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CoM NTY Ex - Postmaster
Wm. Tyndall, 81
Died on Tuesday
William of the
Tyndall, one

VOL. LI, NO. 46
me Camerons
Of Donegal
Donegal will
a historical re-
be given before
County Historical
Herbert H. Beck, on
m. in the
Duke St.
FIRE DAMAGES DOUBLE
HOUSE AT BAINBRIDGE
The unoccupied portion
double house at Bainbridge
damaged by fire with a loss
mated at $100.
Bainbridge firemen extinguished
the blaze, said it originated in a
portion of the house owned by Joe
Beljak, Bainbridge, who is remod-
eling the home,
The blaze, apparently caused by
an overheated furnace in the two
and a half story dwelling, was dis-
covered by Beljak who was work-
ing in the house. The damage was
confined to the floor and walls of
the living room.
The other section of the
dwelling is occupied by the Uriah
Spade family. Firemen said there
was no damage in this section of
the dwelling.
a,
Begin Plans For a
PTA Organization
Landisville District
the formation of
of a
was
esti-
The
be the
search paper to
the Lancaster
Society by Dr.
Fridgy, April 4, at 7:30 p.
307 N.
Camerons of
subject of
historical society,
Lancaster.
Dr. Beck's paper
Simon Cameron, his James
Donald Cameron and their families.
Simon Cameron born near
Maytown 1799, and grew fa~
mous in the true Horatio Alger
manner. He learned to be a printer,
then editor. Abandoning this car-
eer, he became a canal construction
at the age of twenty-
seven he had undertaken
largest cana! operations in the
Next he turned his talents
and finance
is a study on
son,
was double
in
contractor,
some of
nation.
to banking, railroads,
of iron mjanufacture. He helped es-
tablish the Middletown bank, and
became its cashier. Soon he held
complete control of the bank, and
was a large stockholder in the Har-
risburg bank. He was interested in
the new railroad from Philadelphia
to Columbia, and from Lancaster to
Harrisburg—promoting the railroad
and selling the railroad the
products of his iron works! Virtual
his
Initial plans for
a Parent Teacher
made Monday night during a meet=
ing in the East Hempfield Town-
ship High School building, Lan-
disville.
Mrs. Elwood Kramer
the
committee
Association was
had charge
that
was appointed to ar-
iron
of and announced
a
range for a meeting April 28 in the
of
session
control of the railroad was in
hands.
By keeping a watchful eye on ca-
nal, bank and railroad legislation he
laws
high school when the formation
organization will be
by
such an ex-
from
the
representative
PTA
aine é
was able to secure favorable plained 3 ;
some other active in
for his enterprises, and at the same
(Turn to page 3)
The Directors Are
Studying a Seven
District Merger
The Donegal Joint School Board
last week took under consideration
an invitaiton to join with Elizabeth- |
town Borough, Mount Joy, West
Donegal and Conoy Twps. in a sev-
en-district merger.
A decision is expected to be
reached at the next regular meeting
of the joint board, April 17, it was
announced.
The Mount Joy Water Company,
was authorized to advertise for bids
county.
The committee planning the ses-
includes: Mrs. Hunter Petit,
Salunga; Mrs. Elwood Miller, Lan-
disville; and Mrs. Clayton Aument,
Landisville,
Mr. Miller named chairman
of a committee to arrange for a su-
pervised playground in the Lan-
disville-Salunga area.
ent A I
PRIZE WINNERS AT LIONS
HOME TALENT SHOW
The Lions Club Talent show held
in the high school auditorium on
i Saturday evening, very
cessful. The attendance was
and the show
sion
was
was suc-
good
was very well re-
ceived.
The twenty
sented quite a problem
competent judges who
with the following decisions:
place winner, Nancy Yoder,
ress, Pa. Baton twirler,
acts of talent
for
came
pre-
the
up
First
Prog-
Harold
third,
Ac-
on construction of a water line from
the borough to the proposed school
site between Mount Joy and Mari- |
etta. The nmlove was authorized in Groff, Middletown, Trumpet;
order to get an accurate |
on | The Johnson Sisters, Rheems,
the project.
whether to |
{ robats.
Also discussed Prizes were fifty,
consolidate grades one to 12 or sev- | fifteen dollars.
en to 12, with the latter being de-; = yt
cided upon. A jointure will not be | JUDGE BARD & REV. KEISER
officially formed until contracts are | WILL SPEAK TO OLDTIMERS
awarded for the new high The Hon. Guy K. Bard, Federal
building, it was announced. Judge. Sixth District of Penna,
TE Wi = and the Rev. Elmer A. Keiser, Vic-
WAS GRANTED A DIVORCE ar of St. Luke's Episcopal Church,
Ruth Gerlach, 140, E. Lemon St, | will be the guest speakers at the
from Phares Gerlach, Kaylor's Ho- | Old-Timers banquet at the Legion
tel, West Main Street was granted | Home on Friday evening, April 25.
a divorce on grounds of indignities. Invitations have been mailed and
They were married October 7, 1950 the committee hopes for an im-
and separated Avi 13, 1951. {mediate response in the reply cards.

cost
was twenty-five and
school |
Report of Lanc. Co. Society
For Crippled Children
The Lancaster County Society ry out the orthopedic surgeon’s in-
for Crippled Children and Adults
covers the entire County in their
services to crippled individuals.
Through the clinics held at the hos-
pitals - 6 clinics month
children and adults are examined
by the orthopedic surgeons. They
make the diagnosis and recommend
the treatment.
The treatment may be hot packs,
special exercises, strengthening of
weakened muscles, training to ime
prove poor posture, teaching some
child or adult to walk, applying a
cast, braces, corrective shoes, or a
special appliance to prevent or cor-
rect a deformity regardless of
what is recomymended, the Society
by its trained staff, attempt to car-

structions. ,
The staff may
homes anywhere in the city or the
county, or the patient may come to
the well equipped treatment cen-
ter at 129 East Orange Street, Lan-
caster.
When you buy and Easter
Seals, you give every crippled child
and adult chance - a chance to
get a needed service for which they
themselves cannot pay - a chance
to take their rightful place in the
world.
Appended is a record of
rendered locally by the
The number of visits for
trict are designated in the
ing:
Office Home Hosp.
3 136
4
make visits to
every
use
a
service
Society:
each dis-
follow-

Clinic
20
14
5
5
10
Mount Joy Borough
Rapho Township ...................,
Mount Joy Township ................
Fast Donegal
Fast Hampfield 2
West Hempfield i
East Petersburg
32
4
20
44
3
58
21
1

Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon,
Simon E. Garber,
Retired Preacher,
Died Last Friday
Simon E. Garber, 88,
preacher of Bossler Mennonite
Church, West Donegal Twp., died
at 2:15 a. m. Friday at the home of
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. Earl L. Groff, Strasburg
R1, where he had resided the past
ye
a retired
ar.
He suffered a stroke last Wednes-
day.
Preacher Garber was ordained
to the ministry the Mennonite
Church in 1906 and served for 46
years. He was born in West Don-
egal Twp, a son of the late John
S. and Susan Erb Garber, and re-
sided there his entire life. He was a
of
farmer by occupation.
There survive
Preacher Henry
Joy R2; Norman
children:
F. Garber, Mount
E., Upper Darby;
Suie, wife of Preacher Martin R.
Kraybill, Elizabethtown R1; John
S., York; J. Clarence, Lancaster R6;
Monroe E., Elizabethtown R1; and
Helen, wife of Earl L. Groff
whom he resided
seven
with
23 grandchil-
grandchildren.
immediate
There also survive
dren and 22 great
He was the last of
family.
his
held
here on
Funeral services from
the Nissley
Monday
services
Church
joining
were
funeral home
afternoon with further
at Bossler's Mennonite
and interment in the ad-
cemetery.
——— —
LOCAL MOTORIST WAS
PROSECUTED AT COLUMBIA
Hinkle, 105
this boro, charged with ignor-
red traffic light at Fifth and
Sts., Columbia, was pros-
last Boro Police-
Gardner He
summoned hearing
of the M. L.
Samuel Columbia
Ave.,
ing a
Locust
ecuted week by
Bink.
for a
Peace
man will be
before
Justice Schaib-
ley.
— ell
Are Opposed To
Daylight Saving
Letter to The Editor:
The of fast
been on a lot of people’s minds for
feel that
business men and all
problem time has
some years and 1 we, as
farmers, oth-
1
neighbors and friends in all
of
er
walks
fast time, should
about it. I do not like to cal} it Day-
light Saving Time.
When we think of God in all His
life who are opposed to
we do something
how he created the Heav-
en and the Earth, the Sun and the
Moon, and Stars and everything on
Farth the
smallest the
when he had finished his work he
said that
Who of us could change
in God's plan and make it
ter? If the of
should produce better crops
better
(Turn to page 6)
——— Cee
MRS. JOHN ABEL TENDERED
STORK SHOWER FRIDAY
Mrs. Lee Rice, Mrs. Burton Shupp
and Mrs. John Matoney held a
Stork shower for Mrs. John Abel,
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Calivn Kramer, West Donegal
on Friday evening.
Guests were: Mrs. Clyde
Elizabethtown; Mis. Henry
Middletown; Miss TruPere
Mrs. Eugene Crider,
Mrs. Sydney Showers and
Dottie Sprecher of Manheim;
Peggy Berntheizel, Columbia; Mrs,
Roy Wagner, Miss Melissa Strick-
ler, and Mrs. Richard Dillinger all
of Mount Joy.
Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. William
Landisville, a son at the
Hospital Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shearer,
Joy R2, a daughter Sunday at the
Lancaster General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Gebhart,
Pine street, this boro, a daughter
at the Osteopathic Hospital last
Thursday.
wisdom,
the and in waters from
the to greatest, an
it was good.
anything
any bet-
farmers America
and
food to feed
produce our
street,
Boyer,
Chubb,
Diehm,
Lancaster;
Miss
Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lamping, of |
Florin, a son at the General
al.
Miss |
of |
{
|
Mt. |
April 3, 1952
MISS ROSSER STUDIES
CONGRESSIONAL PROBES
| WITH COLLEGE GROUP
South Hadley, Mass, March
Miss Louise Rosser, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rosser
“Four Winds,” South Market street,
this boro, was among a group of 22 |
Mount Holyoke college students |
and 26 Amherst students who spent | moving
March 24, 26 in Washington, | To} many,
D. C. studying Congressional inves-
tigations at first hand.
Union National
"u Buys 2 Properties
For Parking Lot
Around April 1, annual Spring
time thruout this locality
95 and many years, also has its
| usual realty transactions and trans-
| fess. Appended are several in this
| immediate vicinity.
The Union National Bank
| continues in its effort to do every-
convenience
The group met Senators George |
E. Aiken (R-Vt.), J. Willard Ful-
bright (D-Ark.)y Hubert Humphrey
(D-Minn.), Henry Cabot Lodge and |
Leverett Saltonstall (R-Mass.); of
Francis Biddle Attorney | bank purchased from the owner,
» ISP wy ’ ye
General, and others. for | ™ Potter, two x Nos.
111 on the North side of
Mount Holyoke students and lead- | and
| Main street
| of the bank's lawn.
The
{ cupied by Frank Aument’s sporting
Clyde Tripple's
and will remain as is
here
| thing possible for the
Just recently the
M.
108
East
east
its customers.
former
A dinner properties,
and immediately
women in government was ar-
ranged by the Mount Holyoke Al-
umnae Club of Washington.
The
ago by
at Mount
students
ing
properties are at present oc-
was begun 5 years
Victoria Schuck
College to give
program
| goods store and
Professor
Holyoke
Public
| jewelry store
for the present.
The entire rear of both properties
will be
parking lot for
Affairs seminars |
for gathering
information for research papers
Professor Earl Latham Ambherst
instituted the program there a year
in
ideal opportunities
converted into a modern
the bank's patrons.
wilk take
of
The purchaser immed-
iate possession
ago.
- A deed was recorded at Lancas-
a
ter for the transfer of the
AnEastDonegaler "5c i
Won The Croquet =: i mie
Champshp. of Fla.
town. The purchase
ball
major
Truman
ough,
Funk,
price
also of
was $7,200.00.
ED AI
GOLD PROSPECTOR, NATIVE
OF WEST DONEGAL, DIED
John T. Prescott, 83, of Royalton,
Dauphin County, native of West,
Donegal township, and a Klondike
in
representing |
leagues cities thruout
are the ath-
setting the South afire |
is an oi
|
|
|
|
|
|
Those clubs
many
the
letes who are
|
country not only a
died
Hospital.
broken
eight weeks ago and has been a pa-
tient in the hospital since.
Leaving home youth, Pres-
| cott worked the California
vineyards. He joined the Gold Rush
to the Klondike 1898 and did
not return home 1938. During
ten of these years his gvhereabouts
There for forty years,
ster Florida
that them all talking. He
native of East Donegal but has been |
Florida for the
these balmy days prospector
down Siebring, way | the Dauphin County
has is a Prescott suffered a hip
past four |
living in
years. as a
We refer to Mr.
84 years, 8 months
Amos went
aged first in
days.
Amos Herr,
and 22
out last week and in| in
an elimination croquet tournament, | until
won the championship of the Sun- |
ny South, | were
The
a Florida newspaper
to the final with
Johnson, of Springfield, N.
“Fo
sports Mr
an annual event. unknown to his family
As a prospector, Prescott lived a
colorful life filled
| of the gold fields
| disillusionments.
He
finding
following is reprinted from
excitement
the
with reference with
George as wel] as
J.
enthusiasm
game
in one
gold
It
gained some fame area
the
discovered
at $750.
for
He
again in the |
energy and
Herr
and time
nugget
val-
has few peers for largest
ever there. was
has won time
Potluck
atternoons
all
to lose a
Satui day | ved
tournaments
on the
Winter. If
game, it is a pleasure
on
EAST PETERSBURG FIREMEN
GFT NEW FIRE TRUCK
shuffleboard |
courts one 1s going
to

The $16,000 truck,
{ chased by the East
{Co and
| housed in the recently . renov: sig]
hall.
campaign
| funds the
{ conducted in the
| The truck,
is also equipped with a 400 gallon
tank, 200 feet of
hose with a high pressure fog noz-
1,800 feet of
two aluminum
fire
Petershurg Fire
new pur-
his
that
spirit
lose to Amos Herr,
twinkle hear
His is the
Youth that his long and varied life
just to see
eyes and to
chuckle. surely of arrived was informally
fire
A
has never shadowed. Congratula-
tions are, his and best wishes for to obtain additional
many more championships.” for apparatus will be
— — _—
Two Slight Fires:
Shed At Florin:
‘Truck Ablaze Here
fires in the local area were
Tuesday by
Mt. Joy and Florin.
occurred
near future
a 750-gallon pumper,
booster booster
zle, two and a half
inch hose, ladders,
and other modern equipment.
A
be planned at this week's meeting
of the
formal housing ceremony will
Two
volunteer
extinguished fire company.
i QA eee
THOMAS MARINER SPOKE
TO ROTARIANS TUESDAY
Mr. Thomas Mariner, engineer
with the Armstrong Cork Company
Lon-
guest
firemen from
The
the
Florin,
first about noon at
Lester Grove service station,
when a small frame shed
I next to the garage was destroyed
by fire.
Fire Chief William Mateer, of the
Florin Fire Co., the building
storage purposes and
Ma-
determine
| Coming
| the Triplets meeting at
which April 22nd; Rotary Senior
8 ty basso] Thursday, April 25 and the
the hood o
and Daughter day, May 6th.
| truck owned and operated by wil- | etl Ml meses
‘ > 4 PD; < > ic “Cr 7]
on alti NY | PASSED ANOTHER MILESTONE
ire wef Ray vers, the Arp
. NG Eh | Myr. James M. Berrier,
Friendship Fire Co. said He truck visor Mount Joy
was traveling on West Main Street celebrated
of Lancaster, who resides on
Road, the
at the Rotary luncheon on
Ac-
genecker was
sai
id speaker
was used for Tuesday
the loss was estimated at $150. :
could
His subject was on

coustics.
teer sai
er said he Rol announced were
Lititz on
Ball,
Father
events
the cause
At 5 p.m
leaked
hose,
Tuesday alcohol, on

from
burned under
of ex-super-
township,
guietly his sixty-fifth
birthday Jim
from farming two years
build
of
toward Lancaster, when the alcohol
i burst into flames. The only damage,

retired
and
last week.
ago
the
as past-
was to the heater hose.
rr ———
he said,
assisting to new
at Manheim,
is now
| school house
| SHOW EDUCATIONAL FILMS { time.
Cedar Hill School will present a |
' showing of various educational PLEASE DON'T DO IT, SAYS
films on April 4 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. | OUR BOARD OF HEALTH
{ Dorothy Greiner, | By an elsewhere
Everyone is invited | in The Bulletin, our local Board of
Pe | Health calls attention of some citi-
THE EASTER VACATION zens running wash water on streets
{ Mount Joy Borough Schools will| and alleys of the Boro. They re-
be closed April 9 to 14th incl. for | quest a discontinuance of this prac-
Wee
teacher. advertisement
{ and East Hempfield Twp

J Easter vacation this year. tice
oul
in the F
at. Columbia
old
known residents of boro,
$2.00 a Year in Advance m. Tuesday
Nurs
eighty-
at 2 a
Manor
He
ing Home,
was one years
82 East
New Tire Flap Law
For Vehicles In
Effect April 1st
Me
today
the
into effect
just recently, he resided at
Main street
When he Leb
anon he was superintendent of the
Hermann Aukam and Co
moved here from
handker-
Otto F of
Revenue,
olf
which went
April 1
The amendment
Vehicle Code
commercial
Secretary
warned of the pro-
“Flap Li
Tuesday
sshnev,
visions new ww
on
to the Moto
stipulates that every
must be
with
the
walter,
vehicle con=-
structed equipped some
of
wheels
or
sort device to prevent
from throwing
road substances
991,
stones or other
al
: TYNDALL
degrees,
‘ now
WILLIAM
manufacturers,
Mills.
the
a tangent exceeding
thus
ing behind or
“Where flaps
law does not dictate
chief Mount
driver follow-
re
—
|
endangering a
Later served
borough
: Joy as postmas-
passing " |
until retiy ing |
|
ter ol
required,
the
used,” Secretary
“Naturally,
least
to be effective.
are the
from active business life
actual type {
He served on the Mount Joy Bor- |
ough Mt
Trinity
to be Messner ex=-
School
Luth- |
Council and Joy
though, it must
the tire
Also. the
rigid enough so as not
the
plained.
at
order
Board. A member of
in
flap
to
allowable
be as wide as
was
(Turn to page 8)
ee A A Oe es
eran Church, here, he superin-
must be
Lillow out beyond
FRANK GOOD CELEBRATED
HIS 80TH BIRTHDAY
“Mushy” Good
his eightieth
on Monday, March 31
at Henry Jacob
Hotel here, where
tangent.”
|
|
The law applies only to commer-
Frank quietly
|
cial motor vehicles registered in
milestone |
He
Engle’s
Pennsylvania. celebrated
The penalty for failure to wear
such protective devices is a fine of
$10. with the alternative
of Outside of
government-owned
he was employed |
and costs,
imprisonment fire a bar clerk a number of years |
and
|
equipment ago. i
|
“Mushy”
and cdn
vehicles, there are no exceptions is a butcher gocy =
e good
He is a
outdoors and did con-
pation also a
as to the type of commercial vehicle
to the
said.
. storing og
which law applies, Messner hand at carpentering reat
lover of the
siderable
his time.
He
joying very
-— —— small game hunting in|
The Local News
The Past Week
Very Briefly Told
Fifteen killed
the weekend.
A blow
Marietta but the damage was slight.
Mr. Shellenberger
celebrate Friday,
April 4th
County
retired some time ago, is en=|
good health and can be |
seen “over town” almost daily, un-
s the weather is bad.
— © -
26TH ANNUAL BANQUET
OF CO. FIREMEN'S ASSO.
Five hundred and thirty-five
les
foxes were thruout
the
torch
fire~
county over companies |
the
men representing 84 fire
C
26th annual banquet of the La
caused a fire at], pancaster County attended
Reuben will
his birthday
Firemen's Association
the
Highway
the
the annual |
City |
from
ter
Saturday
Barn,
the first time
held
Lancaster
County
on night in Guernsey
Sales Lincoln Enst
has
the
Sheriff © Abe Lane
appointed a justice
Clay
Mrs
celebrated
This was organ-
been of ization has ever
township.
James M. Propst, of
their
peace in
Mur.
Klinesville,
seventh wedding
events outside
Quite
Friendship Fire
fast tH
and a number of members

Sind ‘
sixty Company were in|
anniversary endance.
a
week. er
John E.
was prosecuted by
2|
|
Joint |
School Authority
Elected Officers
The meeting of the
Hempfield Authority
night in the East
School, Lan-
officers were
Haldeman, Lititz R
Manheim
closely
-
too and]
illegally
men for following
truck
16,
foxes Sunday.
passing a fire
Paul Cramer,
shot
killing one
Laneaster RS,
After
of 7
two large
he found her nest
foxes and killed them.
—— OD —
ENOS WITMER GIVEN
$21,600 LAND DAMAGES
Viewers appointed by the
baby
regular
School
first
Joint
was held Monday
Hempfield High
at which time
County | Twp
| disville,
Court to fix damages to a Rapho
negotiations completed
of the
| elected and
farm In
the construction of the Harris-
burg Pike, awarded $21,000 to Enos
Witmer.
The
in both townships,
the purchase ground
site for the joint school.
William F. Hoffman, 1
was elected chairman of
Earl C. Albright,
Rl, vice
| Hoover Jr.,
and Christian M.
S. Clyde
‘or aS
new for a
andisville, |
113-acre farm, located partly the au
Colum-
John
secretary;
thority;
was severed by
15
and 93 acres to the
bia president;
Mountville
Neff,
Weaver,
the new pike, leaving acres to
the south, north
of the highway. Rohrerstown, |
The farm had been used primarily | of East
the were | Petersburg, is
the
Following
as a dairy farm, viewers
told authority
the organization the
named Adolph C.
(Turn to Page 6)
I —_—
WORMLEYSBURG FACULTY
( VISITED BORO SCHOOLS
the school |
ited Mt
March 26
have a
—
Boro Schools Get
$43,551.34 State
Appropriation
The
. . ‘
school districts In
authority
Faculty members from
Wormley Pa.,
Borough School
they do
these
at sburg, vi
Joy on
fourth class | Since not high

forty-nine
Coun- | school, teachers were
$1,089,-
ap-
Lancaster
total
semi-annual
to
expen-
elementary
lasses They
chools
in observing
high
Manheim
same
receive of interested
their
ty will
472.00 as
propriation
a
and junior school ¢
isited
the
from the state help | Twp
day.
—
HOSPITAL
Carl
St.
Don't Get Alarmed
Not a Fire Call
Residents are hereby
meet teacher pay and other
ses.
The districts
the
appended:
Conoy township .
Fast Donegal township
East Hempfield twp.
Elizabethtown Boro
Marietta Boro
Mount Joy Boro
Mount Joy Twp.
West Donegal Twp.
West Hempfield Twp
—— ——
IN THE
Mrs.
patient
in this locality and
amount each will receive are Germer is a
at Joseph's hospital

$21,666.69
42,317.38 ;
3,985.53
56,609.93
29,657.37
43,551.34
19,668.34
11,788.83
16,179.31
1
informed
switch
REN will be
Code at
instead of the
that due to repairs to the
box, the FIRE S
tested for the
Noon on Saturday,
8
The Mt. Joy Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Post 5752 will announce their
Jackpot winners at the Fire House
on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 pm
entire

usual twelve o'clock signal.

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Mortuary Record
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[Entire Locality
80, at Manheim,
4, at Colum=
Keller,
Kreider,
Henry G
Fugene L
bia
Ada F. Beelman, 76, at Eli=
zabethtown
Michael Billett
at Marietta
H. Hartig at Marietta.
He was born in East Donegal twp.
William F. Becker, 80, of Eliza-
at St. Joseph's Hospital
90, a retired gro=
oer,
John 67,
bethtown,
Sunda
Fred
heim,
Brookmyer, 79, of Man=-
the Hospital on
M
at General
Sunday
wife of
She
61,
Lancaster,
trick,
at
Marietta
Jacob Eugene Gibble, aged 10, of
Ephrata, died suddenly when
food lodged in his windpipe.
Mrs. Bess De
Ie
burn at
nea:
Elam C. Hertzler,
Elam C
at 1
born at
died at his
He
and was a son of
and Anna Cassel
former
Hertzler, 75,
home ancaster Friday was
Salunga
the late Henry B
Hertzler. He was a
at Millersville
ago conducted a general
Main
ceased was
merch-
ant and many years
store on
this boro.
in Masonic
street, in
well known
circle S.
Mrs. Annie K. Wellman
Mrs. Annie Wellman, 83, of
466 S. Catherine St., Middletown,
died at home after
of some She
K.
her an illness
time was born in
resides Mount Joy, a daughter of the late
Central
| Henry
and Martha Keener
(Turn to page 3)
——_—
‘Tobacco Farmers
Way,
Hit Hard Thruout
County This Year
reports from Asso=
Agent Harry S.
According to
County Farm
| Sloat, the tobacco situation in Lan=
but en-
he claims,
production,
if
acreage
Count
As of
an over
is anything
today,
is quite
the
reduce
our
25%,
get
is of opinion that
their
three
farmers
it will
back to normal
At pre
of
are at a loss to know just what
Some buyers
“open
require vears to
sent there is a large am-
tobacco unsold and grow-
ers
are hoping
will up” while many are
contemplating having their crops
| packed
farmers re-
1951
Lancaster County
have been selling their
(More on page
— 3 -—
a9
a)
MRS. AARON GOOD HOSTESS
| TO HER SIX SISTERS
and Mrs. Aaron Good Sr., of
Mus,
families
Mr
iertained
and their
on Sunday
Mrs
Mr. and
Elea-
of Man-
of Har-
Ri, (
Good's six sister
dinner
Mi
Shipnensburg;
Sara
turkey
Guests were and Zu-
gene Rice
Mrs. H
nor, and
Mis
Mi
Robert,
H. Becker, Jane,
Becker,
Williams,
Mrs. Levi Mumma
Levi Jr. and Do-
Mumma, Lebanon R5; Mr.and
Mrs. Carl Ginder, Mount R1;
Stephen Mev.
Harry H Emenheiser,
and Stuart Emenheiser, Mt.
Mr. Richard Barr, Mr. Mel=
both of Lancaster.
— Ne —
Marion
Ann
nd
heim;
rishurg:
Rosella,
Joy
md Ginder,
and Mr
Sy I In
R1;
B
ar
Joy
vin
the fifth member o "News In Gohera
<< From Florin For
‘The Past Week
W. Roberts from
burg Mr. Mrs.
Hershey from Lemoyne visit-
Mrs. N. E. Hershey
weekend.
Mrs
spending
Mr. and Mrs. R
and and
HB
ed Mr.
the
Mr
family
latter's
New
and
and OV=
Olsen and
week with
Richmond
Arthur
the
at
and
are
the
Hill
Mr.
parents,
York
Mrs
birth
S
Earnest Lamping
the of a Son last
1
K
wee
Rev
d
ucting
Bernhard
Services
is con=
at Moh=
Brethren near
Howard
Revival
lers Church of the
| E Pi rata
and Mrs.
Lancaster were
Nelson Felty of
Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauff-
(More on page 3.)
RE a]
PASTOR IN HOSPITAL
Wilbur Deck, New Haven
was taken to the Lancaster
General Hospital on Monday in the
Fire Company ambulance,
LOCAL
Rev.
street,