated her 82nd birthday last| Police Corp.
week and spent the day with her re— 0 Ge
daughter Mrs. Harry Leib of Mt.| MARRIAGE LICENSES
Joy and about twelve friends and Vernon Edgar Schroeder, of Ak=
spent
neighbors dropped in during the| ron, and Mary N. Rosenfeld, of Sa
day. lunga. ag
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