THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday, April 29

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THE BULLETIN
Published every Thursday at 11]
East Main Street, Mount Joy.
Lancaster County, Pa.
Lar a unser |
John E. Schroll,
! Editor and Publisher, 1901-1952
: ‘There is evil 1 Subscription Rate $2.50 per
just as there is evil in Japan. | year by Mail
The difference in degree, how- | Advertising rates upon request.
ever, is the difference between
Christianity and paganism.” So
declares Sergeant Jake DeShaz-
er, one of the men who bombed
Tokyo with General Doolittle’s
raiders just twelve years ago.
DeShazer ought to know for he
is the Doolittle raider who dis-
covered the difference,
back to do something about it.
Captured with his comrades,
and went |
| Entered at the postoffice at
Mount Joy, Pa., as second-class
mail under the Act of March 3,
1879.
Member, Pennsylvania News-
paper Publishers’ Association.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Keen-|
er, Mount Joy R2, announce the
birth of a son at the Lancaster
General Hospital. The baby was |
named James S. Keener.

imprisoned in unspeakably fil- Mr. and Mrs. Elam Snavely, |
thy quarters, half-starved, beat- | Manheim R1, announce the
en with bamboo whips, and sen- | birth of a son Tuesday at the
tenced to die, he returned to Ja- | Lancaster General Hospital.
pan after his near-miracle re-| | n {
| 0 T OF CONDITION OF THE]
lease to become a missionary wi 1 NATION AT, Nay The
TH COMPANY OF MT. JOY
his former enemies. [IN THE STATE OF PENNSYL
This new film ‘“DeShazer” VANIA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI-|
a fv ond od bv] 8 ON APRIL 135, 1954. |
was unanimously endorse D (Publi shed in Response to call made |
the Doolittle Raiders in their; ‘= SR of Abe Chrrency)
> : under section 5211, . S. levised
Tenth Anniversary Meeting | Statues)
held two years ago in Miami | ASSETS
Beach, Florida, at which
they ‘“‘adopted”
their project.
This full-length, sound color
motion picture epic just releas-
ed will have its premiere in this
area on Saturday evening, May
1, 7:45 o'clock, at the
Joy High School Auditorium.
News Items From
E. DD. Twp. School
The Senior Commercial stu-
dents taking Office Practice
study quite a number of office
machines. Under the supervis-
jon of Mrs. Beite Lutze, com-
mercial teacher, each student
has had an opportunity to have
a thorough course on the Dicta-
phone. This machine was rent-
ed this year. At different times
the students get an opportunity
to type on the electric type-
writer which is in the office.
The Remington Rand Company
puts out an extensive adding
machine course, and different
students spend time on the ad-
ding machine learning the touch
method.
The Senior Commercial
dents took Clerk Typist

stu-
and!
Stenography tests given by Mrs. |
Crankshaw from the Marietta |
Depot. These tests were given |
April 26, 1954. In several days
the students will know whether |
or not they passed by being told i
if they are ineligible or if given |
a rating. They can file an appli- |
cation blank.
Several girls have gone for
imterviews at Armstrong's in
Lancaster. Patricia Sager and |
Joann Fornoff have been told |
they will start work after school | ¢
is over.
Betty Nein is working
school at Donegal Insurance Co. |
Marietta. Nancy Fuhrman has
started work after school at the
Cargill Grain Co., Marietta R1.
Fifth period “A” Honor Roll
for those having all '‘A’s” in
major subjects are: Henen Fel-
ty, Jean Heisey, Patricia Char-
les. Eunice Hess, James Shank,
Arlene Heisey.
“B"” Honor Roll for those hav-
ing nothing below a “B” are:
Fern Fisher, Edith Weaver, El-
eanor Zielke, Louise Dupler,
Joyce Hawthorne, Lawrence
Wittle, Linda Felty, Judy Gin-
der, Carolyn Showalter, Karen
Way, Musser Wolgemuth, Dor-
othy Fletcher, Robert Hiestand,
Sandra Koser, Carlotta Sager,
Gary Zeller, Joan Lehman, Jane
time
DeShazer as!
Mount |
after |
Cash, balances with oth-
er banks including re-
| serve balance, and cash
items in the process of
collection ... .. $ t 628.2¢
U. 8S. Government oblig
tions, direct and guare

teed .. 1,191,128.49
Oblig ations ‘of ‘St: ate Ss and
political subdivisions 65,713.16
Other bonds, notes, and
debentures Seen a 1,858.57
C orpore ite stocks, (including |
12,750.00 stock of Federal |
rve bank) ‘ 12,750.00 |
and Dis ounts (includ-
overdrafts) 2,103,756.99 |
5 owned
n
5 983.07 plus
Branch, also "Branch Improve-
|
ments 179.64 |

Real [state owned other Ran
bank premises Ys , 1.00
Other assets 8,865.45
Total Assets $4,154,781.66 |
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of indi-
viduals, partnerships, &
corporations : 1,064,249.8
Time deposits of
individ-
uals, pertnersnips, and |
corporations oie 1,855,509
Deposits of U. S. Govern.
ment (inc luding posts il
savings) . 80,163.72
Deposits of St: s and
political subdivisions 151,805.34 |
Other deposits (certified
cashier's check Lc.)
Total Deposits §
Other liabitities
and

Total Liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital Stock:
Common stock,
$125,600.00
Surplus
Undivided profits
Total Capital
Al ‘COUNTS |
total par
sien saves 125,000.00
300,000.00 |
7.49 |
7.49 |
|
i

Accounts
Total Liabilities
Accounts
and Capital
MI
| Assets pledged
to secure liabilit
ang other purpos . 561,865.53
amount. of loans, certifiz
of interest and obliga-
, or portions thereof,
which are fully backed or in-
sured by agencies of the
! I'nited States Government
(ather than “United State

54,731.6 0)

Total

oh ions, direct and ar-
iy §
State Pennsylvania, County of |
sanc: :
I Bnmberger, cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly af-|

firm that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and be-
lief.
5. M. BOMBERGER, C ashier |
| Sworn to and subscribed before me

Hus rd day of April, 1954, and
ertify that I am not or
oo lirector of this bank.
| i’. Helms, Notary Public
wrect- Attest: i
8. NISSLEY GINGRICH |
HENRY H. Eby |
J. M. BOOTH i
Directors
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE)
UNION NATIONAL. MOUNT JOY
BANK OF MOUNT JOY PIENNA.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS]
ON APRIL 15, 1954
(Published in Response to call made
by Comptrollers of Currency
under section 521 1 S. Revised
Statutes)
ASSETS
Cash, balances with oth-
ar banks, including re-
serve balance, and cash
items in the process of
: . $1,095,897.83
U. S. Government obliga-
tions, direct and guaran-
teed . 2,079,416.38
Obligations of States and
political subdivisions 09,270.00 |
Other bonds, notes and
debentures cess 125.0
Corporate stocks, (inc
$12.750.00 stock of Fed-
eral Reserve bank) 750.00
of ind Discounts (inch
5.99 overdrafts 2,787,327.8
B: ;
and
4 1,842.87
Real estate ned othe
than premises . .. 8,000.00 |
asset
Other
Assets . $6,244,

Lehman, Jane Sweitzer, Tony Total 11.867.68
Martin, Glenn Aldinger, Elaine | LIABILITI
Showalter, Audrey Musser, Dempny deposits of i
Dorothy Brown, Robert Mow- pS 3 Bo 676.08
rer, Louise Horning, Joyce Mar- ls, partnerships, and Lo
tin, Judy Smith, Roger Mumper, | ros] Pelion & Rasa.
Carol Ginder, Miriam Roland,| ment g postal
Peggy Wolfe, Miriam Nell, Ann Stat :
Young, Patsy Hawthorne, Carl] ji. "deposits ( 103 458.44
Lehman, Barbara Martin, Ruth | and cashier's checks, an
Horning, Jacob Shenk, Ross Te] $5.540.398.05 813.08
Eshleman, Sidney Gibble, Lovi-| Other liabilities
na Demmy, Milton Mowrer, Pa- Total Liabiliti . 35
tricia Sager, Dorothy Peifer.
et AO ——
AUXILIARY SPONSORS
Following a spring theme with
purple lilacs and red tulips, the
annual public spring tea of the
Mount Joy Branch of the Lan-
caster General Hospital Auxili-
ary was held Wednesday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. Jay
Musser, Marietta Street.
Mrs. Frank Walter, Jr. was
general chairman of the social
affair. Guests were served tea
or coffee, a variety of colorful
party sandwiches; assorted
cakes and cookies, mints and
nuts. Proceeds from the silver
tea will go toward the linen
fund of the hospital.

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Oapital Stock
Common stock, total par
$125,000.00 ...... 195.000. 00
Sur plus : Sh . 600,000.00 |
I'ndivided profits b2 3
Reserves 1
Total C apital Accounts I 481}
Total Liabilities
Capital Accounts
ME MORANDA
and
26,244,867.68

Assets plec
to secure liabilitie {
other purposes ........ 173,000.00 |
State of Pennsylvania, County of |
Lancaster, ss:
I, Carl S. Krall, cashier of the|
above named bank, do solemnly affirm
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
CARL 8S. KRALL. Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed hefore me |
this 22nd day of April, 1954 and 1]
hereby certify that T am not a officer
or director of this bank. |
Annie C. Blensinger, Notary Public
My commission expires Jan. 26, 1957 |
Correct-Attest:
ALVIN J. REIST
HARVEY RETTEW |
CLAUDE H. GROSH |
Directors

| Sunday it the Lancaster
| erator,
“% | ual at
31 Dr.
7| coroner,
| had been under
{at 1:
3! at the
| Mount Joy
;| the Crossroads Church. |

MRS. WILLIAM HAMILTON |
Mrs. Lillian Mae Hamilton,
72, wi.ow of William B. Ham!
| ton, Florin, died at 8:20 a.
ee
illness. |
al Hospital after a long
She was a daughter of the
| late Jacob and Sophia Berry
Geyer and was a member of the
Florin E. U. B. Church. Surviv-
ing is a son ahd six daughters:
Mrs. Viola Bricker and Miss
| Mary Hamilton, both at home;
Grace, wife of Ross Ammon,
| Gap; Anna, wife of Arthur Mec-
| Curdy, Palmyra; Ruth, wife of
Richard Krous, Lancaster; Mil-
dred, wife of Frank Hatlon,
Puerto Rico; and Jacob, Mount
Joy. Eleven grandchildren and
these brothers and sisters also
survive: Mrs. Anna Wagner,
Harry and Walter, all of Eliza-
bethtown RD: Mrs. Mabel Herr,
Elmer and Paul, all of Eliza-|
| bethtown.
LESTE R SAWY ER
Lester B. Sawyer, 55, of Wood
St., Florin, died Wednesday at
the Buch Mfg. Co. Elizabeth-
| town where he was employed.
Sawyer, who was a press op-
had gone to work as us-
7 am. He became ill]
shortly afterward and died be-
fore medical aid could be given.
J. Hoffman Garber, deputy |
pronounced death due
occlusion. Sawyer
the care of a
to coronary
doctor for some time. |
He was born in Lancaster a |
{son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Sawyer and had resided |
in Florin the past 15 years. Pri- |
| or to that he had lived in Mount |
Joy and Rapho Twp.
There survive his wife, Min- |
nie Becker Sawyer, his foster
mother, Mrs. Katie Moyer, Man- |
heim R2; a brother, Harry, Len- |
| hartsville; and a sister, Eliza- |
| beth, Reading.
Funeral services will be held |
30 p.m. Saturday afternoon
Nissley Funeral Home, |
and at 2:00 p.m. in|
ee A Qe
| DIVORCE GRANTED
Mabel R. Williams, 205 North
Barbara St., Mount Joy, was
granted a divorce from Rolie M.
Williams, Monkton, Md.,
| grounds of cruel and barbarous
| treatment.
Dec. 24, 1915.

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INSURANCE
Farm Bureau MutuakAuto: gis
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Warren H. Stehman
SQUARE ST. FLORIN

PHONE MT. JOY 3-5547
RIEP( >» OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
F ANDIS SVILLE IN THE STATE
OF PENNSYLVANIA AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON APRIL
1 1954
(Published in R » to call made |
by Comptrolle the Currency
section 5211, U. S. Revised
)
ASSETS
(tash, balances with oth-
banks, including re
serve balance, and « ash
items in the process of
collectio - 1,598.54
{ 8S Gov ment obliga-
tions, din and guaran-
1 y's 3,48
Ol f States and
ihdivis 2.68

bank)
ounts (includ.
erdrafts) 1

in Dre ises owned
69,559.81, furni iture and
ixtures $19.45 ) ced 9.014,
Other assets 813.26 |
I'ota \s 370.48
% AAR I, rriEs
ne deposits of indi
vid s, partnerships
i} 2.79
« divid
1 and
1.81
ciovern
postal
I sa {1,832.81
| Daposits nd
politic Mm
Other de rifie
cashier ete.) S841
Total 027,12
Other liabi
Total Liabili 0,494
APITAL: ACCOUNTS
C Apia Stock:
Common stock, total pa
$75,000.00 5.00000
Surplus : 125.000 00
Undivided profits 73.389.28
Reserves (and retirement
accounts for preferred
stocks) 0,487.20
Total Capital Accounts 48
Total Liabilities and
Capital Accounts $3.323.370.48
MEMOR ANDA
Assets ple aged 0 gned
to secure liahilitie ih
for other purposes 115,000.00
State of Pennsylvania, County of
| Lancaster, ss:
t1
I, N. lL. Bowers, cashier of

above-named bank, do olemnly af-
firm. the abbve statement is tri to
the best of my knowledge and belief
Ni I. BOWERS, Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 23rd day of April, 1954, and 1
do hereby certify that | am not an
officer or director. of this bank, |
George A, Shenck, Jr. Notary
Public. !
My commission explres January 6,
| 1958. i
Correct - Attest:
L. BOWERS
Pp B. STEHMAN !
ELMER K. COPE {
G. F. TROUT {
. Directors '
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MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.
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