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October 31st Lion’s Mammoth Halloween Parade — Help In The Mile-of-Pennies Drive
Farm Show One of The
Most Successful In Years
Joe Hess Corn Husking Champion
Jay Nissley Had Champion Steer
Jeanette Ginder Crowned Corn Queen
Eugene Drace Soap Box Champ
Mount Joy's 1951 Farm Show is[ Pig Showmanship: Gold, Clair
now a matter of record and we| Baum, Elizabethtown R3; Silver,
predicted a week ago, it was one| Charles Pfaunmiller, Elizabethtown
of the best ever held here. With|R3; Bronze, Wilbur Erb, Mt. Joy
the exception of opening day,| Rl. -
Thursday, the weather was ideal, Lamb Showmanship: Gold, Mar-
the attendance set a record, com-{ lene Good, Lancaster Rl; Silver,
Roderick Frey, Washington Boro
petition was keen and the number
R1; Bronze, Jane Greiner, Manheim
of entries was far above the aver-
age. R4.
ANNOUNCE PLACINGS
Allen L. Baker, 4-H Club Leader
County’s Corn |,
Husking Champ
State College, announced the
placing of all 15 members which
was determined at the close of the
judging Thursday afternoon. The
ring placings at the Mount Joy
roundup was only one factor.
Three Pfaunmiller brothers from
Elizabethtown R3, headed the
group. Charles was first, Elwood,
second, and Robert third, in total
scoring for the year’s program.
Final placings of other members:
Fourth, Joanne Bixler, Mount
| Joy Rl: 5, Wilbur Erb, Mount Joy
| R1; 6. Barbara Ann Warfel, Mount
Zov R1: 7, Sara Floy Risser, Her-
R2: 8, Walter Schwanger, Fl-
izabethtown R1; 9, Kay Warfel,
Mount Joy R1; 10, Henry Greiner,
Manheim R4: 11, Floyd G. Risser,
Hershey R2: 12, Harold Eberly, of |
Elizabethtown R3: 13, Miriam Ro-
land, Mt. Joy R1; 14, Clair Baum,
| Flizabethtown R3: and 15, George
shey
JOSEPH HESS
Mount Joy Route 1 farmer, who Webb, Elizabethtown RI.
won the Lantaster County Corn | CORN EXHIBIT
Husking Ch-mpionship at Mount | Soa ves PIR. Has 3
Joy’s Farm Show last Friday. | There are on Be paral: entries n
He replaces Lewis Bixler, the the corn division approximately
champion. | 1.200 ears in the entire show, offi-
THURSDAY
BABY BEEVES
“Midnight IV,” black Aberdeen
Angus entry of Jay Nissley, Man~
heim R4, took grand championship | . hibited by
honors in the baby beef show—24 Ephrata Rl.
195¢
[ls reported.
Sweepstake prize for the best 30-
I sar display went to Milton Snyder,
Mastersonvllie.
Best display of 10 ears was enter—
ed by Clyde Brubaker, Ephrata.
in the show was
A. Brubaker,
Best single ear
Daniel
head of 4-H cattle representing the f In the 4-H Club Class, sweep-
Short Horn, Hereford and Angus | stakes award for the best 10 ears
breeds—as judges pinned up the | of corn went to Ross Eshleman, of
blue ribbon winners Thursday af- |g pin
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ternoon. A gold medal also went to |
SHEEP
the 20-year-old youth for top place
in the 4-H baby
A pen of three Hampshires en-
showman- of Manheim |
grand champion- |
beef jor by Jane Greiner,
captured the
ip ih in the 4-H Lamb show. Al
total of 2
oC
ship” contest.
“Midnight 1,” Jay's first steer as
a member of the Red Rose 4-H
Baby Beef and Lamb Club of Lan- |
caster County four
up to become the grand champion
lambs were on display,
different
champions were
four breeds
grew Reserve’ grand
a pen of three Southdowns exhibit-
years ago,
‘High Class of ’41
MOST
O-THE-MINUTE
WwW E
EKLY I N
LANCASTER COUNTY
The Mount Joy Bulletin
VOL. LI, NO. 22
THREE PERSONS INJURED IN
AUTO MISHAPS RECENTLY
Samuel E,
Columbia R2,
Joseph's Hospital
sible fracture of
Newcomer & Son
Hardware Store
Greider, forty-two, of
is a patient at Si.
suffering a
the skull.
pos=
Robbed Thursday He was injured when his truck
was struck by a tractor-trailer in
Thieves entered the H. S. New! front of the new Armstrong Cork
comer & Son hardware store some-| Co. laboratory, three miles west of
time Thursday night and stole $100] Lancaster on the Lincoln Highws
in petty cash, $60 in hunting and| John F. Hoffmaster, fifty-five, i:
fishing license fees and a 30.30 Win-| Columbia R2, is at the Lancaster
chester rifle, General Hospital suffering a com-
Taking every precaution for a pound fracture of the right knee,
quick getaway the burglars set up scalp abrasions and a laceration of
a ladder to an open skylight and the right arm. His wife, Pauline,
propped open doors with shovels forty-four, refused to be admitted
Her
possible
: as a hospital patient injuries
and other tools. Entry was gained |’ be
: were listed as a fracture
thru a window on the west side of
of the right jaw, a laceration of the
the store.
lower lip, and abrasions to the
Using hammers, electric drill and! nose and left knee.
a wrecking bar taken from store They were injured shortly after
stock, a 1,000 pound safe was for-| the above accident in a collision at
ced open in a rear office and rec-| Donerville, two miles west of the
accident.
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ords strewn over the floor. Greider
A small safe in the front office was
removed to the basement, jimmied,
and the contents littered over the e 0C ews
floor. This included sales records,
income tax reports, etc.
For The Past Week
Very Briefly Told
Our county Teachers’ Institute
will be held October 25 and 26.
The intruders even took the pre-
the
fastened by cup hooks,
cautions of covering doorway
with paver,
from being
to prevent any light
seen on the outside.
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, October 18,
| head went to out-of-state ‘buyers
from New York, Maryland and
New Jersey. About 350 people at-
|
| $16. 281
|
|
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and JAMES MFG. CO DECLARES
|
Chief of police Park Neiss and | Elizabethtown College will ob- |
State Policemen are investigating. | serve its annual homecoming. Oct.
es ctl A AI eer: 27th.
WON SPORTSMEN'S PRIZES The beginning of the tent service |
AT COMMUNITY EXHIBIT at Manheim was postponed until
The Mount Jey Sportsmen’s As- | Octobey 20th.
sociation announced these prize] Ten pounds of .out-of-season
winners at the close of the Com-| deer meat cost 3 Lancaster man
munity exhibit: 1st, M. Bricker, of | $10 per pound or $100.
Lancaster, Winchester 32 rifle: 2nd. A reunion of the David Koser Sr.
C. V. Kinsey, Mount Joy, Stevens |family was held recently at the]
pump gun; 3rd, W. C. Taylor, Co- [farm of David Koser Jr. near Bel-
Jumbia, Stevens double barrel gun: | laire.
4th, Lloyd Derr, Mount Joy, Sun- The Ephrata Review has pur-
beam Electric Mixer; 5th, Bruce chased the Ephrata Ensign
Shetter, Florin, Woolrich suit; 6th,| merged it with that bhoro’s oldest |
Wm. McFalls, Columbia, electric newspaper.
iron; 7th, R. C. Alleman,” Mount{ The friends of Robert H. Carper, |
Joy, fly rod and reel; 8th, S. Hill. | Manheim R1, farmer, who met with
Mountville, casting rod and reel. an accident, husked his corn and
hy rOY v . ati "1 . , .
seven consolatic ze Pre als p
oven lation prizes were also | payled the fodder.
given away. " :
: I'wo more’ covered bridges: in the
county are slated to be replaced |
with steel. This will leave
wood structures.
TRUCK DRIVERS
D OF OVERWEIGHT
seven,
Held First Reunion so
| ACC
The
first reunion of the class of |
Nine truckers were charged by
[1941 of Mount Joy High Police last Thursday with
was held Saturday evening at Hos-| overweight trucks
tetter’s. The affair was attended by Prosecuted hefore Justice of the
forty- |
| of the James Manufacturing Com-
pany, Fort Atkinson, Wis.,, was de-
clared by the firm's board of direc-
tors.
{
| company
occupying the
| the former
American Legion Auxiliary was
well attended Monday evening,
| with the following winners 500,
[ Mrs. Jennie Minnich and Mrs. El-
sie. Brenner; Bridge, Clyde Triple
and Clyde Zink; Pinochle, Reed
Grayhill, Jack Mowery, Murs. Ethel
|
of the Pennsylvania State Farm |ad by, Marlene Good, of Lancaster | forty-nine persons. | Pause 9
Show at Harrisburg in January of pp, Clarence Newcomer, president of | ui cg Jars Horlk ey of this
1949. | Other placings were as follows: | the lace > ge a | pl ace, were Merle w. Venables, of
“Midnight IIL” his 1950 Angus, | Third Roderick Frey ; Washing. An ithe “Wy Wi Thick | Rew Case xl: Valen
2 ts pe el : ’ he 4 no's 10. which) er 1409 N. West End Ave., Lancas-
won the grand championship rib-|ton Boro R1, Southdown breed: { h ad been printed in the High | (or: FEdw:rd S. Bates. 925 Union
Lon at the Southeast Pennsylvania | fourth, Ronald Martin, Ephrata: | School paper when the group made’ gf Lancaster: Harry B. Dattisman,
4-H District Show held last De- | Hampshire: fifth, Richard Herr. of | up the senior class, was read as of Claude Gaple, Jr., Pii-
cember at the Lancaster stockyards.| Lancaster RS, Hampshire; sixth, | means of introduction. | man, N. J.; Franklin L. Mummaw,
This is Jay's last year in 4-H| Arlene Stehman, Lancaster R3. Twenty-nine members and twen-| jr 308 New Holland Ave.. Lan-
Club work, and his last “Midnight” Cheviot: seventh, Ardeyth Martin, [ ty guests were present. Mrs. James ' caster: James Staam. 2236 W. Cum- |
holds possibilities, livestock men | Ephrata, Shropshire: eighth, Ross, Fshleman and Mrs. Robert Germer, kerland St, Lebanon; M. D Sea- | N
predict, of bringine him further K Fshelman, Mt. Joy R2. Shropshire: | wives of members serving in the christ, Elizabethtown R3; Martin |
winnings at either the state or dis-| and ninth, Harold Musser, Mount' armed forces in Korea, were guests. Mace, Sheridan RI.
trict shows coming up next Winter. Joy R1, Cheviot. Letters from classmates unable to! -
Besides the livestock, a corps of | HOGS attend were read. Those included IMPRCVEMENTS AT P. O.
judges went over all other devart-| Fifteen head of Chester White | letters from Captain James Zeller, | Pcstmaster Charles J. Bennett,
ments of the annual exhibit, which’ | ard Spotted Poland China swine, | Japan; Lt. James Eshleman and Lt. | Jr. is keeping abreast with the |
on Sico Co. [shown by 15 members of. the Mount! Robert Germer, Korea; Mrs. Verna: {mes by adding new cit]
was centered this year
grounds, just off Frank St.
|
Joy 4-H Pig Club, were put up at!
Faus Ginder, a missionary in Africa [rem time to time. Just recently he
LARGE CORN DISPLAY 2 (Turn to Page 6) | Mrs. Anna Coen Aliaga, El Paso, | installed two new city carrier cases
| { Pe ct pa ar Yo which will accommodate 48( at-
“There was more corn on display | = m= Sm Texas; Miss Ruth Gainor, Creston, | Se { of 280. e 480 pa
than you see from all over the state | Kentucky; Mr. Clyde Fenstermach~ instead of 289. The new casca
) occupy exactly the same space as
al the Pennsylvania Farm Shows |
in Harrisburg.” commented M. T.|ey
farm
Corn Queen
|
of Adams
Hartman;
:
County, as he finished judging the
afternoon.
corn display Thursday |
RESERVE BABY BEEF
Reserve grand champion of the |
baby beef show is a Hereford en-
tered by Judy Martin, of Lancaster |
RS.
Twin brothers, Herbert and Har- |
old Frey, of Lancaster R1, showed
the next two prize winning steers.
Harold's Angus was third; and Her-
bert’'s entry, also an Angus judges
put in fourth place.
* Gold, silver and bronze medals
for first, second and third placings,
respectively, in the series of con-
tests for 4-H Club exhibitors of
livestock were awarded by the Mt. |*
Joy Chamber of Commerce.
SHOWMANSHIP
MISS JEANETTE GINDER
Winners of these special merit] Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
I P Ginder, Elizabethtown R3, was
| crowned “Corn Queen” at Mt. Joy's
|
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|
|
awards follow:
Baby Beef Showmanship: Gold, J. Commuaiity Exhibit held here last
wee
Man-
ley, Manheim R4; Silver, Wil-
Nissley At : Miss Mary L. Stauffer,
bur Erb, Mt. Joy Rl; Bronze, Al" heim R2, who was the 1950 queen,
vin Lapp, Bareville R1. did the crowning.
ak
r, Ocean City, N. J.; and Mr. Jas.
those he discarded.
Workman, Long Island, N. Y.
A committee that planned the
affair was Robert Bentzel, chair- | POLICE CLAIM MAN DROVE
man; Park Neiss, Miss Betty Char- THRU A RED LIGHT SUNDAY
les. Mrs: Robert Stoner and ig Jay Shertzer, 18, of Salunga, was |
Thomas Diffenbaugh. prosecuted by Lancaster city police
et © eee for driving through a red traffic
RAGNER HALLGREN BOUGHT light after his car collided with an |
auto driven by Billie Gentry, Lan-
THE METZLER PROPERTY
caster at Queen and Lem Sts., :
On Saturday evening at the 8 on Bis, at}
. . 1:30 a. m. Sunday:
Bulletin office Auctioneer C. S.| cD Wl
i Frank sold the Aaron H. Metzler,
| ENOS S. GERBERICH IS
| property, 201 and 203 West Main KEPORTED IMPROVING
i street, this boro, at public sale. Enos S. Gerberich, eighty-one.
The lot fronts 47 feet on the president cf the Gerberich-Payne
north side of West Main street and Company here, who has been
extends 147 feet in depth. The ime critically ill was reported as im-
provements are a 2%: story frame roving,
{double dwelling and a 3-car gar+ re ent 4 Mt
age. The West Hempfield township
The property was purchased by | School Board has petitioned thé
Ragner Hallgren, of town, for $4,- | Laticaster County Commissioners
700.00. for permission to hold a special
I I
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Carl H. Derr, Elizabethtown R3,
and Evelyn M. Groff, 26 David St.
Mount Jey.
vote
issue for
on a proposed $160,000 bond
school improvements.
eee
Dorothy Myers, 287 Marietta Av-
enue, this place, died this morning
Jat the St. Joseph's Hospital.
| north of Manheim.
| LEGION
A
A Banner Sale By
Keystone Holstein
Breeders Friday
A yearling bull consigned by
Clarence E. Lyons, Mount Joy, was
purchased for $1,575 by Lytle
Brothers, of Middletown, Pa., at the |
first Conestoga Classic sale of reg- | |
istered Holstein dairy cattle held |
Friday, at the Keystone Sales Barn |
east of town.
Top price for a female was $710| po: Wp
paid by Henry Young, Rocky Hill! Martin
N. J. for a cow consigned by El+
vin Hess, Strasburg RI.
Fifty-one head of cattle
sold for a total of $25,100. Eleven
tended. It is planned to hvld two
Conestoga Classic sales a year, of-
ficials said.
Top price for an open heifer was
$660 paid by Page Ifert, of Mid-
dletown, Md., for an animal con-
signed by Paul G. Longenecker, of
Strasburg Rl.
A two-day-old heifer calf sired
by C. C. Dandy George was pur=
chased at $200 by Ralph Forsht, of
Pa. It was consigned
C. Arthur Wolgemuth, of Mount
| Joy.
51 Head Bring $16.281
Fifty-four head of cattle brought
at a’ cattle sale held Satur-
Adam Kline in Rapho Twp.
Top price for
Caleb
COWS
day by
$482,
while
paid by
Kreider, other
i bought by Charles Hartenstine, of
Annville, brought $467 and $433 re-
spectively.
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COWS, was
two
DIVIDEND OF FORTY, K CENTS
A quarterly dividend of 40 cents
per share on common capital stock
The dividend was payable Sept.
29 to stockhglders of record at the
close of business Sept. 24, E. R.
Klassy, president, announced. The
has a leanch plant here,
entire floor space of
Sons
East
George Brown
cotton and woolen mills on
Main street.
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PRIZE WINNERS AT THE
CARD PARTY
The card party sponsored by the
Newcomer and Mrs. Romaine Coo-
per. Door prize, Helen Mackinson.
These parties are being held ev-
ry third Monday of the month at
the Legion Home. On Monday, No-
vember 19, the turkey party will be
held with a turkey to every two
tables.
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E. HEMPFIELD SUPERVISORS
HAVE ACQUIRED A DUMP
L. Greider, secretary
Hempfield
Monday
acquisition of a
Benjamin
of the East
supervisors, on
Township
evening
the
the use of the township
snnounced
dumm for
residents.
The dump, said, is lo=
Pike, a-
Silver
Greider
the Marietta
bout three miles west of
| Springs, and will be used in con=
West Hempfield
cated along
junction with
township.
ama et te.
M. R. HOFFMAN DIVIDES
HIS ESTATE INTO 5 SHARES
Michael R. Hoffman late of May-
town, who died at Bethlehem Oct.
2, at the age of left
an estate valued at approximately
$60,000, of which $50,000 represents
real estate, will,
filed for probate last week.
Mr. Hoffman,
of the will, divided his estate into
five equal shares which he be-
queathed to members of his family,
IO
ninety -four,
according to his
according to terms
Mr. Daniel Will, a nearby pros-
perous farmer, with some of his
friends greatly enjoyed an auto trip
NEIGHBORS, RELATIVES
were |
AND
FRIENDS HUSKED MAN'S CORN
relatives
Thirty-five neighbors,
and friends Saturday morning
| husked corn on the farm of Ches-
ter S. Hoffey, Manheim R2, who
has been ill for almost 'a year with
a heart condition. The group husk-
ed sixteen acres of corn in about
seven how
They were Farl G. Brubaker,
Jechn B. Brandt, Henry A
Roy Emanuel S
Carl E Cristy. Henry B.
Arthur B. Wenger,
Kenneth
Ginder,
Hoffer
Wenger,
H. Gin-
Ginder,
Sauder
Ginder,
Glenn
Carl
Robert M
Abram H. Shelly,
Victor L. Gish, J.
B. Stehman, Ro-
Samuel Nornhold,
Nornhold, John H. Erh,
Merkey, John C. Wolf.
Merkey, Allen Dourte,
Dourte, Glen Miller, Har-
ry Balmer, Henry H. Shelly, Irvin
Aucker, Jacob Mover, Carl S. Hof-
fer, and Lloyd A. Wolfe.
The following
with the refreshments:
G. Brubaker,
er, Mrs. Jacol
Victor Gish.
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News In General
From Florin For
The Past Weel:
Kenneth G.®
former
der, Boose,
Forry,
Hoffer,
John G. Brandt,
T. Ginder, Lester
bert Stirling, J
Henry H.
Mark H.
David E.
Monroe
helped
Mrs. Earl
Miss Norma Brubak-
Moyer Mrs.
women
and
Co-
resident, is
the
tion of a house on a lot he recently
of Bev-
Ebersole, of
Florin
making preparations for
noy, a
erec-
purchased in the vicinity
erly.
Mrs. R. W. Roberts spent Friday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
N. E. Hershey.
Mrs. David Geib held a Key
Products Demonstration at her
home on Monday evening with a
very good representation.
Rev. Howard Bernhard left Sun-
day for Myersdale where he will
hold Evangelistic services for two
weeks, in the Church of the Breth-
ren.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Drace
Maytown were guests
Mrs. Martin Ney and
dav.
Rev. William Wagner,
called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
per on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. P. R. Beilman of Hollywood,
Calif., expects to visit her parents
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Skeen and Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Char-
les.
Mr. Marshall Sheaffer
ter, Pearl spent Sunday at
ville, Perry Co.
Mr. Nathan Shelly of
visited her brother Mr.
Shelly on Sunday.
Two bus loads of
neighboring communities made a
trip to Fagle’s Mere. Among them
were Mrs. A. Roth, Jacob Olweiler,
Mrs. V. Bricker, Mrs. Darwin Lo-
raw, Mrs. E. Wolf and Mrs. Benja-
min Gantz.
Thursday evening, Oct. 25th the
loyer property on Main street will
he sold at public sale.
rr GR en
Samuel Ney and
and family of
of Mr. and
family Sun-
Maytown,
Mum-~
and daugh-
Loys~
Manheim
Samuel
folks of the
50 MOTORISTS SUSPENDED
THRUOUT THIS LOCALITY
Fifty their
forty restored last
Those. who lost were:
Hinkle, Mount Joy, in-
Chester Rhoads, Mt. Joy
R1, speeding; Albert Derr Jr., May-
failure to post security.
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COLLISION UPSET A CAR
State Police reported a car driv-
en by Dorothy Young, a registered
nurse, 53 Marietta Ave., Mt. Joy,
overturned in a collision with a car
driven by Frank Ruhl, R4 Man-
heim. The collision occurred on the
Manheim-Mt. Joy road, Tuesday
afternoon.
motorists lost cards
and had theirs
week.
Charles
toxication;
town,
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WAS DRIVING TOO FAST
Among the six motorists prosecu-
ter on various charges by the State
Police Friday was Ammon R. Hof-
fer of town. He was charged with
speeding.
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Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy G. Forry,
Mount Joy R2, twin sons at home
Oct 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Witman, of
Manheim R2, a son Saturday at
the General Hospital.
a_i
Mrs. Carl Germer, W. Main St,
was removed to St. Joseph's Hospi-
to Potter county over the weekend.
tal, Lancaster, Tuesday, for obser-
vation.
1951
$2.00 a Year in Advance
Boro Authority To Mortuary Record
Start Work Laying Throughout This
Additional Mains Entire Locality
A meeting of the Mount Joy Bor-| Harvey O. Penwell Sr, at
ough Authority was held Monday | Marietta
evening in the Gerberich Payne| Mrs. Emma J. Fahnestock, 86, of
Shoe Co. office here with Messrs. | Manheim
Har-| Harley R cighty - three,
at Flizabethtown,
S. H. Miller, Grant Gerberich, Boggs,
ry Walters and Wm. Batzel present.
|
|
|
|
Pres. |
Also engineer Jos. Michaels Mrs. Bertha T. Shirker, sixty=
Milley presided. three, at Manheim.
The receipt of supplies including| Miss Barbara Zimmerman, 82, at
pipes, valves, ete. was reported. | the Oreville Mennonite Home.
The Authority decided to start Mrs. Sarah E., widow of Frank
work immediately laying a 12-inch | B. Freeland at Columbia, aged, 62.
main across West Main street at Mrs, Sarah Ann S. Brubaker,
Lumber. This main will be laid | eighty-six at the Oreville Menno-
from the present standpipe on Don- | nite Home.
egal Springs Road and continue on Mrs, Kathryn N. Foltz, eighty,
Lumber, across Main, north on Elizabethtown R3, at her home on
Fairview street to Hopewell and Monday.
thence east on Apple Tree Alley to Amos Musser Weidman, sixty-
3 four, retired automobile dealer at
North Barbara street at the Union
National bank.
At this point it will intersect with
Manheim.
Miss Mazie B. Keenard, seventy=-
six, formerly of Elizabethtown, at
the Widows’ Home at Lebanon.
Rev. William H. Reeves, sixiy=
three, one time pastor of the Bain-
hridge Methodist church, at Frank-
ford, Phila,
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a new 8-inch main to be laid from
the Water Works to North Barbara
and thence south on Barbara to
Apple Tree Alley, where they’
intersect.
The Authority
ceeded with its
will
has already pro-
improvements at
At this voint| Brief News From
has been re- |
| ojo
Ions of watey daily. The Dailies For
When these improvements are ° °
completed it will increase the wo Quick Reading
ter pressure thruout the entire bor-
ough about 15 to 18 lbs. Water con- James Delancey, 34, bank teller,
sumers are urged to have the pipes at Milheim, confessed to taking $6,~
400.
A man at
chickens after
the Pumping Station.
a leaky check valve
paired and saves thousands of gal-
leading to their properties in good
Lancaster sold his 60
shape as the Authority will not be
a threat of poison-
responsible for any leaks due to
ing.
the increased pressure. i
At a public sale at Lancaster, a
It is the wish of the Author ity |
that all Main street |
|
from one end of the town to the ing brought $770.
other, check their pipes. | Shot guns figured in twice as
Wherever leaks or low pressure i | many accidents as did any other
have! type of weapon last year.
Le The twenty-second case of polio
has been reported from Lancaster.
| The eight-year-old
ay | wirl.
repairs at once as the State High : .
S77 A gasoline price war
grandfather's clock made at Read-
consumers on
service
noticeable, consumers should
the made
necessary repairs
mediately. i Kat 3
victim 1s an
You are requested to make said | :
is raging at
way Department contemplates re- many places around the country
surfacing Main street in the ver Y | The latest one has started in Phil :
near future. [ ade Iphi to
| a.
- AD ee [
ro n enr: 2d &
RECEPTION FOR An enraged bull killed a farmer
they tried to
drive cows to the barn for milking
at Durlango,
REV. C. F. HFLWIG OCT. 1n and his wife when
The Mount Joy Church of. God
gave their rastor, Rev. C. F. Hel-
|
Wed, |
|
|
[«
Towa.
a a SUrNYISe recy ption last Wa Operations in three departments
© was in charge of the
Tadies Aid with Mrs. {at Armstrongs., Lancaster, have
Hilda
ceremonies
prelude
Weid- |
.Pro- | been reduced one day a week and
4
master of
Orchestra
ler as
Tram was a | some employes laid off.
roem bw Mrs, Jav Barnhart; piano ——
colo, Mrs, Grace Hawthorne: voen!
«alo. Mrs, Kathryn Mummer: Ad- | CHURCH OF GOD LADIES’
Si e of welcome. Lester Bshloman; | AID ELRCTED OFFICERS
CGY A. trio: reading, John Waid- Mrs. Fli zor
ore Chr. day Wad. s i Smeltzer entertained the
Hilda Weidler: instromental num- Aid of the Chureh of God at
her. Jav Barnhart S» her home Tuesday. The meeting
monologue, Mies Mishev: preetinas. | opened by the groun singing sev-
Harvey Stoner, wha nresented the | tal songs. after which Mrs. Hazel
nostor with a chee for $100 from | Shenk read the scripture and Mrs.
the Church
of
Council: Mys
handhag
Helwig | Helwig offered praver.
fine snd a
The following officers were elect-
ih flower = Mus George | , I: President, Mrs. Hazel Shenk:
Broske played a wviano solo sa ad - re
payed yy S00. vice president. Mrs. C. F. Welwio:
secretary, Mrs. Robart Schroll:
i
and Jr.: :
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PFMEFVMBRANCE COMM. MET fressuver. Mrs. Fdward Pennell
The Mount Jov Reme mbrance | After the husifiese ee
Committee met on Tuesday evening [1 ot of i NE . the
ics cernd delicions refragh.
ni re high school {, ments to the following: Mrs, Irvin
onations as of Cet. 17 amount | Ravior, Mrs. C. har Mya T
to $826.46. The committee wishes to Be a oar ay
ay . ras | RParnhart Mrs. Hilda Weidler Mre
express it's sincere appreciation to | Sn ith, ™ C.F. Polwic M F.
) rs . Felwio, Mrs. FE.
everyone for their contributions
| Darn Mig we] © ¢
during the canvass by letter, at the | or L 3, NM Six 2 Mrs. °A.
Exhibit stand” etc alker, Myc. Elsie Grove. Mrs. - E.
Stand, | Tindemuth, Mpe Ti Sma
One hundred and twenty hoxes| My Fh moltzar., re,
: . Tet | Pobt. Schroll. Miss Felan Sohrall
will be wrapped for mailing Octob- | Mise M: Shveiner.: Mi y
er 29 at 7:30 in the hish school. | a Ie ne ; 1 nes 198 TTR
Bulletin subscriptions will start on pars ne Miss Anna Hoffer.
December 1st. All nackages in and | The next meetine will be held
out of the states will be in the mail | "rember 11th at the home of Mrs,
by November 1. | Robert Schrell. 342 N. Barbara St.
Be sure your man in the service | Tl
is listed for these gifts. Send his | "POY MERVIN RRANNT
address to Mt. Joy P. O. Box 243 | ANNRESSED LIONS CLUB
Te Co, Assistant Supt
WHO WAS MEAN ENOUGH ~f S-honls. Prof. Mervin Brandt, of
TO TAKE THIS SPOTLIGHT? Mavicwp wa the mast sneaker at
The Mount Joy Remembrance "neal Cluh meating an
Committee begs the person or per- | Tuesday ot Hostattor’'s. Ha spoke
sons, who acquired their spotlight |" the actions of the United Na-
tion The club is going all ony for
from the Community Fxhibit to re-
turn it immediately.
It was used through the generos-
ity of a local businessman and must |
be paid for if not returned immed-
iately.
The only funds in the hands of Mrs. Rider, Florin, was the
the committee are those donated to | Winner of the Flein watch given
send Servicemen gifts. {rwav hy Warren Greenawalt, West
It seems ashamed that any of this | Main St. ieweler during the Com-
money must be used to pay for a|m'mity Fxhibit.
light deliberately taken by a very| The watch stoned Sunday, Oect-
unpatriotic person. {ober 14 at 12:15:37.
If returned to the Bulletin office Te
no questions will be asked.
emma Min ce eens
The Defense Depatment reported
here Wad-
33. Complete
the
evening,
details next week
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| FT ORIN LADY WON WATCH
parade
Oct.
nacdnay
Owing to the crowded conditinn
of our advertising columns this
week we were forced to elimingte
2 number of our features. All will
1,732 casualties in Korea last week. be. back ggain next Weel