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Festival, Friday Evening, June 20, 1952 - Grade School Grounds - Sponsored by Home and School Association

Fortieth Reunion
Strickler Family
At Hershey Park
The 40th Reunion of the Strick=
ler Family was held at Hershey ny. RS
Park on Thursday, June 12 with of Mount Joy for 1953-90!
Clansmen registering from sur= Board of Directors
rounding counties, Allentown, Phil
ndelphia, Trenton and Leonia, New
Jersey, and Fredericsburg, Virginia.
A photograph was taken of the
group at 1:30 P. M.
At 2 P. M. the following program
was rendered: America, Girls Duet.
Ruth Drescher and Alma Smith,
Devotions, Rev. Walter Gable, York;
Remarks by the President, Elmer
G. Strickler, Elizabethtown; How
Our Reunion Began, Mrs. Irving L.
Reist, Hershey; Memorial Service,
Mrs. Frank Witmer, Mt. Joy; Reci-
tation, Carole Shank, E'town; Reci-
tation, Gladys S. Shank, Palmyra;
Musical Varieties, The C. Ray
Strickler family, Hummelstown
Round ‘Table Opinion, Homer
Hummel Strickler, Harrisburg; Vo-
cal Solos, Mrs. Martin Strickler, Jr,
Lancaster, Accompanist, Mrs. War-
ren Strickler, Elizabethtown; Greet-
ings sent by Col. Vernon Strickler,
Switzerland and read by Herman
C. Strickler, Philadelphia.. Address,
The Importance of the Family, Levi
C. Hershey, Elizabethtown.
Prizes were awarded to Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Shenk, Lancaster, the
oldest couple present, Master John
Charles, Bainbridge, Youngest
Child, C. Ray Strickler family, lar-
gest number present, C. A. Bohn,
Lecnia, N. J. coming the farthest
distance. The secretary was pre-
sented with a Lady Buxton hand
bag and wallet containing money.
The officers were reelected for an-
other year. Maj. Gen. Strickler and
other clansmen from California, Tl-
Ohio
vania sent special greetings.
2 School
Buildings Sold
At Public Sale
Two rural school buildings the
Lincoln and Sporting Hill schools,
sold for $10.400 Saturday during
public sales held by the Manheim
Central School District.
The Lincoln school, located adja-
cent to Erisman’s Mennonite
Church, midway between here and
Manheim, was purchased for $4,900
by Elam Longenecker for the trus-
tees of the church.
The property, which is to become
one of the buildings of
Manheim Christian Day School
planned by the Mennonite Church
includes a plot of ground covering
an acre and about 30 perches.
Playground equipment, which the
directors had planned to move to
the new Sporting Hill clomentary
school, will remain on the property |
as a memorial to Emerson Rohrer, |
about |
linois, Indiana, and Pennsyl-

a teacher at the school for
25 years and also a former school
director. Rohrer, a member of the
Mennonite Church, donated the
school |
school, a
Sporting Hill,
The other
brick structure at
two-room |
sold for $5,500 to Wesley Beachler, The hours are nine to eleven- September; E. Robert Nolt, Octob- | Police said they found a gun in| Dallas and San Antonio, Texas, as
Sporting Hill grocer. thirty and one to three-thirty. ier, November, December; George his safe while searching for stolen | well as many other interesting
ST ey” —TT It is hoped that intra-playground Shenk, January, February, March; |goods. Frazer presently is serving | places along the southern route to
FIREMEN EXTINGUISH A | competition will be sought with Jay Dombach, April, May, June. one year in jail for being receiver | the Lone Star state.
GRASS FIRE AT FLORIN Manheim, Marietta, Landisville and —-— of jewelry stolen from the Greer | Those who made the trip were
The Friendship Fire Company of | others if possible. THE GEBHARD REUNION jewelry store here. . | Mrs. John Haines, Mrs. Paul Ging-
here quickly extinguished a grass
fire near the Farm Bureau storage
building at Florin at 2:30 p. m. Fri-
day. The fire broke out among the
weeds between the building and
the railroad tracks. i
the new!
ground last year
The Rotary Club’s
Committees And
Officersfor’52-53
Appended is a list of the officers
and committees of the Rotary Club
President, Jim Heilig; 1st Vice
Pres., Jack Bennett; 2nd Vice Pres.,
George Keener; Secretary, Charlie
Ruhl; Teasurer, Pat Hostetter; Di-
rectors, Ted Weidler, Rip Clark,
and Ray Wiley.
George Keener, Director
Club Service Committees
Attendance: Walt Sloan, Christ
Walters, Ted Weidler,
Membership & Rotary Informa-
tion: John Booth, George Keener,
Ad Greer.
Classifications Ray Wiley, Pat |
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Hostetter.
Program: Jack Bennett.
Club Bulletin & Public Informa- |
tion: Joe Shaeffer, Sim Horton,
Ralph Eshleman.
Sergeant-At-Arms
Sam Miller.
Fellowship: Bud Carpenter, Tony
Warta, Sam Miller, Harry Nissly.
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Week's Birth Record
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Robinson, of
Florin, a son at the General Hos-
pital.
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er, Mount Joy R1, a son Sunday at !
the General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Moyer,

at the Lancaster General Hospital.
Sgt. and Mrs. John Abel, Sumter,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kramer,
West Donegal St.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Maurer, Mt.
Joy R1, announced the birth of a
son, Michael Lynn, on Friday, June
13th. Mrs. Maurer is the
Gloria Haines.
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Playgrounds Open
Monday, June 23 :
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The local playground will
pervision of Mrs. Barbara Myer
land Mr. George Houck. William I
i Zimmerman, local high school Sen-
ior and Captain of the Basketball
team, will assist Mr. Houck
Myer. who was
Marietta Play-
will be in charge
with h
the boys. Mrs.
directress of the
be
of the girls.
As has been done in the past, a |
trip will be taken to Shibe Park to h
see a major league baseball game.
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A cluster of bananas is called a : ir
hand.

New Atlantic Gas Station Here

Our many readers will remem-
ber that quite some time ago, there
appeared in these columns an ar-
Va
CO
on West |

property (a land mark)
Main street, being purchased by
the Atlantic Refining Co. Upon this which has ‘the
site the company contemplated the | equipment to service your car.
ticle telling of the sale of the Kuhn | erection of a modern gas station.
ers, were being gathered
Jere Cassell,
R1, where they were to be loaded
Penryn, was in charge of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Hostet- | the shipping arrangements. It was
reported the trip to
expected to take 10 to 14 days
Manheim R2 a daughter Saturday | entitle him to a six-month stay in! Uno C d B preparation of this program which
at the General Hospital. | Germany, reported he plans to | C upie arm was one of the most outstanding
Mr. and Mrs. Raver Miller, S. Stay at least six weeks and visit! ever held in this church.
Barbara St. announce the birth of various distribution points in that | Destroyed By Fire They promise us another Recital
a 7 Ib. 5 oz. daughter, Wednesday, country including one at Cassel, some time this Fall and we are
£ !
Germany,
quarters are located.
South Carolina, announced the
birth of an 8 lb. daughter, Gail L Li on an untenanted farm at Rheems, | Presbyterian Church locally. The
Elizabeth. on: June: tith at the alr an 1SVI € 10S owned by John and Myrtle Mel- | recital was sponsored by the Sen-
base hospital. Mrs. Abel is the for- . linge, Florin. ier Choir of the
mer Margaret Kramer, daugh- Install Officers: Firemen said the most recent |
?
'C. Coleman, Pres.
Lions international
stalled the new officers of the Lan-
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iV Andievile. Bre hal Fin, Tihs > | Howard M. Reese, 42, Manheim,
WILL CELEBRATE WEDDING i ie wb il 5 oo Joy and Elizabethtown fought the wes. hospitalized. when an. aiid
. > ore’ . ve I inn re v Ive . .
ANNIVERSARIES THIS WEEK nsta ed were: C if orc ole blaze but firemen were unable to | driven hy his wife upset
. man, president; Bénjamin Greider,| determine the cause. . bi
The Bulletin extends congratu- ,. ' her 2 J. Gearv ov. .
lations to the following local folks George Robertson and E. J. Geary, The fire occurred shortly after a . A
i i il let fe = vice presidents; Lester Good secre- | carnival, sponsored by the Rheems Killed at Brickerville ;
who wi celebrate wedding anni- tary; J. Melvin Newcomer, treasur-| Fire Co., ended. { Cpl. Chas. P. Reed, 23, a Wil-
igi 1 1 "er: Fred Mishler, Lion tamer; Ro- | Authorities Investigating | mington, Del. soldier was killed
i 17, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence nald Steinmetz, tail twister; Wil- | County Fire Marshall Paul Z. when the car he was driving over-
Pn M 1M liam Ramsey, Henry Lehman, Gus-| Knier, Manheim, Monday began an turned on a curve on Route 322
Poe 15, Mr. and - Mrs. Robert Malmborg and William Snavely, | investigation into the cause of the Brickerville Lutheran
sser. - . |
directors. Fred H. Koser is the im-! fire which damaged a barn on an | Church.
June 19, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tyn- ; redid ———
dall mediate pmst president. untenanted farmr at Rheems about |
ot ——— Chairmen appointed for the year | midnight Saturday. { Damage estimated at $1,100 was
include: attendance, F. F. Bailey: | The barn is owned by John and |! reported by State Policeman Clem-
finance, William Snavely: mem- | Myrtle Mellinger, Florin, and the | €nt Wozniewicz. who investigated
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bership,
A. Hackman;
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foffman; convention, J. M. New- firemen discovered a rear door to
omer; sight conservation, J. Miller | 1 the building was open while a front | 9.50 a. m. 1. Monday.
boys and girls, Roland! door was locked. It is also believed | Irvin lat 63, Manheim
open y
[Monday June 23rd under the su- gi inlets:
ism, Richard Holbein;
Minnich;
| year are: A.
zabethtown College gym on
ds
land election of officers.
MOST -THE- MINUTE WwW E
EKLY I N
LANCASTER COUNTY
The Mount Joy Bulletin

Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, June 19,
1952
$2.00 a Year in Advance

VOL. LII, NO. 3
| 27th ANNUAL REUNION
OF THE DONNER CLAN
Jacob Myer Will or’ oo Our Music Lovers
Accompany Cattle oi... i Had Rare Treat
Boat To Germany ii. Son mt hy Recital Here
At 1:00 p. m. the following pro- |
Jacob R. Myer, Manheim R2, le it | | will Pe rendered: On Sunday
table filled
from New York Tuesday for Bre- | Pianist, Mrs. Edward Edris; Clan| abe §
men, Germany, with about 45 head | Singing. In charge of Robert Shet- | in
| an Organ and Voice Recital by Dr.
of cattle being ter; Opening Devotions, Paul Wei- |
bert; Welcome,
July 6, be it rain rv
afternoon, a comfor-
church despite the
the nineties heard
overseas
shipped | David Schlosser and Mr.
Rosaline Dohner; |

William
JOHN GERMER NAMED
LEGION COMMANDER
John Germer has been named
commander of Walter S. Ebersole
Post 185, American
ceeding Irvin Fritz,
Legion, suc-
Officers
installed in September
will be
Named to serve with Germer are
Brunner
vice commander; Lee Rice, second
Emory Krick, of
Hubert Rice,
Joseph Lancaster, first
vice commander;
Landisville, adjutant;
finance officer.
through the Heifer Project, an in- : [ Gassman that will not soon be for=-,
ter-faith rehabilitation agency with | President’s Greeting, Paul S. Doh- | oo Albert Fitzkee and Paul Stark
& ag | . . . - gotten, ph OPO: r ar
national headquarters at New | P€T3 Histor ian’s Report, Harry S Dr. Schiosser’s ‘wambels were we re named rge ants at arms;
| Dohner; Solo, Linda Dohner; Busi- Pre- Benjamin Groff, historian; Roy B.

Windsor, Md.
The cattle, some of which
donated by Lancaster County farm-
together
| very pleasing especially his
lude and Fugue in B Flat major by
Janet Hhiford; |B rie by Grieg. Dr
Jach C p x .
Edward Edris; a
Buch; Offering
| ness; Song. Dohner’s Day, By The
{ Clan; Recitation,
| Piano Selection, Mrs.
Address, Rev. 0. K.
: and Treasurer's report INO
Manheim | M y report, Vem "| enioy.
Martin. “as . v 3
| Mr. William Gassman’s interpre-
| tation of the old mpsters was very |
oldest married couple, |
wonderfully done. He is the pos-
youngest person, youngest married |
were
| Schlosser plays with a

last night on the farm of the Rev. |
Fairland,
fueling that one cannot
Gifts will be given to oldest per-
on trucks and transported to New
York early Tuesday morning.
The Rev. Milton L. Hershey, of
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making |
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son. present
couple, largest family and persons
and with his ability for memoriza-
coming the furthermost distance. :
tion made his part of the program
Song, Blest Be The Tie That
Bind most acceptable.
inds;
Germany is 22
Benediction, Tl
Rei . i ese men
Myer, who said his passport will for the time and work given in the
A loss estimated at $2,000 was |gyrely looking forward to it. They
caused early Sunday morning when | were very ably assisted by Mrs.
fire damaged the interior of a barn | Melvin Potter the organist of First
where the service head-

tentant, Leroy Leedom, told them
he had parked his car in the garage
crn te ore | Att Accidents
won ou sin ut te. Toe sie vor | In This Section
saved but a lot of hay, which had
been in the barn four to five years | .
was destroyed. urmg e ee
lisville Lions Club last evening in] Fire companies from Rheems, Mt.
Paul Esbenshade, New Holland,
councillor, in-

a two-car crash on the Elizabeth-
by-laws, A.! investigation was Fire
Nilliam | Chief
Charles Long; called by
own-Manheim road, four and a
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{ii
education. [ te
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1 half miles east of Elizabethtown, at
Max Ricedorf, Rheems, after
| R2, was driving toward Elizabeth-
citizenship and patriot- | that the fire, which caused damag-
struck
estimated at $2,000, broke out | lown when his car was
high up in a hay mow
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publicity, A.| e
broadside by an auto operated
south on the Colebrook Rd. by J. W.
Elizabethtown R1.
se Gl
civic improvement, Simon!
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tennie;
community betterment, |
lark Nolt; James Eshleman; |
ealth and welfare, Arthur Ulrich; |
ited Nations, Walter Kauffman; |
griculture, Clyde Mumma.
Entertainment chairmen for the
SENTENCE SUSPENDED ON
LOCAL JEWELRY
THEFT |
Amos E. Frazer, Esquire Hotel, Pp I M fi
was given a suspended sentence af- | ersona en ion
| A party of locals returned home
safety, Frey,
ter he pleaded guilty to violating
Rennie, July, August, | the firearms law | Tuesday night from a motor trip to
The annual reunion of the Geb-| -eu
| LESTER HUG HONORED .
Hug of Landisville has
rich, Miss Jean Gingrich, Miss Liz-
zie Copenheffer and Mrs. Ray
| Myers.
been named to the exedutive board | Mr. Frank Nissly, Jacob St., en-
State College | tered John Hopkins Hospital, Bal-
| timore, on Monday, for observation.
"| He
ard family will be held in the Eli-
Sun-
There will be morn-
games
Lester L.
iy, June 29.
1c and afternoon sessions. of the Pennsylvania

Alumni Association.
was accompanied to the hos-
pital by Mrs. Nissly.
Mrs. Calvin Kramer, W. Donegal
St, left Tuesday for Sumter, So.
Carolina, to spend some time with
her sort-in-law and daughter, Sgt.
and Mrs. John Abel.
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M. J. H. S. BAND SCHEDULE
depth of
help but!
sessor of a beautiful baritone voice |
deserve much credit
Charles
service officers, and
and Arthur Schneider,
County Council:
a Ray B. Sheetz,
Bennett Jr.
Fritz
Sheetz and
Irvin
trustees
Joseph Brunner,
George Lieb-
schultz, Elwood Young, Irvin Fritz, |
Hubert Rice and James Shaeffer.
Chaplain, Rev. John Gable; Judge
Advocate, Kenneth Hipple
{and Brunner resigned as trustees,
therefore A. Hoffer and J. Heilig
were elected to fill the vacancies
a east liaise
A Lightning Rod
Recommended For
The Witness Tree
W. W. Heidelbaugh,
was elected president of the
Gainer.
Lancaster,
Done-
gal Society yesterday afternoon at
the 39th annual reunion at the Don-
egal Presbyterian Church at Done-
gal Springs. He
W. Prentis, Jr.
All other officers were
succeeds Henning
reelected
and these persons were added to
the executive committee: Mrs, G.
Howland Chase, Washington, D. C;
Montgomery Sears Bradley, U. S.
Navy, Hilltop Farm, N. Y.; Robert
Hartman, Lancaster; Rev. Harlan
C. Durfee, pastor, Donegal Preshy-
terian Church; and Leaman,
Rheems, elder of the Donegal Pres-
byterian Church,
John
Principal speaker at the morning
session was Dr. Henry Jarrac-
Department of Ad-
ministration, of the Presbyterian
Church in the U. S. A. Philadel-
phia.
Officers of the
re-elected
leugh, manager,
Society who were
Miss
Harrisburg and Donegal;
Schock, Mount Joy: Maj-
Daniel B. Strickler,
now stationed in Germany, vice
Miss Anna L
Eliabethtown,
Dr. Herbert H.
historian; and
include: Mary
Cameron,
Clarence
or General
presidents; Keller, of
secrtary - treasurer;
Beck,
Bernard J.
legal officer.
Lancaster,
Myers,
Jr., Lancaster,
Lightning Rod for Tree
A recommendation to install a
lightning rod on the 325-year old
Witness Tree and a report on An-
which has
Donegal
thracnose. the leaf curl,
struck the oak trees in
Church grove, were heard.
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IS A SURGICAL PATIENT
Miss Marian Nauman,
of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Nauman, 36
last Main St., is
at the Lancaster
pital. All
recovery.
tannin lili out
LADIES NIGHT TUESDAY
Next Tuesday the
the local Rotary Club will hold
daughter
a surgical patient
Osteopathic Hos-
her friends wish her a
speedy
members of
ladies night. The committee in
charge is making extensixe plans
for the entertainment of the Rota-
rv Anns.
rr een
Art Group Is
gina last week during the Final Cel-
School And Home Mortuary Record
Assoc. Festival “Throughout This
Friday, June 20 Entire Locality
With their second John Henry Miller, 90, at Colum=
festival holding set for Friday eve- bia
Grade School Maud Rigel, 64,
grounds the more than one hundred Rigel
School and Home Dr. Max I.
been “buzzing” with at Columbia,
activity { Mrs. Sarah Jane
During the past few days final of Dr. Reuben C
Cake bethtown
taken | Rolandis P.
adventure in
ning at 7:00 in the widow of Harry
at Columbia.
Meyer, 47, physician,
from a heart attack.
Gross, 79, wife
Eliza~
members of the
Assoc. have
last minute
Gross, at
plans for everything from
Walks to Fish Ponds
| shape to make this
Gibble, 54, at the
home of his sister, Miss May Belle
at Elstonville.
have
seasons sum-

mer festival their second success. | Gibble,
| Planned to have appeal for all, |
repeat the | Ellwood J. Stauffer
amusement, | Ellwood J. Stauffer, five-week~
patronized Cake Walks, | old son of Ellwood and Nancy Jane
sandwich, and the de-| Shelly Stauffer, Bernice St. Eliza-
summer. | bethtown, died Sunday in St. Chris-
Philadelphia. In
| this year's affair will
i popular Kiddie Ride
the well |
the “shifter”
licious barbecues of last
Hospital,
Also on sale willl be the custom- | topher’s
(Turn to page 2) | addition to the parents, the child is
-— — Ms: wc sms survived by a brother, Ronald, at
FORMER PASTOR HERE home; the maternal grandmother,
STATIONED IN GERMANY Mrs. Ethel Shelly, Elizabethtown;
Kaiserslautern, Germany-- Chap- | the patermal grandparents, Mr. and
lain (Ist Lt.) Donald B. Kline, for-| Mrs. Jacob Y. Stauffer, Florin; and
mer rector of St. Luke's Episcopal the great-grandparents, Mr. and
Mount Joy, Pa. has| Mrs. S. W. Kaylor, Elizabethtown,
been assigned to the Rhine Military re ere
Post in the French zone of Ger-|John M. Haldeman
John M. Haldeman, 75, of Lititz
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ONLY TWO MOTORISTS
LOST DRIVING PRIVILEGE
Church in
many.
He previously was stationed at
Camp Polk, La., and his wife and
children are living in DeRidder, La.
until they can join him in Europe.
A graduate of McKendree Col- Forty-nine motorists from this
lege and Garrett Bible Institute,| vicinity had their cards withdrawn
Army | by the Bureau of Highway Safety,
Harrisburg, for infractions of the
Chaplain Kline entered the
in September 1950. He also studied
at Northwestern University and| State motor code last week.
the Seabury-Western Theological No restoration of driving privi-
Seminary. leges were listed
a 9 Saree Those to lose their licenses in-
cluded Gern L. Haldeman, of Man=
J. Robert Hamilton,
The Local News hin 12 4nd rt. Hain
The Past Week amie
° DEMONSTRATED TECHNIQUE
Very Briefly Told OF MAKING LAMPSHADES
Mrs. Lester Good, Landisville,
demonstrated the technique of
making lampshades at a meeting of
Pennsyl-
Monday
Pine and
heim R2 and
Lightning killed three steers on
a Colerain Twp. farm during Tues-
day's storm.
John Weser,
40-pound carp in the
Conestoga Valley Chapter,
Columbia, caught a
: vania Guild of Craftsmen
river :
34-inch,
south of that boro
Fifty
the cash drawer of the consolidated
iscuit Co, at
when the office opened Friday.
night in Emerson Hall,
Chestnut Sts.,
She showed cut work, lace, cloth,
Lancaster.
dollars was missing from
parchment and painted lampshades.
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News In General
From Florin For
Elizabethtown R1
1,000
children’s parade on
A crowd estimated at over
witnessed the
opening of
annual chil-
Sunday marking the
the community's 6th
dren’s Fair at Marietta

SELL BROTHERS WILL GET The Past W eek
RETRIAL IN FEED BAG CASE Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Herchev and
Robert called on Mr. and Mrs.
The Sell brothers, Irvin and Rus- | son.
[ N lershey last Wednesday ev-
sell, will get a retrial in September |

of charges they led a gang which |
tN . W. Roberts a Mr. ¢
stole feed bags from county farms | i T : x oy oberts and Mr, and
Mrs. N. E. Hershey visited Mr. and
and resold the bags. | Mrs. Carl Mermer near Doylestown
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman and
Mrs. Lillian Hamilton and daugh-
nally by og
y 2 airy visited Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
deliberated 29 hours. The Wittle Sunday evening.
was 11 to one for conviction. | Mrs. Paul Arndt returned to her
heme Sunday from St. Joseph's
fcspital very much improved at
A deadlocked jury of seven wom-| on
men was discharged fi-
Schaeffer. It had]
| ter
deadlock | istice
en and five
Judge

The jury informed the court that |
it just wasn't able to get together.
A complete
' { this writing.
£ . he .
account of the trial| My. and Mrs. George Mumper Sr.,
appeared in last week's Bulletin | and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mateer
- - | and on, spent Sunday at Emigs~
ille with Mr. and Mrs.
GINGRICH GRADUATES | |
{ Eshleman
BRUCE
FROM UNIV. OF VIRGINIA
Charlottesville, Va., Bruce Frank- |
Mount Joy. | WOMAN HIT ON HEAD
degree of Bachelor of | INDUSTRY ACCIDENT
Arts from the University of Vir-| Mrs. Dorothy Stahler, of 53 South
| Poplar St., Elizabethtown, was ad-
| mitted to Lancaster General Hos-
after being
and family.
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lin Gingrich, of
received the
Class of 1952
Virginia
included
ebration for the
1 16 vali rradiiate
University of graduates | pital for observation
students

Exhibiting at Lititz
An exhibit of paintings by the,

The Mount Joy High school Band!
wili practice each Wednesday ev-'
ening during the month of June in
the high school auditorium.
Any former band member is wel- |
come to come and sit-in with the
band. Band engagements are the
Home & Teachers Association fes-
tival, June 20th to be held on the
1Grade School grounds. Also the
festival to be held by the Junior
Chamber of Commerce at the Rail-'

GRADUATED FROM F. & M.
James Edward Hennessey, 219,
Marietta street, was a member of,
announces the Atlantic Grand op-
ening for Friday and Saturday,
June 20 - 21st, with free gifts for
gasoline purchases and Lolli Pops
for kids in cars. Read the ad on an-
other page.
Atlantic
design,
Today in its place is a
Selvice Station of modern
latest improved

Mr. Paul K. Stehman, proprietor, College. ] |
members of Mount Joy Art Asso-|
|< 52 states, the
this year from! styuck on the head by a piece of
District of Columbia, |
Hawaii, and sev- |
|
equipment at work
the Territory of The woman told hospital author-
cn foreign countries. Pennsylvania | ities she was struck by a large pa-

ciation is now on view at Weaver's was represented by 35 graduates in| per cutter while at work at the
restaurant, N. Broad St., Lititz, un-| the class of 776 students | Aircraft Marine Products Co., here.
der sponsorship of the Village a At the University, Mr Gingrich | Preliminary X-ray examinations
Association. was a member of Chi Phi, nation: 1 f; dled to show a skull fracture, ac-
The show includes pictures by social fraternity. [ ‘ording to hospital records.
Vera Newcomer, president; Doris | i —-— | rm m——
Collins, Ann Ebersole, Catherine | STEHMAN’'S MILI. HERE | REALTY TRANSACTION
Heaps, Marian Maurer, Jennie | was SOLD RECENTLY Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Byle, 28 W.
Habacker and Phoebe Krall. It Stehman’s Mill, one of the old- St., Elizabethtown,
remain until the end of this month est business a in the | have purchased at private sale, the
Members of the Village Art As-.
sociation, a Lititz group, were hosts owned and operated by the
roac Station, June 27th. ja a doggie roast with the Mt. Joy |
painters as guests, last week nl
Lititz Springs Park
STR ER |
Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Wolgemuth,' West Hempfield Twp., to
the graduating class at F, & M. "Mt. Joy R2, a son at General Hos- Schroll, Mt. Joy, tract with premis- | terline, of Salunga, who was char=
pital Wednesday,
boro, has been sold. It is now three-apartment building at 48
Red | East Main St., from Mrs. Ella Meta
Top Grain and Feed Company. Boyer, 15 Marietta Street.
re ee tl eee > ?
DEEDS RECORDED RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGE
Roy H. and Miriam M. Siegrist,] Among those prosecuted by the
John E.| Lancaster police was Glenn IL. En-

-~es, West Hempfield Twp. ged with reckless driving,
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Warren