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The Bulletin MOST
Circulation
Now Has Reached
2300
- MINUTE
WEEKLY I N
LANCASTER
COUNTY WE WELCOME YOUR
NEWS
Club, Parties, Social, Parties,
Scout, Auxiliaries, Church.
PHONE MT. JOY 3-9661

VOL. LII, NO. 25
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursda
y Afternoon, November 20,
1952

5-Day Program To Mark
Dedication Of New Church
School At Glossbrennér’s
Special Services To Be Held With .
Open House On Sunday For For Inspection

Deadline For
Roxes Is
Extended Nov. 22
The Mt. Jov Remenibrance
Committee met on Monday nite
with only five present.
Eight more Xmas boxes were
sent to and the
deadline was extended to Satur-
The dedication of the new
thurch unit of the Glossbrenner |
Evangelical United el
Church will take place Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 p. m. with |
Dr. D. E. Young, superintendent
of the Eastern Penna. U.B. Con-
ference guest speaker, who will
also act as dedicating minister
of the occasion.
A mass choir of over 50 voic-
es, under the direction of Mr. |
Nevin W. Fisher, director of |
music at Elizabethtown College, |
The choirs participating in the
servicemen

. dav November 22nd. If anyone
program are from St. Pauls, wishes to hand in an address it
Elizabethtown; St. Mark's, this | must be done by Saturday. No-
boro; Salem Church, Manheim; vember 22 or the PERSON will
Otterbein Church, Lancaster; not receive un Xmas box. The
and the local Glossbrenner | families of these men who just
church. Mrs. George Broske, of left are urged to call 3-4621 Mt.
Mt. Joy, will be the accompan- Joy or write Box 243 Mount Joy
ist.
A combined Junior
St. Mark’s St. Paul's
or the Bulletin and a box will
be sent. Addresses are accepted
anytime, but boxes will not be
choir fiom
and Gloss-
brenner churches will also sent after the above date.
share in the musical part of the! vt nas been reported that
program, under the direction of |,» nv families are getting re-
Mr. Clifford Schmidt, of Lan- l quests for pretzles since our
caster, and Mrs. Bover of Eliza-
bethtown, accompanist.
| cans have been received. Just in
case you are interested you can
Neighboring ~~ ministers of | get those same pretzels at Hess’
nearby Evangelical U. B.| store in Mount Joy.
churches and former pastors / Previous plans to hold a
and sons of the Church will al-
so participate in the service. Af-
ter the dedicatory service is
completed Open House will fol-
low with the Ladies Aid Socie-
ty of the local church serving
refreshments.
(Turn to page 8)
——
| dance were cancelled due to the
| disinterest of the public and the
| membership. With only five
| present at Monday's meeting
| the d ance plans were shelved.
(Turn to Page 6)
re — —
Chalk Artist To Celebrate

NOTICE
Because of Thanksgiving
the Bulletin will go to press
Tuesday of next week. For
this reason it will be neces
cary that all news items and
advertising be in the bulletin
later than Monday
We ask
eration in this matter.
office not
evening. your coop

Those In Service

The above is a picture of two
brothers who met in Tokyo.

They are Frank and Ralph Has-
singer, sons of Mr. and Mrs.
{ Roscoe Hassinger, N. Barbara
| street, this boro.
The following is a letter re-
| ceived from Frank telling about
their meeting.
| Dear Committee:
I want to write and thank
vou for the gift I received. The
arrival of the Christmas pack-
age enables me to kill two birds
with one stone. I wanted to
write and thank the home folks
for their kindness and also I
have a little news to pass on. It

Community
Thanksgiving
Services
Ass'n At St. Marks
Church
Annual community Thanks
Mount Jov Ministerial Associa-
tion will be held next
day evening at 7:30 p. m.
the Rev. Harlan C.
pastor of Mount Joy and Done-
gal Presbyterian Churches.
subject will be “Thanksgiving-
Joy Murder”
Music will be
choir and the
by
or
furnished by
Men's Chorus
St. Mark's. The offering will
the use of the Remem-
Committee in the minis-
to Service
the
of
be for
brance
men and women.
The citizens of the communi-
ty are earnestly invited to unite
in this service of thanksgiving
to, God for the personal and na-
| tional blessings we enjoy.
—
S. S. Class Holds
Coverdish Luncheon
try
The Ergatan S. S. class of the
Church of God, this boro, held
a covered dish luncheon at the
home of Miss Betty Helwig on
Tuesday evening.
devotions a busi-
ness meeting was conducted.
Plans for the Christmas party
to be held at the home of Mrs.
Hazel Zeller, December 19,
were completed.
The = following were present:
Mrs. Jay Barnhart, Mrs. George
jroske, Mrs. Lester Eshelman,
Mrs. Robert Graybill, Mrs.
Samuel Dock, Mrs. Nissley Erb,
Mrs. Robert Fry, Mrs. Lottie
McMullen, Mrs. Paris Sweigart,
Mrs. Margaret Mackinson, Mrs.
Roscoe Hassinger, Mrs. David
Newcomer, Mrs. Theodore
Weidler, Mrs. John. Zeller, Mrs.
Robert Schroll, Misses Betty
Jane Charles, Helen M.
| Mae Zeller, Doris Rice,
Sprout and Betty Helwig,
-— ee.
37,000 Trees
Distributed
To F armers
Following
Violet

A total of
furnished to farmers cooperat
ing with the Soil Conservation
District of the Pennsylvania |
| state Dept of Forest and Water,
| of the S. Dept. of Agricul
ture.
In the northern part
county 16,000 trees were
buted to the local farmers: Har
lan Burkholder, Lititz R1; Eliz-
abeth Farms, Lititz R2; Robert!
i Lefever, Manheim R2; Warren |
of the |
distri}
|
i
. may not be too important to
50th Anniversary others, but, it sure was for me
On Pro am Ph tas the enclosed picture will
gr | show.
9 Mr. and Mrs. Ezra E. Wolge: | Last week I got a telegram
At St Mark S muth, 117 S. Market St., Mt. | {pat my brother Ralph, was
. | Joy will celebrate their 50th | (Turn to Page 7)
| wedding anniversary over the ee —
The Youth Fellowship of St. | weekend. lp:
Mark's Evangelical U.B. Church They will be honored by their Fire From Over Heated
will conduct a musical and art children and grandchildren at Motor Causes $100
service on Sunday, evening, No- a dinner in Hostetter’s banquet
vember 23, at 7:30 AE the ball on Saturday night. On Sun- Damage
church. Featured in the pro- day they will have open house | haa :
gram will be Mrs. James Geh- from 2 to 5 P. M. at their home | The Friendship Fire Co, was|
man, chalk-artist. With a back- on S. Market St called out at 12:30 A. M. Sun-
ground of vocal selections, con- The couple were married on day to extinguish 2 fire in an
gregational singing and appro- November 20, 1902. at the home ee owned by Charles
priate readings. Mrs. Gehman of the bride, by the late Rev Drace, vr this bore. teens
will make a chalk drawing rep- Eli Engle. Mrs. Wolgemuth is | The fre caused tI estimated
resenting Christ Feeding the the daughter of the late Rev. of 3100 whieh was be
Five Thousand. Another draw- Christian and Lizzie Miller of | Heved to have.been exuged by
ing, made earlier by Mrs. Geh- Conestoga Center. Mr. and Mrs. jam overheated molor,
man, will be an display and will Wolgemuth were engaged in |
become the possession of the farming near Mt. Joy for forty- | FAT COLLECTION
church. Special numbers on the three years. They retired from | ON SATURDAY
program will include a mixed the farm in 1946; sips alt
quartet of young people, and a They Have nine children: C The Mount Joy and Florin
solo, “He Shall Feed His Flock Miller. Martin dud Charles. arp | Girl Scouts will collect ia this
like a Shepherd”, by Lester of Mt. Yor: Paris starting at 9 a. m.
Mumma and marimba selec- town: Rev. Harold Wolgemuth, | {and asks everyone who has sav-
tions by Jean Kauffman. Souderton; Lt. Clarence Wolge. {ed their fat for this collection
T_T muth, Richmond, Va.; Ezra, of] lo please but gutside. In Cone
“ w Detroit. Mich.: Elizabeth i rain the collection will be
Herd Name Pau—Mar of John “Homsicket Roaring | Postponed until the following
Granted To Stauffer Springs; and Henry, deceased. Saturday. Oia
The couple has 15 grandchil-
| dren and one great grandchild.
Ed —
‘County C. E. To Meet
Paul E. Stauffer, Mt. Joy, has
been given the privilege of the
exclusive use of the name “Pau-
Mar” as a herd name in regist- |
ering his purebred Holstein- At Landisville ville Friday
Friesian cattle. This prefix |
name is granted and will be The bi-monthly meeting of the
| Southeast Central District of
| the Pennsylvania Christian En-
| deavor Union will be held Fri-
| day, November 21, at 8 p.m. in
the Landisville Church of God,
with members of the Lancaster
| County Christian Endeavor
| Union being hosts.
All district officers and coun-
'ty board officers and other per-
. sons interested in the work of
Auxiliary will be held on Endeavor are jk of
day, November 21st, at eight (4 attend.
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Jay | The Southeast Central District
C. Musser, 214 Marietta Ave. | comprises Franklin, Adams,
Following the business meet- York, Lancaster, Lebanon, Dau-
ing Mary Lou and Patricia A. phin, Cumberland and Perry |
Hostetter will show a film “Foot Counties. George L. Brown, of |
recorded by The Holstein-Frie-
sian Association of America.
Over 1400 prefixes were re-
served for breeders in 1951.
mn — —
Mrs. Musser Hostess
To Hospital Aux.

A meeting of the Hospital
Loose in Europe” which was Harrisburg, is president: Jacob
taken by them during their trip | Brackbill, Soudersburg, first
the past summer. vice president; Walter Lutz,
Two door prizes will be giv- | Palmyra, second vice president;
en, which will be suitable for Sara Mehring, Gettysburg, re-
Christmas gifts. | cording secretary; and Chester
Refreshments will be served. B. Utz, Hanover, treasurer,
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
SGT. HARPLE THIS SUNDAY
Sgt. Raymond L. Harple is
spending a week at home before
flying to Marine Barracks,
Camp Pendleton, Calif. to wait
transfer for duty . overseas un-
til 1954
His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| Charles F. Harple, Manheim R2
will have open house for a fare-
well party on Sunday and all
relatives and friends are invit-
ed to drop in.
as
COLLECTS $1304 IN DRIVE
| The Red Feather Drive at the
{ Marietta TC Depot came to a
close on October 31, 1952 with
very gratifying results. A total
(amount of $1,304.00 was collect-
|ed with all Military and Civil-
ian personnel contributing.
The contribution was turned
over to Mr. Kenneth Shelley,
representative of the Lancaster
County Community Chest by
the Depot Chairman, Captain
M. H. Phillips.

| Aungst, Elizabethtown R1; Levi,
H. Brubaker, Lancaster RI and
Blain Wingert, Elizabethtown |
R.D. |
Most of these trees will be
planted on land not suitable for,
| cultivation. In several cases,
[land which has been idle and |
open to severe erosion will be!
planted to a useful crop. Under
the cover of trees, the soil is
protected from the pounding of
heavy rainfall and the accumla-
tion of leaves and twigs help
break the impact and get it inte
the soil. This liter holds the
moisture there by reducing run-
___ (From page 8)
——
Mrs. Greider Entertains
Farm Society No. 8
The Farm Women Society No.
of
8 met Saturday at the home
Mrs. J. Roy Greider, Sr.
Roll call was responded by
Bible verses. Mrs. Clarence
Greider presented a musical
program. Co-hostesses were
Mrs. Jay Greider, Jr., Mrs.
Clarence Greider and Mrs.
Aram Misser

Sponsored By Ministerial |
services sponsored by the |
Wednes- |
in St. |
Mark's Evangelical * United
Brethren Church.
The sermon will be preached |
Durfee, !
His |
Schroll, :
37,000 trees were

|
Top picture shows the
Bulletin's Circulation contest.
George Keener and Charles Ben
Bottom picture shows Miss
ner of the Somes)
manager of the Bulletin,
It’s Time To
Talk Turkey, Says
Chief Neiss
“It's time to talk
Chief of Police Park Neiss said
today.
The chief was talking about
Thanksgiving, but the turkey
he referred to was straight talk
about coming winter driving
conditions.
“Thanksgiving time is home-
coming time for many Ameri-
families,” Chief Neiss
“and roads will be
can
pointed out,
crowded with
motorists going
home for the holiday.”
The chief pointed out that
Thanksgiving comes at a time
when winter may let loose with
its bag of tricks
“You can't depend too much
| on good weather in late Novem

| take these steps immediately to |
blades and defrosters.
3. Be sure brakes are equaliz-
ed.
4. Have all lights and mufflers
checked.
5. Have tire chains ready for
use.
Asked whether he considered
tire chains necessary if a car
had “winterized” tires, the chief
referred to a report of the Na-
tional Safety Council's Commit-
tee on Winter Driving Hazards.
This report said recent tests
that tire chains cut
braking distances on snow and
ice in half and increase ability
to get started or climb under
slippery conditions by four to
seven times.
— OW
showed
Kids Have Fun Coloring
PicturesinWay’ sContest
All you Kids remember that
the more pictures you color in
Way's Appliance picture color-
ing contest the more chance
you have of winning the porta-
ble record player or one of the
other prizes.
Another Santa Claus picture
will be found in Way's adver-
tisement in the Bulletin this
week, so get out those crayons
and go to work. You know you
can win

three judges
Reading left to right,
receiving her
who conducted the
turkey,”
iN BULL
! pit
TUBE Fi?
counting votes in
nett, Jr.
Lois Rutt,
check
$1,000 first prize win
from Fred J.
contest.
As To
Placing Of Light
Poles Settled
light poles would be placed in
the Joy Company
has been settled.
At a special meeting of Bor-
ough Council held Tuesday ev-
ening, the P. P. & L. has agreed
to place all poles at the rear
property lines and run
wires to the front.
— © —
Mt. Joy Stores
To Remain Open
Next Wednesday
of
the

The Mount Joy stores will not
observe the usual Wednesday
afternoon closing but will re
main open all day Wednesday,
|
24
stores
November
i! The
bargains for
are jammed with
I'hanksgiving
ber,” he said. “A sudden snow
fall or an unexpected freeze |
| can play havoc with motorists, |
| safety.’
| He suggested that drivers |
and
guard against conditions that | those who do their: Chiisiiias
cause traffic delays and ace! [ shopping early can take advan
dents. Do it now, he said, | 4,00 of the wide selection of
‘and avoid delays when on display. If it is
body else wants service on the | made, you can buy it in Mt. Joy.
same day.”
SE ——— -- ———
1. Check batteries. rr.
2. Check windshield wiper Vesper Services
At Trinity
will be held
Lutheran
Vesper services
Sunday at the Trinity
this boro.
Rev. A. L. Long,
Church, Li:
church,
The
of Christ
will show
speak on his trip to the
an World Convention,
was held in Hannover,
this past summer. You are invit-
ed.
pastor
colored
Luther
which
Germany
i @

Local Banks Mail Out
$107,600 In Xmas
Savings
The two local banks will dis
tribute $107,600 to 1,406 Christ
mas Club members this week.
total of $53,600,
$3,000 over
with a
crease of
amount.
The Union National Mt. Joy
Bank had 700 members in their
Club with a total of $54,000.
remem
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
an
last years
in-
egal street, who
Hospital since last Friday, re-
turned to his home Wednesday

The argument as to where the
development
The Mount Joy Bulletin
the
James Heilig,
Alberte,
| would
| was a consiant help
$2.00 a Year in Advance

[Lois Rutt Wins First Prize;
Mrs. Paul Burger Second
Prize | In Contest

Four Other Winners
Of Placement Awards;
Commissions To Others
‘Welcome To The
|New Subscribers
|
| With the conclusion of the
| current contest, the Bulletin Despite the fact that the Bul-
adds to its readers hundreds of | Jetin judges were called to
[ new subscribers. A cordial wel- count the votes on a busy Mon-
come is extended them. We [day afternoon, they brought to
hope vou will enjoy the news| a close the current subscription
| of these communities and will | contest.
| share with us any items which They announced Lois Rutt,
| may interest you. This is your | New Haven Street winner of
| paver Help us keep it so. the first prize of $1,000, Mrs.
And to the many old friends ) Paul Burger, Mount Joy R2 was
| who expressed their faith in | the second prize winner and re-
| this paper by extending their | ceived the $500 prize. The third,
ubscriptions in many cases up | fourth, fifth and six winners
| to five years, we say a sincere [| were Mrs. John Miller, Mt. Joy,
| thank you. We will aim to be | Mrs. Edith Erb, Newtown, Ver-
worthy of this confidence. lene Harple, Manheim R. D.,
i and Jimmie Pennell, Mt. Joy.
According to the findings of
A Dream Come the judges, George Keener,
Keener Furniture Store, James
Heilig, local undertaker and
True Charles Bennett, Jr., postmast-
{ er, the total votes were certified
: as follows:
by Lois Rutt 1st Grand prize

| Lois Rutt 39.
{ 1d like to tell of a dream Lois ot : ~ 2043) 000
from which I didn’t 'waken in 3nd Grand Prize
TOM When Mrs. Paul Burger 13,373,030
I the middle—its a dream come . :
a { 3rd Prize Winner
| true; ‘
| ! Mrs. J filler
| First, to the publisher, who rs. John Mi let : 10,627,150
| made this contest possible—a 21h Prize Winner
| hac Sar “| Mrs. Edith Erb 7,266,000
wholehearted thanks. Then, to
5th Prize Winner
| al e > > 0 pec
| all th good people w h helped Verlene Harple 5.070.050
{ me by their subscriptions and . at 3
> 6th Prize Winner
| renewals—many thanks. To my
James Pennell 3,943,350

| grandpa for helping with his Tas
granadj 9 X I In addition to the above, six
car — thanks!- He really took .
i contestants won special $25.00
| me around. We went to Salun-
| : ; y (From Page 6)
ga, Mastersonville, Milton Emil
| Grove, Rheems, Florin and
Stop Sign Violators
To Lose License
motorist who drives thru
gets arrested and
may think that’s
But he’s in for an
much of the country in between.
| Without the use of his car it
not been
for me to even get close to win-
And to mother, who
and inspir-
have possible
The
a stop sign,
pays his fine,
the end of it.
ning. my
ation and thus deserves a large
share of the credit for my win- 1 t :
: i ase surprise.
ning—a big thank you. Many of oe on Dn ie Bel ited
» - - or she - - is being citec
you people know that Mother] ‘ i : 8
! for a hearing before a Bureau
went along and helped very on
much of Highway Safety Inspector,
: and faces the loss of driving
|
pictures and |
As I see it now I was slow at
the start. I think
it was hard for
privileges for a period of one
month up to three, depending
upon the circumstances.
that’s because
me to believe in
something so BIG. It's really
hi So : ‘In the past, the state has ta-
(Turn to page 8)
—— -— A ken a rather lenient attitude to-
ward these violators in cases
Thank You where no accident took place.”
As it ie § ssinlo. Top { says Otto F. Messner, State Sec-
asl iy Jor me to retary of Revenue. “But the
thank each one personally 1 use : : x
. stop sign law is being defied
this means to extend my sin
more and more often, so a stern-
cere appreciation for your sup ”»
* er policy has been adopted.
port in helping me capture the ™ =
i (Turn to page 5)
second prize of $500 in the Bul- — ISAT IA
letin Subscription Contest.
"Thank you one and all. Young People To Hold
Mrs. Paul Burger] Thanksgiving Breakfast
—
A Thanksgiving Breakfast
Appreciation Service for
will be sponsored
and
young people
‘Street Lights

B od Pi d by the Youth Fellowship of St.
{ eng aCe Mark's Evangelical United
Brethren Church at 8 a. m.
In Borough Thanksgiving morning.
The breakfast will be prepar-
ed by the Commission on Rec-
Mount Joy should be well|reation and Social life, and ac-
illuminated nights as the P. P.|tion, headed by Pat Schroll and
and L. announced that they are | Faye Wickenheiser, chairman,
replacing all globes in the bor- | Ty
ough { LANDISVILLE CHURCH
288 lights will be replaced | HOST TO PA. C. E. U.
ind this i known as a group
replacement after lights have | The bi-monthly meeting of
{ burned
| on your street burns out,
The First National Bank and ‘Rotarians Set Dec.
Trust Co. reported 706 members 9 As Ladies Night
|
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Mr. Ralph Eshleman, W. [9 would be Ladies Night.
was a medical | eral committees were also nam- |
patient at the Lancaster General! ed and
| regular
( noon.
1,300 | Pennsylvania Christian Endeav-
|or Union will be held Friday,
the light | November 21, at 3 p. m. in the
it will | I.andisville Church of God, with
hours by | members of the Lancaster Co.
P. & L. at! Christian Endeavor Union being
| hosts.
All district officers and coun-
board officers and other per-
interested the work of
approximately
hours.
If, for some reason,
be replaced within 24
telephoning to the P.
Columbia 3-3611.
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|
|
[ty
in
|
| sons
| Christian Endeavor are invited
| to attend.
There was no special | The Southeast Central Dis-
listed for the Rotarians at their | trict comprises Franklin, Ad-
weekly dinner
Hostetter's
meeting | ams York, Lancaster, Lebanon,
Tuesday | Dauphin, Cumberland and Per-
[ry Counties. George L. Brown,
announced | Harrisburg, is president: Jacob
December | Brackbill, Soudersburg, first
Sev | vice president; Walter Lutz, of
| Palmyra, second vice president:
get-to- | Sara Mehring, Gettysburg, re-
was ad- | cording secretary, and Chester
B. Utz, Hanover, treasurer,
held at
However, it
that
was
the evening of
after a general
gethe r the meeting
journed