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Maurice Bailey, © Mount Joy,
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member of the senior class.
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Mount Joy High School and of
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Flint, Michigan. At present he
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to Harrisburg on Sunday
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30 YEARS AGO
er LORIN HAPPENINGS
— of —
Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Bren-
neman spent pM weekend 1 LONG AGO
the Poconos.
Mrs, Emma Peifer returned |™ -_ oy | By Ly MucDONALD ©)
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spending some
and Mrs. B. F, Kauffman,
Mr. and Mrs. Emery
of Lancaster, visited Mr. an
time with Mr,
Inners
June 20, 1923 ISTER, I'm gonna get mar.
Mrs. Lee Ellis, ind Miss pean ried. Me, a guy of forty-two.
Schroll spent Sunday at Colum-/| 1 goits tell someone, Want to heer
out it?"
1| bia wi
in with friends. I was waiting for someone when

po John Eichler on Sunday. Forty-four persons from this| his guy sits on the park bench be-
Mrs. Adah Eichler and daugh- | place and vicinity accompanied|side me ana starts talking. He'd
fer Margaret are visiting rela-|the P.R.R. excursion to Atlant- singled me out
tives in Palmyra this week. ie City. «Minute from the others
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Felty of Fifty members of the Needle 3 Foti in Ie park 4
Lancaster, are spending some [Guild of Trinity Lutheran on 1 dint hi Rt
time with Mr. and Mrs. B. F is om
i : . an rs. B. F.| Church assembled at the par-/1 nodded my head. After all, I had
Kauffman. gonage last evening, and suc-|some time to kill and I don't like
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCur- | ceeded in their attempt to sur-|to wait alone,
dy of Palmyra spent
with Mrs. Lillian Hamilton,
Mr. Frank Pierce
Naomi Cunningham and
Hamilton and Mary Hamilton
and Connie Pierce spent Thurs-
day at Hershey.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Tuesday
and Miss
Terry
Eshel- Mr.
man of Emigsville, and Mr. and
“I'm listening,” I told him. “Tell
rise Rev. and Mrs. Geo. h-|.
prise Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Kerc me about it.”
er. The occasion was the birth- ol got & radio shon™ he. 1
. . Wer adio shop,” he began,
day o Mrs. Ker her. “Buy, sell and repair. I'm getting
David Brandt, a retired farm-| tonight. Forty-two years
er of Sporting Hill, died sud-|eld and I'm getting married. She's
| denly, Wednesday, from heart| forty, but she looks thirty. Real
trouble. black hair and dark eyes. She's a
wonderful cook; no food in L. A.
like it.”
I looked at his stocky form and

Mrs.
and
and
Brown, Mr.
Benjamin
Mrs. George
Mrs. Ralph Mumper and daugh-| Brown, and Miss Esther Henry the graying hairs of hi a
ter £ N . Fs g ; wi i1. y - airs 0 11S round,
© effsville and Mr. and | motored to Philadelphia Sun-|pare head. I said something about
Mrs. Benjamin Bender and | day. love.
family of Milton Grove, were 15 YEARS AGO “Love, you say? How old are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George June 23. 1938 you?’ About thirty, I bet. In ten
Mumper on Sunday. > years you won't be like that, Things
Joyce E. Will is visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olson re . : change. She and I had plenty of
and family are spending ten Mr, and Mrs. N, 5. Will. love when we were young. But we
days at Northport L. 1. with Mr. and Mrs. James Snyder| didn't have much money. I got a
Mrs Ols sist re me _|announce the birth of a daugh-|job helping an elecirician. It took
rs. Olson's sister Mrs Emma |. joan Dolores, on Tuesday, Me years to get a shop of my own.
Albrecht. . Now I got money, all kinds of busi-
te i : June 14th. ! 3
Miss Naomi Cunningham and Charlie Latchtord had a ness.
Terry Hamilton and Connie birthda June 34 He was silent for 2 moment,
Pierce spent Tuesday at Har- Tony squinting at his watch, trying
risburg Miss Mary Alice Longeneck-| go see the hands with his red
Mr Frank Pierce returned ef, daughier of Dr. and Mrs! eves. They were fired and
er i’ Oliver G. Longenecker, Mariet-| strained from delving into
to his home in Florida on Tues-

ta St., and Francis S. Chambers,| thousands of radios. I wondered
day. hat kind of id -
Ir. of vi | wha of woman would mar
TT A Woon: N bi ' ry this little red eyed man who
INJURED IN ACCIDENT aL vhe Dl. was fast losing his hair.
ng he ~. . |copal Church, Sunday, with] «puting the war,” he continued,
Mrs. Ethel Crowl,’ Florin, ose . . :
aoe. iC Rev. William J. Watts officiat-| “‘people had all kinds of radios to
suffered bruises of the right in
arm and both knees and her Miss Warta graduated from!
daughter, Sandra, bruises of
the ears in
on Route 472 at Union at 2:2(
p. m. Saturday.
They were riding
driven by Maurice
Florin, which collided with one
operated by Anne W.
son, Oxford R1. Total damage
to the autos was estimated at
$325.00.
They were treated by the
family physician.
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Mrs. Carl Perkins, 64, was
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10 YEARS AGO
June 24, 1943
Postmaster and Mrs. Charles|§
J. Bennett, Sr., celebrated their
wedding anniversary, June 19. |
Mr. H. N. Nissly, cashier of] :
the Union National Bank, here,
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was appointed to the Agricul- 1 looked at his stocky form
ture Banking Committee, of and the graying hairs of his
round, bare head,
Pemnsylvania, by the Pennsyl-
vania Banker’s Association. | get fixed. I used to work night and
Miss Helen Swarr is spending day, saving my money to get mar- |
several days with her friend ried. I hired two kids; they had |
: ’l “SAM'S RADIOS” sewed tl |
| Phyllis Hoffman, of Mount Joy. backs of their TREE Oe det
Mr. and Mrs. |
ves . arn
Cyrus Foreman|to make deliveries and stuff. May- |

of this boro, celebrated you saw them down on First |
fifty-sixth wedding anniversary| street. Just off of Figueroa. I was |
working con-
couldn't get
had time to |
at their home, on David in the shop,
on Sunday | stantly because people
: new radios. I never
Mrs. Martin Wolgemuth re come to the park.”
turned to her home Saturday,|
from the St. Joseph's hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glass-
meyer announce the birth of
daughter, Dawn Elaine.
Mr. and Mrs.
ka, of Donegal
E PAUSED to look at his watch
and I tried to remember whe
| I had heard ‘Sam’s Radios’ before.
al 1t ctuck in my ming. But I couldn't |
| remember at the moment.
Lawrence Rop-| “While I'm busy fixing radio
Springs Road,| with no time to come to the park
announce the engagement of] °F anything a guy starts rushing
| their daughter, Miss Juanita Lena. Lena Raeillo is her name, the
OTA: A aang: i nay
| Jean, to Robert Mervin Dunbar. woman I'm going to marty, We
{ Both are graduates of Maytown|
| High School.

The name struck me and I missed
a few sentences.
| He went right on
| Mrs. Charles Zellers and chil-| all the while he was taking her
dren spent the weekend with| To the park, the movies, the be:
| Paul Risser and family. od ki fhe places 1 pas ioe the
0 fe her, 1ey me ere 1 ne |
oy! C- bi
Miss Wilma M. Newcomer b 5 | park almost every day. He was
came the wife of Raymond P.| to her”
Gerlach Saturday. | He
a a —
Those In Service { liked him because he was so much
| fun. I never had the time to spare;
Korea| Harry was good to her. She said,
June 12, 1953) Wi Sam, I'll marry you'’. But
he'd have to break the news to |
Dear Rem. Committee: Ee first. She told me who he!
| I received my wonderful gift was and all about it. He was a
| quite sometime ago. but I was| pretty good guy and she wanted
at the stage of being transferred| to break it to him easy.
overseas. I waited purposely to 1 didn’t look at him mut fo-
write and thank you for the| cused on a woman coming
wonderful gift until now, so 1} across the park. He glanced at
me and swent on talking, as
could have a permanent address| though he knew I was cluich-
[to give you. ing at every word.
Before I received your gift 1 “She was supposed to meet him
[ hardly wore my “Dog Tags” | and tell him, this afternoon. I closed
but this nice chain keeps them| the shop, because tonight we get
in front of you, and you fore] married, and came over to the park |
vour even wearing them. to tind this guy. I had to tell some-
TI k all of fi 1 | one about getting married and all.
\
| pank all of you fine people, i Lena said Harry is a nice guy.”
|and since you had
to disband =, He used to take her—'', he broke
| your wonderful committee, I| 45 he saw the woman 1 hades
| hope someone takes up your| watching. She had seen us ar
work, because you really made| halted. Her hair was black and even
me feel as if what I done over| from a distance I could see her
eyes glisten jet. Sam stood up and
re once and n iin, is be.|
here once a ow. age | took a step, then he turned to me
ialking ¢
talking,

| paused. I waited quietly. I
| wanted to know what he really had
on his mind.
‘His name was Harry. Lena |

ing appreciated by the folks] Lena,” he said, “She didn’t
back home. | expect me here. I better go meet
Thanks again and may God| her; it's better that way. Thanks
| be with us all. | for listening to me.’
/ c % | + I'sighed.in relief.
5 See Harple | 1 said, ‘So: long. Congratula-
th Wh ra
’ | He glanced over his rshoulder.
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