Bulletin, Mount Joy. Pa.. Thursday, August 20, 1953 STALEY FAMILY REUNION )
-— | The reunion of the St ley
i i Nr rs family was held Sunday, at
JOHN G. HART RECEIVES ceived his degree of Master of | koe ky Springs Park. 1 Ho NaF
MASTER'S DEGREE meat
IE DEGREI Education from Temple Uni During the business meeting,
John Grover Hart, 163 New versity at the summer com-, Benjamin Staley Florin, was
Haven Street, Mount Joy, re- mencement held, last week | elected president
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last week was identified
Mount Joy and
150 years.
Peggie Dee Randler
Wed To Charles Suitch
Mrs. Harold E. Weaver, Eli
{zabethtown R1 announces the
marriage of her daughter. Miss
Peggie Dee Randler, to Charles
D. Suitch, son of Mr. and Mrs.
{ Daniel H. Suitch, Hazelton, Pa.
The double
took place in the
ring ceremony
Elizabethtown
Church of God at 2 p. m. Sun-
day, Aug. 9, with the Rev. J. C.
Weigle officiating
Given in marriage by Har
old E. Weaver, the bride wore
a white ballerina length gown
fashioned with a full tulle over
taffeta skirt, a fitted lace bodice
and butterfly Her fing-
[ ertip veil of net attached
with
sleeves.
was
| to a Juliet cap trimmed
| seed pearls. She carried a bou
quet of shaded pink and white
| sweetheart roses.
| Miss Joan Risser, Elizabeth-
town, was maid of honor, and
Beauty
wiith
| she wore an American
| cocktail length gown
| matching headpiece. A
{ bouquet of gold and white
costume.
brother of
served as best
Wagner, or
wedding mu-
colonial
pom
pons completed her
{ Daniel Suitch, Jr.,
| the bridegroom,
{ man. Miss Lydia
| ganist, played the
[ sic.
Following the
| reception was held
| el the bride.
ceremony, a
at the home
IN FAMILY
as belonging to J. B
Ironville. The

150 YEARS—-The wir
Nissle wand i
farm which covers 160 acres
ning
PER SON ALS
Mr. and Mrs. Bindi and two
children, Frank and Maryann,
of Trenton, N. J., visited their
grandfather, Mr. Wm- Sheaf
fer.
Centre, Per-
Bulle
Irvin Shiffer, of
called at The
tin office Wednesday.
Reuben Shellenberger was a
Sunday guest of Richard Rineer
and family at Lancaster.
Reed
spending sev-
rv County,
Charles E. and son of
Philadelphia are
eral days in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Spang-
ler had a birthday party for
Susie Samala, New York City
Fresh Air youngster who is
spending the summer with the
Spanglers. Present were Mr
Spangler and
Brene
Samala
spent
and Mrs. James
son, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Miss Eleanor
Breneman Jr.
man and
Lester
the past week at Kenbrook Bi
bie camp.
Miss Eleanor
spending the
and Mrs.
spent the
and Mrs.
Loyalton.
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Samala who is
summer with Mr
Lester
past week
Donald
with Mr.
Matter at
| Janice J. Risser
Robert B. Gant z Wed
After a wedding trip to Eag- |
{les Mere, the couple will reside
{in Baltimore, Md., where the
bridegroom is employed as as-
| sistant manager in the S.-S.
| Kresge Store
The bride is a graduate of
Elizabethtown high school and
{was formerly employed by the
[ Allegheny Air
| Suitch was graduated
zleton high school and
| Fenn State College.
a —
from Ha
attended
[MISS MEYERS
SHOWER GUEST
Mrs. Wm. Baughman enter-
tained at a bridal shower re-
cently for Miss Jean Meyers,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Meyers of Mt. Joy.
Miss Meyers will marry
CSSN James Shue, son of Mr
and Mrs. Clarence Shue, Man-
| heim.
Mr. Shue is stationed at Lit-
tle Creek, Va.
Guests included, Mrs.
| Meyers, Mrs. Melvin
(Mrs. Kate Barnhart, Mrs.
Heres on
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Arthur
Peters,
Har-

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Janice J. Risser, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Christ S. Risser,
iizabethtown R23, and Robert
Mr. and Mrs
Gantz, Mt. Joy R2
Monday at 8 a.m
Church
officiat
"n
B Gantz, con ol
Be min B
were
inthe Florin E. U. B
The Rev. John J. Gable
ed.
Mrs. William T
Liizabethtown R3
Mount Joy R2,
Dimeler, of
and Edward
Sumpman, were
attendants
They will reside at Mount Joy
R2. The bride is employed in
the Howard Johnson Restaur
ant, Lawn. The bridegroom is a
farmer.
i Sacre
MANHEIM WOMAN DIES

Mrs. Goldie A. Smith, 56, of
47 N. Wolf St., Manheim, died
at 6:55 .a. m. Tuesday
ry Barnhart, VIrs. George Der-
rier, Mrs. Mildred Myers, Miss
Nancy Myers, Mrs. Sam Dock,
Miss Marian Nauman, Miss
Vera Jackson, and Mrs. Bessie
Kniley.

farm in the Rural Photo Quiz
located on the road between
has been in the Nissley family
Breneman
(Miss Helen Booth
scams: Bride
Of Gene Love
Miss Helen Booth, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John M.
122 Delta street, became the
of Gene M.
solemnized in St.
| gelical United Brethren church
Sunday. Dr. Ezra H. Ranck
Booth,
bride Love
officiated.
Mr. Love is the son of Mr
Mrs. Walter L.
| Johnson City, Tenn.
Maid of honor was Miss Dor-
etta Walker of Interlaken, N.J.,
and Mrs. John E. Booth, Lan-
and Love
caster, and Mrs. John W, Jal
Jr., Philadelphia, serve as
bridesmaids. Sharron i
Washington, and Linda Love.
Johnson City, were flower girls
Serving as bes t man was John
G. Love of Johnson City, and
the ushers were John E. Booth,
Lancaster, Earl Grissinger, Lan-
caster, Charles Hershey, Mount
Joy, and John Weidman, Mount
Joy.
Wedding music was played
by Miss Luella Witmer and
| William Gassman was the solo
1st.
Following the
| reception was held in the social
{ rooms of the church.
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| South, after which they will
reside at 310 W. Nittany ave-
nue, State College.
Mrs. Love attended
College, Allentown,
Cedar
Crest
the University of
hospital school of nursing.
Formerly supervisor of voca-
East Don-
school,
agriculture at
high
Love
seience
! tional
egal township
Maytown, Mr.
his bachelor of
master of science
Pennsylvania State College.
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Betty J Derr
Is Married To
William K. Lauver
Announcement is made of the
J. Derr,
Cyrus
marriage of Miss Betty
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Derr, 387 N. Barbara Street,
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received
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degrees alg
Mount Joy, and William K.
Lauver, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Miles S. Lauver, Mount Joy RD.
took place at
Aug. 1, in
Con-
wedding
Saturday,
the Trinity Evangelical -
gregational Church, here,
the Rev. Q. A. Deck officiating.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was at-
tended by her Mrs.
eph Hummer, matron of honor.
Paul Lauver served as best man
The
10 a. m.
sister, Jos-
for his brother.
OW eee
Theda G. Hoffer
Becomes Bride
Miss Theda G. Hoffer, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hof-|,
fer, Elizabethtown R3,
{ married to Melvin L. Gibson,
ar. son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
{ L. Gibson, Annville R1, Satur-
day at 2 p. m. in the Mt. Hope
| Congregational Church. The
| Rev. Jay Booser officiated.
| Miss Velma Hoffer, Elizabeth-
, town R3, sister of the bride,
i served as the maid of honor.
| The best man was Eugene Ston-
| er, Sandbeach,
i The bride, who is a graduate
{of Mount Joy High School, was
employed by
Chip factory. The
| reside at the Hershey
| Hershey, where the
couple
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