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The Mount Joy Bulletin
MINUTE WEEKLY I N
LANCASTER
COUNTY

VOL. LII, NO. 15
Rent Controls Killed By
Council By A 3to2 Vote

Prospects For A Re- We are under the impres-
>“. sion that spectators in the
versal Of Opinion Not Council room Monday night
A Probability Before witnessed an exceedingly
cleverly placed motion.
Sept. 30 a uM
: 4s : Was Councilman Myers
In spite of a petition with ap- trapped into voting negative
proximately. one hundred sign- on rent control by President
ers, an expected _ expansion jl 7. by the way the issue
program by the Marietta Depot [ff os placed for motion the
and a communication from the second time???)
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post{fl™ ~~~ ~~" "°°
5272 requesting that rent con- Was Myers under the im-
trols in Mount Joy be continu- ||| Pression his negative vote
ed, council defeated a resolu- would cause. 4 deadlock
tion presented by Councilman thereby putting the deciding
Tester Hostetter and seconded vote up to Burgess Fish who
by Maurice Bailey that controls had already taken an affirm-
be extended until April 30, 1953 ative stand????
by a 3 to 2 vote. ? ?
On the first poll taken, Coun-
cilman Lloyd Myers refused to
vote for or against the resolu-
tion but on the second poll
Myers cast his vote against the
New Term Enroll-
SE ment Below Mark
er way on the second poll, con- $
trols would have been contin-| Labor Day Storms
ued as it would have ended in a
tie vote, thus leaving the decid- Flood School Rooms
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100 Attend Fifth
Webb Reunion
One hundred persons attend-
ed the Fifth Webb reunion held
at the Rheems Dining Hall, on
September 7th,
Officers elected for the com-
The Labor Day storm flooded
five classrooms and two hall-
ways of the Elementary school,
when a rainspout clogged caus-
ing the water to rise and flow
through the ventilators on the
roof. The building was ready
for the opening of school Wed-
nesday.
Total enrollment for the new
school term are 691 pupils, El-
ementary has 370 pupils and
the High School 321.

ing year were: Morris Kauff- Enrollment Estimate Low
man, Landisville, president; Enrollment figures -anticipat-
Richard Hawthorne, Marietta, |oq for this year are somewhat
vice-president; and Hazel A,
Roth, Florin, secretary & treas--
urer.
Young and old enjoyed a de-
licious picnic lunch and joined
below the mark, due to the re-
routing of the Manheim Central
buses. This arrangement takes
most of the pupils north of Rt.
, 230 to Manheim High School or
in the many games. A cake {, Sporting Hill Elementary
walk and guessing cake con-|gehool. About forty pupils are
test was also held. A film was gected by this change.
shown by Robert Hawthorne.

Activities Begin
The school band has begun
various parade
A bul Ai rehearsing for rious pars
ance 1r- | engagements and for the con-
cert to be given at the High
| School, October 7.
plane At At Donegal Both Mrs. Garber, the hock-
ey coach, and Mr. Day, the soc-
A new modern 4 passenger |C€r coac h, are holding practices
Cessna airplane, which will be of their respective squads in
equipped for ambulance gery. | Preperation for the Fall season.
ice, has been recently Purchased ly School is being dismissed at

at the Donegal Airport. 2:40 p. m. each day during
In emergencies persons can ‘Daylight Saving Time as has
be transported to distant hos-|Peen the precedure during the
pitals very quickly and thus af- | past years.
ford the vicinity an extremely iy : I>
valuable service. Girl's Day Program At
a '
A PEVINDRR-TO ALLI Reich's Evan. Church
Check with The Bulletin Of- A Girl’s Day program will. be
fice, Box 85 or phone 3-9661| presented in the Reich's Evang-
The Remembrance Committee, |elical church on Sunday, Sept.
Box 243 or phone 3-4621 and 21, with a Sunday school ses-
see if they have the correct ad- sion at 9:30 a. m. followed by
dress of the servicemen and|a worship service at 10:30 a. m.
women from this locality. It is Mrs. Simon Snyder, of Ephra-
very important all addresses|ta, will be the guest speaker.
are correct. All changes must Special vocal and instrumental
be in the files by October 1st in {music will be featured. The
order that the Christmas boxes | public is cordially invited to at-
reach their correct destination. |tend.
Contributions Reach $657 For
Terry Fund
New Sister And Puppy
Thrills Little Boy With
Rare Kidney Disease
The tinkle of coins dropping
in boxes, mail—with money
tumbling out, a food sale, ball-
game, even doughnuts and a
puppy dog are all playing a big

boxes are prominently display-
ed in factories and business
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TERRY HAS A SISTER
A baby girl was born to
Terry’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood Young, at the Lan-
caster General hospital, on
September 8th.
Mr. Young returned Sun-

part in the - battle to keep a||l day evening from a visit
small boy alive. with Terry in time to take
The case of Terry Young, the || Mrs. Young to the hospital.
4-year-old boy with Bright's||| The baby will be named
disease, is attracting more at-
tention as each week goes by.
The sum of $657.00 has been
Donna Lee. Terry is all thril-
led at the prospects of a sis-
ter. Mrs. Young is anxiously
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, September 11,
Vets Adopt Resolution
For Rent Controls

At the regular meeting of
Post 5752 Veterans of Foreign |
Wars held Monday evening, a
resolution was adopted and un- i YY
Lo
animously passed to support the
extension of Rent Control in the |
Mount Joy area. A letter was |
personally delivered and read |
at Council that same evening
Commander Brown made two
appointments: Lowell Sump-
man was appointed Adjutant.
He is a Navy veteran of the Ko- |
rea Wars. Also Frank Morton
was appointed as Employment
Officer for the Post. He is a Na-
vy veteran of World War IL {

The next ‘regular meeting |
will be held Monday, Sept. 22, he
at 8 p. m. at Post Headquarters. | - ; . — TRE
. rn Ce
Seven young ladies and one when graduation came around. |
grade at| There was either a shortage o
»
Fellowship Supper Yours Jn ane
| ati ‘he is vo
graduation time when this pic-| bj or else, oh well, guess we
.e ture was taken. In the past : on
: will say maybe they didn't con-
e y rini y years it seems that the lowly :
male has been left at the post centrate on their lessons.
ee

A Farm Show that will sur
pass all others was decided last
and is Thursday night at a meeting of

A congregational covered Rotary Club To Underwiite
dish supper, sponsored by 3
Lutheran Church, was held in|
the social room of the Parish
0 Teg or Year Old Joan Brosey Hess
members of the congregation Le i:
were served a buffet supper
and enjoyed an evening of fel-| Other Groups And In- _ Three Classes Set
|
The’ pastor: of Trinity, the | *IF B b Be f
cial Assistance
W. Lester Koder, was very Finan or a y e
pleasantly surprised when Mr. The Mount Joy Rotary
of the Church Council and mas guarantee payment of all costs |
ter of geremonies for the even-| yo, the inter-phone system that
ing, presented him with a check | wij connect the home of Joan|
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NN Ye bees bling from. binh ithe Board of Directors held at
now crippled by a bone disease the M tJ Dif
in both legs from her hips down, | fount. Joy airy... .
ew 0 ar | A tentative date set for the
ganizations and individuals] lon SHOW Will he on
have also unofficially agreed to}? E and her Jo any.
give financial assistance. hb ectors also boostec
Ladies’ Bible Class of Trinity | Phone System For 11
tember 9th. Approximately 100
lowship. | dividuals To Also Giv
Cluk |
Samuel Harnish, Vice President p,q agreed to underwrite and} At Farm Show
of $200 from the organizations Brosey Hess, eleven, who Bas)
with her classroom. Other or-|
On Sale At The | body.
[the prizes for the school exhibit

The equipment will be furn-
’ : 1 p w . work to $344.75. At the present
S a an ished by RCA. The P.P.&L. and |
om [time the directors are looking
the Columbia Telephone Com-
Sr fe permitted the free ust | for a location large enough to
any a e e e J
pany k [take care of the school exhibit.
The new Carver-Washinglon | of their poles to string the|
memorial half dollar is | wires. Mr. H. Y. Smith, General |
offered for sale here by the nanager of the Columbia Tele- |
First National Bank & Trust Co. Company {
Warren H. Bentzel, Asst. Cash- | in arranging for the poles to
ier announced today. string the wire and Mr. Clark |
“Our bank,” said Mr. Bentzel| Berrier, local representative of
“has undertaken to sell these | {he Company has agreed to give
commemorative half dollars as | (Turn to Page 1)
a public service. —— ©
“In company with hundreds of Cpl. Myers With OCS
other banks throughout the na-
tion, we are performing a ser- At Fort Bliss, Texas
~ (Turn to ) page 8)
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—
Amateur Gardners
‘To Compete In
‘Nat'l Rose Show
Only amateur “backyard gar
| deners” are eligible to
the National
being |
phone is cooperating |

Rose Shogy
son | n
as aig | Corporal Bruce C. Myers,
{ of Mrs. Mildred Myers, 205 Ww. | sponsored by the Penn-Jersey
Suprie Party Given | Main street, this boro, will | District of the American Rose
| Society at Hershey, Pa.,
Sat. In Honor Of leave for Fort Bliss, Texas after on Sep-
Husband's Birthday a visit at his home since Aug | tember 19 and 20, 1952. The
| show will be held in the Com
| ust 30th.
Cpl. Myers spent one
with the 36th Anti Aircraft Ar- the
tillery at Fort George Meade, Bride,
Maryland. He will be with the will formally open the
Mrs. Jay Risser entertained
to a surprise party in honor of
her husband who celebrated his
birthday on Saturday, Sept. 6.
and Mrs. H.
munity Building and is open to
public. Mary Margaret Mc
famous radio personality,
show at
year
Mare My Mrs. Clyde OCS at Fort Bliss, making the 2:00 P. M, Jody
Holbein, of Lancaster; Mr. and third transfer there since his The public is a 0 avi 9
Mrs. Harry Holbein and daugh- entry in the sevice. come 0 8 Floater Oo .
ree —— — ty Theatre following their tour
ter, Rosie, of East Petersburg; 'of the exhibits where they may
Mr and Mrs. Richard Kehter | Fall Activities Begin
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph | With “School Daze"
Lutz and son, Richard, Mr. and | Part
Mrs. Paul Risser, of Landisville | arty
Mr. and Mrs. David Risser and
son, of Mount Joy; Miss Nancy | Youth
Geiman of Chambersburg; Mr. | Mark's Church will begin t
“School Daze
and Mrs. Chester Schoenberger, | Activities with a
party in the church basement,
Hart of the
discuss |
hear Mr. George
'Conard-Pyle Company
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ee et

Fellowship of St. CHIQUES MALE CHORUS
fall AT SALUNGA CHURCH
A program of songs rendered
of Manheim, R1, and Mr. and : Ere : Rn oh
Mrs. Wilbur Derr’ and son, of at 5:00, Sunday afternoon. by the Chigques Male rus
Manheim. | All youth of the church twel- will be given Sunday evening
ve years and over are invited. at 7:30 p. m. in the Salunga
Mr. Risser received man "
d a Participating as “teacher” in the Church of the Brethren. The
gifts. Games were playe ch 3 Yet Al : :
refreshments served. party will be Mrs. John Roth, public is very welcome to come.
—_——————— |Florin, and Mr. Clifford M.} =e
| Schmid, Lancaster.
Officers for the new year will
Rummage Sale To Be 'Child Hit By Auto

Held By Bible Class De See, 7 Seered) A child was hit Wednesday
Wi instaliod in the eve "8 afternoon running from behind
The Ladies Bible class of the service. All attending the party |
Trinity Lutheran church, this will be invited to attend.
boro, will conduct a “Rummage ee — —_— { The child,
Sale” on Friday and Saturday, NEEDLEWORK GUILD TO { Mr. and Mrs.
a parked car.
Terry Zink, son of
Samuel Zink, Old

September 26-27. The sale will HOLD A BAKE SALE | Market street, this boro, ran
from behind a parked car a
be held in the basement of the;
Parish house. Doors will be op-{ The Mt. Joy Branch of the front of the First National Bank
en at 1 p. m. Friday, 26 and at Needlework Guild of America | and was struck by an automo-
10 a. m. Saturday, 27. | will hold a food sale Saturday, | bile driven by Philip Weidner,
Anyone wishing to dispose of September 27 in front of Titus| Upper Darby, Pa.
cast-off clothes, shoes, etc, Rutt's Insurance office, on East| The child was treated by Dr.
please bring the items to the Main street. Sale will begin at| Thomas O'Connor and taken to
Parish basement Thursday ev- {10:30 a. m. Mrs. Simeon Horton |the Lancaster General Hospital

taken in through organizations, ||| waiting to go see her boy.

ening, September 25. |is in charge. for x-rays
WHAT YEAR DID THESE STUDENTS GRADUATE? | Special Session Ldted
> Home-School Ass'n
compete
1952
A special meeting for the of
Home
| ficers of the School and
Association of this
{be held Thursday evening, Sep Three Men Prosecuted
| tember 25th at 7:30 p. m. in the
| principal’ room of the For Traffic Violations
| ary school
Charles J
lof the Association,
| purpose of this first
| to make plans for the
school terms and outsiders are
boro, will |
element
of Police Park Neiss
traflic
Those
Chief
reported
Chunko,
stated the
meeting is | for the
cuted were
Earl W
president
three
past week prose
coming |
Walters, R. D. 3, of |
| welcome to attend if they wish | Lancaster for Improper pass
| to. | ing Paul Irvin Sweigart, Wom
| —— —— eisdorf R1, Pa., 40 m.p.h on
street and Ira Shoop
%| Parking Meter Re- os i kot
* ceipts To Pay 2nd
Officers Salary
The salary of the
[lice officer authorized by Coun
| ¢il will come from the
|
ignoring red
“NOTICE
The Mt. Joy
will meet in the
School Study
Sept. 15th,
Remembrance
Committee
Mt. Joy High
Hall on Monday,
second po- |{l 5 7:30 P. M
There
will be a discussion
proceedas |
(|| about the Xmas boxes.
of the parking meters, it was| ry OTIS
} 2 ; { EVERYONE WELCOME
stated at Monday nights meet ~~
irk ‘ : { T'his is a Public meeting
ling of Council. It is expected |
and suggestions from all citi
that the installation cost of the |
meters will be met about the Hl
first part of October, the total |
cost of installation and freight
is $945.00. All receipts go to the |
parking meter company until
[ this cost is met.
The salary set by Council for
this post will be $210 monthly |
easily met as the
meters to date average approx-|ed the
imately $75 a week it was stat-| the
ed. This will relieve the tax! on
payers of any additional Burde mn |g gion home,
and at the time furnish | Sc hneider,
the borough with an extra offi-| The
zens are

needed

hus. Plans Cord
Party October 20
|
and should be
Twenty-four members attend-
September
American Legion
Tuesday evening at the Le-
with Miss Maude
presiding
first card party of ‘the
cer which is very much needed. | season is scheduled for Monday
Applications for the post | October 20 at the Legion Home.
must be submitted to Burgesd| These parties are
Fish before the special meeting | | during the winter.
same
held monthly |

Burgess will be considered.
I ——_———— |
| birthday gift and the other from
the Boys at the Coatesville
Korea Vets Enter- |v or tc over:
the Auxiliary gave
ing School Need |
2 Months Funds | birthday
hos-
Ward party
them recent
A motion was made
gift to
at Scotland school and a re
their
{| boy
| port was given by the
Miss Maude
president
Schneider on the
Veterans with service since Lancaster Co. Bi-County Coun-
the start of the Korean cam-|cil meeting
paign who are planning to go, Thursday, September 25 he!
to school under the Korean G1| Gavel Bell party
Bill were advised by Hilmer E.|by the Manheim
Shirey, Chief Vocational Re- | Manheim,
habilitation and Education Di-| the
vision, Veterans Administration |
| Office, Wilkes-Barre, ‘Rev. Koder Speaks 16
{long enough .
own to tide Rotarians On The
| Subject Of "Man"
At the regular dinner
ing held at Hostetters by the
Rotarians, Rev.
gave a very
“Man”,
ment through the
will be
Auxiliary at
when the
will be installed.
—— Ce
hosted |

year
to take a
their
them over for about
money of

two months.
| The reason, Mr. Shirey ex
| plained, is that under the law, |
'GI education and training al-|
paid until
a veteran actul
{lowance can’t be Lester
i
i sometime after interesting talk on
ly completes each
training. Therefore, one
month of | his origin and develop-
month ages.
of the delay will be caused by open discussion was
the veteran completing his in- then held to answer questions
itial month of training. [relative to the subject
The law also requires that! A large crowd is expected to
hod; the veteran and his school [attend the clam bake to be
|or training establishment held at Hostetter's
[mit a certificate to VA-
end of the month—to the effect | 6:30 P.M
that the veteran actually tainment for those
enrolled in training during that
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sub on Wednes
There will be enter
was who come a

head of time. So come early and
jenjoy yourself

Bible School Primiry Class

Pictured above is the second grade primary class of the Calvary
Bible Church Daily Vacation Bible School held in August. The
teacher is Mrs. Howard Boyd, Manheim R. D. 4. One hundred
eighty-nine children enrolled and were divided into three classes.

violations |
meeting of |
: |
Auxiliary |
of Council set for flonday eve- Two “Thank You” notes were
ning, September 22, when all| received, one from Terry Young |
applications submitted to the|who is in the University Hos
[ pital, at Durham, N. C., for the]
to send a |
adopted |
officers for |
meet- |
Koder |
A fifteen!
after eT evenng, September 17th at|

WE WELCOME YOUR
NEWS
Club, Parties, Social, Parties.
Scout,
Auxiliaries. Church.
PHONE MT, JOY 3.9661

$2 00 ¢ a | Year in Advance

Speeders ‘Endanger School
Children On Marietta St.
| Residents Reoister Com-
plaint; Ask For Better
Protection At School
| According to the residents on
Marietta Street, automobile
drivers are using that street for
a miniature speedway. Charles
Eshleman, of the Lions Club,
presented a complaint to coun-
cil on behalf of the residents
that drivers do not pay any at-
| tention to the known speed lim-
Eshleman
Street
|
it around all schools.
that Marietta
| should be more thoroughly pa-
| troled for speeders as the kid-
dies going to and from school
are in danger of being killed by
Burgess Fish told
Eshleman that the borough was
police protection and
duty at the
stated
| speeding cars.
short of
| that the officer on
[{ime the children are going to
land from school has to direct
[them across the more hazardous
[Main Street. However, said
_||| Burgess Fish, there is nothing
Ito stop those who are interested
from taking down the license
number of any speeding car
and register a complaint with
the police.
In all probabilities a speed
trap will be set on Marietta St.
in time to stop some child from
being hit by a speeding car.
Four Streets To
Be Closed During
Exhibit
| Council voted to ask for bids
on 900 feet of 12 in. corrugated
the widening of Pinkerton
from Marietta Avenue to
| Ruhls Greenhouse, and for the
painting of the Fire Hall. Bids
| will be opened at the next meet-
ing
| Council also granted the re-
Titus Rutt, superinten-
dent of the Community Exhibit,
{that Paterson, Concord, Frank,
[and Mount Joy Streets will be
| closed to traffic during the four-
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rr etl @
League Of St. Mark's
Meets At Booth Home

|
|
|
| pipe,
Road,
auest of

Ushers’ League of St. Mark's
| Evangelical Wnited Brethren
Church met Thursday evening
| at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
122 Delta St., ap-
were
Curtis
Ezra H.
John Booth,
|
| present
proximately 20
Devotions by
Rev.
persons
Reisch and pastor,
| Ranck, Business included elect-
ion of officers: President, Maris
[.. Gainor; Vice-president and
| chairman of Program commit-
te, Lloyd Myers; Secretary,
(Christ N. Miller; Treasurer,
| Frank H. Musser, Chief Usher,
Curtis L. Reisch; Asst. Chief
Usher, Harry C. Ney; Collect-
tors, John Booth and Charles
| Eby.
Motion
( Stanley
pictures taken by
Booth on a recent trip
Refresh-
the host
to Europe were shown
ments were served by
and hostes
——
drow. Pike To Attend
| A Poconos And Ocean
| City Retreat And
| Conference
| ——
Pike, of the
Church, is spending
| Friday and Saturday of this
a Retreat For Spiritual
Refreshment in the Pocono
Mountains. The Retreat will be
held at Pocono Plateau, a Meth-
odist Camp near Mountainhome
the Phila-
The Rev. Robert
| Methodist
week at
and is sponsored by
{ delphia Conference Board of
the Methodist Church. Dr. Nor-
man W. Paulin, pastor of Grace
Baptist Temple, Philadelphia,
will be the main speaker during
the two-day program.
Following this trip Reverend
| Pike will travel to Ocean City,
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