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Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, December 4, 1952
The Mount Joy Bulletin
LANCASTER "COUNTY WE WELCOME YOUR
NEWS
Club, Parties, Social, Parties,
Scout, Auxiliaries, Church.
PHONE MT. JOY 3-9661

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Police Asked
Lenient In The Future With
Overtime Parkers
' 118 Violations In One
Month Too Many, Says
Borough Councilmen
It seems that from now on ov-
ertime parkers in Mount Joy
will receive a much needed
break, that is, if Burgess Fish
and Chief Neiss can impress on
the police the necessity of look-
ing for the driver of the car in
a store or restaurant before is-
suing a ticket.
118 parking violations during
the month of November caused
the Borough Fathers Monday
night to request that the police
be more lenient in the ({uture
and not place a ticket on the car
immediately after the red flag
comes up.
If the police continue issuing
tickets for parking violations at
the present rate, it will drive
business from Mount Joy stated
the councilmen.
Burgess Fish stated
councilmen that he had asked
the police to try to locate the
driver before issuing a red tick-
et and if the driver cannot im-
mediately be located to walk |
down the street and on the re-
turn trip place a ticket on the
car if the red flag is still show-
ing.
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to the

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Deane
Prize Money
Donated To
Remm. Comm.
Verlene Harple, 14 year old
daughter of Charles F. Harple,
Manheim R. D. 2 who won the
5th placement prize in the Bul-
letin’s Subscription contest, do-
nated $84.30 of her winning to
the Mount Joy Remembrance
Committee.
This is the largest donation
ever received from any indivi-
dual or factory by the commit- |
tee and a mere thanks seems so
little for such a wonderful gift.
This young lady realizes how |
important the committee is be-
cause she has a brother Ray- |
mond in the U. S. Marine Corps
who is on their list.
Verlene and her father are
both active members of the Re-
membrance Committee and now
after giving so much of their
time they gave this donation.
No words of thanks can ex-
press the sincere feelings of the
Remembrance Committee.
etl eee
Visiting Here
First Time
In 38 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hofl-
man and son Bill, of Rolla,
North Dakota are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Zeller, of
Pinkerton Road, this boro.
Mr. Hoffman left Mount Joy
for a trip west 38 years ago and
this is his first trip back home
in all those years. He is a bro-
ther to Roy Hoffman, Delta and
School Lane.
On Saturday a surprise party
was held by the Zeller's for his
, 63rd birthday. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. John Lan-
dis and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hoffman and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoffman,
Mr. and Mrs. John Zeller and
children Gary and Terry.
Mr. Hoffman expressed a wish
if any of his former friends
would like to drop in and say
hello hey would be most wel-
come.
The Zeller family on a tour
west this summer stopped to
visit with the Hoffman's at N.
Dakota. Mrs. Zeller is a niece
to Mr. Hoffman

‘reported the police
Ty Be More
€

Snow And Ice
Causes Traffic
Tie Up Here
The first
the season,
vig of
wrich arrived Satur-
day night, threw a monkey
wrench into the disposition of
many a Mount Joy resident who
could not arrive home on sched-
ule all because of the State
Highway Departments failure
to respond to an S. O. S. sent
out by Burgess Fish.
Cars were stalled helplessly
on the road leading into the bor-
ough from the east and were
lined nearly half way to Landis-
ville.
Burgess Fish stated to Coun
Comncll Names FUTURE CITIZENS
Paul L. Stoner To
Board Of Health
Dr. Thomas O'Connor
To Replace Dr. D. C.
Stoner Who Had
Resigned
Borough Council, at their
regular monthly meeting held
Monday evening in the Friend-
ship Fire Hall, appointed Doctor
Thomas W. O'Connor to the
Board of Health to replace Doc
tor D. C. Stoner who had resign-
ed. At the same time the coun-
cilman named Paul L. Stoner to
the board for a full term.
The report of the Board of
Health stated there were no di
seases during the month of No-
vember.
No Action Taken
No action was taken on the
suggestion of B. Titus Rutt, lo-
cal insurance representative,
that a survey be made of all in-
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4
Fak Fa
The group of alert and Ea children
read’ng left to right: Dennis and Donald,
Sam Engle, Mount Joy: Bobby, son of Mr
Mount Joy: and Randall, son of Mr. and
Joy R. D.
Bottom row, left to right: Barbara,
Robert McGinley, Mt. Joy: Mary, daughter of Mr.
Thibeault, Mount Joy; and Doris, daughter of Mr.
vey Shoemaker, of Florin.
and Mrs
Mrs

cil Monday night that he had
immediately contacted the State
Highway Dept requesting
ders be thrown on the road as|
they were under State supervis- |
ion, but as of Monday night, he|
"had not had any response to this |
request.
The Councilmen in turn re-|
quested the Road Supervisor to |
contact the Highway Dept. ask-|
{ing them to place a load of cin-|
ders at each hill so that the lo-
cal road dept. could immediate-
ly take care of any hazardous
conditions that should arise.
Even though it is the States
job to cinder the hill, our Road
Dept. will do the job, if the
State furnishes the cinder, stat-
ed the Borough fathers.
ee
One Motor Violation
And A Larceny Charge
Reported By Chief Neiss
Police Park Neiss
had made
two arrests, one for failure
vield the right of way and
for larceny.
Amos H. Gantz, R2 Mt. Joy,
{was given a summons for fail-
{ure to yield the right of Way.
John Erby, Elizabethtown R.
D, was arrested for larceny on
a complaint signed by Patricia
Erby, Hummelstown. Erby
made restitutions at a hearing
before Squire Hockenberry.

Chief of
to
one
——
Cantata To Be
Presented Sunday
Night At St. Marks
The World's Redeemer,”
Christmas cantata by Fred B.
Holton, will be presented by the
combined Senior Choirs of St.!
Mark's Evang. United Brethren |
|
|
a
! Church of Mount Joy and the
First Church of God of Eliza-|
bethtown at the Mount Joy |
Church on Sunday evening, De-
cember 7 at 7:30 o'clock.
The program will begin with
the organ prelude, followed by |
the processional by the choirs
singing “Angels From the
Realms of Glory”. The devo-
tional period will be in charge of
the Rev.’ E. H. Ranck, pastor of |
St. Mark's Church, and will |
congist of the Invocation, Scrip-!
ture reading, Congregational
Hymn “It Came Upon the Mid-
night Clear”, prayer and offer-
tory. Lester Mumma will sing
‘He Shall Feed His Flock”, by
Handel.
The cantata consists of num-|
bers dealing with prophecy and
fulfillment of Scripture con-
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a laine
NURSE ESCAPES INJURY
Esther M. Arntz, Mount Joy
R.D 2,1 nurse, escaped injury
when her auto skidded into aj
car owned by William Ward, of
Williamsport, which had struck]
a bridge abutment on the Har-
risburg Pike, two miles east of
Mt Joy at 7 a. m. Sunday
| Elizabethtown.
| This music of Christmas is sel-
| Kay
, will ‘be
lal,
"from each group,
1 Youth,
{ voices will join in the
“Tell Me,
{You See!”
"er. Cordial invitation is extend-
| AT SALUNGA CHURCH
jer a short sermon to the young
surance now carried by the bor-
ough to see if the coverage was
adequate.
Box Factory Annexed
The annexation of the Mount
Joy Box Factory covering a
section of East Donegal and Mt.
La
daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.
Mr
Arnt
Lt. Germer Believed To Be Be
On Missing C-47 Airplane
i
14
kill AON
pictured above
sons of and Mrs.
Ervin W
Gerald
and Mrs.
Donald
Barrel Of Toys | Mount Joy Foss To
“| For The Crippled Conduct Water Survey And
Kiddies At Xmas Make List Of Water Fixtures
A barrel has been placed in
t Way's Appliances, 48 E. Main
Street, this boro, for a collec
toys
of
Joy
while
Ave
Llovd
RD was
trailer
Marietta
driver,
tractor
south on
the , i”
I'he
day.
baugh, Lancaster
jured
The tractor
Benard
wick, Vermont
fing the
the
and splitting a tree
Shoop property
Damage to both
at $500
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Tues
Cor-
unin
to make
at
County trailer new
Posts. by Guilmetto,
jack knifed
cement truck,
are, barrels
opposite direction
caver on the B
z, Mt.
trucks was
estimated
Har | and cess-
a :
co-operation
or
in
by employees of

Joy

Joy Township, was completed
Monday night and taken into
the borough.
Receives Insurance Check
The Boro secretary reported
No Official W Word Has
BeenReceivedByFamily |
It is believed that Lt. Robert |
Germer, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Frank Germer, 121 N. Barbara | ed amongst
Street, was the pilot of the C-47| onthe C47
Air Force Transport which dis- | :
appeared Monday night during |
a storm from Offut Field Air
Force Base, Omaha, Nebraska,
to March Air Force Base, near
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To Present Two
Xmas Musicals
vivors.

The plane has not
found as yet therefore it can-
not be established as to sur-
Late Bulletin
It was definitely establish-
legram
Lt. Robert Germer was list-
the personnel
been
the
Day”
for
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to
school
that
of

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San Bernardio, Calif.
Lieut. Germer has
tioned at Offut Air
since his return
last July.
Germer is the husband of the
presentations
the Christ-
Washington
Brethren,
Two musical
will be given over
mas season in the
Street Church of the
ingly, said Mrs.
not known
plane is her son’s
After receiving
tion from her
Mrs. Germer said
husband called
Tuesday and learr
been sta-
Force base
from Korea
On Sunday evening, Decem-| rs
ber 14, at 7:30, the Elizabeth- former Martha Greider, daugh-
town College Choir and the J Ye. und Mrs. Rea Greider,
og: 5
Senior Choir of the Church will | oo png 7. The couple have
ay
join in presenting the Cantata, {© ph i for.
“Come, Let Us- Adore Him. , YTS. fran Germer,
of the veteran stated
ected from the classics of Wag- | that she had y
ner, Brahms, Beethoven Shu- | 14 word of her sons disappear
bert, and Schumenn. Galen W.|2n¢e. The information re-
"ceived, she sai re s Moda
Herr will conduct the combined ; : me said, came Tuesday
ry : : rom her daughter-in-law
voices. Lorraine I aughter-in-law who
choirs of 175 :
the organist | said she was told that Lt. Ger-

one
mother | due.
last night
not received offic-
she
The G. C. Murj
held “Open Hous

and guests. Famili
phy Store's
a ty, planned for ti
The
Main
ting for a holiday
Murphy
decorated
fashion. Refrest
served and additi
Stehman will be
and soloists will be: Matthew Was reported missing on a
and Barbara Meyer, Paul and
Alwine, Elsie Ziegler, Wal
ter Gingrich, and Marian Meyer 13 Year Holstein
On Sunday evening, Decem-
ber 21, the three Choirs of the] C N I
Church will present full ev ow ominee n
ening of Christmas music. There | °
a candlelight procession- | Nationwide Test
and in addition to numbers |
the Junior,| A three vear old cow Vanlure |
and Senior Choirs of 90 | Posch Wayne Boone No. 29616
anthem, | 58 owned by Joseph A. Hook
What Did | and Herman Ginder, Jr. of
’enns Peaceful Meadow Farms] was provided by
1as been nominated by the Hol- | for door prizes.
stein-Friesian Association of | is an Annual Eve
America for the All
Three-Year-Old. She
| six cows chosen from the entire
of the | United States, The
special | Champion 3 year-old and Re
serve Champion of America will
be chosen from these An
of the winner will]
next month.
As a 2 year old in .365
Vanlure Posch Wayne |
Boone had 12251 pounds milk, |
rs Wednesday evening ae} 30d is pounds of fat testing 3. {oF st Main and
7:30 p. m. a special missionary | . I%. The Holsteln, was champ. | Ban Main Hi
will bo given with Ei | ion 3 year old and Grand Cham- announce! gay
| mer Baldwin, returned mission- blon 3 Year old at ‘the Penna. paren uf
Farm Show in January this
lary from Africa, as guest speak- Sear

Shepherd,
Pe
h
et EAD
Two Special Programs
At Salunga Church
due to
both
of | able
| efforts
one,
of
| Pe
|
| is one
The Salunga Church
Brethren will have
Sunday evening service at 7:30
p. m. with the Chiques Male ounce
| Quartette rendering the music! ade
and the Reverend Robert 0.
Hess, as guest speaker. This |, *
program is sponsored by the C. re
| ees.
a
Six.
days
Jere D.
took over
ing a
of only 8
This offer,
chase
oline.
will be
6th only.
Besides the
—
ed the public for both these
meetings.
tl) Cen. conn
MALE QUARTETTE
Buy Christmas Stamps
Early, Says Bennett
Christmas time is fast draw-
ing near, and I cannot stress too
much the importance of buying
your stamps early. The postage
requirements for cards are the
same as last year, and as a re-
fresher are listed below.
Unsealed Cards - Bearing no
writing but your signature - 2c.
Sealed Cards or Unsealed
Bearing any kind of written
(Turn to page 4)
suckers.
For
| full
page 6.
of
the
The Young Peoples Class page
the Salunga Church of
Brethren will sponsor a pro-
gram by the Chiques Male
Quartette at the Salunga
Church on Sunday, December 7
at seven-thirty o'clock.
Rev. Robert Hess, will deliv-
The
Committee will
December 8th at
the High School

folk,
flight to March Field.
in typical
Proctor,
the
Newcomer's Service
Barbara Streets,
is giv-
good Dece
glasses,
dren will be given balloons and! Companies program on the safe
further details
advertisement
Germer,
if the missing C-47
plane.
the
she
ied that
sons plane was ten hours over- | cember
A
‘Family Night’ At
G.C. Murphy Store
hy
e’’ last
day evening for their employees |
es of the
personnel were
vited to attend a Christmas Pa
em by
management and employees.
Store,
Street was a perfect set- |
- being |
stmas
14-1
party
Chri
iments
onal
the
ple
“Family Night” |
nt, and
American | year's affair was a most enjoy-| mous feats of magic.
the
the
com
Free Glasses, Balloons
And Suckers Dec. 4-5-6 |
St
that he
six Libby
erald Swirl Glasses with a pur-
gallons of gas-
Proctor,
mber 4, 5,
said
the
sme tA imag re men
REMEMBRANCE COMMITTEE
TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT
Mt. Joy Remembrance
Monday [it seems that your job hunting,
meet
7:30 P.
Accord®
informa-
daughter-in-law,
and her
March field on
Company
asure
drawings | Hostetters. Reidel
Murphy
Grand | Store Management and employ-
who recent-
management
read the | schools.
it is
approximately
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her

and its |
day Is-|
rael.
‘Santa Gives
Terry Young
Xmas Present
Tues- {
crowd
some
estimated
| of five children,
with their who had
to town. last Saturday af-
Santa Claus
into Way’s
little Terry
Among an
6 W.| |
hundred
parents,
N. NISSLY
| come
HARRY
to see
ladder
was
: |
ladies ternoon
9,
have 3
at climb the
Pian
I'oyland
Accident Causes [Co-operation OF All
| uitee | Persons Asked So
tion of for the cripplec {
| children this vicinity to be $500 Damage | Records Can Be
distributed at Christmas. | | Completed
The kaze] ay hisced n His] A cement truck owned by the .
community by the oiture 42, i [riya Cg
of the 40 8 of the American Le Ready Mix Cement Company, | pgpgineers employed by the
gion Post 185 in a toy campaign Lancaster, was siruck "by a Ingo Borough Authority
for the Crippled children’s BONE 1 will call on all water consumers
oi : a list of all water fix-
Hospital at Elizabethtown,
Messiah Orphanage at Florin, | tures in use. The information
the Christ Home Paradise {will be used in the design of
. 4 : ois |] the sewer system and also
(Jind the Lancas T f il, operated | as a means to bring customer
dren's Service oys are .
. Hard
| being collected thruout the city | Service information up to date.
'and county by Legion Posts by hil} The names of all persons oe-
placing those collection Kalil swung nf each home will be tak-
in. Stores. ng to acquire current popula-
il A. data upon which sizes of
| In addition, the groups are |
contacting manufacturers for | Sewers cal) be based. Informa.
LF a: [tion will likewise be taken as to
donations of clothing and shoes | ti { present septic tanks
and they expect. to be able to! cation of present septic tan
provide every child at Messiah | i pools and the Manner
and Christ Home with new St d t G th j in which they are functioning.
pair of shoes this Christmas u cn $ a er Me. Kk > 11 of st per.
Any toy, new an old onc [Sone ised 2 Jat he oo
tis 3 . | ‘led records wi ye shortly In
tS "seve 15 Bags Clothes [1
RHE i al hel ags 0 es { the hands of the authority.
SS 8 3 C >SS ™ 1 Sr :
tunate than some at Christmas, D hd The Yn or eS
so, don’t forget when your shop- n rusa e rive . fie I he 5,
: : Basi engineer, under whose direction
ping to remember these kiddies memes (T to P. 4)
Loo. Help fill the barrel! Mount High School took Uh lo fate
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part in Save-the-Children
| “Bundle drive collect | E. U. B. Youth Elected
‘Spealker A clothing needy children { President For East
from November 17 to 21 under | p C f
| [the sponsorship of the i enna. on erences
a vary urc | student council. Fifteen bags | ia ; .
———— of clothing were gathered for ls Clair L. Wagner Jr., E. Main
; . | the drive, which is part of the | Street, was honored by his el-
Above is a picture of Mr. C. R. ' Rleventh Annual Children’s i ection as President of the Youth
Weber, graduate Moody Bi- Clothing Crusade. Fellowship of East Pennsylvan-
ble lsum 8nd , mer iil Two and a half million pounds | 12 up of the Evan-
Sionaty ‘to Centra. ALFica, WNO! wearable clothing have been | £ gelical United Brethren Church.
will be the speaker at the con-| (op. ional goal. Last |The election occurred Saturday,
ATEONCO i Sev ir di Se do . ex
ference on Prophecy and the vear in the Tenth National Chil- [in the annual convention which
Jew, which will run from De- dren’s Clothing Crusade, nearly | Was held at Shamokin, in the
enh jon 3 the Cal- three million pupils collected a | F rst E Us hereh there,
ry Ie Tut y AS Doro, total 1,636,993 pounds of cloth- is the president of the Youth
The program will be as fol- Line. four million | Fellowship of St. Mark’s E.U.B.
lows: Dec. 7, at 10:30 a. m. The 4) | Church here and was accomp-
Jew and His Divine Mo {anied to the convention by a
Dec. 7 at 7:30 p. m. The Jew] fs group of ten others from Saint
and His Return to Palestine; De | ! ! {Mark's Church including Gene
8th at 7:30 p. m. The Zimmerman, Nancy Mus-
| Jew in the Tribulation; Dec. 9 r, Faye Wickenheiser, Margie
‘at 7:30 p. m. The Jew and His; Herr, Mary Schneider, Ronnie
|G lorious Future; Dec. 10th at| Jean Reese, Bill Eby, Richard
7:30 p. m. the film “Three Min- | Schneider, Clifford Schmid, lo-
{utes to Midnight” will be shown | jcal Director of Youth Work, and
lon prophecy in the Bible Ezra H. Ranck, Pastor.
fulfillment in present 4 ES Mer
Public is invited.
——
Mur- |
in- |
To Entertain Ro-
a] t T d
Clint Reidel, Nationally fa-
| mous magician, will entertain
were | the Rotarians and their
| Tuesday night December
will
two young ladies and
him his fa
magi
‘Harry Nissly To
Be Honored On
«| 30th Birthday
will { bag
0d |{P. M
| Young
Terry,
assistants,
boy, to assist the
was anx-
glancing up and down
Street for the car that was
Santa to town with his
Shortly after two
Terry's eyes lit up with
joy Santa had arrived in
full ali: and
good word to all. Glancing a-
the Santa noticed
and the excited look on
his face, crossing the street with
5 bag of Santa presented
daughter, Terrs with a drum. And so end-
and son, Mr. and | oq a happy not only
B. Strayer, and] for Terry, but hundreds of oth-
Strayer Villers who had waited to
to town.
is the little boy
battling against
Brights Disease
in a car across
toyland,
in
The
bined | cian stated that he will furnish
! music throughout his act.
Dinner will be served at 6:
and at 8 o'clock, Reidel
have the audience sitting on the
edge of their chairs, amazed at
| the things that seem. to come
come from nowhere.
Each Rotary Ann will be
sented with a gift.
No Regular
There will be
noon meeting of the Rotarians
| and it is hoped that there will
[ be a large attendance in the
ening.
At the regular meeting of the
Rotarians held Tuesday after-
noon at Hostetters, William Mec-
Fadden assisted by Joe Moffet,
outlined the Atlantic Refining
this | a
street from
| icusly
| Main
bring
ilo
of toys
Jos
honor at a
Hostetter’s
December
of
which he
N. Nigsly of Mount
guest of
Harry
be
for
will the jovial smile
family
Friday
The dinner,
Nissly’'s 80th
will observe
reg
dinner at
on evening 5 street
Cross
pre
in honor Mr
birthday,
December 9,
by
ry
Meeting
i
{
{
|
|
is be
regular B
ation, no his toys,
arranged his
husband
Samuel
N
ing
her
Mrs.
Samuel
ville.
A program
be presented Mrs.
Starr, the Misses Anna May
Vivian Eby, Vera Nissley,
May Nissley, Ruth
tha Keener, Marian,
)

afternoon,
Em- ev |
ol fer children
Santa come
Young
who has been
the
the dinner
by
af will
Ervin |
Eby
Anna
Mar
Jane,
Ferry
and
ravages of
Spring

chil- oe
INISSLY, A Wen
driving course presented at the i 2 Get out your Snowshoes!
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Mr. Joseph Michels, Engineer,
gave a very interesting talk on
the progress made so far regard-
ing the new water system.
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NO PACKAGES
An armful of packages makes
If your car won't run and you
need transportation to get some-
a hurry-—your out of
Monday-—MLt. Joy's
Taxi Service will be discontin-
ued from there Too bad, a
taxi plays a big part in any pro-
gressive town, whether for em-
or just to get some
a hurry
on |
|
A FLASH!
basketball § | where in
luck after
There will be a
be-
and
game Friday
tween the Mit
Wrightsville H.
The
8p.
evening
H. S
S. First game
J. Vs.'V
Joy
on,
at? p.m ar-
M. in | sandwiches between shopping |] sity game at n
tours, is only incidental.
ergency
place in