Senior Class Play, Thursday and Friday, November 8-9, 1951, High School Auditorium
Were Injured In
Auto Accidents
In This Locality
These auto accidents
thruout this locality during
past week:
Auto Hit a Pole
Andrew B. Hess, eighteen, Mount
Joy RI, injury at 1:15 a.
m. Sunday when his car struck a
telephone Butter Road,
near Eden.
State Police reported Hess was
driving north on Butter Road and
went off the road, striking the
pole. Damage was estimated at
bout $350.
Woman Hit Fire Truck
Catharine V. Petersen, of Mari-
etta, was injured when an automo-
truck
Fire
two
occurred
the
escaped
pole on
bile she was driving and a
yelonging to the Bainbridge
Co., collided on Route 441,
miles west of Bainbridge.
The injured woman was treated
at the scene of the accident by Dr.
Michael Goarteh, Bainbridge, for
laceraticns and bruises about the
face, tndy and arms,
Charles FE. Anderson,
driver of the fire truck, told State
Pcliceman Walter Miller. that the
woman tried to pass the apparatus.
He said her car left the highway.
bounced back and struck
and then hit the end of
truck.
The fire truck was
It was |
Bainbridge,
a pole,
the fire
towed from
the scene. eing used to haul
water from King's
to fill. cisterns around Bain-
run, near
mcuth,
bridge.
ree
41st Convention
Lancaster County
Supervisors Asso.
The 41st convention of
the Supervisors’
Association will Mon-
day, Nov. 19 in the Guernsey Sales
Stables, Lincoln Highway East,
was announced by John Weaver,
executive secretary,
There will be morning and after-
neen sessions. Listed speakers
are: P. R. Nicholas, township en-
gineer for the State Highway De-
partment; Daniel A. Bailey, head of
the township divsion for the state,
and H. A. Thompson, secretary of
the State Associztion.
State Senator Edward J. Kessler.
will also take part in the program.
The annual election of officers will
be held during the morning. Roy
Dagen, Pequea township, whe was
slated for advancement to the pres-
year, died recently.
— WEE
Rev. John Gable
Florin Minister,
Given a Reception
The congregation of Glossbren-
ner Evangelical United Brethren
church, at Florin, held a reception
for the the Rev.
Gable, his wife and daughter,
last week in the social room of
annual
County
be held on
as
idency next
pastor, John
ian,
the church,
Arthur H
ted the church
Braun, who
at
represen-
the annual con-
Fal- |
itr
| Easton also has filed
| eve'ng, November
| 353 College
| years the scene of many
Fluoridation Of
Water Approved
At Landisville
A consumer poll, proving senti-
ment six to one in favor of the
project, will result in flouridation
of the water supply for Salunga
and Landisville, the East Hempfield
Twp. Municipal Authority has an-
nounced,
The two communities will be the
first in Lancaster County to take
this step in an effort to minimize
tooth decay among children. The
only three Pennsylvania communi-
ties known to be using the “treat-
at this time are Ford
and Evansville.
applica-
ed water”
City, Brookville
an
tion for approval of a similar in-
stallation.
Jesse E. Snavely Jr. chairman of
the authority, said the bids soon
would be sought for the Salunga-
Landisville installation. By means
of a mail poll, he said the authority
determined that two-thirds of its
total of 414 metered customers were
interested enough to voice an opin-
ion on fluoridation, and this opinion
ran six to one in favor of the
ject.
Consumers were advised that the
extra cost of the fluoridation wreat-
ment would add about $1 a year to
their individual bills.
Fluoridation has been recommen-
ded for Lancaster City's water sup-
rly, the Board of Health and
professional groups, but local plans
by
are still in the discussion stage.
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MEN AND BOYS FFLLOWSHIP
SUPPER AT E.U.B. CHURCH
ws Fellowshin sup-
per will be sponsored by the Bro-
therhood of St. Mark's Fvangelical
United Brethren Church, Thursday
8, at 6:30 o'clock.
All men and boys of the Church
and Sunday School membership are
invited to attend. Mr. Charles Cor-
of the Book Store
of the Evangelical Press, Harris-
burg, will be the speaker.
Other interesting items will be in-
cluded on the program. A free of
fering will be lifted to cover the
cost of the meal, will be
served by the members of the La-
dies’ Aid Society of the church.
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CELEBRATED THEIR 48TH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Major and Mrs. William C. Rehm,
Lancaster,
A men and br
nelius, manager
guest
which
Avenue,
quietly celebrated their forty-eighth
Sunday.
They enjoyed a motor trip
to Lady's: Lodge, Hammersly,
Clinton County,
wedding anniversary on
near
in in previous
successful
and enjoyable hunting trips by Mr.
{ Rehm.
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ference in Penbrook. was the pre- |
siding officer.
en from the church' and Sunday
School Park Shetter,
Musselman, C:. S. Nissley, Mrs.
L. Bishop, Mr. Mrs, John
Wittle, Cornelius Wisegarver
Gene Swords.
The pregram included duets
the Misses Buckwalter
Darlene Gerlitzki;
Mrs. Park Shetter;
es led by Mrs. Emma Keener;
a skit by Mrs. Elmer Wittle
Mrs. John K. Wittle,
Gifts were presented to the pas-
his family. Refreshments
the Ladies’ Aid
by
1
K.
and
by
Fay and
a reading by
German chorus-
and
and
tor and
were served by
Scciety.
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AN 18-ACRE FARM AT
IRONVILLE, BRINGS $11,325.
An 18-acre farm located at Iron-
ville, brought $11,325 at public sale
Saturday it was offered by
Benjamin Weaver, son and execu-
tor of the estate of the late Henry
and Laura Weaver.
Purchaser was Charles Weaver,
another son, of Columkia. The
farm has been in the Weaver fam-
ily for almost 100 years, the origi-
being one Everhard
when
nal owner
Weaver.
Edgar Funk was the auctioneer.
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LETTERS GRANTED
Betty Althouse, Pequea, admin-
istratrix of James D. Althouse, late
of Maytown
and
Greetings were giv-|
Clarence |
| and
H. | Needlework Guild of America
Viv- |
health
friends ex-
Both are enjoying good
their many, many
tend greetings.
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THE ANNUAL INGATHERING
WAS HELD HERE TUESDAY
The annual in-gathering of the
was
the Methodist
held Tuesday at
Church.
Mrs. Simeon Horton, is president. |
A display of all garments was held | when the
at the church that day and a lunch-
eon was held for all the directors of
the organization. A business meet-
ing followed the luncheon.
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THIS YOUNG MAN IS A
A MENACE TO MOTORISTS
Alvin Jacob Blantz, 18, Parkes-
burg R2, was prosecuted four times
for vari-
by
ous
Lancaster City police,
In
he had his driving privileges sus-
All this hap-
pened within two years.
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ON DECORATIONS COMMITTEE
Public Relation Director Robert
Swisher, has announced area
student Ruth Helwig of Mount Joy
has been selected and placed on the
Find-
lay College's Annual Home Com-
ing and Harvest Home festivities,
November 2 and 3.
tl tiie
IMIGH SCHOOL BAND
WON PRIZE AT E'TOWN
Local participated
in the Halloween parade held at
Elizabethtown Monday evening.
The Mount Joy High School band
won third prize and the Mount Joy
Lions Club also won a third prize.
es —— a
VIOLATED THE LAW
Over the weekend State Police
prosecuted Mary R. Rinehart, of El+
f{zabethtown for speeding and Rus-
sel C. Adamire, Manheim R2 for
operating an overweight truck
auto violations. addition
pended for 90 days.
an
Decorations committee for
organizations
| Edwards,
MOST
-THE-MINUTE
WEEKLY
I N LANCASTER
COUNTY
The Mount Joy Bulletin
VOL. LI, NO. 24
Were Honored by
Lanc. Co. Sunday
School Association
Dr. Henry G. Bucher, of Mt. Joy
dean of Elizabethtown College was
elected president of the Lancaster
County Sunday School Association
in the 60th anniversary
last Thursday at Salem Evangelical
and Reformed Church, Heller's.
The Rev. Nevin H. Zuck,
of Washington Street Church of the
Brethren, Elizabethtown, is retiring
president.
Mr. Paul S. Baker,
vice
of
convention
pastor
of Landisville
president and
Elizabethtown,
was elected
James Miller,
treasurer.
Among those elected to the exe-
cutive committee from this locality
the Rev. R. H. Daihl, Landis-
George L. Heiges, Manheim:
Rev. Mr. Zuck, Elizabethtown;
Rev. Ezra H. Ranck, of
were:
ville:
the
the
place.
124-ACRE COUNTY FARM
BRINGS $28,708 AT SALE
A 124-acre farm in Conoy Town=
ship, a mile northeast of Falmouth,
was sold Saturday by Russel E.
Harbold, Elizabethtown R1, to Leh-
Middletown R1, for
included
other
this
man Zeager,
$28,708. The
modern dwelling,
property a
barm and
smaller buildings.
stl leis
Salunga Mothers
Are Shown Movies
At Family Night
Family night was observed at a
meeting of the Mothers’ Mon-
day in Maple Grove schoo] house.
One fifteen
attended.
A
A
hundred and persons
musical program of home tai-
solos by
Aument,
Nancy
Jerry
were
the
instromental
Darrell
and
by
featured
Groff,
ent
Gordon
Bobby Ann
Musser, and
McElhenny.
by
Bishop
vocal solos
Group selections
the of
school,
Movies “Hunting in British |
Columbia’ Roy
Refresh-
presented children
on
were shown by
Brickerville.
ments were in charge of the follow-
Mrs. Edith Peiffer,
Newcomer, Mrs.
Mrs. Ivy New-
lye Mrs
of
hostesses:
Flizabeth
Rittenhouse,
Mrs. Bertha
Schreiber.
ing
Mrs.
Jerry
comer, and
Joanne
The next
Monday
schoolhouse.
held
at the
meeting wil] be
on evening, Dec, 3,
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FRIENDS VISITED PASTOR
FOR BIRTIIDAY DINNER
Rev. Myers, of
Penna. was very much
following Mount
folks arrived at his home
Firthday dinner.
and father,
Myers
Richard Satillo, |
surprised |
Joy |
on Sun-
day for a
His mother
Mrs. Arthur
and sisters,
and Mrs. Lester
Mr and
brothers |
Miss Jean Myers, Mr.
Myers and son,
David; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peters
and sons Dickie, Jimmy Nel -
Mr. and Mrs. Baughman and
children, Benita and Billy.
Rev. Myers of
Baptist church at Satillo
radio each
and
and
son:
is pastor Calvary
|
and may
he heard over Sunday
morning.
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POST CARD WILL COST
2 CENTS AFTER FEBRUARY 1
President Truman yesterday
signed the postal rate increase bill
which dooms the penny post card
as a part of a $117 million annual
boost in postal charges.
The new two-cent rate on post |
cards goes into effect next February |
Ist.
In addition, there will be a 10 per
for
newspapers and magazines April 1
Two other 10 percent in- |
creases on this type of mail will
take effect April 1, 1953. and April’
1, 1954, making a 30 hike
cent boost in mailing charges
next year.
percent
| the
| the
Sunday
| day
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, November 1, 1951
THANK OFFERING SERVICE
AT ST. MARK'S CHURCH
The Women's Society of World |
Service of St. Mark's Evangelical
United Brethren Church will hold
annual Thank Offering Ser-
vice on Sunday evening, November
4, at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. John Leth-
erman, missionary to Tanganyika, |
East Africa, under the Mennonite
Mission Board, will be the speaker
for occasion, Mr,
Sprecher leader,
their
this Norman |
will be the and
other men who are associate mem
bers of the Society will participate |
in the service.
This is is a public service and all
members and friendd are invited to |
attend. The offering will be used for |
specific projects of mission work in |
Ev United Brethren |
fields
rangelical
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Stork Shower For
Mrs. Jno. Matoney
Mrs. John E. Matoney 11 Fast |
Main Street,
shower Thursday evening given by |
Mrs. Clyde G. Boyer, at
Locust St., Elizabethtown
A yellow and green color scheme
was used and the
gifts were
baskinette
of
was honored at
her home
on
gaily wrapped
shower
ckirted
flower
Guests
Mrs.
Charles
backed by a
arrangement.
Mrs
Hendrix,
Mrs. Barton S.
Miss Melissa |
G. Shiffer,
all Mt.
included Matoney,
Sylvester M
W. Roth,
Shupp, Mrs. Lee Rice,
Strickler, Mrs. Robert
Miss Jean Darrenkamp,
Joy and Mrs. Robert Sheaffer, Mrs.
Clyde Barnhart, Mrs. Robert Zink, |
Mrs. Edward Haines and Mrs. Clyde |
G. Boyer, all of Elizabethtown.
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POLIO PATIENTS RELEASED
FROM GENERAL HOSPITAL
Mitchell Albert, 28
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Albert,
N. Barbara St, a polio patient at |
the Hospital |
of
month
Lancaster General
| the
| John
| to the
stork |
contained in a!
Mrs. |
The Dailies For
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1d | fie death in nine days.
old |
{ whiskey.
since Sept. 20, has been discharged |
and returned home.
Cory Funk, twenty
son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Main St.,
the hospital
month old
also a polio patient at
same since
has been discharged and
to his home.
Mrs. Harold Fellenbaum,
three, 3 West Main St.,
turned to home after
polio patient at the
pital since Sept. 16.
- a
twenty -
has
re-
her being a
Genegal Hos-
OLD SCHOOL IS SOLD
BOUGHT BY ‘A PLUMBER
The old Rohrerstown school pro-
comprised of the
and about three
brought $16,600 during
held Monday
East Hempfield
District.
A
school
of
a pub-
perty,
building acres
land,
evening by
School
lic sale
the Twp.
Lancaster plumber
building and will move his
business there.
AI GY CO es.
Weeks Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hoffman
of Maytown, a daughter at the
eral Hospital Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
necker, Mt. Joy R2,
Monday at the General Hospital.
Mr. Mrs. C. Eugene Zeller,
[47 Manheim street, a daughter
at the General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Rich. I’. Schwartz,
Cedar I Mount Joy RZ,
Thursday at St, Joseph Hos-
Gen-
G. Longe-
a daughter on
and
on
Jane, a dau-
ghter
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Engle, 28
South Market Street, announce the
birth of a daughter, Jean Elizabeth,
[ on Thursday, October 11.
David Risser,
announced.,
Mr. and Mrs. 126
W. Donegal St the
birth of a son, at 3:20 a. m. Wednes-
in the Lancaster General Hos-
pital.
Mr.
Hockersville,
of
the
Mrs. Clair Foreman,
Pa.,
birth of a son, Sunday at
Hospital. Mrs.
Pauline
and
announce
the Her-
Foreman was
Weiscr of Flor-
shey
the former
in all.
hPL
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Rice, |
East Petersburg, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary Sun-
day at a -family dinner the
General Sutter Hotel, Lititz
at
J
1m.
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WAS PRINTED EARLIER
As The Bulletin went
several hours earlier
were unable to publish the list of
in our Hallowe'en
to press
than usual we
prize winners
| parade last evening
| M College
Warren Funk, |
Sept. 27, |
returned |
| about it
{hound bus plunged upside down on
|
| paid $150 in
| shooting
| mobile
| seems
purchased |
{ men’s Fund.
‘Mrs. E. Robt. Nolt
Named President
Of Farm Women
Mrs. E. Robert Nolt was elected
president Farm Women's Soci-'
ety No. 4 a meeting recently at’
Mrs. John Musser, |
of
at
home of
near town
Other officers
Ira Frantz, vice
Wilson Mohler, and Mrs.
Musser Delegates
annual meeting at the Farm
Mrs,
G. |
were
Mrs
elected
president;
secretary;
treasurer
are
Murs.
Show »t Harrisburg in January
Mrs. Martin Greider
Frank Nolt. \
Miss
extension
and
agricuitural
talk and
An
Cook
worker,
Yvonne
gave a
salad making.
food, needlework
and flowers was held. The
| will collect canned goods for
Haven during the month te
livered on Nov. 29 when members
will sew at the Lancaster General
Heepital. The sum of $10 was vot-
to the «Community Chest.
Nancy baritone
horn sole accompanied by her mo-
ther.
The
bands at a
lemonstration on
auction sale of
society
Heart
be de-
ed
Musser played a
entertain hus-
dinner at the General
Sutter Hotel at Lititz on Nov. 24.
The speaker will be Dr. William
Patrick, president of the Board of
tiustees of Gettysburg College.
YW ee
Brief News From
society will
Quick Reading
A Lebanon Co. farm of 69 acres
tb rought $36,300.
York County has had seven traf-
The dock strike in New York City
{ has tied up 15,000 cases of Scotch
Additional new buildings at F &
will be erected at a cost
of $430,000.
Two men were arrested and fined
at for
chicks on a city dump.
The Hamilton Watch Company at
off 100
production employes this week.
The State of
snow fall
Lancaster dumping live
Lancaster, will lay of «its
Maine had six inch
The only persons happy
were the deer hunters.
Seven were killed when a Grey-
hill. others
hurt.
Kristin O.
Twenty-two were
of Phila-
Lancaster
Jennings, 46,
delphia was arrested at
on Sunday, charged with drunken
driving.
A
Broad Street
Philadelphia.
buck
subway
in a
at
Just how it got there
was shot
station
a mystery.
Lancaster
for
a pheasant from an auto-
Two young lads from
fines and costs
on Sunday.
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OHIO GROUP ATTENDS
REVIVAL AT MANHEIM
Two bus loads of visitors from
Souderton and a large delegation
from Orville, Ohio,
the audiences at the week-end ser-
were among
vices of the tent meeting sponsored
by the Manheim Mennonite Church
in Manheim.
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MOTORCYCLIST KILLED WHILE
ON WAY HOME FROM WORK
Benjamin E. Gutshall, 21, Eliza-
R2, was killed when
lost control of his motorcycle,
struck
thrown
of
a
hethtown he
then
a guard fence and was
on head on the berm
leaves a wife
his
He
13-months-old son.
eel Bliss
S SMOKER
Fire Company's
Friday
Fire
the road. and
FIREMEN
F viendship an-
will be held
9th at the
nual Smoker
night, November
House.
Proceeds for
the Disabled Fire-
A Ge
COURT SAYS NOT LEGAL
Back in 1948 Mr. and Mrs. John
M. Shemas, at Elizabethtown,
transferred their property to their
two children. The court has ruled
it was done to evade creditors and
| of $1,306
lcld grandfather
their ‘action was set aside.
ARTICLES SOLD WFLL AT
| SAMUEL SHELLY SALE
The sale of personal property on
the Shelly Man+
heim brought a total
Grey Iron Women
Held Hallowe'en
Party Friday Nite
employees of the
held a Hal-
Samuel H. farm,
R2, Saturday
articles sold includ-
ed an antique $11;
six at $8.50 each and six at
rocker, $13;
dishes with rows of lace edg-
Some of the
secretary, twelve | |
I'he
Grey
. women
chairs,
Iron Casting Co.
lowe'en Party on Friday, October
$2 96 at the home of Mr. and Mus. |
2.50 |
Samuel Gillums. i
with : : |
0 Prizes were awarded for COS~ |
small glass slipper, $3;
clock, $100; drop the
chests, $9, $12.50 and
$5.75 each; two white
milk
ing, $8 each;
brass
$9;
pewter plates,
each; candle holder
snuffer, |
Elizabeth |
funniest, |
prettiest
ugliest, Funk,
Hockenberger.
and |
tumes to
Lane, Grace
Maybelle
Decorations were in orange
black
and games played and prizes were |
leaf table $16;
$15.
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EIGHTY PERSONS ATTENDED
Refreshments were served
FARM WOMEN'S MEETING
nd awarded to Grace Funk, Eva Reigle, |
«
Farm Women's Society 5 .
\ Mary Schroll and Anne Schofield.
husbands held Halloween - i A ve. Fill Bul.
party Saturday at the home of My. lose presen. Wels Slher bu
: ler, Funk, Violet Foster,
rs. A. H. sidman, Manhe : y
a Mrs. AH. Weidman hei | Beulah Gillums, Marion Gerlitski
vi.
ended. Maybelle Hockenberry, Elizabeth
in costume and suitable games were Naomi] Leed, Elizabeth Mu |
Margaret Mounce, Eva Reigle,
Sarah Schneider, Mary Schroll, |
Anne Schofield, Viola Way, Maggie |
Way and Lillian Witmer
Other guests were Mary Zeller, |
Kathryn Zeller, Mr. Mrs. Ray
Mumma and daughter Cindy and]
|
their a
Grace
Approximately 80 persons at-
A number of guests came
Lane,
played. Te
The next meeting will be on No-
vember 24 at the home of Mrs. Mil~
Kissinger, East Petersburg
officers wil] be elected.
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LOT OF CORN BURNED ON
A RAPHO TOWNSIIIP FARM
The Manheim fire company
summoned last Thursday
form William L. Moyer,
heim R4, in Rapho township
extinguish a fire in a corn field.
Fire Chief Ralph Bashore,
reported the fire the
State Police, large
of corn was destroyed.
The
motorist,
dred
when
and
Sam Gillums {
OW aries {
was
"|The Local News
“For The Past Week
Very Briefly Told |
refriger-
to
of
who
to Lancaster
said a amount
At Columbia an electric
ator caught fire.
A traflic light has been erected |
in the at Neflsville.
Emanuel 1. Zuck, 87, of Bare- |
hanged himself his hod=|
discovered
Jr., of
fire by
Man-
was a
Ross Ritz,
heim R3.
EE aL PT”
WILL SEND CAKES TO
THE SALUNGA SERVICEMEN
The Sunshine Bible Class of the
Methodist at Salunga, held
its lasi week at
Mrs. Clarence Mowry
It was decided
square
ville, in
room.
A Columbia man caught thirty
church { pounds of fish in the river there on,
annual Monday.
Lancaster. Two motorists doing 80 mph in |
send
fc
cakes to the men of the S
presided. Salisbury township, were arrested
by State Police.
Garber,
fruit
lunga district who are
in the ser- Walnut street,
of
disorderly
Jacob of
vice. Columbia, formerly town, was
sted
Saturday.
The Columbia Malleable will per-
small |
Tentative plans were also made conduct on
a Christmas party on Dec. 5.
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JUNIOR C. E. HELD A
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
The
organization of the Church of
held a Hallowe'en
arre, for
for
£20
mit all its employes to
FRIDAY few
Endeavor |
God
party Friday nite
Marion Edwards,
Approximately twenty - |
game hunting the first days of
the
Wilbur
holds,
of | w
Junior Christian Season
Sweigart., sixteen, Rein-
was badly injured when he
at the home of is pinned under a tractor after
it upset in a corn field.
A 125 1b
frain near
Landisville,
killed
|
The animal |
doe was by ai
Harbor.
Washingtonboro
three costumed children attended
The group played games Safe
Mrs.
Edw: ards|
the party.
received refreshments. was dressed by a
Herr Mrs.
were in charge of the progr
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News In General
From Florin For
The Past Weel:
and Mrs. Henry Becker
daughter, Dorcas spent Sunday at
Hanoverdale at the Church of the
Brethren, Feast was
being observed.
Mr. Mrs.
end
and then given to the
Amos and butcher Co~ |
lumbia Hospital.
WAS SENT TO JAIL FOR
MONEY HE OWES WIFE
John Earl Way, Jr, S
to prison for
week for the
Betty Way,
children. Assistant
Attorney John W. Beyer,
the Commonwealth
Relations
$595 on the order,
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THE COUNTY'S 23rd POLIO
PATIENT IS A BOY, SIX
Daniel Saylor, six, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Saylor, Elizabethtown
was listed Monday
‘am.
alunga,
failure to
was
committed
$15 a
wife,
pay support of
his Landisvile,
Dis-
who
in
and two
trict
Rev. and | represents
Demestic Court, said
Way
owes
where Love
Landis Hess spent
the weekend Loysville, Perry
County, with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hess. R3,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, of] ter County's 23rd polio victim last
Rheems and Mr. and Mrs. Helen-
of Bellaire called Mr.
Samuel Shelley over the weekend.
Mr. Mrs. Ross Ammon and
daughter, Judy and son, Lanny of
Gap, and Mrs. Mabel Herr of Eliz-
abethtown were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Lillian Hamilton on Sunday.
Miss Connie Pierce the
Mrs.
and
at
as Lancas<
year
The child
the
was stricken ill last week.
being treated at his
|
He |
berger on 15
home by family physician.
and
AG
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE OPENS
Jacob R. Corll,
has opened an office at
St., this place.
Your
bookkeeping or tax service, will be |
public accountant,
29 W. Main |
:
spent {
mother patronage,
weekend with her
Ruth Pierce at Lancaster.
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re ee es A een
JUNIOR SKATING CLUB
Misses Constance
Lane, daughter of Mr.
Lane,
appreciated.
See advertisement elsewhere in|
this issue.
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|
LEGION TO ATTEND SERVICE |
The American its |
Auxiliary will attend the morning |
and Priscilla
and Mrs. Ed
id Wd
Donegal Springs Road, ar
Legion
have B
joined a group of forty-two young
the Hershey
Figure Skating Club.
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LEGION SMOKER, NOV. 16
W. S. Ebersole Post No. 185 Mt.
Joy. Américan Legion, have planned
their annual Smoker for the benefit
of the Children’s Christmas party
cn Friday, November 16th, at the
Post Home.
service at Trinity Lutheran Church |
on Sunday, November 11th.
Members will please meet
Fire House at 10:15 a. m.
re @
WHAT NEXT !
One of the Internal Revenue Tax
Brooklyn admits he
underestimated his own income
tax by $23,097. He resigned rceeni-
ly by request.
folks as members of
Junior
at the lc
|
collector at
| etta
| boro
| high school study hall
$2.00 a Year in Advance
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Mortuary Record
Throughout This
Entire Locality
Phares F. Reynolds, 71, at Mari~
| etta
Miss Linda Townley, eighty-nine
East Petersburg
Mrs. Laura V. Meshey, 59, widow
B. Meshey, at Columbia.
E. Snyder, 75, wid-
Wilson Snyder, at
at
of Jacob
Mrs, Martha
of Capt. H.
Columbia,
Charles F. Huck, sixty, at Mari=
He is the father of Albert B.
| Huck, who assists at Shatto’s
ber shop here.
Rev. C. E.
John's Episcopal
ow
Berghans, pastor of St.
Church at Mari-
the past 27 has rew-
He
etta for years,
signed will retire.
M. Nauman
Elmer M. Nauman, seventy-three
died at the home of his daughter
near Quarryville. He was born in
Elmer
| Rapho township and was a member
of the East Fairview Church of the
Brethren. Francis and Peter Nau-
man, Manheim R2; and Mrs. Hiram
Groff, Mt. Joy R1 are brothers ang
sister.
Funeral services at the East Fair-
view Church of the Brethren
| Thursday afternoon with interment
in the cemetery there.
William A.
William
died
nephew,
{ R1,
firmities of old age.
A. Keener, eighty-eight,
aturday at the home of his
Roy M. Fishel, Bainbridge
resided, of in-
He was a life-
of Conoy township
and a retired railroader. He was a
member of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Relief Association.
brother David,
Bainbridge R1, and a number of
with whom he
long resident
Surviving are a
| nieces and nephews.
Beverly Jean Snyder
Beverly Snyder, daughter
of Arthur and Mary Snyder, Eliz-
abethtown R3, died Tuesday at St.
Joseph's Hospital after an illness
of weeks. Besides the par-
ents, a brother Arthur Lee at home
| survives, as do the grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder, of this
and Mr. and Mrs, Raymond
McKee, Columbia R2
Funeral services at Elizabethtown
Fridav afternoon with interment in
Jean
three
{ the Mennonite cemetery there.
a
‘Xmas Boxes Sent
‘To Servicemen
The Mt.
mittee
Joy Remembrance Com-
Monday night the
and wrap-
ped all the Christmas boxes to be
sent to Servicemen from this area.
The committee wishes to express
its sincere thanks to everyone who
cooperated with them and helped
met in
| make it possible to get these boxes
in the mail by Nov. 1st.
The balance of their funds will
be used to send additional boxes at
a later date.
An appeal is made to all
have men in the services to
the of their
changes or discharges.
A subscription to the Bulletin
will be started on Dec 1st. for ev-
ery serviceman whose address is in
the hands of the committee.
There will be no further meetings
January, at which time new
plans will be made for the next
who
notify
address
Committee
until
bex to be sent.
nll
when in need of |FOYS GLEE CLUB OF
HERSHEY HERE SUNDAY
The Hershey Industrial
Boys Glee Club will
| Evangelistic
School
sing at the
services at the Meth~
{odist Church on Sunday evening
November 4 at seven-thirty.
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INSTALLED AS HEADS
Thomas J. B. Brown III of this
| place and Mrs. Melba Munns were
of the Marine
Corps League and its Auxiliary in
the league home at Lancaster.
ret Aes “en.
COMPANY TO EXPAND
The Donegal Mutual Insurance
Company at Marietta will erect a
$50,000 addition to its present build
ing there,
installed as heads
bah al