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Fiftythird Year, No 6
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Mount Joy Bulletin
WEEKLY I N
LANCASTER COUNTY
The Bulletin
Circulation
Now Has Reached
230

Joint School Board Begins
Operation Of New District
Monthly Meeting Will
Be Alternated Be-
tween 3 Schools
Joint school board created a
year ago by the voters of East
Donegal township, Mount Joy
and Marietta boroughs’ official-
ly began operation of the
School July 6.
By agreement the board
meetings, held the third Thurs
day of each month, will be al-
ternated between the three
high schools. This month's
meeting will be held at Mount
Joy high school.
The board will hold its meet-
ings in the new school when it
is completed. The million and |
one-half doller structure is sch-
eduled to be ready in June,
1954
Possibility of further
largement of the district
with the voters of Conoy,
Donegal and Mount Joy town-
ships when they ballot on a
merger proposal at the Novem-
ber election,
RE ESS nim
en-
rests
West
PVT. HENRY ROSENFELD
AT FORT BELVOIR
SEAMAN ROBERT

Pvt. Henry N. Rosenfeld,
son of Mrs. Anna Rosenfeld, of |
Salunga, recently arrived at
the Engineer Replacement
Training Center, Ft. Belvoir,
Va., for training with the Corps
of Engineers.
——— eee
VICTOR MORRIS AT
SUMMER ROTC CAMP
Robins Air Force Base, Geo.
Victor Lewis Morris, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Morris, Donegal
Springs Road, Mt. Joy, is now
attending a four-week Air
Force ROTC summer encamp-
ment at Robins Air Force Base,
Georgia.
Morris is enrolled in the AF-
ROTC unit at Franklin and]
Marshall College, where he is!
majoring in Accounting. He is
one of 273 AFROTC students
from some 20 colleges and uni-
versities throughout the U. S.
in attendance at the Robins en-
campment,
The mission of the AFROTC'
summer camp is to supplement’
the university or college phase
of the AFROTC program. This
is done by permitting the ca- |
dets to observe the Air Force!
work intimately by living on
an Air Force base, studying the
functions performed by avail-
able activities, and absorbing
the principles of leadership and
discipline expected of officers. |
Particular emphasis this year
is being given to orientation to-
ward the weapon of the Air
Force—the airplane.
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KING'S DAUGHTERS
PLAN PICNIC
The King's Daughters Bible
Class, of the Church of God,
met Tuesday night at the home
of Mrs. Helwig. Devotions were
read and business was transact-
ed.
It was decided to have a class
picnic at the home of Anna
Hoffer, July 18.
Those present were: Mrs. Ir-
vin Kaylor, Mrs. Mary Walker,
Mrs. Ellen Lindemuth, Mrs.
George Reigle, Mrs. Elsie Grove
Mrs. Eli Smeltzer, Mrs. Garth
Snyder, . Mrs. C. “‘R! Charles,
Miss Mae Shreinér, Miss Anna
Hoffer and Mrs. C. F. Helwig:
ee
NEW WATER
SUPERINTENDENT
At the regular monthly meet-
ing of the Marietta Gravity
Water Co., July 1, Henry B.
Lenhert, Jr, of Marietta, was
unanimously elected superin-
tendent of the Water Co. to
succeed Samuel A. Acri.
Mr. Lenhart, who is owner
and operator of Lenhart’s Cabi-
net Shop, Marietta, will carry
on his duties along with his
present business.
Oe

ANNOUNCEMENT
Brooks Dry Cleaners will
ibd closed from July 20 to Aug.
| Advertiser back in

3rd, 2t
KRAMER
DESTROYER
Fla. (FHTNC) —
experimental
USS Sau-
Robert E.
USN, of 20
Joy, Pa.
ABOARD
Key West,
Aboard the
submarine destroyer
fley based here is
Kramer, seaman,
Detwiler ave., Mount
Kramer entered the Naval
service Nov., 3, 1952, and re-
ceived his recruit training at
the U. S. Naval Training Center
in Bainbridge, Md.
Before entering the Navy, he
attended Mt. Joy High School,
and was employed by Seiler
Printing Oo.
Bulletin Ed; Editor
Pledges Service
| To Community
A pledge to maintain the
principles of community ser-
vice laid down by his predeces-
sors, John E. Schroll and Wil-
liam N. Young was made this
week by Larmon D. Smith as
he took over operation of The
Mount Joy Bulletin.
“Our efforts will be directed
to the production of the best
possible hometown newspaper
for the communities which we
serve,” Smith said. “To that end
we solicit the cooperation of ev-
ery resident and all organiza-
tions in the Mount Joy - Florin
Salunga - Landisville area.
“No one should hesitate to
turn in news items in the be-
lief that they are not impor-
tant. The very heart of the
newspaper is made up of the
many items that some folks
consider ‘not important’ You
will find the staff at The Bul-
letin more than cooperative in
the handling of your news
items.”
Smith began his newspaper
activities . in Pennsylvania
where he took his first job in
the circulation department of
the Kennett Square News and:
1936. From
there he went to The
Daily News at Athol, Mass., and
then to The Daily Journal at
{ Wheaton, Ill, published by his
father, the late George M.
| Smith.
Smith was born in Ches-
ter county and raised in Ken-
nett Square. There are four
four children, Shirley, 17, Mary
13, David, 10, and Paul. 4.
The Smiths have purchased
a home constructed by Carl
Drohan on Spooky Nook road.
Mrs. Smith and the children
plan to move here in the next
couple weeks.
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FALSE ALARM
CAUSES EXCITEMENT
The work of a prankster
caused quite a bit of excite-
ment in Mt. Joy on Tuesday ev-
ening. After receiving an alarm
to the home of Elmer Shearer,
Marietta Pike. the firemen went
there to extinguish a fire. After
finding no fire at the Shearer
home, the firemen backtracked
and for nearly an hour visited
several other Shearer homes a-
round Mount Joy, but without
success.
To make matters even worse
for the firemen, one of the fire
trucks broke down and had to
be towed back to the fire house.
Eh
ARREST TICKETS
Mount Joy police department
during the past week handed
out arrest tickets as follows.
Durvin Miller, Mount Joy,
disorderly conduct with an au-
tomoble; Franklin Zink, Mount
Joy, ignoring red traffic signal;
Harold C. Bottericrher, Harris-
burg, ignoring red traffic sig-
nal.
Thelma M. Barr, Lancaster,
ignoring red traffic signal; Rob-
ert L. Chambers, Harrisburg,
ignoring red traffic signal; Jos-
eph Alishofski. Freeland, reck-
less driving
Mrs.
tnti- |

Athol re
HONORED TWICE
IN WEEK'S TIME
Only Authorized
Person To Receive
Fire Information

do
and
fire
siren sounds
telephone
the
When the
not rush to a
call to find out where
is!
This was the warning issued
this week by local firemen who
report that lately there has
been too much confusion caus-
ed by citizens dialing the fire
call number as soon as an
arm is sounded.
al-
a situation
become ser-
Confusion — but
which could easily
ious.
Firemen emphasized that

used
soon as
eo |
number 3-3431 is to be
for fire calls only. As
an alarm is turned in to
number, the siren is
Firemen often call the same
number to obtain information}
neéded in order to respond to
the call.
Recently, however,
not authorized
information have
sounded. Qi
Simeon A. Horton, manag
of the Mount Joy Farmers’ Co- |
operative Association, was |
named president of the Penn-
sylvania Association of Farm-
PETSONS | ars Cooperatives at Harrisburg
to receive this’ jg Thursday at the statewide
been dialing 5p groups annual meeting.
the fire call number with the His new duties were increased
result that the fireman calling’ Monday evening when he was
gets no further than a busy sig- appointed a member of the Mt.
nal. Joy Borough Council to fill a
To eliminate: this situation, [vacancy caused by the appoint-
in the future this information | ment of Postmaster-elect Elmer
as to location of the fire, will|Zerphey.
not be given out except to the 8 MS
proper authorities, it was an
nounced today. Lancaster County
So, firemen urged, please do 4 - H Club Elect
not call the fire call number
when wanting the firehouse. The Lancaster County 4.H
The firehouse number for social {GClub Agriculture and Home
calls is listed in the directory Economies County Councils el-
and should be used for this pur-'ected Miss Thelma Sangrey and
ber. for this coming year.
The election was held as
more than 200 4-H Club officers
P. P. & L. Names met for a special officers train-
ing school at the Milton Bretch
New Manager School, Manheim Twp., Thurs-
. Other officers elected by the
For This A Area Agriculture Council are Clyde
Brubaker, Ephrata R1, vice
president: Miss Frances Buck-
G. T. Storb, vice president of | { walter, Lititz R3, secretary;
Pennsylvania Power & Light Kenneth Kreider, Quarryville
today announced that Carleton izabethtown R3, and Miss Mary
G. Long, the utility's Strouds- | ou Buckwalter, Lititz, game
burg district manager, will be leaders; Floyd Kreider, Man-
promoted to head of the Lan-|heim R1, song leader; and J.
caster district, effective July 13 Mowery Frey, Jr., Lancaster R7
In this new position, news reporter.
III, who ;
resigned June 7. officers are Jean will, Mt. Joy
A native of Pottsville and a Be ee en Pe hn
graduate of U, 8, Naval Acad. Arlene Stehman, Lancaster R3,
emy. Mr. Long has been dis- Nancy Musser. Mi
triet manager of Stroudsburg Joy Rl ’ song loader; Dorothy
for the past 22 years. He started he ? .
ws v te RP ry
trainee for PP&L in 1928. In $2 25 Jean te re man, Mt.
1930, he became manager of the|" Mogi Cm officers
Bethlchem northside district, dl served as Instructors as officers
position he held wmill pis pros from community and project
motion to Stroudsburg district studied their dutics. "The
manager in 1931. : re
“| parliamentary procedure dem-
former Jeanne L. Giltner, ofl, iv tion and a model club
Tamaqua, Pa. They have two meeting.
children, Mrs. Charles H. Boltz| E. Craver, assistant
of East Stroudsburg, and a son, county ‘agent, and Miss Yvonne
William C. Long, of Spring- Cook, home economics exten-
plan to
move to the Lancaster, charge of the meeting.
the near future. Miers
Mr. Long has been active in 4-H OUTDOOR COOKING
community and civic affairs in CLUB HAS MEETING
the Stroudsburg area through- Al delicious: dinner. cooked
out his entire period’ of service|, + of doors, was enjoyed by
things, he has been vice Cooking Club at their
dent of Monroe County Com- meeting held Tuesday evening,
munity Chest, past president of in the meadow of the Frank
Stroudsburg Rotary. Club and a gghleman farm, Landisville.
member of its Board of Govern- The meeting, attended by 14
ors, Commissioned an officer in members, was in charge of the
was appointed a lieutenant in| joy R1. Also present was the
the U. S. Naval Reserve in 1942 |15ca1 leader, Mrs. John Musser,
and ultimately transferred to in-|nMount Joy R1 and Miss Grace
active duty in 1946 with a per-| Bowman, Asst. Home Econom-
manent rank of commander. ics leaders.
He has also been the Fourth Na- The next meeting will be
cal representative for the | the home of Janice and Jean-
Stroudsburg section. nette Breneman, Mt. Joy R2.
Peet A ee
DAILY VACATION CAMP COUNSELOR
BIBLE SCHOOL Miss Joanne Kramer, a
Cross Roads Brethren In|dent of West Chester
attend their Daily Vacation Bi-|a counselor at
ble School July 20.31, 7 to 9
p. m. All ages welcome. Trans-
portation will be provided. If
not contacted call Paul Z. Hess
at 3-5452 for transportation,
Kast
nit is a girls’ summer
)e there for an
pose and not the fire call num-| Melvin Good as their presidents
day, June 18.
Company’s Lancaster division, | (R1, treasurer; Gerald Hess, El-
Mr. Long
places J. S. Wise, Other Home Economics
. i Book, Lancaster R7, game lead-
his utility career as a student
: ; club members also witnessed a
Mr. Long is married to the
town, Pa. The Longs “ision representative, were in
area in
in this section. Among other). ars of the Mount Joy 4-H
U. S. Naval Reserve in 1928, he president, Lucille Martin, Mt.
val District Commandant’s 1o-| held at 6 p. m. on July 21, at
Christ Church invites you to| leachers College,
period

Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, July 9,
|| your
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1953
Bulletin Secks
Photos of ‘Our
‘Future Citizens’
The only way we can give all
our readers a good look at these
“Future World Builders” is with
co-operation, the mothers
Mount Joy and
communities.
are urged to bring your
children in to be photographed
so that we may have their pic-
tures to publish in a forth com-
ing feature series entitled, ‘OUR
FUTURE CITIZENS’.
You'll be mighty glad that
vou did, for where is there a
mother or father of a little tyke
who wouldn't be proud to see
his or her picture in the Mt. Joy
Bulletin, Many will cut them
out and treasure them for years
to come. We want as many piec-
tures as possible so don’t forget
the time and place, at the St.
Mark’s Evang. U. B. Church
Basement on Saturday, July 18,
from 1 p. m. to 8 p. m.
Several poses will be taken
assuring you of a good assort-
ment of proofs from which to
make your selection of the one
vou like best and wish to see
published in the paper.
On this date expert photo-
graphers with all the necessary
equipment for this specialized
work will be here. The studios
(Turn to page 8)
and fathers of
all © surrounding
Seek Directory
Promoter In
Two Counties
counties are
“promoter of
who
Police of two
looking for the
small-town directories
fleeced a large number of Mt.
Joy and Florin business men
out of several thousand dollars,
it was disclosed here today.
Being sought on warrants
sworn out in Lebanon County
is R. E. Long, formerly of Leb-
anon, who appeared here more
than six months ago and an-
nounced that he planned to
publish a directory of Mt. Joy,
Florin, Landisville and Salun-
ga.
Setting up a system for gath-|
gring names and addresses thru
local help, none of whom have |
ever been paid for their work, '
the promoter then visited local
retailers and businessmen and
sold them advertisements. The
idea proved popular here and a'
large number of advertisements,
were sold, the majority being
paid for at the time of the sale.
At the same time “director-
ies” were being sponsored in'
Elizabethtown and Lititz with]
the same result. None of these
directories ever was issued.
It was also disclosed this
week that Lebanon County bus-
iness men had been swindled
out of approximately $15,000,
according to information ob-
tained by Assistant District At-
torney Gates, of Lebanon.
Mr. Gates has sent descrip-
tions of Long to police depart-
ments through out the nation.
On the basis of the ‘‘take” in
Lebanon County, is is estimated
that another $10,000 in cold
cash was taken from the pock-
ets of Mount Joy, Elizabeth.
town and Lititz merchants and
businessmen.
Long has a disarming per-
| sonality which obviously threw
stu- reported by business men
State only here but in Lititz and Eli-
is serving as zabethtown. Police also report-
Camp’ Summit,'ed that some
Stroudsburg. Camp Sum-'were so shocked to
camp. 'no effort is being made to pub-
she left on June 29th and will lish the
eight-weeks that they still feel confident he
his victims off their guard, was
not
his victims
learn that
of
promised directories,
will return,
$2.00 a Year in in Advange ,
A. Horton Appointed
Council Vacancy
| Await Word
On Postmaster
Paul “Stauffer Joins
Holstein Association
Paul E. Stauffer, Mount Charles J
has been accepted as a member | Mained on duty as
of the
iation of America, by
Paul Stchman
Resins From
Zoning Board
Mount Joy Borough Council
| Monday night appointed Sim-
Bennett, Jr, re-
Mount Joy |
A awaiting
; wg! word of the confirmation of the
f Burgess
Joy,
postmaster this week,
Holstein-Friesian
action o appointment of former
the St. | Elmer Zerphey as acting
Paul, Minn. | master.
|
‘ement als ‘as made| The rec sndation of he te
Announcement also was mad I'he recommen ( 0 1 A. Horton, 313 W. Donegal
i tha arMtra Traleciorv redist- |: . ra ol eon A.
that Alcartra Trajectory, regist- | appointment of Zerphey to fill the vacancy creat-
was
ered Holstein owned by J. [made by Congressman Dague on Sheet, the resignation of Elmer
ter Charles, Landisville, June 18. Until howeve | ze rphey who is now postmast-
completed a 365.day production | no word has been received | of the borough
test in official herd improvement | from Washington, although the' ?
te ; . | fv. ur . Wine i While one vacancy was filled,
registry, with 593 pounds of|delay was attributed merely to ,
of 99 rl la te ots snd? oss J 1. | two other occurred with the
butterfat and 18,233 pounds of |a “routine check-up” by the de-| / .
milk to her credit. Ipartme nt. [resignation of Paul K. Steh-
———— man from the Board of Adjust-
ment and the Zoning Commis-
L di ill C Me 4 Although there were some
an 1SV1 e amp ee ng | suggestions of possible succes-
+ sors, the Council decided to
Will Open Next Wednesday i take action at the next meeting.
! The likelihood that another
° ° [ small area will be brought into
With Programs Each Night |the borough limits appeared
with the request of Warren Fo-
!ley that the council indicate its
The 83rd annual Landisville will deliver his first message in reaction to the admission of
Camp Meeting which opens the afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, | property owned by Foley, the
next Wednesday, already prom- and will preach again at the school board and Abram Mum-
ises to be one of the most suc. [7:45 o'clock service. Evangelist ma Mr. Foley said he would
cessful in its long history, those Brookshire will preach each ev-|jike some expression from the
in charge reported today. (ening Monday through Sunday, | council before going to the ex-
Dr. Luther H. Ketels, pastor [July 20th to 26th at 7:45 0’- pense of preparing necessary
of the First Methodist Church, | clock. | petitions.
Lancaster, again will serve On Sunday, July 26th, the| After some discussion and as-
spiritual director. Rev. Joseph |morning service will be held at | | surances from Mr. Foley that
Brookshire, Lexington, Ken-|11 o'clock, with the Rev. Dr. [for the present the property
tucky, will return for his third Levi H‘ Zerr, EIS i ners would expect no exten-
year as evangelist. PL | Director of the Methodist Home, | sion of borough facilities, the
Special music will be featur- |Cornwall, preaching, and the |members indicated they would
ed each evening with the fol-|Rev. Dr. Howard W. Cover pe favorable to the request.
lowing choirs, choral groups presiding. Evangelist Brook- | Bids for the laying of maca-
and soloists participating: St. | fire will preach at the 2:30 P.| 4am on Pinkerton Road be-
Paul's Methodist Church, Broad im. service, and will deliver his | Marietta Avenue and
Street Methodist Church, First | inal message at the closing ser- | columbia Avenue were opened.
Methodist Church, First Baptist vice, 7:45 m. The traditional | |The contract was awarded to
Church, Youth for Christ Male | closing rns will be [Hei isey Brothers of Rheems on
Quartet, and Otterbein E. U. B.|ducted by Dr. Ketels [their bid of $930.
Church Male Quartet, all of | Thursday afternoon, July 23, Amendment to the zoning
Lancaster; First Methodist! 2:30 o'clock, Mrs. Charles E. ordinance calling for the classi-
Church, Columbia; Mount Joy { Workman will review the book, fication of the Loren P. Somer
and Salunga Methodist Church “The Silver Chalice” by Thom-| as a commercial and
es; Camp Mecting Quartet and as Costain. | industrial zone was approved.
Choir; Mennonite Chorus; East | There is no admission charge! Resolution calling for a sur-
Petersburg Male Acappella the Camp Ground during| by the Pennsylvania de-
Chorus; Mary Horst, soprano; camp Meeting, and ample free partment of highways to deter-
Carl H. Martin, tenor; and Mary | parking space is available. The! ine the possibility of install-
Jane Zimmerman, contralto. In- camp Grove is open to both ing a Hight at Main and
strumentalists include: Jetty family and church groups and |parket streets was approved.
Zercher, organ; Amma Mary | affords excellent opportunity | oo tion of L. W. Myers,
Herr, piano; Wayne W. Winters, | top 4 days outing. 3 :
is Portner. : ale | council president, that an effort
William E. Portner, and Dale C.| The Vacation Bible School is’ pe made to clean ‘out rocks and
Steiner, irumpets; Robert E | held daily on the Grounds, from lice at hz ro iF th
Laushey, trombone; Richard R.| | glass that lave collected in the
(Trimble, clarinet; Lois Trimble 19:30 to 11:30 a.m. beginning on | swimming hole at the Cove re-
TIM OK Friday morning, July 17. It is ceived endorsement from the
|Laushey, marimba; and Evelyn under the direction of Mrs. e il. The ject will
| Bender, vibra-harp, james F. Mort, assisted by Mary Sage counel Ts Plojes ht
. : oe > . 2 y CON iri > u ertake < >.
The Camp Meeting will open | yane Zimmerman. On Sunday is agreed to follow the
with the Sacrament of the Holy | the children’s meeting is held at request of Mrs. Vera Albert
[Communion on. Wednesday, Ju-| 1,39 pam, i and put particular emphasis on
ly 15, at 7:45 o'clock, adminis. Community Vesper Services| {pe cleaning of toilet facilities
tered by the Spiritual Director, | il] pe held in the tabernacle | jj, the park during the summer
assisted by Methodist pastors| each Sunday evening during the | recreation program.
jand visiting ministers, The Rev.| month of August. The entire] gecond annual appropriation
Dr. Leon T. Moore, superinten-| .ommunity is cordially invited | of $300 to the fire company was
'dent of the West District of in these services.
| Philadelphia Conference of the BE BL ad
Methodist Church, will deliver |
the Communion Meditation. on ST. LURES BE ey
{Prursday, July 15, the Rev. Prt Rs Paul Emenheiser
{Frederick E. Maser, supt. of the Slonn] Ru > ets
{ Northwest District of the Phila- that Ne oR 0 ir oon p Roopa
delphia Conference will preach. ior Hol a ; on Dy a
Youth Night will be observed thalrl ye fry cu Whi ;
Friday, July 17, when the Rev. 1 hilarious half hour as he told a
; : 4 up to illustrating
Paul W. Poley, supt. of North
District of the Phila. Conference of a Cler-
will be the speaker. The Rev.
James F. Mort, pastor of New
Holland Methodist Church, will
conduct the service.
A full-length sound and color
film, “I Beheld His Glory”, will
be shown on Saturday evening,
July 18. The film depicts the
story of Cornelius, the Centur-
ian, who becomes a convert to
Christianity after witnessing
the crucifixion and resurrection.
The annual Memorial Service
will be held Sunday morning, | fire was confined to the wiring. | vears.
July 19th, at 11:00 o'clock. The | Firemen said the damage was] Everyone Welcome.
Rev. Dr. Alexander E. Smith, slight eee iti
supt. of the South District of > FIRE COMPANY
the Philadelphia Conference,| VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL AUXILIARY TO MEET
will deliver the Memorial Ad- The Florin Church of the The regular monthly meeting
dress, and the Rev. William E.| Brethren will conduct its Va- of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Harner, pastor of the Mt. Joy | cation Bible School on July 20 Friendship Fire Company will
and Salunga Methodist Church- to 31 inclusive, from 7 to 9 p.m.| be held Thursday, July 9th, at
es, will conduct the service. | There will be classes for all seven-thirty o’clock at the fire
Evangelist Joseph Brookshire Everyone is welcome. house.
directors meeting in post- |
Les-
has now,

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as
con-

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BEGIN BUILDING
SOAP BOX RACERS
The chairman of the
Show Soapbox race”
Kaylor, announced
children
may
racers now,
and including thirteen years of |
Details may i gsyman.”
Kaylor or any | vice president Adam Greer
in- [presided in the absencé of Pres-
cluding Adam Greer, Clark ident Charles Bennett, Jr.
Berrier, and Clyde Mumper.
el eee
has
planning
building
Youngsters
race start
ancedotes
“Chores
series of
his subject,
eligible.
from
age are
be secured
member of his committee,
es
{ MISSIONARY DAY
TRACTOR FIRE | The Salunga Church of the
A short circuit fire! Brethren will observe Mission-
to break out in a farm tr: actor | ary Day, Sunday, July 12, at
on the farm of Enos Gibble, 10-| 10 a. m. The speaker will be
cated three miles from Mt. Joyl the Rev. W. W. Peters.
along the Marietta Pike. The Rev. Peters had been direct-
alarm was answered by the Mt. ing Brethren Service Work in
Joy Friendship Fire Co. The| Austria for the past three
caused a
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