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VOL. LII, NO. 6
THE
MINUTE Ww
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday
John Dillinger Resigns From
Zoning Board of Adjustments
After Serving Only One Month
This Brings Vacancies
To a Total of Three
In Set-Up
FARM SHOW DIRECTORS
TO HOLD MEETING MON.
The directors of the Farm
Show will hold a meeting Mon-
day evening in the office of the
Mount Joy Farmer's Dairy.
One of the objects of the
meeting will be to decide
whether the Farm Show should
be held the usual three days or
extend to four days.
The resignation of John Dil-
linger as a member of the Zon-
ing Board of Adjustments was
announced at a meeting of bor-
ough council held Monday eve-
ning.
The resignation was accepted
by council. Mr. Dillinger had
served on the Zoning Board of
Adjustments little more than a
month, having succeeded Paris
Hostetter, who served on the
board for several years.
The resignation brings to a
total of three the vacancies in
the local zoning set-up. Vacan-
cies caused by two resignations
from the Borough Zoning Com-
mission submitted sothe time
ago have not as yet been filled.
The most recent development
in the local zoning dispute oc-
curred last week when Steven |
K. Estock filed an appeal before
the Lancaster County Court
from an order of the Zoning
Board of Adiustment to move a|
dwelling which Mr. Estock has |
constructed on Columbia Ave.
Coemmends Chief Neiss
Burgess Charles Fish asked
that public commendation be
given Chief of Police Park
Neiss for his excellent police
work in apprehending a man
and {wo juveniles arrested
two weeks ago in connection
with an attack upon a Salunga
girl.
165 Boys, Girls
Are Enrolled In
Florin Fireman
Water Historic
Memorial Trees
Fearing that damage
have occurred as a result of the
prolonged drough, Florin fire-
men Monday evening watered
the historic trees at Donegal
| Springs, only a few hours be-
fore the dry spell was broken
with this week’s two-day
downpour.
The watering of the trees was
{done under the direction of Fire
Chief William Mateer with Jay
| Wolgemuth operating the en-
clude the famous Witness Tree
and the large oak by the en-
trance gate.
Farmers throughout fhis sec-
tion welcomed the rain, brand-
ing it a million-dollar down-
pour. «The rainfall arrived just
in time to prevent serious dam-
age to crops, they declared.
ec sont
Ben Clinger
Leads With
may
ADDRESSES ROTARY
T. Swain, Jr.
former district
Rev. William
of Dillsburg, Pa.,
governor, urged the “you” ap-
proach in an address before the
Rotary Club Tuesday
noon. “Don’t be afraid to build
up the ego in others,” Reverend
Swain advised. “When you
meet a friend don’t start the
conversation with an “I” but
make an effort to start
“You.” Let others know you ap-
preciate what they are doing
and if the school teacher is do-
ing a good job for Johnnie, nev-
er hesitate to call to her and tell
her so.”
Council Fails
To Exonerate
Two Properties
Ask Collector To Show
Proof Assessment Boost
Is An Error
A request that exonerations
be allowed in two cases where
local assessments were increas-
ed in the behalf that the in-
creases are in error in copying
the tax books, was rejected by
Council Monday evening
local
428 Average
Ben Clinger leads the Mt.
The Playground
The Playground under the
Legion baseball team with a
428 average, but closely
supervision of Mrs. Barbara followed by Jack Lawder who
Myer and Mr. George Houck, is|has a .400 average. Clinger
in its third week of operation. | Lawder have the most hits,
There are sixty-two girls and | While Krady leads in two a
one hundred-three boys regist- | partments, runs scored 11 and
ered this year. They as | stolen bases 10. Kear and Cling
follows: : [er are tied with the same num-
J. Barninger, M. Bates, Jan- | ber of runs batted in, 8. Myers
jce Berrier, B. Baughman,|is the leading pitcher. He has
Joyce Berrier, C. Buchenauer,|Won 5 and lost 2.
P. Elliot, D. Bite, J. Frey, M.! Barto 2,
Goodling, R. Goodling, K. Gru-! Ashenfelter
ber, L Hornafius, C. Lawrence, | Mel Krady have
Patty Lawrence, R. Loewen, W.| to represent the Mt.
Markley, R. McKain, P. McKain | Legion at the annual Legion
N. Miller, M. Meckley, M. Metz- | All-Star game being held this
ler, P. Nornhold, N. Pennell, J. | year at Ephrata on July 15th.
Rohn, J. Schneider, H. Schroll, | Games this week are with
S. Schroll, S. Schroll, Susie| Manheim, Maytown, Thursday
Schroll, S. Sponsler, G. Strick-|and Friday respectfully. Both
ler, S. Ulrich, J. Watts, K.| will be played at Mount Joy.
Watts, R. Williams, F. Wolge- | Moves Up
muth, I. Zimmerman, P. Zim-| After losing their first
merman, T. Snavely, J. Hess, D.| games of the season with
Walker, J. Mateer, R. Williams, | of them being by one run,
M. Sinegar, N. Derr, M. Sprech-| ny, Joy Legion has started
er, J. Troutman, B. Bair, B.!move up the ladder.
Becker, N. Bachman, S. Kretz-! They began with two consec-
ng, B. Bachman, D. Kulp, R.|utive wins, 4-1 and 7-5, over
Rlugh, C. Williams, L. Morton, Elizabethtown. After absorbing
P, Williams, J. Sherk, R. Frey, an 8-3 defeat at the. hands of
S. Schneider, J. Darrenkamp. [the undefeated Manheim Clup,
Boys are: B. Ditzler, H. Ets- they met: 2nd: place Marietta
ell, James Harnish, B. Groff, T. and defeated them 14-0, with
Schroll, J. Rider, S. Harnish, V. Ashenfelter, Lawder, Zimmer-
Oberholtzer, R. Williams, C. man and Myers each getting 2
Derr, L. Shank, R. Buchenauer, hits. The big blow of the game
R. Ditzler, T. Williams, J. Hos- | (Turn to page 6)
tetter, J. Bender, R. Eberly, J.| — -—
Beaston, M. Mumma, H. Milli- THE COVERS ENTERTAINED
gan, R. Kear, J. Pennell, R.!1o A DOGGIE ROAST
Stoner, D. Nornhold, A. Hal-!
bleib, K. Watts, R. Rice, R.
Corll, J. Mumma, T. Stark,
John Harnish, J. Bennett, H.
Watts, C. Miller, H. Frey, J. the 4th of July. Guests were
Musser, C. Zimmerman, R. Div- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolfgang,
et, J. Funk, R. Funk, R. Keller, of Hanover; Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
G. Wolgemuth, B. Coover, G.|ert Rohrer, Manheim, Mrs. Wil-
Bender, W Hostetter, J. Kaylor, | liam Cover, Elizabethtown; Mr.
J. Hockenberry, L. Watkins, B. and Mrs. Luther Wilt, Mr. and
Blankenmeyer, R. Pennell, K. Mrs. Clair Wagner, Sr., Mr. and
Funk, W. Nissley, J. Collins, D. Mrs. Robert McGinley, Clair
Darrenkamp, R. Goltwalt, C.|Wagner Jr, Carl Wagner, Shel-
Rohn, J. Wealand, R. Hocken- ja Chunko, and Barbara Me-
(Turn to Page 6) Ginley.
is
an
are
lost Zeller 1 and
been
five
four
the
to
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Cover, of
Donegal Street, entertained to
a doggie roast at their home on
i '
Val nh am A A Ab a AA AA
Joy |
1. Jack Lawder and |
selected |
Joy Junior |
Appearing before council,
Tax Collector George H. Brown
III, claimed the errors were
made in marking down $500 as-
sessment increases upon
| properties of Vera Dissinger,
West Main Street, and of Char
{les Rovenolt, Columbia Ave.
Boro council declined to
until letters are produced from
[the assessors confirming the
ithe boosts are in error and
[ were not intended.
Council also passed a
asking the tax collector
rect his books so that they will
balance. Mr. Brown explained
the difference as being the
[sult of having mixed up hig per
capita and prope ww tax credits.
—— § —
on
act
motion
to cor
re-
Flies To Calif.
Mrs. Almer Tanis, West Don-
egal street, left Harrisburg Air-
port July 4th by TWA for San
Diego, Calif., where she await- |
ed the arrival of her husband, a
S 1/c aboard the U. S. S. Con-
solation.
Seaman Tanis was scheduled
to arrive July 6th from Active
duty in Korea. He: has served
four years in the U. 8. Navy, 21
months of which were spent in
Korean waters.
The couple plan to reside
Long Beach, Calif., until
man Tanis is discharged
active duty, after which they
will return to the East coast.
Mrs. Tanis is the former Jane
Funk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Funk, West Donegal St.
"T'anis is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Benj. Tanis of Hamilton, Mich.
at
LETTERS GRANTED
Union National Mt. Joy Bank
Mt. Joy, administrator of the
estate of Victor R. Snyder, late
of Rapho Twp.
ee etl
Three states in the Union have
Utah.
Ay MN
with |
the |
Mrs. Alor Tanis |
Sea- |
from
Borough To Rush
Installation of
Parking Meters
The New Meters Arrived
Last Week For East
Main Street
New parking meters have ar-
rived and will be placed along
{ Main Street in the very near
| future, according to a report
submitted before borough coun-
cil at a meeting held Monday
cvening.
Approximately 180 meters
reached Mount Joy last week.
More are expected to fill the
need for 189 meters to be plac-
ed on both sides of Main Street
from Manheim to High Streets.
On Monday evening, mem-
[bers of council passed a motion
the manufacturers to
the meters as soon
| asking
| install
possible
{ Council expressed the opin-
lion that the meters will be in
use within the next few weeks.
as
To Re-pave Streets
Council also voted to re-sur-
face a section of High Street to
ick Street, which connects with |
High. Property owners will
shoulder two-thirds of the cost |
with the borough paying the
nal one-third.
A contract for
tennis courts was
Wolgemuth and Martin,
zabethtown.
a
ii
re-surfacing 2
awarded to |
of Eli-
Appropriate to Fire Co.
A motion also was passed
appropriate the sum of $300
for use of the Friendship Fire |
Company.
Arrangements also have been |
made for spraying park trees.
Social Security
Following a discussion of the
new act enabling borough em-|
ployees to come under
security, members of
voted to instruct the
solicitor to draw up the
ordinance. Members of the
department will be ex-
social |
| sary
police
empt.
—
School Board Buys
95 Desk Sets
the regular meet
last |
In Lieu of
ing of the
Thursday,
board
a special |
school
July - 3rd,
committee was called and it]
was agreed to purchase ninety-
five desk the element-
ary school.
| At the
board is asking for
building of the new
| school to be erected on the
Pike, southwest of
Bids will be opened
sets for
time the
bids for
joint
present
ietta
Joy.
ust 3.
Aug-
THE PARENTS BAND WILL
SPONSOR SWIMMING PARTY
The Mount
jciub will sponsor a swimming
party for all marching band |
| members. It will be ‘held at|
Hershey Wednesday, July
116. Everyone is to meet
high school at five o'clock.
i After the swimming
group will journey to Eliza- |
bethtown where they will par-
on
take of refreshments at Bakers |
Diner.
————— A eee me
FETITION DENIED
A petition of Doris Smith, Sa-
lunga, for support for one child
against Clayton H. Smith, Oak |
Ridge, Tenn., was dismissed by
the Court. At the same time the
Court told Smith that he could
not arbitrarily come into Lan-
caster County with a Tennessee |
awarding him their
-to take the
Court order
child and expect
child with him.
ell
WAS 81 JULY 6th
| Mr. John H. Zerphey cele-
| brated his 81st birthday on July |
6th, His great grandson, Eddy
its full width as well as Freder- |
to |
council |
borough |
neces- |
joint |
the |
high |
Mar- |
Mount |
Joy Parents Band |
at the |
the |
EEKLY I N
Afternoon, July 10, 1952
tain as a national hero, but,
LANCASTER
The Mount J oy Bulletin
BACK IN HIS DUGOUT in Korea is Lance-Corporal Bill Speak-
man, British hero awarded the Victoria Cross — equivalent of the
Congressional Medal. Before and after being wounded, with com-
plete disregard for his own safety, Speakman led six other men in
repeated grenade charges, inflicting heavy losses on the Commun-
ists and allowing his wounded and greatly outnumbered comrades,
including his officers, to withdraw to safety. He returned to Bri-
a fighting man of a fighting stock
in Korea since the outset, he asked to return to the battle,
Borough Authority Will Lay
Nearly 3 Miles of New | Mains
Plans for Toying aving neatly three |
miles of
were completed
at a meeting of the
Borough Authority.
Bids from contractors for
| work will be opened on July 1
is expected to
August 1,
the authority.
are ex-
Tuesday night
the |
{and work
[started by
to members of
| The improvements
pected to greatly increase facil-
[ities in addition to boosting the
pressure.
laid include ap-
and -half
[miles of 12-inch main from the
|standpipe to the Jamesway
| plant as well as a 12-inch main
i the pumping station to the
Mains to be
proximately one one
Union National Bank.
——— A — ere
Mrs. John Roth
‘Guest at Shower
|
| Mrs. Myrtle Nornhold
| a surprise shower
her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Jr., at the latter’s home
| Mount Joy RI.
plan-
ned
John
ol
| Roth
Kenneth
Roth
were Mrs.
Mrs. Clarence
[and son, Charles. Michael,
| Hiram Detwiler, Mrs.
| Sumpman and daughter,
| Mrs, Charles W. Roth,
Robert Detwiler,
Detwiler, Mrs. Roy
Jacob S. Arndt
Miller, Patty
Gerry,
Guests
| Shearer,
Clyde
Linda,
and Mrs.
and Dickie
George and
| Mrs.
| John
Nornhold,
Tom Cody.
After the opening of gifts,
freshments were served.
re-
|
new water mains here
Mount Joy |
according |
in honor |
in |
Mrs.
Miss Dorothy touched the starter and the ma- | mma,
Sweigart, | chine began its motion pinching | argaret
{two fingers on the right
BANK DIRECTOR STAFF
[the staff o
be | the guests of Henry Eby,
dent of ti
[held at the
ed betwee
Thursday,
mately 20
[and Mrs.
Market str
jury
gun discha
nipped the
and forefin
He
Thomas O
| was
Benjamir
Main stree
Mrs. | perich-Payne Shoe Co.,
[two fingers
cleaning
when
| while
work,
|Dr. R. M.
[on ph
I ——— a
Bungalow
India.
Directors
Abbottstown,
Glenn W
Miller
to his right
GUESTS AT DINNER
members of
First National
and
{ the
g | Bank and Trust Company were
presi-
1c bank, at a dinner
» Rambler Inn,
n Thomasville
York County,
June 26. Approxi-
guests were present
locat
and
on
etl —
Two Local Youths
Are Injured In
Accidents Here
son of Mr.
Wolgemuth, N.
an in-
while
bullet
thumb
olgemuth,
suffered
hand
the
the
eet,
and
of
rged
inside
ger.
Dr.
attended by
"Connor.
irt At Work
1 Clinger Jr., of East
t employed at Ger-
injured
right
machine
accidently
on his
his
he
Thome the at-
ysician.
was
houses originated in
|
Gettin
Pigeons, pigeons and
| pigeons and they all seem to
| get in Councils hair. Just what
to do about these stray pigeons
that seem to have no respect
for property is a question that
has been bothering Burgess
Fish and council for some time.
| Shoot them, some one suggests.
| That would be fine but the Bor-
{ough has an ordinance that pro-
| hibits the firing of guns in the
| vorough limits. Issue a permit
lto some one, suggested another
person. That would be fine too,
four-letter names—Ohin, Iowa and Zerphey celebrated his 9th an-|but everybody that had pigeon
jpiversary on July 4th.
trouble would want a permit to
AERA A RAIA NR REE RRA RA RR AE AAs No.
more i
Pigeons, Pigeons And Pigeons
g In Council's Hair
hunt
day
the usual
among the
home
there some
[up with a
handle
problem?
We all
cte., and th
cause those
them,
pigeons
would sound like
of small game season with
amount of
hunters and ' student
"se minary
assigned to a summer
- loving
this
love
|
hand | Doris Pennell,
at | comer,
hand. |
Mount Joy
the opening
and
casualties |
pigeon
citizens. Isn't
one that can come’
bright idea how to
Ss pressing pigeon
birds,
pigeons |
be
ere must some- |
feathered friends |
a
| TO PASTORATE
sion commission
C
Church
thing that can be done that will ' Lehighton,
of ours to seek other homes ra- | requirement
ther than trying to exterminate studying for the ministry in the
Church of the
The
{cesta
-
James and Barry,
Clyde
Sylvia
and
and
Jeffery.
COUNTY
We Welcome your news items
Phone Mount Joy 3-9661
Club News, social items,
Parties.
Deadline Tuesday evenings
of each week.
$2 .00 a Year in Advance
[Fire Sweeps a Seed Plant;
Loss To Building, Equipment
May Total of $40,000
Three Fire Companies
Remain On Scene
Until 6.30 A.M.
National Mount doy |
Bank have authorized the Fire undetermined origin
transfer of $5.000.00 from un-| swept through the Reist Seed
Company's two large adjoining
buildings in Mount Joy Tuesday
night with damage estimated at
possibly more than $40,000.
Alvin J. Reist, Mt. Joy Rl,
owner of the firm said his loss
is covered by insurance.
Within a few minutes after
[the fire was discovered at 11:15
P. M. Tuesday the Friendship
(Fire Company was pouring
streams of water in the blazing
building, following in quick
succession were the companies
(from Rheems and Florin The
. [flames were brought under con-
75th Birthday trol within an hour. Early
Wednesday morning several fire
ere | companies were standing by as
dinner was | a safe guard against a new out-
employees | break.
UNION NATIONAL
INCREASES ITS SURPLUS
The Board of Directors of |
Union
of
surplus,
latter
to
the
divided profits
thereby, increasing
item to $475,000.00.
In addition to the above,
bank has undivided profits and
reserves of $60,000.00. The cap
$125,000.00. Total re
June 30 total $5
the
ital is
sources as of
643,000.00
———
Billy Shaffer
Is Honored On
A get-to-gether
given by the office
of Sico Company, June 26th at | The Reist Seed
Hostetter's Banquet Hall in {located on Manheim Street,
onor of William (Billy) block north of Main Street.
fer who has rounded out fifty- Two Buildings Involved
two years of service with the Two buildings, joined togeth-
company. A delicious chicken|er, were involved in the fire.
dinner was served in honor of | One of them, a two and one-
Mr. Shaeffer’s 75th birthday | half story brick building, about
and retirement. 120 feet long and 45 feet wide.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence The other, a three and one-half
gave the birthday cake, and Mr, [story cement block building a-
Clayton Aument presented a|bout 70 feet long, connects the
leather wallet containing mon-| brick structure.
and flowers, on behalf of the Frank Groff, of town, a pass-
the company. erby, was reported to have dis-
attend- | covered the fire and immediate-
ly turned in the alarm to the
friendship Fire Company.
| Flames were seen shooting 20
| to 30 feet in the air shortly af-
ter the fire was discovered.
Rain Aids Firemen
_ Own to Page 6)
ED ee
Fire Again Breaks
* Qut In Reist Seed
guerite Dock Kathryn | About 1:15 Thursday morn-
Mumper assisted as hostesses. | ing fire again broke out in the
Betty is planning to leave for Seed Company building.
the mission field in India in the] Heilig, local underta-
very near She received | ker. was sitting in his home en-
many lovely useful gifts. joying television when he smel-
The program the smoke which he thought
ening group sing-| was coming from his own home.
ing, scripture by Al |U pon investigation, Mr. Heilig
Erb and Schroll; the smoke was coming
Prayers by Betty Charles, | from the Reist Seed Company
Hawthorne, Hazel Shenk |puilding. He immediately cal-
C. F. Helwig. {led Fire Chief Myers, who
delicious lunch was served | flames on the second
and Mrs. | floor of the brick structure. The
Helwig, | fire had not gained headway
Eshel- | and it was only necessary to
Sprout, the pump from the
{one engine.
Myrtle Mowrer, Sylvia The cause of the outbreak is
Hazel Zeller, Grace Mu- not known, except for the fact
Elizabeth Hassing ger, | the it a good many seed bags are
Mackinson, Patricia | stored in the second floor of
Betty Jane Charles, building and a bag of seed,
Weidler, Hazel Shenk, | still smouldering, could have
Helen Schroll, Margaret New | broken into flames.
comer, Alcesta Erb, Pauline! ee eet 4
Fry, Mae Zeller, Lottie McMul- | ENJOYED FAMILY DINNER
len, Betty Rice, Marguerite [ AT NEW HOLLAND PARK
Dock, Maude Schroll, Mrs. Hel- A family dinner was enjoyed
en Stettler and children, Carol, the New Holland Park Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. by Mr. and Mrs. Wilt, Mr.
and children |ap y Mrs. Clair Wagner Sr., Mr.
Cindy Mr. Mrs. William Garber, Mr.
Hawthorne Mrs. Robert McGinley, Mr.
and | nd Mrs. Christ Cover, Carl
| Wagner, Clair Wagner Jr.,
| Barbara McGinley, all of town;
{ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolfgang,
| Hanover; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Joy, a|Rohrer, Manheim; Mr. and Mrs.
Biblical | Harold Wagner and son, Barry,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeMor-
ron and daughter, Joleane of
Mis- | Lancaster.
Church
Company is
one
Schock
ey,
employees of
Twenty-eight
ed the banquet.
eee
Surprise Shower
For Miss Helwig
shower Miss
was given by the
School class 5)
God,
ve |
|
persons
A surprise for
Betty Helwig
Ergatan Sunday
the Mt. Joy Church of
the home of Mrs. Gr:
thorne Tuesday evening
1ce
Mar-
and
Reist
James
future.
and
during ev
of
readings
Helen
Jane
| led
consisted
| st aw
Grace
and Rev.
A
to the
Cc. PF
Edith
man,
found
Rev.
Ruby
Thelma
Violet
Kathryn
following:
Helwig,
Kaylor,
Doris Rice,
use booster
Funk,
Hershey,
Hilda
at
Mumper
Lee and
Mrs. Harvey
children Hattie
and and
and
[3
|
Lou
ROBERT
a
A. HESS ASSIGNED
Robert A. Hess of Mt
at Bethany
in Chicago, has been
pastorate
and Home
of the
y the Ministry
ee lO ev
C. T. U. TO MEET
Run A meeting of the W. C. T. U.
near | will be held on Monday, July 14
at seven-thirty in the Mt. Joy
work is a|Park.
men T's
Portugal is due east of New York
City
the Brethren.
He will
of
the Long
3rethren
serve
the
Pa.
pastoral
for young
Summer
Brethren
le matt
»