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FIFTY-THIRD YEAR, NO. 1
LOCAL OFFICE
Mothers’ March
To Be Held
Night Of Jan. 28
“Light the way to Victory” is|
the slogan that many Mothers’
groups are using this year for
the Mother’ March on Polio.
The Mount Joy Mothers’ group
is ready to march through the
streets of Mount Joy at 7 p. m
Thursday night, January 28.
Citizens are requested to light
porch lights if they wish to do-
nate to the Mothers’ March.
The committee now has ap-
proximately 20 volunteers for
the March. If any others wish to
contribute an hour's time next
Thursday, call Mrs. Warren
Funk.
“Light the Way to Victory”
has four fronts this year. The
first is for the polio research;
the second, polio patient aid;
the third, professional educa-
tion; and now a new fourth - a
trial vaccine for prevention of
polio.
The March of Dimes goal this
year is $75,000,000. Since 1948,
until November 18, 1953, the
Lancaster Chapter has spent
$228,442.96.
The committee requests that
citizens who wish to help shall
turn on porch lights from 7:00
to 8:00 p. m. Thursday night.
If there is no porch light place
some items on the door knob or
place a light in the window.
Broom Sale Date
Is Set By Lions
Roy Schmid, Columbia, was
the guest speaker at the regular
bi-monthly meeting of the Mt.
Joy Lions Club Tuesday night
at Hostetter’'s. Mr. Schmid was
introduced to the group by the
membership chairman, Clyde
Mumper. He spoke on the hei-
fer project in Europe. He was
in Germany when the one
thousandth heifer arrived. Mr.
Schmid “also showed forty slides |
on thg subject.
Joseph Taylor West : Main
Stregt, was inducted into the
club 3s a new member by James
Spangler. Two guests were pres-
ent and the zone chairman,
Warren Berry.
Paul Gingrich was appointed
manager of the club's volleyball
team which will enter the town
volleyball league.
Saturday, March 6. has been
set as the date for the broom
sale in Mount Joy. Lloyd Derr
is chairman of the committee
and Clayton Aument and Victor
Koser are assistants.
The next meeting of the
group will be a joint meeting
with the local Rotary Club on
February 2.
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Hospital Auxiliary
Plans January Meet
The Mount Joy Branch of the
United General Hospital Aux-
iliaries will hold a meeting on
Thursday, January 28 at the
home of Mrs. Eric Olson, South
Market Street, 8:00 p. m
i
The program will include a
guest speaker. Plans will be
made during the business meet-
ing for an afternoon tea to be
held in the future. Refreshments
“will be served. Mrs. Brace
Greiner, president, will be
charge of the meeting.
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LOCAL MAN PLAYS WITH
COLLEGE BAND
Jay Barnhart, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Barnhart, West
Donegal Street, will be a mem-
ber of the Franklin and Marsh-
all College Band which has sch-
eduled nine concerts in New
Jersey next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
The group will stay at Hotel
McAlpin, New York and wiil
play at the North Plainfield H.
+5., Cranford High School, Union
‘High School, Glenridge High]
chool, Orange High, Blooms-! 12:00 noon Monday with one
eld High, Montclair High and
lifton High School.

MISS LUCILLE THOME
Vv. JF W. Piivihises
Plot For Future
Memorial Home
The Mount Joy Post No. 57
Veterans of Foreign Wars has

To Assist Group
In Addresses
MOUNT JOY,
PA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1954
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gan
| Public Is Asked
Preliminary plans are being
made for the farewell affair to
Mount Joy High School. Satur i
day. June 5 is the date for the’
alumni day, At the present time,
one of the committees funetion- |
ing is the publicity committee.
The committee is siriving for al
complete list of names and ad
dresses. |

Following the revision of
each class. there are thirty-eight |
names for which there are no]
known addresses. The public is
asked to assist. If anyone knows |
the address of any of the follow-
ing, will you either notify Miss Missionary Arrives |

MISS VIVIAN EBY
|
Laud
| Betsy Bigler, West Main Street,
made final settlement in the |
purchase of a plot of land in the |
borough along the Longenecker
road. The size of this plot is ap-
proximately 250 feet in front-
age and approximately 215 feet
in depth to the creek.
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|
|
| Mrs. Dorothy Schneider Rue-
This plot of ground will be
developed into a memorial plot
on which a post Memorial Home
will be erected in honor of the
veterans of all wars who served
their country.
The building and planning
committee held a meeting Sun-
day afternoon at post headquar- |
ters to discuss future plans of
the new memorial plot.
Thursday, January 28, the]
V. F. W. and the auxiliary will
hold an open meeting in the
fire hall meeting room. All
members of both organizations
are urged to be present. High-
light of the evening will be an
address by the Post National
Commander, Frank C. Hilton.
The showing of war films of
World War II and Korea by the
Army, Navy and Marine Corps
recruiting officers from Lancas-
ter will also be shown. A report
of progress will be given of the
local V. F. W. Post.
Veterans are urged to attend
this joint meeting next Thurs-
day. They are also urged to at-
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tend the next regular meeting |
of the group Monday evening,
January 25 at the post head- |
East Main St., |
quarters, 220%
at 8:00 p. m. Ralph Rice is com-
mander.
Monday, state legislation
cleared the way for the location
and construction of the Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars' $750 000,
five-story memorial and office |
building in Washington, Penna.
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CHILDREN PLACE IN
SKATING COMPETITION
Five children placed in the
sixth annual Hershey Junior
Skating competitions held last
|
| comer, Mount Joy R1;
Sunday in the Hershey Sports |
Arena. Pricilla Lane, Nancy L.
Diller, Richard Sloan, Joanette
Bixler and Kathleen Billow |
were the local children who |
gained recognition.
Mount Joy Girl Joins WAFS; ow. Aer Kier, presen
< Will Begin Training Monday
Antonio, Texas, to the Lacklan
Air Force Base.

Miss Lucille Faye Thome,
daughter of Mrs. Helen Strick-
ler, Lumber St., Mount Joy,
will leave Monday, January 25
for basic training in the WAFS.
Lucy graduated from Mount
Joy High School in June of ’5
and has been employed at the
Donegal Mutual Insurance Ag-
enc’, Marietta, sirce graduation
She took both a mental and al
towing: Lucille Thome, Claud-
otie Zeller, Mrs. Richard Hoov-
er, Marian Oberholtzer, Judy
Martin, Gloria Halter, Roberta
Frank, Charlotte Feezer, Joan
Braught, Janice Breneman, and
Jeanette Breneman
physical examination and was
inducted into the United States
Women’s Air Force.
She will go to Harrisburg at
other girl from Lancaster. From
there, the two will go to San

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Donald Ney, Marietta RI. grade mothers. Mrs. Gerald
Elmer Hoover
Tuesday, January 26 at Hostet
York Metropolitan Milk Market | day evening.
bition for the last two years but
she had to wait until she was 18
years of age. In honor of her
birthday, Miss Marianne Scho-
fiield gave a birthday-farewell
party Friday evening at her
home on East Main Street.
Miss Vivian Eby, Donegal |
Springs Road, Mount Joy, ar-
rived in Africa where she is be-
Mount Joy: or The Bulletin. In Africa Post
The unknowns are John Root, |
class of 1904; Walter Root, 1909; !
Warren Deacon, 1910; Mrs. Mar- |
cha Strickler Zeager, 1912: Mrs. | ginning her third term as a mis- |
May Flowers Landis, 1913; Ros- | sionary among the natives. |
coe Smith, 1913: Mrs. Martha | Miss Eby, daughter of Mr. |
Stern. 1914: David Stauffer, | and Mrs. David Eby, took her
1919: J. Witmer Shank, 1924: S. first term in 1939. She returned !
Fred Diffenderfer, 1925: Mrs. last Monday after her furlough;
Naomi Gemberling Reissinger, Via Pan American clipper trav-
1935; Brammell Tryon 1936; eling first to Iceland and then
to London. After spending one
day in London, she flew to
rome and to Cairo. She took a
brecht, 1939; Marlin J. Gantz,
1939; Fay Habecker, 1940; Wil-
bur Gantz. 1941: Henry Musser train to Lake Victoria and
Torry. 1941: Mrs. Mabel E.| boarded a steamer to go up the
Geib, 1941: Mrs. Verna Gibble | lake to the Tan-Yanyika Terri-
Faus, 1941: Evelyn Neff Rohrer | tory, where she teaches.
(Mrs. Harry), 1941; Ralph Tr
Greenawalt 1943.
Dorothy Mellinger, 1943; Three Become
Beulah Rice, 1944; Charles E.
Groff, 1946; Laura R. Stark, T d of tS t
1946; Evenly Mae Groff, 1950; en € 00 cou $
George M. Heisey, 1951; Mary Investitute ceremonies were
Jean Breneman Hawn (Mrs.| held to induct three new Boy
William), 1952; and Shirley| Scouts into the local troop at
Rittenhouse (Mrs. Frank) 1952. the weekly meeting of the boys
If any alumnus has had a| Monday night. The three new
change of address since last{ Scouts are Terry Schofield,
year, the secretary, Miss Bigler,| Ralph Rice and John Funk.
would also appreciate hearing | Thirteen members of the troop
of this change. were present and guests were
Mrs. Harold Charles
Buchenauer and Lester Hostet-
Co-Ops To Hear |. |
Plans were completed for the
troop to go to Camp Chiquetan
Saturday, January 23 and re-
turn the next day.
Scoutmaster, Harold Etsell,
invites all parents to visit the
meetings anytime they wish. !
Meetings are held in the high
s¢hool buildings every Monday
Following a turkey dinner at evening, 7:00 p. m.
6:45 p. m., officers and three di-
rectors will be elected. Speaker
| for the evening will be Elmer F. FE. Bailey Speaks
Hoover, Elizabethtown College. To Florin Parents
Members and wives are in-| FF. F. Bailey, assistant county |
vited to attend. superintendent of schools, was
Reports on the dairy indus-| the guest speaker at the P.T.A.
try and dairy farming will be| meeting in the Washington El-
given by Chester Smith, New| ementary School, Florin, Tues-

The annual meeting of the
Mount Joy Farmers’ Coopera
tive Association will be held
ter’s.

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and by County Agent M. M. At 7:30 p. m., visitation of
Smith, classrooms took place and at
The three directors whose | 8:00 p. 'm., Mr. Bailey address-
terms expire are Amos New-| ad the group about .the obliga-
Phares | {ion of the parents to the child.
Longenecker Elizabethtown RI, | Following this, kodochrome
| and John Melhorn, Mount Joy. | movies and slides of former
Nominees are the same three| pay Days in the school were
and Lewis Bixler, Mt. Joy R2!| shown. Refreshments were ser-
Roy Hess, Manheim R3 and| yed by the third and fourth
Zielke was in charge of the

This career has been her am-
Fol'owing an airplane theme,
Tarianne entertained the fol-

MISS YVONNE BRUBAKER
{ Christian home life, lack of
[ audience to “wake "np and wake |
Rotary Speaker
To Start Boys
Home In Penna.
Walter Hayman. who left the
Presidential honor guard to de-
vote his life to the Yui'ding of
bovs. Mount Joy Ro-
tarians at their luncheon Tues-
day noon.
He gave interesting accounts
of his experiences which took
him from a career as an investi-
gator for the Pennsylvania
State police, to the Federal Bur-
eau of Investigation, and then
to the President's Honor Guard,
in which he served under Presi-
dent Frank'in D. Roosevelt and
President Harry S. Truman.
In 1946 Mr. Hayman resigned
his post to become associated
with the work closest to his
heart, that of rebuilding boys
{ who run afoul of the law. The §
speaker gave numerous examp-
les of accomplishments at Youth
Haven, Muske gon, Mich. | 8
After several years at Youth
Haven, Mr. Hayman was called
back to his native Pennsylvania
'by a group of individuals inter-
| ested in organizing a similar
project here. Plans are nearing
completion for the opening of
the New Life Boys’ Ranch, near
Harleysville.
With a large country estate
as the nucleus for the proiect,
Mr. Hayman and his associates
are at work raising funds to
complete arrangements for pur-
chase of the site. They hope to
reach their goal, which at pres-
ent is only $6,000 away, so that
they can begin operation of the
ranch this spring.
The plan calls for the erec-
tion of ranch-type homes with
16 boys to a unit, each boy hav-
ing his own room. Each unit,
will have a Christian couple as |
“father and mother.” The
school will be co ducted on
Christian principles with the
purpose of giving to the boys a

which, Mr. noints out,
is responsible for them going
astray
The speaker implored his
up fast” to their resnorsibilities |
toward the youth of the coun- |
try.
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Florin Lions Organize
Boy Scout Troon
Eighteen boys turned out for
the initial Boy Scout meeting
in Florin Tuesday night and 12
of them signed 2np ications to
become charter members of the
group. Robert Hamilton, Lan-
caster, spoke to the bovs on
Scouting and Warren Stehman
represented the Lions Club, the
sponsoring organization.
Another meeting of the boys
will be held next Tuesday eve-
ning, January 26, 7:00 p. m. in
the Glossbrenner L. J. Breii
ren Church, Florin. James Ger-
ber. acting Scoutmaster, will
start the boys on their Tender-
foot work at that meeting.
East Donegal Names
D.A.R. Girl
Miss Yvonne Brubaker, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B.
Brubaker, Mount Joy R1, was
named D.A.R. girl." The senior
class submitted four names for
consideration for the award and
the faculty chose Yvonne from
the group of four. The qualifica-
tions to be considered were loy-
alty, dependability, service and |

| patriotism. |
Yvonne is editor of the year-
book. the “Donegalian’; a mem- |
her of th? Nationa! Honor So-
ciety, and the Student Council.!
She is active in the Y-Teen Club!
of the school; is a hockey play-!
er, mixed chorus member. She
was student directress of the|
senior play.
She will take a test on Ameri-
can History February 15 to de-
| 0
[1
! termine whether or not she is
the winner of the big Daughters
of "American Revolution prize.

Miss Jane Griener is shown with her champion baby beef.

Local Girl Wins Top Honors
At State Farm Show
Miss Jane Greiner, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greiner,
Manheim R4, just north of Mt,
Joy, is the owner of the Penn- |
[sylvania Farm Show Grand | Hook and Herman Ginder, Jr.
Champion 4-H Baby Beef of | received fifth
7 from Penn's Peaceful Mea
1954.
Miss Greiner, who gr raduated | 40OW Farm, I
from Mount Joy High School, |
class of '53, broke a seven-year | 8art,
record by showing her 1.005 | dent graduate),
pound hereford named “Shor- |
ty” It is the first hereford to top
the show since January,
and ends seven straight victor- | heim R4
| ies by angus calves.
Jane’s steer weighed 325 lbs.|” | Lag
| Miss Greiner,
when it went on feed fourteen
months ago. On the auction | >
| block, it sold for $1.15 per
pound which compared with | | ocal Students Enter
Poster Contest
$1.06 for last year’s Chagipien
The champion grossed Jane
155.75.
Christ Miller, Jr., son of Mr. |
and Mrs. Christ Miller,
bethtown R1, southwest of Mt.
Joy, was awarded first prize
for his Hereford in the heavy-| ty-wide :
weight class. His beef weighed
per pound.
was awarded fourth prize in the
medium weight class Angus ba-
by beef contest. ' His 1,050-

$2.50 A YRAR IN ADVANCE
AVER
Mike Good Forces
Car To Curb As
Bullets Fly
Quick thinking of Policeman
Mike Good brought a tipsy mo-
torist’s joy ride to an abrupt end |
in Mount Joy Monday after-
noon.
Driving west in the borough's
squad car, Officer Good stopped
for the red light at the New
Haven street signal when he
saw a man get out of a car and
step to the door of another car
(headed east) also stopped at
the light.

five years and over,
In the lamb sale
Donegal High
Elizabethtown
Hampshires which
weighed 430 pounds for 26¢ per
1942 | pound;
Contest of the M
Eliza- | school and junior

high’ school contest
» local schools will be
1,305 pounds and sold for 30c | the
| Lancaster for judging
Robert Becker, Mount Joy R2, |
from grades
Hahn, air supervisor

Completion Of New Water System
Is Approved By Borough Authority
The tentative program for
the completion of the water sys-
tem as submitted by the engin-
eer was approved by the mem-
bers of the borough authority at |
a special meeting Tuesday nite
Joseph Michaels submitted a 3-
part program which will com- |
plete the water system.
The C. C. Collings and Com- | School
pany of Philadelphia was ap-| to the new high school
pointed fical agent and Town-
send, Eiliol and Munson of
Ph'ladelphia were
bond counsel. The Urion Na-
tioncl Bank was appointed
the trustee. As soon as the mon-
ey is available, the completion
will begin.
appointed
The first item .will be the er-|
ection of a one-million galion'
junior play and took part in the | which will be placed I: App Barley,
the corner of David and! Michels,
» 12-inch ran along
| Main Street, ¢
railroad crossing
Street |
Done if
to Donegal S
School Authority
When the light changed, the
car started to pull away and
| shots were fired. By this time,
| Officer Good was in motion. He
| pulled around through the ser-
| vice station drive, and, seeing
his opportunity, cut in front of
the car forcing it to the curb.
Free on bail, John F. Prifer,
| Harrisburg, is charged with op-
erating a motor vehicle while
{under the influence of intoxi-
! cats and waived a hearing Wed-
nesday before Alderman J. E.
Wetzel.
Prifer was apprehended fol-
lowing an 80-mile-per-hour
chase . from Elizabethtown to
Mount Joy Monday. Reports
said that he forced seven cars
off the road during the chase.
At the New Haven Street-West
Main Street traffic signal, State
Policeman Devlin jumped from
his car and showed his badge to
Prifer but Prifer drove east on
Main Street when the light
changed. Devin fired two shots
at the fleeing car.
Prifer was examined by a
physician and pronounced un-
der the influence of intoxicants.
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Joycees Make
CupcakePlan
Final plans were made for
the cup cake bake to be held by
the JoyCees Friday, January 22
at the P.P.&L. building, Lancas-
ter. The group will bake cakes
from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Anyone
interested in buying cakes may
contact Miss Christine Weid-
man.
Mrs. Gene Eicherly was nam-
ed chairman of the Dawn Par-
ty committee. This party will
me held for the juniors and sen-
iors of Mount Joy high school
(after the annual prom and is be-
ing co-sponsored by both the
|
"| JayCees and the JoyCees.
Mrs. Gerald Hostetter was
named chairman of a committee
to plan for an Easter party for
| the residents of Messiah Orph-
anage. The girls also did this
last year.
Mrs. Warren Hayman was
named chairman of the ‘“Wel-
come to Mount Joy” committee.
The group will visit all new fa-
milies that moved into Mount
| Joy recently
The next meeting of the
group will be held Tuesday,
February 15 at the home of
Mrs. George Albert in the form
| of a Stanley party. Miss Wilma
| Dommell, vice president, was
| in cha wrge of the meetinb,
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{
| LOCAL REAL ESTATE
SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE
Carl S. Krall, Executor of
| the estate of Emma G. Shookers,
late of Mount Joy, sold the two
and one-half story frame dwel-
ling located at 43 East Main
Street to Joe R. Detwiler, local
barber, Tuesday, January 19, at
private sale and on private
terms.
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FAT COLLECTION FEB. 27
Housekeepers of both Mount
| Joy and Florin are asked to
save all waste fat for the next
Carl Krall, | Girl Scout fat collection. Scouts
pi Streets. The second job | Union National Bonk and Titus | and Brownies in both Mt. Joy
will be repairs at the filter] i Rutt, Lloyd My ers and Maurice | and Florin will collect waste fat
plant. The third will be the com-
pletion of the 12-inch line! attended the
which were placed in Mt. Joy! Miller, president, w
al
also I Saturday,
Samuel | collection is being sponsored by
as in charge. i the local Scout Neighborhood.
February 27. The