Newspaper Advertising Is The Business Man’s Good Will Insurance
Estock Affair Remains
As Is; Council Agrees To
Erect Fire House Annex
Prior to Monday night's session
of Borough Council a public hear-
was held to hear opposition in
placing the Pleasant
View building development into
Class A of the zoning regulations.
No opposition was heard and an or=
dinance to that effect was later
passed during the council session,
Again the case of Steven K. Es-
under construction
ing
regards to
tock’s dwelling
was discussed at length. Mr. Estock | property.
the |
had been ordered to remove
dwelling
zoning requirements.
At Monday night’s session Robert |
| failed to take any definite action.
Keller, president of council, in-
formed the councilmen that council |
individual, who saw fit to
do could prosecute Mr,
for this violation and that he could
be fined not less than $5.00 and not
or any
50,
more than $100.00 for every day the |
Complaints |
would have to be filed with Officer |
| permits.
violation continues.
Neiss.
Burgess Charles Fish
mended that council urge the Zon-
ing and Planning Commission to
allow Fstock to
building. Suggesting that he should
rot be prosecuted anv
proceed with the
more as he
hae been persecuted enouch.
Councilman H. Krall
council that if the case was taken
informed
Holstein Sale Hote
Netted $33,615
A total of $33.615 was paid Fri-
day for 76 registered and grade
Holstein cows, heifers and bulls at
the 26th Keystone Holstein Sale
near the boro.
A registered cow and calf in the
dispersal of John Ferguson herd of
Ontaria, Canada, were
purchased for $1,010 by Albert E.
Slear, Lewisburg.
A registered cow and calf con-
signed by M. M. Bennetch, Sheri-
dan, was purchased for $830 by El-
mer S. Myers, Mount Joy and Dan-
iel S. Stoltzfus, Lancaster R5. Stol-
tzfus received the calf.
A top grade cow and calf
for $620 to Ralph S. Shughart, Car-
lisle. It was consigned by John
Newman, Lewisburg.
The sale attracted
Maryland, New Jersey, Ontario,
and many Pennsylvania counties.
Harvey Rettew, Manheim was
the pedigree man. The next sale is
scheduled for Dec. 14th.
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TRUCK DRIVER INJURED,
CRASHED INTO ABUTMENT
Asher Mantz, 38, Elizabethtown
R2 suffered a compound
of the left leg and body abraisons |
when the truck dri iving |
struck the wall of fhe Hershey un-
Kinburn,
buyers from
he was
derpass and crashed into the cen- |
ter abutment last Thursday night.
He was treated at Harrisburg
Hospital. State Police from Hershey |
said Mantz apparently lost control
while traveling toward Hershey.
ee etl ets
CHILDREN'S XMAS PARTY
because it conflicts with
| tock. But no second.
Estock '
|
recoms=- i
sold |
fracture |
to Court the Court would very
likely uphold the decision of the
Board of Adjustment, but, since
Mr. Estock was granted a building
permit, the court would make the
boro pay the cost of moving the
building. ios
Councilman Paul Stehman sug-
gested that the necessary steps be
taken to enforce the zoning Ordi-
in respect to the Estock
«ner
nance
Councilman Clayton Newcomer
made a motion not to prosecute Es-
After arguing the case Council
Lester Hostetter was appointed
by council to attend a meeting on
Jan. 8 when the Chamber of Com-
merce will discuss Christmas dec-
orations for 1952.
Other business included the pas-
sing of a motion that local church-
es will not have to pay for building
Council also accepted the
deed to New St. from Jacob H.
Nolt.
Council decided to seek county
aid for work on four streets: Cedar
Lane, School Lane. New St. and the
South portion of High St.
The vearly aporovoriation of $300
was given to the local fire company.
(Turn to page 8)
TE KLESSINGER FOUND
1.048 PENNIFS HE SAVED
MOST
VOL. LI, NO.
Pa. Farm Show
May Surpass All
Previous Records
The 36th Pennsylvania
Farm Show on Jan. 14 to 18 is ex~
pected to shatter all standing rec-
ords for attendance, exhibits and
prize money.
The record-breaking in
exhibitors
the
annual
cash a=
wards to farm has al-
ready been assured by
show commission's announcement
that $55,100 will be awarded at this
show.
The show first started in 1917 out
of exhibits of fruit and grain scat-
tered throughout the state.
Throughout the years the
pose of the exhibition has remain-
ed the improvement of the incen-
tive for a greater Pennsylvania ag-
farm
pur-
riculture.
The commission,
show, is composed of Gov. John S.
Fine, Secretary Miles Horst, of the
Department of Agriculture, W. S.
Hagar, of the department's enforce-
ment division, and representatives
(Turn to page 3)
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Fred Diffenderfer
which runs the

Most of you who frequented the
of |
Michael |
Mount |
where | |
Farmers Inn here a number
years ago, will remember
Klessinger. When left
| Joy he moved to Lancaster
| he conducted a hotel.
Later he was a distributor for the
he
penny-operated weight
Thirteen years
ago he stored some of these scales
ordinary
scales in the county.
in his cellar and while moving them
the other day one seemed heavier
than the others.
He investigated and found 1,048
pennies in the collection box. No
wonder there is a shortage of pen-
nies.
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Celebrated Her
95th Birthday
Mrs. Calder
this place, quietly
! her 95th. birthday at her
|S. Market Street, on Saturday.
| Mrs. widow of James C.
Cassel, has lived in Mount Joy for
the past 15 years. Miss Marie Gantz
at whose home she noted
that Mrs. Cassel is in good health
and has not suffered illness

Cassel, of
celebrated
Emma
home on
Cassel,
resides,
any
during the past year.
According to Miss Gantz,
‘Cassel spent the
"many flowers and cards. She is still
active about the house but spends
| most of her spare time listening to
the radio, Miss Gantz said.
> ©
Mrs.
day receiving
SALUNGA MAN MUST PAY
George Rafferty, Salunga,
ordered to pay his wife, Sarah Raf-
ferty, Hodgson’s Trailer Court, $20
was
The annual Children’s Christmas a week for her support and that of
Party, sponsored by the Walter S.
Ebersole Post No.
at the Joy Theatre on Monday,
December 24th at 2 p. m.
four children. He was also ordered
185, will be held to pay $10 down on an arrearage
of $61, and pay $1 extra each week,
i until paid up.

Those In The Service
MERRY CHRISTMAS FELLOWS:
With this issue begins your sub-
scription to the Bulletin. This is
the other half of your Christmas
gift from the Remembrance Com-
mittee. Hope you enjoy it.
This colmn is yours. All the news
in it will come directly from you.
All the letters the
Remembrance Committee will be
printed herein. We do hope you
write. Tell what you do in the ser-
send messages to your
this column; If
address of a
you write to
vice;
buddies
you want a certain
friend well print it for you. Write
a letter or drop a card any time
and as often as you wish the
Remembrance Committee, Box 243,
Mount Joy, Pa. Keep this column
alive with news from you.
One very important thing we ask
of you, and that is, that you,please
keep us posted on all. changes of
addresses at once. If you don’t your
paper will get fouled up and you
won't get it regularly.
through
to
other |
Now that we have given you all
{ the dope on how this column will
| work we'll give you some news.
First of all, we hope by now all
| Christmas boxes the Remembrance
| Committee sent are well on their
way to all destinations. The reason
you got your
boxes so early was due to the fact
that rather than get in the Christ-
mas rush we wanted the overseas
boxes to get a head start, we
mailed them all at the same time.
The Committee
was organized
men in the states
SO
Remembrance
just a few months
ago and volunteers from Mt. Joy
did the canvassing to
raise money for your gifts. There
is some money left so if the Com-
mittee can manage it, and we sure
hope they can, you'll get another
box (different from the Christmas
box) next Spring. The Chairman of
the Committee is Vera Albert and
Co-Chairman is Jacquie Matoney.
There are a few regular volunteers
(Turn to Page 6)
and Florin

‘Heads PP&L Sales
S. Fred Diffenderfer, Lititz RD3,
| Lancaster division commercial man-
| ager for the Pennsylvania Power &
| Light Co., has been named manag-
er of industrial the
tire 28-county P. P. & L. system.
He will be transferred to the Al-
lentown headquarters of the com-
sales for en-
pany.
Diffenderfer, is a former resident
of this boro and moved to Lancas-
ter, a predecessor company of P. P.
and L. He has held his present post
with P. P. & L. since 1944.
Diffenderfer succeeds Clarence T.
Shoch the post.
Schoch
in Allentown
has been named assistant
to the vice president in the com-
mercial department of P. P. & L.
A. A. Anderson, of Sunbury suc-
ceeds Diffenderfer.
—
ONE ENLISTEE FROM
CALL
were

ONLY
{ THIS SECTION THIS
| men called
county's
Twenty-eight
| up for induction by the
draft boards Wednesday.
the 1,000 mark
drafted here
three
They
the number
since the Korean war started.
Ralph M. Snyder, Mt. Joy R2, is
the only one from this vicinity on
this call.
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HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN GROUP
TO BANQUET AT LANDISVILLE
On Wednesday, Dec. 12th the an-
nual banquet of the Lancaster Co.
Association will
raise over
of men
Holstein-Friesian
be held at the
Hall at 7 p. m.
F. F. Bailey, assistant county su-
perintendertt of schools will be the
Landisville Fire
speaker.
WW msn
CHAMPION CORN GROWER
Clyde Brubaker, Ephrata. R1,
grand champion
grower at the’
roundup of the Lancaster County
4-H Corn Club held in the audi-
torium of the Greist Bldg. at Lan-
on Saturday.
FELL FROM A CAR
A 4-year-old Elizabethtown
was
crowned corn
annual show and
caster
R2
boy,
father
He
moving car driven by his
John C. Haines, at Lgancaster.
was cut and bruised.
os meee Wiese
ESTATES ADJUDICATED
Local adjudicated in the
Orphans’ last week were:
Benj. B. West Donegal,
$1,752.47; John S. Washstetter, East
Donegal, $4,581.31.
ee eet Ul sin
REPORTED ERROR
Jay Jacob Swope, farmer, Eliza-
estates
Court
Brandt,
and reported the error himself and
settled on a field receipt for $25,
one-quarter of the regulation fine.
ON THE DEAN'S LIST
Benjamin B. Hess, of Mount Joy
Rl, is on the dean’s list for the
first quarter term at Elizabethtown
College.

UP-TO

James K. Haines, fell from a Hospital Saturday.
bethtown R2, shot a doe by mistake |
{ Florin have leased the Brick Ware-
J standing as of October 31.
THE
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, December
Plans Arranged
ENTERTAINED AT SURPRISE
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
Miss Franceanna Stoner
guest of honor at a surprise birtii=
day celebration at the home of Miss
Esther Walters on Saturday
ing.
A delicious luncheon was served
on a candle-lighted table. The cen-
was the
evens-
piece was a beautifully decor-
ated birthday cake, inscribed “Hap-
py Birthday Franceanna”. The
favors, in keeping with the Christ-
The Red
ter
mas season, were Rudolph,
Nosed Reindeer.
The guests who presented Miss
Eiss
Miss
Elizabethtown,
Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Esther
Stoner with lovely gifts were
Orpha Rettew of
Minerva Coble of
Mrs. Anna Frank,
Christ Walters
Walters.
Lancaster,
and

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Work of Our Local |
Rememb. Comm.
With this issue The Bulletin
the service men and women,
Mount Joy, Florin, and Mt. Joy
rural routes, will receive a copy of
of
the paper each week with the com-
pliments of the Mount Joy Remem-
brance Committee.
This committee, comprised of a
group of patriotic young people de-
the “home
funds for
They
cooperation |
sirous of helping on
began soliciting
last
excellent
front”,
the
were
cause

September.
given
from the citizens of this
area and |
by November had sent each service |
man a Christmas box. A subscrip- |
tion to The Bulletin is part of their
Christmas gift. |
Elsewhere in this issue ffaere is 7
most interesting Service Men's col- |
“the |
umn containing letters from
boys” themselves expressing there}
opinion of the committee. !
Read it each week. Continue to
support the committee in their ef- |
the boys in the |
forts to “remember
service.” |
{
I |
MARIETTA MAN INJURED
CAR SKIDS INTO POLE
Gruber Hoffer, 50,
injured at 7 a. m.
skidded
the
)
Marietta, ®
Tuesday when
the Marietta
Florin road and hit
was
his car on
Fike, near
a pole.
Hoffer was thrown to the road by
the impact. Dr. Thomas W. O’Con-
nor, of town, a passing motorist,
took Hoffer to
eral Hospital where he was treated
knee
He was discharged after
the Lancaster Gen-
for injuries to the left hip,
and chest.
treatment.
DQ Cree
Week's Birth Record
Mr. Mrs. Burton S. Shupp,
533 Ave, a
the Lancaster
and
Marietta
at
daughter
Tuesday General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John H.
son at the
Landvater,
Landisville, a Lancaster
General Hospital last Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul S. Young, S.
332 Cornell Ave., Swathmore, a
boy at the Philadelphia Osteopath-
Both Dr.
residents of
ic Hospital, today. and
Mrs. Young are former
Landisville.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yunginger,
of East Donegal, a girl at Ephrata
Community Hospital Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jere M. Snavely, of
Landisville, a daughter at the Gen-
eral Hospital Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Landis, Mount
Joy, a daughter at the General
Mr. and Mrs. John Piaquadia, 12,
West Main St., a daughter at St
Joseph's hospital Sunday.
wr er mm.
OUR POSTMASTER MOVED
Postmaster Chas J. Bennett Jr.,
and family moved from the Shaffer
property on East Main street to the
home they recently purchased from
Henry S. Garber Estate on Mariet-
ta Avenue.
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LEASED WAREHOUSE
H. Roy Nissly & Company of
house on Delta street from James
H. and Frances G. Rogers.
ee EE
EARNED $2.13 PER SHARE
The P. P. & L. earned $2.13 per
share on all common stock out-
| sued
| prohibitive,
| four
dollar,

INUTE
For New Donegal
High School
the
were
Donegal
by
Plans for proposed
High School
the joint board made up of officials
of E. Donegal Twp. and Mount Joy
and Marietta boroughs.
The
an optioned 20-acre tract
Mount Joy-Marietta road,
mile and a half west of Mount Joy,
Most of the
announced
| t
on
the
school would be located
on
|
|
|
under present plans.
land is now the
Rrubaker,
by Elmer Shearer
Invitations fo bid
about Feb. 1,
After that the board will have
see if it can obtain the needed steel,
with two acres owned:
are to be is-
officials said.
to
and whether not bid prices are
officials said.
or
The proposed building would be
partially two stories high, with a
total of 98,000 square feet of build-
ing space.
gymnasium
providing a standard basketball
court which could be divided
two practice courts, seating
(Tarn to page 8)
List o The Lucky
v > 7 7
I
Include d would be 1
into
with
‘Deer Hunters
This was well represented
in Pennsylvania
for the opening of the deer season,
| but reports of buck killed are very
At this writing the fol-
lowing were reported: Ralph E.
| Berrier, 331 S. Barbara St., shot a
point, 125 lb. buck in Tioga
County near Galeton at 10:30 a. m.
Monday. George Albert; a neigh-
was hunting with him.
Leas, Stauffertown, hunting
at Joe Bixler
Camp, shot a four point buck.
Mahlon Foreman, David St.,
ged a 7 point buck in Lycoming Co.
Victor Brooks, Florin, shot an 3
125 Ib. buck at Camp Black
Juniata County..
Nentwig,
area
hunting grounds
scattered.
bor,
Oscar
near Galeton the
bag-
poind,
Log in
Robert Florin, bagged
a 9 point deer and Elwood Nentwig
a 6 point buck while hunting at the
Black Log Camp.
ees
Junior Hi School
Elects Cheerlead’s
The the
1951-52 season, which was selected,
Miss Wilson, coach, the
Varsity and Junior Varsity
consists of the following people:
Kay Kear, 9th grade, Winona Mar-
klay Kitty Wittle, 8th grade,
and Shirley Metzler, 7th.
competing for the honor
Patsy Drace, Marlene
Gail Shelly, Becky Mec-
Groff, Ronnie
Geltmacher,
Darlene Ger-
Germer, Judy Naugle,
Herr, Jean Fbersole, Jane
Baringer, Nancy Diller, Priscilla
Mary Lou Kline, Nancy Det-
wiier, Lois Kaylor, Susie Schroll,
Nancy Waschstetter, Connie Wise-
Peggy Ann Kline, and Fay
Stephens.
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CHRISTMAS CONCERT BY
McCASKEY HIGH CHORUS
A concert of Christmas
will be presented in Trinity Luth-
Mount Joy, on Sun-
day evening, December 16, at 7:30
p. m., by the McCaskey High School
Glee Club and Chorus, under the
direction of Miss Dorothy Schock.
The concert is being sponsored
by the Bible Class, which
Mrs. Raymond Gilbert is president.
A patron list is being prepared, and
anyone who desires to
patron may have his name on the
list by giving a contribution of one
Junior High squad for
hv plus
squad,
and
Those
included:
Mumper,
Mary
Reese,
Zimmerman,
Joan
Kain, Jane
Jean Ginny
Peggy
litski,
Carol
Lane,
garver,
music
eran Church,
Ladies’
become a
A silver offering will be re-
ceived at the concert.
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AFTER THIRTY-THREE YEARS
Emmit H. Wright of Elizabeth-
town reported that he was‘reunited
with his youngest brother, Jchn
of Sharpsburg, Md. recently after
a period of 33 years,
WEERLY
The Mount Joy Bulletin
{ disorderly
i Mary,
admitted
about a |,
I N
0,
LOCAL WOMAN HAD HER
HUBBY ARRESTED —— JAILED
Clayton V. Frey, 219 N. Market
St,, Elizabethtown, with
aggravated
dnarged
assault and battery and
his wife,
Mount Joy,
Constable
conduct by
120 St.,
was arrested Friday by
Anthony Madonna and jailed for a
hearing before Alderman J. Edward
Wetzel.
Mrs.
acked
at her
Lumber
Frey, who alleges Frey at-
and fists
beat her with his
here on Monday
the Hospital
home was
to General
I'hursday.
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PHEASANTS RELEASED FROM
property of Henry | o cp OWER'S COOP HERE
10 Lumber St,
Police
pheasants
Ralph H. Cramer,
this boro, reported to State
that 50
were released from a coop on his
last Wednesday.
said he found one of the
home-raised
property
Cramer
doors opened and the birds missing.
The pheasants were to be delivered
to a Lititz sportsmen’s
distribution. Some of the hens re-
turned to the coop, but
the cock birds are believed to have |
group for
many of
been targets for hunters, police
said.
I eee
Il. B. ENDSLOW MUST PAY
£2,375 COMMISSION
In a sealed verdict the full $2,375
C. S. Bucks,
H B.
was granted.
asked by Leola real
estate agent, from Endslow,
Marietta RD farmer
Bucks said the money
a Lebanon
represent -
cd a commission on
County farm he sold for Endslow.
Endslow
greement with the real estate man.
An account of the above proceed-
denied making an
a=
ings appeared in last week's
letin.
eee a Ge
MISS ROSSER HONORED
Miss Louise Rosser, a student at
Mount Holyoke College; South
Hadley, Mass., a daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Robert C. this
the
dormitory
of
of
representative
to
for
Rosser,
place, was for
“Arabizarre”, a
Arah-
which was sponsored by
her
Lazaar named a modern
ian night,
the Student
held December
Booths were
Fund Committee and
1st.
set up, an
sponsored and an evening
held. All the
toward a laboratory
was money was do-
nated unit in
the proposed chemistry building
SHOPPER LOSES HANDBAG
Ave., to
detectives the
rietta repo: ted
change and a number of small mer-
purchases while
Queen St.
Monday
chandise
Green's store, N.
at 2:20 p.
the
in
Lancaster m
Police learned
shoppers we
at the
failed to do so
———
PARTY AND PROGRAM
AT HOSSLER'S DECEMBER
A Christmas program and party
the Parent
School
14 at seven-thir-
two other
to turn it in store office, but
14
will be sponsored by
Teacher's at Hossler’s on
Friday, December
ty o'clock.
Everyone to
attending is asked
bring a gift to exchange. The pub-
is invited.
lic
— eee
Activities of Our
Police Officers
Chief of Police Park Neiss charg-
Nelson Redmond, Reading
and El. Bowlie, Harrisburg with
drunk and disorderly conduct. At
Hocken-
Peace, they
default
ed of
of
James
the
to
a hearing before
of
committed
berry, Justice
were jail in
of fine and costs.

Steve Rakar, Union Deposit, Pa.,
was prosecuted for drunken driv-
ing and posted for
before Squire Hockenberry.
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LOST PART OF FINGER
Richard L. “Red” Parsons, 201
Mt. Joy St, suffered a partial am-
putation of the tip of the ring finger
be-
bail a hearing
of the right hand a half faour
fore quitting time at the James
Mfg. Co., on Tuesday.
He was operating a punch mach-

ine when the accident occurred
| counterfeit $20 bills.
Bui- |

auction |
|
|
| attend
loss of a black cloth!
handbag, containing $10 in bills and |, his
handbag was
. | .
picked up by a woman who told | point
was going] thicket

LANCASTER
1951
The Local News Mortuary Record
‘Throughout This
Entire Locality
The Past Week
Very Briefly Told
The r National Bank will |
be fifty old 15. |
Wholesale egg prices dropped 6¢
in this the |
Denve
years December
per dozen area over
weekend, i
farm near Leacock sold |
$59,466, over $1,-
A 56-acre
at public sale for
000 an acre
Two old coal oil lamps brought
£14 and $14.75 at
Peach Bottom
It cost
Lititz, $20 and
without a license
cach at a sale
Engle, 33,
for
Jerome of near
costs hunting | |
|
Elizabethtown residents
of
180 pints during
gave 86 |
blood against a quota of
a visit of the Red
Thursday.
414 South |
plead guilty
West Ches-
pints
Cross bloodmobile
Miss Wright,
Prince Lancaster
Marjorie
St
to drunken driving at
and was fined $200 and costs.
Brief News From |
The Dailies For
Quick Reading
7, of Lan-
ler
John Witmer Rdhrer, 4
caster, drowned himself in a bath
tub.
On Thursday New Jersey opened |
93 miles of its 118-mile super high- |
to traffic
merchants
way
been
for
Lancaster have
wamed to be on the lookout
Up in Alaska are having |
a war on the price of beer,
they
such
giving it away.
leads all other
farm fa-
We had seven.
after the Navy
women at the
500 had
hotel men are
County
the
1951
weeks
Lancaster
counties in state in
talities for
Just
started
four
training
Bainbridge, Md. base, over
enlisted.
The Caterpillar
will large
Company
addition to its
1,000
Trartor
erect a
York plant and employ ad-
ditional men.
for Pres-
It was too much bother

dance [ident Truman to put a dent in his |
vacation Florida, so he did not
the Army-Navy
Philadelphia Saturday
Near
in
game at |
Hagerstown a man parked |
car on a hill so he could get it
Mrs. Emma B. Heistand, 225 Ma- | srarted. He had to go backward |
Lancaster| down the
the car
hill,
construction
stopped over
road flare, set fire |
has no car
{
now he
——— —
jalopy
ELIZABETHTOWN
Elizabeth-
11-
of a pine
her
NEAR
Allen
R2
buck at
BUCK
Mrs
town
R. Kaylor,
housewife, shot an
the edge
a quarter mile from
home
She
band and a neighbor.
She
the deer and then her husband shot
Mrs. said
first deer she has ever
was hunting with her hus-
|
|
said she sent two shots into
it a third time. Kaylor
this was the
shot, she goes rabbit
but
every year.
Lk
ATTENDED LIVESTOCK
EXPOSITION AT CHICAGO
Two Mount Joy RI
Lloyd and Ralph Swarr,
Mr Mrs. J. L. Swarr,
turned Sunday a most

young men, |
sons of |
and Jr., re-|
from inter-
trip to Chicago where |
the
esting motor
they attended International |
Exposition and
Co's
and
Livestock visited |
the Swift house
the Ford
Detroit.
SENATOR
REPORTED SATISFACTORY
The condition of State
Graybill Diehm, a
General Hospital, was
packing
Chevrolet
and |
plants at
tl Ieee
DIEHM’S CONDITION |
Senator G. {
the |
reported as
patient in
satisfactory.
intermittent |
but
in the |
hospital for a prolonged rest. |
— A
FIRST TOBACCO CROP |
SOLD FOR 30 CENTS
This may not be a good barom-
Physicians said that
nose bleeds have stopped he |
fas been advised to remain
eter as to the prevailing price il
the 1951 crop, but it has been re-|
ported that one farmer sold his to-
bacco for 30 and 10 cents.
| daughter of the
| Susan Rahm, and was a member of
| Trinity Lutheran Church, here, and
hunting |
| Mrs.
COUNTY
T
$2.00 a Year in Advance
George F. Roye, 90, at Columbia.
Daniel C. Dupler, 84, at Colum=
bia
Charles H. Penwell, 71, at Mari-
etta.
John Clark, 59, of Columbia, at
the hospital there.
Albert B. Bard, 87, of Columbia.
He was born at Ironville.
Mrs. Carrie Lockard, 62, widow
of Samuel Lockard, at Columbia.
Lineous W. Greiner, 75, guest at
United Zion Home, Lititz. A
Mrs. Lewis Stark of this
the
daughter
place
Mrs. Minnie S. Carson
Mrs. Minnie S. Carson, 67, wid=
ow of Frank D. Carson, died at hex
home 202 W. Main St., this boro, at
'| 5:15 a. m. Saturday, after an illness
| of three years.
She was born in Mount Joy, a
late George and
the Women's Missionary Society of
the church.
She is survived by two daughi=
Marie R., and Mabel R., both
at home: also nieces and nephews,
She was the last of her family.
Funeral services were held from
the Nissley funeral home here on
Tuesday afternoon with interment
in the Mount Joy cemetery.
ters,
Mrs. Harry Lutz
Mrs. Mary (Maze) M. Lutz, wid-
ow of Harry Lutz, native of Florin,
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AED A, —
NO PRIZES FOR
DECORATIONS THIS YEAR
The Lions Club has decided not
Christmas decoras
tions project this year.
In the last few years they have
awarded prizes for the best decor-
and indus
to sponsor the
ated homes, churches
trial places.
Any interested in
continuing this practice can get in-
concerning it from the
organization
formation
Lions. ’
EE aE
‘News In General
‘From Florin For
‘The Past Week
Mrs. Levi Kopp returned ‘home
| from the Columbia hospital.
shopping | WOMAN SHOOTS 11-POINT 1
Mrs. Emma Leedom called on
Mrs. Laura Heisey on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Wittle was a Sunday
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vie=
tor Snyder at Newtown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph Hostet-
entertained these guests on
Mr. Samuel Becker Sr.,
and Mrs. Henry Becker and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beck=-
er Jr. and Family.
The following
Mrs. Leedom
Mrs. Lizzie Farst and Harry
and Mrs. Anna Daub, of Lebanon;
Della Breneman, Elizabeth Hess,
Mr. Mrs. Harvey Leedom and
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re
{ DEEDS TO BE RECORDED
Richard N. Lightner, farm on
Marietta-Bainhridge Conoy
Twp., for the J. E. Baker Co., York
Pa., to Richard and Anna R. Nissley
of Landisville
PO WI a
ter
Sunday:
Rev.
called on
Sunday:
persons
mma on
son,
and
road,
| TWO MEN IN DRAFT
Two local men were included in
the draft by County Board 83. They
were Dale E. Reigle, Florin, and
{ Ralph M. Snyder, Mt. Joy R2.
a
SFLIT BONE DURING GYM
Gerald Miller, 15, son of Mr. and
John D. Miller, Mt. Joy and
High Sts., fractured his left elbow
during gym class on Wednesday.
et A
DRIVER PROSECUTED
Eugene Thomas, this place, was
prosecuted by State Police at Lan=
caster for driving without a licen=
OW
MARRIAGE LICENSES
James D. Blank, Manheim, and
Sara Jane Swarr, of Landisville,
a