20—The Bulletin, Moun! Joy. Thursday. October 15. 1953 [BT Pol T OF OND MON THE SM R d Hi
: = | mht COMPANY oF an do¥ tuar i-Schoo
RUST COMPANY Oj I 10% - |
| IN Tn ETAT Cor PIN orftuary mnecor
! VANIA AT THI CLOSE (
NI ON SEPTEMBER i, 19% fey
(Published In Response to call ma JOSEPH E. SCHROLL orner []
hy Comptroller ) + curren
. aloe geet i, 8 Re | Joseph Eugene Schroll, four-
au . | en er er Statue) teen months, son of Thomas R.
on rw Q .
Cth. Ron a and Martha G. Shank Schroll, By S. A. 8.
’ . gE IH To ib 45 Detwiler St, Mt. Joy, died The students of the ninth
. ines 1 oi
Of Larry S Coal Service Florin tems i hi Oc at 10:45 a. m. October 8 at the ' grade have been studying
’ UTR EON tae nit MOSSE Lancaster General Hospital af- Shakespeare and have started a
Hora. nd 1,041 [ter an illness of three days. really interesting project All
Oblig tions of States and He was a member of the Cra- | of them, in the class are in
will Now Be Able To Be Reached At I oki, includ (AY dle Roll department of the Mt. some way to do a project to de-
Corporate sto (including : .
(0), (4) Koc! Wf Federal Jov Church of God. | pict something of Shakespeare
leserve bank 12 00M) 0) po
To Pe a ris Besides his parents, he is sur Some of the projects that have
Elizabethtown R D 1 Phone 345R12 in a. 1s) lan vived by two sisters, Suzanne [go far been turned in are really
nk premises owned
: ey [ature ANY and Louise, and a brother, | unusual. Priscilla Lane made a
Fixtures $20 9%¢ 121 81.7491 3 .
Rout ini wher than Thomas, all at home. His pater- miniature theatre of the Shake
Or Mount Joy 3-4894 tH yen v 04 [nal grandmother Mrs. Frances pearian type. One of the plays
ther 18st ‘ Noo
| [D. Schroll, Mount Joy; and his | they've been studying is “The
| {hi Tres | maternal grandparents, Daniel Merchant of Venice” Some of
42-3p | Demand dena idle S. and Matilda Grumelin Shank [the kids have drawn’ pictures
— - " le 1 | of Sporting Hill, Manheim R.D. |showing certain characters or a
corporations 5.08 |
Time deposits of individ. also survive, certain scene from this play
| le, Later hips, a 1,697,917.76 Funeral services were con- Barbara Thome dressed a doll
| Deposits of U. 8 La [ducted Tuesday, October the costume of Portia, a |
| ent (including posta
. SESE ‘ 188,208.50 | 1953. " character In this sg
32nd Anniversary of [Plein SE ee i play.
deposits certified and : y] MRS. PENROSE BARD Band Officers Chosen
cheek ere) IN, 623.7 . "on rite 1
FARM SHOW | 11 Denosits $3,68 Mrs. Lizzie M. Bard, 76, wife The band officers have been
| Bb yavihle edisee se = Sarl yok
had Tos of Penrose S. Bard, died at her |.) con for a vear and they are
borrowed money 7900, 00 home, Mount Joy R2, yesterday as follows
he labilit ‘ M200 ’ « 1
0 ry A mn ‘0 S . l | y at 8:30 p.m. after an illness of Pres. Pat Schroll, Vice-pres
ry | Total Liabilities $5,818,483,00 1... vont: The © + celebrat- .
u T toersa pecia | ACCOUNTS two years. I'he couple celebrat Bob Fish, Secretary, Miriam
Capital Stock: total ed their fifty-third wedding an- Tvndall and Treasurer, Connie
stock, tota ar : i
par 125,000.00 | naversary in April. Lane |
OX FORD G REY 3 PO ed roti 76 on i She was born in Manor I'wp., The band marched in the pa- |
1A a daughter of the late Albert rade to open the fair, Oct. 14, |
| Total Capital ceounts WwW . M1. . mn v “
Total Capita) A 4 and Ida McClane Harmon and and will also play Friday, Oct. |
{ ta eds | Church, Manheim Besides her Magazine Campaign |
| “to secure liabilities ana husband she is survived by four I'm sure the results of the ma-
Or (Jaan, purpoRes cons, Penrose A., Manheim,| tei om a
State of Pennsylvania, County of . gazine campaign are of interest
Regular Price $47.50 Lancastor, > i ¢ ne | Clarence C., Mount Joy; John to everbody |
| omberger, cashier o eo
} : r. | W.. Neffsville, : / ose H., : |
i { above named hank, do Soemnly af- W., Neffsville, and Ambrose For Crowell-Collier the total
[rn a PA Turd iy and be- | at home, also 12 grandchildren sales were $628.90 with the Ju-|
[ li : rg ¢ and | °° raat
00 EN BOMBERGER, ashe ii 10 grea! grandes Ff Wi niors selling the most at $52.35 |
NOW Sworn to and subscribed hefore me [three sisters, Elsie, wife of V il- | worth: Then come the Seniors)
this 7th day of October, 1953 rie sido . ar-} : & $
Po Hone Notary Publi. | lis Kreider, Lancaster R4: Mar stilling $47.21.
correct Attest [gie, wife of Lloyd Kauffman, ho rte orate. ner be EA
| 1. W. NEWCOMER | is The Curtis results are as fol- |
FARIS HH. | and Alva Harman, Columbia tows: Total sold—S987.75 with
1 WwW S. NISSLEY GINGRICH | 5: 4018. SUMETYYuL ky
Price Good Only Thru Farm Show eek Directors | R1. : held the Juniors again ahead, selling
rices were he Ne . a: |
1 EPORT OF WDITION OF THE Funeral ees w $296.15 and again the Seniors
| REPORT OF CON ON | 9. > ig |
{ UNION NATIONAL, MOUNT JOY y | Sunday, Oct. second having sold $186.30 |
® A nl of ToL a DR. J. T. HERR | worth.
| (ON SELTEMRIR Jo, 133 all made | Dr. John Trout Herr, 67, who| The total sales of the school |
iblishe lesponse to 4 ade tre \
by Comptrollers of the Currency | started the practice of medicine | as a whole was $1,616.65. I'mj
ESHLEMAN BROS ay Jon sa, B.S. Revised Jan. 13, 1812, died Monday at his | sure everybody will agree that
| » Vash OTS home in Landisville, following an | was a goog showing all the
«er banks, including re- illness of several vears. | way around.
Tr N serve halance, and cash . ni |
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. as ha the PA a is He resided for the past 60 years,
collection § | ih "the same home where he main- |
debe
Corpor
$18.7
eral
Loans
tures oie
te stocks,
0.00 stock «
teserve ban
ard
in $270.08 over
| Rank premises ow
| 69 871.80 furniture
fixtures $20,651.5
[ Real estate owned
| than premises
| Other assets
| VISIT OUR STORE DURING
Farm Show Week
Aotal Assets
LIABI
Demand deposits «
viduals, partners
corporations
Time deposits of
uals,
corporations
Deposits of U. S.
ment (including
savings)
Deposits of Sti ‘tes
See Our Complete Line of
Total
Other liabilities
Liabiltiies
CAPITAL
Capital Stock:
Common stock,
$125,000.00 :
Surplus
Undivided
erves
Total
Men’s Clothing
and Topcoats
Jackets
te
profits
Re
Sweaters
Assets pledged or
Sworn to and su
| this Tth day of (
hereby certify that
or director af this
Annie C. Blensin
commission e
:| Correct-Attest:
WwW
Woolrich Hunting Clothes
Discounts
partnerships,
Deposits $5
Capital Accounts
I'otal
Total Liabilities
Capital Accounts
CARL S.
A. COV
CLARENCE
MARTIN S.
U. 8S. Government obhliga-
tions, direct and guar:
teed .. ve 1,929,125.38
Obligations of States and
political subdivis 18 87,850.00
| Other bonds, notes and
(including
f Fed-
1k)
{ me In
drafs
ned
and
51 90,533.21
other
: 8 500.00
1,114.29
: | 00.46
L ITIES
of indi-
hips, &
$2. 339,417.05
individ.
and
. ‘e 2,620,141.86
Govern-
postal
and
ei. 104,167.72
Other deposits (certified
and cashier's checks,
ete.) 9,618
208,731.39
16,436.60 |
ACCOUNTS
tal par
‘ 125,000.00 |
500,000.00 |
46,767.98 |
5,164.49 |
i
and
25,902,100 4¢
MEMORANDA
assigned
to secure liabilities and
oher purposes 172,000.00
State of Pennsylvania, County of |
° | Lancaster, ss: |
| IL Carl 8S. Krall, cashier of the]
above named bank, do solemnly affirm |
? | that the above statement is true to
| the best of my knowledge and belief.
KRALL, Cashier
bweribed before me
tober, 1953 and 1
I am not a ifficer
bank
ger, Notary Public
xpires Jan. 26, 1947
ENTRY
NEWCOMER )
MUSSER
Directors
Neckwear - Socks - Gloves
CON
REPORT OF
FIRST
LANDISVILLE 1
OF PENNSYLV
CLOSE
OF
TEMBER
(Published
in
collection
of our many fine items of wearing
U. S. Government
tions, direct and
teed .........
Obligations of Stat
political subdivis
Other
debentures :
Corporate stocks,
$6,006.00 stocks «
eral
Loans and Discour
ing no overdraft
Bank premises ow
$78,559.81,
fixtures
Osher assets
apparel.
Assets
LIABI
Total
viduals, ygriners
corporations
political
Other depos
cashier's checks,
Total Deposits $2,
Other liabilities .
NATIONAL
BUSINESS
30,1953.
Response
by Comptrollers of the Currency
under section 5211, 7. S. Revised
Statues)
ASSETS
. . . . 4 Cash, balances with oth-
We cordially invite your inspection banks including To-
serve balance, and eash
items in the process of
bonds, notes,
(including
Reserve bank)
furniture
$20,421.69
Demand deposits of indi-
Time deposits of individ.
wals, partnerships, and
corporations ..... ..... 1,134,944.85
Deposits of U, S. Govern-
ment (including postal
SAVINES) . 101,211.35
Ddposits of States and
subdivisions
8s (certified
Other deposits (certified and ,
Total Liabilities
DITION OF THE
BANK OF
THE STATE
AT THE
ON SEP-
N
ANIA,
to call made
os $ 519,347.08
obliga-
guaran-
es and
ions
and
1,018,821.39
10,520.00
135,067.17
Of Fed-
6,000.00
(includ-
1,254,883.4C
its
Ss)
ned
and
90, 981. 50
$£3,066,184.44
LITTES
hips, &
1,205,526.26
198,290.42
ete.)
771,957.63
41,984.75
4,668.52
| and
in fulfilling his duties as a physi- |
$2,776,626.15
tained his office and residence. He |
used a horse and buggy for the first |
three vears of practice, and a |
sleigh in winter, buying an auto-
moible in 1915.
Dr. Herr was born on a farm
ner Lancaster, a son of the late
John Eckert and Anna Trout Herr,
He attended pul'ic school at Lan-
disville and later Franklin
and Marshall academy, graduating
1905. He studied at F & M col-
entered
in
[
Dr.H.C Killhetfer |
Optometrist |
MANHEIM |
163 S. Charlotte St.
Telephone 5.3376 |
|
|
Mon. & Wednes
Tues. Fri.
9.5:30
Sat. 7-9 P. M.
Tues. Fri. Sat.
9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. M
ELIZABETHTOWN
15 E. High St.
Telephone 24-F
for two years, then entered
the University of Maryland School
of Medicine, graduating in 1910.
For he served
his internship at St.
lege
the following year
Joseph's Hos-
pital and took post graduate work
1, Philadelphia, |
also at Hahnemann Hospital in
at Children’s Hospit:
Philadelphia before entering private |
practice.
Because of his extreme interest
Dr. Herr little or no in- |
terest in political or
cian, took
social organ-
izations and had no hobbies or spe-
cific recreationto follow during
whatever off duty hours he had. {
However, for about 10 years and |
in a direct line with his work, he |
served as a medical inspector for |
several schools in a number of |
nearby townships soon after this |
service was inaugurated in the |
schoo] system of Lancaster county. |
Dr. Herr was a member of the |
staff of St. Joseph's hospital since |
serving his internship there and
also
served as medical director at
the Oreville Mennonite Home for
over 40 years.
His professional affiliations in-
cluded the American Medical Asso-
ciation and the Lancaster County
Medical Society of which he served
as president in 1936. |
Besides his wife, the former
Katharine Kauffman, he is survived
by a daughter, Anna Mary,
tary
downe public school;
Harry T. Landisville.
Funeral services were held Wed-
nesday, Oct. 14.
elemen-
at the
and
music supervisor Lans-
a brother,
CAPITAL
Ce pit: al Stock:
Common stock,
$75,000.00
Surplus
Undivided profits
Reserves (and retire
accounts for preferred
stocks
Total (
ACCOUNTS
total par
‘apital Accounts
Total
Capital
Liabilities and
Accounts .
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned
$2,066,184.44 |
to secure liabilities and
for other purposes 260, 000.00 |
State of Penns sylvania, County of
Lancaster, ss:
5, N. I Bowers, cashier of the]
above-named bank, do solemnly af- |
firm the abbve statement is true to |
the best of my knowledge and belief.
N. L. BOWERS, Cashier |
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 6th day of October, 1953,
George A. Shenck, Jr.,, Notary
Public
My commission expires January 6,
1958.
Correct-Attest:
AMOS S. NEWCOMER
ROBERT R. GOOD
P. B. STEHMAN
Directors
SAWING,
139 S.
3
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Tree Service
PRUNING
AND SPRAYING
B. B. IBACH
Main St., MANHEIM,
5-4616
PA.
Phone 35-tfc
wil)
Ye BUREAU
INSURANCE COS.
« ‘Farm Bureau Mutual Ayto ITLL bd 4
® Farm Bureay Lite: Insurance Co.
. LL Bureal AC LA) LEME to;
‘Home FTE [LIRTLALITRS SLIM)
Warren H. Stehman
SQUARE ST., FLORIN
PHONE MT. JOY 3-5547
Assembly Program [
The assembly , program ° for
Friday turned out to be quite
different from the usual ones,
but loads of fun. It started out
by a film called Let's All
Sing which turned out to be a
group sing which everybody Invites Fis Friends
really enjoved
Then came “Homes Unlimit
ed”, showing what progress has @ For
been made in the building of
our modern day homes And
what an important part free en
terprize has played in this
Country .
Comics of old movies were Insulation and
shown in the last film called
“Muddled Mud.” It really gave .
REPRESENTING
everybody quite a laugh to see
what people once went to see
at our movie theatres thruout
the Country SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO.
A {
REMAINING SOCCER GAMES | { Phone Mt. Joy 3-6302 or Lancaster 22121 Ext. 34
Oct. 20, Marietta, away {
Oct. 22, New Rolland: away. 42-1p
Oct. 27, East Donegal at home)
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[MURPHY'S
Charles “Chuck” Metzger
Free Estimates on
Roofing, Siding, Floor and Wall Tile
and Neighbors
Millwork, etc.
OCTOBER
SALE
er mh
Wafers
2 Gc Ib.
Sugar
Crisp, thin shells with
sweet cream filling. Va-
villa, chocolate, rainbow.
Healthful,
male birds.
3%.
>
wom wore 1
Singing Canaries
colorful, young
to sing. Make grand pets.
All guaranteed
$398
Ironing Board Set
a 27
Extra heavy cotton knit pad.
Elastic edge cover. 18x59
inch size. Packaged.
lamb trim.
Pretty Clip Hats
Cozy genuine Mouton dyed
colors to choose from.
88¢
Many attractive
Men's Cotton Flannel
SPORT SHIRTS
Sanforized® cotton flannel in
smart plaids, checks, pat-
terns. "Pelham' label for
“y quality. Yoke back. Smart
colors. Sizes S, M, L.
One Shirt .....-...92.95
*less than 19% shrinkage
Boys’ Warm Cotton
Women's Flanneiette
Gowns
V-neck or Peter Pan | 66
collar. Pastels. Sizes
24 10 40
Fiannel Shiris
a 44
Printed cotton suede in
plaids and checks. Many col-
ors. Sizes 6 to 6.
Alarm
Clocks
Round or square
Smart plain dial.
A MLS §
$7.77
plus tax
SALE NOW ON
EXALL v= 1¢ SALE
Bargains Galore
TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE + 1c
JOY THEATRE BUILDING
Sloan’s Pharmacy
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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bration
Joy, Fri
when th
sor a
Prize ma
given to
Division
school
grade an
Street |
Columbi:
2 will
the sixtl
cluding
form on
tween D
Division
persons
school ar
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Columbi:
fives: an
include
couples,
musical
In the
divisions,
for the n
inal and
in thea f
fanciest
couple, f:
group cor
people; b
largest gi
cal organ
Resider
porch lig
light the
ade will
Avenue {
to Jacob
Street to
Main St
Sreet; st
Street to
on Maric
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"to the hig
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Pp. m. and
Commif
James Sp
man, and
chairman;
Sam Harr
eman, pr
and Geo
Charles
Charles
Maurice
lighting;
William |]
Broske,
Weidman,
Gingrich,
James Spr
thur Spre
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grace Buc
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Dorothy
town, R1.
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is one of
Local te
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James Mil
Elizabethtc
The cho
of Prof.
of the de
will sing :
during the
Included
vacation ft
regional C
ren and hi
Streetlic
In Villa
Rheems
At a meet
Fire Comp:
en by the
and Light
mmittee
Ricedorf
of the cor
Herbert H.
Kready, Ir
Sipling, an
y Citizens
sed their a
{work done
he