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The Mount Joy
YOUR
HOME
NEWSPAPER
FIFTY-FOURTH YEAR, NO. 23
5 Thanksgiving
Program Is
Planned
The public and especially par-
ents are cordially invited to at-
tend a special Thanksgiving As-
| sembly program in the Mount
Joy Elementary School Friday
| afternoon, 2:00 p.m. Miss Irene
| Ibach and her fourth grade stu-

| dents are in charge of the hour
| program.
| Barbara Olson will have
Rev. Ezra H. Ranck, above | charge of the Bible reading and
{ Marian Putt and Mary Lou Fac-
kler will be in charge of the
| prayer. James Heisey will give
| a recitation “Welcome”; Sandra
Wolgemuth, “November Days";
(and “In Flander’s Field” by
Sharon Copenheaven. A play
“Somebody Said Thanksgiving”
| will have Larry Gerlach, Donna
Coover, Robert Wolgemuth,

Rev. Lester Koder, left
Churches Ho'!d Thanksgiving
Services Next Wednesday
| Barbara McGinley, Lillian Good
The annual Community-
wide Thanksgiving Service of ‘Pal Day
nesday evening, Nov. 24, 7:30 | | and Robert Stark as characters
p. m. in the local Trinity Lu- | Needs Homes and another play entitled ‘‘Pil-

Mount Joy will be held Wed-
theran Church. The Rev. | grim Children” will have Kay
Ezra H. Ranck, D.D.,, pastor Saturday is the last day that| watts, John Engle, Jean Hart-
of the St. Mark’s E. U. B. | registrations can be received man, Lois Anderson, Cora Mc-
Church, will deliver the ser- | for the local Jay-Cee-sponsored | Cowin, James Schatz, Leslie
mon in the service. Leakway, Larry Coover, Ronald
“Pal Day”. The county-wide
The Rev. Lester Koder, | project is being conducted by a, sy Connje Drake as
AG ¢ | taking part.
pastor of the host church, the Junior Chamber of Com-
will be liturgist. Music will Ronald Hockenberry will re-
| merce in Lancaster City and the
surrounding boroughs where
there are JayCees located. Sol-
diers from Aberdeen and sailors
from Bainbridge will be invited
to the county to spend Thanks-
cite “The Turkey” and, another
play “The Mince Pie Mystery”
will feature Sharon Goodhart,
Randy Grove, Dean Brenner,
Mary Max and Robert Mariner.
be furnished by the Trinity
Lutheran choir.
This annual service is being
sponsored by the Mount Joy
Ministerial Association.
° tvinz di : tl i Georgeanna Schneider will re-
= — - givin inner in 1e various | . x Liat oy
g cite “The Thanksgiving Wish
4 homes. oss ji .
OCa egion : ; and Cora McCowin will recite
Marshall Dussinger, chairman “Thanksgiving Verse”. The fin-
of the local project, wishes to al play will be “Feast of
. .
Wil Give stress that all available homes Thanksgiving” with parts be-
must be submitted to him by | ing taken by James Heisey,
S P Saturday. Last year the project Sandra Wolgemuth, Dennis
cout arty was carried on successfully in Beamenderfer, Barbara Olson,
Christmas donations were | the city and this is the first! Georgeanna Schneider, David
made at the monthly meeting of Year that it is being tried in the Allen, Jeffrey Meckley, Rich-
the Walter S. Ebersole Ameri- county. At the present time, ,,.4 Nornhold, Sharon Copen-
can Legion Fost 185 Mount Joy. the number of homes available yo ver Judy Kipple, Brent
is far below expectations. Resi-| gaoner, Kenneth Nauman, Rob-
dents are asked to reconsider |... Fern Wolgemuth
the project and asked to volun-| .,.4 william Charles. The plays
The group decided to donate
$10.00 to the Christmas decora-
tion committee; and to donate
to the Scotland School and state teer their homes for Thanks- and recitations will be followed
Christmas package program for giving dinner for servicemen by four songs, Thanksgiving
veterans. who can’t get home for the spec- Day Has Come, Come All Ye
Lee Rice was appointed to ial holiday... 3 Thankful People Come, Jingle
represent the Legion on the | Bells, and Thanksgiving Day
Christmas decorations commit- CONTEST WINNER ON .
tee. A new flag was purchased VACATION TRIP | Peter Nissley
Mr. and Mrs. John Hershey,
Mount Joy R2, left last Satur-
day for a week’s stay in Miami,
Final plans were made for the Florida as a prize won in a
all contest by Mrs. Hershey.
for the post home and will be
flown on all appropriate occas-
ions.
Chosen Student
Council Head
annual Christmas party for Yoon s Elections were held in both
the children of Mount Joy and In the recent Aunt Jemima am
8 x . § the senior high school student
vicinity. The party will again be cake mix contest, Mrs. Hershey | Wl and the higl
14 in ’ Dec. submitted the best entry and ane }¢ Junior Alin
held in the Joy Theatre Dec. 24. .__|school student council at the
Th 1 de tentative! 1705, a one-Weele's WD, 00" High Sehool Wednes
p 8 als ade c ~ : : onege Ih Scho ednes-
ne group also made tentative, ,., p,q, for two as hers prize. i.
day, Nov. 17. Peter Nissley was
|elected president of the first
student council and will preside
[the remainder of the year. Al-
lan Engle was chosen vice pres-
ident; Ann Young, secretary
and Karlene Raffensperger, the
plays to sponsor a party for all
the Boy and Girl Scouts in the
Mount Joy area Friday night,
Dec. 3. The party will include a
square dance, games and lunch.
The time and place for the party
will be announced at a later
The couple went by airplane.
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BULLETIN GOES TO FRESS
EARLY NEXT WEEK
Because Thanksgiving Day is
press day, the BULLETIN will
date. | go to press Wednesday, Nov. 24 treasurer.
The members also appreciat- | instead of Thursday. It will be Jerry Bradley was chosen
ed the large attendance of the on the newsstands Wednesday president of he first Junior high
Legionairres, auxiliary mem- afternoon and will be delivered Student council with Ro n
bers. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, by mail Friday morning. All Way as vice president, Jean
: Mumma, secretary and Robert
at news should be submitted by
Tuesday noon.
V.F.W and V.F.W. auxiliary
the Veterans Day Church Ser-
vice. The next meeting of the
Legion will be Thursday night,
Dec. 9.
Shireman, treasurer.
Mrs. Lewis Williams and Jno
Sheaffer are the faculty advisors
[for the senior high group and
A. S. Hollinger and Mrs. Al-
meda Griffiths are advisors for
the junior high group.

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Lions Hear Discussion
On Local Boy Scouting |
Charles Hershey was in
charge of the regular meeting
of the local Lions Club Tuesday
night at Hostetters and intro-/
duced J. K. Boreman, of the
Boy Scout executive committee,
of the Lancaster County Coun-
ty Council. Mr. Boreman discus-
sed the broad field of Scouting
and also expressed the desire of
forming another troop in Mount
Joy.
Miss Sonja Carver, a senior at
the Donegal High School, pre-
a monologue entitled
Predictions that 2 broad base
a | taxes may be necessary to bring
Pennsylvania out of its present
fiscal dilenma were made Tues-
day noon by Joseph Feagley,
who addressed the Mount Joy
Rotary Club.
Vice president of Armstrong
Cork Co., the American Legions
Out-

sented i nominee for “Lancaster’s
“Rest Cure In the Hospital’. | Russell K. Kuhn, son of Mr. standing Citizen of 1954”, and
® ~————————@® | and Mrs. Harry R. Kuhn, 114 S. many years active in state
de "Market Street, has enlisted in Chamber of Commerce, Mr.
Fhysician on Call Sunday the U. S. Army. Fvt. Kuhn is Feagley spoke Tuesday on
“Pennsylvania’s Predicament.”
Pennsylvania, with one of the
lowest tax rates in the nation,
has operated “on the cuff’ too
long now, the speaker pointed
| stationed at Fort Jackson, South
Reach Your Own Physician Carolina. He reports that the
ope weather is uneven; one day cold
Dr. William Workman and damp and the next, too hot
e | ‘for comfort”.
For emergency If you Cannot

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MOUNT JOY, PA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954

JOSEPH KOVACK
State Head
To Visit
Here Sunday
Plans are now being made to
welcome the state commander
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
to Mount Joy Sunday afternoon,
November 21, 2:30 p. m. The
special meeting will be held at
the post headquarters, 220': E.
Main Street.
Department Commander Jos-
eph Kovack is on tour in Penn-
sylvania. visiting all the V.F.W,
posts. All veterans are asked to
be on hand to meet the state
commander.
After his visitation to the
Mount Joy Post, he will visit
the Elizabethtown V. F. W.
home. Here he will conduct a
question and answer session on
veterans and post problems.
Frank Morton, local post com-
mander, will be in charge
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GOLD BADGE WINNER
Picked by her fellow patrol-
BULLETIN
|
DEDICATED
TO
COMMUNITY
SERVICE
$2.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
"Bell Day”
To Be He'd
December 3
“Bell Day” will be observed
| in Mount Joy Friday, December
men, Sue Mumma will wear the!
gold badge of the
Elementary School
the Sue
Patrol
week. was chosen be-
Mount Joy |
for Joy.
cause she helped pick up pack-!
ages for a man who had drop-
ped them.
Local V.F. W. Post
Makes Donations
Donations were made at the
bi-monthly meeting of the Mt.
Joy V. F. Post 5732. The
members decided t® donate $25
Donegal School Jand
uniform fund; $5. to the Christ-
mas decorating committee; and
decided to purchase a unit flag
for the newly Cub
Scouts. Ralph Rice, a past post
commander of the local post, is
in charge of Cub Scouting
The grcup decided to sell
Christmas trees again this year.
These trees will be cut and tak-
organized
en from the mountains by mem-
bers of the local post. The VFW
was donated a large four-draw-
er filing cabinet by Albert D.
Seiler. Sunday afternoon, Nov.
14, the post officers held a clean-
up day at headquarters on East
Main Street. Members of the
post reported as entering a
marching unit in the Veterans
Day parade in Lancaster and
also attended Veterans’ Day
church services in the Methodist
Church.
The next
will be held
regular meeting
Monday evening,
November 22, 8:00 p. m. in
post headquarters. The 1955
dues are now payable to the
post quartermaster.
& 5 Rotary Spea ker Predicts Two
Broad-Base Taxes Needed
out. He predicted that the keep-
ing of campaign promises of
Gov.-elect George Leader to do
sales tax would
sub-
away with the
only be accomplished by
stituting other tax measures,
and that it probably will be
necessary to have not one, but
two, broad-base tax measures.
The state chamber long has
advocated the decentralizing of
government, Mr. Feagley re-
minded his audience. Citing fig-
ures of federal spending, he
stated that every dollar spent by
the federal government costs
the taxpayer $1.62. Every state
tax dollar costs the taxpayer
$1.25, the speaker estimated.
I was the former Barbara G
3, it was _ announced by the
chairman of the project in
Joy, Mrs. Frank Young, Jr. This
county-wide project
nual affair sponsored
benefit of the county hearing
center. Mrs. Young said that
there will be large bells
Mt. |
is an an-|

for the
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| Local Service Men
placed |
in the stores a few days prior to |
Meet In Korea:
Bell Day and that small red in- |
dividual bells will be sold dur-
>
ing December 3.
Two children
charge of the local
will be in
elementary
school; a collection will be
made in the Donegal High
School and at the regular meet-
ings of the Rotary and Lions
Clubs. Small bells will be sold
in the New Standard Corpora-
tion, Gerberich-Payne hoe
Factory, Mount Joy Mills and
Aircraft Marine building.
Volunteers will also sell the
the bells in front of the two lo-
cal banks from 11 a. m. to 2 p.
m; in Murphy's Store from 6
p. m. to 9 p. m.; in Hess's Food
Store from 10:00 a. m. to 9:00
p. m.; in Sloan’s from 1 p. m. to
9 p. m,; in front of the A & P.
Store from 6 to 8 p. m. and in
the local theatre from 7 to 10 p.
m.
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Couple Celebrates
Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Lon-
genecker, Fairview St., Mount
celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary at an op-
en-house celebration Sunday in
their Mrs. Longenecker
Wol-
gemuth, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Wolge-
muth, Mount Joy R2. Mr. Long-
home
| enecker’s parents were the late
Rev. and Mrs. Lineaus B. Lon-
genecker of Lititz R3.
The couple was married Nov.
10, 1904 by the Rev. Henry Hof-
fer of Rapho Tewnship. They
went to housekeeping on a farm
in Mount Joy R2 and resided at
the for 48 years.
Two years ago, they moved in-
to their present home within the
borough. Mr. Longenecker still
takes an active part in the farm-
ing activities on the farm which
same place
is now run by one of his sons.
Their ten children are Arthur
W., Lititz R4; Earl W., Lebanon
R5; Ellen, wife of the Rev. Rob-
ert S. Young, Hershey R2; Mil-
dred, wife of Isaac Earhart, Co-
lumbia R1; Linneaus W., Birch-
land Ave., Mount Joy; the Rev.
Samuel W., Nappanee, Indiana;
Dorothy, wife of Lewis Minx, of
Dallas, Texas; Ethel, wife of
Heber Shelley, Manheim; The
Rev. William W., Mount Joy R2
and Verdella B., at home.
All the children arrived home
in honor of their parent's gold-
en anniversary. An openhouse
was attended by approximately
325 persons Sunday afternoon
and all relatives were present in
the evening.
The couple also has 26 grand-
children and 1 greatgrandchild.
The evening's affair was held
at the home of Linneaus Longe-
necker. Approximately eighty
relatives attended the supper
supper and program. Mrs. Lon-
genecker's brother, the Rev.
Graybill Wolgemuth, Mount Joy
R2, reminisced about the coup-
le’s courtship and Mr. Longe-
necker’s brother who was best-
man at the wedding, Ammon
Longenecker, Manheim, remin-
isced about the couple's wed-
ding; A nephew of the couple.
Linneaus C. Longenecker gave
recollections about neices and
nephews; Miss Molly Sauder, of
Doylestown, a neice, sang a so-
lo; a quartette composed of the
daughters of Earl Longenecker
sang; a trio from the Isaac Ear-
hart family sang and each child
of the couple gave reminisces of
| their childhood.
named
| sponsoring téen-age
Joycees Make
Future Plans
For Activities
JoyCees decided to
$25.00 toward the
Christmas decorations at
donate
community
their
regular meeting Tuesday night
held at the home of Mrs. John
Landis, South Market Street.
The girls also decided to help
the JayCees with their annual
Christmas shopping tour for the
Messiah Chil-
Mrs. Thomas O’-
Connor was named chairman of
children at the
dren’s Home.
a committee to work with the
men on the project.
Weidman
further
Miss Christine was
to make investi-
| pected to
| states the middle of
Three local boys met in Korea
this month. The three are Myron
Weber,
Martin.
(Toby)
and John
George McCue
After the two got together,
Martin and Weber found Mec-
Cue and the three had a “Mount
Joy" visit.
Martin is stationed with the
163rd Medical Corp. He was ex-
leave Korea for the
November.
Shirley
children
Pinker-
Lane.
Korea
His wife, the former
Weber, and their three
reside at the corner of
ton Road and Oakleaf
Martin was stationed in
since May, 1953,
Toby entered the Army April
19, of this vear and sailed from
the state of Washington for Kor-
ea Sept. 15. George has been in
service for 14 months and has
spent five of those months on
Korean grounds.
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TRYOUTS ARE BEING
HELD FOR BAND
Tryouts are now
held
being
‘at the Donegal High School for
placement in the school concert
band. H. Morrell Shields is di-
rector of the band and expects
gations into the possibility of
dances for
the young people. If all the plans
can be carried out, the group
decided that the first dance will
be held, tentatively in January
for ‘all young people who are
in the seventh grade and older.
Mrs. Warren Hayman, chair-
man of the “Welcome to Mount
Joy” committee, announced that
three families, the Lights
the Dreschers
Landisville and the Gill-
McKeesport, were
visited October Six
girls were named to again re-
the for the
coming year and make several
new
from Coatesville,
from
christs from
during
organize committee
changes in the rules
The JoyCee doll,
the
on display in various store win-
dressed by
members of group, will be
dows for the next two weeks it
was announced by Mrs Nich-
olas Leitner, chairman of the
doll committee. The doll and all
its clothing and equipment will
be awarded following the ar-
rival of Santa Claus in Mt. Joy,
Saturday, Dec. 4.
invited
banquet-
the Junior
Chamber of Commerce and
since they will help with the
Christmas tour, no meeting will
be held until January, the third
Tuesday, Jan. 18
Six new children arrived at
the Messiah Children’s Home
recently. These children’s names
were given to six JoyCee mem-
bers for them to remember on
their birthdays with a gift and
to remember during the year
with cards. This has been the
policy with the residents living
there already.
Since
to attend a
meeting
the girls were
special
in honor of
A ‘special feature of the pro-
gram was showing of Christmas
decorations by Mrs. Bruce
Greiner. Mrs. Greiner
strated the making of
kinds of decorations and showed
a collection of her own.
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RUHLS WIN PRIZES
Ruhl's Flower Show received
“mum” prizes at the bi-annual
Lancaster County Flower Show
last week at the Armory, Lan-
caster. The winning bronze
standard mum was that of
Ruhl’s as well as the Class D.
chrysanthemums, bronze; and
the Class M. yellow pompom,
intermediate. The latter were
both firsts. Both first and .sec-
ond in Class M, single pompom
disbudded were won by the lo-
, cal shop.
demon-
several

to have a band of 65
band does
the winter
partici-
pants. The marching
not function over
months
Jaycee National
President To Be
Here December 6
LaMar
Chamber of
dent, will visit Mount Joy Mon-
day, Dec. 6. Since Mount Joy
was one of four locations chosen
national Jr.
Commerce
Buckner,
presi-
in Pennsylvania, the local group
is sponsoring a banquet-meeting
at the Mount Joy
gion home this Monday
American Le-
evening
This visit will mark his only
central Pennsylvania visit and
in addition to members from
both the local JayCees and Joy-
members are expected
the
chapter
Cees,
Jay-
has
ham
from all surrounding
Cee
planned a
dinner,
Mr. Buckner
lowing the dinner
The committee
program, baked
gifts to
fol-
presentation of
and a dance
Couple To Celebrate
Fiftieth Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. H W
Florin, will celebrate
tieth
Thanksgiving Day
Buller,
their fif-
wedding anniversary on
The couple was married in
Mount Joy by the Rev. Irvin
Runk. They have twelve chil-
dren, twenty-six grandchildren
and three great grand children.
Friends and relaives are invited
to an open house to be held at
their home in Florin next Thurs-
day.
Repairs On
WaterSystem
Near Finish
The Mount Joy million-gallon
standpipe erected on Lumber
Street is now painted, complet-
ed and ready for use as soon as
the paint is dry. This should
take approximately ten days.
The new standpipe is equip-
ped with an outside gauge
which shows just how full it is
at all times. This can easily be
seen from Lumber Street. The
standpipe will also be equipped
with an electric gauge with
wire running to the local water-
works’ pump house where it
will signal the pumping engin-
eer when it is full. At a later
time, this will be the controlling
device to make the pumps work
automatic. The standpipe is al-
ready connected to the water
mains and all that is necessary
to put it into service is to open
the main line.
Improvements are almost
completed at the pumping sta-
tion. Some of the repairs were
repairing a leaky dam, repair-
ing flood gates, repairing water
wheel shutters, replacing badly
rusted meter pipes which are
under ground, installing an 8 in.
bypass pipe connecting the pipe
to the reservoir to the pipe
which comes to the borough via
the creek. “Hazel” had blown
over four large trees into the
dam and one into the tail race.
These have yet to be removed.
The only major improvement
not vet completed is the laying
of the 12-inch main over the
Pennsylvania Railroad tracks
via the bridge at Lumber Street.
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Will Award
40 Prizes
In Big Event
Forty prizes valued at $1,000
are at stake in the Mount Joy
Retail Merchants Christmas
shopping promotion which got
underway last week. The event
will continue until 9 p.m. Dec.
18. Distribution of the prizes
will be made as follows:
First $200.
Second, third, fourth — $100
each
Fifth through 10th — $50.00
cach
11th through 20th — $10.00
each
21st through 40th — $5 each.
Tickets will be given out,
untill 9:00 p. m. December
18th. Prizes will be award-
ed at a program in the grade
school auditorium at 10 p. m.
It will not be necessary
for the winners to be present,
However, an interesting pro-
gram is being planned from 9 p.
m. to 10 p. m. while folks are
gathering for the prize distribu-
tion
The merchandise coupons will
be as good as cash for purchase
in any of the cooperating stores.
The cooperating stores will be
signs and posters.
include
Dec. 18
identified by
Cooperating
the following
Eli Ament Garage,
Booth Department Store,
erly’s Cleaners & Dyers,
stores
John M.
Eich-
Eshle-
man Bros., Warren H. Greena-
walt Jeweler, Greer's Jewelry
Store, Samuel Heiscy Grocer,
Hess’ Food Store
Jack Horner Shoes, J. B. Hos-
tetter & Son, Johnson's Chil-
dren's Shop, Keener's Home
Furnishings, Kitty Dress Shopp:
Ray Knorr Furniture, Koser
Jewelry Store, Kulp's Lunch-
eonette & News Agency.
Geo. W. Leaman Tires, Mar-
tin's 5 & 10c Store, H. S. Meck-
ley & Sons Plumbing, Mount
Joy Bulletin, Mount Joy De-
partment Store, Mount Joy Fro-
zen Foods, G. C. Murphy Co,
Newcomer Motors Inc., H. S.
Newcomer & Son, Inc., Lester E.
Roberts & Son, Sloan's Phar-
macy, Stehman & Herr Service
Station, Tyndall's Store, Way's
Appliances, Wolgemuth, Inc,
W & R Printing Co., Zerphey’s
Sico Service Station.
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FLOEIN LIONS TO MEET
The Lions Club of Florin will
meet next Monday evening at
6:30 p.m. in the Clearview Din-
er
A series of demonstrations of
the products derived from pe-
troleum will be given ai this
meeting.
Any member of
Jov Lions Club is
attend the meeting.
the Mount
welcome to
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