GeThe Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.. Thursd Sente wr 3 9353 (JOHN BOOTHS .
8 eB 0 ursday, September 3, 195 : re on > [Church Services
Mr. and Mrs. John Booth of | To Be Broadcast
Delta street, entertained friends MARTHA L. HEISEY
AARON G LONGENECKER at a corn and doggie roast in The morning worship ery ce Vlartha Louise Heisey, five,
their backyard Sunday night ol the Washington Street! daughter of Martin and
There were about 34 guests wis or Maren, . Eliza Theres a Halbleib ese, oun
Bl ILDING CONTRACTOR pr sent The get together wi SLOW wv! : dpm doy Kt? died wt 10 Pym
er Radio Station WLAN, Lan- dav at her home after a ,
in honor of the birthday ol hs lay Sapt .
MOUNT JOY R. D. 2 PHONE 3-6100 [{Sore Habeeker, Mr. and Mrs {SRS Sach SURRY HR [lines Desides hey parents, sh
James Roberts and daughter, ry pom d 4 Y i li by 8 glister, | rie
» ® Barbara, and Mrs Normar ! bo casls ar plann as 4 nin Heise at home; oN hey
1bll ervice ) ari arenta randfather OSs
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- a others near to a radio on Sun- Heisey. Florin
. . — da nornit Funeral sei ces will be held
Millwork — Fill — Grading The senior choir of the Churcl aturday at 9 a. m. in the St.
directed by Galen W Herr { Catholic Church, Eliza
Lumber -— Topsoil - Excavating PIAND CLASSES will sing at each serviced and thtown | he Angels’ Mass
NOW STARTING Pastor Nevin H Zuck will wiil be celebrated by the Rev.
Kitchen Cabinets BEGINNING preach on the following theme Cletus A. Hauck. Interment in
; ’ Eo 4 Sept. 6, “The God of All Peace” (he St. Peters Catholic cemete
993 {fe INTERMEDIATE, . 9 ‘ w For . ' 1
d3-1 ADVANCE PUPILS Sept. 13, “One Step Enough For py, Friends may call at the Fu
- . a 4s Me’; Sept. 20, Peace Is Our peral Home of James B. Heilig
11° Business”; and Sept. 27, “Life Friday 7 to 9 p. m. Public ros
Estelle B. Phillips Without Liquor.” will be recited at 8 p. m
do you know Pinkerton Road | -— | i
i) PHONE 3-5425 When in need of Printing. (any- | JACOB S. HOLLINGER
How \ . ) thing) kindly remember ‘he Jacob S. Hollinger, 78. form
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you erly of Manheim, died in the
to borrow when it i ie nit is NOY Ephr Hospital at 8:30 a. m
Tuesday of a cerebrad hemor
money mont rhage, after an Illness of six
Ten helpiul rules how much of a down poy thi ng lavs He was born. in Raph )
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listing to make when buying some GET IT AT Twp., a son of the late Jacob
R. a Susan Shearer Hollin
the right time, on credit? : i
ger, and was a ratire armer
the right place, and 9 and a member of the Church’ of
the right way the value of having a good thie Brethren. His late wife was
101 w money. credit record? Alice Gibble before marriage.
on I'nese children survive: Phar
G2 how 4, figure " es, Lititz; Mrs. Reuben Hum-
| borrow, © cost of mer, Ephrata; Mrs. Paul Gray
9 money» CHILDREN'S i Lititz BY and Clyde, Man-
; 3 12 grandchildren, 7
You'll find the answers to these and other impor 9 05 great grandchildren: and hss
tant questions in “How To Borrow Money brothers and sisters: Mrs. Jos-
Here is a FREE booklet of interest and value to eph ‘Hostetter, Mt. Jov: Mrs.
everyone, a booklet that will save you money... help Katie Ruhl, Manheim; Allen, of
you avoid embarrassment...and help you manage your Florin: Elias, Middletown R.D.;
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OF MOUNT JOY Chiques
MOUNT JOY PA. LADIES’ call at the Beck Funeral
Thursday evening,

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709 p. m.
| Everybody reads newspapers buf
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| contribute
| ditional
{ through
| replace
| eration as well
| utilities.
be completed on
| watt
| nificent addition
| sources on
| pany’s
| such new capacity add material
|orable developments in
| ses and other charges,
pany
| sive improvement in
Mortuary Record P.P.&L. Shows
Greater Earnings ¢
For Post Year ‘
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Company’ consolidated pro
forma statement reflecting the
recent acquisition of The Seran-|
ton Electric Company,
revenue of $103,638,624
months ended July 31,
of $5,920,417 or 6.1
of the corresponding
vear ago,
for the
a gain
above those
pe riod a
Pro-forma consolid
after
accruing to the
the latest
ated earnings, all charges,
common stock
for 12 months’ period
were $12,976,809 equivalent to 4
2.63 per share outstanding at 4
such date as compared wi ith
| $11 823,211 or $2.40 per Hare 4
ron the same basis for the 4
months’ period ended July a
1952. 4
In reporting these notewor 4
thy gains, Chas. E. Oakes, presi- 4
dent, pointed to several devel 4
opments which are expected to 4
further
t'al improvement in
contribute to
substan- 4
common y
stock earnings 4
Since 1939, the company ha: 4
been amortizing debt discount; 4
and expense appplicable to 4
bonds retired in 1939 and prior
years by charges to income of
about $889,000 annually. The
entire balance of $5.4 million
not yet amortized was charged
off in June against earned sur-
pius. While action will have the
immediate effect of cutting
back slightly the Company's
common stock and surplus ratio
future common stock earnings
will benefit by the
of this annual charge
proximately 18c per
nually.
Mr. Oakes
that the reported
he past 12
number of
elimination
by ap
share an-
pointed
earnings
months include a
non-recurring items
of expense which will not be
in the future and that
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these
{share of common stock.
Mr. also called atten-
(tion to the recent completion of
(another major step in the
{y's $313 million postwar
Oakes
utili-
ex-
pansion program to take care
of continually-increasing de
mands for electric power. On
Aug. 12, steam was admitted
for the first time to the com-
pany’s 125,000-kilowatt genera-
|tor, the newest and largest in|
FP&L’s system and the fourth
[ unit to go on the line at PP&L’s
Sunbury plant. He pointed out
that this new generator will be
the most efficient on the Com-
[pany’s system and, that, in ad-
dition to providing increased
| capacity its operation should
substantial savings
in production costs with con
sequent favorable effect on fu- 4
| ture Company earnings. Oakes 4
| explained further that the ad-
power made available
this new unit would
present higher cost gen-
substantial
power here-
interchange
as
amounts of electric
obtained by
from neighboring
tofore
and purchase
The utility head further stat-
ed that construction would soon
the Scranton
Electric Company's new addi-
{tion to the Stanton power plant.|
the line
40,000-kilo-
Scheduled to go on
shortly, this
unit will constitute
to power re-
Scranton Com-
Not only will
new
a sig-
the
system.
for cus-
service
ly to the power supply
tomers in Secranton’s
area, Oakes said, but the high-
er efficiency of the new unit
should enable that utility to re-
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In conclusion, Mr. Oakes
stated that, as a result of the
sound growth taking place in
its revenues, coupled with fav-
expen- |
the Com-|
looks forward to progres-
its earn-|
some time to come.
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ticers get such excellent results.

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