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High School Activities — Class Day, May 29th — Baccalaureate, June 1st — Commencement, June 3rd
Mount Joy High School!
Class Day Exercises
In Auditorium May 29
16th Promotion
At East Donegal
Thursday Evening
The sixteenth annual ninth grade
promotion program will be held on
Thursday evening, May 29 in the
East Donegal High School. The
student speakers for the affair will
be Ruth Drescher, Barbara Martin,
Patsy Hawthorne, John Hershey
and Robert Bailey. They will speak
on “Prominent Contemporary Lan-
castrians.” James Kinsey, class
president, will give the address of
welcome and Jack MecKain will
render a saxophone solo.
The Rev. W. H. Wagner, pastor
of the Maytown Church of God,
will deliver the invocation and the
Rev. W. M. Allison, pastor of the
Maytown Lutheran Church, will
the benediction. George Mor-
ris, president of the school board.
will present certificates to 85 jun-
students. Awards
Miss Phyllis
Depoe,
give
ior high school
will be presented by
Morrison Kenneth
class advisors.
Students to be graduated from the
Paul Ely,
and the
high school
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Pre-Registration
For Daily Vacation
Bible Schocl Here
This Sunday, May 25, has
set aside by the Mount Joy
terium for the
pupils for the Daily Vacation Bible
School. Each Church School
check its pupils to
want to participate in
junior are
been
minis-
pre-registration of
will
determine how
many the
school which will take place from
June 9 through 20th.
All children interested in attend-
ing the sessions who are not affil-
iated with a Supday School in Mt.
Joy are asked to notify the Rev.
Harlan C. Durfee before - noon,
Monday, May 26th, preferably by
post card. Such information should
include both the name
grade in which the pupil
fall.
The school will be held in Saint
Mark’s Evangelical United Breth-
ren Church with daily sessions be-
of pupil and
will be
in the
ginning at 8:30 a. m. and conclud-
ing shortly after eleven each morn-
ing. There will be no charge - but
daily offerings will be taken for a
mission project. All children from
four to, fourteen are invited and are
urged to attend.
School And Home
Association Met;
Elected Officers
The regular meeting of the School
and Home Association was held in
the in the
art room last Thursday.
Funk,
local elementary school
Benjamin
president, was in charge of
the meeting. An electric eye chart,
which had been purchased by the
group, was shown examined
by Mrs. Sadie Brooks, school nurse
Mrs. Beryl Hahn, art teacher, in-
troduced the different types of art
work done in the local school.
Officers for the coming year were
Charles Chunko was elect-
Mrs. Warren Foley,
Mrs. Charles Buch-
secretary Lester Hos-
and
elected.
ed president;
vice president;
enauer, and
tetter, treasurer.
Miss Edna Charles’ first grade
won the prize for having the great-
present
reward,
percentage of parents
for the meeting. For their
they received an electric wall clock.
They decided to repair the backstop
and to give $5 toward the rental of
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MRS. SARAH ESPENSHADE
WAS EIGHTY ON SUNDAY
Open house was held Sunday,
May 18th, by the daughters, of Mrs.
Sarah Espenshade, in honor of her
eightieth birthday.
It was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Latchford, Pine
street. Guests were present from
Philadelphia, Bethlehem, Elizabeth-
town, Bainbridge, Coplay, Fal-
mouth, Lancaster and Mount Joy.
She received many lovely flowers
and gifts.
est
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Mount Joy high school Class Day
Thursday
the
exercises will be held on
May 29th at eight o'clock in
high school auditorium.
A short skit, the scene, a Railroad
Station. Opening address, Loretta
Kline; Cast of characters: Reporter,
Asher Neiss; Photographer, Mary
Landvater; Magazine girl, Jean
Darrenkamp; Ticket agent, Marlyn
Myers; Movie star, Mary Ann
Spangler; Red cap, Gerald Wilson;
Magician, Robert Williams, and In-
Robert Schneider.
Class History, Robert Sherk:
(Characters interpreting the scenes)
Polly Brooks, Nancy Ashenfelter,
Shirley Hawthorne,
Shatto, Claudette Zeller.
Presentation of gifts, Peggy
Fackler, Gerald Wilson and Donald
Thome.
Prophgcy, Sally Nissley, Flute
solo: Girls Quartette, Barbara Shel-
ly, Jane Starr, Theda Shenk, Shir-
ley Groff. Imitations, Harold Brandt
Miriam Marion
spector,
Georganne
Toni twins, and
Oberholtzer. ’
Presentations of gifts, Jay Brooks
Jane Wisegarver. Class WHl,
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LACK OF BIDDING HALTS
SALE OF SCHOOL HOUSES
The McKinley Fairview
school in Rapho township,
sale |
and
and
houses,
withdrawn
for
from public
lack of sufficient
were
on Saturday
bidding.
The McKinley
reached $1,550,
School, $1.800.
rounced that
be purchased privately. |
the
school building
and the Fairview |
School
buildings may
officials an- b
both
Officials also announced that
two other Rapho township school
offered for sale on
the Chestnut
Ruhl’s Church;
on the E-
Union
houses would be
Saturday. They
Grove School,
and the Chiques School,
Road,
are
near
lizabethtown west of
Square.
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NINTH GRADERS TO IIAVE
YEARBOOK FOR FIRST TIME
high school book
the ninth grade
A junior
will be issued hy
class of the East Donegal Township
High School the time in
the of the school. The book
will include pictures of the 86 stu-
year
for first
history
dents, biographies of each student,
and class statistics of junior high
days.
Each student wrote one biogra-
phy of one other class member.
Shirley Gerlach wrote the class |
history, and Gloria Scholl, June
Heinaman and John Heisey wrote
the class will. Faculty advisors for
the new project are Mrs. Paul
Gingrich, Edward Richter, and
Donald Staley.
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LOCAL PASTOR MAKES PLEA
IF'OR RELEASE OF JOHNSON
The state pardon board was ask-
ed to free a 27-year-old Lancaster
man who is serving a 15 to 30-year
prison term on robbery and rape
charges.
The plea was made by the Rev. |
Joseph W. Gantt, pastor of the!
Bethel A. M. E. Churches of Mari-
ctta and Mount Joy, in behalf of
Nathaniel Johnson.
Johnson was sentenced in Lan-
caster County Court on Sept. 12th,
1942. He is serving his sentence in
the State Penitentiary.
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REV. AND MRS. SHULTZ JR.
GIVEN A RECEPTION
The Rev. George Shultz Jr., pas-
of Reich's Evangelical Congre-
gational Church, Bainbridge,
Mrs. Shultz were honored at a re-
ception at the parsonage, Maytown
Mrs. Paul McMillan was gener-
al chairman. Devotions were led
by Mrs. Marian Koser, of Mt. Joy.
J. G. Roland, superintendent of
the Sunday School,
pastor with a purse, the gift of the
Sunday School.
RE —
MARIETTA CRACKS DOWN
ON DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
Borough council at Marietta an
nounces a crackdown on delinquent
Eastern
tor
and
presented the
real estate taxpayers.
Hereafter, a lien will be filed on
real estate one of}
tax payments. In all |
real estate on which taxes have not |
year in arrears
addition,
been paid for three years is to be
foreclosed and sold at Sheriff's sale.
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Personal Mention
Mr. E. E. Wolgemuth left today
for Greenville, S. C., where he will
attend the graduation of his son at
the Bob Jones University.
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LANCASTER
The Mount Joy Bulletin
COUNTY
VOL. LI, NO. 51
Child, Aged Two,
Crossing Highway
Killed By a Truck
aged 2, son
Richard S. Enck,
injured fatally
a truck on
Nelson Lamar Enck,
of Mr. and Mrs.
Marietta R1, was
when he was siruck by
340 in front of his home.
Rufus Williams,
sub-station, said
Edward
Phil -
Route
State
of the
the truck was operated by
L. Mason, 5333 Market street,
adelphia, and
Elizatethtown.
The boy,
was playing in his
when he the
way into the path of the truck
The Fncks May -
town =~ Elizabethtown about
Policeman
Columbia
was headed
according to the police,
front of home
darted across high-
live along the
road,
a mile and a quarter north of May-
town.
Dr. E. C. Koitkamp, of Marietta,
deputy coroner, said the boy died
of a fractured skull.
The child's maternal grandpar-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Martin S.
of Mount Joy RI1.
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LIONS AND EXCHANGE CLUBS
MEET AT LANDISVILLE
Members of the Landisville Lions
Club and Exchange Club of East
Hempfield Twp. held a joint meet-
ing at the Landisville Fire Hall on
Newcomer,
Monday evening.
Arthur Cornelius Jr,
ent in of the
Division of the FBI,
were present from Mountville
special ag-
Philadelphia
Guests
charge
spoke.
and
Ephrata.
etl eer
Last Reunion Held
At The Sun Hill
School, Rapho T.
reunion of former teachers and
tt of the Sun Hill School, in
Rapho township, one of 27 schools
in the Manheim Central School
District which are scheduled to be
sold, was held on Sunday after-
noon.
Miss Anna Gable, the present
teacher, arranged the event which
was attended by approximately 250
people, including fifty former stu-
dents and seven former teachers.
The oldest person present was G.
Clayton Hertzler, 85. One of the
oldest teachers, Mrs. Abram Long-
enecker, Lititz, gave a short talk in
which she outlined her experiences
at the John
retired Penn township
school Beamesderfer,
school direc-
the dis-
tor, also gave a history of
trict and school.
Mrs. Samuel Longenecker, Man-
heim, was acting secretary for the
recorded on a
Clyde Hollinger,
event which was
tape recorder by
oi Manheim.
The school building was sched-
uled to be sold #t public sale but
was withdrawn for lack of suffi-
cient bids.
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RHEEMS MAN CAUGHT
DOING 100 ON TURNPIKE
Walter E. Gish, of Rheems, was
driving fast enough on the Turn-
pike to quality for the 500 mile
classic at Indianapolis Memorial
Day. He was clocked last Nov. 11
doing between 95 & 100 m.p.h. State
Police say, Gish heard in
speeders court at Mon-
was
Lancaster
day.
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TAKNG ADVANTAGE OF
THE BROAD TAX LAW
Boroughs as well as numerous
townships, not to overlook Lancas-
ter City, taking full advantage
of the State’s broad local tax law.
To date 2,148 new taxes were lev-
the law and the number
are
ied under
is still | increasing.
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VACATION CLUB MEMBERS
RECEIVE THEIR CHECKS
The officers of The Union Nation-
al Mount Joy Bank have announc-
ed that checks have been sent to
the members of their 1951 Vacation
Club on Monday, May 19, and that
their 1952 club is now open.
I
THIRTEEN IN THE CLASS
A class of 13 seniors will be grad-
uated from Conoy Township Hig
School, Bainbridge, at commence-
ment exercises at the school May
28 at 8 p. m.
toward |
FOUND WEDDING RING
LOST FORTY YEARS AGO
Ralph Myers, of Salunga, is
wearing his gold ring,
a ruby in a raised setting, again,
And a mighty happy man he was, it
first time in 40 years that
from |
was the
the
his wife,
ring, a pre-wedding gift
Florence, was on his fing-
er.
Forty Mr. Mvers gave
the ring to his wife to keep before
he left his Salunga home for work.
Mrs.
years ago,
Myers went out to do some
chores in the barnyard and the ring!
disappeared. Despite a careful
search, it seemed to have disap-
peared.
One day week Mr.
eighty-year-old Edward G.
He bent
last Myers’
father,
Myers, was in the garden.
over to look more closely at some
potato stalks just breaking through
the earth, the
golden glint of the ring caught his
As he stooped over,
eye
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Auto Accidents
In This Section
During The Week
We had the usual number of au-
to accidents thruout this locality
during the past week but fortun-
ately none of the passengers were
badly injured.
There were 49 accidents thruout
this territory in ten days. Fifty per-
sons were injured.
Cars Badly Damaged
The drivers of two cars which
crashed on Donegal Springs Road,
at 6:45 p. m. Saturday,
escaped serious injury
Mount Joy,
miraculously
in the collision which caused one
automobile to turn completely over
and hit a utility pole. Damage to
the two cars will probably amount
to $2,500, witnesses said.
According to Chief of Police Park
E. Neiss, who investigated, a car
operated by Mrs. William Workman
ci Westfield, Tioga Co., had pulled
to the right side of the road near
the curb to let the car immediately
behind her She then signaled
and began to a left
was struck by a car op-
of Lititz R2.
a 1948 sedan
and
pass.
execute turn
when she
erated by Roy Sauder,
Mrs.
was a total loss,
Sauder’s 1950 car was also practic-
Workman's car,
witnesses said,
ally demolished.
Both drivers were examined at
the office of Dr. William M. Work
min, here.
Tree
Lehman, of
Skids Against
Miss Erma L. Lititz
{2, suffered a laceration of the up-
per lip Saturday when the auto she
was driving skidded on the Man-
heim-Mt. Joy road and struck a
tree.
State Policeman George Spotts
estimated the damage to the car at
$200. Miss Lehman was treated by
Dr. W. J. Stout, Manheim.
Car Upside Down
them chil-
Six four of
dren,
persons,
escaped serious injury when
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NEW ATLANTIC GAS
STATION OPENED HERE
of The Bulletin
announcement of the open-
ing of the new Atlantic Service
Station, on West Main Street.
The building is modern in design
and equipped with the latest
service
On another page
is the
ap=-
proved equipment to
car and will carry a complete line
of tires, hatteries and accessories.
Mr. Paul K. Stehman is the pro-
prietor.
your
el Crem.
Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Heisey of
Rheems, a son at St. Joseph's Hos-
pital.
Mr.
Manheim
and Mrs. George Tarker, of
R2, a daughter at
General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tondee, of
Charemont, Calif., a son Wednesday |
May 14 at the Pamona Hospital. !
Mrs. Tondee was Fay* Kretzing of
town.
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ATTENDED BANQUET
Members of the Mount Joy Art
Club attended a banquet at the Die
Brickerville Scheier held by
Village Art Association,
Some of the group are taking more
lessons from Charles X. Carlson.
a ring wi.h
the |
, ded.
the |
Lititz.
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday
‘Court Named 3
Viewers to Assess
Land Damages |
| Three Lebanon County men were
appointed by the Lancaster Coun- |
ty Court to estimate and assess the
damages suffered by Aaron A. Wit-
myer, Rapho township, through the
building of a
portion of the Eastern |
{ Extension of the
Turnpike through his land.
Witmyer
asking for
Pennsylvania
had presented a petition
the appointment of the
after he and the Pennsyl-
Commission
viewers
were
agree on the money due
vania Turnpike
not able to
him for the property damage
Witmyer
tracts of
two contiguous
one 36 acres 91.88 |
80 acres 1.22 |
of the Pinch |
Commmission
owns
land,
perches and the other
rerches on either side
Road. The
took approximately 22
Witmyer land, he
Viewers named by
Turnpike
acres of the
claims.
the Court are
George S. Bleistein, Myerstown;
Peter W. Reinhard, Lebanon, and
Thomas M. Trout, Lebanon,
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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
ACCEPTED FOR ADMISSION
Loretta Kline, commercial course
has accepted a secretarial position
in the office of the Executive Secre-
tary of the Alumni Association of
Llizabethtown College.
Sara Ann Nissley, academic
course, has been accepted for ad-
mission to Simmons College, Bos-
ton, Mass. She will study Interior
Decorating and Design.
Marlene Zimmerman, academic
course, will enter Nurses Training
course at St.
Lancaster.
The Donegal Joint
Board Elected
Officers Thursday
A meeting of the Donegal Joint
School Board was held last
Thursday evening at which time of-
here
ficers were elected as follows:
A. D. Seiler, of town," president;
George Morris, Maytown, vice
president; Paul Portner, Marietta, |
secretary; and John Hoffman, May-
town, treasurer.
Prior to the’ election, a resolution
was adopted establishing a rotation
plan to be followed in future elec-
the officers
by direc-
Under the plan,
held alternately
tions.
would be
Joseph's Hospital, in |
| sold the
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Afternoon, May
MISS RUTH ELLEN HELLWIG
WILL GRADUATE MAY 25
Findley College will confer
degree Bachelor of Science upon
Ruth Ellen Helwig, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Helwig, town,
in the Sixty-fourth Annual Com-
mencement exercises to be held on
{ Sunday. May 25 at 3 p. m. on the
Findlay campus
Governor Frank J. Lausche, Ohio,
will deliver the principal address
to the graduating class on the sub-
ject “The Future of American
Youth.”
The college will award thirty-two
Arts and Bachelor of
upon
Bachelor of
Science degrees senior
uates in addition to conferring three
Bachelor of Divinity three
honorary Doctor of de-
and
Divinity
grees,
‘Mrs. Mary Minnich
Heads the Salunga
Methodist Church i
Mrs. Mary Minnich was re-elect-
ed president of the Women's Soci-
ety of the Salunga Methodist
Church at a meeting at the home
of Mrs. George Rosenfeld.
Other officers elected are: Mrs.
Rosenfield, vice president; Mrs
Willis Kendig, recording secretary;
Mrs. Amos Newcomer, correspond-
ing secretary; and Mrs. Phares
Stehman, treasurer. These secre-
taries also were elected: Mrs. J.
Melvin Newcomer, Christian social
activities; Mrs. Robert Pike, crvirit-
ual life; Mrs. Amos Newcomer, lit-
erature and publcations; Miss Alice
Strickler, missions; Mrs. Willis
Kendig, Mrs. Robert Bish-
op, children’s work; and Mrs. Har-
old Myers, publicity chairman.
The society will hold a
dip” social July 9 on the lawn at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Melvin
Newcomer. The next meeting
be held June 11 at the home of Mrs.
Amos Newcomer.
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HISTORIC OLD HOTEL AT
ACCOMAC WAS SOLD
Ted Caracher, of Marietta,
Hotel Accomac, a-
cross the river from Marietta,
200-year-old property to
Morton Nauss, of Wrightsville,
will take possession this week
supplies;
“dime a
will
man-~
ager of historic
has
who
Caracher has managed the hotel
for 37 years.
Caracher
the
the late
became associated with
ownership of
Mariet-
hotel during the
Norman Pickel, of
tors from each of the three districts
in the jointure, which comprises
Mt. Joy and Marietta Boroughs and |
| East Donegal Township
The new president made perman- |
ent the building committee com-
prised of Charles Bauserman, Mari-
etta, Morris, and himself. The com-
mittee was authorized to meet Wii]
cflicials of the Buchart Engineer-
ing Co., and approve alternate bids
to be advertised along with the reg- |
construction of the
School. The al- |
involve. minor
|
for
Senior High
ternate bids would
changes in the building plans in an |
effort to reduce the cost.
The = committee meet with
the Buchart engineers May 23, |
after which bids will be advertised.
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MRS. NORA DERR BUYS
CUNNINGHAM PROPERTY
Last Friday evening at the Bul- |
letin Office the First National Bank |
and Trust Company here, guardian
of Charles Cunningham, alls
story frame dwelling on Hopewell
this boro, at public sale.
was purchased by Mrs. Nora Derr, |
for $1,740.00. C. S. Frank
and Louis S.
ular bids
Joint
will
on
sold
street,
of town,
was the auctioneer
May, attorney.
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{ FIRE CO. AUXILIARY
HELD MONTHLY MEETING
The Ladies Auxiliary of Friend-
| ship Fire Co., held their monthly
| meeting with fifteen members
present and two new members ad-
At their June meeting they plan
to hold a Stanley demonstration
and will serve refreshments
rr
DRIVING WITHOUT GLASSES
The State Police prosecuted Mr.
Lloyd R. Swarr, Mount Joy R1, for
violating his restricted license by
driving without glasses
ta, who made the inn famous for
chicken and waffle dinners.
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COMMENCEMENT AND
| BACCALAUREATE SERVICE
[ The seventeenth annual Com-
mencement service of the Bible and
| School of Theology will take place
the
Lan-
Thursday evening, May 29, in
Calvary Independent Church,
The Rev. Strauss,
of the Calvary Baptist
Bristol, Penna., will
bring the Commencement address.
The Mr.
to Lancaster
caster. Lehman
pastor
Church of
Rev. Strauss is well-known
audience.
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PAN HOT LARD CAUSED
FIRE SCARE AT FLORIN
The Co.,
moned at 1:15 p.m. Tuesday when a
pen of hot lard ignited and caused
the
Florin Fire was sume-
home of Adam
the |
extinguished by
a fire scare at
Mumma, Florin. However,
i burning lard was
the time firemen arrived.
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Brief News From
«| The Dailies For
Quick Reading
There were eleven deaths on
Lancaster County Highways this
year thus far.
. . |
Canadian newsprint, used by the
|
grad- |
1952
'6 Workmen Hurt
When Little Inch
Pipeline Burst
Six workmen, engaged in the
construction of a compressor sta-
tion on the “Little Inch” pipeline
for the Texas Eastern Transmission
Corp. near the Marietta Transpor-
tation Corp. Depot, were injured
Saturday morning when an explos-
ion occured in a newly installed
valve
Admitted to the Columbia Hos-
"pital where their conditions were
were: A. C
address
reported as good,
Courtney, Highspire, home
| La., fractures, brush
burns and severe shock; B. Frank
fuss Hotel Kenney B, Columbia,
bone
brush burns and |
Houston, Texas,
shock; Robert Bury, Wrightsville,
| from Edna, Texas, foreman, shock;
Pete Micale, Wrightsville, home ad-
dress, Chester, burned about the
face; Frank Francis Walker. Hotel
socust, Columbia, of Fulton, N. Y.,
b werations and head injuries; and
{ Elmo Elgier, 400 Chestnut St., Col-
umbia, of Birmingham, Ala, leg in-
| juries and shock
There was no fire and officials at
the scene said that if there had
been a spark, all 20 workmen on
| the scene would probably have
| been killed
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East Hempfield
Will Graduate 37
Seniors May 29
Thirty-seven seniors will be
graduated from East Hempfield
Twp. High School at commence-
ment exercises in the school at
Landisville next Thursday evening
May 29.
Velma Jean Shenk, valedictorian,
and Beth head
Trayer, salutatorian,
the class. Other honor students are
Mary M. Eberly, and Loretta R.
Schimp.
Student Orators Named
Student orators for the com-
{ mencement program were selected
on speaking ability. They include:
Miss Shenk, Malcom H. Stehman,
Miller.
in-
Kumler and Joan L
remainder of the
Lester D. Adams,
Donald C
Baker, J
Fern R.
The
cludes:
class
George J.
Mary
Edward Bertz-
Dickel, Andrew H.
Geisenberger, Dor-
othy L. Gilner, Louise M. Graybill,
William H. Charles E
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Arapolu, Bachman,
Elizabeth
field, Eva H.
Ebersole, Ann
Greider,
GEORGE G. FRY, 76,
HEANGED HIMSELF
Despondent and in health
poor
found Saturday
the
May 16, 1876,
morning
was
hanging in bedroom
of his home, where he lived alone.
He was found by a son, Joseph,
who lived nearby and who had vis-
ited his father Friday evening
Death apparently occurred some
time late Friday night, officials
said.
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SERVICE MEN'S LETTERS
The Service Men's column con-
| tins many interesting letters re-
i ceived by the Remembrance Com-
| mittee from service men, in appre~
ciation for the boxes they received
| recently. More letters will be pub-
lished next week.
The Remembrance Committee
has received additional donations
for which it is most grateful
cereal lines ema
HI SCHOOL ALUMNI'S 56th
ANNUAL BANQUET JUNE 5
Invitations mailed to
high
been
Mount
have
members of the Joy
for some time, a Lancaster Rl man
committed suicide Friday night, his
76th birthday
George G. Fry, who was born
$2.00 a Year in Advance
Mortuary Record
Throughout This
Entire Locality
Mrs. Ida Mischlich, 69, at Colum
hia
Lewis E. Ford, 62, at Columbia on
Tuesday
Charles White, 76
at St
Mrs. Lizzie E. Stoner, 94, former-
Iv of Manheim, at Sunbury.
Mrs. Minerva Walk, 72, wife .of
Harry S. Walk, at Columbia.
Abram W. Groff, 79, a native of
Rapho township, at Manheim.
Mrs. Clara Jane Snyder, 66, Eli-
zabethtown Rl, at the General "Hoss
of Columbia,
Joseph's Hospital.
pital
Mrs
widow
B. Helman Myers, 83,
Myers, at Man-
Annie
of George
| heim.
Mrs
town,
81, at Middle~
this boro
Anna Teleky,
Sando Teleky, of
is a son.
Mrs. Minnie S. Dussinger, 75,
widow of Daniel Dussinger, at Man=
heim. She was born in Rapho twp.
Mrs. Mina Whitmore Sollenberg-
er, 80, of Chambersburg, died while
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Wm.
at Silver Spring.
Kneisley
Miss Emily Shireman
Miss Emily Shireman, 85, of May-
died Tuesday at St. Joseph's
Hospital after a several months’ ill-
Born in Maytown, she was a
daughter of the Joseph and
Anna Jeffrie Shireman and was a
member of the Maytown Evangelic-
al and Reformed Church where she
was a former member of the choir
and Sunday school teacher. Surviv-
Miss Sallie Shire-
resided; a
town,
ness
late
ing is one sister,
man, with whom she
niece and nephew.
Mrs. B. Bear Herr
Mrs. Nora H. B. Herr, 68, widow
of B. Bear Herr, died at her home,
Columbia Pike, Lancaster R2, after
an illness of three months. She was
born in Mount Joy, a daughter of
the late Dr. Henry F. and Harriet
Heidler Brenneman.
She was a member of St. Paul's
Evangelical U. B. Church, Mount-
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ern em
News In General
From Florin For
The Past Week
Mr. John B. Wittel who was a
surgical patient at the St. Joseph's
hospital returned home today.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mumper of
Neffsville, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wittel.
Mrs. C. I. Fralay and her
er, Mrs. Cheshire, Bethesda,
Misses Brubaker
Lancaster
moth~
Md.,
Eisen-
and Mr. and
Mrs. John Kinsinger of Elizabeth-
town were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Faul Arndt on Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Schlegelmilch,
Edward Henderson and Mr. Har-
Shank Sunday at Dar-
Md. with Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Sweigart.
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce
daughter of Palmyra and Miss
Shell of called
Annie Shell on Sunday ev-
nd and
hower of
Mr.
vey spent
lington,
Fitterer and
Florence Lebanon
on Mrs
ening
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WEEKS TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
Chief of Police Neiss reported
violations the past week:
S. Workman, Westfield,
Pa., improper left turn, Lloyd E.
Clark, Kinzers R1, ignoring stop
sign, R. Bruce Bernhard, Mt. Joy
R2, speeding at 35 m.p.h. in a school
The proper speed for school
zones being 15 m.p.h.
a ——
COMMENCEMENT ADMISSION
these
Kathryn
zone.
Bulletin for many years, will be in-school alumni association to attend | WILL BE BY TICKET ONLY
creased in price June 15 to $10 a
ton.
Street car fares will be hiked to’
20 cents in Chicago June 1, the
highest anywhere in the United
States
— ere
STARTED PLANTING TOBACCO
The first tobacco was planted in!
May of East Petersburg, celebrated their
Saturday,
Bareville,
Lancaster County
17. John B. Lapp, near
planted one fourth acre
their fifty-sixth banquet, in
| high school auditorium on Thurs- | Principal of Mt.
5th, at six-thirty o'clock. |School District,
day, June
The program
dancing, cards and the
business meeting with the election | Commencement
| of officers
— —
Mr. and Mrs. William W.
Myers,
golden wedding anniversary Sun-
J day
the |
consists of dinner, [to the limited
annual | school auditorium, admission to the
Mr. Wilbur I. Beahm, Supervising
Joy Borough
announced that due
size of the high
exercises will be
by ticket only.
tll CNet
COUNTY WILL GET $435,267
Lancaster County's share of gas
tax from the State will be $435,267
this year.
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