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Mrs. David Witmer.
A fair sized crowd heard the
in the park here
HAPPENINGS
on Friday afternoon by the
w— Ay —
f | Good Shepherds Band of Allen-
[LONG AGO | town. The young musicians, all
of which are cripples, gave an
~ AAAI ™ | excellent concert,
band concert

(Lillian S. Myers Kreider, of
[Mount Joy R. D., near Risser's
Mill, died of complications at
5:30 p. m. Wednesday. He is
survived by the parents and 3
sisters, Estella, Betty and Anna
Katherine and his maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Jno
S. Myers, of Mount Joy,
Herbert J. Stambaugh,, 65, of
350 Donegal Springs Road,
of complications at his home at
1:40 p. m. Wednesday. He was
the son of Simon Stambaugh |
and the late Amanda Stam-|
Laugh.
Mrs.
died

78, wid- |
died of
Sallie Shickley,
ow of Amos Shickley,

30 YEARS AGO Saturday morning as John
August 22, 1923 ny son was driving his car a-
Deaths — Miss Barbara H.|round the corner at West Main
Hesslet died at her home injand New Haven Street, the
Manheim. She was 69 years of | front avle broke and the left
age. [wheel fell off the automobile.
Robert Young died in the | Mechanics from E. B. Rohrer’s
Lancaster General Hospital. Garage were called and the ma-
Last Tuesday following an chine was pulled away from
: : | the curb. No one was hurt
airplane accident Saturday
Fifty members of the LEncas- |
crashed to earth ter County Fruit Growers’ A
sociation made an automobile |
Club trip through York County on
Park, I'riday, visiting many big or-|
chards
when the plane piloted by Am |
mon Kreider
at Manheim.
The Donegal Farmers
held a picnic in Cassel’s
in East Donegal, a short dis- {
tance north of Marietta, last! Fire caused by sparks from |
Wednesday. More than half of & tractor on the farm of John
the members and their families Becker,
put aside their work and at- caused a fire which com- |
tended this social gathering. pletely a large barn
with most of its contents.
the |
place,
destroyed
A lunch was served in
pavilion at the park, and in the|
afternoon the children partici-
pated in a series of games un-
der the direction of Mr. and er,
15 YEARS AGO
18, 1938
Abram Kreid- |
of Abram and
August
Deaths—John
infant son
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me op.
two miles north of this/|.
| August 11.
{al weeks at the home of Mr. and
| .
| aria fever.
| received first prize of $100 for
| the most uniformed men in line,
sixty-four in number, at Ox-
{ ford on Friday evening, when
| the Oxford Fire Company feat-
| ening of their eight-day carni-
| val. They were accompanied by
[the Columbia Drum Corps,
complications Sunday evening |
at the home of her daughter, |
| Mrs. Lillian Brown, 28 N. Jac-
ob Street. She was the daugh- |
| ter of the late Stephen and An-|
na Dravenstadt.
Births—Mr. and Mrs. Claude |
Esbenshade, Pine Street, Mount |
Joy, announce through the Vis-|
iting Nurse Association the |
hirth of a son at their home, on
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Landers |
of Rock Island, Ill., spent sever-
Mrs. Alvin J. Reist, south of
town.
While here they
many friends and relatives.
Mr. Landers is a nephew of
Mrs. Eli Z. Reist, of town.
A letter dated Aug. 4, from
Bishop Henry Lutz, now in
Tanganyika, Africa, and reciev-
ed Tuesday, Aug. 18, stated he
is rapidly recovering from Mal-
called on
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hassin-
ger and sons, Ralph and Frank,
spent Saturday at Blain, Perry
County.
Friendship
Fire Co. No. 1
ured a parade to mark the op-
Besides the local Fire Com-
pany participating, Mount Joy
was well represented as wit-
nesses to the parade.
The Hassinger and Risser
Garage on West Main St.,, has
installed a new Grease Motor
Vitalizer, a macrine that will
restore the maxmium perfor-
mance to the motor of all cars.
The Mount Joy Sportsmens’
Association have about 450
young ringneck pheasants
which they are raising for
stocking purpose.
They are raising them on the
property of William Reheard
in Florin. These birds need a
lot of greens.
“Crarley’’ Roth, that very
popular young barber at Her-
shey’s Shop, very quietly cele-
brated his ‘“‘umpteenth” birth-
day on Monday.
10 YEARS AGO
August 19, 1943
Deaths: Mrs. Mary P. Shank,
32. of Manheim, died Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna .K Heisey, 80, wife
of Rev. Jacob L. Heisey, died
at her home in Landisville, at
10:45 a. m. Friday, of arterial
sclerosis, after an illness of 3
days.
John P. Cosgrove, 44,
operated a barber shop in Flor-
in for the past 21 years, died at
his home on Wood Street, Flor-
in. of a heart condition at 1:45
p. m. Wednesday.
Births—Mr. and Mrs. James
Strickler, Lumber St., announce
the birth of a nine pound son,
on Monday at home.
Pvt. and Mrs. Clarence Cra-
ter, a son Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Crater’s parents, Mr.
an Mrs. John C. Evans, of
Bainbridge R. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Greider
of Mount Joy R. D. 1, a daugh-
ter at 2:40 p. m. Friday in the
Lancaster General Hospital.
Mr. Chester Bailey, W! Main
Street, severely cut the middle
finger of his left hand with a
pocket knife while cutting a
branch off a willow tree Sun-
day. iy
Marlene Sinegar, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Sinegar of
104 Barbara Street, celebrated
her first birthday, August 17.
A very fine picnic was held at
Cove Park, in honor of her
three little guests, Charles Pe-
who
ter, Margie Hartman and Wil-
ma Bucht, by Miss Emma G.
Shookers, Tuesday. Aug. 17.
Games were played after which
a fine picnic dinner was served.
The invited guests were: Shir-
ley Ann and Ronnie Schofield;
Jimmie Olweiler, Amy Gut-
shall, Jane Hoffer, Doris Linton,
Shirley Hawthorne, Shirley and
Delores Feezer, Johit and Shir-
ley Miller.
Miss Fern R. Stehman, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John R.
“Lame Sheep.” Sunday School
will be held at 9 a. m
The semi-monthly prayer
| meeting will be held Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Richard Andrews, on
the Falmouth Pike
| Danville,

Stebman, of Rheems, graduated |!

a.
"FALMOUTH
0
The Rev. William
ker, pastor of the Church of the
Brethren on the Falmouth Pike
ongenec
will resume his duties this Sun
after a two-weeks absence
for the church
m. will
day
His sermon topic
service at 10 a. be

Evangelistic services will he-
Hill School House
v. David Thomas, of
will be the evangelist |
p |
feature of
Cedur
Re
for the services. A
the services will be children’s
meeting several different nights
The services will be at 7:30
p. m. until Sept. 30 and will be
proceeded by songs and devot-
tion.
Sunday School on Sunday,
Aug. 23, will begin at 9 a. m,,
with David Ebersole super-
intendent.
The Annual chicken corn
soup supper sponsored by the
“Christ Helpers” and the Men’s
as
Bible Classes of the St. Paul's
Evang. U. B. Church will be
held on Saturday evening on
the lawn of the home of Mr.
from Bryn Mawr Hospital,
School for nurses. She was a-
warded the gold medal, given
by Mrs. Stacy B. Lloyd, for the
most outstanding nurse in the
class of '43. She has accepted a
position in the Bryn Mawr Hos-
pital.
Mrs. Miller Wolgemuth was
bitten by a dog in front of the
home of John Ryder. She was
attended by Dr. Wm. M. Work
man. ww
Mr. Norman Garber and fam-
ily, Marietta and Market Sts.,
will move to Upper Darby the
latter part of next week.

The Bulletin. Mount Jov. Pa., Thursday, August 20, 10537
and Mrs. Clyde E Zink Fal 4
mouth Pike, at 6 p.m | xr G
The committee in charge of | w HITE - WASHIN
{the arrangements will be Mr, |
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and Mrs. Robert Brenner, Mrs. |
a owe so || DISINFECTING
and Mrs. Wayne Seitz, and Mr, |
and Mrs. Clyde E. Zink | —
Following a visit at h home H ER Sy
Clvde Zink, son of Mr and | ESS B -
Mrs. Clyde E. Zink, returned to | FLORIN, PENNA.
Camp Kilmer, N. J., where ne Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930
was igned to overs duty
in Germany on Aug 11 1!
Clvde is a graduate of Conoy et — ak
Twp. Central High School and |
was formerly employed by | Dr. H. C. Killheffer
zink & Leedom, contractors |
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