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tember 11, 1952 (
FLORIN Bl
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| 48th Reunion Sunday |
Longacre family will be held at! were Paul A. Martin,
Longenecker's Church
day, September 14.
The program wi
basket
tary-treasurer; Rev. C. R. Long-
enecker, Meyerstown, historian;
Longenecker,
and R. Ross
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Potionize Bulletin Advertisers, -
NEWTOWN |ll————
: insurance Service | Miss Patricia Brooks, daugh
to, Fire, Boned and all types! ™ he ter of Mr. and ns Victor
Cas ity Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Norman Snyder | Brooks entered the Lancaster
og ET a ren visited Mr. and|General Hospital for nurses
1 " | and children visite enera
K. WITTLE Mrs. Edw. Isler and family on Training
FLORIN, PA. | Sunda Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hershey
Phone: Mt. Joy 13-9546 20-13 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gamb- [spent the weekend with Mr. and |
———— er and Mrs. Susan Gamber vis- Mrs. H. B. Hershey and son
eT ited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Winters Robert in Lemoyne, they also
Dr. H. c Killheffer at Manheim Sunday, vigited Williamsport, Md
Visitors during the past week | The Church of the Brethren
| Optometrist with Mrs. Katie Moore and Mr, held their mid week prayer
| MANHEIM and Mrs. Maurice Frysinger|Mmeeung al the F lorin Church on
163 8. Charlotte St. were Mr and Mrs Chester | Wednesday evening, :
Telephone 65-3376 Rhoads. of Columbia R. D.: Mr.] Mr. Samuel Becker Sr., is
Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30 and Mrs. Elvin Weaver and | confined to his bed on account!
Tues. Bn. Sst 79 8, W children of Hanover; Mr. and °f illness, at the home of his son, |
Elizabethtown Office || Mrs. Paul Fifzkee and son, Dan- Walter Becker, Mt, Joy RI
Closed Tuesday jel and Mrs. Marian Fox and Mrs. Russell Bretz was ad
Sept. 16th son, David of Mt. Joy mitted to the St. Joseph's hos-
[pit 1] on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Derr > .
- : Mrs. Rose Schmidt and
EE i 1 ama son, of Manheim and Murs. Cr
: (daughter, Lillian of New Bruns-
{ Cora Derr of Maytown were wick, N. J. spent several davs is
CR, i J. § J several aavs in
Sunday guests of Mrs. Matilda ee .
WHITE - WASHING Derr {Mou Joy and Florin with
3 N Visitors 2 | > ‘
AND Yio I he fH “hon Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Naylor
~N were, rs LAS “
1 {of West Chester spent the week
{ DISINFECTING Orange, N. J., Rev. and Mrs. | © i i Sie] SD n by week
: end with Mrs. Sarah Schlegel-
Hiram Lefever, Elizabethtown; wilch {
a on AT Sf EIR ¢ |
HESS BROS | Mr. and Mr: Edgar Lefeves ot Mrs. David Mumper of Camp
» | Conestoga Center, Mr. and Mrs. ! 11.11 - :
John Lof 1 D | 8 Is spending some time with
{ John Lefever and son avid |,
iid Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Eschbac
FLORIN, PENNA. land Miss Mary Lefever of Lan TR rs Hach
Mrs. Emma Peifer of Harris
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 | caster. le
39-tf | burg is spending a week with
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pearson | Mp. and Mrs Benjamin Kaufi- |
— and daughter, Vickie spent the man.
. weekend with Mrs. Pearsons Airman 1st Class James Wol
Quality Meats | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam | gemuth of St. Albans, Vt. is
: Coover. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Victor |
ALSO A FULL LINE OF Saturday evening visitors of | Brooks. |
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer Mrs. John Bender Sr. and
BIRDS EYE were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Wit-| son, Leroy and Mrs Agnes Hol
A ae and sons, of East Peters-| wager of Milton Grove called
urg. fon Mr. and Mrs. George Mump-
{ Mrs. \ Pp
RS Frits & Vegetables Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geltmach- | er on Tuesday evening.
er and family visited Mrs. Min-| Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wicken-
' | nie Geltmacher at Kinderhook. heiser of Colonial Park, Harris- |
KRALL'S Meat Market [They also visited Hershey Park | burg attended a birthday din-
on Sunday. | ner in honor of Mrs. Sarah Sch
WEST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY | Mrs. Wm. Fogie and son, { legelmilch on Wednesday.
| Richard visited Mr. and Mrs. TT Tee...
. | Edw. Barto and Mr. and Mrs. | E U.
Elmer G. Strickler Alfred Atland of Columbia on | B. Choir Held
Elizabethiown, Pa. Phone 17 | Saturday. Corn & Doggie Roast |
“YOU BUY ONLY THE INSURANCE Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. = i
YOU NEED UNDER MY Ephriam Coover were Mr. and | The choir of the Evangelical |
fe TR ——
| Citizenship Day, 1952
By the President of the United States of America
Whereas by a joint resolution approved February 29,
1952 (Public Law 261, 82d Congress), the Congress of the
United States has designated the 17th day of September
of each year as Citizenship Day in commemoration of the
formation and signing on September 18, 1787, of the Con-
stitution of the United States and in recognition of all who.
by coming of age or by naturalization, have attained the
full status of citizenship; and
Whereas it is most fitting that every citizen of the
United States, whether native-born, should on September
17 of each year give speciai thought and consideration to
his rights and responsibilities under our Constitution; and
Whereas the aforesaid resolution authorizes the Pres-
ident of the United States to issue annually a proclama-
tion calling for the observance of Citizenship Day:
Now. therefore. I, Harry 8. Truman, Presiden! of the
United States of America, do hereby direct the appropria-
ate officials of the Government to display the flag of the
States on all public buildings on Wednesday, Sep-
tember 17, 1952, and I urge the people of the Nation to
display the flag on that day at their homes and other suit- |
able places.
I also urge Federal, State, and local officials, as well
as patriotic, religious, civic, educational, and other in-
terested organizations to arrange for appropriate ceremon-
ies on Citizenship Day in which all our people may join
to the end that both native-born and naturalized citizens
may have a fuller understanding of their rights and privi-
leges and of their obligations and responsibilities as cliz- ||
ens of the United States |
And I call upon all our citizens to renew and reaffirm ||
on taat day their fdith in the principles’ and ideals em- ||
bodied in the Constitution : the foundation of our strength
and the symbol of freedom and justice for all.
caused the Seal of the United States of America be af- ||
| A Proclamation | |
|
fixed.
Done at the City of Washington this 25th day of July
in the year of Our Lord nineleen hundred and
fifty-two, and of the Independence of the United
States of America the one hundred and seventy-
seventh.
By the President:
HARRY S. TRUMAN
Dean Acheson, Secretary of State
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The Dutch Philosopher
OVERHEARD BY JOHN BOYD)
(AS
They also visited Mrs.
Mrs.
luncheon at 12
and at 2 p. m. special music by
YOUNG FOLKS
Ann Sny- | FASHION FROLIC
i The
Mrs. Edith Erb and nephew | Marietta Methodist S. S. will |
{ Bobbie visited Mr. and Mrs. | Sponsor a young folk’s Fashion
| Norman Brosey and family on |Show in the Sunday school
| Monday evening. | room September 17 at 7:30 p.
|
— etl een.
| LOW BIDDERS
[of Longenecker Family | Bids were opened for the ad-
re dition and alterations to the]
Also $225 to $350 ' : vena]
Wedding bio 3280 I'he 49th Annual reunion of | high school building at Mifflin-
Rings enlarged to show details the Longenecker - Longaker - | town, Pa. The lowest bidders |
11 open with!
noon
Seiple, $549,029.
re etl Ae
HOME FOR 35 DAYS
the Longenecker Quartette of A/2¢ Walter H. Ginder, son
ANTEED PERFECT Middletown, Pa. of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ginder, of |
for your Officers are J. S. Longeneck-| Mt. Joy R1, is home on a 35 day |
tection. Cond Meusicepng er, pres., Farmersville; Lineaus! enroute before a European as-
me Longenecker, Mt. Joy, secre-|signment. Ginder was stationed |
for a year and a half at Kessler
Air Force Base, Mississippi with
the Air Craft Rescue squad.
A een.
Bulletin Ads Pay Big Dividends.
Lititz,
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A An J A pl ph
Kumjoynous class of the!
m. Refreshments will be served. |
Mt. Joy,
on Sun- | $547,695: Boyd Kline, Blooms- |
| burg, Pa., $549,024 and Stand
El ls ll tl A ts tl 0 M2
that one Yes, and I ought to be getting
my grand-children had. The [Chake to hang up when it gets
straintch part of it was that | winter curtains ready for
they wasn’t comical at all. In| la little cooler so he won't carry
fact, chust the opposite. There on about doing it.
{was more Killing and crimes in | Yes, that's the way it goes
i them than a body would get in still. I guess a body wastes an
the morning paper {awful lot of time while he is
I believe they alive. Well now, I will quit be-
years ago chust being comical | 30 such an escapist and get
sand then they grajelly added | home and start supper
some tragical numbers. Children Then when the supper dishes
like them plood-thirsty books. | ;¢ washing 1 will escape into
|Pon’t you remember the fairy, jiving room and watch the
tales we used to read when we til I escape that and
was children? The wicket witch- | go upstairs and go to bed.
les was always chainching the | = sucess. that's ‘what most of
1eroes into ukly toads or 8 {us do.
| snake—or something. | There's only one thing a body
| And puting the poor princess- |... escape from these days.
les into a fifty-year sleep. Yes, 1 What's that?
them. But then they
| of
started out!
| remember Politics. Well, good bye now.
always got loose at the end and Good bye.
| lived happy ever after. a I
| They do in these comical
books too. The villains always
get shot or hung at the end.
Do you read them too, Mrs.
Veiss?
No—like you I chust glance
through one now and then when
JAY-CEES FOOD SALE
A Food Sale will be held on
Saturday, September 23, in
front of Titus Rutt's Insurance
office by the Jay-Cees. Nicholas
Leitner is chairman of the af- |
|
COMPLETE {Mrs. Harry Flory and sons, | United Brethren church held a Well, Mrs. Espenshate! Come jdont’ read regular books be
. ’ | Timothy and Tom Mentzer, of [corn and doggie roast last Sat- | oP inside because hs chust a [cause I really don’t have the |
Family Security Lancaster, Mrs. Grace Sheaffer |urday evening at the home of litle too chilly outside. A wel [Line Besides 1 always Jools at
> - land children, Myron Mann of | Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Bent- | chainch from what w e jibe end to see how it comes
Fire - - Auto - - Life | Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh |zel, 131 New Haven street, this hyve heen having $hough, [out and "when a person Brows |
. I il Tol MEE The 3 : Yes, it’s real nice to be out | what the ending is, there ain't
Accident & Health - - | and children of Eliza- fhore. Pre following were pres. these days—walking around. [much sense reading the whole
sels : I bethtown and Doris Ebersole of | ent: that is—but too chilly to chust | hook.
Hospitalization | Mount Joy. | Rev. and Mrs. Ezra H. Ranck fies 5 ns i y
{ A »|set. Unless a body has more| Yes I do that too. Chorch al-
AND MORTGAGE IINSURANCE | Mr. Victor Fogie, Mr. Charles | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolge- clothes on than what I have. I|ways laughs at me and savs
35-U | pogie and Mrs. Serena Fogie at-|muth, children Jean and Bob- ain't put my winter things on | well, does she get him in the
—*. | tended the funeral of Mrs. Har- | bie, Mr. and Mrs. E. Latchford, yet. end? He reads these here mys-
i Fogie at Braddock Monday. |Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Sherk, Yes, September, is my favorite | teries and when he gets about
a Callers with Mr. and Mrs. | Thelma Sherk, Anna Mae Eby. | month. Not too hot in the d: id doh 1 he sets and tries to fig
4 ARMSTRONG'S =. '™. | Aristice Wittle were Mr. and | Henry S. Weber, Frances Keen- | time and cool at night for Too p | ure out who done the murder
i RUBBER TIlE | EN Mrs. Joseph Wittle and daugh- | er, Shirley Eby, Glenn Forney, [ing under a blanket Chune. | in the first chapiter. When it
i ter, Judy of Columbia and My. | Virginia Greenawalt, Nancy |Chuly and August is too hot {comes out the way he figured
| Charles Wittle, Columbia R. D.| Williams, Mrs. Lois Hostetter, ! still. And another thing. it's |he gets what he calls a big kick
i Pvt. and Mrs. Sherwood Dietz | Melissa Strickler, Mrs. Chester real quiet now that the kids is [out of his cleverness
: and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Landis | Eckinger,, Luella Witmer, Her- in school most of the day. I Chake don't read them any
visited Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wit- | man Kreiner, Mrs. Janet Mec- | guess the mothers is glad too hare. He says they are ot Iv ior
mer on Sunday. Kain, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ma- | that school has started up Sel i er
Perfect Flooring Visitors of Mr. and Mrs Ab- | teer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Au No doubt. But a body misses Escapists! What mizht an es
[ram Gamber during the week- | ment, Frankie Aument, Clifford | them. I remember when my ki : Fu 4 vg is es
Rubber Tile the perfect end were Mr. and Mrs ,| Schmid, Dennis Schmid Mr. | two started school. The house capist be, for Heaven's sake
floor for any room in the is ore : P+ ang MIS, Ray {= Ue ay A divas fet T used to wot the He says an escapist is a man
house, Resisls due Gamber and son, of Manheim, |and Mrs. Lester Mumma, Susie was 50 quie usec oo don’t feel like working
to water, spilled food, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Salem Gamber and Jean Mumma and Mr and | fidgets, Lice Win here. Was much and wants to forget who
Gives years and years of and daughter, of Columbia R.D. | Mrs. Warren Bentzel. Hinata) and as > he is and all his troubles afd
4 service. Call us today! Friday evening Rev. and Mrs. ~~ o— —— Sona a i what he ought to be doing at
Mount Joy EB Sra oh Done Sy Doubleheader Brings Ini whoever it was that had died. I he, tne insied of sewing
. . > 718 Mr. arry eaver, 3 ; ee : Na et 8.
§ Tile & Linoleum Co. who is a hospital patient oh $40.81 For Terry Young was fied when hey soma homme ; he 2
Open 3.5 svening Lancaster. Sally jot aes ht suppe : | Sony ae 2g 10 the i
éxce 5Ca ye ; | ilo’s Mids wonders me wha yeople anc JOK ellywision.
38 W. MAIN ST, MT. JOY of Mr. ond Mow. Jae-{ 80h Midget Mido) Be oc. if art Ther exactly. Now I ain't
ob Erb during the past week | team won both games last Sat- wasn't no schools to send them {no escapist because I never was |
! were Mrs. Betty Brosey and |urday in the ener double- | to. I guess they would chust [one to set down with such a
| children, of Silver Spring: Mrs. | heac der staged for Terry Young. | out drive a person crazy at | book when there was dishes to
Pearl Breneman of Mt. Joy R.|In the opening game they de- frome all day. wash and rooms to clean and
BEST b D. Mr. Paul Witmer of Colum- | feated the Marietta team, 5-2, And what would they do if {meals to get and washing and
y bia: Mr. and Mrs. John Witmer | Second game with the East End |, J kids didn’t get enough edu- {ironing to get done,
Every Test! and son of Elizabethtown R. D. {Panthers of Leneasier the score |. (ion to be able to read these | But then again, maybe Some
Sunday afternoon Rev. and |Was 11-0 in favor the local | je pe comic books? And yet |People would call me and you
: (Mrs. R. H. Arndt, Miss Minnie | boys. Total receipts were $40.81 | | sometimes it wonders me what | escapists because we set and
i N vi Gamber and Mrs. Irene Snyder [and was turned over to the | | they can get out of them. talk so much to each other. 1
i (ays re attended the Penn Grove Bible | Terry Young fund. Each team | Why-—do you read them? right now 1 ought to Be
i PSaKe Camp in York County. They |met their own expenses. | Nop-us a voglilar thing, bud [a5 bane Ra supper for
Di LIAM OND RINGS heard Stuart Hamflou speak Tet have looked at some pme ang aren.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and ||
|
. Robert Fry
MANHEIM R. D. 2, PA.
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