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NEWTOWN | Weddings
A A St —— tem
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John
Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Yoder and daughter, Judy,
Mr. and Mrs. George Bryson
and daughter Ruth, of Lancast-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kuhns
visited Mrs.
Mrs. Lorraine
Mrs. Esther
caster Saturday evening

Mildred Brown,
Doresom and
Beachman of Lan-
Visitors during the past week
of Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Isler and
tamily and Mrs. Irene Snyder
were Miss Janet Painter, Eliza
bethtown, Mr. and Mrs. Wm
Westenhafner and children, Mr
and Mrs. Lindemuth, Marietta
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gamber
and son, Manheim, Mr. and Mrs
Havard Johnston and Mrs. Liz BRADY
ZELLER
zie Hoffman, Lancaster, visited Mrs. Dorothy Zeller, Pinker-
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Gamber. ton Road, Mount Joy, announc-
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mau. es the marriage of her daughter
rice Frysinger and Mrs. Katie Jacqueline Fae Zeller to James
Moore were, Mr. and Mrs. Jos- S Brady, son of Mrs. Margue-
eph Coble, E'town, Mr. and Mrs. rite Brady, Columbia.
Abram Hess, Mrs. Annie Zerch- The bride was a graduate of
er, Mrs. Mazie Seese, Mt. Joy, Mount Joy High School, class|
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sherk and of 1951 and the groom is a
daughter, Mary Arlene, Stauf- graduate of Hershey Industrial |
fertown. School. The couple was married |
Mr. and Mrs. George Kiefer, in Las Crusces, New Mexico
West Fairview, visited Mrs. Ma. and will reside in Phoenix,
tilda Derr.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. El-
wood Kuhns were Mr. and Mrs. GEPHART — BALMER
Joseph Hoover and son George, Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Geb-
of Lancaster.
Joan Louise Kuhns celebrat-
ed her 6th birthday last Thurs- A.
day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Balmer,
Mrs. Katie Moore spent a few Sr., Middletown R1. The couple
days with her sister, Mrs. Em- yore married in the Wee Kirk
ma Givens, of Middletown. of the Heather in Glendale, Cal-
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Erb visit- ifornia on February 6, 1954 in
ed Mrs. Otillia Erb, Lancaster, , ceremony performed by the
on Saturday. Rev. Carl V. Tambert, Pastor of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gam-
ber visited Mr. and Mrs. Salem Glendale, Calif.
Gamber and family, Columbia
RD. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
John Kauffman Sr., of Ironville
on Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Kuhns visited Mrs.
Fred Leiberher of Mount Joy on
Thursday. Mrs. Leiberher is on
the sick list.
Miss Jean Witmer celebrated
her 9th birthday February 28th.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Fogie and family were Miss
Carmen Fogie, Mrs. Serena Fo-
gie, Miss Bonnie Witmer, of
town, Mrs. Donald DeGeorge,
Jean Bachman and children,
Mr. George Dolby,
and Mrs. Paul Smith, Columbia
R.D
Mr. ard Mrs. Earl Geltmach-
er and family visited Mrs. Min-
nie Geltmacher of Kinderhook.
Mrs. Martha Fogie visited
Arizona.
hart, Florin, announce the mar-
, to Robert E. Balmer, son of
The couple were attended by
the groom's great-aunt and
uel Hoffman of Pacific Palisades
employed by Educators Mutual |
attended Middletown
U. S. Government. The couple
Burchett St., Apt. 22, Glendale,
Calif,
BROWN — ZINK
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Joy, became the bride of Frank-
Springs Road, Mount Joy R. D.
at 4 p.m. Saturday, in St. Lukes
Episcopal Church, Mount Joy.
Mrs. Alfred Atland of Colum- The Rev. Paul D. Emenheiser
bia on Saturday. officiated at the ceremony. Dr.
Visitors during the past week David E. Schlosser, Mount Joy,
of Mr. and Mrs. Aristice Wittle
were Mr. Harry Hamilton and
daughter Esther, E-town, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Simmons and
daughter, Mr. Joseph Wittle, of
Marietta, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Wittle and daughter, Columbia,
Misses Anna Miles and Jennie
Sweitzer, E-town, Mr. Charles
Wittle, Columbia RD, Mrs. Ross
Ammon, Mrs. Bricker, Mary
Hamilton, Florin, Mrs. Martha
Fogie and son, Richard and
Mrs. Grace Geltmacher of town. man for his brother. Ushers
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q, Klugh of | yore Benjamin William Brown
Florin, visited Mrs. Serena Fo. II brother of the bride, and Dr.
gle. > Harold Fellenbaum, Mount Joy;
Mr. and Mrs. William Haines Eugene W. Crider, and James
visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank vw. Eshelman, Lancaster. James
Fletcher Jr., Mount Joy RD. R. Zink nephew of the bride-
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- groom, Mount Joy, acted as ring
ert Frank and family were Mr. bearer.
Arthur Koser, Klinesville, Mr. Following a reception held at
and Mrs. Hathaway Brenneman the Stevens House, the couple
of Mount Joy RD. left on a wedding trip to Pine-
Mrs. Pearl Brenneman and | pyret, N. C. They will reside in
Mrs. Edith Erb visited with the Mount Joy.
following during the past week, creel lp ll. cece
Mrs. Harvey Miller and chil- . .
dren, Marietta, Mrs. O. K, Buch | C J
of Manheim, Mr. and Mrs. Geo itation S
Reigle, Jr. Mount Joy, Miss (From page 1)
Minnie Erb and Mrs. Katie Erb | €ry contributor in Mount Joy
of Mount Joy RD. who made the drive's success
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gelt- | Possible,” E.L. Zerphey, acting
macher visited Mr. and Mrs. | Postmaster said. “It was only
Frank Greenly, Mr. and Mrs. | through their full backing of
Beniamin Shenk, Etown RD. |our efforts that we accomplish- |
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. | ed what we did. They deserve a
sillo, Princeton, N. J., soloist.
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father. Mrs. Ken-
neth Nash, Lake Valhalla,
Montville, N. J., served as ma-
tron” of honor for the bride.
Bridesmaids were Miss Marian-
ne McDonald, Youngstown, O.;
and Mrs. Harold Fellenbaum,
| Mount Joy. Miss Lisa Crider, of
Lancaster, was flower girl.
Robert G. Zink acted as best

| tional month at the regular
| to 8 p. m, in the Trinity Luther-
| was named fat collection chair-
man. \| Announcement has been made
Final plans for a square of the engagement of Miss Cath- | |*
dance to be held Friday, April erine P. Gephart, daughter of
Brownies Noah H. Gephart, 123 S. Bar-
will dance from 7:30 to 8:30 p. bara Street and the late Mrs. |
m. and the cost will be 25¢ Gephart to M/&Sgt. Joseph J.
each. Girl Scouts and adults Koudelka, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
will dance from 8:30 to 11:30. Anton Koudelka, Shiner, Tex xas |
Miss Gephart is employed at |
sell tickets for the affair which the Aircraft Marine Plan} |
will be held in the Mount Joy Joy, and Mr. Koudelka is stat |
High School. Mrs. Warren Fo- tioned at Fort Hood, Texas. Hé
leys’ Girl Scouts will have will receive his discharge Mar.

riage of their daughter, Mildred |

Square Dance
Each Girl Scout and Brownie
| troop of the Mount Joy-Florin
Neighborhood put on a 5-min-
ute skit in honor of the founder
of the Girl Scouting, Juhilette
Low and in honor of Interna-
| meeting of the neighborhood
{ Monday night.
The girls performed from 7

an Church basement. Following
| the program, Mrs. Edward Lane
| conducted the business meeting.
| The group decided to have an-
other fat collection Saturday,
April 24. Mrs. Clinton G. Eby |

ENGAGEMENTS
23, were discussed.
The cost will be 50c. Scouts will
charge of the posters and Mrs. 8th.
C. F. Wisegarver's Scou's will
have charge of the decorations.’ ;
Mrs. Maurice Bailey, Girl
Scout cookie chairman, an-: .
nounced that the second cookie Council Orders
sale is being conducted this
month. The last delivery of
cookies will be made March 27.
All money must be in the Lan.
in April.

(From page 1)
street 35 percent.
Street Lights Ordered
caster office by Wednesday, Ap-| Light committee chairman, Your copy at SL OAN'S or TYND/ ALL 'S.
George Groff, announced that |
Mrs. Scott Heisey announced four new street lights will be |
the opening of leaders’ training placed within the borough in |
| courses. She also announced the near future. They will be |
that, at the present time, there placed on Birchland Avenue,
are 185 Girl Scouts and 53 Springville Road and Lumber
ril 7.

the Evang. Lutheran Church, |
great-uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Sam- |
California. The bride attended |
Mount Joy High School and was | Eby will be camp director and
are presently residing at 107 W. |
({ 8:00 p. m.
Miss Nancy Joanne Brown |
Marietta, grown 11, 301 E. Main St., Mt.|
| Kenneth Good, baritone, have voted on a split vote
lin Bernard Zink, son of Mr.|
and Mrs. George Zink, Donegal |
was organist, and Michael Rus-

Haires were Mrs. Clara Brown, | full share in the honor bestow.-
Coatesvil'e. Mrs. Wavne Hab-| €d on Mount Joy letter carriers.
ecker, Manheim. and Mrs. Har-| They are James E. Kipple and
ry Stars. Donegal Sorings Road. | J Bruce Greiner.
A spelling bee will be held TT etme
by Mrs. Loreefi Witmer and her | 4
Sunday School class of the (Cy mm Ol }
Newtown EUB Church on Mar.

DON.
20th in the Newtown School LET
House. Please watch paper for POOR
further details. SS
Mrs. Lester Long, Florin and
Harold Witmer. Columbia RD., 2
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brosey ?
and family, Silver Spring, visit- | 2, gt ADVE TS
ed Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Erb and
Brownies in Mt. Joy and Flor- Street.
in. Girl Scout Week has official- William Dommell,
ly been changed from October committee
until March 7-14.
ced for the annual
ager.
The next meeting of the
neighborhood will be held in
the Glossbrenner E.U.B. church,
Florin, Monday evening, May 3,

eet
TO ENTER FORENSIC
David Weidman, tenor and was defeated after the
at the Millersville State Teach-
tion. | the privilege to control fire haz-
i ards on the premises outside a
building. At the present time,
J. Robert Groff, twenty-two, the state has granted the auth- |
408 Manor St. Columbia, was ority to govern hazards on the |
sentenced to 1l2 to three years inside of buildings but not out- |
SENTENCED IN THEFT
in the Lancaster County Prison side. Fire Chief Ray Myers re-
when he pleaded guilty {o steal- ported three fires during the
ing merchandise valued at $525 month. Council granted the fire
from Newcomer's Garage, Mt. company its $300 appropriation.
lary was committed, Feb. 15. bara Street.

The wedding will take place|
property
chairman, was in-
i structed to purchase four signs |
Tentative plans were announ. for the borpugh playground
Day Camp The signs will be placed on Bar-
| which will be held at the Cove bara Street and Market Street
June 15 to 18. Miss Anna Mae warning motorists that they are
| approaching a park where chil.
| Mrs. Robert Hawthorne, assist- dren are playing. The warnings
Ins.,, Co., Lancaster. The groom | ang, Miss Elsie Lefever was will also be painted on
High | named site chairman and Mrs. streets.
School and is employed by the | [aster Hostetter, business man-
the
On a motion from Dommell,
stop signs will be placed on
either side of David Street at
the intersection of Lumber. St.
X second motion of Dommell’s
to make the alley at Tyndall's
Store one way and to make
Lumber Street one way be-
tween David and West Donegal
burgess |
». Following
been entered in the County For- the decision, the men decided
| ensic Music League. They will to make further investigations.
compete this Saturday morning Ordinance Will. Govern Hazards
The council went on record
ers College. Winners of the con- to have the solicitor draw up an
test will enter district competi- ordinance granting the fire chief

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