"JOY FARM SHOW OPENS NEXT WEDNESDAY Main events for thirty munity Exhibit are Wednesday, October 1:00 m S $e local . eS 1iSs Done sal ‘will be honor in the parade. daughter L. Demimy, M t was chos 7:00 p.m VI the courts on Henry October 14—10:00 will continue into I'hursday, judging 00 p.m C rowning of 10:00 a whorn October 1: Friday, D5 Musser Li tions at 1:00 p. m 8:00 p. m.—Concert by Satuday, October 16—12:30 at the Red Top Mills Lot 2:00pm od by the Afternoon ty Dutch Chamber of and evening Band esday, Octot Bailey, » the ane Corn Th To Be Held Musser Farms The annual Ex- Husking Contest will the Community hibit Corn be held Oct. 15, on Friday, Leghorn Farms with el- 10:00 Musser iminations beginning at a. m. The affair committee in charge Martin Smith, Swarr. is Curvin H Charles Ricedorf, M. M. and Lloyd Harry Sloat » final contest will begin at 1:00 p. m. Th committee announced they will abide by national which the contest. will be explained Equipment deal- ers are invited to display and corn pickers This will take demonstrate their and stalk cutters. place immediately following while tants are the contests the wagons of contes being weigh- The first winner will be n a trophy; second, $15.00; $10.00; fourth, $7.50; and $5.00. No con- ligible for a he continues husk prize ach contestant, be ¢ ute period The rmined by for ears husks and 30 mi winner adding and contest missed substract the corn husked by gross each al from husking champion Richard Hyatt of Ronks R1 » husked 28.66 bushels 72 minute Mr. Hyatt 1952 winner. Runner Lewis Bixler, Mt. Joy was also runner- of corn al also Bixler were | up in 1952. ® Church Welcomes Back Reappointed Minister and Mrs. Clarence guests of hon- held in the School rooms of the God Wednesday nite. Helwig was re appointed to the Mount Joy conference two weeks program meeting post house. plans to com- Morton, The Rev Helwig were the or at a reception Sur day Church of Since the Rev. *hurch at musical was ago, a varied and hymn sing given in ir honor. “welcome back” the charge of Addresses of during pro was in Hawthorne. were offered gram which Mrs. Harvey The ongregation the couple with a lighted picture of Christ in Follow ing the shments presented Gethsemane program, refre served 57 » clo were sir 5 Six s Will Enter ontest For Corn Queen ill enter mality and beauty. The 1.Corn will be judged by three will be crowned by Demmy, Miss Don- The project is in Women's Soci- Mrs. Paul Erb the Queen con- pers vinner judge s and Miss Joanne egal of 1954. Farm with Joy Community Thursday evening program at the S00 present the I ool fl he ol 18 1wol, Manheim High 4.H C 4 H Club ‘ollowing the procedure set the girls will be of talent, charge of ety, No. 8 chairman. Last year’s p.m. The six y ) onegal as Corn Queen was Longenecker who Hempfield High Miss Longenecker’s ta- vocal solos. The Corn Queen will husk the first ear of at the annual Corn Husk- next Friday afternoon. thtown High School, 'd the mpfield Miss Jean represented School bethtown lub a nt Jo lent was corn ing third annual as follows: 13—1:00 » crowned and Annual quoit Farm Women's Socie ty, m Corn Farms. Corn Husking at Musser 1c Donegal p Soap Box Race on Manheim Street Commerce. Concert by the Janquet at Hos county COMMUNITY EXHIBIT EVENTS Mount Joy Com p. m. - Judging Week Parade sponsored by will be the guest of pitching contest will begin Street. a m. the the Livestock Judging; the afternoon Corn Queen sored by No. 8. spon Husking Elimina Leghorn Farms High School Band m. Tractor Driving Contest sponsor Goun Lebanon vilion; schools tetter's Pa superintendent of Joycees Sponsor Paint Project Again This Year Paint Pot” will added attraction to “Operation again be an the Halloween the borough. Through the merchants store win- the Mount prizes for cour- cooperation lend their dows for the Joy JoyCees best painted store The project will be all children in the third, fifth and sixth grades of the lo Cash will be tesy of who will project, will offer windows open to fourth, cal school. prizes given. The Joy Art assist in the project paint A Club will with the powdered Mount mixing of poster paint is used plus a clean ser powder. These mixed with water distributed to each student in Mrs. Frank chairman of the committee the JoyCees assisted by Warren Hayman. The completed for the first means of improv of the detr: customary are and individual jars. Young, Jr. . is for Mrs. project was time last year as a the appearance store windows rather than with the ing cling them soap ing Over 250 Attend Fashion Show Over 250 p attended fashion show to be Wednesday JoyCees Mrs. Sons the first held in Mount by the local James SheafYe tor for the affair and m of the JoyCees dren served as Joy night r served as narra mbers and their g¢hil models Kit was from the Jewelry Koser Je ner Fashions were ty Dress Shop; from Greer and from Kee welers: Home from furniture, Furnishings; Sloan’s Pharmacy; Jack Horner; greenhouses and the supplied by the J. C. Sr Sons. Villiam Batzel charge of all and s lighting effects. Mrs. George Broske ganist for the affair. The show was staged in scenes. Scene I showed a walk in the park; sleep-time gals featuring scene IIT, Happy featuring a child's birthday During intermission, Mrs. play ed organ numbers and the en served pune h from perfumes from Ruhl’s ramp was avely & took pot shoes ferns from the stage yas or entire scene 11, pajamas; Birthday party. Broske audience was homemade buffet tables tumn setting Following IV featured a card party, V, a baby coke party clothes and a finale. v ANITA MYERS JUNIOR AT BYRAN ey Anita Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Myers, 36 Spring ville Road. has enrolled as a junior for the fall term at the William Jennings Bryan Uni versity, Dayton, Anita is art editor of Bryan's yearbook, The Commoner, for the coming year. F hysician on Call Sunday For emergency If you Cannot Reach Your Own Physician Dr. William Workman tire and cookies following an au intermission, scene scene shower; scene VI, a showing casual Tenn celebration in| Tues property, 26 | | private The M YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER FIFTY-FOURTH YEAR, NO. 18 PET SHOW WINNERS: Sct d |S In Iceland ve winners of the recent the The pet show reld in school are left to right Billow, Kathy grade back: best behav- May, small Helen Rutt’s costume Kathleen ed pet dog; est pet, guppies; funniest pet, dog in (displayed by her brother) in front, left to right fighter fish; cat with two dif Charles Pamela Toppin, Wolgemuth, ferent colored Heaps, prettiest pet and Greg ory Stark, prettiest pet, both dogs eyes; Prizes Worth To Be Given Oct. 23 © + = ‘hants Retail Mer completed Mount Joy night plans $500 hooth day than their and for displaying more rth of prizes at t the Farm Show munity Exhibit tickets will be giv Show at stores of Com next week F're¢ en out all during the Farm the booth and jn the Band Directors Elect Officers Arthur Zook was sident of the band lected pre Donega High meeting of the School club at a board of direct ors Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Jay Barnhart Reisch. Mt. Joy, president; Mrs. Jay Mt. Joy, secretary; Gilbert, Mt. Joy treasurer; John Zeller, East Donegal, licity; Mrs. James Marietta, asst. n was elected viee pub- and Jaker, publicity chair- he directors decided to hold meetings for all first Monday month in the Donegal decid morithiy band club members the of each High ed to Joy Co purpose of School. It was also hold a booth at the Mount munity Exhibit the money to for making uniforms for the . purchase new band ® STONER HOUSE PAUL L BUYS LANE Mr. P. L.. Stoner, Mt, purchased the Edward Donegal this week at Joy, Lane Springs Mount terms. load, Joy, The available cooperating merchants will be in the the tickets also the following stores. week for the prizes will Oct 23 at he present ‘ded Drawings be held Saturday, 9:30 the fire must be ill e awat p.m. at house prize winners and no one w more than one prize. In case of Schools Will Close In Area Monday Schools will be Florin, closed in Mt. and Eli Oct. 11 In Joy Marietta zabethtown Monday attend th» held that teachers may reading order clinic. In will be school and i1 a special morning, sessions Mount the afternoon, in Loretta Antl of will be in in the Joy Elizabethtown. Wesleyan charge also of Mrs University and Mrs. Grace Knoos the charge of the university, will Le in demonstrat on. will ! and soc Elementary clinic held in the ary in the day will be 8th. morning yd- afternoon. A Dee similur observed o TO SPONSOR GROUP 40 xr: ART CLUB LITITZ ART An art exhibit of t Village Association of Lititz will be held in the Hostetter Banquet Hall through the courtesy of Eli Hostetter of October. The exhibit is sored oe the Mount Club. The local group also announ- ced that they will again a booth at the Mount Community Exhibit. during the month Spon- Joy Art spon- sor Joy Lions To Conduct Light B Light in the local sold in bags, tail ranging in 150 would be § the Lions Club will sell $2.00 with all bulbs will be sold with- borough Saturday by the Lions Club. Bul';s will be 12 to a bag. The re- bag of bulbs from 40 to Saturday, these taxes price of the Waitage bulbs for included. 1b Sale Here Saturday the would contain 11 bulbs but the Power & Light Co. donated free bulb for each bag The bulbs will be from front of the two banks from 8:00 a. m. until 12 noon. Saturday afternoon, mem- bers of the club will canvas the Ordinarily, bag Penna. one sold two stands in | town to sell the bags of bulbs. CCTORER 7, 1954 DEDICATED TO COMMUNITY SERVICE $2.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE lane Crash Hero Hallgren Lions Appoint ad Parade Committee Charles L. | Wound has been Cshleman neral parade chairman annual Ha Mount October 30 named lloween Par- ade to be held in night S/Set. Joy on son of Mr. Hallgren, seriously in Iceland as a result of a the chest received Hallgren, Ragnor was 27 | ed by shrap Charle L and Mrs Marietta September Saturday The Y again to be Club Aye sponsor- injurcd Lions will have : Viaurice ailey as the general nel wound of accord chairman ing to a telegram and named chair also developed pneumonia will be es States October 9, it is expected. \ h Paul Gingrich as Sgt. Hallgren, who is ed at the Middletown Air Dey sent to Iceland on a three help acuated to the committee co-chair- Schroll. Mor the ted by er and Robert Me h Taylor is tation nan and I ert F rell | is chairman of was ands nm itt assis weeks’ assignment to Y commitiee assis troy u had nused explosives that World occured dur remained there since chair War II. The ing an explosion ipplies and propet Ra theiver; and traf Jay Barnhart Art Sprecher hairman with Ray I James Spang mend Knorr and injury with mond cland Cope wife and two Tallgren was sent to Ie Sept. 12. He has a reside in police who Hum According to his received since sfating remov children melstown mo : ther, word was publicity the original telegram the fact that he has ed from the “seriously ill” ler: Clayton Ament ‘hool com been with Freeman Shelly: Clyde chair- too rl list. mittee ch lighting $500 an. George Hallo- John man; shments Martin, of the Queen commit Oro rain the drawing will Friday night, Oct Included among are blankets cert cleaning, dress sho hunting boots sock chest, 1oy and 10 quarts of year newspap winter jacket rental and ga electric flash Toilet cot, 20 wh=el iron, gallo bala and oil electric p 3 of oil, wrist w | b Charle Toa principal line, front neing lubri m.x2r, frol car a‘ion change, nentars c ) Safety Pa midget tor, two cace ire reola commitic com posed of J¢ on Martin Lies ter Roberts, Leonard Safko drawing will » conducet- Kos bert Va Donegal r the k, will high school’s direction of play from tho night of th scheduled p.m and is ral places in th Merchants who have their participation vent include John M Eshleman Booth; Cleaners; am H H. Greenawalt, uel Heisey, Greer, Je grocel Horner Shoes & Sons; Keen Kitty Jack tetter Furnis Shoppe; Ray Koser's Jewelry; Kulp's Ageney & Luncheonett tin’s 5 & 10; The Mt Co: Th Mount Jo Mount Joy Murphy Ci H Son; Lester hings Knorr Linoleum Bulletin; ment Store nods; G. C Newcomer & & Son: Sloan’s Ph: macy: Tyndall's Store c Servicenter; Way's Appliances; | egal and Wolgemuth, Inc.; Zerphey's Arthur Sico Service Station, Geo. W. ed a Leaman. property Robert Street considered; East Don New Streets Zerphey, Jr petition yuld be sever that present- a Pvt. Wilson Is Credited With Rescue A Mount soldier, Pvt. Gerald E. Wilson, 22, is credited with saving several passengers from the wreckage of the Fly- ing Boxcar which yesterday crashed into a barracks con- struction project at Fort Bragg, N. C., yesterday. Aboard the plane, Wilson was on his way here to visit his wife Joy WILSON Simms, 410 Lancaster. He Wilson, Hope- Joy. PVT. GERALD E Olive avenue, former loward s the son of Levi Mount Pvt Wilson from the from the tered the 1 street, either was jumped thrown’ He then re- and plane or wreckage blazing plane d out several men. A medic the 325th Air- Infantry Regiment of the Wilson was a- because of ef- American Red had aided him in rency leave. His enter St. today to await second child. at Mount Joy Wilson was a lead- basket- Class C with borrie 32nd board the Division plane forts of the ‘ross. which obtaining emerg ife is expected to Joseph's hospital the birth of their While a student High School, orer on the 1951 am that won the (Turn to Page 2) ing To ouch from Mt. Joy Park Avenue running North Barbara St. was accepted but it * the present time. sed in the bud- opened Edward school authority ted Mr. Lane had he joint authority ie time it was organized uild the Donegal High ol. No successor was nam- at Mo meeting granted the the use of sever- the annual Hallo- which will be held Oct. 30. The granted permission for the use of for the Pennsyl- i Week parade to be held borough next Wednesday gnation of m the day’s Permission was I I ons Club for treets for cen parade Saturday night, rouvp also to the J: veral streets in the night The m ordin of the bor- ances was again dis- ussed. A company in State College wishes to do the work which has never been done in the history of the borough. The group decided to table the mat- ter until next meeting. odification te ss
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